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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","Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GOVERNOR WANTS DOLE, BUSH AT CONVENTION","Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP WANTS TO BLOCK LAND SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST IN SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NIGERIANS TO BE DEPORTED FOR BANK FRAUD,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRE DANGER HIGH IN WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MURDERER SHOULD HAVE NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA'S RANK IN AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*PLANE CRASH KILLS TWO NEAR BOX ELDER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOVERNOR GETS SUPPORT FOR FARM DEBT PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*DENIES CONTRACT TO WINNING WILMOT COACH,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*YARDWORK TAKES ROOT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*A BRUSH WITH SUMMER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOWARD SAILOR IN TWO NAVAL CATASTROPHES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS ID SUSPECTS IN BANK THEFT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LANE-MARKING SEASON STILL MONTH AWAY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RICH EXPLOIT WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"TEACHERS DESERVE THANKS, RESPECT (L)","Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEND ABORTION LETTERS TODAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BAKER SEES UNRESOLVED ISSUES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*WRITERS GATHER FOR LITERARY POTPOURRI,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOP-A-THON ORGANIZERS SAY THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"LEUKEMIA FUND-RAISER NETS {dollar}2,100 (L)","Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS US EXPORT PLAN RESTORED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-OFFICIAL GUILTY OF EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON URGES BUSH TO CALM OIL MARKET,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILITARY JUDGE WON'T FORBID DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO MEET WITH CONSTITUENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BROWSING FOR BOOKS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PROJECT WOULD DRAW MORE WATER FROM RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD HOPES TO BE GAMBLING BY AUGUST,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GETTING IN MIDDLE OF TROUBLE IS EASY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR FAILS PRISON TEST,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEEN WHO WAS SHOT BY ACCIDENT DIES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
US WEST TO REFUND CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"BATTLE BREWING BETWEEN TRIBE, HIGHWAY PATROL","Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT REJECTS DAMAGES AWARDED TO DEALER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WEB OFFICIAL FILES LAWSUIT OVER LETTER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SDSU SWEEPS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SUNNY AND FREE--DAY TO CLEAN,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSED EXPRESSWAY WOULD LINK BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KIDS DEMAND CLEANER WORLD,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EARTH DAY MUST BE LIFETIME COMMITMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HIGH-RISK AMERICAN INDIANS FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PARTICIPATE IN EARTH DAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS RECOGNIZED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WORLD MUST ADDRESS POPULATION PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MAIL SERVICE COULD BE WORSE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MUENSTER HAS FALSE LABEL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD EXPLAIN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
IT'S TIME FOR CONSISTENCY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
MOTORISTS BE CAREFUL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LAW HURTS SENIOR CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
SATANIC FILM POOR CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
MENNO BOYS CARRY BATON TO CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DOG, HORSE RACING FACE TOUGH TESTS","Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MUST RESPOND TO NATURE'S NEEDS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
ACTIVITIES PLANNED FOR ARBOR WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DUMP YOUR PLUMP OPENS HUNGER DRIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY CARD CARRIERS CAN RIDE BUS FOR 10 CENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 CHARGED WITH RAMKOTA BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATIC LEADER URGES INVOLVEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MIAMIAN'S BACKING OF DASCHLE WASN'T WASTED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCRUB-A-DUB-DUB,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
APPLICATION LINES LONG AT TEACHERS FAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON DEFENDS SELF AGAINST CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"SEIZED POT WORTH {dollar}60,000","Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FATAL ACCIDENT UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIGHMORE MAN APPOINTED SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE RETAIL SALES SHOW MODEST GAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VALLEY SPRINGS GETS WATER RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELK POINT SCHOOL PROPOSAL MAY GROW,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CLASS OF '45 REUNITES-OUT WEST,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"NEVADA MAN FINED {dollar}5,000 FOR PERJURY","Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
GRASSHOPPER CONTROL PROGRAM IS STARTED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESS DISCUSSION TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS' TAXES PAID OFF,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CHEMICAL HABIT TOUGH TO KICK,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHER'S LAST WORD STILL HEARD,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*EVERYONE CAN, MUST MAKE COMMITMENT","Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
GOOD TRASH NEED NOT GO TO WASTE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.F, p.08, col.2"
*GOING FOR THE GREEN,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1990, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*PARENTS, BOARD BICKER OVER BUSING","Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RICHMOND ESTATES RESIDENTS DISCOVER NATURE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOW AM I GOING TO GET HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*THIS BIRTH BUSINESS IS NO EASY TASK,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
'ARGUS' WON'T ALTER ITS POLICY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MONEY LEFT TO OTHERS HAS ALREADY BEEN TAXED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TAXES HAVE MERIT IF APPLIED EQUALLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MICKELSON'S TAX DOUBLE-TALK ASTOUNDING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD SEX EDUCATION FAILS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CUBICAL AREA TEACHES VALUABLE LESSONS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PROMOTING TOO MUCH BOOZE IS APPALLING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PRECIOUS PRE-BORN NEED PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
ADMINISTER HIB VACCINE STARTING AT 2 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*TODAY IS DAY OF WAITING FOR 2 AREA PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SOME SENIORS GET TAX REFUND ON PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*INSURANCE WOES 'NOT S&L FAILURE REVISITED',"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
CALLS FOR BLANKETS FOR KURDS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY CONTINUES TO FLUSH HYDRANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETING FOR DISABLED PLANNED FOR THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF SCHOOLS TO HONOR VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 KILLED IN CRASH EAST OF PARKSTON,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PIERRE WOMAN TO RECEIVE AWARD FROM BUSH,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TREK ORGANIZER HOPES FOR FAIR WEATHER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WHITEWASHED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GET FINANCIAL PINCH FROM LOW WAGES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR'S TRIP LEAVES MILLER AT HELM,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR SAYS PALESTINIANS MERIT RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY RUNNING OUT OF ASSESSMENT FORMS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRST DEFENSE CUTS WON'T AFFECT GUARD,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT PLANS REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
{dollar}2 MILLION SET TO SAVE RIVER BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CALLS PROMPT INVESTIGATION OF CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD TO GET FUNDS FOR POLLUTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
4 VIE FOR COMMISSION IN RUNOFF,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LT GOVERNOR NAMED TO ADVISORY COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*EDGEMONT WASTE SITE BACK IN CONSIDERATION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW COVERS EARLY BLOOMS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OWNER PLANS TO TURN HOTEL INTO APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPRING SNOWSTORM KILLS 2 IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRUCK-STOP PLAN REJECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PUBLICITY SHOULDN'T SWELL CITY'S HEAD (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STUDENT SHEDS POSITIVE LIGHT ON AUGUSTANA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THE TIME FOR MAKING RIGHT CHOICES IS NOW (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*ORGAN DONATION OFFERS HOPE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*IT TAKES LUCK TO FIND TOY DUCK,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD REALLY COOKS IN NEW BOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SWAYZE SHINES IN DARK, YET HOPEFUL, 'CITY OF JOY'","Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOMESTEAD RECIPE STILL A WINNER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FALLS PARK CLEANUP VOLUNTEERS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ICY ROAD BLAMED IN BRITTON FATALITY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS CHARGED WITH RAPING 14-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPING 4-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARE ASKING FOR USED BICYCLES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUSINESSMAN CONVICTED OF BANK FRAUD,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PARKING IN PANCAKES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"HOG FARM FINED {dollar}50,000 FOR DUMPING","Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE ACCELERATING RECYCLING EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MASTEN, BUTLER ON OPPOSITE SIDES","Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COURT REJECTS BID TO REOPEN HARASSMENT CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN SCHOOL BOARD PRESENTS 3 AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD MAN GETS 71 MONTHS FOR STABBING,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT HEARS BLACK HILLS TRAIL DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DEADWOOD CASINOS DURING POWER OUTAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE CLEARS WAY FOR DUMP PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CHAIN LETTERS SCAMS POSSESS POOR ODDS--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MAN TO STAND TRIAL IN FATAL TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
INJURY UPDATES WILL TAKE TIME WITH WOLFGANG,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA GROUP WINS SIFE HONORS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
INTEREST-FREE MONEY OFFERED FOR HOME BUYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SPRING SNOW MIXED BLESSING,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*WOMEN CLAIM GLASS CEILING STILL A BARRIER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*CLERGY RECALL GOALS OF VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*DOLE, SUNUNU, 12 GOVERNORS ATTEND MEMORIAL","Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
AIRPLANE HIT SILO HEAD-ON,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'SPEAKER' REMEMBERED AS A MAN WHO CARED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*EX-TROOPER LOVED HIS FAMILY AND FLYING,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*PILOT'S LIFE 'WAS BEST THING THERE WAS',"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*CLASSMATES EXPECTED MICKELSON'S SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*FIREFIGHTERS SAY SITE A QUAGMIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*FRIENDS REMEMBER MEN WHO DIED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ACT THREATENS CONTROL OF OUR PUBLIC LANDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NOW MAYBE HEALING CAN BEGIN IN LA (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SAYS RIGHT THINGS ABOUT RELIGION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' COMMENDED FOR RUNNING COMIC STRIP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINION--HOW WILL YOU REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*CITY GIRLS GOLF TOURNEY OPENS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SET FOR MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROUP PLANS WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DAMP WEATHER HAMPERS FIELD WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AGENCY USES NEW METHOD TO FIND FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
"GAMBLING MACHINE BROKEN, ROBBED","Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNHOFF TO DISCUSS ABORTION LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KIWANIS CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ADMITS RAPE IN PLEA BARGIN,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRING FLING BEING SHORTENED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PARKS CAN BE ADOPTED UNDER PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MURDER WAS LOVERS' QUARREL, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD INCOMES INCH HIGHER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UPON THIS ROCK,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ALCOHOL PART OF HIGH-SPEED CHASE FATALITY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STATE RANKS IN TOP 10 IN EFFICIENCY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*MICKELSON FOLLOWED IN FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*REED HEADED STATE'S OFFICE ON ENERGY POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*DOLLY DIRECTED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*RECYCLING SPANS AGES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RECYCLERS TAKE NUMEROUS MATERIALS IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRAINING CAN HELP CREATIVITY (PROF),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*COMPOST INDOORS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1993, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED AFTER INCIDENT AT WITNESS' HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY SHARES STORY OF STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LOW VACCINATION RATE INEXCUSABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
REFORM IS ONLY PATH TO HEALTH SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
COURT NEEDS A JUSTICE WHO'S TOUGH ON CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LOSING MORRELL PLANT WOULD DEVASTATE CITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
DUNHAM PARK-TRAIL LINKUP ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO SPEAK AT PUBLIC MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA GETS ANTI-DRUG MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER AMENDMENT SEEKS UN INSPECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MUENSTER SUES MIDCO THEATRES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MOTHER RECEIVES DIPLOMA,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY CRACKS DOWN ON FOOD SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SCHMECKFEST CHEESE TAINTED, TEST SHOWS","Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*ROSSOW TO HEAD SD HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN CRASHES HELICOPTER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRIDGEWATER MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARMELEE MAN CONVICTED OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN WOMAN GUILTY OF SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"INDIAN RESIDENTS TO INCREASE, CENSUS SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*PLANTING BEGINS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MULTIPLE SCRATCH-CARD WINNERS UPSET BY CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GROUP PROPOSES SCHOOL FOR INDIANS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SUPREME COURT PUNISHES GREEDY LAWYER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SUSPENDED SENTENCES REVOKABLE FOR CLEAR VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRUST ASSETS CAN OFFSET MEDICAID BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COURT OVERTURNS PEEPING VERDICT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*STUDENTS TEST SWEET TREATS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*COMPETITION NECESSARY FOR CABLE TV, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*BACK AT YA',"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MORE PEOPLE FIND PLACES FOR EXHIBITS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*IF IT SOUNDS GOOD, PLAY IT","Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*US ALWAYS WILL BE A NATION OF READERS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
KIRBY TO SPEAK AT MORALITY RALLY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
COUNTRY LIKELY TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
THRIFTY SOFTWARE UPGRADES WISE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TRANSPLANTING LILY BULBS--TAKE LARGE CLUMP OF SOIL,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*HEAVY RAINS PUSH CITY'S SEWAGE SYSTEM TO LIMIT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD NATIVE MISSING IN AFTERMATH,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*QUALITY CHILD CARE WORTH EVERY CENT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WE NEED MORE STORIES LIKE 'PARTNERS WITH GOD' (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COLLEGE STUDENT WORRIES ABOUT FUNDING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MCNAMARA REVELATIONS CAN'T HURT VIETNAM VETS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*HEAD START ON DIABETES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TONIGHT'S OPRY HOMES IN ON BACK-TO-BASIC BLUEGRASS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GOD OFFERS TIMELY HELP AS SPIRITUAL LIFELINE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*SCHWARTZ READY TO LEAVE THE FARM,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU STAR WILL WAIT UNTIL LATE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ROBBER TAKES MONEY FROM GROCERY STORE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AIRVANTAGE TO END SIOUX FALLS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR FILES SUIT AGAINST PRESENTATION COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FEAST TO FINANCE KIDNEY FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GIRL TO GET HER WISH WITH SHOPPING SPREE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOAKED FOLKS AWAIT SUNNY SKIES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL SING-UP,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RECYCLING PROGRAM MAY DROP GLASS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TO SHARE BETTER WAY TO ACCOMPLISH TASK,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*MILITARY MEDLEY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ROYALITIES FROM BOOK DESIGNATED FOR AID,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA CITIES MARK FLOOD RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ASSAULT CHARGES FILED AGAINST 20-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PHONE-PACT FOES REQUEST VOTE RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TWO PLEAD GUILTY IN SEPARATE CASES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*ADDITIONAL MONIES AWARDED TO WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*COUNCIL OFFERS FIRST CHAUTAUQUA,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DEUBROOK BOARD DECIDES TO BUILD SCHOOL ADDITION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MISSOURI MAN INJURED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*HE WAS ACTIVE IN ROTARY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*WATER CLOSES HIGHWAY 19,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
"MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO DRUGS, FIREARMS CHARGES","Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*NECKTIE LETS WEARER KEEP COOL,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FARMERS UNION LEADER HOPES TO PLANT IDEAS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS DEVELOPER BUYS SHRIVER SQUARE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
MCKNIGHT IN BUSINESS HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
TO REVIEW PROGRESS OF PAST 25 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
STATE SEEKS INFORMATION ABOUT PROPOSED RESORT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*FAMILY LOSES HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
TO ADDRESS ROLE WATER WILL PLAY IN STATE'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
"UTILITIES LOSE 1,600 POWER POLES","Argus LeaderApr 22 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
RADIO HEAD MAY BE VIOLATING LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RADIO HEAD MAY BE VIOLATING LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"SEES NUCLEAR CONTAMINATION, EXPLOITATION OF BLACK HILLS","Argus LeaderApr 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ALTERNATIVES TO NUCLEAR POWER SHOULD BE DEVELOPED,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OPPONENT OF DOVE HUNTING CITES PERIL TO PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE SPLIT NEEDED FOR '80S,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"SEES NUCLEAR CONTAMINATION, EXPLOITATION OF BLACK HILLS","Argus LeaderApr 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
AAM TO HELP SAWMILL STRIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
AAM TO HELP SAWMILL STRIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"*RAY WEIDENBACHER, JANITOR AT ST. JOSEPH'S CATHEDRAL","Argus LeaderApr 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DR. PAUL REAGAN, CIVIC LEADER, DIES","Argus LeaderApr 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIG NIGHT FOR COUNTRY MUSIC-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ELKTON STILL FLUORIDE-FREE AFTER 9-YEAR FIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
4-YEAR-OLD SAVES LIFE OF COUSIN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*CHERYL LADD HOPES SPECIAL WILL SPOTLIGHT ABUSED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CHERYL LADD HOPES SPECIAL WILL SPOTLIGHT ABUSED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FED COURT-CHRISTMAS SONGS OK,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITY FAILS TO MEET GOAL TO CUT USE OF VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"CONVENTION ENTER, MOTEL DESIGNED FOR PIERRE AREA","Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOOD STAMPS USED BY MORE STATE FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SANDVIG HONING OLD SKILLS ON JOB WITH NEW TWIST,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SANDVIG HONING OLD SKILLS ON JOB WITH NEW TWIST,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MERWIN PREDICTS GOOD THINGS IN 1980'S,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MERWIN PREDICTS GOOD THINGS IN 1980'S,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FARMER HOSTS UNIQUE PETS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AN ISLAND OF CALM IN A STORMY NEWSROOM,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SECRETARIES MOVE BUSINESS WORLD,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HAYWARD 6TH GRADERS TO RAISE MONEY FOR TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*STORE TO CATER TO LATE-NIGHT SKATERS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*INMATES ARGUE AGAINST BRAITHWAITE SENTENCES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*INMATES ARGUE AGAINST BRAITHWAITE SENTENCES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEIGHBORS FIGHT 40-FOOT WINDMILL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EVALUATIONS WIN LITTLE PRAISE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*STUDENTS BEATING THE HEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
FAMILY DELEGATE REBUTS CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LIFETIMES SAVED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY DELEGATE REBUTS CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
THANKS PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SF GROUP WINS PRIZE FOR TREE EFFORT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN DEPARTMENT UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT REPAYS CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW ON GOODWILL AUSTRIAN TRIP,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GREYHOUND RACING SEASON NEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SISSETON MAN FACES 5TH INDICTMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES INMATE'S SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES INMATE'S SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRUCKING OFFICIAL RAPS DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MORE RAIL DESTRUCTION DOUBTFUL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MANY FARM PROGRAMS NOT NEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*FROST THREAT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MEIERHENRY DELAYS RULING ON REGENT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
MEIERHENRY DELAYS RULING ON REGENT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
MEIERHENRY DELAYS RULING ON REGENT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
CITY STUDYING DOWNTOWN LOT GATHERINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
EMERSON SCHOOL PRINCIPAL TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR ACCUSES CARTER OF BLACKMAIL-OAHE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS ARE 'MAD AS HELL',"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
KULL NAMES CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WICK ATTACKS MCGOVERN FUND SOURCES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*REPUBLICAN WOMEN HOST DARKHORSE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS RAPS DEMOCRATIC BUDGET,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SCHUMAKER SUPPORTS WEB PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WICK ATTACKS MCGOVERN FUND SOURCES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"WARM, DRY WEATHER AIDS FARM SEEDING","Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*INGENUITY SATISFIES ETHNIC CRAVINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COWBELLES PLAN BEEF COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
A SPECIAL SECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1980, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*FRANK CUTLER INJURED IN A COLLISION WITH AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLAYOFFS BATTLE RESUMES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REFEREE EVANS TO BE HONORED AT WOOD RELAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REFEREE EVANS TO BE HONORED AT WOOD RELAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THEY'RE BITING...MAYBE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WEST GERMAN PREFERS GRECO,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PROGRAM OFFERS CHILDREN AFTER-SCHOOL ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM OFFERS CHILDREN AFTER-SCHOOL ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WILLIE NELSON CROONS OLD FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA EWINGS--THE ULTIMATE TV SPIN-OFF...,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANTI-ABORTION GROUPS BEGIN PICKETING,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DRY SUBSOIL MAY FORCE FARMERS TO SWITCH CROPS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DRY SUBSOIL MAY FORCE FARMERS TO SWITCH CROPS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COURT ORDER CLOSES 3.2 BAR FOR OUTSTANDING DEBTS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ANTI-ABORTION GROUPS BEGIN PICKETING,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON--NO CHANGE-JUST CONFUSION ON TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PETERSON--NO CHANGE-JUST CONFUSION ON TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*NEW DRUNKENNESS TEST USES BREATH SAMPLE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PETERSON--NO CHANGE-JUST CONFUSION ON TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SF NEEDS HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SF NEEDS HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HUMAN RELATIONS BODY SHOULD BE PRESERVED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HUMAN RELATIONS BODY SHOULD BE PRESERVED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JAPAN SHOULD PROVIDE GREATER DEFENSE EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
WEST SIOUX HARDWARE CLOSING LAMENTED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
WEST SIOUX HARDWARE CLOSING LAMENTED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*EXPERT--WE'LL FREEZE WITHOUT NUKE POWER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATES DEBATE ON TV SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"CRANE ENDORSED BY CLARK, EVENSON","Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CHURCHES OBSERVING PEACE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
INMATE GETS 25 YEARS FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
INMATE GETS 25 YEARS FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ASSAULT TRIAL TESTIMONY STARTS TODAY-HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS GLAD TO HAVE GUN IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
ROBERTS GLAD TO HAVE GUN IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
VET DESCRIBES LSD HORRORS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
ABDNOR COSPONSORS ADOPTION BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HEEGE WILL PRESIDE AT SEIDSCHLAW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ABDNOR COSPONSORS ADOPTION BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
COURT HEARS PROBATION APPEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SF MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SHOOTING NEIGHBOR'S DOG,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
VOTERS LEAGUE BACKS HUMAN RELATIONS BODY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HEEGE WILL PRESIDE AT SEIDSCHLAW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
VOTERS LEAGUE BACKS HUMAN RELATIONS BODY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
COURT HEARS PROBATION APPEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
REGENTS TO CONSIDER 7 PERCENT PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
REGENTS TO CONSIDER 7 PERCENT PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MITCHELL OFFICIALS TO CUT WATER USAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MATHIS STORY 'DIDN'T WASH',"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*WHY RESEARCHERS WANT TO GROW A SQUARE TOMATO,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'PERSONAL BEST'--SPORTS FILM THAT WINS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU SHATTERS 'THE GLASS MENAGERIE',"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*NOBODY PUSHES ALICE AROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
JAYCEES PROPOSING NATIONAL VOLUNTEER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS APPROVE 9 PERCENT TUITION INCREASE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT BRICE CHRISTIANS WILL CHANGE PLEA,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
US WILL NEED MORE LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR'S EXIT FROM FARMING,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRUG ARRESTS CONTINUE--JURY INDICTS 9,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL DAY ON MAY 31,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BISHOP DUDLEY URGES WATT TO KEEP SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HURON MAN INDICTED FOR ROBBERY-HU,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLAN TO CONVERT MISSILE SITE OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER TO BE IN 2 AREA ROAD RACES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLUB FEATURING NEW WAVE MUSIC OPENS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*ALLEN SEEKS 3RD SENATE TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*GRAMBIHLER WANTS HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HANSON RUNNING FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS MAN SEEKS POST,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHANCELLOR MAN RUNNING FOR OFFICE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VANGERPEN ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WELLNESS CENTER SPONSORING STROKE SUPPORT GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HURON MAN'S ARRAIGNMENT SET FOR MAY 4,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PIPELINE TO HURON AREA COULD COST {dollar}65 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
O'GORMAN WINS WAR AGAINST SIOUX CITY NORTH,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COLLEGE STARTS 3-YEAR DRIVE FOR {dollar}7.1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW OWNERS MAY HURT CHEM NUKE REPUTATION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*AUGUSTANA'S ROBSON HOPES TO CATCH,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOOTBALL MERGER IRKS OLDHAM GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*NIGHT CHEESE HANDOUTS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACCT OPENED TO AID FIRED PAIR--HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ETSI FILES 9 CONDEMNATION NOTICES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANSEN QUITS EDUCATION JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX WOMAN KILLED ON ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANT WON'T HELP DEVELOPMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TALKS BETWEEN CITY & POLICE STALL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GIRL GETS EARLY START ON DANCING CAREER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HIGH COURT JUSTICE PLEADS GUILTY TO DWI,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEVELOPER WILL REVEAL PLANS FOR BLOCK 11,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS DELAY BUDGET CUTS UNTIL MAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LONGER DAYLIGHT SAVINGS OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION FORM POSES PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY NEEDS ALDERMANIC FORM OF GOVT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GALLERY STORY APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JOFFREY BALLET CONCERT GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MCKENNAN SHOULD DETERMINE PREFERRED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
OUTER SPACE EXPENDITURES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PEOPLE WHO ABUSE ANIMALS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STUDDED TIRE LAW IMPRACTICAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STORY ABOUT IRS DRAWS PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
THE UNBORN DESERVE SYMPATHY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
US SHOULD STOP INTERFERING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
COUPLE SENTENCED FOR ABUSING INFANT SON,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRST HALF OF REAL EXTATE TAX DUE MAY 1,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GIRL MIGHT BE TESTED BEFORE TESTIFYING,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KSOO EXPANDS 'GOLDEN AGE OF RADIO' SERIES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAW OFFICIALS LEARN ABOUT PRISONER LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE SEARCH FOR DOG THAT BIT TEA BOY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGIONAL LABOR CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNIVERSITY INSTALLS MCFADDEN AS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SUPREME COURT RULING COULD AFFECT DWI,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*PLANNING FOR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GROUP ASKS FOR NEW TRIBAL ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRIVATE AGENCIES GET ANTI-POVERTY MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BRITE X MILL TO CLEAN UP ROCK DUST,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
HOMESTAKE WON'T OPEN GOLD MINE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*ROW THEIR BOAT UP DRIVEWAY--COLTON,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
'CONFERENCE CALL' LOOKS AT AG DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SPRING SIGNALS ANNUAL INFLUX OF CROOKS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PARROT OWNER TO TAKE TV LIE DETECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
WHITE & COOPER EXPECT LARGE TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
REPORTS OF CHILD ABUSE UP IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
GARDEN OF EAT'N--CANTON,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNCIL HONORS SERVICE LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
GAEM RAISES MONEY FOR LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
"SOCIAL WORKER RECEIVES {dollar}5,380 GRANT","Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
COMPANY OFFERS FREE LITTER BAGS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
"STUDENTS RAISE {dollar}38,322 FOR CHARITY","Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*CITY COLLEGES PLAN NEW COMPUTER SCIENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSION WILL DECIDE BAND DIRECTOR'S PAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESS CAN GET TAX BREAK FROM JOB SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHOOSING THE RIGHT MAN FOR THE JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KINI RADIO BEGINS SENIOR CITIZEN'S PROGRAMMING,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"POLICE, FIREFIGHTERS SEEK MORE INFORMATION","Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL HEAR REPORT ABOUT COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY OF FUTURE USE FOR WHS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DON'T EXPECT TO SEE PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFULS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PLOWING FRAGILE LAND ANGERS RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PEACEFUL PROTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ATHLETIC TRAINER AMUNDSON IS READY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BLUMHARDT ENJOYS BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*WINDS OF CHANGE BRING LOTS OF RAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HOOPS, REGENTS STILL TALKING","Argus LeaderApr 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HELP AVAILABLE FOR VICTIMS OF ABUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOOPS DESERVES APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOCAL SUPPORT GROUPS HELP BATTERED WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*'MY JOB'S FUN--REALLY',"Argus LeaderApr 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RETIRED TEACHER'S HOME PRESERVES MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS SAY WAGNER MEN BILKED TRIBE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW TO ATTEND IOWA FARM MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JUNKYARD RECEIVES 3-MONTH REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CRANE FILES PAPERS FOR SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD HIRES 3 ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"POLICE SEARCH FOR BREAK-IN, RAPE SUSPECT","Argus LeaderApr 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BAHNSON AVENUE CONSTRUCTION STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MAN CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING POT INTO PEN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
STOVE FIRE HOSPITALIZES SF WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*A SALUTE TO HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOUNT RUSHMORE TO GET TV TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRM ACQUIRES MOVIE THEATER MONOPOLY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TERRORISM CHANGES TRAVEL PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TERRORISM NEED NOT BE TOLERATED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CRITIC COULD RETURN TO EAST (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS DOING JUST FINE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
POLITICAL DEBATES HEALTHY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*WASHED OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CEMPETITION, HIGH ESTIMATE FACTORS IN LOW BID","Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COOPER IN SATISFACTORY CONDITION AFTER SURGERY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS ALDERMAN ELECTION ENDS IN A TIE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOWNTOWN MALL RENOVATION TO BEGIN TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATERBED STORE OWNER CHARGED,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VOLESKY LIED ABOUT ABSENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE FOR JOINT MEETING WITH LYNG,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GARBAGE TRUCK HITS MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY STUDENT NAMED FINALIST IN MODEL SEARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FOOD POISONING SUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NAUTRAL GAS SUPPLIER ASKS FOR PRICE REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PILCHER TO RUN FOR DISTRICT 11 SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*VISIONS OF SUMMER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE COMMITTEE TO STUDY SCHOOL AID FORMULA,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*JENNINGS CRITICIZES PERPICH'S LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DREDGING PROJECT IN JAMES RIVER WATERSHED DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"OFFERS {dollar}1,000 FOR BEST DESIGN","Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OK'S HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BE WARY OF VACATION SCAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COST OF HOSPITAL STUDY LEVELS OFF,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*CITY THANKS THOSE WHO GIVE THEIR TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO TRACK DOWN MONEY FOR FILM,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FRESH PRODUCE PRICES UP,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA FELLOWS TO HONOR 4,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
NOWAK REIGNS AS MISS ARBOR DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
WYMAN IS USD'S TEACHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
GRANT SAYS PIERRE BEST PLACE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KRULL'S POWER HITTING FUELS COUGARS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*MEANS WILL FIGHT RACISM WITH BOYCOTT OF RC,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD CONSIDERS EASING RULES FOR HOUSE ARREST,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITIBANK BEGINS DRUG TESTING,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAST MAKES 'PETER PAN' SING,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"*PETERSON, WOSTER TO HOST TELETHON","Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON WILLIAMS PIPE LINE CO,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DO NOT IGNORE BASIC WATER SAFETY RULES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRAGEDY MIGHT HELP OTHER ABUSE VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PETERSON TREATED BADLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*COACH JOINS MEET'S HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SD INFLUENCE TOUCHES TWINS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HONOR ATHLETES JOIN ELITE LIST,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*ANDERSEN ADJUSTS TO NEW ROLE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*WHITE BASS, WALLEYE BITING ON MISSOURI RIVER","Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"CITY GIVES AWAY WOOD, COMPOST","Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS MURDER DECISION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING TODAY ABOUT GAS BILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHYSICIST TO TALK ON SUPER COLLIDER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TREE PLANTING TO HONOR KNEIP,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP SET ON RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DANCERS GEAR UP FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HARD WORK FOR DISABLED POSTAL WORKER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROOLS STEADY IN SD CATHOLIC SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WILLIAMS, STATE TO DISCUSS SOLUTION","Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS GROUP NAMES NUMBER 2 MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SCHREINER GIVES UP CITY SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FMHA MAKES MILLIONS IN ADDITIONAL LOANS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATIVE RETURNS TO HEAD DAKOTA STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
300 APPLY TO WORK AT HURON PORK PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AID FOR FARM LENDER EYED CAUTIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOUSING BONDS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OBSCENITY ISSUE SET FOR VOTE IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SUIT DISMISEED IN SALE OF MILLER'S COMPANY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"WEB MONEY INTACT, LAWMAKERS SAY","Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS WATER LINE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
THE AMERICAN INDIAN FAMILY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD ECONOMY LOOKING BETTER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WILDLIFE SERVICE PLANS TO USE PRIVATE LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STANDOFF ENDS AFTER 5 HOURS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DISPUTES REPORT THAT TWINKIE KILLED MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLOSED INTERSTATE TEST DRIVERS' PATIENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*OWNERS WORK TOGETHER TO PROMOTE ART,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
NO EXCUSE FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REAGAN SCOFFS AT CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GROUP DIDN'T OFFER COST-SAVING FIGURE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SEVEN PRIESTS REASSIGNED,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ADAMS TO HEAD VOLK'S CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOOKMOBILE LIBRARIAN RECEIVES HONOR,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA PORK WORKERS BREAK WITH UNION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE RETURNED AFTER LEAVING JAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T MOVE RUML TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NINE CHARGED IN DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSIONERS UPSET WITH ABSENT PETERSON,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STACKING UP ON GOOD BOOKS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SAD MEMORIES OF BOBBY KENNEDY REMAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO FILL AGRICULTURE-RELATED JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
APRIL WEATHER MIGHT SPRING BACK TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS HONORED FOR BUILDINGS","Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN CHARGED IN BEATING PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*RUTH CODDINGTON DIES AT 77,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PROFESSOR AT AUGUSTANA FOR 34 YEARS DIES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*A PROD FROM THE PIONEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION IN SD SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CONSTITUTION PROTECTS UNPOPULAR IDEAS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"DASCHLE, PRESSLER HIGH ON HONORARIA LISTS","Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FUR INDUSTRY TARGETED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NATION CAN'T SURVIVE WITHOUT CITIZEN LOYALTY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESSLER MAY NEED FACELIFT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
OFFICIALS' RESPONSE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HAGEN GOT A BUM DEAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
KEEP ANIMAL ROLE CLEAR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PRESSLER STORIES NONSENSE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TEENS NEED ALTERNATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
NATIVES KEPT IN DARK ABOUT SPILL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STATE'S 100 MOST IMPORTANT DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*RECORD SETTERS AT CORN PALACE RELAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW LOOK TO HUSET SPEEDWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*RIDERS DISCOVER ROUTES TO BICYCLING FUN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BICYCLISTS HAVE DIFFERENT OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"KAMPESKA, PELICAN OFFER GOOD FISHING","Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
SECOND CHANCES AVAILABLE FOR BIG-GAME,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
BUS RIDES FREE FOR MOTHER'S DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL HOSTS FORUM ON HIGHWAY SAFETY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PARKSTON AIRPORT GETS {dollar}450,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ROBBERY WAS HOAX, CITY POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS TO PERFORM MUSICAL IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON TO HOST GROUP'S CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*BIKERS SEEK SAFE PATH, ATTEND BLESSING","Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD VOTERS RETURN TO POLLS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEXICANS BRINGING THANKS FOR DAKOTAN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOP STRATEGY NEEDS WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHURCHES SEEK DIALOGUE ON INDIAN MISTREATMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CENTENNIAL SHOWS TO BE AIRED,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VETERANS WANT TO BUILD MEMORIAL IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOME SEE GARBAGE DUMP AS BOON,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*103-YEAR-OLD PLANS TO WALK IN FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IMPRIMIS PREPARES FOR SHUTDOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR DOESN'T KNOW WHAT TO DO,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*BE LOYAL BUT STAY HONEST,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FARMLAND PRICES RISE 6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL MANUFACTURER MOVING TO CORSICA,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PHILIP MAN WINS BUSINESS AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RAILROAD UPGRADING 362 MILES OF TRACK,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*BUILDERS SHOWCASE 42 DREAMS, REALITY","Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*HOMEOWNERS TAKE LIVING ROOMS OUTSIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1989, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
THIS RAILROAD VILLAGE ONCE FLOURISHED,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EARTH DAY MOVES MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*RELEASE HEARTENS SD ANALYSTS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*10-PENNY TEETH ARE HARD TO FIND,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PREPARATION WILL PREVENT MANY SPORTS INJURIES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*RECONCILIATION IS A TIME TO RESOLVE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VICTIMS ARE A CAUSE WORTHY OF ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CIRCUS COSTUMES SKIMPY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SCHOOLS DON'T TRUST PARENTS IN ABSENCES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
13-INCH FISH A KEEPER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DON'T CLOSE SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
KIDS GET SECOND VACCINATION FOR MEASLES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"IF LAWSUIT FRIVOLOUS, WHO PAYS","Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*FREON COST RISE TO BE FELT DURING '90'S,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CONGRESSMEN WORKING HARD ON FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
LINCOLN TEAM WINS PROBLEM SOLVING BOWL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NAACP CHAPTER AIMS FOR MAY 1 DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK TWO ROBBERY SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD CELEBRITIES TO THANK VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*BENTSEN, KERREY GOOD CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT","Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PASTOR DREAMS OF CALENDAR-FREE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POST 15 GETS 1ST WOMAN LEADER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE REACHES NEW HIGHS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY YOUTHS COULD GET BETTER VOICE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FFA MEMBERS ATTEND CONVENTION AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL PROTESTS PLAN TO EXCLUDE CITY FROM ROUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO FORT PIERRE SITES SEEK HISTORIC STATUS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE GROUPS TAKE OVER CAPITOL TREE DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SPEARFISH WOMAN NAMED OUTSTANDING TEACHER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STURGIS GROUP WANTS LAND CONDEMNATION STOPPED,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FLANDREAU TRIBAL COUNCIL TO REVIEW MANUAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WEST CENTRAL BOARD TO DISCUSS TEACHER NEEDS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAYOR UNLAWFULLY FIRED FINANCE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"CREWS PLANT 2,600 TREES AT DAKOTA DUNES","Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ELK POINT STUDENTS WILL HOOK UP WITH JAPAN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
NUMBER OF CATTLE FATTENED DOWN 7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY HONORS THREE FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
VO-TECHS TO BUILD DAY-CARE CENTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WORRIED ABOUT WORTH OF NUKE WASTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STATE BOARD REJECTS DUST CONTROL AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
{dollar}20.5 MILLION WAGERED IN 5TH MONTH,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GOVERNMENT NOT GIVING ENOUGH MONEY FOR IMMUNIZATION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RUNOFF INTO MISSOURI RIVER DOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SEEK IDEAS FROM TAXPAYERS ON WAYS TO IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRIBE BACK IN BLACKJACK BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*FLOCKING TO THE FIELDS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE ON 'TERRIBLE 10' OF TAX SYSTEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT FREEZES LOTTO WINNINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX VALLEY GIVES LIFE TO MED SCHOOL OFFICES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD SAYS NO TO BUSING,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CITY FERTILE GROUND FOR SPORTS ACTION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ANGRY ANNIE'S' RADIO ATTACK IS JADED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BED AND BREAKFST VENTURE IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KEEP SMOKING FROM PUBLIC PLACES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FUNDS SHOULD LOWER TAX BURDEN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TEACHER INSTILLED YEARNING TO LEARN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STARVING AFRICANS NEED AMERICAN COMPASSION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*GUIDE ON THE COURSE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TOPSOIL MOISTURE ADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*HY-VEE OPENS BIGGER STORE TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CITY DEFERS ACTION ON BEVERAGE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLUB GETS EXTENSION TO VACATE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARSHALS INVESTIGATE STORAGE-BUILDING FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 KILLED IN CRASH SOUTH OF MADISON,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AGENCY RULES AGAINST PRESSLER CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NELSON TO ANNOUNCE BID FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PERSONAL PARADE GREETS CANTON MAN FROM GULF,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*DEBATES TO NET DASCHLE {dollar}6,500","Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MICKELSON REQUESTS TRADE CREDITS FOR SOVIETS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FAITH WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSION MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RUNOFF ELECTIONS PLANNED IN THE REGION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"WATERTOWN MAN SENTENCED IN BEATING, RAPE","Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON INDIAN STUDIES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DRIVE PLANNED THROUGH RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN ACCUSED OF BITING CHILD'S EAR IS BACK IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CONSULTANT TO STUDY MULTI-DISTRICT CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RAPID CITY TEACHER WINS US WEST HONOR,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REQUESTS FUNDS FOR LABORATORY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BRYANT MAN WILL HEAD TOWNSHIP GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HEARING TO DISCUSS MEMORIAL SET FOR APRIL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ND MAP MISPLACES MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*LENNOX TEEN ON TRACK AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT PLUNGES INTO ABORTION CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOP 10 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOBILE HOMES MOVE UP IN POPULARITY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
'BOTTOM LINE' FORCES RIVER PARK TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD INCOMES FALL BELOW INFLATION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CENTER BEST SITE FOR JAIL EXPANSION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHRISTMAS DENIED RIGHTS WHILE NEA GETS FUNDING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DJ LOCATES MUSIC FOR MAN'S FUNERAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CAPITAL PUNISHMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*FORMER GOVERNOR IS DAKOTA RELAYS' HONORARY REFEREE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LONGTIME YANKTON COLLEGE COACH DIES AT 93,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE THROWS OUT CEMETERY LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY STUDY GROUP TO CONVENE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO 2ND-DEGREE RAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEEK CAT THAT SCRATCHED TOT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX TRIBE LAWYER TO SPEAK FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TERRACE PARK HOME DAMAGED BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CRAZY HORSE LIQUOR CALLED INSULTING,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SLIP SLIDIN' AWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GLITCH BOUNCES POWERBALL TO BRIEF HALT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEEN OFFERED TO HELP RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONGRESSMEN URGE NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
UNPAID TRIBE MEMBERS SUING FOR CASINO CASH,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*EDUCATORS ENDORSE DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FATAL VEHICLE FIRE BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAKE ANDES MAN ENTERS GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAKE PRIOR BEGINS TO FILL UP AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT, EDITOR TO BE HONORED","Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WHERE DID SPRING GO,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CITIZENS' COMMITTEE OUTLINES WASTE PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
LAWNS HANG TOUGH THROUGH ROUGH WEATHER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*FLOWER POWER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1992, sect.N, p.01, col.2"
*TEARS PAVE ROUTE FOR JOURNEY HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*1,200 SAY GOODBYE TO 'PEOPLE'S BANKER'","Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIAL WAS ENERGETIC,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"MILLER HONORS MICKELSON, OTHERS IN EULOGY","Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SAFETY BOARD COMPARES SIMILAR PROPELLER PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
BUSINESS LEADERS MADE SF SPECIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JANITOR UPSET WITH PUBLIC DEFENDER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MICKELSON TRULY WAS PEOPLE'S GOVERNOR (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MISSING MAN MAY BE DEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC CAN ATTEND HIGHWAY 42 UPDATES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROOSEVELT TEACHER EARNS FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TYNDALL WOMAN SEEKS TO SUPPRESS EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A SURGICAL FIRST FOR SF,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BIA STOPS LOANS FOR CASINOS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUPLE SUES CITY DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS LEARN TO DETECT BOMBS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*STUDENTS HONOR COURAGE, SPIRIT OF LATE CLASSMATE","Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE SEEKS RESTORATION OF MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ANGELOU TO SPEAK AT USD IDEAFEST,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOODY COUNTY MAN TO LEAD FARM GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD MAY OPEN HOSPITAL TO OTHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOSPITAL WANTS JANKLOW OUT OF EMPLOYEE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CULT KIDS SAY MOTHER PREDICTED FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*LEOLA NATIVE SERVED AS CHIEF PILOT STARTING IN 1982,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"*STATE PILOT EARNED PURPLE HEART, SERVED AS","Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*MANN WILL RECEIVE SALUTE DURING 69TH WOOD RELAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TV BROUGHT SD TOGETHER IN TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRATT HOPES HIS MUSIC PROMPTS PEOPLE TO EXAMINE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
UNIVERSITY'S 'ART OF DINING' IS DELICIOUS PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"TINY CHIP IS WHERE COMPUTER GETS SPEED, POWER","Argus LeaderApr 23 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INCENTIVES WILL KEEP MORRELL IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*GANGS NEAR KILLING, FRIEND SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ELECTION FOE MCGOVERN HAD MADE HIS PEACE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CITY WOMAN MOURNS NIXON,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*SUNKEN SHIP'S TREASURES VISIT CITY AS JEWELRY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"MYSTERY AUTHOR REYNOLDS TO READ, DISCUSS WRITING","Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*THE FIGHT AGAINST VIOLENCE IS WINNABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PLEASE KEEP TREES IN FALLS PARK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FEEDLOT OPPONENTS FEAR BIG OPERATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*MOON WALKER'S QUIP A LESSON IN REVERSE FOR BELIEVER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
BOND ISSUE PAYING FOR PARK PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN INDICTED IN VANDALISM SPREE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN INDICTED IN CLINIC VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARBOR WEEK EVENTS INCLUDE TREE-PLANTING,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ANTI-HUNGER GROUP PLANS OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RENTSCHLER MIGHT SELL TRUCK STOP,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE RULES OF THE GAME,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATE RANKS 29TH IN SPENDING ON FOREIGN TOURISM,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"ANOTHER YEAR OF FLOODS UNLIKELY, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PEDESTRIAN STRUCK BY PICKUP TRUCK,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN SENT TO PRISON FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEUROSCIENCE CENTER NAMED FOR MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEEK CAUSE OF PETROLEUM ODORS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BAR OWNER PLEADS GUILTY OF TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SMALL PLANE CRASHES IN MEADE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MORE VICTIMS REPORTING SEX ABUSE IN BROOKINGS COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MORE VICTIMS REPORTING SEX ABUSE IN BROOKINGS COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"WOMAN WINS {dollar}100,000 IN KIDNAPPING LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*DIES AT AGE 64 OF CANCER,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FEEDLOT NUMBERS DROP 10 PERCENT FROM YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*FAMILY HAS FAITH IN NEW BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SD ECONOMIC LEADERS LOOKING WEST,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*DRIVER WOLFGANG FILES {dollar}3 MILLION LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AN UPLIFTING EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HONOR ATHLETE NOMINEES NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"GUDAHL, RAIDERS WIN YANKTON INVITE","Argus LeaderApr 23 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*99% OF MISSING PERSONS FOUND QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*GROWTH WORRIES 67% OF RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PLANS TO BUY TWO BANKS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ENTREPRENEUR HELP OFFERED IN COURSE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN WOMAN IS TOURISM CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILIES WORK IT OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS TAKE ON COMPANY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SCHWARTZ TO EXPAND WITH JAGS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MORE CANADA GOOSE LICENSES FOR MINNEHAHA, MCCOOK","Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
AREA RACE TRACKS MAKE PLANS AS OPENERS NEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
CHARITABLE GROUP A NONPROFIT AGENCY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT TRAPS THREE IN CAR,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SLIDE DOWN WALL STRANDS 2 TEEN-AGERS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*6TH-GRADE PUPIL WINS HIGH-SCHOOL EVENT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DRY WEATHER EASES FLOODING,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ART LINKS VARIETY OF CULTURES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*800 STUDENTS IN FIRST FESTIVAL OF CHOIRS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS' WRANGLING OVER HEATED POOL,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CAMPUS POLICE HEAD RESIGNS FROM POST,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS LIBRARY BOARD PLANS ADDITION ON VFW LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MAN FACES CHARGES IN THREE BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW TO ATTEND 36TH GOVERNOR'S DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"SHOW TO DISPLAY FARM TOYS, DOLLS","Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
POLICE OFFICER KILLS SOUTH DAKOTA NATIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PROGRAM TO TAKE A POSITIVE LOOK AT DIFFERENCES,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
EX-BIA OFFICIAL POTENTIAL MEMBER OF GAMING BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"NEW YORK FIRM BUYS TRAIL KING, EMPLOYER OF 470","Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SERVED US ON THE AIR,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*VOTERS RETURN TO CITY POLLS ON TUESDAY IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
RESIDENTS WORK ON PROJECTS FOR COMMUNITY BETTERMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*PUT HIGHWAY BILL IN HIGH-SPEED LAND (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SUNFLOWER PLANT MAKES SENSE FOR SD (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FLAT-TAX PROPOSALS WOULD STOP INJUSTICE (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
AUTHORITY NEEDED TO SET SPEED LIMITS (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*PUEBLOS RESPOND ANGRILY TO IGNORANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER FLIP-FLOPS ON CABLE TV CONTROLS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
RE-ZONING WILL BRING DOWN PROPERTY VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
FIGURE SKATERS NEED ANOTHER INDOOR RINK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
"GINGIRCH, DOLE SHOULD STOP TALKING AND LISTEM (L)","Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*KINGSWOOD DRAWS LOYAL ENTHUSIASTS,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*KINDERGARTEN SHOULDN'T OVER-STRESS ACADEMIES (PROF),"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*MANY HISTORIC SITES NEAR ALBUQUERQUE,"Argus LeaderApr 23 1995, sect.G, p.06, col.2"
*RED RIVER DIKES BREAK,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*YOUNG HEROES TAKING IT IN STRIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOBIAS CLAIMS CALLS WERE LEGAL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEMOS-GOVERNOR ALIBIING FOR TOBIAS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*RAIL FUTURE UP TO ICC,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEMOS-GOVERNOR ALIBIING FOR TOBIAS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TOBIAS CLAIMS CALLS WERE LEGAL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CONGRESS' PARKING PERKS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MINNEHAHA STATE PARKS HELP FAMILIES BEAT INFLATION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DR. REAGAN'S EXTRA MEASURE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SMALL CITY SERVICE PROBED AT CAB HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"DASCHLE, VOLK BEGIN BATTLING","Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INVESTOR LOSES HEFTY RETURN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIA DIRECTOR AGREES TO TRIBAL DEMANDS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIA DIRECTOR AGREES TO TRIBAL DEMANDS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"DASCHLE, VOLK BEGIN BATTLING","Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JET CRASH CAUSE WON'T BE REVEALED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE TO APPEAL RAPID CITY 'BULLDOZER' RULING,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BRANDON ATHLETIC COMPLEX BID OK'D,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MISSION MAN GETS LIFE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VOTERS WILL HAVE MORE SELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WHAT GAMES ARE ALL ABOUT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FFA HONORS OUTSTANDING MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SIOUX EMPIRE GAY COALITION SETS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GUESSES MADE ON LAST FROST DATES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*HE'S THE RHUBARB KING OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESS AWARD WINNERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OAHE-WEB SWAP NO SURE DEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BOB EHRHART TO BE HONORED AT WOOD RELAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BOB EHRHART TO BE HONORED AT WOOD RELAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*TOM ABSHIRE NOW TOP COWBOY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CUBBAGE RECALLS HIS DAYS IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CUBBAGE RECALLS HIS DAYS IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GORDONS GRACE SDSU FIELDS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GORDONS GRACE SDSU FIELDS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GORDONS GRACE SDSU FIELDS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
OPINION ON HURDS ISSUED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OPINION ON HURDS ISSUED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY PROGRAM MAKES JUVENILE OFFENDERS PAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP UNITES TO FIGHT SCHOOL CLOSINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESERVOIR TO SUPPLY SOUTHWEST SF,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FOES' PROBLEMS, VIEWS ARE SIMILAR","Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HURON LIBRARY RECEIVES COMPLAINT AGAINST BOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HURON LIBRARY RECEIVES COMPLAINT AGAINST BOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"FOES' PROBLEMS, VIEWS ARE SIMILAR","Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
8 PRINCIPALS REASSIGNED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TAX QUESTION EVOKES DESPERATION TACTICS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WIND POWER AND NEIGHBORS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX QUESTION EVOKES DESPERATION TACTICS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WHY, HOW ADVENTISTS SUPPORT OWN SCHOOL (L)","Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DEFENDS SD RIGHT TO VOTE ON URANIUM,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HAM WORRIED ABOUT WATER RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COLLEGE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION SET,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DC-7 DRUGS JURY TO BE RECONVENED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD ENERGY SERVICE TO GET GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RAPE CASE TO BE HEARD IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BONES SHED LIGHT ON LIZARD'S DIET,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NATIONAL ANTI-NUKE INITIATIVE MOUNTS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*PEARSON APPOINTED ACTING AG SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*PEARSON APPOINTED ACTING AG SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*WESTERN ARTISTS CHANCE SF SHOWING,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'CHAPTER TWO' DISHES UP FAST-FOOD MOVIE FARE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*USD'S 'HAY FEVER' SUCCESSFUL LUNACY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*USD'S 'HAY FEVER' SUCCESSFUL LUNACY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*AUTHOR RETAINS CRITICAL VIEW OF MEDIA,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"'VOODOO' PROMISES TERROR, BUT DELIVERS BOREDOM","Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
A SPECIAL SECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1980, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"WEB, RAIL VOTES SHOCK DELEGATION","Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WEB, RAIL VOTES SHOCK DELEGATION","Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WEB, RAIL VOTES SHOCK DELEGATION","Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WEB, RAIL VOTES SHOCK DELEGATION","Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRY TO WEAVE THEIR WAY INTO 'GUINESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS',"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TIME TO PLANT A SEA OF GREEN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ROGERS' WORLD...,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STALLONE FANS--TAKE HEART-NO ROCKY IN 'NIGHTHAWKS',"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROGERS' WORLD...,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROWDY REP A BUM RAP-SDSU BINNIWIES STUDENTS SAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEBANESE DESCRIBES COUNTRY'S CHAOS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROWDY REP A BUM RAP-SDSU BINNIWIES STUDENTS SAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROWDY REP A BUM RAP-SDSU BINNIWIES STUDENTS SAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ASSAULT CASE SET FOR JURY TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROWDY REP A BUM RAP-SDSU BINNIWIES STUDENTS SAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION CHAIRMAN CALLS FOR HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VET LINKS LSD-SHOOTING ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ROAD HUNT BAN NOT DOVE WAR SOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AMENDMENT MAKES BIRTH CONTROL ILLEGAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"EVENSON ENDORSES CRANE, THANKS VOTERS (L)","Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MAN IN WHEELCHAIR COMPLAINS ABOUT TICKET (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
READER HOPES WINGLER HAS GOOD FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CITY APPROVES AMBULANCE RATE HIKES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BARRAM ENDORSES DICK PETERSON,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COLLEGE FACULTY SAPPED BY HIGHER ENROLLMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY APPROVES AMBULANCE RATE HIKES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER ON TOUR TO SELL REAGAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COLLEGE FACULTY SAPPED BY HIGHER ENROLLMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANOTHER PURSE STOLEN IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S ANNUAL BOOK SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUP MAY REJECT WATER STUDY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUP MAY REJECT WATER STUDY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VOTERS MAY DECIDE WATER USE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CO-OP--REA CUTS WILL COST USERS MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
ARRAIGNMENT SET IN SHOOTING DEATH-HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WESTERN SD STILL DRY AS EAST GREENS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*BROYLES--CHANGE NEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BROYLES--CHANGE NEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SDSU ASSISTANT APPEARS HEADED HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SDSU ASSISTANT APPEARS HEADED HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WEST GERMANS BEAT DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA SOFTBALL TEAM RIDING HIGH,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PROSECUTION LINKS BULLET TO MATHIS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COLMAN DOESN'T WANT GROWTH,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LETTERS SENT BY BALLOONS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AID TO NEBRASKA'S DEFENSIVE LINE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARGUMENTS ABOUT HABITAL OFFENDER SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT REVERSES FLITTIE'S BURGLARY CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EXPANSION OF PUBLIC RADIO SIGNALS OK'D,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS HIKE COLLEGE TUITION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NOT ENOUGH SD INDIANS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REMEMBER HOLOCAUST SO IT WILL NOT RECUR (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"KEEP CITY BEAUTIFUL, MAYOR URGES (L)","Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ANTI-NUCLEAR GROUPS PRAISED FOR EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DOES CITY REALLY NEED ALL THOSE STUDIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BOX ELDER MAN INDICTED FOR ROBBERY--RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN HOUSING AID HEARING TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW NAMES 3 TO STATE PANELS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCLAUGHLIN MAN HIT BY CAR KILLED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITIAN COULD FACE 3 LIFE TERMS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHORTAGE DEVELOPING IN AG TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PEOPLE TOLD HOW TO FILE CLAIMS AGAINST CORSICA FIRM,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
4 MORE INDICTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HOMESTAKE QUARTERLY EARNINGS DROP 81 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WEISENSEE NOT GUILTY IN MALPRACTICE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
INDIANS USE AIR WAVES TO IMPROVE IMAGE (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN FIRM TO PAY FEDS {dollar}2 MILLION IN TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*EDGEMONT RESIDENTS DEFEND NUCLEAR DUMP,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THEFTS FROM FARMS INCREASE IN SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SD SPORTS ROOTS DATE BEFORE 1900,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIVE GALLONS GET FISHERMEN ALL THE SMELT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF & FOOTBALL ARE SCHAEFER'S FIRST LOVES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*GARVIN LEADS SF COLLEGE WOMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*PLATT WINS POSITION IN GOLF HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HORSE RACING SEASON OPENS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WALLEYE CRAZE SPAWNS PLENTY OF COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CLEANER RIVER MEANS ACTION FOR FISHERMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*FORUM FOCUSES ON TYPES OF CITY RULE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MARCH OF DIMES WALK DRAWS 325,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES WALK OUT & THEN RETURN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--INSANITY PLEA IS COMPLEX AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRIZE-WINNING WRITER SPEAKS AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE GETS PARK IMPROVEMENT GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSUMERS CAN'T AFFORD LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BROOKINGS GIRL OUT-SPELLS 100,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WOMAN CUTS FOOD BILL WITH SCISSORS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
'NO' VOTE RECOMMENDED ON ALDERMANIC (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONFLICTING HOSPITAL FIGURES CONFUSING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHOULD SF CHANGE FORM OF GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHRINE CIRCUS REMINDER OF HOSPITAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LARGER GOVERNING BODY MEANS CONFUSION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
UNIONS NOT HELPING JOBLESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WHAT'S HAPPENING--CALL THE CHAMBER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*READY--AIM--FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FUNDRAISER FOR KIDNEY FOUNDATION CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW APPOINTS 4 TO AGRI-BUSINESS BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF MAN APPOINTED TO WATER BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY PLANS ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOVIET GRAIN DEAL ENCOURAGES PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SALE WOULD LESSEN NEED FOR PIK,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*CHAMPION JUMPER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BROCHURE OUTLINES FEATURES & LOCATIONS OF PARKS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
400 POUNDS OF TRASH GETS SF BOY GAME,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*LEGISLATORS--WOMEN JOIN FORCES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ABDNOR URGES NEB TO WITHDRAW FROM SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
STATE HASN'T RECEIVED DAM BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*WORKING PARENTS CHOOSE ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY HOSP & AUGUSTANA COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIRST STEP IS FINDING RIGHT DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JOFFREY BALLET GROUP GRACES SF STAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*JUDI PETERSON COOKS BY THE BOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*SF MAN RECALLS 100 YEARS OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*FIRM OFFERS PROGRAMMIING WITHOUT CABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*FARMERS SIT IN LAP OF LUXURY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*NEW FINANCING MAKES HOME AFFORDABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN INCOME & SALES DROP 7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*ENJOYING THE FINAL DAY OF SPRING BREAK,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR CALLS SPECIAL SESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCDOWELL DENIES ROLE IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNMENT'S SHARE OF SUPPORTING SCHOOLS DROPS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
AVERAGE TEACHERS' SALARIES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*STATE PROGRAM HELPS HANDICAPPED FIND JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*BAND DIRECTOR'S PAY CUT {dollar}8,000","Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE SUIT ABOUT OPENED LETTERS IS DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK INFORMATION ON MURDER VICTIM'S CAR,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RANDALL STORES INC. TO SELL 2 IOWA STORES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL SESSION ON WATER POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY'S LAST COBBLESTONE STREET BEING RESTORED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FARM LAND INSIDE CITY MAY GET TAX RELIEF,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE RULES CITY LOT NOT A CEMETERY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SYMPHONY NEEDS MORE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BLACKS IN AFRICA NEED EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CANADA AIDS RAILS FOR GRAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TAKE TIME TO VOTE TODAY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUPLE CELEBRATE 70TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"FATHER, TWO CHILDREN UNITED IN RC","Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD OKS HAWTHORNE PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIRST TRUCKLOAD OF CHEMICAL WASTE LEAVE STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HAND COUNTY SENDING SOME PRISONERS TO HURON,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEADE COUNTY'S JAIL GETTING A LOT OF USE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"3-WHEEL VEHICLE FLIPS OVER, KILL DRIVER, 24","Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
4 MEN FILE APPEAL OF OAHE REAPPORTIONMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CITY FLUSHING WATER MAINS FOR NEXT 3 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SENT TO HOSPITAL AFTER 2-WEEK FAST,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
APPEALS PANEL OVERTURNS FIREARMS VIOLATION RULING,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BIDDER WILL VISIT CAMPUS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*MCFARLAND REMEMBERS MOST OF FASTPITCH SOFTBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RISING WATER DOES LITTLE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IOWA MEATPACKERS TAKE SF JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EVERY DAY MEMORIAL DAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FOLLOW SAFETY STEPS TO REDUCE TORNADO RISK (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MANDATORY EXAMS WON'T CURE ILLITERACY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*FLIPPING OVER FLAPFACKS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAMPAIGN AGAINST HUNGER STARTS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-PUC WORKER FED UP,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"INCUMBENTS, CHALLENGERS WIN RACES IN STATE","Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RALPH NADER TO SPEAK TONIGHT AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES AFTER DRUG RAID,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE RELEASE SKETCH OF RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW CITES LEAD TEEN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN SAYS SCAM STUNG HIM,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CHEM-NUCLEAR NAMES DISPOSAL SITE ENGINEER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGES PROBABLY WON'T SUFFER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION BANS BUSINESSES FROM DIALING 911,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FLAG THEFTS BRING VANDALISM, BURGLARY CHARGES","Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOSTAGE DAY WILL AID ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE REVOKES BOND AGAINST COCAINE TRAFFICKER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MONEY WILL PROVIDE HOUSING FOR DISABLED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PANEL TO DISCUSS ABSTRACTERS' FEE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROBBIE TO APPEAR AT AUGUSTANA CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCOUT-O-RAMA STARTS SATURDAY IN THE ARENA,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE FUTURE FARMERS NAME NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THUNDER BUTTE WOMAN SHOT TO DEATH IN HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRAINAGE CONTROL SHIFTS A YEAR AFTER VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*UNSUNG HEROES ON SECRETARIES DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ALMA MATER HONORS PRESIDENT OF USD,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
DAVIS TEEN IS FINALIST FOR SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
GROUP HONORS SIX FOR EFFORTS ON WEED CONTROL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
LOCAL WINNERS LISTED IN PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
THREE PARTICIPATE IN 4-H FOREIGN EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
FORMER RESIDENT GETS 11 CONSTRUCTION AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
HALL CITED FOR SERVICE TO EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*DOBRATZ NAMED WOOD RELAYS HONORARY REFEREE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AMSDEN MUSKIES FOR STATE RECORD,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD TEACHERS NOW LAST IN PAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WARM WEATHER BLOWS INTO TOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"SD PRISONS FACE {dollar}800,000 SHORTFALL","Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PROGRAM HELPS PATIENTS ALLEVIATE SLEEP DISORDER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON NEXT TO COMBAT TERRORISM,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
BID FOR NEW SCHOOL IS A SURPRISE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
COLUMN ON EXECUTION NOT RESEARCHED WELL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*A BLOOMING BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAMPAIGN PAYS FOR ABDNOR'S TOP AIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CUTS CONVICTED BURGLAR'S LIFE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIVESTOCK LOSSES {dollar}2 MILLION IN HAND COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHONE CUSTOMERS TO GET NEW NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY COUNCIL TO RECHECK DELL RAPIDS' RESULTS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS NEED TIME TO FILE FOR REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NATURAL GAS LINE REPAIRED AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW LAW MIGHT INCREASE FOOD STAMP BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE DENIES DISMISSALS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AGENCY CUTS HOME LOAN INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ANDAL WANTS TOUGHER HAZARDOUS WASTE LAWS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM GETS MILITARY CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY WORKER PROMOTED TO PERSONNEL MANAGER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWYERS TO HAVE FARM AUDIT SEMINAR TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTA COMPANY TO REFURBISH I-90 SIGNS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLANKINTON FIRM SEEKS DAMAGES FROM MOBIL OIL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PUBLIC TV TO AIR GUBERNATORIAL, HOUSE DEBATES","Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RANCHERS SUE PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU IS HOST TO COMPUTER FAIR ON CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DIMINISHING RETURNS COULD END RECIPROCITY AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LAWMAKERS PICKED TO STUDY SCHOOL AID,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TO DISCUSS REQUIRING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE FOR DEGREE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BELL'S POSITIONS ON CONTRA AID,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE CAMPAIGN FILES INCOMPLETE REPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES MEET,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*STALZER SHOOTING STAR,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOT WHEEL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATER WELLS MAY REOPEN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CBA IS WORTH A TRY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WILLIAMS PIPE LINE TRIES TO ENSURE SAFETY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNMENT REDUCING RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*ROCK STARS TELL TEENS TO REBEL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DIRECTOR OPENS UP ART CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOMEMAKER TO RUN FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARGUMENTS SET IN MICKELSON CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY STANCE DELAYS WILLIAMS TALKS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE CHARGED IN SOLICITATION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPED TRUSTY CAPTURED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BROWING FOR BOOKS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GANNETT FOUNDATION GIVES {dollar}1 MILLION TO USD,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS CENTER TO BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CUSTOMERS VENT GAS BILL COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOCUS ON NEW JOBS--MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TO DECIDE ON EMPIRE MALL ELECTRIC METERS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*S AFRICA SANCTIONS CUT 2 WAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CENTENNIAL PLANS INCLUDE ARTS FESTIVAL, DANCERS","Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEN FIGHT ELEMENTS IN LAKE MISHAPS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MINE, WASTE PLANS WORRY OGLALA OFFICIAL","Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WE CHOOSE OUR ACTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S FLOOD PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EXTENSION SERVICE CUTS DRAW FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COURT UPHOLDS RULINGS IN DEATHS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*BUILDING PERMITS REBOUNDING,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*POST 15 WILL WIN STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*BIG CHANGES POSSIBLE EVEN IF BIG BUDGET ISN'T,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SUMMER PROGRAMS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1987, sect.E, p.09, col.1"
WINS BIG IN MCDONALD'S GAME,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*WOMAN, CHILD DIE IN HOUSE FIRE","Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO-SMOKE LAW A BREATH OF FRESH AIR,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OUT ON A WING,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SUSPICIONS PUT RACE IN PRIMARY SPOTLIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAX SYSTEM UNJUST (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUYOUT WORTH CONSIDERING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
MAYOR TOO YOUNG TO DRINK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
'ARGUS' PLAN TOO LATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SHRIVERS COULD BE COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
KRANZ ERRS ON PHONE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*MAIL RATE HIKE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PERFECT SUMMER AFTERNOON BEGAN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*GOBBLE WITH THIS TOM,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*TURKEY HUNT PRODUCES SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GF&P TO CONSIDER PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
TRIBAL LAWS DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
ARBOR DAY ACTIVITIES BEGIN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JEFFERSON AWARDS TO HONOR VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KOREAN OFFICIALS TO VISIT STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LIONS CLUB TO HOLD PANCAKE FEED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VOYAGER CREW TO SPEAK AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS GATHER TO HEAR STATESMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*UNIT LEAVES FOR TRAINING IN HONDURAS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE USES INITIATIVE SPARINGLY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA MIX-UP COMMON IN SURVEY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SMELLY GUEST RUINS MUSEUM'S PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*STEPPING OUT SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS LIFE IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WIND CAVE BECOMES SEVENTH LONGEST,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DOCTOR UNDER REVIEW DOESN'T RENEW LICENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
REGENTS WANT STUDY OF TUITION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*BANKRUPTCIES DECREASING IN 1988,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
ENGINEERS GROUP MEETS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
IBP REPORTS RECORD SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK TO WOMEN BANKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS LOOKING FOR EX-EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SENIORS GOING BACK TO WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*YUGO CARS NOW AVAILABLE IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"INMATE NUMBERS UP, BUT SD SEES DROP","Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PARACHUTE JUMP KILLS CITY SOLDIER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITY MAN TO CARRY TORCH ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*ELK POINT MIXES PAST, PRESENT TO BUILD","Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEETOTALING--SCARLET LETTER FOR TEENS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RETIN-A RESULTS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DRUNKS CAN KILL NON-DRINKERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"LEGAL COSTS, DELAYS ERODING TRUE JUSTICE (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESSLER UNDER PETTY ATTACK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STOP SENDING WATER OVER SPILLWAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BROOKINGS FIRM HIRED TO INSTALL WATER MAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE GIVES TREES TO SIOUX FALLS KIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH TEAM ADVANCES IN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WALK FOR HUNGRY RAISES {dollar}10,000","Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 PEOPLE INJURED IN CITY ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRACELET SYMBOLIZES MEN LOST IN WARS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RUNNING FOR OFFICE AT 30 WAS WORST IDEA,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEIGHBOR DISPUTES 57TH STREET PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN'S LAWSUIT OVER SNOW REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PIZZA PATROL FINED FOR LABOR VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RESTAURANTS MAY SERVE WATER ONLY IF ASKED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOSTAGES PAY BIG PRICE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GIVING TREES A LIFT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
EDUCATION NEWS IS AS IMPORTANT AS SPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PAY PROTEST COSTS WITH FEES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ABORTION FIGHT TO CONTINUE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
OIL SPILL EFFORT CONFUSING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PEACE HARVEST RESOLUTION FIGHTS HUNGER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
GRAUVOGL MAKES POOR PICK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
INNOCENT IMPRISONED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC BOSSES ASLEEP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
HOW DO YOU RATE CONGRESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
WHAT IS PRO-CHOICE PRAYER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*MAY HAVE TO WAIT SEVERAL YEARS FOR REFORMS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*PIANIST CONCLUDES AUGUSTANA RESIDENCY TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RUMMAGE SEASON IN FULL SWING,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ADVISORY GROUP APPROVED BY CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BARNETT KICKS OFF HIS CAMPAIGN TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CABLE FAILURES CAUSE TWO OUTAGES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE PLAN SPOT CHECKS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN IS SENTENCED IN GRAND THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RAMP RECREATION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUPLES BRIDGE YEARS WITH CARD GAME,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NSP PROPOSES YEARLY RATE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PERDAEMS NAMED ROOSEVELT PRINCIPLE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SMITH RISKS DEATH PENALTY WITH APPEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS SELL 700 SEEDLINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN WOMAN GETS AWARD FOR HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BOND {dollar}5,000 FOR MAN IN POT CASE","Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MISSOURI MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEA AIRPORT RUNWAY FINALLY GOES AHEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ALCOHOL LEVEL TOO HIGH FOR ACCIDENT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BURGLARY DOESN'T NET MONEY AT RENNER STORE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HARTFORD DEVELOPMENT CORP. TO SET GOALS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AGAR WOMAN KILLED IN THREE-VEHICLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DAKOTANS JOIN ABORTION RALLY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"CRIME SPREE HITS MARION, SHERIFF SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MARION MAYOR CHOSEN PRESIDENT OF LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"MEDIA, INDIAN CONFERENCE SET","Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*SD FISHING IS STRONG DESPITE FEW SNAGS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOWARD PROCESSOR TO CLOSE THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*FAILED CEREAL MAKES GOOD FODDER FOR ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SF TO GET 2 NEW STRIP MALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
TO AID POLES IN INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*ROPING IN THE MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRAFFIC DEATHS STUN SMALL TOWNS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL OFFICIALS REMARK ON MINORITIES CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD PULLS C GRADE IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STUDY CASTS CLOUD OF DOUBT OVER CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GIVING SMALL-TOWN PEOPLE A VOICE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEMOCRATIC OBSTRUCTION HURTS PROPERTY OWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GREEDY REPUBLICANS KILLED TAX MEASURE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RELIGIOUS SPOKESMEN SHOW HYPOCRISY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LETTER ON ABORTION WAS HEARTWARMING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SPEED NOT INVOLVED IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
FIGHTING POPULAR ISSUE REQUIRES COURAGE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"*WINE DIVIDES BOLD, BASHFUL","Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MCDONALD'S LEAN BURGER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHOCOLATE IS FAVORITE THROUGH GENERATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BROOKINGS PASSES LICENSING ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IMPOSTER PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL WITNESS ADMITS POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RENNER MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN PLEA BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT ELECTED TO CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLEAN-UP DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTY DENIES IMPROPRIETY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST TRI-STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOW WATER LEVELS SLOW DREDGING,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GAMBLING CORRUPTING VALUES--FORMER LEGISLATOR,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORE TROOPS HEADED BACK TO SD,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"JOSEPH CASH, FORMER USD DEAN, DIES AT 64","Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
END TO HEPATITIS PROGRAM SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"ABERDEEN MAN ARRESTED IN STABBING, ROBBERY","Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EX-POLICE OFFICER CHARGED WITH MAKING FALSE THREATS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
KEVIN MINER NAMED TODD COUNTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MEMBERS ELECTED TO COOPERATIVE BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*KOURI IGNITES VIKINGS' OFFENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BURT NAMED HONORARY REFEREE FOR RELAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PARADE OF HOMES SCHEDULED MAY 4-6,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PROFESSORS TO SPEAK AT MANAGEMENT COURSE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
TJ MAXX TO OPEN SF STORE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*MOTIVATOR URGES POSITIVE THINKING,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*SCOTT'S NEW DISPLAY CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
FOUR BUSINESSES GET LOW-INTEREST STATE LOANS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
MICKELSON--STATE NOT READY FOR INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
*PEROT INSPIRES COUPLE TO ORGANIZE STATE DRIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
5 INMATES NAMED IN DRUG PROBE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CARETRAUM MISMANAGED, EX-PARAMEDIC SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MOM GIVES UP OVERNIGHT DATES TO KEEP GIRL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PEROT CAN EXPECT MORE SCRUTINY SOON (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MAJORITY SHOULD SPEAK AGAINST HOMOSEXUALITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
MANY DESERVE RECOGNITION DURING ORGAN DONOR WEEK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
SD WITHOUT DASCHLE IN FRIGHTENING THOUGHT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
DASCHLE SHOULD RELEASE HOUSE BANK RECORDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
DRINKING AMONG TEENS NEEDS MORE ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*RADIO SONG RAPS 'SECRETS' OF CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BABY BRINGS A MERRY HART,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BROWN DEFIES EXPLANATION WITH FOLK 'DREAM',"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SHAKESPEARE HITS THE BEACH IN USD PLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*WILL SHOW HOW THINGS MADE LONG AGO,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CONFUSING IN 'TWELFTH NIGHT' AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"ARBOR DAY, EARTH DAY ACTIVITIES SCHEDULED","Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CAT THAT SCRATCHED BOY IS FOUND, IMPOUNDED","Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUDE DANCING FACES VOTE IN LESTERVILLE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE WON'T SAY IF WORKER WAS FIRED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS TO BE HONORED FOR ENVIRONMENTAL WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMISTS--INCOME REPORT ENCOURAGING,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE--PUT MITCHELL MAN ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PHONE FIRMS FIGHT FOR LINES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FELON CONVICTED OF RAPING TEEN GIRL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOX ELDER MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT RULING SUPPORTS SCHOOL DISTRICT SWITCH,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL TO HEAR MEASURE ON RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN FACES HABITUAL OFFENDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SF STUDENT SELECTED FOR YOUTH SCIENCE CAMP,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CENTER TAKES MANUFACTURERS INTO DATA BASES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS 225-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DWI CASE SENT BACK TO COUNTY JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*MADISON NATIVE HONORED FOR 30 YEARS IN TRACK,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OVER-NET SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PLASTIC WOOD COMES TO SD,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*MICKELSON LAID TO REST,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FAA REJECTED REQUEST TO INSPECT MITSUBISHI PLANES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*HAINJE REMEMBERED AS FRIEND, COMMUNITY LEADER","Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*NSP EXECUTIVE'S LIFE EXEMPLIFIED IN PARABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SKILLED FLIER TOOK NO RISKS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"*VETERAN PILOT WAS QUIET, SOLID, SECURE","Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
OPTIMISM GUIDED ENERGY OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MEMORIAL TO 8 MEN PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
*FOND MEMORIES OF DEAR FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*PLAQUE TO MARK TRAGIC DEATH OF YOUNG INDIAN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*DOCTOR WANTS TO TEACH PEOPLE HOW TO LIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LEO KOTTKE'S SLIDE GUITAR EFFORT SHINES IN SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*VERSATILE FACILITY PROVIDES AREA PEOPLE WITH,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
FRATERNITY TO PUSH WHEELCHAIR 64 MILES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PENITENTIARY GROUP TO HELP CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE SOLDIER'S FUNERAL IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STEENSLAND MEETING WILL BE WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALK URGES CONGRESS TO FIGHT HUNGER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GIVING UP CANDY ADDS UP,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KIRK'S RESTAURANT OWNER DIES AT 75,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TWO RC MEN ARRESTED FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FREE LANDFILL DROPS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"SKYFORCE, CITY WORK TO CUSHION FINANCES","Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS GROUP OFFERING SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW CLINIC TO SERVE LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POWER COMPANY EYES GEO-THERMAL HEATING,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD LAW PROFESSOR HONORED BY STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WWII SITES TO BE INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SPRING TOUCH UP,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EDGEMONT POWER PLANT PROPOSAL DENIED BY PUC,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FFA PRESIDENT ONCE HATED RURAL LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RELAYS HONORS HEIDENREICH,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AMERICA WALKS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HURON S&L BACKED QUESTIONABLE LOAN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PUBLIC CONSIDERS TAXES KEY GUBERNATORIAL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PROPERTY TAXES ARE TOO HIGH?,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CHAMBER PLANS WEDNESDAY EVENT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEDIA ONE WINS AD COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR WEDNESDAY ON ROAD MAINTENANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WINDOW WASHER HAS NO PLANS TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROYNESDAL SHATTERS 4 RECORDS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HAPPINESS IS A GOLDEN RETRIEVER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*ANDERSON WINS CONTEST AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
LIMESTONE USED TO DRY BALL FIELDS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DE SMET MAN DIES WHEN PICKUP CRASHES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GAMBLING RULES RACIST TRIBE SAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COMPETITION HEAVY AT RACES FOR STONE BOATS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
KIRBY'S VIEWS ON JANKLOW BRING BOOS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ANNUAL WALK FOR FIGHT AGAINST BIRTH DEFECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RARE BEETLES WON'T ENDANGER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
WATERTOWN WORKERS REQUEST MEDIATOR,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE RECEIVES GRANT FOR FLOOD REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS UNION HEAD GOING TO TURKEY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR TO CAMPAIGN FOR GOV MILLER,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EXHIBITORS TO ATTEND FARM TOY SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"NATION NEEDS MORALITY, SPEAKERS SAY","Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RIDING FOR THE RED CROSS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
INCENTIVES NO GUARANTEE MORRELL WILL STAY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
NORTHERN STATE SELECTS FINALISTS FOR DEAN'S JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
COUNTY WILL PAY PLENTY TO IMPRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
TREATMENT FOR WATER INTRODUCES POSSIBLE CARCINOGEN,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LANDLORD TAKES OUT ADS IN DISCRIMINATION CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS TO CONTACT CLINTON IN SUPPORT OF ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
10-YEAR CONSERVATION PLAN SLOWS EROSION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"PROGRAM HAS PINCHED LOCAL BUSINESS, SOME SAY","Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW-MILLER RACE OVERSHADOW DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CONTENDERS FOR GAMING SECRETARY NARROWED TO FIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SCHOOL FOR DISABLED GETS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
HISTORY WILL BE HONEST ABOUT NIXON (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
IF STOFFERAHN HAS ANY INTEGRITY... (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MICKELSON INFLUENCE FELT AROUND STATE (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES LEAVE REFUGEES STRANDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
OFFICIALS SHOW LITTLE INTEREST IN MORRELL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
WHY DOES CITY HAVE TO SPEND UNNECESSARILY? (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
LIBERAL DEMOCRATS NOTHING BUT HYPOCRITES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
ALLEN DOESN'T RUN FROM FIGHTING TAX PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
ABORTION IS ALSO A FORM OF VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
TV SHOULDN'T BOMBARD VIEWERS WITH VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
STOFFERAHN BEING UNFAILY VICTIMIZED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
ALLEN IS ONLY CANDIDATE DISCUSSING TAS REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
MORE PRISONS WON'T SOLVE OVERCROWDING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
CONTROVERSIES DISTRACT FROM WHAT'S IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A BEAUTIFUL...BABY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*FARM LIFE BEGAN TO LOOK PRETTY GOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
ELDERLY RELATIVE RIPOFFS INCREASING--ATTOR. GENERAL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PLANTING RUSH RAISES FARM ACCIDENT WORRIES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*30 DIE IN SD FARM ACCIDENTS IN 1993,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DON'T ROLL BACK HIGHWAY SAFETY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
USE RURAL CONFERENCE TO HARVEST NEW IDEAS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MAKING ENGLISH OFFICIAL SMART (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SD NEEDS TO INTENSIFY COMMITMENT TO EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GOVERNMENT'S GRASP OF ECONOMY IS DISTURBING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CHILD-CARE PROVIDERS DESERVE RECOGNITION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
RELIGIOUS STORIES WERE BREATH OF FRESH AIR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS AMBULANCE LEAVES POOR IMPRESSION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"PHONE PLAN WOULD HELP VOLGA, BRUCE RESIDENTS (L)","Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"*AT LAST, CITY STOPS IGNORING ITS NAMESAKE","Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'WHICH BRIDGE TO CROSS',"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DRUG-FREE AND SAFE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*'WHY I DON'T DO DRUGS',"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*PACK TAKES TIMMERMAN; CHRISTOPHERSON A JAGUAR,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
POWER OUTAGE DISRUPTS 911 SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN ARRESTED, GUN SEIZED AFTER FIGHT","Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO ATTEND EVENTS IN AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN IS CHARGED IN RAPE, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CRASH VICTIM DIES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PAINTER PUTS FINISHING TOUCHES ON GALLERY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS NAMED LEADERSHIP DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BASEBALL MORE THAN A BUSINESS--CANARIES PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNMENT MUST LEARN TO SHARE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*BALD EAGLES PRODUCE AT LEAST ONE EAGLET,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BIOLOGISTS TO RELEASE BLACK-FOOTED FERRETS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FARMER GETS 3RD TERM AS TOWNSHIP PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER STUDIES FOUR-DAY WEEK FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LAWYERS SAY DIGGERS SHOULDN'T BE CLEARED,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
EX-BOX ELDER CLERK ACCUSED OF STEALING,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
EXPERT TO SPEAK ON INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*INDIANS PLAN FRANCE TRIP,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LEARNING CENTER IS FREE TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SD INDIAN OFFICIALS TO LOBBY IN CAPITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*REFUGEES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
VERMILLION WINS BUSINESS OF YEAR AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
SYMPHONY STIRS BOMB EMOTIONS; CONCERT ORDINARY,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*JOURNALIST KURALT TO VISIT VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
GEOLOGIST WARNS AGAINST WATER WASTE,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
MITCHELL NATIVE JOINS HUMPHREY'S STAFF,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
PARKS DIVISION SEEKING WINDSHIELD WITH MOST LICENSES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.6"
*IRS ACCEPTS INSTALLMENT TAX PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FARMERS LOOK AT HOG-RAISING COOPERATIVES,"Argus LeaderApr 24 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
TEXACO SHUTS TAP FOR DIESEL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS-TOBIAS NOT IN QUANDARY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS-TOBIAS NOT IN QUANDARY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COURTHOUSE WORK TO BE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LENNOX RUNOFF ELECTION WINNERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
PUBLIC DEFENDER STUDY NEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC DEFENDER STUDY NEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*DAVE LARSEN SETTLES RECRUITING ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY BOARD SEEKS VOTE OF SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICERS CONSIDER EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOWELL HANSEN'S EXPERIENCE IN MEXICO,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INNOCENT INTENT BASIS FOR FORGERY DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*GRANTS HELP FAMILIES SPRUCE UP HOMES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SAFETY HAZARDS CREATED BY DOUBLE-PARKING NEAR COSTE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COLTON ZONING LAW OPPONENT TAKES FIGHT TO COUNTY LEV,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FOOD COMMOCITY LOSSES CUTTABLE, EDUCATORS SAY","Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"FOOD COMMODITY LOSSES CUTTABLE, EDUCATORS SAY","Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WOMEN READY FOR FUTURE IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATOR NOT SURPRISED BY REMARKS ON MANDAN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MCGOVERN RAPS RAILROAD DEREGULATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MCGOVERN RAPS RAILROAD DEREGULATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SERVICE COULD FALL TO BURLINGTON NORTHERN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SERVICE COULD FALL TO BURLINGTON NORTHERN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MCGOVERN RAPS RAILROAD DEREGULATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SERVICE COULD FALL TO BURLINGTON NORTHERN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
JOHNSON REACTS TO CHARGES-DAVISON COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
FUEL BILL HELP NOW AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY PASSES INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
TWO ARRESTED FOR GOLD THEFT-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
NEBRASKAN DIES IN CYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA GETS LEAA GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
MCGOVERN WANTS TO DIVERT MILITARY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES PISTOL CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
BRUCE BOORMAN ELECTED BY PRESS GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
PRESS ASSOCIATION FAVORS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
MCGOVERN OPPOSES DE-AUTHORIZATION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
PRESS ASSOCIATION FAVORS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
MCGOVERN OPPOSES DE-AUTHORIZATION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*HARLAN HIATT-FINDING GEM BOOSTS BOTH MIND & SOUL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.C, p.20, col.1"
*FOCUS ON FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
COWBELLES ASK RECIPES FOR BEEF COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.3"
CHEMBANK CHECKS OUT CITY TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SD BACKER FOR ANDERSON NOT OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS TO INVESTIGATE JANKLOW BUY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS TO INVESTIGATE JANKLOW BUY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS TO INVESTIGATE JANKLOW BUY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STATE YANKS LICENSE OF SF STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DES FOUND IN SD LOTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DES FOUND IN SD LOTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*THE 20TH ANNUAL AM ASSOC OF UNIV WOMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DESIGNER-MEN'S TASTES IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TENANTS, LANDLORDS DISPUTE DEPOSIT","Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PARENTS LEARN RAISING KIDS CAN BE FUN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'BEING THERE'-SELLERS' BEST PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN-BE WARY OF OFFER,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS TOURISM QUERIES UP OVER LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN-BE WARY OF OFFER,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BELL FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST KELO,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BELL FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST KELO,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CEMENT PLANT LAYS OFF 200,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
LEASH YOUR PET OR PAY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
GIANT WATER SUIT SPURS TUG OF WAR,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SHRINE CIRCUS ARTICLE DRAWS CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LOOKING SOUTH (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SHRINERS COMMENDED-LOCAL FIRMS THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WHY HOUSING BONDS COST BORROWERS MORE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
WHY HOUSING BONDS COST BORROWERS MORE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
CATHOLIC BISHOPS STUDY LAND ISSUES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POLICE TO PROBE ANIMAL SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
YOUNG DEMOCRATS HOST MCNALLY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CATHOLIC BISHOPS STUDY LAND ISSUES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL SCHOOL INCIDENT PROBED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CRIME RESTITUTION NOT NEW IN AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
CRIME RESTITUTION NOT NEW IN AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW RAPS BOWEN HIRING BY REGENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW RAPS BOWEN HIRING BY REGENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
1 TRUCK PLUS 2 POLICE CARS EQUALS BIG WRECK,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
1 TRUCK PLUS 2 POLICE CARS EQUALS BIG WRECK,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINGLER--THE CITY NEEDS ME,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DECISION RELIEVES FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DECISION RELIEVES FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE WATERFOWL HUNTERS CAN GET BACK TO BASICS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE WATERFOWL HUNTERS CAN GET BACK TO BASICS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*EMMOMS, VAN SLOTEN, BOWER, SCOTT HONORED","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*MCGOVERN NCPAC SQUARE OFF ON PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN NCPAC SQUARE OFF ON PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS APPROVE 7 PERCENT PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS APPROVE 7 PERCENT PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND NOT GUILTY OF ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON--KEEP RIGHTS BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PETERSON--KEEP RIGHTS BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PETERSON--KEEP RIGHTS BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PETERSON--KEEP RIGHTS BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TESTIMONY IN LSD TRIAL CONTRADICTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
END FOOD STAMPS FOR STRIKING WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROWTH OF AREA AN EXCITING STORY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THINKS MEDIA OFFERS TOO MUCH INFORMATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ABDNOR FIGHTS FOR BILLBOARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WESTERN ART EXHIBIT OPENS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR FIGHTS FOR BILLBOARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}1000 FOR ATLANTA INVESTIGATION RAISED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN FACES MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE FOR TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VETS HONORED IN SUNDAY MARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE EARNINGS DROP,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
1 DEMO MUST BE NAMED TO REGENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WHOOPING CRANES SEEN IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DEADWOD DRUNKS TO MAKE TV DEPUT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STONE TO GET ELLSWORTH COMMAND,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HURON COLLEGE NURSING PROGRAM OK'D,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
OIL-GAS LEASE MEETING SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RAPID CITIANS EXTRADITED TO MONTANA,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HURON COLLEGE NURSING PROGRAM OK'D,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STUDENTS PROTEST REAGAN CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FEEDER PIG SHOW AND SALE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*1881, THE BEGINNING","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*1881-1899, GROWTH","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*1900-1919, TURN OF THE CENTURY","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*1920-1939, PROSPERITY-DECLINE","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*1940-1959, REBUILDING...","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*1960-1981, AN URBAN CENTER","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*1881, THE BEGINNING","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*1881-1899, GROWTH","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*1900-1919, TURN OF THE CENTURY","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*1920-1939, PROSPERITY-DECLINE","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*1940-1959, REBUILDING...","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*1960-1981, AN URBAN CENTER","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
(1960-1981 SECTION)-*CITIBANK A WEATHERPROOF INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(1920-1939 SECTION)-DEPRESSION HIT SF HARD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-STATEHOOD CAPS THE CENTURY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(1900-1919 SECTION)-*SF GOES FROM VILLAGE TO CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(1940-1959 SECTION)-SF--GROWING INTO 'BIG SMALL TOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(1900-1919 SECTION)-*SF GOES FROM VILLAGE TO CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(1940-1959 SECTION)-SF--GROWING INTO 'BIG SMALL TOWN',"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
"(1960-1981 SECTION)-FAST GROWTH, PROGRESS MARK RECEN","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(1940-1959 SECTION)-BRANDON NO LOGER SLEEPY LITTLE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
(1920-1939 SECTION)-GAINS DESPITE MISFORTUNE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
(1960-1981 SECTION)-SF MEDICAL CTR SERVES REGIONAL A,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
(1960-1981 SECTION)-CHRONICLE OF BUSINESS BEGINNINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-*A CHANGING CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(1900-1919 SECTION)-*JOHN MORRELL & CO--BIG BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(1940-1959 SECTION)-SD POLITICS DOMINATED BY REPUBLICANS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(1940-1959 SECTION)-SD POLITICS DOMINATED BY REPUBLI,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(1920-1939 SECTION)-*RIVER GREENWAY PLAN IN '15,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
(1920-1939 SECTION)-*RIVER GREENWAY PLAN IN '15,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
(1920-1939 SECTION)-*RIVER GREENWAY PLAN IN '15,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
(1920-1939 SECTION)-*BOYS RETREATED TO BIG SIOUX ISLANDS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(1940-1959 SECTION)-POLIO EPIDEMIC HIT HARD IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(1881 SECTION)-*SF MILL BUILT ON PIPEDREAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
"(1960-1981 SECTION)-*ARGUS LEADER CHRONICLED, 1881-","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA MOVED WEST AS AMERICA,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
(1920-1939 SECTION)-*CHANGES COME VERY SLOWLY TO SD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
(1881 SECTION)-*ALL SAINTS IS MODEL OF EARLY PREP SC,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
(1881 SECTION)-*ALL SAINTS IS MODEL OF EARLY PREP SC,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
(1940-1959 SECTION)-*FROM EARLY YEARS TO PRESENT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-*TRAINS AND TROLLIES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-*COUNTY SEAT A PRIZE WORTH STEALING,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-*COUNTY SEAT A PRIZE WORTH STEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-*COUNTY SEAT A PRIZE WORTH STEALING,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-ELECTED MAYOR IN 1900,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-ASSOCIATED WITH ARGUS FOR 59 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-EPISCOPALIAN CLERGYMAN WITH ALL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
"(1881-1899 SECTION)-RAN TRADING POSTS IN FLANDREAU,","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(1900-1919 SECTION)-*MCKENNAN WILL WAS BEGINNING OF,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(1900-1919 SECTION)-*MCKENNAN WILL WAS BEGINNING OF,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(1920-1939 SECTION)-*PACKING PLANT SPURRED CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-SD'S FIRST US SENATOR,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.10, col.3"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-ONE OF CITY'S FIRST RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.10, col.4"
(1920-1939 SECTION)-*1930 GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE GLADYS PYLE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
(1881 SECTION)-*SF SCHOOL SYSTEM OLDER THAN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
(1960-1981 SECTION)-1981-82 PREDICTIONS OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
"(1900-1919 SECTION)-*DROUGHT, DISEASE HAMPERED EARLY","Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
(1881 SECTION)-*SD AS SEEN BY EASTERNERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
(1920-1939 SECTION)-*SF THEATER HAS LONG--RICH HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
(1960-1981 SECTION)-HIGHER RETAIL SALES EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
(1881 SECTION)-*SD AS SEEN BY EASTERNERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-ESTABLISHED FIRST SUNDAY SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.12, col.2"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-FATHER OF SF PARK SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.12, col.3"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-FOUNDED A GENERAL MERCANTILE BUS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.12, col.4"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-*CITY WAS VYING TO BECOME CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
(1900-1919 SECTION)-*SF--THE PRIDE AND THE MYSTERIES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.n, p.13, col.1"
(1940-1959 SECTION)-*FACING THE COMPETITION HEAD-ON,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
(1920-1939 SECTION)-*SIOUX VALLEY BACK TO 1900,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
(1960-1981 SECTION)-AREA INDUSTRY WILL GROW,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.13, col.2"
*SF AIR BASE WAS BUSTLING--WW II,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
(1920-1939 SECTION)-*COVELL LAKE HASN'T ALWAYS BEEN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
(1960-1981 SECTION)-JOBS OPEN IN SOME OCCUPATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
(1960-1981 SECTION)-TRY A NEW FINANCING PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
(1920-1939 SECTION)-*COVELL LAKE HASN'T ALWAYS BEEN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
(1881 SECTION)-*DAKOTA'S PIONEERS--BACK-BREAKING LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
(1960-1981 SECTION)-WILL THE TOURISTS RETURN...,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
(1881 SECTION)-*NORWEGIANS INFLUENCE IN SF...,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-GOP LEADERS DOMINATE SD'S HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-GOP LEADERS DOMINATE SD'S HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-GOP LEADERS DOMINATE SD'S HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
(1881 SECTION)-*SF COLLEGE WEATHERS CENTURY OF UNCER,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
(1881-1899 SECTION)-CITY BUSINESS TIED TO AREA FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1981, sect.N, p.19, col.1"
*WARM WALKING,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEATTLE BANK CONSIDERING MOVE TO SD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STATE CORPORATE INCOME TAX...,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GERKEN PROUD OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RACE RECEIVING ATTENTION FROM NATIONAL GOP,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SF MAN ARRESTED AFTER CHASE, SHOOTING","Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW USD LAW BUILDING AND US RULE OF LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SHRINERS PROUD OF WORK WITH BURN PATIENTS...,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
EASTER LILY GROUP APPLAUDED FOR EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REFUTE CONTENTION THAT TAXES ARE FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW'S BUDGETING CALLED CIRCUMVENTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"QUESTIONS USE, SAFETY OF FARM INSECTICIDES (L)","Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
URGES LETTER CAMPAIGN ON ABORTION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LET JANKLOW PROCLAIM MAY 31 HOLIDAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*BAKING CONTEST JUDES SAMPLES SCOUT'S ENTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DEADWOOD MURDER SUSPECT COMMITS SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
PROCESSORS MIGHT BE POWERFUL IN FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*JOSEPH FLOYD WINS AWARD AT 16TH ADDY'S,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GRAIN INVENTORY ABOVE YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
"WHEN THERE'S A BARGAIN, EVERYBODY SHOWS UP","Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*MUTT SHOW-SOMETHING TO BARK ABOUT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BELL NAMED HUMAN SERVICES REGIONAL DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
JUNE 1 PRIMARY TO WEED OUT CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*VLASMAN'S LEAP SPARKS MADISON,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*IF IT WASN'T FOR BAD LUCK-NO LUCK AT ALL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AUTO RACING FANS LOVE TO SEE THEIR OUTLAWS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"HINMAN JOINS COURAGEOUS, CRAZY TRIATHLON","Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*SOMETHING'S COOKIN' AT THE CALUMET-PIPESTONE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KERKULIET ELIZABETH-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*MR K-MART OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN FIRST HALF OF APRIL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*TREETOP BIKER,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WILLARD WATER'S NOT ALL WASHED UP,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY POLICE RECRUITS HIT STREETS FOR FIELD TRAINING,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REAWAKENING OF PRAIRIE IS TIME TO EXPLORE OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ACTING IN 'BAD BOYS' OFFSETS FLAWS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
YOUTH JOBS PROGRAM NOW OPEN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STATE LIBRARY NEEDS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*WE LIKE EXTRA HOUR OF DAYLIGHT IN EVENING BUT...,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY WANTS RESIDENTS' IDEAS ON GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMPUTERS FIND WELFARE FRAUD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STREET REPAIRS ARE ON CITY AGENDA,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PICKSTOWN QUIETLY HOPES FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CEMENT PLANT REPS' TRIP COST {dollar}18,000","Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
USE HOME RULE FOR NEW CITY CHARTER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS DISAGREE ABOUT SALE OF FEDERAL LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*KEN, KURT AND KRIS BARKER GET ON BALLOTS","Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FRIENDLY DARTBALL PLAYERS WIN THROUGH FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*GAMES WERE FOR VALUES, SKILLS","Argus LeaderApr 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAYOR-ELECT CAUTIOUS ABOUT PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE GUTS HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*COOPER WINS RUNOFF,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DENNIS NOW IS HONORARY REFEREE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN'S DAHLBERG PATTERNS AFTER MCENROE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LIMITS OF WALLEYES TAKEN AROUND PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TRY EDIBLE LANDSCAPING,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*JONES, GELLERMAN GET {dollar}10,000 AWARDS","Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
3 GET EMERITUS STATUS AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*NEW MAYOR CAPTURED GRASS ROOTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ANALYST PRAISES SIOUX FALLS SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SPACE PLAN SHORTSIGHTED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCDOWELL'S CREDIBILITY ATTACKED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*EROS WILL BE PERMANENT STATE FIXTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COL KHADAFY MISREAD LONDON KILLING (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POSTAL WORKERS PROVIDE GOOD SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SPELLING CONTEST DRAWS PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
FARMERS BEGINNING FIELDWORK AFTER WET SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HURON OFFICIALS OPPOSE AIR SERVICE REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED OF 8 SEX-RELATED OFFENSES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NO CONTEST PLEA ENTERED TO HILL CITY ARSON CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PARK SERVICE WANTS SCULPTURING TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RANCH IS FINED FOR SHIPPING DISEASED BUFFALO,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT FOR FOREST IMPROVEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITIES CONDUCT RUNOFF ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
INDIAN LEADER FEARED BEING FORCE-FED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
GETS OK FOR REHABILITATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
KEAN DISMISSES FORMALDEHYDE POISONING SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN FACING SEX CHARGES TO HAVE EVALUATION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"SF--WINTER HAD RECORD COLD, SNOWFALL","Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"STATE SPENDS {dollar}10,000 TO SETTLE SUIT","Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WORKERS HELP WITH COLLEGE CONVERSION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FIRE DAMAGES HOME FOR 2ND TIME IN 7 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*TRIP SEEMS LIKE A DREAM FOR STUDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
EXPECTED TO FALL BELOW FLOOD STAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
POYZER SEEKS INVESTORS FOR COLLEGE BID,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"SCHOOL BUS, TRUCK CRASH NEAR HECLA","Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOOPS WANTED CUTS IN ARTS & SCIENCES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"JANKLOW KNOWS, BUT WON'T TELL","Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ARRESTS IN DRUG BUST CLIMB TO 21,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*KIDS ACT UP ON CUE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*NATION LOSES A HERO (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS OF DOMESTIC ABUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WRITER WRONGLY INJECTS POLITICS INTO BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DOBRATZ WINS STATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CORPORATIONS HAVE REAGAN UNDER THUMB,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS CAN'T WAIT TO READ,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY REAL ESTATE TAXES DUE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUND-RAISER TO PUT FOLKS BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOLERS TO HELP COMMUNITY FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION SET FOR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE RIDER COURSE BEGINS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH CAROLINA MAY CLOSE CHEM-NUCLEAR DUMP,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXPERT PREDICTS BANK FAILURE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
820 VOICES TO BLEND,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CLASSES SET TO TRAIN HOUSING INSPECTORS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSING AUTHORITY OK'S APARTMENT RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN WANTS REVERSAL OF PAYMENT ORDER,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL OK'S EROSION AID,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMERCIAL WITH PLANT-CUTTING HORMONE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIAL PREDICTS ROAD-RINANCING REBELLION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ABDNOR NOTES COMING WATER-PROJECT HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HARRISBURG TO HONOR TEACHER FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JURY IN SF CONVICTS 1 ON DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WORKSHOP WILL DISCUSS CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CONTEST WIN STUNS WASH HIGH PLAYWRIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAIL SALE INCLUDES SD TRACK,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY LOWERS MORTGAGE RATES TO 8.25 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AT&T CALLS FOR RATE CUT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MORE CONCERN FOR BANKERS THAN VETS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME TO DO THE PROTESTING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO EASE FEAR OF FLYING (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUCKLE UP YOUR CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PROVIDE OUTDOOR EXERCISE CENTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON UNVEILS AGRICULTURE PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO HOLD FORUM FOR VETERANS IN MAY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEWSLETTER INCORRECT ON BELL'S POSITION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEXAS MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RECOGNIZING ARBOR DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MEETING WITH LYNG DOWN THE DRAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS LEAN TOWARD REQUIRING FOREIGN LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABOUREZK UPSET WITH KENNEDY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CEREMONY TO HONOR INDIAN SOLDIERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY TO BEGIN ISSUING FOOD STAMPS MAY 8,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC ADS BLAME GOP FOR FARM TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON OPPOSES CUTS IN EDUCATION PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TO DISCUSS AIRLINE DEREGULATION ON TV,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROCTER & GAMBLE RUMORS UNTRUE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL TO HAVE ANNUAL BENEFIT AUCTION TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUTHORITIES BAFFLED BY MCLAUGHLIN DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SOFTWARE CAN MAKE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ODE ANCHORS AUGUSTANA SOFTBALL SQUAD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FREES DRUNKEN DRIVERS EARLY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL FINED {dollar}690,000","Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUN SUMMONS SUMMER TO CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BUILT LIKE A WINNER,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
EX-STUDENTS TO GRADE THEIR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
MCDONALD HOUSE THANKS HELPERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*VICTIMS MUST BE HEARD IN COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOULDN'T LET ARMS TALKS FAIL AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"JUSTICE BETWEEN US, SIOUX (L)","Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BAKKER CAN BE JUDGED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PARKS OFFICER OVERREACTED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CITY CLEANUP APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CITY WANTS PACT ON FUEL SPILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RC WOMAN DIES IN CYCLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WALK FOR HUNGER SET FOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WALL BUCKLING IN ALPENA SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BEYOND THE THREE R'S,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DONATED FOR PARK IN NORTH OF CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GREEN GETS CITY AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON FAILS TO DELIVER FOR VOTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BUSINESS INCUBATOR RAISES GREAT EXPECTATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TRADE SHOW SHOWS OFF STUDENT INVENTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"COLLIDER WON'T DAMAGE LAND, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ROBBERY SUSPECT ARRAIGNED TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*'VILLAGE IN THE VALLEY',"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TINY FUND-RAISER RETURNS A FAVOR,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WALK FOR HUNGER,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VICTIMS HAVE PAIN BEFORE HEART ATTACKS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TOUR GUIDES TELL OF PRIDE AND DREAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
"{dollar}10,000 GIVEN TO MAKE-A-WISH","Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES PLANS COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"MCKENNAN SHOP RAISES {dollar}39,502","Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PURINA PROMOTES PET ADOPTION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STEPFAMILY WORKSHOP PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"{dollar}3,000 GIVEN TO CHILDREN'S INN","Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
REGISTRATION BEGINS FOR DAYCAMP,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SHOULD BAN SMOKING ON ALL FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS PICK JUDICIAL NOMINEES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TRADE BILL WOULD HURT SD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
EXPAND ALCOHOL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MAN LOSING SIGHT OF GOD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"{dollar}225,000 ON DAKOTAS TOUR","Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"CHEF'S FEAST NETS NEARLY {dollar}14,000","Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE REINSTATED TO HEAR FELONIES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAD IN WATER MUST BE REPORTED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINING GROUP SEEKS HERSETH'S ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD LOOKS AT EXPANSION PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WANBLEE MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRIENDLY ANGLE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UNITED SIOUX TRIBES BOOSTS JOB-HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CENTENNIAL RAISES CURRICULUM QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOTHER HOPES TEEN'S DEATH STOPS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELEGATES SAY BUSH IS THE MAN NOW,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FEWER FARMERS FILING BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BONESTEEL PAIR MAKE DOLLS FOR CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBES SHOULD GET PART OF ETSI MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CONSTRUCTION CAUTION URGED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*GRAND JURY EXAMINING PRISON SCANDALS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD PLAYS DEVIL'S ADVOCATE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SLOW REACTION MAKES SPILL PROBLEMS WORSE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SWITCH OFF TO PROTEST RACIAL SLURS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MOVE SCHOOL NEAR ARENA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
TEACHERS DESERVE PAY RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ABORTION ABUSED IN INDIA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
KIWANIS WORK NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ESCAPE HATCH MAKES SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CBA COACH PLANS TO CONTINUE WINNING WAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COACHING HONOR SURPRISES O'GORMAN'S HUNT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ABERDEEN CENTRAL OFFICAL WINS HONOR,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*WINTER EXTENDS GOLF LEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
BROOKINGS COMPANY WINS STATE HONOR,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HERSETH IS NAMED TO NATIONAL PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL UNDERWAY IN VERMILLION DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS RETURN TO POLLS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 TEEN KILLED IN SEPARATE CRASHES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLEANUP EFFORT TARGETS EAST SIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FULLER NAMED TOP PUBLISHER BY GANNETT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OUTDOOR SAFETY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEDERAL AGENTS SEIZE PROPERTY FOR FINE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SEWAGE FORCES RENTERS FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY MOVES TO USE MORE RIVER WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PAPERWORK HOLDING UP BANK ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD MAKES ROOM FOR KINDERGARTNERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
'HABITAT FOR HUMANITY' POISED TO BUILD HOMES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
2 MORRELL WORKERS HURT IN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LABOR DEPT SIDES WITH CITY IN DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER INMATE IN POT SWAP TRIES TO ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"STUDENTS, STAFF MUST GET MEASLES SHOT","Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SHOWERS LEAVE STATE THIRSTING FOR MORE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ARBOR DAY GOOD TIME TO PLANT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GLOBAL HEATING PROBLEM SHOULD BE WORLD PRIORITY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RAPE VICTIMS PUNISHED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*CRIME VICTIMS NEED YEAR-ROUND SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GIVE BOTH SIDES OF STORY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
IS 'ARGUS' OBJECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DOCTORS LIVE UP TO VOW (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*BEHAVIOR IS KEY TO GOOD NUTRITION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DEPUTY SERVES FAMILY HOME-COOKING,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESSMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN TAX FRAUD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-INMATE GUILTY IN SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN CHRISTMAS BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REFRIGERATOR BLAMED FOR HOUSE BLAZE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF TEEN TO LOBBY FOR US YOUTH,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PILOT GROUNDED FOR NEW POST,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE LEADS ALL SENATE IN LABOR PAC MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRMS BRING REAL WORLD TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PIERRE LAWYER KICKS OFF CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BATTER UP,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUSH HONORS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOYD CO WASTE MONITORING COMMITTEE FAILS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION APPROVES AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUNE VOTE TO DETERMINE BROOKINGS BUDGET FATE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOWNS ACROSS STATE HOLD RUNOFF ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE 'BEST' IN HUNGER FIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN NURSING PAY LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TWO CUSTER PEOPLE SENTENCED IN SEX CRIME,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LEAD PRINCIPLE CHOSEN AS TOP OF HIS CLASS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SPEARFISH MAN QUITS ATTEMPT TO FORCE VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
JUDGE SETS BOND IN MAIL MARIJUANA CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
POLICE PUTS TRIBAL ACTIVITY ON OWN TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WILMOT AREA GIRL DIES IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*MUENSTER RAISES MORE MONEY INSIDE STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LAWYER--SATTER DESERVES NEW MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CRIME VICTIMS URGED TO GET MADD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
PROSECUTOR WON'T DISCUSS MANSION CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*O'GORMAN RALLIES PAST LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WOOD'S SONS NAMED HONORARY REFEREES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CELLULAR ONE ADDS TRANSMITTING SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
DAKOTA PETITION DEADLINE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
KANTACK--FIRES NOT 'HOPPER CURE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*FARMERS' LAMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
SCHOOL CAN'T MEET SECRETARY DEMAND,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
SD SOIL KEEPS GETTING DRIER,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.6"
*LAUNCH'S 1ST GRADUATE INSPIRES OTHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD IN SPOTLIGHT OF KILMER-GREENE MOVIE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUILDING BOOM HITS SF,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*SCHOOL SECRETARY HANDLES SPILLS, ILLS","Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"LOCAL AGENT, NIGHTCLUBS BOOK NATIONAL ACTS","Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
'LUCKY SPOT' PAINTS PORTRAIT OF MISFITS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ABOUT THE LOTTO AMERICA DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T CLUTTER I-229 WITH BILLBOARDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY VOLUNTEERS GIVE 8 MILLION HOURS YEARLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PARENTS SHOULD PAY FOR KIDS' RIDES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DAIRY FARMERS NEED GOVERNOR'S PRICING HELP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CHILDREN DESERVE MORE THAN FAILED PROMISE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
GUN CARTOON INSULTS REPONSIBLE OWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
WRITING PROCESS GOES THROUGH 5 STAGES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*SCHLICHT ONE OF STATE'S GREATS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SERVICE WITH A SMILE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
NEW MANAGER HIRED AT RANDALL FOODS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SURVEY FINDS SUPPORT FOR RECYCLING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
JAPANESE PURCHASE OF IBP STOCK REPORTED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
DUNN ELECTED TO HEAD MINNEHAHA DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EPA TO RECOGNIZE WASTE GROUP'S WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD WATER PROJECTS AUTHORIZED BY PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER OF YEAR AWARD TO BE PRESENTED TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LION'S CLUB PUTS ON PANCAKE FEAST,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR PICKS HEALTH SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SWITCH REDUCES ARENA DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUTHOR TAKES POLITICAL PULSE OF CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NY PAIR SUING HONG KONG OVER LOAN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PHILLIPS AVENUE SITE WOULD BENEFIT ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BROOKINGS MAN KILLED IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY GIVES 1ST OK TO ENHANCED 911 SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HUMAN ERROR CITED IN FATAL HOMESTAKE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAYOR OUSTED IN RUNOFF,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGHMORE MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*PARTIES SPLIT ON INDIAN RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN ACCUSED OF BITING BOY PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BORDER PATROL DETAINS 4 MEXICAN TEENAGERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TELECONFERENCING SYSTEM TO BE SHOWN TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LIEN SAYS DEADWOOD CRIME OVEREMPHASIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*SDSU SCIENTIST MAKES DISCOVERY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUREAU TO REVIEW MALT LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KELO'S LOTTERY FILES SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DISPUTE MAY STALL I-229 EXIT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*JUST SAY YES TO HELPING KIDS BUILD A MESS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*RUSHMORE GETS A NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SKILLS OF OLD & NEW,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STANDARDS LOWERED FOR MEDICAL TESTING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOHNSONS DON'T ABUSE HOUSE PERKS SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"SOURCE, STORY BIASED ABOUT SVENDSBYE (L)","Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SOCCER SHOCKER--CITY HAS 206 TEAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MISSILE SITE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"ARBOR DAY, EARTH DAY SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES","Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A BOOK BONANZA,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PHOTOGRAPHER STILL FOCUSES WITH BEST,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NINE INDICTED IN MARIJUANA RING,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TO RECONSIDER COUNTY WORK-RELEASE REQUEST,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*RONNING SUES OVER PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*BALSA BECOMES BRIDGE MATERIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CARBON MONOXIDE VICTIM IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN--RAPID CITY PROBLEM ISN'T GANGS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
45 FACE CHARGES OF UNDERAGE DRINKING,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE TESTING PINE RIDGE SCHOOL WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*INVENTORS SHARE THEIR 26 WARES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*SD SHARED FAMILY'S GRIEF,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CRASH PUT SD THROUGH WEEK OF GRIEF,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*LAKE HOME WAS REFUGE FROM POLITICS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*ROAD TRIPS LEFT TRAIL OF MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"MICKELSON GAVE HIS VISION, ENERGY (WATERTOWN PO)","Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MILLER TO PURSUE MICKELSON'S GOALS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*MICKELSON STOOD TALL IN LOVE FOR PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
OFFICIALS MUST PERSIST TO KEEP GARBAGE OUT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
TROUBLEMAKERS IN MALL ARE IN MINORITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
CARTOONS GAY THEME HANDLED APPROPRIATELY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
SIGNING GAMING PETITION WOULD HURT STATE GROWTH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
IT'S HARD TO FIND JOB IN THE NUMBER 1 CITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
MADE ERROR IGNORING PRITCHARD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
THERE ARE BETTER USES FOR {dollar}25 MILLION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
DON'T PLACE TOTAL BLAME ON CONGRESS FOR DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
READER TIRED OF PAPER'S DEPRESSING HEADLINES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
'POLITICS OF ENVY' OBVIOUS IN ROYKO PIECE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.6"
*3 AREA PLAYERS LOOK TO SHED DOUBTS IN DRAFT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIGHT PLANE CRASHES NEAR YANKTON; 2 HURT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILLER DECLARES LONGER SD MOURNING PERIOD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN FOR ROBBERY NEAR ATM,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*750 WALK FOR MARCH OF DIMES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DIES AFTER VIEWING MICKELSON BODY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL SOLVES LANDFILL DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GUARDSMAN REMEMBERED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS FROM SD SUPPORT FARM AID,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FARM TOY SHOW WILL BE NEXT WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OLDER AMERICANS ACT FUNDING AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RODEO PAGEANT SCHEDULED FOR JULY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UFO CONFERENCE PLANNED FOR MAY 8,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*RUNOFF FILLS LAKE LAKOTA TO BRIM,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STUDENTS AID POOR ON BREAK,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MAN NAMED MICKELSON AIDE TO NOW STAY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MINES NEAR TERRY PEAK TO LAY OFF 18 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BUYS AREA CELLULAR MARKETS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOME FEDERAL PARENT REPORTS LARGE GAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST PROGRAM TARGETS HOME BUYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*{dollar}100,000 PORTFOLIO AFTER 3 MONTHS","Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FOUND PEACE THAT PASSETH UNDERSTANDING,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*SD NEIGHBORS SHARE GRIEF AND 'REMEMBER WHEN' RELIEF,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
"*TX MOUNTAINS, BIG BEND OFFER NICE VIEWS AND CAMPING","Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
*PLACES OF SD PRIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*MCDONALD'S IS DRIVEN TO SUCCEED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*LAKE THOMPSON A GREAT PLACE TO FISH,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
"GOOD FACILITIES, SERVICE ALLOW AREA BOWLERS","Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*PICK PALISADES FOR A PICNIC,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*SPIRIT PROMISES SMILES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.04, col.4"
*CAPITOL PROJECT WENT EXTRA STEP AT START,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
"*PARK DELIVERS PEACE, QUIET","Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
"*KIDS, ZOO GO HAND IN HAND","Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*POOL YOUR TALENT AT POCKET LOUNGE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
"*FARMS SHINE IN FILM, MEMORIES","Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.06, col.4"
*DANCERS GET THEIR KICKS AT BORROWED BUCKS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*LAKE'S A HOT SPOT TO CAMP,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*READERS RESPOND: THEY LIKE CARMIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*MEAT MARKET IS TOPS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.09, col.2"
*BIKE PATH ON MOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
DEADWOOD A GOOD BET FOR FUN WEEKEND TRIP,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.10, col.5"
*NEEDLES HIGHWAY TWISTS AND SOARS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*CARMIKE ATTRACTS MAINSTREAM MOVIEGOERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.12, col.3"
*FOOD MAKES SUNBIRD HOURS HAPPY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.12, col.3"
*BLUFFS SHOWCASE RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
*CAUTION: THESE HOLES TOUGH,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
"*MCCRORY A GARDEN OF PEACE, BEAUTY","Argus LeaderApr 25 1993, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*THE FIGHT OVER MUSCLES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SD RANKS 19TH BEST IN CHILDREN'S HEALTH,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE CITY KILLING,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RURAL PLANNERS REMAIN OPTISMISTIC,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"RACE BETWEEN DASCHLE, SASSER CLOSE","Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GROUP OFFERS IDEAS TO CUT BUDGET FAT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*TO BOYCOTT CONVENTION BECAUSE OF DEGREDATION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*OUR FUTURE DEPENDS ON SAVING OUR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ARGUS INCONSISTENT ON INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
UNITED STATES COWARDLY IN RESPONSE TO BOSNIA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STEENSLAND'S COLUMN ON FLYING J LEFT OUT FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
RURAL-ACTION GROUP TAKES NO FEEDLOT STAND (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WHAT COULD IVANA TRUMP SAY TO LOCAL WOMEN? (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
EAST-SIDE KIDS DESERVE BETTER PLAY FACILITIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"SEX-ABUSE VICTIMS MUST HANDLE GUILT, FORGIVE (L)","Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
MAIL-PROCESSING CENTER IMPROVES SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
WOOD FIELD ISN'T USED FOR CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUNDAY HIGH MISSES RECORD BY 1 DEGREE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CONSULTANT TO RUN FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DISTRICT SEEKS INPUT FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESSES WANT JOHNSTON BOOTED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*ORTHODOX PRIEST BALANCES PAST, PRESENT","Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS GIVE SINGLE MOM HOME SHE DREAMED OF,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ORCHESTRA'S NEW DIRECTOR HOPES TO APPEAL TO MORE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"AGING, ETHICS ARE WORKSHOP TOPICS","Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE OFFERS DISPOSAL OF OLD PESTICIDES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN WEATHER STATION EXPANDING,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RETIRED FARMER USES TIME TO TEACH STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SEPARATING JOINT RETURN AFTER DEADLINE NOT ALLOWED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CONSISTENT JACKS SWEEP USD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VIKINGS TUNE UP FOR NCC MEET WITH INVITE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS HAVE MAJOR INTEREST IN THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GRADS READY TO ROLL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
IT'S RUSSIAN TO THEM,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*MISSING PARKER FARMER, 78, FOUND DEAD IN DITCH","Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BOARD APPROVES LIST OF POSSILBE TEACHER CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEADERS OF SD MILITIA DENOUNCE BOMBING,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
WOMAN'S FAMILY CLINGS TO HOPE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"QUASH TERRORISM, NOT DEMOCRACY (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GIRL SPORTS MOVEMENT ENJOYS SMALL VICTORY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WHY MUST WE ALWAYS PAY MORE TAXES? (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS MUST EMBRACE ALL CULTURES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PRODUCT LIABILITY LAWS HURT MANUFACTURERS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CURRENT SYSTEM ALLOWS TOO MANY BAD LAWSUITS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CHANGING TAX STRUCTURE WOULD BE A MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*KIDS APPRECIATE PARENT STANDING FIRM ON RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOXING BLENDS WITH AEROBICS IN THIS WORKOUT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TALKING TURKEY IS TOUGH TASK,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD IS LAND OF 800 LAKES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ACCIDENT VICTIMS REMAIN HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"POLICE SEEKING MAN IN ABDUCTION, RAPE","Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO SPEAK IN AREA TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE BANS B&L FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*USD STUDENTS FEAR FINANCIAL FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TO PAY MORE FOR YOUR KIDS' ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CAR STRIKES STUDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*LAWYER: MOELLER DENIED FAIR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*DELL RAPIDS MAN ARRESTED IN GUN THREAT CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
6 PEOPLE HURT WHEN TIRE FALLS OFF VAN,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JAMES RIVER FLOODING MAY REACH RECORD,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FFA DELAYS GATHERING IN OKLAHOMA CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
REGIONAL REPORTER WINS FOUR AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ASSOCIATE DEAN AT LAW SCHOOL TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SD'S TOP TEACHER TO MEET CLINTON FRIDAY IN CAPITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*A NEW ATTRACTION AT PRAIRIE VILLAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"DRUG COSTS, SOCIAL SECURITY WORRY SENIORS","Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BIA OFFICIAL GETS 10 MONTHS FOR CORRUPTION,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*SPECIAL-EDUCATION ENROLLMENT IN SD FOR 1993-94,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SD RANKED BEST CREDIT-CARD CLIMATE,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"DASCHLE, MORRELL PRESIDENT TO DISCUSS BENEFITS","Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE EXTENDING CRP CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderApr 25 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
TOBIAS ADMITS USE OF STATE CARS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TOBIAS ADMITS USE OF STATE CARS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN LOSES ANNUAL TRY TO CUT THE MILITARY BUDGET,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MCGOVERN LOSES ANNUAL TRY TO CUT THE MILITARY BUDGET,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JOAN EMBERY URGES INVOLVEMENT IN ZOO,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MCSTRAVICK RELEASE ENDANGERED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DEFINING CITY'S ARENA NEEDS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TYNDALL-TABOR'S TAPLETT CHOSEN HONORARY REFEREE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TYNDALL-TABOR'S TAPLETT CHOSEN HONORARY REFEREE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOLVERINES TRY TO GET 'HOT',"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VARDI SERVES FINALE OF SYMPHONY SEASON,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POINTERS PLEASED WITH NEW DIRECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*JAZZ-BIG BAND SMOKIN',"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*USD OPENS 'SHE STOOPS',"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*USD OPENS 'SHE STOOPS',"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELDERLY HEROES FIND ROMANCE IN 'SECOND TIME AROUND',"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ELDERLY HEROES FIND ROMANCE IN 'SECOND TIME AROUND',"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*'HURRICANE' BLOWS IT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*DOCUMENTARY FRANK IN PRISON DEPICTION-'SCARED STRAIGHT',"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*DOCUMENTARY FRANK IN PRISON DEPICTION-'SCARED STRAIGHT',"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LOCAL ACTION CENTER HONORS ITS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
*MADISON MAN NOT TOO OLD FOR TOYS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BD PROPOSES SCHEDULE FOR BUSING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL RECYCLING PLANT MIGHT BE READY BY 1981,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FBI INVESTIGATES BOMB THREAT-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
NO GREAT SCABIES LOSS REPORTED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JAMES RIVER TO REMAIN HIGH,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
AIR PUMPING PLAN FORMED FOR LAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JERRY STONE FOUND GUILTY OF FRAUD,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
PORTER-LAWS SHOULDN'T BE ALTERED BY RULINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
PORTER-LAWS SHOULDN'T BE ALTERED BY RULINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
ARMED VISITOR SURPRISES COUPLE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
LATE SPRING HURTS BARLEY CROP,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
SCABIES PROBLEM FAR FROM OVER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
FEEDER PIG SHOW TO BE MAY 23,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
AG PROFICIENCY WINNERS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
"*STAR FARMER, AGRIBUSINESSMAN NAMED","Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*AG LAND BEING EATEN UP BIT BY BIT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*AG LAND BEING EATEN UP BIT BY BIT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
CONTINUED EXPORTS TO OFFSET PLANTING INCREASES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
ILLEGAL SULFA STILL FOUND IN PORK SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
ILLEGAL SULFA STILL FOUND IN PORK SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
"*LENNOX-TOO FAST, TOO LATE","Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAYLIGHT TIME NOT ALWAYS A FACT OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"DAKOTA CHRISTIAN, FREEMAN WIN AT TYNDALL","Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FOUR STUDENTS CITED AS HONOR ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BELL SUPPORTS GUN PURCHASE BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
539 STUDENTS REGISTER FOR BOYS STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT MAY MAKE RAIL TIES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE ATTACKS OIL IMPORT FEE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD FARMERS UNION WOMEN'S ACTION CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOFFERAHN CALLS OIL PROFITS OBSCENE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FEEDER PIG SHOW, SALE TUESDAY","Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS LOBBY CHEMBANK,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS LOBBY CHEMBANK,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NORTHERN GAS SEEKS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NORTHERN GAS SEEKS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD WATER BOARD READY TO BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINING FIRM LEASING LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MINING FIRM LEASING LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OLSON'S WIFE FILES FOR DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FAILED MISSION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FINE'S CRITICISM OF LABELING IS INCONGRUOUS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS SHOULD SPEAK IN NEXT CITY ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TIME TO STOP BEATING UP PROPERTY OWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*PURSE SNATCHER NABBED-TWICE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TERRESA BAKKER-TENSION RETURNS FOR HOSTAGE'S NIECE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LENNOX DISAPPROVES OF CARTER'S ACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*VETS DIVIDED ON RESCUE TRY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SDSU IRANIAN STUDENTS DOUBT ATTACK...,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MCKELLIPS-DON'T LIFT INTEREST LID,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*MCKELLIPS-DON'T LIFT INTEREST LID,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COURT REJECTS LAND TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TRIBAL DECISIONS SHOULD BE SUBJECT TO REVIEW,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
WIND GENERATOR FIRM GONE WITH THE...,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WIND GENERATOR FIRM GONE WITH THE...,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EX-HOSTAGE--PEOPLE RELATE TO US,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MARCH OF DIMES WALKATHON,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FACE-OFF GIVES WAY TO PERSONAL DIGS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FACE-OFF GIVES WAY TO PERSONAL DIGS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW--BLOCK GRANTS WILL AID HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW--BLOCK GRANTS WILL AID HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FACE-OFF GIVES WAY TO PERSONAL DIGS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LSD SUIT DROVE A PRIVATE PERSON PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ADVISORY GROUP TAKES NO STAND ON RIGHTS PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*ADVISORY GROUP TAKES NO STAND ON RIGHTS PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*ADVISORY GROUP TAKES NO STAND ON RIGHTS PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WETLANDS PROGRAM VICTIM OF CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WASTE IN MILITARY MUST BE STOPPED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SAYS ABORTION STORY HAD MISINFORMATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*BUDGET CUTS ASSURED, BUT 2 QUESTIONS REMAIN","Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*BUDGET CUTS ASSURED, BUT 2 QUESTIONS REMAIN","Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"PANEL INEFFICIENCY, INCOMPETENCY CAUSE RIGHTS ABUSE","Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY HALL COVERAGE BY ARGUS CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
ROWDY YOUTHS RUIN CIRCUS FOR OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
LET'S NOT MAKE SAME MISTAKE TWICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WATER BOARDS FIGHT IT OUT IN STATE'S HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WATER BOARDS FIGHT IT OUT IN STATE'S HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TAYLOR'S PANTRY ROBBED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SD MAN GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
AIM INVITES CLERGY TO ENCAMPMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HOG PRICES ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RECREATION PROJECT THREATENED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*MONEY CHANGES HANDS FOR LOVE OF DUCKS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RUNNERS DEADLY ENEMY-HEAT-ON RISE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*VIETNAM...AND BACK AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'DELAYED STRESS SYNDROME' HITS VIETNAM VETS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
'DELAYED STRESS SYNDROME' HITS VIETNAM VETS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*DOLLIE GUNDERSON--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*'NEW' NFO WANTS TO SHAKE RADICAL IMAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*'NEW' NFO WANTS TO SHAKE RADICAL IMAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DEREGULATION INCREASES TRUCKING COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS AFFECTING SD,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*BUSINESS NOTES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
RAVEN WINS CONTRACT FOR FEED MILL SYSTEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
*VIKING GLASS INC EXPANDS TO 6 LOCATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1981, sect.E, p.05, col.2"
WEB PANEL WAITING AND WATCHING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TORNADO SAFETY WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SD MAN DRIVEN BY LOVE FOR ANTIQUE CARS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*USD STUDENT ELECTION RESULTS IN FIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STATE SAYS FEDS OWE IT 2,130 ACRES","Argus LeaderApr 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DCI AGENT'S TESTIMONY TO OPEN 3RD WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GOVERNMENT MUST LIVE WITHIN MEANS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RADIO'S POTENTIAL MUST BECOME A PRIORITY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SAYS NO NEW JOBS FOR 4 TIE-LINE EMPLOYEES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SD UP IN ARMS OVER NUCLEAR ATTACK THREAT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY UPDATING CIVIL DEFENSE PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ACORN TO REVIEW HOUSING FORCLOSURES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ELMER VEVANG--A CUT ABOVE THE REST,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FERRETS ARE PETS AND PRAIRIE DOG HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CITIZENS SAY WINGLER PLAN WON'T HELP JOBLESS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HUMBOLDT TEACHER SAVES CHOKING PUPIL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DELL RAPIDS WOMAN FIGHTS TO PRESERVE PAST,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*RHOADES GOES HIGHER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SACRED INDIAN GAMES WERE INTENSELY FOUGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SF COLLEGE SIGNS FIVE, CUMANA GOES","Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL FANS AREN'T WATCHING USFL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ARGUS CARRIER WINS SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLOSING OF PLANT TO LEAVE 134 JOBLESS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON HIGHWAY OFFICE CUTS 14 JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEWELL WOMAN SHOT ACCIDENTALLY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC RAISES ELECTRIC RATE 10 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 HOSPITALIZED AFTER BUS CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY PLANTS TREES FOR ARBOR WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SF TEACHERS APPROVE NEW CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*POTHOLE PLAN WON'T THREATEN FIRE STATION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
3 LEADERS OR 10--NOW IT'S UP TO VOTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HENDERSON'S DWI WILL BE HEAVY BURDEN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT HAS BITTER TASTE OF SD JUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS MAKE PATIENT'S STAY MORE PLEASANT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TELL GOVERNOR IF WANT NUCLEAR WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CONSUMERS FORCED TO PAY FOR CORPORATIONS' MISTAKES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GOVT PAYS ATTENTION WHEN ACT AS A GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CAR OWNERS FEE WOULD TAKE CARE OF POTHOLE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
IF EMPLOYEE RIGHTS RESPECTED UNIONS NOT BE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ARGUS THANKED FOR COVERAGE GIVEN DR SELBY'S VISIT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
COUNTY CONSIDERS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRATS TO HONOR CLIFFORD HANSON,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON MAN GETS VOCATIONAL-EDUCATION JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE BLOCKS 4 FROM TAKING LOWER BRULE SEATS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY INVESTIGATORS FIND STOLEN GOODS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MUSEUM ORGANIZED INTO HABITATS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GERKEN FINALLY GETS TO SAY--I TOLD YOU SO,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SOIL STEWARDSHIP WEEK IS MAY 8-15,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BYRON DALE FACING LOSS OF HIS RANCH,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
JANKLOW SAYS TRUSTEES WON'T MAN TREE FARM,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE SAYS MOONING NOT COVERED BY RIGHT--WHITE RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*US TOO INVOLVED IN CENTRAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
COURT ORDERS WALL SCHOOL TO REHIRE FIRED TEACHER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
REGULATIONS WON'T END EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JUDGE REVOKES JUSTICE'S LICENSE FOR 30 DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
DISABLED MAN'S CLUB FIGHTS LONELINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FOREIGNERS BUY MORE SD LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*JENKINS, MOM PLAY WAITING GAME","Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN APPEALS TO TV TO FIND MISSING SON,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SAVING SCHOOL NOW A MISSION FOR POYZERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*A HOLIDAY WITH FOCUS ON FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOP WOMEN ARE MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
WALKAMERICA REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
KOTAS' JEEP WILL BE RETURNED TO FAMILY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCDOWELL DEFENSE RESTS CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS--78TH-PLACE RANKING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*READERS DREAM,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW TRAFFIC SIGNALS DIRECTING TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PANEL VOTES AGAINST NUCLEAR WASTE STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REPUBLICAN WOMEN PLAN TO DISPUTE GENDER GAP,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SPRINGFIELD DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WILL MEET WITH CONSULTANT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
2 CONCERTS SCHEDULED AT WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKERS SAY NO TO STUDY ON STUDIES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BEAR INDICTED AS ACCESSORY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COOPER'S KNOWLEDGE OF CITY HALL HELPFUL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEAVY TURNOUT ENCOURAGING (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*LAYMEN GET CHANCE TO SEE SCIENTISTS PERFORM,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JAYCEES URGE EXTENSION OF 41ST STREET (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ABDNOR CRITICIZES COMMODITY EXCHANGES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BURGLARS TAKE {dollar}18,000 IN GEMS, COINS","Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE SENDS WATER BILL TO FULL SENATE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONTRACTOR IMMUNE FROM FARMER'S SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOGEN CONCERNED ABOUT RANGELAND PLOWING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN GETS FINE, JAIL TERM FOR TAX EVASION","Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEECH AND HEARING CONVENTION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"WINNER MAN ARRESTED, ACCUSED OF ROBBING BANK","Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
300 PEOPLE EXPECTED FOR WALK,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"5 STUDENTS GET {dollar}2,700 IN SALES SCHOLARSHIPS","Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER DISTRICT MANAGER PRAISES NEW PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"BROOKINGS OK'S TAX ON BOOZE, LODGINGS","Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GRAIN ELEVATORS TOLD TO CUT ELECTRICITY USE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE RATES WILL GO UP,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OAHE DIRECTOR CRITICIZES SPECIAL SESSION TIMING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE ADJUTANT GENERAL VISITING HONDURAS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRUSTIES WORKING AT STATE PARK RETURNING TO PEN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
APPEALS ORDERS NEW TRIAL IN IRRIGATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RAILROAD GETS ACCESS TO ETSI RECORDS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TRIBE ACCEPTS PAYMENTS FOR LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
BASEBALL SENIOR CITIZENS CAN STILL PLAY THE GAME,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LARSON RULES CITY TENNIS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HAPPY HOSTAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN RECALLS THE PAST WITH PRIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR'S MUSICAL MUSCLES SET FOR DEBUT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WATER PROJECT NOT WORTH COST TO TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FUROR OVER TRIP SURPRISING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MORE MUST BE DONE TO HELP CRIME VICTIMS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
UNSIGNED LETTERS CAUSE FOR CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INFORMATION MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SEW IN SUPPORT OF PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DON'T LET NICARAGUA FALL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*ART ON THE BLOCK,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR HELPS UNRAVEL MYSTERY OF AUTISM,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF CHRISTIAN WILL HOST FREE CONCERT TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*DIGGING IN FOR ARBOR DAY CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RESIDENTS OFFER LEADS ON RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE REFUSES TO STUDY REGENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUTTING SCHOOL IN HANDS OF CHURCH,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STUDENTS, DRIVER RECOVERING AFTER BUS CRASH","Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RETIRING COOK MAKES SCHOOL MEALS A TREAT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WASHINGTON STATE ON DUMP WASTE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"AIRPORT GETS {dollar}500,000 FOR IMPROVEMENTS","Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY DIRECTOR TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY HAS STEEP TEEN PREGNANCY RATE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP TO DELIVER PETITIONS TO CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LA PLANT MAN CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS FLOODED WITH CALLS FOR BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAGISTRATE FINES 4 FOR EASTER TRESPASSING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL LEADER SEEKS FEDERAL HELP AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
3 PEOPLE CHARGED IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DISTRICT TO HONOR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY WANTS TO STAND UP AND BE COUNTED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HERMOSA COUPLE OUTDO OLD NEWSPAPER ON LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*TOYOTA CONVOY ROLLS INTO TOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"STATE OWES MONEY, BUT MAKES FEW ERRORS","Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*CITY BASEBALL GROUP PLANS TO UPGRADE FIELDS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CITIZENSHIP DOESN'T REPLACE FAMILY'S LOSS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REDUCED INTEREST RATES FUEL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*S KOREAN BOYS ADOPT A COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*TO CREATE COMMEMORATIVE SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*FLOREN IS HOME FOR THE MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
ASSOCIATION GRATEFUL TO ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FOUNDATION GIVES PLAYHOUSE GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
KNIGHTS DONATE TO MEALS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NUTRITION PROGRAM THANKS SERTOMA,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RONALD MCDONALD RECEIVES MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SOROPTOMISTS GIVE CAMP DONATION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
UNITED WAY THANKS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
NEED FLEXIBILITY TO DEAL WITH PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABOUREZK TALKS OUT BOTH SIDES OF MOUTH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOD'S PRESENCE SHINES THROUGH (ERIK SAXVIK),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*USD'S WALSH FALLS IN TITLE DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*ALL DOLLED UP,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LACK OF COMMISSIONERS DELAYS CITY MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS DELAY FOREIGN LANGUAGE RULE ACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WALKS FOR CHARITY SET TODAY, SUNDAY IN CITY","Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KUNDERT MAILING DRAWS MIXED REVIEWS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PRIEST NOT GUILTY OF INDECENT EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ABDNOR HITS DASCHLE LETTER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"DASCHLE LIED ABOUT MEETING, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*JEFFERSON AWARDS RECOGNIZE 5 STATE RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FRATERNITY MEMBERS TO ROLL KEG FOR HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GOVERNOR, CONGRESS CANDIDATES SET DEBATES","Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEIDEPRIEM WANTS TO TARGET GRAMM-RUDMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUSTICES UPHOLD CRIMINAL VERDICTS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LYN NOFZIGER TO STUMP CITY FOR DALE BELL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN DIES IN NEBRASKA TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER CONGRESS TO HOST FORUM IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"{dollar}638,356 IN CEMENT PLANT LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BONDS CAN HELP FARMERS--HERSETH,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LAID-OFF LITTON WORKERS GET FEDERAL CHECKS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MASTEN BACKS FOR STATE CRIME LAB,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BELL CRITICIZES HEIDEPRIEM,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KNEIP OPPOSES FEDERALLY MANDATED AGE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOANS WON'T SOLVE FLOOD PROBLEMS--BURG,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE TO WATCH GASOLINE PRICES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FEDERAL JUDGE STOPS LAND SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*A DIME'S WORTH OF DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ETSI LIVES ON IN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EVANGELIST TAKES LOVE BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWSUIT COSTS SD {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
CITIBANK MISDIRECTS ITS ANTI-DRUG ENERGY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HART'S PRESIDENTIAL BID,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINORITY WRITERS DESERVE SAME LATITUDE AS WHITES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ORCHESTRA HEALS FROM PAIN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE SHOULD BE LIABLE FOR MEDICAL INJURIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PET MAY THREATEN CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DASCHLE ATTACK REBUKED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*WOSTER SEES BRIGHTER OUTLOOK FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*KEEPS BUSY BUILDING TOWN PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.A1, col.1"
*LIFETIME OF WORK WITH THE DISABLED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.A1, col.1"
*BLIND STUDENT WELCOMES A CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.A2, col.1"
*ARTIST BRINGS COLORS OF CHINA TO CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.A3, col.1"
*COUNSELOR HELPS VIETNAM VETERANS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.A3, col.1"
*INDIAN LAW STUDENT STRIVES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.A4, col.1"
*AIDE PREPARES WITNESSES FOR TRIALS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.A5, col.1"
*ELECTRONICS ENTREPRENEURS TURNED SHOP INTO FIRM,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.A, p.A8, col.1"
KRIER GIVES NO LESS THAN BEST,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHERBARTH UPSETS BREITAG IN NCC MEET,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WATERFOWL HUNTERS MUST CONFORM,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*RICHARD GETS RUSH FROM RACING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*DIVIDED ON ISSUE OF STEEL SHOT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
MORE SUSPECTS IN GILL NETTING INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*RECREATION AREA HAS NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
*CITY'S FINANCE COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.B, p.B1, col.1"
*LADDER LED TO CHIEF'S JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.B, p.B2, col.1"
*SPEAKER MAKES HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.B, p.B3, col.1"
*4-TERM BROOKINGS LEGISLATOR,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.B, p.B3, col.1"
*LAWYER SIDES WITH UNDERDOGS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.B, p.B4, col.1"
*YANKTON SHERIFF SEES TOWN MELLOW,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.B, p.B6, col.1"
*LOCAL LAWYER'S CAREER CHANGED IN MID-STRIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.B, p.B7, col.1"
*DEPUTY LIKES JOB BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.B, p.B8, col.1"
"{dollar}108,426 AWARDED IN SEED DISPUTE","Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACCOUNTANT GETS 3-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARTHRITIS TELETHON ON KELO TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUILDINGS WIN CHAMBER PRIZE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER OFFICIAL TO LOOK AHEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POWERFUL NAVY ARMS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOB RECRUITERS BIG ON SD,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRADE OF MAKEUP MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE HEALTH OFFICIAL DEFENDS PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CHURCH GROUP CELEBRATES END, BEGINNING","Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DOG SOUGHT AFTER FATAL CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY RULES COLUMBIA SHOOTING SELF-DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL COUNCIL CONSIDERS FISH FARM PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS ENVIRONMENT LAWS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STINGLEY DEFENDS OLD APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEXAS ARSON SUSPECT ARRESTED IN RC,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
60 PERCENT OF MEDICAL TESTS UNNEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE SUFFRAGETTES MADE HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SD POPULATION GROWING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*SMALL BUSINESS KEY SOURCE OF NEW JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"*LESSON PLANS, GAME PLANS","Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.C1, col.1"
*SHARE TEACHINGS OF LIFE OF FAITH,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.C1, col.1"
*CONSULTANT A SPECIAL PIONEER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.C2, col.1"
*GIVES 'IDEA MAN' NEW MEANING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.C4, col.1"
*COUPLE MAKES MEDICINE FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.C5, col.1"
*DENTIST TRIES TO TAKE THE FEAR OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.C6, col.1"
*MILBANK TEACHER DOESN'T LIMIT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.C, p.C7, col.1"
*AIDE-TURNED-AGRIBUSINESS MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.D, p.D1, col.1"
*COMMISSIONER TAKES TO WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.D, p.D2, col.1"
*FARMER FINDS DEALING WITH CHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.D, p.D3, col.1"
*WATERTOWN WON'T BE SNOWING THIS MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.D, p.D3, col.1"
*RETIRED FARMER SURROUNDS SELF WITH TIMES PAST,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.D, p.D4, col.1"
*LABOR OF LOVES TO LIFE LONG COMMITMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.D, p.D5, col.1"
*ROOTS RUN DEEP FOR HURON MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.D, p.D5, col.1"
*THE ARABIAN HORSE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.D, p.D9, col.1"
AMERICAN WESTERN REPORTS EARNINGS UP,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CENTRAL PLAINS CLINIC FINISHES EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MALL MERCHANTS DISBAND GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL--BE WARY OF PHONE SOLICITORS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
UNITED BRANDS CO TO PAY DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*COMMERICAL BUILDING PICKS UP,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SAM'S TO MOVE INTO FANCY FOODS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
SHOPKO ENTRANCE WILL SET OFF FRENZY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
DALE CARNEGIE PRESIDENT TALKS UP BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
"*A WHIFFER, TO GO...","Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.E, p.E1, col.1"
*DAYTON'S MANAGER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.E, p.E1, col.1"
*PRESIDENT OF TIRE COMPANY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.E, p.E1, col.1"
*JUDGE THEIR BOOKS BY THEIR COVERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.E, p.E2, col.1"
*GROCERS' PICTURE OF SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.E, p.E4, col.1"
FASHIONABLE BUSINESS FOR LOCAL WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.E, p.E7, col.1"
*IOWA PAIR FIND A NEW BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.E, p.E9, col.1"
*MINI CAUSES MIGHTY REVOLT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*BETTY OSTER LEAVES RECIPES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
*A DIFFERENT DRUMMER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.F, p.F1, col.1"
*MADISON GOLFER HOPES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.F, p.F2, col.1"
*ST FRANCIS TEACHER-COACH,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.F, p.F2, col.1"
*SEEING THE PAST HELPS US,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.F, p.F4, col.1"
"*IOWA COACH BELIEVES, WINS","Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.F, p.F5, col.1"
*ARMOUR ATHLETE COACHING IN SWEDEN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.F, p.F6, col.1"
*INFORMATION DIRECTOR LIVES SPORTS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.F, p.F6, col.1"
*BUSINESSES & ORGANIZATIONS ESTABLISHED 1827-1987,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1987, sect.G, p.G1, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA 99,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"TRAVIS, MCENTIRE TO PERFORM AT FAIR","Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CHILD-SUPPORT LAW PUTS DADS IN TIGHT SQUEEZE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PANCAKE PATRIARCH IS UNFLAPPABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STATE WORKERS AMONG 13 HELD,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*LOPEZ TAKES DAUGHTERS ON TOUR,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*OMICRON CHAPTER ELECTS HOEKMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DALTHORP TO LEAD PEO CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LOGUE NAMED LEGIONNAIRE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SORORITY CHOOSES BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SD CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS MEET,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DOG OWNERS IGNORE CITY ORDINANCE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOCAL POLICE HANDLED STANDOFF PROPERLY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHRISTIAN NETWORK NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GOVERNMENT GOES TOO FAR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HIRT PERFORMED WELL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHOLESTEROL LETTER CONFUSING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*BALTIMORE TORMENTS LOPEZ, TOO","Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*JONAS DECLINES USD JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BUSINESS REWARDS WORKERS WITH TVS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LANDSCAPER TO RUN FOR COMMISSION SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT ON CHILD,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WOODLAKE, HOSPITAL LOOK AT PARTNERSHIP","Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ROBBERY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBER GIVES SCHOOL PLAN LIMITED OK,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE TEACHERS PUSH FOR RAISES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PETERSON--ABSENCES JUSTIFIED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
1990 CENSUS LIKELY TO GIVE SEATS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY HEARS BOND RECOMMENDATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAIL LINE TRANSFER BLOCKED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONTROLS SOUGHT FOR SWINE DISEASE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NORTHWESTERN BELL CHANGED TO US WEST,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*WATER WOES IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD MAYOR LOSES BY 16 VOTES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY SPEEDS UP WATER PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
RIGHT TO HAVE ANOTHER ABORTION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SF JOINS CITIES TARGETED BY CRACK DEALERS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*FEAST FROM LOCAL CHEFS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO DISCUSS WATER RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CIVIL DEFENSE HIT WITH 2ND FLAG THEFT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY PAYS TEAM TO HANDLE HAZARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEWSPAPER GROUP TO HONOR DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE BANS EX-HUTTERITES FROM COLONY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLUMNIST WRITES ABOUT CRACK IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EVENT BRINGS ATTENTION TO BREAST CANCER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE ASKED TO LIMIT VIDEO LOTTERY TAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*CITY, SERTOMA CLUB TO BUILD NEW PARK","Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*JURY HEARS HAGEN'S TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RAPID CITY BEGINS CONSERVING WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*NAMED TO TRACK MEET'S HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITICORP PRESIDENT GETS 114 PERCENT PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HAYZLETT HONORED AS ENTREPRENEUR OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MORRELL EMPLOYS 40 IN SHEEP KILL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PLASTIC BAG MAKER RETURNS LAID-OFF STAFF,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*STATE WEATHERS US HOUSING LULL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*PLANTING STARTS EARLY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EKKER RESIGNS AS SKYFORCE'S COACH,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*EKKER RESIGNS AS SKYFORCES COACH,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*INDIANS SAY MEDIA TOO BIASED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--HOSTAGES HELD IN LEBANON,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MANY WAYS PEOPLE CAN SAVE A TREE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POT-SWAP DEFENDANTS SCORE BITTERSWEET WIN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
UTERUS MATERIAL LIVING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SERVICE WITH A SONG,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*12 PLAYS PACK AREA THEATERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONTEST LIST IS MUST FOR ALL SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BARNETT SPECULATES ON CAMPAIGN BILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRANKENFELD TO SPEAK ON FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUVENILE ARRESTED FOR SUNDAY ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WORKER'S HAND REATTACHED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF AIRPORT RECEIVES FEDERAL GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TALK TO ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION URGED TO ACCEPT PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN LEADER RENEWS FAITH IN RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON URGES ETHANOL PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SINGLE TRIAL FOR ABORTION PROTESTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
25-50 YEARS GIVEN TO KIDNAPPER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FUNDING WON'T ALLOW SOME FREE VACCINATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LINCOLN AIRPORT 'DREAM COME TRUE',"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANTON MEETS TONIGHT FOR LOOK INTO FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DESMET MAN CHOSEN TO HEAD WEB BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FAULTY MINING FILTER COLORS ANNIE CREEK,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FUTURE FARMERS PICK LEADERS AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MICKELSON PLANS SD DROUGHT TOUR,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CONFERENCE TO STUDY CULTURAL INTEGRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FLANDREAU SCHOOL AGAIN ACHIEVES ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MAN CHARGED IN RAPE HAS MAY 1 COURT DATE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BRINGS OUTDID LARGER SCHOOLS' MILERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU LINEMAN PROUTY SIGNS WITH PHOENIX,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*HOWARD WOOD-DAKOTA RELAYS HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*PENNEY'S MANAGER CALLS IT QUITS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"MINN, DAKOTAS SEEK GRASSHOPPER AID","Argus LeaderApr 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*STROLLING THROUGH THE TULIPS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE HAS SHORTAGE OF GOOD HOUSING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REVISED 'CRAZY HORSE' BOOK OFFERS CONFESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN GETS OFFER TO COACH BASKETBALL FOR MCCOOK BOYS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HORSE OUT OF BARN ON VIDEO LOTTERY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SHOULD HAVE GREATER EMPATHY FOR VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AFRICA HUMAN TRAGEDY DWARFS THAT OF GULF (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AGENCIES NEED HELP IN WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS CARE ABOUT THEIR CARGO (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PRAY FOR VICTORY IN WAR AGAINST ALCOHOL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
US FOREIGN POLICY SHOWS SIGNS OF LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"*OGDEN STUDY DID ITS WORK, NOTHING MORE","Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STALLONE WITHOUT A GUN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GALLERY'S SPRING SHOW OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PERLMAN DISPLAYS 'IMPECCABLE' TALENT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
THE SWOON MAINTAINS STANDARD OF ORIGINALITY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FILMS ABOUT INDIANS GET 2ND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CHOOSES RITZ FOR INTERNSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE PAY FOR DEBATES IS OK,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A DANDY DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GROUPS VOW TO FIGHT INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOY CAN'T SUE FOR LOSING HIS FINGER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN PRINCIPAL NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SUDBECK IS CITY TEACHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS PREP FOR EARLY PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SERVICES HELD FOR 20-YEAR GUARD LEADER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ABERDEEN PLANS TO GREET RETURNING TROOPS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS 50 YEARS IN MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO GATHER FOR ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION PLANS PICKUP OF RECYCLABLE ITEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BONESTEEL MAN GIVEN 46 MONTHS IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FBI ASKED TO PROBE ALLEGED POLICE BRUTALITY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ROSEBUD MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN SEXUAL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SPEARFISH STUDENTS COMPETING IN DC,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FOES STILL MAY STOP LONETREE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUP REVISES ROYALTY RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SILVER LAKE SITE DEDICATED NEAR DE SMET,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WASTE BURNING PLAN TO GET MORE THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*LINCOLN POSTS 2 WINDY VICTORIES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*WOMAN TELLS STORY OF RAPE, RECOVERY","Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALL EYES TURN TO MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD SEEN AS LIKELY DUMPING GROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*14 PROJECTS TRIED, FAILED SO FAR IN SD","Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CEO'S LAND BUY NEAR FORT PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*FRIENDS CAN ACCOMPLISH MORE THAN ENEMIES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SD SHOULD REDO ITS BORING FLAG (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STOP DESTROYING OUR HISTORIC LANDMARKS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VOLUNTEERS ARE VITAL TO STATE'S SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
READERS SHARE VIEWS ON LOCAL AMBULANCE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MCKENNA ON PROWL FOR CBA TALENT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PEDALER WITH A PURPOSE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*N COLORADO WINS NCC TENNIS TITLES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ANGLERS ENTERED IN LAKE ERIE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
COLD WEATHER SLOWS SPAWNING WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*GRANDPARENTS AS TRUE HEROES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOVE NORTH TO... ALASKA,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOJAVE DESERT HOT WITH HIDDEN TREASURES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
CHIQUITA REPORTS DROP IN EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARMER'S MARKET TO OPEN SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GAINING CREDIT TOPIC FOR WOMEN'S SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
METROPOLITAN BUYS FIRST FEDERAL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TECHNOLOGY FAIR SET FOR FRIDAY AT CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*COMPANY'S FIRE TRUCKS START WITH BARE METAL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AG DEPARTMENT NOW MONSTROUS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*GRASS SEED COMPANY SOWS REPUTATION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
DISABILITY ACT TRAINING STARTS SOON,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MAGAZINE RATES SD 18TH IN GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MASUR TO ANNOUNCE BID FOR COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PRAIRIE CITY COUPLE DIES IN AUTO WRECK,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO SPONSOR SENIOR CITIZEN INTERN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MOTHER TRIUMPHS OVER TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
MAN FACES PRISON FOR WIFE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSON ANNOUNCES BID FOR 4TH TERM IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
STATE'S AUDITS GAIN {dollar}10 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
DUMP SITE SEARCH A CONCERN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
MARSHAL'S SERVICE WANTS TO SELL BAR,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
"PRESSLER LOSES BET, OWES SENATOR STEAK","Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
SIOUX ELDERS OPPOSE NEW CASINO PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
STURGIS TRIAL MOVED TO BISON,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
CRIME VICTIM FUND SEES STEADY GROWTH,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
MEYER NEW OFFICIAL OF RONCALLI SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
PODIATRIST ALLOWED TO PRACTICE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
STATE PARK FEES WAIVED MAY 16-17,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.6"
LONGTIME MILBANK EDUCATOR DIES AT 85,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
"MINNESOTA'S NEW PLAN WOULDN'T WORK FOR SD, SOME SAY","Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
TESTS SHOW PINE RIDGE WATER SAFE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
"*AT NICK'S, IT'S ALL IN THE GREASE","Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.02, col.2"
ELK POINT MAIN STREET STORE IS MIRROR OF PAST,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.02, col.3"
*REFUGEES SHARE CULINARY HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.03, col.2"
*ANTIQUE DEALER LIVES IN THE PAST,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.04, col.2"
*BARTSCHER'S A ONE-MAN CONSTRUCTION CREW,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*DENTIST CONTINUES FAMILY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.08, col.2"
*INJURY STARTED BARBER'S CAREER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*DAY CARE A FULL-TIME JOB FOR CREEGAN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.11, col.2"
*STORE IS IDEAL FOR ITS CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.11, col.2"
*BUS DRIVER HELPS FULFILL STUDENTS' DREAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
*TEA STEAK HOUSE IS A CUT ABOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
FAVORITE SD SNACK FOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
*CHIPS MAKE FAMILY BUSINESS A HUGE SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.15, col.2"
*DELLS GROCER KEEPS UP WITH THE TIMES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
MADISON DUO HAS REPUTATION FOR QUALITY WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
BEST KNOWN SD BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.18, col.1"
*FIRM SCORES WITH SIGN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.18, col.2"
*TELLER OFFERS PERSONAL TOUCH,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.18, col.2"
FAVORITE SMALL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.19, col.1"
*OLD-FASHIONED LOOK MAKES STORE UNIQUE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.19, col.2"
*CHEF'S EDGE OFFERS SHOPPERS GOURMET PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1992, sect.N, p.19, col.4"
*MILLER TO LEAD SD SIMPLY AND BY EXAMPLE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SF MAN CHARGED IN GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DISTRICT PLANS {dollar}1 MILLION COMPUTER BUY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD RACE TARGETED KEY TOPICS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GAMBLING IS NOT INDIANS' FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*ALL DESERVE HEALTH COVERAGE; METHOD UNCLEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*REFORM WON'T LOWER COSTS OF SERVICES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LUMBER COMPANIES HAVE MISMANAGED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RAISING BET LIMIT CAUSES OTHER PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CHOICE OF DOCTOR NOT PART OF HEALTH PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
WASHINGTON WOULD MAKE GOOD HOME FOR THE ARTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
WE NEED TO REVIEW 10 COMMANDMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
BARRIER AWARENESS ACTIVITIES SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLUB TO RECOGNIZE AREA LAW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH PROJECTS EARN NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RC LIBRARY CRACKS DOWN ON OVERDUE BOOKS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*GET INVOLVED, BE ACTIVE","Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HANSON URGES VOTE ON CENTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NATIVE PLANS MOVIE ABOUT AIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FRATERNITY TAKES TREK FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FORMER HOSTAGE TO SPEAK IN SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSING IS TOPIC OF BROOKINGS MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE BOARD TO MEET TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO UPGRADE JOBLESS SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WAGNER WORKSHOP EXAMINES PARENTING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD SURVEY FOCUSES ON HOMES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HEARINGS CONTINUE ON PROPOSED RECREATION TRAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*CITY MAN WHO EXPANDED WESTERN SURETY DIES AT 96,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*INSTALLMENTS ARE GOOD WAY TO HANDLE IRA'S,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*TRAP-SHOOTERS' AIM IS TRUE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*LET'S MAKE WE A PRIORITY, INSTEAD OF ME","Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEENS WIN AT PAGEANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YAC PROFILE: EMILY DAHM OF SF,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YAC PROFILE: EMILY DAHM OF SF,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY TRAGEDY LEADS GIRL'S PUSH FOR SEAT-BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JONES PROVES HE'S STILL KING OF COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*PRATT, LING BRING TREATS TO SYMPHONY","Argus LeaderApr 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*STORMS TEAR UP AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL ABANDONS BID FOR TAX BREAKS FROM COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"SASSER GAINING IN LEADER RACE, ANALYSTS SAY","Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE--DEATH FOUL PLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CANDIDATES NEED TO FACE TAX ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PROJECTS NEEDED FOR STATE'S DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
UN LACKS AUTHORITY TO END BOSNIA'S WAR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*LOCAL TRIO GIVING YMCA TRACK A WORKOUT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARKING METERS PAYING OFF BONDS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON SELECTS TEACHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SHAYKETT TO LEAD CITY PTA COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEAMS TO FIX TAURUS IN STATE CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONTROVERSIAL BAR TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NURSES ARE CARING FOR MORE PATIENTS AT THEIR HOMES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL DISTRICT SELLS WAREHOUSE TO CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"INSURANCE AGENT MUST PAY {dollar}11,500","Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LIGHTNING FIRE DESTROYS HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN RE-ELECTED TO LIVESTOCK BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTAL HONORS GIVEN IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PESTICIDE COLLECTION PROGRAM AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*COMPOST MAKES REBOUND,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SOME WAIT YEARS FOR WILD HORSES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
MAN FOUND COMPETENT TO BE TRIED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PLAN CALLS FOR DOUBLING GRAZING FEES IN 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BOWLING EVENT TO HELP PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
MIDWEST HAS LOWEST HOME PRICES,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"DIRECTION THAT NATION, STATE TAKING HAS MANY WORRIED","Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GOP CUTS IN AGRICULTURE ARE TOO MUCH TO TAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TRUCK FROM SD HELPS COVER BOMBING,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
CALLERS SPLIT ON ASSAULT-WEAPONS BAN,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NO APOLOGY NEEDED FOR DAMS ON RIVER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BASEBALL STRIKES OUT WITH GREED ON BASE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"*BASEBALL'S RETURN BRINGS HOPE, CONFIDENCE","Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
HOMOSEXUALS DESERVE NO SPECIAL TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
COLISEUM IS BETTER FOR CONCERTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA CAPABLE OF CARING FOR WPA'S (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
WHY TELL READERS HOW TO MAKE A BOMB (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
CLINTON UPSETS PEACE BY COURTING TERRORISTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
ARTICLES HIGHLIGHTED 'EVERYDAY CHRISTIANS' (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
PAINT-A-THON SEEKS MORE HOUSES TO PAINT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
GROCERY BAGS CAN BY RECYCLED,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOGUE WINS RUNOFF FOR CANTON CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES DISCRIMINATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE RELEASE SKETCH OF RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN DENIES MOLESTING GIRLS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*ALCOHOLICS NEED FAMILY'S PATIENCE, UNDERSTANDING","Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLAMPS DOWN ON POOR PERFORMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TO EASE KIDS' SUMMER BOREDOM,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*JUDGE NAMES REFEREE IN VOTING RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT TO ADDRESS LAND SWAP,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE FINES RECYCLER FOR LITTERING MESS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRUG OVERDOSE LEADS TO ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*2 MEN FOUND GUILTY IN ST. FRANCIS RAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CITY ISSUES BOND FOR WATER PLANT WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MOTEL PROJECT PLANNED IN INDUSTRIAL PARK,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RESIDENTS DON'T FORGET WOMEN'S SHELTER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SDSU LIMITS WILL COST COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LAWYER FIGHTS POSSIBLE CENSURE,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*NUMBER OF FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT EMPLOYEES IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
DIRECT FLIGHTS TO RAPID CITY TO END,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LAST C&NW TRAIN LEAVES RAPID CITY BEFORE MERGER,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TO SEE MORRELL HEAD ABOUT RETIREE HEALTH BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
"FARMERS, LIVESTOCK SUFFER UNDER HEAVY SNOWS, RAINS","Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"*FAMILY FAVORITIES ARE PORK CHOPS, 'CRASH BROWNIES'","Argus LeaderApr 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WINGLER ASKS ADDED LANDFILL FEE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE HORSE STOLE THE SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GUARD PROTEST FORCES LOCKUP OF PRISONERS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC TRUST COMPROMISED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC TRUST COMPROMISED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"IF MERGER OK'D, WESTERN WANTS TO END SD SERVICE","Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"NORTH CENTRAL, SOUTHERN MERGER APPROVED BY CAB","Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
MCGOVERN RAPS STATE AIRLINE AID,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
MCGOVERN RAPS STATE AIRLINE AID,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*ATHLETES HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*CIRCUS THRILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
8.3 PERCENT PAY RAISE APPROVED FOR COLLEGE FACULTY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROUBIDEAUX DENIED RECOMMENDATION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
8.3 PERCENT PAY RAISE APPROVED FOR COLLEGE FACULTY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROUBIDEAUX DENIED RECOMMENDATION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DECISION ON AQUIFER DRILLING PENDING-WORTHING,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NORTHEAST LAKES OPEN UP FOR FISHING,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"OIL, GAS LEASE PRICES UP {dollar}2 AN ACRE","Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JAPAN TO QUADRUPLE BEEF BUYS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MURDER SUSPECT HELD WITHOUT BOND,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"HURON TO BUY {dollar}265,000 TRASHMASHER","Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATTLE DIPPING RULING TO BE APPEALED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOWER BRULE SCHOOL DEDICATED TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOMB THREAT AT HOSPITAL FIZZLES OUT-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ADOPTION PROGRAM BEING HELD IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*LINDA SLACK IS A TERRIFIC SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL AND VENTURE CLUB SPRING CO,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
MONDAY IS TAX-PAYMENT DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
LEWIS ROSE WINS CRUSINBERRY AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
GETTING RE-ELECTED IN COUNTY IS NOT WHAT IT USED TO BE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOG IMPORTS ANGER PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOG IMPORTS ANGER PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HISTORIAN'S DUTY WAS 'HEAVY AS MOUNTAIN',"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAWYERS RISE TO DEFENSE OF THE UNDERDOG,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FEW WOMEN TRAINING FOR TRADITIONAL MALE JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*FEW WOMEN TRAINING FOR TRADITIONAL MALE JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*HIGGINS PACES JACK GRIDDERS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HIGGINS PACES JACK GRIDDERS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EHRHART DISCOVERED POLE VAULT ON ILLINOIS PLAYFIELD,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLAY ROEBUCK SPENDS SHORT NIGHT AT RODEO,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BIG SIOUX RACE WILES' FAMILY ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*GF & P COMMISSION REGULAR GUYS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*ECONOMIC OUTLOOK-IT'S RECESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
LOCAL STORES SHOULD FARE OK,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
LOCAL STORES SHOULD FARE OK,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
INFLATION WILL CONTINUE TO CUT BUYING POWER,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
STOCK MARKET COULD BE YOUR BEST INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
HOUSING-NO BETTER TIME TO BUY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT TO TOUCH EVERY FAMILY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
"GOVERNMENT-TAXES, ENERGY AND AG","Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
"AGRICULTURE-RISING COSTS, LOWER PRICES","Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
LOOK FOR PRIME RATE TO HIT 20-22 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
UPPER MIDWEST COULD REMAIN INSULATED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
RETAILERS-THE SALE SCENARIO LOOKS DARK,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
SF YARD CLOSING WOULD BOOST SIOUX CITY SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAIRFAX OFFICIALS DISPUTE EPA WATER TEST,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INCREASED BUS RIDERSHIP CROWDS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PROGRAM FOR THE HANDICAPPED OVERCOMES...,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COURT RESPONSIVE IN RAIL DECISION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COURT RESPONSIVE IN RAIL DECISION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*JERRY LOHR MAKES A NOSTALGIC RETURN TO SD,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*VIETNAM COULD HAPPEN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NSP DISPUTES POINTS IN ARGUS EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*JERRY LOHR MAKES A NOSTALGIC RETURN TO SD,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DOES SCHUMAKER REALLY MEAN IT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE SEEKS WEB MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
GAS TAX TO COST FARMERS {dollar}7.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
GAS TAX TO COST FARMERS {dollar}7.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
DASCHLE SEEKS WEB MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*VETS ASK--WHAT NOW...,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENT USES NOTES WHEN WORDS AREN'T ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*THRIFT STORES--ADVENTURE IN BARGAINS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
INDIANS OCCUPYING LAND CLOSELY FOLLOWING LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S RECREATION DEPARTMENT IS BIG BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION LEADER BLASTS REAGAN CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION LEADER BLASTS REAGAN CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS OCCUPYING LAND CLOSELY FOLLOWING LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S RECREATION DEPARTMENT IS BIG BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VETERAN'S LSD TRIAL NEARS END,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER DIVERSION TALKS TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATER DIVERSION TALKS TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*100 PEOPLE MARCHED IN HONOR OF VIETNAM VETERANS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATER DIVERSION TALKS TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ADVICE FOR TEENS ON LONGER LIVES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A CHANGE OF SCENERY FOR SD'S DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR TEENS ON LONGER LIVES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TROUT RESTOCKING BEGUN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE PLANNING MAY 1,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECYCLING DAY COMING UP SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW TRAFFIC SIGNALS OPERATING,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OLD WEST VACATIONS GUIDE DISTRIBUTED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JOHN MATHIS' FATHER TAKES WITNESS STAND,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TROOPER SLOWS O'CONNOR'S CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SF MIGHT GET MORE CHANNELS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*THEATER AT SDSU OUTSHINES USD,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"OBSTETRICIANS, GYNECOLOGISTS HEAD","Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
ALCOHOL PLANT GETS OK FOR REVENUE BONDS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHEESE LEFT OVER AFTER GIVEAWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION COMBINES 3 JOBS INTO 1,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS NOT TO GIVE IN TO GOVT AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE SBA LIQUIDATIONS INCREASING,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EMPTY CAR SLAMS THROUGH DORM WINDOW,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MAY 31 FINAL SCHOOL DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
O'CONNOR DETAILS BUSINESS TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BUSH REAFFIRMS US RESOLVE IN SOUTH KOREA (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE WON ROUND 1,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RESPONSIBILITY URGED IN CARING FOR PETS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FAVORS PENNY TAX FOR ANIMAL TROPHIES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
THE RAPY VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT FOR GIRL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CITY'S AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN UNDER REVIEW,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MOTION TO DROP HABITUAL CRIMINAL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
OWNER OF RED OWL FILES IN BANKRUPTCY COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN BANK THEFT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STUDENT FEDERATION BACKS TUITION HIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
US CHAMBER ENDORSES ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"1,475 SUMMER JOBS AWAIT SD YOUTH","Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WAUBAY SCHOOL ARSON TRIAL STAYS IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
DASCHLE BACKS LEGISLATION FOR SET-ASIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ETSI SAYS LANDOWNERS ASK TOO MUCH,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*RACE AGAINST AGE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL'S OWNERS MOVE TO PRIVATE OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STRIKING PLUMBERS VOTE ON RATE-CUTTING CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WELFARE BILLS FALL BACK ON TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HARRIS--WE'VE LOWERED OUR EXPECTATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"SD COLLEGES WORK HARDER, DONATIONS GROW","Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AGENT ORANGE PAYMENT ISSUE SPLITS VETERANS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*A SALUTE TO SECRETARIES ON NATIONAL SECRETARIES DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LANDSCAPE PROGRAM IS BLOOMING,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TEDDY BEAR PICNIC TO RAISE MONEY FOR CHILDREN'S INN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*STATE INSURANCE CHIEF FIRED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JONES DENIES BUILDING NEGLIGENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN WANTS SEX CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNEGASCO WILL CUT GAS RATES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TEACHERS OK CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE CAN GET MORE JOB TRAINING MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WET SPRING PREVENTING FARMERS FROM PLANTING GRAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 GIRLS HOSPITALIZED FROM BUS CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROCK HINDERS REPLACEMENT OF SEWAGE PIPE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*63 TREES ALONG WEST AVENUE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW CAR SALES JUMP 10 PERCENT IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LETS AVOID ANOTHER TYRONE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDY WILL SORT OUT NUCLEAR PACT OPTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"COMMISSION LEADERSHIP LACKS CHECKS, BALANCES (L)","Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"DISAGREEMENTS, HASSLE HURT FORMER ALDERMAN SYSTEM","Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ANDERSON DESERVES CREDIT FOR LINCOLN BAND (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
COLTON FIRE DESTROYS LAUNDRY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORBLY PLANS TO APPEAL SPEEDING CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW SELECTS 3 FOR STATE ORGANIZATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARKS DEPT TO DEVELOP JAMES RIVER AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX EMPERIANS CHORUS WINS 2ND PLACE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS FARMER ENTERS RACE FOR DEMOCRATIC POST,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UTILITY NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*COUNTY DELAYS DECISION ON ARCHITECT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MICHIGAN FIRM PLANS MOVE TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRIAL ON FORECLOSURE OF BYRON DALE RANCH,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FLIPPING OVER PANCAKES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LONG SKI SEASON HELPS ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RESIDENTS TO DISCUSS CRITICISMS OF SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"PRESSLER, DEM LEADER CLASH ON WITHHOLDING PLAN","Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
WATERTOWN NATIVE FINE AFTER HEART TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
WEST RIVER PARENTS WANT FEWER SCHOOL VACATION DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
HEAVY RAINFALL MAY INCREASE STATE WEED GROWTH,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*BAUER SAYS 1946 RELAYS WERE HIS TOUGHEST,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JENKINS CONVICTED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT A DIFFERENCE A STATE MAKES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWISTERS SLASH ACROSS MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL'S FATE UNRESOLVED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SUCCESS IS MORE THAN CLIMBING A LADDER,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EDWARD DMYTRYK TURNS DIRECTION TO TEACHING,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SDSU HAS FUN WITH SHAKESPEARE PLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
USD VENTURES INTO THE AVANT-GARDE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HITCHCOCK FANS MAY BE DISAPPOINTED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
BAYER MAY PLEAD GUILTY TO REDUCED CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FILM'S PLAN MAY CHANGE ADMINISTRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LT GOVERNOR'S GAINING A MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAFETY COUNCIL WILL INSPECT BIKES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUGAR MAPLE IN CITY'S NEW ARBOR PARK,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE CONSIDERS MOTION TO DISMISS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BASEBALL OWNER'S LOVE FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FORMER EMPLOYEE CAN'T SUE ADMINISTRATORS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"SENIOR CITIZENS, VETERANS PLANT FLOWERS","Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WASHINGTON REMODELING PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REMODELING COSTS SINCE '51 DETAILED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SOUTH AFRICA THREATENS BLACK FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AGENCY WILL ANSWER QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARM LEADER WANTS PUBLIC COPIES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"LAKE BYRON PIPELINE PROJECT GETS {dollar}248,000","Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PARISH WANTS TO BE NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAIL CARS DERAIL NEAR BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SWENSON--LAWMAKERS SHOULD HELP,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATER BOARD WILL LOAN TO IRRIGATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BALLOONS FROM SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BOARD DISMISSES PETITION AGAINST WEB,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
AGENCY'S DECISION STOPS CUT IN FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SPECIAL SESSION DELAYS CENDAK PETITION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SCHOOL CHANGES NAME,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*DECKER'S WINNER ON THE TRACK,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*LINCOLN BOYS, WASHINGTON GIRLS WIN TITLES","Argus LeaderApr 27 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*TALL TASK,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PETITIONS CALL FOR CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES CELEBRATES 65TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
EXCHANGE CLUB IS APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
LEADERLUNCHEON SAYS THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"READING EVENT RAISED {dollar}17,000 (L)","Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CITY PARK DEPARTMENT IS WASTING MANPOWER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PERPICH'S CHASE FOR PLANT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WALKING TOUR OF OUR NATION'S CAPITAL (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NUKE PACT REFLECTS PLUSES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WE MUST LEARN FROM PAST (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*STUDENTS LEND HELPING HAND,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COCAINE TRIAL WILL START IN JULY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSERVATION SERVICE'S 50TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LITTON MAY RECALL 150 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR--AGREEMENT WILL SAVE REA,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRIP GIVES ARGUS LEADER CARRIER,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY TEACHER NOMINATED FOR SHUTTLE FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOOPS DEAL STILL NOT FINAL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN GROUPS PLAN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAKE BACK THE NIGHT MARCH SET IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
8 SD STUDENTS TO RECEIVE MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO HELP JANKLOW WITH STATUE OF LIBERTY DONATION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ACCREDITATION TEAM VISITS USD,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HUDSON BOARD AUTHORIZES SCHOOL AID PLAN CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ROBERTS WORKS WITH ETHANOL DEVELOPERS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BOARD NAMES CHAIRMEN FOR INTERIM PANELS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ETSI SUIT MOVED FROM RAPID CITY TO SF,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT OVER INSURANCE COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT KILLS 2 WEST RIVER MEN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
10-YEAR-OLD SENT TO HOME AFTER SETTING FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HIGH WATER CONTINUES LAKE POINSETT DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
DEMOCRATS PLAN COLLEGE DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*PROJECTS FOR CITY'S DOWNTOWN AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TORNADO FLATTENS FARMS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH WATER GETS LOW MARKS FROM RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BEDELL TALKS SENSE AND SAVES DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T ABANDON PETS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T STICK TAXPAYERS WITH BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET'S NOT ALLOW CENSORSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MAN LAUNCHES GOOD PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MONEY IS THE BIG ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SAY NO TO DEVELOPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
EMPLOYEE'S HAPPY SMILE STILL MISSED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*NOVAK WINS SINGLES TITLE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"AUGUSTANA, USD SPLIT IN BASEBALL","Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COYOTE PROBLEMS ON RISE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*HOBBYISTS SHOW THEIR STUFF,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAMPAIGN LETTER ANGERS ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN PUBLISHER TO RECEIVE AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEAST OF THE GREAT CHEFS FUND-RAISER TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE MAN WANTS TO BE LANDS COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHEAT COMMISSION HOPES TO EDUCATE PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DON'T LIMIT YOURSELF--SPEAKERS TO GIRLS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*TO RAISE MONEY FOR BRECH,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WEATHER CAN'T STOP VOLUNTEERS' JOURNEY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FURNACE COMPANY TO BUILD PLANT IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ON CHANGING GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REPUBLICAN WOMEN TO MEET MAY 3 IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA VACATION GUIDE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE LABOR SECRETARY SAYS OFFICES UNFIT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VETERANS TO EAT BUFFALO ON LOYALTY DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS WANT COMPENSATION FOR DUST,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE'S WISH IS PARTY'S COMMAND,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LACK OF MENTION DOESN'T FAZE ND,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*ARIZONA OBSERVATORY BRINGS HEAVEN HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'TEACHERS; WE WANT YOU',"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NIETA LOOSE STARTED YOUNG,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BOSTON'S BIGGEST BOAST (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*GREAT BEAR INVESTORS WEATHER 20 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*VOICE OF THE STOCK YARDS HAS A FULL DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RURAL EXODUS TO INCREASE--ECONOMISTS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
(AG) *DUSTBOWL MEMORIES CLEAR AFTER 73 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(CULTURE) *ARTIST HAS LOVE FOR PAINTING,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(FINANCE) *AUDITOR'S GOAL IS TO AVOID MISTAKES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(HEALTH) *COACH GETS MITCHELL BASKETBALL ROLLING,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(RELIGION) *TRADITIONAL DANCES REPRESENT CIRCLE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(RETAIL) *ZIP PRESIDENT KEEPS FIRM AFLOAT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(AG) *DAD'S DEATH FORCED DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
(CULTURE) *FROM HIS FATHER TO HIS SON,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
(FINANCE) *SHE'S READY TO FLY AFTER 27 YEARS IN COUR,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
(HEALTH) *SHE STILL ENJOYS DIP IN POOL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
(RELIGION) *HIS DREAM BROUGHT HIM TO SF,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
(AG) *HE LIVES ON BOTH SIDES OF GUN BARREL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(CULTURE) *PROFESSOR SACRIFICED FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(FINANCE) *BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT KEEPS ORDER,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(HEALTH) *HE TRADED HIS BOOTS FOR BOOKS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(RETAIL) *OPERATING THE STORE IS TOUGH,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*HE LIVES ON BOTH SIDES OF GUN BARREL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(RELIGION) *HE PREFERS SOUTH DAKOTA TO THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.04, col.4"
(AG) *SDSU PRESIDENT GAINS ACCEPTANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
(CULTURE) *MANY CHANGES IN LAST 45 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
(FINANCE) *ABUSE EXPERT WANTS PARENTS TO SEEK HELP,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
(HEALTH) *BASKETBALL IS HIS LIFELONG LOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
(FINANCE) *TO CARE FOR HER PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.05, col.5"
(CULTURE) *'PIERRE IS HOT',"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(HEALTH) *SD IS WHERE HEALTH OFFICIALS'S HEART IS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(RELIGION) *DOCTOR USES HIS TIME TO SERVE HUMANITY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(RELIGION) *KEEPS KIDS AT SCHOOL BOARD'S HEART,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(RETAIL) *HER REPUTATION IN CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(RELIGION) *DECISION TO FOUND ABBEY WAS DIFFICULT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.06, col.3"
(CULTURE) *SAVING LIVES IS JUST PART OF JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
(HEALTH) *MAN TURNS FROM COACH TO COUNSELOR,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
(RELIGION) *84-YEAR-OLD PIANO PLAYER,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
(RETAIL) *CAN'T SHAKE STOCK YARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
(AG) *SET FOR DAY OF RECKONING ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
(HEALTH) *BASEBALL HAS BEEN VERY GOOD TO HIM,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
(AG) *GERMAN IMMIGRANT LEARNS TO LOVE SD,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
(RETAIL) *HOPE FOR BRIGHT TOURISM FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
(AG) *HE JUMPED INTO POLITICS EARLY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(HEALTH) *MEMENTOS MARK 37 YEARS IN UNIFORM,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(RELIGION) *CALLING CAME LATER FOR SD BISHOP,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(RETAIL) *PHARMACY OWNER OFFERS SOMETHING FOR EVERY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(RELIGION) *MALAYSIAN PRINCES FEEL AT HOME IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
(RETAIL) *HE'S JUST GETTING TIRED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
(RETAIL) *MENU KEEPS CUSTOMERS COMING BACK,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
(RETAIL) *SHE SAYS HOMEMAKE ISN'T SEW-SEW,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1986, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
*WORKERS PROTEST MORRELL SAFETY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*101 YEARS DON'T DULL TOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*EX-GOV GUBBRUD DIES AT 76,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"CITY SALUTES IT'S 25,000 VOLUNTEERS","Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*BERGELAND SENIORS TAKE TO THE STAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
ARTS GROUPS DONATE TO TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
KID SAFE PROGRAM AT HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH HELP GUIDE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFERS SPEAKERS BUREAU,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE RIDER COURSE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SDSU DEPARTMENT GETS PLAY GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SUMMER CAMP FOR DISABLED OFFERED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
WRITING CONTEST ON CONSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
GETTING TOUGH ON CRIME (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY RESIDENTS NEED REPRIVE ON TAX (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HAWKEY UNFAIR WITH PERMITS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"CANDY TAUGHT HOW TO LIVE, DIE (L)","Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PROPERTY TAX RELIEF NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WORLD DOESN'T NEED HOLY WAR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*ADVICE LEADS BUDD TO BOLIVIA,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*BALANCING ACT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BROADCAST TO HELP FARMERS FIND JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS OPPOSE RUSHMORE FEE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECREATION AREAS TO OPEN FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 HARTFORD MEN HURT IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*LENDER SELLS 73,000 ACRES IN SD","Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RUN FOR THE MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CERTAIN SUITS APPEAL TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HISTORIC DISTRICTS TO BE NOMINATED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NURSERY VOLUNTEERS ADD THE HUMAN TOUCH,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MICKELSON MAKES OWN MARK IN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SPACE PIONEERS HAD MINDS ON WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ALLERGIES ISOLATE HOWARD WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SNOW CAUSES TREE TO FALL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWINS HAND BALTIMORE ITS 19TH LOSS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY FOR RURAL HOUSING BOOM,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TEACHER SAYS REMARKS ARE NO SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
S DAKOTA SENATORS SPLIT ON BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*CRITICAL CARE NURSES CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T EXPECT PETERSON TO CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DISTRICT TEACHERS TO RECEIVE BONUS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAS STOVE CAUSED FIRE THAT KILLED 2,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS FOR RAILROAD ASK FOR NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL PLAN GETS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL LAWYERS GROUP SCHEDULES SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GRAND PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARRESTS PROMPT REVIEW OF STATE DRUG POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP OFFERS COMMUNITY CENTER PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL NEGLECTED REPORT PROCEDURES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN MAY CHANGE PLEA IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH NEEDS ACTIVE ROLE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY FOR EMERGENCY WATER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"FARMERS PLAN TO PLANT MORE CORN, OATS","Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*BUSINESSWOMAN MASTERS MICROWAVE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHUMACHER HONORED BY CLUB,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
CRITICAL CARE NURSES HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
JORVE GIVEN MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
MATH TEACHER CHOSEN FOR INSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD MAKES PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS ARTIST COLLECTS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*SMITH OUTSTANDING YOUNG WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*WOOD RECEIVES GOP SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
JEFFERSON AWARD WINNERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
MUSICIANS COMPETE IN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
WHITCOMB HONORED BY HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*GREENO NAMED HONORARY TRACK REF,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COACHES SYMPATHIZE WITH ROBINSON,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SF RUNNER GETS SHOT AT OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*CAUTION--CONSTRUCTION SEASON AHEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION IN FIGHTING,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRI-STATE FACES {dollar}12 MILLION FINE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
3 ARRESTED IN MITCHELL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*A KEG IN THE NIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON BUSH'S 100TH DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BATTLESHIP PROGRAM SHOULD BE RE-EVALUATED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PAGE 1 PICTURES DISTURBING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOLEM SAYS HE HAS NO POLITICAL ASPIRATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOME EXEMPT PROPERTY SHOULD BE TAXED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FINANCIAL PROBLEMS CAN POSE BURDEN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*LINCOLN'S CHRISTOPHER NIELSEN RETURNS A SHOT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WINDS KEEP FISH FROM REACTING TO BAIT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOLFGANG EARNS TOP SPOT IN RACING POLL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GROUP SETS TALK ON SD ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IPSWICH HOSPITAL COULD CLOSE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MASONS FROM REGION GATHER IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RENNER PAIR GETS 10 MONTHS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS-PIERRE FLIGHTS END MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A SPECIAL PRIZE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESERVATIONS MAY CONTAIN HAZARDOUS WASTE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOP SD PRISON OFFICIALS TESTIFY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOR CHANGING UNREALISTIC TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WORTHING GRADE SCHOOL TO GET NEW GYM,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*4 CONSIDER RACE WITH HUNKING,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FORD'S DAUGHTER TELLS WOMEN OF DANGERS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HIGHER AUTHORITY CALLS MINISTERS TO NEW JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER BOARD DISPUTES 12 PERCENT HIKE REPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MILK HORMONE PASSES SOUTH DAKOTA TEST,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CAMPUS CRIME IS EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TEACHER FACES SEX CHARGES, REASSIGNED","Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TODD CO EDUCATOR PUSHES FOR MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SF ACTOR MAKES 'NEWSWEEK',"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BRING WATER TO CITY FROM CHAMBERLAIN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FIGHT FOR LIFE DIGNIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TOUGHER LIMITS AHEAD IF DROUGHT CONTINUES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WORTHIT SLIPPED TO 2ND (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
IOWAN SHOULD BE BILLED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*GRANDMA'S CHICKENS ARE STARS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'DREAMGIRLS' PLAYS TONIGHT AT COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VIVID IMAGES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMPASSIONATE FRIENDS TO PLANT TREE TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DECISION NEXT WEEK ON PROTESTERS' TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOBILE HOME TAXES DUE THIS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUNDAY'S MARCH TO FOCUS ON HUNGER,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIRE PROPERTY OWNER GETS 3 DAYS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY UNION WORKERS REJECT 1990 CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT OVERTURNS CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO REVOKE CONVICTED RAPISTS'S PROBATION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ONE FOR THE BOOKS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAWN-WATERING LIMITS TAKE EFFECT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INDIAN AFFAIRS FELL OFF AGENDA--JOURNALIST,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORE MEASLES CASES DISCOVERED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"OFFICIALS IN DEUBROOK, ASTORIA OK MERGER","Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REPUBLICAN WOMEN MEET TODAY IN HURON,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROSECUTOR TO APPEAL DISMISSED ASSAULT CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*INDUSTRY FAIR DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN WHO STOLE GIFTS GETS 8 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REGION CITIES GO ON LOW-WATER DIET,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JOB FAIR HOPES TO INFORM AND EDUCATE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MAN PLEADS TO THEFT OF LOTTERY MACHINES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"LEGISLATORS GET DEATH, INJURY POLICY","Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
"GROUP SEEKS VOTE ON MINING, DUMPS","Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FRANKENFELD TELLS JOHNSON TO HURRY BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
*YWCA HONORS 6 SF WOMEN LEADERS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*AWARDS FOR ATHLETIC, ACADEMIC ABILITY","Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BLACK HILLS PACKING TO REOPEN MAY 3,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MARCH CONSTRUCTION IN SD DOWN 14 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MORRELL'S PARENT HAS RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SOFTWARE CONFERENCE AT SDSU WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
THOMSEN CITED FOR EXPORT PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*MINNEGASCO WILL CHECK FOR LEAKS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"*VERMILLION GETS NEW CHAIN, CAR WASH","Argus LeaderApr 27 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*VETERANS GO ON PARADE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
3RD PARTY JOINS LOTTO FIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POPCORN EATERS FIND PRODUCT NOT SO JOLLY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JURY AWARDS WOMAN WHO SHOT ANIMAL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*'SCAPINO' A ZANY COMEDY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SEASON ENDS WITH SALUTE TO GENERATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*'CYRANO' BRINGS TRAGIC LOVE TO SCREEN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*PARADE TO BE TRIBUTE TO PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE VETS","Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SUBSIDIES COULD HELP CUT WATER POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WRITER DOESN'T BELONG IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LET 14 BAND MEMBERS GRADUATE WITH PEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*DOUBLES TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RATE HIKES TEE OFF SENIOR-CITIZEN GOLFERS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DC DELEGATION IN STATE THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER 'ARGUS' EDITOR TO GET HONORARY DEGREE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOLF BALL-SIZED HAIL HITS EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"1,000 PEOPLE EXPECTED FOR FUND-RAISER TODAY","Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAYWARD STUDENTS DO PART TO SAVE EARTH,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VOWS TO REDEFINE PATRIOTISM IF HE RUNS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM DRAWS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHOW SPONSOR POISED TO SUE ARENA,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*KOLB, OIEN CONSIDER MAYOR RACE","Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*LEADERS MULL CHANGES IN LAWMAKING SESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WILD HORSES MAY BE EVICTED FROM RANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN REQUESTS COURT-APPOINTED LAWYER,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN RESERVES TO RETURN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CIVILIANS TO TAKE OVER POLICE DISPATCHING DUTIES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WATERTOWN MAYOR WANTS TO LIMIT VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BUSINESS OWNERS FEAR FOR SAFETY AFTER ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FORMER POLICE OFFICER PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BLACK HAWK MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT ON I-90,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"EUROPEANS INTERESTED IN ANNIVERSARY, MOVIE","Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ELLSWORTH COMMANDER RECEIVES PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
MAN TO STAND TRIAL IN EAR-BITING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
90-YEAR-OLD MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT AT HIS HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*CARETRAUM DEBATE THREATENS SKADSEN BID,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*LIVES, LIVLIHOOD IN CALVING SEASON","Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FRAIL CALVES KEEP RANCHERS IN SADDLE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*ABSTINENCE BEST CHOICE TO STOP AIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*KEN SIMON, YAC PROFILE--SF","Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*NEAT STUFF FOR YOUR BIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*STUDENTS TAKING STEPS TO SAVE THE EARTH,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ROUTINE EYE EXAMS CAN CATCH GLAUCOMA,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PARENTS HAVE THOUGHTS ABOUT ORGAN DONATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE SHOULDN'T BE DUMP SITE FOR ASH (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHY LOOK ELSEWHERE FOR THINGS STATE NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HANDS-ON SPORT OFF THE WALL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
IS TRUST OR WILL BETTER,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RAPID CITY SAVINGS AND LOAN SOLD TO ND BANK,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CHILD CARE GROUP TO SEEK PUBLIC VIEWS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HISTORY AWARDS SET TO BE GIVEN OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LETTER MARCH TO FOCUS ON CHILDHOOD HUNGER,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESIDENT TO HONOR EAGLE BUTTE WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*'TIM', 'JOHN' ARE NO PROBLEM--CANDIDATES","Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIGURE DRAWING A DIFFICULT EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOURMET FEAST BENEFITS CHARITY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROWTH IN LOTTERY LICENSES REPORTED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAY 8 IS PARENTS NIGHT OUT ON RUSHMORE ROAD,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GREYHOUND TRACK OWNERS TO RESUME RACES IN '93,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INTERIM STUDY PANELS TO BE DECIDED TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL OFFICIAL OK'S BUILDING DEMOLITION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RURAL WATER DISTRICTS OFFERING {dollar}25 REWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDEA HONOR AWARDED TO PINE RIDGE ATHLETE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FOSSIL HUNTERS SAY FIND IS SIGNIFICANT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MAN SHOT IN STANDOFF NOT STABBING SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TAX CREDIT PLAN TO BE CONTESTED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
POLITICS SHOULD NOT BE PART OF SPIRITUAL RUN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE SHOULD REFINE APPROACH--STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
25% OF AREA SENIORS MALNOURISHED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PILOTS DID EVERYTHING POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MILLER MOVES IN TO NEW ROLE TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PRESIDENT DISCOVERS VALUE OF COMPROMISE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOY UNINFORMED ABOUT PROFITS OF GAMING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SHOULDN'T PLACE ALL BETS ON GAMING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
A PERSON'S SOUL'S NOT WORTH WASTING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MICKELSON'S DREAMS MUST BE KEPT ALIVE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CBS COVERAGE UNFAIR TO SOUTH DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"CLINTON, RENO BOTCHED ARMED CULT AFFAIR (L)","Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
FOCUS ON FAMILY EXPERT TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOLDEN RULE WINS BID FOR NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PILOT ESCAPES INJURY IN PLANE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIPE BOMB SUSPECT FACES OTHER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMPUTERS TO AID TRAFFIC FLOW,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*USD SAYS GOODBYE TO FRIEND,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*YANKTON AIRPLANE HIT POWER LINE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ANGELOU PREACHES UNITY, LOVE","Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*HARRISBURG COUNSELOR RECOGNIZED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAIRY CHECKOFF VOTE WILL BE IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ND POTATOES DONATED TO SD,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SYMPOSIUM FOCUSES ON CULT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER BOARD MEMBER RESIDENCY QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CANTON MAN CREATES SIGN ON HISTORICAL BORDER BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*GAMBLING FOE VISITS DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"HERREID BOY, 12, DIES IN ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"MILLER, BROST BOTH HAD INTENDED TO LEAVE POSITIONS","Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS TO TRAP DESTRUCTIVE MOTH IN HILLS FORESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SD CHAPTER HOPES FAST HELPS AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CARPET ONE READIES STORE AT WESTERN MALL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
TEXTILE FIRM WON'T SIGN WITH SIOUX,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*LAKE OAHE PROSPECTS PROMISING,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TWO LOCAL PLAYERS DRAFTED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BODY ENGLISH,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FRONT LINE AGAINST CHILD ABUSE--5 RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*CHILD ABUSE CASES TOP 10,000 FOR YEAR","Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SOME LEAVES FADE THIS TIME OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*WINTER'S ENCORE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GANG MEMBER ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MAN SOUGHT FOR QUESTIONING IN HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REASONABLE ANSWER NEEDED FOR FLYING J (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WEIGHT LIFTING NOT A PROVEN THREAT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*MEMORIES OF DACHAU CAMP HAUNT AMERICAN VETERANS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
GAMBLING COSTS CAN OUTWEIGH BENEFITS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
FANS OF BIG BAND FORM ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEIZURE MAY HAVE LED TO FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY INSTRUCTOR CHOSEN FOR INSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINTERKILL TAKES HEAVY TOLL ON LAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NUDE-DANCING BAR MAY CLOSE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WHEN WILL WARMTH RETURN? IT'LL BE AT LEAST SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNSELORS RESIGN IN WAKE OF BEATING,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FLANDREAU MAN ENDS EVICTION STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SD COUPLE FOUND DEAD IN ALASKA,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAIL LINE TO USE REFLECTIVE TAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELLSWORTH AIR BASE RECEIVES STUDY GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PEROT AIDE TO SPEAK AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MEALS ON WHEELS VOLUNTEER RESCUES WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AGREES TO BACK TAXES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TWIN BROOKS MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO WEAPONS CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SHALALA SOFTENS CUT IN INDIAN HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BURLINGTON NORTHERN ENGINES DERAIL IN MILBANK,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TRIES HUMOR TO CURB TEEN-AGE DRINKING,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY TAX VALUE SOARS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
TIPS ON CHECKING SUMP PUMPS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
POSTAL CONVENTION BEGINS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*HOMES COST MORE IN '94,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*CALLING ALL TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS MARK THEIR TAX-FREEDOM DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"*WHAT ABOUT LAWN DARTS, SIOUX FALLS?","Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AN OUTLANDISH TRIBUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESENTATION TO FOCUS ON POST-ABORTION GRIEF,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FARMER'S MARKET STARTS SEASON SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN STUMPS FOR MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*BLAST INJURES FOUR AT RESORT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"BROOKINGS WOMAN HAS LINK TO MCVEIGH, FBI SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FINDS S. DAKOTANS ARE HAPPY WITH WHERE THEY LIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PUT EXTRACURRICULARS ON EVEN FIELD OF PLAY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FARM PROGRAMS ARE ON SHAKY GROUND (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
OLDER DRIVERS WORSE THAN TEEN MOTORISTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LAWMAKERS' ACTION MAKES PRISON BILL ILLEGAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PARAMILITARY GROUPS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BILL ON TORT REFORM SHOULD PASS CONGRESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
ENDANGERED SPECIES: THE AMERICAN FARMER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*DAUGHTERS AT WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POSITIVE PROGRAMS KEY TO SCHOOL SAFETY (PROF),"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"FOR CANARIES, 'THE SHOW' WAS HOURS AWAY","Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*ROHN, BARKER TO BO HONORED","Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RAPE TRIAL RESUMES TODAY IN CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PASSENGER IN CRASH LEAVES HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JAYCEES TAKE ORDERS TO FILL SANDBOXES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEWSPAPER READERS CAN TALK WITH EDITOR,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAPS STEER RESIDENTS AROUND WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*ART TEACHER FILLS VOID BETWEEN BALTIC, GARRESTON","Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TOUR REVEALS JAIL'S CROWDED CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CITY TO TAKE MEETINGS TO THE NEIGHBORHOODS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PHONE FUND-RAISERS TAKE AVERAGE CUT OF 82%,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PROFESSOR OF PRESENT PAPER AT RUTH PARTY,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TWO ELK POINT MEN CHARGED IN SNOWMOBILE THEFTS,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FLOODING DETOURS HIGHWAY 14 TRAFFIC--ARLINGTON,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
431 APPEAL CLAY COUNTY PROPERTY VALUES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*PUMPED UP WITH THE PIED PIPER,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STATE TROOPER TACTICS IN DRUG BUST ARGUED,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*SUNFLOWER RPODUCTION IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS STREET CONSTRUCTION IN 1995,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RULE WILL RESOLVE ZONING WOES,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PANEL OF ELDERS ASKED TO RESOLVE BURIAL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*STEEPLE ON THE STREET,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
CUSTER BOARD OK'S 4-DAY SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
STORM DAMAGE TOTAL TO UTILITIES: {dollar}2.1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
OLIVER'S IS MAKING BID TO GET A LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 27 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
SANDY COWAN BACK IN US,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A REAL HAM,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ROSE HONORED FOR WORK-27 YEARS OF BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WHAT MERGERS MEAN TO SD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
A PARODY ON DOVE SEASON BY 'FRIENDS OF GOLF BALLS',"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CHRISTIAN ARTS FESTIVAL WILL BE HELD IN MARVIN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
RUSS KLOSTERMAN HALFWAY HOME AT TYNDALL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRICES FOR PORK BEGIN TO FALL-BEEF STILL RISING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INDIANS PLAN TO SUE FOR {dollar}300 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY-FAIR TRIAL SHOULD PREVAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UTILITIES COMPANY WILL MAKE REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TWO ARMED MEN GET 10 GUND, {dollar}3.00-HITCHCOCK","Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO BOMB FOUND ON CONSTRUCTION SITE-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RESISTANCE TO BUSING COULD SPARK BATTLE IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOLEN-PROTEST OVER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MISS ARBOR DAY BURIES A TIME CAPSULE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXPLOSIVES ACID FOUND AT WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIAL-SMALL TOWNS CAN'T KEEP COPS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*MCGOVERN-ALWAYS 'IN TROUBLE' IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IRANIAN STUDENTS WORRIED ABOUT WW III,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SALVATION ARMY-SOLDIERS WITH FAITH,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*LARRY BEESLEY-INJURY FORCES FROM RUNNING TO JOGGING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLENTY OF CANDIDATES FOR US SENATE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
T-SHIRTS TELL HIS STORY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORMAN KLINKEL TO QUIT PUC,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ALEXANDRIA SCHOOL CLOSED-ASSAULT ALLEGED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS SCRAMBLE FOR MORE TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TEACHERS SEEK RESUMED TALKS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
54TH HOSTAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD FARMERS WILL PLANT LESS CORN & OATS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANTI-WAR ACTIVIST TO SPEAK IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEDERAL FOOD PROGRAM EXPANDED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMPLAINTS PROMPT MEDICAL FORM CHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN REPORTS RAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD OKS OVERWEIGHT TRUCK PERMITS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD SEEKS VIEWS OF COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FOOD MANUFACTURERS' ASSETS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"SOME GRAIN STOCKS UP, SOME DOWN","Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD GROUP CALLS LABOR LAW UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABORTION RULING A WIN FOR PRO-LIFERS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNHAPPY ACORN LEADERS QUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*USD PRESIDENT LEAVING IN 1982,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*91 DEGREES--A RECORD...,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*USD PRESIDENT LEAVING IN 1982,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FOR FARMERS, THE WEATHER IS ROTTEN","Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HOMESPUN RESEARCH--STUDYING THE PRAIRIE'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
'HEAVEN'S GATE'--A FILM STOPPED IN ITS TRACKS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*HOMESPUN RESEARCH--STUDYING THE PRAIRIE'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CHANGES IN STORE FOR AUGUSTANA GRID SQUAD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAME OFFICIALS EYE CANADA GEESE RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
7-0 HIGH JUMP POSSIBLE AT DAKOTA RELAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MERCHANTS TRY TO AVOID WRITING OFF BAD CHECKS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NURSE'S AIDE PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT-CUSTER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CRANE REVEALS CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTORS, FIGURES","Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NURSE'S AIDE PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT-CUSTER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE POSTPONES VERDICT IN LSD LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE POSTPONES VERDICT IN LSD LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4 NEW SCHOOLS COULD COST {dollar}33 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
URGES DONATIONS FOR ATLANTA CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOME TRAFFIC MONEY SHOULD FIGHT DRUGS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN'S BACK...(ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS FUNDING FOR RAILROAD PURCHASE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HUNTING LAWS AGAINST LANDOWNERS' INTERESTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
4 CHARGED FOR ROBBERY OF 7-ELEVEN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATTLE SCABIES CASE REPORTED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CETA SUMMER JOBS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NAACP BACKS RELATIONS COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"{dollar}1,100 SPENT--FIRST EFFORT TO STUDY","Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF LUNCH COSTS MAY GO UP,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"{dollar}1,100 SPENT--FIRST EFFORT TO STUDY","Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AAUW HONORS SD WOMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TAXES DUE IN LAND SWAP,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MISSOURI BASIN MEETING MAY 5-6,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TAXES DUE IN LAND SWAP,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EX-OIL DEALER SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*DOCTOR--BOY SITTING UP WHEN KILLED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
6 CITY WORKERS WIN APPEAL OF PAY CUT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HANSON RUNNING FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WILLARD WATER'S BRICK ROAD TURNS TO MUD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTS JOINS DASCHLE TO PUSH WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS' RUNOFF ELECTION PRODUCES SAME RESULT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAWSUITS FILED AGAINST CONTRACEPTIVE MAKER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATEWIDE TORNADO WARNING DRILL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VARILEK CALLS O'CONNOR FOOD TAX PLAN JOKE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
TIME TO HELP KEEP OUR CITY CLEAN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONTRIBUTIONS TO WATER MEETING HAILED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COUNTY AGREES TO PAY HOSPITAL BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HARDEE'S PLANS 3RD SF RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PART OF PROPERTY TAXES DUE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REGISTER FOR SUMMER CETA JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PLANS TO USE ETSI WATER TO BE DONE BY FALL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
TOWNS URGE BLOCK GRANTS NOT BE LIMITED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*IT'S SPRING CLEANING FOR SF,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"PLEDGES FOR SF SEMINARY REACH {dollar}103,000","Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SUICIDE VICTIM KNEW HE'D FACE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BIA OFFICE IN ABERDEEN WILL STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
{dollar}1.5 MILLION CONTRACT TO SDSU GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BROTHERS CHARGED IN MAN'S DEATH--RELIANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CONTRACTS WILL BE SENT TO TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE AUDITOR ANNOUNCES PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
5-YEAR-OLD KILLED IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*FIFTH GRADERS GO HAWAIIAN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
ETSI SPARKS WATER DEVELOPMENT INTEREST,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
OFFICIALS KEEP EYE ON NEW LEGION STRUCTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SWENSON FLIPS DISCUS TO RECORDS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MERWIN'S COLLECTION PRIZED AMMUNITION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RELAYS ROAD RACES WILL START ON THE TRACK,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ONE-MAN CRUSADE AGAINST IGNORANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"LA CUISINE, C'EST BONNE","Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF WOMEN EXCHANGE JOB LEADS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MOORE WINS BANKING AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
HOWARD EARNS BUSINESS TROPHEY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
TEACHING HONOR TO SANDERS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
CHIROPRACTORS HONOR COLLINS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
6 WIN VOLUNTEER OF YEAR AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
DON'T BELIEVE EVERYTHING YOU HEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TRIPLING OF LOCAL HOME SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COORDINATOR ASSAILS PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANTON WANTS A NEW IMAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MUSICIAN STEVE WARINER BEGINS CLIMB,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL BANDS WANT CHANCE TO BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BOARD APPROVES PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS SETTING ASIDE THEIR WORRIES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE POSTPONES MAN'S DRUG TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WANTS MONEY TO LIST WASTE SITES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
86 ROAD WORKERS GET PINK SLIPS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COURIER RESCUES WOMAN FROM DOG,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW BLASTS ZELMER LETTER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*O'CONNOR TO TRY FOR POST,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GRAIN AGREEMENT COULD SPUR PACT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEBRASKA GOVERNOR LISTENS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RIDENOUR FACED HUMILIATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RR CROSSINGS & BURNSIDE NEED REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PEOPLE SHOULD SAY IF COURTHOUSE NEED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SNAFU HAS EXTENDED WINGLER'S PAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MINN'S TAX STRUCTURE NEEDS SIMPLIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ABDNOR PUSHING FOR GREGORY WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD CHIEF CONCERNED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEM LEADER--PRESSLER MISSED VOTES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*KATHY DUREAZE SUPER SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
IRS TO GIVE WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE MAY ESTABLISH TAX CENTER IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BLACK HILLS GROUP DROPS PLAN TO PRINT GUIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FED CUTS INCREASE NEED FOR VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MANDAN SURVEY WORK COST {dollar}3.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCKELLIPS--TRIP SHOWS WASTE IN GOVT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RC CIVIC CENTER HIRES NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGAL DISPUTE CREATING CHAOS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
YANKTON TRIBAL VOTERS OUST CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ABDNOR REVIEWING ETSI RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
STANDOUT 440 MEN ABOUND FOR RELAY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOLFGANG AT HEAD OF OUTLAWS' PACK,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FISHING INFO YOU CAN'T BEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*WINTER JUST WON'T QUIT IN WESTERN HALF,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHOOSING THE PATH OF THE CROSS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*BOWDEN PLANS BOSTON MARATHON RUN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRIDAY IT WAS NELVA'S TURN TO SAY GOODBYE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY CENTER WILL OPEN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZES COOPER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DON'T BLAME REAGAN FOR GENDER GAP,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PLATEAUING TAKES VIGOR OUT OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*YOUTH EVANGELIST SEES SPIRITUAL HUNGER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"LEGAL MOTIONS, SNOW DELAY MURDER CASE","Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WHY WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL NEEDS PARKING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURTESY AS IMPORTANT ON BIKEWAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SEGREGATION OF AFRICA BLACKS AND INDIANS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DAY OF PRAYER IS GOOD TIME (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EXPERIENCED GUNMAN GIVES OFFICERS ADVICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"*NEWSPAPER CARRIER WINS {dollar}1,000 SCHOLARSHIP","Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DISPLAY WILL TELL HISTORY OF SF TRANSIT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FAMILY SUES COUNTY FOR RELATIVE'S SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FLANDREAU TRIBE LOOKING FOR BINGO OPERATOR,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW OK'S {dollar}1 MILLION FOR EXPO CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUBDISTRICT VOTES TO KEEP BOUNDARIES INTAC,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ARBOR DAY TAKES ROOT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COLLEGE BACKERS MEET WITH JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN ORDERED TO PAY MORE FOR TOWNHOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPEEDING TICKET MUST BE PAID WITH PAPER BILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRAFFIC CASES DON'T NEED JURY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE MUST RENEW LICENSES OF FAMOUS BRANDS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
COUSTEAU CREW RESEARCHES RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
ABERDEEN KICKS OFF PROMOTIONAL CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ABERDEEN TEACHERS OK AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PROGRAM ON PRISONERS RELATIVES SHOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE TAKES BIDS FOR HAY ON HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA'S BEST-KEPT SECRET,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S SALMONELLA LINK OPENS WOUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
KUNDERT--COMPACT VOTE IS IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
READERS SPEAK OUT--TELL US THE DEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*RUDRUD, WALSH WIN SINGLES TITLES","Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUPLE GIVES {dollar}1 MILLION TO DAKOTA WESLEYAN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-CANOVA PRINCIPAL FILES {dollar}1.25 MILLION LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL TREATS 8-YEAR-OLD BOY STRUCK BY CAR,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SF, ESTELLINE GIRLS DIE IN CAR CRASH","Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COUNSELING IS THE SOLUTION, LAWYER SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN--ELECTION PANEL STRIKES BACK,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PICKETS MARCH IN PROTEST OF PORNOGRAPHY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WRITER--REAGAN TRIP TURNS FIASCO,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HART COMES HOME TO HELP ALMA MATER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARMER WINS FIGHT AGAINST STATE AGENCY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAKE ANDES PROJECT WOULD LEAD WAY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"LEGISLATOR, JUDGES STUDY ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING","Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE RESISTS LONGER DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"FARMERS LICK MONEY WOES, GOLF CLUB LOAN","Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION STARTS FARMER FUND,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
UPI CUTS SD STAFF AFTER BANKRUPTCY FILING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CHRISTIAN MUSIC MARKET IS GROWING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RADIO SENDS MINISTRY'S MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*FRANCES LOISEAU, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*WINNING ISN'T EVERYTHING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
BALDRIGE & ASSOCIATES OVERSEE HUSH HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLIC BOARDINGS INCREASE BY 26 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LITTON LEADER FINDS UNIONISM IN HER BLOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*(AGRICULTURE) ON LOOKOUT FOR BEE'S WELL-BEING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(CULTURE) CRAFTSMAN FINE TUNES ANTIQUES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(FINANCE) ABERDEEN MAYOR PROMOTES FAMILY-STYLE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(HEALTH) SPORTSCASTER STARTED AT THE TOP,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(RELIGION) CHURCH CHOIR DIRECTOR LEAVING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(RETAIL) HE'S LOOKING TO TRADE JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) HE HAS NO TIME FOR HOBBIES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*(CULTURE) INVESTED EARLY IN PRECIOUS METAL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*(FINANCE) GI STAYED AFTER WAR TO BATTLE CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*(HEALTH) 'THE SHOT' RINGS AFTER 43 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*(RELIGION) RETIREMENT MEANT MORE TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
"*(RETAIL) FOR 27 YEARS, SHOPPERS HAVE CARTED","Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) PRIEST PREACHES FOR FARM PROFITS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(CULTURE) FROM HURON TO HOLLYWOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(FINANCE) MAYOR'S MEMORIES TELL HUDSON'S HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(HEALTH) CANCER HASN'T SLOWED HER COMMITMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(HEALTH) NICARAGUAN DOCTOR FINDS PEACE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) HE CULTIVATES RESULTS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*(CULTURE) MUSICIAN CONDUCTS A RECORDING STUDIO,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*(FINANCE) SHERIFF'S CONNECTIONS CROSS COUNTY LINES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*(HEALTH) NICARAGUAN DOCTOR FINDS PEACE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*(RETAIL) AVOID BEING STEREOTYPED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) A VOICE FOR KEEPING THE RAILS RUNNING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*(FINANCE) PUBLIC DEFENDER DOESN'T COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*(HEALTH) KEEPING FIT BY GETTING IN ON ACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*(RELIGION) A PULPIT PACKED WITH ENERGY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) BEEF BOOSTER HAS NO GRAVY JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*(CULTURE) TRADITIONAL INDIAN VALUES NOT FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*(FINANCE) BANKER PLACES HIGH VALUE ON RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*(HEALTH) RESPONDS TO CALL OF SIRENS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*(RETAIL) UNION LEADER GREW WITH NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*(HEALTH) GENERAL PRACTITIONER OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*(RELIGION) LEADER OUTSPOKEN ON FAMILY VALUES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*(FINANCE) A DAY'S WORK FOR CITY POUNDMASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*(HEALTH) FAST TRACK TO COLLEGE DEGREE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*(RELIGION) HIS WINNING SOLUTION IS SIMPLE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*(RETAIL) READERSHIP NOT RESTRICTED TO RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*(RETAIL) TWO BITS FOR A FEW BITS OF HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*(RETAIL) COUPLE LOVE COMING TO WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*(RETAIL) COUPLE LOVES COMING TO WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*(RETAIL) FLYING SERVICE ONE OF HIS HIGH ASPIRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
*(RETAIL) BIG HEADACHES FOR CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1985, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*STORM VICTIMS TALLY LOSSES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TORNADO VICTIMS CLEAN UP,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
TAKE IN A BALL GAME (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
7-ELEVEN MAGAZINE STAND (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EARLY DISMISSALS UNFORTUNATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*PETS FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE DOCTOR IS IN - AT LAST,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BETHESDA TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONCERT PLANNED FOR PROJECT CAR,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FOUNDATION DONATES TO GIRL SCOUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GROUP NEEDS ADOPTIVE PARENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HELP NEEDED TO CLEAN JAYCEE CAMP,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ITEMS NEEDED FOR THRIFT STORE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*2 INJURED IN 3-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ANNUAL CROP WALK RAISES {dollar}10,000 FOR HUNGRY","Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM REVEALS PLANS FOR TOXIC WASTE PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RURAL VERMILLION YOUTH DIES IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"3 BUILDINGS, PARK ON HISTORIC REGISTER","Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE GROTTO LOSES LUSTER OVER THE YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LINKS RUTHTON SLAYINGS TO FARM CRISIS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*UNDER CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAC'S CORRUPT SYSTEM--ABOUREZK,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FUND-RAISER SURPASSES GOAL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MITCHELL'S ABSENCE FROM TOURISM AD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*INVENTOR HOPES FOR SWEET SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FORMER BALTIC STAR & HEISMAN CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THE DOCTOR IS IN - AT LAST,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1986, sect.V, p.01, col.1"
KEEP STREET TAX--VANDERLOO,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GUBBRUD LEAVES IMAGE AS HONEST MAN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITY LOSES SUPER VOLUNTEER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AMERICA STANDS FOR SELF-RULE UNDER GOD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ARTICLE A GOOD EASTER STORY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PEOPLE FLIP OVER THEIR FLAPJACKS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LIONS CLUB ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEMBERS OF SKI CLUB BOARD NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NINE OFFICERS ELECTED FOR '87-'88,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
EX-RESTAURANTEUR TO PAY IN FRAUD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRMS SEEK STATUS IN AT&T MATTER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MILLER, PLAINTIFF TO DISCUSS SUIT","Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL BOY KILLED IN BIKE WRECK,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS AGENCY TO OFFER CLINIC,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIRES FIRM TO DESIGN NEW RESERVOIR,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VO-TECH BOND PLAN GETS TENTATIVE OK,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD DELAYS DECISION ON HOWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CENTENNIAL SOUVENIRS MAKE OFFICIAL DEBUT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON--DON'T ADD TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"AWARDED {dollar}212,000 IN SUIT AGAINST CITY","Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BIKERS GO TO DENVER TO AID INJURED OFFICER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUSH TO VISIT AGRICULTURE MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTIES NEED JUVENILE CENTERS--LAWYER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"IN TRADE, PRESSLER CAUGHT BETWEEN","Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PLANTING RUNNING AHEAD-- REPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TRIBES SEEK LEGISLATION ON CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WATER CONGRESS TO PLAN STATE EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE RACING FUTURE ROSY--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*AMERICAN INDIAN POPULATION IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*GUBBRUD, 22ND GOVERNOR DEAD AT 76","Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*TIEFENTHALER AWAITS PRO FOOTBALL'S CALL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
LEWIS HOPES TO BURN WOOD RUBBER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS STILL HIGH ON CBA LIST,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA 99,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CONGRESS REMOVES INCOME LIMITS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUND-RAISERS PAY OFF FOR CHARITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WILD HORSES MIGHT ROAM FREE IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON SUPPORT DUKAKIS","Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*AUTHORS REVEAL THEIR PLOT PROCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON JESSE JACKSON,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
JACKSON HAS EARNED SECOND SLOT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TIME PROVES ABDNOR TOOK RIGHT POSITION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
VICTIM A WONDERFUL PERSON,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TEEN MADE WRONG CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
REPORT CARD SHOULDN'T BE DIFFICULT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
*USD FINDS BASKETBALL COACH,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEIFERMAN TO COMPETE FOR SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*EXCHANGE STUDENT TO ATTEND SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CONSTRUCTION CLOSES 26TH, 28TH STREETS","Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MALL TO SPONSOR DRUG ABUSE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAL ESTATE TAX DEADLINE NEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU PROFESSOR TO RECEIVE HONOR,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LIVES OF FALLEN CITIES TOLD IN HISTORY BOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS BRUSH UP ON CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PIPELINE BACKERS UPBEAT ABOUT APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PLANT'S EXPANSION CAUSING WORK FORCE SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNION MEMBERS TESTIFY ABOUT WORK INJURIES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOG FARMERS DESERVE TO BE PROTECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE TO BE CONSIDERED FOR REGISTER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*PROPERTY TAXES AND HOW THEY WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RAINFALL SPILLS--SNOW HITS HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BISHOP'S PARTICIPATION DRAWS COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*68 PROTESTERS ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HONORED FOR VALOR IN BERESFORD EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROTEST JEOPARDIZED PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SILENCE KEEPS PRO-LIFERS IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
WHO WAS ARRESTED AT THE PROTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
ABORTION HAS TWO VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GUN BILL RESTRICTS INNOCENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW PRESIDENCY OFF TO IMPRESSIVE START (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRANSFORMER WORK DONE AT WRONG TIME (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TEENS NEED MORE ACTIVITIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"*TOUR TO VISIT MUSEUMS, GALLERIES","Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRAIRIE REP WANTS SUMMER HOME AT MADISON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'HARVEY' CHARMS WORTHING AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BROADWAY GROUP TO MEET TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS RAILROAD INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAILOR TO BE BURIED IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS GRADUATE FROM TURN ABOUT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEGISLATORS TO EXAMINE MEDICAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*STUDENTS SOAK UP KNOWLEDGE, RIVER","Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN WRONGLY SENTENCED TWICE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RESIGNS AT USD TO ENTER PRIVATE SECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKER THREATENS TO SUE PAPER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SLIDING BACK INTO WINTER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD TRIBE REMOVES BAN ON PATROL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEFENSE TO BEGIN CALLING WITNESSES IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
"*LINCOLN BOYS, GIRLS BEAT WARRIORS","Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HERBERT HOPES SAINTS REGAIN PLAYOFF TOUCH,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTAH INC ADDING 25 JOBS IN WEBSTER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
IBP SALES BETTER THAN YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MAGAZINE HAILS CITY FOR HUTCHINSON DEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MADISON CONSIDERS CABLE TV OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NORWEST PLANS NEW BUILDING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
BY THE NUMBERS--A LOOK AT BINGO,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S THIRST IS WHETTED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WILL SUE CORPS OVER WATER RELEASE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARENA HAS 1ST PROFIT IN HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BEST-SELLING AUTHOR TO SIGN BOOKS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*HERO CAN'T WIN IN COLD REALITY OF 'Q&A',"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
'DREAMGIRLS' COMES ALIVE LATE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*LOCAL GROUP CLOSES CONCERT SERIES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
NEWS MEDIA TAKE LUMPS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CAMPBELL SHOULD BE CITED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CHILDREN DESERVE QUALITY EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"BRING JEWS, ZULUS TO SD (L)","Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
EDITORIAL OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
HERO OR VILLIAN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ALPHA DELTA KAPPA MEETING AT RAMKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BENEFIT TONIGHT FOR PETERS CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CASELLI ANNOUNCES BID FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLUMNIST GOODMAN TO SPEAK IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTER DROPS CAMPAIGN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PILCHER ANNOUNCES HER RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENSUS-TAKERS HIT STREETS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOST INDIAN STEREOTYPES STILL EXIST,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
3RD AMERICAN WESTERN OFFICIAL RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER CARRIER PROTESTS POSTAL MISMANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*ZION PASTOR AIMS FOR RELAXING RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT GETS LOTTERY LICENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL STUDENTS FEEL BETTER AFTER BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO BREATHALYZERS FOR AFTER-PROM PARTY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
400 AT USD STILL NEED VACCINATION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FREEMAN WOMAN PLANS MIA/POW ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MEMORIAL WORK BEGINS AT WOUNDED KNEE SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CANTON WILL APPLY AGAIN FOR GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CATTLE THIEF GETS 19 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DAKOTA DUNES' PETITION TOPIC OF HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ELK POINT WOMAN RUNNING FOR LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
VERMILLION LAWYER IS DISBARRED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*REAL LAWYERS OFFER REAL SAVINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A LOTTO TALK IN A LITTLE TOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LOTTO RIVALS OUGHT TO STRIKE A DEAL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RAPID CITY JOURNAL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WATERTOWN PUBLIC OPINION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*'DANCES' WON'T CHANGE THINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LANDFILL LIABILITY WILL RETURN TO TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LET SCHOOL CONSUMERS PAY SCHOOL EXPENSES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
12 DAYS TOO LONG TO DELIVER A CHECK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MASTEN KEEPS FACTS FROM SD TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
RELAYS DESERVED COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
KEEP CONTROL AWAY FROM POWER BROKERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BIDS WILL BE SOUGHT FOR FAILED HURON S&L,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU MAN ELECTED TO LEAD SOYBEAN GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WELLNESS CENTER PROGRAM IS HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN REAPPOINTED TO DEVELOPMENT BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RESALE MARKET TAKES ON NEW LOOKS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LEADS THE NATION IN OAT, RYE PRODUCTION","Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*HUSKA, USD EARN SPLIT WITH VIKINGS","Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*UNC, SDSU MAKE NOISE AT TOURNAMENT","Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINNEHAHA GETS CHECK FROM GF&P,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA SOFTBALL WINNING ARMS RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GOT A FISHY STORY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*PARADE WILL START AT 2 PM TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AIR PATROL PRACTICE SUCCESS DESPITE WINDS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
APRIL SHOWERS BRING MOISTURE TO STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD UNIT RETURNS FROM JAMAICA,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BARNETT PROUD OF BEING TOUGH ON CRIME,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOT LESSON,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS BLAME POLICIES FOR DAIRY CRISIS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
IGNORANCE APPALLS INDIAN AUTHOR,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TRAILS IN INTEGRATING INDIAN STUDIES INTO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*RECOVERING ALCOHOLIC REBUILDS LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*HUNDREDS DARE TO BE DIRTY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRIBE TO RECONSIDER IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POWER OUTAGE LEAVES WATERTOWN IN THE DARK,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
SHERIFF PUTTING MORE PEOPLE ON NIGHT PATROL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*CORNING WAS STATE'S COMMANDING OFFICER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ACTIVITY KEEPS IN STEP WITH GENERATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"*GARDENS, TOWER FLAVOR FLORIDA","Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.F, p.04, col.4"
*STOCKBROKER MINISTERS TO NEEDS OF CLIENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
FIREMAN LABORS TO BUILD UNITY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.02, col.4"
*OBSTETRIC NURSE SEES MANY CHANGES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*PILOT ENJOYS PROVIDING HELP FROM ABOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*DOWNTOWN SHOP FOR YOUNG AND OLD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*TEMPORARY WORK OFFERS FLEXIBILITY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*MORE WORKERS PULLING DOUBLE DUTY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
"*RETURN TO FARMING SMART MOVE, BROTHERS SAY","Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
"*TRENT MAN SERVES PIE, BEER","Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
MORRELL STRIFE TIMELINE '87-'91,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.10, col.6"
*EX-NEWSCASTER ENJOYS NEW ROLE IN INVESTMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*COMPANY WANTS TO CLEAN UP,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
*DIRECTOR STIMULATES THEATER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
*WORLDLY PROFESSOR HAS LIBERAL-ARTS ATTITUDE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*THIS SHERIFF TAYLOR FOLLOWS THE SCRIPT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
*YOUNG MAYOR FIGHTS FOR FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.16, col.4"
*FILLING FAST-FOOD ORDERS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
"*RETIRED CEO IS ON GO, IN KNOW","Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.18, col.1"
CAN-DO ATTITUDE PROPELS TO BIG SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.18, col.4"
*NEWSPAPERS OFFER A BUNDLE OF FUN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.19, col.3"
*COORDINATOR CHASES THRIVING DOWNTOWN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.21, col.1"
*CARDIOLOGIST UPBEAT ABOUT CARE PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.21, col.4"
*SISTER FINDS OLD HABITS HARD TO BREAK,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.21, col.5"
*EXECUTIVE MEANS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1991, sect.N, p.23, col.4"
*BRINGING IN MAIL FROM MOSCOW,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PROJECT FACES UPHILL CLIMB,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CARETRAUM LOSES 911, KEEPS LICENSE","Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY JAIL PLAN GETS CITY'S OK,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SAVE WASHINGTON WITHOUT CENTER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FALL OF WALL DID LITTLE TO FREE UP FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LITTLE POETRY IN IGNORING STARVING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
FAMILY APPRECIATES COMMUNITY'S SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
INFLATED DRUG PRICES REASON TO SHOP AROUND (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SENIOR CITIZEN DOESN'T APPRECIATE RECENT SLAM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
AREA SPORTS EVENTS DESERVE MORE AIR TIME (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LEGISLATURE SHOULD TAKE BREAD-AND-BUTTER STAND (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CARTOON INACCURATE ON SCHOOL NURSES' ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BUSH HAS PROVEN HE'S NOT PRO-ENVIRONMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"MAN FINDS ABORTION 'INCREDIBLE', 'IRONIC' (L)","Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
OUT-OF-STATE HUNTERS PUSH RESIDENTS ASIDE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
'ARGUS' DIDN'T GIVE EASTER GOOD COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
MEDIA NEED TO LOOK AT REAL WORKING POOR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"MONEY GOES TO BAILOUTS, WARS, NOT BABIES (L)","Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*THE STARS COME OUT AT BRANSON,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CHANGE OF VENUE GRANTED IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEVELOPER WITHDRAWS REROUTING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STURGIS POLICE SEARCH FOR ASSAULT SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE SEARCH FOR MORE CLUES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY URGED TO ACT ON WHS PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELAWARE FIRM TO TAKE OVER PRISON HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELAYS DECISION ON REQUEST TO OPEN NOON HOURS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HARDING COUNTY TRAILS IN REFUND PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ACLU WANTS COUNTY JAIL INSPECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS CONSIDERS RUSHMORE DONATION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DEADWOOD MAY VOTE ON WATER, SEWER PLANS","Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON MEDICAL CENTER STUDIES EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REORGANIZATION OF WOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GRANTS WILL OPEN SCIENCE, MATH STUDIES","Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GROUP--WHS PLAN NOT DEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LEGISLATURE IGNORED NEEDY KIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"FLANDREAU, MADISON TO CHOOSE MAYORS","Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
GF&P--BIG LAND BUYS ARE RARE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TODAY'S TROPHY MOUNTS ARE LASTING WORKS OF ART,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
UNIONS TO HONOR WORKERS HURT ON JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*CHARGED AFTER TRI-VALLEY STUDENT BEATEN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SD'S CHILDREN RANK 19TH IN NATIONAL HEALTH SURVEY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PROJECTS CALLED AFFORDABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER NAMES MANAGEMENT TEAM OF 7,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOLS ASK CONGRESS FOR SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
COMPOUND ATTACK REMAINS UNJUSTIFIED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEGALIZING MARIJUANA WOULD HELP SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NAFTA AGREEMENT SHOULD BE REJECTED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEUMANN CAMPAIGN WORKS FOR REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
GOVERNMENT IS TO BLAME FOR DEATHS OF CULTISTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
KPAT'S CULT JOKE WAS IN BAD TASTE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LETTER SHOWED LACK OF INTELLIGENCE ON AIDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
YOUTHS SHOULD FIND CONSTRUCTIVE THINGS TO DO (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CAPTIONED THEATER FILMS WOULD BE GREAT FOR DEAF (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
PAPER DESERVES CREDIT FOR CRASH COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
'ARGUS' SHOULD RESUME PRINTING PET LIST (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
BOARD TO VOTE ON PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPEE CAUGHT 2 YEARS LATER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAGAZINE EDITOR PLANS TALK AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN ADMITS TO BANK FRAUD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO HURT IN FIRE EAST OF BALTIC,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FEDS WARNED OF PLANE'S DANGERS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUVENILE PROGRAM IS COMPROMISE TO JAIL STAY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STING NETS 11 FOR UNDERAGE LIQUOR SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEIGHBORHOOD CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TRIBES TARGET TOURISM,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CLAY COUNTY GROUP GETS EDUCATION GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING HITS RECORD IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEMORIAL FUNDS ARE ESTABLISHED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
S DAKOTANS REMEMBER LOSSES FROM PERSIAN GULF WAR,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BRANDON CULTIVATES 'BACK NINE',"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SUMMER LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES BRIDGE POLITICAL LINES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNOR NAMES HIS NEW TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
FARMERS COMPLYING WITH CONSERVATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*INNING-ENDER,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHENK WANTS BEST EFFORT IN DAKOTA RELAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HURLEY'S SCHULZ HONORED BY COACHES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FLAG DROPS TO HALF STAFF WITHOUT AID,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING YOUR OWN BREADS PAYS HIGH DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*IMAGINATIVE COOK PUTS TWIST IN RECIPES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SUSPECT IN WALLENSTEIN KILLING IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DON'T CUT FUNDING FOR PROGRAMS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STATE'S HEALTH PLAN IS INADEQUATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS SHOULD WELCOME REFUGEES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CROSSING GUARDS NEED MORE TRAINING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--HOW SHOULD HISTORY REMEMBER NIXON?,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
YOUNGEST PARENTS IN SD WERE 13,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEEN-AGE FUGITIVES BACK AT SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VANDAL SUSPECT FACES NEW CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 2 YEARS IN COCAINE CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GANG MEMBER FIGHTS EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*911 DISPATCHERS MAY SOON GIVE MEDICAL COUNSEL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SD IS NO 1 IN HAY, RYE PRODUCTION","Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"OWN A POOL, FISH OR BABY BIRD? TAKE NOTE","Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"USD PROFESSOR WINS A {dollar}15,000 AWARD","Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD PROJECT RECEIVES FUNDING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LENNOX BAND LOOKS FOR MORE MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SUNSHINE FOLLOWS SPRING BLIZZARD,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN DIES IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TO STUDY MONEY MANAGEMENT THROUGH NEW COURSE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PLAN FOR HARVESTING TIMBER IN HILLS DUE THIS SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
WONDERS IF IT'LL GET FAIR HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"HURON RECEIVES {dollar}240,000 FEDERAL GRANT","Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LEAD ENDS TAX BREAK FOR HOMESTAKE MINE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TO HELP RECYCLE PESTICIDE CONTAINERS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*TO GO THE DISTANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
UNION LEADER DEFENDS MORRELL,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
NO 1 FOR ECONOMIC INCENTIVES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
MILK PRODUCTION FALLS 77 MILLION POUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
*HUSKA TWINS SO ALIKE IT'S SCARY,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*QUILTER'S GOT COLORS COVERED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THREE HONORED FOR WORK AGAINST CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CHARTER SCHOOLS TAKE AIM AT IMPROVING (PROF),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*INCOME DOWN ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATES PERSONAL INCOME GREW 9.5% LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*56% THINK SCHOOLS ARE BEING SHORTCHANGED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT DESERVES TO SURVIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GIVE PRESIDENT VOTE ON FOSTER NOMINATION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JANKLOW'S RECORD ON EDUCATION IS WEAK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
IMPROVING SECURITY IS ONLY PARTIAL ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TIME TO MAKE BUTLER DELIVER ON PROMISE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*USD STUDENT MUST GET HIS FACTS STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HOMOSEXUAL ACTIVITY IS INDEED A GRAVE CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
JANKLOW WAS NICER THAN YOUR REPORTER SAID (L),"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"MAN FACES CHARGES IN RAPE, KIDNAPPING","Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DARBY FOUND GUILTY OF FIRST-DEGREE RAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GYM TEACHERS WIN STATEWIDE HONOR,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD EYES MANDATORY RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AND THE WALLS GO UP--FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GRANT COULD HELP LIFT BAN ON WATER HOOKUPS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HE SPENT HIS CAREER COVERING INTERESTING STORIES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEAD MAN SAYS PRIEST ABUSED HIM IN 1970'S,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EX-SENATOR TO SPEAK AT DWU INAUGURATION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS PLAN SERVICE FOR BOMBING VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FESTIVAL OF CULTURES INCLUDES FOODS, BANDS","Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BURTZLAFF MAKES BID FOR FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PROMISE KEEPERS WARM UP FOR CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
INMATES MAY DO REPAIR WORK AT STATE FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"STATE, FEDERAL PROGRAMS FUND WATER PROJECTS IN AREA","Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ABERDEEN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL FIRE UNCOVERS PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*HELPED OTHER BUSINESSMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*LARGEST FARMS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
STATE SUPREME COURT ACCEPTS TRIBAL RULING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SECOND FOSSIL-TRIAL JUROR CRITICIZES JUDGE'S ACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GUILTY IN DEATH OF ADULT TRICYCLE RIDER IN '94,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OHIO MAN TO BE COURT ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
AGENCY DROPS HARASSMENT REPORT AGAINST PROSECUTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*LACK OF JOB TURNS INTO A BLESSING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CRP LAND CAN BE USED FOR CALVING,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AG IN STILL NO.1 IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*RENSBERGER ONE OF WOOD'S FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ZIEGLER TAKES DIRECTOR'S JOB IN DES MOINES,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COMPOSER PERFORMS TONIGHT ON PIPE ORGAN,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DAKOTA FOLKS GIVE MEANING TO MUSIC,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PERENNIALS THRIVE WHEN DIVIDED,"Argus LeaderApr 28 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MCSTRAVICK FATE HANGS BY THREAD,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SANDY COWAN FEELS LUCKY TO BE FREE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ONE CRITICAL AFTER ACCIDENT ON BIG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JAZZY WOLVERINES BLOW HOT AND COOL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
THE TAX REVOLT AND 1980 DEBATE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MILWAUKEE'S HISTORY WON'T DIE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
MILWAUKEE'S HISTORY WON'T DIE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
US SHOULD CARE FOR ELDERLY BEFORE REFUGEES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
THE BALL'S IN JANKLOW'S COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
THE BALL'S IN JANKLOW'S COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
COMPARE MCGOVERN'S RECORD WITH SINGLE 'ZERO' ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HOUSING SEARCH LONG FOR BLIND STUDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTA GAS PLENTIFUL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
AUSTAD IS INDEPENDENT BUSINESS MEMBER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VALUES CLARIFICATION SEMINAR PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIVE RETIRE FROM MORRELL'S,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE RECEIVES WARD'S GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GRADUATE SCHOOL DEAN NAMED-DR. KAUFMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BANKS, FIRM HELP {dollar}2 BILL USE","Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BUILDINGS WIN AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ROY KOSSIN IS SIOUX SOUND MANAGER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHAMBER LAUNCHES FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEATING ENGINEERS TO MEET,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SECRETARY EXAM TO BE GIVEN,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOLAR HOUSE TO BE OPENED TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MITCHELL BROADCASTING BUYS KMIT-FM,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TIM TEETER JOINS KLYX,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SEARS MERCHANDISE MANAGER NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*LINDA WILSON HEADS SBA,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SUCCESSFUL LIVING SEMINAR PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
KURTENBACK NAMED BUSINESSMAN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MERRILL LYNCH TO OPEN IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PHOTOGRAPHERS HOLD CONVENTION IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*K MART EXPANDING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"STUDENTS GET AN ALTERNATIVE, AND THEY'RE MAKING IT W","Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'CREATIVE LEARNING' FOR LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MRS. MERLE HOLLAND-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINISTER-CHURCHES CAN HELP ELDERLY MORE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
USD'S FLIPPING FLASH REVISITS OLD STADIUM,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MONSIGNOR SAMPSON LEADS TENNIS TROOPS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MONSIGNOR SAMPSON LEADS TENNIS TROOPS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
USD'S FLIPPING FLASH REVISITS OLD STADIUM,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HARD HITTING FELT GOOD-SO SAYS USD ALUMNUS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*LAST 'WORKOUT' LACKS GLORY, NOT PURPOSE","Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*LAST 'WORKOUT' LACKS GLORY, NOT PURPOSE","Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*HARD HITTING FELT GOOD-SO SAYS USD ALUMNUS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*RANDY ROSKENS IS SURE OF 300 GAME THIS TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"CHILDHOOD TACKLE BOX FULL OF OLD LURES, FRESH MEMORIES","Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"TURKEY CALLS WIDELY VARIED, ESSENTIAL","Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
SAY GOODBYE TO TEXACO SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PRISON GUARDS RETURN TO WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"49TH STREET BRIDGE YES, ROAD MAYBE","Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TEXACO CUSTOMERS SAY THEY'LL STICK WITH HOFER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
MONDAY IS GRAIN PROGRAM DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
JAYCEE REGATTA APPROACHES-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
CITY WATCHDOG TAKES ANOTHER BITE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY WATCHDOG TAKES ANOTHER BITE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES FEEL JOB CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CAN YOU HEAR MY HANDS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STEEL SHOT WON'T AFFECT SD HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN MOVING TO AMEX,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BELL TAKES IMAGE-MAKING ONE STEP FURTHER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPORT PANS SOLAR UNIT EFFICIENCY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF COMMISSION APPROVES KUEHN PARK POOL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPORT PANS SOLAR UNIT EFFICIENCY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOARD-SOUTH SIOUX KIDS MUST GO,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOARD-SOUTH SIOUX KIDS MUST GO,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STOCKYARDS-SD IS BLACKMAILING, HARASSING","Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LOYALTY DAY REFLECTS US FREEDOM, IDEALS (L)","Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OBTAINING BETTER TRADE FOR OAHE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OBTAINING BETTER TRADE FOR OAHE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR RAPS FEDERAL BEEF REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN GRANTS COORDINATOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OAHE HEAD ISSUES FLOOD WARNING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SLOWDOWN OF ALCOHOL STILL GRANTS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HAM SAYS CARTER INSENSITIVE TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOC-DEFEAT ANTI-HUNTING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OAHE HEAD ISSUES FLOOD WARNING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SLOWDOWN OF ALCOHOL STILL GRANTS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO NEW SD POST OFFICES PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHUMAKER-POSTPONE POWERLINE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALC BISHOP CANDIDATES INTERVIEWED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
2 SOUTH DAKOTANS DIE IN WEEKEND ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BALTIC FIRE GUTS ELEVATOR OFFICE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BAR ROBBERY NETS {dollar}260,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TWO CORSICA FIRMS FACE STOCKYARD LAW VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ALEXANDRIA SCHOOLS CLOSED BY VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TWO CORSICA FIRMS FACE STOCKYARD LAW VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ALEXANDRIA SCHOOLS CLOSED BY VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD OFFICIALS HOPE TO GET MORE WATER FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPE CASE DATA SUPPRESSED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*CITIZENS WORK TO SAVE ANIMAL COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PETERSON CRUSHES CRANE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITIZENS WORK TO SAVE ANIMAL COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PETERSON CRUSHES CRANE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PETERSON CRUSHES CRANE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD DELEGATION PREDICTS APPROVAL FOR REAGAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"*GIRLS, RUSHMORE DELIGHT GERMANS","Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*GIRLS, RUSHMORE DELIGHT GERMANS","Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*NEW RULES TO CUT BAD-CHECK WRITING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON SWEEPS AWAY EVERY SF PRECINCT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON SWEEPS AWAY EVERY SF PRECINCT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW RULES TO CUT BAD-CHECK WRITING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON SWEEPS AWAY EVERY SF PRECINCT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 SF TEEN-AGE GIRLS MISSING FOR 2 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEBT CANCELLATION RULING APPEALED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEBT CANCELLATION RULING APPEALED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY JAIL GETS YEAR DEMOLITION REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEXT CITY STEP--RECALL WINGLER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE ANSWERS LETTER ON VOTING RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEXT CITY STEP--RECALL WINGLER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"YOUTH, 16, KILLED IN CAR CRASH-MIDLAND","Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO SURPLUS OF STATE COPIER SUPPLIES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LABOR UNION TO DROP SUIT-TRANSPORTATION DEPT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RURAL WOMEN TO MEET MAY 4-5,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW WANTS HELP FOR SKI AREAS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS MAYOR DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW WANTS HELP FOR SKI AREAS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEETING TODAY TO FORM GARRISON GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WEB CHAIRMAN RE-ELECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RURAL WOMEN TO MEET MAY 4-5,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF GETS LOAN FOR BUS GARAGE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"THIEF ELUDES SHOP OWNER, STEALS 9 GUNS","Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*O'GORMAN HIGH SCHOOL'S TIM MAHAN LEADS THE PACK,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
23 SD ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GASOHOL PRICE TO GO UP IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WESTERN SD WATER SUPPLY ADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SF WOMAN SUES OVER CHILI DOG,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*SF WOMAN SUES OVER CHILI DOG,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ABDNOR--TOUGH SENTENCES WILL REDUCE CRIME,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CHURCH-ELDERLY CONFERENCE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY DISAPPOINTED IN ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ABDNOR--TOUGH SENTENCES WILL REDUCE CRIME,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MOST SD CROPS SEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY DISAPPOINTED IN ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY DISAPPOINTED IN ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AL SCHOCK APPOINTED AS ARMY AIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"DASCHLE, VA CLASH ON AGENT ORANGE","Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"DASCHLE, VA CLASH ON AGENT ORANGE","Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
STATE PUSHING CRACKDOWN ON DRINKING DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE PUSHING CRACKDOWN ON DRINKING DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*ARTIST CARVES WOOD INTO WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PLACIDLY CREATING WHIRLS OF CHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PLACIDLY CREATING WHIRLS OF CHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST CARVES WOOD INTO WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST CARVES WOOD INTO WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*INDIAN HANDLES 'CULTURE CLASH' WITH POISE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DAFFODIL WALK INCLUDES TOURS OF SF HOMES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MILK, ORANGES, APPLES TO BE ABUNDANT IN MAY","Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MENNO WOMAN SD WINNER OF PINEAPPLE RECIPE CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*MENNO WOMAN SD WINNER OF PINEAPPLE RECIPE CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
MATHIS' RELATIONSHIP WITH TEEN EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*AGE NO OBSTACLE FOR WOOD RUNNERS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SD PHEASANTS MAKE 1982 DEBUT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WALKER EXHIBIT REFLECTS WORLD'S TENSION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
QUEST FOR FIRE--HARD TO TAKE SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"'A CHORUS LINE,' SOLD OUT IN SF","Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CEMENT PLANT SALE IN NEXT 60 DAYS--CRUCIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTS QUESTIONS DASCHLE'S MONEY HANDLING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
5 STUDENTS LEARN FIRE FIGHTING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"O'CONNOR, VARILEK SPLIT ON TAX CHARGES","Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
REPUBLIC FASTEST GROWING AIRLINE IN 1981,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TVA MINING NEAR EDGEMONT SET,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CAB'S ACTION A BOOST FOR BRANIFF (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN'S CHARITY CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*SD FARES WELL DURING DRILL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA GIVEN VALUABLE COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LOYALTY DAY TO BE CELEBRATED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OPENING LABOR TALKS SHORTENED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INMATES WILL BE TRIED AS HABITUAL CRIMINAL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SD LOANS AVAILABLE FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WATER RIGHTS LAWSUIT IN COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LARSON SEEKS RE-ELECTION TO POST,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SF MAN FACES ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FIRM ASKS STATE TO VOID STATE INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
ELLSWORTH TEAM WINS SAC TROPHEY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
MAN GETS 3 LIFE TERMS FOR DRUG SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
RC TEACHER PACT OFFERS UNCHANGED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN TO INVESTIGATE BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*SD TREE PLANTERS HONORED TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN CHARGED IN SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KETCHUP COMPANY SLOWS HINES' LOGO,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WET SPRING COSTS FARMERS MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SNEAK PREVIEWS USE WORD OF MOUTH,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INFO BRINGS PREMENSTRUAL SUFFERERS OUT OF CLOSET,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COMMISSION PLANS CHARTER HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMER INDICTED FOR SELLING GRAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FINGER PRINTING KIDS GET PARENTS' APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL EMPLOYEE INDICTED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEN ARRESTED FOR STEALING CANS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE OFFICIAL DEFENDS FIRING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHURCHES OBSERVE WEEK OF PRAYER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
OPPOSING FORCES USED OPPOSITE APPROACHES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
UTILITIES JOIN FIGHT FOR MANDAN LINE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SHAPE UP US SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ALDERMANIC GOVT FORM BETTER VOICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WHY FIX GOVT--NOT BROKEN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ET DIDN'T DESERVE AN OSCAR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
'FLASHDANCE' REVIEW UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
GOVERNOR APPOINTS ADVISORY PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*YOUNG TRAVELER IMPRESSED BY SWISS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
S DAKOTANS QUESTION GARRISON DIVERSION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ADOPTION INFO MEETING SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ECONOMIC SEMINAR AT RAMADA INN,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HAIR SAMPLE SOUGHT FROM MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY DANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*ADOPT-A-BURRO,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*SDSU'S KLOECKL SIGNED BY SEATTLE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*YOUTH MOVEMENT RETURNS LINCOLN BOYS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*RENOWNED PLAYWRIGHT BRINGS OPINIONS, ADVICE","Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCDOWELL JURY RESUMES WORK ON CASE TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A LOYAL WATCHER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
INTEREST RATES THREATEN BID FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MORE APRIL SNOW IS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL ADVOCATES PAINT BRIGHT FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FISHING MADNESS TORMENTS ST. PAUL REPORTER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ATHLETICS STRIVES FOR TOTAL EQUALITY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SPRING FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*MILLER'S 'BIG-ONE' FISH TALE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*ROSEBUD FISHING TRIP LANDS ANGLERS BOAT FULL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PRAIRIE DOG HUNTING UP IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
SEVEN 300S HIGHLIGHT LEAGUE SEASON,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*GIANT BARGAINS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REMEMBERING THE HOLOCAUST,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP WANTS TO SEE MORE WOMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER DISTRICT BATTLE REVIVES OLD ANGER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THIS SPECIAL SESSION IS THE 12TH OR 13TH,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY GIVES CHURCH INSIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*60 TEACHERS FACE LAYOFFS AT COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ANSWERS QUESTIONS ABOUT WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOND ISSUE FOR NEW WASHINGTON HIGH BUILDING (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR DUMP SITE NOT WORTH MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BUSINESS PARTNERS SHARED IN SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*FORMER OFFICIALS GIVE MOST VIVID RECOLLECTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HUNTING FOR A BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*AGENCY ALLOWS USE OF SUNFLOWER CHEMICAL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*MAUREEN REAGAN WILL ATTEND GOP FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
FACT-FINDING TEAM WILL REPORT ON RURAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
HOUSING DISCRIMINATION SUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SUBSTANDARD FUEL SOLD IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
WIDOW SUES CONSTRUCTION FIRM FOR {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES REPRESENT VARIETY OF FIELDS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
NAMED STATE'S OUTSTANDING PRINCIPAL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*PAISLEY CONTINUES FIGHT FOR NUKE STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
*COUPLE WINS DREAM VACATION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHIRLEY HARRIS COLLECTS OLD RECIPES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*10-YEAR-OLD POLY LOVES THE FARM LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
BANKERS LIFE AGENCY MOVE IS COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
LEWIS PHARMACIST IS TOP PRECEPTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
BANKRUPTCIES DURING THE FIRST HALF OF APRIL 1984,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
*(SECTION 1) SALES BUSINESS BASED ON LIFETIME LOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(SECTION 2) COUPLE LAYS DOWN THE LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(SECTION 4) DIRECTOR BRINGS AUGUSTANA THEATER UP,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(SECTION 5) CONSULTANT HELPS ORGANIZATIONS SET UP,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(SECTION 6) SCHOOL COUNSELOR HELPS INDIAN STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(SECTION 1) WACH'S WOLVES GIVE HIM 500TH VICTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*(SECTION 2) FAMILY TRADITION BROUGHT TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*(SECTION 2) RETURNING TO THE DUGOUT AFTER 20 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*(SECTION 3) SAMUELSON KEEPS WATCH FOR WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*(SECTION 4) DRUMMER MARCHES TO BEAT OF BIG TOP,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*(SECTION 5) NYBERG'S ACE WAS THE FIRST ON 41ST,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*(SECTION 6) EX-COACH STRESSES RELIGION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*(SECTION 1) DIRECTOR HAS A HEALTHY ATTITUDE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(SECTION 2) COMMUNITY WORKER'S CAUSE UNCHANGED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(SECTION 3) YANKTON FAMILY HAS SEEN INDUSTRY GROW,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(SECTION 4) THE SHOW MUST GO ON AT THE ARENA,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(SECTION 6) SISTER VOWS TO CARE FOR SICK,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(SECTION 6) TEACHER MAKES HISTORY COME ALIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(SECTION 1) ASPIRING GOLF PRO CARTED AT EARLY AGE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*(SECTION 3) WHEAT GROWERS HAVE A VOICE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*(SECTION 2) FAVORS MINIMUM OF GOVERNMENT REGULATION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*(SECTION 3) SECRETARY OF AG NEVER LOST TOUCH,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*(SECTION 5) ALWAYS SEARCHING FOR NEW FIELDS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*(SECTION 6) CAREER COUNSELOR STARTED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*(SECTION 2) DIRECTOR KNOWS UPS AND DOWNS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
"*(SECTION 4) FOR SURVIVAL, MUSICIAN HAS PLAYED","Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*(SECTION 6) TEACHER PASSES ON HER PRECISION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
(SECTION 2) LUVERNE ADMINISTRATOR LEARNED ON JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*(SECTION 1) TO PREPARE HOSPITAL'S DAILY MENU,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*(SECTION 3) FOSTER SEEKS TO IMPROVE PUBLIC RELATION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*(SECTION 4) GOOD TIMES IN THE CARDS AT O'TOOLE'S,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*(SECTION 5) LAWYER HAS ALWAYS INVESTED IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*(SECTION 1) COMMON SENSE PRODUCES WINNING RECORD,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*(SECTION 2) A NEW LIFE IN LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*(SECTION 3) TEACHER STRESSES BUSINESS END,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*(SECTION 5) CONTRACTOR FIGHTS AGAINST PREJUDICE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*(SECTION 1) MILT HARVEY'S A LOYAL AUGIE FAN,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*(SECTION 2) PUBLIC SEES ONLY PART OF THE JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*(SECTION 3) HAS SEEN STOCKYARDS' RISE TO NO 1,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*(SECTION 4) DIRECTOR EXERCISES ENTHUSIASM,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*(SECTION 5) IT'S A WHOLESALE NEW BALL GAME,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(SECTION 2) PRIVATE EYE'S JOB HAS LITTLE GLAMOUR,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*(SECTION 1) VET'S FRIEND WHEN VETERANS NEED HELP,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*(SECTION 4) SENATOR CONSIDERED ACTING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*(SECTION 5) THE SECRET'S IN THE STEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
*(SECTION 5) IN THE BUSINESS OF SELLING MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1984, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*FALL OF SAIGON,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MITCHELL FAMILY DOUBLES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STATE NEEDS MORE FOSTER HOMES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BIASED OFFICIALS GIVE PLAYERS BAD VIEW,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONGRESS SHOULD REJECT REBEL AID (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DANCERS DURING TWISTER WARNING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*10 YEARS OF SERVING SIOUX FALLS' HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*800 VOICES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VIETNAM MEMORIES OF INDIAN VETERANS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO NEW PROGRESS ON HOOPS' DEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*VICTIMS PICK UP THE PIECES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CONTRIBUTIONS TO NATIONAL, STATE COLLEGES RISE","Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MEDICAL SCHOOL HURTING, DEAN SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IT'S TIME TO REAWAKEN MARCOS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NURSES IN FUTURE OF HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW MUST SHARE BLAME (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
REAGAN IS TO BLAME FOR BUDGET PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GUNS DON'T COMMIT CRIMES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
LIBYA STRIKE UNFORTUNATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*DYBVIG GIVES UP {dollar}2-A-DAY MAYORAL POST,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAY PRINCIPAL TO LEAD CATHEDRAL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
* AUCTION ENDS IN CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONER HUNKING TO RUN FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS BEGIN VOTER-REGISTRATION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM GROUPS CALL FOR SPECIAL SESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRST TAX INSTALLMENT DUE WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CRITICALLY HURT IN RIVER PARK ALTERCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS PROBATION FOR SELLING FMHA GOODS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST 2 ON CHARGES OF DEALING POT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO HEAR DISPUTE OVER PROPOSED ROAD,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX VALLEY SERVICE TO TAKE OFF IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"DOKKEN RELEASED ON {dollar}100,000 BOND","Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
24-YEAR-OLD CAN RUN FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FORMER BATH TEACHER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATES TO MEET IN MAY 14 FORUM,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOME BURLINGTON ISSUES UNRESOLVED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THEFTS REPORTED AT LYON FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER MISSION MAYOR GETS 1 YEAR PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"*FRANKENFELD, HEIDEPRIEM CLASH OVER TAPE","Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
MICKELSON REBUKES HANSEN,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEEKS MONEY FOR LEARNING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TO SPEAK TO STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SPRINTERS AT DISTANCE-FAMOUS SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD NUCLEAR WASTE TO CALIFORNIA,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DRINKING AGE BATTLE BREWING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NEW POLICE CARS APPLAUDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOPKO PAYROLL FIGURES NOT IMPRESSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT STREET TAX (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*AWARENESS, SUPPORT KEYS IN FIGHTING DIABETES","Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BOARD MEMBER WON'T RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FIRE DESTROYS GRANARY, CAR","Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER LAWMAKER APPOINTED REGENT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GUILTY OF CHILD SNATCHING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAYOR LOSES ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSE ARREST A BAND-AID,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LET THEM EAT PANCAKES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLASH ON DEREGULATION PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS URGED TO FORM AIDS POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STRIKE POSSIBLE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY COMMISSION DELAYS NEW LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TOUCHY ISSUES AFTER LUTHERAN MERGER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*AMERICAN INDIANS AND EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BOARD REJECTS PLAN TO STUDY INCOME TAX IMPACT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS PLAN CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VO-TECH BOND ISSUE GIVEN FINAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
21 LAWMAKERS HONORED FOR VOTING RECORDS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMPUTERS CONTEST WINNERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
OUTSTANDING YOUNG WOMEN PICKED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
6 VOLUNTEER SCOUT LEADERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
REPUBLICAN WOMEN HONOR VOELKER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*TIEFENTHALER WAITS FOR RING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*SDSU WINS WITH TALENT, PRIDE","Argus LeaderApr 29 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MAN WITH KNIFE HOLDS OFF POLICE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUN LOVERS TONE IT DOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GOOD IN TRADE BILL OUTWEIGHS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IMPARTIAL JURY WOULD HAVE BACKED MECHAM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUDGET IS WITHIN LIMITS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*CITY NEEDS ADULT CROSSWALK GUARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BEEF CHECKOFF WORTHWHILE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*REVIEWS SHOULDN'T BE PRETENTIOUS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MEET READERS AT BOOK-SIGNING PARTY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*PROS, STUDENTS JOIN FOR JAM","Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
ARCHAEOLOGIST DIED OF ASTHMATIC ATTACK,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BICYCLIST SEEKS PLEDGES FOR TREK,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN STANDOFF INDICTED IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD HOLDS FINAL TOWN MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MANS WILDERNESS CANOE JOURNEY BEGINS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAN'T RELY ON FEDERAL DROUGHT HELP,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ERRORS WEREN'T DELIBERATE--MORRELL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO STOP HUNGER PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KNUDTSON SEEKS TWO-YEAR TERM ON COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEVELOPMENT OFFICIAL FIRES TWO WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*DEDICATES BUILDING TO FORMER GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEEDS BETTER EDUCATION TO COMPETE--JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CROPS HIGH AND LOWS FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MINISTER'S ATTEMPTED THEFT TRIAL BEGINS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEWSPAPER WINS PART OF TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
UPHOLDS KERKHOVE'S MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
COURT AFFIRMS DECISION ENDING PARENTAL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
USD WOMEN PURSUE NCC TITLE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*A TREE GROWS IN MEMORY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN HELD IN KIDNAPPING OF TWO TEENS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RESISTING ARREST CHARGES DROPPED IN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SLOSHES, SHIVERS THROUGH WINTER RERUN","Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SUNDAY 'ARGUS' THE BIGGEST EVER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BUSH NEEDS PUBLIC'S HELP TO ACHIEVE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DECISIONS SHAPED STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*COMMISSIONERS WHO OK'D KIWANIS WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T GET ON BACKS OF ELDERLY DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PEOPLE CAN BE PROUD OF SD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PAY COMPARISON FALLS FLAT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN BREAKS NEW GROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MUSEUM HOSTS CONCERT, CLINIC","Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'BACHELORS' BOOST MARCH OF DIMES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"ARTS NIGHT '89 NETTED {dollar}40,000 (L)","Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LIBRARY PAYS THANKS TO VOLUNTEERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TEA VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"GOOD MUSIC, GOOD FOOD AT WSHS (L)","Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CANCER GROUP PLANS CELEBRATION OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY STILL CHECKING INTO CYANIDE SPILL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD STUDENT NAMED INDIAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD BRIDGE GETS GOVERNOR'S HELP,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN UPGRADED TO SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEXAS COUPLE GUILTY OF DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BARNYARD ANTICS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY COMMISSIONERS WANT TO SWITCH,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS CONTENT WITH GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WEATHER IS PERFECT OR PERFECTLY HORRIBLE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY CONSIDERS REVISING AFFIRMATIVE ACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DANCER FACES STIFFER CHARGE IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNOR ACTIVATES DROUGHT TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUSPECT ADMITS HITTING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STARTED MANDATORY AIDS EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WELDERS START FIRE AT MORRELL PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SF HALLS RAKE IN MILLIONS FROM GAME,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THOUSANDS OF ANTI-ABORTIONISTS RALLY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE WAY IT IS PLAYED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ADDICTED GAMBLERS CAN FIND HELP,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TAX BURDEN IS HEAVY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*COMMUNICATION CAN HELP LESSEN RACIST MOVEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
HOUSE CATS LIVE BETTER LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
PRESSLER HAPPY MUENSTER CRITICAL OF GOP POLL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
EDITORIAL COMPOUNDS ERROR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
SD CONCERN SELECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
WHO CAUSED S&L MESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
MURRAY PURE PLEASURE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
GROUP CONDEMNS REYNOLDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
*VIKINGS' ROSS DEFENDS TITLE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD WALLEYES PROVIDE FAVORITE TARGET,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
ARBOR DAY AGENCY OFFERS FREE TREES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP CALLS FOR TIGHT SAFETY RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNEGASCO REPLACING COLLEGE GAS LINES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN TREATED FOR CRASH INJURIES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE NAB 13 DRUNKEN DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEACHMAN INSPIRING AS 'GRANDMA MOSES',"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WALKAMERICA TURNOUT SETS RECORD,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CCC IMPACT EARNS PRAISE OF EX-CREWS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SPEARFISH RECEIVED 10 INCHES OF SNOW,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CALIFORNIANS SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR SCAM,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOOD DISTRIBUTION WILL BEGIN MAY 12,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN TEACHERS WILL GET 9 PERCENT RAISES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COP TO BE CHARGED WITH HUNTING FROM AIRPLANE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DSU STUDENTS CATCH SECOND WIND,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PET DISAPPEARANCES PUZZLING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HUDSON WILL TAP INTO RURAL WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
IRRIGATION STUDY WOULD TEST FOR SELENIUM,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*VERMILLION PRODUCTS SELL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ORGANICALLY GROWN FOOD GAINS GROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*COLLEGE LIFE TODAY CALLS FOR OLD CHEVY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*DAYTIME DRAMAS' DEDICATED DEVOTEES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTHERN PARKWAYS OFFER SPECTACULAR VIEWS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1990, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
"*25,000 HONOR VETERANS AT PARADE","Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THRIVES ON SERVING ITS PUBLIC WELL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ARM IMPLANTS GIVE COUPLES ANOTHER CHOICE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DISABILITY AWARENESS EVENTS SET THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
RIVERSIDE RESIDENTS OWE NO APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE MED SCHOOL FINALLY GETS HOME (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LIKE STALIN IN KILLING OWN PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*STATE PROGRAM SHORTCHANGES KIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ALCOHOL IN RECIPE BAD FOR ALCOHOLICS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"AMERICANS WANT SONS, DAUGHTERS TO LIVE (L)","Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY SNAFU LEADS TO EXORBITANT BILL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"STATE GOP UNITED, NOT IN DISARRAY (L)","Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
NO EASY CURE FOR DRY EYES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*1970 STATE TITLE STILL BIGGEST THRILL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BENEFICIARY CAN SEEK START OF PROBATE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
COUNT COULD BE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STOCKHOLDERS TURN DOWN OFFER TO BUY DAKOTAH INC,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
PUBLIC IS INVITED TO SOLID WASTE HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOL, BUSINESS MEETING THURSDAY","Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE RECYCLING DIRECTORY COMPILED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
70 GUARD MEMBERS RETURN THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHIEF DOESN'T MIND GETTING HANDS DIRTY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*CLASS EXAMINES LAKE'S UPS, DOWNS","Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HIKING TRAIL PLANNED FOR OLD RAILROAD PATH,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY HALL MAY BE REMOVED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEADWOOD MOTEL FIGHT GOES TO COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARK DEPARTMENT SPONSORS PHOTO CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO HOST NEXT CAPITAL FOR DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WILD BURROS TO BE PUT UP FOR ADOPTION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
452ND ORDNANCE UNIT MAY BE DISSOLVED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING REACHES NEW HIGH,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HOSPITAL WORKERS MAY JOIN A UNION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OPTIMISTS SPONSOR BIKE SAFETY INSPECTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STURGIS COUPLE WINS MALPRACTICE CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COUPLE CLAIMS IT WAS MISLED BY STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN STUDIES EFFECT OF SCHOOL LUNCHES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBE PLANS ELECTION HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
9-YEAR-OLD POET WINS YOUNG-WRITER CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SEWAGE DISCHARGES UNDER EXAMINATION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SF PART OF CANCER STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PCB PLANT TURNED AWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PARTY HOUSE OFFENDERS GET 1-DAY JAIL SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OLD WAREHOUSE IS NEXT BEST JAIL SITE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OPEN PRIMARIES MAY PUMP UP VOTER INTEREST,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAKE POOPER SCOOPER WHEN WALKING DOG (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NEA FUNDS SUPPORT MANY VALUABLE PROJECTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CARING 911 OPERATORS ARE UNSUNG HEROES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*PARADE ON IN TO 53 HOMES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOK HAS A GIFT WITH BUNS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FLANDREAU MAYOR BARELY KEEPS SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAL ESTATE TAXES ARE DUE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU CELEBRATES GOVERNOR'S DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TURN ABOUT TO HONOR SPRING GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WONDERWALK FOR TOTS SET FOR TODAY AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIELD FIX-UP,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MASUR ANNOUNCES COMMISSION BID,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*18-YEAR-OLD MYSTERY RESURFACES WITH PURSE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NOTORIOUS FORT PIERRE BAR AUCTIONED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY HIRES CONSULTANTS FOR ADVICE ON JAIL EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MOVING EXPENSE DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS MAN EARNS HUMANITIES GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIGH COURT ORDERS NEW TRIAL IN CIVIL CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SATURDAY PROGRAM TO HONOR STUDENTS' RUSHMORE EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPERINTENDENT QUITS IN BELLE FOURCHE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP MULLS FUTURE OF YANKTON BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*BRACE FOR MORE INTERNATIONAL TOURIST TRADE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WIFE RECANTS STATEMENTS MADE TO POLICE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VERMILLION MAN'S NOVEL GETS GOOD CRITIQUES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*SPRINTER AFTER THE 'BIG TIME',"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBE TO ENFORCE FISHING RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MILLER PLANS MORE THAN CARETAKER'S ROLE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WET FIELDS DELAY PLANTING IN EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRESIDENT GETS PASSING GRADE FOR TRYING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ELECTION ON CENTERS WOULD BE APPROPRIATE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INTERPRETERS NEED TO BE BETTER QUALIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OUTSTANDING SCHOLARS DESERVE RECOGNITION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ACT NOW TO STOP SERBS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--BANNING SMOKING AT THE ARENA,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JUDGE WANTS RECORDS IN DOG-SHOOTING CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEX-CRIMES CASE WON'T GET 2ND TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 FACE CHARGES IN COLTON FIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*UP A TREE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FAA HEARS HELICOPTER COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"RECYCLING SHOULDN'T COST MORE, HAULER SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PARK BOARD SEEKS OPTIONS FOR NSP PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PAY BATTLES CANCER PEACEFULLY TO END,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
READERS FAVOR VOTE BY NARROW MARGIN,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*WORKING ON TAN,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON HONORED AT SDSU EVENT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PINE RIDGE WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PLANNED FRIDAY, SATURDAY","Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROJECT SOS HOSTS TRAINING ON SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRAISED FOR ENDING BERESFORD STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REDISTRICTING NETS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SLIGHT MAJORITY WANT VOTE ON PAVILION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*DAUGHTERS IN AREA GO TO WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HEALY'S GOAL: BREAKING :50,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOUISIANA GANG MEMBER INDICTED IN ROWE KILLING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*APRIL SNOW BURIES CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TRAILER-PARK SLAYING SUSPECT FLOWN TO SF,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOP 10 LIST WARNS WHILE IT AMUSES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NIXON SURVIVED FALL WITH TRUE GREATNESS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
OPPOSE CLINTON PLAN'S ABORTION COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SELF-ESTEEM WORRIES HIGHER EDUC (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
CHILDREN'S GUARDIAN SUES THEIR ABUSER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN WILL THROW ETHNIC PARTY TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA WESLEYAN PICKS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAY PLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRIEST PLANS CROSS-COUNTRY TRIP TO PROTEST PORN,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WILL DELIVER MAIL DURING KINGSWOOD SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WHITTIER MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS TO LAUNCH BALLOONS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WINFRED JUNK DEALER CONVICTED OF ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY TEARS DOWN LANDLORD'S GARAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*AUTHOR GORE VIDAL TO VISIT SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TESTS SHOW AIR OK IN ABERDEEN HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CLINTON MEETS INDIAN LEADERS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*KMART PHARMACIST WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MINNESOTA RESIDENTS TO GET WATER OUT OF SD AQUIFER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COURT RULES AGAINST LAND SPECULATORS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
GROUND BROKEN IN YANKTON FOR HUMAN SERVICES CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COUNCIL DECLARES RESERVATION DISASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BROOKINGS BRIDGE CLUB SPANS 30 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL BEGINS FOR THEODORE NEW,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWYERS TRY TO SUPPRESS KEY EVIDENCE IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HIGH COURT REINSTATES FORECLOSURE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*WORKING GIRLS--FOR A DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*HONOR ATHLETES' VOLUNTEER WORK RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUSET'S OWNERS PREPARE THEIR NEW TRACK,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPECIAL OLYMPICS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
*THREE WOMEN LEAVE STATE A LOT RICHER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STATE PARKS GET BUSY WITH CAMPERS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED FOR STATE PARK CAMPERS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'MEDEA' MESSAGE RINGS CLEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SENIORS ENJOYING CRUISES ON INTERNET,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*TEMPERATURE MORE VITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*TERESA'S STORY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EPA CAN'T FORCE ETHANOL USE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"FARMERS, INDUSTRY OPTIMISTIC ABOUT FUEL'S FUTURE","Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SEND IN THE SUN,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GOVERNMENT MUST DO MORE FOR TRIBES--INDIAN LEADERS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SPORTS COMPLEX CUTS INTO EDUCATION NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PROTECTING THE PLANET IS A YEAR-ROUND TASK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PROBES INTO TERRORISM MAY VIOLATE RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WELFARE IS UNFAIR TO HARD-WORKING PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
VICIOUS CIRCLE DEVELOPS WHEN FEAR IS PREVALENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
'OLEANNA' FAILS IN SPITE OF STRONG ACTING,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JAZZY BRUNCH,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VIEWERS CHOOSE NEWS; GET HISTORY CHANNEL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"*'GOOD NEWS' GOSPEL BALANCES ACTION, FAITH","Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*DOW LEGS ONE OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ACCUSED MURDERER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHILD RAPIST GETS TWO LIFE TERMS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN POSING AS COP TAKES WOMAN'S CASH,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*INCUMBENTS SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHERS HELP PUPILS MAKE CHOICES,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WATER DISTRICT DECIDES PREVENTION BEST REMEDY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LUTHERAN CANDIDATES FOR BISHOP TO GATHER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
ATHLETE TO SPEAK AT CLUB CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ELKTON MAN RENAMED TO STATE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MENNO DAM GROUNDBREAKING SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KLEVEN WANTS TO FILL LATE HUSBAND'S TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
UNIVERSITY CONCLUDES {dollar}1 MILLION FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY AWARDED DAR GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CULTURES MINGLE AT SDSU FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
AIR FORCE GENERAL OFFERS RECRUITS LIFE OF ADVENTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DISTRICT CHANGES SPORTS COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*EDITOR SEEKS ABANDONED TOWNS,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"CORPS, DAMS, WAPA TIGHTEN SECURITY AFTER BOMBING","Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PARALEGAL TO APPEAL DISMISSAL OF HARASSMENT SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER-MORRELL MEETING TO TAKE PLACE NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
LOSING MONEY ALONG ITS GROWTH TRAJECTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
CUTS IN AG SUBSIDIES MAY HIT WHEAT HARDEST,"Argus LeaderApr 29 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
CANOEING ACCIDENT KILLS MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PANEL CUTS AGE PUPILS GET BOOKS-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BREEDER NUCLEAR REACTOR CALLED ANSWER TO ENERGY NEED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CHARGE ACCOUNT PERIL FOR US,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
STATE PARK PLAN A PLUS FOR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN CRITICIZED FOR VOTE AGAINST PRAYER IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*GREENHOUSE WORK IS 'FAMILY AFFAIR',"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM FIRMS FRETTING OVER GAS SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
EMPLOYEES TO TRY TO BUY MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TOURISM FIRMS FRETTING OVER GAS SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MCGOVERN ASKS FULL-SCALE INVESTIGATION OF FUEL PINCH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
MCGOVERN ASKS FULL-SCALE INVESTIGATION OF FUEL PINCH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA DOME DELAYED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
ATHLETIC FEES UP 73 PERCENT AT USD,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
ATHLETIC FEES UP 73 PERCENT AT USD,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
AID CUT COULD COST SD {dollar}2.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
AID CUT COULD COST SD {dollar}2.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
COAL-HAULING WILL CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
NEW MISSILE PROPOSAL COULD MAKE SD A TARGET,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"ABDNOR, ACTION GROUP ACCUSED OF CONSPIRING","Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ABDNOR, ACTION GROUP ACCUSED OF CONSPIRING","Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER PUSHES LAST DITCH-THE-TAX EFFORT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER PUSHES LAST DITCH-THE-TAX EFFORT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"MCGOVERN, PRESSLER SEE MUSKIE EASILY CONFIRMED","Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"150,000 SIGNATURES NEEDED","Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"150,000 SIGNATURES NEEDED","Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"*SALEM FARMER, 98, SHOWS RIGHT WAY TO GROW OLD","Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A USED BOOK STORE MOVES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A 'HECKUVA' DEAL-THE CON MEN BLOOM IN THE SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SALEM FARMER, 98, SHOWS RIGHT WAY TO GROW OLD","Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHAPTER TO OFFER SUPPORT FOR BARREN COUPLES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'TIPS FOR TEENS' HOST FEATURED AT CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CITY PLAN BANS SCRAP-FUNDED PARTIES, FLOWERS","Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF DENIED LAND USE BEYOND 3-MILE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ORDINARY CITIZENS HAVE NO RIGHT TO FILE COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ORDINARY CITIZENS HAVE NO RIGHT TO FILE COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOOD STAMPS PROGRAM FACES CUT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF DENIED LAND USE BEYOND 3-MILE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CITY PLAN BANS SCRAP-FUNDED PARTIES, FLOWERS","Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF DENIED LAND USE BEYOND 3-MILE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD'S BABY HOPPERS NOT A CAUSE FOR CONCERN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY PLANS {dollar}1.6 MILLION HIGHWAY REPAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TACO VILLA WEST RECEIVED A SUNDAY LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TACO VILLA WEST RECEIVED A SUNDAY LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
VANCE'S SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CATTLE BRAND RENEWAL DEADLINE MAY 1,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD TO BE REPRESENTED AT ERA MARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
1ST ANHYDROUS ALCOHOL TO BE IN MAY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GARRITSEN GETS DOUBLE LIFE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*DEDICATED BUILDERS SLEEP NEAR THE JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*MINI-COURSES OFFER SOMETHING FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*GENERIC BEER POSTS SLOW SALES IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*GROWING LEEKS 'A LOT OF WORK',"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*GENERIC BEER POSTS SLOW SALES IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*1964 NUCLEAR MISSILES MISHAP COMES TO LIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
1964 NUCLEAR MISSILES MISHAP COMES TO LIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*DOGS BY DAY, MUSIC BY NIGHT","Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE STATLER BROTHERS-'WE HAVEN'T TRIED TO CHANGE',"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DOGS BY DAY, MUSIC BY NIGHT","Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KRAFT KOTTAGE CELEBRATING ITS GRAND OPENING,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*HAND-CRAFTED PIPE ORGAN DEDICATION SET IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HISTORY OF SD MUSIC ASSEMBLED BY SDPTV,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HAND-CRAFTED PIPE ORGAN DEDICATION SET IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HISTORY OF SD MUSIC ASSEMBLED BY SDPTV,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CONDUCTOR--SF SYMPHONY NEARS GOALS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*CONDUCTOR--SF SYMPHONY NEARS GOALS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*BRENDA LEE IN CONCERT WITH STATLER BROTHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SWANHORST KEY TO SOUTH DAKOTA STATE RELAY HOPES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SWANHORST KEY TO SOUTH DAKOTA STATE RELAY HOPES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSING CATTLE SPUR SD COURT BATTLE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON SCORES POLICY VICTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HALF OF 1980 PROPERTY TAXES DUE TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHAMBER SPEAKER--NATION NEEDS ENTIRE REAGAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SIOUX FALLS--THE WINDY (48 MPH) CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*HOPE FOR CHANGE WITH PETERSON (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*HOPE FOR CHANGE WITH PETERSON (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ADVERTISING AWARDS PROGRAM SET,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA WINS {dollar}5000 GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE INVITES CHAIRMEN TO EROS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
'PETE AND CHARLEY' COMING TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE INVITES CHAIRMEN TO EROS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SWIMMING PASSES OFFERED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AQUEDUCT RAISES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
TABLOID TO FEATURE SD LAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
PROF--IMPACT STATEMENT FOR POWER LINE SKIMPY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR WARNS ABOUT ATROCITY INDIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PROF--IMPACT STATEMENT FOR POWER LINE SKIMPY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BILLBOARD REGULATIONS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
BILLBOARD REGULATIONS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
PAT FARRAR NAMED TO STATE BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PRESERVATION GRANTS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MINING PANEL TO MEET NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SEPTIC TANK FAILURE THREATENS HOMES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RIDE SHARING GRANT ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"VANDALS DESTROY 6,000 TROUT-SPEARFISH","Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GROUP WANTS WEB FUNDS UNFROZEN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MOODY COUNTY GROUP SEEKS REGULATION OF URANIUM MINING,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
DROUGHT--GRASS ISN'T GREENER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
DROUGHT--GAMBLING ON CLOUDS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
DROUGHT--EXPECT MORE SNAKES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
GROUP WON'T ADVISE ON GARRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
HOUSE AG COMMITTEE OK'S WEB PIPELINE BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN TELLS OF RELATIONSHIP WITH MATHIS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*'DEATHTRAP', ONE BIG RIDDLE (FINE)","Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IRELAND TRIP FINANCIALLY SET,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SF PLAY WEDS HUMOR WITH BITE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"YEAH, BUT DID YOU SEE THAT...","Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*GIVE A TREE A DRINK TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE THAN ONE MILLION SERVED HERE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN JAILED FOR CONTEMPT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRAIRIE PYROTECHNICS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SD WATER SUIT DELAY SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PIERRE'S IMAGINATIVE COLLEGE COURSE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN INFLATION FIGURES MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WEB CRITICS OPPOSE DEVELOPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRAISES COVERAGE OF INDIAN SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
BIA MISSING ITS DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REVERSAL OF URANIUM DECISION SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"HURON TO HAVE AIRDROP, BOTTLE FLOAT","Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MURDER CHARGE DISMISSED--WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PLAN TO RECYCLE USED OIL TO START IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RC PAPER CARRYING FREE JOB ADDS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REAL ESTATE TAX PAYMENT DUE TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD PRESS ASSN TO MEET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AREA FOOTBALL COACHES ZERO IN ON AUGUSTANA'S RADAR,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOOD SPOTLIGHT SHINES TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LOUIS GEDITZ GUNS FOR THE BIG BOYS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STABILITY KEY TO DALLAS COWBOYS' SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BOY'S HANGING RULED ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JANKLOW WANTS BOOKSTORES TO REMOVE BOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DAYS OF PRAYER ARE NOTHING NEW,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*BARBARA MANDRELL--BIGGER TURNOUT EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BELLMAN CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF COLLEGE HAS NEW LOGO,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FINGER PRINTING MEETING SET,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN AWARDED {dollar}450,000 IN DAD'S DEATH","Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE WILL APPEAL FUNDING RULING,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TREE PLANTED IN PARK FOR ARBOR DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
POLICE CONTINUE INVESTIGATION OF CRIMES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
UNITED PLANS TO SELL 13 BRANCH BANKS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
VOTE AGAINST CHANGE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
TRUSTY PLAN DISCARDED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY NEEDS FULL-TIME LEADERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GOVT PLAYED BIG ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LILLEHAUG & BAND ASSETS TO COMMUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CHAMBER--NOT PEOPLE--REPRESENTED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
REVIEW OF SD SYMPHONY CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
MCKENNAN SHOULD HANDLE OVERFLOW (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BELL LOWERS INSTALLATION FEE--RAISES RATES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARGUS TREE GIVEAWAY CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DAKOTA STATE PRESIDENT RESIGNING,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FUNDS BEING RAISED FOR SF CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
VOLGA & BRUCE HAVE CHOICE OF CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
ARGUS WINS GENERAL EXCELLENCE AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
NEWSPAPERS SHOULDN'T LABEL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
REAGAN WILL RUN--PREDICTED AT SDPA,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*HIPPE HOPES CHANGE IS FOR THE BETTER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SD OLYMPIAN TAKES CHASE TO SILVER SCREEN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOLFGANG BLAZES TO RECORD,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW BURIES CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF PAYS THROUGH THE NOZZLE FOR GASOLINE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCDOWELL FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*EX-KELO ANCHORMAN DEBUTS TONIGHT IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EVERYTHING FROM MUPPETS TO BO DEREK,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MCKENNAN FINISHES NEW TRAUMA CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIERRA CLUB CHAPTER OPPOSES ALTERING WATER LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WOULD LACK PROGRAM FOR VO-TECH TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO GET BONDS FOR NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION MEMBERS RATIFY CONTRACT WITH STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNSELOR FINDS REASSURING WORDS FOR NEW STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO EASE FIGHT FOR MORE BEDS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATORS SHOULD HEED JANKLOW ON WATER BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COULD USE RECREATIONAL COMPLEX (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*STEMSRUD BATTLES VIRUS ON WAY TO RACE VICTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNMENT ISN'T ALWAYS HELPFUL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TAKING A TUMBLE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
USD MAY AX NURSING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOOPS WON'T SIGN CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*FREEMAN'S KAUFMAN TREATS PEOPLE, NOT DISEASE","Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*HUNTINGTON LEADS DAV CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
AMERICAN LEGION SELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BROOKINGS WOMAN HEADS LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PEACEFUL PROTESTERS COMMAND ADMIRATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
YOGI BERRA WILL BE BACK (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T SACRIFICE 26TH STREET (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*ALL SAINTS--RETURN SCHOOL TO DIOCESE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1 IN 5 WOMEN RAPED ON DATES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION VOTE SET FOR JUNE 4,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SOVIET EXPERT SAYS BE PATIENT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WEB AWARDS 5 CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR--DEFICIT REDUCTION TOPS DC TOPICS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ELIZABETH DOLE PLANS JUNE VISIT TO ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BUS DRIVER FACES CHARGE AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SHERWOOD PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN WIFE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
8-YEAR-OLD GIRL DIES AFTER BEING STRUCK BY TRUCK,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN VOTES TO BAN STRIPPERS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
NO FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED IN STURGIS MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SENIOR PROGRAMS MAY LOSE MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*RETAIL LANDMARK TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AREA RESIDENTS WORRY ABOUT KIN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HOME SALE BOOM MAKES FHA GO BUST,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON NUCLEAR POWER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"MALL, AIRPORT ISSUES DESERVE CLOSE LOOK (L)","Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NUCLEAR DISASTER CRIES FOR COOPERATION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY DRIVERS IGNORE LAW (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HUNKING GETS THINGS DONE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*HOPING FOR BETTER TIMES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE DEMOCRATIC RACE WIDE OPEN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ASKS REAGAN FOR DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AID AVAILABLE FOR TORNADO VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*HUNKING TO RUN FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"BOND SET AT {dollar}50,000 FOR SUSPECTS","Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RATE HIKE SEEN IF DAMS ARE SOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BJERKE NAMED NEWS DIRECTOR AT KSFY-TV,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"BRYANT WOMAN, 57, DIES IN CAR-PICKUP COLLISION","Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER HISTORIC REGISTER REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP TO GIVE OUT FREE SWIMMING PASSES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KUNDERT SAYS CORPORATIONS SLOW TO FILE REPORTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRANSCRIPTS GIVEN TO MILLER'S DEFENSE LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON COLLEGE TO HAVE MONEY ON TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TERRORISM HITS HOME FOR SD FAMILY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WET FIELDS DELAY PLANTING,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RESCUER ELUDES PUBLICITY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PRESS CONVENTION BEGINS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CITY TO INSPECT HOMES, APARTMENTS","Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
HEARINGS ON TEACHER CERTIFICATION TESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
RUSHMORE TO OPEN SOON,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
TO STUDY CONTRACTOR'S ROAD REQUEST,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*THE SMOKE GETS IN THEIR EYES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRITZNER NAMED PRESIDENT OF NCGE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SDSU FACULTY MEMBERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*3 STATE CHAMPS INVADE MEET,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*KNIGHTS WEATHER LINCOLN BID 6-3,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1986, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*GUBBRUD BURIED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LEAVES APRIL HIGH AND DRY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON PENITENTARY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SHOULD LET TAXPAYERS IN ON SECRET (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SHOULD REOPEN COLLEGE IN SPRINGFIELD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
VOLUNTEERS MAKE GROUP WORK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*COUNSELOR CARVES NICHE WITH MS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BURKE WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON FARMER RELEASED FROM JAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO CHARGES PLANNED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOG-SKUNK FIGHT SETS OFF RABIES SCARE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*METAL FOR MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROPERTY COMPLAINTS FILED IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD LOW FOR DISCIPLINING DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OFFERS TO GUIDE EMISSARY INTO NICARAGUA,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SALES TAX SET TO JUMP ONE PENNY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FUGITIVE PLEADS GUILTY AFTER SUICIDE SCHEME,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS PLAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIANS WANT EMBASSY IN LIBYA,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
READY TO TAKE MOTHERS FOR A RIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*WHERE SEWER USE FEE GOES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*1ST MEETING OF HUSBAND-WIFE COACHES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TIEFENTHALER ACCEPTS FALCONS' OFFER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
VAULTER SARLO SETS SIGHTS HIGH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*MUNSEN RUNS INTO BIKING RECORD BOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*LAKE VERMILLION PANFISH BITING,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTA 99,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAN WHO HELPED HOMELESS NOW JOBLESS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL TO SEEK WAGE CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OSHA SERVES WARRANT ON PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*EX-OFFICIAL WINEGARDEN DEAN AT 61,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SHORTAGES COULD CORRAL HORSE PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HORSE SANCTUARY HAS A NEGATIVE SIDE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*EX-MAYOR'S CHARGES UNSUBSTANTIATED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TO WIN THE DRUG WAR,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*DUDLEY ON TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VICTORY CHURCH PASTOR HERE TO HEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SINGER TO SPEAK ON FAMILY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AREA BOY SCOUTS COUNCIL RECEIVES DONATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CHRISTIAN ATHLETES HOLD SUCCESSFUL BANQUET (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMMUNITY SUPPORTS SPECIAL OLYMPICS SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"YOUNG JUMPERS RAISE {dollar}1,200 IN HOP-A-THON (L)","Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"FEAST RAISES {dollar}14,000 FOR KIDNEY CHAPTER (L)","Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BOY SCOUTS GATHER FOR SCOUT-O-RAMA,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE OFFERS DROUGHT AID PACKETS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL SPONSORS BINGO FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO SPEAK AT WEEKEND EVENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OLD WEST MUSEUM HOLDS OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEDDY BEAR PICNIC TO BE HELD SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPENDING LIMIT FOR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD MIGHT AVOID EXPANSION VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO SHADE TREELESS PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JAMISON ENTERS RACE FOR CITY POST,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEATH OF HURON MAN RULED ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEUEL COUNTY HOSPITAL WON'T HAVE TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS GRAIN ELEVATORS IN LILY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN STUDENTS ELIGIBLE TO ATTEND JOURNALISM PROG,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITES THREATEN STATE'S WINTER WHEAT CROP,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*LOAN PROGRAM FOR YOUNG PEOPLE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FUGITIVE CAPTURED IN WYOMING,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REPORT CARD,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*FORMER CITY COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*WALL DOCTOR TAKES CARE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*VOICES AND CHOICES THAT ETCHED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEAM WORK NEAR WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NURSES SEEK CURE FOR IMAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLOSING THE TEST SCORE GAP,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DISFIGURED BOY BECOMES CHAMPION FOR DISABLED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
NEW WARDEN INTO A TOUGH SITUATION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*IF LETTER WRITER'S NAME SAME AS YOURS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
ANIMAL RIGHTISTS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
ANIMAL TREATMENT WORSENING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
CONCERNED CITIZENS PLAYS POSITIVE ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
DISCARD PLAN TO RAISE PARTY FUNDS WITH BINGO,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
BEWARE OF BIKE THIEVES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
FISH TOURNEY NOT CANCELED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
"HEADLINE, PICTURE MISLEADING (L)","Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
NEEDS ALASKAN OIL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
MOST IMPORTANT DECISIONS IN STATE'S HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.4"
TEACHERS WANT FAIR PAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.4"
GOD CONDEMNS GAYS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.5"
*FUR TRADER OPENS ROAD TO SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A0, col.1"
*THE NATIVES MEET MANIFEST DESTINY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A0, col.1"
"TRAIL OF SIOUX INDIANS, ONE OF SLIPPING FORTUNES","Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A0, col.2"
*PAYS ITS FIRST OFFICIAL VISIT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A0, col.4"
BRITISH FUR TRADER'S FORT OPENS REGION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A0, col.4"
FRENCHMAN TAKES TRIBAL LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A0, col.4"
"*YANKTON CHIEF LEADS TRIBE FROM STRIFE, LAND","Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A0, col.5"
MANY KEEP ALIVE BROKEN TREATY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A0, col.5"
"*PROSPECT OF FREE, CHEAP LAND","Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A0, col.6"
SETTLEMENT GATHERS STEAM WITH RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A0, col.6"
*FARMERS REAP BENEFITS OF UNIVERSITY RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A0, col.7"
*PIERRE WINS ROUND 3 IN CAPITOL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A0, col.7"
*PIERRE WINS ROUND 3 IN CAPITAL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A0, col.7"
*HOMESTAKE FOUNDER PAVES WAY INTO HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A0, col.8"
*THERE'S GOLD IN THOSE HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A0, col.8"
*PURCHASE POLARIZED DESTINIES OF RACES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A1, col.0"
TO HELP SOLVE TROUBLES WITH INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A1, col.0"
*GOVERNOR'S DEDICATION COST DEARLY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A1, col.1"
*SOME STILL QUESTION DECISION OF SPLIT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.A, p.A1, col.1"
USD RECRUIT TRAVELS BY KNIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FOREHAND SERVES ROSS WELL IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STRESS IS AMONG TOUGHEST OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RED DEVIL TRACK OPENS WITH IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*FLYING FREE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*RANCHER AIMS TO PLEASE WITH HUNTING VENTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
LAKE ALBERT IS FISHING SECRET,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
GF&P TO DETERMINE HUNTING SEASONS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
GUIDES CAN MAKE DIFFERENCE IN HUNTING SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*STATEHOOD BATTLE TAKES 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B0, col.1"
*DIVIDING SPOILS TURNS INTO MOB SCENE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B0, col.2"
"7 UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES ESTABLISHED","Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B0, col.3"
*RINGNECKS FIND NICHE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B0, col.4"
*SITTING BULL A VICTIM OF FEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B0, col.4"
AUGUSTANA'S MOVE RATTLES CANTON FOLKS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B0, col.5"
DOWNTOWN OFFERS IDEAL SETTING FOR HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B0, col.5"
*CATHEDRAL SHEPHERDS CITY'S CATHOLICS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B0, col.6"
PRESENTATION SISTERS HELP STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B0, col.6"
MAMIE PYLE TAKES LEAD IN VOTE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B0, col.7"
MORRELL HELPS BUILD FUTURE OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B0, col.7"
ESTABLISHING RURAL CREDIT HURTS ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B0, col.9"
NORBECK'S CONTRIBUTIONS HELP STATE MOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B0, col.9"
STATE OWNED PLANT EARNS HARD CASH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B0, col.9"
*CUSTER PAVES WAY FOR PARK SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B1, col.0"
HILLS BEAUTY WITHIN PUBLIC REACH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B1, col.0"
*ARBORISTS' ARDOR TAKES ROOT IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B1, col.2"
*BRINGS DISTINCTION TO MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.B, p.B1, col.2"
CROOKS MAN HURT IN CAR-TRAIN CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIRL INJURED AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL MIGHT BE FORCED TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEWS GROUP HONORS 'RAPID CITY JOURNAL',"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SNOWY WEATHER HALTS CLOUD SEEDING EFFORT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRAVELING BACK TO PIONEER DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP LOOKING FOR MORE HELP,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL TO DISCUSS SCHOOL BOUNDARIES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TAKING CARE OF THOSE TIRED TOES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AUTHORITIES TRY TO IMPEDE DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WAGON TRAIN TO CAMP IN SEVERAL TOWNS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MICKELSON TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 'ON-LINE',"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED TO THOSE INDICTED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
COUNCIL REVERSES PLAN ON STEVENS PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWSPAPERS WIN AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SCULPTOR CARVES TRIBUTE TO NATION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.C0, col.1"
*VIOLENT STRIKE FORGES MORRELL WORK FORCE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.C0, col.1"
*GOVERNOR LEAVES MARK OF PROGRESSIVE IDEALS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.C0, col.3"
*COOLIDGE PROVIDES GAME LODGE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.C0, col.4"
EAST MEETS WEST AT THE RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.C0, col.4"
*SHELTERBELT PROJECT TAKES ROOT DURING DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.C0, col.5"
GOVERNOR SETS PLAN FOR DAMS IN MOTION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.C0, col.5"
*'PASSION PLAY' TO HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.C0, col.6"
DRUGSTORE MAKES WALL NATIONAL ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.C0, col.6"
*DIVISION CREATES ERA OF THE BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.C0, col.8"
GI BILL FILLS STATE COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.C0, col.8"
*NEW DEAL ORDER ELECTRIFIES STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.C0, col.9"
CLUBS HELP GET WOMEN OUT OF HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.C, p.C1, col.0"
STATION REMAINS FLAGSHIP OF MEDIA GIANT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STATE WRESTLES OVER DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D0, col.1"
ANTI-WAR PROTESTS SHATTER MOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D0, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS GOES TO WAR,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D0, col.3"
THESE SILOS STORE DEADLY COMMODITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D0, col.3"
WARTIME AIR BASE BECOMES POWERHOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D0, col.3"
*INTERSTATE LANES CUT DIRECT PATHS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D0, col.4"
PICK MEETS SLOAN--THE REST IS HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D0, col.4"
SENATOR PROPOSES BRINGING TO HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D0, col.5"
STATE ADOPTS CLOSED-SHOP LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D0, col.5"
BRINGS CHANGE TO MENTAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D0, col.6"
"ELDERLY ARE LARGE, NEGLECTED GROUP","Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D0, col.6"
*BLAZES TRAIL AS FIRST SD INDIAN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D0, col.7"
INDIAN JURISDICTION LAW PERPLEXES OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D0, col.7"
*SCHOOL-LESS DISTRICTS TOLD TO JOIN OR DIE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D0, col.8"
MANDATORY CONSOLIDATION LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D0, col.8"
ANTI-WAR PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D0, col.9"
*TRACK MEET BRINGS STARS TO CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D1, col.0"
*CHURCHES SET ASIDE DIFFERENCES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D1, col.1"
DOCTOR DEFIES LAW TO PERFORM ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D1, col.1"
SCHOOL LEAVES SMALL TOWN FOR BIG CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.D, p.D1, col.2"
"*CITY EMPLOYEE, BUILDERS HONORED","Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SPEAKER SPREADS POWER MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SENATOR RISES TO A HARSH REJECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.E, p.E0, col.1"
LEGISLATURE GIVES MEDICAL EDUCATION SHOT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.E, p.E0, col.1"
*BORN OF DEFLATED HOPES FOR STEEL ROOF,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.E, p.E0, col.3"
*CLOUD SEEDING TAKES ROOT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.E, p.E0, col.4"
PROGRAMS TO SET YOUTH ON RIGHT ROAD,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.E, p.E0, col.6"
*MASSACRE SITE BECOMES MODERN FLASHPOINT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.E, p.E0, col.8"
*GOV KNEIP ORDERS MASSIVE OVERHAUL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.E, p.E0, col.9"
"*MOXIE, VISION EARN STATE EROS DATA CTR","Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.E, p.E1, col.0"
*HOUSING FOR LOW-INCOME HOMEBUYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.E, p.E1, col.1"
*SHOPPING EMPIRE COVERS 150 MILES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.E, p.E1, col.2"
*GOVERNOR'S LIEUTENANT SPOILS REVENUE PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.E, p.E1, col.4"
IT WAS KNOWN AS THE LIAR'S TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.E, p.E1, col.4"
*CHILD OF PICK-SLOAN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.E, p.E1, col.5"
*RIVAL TOWNS ALMOST WARRED FOR COUNTY SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*NURSE TAKES ROLE OF HELPER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*BANKING GIANT PUTS BRANCH IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.G, p.G0, col.1"
*PLAN ENGINEERED TO SAVE RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.G, p.G0, col.1"
*DEREGULATION THREATENS SMALL AIRPORTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.G, p.G0, col.2"
*APPROVE BAN OF CORPORATE HOG FARMS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.G, p.G0, col.3"
*PIPELINE STRETCHES OVER NORTHEAST,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.G, p.G0, col.4"
*PRISON PLAN ANGERS UNIVERSITY TOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.G, p.G0, col.5"
*BALLOT MEASURE PITS EDGEMONT AGAINST STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.G, p.G0, col.6"
*STATE MOVES UP PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.G, p.G0, col.7"
*THE COAL-SLURRY PIPELINE THAT COULDN'T,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.G, p.G0, col.9"
*RURAL CHURCHES FIND SURVIVAL MISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.G, p.G1, col.0"
*AMENDMENT LEADS TO SINGLE MEMBER DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.G, p.G1, col.1"
*HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS SCORE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.G, p.G1, col.3"
*MAVERICK GOVERNOR TAKES CENTER STAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.G, p.G1, col.5"
*10-MONTH PENNY TAX FUNDS PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.G, p.G1, col.5"
*FUTURE LIES IN ITS PAST,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.G, p.G1, col.7"
TOWNS BEAR NAMES OF LEADERS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1989, sect.G, p.G1, col.8"
*TOUGH-FIGHT FOR THE TOP,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEED TO LEARN A FOREIGN TONGUE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAPID CITY REGULATES GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*IT'S TIME TO START SAVING OUR WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*STUFFED PETS MAKE GREAT HOUSEMATES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
THRESHOLD OFFERS ANTI-DRUG PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
CONGRESS SHOULD KEEP BUDGET-BALANCING LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEFENSE SPENDING CUT WOULD BE SUICIDE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROTEST HAS CHANGED LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
STOP ARTS ENDOWMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NO SIMPLE CURE FOR PERSPIRATION PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*COLUMN COMES TO AN END,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*AREA COURSES GIVE VARIETY TO GOLFERS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*CURT BYRUM WINS {dollar}23,000 IN TOURNEY","Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ISABEL'S LINDSKOV NAMED TOP PLAYER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHARITABLE DONATIONS DO COUNT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*PAINT YOUR FUTURE ON A COMPUTER CANVAS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CITY LIKELY TO OK CONTRACT TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIRL INJURED AFTER RUNNING INTO TRUCK,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE NAMED TO PANEL STUDYING PRISON SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RETIRED FEDERAL WORKERS TO ATTEND CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOPS PLANNED ON FOOD SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BURGLARY SUSPECT NABBED IN THE ACT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN EDUCATOR HAS WORKED LONG,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MARCHERS WANT FOOD NOT ARMS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IF FAIRVIEW KILLER HAS CONVICTION REVERSED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MEMORY OF TRAIN CHUGS ALONG IN DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARIZ TV STATION EXAMINES WATERTOWN SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"RAIN, SNOW BRING SOME RELIEF","Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-GOVERNOR TO SPEAK TO BERESFORD STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
90 YEARS OF COMBINED SERVICE ENDS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JUDGES DIVIDED BUT NOT FUMING OVER SMOKE BAN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*LONG-TIME 'ARGUS' AD MANAGER DIES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF DRENCHED BY INCH OF NEEDED RAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DOUBLE-TEAMING HILL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF ELKS MIGHT SELL THEIR LODGE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"UNION STRIKES OUT, MUST PAY","Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ATTEND EVERY DAY OF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CLERK--IT'S MY ERROR, MY TICKET","Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*VIOLINMAKER'S DREAM COMES TRUE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*WRITER FINDS UNIVERSAL THEME IN REGIONAL STORIES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BUSH SCHOOL PLAN LOW ON SUBSTANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESIDENT KEPT PROMISE ABOUT WAR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOVERNMENT FOR RICH NOW THREATENS SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*400-METER FIELD IS FILLED WITH SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL ANGLERS WIN WALLEYE TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NEWTON HILLS TRIES TO GAIN LASTING ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"FEDS, HURON MEATPACKER SETTLE DISPUTE","Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
FIRMS HIRED TO PLAN CITY HALL REMODELING,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN GUN-WAVING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN FINED {dollar}400 IN NEW YEAR'S SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ORDNANCE COMPANY ARRIVES HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WHITE--ANOTHER TERM TO FINISH WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM WANTS SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TWIGGS TRIES 3RD BID FOR CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER PARK-IT MARKET,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
4 LOST CHILDREN FOUND NEAR BADLANDS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BRANDON LOYALTY DAY PARADE SET FOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGHWAY 81 ROADWORK BEGINS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"RECEIVES {dollar}103,734 VIRAL RESEARCH GRANT","Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE HALL OF HONOR NOMINATIONS ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WORKERS TO GO ON STRIKE AT JEWELRY MANUFACTURER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TOUCH DOWN NORTH OF COUNCIL BLUFFS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GUN CLUB HAS IDEA FOR CLOSED MILITARY BASES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TAXING INDIAN LAND IS IN HANDS OF COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FEDS BOOST DRUG FUNDS TO SD,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"*CARETRAUM CAN STAY ON 911, COUNTY SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRAZY HORSE BREW WON'T CHANGE NAME,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUNNY-DAY SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*CITY POLICEMAN 'REALLY, REALLY SAD'","Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*RARE ANGIOEDEMA CAUSES SWELLING,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"'NEWSWEEK' TAKES WRONG ROAD, LARRY IS SCHOLAR, TOO","Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"*MANY SCHOOLS OFFER QUALITY, HELP NECESSARY (PROF)","Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
OPENNESS MAY HAVE PREVENTED DRUG SPAT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS SHOULDN'T BE SCRATCHED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TEENS ALREADY SHORT A FEW BALL DIAMONDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SDEA DIDN'T EXAMINE ALL THE CANDIDATES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--AN ENTERTAINMENT CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
AG GROUP BACKS LAB IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE EASES RULES ON STOCK HAULERS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BOND PROGRAM BOOSTS FARM BUYS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*CASELLI TOPS FARM GROUP VOTING CARD,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
CHILD ABUSER GETS 8 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLUB SET TO HONOR THREE LAW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHORT CAUSES FIRE IN BROOKINGS MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKER STARTS FIRE IN USD BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BILL SEEKS TO FORTIFY HEALTH SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW CLINIC TO DISPLAY WISCONSIN WOMAN'S QUILTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*PROGRAM HELPS TEEN GRADUATE, TURN LIFE AROUND","Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY PROGRAM NEEDS TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*RESCUE SCENE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*HEARTWORM CASES HIT WATERTOWN AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ALBANIAN TITLE DOESN'T INTEREST JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FMHA LOAN OK'D FOR CITY OF TEA,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KIDNAPPER RECEIVES 90 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO CHEATING LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA BEER RESURFACES IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TO HELP CATCH BOMB THREAT CALLERS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
YANKTON STUDENTS USE LETTER CAMPAIGN TO LOBBY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*DIVING INTO HIS WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FAA ORDERS PROPELLER INSPECTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER CHANGES NAME BUT LITTLE ELSE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LIGHTING UP THE NIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NICKEL LOTTERY MACHINES SHOULD BE IN BARS BY FALL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER CALLS FOR COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PRESIDENT IS OFF TO A DECENT START (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DON'T LET THEM TOUCH OUR CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
30 POUNDS IN 30 DAYS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"ANSWERS NEEDED OVER TAX, LOTTERY ISSUES (L)","Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
COMIC STRIP ON GAYS DIDN'T BELONG IN PAPER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
ONLY GAMBLING WINNERS ARE BAR OWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
"HEY, EVEN I MIGHT HAVE BOUGHT WHS FOR A BUCK (L)","Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
SD WOMAN DIES IN NEBRASKA CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT IS CHARGED IN USD BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TYNDALL WOMAN'S MURDER TRIAL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*'HOLLYWEIRD' HURTING TEENAGERS, FOCUS ON FAMILY","Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT A DAY FOR A WASH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO CHECK INTO RACIAL CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WORTHINGTON HISPANICS CLAIM HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE WILL KEEP MILLER IN PRISON PENDING APPEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WITNESSES SAY OLSON GAVE POT IMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FEDERAL EMPLOYEE DIRECTOR TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOB WIRE SERVICE INSTALLED AT USD,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD NURSE RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE FAIR REVIVES QUEEN PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BABBITT SETS RULES FOR RESERVATION DUMPS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NURSE PLACED ON PROBATION FOR BOY'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"PRINCIPAL, TEACHERS MUST PLUNGE INTO JELL-O","Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EVIDENCE IN TORTURE CASE WAS ADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"NORWEST MUST PAY DAMAGES ON LOAN DENIAL, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SEARS STORE TO OPEN BATTERY CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"FOREIGNERS TARGETING MIDWEST, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*TRACKS GEAR UP FOR SEASON,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POET ANGELOU GIVES PEOPLE PROPER MODEL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ANCIENT AIRCRAFT ARE A BREEZE TO ENJOY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COMPUTERS ARE SPEEDY SIMPLICITY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JOY'S PETITION DRIVE FALLING SHORT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT A WEEK IT WAS],"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CLINTON REAFFIRMS PLEDGES TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SHOOTING SUSPECT BACK IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TWO EAGLES RETURN TO FORT RANDALL DAM,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CONCERTS SET FOR REGION THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DOWNTOWN MARKET OPEN DESPITE SNOW,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES SHOULD HELP NEEDY HERE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
OPPOSE HEALTH PLAN'S ABORTION COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*GOD REMOVES BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SMOKE PRODUCED BY FIRE TRAINING,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATE DENIES THREATENING DRIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT IN KILLING CHARGED WITH THEFT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NICKEL SLOTS BOOST VIDEO-LOTTERY ACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ALLEN PROPOSES STATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW DOESN'T KEEP CROWDS FROM KINGSWOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITIZENS NEED ROLE IN EDUCATION PLANNING,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE ORDERED MILLIONS WORTH OF EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"CITY SAVES {dollar}40,000 BY DECIDING TO NOT PLOW","Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SCHREIER REMOVES HERSELF FROM CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PANEL TO REVIEW TELEPHONE POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOLD MINES FINED FOR KILLING BIRDS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS FIRM FINED FOR METAL DISCHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRUG INVESTIGATION BRINGS MORE ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE CHILD ABUSE NUMBERS FALL 2 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MAN SURVIVES PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*JUDGE UPHOLDS PRISON RIOT CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS RESIDENTS TO STOP APARTMENT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
RAPID CITY DROPS YEAR-ROUND PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE TO PAY {dollar}1 MILLION FOR RAILRAOD TRACKS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DIET BEST DEFENSE AGAINST CANCER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*FIRM THAT RUNS EMPIRE HIRES SD NATIVE AS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GATEWAY 2000 SHARES PLUNGE BY 25 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*GOLF SEASON IS GOING SNOW WHERE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NO 1 DOESN'T MEAN THAT MUCH,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"HOLES FILLED, EXPECTATIONS BUILD IN PRACTICES","Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BID TO BRING HOCKEY TEAM GOES TO COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*FIRE DANGER HEATING UP IN SD'S AGING SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MAJORITY WANT DEEPER PROPERTY-TAX CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SIMPLE TO SEVERE HAZARDS TURN UP,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*FIRE REPORTS SOMETIMES USED FOR POLITICAL PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*BANK ORGANIZERS BUCK A TREND,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*FEARING LOSS OF LIFESTYLE, TOWN REJECTS JOBS","Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER HANGS ON,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*THE ART OF COUNTING BIRDS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
*TURKEY HUNT IS WELCOME RITUAL,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*TO NET 120 MILLION WALLEYE EGGS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
POLICE CANINE UNIT TOO COSTLY FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO AREA RIVERS FALL BELOW FLOOD STAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY DEDICATING HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TIME PROVED WAR WRONG,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FEELING BUBBLY,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WORK OF DETRACTORS OF RELIGIOUS SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MCENTIRE AT HER BEST WITH HEART-BREAKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*VETERAN RECALLS DAY HIS PRAYERS WERE ANSWERED,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FEED SERVICE IS FIRST TO GET PROGRAM LOAN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN SCIENCE BOWL EVENT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PENNINGTON COUNTY BACKS TAX ON LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN IN HOSPITAL AFTER FALLING FROM WATER TOWER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MISSION MAN FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MARCH REVENUES DROP FOR DEADWOOD CASINOS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*23RD HEAD OF DAKOTA WESLEYAN,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN BLAMES HATEFUL TONE FOR OKLAHOMA BLAST,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*WOMAN ESCAPES INJURY IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*NEW COUNTY JAIL NEXT BUILDING NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
SHOULDN'T LEAD TO RESTRICTIONS (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
OK. TRAGEDY RAISES FEAR OF VOILENCE (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
SD PRIMARY CONTEST WILL BE A GOOD ONE (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
*WETLANDS LAW HURTS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
*REGULATIONS ARE MORE THAN FAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
AMNIOTIC FLUID VITAL FOR HEALTHY PREGNANCY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
ONCOLOGY NURSING IS A REWARDING CAREER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
HELP FOR CHIQUITA SHOULD BE CONDITIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
THOMAS MISGUIDED IN VIEWS ON CAPITALISM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
STORY ON MAKING BOMB WAS IRRESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
SELF-APPOINTED MILITIAS VIOLATE THE CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
ASBESTOS REALLY IS HARMFUL TO HUMANS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
REPUBLICAN CONTRACT WOULDN'T HURT STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
CPB DOESN'T NEED SUPPORT FROM TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
ARTICLES ON CHRISTIANITY PROVIDED INSPIRATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
*RAISING THEIR EXPECTATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*MCNAMARA BOOK MAKES VETERAN LESS CYNICAL ABOUT WAR,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG GIRLS INSIST THAT THEIR SELF-ESTEEM IS STRONG,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*BACK ROADS GOOD IN TEXAS; HIGHWAYS IMPROVE IN NEBR.,"Argus LeaderApr 30 1995, sect.G, p.07, col.1"
Retailer seeks office.,"Argus LeaderApril 15, 1982, sect.D, p.3, col.1"
Colton girl takes state spelling bee.,"Argus LeaderApril 2, 1995, sect.D, p.1, col.2"
All-state band becomes a habit.,"Argus LeaderApril 23, 1984, sect.C, p.1, col.2"
Novel approach to problems on reservation.,"Argus LeaderApril 28, 1987, sect.C, p.1, col.2"
"Once a victim, now a helper.","Argus LeaderApril 30, 1990, sect.C, p.2, col.1"
FARMERS EXPECT TO DUPLICATE OR SURPASS 1978 CROP,"Argus LeaderArp 17 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BONDING FIRM PLANS DOWNTOWN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GAS AVAILABLE AT A PRICE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUC OKS 17 PERCENT RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JANKLOW, DEMOCRATS BICKERING","Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*RADISSON, RAMKOTA EYE DOWNTOWN HOTEL SITE","Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
57 FARMERS DESERT IRRIGATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SET ASIDE PLAN PASSES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*RUSSELL MEANS LEFT THE STATE PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER OPPOSES RECESS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TAX INCOME UP-RAPID CITY STILL FRETS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOPPER BATTLE PLAN FORMED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
JERRY RADACK TO SEEK PARTY POST,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"DRUGS, EXPLOSIVES CAPTURED IN RAIDS","Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WINGLER ASKS TO SCHEDULE ROCK CONCERT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
BETTER TO MINE THAN BURY WASTE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BETTER TO MINE THAN BURY WASTE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BLACK HILLS MEDIA NUCLEAR COVERAGE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
BLACK HILLS MEDIA NUCLEAR COVERAGE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SCHOOLS DEFINE PERSONNEL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
SCHOOLS DEFINE PERSONNEL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*BOOS BACK IN SWIM PROGRAM HE STARTED IN 1935,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BOOS BACK IN SWIM PROGRAM HE STARTED IN 1935,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRADE SECRET LAWSUIT FILED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
ASHLEY HOMESICK,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX WHO-IN SOUTH WHAT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FLOWERS-FOOD FOR THE SOUL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BLOSSOMS NOT JUST DECORATIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FLOWERS-FOOD FOR THE SOUL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BLOSSOMS NOT JUST DECORATIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.E, p.13, col.1"
"TRAVEL SD, 30 DAYS TO GO 30 WAYS","Argus LeaderAug 01 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*GRAND JURY RECONVENES, QUESTIONS 3","Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM PRICES LEAP 5.2 PERCENT IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*GRAND JURY RECONVENES, QUESTIONS 3","Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*GRAND JURY RECONVENES, QUESTIONS 3","Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHEAT CARTEL FACES HURDLES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP TEENS PURSUE CLEAR VISION,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOP TEENS PURSUE CLEAR VISION,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*IRAN CRISIS HASN'T DETERRED PAIR FROM FOREIGN SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*IRAN CRISIS HASN'T DETERRED PAIR FROM FOREIGN SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*'CADDYSHACK'-A SLICE OF COMEDY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CAESAREAN BIRTHS ON THE UPSWING,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
YANKTON DRAWS IN WRITERS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
'BLIND PILOT'-IRISH SAGA FALLS FLAT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SD HISTORY DISPLAYED BY PHOTOS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SD HISTORY DISPLAYED BY PHOTOS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
YANKEE SKIPPER HOWSER HAS BASIN LEAGUE ROOTS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKEE SKIPPER HOWSER HAS BASIN LEAGUE ROOTS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU NAMES FORSYTH,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SDSU NAMES FORSYTH,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MEDICAL FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT HUSET SPEEDWAY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
MEDICAL FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT HUSET SPEEDWAY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
MEDICAL FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT HUSET SPEEDWAY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FISHING REPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*UNITED WAY THREATENS INDIAN AGENCY CUT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNITED WAY THREATENS INDIAN AGENCY CUT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL GOP LEADERSHIP CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-CARTER SHOULDN'T BE BLAMED FOR HIS BROTHER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNITED WAY THREATENS INDIAN AGENCY CUT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNITED WAY THREATENS INDIAN AGENCY CUT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-CARTER SHOULDN'T BE BLAMED FOR HIS BROTHER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL GOP LEADERSHIP CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNITED WAY THREATENS INDIAN AGENCY CUT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNITED WAY THREATENS INDIAN AGENCY CUT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHEMICAL ALLERGY BLAMED FOR WORKER'S DEAFNESS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHEMICAL ALLERGY BLAMED FOR WORKER'S DEAFNESS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHEMICAL ALLERGY BLAMED FOR WORKER'S DEAFNESS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAVINS POINT DAM 25 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GAVINS POINT DAM 25 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SF ROBBERIES BRING 60 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MCCOOK LAKE LAND DEAL HIT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MCCOOK LAKE LAND DEAL HIT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SF ROBBERIES BRING 60 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MORALITY IS BASIS FOR LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOLDFISH BOWL VIEW OF CARTER (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN-'FAMILY' VOTE SURVEY A GIMMICK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN-'FAMILY' VOTE SURVEY A GIMMICK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR SIGNED LETTER TO IRAN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ACCIDENT VICTIM IN FAIR CONDITION,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FUMES IGNITE-PAIR BURNED NEAR WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO BURGLARY SUSPECTS ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOLSEY GOAT RACES SET FOR AUG 10,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SUSPECT ATTEMPTS SUICIDE, CAPTURED","Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY TAX BREAKS MAY BE ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHRIVER'S OPENING IN NEW TOWN MALL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"SUNSHINE DROPPING 40 JOBS, MODERNIZING","Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"SUNSHINE DROPPING 40 JOBS, MODERNIZING","Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EGYPTIAN TEAM VIEWS NEWBORN CARE IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EGYPTIAN TEAM VIEWS NEWBORN CARE IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*HELICOPTER CRASH AT JOE FOSS FIELD,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOMESTAKE SUES SD OVER TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOMESTAKE SUES SD OVERTAX,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOMESTAKE SUES SD OVER TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WESTERN WANTS OUT OF PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"HEAVY RAIN, HAIL HIT SD","Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
FANS' REACTIONS SPLIT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NICHOL-EVIDENCE WEIGHS AGAINST USD OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX TO BURY 14TH CENTURY MASSACRE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX TO BURY 14TH CENTURY MASSACRE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SCHEDULES MEETING ON WATER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KNEIP SAYS HE MAY RUN FOR GOVERNOR AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NICHOL-EVIDENCE WEIGHS AGAINST USD OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NICHOL-EVIDENCE WEIGHS AGAINST USD OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NICHOL-EVIDENCE WEIGHS AGAINST USD OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SCHEDULES MEETING ON WATER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD GETS {dollar}2.8 MILLION FOR RAIL LINE REPAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SEIDSCHLAW CASE IN RETROSPECT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEIDSCHLAW CASE IN RETROSPECT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"REAGAN'S SPENDING, DEFENSE POLICIES HIT (L)","Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PAUL HARVEY UNFAIR ON 'PRO LIFE' ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PAUL HARVEY UNFAIR ON 'PRO LIFE' ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LESS US SPENDING IS WAY TO CUT TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HEARING COVERS ELDERLY HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SD CATTLE, CALF INVENTORY DOWN","Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOCATIONAL ED CONFERENCE AUG 3-5,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LAKE PRESTON EDITOR SEEKS RULING ON MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER YANKTON POLICE OFFICER SUES YANKTON,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LAKE PRESTON EDITOR SEEKS RULING ON MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 PLEAD INNOCENT TO YANKTON WATER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT FORCES NATIONAL BANK TO DROP OFFER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT TO HIRE FOUR,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AFFIDAVIT LED TO ESCORT SEARCH,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JURY FINDS MAN GUILTY IN TAX TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AFFIDAVIT LED TO ESCORT SEARCH,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INDIANS FIND SIOUX FALLS NO HAVEN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL, IBP SIMILARITIES STOP AT LABOR NEGOTIATIONS","Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUNBANK TO OFFER SUPER NOW CHECKING ACCOUNT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBER UNDECIDED ON LEGAL GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEB PATROL TO WATCH IBP ON MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DECAY THREATENS BLACKSTONE, WORRIES TENANTS","Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD STATE EMPLOYEES TO REQUEST COST OF LIVING RAISE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CRACKDOWN APPROPRIATE FOR SCHOOL LOAN ABUSERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GET-TOUGH POLICY AGAINST DRINKING DRIVERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE'S VOTING RECORD COULD BE MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD SHOULD REPRESENT THE PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BONE PARTICLES IN MEAT GOOD SOURCE OF CALCIUM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SD SHOULD ADVERTISE ITS FISHING RESOURCES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BUS DRIVER MUST OBEY TRAFFIC LAWS TOO (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
QUESTIONS DASCHLE'S LEGISLATIVE SKILL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ROBERTS WAS ELECTED TO REPRESENT SD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*FARMERS' OPEN AIR MARKET,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CHILD SAFETY RESTRAINTS PROMOTED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HALF OF STATE'S VETS WERE IN WWII,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOMESTAKE STRIKE SETS RECORD,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VIRGIL MAN DIES IN CAR-TRUCK CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BLACK HILLS BUSINESSES SEEING FEWER BUS TOURS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CONTROL DATA DIVISION LAYS OFF SOME RC EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PLANS STILL ON FOR 3-DAY CONCERT DURING RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COURT ASKED TO RULE ON FARM LAND TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
FREEMAN STICKS TO BELIEFS IN CAMPGROUND DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
STATE CAN KEEP FEDERAL EDUCATION MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SF KIDS' MOTIVATION IN SPORTS NORMAL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEPRESSION COMMON TO THIS WALLEYE FISHERMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*IT'S NO ORDINARY SOFTBALL GAME AT PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MIDGET CAR RACING COMES TO HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
UNDEFEATED--HURON GODFATHER'S PIZZA TEAM,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*TEENAGE SEX,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A NEW ORCHESTRA CONDUCTOR AT AUGUSTANA COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"*CAROLE PAGONES MIXES POLITICS, RECIPES","Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*ENGBRECHT PROMOTED TO AD VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"*INNOVATION, PROMOTIONS HAVE DRIVEN TO SUCCESS","Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SD COUPLE FINDS TODAY'S MARKET FRAGILE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
IT'S GOING TO BE A LONG FALL FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SMUGGLING COCAINE INTO CITY IS EASY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TUITION RISES 7 PERCENT IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BEST FRIENDS THROUGH THICK AND THIN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
'DOCTOR LOVE' IS STRING OF SLEAZY LOVE AFFAIRS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*TEACHER IS DEDICATED TO HELPING HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION WILL AWARD STREET CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLLUTION CONTROLS NOW OPERATE AT CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 HORSES IN MITCHELL AREA HAVE ENCEPHALITIS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARTIST HAS HAY DAY WITH ENVIRONMENTAL SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORMER USERS--HIGH ISN'T WORTH IT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NEW SOVIET GRAIN PACT TANGIBLE EXPORT STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"CRANE IGNORED TRUST, SHOULD QUIT HOUSE SEAT (L)","Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*FAMILY'S PORTRAIT SPANS FIVE GENERATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE--REAGAN'S PLAN WOULD COST MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO GIVE MORE ADVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MONTANA GOVERNOR SAYS ETSI SUITS START OF WATER WAR,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*PET OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
IT'S NO SURPRISE THAT NEBRASKA OK'D MANDAN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LEAD WOMAN GOES TO COURT TO WIN BACK SEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES FOR 1982 TRAFFIC FATALITY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NEW PROGRAM GIVES STATE VEHICLES LONGER WEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAIL ABANDONMENT HEARING WILL BE IN SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TEXAS POLICE ARREST 2 MEN WITH SD TIES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
UNION ASK FOR SURVEY OF HIGHWAY JOB PAY RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
IT'S A LONG HAUL FOR WINTER WHEAT CREW,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LEAD RESIDENTS TAP UNUSUAL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
FIRM TESTS SCRUBS IN WORLD OF FASHION,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
RAPID CITY'S F L THORPE LAST IN EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*HAHN, BERNARD WORK THEIR MAGIC","Argus LeaderAug 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GRAND JURY INDICTS 3 IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS DOGGONE GLAD TO SEE PET,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BEANSTALKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"BULLHEADS, CATFISH CAN BE FUN","Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS PRESENTS PRAIRIE GIRL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILDER ISN'T ONLY AUTHOR OF THE PLAINS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NELSON SUGGESTS THAT SCHOOLS LOOK AT PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"AFTER POTHOLES WILL COME SEWER, RESERVOIRS","Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GERKEN EXPECTS TO GET LANDS POSITION TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH SPA SHUTS DOORS WITHOUT NOTICES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DAY NAMED TO ACADEMIC AFFAIRS POST AT USD,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
KOTAS ESTATE SUES LAWYER IN LEGAL-FEE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
REPORT SAYS STATE ROW CROPS IN GOOD CONDITION,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TRANSIT SYSTEM WILL GIVE NICKEL RIDES FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*TWINS' NEW SUCCESS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC PLANNERS POOR IN PICKING MUSIC (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATING MORALITY NOT NEW (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
VOCATIONAL GROUP WANTS NO REQUIREMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR WANTS REVIEW OF BULGARIA RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
COMMISSION MAY IGNORE PROPERTY VALUE ORDER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PIERRE VOTERS DEFEAT TRADE CENTER BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PRESSLER PICKS SCRIBNER TO HEAD RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
RAPID CITY HOSTS AMERICAN AGRICULTURE GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
WOLLMAN SEEKS RE-ELECTION TO SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*GOVERNORS BLAME CONGRESS FOR FARM PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWO CITY RAPES REPORTED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON MARK MEIERHENRY'S JOKING,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BLACK HILLS LAND BILL DESERVES A CLOSE LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BRADLEY'S LAND PLAN SHOULD BE APPROVED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MEIERHENRY REMARK APPALLING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BAD CHECKS A BIG PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SCHOOL PROPOSAL IS FLAWED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BILL SETS A BAD PRECEDENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
INDIAN GROUP HOSTS COMMUNITYWIDE POTLUCK,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BAND TOOTS FOR FIRST WOMEN MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TO DRAW MORE INTEREST IN ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMPETITION FOR WRITERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
"BEEF PRICES AT '70S LEVELS, BUYER SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CONTRACTOR ABANDONS EQUIPMENT AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN TO FOCUS ON FUTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
200 HEAR PROJECT SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANS UNVEILED FOR PIERRE CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TREE LOVER HAS TALL GOALS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AMENDMENT WOULD ALLOW ANTITRUST LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CASE OF MAN ACCUSED IN 2 DEATHS TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK TO LIVESTOCK CRISIS GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INTERSECTION CLOSED FOR GUTTER WORK TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO FIRST-DEGREE RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MORRELL CONTRACT TALKS RESUME TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL ADDS LEADED-FUEL PROVISION TO BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"IMPROVE MANAGEMENT SKILLS, FARMERS TOLD","Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAROUCHE SUPPORTERS RALLY FOR THEIR CAUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ANGLING SUCCESS AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FLOOD WATER DOWNS FARM SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NORTHWEST AIRLINES MAKES CITY MORE WORLDLY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HARVEST TROUBLES IN STORE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FACULTY CONTRACTS DON'T INCLUDE PAY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
FEEDLOT CATTLE POPULATION LOWEST IN 9 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JAYCEES COLLECTING SIGNATURES FOR VETO POWER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"TUTHILL MAN, 56, CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING","Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SD TUITION INCREASES NEAR AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
VA REPORT SAID DIRECTOR NOT FIT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
GASOLINE DIDN'T AFFECT TOWN'S WATER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
FARM DIFFERENCES NEED AIRING IN '86 CAMPAIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*DOWNTOWN PARKING RAMP NEEDED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PAY ATTENTION TO SIGNIFICANT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RUMMEL PROJECTS WILL IMPROVE PUBLIC TRANSIT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*BAND BRINGS NEW RECOGNIZABLE SOUND TO SF,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TOP SINGERS WILL PERFORM,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*ARTIST FINDS INSPIRATION IN ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CAPITAL RULES ADOPTED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH FOR MEN CONTINUES IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FORMER RESIDENT CONVICTED IN DRUG, FIREARM CASE","Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAN FOUND GUILTY IN APRIL ASSAULT OF OFFICER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FOREIGN POLICY TAKES CENTER STAGE IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*STATION UPS ANTE IN GAS WARS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS SOUGHT FOR SOIL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SF WOMAN REPORTS EARLY-MORNING RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WATERTOWN TEACHER GETS NEW TRIAL IN SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*SOFTBALL PLAYER FOR CHURCH, GAME","Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRIATHLETE SALEM FOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BUSH VISITS CANTON,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*TEACHER SALARIES UP, SD STILL LOWEST","Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEAT KILLS MCINTOSH MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"GULF CRASH, MISSING MAN A SD NATIVE","Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MAIDS SWEEP MIDDLE CLASS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GIRLS CLUB THANKFUL FOR PROCEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
JAYCEE CAMP THANKS BANK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SERTOMA CLUB AIDS GLORY HOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
YWCA THANKFUL FOR STORAGE SPACE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DANCE CLUB DONATION APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
JAYCEES THANKFUL FOR DONATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*BORK'S POLITICAL VIEWS RELEVANT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BIG CHANGES NEEDED AT WASHINGTON HIGH (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BREEDERS AND OWNERS CAUSE PIT BULL ATTACKS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CENSUS GOOD NEWS FOR CITY, STATE","Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WRITER WRONG ABOUT GUNS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MUSIC WORKSHOP FOR SMALL CHURCHES SET,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*BAILLY LOSES 10-4,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COAST TO COAST OBSERVES MILESTONE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER'S HOME BROKEN INTO AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD NATIVE TAKES CIRCUIT COURT POST,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOIL CONTAMINATION TESTS UNDERWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOCKYARDS FIRM BUYS BEEF PROCESSOR,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HOT WEATHER, HOT TIME FOR CRIMINALS","Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LINDER DELIVERS ANTI-CONTRA MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL REDUCES HIRING FOR SF PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TRIBE, PUBLISHER AT ODDS IN FLANDREAU","Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LITTON ADDS 105 EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CAR CHASE TAKES DRIVER INTO COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CAR POOL EDUCATES GRADUATE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FMHA REJECTS YANKTON PLANS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"LAKE COUNTY, MADISON TAKE TAX DISPUTE","Argus LeaderAug 01 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*BLACK LEADERS ON THE MOVE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY SHEDS ITS 'DIRTY TOWN' IMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ACCREDITATION WORRIES AT MED SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RECORD HEAT MELTS CITY, STATE AGAIN","Argus LeaderAug 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DISEASE-BEARING TICKS NOW WIDESPREAD,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
MCFADDEN SERVED WELL AT USD (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DUTY-FREE ETHANOL DIFFICULT TO JUSTIFY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*JOHNSON, BERNARD TAKE TITLES","Argus LeaderAug 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MOBILE HOME DAMAGED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WELDER LEAVES HIS MARK ON TANK,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FATE OF SHRIVER'S BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOREST FIRE BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SCHEDULES CONCERT TO BENEFIT INDIANS, POLICE","Argus LeaderAug 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING IN FARMING AREAS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WEEKEND DRUG RAID YIELDS COCAINE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PILOT ERROR STUDIED IN INDIANA CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD DELEGATION CONDEMNS HANGING,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SUMMER SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CRASH CLAIMS ANOTHER BIG NAME (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OIL SPILLS MUST NOT BECOME ACCEPTABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL COSTS ARE CONFUSING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
YOUNG WIDOW SUFFERS FROM DISCRIMINATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COURT MIX-UP DISCOURAGING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ZITTERICH FINISHES 4TH,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FMHA WILL SEND MORE RESTRUCTURING NOTICES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
ALL SAINTS SCHOOL PLANS TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIRL HOSPITALIZED AFTER CAR-BIKE CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL MAYOR'S CONDITION CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO SOUTH DAKOTANS DIE IN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 SUSPECTS ARRAIGNED ON BURGLARY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A LITTLE HORSE THERAPY GOES A LONG WAY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHESTER SCHOOL BOND ON BALLOT TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS MAKE BIG GAINS IN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE BILL RESTORES {dollar}2 MILLION TO EROS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS--1 IN 10 SCHOOLS UNSAFE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SF MAN GETS 25-YEAR TERM FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ENHANCED 911 SERVICE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FIRE MAY SLOW MONUMENT WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON QUESTIONS MOTIVE OF MCKELLIPS MAKING BID,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*VIKINGS BUDDY SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BIKERS BOOST FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHARITY BEGINS WITH HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BASEBALL CLEANS ITS DIRTY HOUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOOD-TIME LAW WOULD HELP PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WALLEYE STOCKING NEEDED IN TAILWATERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*COOK PREFERS SEAFOOD, FISH TO BURGERS","Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PANELISTS SNICKER AT NEW CANDY BAR,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUMPERS TO STUMP FOR MUENSTER IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN FALLS 15 FEET, BREAKS HIS HEEL","Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUKUP NAMED OFFICIAL OF NATIONAL DEAF GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STAFF HIRED TO HANDLE MISSOURI RIVER CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A-7 PILOT SLIGHTLY INJURED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SURGEON GENERAL TO VISIT SD,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2 DRUG SUSPECTS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'LAWRENCE WELK SHOW' STARS AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PIPE RUNNERS BRING JOURNEY TO SF,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FORMER JUDGE LESTER HERBRANDSON DIES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*1990 SD WHEAT PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COUNTY MEDICS HAVE MIXED FEELINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMEOWNER GIVEN DEADLINE FOR CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTE TO TURN DOWN INCINERATOR PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COLUMNIST EARNS NEUHARTH AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*NEIGHBOR NEWS KEEPS CORRESPONDENT BUSY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CHANGE APPROVED IN WALL LAKE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FORMER BANK OFFICER SENTENCED TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SPEED LIMIT LOWERED ON WEST 41ST STREET,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMMISSION APPROVES TOWER NEAR RENNER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RECALL EFFORT MAY GO TO TRIBAL COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DUPREE MAN KILLED IN 2-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*VIKINGS COACHES TRY TO HARNESS OFFENSE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RAIN SLOWS HARVEST OF SD SMALL GRAINS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*TO ZAP OR NOT TO ZAP...,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MEATPACKING CONCENTRATION IS LEGAL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
DEADWOOD STORE WONT'T SELL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
GRAND JURY HAS BEEN CALLED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO-SPANK RULE RANKLES WOULD-BE ADOPTIVE PARENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUYER KEEN TO TRENDS IN APPAREL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--WHEEL TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MORE TIME MAY BE ONLY MIA SOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEATH WISH FOR GAYS ABHORRENT BEHAVIOR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T USE ROAD FUNDS FOR PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOVERNMENT HURTING SYSTEMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
COURT SENTENCING DISPARITY CONFUSING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
GETS UNFAIR CRITICISM ABOUT RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*KIRBY TROUNCES FIELD FOR 10TH CITY GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FISHING ERRATIC ON STATE'S WATERS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BERESFORD FARMERS SUE OVER FEED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
MAN CONVICTED OF BEATING WIFE WITH METAL PIPE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GOES TO PRISON FOR RAPE OF 86-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAPER DRIVE RECEIVES JUNK TOO,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN GETS 17 YEARS IN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON OPPOSES SPECIAL SESSION,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS ENDORSE CHARITY GAMBLING LAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUIT CLAIMS DOCTOR HAD SEX WITH CLIENT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEMBERS SPLIT ON SALE OF DOWNTOWN CHURCH,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TAX MONEY AGREEMENT APPROVED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN MAN LEAVES JAIL TO GET MARRIED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER BROKER ADMITS TO BILKING CLIENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN KILLS RATTLER SEEN ON PIERRE STREET,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VICTIM IDENTIFIED IN FATAL STABBING,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CREWS COMBINE HARD WORK AND TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CENTER ON HOLD IN BALTIC,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNMENT RETURNS BONES TO SIOUX TRIBE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BALTIC GOES FOR THE GOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*COLLECTORS RANK SD LICENSE PLATE SECOND BEST,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SISTERS WATCH JOYNER-KERSEE RUN FOR GOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ARSON CAUSE OF FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SF STREETS CAN GET PRETTY NASTY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*HISTORIC PINE RIDGE INDIAN RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
OGLALA POWWOW BEGINS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*GOD'S PEACE RUNS DEEPER THAN WORLDLY PEACE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PINE RIDGE POWWOW HELPS CELEBRATE INDIAN TRADITIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUPPORTERS' LETTERS SHOW WEAKNESS OF INITIATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUSH DIDN'T TELL TRUTH ON CAMPAIGN REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
A LIFE IN MINISTRY IS GOOD CAREER MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*REBECCA DUNN SEEKS DISTRICT 15 SEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MULLS HIRING CONVENTION COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDEPENDENT MAKES BID FOR US HOUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPING TWO WOMEN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SLOAN NOT GUILTY OF SEXUAL CONTACT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HARTFORD ACCIDENT HURTS FOUR,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*YARD WASTE BANNED FROM DUMP TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINISTER PLEADS NO CONTEST TO SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TO CLOSE BEEF OPERATION,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OLD FRIENDS MEET AGAIN AT WASHINGTON REUNION,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BUNTROCK WON'T LEAVE RUSHMORE POST,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GATE FARES REDUCED FOR GRANDSTAND SHOWS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HILL CITY BANK IS ROBBED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOSPITAL CONSIDERED FOR SAFETY BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON SURPRISES MOTORCYCLE TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RULE CHANGE MAY BOOST RUSHMORE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"BREWER, TRIBE TO DISCUSS LIQUOR DISPUTE","Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MAN SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT NOT COUNCIL MEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE WANTS LONGER RIVER NAVIGATION SEASON,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SF AIRLINE BARGAIN OFFERED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*LYMAN 2-SPORT STAR FOCUSES ON FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON HONORS OLYMPIANS WITH PROCLAMATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*BIKER SPREADS GOSPEL ON THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TOO EARLY TO TELL IF RAIN PATTERN BROKEN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MORE RESIDENTS DESIRE SERENITY OF RURAL LIVING,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JANKLOW, MILLER OFFER CHOICE (HURON PLAINSMEN)","Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWMAKERS REVIEW MANY BILLS (MADISON DAILY LEADER),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE MUST LEAD SMALL-TOWN REVIVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CUSTODY FIGHTS NOT NEW, BIBLE SHOWS (YANKTON PRESS)","Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*'OZ' AUTHOR ADVOCATED EXTERMINATION OF INDIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FARMERS SHOULDN'T GET UNEMPLOYMENT PAY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
LOTS OF MONEY WASTED REHASHING DEAD BILLS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"RAIN SENDS MESSAGE TO CLEANSE BODY, SOUL (L)","Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TAX HIKES DON'T JIVE WITH GAMBLING SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
'ARGUS' OWES APOLOGY FOR RUNNING 'OUTLAND' (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CONFLICT OF INTEREST ISN'T PARTISAN ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
HOME FEDERAL REPORTS INCOME,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*READY FOR THE INFORMATION AGE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATE AMATEUR HERE THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANARIES TAKE OVER 1ST PLACE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RACE WILL AID FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEARNING ABOUT FISH HELPS GUARD RESOURCE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
ARMED MEN ROB SIOUX FALLS BAR,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FARM BUREAU STARTS FLOOD RELIEF FUND,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PEACE AND JUSTICE CENTER PLANS PROTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
READERS SHARE WEATHER WOES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RURAL ACTION CALLS FOR FLOOD RELIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ARTS FOR EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SPORTS FAN BACK IN THE GAME AFTER STROKE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RECYCLING PICKUP DELAYED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD BETS TOTAL MORE THAN {dollar}1 BILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
BUREAU HEAD SAYS SD FARMS HIT HARD,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FIBER OPTICS NETWORK POPULAR; REVIEW FINDS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ROLLOVER INJURES MONTANA TRUCKER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER WORK A HABIT FOR KELLEY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STATE WORKERS PAY A PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MAN INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
AGAR SCHOOL TO OPEN WITH NEW SLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
VISIT TO RESERVATION DASH RUSSIANS' NOTION OF WEST,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
READERS MISS FUN IN THE SUN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"*SILENCE IS GOLDEN ON FARM, BUT NOT WHEN ABANDONED","Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT'S COOL IN BACK-TO-SCHOOL FASHIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SWISS-ITALIAN TRIP GOES LIKE CLOCKWORK,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1993, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
*VOTERS MUST CONSIDER CITY-GOVERNMENT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"IF LOTTERY LASTS A MONTH, CUTS MAY BE AVOIDED","Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
A CLOSER LOOK AT THE NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*THE WHO'S WHO LIST OF MAYOR MATERIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*WHO MIGHT RUN FOR MAYOR? THE TALK IS UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MOST OF COUNCIL WOULD BE ELECTED BY DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MUST TRY HARDER TO SNUFF OUT SMOKING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE BACKING 'TRAGIC' LEGISLATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SOCIALIZED MEDICINE WON'T SOLVE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
THOUGHTFUL ANALYSIS MISSING IN EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
"*WORLDS APART, FARM TEENS HAVE MUCH TO SHARE","Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TO WORK THE BUGS OUT IN DRIVING OLD VW,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANSA WASN'T THE ONLY STORY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TROUBLE BREWS IN NINTH INNING FOR CANARIES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BRANDON WINS NORTHERN REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JANSA SOARS WITH AN EAGLE TO STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*VISITORS GREETED WITH OPEN ARMS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MONSON CRUISES TO OUTLAW FEATURE WIN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN STRUCK BY CAR IN STABLE CONDITION,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS TO DISCUSS CEMENT-PLANT PLANS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SPEAKER TO EXPLAIN NEW EDUCATION ACT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNION COUNTY CORN PLANT DEAL OFF,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SECTION OF BIKE PATH CLOSES FOR ROAD WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RACE TRACK WORKER FINDS BLESSINGS IN RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNMENT CHANGE LEADER DISLIKES RUDENESS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POLICE ARREST 14 CURFEW VIOLATORS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
COURT TO DECIDE VIDEO-LOTTERY FATE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD TO DECLARE EMERGENCY ON STREET,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ESTELLINE TO REPLACE LEAKING SEWER LINES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DRY LAKE TO DRAIN INTO BIG SIOUX RIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IRENE NURSING HOME NAMES NEW ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MINI RACE BIG FUN FOR DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WESTERN SPOTS REPORT ATTENDANCE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HURON UNIVERSITY FIRES PRESIDENT AFTER 5 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*DECEASED'S BENEFITS MUST BE RETURNED,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TAX-CREDIT FILING PUSHED BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*MAN WALKS 1,000 MILES TO RAISE MONEY FOR CHARITY","Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JANKLOW DEFENDS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TODAY IS ACTUAL TAX-CREDIT FILING DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
CUTTING OVERTIME A LOGICAL STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"CANARIES, PHEASANTS OUGHT TO SLUG IT OUT (L)","Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EMPHASIZE POSITIVE WHEN DISCIPLINING KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PAVILION ARCHITECTS WEREN'T TREATED EQUALLY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SOYBEAN PLANT SUCCESS DEPENDS ON LOCATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
V-CHIP LEGISLATION WILL PROTECT CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*STORY OF ABUSE CAN CREATE DOUBT FOR OTHER CASES,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*HEY, DOC] TAKE A LOOK","Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*PLAYHOUSE PROMOTES HENRICKSON, CUTS HOUSE MANAGER","Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ATHLETES NEED A PHYSICAL BEFORE THEY PLAY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*GROTON ROLLS TO LEGION TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BURNETT MET BIG-TIME CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKEL WARMS TO RELIEF ROLE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TEAM OF DOCTORS WINS ON OAHE,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"MAN, 38, ARRESTED IN APARTMENT RAPE","Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 6 MONTHS IN RAPE AT PARTY,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN ADMITS DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HILLARD WORKS ON CHILD CARE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE OFFERS RETIREE HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*SWEET RAIN, SWEET CORN","Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN GETS 8 YEARS FOR ASSAULTING EX-GIRLFRIEND,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*MAN SHOT IN NECK EXPECTED TO RECOVER, BUT CAN'T EAT","Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FUNDING FOR NEW SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*PRESSLER LEADS BY 4-1 MARGIN IN ELECTION DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"*CATTLE PRICES TO HURT BUDGET, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"PARK PLAN WORTH STUDY, JOHNSON SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NOMINATIONS WANTED FOR INDIAN ELDER HONOR,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FOUNDATION AWARDS PRESERVATION GRANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*PATHOLOGISTS' WORK HERE NOT IN QUESTION,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"TRUCKERS SHOULD PAY TAX, LEADER URGES","Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"JURY AWARDS {dollar}202,000 IN DAMAGES TO VICTIM IN CRASH","Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STORE CLOSED BY LANDSLIDE TO REOPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*ENJOYED TIME WITH GRANDKIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*FEEDING THE CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
HOT WEATHER SPEEDS GROWTH OF STATE'S CROPS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
INVESTORS SOUGHT FOR ETHANOL PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SPRING WHEAT HARVEST COULD BEGIN THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
DAKOTAH INC. REPORTS DECREASE IN EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 01 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*CHEESE WHIZ MAKES WHEY PAY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FATHER SUES TO PAY CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FATHER SUES TO PAY CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JANKLOW, MCGOVERN TO DEBATE","Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"JANKLOW, MCGOVERN TO DEBATE","Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
5 ARRESTS FOLLOW HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STEAL THE KEYS FROM CITY VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CORN PALACE ARSON UNSOLVED-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CORN PLAACE ARSON UNSOLVED-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS BAIL OUT OF IRRIGATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
UNION EFFORTS DON'T WORRY JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS BAIL OUT OF IRRIGATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GAS INCREASE HEARINGS SET,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
UNION EFFORTS DON'T WORRY JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SALEM MAN CRUSHED BY CAR,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
USDA NORTHERN GRAIN INSECTS LAB GRANT AWARDED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
USDA NORTHERN GRAIN INSECTS LAB GRANT AWARDED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HARVEST BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
3 SENTENCED FOR FRAUD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
COMMODITY LOANS EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
COMMODITY LOANS EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
STATE COULD LOSE CONGRESSIONAL RAP,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
LAWMAKERS STRUGGLE WITH SCHOOL BUDGETS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
STATE COULD LOSE CONGRESSIONAL RAP,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
LET THEM DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LET THEM DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NO STATE RAILS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*FAIR FEVER HITS EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4-H FAIR TRIES SOULS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRIDE PROUD OF SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*DR HOOK, HAPPY TOGETHER","Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRIDE PROUD OF SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OLD TOWN FROZEN IN TIME-PARKER,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*OLD TOWN FROZEN IN TIME-PARKER,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*OLD TOWN FROZEN IN TIME-PARKER,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*TRAINS ARE HIS SECOND LOVE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*IMAGES OF A PRAIRIE PAST,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MICHAEL'S MOBILE DISCO KEEPS ROLLING ALONG,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WOMAN AND HER TWO MOTHERS MEET IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN AND HER TWO MOTHERS MEED IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OGLALA-HALT HILLS PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OGLALA-HALT HILLS PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THERE'S MORE THAN ONE WAY TO WIN,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THERE'S MORE THAN ONE WAY TO WIN,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THERE'S MORE THAN ONE WAY TO WIN,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KNEIP TO RESIGN FROM POST,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BATTLE LINES DRAWN IN URANIUM CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 COMMISSION MEMBERS FAVOR DISCLOSURE RULE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ARGUES AGAINST PEN FUND AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ARGUES AGAINST PEN FUND AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'TRAMP' PROVIDES SUMMER FUN,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BATTLE LINES DRAWN IN URANIUM CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REMODELING DISPLACES CONSTABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REMODELING DISPLACES CONSTABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRESPASSING CHARGES GO UNTRIED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRESPASSING CHARGES GO UNTRIED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MCCOOK LAKE A 50-YEAR HASSLE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MCCOOK LAKE A 50-YEAR HASSLE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"SCHOOL PENSION PLAN HIT, TAX ISSUE FAVORED (L)","Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SCHOOL PENSION PLAN HIT, TAX ISSUE FAVORED (L)","Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY HALL'S TAX BREAK DILEMMA (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS SCHOOL PENSION APPROACH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PALISADES DIVING PICTURE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PALISADES DIVING PICTURE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TWO MEN KILLED IN RAPID CITY CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA LIBRARY NEARS COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEES DRIVING LESS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CASH STOLEN FROM MAINE LOBSTER,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW MAKES APPOINTMENTS-SD BOARD OF EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIBERTARIAN CANDIDATE READY FOR BALLOT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEES DRIVING LESS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW MAKES APPOINTMENTS-SD BD OF EDUC,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT TO HOLD HEARING ON STATE BAR,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIBERTARIAN CANDIDATE READY FOR BALLOT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM GROUP-OAHE PROMISE NOT KEPT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUKWANA WILL NOT HOLD TURKEY RACES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD DELEGATES FAVOR ERA PLANK,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TOURISM AT SD NATIONAL PARKS RISES 8 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"COURT RULES ON WATER, NEGLIGENCE CASES","Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TOURISM AT SD NATIONAL PARKS RISES 8 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD WON'T BUY TRACK,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*CANOVA'S CANCER FATALITY RATE HIGH,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CANOVA'S CANCER FATALITY RATE HIGH,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE MAN WHO BUILT THE ARGUS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE MAN WHO BUILT THE ARGUS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMER'S LUCK TURNS AROUND,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FARMER'S LUCK TURNS AROUND,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GREGORY MCDONALD WAS CHARGED WITH ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
NEW AIRLINE READY TO SERVE SD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW RADIO SYSTEM MAY SAVE LIVES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ISOLATION DOESN'T HINDER SD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ISOLATION DOESN'T HINDER SD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DENTISTS FIND MALL LIFE PAINLESS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONEY SIDETRACKS RAIL REFERENDUM BACKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONEY SIDETRACKS RAIL REFERENDUM BACKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OUR COMMITMENT IS TO THE READERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OUR COMMITMENT IS TO THE READERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN'S MILITARY EMPHASIS CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*FAMILY FARM 100 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CONSUMER PAYS FOR BUSINESS RETIREMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"SHOOTING OFFERS SAFE FUN, SPORT FOR ALL (L)","Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR TAKES WATER PANEL ON THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FORMER GOP CANDIDATE GETS NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
5 COUNTIES ADDED TO LABOR SURPLUS LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PANEL TO DISCUSS REVISING MINING LAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
AIR GUARD TAKES PART IN EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"HOT, DRY WEATHER HURT SPRING WHEAT","Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BRITISH CADETS FEARED INDIAN ATTACK,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
PEARSON WORKS TO HAVE POISON'S USE LEGALIZED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PEARSON WORKS TO HAVE POISON'S USE LEGALIZED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT WORKING AFTER OUTAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PEARSON WORKS TO HAVE POISON'S USE LEGALIZED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT WORKING AFTER OUTAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"HEAVY RAIN, HAIL FALLS ON PARTS OF SD","Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE DIRECTOR CALLING IT QUITS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE DIRECTOR CALLING IT QUITS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FORGOTTEN MONEY GOES INTO TREASURY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"YANKTON MAN SUES FOR {dollar}140,000","Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"YANKTON MAN SUES FOR {dollar}140,000","Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DELEGATION RENEWS FIGHT FOR ETSI VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
MINNESOTA LAWMAKER ARRESTED IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SD JURISDICTION QUESTIONED-GAVINS POINT DAM,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PANEL TO CUT IMPUTED INTEREST,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*LARSON INCIDENT STARTS LEGAL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FISHING PUBLISHER GOT MAD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FISHING PUBLISHER GOT MAD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CAT SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THERE ARE AS MANY CAT LOVERS...,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ADDIE KEEP--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
*HE BELIEVES IN HAIL INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*A DRIVERLESS TRACTOR FOR WALKING THE BEANS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HAIL FORCES FARMER TO BANK ON LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HE BELIEVES IN HAIL INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*A DRIVERLESS TRACTOR FOR WALKING THE BEANS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HE BELIEVES IN HAIL INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HAIL FORCES FARMER TO BANK ON LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NO ONE KNOWS SD WHEAT LIKE BUD BOE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
NO ONE KNOWS SD WHEAT LIKE BUD BOE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*WHEN YOU CARE ENOUGH TO SEND THE BIGGEST,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ND ONLY NIBBLES AT FISH PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*RETIRED CONSERVATION OFFICER HAS 35 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ADOPTIVE PARENTS GROUP GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
USD PARTICIPATING IN FIELD TEST,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"BIKE FOR LIFE RAISES {dollar}9,500","Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*PROSPECTORS FIND ALUMINUM CANS A GOLD MINE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HOMESTAKE STRIKE HURTS HILLS, STATE","Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW SF INDIAN ED SPECIALIST WANTS MORE COURSES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GUN CONTROL DOES NOT MEAN CRIME CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"GANDHI GETS ATTENTION, BUT TENSION...(ED)","Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS OK'S DOWNTOWN INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COURT HEARINGS ON INVESTIGATION OF LARRY THILL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KYLE WOMAN DIES IN 1-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TEA EXIT TO REOPEN & PART OF 14 TO BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATER SYSTEM MEETING SET FOR SEPT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PATCO STRIKE HAD LITTLE EFFECT ON RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*SF BICYCLE MOTO CROSS RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW TO JOIN TRIBAL COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WASTE SLUDGE MAKES CHEAP FERTILIZER FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*BROOKINGS GENE'S WINS WOMEN'S STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN--CASTRO SEEMS SINCERE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT PLAN CALLS FOR 9 NEW SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW RULES CONCERN VOCATIONAL EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'OF MICE AND MEN' MIRRORS FRUSTRATION,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*BUSINESS WOMEN ELECT PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*POETRY SOCIETY PROMOTES STEVENS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SALES CLUB CHOOSES NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*JANKLOW'S SUITS ARE ONLY WAY TO BURY SKELETON,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KNEIP EYES GOVERNOR'S JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BELL WARNS CUSTOMERS OF CREDIT NUMBER FRAUD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY CELEBRATES BUS SYSTEM WITH 5-CENT RIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS COMPUTER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JESSE JACKSON MAY MEET WITH EAGLE SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE WATER POLLUTION ISN'T THREATENING HUMAN LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL OF FORMER LONGFELLOW TEACHER BEGINS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE SEARCH TEA SUSPECT'S HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BIKE PLAN--LABOR OF LOVE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY BUS ANNIVERSARY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MANY WHO LIVE IN STATE ALSO DESERVE HONORS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN IS TIME TO GIVE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ADDED STRAIGHT TRAILS WOULD BE BENEFICIAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FIRE DESTROYS WAREHOUSE IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE PLANS TO IMPROVE FISH HABITAT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAME DUCK REGENT RESIGNS FROM STATE BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN SUES YANKTON OFFICERS FOR FALSE ARREST,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIRED FIREFIGHTER FILES SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SMALL LOAN COMPANIES LOBBY FOR BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
WATERTOWN PLANS {dollar}3 MILLION BOND FOR NEW INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COMMITTEE NEEDS PAPERS TO RECYCLE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DELIBERATIONS START TODAY IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DISABLED VETERANS PLANNING FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BASKETBALL GAME FOUL TURNS INTO FAMILY FEUD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
OIL DAY WILL COVER WHAT'S NEW WITH SOYBEANS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ANGELS LEAVE PARK IN GOOD SHAPE AFTER MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
HAAKON DEPUTY'S JOB GETS CUT FROM BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*CHUTING THE BREEZE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ETSI SCRAPS PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HARLEY-DAVIDSON NOVELTY BEER,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*'PETER PAN' IS SURE TO FLY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*FARM PARTNERSHIP MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXERCISE CENTERS TO HONOR SPA'S CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE ELIMINATES USER FEES AT LAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOBLESS RATE RISES TO 4.3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER BILLS TO HAVE PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"2 CONSTRUCTION FIRMS SUE CITY, ARCHITECTS","Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOVIET UNION AGAINST REAGAN,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TO NAME LANDS COMMISSIONER TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WAYS TO HELP COUNTIES INCREASE INCOMES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO MISS ETSI PIPELINE PROJECT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MILITARY SUBCOMMITTEE OKS MONEY FOR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REP ANDERSON ATTENDS NATIONAL CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SILENT AUCTION WILL BENEFIT KIDNEY FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY MAY CHALLENGE DRINKING AGE LAW,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EDUCATORS OPPOSE LANGUAGE RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
VETS' FORGET-ME-NOT CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"ABDNOR INVITES REAGAN, BLOCK TO CONTEST","Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ETHANOL CAN REPLACE LEAD IN GASOLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GRASSHOPPER CONTROL LIKELY TO GET {dollar}1.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MUZZLELOADERS CLUB SCHEDULES SHOOT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICER WINS RIGHT TO RETURN TO JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE RESTORES HEALTH CARE FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WESSINGTON SPRINGS LAWMAKER JOINS AG PANEL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REMODELING OF COURTHOUSE TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*BUD'S BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FED DUMPS CITICORP'S INSURANCE PLANS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CATTLEMEN DON'T GET FAIR SHAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"LET SIOUX FALLS KEEP GROWING, PROSPERING (L)","Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STRIKE MAY CURE BASEBALL'S ILLS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OPEN UP DOWNTOWN MALL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BACKERS USING TWISTED LOGIC (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*PAGEANT AWAKENS MINNESOTA TOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SANTEE SIOUX TO BUILD {dollar}3 MILLION CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STURGIS GEARS UP FOR MOTORCYCLE RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RECENT RAPES CAUSE FOR CONCERN, NOT ALARM","Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHICKENS WILL BE FROZEN AND GIVEN OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LITTON'S UNION WORKERS GET RAISE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL TALKS STEER FROM ECONOMIC ISSUES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TEXAS INMATE FLOWN TO SD TO FACE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"SEIZE 2,000 POUNDS OF MARIJUANA IN RAID ON FARM","Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BUSINESSES DON'T WANT GRANT LEAVING CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMERCE PANEL SCHEDULES RAIL LINE HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEARING WILL FOCUS ON FUEL TAX ALLOWANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY FINDS MITCHELL MAN NOT GUILTY OF ARSON,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH DRUNKEN DRIVING AFTER WRECK,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NUMBER OF LATCHKEY KIDS ALARMS RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAIWANESE TRADE DELEGATION MAY VISIT STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 CHARGED IN REPORTED FORTUNE-TELLING SCAM,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BLISSFUL BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EDUCATION LEADER SETS HIGH GOALS FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAKOTA WOMAN RECEIVES PANELS FROM SOVIETS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
{dollar}1.5 MILLION SET ASIDE FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WILKA--DEATH PENALTY IS ONLY CHOICE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FUN AT THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SUPPORTING PLAYERS FAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
"SCHOOL THANKFUL FOR GIFTS, SUPPORT (L)","Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LEWIS & CLARK TRAIL TAKE TRAVELERS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"LEWIS FAMILY, STORY HEART-WARMING (L)","Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PETTIGREW CELEBRATION A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
REPEAL PLAN DESERVES SUPPORT OF BOTH PARTIES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CAR-TRUCK CRASH KILLS WESSINGTON SPRINGS BOY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE APPEAR IN CITY COURT ON SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEASURE PROVIDES DROUGHT RELIEF FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD AIDS DROUGHT BAILOUT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE AGENTS ARREST 4 MEN ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION WORKERS AT LITTON GET 25-CENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUST PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHWARTZ WORKERS PROTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"DUKE TUFTY, FRANK STINSON DRIVE BARGAIN","Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"MORRELL, UNION DISAGREE OVER STRIKE SUPPORT","Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY TO DISCUSS WATER DISTRICT MEMBERSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW APPOINTS NURSING HOMES TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW YORKER RUNS TO RAISE AWARENESS OF AIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR ARMED JAIL ESCAPEES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RIGHTS PANEL TO SUBPOENA INDIAN LEADERS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FUGITIVE TOPS MARSHAL'S PRIORITY LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD MAN PRESUMED DEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TEMPERATURES MAY DROP DOWN TO 80'S,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BIG SALESMANSHIP JOB AWAITS BOARD (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EGAN STORY SLAMS SOFTBALL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUPPORT OF TOURNEY TEAMS IS APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRISON NOT ANSWER FOR DWI (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*DOCTOR FIXED WHAT WAS AILING THE LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOVERNOR APPLAUDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EQUAL RIGHTS NONEXISTENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STOP AUSTRALIAN BEEF (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CITY HAS BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MANY INDIAN RADICALS MILITANT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
REASON FOR DUKAKIS SD POPULARITY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ALL-STAR GAMES SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ATHLETES WILL GUIDES SURGEON THROUGH ORDEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COUGARS NIX SUNDAY GAMES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
NORTH DOWNS SOUTH IN ALL-STAR WEEK FINALE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
IMPROVED HABITAT BOOSTS QUAIL POPULATION,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SCHROEDER PASSES OUT ANGLING ADVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
OKLAHOMA WORKS TO SAVE PRAIRIE DOGS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
CADETS LEARN HOW TO FILL UP ON BUGS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LUNCHROOM FAN BLAMED FOR FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO BOOST ECONOMIC GROWTH,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE RECOVER CAR TAKEN AFTER ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY HAS BRUSH WITH BETTER LUCK,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE REORGANIZATION PLAN LAUDED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"JANKLOW, MILLER TO LEAD STATE COMMITTEE","Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"ODDS ARE HIGH YOU'LL PLAY, WIN","Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ALUMNI PLAN USD-SPRINGFIELD MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER OFFICIAL DENIES CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SUNDAY IS SAFEST DAY ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*ELEPHANT GRAVE IS MAMMOTH DISCOVERY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HONEYWELL CONSIDERS DEMAND FOR MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
GROUPS BEGIN EFFORT TO WIPE OUT DISEASE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NEW CITY OFFICE BUILDING PLANNED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SALEM MINISTER HONORED FOR EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TECHNIQUE DETECTS GROUND WATER TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TICKETS ON SALE FOR FARMER DAY AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WHEAT COMMISSION BEGINS CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PHONE DEREGULATION BATTLE LINES DRAWN,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
COURTING THE ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HOG PRICES EXPECTED TO STAY UP,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*READERS TELL HOW TO FIGHT INSOMNIA,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"ELAINE SYMES, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderAug 02 1987, sect.F, p.02, col.6"
*CITY ACTS TO CONDEMN SHRIVER'S,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NECK AND NECK,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*URGE STATE TO BEAR HEALTH COSTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROCERS SEE HIGHER PRICES FROM DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LAWN-WATERING BAN STAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STORE DREW SHOPPERS FROM FOUR STATES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
CITY'S LIONESS CLUB PICKS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SEVEN JOIN ART ASSOCIATION BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
TOURISM GROUP INDUCTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DIABETES GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
COUNTY MUST USE CARE IN DEVELOPING PLAZA (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T LET FIRE STOP TRIP TO PARK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HORTON MACHINISTS VOTE TO END UNION,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN DRUG RING SENTENCED TO 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOST SOIL IS TOO DRY IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE WON'T PROTEST AT NELSON CONCERT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE CHARGED IN CHAMBERLAIN THEFT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRIVER GETS HELP AFTER COLLISION,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ELLSWORTH MOST IMPORTANT AIR BASE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"JUNE, JULY DRY OUT CITY RECORD","Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
3 SF HOSPITALS TO SNUFF OUT SMOKING,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CO-OPS PLAN CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RAPID CITY STUDIES ARSON TIPS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
OPTIMISTIC ABOUT SICA HOLLOW DIG,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"*PRESSLER HAS {dollar}670,000 WAR CHEST","Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PROSECUTOR--RAPE SUSPECT 'WELL ORGANIZED',"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST 1 OF DEFENDANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ISRAEL SHARES BLAME FOR EXCUSABLE KILLING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MEANING OF FLAG IS WHAT'S IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MICKELSON RECORD IMPRESSES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DRIVER SHOULD HAVE STOPPED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
8 LIVES LOST DURING VISIT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MORE MONUMENTS COMING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CITY BLACKED OUT OF CABLE CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STONES TICKETS ON SALE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AREA STORES LABEL NUTRITION VALUE OF PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHESTER VOTERS OK NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLOTILLA TO TRAVEL RIVER ON SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOUR SD CITIES PUT ON WEATHER LINE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SIOUX FALLS MAN POSTS {dollar}25,000 BOND","Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN CENTER HOPES FOR MORE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DUDLEY WILL ATTEND INDIAN CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S LARGEST WEEKLY TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROSEBUD GEARING UP FOR ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE SEEKS TO BLOCK OFFICIALS' TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHIRMER ENDS 20-YEAR CAREER,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BRANDON TO PUT ON PLAY AT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MICKELSON HEADS GOVERNORS' PANEL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOGGING TO BE ALLOWED IN SD WILDLIFE PRESERVE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TO EXPAND ITS OPEN CUT PROJECT IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TOWN COULD SEEK CONTEST HOST JOB AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
JULY PRECIPITATION RELIEVES DRY CROPS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LIVESTOCK MAKES UP 68 PERCENT OF AG SALES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
STATE UNEMPLOYMENT HIGHER IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*FITNESS CENTER TO OPEN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*BONANZA OF BIKES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NUKE DUMP MEETINGS CANCELED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE LACKS MINORITY WORKERS IN PRISONS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HOUSE OK'S 1990 FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*FAIR DISPLAY WAS HOME TO SIBLINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*HELP CHILD HAVE A GOOD SCHOOL YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DON'T SCRAP HOPE FOR AIRLINE SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MINE SHARES CONCERNS ABOUT ENVIRONMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
EGAN BREEZES TO GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MILBANK HARDWARE DEAL POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE HOUSING ANALYSIS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MAN'S HOBBY BLOSSOMS INTO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AGRICULTURE JOBS LEAD EMPLOYMENT IN CITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DIVERSITY WITH GLOBAL INVESTMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FARM BILL PROPOSAL WOULD LIMIT LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*SD PICKED FOR FEDERAL AG PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*NEW EFFINGTON REP BARTNIK DIES OF CANCER,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON TEEN HURT IN CAR-TRUCK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CONSIDER TOUGHER JUVENILE LAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER--MUENSTER SHOULD CLARIFY STAND,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO SHIPPING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROWING BEAR WILL SOON NEED NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"LIBERIANS ARREST, DETAIN MISSIONARY FAMILY","Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NOT JUST FOR KIDDIES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOUSE 'GLOWS ON ITS OWN',"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MUENSTER--HE'S GAINING SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PIERRE COMPANY HIRED TO PROBE WASTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LENNOX BAND PLAYS ON,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESEARCH BUILDING TO BE REPLACED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 MAMMOTH SPECIES ONCE ROAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLARK TEEN KILLED IN WORK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GRANT TO EXPAND RECYCLING CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FOOD PANTRY MOVES TO COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*MINNESOTANS WARY AS SEX-RING SCANDAL WIDENS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE FUN IS AIR APPARENT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANCER DEATH RATE LOW IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEVELOPER QUITS SHRIVER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
'DANCES' MARATHON,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCRUTINY OF POLICE WILL BENEFIT PUBLIC (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*INDIAN SPIRITUAL HEALING SPREADING ACROSS CONTINENT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BOAT TAX FUNDS USED ON MARINA BREAKWATER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"NITPICKING ASIDE, REAL ISSUE IS GIRL'S LIFE (L)","Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CENTER SHOULD CELEBRATE US-CANADA FRIENDSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DRIVER'S EDUCATION FEE DOESN'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*IS HARD ROCK GETTING SOFT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX RIVER FOLK FESTIVAL HAS FAMILY APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABDUCTION ATTEMPT REPORTS DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HELD AFTER NOT GUILTY PLEA TO MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAN WON'T BE ON MONDAY AGENDA,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEXAS COMPANY PLANS OFFICE MOVE TO DUNES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BLOOMIN' WARM DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CARETRAUM GETS 1 JULY 911 CALL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"COMPLEX STALLED, BUT NOT DEAD","Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WAR ANNIVERSARY ELICITS PRIDE, FRUSTRATION","Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEDS MAY SPLIT RESERVATION DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WINDFALL SPECIAL SESSION REFUSED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NORRIS MAN GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NY MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT OFF I-90,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEEN MAY BE TRIED AS ADULT IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PAT IS KING OF THE AIR WAVES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SLOW RACE SHOW'S TOP ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*A MYSTERIOUS AND RARE SLICE OF SD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON FIRM GETS HONOR FOR EXPORTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PANNEKOEKEN BEING SUED FOR FAILURE TO PAY RENT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*AN ELEVATOR RUNNING ON EMPTY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR RESHAPES WELFARE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR RELIES ON TOWNS TO HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PLAN EMPHASIZES RESPONSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
EROS DATA FACILITY IN SF (YANKTON PRESS & DAKOTAN),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RELEASE NAMES OF JUDGE HOPEFULS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CLINTON WRONG ON ABORTION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SPILLWAY PHOTO WAS IRRESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MEDIA SHOULD REPORT PAC CONTRIBUTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
KELO REPORT WAS EXCELLENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
RECLAMATION INITIATIVE WILL CLEAN UP STATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
OWNER SHOULD REOPEN PRAIRIE MARKET (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
DEMOCRATS OPPOSE STATE TAX HIKES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*GREEN RUNS A TIGHT SHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MCCONNELL HAS 3 RBI IN VICTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*DIVISIONS SOMETIMES DECEPTIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*AUGUST A HOT TIME FOR SPRINTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
FULLER NAMED VP OF GANNETT GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FOR SALE BY OWNER,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
GO DIRECTLY TO JAIL FOR MARCH OF DIMES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
INITIATIVE #3 DEBATE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
ROCKEFELLER GRANT FOR YOUTH COALITION,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY HIGH TESTS NEW EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
TWO FIRE VICTIMS OUT OF HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*SUNSHINE, SMILES GO HAND IN HAND AT FOLK FESTIVAL","Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
LOW-INCOME HOME SHORTAGE 'SEVERE',"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE OPENS NON-PROFIT CLINIC,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
'SUE' TEACHES A LESSON IN SENSITIVITY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
BAD LOANS MAY FORCE SINTE GLESKA OFF AID LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
*HOBBY'S ON THE RIGHT TRACK,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
PREPARES FOR STURGIS RALLY & RACES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
HOSPITAL STAFFS READY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
*THIS OLYMPIC TEAM IS LIKE A BAD DREAM,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*NEW TASTES IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*CHAUTAUQUA OFFERS BIG SLICE OF US LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1992, sect.G, p.07, col.2"
"*THREE MONTHS AFTER RIOT, PRISON ORDERLY BUT UNEASY","Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SD ORGAN TRANSPLANT BOOM IS UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
APPROVE FUNDING FOR TWO CENTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LAKOTA CEREMONY INSPIRES VISITOR,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NUCLEAR TEST BAN SHOULD BE EXTENDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SYSTEM OFFERS NO SOLUTIONS FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
JUSTICE NOT SERVED IN TIRE SPIKE DEATH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD NOT IN THE JOB FOR MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"SEAT BELT, HELMET ISSUE MAY DIVERT FUNDING (L)","Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
STATE CAN'T AFFORD TO BUY NEW AIRCRAFT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MORE ANSWERS NEEDED IN FURGESON'S DEATH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"ANTI-ABORTION AD, MISLEADING, SIMPLISTIC (L)","Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
ABOUREZK INTERVIEW TUESDAY ON CBS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER WOMAN SEEKING ELCA NATIONAL OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OSHA WORKSHOP TELECAST AUG 25,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU ENGINEERING ASSISTANT DEAN NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE FAIR HOT LINE OFFERS INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DISTRICT EXPLORES NEW SCHOOL USES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*RADIO ANNOUNCER FOLLOWS SPORTS OFF THE AIR, TOO","Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY CREATING JOBS FOR FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HIGHER BET SUPPORTERS GET ROLLING,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*USD COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY LEAVE BILL WON'T REQUIRE MANY CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAMBLING-RELATED BUSINESS BOOMS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GATEKEEPER WELCOMES WITH A SMILE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BAR SEEKING SPECIALIZATION RULES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OLDER TOOLS FOUND AT DIG,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
WOLFGANG TRIUMPHANT IN RETURN TO RACING,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH FIVE--LAKE ANDES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SENIOR PHOTO IS A VISION OF DOOMSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WORKING TO GET ALONG,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE STILL STANDS TO GAIN POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RUMBLE IN CANTON WORRIES RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TROUBLE TRAVELS AFTER CURFEW SWEEP,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REINHART'S NOMINATING PETITIONS THROWN OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CELEBRITY WORSHIP SKEWS JUSTICE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FUNDING PROBLEMS NONTRADITIONAL ONES (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO BE REMINDED OF LAW (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MILLER'S LOSS COULD BE BLESSING (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
FARE SHARE OFFERS SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MILLER SHOULD TRIM TRUE PORK IN BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
EDUCATION PROBLEMS MAY BE OVERSTATED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
JOHNSON TAKING STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
MEMORIES OF DEAD SHOULD BE RESPECTED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
ARGUS APPLAUDED FOR OPPOSING TASC (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*COOK JOINS KDLT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
EXPLORERS' FILL-IN STYMIES CANARIES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THIS FISH STORY'S A KEEPER,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY NAME EMERGED IN 1920'S,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOUR CITIES MAY JOIN STATE PHONE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIVE FACE CHARGES IN CAR HOPPING,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COURT ORDERS NEW TRIAL IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CUTTING GREENERY AT FALLS IS WRONG,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LANDOWNERS BRAINSTORM ON ANTI-PLANT STRATEGIES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PETITIONS TO CHANGE CITY GOVERNMENT MIGHT BE FLAWED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*LIFEGUARD SHORTAGE MAY CLOSE POOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
KIDS' APPLICATIONS FOR MEDICAID DELAYED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CLARK POTATO DAYS SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FMHA RAISES CEILING FOR HOUSING LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
YWCA TO CARE FOR BRANDON KIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*BIDS, FUN RUN HIGH AT BENEFIT AUCTION","Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SUPREME COURT JUSTICE TO RETIRE IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MELON CROP REBOUNDING IN SUMMER OF SUNSHINE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*BOARD OF REGENTS DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SHERIFF CUTS OFF FREE INMATE CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*ACHIE'S COOKIES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
FIRST PREMIER DOWNSIZING,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*FIVE ARRESTED IN ROSS KILLING,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE GRANTS FIELDS CHANGE OF VENUE IN 3RD TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*COUNTY SEEKS DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEIGHBORS' VIEWS OF STABBING SUSPECTS DIFFER,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T RUSH TO SIGN TAX-CUT PETITION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*WHAT PROMPTS RUSH TO DASCHLE'S AID? (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TREATMENT OF BOY PROVES CITY IS GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CRIME GOTTEN WORSE IN SF?,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*TRADITIONAL TRIBES MUST STAND UP FOR SOVEREIGNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
CHILDREN MAY REAP AN UNPLEASANT HARVEST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*COSTNER BETRAYS THE LAKOTA WITH HIS CASINO PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*THE DUNBAR WILL HAVE A POSITIVE IMPACT ON SD,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
SD CAN BE PROUD OF SEN. TOM DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
"OJ, SMITH TRIALS BETRAYS DOUBLE STANDARD (L)","Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
PRESSLER MUSTN'T TRY TO BUY RE-ELECTION WIN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
HEALTH OFFICIALS SEEK POSSIBLY RABID PUPPY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ONE DIES IN CRASH WEST OF CENTERVILLE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RUSH OF HOMEOWNERS SEEKING RELIEF SLOWS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPARSE OATS HARVEST BEGINS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CROWING ABOUT HIS JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
IMMIGRANT DETAINED IN FATAL FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL BANS WILDLIFE IN MAULING AFTERMATH,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PUC HIRES CONSULTANT TO STUDY US WEST,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SENATOR WANTS CHANGE IN FAIR TICKET POLICY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MANUFACTURER MATCHES {dollar}6,500 FOR SDSU FUND","Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DECISION ON PERMIT AWAITS EMISSION TESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DISGRUNTLED INVESTORS TO REVIEW PLANT OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SHORTFALL IN BUDGET REDUCED TO {dollar}362,000","Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*JANKLOW TO JUDGE LIP-SYNCING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN WHO ALLEGEDLY THREATENED JANKLOW IN COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TOTAL CROP DAMAGE MYSTERY UNTIL FALL,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
OGLALA MAN SENTENCED IN TRAFFIC FATALITY,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*TRAVELED TO AFRICA FOR SAFARIS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*BUSIEST STATE PARKS AND RECREATION AREAS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ANALYSIS OF PERMITS APPROACHING FINISH,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LIVESTOCK BRAND RENEWAL NEARS END,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CONSTRUCTION START SCHEDULED FOR SD HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LIFE IN PRISON IN WOMAN'S 1992 MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
"CENTRAL PLAINS, WATERTOWN CLINIC JOIN FORCES","Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AIR FARE CUTS FOLLOW SUMMER WARS,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
8-RUN 7TH POWERS CANARIES,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PIZZA MAKER FINDS MANY FANS IN HIS CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderAug 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BEATING SUSPECTS FREE WITHOUT BOND,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER COMMITTEE REGISTERED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BEATING SUSPECTS FREE WITHOUT BOND,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER COMMITTEE REGISTERED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MRS YELLOW BIRD GETS {dollar}300,000-GORDON, NEB","Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"MRS YELLOW BIRD GETS {dollar}300,000-GORDON, NEB","Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"MRS YELLOW BIRD GETS {dollar}300,000-GORDON, NB","Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MINNEHAHA BUILDING ORDINANCE UP AGAINST,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO PRESENT ENERGY PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MINNEHAHA BUILDING ORDINANCE UP AGAINST,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO PRESENT ENERGY PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BIA HEAD ASKED REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
AUGUST STORMS REGION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WILDLIFE FEDERATION TO MEET,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SCANNING SIOUX FALLS AT NIGHT WITH...,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
DIPPING BAT SET FOR DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
STRIKE INTERVENTION DENIED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
STRIKE INTERVENTION DENIED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
MT RUSHMORE TRAFFIC DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ATTRACTIVE FAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BEER NO BIG PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OBJECTS TO BEER AT SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BEER NO BIG PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OBJECTS TO BEER AT SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
INDIAN GROUPS TO MEET FEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE ASKS FOR ENERGY TALKS AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE ASKS FOR ENERGY TALKS AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
INDIAN GROUPS TO MEET FEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CORLE APPEALS PRISON SENTENCE FOR SHOOTING A POLICE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY WINS SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CORLE APPEALS PRISON SENTENCE FOR SHOOTING A POLICE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY WINS SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
HEALTH PLAN NEARER,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CLERICAL WORKERS NEGOTIATING,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CLERICAL WORKERS NEGOTIATING,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"STUDENT LOAN RECOVERIES ABOUT {dollar}6,400","Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WORLDWIDE HITCHHIKING IS THEIR CHOSEN CAREER,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROSECUTOR-I'M NOT DONE AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAW-ENFORCING SCHOLARS LOSE DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROSECUTOR-I'M NOT DONE AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAW-ENFORCING SCHOLARS LOSE DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAW-ENFORCING SCHOLARS LOSE DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HITCHHIKER IN HIS WHEELCHAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*ART PUTS RESEARCHERS BETWEEN ROCK, HARD PLACE","Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*ART PUTS RESEARCHERS BETWEEN ROCK, HARD PLACE","Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FLAG-WAVERS LET PATRIOTISM SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*ART PUTS RESEARCHERS BETWEEN ROCK, HARD PLACE","Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TUTHILL PARK AREA HOME A LESSON IN CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*TUTHILL PARK AREA HOME A LESSON IN CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CALIST LANCER-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*KARI ERICKSON IN THE 1981 MISS TEENAGER CONTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
"*OFFICERS OF THE VENTURE CLUB, 1980-81","Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
"*GARY THIBODEAU NAMED TO THE VICE PRESIDENT, SDSU","Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
ABDNOR-DELEGATION NOT DELAYING OAHE HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACORN-ABOLISH TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FARM INCOME RISES, BUT SO DO FARMER'S COSTS","Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HITCHHIKING IN A WHEELCHAIR...FREEDOM ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR-DELEGATION NOT DELAYING OAHE HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACORN-ABOLISH TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HITCHHIKING IN A WHEELCHAIR...FREEDOM ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDGEMONT HOMES ELIGIBLE FOR AID,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATER PIPELINE COST-{dollar}400 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARTIES FOCUS ON PUC RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARTIES FOCUS ON PUC RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EDGEMONT HOMES ELIGIBLE FOR AID,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATER PIPELINE COST-{dollar}400 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL SEWAGE COSTS AND PUBLIC (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MORRELL SEWAGE COSTS AND PUBLIC (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAKING ADVANTAGE OF MOTORHOME...,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TAKING ADVANTAGE OF MOTORHOME...,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"*LOVE YOUR CHILD, A LETTER BY KEITH WILSON","Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OPPOSE BOARD'S RULE DEFINING A SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DISPUTES CRITICISM OF BLACK HILLS GROUPS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CRITICIZES COMMENT BY DEMOCRAT LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DISPUTES CRITICISM OF BLACK HILLS GROUPS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"THANKS KNOBE, CITY FOR THE GREENWAY (L)","Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DASCHLE PRAISED FOR OPPOSING TAX CUT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*CELIA MINER SEES NO CONFLICT OF INTEREST,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*CELIA MINER SEES NO CONFLICT OF INTEREST,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CITIBANK BEGINS TALENT SEARCH,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GRASSFIRES HIT WESTERN COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HAM-I'M READY IF PARTY BECKONS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CORN BORER INFESTATION WORSENS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
10 STATES REQUEST CONTINUED WATER GRANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER-BILLY ONLY UNGUIDED MISSILE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN HEADS SDSU ALUMS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN HEADS SDSU ALUMS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
32-TEAM NATIONAL TOURNAMENT OPENS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN, IT'S TIME FOR BULLHEADS","Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CONSERVATION OFFICERS CARRYING GUNS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CONSERVATION OFFICERS CARRYING GUNS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RUNNING SHOES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
AMATEUR BASEBALL-AN OLD FRIEND,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
RAPID CITY TEAM SERIOUS ABOUT TITLE DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MOST LIVESTOCK PRICES LOWER THAN YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD RETAILERS STRUGGLING THROUGH 1980,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
3 NAMED TO POSITIONS AT ARGUS LEADER,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
SF PLANS NORMAL SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SF PLANS NORMAL SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CONOCO DEAL WILL NET SD {dollar}1.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*THROUGH 100 YEARS, FAMILY HAS PERSEVERED","Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BOING--CAPTURES ATTENTION OF YOUNG READERS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*THROUGH 100 YEARS, FAMILY HAS PERSEVERED","Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BRANUM AND NORLIN--NEW APPOINTMENTS AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*RAAB AND GUTZMAN MOVING UP AT USD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
JOHN NIES AND BOB CARMACK ON HUMANITIES COMM,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
ARRAIGNMENT SET TODAY FOR SF MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD GRASSHOPPER BATTLE COULD COST {dollar}10 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PATIENTS CONTEND WITH HEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS RESUME PROBE INTO BONDING AUTHORITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LAWMAKERS RESUME PROBE INTO BONDING AUTHORITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SATELLITE DISH OWNERS HAVE ACCESS TO SPACE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SATELLITE DISH OWNERS HAVE ACCESS TO SPACE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MEET CONDITIONS OF GENEROUS GIFT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEET CONDITIONS OF GENEROUS GIFT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'DEAR SENATOR PRESSLER' (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
'DEAR SENATOR PRESSLER' (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VET SAYS NEVER GIVE UP,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VET SAYS NEVER GIVE UP,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN WEATHER OFFICE MAY CLOSE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN WOMAN FIGHTS BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ABERDEEN WOMAN FIGHTS BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*RETIRING PRIEST LEADS MANY DOWN NARROW ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PATCO STRIKERS, AIRPORT TOWER START OVER","Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN'S GRAIN AGREEMENT COULD HARM REPUBLICANS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*VISITORS FROM JAPAN WILL GET TASTE OF SD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*WOODY ALLEN'S NEW FILM IS IN LOVE...,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
NOW ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
RED CROSS ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
REDING ELECTED HEALTH DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
EIGHT AND FORTY ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
GIRLS CLUB COMMITTEE NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
HENKIN NEW JA PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
LANGDON ELECTED TO HEALTH GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
TOASTMISTRESS PRESIDENT INSTALLED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
USD PROF ELECTED SECRETARY OF EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CIVIL RIGHTS ADVOCATES CRITICIZE CITY'S HIRING PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW CONTROLS ON TICKET FINES NEEDED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TROOPS TO STAY AT IBP THROUGH THIS MORNING,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RECORDING SHOWS O'CONNOR DIDN'T SUPPORT PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*97-DEGREE TEMPERATURES NOT FIT FOR MEN...,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HISTORIC HOUSE PUT TO THE TEST ON PROPOSED MOVE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN SAYS FARMING WILL BE PROFITABLE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SOVIET GRAIN CONTRACT SHOULD HAVE BEEN LONGER (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONSULTANT TO DISCUSS CATTLE FUTURES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD CELEBRATES DAYS OF '76,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLICE CHASE JUVENILES FOR 1 HOUR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE GETS MORE FUNDS FOR JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
3 KILLED IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD CONGRESSMEN AT ODDS OVER WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
HOMESTAKE STOPS PROVIDING MEDICAL BENIFITS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"CITY, COUNTY TO INSTALL LINKED COMPUTER SYSTEM","Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COMMUNIST LEADER SENDS IBP TELEGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
EXTENSION SERVICE COULD LOSE MORE FED SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COURT VICTORY SAVES SD SCHOOLS MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
DANIELSEN SPREADS JOY OF RUNNING,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORLEY NEARING END OF CAREER,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*TEA POLICE CHIEF ACCUSED OF PLOTTING MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POVERTY LEVEL GROWS SLOWER IN RURAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*WHERE HAVE ALL THE POLITICIANS GONE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SIOUX RIVER FOLK FESTIVAL AUG 13, 14","Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
AUGUSTANA PROFESSORS AWARDED AID,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
DORIS LARSON GETS AWARD FROM USD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
"PISTOL, RIFLE TEAMS TAKE TOP HONORS","Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
USD JAYCEES GET NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*HISTORIC HOME TRAVELS STREETS OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*41ST STREET REPAIRED AS PART OF EMERGENCY PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF HOPES TRIP WILL SOLVE WEBSTER MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BEAUTY OF AMERICAN BRIDAL GOWNS AMAZES JAPANESE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACHER WAS FORCED INTO HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR WANTS LAW AGAINST ETSI SUITS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KNEIP'S REFLECTIONS ON JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US NEEDS NERVE GAS CAPABILITY TO FORCE BAN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PUBLIC SHOULD HAVE FREE USE OF CAMPING SPOTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
COUNTY EXPANDS SERVICE CONTRACT ON COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY DELIBERATING WHETHER WAFF IS GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN REFUSES TO ENTER PLEA AT ARRAIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEEN-AGE SISTERS STABBED DURING FIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONSERVATION OFFICIAL WILL BE SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FLIGHT STATION PLAN GROUNDED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"CENTRAL, EAST SMALL GRAIN YIELDS ABOVE AVERAGE","Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL WILL HOLD MONEY UNTIL BROOKINGS ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RIVER PARK WILL EXPAND OUTPATIENT PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEES GROUP WILL MEET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUCCESS SEEN IN BELLE FOURCHE TAX PETITION BID,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"WEBSTER BOY HIT BY CYCLE, DIES OF INJURIES","Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CITY GETS TWO NEW SLUDGE TRUCKS FOR WASTE WATER,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LAWMAKERS WILL OPPOSE RAIL ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PANEL WILL STUDY SICK LEAVE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BADLANDS CAMP APPARENTLY USED ABOUT 300 AD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*REALTORS HELP ELDERLY NEIGHBOR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BEAR INDICTED IN SHOTGUN DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
THE LOUDER THEY SCREAM...,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*CREWS REPAIRING CITY STREETS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STREET SWEEPER DRIVER ESCAPES INJURY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD BUSINESSMAN MAY TALK ABOUT PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOKKEN WILL LEAVE HOSPITAL FOR JAIL TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROTESTERS TO PICKET 7-ELEVEN STORES SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WINTERS PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INVESTIGATORS LOOKING INTO SPA CLOSING,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LANGUAGE RULE WILL HELP OUR STUDENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLOSING COLLEGE CRUEL HOAX (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DON'T FORGET VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
2 PAGEANT ARTICLES HIT MARK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ABUSE STORY RAISES QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRESSLER REVELATIONS LAUDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STATE SHOULD FIX DAM AT LAKE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
JANKLOW NAMES GERKEN AS LANDS COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"ABDNOR HANDLES FARM, ASBESTOS AMENDMENTS","Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ADMINISTRATION IGNORING DEFICITS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BONES RECOVERING FROM HEART BYPASS SURGERY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DEMOCRATS PART OF DEFICIT PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FORMER MARION SCHOOL OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NEW VICE PRESIDENT NAMED AT SCHOOL OF MINES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BOARD TO APPORTION WATER DISTRICT DIRECTOR AREAS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HORSE RACING AGENT PROTESTS SUSPENSION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MYERS KEEPING EYE ON TWO STATE OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SANITARIAN SAYS MITCHELL WATER NOT A HEALTH HAZARD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SECOND-BROOD CORN BORER MOTHS ACTIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WINNER WILL VOTE ON SEWAGE LAGOON REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE TAKES APPEAL UNDER ADVISEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
750 APPLY FOR STATE FAIR RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
DAVISON SHOULD BE DECLARED DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
"DASCHLE, JANKLOW AIR BEEFS","Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KEILLOR'S BOOK BRINGS TOWN TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CAMPAIGN CHECKOFF SHOULDN'T BE DROPPED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GAS STATION CHANGES SHORTCHANGE MOTORISTS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SENATOR MISSES MARK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NEW G.I. BILL PROVIDES BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*LAWMAKERS DEFEND BUDGET VOTES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHING CONTRACTS UP IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKERS WANT UNION RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT STRIKES DOWN LAW ON TEXTBOOK LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD RAPE DECISION REVERSED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FM STATION TO AIR CALL-IN SHOW ON DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FUTURE FARMERS SHOW SUNDAY AT FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MORRELL, UNION RESUME CONTRACT TALKS AUGUST 20","Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD EARNS AAA HONORS FOR SAFETY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIXTH STREET TO CLOSE FOR TWO MONTHS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNION COUNTY FAIR OPENS MONDAY IN ALCESTER,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
4-H ACHIEVEMENT DAYS AUGUST 8-10 IN SALEM,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR HIRES STRATEGIST FOR RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"COMPANY LIABLE FOR UP TO {dollar}500,000 AFTER FIRE","Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SCHOOLS FILE GRIEVANCES ABOUT STARTING DATE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
REAGAN READY TO GO TO BATTLE ON FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SD JUDGE CAN THINK FOR HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
DEVELOPERS DISCOVER GREEN ACRES IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BLAST CLAIMS SECOND VICTIM,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*OWNING PROPERTY A FAMILY AFFAIR FOR SOME,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*UNVEILING OF NEW PHILLIPS AVENUE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CANDIDATES WILL NOT RUN PAUPER'S RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MAKE ALL PAY SHARE OF TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
POWWOW WORTH ATTENDING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
REGULATION QUESTION OF TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
REGULATION QUESTION TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*AUGUSTANA, SFC WANT NEW CENTERS","Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHAMPION BISON RESPECT NCC RIVALS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LURE OF BALLPARK STRONG FOR HUNTIMER,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POWWOW WORTH ATTENDING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOIL CARRIED BY BAD RIVER CAUSES ALARM,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S CUP OFFERS INTENSE COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WHITE RIVER'S REPUTATION BETTER,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BATTLES TO REGAIN USE OF HIS LEGS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS MAN THE SKIES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON URGES ENFORCEMENT OF GRAIN DEALS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOW INTEREST RATES FLOOD BANKS WITH REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINN MAN ARRESTED FOR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION REPEATS SUPPORT OF KANSAS STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BIGGER TRUCKS RUMBLING ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES SAFE--OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"WARM, DRY SUMMER TO LAST","Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TEMPORARY FIRE STATION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY CONVICTS MAN FOR SHOOTING AT CAR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL WON'T EXPLAIN JUDGE'S REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CORN PALACE TO FEATURE CLASSY CARS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DIRECTOR OF CENTER DISPUTES VA REPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LIFEGUARD HONORED FOR LAKE RESCUE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ERRANT POLE BLAMED FOR FIRE AT LEAD LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TELLINGHUISEN TALKS TO REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*FIRST CITY BANK MARKS 1 YEAR IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*PIZZA MAN LIKES BEING THE BIG CHEESE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AREA COMPANIES BACK TEXTILE ACT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
CONTRACTOR RECEIVES HONORS FOR HIRING EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
HOTLINE--FARMERS HAVING STRESS PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
*MITCHELL RESIDENTS WANT TO SAVE HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MISS MANNERS MAKES ARGUS LEADER DEBUT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*HAZEL LARGAARD LOVES TO COOK,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1986, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*NATIONAL CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHINDLER PREPARES TO REMEMBER BETTER DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*UNION WANTS TO EXPAND MEAT BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*BROTHER, SISTER TRAVEL MOTIVATING TEENS","Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
STRONG EFFORT MADE FOR RESEARCH CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SWEETMAN'S ROLE DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHO'S MINDING STORE AT WILLIAMS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS HARDEE'S FALLS IN FINAL,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"ROST, JOHNSON WIN ADULT TITLES","Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BLACK HILLS COLLEGE GETS HISTORICAL TREES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG COST MEASURE FACES VOTE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WHOLE LOT OF SHINE'N GOIN' ON,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL INJURY RATE UP 18 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PREPACKAGING IN MEATPACKING INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRAYER HELPS KEEP RADIO ROSARY ON AIR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANTON COALITION FIGHTS DEMOLITION OF LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TO KEEP MINING OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL TO REVIEW BLACKSTONE ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY SUSPECT HELD ON {dollar}1 MILLION BAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TWINS OWNER BUYS LOCAL BANKS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONTESTANT EATS WORMS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEADWOOD WOMAN CHARGED IN ARSON ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BUILDING DESERVES A FRESH OPPORTUNITY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEMONADE STAND PICTURE DELIGHTFUL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CAR CHASE ENDS WITH MAN'S ARREST,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO DRILL 8 WELLS BY DIVERSION CHANNEL,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIREWORKS MAY HAVE CAUSED GARAGE FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, TEEN ARRESTED IN SHOOTING AT CAR","Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE RISES SLIGHTLY IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FACT-FINDERS WILL LOOK INTO SALARIES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRE OFFICIAL EDGY ABOUT OPEN BURNING,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRE-BUGGED TOURISTS STEER CLEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLK--JOHNSON THWARTED CRITICISM ON SOCIAL SECURITY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TEA FIRM TO PAY FINE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STATE OK'S LOANS TO 3 SD FIRMS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"STORMS START FIRES, DAMPEN DRY AREAS","Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
150 STAY BACK TO CONTAIN FLAMES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*STUDENTS MAKE TEACHER PROUD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DWU DISMISSALS LINK TO STEROID USE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BANK BILL MAY GO TO FULL LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
LAKE NORDEN JOINS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
OSHA EXPANDS HAZARD STANDARD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
INVESTORS RETURN TO LOW-RISK CD'S,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*TEENS SUSPECTED IN CEMETERY SPREE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GIVES PIERRE A CHANCE TO PLAY HOLLYWOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PRISON CHARGES CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*EX-INMATE--NO POT FROM NOTHDURFT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--HOSTAGES IN LEBANON,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'BLANK CHECK' OFFER CAN HURT TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO REASON TO GROUND DC-10S (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUILD A NEW HIGH SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
JOHN EGAN ACHIEVED GOAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WIFE KEEPS HUSBAND'S LOVE OF RACING,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'PARENTHOOD' RON HOWARD'S UNRULY CHILD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LEWIS READY FOR STONES TICKET SALES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT MUST BE IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"ACCIDENT KILLS GIRL, HER GRANDMOTHER","Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS OFFER LIST FOR DAY-CARE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS DELIVER MESSAGE TO TRAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SERVICE PLANNED FOR DC-10 CRASH VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WESSINGTON PAYS {dollar}1,000 EPA FINE","Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON AUTHORITIES NAB JUVENILE PATIENT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ON THE HIGH SEAS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORT PIERRE MAY TAKE CHANCE ON GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GARRETSON FACES HIGH PRICE FOR CLEAN WATER,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOM WHO SAVED KIDS FROM 'CULT' GETS CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YEAR'S FIRST SOLID BOARDING AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"STATE LOTTERY TO OFFER {dollar}100,000 TOP PRIZE","Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"MORNING OUTAGE CUTS POWER TO 1,200","Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESERVING HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN ORDERED TO TURN OVER RECORDS TO COUNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTE LEADS TO LOSS OF PHYSICIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON SIOUX TRIBE OFFICIAL CONVICTED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*ALMOST 200 TEAMS ENTER GOVERNOR'S CUP,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*2 AREA AGENTS GET NATIONAL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CITIBANK RENEWS BUSINESS HOTLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NORWEST STARTS NEW INVESTMENT FUND,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
2 CONSERVATION SOCIETIES HONORED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"*FOOD, AGRICULTURE LINK NATIONS","Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*LEWIS PLANS NEW STORES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
BIG SIOUX SPILL IS INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*CON MEN BILK BANKS, MERCHANTS","Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IRAQI--HUSSEIN MADMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER PLANNED DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YOUNG HOLD KEY TO ENDING RACISM (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POVERTY MAIN CRITERIA FOR MEDICAID RECIPIENTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SYMPHONY MEMBERSHIP TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HEAD FOR THE HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'DUCKTALES' IS DELIGHTFUL ACTION FARCE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"BILL TO LINK BLACK HILLS, DENVER INTRODUCED","Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISPATCHER CREDITED WITH SAVING CHILD'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE WHO SKIPPED FURLOUGH TURNS SELF IN,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEASURE OK'D MAKING CORPS ACCOUNTABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VALLEY SPRINGS MAN INJURED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AREA CHURCHES FORM NETWORK TO ASSIST YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FRANKENFELD QUESTIONING JOHNSON VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS MARCH FOR HIGHER PAY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A SWEEPING JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KNIFE-BUYING REPORT TRUE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HOW OUR GARBAGE PILES UP,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE RULES FARM TRUCKS NOT 'JUNK',"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARKER WILL HAVE ITS OWN CLINIC,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEACHERS FROM JAPAN ON USD CAMP STAFF,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHIEF VOWS TO GET STATE AIRLINE OFF GROUND,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GOVERNOR'S HOBBIE REGATTA CANCELED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CAMPERS SET OUT TO SAVE ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FREE PARKING RETURNS TO DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRESHO STORM DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT {dollar}3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BORDER OFFICIALS READY FOR BIKE RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
50 PRODUCTS HAVE OFFICIAL RALLY LOGO,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JOURNALIST AGREES TO FACE BAD CHECK CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DAKOTAS PRO GOLF TOUR KICKS OFF SEASON,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POST 15 READY FOR LEGION WAR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAFAYETTE SIGNS SHRIVER LEASE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MINE THAT SERVES SD PLANT MAY CLOSE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PIZZA CHAIN TO OPEN RESTAURANT IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
RETAILERS READY FOR RALLY REVELERS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHELF REMAINS PERCHED OVER HANSON SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*TOP O' THE HEAP,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BILL OF RIGHTS TO BE ON DISPLAY IN CITY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
DESERVE PRAISE FOR DIFFICULT WORK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
LAW LIMITS SENTENCES IN DRIVING DEATHS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
TOURNEY HAS NO CLEAR-CUT FAVORITE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY ADMITS PROMOTING PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HAS RAISED {dollar}750,000 FOR CAMPAIGN","Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIGHTNING HITS DORM CAUSING LITTLE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT DENIES STABBING MAN'S HAND,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHARITABLE GAMBLING REGULATION PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEMOCRATS TO PETITION FOR SESSION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HORSING AROUND,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATORS SEEK FAA WAIVERS FOR SD CITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUSPECT HAS FORMER MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POWER PLANT TAXES WOULD BE SPLIT 50-50,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EX-PIERRE TEEN'S MUSIC DRAWS MEDIA ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GOES TO PRISON FOR CLUBBING OTHER MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAYOR OF PARKER RESIGNS FROM OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"WATERTOWN MAN FACES ARSON, ASSAULT CHARGES","Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAR SHOW AND POKER RUN DEBUT TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"MOLESTER TOLD TO PAY VICTIM {dollar}189,000","Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RALLY VETERAN BARBER HAS SEEN IT ALL,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEADWOOD GROUP TO PROMOTE GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"MICKELSON, SKYE RUN INTO ANOTHER STUMBLING BLOCK","Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*YOUNGSTERS ENJOY MOODY COUNTY FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*TRASH HAULERS LAMENT COMPETITOR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*22 RENTALS HAVE SPRINKLERS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S DOCTOR DISCIPLINE RATE LOWEST IN US,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VICTIM IN APARTMENT BUILDING FIRE DIES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ADRIAN LOUIS ESTABLISHES HIMSELF AS TOP WRITER,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW RADAR SYSTEM (HURON PLAINMAN),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROGRAMS FOR KIDS EXCEPTION TO RULE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROPOSED RURAL ADDRESS SYSTEM (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE INCOME TAX WOULD BE BAD MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
STATE LEADERS NEED TO ACCEPT INCOME TAX (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DOCTORS SHOULD POST WHAT THEY CHARGE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
KELO'S ACCIDENT REPORT LACKED TASTE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CHANGE REQUIRES GAO POSTAL INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
F-16'S DEPLOYED FOR ELLSWORTH EXERCISES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIONS CLUB SPONSORS SUMMER YOUTH CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RALLY-GOERS ARRESTED FOR FIRING GUN AT BAR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TWO MEN BIND, ROB SF MAN","Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A LONG DAY'S RIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ON THE ROAD TO THE RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD TARGETING RISKY BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON 'CURSE' NO THREAT TO MASTEN,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BROWNIE BLUNDER BUGS LOCAL EXTENSION AGENT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HOME ON THE RANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
LAKOTA PROTEST WOUNDED KNEE MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SCHIEFFER CITES CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*UNIFIED CREDIT WON'T GO DOWN WITHOUT FIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SNOWFOX SWIMMERS WIN STATE LONG-COURSE TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HOLLAND IS FASTPITCH CHAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*'KID INSIDE' SHOULD SPARK FUN, FIREWORKS","Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON TEEN-AGER ON COVER OF 'AIR & SPACE',"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SENIORS--THE FOCUS IS ON YOU,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TIPS OFFERED TO BECOME BODY DONOR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
TAXES LOWER THAN IN SIX NEIGHBORING STATES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DISABLED DESIRE MORE ACCESSIBLE FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY OK'S FINANCING OF CENTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DON'T GIVE UP ON BUDGET BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEBRASKA INDICATES HELMET LAW IS USELESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
A SEAT BELT OR AIR BAG MAY NOT SAVE YOUR LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"PRISON INMATES GUILTY, NOT ADMINISTRATION (L)","Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
COURTHOUSE TAX BASE SHOULD BE BROADENED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*NEW HOMES BUILT FROM OLD ONES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
FALLS PARK MAY SEE A RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LOCAL GROUP BUYS HOTEL IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
CHARGES PENDING IN SCHOOL FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY REZONES LAND FOR MALL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLTON CLOSING CITY LANDFILL BY OCT 9,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTIES ADDED TO DISASTER LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HDA OFFERING LOANS TO FIX FLOOD DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHREIER RECEPTION PLANNED FOR TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RAINS CUTTING INTO HAY HARVEST,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CRASH PAPERS GIVE FEW NEW CLUES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RAPIST FILES SECOND APPEAL; SAYS LAWYER ERRED,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TOURISM OFFICE FOSTERS RURAL ATTRACTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOTTO WINNER PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"MCKENNAN PARK NEEDS A FACELIFT, PLAN SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CRIME UP IN BOOMING BRANDON,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELKTON FARMER NEW SOYBEAN GROUP HEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATCHING FLOW RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HARVEST EQUIPMENT MOVERS FOLLOW RULES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WAGON TRAIN LEAVING ALVORD SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PRESSLER CRITICIZES NTSB NOMINEE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"ABOUREZK, VIKEN DISMISS CANDIDACY SPECULATION","Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROGRAM ENCOURAGES STUDENTS TO IMPROVE COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ROAMING DEER KEEP DRIVERS ON THEIR TOES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SALMON FISHING BACK ON TRACK ON LAKE OAHE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'I HAVE A LOT OF BASEBALL LEFT IN ME',"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ADULT HYPERACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TO CONTROL PESKY CRAB GRASS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*ACREAGE OWNERS OPPOSE PROPOSED CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FREEZING WEATHER IN BRAZIL FORCES PRICES UP,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY DEBATES GROWTH,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE REFORM SPLITS SD SENATORS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
FAILED CANDIDACY NOT A TOTAL WASTE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
KEEP US OUT OF HAITI (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DISREGARD FOR ANY LIFE SHOWS LACK OF VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WHAT WILL CITY GIVE UP IF COUNTIES DO MERGE? (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CITY DOES ENFORCE STATE MUFFLER LAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SUES COUNTY OVER STRIP CLUB,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS MAY FILE SUIT TO STOP CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAZELTINE ELECTED TO NATIONAL POST,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS COUNTY OK'S FEEDLOT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AIRBOAT CUTS TIME NEEDED FOR WILDLIFE PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY PETITION NEEDS 110 MORE NAMES,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOUR INDEPENDENTS TO CHALLENGE HAWKEY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KILLER HAD HELP IN MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PLANE DAMAGED IN ABERDEEN CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN ROBS BANK IN BROOKINGS MALL,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MISSING MONEY BAG TURNS UP NEXT DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUPLE CHARGED IN TAKING CREDIT CARD,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD ROADWORK TO COST {dollar}21.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"DOCTORS, SIOUX VALLEY FORM CARE ALLIANCE","Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ENTRIES IN 4-H SHOWS INCREASE IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EX-COP WINS RULING IN FREE-SPEECH CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
REJECTS CITY PURCHASE OF DOG TRACK,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
HAZELTINE REJECTS REINHART PETITION FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEDICAID ON HOLD FOR NON-AFDC KIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*ACCESS FOR DISABLED TO IMPROVE AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
POLICE ARREST 18 JUVENILES FOR VIOLATING CURFEW,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CITY HOUSING SHOWS GOOD GROWTH,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FARMERS MAY LOSE FEDERAL PAYMENTS FOR ERODIBLE LAND,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*TOWE'S CAREER WAS A MISSION,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANARIES' BATS STILL SILENT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ANOTHER ZITTERICH,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PIZZA DELIVERY SLICES NEAR THE BORDERLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOLO ACT,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*FOOD IS GONE 'BOOM, BOOM, BOOM'","Argus LeaderAug 03 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"*POLICE SAY MAN OFFERS {dollar}10,000 TO KILL WIFE'S FRIEND","Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"AIR INSPECTION IDEAS FLAWED, STUDY SUGGESTS","Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE BILL OFFERS RETIREE SAFETY-NET (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BIG-TIME SIMPSON TRIAL HURTS SYSTEM'S IMAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*WITH GANGS, PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE","Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRESSLER KNOWS CORPS HAS NO LAND RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PANIC WON'T HELP US DEAL WITH CITY'S CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
OUR JUSTICE SYSTEM IS NOT ABOUT JUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*KIKN AND KTWB PUT COMPETITION IN COUNTRY MUSIC,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CANARIES FALL TO DUKES 6-3,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SNAKE CREEK BACK IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
IDENTITY NOT RELEASED ON CAR-CRASH VICTIM,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CORSON MAN TREATED AFTER 2-VEHICLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY COUNCIL TO VOTE ON BUS FARE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAKE TRAVERSE BILL ADOPTED BY SENATE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--LOWER TAX BILLS NEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A GOOD DAY TO CUDDLE A BEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE: BUDGET PLANS OFFER LITTLE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LETTERMAN ALMOST LIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
24 PEOPLE FACING RABIES SHOTS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"HAJEK, HANSON TEMPERS FLARE UP","Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*NWS OFFICE MOVE DELAYED FOR MONTHS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LAKE CENTRAL OFFICIAL RECEIVES TOP HONOR,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CITIZENS CIRCULATING MAYORAL RECALL PAPERS,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STATE GOP EXECUTIVE RESIGNS FROM POST,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY BOARD LOOKS AT DUST CONTROL,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"DASCHLE, PRESSLER SET SEPARATE MEETINGS","Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*ONE INJURED IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"INDIAN LEADERS, LAWMAKERS TO FIGHT SPENDING CUTS","Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"PAVILION CLEANUP INCREASE BY {dollar}95,000 OVER PROJECTION","Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
YOUNGER BROTHER PROTECTED HIM,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CATTLE AND CALF INVENTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
DUNBAR PLANNER DOUBTS FEDERAL ESTIMATES ON RAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"IBP, UNION BREAK OFF NEGOTIATIONS","Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HOSPITAL ENDS EMERGENCY CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.6"
PHAR-MOR TO CLOSE BY AUG. 11,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PIG HERDS SHOULD BE PSEUDORABIES-FREE BY '96,"Argus LeaderAug 03 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
SEVERAL GAS STATIONS' ALLOCATIONS DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING BUGGED-GROUND BEETLES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING BUGGED-GROUND BEETLES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN MELLOWS ON CONNALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RURAL ELDERLY HAVE SPECIAL KIND OF NEEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD SENATORS RESIST SALT II,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*KNEIP MAY LEAVE AMBASSADOR POST,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD SENATORS RESIST SALT II,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD SENATORS RESIST SALT II,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS AAA BOND RATING DENIED,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE TO HEAR BILLION UNFAIR LABOR CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GAS CRUNCH GETS BLAME FOR SMALL DEADWOOD CROWD,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE TO HEAR BILLION UNFAIR LABOR CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GAS CRUNCH GETS BLAME FOR SMALL DEADWOOD CROWD,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR OPENING WITNESS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS SUED OVER ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"MINNEHAHA COUNTY CARS SLOWER, BUILDINGS HOTTER","Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS PLAN HASN'T HAD VOTING TEST,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
ABDNOR OPENING WITNESS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MCGOVERN WANTS PROBE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
MCGOVERN WANTS PROBE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
YANKTON MAY LOSE GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
MOST LAID OFF EDUCATORS GET CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TURKEY RACES AUG 14-PUKWANA,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
VITAL FIRST STEP FOR BLOCK II-SIOUX FALLS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SUNSET REVIEW OF HOUSING AUTHORITY NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
VITAL FIRST STEP FOR BLOCK II-SIOUX FALLS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE DEFENDS HIS OIL TAX VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
DASCHLE DEFENDS HIS OIL TAX VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"FLOREY CITES GAP IN IDEALS, REALITY (L)","Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*ST LAMBERT GETS TWO NEW PRIESTS-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
TRIBE REPRESENTATION DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
TRIBE REPRESENTATION DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
*PETE YOUNG MOVING TO BIG-TIME SWIMMING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WINDS HIT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD IGNORES PLEAS TO CUT GAS USE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SUIT SEEKS BIG BEND LAND RETURN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SUIT SEEKS BIG BEND LAND RETURN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MAMMOTH RESEARCH SITE DRAWING TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*MESSAGES OF TRAGEDY WITH HOPE FOR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM PROVIDES YOUTHS JOB TRAINING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*MESSAGES OF TRAGEDY WITH HOPE FOR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*MAMMOTH RESEARCH SITE DRAWING TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EMPLOYMENT PORGRAM PROVIDES YOUTHS JOB TRAINING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*VALLEY NATIONAL WINS TO EVEN PLAYOFF SERIES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BANDITS TIP CLEM'S FOR STATE SLOWPITCH TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WYMAN HELPED BRING SLOWPITCH TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IRRIGATORS OPPOSE HURON PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IRRIGATORS OPPOSE HURON PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PUC CANDIDATES-KANE, SOLEM","Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"PUC CANDIDATES-KANE, SOLEM","Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"PUC CANDIDATES-KANE, SOLEM","Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN JOINS LIST SUPPORTING NRA HANDGUN BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN JOINS LIST SUPPORTING NRA HANDGUN BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONFLICTS MUSTN'T STOP WATER PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON MAN KILLED IN CYCLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE TO HEAR SUIT AGAINST TRIBE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC PIPELINE POWERS TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD INSTALLS 'LOW BRIDGE' WARNING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OPEN SD SPACES STRIKE JAPANESE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OPEN SD SPACES STRIKE JAPANESE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD INSTALLS 'LOW BRIDGE' WARNING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SIOUX CITY GETS TELE-AUCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SIOUX CITY GETS TELE-AUCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BUSINESS HEAD TO MEET SD CONGRESSMEN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*THRESHING BEE...,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*THRESHING BEE...,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STRIKE WON'T HALT MOST SF FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STRIKE WON'T HALT MOST SF FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TORNADO DESTROYS VIBORG FARM,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*'STAR WARS' RELEASES WHET THE AMERICAN APPETITE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*BLOCK PARTIES--DANCING IN THE STREETS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SF POLICE REFUSE COMMENT ON SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STORMY WEATHER,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
C&NW MAY AGREE TO FIX SD TRACK,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HOWARD GETS LIFE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ELUSIVE QUEST FOR DICK KNEIP (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOUBLE-DIPPER TAG WORKS BOTH WAYS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOW GROUP WOULD IMPROVE THE IRS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SD SHOULD OFFER BONDING GUIDANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF VO-TECH GETS NCA ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD CHOULD OFFER BONDING GUIDANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINN SENATOR FACES ARRAIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POISONED WATER KILLS 41 CATTLE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMMISSION REZONES NORTH END,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKER TO TEACH AT HURON COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKER TO TEACH AT HURON COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMMISSION REZONES NORTH END,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REGENTS WANT MORE BUDGET HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REGENTS WANT MORE BUDGET HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FUND SET UP FOR HOSPITALIZED SF CHILD,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
BN RAIL SERVICE TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*LIGHTNING KILLS SIOUX FALLS BOY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD BANKS CLOSE SUPER NOW ACCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CO-OWNERS OF CORSICA BARN INDICATED ON EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FORMER SDSU DEAN GETS AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*IH IMPLEMENTS NEW MARKETING STRATEGIES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROTECTS STATUS QUO,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ZONING BOARD TURNS DOWN NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*O'CONNOR INTRODUCED MEMORIAL DAY MEASURE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FORMER LEGISLATOR FILES AS INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"MORRELL, UNION TALKS CONTINUE","Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JOHN TATE REPLIES TO MORRELL ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT MADE THE RIGHT MOVE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONTRACEPTION STORY ASKS GOOD QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MORRELL IS IMPORTANT TO SIOUX FALLS' WELFARE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*DILIGENCE PAYS OFF FOR ROTARIAN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ESCAPEE LINKED TO SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FENCELINES SENSITIVE TOPIC IN WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JAMES SUBDISTRICT ELECTIONS CANCELED,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BN CREWS REPAIRING TRACK ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOND SET FOR LANGFORD MAN IN DEATHS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
IRS AUDIT LESS LIKELY NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"JUDGE DISMISSES OIL, GAS SUIT","Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAINS PUSH HARVEST BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TODDLER DIES AFTER BEING RUN OVER,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VOLGA TO VOTE 4TH TIME ON LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
5.9 PERCENT OF FMHA LOANS DELINQUENT IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ABERDEEN BAPTIST CHRUCH PLANS TO OPEN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
COUNTY COMMISSION TO RECONSIDER WELFARE PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
O'CONNOR NAMES 2 TO AG ADVISORY COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SF MAN DIES IN AUTO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"CHILDREN CAN HELP WITH CANNING, FREEZING","Argus LeaderAug 04 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CITY BUSES GIVE NICKEL RIDES ON ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DISPUTE PUTS RANCHER, OUTDOORS OFFICER AT ODDS","Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GEORGE SERCL IS DEAD AT 79,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CROP PRICES RISING WITH THE MERCURY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ADVISORY PANEL PREPARES TO HELP INDIANS (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*ALL DOLLED UP,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LUCRATIVE BUSINESS WAS NOT A STROKE OF LUCK,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOTOR HOME IS HOME AWAY FROM HOME FOR STARS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE FOR FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*STORY TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*2 TRUSTIES ESCAPE FROM WORK PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP HONORS FORMER STATE SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER--POLICE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATHS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO DISTRIBUTING COCAINE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE HAVEN'T MADE ARRESTS IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESEARCH PROJECT BRINGS LATEST CANCER TREATMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN WILL BE ARRAIGNED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURNOYER--CRITICS STARTED TRIBAL WAR,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE'S DECISION ABOUT PARROT CASE IS UP IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MOVEMENT AIMS TO STOP BREAKUP OF YELLOW THUNDER CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TEACHER'S CASE SETTLED OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW LIBEL SUIT GOES TO NEW YORK,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"SCHOOL SITES, PLANNING ESSENTIAL FOR FUTURE (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARTICIPATION URGED IN MARCH HONORING KING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"JURY CONVICTS WAFF, CONSIDERS DEATH PENALTY","Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BIKERS' RALLY COSTS AGENCIES {dollar}20,000","Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DOCTOR--CLINIC MAY BE TREATING ENCEPHALITIS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FARM EQUIPMENT FIRM CALLS BACK WORKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HEARING ON WATER RIGHTS LAWSUIT IS AUG 30,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUVENILES CHARGED WITH SETTING FOREST FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"MCDOWELL RELEASED FROM JAIL ON {dollar}50,000 BOND","Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WEDDING FIRST FOR COLTON'S MCMAHON,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOT WEATHER KEEPS FISHERMEN OFF THE WATER,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BUS","Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MOST LEFT HANGING IN PHONE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PERFECTION SHOULD BE A KEY GOAL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*OLYMPICS BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT NULLIFIES BAYER'S PLEA IN TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WILL ATTEND SPRINGFIELD MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEAR'S TRIAL MAY TAKE FOUR WEEKS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DOKKEN STILL REQUIRES HOSPITALIZATION,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WANTS TO GIVE BACK PART OF HIS SALARY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN FACES HEARING IN THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SDSU HEAD--FACULTY NEEDS RAISES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
APARTMENT VACANCY RATE RISING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GERKEN STEPPING BACK INTO SPOTLIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PEOPLE, MEDIA SHOW INSENSITIVITY (L)","Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EDITORIAL ON TWINS OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WARING WROTE USD FIGHT SONG (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ANIMALS CAN OUTSHINE HUMANS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REAGAN IS IGNORING CHRIST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AMERICA NEEDS MONDALE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
THINGS DON'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
VOLK'S DUAL ROLE WAS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ABDNOR ATTACKS FEDERAL FLOOD DISASTER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BANK OFFICIAL CHARGED WITH MISAPPLYING MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BRANDON WOMAN IS NEW OWNER OF HEALTH SPA,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FMHA CONCERNED ABOUT DELINQUENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES {dollar}8 MILLION FLOOD ASSISTANCE BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KARE-4 PROGRAM IS ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL VO-TECH DOESN'T GET TRANSFER STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"MYERS IN HOSPITAL BRIEFLY WITH FLU, RELEASED","Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE GROUP WILL MARK HIROSHIMA BOMBING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RIVER PARK ALUMNI REUNION SET FOR AUG 24,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS MAY DECIDE FATE OF WATER DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WANTS PROBE OF LOAN TO BLOCK'S PARTNER,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY GROUP GETS LETTER FROM SOVIET CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DISCUSS LAWS AFFECTING CIVIL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
EVERY SPORT IMAGINABLE--BUT WHY NO GOLF,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOMBS' DEVASTATION WAS AWESOME,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FED DIMS THE LUSTER OF SD INC (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROJECT WILL KEEP GOOD THING GOING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
REAGAN'S PLAN OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
POP DISPUTE SENSELESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
DANGERS OF CHEWING TOBACCO,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RITUAL RENEWS SEASON,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GROTON STAYS UNBEATEN IN STATE 'B' TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TRAPSHOOTING IS 'LIKE A BIG PARTY',"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CUSTER STATE PARK OFFERS BISON SEASON,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BOAT GRAND PRIZE IN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*RESORT OWNER CELEBRATES MILESTONE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
WILD GAME COOK-OFF IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*DIAMOND BINDS TOWNS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD OK'S PLAN FOR TURKEY CLAY WATERSHED,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY ROOMS WILL BE SCARCE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOLLMAN SWEARING-IN CEREMONY SET FOR SEPTEMBER 6,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 PEOPLE DIE IN ACCIDENT NEAR LITTLE EAGLE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BE POLITICALLY ACTIVE, WOMEN TOLD","Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LABOR LEADER SAYS ABDNOR WAY OFF THE MARK,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DIRT FLIES OVER INFIELD,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CELEBRATING VICTORY OVER JAPAN (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*VIDEO VENDORS STRIKE GOLD IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SENIOR CITIZEN SEMINAR PLANNED AUGUST 29,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*HELEN BOBELDYK, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS IS GROWING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL'S PARENT CUTS EXECS' PAY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TAX BURDEN HAS EASED SINCE 1971,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITALS TEAMING UP TO AVOID EXTINCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FARM GROUPS JOIN IN BUYING INSURANCE FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
INVESTOR GROUP RENOVATING HOTEL IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
MISSION HILL COUPLE ATTEND CO-OP WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
STAFFORD ADVERTISING OPENS VIDEO DIVISION,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*SUCCESS LANDS OWNER MORE PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL EMPLOYEES MIGHT HONOR PICKETS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LAWYER TEACHES HIS BRAND OF MONOPOLY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*SIOUX RIVER FOLK FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE GETS DAYTON'S GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
YOUNG PEOPLE SOUGHT FOR GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
EXCESS OF BILLBOARDS DETRACTS FROM SCENERY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*THRESHING BEE TAKES FARMERS BACK TO PAST,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE TO STUDY JUVENILE DETENTION IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOOKING FOR CONTESTANTS TO MAN STATE PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAIN STORAGE HOTLINE ESTABLISHED FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MARTINS ARE BACK SUMMERING IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY POLICY IS FIRM SUCCESS FOR CONTRACTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WANTED FOR DEPUTY SHERIFF'S POST,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
UNSOLVED MURDER HAUNTS SHERIFF--WEBSTER,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WHEAT COMMITTEE TO EDUCATE GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS HOSTED CONSERVATIVE CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RC AREA SCHOOLS UNCERTAIN ABOUT NEW STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"GOP, DEMOCRATIC PLATFORMS DIFFERENCES","Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
PARKING RAMP ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*ART OF ACTION,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ROOKIES WIN TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEWALL WINS FIRST FEATURE AT HUSET,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MOST SD FARM BANKS STAY AFLOAT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA COOLS OFF,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HEAT TAKES TOLL ON LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SF PRIEST SIDES WITH STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*STUDENT NURSES LEARN WHAT THE BOOKS DON'T,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ADVOCACY NETWORK ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
RED CROSS CHAPTER PICKS BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*MUSIC EDUCATORS ELECT PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
DANCE CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SOROPTIMISTS INSTALL OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
STATE SETS EXAMPLE FOR THE BIG SPENDERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INCIDENT OVERPLAYED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NEW OPERATION WOULD HURT AREA (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REAGAN MAKES GOOD PICK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"CONGRATULATIONS, HOSPITALS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HAYING DEFEATS PURPOSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HOSPITAL DID GOOD JOB (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LET'S MAKE PARK SAFE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CANTON'S WINTER SEES GREEN AT HUSET,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ANDERSON SELECTED AS TOP LEGISLATOR,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BABBITT BRINGING CAMPAIGN TO SD,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTER TO GAIN HONOR FOR RESCUE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK AT WATER CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST OFFICIAL TAKES REGIONAL POST,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A HOT WEEK AT CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAN-MADE LAKE IN IOWA FARMLAND,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY TO ISSUE VERDICT ON QUARRY PERMIT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PEBBLE CREEK HOMEOWNERS HAPPIER,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD TELLS U S WEST OF PROFIT FRONTIER,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW HEALTH FACILITY FOR WOMEN'S NEEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WHITE HAWK LAWYER SEEKS COMMUTATION OF SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE CO-SPONSORING NOTCH BABY PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN EMBEZZLEMENT CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MARION MAYOR APPOINTED TO STUDY PANEL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RETAILERS GROUP OPPOSES MINIMUM WAGE BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN POLICE TRADE NIGHTSTICKS FOR MACE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE JOBLESS RATE JUMPS IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BOARD ORDERS TAX ROLLBACK IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*MOST ACCIDENTS HAPPEN AT ANGLE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LIGHTNING STARTS FIRE - BARN DESTROYED,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN QUENCHES THIRSTY STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMIST FINDS FLAW IN FORMULA,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITAL SMOKING BAN IS HEALTHY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ODD-EVEN WATERING SYSTEM FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
YUPPIE OVERSTEPS BOUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HURRAY FOR SMOKING BAN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*FALL FASHIONS FOR SF WOMEN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OTHER STATES LURE SD TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*DESIRE TO RESEARCH LURES SURGEON AWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATE TO RUN AS INDEPENDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS WILL APPLY FOR MORE RELIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--MAN DANGEROUS TO OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAKING DOWNTOWN SUCEED IS GOAL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RIVERBOAT DAYS SET TO SAIL IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL BARGAINING PRACTICES QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"SENATORS, GOVERNOR LOBBY TO KEEP SYSTEM FLOATING","Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MOTORISTS BRAKE FOR CANADA GEESE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*EGAN CAPTURES WEATHER-SHORTENED GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*MCDANIEL'S SKILLS SPUR TALK OF NFL GREATNESS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*BUYERS BID FOR RELICS, LAND IN BLACK HILLS","Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EITHER DROUGHT BILL WOULD HELP SD,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAWYERS LOOKING INTO REPORTS OF OTHER ERRORS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*BIKERS, DRUGS IN SD","Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PROVING TO BE A PLEASANT SURPRISE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HELMS RIGHT TO OPPOSE OBSCENE ART FUNDING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHITE STORY WAS ONE-SIDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*RECYCLING, INCINERATION, REDUCED TRASH","Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*BAY-AREA BANK MAIN EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EX-OYSTERS REUNITE FOR FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*CITY NATIVE FILLS DIRECTOR'S POST,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CUSTER MAN JAILED FOR TAX VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
US AWARDS BID ON BELLE FOURCHE LINE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FLAGRANT FUN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRM CHARGES NEW PARENTS FOR FREE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEA LEADER WARNS OF TEACHER SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL APPROVES FUNDS TO HIRE INSPECTOR GENERAL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACH ABOUT AIDS EARLY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIR SHOW TO RE-CREATE INFAMOUS DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD RESERVATION CITED AS HAVING SEVERE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL READIED TO AUTHORIZE WATER PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO APPEAL RECORDS DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN GIVEN WRONG SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*GOLFER WINS RECORD NINTH CITY CROWN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BEST BUY'S SALES DOWN SLIGHTLY IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"BUS, TOURS HELP STATE'S TOURISM","Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CONSERVATION GROUP WINS NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
EMPLOYEE GROUP WANTS 9.5 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GRASSHOPPERS STILL PROBLEM IN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*FIRM SPARES OTHERS OF TINY TASKS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*BROOKINGS 17-YEAR-OLD DIES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HUMPERDINCK 2ND TO CANCEL CONCERT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BIG SIOUX SPILL CALLED ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*BODYBUILDERS MIX FEATS, GOSPEL MESSAGE","Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PURPLE MARTIN TRAIN GIVES GLIMPSE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BUSH MIGHT HAVE TO TURN TO FORCE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"IF YOU DON'T LIKE PRODUCT, DON'T BUY IT (L)","Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SERIES HELPS TASK OF RECONCILIATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*KEN HIRSCH, HOUSTON TO SOFTBALL VICTORIES","Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'ARGUS LEADER' PLANS TO PUBLISH COMIC,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELECTRIC CORD BLAMED FOR APARTMENT FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KUWAIT-IRAQ CONFLICT MAY BOOST GAS PRICES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLATTE WOMAN CITED IN CLIFF AVENUE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SINCLAIR FILES SENATE PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*TIMELY RAINFALL HELPS FRUIT, VEGETABLE","Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIRLINE TO FLY DESPITE RESISTENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CLEANING UP TATTOO NEEDLES HAZARD,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OPPONENT--ORR IGNORING WASTE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*2 GIRLS HURT IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HOW WATER IS USED IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MITCHELL CITY WORKER INJURED IN TRENCH CAVE-IN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL'S CONTROL TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO INJURED IN LUMBER TRUCK ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
119 TREES TO BE REMOVED AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"ARMY, FEDERAL OFFICIALS TO TOUR JAMES RIVER","Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PAROLE OFFICER CLEARED OF ILLEGAL SEARCH CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*BERNIE, BRIAN HUNHOFF--PAPER INTO TOP PUBLICATION","Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PANEL SUPPORTS BLACK HILLS LAND SWAP,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FOREST SERVICE BOOSTS FIRE CAPABILITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SENATE APPROVES SD WATER PROJECT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RESORT HOSTS REUNION,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*LOTTERY'S WINNING HAND,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITIZENS GET THEIR DAY IN COURT EACH THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAWMAKERS TAKING AIM AT OWNERSHIP LOOPHOLE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE SHOULD USE SURPLUS IN TAXES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHEEL TAX OPTION IS OUT OF BALANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"CARS, BUILDINGS OFFER BEST OIL CONSERVATION (L)","Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"SENATORS GET BIG RAISE, IGNORE NOTCH PROBLEM (L)","Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STAND HAS RAMIFICATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CRITICISM OF BISHOP IS WITHOUT CAUSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*'ARGUS' EDITORIAL BOARD NEEDS MORE WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*GOVERNORS OF 18 STATES AGAIN IGNORE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*PAYING COLLEGE ATHLETES WON'T END ABUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STANDING OUT IN CROWD AT KC TRYOUT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
2ND CHANCE FOR EAST RIVER DEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JEWELRY MAKER FACES CHARGES BY UNION,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GIVEN 10 YEARS IN STRING OF BREAK-INS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RC MAN FACES CHARGES AFTER STABBING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'HONEYMOON IS OVER' FOR RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VISITORS IN MINORITY IN SOVIET UNION,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG FOLKS FROLIC WHILE OLD FOLKS REVEL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTANS VISIBLE AT SUMMIT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CRACKS FOUND IN ELLSWORTH B-1 BOMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN GIVEN 8 MONTHS IN PRISON IN DRUG SALE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX EYE CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 RAPID CITY MEN CHARGED IN BREAK-INS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*4-H BREAKS COUNTRY-KID STIGMA,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COMPUTER COMPANY REPORTS INCOME DROP,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PROFITS UP FOR OWNER OF YOUNKERS STORES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STORES STOCK LOCAL PRODUCE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BUYERS INTERESTED IN ETHANOL GRAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*NO CANDY AFTER PAINFUL DENTISTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR BOASTS NEW EVENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*CHANDLER FRIENDS BURY STORM VICTIM,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*JOBS CUT AT FREEMAN, PLATTE PLANTS","Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DON'T GET GUN HAPPY IN SHOWDOWN IN IRAQ (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LANDLORDS ARE FAILING IN DUTIES TO TENANTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SPENDTHRIFT OFFICIALS ARE DRIVING UP TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AUTOPSY IS DONE ON VICTIM IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BICYCLIST IS INJURED IN RAMP ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION CREW BLAMED FOR OUTAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUROR'S CONFUSION DOESN'T SWAY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 12 YEARS IN STATUTORY RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POOLING HER RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY RETAINS TWIN CITIES CONSULTANT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORMER JUROR GETS ANOTHER CHANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MINNESOTAN'S SCAM TRIAL STARTS NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*PASTOR ATTESTS TO BOE'S IDEALS, PUBLIC SERVICE","Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AIRMAN DROWNS IN RESERVOIR,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS LOSING RETAIL MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CODINGTON BUDGET ADDS 73.4 PERCENT TO TAXES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEDIEVAL FESTIVAL BUMPS INTO RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RIVER EROSION PLAN GETS DRY RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GOVERNORS BATTLE OVER ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CANDIDATE BACKS LAROUCHE ECONOMIC PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STURGIS READY TO TONE DOWN MOTORCYCLE RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
3 DIE IN BLACK HILLS MOTORCYCLE CRASHES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HAMILL MAN PLANS RUN FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*OFFICIALS SEE HOG PRICE HEAVEN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STATE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DIPS TO 3.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*BABY, THAT FEELS BETTER","Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DEATH BECOMES MADNESS IN NEW MOVIE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CROWELL PERFORMS HIS BEST,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*TOMATOES SLOW THIS SEASON,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*NATIONAL SERVICE PROGRAM MAY START NEXT SPRING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD HOSPITALS WOULD CONFRONT {dollar}60 MILLION IN CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PRICES OF HOMES SOARING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSIONERS SPEND TOO MANY TAX DOLLARS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES AWAIT FARMS, RANCHES (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ISRAEL BASHING WON'T HELP FLOOD VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"SMOKING, DRINKING ARE EXPENSIVE HABITS","Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BIEGLER NEW BALTIC SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CABLE FAILURE CAUSES ELECTRICAL OUTAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIREWORKS CAUSE OF LINCOLN FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FLOOD AID TO DEPLETE EMERGENCY RESERVE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
USD MEDICAL SCHOOL PROGRAM MAY BE CUT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ALONG FOR THE RIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BATTLING THE WEEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DUPLEXES TRAVELING ACROSS TOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON ESCAPE RATE RISING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD ROADS SEVENTH IN NATIONAL RANKING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CONCERT CLASHES SETTLED,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CUSTER PARK TRAFFIC INCREASES IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAIR-TICKET SALES AHEAD OF LAST YEAR'S,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER DFL SENATOR GAINS SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER LEVEL DROPS ON LAKE HERMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN COUNCIL ENDORSES RAIL TRAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ACHIEVEMENT DAYS UNDER WAY--CANTON,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FAMILY SUING OVER DEATH OF PRISONER,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FLOOD JOBS PROGRAM LOOKING FOR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MEASURE WOULD LIFT AID CAP,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PRESSLER BLOCKS VOTE ON NTSB NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GULF VETERANS TEST FOR DISABILITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SOUTHERNERS MAY NEED SOUTH DAKOTANS' HAY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"*MOVIE HITS, MISSES OF SUMMER","Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANARIES RIP SIOUX CITY 17-7,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A TASTE OF THE FARM,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GARDEN FAILURE BOOSTS STORES' PRODUCE SALES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*COOK EXTRA, USE LEFTOVERS","Argus LeaderAug 04 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*AUG 30 ELECTION DELAYED,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*REGULATIONS OFTEN CONFUSE, ANGER MANY FARMERS","Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PERDAEMS' ABUSE CASE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BOY TO REMAIN IN VEGETATIVE STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
WETLAND REGULATIONS TAKE MERCILESS HOLD AFTER MISHAP,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
KEEP CITY DEBATE ON BIG PICTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MORE NOT BETTER IN CITY GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BETTER REPRESENTATION NEEDED IN CONGRESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ASSASSINATIONS NOW TAKE AIM AT CHARACTER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE JUVENILE CURFEW CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*BURGEONING COMPLEX HAD MEAGER START 100 YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX VALLEY'S FIRST 100 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*VERDI'S SEASON IS OVER,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GUERRERO GOES TO COURT TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PATE AIMS FOR DUNES REPEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*NEWTON HILLS OFFERS TREE-MENDOUS VIEW,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FISHING IS BRISK AT OAHE, ROY","Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOY GETS REWARD BUT NOT FROM COUPLE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GUN-SHOP CUSTOMER SHOT IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
IGLOO DUMP CLEANUP WILL START IN FALL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER--BUDGET RESERVE GROWS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JUST FOR SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESSES ASK FOR MORE LOOP PATROLLING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MILLER NAMES RAPID CITY JUDGE TO SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"KEEPING HOMES, INDUSTRY APART IN LINCOLN COUNTY","Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*POLICE REVEAL SKETCH OF ROBBER,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH HITTING MITCHELL COP,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SHOWING LIVESTOCK TESTS KIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
THUNDERSTORMS END 3-WEEK DRY SPELL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*ARMED DOCTOR PUTS ON BULLET-PROOF VEST,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
READERS FAVOR BETTER PLANNING IN LINCOLN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
RC EDITOR NAMED PUBLISHER OF BROOKINGS REGISTER,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SENATE BACKS ETHANOL FOR GASOLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*OUTLET STORE OFFERS COMPUTER BARGAINS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*MOTORCYCLES ROLLING TOWARD BLACK HILLS FOR RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SATTERLEE--MURDER MOTIVE 'DISTURBING',"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*USD GRADUATES TO BENEFIT RURAL SD HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"LET CHILDREN, JOBS GUIDE WELFARE ISSUE (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PARENTS MUST WARN CHILDREN ABOUT DRUGS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NEW ARTS PAVILION IS A WASTE OF MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
4 PRO-LIFE AMENDMENTS ARE WAITING FOR AN OK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*SAVE CHAPLAIN R.B.'S ROLE IN GRANITE CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CHANGES THE CITY IS MAKING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*NATIONAL PRESS FOLLOWS STATE'S CELEBRITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOWN BY THE RIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIDDLER PUTS THE ACCENT ON HER GAELIC ROOTS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*'DEADHEADING' TERM FOR SNIPPING DEAD FLOWERS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SPORTS RADIO GIVES CALLERS THE SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROADRUNNERS OPEN REGIONAL PLAY SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BIRDS SURVIVE OUTFIELD WOES,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY MAN KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REWARD IN ROBBERIES TO EXPIRE AUG. 31,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OPHTHALMOLOGIST FIRST TO PERFORM PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES TO 'JAIL' FUND-RAISERS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW: ECONOMY ON UPSWING,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CAFE OWNERS TREAT CUSTOMERS AS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEREGULATION SUPPORTERS SEND FUNDS TO PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"SLAIN MAN'S FATHER SUES OFFICER, CITY","Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*CAR LANDS IN WATER-FILLED DITCH AFTER ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SOYBEAN INVESTORS MAY SUPPORT PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SEXUAL CONTACT CASE INVOLVING YOUNG GIRL,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*AMMANN RESIGNS POST AS CITY BAND DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LAST RABIES-EXPOSED PUPPY MAY BE FOUND,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RESIDENTS ENJOY COUNTY FAIR EVENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
THEME PARK PLANNERS HAVE SMALL INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*MET WIFE WHILE IN SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*HOW MUCH GASOLINE DO WE USE?,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PRESSLER PROPOSAL CUTS PROGRAM BY {dollar}66 BILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*COURT APPROVES REGIONAL LANDFILL SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS DISAGREE ON JOB CAMPAIGN'S SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CHARTER AMERICORPS MEMBERS GRADUATE,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
NWPS'S QUARTERLY EARNINGS UP,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GATEWAY GAINS AUSTRALIAN MARKET,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*W. 12TH CITY'S USED CAR STRIP,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
THREATENED STRIKE BY MEATPACKERS COULD CLOSE PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
MAN WHO ESCAPED PRISON CAMP GETS 2 MORE YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL ONLY ONE OF EIGHT BUILT,"Argus LeaderAug 04 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*PROSTITUTION IS NO DEADWOOD LEGEND,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS PICK STATE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS PICK STATE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDIES BLOW TO MILWAUKEE'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDIES BLOW TO MILWAUKEE'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO POSTAL PENALTY PROMISED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PROSTITUTION-AS OLD AS BLACK HILLS GOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NO POSTAL PENALTY PROMISED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR FIGHTS CONVERTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
ABDNOR FIGHTS CONVERTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
OAHE CHANGE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MAXIMIZING WORK FORCE IN 1980'S (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TRIP MAY AID BOTH SENATORS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
TRIP MAY AID BOTH SENATORS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SAYS MUNSON IGNORES 'MYSTERY' OF LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PRAISES EXTENSION OF PEER GROUP PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
WHY BOXCARS WILL BE IN SHORT SUPPLY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
URGES MORE NEWS ON URANIUM PLANS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
HIRED HANDS ARE NOT THE GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
URGES SUPPORT FOR SENIOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
"*TOWN CELEBRATION ADDS TO ITS COFFERS, IMAGE","Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*MONTROSE CELEBRATES WITH TURKEY RACES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PETITION SIGNERS WANTED AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*COLTON WOMAN TAKES TAX ASSESSMENT BATTLE TO STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PETITION SIGNERS WANTED AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*BRANDON POLICE & FIREMEN EXAMINE THE WRECKAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
LIFELINE ACORN TARGET,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
*HOUSE DAMAGED BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
LIFELINE ACORN TARGET,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
*UNO 'GAMBLE' SHAKES NCC FOOTBALL DICE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YUKON TRAIL-LOCAL CANOEISTS VENTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*FRANCIS KELLY'S ADVICE-GO FOR BONDS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"OATS YIELDS UP, BUT PRICES LOWER","Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRANCIS KELLY'S ADVICE-GO FOR BONDS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"OATS YIELDS UP, BUT PRICES LOWER","Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'REGULATED OUT OF EXISTENCE',"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'REGULATED OUT OF EXISTENCE',"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A & W CLOSES 41ST STREET RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*AIDE ASSURES CARTER'S TRYING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*AIDE ASSURES CARTER'S TRYING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CHIPPEWA NAMES CREDIT MANAGER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL UNDERWRITERS ADVANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*RIDDLE'S JEWELRY, SIOUX FALLS HAS NEW MANAGER","Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IOWA BEEF SAYS STAR PROBE WITNESS COMMITTED PERJURY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*BEEF PRICES PLUMMET,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ZAHM'S WORKS IMPRESS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ZAHM'S WORKS IMPRESS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*GRASSY LAKES BEST FOR BASS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
APPLICATIONS FOR DEER & ANTELOPE SEASON AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*ENGAGED CATHOLICS PREP BEFORE THEY PLUNGE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MRS ROGER HARMS-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.F, p.10, col.1"
"*SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR, A SPECIAL SECTION","Argus LeaderAug 05 1979, sect.H, p.01, col.1"
*DROUGHT SCORCHES 5.9 MILLION SD ACRES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KNOBE SEEKS DISCLOSURE RULE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
KNOBE SEEKS DISCLOSURE RULE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
KNOBE SEEKS DISCLOSURE RULE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
'80 PHEASANT SEASON BEST IN A DECADE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ALADKA JACKK'S HEADED UP,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NEW 'CLOSE ENCOUNTERS' BETTER THAN THE ORIGINAL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FOOD CONTRIBUTIONS NEEDED BY PANTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FOOD CONTRIBUTIONS NEEDED BY PANTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SOROPTIMISTS LIBRARY TELE-TYPEWRITER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NICHOL STEPS OUT OF HILLS SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON-I GOT ENOUGH BALLOT SIGNATURES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NICHOL STEPS OUT OF HILLS SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN BACKS OPEN CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NICHOL STEPS OUT OF HILLS SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON-I GOT ENOUGH BALLOT SIGNATURES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SOUTH SIOUX BUSES TO COST {dollar}16,000","Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*NEXT MURDER TRIAL DIFFERENT, CODY SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*NEXT MURDER TRIAL DIFFERENT, CODY SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*NEXT MURDER TRIAL DIFFERENT, CODY SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER-PREJUDICE BY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LAWYER-PREJUDICE BY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ANSWERS NEEDED ON WATER PROJECT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VEHICLE ACCIDENTS KILL 4,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD WILL HAVE FUEL STUDY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NISLAND MAN'S BODY FOUND,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF 'WISH LIST'-{dollar}62 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SF 'WISH LIST'-{dollar}62 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PANEL OKS FAIR MANAGER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FEWER SOYBEANS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD ACCEPTS DUPONT OFFER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE ASSEMBLY PRAYERS FAIL TO SAVE ILL NEWBORN,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
THE ASSEMBLY PRAYERS FAIL TO SAVE ILL NEWBORN,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
THE ASSEMBLY PRAYERS FAIL TO SAVE ILL NEWBORN,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CONTROLLERS IN SD READY TO BE FIRED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CONTROLLERS IN SD READY TO BE FIRED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INDIANS WINNING BUDGET BATTLE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
INDIANS WINNING BUDGET BATTLE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS PREP ATHLETES PAY SLIGHT FEE TO PLAY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BIOLOGY NOT ONLY FACTOR IN SETTING HUNTING SEASON,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
START SLOWLY AT CANOEING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BIG SIOUX RIVER CAN BE ROUGH GOING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
PETERSON DISMISSES HIS SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRICES DROP DESPITE FARMERS' GRAIN EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRANKENFELD PESSIMISTIC ABOUT RAIL PETITION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRICES DROP DESPITE FARMERS' GRAIN EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REFUGEES PLEDGE US CITIZENSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON DISMISSES HIS SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRANKENFELD PESSIMISTIC ABOUT RAIL PETITION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REFUGEES PLEDGE US CITIZENSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUDITORS URGE COUNTY TO TIGHTEN ACCOUNTING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRICE OF SCHOOL LUNCH MAY RISE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
A STRIKE US DOESN'T NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HITS TAX CUTS--SAYS PUBLIC BEING GOUGED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INSURANCE REFUSAL FOR CURVED SPINE UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLOSED MEETINGS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A STRIKE US DOESN'T NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLOSED MEETINGS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HITS TAX CUTS--SAYS PUBLIC BEING GOUGED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE WANTS AIRLINE MEETING CLOSED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARKING RAMP CONSTRUCTION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY ESTABLISHES CONSTRUCTION BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN TO REVIEW SUNDAY LAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE WANTS AIRLINE MEETING CLOSED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD TOURISM REMAINS STRONG,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*A SMALL VERSION OF THE REAL THING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PROJECT AWARENESS FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE BONDING OFFICIALS' PRACTICES OK'D,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROJECT AWARENESS FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE BONDING OFFICIALS' PRACTICES OK'D,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POOR FALL LIVESTOCK PRICES SEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROJECT AWARENESS FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD REGENTS EXPECTING TO SPEND LESS IN 1982,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JOBLESS FIGURES FROM RESERVATION QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"WATER PLAN MAY CAUSE FLOODING, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JOBLESS FIGURES FROM RESERVATION QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JOBLESS FIGURES FROM RESERVATION QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD REGENTS EXPECTING TO SPEND LESS IN 1982,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*ALMOST-EXTINCT SUNDAY DRIVE WORTH ITS WEIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PORTRAIT OF POISE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"EGGS, BARTLETT PEARS, LIMES GOOD BUYS THIS MONTH","Argus LeaderAug 05 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CABIN OWNERS FIGHT FOR LAKE BYRON,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*DEAD TEEN'S PARENTS GRIEVE, CRY,...","Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HEAVY RAINS FLOOD EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMPOSING FOR FUN AND PROFIT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LA PUNKERS DELIVER ROCK SHOW SO GOOD (FINE),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BANDS TO HEADLINE SF CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CRAZY HORSE SCULPTOR DOING WELL AFTER BYPASS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNOR SAYS HIS STATEMENTS WERE CONFLICTING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOLS, COUNTIES, TOWNS CHARGED TAX FOR GAS...","Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING READY FOR 4-H EVENT AN ACHIEVEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS AGREE PEN NEEDS IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"DASCHLE, ROBERTS VIEW NEW FARM BILL DIFFERENTLY","Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL TALKS GO INTO 3RD DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROCEED WITH CAUTION IN DEVELOPING RIVER (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TATE NOT REPRESENTATIVE OF MORRELL MANAGEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ABERDEEN S&L ROBBED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLAREMONT CORONER'S JURY RECESSED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-USD PRESIDENT HIRED BY RC FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRAND JURY TO PROBE HILL SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
O'CONNOR BLAMES REAGAN FOR ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS MAN'S DEATH RULED MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN TO BE TRIED FOR ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRIBES TOO DEPENDENT ON BIA,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NUTRITIONISTS--NEW FEDERALISM TO HURT PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
NEW PRO DIVISION BRINGS TENNIS STARS TO SD,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FEW BITE AT LURE OF WALLEYE TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*HALLOWED HALLS OF STATE BUGGED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL MUST CHANGE TO SURVIVE, ANALYSTS SAY","Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BELL WALKOUT WOULDN'T HALT PHONE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*OUTDOORSMAN IS A SPECIAL KIND OF BIRD,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'VACATION' IS GOOD FOR LAUGHS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE LEGISLATURE'S SUMMER INTERIM STATE AFFAIRS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
"*TEACHER PROMOTES READING, WRITING AND ARTS","Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS WILL HEAR CUNNINGHAM TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPAIRS WILL CLOSE PART OF WESTERN AVENUE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WAFF GETS LIFE SENTENCE, NOT DEATH","Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 GOALS SET FOR UNITED WAY FUND-RAISING DRIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*BOY, 14, DROWNS IN QUARRY NEAR ROWENA","Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INSURANCE DIDN'T COVER 4 SUED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PORK PACKERS--IT'S SURVIVAL OF FITTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNITED BRANDS LOSES {dollar}167 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INVESTIGATORS FIND EVIDENCE OF DRUGS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"KNOBE UNDECIDED ABOUT CONGRESS, MAYOR OPTIONS (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE NEEDS WORKABLE STOP-ARM SCHOOL BUS LAW (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LUCKY TO HAVE 2 QUALIFIED CITY RACE CANDIDATES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*CLOWNS PROVIDE CHAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYERS WANT BRIEFS FILED SOONER IN APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SPEARFISH HAS LEADS ON ART VANDALS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FIRST INTERSTATE SEEKS APPROVAL OF BANK DEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GROUP SUPPORTING PEACE MARCH PLANS PICNIC,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
KUNDERT ADMONISHES PEOPLE WHO DON'T VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"MATH, SCIENCE TEACHERS NOMINATED FOR HONOR","Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MITCHELL'S KDLT SWITCHES FROM ABC TO NBC,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*BUSINESS INSURORS, PAM OIL TRIUMPH IN OPENERS","Argus LeaderAug 05 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
2 MAVERICKS WHO BEAT WATERGATE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHEELER DEALIN' IN 'SEASONED' FOREHANDS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GREGORY PITCHER BELAK SHOWED HIS STUFF,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*RUDD DEVOTES SELF TO GAME,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*RESERVOIR IN NORTHERN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"FEWER BIRDS COULD MEAN LESS HUNTERS, REVENUE","Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SHOOTING THE LOOP,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VOCATION FOR LILLIAN PERRYMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*AREA FIELDS NEED WATER WORKS BYPRODUCT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
NEED FOR LIME MOSTLY IN EXTREME EAST,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SELLING LIME TO AREA FARMERS IDEAL FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
CITY SERVICES NOT WORTH TAXES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*BODY-BUILDERS FLEX, PRESS","Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
*ENJOYS FAMILY PART OF FAMILY DOCTORING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
ART SHOW HELPS KEEP TRADITIONS ALIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL DISTRICT NEEDS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
"DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS RAISE {dollar}3,000","Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
GOOD SAMARITAN VILLAGE'S ANNIVERSARY AUG 12,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
THRESHOLD WILL BEGIN MEMBERSHIP DRIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
"*KNOBE FINDS SIMILARITIES BETWEEN OLD, NEW JOBS","Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
BELL WANTS PLATFORM WITH NO TAX INCREASES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
HIGHER EDUCATION NEEDS MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
NEW CONTRACT GIVES HILL CITY TEACHERS RAISES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
LAWYERS STRIVING TO BECOME 1ST CHESS MASTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.F, p.05, col.2"
COUNTIES UPSET ABOUT DIKE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.F, p.05, col.3"
46 JAPANESE STUDENTS VISITING SD,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1984, sect.F, p.05, col.5"
*'PEACE IS WORTH WORKING FOR',"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HORMEL UNION VOTES TO STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BARGS LEAD VETERAN GROUPS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*MERGES HEADS ALTRUSA CLUB,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"CLUB CHANGES NAME, ELECTS LEADERS","Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HICKS GETS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
NELSON ELECTED BEADLE CLUB LEADER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PETERSON RECOGNIZED AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*NEW MEMBERS ADDED TO COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
PLAYHOUSE GETS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SIOUXRISE LIONS GETS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
STENSLAND ELECTED HEAD OF LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
FARM LAND HOLDING IDEA DESERVES SERIOUS STUDY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE LEADERS DEFICIENT IN HILLS INDIAN ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"*LAKOTA CEREMONY HONORS, STRENGTHENS FRIENDS","Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROPOSAL UPSETS PETROLEUM OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BODY OF MAN MISSING 10 MONTHS FOUND IN MINE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
87 YOUTHS ATTEND JOHN BIRCH SUMMER CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTOPSY SHOWS 61-YEAR-OLD MAN DROWNED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FARM CREDIT ASSOCIATIONS DROP INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ANTHRAX OUTBREAK FORCES QUARANTINE OF CATTLE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY LIKELY TO HEAR IMPASSIONED PLEAS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DOWNTOWN MALL EMOTIONS RUN HIGH,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SPEARFISH OFFICIAL GUARANTEES SALES TAX VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN RAILROAD SET FOR HEARING OCTOBER 1,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG-RELATED CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REGISTRATION BEGINS FOR FARROWING CLINIC,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU HOUSING OFFICIAL PREDICTS FALL SURPLUS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEACHERS GROUP PRESIDENT CRITICIZES LATE START,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
17TH ANNUAL STURGIS FESTIVAL SET FOR AUGUST 16-18,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ETHANOL FUELS TALK OF SPECIAL SESSION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"ROADWORK BLOCKS TOURISTS, BUSINESS OWNERS COMPLAIN","Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
TRIBE WAITS TO REACT TO BRADLEY BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"*DUMMERMUTH, JOHNSON WIN SD OPEN","Argus LeaderAug 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*MORRELL, UNION END STANDOFF","Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LANDLORDS DON'T LIVE HERE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY DRIVES TOWARD PARKING RAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AMATEUR BASEBALL ELITE KEPT APART,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BETTER STATE MAP NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HAYLIFT ONLY FOR POLITICAL GAIN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
THOMS' REMARK HARMLESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
INSURANCE ARTICLE ILLUMINATING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
THOMS PROMOTES WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
SD DIGEST DEBUTS TO BETTER INFORM COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTANS HAVE CONVERSATION WITH THEIR COFFEE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
38 SPECIAL POSTPONES SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*12TH CENTURY WINDOW IN CALVARY CATHEDRAL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONGRESS MAY HAVE FIELD HEARINGS ON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JACK RABBIT TO OFFER BUS SERVICE TO STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
QUAKERS SPONSOR REMEMBRANCE OF BOMBING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RENNER FIREFIGHTERS CHASE DOWN BURNING TRAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM INDUSTRY SAGS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MISSING RING RESURFACES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BROOKINGS WOMAN DIES IN WRECK,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN SAYS HE SAW ESCAPEES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEMOCRATIC PARTY NAMES PRESS SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAD MAN INDICTED FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MORE FARMERS ELIGIBLE FOR CONSERVATION SIGNUP,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH CENTRAL AREA HIT BY THUNDERSTORM,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY STATION WINS FCC LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VETS GROUP TO FILM COMMERCIAL IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*SDSU'S WAHL READY TO TACKLE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HAPPY GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION OK'S QUARRY PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL PARENT FIRM REPORTS {dollar}4 MILLION DROP,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE MAY BE IN TEST IN 3-5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
END OF HEARINGS GIVES NATION ... (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FARMLAND LEGISLATION MERITS WIDE SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REAGAN TREATED TOO HARSHLY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"SHOW BOTH SIDES, 'ARGUS' (L)","Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
ROBERTSON'S PAST IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
STRIP MINING DESTROYS LAND (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
FINE STILL HATES EVERYTHING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
"BUSH, DASCHLE TEAM UP","Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"AMMONIA SPILL COST PUT AT OVER {dollar}17,000","Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES IN LIVESTOCK CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNEGASCO INC TO SERVE BRANDON,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHOTGUN INCIDENT UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STRIKERS SEEKING JOBLESS BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DISTRICT UNDERGOES {dollar}2 MILLION MAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SEES DEREGULATION AS U S WEST KEY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BURNING OIL PROMPTS ENVIRONMENTAL TESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LANDING GEAR MALFUNCTION CAUSES SHUTDOWN OF AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO RESHAPE JAPANESE GARDENS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NUTRITIONIST FINDS SF MEALS UP TO PAR,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
STATE GROUP STUDYING SCHOOL FOOD PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BIRD IN ENGINE DELAYS RAPID CITY FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY SALES TAX ELECTION SCHEDULED IN HURON,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EXTREME HEAT TAKING TOLL ON ROW CROP YIELDS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS MOBILE HOME NEAR IDEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS WATER FUNDING WILL BE TIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN ARRESTED AFTER HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RECLASSIFICATION MAY BENEFIT NORTHERN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUNDAY LIQUOR PLAN GETS OK IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES MOTIONS IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROSECUTION FOR INDIAN SITE DESTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CLAREMONT CLASS LETTERS TURN UP 74 YEARS LATER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CHANCE OF AUDIT LOW IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DRUNK DRIVING EFFORT GAINS FEDERAL FUNDING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*JOHNSON RETIRES CAMPAIGN DEBT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
A VICTIM OF POPULATION EXODUS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
RESERVATION RESTORATION DRAWS NEW OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*KELO-AM TUNES IN AT NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLANS MAPPED OUT FOR NEW COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VANDALS DROP ROCKS ON INTERSTATE TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PARK DIRECTOR FEARS PINE LOSS OF {dollar}4.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS A RARITY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD PUT CONTRA ISSUE TO REST (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' MAKES RACE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SPENDING AND TAXES CONTINUE TO CLIMB (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DOCTORS NARROW-MINDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MORE RESTROOMS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
WATERING BAN NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*DREAMS OF THE SIOUX ARTIST,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARTS CENTER RUNS AGROUND,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"DASCHLE, CHINESE OFFICIAL TO MEET","Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS TO USE RESULTS OF REDI FUND,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENTENCE UPHELD IN 1985 MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"VOLK, TREASURERS TO ENDORSE DOLE","Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON--STATE DEFICIT ERASED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NETTLETON COLLEGE SOLD TO MISS CORPORATION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY DOCTOR OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STUDY OFFERS INSIGHT ON TARGET INDUSTRIES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN HIT BY TRUCK WHILE CROSSING STREET,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OPPONENTS FIND MORE PROBLEMS OF DAKOTA PROP II,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN IN HOSPITAL FOR MENTAL EVALUATION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR TO SHOW OFF,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD DUCK SEASON SET - ALMOST,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*PITCHING LEADS POST 15'S HOPE FOR LEGION TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS A TWO-DIRECTORY TOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"VICTIMS' LAWYERS, STATE TALK","Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP OUTINGS TO RESUME AT HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
READY TO ROLL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*4TH MAN DIES FROM MAY CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CONGRESS OK'S {dollar}900 MILLION FARM AID PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*ENGLISH PASTOR IN RESIDENCE AT CITY CHURCH,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*JUDDS BRING 'RIVER OF TIME' TOUR,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
NATION SHOULD NOT OVERREACT TO TERRORISM (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BAN ON PLASTIC WON'T SOLVE PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TERRY IDEAS LIVE AFTER DEATH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ABORTION STORY TACKY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CITY BLACKS WONDERFUL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NELSON HAS DONE JOB WELL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SPEND PRISON MONEY WISELY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*ROOKIE DRAFT PICKS IMPRESS SKYFORCE COACH,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DEMOCRAT PICNIC SET FOR NOON SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL'S MAYOR SHOWS IMPROVEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MOTOR HOME BURNS, STOPS I-90 TRAFFIC","Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE'S BLACKJACK GAME SHUT DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TURNER, DEWEY JOIN DISASTER COUNTIES","Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NO ONE EVER ROCKED BETTER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOUNCER FOUND SHOT TO DEATH NEAR LAKE OKOBOJI,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXPERT CALLS SD BABIES VULNERABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIXTH DRUG TRAFFICKING SUSPECT ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRANSPORTATION CHIEF TO SPEAK AT CITY HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WATER BILLS MAY GET NEW COLLECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FIDDLIN' AROUND IN THE PARK,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
112 ARRESTS MADE AT STURGIS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD RATE DECLINING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SF GAS PRICES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
UNMARRIED MOTHERS IN SD INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HARDING WISE NOT TO RUN FOR TREASURER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW FARM BILL COULD BE WORSE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*INDIAN TRIBES MUST FORGIVE, FORGET...","Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY'S AMBULANCE RIFT GETTING DIRTY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MUST BUILDINGS DIE FOR PARKING LOTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MICKELSON SHOULD BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
NEW FARM PROGRAM MAKES MORE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CANDIDATES ARE NOT TREATED THE SAME (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"MCCARTNEY PRODUCED UNITY, PEACE, LOVE (L)","Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
PRESSLER BENEFITS FROM 16 YEARS IN DC (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
TAKE TIME TO HELP PEOPLE IN DISASTER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISM IS ALIVE AND WELL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
NURSING HOME ELDERLY NEED FAMILY SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
VOICES ARTICLE CONTAINED ERRORS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*BOYS OF SD SUMMER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AIR SHOW SCHEDULED FOR PLANKINTON,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE LAWYER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL INTRODUCED ON CORPS ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARRIAGE ON MINDS OF STURGIS RALLY-GOERS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUNG REPUBLICANS SET MEMBERSHIP DRIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROLLER RACING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH YOUTH GROUP LEARNS FROM SOUP KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOLK FESTIVAL DRAWS MUSIC LOVERS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"KIDNAPPING, RAPE TRIAL TO START MONDAY","Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-HURON PUBLISHER DIES AT 72,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JOCKEY GIVEN 25-YEAR RACING SUSPENSION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD JAYCEES EARN NATIONAL HONORS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOUR INJURED IN BLACK HILLS SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*OXEN GIVE HISTORY LESSON,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TAIWAN TRADE MISSION WILL VISIT SD,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CHILD ABUSE TRIAL DELAYED IN RC,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GOP PICKS REPLACEMENT CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OWNERS SAY POWER PLANT WON'T CLOSE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*MCCORMICK ELECTED TO LEAD US WEST,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARM NUMBERS UNCHANGED FROM '89,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HURON'S PLAINS MOTEL UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TAIWAN READY TO BUY MORE SD WHEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PROGRAM PROMOTES INDIAN-OWNED VENTURES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PROGRESS ON FARM BILL READY TO UNRAVEL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*CARBON-DATING COULD COME IN HANDY AT TIMES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*FAIRGROUND ATTRACTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES HELPS SCHOOL WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1990, sect.N, p.01, col.3"
*VENDERS ARE FACES BEHIND VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*7 INJURED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOMAR HILLS IS ADDRESS OF UPWARDLY MOBILE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MISSING MAN FOUND,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STATES PONDER WAYS TO REIN GAMBLING BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*BENEFACTOR HELPS EASE MONEY WOES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PHONE BOOKS RING MAN'S BELL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
CAUSE OF DAY CARE SUFFERS A SETBACK (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
IGNORANT ABOUT BLACK STRUGGLES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
STORY WRONG TO LABEL SDSEO A UNION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS ARE COMMON,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ALEXANDRIA YOUTH DIES IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BIKERS FLOOD STURGIS FOR FIRST DAY OF RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NAMED TO MIA COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BLUE-COLLAR CROWD RALLIES TO SOUND OF ZZ TOP,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*IT'S THE RIDE, NOT THE DESTINATION","Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ANY TIME WOULD BE GOOD FOR FIRST WIN,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"FOOD PROGRAM CUT BY {dollar}42,000","Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATION SIGNS OFF FOR 30 DAYS TO CATCH UP,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TRIBE WANTS TO START CASINO TO RAISE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WASTE CONFERENCE SET FOR SEPTEMBER 18-20,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
11 STORES CHARGED IN STING OPERATION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MINING RISKS WORRY ENVIRONMENTALISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*OLD WAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
INFIELDER RECALLS 'FIELD OF DREAMS' GAME,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DUMP GAINING FOREIGN ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
EUREKA MAYOR REFUSES TO PAY TO KEEP DUMP OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
RUSHMORE TOURISTS HELP BOOST NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LAWYER SAYS FLIGHT TO SD DENIED ACCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FIRST-TO-DIE POLICY IS OPTION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*RACEWALKERS--THEIR SPORT IS MAKING BIG STRIDES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOODLAND RIPS UP DUNES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRAKE ORTHODONTICS WINS ASA STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*BAGS FOR YARD WASTE IN SHORT SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*APARTMENT SEEKERS FACE TIGHT MARKET,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CHEYENNE RIVER TRIBE--CONSTITUTION ISN'T FOR THEM,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FAMILIES CAN'T CURE ALL SOCIETAL WOES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FRUSTRATION FALLS WOULD BE APPROPRIATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LIBERTARIAN PARTY ON SIDE OF FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"IT'S TIME TO GIVE CLINTON, GORE A CHANCE (L)","Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ELEPHANT CLUB DEBATE ON VIDEO LOTTERY VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXTRADITION HEARING SET FOR MURDER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL-AREA FARMER DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
911 PHONE SURCHARGE GETS FIRST HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CANISTOTA COUPLE INJURED IN HIGHWAY COLLISION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TAX REBATE VOTE DEBATED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOUNDED KNEE PARK HAS BROAD SUPPORT OF TRIBE--LAWYER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ETHANOL SUBSIDY VALID, JUDGE SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SF HOT SPOT FOR X-MEN,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABSENT FIANCEE RETURNS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CHAMBERLAIN PROPOSED AS HALL OF FAME SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL NEGOTIATES PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON MOTEL TARGET OF BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WATER POWER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OPENING OF STURGIS RALLY A LITTLE QUIETER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"COOL, WET WEATHER HARMING CROPS","Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MCKENNAN OPENS POOL FOR THERAPY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY GETS NATIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CHECK-CASHING SERVICE GAMBLES WITH CLIENTELE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*LELAND GEARING UP FOR THREE TITLES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*WORKERS TIRED, ANGRY--EXPERT OFFERS OPTIONS","Argus LeaderAug 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ONE-FOURTH OF HOSPITAL COSTS ARE ADMINISTRATIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY LEAVE LAW WELCOMED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'GET TOUGH' AT PRISONS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SISSETON TRIBAL CHAIRWOMAN SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE--INCREASE TO HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ARE EXPENSIVE HOMES PAYING FAIR TAX SHARE? (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ELDERS OUT OF TOUCH WITH HER LIBERAL VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JAIL REFLECTS PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MOVE ON TO OTHER LOCAL BUILDING NEEDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PEOPLE SHOULD LEARN FROM SHARING OF BIRDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--FEDERAL GAS TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITIBANK TO ASSIST FLOODING VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ESTELLINE APPROVES HOUSING DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL OK'S AIR BASE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"{dollar}100,000 FROM NSP TO BOOST ECONOMY","Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
"SD FARMERS USE LESS CHEMICALS, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
CABLE TV CUSTOMERS WILL BE INTERRUPTED,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CARTER TO BUILD RESERVATION HOMES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HANSON TO DISCUSS WATER PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUBSTANCE POURED AT ABORTION CLINIC,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON COUNTY CRASHES KILL 2,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*READERS SPLIT ON NATIONAL SERVICE PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*26TH STREET PROJECT PRELUDE TO 10TH STREET REBUILD,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA MAN DENIES MISTREATING LABORERS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*HEALTH CARE PARTNERSHIP IS SD FIRST,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PETITION DRIVE BEGINS FOR VOTE ON FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BROWN COUNTY LOOKS INTO WHEEL TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CREWS BLAST ROCK ON CRAZY HORSE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS LOSE FOREST APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FOUNDATION DIRECTOR JOINS NATIONAL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TIRE DEALER HOPES TO SEE WASTE IN ROADS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TROUBLED BROOKINGS OFFICIAL WON'T QUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*AGENCY PUSHES BASIN FLOOD STUDIES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FLOODING FORCES STATE AGENCY TO CUT TRAVEL BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ETHANOL PLAN MAY BE ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
USD TO KEEP MEDICAL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*KIRBY NOT READY TO PASS GOLF TORCH TO KIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANARY'S DAY ISN'T ALL BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*LAKES MADISON, BRANT REOPEN TODAY","Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANARIES WIN 8-5,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SPECIAL RACE IS TODAY AT RED DEVIL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*KIRBY WINS CITY GOLF TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*ENGLISH IS FIT FOR HOUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY LEAVE OPENS UP,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*INDIAN CENTER FIGHTS SMOKING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
FAMILY LAW GIVES WORKERS 12-WEEK LEAVE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"ARTS COUNCIL ELECTS OFFICERS, OK'S GUIDE","Argus LeaderAug 05 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.6"
PLAN MAY GIVE SD 600 MORE COPS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CAMPING MAKES HOSPITAL STAY EASIER ON FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"'IF IT'S TIME...LET HIM GO,' BOY'S FATHER SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WEATHER PUTS MORE FARMERS OUT OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CUSTODY RULING MAKES NO SENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LIVES CAN BE SAVED WITH A TRIGGER LOCK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROPOSED GOVERNMENT OFFERS REPRESENTATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IGNORE SMOKE SCREEN CITY OFFICIALS PUT UP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY MAN CHARGED WITH RAPING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CURFEW ARREST TOTAL HITS 94 WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KINER TO SERVE AS INTERIM PRINCIPAL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TODDLER STARTS HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RURAL GROUPS JOIN FORCES IN HEALTH-CARE DEBATE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ASPIRING PHYSICIANS PURSUE DREAM AT USD,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY BAN DELAY PAYS OFF FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FLANDREAU PAYING TOO MUCH FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FLANDREAU SHERIFF SEEKS RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS REJECT BROOKINGS HOUSING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN COUPLE CHARGED WITH THEFT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN HELD FOR TRIAL IN 9-YEAR-OLD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO DIE IN THREE-CAR CRASH IN INDIANA,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES IN POLICE-CAR COLLISION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CLINTON ATTENDS BEDDOW FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHURCH IN IOWA TO MARK 100 YEARS OF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PETITIONS MAY NOT GET FEEDLOT OPPONENTS PUBLIC VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*OATH OF OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT OK'S SLOT MACHINES IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
LODGENET RECORDS EARNINGS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*NEW CLAY MOLDING CERAMICS INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*CANARIES RALLY NOT ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AREA PROS FALL BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*A DOZEN WAYS YOU CAN EXTEND YOUR LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*EX-BIG LEAGUER TO PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BARN NEEDS NEW ARTISTIC ENERGY FOR '95,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'CARDIGANS' MUSICAL REFLECTS SIMPLER TIMES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*INCH OF WATER EACH WEEK HELPS CURE BROWN LAWNS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
THREATENED STRIKE WORRIES SD CATTLE PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FIVE MEN INDICTED IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GILL GIVES ARENA HEARTY TASTE OF HIS TALENT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*ONSTAGE, PRIORITIES CHANGE","Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DEFIANCE REVEALS CAUCUS GAME (PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*FLAG-BURNING GUARANTEED FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRESSLER SHOULD LOSE NEXT ELECTION FOR CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ACCOUNT OF DARWIN BACKS CREATION STORY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
IN-DEPTH INVESTIGATION COULD ABSOLVE CLINTONS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SEEKING FACTS ONLY WAY TO ADDRESS INJUSTICES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
CANARIES KEEP IT COMING,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MAIN STREET SCALES BACK ON PLANTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WORTHING HOME SITE OF MORNING DRUG RAID,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAKE PAYROLL CHECKS CIRCULATING IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAST ILL-FATED PUPPY TESTED FOR RABIES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SEARCH ENTERS ITS EIGHTH DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SNACKING AND SAWING AT THE BLOCK PARTY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EX-JANKLOW AIDE TO STUDY DEPARTMENT CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PENITENTIARY CHAPLAIN TO MOVE TO VOLUNTEER STATUS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PAIR OF STORES NEIGHBORS OPPOSE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE ORDERS MAN TO WRITE 50 APOLOGIES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ESTATE-TAXES BILL GETS FARM BUREAU NOD,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JURY FINDS DAY-CARE PROVIDER NOT GUILTY OF ABUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*EX-WIFE IS CHARGED WITH PERJURY IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN LEAVES {dollar}1.6 MILLION GIFT TO SD STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES FIRST CENTURY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FARMERS WORK WITH BOARD ON COUNTY BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS DOUBLE CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GIVEN PURPLE HEART FOR NORMANDY,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*MOTHER-HEADED FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*RUNNING FOR THE LIVES OF OTHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
COUNTY GETS COURT ORDER TO INSPECT DIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
WOMAN GETS LOAN AFTER PRESIDENTIAL APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*EACH DETOUR CARRIES LESSON FROM GOD,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*VETS DEVELOP CHIP TO TRACE MISSING PETS,"Argus LeaderAug 05 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SEX FOR HIRE AS THE LAW LOOKS AWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SEX FOR HIRE AS THE LAW LOOKS AWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SOUND OF THE BOMB ECHOES 34 YEARS LATER,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWIN BOYS DROWN,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SIOUX FALLS TRANSIT OPENED BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*STATIONS SCORN SERVICE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MUNICIPAL BAND A SUNDAY TREAT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MERCHANTS HEED ENERGY CALL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
UNIDENTIFIED SKULL REBUILT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PARKS HEARING SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
INMATE ESCAPES AT LEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
PARKS HEARING SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
A TOWN UNCONCERNED ABOUT PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SD WILDLIFE FEDERATION BANQUET PLANNED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"ABDNOR, JANKLOW TO TESTIFY","Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
NEIGHBORLY 'NO' TO ENERGY PACT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ADVICE FOR EDITORS-GET OFF THE FENCE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NO NEED FOR DRAFT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*EASTERN HOPPERS NATIVE TO AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS SURVEYED FOR '80 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
FARMERS SURVEYED FOR '80 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
STATE HIGHWAY PATROLMAN TRYING OUT MOTORCYCLE DUTY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STATE HIGHWAY PATROLMAN TRYING OUT MOTORCYCLE DUTY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*THE DAYS OF '76 FESTIVAL-DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"*MIKE DUSENBERRY-BLACKSMITHING, 1979 STYLE","Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*MIKE DUSENBERRY-BLACKSMITHING, 1979 STYLE","Argus LeaderAug 06 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FEC CLEARS DUMP-MCGOVERN GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROWDIES ABUSING LAKE LAND,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEC CLEARS DUMP-MCGOVERN GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROWDIES ABUSING LAKE LAND,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FINDING USED PAPERBACKS TAKES TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOT SPRINGS SAVES ITS DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOT SPRINGS HISTORIC HOTEL TRANSFORMED INTO HOUSING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUST WINDS GUST WITH A CHARACTER,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HOST SOUKUP TEAM HAS SOME OF ORIGINAL CAST,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCKENNAN COURTS BEING LOOKED AT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JERILYN BRITZ AUG 22 VISITOR TO MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ANDERSON QUALIFIES FOR SD BALLOT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY GARAGE CALLED EXPENSIVE & INEFFICIENT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ANDERSON QUALIFIES FOR SD BALLOT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SEN SCHREIER DROPS CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SD CROWNS YO-YO CHAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*UNION OFFICIAL-BOWEN'S SALARY WILL HURT MORALE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE LIFTS BAN ON ALLEGATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE LIFTS BAN ON ALLEGATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CITY NEEDS BETTER URANIUM ANSWERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MORALITY IS BASIS FOR LEGISLATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
YOUTHS PRAISED FOR FIRE ALARM ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
DELEGATION TO NOMINATE ABOUREZK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD SUMMER THEATERS DRAWING SMALLER AUDIENCES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SPECIAL EVENTS SET FOR CANADIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS TO REVIEW LAND DEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS TO REVIEW LAND DEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
HARVESTS DELAY SD URANIUM TESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
COUNTY NAMES EQUALIZATION DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY NAMES EQUALIZATION DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
BIAS CHARGED IN IRRIGATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
BIAS CHARGED IN IRRIGATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY NAMES EQUALIZATION DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.5"
*STRIKE PUTS CRIMP ON SF BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PINCH HITTER REALLY DELIVERS FOR TEAM,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STRIKE PUTS CRIMP ON SF BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MARJORIE & PALMER PETERSON OF RURAL VIBORG REBUILD,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MARJORIE & PALMER PETERSON OF RURAL VIBORG REBUILD,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TEACHER SETTLEMENT NEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MARJORIE & PALMER PETERSON OF RURAL VIBORG REBUILD,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SF CONTROLLERS ORDERED TO COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"*PUBLICITY (GOOD, BAD) WHAT MOVIE-MAKING IS ABOUT","Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RISING STAR,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*PUBLICITY (GOOD, BAD) WHAT MOVIE-MAKING IS ABOUT","Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOUNDTRACK ALBUMS ARE MAKING A COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN ARTS AND CRAFTS WILL BE HELD OCT 4-10,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
FACES FAMILIAR SLOW CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WATCH OUT CARP, HERE COMES MEAN MUSKIE","Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CONTROLLERS UNCERTAIN ABOUT FUTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOCTRINE DEBATE DIVIDES LENNOX CHURCH,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HELPING HANDS AFTER MONDAY'S TORNADO,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIRMS OFFER SPACE FOR ANIMAL DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
OGLALAS SEEK HEARING BEFORE HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FIRMS OFFER SPACE FOR ANIMAL DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
OGLALAS SEEK HEARING BEFORE HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
USEFUL STRATEGY IN SAVING WATER (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS OBJECTIVITY OF COMMON CAUSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CONTROLLERS NOT ALONE IN FACING JOB STRESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"REAGAN FOLLOWS LAW, NOT ANTI-UNION TACK (L)","Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
CALIF MAN DIES IN MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY OFFICIALS BACK LEGAL NOTICES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HEALTH SEMINAR AT DAKOTA DOME,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW OPENS AIR MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTEAD DOCUMENT FOUND AT THE CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW OPENS AIR MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PUC DELAYS GAS RATE INCREASE HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL CONSIDERS PIPING RIVER WATER,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CAB--PIERRE WON'T BE WITHOUT AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
DONATIONS SOUGHT FOR JIM DAGGETT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
DONATIONS SOUGHT FOR JIM DAGGETT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
HURON FARMERS SAY RAINS SHOULD AID IRRIGATING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
MINN LEGISLATOR PLEADS NO CONTEST IN SF COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*KENNETH MCKERCHER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
CLASS 2 MISDEMEANOR FINES MAY BE INCREASED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CLASS 2 MISDEMEANOR FINES MAY BE INCREASED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NEED SEEN TO IMPROVE LIBRARIES IN SF SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NEED SEEN TO IMPROVE LIBRARIES IN SF SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DIRECTOR HAS DOUBTS ABOUT TEPEE ADS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
DIRECTOR HAS DOUBTS ABOUT TEPEE ADS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HAM-PROBE EASES CONCERN ABOUT BONDING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE ASKED TO RETURN {dollar}500 CONTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
A SIOUX INDIAN WOMAN'S LAWSUIT IN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CITIBANK TO BACK STUDENT-LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"INTERMARRIAGE IS GENOCIDE, INDIANS TOLD","Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS RECESSED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WARREN ZEVON RETURNS FROM HIATUS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CRITICS HAVE CALLED HIM CHILDISH,BUT ORPHAN ANNIE...","Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
NO SUCH THING AS A FREE LUNCH IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
EASIER TO CONTROL A FLOOD THAN REMOVE SNOW,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*TRIBAL LEADERS DISAGREE OVER MINERAL WEALTH,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT--BANKS CAN BE TRIED FOR FIREARMS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUTURE OF RURAL MAIL DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WANDERING SPEED LIMIT SIGNS FIND HOMES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROBERTS CALLS SD WATER BILL PROVISIONS...,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EGAN ELEVATOR TRYING TO STAY IN THE BLACK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RIDE THE BUS FOR A NICKEL TODAY IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TATE'S COMMENTS HAVE BINDING EFFECT ON CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNIONS NOT AT FAULT FOR SAGGING PRODUCTIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"IF ROBERTS WINS, WHO WOULD HE REPRESENT (L)","Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BUDGET & FINANCE COMMITTEE TO RECOMMEND SPENDING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE GOLD MINE PROFITS DROP,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN COMMITS HIMSELF TO HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL OK'S MONEY FOR 3 SD PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PART OF E 26TH STREET TO BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE SEEK HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STAY REVOKED--MAN GOES TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 FACE MURDER CHARGES IN I-90 DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
7 BN CARS DERAIL NEAR WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN TO BE TRIED FOR RECKLESS DRIVING IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"SD FARM LAND VALUES LEVEL OFF, STUDY INDICATES","Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
4 INDEPENDENTS FILE FOR NOVEMBER BALLOT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*INSPECTORS WANT 3 APARTMENT BUILDINGS CLOSED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL MEAT PACKERS WORK AROUND RUMORS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*APARTMENT RESIDENTS MAKE PLANS TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
"*PRACTICAL GIFT MUST BE RECEIVED, OPENED, USED","Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
THANKS TO FUND RAISER VOLUNTEERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*CUNNINGHAM--I'M NOT A CARPETBAGGER,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*O'CONNOR MIGHT RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY ASKS FOR COMPLIANCE OF ODD/EVEN WATERING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT WON'T GIVE CHILD BACK TO ABUSIVE PARENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMAND IS HIGH FOR LOW-INTEREST HOUSING LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS THRIFT STORE OPENS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FALLEN WIRE CAUSES HOUR-LONG POWER FAILURE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THOUSANDS OF TROUT DIE FROM CHLORINE IN CREEK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
26 SOUTH DAKOTANS PLEDGE US CITIZENSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YOUTHS' THEATRE GROUP PRESENTS 'RED SHOES',"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LILLY & CO REMAINS IN PREGNANCY-DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW--MEETING ALLOWS HONEST TALK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SERCL SET FINE EXAMPLE IN SF (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MARION MARCHING BAND TROPHY IS HONOR FOR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MARION ROAD GOOD SITE FOR SECOND HIGH SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MISTAKEN GOVT POLICIES CAUSE RECESSIONS, DEPRESSIONS","Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TROOPERS NOT NEEDED FOR HELL'S ANGELS STATE VISIT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BELLE FOURCHE PETITIONS CALL FOR ELECTIONS ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE DOESN'T WANT ANOTHER TAX ON MILK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INSURANCE DIRECTOR WARNS OF UNLICENSED SALES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIAL JOINS STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PAGEANT WILL INCLUDE AUCTION FOR KIDNEY GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STOFFERAHN TO SEEK 2ND TERM ON PUC,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WILL BEGIN TALKS ABOUT FRENCH SATELLITE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PANEL COULDN'T SEND WAFF TO CHAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"BUSINESS INSURORS, PAM OIL STILL IN CHASE","Argus LeaderAug 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FOLK FEST DIGS INTO SIOUX EMPIRE ROOTS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FLIP ON TV--OLYMPICS, OLYMPICS, OLYMPICS","Argus LeaderAug 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COCAINE PROBE TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON INMATE DOESN'T RETURN FROM FURLOUGH,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS HAYWARD ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SPRINGFIELD RESIDENTS UNSURE ABOUT MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BOARD WILL INVESTIGATE CRASH OF AIR FORCE JET,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WALLIN TEACHES CLIENTS HOW TO DEAL WITH REALITY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*JEFF BLATNICK LETS US SHARE THE GLORY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*A SOLUTION FOR SD'S OVERCROWDED PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*LOCAL COUPLE HAS GONE TO THE BIRDS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRM REQUESTS BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*AGENTS RAID POT PATCHES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
QUAKERS PLAN HOUR OF SILENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS NATIVE WINS {dollar}1.4 MILLION IN LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SINGING PRAISES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY'S POINT LOST IN CONTROVERSY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SYMBOL OF DESTRUCTION OFFERS HOPE FOR FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CITY SHOULD MOVE FORWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PROJECT WOULD DUPLICATE EXISTING FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*DEMOCRAT--JANKLOW USES POSTERS FOR PUBLICITY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HAMMONS LOBBIES FOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PARTY COULD OFFER HIM SENATE AG POST,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BALTIC TO ASK COUNTY FOR HELP WITH BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO SPONSOR FORUM ON DOWNTOWN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HERSETH SEEKS FEDERAL HELP FOR NUCLEAR WASTE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MOTORCYCLE-TRUCK CRASH HOSPITALIZES MAN, 28","Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS GROUP HOPES RALLIES WILL HELP CAUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WEATHER HEATS UP FIRE CHANCES IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"EX-PROFESSOR SUES REGENTS FOR {dollar}500,000","Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*ABDNOR MAD ABOUT FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN MAN DIES IN MOTORCYCLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CARNIVAL SET FOR MAKE-A-WISH ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMPUTER ANALYST HIRED BY DAKOTA STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE NAMES NEW VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NORDSTOM NAMED VICE PRESIDENT AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD RESERVATION COLLEGE STUDIES LITERACY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BILL OFFERS INCENTIVE TO IMPROVE DAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HAYWARD RESIDENTS CONTINUE FIGHT AGAINST ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*BEST FRIENDS HURON HAS HAD,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEW INVESTORS MAKE LAND THEIR LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WESTERN MALL--BEST BUY IS BEST BET,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL, UNION WILL HANG TOUGH NEXT TIME","Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BUILDER RONNING GETS THE LAST LAUGH IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CORVETTE VANDAL MUST NEED TO SEEK HELP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOOD MONEY AFTER BAD FOR BUS SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEED FOR MORE PARKING NOT PROVEN,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THOMS DISCUSSES HIS ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS UNION PICKET,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHARGED WITH STEALING SHERIFF'S SQUAD CAR,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CRASH THAT KILLED PREGNANT WOMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIANA MAN DIES IN CYCLE CRASH NEAR STURGIS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON DISCOUNTS CITY'S RAMP NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REPORT SHOWS DECREASE IN VIOLENT CRIMES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMER TAKES NO BULL FROM BUFFALOES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
APPROVES NORWEST BANK CARD OPERATION,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HERSETH WANTS TO REINSTATE WOMEN'S PANEL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON AUTHORITIES HOGTIE ESCAPED STEER,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS SET TO APPOINT TEMPORARY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE WORKERS MIGHT CONSIDER UNION,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE INCREASES TO 4.2 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN PREPARES FOR ANIMAL MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RESEARCHER TO RECORD DEADWOOD GHOST,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
MILLER MURDER TRIAL APPEAL SET TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WORKERS PICKET OVER LACK OF PACT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RUNOFF TO ALGAE GROWTH AT WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
GLITCHES ACCOUNT FOR CHECK SNAFU,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MENTAL HOSPITAL MIGHT LOSE CERTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*VERMILLION'S ROSS INTO A TRIATHLON FIT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PEARSON REACHES HIS DREAM,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*ABDNOR DECISION OPENS DOOR,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO BAN ON SWIMMING NEAR FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP WANTS REFERENDUM ON QUARRY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
2 DIE IN BLAST WEST OF CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON MARILYN MONROE & ELVIS PRESLEY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T LET COMPANY FOOL YOU (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HURON CASE THREATENS CONFIDENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SUPPORT BILLS TO STOP THE IRRADIATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SHAME ON CITY OFFICIALS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*SISTER CHURCH DEVOTES TIME TO BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BROKAW TO MODERATE PRESIDENTIAL FORUM,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BROKOW TO MODERATE PRESIDENTIAL FORUM,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM PLANS TO OPEN PLANKINTON EGG PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPER 8 SELLS HOTELS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 16-YEAR-OLD BOYS CRITICAL AFTER WRECK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHILDREN LEARN SAFETY FROM NEW FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY HONORS FIREFIGHTER,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MIDCO OFFICIAL CRITICIZES U S WEST,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE AIRPLANE BACK IN BLACK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TYPICAL RESIDENT PAID {dollar}57 FOR POLICE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIDS FEAR BOOSTS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE ADDED TO CAMPAIGN EXPENSES IN '87,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE RALLY REVS UP STURGIS' ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD FACULTY'S SUIT BEGINS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
1 COLLIDER INCENTIVE ELIMINATED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BUILDING PERMITS DECREASE IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*EGAN WINS CITY TITLE BY 9 SHOTS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FORECAST GOOD FOR GOVERNOR'S CUP TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
'TOUGH GUY' GETS 9 YEARS IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KELO PIONEER TAKES STATION BREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FOSTER CARE IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MISSIONARY GOES TO SEOUL FOR SOULS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DONATIONS HELP BUY COMPUTER EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CONGRESS COMES THROUGH QUICKLY WITH AID (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MALL RECONSTRUCTION MORE WASTED TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SUPPORT KIDS' SPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
1 SENATOR FIGHTS BRADLEY BILL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BEAUTY PAGEANTS INSULTING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
DUCK POINT SYSTEM SCRAPPED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GOVERNMENT PLANS FLOOD LOSS PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES VOTE FOR PAY CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ILLEGAL DUMPING OF WASTE INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA CANDIDATE SLAMS FARM POLICY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY VIDEO FEATURES CITY DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*35 YEARS IN PRISON FOR ATTACK ON WOMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR UNDERSTANDS QUEASY FATHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAMES GIVE PRISONERS A BREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRIVATE COLLEGES EXPECT ENROLLMENT GAINS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY SWEETENS OFFER FOR EXTENSION BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RAILROAD'S BOND SET,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FIRE CHIEF BELIEVED DROWNED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PIT EXPANSION IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PCB FLAP HEATS UP IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"MICKELSON IS CAPABLE, BUT WEAK (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOME FEAR BILLION COULD HURT MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ASH BURIAL FOES RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ATTENDANTS CHANGE IS POSITIVE DEVELOPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CAL THOMAS JOINS 'ARGUS' EDITORIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STRENGTH PLAN 200 YEARS OLD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
AIM FAILURE ON RESERVATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
OXYGEN STORY INACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*WINNER'S LEAHY KEPT NOTRE DAME ON WINNING TRACK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FALL FROM FAME IS TOUGH STEP,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WINDY FISHING TRIP CAN BE REWARDING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*GUIDE'S DAY NOT FILLED WITH FISHING FUN,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*THE LOWDOWN ON LEECHES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
MEETING TO FOCUS ON HUNTING SEASONS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
BASE GETS FUNDING FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO DEDICATE ARMORY IN VERVILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER INTRODUCES WATER SYSTEM BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WILL HOLD SERIES OF MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STONES TICKETS SELL IN A HURRY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE STUDENTS' TOP MAJOR--BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOLK FEST DRAWS HUNDREDS OF FOLKS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE WATCHFUL FOR DRUGS AT BIKER RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUNDAY LIQUOR ON ARLINGTON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BELLE FOURCHE PUBLISHER FACES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"6,200 VISITORS WALK JESSE JAMES' PATH","Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONGRESS TO DISCUSS REBURIAL ISSUES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 BUSINESSES OPEN IN ELK POINT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU NURSERY SCHOOL HONORED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*REGISTERED NURSES OCCUPY ALMOST 25 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DAKTRONICS PLANS TO ADD 105 JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PHONE DIRECTORIES HIT HOMES THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM INQUIRIES SET RECORD IN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CHEMICAL FEARS AID FOOD CO-OP,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CARGILL SHIFTS SITE OF NEW ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON CENTER TROUBLES BEGAN FROM ITS START,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ALL'S FAIR THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
JUDDS ROLL OUT HITS AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
"ESCAPE CLUB, STATLERS LEAD ENTERTAINMENT","Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
DES MOINES BOASTS PLENTY FOR CURIOUS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1989, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
"*IT'S MINE. NO, MINE...","Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOWN REBUILDS AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*QUALITY SHOES MEAN FEWER FOOT PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*ROWAN HIGHLIGHTS FOLK FEST,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
CONGRESS LOOKING FOR SCAPEGOATS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS SPENDING LIMITS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS SHOULD WRITE ABOUT MEDICARE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUT WASTE DISPOSAL STIGMA BEHIND US (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SOUTER WILL NOT HAVE TO RETREAT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DROPS COULD IRRITATE EYES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*WAGES LAG BEHIND THOSE IN NORTHEAST, WEST","Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BOY WHO FELL IN POOL DIES IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRANKENFELD ASKS FOR S&L DEBATE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER FAVORS NEW ENERGY POLICY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RC MAN KILLED ON JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAKONDA BABY DROWNS IN TUB,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CLOTHING STORE OWNER, 'A FRUSTRATED ACTRESS'","Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAR FROM LAST STRAW,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLASSIC RENTALS PERMITS AT RISK TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PUC RACE TURNING INTO NAME GAME,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAMUELSON ON SOLID WASTE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR CONTEST QUIETER THAN IN '86,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*TEACHERS LOVE THEIR JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FORMER HURON PUBLISHER DIES AT 72,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ASK BUSH TO AUTHORIZE WOUNDED KNEE MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS POLICE--WORKLOAD OK SO FAR,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BIKERS' FASHION SHOW HAS LEATHER LOOK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"MILLER FIRM EARNS {dollar}40,000 LOAN","Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MUZZLELOADERS PLAN ANNUAL RENDEZVOUS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FMHA AWARDS TWO DEVELOPMENT GRANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*RALLY ENTHUSIAST--EVENT IS FRIENDLY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN TO BEAR HER OWN GRANDCHILDREN,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GROWING NEED PLACES STRAIN ON FOOD AGENCY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TRENDY TRAILERS FOR TYKES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PLUG GAP IN STATE'S VIDEO GAMBLING LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAKEUP OF BOARD DISCREDITS EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BABIES HAVE NO CHOICE IN DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*BETTER TSCHETTER,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STRONG FIELD SET FOR WESTWARD HO PRO-MEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW PROGRAM SEEKS DATA FROM BIRD HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NUMBERS UP 100 PERCENT FROM '90,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTAN SHOOTS IN PAN AM GAMES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
RESTAURANTS SHUFFLE AROUND CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
NEBRASKA MEATPACKER FACES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
BOX ELDER MAN CHARGED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOG SOUGHT AFTER BITING 3-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EAGLE BUTTE GIRL KILLED IN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4 MILBANK CHILDREN OVERCOME BY FUMES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRACK CASE GOES TO COURT TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRIVER CITED FOR CAUSING 3-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE TOPS REGION IN TURNOVER,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RIVER RUN,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY COMMISSION POSTPONES VOTE ON ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MURDER EXCEEDING FORECAST FOR '91,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TEEN-AGER MISSING AFTER FATHER'S SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FLORENCE HIGH SCHOOL FACES UNCERTAIN FATE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"GETS {dollar}104,000 FOR CENTER","Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON MAN KILLED IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*53 ATTEND CAMP AT SWAN LAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BUSINESSMAN BIKER HEADS TO RALLY MINUS SUITS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
REGENTS PANEL OK'S SPENDING HIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CHARITIES NOT RECEIVING MOST OF YOUR GOOD WILL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC TV DECISION SPARKS UPROAR,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INCOMPETENT DOCTORS SHOULD NOT REST EASY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--DEALING WITH YARD WASTE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'PUPPY MILL' DOGS WERE IN SORRY SHAPE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"MCKENNAN CHARGED {dollar}3,200 TO FIX FINGER (L)","Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CLINTON FINANCIAL PLAN WOULD BE DISASTROUS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MOELLER JURORS MUST DEAL WITH DEATH PENALTY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
PORN ISN'T PROTECTED BY FIRST AMENDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
{dollar}5.5 MILLION GOES TOWARD STATE PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE STILL CRITICAL AFTER CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO APPOINT DISTRICT 11 CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SMOKE INHALATION CASE OF DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOOKING IT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEER LURES OTHERS TO FISH,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE TO SAY WHO PICKS MUENSTER SUB,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TWO RUN ON NATURAL LAW TICKET,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PAMPHLETS TO EXPLAIN FIVE SD BALLOT ISSUES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TENANTS' GROUP SEEKS LEGISLATIVE PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BANK ROBBERY SUSPECT APPEARS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CARBON MONOXIDE FUMES KILL CAMPER,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DICK CHENEY TO SPEAK AT RAPID CITY MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 4 YEARS FOR 2-STATE CAR CHASE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TAIWAN OFFICIALS PLAN SD VISIT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAMING GROUP CUTS DEAL FOR DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE MAKES STRONGER MEDICAL WASTE RULES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURTS BUSY DURING RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
BEEF PRODUCERS OK INSPECTION MOVE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CHIQUITA POSTS {dollar}16.7 MILLION LOSS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MIDCOM ANNOUNCES HURON PLANT OPENING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
USDA MAY TIGHTEN GRADE B DAIRY REGULATION,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
10 COUNTIES UP IN SD RETAIL CHART,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LOCAL TEAMS MAKE PITCH FOR NATIONAL TITLES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*ANGLERS STILL REFUSE TO BUCK RAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*VOICES OF HIGH HONOR,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ARMED MAN GIVES UP AFTER STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE GETS KEY HEALTH-REFORM ROLE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*OFFICER SHOOTS, KILLS TEEN","Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RANDALL TERRY TO VISIT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JOHNSON VOTES YES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FAIR SHOULD BE EXAMPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POSTAL DOCUMENTS SHOULD BE RELEASED (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INCREASED BETTING WILL BE A BOON TO TOURISM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RECORD SET STRAIGHT ON WORKING OF CCO (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COMMEND FEMA FOR EFFORTS TO HELP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
JAYCEES NOT GREAT TO THEIR NEIGHBORS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
STATE NEEDS MORE GAMBLING REVENUES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CRASH VICTIM'S NAME RELEASED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FLOOD-RELIEF HOT LINE ESTABLISHED FOR AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH ADVISORY FOR LAKE ISSUED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRUCK DRIVER INDICTED ON THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VIETNAM AMERASIANS MEET THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER PROPOSES AFDC CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MILLER PROSES AFDC CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OLD-FASHIONED EDUCATION--RENNER,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE ENDS FISCAL YEAR WITH ZERO CASH BALANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOTTO LAWSUIT SETTLED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN WOMAN'S DEATH UNSOLVED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONSERVATION LOANS TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS TO GET BREAK ON SET-ASIDE LAND,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP TRYING TO SAVE SPEARFISH TOWN MURAL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON UNIVERSITY LEADER TO VISIT JAPAN,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INMATE LEAVES DAY BEFORE RELEASE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU PROFESSOR GETS SCIENCE HONOR,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE EMPLOYEES TO ASK FOR 5% RAISE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TOWNS MUST BEGIN MONITORING LANDFILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHURCHES UNITE TO AID FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SCHOOL DISTRICT LOSES COMPENSATION CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STATE MUST DIVULGE ADDRESS OF WITNESS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
STURGIS GEARS UP FOR BIKER RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*SOFTBALL TOURNEY BEGINS WITH BANG,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAKES ARE OK AGAIN IN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOONSOCKET COACH REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*AUDIENCE TO BLAME TO TV VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WEATHERMEN PLAY THE ODDS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AVOID HASTY INVESTMENT ON SOPHISTICATED SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DRIVERS MAKE TRACKS TO LATEST LOOK: NEON,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
IN SEARCH OF BOY MISSING TWO MONTHS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DASCHLE SUPPORTS MITCHELL HEALTH BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT VOTE MAY BE SEPT 13,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*PRESSLER, DASCHLE LOCK HORNS","Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*GET READY FOR FOLK FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SOPHISTICATION IS IN THE BEHOLDER'S EYE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
EDUCATORS WRONG TO PROMOTE GOALS 2000 (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
POWER OF WOMEN COMES FROM CHILDBIRTH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS STUDENTS PERFORM WELL ON TESTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*MATERIAL THINGS CAN HELP US THINK OF GOD,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS HOME TO 90 CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HURT IN CRASH IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT KILLS MISSOURI MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWA MORRELL WORKERS TEST POSITIVE FOR TB,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OPTIMIST CLUB GIVING AWAY REFRESHMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLANS TO EXPAND MEDICAID ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RALLY PARTICIPANTS WALK FOR FIGHT AGAINST CANCER,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPEAKER EASES NURSES' FEAR ABOUT AIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PROGRAM SENDS STUDENTS INTO CLASS PREPARED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"WOMAN CALLS JURORS, SAYS SHE'S WIFE OF MURDERER","Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"FIRE TRUCKS CRASH, 4 FIREFIGHTERS HURT","Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CASTLEWOOD COUPLE CHARGED IN DRUG RING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE TEMPERATURES DROP TO RECORD LOWS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CATTLE PRODUCERS ASKED TO AID FEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THRESHING SHOW BEGINS IN LENNOX,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION DELAYS RIFLE-RANGE VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILLER ASKS FEMA TO RECONSIDER LEAD FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWYERS WANT FOSSIL EVIDENCE EXCLUDED,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BARTON RUNS TO PRESERVE LIBERTARIAN PARTY STATUS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"MAN, GIRLFRIEND WHO DRESSED UP TO ROB PAROLED","Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CLAY COUNTY FRUIT-PIE CONTEST TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ESPY TO ATTEND STATE AGRICULTURE SUMMIT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
GATEWAY MOVE MAY INVOLVE STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*FANS BEHIND OUTFIELD FENCE ENJOY SPECIAL VIEW, BOND","Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"RAISE DAILY BAG LIMITS FOR DUCK, GEESE","Argus LeaderAug 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*CELEBRATIONS MARKED THE DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW TRAFFIC LIGHTS COULD REDUCE DELAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
3 CABINET OFFICERS GET PAID BONUSES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE CABINET MEMBER SALARIES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*READERS SHARE MEMORIES OF WORLD WAR II,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HOTEL DEVELOPER LANDS DENVER DEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HEGG'S DREAMS ARE BIG,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOLFGANG'S SUIT ON DOCKET,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BYRUM ONE SHOT BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CRUSADE TARGETS BOOZING WHILE BOATING,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*IN HIS SIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
LAKE OAHE HAS HEAVY SALMON BITE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.6"
GAMBLERS GROUPS FOUND IN 13 TOWNS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE DIRECTOR RESIGNS STATE POST,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOOSBALL FUND-RAISER AIDS ROSS' DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
5-YEAR-OLD TRAVELS VIA MAKE-A-WISH,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ASIAN AMERICAN DAY TO INCLUDE POTLUCK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HURRICANE HAS 'SLIGHT' IMPACT ON STATE STORM,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAKING A MOVE AT FOLK FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SD WILL HELP DETERMINE GOP NOMINEE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RASCALLY RABBITS ROMPING AROUND RESIDENTS' YARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*WEATHERMAN, 103, WATCHES THE SKY","Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*WALK TAKES STEPS AGAINST RACISM,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TICKETS GO ON SALE FOR VICTORY DAY EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*CYCLISTS POINT BIKES TOWARD RALLY AND RACES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*FUR TRADERS DAY PLANNED FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
NEWELL BOY DROWNS AFTER CAR ENTERS CREEK,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
"*NOTED GOLFER, TEACHER DIES AT 85","Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*POLLUTION IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
ROBBER RETURNED AFTER SKIPPING OUT OF STATE IN 1979,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
POLITICIANS OWE PUBLIC ANSWERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY NEEDED (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*EDITORIAL'S UNFOUNDED INNUENDOS MISINFORM READERS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PRUDENT DIET KEY TO HEALTHY WEIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
ARGUS SHOWED BIAS IN PRESSLER ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
ACT HELPS PROTECT ENDANGERED SPECIES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
AG LEADERS ENCOURAGED BY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
WARDEN NAMED FOR SPRINGFIELD STATE PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
HURON LEGISLATOR ASKS FOR OPINION ON TRUCKING TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
UTILITY MERGER WITH NSP TO AFFECT STATE RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
TO STOP SHIPMENT OF MACHINES TO NM CASINOS,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
*TV WEATHER ADDICT BLAMES LIFE ON FARM,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SEE YOU THERE,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*DOOBIE BROTHERS TOUR DESPITE RECORD COMPANY,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*CYCLISTS HAVE ROOM TO ROAM IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 06 1995, sect.G, p.03, col.4"
ELEVATORS TO BARGAIN AS A UNIT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WELLS FAIL-CANISTOTA LEFT DRY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MILWAUKEE WORK BEGINS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE COULD FORM RAIL PANEL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*HECTOR DESCHEPPER-TAXING CAREER ALMOST OVER,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BURGLARY SUSPECT CAUGHT-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
RAPID CITY MAN DROWNS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
WATERTOWN OIL PLANT SWITCHES ON DESPITE CARTER'S PLEA,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
TENTH-A-GALLON PRICING ONE GAS PUMP SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ESCAPED INMATE GIVES UP,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
BRANDON WATER NEAR 'HOT SPOT',"Argus LeaderAug 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
TRANSPORT NEEDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WHY MINE URANIUM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*LEONARD WALSH-WORKING ON THE RAILROAD HIS PEAK MEMO,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CRASH MARS BUS ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CRASH MARS BUS ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RYE HARVEST DROPS BY HALF,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
USDA-FARM INCOME OFF BY 22-37 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN TO LEAD RULES FIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*CHINESE BRING EASTERN SOUND TO US-LUVERNE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION & THE FLAMIN' OH'S,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHINESE BRING EASTERN SOUND TO US-LUVERNE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INDIAN'S PAINTINGS TELL STORIES OF HIS PEOPLE-MISSION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*INDIAN'S PAINTINGS TELL STORIES OF HIS PEOPLE-MISSION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*INDIAN'S PAINTINGS TELL STORIES OF HIS PEOPLE-MISSI,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*NEW DIRECTOR WELCOMES THE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*NEW DIRECTOR WELCOMES THE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
'PUNISHMENT' NOT VERY PUNY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*JURORS QUESTION BATTALION CHIEF, CITY CONTROLLER","Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAND SUIT COULD LAST MONTHS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT LEAVES TOPSOIL OPEN TO WIND,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSIONER CRITICIZES STOFFERAHN TRIPS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAND SUIT COULD LAST MONTHS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAND SUIT COULD LAST MONTHS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSIONER CRITICIZES STOFFERAHN TRIPS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSIONER CRITICIZES STOFFERAHN TRIPS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSION DELAYS DECISION ON LAND DEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSION DELAYS DECISION ON LAND DEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSION DELAYS DECISION ON LAND DEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S ATTORNEY HAS SOLID SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S ATTORNEY HAS SOLID SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S ATTORNEY HAS SOLID SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MCGOVERN CRITICIZED, JANKLOW SUPPORTED (L)","Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MCGOVERN CRITICIZED, JANKLOW SUPPORTED (L)","Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GOP STAND ON ERA CALLED CONTRADITION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PRAISES MCKENNAN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GOP STAND ON ERA CALLED CONTRADICTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SERTOMA THANKS ITS BACKERS FOR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
PRAISES FEATURE ARTICLES ON SIOUX (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
USE ALTERNATE FUELS INSTEAD OF NUCLEAR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
DROWNING VICTIM IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BOY DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT-EAGLE BUTTE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
1981 SD PLATES WILL HAVE NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FINANCE DEPT TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HAM TO BE BALLOT REPLACEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HAM TO BE BALLOT REPLACEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HAMLIN VOTERS SCHOOL ADDITION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAW OFFICIALS TOLD FUNDS TO BE OFFERED IN FALL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
LAWMAKERS VOTE TO CUT PUC'S PIPELINE POWER,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
TO DEREGULATE SD SURFACE TRANSPORTATION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
4-H ACHIEVEMENT DAYS OPEN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DROUGHT AID IN 'WAIT AND SEE' POSITION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
JAPANESE WANT SD SUNFLOWER OIL OR SEEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
JAPANESE WANT SD SUNFLOWER OIL OR SEEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MAYOR-HOT SPRINGS FAILS TO CLEAN UP CORRUPTION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MAYOR-HOT SPRINGS FAILS TO CLEAN UP CORRUPTION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MAYOR-HOT SPRINGS FAILS TO CLEAN UP CORRUPTION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*4-HERS TO KEEP THEIR SHEEP IN LINE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PHEASANT NUMBERS STEADY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER WANTS TO SAVE THE EAR,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS' PACT TALKS STYMIED,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FUND RAISING--LOCAL COMPETITION FIERCE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FUND RAISING--LOCAL COMPETITION FIERCE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'SOB'/SWEET VENGEANCE FOR BLAKE EDWARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FUND RAISING--LOCAL COMPETITION FIERCE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FUND RAISING--LOCAL COMPETITION FIERCE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF FLIGHTS TO USE ALTERNATE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF FLIGHTS TO USE ALTERNATE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4-H SNACK STAND,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TO MARK THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE HIROSHIMA BOMBING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY BUDGET TIME AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*JENNY WILSON DIES OF KIDNEY FAILURE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TICKET JUMPERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ENERGY OFFICE OFFERING BROCHURE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BIKER ROWDINESS SPURS 500 ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL OF A FATHER AND SON SET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WEB REAUTHORIZATION HEARING SET,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TAXIDERMIST OFFERS HIS ADVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*TAXIDERMIST OFFERS HIS ADVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*TAXIDERMIST OFFERS HIS ADVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PANEL OVERHAULS MINING PERMIT LAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW REQUESTS KINGSBURY DISASTER DECLARATION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW REQUESTS KINGSBURY DISASTER DECLARATION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS CONSIDER AIRLINE PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
NEBRASKANS ARGUE MERITS OF MANDAN POWER,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*MORRELL CLOSING PART OF SF PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ELECTED TO THE PUBLICATION COMMITTEE OF CHURCH,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
THANKS TO PRISON TRUSTIES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ADOPT-A-CAT MONTH A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*AUGIE TROUPE SWEATS INTO SHAPE FOR TRIP,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWA BEEF PROCESSORS NEGOTIATIONS REOPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS MONEY WOES OVER--O'CONNOR DISAGREES,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS PANEL CUTS BUDGET REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED AIRLINES BEGINS SERVICE IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TO SUE FEDS OVER SUPER NOW BANK ACCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"WATER RIGHTS SUIT A FEDERAL CASE, O'CONNOR SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BLOOD DONORS NEEDED NOW MORE THAN EVER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HAS PRAISE FOR DAV CARNIVAL & BARBECUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US SHOULD PRESSURE ISRAEL TO STOP SLAUGHTER (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEIGHBOR SAYS 'RATS' TO HOME OWNERS' JUNK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
QUESTIONS WINNING SCULPTURE AT FESTIVAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REMEMBER VETERANS ON FORGET-ME-NOT DAYS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PRAISES FOOD PANTRY FOR SERVICE TO NEEDY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BALTIC'S WATER SYSTEM BREAKS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLARK SEEKS SUNDAY BEER SALE BAN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN HOMESTAKE THEFT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW CHEMICAL CONTROLS PRAIRIE DOGS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OIL SPILL CONCERNS PUC CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SDSU RESEARCHER GETS {dollar}10,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEARFISH SKATING RINK OWNER CLEARED,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BRANDON POLICE CHIEF FIRED,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FOOD PANTRY SETS DISTRIBUTION RECORD,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"REVAMPED OFFICES WILL HELP, INDIANS TOLD","Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WESTERN ART SHOW IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*GARBAGE TAKES OVER WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
MEIERHENRY--RULING ON A BAD CHECK TO BE APPEALED,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SF RESTAURATEURS FACE EVICTION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*MITCHELL BUILDING CRUMBLES--NO ONE HURT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEA'S EX-POLICE CHIEF LINKED TO BOOKMAKING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION CALLS FOR STRIKE OF AT&T,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DECISIONS FACED BY CHILDREN OF AGING PARENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*WOLLMAN, CUNNINGHAM WOO DEMS","Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SAVINGS AND LOANS ADAPT TO VOLATILE INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOB HUNTING REQUIRES WILLINGNESS TO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS FAST TO PROTEST NUCLEAR ARMS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MUST PRESS AHEAD AGAINST POLLUTION THREAT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SWIMMING HOLE WAS A GREAT PLACE FOR KIDS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ABOUT MAYORAL LONGEVITY (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FROM THE MAILBAG (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*INTERPRETERS HELP INCREASE ENJOYMENT OF STATE PARKS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS RAISE PAY WHILE OTHERS TAKE CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATION CONSOLIDATION WOULD SAVE MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SEEKS INPUT ON COUNTY BUILDING NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
NELSON'S CONCESSIONS WERE NOT AT FAIRGROUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ABDNOR WILL SPEAK AT GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BULLHEAD MAN DIES IN CAR-PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GROUPS SPONSOR WORKSHOPS FOR VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS PSYCHIATRIC TESTS FOR MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BEADLE COUNTY MAN IS STATE PROGRAMS SPECIALIST,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
HIGH WATER LEVEL TURNS UP SKELETONS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
ELECTRONIC HAILSTORMS HIT RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ANTI-MANDAN LEADER--BUILDER SNUBS DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*SUCCESS ISN'T DRIVING MORTON TO GREENER PASTURES,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PAM OIL LAST OF THE UNBEATEN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OUTFOXING FOXES IS CRUCIAL TO SAVING DUCK,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*AREA DOVE HUNTING PROMISING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
COKE'S FASTPITCH TEAM GOOD CASE STUDY OF TALENT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*UMPIRE JIM PETERSON REMEMBERS WHEN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
FINAL HURRAH FOR FLANDREAU'S OSWALD--THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*AMATEUR BASEBALL IS A CENTRAL PART OF SUMMER LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MUNICIPAL BAND PERFORMS TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*WALKING BEANS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PEOPLE ARE STARTING UP BUSINESS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NEW LINGERIE SHOP HOPES TO INTRIGUE SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1983, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*ARGUS LEADER GETS NEW CHIEF OFFICER,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRISON IS BEST SOLUTION FOR SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NORWEGIAN YOUTHS STUDY SD FROM THE AIR,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"KEARNS, HABER ON NATIONAL BOARD","Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
O'BRIEN TO GOVERN CARDIOLOGY GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
RESTAURATEURS NAMED TO PANEL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
AMAN IS PRESIDENT OF ALTRUSA CLUB,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BIRKELAND JOINS BOARD OF DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SCHEMMEL TO LEAD BUSINESSWOMEN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*OFFICIAL WILL DISCUSS STATE WATER NEEDS IN HURON,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE CONTINUE SEARCH FOR ESCAPED TRUSTY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*40 PICKETERS PROTEST PORN AT 7-ELEVENS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ADS WILL SEEK OWNERS OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FREEZE AID TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD CUTS '84-'85 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LYING AND ARROGANCE AMONG REAGAN FLAWS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROWING CLOUT GOOD FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEFENSE IN MURDER TRIAL PUSHES FOR TRIAL MOVE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LYNN OLIFF TAKES CHARGE OF REAGAN CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLICE HUNT FOR MISSING GIRL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SOME VACATIONERS ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD FARM,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HUNKING WANTS MORE STREET WORKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"HUNKING, COOPER KICK OFF 1985 BUDGET TALKS","Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
JURY TRIAL SCHEDULED IN FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
STATE BANKRUPTCIES UP IN 1ST HALF OF '84,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
FOOTBALL FEVER IS IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KIDS AGREE--STRIKE STINKS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WW II RADIO TECHNICIAN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BASEBALL STRIKE WELCOME FOR TWINS' FANS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JANKLOW IS BUILDING MONUMENT TO HIMSELF (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABORTION REMAINS DANGEROUS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DAIRY CUTS DON'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CORPORATIONS THREATEN HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
STREET CREW WASTES MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*AFTERNOON EXCURSION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CRASH INJURES 6,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A LOOK AT WHERE THE PATH MAY TAKE THEM,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUDITOR HAS ADVICE FOR THOSE NEAR RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FLITTIE PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL EXAMINES FARM ACT LOOPHOLE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
2 RESIDENTS PRESCRIBE DIFFERENT CURES,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEADMEN CLUB MEMBER WANTS COUPLE TO TESTIFY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHRISTIAN BIKER TO TAKE MESSAGE TO RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
2 BUSINESS GROUPS TALK MERGER,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CORN, SOYBEANS ARE LOOKING GOOD","Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW NAMED TO FARM PANEL AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TWO JETS SAFE AFTER EMERGENCY LANDINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
YANKTON MAN FACES 3 DRUG CHARGES AFTER RAID,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*ZULK RESIGNS AS STATE BASKETBALL COACH,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE INVESTIGATE DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EXPRESSION ALWAYS REGULATED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
READERS NEED ANALYSIS OF GROUPS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REPAIRS NEEDED ON MANY UNSAFE DAMS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*DIRECTOR MAKES WAY FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORKSHOP BRINGS ART WORLD TO CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESCHOOLERS CAN DISCOVER ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
WRITERS CAN ENTER COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
PARK TO HAVE WILD GAME COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
AIR SHOW TO SOAR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN TO SERVE 10 DAYS ON TAX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GROUND, AIR SEARCH ORGANIZED TO FIND WOMAN","Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES ALL MOTIONS IN MILLER APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUTHERLAND OFFICIALS DECIDE NOT TO CLOSE STORE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP GATHERS TO HONOR ATOMIC BOMB VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOME FEDERAL MERGES WITH CANTON SAVINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PASSENGER TESTIFIES IN PLANE CRASH SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ROSTENKOWSKI TO STUMP FOR DASCHLE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE PATROL TROOPERS REQUEST SECURITY CAGES,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
3 INDEPENDENTS TO RUN FOR STATE LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEW ARRIVAL SPLITS PAIR OF BABOONS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAND PRICES DECLINE SLOWING DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAMMOTH SITE EXCAVATIONS OVER FOR YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT RETURNED TO COLORADO,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOWN OFFERS REWARD FOR BUSINESS INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WASTE CLEANUP NOT STRONG ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PHILLIPS AVENUE OPEN TO TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHAMBER UNVEILS LEADERSHIP PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE WITHDRAWS PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HUNDREDS OF CYCLISTS ROLL INTO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS START TUTORING PROGRAM IN DORM,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*COACH EXPECTED TO MOVE UP,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NOTICE OF SD SCHOLAR-ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WAGNER MOURNS LOSS AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN RECALLS TORNADO,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MICKELSON DESERVES PRAISE FOR APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEACE PLAN CURIOUS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*FARMER'S MUSIC GROWS FROM HIS WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BAND STRIKES UP A PERFECT EVENING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUPLE SPONSORS DANCE TO SAY THANKS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
2 STATIONS CATCH THE STEREO TV WAVE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BORK DEBATE DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEAT PROGRAM MAY GET MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLISHER FLOATS BALLOON,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN GUILTY IN MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESS PROVES TO BE A WINNER,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CROPS ARE THIRSTY FOR PREDICTED RAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP HITS STREET TO REFORM RAPE LAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL, UNION DISPUTE BENEFIT ELIGIBILITY","Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BABBITT URGES NEW TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ANNOUNCEMENT EXPECTED ABOUT POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HONEYWELL AGREES TO DELAY TESTING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON ANNOUNCES TOWN MEETING SERIES,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIST OF CLAIMANTS TO BE AVAILABLE AT FAIRS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICERS HUNT SUSPECT WHO SLIPPED AWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOSPITAL STILL FEELING LOSS OF DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MINING TASK FORCE HEARS FROM PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RULING IN WINNER CHILD ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"*LATE START DOESN'T SLOW RUNNER, 72","Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
RETRIAL STARTS IN MOTEL DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*MORE FARM BANKS IN AREA STATES,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*TENNIS, GOLF CHAMPION VINES","Argus LeaderAug 07 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*A PLACE TO CALL HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GROUP COUNSELS SD FIRE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT UNDER SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FRESH CHANCE TO EASE WATER WOES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HISTORY RE-ENACTMENT FUN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
PEARL HARBOR CARTOON CRUEL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD IS IN NO-WIN SITUATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
TWELVE DOCTORS DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
MOUNT RUSHMORE TRIBUTE OMITS GOD,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
STONECIPHER LEADS RC TO VICTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"TOLL ON AREA GOLF COURSES, BALLFIELDS","Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KOLAR FINISHES SEASON WITH PERFECT NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
NOT BROODING OVER PHEASANT COUNT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PHEASANT CHAMPIONSHIPS SEPTEMBER 10,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
COMPUPRINT SOLD TO BUSINESSMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAKTRONICS AWARDED GOLF SCOREBOARD DEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NY INVESTORS BUY FAMILY WEIGHT LOSS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*GROCERS CUT PRICES, ADD SIDELINES","Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
APPLICATIONS DUE FRIDAY FOR FREE HAY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES LOOKING FOR MISSING TRUSTY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LANGFORD GETS RID OF FINE FOR SPITTING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON ASKS FOR SMALL BUSINESS LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY FIRE BILL HITS {dollar}1.8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*CHARITIES, CORRECTIONS LOOK TO CHANGE","Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*DRIVE-IN'S LIGHTS DIM FOR FINAL TIME TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ADJUSTERS ESTIMATE SMALL-GRAIN LOSSES,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS TO DISCUSS DEAF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON DISPUTES VOLK LEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*LLAMAS IN DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE CHIEF'S BODY RECOVERED,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CANOVA TEAM IN FULL SWING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BEEPER CHILD CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CHALLENGES OF FUTURE REMAIN CLEAR FOR STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FEW BAD APPLES HURT ROCK MUSIC INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEUHARTH COLUMN OFFENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HUNKING TOOK CARE OF CITY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PROPERTY TAX SYSTEM FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*MATTHEW WRONG PERSON TO OVERSEE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LAKE OKOBOJI DEATH PROBE TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RANCHER TO DECIDE CANDIDACY BY SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN KILLED IN MINNESOTA CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
4-H TO CELEBRATE 75TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A HUG AT THE END OF THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LANDMARKS CHANGE ON 'HIGHWAY 16',"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GARRETSON TO REVIEW CONCESSIONS PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS WILL MISS LONGTIME VOLUNTEER,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PANEL TO SOLICIT WAYS TO IMPROVE AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HIGH WINDS FAIL TO STOP SD FLOTILLA,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY POPULATION GROWTH,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*SERVICES SET TUESDAY FOR ARNOLD TOFTELAND,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*ACCIDENT FORCES DRIVER INTO PITS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX LIQUOR TO HELP FIGHT DRUGS--PANEL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"GAS PRICES, LOAN RATES JUMP","Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WASTE DUMP SUIT FILED,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*TUCKED-AWAY TREATS TEMPT AREA TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ELVIS LEGEND LIVES IN STURGIS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GASOLINE SUPPLIERS EXPLOITING SITUATION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SAFEGUARDS NEEDED IN NANNY EMPLOYMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER SHOULD DO HIS OWN TALKING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
INDIAN LOAN PLAN MAY BE COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
DEER SEASON GIVES YOUNG HUNTERS CHANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DRY WEATHER HELPS SPEED UP HARVESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
YANKTON BULB PLANT TO EXPAND OPERATION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FARM LOAN DISPUTE PROGRAM GETS FUNDING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
BUYING CUPS OF COFFEE WILL HELP DISABLED,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER LAND OFFICIAL GETS JOB WITH STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAIL TASK FORCE TO PRESENT SOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC ASKED TO HELP LOCATE DOGS' OWNER,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CABBAGE HARVEST,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOPEFULS FILE ON EVE OF DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER AIDE--COVERAGE BIASED,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN IDENTIFIES SUSPECT AS RAPIST,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
50 HOMEOWNERS OBJECT TO PAVING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MUENSTER SUGGESTS S&L PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"FLANDREAU SANTEE SIOUX ELECT PRESIDENT, COUNCIL","Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MAN RISES TO NEW HEIGHTS IN HOT AIR BALLOONING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
IDENTIFIES CHILD WHO DROWNED IN BATHTUB,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ORDINACE WOULD LIMIT ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
241 CITATIONS HANDED OUT IN STURGIS SO FAR,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*STILL MISSING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ROBBERY BREAKS PEACE AT CYCLE RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SURROGATE MOM--IT SEEMS NATURAL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAGAZINE WARNS ABOUT TOXIC COOKIE RECIPE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WHEEL TAX HITS BUMP,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TERM-LIMIT MEASURE MERITS BALLOT SPOT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GULF VETERAN WHO DIED IN CRASH WILL BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*FARE WARES RAKE IN 3 BLUE RIBBONS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FOOD FARES WELL WITH KIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PALMER WARMS FAIR CROWD,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOK'S BOOK PUTS HOBBY IN PRINT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DUMP SUIT TO BE HEARD AUGUST 20,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KICKING OFFICER LANDS CITY MAN IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GIVEN 7 YEARS IN APPLICATION FORGERY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMAND DRIVES BLOOD BANK TO SEARCH FOR MORE DONORS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE ADVISES IMPERSONATOR TO LEAVE STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER--RESIDENTS BULLIED OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BIBLE CLASS TEACHES BY SPARKING INTEREST,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RALLY-GOERS TAKE THE PLUNGE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CHARGES FILED AGAINST WOMAN, 34","Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD SEEKS PRESERVATION LOAN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEARCH FOR MISSING TEEN TURNS UP NOTHING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS TO ADD 74 LOTS TO CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRENT MAN GETS 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*YOUTH FINDS RYAN'S AUTOGRAPH IN CARD PACK,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RUNNERS CATCH MOONLIGHT MADNESS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"GRAIN HARVEST EARLY, STATE AG OFFICE SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*4-H'ERS GROOM PIGS FOR SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
DEF LEPPARD TO ROCK 'N' ROLL SEPTEMBER 4 IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEART INSTITUTE SURVIVES BILLING PROBE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LITTON PAY HIKE COMES 11 YEARS LATE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY CLEANS ITS TARNISHED IMAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*VIEWERS CAN SELECT TV SHOWS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CRY OUT AGAINST TELEVISION CENSORSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JUDGES EDITORIAL RAISES QUESTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
GAMBLING PROPONENTS USING SMOKE SCREEN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ADULT EDUCATION SEMINAR WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT BILL PASSES SENATE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OK'S FUNDS FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY OFFERS GRANTS FOR YOUTH,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VICTIM OF FIRE OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HAAR TO ADDRESS GOP CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*LOCAL AGENCIES HELP MOM, 9 KIDS","Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANTON BUILDINGS DEMOLISHED,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW INTERVENES IN DISPUTE IN HURON,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COUNSELOR SAYS RITUAL ABUSE RUNS RAMPANT IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PRISON ABANDONS DAIRY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PIERRE EYED FOR PRISON SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
US DEBT IN BILLIONS FOR INDIAN HOUSING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THREE MEN FINED FOR TRADE SECRET USE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*FENN TAKES CITY CHAMPIONSHIP BY EIGHT STROKES,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SUMMER MOVIE MENU FAILS QUALITY TEST,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CLINT SHOWS A CONSCIENCE IN 'UNFORGIVEN',"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JANITOR BOB CLEANS UP,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*CITY PONDERS {dollar}300,000 LOAN TO HELP MOVE SR CENTER","Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CLASSIC BEGIN SLOWLY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NO CHARGES IN STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD SENATORS ARGUE EFFECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FROM DRUG WAR TO RIDGECREST: JOURNEY OF JOY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*ON KIBBUTZ IN ISRAEL, A COMMUNITY STRUGGLES TO KEEP","Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*THE POPE COMES TO DENVER,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
KSFY OBJECTED TO NUDE SCENE IN NEW COP SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*RAIN-STRESSED FARMERS NEED RELIABLE HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"TRAINING, EQUIPMENT WOULD BOLSTER GUARDS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RESORT COULD DEADEN REST OF DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*TRUST THE SOLID ROCK OF GOD'S GREAT LOVE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BOYS RANCH STARTING WORK ON NEW BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY OPENING BIDS FOR FIRING RANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS YEAR IN JAIL FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW CHARGES IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN WAIVES EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A PLEA FOR PEACE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DELANO CRITICIZES GET-TOUGH PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS EXPECT TO BACK BASIN STUDY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RELIGIOUS GROUP TAKES PRO-CHOICE STAND,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
14 ACCUSED AFTER JEFFERSON ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX VALLEY ADDING JOBS FOR NEW UNITS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHARGES FILED IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CORN PALACE PANALS BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRAPPIE DAYS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ENGINEERING FIRM SUED FOR NEGLIGENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOTEL RETURNS LIQUOR LICENSE--DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLAINS ARTS COUNCIL SHOW--MILLER,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RADIO STATIONS PLAN MUGS-N-HUGS EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"APPEAL HURTING JOBS, TIMBER INDUSTRY SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GUARD OFFICIAL DEFENDS ARMORY CLOSING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN VISITING 50 STATES ENDS JOURNEY IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX PLAN NORTH DAKOTA CASINO,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*DOG OWNERS CAN DIP PETS FOR FLEAS FREE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*RANDY AUSTAD LEAVES FAMILY FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*CANARIES HOLD OFF DUKES,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"SD DUCK, GOOSE SEASON SET","Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS SHOWS FASTPITCH STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WACHS BATTLES SKIN CANCER,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*LIFE ON THE LOOP,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STAY TUNED FOR LOTTERY ON YOUR TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*UNDERCOVER MOMS FIGHT LOOP'S LURE, GANGS","Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ANTI-CRUISING LAWS WON'T CURE PROBLEM--POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
FAMILIES HONORED WITH LUNCH AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CASTLEWOOD TRYING TO LURE NEW BANK,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY'S HOUSING MARKET TIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLAN FOR REPAIRING CLOSED TUNNEL NEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOSS OF FARMS TO DEVELOPMENT ALARMING TREND,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SCHULDT'S ARMS LEAVES MARK ON SCOUTS, RUNNERS","Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYING AT FULL THROTTLE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EVERY DOG HAS ITS DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SEARCH WATERS FOR THOSE WHOPPER WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*GOOD WEATHER FUELS DRAG RACING FEVER,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
SEARCH FOR BODY OF BOY UNSUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DRIVER IN CRASH CITED FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLES COLLIDE EN ROUTE TO RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE CRASH KILLS COLORADO MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"EVENT RAISES {dollar}23,000 FOR CANCER SOCIETY","Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS SCRAMBLE TO FILL JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FANS UNITE FOR DAY OF FOLK,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RELEASE OF KILLER ANGERS WOMEN'S ADVOCATE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP HAULS OUT ANTIQUE EQUIPMENT FOR BEE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION COVERAGE FIGHT HITS DAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
FIREFIGHTERS GO ON ALERT IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION GUARD TO DROP IN STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL OK'S BILL AIMED AT YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER'S OFFICE TO SEND OFFICIALS OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY SALESMAN FINED FOR VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TOO-HIGH RADON READINGS BEING FOUND IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TWO CO-OPS TO CONSIDER 1995 MERGER,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
*CYCLERS GO ROUND FOR MS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GEE] 'CARDIGANS' SING NEAT MUSIC,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
"AFTER 16 YEARS ON THE LAM, MAN SURRENDERS","Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY TAX-CUT OPPONENTS BEGIN CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
KEEP UP CRACKDOWN ON TEENS ON LOOP (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
KEEP PERSPECTIVE (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DIRECTOR FACES GREAT CHALLENGE (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PUBLIC OFFICIALS MUSTN'T BREACH TRUST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
INTERSTATE WILDFLOWERS ENJOYED BY TRAVELERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CHEERS UNNECESSARY FOR LOADED GUN'S FIRING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
"STEER YOUTHFUL ENERGY TO PROJECTS, ACTIVITIES (L)","Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
PRESSLER SHOULD PRACTICE HIS PREACHING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
CRACKDOWN ON LOOPERS WILL LEAD TO TROUBLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
CLOSING STATE AGENCIES MISGUIDED FISCAL STEP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
WAGGONER'S COURAGE SHOULD BE ADMIRED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
TEACHERS' SALARIES ALREADY TOP INFLATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
*BASEBALL STILL IS BEST PART OF SUMMER,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN RECOVERS LOST ART OF CANING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS WATCHING RIVER AS DAMS OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN-AGERS FLOCK TO TOWN WITH NO COPS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY SAFE, ESPECIALLY BEHIND SAFETY GLASS (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PACKWOOD HEARINGS OUGHT TO BE OPEN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*FIRING CHAPLAINS NOT WORTH SPIRITUAL LOSS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"RETURN OF OAHE LAND TO SIOUX ONLY RIGHT, FAIR (L)","Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
EDITORIAL ON SUPERFUND OVERLOOKED PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DASCHLE'S WELFARE BILL PLANS HAPPY MEDIUM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SUPERFUND REFORM BILL WOULD CUT OUT RED TAPE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*TRIP WITH YOUR FAMILY CAN BE A BLAST,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SWIMMER DREAMS OF THE OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN STUDENT CHOSEN FOR HONOR AT GIRLS NATION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THUNDER BAY DOWNS CANARIES 6-5,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNION REACHES AGREEMENT WITH IBP,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN DIES WHEN TRUCK COLLIDES WITH TRAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INMATE WALKS AWAY FROM PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY OFFICIALS SET FOR LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*{dollar}545 RAISED FOR ROSS' CHILD,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THE DAY THE WAR ENDED: READERS SHARE MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
THOUSANDS REV CYCLES TO SEE 55TH STURGIS RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*STATE FAIR TICKETS FREE FOR VETERANS OF WWII,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S {dollar}6.2M FOR BRIDGE COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TOURISM TAX IN EFFECT FOR VENDORS AT STURGIS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*CALL ABOUT INTRUDERS FALSE ALARM, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*JAPANESE YOUTH EXPERIENCE US,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*IN PRIVATE PRACTICE WITH FAMILY,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*ATTENDED AUCTIONEER SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CORN PALACE A MAJOR ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
FRANKLIN FARMER ENJOYS PRODUCING HIS OWN EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FALLS PARK DRIVE BRIDGE OPENS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CUSTER MAN FOUND GUILTY OF KILLING WOMAN IN WYOMING,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*1 IN HOSPITAL AFTER HER CAR HITS PICKUP,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WORKER INJURED AT LAKE COUNTY SPEEDWAY RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TAX DEAL CAN WORK BOTH WAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 07 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STORM HITS SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN VS JANKLOW-POLITICAL CRAPSHOOT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN VS JANKLOW-POLITICAL CRAPSHOOT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHILDREN'S WEAR STORE ROBBED,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLOSED DOOR SNUFFS FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LIFE IN THE FAST LANE NOT DELL RAPIDS' SPEED,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WATER RATIONING TO CONTINUE IN CANISTOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PINE RIDGE SIOUX REQUEST REMOVAL OF OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
2 DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS-SALEM,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WORMS INFEST NORTHEAST,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL WOULD AID MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HARMONY LACKING FOR SLIP-UP PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS TO GET TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
FARMERS TO GET TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
ENERGY SAVING IS TOPIC,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*SOUTH AMERICAN LLAMA AT SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*JUDGE JOHN WILDS WILL STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PATIENT SUES FLANDREAU DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
AG INDUSTRIES PLAN MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
VOCATIONAL CONFERENCE SET,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PANEL'S MAKEUP UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
PANEL'S MAKEUP UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
*ONE ESCAPEE STILL AT LARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
EXPANSION NEEDED IN ARTS EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WILL BUSES WORK (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*ART ANGERS RESIDENTS OF HURON,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHIPPING INVESTIGATION ENDS TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SURVEY CLASSIFIES PRESSLER DONORS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SURVEY CLASSIFIES PRESSLER DONORS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*NEW LAW CLERKS NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR ENGINEERING JOB HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
"*BONNET, LETTER LEAD WOMAN TO SIOUX FALLS","Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRODUCE IS HEALTHY & FRUGAL ART AT FARMERS MARKET,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
LITTON PLANT WILL VOTE ON UNION,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LITTON PLANT WILL VOTE ON UNION,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHELSEA-OKLAHOMA CITY SOFTBALL AT THE SHERMAN PARK,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKERS PONDER NEW DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GERMAN VISITOR JUMPS COMMUNICATION GAP BY SIGNING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*PROFESSOR DISCOVERS HISTORIC MINES, HOMESTEADS","Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*PROFESSOR DISCOVERS HISTORIC MINES, HOMESTEADS","Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*STONES' ALBUM LACKS FIRE, BUT STILL ENTICES","Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*URCUTT EXPRESS TOPS SOUKUP,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY TAX HIKE LOOMS AS CUTS MULLED IN RECORD BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GRAIN EMBARGO THRUSTS TRUCKERS INTO HARD TIMES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STOCKYARD COWBOYS ROPE RUN-AWAY STEER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TAX HIKE LOOMS AS CUTS MULLED IN RECORD BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GRAIN EMBARGO THRUSTS TRUCKERS INTO HARD TIMES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PLAN OFFERS LOW-COST FARM LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW PLAN OFFERS LOW-COST FARM LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY HALL BUDGET NEEDS SCRUTINY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY HALL BUDGET NEEDS SCRUTINY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"AGREES WITH ABDNOR DEBATES, MEDIA SHOWS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SAYS JUDGES SHOULD BE RESPONSIBLE TO SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SAYS JUDGES SHOULD BE RESPONSIBLE TO SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
KEITH WILSON'S LETTER APPLAUDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SCHUKNECHT PICKED FOR FAIR POST,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNCIL CUTS FAMILY'S RADIATION FUNDS-EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF LAND SOUGHT FOR IBM BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANOTHER BOX ELDER MAYOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNCIL CUTS FAMILY'S RADIATION FUNDS-EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHUKNECHT PICKED FOR FAIR POST,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FMHA DOING OUR HOME-REPAIR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD SUIT TO OVERTURN ORDER BLOCKING ELECTIONS IN 4 CT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TEACHERS WIN TENTATIVE 10 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COURAGE PERVADES WOMAN'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SHOOTING IN FRONT OF THE ARROW BAR,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MCDONALD HURLS DISCUS AROUND SIOUX FALLS THESE DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU BIOLOGIST NOT SURE IF CUTS WILL SPARE JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR TICKET SALES BEGIN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PECHOTA STEPS DOWN AS STATE'S US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PECHOTA STEPS DOWN AS STATE'S US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PECHOTA STEPS DOWN AS STATE'S US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU BIOLOGIST NOT SURE IF CUTS WILL SPARE JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU BIOLOGIST NOT SURE IF CUTS WILL SPARE JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHANGES TO HELP FUND STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EVENTS VINDICATE JANKLOW'S CUTS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EVENTS VINDICATE JANKLOW'S CUTS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CALLS IRS UNFAIR IN AUDIT PROCEDURE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PARKING FINE UNFAIR... (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MRS CORBLY PLANS APPEAL FOR RIGHTS-COLTON (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE WRONG TARGET IN INFLATION BATTLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
16-YEAR-OLD DIES IN CYCLE ACCIDENT-FORT PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
32 APPLY FOR YANKTON CITY MANAGER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER BANK HAY CUTTING EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
7-TERM LEGISLATOR HAROLD MILLETT DEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PEDESTRIAN KILLED ON COUNTRY ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EDGEMONT PROTESTS ETSI STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WEB REAUTHORIZATION HEARING SET,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY TO HEAR BRADFORD'S STATEMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PILOTS SAY AIR STRIKE HAMPERS CHARTER FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JERAULD COUNTY ASKS FOR DISASTER STATUS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL PUTS OFF ACTION ON MINING LAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW TO PRESENT WATER PLAN THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW TO PRESENT WATER PLAN THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*FARMERS NOT CELEBRATING THIS HARVEST,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUNBANK PUTS SUPER NOW ACCOUNT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KNOBE--THE REAL WORLD HAS STRUCK,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*INVENTOR IS GIVING FLANDREAU THE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS JOBS FOR 100 INMATES COULD EASE...,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS LAWYERS AGREE TO GIVE FREE HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD ECONOMY--ROCKY COURSE THROUGH HARD TIMES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WWI FLY BOYS REGROUP FOR HAZY MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STATE PATROL BUYS BREATH TESTERS FOR PRELIMINARY USE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GIRLS CLUB FUND DRIVE MERITS GENEROUS HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*A LOOK AT GRANDMA'S SPECIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SIOUXLAND MUESUMS WORTHWHILE, NEED SUPPORT (L)","Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SIOUXLAND MUSEUMS WORTHWHILE, NEED SUPPORT (L)","Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"COURTHOUSE WILL BE RESTORED, NOT RECYCLED (L)","Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BLASTS ELKS' KILLING WITHOUT RESTITUTION TO OWNERS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LIKED WALKER'S ARTICLE ON FILM EDITORS FOR DEAF (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
FREEMAN RESIDENTS TO VOTE ON REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
73-YEAR-OLD CYCLIST LOVES CROSS-COUNTRY TRIP,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WORD OF FEDERAL AID COULD HURT WAUBAY FUND RAISING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
BOARD TO REQUEST BETTER BENEFITS FOR OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*DUMMERMUTH REMEMBERS AT SD OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VALLEY NATIONAL BANK BOYS WRITING A STORYBOOK FINISH,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WHAT SHOULD BE DONE WITH LAKE BYRON,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FISHERMEN'S COUNCIL MAY PROVE TO BE VALUABLE TOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*AWARDS DON'T SELL PAPERS--VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MRS CHARLES TAGGART--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TO BEGIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
*WHEAT HARVEST COMBINES CUSTOM CUTTER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
4 SD MINE FIRMS CUT PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
PETITIONS FILED IN THE FIRST HALF OF JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
*WORKERS DO THE WALKING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOVIE TRIVIA--MARLON BRANDO WAS DITCH DIGGER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CITY DEVELOPMENT GETS FEDERAL GRANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL DECIDE USE OF FEDERAL MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOME FEDERAL CLOSES DOWNTOWN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KIDNEY FOUNDATION'S MONEY-RAISER NEARS END,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROAD REPAIRS ON WESTERN AVENUE START TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL DISCUSS VO-TECH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDY SHOWS CITY'S MOST HAZARDOUS INTERSECTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITIZENS RALLY SUPPORT TO REAFFIRM CIVIL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*COUNSELOR DRAWS ON OWN PAST TO HELP STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"A GREAT, GOOD TURN IN SD (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"RUSHMORE MEMORIAL, TRANSLATED (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VENDORS DECORATE CYCLE CLASSIC WITH TATOOED PIGS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VICTIM'S FATHER--LIFE IN PRISON ISN'T ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAMMOTH EXCAVATION SITE NEEDS BUILDING FOR EXHIBITS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DR OGSTON IS NEW CHIEF OF STAFF AT VA CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"PENNINGTON COUNTY PAYS {dollar}12,000 TO SETTLE SUIT","Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE LAWYER ELECTED TO ASSOCIATION BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR OPENS TICKET BOOTH,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
2ND FIRE DESTROYS HOUSE IN HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FOLLOWING A ROCKY ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTANS WHO LEFT VALUABLES IN BANK,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"*HOEGER, ROST BLAZE TO TENNIS CROWNS","Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PAM OIL RULES AS NATION'S BEST,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CUNNINGHAM--PRESSLER IS AVOIDING DEBATE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW MOVIE RATING TO MAKE DEBUT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRICKETT LEAVES AMATEUR LIMELIGHT BEHIND,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PINTAILS, MALLARD HENS IN TROUBLE","Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SWANS ARE SAFE FOR ANOTHER YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"TO GET THE BIG FISH, PAY ATTENTION","Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*STATE SUPPORT OF ARTS IS IMPRESSIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THERAPY BUCKS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OLD-FASHIONED HARVEST,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INSURANCE DIVISION SUSPENDS AGENT'S LICENSE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RESERVE FUND COULD CUT COST OF WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UTILITIES DIRECTOR PROPOSES RAISING DRAINAGE FEE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS ASK COUNTY TO DONATE MONEY FOR PARK,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GIRL MISSING SINCE SUNDAY FOUND IN COLORADO,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE DENIES REQUEST TO MOVE HOFER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TWO SCHOOLS WILL REMOVE ASBESTOS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
2 COUNTIES WANT TO PULL OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
STATE SENATOR WRONG ON NUKE WASTE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TIMES HAVE NOT CHANGED SINCE NIXON (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LEADERS OF POLAND ELIMINATED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
EPA RETURNS TO BROOKINGS TO FINISH CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LIBERTARIAN PARTY WON'T BE ON BALLOT IN FALL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN DIES FROM INJURIES SUSTAINED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NO PROSPECTS TO REPLACE LOST MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP SITE WILL BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATES RAISE CAMPAIGN FUNDING ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
PANEL SETS CANADA GEESE HUNT SEASON,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*CIVILIANS SUFFER, SD MAN SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON DOWNTOWN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUDGET BARK IS WORSE THAN ITS BITE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROJECT WOULD KEEP CITY GROWING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BILLION IS DRIVING FORCE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOBLESS RATE INCHES UP,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO RUN FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROJECT FOES DANGLE NEW PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOW TO DISCUSS BENEFITS OF DOWNTOWN CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAR HAULERS STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
POULTRY PLANT WILL CLEAN UP,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*STOFFERAHN RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PETERSON GIVES THUMBS UP,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SOUTH AFRICAN RIDES MOTORCYCLE TO STURGIS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TIME IS RUNNING OUT FOR FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR TO CONDUCT HEARINGS ON DRUG ABUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FARM CRISIS FORUM TO LOOK AT PROPOSED BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW APPOINTS NEW STATE BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE REFUSES BOND FOR MILLER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OFFICE TO CELEBRATE BENEFIT ACT'S SIGNING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OFFICIALS SEARCH CLEAR LAKE FOR MISSING MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TODD COUNTY SHERIFF RESIGNS AFTER AUDIT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
6 STATES JOIN TO PLAN CENTENNIAL FESTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SUPREME COURT GRANTS 30-DAY DELAY IN APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*TSCHETTER'S EAGLE SENDS HER SOARING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROS STALK WESTWARD HO IN SEARCH OF DREAM,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*SNAKEBITE RATTLES FAMILY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN'S DEATH BAFFLES NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL PROSTITUTE LIVES ON THE EDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE BANS NEW BILLBOARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
THIRD VICTIM OF MILFORD EXPLOSION DIES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*LAWS TO STOP PORNOGRAPHY BEAST,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*LAWS TO STOP PRONOGRAPHY BEAST,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FREE AIR SHOW TO SAY THANKS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"PUBLIC OFFICIALS ARE HUMAN, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ZONING REGULATIONS FOR OTHERS' RIGHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THANKS FOR TOURNAMENT HELP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
USE PROFIT FOR DEVELOPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*FOURTH TITLE FOR KRIS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*CITIBANK HEAD PLANS MOVE TO MARYLAND,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PILOT MAKES LIVING IN THE CLOUDS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BELL, JOHNSON DON'T FAVOR GOLD SANCTION","Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COMMITTEE OK'S FUNDS FOR WEB, CENDAK","Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LUNG ASSOCIATION BIKE TREK RAISES {dollar}4,500","Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW YORK MAN GETS OK FOR TRADE BANK IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
41 BALLOONS TO COMPETE IN RACE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*102-YEAR-OLD TRADITION AT ALL SAINTS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKER BLASTS NEW STATE LEASES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TELEPHONE UNION READY FOR STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DE SMET MAN HONORED AS DOCTOR OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEPUTY SHERIFF ASSIGNED TO INVESTIGATE ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAILROAD WANTS TO END VISUAL SIGNAL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS MAY RAISE LANGUAGE ISSUE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SECOND MURDER CHARGE FILED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPEARFISH DEATH INVESTIGATED AS HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3RD-TERM TALK A GIMMICK,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CREDIT UNION PRESIDENT INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEADWOOD WINS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
POWER COOPERATIVE FOR PCB CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ELECTRICAL POWER STILL OUT IN WINNER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*PROJECTED POPULATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LET'S EAT OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1986, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*STRIKE HITS 100TH DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DECADE-OLD LEGAL OPINION THREATENS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*BOY RECALLS FIRE LESSON, SAVES SISTER","Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CONDOM MAKERS WOO WOMEN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
IRS DESERVED PAT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GULF PROTECTION POLICY HELPS OUR ENEMIES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MANUAL HELPS IN DEALING WITH WEIRDOS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"'I DO, I DO' OUTSTANDING (L)","Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"BUILDING YES, WATER NO (L)","Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*LANGER FITS IN WELL AT HALL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AMATEUR BASEBALL PRESIDENT DIES AT 69,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CUT CABLE CUTS PHONE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DATE SET FOR STATE FUND,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH CARE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CRITICAL AFTER BAT INJURY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER BACKS BILL FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AREA TUITIONS RISE LESS THAN AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FRUSTRATION, UNCERTAINTY FILL DAYS","Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOIL TESTS SHOW FUEL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS TO TEST LINE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL SAYS LAWSUIT POSSIBLE ON PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MINE REPRESENTATIVES QUESTION PUBLIC ROLE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MURDER CASE STILL OPEN 1 YEAR LATER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"SENATOR MAY RESIGN, SOURCES SAY","Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"MAN KILLED IN GUN ACCIDENT, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW CORPORATION TAKES OVER HURON COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS NOW DOUBT DEATH WAS HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TO HOST SHRINERS GATHERING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO ORDER LAKE COUNTY REASSESSMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN NAMED FAMILY DOCTOR OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HOT-AIR WHEELS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEBRASKA PANEL OK'S NURSE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WAKPALA FATHER GETS 6 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SOUTH DAKOTA POPULATION ESTIMATES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE BARS EVIDENCE ON PLEA,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RALLY SUPPORTS HONEYWELL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD SUSPECT GETS LIFE TERMS IN NEVADA,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*DANCERS PUT LESTERVILLE ON THE MAP,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FASHION MODEL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOSTER SYSTEM ASSAILED,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
S DAKOTANS SHOW INCREASED CHOLESTEROL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
ISSUE GETS WELCOME ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"PRESSLER, STAFF HELP OVERCOME RED TAPE (L)","Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SUPPORT FAMILY FARMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VOLK ARTICLE MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SAFETY REMINDERS NECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*POST 15 WINS 24TH STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL WINS MENS FASTPITCH TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*PROS BOX IN SUNNY RING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CITY YOUTH TO WORK AT GOP CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OLD COURTHOUSE TO CLOSE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMALL COMMUNITIES TO BENEFIT FROM GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY COUNCIL THRIVES IN HUDSON,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROGRESS OF STATE ROAD CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RURAL SD CALLED DRUG DEALERS' HAVEN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BICYCLISTS RAISE {dollar}34,000 FOR MS","Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"DEVICE REDUCES PATROL CAR, DEER COLLISIONS","Argus LeaderAug 08 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN FORGETS WIFE AT SD REST STOP,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RECORD DRUG HAUL SEIZED,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TO BE PART OF GAMBLING 'FRONTIER',"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BON JOVI RETURNS TO ARENA,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
3 IN THE RUNNING TO SUCCEED CHIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STATLERS KEEP IN TUNE WITH OWN MUSICAL STYLE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LATE FIRE CHIEF HANDLED JOB GRACEFULLY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROTECT FLAG-BURNINGS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RUBINS DO GOOD JOB AT HUSET SPEEDWAY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUCKLING SEAT BELT WORKS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PRESSLER EFFECTIVE SENATOR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BLOOD QUANTUM REQUIREMENT COULD RESULT IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NATIONAL SOFTBALL TOURNEY STARTS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS' PICKS IN THE CBA COLLEGE DRAFT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE PRAISES TOSHIBA EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MORE THAN 250 JOIN FEED FINDER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CATTLE HERDS GROW THIN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
MAIN STREET GROUP TOUTS DOWNTOWN PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BLAZE DESTROYS EMPTY BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GENEALOGICAL GROUP WINS 1ST PLACE HONOR,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUVENILES SUSPECTED IN TWO CITY FIRES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KIDS TO BE REWARDED FOR READING EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN STILL IN HOSPITAL AFTER NEAR-DROWNING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A NEW BILL COLLECTION METHOD COULD SAVE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COLORFUL COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HARTFORD BANK ROBBER GETS 7 1/2 YEAR PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL TO OFFER ALTERNATIVE TO QUITTING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANCIENT REMAINS SPART NEW DEBATE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INTERIOR AUDIT PROPOSES CHARGING MORE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW IS APPEALING JUDGE'S LIBEL SUIT RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DISMISSAL OF CLAIMS UPHELD,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SD OFFICIALS PROBING ALLEGED RELIGIOUS SCAM,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CITY FIRE CHIEF DIES AT AGE 46,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*RIDES THRILL, CHANGES AT MIDWAY FULFILL","Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YOUTH BOARD SPONSORS DANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*PLANS INCLUDE MOVING OFFICES, BUYING BUILDING","Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD REPORTS DECREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CANDIDATES SHOULD TALK FOR THEMSELVES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRUTH WILL NOT HARM SENATE CANDIDATES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ABORTION IS AN ISSUE PARTIES MUST ADDRESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"KRANZ WRONG, JOHNSON VOTES WITH DEMOCRATS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DON'T TRY TO CENSOR FREEDOM OF SPEECH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WRITER OWES MADISON HOMEOWNERS APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*STOPS AT FOOD BOOTHS CAN CONSUME DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOK PLANS AROUND BUSY LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
INFORMATION SOUGHT ABOUT SUSPICIOUS FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO CANDIDATES FILE AS DEADLINE PASSES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE RECEIVES CRIME-VICTIM GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIDEOTAPE OF ARREST OPENS DRUG TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HIT MACHINE CHICAGO PACKS 'EM IN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABOVE-GROUND TANKS CALLED UNSAFE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUIT SEEKS DUMP SITE CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WIDOW'S CRASH SUIT SEEKS 5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A MOUNTAIN OF BIKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RAPE TRIAL JUROR REPLACED,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SD BIRTHS TO UNWED GROWING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CLARK NAMED ACTING HOME EC DEAN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION ADDS NIGHT MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION LANDFILL FEES TO INCREASE 150 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLARK NAMED ACTING HOME EC DEAN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WYOMING WOMAN FACES WEAPON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CEMETERY EASES LOSS OF PETS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SF WOMAN NAMED MRS SD,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SHIELDS NAMED MITCHELL PUBLISHER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN WANTS BIKE RALLY MONUMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
APPLICATIONS SOUGHT FOR LEADERSHIP PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HOUSING AGENCY SETS INTEREST RATE AT 8.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
WHEAT GROWERS PUT ON ALERT FOR APHIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
JOBLESS RATE JUMPS 0.4 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*FARMERS SEEK A LITTLE UNDERSTANDING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PIG MANURE IN RIVER RAISES BIG STINK,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO PUSH FOR PERFORMING ARTS AT WHS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TUBERCULOSIS CASE REPORTED AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAVI NOT GUILTY IN KILLING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD IS INDEED LAND OF WHOPPERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*COOKIE CRUMBLER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CEREMONY TO OPEN CHILD-CARE LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEATH IS 4TH THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 58 MONTHS IN TAX-SHELTER SCHEME,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OHIO MAN KILLED IN CRASH ON I-90,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWER PLANT PANEL WILL DISCUSS ROUTES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CYCLE RALLY PAYS OFF--IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NUCLEAR VESSEL CHUGS AWAY FROM SD,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE DOUBTS SHELTER ADVOCATE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLANNING COMMISSION OK'S CONCRETE PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY WANTS TO TRY 14-YEAR-OLD AS ADULT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"WAGNER MAN STRUCK, KILLED ON HIGHWAY 18","Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SD SEARCH CALLED OFF FOR MISSING YOUTH,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GROUP WILL UNVEIL TAX-REFORM INITIATIVE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NINE-COUNTY REGION DISCUSSES COOPERATIVE DUMP,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OAHE WON'T CHALLENGE ANOTHER RECORD LOW,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*STRANGE WEATHER MEANS POOR FISHING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
DAKOTA PORK TO CLOSE ITS SIOUX CITY PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
YANKTON RADIO STATION GETS NEW OWNER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
4-H SHOW SET FOR OCTOBER IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*FAIR MILKMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
BACKERS OF CORN PLANT FEEL JITTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*PRIEST ACCUSED IN SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS SAY SMALL CUT MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING THEIR FEET WET,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*SISTERS KEEP INDIAN TRADITION, HONOR ALIVE","Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
TAKING ABORTION STANCE AIDS SOCIETY'S STRUGGLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WAR ON DRUGS ONLY SATISFIES ELITISTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
COLLEGE COACH GETS PROBATION SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAVI IN-LAWS SUE FOR RIGHT TO VISIT CHILD,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO MEET WITH PUBLIC IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"VICTIMS ASKED TO USE HELP LINES, REWARD ESTABLISHED","Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SONG FEST,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HAAR TARGETS '86 PLEDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOELLER JURY BEGINS DUTY MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATEHOUSE A LEADER IN ELECTION TURNOVERS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"STATE, TRIBE SIGN PACT FOR CASINO","Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PLANNERS TO FORM COUNCIL FOR HURON JUVENILE CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"STATE, TRIBE SIGN HIGHWAY AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUDITORS PROBING SOYBEAN ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DOWNTOWN GRANT PASSED BY PANEL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*FINDING PEOPLE WHO CARE ENOUGH TO STAY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RAINY RIDING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TERRY CALLS FOR REBUILDING NATION ON COMMANDMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
METRO AREA MAY GROW UP TO 23%,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"KIDS, ADOPTIVE PARENTS VICTIMS (BROOKINGS REGISTER)","Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWMAKERS NEED ETHICS GUIDELINES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BARNETT PATS HIMSELF TOO HARD (MADISON DAILY LEADER),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*'TREPIDATION' SUMS UP FEELINGS ABOUT JANKLOW BID,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NAFTA WON'T BENEFIT SD ECONOMY OVERALL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'ARGUS' MISLEADING ON HELMET LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"BIKER DOESN'T DRINK, DOESN'T SPORT TATTOO (L)","Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
LET'S PUT UP FIGHT AGAINST TV PORN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SMOKERS ARE ALREADY TAXED SUFFICIENTLY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
AGENCIES HONORED FOR HOUSING WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CATALOG AVAILABLE FOR SD PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER PLANS WEDNESDAY MEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAYTON'S DONATES TO NONPROFIT GROUPS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CANARIES GM TRIES TO ENTERTAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STILL THE CLASS OF S DAKOTA MEN'S TENNIS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANARIES DEFEAT DULUTH 5-4 IN NINTH,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WILD A WORTHY EFFORT IN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PIERSOL GETS NOD FOR JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY NEEDS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MANAGED CARE MORE POPULAR, KIRBY SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PAMPHLET EXPLAINS GAMING REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PICNIC TO CELEBRATE REFUGEES' FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRANSIT OFFERS SHUTTLE TO FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RECORD-SETTING CATCH A FISH STORY TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SUN SHINES FOR ANNUAL FOLK FEST,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TOURISM REBOUNDS AFTER SOGGY START,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEADLY MOSQUITO SKIPS SD,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA SIOUX CASINO RUN PROPERLY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WINTER WHEAT CROP LOOK PROMISING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*COUPLE'S GARDEN A COLORFUL HAVEN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HURON LIONS CLUB GATHERED FURNITURE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
'DANCES' SET MOVED TO ATTRACT TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
BROOKINGS FIRM TO SELL CZECHS VOTING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NORRIS' 'DAKOTA' A HIT WITH PRAIRIE LOVERS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BLACK LEATHER AND JEANS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*FEAR OF SNAKES HANDED DOWN THROUGH GENERATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"IN A SEA OF LEATHER AND SKIN, A STEREOTYPE FALLS","Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
300 BIKERS EXPECTED TODAY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*NICOLLET'S TOWERING SD FEATS HONORED,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1993, sect.G, p.03, col.2"
*A LONG ROAD TO RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TEENS EXPOSED TO FARM CHEMICALS REPORT ILLNESSES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CRIME BILL GOES FURTHER THAN NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
POSTAL COUNCIL'S WORK NEEDEN'T BE TRIVIALIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'NO' VOTE SOUGHT ON COUNTY ZONING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'BIG WHITE ELEPHANT' ON FEEDING FRENZY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SINGLE PARENTS MUST PEDAL HARD ON BICYCLE FOR TWO,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*KIDS ARE LIMITED IN LANGUAGES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*KING OF THE DUNES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WATERTOWN WINS FASTPITCH TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MONSON REPEATS AT HUSET'S,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOY STILL MISSING AFTER RIVER SEARCH,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KIWANIS TO SERVE PANCAKES AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BALLOON RIDES TO HELP CANCER PATIENT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"FORUM TO FOCUS ON AMERICAN INDIANS, JUSTICE","Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*ONE DIES, FOUR HURT IN CRASH","Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
USD STUDENT WEAVES WEB ON CELLULOID,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RIVERS SHRINK TO NORMAL AFTER 1993'S WET SUMMER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SD TRIBES RECEIVE PROGRAM GRANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PANEL OK'S FUNDING FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE REAPPLIES FOR LEAD DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROGRAMS TO INCLUDE MITCHELL CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NEW SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*WE ALL PAY FOR GAMBLING ABUSES, OPPONENT SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*PARENT-CHILD COOPERATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SOUND OF SUMMER,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BENTSHOE RANCH BEER PERMIT BLOCKED BY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*TUITION CAN BE PAID IN ADVANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*ACTIVISTS HOPE TO BAN PRAIRIE DOGS AS PETS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SPORTS CELEBRITIES CHECK OUT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MAN RAPES GIRLS WHILE ON HOME RELEASE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SNAGS FEDERAL FUNDS FOR JUVENILE BOOT CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PROD GOVERNMENT TO THINK SMALLER (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T CUT OUT HEART OF PUBLIC BROADCASTING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*REPORTING OF B&L/DASCHLE STORY IS IRRESPONSIBLE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE MISTREATING HOBIE CAT SAILORS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CONGRESS' EPA CUTS DETRIMENTAL TO HEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BOOK-STORE BUSINESS SHOWS WE STILL READ (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
DASCHLE IS LOYAL TO SOUTH DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
BREAKUP OF HIGHWAY IS HEIGHT OF TAX WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*CRY WHEN CHILDREN LEAVE HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BACK TO THE BOOKS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS NATIVE BRINGS COLORADO BAND TO THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BANQUET SEEKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC SCHOOL INFORMATION LISTED FOR SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*GOLF BENEFIT INTRODUCES NBA STAR TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES LOSE IN NINTH AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*RULES IGNORED AT PRO TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BARKLEY CLAIMS JORDAN IS WRONG ABOUT UNION,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MAN SENTENCED FOR MOLESTING GIRLS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INTERCHANGE PROGRESS TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY WOMAN TO HEAD CHARITABLE FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATOR BLASTS BONUSES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STAFFING WOES FORCE 2 POOLS TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
READERS SHARE WWII MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NEW TRIAL IS ORDERED FOR FORMER TRIBAL CHAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
AUCTION TO BENEFIT HEALTH-CARE GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*GRASSLAND MEETING IS OPEN TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"COMBINE, TRUCK DRIVERS NEEDED FOR FALL HARVEST IN SD","Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ROAD TO PLANT WILL GO UNPAVED EXTRA YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TWO ARE CHARGED IN ODOMETER SCHEME,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*WAITING FOR THE FAIR ACTION,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DAM RELEASE WOULD FILL CITY POOL IN A SECOND,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TO HIKE TRANSIT RATES TO OFFSET COSTS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*PERSONAL SETBACK DIDN'T DETER ANNA RENK,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*MOTOR VEHICLES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
STATE VENTURE TO MERGE GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
138 ARRESTED IN STURGIS OVER WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"BIKE RALLY, FAIR BOOST TOURISM IN HILLS","Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CONVENTION HIT BOOKS,"Argus LeaderAug 08 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
WALK-AWAY TELLS STORY-THEN RETURNS TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW-FEDS TREAT STATE LIKE JUST ANOTHER UGLY GIRL,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW-FEDS TREAT STATE LIKE JUST ANOTHER UGLY GIN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNMENT HALTS RESERVE OATS CALL-UP,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FARM ACCIDENT KILLS TWO,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE NOT BUYING MOBIL'S EXCUSE FROM MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE NOT BUYING MOBIL'S EXCUSE FROM MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TAX LID TO BRING CUTBACKS-YANKTON,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
URANIUM EXPLORATION ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"USD GETS {dollar}177,089 GRANT","Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX TO MEET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*MONEY IS LURE TO CARNY STINT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SIOUX TO MEET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MAN'S DEATH INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
FRIENDS REMEMBER TWIN BOYS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
USEFUL CENSUS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*COLTON ENTRY WINS BARROW CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
NO LET UP IN GAS PRICE RISE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"TOURISM IMPROVING, BUT IT'S BEEN BETTER","Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WOMAN SUES STORE FOR INJURIES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AG LEADERS UNHAPPY OVER PANEL'S INACTION,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*OX YOKE RANCH HOSTS CONCERT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEADWOOD COMES ALIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*RED WILLOW PARTIES HARDY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DILLMAN BAND RARIN' TO GO-NEMO,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*'FLASH'-MUSIC FOR THE '80S TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CITIZENSHIP-A CHANCE TO BELONG,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*MCGOVERN WOULD REJECT VEEP OFFER,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF UTILITY RATES MIGHT RISE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*NO WAY OUT-EXCEPT SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"YOU CAN CALL ME 'MOUSE,' BUT DON'T CALL ME TIMID","Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LYNWOOD SOFTBALL REPUTATION SPREADING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"WESTERN, CONTINENTAL AIRLINES TO REQUEST MERGER","Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MRS DASCHLE ENJOYS THE GRIND,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL EMPLOYEES THREATEN TO STRIKE AT MIDNIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL EMPLOYEES THREATEN TO STRIKE AT MIDNIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-I DIDN'T CAMPAIGN ON STATE BUSINESS TRIPS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD DELEGATES-CONSERVATISM GROWING IN US,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CARTER DID WELL-BUT TOO LATE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WARNS HUNTERS ABOUT DOVE SEASON PROTESTER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
VOTES FOR MCGOVERN DON'T NEED APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DOUBTS AVERAGE CITIZEN LIKES MCGOVERN VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INJURIES MAR CYCLE CLASSICS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*COW GIVES BIRTH TO TRIPLETS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FESTIVAL SECURITY INCREASED,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AID SOUGHT FOR MORE SD COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GRASSHOPPER ENTERS POTATO COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAMMOTH SITE DESIGNATED LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAMMOTH SITE DESIGNATED LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
INCREASE IN SD RABIES CASES SEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STANLEY COUNTY SHERIFF RESIGNS-FORT PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DELEGATES SPLIT LOYALTIES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS' STRIKE 1 WEEK OLD TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NO MOPED NEED APPLY IN STURGIS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THUNDERSTORM DOLDRUMS HIT SD,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*YANKTON MAN SPOKESMAN FOR BLACKS IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL CONTROLLERS' STRIKE BECOMES A FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YANKTON MAN SPOKESMAN FOR BLACKS IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SOUGHT IN ARROW BAR SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS COUNTY SEEKS HAIL MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
4-LEGGED CONDUCTOR STEALS THE SHOW...WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY AUDIT SHOWS BETTER ACCOUNTING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY AUDIT SHOWS BETTER ACCOUNTING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY FOR FEDERAL WORKERS OPPOSED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"FED IS BANKERS' BANK, NOT GOVERNMENT AGENCY (L)","Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE DIDN'T BACK REAGAN ON KEY VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
HELP FORGET-ME-NOT DRIVE FOR VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
FARMERS MIGHT NOT LIKE PARKING RULE - WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ENERGY OFFICE OFFERING BROCHURE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DOG GUARDING FISH AT HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FUNDS WOULD PUT ROOF OVER BONES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FORMER LEGISLATOR'S FUNERAL MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS STILL BACKS FARMERS' EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*15 GROOMS, 15 BRIDES","Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LAW SCHOOL READIES FOR FALL OCCUPANCY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
ABERDEEN AREA WATCHED FOR ENCEPHALITIS OUTBREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
BABY BOY BORN AT OGLALA CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BABY BOY BORN AT OGLALA CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD WANTS TO ALTER RAILROAD PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
COOLIDGE'S COWBOYS GATHER,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PIERRE SURVEYING AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
WEEVILS INFEST SD SUNFLOWERS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
SUBDISTRICT TO RANK STATE WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SD BACKS NEW WATER PLANNING COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"GREGORY--NO INJURIES, PLEASE","Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GREGORY--NO INJURIES, PLEASE","Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAYLOR FUELS RAISE & RELEASE FOR THE BIRDS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAYLOR FUELS RAISE & RELEASE FOR THE BIRDS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NEW LIBRARIANS FULL OF IDEAS FOR SF LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEW LIBRARIANS FULL OF IDEAS FOR SF LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SD COMMUNITY BANDS TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PERFECTING THE GAME OF CHESS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*IRENE HORNER--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
"*COUSINS DREAM, DESIGN OAT PROCESSING PLANT","Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*COUSINS DREAM, DESIGN OAT PROCESSING PLANT","Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*COUSINS DREAM, DESIGN OAT PROCESSING PLANT","Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SUPER SALESMAN--'EVERY MOVE IS A SELL',"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*SUPER SALESMAN--'EVERY MOVE IS A SELL',"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
SD BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY ELECTED RICHARD BUCKLES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTA BANKRUPTCIES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
SD MERCHANTS REAP BENEFITS OF HARVEST,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MORRELL EMPLOYEES MEET AT SF COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*CITY CAN'T TAKE COUNTRY OUT OF ORCHARD HEIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF BUSINESSES HOOKED ON MISSOURI RIVER FISHING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MARTIN MAN DONATES TIME, LEGS TO CAUSE","Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY IMPARTIAL ON GAMBLING ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHICH AUGIE IS THE BEST OF ALL...,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO NEWS FROM COUNTY IS GOOD NEWS FOR HURDS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WATER PROJECT DEPENDS ON SOIL,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CRITICIZES DASCHLE'S PRO-ABORTION VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN OUGHT TO SEE YOUNG FARMERS' PLIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S CASH CUSHION AND ECONOMIC FORECASTS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FIDDLE WHILE YOU THRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANESTHESIOLOGISTS OFFER RELIEF TO PAIN SUFFERERS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARLINGTON MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT--LAKE POINSETT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BALTIC STILL USING INTERIM WELLS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CUSTER YOUTH DIES IN EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
APPEALS COURT TO DECIDE INDIAN JURISDICTION,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2 FLORIDA MEN PLEAD GUILTY IN CUSTER,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"FANS, AIR CONDITIONERS IN SHORT SUPPLY","Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WORM VENDOR UNWIGGLED BY CRUELTY TO CRITTERS RAP,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS RATES FOLLOW UPWARD TREND,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*AUGUSTANA HAS OPEN AUDITIONS FOR NEW MUSICAL,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
TO LEAD BASEBALL STADIUM RESTORATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BURNS RESIGNS AS O'GORMAN COACH,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BOARD APPOINTS JAN NICOLAY AS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WILL RULE IF FAIR VIOLATED BIDDING LAW,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICER WON'T BE CHARGED FOR CONFISCATING DEER,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL CANDIDATE WANTS OFFICIALS TO MONITOR VOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD APPROVES PLANS FOR VO-TECH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MINNEHAHA COUNTY LIBRARY MAY MOVE TO CROOKS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MINORITY LEADERS OPPOSE AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT AFFIRMS CIVIL RIGHTS RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RECIPIENTS TO PAY MORE FOR WATER PROJECTS (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARGUS WRITER THANKED FOR JAYCEE CAMP STORY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BLOCK'S STORY WAS AN INSULT TO SENIOR CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FARMER KNOWN FOR PUBLIC SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MUSEUM PRESENTS PROGRAM ON ORAL HISTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
35 PAGEANT CONTESTANTS VIE FOR LOCAL CROWNS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PET OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"40,000 EXPECTED FOR WEEK-LONG RALLY","Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
POLITICIANS GET LOAN TO BUILD APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DEMOCRATS' FUND-RAISER WILL BE IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ESCAPED TRUSTIES MAY BE ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE OFFICIALLY SENTENCES WAFF TO LIFE IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NORTHERN LIGHTS SHINE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"CUNNINGHAM GETS {dollar}17,500 FROM PARTY","Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUMMER CAMP TAKES ON INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCH LEADER TAKES POST IN ARKANSAS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*STRIKE UP THE BAND,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*DAY CARE FOR KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CITY ISN'T FOLLOWING MINORITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"POLICE, FIREFIGHTERS TO ENTER COMPUTER AGE","Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE CONTESTS BAYER'S ATTEMPT TO RECOUP TAXES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT--BLOCKING MANDAN IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TO END ONE FORM OF PLEA BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABDNOR BILL WOULD LIMIT FEDERAL HOUSING GRANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PANEL HEARING TODAY ON NURSING HOME CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
THANKS FOR HELPING LITTLE GIRL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO END SPRINGFIELD PRISON FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUGGESTIONS TO CONSIDER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BEING UNEMPLOYED IS LONELY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
THERAPY WOULD HELP VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*ERRANT NOZZLE BLAMED FOR FIRE AT GASOLINE PUMPS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OAHE BOARD BLOCKS DISTRICTS FROM SIGNING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARKS BOARD WANTS ASSISTANT PARKS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LANDS COMMISSIONER DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FEW CHANGES IN SETTING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*JANKLOW SENDS MESSAGE IN VERSE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SDSU TEAM ALLOWED TO COMPETE FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BODY ENGLISH FOR PEGGY KIRBY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CINDERELLA TEAMS SPICE TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*COOPER TAKES OVER FOR PETERSON,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FLAWED PROPOSAL RAISES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*MOVE FORWARD WITH DEVELOPMENT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IGNORE SILLY MYSTERY-MAN PITCH (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WEIRD AL PLAYS POLKAS AND PARODIES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COOPER SNUBS SECRET PROJECT PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNDER THE BIG TOP AT DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPANY HOT ABOUT HIGH-TECH WARMTH,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW HAS EYE ON JOINT LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REPUBLICAN'S SALARY CHEATS TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"ABDNOR'S IN TROUBLE, NEWS MAGAZINE SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS ASK JUDGE TO DISMISS HOOPS' SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GROUPS FILE BRIEF FOR PELTIER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR'S DRUG HEARING AUGUST 16 IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAY GET NEW AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOARD DELAYS END TO SCHOOL BUSING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION TO CONDUCT RAIL LINE HEARINGS IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM ACTIVIST'S WIFE DIES IN CAR COLLISION,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSION'S MAYOR MAY FACE RECALL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS MAN DIES IN CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOLESKY ATTACKS CONGRESS FOR LACK OF FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN 2 SEX CASES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*CRUSHING BLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIR SHOW OFFERS JUST PLANE FUN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-MAYOR'S CHAIR BECOMES THE HOT SEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RAISES DEMANDS FOR DAMAGES IN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PARENTS KEY TO FIRST-DAY SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
KIOV-FM RATES HIGHEST AMONG STATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MCCROSSEN'S EFFORTS HELPED STATE PROSPER (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MOST POPULOUS STATE DIFFERS GREATLY FROM SD (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RECORD SALMON PUTS UP FIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FEMALE FLYER BLOWS SMOKE FOR FUN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK HELP IN INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
QUARRY QUARREL ON FIRM'S PLANS ON THE ROCKS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SEVENTH ANNUAL SIOUX RIVER FOLK FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ARIZONA MAN FACES CHILD PROSTITUTION CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COLISEUM MIGHT SPORT NEW FUNCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FAMILY SUES HOSPITAL OVER BLOOD MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GASOLINE PRICES RISE; DASCHLE CALLS FOR PROBE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INCIDENT NEAR COURTHOUSE LEADS TO CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN NAMES RICH TO ACTING MAYOR POST,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPLAY SHOWS LIGHT SIDE OF FRONTIER MILITARY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXCESS RAIN LEAVES SOME SOIL TOO DRY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEDIATOR SOUGHT IN LUTHER MANOR DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE WANTS RESIDENTIAL UTILITY RULE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VETERANS AGENCY TO TRANSFER FORT MEADE BOSS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
4-YEAR-OLD BOY DIES AFTER BEING STRUCK BY TRUCK,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SALARIES TO COVER MEDICARE LOSS--JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TERRACE PARK'S GARDEN SPOT SET FOR FACELIFT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INDUCED ABORTIONS IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AUTHORITIES REMAIN QUIET ABOUT DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BLACK HILLS CREDIT UNION BOSS FIRED,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DENTIST FACING SEX CHARGE RETIRES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"RAFFLE RAISES {dollar}5,200 FOR VICTIMS","Argus LeaderAug 09 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CYCLISTS CROWD STURGIS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NURSING HOME DISPUTE FLARES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CHANGES ARE NEEDED AT CAMP TEPEETONKA (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME TO STOP IGNORING CANDIDATES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"'I DO, I DO' SUPERB (L)","Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NURSES ASSOCIATION PLAN WOULD WORSEN SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*GANNON WANTS TO BE VIKINGS' QUARTERBACK,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSED PROGRAM LOOKS BEYOND WINS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"VALLEY BANK, STENCIL IN NATIONAL TOURNIES","Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BIRD FARM WORKS TO HELP KEEP,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
ACCIDENT VICTIM IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ALCOHOL SEEPS FROM TERMINAL,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CARE GROUP TO MEET TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
6 BURN VICTIMS STILL CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRUE-BLUE FANS ENJOY TUNES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP PROPOSES ALTERNATE WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO REBUILD TRIBAL WAY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TEARFUL COMFORT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EX-NEVADA SENATOR STUMPS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SD TEAM RETURNS TRIUMPHANT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"BANK MAY HAVE TO CLOSE, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BROTHER, SISTER PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO MURDER","Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN TRANSFERRED FROM SD IN KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN'S NAMES SOUGHT FOR DAKOTA AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HISTORY BUFFS RECREATE WILD WEST LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TRIBE'S BLAST SETTLEMENT OF CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STOCKYARD OPEN DESPITE PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT COLLECTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*EMMA SCHULTE, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ALCESTER MAN WINS CORN YIELD CONTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
AREA YOUTH TO ATTEND NATIONAL CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CAR DEALER MEETS GOALS FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CATTLE NUMBERS DOWN IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NITRATE UP IN SPOTS ALONG BIG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THEATER WILL BE RAZED,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*DRIVER DIES WHEN VAN FALLS FROM BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AVERAGE TAXES TO RISE {dollar}10,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BRADLEY BILL TOPS AGENDA OF DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD PICKS FINANCE PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY APPROVES ONCE-A-WEEK LAWN SPRINKLING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BEENIGA TO ASSUME LASERTOMA POST SEPTEMBER 1,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CITY'S LIONS CLUB ELECTS 1988 TO 1989 OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SOLO PARENTS/SINGLES GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STATE RESERVIST ASSOCIATION PICKS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FIGHT LIFE INSURANCE TAX (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"HARASSED DOCTOR KIND, CARING (L)","Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SURFACE MINING IS THE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LET STUDIO KNOW FILM IS BAD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STATE NEEDS HIGHER WAGES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ARE ALCOHOL LIMITS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*MITCHELL PLAYER GLAD TO BE OUT OF PANAMA,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING CLAIMS STURGIS BOY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN TO ASSUME DISTRICT KIWANIS POST,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EMPLOYEE GROUP DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MGM LIQUOR FILES FOR REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLIST DIES AFTER CRASH ON I-90,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TRAFFIC DEATHS INCREASE IN 1988,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OUT OF ALIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS HOT ON WATER USE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNORS PANEL TO MEET IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEETING SOUGHT ON LIFE SAVING POLICY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WITNESS TELLS OF HIT MAN TALK,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY SPECIALIST LINKS ADDICTIONS TO SHAME,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS MAKE REQUEST,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
UPHOLDS MINNESOTA ABORTION CONSENT STATUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS ACCEPT DROUGHT POLICY REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*CITY GEARS FOR TRAFFIC JAM,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*PALE RIDERS' REVIEW--'DIZZY, WEIRD, WILD'","Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH TO VOTE ON SELLING LOT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM DISASTER AID FITTING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEADERS CLARIFIED ARMS ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VICTIMS CAN NEVER SHOW LOVE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BILLION SWITCH PUZZLING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PATIENTS ARE LIVE VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
KEEP GARBAGE OUT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"CRITIC CAN PRAISE, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DISNEY MONEY PROPER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FETUS IS DISCERNIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*WESTWARD HO PRO-MEMBER TOURNEY BEGINS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INJURY FELLS DENVER'S KLOSTERMANN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*LEWIS DRUG PLANS RIBBON CUTTING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HOMESTAKE OFFICIALS PROMISE SAFE ROADS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*ROOF SPOOFS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LOBBYIST CITES GROUND WATER DISPARITY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SDSU RESEARCHERS BENEFIT INDUSTRIES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
ARLINGTON REJECTS LIQUOR ON SUNDAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARSON BLAMED FOR FIRE IN FALLS PARK,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON NATIVE JOINS DASCHLE'S STAFF,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRINT CAR RACES ON TAP AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WENTWORTH MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*COUPLE GETS BACK LOST BAG AND {dollar}8,900","Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEAFNESS 'IS BLESSING IN DISQUISE',"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RURAL HIGHWAY CONDITIONS VITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-CITY CANDIDATE SUING MOM,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD WANTS TO DROP CIVIL ACTION VS FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*COMMISSIONER PUTS ON 'BIG SHOES',"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PEOPLE DRINK FOR FUN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SWEEPING THE INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FINAL BAND CONCERTS SET FOR WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*4-H COOK FACES TEST OF THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
REGGAE-COUNTRY AT BACKSTAGE CAFE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MIDEAST TENSION TAKES TOLL IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS DECLARE CONTRACT IMPASSE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ARRESTS CONCERN STURGIS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MAN KILLED BY POLICE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SENDING TROOPS TO SAUDI ARABIA,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BUSH'S ACTIONS GAIN SD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PROPANE PRICES LEVEL OFF,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR OFF TO A GOOD START (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWS ARE INCONSISTENT REGARDING CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
OFFICIALS PLAY GAMES WITH SCHOOL COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*COLTON WOMAN'S HANDIWORK FILLS FAIR EXHIBITIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CHICAGO FUSES PAST, PRESENT AT FAIR","Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BE INTERESTED, BUT NOT OVERDEMANDING","Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF DISTRIBUTING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS MEET TODAY FOR BUDGET TALKS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OLD MACDONALD HAD A FARM,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD ENDS BUDGET YEAR WITH SURPLUS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESIDENTS INVITED TO MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"SUSPECT DENIES RAPE, KIDNAPPING","Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN STUDENT RAPE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PERFORMANCE TONIGHT WILL BRING THEATER BACK TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY CRACKS DOWN ON ABANDONED CARS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"FIND A FERRET, LAND A {dollar}10,000 REWARD","Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MAN SLIGHTLY INJURED AFTER CRASH WITH TRAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LEMMON STUDENT ATTEND SCIENCE CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*RC TOPS BANDITS 16-9 IN FINALS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DENEKE POWERS GREGS PAST HURON,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
STATE TO GET GRANT TO AID MIGRANT WORKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*WORKERS TWIST GLASS TO TURN A PROFIT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
LIVESTOCK INSTITUTE SCRUTINIZED,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*COOL DAYS BRING MIXED BLESSING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN GETS 5 YEARS FOR RAPING TODDLER,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SHELTER DECISION NOT DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HEALTH OFFICIAL LEAVES IMPORTANT LEGACY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OLD OBSTACLES STILL BLOCK HANDICAPPED (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TALENTED ZABEL INSPIRES AS ROLE MODEL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LIMIT TERMS TO KEEP GOVERNMENT IN TOUCH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*SF NEEDS PLACE TO PERFORM,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTRY MUSIC ENJOYS NEW WAVE OF POPULARITY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MICKELSON, TRIBAL LEADERS MAY SET DATE","Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD DEFENSE JOBS ARE IN JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN-AGER MAY PLEAD GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HONORS CHOIR IN CHORUS FOR FREE CONCERT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"LIBRARY OFFERS TOYS FOR TOTS, OTHER AIDS","Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDY--GARBAGE PICKUP INEFFICIENT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WINS ONE AND LOSES ANOTHER,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMERCIAL RATES MAY GO UP,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FUND-RAISER SMACKS OF COW KISSING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SUICIDE TRIGGERS UNDERCOVER OPERATION,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FLORIDA ANIMAL SHOW SUED IN MAULING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ANTIQUE STONE MILL GRINDS OUT HISTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OAHE TO HALT WATER FLOW FOR REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*PALISADES STATE PARK HAS CLIFFS FOR THE AGES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RAPID CITY BEATS POST 15 FOR LEGION TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"SD BROADCASTING FACILITIES GET {dollar}300,000","Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
STATE SUSPENDS INSURANCE AGENT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*HALF BLOOM IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
CEMENT PLANT WILL TEST BRIDGE OF UNIQUE MAKEUP,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
SD FOLLOWS SALES TAX COURT CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.6"
*PETROLEUM PLUME SITS UNDER DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*BUYERS, SELLERS SAVOR HOUSING MARKET","Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PAYING THE PRICE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*OLD HABITS RESPONSIBLE FOR NEW PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*SAFETY REQUIREMENTS PRESSURE MANY OUT OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DELINQUENCY BOARD NEEDS INPUT (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GARBAGE FIRMS WASTING AWAY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE AND TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
FURTHER MORAL EROSION WON'T BE TOLERATED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PUBLIC TV OFFICIALS ARE REFRESHING CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ABORTION OPPONENTS READ ALL 'FACTS' TOO (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
DASCHLE NEUTRALIZES OPPOSITION TO ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
STEENSLAND PRAISES DEPARTMENT EFFICIENCY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
DID SCHIEFFER RESEARCH FRAGILITY OF FOSSIL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
SCHIEFFER SHOULDN'T POSSESS ALL THAT POWER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
PUBLIC TV CENSORSHIP DAMAGES SD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
WARM WINTER GOOD SIGN FOR STATE HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN LAWMAKER STANDS ALONE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARMER APPRECIATION DAY IS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FIXED-RATE MORTGAGES UNCHANGED LAST WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORTHWEST LOSSES TOTAL {dollar}68.9 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LOW-PRICED AIRLINE TICKETS HELP SPUR TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"ARRESTS UP AT RALLY, BUT OFFENSES MINOR","Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
CANISTOTA WOMAN DIES 5 DAYS AFTER CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
GOP'S FILL EMPTY SLOT FOR DISTRICT 11 ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
NAACP TO DISCUSS CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SD FIREFIGHTERS SENT TO BATTLE FIRES IN WEST,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
GROUP QUESTIONS GOLF COURSE PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
RUSHMORE TO PASS MILESTONE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
INCOME TAX INTITIATIVE CALLED A REMEDY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
STATE GOP LEADERS OPEN BUSH-QUAYLE HEADQUARTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*MOTORCYCLIST INJURED,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
GREENLEE PACKING REUNION SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
OMAHA FIRM PICKED FOR YANKTON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*FREEMAN DUMPS TRASH TRADITION,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
GROUP SAYS BIAS CANCELS TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
"*FAMILY FARM PAID LOW, BUT BENEFITS GREAT","Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*FAIR HAS FUN, SEEKS SUN","Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*JACKSON WRITES HIS OWN TICKET TO FAME,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
ICENOGLE HONORED,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
KIDSAFE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
NURSING AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
PROSTHESES NEEDED,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
TEACHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
*EDISON HOME--DISCOVER A TOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1992, sect.G, p.06, col.2"
*EROSION CHEWS AT FARMS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RALLY TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
50% OF SD ROAD WORK FACES DELAY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CANTON FAMILY CALLS FLOOD LAND 'LITTLE BADLANDS',"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*WHITE AUTHORS CAN'T THINK LIKE LAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HEALTH CARE POSES NEXT BIG CHALLENGE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WASTE INCINERATION IS JUST A RECYCLING COP-OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*WASTE-ASH SITE RULED SAFE, WOULD CREATE JOBS","Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RULING DIDN'T CONSIDER JESSICA'S WELL BEING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"CHILD SUPPORT PLAN IS CRAZY, UNWORKABLE (L)","Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DR JOYCELYN ELDERS SHOULD BE CONFIRMED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
COSTNER PROJECT CREATES ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
OLD WASHINGTON HIGH NOT RIGHT FOR CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
CHILD SAFETY SEAT CHECKPOINTS SET,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD UNION PROPOSAL FAILS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT GROUP ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RED CROSS PLANNING PANCAKE FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRI-STATE DEMOCRATS UNITY DINNER FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GOVERNOR'S RACE TAKING SHAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HUDSON MAYOR PREFERS SMALL-TOWN WAY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*PROGRAM MATCHES PARKS, PEOPLE","Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEAT-BELT MEASURE UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BISHOP HOLDING SERIES OF FLOOD MASSES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GLENHAM AREA LOSES POWER EARLY SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR STUDIES GRAIN ELEVATORS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROGRAM COLLECTS CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RURAL HEALTH CARE GRANTS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CHAMPIONS SAY KNOWING HORSE KEY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BET-LIMIT OUTCOME COULD INFLUENCE INDIAN CASINOS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FOSSIL FINDER EXPECTS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
PREPARING ONE'S WILL NOT DIFFICULT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
CANARIES SHUT DOWN BY COLLINS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GARCIA REPEATS IN SD OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*TRIP TO HILLS WAS NICE, BUT DELIVERS LESS","Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOPES OF MEETING THE POPE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*TRIP TO DC IS FUN, HISTORIC, EXHAUSTING","Argus LeaderAug 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LEADERS OF THE PACK,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COMPUTER CONTROVERSY LANDS IN SCHOOL BOARD'S LAP,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT VOTE TO BE SEPT 13,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SORENSON ANNOUNCES HE'S RESIGNING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LINCOLN GROWTH NEEDS A FOCUS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WHO DO YOU WANT TO SPEND YOUR TAXES? (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MAYORAL GOVERNMENT GOOD IDEA FOR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*MANY CHANGES FOR 55TH ANNUAL EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY FASTPITCH TEAMS DOMINATE AT NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CANARIES TOP THUNDER BAY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS BOASTS 12 SWIMMING POOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS TWO YEARS AFTER THIRD DWI,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SETTING FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE REFORM RALLY AT NOON TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INMATES FORCED TO TAKE MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*UNWANTED BULLHEADS SNATCHED FROM LAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY WOMAN DIES IN HARTFORD CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAKE FIRST SPEECHES IN FRONT OF VO-TECH EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
DANGEROUS HANDRAILS ON BUSES MODIFIED,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
USD PICKS KRAMER FOR COMPTROLLER,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DAY LONG FUN FEST WILL BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HORMONE CONTROVERSY DOESN'T SLOW MILK USE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY WAITS ON RIFLE RANGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MID-DAKOTA PROJECT NEARS FUNDING OK,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*4-H PROGRAM LEADER BEGINS NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
POACHING TIPS LEADS TO 114 ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MARRIAGE LICENSES POPULAR AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CLAY COUNTY FAIR DRAWS ENTRIES/VISITORS IN 4-DAY RUN,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
NEW BUYERS WANTED FOR SODRAC PARK,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
COUNTY TO AUCTION OFF PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CITY MAN GETS 60 DAYS FOR STALKING,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CITY WOOS CONVENTION GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*PROFESSIONALS TO TRAVEL TO RUSSIA,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*SUSPECTS TO FACE DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RIVER RUNNING FULL THROTTLE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ATTACK ON DEPUTY'S HOME WON'T SCARE HIM OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"MAN SHOT IN NECK IN TROUBLE WITH LAW, TOO","Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BONUS PAY COULD OPEN CAN OF WORMS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GIST OF GRASS ROOTS LAUGHABLY DISTORTED (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CLINTON ADMINISTRATION LOOKS OUT FOR WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LEGISLATION WOULD HURT MILLIONS OF FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
REPUBLICANS UNFAIR TO SENIOR CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*WINTERS MAY BRING LAUGHS TO SD EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MONTGOMERY PUMPS UP LARGE CROWD,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOK LOVES TO SHARE FRUITS OF HARVEST,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FUND SUPPORTS HISTORIC MARKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOARD ORDERS STUDY OF EXPO ICE RINK,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"THOMS' MONDAY: STOLEN CAR, BURGLARY","Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HEARING ON TIP TO REVIEW PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MANURE SPILL IN CREEK KILLS FISH,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A HOT TIME AT THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
READERS SHARE MEMORIES OF WORLD WAR II,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RECENT HEAT SPELL HELPS STATE CROPS,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*MAKING HIS OWN SHADE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*ALEXANDRIA MAN DIES AFTER WEEKEND CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MAN, 24, CHARGED IN STATUTORY RAPE","Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VISITATION ON THE RISE AT RECREATION AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*COUNTY BOARD TABLES ACTION ON ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SALES-TAX RECEIPTS MAY FINANCE DAM,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*STATE SENATOR PLEASED WITH PETITION RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CLASSIC BIKE OWNERS MEET AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MOTORCYCLISTS SEEK RELIEF FROM CITY'S HEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"DEPORTATION HALTED FOR MAN IN ARSON, MURDER TRIAL","Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BOARD DISCUSSES INSTALLING SIDEWALKS AT SOCCER FIELD,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STABBING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
TOOK PRIDE IN CZECH HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*HOT WEATHER IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PRESSLER SPREADING LIES ABOUT RECORD,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WORTHING MAN ENTERS PLEA TO EIGHT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
TRIBAL OFFICIALS COLLECT DATA ON DUNBAR SWAP,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
WHEAT LEADS GRAIN PRICE REBOUND,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*LOADER MANUFACTURER UPDATES PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
ANOTHER BROKEN PROMISE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS POLICE SEARCH THE AREA...,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE SCHOOLS WILL SEEK EMERGENCY HEATING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE SCHOOLS WILL SEEK EMERGENCY HEATING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRACTOR PULL A FAIR CROWD HIT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW-ECONOMY FACING UNPRECEDENTED THREAT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FAIR ATTENDANCE UP DESPITE RAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"*WATER, ALCOHOL FUEL HIS KAISER","Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW-ECONOMY FACING UNPRECEDENTED THREAT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MAN DIES IN FARM MISHAP,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
MANDAN PROJECT COULD BE RUSH JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
MEIERHENRY TO BEGIN UNION CARBIDE ACTION,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SALARY PROBLEM FOR SD JUDGES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SALARY PROBLEM FOR SD JUDGES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ARMOUR FINALLY GETS CRACK AT BIG BOYS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RABBI STEPHEN FORSTEIN LEARNING LAY PEOPLES' PRESSU,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RABBI STEPHEN FORSTEIN LEARNING LAY PEOPLES' PRESSU,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SKATING EVENT TO HELP BOY WITH RARE MALADY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"SD POPULATION SHIFTS, DECLINES 0.5 PERCENT","Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SD POPULATION SHIFTS, DECLINES 0.5 PERCENT","Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PHONE STRIKE AVERTED,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*STURMS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF RELOCATION FOR BLOCK II,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ZIP FEEDS ELEVATOR IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STURMS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF RELOCATION FOR BLOCK II,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CATTLE PRICES STAY STRONG,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NCC GRID COACHES ASSESS UPCOMING SEASON,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CALIFORNIANS STILL PERFECT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HURRICANE ALLEN FELT IN SIOUX FALLS, TOO","Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HE TRACKS PARTRIDGE-BUT WITH A TRANSMITTER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COULD THERE BE A SLOB HUNTER LIVING AT YOUR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HE TRACKS PARTRIDGE-BUT WITH A TRANSMITTER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*DEPOT WITHSTANDS RAVAGES OF TIME, VANDALS","Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SHE HAS BEEN MOVED OUT OF THE INTENSIVE CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THEATRE A CURE FOR THE BLAHS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*DEPOT WITHSTANDS RAVAGES OF TIME, VANDALS","Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CONTRASTS STRIKE OLYMPIC TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*CONTRASTS STRIKE OLYMPIC TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*CONTRASTS STRIKE OLYMPIC TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SHARON MALWITZ-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*T-38 AIR FORCE TRAINER JET ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STAR OF THE SHOW-PERSEID METEORS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ACCIDENT SIDELINES BALLPLAYER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAIN DAMPENS DRY SD FIELDS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ACCIDENT SIDELINES BALLPLAYER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STAR OF THE SHOW-PERSEID METEORS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"HILLS, BADLANDS TOURISM GOES UP","Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAIN DAMPENS DRY SD FIELDS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SMALL DISTRICTS BENEFIT VOTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SMALL DISTRICTS BENEFIT VOTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
WEST RIVER RESPONDS TO TOURIST ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
WEST RIVER RESPONDS TO TOURIST ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
WEST RIVER RESPONDS TO TOURIST ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
WEST RIVER RESPONDS TO TOURIST ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
TAX-SUPPORTED PARKS COMPETE AGAINST CAMPS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
3 MEN INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
STATE INTERVENTION IN LAND SUIT SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
STATE INTERVENTION IN LAND SUIT SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
1981 SD LIVESTOCK OUTLOOK PROMISING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS MURDER CONVICTION-FORT THOMPSON,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
SD DELEGATES GAIN IMPORTANCE THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
RAIN MOVES CONCERT TO ARENA,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
"*MISSILES WENT, AND SO DID TOWN-NEKOMA, ND","Argus LeaderAug 10 1980, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
NEIGHBORS PITCH IN FOR HARVEST,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEIGHBORS PITCH IN FOR HARVEST,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEADWOOD 'BIKE' BAN BACKFIRES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DEADWOOD'S 'BIKE' BAN BACKFIRES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DEADWOOD 'BIKE' BAN BACKFIRES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
400 ATTEND RAILSPLITTER'S SOCIETY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
"HUDSON, SD, NURSING HOME RATES HIGH MARKS","Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*WORLD'S WIERDEST TOURIST ATTRACTION--THE CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"HUDSON, SD, NURSING HOME RATES HIGH MARKS","Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MISS INDIAN AMERICA FROM SD,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S 1910 CEILING TO STAY HIDDEN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISS INDIAN AMERICA FROM SD,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S 1910 CEILING TO STAY HIDDEN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'PIPELINER'S' FOLLOW WORK FROM COAST TO COAST,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BIG CITY CHECKS HIKE PENSION PAY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BIG CITY CHECKS HIKE PENSION PAY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BIG CITY CHECKS HIKE PENSION PAY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EGAN MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GREENBUGS ATTACKING SD SORGHUM,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MORRELL SAYS STRIKE TALK PREMATURE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BANKS FACES OREGON TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'YOUNG DOCTORS IN LOVE' (FINE),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*THE CAFFEINE FIX,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*ROBERT HENRY, BRANDON, ELECTED BOARD PRESIDENT","Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ACTING ADMISSIONS DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HARRIS ELECTED TO JAYCEES POST,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SDSU FOUNDATION OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*JIM WARD, PRESIDENT OF THE UPPER MIDWEST CONF","Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
KAY BROWN APPOINTED VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
MUNRO HONORED BY THE RIVER IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SF POLICE PROMOTES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
AUDIT--FAIR BUDGET NOT ACCURATE ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNOR WANTS GRAIN FOR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF SHOULD HAVE SEEN MORRELL DECISION COMING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CENDAK SOIL TESTING ENCOURAGING FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FREEMAN'S BOND ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DISAGREES WITH STAND ON ABORTION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
RESPONDS TO ARTICLE ON SOIL CONSERVATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ALUMINUM RECYCLING IS BIG BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MINE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF CONCESSIONS FEVER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*AUSTAD CHAIRS ROBERTS COUNTY EFFORT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HARTY TO SPEAK AT DEMO FUNDRAISERS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES IN APARTMENT SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"WOMAN, 18, REPORTS RAPE IN HOME","Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMPACT CAR COSTS DROP,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FREEMAN TO LET STATE INSPECT CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"MARVIN BITZ, RAPID CITY, PLEADS NOT GUILTY","Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RULES TO BE APPLIED TO LIMOUSINES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*TEEN-AGER FLYING HIGH AFTER SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
PLATTE BASEBALL TRADITION GOES BACK TO 1901,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOUBLE PLAY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PHONE RATES SHOULD GO DOWN, NOT UP","Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARCHED CROPS NEED MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NURSING HOME PROJECTS WOULD ADD 301 BEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CANTON COUPLE CONVERT YARD INTO GARDEN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER ANCHOR IS ASSIGNED TO THE SENATE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RENOVATIONS ALMOST COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHILD PROTECTION COUNCIL SPONSORS WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TELETHON IS AUG 20-28,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ARTS CENTER PLANS 20TH FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
CAT FANCIERS SPONSORING SHOW AUG 27-28,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS SALE OF BANK--BIG STONE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING READY TO FLY SOUTH,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SOME WOMEN LIKE TO BE HIT, COMMISSIONER SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WILL RULE TODAY ON MOTIONS IN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP FIRM WAITS FOR LAB RESULTS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OGLALA SIOUX MAY START HIGH-STAKES BINGO,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL RESUMES OPERATIONS AT ESTHERVILLE PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NELSON CONCESSIONS LOSES SUIT AGAINST FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEW TOWN MALL OWNER PLANS TO REHABILITATE CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
OWNERS WILL OPEN LINCOLN MERCURY DEALERSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BOARD STUDIES PLANS TO HOUSE MENTALLY ILL,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
OUTLOOK FOR ECONOMY OFFERS MORE CHEER (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THOROUGHBRED'S DEATH KEEPS PROSPECT FROM MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE RESIDENTS WILL VOTE ON TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HEARINGS ON RAIL LINE ARE RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY 4-H ACHIEVEMENT DAYS BEGIN THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
THOMS--NO POLITICAL INFLUENCE USED,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COUNTY VETOES SECURITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"BURGLARS GET {dollar}1,378 FROM BOX ELDER CITY HALL","Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
INDIAN ACTIVIST GROUP CLOSES RAPID CITY OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REPUBLICANS ASK LARSON TO SEEK HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"RIVER PARK ANNOUNCES STAFF CHANGES, ADDITIONS","Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS HOPE BIKERS WILL FIND JESUS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
3 WEST RIVER WATER GROUPS WILL FIGHT SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY MURDER CHARGE MAY BE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*AMATEUR BASEBALL'S ROOTS REACH DEEP INTO SD SOIL,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A MORNING MEANT FOR GREATNESS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*{dollar}2.73 MILLION STREET BUDGET BOOST,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE NATIVE WRESTLES GOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SPRINGFIELD BALLOT WON'T SWAY STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*WHY ARE THESE PEOPLE SMILING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FORMS NEW CHORAL GROUP FOR BOYS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
GROUP CREATES UNNECESSARY CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
ARENDS CREDITS CONCENTRATION,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LEWIS, THOMPSON ANSWER CALL TO GLORY","Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LEWIS, RAPID CITY SHARE A GOLDEN BEGINNING","Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"*COUPON SPARKS DISPUTE BETWEEN CHARITY, FIRM","Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DAVIS PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGE IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL RECOMMENDS NO SUPPORT FOR PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAFETY COUNCIL OFFERING MOTORCYCLE COURSE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPANY OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY TO BID-RIGGING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"WENSTRAND, STOFFERAHN SPAR ABOUT POWER LINE","Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INDIANS DISSATISFIED WITH REAGAN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUYERS GETTING BURNED IN A GAME (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HILLS LODGE NEEDS FIXING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN SHOULD UNITE FOR EQUAL PAY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUCTIONEER'S CONTEST SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE CALLS FOR BALANCED-BUDGET LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON MAN SENTENCED IN CONSPIRACY CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PEACE GROUP WILL CONDUCT MEETING SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE HAVE NO CLUES IN WOMAN'S BEATING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SMOKEY THE BEAR TO MAKE POST OFFICE VISIT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 TRUSTIES WALK AWAY FROM STATE PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTION ACTIVIST PLANS SF STOP,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LOCAL MAN CHARGED IN KIDNAPPING PLOT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"WARRANT SYSTEM TOO SLOW, MAN SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"IOWA MAN KILLS WIFE, THEN HIMSELF","Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DELTA CRASH HAUNTS DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COKE--RETURN OF REAL THING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*THIS CAMP'S FOR FUN, FITNESS","Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BANK TREND IN QUESTION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*FOES' ARGUMENTS DO NOT HOLD UP,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STATE CLAIMS THE RIGHT TO TAKE DONATED LAND (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NO APOLOGY IS NECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*DROPOUTS SHOULD TAKE A SECOND LOOK,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*LATE-SEASON SURGE BOOSTS POST 15,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PLANNED ORDINANCE FRAZZLES COUNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PROJECT FOES, FANS CLASH WITH SPIRIT","Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHWARTZ REHIRES 9 LAID-OFF WORKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKERS TO TAKE STRIKE AUTHORIZATION VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESIDENT PUSHES FOR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WE'LL PUSH VICTIMS AID AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COOPER GETS OK TO TAKE ON PETERSON'S WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORMER STATE SENATOR MAY RUN FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRIBE OFFICIAL SOLD ON BINGO HALL,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZENS TREAT BIKERS TO BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WISCONSIN CYCLE RIDER DIES ON STATE HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WANTS LAW'S WRITERS KEPT AWAY FROM SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW DEFENDS GOP CHAIRMAN'S WORK FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PLANT BACKERS WANT LARGER TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BODY FOUND IN CLEAR LAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
FUNNEL CLOUDS REPORTED IN AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS SANCTIONS CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*AIR SHOW LANDS A CROWD OF 125,000","Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ECHOES OF INDIAN PROTESTS STILL SOUND,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWO INJURED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*STATE, INDIANS SEARCH FOR WAYS TO COOPERATE","Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESIDENT SHOULD SAY NO TO TESTS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"ABDNOR & DASCHLE ARE LIKE APPLES, ORANGES (L)","Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CONGRESS CAN'T VOTE PRICES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ABDNOR'S APPROACH WRONG,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DASCHLE'S ADS WEARING THIN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CAMPAIGN '86 IS BATTLE OF NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MISTAKEN IDENTITY LEADS TO JAIL TERM,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*RECRUITING EXPERTISE KEEPS BISON AHEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SF TEAMS EARN WIDE RESPECT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SPRINT SULTANS HEAD TO KNOXVILLE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
TO MAKE DRY LAKE A LAKE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*UPLIFTS SD'S FIRST WOMAN FLIER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE QUESTIONS PRISON HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOT BIT BY RATTLESNAKE TO LEAVE HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKER PREDICTS TAX BREAKTHROUGH,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GRASS BLUER DOWN BY NEWTON HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SOUTHWEST WINDS BLOW CHANCES FOR RACES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AGENCY OK'S LIVESTOCK FIRM WITH SD TRADE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN GETS NAT'L GUARD PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JAMES RIVER WATER BOARD CALLS SPECIAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KILIAN COLLEGE OFFERS SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY TEST,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER SETS AUG 29 FOR SENIOR SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S RITTERHAUS FOR AIR GUARD POST,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 WOMEN DIE IN WEEKEND TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW LEADER BACKS LANGUAGE STANDARD,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EASTERNERS DISCOVER RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
POLICE TRY TO KEEP RALLY SAFE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BOWLING ALLEY UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EMPLOYEE SERVICES UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TRADE MAGAZINE GIVES TRANSPORT FIRM TOP RANK,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"TYPICAL SF HOME COSTS {dollar}95,000","Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
UNITED BRANDS CO REPORTS INCOME GAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TASTE OF SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RETIREES TURN TROUBLESHOOTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
GYMNASTICS CENTER GETS HIGH SCORE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*MINISTER HAS PERSONAL VIEW OF RURAL PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
ANNA ZWINGELBERG HAD PLENTY OF PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1986, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*A SIGHT FROM THE PAST,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HUMBOLDT NATIVE TAKES SECOND LOOK,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELVIS' LASTING POPULARITY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIGHTER CASH ACCOUNTING RULES FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BORK CAN RESTORE CONSTITUTION'S INTENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
READERS SUPPORT COLUMN PRAISING NORTH,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
A MATTER OF SEMANTICS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*ROLL 'N PIN ROLLS TO STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HILLS RANCH TO BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHONE ISSUE DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER URGES HONEY OF A BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MODEL AIRSHOW IS JUST PLANE FUN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE PARTY'S OVER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROTESTERS FOR FIGHT ON PROPOSED TEST SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WANTS YOUTH OUT OF ADULT JAILS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN COMMUNITY IGNORES DRUG EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MURDER SUSPECT TO APPEAR TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SD TEAM TO STUDY AFRICAN CROP PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*MOST FATALITIES HAPPEN AT NIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HARVEST PUSHES STORAGE CAPACITY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*DISPUTES WILKA'S CHOICE OF INTERN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD FARMER TO WATCH REAGAN SIGN BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HIGH SCHOOL PLANS CALL FOR LARGER FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MOST TAXPAYERS APPROVE OF PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ROAD SIGN REMOVAL IS TIME-CONSUMING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS UNDER INDIAN RIGHTS ACT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
2 SENTENCED UNDERSCORE LEGAL FLAW (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*COLLEGE SELECTS VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CORPORATION NAMES NEW KDLT PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHEESE OFFICIALS ARRAIGNED IN FRAUD,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD MAN FILES SUIT IN AIDS CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 DEMOCRATS PICKED FOR LEGISLATIVE RACES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATOR URGES TO FIGHT BRADLEY BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VAN ACCIDENT KILLED RURAL BRANDON MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*RECEIPTS LOWER FOR CATTLE, SHEEP","Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"PHONE COMPANIES, STATE OFFER VIEWS ON VOTE","Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PIONEERS HONORED WITH CENTENNIAL CABIN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRIVATE COLLEGES WANT ROLE IN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HUNTER INSISTS ON FRESHNESS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*UNITED METHODIST RAISES {dollar}500,000 FOR BUILDING","Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMPUTER ERROR QUIETS MOST SF PHONES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY EXTENSION BUILDING TO HOUSE FIRE STATION,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*SIOUX FALLS, RAPID CITY ADVANCE","Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AGENCY WANTS MORE COMPANY INVOLVEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
UNITED BRANDS REPORTS PROFITS UP {dollar}5.1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*LATE CHIEF REMEMBERED FOR SERVICE TO CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MIFFED AS CUOMO AIDE POSES AS HIM,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PREACHER WILL SKIP BIKE RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
KELO TO MOVE DOUG LUND,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CAPTAIN 11 WILL LOSE HIS AFTER-SCHOOL GIG,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS THE SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FOSS IS LEAVING ANOTHER MARK (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REPUBLICANS STOLE DEMOCRAT PROPOSALS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GIVE INDIANS EQUAL RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*A DAY AT THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GRANDSTAND CONCERT FREE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOLDING CHILDREN BACK IS DIFFICULT DECISION,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"INSTANT LOTTERY SALES JUMP TO {dollar}644,127","Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROTESTER ARRESTED AT MISSILE SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIETNAM VET CENTER TO MARK ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*EDUCATOR, MICKELSON ALLY DIES AT 65","Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LONG AND WINDING ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE GROUP HONORS SIOUX FALLS DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXPERT TRACKING METEOR SHOWER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY PLANNERS OK NEW LEWIS STORE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MILLIONAIRE MAKING TREK TO MOTORCYCLE CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EDGEMONT DUMP GETS PUBLIC HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FUEL LEAKAGE CONTAMINATES WELLS IN MISSION,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN NEW YEAR'S KILLINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE EXTENDS CENTURY FARM SEARCH,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON PRISON SCHEDULES FRIDAY TOUR,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"ERNEST BUCKLEY, ENGINEERING DEAN AT SDSU","Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE FIGURES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBE FIGHTS TO KEEP CARDS ON TABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*POST 15 CAPTURES STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HURON FIRM FACES USDA COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LAND O'LAKES REPORTS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
STATE RETAIL SALES SHOW SMALL INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
UNITED BRAND SHARES FALL IN 2ND QUARTER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*FARRAR APPEALS BRANCH BANK RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*NAME CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
CITIBANK STILL AWAITS NAMING OF NEW BOSS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*OAT HARVEST,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RALLY POLICE OFFICERS TAKEN OFF DUTY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*HEART RECIPIENT OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*UNCERTAINTY WORRIES MOM,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HIGH COURT NEEDS MORE FRESH BLOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MUST FREE ITSELF OF ITS ADDICTION FOR OIL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RACE ISSUES NEVER EASY IN THEATER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOBBY BRINGS DIVIDENDS FOR POP SINGER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG AND RESTLESS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MANDRELL GIVES RISK-FREE PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SINCLAIR QUALIFIES FOR NOVEMBER ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TODAY, SATURDAY ARE FORGET-ME-NOT-DAYS","Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ZIPPITY ZOO DAY SET FOR AUGUST 25,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPECIAL KIDS CREATE PUPPETS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POWER TEAM DAZZLES WITH FEATS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STEVENS FOUND GUILTY OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAMPUS RAPE TRIAL CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FORMER WEB MANAGER FILES SUIT OVER FIRING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON A CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ND WOMAN IDENTIFIED AS POISONING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT CENTER PLANS DROPPED,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPEARFISH PROPERTY OWNERS WANT WATERSHED PROTECTED,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-CONGRESSMAN HURT IN LAWN-MOWING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RUSHMORE CEREMONY TO HONOR BORGLUM,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*BUGGY TAKES PEOPLE ON RIDE BACK IN TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TSCHETTER HOPES TO KEEP TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MIDDLE EAST TENSION TAKES TOLL ON SD,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*LOOKING IT OVER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
FIRMS BRACE FOR POSSIBLE UPS STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*BLIND DJ ENVISIONS NETWORK CAREER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN ATTACKS SUSPECT IN COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUCCESS ON THE RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WORTHINGTON RESIDENTS FEAR MORE ABDUCTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HEADHUNTERS SHOW NO MERCY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*THE BEAUTY OF THE SKY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS TO IMPROVE THE WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GIVE LEGISLATURE CHANCE TO HANDLE MINING ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*MCKENNA'S GOAL--GET TO THE POINTS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MAN SENTENCED, FINED FOR BANK FRAUD","Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROSECUTOR--STEROID CASE COULD GROW,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN PLEADS GUILTY IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 BODIES RECOVERED FROM WEBSTER POND,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*4 INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEVELOPER TO RECEIVE TAX INCENTIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON RENOVATION QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2 LEGISLATORS WANT APOLOGY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GIVE OFFICERS ABILITY TO MAKE ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INJURED MAN SUES MORRELL FOR {dollar}11 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AVIATION HALL OF FAME LANDS IN SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESSES FINED FOR ALCOHOL SALES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PINE RIDGE BOY, 16, DIES IN CAR CRASH","Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COALITION CRANKS UP TAX-REFORM EFFORT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SIERRA CLUB CALLS FOR STUDY OF RUSHMORE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"*DISEASE SLOWS, FAILS TO STOP WHITE","Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HELICOPTER CRASHES IN LAKE MADISON,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*TORNADO HITS AMMONIA TANK, DESTROYS BUILDINGS","Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DOCTOR HOPEFUL FOR MS BREAKTHROUGH,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*HELICOPTER NOTED FOR RELIABILITY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MCKENNAN GETS BIGGER MODEL,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*BOATERS SPOT BOBBING HEADS AT CRASH SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
CONGRESS MUST STOP IGNORING DEBT WOES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*INDIANS, BUSINESS NEED TO TALK","Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*ABORTION PROPOSAL DEBATED,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CAPITAL GAINS TAX CUT MEANS MORE JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"SOME GOOD, DIVORCED FATHERS DON'T GET HELP (L)","Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
INTERPRETERS CAN LEAVE IF DEAF DON'T SHOW UP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LOCAL DAY CARE CENTER WINS MOTHER'S OK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
DONATIONS HELP EASE HUMANE SOCIETY LOAD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CARETRAUM'S SUPPORT WAS NEEDED AT FIRE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
COUNTY DEMOCRATS TO FILL VACATED BALLOT SLOTS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTALIST TO TALK ABOUT '92 BALLOT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN DIES IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEEKEND CRASHES KILL 2 IN HILLS AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BALLOT HAS INDEPENDENT STREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GIRLS MORE LIKELY TO ATTEND COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAKING RADIO WAVES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MEETING WRITER AUEL IS DREAM OF PRESS AIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HOUSING SHORTAGE FORESEEN IN HURON,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*MONEY WITHHELD FROM ACCOUNTS FOR SD TAXES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"ELMEN, UTAH CLUBS HIT SOFTBALL GOALS","Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"IT'S DIFFICULT, BUT IN DEATH WE MUST HAVE HOPE","Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*FALL FASHIONS FEATURE CASUAL, PRACTICAL LOOK","Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LASER NOT USUALLY USED ON CATARACTS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*STURGIS TRIES TO LURE FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE BUYER DIDN'T ACQUIRE BUSH AUTOGRAPH,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UNINSURED PATIENTS FLOCK TO FREE CLINIC,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FLIP-FLOP OF SEASONS MAY HIKE UTILITY RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FALLS PARK NEEDS MORE CITY ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BIKER STEREOTYPES LAID TO REST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*JOIN FORCES TO BRING GAMES TO TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
HOME APPRAISERS IN SHORT SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
WINTER WHEAT HARVEST IN PILES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
COUNTIES ADDED TO DISASTER LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENT TO PRISON FOR SELLING COCAINE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE MAN SENTENCED FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE RECEIVES FUNDS FOR FLOOD COUNSELING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE ARRAIGNED ON SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR OFFERS FUN FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION AT ODDS OVER FLOODING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"STUDY OF RIVER BASINS YEARS AWAY, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SPRINGFIELD TRANSFER REQUEST REJECTED,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BEER BIG BUSINESS DURING ANNUAL RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP OFFERS BIKERS COPIES OF BIBLES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUPS RAISE FUNDS BY FEEDING BIKERS--STURGIS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOBLESS PROGRAM ADDS 6 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STURGIS POLICE WORK GOING TO THE DOGS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO SECTIONS OF TRAIL OPENING OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BEATING THE HEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DISTRICT SEEKING VO-TECH BUILDING BIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"FUND WORKING OVERTIME ON GAS, OIL SPILLS","Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROJECT EXAMINES RURAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RALLY-BOUND YOUTHS MAKING STOP IN SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD ARTIST'S WORK CHOSEN FOR SERIES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*A REEL RALLY HELPED WIN OAHE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RULE CHANGES MAKE DRAFT MORE IMPORTANT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES BEATEN IN 1ST INNING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*WOMEN TEST CANCER DRUG FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE ARTS GROUP OK'S OFFICERS AND GRANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*FAIR SKIES--NOT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY BUDGET INCLUDES TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COP QUITS AFTER LEAVING VICTIM FOR DEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BOARD VACANCY SPARKS DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"COLLEAGUES, TEACHERS ADMIRE SORENSON FOR IDEAS","Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WETLANDS LAWS ARE TOO PICKY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BUDGET REDUCTION NUMBERS LOOK GOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LESS-NEEDED SERVICES COULD BE CUT BACK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DON'T FIX UNBROKEN CITY GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PARENTS COULD CURB ALL LOOP PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS HAS FINALLY ARRIVED,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
FED GOVT CAN'T FIX EVERYTHING (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
EXPLOSION DAMAGES WILMOT HONEY FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COALITION RALLIES FOR HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*54TH ANNUAL STURGIS RALLY & RACES FAIRLY PEACEFUL,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CIVIL DEFENSE BOOSTS READINESS FOR STORMS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RAIN DOESN'T SPOIL FUN AS FAIR GETS UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MAN ELECTED LEADER OF DEAF ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
425 GRADUATE AT USD AT SUMMER EXERCISES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD DEAN NAMED TO NATIONAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*VIDEO SYSTEM HELPS VACATION TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*COLLEGE GIVES MONEY TO NEW HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RESIDENTS TO VOTE ON SEWERS SEPT 13,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GROUP CAMPAIGNS FOR TRAIN CAR REFLECTORS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DOCTOR TO HELP OUT AT MEDICAL CLINIC,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*PROFESSORS EXAMINE WWII BOMBING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"PLANT WOULD RAISE {dollar}39,000 FOR SCHOOL","Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
EX-MORRELL UNION LEADER TO RUN FOR STATE SENATE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TO CUT NUMBER OF SEXUAL ASSAULTS AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SALLY FORTH CREATOR VISITS ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
DAVISON COUNTY'S DEBT COLLECTOR WORTH THE EFFORT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
HENRY MAN MAY FACE THIRD RAPE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
BUYERS BEWARE OF CHEAP AIRFARES,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*THUNDER BAY PITCHERS STOP CANARIES COLD,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BILLS' LACINA HAS MODEST GOALS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PIERRE REACHES FINALS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SALSA...SPICY OR MILD - SAUCE IS HOT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STURGIS MARRIAGE MILL THROWN FOR A LOOP,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*MEN CHASE, TACKLE SUSPECT","Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PLEA BARGIN TO AVOID 3RD TRIAL NOT PLEASING ANYONE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SERIOUS WHEN HE FOUGHT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEATH PENALTY WARRANTED IN CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*STANGLAND'S DEATH LEAVES VOID IN CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER'S MAIN FOCUS IS ON RAISING FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRISONS DESERVE THEIR OWN CHAPLAINS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
US IS ABANDONING ITS CHRISTIAN VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUT THE FAIR?,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*JUMP RIGHT IN TO WET WORLD OF PARENTHOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SMALL HORSES POPULAR AS PETS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DOOBIES SHINE IN ROCKING REUNION; CONCERT TOO SHORT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GREGS LOOKS BETTER THAN EVER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BROMMER GETS JOB AFTER NEWELL COACH BACKS OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HUNGRY CATFISH CHOMPING ON CHUBS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TWO MEN KILLED WHEN CAR HITS TREE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WORK-RELEASE INMATE CHARGED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SENTENCED IN REBATE SWINDLE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*10TH ST. BRIDGE REOPENS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SUNNY SKIES CHEER FAIR-GOING FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
READERS SHARE MEMORIES OF WORLD WAR II,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL UNSURE OF ROLE IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MAN CHARGED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FOSS DISCOURAGES SECOND-GUESSING,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MAN, 66, DIES WHEN SEMI STRIKES TRACTOR","Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*21-YEAR-OLD SENTENCED IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BUSINESSMAN CRITICIZES RIVER RELEASE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
REMOVAL WORK COULD HEIGHTEN PUSH FOR ASH DUMP,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CHERISHED FREEDOM TO ROAM,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*GOING TO THE ZOO,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
TRIBE SELECTS SUPPORTER OF HAWKINS AS CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BROWN COMMISSIONERS OPPOSE BREACHING DIKE AT RIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY BOARD SHUNS MINORITY GOALS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
WATER PIPE LIMITS MOTEL FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CITY LEADERS TO VIEW HOTEL PLANS,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NOVUS POSITIONS ITSELF TO GROW,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FARMLAND RENTAL AVERAGES {dollar}27.70 AN ACRE FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 10 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*ANOTHER CITY BANK LOSES TO ROBBER,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MILWAUKEE ROAD PROPOSES HEAVY MIDWEST LINE CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ANOTHER CITY BANK LOSES TO ROBBER,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RECORD CROPS ANTICIPATED,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ROCK SHOWS HURT BY ALCESTER BEATING,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GARBAGE PLANT FEASIBLE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
FOREIGN JUDGES TAKE LOOK,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
FOREIGN JUDGES TAKE LOOK,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
RANSIENT CHARGED IN CITY BEATING CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE HEUERMANN PANNED FOR HARSHNESS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN PREDICTS SALT RATIFICATION,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COURT RULES AGAINST SIOUX,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COURT RULES AGAINST SIOUX,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RADIO COVERAGE OF DEBATE SET,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN PREDICTS SALT RATIFICATION,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RADIO COVERAGE OF DEBATE SET,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
REPORT SUPPORTS PROPOSED SLIP UP PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EAGLE BUTTE GIRL DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
STATE SEEKS SBA LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*DR. HOOK'S ROCK BAND,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
COURTS SENTENCED-HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
FAIR RIDES-TAKING YOU FOR A LOOP,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
FUEL OIL PRICES AND THE POOR (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN-TOURISM PROBLEMS NEED ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN-TOURISM PROBLEMS NEED ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SAYS COUNTY LACKS INSPECTION RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
SIOUX LEADERS WANT APOLOGY FROM CARTER,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
AGENCY HIRED FOR TOURISM AD CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GASOHOL CONFERENCE TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
TAX EVADER SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
SCHOOLS LOOK AT 1980-81,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD REVIVES PHEASANT HUNT PUSH,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD REVIVES PHEASANT HUNT PUSH,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS LOOK AT 1980-81,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FOCUS OF 4-H CHANGING WITH THE TIMES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*FOCUS OF 4-H CHANGING WITH THE TIMES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MARTINEZ LEADS NOR CAL TO TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC UTILITIES BEAT PRIVATE ELECTRIC RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN TRUE TO KENNEDYS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC UTILITIES BEAT PRIVATE ELECTRIC RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HARRISBURG RAIN HURTS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP ORGANIZES AGAINST DAKOTA PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AEROSOL INSECTICIDES RECALLED,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ELKTON FLUORIDATION FIGHT GOING TO COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SAYS ABDNOR DOESN'T REPRESENT STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE SHOULD DISQUALIFY HIMSELF (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE SHOULD DISQUALIFY HIMSELF (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE SHOULD DISQUALIFY HIMSELF (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEFENDS ORGANIZATIONS OPPOSING MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ABDNOR FINDS PIPELINE ALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLANE CRASH KILLS 3 HURON RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW ELLSWORTH COMMANDER CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR FINDS PIPELINE ALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF WOMAN JOINS NY SON IN HOSTING DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SF WOMAN JOINS NY SON IN HOSTING DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*COMBINES RACE TO SAVE GRAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AUTHOR STEPHEN KING TURNS REALITY UPSIDE DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SF DANCERS SHUFFLE OFF TO LUVERNE'S BALLROOM,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SHOOTING SUSPECT ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BONES OF 14TH CENTURY INDIANS LAID TO REST,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BAR OWNER--LEGALIZE GAMBLING, MAKE MONEY","Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BAR OWNER--LEGALIZE GAMBLING, MAKE MONEY","Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BONES OF 14TH CENTURY INDIANS LAID TO REST,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF PROPERTY LEASED FOR INDIAN SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STORYLADIES LIVE A FAIRY-TALE LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STORYLADIES LIVE A FAIRY-TALE LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TRUCK CRASHES INTO SD BAR, KILLING WOMAN","Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EX-GUARD ADMITS THEFT FROM STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEW START FOR WATER PROJECTS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTES ARTICLE ON WOMEN'S PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DISPUTES ARTICLE ON WOMEN'S PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DISMAYED BY THEFT FROM PARKED CAR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SUPPORTS POLICE IN PURSUING SPEEDERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TAX CUT AND INCOME (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MORE THAN 100 STEERS TO BE SHOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USE OF CHEMICALS ON CORN BORERS OK'D,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEARINGS ON HEATING BILLS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BILLY, JIMMY WIN GOAT RACE","Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
21 JAPANESE STUDENTS STUDY IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEARING SET FOR REDISTRICTING PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INMATE ASSAULT CHARGE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ELECTRONICS ATTRACTING MORE WOMEN INTO FIELD,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AUDIT NOTES COUNTY BID VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AUDIT NOTES COUNTY BID VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SD TO GET AIRPORT MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS SAYS WATT WILL REJECT ETSI PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS SAYS WATT WILL REJECT ETSI PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF SCHOOL BOARD TO SETTLE VANDALISM SUIT OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF SCHOOL BOARD TO SETTLE VANDALISM SUIT OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSION BACKS FULL-TIME ATTORNEYS FOR SMALLER COU,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DASCHLE BLASTS LOAN BLOCKAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"STORED GRAIN MUST BE SOLD, BUT NO BUYERS","Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF HITS RECORD LOW OF 43 DEGREES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FIRMS WORRY ABOUT MORRELL SHRINKAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW AT THE NATIONAL GOVERNORS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*ONCE A CARNY, ALWAYS A CARNY","Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF MAP THAT PEOPLE COULD LOOK AT & LOOK AT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PAUL BANKSON WILL RETIRE AFTER 20 YEARS WITH BAND,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SUNSHINE KIDS COLLECT MOST CANS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
FLOOD RUINS HOME--PAIR BLAMES CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
US HOUSE PASSES REVISED FARM CRISIS ACT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 OPTIONS OPEN TO 600 WORKERS TO BE LAID OFF,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUYERS HAVE UNTIL AUG 21 TO SAVE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JUDGE TO DECIDE IF OUT-OF-STATERS CAN BUY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
US CANNOT PUT ALL POSTAL COSTS ON USER (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
O'CONNOR CONTRADICTS HIMSELF ON TAX QUESTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ROBERTS CAN'T HAVE IT BOTH WAYS ON WATER BILL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
THINKS OUTSIDE AID FOR LAKE PROBLEM UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WANTS THE OLD JAIL RESTORED FOR FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DISLIKED TV COVERAGE ON LIGHTNING INCIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TATE ADVISED PONTIFF ENDORSES LABOR UNIONS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"FIRING UNFAIR, FORMER CONSTABLE TELLS PANEL","Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
USE OF PACTOLA WATER STUDIED,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RC WASTEWATER GROUP ASK PANEL TO REVISE RULES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SD DEMOS TO REPLACE WITHDRAWN CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ABERDEEN WEATHER OFFICE TO OPEN SOON,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GRAIN HARVEST AIDED BY DRY WEATHER,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LIGHTNING HAS DAMAGED SUNFLOWERS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL TO STUDY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
POISONOUS PLANT FOUND IN WET AREAS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAYOR SEEKS TAX EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SINGER CITED FOR SD APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
HOSPITAL STAY HASN'T DULLED JOHNNY GREEN'S DESIRES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHIMATOREE SIDELINED,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WATERFOWL HUNTING SCHEDULE IN 1982,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WHAT'S IN THAT ICE CREAM YOU'RE LICKING...,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*URGENT CARE CENTER WILL BANK ON WALK-IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX CITY PORK PLANT CLOSING,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATORS HEAR CONCERNS ABOUT STATE'S WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BACK TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ABOUT 2,000 ENROLLED IN LOCAL PRIVATE SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INCREASED FLOW FROM DAM IS RIDDING RIVER OF SANDBARS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE CONSIDERS MOTION IN JANKLOW LIBEL CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE HAVE SUSPECT IN RAPE AT MAC'S INN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALES VICTIMS URGED TO CALL BUSINESS BUREAU,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOXIC TRACES IN CITY WATER POSE NO IMMEDIATE HAZARD,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MORE FOOD NEEDED TO HANDLE INCREASED NEED,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RETIREMENT HOME PROPOSALS OUTLINED,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN ROBBED WHILE TRYING TO HELP OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*OIEN PERSONIFIED BEST IN SD (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAKE IN THE BALL GAMES AT STATE TOURNEY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CAR OWNERS PROTEST CONDITIONS AT HUSET'S (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CYCLE ACCIDENT NEAR PRINGLE KILLS TOPEKA MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DAVISON WILL TEST COURTHOUSE ASBESTOS LEVELS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRM MAY BE HIRED TO IMPROVE ABERDEEN IMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INSURANCE FIRM SEEKS {dollar}1 MILLION TAX REFUND,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN TO CONDUCT WORKSHOPS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"1,900 POUNDS OF CONFISCATED MARIJUANA BURNED","Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CHEAP TRANSPORTATION,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
GROUP SAYS IT CAN'T STOP ACTION SUCH AS ETSI SALE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PENITENTIARY ESCAPEE NABBED ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LEGAL MOTIONS DELAY WOMAN'S DES LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
ARMY CORPS REOPENS ROAD TO PICKSTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BELL TO SEE WATERTOWN SCHOOL'S COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WEBWORMS ARE MORE UNSIGHTLY THAN HARMFUL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JAMES RIVER GROUP WANTS GARRISON CASE REOPENED,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NEW TRIAL TO DECIDE DAMAGES IN WATER DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
VALLEY NATIONAL FACES FIRST STATE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WALLEYES LIKE IT COOL EXPERTS SAY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BREAKS ICE WITH ROAD PRODUCT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPRINGFIELD OPPOSED TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CONCRETE CREW,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SF DIDN'T FORGET VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
COMMISSIONER'S WIFE CHARGED WITH NUISANCE CALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING'S STREET REPAIR EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIZZA PATROL RESTAURANTS TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PURSE SNATCHING ATTEMPT ENDS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOKKEN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CHEESE, MILK WILL BE DISTRIBUTED IN SF","Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS FILE LANDS OFFICE SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL FIRM OFFERS REWARD FOR ATTACK INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HARD WORK TURNS INTO OLYMPIC GOLD (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GIAGO'S INFORMATION WRONG ON EVACUATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAYBE PETERSON WILL ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MOTORISTS--FIX HEADLIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
THANKS FOR SUPPORTING TEAM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
UNITED FAMILY FARMERS PRAISE BOARD DECISION,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WILKA BLASTS PERFORMANCE OF STATE'S ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON NATIVE REVEALS BILLION-DOLLAR BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"STATE, SIOUX TRIBE TO TRADE EMPLOYEES","Argus LeaderAug 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*FREEMAN FIRE DESTROYS CHURCH,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELECTION COULD RESHAPE CITY'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FINANCING PRICE TAG AT HEART OF DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CIVIC CENTER SERVES RAPID CITY WELL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*GOP CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTERS SHOULD SAY YES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIME TO GO ROUND WITH COMPETITORS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*EUROPE HAVEN FOR BASKETBALL STARS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HERE'S HOW TO GET MAPS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WATER LEVELS VERY LOW AT BLACK HILLS LAKES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*RAPID CITY GREGS' LINEUP,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
BAD FANS MAKES DANGEROUS SITUATION FOR DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SHERMAN PARK SITE FOR BIGGIES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
"*LEADERS ONCE PLUCKED CHICKENS, SANG ROCK","Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROJECT WOULD BE FOR EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALL PUMPED UP,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REC CENTER CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KNOBE--CONGRESSIONAL RUN IS OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
4 CHILDREN LOST ON HIKE ARE FOUND,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
600 VOTE ABSENTEE ON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PERCENTAGE OF FARMERS DROPS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"SDSU PLANS FARM, HOME FESTIVAL","Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE DENIES INMATE REQUEST OF SENTENCE SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RETURNING STUDENTS PUT PINCH ON TOURISM SEASON,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COOPERATION CAN SAVE RURAL RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OUTDOOR LOVERS HIT THE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ETHANOL BACKERS CALL FOR TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*SINGER STEPS OUT OF FATHER'S SHADOW,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*LONELINESS, LOVE ARE TOOLS OF THE TRADE","Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IS GETTING PERSONAL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*REETTA HORNER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*YOUNG PEOPLE CAN TEACH ADULTS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*NEW TOWN'S MOST VOCAL BACKER LEAVES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
INVESTMENT BANKER TO SPEAK ON JUNK BONDS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ONE DEAL ON FOR SD MEDIA PROPERTIES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TSP RANKS AMONG TOP ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*A BALLOON GLIDES OVER A SOYBEAN FIELD,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INDIANS BLAST SELECTIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIR SHOW PUMPS {dollar}2 MILLION INTO SF,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COST OF LIABILITY INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BELL STRIKE ENDS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*JURISDICTIONAL BORDERS SEPARATE DEPUTIES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
A LOT ABOUT THE CITY'S CHANGES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BUS SYSTEM PROVIDES A WORTHWHILE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MAN DISLIKES GRAVEL ON ROADS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*MENTAL ILLNESSES TOUCH EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*MITCHELL STORE'S OWNER WEAVES FABRIC STORY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN CREATES ORNAMENTS FROM SCRAPS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"FINE ARTS CENTER GETS {dollar}1,500 GRANT","Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"METZ, ROMAN MEAL RAISE {dollar}1,400","Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"SDSU RECEIVES {dollar}5,000 DONATION","Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SYMPHONY GETS BURLINGTON GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"*CONTEST WINNER HOOKS {dollar}3,500 BULLHEAD","Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO CONSIDER DOCTOR CONTRACTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*POLLS, CANDIDATES DISAGREE ABOUT SENATE RACE","Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ESCAPES LEAD TO REKEYING OF RULES AT JAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*WALK OF AGES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGENCY OFFERS HELP FOR AMERICAN INDIAN VETS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON PROMISES FREE CALLS FOR CONSTITUENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAGAZINE--THE ARTS CAN BE A BREEZE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BROOKINGS BURGER KING,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KIMBALL TAMES WESTWARD HO,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*GARDENS ON EVENS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATOR FORESEES AN 8-COUNTY STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
7-SCREEN MOVIE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ALCOHOL SPILL ESTIMATE GROWS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN DID AN ALL-STAR JOB OF HOSTING GAMES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SEND A HOG TO MICKELSON (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
TRACK OFFICIAL SHOULD APOLOGIZE FOR INCIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GIAGO WRONG ABOUT NORTH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
TAXPAYERS MUST WATCH OUT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*EDUCATION SHOULD BEGIN BEFORE KINDERGARTEN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL CABLE TO CATCH FOX NETWORK,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ACCIDENT INJURES 2-YEAR OLD GIRL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES REPORT TWO ROAD FATALITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS CALLED TO MORRELL PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT APPEARS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*URBAN LAWMAKER TASTES SD LIVING,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD ANNOUNCES NEW V0-TECH SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOND RATES DELAY PARKING RAMP PLANS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPECIAL CHAMP RETURNS A HERO,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ESCAPEE SENTENCED TO 11 MORE YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRINCIPALS LAUD MIDDLE SCHOOL IDEA,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CENTENNIAL OFFICIAL BACKS GLAMOR PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHANGE SOUGHT FOR REGISTRATION OF STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE PASSES {dollar}1 MILLION IN PAC CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-ABERDEEN MAYOR SEEKS STATE SENATE SLOT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON PROPOSES COMMODITY CREDIT BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITICORP CONSOLIDATES CREDIT CARD OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*RECEIPTS DROP AT STOCK YARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEW AREA COURSE POSSIBLE BY 1989,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WATER PRESSURE LOW IN ONE AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*POST 15 WINS STATE TOURNAMENT 2-1,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BED, BOOZE TAX PROPOSED","Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE REVOKES BOND FOR SF MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
POLICE FOLLOW TRAILS OF COCAINE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COMMUNITY HANGS ON TO LEADER (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COUNTY SHOULD FOLLOW ITS PERSONNEL POLICY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CARTOON POINTS OUT THREAT TO COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*FALLING STARS TO BLAZE IN SKY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL CLERGY WON'T LIKE FILM,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RED CROSS TO OPEN HEAT SHELTERS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*READERS CLOSE THE BOOKS WITH PARTY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAR LOOTING ON RISE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VENTURE CAPITAL PLAN SHELVED,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW STANDARDS COULD CUT VALUE OF GRAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
31 COUNTIES DECLARED DROUGHT DISASTER,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOVERNOR OFFERS BUDGET FOR NURSING EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE HALTS LAW ON HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABORTION RIGHTS ADVOCATES RETHINKING COURT CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEAT INDUSTRY GROUPS TO DISCUSS TRENDS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE CRASH NEAR PRINGLE KILLS CANADIAN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORKER POKED BY SYRINGE IN SEWER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DROUGHT LOANS OK'D FOR IOWA FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STURGIS OFFICIAL SEES CHANGE IN BIKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*WATERING ZONES IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*POST 15 BEATS RC FOR STATE LEGION TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DAKOTAS GOLF TOUR MAKES SF STOP,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
TABOR CHASES TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*VISITORS PRAISE RURAL REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY WILL EASE WATERING LIMITS SHORTLY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WIFE ASKS {dollar}2 MILLION FROM OWNER OF PLANE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PLANE LANDS ON BELLY AT AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RULES PROTECTING ENVIRONMENT NEED TUNING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CADDIES STILL ROCKIN' AS THEY DID IN 1963 (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
911 SERVICE SHODDY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JUDDS WERE SENSATIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PRESSLER A GREAT SENATOR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
STORY A DISSERVICE TO MOMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BON JOVI TICKETS ON SALE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAVIS THEATER TROUPE TO PERFORM IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TROUPE TO PERFORM AT VA HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
25 THINGS NOT LISTED IN THE PHONE BOOK,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BRUCE TO CELEBRATE HISTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ELECTRICAL SHORT SUSPECTED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN TRIED TO RAPE HER,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE RE-INDICTS EX-PRISON WORKER,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ZOO BUS TO OFFER DISCOUNT SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A HELPING HAND,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN JURISDICTION A CONCERN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETIRING HEAD OF LOBBY TEAM TO KEEP TIES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD TO ASK TO REINSTATE ETSI VERDICT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THREE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LOCAL US WEST EMPLOYEES TO STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TRI-STATE ASKS COURT TO DISMISS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GROUPS OFFER REWARDS TO FIND VANDALS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*REGENTS OK {dollar}10.9 MILLION EXTRA REQUEST,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MORE STATE JAILS COULD BE FACING SUITS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GROUP PASSES ACCORD ABOUT HUMAN REBURIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*HAWAII TEAM DROPS TOURNAMENT OPENER,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FARM LEADERS BOUND FOR ANTI-TRUST SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DROUGHT MAY CAUSE FEED CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SCHEELS WILL EXPAND AT EMPIRE MALL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TAIWAN WILL BUY SD SPRING WHEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
VENTURE CAPITALISTS MEET IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*A CHANGE FOR SHRIVER'S,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*COOPERATIVE ADVISER GIVES WHEAT GROWERS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PROPOSAL CALLS FOR WASTE TO FUEL PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
STATE GAS PRICES REACH 1985 LEVELS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AUSTRALIAN ATTACKER 'SPOKE OF HATE',"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD FAMILY BACK FROM LIBERIA,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PRESSLER WANTS SAUDIS TO PAY FOR PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
RALLY TENSION COOLS OFF WITH WEATHER,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTAN REPORTS IN SAUDI ARABIA,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DAMIEN THRILLS CROWD WITH SPIRITED PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*'FLATLINERS' SITS ON BORDERLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
RALLY--MORE PLUS THAN MINUS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
US NEEDS HELP IN STOPPING IRAQ (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WOMEN DESERVE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CARETRAUM AMBULANCE GETTING THE RUNAROUND (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SD NEEDS FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE SENATOR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*SKYFORCE PREPARED FOR DRAFT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SWINGIN' SENIOR,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AIR GUARD PILOT TO FLY AFTER INJURY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIAGO GETS FELLOWSHIP TO STUDY AT HARVARD,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRAIN OF THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE TANK PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FRANKENFELD--SAY NO TO RAISES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JURY FINDS HURON MAN NOT GUILTY IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NELSON--VICTIM WAS BRAVE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HIRE ENVIRONMENTAL LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BROOKINGS BEGINS WORK ON {dollar}11 MILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HISTORY BOOK WINS NATIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEBRASKA AIR SERVICE GETS PRELIMINARY NOD,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROCK BANDS TO PERFORM AT STATE FAIR AUGUST 31,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SDSU PROFESSOR EARNS {dollar}15,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY REFUSES TO ADD DEPUTY STATES ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INJUNCTION SOUGHT FOR ALLEGED WASTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TEACHERS ATTEND HEALTH SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER GETS RECOGNITION, FUNDS","Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FOUR ESCAPE INJURY WHEN PLANE CRASHES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RIVER RANCH RESORT GROUNDBREAKING AUGUST 21,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WOMAN KILLED EN ROUTE TO MOTORCYCLE RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FONDA MAKES RC VISIT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
YANKTON MAN WINS CRIBBAGE CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
POVERTY PUTS LIMITS ON PROSPECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*RIDE ALONG--TRAIN WHISTLES ROMANTIC TUNE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'65 DEATH NOW CASE OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*STATE CONCERNED WITH MAINTAINING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
A LOT IS RIDING ON SYSTEM'S SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"JANKLOW, EX-LEGISLATORS REMEMBER HEATED FIGHT","Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
IF LOTTERY CAN PASS BALLOT TEST (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RAIL ACTION TURNED LOW POINT TO A HIGH (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*GRANDMA AS SURROGATE MOM IS A STEP TOO FAR,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHILD-RESTRAINT LAW SHOULD BE AMENDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
IT'S TIME SF WOKE UP TO GAY RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WE NEED NOT LIMIT TERMS OF LEADERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MALE JUDGES OFF MARK IN CASES OF SEX ABUSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
'PROBABLE CAUSE' OPENS DOOR FOR FALSE ARRESTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
HUSET'S SPEEDWAY SHOULD PICK UP THE PACE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
JURY COMPLETED ITS TASK CORRECTLY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
YOUTH MUST BE INSPIRED TO KEEP LUNGS HEALTHY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
INDIANS MUST TURN ATTENTION TO EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
ARE WE GOOD PARTNERS IN OUR DANCE WITH GOD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*JENCKS LIFTED DE SMET WITH MATURITY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEER HUNTERS FACE DEADLINES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
"FIRE IN SALEM DESTROYS CAFE, DAMAGES LOUNGE","Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU MAN DIES OF BURN INJURIES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPINA BIFIDA PATIENT BENEFITS FROM CLOWNS' SMILES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRAVIS TURNS IN STELLAR PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VIOLENT CRIMES INCREASE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHRINE UNIT CLOWNS KNOW THEIR CAUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOX ELDER MAN APPEARS IN COURT IN WHEELCHAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIX RAILROAD CARS DERAIL NEAR DIMOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NEWTON HILLS GAINS ACCLAIM FOR TREES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TURNER COUNTY FAIR TO OPEN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FARM PROFITS LAG BEHIND 1990 LEVEL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FORWARD SF MIDWAY TOWARD GOAL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"SDSU, PIONEER HOSTS CROP PLANNING EXPO","Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PAIR HOPES TO FRANCHISE CAR LOT IDEA,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*HE GAVE MORE THAN HE GOT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*GREEN GRABS SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*ROLLING ON THE OPEN ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
TRENDY SKATES ARE SELLING OUT FAST,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
*RESIDENTS ANXIOUS TO START REPAIRING THEIR CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOELLER TRIAL BECOMES TEST OF TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
9 GUARD ARMORIES TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TOXIC LEAK DIFFICULT TO SEAL--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*RESIDENTS RETURN TO 'A MESS',"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"DASCHLE, OTHERS ERR BY SIGNING TAX VOW (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MICKELSON'S VISION ON FAMILIES IS IN FOCUS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
REASONS FOR RETURNING TO GULF ARE MYSTERIOUS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STATE GOP CHAIRWOMAN WRONG ABOUT QUAYLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SPRINKLERS SHOULD BE INSTALLED IN ALL BUILDINGS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
AN INCOME TAX MAKES IMPORTANT DISTINCTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
BODY OF ND MAN FOUND IN DITCH,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY DECLARED DISASTER AREA AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL PROGRAM FRAUD HOT LINE ESTABLISHED,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEATHER SERVICE PLANS {dollar}3 MILLION OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SENTENCED IN DRUG RING CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE ALLOWED TO NAME CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FINDING CAUSE OF CHOPPER CRASH MAY TAKE MONTHS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAIR WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*PEDESTRIAN KILLED,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MINISTER'S FAMILY PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FINANCING PLAN FOR NEW SCHOOLS OK'D BY BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN FACES EXTRADITION IN MITCHELL MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DOCTORS SUPPORT HURON HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MORE THAN A THIRD OF SOIL TOO MOIST,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATE HOPEFULS DISPUTE FINDINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIGN TO TOUT HILL TO BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELDERLY MEALS PROGRAM 'EFFICIENT',"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"SON FOLLOWS DAD, EARNS DOCTORATE","Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TAME IMAGE DOESN'T PLEASE ALL BIKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BELLE FOURCHE TEEN GETS 10-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BROOKINGS MAY HIRE RENTAL INSPECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
RAPID VALLEY MAN TO BE TRIED IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"ANGOSTURA PARK PLANS NEW MARINA, BEACH","Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
SMILING INDIAN KIDS SIGN OF TRIBE REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
CROPS SURVIVE ANOTHER STORM TEST,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*KOLB ENJOYS US AMATEUR EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKYFORCE LOOK FOR SIZE IN CBA DRAFT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*READING MAKES YOU A SMARTER OUTDOORSMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MALL OF AMERICA'S CAMP SNOOPY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RELAXED APPROACH DRIVES SQUEEZE FRONTMAN TILBROOK,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WEATHER HURTS CANNA PLANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*MONUMENTAL BREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
THE TIDE TURNS IN MONTROSE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SD NIGHT SKY AFIRE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMJANJUK SHOULD BE ALLOWED INTO US (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEMOCRATS' TAX PLAN NOT WORTH SUPPORTING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REINSTATE SD'S CYCLE HELMET LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STEENSLAND HAS ANSWER ON AMBULANCE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CLINTON ADDS TO LIST OF FLOOD-AID AREAS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GARRETSON WOMAN REPAYS CITY {dollar}12,000","Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NOT-GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO CITY BOYS HURT IN POOL ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 EDGERTON RESIDENTS DIE IN WYOMING CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MIDWAY'S OPENER A PAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TATTOOS SHOW BIKERS' PERSONALITIES, FEELINGS","Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATE RANKS 22ND IN US GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN DIES WHEN MOTORCYCLE HITS BLACK HILLS ROAD SIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GAMBLING HEARING PLANNED FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IOWA ESCAPEE PLEADS GUILTY IN SD STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS RECOGNIZE GEOGRAPHY PROFESSOR,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SEWAGE TROUBLES CORRECTED AT PARK,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VIALS OF FLOODWATER FOR SALE IN LUVERNE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RESIDENTS ALONG CREEK COMPLAIN ABOUT FLOODS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BLACK HILLS NEWSPAPERS COMBINE UNDER ONE NAME,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"BROOKINGS, WATERTOWN SUPPORTERS WON'T GIVE UP","Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NICKEL LOTTERY TO BEGIN AT SOME CASINOS IN DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TO BOOST INTEREST IN SCRATCH TICKETS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
DIALNET TO REDUCE OFFICE SPACE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
COMPANY WILL BEGIN LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
HOMESTAKE REQUESTS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
LAYING OFF PEOPLE LAST WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
LYONS HAPPY WITH SKYFORCE CHOICES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IT ADDS SPICE TO YOUR MEALS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*S DAKOTAN O'BRIEN MAY BE MR WIZARD OF 1990'S,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*FAVORITE RECIPES REMAIN CLOSE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GIVE ME ETHANOL OR GIVE ME PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*VIDEO GAMES OFF AT 3 PM FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"UNIVERSITY CASHIER ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLING {dollar}170,000","Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MANY FEEL SHOCK TO SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GAMBLING OPPONENTS SEE HIATUS AS A BOON,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
CASINO TOWN VIEWS ACTION WITH ANGER,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL STRIKES OUT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COURT ACTED PROPERLY IN ENDING THE GAMES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MUSEUMS UNFAIRLY TARGETED FOR CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER'S REMARKS PUZZLE CONSTITUENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE MAJOR LEAGUE LABOR DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*GRANDSTAND TICKETS SELL FAST FOR STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*A SWIRLING, SWELL TIME","Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RAILROAD ROCKS DESPITE RAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
'B' TEAMS READY TO STOP SUFFERING,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CANARIES REST VETS IN 5-3 VICTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUGUST UNKIND TO AMBITIOUS ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
POST 22 PUTS PIERRE AWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE AMATEUR BASEBALL TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*AUTHOR HAD RIGHT IDEA ABOUT NORTH COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FOUNDATION ELECTS DIRECTORS TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION BOARD REINSTATES MAJOR,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN CAN GET SHOTS AT CLINIC,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD SEEKS APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KTWB TOPS RADIO RATINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE CUTS DOWN WILDFLOWERS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WILL NOT LET SECRETARY OF STATE LEAVE EARLY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FIRMS BID FOR AUDIT OF CITIBANK,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
STATE INVESTIGATING FIRE AT HONEY FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BYPASS REOPENS DEADWOOD-LEAD ROUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*8 HARLEY-DAVIDSONS STOLEN DURING RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER SUPPORTS ESPY INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PAROLE HEARING SET IN SPOUSAL-ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FIFTH GATEWAY DAYS PLANNED FOR WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STORMS SATURATE DEUEL COUNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DEAD CATTLE RAISE A STINK IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
"*FAIR, CHAMBER TREAT 5,000 FARMERS","Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
IRRIGATED FARMLAND GETS BOOST,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
JANKLOW ATTACKS CORPS RIVERBANK OFFER,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ROCK 'N' ROLL RULES IN RADIO RATINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CAMPAIGN SILLINESS HAS BEGUN ALREADY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*LAW ON CRUELTY TO ANIMALS MUST INCLUDE SPECIFICS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WARDEN MUST BE TOLD TO SHUT PRISON DOOR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ARGUS MUST APOLOGIZE TO JANKLOW FOR EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRESSLER'S TAX BILL WILL LOWER EARNED CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ROBBERY SUSPECT APPEARS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY AWARDS MAN FUNDS IN CATTLE SALE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEPATITIS A HITS DAY-CARE CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*55TH RALLY FEATURES COLORFUL TATTOOS, ROAR OF CYCLE","Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR'S FIRST TWO DAYS ATTRACT 67,000","Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
READERS SHARE MEMORIES OF WORLD WAR II,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GARZA'S LAWYER POINTS FINGER,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STOLEN CAR FOUND AFTER TRIP TO ARIZONA,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEE EARNS BOATING OFFICER AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AL GORE TO SPEAK AT TRI-STATE ASSEMBLY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN DIES AFTER BEING TOSSED BY HORSE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MONTANA MAN PLEADS IN BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*COUNCIL MEMBER PLEASED WITH REQUEST,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BUSINESSMAN NAMED CIVIL DEFENSE HEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
55-YEAR-OLD THRESHER ON DISPLAY SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR MOVING TO PENNSYLVANIA,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*LIBRARY TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ORDERS WOMAN TO RETURN PRE-WEDDING GIFT TO EX-FIANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*LYLE M. WOLD ENJOYED FIXING UP THINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*TOURISTS AT JEWEL CAVE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PROSECUTOR TO REVIEW BULL CASTRATION IN FEUD,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COUPLE ARRESTED IN DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LOUISIANA MAN DIES IN MOTORCYCLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"PICKUP GOES OFF DEAD END, INJURING 6","Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
EDUCATION TASK FORCE COMPLETING SCHOOL STUDY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
RESCUERS FREE TODDLER STUCK IN BANK,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
TEA BAR OWNER GOES TO JAIL FOR HAVING NUDE DANCERS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
PARTNERS SEEK INVESTORS FOR CHAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SMITH STILL IN THE SWING,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ARTIST TAKES PAUSE WITH HIS PAINTINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RATINGS MAKE WAVES,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ETHIOPIAN EVENT PLANNED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DESIGNER ROSS LEAVES PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CITY SPRAWL EATING FARMLAND,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN TO PURCHASE FARM IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROSTITUTES ONLY CHECKED FOR VD,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOO MUCH TAX-FAIRGOERS HIT WITH SALE TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CHARLIE PICO-CAPTURING LIFE AN ART,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"TRIALS, HOSPITALITY FOLLOW BIKERS ACROSS COUNTRY","Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
'MOONLIGHT MADNESS' TURNS VIOLENT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ALCOHOL FUELS GET BIG PUSH,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MAN HURT IN FOUR-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*HOOK THEM WITH HUMOR,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
BOOSTING TOURISM (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LAGUARDIA PART OF DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
WOMEN'S PANEL NOT REPRESENTATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
KNEIP FOR SENATOR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN DIES IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*TOM MUILENBURG CHALLENGES BEST,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
A RAIL PLAN THAT'S WORTH CONSIDERING,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*AUSTAD'S STILL FLOURISHING,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.2"
*DON MCKILLOP-CHIMNEY BUILT TO BEAT THE HEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.2"
WASTE COULD BE EFFICIENT SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
*STATEWIDE SERVICES DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
*MAILWAY PRINTERS INC NAMES VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
TARGET TO HIRE 200 HERE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.2"
FIVE AGENCY MANAGERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.2"
WOMEN'S SEMINAR HERE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.2"
SD LIVESTOCK OPERATORS CITED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.3"
IRS HAS NEW DISTRICT DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.3"
*'CARNY' WORLD-A SOCIETY ALL ITS OWN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*4-H MEMBERS LEARN RESPONSIBILITY EARLY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*MRS EVERETT ENEBOE-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"FOR ALL KINDS OF REASONS, ALL KIDS RELISH THE FAIR","Argus LeaderAug 12 1979, sect.D, p.14, col.4"
"MCGOVERN, DELEGATION LOST FIGHT","Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT SHRINKS GRAIN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DROUGHT SHRINKS GRAIN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PANEL OPPOSES EXTRA SF JUDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL BUDGET APPROVED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HISTORY COMES ALIVE AT WEST RIVER RANCH,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*HISTORY COMES ALIVE AT WEST RIVER RANCH,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*'BRUBAKER' FILM ASKS-WHO ARE THE CRIMINALS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BASKETBALL PICKS BRING SMILES TO J B HALL,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRASS LAKE BECOMES WATERFOWL DEATH TRAP,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SELTING AMONG SOUTH DAKOTA 100 FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SELTING AMONG SOUTH DAKOTA 100 FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*NATIONAL VFW BACKS AVDNOR-SD VETS UNSURE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KENNEDY PULLOUT DISAPPOINTS SD DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NATIONAL VFW BACKS ABDNOR-SD VETS UNSURE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON TO BE PART OF SOME DEBATES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NATIONAL VFW BACKS ABDNOR-SD VETS UNSURE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW SF FIRE CHIEF CHOSEN FROM RANKS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*NEW SF FIRE CHIEF CHOSEN FROM RANKS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AIR TRAVEL DECLINES IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*A BETTER IDEA FOR CAR LICENSES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KENNEDY WENT DOWN-THE WAY IT SHOULD BE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GREAT TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPS WILDLIFE BODY'S EASEMENT EXPANSION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RAPS WILDLIFE BOYD'S EASEMENT EXPANSION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BUDGET DIRECTOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUDGET DIRECTOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAIL BOARDS STUDY TRACK BUY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEEK CAUSE OF CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LOBBYIST--PACS TOO POWERFUL,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LOBBYIST--PACS TOO POWERFUL,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL THREATENS SCHOOL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TWO SD TEENS TO BE TRIED AS ADULTS IN N DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OGLALAS TOLD TO LEAVE CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
OGLALAS TOLD TO LEAVE CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD MAY REGAIN SOME FEDERAL LAND,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SF WOMAN HAS OUTLASTED TIME FOR 105 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SF WOMAN HAS OUTLASTED TIME FOR 105 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX NATION VET SUPPLY BACK IN STATE CHASE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTERS WILL ZERO IN FOR 51 DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CORPS PROPOSAL CONCERNS MERWIN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTERS WILL ZERO IN FOR 51 DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CORPS PROPOSAL CONCERNS MERWIN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONTROLLERS WANT TAPES FROM TOWERS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SUSPECTS PICKUP MEANT TO HIT HIM-ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITY SOUGHT AT GOVERNOR'S WATER MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITY SOUGHT AT GOVERNOR'S WATER MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY HALL ENTERS COMPUTER ERA,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY HALL ENTERS COMPUTER ERA,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMUNITY COLLEGE FILLS VOID IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REST IN PEACE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REST IN PEACE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PICKUP ACCIDENT KILLS RAPID CITY GIRL,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPINK PANEL SEEKS DISASTER STATUS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUVENILES CHARGED WITH MURDER-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD TOURISM BUSINESS UP 14 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REAPPORTIONMENT PLAN GAINS MORE OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
REAPPORTIONMENT PLAN GAINS MORE OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST BOOKIE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST BOOKIE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NSP TO ASK CUSTOMERS TO HELP FUND FAILED PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COUNTY ALLOTS MONEY FOR GEODESIC DOME,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HEARING ON OAHE DEAUTHORIZATION BILL SEPT 12,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
URBANITES BLAMED FOR LAWS THAT HURT FARM PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
COMMISSION TENTATIVELY EASES REQUIREMENTS FOR LEGAL,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*PHOTOGRAPHER FINDS EXTRAORDINARY IN THE ORDINARY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PHOTOGRAPHER FINDS EXTRAORDINARY IN THE ORDINARY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DSC WEAVING WORKSHOPE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DAKOTA WACIPI,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
11TH ANNUAL SUN DANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CASE CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NURSING COURSES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FRUITS FOR CANNING ARE IN PLENTIFUL SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON QUESTIONS CABLE TELEVISION CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FIRST AID SAVES LIFE, EARNS TRUSTEES EARLY RELEASE","Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*FIRST AID SAVES LIFE, EARNS TRUSTIES EARLY RELEASE","Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL-UNION TALKS RESUME AUG 20,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NEWS OF HUGE HARVEST EXPECTED TO HURT PRICES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*'CHEECH & CHONG' MOVIE IS SPORADICALLY FUNNY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OYSTERS STILL HOME-TOWN BOYS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WINFRED CENTENNIAL EVENT AUG 22,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
"*PRESTO, BRIDGE GOES UP IN 2 HOURS","Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TOURISM UP 3.3 PERCENT OVER '81,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF TO GET NEW REGIONAL VA OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FENCE PUT UP AROUND BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*JANSSEN, STORM VICTIM, MOVED FROM INTENSIVE CARE","Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS TO CONSIDER BANKRUPTCY LAW UPDATE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITIBANK'S HELPING HAND FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CREDIT UNION SAVINGS ARE SAFE, PROTECTED (L)","Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CRITICISM OF DASCHLE IS HARD TO SWALLOW (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WALL LAKE RESIDENT DISPUTES NEWS REPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SUPPORTS GEORGE WILL'S VIEWS OF ERA'S DEMISE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"THANKS ARGUS, GANNETT FOR KARE-4 PROGRAM (L)","Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ABERDEEN TO VOTE ON 2 BOND ISSUES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER CRITICAL OF GRAIN STORAGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS--HOUSE TO OK MILITARY BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROSEBUD MAN DROWNS IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO RC MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE WHIP GIVES DASCHLE CREDIT FOR THE NEW ACT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
5 SENATORS ONLY UNOPPOSED CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SCHOOL CONVENTION STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWYERS NONCOMMITTED ON CHANGES IN ETHICS CODE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
VO-ED CHIEF--LET US HANDLE FEDERAL MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*US CAUCUS CHAIRWOMAN TO SPEAK HERE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
OWNERS OF RC FLOODED HOME TO FILE CLAIM,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*CAR FALLS INTO HOLE IN ROAD NEAR ELLIS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CHALLENGES RIGHT-OF-WAY CONDEMNATION IN WYO,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
*STATE TOURNAMENT CELEBRATES 50 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VALLEY NATIONAL BANKS DEPOSITING STATE CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WALLEYES ARE LEAVING MIGHTY MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE MAY END YEAR WITH {dollar}18 MILLION CUSHION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOW HOT WAS IT--JULY ABOVE AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HEAT WAVE MAY BOOST MEAT PRICES 20 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*BOOK HOLDS CLUES TO {dollar}2,000 TREASURE HIDDEN IN SF","Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RHAPSODY FROM THE TREETOPS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICHAEL DOUGLAS SHOULD TRY LIGHT COMEDY NEXT FILM,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS GO ON MANDAN-SPONSORED TOUR,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PATRICK HENRY TEACHER GETS EXCELLENCE AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEXUAL ABUSE--MORE PEOPLE ARE REPORTING IT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FBI NOT INTERESTED IN RESUMING WORK FOR TRIBE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LITTON GIVES WORKERS A RAISE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH INTEREST RATES COULD CUT SALES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BOY HOOKS 22-POUND CARP,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BATTERED WOMEN AFRAID TO PRESS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"FOR SOME, MEMORY OF ABUSE NEVER ENDS","Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WHERE TO CALL FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DOMESTIC ASSAULT VICTIMS ASKED TO GIVE EXPERIENCES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VALUABLE SENATE HEARING ON SD ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ASPAAS' REMARK ABOUT HITTING SHOCKS READER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BATTERED WOMEN DON'T ENJOY PLIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"WOMEN DON'T ENJOY ABUSE, NEED SUPPORT OF CITY (L)","Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SOCIETY PLANS RESOURCE FAIRS FOR HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
13 SF GIRLS WILL TRY FOR JUNIOR MISS '84,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OWNERS ENGINEER TO INSPECT APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE MAY KEEP 2 TV STUDIOS OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CITIZEN WANTS CITY TO REGULATE GAS PRICES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"LIFE'S NOT EASY FOR WAGON TRAIN, LEADER SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MUZZLELOADER CLUB WILL GATHER NEAR BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN NAMED TO GAME & FISH BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TASK FORCE OF EDUCATORS WILL GATHER IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRIBAL JUDGE FREES MAN DESPITE STATE WARRENT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATER DISTRICT PLANS 2ND TRIAL AGAINST CONTRACTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINNESOTANS APPEAL RULING ON ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
RAPID CITY JUDGE REFUSES TO DECIDE ON APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*ABERDEEN, RAPID CITY, VALLEY NATIONAL TRIUMPH","Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER COMES HOME A WINNER,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STRIVE TO BECOME HOUSEHOLD NAMES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MIXER WILL BE AUG 21,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MINNEGASCO SELLING PIPESTONE, LUVERNE PLANTS","Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW TASTES INSPIRE MORRELL PIZZA DOGS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLAZA INN JOINS NATIONWIDE REFERRAL CHAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR TWO-DAY SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN BUYS IOWA TRUCKING FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STOCK TRANSACTIONS POSSIBLE AT HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WESTERN TEMPORARY ADOPTS NEW PAYROLL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELEVATOR REMODELING IN ELLIS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*RENNER PLAYS ITS GAME, WINS","Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RED LAKE PROJECT DELAYED, NOT DEAD","Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WATERFOWL LAWS OFTEN BROKEN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LATE MODEL RACING TROUBLED DIVISION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RED DOGS DURING SLOWPITCH GAME,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*HUNGRY FANS SCORE BIG WITH LEGIONNAIRES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POLIO SURVIVORS SEEK ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SANDIE MARANELL FOR QUICK, EASY MEAL","Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OPENS IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*CHURCH AS SUBCULTURE MISSES TRUE CALLING,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1984, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
*POTENTIAL GOVERNOR CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONGRESS SHOULD WARN CHEWING TOBACCO USERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MAYBE HE'D LIKE JOB AS ENVOY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WIN-AT-ALL-COST PLAYERS RUIN TOURNEYS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DENYING BOOK DISCRIMINATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
FARM CONTRACT MIGHT HELP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*EXPECTANT MOTHERS GET IN SHAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HANK SHOWS HIS VERSATILITY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MCKENNAN HOSPITAL BURN UNIT RECEIVES GIFT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
THRESHOLD ACCEPTING VISTA VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED IN THESE AREAS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*FOLK FESTIVAL PROVIDES OLD-TIME MUSIC,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREEMAN CHURCH FIRE STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SAY SHOOTING WAS SUICIDE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION TELLS HORMEL WORKERS TO REJECT OFFER,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ACTRESS KEEPS UP WITH THE EVENTS IN FAITH,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BALTIC DEBATES SALES TAX TO RAISE MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PLANT WILL TAKE CYANIDE OUT OF CREEK,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*ARCHERS ON TARGET,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*INDIAN'S CASE TYPIFIES PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN CELEBRATES 11 DECADES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-TENANT TIED TO CITY MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PLAYHOUSE--STUDIO PRODUCTION TO MAIN STAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*STATEWIDE PUBLIC DEFENDERS SEEN AS A SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*105-YEAR-OLD WOMAN RECALLS QUIET LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SIOUX VALLEY AUXILIARY PICKS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
LIONS FOUNDATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
JANKLOW ADMINISTRATION MISDIRECTING ITS ENERGY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"WORK OUT PROBLEMS, LET'S PLAY BALL (L)","Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESSLER ON WRONG SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PRESENT COMPLETE PICTURE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SAVE OUTDOORS FOR FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
THERE IS CAR HELP AVAILABLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*COUNTY FAIR WITHSTANDS TEST OF TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ADAMS-BOYKIN LAWYERS FILE PRE-TRIAL MOTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD ADOPTS CALENDAR FOR '86-'87,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY OPENS BID FOR NEW FIRE STATION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ALL SAINTS--COUNCIL IN NO HURRY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ABDNOR URGENTLY APPEALS FOR CASH,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ORGANIZERS TRY TO KEEP BANG IN BAND CONCERT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CREWS WORK TO REPAIR TRACKS AFTER DERAILMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE SALES TAX COLLECTIONS DROP 1 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE TO HONOR WORKER FOR MONEY-SAVING IDEA,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER--STOP SALE OF GOLD RESERVES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SD HAY GOES SOUTH NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*KEYS TO PLOOF'S SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CAR HITS BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT DRY UP '87 CORN CROP,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLITICIANS WANT MORRELL MEDIATOR,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IN CASE OF DEAD CANTON GOAT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY CONSOLIDATION WORTH CONSIDERING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DRUNK DRIVERS SHOULD GET STIFFER SENTENCES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EDUCATION BOARD TO DISCUSS TESTING,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXPLOSION BLAMED ON PROPANE TANK,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GIRL'S CONDITION UPGRADED TO SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO CIRCULATE QUARRY PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OSHA RECEIVES PROTEST FROM IBP,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY LEADERS UPSET AT MUSEUM PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARMED MAN ROBS CITY RESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"GROUND WATER TAINTED, SAYS GEOLOGIST","Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STUDY SEEKS STATE SMOKING UNIFORMITY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TAYLOR NAMED TO LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOLE RETURNING TO SD,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"NURSES FIND CHANGES IN JOBS, IMAGE","Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FAIR TICKET SALES AT FAIR PACE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SUSPECT GUILTY IN SHOOTING; 2ND TRIAL OPENS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*LOCAL WOMAN IS MISS STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
EASTER SEALS HONORS COUPLE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
SCHUT HONORED FOR VOLUNTEER WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
AUGIE GRADUATE GETS FULBRIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
PROFESSOR EMERITUS HONORED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*HISTORIC HOUSE WAITS FOR NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BABY DIES IN HOT CAR,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY UNSURE ON USE OF TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT GIVES PHONE VOTE OK,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REPORT FORECASTS POOR CORN CROP,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD CITIES SATISFIED WITH LEVY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DREAM TOWN WOULD BE BIG BOOST,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPECIAL NEEDS CHILD VOLUNTEERS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATIONS SKIP BIG MARKET (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*HOLT HEADLINES FOLK FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUMMER STILL OFFERS TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"'WANDA' IS SEXY, CLEVER COMIC SPOOF","Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EMERGENCY LOAN FUNDS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP GETS FAVORED POSITION ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON FORUM IS SATURDAY IN REDFIELD,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUIT AGAINST COLLEGE PRESIDENT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WESTBERRY FIRE AREA TO BE RESEEDED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-ABORTIONISTS INDICTED IN JULY PROTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITIZENS GROUP TO DELAY CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICER CAN RETURN TO POSITION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON OFFICIAL ESCAPES WITH A SMILE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RUINING HISTORIC BUILDINGS WORRIES PRESERVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RAPID CITY STREAK RANKS AMONG BEST,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TABOR, HARRISBURG COLLECT VICTORIES","Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL RACE CAR DRIVER CHANGES ROLES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
RESTAURANTS--SMALL IS BIG,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"*LISTEN UP, VERN, ERNEST CANCELED","Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLANES TO RE-ENACT PEARL HARBOR ATTACK,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW RULES LIMIT PATIENT OUTINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TO BEEF UP PARKING ALONG PHILLIPS AVE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FLAG WITH HANK ADDS PUNCH TO CITY SCENE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*GROUP HOPES TO ESCAPE CLUB OF ONE HIT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
EDUCATOR LEAVES A BIG MARK (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WRONG TO INFLATE BAILOUT COST (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABERDEEN ARTS EVENT WILL APPEAL TO MANY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RIGHTS PROTEST REVERSED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
QUOTE TAKEN OUT OF CONTEXT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
THOMAS WELCOME ADDITION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HELP CLEAN UP TV PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*MITCHELL MAYOR OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CELEBRITY AUCTION IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARIJUANA CHARGES FILED AGAINST 2 MEN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*APPOINTMENT PUTS WEST POINT IN GOOD HANDS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ONE BIG BASH FOR BIKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAVEN WINS AIR FORCE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YOUTH ENRICHMENT TO OPEN NEW CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRI-STATE TO FIGHT EFFORT TO DROP CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CONTACT WITH RAPE VICTIM'S FAMILY CAUSE OF DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
POLICY CHANGE COULD PUT MONEY TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"BOARD OKS PIERRE, RAPID CITY PROGRAMS","Argus LeaderAug 12 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*50TH BLACK HILLS MOTOR CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S ECONOMY GROWS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
AIRLINE CAN BE SUCCESS DISPITE 2-CITY REJECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STRUGGLE INTENSIFIES FOR RURAL AMERICANS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SD HAS SOFTER VIEW OF INDIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NEW TELEVISION COMMERCIAL HELPS PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY NEEDS ANSWERS ON GASOLINE PRICES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WATERTOWN GETS BAD RAP ON STATE AIRLINE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WOULD PRESSLER DISPUTE SOYBEAN PRICE RISE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BUSINESSES WRONG TO BAN 'TEMPEST' (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
BEING PART OF TWINS WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
DURENBERGER HAS NOT LOST PUBLIC CONFIDENCE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
FEDERAL UNDERFUNDING CLOSES MANY HOSPITALS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LETTERS CAN STOP BAD LEGISLATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
'NOTCH' BABY LAW GRAVE INJUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
MUENSTER PURPOSELY MISLEAD MEDIA (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
STATE WOULD BENEFIT FROM HUNTING PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
"*DELL RAPIDS, VERMILLION EARN WINS","Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KNOXVILLE NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP TO BOOST ETHANOL AS FUEL ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REPORT SHOWS BENEFITS FROM BUSINESS CENTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE RETAILING GROUP SEEKS AWARD NOMINEES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FIRM'S MOBILE UNITS FILL NICHE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
INVESTOR ENCOURAGES FORWARD SF,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*AUTHORITIES SEEK MAN IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
VINTAGE AIRCRAFTS ON DISPLAY IN OMAHA,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
YEUTTER URGED TO STALL COLLECTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MORE HORSING AROUND AT FAIR THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE BLASTS HOME-STATE COLLEAGUE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RC ASBESTOS BID GOES TO SF FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
TURN ABOUT RECEIVES FUNDS FOR REMODELING,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS REQUEST FUNDING,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
BETO TO MANAGE JAMES RIVER DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
GAME OFFICERS CREDITED WITH RIVER RESCUE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SPLITROCK TOWNSHIP TO VOTE ON TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SURGEON GENERAL TOURS INDIAN HOSPITALS IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
"LAKE PRESTON TEACHERS, BOARD OK CONTRACT","Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE MEETS ON RE-DISTRICTING,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
*MUZZLE LOADERS AT OAKWOOD LAKE STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
ANDERSON NAMED TO US LEGISLATIVE POST,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
INITIATIVE SPONSORS URGE SPENDING LIMITS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
SOPHIE THE CAT TACKLES MANSION MICE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
PRICE FIXING ALLEGATION HEARING IS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
SD DOCTOR MISSING ON BIKE TREK,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
ABDNOR VISITS COUSIN ON HIS 100TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
FUNNEL CLOUD SPOTTED NORTHEAST OF GREGORY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.6"
INDIANS RESIST TALK OF AIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
HALLEEN PLANS ON FULL-TIME JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
"*CHOKECHERRY SEASON A TEST OF JEEP, RIDERS","Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*HOME ON RANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*MANY RETURN TO LIVE NEAR ST MARY CHURCH,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDY RANKS SD AT 27TH,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STATE RANKINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*CHILD'S CRIES GO UNHEARD FOR 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
FIGHT CHOLESTEROL WITH NIACIN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
KEEP SD FREE OF BUSYBODIES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CHURCH REMAINS STRONG,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ALLOW FREE PARKING TO REVITALIZE DOWNTOWN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MORE STEPS NEEDED TO DEMILITARIZE WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
READY FOR JUNIOR BEDS AT AGE 2,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
LEGISLATION TARGETS NEW SCHOOL TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL EXPECTS NEW ENROLLMENT RECORD,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD NUCLEAR REACTOR REACHES WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WWII EXHIBIT SET TO OPEN IN NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NICE DAYS HELPED FAIR FINISH STRONG,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE WORK HELPED DIRECTOR GET READY FOR FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BATTLING EXPERIENCE FOR US ATTORNEY POST,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BIG DASCHLE DONATORS LIVE OUT OF STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CALIFORNIAN PLEADS GUILTY IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WORRIED ABOUT ELECTRIC RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MICKELSON REQUESTS BOND RATING BOOST,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
JOBLESS RULES TO CHANGE IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
STURGIS RECOVERS FROM RALLY FUROR,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"SALES TAX TALLY REACHES {dollar}106,490","Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BLAST LOOSENS 748 TONS OF ROCK ON MONUMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
VERMILLION RESIDENTS MAY FEEL TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
INSURANCE CAN BE LEFT TO CHARITY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PLANT IN SD GIVEN BONUS FOR WAR WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*BOWHUNTERS IN SPORT FOR VARIOUS REASONS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOT PUTTING STREAK SENDS MAGEE TO TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
YANKTON TEAM WINS WITH DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*VICTIM'S MOM TESTIFIES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SECOND CANTON FIRE CALLED ARSON,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HAAR ASKED TO SECOND QUAYLE NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ANOTHER VIETNAM MAY BE IN MAKING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AVERAGE AMERICAN CAN'T SUPPORT BUSH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"SOCIAL PROGRESS REQUIRES PLANS, MONEY (L)","Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"LOVE, CARE HELPS DOG MAKE RECOVERY (L)","Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BUSH IS IGNORING HAITIAN REFUGEE PLIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ADULT EDUCATION SEMINAR IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CEMETERY VANDALISM SUSPECTS ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KNIFE-WEILDING ROBBER STEALS MAN'S WALLET,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
5 SOUTH DAKOTANS DIE IN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
911 SURCHARGE UP FROM 60 TO 75 CENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FUN IN AIR AT THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE OK'S LANDSAT MEASURE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"NETTLETON DIDN'T PAY, FORMER RECRUITERS SAY","Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MEDIA UNFAIR TO GOP WOMEN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WHAT PRESSLER'S BILL WOULD DO,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DIVERS PULL HELICOPTER FROM LAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AMERICAN LEGION POST 50 ACQUIRES TANK,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRANT TO HELP INFORM PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW SUPERINTENDENT NAMED AT WIND CAVE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARACHUTE TEAM TO GIVE FREE SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RALLY FIREARM REPORTS A 'DISTURBING TREND',"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU NAMES HIGHER EDUCATION OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EXTRADITION POSSIBLE BY WEEK'S END,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*WOMAN REOPENS STORE IN GARRETSON,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
GOP DELEGATES RALLY AROUND BUSH,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
EXPANSION PLANS ON TRACK AT EROS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ANTI-ARSON CAMPAIGN BEING CALLED A SCAM,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HOME FEDERAL GIVES TO HABITAT GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STATE NFO TO HOLD MEETING IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
US WEST PHONE BOOKS DISTRIBUTED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SKYFORCE TAKE WESLEY WITH TOP PICK,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WAKEFIELD SET TO MAKE NEW MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HARD-WORKING SINGER WON'T GIVE UP STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*COMBINERS FOLLOW WHEAT TO HEATLAND,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*VICTIM HAD DEATH WISH, OFFICER SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN MAN HELD IN THE KIDNAPPING OF 2 GIRLS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GATEWAY 2000 MAY EXPAND IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"FEMA HAS TOUGH JOB, RIGHT HEAD","Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
AMBULANCE BOARD HEADED RIGHT WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY BALLPARKS ARE COSTLY NEIGHBORS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CONVENTION, ARTS CENTERS BAD DEALS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FLOODED FARMERS DESERVE BENEFITS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRISONER PERSONALIZED PAIN OF ABUSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TO WEAR A HELMET,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CABLE CHANNELS PLAN COVERAGE OF POPE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE REINSTATES SIOUX TRIBE OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL WARNS OF MAGAZINE SCAM,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WILDLIFE OFFICIALS CANCEL FERRET PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
14 PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO VOTER FRAUD,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIKERS CHALLENGE HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS BRING PESSIMISM TO FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE FAIR COMMISSION PASSES ON RAIN INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HAILSTORM HITS RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FLOOD HEROES HONORED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BIKE RACE KICKS OFF DUNES CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MARION MAYOR STOPS COMPUTER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHERIFF SAYS PRANK DANGEROUS FOR STAFF,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*RITUALS MISUNDERSTOOD, ELDERS SAY","Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FILM CREW TAKING IN STURGIS SIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROTEST USE OF LAND FOR NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COURSE ON WEEDS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
VICTIMS GET JOBLESS AID,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CROP DAMAGE MAY HIT {dollar}725 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
*CANARIES END 3-GAME SLIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'SOMEPLACE ELSE' MAY BE HERE NON-RESIDENT HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AMATEUR NIGHTS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*MISSOURI RIVER HOT FOR WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*QUESTIONS FOR THE POPE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TREAT IT AND TALK ABOUT IT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NON-GAMBLERS TO FEEL EFFECTS OF LOTTERY'S LOSS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE LOTTERY STAFF ESCAPES CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STURGIS RALLY GOES 'HOG' WILD,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HIGH COURT DISALLOWS LONGER TERM FOR MOLESTER,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PLAYERS GETTING LAST CRACK AT LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SENATORS FIGHT HEALTH-CARE BATTLE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"POLICE PREPAREDNESS SOLID, NOT IMPERFECT (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CALM VOICES NEEDED ON ISSUE OF ABORTION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MCKELLIPS' WHINING MAY HAVE BANKER BIAS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BOOK ON MEDJUGORJE OFFERS URGENT MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RONNING REZONING DETRIMENTAL TO THE AREA (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SOLUTION TO LOOP: SET UP AN OVAL TRACK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
WUNROW'S ATTACKS REVEAL TRUE MOTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*HOG HEAVEN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
JOHNSON TO ATTEND MEETINGS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIBERTARIANS TO HAVE TOP BILLING ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW NAACP LEADERS TO ATTEND PICNIC,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FOUR INDICTED IN TRIBAL SCAM,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRICES IN PORK INDUSTRY PLUMMET,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN DAMPENS ATTENDANCE FOR FAIR'S OPENING DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR QUESTIONS GOALS 2000,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"SCOTLAND TO HAVE RODEO, CELEBRATION","Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IMMUNIZATION CLINIC COMING TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TURNER COUNTY FAIR TO BEGIN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PENN DOCTOR TO JOIN SDSU VETERINARY STAFF,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FLOODING OPEN DOORS FOR COUPLE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AG SECRETARY TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STATE REGENTS WILL DISCUSS BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WATER PROJECTS RECEIVE OVER {dollar}52 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
BANK COMBINING SD BRANCHES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CITY INCLUDED IN CELLULAR EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
BRYANT BATTERS PARKSTON,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*FAIR VEGETABLE JUDGE LOOKS FOR COLOR, QUALITY","Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SHADE AZALEA IN WARMTH,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*TIPPIN'S SILLY ANTICS WEAR THIN,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*STATUE OF WWII HERO FOSS UNVEILED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD CORN ACREAGE LOWEST IN DECADE--AG SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HOPPERS DAMAGE FIELDS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HILLS ALIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS HAS CHOICE CONCERNING DONATIONS (RC JOURNAL,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TOBACCO LOBBY SHOULD BE CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COURT OVERTURNED RULING IN RAPE CASE FOR REASON (L),"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"PRESSLER SHOULD WORRY ABOUT STATE, NOT SELF (L)","Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BE THERMOSTAT AND STAY COOL,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*CANARIES TRIP JACKS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGAL SERVICES OFFERS ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EMPLOYEE CONVICTED OF RIGGING ODOMETERS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SCHEDULES 2 PUBLIC MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP TO FOCUS ON LIVING IN POVERTY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAN JUMPS IN FRONT OF BUS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CASINO FUNDS TRIBAL CLINIC,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
READERS SHARE MEMORIES OF WORLD WAR II,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*JUDGE WON'T DROP MURDER, ARSON CASE","Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"INAUGURAL TASTE EVENT DRAWS 1,000 PEOPLE","Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TWO SIZES OF TRAINS FEATURE OF EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MUSIC, DRAMA PART OF YOUTHS' WEEKEND","Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS UNHAPPY WITH BOARD ACTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE GOP NAMES EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*METAL SLUGS USED IN DEADWOOD CASINO MACHINES,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PLANT GROUND-BREAKING SCHEDULED FOR AUG. 21,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DRIVER IN FATAL CRASH TO PAY FOR FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"FOUNDATION AWARDS SINTE GLESKA {dollar}30,000","Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GLORIA DEI TO BUILD NEW SANCTUARY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FINE LIKELY IN CREEK MANURE SPILL,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"WOMAN CHARGED IN {dollar}30,000 SCAM WITH CREDIT CARDS","Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CHIEF: STURGIS TURNOUT HUGE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*CLINIC DOCTOR MAKES CONTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR PROMOTES 'FRIENDLY FUEL' AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HIS DAUGHTER CLOSE FRIEND,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FILM CREW SHOOTS AURORA COUNTY FIELD,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
DRUG BUST MAY BE BIGGEST EVER AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SURVEY SHOWS BANKERS FRET OVER FARM INCOME,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"WOMAN KILLED, KIDS OK IN ONE-VEHICLE ROLLOVER","Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BIA MAY CLOSE ABERDEEN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BOARD SEEKS SUPPORT FOR 3-CENT GAS TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SENATOR INTRODUCES TRANSFER OF PARKS TO STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
US WEST WORKERS READY TO STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 12 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*MIDWAY-GAMES OF CHANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS COPS FIGHT PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS COPS FIGHT PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HURON VIES FOR RODEO SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*A TRADING SPOT FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SALES TAX CONFUSION AT FAIR SOLVED,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
3.2 BEER SUCCESSFUL FAIR DEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
3.2 BEER SUCCESSFUL FAIR DEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
25-CAR UNIT TRAIN TO HAUL GRAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SALES TAX CONFUSION AT FAIR SOLVED,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
25-CAR UNIT TRAIN TO HAUL GRAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WINNING WAYS OUT OF THE WEST (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"MOVING MADE SYSTEMATIC, IF NOT EASIER","Argus LeaderAug 13 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*'MAYBE TED WASN'T READY',"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'MAYBE TED WASN'T READY',"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RECORD 5 PERCENT JOBLESS IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS TELL THE PTA HOW TO FIX LUNCH,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"PLAYBOOKS, ONE-LINERS COMING OUT FROM UNDER WRAPS","Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*METEOR SHOW A HIT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER'S ELECTRICITY OUTPUT DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES SEEK ESCAPEE FROM SD PEN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN DEFENDS STANDS ON DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER'S ELECTRICITY OUTPUT DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES SEEK ESCAPEE FROM SD PEN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FLUORIDATE, JUDGE TELLS ELKTON","Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BURGLARS BREAK INTO 3 BUSINESSES MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST TAYLOR OIL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST TAYLOR OIL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY DELAYS CONSIDERATION OF URANIUM PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABDNOR'S MESSAGES CLEAR TO THIS VOTER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
4-H DAYS WORTH FAIRGROUND VISIT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
4-H DAYS WORTH FAIRGROUND VISIT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SAYS ND WANTS SD TO HAVE ITS PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MANY OLD MEN FOUGHT TO PRESERVE FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD-NEB PANELS REACH BOUNDARY AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TED GETS SD SUPPORT ON PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TED GETS SD SUPPORT ON PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"PETERSON SAYS HE, ABDNOR DIFFER MAINLY ON AGRICULTURE","Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"PETERSON SAYS HE, ABDNOR DIFFER MAINLY ON AGRICULTURE","Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BLACK HILLS LOGGERS IN PINCH,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BLACK HILLS LOGGERS IN PINCH,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CITY EXPECTS FEWER TEEN PREGNANCIES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CITY EXPECTS FEWER TEEN PREGNANCIES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AUDIT CRITICIZES PREPARATION OF '79 FAIR BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AUDIT CRITICIZES PREPARATION OF '79 FAIR BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PUC WEIGHS LIFELINE RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*IRELAND'S WARS HAUNT THE YOUNG,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RESERVATION VIOLENCE--KEEPING FAMILIES INTACT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ROSEBUD WOMEN OFFER HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*RESERVATION VIOLENCE--KEEPING FAMILIES INTACT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*FESTIVAL OF FOODS-COOKING SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FESTIVAL OF FOODS-COOKING SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
'81 CORN CROP ESTIMATE UP 16 PERCENT-SD PROJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'81 CORN CROP ESTIMATE UP 16 PERCENT-SD PROJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY HALL PROBE ALMOST FINISHED,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
OGLALAS GIVEN OK TO STAY PUT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OGLALAS GIVEN OK TO STAY PUT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AIM SEEKS CLAIM TO HILLS CAMP LAND,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
AIM SEEKS CLAIM TO HILLS CAMP LAND,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
AIM SEEKS CLAIM TO HILLS CAMP LAND,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*ARTISTIC DIRECTOR BRINGS GUTHRIE BACK TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PEG KIRBY MASTERS GOLF FIELD,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PEG KIRBY MASTERS GOLF FIELD,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIMPSON'S STATE-RECORD MUSKIE DIDN'T GET AWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SIMPSON'S STATE-RECORD MUSKIE DIDN'T GET AWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LENGTHY BUDGET PROCESS BEGINS FOR UNIVERSITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PANEL SOUGHT FOR REDISTRICTING SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
9-NUMBER ZIP CODES TO ARRIVE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LENGTHY BUDGET PROCESS BEGINS FOR UNIVERSITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WEED GROWTH ANGERS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EX-BIA HEAD--I'VE BEEN VINDICATED,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EX-BIA HEAD--I'VE BEEN VINDICATED,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
THREE CITIES WANT BIG SKY TO TAKE REPUBLIC'S PLACE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
LAWYERS DENIED UTILITY CASE FEES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
LAWYERS DENIED UTILITY CASE FEES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SECRETARIES REFUSE TO RATIFY SCHOOL PACT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SECRETARIES REFUSE TO RATIFY SCHOOL PACT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SECRETARIES REFUSE TO RATIFY SCHOOL PACT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"LUCKY FRANCE, UNHAPPY IRAN (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PILOT WALKS AWAY FROM PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JURY TO PROBE ABERDEEN DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
IRS PLANS TO AUCTION MIRACLE SPAN CORP BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM FOR FEMALE OFFENDERS ALMOST COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
2 COUNTIES TO GET WATER ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OWL TV TO AIR EDUCATION SPEECHES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRAPPED SMOKE CREATES HAZE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"MISSING FOOD, MONEY CREATES FLAP","Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SENTENCE CUT FROM 22 YEARS TO 40 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"MISSING FOOD, MONEY CREATES FLAP","Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"MISSING FOOD, MONEY CREATES FLAP","Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
NORTHERN AIRLINES PLANS TO BEGIN SERVICE SEPT 27,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*BERGELAND EX-DIRECTOR INDICTED,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF POLICE CHIEF SORENSEN TO RETIRE IN SEPT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CORN PRICE DIPS BELOW {dollar}2 A BUSHEL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROSANNE CASH SCORES WHILE SUMMER SLUMPS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*O'CONNOR, JANKLOW TURN MORRELL INTO POLITICAL ISSUE","Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
200 SD SCHOOL TEACHERS TO LEAVE PROFESSION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS RESUME AUG 24,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--NO MANDAN-ETSI SWAP,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOOD TURN BY PRISONERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORK PLAN HAS PLUSES FOR STATE & INMATES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISAGREES WITH EDITORIAL ON WATER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COUPLE HAVE BUBBLY WEDDING CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ROBBERY AT THE TACO JOHN'S,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MARSHALL COUNTY LAND OPENED TO HAYING,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SF MAN REFUSES TO ENTER PLEA ON TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"{dollar}5,000 BOGUS CHECK CASHED IN SF","Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"ARMY RECRUITING ON TARGET, GENERAL SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"BROOKINGS, SALEM SHOPS INVESTIGATED FOR SALES","Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE TRYING TO RETURN UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ABERDEEN DUMP VALLEY NATIONAL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS ASK COURT TO REPEAL BANKING LAW,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STRIKERS FACE USING SAVINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MOBILE CONGREGATIONS LOOK FOR QUALITY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
TRAVELERS THANK CAR REPAIRMEN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*HAYWARD AGREES TO ANNEX IN 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ADULT DAY SUPERVISION CENTER WILL OPEN IN FALL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXHIBIT SPACE FOR SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR SELLS OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING PUSHES FOR POTHOLE REPAIR DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN FACES 8 COUNTS OF BURGLARY, GRAND THEFT","Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WILLISTON MAN FOUND DEAD IN TENNESSEE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SILENT CIRCLE SUPPORTS ABUSED WOMEN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STATE URGED TO BACK CENTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DRUG STORE PLANS NO 4,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BILL CHANGING INSURANCE RATES UNFAIR TO EVERYONE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DIPLOMACY NEEDED IN CENTRAL AMERICA (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NO TROOPS FOR CHAD CORRECT DECISION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY CAN BE PROUD OF TEAM THAT WON TITLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
APPEALS COURT FAVORS SD ABSTRACTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL PLANS RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CONTEST BRINGS IN BEER, BRAWN, & CHIP FLIPPERS","Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HERMOSA FAMILY MEMBERS PLEAD INNOCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE BUDGET WON'T BE RELEASED FOR AWHILE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
UTILITY COMMISSION IS TOUGH ON RATE REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VANDALS PELLET MITCHELL WINDOWS WITH BBS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PRESERVING MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FBI RESUMES NORMAL OPERATIONS WITH TRIBE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
LAWYER DOUBTS PROGRAM FOR ABUSIVE MEN WILL WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COWMAN'S BROADCASTING TRAIL WINDS FROM SF TO ATLANTA,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WENDBERG'S QUICK CHANGE SPARKS TO TRIUMPH,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STURGIS BIKER BASH ENDS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SURGEONS MAKE THE BROKEN WHOLE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW SERIES OFFERS PALATABLE PATRIOTISM,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BAHNSON'S JOB IS DELIVERING MAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOMBERS TO LAWN MOWERS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HONDA-RIDING MINISTER AND WIFE SAVE SOULS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS STUDY AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"COOPERATION BIG STEP BETWEEN STATE, TRIBES (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS CITY BOARD LOOKS AT CREMATORIUM PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAMPAIGN DONATIONS FROM OUT OF STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION TO DISCUSS PARKING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELMEN ENTERPRISES TO BUILD RENTAL-STORAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MICHELS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF VOCATIONAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REST AREA EMPLOYEES ON THE FRONT LINE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL SAYS MERIT PAY IDEA NOT A BAD ONE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HOMESTAKE REPORTS EARNINGS DOWN FROM 1983,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN FILES DISCRIMINATION LAWSUIT AGAINST COUNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MANDAN LINE OPPONENTS SAY FIGHT TO GO ON,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MOVING OFFICES WOULD BENEFIT INDIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VOLGA DEALER SAYS HE DIDN'T WRITE BAD CHECKS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*8 BOXCARS DERAIL NEAR BALTIC,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BOTH SIDES PREDICT VICTORY IN ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CROPS LOOK GOOD, PRICES BAD","Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SUPPORTING WRONG SIDE IN WAR IN NICARAGUA,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BIG CHUNK OF CITY'S FUTURE AT STAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COURT RULING NOT FAIR TO PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PARENTS AND CHILDREN LOSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
COURT RAPE RULING PAINFUL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*ELDERLY WAIT EACH MONTH FOR CHECKS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ELK POINT WOMAN IS VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
JUVENILE DIABETES FOUNDATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*SCHNECK ELECTED TO LEAD BUSINESS ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
COURT JOB APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OWNER TO ALLOW PLANT INSPECTION--MENNO,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 SENTENCED AFTER DRUG CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FED PREDICTS LOW NON-FARM GROWTH,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"RAPID CITY FIRE CAUSED {dollar}150,000 IN DAMAGES","Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHOOTING SUSPECT IN COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*STATE SENATOR MANKE DIES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY TAKES SOME TEETH OUT OF SEWER-RATE BITE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CONSIDER MERGING 3 OFFICES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARING ON KIDNAPPING SUSPECT CLOSED TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HIGH WINDS LIFT MOBILE HOME, INJURE MAN","Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT PLANS TO SELL BOOKS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
5 KILLED IN WEEKEND TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARRESTS DOWN AT STURGIS RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ICE CREAM RECALLED,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VARYING SENTENCES RAISE QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD RANKS 2ND IN HOME SALES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SENTENCING GUIDELINES NEEDED, PROFESSOR SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*LAWYER--PAROLE SYSTEM HURTS INDIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*AIM LEADER SEES HOPE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*STOP HELICOPTER RACE BEFORE IT GETS WORSE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T BRUSH INDIANS ASIDE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INMATES' SKILLS ARE NOT BEING UTILIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*RIDERS WANT BUS STATION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWSUIT AGAINST MATAYA NOW INCLUDES CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PICNIC SET FOR GOP OFFICEHOLDERS, SEEKERS","Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIZZA UNLIMITED STORES LOSE SALES TAX LICENSES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THOMS TO MAKE APPEARANCE IN CHICKEN SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TURNS DOWN REQUEST FOR GRAVEL PIT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEWSPAPER LEADS TO LONG-LOST COUSIN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*TO JUDGE TRAFFIC TICKET COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JAYCEES WILL HAVE UNUSUAL CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*ABDNOR WANTS TO END CATTLE FUTURES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BONESTEEL MAN FOUND NOT GUILTY OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN GETS NAT'L GUARD PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SIOUX FALLS WOMAN RECEIVES {dollar}3,000 FELLOWSHIP","Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TAXPAYERS GROUP TRADES IN NAMES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON MAN IS SCHAUB'S CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GANG FEUD MAY HAVE LED TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*DEGREE OF EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*VEGETARIANS REJECT MEAT FOR HEALTH,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SPORTS, MEDICINE MEAN CAREER TO RODMAN","Argus LeaderAug 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SHERIFF ACQUITTED IN GOAT KILLING,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*50 YEARS FIGHTING FIRES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINION ON PRIMARY ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAGAN ADDRESS LEAVES QUESTIONS UNANSWERED (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA LAW HIDES MISSING KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JURY SHOULDN'T BE RUSHED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*OFF TO COLLEGE WITH CLASS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BURN VICTIMS SENT TO MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BURN VICTIMS SENT TO MINN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CYCLISTS RAISE {dollar}5,000 GIFT","Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELDERLY COUPLE NAB INTRUDER,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MAN DIES IN FALL IN ALASKA,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRIVING FORCE ENABLES VETERANS TO GET CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE COLLEGES EXPECT MORE FRESHMEN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HARTFORD PAYS TRIBUTE TO VOLUNTEER,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*DEMOCRATS DIDN'T RELAY WISHES--MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RAVEN TO MOVE TRUCK BODY PLANT TO MINN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS URGE CHANGES IN DWI LAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL BACKS LAW ON NEGLECT OF DISABLED,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRINCIPAL DRAWS FIRE FOR DROPOUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRISON PANEL TO MEET TODAY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STANDING ROCK CLINIC CUTS BACK HOURS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARING ON PAGER SYSTEM LICENSE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
2 MEN KILLED IN 2 ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*SOUTH DAKOTA HOUSEHOLDS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*LIMBURG, MISTEREK HONORED","Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AREA COLLEGE TEAMS DRAW BEST,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
USD OPENS CAMP WITH 97 CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WEST RIVER DEER PERMITS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*PRISONER CAPTURED AFTER BRIEF ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BROTHERS SUSPECTED IN CRIME RING,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOTHER CHARGED IN DEATH OF SON,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
1 PERCENT TAX BACK ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DAKOTA MEN GIVE PORTRAITS TO CHARITY,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*SOUTH DAKOTAN DISCOVERS STORY OF PALESTINIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
EX-PATIENT THANKS HOSPITAL'S STAFF (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STORES HELP STOCK FOOD CENTERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DUKAKIS RESPECTS EARTH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MICKELSON SEEKS FULL POTENTIAL FOR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PENTAGON SPENDING BILL NIXED FOR WRONG REASON (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOHNSON SWITCHES ON PAC'S (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PROGRAM'S FOR NON-VIOLENT INMATES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*SD BASEBALL ON MIND OF FLORIDIAN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARALYZED RACE DRIVER GETS CAREER BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOGEN PITCHES DELL RAPIDS TO TOURNAMENT WIN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BELL LAWSUIT CAN CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JOHNSON, VOLK MEET FOR FIRST DEBATE","Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MERRILL LYNCH MUST PAY ESTATE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISONER ESCAPES FROM MILBANK JAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEATH HOAX SHAKES UP RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL COUNCIL REJECTS MNI WICONI PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VIRGINIA FIRM BUYS KEYSTONE CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YOUNGER GENERATION SEES FARM LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EAST-CENTRAL AREA TO GET NEW RULES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS TO STUDY EAST COAST GAME,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MORE SOBRIETY STOPS SET UP FOR THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OVER EASY AT THE AIR SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WORLD CHAMP BRONC BUSTER FIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY FEEDS A 'FLOOD OF HUNGRY',"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REAL BIKERS HAVE 'THE LOOK',"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE SHOULD GET OUT OF CEMENT BUSINESS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LETTER WAS DISSERVICE TO MUENSTER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRESSLER WORKS FOR ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TELL PRO-LIFER'S STORY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ALLIANCE RAISES QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*HEIDEPRIEM, RENTSCHLER, OTHERS WEIGH BIDS","Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*WASHINGTON HIGH--REMODEL OR REBUILD,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WASHINGTON ESTABLISHES ROLE MODEL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*SKYDIVERS SAY ACTIVITY IS A TUMBLE FULL OF FUN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CRANKBAITS EASY METHOD TO LURE FISH,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PHEASANT SEASON OPENS IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SHANARD CHAIRMAN AT FRANKENFELD PANEL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRINT CAR RACES WILL WRAP UP FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO PEOPLE CHARGED WITH STEALING PICKUP,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAGON TRAIN TO PASS THROUGH CITY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKER DIES AFTER FALL FROM SCAFFOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROBE PRICES OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RECANTING PRISONER TOLD TO TAKE LIE TEST,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REMAINS OF INDIANS REBURIED AT WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OPENING 'A WHOLE NEW WORLD',"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*OLD PHOTOS TELL HISTORY OF ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FINANCIAL FIRM TO CHANGE ITS NAME,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BAR OWNERS AWAIT LOTTERY ACTION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*ABERDEEN HAS PLACE IN LAND OF OZ,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*RENAISSANCE OF THE BAROQUE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
PICKLER HOUSE IS FAULKTON'S FINEST,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1989, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*PRODUCER COMBS HIVES AT HONEY HARVEST,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOW TO START KEEPING BEES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DAVIS MAN'S COFFEE BRINGS TOWN TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STURGIS ASSAULT PROBED,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CHANGE OF LIFE PILL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DOCTOR BACK FROM SCRABBLE TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
CIVIL RIGHTS MEASURE SHOULD BE APPROVED (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CITY LEADERS, KINFOLK GET BEST ARENA SEATS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"JILL, JAY MASUR NEED ENCOURAGEMENT (L)","Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOHNSON 82 PERCENT DEMOCRATIC VOTER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY TEENS NEED SOMETHING TO DO (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FRANKENFELD SHOWS INDEPENDENT THINKING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
OSTEOPOROSIS CAN BE FOUGHT IN SEVERAL WAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*BERNARD, RICH CLAIM TENNIS TITLES","Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHRISTIAN WINS FIRST PRO GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SELF-WRITTEN WILLS CAN BE VALID,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN KILLED IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ALICE MURPHY PULLS OUT OF HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOB DOLE CAMPAIGNS IN SF TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING COALITION TO MEET AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIRGINIA MAN KILLED IN WRECK NEAR MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WALL RANCHER TO SPEAK AT WETLANDS HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD TO MEET,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CBA COMMISSIONER CAN'T HIT A FASTBALL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EYES FOR PRIZES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDY TARGETS BEST JOB PROSPECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BEAUCHAMPS NAMED FAMILY OF ACHIEVEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"LAKE, MOODY COUNTIES RATES HIGHER THAN NEIGHBORS","Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SURGEON GENERAL VISITS INDIAN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEACHERS CREATE THEIR OWN SUMMER SCHOOL COURSES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TARGET PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE AIRLINE AID FACES CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*BOMBER SHINES LIKE WELL-KEPT DIAMOND,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY VICTIMS SPEAK,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SON FACES CHARGE IN FATAL HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*A SUPREME BEING,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HOSTAGE-TAKING HAS NOT PAID OFF (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHORT-TERM SOLUTIONS BEING APPLIED TOO OFTEN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WALL DOCTOR WAS A DOER FOR HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONCERT LOUDMOUTHS WOULDN'T SHUT UP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HANDICAP CROSSWALK NEEDS TO BE PATROLLED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PROBLEMS IN GULF ARE OUR FAULT TOO (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*PAN AM MEDALS GIVE A BOOST,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HUNTERS TO BE INVOLVED IN FEDERAL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"WEATHER, CRP GOOD FOR WILDLIFE","Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BEEF PRICING DRAWS LAWMAKERS' QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CROP ESTIMATES DOWN 6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PARKSIDE CLOSES RAPID CITY SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ROW CROP STRESS REDUCED IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
POPINGO FOUNDER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"1 PERCENT AG GROWTH COULD ADD 1,200 SD JOBS","Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
JUDGE DENIES BOND REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN AFTER GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT NEEDS DONATED INSTRUMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIERRA CLUB RETAINS ABOUREZK'S SERVICES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MASTEN CONDUCT CHALLENGED IN MCDOWELL APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY OK'S GOODWILL RECYCLING DEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RIVER RACE DUCKY ENOUGH TO FLOAT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD OK'S SALE OF VO-TECH SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DUNHAM CLEARED TO USE TAX-BREAK PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION MAY BAN DIVING AT 2 PARKS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"LOW TURNOUT, SALES DISAPPOINT VENDORS","Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIERRA CLUB SAYS ENERGY BILL COSTLY,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VESSEL COMPLETES 5-DAY TRIP,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CLIPPING CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PARK IMPROVEMENTS BOOST CUSTER VISITS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PLATES TO FEATURE TRIBE EMBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*SD BASEBALL STAR SIGNS WITH PHILLIES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTRY TUNES TOP RATING RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PRESSLER WINS FIGHT IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"PRESSLER, FELLOW LAWMAKERS TRADE BARBS","Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY SHOULD RESIST URGE TO BUILD OFFICES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MICKELSON DEFENDS 'FAMILIES FIRST',"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THIS YEAR'S SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CLINTON'S JOB PLAN REALLY ELIMINATES THEM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
UNITED WAY PROVIDES VALUABLE SERVICES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VOICE OPINION ABOUT SCHIEFFER APPOINTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ABC TO AIR STORY ON DINOSAUR 'SUE',"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHIEF OF POLICE DIES IN DE SMET,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONTRACTOR FINED IN ASBESTOS CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE VICTIM'S CONDITION IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAIR-WEATHER FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WITNESS--BECKY RECOILED FROM MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FREEDOM VERSUS VALUES--TV SHOW DEBATED,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD TRIBES MUST WORK TO RECOVER PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
APPEALS COURT TO HEAR DINOSAUR CUSTODY CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS RAILROAD MIGHT NOT BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CANTON SET TO HOST SCANDANAVIAN FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"JANDREAU, ESTES WIN ELECTION PRIMARY","Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERTWON MAN FREE ON BOND IN HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEDICAL BOARD WEIGHS CHELATION RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS KEEP FELLOWSHIP GOING,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SCHOOLS FACE BIG COUNSELOR SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"STATE ARCHIVISTS TACKLE MELLETE, MICKELSON PAPERS","Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
LOCAL FARMERS OPTIMISTIC IF WEATHER COOPERATES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FARM RECEIPTS SLIP IN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
"*ALBERT HOT FOR WALLEYES, NORTHERNS","Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GF&P SHOOTS DOWN CANADA GOOSE PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*RADIO STATIONS PLAY MUSICAL CHAIRS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COMBAT JETS WIN NOISE BATTLE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
SIOUX VALLEY HOSPITAL HASN'T HAD A PERFECT WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"*SUSPECT HELD ON {dollar}250,000 BOND","Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CORONER'S INQUESTS RARELY CALLED,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PANEL CLEARS COP WHO SHOT MAN TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CLINTON CRIME BILL MOSTLY ON TARGET (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEMOCRAT BUDGET WIN DESERVEDLY SLIM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RECONSIDER PRIORITIES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INMATE ADMITS HITTING PENITENTIARY GUARD,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN SEX CONTACT CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN WINS NEW TRIAL IN DRUNK DRIVING,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OCTOBER HEARING ON CRASH PLANNED,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINGLER TRIAL SET FOR AUG 26 AND 27,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CALLERS OPPOSE ANTI-CRIME PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GRANDMA'S QUILT FINISHES A WINNER,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CORN, SOYBEAN FORECAST GLUM","Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FILLY'S FLANK SHOWS PLAYBOY SIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*JOY PUMPS BET-LIMIT CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DRUNKEN DRIVING CONVICTION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP OPPOSES 'CATCH-ALL' BILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN ENTERS PLEA IN ASSAULT CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MARTIN WATER HEATER BLAST CLAIMS 2ND VICTIM,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL OPPOSES HIGHER GRAZING FEES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SCOTLAND FESTIVITIES SATURDAY, SUNDAY","Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TWO WOMEN EXPAND INWOOD HORSE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT OVERTURNS WIFE-KILLING CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*REPTILE GARDENS' FOUNDER DIES AT 77,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
COURT RULES US WEST CAN USE OWN NETWORK,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*RAPID CITY RECLAIMS LEGION BASEBALL TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES CONSIDER LONG ROAD TRIP CRUCIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ALABAMA GIVES FANS SONGS THEY LOVE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MATCH PROGRAM, CHILD'S LEARNING STYLE","Argus LeaderAug 13 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS STUCK ON CRIME BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FROZEN SOIL PUTS PROJECT ON ICE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STATE SHUTS DOWN VIDEO-LOTTERY TERMINALS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR'S STAFF REVIEWS BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*JOHNSON DOESN'T WANT CRIME BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RONNING PROPOSAL HARMFUL TO NEIGHBORS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
A 'FREE' COUNTRY NEEDS RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
READY-MIX PLANT UNWANTED BY RESIDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MUZZLING THE LOOP LONG-OVERDUE ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*TREAT OTHER PEOPLE LIKE MESSIAH AROUND,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MEMORIAL'S TREES PART OF DESIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INTERSATATE 29 CRASH KILLS IOWA WOMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRIVER WHO HIT TREE IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPELLERBERG POOL CUTS SEASON SHORT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S CHANGES IN PLANT-PROTECTION ACT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS FIELD CURFEW QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*JEEP SLAMS INTO TRUCKS, INJURING THREE","Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OLD AND YOUNG SHARE FAIR'S MANY DELIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GUARD GOOFS UP SOLDIERS' PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HOUSE APPROVES LEGISLATION TO AID RURAL DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*FOREST SERVICE PLANS LAKE USER FEE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY'S LOSS MAY NOT HELP CASINOS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LAWMAKER FINDS NO INTEREST IN SESSION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WILD-GAME COOKOFF AT OAKWOOD LAKES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUT BEING USED AS TUNNEL SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*EDUCATION GROUPS TO HAVE JOINT SESSION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
3M PLANT TO INSTITUTE EARLY RETIREE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PENNINGTON CHAIRMAN SUBMITS RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DIRECTOR WANTS CONGRESS' OK,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*HOSPITAL-CLINIC ADDITION ALMOST READY,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*MAN STAKES HIS DREAMS ON EATERY,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*STRIKE, SI PUT THE CANARIES IN SPOTLIGHT","Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANARIES CLIP ST PAUL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PASLEY GIVES YOUTH BALL A BIG BOOST,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BANTAM BALL HAS A RIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*VACATION--DON'T GET BENT OUT OF SHAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*HALGERSON'S RETURN RALLIES RUSHMORES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*UNION COUNTY FARMERS STRUGGLE WITH DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TYNDALL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT BOGS DOWN IN CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RALLY MELLOWS OVER THE YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CONGRESS FACES BUSIER FALL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
PHARMACEUTICAL FIRM EARNS CERTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTHOR TO SPEAK ABOUT SUCCEEDING,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMPANY TO UNVEIL {dollar}3M LOADING RACK,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MARQUETTE FIRST TO OFFER HOME CONNECTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS LOSES TO THUNDER BAY 3-2,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*TEST TIME IS NEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*FISHING WITH PROS WAS COOL TREAT FOR LOCAL DQ OWNER,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
FEDERATION'S ANNUAL MEETING SET,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
SHIP FOUNDATION OVERSEES MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
17-YEAR-OLD KILLED IN ROLLOVER CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RADIO DJ CHARGED IN 11-YEAR-OLD'S RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEUHARTH TO SPEAK AT GROUND-BREAKING,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RETIREES WANT MEDICARE SAVED,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KEEPING COOL AT THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
READERS SHARE WWII MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DESIGNERS OF INTERACTIVE JESUS TAKE IT TO ENGLAND,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*VETERANS NOTE WAR'S END WITH RARE PASS-IN-REVIEW,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL MEAL PRICES HAVE GUIDELINES SET,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*STUDENTS' WORKSHOP PLANNED AT CASINO,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MAN PLEDGES {dollar}50,000 TO SITE FUND DRIVE","Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FAMILY TIME AT A POTLUCK,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
AUTHORITIES SUM UP RALLY & RACES AS 'PEACEFUL',"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TO BEAT HEAT ON FAIR'S DAY NO. 5,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
FULFILLED BY RETURN TO FARM,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*NUMBERS OF PIECED MAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
US WEST WORKERS CONTINUE THEIR TALKS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RECORD RUNOFF FROM MISSOURI CONTINUES IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*COLD SPRAY ON A HOT DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BUDGET FOCUSES ON STATE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
BROOKINGS COUNTY'S RELIEF FUND EVAPORATES,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
"MAYOR ESTIMATES ANNUAL RALLY ATTENDANCE AT 213,000","Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
WOMEN IN POLITICS SHOULD STEP IT UP (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
WACO TRAGEDY TEACHES US LESSON (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
REPEAT REFERENDUMS UNNECESSARY (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*INDIAN NATIONS NEED TO JOIN TO CONTROL GAMING,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
STATE SHOULD TAX LIQUOR EQUALLY WITH TOBACCO (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
BLAME FOR SMITH CRIME NOT ON DEMOCRATIC POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
JOHNSON'S 'NO' VOTES SHOW HIS LACK OF SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
VET SCIENCE LAB MOVES AHEAD TO NEW ERA,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*GARCIA BRINGS TOGETHER TWO GENERATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*RHINEHART GOES FOR BIG STAGE WITH EXPENSIVE PLAY,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*WALL DRUG OPENS PHOTO-FILLED BACKYARD TO TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 13 1995, sect.G, p.03, col.2"
GOP SENATE CANDIDATE SAYS JANKLOW CAN BEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA FARMERS MAY LOSE {dollar}250 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL CAR SALES REFLECT NATIONAL TREND,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR CROWDS SET RECORDS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL'S PROPERTY STOLEN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STRIKE INTERVENTION SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
WEATHER PUTS A DAMPER ON CITY'S ROAD REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
EROS STRIKERS LOSE RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
EROS STRIKERS LOSE RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
NEW ORDINANCE PROPOSED FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SON TESTIFIES IN BIA EMBEZZLEMENT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SON TESTIFIES IN BIA EMBEZZLEMENT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
VOTES FOR AN EVENING ARGUS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
VOTE ON SLIP UP ESSENTIAL SETP (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*GIRL SCOUTS UPDATE IMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA SIOUX--CARTER'S NO FRIEND,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA SIOUX--CARTER'S NO FRIEND,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GRAND JURORS QUESTION MAJOR EQUIPMENT DEALER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GRAND JURORS QUESTION MAJOR EQUIPMENT DEALER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 WOMEN HIT BY CAR AT FAIR FEUD,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*IT'S IDEMA--AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S IDEMA--AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUMMER REP ACTORS--PIONEERS & SURVIVORS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SUMMER REP ACTORS--PIONEERS & SURVIVORS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCRIPTS ARE THEATER'S BUILDING BLOCKS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WESTERN ARTISTS BRING WORKS TO SF SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WESTERN ARTISTS BRING WORKS TO SF SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MUNICIPAL BAND FEATURES SOLOISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*AUTOHARPIST HEADS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ABDNOR ERRORS WOULD BRING NCPAC BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW--JUDGESHIP TALK UNTRUE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ABDNOR ERRORS WOULD BRING NCPAC BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW--JUDGESHIP TALK UNTRUE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SD KENNEDY BACKERS MAY GO TO ANDERSON,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FINANCE DIRECTOR OF BOX ELDER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD TAKES HIGHER SD MILK BID,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
KUNDERT--MOST DON'T CAMPAIGN ON STATE TRIPS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
KUNDERT--MOST DON'T CAMPAIGN ON STATE TRIPS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD TAKES HIGHER SD MILK BID,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD TAKES HIGHER SD MILD BID,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
KUNDERT--MOST DON'T CAMPAIGN ON STATE TRIPS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN SPATTERED BY OUT-OF-STATE 'MUD',"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MUSKIE KEEPS HIS NUCLEAR COOL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN'S SENIORITY IMPORTANT FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS SUE EX-EMPLOYEE-BELLE FOURCHE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"HAIL, STRONG WINDS BUFFET STATE","Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS TELL JUDGE THEY WANT BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
INDIANS TELL JUDGE THEY WANT BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*NEW CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL EXPECTED TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*NEW CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL EXPECTED TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SCHUMAKER MAY ACCEPT TEXAS JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS WON'T APPEAL RULING URANIUM EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
JANKLOW UNVEILS STATE WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW UNVEILS STATE WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE BUDGET ITEMS WE TEND TO FORGET,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
THE BUDGET ITEMS WE TEND TO FORGET,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FARMING WITHOUT LEGS--ONE MAN'S TRIUMPH,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FARMING WITHOUT LEGS--ONE MAN'S TRIUMPH,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*MARILYN MAYE--A SINGER, BUT ALSO A PERFORMER","Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FARMING WITHOUT LEGS--ONE MAN'S TRIUMPH,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHEERLEADING PROMOTED AS MORE THAN JUST FOR SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONTROLLERS MAY FACE MORE LEGAL ACTION,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SCRAP SALES PUTS {dollar}10,000 IN CITY'S TREASURY","Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGAL INSURANCE ABAILABLE IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGAL INSURANCE AVAILABLE IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEED CONTROL OFFICER SAYS COMPLAINTS LEGITIMATE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS CAN'T COPE WITH RURAL PARTIES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS CAN'T COPE WITH RURAL PARTIES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RAIL PETITION NEEDS MIRACLE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOOD HUNTING...(ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEE SOUTH DAKOTA (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"3,000 MIGHT LOSE VOTE IN MINNEHAHA COUNTY","Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MAN ACCUSED OF BURGLARY MAY TESTIFY TODAY AT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SDSU PLAN FOR BUDGET REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
SDSU PLAN FOR BUDGET REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"BIG STONE CITY ELDERLY WOMAN ATTACKED BY DOG, DIES","Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRIBAL FUNDS MAY BE USED IN OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OUTLOOK FOR CROP PRODUCTION IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS LIMITS ON TERMS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"BIG STONE CITY ELDERLY WOMAN ATTACKED BY DOG, DIES","Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRIBAL FUNDS MAY BE USED IN OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OILMAN SEEKS MORE SD NATURAL GAS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRM DRAFTS MANDAN PLAN IMPACT STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LOHNES' MURDER TRIAL BEGINS MONDAY-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BONES TRACE PRIMITIVE DISEASES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
GRANT USED TO COMPUTERIZE LEARNING LAB,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
GRANT USED TO COMPUTERIZE LEARNING LAB,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*BONES TRACE PRIMITIVE DISEASES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*BONES TRACE PRIMITIVE DISEASES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
GRANT TO COMPUTERIZE LEARNING LAB,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SD MAN CHARGED IN NEB RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
UNCERTAIN FUNDING HURTS INDIAN COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
UNCERTAIN FUNDING HURTS INDIAN COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
EDUCATOR SAYS SCHOOLS DOING OK,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
JUDGE DISMISSES TRIBE'S HOMESTAKE SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NOW THAT'S WHAT YOU CALL A QUEEN SWEEP,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD SUES FEDS OVER INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PASTOR LEAVES SD FOR GENEVA,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*PASTOR LEAVES SD FOR GENVA,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS A FINE CITY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
WESTERN ART SHOW IMPRESSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*JILL SWANK NAMED DANCE ASSOCIATION DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COLLEGE COACHES ARE ON THE ROAD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POSITIVE-THINKING YOUNG GOLF PRO,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*WOMEN DON'T SUPPORT REAGAN, REPUBLICAN SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE SATISFACTORY FOLLOWING SURGERY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
METEORS TO BE VISIBLE IN NORTHEAST SKY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSES 2 PERCENT SALES TAX FOR CONVENTION CTR,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SAUDI SHEIK TO VISIT YELLOW THUNDER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-BERGELAND DIRECTOR TO BE ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HIGHER CAMPING RATES ANGER BIKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BIG CROPS INSPIRE SOME VARYING VIEWS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW FARM CRISIS BILL OFFER SECOND CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHO WILL SPEAK OUT FOR INDIANS AT ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY SHOULD TAXPAYERS BAIL OUT BLACKSTONE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROPERTY TAX LIMIT URGED FOR SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RETURN SOUGHT OF STOLEN COLLECTOR'S ITEMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UNHAPPY WITH COVERAGE OF LIGHTNING TRAGEDY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEPOSIT LAWS CUT LITTER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ROBERTS DOES REPRESENT PEOPLE OF SD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BENNETT COUNTY OFFICIALS PROBE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CRIMINAL FINE FEE SUPPLEMENTS BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP TO PROVIDE ADVICE FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMEBUILDERS SUPPORT DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IN SEARCH OF A POT OF GOLD IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISS TEEN PAGEANT TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEARCH FOR ESCAPED TRUSTEE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THOMS CRITICIZES COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
16-YEAR-OLD DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*OH DEER--IT WAS FRIDAY THE 13TH,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PATROL CRACKS DOWN ON SPEEDING BIKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ROBERT EVANS OFFICIALLY DISABLED--JUDGE SAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ROSCOE TO RECEIVE FEDERAL LOAN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WWII VETERAN RECEIVES 18 MEDALS IN CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*BUSINESS RISING AT JOE FOSS FIELD,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WETLANDS PRESERVATION IS A LOVE STORY FOR SOME,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ATHLETES BEWARE OF SEARING SUMMER WEATHER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MATHIESEN SHOOTS DOWN HONKERS 7-3,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ARCHERS STALK WILD KINGDOM EAST OF SF,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*OLSON'S SOFTBALL SUCCESS SPANS THE CONTINENT TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*HOFER FOREGOES FASTPITCH FOR FAST BALL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
EXPERIENCE KEY TO SAFETY IN SPRINT CARS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*SWITCH TO GREEN MAY BE SIGN OF SPRUCED UP IMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDS WILL GIVE EVIDENCE AT BANK CLOSING HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WOMAN, 78, VACATIONS 8 BLOCKS FROM HOME","Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BREAKS SHOULDER IN BIKE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"HIGHWAY TOLL UP 25 PERCENT, BUT ACCIDENTS DECLINE","Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LAUREN HOOPER CHOSEN SIOUX FALLS' JR MISS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FUROR SET OFF BY ASPAAS MAY AID PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BOOK TELLS WHY DOUGLAS COUNTY IS A GIANT (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARMER HAS CORRECTIONS ABOUT FARM CEMETERY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JOKING ABOUT SPOUSE ABUSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BOARD WANTS PUBLIC COMMENT ON WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER WILL SPEAK AT CEREMONY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAILROAD MONEY WILL COME TO STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SCHOOL BOARD GROUP HONORS HANSEN, HULM","Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
4 AIRLINES FILE MORE SUITS IN TAX DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DRIVING HORSES TO RODEOS MAKES BETTER BUCKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
JUNE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE IS 5.2 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
FRIENDS SHOCKED BY MURDER CHARGE--HERMOSA,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*BIKER'S LADY LIKES LIFE ON BACK OF A HARLEY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*BRAINS MORE IMPORTANT THAN LOOKS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHILD ABUSE--BREAKING THE VICIOUS CYCLE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD WEATHER COMES IN EXTREMES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
*SUSAN WILSON--COOKING EASES TENSION OF WORK DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*STATE'S ONLY PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT SATISFIED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THRIFT STORES PROVIDE A NECESSARY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ADJUSTABLE LOAN MAKES HOMES MORE AFFORDABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*PANEL--PUT PRISON IN SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRAINERS USE KITTENS TO MAKE DOGS MEAN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY--COLLEGE COSTS TO RISE 6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SWIMMING IN SYNC,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MILITARY ANNOUNCES HONORS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STANGA ELECTED LEADER OF BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CITY MAN ACCUSED OF DAMAGING CORN CROP,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONSERVATION GROUPS WANT POWER TO TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COOPER NAMES ENGEL FIRE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGE IN KNIFE-THREAT INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRISON PROBLEMS TOPIC OF ELEPHANT CLUB MEET,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WESTERN SURETY LAYS OFF 17 EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANISTOTA MAN FACES GRAND THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STREET WORKERS RETURN TO POTHOLE REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*TWINS REALIZE DREAM WITH TRIP TO IRELAND,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BEAR MURDER TRIAL TO BEGIN IN NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STANSELL FACES SENTENCING IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DISCLOSURE REGULATIONS SHOULDN'T BE LOOSENED (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN ANSWERS LETTER ON VETERANS' MEMORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PORNOGRAPHY BAD EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL BUDGET WILL INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WASTA GIRL HEEDS MOTHER'S ADVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RULES SOUGHT FOR DRAINAGE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ADAMSON WHIFFS 19 IN BROOKINGS WIN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY SCRAPS DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LATE TALKS DON'T MEAN A STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TWO SIDES DISAGREE ON VOTE'S IMPACT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ELECTION RESULTS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CITY VOTERS DIM HOPES FOR FUTURE OF SF (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BASEBALL ON RIGHT TRACK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
POLITICIANS MUST HELP RESTORE AG PROSPERITY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
AMERICANS BECOME NUMBERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
AMERICA WRONGLY BLAMED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*PREPARES TO START YEAR WITHOUT BOOKS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOP CANDIDATE BLASTS STATE FAIR RULES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE TOURISM OFFICIALS SMILING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WILL TALK WITH RESIDENTS ABOUT GRANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ROBERTS TO ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS MAN GETS ONE YEAR FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"COUNTY PUTS {dollar}40,000 RADIO PLAN ON HOLD","Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FORMER TEA RESIDENT ARRESTED IN LAS VEGAS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE REFUSES TO LET INMATES ATTEND CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SOLVE WORLD'S 10 BIGGEST PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SPEARFISH OK'S ISSUING {dollar}1.25 MILLION IN BONDS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HEIDEPRIEM CONTINUES PUSH FOR SPECIAL SESSION,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE ORDERS NEW SPRINGFIELD APPRAISAL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ACLU OFFICIAL THREATENS SUIT AGAINST ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
CONVICT PLEADS GUILTY TO MORE DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2 SIOUX FALLS MEN APPEAR ON ASSAULT COUNTS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
SD HUNTERS WILL BAG FEWER DUCKS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
2 CARS HIT COWS ON COUNTY ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HUNDREDS RETURN ICE CREAM,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE OK'S {dollar}100 MILLION FOR CONTRAS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER DEFENDS SANCTION VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ESCAPEES ARE SUSPECTS IN CALIF CRIMES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JUSTICE NOT YET EQUAL BUT WITHIN RANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SF DOESN'T NEED ANOTHER HEART SURGERY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"FAMILY WILL SUFFER, THANKS TO THIEVES (L)","Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY NEEDS NEW FESTIVAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*THE STRONG MAN AT 83,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GO BACK TO SCHOOL IN STYLE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CONTESTANTS COMPETE WITH WOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
PROGRAM OFFERS SCANDINAVIAN STUDY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SCREENPRINTING WORKSHOP PLANNED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
WHEAT QUEEN PROSPECTS CAN APPLY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
ATHLETES CAN HELP FIGHT DISEASE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
CONFERENCE PLANNED FOR SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
HOME CELEBRATES 90TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
BELL ENDORSES COST-OF-LIVING INCREASES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON WANTS MEETING ON HAZARDOUS WASTE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED ON PROSTITUTION-RELATED CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE RECOVER GETAWAY CAR,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS QUESTION LEGALITY OF REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"2,000 SOUTHEASTERN HOMES LOSE POWER","Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO FIND HOMES FOR SPECIAL CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SUMMER WEATHER FALLS FLAT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER AVOIDS TAG OF TRAVELER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CONDE GRAIN ELEVATOR FIRE BLAME ON LIGHTNING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE TO MEET THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR TO VISIT SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUSPECT IN DELMONT SLAYING TO BE ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY VICTIM OF SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD GUARDSMAN SHOOTS HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*STREET HEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"EDELEN, MILLS RANK AMONG KINGS","Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SF TEAMS CHASE NATIONAL TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*BAD NEWS ON HOME SALES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOLWORK,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WILLIAMS PIPE LINE FINED {dollar}59,000","Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY, SCHOOL BUDGETS COST {dollar}1,700 APIECE","Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PAC DONATIONS NEED TO BE CONTROLLED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*KDLT PLANS CHANGES, MOVES TO SF","Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEENS TAKE KKRC TO TOP,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION OF UHF STATION MAY START SOON,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RADIO STATION IS 13TH ON ARBITRON LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY MAN KNIFED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WOMAN SUES IN OMAHA KILLING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CAPTURED BY COUPLE CHARGED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN INJURED IN 3-CAR WRECK,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ROBBERY REPORT FALSE, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*2 INJURED IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COOKING BEAN SOUP FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW ID RULE FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS MEET TO DISCUSS SAVING RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRISON OFFICIALS TELL PANEL OF CROWDING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A LOT OF WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BERESFORD INVITES NEW PRISON TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
APPEALS COURT TO HEAR OPTOMETRIST'S CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BONDING FIRM REINSTATED IN IRRIGATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY SAYS DEFENDANT WAS SANE IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THIRD MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN GOLD THEFT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US AGENCY APPROVES HOUSING FOR ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
18 SCHOOL DISTRICTS AT IMPASSE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONCERT TICKET SCALPING DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FOLLOW THE BOUNCING BALL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PANEL TO CONSIDER GRAIN STORAGE RULES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PANEL TO HAVE BELL RATE HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*STAHL SPARKS SALEM,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LODERMEIER HAS LONG HISTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARTS OF STATE GET GOOD SOAKING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DELEGATE HEART 'N' SOUL FOR BUSH-DOLE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BUSH HAS OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE UP GROUND (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WHAT'S WRONG WITH MCGOVERN LIBERALISM,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FILM SHOULD NOT BE SHOWN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"SKIP SPORTS COMPLEX, PUT GOD (L)","Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BAN CIGARETTE ADS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
BOARD LIMITS TALKS TO MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
FARMERS AFFECT EVERYONE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
ILLITERACY GROWS AS PEOPLE RELY ON TV,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
HAMMONS TO MAKE DECISION ON HOTEL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON INTRODUCES DRUNKEN DRIVING BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BLUEGRASS TUNES CREATE FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON BOOSTS YANKTON'S ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRM'S DECISION TO MERGE CAUSES UPROAR,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLORADO FARMER DONATES HAY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
YANKTON CLUB WANTS TO REBUILD TERRITORIAL CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
WANT INVESTIGATION OF NORTHWESTERN BELL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
3 FINED FOR CLIMBING MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOYBEANS MIGHT EARN MONEY FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SOCCER SAVE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOWING OF CRP ACRES STIRS UP,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DAYTON REPORTS INCREASE IN SALES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"MIDCO, MIDCONTINENT BUY PAGING FIRM","Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN AT TOP IN PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PHONE EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMIC TROUBLE AHEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*CLASHING OVER DAKOTA BASHING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
GIVES YOUNG LOVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO BLOSSOM,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
BREAKING UP CAN BE PAINFUL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
AIR SHOW DRAWS CITY-SIZE CROWD,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MEMORIES OF WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THEATER USHERS IN SUCCESS FOR TOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CROWDS DWINDLE AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LIBRARY BEGINS HOMEBOUND SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LOCAL HISTORY BOOKS AVAILABLE HERE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*BASICS BACK IN FASHION FOR MEN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ESCAPE CLUB BRINGS LIFE TO FAIR BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
OTHER STATES SET GOOD EXAMPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COW GROWTH HORMONE NEEDS FURTHER STUDY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NELSON DIDN'T BEAT HUNKING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DELAY GARBAGE DUMP PERMIT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CITY ZOO SPONSORS BUS TRIP TO WINNIPEG,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PAPPEL APPOINTED TO STATE BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE WILL CHECK CHILD CARE SEATS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORTHING MAN HEADS FOR DRIVING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
30 CITIES GET SPECIAL POSTAL CANCELLATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INDIAN USES HER ART TO SPREAD CULTURAL LESSONS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LESSON FOR OWN KIDS--NO DIRTY DISHES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PARTIAL-BRAINED BABIES STIR ORGAN DONOR DEBATE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PASSION FOR CAMPAIGN WORK NEEDED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COSTNER FILM REUNITES OLD BUDDIES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SURFACE MINING GROUPS SHOULD EXPAND SLOWLY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PANTHERS WIN CALIFORNIA DUEL FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"RICH, BERNARD AVENGE LOSSES TO WIN","Argus LeaderAug 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*POLISH PLATE DAMAGED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER HAULS DASCHLE INTO PAC FIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GRAND JURY TO PROBE SALEM SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NASA PLANS TO HELP EROS BUILD FUTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*RETIRED GENERAL--HUSSEIN FEARSOME,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*A RECREATION MECCA,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HOME EC DEAN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"B-2, NASA AREN'T GETTING FAIR COVERAGE (L)","Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CAMPAIGN REFORM AIDS CHALLENGERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DO NOT USE INVASION AS EXCUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO MUD HENS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*SKYFORCE PICK SCORING OVER SIZE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BANTAM MOVE NOT EMBRACED BY ALL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOUNDARIES PROPOSAL REJECTED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
KSFY-TV TO BROADCAST FOUR COYOTE BALLGAMES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*2 NEW BUSINESSES EXPECTED IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SF RECYCLING PROGRAM GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BUMPER CORN CROP EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FRANKENFELD--LOSSES HURT FUND-RAISING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN GETS JAIL TERM, MUST BE COUNSELED","Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROSEBUD MAN GIVEN 21 MONTHS FOR ABUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SINCLAIR BLASTS RIVAL ON ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORK BEING DONE ON RAILROAD TRACKS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*241,618 PEOPLE VISITED FAIR","Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALCOHOL SHOULDN'T BE IGNORED--EXPERT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAMUELSON OFFERS LOTTERY REMEDY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ECONOMY BEST WEAPON IN GULF CRISIS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ACT DRAWS ATTENTION TO DISABLED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY PASSES DOWNTOWN FUNDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"DRIVER, MOTORCYCLIST DIE IN 2 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS","Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 NAMED TO DIRECT 4-H FOUNDATION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SEARCH OF RIVER, RAVINES DOESN'T TURN UP GUN","Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STURGIS ORGANIZERS CLOSE UP MEDIA CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NO ONE'S COUNTING AT TURNER COUNTY FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*LADY SINGS THE BLUES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPLIT TRIAL SOUGHT IN CARRIER-DEATH CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE GRANTS WIFE DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY OK'S WHEEL TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RAPE SENTENCES SENDING BAD SIGNAL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHEELCHAIR PERMITS ALLOW INDEPENDENCE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"DEATH NOTIFICATION WAS CRUEL, INSANE HOAX (L)","Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*MUSICAL ACTS WASHED OUT BY RAINFALL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EATING OUT IS ADVENTURE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROSS GIVES FIRST-CLASS ARENA ACT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*COOK ENJOYS FEEDING HUNGRY TEENS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CONFERENCE PLANNED FOR SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO SUE LEREW IN STAGED DISAPPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING ON ABANDONING RAIL LINE SET FOR SEPTEMBER 12,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS MAY ADD STEROIDS TO DRUG LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INSTRUMENTAL GIFTS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIR GUARD MAKES ROOM FOR F-16'S,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOELLER ENDS QUEST TO MOVE ASSAULT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF COLLEGE JOINS DAKOTA STATE TO OFFER CLASSES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TO BE DONE 1 TO 2 YEARS EARLY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TEPEE TUSSLE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FACES FINE FOR MINER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NUMBERS CLIMB IN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"TICKETS, WARNINGS UP AT RALLY","Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DEALING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PARKER CITY COUNCIL NAMES NEW POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TESTS SELF-SERVICE TICKET MACHINES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VERMILLION DISCUSSES LANDFILL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*SELECTED KENTUCKY'S HANSON,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"BICYCLE RIDE STRESSES FAMILY FUN, NOT COMPETITION","Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ELECTRONICS COMPANY MOVING TO BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SDSU TO HONOR 4 FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*DEADWOOD SHOP DEALS IN DENIM,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
HOUSES TO BE BUILT ON OLD VO-TECH WEST CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*VICTIM'S FRIEND--MOELLER HUGGED HER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEW DONATIONS FINDING PLACE ON FACE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'PORTRAIT' DIDN'T NEED SPOT ON TELEVISION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY'S GOLF PLANS SHOULD INCH AHEAD (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KOENIG PRAISED FOR STEPPING FORWARD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CLARK FARMER KILLED IN TRACTOR TURNOVER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUND ESTABLISHED FOR FIRE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEAD-ON CAR CRASH KILLS SISSETON TEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE ENDS FISCAL YEAR {dollar}5.9 MILLION IN BLACK,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOPE TO PLAY MINNESOTA FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*UP-CLOSE LOOK AT THE MONSTER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLINTON WOULD SPUR GOP RESIGNATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONVICTION UPHELD IN TWINS CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY PETITIONS FILED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*DASCHLE ON SCHIEFFER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PUBLIC TELEVISION TO AIR DEBATE OCTOBER 28,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
EPA MANUAL LAUDS SD GROUNDWATER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
'20-20' PLANS SHOW ON SD GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CORN PALACE ROCK CLUB PLANS ANNUAL EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SEA LIZARD FOSSIL NEAR CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL WEIGHS SKATEBOARDING OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
REGENTS TO DISCUSS BUDGET REQUESTS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SOCRATES FEATURED AT LEARNING SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD REJECTS ABSENTEEISM POLICY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"HOUSE, SENATE TO CONSIDER WOUNDED KNEE LEGISLATION","Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
JOHNSON INTRODUCES MEAT LABELING BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SENATE OK'S WEATHER SERVICE MEASURE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
STATE US WEST HOPEFUL OF PACT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*POST 15 DELIVERS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SORTING OUT THE ARBITRON RATINGS RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JAZZ JAM AT THE ZOO,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JACKSON REVEALS HIMSELF AT THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NICE-GUY GILL MAKES GOOD IMPRESSION AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*WOMEN BIKERS STEP UP AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*AFTER A YEAR AS NO 1, CITY NOW RANKS NINTH","Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CRASH KILLS TWO CYCLISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PIONEERS READY TO ANSWER CALL TO BEAUTIFY FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ZOO DELIVERS CALL OF THE WILD,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
TEENS READY FOR CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STUDY VALIDATES USE OF WASHINGTON AS CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BENEFITS OF GAMBLING FAR OUTWEIGH PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"GAMBLING HAS BOOSTED TOURISM, CREATED JOBS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CAMP SOS GREATLY BENEFITS SPECIAL-NEEDS PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GAMBLING NOT ANSWER TO STATE'S WELL-BEING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*IMITATE GOD WITH COMPASSION,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DISTRICT REASSIGNS WASHINGTON COACH,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAA CONSIDERS LINDA DASCHLE FOR JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN MARIJUANA CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN KILLED ON I-90,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ZOO'S ELEPHANT RIDES END WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ALLEN JOINS RACE FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD TAKING ANOTHER LOOK AT POTENTIAL LIBRARY SITES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS REVIEW BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UTAH TOWN LENDS HAND TO MADISON,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WALKING TALL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*KIDNAPPING SUSPECT WAS FAMILY MAN, FRIEND SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DIASATER CHECKS TO ARRIVE IN WEEKS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRADE SCHOOLS TO TRY NEW HOURS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILLER LEADS STURGIS TOUR TO RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TO VISIT MALAYSIA FOR TALKS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR HONORED AS ENGINEER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STURGIS LAWYER GETS JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ANIMAL-RIGHTS COUPLE AT FAIR GET A STARE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BOYS NATION DELEGATE STICKS TO OWN BELIEFS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY NURSE EMERGENCY DRIVEN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"T-REX WAS CARING CREATURE, EXPERTS SAY","Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WAKONDA DRIVE ON TO REINSTATE MANOR OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
CHAMPPS OBJECTS TO COMPETITOR'S PROPOSED SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA CONGRESSMEN SPLIT ON TREATY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*WINS LIFT FOUR INTO 2ND ROUND,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NCC FOOTBALL RIVALS POISED TO STALK FAVORED BISON,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES START TRIP WITH WIN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*SEEING THE FAIR IN A DIFFERENT WAY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD OF REGENTS APPROVE CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR DEBATING BUDGET HIT LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FAMILY WATCHED TUITION SKYROCKET IN PAST 25 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*DOWNTOWN BUILDING TO BE RESTORED,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SLOGAN AND PITCHMAN IN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CANARIES MUST STRING A FEW WINS TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANARIES RALLY PAST ST PAUL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WILSON GRABS BIG BAT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DRY-TRACK DILEMMA ISN'T EASY TO SOLVE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
TARTER WAITS WHILE GRANDPA WATCHES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*HIGH BROOD COUNTS REASON FOR OCTOBER OPTIMISM,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*TO MAKE YOUTH DEER SEASON A HIT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
NOT ALL WHO SELL LIQUOR MUST BE 21,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT CUTS VOLUME HELD IN RESERVOIRS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"WATER PROJECT FUNDS A VICTORY, DIRECTOR SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HAMBURGER SHOP CLOSING FOR WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEER CENTER MOVING OFFICES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WALK FOR ALZHEIMER'S SET FOR SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CITY CLOSING HALF-FILLED ELLIS DUMP,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HISTORY BUFFS AND THEIR TOYS ABOUND AT RENDEZVOUS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ELECTRIC-PANEL FIRE FORCES EVACUATION OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL ACCUSED OF ROLE IN SCAM,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SUPERINTENDENT RECEIVES TOP HONOR,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COMPENSATION FUND SETS CONFERENCE CALL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*MOTHER, CHILD DIE IN ONE-CAR ROLLOVER","Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STATE PARK ATTENDANCE SHOULD SET RECORD,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MAN CONVICTED IN POOL-TABLE SCAM,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*WATER SLIDE DRAWS ADULTS, KIDS TO POOL","Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SUSPECT IN SCAM WATCHED FOR 2 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CULTURAL PICNIC,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CANDIDATES TALK EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOL GROUP SEEKS FUNDS FOR TAX FIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HUD TO FINANCE 132 RESERVATION HOMES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
SORENSON DEPARTURE WILL INTENSIFY BATTLE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LAPTOP DECISION PAST (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*LITTLE FLOWER STAFF DEVELOPING LEADERS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
PUBLIC BROADCASTING (MITCHELL DAILY REPUBLIC),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
SAFER FOR TEENS TO BE ON THE LOOP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"POOR POLICY, BAD IDEAS REASON (L)","Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
UNCONCERNED PARENTS RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
NEW GOVERNMENT WILL MOVE SIOUX FALLS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
'BARN' PRODUCTIONS ALWAYS ENTERTAINING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
DISARMING CITIZENS MEANS LOSING MILITIA (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
ARGUS EDITORIAL BOARD WRONG ON WETLANDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
PUBLIC BROADCASTING NEEDS VIEWER SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
MINNESOTA HIGHWAY HONORS WRITER LAURA WILDER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*TAKE A LOOK AT EGAN BOOK TO SEE TALENT,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*BROOKINGS' BAUER BIDS FOR FAIRY TALE ENDING,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*ROUTE 42: SLICE OF PAST FADES AWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MURDER CASES STRETCH BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HIGHWAY 42 PLAN UPSETS NEARBY RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*FALL PARK RENEWAL IS SPLASHY PROJECT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NATION SHOULD BEAR NO GUILT FOR BOMBING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GILL'S ARENA CONCERT WELL WORTH THE COST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CITY'S GOOD RESTAURANTS TOO NUMEROUS TO NAME (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
LATEST GOP CUTBACKS PUNISH INNOCENT KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PASSENGER DIES IN CRASH BY DE SMET,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN HURT IN ROLLOVER REMAINS IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OPEN ADOPTION GROWS IN POPULARITY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PERIODIC RAIN MARS LAST DAY OF FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
READERS SHARE MEMORIES OF WORLD WAR II,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DALLAS WAS THE HIGHLIGHT OF CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CIVIL WAR FESTIVAL TO BEGIN FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PETITIONS FILED TO RECALL MAYOR,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GARDEN DEDICATIONS TO HIGHLIGHT PARTY,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"QUALITY OF LIFE HIGH IN SD, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SERVICE COMMEMORATES WWII,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*GROWING UP ON FARM DEVELOPED CHARACTER,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*ENJOYED THROWING PARTIES,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*TRAFFIC FATALITIES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
GROUP FORMS TO PROMOTE SMOKERS' RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
AMATEUR FOSSIL HUNTER FINDS T-REX REMAINS,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*RESCHEDULING JURY DUTY IS SOMETIMES OK,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"CANARIES FALL, 6-5","Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WITH HERRERA ABSENT, MELLENBRANDT WINS","Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ROADSTERS BEAT ATC FOR STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*MAKE THE FIRST MOVE TOWARD A RELATIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BAT BOYS HAVE A BALL,"Argus LeaderAug 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
KIDNAPPED IN HIS OWN VAN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"COMMISSIONERS CONSIDER TAKING {dollar}1,000 SALARY CUT","Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BABY FORMULA MAY BE FOUL,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"DAKOTA DEMOCRATS COLD, NOT SOLD ON CARTER","Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PATROL LEADER-LITTLE SUPPORT IN UNION EFFORT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COMMON PROPERTY REJECTED,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CLAY COUNTY ZONING DECISION DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS MOTORCYCLE POLICEMAN WAS INJURED,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
PROSTITUTES LEAVE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SPEED LIMIT PROBLEM SOLVED,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"GAS SUPPLY STABLE, COST UP","Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
FIGURES DISPUTE TOURISM UPSWING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ROCK ROWDINESS ADDRESSED,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TRANSPORT PANEL FACES TOUGH JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CATTLE PUT IN FEEDLOTS DECLINES IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WEATHER HOLDS BACK GRAIN HARVESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"VOCATIONAL EDUCATORS DISCUSS GOALS, BUDGETS","Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TRANSACTIONS DESCRIBED AT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TRANSACTIONS DESCRIBED AT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
COUNTY WILL PAY 18 CENTS A MILE-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
SHERIFF'S DEPT NEARLY OUT OF GAS MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL READIES FOR PUPILS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ASSISTANTS HELPING TO SWELL LEGAL RANKS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL KIDS' HEALTH NURSED BY THE HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STUDENT LOAN PROGRAMS INCREASE WITH TUITION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FOREIGNERS TO PAY HIGHER TUITION RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MAJOR PROGRAM OF GRANTS OFFERED TO AREA COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*IT'S BACK TO SCHOOL TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*MENNO GIRLS 'COOKS OFF' IN NEW YORK CONTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JURORS HEAR 2 MORE SALESMEN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SD VOTES FOR DASCHLE, NOT FRITZ","Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SD VOTES FOR DASCHLE, NOT FRITZ","Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JURORS HEAR 2 MORE SALESMEN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"END EMBARGO, CARTER URGED BY MCGOVERN","Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
POLITICS ENRICH WYANT WOMEN'S LIVES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FEW INDIANS COVER DEMOS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FEW INDIANS COVER DEMOS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*GANG OF FOUR RENDERS DYNAMIC ANTHEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIME MANAGEMENT REAPS VARIETY OF BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEFT-HANDERS MAKE ADAPTABLE MINORITY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"FARMING, BASEBALL MIX WELL IN SD","Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATE AMATEUR FAMILIAR SIGHT FOR DANNY O,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BELL HEADS FOR CALIF TO WORK FOR REAGAN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4-HERS APPLAUD ABSENCE OF 'CITY KIDS' AND FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS WAIT WORD OF SON,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHILLIPS URANIUM WINS TESTING OKAY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHILLIPS URANIUM WINS TESTING OKAY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW DENOUNCES ARTICLE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW DENOUNCES ARTICLE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CARTER PICK MAY HELP SD GOP,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STOFFERAHN WILL NO LONGER SEEK TRAVEL MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"DON'T DISCOUNT CARTER, MONDALE (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
13-YEAR-OLD WILL BE PROUD TO REGISTER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR JEOPARDIZES MCGOVERN'S SENIORITY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ABDNOR JEOPARDIZES MCGOVERN'S SENIORITY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SPEARFISH WOMAN DEAD FROM CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOONSOCKET WOMAN DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEAGUE HAS DAKOTA PROPOSITION SPEAKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF CANDIDATE DOESN'T WANT CARTER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRUG WORKSHOP FOR WOMEN SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER AIRMAN HELD FOR ARSON,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF CANDIDATE DOESN'T WANT CARTER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN SCHOOL BOARD LOOKS AT BIBLES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAR THEFT SUSPECT CHARGED,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONVENTION HECTIC FOR SD PAGES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COSTLY MANDAN RATES REFUTED,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NEW CROPS SEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD AFTER DRUG FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CITY CIVIL RIGHTS DIRECTOR DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY CIVIL RIGHTS DIRECTOR DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY CIVIL RIGHTS DIRECTOR DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*{dollar}79,000 WATER TOWER SITTING IDLE","Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OGLALAS APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OGLALAS APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY GETS HELP TO BREAK UP PARTIES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY GETS HELP TO BREAK UP PARTIES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STRIKE MAKES FLYING UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REALISM IS THE KEY IN WESTERN ART,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STRIKE MAKES FLYING UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NORTHERN NEEDS OK FOR SCHEDULED FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JURY FINDS HOFF GUILTY OF BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WARRANTS CAUSE SOME AGGRAVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WARRANTS CAUSE SOME AGGRAVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LOOKING FORWARD TO I-29 COMPLETION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CALLS MINNESOTA TAX ON HIS INCOME UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SAVE OLD RAIL LINES TO RESTORE PHEASANTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"POLISH, US STRIKE RESPONSES COMPARED (L)","Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CRITICIZES DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
USDA SAYS 2 DOG DEALERS INHUMANE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNOCCUPIED MITCHELL HOME EXPLODES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIVESTOCK WATERING AID SPREADS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KENNY ROGERS POSTPONES SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER PROJECT DEDICATION TODAY-EAGLE BUTTE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"LINCOLN RURAL WATER SYSTEM GETS {dollar}340,000","Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLIMATOLOGIST SAYS DROUGHT ENDING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOARD CAN REVIEW GRIEVANCE RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DECISION TO TAX LABOR TEMPLE UPHELD,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DECISION TO TAX LABOR TEMPLE UPHELD,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BOARD CAN REVIEW GRIEVANCE RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BOARD CAN REVIEW GRIEVANCE RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DECISION TO TAX LABOR TEMPLE UPHELD,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SIOUX HEAD MUM ON PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTIES ASK CROP DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"ENERGY AID APPLICATIONS TO BE SIMPLER, SPEEDIER","Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX HEAD MUM ON PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*A CLASSY NIGHT WITH A SALOON SINGER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW PRAISES EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW PRAISES EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PIPELINE SHOULDN'T TAP MADISON AQUIFER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
PIPELINE SHOULDN'T TAP MADISON AQUIFER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
AIR NEBRASKA STILL EYEING SD ROUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*THE PRICE ISN'T RIGHT FOR SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRISP WEATHER REKINDLES HUNTING ZEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD SCHOOLS SURVIVING FEDERAL AID CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LABOR CONTROVERSIES PART OF MORRELL'S HISTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD FARMER'S 1982 COSTS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*FRISBEES FLY IN SF CONTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOTORCYCLE CLASSIC IS JOURNEY INTO PAST,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INDIAN CAMP CAUSES CONCERN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HAYTI ELEVATOR ESCAPES FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
INSIST ON DEFENSIVE USE FOR US ARMS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEENS MUST BE TAUGHT RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DOUBTS IF WEEDS HURT NEIGHBOR'S HOME VALUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*PRIDE IN ACHIEVEMENTS SHARED BY SIOUXLAND HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*TOUR GUIDE COMMENTS ON MUSEUM SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN POLICE PROBE ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HIGHWAY CRASH FATALITY RATE DOWN 31 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"WOMAN WINS {dollar}4,000 IN GOLD HUNT-PIERRE","Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*JUNIOR MISS, MISS TEEN WINNERS PICKED","Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COUNCIL MIGHT MEET TO DISCUSS DISMISSED SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GOLD MINE TAILINGS TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SD 2ND HOME FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ANOTHER AIRLINE JOINS RAPID CITY'S FARE WAR,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
POLITICAL CAUCUS WORKS TO INCREASE WOMEN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
2 COUNTIES STUDIED FOR GROUNDWATER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HEIG'S HARD WORK KEEPS CLARK TEAM ALIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AHLERS HOLD SLIGHT EDGE IN HUSET,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TREATMENT FOR ALCOHOLISM IS MORE THAN DRYING OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THE SONGBIRD OF ST MICHAEL IS BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*DISTRIBUTIVE INSTRUCTOR SELLS, SELLS, SELLS","Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*HARVEY HERR--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*VO-AG TEACHER BELIEVES IN 1ST-HAND EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"DASCHLE, ROBERTS EASE STANDS ON FARM BILLS","Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
SDSU SCIENTISTS PERFECT NEW WHEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"*CAMPUS PLANS CENTER, CENTRALIZATION","Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UP IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REPORTS OF SEXUAL CHILD ABUSE INCREASING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA LOVES ALABAMA,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MADISON PROVIDES FIREWORKS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BEEP-BALL ALLOWS THE BLIND TO SEE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS HAYWARD ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARLEY-DAVIDSON OFFICIAL TALKS WITH BIKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ORIENTAL BAND WINS CONTEST AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PROJECTS COMPETE FOR {dollar}240,000 IN GRANT MONEY","Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VALUE OF SOUTH DAKOTA FARMLAND FALLS 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*YOUTH'S SPIRIT ISN'T DAUNTED BY PARALYSIS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNEMPLOYED MUST VERIFY JOB SEARCH,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
VICTORY SAVED 8TH AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FEDS REVIEW APPOINTMENT OF JUDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSURING SOVIET UNION TOWARD GAS WARFARE BAN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT OF STATE RURAL WATER SYSTEM WORTHWHILE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FREEZE MOVEMENT HAD ITS BEGINNING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"COUNTY, CITY FORM GROUP TO PRESERVE RAIL LINE","Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POSTER CONTEST IS FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROSECUTOR CAN'T JUDGE HEARINGS TOO,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY BUSINESSMAN CAPITALIZES ON SECURITY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNLOCKED GATES OPEN UP PROBLEMS FOR RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PET OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DATE SET FOR MURDERER'S LAWSUIT AGAINST OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CHILD DIES OF INJURIES FROM ACCIDENT WITH CAR,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"DEAN--STATE HAS BEEF, PORK TO FEED MILLIONS","Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SERVICE SPONSORS SOIL CONSERVATION FIELD DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRACTOR ACCIDENT KILLS 1-1/2-YEAR-OLD CHILD,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AGRICULTURE OIL DAY SET,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
VOC-AG STUDENTS EARN {dollar}2.7 MILLION IN WORK PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*ADDING COLOR TO THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*USD-SPRINGFIELD TO BECOME PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARTICLE MISLEADING ON MCKENNAN PARK USAGE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PEORIA AND SULLY FLATS ARE HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LOCAL ENROLLMENT HOLDS STEADY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILIES NEED TO TALK MORE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*GIRL AMONG WINNERS OF NSP CONTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
CITIES CITED FOR PEDESTRIAN SAFETY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
{dollar}39.2 MILLION SURPLUS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOKKEN LEAVES JAIL AFTER POSTING BOND,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE RULES AGAINST BAYER IN TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSIONER'S WIFE FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CITY BEGINS BUDGET HEARINGS TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DISCUSS PLAN FOR TESTING STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKERS DEFER DECISION ON GERKEN PAY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WE CAN'T GO ON SPENDING BINGE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COOPER'S EXPLANATION WASN'T WORTH THE WAIT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FORMER NEWSPAPER EDITOR'S FUNERAL IS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY WON'T GET FEDERAL DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"PATROLMAN SUES DRIVER, BAR OWNER","Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY AUTHORITIES CAPTURE PRISON INMATE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GOOD CORN CROP MEANS LOWER PRICES LATER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKERS MAY CHANGE GRAIN CHECKOFF PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
RIX WILL APPEAL RESULTS OF COMMISSION ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SF WORKERS HURT IN CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
KIMBALL MAN DIDN'T HAVE TOXAPHENE POISONING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SF BAR DAKOTA TERRITORY CLOSES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
RAPID CITY OFFICIALS KEEPING NEUTRAL,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
MAMMOTH SITE WILL START BUILDING NEW VISITOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*FEWER SOUTH DAKOTANS WORK ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HAMMONS MAY TRY AGAIN WITH NEW PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MYSTERY MAN STEPS FOWARD WITH {dollar}25,000","Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DOWNTOWN PROJECT DREW RECORD VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE NEXT STATE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COURT RULES PROPERLY IN TOUCHY BOOK CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE COULD LEARN SOMETHING FROM FROGS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*'WEIRD AL' SPINS TOP 40 ON ITS EAR,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BACK TO SCHOOL COUNTDOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*HOME LEARNING PASSES THE TEST,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*JAVA SCHOOL CLOSES ON SAD NOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPANKING NEW BUILDING AWAITS GRADE-SCHOOLERS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOCAL SCHOOLS OPEN DOORS TO CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS HAS 17 PRIVATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
A LOOK AT PUBLIC SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HERE'S A GLIMPSE AT SD COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CAREER ADVISOR--DO WHAT YOU LIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
TUITION RATES DIFFER AMONG SF PRIVATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
CITY SWIMMING POOLS TO CLOSE FOR SUMMER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-BIA OFFICIAL GETS 6 MONTHS FOR EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAULTY SIGNALS FORCE REPUBLIC FLIGHT DELAY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP CHAIRMAN CLEARS FOR ALL CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 APPOINTED TO COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HORMEL WORKERS REJECT OFFER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
2 TEEN-AGERS ARRESTED FOR CHURCH FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT CONCENTRATES ON IMPROVEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOP SENATE COMMITTEE BEARS GIFTS FOR ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*JANKLOW CONFIRMS SENATE CANDIDACY, MAYOR SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ALCOHOLICS' CHILDREN NEED OUTSIDE HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGAL QUESTIONS HOLD UP RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PRE-SEASON ALL-NCC FOOTBALL TEAM,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POST 22 CHAMP AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
WALLEYES BITING ON MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BOND SET FOR ACCUSED PIMP,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
UNION QUIET ON POSSIBLE STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RECREATION IDEA MERITS A FRIENDLY RECEPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESERVE MADISON BUILDING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TOO DANGEROUS TO LET KIDS ROAM FREE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BUS TERMINAL IDEA IS A JOKE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ABDNOR MET BIG CHALLENGES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*VIOLIN EXPERT VISITS SD FIDDLE MAKER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ABDNOR MISQUOTED, CAMPAIGN AIDE SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHANGE IS IN AIRWAVES FOR KDLT-TV,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS WIN TOP SPOT ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISTRICTS TO PAY COSTS OF LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE--FARMERS FAVOR PRODUCTION COSTS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT IN KNIFE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTIONS OF SF MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAWSUIT CHALLENGING PETITIONS TO BE FILED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL UN ASSOCIATION ELECTS CHAIRWOMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SENATE DEBATES DEBATED,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS SUSPECT TAINTED FOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BEADLE COUNTY GRAND JURY CONVENED,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS UNION RAKES IN HAY FOR SOUTH,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOBRIDGE NATIONAL GUARD NAMED IN SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL PASSES ABDNOR ASBESTOS AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOCAL DAIRY TRACKING ICE CREAM,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HIGHWAY FUND LOST {dollar}5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS CRIME,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"MICKELSON, HERSETH HEAR SPORTSMEN'S CONCERNS","Argus LeaderAug 15 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DIOCESE WON'T BAR AIDS VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GUNMEN ROB IOWA JEWELRY STORE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ASSAULT VICTIM FIRES SHOT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD BELIEVERS TO CONVERGE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FEMALE PASTOR TO JAPAN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CITY THANKED FOR HOSPITALITY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"BOWL-A-THON RAISES {dollar}1,020","Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
YWCA THANKS CAMPER SPONSORS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
20 PANTRIES BENEFIT FROM DRIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BRINGING IN A MEDIATOR FOR MORRELL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NORTH WAS FOLLOWING ORDERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINISTERS ABUSE WEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ABDNOR SPEAKS TO BANKING GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOOD PANTRIES TO RECEIVE 6 TONS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY SEMINARS SET FOR RETAILERS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE LAWYER CHOSEN AS DELEGATE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WILLIAMS TO PAY CITY {dollar}17,000","Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRAINING PROGRAM HELPS CLIENTS CHANGE COURSE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEDERAL AGENCY LOWERS CORN LOAN RATE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"UNION, MORRELL AGREE TO MEET AGAIN MONDAY","Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UTILITIES OVERCOLLECTING MILLIONS AFTER TAX CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANIMAL CREMATORIUM SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS PROPOSE MINE MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEAD OF ANIMAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL STUDIES AID FOR TELEPHONE CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU TEACHER WINS STATE HONOR FOR ESSAY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NOT HOT ABOUT AD FOR TEXAS ICE CREAM,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATES JOIN IN CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
3 MURDER APPEALS TO BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
JUDGE MUST OPEN WATERTOWN HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*AIRLINE BOARDINGS INCREASE IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SMALL-TOWN ARMOUR IS REPUBLICAN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DELEGATES REMEMBER FAVORED DOLE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DIRECTOR BUILDS TERRIFIC MONUMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
SCHOOL CHALLENGE MOVES TO NEXT STAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DUKAKIS MAKES CARTER LOOK LIKE A MODERATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FILM BLASPHEMES CHRIST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BODIES OUTRANK LAWNS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DEMOCRATS HIDE DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CARTER WINS DAKOTAS TOUR EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BUZZARDS STREAK TO SLOW PITCH TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
"BED, BOOZE TAX MEETING TONIGHT","Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC NEUTRAL IN DEREGULATION BATTLE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STURGIS QUIET AFTER MOTORCYCLE CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
1989 IS YEAR OF CONCERN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BEER GARDEN TOP STOMPING GROUND,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*LOGGING SOME TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OWNERSHIP OF STONE FROM HISTORIC HOUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
'OZ' RESEARCHERS--HOME WAS ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY CONSIDERS LIQUOR LICENSE FOR REC CENTER EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD FARMS GET LARGER SHARE OF AID,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MICROWAVE PLANT FIRES 5 MANAGERS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CASUAL COMFORT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR NEEDS FRESH IDEAS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MADISON OVEN DOES NOT NEED A PERMIT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COOL WEATHER HELPS CUT SD CROP STRESS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FARM COUPLE WINS CONSERVATION AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MICKELSON ADDS TO DROUGHT LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SEARCH IS ON FOR OPERATORS OF RESORTS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WATER PLAN BACKERS IN NATION'S CAPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD GAME,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PLAN MOVES AHEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AIR NATIONAL GUARD PROMOTES COL ROBAR,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE DENIES DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXTENSION SERVICE TO MOVE TEMPORARILY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ND, MINN MEN DIE IN WEEKEND CRASHES","Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S CAUCUS TO MEET WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMPETENCY TRIAL SET FOR MURDER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSON SPENDING RECESS IN ISRAEL,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LITIGATION ADDS TO RURAL HEALTH'S WOES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD CONSIDERS ABSENCE POLICY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY MAN GETS 25 YEARS FOR RAPING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOP--GOVERNOR GAINING STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCOUTS TO TOUR SD HIGHLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE ROSE IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
2 ARRESTED MEN MAY BE SCAM TEAM,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LAZY DAYS OF SUMMER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UNCERTAINTIES STRIKE FEAR IN FAMILIES OF SOLDIERS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SET UP FUND FOR DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
RALLY EARNS STATE PLACE IN HISTORY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ELIMINATE DETAILS IN RAPE REPORTING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
OIL COMPANIES SEEM TO BE IN COLLUSION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER USES PLEDGE TO AVOID ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOOD RECORD DOESN'T SWAY PAROLE BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"PRESSLER EFFECTIVE, NOT A RUBBER STAMP (L)","Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
'LOUISIANA WAFFLE' LATEST DANCE CRAZE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*CAN-DO COOKING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CANNER CARRIES ON A FAMILY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"ABDNOR, JANKLOW STUMP FOR FRANKENFELD","Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE INSPECTORS LOOK FOR EXPLOSION CLUES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAL WASTE FOUND AT ALLEGED DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL MEALS TO RISE 10 CENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEEDOMETER CHECKS OFFERED THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPLITROCK WON'T OPT OUT OF TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AMBULANCE DECISION DUE IN 2 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BEAMING IN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISTRIBUTOR ENTERS HABITUAL OFFENDER PLEA,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROBBERY SENTENCE DISAPPOINTS PROSECUTORS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GROUND BROKEN FOR NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER PUTS S&L BALL IN MUENSTER'S COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SISSETON FUNERAL HOME OWNER DIES AT 56,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ACCIDENT KILLS MAN NEAR NEWELL,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE SCHOOL TO ENROLL COSTA RICAN STUDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS SUPERINTENDENT IS NOMINEE FOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*HUMPHREY IS CANDIDATE FOR CURCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AUTHORITIES HAVE FILM OF RALLY SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CASINO TO OFFER {dollar}1 MILLION JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LENNOX ENJOYING NEW POOL,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*LEGISLATOR TO START CONVENIENCE STORE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA DUNES GAINING BANK CARD OPERATION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HOMESTAKE SAYS PLANS FOR EXPANSION ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MANUFACTURER TO OPEN PLANT IN BERESFORD,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*TWA CUTS FARE FROM SF,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*DAKOTA DUNES OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE SHORTED IN DEFENSE BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BCCI EYED SD MOVE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SERIAL KILLER'S CLAIMS DRAW STATE'S ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*JAZZING THINGS UP,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PROTECT SD'S ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY SHOULD PICK UP PACE ON RECYCLING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FED RULES KILL ITS SMALL TOWNS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"STATE SHOULD SPEND ON RIVER, LAKE ACCESSES (L)","Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JURY WRONG ON REASONABLE DOUBT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PAPER SHOULD GIVE RACING MORE ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*DUNES MEETS ITS MAKER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PITCHING DEPTH WILL BE KEY FOR TEAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FALL FISHING--HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
EXPECTED TO GAIN 7 JOBS HERE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STATE DOWNPLAYS MOST SPRING WHEAT FEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BARTENDERS PLAN DRIVE TO BAN VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR CLUES IN CASE OF MISSING TEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"1,000 ARE EXPECTED AT STUDENT CONFERENCE","Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AIR UNIT PRESENTS NEW F-16 FIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS BLAST BACK AT COUNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SEARCH FOR MAN COST {dollar}5,200","Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MARKETING OF CIGARETTES HAS DASCHLE BURNING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARSON SUSPECT ATTENDS FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GAVINS POINT DAM PASSES INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINERAL BOARD OK'S BUILDING PERMIT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRISON TERM BEGINS FOR TRESPASSER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BUS DRIVER GETS 3 DAYS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON CONSIDERING 1-PERCENT BED TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ALL IN A DAY'S WORK AT THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD CASES RISE 3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN BLAMES LOTTERY HABIT FOR THEFTS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
VOTE COULD KILL COMMUNITY CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*FIRST LADY HITS NERVE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PAIR BREAKS MARITAL TRADITION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STILL ROCKING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHANGE TV CHANNEL IF PROGRAM OFFENDS YOU (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUSH NOT TO BLAME FOR DEFLATED ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*GO FOR IT, AND ACCEPT GOD'S LOVE","Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'LIFE' FEATURES RECENT SD DOG-FARM RAIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ANIMAL BONDING TALK SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
APARTMENT FIRE CLAIMS 2ND VICTIM,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ASIAN-AMERICAN DAY CELEBRATION IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE BEGIN CARD GIVEAWAY SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2-CAR ACCIDENT KILLS MINNESOTA WOMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE HASN'T SAID HOW HE'D VOTE ON SCHIEFFER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAIR SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CLERK ALSO LINKS MOELLER, SLAIN GIRL","Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKER ETHICS PANEL ENDORSED,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TREASURY BALANCING ACT IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EX-SDSU WORKER PLEADS GUILTY TO EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOP PANEL REJECTS MALT LIQUOR PLANK,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE TELLS STATION PROTESTORS TO LEAVE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER TO SEEK DEATH PENALTY IN STABBING CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN NAMED TO RUN FOR DISTRICT 35 SEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS FIND NO LINK IN RECENT FATAL CRASHES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*IROQUOIS FARMER DRAWN TO MENNONITE FAITH,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT DISBARS FORMER PROSECUTORS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PANEL APPROVES LIMIT ON CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"RALLY VENDORS PAY {dollar}132,643 IN TAXES","Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WESTERN SURETY SALE FINAL,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*KNUTH'S CAREER KICKS INTO HIGH GEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOLFGANG IMPROVES SLOWLY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HAIR RAISING RIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CHILDREN OF INMATES OFTEN AT RISK,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STORY MADE COUPLE CITY AMBASSADORS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"TOP RANKING BROUGHT CITY FAME, PAINS","Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BEING NAMED NO 1 NOT ALL IT'S CRACKED UP TO BE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HERE IS ONE WAY TO BALANCE BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOLARSHIP KEEP BRIGHTEST IN SD (ABERDEEN AMERICAN),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*INDIAN SENATOR: GAMING MAY PUT DAMPER ON NATIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*TOUGH-SKINNED HILL CITY SURVIVES POLITICAL GAMES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CLINTON'S OUTRIGHT LIES GOT HIM INTO OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ELIMINATING NUCLEAR ARMS WOULD EASE DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LEGISLATURE'S DECISIONS ON GAMING WISE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MOST SPENDING CUTS OCCUR AFTER '96 ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
DOLE'S BUDGET PLAN FELL SHORT OF CLINTON'S (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"MEDICAL, INSURANCE DOLLARS WIELD POWER (L)","Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
THERE'S MORE TO HILLS THAN TOURIST TRAPS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
COMMENT PERIOD STARTS ON GRAZING PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KOHL'S TO START HIRING WORKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOTELS TO TRY TV 'SHOPS',"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOURNEY GETS HIGH MARKS FOR GOOD LOOKS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REVVED UP FOR KNOXVILLE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION COURSE ISN'T FOR ALL BOWHUNTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD DOVE HUNTERS CAN EXPECT SUCCESS ON SEPT 1 OPENER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CLEVELAND AVENUE WORK BEGINS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DISNEY MAY USE SD BUFFALO MEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOLF TOURNEY CAUSES TRAFFIC FLOW CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TODAY'S FINAL DAY OF SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO CITY WOMEN HURT IN TWO-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NICKEL LOTTERY HITS S DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PROPOSED MEMORIAL ROOTED IN LAND MICKELSON LOVED,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD GAMBLING RATE HIGH,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RENNER DEVELOPER REJECTED IN BID TO BUILD MORE HOMES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"EARNINGS OF {dollar}177,000 REPORTED FOR RODEO","Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GOOD WINTER WHEAT HARVEST PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MILLER ANNOUNCES STATE APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WATER ASSOCIATION REINSTATES LEMLER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*95-YEAR-OLD GOLFER STILL HITS LINKS WITH A PASSION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CHURCH CELEBRATES CENTURY OF GROWTH,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*TO GET BACK IN POLITICAL RING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RALLY BRINGS BIG BUCKS TO STURGIS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BOARD OF REGENTS OK BUDGET INCREASE OF 11.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
"*BROTHER, THAT WAS HEROISM AT ITS HIGHEST","Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*THE MAGIC OF LETTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*CITY POPULATION HITS 110,000","Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATOR: CLOSINGS UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*WATERTOWN MAY GROW TO NO 3 CITY IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ATTRACTING NEW JOBS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LOTTERY DIRECTOR SETS BAD EXAMPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*MITCHELL PLAN NOT HEALTH-CARE ANSWER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CANADIAN WHEAT (WATERTOWN PUBLIC OPINION),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MILLER'S COURT PICK A GOOD ONE (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
STRUCTURE OF CITY NEEDS TO BE ALTERED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PRO-LIFE RADICAL WING DOES NOT REALLY EXIST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TEACHERS EARN LITTLE FOR THE WORK THEY DO (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CRITICAL REMARK SHOULD PRODUCE AN APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"HEALTH-CARE REFORM MAY HARM, NOT HELP (L)","Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TERRORISTS CONVEY THE WRONG MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
ABORTION SHOULDN'T BE BASIC HEALTH BENEFIT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BACKGROUND NEEDED ON GOVERNMENT OPTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
INDIVIDUAL DIDN'T GET STATE IN LOTTERY MESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
"*NEED NON-TRADITIONAL CLASSES, IDEAS FROM ADULTS","Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HAWKISH TEENS ENJOY SUMMER WITH CANARIES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PIANO MEN ENJOY BLAST OF SUMMER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CAN'T COOL OFF THE CANARIES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ARMED WITH MOMENTUM,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LONGMAN DISMISSES FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DISCRETION USED WHEN SENTENCING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WORK-RELEASE INMATE ESCAPES OVER FENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EVENT TO SEEK END OF DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITIZENS FORM GROUP TO OPPOSE GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS--CUT HOURS TO SAVE JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR ENDS ON SUNNY NOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RETIRING PASTOR LEAVES TRIAL OF GOOD DEEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BASEBALL LEGEND SAYS GAME A LOT LIKE LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POTATO CROP GOOD DESPITE FEWER ACRES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MINING COMPANY NAMES NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*{dollar}147.4 MILLION RAISED TO REFINANCE LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
UTILITY CUSTOMERS GETTING REFUND CHECKS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BIKERS CHIP IN TO HELP BUILD HOMES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"RECYCLING PIONEER, 'QUEEN' STILL SORTING IT OUT","Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*ORGANIZERS DECLARE STURGIS RALLY A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
LOTTERY CUTS MAY HURT CITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
GROUPS DISAGREE ON CONSERVATION EFFORTS' EFFECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN WANTS RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*PERSONAL CREDIT CARD GOOD ON JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*PROPOSED STRIP MALL JUMPS AHEAD OF DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BRIDGE OPENS TO CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITALITY TAX SHORTFALL COULD HIT 20%--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CHEER FOR CLINTON IN TOBACCO FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PEROT COMMANDING UNDESERVED ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CRAZY HORSE LABEL IS INSULTING (JOURNAL OF NEW ULM),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
CREDIBLE SURVEY NEEDED IN RADIO WAR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CANCER PATIENTS STILL WAIT FOR CURE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PRESSLER IS TRYING TO SAVE MEDICARE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*NORTH DAKOTA TEAM WINS OAHE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIRDS NIP WINNIPEG,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN-AGER ALONE CAN'T HANDLE DAD'S SARCASM,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S VIRTUALLY PAINLESS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PINES BY BIKE TRAIL PLANTED IN 1962,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CREWS SEARCH POND, BUT FIND NO VEHICLE","Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EX-OFFICER SENTENCED FOR ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 5 MONTHS FOR MOLESTATION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STEELE RETRAIL MOVES TO WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*ALMOST 2,000 LOSE ELECTRICITY","Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
READERS SHARE MEMORIES OF WORLD WAR II,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FAIR ATTENDANCE LOWEST SINCE '89,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*WOMAN PULLED FROM RIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"BLACK-FOOTED FERRETS SPOTTED, AGENCY SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CORPS TO EXCAVATE DEPOT SITE FOR BOMBS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ONE-VEHICLE ACCIDENT KILLS 33-YEAR-OLD MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
2 ONLOOKERS SAVE PAIR FROM COLLAPSED TRENCH,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FREE FAIR TICKETS AVAILABLE TO SOME,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"TURNER, CLAY COUNTY FAIRS NEARING","Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*THE WALLS COME TUMBLING DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
274 DRUG ARRESTS REPORTED AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAYOR DISCUSSED COUNCIL ROLE IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
ENJOYED PLAYING 3 SPORTS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*COLLEGE COSTS FOR NON-RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*PRESSLER DRAWS TELECOMMUNICATIONS MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE DEVELOPS INTERNET BUSINESS LINK,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FOREIGN ADOPTIONS REQUIRE LESS WAITING,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*LOCAL FIRM WORKS GERMAN CONNECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 15 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*IS THIS AUGUST,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'BACK TO SCHOOL' NOT JUST FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COLORADO MAN DIES IN FIRE-TRIPP,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FOREIGNERS DON'T HAVE MAJOR HOLDINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FOREIGNERS DON'T HAVE MAJOR HOLDINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BODY OF STATE MAN FOUND,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BIA EX-BOSS DENIES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
INSULATION OFFERED FOR POOR,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
GASOHOL PLANT SNARLED IN RED TAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
BIA EX-BOSS DENIES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*WIND AS GOOD AS A WAVE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
FEDERAL ENERGY AID OFFERED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HELP CHRYSLER (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WANT AG FUNDING JUSTIFIED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
FREE ENTERPRISE PROMOTED AS CLASSROOM SUBJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WANT AG FUNDING JUSTIFIED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ELEMENTARY DECLINE MAY HAVE ENDED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MORRELL SUES TAYLOR OIL CO,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
K MART SUED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*JIM SAVAGE-HOW THE WEST WAS WOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'SWEENEY TODD' GOES FOR THROAT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*FRANK KOPYE, YANKTON GRAD SURVIVING ON BROADWAY","Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JIM SAVAGE-HOW THE WEST WAS WOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*'MEATBALLS,' 'LOVE AT FIRST BITE,' 'FRISCO KID'","Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SHE READS FOR PEOPLE WHO CAN'T,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*SHE READS FOR PEOPLE WHO CAN'T,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
TRAINS MAY BE ROLLING BY MARCH 1,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HOT, DRY SUMMER TO AFFECT WATERFOWL HUNTING","Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HOT, DRY SUMMER TO AFFECT WATERFOWL HUNTING","Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX NATION RIPS ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BURNS SAYS IT'S STILL THE SAME JOE SALEM,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NCC COACHES PROSPER,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*REPORT OF CAR ACCIDENT LEAVES LANDLORD 'FURIOUS',"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HOT PLANE COSTS COUNTY {dollar}26,700","Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REPORT OF CAR ACCIDENT LEAVES LANDLORD 'FURIOUS',"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEDIA BLITZ EXPECTED ON URANIUM,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OUTERWEAR FIRM FILES FOR DEBT REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*COUNTY TREASURER 'WINS' BY DEFAULT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*COUNTY TREASURER 'WINS' BY DEFAULT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 PLEAD GUILTY OF PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SECOND WEEK THAT WAS IN 1980 (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY GROUP OPPOSES MANDAN POWERLINE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"ATTACKS ON MCGOVERN, DASCHLE DISGUSTING (L)","Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"ATTACKS ON MCGOVERN, DASCHLE DISGUSTING (L)","Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
IPSWICH TEENAGERS KILLED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO RAPID CITY YOUTHS KILLED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SBA LOANS AVAILABLE TO 4 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
19 MORE COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KOR TO HEAD VOCATIONAL ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPORT--HOPPER AID MISMANAGED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE TURNS BACK {dollar}5.1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KOR TO HEAD VOCATIONAL ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KULL-DEMOS BREAK LAW,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SBA LOANS AVAILABLE TO 4 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW-STATE WORKERS TRAVEL LESS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
19 MORE COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT TOSSES ESCAPEES' TERMS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT TOSSES ESCAPEES' TERMS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*'WALTONS' STAR STUDIES STOFFERAHN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD CARTER DELEGATES LEADER,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SURPLUS FOR SALE BY CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
"*REAGAN BROKE PROMISE, LOCAL CONTROLLERS SAY","Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*REAGAN BROKE PROMISE, LOCAL CONTROLLERS SAY","Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*REAGAN BROKE PROMISE, LOCAL CONTROLLERS SAY","Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NOVICE SENATORS VIE FOR HIGH MARKS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
VANDALS DAMAGE CITY HALL PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*AN INSTINCT FOR ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REP--LIMIT COLLEGE ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOTHER & DAUGHTER REUNITED AFTER 20 YEARS APART,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AN INSTINCT FOR ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REP--LIMIT COLLEGE ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WATER--JANKLOW CALLS FOR UNITY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*WATER--JANKLOW CALLS FOR UNITY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW WATER PLAN PROMISING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW WATER PLAN PROMISING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATTS THINKS US OBLIGATED FOR MISSOURI DAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WATT THINKS US OBLIGATED FOR MISSOURI DAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WATT THINKS US OBLIGATED FOR MISSOURI DAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HAWLEY RECALLS EARLY AIR TRAFFIC MISHAP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CRITICIZES STRIKE COVERAGE BY MEDIA (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE IS ACCUSED OF MISLEADING PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"ADVICE FOR ARGUS, READERS ABOUT 'FED' (L)","Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CRITICIZES STRIKE COVERAGE BY MEDIA (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LIKED WOSTER'S STORY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
USD ENROLLMENT EXPECTED TO BE RECORD,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ON SENATE DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEETING ON MANDATORY INSURANCE SET,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ON SENATE DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PANEL TAKES TESTIMONY ON PIPELINES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILL PROVIDES ACCESS TO STATISTICS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SDSU EXPANDS CONTINUING EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TAXATION COMMITTEE MEETS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
USD ENROLLMENT EXPECTED TO BE RECORD,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LATE PLANTING PREVENTS WHEAT DISEASE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BANKER SEES INTEREST RATE DROP,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SD RANKS 14TH ON US GIFT LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*BANKER SEES INTEREST RATE DROP,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LAWSUIT MAKES 2ND TRIP TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LAWSUIT MAKES 2ND TRIP TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST STURGIS POLICE DEPT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST STURGIS POLICE DEPT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LAWSUIT MAKES 2ND TRIP TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
A TALE OF TWO DOVE HUNTS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
"*'RAINMAKER'--WIT, PATHOS","Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*RODEO WEEK IN BROOKINGS, SD","Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*'RAINMAKER'--WIT, PATHOS","Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*RODEO WEEK IN BROOKINGS, SD","Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AN OLD-SCHOOL COWBOY TENDS RODEO STOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AN OLD-SCHOOL COWBOY TENDS RODEO STOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CATHERINE STRASSER--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
*OWNER ENGINEERS A CHANGING ELECTRONICS FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*OWNER ENGINEERS A CHANGING ELECTRONICS FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*OWNER ENGINEERS A CHANGING ELECTRONICS FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*INMATES IN PENITENTIARY OUTNUMBERS JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
O'CONNOR TAKES FARM PLAN TO AG CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
300-YEAR FAMILY REUNION HAS SD TIES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SF FAMILY GROWS FRESH VEGETABLES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HISTORICAL SOCIETIES AWARDED GRANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*YUM--COOKED ITCH WEED FOR LUNCH,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS NEAR ABANDONED NIKE SITE PROTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LANDOWNER FIGHTS OVER PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HAYTI ELEVATOR OUT OF DANGER,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SMALL BUSINESSMEN SELLING OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DRIVER PLEADS GUILTY TO DWI--ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DYNAMITE STOLEN FROM PEERLESS MINE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FONDA NEVER FORGOT MIDWEST ROOTS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OSTOMY GROUP EXPLAINS OPERATION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLLS SHOW MAJORITY BACK DASCHLE ON ABORTION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE SAYS IT CAN REFUSE TUITION AID,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY CHANGE GRAIN HANDLING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
40 SETS OF POW LICENSE PLATES SOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FOLK FESTIVAL JAMMED WITH BLUEGRASS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COMMISSIONER--GF&P POST COMPLEX JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*EX-SF MAN WORKED ON LASER,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*NO MANICURED LAWN FOR THIS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*HOSPITAL TOLD TO RENOVATE, NOT BUILD, TO ADD BEDS","Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AT&T STRIKERS 'DETERMINED' AS TALKS OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BAPTIST SCHOOL WILL SWITCH TO 4-DAY SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLENTY OF HORN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*COURTS MAY TAKE CHILDREN FROM PARENTS WHO ABUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*REPORTING CHILD ABUSE HELPS ENTIRE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ANIMAL MUSEUM TAKES SHAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABUSE GROUP WILL ANSWER ASPAAS STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN HELD FOR FORGERY, THEFT WANTED ELSEWHERE","Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ONE OF TWO WOMEN HELD AT KNIFEPOINT RAPED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALL WOMAN IS SHOT TO DEATH IN HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MINORITY GROUPS OPPOSE CITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS LOANS WILL CREATE 375 JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER POLICE CHIEF PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FEDS REJECT HIRING TROY JONES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JOB SERVICE HAS MORE JOBS THAN IT CAN FILL,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
A HELPING HAND FOR ADULT DAY CARE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ASK NUCLEAR GUARANTEES FROM INDIA FOR NEW AID (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUPPORT URGED FOR MARCH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WHY CAN'T SF HAVE 2 TOURNEY TEAMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VOLUNTEERS URGED TO HELP VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC ABUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BUSINESSES NEED DEDICATION TO INCREASE THEIR INCOME,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COMMISSION APPROVES PLAN FOR HAYWARD ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY NEEDS 2 MORE POLICE OFFICERS FOR HAYWARD AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MOVIEGOERS GET SMOKED OUT OF STATE THEATRE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*ELEVATORS ARE FILLED TO THE BRIM,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
EX-GOVERNOR LEAVES HOSPITAL AFTER BIKE INJURY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS 2 DOWNTOWN STORES IN SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"MAN, 38. CHARGED WITH PRESCRIPTION FRAUD","Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PARTY LEADER'S NEW WIFE MAY HAVE SWITCHED TIES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
150 ARRESTED FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BUSTOUT GAME ISN'T DISGUISE FOR ILLEGAL GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
TOWN DECIDES THE PAPERWORK ISN'T WORTH IT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
DEMS CHANGING DELEGATE SELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JUDGE SAYS CONVICTIONS SHALL STAND,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SKELETON IDENTIFIED AS INDIAN BABY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FREEMAN'S MILLER GOES TO PAN AM GAMES IN A YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CLARK, CANOVA WIN--GASSMAN TIES WIN MARK","Argus LeaderAug 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LITTON WORKERS HOPE PACT NEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DEMAND, NEW PRODUCTS SPARK EXPANSION","Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ARTIST'S CREATIONS ARE WASH AND WEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EVENT HONORS LEGION COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
SYMPHONY GUILD HOSTS BRUNCH,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
FAMILY VIOLENCE PROJECT MEETS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
STATE WOOL CONTEST PLANNED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*FIRE DESTROYS MOBILE HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAKE PRESTON TIMES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AG LEADER--FARM INDUSTRY IS IN TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXCHANGE CLUB WILL REDEDICATE FREEDOM SHRINE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INFORMATIONAL MEETING ON ABORTION IS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETING OF RETIRED FEDERAL WORKERS IS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER PROJECT COSTS FACE COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LANDOWNERS ACCUSE OIL FIRM OF DECEPTION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SOCIETY'S SUPPORT FOR YOUNG PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DOWNTOWN SF CAN STILL ATTRACT CROWD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROAD COULD IMPROVE ACCESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIAL OVER INDIAN CAMP (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESTORE PROPER GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CORBLY NOT VET SPOKESWOMAN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DUSTY STREETS ARE REVOLTING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DEADWOOD MERCHANTS AGAINST RISE IN SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FORMER DEPUTY SUES TRUCKING FIRM, DRIVER","Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 FAMILY MEMBERS DIE IN ACCIDENT NEAR WOLSEY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MONEY IS AVAILABLE FOR SALARIES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SPEAKER KEEPS WORDS FLOWING FAST,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COUNTIES SHOULD CONTROL DRAINAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CUNNINGHAM IS BEHIND PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DRAWING FOR ANTELOPE LICENSES IS COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NELSON ELECTED TO STATE SCHOOL BOARDS GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PUC ISSUES PAMPHLET ON CONSUMERS' RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REGENTS WILL HEAR PLAN ON BOND MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"STATE USES UP {dollar}500,000 FUND FOR CASES","Argus LeaderAug 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*FIRST BANK PLANS TO PULL OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE UPHOLDS NUCLEAR WASTE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SALE TO TRIM BANK BY 40 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*NURSING FIELD WILL EMERGE STRONGER AFTER CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW WRONG TO GIVE OFFICIAL HIGH-PAYING JOB (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET'S GET BEHIND ARTS CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PLAN TO MERGE OFFICES DESERVES A CLOSER LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VAUDEVILLE COMES ALIVE ON SIOUX FALLS STAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FREEMAN MAN NO LONGER CHARGED WITH ARSON,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HORMEL PLANT SHUT DOWN FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--I'LL TELL ABDNOR 1ST ABOUT RUN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED TO 6 MONTHS IN DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MORRELL, WORKERS TALKS WILL RESUME AUGUST 26","Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MAN PROMOTES BEEF SALES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INSIDE-OUT BAGGAGE AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN ON DWI CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW DISCUSSES POSSIBLE SEWER EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"NEW FOUNDATION WILL FIGHT ALCOHOL, DRUG ABUSE","Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PESTICIDES FOR CORN MAY BE RESTRICTED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 CHARGED WITH GETTING FOOD STAMPS ILLEGALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3 STATE STUDENTS ATTEND LEADERSHIP SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
{dollar}7 MILLION WAITS FOR WINNER PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ERROR DELAYS GOLD MINE EXPANSION PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JUDGE ORDERS UNION TO WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE PASSES LIST OF SANCTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY SAVES FIREWORKS AFTER INSURANCE SNAFU,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PRESSLER VOTES NO ON SANCTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ACTORS IN LONG NIGHT OF EXCELLENT COMEDY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*AGELESS ATHLETES COMPETE IN OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
THANKS TO ASTHMA CAMP SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ARMED FORCES PROTECT WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FAILURE OF SCHOOL PLAN LEAVES LESSON (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOW UNDERSTANDING FOR NEEDS OF DISABLED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*BUS SYSTEM ONE OF GOOD THINGS GOING ON,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
HERSETH HELPS STATE WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COFFEE MORE THAN BEANS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
JOHNSON CRITICISM ON TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
THANKS FOR IMPRESSIVE SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*CRASH INJURES 6,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY PROPOSES CHANGE FOR SOUTHSIDE PARK,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORCES SLAUGHTER OF HOG CONTEST ENTRIES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAYCEES' MEETING INCLUDES TOUR OF PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY OFFERS HELP FOR DRUG FIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOSHIBA ANNOUNCES PURCHASE OF MITCHELL PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CRITICAL AFTER BEING HIT BY BEER TRUCK,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HELP FARMERS HARVEST BIGGER PAYMENTS--ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
POLICE LAY CARDS ON TABLE TO BATTLE CRIME,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BELL--UPROOT AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR ATTACKS WHEAT POLL AS INCONCLUSIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-DENTIST PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN CHILD SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOP CANDIDATES TO ATTEND PICNIC IN DE SMET,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTAN TO SPEAK AT RIVER PARK REUNION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN ENTERS INSANITY DEFENSE TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CLEANING FLUID EXPLODES, STARTS FIRE AT STATE LAB","Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE DISMISSES RANCHER'S 2ND LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HEARING SET FOR SCHOOL VOTE SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"HAIL, TORNADOES HIT PARTS OF NORTHEAST","Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BATTLE FOR THE BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS REFLECT ON SUMMER AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO REASON TO RUSH GOLD MINING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DECISION RELIEVES HOUSE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NATION'S PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
THE GOOD OLD DAYS WERE TRULY THAT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NOT DESERVING OF TOP LEGISLATOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MEDIA ARE SELECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PROGRAM CAN BOOST WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IZAAK WALTON LEADER FOCUSES ON ETHICS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CABLE TV VIEWERS TURN ON FISHING,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*BLACK HILLS--MORE PRECIOUS THAN GOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TASK FORCE HAS 6 MONTHS TO STUDY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CORRECTIONS OFFICIAL DOWNPLAYS PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NATIVE APOLOGIZES FOR TEXAS AD,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW STAMP HONORS OGLALA SIOUX CHIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NOTHING NEW IN JEWEL HEIST,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ART AND THE OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FAMILIES TELL TALE OF 2 CAMPS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RULE COULD CURB OUT-OF-CLASS ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"BUSH TARGETS STATE, SON SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
RAILROAD GETS PERMISSION TO ABANDON LINE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
DASCHLE LETTER PROTESTS SALE OF FOREST LAND,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HILLS TOURISM UP--REPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAYOR VETOES SALE OF LIQUOR ON SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MONETARY PROTESTER ACQUITTED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"WEINBERGER TO SPEAK AT RAPID CITY, ELLSWORTH","Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEAD MAN PLEADS INSANITY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
TRIBES ENDORSE CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BUSINESS IN RC TO BE BOUGHT BY ALABAMA FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*BERDINE KOCK, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ACCOUNTANTS BOARD ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CORN GROWERS BEGIN PUSH,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EXPERT EXPECTS LOW SOYBEAN SIGN-UP,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EXTENSION AGENT HONORED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DEALERS PUSH TO SELL 1987 MODELS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*NEW AG DEAN WANTS TO CHANGE IMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*4 DIE IN I-29 CAR WRECK,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSITION GIVES MURKY MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG MOTHER SHOWED AMBITION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SUN ROASTS MORE RECORDS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CONVENTION BUSINESS OUTWEIGHS CHARM,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*SD DELEGATES TOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
KEEP UP THE SEARCH FOR VENTURE CAPITAL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KKLS RATINGS HIGH FOR 3 MONTH SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"DON'T LINK BRICKS, EDUCATION (L)","Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SUPERVISORS SHARE BLAME (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"*3 AREA PLAYERS, BOSCO, LILLY CUT","Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"GRAND JURY INDICTS FREEMAN MAN, 65","Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEWER WORK CLOSES SECTION OF 16TH ST,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEEKEND ACCIDENTS PUT DEATH TOLL AT 91,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
87 PERCENT OF TOPSOIL LACKS MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUSTAD'S HOPES TOY IS AN ACE IN HOLE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BISHOP LEADS PRAYERS FOR UNBORN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"RESIDENTS AIR BED, BOOZE TAX CONCERNS","Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DUKAKIS' NEW STATE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TWINS PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EAST-CENTRAL GETS NEW WATER DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*A PERFECT RIGHT FOR THE 'MOON STRUCK',"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABSOLUTE MONARCH,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PINE RIDGE'S FIRST STOPLIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
YANKTON MAN WANTS CITY TO JOIN THE ACTION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BUSH TO TACKLE BIG ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CLOSING COURTHOUSES WOULDN'T SAVE TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EQUALIZE TOURNEY COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MCGOVERN NEVER FORGOT FOLKS BACK HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAYTON HUDSON DOUBLES EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
LEMMON S & L WILL BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
MINING FIRM RECEIVES AWARD FOR SAFETY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR FARM AWARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SWISHER APPOINTS ACTING DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
TRIPP SET TO HOST BEEF SHOW SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*HOSPITAL DRAWS UP NEW PLANS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
TAIWAN BUYS WHEAT IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
TOP MANAGEMENT WILL OPERATE MICROWAVE PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.6"
CITY WOMAN REPORTS SON ASSAULTED HER,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS COUNCIL REPRIMANDS LOCAL BAR,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM ASKS WOMEN TO RETURN PHONES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCOTLAND WOMAN DIES IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TURNER COUNTY FAIR FINISHING 109TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SWARM OF VOLUNTEERS ANSWERS CALL FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WEDDELL TO PLEAD GUILTY IN ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"178,151 ATTENDED THIS YEAR'S FAIR","Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WALL LAKE CLEANUP DEBATE SHIFTS TO LIABILITY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ANDERA--GOVERNOR MISLEADING PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SAMUELSON TAKING HARD LOOK AT RUNNING FOR POST,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WESTERN WAGON TRAIN REACHES STATE CAPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*GOLF BRIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*WINTER DOESN'T STOP LOCAL REALTOR'S COOKOUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VICTIMS OF CRIME,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*ASNER--TEACHERS MUST FIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MISSION GAS STATION DROPPING PRICE TO 82 CENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TUGBOAT AWARD AWAITS NAVY OK,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ELLSWORTH TANKERS GO TO MIDEAST,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BARRY PATHETICALLY CLINGS TO POWER (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' RIGHT TO LEAVE 'DOONESBURY' ALONE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
5TH AMENDMENT VOIDS SOBRIETY TESTING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*PUTTING ON A HAPPY FACE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INDIA EMBROILED IN EDUCATION CRISIS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRANT AWARDED FOR HOUSING AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SINCLAIR TO UNDERGO GALLBLADDER SURGERY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE DEMOCRATS HAVE NEW LEADER,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN ARRESTED IN CHECK SCHEME,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH BOARD FINALIZES STREET DANCE PLANS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HINES BLASTS PLANS TO TAP INSURANCE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PENNY-PINCHER LAWMAKERS SWAP BARBS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SF, KANSAS CHECK SCHEMES RELATED","Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HEDGE CLIPPER,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CARETRAUM GROUP WANTS HEARING DELAY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DENTAL TECHNICIAN SUING FORMER BOSS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RC STARVATION ABUSE TRIAL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REDISTRICTING MAY REQUIRE SPECIAL SESSION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VETERANS SUPPORT US TROOP MOVES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESORT GROUNDBREAKING SET TO BEGIN SOON,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
POLICE GRAPPLE WITH GUNMAN FOR 6 HOURS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAMS VITAL IN CORRECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ORGANIZERS LOOK AHEAD TO NEXT YEAR'S,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AGENCY FORESEES DIP IN RETAIL MEAT PRICES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SD FARMERS REDUCE IDLE ACRES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RC TO GET GASOHOL PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
VERMILLION FIRM UNDER CHAPTER 11 RESTRUCTURING PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*DELL RAPIDS READY TO WIN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY PLANS TO WIDEN KIWANIS AVE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINNEHAHA USES INTERPRETERS OFTEN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPANKING DOES HAVE A PLACE IN THE HOME (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"RANDOM ATTACKS STRIKE FEAR, BRING ANGUISH (L)","Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DISPROVES BELIEF WOMEN CAN'T KILL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*NEW TRIBAL ARTS DISPLAY WORTH SEEING,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KELO TOPS IN TUNES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITIZENS GROUP SETS OPEN HOUSE TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWER OUTAGE AFFECTS 950 CITY CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATORS PROTEST RESERVE UNIT MOVE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO HOST 15 GROUPS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 TEENS INJURED IN 41ST STREET CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOING THE WARRIOR WAVE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SOCIAL WORKER CLOSES CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEFINES RULES FOR SENTENCING HABITUAL OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAMAGES REINSTATED IN COURT MIXUP SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOLS POST 137 OPENINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HARKING TO APPEAR AT STATE FAIR SEPTEMBER 1,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON ADOPTS 1 PERCENT HOSPITALITY TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIGHTNING STRIKES WOMAN THROUGH PHONE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MOBRIDGE TRUCK ROLLOVER KILLS WOMAN, INJURES 4","Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NOT ALL SHARE IN 'DANCES' GLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PROSECUTORS WANT SUSPENDED SENTENCE REVOKED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE SENATOR'S FIRM AMONG 17 CHARGED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
'BUFFALO COMMONS' PROPONENTS BRING PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*GREAT BEAR SEEKS TO SAFISFY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*11 DAYS IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ADVANTAGE LOOKS AT SD EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
COMPANY GAS PRICES TO RISE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SEEKS PERMIT TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TYPICAL 'DAKOTA WOMAN' SMOKES MARLBOROS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
STATE OFFICE PAMPHLET EXPLAINS BALLOT ISSUES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PARENT LOOKS BACK IN ANGER,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD DELEGATES JOIN BUSH WATCH,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SURVEY ON TEENS, GUNS MISLEADS--EDUCATORS","Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SURF'S UP,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"GAMBLING SLOWDOWN, NOT... (PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL)","Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SALES TAX INCREASE COULD BE ON TAP (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
APACHE NAMED LAKOTA FIGHTS IGNORANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"DESPITE NO WATERING, BILL IS STILL WAY UP (L)","Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
EDUCATION CAN HELP FEED AIDS SOLUTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
'BUSYBODYISM' MOVES INTO PUBLIC TELEVISION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"SPORTS, CASINO BETS DON'T HELP STATE TAXES (L)","Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
WHITE EAGLE NEEDED PERFORMING ARTS CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CHARITABLE GROUPS NEED PEOPLE'S SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
LOCAL UNITED WAY AIDS RAPE COUNSELING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CITY PAVED OVER TOP OF NEW ROAD PAINT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
HERE ARE SOLUTIONS TO 'NO HUNTING' SIGNS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SAFETY TOPS CONCERNS OF TRUCK DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
"*TRYING TO STAY VIABLE, COMPETITIVE","Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON LOOKS SET FOR REPEAT AMATEUR TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOW CAN YOU CANOE?,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOFTBALL PUTS FOCUS ON BEHAVIOR,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BANQUET ACCEPTING SCHOOL SUPPLY DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOMICIDE CHARGES FILED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LANE DOLLY TO LEAD GOP CONVENTION POST,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF WOMAN DIES IN CAR WRECK,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SINTE GLESKA OFFICIAL TO SPEAK ON RADIO SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"7 STATE SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS GET GRANTS","Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*ASIAN PICNIC OFFERS FOOD, CELEBRATION","Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHIEFFER SUPPORT WANING--SOME SAY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SURVIVORS REGALE PAST,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BEACH BOYS HEAT UP FRIGID FAITHFUL AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SD GUARD PLANS WELCOME CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VEBLEN AWARDED GRANT FOR TREATING WASTEWATER,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WATERMELONS SHOULD BE READY FOR FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WOMAN FINDS 'STEPPING STONE' CARVER,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
INSTITUTE FINDS PREHISTORIC SHARK FOSSILS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CITIZENS GROUP OPPOSES PLANS FOR RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
REGENTS ADOPT BUDGET PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*A NEW CHALLENGE LIES AHEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
LUTHERAN MEMBERSHIP GROWING FAST IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.3"
*MICHIGAN SEES PRESIDENT FORD AS FAVORITE SON,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1992, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
*BIKERS ESCAPE INTO THE NIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CLEARING NAME OF MAN WHO WAS HANGED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EGAN STEPDAUGHTER CONFESSED TO MURDER ON DEATHBED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*SOME THINGS ABOUT STATE TIMELESS, OTHERS CHANGED","Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OUT-OF-STATE WASTE HAS NO PLACE HERE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*COOPERATION, NOT COMPETITION WILL KEEP PLAINS ALIVE","Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*IMMATURE AMERICA STILL POKES FUN AT INDIAN RELIGION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SMALL TOWNS ADEPT AT FIGURING WAYS TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ROOTS OF MENTAL ILLNESS NOT BEING ADDRESSED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
IF THE HILLS BORE YOU ... (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
RURAL READERS TO GET LATE DELIVERY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
RAILROADS HIT HARD BY MIDWEST FLOODS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE INVESTIGATE DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEATHER SERVICE ISSUES WARNINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ANNUAL PICNIC BRINGS LOCAL REFUGEES TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MINI-CHURCH A LABOR OF LOVE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW STATE'S ATTORNEY ENJOYS GETTING OUTDORRS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POPE'S VISIT BRINGS PRAISE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FORT RANDALL SAILBOAT REGATTA SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE OAHE LEVEL CONTINUES RISING,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILITARY VETERANS TO RECEIVE MEDAL,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU MUSIC TEACHER RETIRING TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WAGNER FUN RUN REGISTRATION OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JANKLOW WINS NOMINATION IN FAIR POLL,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COFFEE DRINKS PERK UP LIFE AT STURGIS RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTALIST JOINS BET-LIMIT DEBATE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE AT STURGIS RALLY HAS SEEN IT ALL,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CUSTER PARK GETS BACK ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*DISASTER AREAS GET REPRIEVE ON FILING TAXES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WANBLEE FARMER WINS WHEAT ASSOCIATION POST,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
FARM WOES MAY WORSEN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*AUSTIN LEAVES FIELD BEHIND IN WESTWARD HO TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES' STREAK ENDS IN 8-5 LOSS TO DULUTH,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*URBAN LOOK POPULAR FOR FALL,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*YES, RACISM RESIDES HERE; LET'S WORK TO STOP IT","Argus LeaderAug 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MILLER--CUTS NOW, LAYOFFS LATER","Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"CITY, COUNTY LOSE TAX AID","Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"LINKING FUNDS, VOTE ISN'T FAIR","Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
AUGUST CUT LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NOVEMBER CUT LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HEALTH CARE MOVED TO THE WAITING ROOM (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NRA GUNS DOWN CLINTON CRIME BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*REFORM HEALTH-CARE SYSTEM--PUT CONSUMERS IN CONTROL,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LOYALTY OATHS NOT UNREASONABLE (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*GROWING COMMUNITY DESERVES NEW FORM OF CITY GOVT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RIGHT-TO-DIE ISSUE NEEDS COMMON SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PROJECT RECOVERY DESCRIBED INACCURATELY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
KEEP GOVERNMENT OUT OF HEALTH INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PROPERTY OWNERS DESERVE TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
REFORM MEANS ALL CAN BUY HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
NEW GOVERNMENT FORM WON'T GUARANTEE ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
MANY AGAINST CLINTON'S HEALTH-CARE-REFORM PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
AWARENESS TEST ALERTS 1 IN 20 OF SYMPTOMS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GLAD'S MESSAGE CLEAR AS IT'S MUSIC,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*AGONY ON THE 18TH GREEN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VERMILLION NIPS LAKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TENANTS GROUP OFFERS ADVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY RAISES FEE AT LEAF DROP SITES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MARTY MEN CONVICTED OF SEXUAL ASSAULTS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FERRET RELEASE DELAYED FOR MONTH,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL DEFENDS ENDANGERED FOX,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FAIR CROWDS SMALLEST IN 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SIGNS POINT TO UNEMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CEMENT PLANT LOSES 1ST ROUND,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*REPUBLICAN FEMINIST DIES OF HEART ATTACK,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MAINE MAN FORGED CHECKS STATEWIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DOCTORAL PROGRAM MAY BE UPGRADED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*AUTHORITIES SEIZE 90 MISTREATED ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN INJURED IN FALL AT FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*{dollar}500 REWARD OFFERED IN BROOKINGS ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MAN GETS TWO YEARS FOR DWI CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
OLD SETTLERS PLAN 97TH ANNUAL REUNION,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BOWHUNTER COURSE BEGINS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"RIVERBOAT DAYS MAY DRAW 100,000","Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BIA OFFICIAL DENIES BRIBERY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PARKING LOTS OR METERS MAY BE NEXT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
CITY CONTRACTOR ORDERED TO REIMBURSE HOMEOWNERS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
FUSS DEVELOP OVER BERLIN WALL PROJECT IN PARK,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
WORK WILL BEGIN TODAY ON HOME FOR AIDS VICTIM,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FORUM ON CONTINIMATED PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FORUM ON CONTAMINATED PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*SD'S ENVIRONMENT COMPETITIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SKYWEST CUTS FARES TO SALT LAKE CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
EPA TO WARN OF PESTICIDE BANS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
YOUNKERS REPORTS SMALL SECOND-QUARTER PROFIT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS DROPS FROM MAGAZINE'S TOP 10 LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*GUNMAN ROBS BANK, ELUDES CAPTURE","Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CORPS LETS MORE WATER THROUGH DAM,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
KEEP SAFETY TREND MOVING RIGHT WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*DEBATE OVER CABINET BONUSES IGNORES STATE EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STATE SHOULD SEE JOHNSON'S TRUE COLORS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
ACCEPTING PAC MONEY A HYPOCRITICAL ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"EDITORIALS, NEW STORIES DISPLAY LIBERAL BIAS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"RAPE VICTIM ENTITLED TO {dollar}100,000","Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROPERTY REZONED FOR PLANNED STORE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JACK RABBIT SEEKS SCHOOL BUS BID,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*DIAPERS DIRTY AREAS ALONG SD INTERSTATES, HIGHWAYS","Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AGING OF SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS SHOWS UP,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS SUGGEST WAYS TO INVOLVE COMMUNITY IN CLASS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSIONERS AWARD JUVENILE CENTER BID,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MAYOR TO OPEN NEW DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROAD MOWER THROWS HAMMER INTO VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"48,185 BIKERS VISIT MOUNT RUSHMORE","Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FISH KILL CLAIMS ELEVEN SPECIES,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"SCHOOL TAX RATES TO FALL, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*LAND FOR NEW DAM WILL BE APPRAISED,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BUSINESSES EXPERIENCE UP AND DOWNS OF ROAD PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COLLEGE-ENTRANCE SCORES ON TESTS REMAIN STABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SHE WAS A 'COOK'S COOK',"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY INVENTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*ON THE ROAD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DENIES PAYMENT TO FOSSIL COMPANY FOR EXCAVATING,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COLLEGE ENROLLMENT CAP ENRAGES LEGISLATOR,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BIA CUTS WOULD HURT TRIBAL PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SENATOR WANTS INDEPENDENTS TO VOTE IN PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*STATION REDUCES FUEL VAPORS,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
"*SIDES WORKING DAY, NIGHT ON WOLFGANG CASE","Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANARIES FALL IN 11TH,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ENEMY AT LOSS TO FIGHT FOSS, TRIBUTE SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ONE LESS DEMOCRAT,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRACTICE PAYS OFF FOR RECIPE WINNERS AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE BUDGET WILL BE SLICED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW TO DIM HIS CAR'S FLASHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CONFESSION FOR UNKNOWN MURDER GIVEN-VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW TO DIM HIS CAR'S FLASHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TWO MEN ROB TRUCK DRIVER AT GUNPOINT-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW PREDICTS OIL SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW PREDICTS OIL SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD MAY BUY LINE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CLERICAL WORKERS TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS BOE TO STAY NEUTRAL IN SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CLERICAL WORKERS TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*BEEF PRIZES AWARDED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
UNION CARBIDE CHARGED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HINKY DINKY STRIKE POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
JANKLOW DIMS CAR'S FLASHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HINKY DINKY STRIKE POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
COMPLAINTS HIT GARBAGE HAULERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
JANKLOW DIMS CAR'S FLASHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
TAPPING FARM EXPORT POTENTIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TAPPING FARM EXPORT POTENTIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*PROGRAM HELPS WIDEN SCOPE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SD GRASSLAND LOSES TO CROPS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
*PLAYWRIGHT PONDERS OFFERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
SD GRASSLAND LOSES TO CROPS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
*PLAYWRIGHT PONDERS OFFERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
*LITTLE BRITCHES RODEO CONSIDERS HURON BID,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.5"
HOUSING TIGHT FOR SDSU STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING TIGHT FOR SDSU STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FAITH PAYS ITS OWN WAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*...LOTS OF STRANGE ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MEMORIES ALIVE AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*...LOTS OF STRANGE ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAIR BREAKS WITH SEVERAL TRADITIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"3,000 ENTER HORSE SHOW","Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REPRODUCTION FACTOR IN SWINE COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*1980 FAIR ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
21ST RABBIT SHOW SET FOR WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
MACY 'ANSWERS CALL' FOR HIT AMATEUR BASEBALL TEAM,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MACY 'ANSWERS CALL' FOR HIT AMATEUR BASEBALL TEAM,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BACKUP PITCHER CARRYING DUNHAM,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SALMON, LAKE TROUT NOW FOUND IN OAHE","Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"SALMON, LAKE TROUT NOW FOUND IN OAHE","Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"IT'S NO TROPHY, BUT IT'S MINE","Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
POTATOES A CLARK COUNTY ECONOMIC MAINSTAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
POTATOES A CLARK COUNTY ECONOMIC MAINSTAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*LAYOFFS PROVE TOUGH FOR EMPLOYERS TOO,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
HOG PRICE STRENGTH SHAKY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
FEDERAL USE TAX RETURNS DUE SEPT 2,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*JANE ULRICH NAMED ADVERTISING ART COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*A CEMETERY FOR THE COUNTY'S 'JAGGED SLICE',"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DIVORCING PEOPLE NEED SUPPORT DURING CRISIS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MEMORIES OF THE COUNTY FARM'S 'MIXED BAG',"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CAROL NIELSEN-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
JOB SKILLS OFFERED AT VOC-TECH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
SCHOOL LUNCH RATE RISES 10 CENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*NEWCOMERS SHOULD REGISTER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*FISCHER CALLS FOR STOFFERAHN'S RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SOLITARY FUNERAL AWAITS MAN IN ROCK RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FISCHER CALLS FOR STOFFERAHN'S RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PAIR SPENDS VACATION CAMPAIGNING,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*PAIR SPENDS VACATION CAMPAIGNING,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*PAIR SPENDS VACATION CAMPAIGNING,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*CIVILIANS TO REPLACE RADIO OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*CIVILIANS TO REPLACE RADIO OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
WESTERN MERGER MERITS APPROVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS GET PLENTY OF EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
MUNSON CRITICIZES LIFE AMENDMENT GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*CHEER UP-CITY BUSINESS LEADERS OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
AMERICA'S FREEDOM CARRIES RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
CRITICIZES EDITORIAL ON URANIUM ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SOLAR WORKSHOPS TO BEGIN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
STATE FAIR TO HAVE HANDICAPPED DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
STATE FAIR TO HAVE HANDICAPPED DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
ERA FUNDRAISER SET FOR NEXT SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
REGENTS MEET TONIGHT IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
FALLEN POWERLINE ELECTROCUTES MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
BUFFALOES BEAT BEEF IN BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
REPORT--EAGLE BUTTE'S HOSPITAL OK,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
REPORT--EAGLE BUTTE'S HOSPITAL OK,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
STINK OF MINK UPSETS NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1980, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
*TOM SCHAEFFER PERFORMS AT SIOUX RIVER FOLK FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RODEO QUEEN PROVES COWGIRLS DON'T GET THE BLUES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*RODEO QUEEN PROVES COWGIRLS DON'T GET THE BLUES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*TO WORKERS, SEXUAL HARASSMENT IS A SLAP IN THE FACE","Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
POETRY READINGS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
HOMETOWN BOY SLOWS VISITING PROFESSIONALS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BLACKBIRDS, RAPID CITY UNBEATEN","Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE BEAT GOES ON,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE BEAT GOES ON,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MUSIC FEST BASKS IN MELLOWNESS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A DUAL HOLIDAY IN BALTIC,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*A DUAL HOLIDAY IN BALTIC,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD FIRE WATCHER RETIRES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD FIRE WATCHER RETIRES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
OIL'S BIG BOOST (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUCCESS STORY--THE TRI-COUNTY WATER PROJECT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A FLOOD OF INTEREST IN WATER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
A FLOOD OF INTEREST IN WATER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TASTE PANEL FINDS NO DIFFERENCE IN STEAKS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ALTERNATE FUELS NEED SPECIAL HANDLING,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ALTERNATE FUELS NEED SPECIAL HANDLING,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TASTE PANEL FINDS NO DIFFERENCE IN STEAKS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ALTERNATE FUELS NEED SPECIAL HANDLING,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"MILK, CRACKERS HIT BY BUDGET CUTS","Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OAHE BOARD CHAIRMAN--JANKLOW NOT LONE WATER SPOKESMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OAHE BOARD CHAIRMAN--JANKLOW NOT LONE WATER SPOKESMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*KNOBE NAMES GREEN INTERIM POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YELLOW THUNDER GRAND JURY HITS SNAG,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MADMAN NUGENT STANDS FOR ALL THAT'S LOUD,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
OLD-FASHIONED ROMANCE IN 'AN OFFICER & A GENTLEMAN',"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BEADLE CLUB PICKS 9 NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SKI CLUB NAMES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*SOROPTIMIST OFFICERS INSTALLED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*QUARTERBACK ROSS ANXIOUS TO PLAY--AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SLECHTA, SCHOCK EARN BERTHS IN AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP","Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANGLERS FORCE CHANGE IN WALLEYE TOURNEY RULES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DESTROYS HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STURGIS MAY CONSIDER STOPPING MOTORCYCLE CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPER NOW BILL WON'T HURT SD SUIT--MEIERHENRY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COOPERATION KEY TO WATER SALE--NEB CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GARRISON PROJECT GETS JANKLOW SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BLACK HILLS PACKING HEAD EXPECTS TOUCHY TALKS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BJERKE TO WORK ON DASCHLE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROGRAMS THAT WORK--PATROL SAVES LIVES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FLASHER VIOLATION NOT BY OFFICIAL SCHOOL BUS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SOS SEEKS HELP TO SEE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MEIERHENRY'S NEUTRAL GAMBLING STANCE HIT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
APPRECIATES LETTERS REBUTTING TATE'S VIEWS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LAUDS MORRELL WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BOY DROWNS IN MITCHELL POOL,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN KILLED WHEN HIT BY PICKUP,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED TO 100 YEARS--DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC TO CONSIDER 17 RULE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SISSETON WOMAN KILLED--HIGHWAY 212 NEAR WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES MOTION IN HOMESTAKE SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MISSOURI LEAVES PAUL DYSART BE--FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*JANKLOW--STATE'S BANKING LAWS WILL STAND,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FATHER SAYS LEGALITY MAY COST HIM HIS CHILD,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GROUPS EXTEND A HELPING HAND TO ABUSIVE PARENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRAGON'S LAIR POPULAR GAME IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ADVOCATES PROTECT DEFENSELESS CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*LONG-SHOT CANDIDATE JAILED FOR UNPAID TICKET,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE WILL DISCUSS HOSPITAL EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TRIES TO DISPEL MYTHS ABOUT ABUSED WOMEN,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IOWA PUBLIC SERVICE CUSTOMERS WILL GET REFUND,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW--STATE ECONOMY HASN'T IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW WANTS CASE HEARD IN STATE COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*LAWYER--MOTION IS ATTENTION GRABBING,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN WON'T TESTIFY IN COCAINE PROBE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BUDGET IN BRIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HAYWARD'S ANNEXATION EXCELLENT COMPROMISE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MONDALE'S POINT ABOUT ETHANOL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY DOES MA BELL NEED A RATE INCREASE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"SOUTH DAKOTA TO PROFIT FROM SALE, LEASING","Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STRIKE CANCELS FLIGHTS INTO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INVESTIGATION OF DOUBLE SHOOTING CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABERDEEN DISCUSSES MOBILE HOME LAW,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
WOMAN'S WILL MAY BE KEY TO MURDER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*MILLER WORKS MAGIC ON MACY'S,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PHEASANT FLOCKS PROSPER ON SD PLAINS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAN ARRESTED BEFORE DAD'S FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARTS COUNCIL GRANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"CONTRACT TALKS BETWEEN LITTON, UNION BREAK OFF","Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED FOR DRUNK DRIVING AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETITION CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION OF AGENCY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT EARLY-RELEASE RULE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOWS TO FIGHT FOR STREET REPAIR MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEMS--BELL MISLEADS VOTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PRESSLER'S FOREIGN TRADE POLICIES PRAISED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KUNDERT CHARGES DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD COULD GIVE LESSON TO FEDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LODGE IN BLACK HILLS IS NICE PLACE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LISTENERS AREN'T LAUGHING ABOUT SONG,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS MOVE TOWARD TESTING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JANKLOW--CONFESSION LED TO THE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO LOAN FRAUD,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"2,500 ACRES CATCH FIRE SOUTH OF WALL","Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RIGHT-TO-LIFE ADVOCATE POLITICAL ACTION,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR COMPLETES SURVEY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
"A FAMILY AFFAIR FOR DELMONT, DIMOCK-ETHAN","Argus LeaderAug 17 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ARRESTS UNCOVER TEEN PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'THE LEGENDS OF JESSE DARK',"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*STORY CONSTRUCTS STATE CAPITOL HISTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
QUICK ACTION SHOWS COMPASSION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"SPORTSMANSHIP, PATRIOTISM NOTED (L)","Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
TOURNAMENT PROCEEDS APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*TEACHING SCRIPTURE HELPS PREVENT VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEGALIZING MARIJUANA WOULD BE A MISTAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS SNUFF OUT LIGHT OF CITY'S SHINING STAR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUPPORTERS SHOULD FACE FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ARGUS LEADER INSULTS VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RIBBON BEARS FALSE WITNESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*NAMED MAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*ABDNOR PUSHES DRUG FIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE FILES SUIT OVER WATER RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHAMPIONSHIP CHOMPING,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FARM BANK BAILOUT LIKELY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAND VALUES SINK,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAYOR WEARILY STICKS TO JANKLOW STORY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
POLICE SEEK SUSPECTS IN CONFIDENCE GAME,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VETERANS GROUP NAMED OUTSTANDING CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DORM FLOOR AT USD GOES COED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COMPANY PAYS STATE IN BID-RIGGING SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"COURT AWARDS FARMER {dollar}26,250 AFTER SEED FAILS","Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS RULING ON DRUNKEN DRIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INVESTIGATES MOBILE HOME FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW LIFTS FIRE RESTRICTIONS IN 2 STATE PARKS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL REAFFIRMS COUNTY CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"BOARD MEMBERS PAID {dollar}21,000","Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DRIVING SAFEST AT 4 AM APRIL TUESDAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CIRCUIT JUDGE PLANS TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"RECORD CROPS OF CORN, SOYBEANS","Argus LeaderAug 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*MAN SLAIN IN CITY MOTEL,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN KILLED IN IOWA BRAWL,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*OUTDOOR ADVERTISING NECESSARY FOR RURAL SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AIR SERVICE CHANGING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROVIDES MUCH NEEDED SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RACIAL SLURS NEVER EASY TO TAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JANKLOW GIVES ABDNOR WELCOME NEWS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WOOD FIELD VICTIM OF HEAVY TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*WHEELCHAIR PLAYERS TAKE TALENT ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"LOSSES BITTER PILL FOR BURESH, POST 15","Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TOP DRIVERS HANDLE TOUGHEST TRACKS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FEWER VISITORS MAKE STOPS IN PARKS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
AT LEAST 4 TREATED AND RELEASED AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BROTHERLY LOVE, PERSISTANCE PAY OFF FOR FAMILY","Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WOMAN HOSPITALIZED FOR SMOKE INHALATION,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MEN ARRESTED IN {dollar}13,000 DRUG BUST","Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE DEMOCRATS ELECT CITY LAWYER TO OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TEXAS OFFICIAL TO STUMP FOR DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TRIATHLETES TRY HARD FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOUSE RACE HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL DISPUTE SIMMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AUTO CLUB PLANS PEDESTRIAN SAFETY CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELLSWORTH PERSONNEL TO BE TESTED FOR AIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IOWA MAN KILLED IN TRACTOR-SEMI ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US MIGHT APPEAL IF CAMP PERMIT ISSUED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPECIAL EDUCATION CLASSES OVERLOADED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"TIME EXPIRING FOR OLD HALL, HISTORIC SOCIETY","Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TAXABLE SALES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WINNER OFFICIALS OFFER DEVELOPMENT REWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BLACK HILLS CORP SUFFERS INCOME DROP,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CPA'S TRY TO MAKE TAX REFORM ADD UP,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RETAIL SALES INCREASE 1.4% IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SUTHERLAND TO CLOSE SIOUX FALLS STORE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*A NEW EMPIRE DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CITY WAITS FOR NEWS ON SEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*CUSTOM-COMBINING CREWS CUT PATH,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*BATTLE OVER WEAPONS TEST SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAST TRAIN TO ELLIS MAY LEAVE SOON,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KINDER CLUB REGISTRATION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
USD SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
GROUP PLANNING VETS DIRECTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SPEAKER'S BUREAU ESTABLISHED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CAMP GOOD EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY DOESN'T HAVE APARTMENT SHORTAGE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEED TO MAKE SKIES SAFE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PANCAKE KEEPS PIONEERS ALIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PATE REBOUNDS FOR VICTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSION SETS UP CONSUMER PANELS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EFFORT PUTS CAVE PAST 50-MILE MARK,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE PRISON PANEL MAY BEAT DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER STUDENTS VISIT RENOVATED SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EMPLOYEE GROUP WANTS 7.8 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPORTS CENTER TO OPEN SOON,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH-TECH TRUCK TO RUSH TO SPILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COLLIDER BID TO BE MAILED ON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COMMISSIONERS TO CONSIDER BID FOR PAPER WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COMMISSION LOOKS AT GRAIN FUND,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBES CONSIDER SUING IN LAND CLAIM,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HEAT MELTS ANOTHER RECORD,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROLL-OVER CRASH KILLS DRIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL GOP'S WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT VP CHOICE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"TRUCKING FIRM TO CLOSE, 435 JOBS LOST","Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*SOVIET SPEECH, PRAYER BREAKFAST","Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*DELEGATES FROM SD LIKE HIM,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*LET SIOUX SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES ON HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BALANCE NICARAGUA NEWS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINING ACTIVITY WON'T HARM TOURISM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MOVIE SHOULDN'T BE CENSURED (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PAC'S LIKE JOHNSON (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GARRETSON REJECTS COUNTY POLICE PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAKE POINSETT GETS FUNDS FOR SEWER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL DEVELOPER WANTS SHRIVER'S,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE THEFTS OF TRUCK TIRES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EIGHT COUNTIES ENDORSE SENATOR'S BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GROUPS PROTEST KILLING OF WHALES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA WOMAN KILLED IN 1-CAR WRECK,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MOVING DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SCHOLARSHIPS STARTED IN VICTIM'S NAME,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SEARCH BEGINS FOR THIRD SUSPECT IN BURGLARY RING,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COUNTIES TO GET EXTRA MONEY FOR ROADS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DROUGHT DOESN'T RUIN BROWN COUNTY FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EDEN MAN GETS YEAR IN FATAL HIT AND RUN,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOLK ENDORSES PRESSLER'S BLACK HILLS BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIAL BEGINS IN MARTY SCHOOL KICKBACKS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"*SINGER, SUPPORTERS RALLY TO RETURN HILLS","Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE RALLY ARRESTS UP 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*NORTHLANDER CHEF TARGETS SMOOTHNESS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MADISON, BRANDON ADD GOLF COURSES","Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
STATE OK'S BONDS FOR MITCHELL FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
THREE SD MOTELS WIN SUPER 8 AWARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"*HOT DAYS, COLD CASH","Argus LeaderAug 17 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
TROOPER SAVES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CRANE GIVES DOWNTOWN A LIFT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ECLIPSE SPACES OUT SIOUX FALLS STARGAZERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SATANIC VANDALISM THREATENS IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WAL-MART TO OPEN ON 41ST,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS TO FIGHT ILLEGAL DRUG,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME TO REFOCUS BATTLE AGAINST DRUGS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"LANDFILL AT EDGEMONT GOOD FOR STATE, NATION (L)","Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*THOUSANDS STILL STUCK ON PRESLEY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS CONCERT 55 DAYS BEFORE DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL DAY ENDS IN A CARING HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
EX-BANK EMPLOYEE PLACED ON PROBATION,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROTON CLINIC TO CLOSE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS OFFER PARENTS CHANCES TO ID KIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"IOWAN FINED {dollar}1,500 FOR CHECK CHARGES","Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE PANEL PLANS LAKE ANDES HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIETNAM VET CENTER TO MARK ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DAKOTAS MAY SUE OVER RIVER WATER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN INJURED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MURDER SPEEDS WORK TO IMPROVE INSTITUTIONS' TIES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRIEST GOES TO JAIL IN ABORTION PROTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"RAIN, EDUCATION CREDITED FOR DIP IN FIRES","Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WEDDELL PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RUSHMORE ATTENDANCE UP OVER 1988,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD GAMES COULD START BY NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FARM OFFICIALS HOPE MORE MEDIATION PROCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SNAKE BITES KILL PORCUPINE MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TARGETS BUSINESSES SELLING MINORS ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EMERGENCY ROOM,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ENTOMOLOGIST WARNS ABOUT SOYBEAN BUGS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
EX-BANK EMPLOYEE PLACED ON PROBATION,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GUNSTOCK MAKER TO RECEIVE AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"INVESTMENT COUNCIL TO MEET AUGUST 24,25","Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
VALLEY NATIONAL JOINS ADVANTAGE NETWORK,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
WINNER MIGHT GET PROCESSING PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MITCHELL VO-TECH OFFERS ONE-OF-A-KIND PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
US WEST CONTRACT HITS SNAG,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
DEBTS KILL SUMMER GAMES IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YOUTHS AREN'T RUSHING TO JOIN UP,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS--VIETNAM LESSONS WORTH FOLLOWING,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BIKE RALLY'S FULL SCOPE SHOULD BE PUBLICIZED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONSERVATION BEST FUEL OPTION FOR NOW (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*THEN BE SURE TO BUCKLE UP,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY OFFERS GOOD TIMES TO OUT-OF-TOWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GARBAGE SHOULD BE SORTED ENVIRONMENTALLY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CITY AIRPORT UPLIFTING AFTER OVERSEAS TRIP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
INITIATIVE WON'T KILL MINING INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
THOMAS GIVES READERS HEADLINE BACKGROUND (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
US MUST CUT RELIANCE ON OIL FROM MIDEAST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*SF WOMAN IS MRS SD,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE DEVIL'S WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE FAIR ADDS ROCK SHOW TO BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"FRANKENFELD, NADER TO BE ON TALK SHOW","Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON SCHEDULES HEALTH-ISSUE MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SWIMMING TO END SUNDAY AT 3 POOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WISCONSIN COUPLE WINS {dollar}21 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
241 SITES TO SELL LOTTO AMERICA TICKETS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCOUT PROJECT STRESSES KINDERGARTNER SAFETY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CABIN OWNERS WANT MINING BAN,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN GETS 60 DAYS FOR POT SHIPMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FUEL TANK REGULATIONS COULD TAKE EFFECT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CENSUS COUNT DUE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WASTE DUMP INVESTIGATION COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AG IMPACT CONFERENCE SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPAYMENT MUST BE EXPLAINED BEFORE PLEA,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATCH FOR MIDDLE EAST SCHEMES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"STATE WILL RECEIVE EXTRA {dollar}373,000 IN FEDERAL FUNDS","Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRIAL ORDERED IN 1985 INJURY CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GRAND JURY INDICTMENT TO BE OPENED TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MICKELSON DECLARES DROUGHT DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
THUNDER VALLEY SET FOR DRAG RACING WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*INDUSTRY STUDY RANKS SD HIGH,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*ONE INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD SUCCESS SPURS IOWA LOTTERY TEST,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TEACHERS WANT 10 PERCENT RAISE, 6 PERCENT OFFERED","Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ANNOUNCER TOOK RADIO TO NEW HEIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE LOSS OF A LEGEND,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*SMOKING, GAMBLING COSTS HUGE","Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"TIME FOR DECISIONS, NOT MORE STUDIES","Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*FINDING HIS PLACE IN FAME FROM 35 YARDS AWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JONES FINDS EASIER TRAIL AT KNOXVILLE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GOAL IS {dollar}3.15 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIA NATIVES PLAN INDEPENDENCE PICNIC,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS AT 13 PERCENT BUDGET INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EROSION PREVENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP WANTS LONETREE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON TO PLEAD CASE FOR RURAL HEALTH HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BERESFORD MAN SUES TEXAS DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KSFY FILMING RAISES DOUBTS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*TURTLE NO NINJA, IS SENT UP RIVER","Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*RADIO AND TELEVISION LEADER DIES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW MEXICO POLICE ARREST SUSPECT IN MOLESTING,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PINE RIDGE MAN SAYS EVANS POSSIBLE KILLER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLANS {dollar}8.5 MILLION EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RUSHMORE MEMORIAL COIN SALES MAY REACH 2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SALEM RESTAURANT MAY BE REBUILT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TOURISTS SAY RATES TOO HIGH IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER EMS SERVICES NEED LIFELINE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OLDER DRIVERS FACE ROADBLOCKS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PINE RIDGE CLUB MEMORIALIZES TEEN-AGE HERO,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSH SHOULD RETURN TO MIDDLE GROUND (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMMUNICATIONS IS KEY (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TRICKY TAX PLEDGE WAS MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FUND-RAISING CALL QUESTIONS APPROPRIATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TACKLING FAMILY VALUES IS WORTHY STATE GOAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SUPREME COURT RULING HELPS BEEF PRODUCERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
STATE ELECTION INTEGRITY AT STAKE IN YANKTON (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"SCHOOL CUTS, CHANGES COULD BALANCE BUDGET (L)","Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS RESPECT ALL LIFE FORMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DID DASCHLE FORGET GASOLINE TAX HIKE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
BILLY FRANK TO SPEAK AT SINTE GLESKA,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOLF EVENT DETOURS SHERMAN PARK TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAZELTINE ELECTED FOR NATIONAL POST,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL CLINTON-GORE OFFICE OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN FILES SUIT AGAINST CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DISC JOCKEY LIKES ROLE AS AFTERNOON PICK-ME-UP,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FEW TUNE IN TO LOCAL JAZZ FEST,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MUSHROOMS SPUR CALLS TO POISON CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
US WEST STRIKE DEADLINE PASSES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAIR CHIEF PREDICTS EVENT TOPS LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS KIDS RIDE RECALLED BUSES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUFFALO COLLECTION MAY BE EXPANDED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"GEMAR, FAHLIN JOIN SD AVIATION GROUP","Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER RUNOFF IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FARM GARB FAIR GAME AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GROUP LEAVES RECONCILIATION COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LEGAL PROBLEMS COMPLICATE RESORT BANKRUPTCY CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*INHERITANCE TAX VARIES BY STATE LAW,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*AHERN EARNS SUDDEN-DEATH VICTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ARTS DESERVE MORE ATTENTION IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THAT'S KID'S STUFF,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*TENDINITIS, CARTILAGE OR LIGAMENT DAMAGE MAY...","Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*WHEN FUN BECOMES A JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*HELPING TO MAKE WISHES COME TRUE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DOWNPOUR COULD LEAD TO FISH KILLS NEXT SUMMER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GUARDS MAY HAVE MISSED NURSE ABUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
KIRBY--SALE OF MORRELL GETS CLOSER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOSPITALS ALSO WANT HEALTH-CARE REFORMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NINTH-PLACE RANKING STILL HIGHLY FLATTERING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE CAN'T AFFORD TO LOSE COSTNER JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEMOCRATS PREPARING FOR SOCIALIST STATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
RAINS HAMPER WORK AT BERESFORD RESEARCH FARM,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
HIGHER UTILITY RATES UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ST LOUIS FIRM TO BUY SF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
COMMENT SOUGHT ON ASH SITE PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"DESPITE RAINS, NO FLOODING EXPECTED","Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE DOUBT MAN ABDUCTED OTHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRANSIENT CHARGED WITH RAPE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DOGS HAVE THEIR DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY CONSIDERS EQUIPMENT TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MONTROSE COPES WITH ORDINANCE ORDEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RELIC REPLICA COMING TO AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION GRADE DROPS IN SURVEY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BURGLARY SUSPECT FOUND--MONTROSE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LUVERNE MAN BREAKS WRIST IN FALL FROM ROOF,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MAN CHARGED WITH RAPE, MOLESTATION","Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRISONER PLEADS GUILTY TO ESCAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROLLOVERS LEAVE 2 PEOPLE DEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JUST DUCKY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*WEATHER DELAYS WORK ON I-29 OVERPASS PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GREATER PROTECTION FROM ABUSE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HEAT KEEPS FAIR ATTENDANCE DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SENIOR FLOOD AID BEING OFFERED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*SALMON FISHING ON OAHE KEEPS GETTING BETTER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*TSCHETTERS, RARICKS DUEL IN GOLF BENEFIT","Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPADER SPARKS CANOVA VICTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TEENS MUST LEARN SIGNALS OF ABUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"*WET WEATHER CONTRIBUTES TO PLANT MILDEW, LEAF SPOT","Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
AREA FOUNDATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*WE'RE AMONG THE BEST--AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PARENTS PRESERVE MEMORY OF TRIPLET WHO DIED,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIAL PLEADS NO CONTEST IN MISDEMEANOR CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY SUES STATE OVER BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BARNETT'S REPORT DUE ON STOFFERAHN PROBE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
OFFICIAL GETS BY EASY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MOVING KIDS OFF LOOP SPREADS OUT PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
NRA'S 'EVIL PRESENT' OUTLINED IN BOOK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"FARM BILL, HEALTH CARE TOO HASTILY PREPARED (L)","Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
HAWKEY'S ATTRIBUTES TOO OFTEN OVERLOOKED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS' SUCCESS NOT DUE TO CITY HALL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
CITY MANAGER BETTER THAN STRONG MAYOR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
INMATE'S WIFE GUILTY OF DRUG SMUGGLING,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH ADMITS PULLING GUN ON STORE GUARD,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ASSAULT VICTIM FUND REACHES {dollar}3,600","Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"THRESHOLD YOUTH, TURN ABOUT MERGING","Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION LANDS NEW COMPANY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN DENIED COUNTRY HOME PERMIT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CLOUDBURST TAKES CARE OF HILLS FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROOFING TOOLS MAY LEAD POLICE TO HOMIDICE SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW GROUP OPPOSES HOME RULE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SANTEE SIOUX TRIBE ELECTS NEW LEADER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOVING HOMES TO CITY MAY REQUIRE BOND,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 60 DAYS FOR FORGERY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEACHERS DISCUSSING INCREASING STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRAPPIE DAYS AUCTION WILL BE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*ESCAPEE TO FACE THEFT, ESCAPE TRIAL","Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
USD HIRES NEW ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROFESSOR DIRECTING MINNEAPOLIS PLAY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TURNER COUNTY FAIR KEEPS GROWING,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RESIDENTS TO GET NUMBERED ADDRESSES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SHUTTING OFF ALSO CUTS HELP TO GAMBLERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"OATS HARVEST NEARS END, DESPITE COOL TEMPERATURES","Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRACTOR ROLLOVER KILLS MAN ON MITCHELL FARM,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
JOHNSON VOTES AGAINST SD,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*BEDDOW'S CHANCES IMPROVING--PARTY LEADER SAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LARGEST-EVER TAX RECEIPTS AT STURGIS RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
DAKTRONICS SIGN ON FOR GAMES IN ATLANTA,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*LENNOX RIPS RUSHMORES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SPRINT CARS FLOCK TO IOWA,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SPAM, I AM","Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*CHESTER WOMAN WINS AGAIN, THIS TIME WITH SPAM","Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*HEALTH-CONSCIOUS COOK FINDS ROOM FOR FAMILY TREATS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*'MONSTER' RIVER CLAIMS CROPLAND,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COUNCIL MAY PROHIBIT GRAFFITI,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ECONOMY CAN'T KEEP EX-NO. 1 ON TOP-10 LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY STILL HAS LOT TO BOAST ABOUT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHRISTIANS TO BURN UNITED NATIONS FLAG (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER'S PACKWOOD VOTE OK'S HARASSMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
D.J.'S ABSENCE PLAYS ROLE IN MUSIC'S DECLINE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--BUY TICKETS TO INDIVIDUAL CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*THROUGH THE EYES OF HOMELESS CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CANARIES WIN 12-11,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*KINSER, DAD A WINNING TEAM","Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SEASONAL SLOWDOWN HITS SD WATERS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STURGIS RALLY SURVEY AVAILABLE NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SEWER TEST PLANNED IN MORRELL AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LUVERNE GIRL REPORTS RAPE ON DREXEL DRIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS AGREE TO CREDIT TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ROADWORK PUSHES AGAINST SCHOOL START,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*APARTMENT OWNERS FIGHT WALTHER CIVIL LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"REGENTS BACK OFF ENROLLMENT CAP, ANNOUNCE OPENINGS","Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATORS--SCHOOLS MAY FACE DRASTIC CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*COUPLE CHARGED WITH MARIJUANA RAISING,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"BOY, 9, STARTED FIRE, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"COUNTY GIVES {dollar}45,000 TO SAVE AIR BASE","Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CITY DENIES NEGLIGENCE WHEN MAN SHOT BY POLICE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS WANT TO LOWER LAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TASK FORCE TO LOOK AT 4-DAY SCHOOL WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FORMER GOVERNOR TO CELEBRATE 70TH,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN ADOPTIONS CAN TURN SOUR,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*CALIFORNIA MAN HURT IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"PROPERTY TAX HIKE TO PAY FOR CURB REPAIR, SEALING","Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
APARTMENT OWNERS DENY WRONGDOING IN DEADLY ARSON,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
PHOTOGRAPHED NUREMBERG TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CHILDREN WITHOUT HEALTH INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MINING COMPANY CONSIDERS RELOCATING TERRY CEMETERY,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKER--END SPECIAL CAR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CITIBANK GETS OK TO START TRUST,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FARMER PLANTS CORN RESISTANT TO EUROPEAN BORER,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"MARCH, APRIL RETAIL SALES GREW 0.5%--STATE REPORT","Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
RAVEN QUARTERLY EARNINGS UP,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
CONCORDE GAMING REPORTS HIGHER EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 17 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*TAKE A STREET CAR DOWN MEMORY LANE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD SENATORS SEE EUROPE DIFFERENTLY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD SENATORS SEE EUROPE DIFFERENTLY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD SENATORS SEE EUROPE DIFFERENTLY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
IT HASN'T BEEN A GRAND YEAR FOR LOVE-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CARTER INTERVENTION SOUGHT FOR DEE MCSTRAVICK,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TWO MINNESOTA WOMEN ARRESTED FOR PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DECISION DUE NEXT WEEK ON MOONIES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CARE IMPROVING AT VET HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PHILIP WATER SUPPLY SAFE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY LOSES RAIL RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
WILDLIFE RATINGS GIVEN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*EMERGENCIES START IN THIS LOCKED ROOM,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
MCGOVERN TO TOUR STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*EMERGENCIES START IN THIS LOCKED ROOM,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
FOOD STAMP LAW CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CATTLEMEN EYE {dollar}1 BILLION MARK (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"LIKES KNEIP, BUT NOT OVER MCGOVERN (L)","Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
"LIKES KNEIP, BUT NOT OVER MCGOVERN (L)","Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
"OIL FIRMS DESERVE PRAISE, NOT CENSURE","Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
TWO FAMILIES GET DAMAGES-PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
*STAYING ALIVE IN A DISCO WORLD,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
*TO IDENTIFY THE SKELETAL REMAINS OF A YOUNG MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
NATIONAL ENERGY POLICY URGED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
RAILROAD SOLUTIONS DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
DASCHLE PUTS MOBIL ON SPOT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1979, sect.B, p.16, col.3"
SPORTSMEN--LEGISLATORS RATE LOW,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPORTSMEN--LEGISLATORS RATE LOW,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN EYES AG POST,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MCGOVERN EYES AG POST,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ESSAYS RECOUNT PIONEER STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*THE PINT-SIZED SD SALOON WITH THE REPUTATION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*THE PINT-SIZED SD SALOON WITH THE REPUTATION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ALAN COOKE REGAINING GOLF TECHNIQUE OF OLD,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ALAN COOKE REGAINING GOLF TECHNIQUE OF OLD,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"AG ISSUES DIVIDE GOP, DEMO PLATFORMS","Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUEL BILL AID CHANGING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WILD POT FLOURISHES IN NORTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"AG ISSUES DIVIDE GOP, DEMO PLATFORMS","Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUEL BILL AID CHANGING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPEE RECAPTURED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD TASTES ROYALTY WITH ELITE WHISKEY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARREST ROWDIES ABUSING LAKE SITES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARREST ROWDIES ABUSING LAKE SITES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUESTION FOR WICK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEBRASKA COLLEAGUE PRAISES ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SEMI-TRAILERS CONVERTED TO BILLBOARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD GETS {dollar}1.8 MILLION FOR JOBS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USDA FUNDS ALCOHOL FUELS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
18 ELK HUNTING LICENSES STIL LEFT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANTI-MANDAN PETITIONS CIRCULATED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FARMERS, HOMEMAKERS TO BE FETED","Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SAYS CAPITALISM COMING BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW WATER ROLE PRAISED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW WATER ROLE PRAISED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLERK PLACED IN CHARGE OF SF CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CLERK PLACED IN CHARGE OF SF CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CLERK PLACED IN CHARGE OF SF CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'WE'RE TALKING BAD WITH A CAPITAL B',"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BLACKBIRD ERRORS LIFT RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TAX CUT BENEFITS ALL,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES WON'T EAT IN PROTEST OF SOLITARY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TAX CUT BENEFITS ALL,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES WON'T EAT IN PROTEST OF SOLITARY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BID TO FORCE RAIL VOTE FAILS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PIPELINE WORKER KILLED ON THE JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PIPELINE WORKER KILLED ON THE JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
VIN WEBER--GET TOUGH ON SPENDING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VIN WEBER--GET TOUGH ON SPENDING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATE COURT WON'T HEAR REMAP SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HARTFORD LEGION TEAM--NUMBER 1...(ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FEARS VA BLUE COLLAR WORK TO BE CONTRACTED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AVERAGE USERS HURT BY NWPS RATE BOOST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS DESERVE TO BE FIRED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MCLAUGHLIN MAN FOUND DEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER INVESTMENT BILL SIGNED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANDAN FIELD WORK COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER INVESTMENT BILL SIGNED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NAPA-PLATTE REGIONAL RAIL AUTHORITY FORMED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS VET WINS VA CONCESSION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC OK'S 18 PERENT RATE HIKE FOR UTILITY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
UNION SEEKING JOBS FOR STATE RAIL WORKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INTEREST HIGH IN STATE AIR CONTROLLERS' JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL TO ASK FOR LEGAL-FEE RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*VETERAN ATTORNEY CLOSES SF OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*VETERAN ATTORNEY CLOSES SF OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*EX-BERGELAND DIRECTOR PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO THEFT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD COULD BE SHORT {dollar}2 MILLION IN TAX RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DIANA BORGUM--THE STORY LADY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NOTHING SUBTLE ABOUT NUGENT CONCERT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*HORTON WINS FRATERNITY AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*MARIAN HENJUM'S WORK IN WISCONSIN EXHIBITION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
DARREL FARIS HONORED BY COSMOPOLITAN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SELNES NAMED OUTSTANDING TEACHER,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
GLENSKI GETS EAGLE SCOUT HONOR,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
SD GUARD WINS GUNNERY EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*CHAMBER SURVEY RESULTS NOT ROBERTS ENDORSEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CROP SPRAYING PLANE CRASHES IN FIELD,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP WANTS TO CHANGE SF GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE WORKERS TO VOTE ON RETURNING TO WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INDIAN CAMP WANTS LOCAL SHERIFF OUSTED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHEERFUL SPRING WHEAT OUTLOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNMENT SHOULD LISTEN TO PUBLIC OPINION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SORENSEN'S SERVICE AS CHIEF NOTEWORTHY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW CRITICIZED--O'CONNOR PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REAGAN INCONSISTENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BIG MITCHELL WATER RATE HIKE OK'D,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY STATE'S ATTORNEY QUITS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INFORMATION SOUGHT ON TRAFFIC VICTIM,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOLESTATION CASE HEARING POSTPONED--CUSTER,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VETERANS AFFAIRS HEARINGS TO BE IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN'S SWINE FLU SUIT REJECTED--RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO NOTIFY PUC OF SERVICE CUTOFFS TOO COSTLY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"NLRB RULINGS FAVOR MIDLAND, EROS FIRM WORKERS","Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CALIF WOMAN TAKES OVER WEATHER OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STURGIS GROUP TO RECOMMEND BIKE RALLY CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PAIR CHARGED WITH WRITING CHECK ON FROZEN ACCOUNT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
UTILITY PLANS SUBSIDIARY TO OPERATE GAS PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PRESSURE CANNER ESSENTIAL FOR SAFETY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL MAY FOCUS ON SPOUSE ABUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HABITUAL FELON'S LIFE TERM REDUCED TO 20 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STORM MAY MEAN MOISTURE IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FOOD BILL NEEDN'T EAT UP PAYCHECK,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SOAP STARS AREN'T LIGHTWEIGHTS, TV ACTRESS SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CYCLISTS STOP IN CITY ON CROSS-COUNTRY ADVENTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*FRANKENFELD, VOLESKY JOIN REPUBLICANS IN HOUSE RACE","Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CRASH KILLS ONE, INJURES FOUR SF MEN","Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAN BARRING LAW OFFICERS FROM POLITICS WITHDRAWN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THOMAS--POOR WOMEN LACK LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BROOKINGS MAN BURIED ALIVE FOR 5 MINUTES, LIVES","Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EMPIRE LINCOLN-MERCURY-MAZDA-BMW OPENS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ENERGY ASSISTANCE PLAN AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"UNION LEADER, MORRELL OFFICIALS MEAT IN CHICAGO","Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BETTER PUBLICITY SEEN FOR NEXT APARTMENT JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFF-TRACK BETS TOPIC STUDY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ADMINISTRATION SHOULD FORGET SATELLITE SALE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SWITCHOVER THE BIG SIOUX RIVER ON I-229,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DOC PASCALE'S DEDICATION TO CENTERVILLE ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY POST 22 REIGNS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RENNER CONTINUES ON STATE MARCH,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
STATE TOURISM DIVISION CANS THE FISHING PROMOS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
PHONE SHELL LIST LACKS NAMES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2ND FEMALE BEATEN BY INTRUDER,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCKENNAN WILL LAY OFF 45 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE CHAIRMAN SEES IT AS A PEP RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*CONFIDE IN THE LORD THROUGH PRAYER,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*GOING DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TO EXPORT ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT TO JAPAN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COOPER CALLS TRUCE IN BUDGET BATTLE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS TELL ABDNOR ABOUT FLOODING PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GUILTY OF RAPING 6-YEAR-OLD BOY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HUMANE SOCIETY INFORMATION BOOTH AT EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TEACHERS STILL SEEK CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BELL'S CAMPAIGN CARD IS DECEPTIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KEEPING OFFICES APART MAY BE BEST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIT AND RUN DRIVER IS A THIEF (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BAD JOKE APPEALS TO LOYALISTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
COMPUTER LINK GIVES AN EXTRA LIFESAVING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS DISLIKE NEW SCHOOL YEAR PLAN BY REGENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VOTER-REGISTRATION ISSUE SURPRISES AUDITOR,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS ADOPT STANDARDIZED COLLEGE TESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
AUTHORITIES SEARCHING FOR DARK BROWN CADILLAC,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COLORADO DECIDES NOT TO PROSECUTE PHILIP MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
OFFICIALS CATCH UP WITH YANKTON WALKAWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PAINT TEST IDENTIFIES VEHICLE INVOLVED ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*RESERVATION SHELTER MAY SHUT DOORS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL NOW TALK OF MEAT INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOOK RULING ON WEAK LEGAL GROUND (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JANKLOW POSTER HELPS STATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MAY NEVER BE THE SAME BECAUSE OF STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROBLEMS ON FARM FORCE CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BASEBALL SHOULD UNITE AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TREATY OBLIGATIONS CAN'T BE IGNORED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"COOPER, HUNKING LACK TRUST (L)","Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
VOTERS WASTED OPPORTUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*STATE'S PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SD MEN REMEMBER PLAYERS BEFORE THEY HIT BIG LEAGUES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*IOWA LOTTERY DIVIDES RELIGIOUS ORANGE CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN'S ARM WITHSTANDS TEST OF TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW HOPES TO PROVIDE LIST FOR VACANCY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT CHANGES PLEA TO INSANITY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU TO TRY ONE-DAY REGISTRATION MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE REGISTRATION IS SEPTEMBER 4,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*2-CAR CRASH INJURES 6 ON HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PACKING PLANT RECALLS TAINTED GROUND BEEF,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ASSOCIATION HONORS MITCHELL SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINING COMPANY DEDICATES WASTEWATER PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NORTHERN STATE TO OFFER NEW MASTERS DEGREE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"POLITICIANS, LAW OFFICERS JOIN IN HONORING MANKE","Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
49 STUDENTS TO RECEIVE EDUCATION CERTIFICATES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MIDWEST GOVERNORS SEEK POSITIVE IMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*STOPPING THE FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOIL CONSERVATION GAINS ACCEPTANCE IN CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*STUDENTS MAKE THE GRADE IN COLORFUL PAISLEY & PLAID,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*PRISCILLA JORVE, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
SD CONSTRUCTION SOARS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*B & G MILKY WAY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FOREIGN TRADE PLANS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HIRING DISABLED GAINING FAVOR,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*THE CARDS ARE COMING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
FILINGS FOR THE LAST HALF OF JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
*POLICE SEEK WOMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STORM SHREDS FARMS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITALS AT ODDS OVER HEART PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DELL RAPIDS 4-H FAMILY ON PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
FAIR TICKETS SELLING FAST,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
GUARD PUT ON GREAT SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MILLIONS OF PASSENGERS RIDING 'EMPTY BUSES' (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD HEED CHIEF JUSTICE'S ADVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THANKS FOR ATTENDING SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CITY MAN'S SLAYING IMPROVOKED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN'S SLAYING UNPROVOKED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CRASHES FAIL TO BRING YALE FARMER DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL HEARING TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO COOPERATE IN SPECIAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INJURY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF COLLECTORS FOCUS ON MEN BEHIND THE CAMERA,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY BEGINS '87 BUDGET WORK TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EX-RAPID CITY MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST TO FRAUD,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LIGHTNING BLAMED FOR CHURCH CHOIR LOFT BLAZE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE WARN OF CREDIT SCAM OFFERING FREE TRIPS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUMMER NO VACATION FOR CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SWIFTBIRD MAN KILLED AFTER CAR RUNS OFF ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNARMED MAN JAILED AFTER REPORTED THREATS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS' DIRECTOR TO STUDY LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TOURIST WORK SHOULD CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY EXPECTED TO AWARD FIRE STATION CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*NEW CAR SALES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CAR SHORTAGE TO DELAY HAY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"ROBSON, BANKERS WIN TITLE","Argus LeaderAug 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHILD'S DEATH HOMICIDE--CORONER,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DIOCESE'S WAY FOR DEALING WITH AIDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER'S LEGISLATION ON BEES LACKS STING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"SENIORS ADD MORE POSES, PERSONALITY TO PICTURES","Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION PROJECT READY TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEAVY SCHEDULE AHEAD FOR 4-HERS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES HOSPITAL LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHRINERS CONVENTION TO BE HELD IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS DENY BAR EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRIVER'S SEIZURE BLAMED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TALKS BREAK OFF IN OMAHA,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE EDUCATION PANEL DROPS ACTIVITIES ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUSPECTED BOTULISM KILLS BIRDS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIR BASE SECURITY PREPARES FOR TERRORISM,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
THREE MEN SENTENCED FOR MONUMENT DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
JOHNSON SETS UP COUNTY FARM PANELS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
CITIES RANKED BY TAXABLE SALES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY SEEKS CHANGE ON GOLD TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY FAIR ENJOYS 20 PERCENT GAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SD SHARES ATHLETES WITH WORLD,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BYRUMS VISIT WILLOW RUN FOR BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
PLANE CRASH KILLS TWO NEAR ETHAN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES IN FATAL I-29 CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S 'ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI' DEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SAFETY BELTS SAVED ONE FAMILY'S LIVES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BREAK GIVES TASTE OF NEW ORLEANS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE NOVEMBER 8 ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY DRAGGING FEET ON WATER PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
QUAYLE ADDS INTEREST TO GAME (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL REALISM NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
FUND-RAISING BIKE RIDE SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EUROPEAN STUDENTS SPEND THE SUMMER HERE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SKILLS REGRESS DURING SUMMER BREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CAPTURED FUGITIVES TO RETURN TO SD,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED IN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESCUE PERSONNEL SIMULATE PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS TO HOLD CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO MEDIATE IN SALARY DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WARRANT ISSUED FOR SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AGREEMENT REACHED ON SHRIVER'S SALE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COUPLE WORKS TO FIND HOMES FOR BABIES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
4TH MINNEAPOLIS FLIGHT ADDED TO NORTHWEST,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN'S 3RD PIT BULL VICIOUS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FINANCIAL AID RULES TIGHTENED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RUSHMORE RALLY CALLED A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3-PRONG TEACHER PAY PLAN EXPLORED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
4 INJURED IN SHOOTING AT RAPID CITY HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
INSURANCE GROUP MAY CHALLENGE RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SCHUELER WILL BE MISSED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE AREA WALLEYES PLENTIFUL,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GIRL ELECTROCUTED IN ELK POINT HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WAL-MART CAPS BIG SEASON FOR BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING STARTS NOVEMBER 1,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPORTS LOTTERY INTERESTS STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TOURISM UP AT MOST SD SITES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CEMETERY SHOULD BE FENCED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JAMISON RESPONDS TO NEED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW DRUG STORE LEAVES UNANSWERED QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOULD ALLOW NICARAGUA WAR TO END (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CURB-PAINTING A FINE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
KEEP GARBAGE OUT OF SD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
THOROGOOD TO PLAY IN LANE ON SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WATERCRAFT ASSEMBLED IN HALF-GALLONS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOT ROD CHEVY KEVY CUTS SINGLE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARENA MANAGEMENT BIDS FOR CONCESSIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT TO HEAR SEX CONVICT'S APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAYERS GREETED WITH JET FLYOVER,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC'S BURG NAMED TO NATIONAL PANEL,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN KILLED BY PICKUP,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN'S COURT DATE POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VENDORS MAKE PEDDLING THEIR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*3 CARS COLLIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNIVERSITIES EXPECT HIGHEST ENROLLMENT IN YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BALTIC PLANS CITYWIDE OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LODERMEIER APPEALING CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FARMLAND TAXES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TOUR-WINNING BYRUMS HIGHLIGHT LOCAL BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HANSON COUNTY ON DROUGHT LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LANDMARK HOTEL SOLD IN HURON,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*VIDEO PITCHES TIPS FOR COLLECTING CARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
AG DIRECTOR TO BE NAMED BY LABOR DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*AIR GUARD COUPLE AWAITS WORD,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BAR OWNERS BATTLE TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RESTRUCTURING MUST BE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MILK CARTON CRAFT, CREWS SET FOR RACE","Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*STAYING OUT OF LINE OF FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
RATINGS PLACE KELO ON TOP IN MORNINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*EQUALIZING PROPERTY TAX RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HEALTH CARE SHOULD BE CAMPAIGN ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RECYCLE AND BUY RECYCLED GOODS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BIG OIL COMPANY GOUGING NOT NEW (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*ROAD TO '40 TITLE NOT ALWAYS SMOOTH,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JOSEPH L FLOYD TO BE HONORED AT PARTY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEN LAUGH AT THEIR SENTENCE FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO SPEAK AT SCHOOL BOARD GATHERING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAMUELSON POLL SPURS MIXED VIEWS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKYFORCE SKYLINE AUDITIONS NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIG BLOOM,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MANY GO MILES FOR CHEAP-GAS SMILES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER SCOFFS AT CONTRIBUTION DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATERING LIMIT COULD SOON DRY UP,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEDERAL LAYOFFS POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FOURTH CIVIL LAWSUIT FILED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MELETTE MEDICAL WASTE NOT DANGER--STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE--MORE MINING THREATENS WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INCREASED HOTEL RATES MAY DRIVE AWAY TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MANY COUNCIL MEMBERS REJECT MINING RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESERVATION VOTERS PICK TRIBAL CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KYLE MAN DIES AFTER AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*4-H FAMILY WINDS DOWN AFTER 16 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
MICKELSON'S SON ARRESTED FOR DWI,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BROOKINGS LEADS LIST IN TOXIC WASTE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*HOLLYWOOD, SD--'THUNDERHEART'","Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OUTSIDER LOOKS IN ON INDIAN WORLD,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"HOLD ON TO YOUR HATS, TAXPAYERS (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INVEST IN EDUCATION WITH REVENUE WINDFALL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*THOMAS OFFERS HOPE TO MINORITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SEIDSCHLAW PAID PRICE FOR DEATHS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
UNDERLYING PROBLEMS HURTING RECONCILIATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
WHY DO BABY DEATHS DIFFER FROM ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
"*ANTICIPATION, WORK EVIDENT AT ROOSEVELT","Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CORN BELT ADDS TO WIN TOTAL,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RUNNER-UP SHOWS IT'S NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FORUM TO BE AUGUST 31 AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"GTA BUYS GETTYSBURG FEED, GRAIN OPERATION","Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"LARGE FARMS, RANCHES ON INCREASE IN SD","Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SEEKS PROBE OF MEAT PRICING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BYTE-SIZE MARKET,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FOSS AND CORNING TO GET AVIATION HONOR,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PATIENT GRATEFUL FOR 'SMALL-TOWN' FAVORS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*RE-ENACTMENT BRINGS COLOR TO BLACK, WHITE HISTORY","Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATOR PETITIONS TO DIVVY SURPLUS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON SAYS LOTTERY 'HERE TO STAY',"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
COUNTS 2 MILLIONTH VISITOR,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
"DRUG STORE, CURIO SHOP REPORT ROBBERY","Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
GROUP PLANS BUILDING FOR TAFT HOTEL SALE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKER SEEKS VIEWS ON MIDDLE-CLASS PINCH,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
NEIGHBORS GATHER FOR BLOCK PARTY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SALES TAX WOULD FILL 'EMPTY TROUGH',"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*SMITHSONIAN RETURNS REMAINS TO SIOUX,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
CITIZEN'S CREDITED FOR LOW CRIME RATE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
SPORTSMEN'S GROUP OPPOSES EXPANDING WILDERNESS AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
OPPOSITION GROWS TO MEDICAL WASTE INCINERATORS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
*WHIRLWIND TRIP MADE BROTHERS INTO FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CLIMB A ROCK,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*BEST PLACES TO CLIMB,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*WESTERN CANADA FULL OF SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1991, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*FIRE SURVIVORS LIVE WITH FEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WALWORTH DUMP WOULD START SMALL,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SHELL CEO, SD NATIVE GIVES DELEGATE PARTY","Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
OLD MALL STILL HAS BUSINESS POTENTIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'PORTRAIT OF MARRIAGE' NOT IN PUBLIC INTEREST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
URGE LAWMAKERS TO PUSH FOR 'MOTOR VOTER' BILL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"LEAD'S 'RAILS FOR TRAILS' COSTLY, LITTLE USED (L)","Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
TRUCKER WAS LIFESAVER WHEN CAR BROKE DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
MASTEN'S REMARKS ABOUT O'CONNELL 'NAUSEATING' (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
POSTING PHYSICIAN FEES BACKED BY DELEGATES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
GAME FISH AND PARKS GETS UNNECESSARY FLACK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
CORN SHOULD BE TOPS FOR MITCHELL PALACE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO START CAMPAIGN LABOR DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAAR TO SPEAK TODAY AT GOP CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN'S DRUG SENTENCE SHORTENED BY COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE RAIL PLAN SUBJECT OF HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EVERYDAY IS CLEANING DAY IN CHESTER,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DAY CARE OWNER LIMITED TO 1 CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MIDDLE SCHOOL LAND OPTIONS CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LAWMAKER MAILINGS DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"BROOKINGS COUNTY, UNION OK CONTRACT","Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUNGEE JUMPER BREAKS ANKLE IN 3 PLACES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HUMPHREY HIGHWAY TO BE DEDICATED SEPTEMBER 5,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY PRINCIPAL TO RECEIVE HONOR,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE GROUPS MAY BUY STATE-OWNED DREDGES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRIBAL MEMBERS SUE CASINO MANAGERS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WALTONS' LAWYERS LOSE BID,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EXTENSION SERVICE AGENT FORESEES EARLY FROST,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HEARING ON SCHOOL YEAR SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TO CHANGE STATE SEX CRIMES LAW,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*TURNING PLASTIC INTO CREDIT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SUFFERING CITICORP MUST REVEAL MORE LOAN DATA,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*STATE NEWSPAPER HEAD EARNS POST,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*LPGA STARS JOIN TSCHETTER FOR CHARITY EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANTELOPE BOWHUNTERS FACE STIFF CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WOLFGANG STILL KING OF KNOXVILLE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PRETTY AS A PICTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHENIER BRINGS ZYDECO SOUND TO CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CROP LOSSES EXCEED {dollar}725 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE DENIES HE TRADED VOTE TO GET WIFE POSITION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DELTA AIR LINES PLANS TO TAKE OFF FROM CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SUPERINTENDENT SEEKS SALES TAX FOR SD SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS HEAR IDEAS TO CURB SCHOOL SPENDING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CHILD SUPPORT LAW TARGETS ABSENT PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MUENSTER IS KEY DEMOCRAT PORSPECT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PRISONER PERSONALIZED PAIN OF ABUSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MEDICAID MAY BECOME AN ABORTION CASUALTY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
"AFTER JURY DECISION, MAN HYPERVENTILATES","Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN CHARGED IN GIRLFRIEND BEATING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOUR MEN INDICTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO STERIOD POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO STEROID POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE PLEAD GUILTY TO DEALING CRACK,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN INJURED IN AIRPLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S EASIER GOING DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GUARDS CLEARED OF WRONGDOING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS MUST ADD POLICY TO HANDLE VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WAR FRIENDS REUNITED AFTER 50 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*WOMAN TRYING WORK IN ALL 50 STATES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH STARTS WITH GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BROOKINGS FACILITY RENAMED FOR REED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNSELING PROGRAM AIDS FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON CELEBRATION FEATURES NEW EVENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAS FLOWING TO RURAL TOWNS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MORE SUMMER DRIVER'S EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
THREE TEEN-AGERS SUSPECTS IN BURGLARIES IN 4 STATES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRO-DEVELOPMENT FORCES QUESTION COUNTY'S VISION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ROCK CLIMBING INSTRUCTOR URGES PROPER TRAINING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*BILL NOLTZ, PRIDE SIGNS, WELDS TOGETHER AN ARCH","Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
"STATE RANKS LOW IN INVESTMENT, STRONG IN BUSINESS","Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*HECKER KEEPS COMPETITIVE FIRE BURNING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POP THE ALL-PURPOSE PICK-ME-UP,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GUZZLING SODA A TOUGH HABIT WORTH BREAKING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*WINNERS STIRRED UP A LOT OF CALORIES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CHILD MOLESTER GOES FREE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EAST SIOUX FALLS COMES BACK TO LIFE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TO MOVE INTO {dollar}6 MILLION BUILDING DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS AGAIN SCORES BIG IN RATING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"WOODSTOCK, SMOODSTOCK (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"MAKE SURE CAR LIGHTS WORK, THEN USE THEM (L)","Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VIDEO-LOTTERY DOLLARS BETTER SPENT ON RENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--MONEY MAGAZINE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*EGAN TO SIGN BOOK ON HANGING,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PARK RIDGE COOK RETIRING WITH CREW OF TWO,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RICHARD WINS IMCA SPRINT RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LINEMAN'S SURPRISE RETURN BOLSTERS JACKRABBITS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ANGLERS FIND MUSKIE HEAVEN IN CANADA,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANGLERS' ROAD: I-90 TO OAHE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD DUCK SEASON WON'T CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ROHDE TAKES CITY GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TOOLS MAY HAVE TIES TO MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MOTEL BICYCLE THEIVES FOUND, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS FIRE IN UNDER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD WORKERS ANTICIPATE LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ARTISTS TRAVEL A ROCKY ROAD TO PIPESTONE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RIDERS WANTED FOR USD SHUTTLE BUS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNMENT CHANGE COULD BE DISASTER FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY--RENOVATE BUILDINGS FOR JUVENILE CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
COILCRAFT CONFIRMS MOVE TO VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
IOWA MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING COP,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FUR TRADERS DAYS WILL BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NEW DORMORITORIES OPENING NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*ELDERLY MAN MISSING AFTER GOING FOR WALK,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TOURIST NUMBERS UP AT ATTRACTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HERITAGE PARK A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STRESS OF COLONY SCHISM LEADS TO DEATH OF LEADER,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BANKS TO STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*WARNING LIGHT CAUSES SCARE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FLEET OF MOTOR VEHICLES TEMPORARILY INCREASES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"RESTAURANTS, DISCO TO OPEN ON ONE SITE","Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"FIRST PICNIC FOR ALL RESIDENT, DEDICATE PARK","Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
COUNTY BOARD TO SEEK STAY OF MILLER'S ORDER,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*TO SUBMIT ALTERNATE PLAN FOR BOARD REPLACEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CREATION OF AG-PROCESSING BOARD PLACED IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"BEDDOW, JANKLOW DISAGREE ON STATE BUDGET SOLUTIONS","Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SUBSTITUTES TO FILL SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL VACANCIES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
RAVEN REPORTS 12 PERCENT DIP IN 2ND QUARTER,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS COUPLE COMPLETES SUICIDE PACT,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HOG PRICES HIT 2-YEAR HIGH,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MOTOR-VOTER LAW PERHAPS MISNAMED, BUT WORKING","Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RACE ISSUE CLOUDS REAL TRIAL QUESTION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"VETERANS LEAVE US LEGACY OF LOVE, VALOR (L)","Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AGRICULTURE MEETING IN HURON GOOD PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESSLER SHOULD REFUSE LOBBYIST CONTRIBUTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PRESSLER DIDN'T HEED OWN CAMPAIGN ADVICE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
QUALITY OF LIFE IN SIOUX FALLS SLIPS,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
POLICE INVESTIGATING GANG RAPE OF WOMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
16-YEAR-OLD CHARGED IN GET-N-GO ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SAY WOMAN HINDERED FIREFIGHTER,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WORTHING MAN, 27, REARRESTED IN BEATING","Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW--NO MORE STATE RULES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COURTHOUSE COMPLEX TAKES SHAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OUTSTANDING EDUCATOR SPEAKS TO JOINT SESSION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
WWII VETS INVITED TO USO TENT AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TUTOR CERTIFICATION OFFERED AT WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RODEO-RALLY PLANNED AT LEWIS & CLARK,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FACULTY RECEPTION TO FEATURE JAZZ QUARTET,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*THREE DIE IN 2 DAYS AT SWIMMING HOLE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*STATE LAW COULD ALTER VOTE ON UTILITY MERGER,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SCHOOL BOARD PLAN TO GUIDE 4-DAY WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SINTE GLESKA BEGINS FIRST PHASE OF PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LEGISLATOR PROPOSES CLOSING LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*MULBERRY-PICKING TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ACTIVITIES PLANNED FOR LABOR DAY WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SDSU HALTS CIGAR-ALCOHOL FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
SERVED COUNTY AND STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"RANCHER SEEKS {dollar}100,000 IN BULL SUIT","Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*MILK PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS CONSTITUTIONALITY OF LAW,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JOHNSON SEEKS EQUALITY IN RIVER RELEASE,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"FIRE KILLS DAIRY COWS, DESTROYS BARN","Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN FOUND NOT GUILTY IN SD MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BIA LEADER VOWS TO MAKE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
FORMER CANDIDATE SEEKS REMOVAL OF NEW CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
NEW SALES TAX ON IN-STATE TRUCKING CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*UNBIND TREE TRUNK,"Argus LeaderAug 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
INFLATION A SILENT THIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"160 ACRES SOLD FOR {dollar}250,000","Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MOTORCYCLE COLLIDED WITH A CAR,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SINGER SUSAN OSBORN IN THE CONCERT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HORMEL CLOSES PLANT IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
HORMEL CLOSES PLANT IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION ALREADY AFFECTING COUNTY'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*GLOOMY RUMOR ADDS ANXIETY TO CITY BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
INFLATION'S ROOTS BURIED IN SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
A LOOK BACKWARD AT YOUR CITY'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HIGHWAY NEEDS REMAIN UNMET (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW AND THE RED LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW AND THE RED LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SD HAS BEEN IDEAL FOR BEEF,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
NO PRESS RELEASE 'BLIZZARD' FROM THE GOVERNOR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
NO PRESS RELEASE 'BLIZZARD' FROM GOVERNOR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CONTRACTOR TAX FORMULAS CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE DEFENDS FUNDING FOR RESEARCH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CONGRESS SHOULD CUT SPENDING {dollar}60 BILLION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
SAYS POLICE HARASSMENT CUTS EFFECTIVENESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
SAYS POLICE HARASSMENT CUTS EFFECTIVENESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
"COURTS ASK {dollar}225,000 IN FEES","Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JACK OBERLITNER APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JACK OBERLITNER APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BOX ELDER WATER IS OK,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AGRICULTURE APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
PRICE FIXING ADMITTED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MEANS TO GO TO SWIFT BIRD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
MEANS TO GO TO SWIFT BIRD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*BAND SOLOISTS TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
WOMAN 'LIFTS' DIAMOND RINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS COLTON HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.2"
OZARK AIRLINES FACES SECOND STRIKE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.3"
*GOLF ESTABLISHES RESPECT FOR AGE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MORRELL PACT TAKES EFFECT IN SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL PACT TAKES EFFECT IN SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS POWER EARNINGS SLIP,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SALES RECOGNITION DAY PLANNED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
H & R BLOCK OFFERS TAX COURSE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*LEWIS DRUG PROMOTES TWO ON STAFF,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CONSUMER BANKING OFFICER ELECTED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS POWER EARNINGS SLIP,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRUCKING CONVENTION IS SEPT 7-8,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MANAGER NAMED FOR TARGET STORE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*'YOUR HAIRDRESSER' CHANGES OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION APPOINTS HAINJE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
THE DREAMS OF FISHING AT SNOW-PAC,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
"*A DAY OF DREAMING-MCCRORY GARDENS, BROOKINGS","Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*A DAY OF DREAMING-MCCRORY GARDENS, BROOKINGS","Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHILDREN'S INN MOVED TO LARGE BUNGALOW,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CHILDREN'S INN MOVED TO LARGE BUNGALOW,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS 4-HER WINS 11 PURPLE RIBBONS AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BETTY & DICK SHAHEEN-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"*CAN A GOAT REALLY RUN-JASPER, MINN","Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*TURTLE-RACING TIME IN VOLIN, SD","Argus LeaderAug 19 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WINDS STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE NEARING BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS CUT BUDGET REQUEST,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE NEARING BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS CUT BUDGET REQUEST,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PHEASANT HUNTERS GET 5-DAY BONUS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PHEASANT HUNTERS GET 5-DAY BONUS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY PASSES HAT TO PAY FOR ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BELLE FOURCHE DIGGING MAY CHANGE IMPRESSIONS OF..SD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BELLE FOURCHE DIGGING MAY CHANGE IMPRESSIONS OF...SD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*DEPALMA'S 'DRESSED TO KILL' A MUST-SEE FILM,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RENNER FOLKS PROUD OF AMATEUR BASEBALL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR BID BASED ON JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS FACE NATURE'S FINAL HURDLE--EARLY FROST,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR BID BASED ON JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS FACE NATURE'S FINAL HURDLE--EARLY FROST,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE DECLARES PARKING BAN ON MINN AVE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS--ND BLIND CHILDREN MUST PAY TUITION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS--ND BLIND CHILDREN MUST PAY TUITION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOV JANKLOW MEETS WITH THE SD BD OF REGENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
URANIUM ISSUE TOUGH DECISION FOR COUNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENT FARES HIKED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MCCOOK LAKE LAND TRANSFER PUT IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MCCOOK LAKE LAND TRANSFER PUT IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FINE'S SUPPORT OF THEATRE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR CRITIC OF MAGGIE WARREN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FINE'S SUPPORT OF THEATRE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
URANIUM NEEDS STUDY BEFORE ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELKTON'S DEFIANCE OF FLUORIDATION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CIVIL DEFENSE VOLUNTEERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXPLOSION LEVELS SERVICE STATION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FREE BUS TRIPS TO SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THIEF ESCAPES WITH SAFE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SCRUTINIZING SOCIAL SERVICES BODY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NO INCOMPETENCE IN DEATHS AT INDIAN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
NO INCOMPETENCE IN DEATHS AT INDIAN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PEARSON TO BE NEW SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CITY PLEDGES REVENUE BONDS TO 2 FIRMS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CITY PLEDGES REVENUE BONDS TO 2 FIRMS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PYRAMID-TYPE MONEY GAME INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PEARSON TO BE NEW SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*NORTH END STOPS MOVE OF HALFWAY HOUSES,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLAYOFFS ADD INCENTIVE TO 'THIN MAN'S' TROOPS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BLACKBIRDS GAIN LEGION FINALS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLAYOFFS DRAW MOST STATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GLIDERS SOAR WITH EAGLES,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
2 CONTROLLERS IN RC WANT JOB BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF HUMAN RELATIONS STAFF SHRINKS TO ONE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TUITION CUTS, SALARIES FACE SD BOARD OF REGENTS","Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF HUMAN RELATIONS STAFF SHRINKS TO ONE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INSURANCE COMPANIES CHALLENGE SD TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TUITION CUTS, SALARIES FACE SD BOARD OF REGENTS","Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PEN HUNGER STRIKE OVER, WARDEN SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PEN HUNGER STRIKE OVER, WARDEN SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLEDGES STOP FOR AMINALS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BEATING TERRORISM (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PASSERBY'S EPITHET UPSETS PRISON GUARD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CRITICIZES COLUMN ON WRITING PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CRITICIZES COLUMN ON WRITING PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PIERRE PASSENGERS PREFER DENVER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SMALL GRAIN HARVEST ALMOST COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MARION ROAD PAVING DECISION NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THRESHING JAMBOREE AUG 28-30,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT IN STATE DROPPED 0.6 PERCENT IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBE LOOKING FOR SWIFT BIRD FUNDING,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SIOUX VALLEY HOSP TO GET MORE PARKING,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBE LOOKING FOR SWIFT BIRD FUNDING,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEVELOPMENT FIRM SUES 7 SD LOAN COMPANIES,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MONDALE PLANS TO HELP DASCHLE RAISE MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*THE MILKMAN--A SPECIAL TYPE OF PERSON,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TAKING A LOOK AT THE FLOREN FAMILY ALBUM,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE MILKMAN--A SPECIAL TYPE OF PERSON,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FDA DATA MAY CHANGE YOUR MIND ABOUT SUGAR,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SF FEELS WALL STREET SHOCK WAVE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 LAWSUITS FILED AGAINST ETSI PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ROCK MUSICAL ONE OF PLAYHOUSE'S MOST ELABORATE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GARP,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOMEGROWN ROCK,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SINTE GLESAK COLLEGE WILL HAVE ITS COMMENCEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
BOOKMOBILE TO BE AT THE SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
COFFEE DAY AUGUST 25,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
RURAL HEALTH COURSE OFFERED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*FOSHEIM NEW CHIEF JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EASTERN SD ELEVATORS OVERFLOWING WITH BUMPER CROP,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAW OFFICERS PLAN STRIKE STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
400 TEACHERS VOTE TO SUPPORT UNION IN DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUSSIE WON'T HOLD ROBBERY AGAINST CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BETTER SALES YEAR SEEN FOR 1983 AUTOS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EDITORIAL ON SOVIET GRAIN PACT CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FREEMAN COUNCILMAN THANKS ARGUS LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
REAGAN CAN'T CLAIM SOCIAL SECURITY CLAIM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PATROL INVESTIGATING SNIPER REPORTS--ALEXANDRIA,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PBS GETS CHALLENGE GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROCK USED IN KILLING DAVID ROSE--DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS APARTMENT DAMAGED BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE PICKS CAMPAIGN MANAGER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEAD PILOT IDENTIFIED AS MINN MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MINE WORKERS TESTIFY ON JOBLESS PAY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PIERRE COLLEGE STARTS CLASSES SEPT 7,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"SAUDI SHEIK GIVES INDIAN CAMP {dollar}10,000","Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD CONGRESSMEN SPLIT OVER TAX BILL (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SENIORS SHAKEN BY INDICTMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"INSURANCE, HOUSEPARENTS, BUDGET ON AGENDA","Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
REPUBLIC WORKERS MAY BE ASKED TO TAKE CUT (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*CHRISTIAN ROCK GROUP PERFORMS IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
FOR THE RECORD IT REACHED 101 DEGREES,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS CONSIDER {dollar}168 MILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LEADING ROLES AREN'T OUT OF CHARACTER FOR RICH HERD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REVIVAL--PREACHING THAT OLD-TIME RELIGION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STEPHEN KING SCARES AGAIN WITH 'CUJO',"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JEWEL CAVE MARKS ANNIVERSARY WITH OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
PRAIRIE VILLAGE PLANS THRESHING EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*WEBER APARTMENTS ORDERED VACATED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GLENN CAN CARRY STATE, CAMPAIGN OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE GETS OK TO REOPEN LEAD MINE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS DELAY IN HARTFORD BANK HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S ATTORNEY NAMED TO ASSIST IN DRUG PROBE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RIDING IN STYLE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY BATTLES MEDICAL WELFARE COSTS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*REPORTS--MEYER LEAVING CITY JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEALTH OFFICIALS SEE SIGNS OF ENCEPHALITIS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POT CAPSULES WON'T BE MORE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NO VIOLENCE IN SCHOOLS A BIG PLUS IN HEARTLAND (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*ABANDONED CEMETERY BOARD VIEWS FARMERS AS FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HIGH COURT WILL HEAR CASE ON BANKING LAW,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*ALPENA PITCHER SHUTS DOWN HARRISBURG, 6-5","Argus LeaderAug 19 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*FRIENDS WAIT BY WINDOW FOR TRAVIS TO WAKE UP,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
5 HELD IN {dollar}30 MILLION DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RED LAKE RENOVATION CAUSES CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOTULISM KILLING WATERFOWL,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DECLINING DOVES SHOULDN'T AFFECT SEASON,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HUNTING RULES TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
WOLFGANG KEEPS FEATURE STRING GOING,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WORK BEGINS MONDAY ON SPRINGFIELD PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PLANS SEPTEMBER WASTE PLAN FORUM,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW WARDEN READY FOR THE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BEATINGS CHANGE WAYS ON 10TH STREET,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TIME TO SPARE READERS FROM POLITICIANS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS MUST EVALUATE FEE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REMEMBERING AUG 6 AND 9 (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REAGAN AIDED ABORTION CAUSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*CYCLISTS HIT THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
KANSAS MAN CHOSEN WORLD CHAMP AUCTIONEER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
RC TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS RESULT IN 2 DEATHS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR GOES COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MARCIE M NORRIS--FAVORITE RECIPES,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BUILDING MAKES MIDSUMMER SPURT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WORKER MOTIVATION MAKES THE INDUSTRIES WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD CHURCH-STATE RULING MIXED GRADES,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEATPACKERS UNION AUTHORIZES STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TAKING A DIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
STATE LOTTERY PROPOSAL DESERVES CONSIDERATION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TSCHETTER MAKES IT 3,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*POLICE OFFICER KEEPS BUSY WHILE MOST SLEEP,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROBERTS THROWS HAT INTO RING,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLORADO FIRM HAULS ASBESTOS TO STURGIS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW DIVORCE LAW WON'T HURT MARRIAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
2 INJURED IN ACCIDENT REMAIN HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FARM LEADERS GIVE REAGAN MIXED REVIEWS FOR SPEECH,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"NON-FARM GROWTH WEAK, REPORT SHOWS","Argus LeaderAug 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NUCLEAR WASTE DEBATE GETS MORE TANGLED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PIEDMONT WOMAN DIES OF SMOKE INHALATION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AUTO INVESTMENTS PLEASE GOVERNORS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FAIR LOOKS FOR MONKEYS TO SHINE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL DISPUTE AWAITS RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOLD RUSH MINERS VS. ENVIRONMENTALISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ABDNOR SWITCHED VOTE ON AID,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ARGUS IS TOO QUICK IN CRITICIZING JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LISTING DIVORCEES TASTELESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SIOUX EMPIRE OFFERS A NICE LINEUP,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BELL SUGGESTS IMPOSSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
PRESSLER RIGHT ON SANCTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
TELL BOTH SIDES OF STORY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
HEADLINES MAKE DIFFERENCE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
MAKE BETTER PLANS NEXT TIME (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*RABBITT DIDN'T COME FROM THE COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STITCHES OF TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STITCHES OT TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STITCHES OF TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DASCHLE, ABDNOR INTENSIFY FARM RHETORIC","Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES WON'T COMMENT ON INDICTMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPEE CATURED ON PINE RIDGE RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ID BRACELETS AVAILABLE FOR CHILDREN AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY FUGITIVE CAPTURED IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TAX REFORM WILL HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
'ARGUS' MANAGING EDITOR TAKES JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY DENIES REQUEST FOR GASOLINE PUMPS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STORM FLASHES THROUGH CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WALL COLLAPSE MOVES PIT WITHIN 20 FEET,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FLANDREAU TRIBE TO BEGIN ENTERTAINMENT CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECTS POST BOND,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY REQUESTS TOTAL {dollar}88.9 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COMMENCEMENT SET FOR FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WEEKLY EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CHERRY CREEK MAN SENTENCED TO 30 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"ABDNOR'S PAC VOTE COSTS HIM {dollar}5,000","Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NCC PLAYERS ARE TALK OF THE NATION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*GIRL SEEMED HAPPY, NEIGHBOR SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HAVING A HEYDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIR TRAFFIC SYSTEM NEEDS MAJOR OVERHAUL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COUNTY GOVERNMENTS SAVE PEOPLE MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JUSTICE TAKES TIME (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FAIR LEAVES FOND MEMORIES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CORONER'S INQUEST INTO DEATH BEGINS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELDERLY IN NEED TO GET PHONE CREDIT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE SEEKS RETAILER SUPPORT WITH LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CENTER TO HELP GROUPS, SPEAKERS FIND EACH OTHER","Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AGREES TO ATTEND SD FORUM,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EXISTING QUARRIES NEED RULES,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INDIGENTS SAP COUNTY BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY SHUTS DOWN WELL FOR TESTING,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SHRINERS CONVENTION IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN CONVICTED OF STABBINGS LOSES APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RESEARCH DIRECTORY AVAILABLE FROM PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WORK TO BEGIN ON ELLSWORTH TRAINING CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DASCHLE PUSHES FAIR FARM PRICE BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BOARD WANTS STUDY OF AQUIFER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GRAIN ELEVATORS DISPUTE COMMISSION'S AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AIRLINE MONEY AVAILABLE DASCHLE SAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BURKE HOSPITAL TO TAKE RURAL HEALTH STUDY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*FARM NUMBERS DECREASE IN ALL AREA STATES,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*FRESH IDEAS PICK UP A PICNIC,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"RAPID CITY, HURON IN LEGION FINALS","Argus LeaderAug 19 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*CLENDENON ARRESTED ON COCAINE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*QUAYLE'S HONESTY CONCERNS SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CRACK HOUSE RAIDED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DELEGATES RALLY TO THE ROLL CALL,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
DROUGHT IS NUMBER 1 CONCERN OF SD DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
QUAYLE DILEMMA STEALS STAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
JESUS WILL JUDGE SINNERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW LAW WON'T COVER ALL MEDICAL NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THE MALL SHOULDN'T BE DESTROYED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'YOUNG GUNS' AN HONOR ...,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOY TO BE CHARGED IN SHOOTING OF FOUR,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROTHER TO LEAD PRESENTATION COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING SCHEDULED IN HARASSMENT CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHONE LAW TO HELP HEARING-IMPAIRED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL OF MINES PICKS VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN CHARGED IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PLANE CRASH VICTIMS IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATE'S DEATH RAISES BALLOT QUESTION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINING GROUP SELECTS MUENSTER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DUDLEY TO MEET WITH POPE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN PLANT LAYS OFF 300 PART-TIME WORKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARDS WANT TO PICK WHEN SCHOOLS START,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS MANSLAUGHTER CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS OF SUMMER SERVE YOUTH,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
55 SD COUNTIES QUALIFY FOR LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*HERE COME THE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*MECHANIC PUTS ON BRAKES AFTER 44 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
PAY STILL HIGHEST ON COASTS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
SALE OF LITTON FINISHED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
*ANDERSON PICKED AS FIRE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOLLMANN--HOSPITAL 'MISTREATED' ME,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD TRIP PLANNED FOR BUSH,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TOPLESS DANCERS GET UNDER TOWN'S SKIN,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*EX-'PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION' WRITER ISSUES BOOK,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*MAGAZINE FEATURES CITY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
COUNTY FAIR NEEDS HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EARLY MILITARY FLYOVERS DON'T IMPRESS EVERYONE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
1 RADIOACTIVE DUMP CAN GROW INTO MANY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MUENSTER NOT QUALIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
AREA SCHOOLS ADDING ANTI-DRUG PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SCHEDULES 5 DAYS OF MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMALL FIRE INJURES WORKER AT LOCAL MALL,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WELL TEST PROMPTS ONE-DAY LIFT OF BAN,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN, CHILD DIE IN BROOKINGS CRASH","Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CONCESSIONAIRES LEAVE ARENA,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TOM BROKOW RETURNS TO YANKTON FOR PARADE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOOD BEACHES OF PAST TO SAND DUNES,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'LINDBERG FLIGHT' INCLUDES TEA BREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*JAMISON HEADING TO FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LAWYER MUST BE DISBARRED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LUNG DISEASE DEATHS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ETV BOARD TALKS ABOUT RELOCATING,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*FLOYD HAILED AS HARD-WORKING TV PIONEER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AMBULANCE COMPETION QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PASTORS DECRY AND SUPPORT MOVES ON IRAQ,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ECONOMIC PICTURE NOT ENTIRELY GLOOMY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SD GAINING GARBAGE-DUMP IMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PUBLISHING AIDS CARTOON IRRESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
RAMPED HIGH SCHOOL WOULD SERVE CITY WELL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WHY IS AMBULANCE COMPETITION BAD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
YOUNG SHOULD LEARN MEANING OF PATRIOTISM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
"PEOPLE SHOULD REVIEW COURT SYSTEM, LAWS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PRESSLER CANNOT REFUTE REAL-ESTATE DEALINGS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*GASSMAN EARNS VICTORY NUMBER 30 IN STATE MEET,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GF&P FOUNDATION BUYS LAND FOR WATERFOWL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*REEL FUN,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
TO HELP NORWEST PROCESS STUDENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PHONE BOOK FAILS TO GIVE US AN 'F',"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MUENSTER CHALLENGES PRESSLER TO DEBATE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN KILLED ON I-90,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SINCLAIR RESTS AFTER GALLBLADDER OPERATION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TV SHOW FEATURES SF MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WALKERS RAISE MONEY FOR UNWED MOTHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN REPORTS RAPE AT PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CAR CRASHES KILL 2,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*CRUISERS ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
POLITICAL DATA WON'T AFFECT REDISTRICTING,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*ACCIDENT ENDS IN FLAMES,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
VIDEO OPERATORS DON'T WANT TAX RAISE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
STATE WILL IMPROVE SERVICES FOR AT-RISK YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"SD GAINS 2,000 PEOPLE, CENSUS SHOWS","Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
BOARD DELAYS ACTION ON MINING BAN,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
FEW BANK LOANS AVAILABLE FOR RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MINING INDUSTRY ADS MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS CAN REGISTER TO VOTE AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN'S TAFT HOTEL DESTROYED BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
"*BARBER KNOWN FOR HAIRCUTS, BIRDS","Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
FIRE DAMAGES HUMBOLDT MANUFACTURING PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
*TOMORROW'S TREASURES,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*PRAIRIE TREE STANDS TALL ON SF SKYLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOYS LEAD POLICE ON WILD CHASE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NOTHING IS SIMPLE FOR A 5-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*LOOKING FOR BETTER VISION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
QUAYLE RAISES SOME LEGITIMATE QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY HELPED RUIN MY LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TANNING WON'T AFFECT BREAST MILK,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INTERIM SUPERINTENDENT NAMED AT SCHOOL FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN DIES OF INJURIES FROM FRIDAY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEETING TIMES SET FOR JOHNSON'S SESSIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD WATER PROJECTS INCLUDED IN LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JOURNALIST HAD PRESENCE ON 'ARGUS' PAGES,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD LAWYERS REBUKE QUAYLE'S REFORMS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD SITS ON BOTTOM OF PAY LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JUST JAZZY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SWEETMAN PERMITS TOP CITY AGENDA,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"*ABORTION RIGHTS LEADER, SHREVES, DIES","Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER SCHOOL BUDGET MEANS 7 PERCENT TAX BOOST,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"MICKELSON, DASCHLE NOT PICKS TO KISS COW","Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TAIWAN DELEGATION TO PURCHASE WHEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
5 CHALLENGE MORAN FOR ROSEBUD POST,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CASINO WORKERS SAY SPIRITS INHABIT TOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
REGENTS SEND BUDGET PLAN TO LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
STUDY ANALYZES DEADWOOD VISITORS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
GAME FARMS CONCERN WILDLIFE MANAGERS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LIVING WILL LEGALIZED JULY 1,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*STAYING COLOR-FREE BRINGS SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*REITER RIGHTS HIMSELF, WINS","Argus LeaderAug 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SD NUCLEAR FORCE TO BE GONE BY 2000,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*HAAR TAKES STAGE, RIPS INTO DASCHLE","Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JUVENILE CENTER PLAN TO COST {dollar}9.9 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ELIMINATING A DEADLY FORCE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
STATE SHOULD TEST DRIVERS MORE OFTEN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THE LAW IS A CIRCUS OF GREED AND POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WOMAN LOVES BEAUTY OF CITY'S BIKE TRAIL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ESCAPEE CAUGHT NEAR BRIDGEWATER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY CONVENED FOR T-REX TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL FARMERS SEND FOOD TO IRAQI CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL TENANT DIES WEEK AFTER HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE ART OF CHEERLEADING,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHASTITY EDUCATION RULES OK'D,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NETTLETON OWNER SCOLDED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLICE HOPE FOR BREAK SOON IN ARSON PROBE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MARGARITA MANIA,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LEGALIZING POT WOULD BOOST FARM ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SHORTFALLS CITED IN EDUCATION AID,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INSURANCE COMPANIES DROP COVERAGE AREAS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATOR'S BOYHOOD HOME IS DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CAPITOL MAY BE NO-SMOKING ZONE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WHAT THE SURVEY SAID,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PANEL PROPOSES HOLDING HEARINGS BY VIDEO NETWORK,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BRANDON WORK LEADS ASSOCIATION'S EFFORT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DAYTON'S STOCK TAKES LEAP AFTER REPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WEATHER IS SLOWING STATE HONEY'S FLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*FARMERS BUY CORSON TERMINAL,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
PHAR-MOR TO STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*MIDLAND NAMES PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*FEEDING FAMILY CORRECTLY CAN BE CONFUSING CHORE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FOOD FROM THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GUITARIST TRAVERS TO PLAY POMP ROOM THIS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*5 INCHES OF RAIN SATURATE SPENCER--AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD 'LOGICAL' PICK FOR EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FLOOD AID INCREASES TO CREATE JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
COSTNER COMPLEX WOULD BOOST TOURISM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INVESTIGATION OF PRISON IS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"SCHOOL TAX IDEA FLAWED, INTRIGUING (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--DROPPING FROM FIRST TO NINTH,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"PILOT SHORTAGE DELAYS FLIGHTS, SENDS AWAY CUSTOMERS","Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*SIGN HANGING,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
MINING COMPANY SETTLES LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
RAVEN REPORTS RECORD SALES,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
CITIBANK WORKER GETS 15 DAYS FOR FRAUD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN DENIES RAPING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIONS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR RED CROSS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD MAN PRESUMED DROWNED IN MONTANA,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE PLANE HANGAR NAMED FOR 2 PILOTS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHAIN OF CRASHES INJURES SIX,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PHEASANTS POP UP AT SUNRISE TO BE COUNTED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FACILITIES DEFEND TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL SALES TAX 'WIN-WIN' SITUATION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FLOOD CONTROL EFFORT REQUIRES LOCAL TAXES,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS TEACHER TO LEAD STATE BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRAPPIE DAYS AUCTION FRIDAY IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JURY TO DECIDE HOSPITAL DEATH CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE SEEK RELATIVES OF MURDER VICTIM,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD GRADUATES TO TEACH IN POLAND,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON JUDGE RESIGNS POSITION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FOOD FARE FLAVOR FINE AT FAIR IN PARKER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JURY MUST DECIDE IN CITY ASSAULT CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ND RELEASES KEEP RIVER RUNNING HIGH,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SAT RANKING ISN'T TRUE PICTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TEACHER GROUP APPEALS IN PORNOGRAPHY CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
62% OPPOSE SCHOOL SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS ATTACK EDGEMONT ASH DUMP PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
SDSU HOPES TO BE SITE OF NFL CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIZZLIN' TENNIS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*WALLEYES HITTING ON SHARPE, OAHE","Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES TOP ROCHESTER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*KTWB NO 1; KRRO CLIMBS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KRRO FOLLOWS LONG ROAD TO RESPECTABILITY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CHILD TOSSED TO SAFETY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PAROLED MOLESTER CAUSES STIR IN QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE BLOCKS GOVERNOR'S CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SHOULD KEEP TABS ON SEX OFFENDERS RELEASED,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NEW LAW REQUIRES LOCAL REGISTRATION BY SEX OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SEX-OFFENDER REGISTRATION DOESN'T APPLY TO MOLESTER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
STATE SHOULD JOIN EDUCATIONAL EFFORT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
POLICE GET THUMBS UP FOR GANG PREVENTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE HOSTAGE OF MORALISTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CURFEW ENFORCEMENT VIOLATES MINORS' RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
SWEET CORN WAS FEAST FROM THE FOOD PANTRY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
'K' IN KMART NAME CAME FROM OWNER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON POSTPONES RETURN TO SD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSING MAN FOUND BY POLICE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWA BOY SCOUT DIES IN BADLANDS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ABOUT 100 YOUTHS CITED SINCE LOOP CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBAL MEMBER OBJECTS TO DANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY CHANNEL MAY BE COMING TO TV IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*ARSON DEVICE HARMLESS, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WORLD COMPETITION FEATURES SDSU TALKER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VIKINGS' TRADING CARDS AIDING POLICE FORCE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*OPTOMETRIST RECEIVES RECOGNITION AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRASSHOPPERS PLAGUE WEST RIVER CROPS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*4-H COUPLE REWARDED AS GOOD NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CITY'S TRACTOR PULL TO TAKE PLACE AUG 28,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSION TO VOTE ON RECYCLING CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*AGE DOESN'T KEEP BAKER FROM WORKING 75 HOURS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BANK CHANGES MIND ON CLOSINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*CANARIES GET A DOUBLE DOSE OF RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FREDRICKSON SHUTS DOWN SILVER BULLETS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY HOCKEY FATE TO BE KNOWN SEPT 14,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LIVE LARGE WITH SMALL PLEASURES,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*TARGETED CUTS HIT HARDEST AT POSITIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RELIVING WAR FOCUSES HISTORY BUFFS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'HARDY HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS' GOOD PLACE TO START,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SQUIRREL MAKES SPLASH DURING BANK'S GRAND OPENING,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD TO USE GRANT FOR HEATING ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*REPORT SHOWS FEWER CATTLE ENTERING FEEDLOTS IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*MOVE OVER, MOUNT FUJI","Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SUMMER TAKES A LATE BOW AT SUNDAY'S COVELL CUP,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AD MISLEADS PUBLIC ABOUT JOHNSON (BROOKINGS REGISTER,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HEADLINE SHOWED BIAS IN VIEW OF DAKOTA 1 (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
REVIEW OF 'WATERWORLD' UNFAIR TO COSTNER'S ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*ALL FACTORS IN DAKOTA 1 NEED CONSIDERATION,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CARTOON WRONG TO LINK NAZIS TO CONSERVATIVES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
LONGER SEASON FOR DUCK HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THOUSAND RESIDENTS LOSE POWER IN STORM,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KEEGAN'S SON HURT IN FALL AT BLUE MOUND,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE RELEASE SKETCH OF ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*ONE ARRESTED IN RAPE, BEATING","Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LIEBERMAN NAMED JUDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEIGHBORS SAY FIREFIGHTERS' ACTIONS LED TO ARREST,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RETAILERS TO GUAGE SUPPORT FOR TAX MOVE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT MAY RESTRICT RESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CUSTER STATE PARK SEEING MORE VISITORS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SEPT. 19 CHOSEN AS RECALL ELECTION DATE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*POLICE POSER RUNS FUND-RAISING SCAM,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*DUCKS, COOTS FELLED BY AVIAN BOTULISM","Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COOPERATIVE EYES MOODY COUNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*A COOL STREAM OF WATER ON A HOT AUGUST DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"WILD OPOSSUMS INVADE HOME, ATTRACTED BY DOG'S FOOD","Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
IDENTIFIES ONE OF 2 DROWNING VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
TOOK PART IN RELAY FOR LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CORN PRODUCTION IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*WISE INVESTOR AVOIDS LURE OF EARTHLY GOODS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
CHIEF JUSTICE ELECTED TO NATIONAL CONFERENCE BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STATE RUNS STING ON TOBACCO SALES TO MINORS,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
"STATE EMPLOYEES CAN BE SUED, HIGH COURT SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
SENATOR WANTS VENDING MACHINE BAN,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS TO SEE NEW BAGEL SHOP,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*US WEST WORKERS OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderAug 19 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"SALARY REQUESTS, OFFERS CONFLICT","Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SALARY REQUESTS, OFFERS CONFLICT","Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SQUEEZIN' OUT THE LAST OF SUMMER,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRAIL TO GIVE A TOUCH OF NATURE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CO-OPS--A CHANCE FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CO-OPS--A CHANCE FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CADETS GET HEAD START,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*TRAIL TO GIVE A TOUCH OF NATURE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NEW VEHICLE LICENSES TO END THEFT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
NEW AID FOR SD RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
YOUTH DIES IN CYCLE MISHAP,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CARTER VACATION PLUS-NO JET LAG (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*50-MILE HIKER LETS NOTHING HANDICAP HIS ENTHUSIASM,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*50-MILE HIKER LETS NOTHING HANDICAP HIS ENTHUSIASM,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
OZARK AIRLINES JUST MISSES STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
VIETNAMESE YOUTH EARNS IVY LEAGUE SPOT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
GOLDSTRAND CAPTURES GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY SALT ORDER NOT WHAT IT SEEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY SALT ORDER NOT WHAT IT SEEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS GET READY FOR TIGHT {dollar},"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS GET READY FOR TIGHT {dollar},"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EMBARGO FOES LEAN ON CARTER,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE DAY BUFFALO BILL CODY HEADLINED IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHARLEY PRIDE TRIES PLEASING ALL THE PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD'S PRESERVATION MOVEMENT 'NON-ELITIST',"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD'S PRESERVATION MOVEMENT 'NON-ELITIST',"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHARLEY PRIDE TRIES PLEASING ALL THE PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MICHAEL JOHNSON BRINGS INTIMATE EVENING TO FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MICHAEL JOHNSON BRINGS INTIMATE EVENING TO FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY HOPES TO AVOID LIFT REQUIREMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OLD MERRY-GO-ROUND BECKONS YOUNG RIDERS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY HOPES TO AVOID LIFT REQUIREMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIL HEARINGS SET FOR SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STORM DOES NO MAJOR DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN ON REAGAN'S 'HIT LIST',"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHERYL LADD TO PORTRAY JEAN SEBERG,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MINNESOTA AVE STUDY NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTES HAYZLETTE'S ANALYSIS OF ABDNOR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LANDLORD PLEADS GUILTY IN TRAFFIC WRECK,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL WOULD LET FARMERS KEEP EXTRA AID,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HAY HAULING RESTRICTIONS CHANGED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EDGEMONT CLEAN-UP PLANNED TO START,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW TO ATTEND GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LANDLORD PLEADS GUILTY IN TRAFFIC WRECK,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EDGEMONT CLEAN-UP PLANNED TO START,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PATROL SUFFERS TROOPER SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
'NEW KID' LUCE HAS LONG HISTORY OF HEROICS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'NEW KID' LUCE HAS LONG HISTORY OF HEROICS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SUGGEST BUSINESSES APPLIED PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUGGEST BUSINESSES APPLIED PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER HINTS AT PROVOCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER HINTS AT PROVOCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'OLIVER TWIST'--AN ADULT SHOW WITH CHILDREN IN IT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'OLIVER TWIST'--AN ADULT SHOW WITH CHILDREN IN IT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW WAVE ROCKERS STRAIN FOR FUNKY STYLE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BENEFIT PREMIERE OF 'ANNIE' TO PLAY IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KENNY ROGERS CONCERT RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*RENNER, HARRISBURG PUSH AHEAD","Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS EYEBALL COLLEGE BUDGETS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIEH--SD NEEDS WATER FUNDS NOW,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"STATE, BN OFFICIALS TO WORK OUT RAIL AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS EYEBALL COLLEGE BUDGETS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIEH--SD NEEDS WATER FUNDS NOW,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIEH--SD NEEDS WATER FUNDS NOW,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
URANIUM COMPANY ABANDONS SEARCH,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
URANIUM COMPANY ABANDONS SEARCH,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SD HORSES TESTED FOR ENCEPHALITIS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
1 PERCENT SALES TAX PROPOSED FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
1 PERCENT SALES TAX PROPOSED FOR WATER PROJECTS-SD,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CITY HALL SECURITY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CITY HALL SECURITY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR BACKS MOBILIZATION BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HILL PINE PRODUCTION DOWN 27 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE FAIR EXHIBIT HOURS EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PATROL TO CHECK FAIR-BOUND VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WENTWORTH TERMINAL TO ADD GRAIN SPACE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"LITTER CLEANUP COSTS {dollar}210,000","Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"LITTER CLEANUP COSTS {dollar}210,000","Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MAN CHARGED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY SELLING SHREDDER,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE HEARS BOOKKEEPING CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HILL PINE PRODUCTION DOWN 27 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAWYERS--YOUTH DIDN'T INTEND TO KILL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MURDER SUSPECT DROPS PLEA OF INSANITY IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SEIDSCHLAW ELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE IN JAN 1985,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
SEIDSCHLAW ELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE IN JAN 1985,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
PRIEST QUITS IN DISPUTE OVER INDIAN CAMP AID,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
EMERGENCY BOARD TO REVIEW AID REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
EMERGENCY BOARD TO REVIEW AID REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRIEST QUITS IN DISPUTE OVER INDIAN CAMP AID,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRIEST QUITS IN DISPUTE OVER INDIAN CAMP AID,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BOND CUT FOR SD MAN IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SF MAN GETS 3 YEARS FOR STEREO THEFTS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PANEL BACKS ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PANEL BACKS ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*FORMER SD PRIEST FILLS BISHOP POSITION,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONGRESS PASSES TAX HIKE--SD DELEGATION SPLITS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SENATE PASSES SD WEB WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WASHINGTON MEETS HARRIET PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*QUEEN ANNE'S GOODBYE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*STEPHEN KING SUCCEEDS AT LESS FEARSOME FARE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*AUSTRALIAN'S POSSESSIONS RETURNED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BANK PRESIDENT TO HEAD BANCO REGION,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CHALLENGE IS LURE OF POLICE WORK, GREEN SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A TORCH STARTED A FIRE AT 625 N PHILLIPS AVE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SD FARMERS UNION WON'T JOIN ETSI SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AUTHORITIES PLAN STRIKE STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SD PEN INMATE SUSPECT IN HIS OWN STABBING,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
WILL SD DELEGATION VOTE FOR BIGGER DEFICITS...(ED),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HUMANE SOCIETY DESERVES SUPPORT FOR SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LIMITED WAGERING WON'T BRING CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COMPLETE RESTORATION OF COURTHOUSE FAVORED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ADVICE FOR O'CONNOR ABOUT MORRELL PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MEDIA HANDLING OF BOY'S DEATH BLASTED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER KILLS CUSTER MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KROGMAN SECURES STATE HEALTH SPOT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PILOT FINED FOR HARNEY PEAK LANDING,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC TV PLANS ELECTION PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PUC CANDIDATE URGES CONSUMER INPUT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SEARCH ON LIKELY DROWNING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE AGENTS RAID LESTERVILLE BAR,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ACORN INVOLVED IN PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
UNION TO IGNORE VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"CUTS MAY KEEP STUDENTS AWAY, BOARD TOLD","Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
STATE CAN'T AFFORD {dollar}9.5 MILLION ATHLETIC FACILITY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
GLENN FREEMAN'S LICENCE REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GLENN FREEMAN'S LICENSE REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INDIANS WANT ROAD TO HILLS CAMP CLOSED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY INDIAN SERVICE BODY OUT OF FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
28 CYCLES SEIZED DURING HILLS EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN MUST CUT BUDGET BY 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*SUNDAY-GO-TO-MEETIN' BEST,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
APARTMENT OWNER SUES TO STOP LOAN DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY PLANNER--APARTMENT SITUATION HAS TO LOOSEN UP,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LAWYER SAYS ADOPTION LAW IS JUST,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TEST SHOWS SD SITE CAN HOST WASTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN CLEANS UP AFTER WINDSTORM,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
*FEELING WELL MEANS FEELING RIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
CHILD PROTECTION GROUP SAYS THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"HATS OFF TO CUSTOMERS, WORKERS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PAGEANT PARTICIPANTS THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
THANKS TO JIM AND SHIRLEY SAVAGE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
BOATING TIPS PREVENT FLOATING WATER HAZARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*COUNTIES MAY GET HELP WITH MEDICAL WELFARE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CREDITORS, GROWERS ASK FOR LIQUIDATION","Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER SENATOR SAYS SURPLUS IS UNLAWFUL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MEIERHENRY HAS SPENT {dollar}50,000 ON RAILROAD ANTI-TRUST","Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CLOWNING AROUND,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TEACHER UNION DIRECTOR WANTS RAISE PLAN CLARIFIED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS ADOPT TUITION RECIPROCITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
APARTMENT OWNER APPEALS EVACUATION ORDER,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEWSWEEK LAWYERS PLAN TO QUESTION JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS BUTTON LIPS ABOUT DIRECTOR'S DEPARTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POLICE HAVE SUSPECT IN SIOUX FALLS RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EASING WEST 12TH STREET TRAFFIC DURING FAIRWEEK (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEN AND WOMEN SHOULD BE TREATED ALIKE FOR INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REACH OUT AND TOUCH SOMEONE IN A HOME (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*AGENCY RULINGS COULD MAKE PHONE COSTS PROHIBITIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"WHILE INFLATION CUT, NATION HAS JOBLESS PROBLEMS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REASON RAPID CITY HAD TWO TEAMS IN TOURNEY EXPLAINED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"STRANGE PERCEPTION OF MIDDLE, LOWER INCOME FOLKS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JANKLOW--MARKETING'S IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
RAPID CITY WOMAN DIES IN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"WALL WOMAN SHOT TWICE, AUTOPSY REVEALS","Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CANDIDATE ISN'T WORRIED ABOUT TIME IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COMPUTER TEACHES COURSE ON BIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY LIBRARY WILL SPONSOR USED BOOK SALE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE--GOVERNMENT IGNORES AGENT ORANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GAVINS POINT DAM RELEASES SET RECORD IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW PROCLAIMS MONTH FOR CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"K-DAYS RAISE {dollar}2,500 FOR KIDNEY FOUNDATION","Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MARSHAL SUSPECTS ARSON IN SPEARFISH FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MINNESOTA NOVELIST JOINS AUGUSTANA FACULTY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CAMERAS RECORD HELM'S RESENTENCING,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
MAN FACES CHARGES OF FORGING CHECKS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
OFFICIALS' LAWYERS WANT CUSTODY SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
RULING MAY LOWER NATURAL GAS PRICE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"*MOBRIDGE, CLARK JOIN SIX OTHERS LEFT IN FINALS","Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FREEMAN WRESTLERS TAKE ON THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FALSE ALARMS COST TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP CONVENTION POLLS UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*BUDDY RICH--A LEGEND ON THE DRUMS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REACH OUT SINGERS HARMONIZE DIFFERENT FAITHS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SQUARE DANCERS TWIRL AND SWIRL TO KEEP IN STEP,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS LIQUOR ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING IS SCHEDULED IN WRONGFUL ARREST SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE DIFFER ON JAILING DRUNKEN DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPERTY TAX PROVIDES 20 PERCENT OF REVENUE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOYS CLUB BECOMES SECOND HOME FOR TEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BEADLE CLUB INDUCTS 12 MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RIGHTWARD TILT THREATENS FUTURE OF REPUBLICANS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COTTONWOOD NEAR ELK POINT QUALIFIES AS CHAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"OGLALA SIOUX TRIBE RECEIVES {dollar}400,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM ON CIVIL RIGHTS MEETING WILL AIR AUG 29,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON COLLEGE MAY ADD TECHNICAL COURSES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF CHARGED WITH CRIME CONTINUES WORKING,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CLAREMONT'S STERN SCHEDULE OFFERS EXAMPLE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CLAREMONT TAKES AMATEUR TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FAIR OPENS TODAY WITH MOOS AND AHS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE ARRESTS EXPECTED IN MINNESOTA SEX PROBE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REMEMBER WHO WAS FIRST TO DROP BOMBS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SOUTH AFRICA SHOWS WHY SANCTIONS NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CHECK PROGRAM COULD HELP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
PEACE GROUP IS PRO-SOVIET (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DON'T IGNORE OTHER TEAMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
ARGUS STEPS OUT OF BOUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
LIFEGUARDS MUST DO THEIR JOB (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*OAK RIDGE BOYS HEADLINE FAIR ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW OFFICERS FOR THE MOOSE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS RESIDENTS ON SFC BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
HEALTH GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
DASCHLE BLASTS TRADE DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INCOME UP FOR MORRELL PARENT FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NJ CONVICT HELPS GET TOYS TO RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISPUTE BREWS OVER SCHOOL START,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROBERTS STAYS VAGUE ABOUT TOURISM PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCOOTER-CAR CRASH LEAVES TEEN IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATE AG HOTLINE ADDS PASTURE RENTAL LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MCGOVERN MAY GET COLLEGE POST,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY MAN CHARGED IN CHASE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PREFERS STOFFERAHN AND HERSETH TO KNEIP,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
KUNSTLER--LAWMAKERS BACK PELTIER'S REQUEST,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PINE RIDGE YOUTH DIES OF INJURIES SUFFERED IN RODEO,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"OFFICIAL LINKS JUVENILES, SEX CRIMES","Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WORKERS APPEAL TO CITY FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*WOLFGANG RACES WITH FAST CROWD,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MONKEE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RETURN TO TRADITIONAL AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAX PLAN NEEDS FINE-TUNING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABDNOR WON'T BACK HOUSE SANCTION BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABNDOR WON'T BACK HOUSE SANCTION BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE COLLEGE NAMES VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER VETERANS OFFICIAL TO SPEAK TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWA POLICE CHARGE THREE IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WANTS BELL'S CAMPAIGN REPORTS PROBED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MINING STRIPS LAND'S VALUE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SHOWMAN CHARMS FAIRGOERS INTO GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WORKERS TRY TO SHORE UP PIT WALL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY DELAYS BID DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE AND ABDNOR NEED MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BIRTH/DEATH RATE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DRY WEATHER SPEEDS CROP MATURITY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS WANT TO CURB IMPORTS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KEMP TO CAMPAIGN FOR BELL IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER--ESCAPEE NEVER LEFT SD,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA HALL OF FAME HONORS TWO MEN,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY DECIDES AGAINST TRANSFERRING MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*SF WOMAN HAS GARDEN-FRESH FOOD ALL YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEENS FELL IN LOVE WITH MONKEES ON MTV,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EX-LUVERNE COACH STILL ENJOYS FOOTBALL FLARE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SHRINE PARADE TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ARTISTIC INMATE TURNS WALLS INTO MURALS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL UNION PLANS MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE JETLINER CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TOOL OF NUCLEAR WAR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
1 TEXAS ENOUGH - WITH ICE CREAM (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GUN LAWS GOVERN HONEST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*COOL FALL FASHION,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AREA MAN ARRESTED IN CHOKING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXPLOSION VICTIMS' CONDITION UPGRADED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER INMATE ARRESTED IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RC TEACHERS STILL WITHOUT CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUREAUCRACY BENDS FOR BOVINE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MURPHY LIKELY TO BE LEADER OF NATL DISABLED VETS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN COUNTY ON COMMERCIAL HOOKUPS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HAUNTED HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GRAIN OFFICIAL FORESEES HIGHER YIELDS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IOWA FUGITIVE CAPTURED AFTER CHASE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HIGH WINDS CAUSE DAMAGE IN COLOME,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON NAMES HONEYWELL ADVISORY GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS PANEL SEEKS HIGHER STATE SPENDING,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLEARS ROADBLOCK TO RESERVATION HIGHWAY WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NSP AGREES TO EIGHT-MONTH RATE MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FEW ARE DENIED AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*POST 22 TAKES TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*LAKE OAHE, LAKE VERMILLION","Argus LeaderAug 20 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
"KELLOG CEREAL, TURKEY RECALLED","Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ASSOCIATE--DRUG CHARGE IS A SETUP,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CONVENTIONS BOOST VIDEOS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*MINISTER LEADS YOUTH SINGERS AROUND WORLD,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
*IT'S TIME FOR SERIOUS INCOME TAX DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VP DISPUTE WILL FADE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMMISSION IGNORES PROTESTS ON REZONING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NO ONE FORCED TO SEE FILM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STOP FILM'S SHOWING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WHY ARE JAILING IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"SHOP'N CART, ABERDEEN EARN VICTORIES","Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD CHAIRMAN FOUND NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANSON ASKS CITY TO KEEP CONSERVING,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOWER BRULE MAN HELD IN SEX ABUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN ROBBERY AT HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN RAPED NEAR AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DISABLED MAN FINDS FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FATHER WAS STRONGER THAN COMIC HEROES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MARSHALL COUNTY BANK CLOSES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS DISAGREE ABOUT TIMING OF TAX VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*WATERING ZONES IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*A REPORT CARD ON CITY RESTAURANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRUG MONEY REUSED TO FIGHT DRUGS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PURSE LEADS TO HOT PURSUIT BY CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DOOR FOR GAMBLING IS OPEN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HEALTH RECORDS ENABLE 'ARGUS' TO DO SERIES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
JOHNSON TELLS CONTRIBUTORS HE WON'T OPPOSE PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
JUDD REVIEW DISAPPOINTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
NON-WHITE TOT DEATHS SWAY STATISTICS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
FAIR GATE COLLECTION POOR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
OFFER INPUT ABOUT MATTHEW (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
*DOUBLE DRIVES LENNOX,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD FINEST LEFT IMPRINT ON FOOTBALL HISTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF HOSTS AIR GUARD SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HUNTERS MAY GET MORE TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PRESERVE PREPARES FOR CHALLENGE OF FUTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PHEASANT NUMBERS DOWN IN NORTHERN COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
WALLEYES WAIT FOR COOL DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.6"
CITATIONS ISSUED IN SOBRIETY CHECKS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONER'S DAD INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORT PIERRE LANDMARK TO BE REDEDICATED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN'S DEATH IS APPARENT SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP TO OFFER SIGN LANGUAGE CLASS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEXT YEAR'S SENATE RACE TAKING SHAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POWER PLANT COMES TUMBLING DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAIN BRINGS RELIEF TO AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WAGON TRAIN IS BACK IN COUNTY FOR 4 DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SOLEM ON TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS RADIO STATION ADDING POWER,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE NEGOTIATING TO BUILD CASINO,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
O'BANION SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OLD SETTLERS REUNION AUGUST 27,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ALTERNATE ENERGY MEETING SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOAN MEDIATION PROGRAM EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOAN TO BE REWORKED FOR LEMMON HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SELLING HOUSE FOR PROFIT IS TRICKY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MY SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PEOPLE FIND WAYS TO DO PAPER SHUFFLE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
FRESHMAN FACES LIFE AWAY FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
FAULKTON'S ON THE MAP,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1989, sect.F, p.06, col.3"
*INCREASE IN GAS PRICES GETS A RISE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHER PAY ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INFIDELS TAKE CARE OF CRAZED AMPHIBIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ROUTINE MEDICAL EXAMS NOW INCLUDE COUNSELING,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
KEEP UP WAR AGAINST CHEMICAL WEAPONS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FORMER WEB MANAGER DOING WELL IN OREGON (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
PRESSLER'S AGENDA DIFFICULT TO DEFINE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
WATER PILLS CAN DEPLETE POTASSIUM,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SF BASEBALL IS REVITALIZED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROST TRIUMPHS IN PLAYOFF,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BULLETS CAPTURE AMATEUR TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DISABILITY COVERAGE IS ESSENTIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*ROLLING ALONG,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LET WORKERS PICK THEIR BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
GOVERNOR WANTS LAB REGULATIONS REVISED,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY PROBE RESULTS DUE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KIDS NEED SHIELD FROM GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEEK TRAINING SCHOOL ESCAPEES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER REJECTS DEBATE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*BADGER'S FRIENDLY, CHEAP, MAYOR SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COMPETITORS MILK WINS OUT OF CARTON BOATS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN SERVICES DIRECTOR DREAMS OF AFRICAN SAFARI,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAY-CARE PERMIT ON CITY AGENDA,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COUNCIL REJECTS CALL FOR MORAL STANDARDS PANEL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FAIR SHEEP SPORT LATEST IN SPANDEX FASHION,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"KADOKA SCHOOL DISTRICT MUST TRIM {dollar}100,000","Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MECKLING PAINTER LEAVES MARK ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CROSSING RESTORATION PRESERVES BIT OF HISTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RC PROVIDES HOMELESS AN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ARSON, MURDER","Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS' FORTUNES TIED TO FATE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VISITING SD JOURNALISTS ARE ON SCENE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
'AVERAGE SOVIET HATES GORBACHEV',"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SD DELEGATION DENOUNCES COUP,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
*WHAT'S HOT IN KIDS' ROOMS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*WOMAN PAINTS CARTOONS FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
"EXPECT WORST, HOPE FOR BEST IN MOSCOW (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TOBACCO INDUSTRY HAS DEADLY PRODUCT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD PAY FOR ONE-WAY TRIP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DOVE SEASON OFFERS CHALLENGING TUNE-UP,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ACLU CHAPTER PLANS MEETING WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOOD BANK CALLS FOR 'CHANGE' HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROTON MAN TO BLAME LOTTERY FOR THEFT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAPANESE GARDENS DEDICATED MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REDISTRICTING TOPIC OF THURSDAY MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SLOW STAND,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE LAGS IN CANADIAN TRADE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESSES PROTEST BILLBOARD LIMITS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON DIDN'T ORDER SON'S RELEASE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BUSINESS DAMAGED IN MORNING FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY SELECTION SET IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROLLOVER ACCIDENT KILLS PARMELEE MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 STUDENTS NAMED TOP FUTURE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BACK TO CIVIL WAR DAYS FOR WEDDING,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BELLE FOURCHE SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES PAY CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SOVIETS TO INSPECT PENNINGTON SEISMIC STATION,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SURVEY TO LOOK AT IMPACT OF GAMBLING ADDICTION,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CLOSED MEETING WITHIN THE LAW--STATE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*WE'RE NUMBER 1],"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM TAXES WOULD INCREASE IF '89 LAW TAKES EFFECT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD DELEGATES TOUR NASA GROUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"BUSH SHOULD PUSH IDEAS, NOT THEMES (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HAAR ENLISTS PARTISAN CRITIC (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEACHER PAY SHOULD BE BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PRESIDENT GEORGE BUSH,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BOY DIES AFTER HOLDING POWER LINE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CHILD, 2, DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL RELEASES APARTMENT FIRE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATURAL LAW PARTY TO PRESENT PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PART OF 10TH STREET TO REOPEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD MAN RESCUED FROM BOAT ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EXPERTS WON'T RULE OUT MOELLER,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET COULD PUSH UP PROPERTY TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY SITTING ON BIG WATER RESERVE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN WONDERS WHY HIS BILL IS SO HIGH,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
NC MAN ARRIVES TO FACE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SECURITY CHIEF CHARGED WITH RECKLESS DRIVING,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENTENCING DATE SET FOR SHOOTING CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIBES ELIGIBLE FOR TOURISM AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*AGING FARMS DOT COUNTRYSIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW FINANCIAL AID RULES START NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SUMMER TOURISM MIXED IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GROUP FAVORS COMMITTEE FOR INDIAN ISSUES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PLANS WYOMING POWER PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JOB CREATION EFFORTS FOCUS CLOSE TO STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NSP DELAYS PLANS TO BUILD TURBINE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*HUNDREDS FIND JOB CORPS HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BANKRUPTCY FRAUD GROWS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
FARMERS RUNNING OUT OF DRY HARVEST TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*WALK-IN PROGRAM INCREASES HUNTING,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WORD POWER,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL LEADERS TRY TO HIT JACKPOT WITH BONUSES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SPERM DONOR CLAIM REJECTED; ORDERED TO SUPPORT CHILD,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY SHOULD RESIST GRANTING TAX BREAK (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW GAMING LAW WILL CORRECT ERRORS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POLITICS HAVE MADE PRISON SYSTEM WORSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'ARGUS' SHOULD NOT MAKE UNFAIR DISTINCTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
MAN INDICTED IN KIDNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SAY WOMAN LIED ABOUT RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POOL HOURS CHANGE AS SEASON NEARS END,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN INDICTED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VANDALISM SUSPECTS IN POLICE CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ENTERS PLEA IN PATROL CAR THEFT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE HOMES IN ON HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOWERING TASK,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ARTS, CONVENTION CENTERS PETITION DEADLINE NEARS","Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CORRECTIONS COMMITTEE REVIEWS PRISON REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE PUTS CONVICTS TO WORK ANSWERING QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COURT CITES ARTICLE BY USD PROFESSOR,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRUG RING MEMBER SENT TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GP EXPRESS BIDDING TO CONTINUE ROUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEGION HOMECOMING CELEBRATION SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MISTRIAL CALLED IN ASSAULT CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*IRENE MEMORIAL HONORS AREA VETERANS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SOAKING UP SUMMER,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HIGH COURT ORDERS TRIAL IN HAY FIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REPORT EXAMINES HUMAN SERVICES CENTER BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FULL HOUSE RESORTS INC GOES PUBLIC WITH STOCKS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*LONG-DISTANCE FIELD INCREASES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
LODGENET PLANS TO SELL COMPANY STOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*SOCCER NEEDS ADULT AUDIENCE TO THRIVE HERE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL IS BEST HOST,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SYMPHONY'S DIRECTOR SAYS SHE'LL DEPART,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COMFORT STILL CRITICAL IN BRAND-OBSESSED AGE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"COMPUTERS NEED TIME, NOT JUST MONEY","Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TRADING PLACES WITH NOTABLE WOMEN OF HISTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MOLESTER LEAVES STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BARNETT--CHANGE NOTIFICATION POLICY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BAR OWNER CAN DEAL WITHOUT VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD MINISTRY EARNS SPOT ON NETWORK,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HEALTH CARE MUST BE AVAILABLE TO ALL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HABITAT COULD DO MORE WITH FUNDING FROM HUD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COMPUTER GOOD TOOL FOR SIOUX FALLS KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*PASTORS NEED ENCOURAGEMENT, NOT CRITICISM","Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"RETAIL SALES RISE IN MARCH, APRIL","Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES TO SPEAK AT PICNIC SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRM REQUESTS FUNDS TO PROMOTE CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KEEGAN CRITICIZES MONEY RANKING,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS REBUILD A PIECE OF HISTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BOY STARTED APARTMENT FIRE, AUTHORITIES SAY","Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HARTFORD COLLECTOR SCOURS STATE FOR BURIED TREASURE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RED CROSS CREATES FUND FOR FIRE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*HIGH COURT STYMIED STOFFERAHN LEGAL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CONGRESS APPROVES AID FOR LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER FINANCE OFFICER SENTENCED FOR FORGERY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"HELICOPTER CRASHES, PILOT, PASSENGER SAFE","Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TEEN MAKES A WISH, LEAVES FOR FLORIDA","Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*FLOOD LEVEE DEPENDS ON CITY, COUNTY OK","Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BOARD HEARS VIEWS ABOUT DUMP PERMIT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NO PETITIONS QUESTION SECOND-PENNY TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*STATE, TRIBE WILL MEET OVER GAMING COMPACT","Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FLANDREAU CASINO OFFERS NEW SLOT-MACHINE GAME,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*BANK'S VAULT DRAWS DINERS TO RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MISS SD KEEPS DANCE BACKDROP,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SCHWAN GAVE BIG TO PAC,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*OWNERS TO SELL LONE TREE STEAKHOUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
MAYO PHYSICIANS LEARN TRIBAL RITES ON PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
"SOO LINE, STRIKING UNION MEET","Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*FLOOR MAT PROTECTS GARAGES FROM OIL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SPRINT DRIVERS BRING BIG DREAMS TO KNOXVILLE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YANKTON MANAGER--PLAY BY THE RULES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*UNJUBILANT JANSA,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BROOKINGS ROLLS PAST DRILLERS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*MACY ONE OF BASEBALL'S BIGGEST BACKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*HOWARD'S END,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*VIDEO LOTTERY ROLLING AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
APARTMENTS YIELD TO PARKING SPACE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROBBERIES DRIVE UP SECURITY COSTS; INSURANCE NEXT?,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MCKENNAN OFFERS FREE HEALTH CLINIC,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN OUT ON BOND DIES IN IOWA CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INJURED TEEN REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEN MAY PURSUE HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CONGREGATIONS ALTERNATE WORSHIP SITES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GENETICALLY ENGINEERED HYBRIDS WIN CORN BORER WAR,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEIGHBORS WATCH OUT FOR OTHERS IN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GOOSE CALLING CONTEST SET FOR FOURTH YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*46-YEAR-OLD CHARGED AFTER 1-VEHCILE ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*32-YEAR-OLD KILLED AFTER VEHICLE CRASHES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE'S SECOND-LARGEST SNOWMOBILE TRAIL SET,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"RIVERBOAT DAYS OFFERS MUD, ART, FUN","Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SEMI FILLED WITH FROZEN MEAT TIPS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFICE RETURNS {dollar}1.5M TO CONSUMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AUTHORITIES RELEASE NAME OF SECOND DROWNING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*SEAMSTRESS DIES AT 93; CROCHETED FOR FAMILY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*UNEMPLOYMENT IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HIGH NUMBER OF STUDENTS GET SUBSIDIZED MEALS--USDA,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
MITCHELL MAN WANTS COURT TO REVIEW 45-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
FEMA ENDS WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
"MOTHER SUES ADJUSTMENT TRAINING CENTER, MOTORIST","Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRIBAL SCHOOLS DEATH TRAPS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
INDIAN STUDENTS CRAMMED INTO CONDEMNED SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
HIGH COURT ALLOWS OPEN ADOPTION IF KIDS TAKEN AWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
TREE NURSERY FACING FINANCIAL WOES,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LET PUBLIC KNOW WHEN PROBE ENDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
STATE DROPS STANDARDS FOR STURGIS (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"MANTLE, GARCIA TALENT GAVE LOT TO US (PIERRE CAPITAL","Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
CITY WATER PARK UNFAIR TO BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
KRRO HELPS CHILD KEEP HIS IDEALISM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
FAILS TO ADMIT MISTAKE IN BOMBINGS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
JOHNSON'S COMMENTS FULL OF DOUBLESPEAK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
CONFERENCE ON WOMEN OPPOSES FAMILY VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
CITY'S ONCE-PROUD LEGION PROGRAM STRIKING OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BIRDS HOPE SUSPENSION DOESN'T COOL GARNER,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*REELING IN A 'BIG' BASS,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
WETLANDS MEMORIAL TO LATE GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*GIFT OF TIME A TREASURE TO CHERISH,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN CELEBRATE WINNING RIGHT TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*W.H. OVER MUSEUM FACES UP TO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 20 1995, sect.G, p.09, col.1"
HOME SOUGHT FOR A MOMENT OF HISTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LIGHTNING STRIKES BOY IN HIS BED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"FUNNEL CLOUDS DON'T DROP, BUT RAINS DO","Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
3 RAPE CASES REPORTED TO LOCAL POLICE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DOGS ATTACK SHEEP FLOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTA PARKS REAP BENEFITS OF ENERGY SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*10TH STREET VIADUCT TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE OFFICIAL PREDICTS SHORTAGE OF TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA PARKS REAP BENEFITS OF ENERGY SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VETS ELIGIBLE FOR BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SKELETON FOUND BY RIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HANDICAPPED TESTING SET,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CATTLE MAY GRAZE ON HISTORICAL SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CATTLE MAY GRAZE ON HISTORICAL SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
COMMISSIONER APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
THORSNESS LAWYER STILL FIGHTS TALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
WORKERS ASK FOR RETRACTION FROM JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TELL FARM SIDE OF HIGHER PRICES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TELL FARM SIDE OF HIGHER PRICES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WIFE AND PROFESSIONAL-WOMEN WEAR TWO HATS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*TOUR LONELY FOR NANCY LOPEZ,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DROUGHT TOLL NEAR {dollar}600 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DROUGHT TOLL NEAR {dollar}600 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
POISONINGS SPREAD FEAR IN BALTIC,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DERAILED-DAMAGE TO THE TRACKS...GARRETSON,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN CLIMBS RUNGS TO CAREER LAUNCHING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROGRAM SOOTHES FEARS IN ALIEN PLACE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN CLIMBS RUNGS TO CAREER LAUNCHING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROGRAM SOOTHES FEARS IN ALIEN PLACE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROGRAM SOOTHES FEARS IN ALIEN PLACE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ORPHEM EXITS, CARAVAN ENTERS","Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ARTIST TO OPEN GALLERY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ARTIST TO OPEN GALLERY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BRITZ RETURNING WITH FANFARE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BRITZ RETURNING WITH FANFARE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BUSINESSMEN SLAM PROPOSED PARKING BAN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESSMEN SLAM PROPOSED PARKING BAN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MILLER STEPS DOWN FROM CODY CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FAIR WEEK BONANZA FOR 12TH STREET MERCHANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MILLER STEPS DOWN FROM CODY CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MILLER STEPS DOWN FROM CODY CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'MONEY GAME' PARTICIPANTS TO GO TO JURY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MILLER STEPS DOWN FROM CODY CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR'S DEFENSE SLOGAN ASSAILED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN'S QUEST OF THE UNKNOWN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROUD OF MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COMMEND SIOUX FALLS FOR REPERTORY SERIES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TWO-VEHICLE CRASH KILLS PHILIP MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE NOT ASKED TO SHOW UNITY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN ESCAPEE CAPTURED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAW ENFORCEMENT ACCORD REACHED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAAW ENFORCEMENT ACCORD REACHED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HEAVY STORMS HIT NORTH CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH SIOUX WON'T HAVE CLASSES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SOUTH SIOUX WON'T HAVE CLASSES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"RESEARCHERS FIND EVIDENCE OF COOKING, FORTIFIED VILLAGE","Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"DRUGS, CASH STOLEN FROM STORE","Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"RESEARCHERS FIND EVIDENCE OF COOKING, FORTIFIED VILLAGE","Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NRC TO CLEAN UP RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL IN EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NRC TO CLEAN UP RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL IN EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BELL JOINS BUREAUCRATIC RANKS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER--REAGAN OVERLOOKING INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER--REAGAN OVERLOOKING INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
1964--SD'S BRUSH WITH NUCLEAR CHAOS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOOK A COMMERCIAL PITCH FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1964--SD'S BRUSH WITH NUCLEAR CHAOS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EMBEZZLEMENT HALTS TIME AND TEMP ADVERTISING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MEMBERS ANGRY ABOUT RIGHTS BOARD'S ROLE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CRUSADING WITH A SONG...,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MEMBERS ANGRY ABOUT RIGHTS BOARD'S ROLE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CRUSADING WITH A SONG...,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EMBEZZLEMENT HALTS TIME AND TEMP ADVERTISING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY TO DETERMINE IF SITES HURT AQUIFER,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EXPLORATION PERMIT RULES ALTERED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STUDY TO DETERMINE IF SITES HURT AQUIFER,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY'S OBLIGATION IN HUMAN RIGHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY'S OBLIGATION IN HUMAN RIGHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIEH ASSAILS SECRET MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIEH ASSAILS SECRET MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIEH ASSAILS SECRET MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEAD OF WEED BOARD DENIES PASSING BUCK,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SF MAN SUING BANK, GROCERY","Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SF MAN SUING BANK, GROCERY","Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MILWAUKEE ROAD ANNOUNCES LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REGENTS CONCLUDE BUDGET HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
REGENTS CONCLUDE BUDGET HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JURY TO DECIDE IF SHOOTING ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LAWYER SUGGESTS SD STRENGTHEN FINANCIAL LIABILITY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER CHARGE-ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
SEPT 1 DEADLINE FOR PLAYOFF DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON PRIME CANDIDATE FOR STATE'S 'MR TENNIS' TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOVIETS OK GRAIN EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD STUDYING POSSIBILITY OF BEING NUKE DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL OFFICIAL CALLS MEETING GOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FROM BROCKHOUSE ANIMALS GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CHILDREN'S PROGRAM SPONSORS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PLAYING BASEBALL IN BLACKOUT IS NECESSARY FOR...,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATT'S PLANS ENDANGER HABITAT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FATHER GAINS CUSTODY OF CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPREME COURT TOLD CORBLY ADDITION MUST GO,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO DWI CASES DECIDED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEIGHBOR HELPS WOMAN ESCAPE FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BOARD OF REGENTS APPROVE {dollar}170 MILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PANEL WILL STOP ILLEGAL INSURANCE PURCHASES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS TO NARROW NSC CANDIDATES TO 3,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
I-90 ACCIDENTS KEEP LAW OFFICERS BUSY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"PRESERVE HERITAGE IN BOTH BAD, GOOD TIMES (L)","Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RECYCLING WILL HAVE TWO TRUCKS IN SEPT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNNEIGHBORLY SUIT IGNORES SD ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS DEFENDS WATER BILL CHANGES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE PRODUCTION A 'SUPERSTAR' (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DCI CONTINUES PROBE INTO DEATH--BRITTON,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD BOY DROWNS IN ALASKA RIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 SOUTH DAKOTANS DIE IN SEPARATE ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINERS WILL VOTE ON HOMESTAKE OFFER SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HALL OF FAME BENEFACTOR GLAD,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAIN TRICKLES ON SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ABERDEEN UPENDS VALLEY NATIONAL--RENNER WINS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*WENTZ HELPS WILDLIFE, SPORTSMEN","Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOWARD WOOD DOME IS FEASIBLE FANTASY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS TO HOST 1984 MEET,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STATE MAKES BASKETBALL RULE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*CONSERVATION DAY PROMOTES TECHNIQUES TO SAVE SOIL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SOUTH DAKOTANS LEARN WAYS OF RUSSIA, CHINA","Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POPULARITY OF STATE'S HUNTING AND FISHING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TENSE TURKEYS ARE HOT TO TROT IN FORT PIERRE RACES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MORRELL MEETING TODAY COMES 1 YEAR AFTER STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KEEP STATE'S SURPLUS IN BUDGET PERSPECTIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THE WAIT FOR THE YOUNGEST CHILD TO LEAVE (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
11 WOMEN DESCRIBE THEIR TORMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*WOODS, EX-PRESIDENT OF STATE BAR ASSOCIATION, DIES","Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ELLSWORTH AIR BASE WILL HAVE BUSY SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LAWYERS WILL HELP PEOPLE FOR RAILROAD HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PART OF RAIL LINE MAY GO TO FOREST SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VERMILLION WANTS TO USE MISSOURI RIVER WATER,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WORK TO START ON {dollar}5 MILLION PROJECT AT CUSTER,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
INFORMATION SESSION ON COLLEGES IS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
REFUGEES FIND SECURITY WITH HELP FROM SPONSORS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CONFERENCE WILL DISCUSS NUCLEAR WASTE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
"*DERBY, MIDWAY, CONCERTS ARE FAIR HIGHLIGHTS","Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF BUSINESS COMMUNITY SAYS THANKS TO FARMERS AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAIR BRINGS CULTURE TO CITY--'AGRI' CULTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*CONFERENCE BRINGS WORLD ISSUES CLOSER TO HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DEB VAN RULER MAKES UP FOR LOST TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*HIGH FEED PRICES EAT UP FARMERS' PROFITS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MEXICAN RESTAURANT WILL OPEN THIS WINTER IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX VACATIONAL PLANNING {dollar}1.75 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX VOCATIONAL PLANNING {dollar}1.75 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*PUTTING SHIRTS ON PEOPLE'S BACKS HELPS PAY TUITION,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
DOWNTOWN SIOUX FALLS GETS 2 BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
TAKE A LOOK AT '83 COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1983, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER REFUSES OFFERS TO DEBATE CUNNINGHAM,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD HAS THIRD-LOWEST PER CAPITA GROCERY BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LYNN CANCELS--SHEPPARD TAKES PLACE AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
TREVINO IS NOT JUST A RICH ATHLETE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE AT ZIP MILL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS CRITIQUE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ATTACKS STILL BEING PROBED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSION CUTS PARKS SPENDING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RAVEN HAS RECORD PROFIT PICTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSION REMODELING CONTRACT TO BE SIGNED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DELL RAPIDS MAN TO APPEAR ON ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RESTAURANTS CAN HAVE EMPLOYEES WORK LATER,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WOMAN FACES CHARGE OF STEALING AT LOCAL MOTEL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHECK OUT THE SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW PRISON IN SPRINGFIELD (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A FRIEND IN MONTANA DELEGATION,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRIVERS HAVE OBSTACLES ON CITY STREETS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS WILL KEEP SPECIAL STUDENT FEES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BAIL SET FOR FIVE IN RAPID CITY DRUG RAID,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CUNNINGHAM ASKS FARMERS TO UNITE ON BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
IPSWICH MAN DROWNS IN LAKE OAHE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MCKILLOP RAISES VOODOO QUESTION,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DELEGATES LEARN ABOUT TIGHT SECURITY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FEW FARMS REMAIN IN FAMILY FOR A HUNDRED YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"GUNS, OTHER WEAPONS TAKEN IN RC RAID","Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RANCHERS SHOULD BRAND HERDS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
UNIVERSITY SAYS ENROLLMENT DECLINES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SD PAYCHECKS STILL THE SMALLEST,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COURT RULING THAT STOPS BOOK LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FARM CONCERTS NICE BUT DON'T ALTER REALITY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MCGOVERN EXPLAINS ROLE IN DEVELOPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
COURT TEST WILL RESOLVE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*SDSU PICKS THORSON,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*COUNTY AUTHORITIES HUNT FOR JAIL ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAPPY LANDING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON POLICE LOOK FOR MAN REPORTED MISSING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA JUVENILE ARRESTED IN PROSTITUTION CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEPTEMBER HEARING ON LIVESTOCK PRICES PLANNED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE RALLIES AT PICKSTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INMATE NUMBERS CONTINUE TO RISE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CRASH SUSPECT WANTS WORDS SUPPRESSED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY PLANS TO REVIEW JUVENILE POLICIES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ARLINGTON PLANT MOVES TO MADISON THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOX ELDER MAYOR FIRES POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"JUDGE--STOP FEUDING, DRINKING","Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU ACTING VICE PRESIDENT IS NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ONCE-JAILED RANCHER TO GET MORE HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*KIDS GET DIZZY WITH RIDES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MILSAP'S PERFORMANCE IS ENTERTAINING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EVANGELIST GRAHAM'S VISIT SET FOR 1987,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NORTHLANDER PARTNER ARRESTED ON FELONY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CITY LOSES DOCTOR WHO CARED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SOCIETY MUST PROTECT INNOCENT VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOVING HOMES FOR 57 SPECIAL CHILDREN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EXPRESSION IS OFFENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HELICOPTERS PROVIDE CITY A GREAT SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HATS OFF TO MUNICIPAL BAND (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TRADITIONALISM IN THE HEART (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HISTORY LIVES IN DYING RELIC ON THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BELL DEFENDS REFUND IN LIEU OF CASH,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOURTH SUSPECT CHARGED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE BUILT LEAD ON PROMISE OF GOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIN FALLS BUT FAIR ATTENDANCE DOESN'T,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS SECOND SURVEY IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MURDER INVESTIGATIONS STRAIN POLICE RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FARMERS' FAIR FARE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*STATE WORKS TO CONTAIN TAINTED OIL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KADOKA MAN CHARGED WITH MARIJUANA POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS FIRM HIRED TO STUDY DAM REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CIVIL RIGHTS PANEL TO DISCUSS INDIAN MATTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONFERENCE ON DISABILITIES BEGINS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-EDUCATION SECRETARY TO ADDRESS TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FLANDREAU INDIAN SCHOOL BEGINS SCHOOL YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL OK'S DIRECTORY PLAN FOR BELL CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STAGE SET FOR 25 FREE ACTS AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS TO LOOK AT BUDGET TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REJECT BOY'S CLAIM TO BE CRAZY HORSE KIN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LOSES BID FOR {dollar}3 MILLION RESEARCH PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CROP PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BRUNING AT CENTER OF AUGUSTANA HOPES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SOVIETS CONSIDER PELTIER ASYLUM,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD PHEASANT NUMBERS SOAR,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD RANKS 39TH,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MARTIN LUTHER KING HELPED OPEN DOOR,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BEE BILL IS NOTHING TO BUZZ ABOUT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BORK DESERVES PLACE ON SUPREME COURT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BORK POSES A THREAT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"PLEASE, SETTLE THE STRIKE (L)","Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SIOUX EMPIRE FARE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CABLE PICKS UP FOX MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOOD LIVE ENTERTAINMENT AHEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CATCHING THE BRAIN WAVE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BELL SAYS IT WILL LOSE MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GRAND JURY CALLED IN DEATH OF GIRL, 2 1/2","Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RENNER MAN ARRAIGNED FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOLE STRESSES HIS WIDE APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHRINERS EXPLAIN ALL THE FUSS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ACTIVIST FUMES AT FAIR'S TOBACCO AD,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*FARM LENDER CREDITS PRICES, SUBSIDIES","Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LEADER DEVOTES 10 YEARS TO CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CONTRACT AWARDS PLUMMET,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*A WISH FOR MY DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*AUGUSTANA, ADKINS READY TO PLAY","Argus LeaderAug 21 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*MANY FIND ROAD TO CITY PAVED WITH HARDSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOME RESIDENTS EXPRESS FORGIVING ATTITUDE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN DOCTOR TO LEND A HAND TO URBAN INDIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
"COMMISSION SHOULD PLAN NOW, VOTE LATER","Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS BUSH TO AIR FARM VIEWS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HANSON PROTEST CORRECT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
INITIATIVE NUMBER 1 WOULD FORCE MINES TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY HAS FACILITIES IT NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LETTER REBUFFS MINORITIES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SOCIAL SERVICES HURT BOY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SUDDEN MEDIA INTEREST SHOULD CREATE ...,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*DAKOTA OUTLAW CHASES DREAM,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS TO HOST NATIONAL TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WALLEYE POPULATION HURT BY OVERBAGGING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
FORD TO CAMPAIGN FOR HOUSE CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP CAMPAIGNS FOR PASSAGE OF BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARINGS SCHEDULED IN CHILD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FAIR FOLLOWING MOTORCYCLE WRECK,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE LEGISLATURE TO ONE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETIREMENT FUND MONEY TO BE RETURNED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RIVERBOAT DAYS EVENTS KEEP DRAWING CROWDS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
U S WEST CUSTOMERS BILLED TWICE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC MEETINGS TO BE HELD ON HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CEMENT SALES UP 6.8 PERCENT IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS WARNED TO CHECK HAY FOR WEEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WILD HORSES TO LIVE AT SECOND SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BIRTH RATE HIGHER THAN AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CONCESSION BUSINESS SLOW AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"TOURISM HURT BY FIRES, WEATHER","Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CLIMATOLOGIST GIVES FINAL WEATHER REPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUSINESS AGENCY SEEKS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEST COAST FLEET RANKED IN TOP 100,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MARKET'S FALL BEGAN A YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL INVESTORS WARY OF STOCKS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*AN EXPLOSION OF COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*FROM DIRTY DISHES TO CLOSED DOORS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN WAS 'SENSITIVE'--MOM,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LANE HOSTS 'WOODSTOCK II',"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CHURCH OPTS TO SELL LOTS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FOOD-POISONED SF MAN SAYS HE'LL NEVER FORGET IT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*HOW THE LAW WORKS IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
*ACADEMIC STAKES RISE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TOUGHEST JOB STILL AHEAD FOR NEW LEADERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DIETITIANS COULD OFFER PAPER GOOD ADVICE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOODMAN WRONG ABOUT PILL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ACTION VIOLATES LAW (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
GROUPS INTERVENE IN PERMIT HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON SETS 10 MEETINGS IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OBSCENITY CASE IS MOVED BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SINTE GLESKA COLLEGE EXERCISES FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOW BID IS {dollar}1.1 MILLION TOO HIGH,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBE CHAIRMAN WISHES FOR UNITY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SLOW MEDALLION SALES COSTS TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THEATER ISN'T ONLY PLACE...,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS LOOK FOR CUTS IN CITY BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SITTING ON THE JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SHOP 'N CART WINS SD AMATEUR,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAST START LEADS TO GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAGAZINE PICKS SDSU FOOTBALL PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
USD FOOTBALL SNEAK PREVIEW,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
TIPSTERS CALL IN AFTER CRIME SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*CENSUS FIGURES SHOW SD GAINS 2,294","Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAFT HOTEL SUPPORTERS HOPE...,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PROBATION RULES BAN GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BEYOND UNIVERSITY IS HISTORIC HOST CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DON'T RAID JOB FUND TO PAY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LONGER TERMS ADD TO PRISON CROWDING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*COURT IS NOW IN SESSION,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION DROPS REFUGE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAIN SPARKS GAIN IN DUCK NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PHEASANT FEVER ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CITIBANK TO UNVEIL EXPANDED DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CONFERENCE AIMS TO AID WOMEN OWNERS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LUMP-SUM RATE DEBATED FOR WORKERS' COMP,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FUND-RAISER PLANNED FOR NEEDED TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUSTICE REFORM GROUP MEETS THURSDAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN'S CONDITION SERIOUS AFTER WEEKEND CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MENNONITE AUCTION IS FRIDAY, SATURDAY","Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER SAYS NO DEBATES PLANNED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU MAKES MORE ROOM,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONVICTED DRUG OFFENDER WANTS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW JOINING LAW FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BUMPERS STUMPS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION OK'S PERMIT FOR DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
'TALKNET' RESPONSE FLOODS POST OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FEDERAL, STATE OFFICIALS TO TOUR JAMES RIVER","Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FMHA FUNDS WILL EXPAND WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MURREN NAMED HEAD OF STATE VETERANS HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARMY NATIONAL GUARD EARNS SHOOTING HONORS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FLAG DISPLAY UNVEILED AT STATE CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HAZELTINE INVITES PRESS TO PIERRE ELECTION NIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CASINO HOSTS DEALERS' SCHOOL FOR PROSPECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FELONY CHILD ABUSE TRIAL IS POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ARTESIAN CITY COUNCIL BANS STREET DANCES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ESTELLINE MAN KILLED IN MINNESOTA ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COURT--RESERVATION TO CLEAN UP DUMPS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
MELLETTE SITE WILL BE CHECKED FOR COVERING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SERVICE DANGEROUSLY SLOW IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BCCI IS ONE BANK SD DOESN'T NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STRICTLY ENFORCE CHILD RESTRAINT LAW (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ABORTED BABIES NOT TREATED AS HUMANS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*WILLIE BANKS ON LOYALTY OF HIS FANS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRUIT IN ABUNDANT SUPPLY RIGHT NOW,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP GROWS VEGGIES IN VACANT LOT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*COOK SHARES MEAL DUTY WITH HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON PLANS TO OFFER MASTER'S IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINISTRY REPORTS IT'S SHORT OF FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VA READY TO OPEN DAY-CARE CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WIN 5 FIRSTS AT SHRINER EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEARNING THE ROPES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TO MOURN 'SORRY STATE OF EDUCATION',"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS WANT BILLBOARD BAN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRM SET TO HAUL CITY'S MEDICAL WASTE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPANIES INTERESTED IN BUILDING GOLF COURSE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN GETS 6 YEARS FOR BITING OFF EARLOBE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MOVIE CAST, CREW PACK UP KADOKA SET","Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DRIVER DIES IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ACTIVIST CALLS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SUIT CHARGES NEW MUSEUM ROOF DEFECTIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LAWYER SAYS RELEASE WAS NOTHING SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE GETS {dollar}2.08 MILLION GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*INVOLVEMENT EARNS AWARD FOR LINDQUIST,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EVENT SETS STAGE FOR SPEED ON WHEELS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PLANS OPPOSITION TO CORN TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"SAYS SALES, PROFITS CLIMBING","Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
KC FLIGHTS TO RESUME ON OCTOBER 1,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*PRICE CRASH CATCHES MANY IN BIND,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
SEND US YOUR CORN PALACE MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*UNSEATED PROVO OFFERS INSIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOELLER LINKED TO SLAYING SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CONSERVATIVE SPEECHES PLEASE SD COUPLE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CITY GETS BOOST MONEY CAN'T BUY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POLICE NEED TO HEAR ALL SIDES TO A PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SMALL BUSINESS GROUP HAS VALID FUNCTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HAAR SHOULD TALK ABOUT THE ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WE CAN'T TURN OUR BACKS ON 'PUPPY MILLS' (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
AUTHOR TO DISCUSS AIDS AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BURGLAR NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR POLICE OVERTIME,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MALL NOT RESPONSIBLE TO PAY CAR REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MUSEUM WON'T RECEIVE B-36 BOMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEBSTER MAN DIES IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCCRORY GARDENS BLOOMS FOR PARTY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET CALLS FOR PARK IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
READERS MIXED ON TOP-RATED TOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUPLE SURPRISED 'MONEY' FEATURED ITS HISTORIC HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*NATURAL LAW SEEKS BALANCED BUDGET, LOW TAXES","Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CANTON FOLK FEST SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONVICTED ABUSER FACES MENTAL TEST,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PINE RIDGE WOMAN CHARGED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YOUTH FOUND GUILTY IN SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUPS SUE TO STOP TIMBER SALE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS RAPE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PUPPY MILLS FEATURED IN 'LIFE',"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARVO VIRUS DETECTED IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"LASOSKI SECOND TO ONE, GUNS FOR FIRST","Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*BEACH BOYS, FANS SHOWING THEIR AGE--IT ISN'T PRETTY","Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A BOLD STROKE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'CITY OF ANGELS' IS WORTH THE TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WET SUMMER DRIVES UP FEED COSTS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCH BOOK CHRONICLES PIONEER LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMPETING INTERESTS MAKE ALLOCATIONS TOUGH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"CHILD SUPPORT PLAN MORALLY, LEGALLY GOOD (L)","Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*CITY TO SEE DISNEY STORE IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EGAN MEMORIAL CEREMONY TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER POSTPONES PLANE PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK SUSPECT FOLLOWING RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SALES TAX REBATE PLACED ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE BRINGS PLAN TO COLTON,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RAMBLING SQUASH,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STEPPING OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON DISPELS GOVERNOR-BID RUMORS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW STATE PARK WOULD BRING GREAT OUTDOORS TO CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WET WEATHER AIDS BREEDING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AIRPORT PROJECT GETS PRELIMINARY APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GREGORY COUNTY JOINS DISASTER LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HERMOSA MAN'S BODY FOUND IN MONTANA,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN FACING FELONY INTIMIDATION CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MOBILE-HOME FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*NEW BIRTHING CENTER OPEN IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"RESIDENT, COUNTY DEBATE IMAPCT OF CLEANUP RULING","Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
STATE BOARD OK'S DEVELOPMENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*VIOLENCE SIGN OF CHRIST'S RETURN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA CAN BECOME NFL CENTRAL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CANARIES FALL IN 11 INNINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*NRA GENERATES WRATH, BUT NOT IN SOUTH DAKOTA","Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WINNER DENIES LOOKING LIKE HIS PET,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESS TAX WORKSHOP SET,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROCUREMENT SESSION SET FOR WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORKPLACE SAFETY TOPIC OF TRAINING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AG GROUPS TO MEET TO DISCUSS FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STREET REPAIRS COST BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BIRDS' SEASON A DISAPPOINTMENT AT THE GATE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LENNOX DUSTS OFF REDFIELD,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANSA EXTENDS CITY GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP LEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN DRIVER STOPS AT HUSET'S TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VERDI CONTINUES BYPASS RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*NO EVENT TOO TOUGH FOR VERSATILE JENSEN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*NEW DUCK LIMITS DON'T SATISFY ALL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*LOCAL ARTISTS MAKE WILDLIFE COME ALIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
5 SD PROS IN WALLEYE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
CURFEW EXEMPTS WORKING TEENS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PESTICIDE CONTAINER PROGRAM EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE CONSIDERS CAMPING FEE HIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LITERACY COUNCIL CHANGES OFFICES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ABSENTEE BALLOTS FOR ELECTION AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CELEBRATION A BALL FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CASINOS CLOSE DOORS AFTER LOTTERY SHUTS DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*COMMUNITY IS LONG GONE BUT FAR FROM FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*ALLEGED FORGER USED LIBRARY'S COLOR COPIER,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN WHO DAMAGED MARKER COMMITS SELF,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
UNUSUAL OBSERVANCE PLANNED AT WETLAND,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FORMER FIRST LADY ATTENDS CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BERKHOUT DEMANDS JOHNSON STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
AMMONIA LEVELS HIGH AT TREATMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*STATE BOARD RENEWS 5-YEAR LANDFILL PERMIT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*BEDDOW LIKES PLAN, WHILE JANKLOW WARY","Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*ANNIVERSARY TO MAKE MUSIC FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
POSSIBLE CORN PALACE CHANGES VIEWED WITH ALARM,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COLLEGES PREPARE FOR BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*HOSPITAL UNEARTHS TIME CAPSULE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
GAMBLERS NOT FLOODING TO ROYAL RIVER CASINO,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
PROPOSED TAX LIMIT MUST BE DEFEATED (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
CONSIDER LONG-TERM LEADERSHIP (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
MILLER MAKES HARD CHOICES (PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
HUBBEL LOGICAL CHOICE FOR BOARD VACANCY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
PROGRAM FOR GIFTED SHOULD NOT BE HALTED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*CASINO LEAVES TRIBES WITH SOUR TASTE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
TIPPIN GAVE CROWD CONCERT THAT ROCKED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
DON'T TURN BACK CLOCK ON FEMALE HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
TEACHER MISREPRESENTS HIS FELLOW EDUCATORS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
PLACE WARNING SIGNS ON LOTTERY MACHINES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
SUPERINTENDENT WRONG IN ROLE HE ASSUMED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
TIM JOHNSON WRONG IN VOTE ON CRIME BILL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
STUDENTS' TIME WASTED ON 'FEEL-GOOD' SUBJECTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
"PRISON-SYSTEM CHANGES NEEDED, LONG OVERDUE (L)","Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
*RIVER RUNS THROUGH LIVES ON MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*HANSON PONDERS TAKEOVER OF BUSES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CHANGES TO GREET SOME STUDENTS NEXT MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"PESTICIDE LEVELS SAFE IN WATER, STUDY FINDS","Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHANGE SWEEPS EDUCATION SCENE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*TRIBES FAIL TO LISTEN TO WARNINGS ABOUT GAMING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MORAL ABSOLUTES AREN'T ALL THAT BAD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BLAME PRODUCERS OF FILTHY SHOWS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HAJEK IS WRONG ON GRAFFITI ORDINANCE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STREET POLL ASKS A WORTHLESS QUESTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PRESSLER FORGETS HIS CONSTITUENTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*DAD'S TIP GAVE WHINER A BETTER VIEW OF REALITY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VISITOR FINDS SCHOOL IN JAPAN IS MORE THAN ACADEMIC,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NYGAARD CRUISES TO SECOND OUTLAWS FEATURE VICTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MOTHER, DAUGHTER KILLED IN ESTELLINE","Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VICTIMS OF SCAMS GET HELP FROM SD,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KINDERMUSIK CLASSES AVAILABLE IN FALL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COVELL CUP DRAWS THOUSANDS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN DIVES FOR ARTIFACTS NEAR ISRAEL,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*WORKERS' COMP FLAWED, PARTIALLY DISABLED SAY","Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*GARZA TRIAL TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*PARACHUTISTS TO OPEN FAIR GRANDSTAND SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*HEARING SET FOR STATE TO DISCUSS HIGHER FEE,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON WRITERS CONFERENCE SEPT. 30 IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*RAPID CITY MAN CHARGED IN FIGHT LEADING TO SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*TRIBAL YOUTH SHELTER FIGHTS CLOSING,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*PICKUP FIRE EXTINGUISHED,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*CHALLENGE HELPING STUDENTS DEVELOP SELF-ESTEEM,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SURROGATE DAD TO RELATIVES,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*HEPATITIS A CASES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
TRIBAL EDUCATORS WANT AUDIT,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
VALUE OF BODY MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*CHILD CUSTODY DETERMINES DEDUCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 21 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MCGOVERN BUYS LAND,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICERS FAIL TO FIND CORPSE-VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
US SALE OF WHEAT CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ROLLOVER INJURES 2 NEAR SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HARVEST SLOWED BY WEATHER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"OAHE SUBDISTRICT BUDGET SLASHED BY 200,000","Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MCDONALD'S OWNER UNSURE OF PRICE CUT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE TOURISM REBOUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BROADCASTERS SET MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
7 SWORN IN AS DEFENSE CREW,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
CORN PALACE MAY GET DOME,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PHONE COMPANY SELLS STOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*PRAIRIE VILLAGE'S 17TH ANNUAL STEAM THRASHING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CITY DENIES REZONING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
MISSOURI RIVER MEETINGS SLATED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
FLORIDANS DIE IN STATE CRASH NEAR EAGLE BUTTE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MILLS SPEAKS ON ALCOHOLISM,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CD BUDGET CUT-COPTER RETAINED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
RAPID CITY MAN HAS TIED THE CALF-ROPING RECORD,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
EASIER TRANSIT ACROSS THE CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EXCISE TAX LAW LEAVES BUILDERS WONDERING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MOONIE HEARING DELAYED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
AG SECRETARY CALLS FOR WHEAT PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
EXCISE TAX LAW LEAVES BUILDERS WONDERING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
VET PROGRAM TO BE TRIED IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
AG SECRETARY CALLS FOR WHEAT PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIALS CUTTING DISRUPTION OF SACRED INDIAN RITES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TOXAPHENE RESTRICTIONS LOOM IN ND,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GAS PRICES CLIMB AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
FEDERAL JUDGES TO GATHER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
"*'110 LBS MEAT, 2 QTS EGGS...'","Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*'110 LBS MEAT, 2 QTS EGGS...'","Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PUBLIC SCHOOL DOORS OPEN AUG 27,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.E, p.13, col.1"
HEAD START PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.E, p.14, col.1"
PUBLIC ELEMENTARY BUS SERVICE SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.E, p.14, col.1"
"IMMUNIZATIONS, HEALTH DOCUMENTS","Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.E, p.15, col.2"
POST HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1979, sect.E, p.15, col.5"
CUSTER STATE HOSPITAL PATIENT ABUSE CHARGE BRINGS ST,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORE SIOUX REJECT HILLS OFFER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MORE SIOUX REJECT HILLS OFFER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MEIERHENRY AFTER GAME PROMOTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING ON ABSTINENCE FOR SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD COMICS UNDAUNTED BY TINSELTOWN EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STALKING THE PERFECT JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A 16-YEAR-OLD SIOUX FALLS MOTORCYCLIST WAS INJURED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLIND GIRLS BARRED FROM FREE SCHOOLING IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AG COMMITTEE URGES TOUGHER BRUCELLOSIS LAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLIND GIRLS BARRED FROM FREE SCHOOLING IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ARTIST FOLLOWS FAIR FILLED WITH ADVICE, STORIES","Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE RIGHT CHOICE BRINGS CHOICE CUT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AG COMMITTEE URGES TOUGHER BRUCELLOSIS LAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ARTIST FOLLOWS FAIR FILLED WITH ADVICE, STORIES","Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLIND GIRLS BARRED FROM FREE SCHOOLING IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE SEEKS LOST TAX MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNIONS AGREE TO SWAP PAY FOR RAILROAD STOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNEMPLOYMENT HITS SUMMER LOW IN MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LET USERS PAY TO OPERATE RAILS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN'S VOTES ON ABORTION SUMMARIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN'S VOTES ON ABORTION SUMMARIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BLOCK 11 PARKING PLANS QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SIOUX VALLEY'S CARE FOR PATIENT PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STEREO EQUIPMENT TAKEN FROM SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CARLSON APPOINTED TO REPLACE MILLER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE NEAR SPEARFISH INJURES TWO,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CARLSON APPOINTED TO REPLACE MILLER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PETERSON ADDS TWIST TO DEBATE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE HELPS SATURDAY MAIL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OLD RAIL EQUIPMENT TO BE DISPLAYED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REE HEIGHTS OLD SCHOOLHOUSE WILL BE USED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY SHUNS PARK BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SF CAT A BIT SHORT OF GLORY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COLLEGE OPEN-DOOR POLICY DRAWS FIRE FROM OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
NORTHER PRESIDENT--AGE NOT FACTOR IN MERIT PAY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
NORTHERN PRESIDENT--AGE NOT FACTOR IN MERIT PAY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*PRESSLER FOLLOWING HIS OWN PATH,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STUDY--SHOPPING BIGGEST SF DRAW,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STUDY--SHOPPING BIGGEST SF DRAW,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STUDY--SHOPPING BIGGEST SF DRAW,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN LEGISLATOR CALLS FOR END TO ENCAMPMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROCEDURAL PROBLEMS LED TO RIGHTS DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROCEDURAL PROBLEMS LED TO RIGHTS DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN LEGISLATOR CALLS FOR END TO ENCAMPMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN LEGISLATOR CALLS FOR END TO ENCAMPMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PRISON HUNGER STRIKE OFF AGAIN, ON AGAIN","Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PRISON HUNGER STRIKE OFF AGAIN, ON AGAIN","Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN LEGISLATOR CALLS FOR END TO ENCAMPMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SD'S OLDEST BAND-LENNOX, SD","Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SHOOTING BACK A PROPER POLICY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAVORS OLD JAIL FOR 2 COLLECTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
IS ROBERTS USING TAX MONEY FOR MAILINGS--(L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
THEFT OF FLOWER UPSETS A COUPLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BACKS CONTROLLERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*'OLIVER' TWISTS DICKENS' NOVEL INTO A MUSICAL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*'OLIVER' TWISTS DICKENS' NOVEL INTO A MUSICAL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS REVERSE PLAN FOR HALF-PRICE COURSES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF RAIL LINE RECEIVES WORK PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REGENTS REVERSE PLAN FOR HALF-PRICE COURSES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE REVERTS RECORD {dollar}11.7 MILLION INTO TREASURY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE REVERTS RECORD {dollar}11.7 MILLION INTO TREASURY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
900 SD TEACHERS TO RETURN WITHOUT CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LUFKINS MANSLAUGHTER RULING UPHELD,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
JURY BEGINS MOTEL DEATH DELIBERATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1981, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*THE QUEEN ANNE IS SOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP MAY ABANDON O'CONNOR'S GRAIN PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OLD MINING TOWN WILL BE BULLDOZED FOR HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN RAISING MONEY TO SAVE LITTLE CHURCH,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS LAWYERS DRAFTING ORDINANCE TO HELP POOR,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
O'CONNOR'S GRAIN CONSORTIUM PLAN NEEDS HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MAN ARRESTED AFTER WOMAN KILLED BY CAR,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SEARCH GOES ON FOR MAN & BOY MISSING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"WAR PLANS, NUCLEAR OR NOT, ARE ESSENTIAL (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*OLD WEST TRAIL OPEN BOOK TO HISTORY (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"*SD SEEN AS REMOTE, HARSH LAND","Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FALSE CHARACTERIZATION BY HOLLYWOOD CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KELO NEWS COVERAGE RAPPED FOR POOR TASTE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ARSON SEMINAR TO BE IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY SUES LAKE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RIVER DRAGGING CONTINUES AT ELK POINT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"SDSU ENROLLMENT PREDICTED AT 7,167","Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VERMILLION TO STUDY USE OF MISSOURI WATER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*A NEW EXHIBIT AT THE OOLD COURTHOUSE MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
CHIMNEY SAFETY SEMINAR TO BE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
NUKE FILES CLOSED TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
HILLS TRAIN STEAMS BY FOR 25 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*VIETNAM VET CARRYING AMERICAN FLAG,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LAWYER SAYS SUIT POSSIBLE IF MADISON USED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*KINNUNEN OVERCOMES DUNLAP IN ROAD RACING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOWHUNTERS STALK SOME STRANGE GAME,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LESSER-KNOWN SPECIES CENTER STAGE AS HUNTING BEGINS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*VALLEY NATIONAL FINDS A FRIEND IN RIVAL BEUCKENS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"OLD CARS, BRAVE DRIVERS PLAN SLAM-BANG TIME","Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*THIRD WORLD SAFARI,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ENROLLMENT IN CLEP-TEST PROGRAM IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*GANNETT CO TO PUBLISH NATIONAL NEWSPAPER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*BLAIR FRANK--COOK OF THE WEEK-VEGETARIAN MEALS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
*CITICORP DIRECTOR TO SPEAK AT CHAMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EFFECTS OF HOMESTAKE GOLD MINE STRIKE RIPPLE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD HOG FARMERS CAUTIOUS ABOUT PORK MARKET,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL UNION AGREES TO TALKS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BEACH BOYS ROCKIN' AFTER YEARS OF GOOD VIBRATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*'DAKOTA ROADS' RELIVES STATE'S HISTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*FAMILIES RETURNING TO CLEANER LAKE ALVIN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL DECIDE POTHOLE REPAIR ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY CONSIDERS WAY TO REDESIGN GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INSURANCE INSTITUTE OFFERS FREE CONSUMER KIT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD DISCUSSES HAWTHORNE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROUTINE HIDES BEHIND GLAMOUR OF POLICECHIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUPERVISOR EVALUATES LIFE AT NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR CERTAIN TO PLEASE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PASTOR--CABLE-TV BOOM WILL WEED OUT GOOD FROM BAD,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*TO RAISE MONEY FOR TRIP TO NEW ZEALAND,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ISSUES CLOUD SUBDISTRICT QUESTION,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
RENOVATION WORK BEGINS ON HOT SPRINGS BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*PET OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TAX WORKSHOP PLANNED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CORPS OF ENGINEERS WILL STUDY RAISING LAKE LEVEL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JAPANESE CYCLIST FINDS HAVEN WITH FIREMEN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE WILDLIFE FEDERATION HONORS CONSERVATIONISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DEADWOOD MAY EXPAND NON-PROFIT GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
WAUBAY'S STRUGGLE TO KEEP SCHOOL IS REWARDED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
STATE MAY TAKE OVER SPEARFISH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*MONARCHS REIGN AS CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER ADDS ANOTHER TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HIGH COURT PUTS KANE ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SURPLUS GRAIN YIELDS HAUNT STATE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TRY LAKE MADISON,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*PROGRAM SERVES PARENTS' NEEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GIRL NAMED MISS HOSPITALITY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
IGNOWSKI GETS ROYAL SOCIETY AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
USD STUDENT NAMED GRAD OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
*COALITION RALLIES AGAINST REAGAN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POLITICAL ACTIVISM LEADS TEEN TO CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION FIRM DIDN'T CHANGE BID,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BELL, DASCHLE AGREE TO TV DEBATE IN OCTOBER","Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CHEM-NUCLEAR REJECTS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GOODELL TO REASSESS PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
POLICE WARN HOMEOWNERS ABOUT CONTRACTORS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FERRARO DISPUTE HAS SEXIST OVERTONES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LAWS NEEDED BEFORE SIT CONSIDERED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES PENITENTIARY INMATE'S PETITION,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF ACCUSED OF MISHANDLING OFFICE MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
VETERANS AGAINST CHANGING OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SOME SOUTH DAKOTANS UPSET ON PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*FAIR GIVES CANDIDATES STAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUNSET SWINGERS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON DOWNTOWN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T IGNORE THOSE WHO NEED HELP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WATER RIGHTS LAWSUIT IS AN UNWELCOME MUST (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DORM EXPERIMENT DISGUSTING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*HARNESS RACING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOCK DISASTER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL FINDS 50 CHILD PROSTITUTES IN SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PASTORS HAVE WORDS FOR FALWELL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WESSINGTON SPRINGS BANK SALE AWAITS OK,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUBSIDIZE PLANNED ETHANOL PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE MOVES TO BROADEN SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW SHOULD RUN FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLAN WOULD REIMBURSE COUNTIES FOR LOST TAXES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"REGENTS, HOOPS TRIAL SET FOR JANUARY 27 IN PIERRE","Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS MAY REGISTER AFTER AN ABSENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUSPECT IN LATE-NIGHT CHASE FORMALLY CHARGED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOARD OK'S AUCTION OF BOOKS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RECORD SALES ELUDE RAVEN INDUSTRIES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW CALMS FEARS ABOUT AID TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
REGENTS TO DEBATE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*USD'S KOLLASCH--WE PLAN TO BE CONTENDERS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MUFFIN THE MONKEY SPREADS SMILES AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS SHIVERS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ALL OF YOU BIG AND LITTLE BABIES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIME TO GO NEW DIRECTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MAKE BETTER SEATING PLANS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
USE PRESS FREEDOM WISELY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*COUNTRY STARS KEEP FANS ROCKIN',"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*4TH-PLACE FINISHER DOESN'T CRY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WOMAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FEEDER FAILURE CUTS POWER TO 1,600 FOR 1/2 HOUR","Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS COMMITTEE OK'S {dollar}188 MILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOP NORWEST OFFICER LEAVES CITY FOR FARGO,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VOTERS MIGHT DETERMINE MINING ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CASHWAYS DEAL INCLUDES LOCAL KNOX LUMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WUEST PICKS KEAN AS PRESIDING JUDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"BELL, JOHNSON AGREE TO TV DEBATE SCHEDULE","Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS ESTABLISH SENIOR SUBCOMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY INDICTS MITCHELL MAN ON TAX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAGISTRATE TO BE RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL ADVISES REGENTS TO OWN DAKOTADOME,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX SHARING PROGRAM TO BEGIN SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MISSIONARY SEES DIFFERENT S AFRICA,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CARD OFFERS SENIOR CITIZENS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*LICENSED VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*ALEXANDER FIRES 2-HITTER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MOUNTS SECURE AS ANCHOR OF OFFENSE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THOMAS DRAWS PROS TO SIBLEY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SHRINE PARADE TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*VANDALS UPSET DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NOTHING FINER THAN SHRINERS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IOWA TOWN CONSIDERS JUMPING COUNTY LINE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BLIND COUPLE HELPS OTHERS SEE THE LIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FIRST SWIM-A-CROSS A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
MEALS' PARTICIPANTS KEPT COOL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SUMMER READING CLUB SUPPORTED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SUMMER WINDING UP ON A STRONG NOTE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INSTITUTE CONDUCTING OWN IRANGATE INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LIFESTYLE WILL IMPROVE BY 2000,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PUT BLAME WHERE IT BELONGS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*HIGGINS, COYOTES PREPARE FOR TITLE RUN","Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AREA MAN CHARGED IN ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DUKAKIS TO VISIT STATE FAIR SEPTEMBER 6,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LOCAL ASTRONOMERS PLAN SKY-WATCH,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
3 PEOPLE INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*INMATES PARTICIPATE IN ANNUAL FUN DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHRINERS CLOWN AROUND,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR PLANS WATER DEVELOPMENT PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEVERAL WATER PROJECTS IN STATE ARE PENDING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DEMOCRATS PREFER A HART-LESS '88 RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*PLANE CRASH KILLS ABERDEEN MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEAT-BELT GROUP TO LOBBY FOR SECONDARY LAW,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS OK NEW TUITION PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*LAKE COUNTY LEADS AREA IN FOOD STAMP PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MAN DIES IN HIT-AND-RUN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*URBAN INDIANS--LIFE OFF THE RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WAGNER RESIDENTS WORK HARD,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEAVY RAINS THUNDER OVER EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
WOMEN TAKE ON TRIBAL ALCOHOLISM,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
COMPUTER FIRM STAYS AT ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*POSTER CHILD AIMS TO EDUCATE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'HELPBOOK' LISTS HUMAN SERVICES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
APPLE CORP DONATES COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SCHOOLS OFFER SENIORS RATE BREAKS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*KIDS HATE SCHOOL ...,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL AID FORMULA NEEDS ATTENTION AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STUDENT AID CHANGE UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"TRAVEL IN TWIN CITIES CONFUSING, DANGEROUS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MINING WILL DESTROY TOURISM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
EDITORIAL DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*STIER LEADS ABERDEEN TO TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAIRD WINS CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HAY DELIVERED FROM COLORADO A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX SAN LAND SALE CANCELED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WRIGHT PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ARSON,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARLINGTON IN FIGHT TO KEEP HIGHWAY 14,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AVIATION PIONEER ICE HONORED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA PROP WOULD FORCE CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ENDOWMENT PROPOSED TO BENEFIT INDIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LEARNING TO SAVE A LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NEWSLETTER TARGETS SMOKERS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WAGON TRAIN MAKES RETURN ENGAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"AREA WEATHERS STORMS, HAIL","Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOLLMANN CLAIMS DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PACE PICKS UP AT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
COFFEEHOUSE TO OPEN AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
"PAY TAXES, FIGHT DOUBLE STANDARD (L)","Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RESTAURANTS FARE WELL BUT NEED CLOSER LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BEING HUNGRY IS NO DISGRACE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
UNBORNS' SIDE OVERLOOKED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*BYRUMS KEEP WINNING TOURNEYS, HEARTS","Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW CAR FOR WOLFGANG,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
EMPIRE STORE HAS SWEATWEAR EMPHASIS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RAVEN ENJOYS RECORD 6 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DAKOTAS AMONG 27 STATES WITH FAMILY-LEAVE GAP,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
MORRELL TALKS TO RESUME WITHIN 30 DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*NEXT YEAR'S SEED CORN IN THE PINK,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*COSTNER INVITED TO HUNT PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S TRANSPORTATION TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC MEETING FEATURES SAMUELSON,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY OFFERING HOMEBOUND SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HOSPITAL GETS {dollar}25,000","Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MELON-CHOLY MORNING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARENA GETS NEW CONCESSIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACHER SHORTAGE TOPS 100,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAY FAVOR ANNUAL RENTAL OF REYNOLDS BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ACCIDENT MAY BE CASE OF SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PROTESTERS--ABORTIONS PREVENTED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ENGINEER SAYS WEB PIPELINE ADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU HALL'S TOP FLOORS RULED UNSAFE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STOFFERAHN CAN HEAR SOME US WEST CASES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VERENDRYE MONUMENT BEING RENOVATED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FARM NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SF 123RD BEST PLACE TO LIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITY GROWS 23 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWO MEN CHARGED IN SALEM SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT CREDITED WITH BOOST","Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IN RIGHT PLACE AT THE RIGHT TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HURLEY'S NUMBERS SHRINK AS RESIDENTS GROW OLDER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CONSERVING WATER SHOULD STAY PRIORITY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GIVE OUT-OF-TOWNERS FRONT ROW SEATS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PRESSLER S&L APPRAISAL IS SERIOUSLY FLAWED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*AMERICANS DRINK MORE COFFEE THAN ANYONE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPAGHETTIOS STILL POPULAR,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SPEARFISH TO HOST WOOL CONTEST IN FALL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MR MOM FEELS RIGHT AT HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DEMOCRATIC PARTY GETS OK TO HOLD LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FORUM SCHEDULED ON MINING, SOLID WASTE","Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETING PLANNED ON ILLEGAL DUMPING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUNOFF ANTICIPATED TO BE BELOW NORMAL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TRIBAL LEADERS, OFFICIALS TO MEET ON RIVER","Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ON YOUR TOES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEAKY UNDERGROUND TANK SUSPECTED IN SPILL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MUENSTER REJECTS DEBATE WITH PRESSLER, SINCLAIR","Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
138 TEACHER POSITIONS STILL VACANT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PILOT DASCHLE TAKES TO THE SKY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ACCUSED RAPIST FAILS TO SHOW UP FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*OIL FIRMS TAKING ADVANTAGE OF CRISIS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BIRTH IS SPECIAL EVENT IN CAMPBELL COUNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BRULE COUNTY REJECTS TAFT HOTEL RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER WEB OFFICIAL'S LIBEL SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TASK FORCE TO DISCUSS REGIONALIZED LANDFILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WAL-MART INTERVIEWING FOR 200 NEW POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LANDFILL WORKER'S DEATH RULED TO BE A SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NEARLY 3 MILLION TREES PLANTED IN STATE IN 1990,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RC MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*NEW SCHOOL NOT READY FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TOWNS TO GET LIGHT BULBS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
450 RESIDENTS WANT JAMES RIVER RESTORED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*ALLEN STOPS KINSER-WOLFGANG STREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POWERFUL BACK CARRIES VIKINGS' FOOTBALL HOPES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DAYTON HUDSON HAS 7 PERCENT EARNINGS GAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PESTICIDES IN WATER NOT DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TURKS TO VISIT SD ELEVATORS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MICROWAVE PRODUCTS TO CUT 50 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"*SENATORS CALL BRANDON, BROOKINGS BUSINESSES SUCCESS","Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
SD WORKERS COMPENSATION INSURANCE LOSES MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTANS SEE NO SIGN OF REVOLT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COMPUTER WHIZ TOPS ENERGY COSTS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF SCORES 1ST IN ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BELONG ON OUR INTERSTATES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"NOISE, DIESEL FUMES ARE NOT ROMANTIC (L)","Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PERPICH TALKING NONSENSE AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SMUT FILMS SHOW NEED FOR CHANGE IN MORALS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*HELPING GARDENS GROW,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOW TO PREPARE KIDS FOR SCHOOL (PROF),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CALIFORNIAN BOUND OVER ON MURDER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE VICTIM THANKFUL NO LIVES WERE LOST,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ROBS NORWEST BANK IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RURAL CORSON MAN CHARGED WITH RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TANKER ACCIDENT FORCES CLOSURE OF I-90 STRETCH,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HAMMERS AWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUP REMINDS REFUGEE OF HIS TANK RIDE TO FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEED FOR MORE MCKENNAN PARKING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DREDGING PROGRAM FAULTED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS MAN SENTENCED FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
N DAKOTAN IDENTIFIED AS VICTIM OF CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"3 PLEAD GUILTY IN KIDNAPPING, BEATING","Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AMERICAN LEGION DENOUNCES VA PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EPA INVESTIGATING IOWA HOG FARM,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INCINERATION FOES ADDRESS HAZARDOUS-WASTE PANEL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*SUMMER FISHING WEATHER RETURNS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*MCCROSSEN NAMED TO LEAD BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*JUST DROPPING IN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
BOND-RATING SERVICE GIVES SD HIGH MARKS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
VENDING COMPANY TAKES CONTROL OF MAD HATTER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*TO PLACE SATELLITE CLINIC ON OLD SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WORKING ON WARRIORS' IMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN RECALLS ASSAULT BY MOELLER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL'S BUSNIESS OFFICER HAS NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DEMOCRATS DESTROYING THE FAMILY FARM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"VIDEO LOTTERY REACHES BEYOND 2,500 JOBS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*FREE WHEELIN',"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*FORGIVING IS SOMETIMES DIFFICULT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*SWINDELL HOLDS TIGHT, WINS AT HUSET'S","Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A YANKTON DOODLE DANDY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ARLINGTON VOTERS REJECT LEASING PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LINDBERGH EVENT TODAY IN RENNER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD FIRE CREWS TO HELP IN IDAHO,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEEN GIRL RAPED WHILE FAMILY SLEEPS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CONVENTION BOOSTS CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FIRED UP FOR POTTERY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CONSTRUCTION MOVES TO 1TH STREET,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*QUARANTINE FOR AIDS, AUTHOR SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FUNDING MAY HELP WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*FIREFIGHTERS AUXILLIARY PRESIDENT HONORED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
'LAKOTA TIMES' GETS FREEDOM FORUM LOAN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BILLBOARD CENTER OF PUBLIC DEBATE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COOL WINTER WHEAT IF USING FOR SEED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PATIENT FLOW STEADY AT HURON HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HOMESTAKE HELPS 16 LEAD WORKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PULLING TOGETHER FOR A GOOD CAUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN JAILED FOR FAKING ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"BINGO OPERATOR, COUNTY AT ODDS","Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
PRISON FACES FUND CUTS FOR JOB PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*BICYCLIST STILL WHEELING AT 90,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*SKI CLUB PACK THEM IN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD LAW STACKED AGAINST ADOPTIVE PARENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITY NEEDS {dollar}30 MILLION FLOOD PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PRISON FARM WORKERS LOSE KNIFE PRIVILEGES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JOHNSON LEARNS SECRECY UNPOPULAR (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STATE WILL LOSE IF COSTNER BILL PASSES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*MAGAZINE LIST FAILS TO INCLUDE INFLUENTIAL INDIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
QUESTIONS UNANSWERED IN YELLOWBACK CASE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
REHABILITATION MUST BE PRISON'S MAIN GOAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LURING NEW GENERATION OF GAMBLERS A SHAME (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
EVILS OF GAMBLING GREATLY EXAGGERATED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
STATE NEEDS TO BE ATTRACTIVE TO TOURISTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
PRED'S COATS PLANS TO OPEN NEW STORE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WESTERN MALL FILLING UP,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER NOT READY TO LET GO OF TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRACKING TROUT IS BEST PART OF TRIP,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CONSERVATION LEADERS GATHER IN PIERRE FOR SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
"*SPIES KEEPS EYES ON WIN, NOT WOLFGANG","Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FARM BUREAU STARTS FUND FOR DISASTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FLOOD VICTIM AID DEADLINE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GAMBLING REFERENDUM BALLOTS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HARTFORD ACCIDENT LEAVES BOY INJURED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FESTIVAL PADDLES BACK IN TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY LOOKS AT THEME FOR DOWNTOWN DESIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TAX-EXEMPT PROPERTY MAY TOP {dollar}1 BILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ZOO TRIES TO BOOST BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"CITY, UNION TALKS REMAIN DEADLOCKED","Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON HOLDING PUBLIC MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KUCERA TRIAL DEFENSE CALLS WITNESSES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POLICE--SHOOTING WAS SELF-DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SDSU BAND FACULTY MEMBER RETIRES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MOST BUILDING PROJECTS READY FOR FIRST DAY OF CLASS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CANTON SEARCHES FOR FLOODING SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SUPER 8 INVESTORS FILE SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
FEDS TO EXPAND ROLE IN MAKING STUDENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WOMEN LAWMAKERS INCREASE IN NUMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*MICKELSON LAUDED FOR BUSINESS PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
NEW TAX BREAK TO ACTIVATE HOME BUYING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HURON--OLD BUILDING SENDS STUDENTS PACKING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FARMER RECALLS LOST ART OF SHOCKING GRAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LAWMAKER SEEKS DETAILS OF STATE LOAN TO JEWELER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
UPWARD BOUND WINDS UP SESSIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PLANNED FOR CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*AGING HITS HARDER THAN REMEMBERING ELVIS IS DEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*TEST YOUR BRAIN ON THIS QUIZ,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"BOOK BREAKS DOWN SOCIAL, ECONOMIC BARRIERS","Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.G, p.02, col.3"
*WELCOME TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.01, col.1"
*RECENT ARRIVAL FEELS RIGHT AT HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.02, col.1"
BOOKS JUST THE START OF WHAT LIBRARIES OFFER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.02, col.1"
*A GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS SERVICES AND ATTRACTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.03, col.1"
*LINCOLN COMMISSION MEETS THREE TIMES A MONTH,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.05, col.1"
*MINNEHAHA COMMISSION MEETS TUESDAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.05, col.1"
APPOINTMENTS URGED FOR SCHOOL ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATORS MEET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.06, col.1"
*SCHOOL BOARD MEETS SEMIMONTHLY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.06, col.2"
*HOW TO REGISTER TO VOTE IN AND AROUND SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.07, col.1"
*CITY HAS FIVE COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.07, col.4"
WHAT'S NEW AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.08, col.6"
THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND WHILE SEEKING DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.09, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS DOCTORS THE REGION,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.10, col.1"
*THE CITY'S TOP 10 BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.11, col.1"
*ZONE INFORMATION MAY PREVENT FINES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.13, col.4"
CITY OFFERS LOST OF LIVE MUSIC,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.14, col.1"
RECYCLING CENTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.15, col.1"
SF AREA OFFERS AFICIONADOS AN ARRAY OF ART AND MUSIC,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.17, col.1"
*CITY PARKS OFFER MANY ATHLETIC FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.18, col.1"
"GALLERIES, MUSEUMS SHOW CULTURE","Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.19, col.1"
*THE GREAT PLAINS BALLOON RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.21, col.1"
"GROUPS FOR HOBBYISTS, SPORTS","Argus LeaderAug 22 1993, sect.H, p.27, col.1"
*RIVALS MILK RACES FOR ALL THEIR WORTH--LAKE COVELL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS REVEAL ADDICTION TO LOTTERY FUNDING,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WHERE DID LOTTERY MONEY GO?,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WORDING OF PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CHILD MOLESTER PUT SPOTLIGHT ON HIMSELF (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AG OFFICIAL SHOULD QUIT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HEAVY PRICE FOR LIGHT SENTENCES (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*'YES' VOTE WILL CLOSE CITY HALL'S DOORS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"""SOCIALIZED MEDICINE' AGAINST CONSTITUTION (L)","Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CITY GROWTH CAN BRING UNDESIRABLE ELEMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"MORE COULD BE DONE ON HEALTH, CRIME BILL (L)","Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LOSS OF ONE'S FREEDOM OCCURS IN SMALL BITES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"MILLER USING KIDS, NEEDY AS HIS PAWNS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
VIDEO-LOTTERY'S LOSS HAS FAR-REACHING EFFECT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
NRA MEMBERS ARE HARD-WORKING CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SLAIN TEEN'S FAMILY ISSUES WAKE-UP CALL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CARTOON ON HUSSEIN INSULTS DIGNIFIED MAN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SWAMPBUSTER RULES PROTECT ENVIRONMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
EVERYONE HAS A TIE TO THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
MAYOR-COUNCIL FORM WILL FIX SIOUX FALLS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*GET COOKING AND ADD COLOR TO YOUR WORLD,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MINNESOTA STATION MARSHALS A TOP-ROCK AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RC GREGS TO RICHES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANSA TAKES CITY GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"TELEVISION TOWER IN 1,985 FEET HIGH","Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HIT BY CAR IS IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DETOUR PLANNED FOR FAMILY FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COURSE TO FOCUS ON DRIVING SKILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STUDY TARGETS SD RECRUITING SITES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BIG-HEARTED HANDYMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ASSOCIATION HONORS CLAY COUNTY'S OLDEST RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BOARD MEMBER SAYS SPENDING SPURRED HIM TO RUN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
USD GRANT ALLOWS LUNG-DISEASE STUDY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRICE OF IRRIGATED FARMLAND GOES UP,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NEWSPAPER REFUSES AD FOR BREATH-TEST BEATER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MOTORCYCLIST INJURED,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HABITAT GETS MONEY TO TREAT WASTE WATER,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*RIVERBOAT DAYS DRAWS 110,000 PEOPLE","Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"SD VIDEO NETWORK EXPANDING, TRYING TO REDUCE LOSSES","Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ORGANIC FARMER RUNS FOR OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"ARCHAEOLOGISTS FIND ARTIFACTS 11,300 YEARS OLD","Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*LIVING TRUSTS CAN BE MOVED OUT OF STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*SUMMER OF '95 FEATURES HOTTER THAN NORMAL TEMPS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ALLERGY SEASON SHAPING UP TO BE NASTY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN GETS 40 YEARS FOR SLICING WOMAN'S FACE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN'S FAILURE UNSHACKLES SCHOOL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"POLITICAL FUN, GAMES BEGIN WITH IOWA POLL (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SMOKERS ARE FED UP WITH LIMITS ON HABIT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WAR REMEMBRANCES WERE WORTHY PROJECTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TRUMAN WAS RIGHT TO DROP ATOMIC BOMB (L),"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CHANGE HARD WHEN SOMEONE IS ALWAYS RIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KSFY DROPS ITS 5 P.M. NEWSCAST IN FAVOR OF JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SINGER BRINGS LARGE MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LOS LOBOS LIGHTS UP THE POMP WITH SUPERB ROCK,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*PICKING A FAVORITE? GOOD LUCK,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SPORTING CLAYS PRESENT POSITIVE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*KNIGHTS READY TO RISE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POTENTIAL JURORS REPORT IN GARZA TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ALSO SEEKING SHOOTING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ESTELLINE NATIVE SHOT IN PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOULD-BE ROBBER RECEIVES 25 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN WANTS NEW JUDGE IN SEX TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CRASH LEAVES TRUCK ON ITS SIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL REJECTS TWO ETHICS NOMINEES,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HALL OF FAME HITS 40% MARK IN BUILDING FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL SAFETY WORRIES PARENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*PLATTE ATTORNEY NAMED CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LAKE COUNTY SHERIFF BACK AT WORK MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*MELON HARVEST DOWN, BUT STANDS TO OPEN","Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN ADMITS KILLING GOLDEN EAGLE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*2 TOWNS SNAG FUNDS FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FARMER-OWNED PLANT CALLED FUTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TASK FORCE TO EXAMINE BALANCE IN HEALTH CARE COSTS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CROPS NEED LATE FREEZE,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BOTH ENJOYED FLOWERS,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*FAMILIES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SATURN DEALERSHIP NOT READY TO HIT ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*MCGOVERN, JANKLOW EXCHANGE JIBES","Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*MCGOVERN, JANKLOW EXCHANGE JIBES","Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*MCGOVERN, JANKLOW EXCHANGE JIBES","Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"COOL, RAINY WEATHER MAY CUT CORN YIELDS","Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"COOL, RAINY WEATHER MAY CUT CORN YIELDS","Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SEN BAKER TO VISIT CITY TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MCGOVERN-OIL DEAL OUTRAGEOUS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN-OIL DEAL OUTRAGEOUS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW BLASTS SALE OF HEATING OIL TO IRAN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW BLASTS SALE OF HEATING OIL TO IRAN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTE MAY CLOSE BOOKSTORE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"COUNTY TO PAY {dollar}20,975 HOSPITAL BILL FOR BABY","Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"COUNTY TO PAY {dollar}20,975 HOSPITAL BILL FOR BABY","Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MUSEUM RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"RAPES NOT RELATED, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DISPUTE MAY CLOSE BOOKSTORE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VETS TO DISTRIBUTE FLOWERS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PINE RIDGE NAMED DISASTER,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
PINE RIDGE NAMED DISASTER,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
INDIAN PROGRAMS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
INDIAN PROGRAMS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HARVEST FALLS BEHIND-RAINS THREATEN GRAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HARVEST FALLS BEHING-RAINS THREATEN GRAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
MAN CHARGED IN DEATHS-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*MELLOW MUSIC IN 4-PART HARMONY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
3 HURT WHEN CAR HITS HOUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
GOOD CROP NEWS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GOOD CROP NEWS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*COURTROOM CAMERA FOES SAY TV WOULD INTIMIDATE WITNESS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*COURTROOM CAMERA FOES SAY TV WOULD INTIMIDATE WITNESSES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*COURTROOM CAMERA FOES SAY TV WOULD INTIMIDATE WITNESSES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*KEVIN CONWAY IN 'ELEPHANT MAN',"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPICERS WANT VARIETY OF THEATER LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'MUPPET MOVIE' PUPPET FUN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*IAN DURY'S UNDERDOG ROCK,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*BLIND HAPPY, SELF SUFFICIENT MANAGING OWN BUSINESS","Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
"*BLIND HAPPY, SELF SUFFICIENT MANAGING OWN BUSINESSES","Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES PLANNED,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
COMMISSION OK'S STORE IN RESIDENTIAL AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FRACTURES, HOSPITAL PROBE TIED","Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW--WE'LL BREAK EVEN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JANKLOW--WE'LL BREAK EVEN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BRITZ' FATHER IS MIGHTY PROUD,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BRITZ' FATHER IS MIGHT PROUD,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRANTSEN WINS FEATURE RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHILD ABUSE CONVICTION IS SUSTAINED,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOTORIST WINS FIGHT OVER OBSCURED SPEED SIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS SHORT OF TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TO CLEAN THE BOTTOM OF TERRACE PARK POOL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD GASOLINE PRICES CONTINUE TO GO DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS AGREE TO GIVE VOUCHERS TO STOFFERAHN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS AGREE TO GIVE VOUCHERS TO STOFFERAHN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COURTHOUSE FEAT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PHEASANT BONUS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CYCLE CLASSIC STORY DRAWS CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PHEASANT BONUS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY'S LIFEGUARDS THOROUGHLY TESTED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DOVE HUNTERS' CLAIMS CALLED EXAGGERATED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ABDNOR--NO TAX VOTE BEFORE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF TO BE SITE OF ELDERLY CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FBI PROBING SHOOTING DEATH OF MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARENTS STILL WAITING FOR SON'S RETURN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"UNITED WAY, INDIAN AGENCY AGREE TO CLOAK INVESTIGATION","Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"UNITED WAY, INDIAN AGENCY AGREE TO CLOAK INVESTIGATION","Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SELECTION OF JUDGES UP FOR VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SELECTION OF JUDGES UP FOR VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"INDIANS, US TRY NEW APPROACH","Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"INDIANS, US TRY NEW APPROACH","Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*THIS COWBOY'S AT HOME IN THE SADDLE OF HIS JET,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THIS COWBOY'S AT HOME IN THE SADDLE OF HIS JET,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAIL PILES UP 2 INCHES DEEP IN EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INDIANS HOPE TO BUILD A BIT OF TRADITION IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INDIANS HOPE TO BUILD A BIT OF TRADITION IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBER PUSHED RIGHTS PANEL CURBS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CHAMBER PUSHED RIGHTS PANEL CURBS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS FORESEE MORE PRIVATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS FORESEE MORE PRIVATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WILL CITY HALL FIND NORMALCY... (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*SIOUX TIES TO LAND ENDURING, REVERENT","Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WIND CAVE LEADERS BREAK WITH TRADITION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*SIOUX TIES TO LAND ENDURING, REVERENT","Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WIND CAVE LEADERS BREAK WITH TRADITION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WANTS CABLE HOOKUP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY BOARD IGNORES MESSAGE OF ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SUNSET PROCEDURE NOT AN END FOR AGENCIES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"*FROM TRAINS TO CARS, COLLECTOR TOYS WITH HOBBY","Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*FROM TRAINS TO CARS, COLLECTOR TOYS WITH HOBBY","Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
16-YEAR-OLD BOY FOUND GUILTY OF RC MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
FARMERS SUPPORT GRAIN EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
FARMERS SUPPORT GRAIN EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
HOMESTAKE ORE CARS DERAIL ABOVE STREET,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
*A FITTING TRIBUTE TO A MAN COMMITTED TO THE LAND,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A FITTING TRIBUTE TO A MAN COMMITTED TO THE LAND,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A FITTING TRIBUTE TO A MAN COMMITTED TO THE LAND,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ONCE A BEACH BOY, ALWAYS A BEACH BOY","Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JOB SHARING,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*2 SD WOMEN A PART OF SMALL ALASKAN VILLAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*2 SD WOMEN A PART OF SMALL ALASKAN VILLAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*2 SD WOMEN A PART OF SMALL ALASKAN VILLAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OLD ROUTE DESERVES ANOTHER MEMORABLE RUN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COMPANY MAY TAP SF PHONE MARKET,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BROTHERS CLOSE SAM'S GROCERY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BROTHERS CLOSE SAM'S GROCERY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COMPANY MAY TAP SF PHONE MARKET,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN FIRST HALF OF AUGUST,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
*NEIL KELLEY JOINS SWIFT CONTRACTORS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
*NEIL KELLEY JOINS SWIFT CONTRACTORS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
PROOF OF IMMUNIZATION REQUIRED BY LAW,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.H, p.01, col.1"
*1981-82 SCHOOL YEAR CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.H, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD HAS FINAL SAY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.H, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL LUNCHES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.H, p.04, col.1"
"SUPERINTENDENT, BOARD OK NEEDED TO EXPEL STUDENT","Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.H, p.05, col.1"
ADULTS GO BACK TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.H, p.06, col.1"
CITY HAS SPECIAL ED PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.H, p.06, col.1"
SYSTEM HAS 13 VO-TECH PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1981, sect.H, p.06, col.1"
RELATIONS WORSEN OVER INDIAN CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RESORT OWNERS CATCHING IT FOR LICENSE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TERRACING--ALL IN THE NAME OF CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*13 PETERSEN SIBLINGS REUNITED AFTER 27 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD WANTS TO DEVELOP ENERGY RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ETSI LAWSUIT SOUND, NEB CANDIDATE SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MANDAN SPONSORS TO STOP INFORMATIONAL TOUR TO PLANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"MORRELL, UNION NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE","Argus LeaderAug 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SF MAN LAY INJURED IN DITCH 6 HOURS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"NEW CHINA POLICY FITS US, RANKLES LOBBY (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 23 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"ISRAELI CARNAGE CRITICIZED, POLICY REVIEW URGED (L)","Argus LeaderAug 23 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
APPEALS COURT TO HEAR GRAHAM'S CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COLORADO WOMAN KILLED IN CRASH IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSING PROBLEMS IN BROOKINGS DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TSCHETTER OUTLASTS FIELD TO WIN CITY GOLF CROWN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EDUCATORS--LOW PAY SHOWS POOR SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LURE OF BIG GAME FASCINATES HANSEN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HUNKING REQUESTS MORE MONEY TO PATCH POTHOLES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JOB STRESS--WHEN WORK IS ENDURED,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DIABETES FOUNDATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LOCAL VETERAN HEADS STATE COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NELSON HEADS SURGEONS CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SATTLER BECOMES HOSPITAL DELEGATE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*KRAMER HEADS HOSPITAL COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ALTRUSA CLUB INSTALLS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TOASTMASTERS ELECT NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*KILLEY COMMANDS TACTICAL FIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ORR GETS TERM AS VICE CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
TEEN REPUBLICANS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
LAWSON BECOMES ARMY RECRUITER,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
RESPIRATOR SOCIETY ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
AMATEUR BASEBALL FINAL SHOWS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TRIATHLONS REQUIRE EXTRA TRAINING BY ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*PLUCKER CAN LEAVE COUNTY JAIL IF SHE RAISES {dollar}5,000","Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY CHOIR TAKES TOP HONORS AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARINGS SET ON SMALL-TOWN NURSING HOMES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS HE HASN'T READ LATEST TIME STORY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--I PUT TAXPAYERS FIRST,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WANT LOANS USED FOR BUILDING HOMES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPOKESMAN--CONTRACT CHANGE BEFORE MERIT PAY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY--STATE SHOULD EASE BONDING LAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL TO DECIDE IF SECOND TRIBAL ELECTION IS LEGAL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEW SCHOOL MAY OPEN BY 1985,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SINGERS WILL SHINE AT FAIR'S GOSPEL SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WOODS WAS EPITOME OF DEDICATION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC SHOULD BE TOLD ABOUT MEYER (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHANGE FROM WITHIN MAY TRANSFORM ABUSER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ASPAAS MISSED MEETING THAT COULD HAVE EDUCATED HIM,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CITY SHOULDN'T PAY ANY PART OF INTERSTATE BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY WILL PLUG RAW SEWAGE OVERFLOWS SOONER,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AGRICULTURE OFFICIAL PROMOTES FEDERAL INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AUTOPSY SHOWS MAN PROBABLY WASN'T MURDERED,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BLACKHAWK WOMAN'S ARRAIGNMENT WILL BE SOON,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FATHER SUES RAPID CITY MAN FOR SON'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
HARTFORD MAN CHARGED WITH FIRST-DEGREE RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MOCCASIN FACTORY WANTS LOAN REFINANCED TO SAVE JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
OFFICERS DISCOVER ILLEGAL POACHING OPERATION,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"SWEDISH STUDENT, 16, NEEDS HOME FOR THE YEAR","Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
TRIAL BEGINS TODAY IN EAGLE STING,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FAMILY MEMBERS RECOVER AFTER BOX ELDER CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
JUDGE SAYS HOMESTAKE MUST KEEP PAYING TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
COST OF LIVING INCREASES SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INTEREST RATES STILL TOO HIGH,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DISTRIBUTOR FINDS STATE LAW HARD,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TAKING FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEFENDANTS SENTENCED IN FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINTERS WANTS GRAND JURY'S RECORDS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AT&T LOSES PHONE BID,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OLD BARS HAVE NEW NAMES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRESSLER NOT IN AGREEMENT WITH PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHILD SEX ABUSER LOSES BID FOR EARLY RELEASE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOFER DEFENSE WAITS ON MOTION TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENTENCING FOR STANSELL SET FOR NOV 15,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VIERECK TO BE SENTENCED IN DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY BUDGET HEARINGS EXPOSE FLAW (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PHOTOS, TEXT DISTORTED VIEW OF SACRED HEART (L)","Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN COMMENT OVERPLAYED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WHY WAS SPRINGFIELD CLOSED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CATERPILLAR INFESTATION CAUSING PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EVIDENCE IN STREET BID-RIGGING CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROVIDES RUNAWAYS WITH FREE BUS RIDE HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS CHEMICAL CLEANUP NEARS COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BROOKINGS SEEKING CAREER LEARNING CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"OFFICIAL WANTS RESEARCH, CONFERENCE CENTER","Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"PRESSLER, DASCHLE TO ADDRESS FARM MEETING","Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SALES TAX DECISION FACES DEADWOOD OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
UTILITIES GROUP WAITS FOR MANDAN INSTRUCTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SPAULDING ACCEPTING CALM OF PRO GOLF,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*IOWANS SCRATCH THEIR GAMBLING ITCH,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS SETTLE CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STRANGE HAPPENINGS FILL VOID OF CONGRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CRITICISM OF JANKLOW OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
POLITICAL OFFICIAL RIGHT TO CRITICIZE JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HURRAH FOR THE PLAYHOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NEW LEAGUE FULFILLING GOALS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*4-H FLAVOR BACK AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OAK RIDGE BOYS SERVE UP MUSIC TREATS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*FABRIC, PAPER ARTWORK ON DISPLAY AT CENTER","Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"*WHEN CITY COMMISSION TALKS, CHAMBERS ECHO","Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROSTITUTE STORIES DON'T PANIC POLICE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WOMEN SUE NITE CITY, GET {dollar}1,500","Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAD TO SEE FMHA OFFICIAL GO,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FIRE BLACKENS HILLS NEAR SD,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEARS OFFICIALS TOUR STATE WITH JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOOTBALL-TEAM RUMOR TACKLED,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HYBRID PLANT TO MERGE WITH KANSAS FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*AUGUSTANA SET TO PURSUE MIRACLES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*SD STATE'S LINE BIG IN SIZE, SAVVY","Argus LeaderAug 23 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*LUTHERANS READY FOR MERGER VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOG WILD AT LOCAL STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OLD TIMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*STATE FAIR BRINGS A LITTLE COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BRING BACK THE COAST GUARD BAND (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HEART ASSOCIATION MEETS SWIM GOAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HELP TO CEREBRAL PALSY APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD AIRSHOW THRILLING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PROGRAM CENTER EVENT A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BOY SCOUT TROOP'S SERVICE SALUTED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
BURLINGTON SUPPORT APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
COUPLE ENJOYED BALLOONING EVENTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
JAYCEES COMMENDED FOR MEETING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
JAYCEES CONVENTION A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
AIDS VICTIMS GET FAVORITISM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KEEP THE PRESSURE ON FOR TOUGH SANCTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POLICE SPEND TIME UNWISELY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PULL TOGETHER TO ATTRACT MORE TOURISTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DATA SHOULDN'T BE PRINTED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
GUARD SHOW REPEAT DESIRED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TALKING DROWNS OUT MUSIC (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*SD LOSES ANOTHER GOOD ONE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*SPIRITUAL GROWTH A LIFELONG TASK,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*COYOTES' SALAT LAYS DOWN LAW,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FESER'S FUMBLERS NOT FAR FROM ONE FAN'S MIND,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BOWLING COMPUTES AT EMPIRE BOWL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CARNEY HAS HUNCH GUESSWORK PAYS OFF,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CREWS WORK TO COMPLETE TOXIC SPILL CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS FIRM TO REINSTATE INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHANARD CRITICIZES ABDNOR CAMPAIGN STYLE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORTHING MAN KILLED WHILE WORKING ON CAR,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX TRIAL SET FOR MITCHELL OPTOMETRIST,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
VICTIMS' FAMILIES WORK TO TOUGHEN SENTENCES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS OK {dollar}187.6 MILLION SPENDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CANDIDATES TO MEET IN EDUCATIONAL FORUM,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECTS INDICTED IN DAVISON COUNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESHO TEEN CHAIRMAN OF GOP YOUTH GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHLEUSENER RESIGNS SCHOOL OF MINES POST,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPPORT GROWS WITH DELL RAPIDS RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAYOR REFUSES TO FIX DAM,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEBSTER FARMER SENTENCED ON TAX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WOODSTOCK WOMAN, 18, DIES AFTER ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DAY-CARE QUESTIONS WON'T REST,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*RECORD-SETTING CONCERT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*JUMPIN' JAZONN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD EXPERTS ISSUE HEMLOCK WARNING,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD LABOR LAW UNFAIR--COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*CUSTOMERS KEEP HURLEY CAFE'S KETTLE ON,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HORSING AROUND,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"IMMATURITY, FAMILY CRISIS ARE COMMON CAUSES","Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NUMBER OF CHILD ABUSE DEATHS DOUBLES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOLK LOOKS STRONGER IN RACE THIS TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WEAPONS SITE TESTING ENVIRONMENTAL RESOLVE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY NEEDS ACTION TO REDUCE SPENDING,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STATE NEEDS MORE TAX PAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ANDERSON DESERVES HONOR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
BIGGER MAY NOT BE BETTER,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*1934 LAW COST TRIBES SOVEREIGNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*LEAN LINEBACKER LEADS SD STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WATER BEST AID IN FIGHT AGAINST HEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANGLERS TAKE AIM AT RECORDS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
DOVE SEASON OPENS SEPTEMBER 1,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
LEAD SHOT TUESDAY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
DISABLED VETERANS LEADER BACK IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ESTELLINE MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAIR GROUP NAMES GIEGLING MANAGER,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SWIMMING POOLS TO CLOSE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRISON FIGURES SHOW DAKOTA CONTRAST,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HONEYWELL PANEL BIASED--OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX PROPOSAL--UNCERTAINTY OF SIMPLICITY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
4-H RIDERS FOR ACHIEVEMENT DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHAMBERLAIN TOURIST CENTER ENTERS VIDEO AGE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNMENT IVESTIGATING VIRGINIA COMPANY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN GAINS SCHOOL BOARD HONOR,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOVIET COMPETITION UNWELCOME AMONG FUR DEALERS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COMPANY SEES GOLD POTENTIAL IN MINE TAILINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTES DOWN CORPORATE HOG FARMING,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ALCOHOL INVOLVED IN FEWER ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CASEY'S OFFICIAL RETIRES AFTER 17 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DAYTON REPORTS EARNINGS DROP,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LEADERSHIP PROGRAM DEADLINE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN SALES TOP RECORD {dollar}15 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WORKERS BOOST CAREERS WITH MBA'S,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
IBM ADDS MANPOWER TO SERVICE OF COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*WALK, DON'T DRIVE","Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*AFTER THEY LEAVE THE RANCH,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MCCROSSAN FAMILY LEGACY IS HOPE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"MARION MATZEN, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderAug 23 1987, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
*RAIN MISSES STATE'S THIRSTIEST LAND,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUYER UNVEILS PLUSH PLANS FOR RUN-DOWN STORE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SIOUX FALLS BESTSELLING BOOKS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS COSMOPALS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SIOUXLAND NURSES' GROUP ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MISTAKES STRENGTHEN CASE FOR COMPENSATION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SPECIAL SESSION NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"STORY USES HEARSAY, HALF-TRUTHS, INNUENDO (L)","Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STAFF RESPONSES HOGWASH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MINOR PARTIES NEED ACCESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
UNION BIG DASCHLE BACKER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
WHY IS LIBERALISM BAD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*BYRUMS INSPIRE DREAMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITIZENS GROUP TO SUPPORT BALLOT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 20 YEARS FOR DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH ON FOR HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT IN BURGLARY PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BED-AND-BOOZE TAX VOTE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORE STATE WORKERS SEEKING ABUSE HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNION SILENT ABOUT OFFER,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA PROP STUDY STIRS DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EXHIBITORS PREPARE FOR THE COUNTY FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PLANS FOR NEW STATE BUILDING SHELVED FOR YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THREE DIE IN ACCIDENTS ON STATE HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HARVEST TWO THIRDS LESS THAN '87,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
2 INDICTED IN DEATH OF CHILD IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*INMATE CAUGHT AFTER TWO HOURS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOLEM 'SWEATED' SWAP DECISION,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRISONS POLICY ON OUTINGS TO BE EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SF SPARED IN COST-SAVING MOVE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ARCHITECTS MISS MARK (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*ROWENA COUPLE SHARE THEIR ANNUAL HARVEST,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GRAND JURY INDICTS PARMELEE WOMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANSON SCHOOL BOND ELECTION SEPTEMBER 26,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FINED {dollar}300 FOR TEEN PARTY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS ARRESTED IN KNIFE INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS DISCUSS PHONE SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLGA WINS A GRANT FOR TREATMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EARNING HIS STRIPES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS CALL FOR STATE CORPORATE TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS TRAILER COURT FAMILIES HIT ROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISMISSAL SOUGHT IN AIR CRASH SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM WILL TARGET POTENTIAL DROPOUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SAMUELSON WON'T COMMIT TO RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WALL LAKE RENOVATION UNRESOLVED,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TEACHER GROUP PRESIDENT WANTS HIGHER SALARIES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
1989 MEETINGS INTENSIFY FOOTBALL RIVALRY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MESABA WILL CUT STOP AT ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
RETAIL GROUP MEMBERS END YEAR SPLIT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
SWEATSHIRTS AND T-SHIRTS GIVE FANS CHANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
NO SD UNITS GOING - YET,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INCOME JUMP 5TH BEST IN US,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CARE PROVIDER OPENS HER HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*DAVID CROSBY'S MID-LIFE CRISIS FULL OF SUCCESSES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
JOHNSON'S COLLECTION OFFERED FOR FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
'WHOLE LANGUAGE' APPROACH TO TEACHING,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*TO GET IRAQ OUT OF KUWAIT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ONE AMBULANCE SERVICE IS ENOUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TELL PEOPLE HOW LOTTERY MONEY SPENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRISON MEDICAL STAFF'S SHORTCHANGED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*TEZLAFF BUILDS OWN REPUTATION AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAND O' LAKES POSTS EARNINGS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
TWO PLEAD GUILTY IN THEFT OF CATTLE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*EMPIRE MALL'S MANAGER MOVING ON,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
ELEVATOR INUNDATED WITH WHEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.6"
HSC WORKERS CONSIDER STARTING A UNION,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY COMMISSION TO DISCUSS REVENUES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MT RUSHMORE GIVEN {dollar}1 MILLION GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE SUSPECT SURRENDERS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*DRIVER RAMS 3 CARS, FLATTENS 2 TREES","Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FUGITIVES FOUND AT FRIEND'S,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN INDICTED IN BANK FRAUD SCHEME,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW TESTS CHANGE OIL SPILL THEORIES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAN PEDDLES VALUES FROM HIS BICYCLE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*2ND SENATE DEBATE HITS ROADBLOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GROUND BREAKING HELD FOR RIVER RANCH RESORT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CUTS WILL HURT KIDS, ELDERLY","Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PUBLIC TO AIR VIEWS ON HARTFORD SCHOOL PLANS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JOURNALIST DIES AT AGE 79 IN CLEAR LAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD LOTTO WINNER BUYS DREAM FARM,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PICKETING TO EDUCATE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BATTLE LINES DRAWN ON REDISTRICTING,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON'S SON SERVES 2 DAYS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CARRIERS' ERROR COSTS WORKER PAYROLL CHECK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GOVERNMENTS MUST LIVE WITHIN MEANS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"OPPORTUNITY AWAITS US, SOVIET UNION (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
INMATES COULD HANDLE SCHOOL RENOVATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*OPEN TAX REFORM TO PUBLIC DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"*ATTENDANCE PLEASES JAZZ GROUP, FANS","Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORDS OF WISDOM,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MEN PULL WOMAN FROM BURNING CAR,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROSECUTION RESTS IN BURTZLAFF TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROOSEVELT FRESHMEN AT SCHOOL ALL NIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL EVENTS PLANNED FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REDISTRICTING COULD ALTER BALANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*TRUCKER TOUTS SPEED, SUCCESS, TIRES","Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTAN BLASTS BIG CITY WRITER IN 'NEWSWEEK',"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*ADVICE PIONEER, 100, BURIED IN SF","Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY MAN 1 OF 326 ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COURT RULES '88 TAXES MUST BE RECALCULATED,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ND NATIVE NAMED MITCHELL EDITOR,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PENNIGNTON OFFICIALS OK CORRECTIONS SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRENCH CAVE-IN KILLS PINE RIDGE WORKER,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON BOARD PLANS BOND ISSUE SURVEY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TEACHERS LEARN MORE ABOUT HUMAN RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEADWOOD GAMBLERS BET {dollar}47.2 MILLION IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MURDER TRIAL MIGHT BE COSTLY FOR PERKINS COUNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
KINSER LEADS WAY AS OUTLAWS HIT TOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER SDSU COACH CANNED BY CFL TEAM,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CITY TO BE FEATURED ON MORNING TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SEX CHARGE CUTS DEEP,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DUMP PLANS FIGHT VOTER MOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OPENNESS ON ABUSE TOUCHES OTHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"IMPORTED TRASH MEANS CASH, CONTROVERSY","Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*INDIANS FIND RACISM IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MODEL PROGRAM SHOT DOWN (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE SHOULD STOP COURTING DUMPERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FOSSIL PROGRAM IS WASTE OF TAX DOLLARS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HAAR SLEEZE MONGER SHOULD STAY AWAY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"IRONICALLY, MEN LEAD ABORTION OPPONENTS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PUBLIC TV KNOWN FOR ITS GOOD TASTE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HUNTERS MUST STOP TRACTOR-PULL BOYS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PROPERTY TAX REBATE DIDN'T HELP TAX BILLS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY ADS DECEIVING THE PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANUP WAS WASTE OF TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
PROOF THAT PELTIER FRAMED IS COMING SOON (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*SF PAWN SHOPS' TRADING HOT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LARGE FARMS, RANCHES GONE WITH WIND","Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*PATH TO MAJORS STARTS IN FLORIDA FOR MCCONNELL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLUB MEMBERS IMPROVE RIDING SKILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER GRABS 1-SHOT LEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REFUGE HAS SPECIAL ARCHERY DEER SEASON,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SD GOOSE SEASON SET,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
STATE'S DOVE HUNTING SEASON OPENS SEPTEMBER 1,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
AIR GUARD PILOT CUTS MISSION SHORT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA GETS ACCREDITATION NOD,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DONATIONS ACCEPTED FOR LOCAL FIRE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL RADIO SHOW TO FEATURE JACK WHITE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NUNDA WOMAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LINDBERGH EVENT RECALLED AS 'THRILL',"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
YOUNG JURY TO DECIDE MOELLER CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
107 TEACHER VACANCIES STILL TO BE FILLED,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"ABSTINENCE LAW FALLS SHORT, OPPONENT SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
WATER PROJECTS NEED FUNDING SOURCE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BINGO HALL CLEARS UP SOME LEGAL QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FOSSIL CONFERENCE--WHO CAN COLLECT?,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
REPUBLICANS FORM CLINTON GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
'MONEY' LIST SHOWS SHIFT WEST,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*RAP ON MUSIC--DAD HITS END OF TOLERANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SEYKORA DESIGNS DRESSES TO DIE FOR,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*MICHIGAN KNOWN FOR CARS, TOURISTS REVVED UP BY FUN","Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*GROWING TOWN SCORES HIGH FOR FRIENDLY LIVING,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.02, col.1"
"*FROM LICENSES TO LIENS, COUNTY READY TO HELP","Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.04, col.1"
LICENSING TIME DETERMINED BY LAST NAMES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.04, col.1"
*FIVE MEMBERS SERVE AS CITY COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.04, col.5"
*FIVE SERVE ON COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.05, col.1"
DRIVING REGULATIONS EXPLAINED,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.05, col.2"
"LINCOLN LEADERS, SERVICES","Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.05, col.5"
*ATHLETIC FACILITIES DOT CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.06, col.1"
"*REGISTRATION, HEALTH REQUIREMENTS ARE LISTED","Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.07, col.1"
*SCHOOL BOARD MEETS TWICE A MONTH ON TV,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.07, col.1"
"*SCHOOLS START ANEW WITH LEADER, WHS","Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.07, col.5"
*PLOWING POLICY CHANGES FOR CENTRAL SNOW REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.08, col.1"
RECYCLING SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.08, col.1"
HOSPITALS GROW ALONG WITH AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.08, col.3"
*TOP 10 EMPLOYERS IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.09, col.1"
*SF SCHOOL BOUNDARIES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.11, col.1"
*LIBRARY OFFERS LOTS MORE THAN BOOKS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.12, col.5"
*TRY SOME SF TRIVIA--HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW?,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.13, col.1"
*ARTS THRIVE IN COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.13, col.4"
SF PRIVATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.14, col.1"
SUPPORT GROUPS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1992, sect.H, p.16, col.1"
*BROTHERLY ACT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*INJURED GUARDS NO LONGER WORK WITH PRISONERS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OLD BURIAL GROUND MAY BE CAUSE OF CATTLE DISEASE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TO RECOVER LAST YEAR'S LESSONS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BEAT BOREDOM BY ATTENDING ENGINEERING CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON QUESTIONS DISASTER PAYMENTS (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NAFTA SHOULD GET LAWMAKER SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
YOUTHS' BEST SEEN IN POPE'S VISIT (BROOKINGS REGIST),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD GAMING REVENUE CRUCIAL INCOME (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*VOTERS MUST DECIDE WASHINGTON'S FATE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DEADWOOD GAMING BRINGS MONEY TO STATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GUN BAN WOULD HAVE LITTLE AFFECT ON CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TREATMENT FOR INMATES SHOULD BE THERE FOR ALL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WIEDE COULD ENJOY HILLS WITH ALTERED ITINERARY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*MAKE WASHINGTON PLAN A REALITY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
DASCHLE COSPONSORS GRAZING FEE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FLOOD AID AVAILABLE FOR STATE'S SENIORS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIVING WAGE RALLY SET FOR LABOR DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN WITH KNIFE ROBS GET-N-GO,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROAD RIDERS RALLY BEGINS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOUKUP NEW LEADER OF DEAF ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PASTOR WORKS TO HELP OTHERS LIVE BETTER LIVES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CAMPUS HOUSING CRUNCH IS ON,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LONGER TOURISM SEASON PUSHED,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BLACK HILLS FOREST PLAN ALMOST READY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY TURNS DOWN HOUSING REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP RAISING FUNDS FOR GRANDSTAND SEATS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW FAMILY NURSE PROGRAM STARTING,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ST LAWRENCE FARMER STAR AWARD FINALIST,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*DRUG, ALCOHOL PROGRAMS WIN AWARDS","Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COCA-COLA PULLS POWWOW FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWS GOVERNING USE OF STATE SEAL VAGUE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARENTS OPPOSE IN-SERVICE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JURY FINDS KUCERA INNOCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*KEEPING TWO CREDIT CARDS ADVANTAGEOUS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*AIRPORT REDUCES LANDING FEES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*OUTLAWS GAIN WITH STP DEAL ON, OFF TRACK","Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GREGS CLAIMS AMATEUR TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HAGEN TAKES CITY TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER'S DEFENSE OF TITLE ENDS WITH AN 8,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SALEM GIRL TO VIE FOR PAGEANT TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WORKING WAY TO COLLEGE TESTS NERVES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PILGRIMAGE SCRAPBOOK,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE THROWS OUT ABORTION LIMITS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*VOLIN FIGHTS TO SAVE BANK,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD VOTES TO PICK REPLACEMENT OUT IN OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CLOSE UNPRODUCTIVE RECRUITING STATIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TRY NOON CLOSINGS (MITCHELL DAILY REPUBLIC),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
IT'S TIME FOR FARMERS TO CONTROL WETLANDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MILK SCARE IS UNFAIR TO DIARY PRODUCER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
KNOW THE FACTS BEFORE VIDEO-LOTTERY VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
VIDEO-LOTTERY HABIT SHOULDN'T BE LEGISLATED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
VOTERS SHOULD DECIDE SCHOOL BOARD POST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
NO ONE HAS NOTICED FARMERS OUT OF WORK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*'FAIR FOR ALL' FOR COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STONES READY TO ROCK IN AMES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SUMMER OF '94 A DOWNER FOR SALMON SEEKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WINNIPEG CLIPS CANARIES AT PACKED STADIUM,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOYS R US WORK UNDER WAY AT MALL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HIT BY CAR IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 90 DAYS FOR SMUGGLING POT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TEEN-AGER, 19, VICTIM OF MOTORCYCLE CRASH","Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN GUILTY OF ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CITY EXPANDS CLINICS FOR SHOTS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DON'T GAMBLE WITH SD,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ASKS SPEEDWAY OWNER TO RELEASE INSURER'S NAME,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PRIEST FILES SUIT AGAINST HIS FLOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
BOMB SCARE CLEARS WORKERS FROM CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*MONTANA MAN HIRED AS PRINCIPAL, COACH","Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MOTORCYCLE RODEO, RALLY STARTS SATURDAY","Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RESOURCES COALITION PLANS FIRST FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PESTICIDE COLLECTION INCREASED 313 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*WHITEBIRD OPPOSES MISS SD'S DANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
INCREASE IN RESTAURANTS REFLECTS GROWING ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CORPS RECOMMENDS BUILDING BIG SIOUX RIVER DAM,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BARNETT--DELANO WRONG IN COMMENTS ABOUT MOLESTER,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
EDUCATION BOARD QUESTIONS LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
FARMER QUESTIONS NAFTA SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
'FAST' ITALIAN RESTAURANT SET TO OPEN IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
"COLLECTS {dollar}14,000 IN WELFARE WHILE MAKING {dollar}100,000","Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FROST-FREE SEPTEMBER IS FARMERS' NEXT REQUEST,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOYBEAN FARMERS THANK SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
MORE TO GAIN THAN LOSE AT CONFERENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ACTION OFF THE FIELD ENLIVENS PRO FOOTBALL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*REMEMBER THOSE WHO HELPED WOMEN,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH CAPITAL-GAINS PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
WHY ARREST PERSON DISTRESSED BY FIRE? (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
DEMOCRATS RESORT TO SMEAR TACTICS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
THE OLD BOUGHT-A-NEW-SUIT TRICK WAS DECENT PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SLOW-MOVING POLITICS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MYSTERY PHOTO,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*EVERY BRIDAL GIFT GETS CINNAMON ROLL RECIPE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BIG SIOUX TITLE WILL GO THROUGH HARRISBURG,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES MASCOT PREFERS ANONYMITY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN SEX ABUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIBERGLASS SALMON GIVES ECOLOGY LESSON,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU ANNEXES CASINO,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BRIDGE NEARS DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SOCCER SUPPORTER UPSET WITH FEES,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SHELTER EXPANDS MINISTRY NEXT DOOR,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*CITIZENS PANEL SHARES EVALUATION OF SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*BEAR IN MAULING CASE TO LEAVE BY MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN ON CRIME SPREE GETS 60 DAYS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
27-YEAR-OLD IN ASSAULT GETS SENTENCING DATE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BUSINESSMAN SAYS HE WILL SEEK HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DSU TO SHOOT OFF FIREWORKS AT GAME,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*OFFICIALS, FARMERS MEET ON GRAVEL ROAD","Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*MAN CRASHES CAR INTO BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FIREBOMBING SUSPECTS GET COURT DATE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MOTHER OF STUDENT WITH HIV SAYS SHE GOT DEATH THREAT,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
HAD A LIFELONG LOVE OF CATS,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*HOW MANY PEOPLE VISIT CUSTER STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
EFFICIENCY MEASURE FROM 1994 NEVER USED--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PEO CHAPTER TACKLES BEANIE MAKING,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BASE GETS NEW COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
UPS IS LEASING OUT OFFICE SPACE,"Argus LeaderAug 23 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*MCGOVERN, JANKLOW CLASH IN DEBATE","Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*MCGOVERN, JANKLOW CLASH IN DEBATE","Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*MCGOVERN, JANKLOW CLASH IN DEBATE","Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BAKER CLAIMS HE COULD WIN OVER EITHER CARTER OR KEN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BAKER CLAIMS HE COULD WIN OVER EITHER CARTER OR KENNEDY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AUGUST SUPERBOWL-POLITICAL 'FACE OFF',"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AUGUST SUPERBOWL-POLITICAL 'FACE OFF',"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AUGUST SUPERBOWL-POLITICAL 'FACE OFF',"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR-SENATE AN OPTION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CHURCHES TAKE LOOK AT SALT II,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BUDGET UP TO LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW AGAIN APPEALS FOR END TO GRAIN STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW AGAIN APPEALS FOR END TO GRAIN STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW AGAIN APPEALS FOR END TO GRAIN STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BUDGET UP TO LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HARTFORD LEGION CELEBRATES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*SPECIAL OLYMPICS COMPETITION IS ITS OWN RECORD,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HITCHHIKER'S DEATH PROBED-MURDO,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
COMMERCE OFFICIAL NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TAX REVOLT VICTORIOUS IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CHANGES AHEAD FOR FAIR BOARD (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"WASTE NOT, MINE NOT (L)","Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"WASTE NOT, MINE NOT (L)","Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*ROBERTS RETALIATES FOR WHEAT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ROBERTS RETALIATES FOR WHEAT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BIG CARS STILL SELL IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
BATTLE CONTINUES ON TOXAPHENE IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
SCHOOL SECRETARIES FOR 8.5 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SCHOOL SECRETARIES FOR 8.5 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VOCATIONAL TEACHER JOBS STILL OPEN AS FALL NEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*ACTIVE LADY IN WAITING SPORTS FASHION SENSE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"3,000 FEWER STUDENTS THIS YEAR","Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
20 PERCENT OF SD SCHOOL DISTRICTS SEARCHING FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGENT ORANGE HAUNTS VIETNAM VETERANS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNNY CASH CHARMS FAIR AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DYING TREES AN URBAN TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUTHOR TELLS STORY OF WESTERN SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DYING TREES AN URBAN TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUTHOR TELLS STORY OF WESTERN SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MRS ARIE FRIESE-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
FARMERS SWEAT OUT CHANCES OF AN EARLY FROST,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DROUGHT AN ALLY IN PRAIRIE DOG BATTLE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS SWEAT OUT CHANCES OF AN EARLY FROST,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETITION CITES 'INTENSE' DISSATISFACTION WITH FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TREATY COUNCIL REJECTS HILLS SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TREATY COUNCIL REJECTS HILLS SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SLOWER SPEEDS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SLOWER SPEEDS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VOTER PERCEPTION AND PLATFORMS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAKE THAT LAST FLING OF SUMMER,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ARTICLE ON SCENIC BAR CRITICIZED AND PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARTICLE ON SCENIC BAR CRITICIZED AND PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OPPOSES RULE CHANGE FOR SCHOOL DEFINITION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OPPOSES RULE CHANGE FOR SCHOOL DEFINITION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MCGOVERN WAS RIGHT ABOUT VIETNAM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
INDIAN BUSINESSMEN FORM ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MORE FOOD STAMP WORKERS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INDIAN BUSINESSMEN FORM ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOBRIDGE MAN HEADS TRANSPORTATION STUDY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
URANIUM MINING REGULATIONS OVERHAULED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ECONOMIC MALAISE NOT FAULT OF RURAL BANKER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*DEER LOSERS--ROADSIDE COLLISIONS FATAL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BEFORE AND AFTER STRETCHING BEST,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LAMB SALES GO ON,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*BUSINESSMEN HOPE TO PRESENT THEIR SIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*BUSINESSMEN HOPE TO PRESENT THEIR SIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*NORTHWESTERN NATL BANK OF SF ANNOUNCED STAFF CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"*ABANDONED CEMETERIES LEFT TO WITHER, DIE","Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*GOV JANKLOW HAS TAKEN TO AIR, PARASAILING","Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RED CROSS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
JOHN MCGOVERN NAMED PROGRAM DIRECTOR FOR SHERRARD CT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
JOHN MCGOVERN NAMED PROGRAM DIRECTOR FOR SHERRARD CT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*LAST LOOK AT SAFARI COLLECTION OFFERED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAD-WOOD OR DEAD-LEAD...,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISASTER REQUESTS CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LANDOWNERS TO POST LAND DURING DOVE HUNTING SEASON,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EYEWITNESSES TO TESTIFY AT SF MURDER TRIAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUTRITION PROGRAMS PUSHED FOR HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NUTRITION PROGRAMS PUSHED FOR HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NUTRITION PROGRAMS PUSHED FOR HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEAVY RAINSTORMS SWEEP THROUGH EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FAIR TO OPEN ON HAPPY NOTE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
N IRELAND'S WOES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF MOTORCYCLIST DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS MAIN FAITH ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE MAN TO FILL JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC TO TESTIFY ON SAFETY PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE MAN TO FILL JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER GROUP SEEKS FUND-RAISING IDEAS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STANDARDIZED TEST PROPOSAL OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STANDARDIZED TEST PROPOSAL OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EDUCATOR WANTS TO KNOW WHY STUDENTS LEAVE SD,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
EDUCATOR WANTS TO KNOW WHY STUDENTS LEAVE SD,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
EDUCATOR WANTS TO KNOW WHY STUDENTS LEAVE SD,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
RASMUSSEN CAPTURES CITY GOLF CROWN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RASMUSSEN CAPTURES CITY GOLF CORWN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KNOBE SUGGESTS MORRELL FOR HISTORIC LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SD HAS 1,000 FEWER FARMS","Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AGENCY WON'T PROCESS CHEAPER DRILLING PERMITS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEIERHENRY--ARSON TRAINING NEEDED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
2 MEN SENTENCED FOR STEALING CHECKS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
HAIL HITS EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
KXON TV HIRES KSFY PERSONNEL FOR RATINGS RUN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PRIZED POSSESSIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"ITS STARS NOW FAMOUS, 'STAR WARS' STILL FRESH","Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
GRADUATE STUDIES DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
OPHTHAMOLOGIST MOVES TO MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
YANKTON COLLEGE PROF IS PANELIST,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CINDERELLA SALEM GOES FROM RAGS TO STATE RICHES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BIRDS CONGREGATING ON SF POWERLINES AND TREES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANISTOTA MAN FACES MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WANTS STATE TO FUND DWI PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD JOBLESS RATE FALLS IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
8-YEAR-OLD TO BEGIN RABIES SHOTS IF DOG ISN'T FOUND,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ETSI TO FIGHT LEGAL CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATIC PARTY LIKES CARTEL IDEA,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
O'CONNOR GETS 25-BUSHEL GRAIN DONATION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ENJOY SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WILL VERMILLION TAP MISSOURI RIVER (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATORS URGED TO VOTE FOR NUCLEAR FREEZE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CRITICISM OF JANKLOW DISPUTED BY AIDE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LIKED 'SUPERSTAR' (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MAN WANTED IN RAPID CITY MURDER JAILED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WASHINGTON HIGH VALUED AT {dollar}2.7 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CONFLICTS WITH MAYOR COST HIM HIS JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DELAY LIKELY IN START OF COAL PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BIG WHEEL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COURT GIVES LAWYER 45 DAYS TO GET BRIEFS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DRIVER NOT INJURED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONGRESS APPROPRIATES MONEY FOR STAMPS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORUM WILL DISCUSS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TRIES RAISING MONEY TO ATTEND RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HORSE TRAILER CRASHES INTO 2 CARS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RC AIRPORT RUNWAY WILL CLOSE FOR 2 DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
32 AGENCIES RETURN 3.9 MILLION IN BUDGETS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OWNER HAS MONTH TO REPAIR APTS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ROUGH RIDERS PUSHED TO LIMIT IN RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
THOMS WANTS TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS MEET SECRETLY & TALK ABOUT BANKS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HELP BATTERED WOMEN--CALL 335-4226 (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
RECORD PROFITS OPEN NEW OPPORTUNITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TESTIMONY ENDS IN ENDANGERED BIRD TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS--STATE WON'T CLOSE VA,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"ABERDEEN SCHOOL OWES 70,000 DOLLARS","Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
INDIAN POPULATION SOARS 72 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STATE DROPS CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY ON HOLMES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"US, FOREIGN TRAVEL WRITERS IN SD","Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"WATER DAMAGE MAY COST DISTRICT {dollar}50,000--ABERDEEN","Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"162,000 DOLLARS MORE TAXES NEEDED FOR CITY","Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PACT MAY AFFECT GRAIN PRICES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
RAIN IS NEEDED FOR ROW CROPS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*BOARD GAMES DEMAND CONCENTRATION & TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NETHERTON DELIGHTS AUDIENCE AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE PLOT THICKENS IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ND STATE IN 1983 NCC FOOTBALL FOCUS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"EXHIBITORS PUSH PRODUCTS, PHILOSOPHY","Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"20,126 ATTEND FIRST DAY","Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SINGER IS MOVING UP THE COUNTRY LADDER,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRENCH COUPLE TRAVEL AROUND WORLD IN TRUCK,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAR DAMAGES STREET BEING REPAIRED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE'S VOTING RECORD IS EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUT RATE RISES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED OF MISSING ARRAIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN IN GOOD CONDITION AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAY EXTEND SALES TAX DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DAKOTA CONTRACTING CORP FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INDIAN STUDENTS' NEEDS NOT MET,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INVESTIGATION ISN'T FINISHED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FALSE ALARMS POSE RISK (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BAYER FILES REFUND MOTION TO COLLECT TAXES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DALE'S REQUEST TO REORGANIZE DEBTS DENIED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAME EXPERT PREDICTS GOOD PHEASANT HUNTING,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS ORGANIZE COURT WATCH GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FAIR MANAGER REPAYS CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD HAS MORE DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
REAGAN IS STALLING ON REA BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SEMINARY SALVAGES BOOKS AFTER RAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BURNS PROMISES FULL HOUSE IN DAKOTA BOWL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOME DELIVERY RATES TO INCREASE SEPTEMBER 1,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE BLOCKS ROAD BID FROM EX-SENATOR,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS DEBATE COED DORM SWITCH,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN QUESTIONS KNOBE JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
COMPARABLE WORTH'S TIME HAS COME IN US (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEFEAT OF PROJECT IS BLOW TO STATE'S YOUNG (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STANGLAND SLURS ACCOUNTANTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS WERE RIGHT TO SAY NO (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEXT STEP--REMOVE OFFICIALS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SUPPORTERS GAINED GROUND (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*TRIP RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY HALL AND OTHERS FAIL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SUPPORTERS MAKING EXCUSES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BAND ENTERTAINMENT FREE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*INMATES BREAK OUT OF PRISON DOLDRUMS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOOKING ENTERTAINMENT ALWAYS A GAMBLE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLAYHOUSE GRATEFUL FOR GIFT FROM BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*PEOPLE MUST WORK FOR PEACE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*OLD MACDONALD HAS A BARN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR FAKE LOTTERY TICKETS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 MORE EYE CONGRESSIONAL SEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS HOT ON TICKET TRAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ESCAPEE FROM COURT GIVES POLICE 2-HOUR CHASE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN THOUGHT MISSING IS APPARENTLY SAFE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"ABERDEEN WOMAN, 22, DIES IN CAR-TRUCK CRASH","Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FREEMAN MAN BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON SETS CONVENTION CENTER PLANS IN MOTION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MORRELL, UNION NEGOTIATORS DISCUSS CONTRACT","Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN NAMED IN DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPREME COURT SCOLDS RAPID CITY CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CAR-CYCLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*STEWART IS ABLE ANCHOR FOR SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SDIC FAVORITES FACE ASSORTED OBSTACLES IN 1985,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*STILL NOT PART OF WHITE MAN'S WORLD,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MURDER SUSPECT ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FAMILY, FRIENDS TRY TO UNDERSTAND TIM SIEFF'S DEATH","Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WOMEN HOLD DIFFERENT ROLES WITHIN CHURCH,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT MUST GO (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
QUEASY FEELING HERALDED SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ABDNOR & DASCHLE SHOULD END AD WAR,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HELP MENTAL ILLNESS RESEARCH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STAY INSIDE PRISON A SCARY EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BELL WILL SAY ANYTHING TO WIN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
BRING BACK CHURCH CHIMES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*BRITISH PASTOR WILL TAKE A BIT OF SD BACK HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CRAFTSMAN'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF THE CIRCUS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"RIVER PARK REUNION RADIATES HEALTH, HAPPINESS","Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CITY BUSES CARRY 11,500 PASSENGERS","Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTANS LEND AFRICANS HELPING HAND,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE EDUCATION TO BEGIN TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
YOUNG ABDNOR SUPPORTERS HAVE PICNIC TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
2 MEN STILL SOUGHT IN YANKTON MOTEL ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
900 ATTEND MCKENNAN'S BABY BASH,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR HEARS BEEFS ON CATTLE FUTURES BAN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRE AT HUB CITY FEED STORE DOES LITTLE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"GANNETT FOUNDATION AWARDS {dollar}11,500 IN GRANTS","Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PACER CLOSES KEYSTONE, CUSTER SITES FOR NOW","Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE MENTAL HOSPITAL FACES SUIT IN SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RANCHER CONCERNED ABOUT ELLSWORTH FUEL SPILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SURVEY STUDIES DATE VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LAWN CARE SPAWNS TAX DEBATE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
ATTORNEY GENERAL CANDIDATES SPELL OUT DIFFERENCES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*BLACKS ADAPT, EXCEL IN SD","Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD NATIVE FURTHERED CAUSE OF BLACK ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RACIAL TENSION HIT HARRIS AFTER LEAVING STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
SF RECOGNIZED AS SOFTBALL HOTBED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
WAY OF LIFE FOR CUTLER CLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
SAFETY COURSES OFFERED FOR YOUNG HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ARMOUR-DELMONT BANK TO ACQUIRE TRIPP BANK,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN 2ND QUARTER EARNINGS UP 34%,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RED OWL RECLAIMS OWNERSHIP OF STORE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*NITE CITY OWNER POLISHES IMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SUNSHINE ON THE HORIZON,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CITY LUMBER COMPANY TO CLOSE QUIETLY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MARKET DIVE DOESN'T DAMPEN LOCAL FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"COUNSELORS, TEENS DISAGREE ON MESSAGE","Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*VONA BELLE HEISKELL STARTED EARLY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1986, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
*WORKERS PLEDGE SOLIDARITY ON STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THEATER HELPS WORTHING STAGE CULTURAL COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KDLT-TV'S MOVE TO CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"CHARITY BIKE TOUR RAISES {dollar}25,000","Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FALL REGISTRATION AT YWCA,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
JAYCEES SPONSOR TAX PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NOMINEES SOUGHT FOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PROGRAM SET FOR WIDOWED PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TURN ABOUT INC RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*WILLOW RUN GOLF TO BENEFIT CANCER,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FIGHTING SMOKING FINE BUT REASONABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMMUNIST THREAT IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROFESSIONAL PILOTS ARE HIGHLY QUALIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAKE CARE OF AMERICANS FIRST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
REPLACEMENTS LACK PRIDE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BLOOMBERG TAKES CITY TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HEAD-ON COLLISION KILLS 2-IOWA MEN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"IOWA PORK DEAL CLOSE, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S AGLOW NIGHT CHAPTER FORMS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FALL VICTIM MAKES A COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP MUST RECIRCULATE MINING PETITION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW SCREENING PUT KINDERGARTNERS TO TEST,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TO CONSIDER DOWNTOWN TAX BREAK PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE UNCLAIMED MONEY POT GROWS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY BUDGET HEARINGS OPEN TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*AN EXECUTIVE ENDORSEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN GROUP PROPOSES COMMUTER AIR,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL QUAYLE REACTION MIXED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DRIVING ACROSS STATE USED TO BE ADVENTURE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MCBRIDE WILL BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ONE-HOUSE LEGISLATURE NOT ANSWER (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PLAN VIOLATES CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BACK PRESSLER LEGISLATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SOUTH KOREAN OFFICIAL TO VIEW ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOVIET PHYSICIANS TO TOUR HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SURVIVORS LEAVE HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT IN BURGLARY PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUSPENDED OFFICIAL ARRESTED AT OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRETTY FAIR BEGINNING,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*QUAYLE TALK DOMINATES FORD'S VISIT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NOT SOLD YET ON COMMUNITY CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RIGHT-WING SURVEY UPSETS CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE CONSIDERS FREEING LODERMEIER BEFORE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*HUMAN RELATIONS OFFICIAL RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BACTERIA FORCES ABERDEEN TO BAN SWIMMING,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARRAR TAKES OVER DEPOSITS OF CLOSED BANK,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRST SIX INMATES ARRIVE AT YANKTON PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HAMMONS TO BUILD LUXURY HOTEL IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAILROAD TRACK NEAR SF TO BE UPDATED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY FAIR DRAWS SECOND-LARGEST CROWD,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BALLOON MUSEUM TO OPEN IN TYNDALL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CANTON LAWYER FILLS COURT VACANCY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GUARD SEEKS FUNDS FOR CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GROUP SUPPORTS OLD COUNTY JAIL RENOVATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*A MASTER CHEF REBOUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MANY CATERERS PREPARED TO SERVE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*ELLIS NAMED VOLUNTEER OF MONTH,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*HEADRICK GETS VOLUNTEER HONOR,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*LISTEN TO COACH BILL LUTHER EXPLAIN STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STRONG OFFENSE DRIVES JACKRABBITS' HOPES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A RISKY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
RURAL BANKS CAN WEATHER DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
POLICE SEARCH FOR SUSPECTED RAPISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A FOOTBALL SQUEEZE PLAY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW--POT SWAP WAS LEGAL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REMARKS ON WOLLMANN IRK ADVOCATES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BALLADEER BARRY MANILOW BOOKED AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*KILLER FATHERED CHILD WHILE AT PEN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PERJURY SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
ESCAPE ANGERED WARDEN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PRISON PRACTICES NEED THOROUGH REVIEW (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INTERCESSION BROUGHT PRIEST TO CRASH SITE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THE HONEST PAY FOR RIPOFFS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOVERNOR MICKELSON FLIP-FLOPS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
KEEP DUMP OUT OF SD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
STONES TICKETS AVAILABLE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*HUMANE SOCIETY RUNS SHELTER, PET MOTEL","Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUMMER STOCK OF MOVIES IS ALMOST EMPTY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*A PARENT IS CHILD'S MOST IMPORTANT TEACHER,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARRESTS IN STATE INCREASED IN 1988,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED FOR CARRYING GUN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES HEARING OVER CHURCH THEFT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS CONFIDENT ABOUT DONATING BLOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH MINISTER STARTS SEMINARS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BICYCLIST INJURED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INCOMES IN STATE INCHED AHEAD 2.7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LECTURER SAYS YAHWEH COMING IN SPACESHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"YANKTON HOSPITAL, USD PROPOSE CLOSER TIES","Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JAIL BERG,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*LAWYERS DUEL IN SPILL CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OMAHA GROUP BUYS HURON NEWSPAPER,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX FREEZE PUTS CHILL ON BUDGETS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PASSPORT LOTTERY GAME CALLED SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*LAKE YANKTON OFFERS ANGLERS VARIETY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
US WEST SEEKS PUC APPROVAL OF RATE CUT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION HELPS BRING FIRMS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
"MORE VERY SMALL, VERY LARGE FARMS","Argus LeaderAug 24 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*FAMILY TIES SYMBOLIZED BY RIBBONS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER REFUSES NEW DEBATE PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD STUDIES CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GET SERIOUS ABOUT RAISING TEACHER PAY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*NO FOUL PLAY WAS INVOLVED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"SHORTAGE OF INTEREST, SPONSORS HURT GAMES (L)","Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
POWWOW INTENDED FOR EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AMERICAN MADE PLAYS FOR COMMON FOLK,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BRIGHT LIGHTS IN SKY PUZZLE STARGAZERS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF OBSTRUCTING JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SERVISTAR FINALIZES WAREHOUSE PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SWARM OF GNATS DESCEND ON CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TED MUENSTER'S FATHER-IN-LAW DIES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NAACP PRESIDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY OWNERS WANT TO KEEP SHARE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO BIG CHANGES EXPECTED IN FINAL COUNT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EX-SENATOR CRITICAL OF GULF ACTION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BEST OCCUPATIONS IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FMHA LOAN TO ASSIST SANITARY-WATER DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS VOLGA CLINIC CLOSING,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS TURN DOWN SCHOOL TAX DECISION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE REACHES SETTLEMENT WITH EPA,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*SD FARMS PUZZLE, IMPRESS JAPANESE","Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBAL POLICE OFFICER SENTENCED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*OUTLAWS, HOT RODS TO RACE","Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG COYOTES TOUGHER DUE TO EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON PRODS TEACHERS TO SELL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY READY FOR LAMBS OF CHRIST PROTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
3 INJURED BY SPOOKED MULE-HORSE TEAM,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CHIROPRACTOR RECOGNITION COULD HELP RELIEVE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
OFFICIALS DIDN'T GET TAX-FREEZE MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T USE GAMBLING AS A REVENUE-RAISER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*HIGH HOPES AT ROOSEVELT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CABLE TELEVISION TURNS ON TO AREA RACING,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CYCLING OFFENDERS MUST ATTEND SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC DINNER FEATURES PARTY ELITE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE FIRE BLAMED ON TELEVISION SET,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE TO HAND OUT VIKINGS CARDS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHWARZENEGGER PLANS FITNESS VISIT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MEDIA FUSS SHOCKS SURROGATE GRANDMA,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MONOPOLY TYCOON BREAKS FOES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DUMP SUPPORTER LOSES TRIBAL VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MOSTLY YOUNG GO UNINSURED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRIBE INVESTIGATING CASINO MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS CONSIDERS LOWER PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GARRETSON PARADE HONORS LEGION LEADER,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE FAIR TACKLES LARGE FLY POPULATION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SURVEY--MANY WANT TO SLOW GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*GERMANS VISIT THEIR 'LITTLE' SISTER CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SENATOR'S FIRM CITED FOR VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEMOCRATS TO COUNTER GOP REDISTRICTING PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FLANDREAU WRANGLES WITH RACISM,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMAND RISING FOR MENTAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VICTORY IS FIRST IN LPGA,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STATE MENTAL HEALTH SPENDING UP,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BROTHERS SAY RACIAL RIFT EXAGGERATED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*DAD'S RED FLAG PAVES WAY FOR MEETING ON TENSION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DRIVERS WITHSTAND STREET TEST WELL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ABSTINENCE SUPPORTERS SHOULD SPEAK UP,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LOCAL UNITED WAY REMAINS IN SAFE HANDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MUENSTER WAS FIGHTER FOR 'LITTLE PEOPLE' (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LETTER OF 4 YEARS AGO RINGS TRUE YET TODAY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PARK SPORTS EQUIPMENT ABUSED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CHRISTIAN ROCK GROUP GIVES TEEN MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BUDGET SURPLUS IS SOURCE OF PRIDE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"STATE IS FRIENDLY, BUT TRASH EVERYWHERE (L)","Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CONGRESS URGED TO REJECT 'NOTCH' BILL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
AUGUSTANA OFFERS NEW ADULT PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS PLAN CANDIDATE EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOLL-FREE NUMBER GIVES FAIR FACTS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOTER REGISTRATION OFFICE AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATE WOULD CURB GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAKING WAVES AT COVELL LAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BROTHERS IMPORTANT TO STUDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MALL HELPS RUSHMORE REMODEL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*INSPIRATION UNDER THE TENT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BUY-SELL PACT GIVES HEAD START,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"SD GARNERS ANOTHER 23,491 IN CONSERVATION ACRES","Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*KOLB RULES CITY GOLF WITH RECORD 207,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*EVEN IF TEENS CAN'T VOTE, VOICES MAKE DIFFERENCE","Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN FAVORITES NOT REFLECTED IN EMMY NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SF SCHOOLS INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TENNIS ELBOW CAN BE TOUGH TO TREAT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FLOOD DANGER MAY STAY TILL SPRING,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TELL US YOUR OPINION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*KPAT'S SWITCH LEAVES CITY WITHOUT TOP 40 STATION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY POLICE HONOR MALL HERO,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITY REJECTS BID TO GIVE BREAKS TO NEW INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HERE ARE MORE WAYS TO BALANCE BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KNIFE RULE OVERDUE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRISON REFORM DEPENDS ON INTERESTED PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
4-YEAR-OLDS DON'T NEED TO CLEAN PUBLIC PARKS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"JANKLOW HAD A CHANCE, MILLER DESERVES HIS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ONE EXPERT SAYS GORE'S FEARS UNFOUNDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"SD IS GREAT, EXCEPT FOR GAMBLING (L)","Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LOCAL STOCKS SHOW STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
OFFICIAL SEEKS LOWER RATES ON RURAL LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
ARNIE'S CUSTOMERS ELIGIBLE FOR REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOTULISM LIKELY CAUSE OF DUCK DEATHS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUVENILE DETENTION ALTERNATIVES SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENT TO PRISON FOR ACCIDENT DEATHS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD OK'S MIDDLE SCHOOL BID,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHEYENNE GAMBLING PACT REACHED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANTHRAX LITTLE THREAT TO PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICTS HAVING TEACHER TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FARM BUREAU OPPOSES DIESEL ENGINE LIMITS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PAVILION PETITIONS HIT GOAL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AUTHORITIES DISMISS ANIMAL CRUELTY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS REALTORS BACK HIGHER BET LIMITS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MAN JUMPS OFF BRIDGE, DROWNS","Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHANARD SELLS MITCHELL FERTILIZER BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WINNER ADOPTS NEW CURFEW ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BEAR COUNTRY USA'S BABYLAND,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CUBA CARAVAN MEMBER PLANS RETURN TRIP,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FARMERS ADVISED TO TEST GRAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FLANDREAU DELAYS WATER PLANT PLANS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BURTZLAFF SUPPORTERS SEEK EARLY RELEASE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*TODAY'S KIDS MISSING OUT ON OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KINSER DELIVERS 'LUCKY' WIN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HEAD BANGER'S WHIPLASH APPEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
KPAT JOINS COUNTRY WAVE WITH FORMAT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WATER WOES DAMPEN PLANS FOR COUNTRY LIVING,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DEMS BACK OFF SWEEPING REFORM,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN WHOSE INFANT DAUGHTER DIED FILES SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PRESSLER SWITCHES SIDES TO OPPOSE CRIME BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
GIRL SCOUTS REACH OUT IN NOTABLE WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
VIDEO-LOTTERY GAMES CAN OBSESS PLAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PROGRAM FUNDING DOESN'T NEED LOTTERY ()(L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
POLITICIANS UNRELIABLE ON HEALTH-CARE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*ABORTION BELONGS IN HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
LEGAL SERVICES GIVES TENANT HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY SUPPORTERS TO REDUCE SPENDING,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S ATTORNEY HIRES TWO LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD RULING EXPECTED NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RONNING DROPS ZONING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHARITY INCREASES GOAL 14%,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OPPONENTS ARGUE OVER CITY HALL FUTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMPOSTING EFFORT AT LANDFILL A JOKE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CIRCUS ANIMALS TO MARCH TO ARENA,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
80% WANT PARENTAL CONSENT FOR ABORTION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FIRE DESTROYS HOME; CAUSE UNDETERMINED,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONTRACTOR ADMITS DIVERTING PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN WHO FLED STATE GETS 9-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*STORE OWNER SAYS HE PREVENTED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*KYLE MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VERMILLION HEARING SET IN EMBEZZLEMENT CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE DONATES SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"BROOKINGS CITY, COUNTY ARGUE OVER 911","Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*GUN RAFFLE TO AID JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAN WHO THINKS HE'S GOD HELD FOR THREATENING JUDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COUNTY BOARD APPROVES WETLANDS PLAN NEAR LAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
RIVER-RESORT PROJECT MAKES A COMEBACK AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATORS CONSIDER COLLEGE-AID CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
READERS FAVOR PARENTAL CONSENT FOR MINORS' ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*NEW BUILDING ISN'T ONLY FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"*QUINN'S ARM, CANARIES' BATS WASTE WINNIPEG 8-1","Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DULL DISHES BEG FOR ZESTY INNOVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*LEGIONNARIES' DISEASE KILLS 3,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*METHAMPHETAMINE DEMAND ON A HIGH,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKER SEEKS REVIEW OF CONTROLS ON LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STOP BEATING UP WELFARE RECIPIENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RELIANCE ON GAMBLING BAD POLICY FOR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITY COUNCIL MEMBER SUPPORTS GRAFFITI LAW (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JOHNSON NOT REFLECTING SOUTH DAKOTA VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE PRISONERS NEED CHAPLAINS FOR WORSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SCHOOLS HEADED IN RIGHT DIRECTION?,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*DAKOTA BOWL GIVES LINCOLN ANOTHER SHOT,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CATFISH NOW AN EASY CATCH,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*PRISON INMATE'S TRIAL STARTS AFTER REBUFF,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOCTORS WILL CYCLE TO RURAL PRACTICE SITES,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE BLOCKS PYRAMID SCHEME,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TANGLED IN THE SPIDER'S WEB,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
VIEWS ON RECYCLING SOUGHT IN MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CLEARS FIREFIGHTERS OF INAPPROPRIATE ACTION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FOUNDATION GETS NEW LEADER,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
WETLANDS SHOULD GET TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SNEAKING A PEEK INTO THE SALMON'S MOUTH,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
TIBBS RODEO CENTER GROUND BREAKING SET,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ALTERNATIVE MAGAZINE BANNED IN PRISONS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
D.A.R.E. GRADUATES GET IN FAIR FOR FREE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FEDERAL CHARGES FILED IN MARIJUANA CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HAZELTINE PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HOUSE SPEAKER'S WIFE COMES OUT OF COMA,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FINDING STATE FAIR WORKERS CHALLENGING,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FEDERAL JURY TELLS K.C. INSURANCE TO PAY WIDOWER,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*HELPED PLAN LAST BIRTHDAY PARTY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*BUILDING GOING UP IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TEEN WARNS PEERS OF HIV,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FIRST IN NATION,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
OFFICIALS ON LOOKOUT FOR LIVESTOCK CHEATS,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
HUTTERITE COLONY UNHAPPY,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
DAKOTAH TO OPEN PLANT IN PLATTE,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
JUDGE DISMISSES LAWSUIT AGAINST GATEWAY 2000,"Argus LeaderAug 24 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
"*IT'S SPOOKY, BUT HE CAN FIND BODIES","Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEXAS MURDER SUSPECT CHARGED IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DEBATE GAVE PARTIES A LIFT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DEBATE GAVE PARTIES A LIFT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DEBATE GAVE PARTIES A LIFT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HUMOR LOST IN BARN COMEDY-TEA,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"FBI TO SPEND LESS TIME, MONEY ON BANK ROBBERIES","Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GASOHOL MEETING TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*17TH ANNUAL HISTORIC PRAIRIE VILLAGE JAMBOREE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"FBI OT SPEND LESS TIME, MONEY ON BANK ROBBERIES","Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BARN BURNS NEAR COLTON,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HUDSON MAN GETS SIX YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
BROOKINGS BEER SALE BAN OK'D,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MOBIL OFFICIAL CRITICIZES DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MOBIL OFFICIAL CRITICIZES DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DEBATE SHOWS SHAPE OF 1980 (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DEBATE SHOWS SHAPE OF 1980 (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DEBATE SHOWS SHAPE OF 1980 (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
KANSAN ENJOYED GASOHOL PANEL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
FATHERS FORCED TO PAY SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MURDER JOLTS RURAL BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GAME PLAYERS--'WE WON'T BE INTIMIDATED',"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS GIRL AT LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE TRYOUT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*COMMERCIAL MOVERS HIT BY SLUMP,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RENNER WINS STATE AMATEUR,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AMUNDSON WINS CITY GOLF CROWN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AMUNDSON WINS CITY GOLF CROWN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUDIT RAPS BROOKINGS COUNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VISION KEEPS COMMUNITY CENTER ALIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IMPLEMENT DEALERS SURVIVING SLUMP,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VISION KEEPS COMUNITY CENTER ALIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION LEADER DEFENDS POSTAL WORKERS' RECORD,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBES ALLOW DOVE HUNTING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TRIBES ALLOW DOVE HUNTING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATE FAIR IS FARM SHOWCASE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ONE CHURCH'S POLICY ON ABORTION STATED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WHY WALL DRUG IS A DESTINATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
US PLIGHT BLAMED ON SENIORITY POWER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*PURSUIT OF THINNESS ENDS IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PURSUIT OF THINNESS ENDS IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF GREENWAY PLAN BACKFIRES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"KING AND, UH, KING CROWNED","Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*'POLYESTER'--ONE OF THE FUNNIEST, SMELLIEST FILMS O","Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MITCHELL DESERVES TO KEEP STATE TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VANDERLINDE SHOULDERS HEAVY RESPONSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VANDERLINDE SHOULDERS HEAVY RESPONSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHEN DID YOU SAY YOUR BARROW WILL FARROW...,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HEADS 'N TAILS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISCIPLINED INMATES ASK COURT ACTION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISCIPLINED INMATES ASK COURT ACTION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONTROVERSY MIGHT REKINDLE AS 'HANTA YO' MOVIE NEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"NWPS CUSTOMERS DON'T NEED PLANT, PUC SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONTROVERSY MIGHT REKINDLE AS 'HANTA YO' MOVIE NEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"NWPS CUSTOMERS DON'T NEED PLANT, PUC SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF RIGHTS COMMISSION PLANS TO RESTAFF AGENCY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SF RIGHTS COMMISSION PLANS TO RESTAFF AGENCY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SPEEDING FINES GOING UP,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NO JURY YET IN BRADFORD TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PERIL FOR REGENTS IN TIGHT CONTROL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS SHOULD UNITE TO GET BETTER PRICES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCKENNAN NURSE OPPOSES UNION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PERIL FOR REGENTS IN TIGHT CONTROL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL DETAILING COSTS TO TAXPAYER FAVORED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD LABOR OFFICES TO MERGE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY STUDIES 3-DAY WORK WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BRANDON PARK FUNDING SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AERIAL CONTROL OF PRAIRIE DOGS IS SUCCEEDING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SHORT-LINE OPERATOR MAY BE USED ON TRENT-SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA TEACHER POPULATION IN DECLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT LINE POSES COSTLY DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
2 MORE DIE ON SD ROADS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*COMPLETED TRIP FROM MINNEAPOLIS SUBURB TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VALLEY SPRINGS POWER SYSTEM SOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BODY FOUND IN SMOLDERING HOUSE-BATH,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HANDS-ON CONTEST GETS OUT OF HAND,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MURDER CONVICTION WILL BE APPEALED-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ROAD EXPERIMENT TOO COSTLY FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SD MIGHT FIGHT ETSI WATER USE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SD FARMERS WELCOME RAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*74-YEAR-OLD WOMAN OPTS FOR ELECTRICITY--AND TV,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MORRELL UNION TALKS ON AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COURT APPOINTED LAWYERS' FEE CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY WOMAN DIES IN 2-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
CITY ENGINEER TO RECEIVE AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS CITED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
TWO CITED FOR TV ACHIEVEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
TWO PICKED FOR HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ROBERTS SAYS NO TO DEBATE WITH DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THOUSANDS OF FARMERS EXPECTED AT FAIR TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*32 YEARS OF THE FAIR IS ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EX-BRANDON POLICEMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO THEFT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROPERTY TAX COLLECTIONS LIMIT APPROVED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PUC OVERRULED--BELL MIGHT RAISE RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHANGE OF LEADERSHIP FOR SD SUPREME COURT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRITICISM OF PRO LIFE CONGRESSMEN ANSWERED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REAGAN CRITICIZED FOR DISREGARDING POLLS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SAYS GARRISON PROJECT NOT IN PUBLIC INTEREST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MEIERHENRY'S VIEW OF SUPER NOW BILL HIT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PRESENT LAW REQUIRES A BALANCED BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CITY HALL BEGINNING CONTRACT TALKS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TALKS ON TEACHERS CONTRACT RECESS TO CONSIDER OFFER,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FAIR FEATURES COUNTRY-WESTERN--ROCK 'N' ROLL MUSIC,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF ARTIST WINS STILL LIFE CATEGORY AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FEDS TOLD TO RECONSIDER FUND CUTOFF,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PETITION SEEKS END TO CYCLE CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY GIRL NAMED RODEO QUEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SUSPECTS LINKED TO SEVERAL BURGLARIES--BERESFORD,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COURT ORDER RESTRAINS HOMESTAKE PICKETERS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
MAN TO STAND TRIAL FOR 1974 SLAYING IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SCHOOL DISTRICT TUG OF WAR IN THE BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
NO OTHER SPORT INFLATES EGO OR DEFLATES SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS HAVE THEIR DAY AT SIOUX EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL TALENTS PICK & GRIN WITH CLARK,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*POTHOLE FIXING FUND RUNS DRY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STREET WORKERS RESENT UNEXPECTED JOB CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*DANIELS DOESN'T MINCE WORDS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THERE'S LIFE AFTER ARTS COUNCIL FOR THATCHER,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUPREME CHIEF WILL VISIT PYTHIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
WORKSHOP DISCUSSES FLEET SAFETY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
LIBRARY PLANS PRE-SCHOOL STORYTIME,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*TEEN-AGE BOY ARRESTED FOR COUNTERFEITING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BIKE RIDERS RAISE {dollar}2,400 FOR LUNG ASSOCIATION","Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BLACK JACK WEIGHS IN AT 3,300 POUNDS","Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITIES WILL DISCUSS JOINT WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONTEMPT MOTION DROPPED IN COCAINE PROBE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION SECRETARY VISITS WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL IN VEHICULAR HOMICIDE CASE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TELL CHILDREN THEY COUNT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOLS CHECK OUT FREE LUNCH ELIGIBILITY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAN FOUND GUILTY IN OPERATION EAGLE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PETITIONERS FOR LATER SCHOOL STARTING DATE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWYERS WANT LIBEL SUIT IN STATE COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*ADVICE TO PHONE SOLICITORS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SAVE DEADWOOD RAIL ROUTE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT'S QUICK ACTION SAVED LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BUS ROUTES & TIMES LISTED FOR SF,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CARRIER SPREADS BASKETBALL FEVER,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CARRIER SPREEDS BASKETBALL FEVER,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CATFISH LOVE CHICKEN LIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*PROUD OF PRIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD SCRAPES BOTTOM OF PAY SCALE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE PROMOTER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LITTON CONTRACT VOTE TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
THANKS FOR GENEROUS CONTRIBUTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BIG EIGHT BASKETBALL THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE CALLS BELL'S CAMPAIGN SLEAZY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KANE'S NAME WON'T BE ON BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHONE SHELL QUESTIONS GROWING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOND ISSUE GROUP MUST FILE REPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STREET WORK WILL SLOW STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CLINT JOHNSON CHOSEN FOR COWBOY HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"DISPUTE SLOWS GRASSHOPPER FIGHT, ABDNOR SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE WON'T MOVE HOFER DOUBLE-MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORUM WILL NOT END QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JENNEMAN TREATED UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICE MERGER FIGURES WERE WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*PRIDE, SHEPPARD WARM COUNTRY HEARTS","Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PACT 1ST STEP FOR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RAILROAD FILES ABANDONMENT NOTICE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*SACRED OR FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOP RACE WOULD TUG HEARTS AND PARTY SEAM (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REVIEW MISSES THE BEAT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"1-CHAMBER LEGISLATURE MAY SAVE TIME, MONEY (L)","Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JANKLOW WRONG ABOUT CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
HIGHWAY PATROL HARASSES INDIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRIVATE SCHOOLS SUFFER BLOW (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
INSURANCE PROPOSAL NOT FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CLEANERS TAKE POSITION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*BLACK HILLS CHRONOLOGY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
INDIANS RESTAKE CLAIMS TO NATION'S SOIL,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*LAMBERTY ADDS PUNCH TO O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RICE READY TO CARRY WASHINGTON LOAD,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*'60S BANDS, FAIR CROWD HAPPY TOGETHER","Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR TO SPEAK ON TAXES TO UNDERWRITERS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONVICT TO FACE 2 MURDER CHARGES IN OKLAHOMA,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS TO RALLY OUTSIDE FMHA OFFICE IN HURON,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUSICIANS SOUGHT FOR AUGUSTANA ORCHESTRA,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU NAMES STUDENT AFFAIRS DIVISION DEAN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SISTER NAMED PRESIDENT OF LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VO-TECH REGISTRATION SET FOR SEPTEMBER 3,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HOSPITAL, COUNTY THROW OUT FARM LIFELINE","Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JET STREAM TAKES STEAM OUT OF AUGUST,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CALM WINDS AID FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONTAMINATED LAND NOT CLEANED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CONNECTICUT MAN ARRESTED ON MORALS CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SD TOWNS SORE OVER SADDLE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ABDNOR RECOMMENDS DIPLOMATIC RETALIATION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEDICATION SEPTEMBER 21 FOR SINKHOLE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ELLSWORTH TO RECEIVE AIRCRAFT PROTOTYPE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GAMES DEPARTMENT OFFERS FREE WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MILLER NON-PROFIT CORPORATION TO OVERSEE HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION NAMES DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3 MISS VENUS WINNNERS NAMED IN PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*KIDS FILL FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"{dollar}220,000 SHORTLINE GRANT OK'ED","Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
*A CULTURE STRUGGLES TO SURVIVE MELTING POT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*NATALIE SIEMONSMA, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*FAMILY, LAND WOVEN INTO SIOUX RELIGIOUS BELIEFS","Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TRIBES OF THE GREAT SIOUX NATION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
LAWYER TO TALK ABOUT SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
*SALES SHIFT INTO HIGH GEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DISCOVER CARD IN SEARS' REVOLUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER OFFERING MEMORY IMPROVEMENT CLASS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
FALL PARADE OF HOMES WILL BE SEPTEMBER 14-16,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*FEWER OF THE DOGS FOUND IN AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"TURNOUT, RECEIPTS HIGH THIS YEAR","Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PASSENGERS SCRAMBLE TO FIND FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*QUEENSRYCHE TAKES HEAVY METAL,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SDSU SCHOLARSHIP HONORS LYNCH,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
65TH INFANTRY VETERANS HAVE REUNION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CITY VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SDSU '32 ALUMNUS DONATES BOOKS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"SDSU GETS {dollar}13,500 ENDOWMENT","Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TIME TO START EXPLORING NEW IDEAS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MONEY TO RECOVER LOST ROAD FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*VINTAGE CAR ENTHUSIASTS WORK WELL,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION MIGHT LOOK AT ANIMAL ORDINANCES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY LOOKS FOR VOTING SITES ACCESSIBLE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PEACE CORPS WORKER HOPES JOB OUTGROWS HIM,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TELLINGHUISEN--MASTEN EXPLANATION MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
KEMP-REPUBLICANS TO WIN GUBERNATORIAL RACES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
2 CANTON FAIRGOERS LEFT UP IN THE AIR AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EX-PHONE AUTHORITY MANAGER INDICTED IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE GIVES MAXIMUM TERMS IN SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAST MEETING TO PICK FARM DELEGATES SET,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS--COUNTIES STAYING IN WATER DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATE PANEL TO HEAR WEST RIVER TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER PARK SET TO CLOSE SEPT 1,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
REGENTS TRY TO AVOID POLITICAL CROSS FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FELONIES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BIRD BOTULISM TAKES TOLL IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
DENEKE TRIGGERS RAPID CITY GREGS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*HLEBICHUK STEADY HAND FOR YOUNG, COUGARS","Argus LeaderAug 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BACK ON THE HOME GREENS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DECLINED ILLEGAL MONEY OFFER,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON'S SON ACQUITTED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS WIN FLOOD PAYMENT RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VET FIGHTS TO GET MARINE MEDAL,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ALL IN THE 4-H FAMILY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
AVIATION TRUST FUND IS FOR ALL AIRPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CAMPS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WATER ISSUE GETTING ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WORKERS BEING EXPLOITED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*LOCAL TEAMS START SEASON WITH SWEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BYRUMS FIGHT CANCER WITH GOLFING BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HARTFORD WOMEN INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAMP CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT AWARDED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TO HOST EDUCATORS GATHERING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY GUIDELINES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEGISLATOR TO PUSH GROUND WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKIES WON'T BE FAIR FOR OPENING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
QUARRY FOES DISPUTE PERMIT VALIDITY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO PURSUE NATIONAL MAIN STREET PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT VICE PRESIDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD HIRES ADVISER FOR FINANCING CONSTR,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AGENCY NAMES CONSERVATION AWARD WINNERS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEOLA RESIDENTS APPROVE ONE-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER SCHEDULES SERIES OF MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON OPPOSES RESERVATION CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*TOP COUNTIES IN POPULATION GAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*MORRELL, UNION SET NEW TALKS","Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*QUAYLE PLANS VISIT TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BABY DELIVERED BEFORE MOTHER DIES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MIDWESTERN 'SAFETY APPEAL' MAY BE DRAW,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PATIENTS CRITICIZE CUTOFF OF FUNDING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*COMPETITORS MEET AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PARENTS' EFFORTS CAN HELP CHILD'S LEARNING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
COUNTY HOSTS CENTENNIAL PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON DAN QUAYLE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
JAPAN SHOULD MAKE REPARATIONS FOR ATTACK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STILL HAS TIME TO SAVE HIS CAMPAIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
VOTE TO PRESERVE HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*COYOTES SEEK FAST START,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GOEHRING WINS FAIR RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COOLER WEATHER SPARKS ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN BEACH OPENED WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN HURT IN HIT-AND-RUN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE SUSPECT PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"4-12 INCHES OF RAIN NEEDED, EXPERTS SAY","Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CUTTING THE CROP DOWN TO SIZE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HEARINGS ON COLLEGE NAMES SET,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SAFETY BIG CONCERN ON MIDWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE FARM DEBT PROGRAM CERTIFIED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOLK--DEMOCRATS' BARB OFF TARGET,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MANSLAUGHTER SUSPECT TO BE ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY DETECTS PROPERTY NOT ON TAX ROLLS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ERROR FOUND IN DAKOTA PROP SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BUSH TO VISIT STATE SEPTEMBER 18,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EX-WARDEN SOLEM CLEARED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EPA FINDS CYANIDE IN GROUND WATER,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HERO OR HEEL--ITS A TOSSUP,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BIRTHRIGHT HELPS NEW BORNS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MUENSTER BACKED WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHY NOT CHOCOLATE FOR CATTLE DIETS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ALLOW FLAG-BURNING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ENROLLMENT STANDARD UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PUBLICIZE RODEO SPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TO REVIEW SD LAW THAT FREED SOLEM,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SD ARTS SHOWS ARE IN CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'WIRED' BAD CONNECTION TO BELUSHI,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PAIR IN DIRECTOR'S CHAIR AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'DEADWOOD' TO PREMIERE OUT WEST,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MCCRORY GARDEN PARTY TONIGHT IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
AUTHORITIES SEIZE 13 MARIJUANA PLANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY PLANS TO MOVE AIRPORT FIRE STATION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEANS HECKLED BY NAVAJOS DURING RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE STILL LOOKING FOR RAPE SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO REPRESENT SD AT LITERACY CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MULDER MAY GO BACK TO IOWA PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OUTSIDE CUT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SAILOR INDICTED ON GUN CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALL TEENS FACE SAME PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PODHRADSKY APOLOGIZES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*3 EXITS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BAR OWNER STOPS BEER THIEVES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON DRUG PROGRAM FACES CUT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPEARFISH MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOPES TO POINT USD IN WINNING DIRECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOLFGANG SEEKS TO KEEP STREAK INTACT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SEEDING ALFALFA NOW CAN PAY OFF LATER,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"US WEST, STATE SETTLE DISPUTE","Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BREAKUP OF BIG MEAT PACKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
WESTERN MALL GETS A SHOT IN THE ARM,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
AIRPORT DECISION DELAYED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
AVERAGE GAS PRICE UP 18.8 CENTS SINCE AUGUST 1,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RACE FANS HIT ROAD FOR THEIR OUTLAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD GUARD PUT ON ALERT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LA MUSICIAN HEADLINES RURAL AID CONCERT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LEGISLATURE SHOULD SET GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NUCLEAR TESTS THREAT TO SURVIVAL OF WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NEW YANKEE STAR HAS SD TIES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*SWINDELL LEADS OUTLAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NCC'S TITLE-HUNGRY ND STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS TO HOLD REGISTRATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FORUM SET THURSDAY ON MINING, SOLID WASTE","Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ALLEGEDLY WROTE BAD CHECKS TO JEWELER,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MIDDLE EAST SUPPORT GROUP MEETS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN DIES IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ZIPPITY ZOO DAY SET FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*GAS HOSE BREAKS, IGNITES AT CAR WASH","Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON PUSHES WATER LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MUENSTER DECLINES ANOTHER DEBATE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETURNING ROCKET PROBABLY LIT SKY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WHEELING BEHIND WALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN WOMAN DIES IN THREE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON ANNOUNCES STATE APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOORE HONORED FOR RECONCILIATION EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLANT VISITORS MAY HAVE ASBESTOS EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPINK COUNTY OFFICIAL RETURNS OWN REWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAMING COMMISSION TO STUDY DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*HARRISBURG TABLES LAND DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RAPID VALLEY MAN CONVICTED OF ARSON,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STURGIS TO DISCUSS MOTOR CLASSIC'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GRAND PRIX GO-KART RACE PLANNED SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RALLY BRINGS RECORD CROWD TO RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*LOST CAUSES ARE DEVELOPER'S STOCK IN TRADE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE DEFENDS ACTIONS TAKEN AT MELLETTE SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE SHOULD BREAK ADDICTION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*MEDIA GO BONKERS OVER BIKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*NEWS 2000 PROJECT EYES KEY READER ISSUES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"BY NOT VOTING, MAJORITY IS NOT BEING HEARD (L)","Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
NO FORMAL FUND EXISTS FOR MARINA PAYOFF (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SPANKING NOT THE WAY TO DISCIPLINE CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
VOTERS SHOULD CORRECT VIDEO LOTTERY ERRORS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
GROUP ALREADY PLANS FOR NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TAKE PRIDE AWARD NOMINEES ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
JOB TRAINING PROGRAM WINNER'S ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OSHA CONFERENCE PLANNED FOR SEPTEMBER 9,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRADE GROUP TO TAKE BIDS ON WHEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HURON THRIFT HAS UP TO 20 BUYERS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*WOMAN ELECTRICIAN GETS LITTLE STATIC ON JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MAN HURT AT JAMBOREE LISTED IN FAIR CONDITION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON NAMES 2 TO CHILD-CARE PANEL,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PARKER MAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
2 PLANES COLLIDE NEAR WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THRASHING THRESHER,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CASINO MANAGER SAYS EX-EMPLOYEE IS BEHIND CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CONSIDERS HURON FOR REGIONAL PROCESSING SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SD COLLEGES OFFER 'GOOD BUY',"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MINN-KOTA RELIEF SALE GATHERS AID FOR NEEDY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
WALL LAKE DUMPING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
FORMER 'WAGNER POST' OWNER DIES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN INCOME TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MISSION MAN AGREES TO PRE-TRIAL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT TO TAKE STAND,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SINTE GLESKA COLLEGE GRADUATES 45 STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*WELDING CAR PARTS STIRS ARTIST IN MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
CEMENT PLANT NOT INVOLVED IN AIRPORT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
LANDOWNERS WANT FISHING PLAN SCRAPPED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
HILL CITY HIGHWAY BYPASS OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
*BLACK HILLS A FAMILIAR SUMMERTIME DESTINATION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*NEW EVENTS ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*BEACH BOYS STILL A SPLASHY SINGING SENSATION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
*SCHOOLS TAKE NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.N, p.02, col.4"
*SCHOOL BOARD MEETS BIWEEKLY ON MONDAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.N, p.03, col.4"
*HOT TRAILS OFFER PLACES TO RIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*TOP 11 EMPLOYERS IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*GETTING AROUND IS EASY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
POPULATION GROWTH STRETCHES HOUSING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
"*OFFER COMPLETE CARE, HOTLINES","Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
CHECK OUT THE CITY LIBRARY FOR INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.N, p.10, col.5"
STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS HAVE SF BRANCHES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*COUNTY'S SERVICES ARE MANY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
"*CITY ALTERNATES DAY, NIGHT MEETINGS","Argus LeaderAug 25 1991, sect.N, p.12, col.3"
NEWSPAPER FLOODED WITH PHONE TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NATURE GROUP CUTS TIES TO NUMBER 1 CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOELLER DENIES MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*IMPLANT SUIT FILED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"LEGISLATURE SHOULD BAN SMOKING, TOO (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PEOPLE SHOULD HAVE SAY IN CLOSING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
THRASH METAL CONCERT COVERAGE APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
WHY HIGHER GAS PRICE HERE? WHY ALL SAME? (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
FREEMAN HOSPITAL GETS DEVELOPMENT LOAN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON PLANS 5-CITY TRIP FOR MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LABOR DAY PICNIC PLANNED AT BANDSHELL,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEEN-AGER UNSTUCK FROM MUDDY AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RAINFALL NO FAULT OF ANDREW,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BISHOP, PARISHIONERS DISCUSS ABUSE","Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STEENSLAND LOSES BID TO REVAMP BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DON'T TAKE TREES FOR GRANTED, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FLANDREAU TO STUDY RACISM,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SCHOOL BOARD OK'S CONTRACT FOR TIDWELL FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ACCUSED MURDERER TO HAVE MENTAL TESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD CASINOS BREAK GAMBLING RECORD,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MCLAUGHLIN MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE ARREST GROUP HARASSING FAMILY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PORK PRODUCERS SET MEETING ON ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PASSENGER LANDS PLANE SAFELY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT CONFIRMS HUNHOFF WIN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
DASCHLE TAKES CAMPAIGN ON HIGHWAY IN OLD VENTURA,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MAGAZINE'S TOP-RANKED BANKS IN STATE STICK TO...,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SD IRS LOOKS FOR FILING SKIPPERS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"5,880 COPIES OF MONEY GOING FAST","Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
PROGRESS OF CROPS LAGGING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*TSCHETTER RELIEVED TO GET 1ST VICTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*WITH WALLEYES ABUNDANT, IT'S TIME TO RAISE LIMIT","Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE BEST-BALL EVENTS START SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*GO ASK DAD--THAT COPOUT CAN TURN BAD,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING PREPARED FOR SURGERY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRY ROGERS FOR SWEET TASTE OF BLUES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*TRANSPLANT MAPLES IN THE SPRING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PARK BOARD ENDORSES RESTAURANT NEAR FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PROPOSAL TO AID DEVELOPER OF TRUCK PLAZA,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PERFECT GIFT FOR HOT DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE IGNORES SD IN BUDGET VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
INCOME TAX MOST FAIR TO FINANCE SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
POLICE SHOULD ALTER PROTECTIVE POLICY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
'YES' ON SEPT 14 IS VOTE TO PROSPER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
DISASTER CHECKS ARE BEING MAILED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO HOLD MEETINGS IN 2 CITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"JUDGE ORDERS FARMER TO PAY BACK {dollar}89,098","Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN BEING HELD IN RAPE OF GIRL, 12","Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN EXTRADITED IN IOWA MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 33 MONTHS FOR BURNING BABY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEADWOOD GAMBLERS HIT RECORD,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DESTROYS TRUCK ON INTERSTATE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RETIRED BUSINESSMAN TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PUNCH CARDS LOSE; SCANNER TO COUNT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*QUESTIONS FOLLOW WOMAN'S SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CASINOS MAY STAY ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS APPEAL TIMBER SALE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO HAVING STOLEN GUN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NORWEGIAN AMERICANS TO MEET SEPT 16-18,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PANEL TO STUDY NINE MILE FLOODING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THEATER TO PRESENT 'WHO'S ON FIRST',"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WILD-BURRO ADOPTION WILL BE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*STRIPES FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INDIANS OK AD FOR EURO DISNEY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WETLANDS CHANGES MAKE IT EASIER FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STUDENTS REPAYING LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*TSCHETTER FELT HEAT AS DEFENDING CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOLVES TO PLAY PISTONS AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXPLORERS DEFEAT CANARIES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COMMISSIONER KNOWS ABOUT 'BLIGHTED AREA',"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SENATORIAL COURTESY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JAMMIN' IN THE KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COOK PERFECTS COOKIES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TAX TO PAY FOR PAVILION FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SORENSON CAN'T VOTE FOR BOARD SUCCESSOR,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RESEARCHER GIVES CRITTERS JOB AS WEED EATERS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS NEED FORWARD THINKER (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TWO WEEKS SINCE LOTTERY SHUT DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*AMENDMENT A WILL RESTORE FAIRNESS TO FUNDING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CANARIES' 'STRIKE' HAS HELPED FEED FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SD MUSTN'T BECOME PART OF OUTBACK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SCHOOL OR NO SCHOOL MOM DESERVES CUSTODY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
REPORTS ON DEFICIT HAPPEN TO BE TRUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"HOME RULE INVOLVES LOCAL CONTROL, FLEXIBILITY (L)","Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
NUSIER SALEM FIELD NEEDS SIGN REPLACED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*FANS EXPECTING A GREAT CIRCUS; IT OPENS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WINNIPEG LEADS BY SIX AFTER 12-0 ROUT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IN THE LAND OF THE 'CRAZY WHITE MAN',"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*O'GORMAN, LINCOLN DOMINATE","Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OAHE BOUNCES BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PREMARITAL TESTING NO LONGER REQUIRED,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE WARN AGAINST BOGUS CHARITY SCAM,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MARINE CORPS ISSUES CHIN-UP CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MONDAY IS DEADLINE FOR VOTER REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RED CROSS ASSISTS IN FIRE'S AFTERMATH,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REGENTS PREPARE FOR BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*BUMPER CORN, SOYBEAN HARVEST EXPECTED THIS FALL","Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NELSON DROPS CHARGES AGAINST ARSON SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*BUSINESSMEN DENY FRAUD, BRIBERY","Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
TRENT LEFT WITHOUT EMERGENCY FIRE NUMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
ND COMPANY GETS BID TO FIX SPILLWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN ADMITS INTENTION TO STEAL RACE CAR,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"THEIF STEALS {dollar}1,400 OF VIDEOS FROM HOME","Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MAN, 22, ADMITS SEXUAL MISCONDUCT","Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"CITY, COUNTY STOP HOUSING DEVELOPMENT","Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TRAIN RIDE STARTS THRESHING JAMBOREE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WATER CONTAMINATION FOUND AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*TOWN EMPLOYS 'CAN-DO' ATTITUDE TO GROW,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
UTILITIES AGENCY CONSIDERS PHONE POLICY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*JUST PRACTICING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
USDA OK'S EXTENSION ON CONTRACTS FOR RESERVE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
"ANNOUNCES TERMINATION OF 5,000 JOBS BY AUGUST 1995","Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TYNDALL DOCTOR NAMED SD'S TOP FAMILY PHYSICIAN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CLEAN WATER PLAN COULD HELP MID-DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
NEW FAMILY-FUN CENTER TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*GAS PRICES CLIMBING, AAA SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
AG LAB GETS STATE-OF-THE-ART EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
LEE IOCOCCA NOW CONTROLS DEADWOOD GAMING COMPANY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*LUVERNE DISEASE COUNT UP TO 32,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*CHRISTIAN SINGER PACKS 7,300 IN ARENA","Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TRIBAL LEADERS CALL SENATE CUTBACKS 'DEVASTATING',"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DAM RELEASES SLOW TO PREVENT FLOODING,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE NEEDS MORE RULES ON LOBBYING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"RECYCLING A MUST, SO MAKE IT EASY (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COLLEGE MUST MEAN SOMETHING (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"BLAME LEGISLATURE, NOT REGENTS (MADISON DAILY)","Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
GETTING A FAIR TRIAL WILL BE DIFFICULT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
REP. TIM JOHNSON IS LIKE BILL CLINTON (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SETTLE A-BOMB ISSUE BY ASKING A QUESTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*RIGHT TO VOTE HASN'T SOLVED UPHILL STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU DEDICATES NEW AREA DURING ANNUAL FEST,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MOVE, THIN IRISES AFTER THEY FLOWER","Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*PLAN AHEAD FOR PARKING AT DAKOTA BOWL,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*GILMORE GOES THE DISTANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"WEBSTER MAN, 77, SENTENCED IN FRAUD","Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATING RAPE IN FALLS PARK,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POWERBALL WINNERS FIND OUT 3 DAYS LATER,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE CHANGES MIND ON TRUDEAU,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POSING WITH A PET FOR A POSTER,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
2 MEN HOSPITALIZED AFTER BARROOM QUARREL,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*SCHOOL DISTRICT FAILED CHILD, MOTHER SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'95 CRIMES SET RECORD PACE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*DEAN'S INSTALLATION SEPT. 8,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BARNETT WON'T ISSUE OPINION ON TRUCK TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*21-YEAR-OLD CHARGED IN VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SUPERFUND REFORMERS START GROUP IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE GOP CHAIRMAN CRITICIZES DASCHLE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POLICE ARREST ENNING MAN AFTER WOMAN SHOT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"PESTICIDE CONTAINERS TURNED IN TOTAL 40,272","Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*TOWN SEEKS HELP WITH STREET-SIGN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*PREPARING FOR PEDESTRIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
VOLUNTEERS KEY TO SUCCESS OF ANNUAL THRESHING EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*LED SIOUX VOCATIONAL SERVICES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*DEATHS IN MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
2 COMPANIES BROKE CHILD LABOR LAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"BATH & BODY WORKS, PERSONAL-CARE SHOP TO OPEN IN OCT","Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
BOATERS IN SD REFUSE TO USE ETHANOL IN ENGINES,"Argus LeaderAug 25 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
"RULING CAN CLOSE TRIALS, JUSTICE SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RULING CAN CLOSE TRIALS, JUSTICE SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RULING CAN CLOSE TRIALS, JUSTICE SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD INTEREST IN SALT II LOW,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SD INTEREST IN SALT II LOW,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SD INTEREST IN SALT II LOW,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SF MINISTER DIES NEAR BURNED-OUT MOBILE HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
CONSERVATION COSTING STATE AGENCY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CONSERVATION COSTING STATE AGENCY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL LAND MAY BRING {dollar}3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
NATIONAL COLLEGE GETS NEW STATUS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SCHOOL LAND MAY BRING {dollar}3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*SPEED'S LOSSES HEAVY IN BOTH LIVES & MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
CRASH KILLS EDEN WOMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
MCGOVERN FEELS DEBATE HELPFUL,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CONFUSION GROWS IN TOURISM INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MCGOVERN REMARK ABOUT AID DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
BELL-DEBATE LEFT ISSUES UNANSWERED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BELL--DEBATE LEFT ISSUES UNANSWERED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TIME TO ENFORCE 55 MPH IN STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"*SALT II, BY DR THOMAS MAGSTADT","Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CORN PALACE TOOK A BEATING IN 1979,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FORUM TO DISCUSS PROBLEMS OF WORLD AG MARKET,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.1"
*THIS IS THE GOLDEN BOWL,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
BILLBOARD LAW RULES HUSTEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*BILLBOARD LAW RILES HUSTEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
WILL PRIME RATE HALT AT 12 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.4"
ACCOUNTANCY BOARD OFFICERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
RAVEN GETS ARMY CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
*DEVRIES NAMED BOSS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.2"
NATIONAL BANK OF SD LEADS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.2"
STATE 35TH IN BEER CONSUMPTION,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.3"
*IT'S NOT ALL DRIVEWAY-SITTING FOR FIREMEN,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MINNEHAHA COUNTY JAIL HOUSES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NORWEGIAN BACKPACKING TRIP BY LINDA OLSON,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*MRS VERYLE KURTH-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CENTRAL ACCOUNTING PROPOSED FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CENTRAL ACCOUNTING PROPOSED FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EVERYBODY'S ON THE GAME,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FIRST DAY-FOR KIDS AND TEACHER,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE' A RECOGNIZABLE TALE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RENNER HONOR ROLL HAS SOME NEW NAMES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ABOUREZK TO INDIANS--VOTE NOV 4 FOR CLOUT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PHOTOGRAPHER SUES ARTIST,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE WAREHOUSE FUTURE ON LINE TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE WAREHOUSE FUTURE ON LINE TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABOUREZK TO INDIANS--VOTE NOV 4 FOR CLOUT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CLAMP DOWN ON STATE AIR TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECTED TYPHOID BAFFLES AUTHORITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MINNESOTA AVE EDITORIAL APPLAUDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VA HOSPITAL PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL YEAR'S HAPPY START (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY BUDGET TO BE UNVEILED SEPT 2,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CODY MURDER TRIAL MOVED TO WINNER,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAIN HELPS SD TOPSOIL MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE FAIR GATE PRICES UNCHANGED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATHOLICS HONOR WAGNER FAMILY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATHOLICS HONOR WAGNER FAMILY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CODY MURDER TRIAL MOVED TO WINNER,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW BIA DIRECTOR PROMISES CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MORE WASHINGTON HIGH PARKING SPOTS FOUND,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NEW BIA DIRECTOR PROMISES CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LAWMAKERS SEEK ADVICE ON KEEPING SD SOLVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SEEK ADVICE ON KEEPING SD SOLVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BRADFORD MURDER TRIAL UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RADIO-CONTROL FLIERS IN HIGHLY TUNED ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RADIO-CONTROL FLIERS IN HIGHLY TUNED ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DOVE HUNTERS WON'T BE ALONE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ARM WRESTLER TURNS 'ANIMAL',"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
COUNTY MOVING TOWARD CLOSING MCHARDY PARK NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL CONSIDERS UPGRADING PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS SUPPORT RAISING SALES TAX FOR WATER FUND,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS SUPPORT RAISING SALES TAX FOR WATER FUND,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REDISTRICTING PETITION SIGNERS HARD TO FIND,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*7 BANDS COMPETE FOR OPENING ACT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HINCKLEY INDICTED AND LENNON SENTENCED (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISLIKES BILLBOARDS ON INTERSTATE IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CONTROLLERS ADVISED ABOUT PAY AND STRESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"CORN, SOYBEAN CROPS BEHIND NORMAL","Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY SEEKS DISASTER DECREE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
12 TRY TO UNSEAT ROSEBUD TRIBAL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY--PROGRESS IN WATER LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SMALL MINERS DEFINE THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MONEY FOUND ON SIDEWALK,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WEB PIPELINE HEARING SET FOR SEPT 9,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VICE CHAIRMEN NAMED FOR FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY--PROGRASS IN WATER LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW BUS ROUTES START AUG 31,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AUTHORIZATION EXTENSION SOUGHT FOR WEB,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RC TEENAGER SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SLOW BUT SURE TO A SUMMER CELEBRATION IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ACTION BY OTHER SD CITIES COULD DELAY YANKTON SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
UNIVERSITY HOUSING ADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
UNIVERSITY HOUSING ADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL TO STUDY PROPOSALS THAT PROTECT WELLS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*PREPARING FOR LIFE AT JUNIOR HIGH,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*A BYGONE ERA REMEMBERED IN SONG AFTER SONG,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*YES TO 'FIRST MONDAY,' NO TO 'GEORGIA'","Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A BYGONE ERA REMEMBERED IN SONG AFTER SONG,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*NATIONAL SPEAKERS AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
PREPARE FOR CHANGES IN SUPERMARKET MEAT CASES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CROWD GATHERS AT FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MINOT, ND, BOARD PULLS NEWSWEEK FROM CLASSES","Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF TEACHERS GET 5.9 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"12,000 FARMERS SHOW UP FOR BARBECUE AT FAIR","Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GARRISON COMMITTEE LEAVES 2 COUSINS AT ODDS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BALANCING INNOVATION WITH BOX-OFFICE APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MICHAEL MCDONALD GLIDES--STEVE WINWOOD EXPERIMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATLER BROTHERS GIVE SF CROWD WHAT THEY WANT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BUS ROUTES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*DOG MISSING--BRANDON BOY BEGINS RABIES SHOTS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL TALKS ADJOURN EARLY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTS DECLINES DASCHLE DEBATE WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
1982-83 SCHOOL SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOHY WON'T SEEK BOARD RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WELFARE DIRECTOR WAITS TO TALK TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE MULLING OVER ETSI LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LEBANON STEP TOWARD MIDEAST PEACE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HELP MEXICO WITH OIL PURCHASES, NOT LOANS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NUCLEAR DEATH FIGURES CONTAIN EXAGERATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RETIRED WORKER SUPPORTS JOHN TATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRESSLER PRAISES DELL RAPIDS SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ABERDEEN TEACHERS TALK AT IMPASSE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOOKSTORE AUDIT FINDS NO WRONGDOING,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION DEFENDS TOBIN PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EDUCATION AID FORMULA MAY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 DEAD FOLLOWING CRASHES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FAIR FEASTERS FIND FANCY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE--NON-UNION WORKERS ELIGIBLE FOR BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WATER BOARD TOUR OF JAMES RIVER CLEANUP EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BLOCK 11 PARKING RAMP OPENING LATE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BITING DOGS AREN'T FUNNY FOR CARRIERS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY--CUT CRIMINALS' OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
CHEMICAL FIRM TO PAY FOR NUCLEAR DUMP TOUR,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAMBELL AT THE SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW WILL ATTEND NUCLEAR WASTE MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LOCAL PHONE WORKERS WAIT FOR SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*COUNTRY STAR BLENDS INTO A CROWD,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMEDIAN SALVAGES MEDIOCRE FILM,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
JUDICIAL BEHAVIOR,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
POLICING GRAMMAR,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
CITY SHUFFLES WORKERS TO GET STREETS FIXED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTERFEIT BILLS CASE TO JUVENILLE COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GRAND JURY INDICTS RAPIST, BURGLARS","Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN SAYS HE'LL DECIDE IN 3 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PRESSLER, ABDNOR TO SPEEK AT GOP GATHERING","Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PRESSLER, DASCHLE RAISING BIG BUCKS","Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO HAWK TOPS WOLN IN ROSEBUD PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WELLS WERE NOT POLLUTED BY FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INDIANS INQUIRE ABOUT BANKS STATUS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MIDDLE-CLASS FOLKS PAY THE BILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PUTTING ON THE DOG,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE REJECTS VIKING SUIT AGAINST JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GETTING JOB SIGNATURES GOOD MOVE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAD ON MCDUFF--BRING ON THE KILLER BEES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ONLY 1 OF 9 KNOWS TRIBAL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TELEPHONE RATE ISSUE NOT CLEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL ROUTES LISTED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GETTING BALL IN HOLE FROM LONG DISTANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DOC CHEERFULLY PARTS WITH THE PAST,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAGAZINE ON INDIANS' RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STEVE CONKLING GIVES LECTURES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FAIR BIDDING MIFFS HUSET MANAGER,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BANDITS GOING FOR NATIONAL TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*ANTIQUE SALE DRAWS BUYERS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESIDENT PLANS TO UPGRADE CURRICULUM,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PRESSLER, CUNNINGHAM WILL DEBATE 3 TIMES","Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS DISAGREE ON CONFERENCE MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDENTS ADJUSTING TO STIFFER REQUIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRAMS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAL DEBATES IN THE SENATE RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOREIGN AID SHOULD BE CUT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ONLY 18 PERCENT OK'D PRISON PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE REPUBLICANS MAP STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
DRUG RING SAID TO HAVE KANSAS ROOTS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
ASTROPHYSIC STUDY EXAMINES SUN RAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STURGIS MINE FALLS VICTIM TO FINANCES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FAMILY REAPS REWARDS OF 4-H,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAIR SPECIALS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*BARSNESS AGENCY EARNS EXCELLENCE AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GAGE BROTHERS WINS TWO GOVERNMENT CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MINER COUNTY FORMS DEVELOPMENT GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORSTAN SPONSORING COMMUNICATIONS SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OPTIONS TRADING SEMINAR WILL BE SEPT 13-14,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TOSSING CREDIT LINE OUT TO TEENS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MOBILE HOME POPULARITY UP,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"2,500 STUDENTS READY TO BOARD BUSES","Argus LeaderAug 26 1984, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*ABDNOR-JANKLOW FIGHT COULD KNOCK OUT GOP,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CATHOLICS PUT {dollar}40,000 TAG ON TEXTBOOKS","Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TOURISTS NOT FLOCKING TO SD,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WHERE'S RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHALLENGE AGAINST VOTE LAW NECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LOOK AT ODDS BEFORE YOU LEAP INTO LOTTERY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PAPER ADDS FUEL TO BOOK FIRE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REVIEW OF CONCERT STUNK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RATE INCREASE NOT JUSTIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
OPPORTUNITIES HAVE POLITICIANS SCRAMBLING (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*THRESHING JAMBOREE TAKES FARMING BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WANDERING CHEFS SEEK RIGHT CONCOCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS BRING BLACK HILLS FIRE UNDER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE ISSUES DROUGHT CHALLENGE TO BLOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EX-TEACHER PLANS MEETINGS ON TRIBAL PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HEAVYWEIGHTS MAKE CAMPAIGN GO 15 ROUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL NEGOTIATORS FORESEE LONG NIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SERVICES TUESDAY FOR FARMERS UNION OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY CONSIDERS 20.6 PERCENT INCREASE IN SPENDING,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WAYS TO MEET FUTURE WATER NEEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*TEACHERS READY FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS SAFE IN CAMEROON,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*AREA PASSENGERS IRKED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TO GET PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS STARTED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"SF PRIVATE SCHOOL INFORMATION, CALENDARS","Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
EDUCATION SHOULD BE PART OF DEBATE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REMOVE MARKET BARRIERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULDN'T TOUT RECIPES HEAVY IN FAT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABDNOR SHOULD QUIT HIDING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
TIME FOR POLITICAL CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RURAL FORUM HITS SNAG (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HELPERS DESERVE MENTION--SPENCER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*A POLITICAL HOTBED IN '86--KEMP,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS LITERACY COUNCIL WINS STAE AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL WOMAN STILL HOSPITALIZED AFTER WRECK,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RULING IN MORRELL CASE EXPECTED SOON,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO GET BARGAIN FROM LAND BANK,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY LIMITS PARKING TIME NEAR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SF STUDENTS OUTSCORING PEERS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"SOIL, WATER NEAR OIL LEAK TESTED","Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SUSPECT EXPECTED TO WAIVE EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ND MAN HANGS HIMSELF IN LEMMON JAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PUBLIC TELEVISION EXCEEDS {dollar}40,000 GOAL","Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT-RUN RADIO STATION TO GO OFF THE AIR,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROMOTE CITY AS SITE FOR MINING MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BOARD TO CONSIDER MUSEUM RENOVATION BIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
OWNING VS. OWING,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MAN LINKED TO SD CRIMINAL ESCAPES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*BUSCH DISAPPOINTED WITH CUT BY FALCONS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DRILL,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HONEYWELL OPPONENTS AWAIT WORD,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COOL SPELL PUTS CHILL ON SUMMER'S END,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR FACTS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BORK'S WATERGATE PERFORMANCE RAISES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DOLE'S SAFETY PLAN FAR ENOUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEND US ICE CREAM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THREE CHEERS FOR PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HEART ATTACK KILLS FAIR CARNIVAL WORKER,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JENNER GRAND JURY NEARS END OF PROBE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS PROBE CANISTOTA LEAK,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN COUNCIL UPHOLDS LIQUOR VETO,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORKING ON THE RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AT & T WANTS INTO SD,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AT&T WANTS INTO SD,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOYT SELECTED FOR BANKRUPTCY JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER WARY AFTER FARM DISASTER VICTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATE HEARING INTO 3RD DAY OF TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST TO CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ONE-WAY BUS TICKETS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CRESBARD MAN CHARGED IN AUTOMOBILE FATALITY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HERMOSA WOMAN SUING INSURANCE FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO COOPERATE IN ABERDEEN CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROW CROPS STILL RUNNING AHEAD OF NORMAL,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SHOOTING RANGE STIRS BROWN COUNTY CONCERN,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE HIGH ON CONSERVATION PARTICIPATION LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EAGLE BUTTE MAN IN TRIBAL EMBEZZLEMENT CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
WINE GROWER TO GIVE CITY A TASTE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*PATRIOTS, WARRIORS GET UNDER WAY","Argus LeaderAug 26 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITY GIVES QUAYLE POLITE RECEPTION,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SF DISTRICT TAKES STEPS TO TRIM THE FAT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
QUAYLE PARODY SONG IS A HIT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*CANDIDATE WINS SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES TO VISIT STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
QUAYLE VENTURES INTO DOLE COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
REPORTERS ON TRAIL CREATE CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ACCIDENT PROVES NEED FOR INSPECTION PROGRAM (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AGENCY IS ANXIOUS TO AID RURAL AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RECKONING MAY BE AHEAD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DUKAKIS WANTS TO STOP GUNS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
QUESTIONS SHOULD BE ASKED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
READERS OFFER QUAYLE ADVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PLUMBING HASSLE DELAYS OPENING,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EXPLOITIVE FILM GLORIFIES WHITE SUPREMACY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*GRANDSTAND SHOWS DRAW FEW,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"TRAVIS, MCINTIRE STAR IN LINEUP","Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JOHNNY CARSON SPOOFS STATE'S RESTAURANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SMALL HELPING HANDS FOR A LOST BROWN DOG,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
TALES OF FORMER PRESIDENT FORD'S VISIT HERE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
THE BIG DISASTER STORY WAS A PRACTICE RUN,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ABORTION PROTESTERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARLINGTON GETS TO KEEP HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRIME VICTIM GROUPS GET STATE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC MIGHT CUT U S WEST RATES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HILL TO PROVIDE PRIVACY AT GOVERNOR'S,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SINGER LOVES TO BE SEEN, HEARD","Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD BRINGS GAMBLING CRUSADE TO EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNION ASKS ARBITRATOR FOR OLD JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT CALLS FOR NEW TRIAL IN CEMETERY CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT DISSOLVES RULING IN REGENTS CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINISTER INDICTED IN SEXUAL ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE HAVE NO NEW LEADS IN RAPID CITY ARSON,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE GIVES MONEY TO MOUNT RUSHMORE GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS PUBLISHER BUYS BELLE FOURCHE PAPERS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*DEFENSE, OFFENSE BOOST VIKINGS' HOPES","Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*LITTON'S NEW OWNER HOPES FOR WIDER LINES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*RUNAWAY HORSE TRAILER SLAMS INTO CAR,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD PRISON CROWDING EXPECTED TO WORSEN,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICROWAVE PRODUCTS FIRES 95,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BREAST CANCER DEATHS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*FORMER KXRB NEWSMAN WRITES BOOKS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS PAIR OWNS RARE CAR,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CABLE SHOW TO AIR LIVE FROM MARTY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
NO OFFICIAL SHOULD BE ABOVE THE LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TO REVERSE DECADE OF NEGLECT IN RURAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
INDIAN PEOPLE MUST STRUGGLE TO GET BY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GUN DRIVEL IS UNBEARABLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CHARITY EVENT TO EXPAND FIGHT AGAINST CANCER,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FULL SPEED AHEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*OSMUNDSON, SDSU HOPE TO PROVE","Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CAR VICTIM IDENTIFIED AS FREEMAN WOMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM GROUPS UNITE TO BREAK UP PACKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LABOR DAY DRIVERS FACE HIGH GAS PRICES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCCOOK DECLARED 41ST DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS '95TH BEST PLACE TO LIVE',"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAD WAS KING OF THE UNPROVOKED WHOPPER,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PATIENT LEAVES HOSPITAL BEFORE EVICTED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S ATTORNEY LIKELY TO ASK FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WATER LIMITS MIGHT BE LIFTED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ADDITIONAL CHARGES ARE POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*NORTH CLIFF INTERSECTION 'DANGEROUS',"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CANTON COUNTRY SCHOOL 'FAMILY' REUNITES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS SAY ABORTION BILLS UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD RUNOFF ELECTION PLANNED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"MENTAL HEALTH CARE FALLS SHORT, LEGISLATORS TOLD","Argus LeaderAug 26 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SF MOVES SOUTH OF BORDER,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VIRGINIA TEEN KILLED IN I-90 ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
17 SD RESERVISTS ACTIVATED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOME REASONS OBVIOUS FOR CITY GROWTH,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CRISIS SHOULD NOT FORCE HIGHER SPENDING,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SENATORS SHOULD BAN SPEAKING FEES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MANY PEOPLE ABUSE HANDICAPPED PARKING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
RAPE STORIES SHOULD NOT BE WATERED DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
REJECTING DEBATE MAKES MUENSTER LOOK LIKE CULPRIT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
KIDS NEED MORE TIME TO EAT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
GREAT BIKE RALLY GOT BAD RAP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
STARVING ENEMIES IS CONTRARY TO GOSPEL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
WOULD ABORTION FOES TAKE UNWANTED KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
'ARGUS' RIGHT ABOUT PRESSLER PERFORMANCE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
LET NATURE DESTROY PESTS ON FARMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
PRESSLER STORIES HAVE EDITORIAL COMMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
WHAT ELSE HAS PRESSLER GIVEN SD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.6"
*SMALL-TOWN LESSONS AID BROUWER'S DRIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FRIENDSHIP BONDS WARRIORS IN PURSUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL TEEN TOSSES HIS WAY TO CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DISTRICT 12 DEMOCRATS SPONSOR POTLUCK EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EASTER SEALS HOSTS PIZZA PARTY TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUIDELINES FOR FREE AND REDUCED LUNCHES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN KILLED IN CRASH A SDSU STUDENT OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS MUST PARK SOUTH OF LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOP NASA OFFICIAL TO VISIT EROS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING BECOMING COMPETITIVE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GARBAGE ISSUE MAY FORCE A STAND,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOWN PUTS ON FARM BENEFIT CONCERT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ZIPPETY ZOO DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ENROLLMENT UP BY 674 ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOARD CLOSE TO NAMING SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES ENVIRONMENTAL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE MAN IS MEMBER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*'LICENSED JUNK TRADER' LIVES UP TO HIS NAME,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NEW ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTEES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONSUMER HANDBOOK AVAILABLE FOR FREE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DC RESTAURANTS SEE SD AS MEAT SOURCE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE TO MEET SEPTEMBER 5,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"JOB-TRAINING PROGRAM AIDS MORE THAN 7,000","Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ENERGY EXPENSES TO DRAIN NET INCOME,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*FLORIDA DUMPS TIRES--SD PLANT THRILLED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*NEIGHBORS OLD, NEW FIND PEACE NEAR ZOO","Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MAN KILLED, 2 CRITICALLY HURT","Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TO STUDY ANOTHER DEVELOPMENT IDEA,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
KENWOOD MANOR A RENTAL HEAVEN,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*22-YEAR-OLD FIGHTS BACK WITH BOOKS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*HONKY TALK TRADITIONALISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"DRIVERS HAVE RIGHTS, BUT THERE ARE LIMITS (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BILLS ADDRESSING ABUSE NEED PUBLIC SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
I-229 DOESN'T NEED WAVE OF BILLBOARDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HARD-WORKING PEOPLE DESERVE HIGHER PAY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ROBERTS SHOULD BE REMOVED FROM POST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DEMOCRATS' 'B SQUAD' READY FOR BUSH TRICKS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MORE COUNTIES SHOULD MANDATE ETHANOL USE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HIGHER BLOOD PRESSURE IS NORMAL IN MORNINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CITY TO CONSIDER MEASURE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIGHTNING IGNITES BLACK HILLS FIRES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RURAL MCINTOSH MAN DIES IN CAR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TICKET SALES BRISK FOR STATE FAIR SHOWS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATES VISION OF ROLE OF TV NEWS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GARDENS' RESTORATION REACHES FRUITION,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*A SILVER CELEBRATION, DEARLY BELOVED CAR","Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*HIGH SCHOOL BOUNDARIES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BLACK HILLS WORKSHOP PLANS GROUNDBREAKING,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN FACES 25 YEARS IN ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SD CULTURAL CENTER RECEIVES {dollar}35,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTAN TO LEAD NATIONAL CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TO SPEAK AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CONGRESSIONAL FIGHT THREATENS BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SCIENTIST FAULTS THEORY OF BUFFALO PRESERVE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
VISITORS FLOCK TO SEE CORN PALACE AND MORE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MUSEUM BOASTS VOLUME OF SHAKESPEARE'S WORKS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
RUMORS THREATEN TRIAL OF A VACCINE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*JUDGE WRITES BOTH OPINIONS IN UNUSUAL CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
CONSIDER YOUR OPTIONS IF IRS SEEKS AN EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SERVICES FACE LEANER TIMES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
"*LOCKWOOD, AMUNDSON STRUGGLE TO TWO-MAN VICTORY","Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UPLIFTING WEIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON COMES BACK TO TAKE TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PARKER HOUSE FIRE KILLS 3,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*FRIENDS SAY VICTIMS WERE FRIENDLY, FUN-LOVING","Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WITNESSES CONTRADICT TIMING OF GIRL'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE SHOULD AVOID SOCIAL VALUES BOG (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THOSE WHO JUST FISH SHOULDN'T PAY PARK FEES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LAWMAKERS PUTTING US DEEPER IN DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"FAIR, CONCERT NOTICES NEED EARLY PUBLICITY (L)","Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ELECTION PAMPHLETS AVAILABLE AT LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MILK CARTON BOAT RACES RAISE {dollar}4,000","Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRUCK DRIVER DIES IN ROLLOVER MISHAP,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TV SHOW FEATURES GERMAN SISTER CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 3 YEARS FOR DRUG SMUGGLING,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOLF COURSE PLAN GETS BOARD OK,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HEAD START FLAP GIVES SENATE RACE A JUMP START,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GRAMM--NATION NEEDS HAAR IN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CORSON RESIDENTS PROTEST SWEETMAN'S HAULING ROUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
RESIDENTS MULCH INSTEAD OF BAG,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ABERDEEN CONSIDERS INCREASING CITY FINES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANUARY 4 TRIAL DATE SET FOR STABBING SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NFO LEADER PROPOSES GROUP CHANGE NAME,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STREET WORK HALT HELPS SPUR GAMBLING TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FOSSIL HUNTER SPARS WITH OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WELFARE REFORM BASED ON CASELOAD,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY BOARD CHANGES INDIGENT BURIAL POLICY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*EARTH MOVER UNMOVED BY AGE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
ROARING ENGINES CREATE GOOD VIBRATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*FOR SINGLES, SF FAR FROM NUMBER 1","Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PACKING A TASTE OF HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PRAIRIE KITCHEN OFFERS STATE'S FARE AT THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*HOT-TUBBING IT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATORS CALL FOR {dollar}50 MILLION AID HIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD CHARGED WITH GIVING FIRMS POLLUTION BREAKS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MENTAL ILLNESS CAN'T BE BLAMED ON AFFLICTED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE SHOULD REDUCE PROPERTY-TAX BREAKS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WATERTOWN OMMISSION COMMON PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SALES TAXES UNFAIR TO RURAL AND POOR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE SEARCH FOR NEW SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY MAN TO HEAD FLANDREAU HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION DELAYS QUARRY HEARING AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE TO DISCUSS CHILDREN'S RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN DENIES MALL KIDNAPPING, THEFT","Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOTION FILED ON BEHALF OF RADIOACTIVE DUMP,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TOMATO TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MARATHON OFFERS HOPE TO CANCER VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MILLER OPPOSES TAX LIMIT IDEA,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PETITIONERS WON'T LEAD EFFORT TO STOP ARTS PAVILION,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS HOUSING SHORTAGE DEEPENS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARSONIST SENTENCED TO 85-YEAR TEERM,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"CASINOS TO SPREAD, LEGISLATOR PREDICTS","Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN GUILTY IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HARRISBURG PAVES WEST SIDE STREETS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TAX COURT IDEA LOSING STEAM,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TAX COURTS IDEA LOSING STEAM,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FORMER SD FARMER TO HEAD FEDERAL ASCS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HUNTING NO LONGER ROMANTIC VISION,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TEACHER CHARGED WITH SELLING POT IN SCHOOL LOT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
INDIANS HOPE TO KEEP BAN ON CRAZY HORSE MALT LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*SHOOTING SMILES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
ETHANOL PRODUCER IN GEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*FISHING HEATS UP ON THE MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*VIKINGS HAVE NEW SLOGAN, HIGH HOPES","Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEALING WITH THE DEATH OF YOUR PARENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WIVES OF MEN KILLED IN GOVERNOR'S PLANE CRASH SUE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE PROMISES QUICK DECISION IN COUNTY-STATE SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
IMMIGRATION TO US MUST REMAIN ORDERLY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CRIME BILL TOUGHENS LAW ENFORCEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CRIME BILL PUTS BURDEN ON STATE GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW CITY GOVERNMENT WOULD HELP TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CEILING DEBRIS STILL HINDERING ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MODERN MIRACLE BABIES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*6-FOOT WOODEN STAKE HELPS TOMATO PLANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"SPRINT DRIVERS EYE {dollar}10,000 PRIZE AT HUSET'S","Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TIPS FOR AVOIDING FREE WEIGHT WOES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE DOESN'T OWN VIDEO-LOTTERY SIGNS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY HOUSING DIRECTOR TAKES NEBRASKA JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY NAMES WELLNESS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"STOFFERAHN TO WORK WITH YOUTH, ELDERLY","Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WIFE WHO SHOT HUSBAND WANTS OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PICK A PECK OF PRODUCE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CATHOLIC STUDENTS PASSING PUBLIC COUNTERPARTS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBER STAYS NEUTRAL ON GOVERNMENT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GOOFS CAN SPOIL GETAWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*FAMILY, FRIENDS DAY PLANNED FOR CAMPUS","Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GOOD WEATHER HELPS SMALL-GRAIN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*STRAY BULLETS BLAMED FOR 30-ACRE GRASS FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CORN PROCESSORS PLAN TO BUILD EHTANOL PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EMBEZZLEMENT CASE WILL BE HEARD SEPT 13,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ARMY DEPOT GROUP LOOKING FOR MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STATE AWARDS CONTRACT FOR DAM REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FMHA MAKES GRANT FOR RURAL WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SDSU TAKES SLICE OF CHEESE MARKET,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RURAL WATER BOARD OPPOSES FEEDLOT APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
NEW RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS OPEN AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GUARD DELIVERS TYRANNOSAURUS REX HEAD TO HILL CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DISCONNECTED FIRE PHONE STILL A MYSTERY TO OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
LAWMAKERS LOATH TO RAISE DEADWOOD BET LIMITS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
US WEST CUTS TO AFFECT CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"DAKTRONICS' SALES, INCOME DROP IN FIRST QUARTER","Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SD UNEMPLOYMENT DECLINES IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
STATE'S INCOMES INCREASE 3.6%,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
RACER WOLFGANG AWARDED {dollar}1.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TRIBES PLAN TO BUY WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LUVERNE OUTBREAK BLAMED ON WEATHER,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*RUTLAND STUDENTS GET EARLY START, SAY FUTURE BRIGHT","Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WOMEN DON'T FATHOM CITADEL'S MALE BONDING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
'WHINER' SHOULD TRY PAYING HER OWN BILLS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*CHURCH SERVICES ARE MORE THAN A CLUB MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*OVERFLOW AT CONCERT LEADS TO CHANGE IN POLICY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"PAVILION GETS {dollar}50,000 GIFT","Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*'SIESTAS' COST CANARIES SHOT A FIRST PLACE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CANARIES WIN, LOSE, BRAWL","Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"SPRINTERS RACE FOR {dollar}10,000 AT HUSET'S","Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
KINDERGARTEN NOT REQUIRED BY STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JURY FINDS PETERSON GUILTY AFTER RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SEMI/TRAIN COLLISION LEAVES 1 MAN INJURED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PICKUP STRIKES BOY WHO RAN INTO STREET,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KEEGAN'S SON STILL CRITICAL AFTER FALL,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*VANDALS RETURN TO LAUREL OAK,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PRAIRIE VILLAGE ANNUAL EVENT HIGHLIGHTS JOHN DEERE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"STATE FAIR OFFICIALS AWAIT 50,000 WWII VETERANS","Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GARZA TRIAL TESTIMONY FOCUSES ON ARSON,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
STUDENT PRESIDENT FINED IN ALCOHOL CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS HIRE HEAD OF EDUCATION CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WATER QUALITY TOPIC AT LAKE POINSETT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SYNCOM EMPLOYEES FACE 2-WEEK LAYOFF,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*MAN, 36, ACQUITTED IN THEFT OF FURNACE","Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BEGINS FIRST PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"FIRE LEVELS BUILDING, GRAIN STORAGE BINS","Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"HEALTH SECRETARY QUITS, TAKES DAKOTACARE JOB","Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SUMMER CAMP TURNS OUT GOOD SPELLERS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*OFFICIALS DEDICATE SITE OF HABITAT NEIGHBORHOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TRIAL DATE SET FOR PASTOR CHARGED WITH MENANCING,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PROJECT PUTS NAMES ON CAR SEATS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"DISAPPEARANCE, DEATH ON 'UNSOLVED MYSTERIES'","Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
PROSECUTOR RELEASES MOTIVE THEORY IN STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*AN AVID BIBLE READER DIES AT 97,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*REGISTERED MOTORCYCLES,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MINISTER DONATES KIDNEY TO FRIEND,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TO INCREASE SAFETY AT SWIMMING HOLE,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT DROPS 17-YEAR-OLD POLICY,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIAL FEARS LOSS OF HEATING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
STATE SUBMITTING MEAGER REQUESTS FOR '96 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
COMPANY MUST PAY AURORA COUNTY PROPERTY TAX--COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CIGARETTE VENDING MACHINES TARGETED,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
TRUDEAU MARKETING ALLOWED TO OPERATE WITHIN LIMITS,"Argus LeaderAug 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
"{dollar}40,000 WORTH IN DRUGS, GUNS FOUND IN CITY","Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRINCIPALS FACE SCARCITY OF TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ACCIDENT KILLS WINFRED MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FAITH & FARMING MERGE AT LUTHERAN FORUM,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GREENBUGS ONE MORE PEST,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*THE RITUAL RIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BUFFALOES ARE SD FILM STARS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BROOKINGS STREET LIGHTING MAY BE CUT WITH BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DAKOTA BEER DRINKING LOW,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SCHOOL BUS STOPS MODIFIED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
BROOKINGS STREET LIGHTING MAY BE CUT WITH BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*COURTROOM UNDERGOES RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SD ABSENTEE VOTES TALLIED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
WEST RIVER RESERVOIRS AN OPTION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
NO SHIVERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ADVICE FOR DRIVERS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*ELEANOR MCGOVERN CAMPAIGNING FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*ELEANOR MCGOVERN CAMPAIGNING FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CERTIFICATION OPENS DOORS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*AMUNDSON CITY GOLF CHAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAIL BATTERS CROPS-AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FOR SOME, IT WAS THE LAST STRAW","Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HAIL BATTERS CROPS-AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ARTIST HOLDS OUT FOR VERDICT OF CULTURAL CLOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST HOLDS OUT FOR VERDICT OF CULTURAL CLOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'POWERFUL' COMPUTER SYSTEM ASSISTS EPISCOPAL PRIEST,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'POWERFUL' COMPUTER SYSTEM ASSISTS EPISCOPAL PRIEST,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THE NIGHTMARE OF DEALING WITH NAGGING CREDITORS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE PLANETARIUM WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR USE...,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
KLEIN ROAST A TRIBUTE TO FORMER AUGIE BOSS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KLEIN ROAST A TRIBUTE TO FORMER AUGIE BOSS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LEAD, DISEASE GREATEST ENEMY OF WATERFOWL","Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNION FILES SUIT AGAINST STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOOD STAMP USE DOUBLES,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNION FILES SUIT AGAINST STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE BOARD REJECTS STUDY OF STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURORS TO HEAR MORE GAME PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TEMPORARILY CLOSE WAREHOUSE MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS TEMPORARILY CLOSE WAREHOUSE MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CIVIL DEFENSE BUDGET DEBATED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*STORM DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
A HOPE FOR POLES IN STRIKE CRISIS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CANCER FLUORIDE LINK IS CLAIMED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BLASTS VFW ON ITS PANAMA CANAL STAND (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
QUESTIONS HIGH COSTS OF MEDICAL TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
LAWYER TELLS SIOUX TO REJECT SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER TELLS SIOUX TO REJECT SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR--EMBARGO REPEAL WOULD BE FOR VOTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
IOWA MAN DROWNS IN MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"DAKOTA COLLEGE RECEIVES {dollar}400,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CONSUMER GROUP ENDORSES MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"DAKOTA COLLEGE RECIEVES {dollar}400,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TO REPLACE DOWNTOWN LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW MIGHT TOUR CRITICIZED COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MRS MCGOVERN TO ADDRESS UN WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*KARLA PAZOUR WILL BE IN NATIONAL COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*AIM WON'T LEAVE CAMP DESPITE ORDER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AIM WON'T LEAVE CAMP DESPITE ORDER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GIRLS TESTIFY BRADFORD BEAT GINDER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DOOBIES BRING HIT PARADE OF DECADE TO SF,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW ALBUMS/STONES REVITALIZED--DYLAN MISFIRES,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DR HOOK PERSONA--THE KEY WORD IS FUN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GATLINS GO BEYOND COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AAUW MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.B, p.10, col.2"
5TH ANNUAL BIKE-A-THON FOR ST JUDE CHILDREN'S RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.B, p.10, col.2"
COURSE ON SIOUX CULTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.B, p.10, col.2"
COURSE ON SIOUX CULTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.B, p.10, col.2"
"CAREER, LEARNING CLASS","Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.B, p.10, col.3"
"CAREER, LEARNING CLASS","Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.B, p.10, col.3"
"*DISAPPOINTMENT, SUCCESS COLOR DRIVER SCHMIDT'S CARE","Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*DISAPPOINTMENT, SUCCESS COLOR DRIVER SCHMIDT'S CARE","Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FAIR BECOMING CITY-ORIENTED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TEACHERS STILL WITHOUT CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--CONGRESS SHOULD MODIFY OAHE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW--CONGRESS SHOULD MODIFY OAHE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS SEEK WATER {dollar},"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PRITCHARD INJURED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PUC HINDSIGHT FAR FROM 20/20 (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
1 HOSPITALIZED AFTER BUS TIPS OVER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS ONLY CITY WITHOUT CITY SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AVERAGE FAMILY GAINS {dollar}1000 FROM TAX CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"DASCHLE, BEDELL SUPPORT MEAT LABELING BILL","Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CLARK DROPPED AS LAWSUIT DEFENDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS ONLY CITY WITHOUT CITY SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITIES TO ASK FOR CHANGE IN AIR SERVICE HUB,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
PANEL APPOINTED TO RULE ON DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
DAY COUNTY RESIDENTS MAY DROP LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*TEACHERS TOLD THEY MUST CARE ABOUT STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MANDAN STATEMENT TO BE PRINTED TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
MORRELL DEMANDS WAGE CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ANKLE CAST NO HANDICAP FOR CHAMPION EQUESTRAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TIGHTER SECURITY AT SIOUX FALLS PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"DASCHLE, ROBERTS AGREE TO DEBATE","Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*COMET AUSTIN CAN BE SEEN AT NIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*RECYCLED MONTY PYTHON MATERIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*HIGH DIVING AQUA MULES,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*SD SYMPHONY FINALISTS NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
POLITICAL INFRACTION COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
THESE JUDGES ARE GETTING TOO PUSHY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*HAWAII WILL BE NO VACATION FOR TRIATHLETE DAVE KNOX,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MEIERHENRY WANTS CHANGES IN JURY--TRIAL SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WORKERS, CITY HALL SNAG OVER TIME OF CONTRACT TALKS","Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SF WOMAN'S PARKING TICKET TOTALED {dollar}2,527","Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNOR-JANKLOW HEDGES ON DUMP,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DOG THOUGHT TO HAVE BITTEN BOY--HUMANE SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BOHY'S EFFECTIVE SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL PACT PATTERN FOR FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BIPARTISAN APPROACH URGED FOR JOBLESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
US POLICY HEADED WRONG DIRECTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ARRESTS COULD SOLVE 60 CRIMES IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS DOCTOR'S TRIAL OPENS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURTS TO DECIDE WHO'LL BE ON BOARD--BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEATH OF BABY INVESTIGATED--POTTER COUNTY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DECISION ON GRANTS TO 5 RURAL WATER SYSTEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRM HALTS PLANS FOR MITCHELL PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO HURON WATER FOR FAIR FISH,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PIERRE CHAMBER ASKS CITY FOR {dollar}152,000","Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD HIGHWAY TRAVEL DOWN 3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD NEWSPAPERMAN DEAD AT 47,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOLF NAMED O'CONNOR AG ADVISER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PRIZES COME EASY FOR FAIRS GRAND CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CEMENT PLANT PROFITS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS UNION OFFER PLAN TO BOOST AG INCOME,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
IMPROVE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHOOL AID FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PUC TO CONSIDER NEW UTILITY BILLING PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*BATTLE OVER HUGHES CO CANNONS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRAIRIE DOGS DIG UP CONTROVERSY IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
CANOEISTS COMPLETE PART OF MISSOURI FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
INDIAN HOSPITAL PLAN FOR HILLS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
SUBDISTRICT DELAYS ACTION ON PROPERTY TAX BOOST,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
*IN THE WATERMELLON PATCH,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTY TESTS WATER FOR TOXIC CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
NUCLEAR WASTE PACT BENEFITS MANKIND,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOLS BREAK FOR HEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PASTOR AT OUR SAVIOR'S,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*GIANTS DON'T SHRINK FROM BEING IGNORED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
GRATITUDE TO TOURNAMENT HELPERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"CHAIRMAN THANKS MERCHANTS, CITY (L)","Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DIMPLES AREN'T CUTE ON GOLF BALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONGRESSMEN WANT PELTIER TO GET NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GASOLINE IS CHEAPER THAN A YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KUNDERT MAY RUN FOR CONGRESS OR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS HOSPITAL TO PICK UP PART OF TAB,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICE EMPLOYEE INDICTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOUR OF WATER DUMP MAY EDUCATE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KNOBE CONSIDERS HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CONTRACTOR CHARGED WITH BID-RIGGING,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MINNEGASCO ASKS FOR RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
OWNER CHARGED WITH BANK FRAUD,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PEOPLE WILL DETERMINE QUALITY EDUC WILL BE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IT WOULDN'T HURT TO BRING BACK WORTH ETHIC (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RECORD CONGRESSMEN VERBATIM,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BANNING OF RACE CAR UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
IMPARTIAL GROUP SHOULD INVESTIGATE GOVT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY IGNORES MINORITY COMMUNITY VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RULING AGAINST SUIT WOULD BE BAD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MCKELLIPS SAYS HE WANTS APOLOGY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT SALES UP 27 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MISSING WAKONDA MAN'S BODY FOUND IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"BIOLOGIST WINS MATCH, BUT GOAT MAKES POINT","Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT REDUCES HUNTING SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"GIRLS DENY RAPES HAPPENED, BUT COURT UPHOLDS","Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2 INMATES LOSE APPEAL IN PRISON RIOT CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE CAN'T CHANGE VERDICT IN ASSAULT CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MAN CAN'T SUE FOR RACE TRACK INJURY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*LITTON WORKERS APPROVE PACT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BOOKING THE STARS IS CLASS ACT HEADACHE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"FAIR, FANS UNDERSTOOD LYNN PULLOUT","Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*NEW FIRE CHIEF TACKLES ADMINISTRATIVE ROLE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'WHAT-IFS' OF NEAR TRAGEDY CONJURE VISION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SENIORS REFLECT BACK AS SCHOOLS OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AREA TEEN-AGERS KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HUNKING PROPOSES HIRING TEMPORARY WORKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL DISCUSS '84-'85 GOALS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POLITICAL CONCERNS IGNORED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GREED IS CONSUMER ENEMY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MUST UNITE TO REGAIN MEAT MARKET (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BANKERS SHOULDN'T BE RUDE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
LEAVE WEDNESDAYS OPEN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
VOLESKY TESTING GUBERNATORIAL WATERS FOR '86,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WANTING MORE LAKES IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
STATE OFFICIALS KEEP BUSY ON PACTOLA LAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
JANKLOW PROPOSES TEXTBOOK SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TALKS RESUME,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIDS IS A KILLER DISEASE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITY SHOULD NOT STOP TRYING TO IMPROVE ITSELF (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITY MUST REBOUND FROM LOSS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*ABUSE AT HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOOK TELLS BATTERED WOMEN HOW TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN WHO FACE EMPTY HOMES AFTER SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHEDULES FOR CATHOLIC SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOYS CLUB BOARD ELECTS OFFICERS FOR 1985-86,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PIERRE WOMAN MADE HEAD OF COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SD TEENAGE REPUBLICANS CHOOSE NEW LEADERS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
STATE SCHOOL FOOD SERVICE INSTALLS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CHURCH LEADERS LIKE BOOK PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DIOCESE TO TRY TO KEEP SHELTER OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEECH TEACHER DEVELOPS SPEECH PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AFTER THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FEDERAL CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICIAL TO VISIT CITY FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
POLICE CALLED TO INVESTIGATE REMAINS OF FOOT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DOWNTOWN PROJECT BACKERS KEEP HOPING,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUP TO ATTEND BUDGET HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRAND JURY INDICTS FORT THOMPSON MAN FOR BRIBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LAKE PRESTON BALLPARK VOTE SET FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SCHOOL BOARD RATIFIES AUCTION SALE OF SURPLUS BOOKS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SPRINGFIELD GRADUATES 1ST 4 INMATES,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"CITY OK'S {dollar}500,000 FOR STREET WORK","Argus LeaderAug 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DARK CLOUDS FAIL TO DAMPEN FIRST DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WENTWORTH WANTS PCB WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DON'T GIVE GRAVE ROBBERS AN EXCUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT WAS A BIG SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RIGHT NURSING HOME WRONGS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CLIFF AVENUE BRIDGE OPENS TO TWO-WAY TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAIR BRINGS THOUSANDS TO DOORSTEP,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEN INDICTED FOR INCIDENTS ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT TO APPEAR IN COURT THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICERS DESTROY MARIJUANA KEPT AS EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO 7-ELEVEN STROES RECEIVE BOMB THREATS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CAR WRECK,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COMMUNICATION SERVICES TO APPLY FOR GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY REOPENS BIDS FOR COURTHOUSE RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SERVICES SET FOR FORMER BAND SOLOIST,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FORMER EDUCATION SECRETARY PRAISES STATE'S TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EXPERTS WANT PADDLEFISH SEASON CANCELED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MICKELSON, HERSETH TRADE BARBS","Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
5 SD AREAS NAMED PART OF HISTORIC TRAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL DIDN'T THINK WATER WAS BAD,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TO REPLACE I-90 SOFT DRINK SUPPLIER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*FAIR ATTENDANCE BOOMS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*PACK SOME PUNCH INTO LUNCH,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BEACH BOYS STILL PLEASE FANS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EXTENSION CENTER OFFERS COURSES ON CANNING,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CONTESTANT WINS ESSAY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
MENNO WOMAN NOMINEE FOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
WEBER SNAGS HALIBUT FEVER IN ALASKA,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*WALTON, PARTNERS BEST AT BENEFIT","Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ELROD WON'T COURT OFF-THE-FIELD WOES,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1986, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*SAMPLING THE FARE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KDLT JOINS PTL CREDITORS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY FIRMS VARY ON AIDS PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*THESE OLDIES WEREN'T QUITE AS GOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*TO KENNEDY WITH CLASS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CHANGES CAUSE REARRANGING AT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE MINNESOTA TWINS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BURDEN TO PROTECT CHILDREN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TAXPAYERS SUCKERED AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
TEENS NOT TREATED FAIRLY IN DISPUTE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
KEEP TOBACCO DISPLAY OUT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
PRISON CHANGES NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
SCHOOL SETS 1987 CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"NEW COACH, PLAYERS GUIDE MITCHELL","Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*UNION FINALIZES RALLY PLANS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT CLOSES BURGER KING,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOLE TO CAMPAIGN FOR HUSBAND IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JENNER GRAND JURY RESUMES WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETROLEUM DISCHARGE FOUND IN WASTEWATER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
QUARRY PETITION SIGNUP SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
U S WEST OFFICIALS MAKE VISIT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN NAMED TO NATIONAL POST,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAS STATION OWNER DECLARES PRICE WAR,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DONORS GIFTS TO CHILREN OF STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*STARMARK EXPANSION MEANS 75 NEW JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC READY TO SUPPORT HIGHER TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY AGENCIES ADD TO BUDGET REQUEST LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
APPLICATION FORMS SENT OUT FOR REDI FUND,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BEEF GROUP RE-ELECTS WHITE RIVER RESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEFENSE CONTRACT BOOSTS ABERDEEN FIRM,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FUEL LEAKS FOUND IN PIERRE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*MILK PRODUCTION DROPS OFF,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE HUMAN SERVICES CENTER NEARLY FULL,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TO SEEK STRICTER LAWS PESTICIDE USE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*PENGUINS TO RECEIVE WINTER VACATION IN FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*QUAYLE TAKES PARTING SHOT AT DUKAKIS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER DEFENDS INDIANA SENATOR'S GUARD DUTY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STRYPER IN AS CITY'S NEXT CONCERT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER WANTS TESTIMONY TO BE KEPT PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*STRIKE UP THE BAND,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"WRITER SEEKS, FINDS SD PEACE MAKERS","Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*HABITAT RAZING, LAND USE REDUCE DUCKS","Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MEMORIES SURE ARE ALIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET TRIBES VOTE ON HILLS COMPENSATION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PEOPLE NEED TAX RELIEF (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESERVE HILLS BEAUTY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DON'T BYPASS TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
RELIGION THREATENED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
FORMER LINCOLN ATHLETE TO LPGA TOUR,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COUGARS WILL HAVE BITE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AUTOPSY BLAMES HEAT IN BOY'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TRUCKER INVOLVED IN COLORADO FATAL,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FIRE IN HOME KILLS HURON WOMAN, 82","Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT WILL BE EXTRADITED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL RECOMMENDS REAR FAIR ENTRANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WELL LETS CANTON LIFT BAN ON WATERING,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY DEMOLISHES HALL FILLED WITH WAR MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
APARTMENTS EVACUATED DURING FIRE IN KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO SAVE YOUR SKIN ISN'T DISHONORABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IN CONTEMPT IN GRAIN LOAN CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GUNMAN TAKES {dollar}300 FROM STORE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX CITY MORRELL FINED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE WON'T RISK RETIREMENT MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TORNADO RIPS OFF ROOF BY HOWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SOLO--STUDY PREDICTS BUSTLING HUBS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRE OFFICIAL'S JOB TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL FAIRGOERS DESERVE MORE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*VIKINGS HOPE TO IMPROVE ON '88 SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SEMINAR SHARPENS SKILLS OF DEER HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY SHOULD START BEFORE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
DASCHLE TO HOLD 5 MEETINGS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD DETECTIVE WILL TESTIFY ABOUT DRUGS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTER REGISTRATION OFFERED AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENIOR PROSECUTOR RESIGNING SEPTEMBER 15,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TWO PEOPLE SERIOUS AFTER I-29 COLLISION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROLLING IN THE DOUGH,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*OLD STORY IS TOLD IN NEW STYLE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*NEW AMBULANCE SERVICE OWNER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"PAHA SAPA TALLY COULD HIT {dollar}31,000","Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRACKING DEVICE PART OF MAN'S SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE RETAIL SALES SLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CONSUMERS WANT US-GROWN FOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EROSION COMPLAINTS ARE MORE COMMON,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WHITE RIVER WOMAN CITED BY MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL PAYING MORE FOR LEANER PIGS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DETERMINATION BRINGS CZECHS TO WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ALL SIGNS POINT TO LARGE TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
GRAHAM HOME PROVIDES BLUNT'S PASSPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
"*SF, A NEWCOMER'S GUIDE","Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SNOW REMOVAL NEEDS CLEARED STREETS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
CITY BOASTS 340 RESTAURANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*1886 DECISION AFFECTS ROAD NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.G, p.02, col.4"
"*A LIBRARY OF FUN, FACTS","Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*TOP 10 EMPLOYERS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
GETTING A SD DRIVERS LICENSE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
SUFFICIENT HOUSING AVAILABLE FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.G, p.07, col.3"
*SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.G, p.10, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS' RECREATION TRAILS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.G, p.13, col.1"
THE CBA COMES TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1989, sect.G, p.13, col.3"
*MUENSTER RELENTS ON 3-WAY DEBATES,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RESERVIST MOM READY TO GO,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IRAQI NATIVE SAYS SADDAM A KILLER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MCKENNAN BEGINS PHONE-IN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
IT'S TIME TO IMMUNIZE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
LIMIT DEBATES TO MAJOR CANDIDATES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SF GREAT PLACE FOR KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SOME WAR CRIMES GET DOUBLE STANDARD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WEAK NAILS ARE OFTEN SIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ORAL WILLS BY SOLDIERS ARE VALID,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD WHEAT MAY BE SOLD TO TURKEY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
BOARD WILL HEAR WASHINGTON REPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION MAY AWARD TRAIL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KENTUCKY SENATOR TO CAMPAIGN IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAW OFFICIALS SEEK PENITENTIARY WALKAWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN DIES IN BIKE CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRESSED AS NUN DURING CHILDHOOD HALLOWEEN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IRENE ENJOYS LIFE ACROSS 3 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*OLD, YOUNG SHARE AFTERNOON TOGETHER","Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LACK OF PROOF TO CARRY STIFFER PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"STORMS STIR TORNADO, HIGH WINDS","Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ARCHITECT STUDIES HARRISBURG BUILDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MEETING WILL DISCUSS MATH, SCIENCE EDUCATION","Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VETERAN CALLS ATTENTION TO AGENT ORANGE EFFECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY GOLFER HITS 2 HOLES-IN-ONE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COPTERS HELP SMOKE OUT POT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CUSTODIANS HIT SNAG ON SCHOOL PACT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD BROILS--'NO BREAK IN SIGHT',"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEEN'S EFFORT TO ATTEND ROOSEVELT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COOL NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
PROGRAM HELPS PARENTS LEARN CHILD-REARING SKILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
SF SCHOOL BUS ROUTES,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
REDISTRICTING GOALS GETTING SHORT SHRIFT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HUSET'S HAS EXCELLENT FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY GETS BLAMED FOR EVERYTHING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FOE MIXES OPINION AND FACT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HUSET'S SPEEDWAY ONE OF NATION'S FINEST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GIVE READERS THE FACTS CONCERNING ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HIGH TEMPERATURES SAP MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MAKING HEADWAY AT SUBWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SD ETHANOL BUSINESS BOOMING,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LAKE BOATING ACCIDENT CLAIMS 2ND VICTIM,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SETTING UP SAFETY CHECKPOINTS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD OK'S PARKING FEE REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL WORKER TAKES STAND IN BURTZLAFF TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON ESCAPEE MAY BE DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JAPANESE GARDENS DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SEES KENNEDY CENTER POSITION AS OPPORTUNITY FOR SD,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY ASKS FOR 3RD BILLBOARD REVISION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARTY MAY SUE OVER REDISTRICTING,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS CONSIDER PLAN TO REFILL,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HILLS FIRE BLACKENS 220 ACRES,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HURON RESIDENTS WANT VOTE ON HOSPITALITY TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO SPEAK AT USD SEPTEMBER 3,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW DOCTOR WILL AID HEALTH-CARE LOAD,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RC MAY SUE FOUNTAIN BUILDERS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COLTON VOTES TODAY ON LAGOON BOND,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COUNTIES NEED {dollar}1.5 BILLION TO FIX ROADS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LEGAL EXPENSE POOL WEIGHED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
KJIA FORMAT FEARS UNWARRANTED--NEW STAFF,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
O'CONNELL'S TOY CAME FROM MY SALE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RC HOSTAGE-TAKER SHOOTS SELF,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL LAWYERS IN CENTER OF HOSTAGE DRAMA,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"DAD, SON TAKEN HOSTAGE BY GUNMAN","Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CUT OUT BABBLE ON BUDGET ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RADIO COMMERCIAL HEARD ON MPR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUSH TAX PLAN WOULD HURT ELDERLY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CANDIDATES SHOULD REVEAL CONTRIBUTORS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BOY STILL SERIOUS AFTER PARKER FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HAAR, DASCHLE BANTER OVER ISSUE OF CARS","Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS ARRAIGNED IN RAPE OF 15-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SINGER RICHARD MARX TO PLAY AT HOBO DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN DELAYS SUIT AGAINST DAY-CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORKING OLD LINE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONSULTANT--CITY MUST MOVE ON CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WARY EDUCATION GROUPS EYEING INCOME TAX VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIGNS DRIVE HOME POINT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*STATE GETS JUMP ON INTERCHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GROUP STUDIES 911 EXPANSION STATEWIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FUND-RAISERS PLANNED FOR LUNG TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN MURDER OF WOMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*A KEEPER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SF CHURCH MEMBERS HELP OUT WEST VIRGINIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
KEEP HUNTING LAWS SAME,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*T-SHIRTS FOR THE BEST,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LARGE FARMS ON DECLINE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*NUMBER OF ANGLERS CONTINUES LOW,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*DELICATE & DOLL-ICIOUS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DON'T EXPECT TO DISCOVER...IN 'COLUMBUS',"Argus LeaderAug 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS CABLE RATES INCREASE BY 35[ A MONTH,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MOODY COUNTY TOWNS QUESTION POLICE COSTS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-CITY COMMISSIONER ACQUITTED OF SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS SCARE BIRDS OFF SUNFLOWER FIELD WITH GUNS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FOR SCHOOL TAXPAYERS THERE IS NO FREE LUNCH (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MERGER IDEA WORTHWHILE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'PRO-LIFE' SHOULD NOT MEAN KILLING DOCTORS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DASCHLE'S VOTE SHOWS HE'S IGNORING CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SMOKERS ALREADY PAY TOO MUCH IN TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
'YES' VOTE CAN SAVE STATE FROM 'DEATH' (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
EDUCATION SHOULD GET MORE GAMBLING FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"ANIMAL CONTROL SEEKS DOG THAT BIT BOY, 15","Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN INDICTED IN RAPE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN CHILD-ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN RAPE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN KIDNAPPING, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER SAYS SCHOOLS GAIN FROM TAX RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PANDA IN RED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'ADULTS ONLY' LANDLORD SUED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DESPITE OPPOSITION, CITY BACKS FLOOD PLAN","Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"TAX BOARD HARD TO FILL, BROST SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ELDERLY CAN APPLY FOR FLOOD ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAND VALUES REASON BEHIND SCHOOL SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE OUSTS OFFICIAL AFTER CHARGE FILED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SCHOOL INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMITTEE DEBATES VOTING PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PENNSYLVANIA AGENCY ERRED IN DEFAULT FIGURES,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT ORDERS DAMAGES REFIGURED IN ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
JUDGE SAYS CHILDREN NEED RIGHTS DETAILED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
EXPERT--ELECTION STRAIN ON TOWNS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JOHNSON SAYS PEOPLE WARY OF HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
INDIANS PLAN BOYCOTT OVER SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*SPRINTERS GO FOR THE GOLD AT HUSET'S TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*BREYFOGLE, JACKS HOPE TO KEEP OFFENSE ROLLING","Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*IMAGE GURU FINDS BEAUTY IN OUR MIDST,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE HOLE TRUTH,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RAM TYPE OF COMPUTER MEMORY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*BISHOP TO MAKE ANOTHER JOURNEY FOR ALL SAINTS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S SHOW TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HEALTH PLAN PUT ON HOLD IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WINFRED IS READY TO CALL IT QUITS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE TO COMPROMISE ON HEALTH-CARE BILL,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CLINTON ISN'T TRUE TO DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RIGID REGULATIONS ENDANGER FAMILY FARMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BANKERS ARE POWER BEHIND ELECTED OFFICIALS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BEDDOW SHOULDN'T TAKE OUT-OF-STATE BACKING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
DAKOTA 1 WILL FORCE NEEDED TAX REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PRESSLER SHOULD REJECT DOLE HEALTH-CARE PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"*GOD, NOT TRADITION, UNIFIES BELIEVERS","Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FOOTWEAR CHOICE IS UP TO DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN WHO SAYS HE'S GOD BEING EVALUATED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO DISCUSS BRIDGE AT MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STATE COUPLES WIN {dollar}100,000 IN LOTTERY","Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING HITS RECORD IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CENSUS SHIFT AIDS RURAL HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THRESHING CREWS REAP MEMORIES AT FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSED CUTS COULD DEVASTATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAIRWAY THROUGHWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA FRESHMAN CLASS UP 23%,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*FOREST COULD NEED FURTHER RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SNAPPLE TEA LABEL OFFENDS INDIAN GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FUNDING IS SOUGHT FOR LAKE COUNTY BOOK,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FRIVOLOUS LAWSUITS BARRED BY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS UNCOVER FOSSIL MAMMOTH TUSKS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FRIVOLUS LAWSUITS BARRED BY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"OPPONENT OVERSTATED EFFECTS, JOHNSON SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FLOODED HOUSE TO GET FACE LIFT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PUBLIC TELEVISION CANCELS STATE FAIR COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
2 FORMER BANK OFFICIALS INDICTED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MERCHANT TO RESELL STATE FAIR TICKETS FOR 8 ACTS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN FIREFIGHTER VIEWS JOB AS CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BIRDS OF FEATHER TO FLOCK TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE LOANS TO HELP CREATE 370 JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*WULF'S ARM CARRIES HIM TO JAPAN,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUSSIE WINS IN RETURN RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES ALIVE--NO JOKE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SDSU-USD RIVALRY BRANCHES OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*FIGHT AGAINST TEEN VIOLENCE HEATS UP--ARRESTS SOAR,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EX-GOVERNOR: 'ANYBODY HATES TO LOSE',"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOW SAFE ARE OUR SCHOOLS?,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*BOARD ADVISES ARGUS ON GROWTH ISSUES,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MORE JUVENILE OFFENDER FACILITIES PLANNED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
BUSINESSES CAN ACCESS STATISTICS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MIDLAND NATIONAL MAKES WARD'S 50,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAS PRICES REDUCED 3 CENTS STATEWIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WALSH KNOWS HIS BEEF,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOVE HUNTERS FACE SCRUTINY DURING SEASON,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANARIES LOSE 9-6 IN 10TH,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DIXON WINS FEATURE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*GUESS WHO'S CLIMBING ON BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*HUNTING DOVES HELPS POPULATION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
TEACHER HONORED FOR PROMOTING CONSERVATION CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
RACE CAR DRIVER HURT AT HARTFORD TRACK,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
2 VANDALS ARRESTED AT LAUREL OAK POOL,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
4 MORE HOSPITALIZED IN LUVERNE OUTBREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LAWYER: AWARD WARNS TRACKS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FAIR SALUTES WWII VETERANS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*COLLEGE, ACADEMY ALUMNI COME HOME TO MAKE RECORDING","Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*DAKOTA BOWL TAILGATERS GIVE UP PRE-GAME BEER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HOMEOWNERS NEED PERMITS FOR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BETTING IN CASINOS SETS RECORD IN JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LAWSUIT LINKING SWANGO TO HOSPITAL DEATH DROPPED,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA DROPS OUT OF MISSOURI RIVER GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SEAT-BELT LAW SNARES MOTORISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*CEMENT TRUCK TIPS OVER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SHOOTING SUSPECT ADMITTED FIRING AT VEHICLE--POLICE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FARM POLICY EXPECTED TO DOMINATE CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*CALLED A GIANT OF MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*OVERWEIGHT SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
BASE CLOSURES SEND MILITARY EQUIPMENT TO HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
OFFICIALS CHARGE DRIVER IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
OLDER WOMEN IN TEMPERANCE UNION HAVE TIME TO CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NEW LAW MAY AID HOME BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TOP JANKLOW AIDE GAMING SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
COURT OK'S ADOPTION FROM SD RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LIBERTARIAN PARTY GATHERING ENDORSES LESS GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
SD IMMUNIZATION RATE UP,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
TRIBES BUYING UP LAND--SO WHAT? (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PAY-ONE-PRICE SYSTEM (PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DIDN'T SEE AS A BARGAIN (WATERTOWN PUBLIC OPINION),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
RAPID GROWTH RESULTS IN RISING CRIME RATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
PROTEST AGAINST UN MUSTN'T BE VIOLENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
TWO-CYCLE ENGINES CAN HANDLE ETHANOL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
"CAMPAIGNS ARE TOO LONG, TOO NASTY (L)","Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*FINAL DAYS BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS MEAN FALL IS NEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY CELEBRATION OF VOLUNTEER WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
STATE FAIR EASES MUSIC FANS' PAIN WITH CURE FOR BLUE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.5"
*VAGABONDS LEARN ABOUT LIFE ON ROAD AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.G, p.06, col.2"
*ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS ABOUT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*DISTRICT OPENS NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*SNOW ALERTS RESTRICT PARKING,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL BOARD MEETS TWICE EACH MONTH,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
"*HOW TO TRAVEL AROUND, OUT OF CITY OF SIOUX FALLS","Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*SF GAINS REKNOWN AS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*MOTOR-VOTER LAW RAISES LOCATIONS TO REGISTER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*CITY RUNS UNDER STRONG-MAYOR SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
"*TOWNS OPERATE WITH CITY HALL, MAYOR","Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA LEGISLATURE DIVIDED INTO 35 DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
PROPERTY TAX MAIN SOURCE OF REVENUE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
*'95 YEAR OF NINE INCH NAILS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
*PAVILION TO HOUSE ARTS COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
*ORGANIZATIONS OFFER CHOICES,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.17, col.4"
*CITY MUSEUMS OFFER GLIMPSES OF PAST HISTORY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.17, col.5"
PUBLIC LIBRARY WELCOMES NEW ADDITION IN SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.20, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS CHURCHES GROWING AS FAST A POPULATION,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.21, col.1"
TWO PROFESSIONAL SPORTS TEAMS CALL CITY HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.21, col.1"
LIST OF SPECIAL INTEREST CLUBS IN THE SF AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.22, col.1"
*RECYCLING VOLUNTARY IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.24, col.1"
POPULATIONS OF SELECTED SD CITIES AND TOWNSHIPS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.25, col.1"
*GOLF COURSES IN AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.29, col.1"
"*HUNTERS, FISHERMEN WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED WITH CITY","Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.29, col.1"
*OPPORTUNITIES FOR RECREATION NUMEROUS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.29, col.5"
STATE PARKS AND REC AREAS,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.30, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS PARKS & BIKE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.31, col.1"
SEVERAL PLACES OFFER HELP FINDING DAY-CARE,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.31, col.1"
CENTER PROVIDES INFORMATION ON COMMUNITY AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderAug 27 1995, sect.N, p.32, col.1"
COLD COULD CLOSE CLASSES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AID TO SD TOURISM STILL A MATTER OF DEBATE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SHEEP PASTURE PAR FOR BISON,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BILLBOARD DISPUTE TO CLOSE DOLL MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*BILLBOARD DISPUTE TO CLOSE DOLL MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS UTILITY POLES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VICTIM'S NAME RELEASED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CITY CONSIDERS FEWER GARBAGE PICKUPS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SKY GAZER INTERPRETS LEGENDARY STAR PATTERNS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SD RETAIL TRADE {dollar}2.1 BILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SD RETAIL TRADE {dollar}2.1 BILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
ROAD CONSTRUCTION STAYED-CUSTER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"JANKLOW GOOD FOR DEMOCRATS, MCKELLIPS SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"JANKLOW GOOD FOR DEMOCRATS, MCKELLIPS SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
STATE FAIR VISIT WORTH YOUR WHILE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*PICK YOUR POOCH FOR COMPATIBILITY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*DOG CARE IS MORE THAN PUPPY LOVE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
PROJECT RESCUES MIGRANT WORKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*PIPELINE TO BRING WORKER DELUGE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PIPELINE TO BRING WORKER DELUGE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POISON SOUGHT TO FIGHT RABID SKUNKS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'SUNDANCERS' AWAITS PRODUCER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'SUNDANCERS' AWAITS PRODUCER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RED WILLOW'S FIDDLERS-GETTING INTO THE SWING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AREA BANDS HIGHLIGHT FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSIONS OFFERED FOR OUTDOOR SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN SURVIVES FALL FROM FIFTH FLOOR SCAFFOLD,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ADULT BOOKSTORES LIMITED UNDER PROPOSED ZONING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ADULT BOOKSTORES LIMITED UNDER PROPOSED ZONING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE LACKS FUNDS TO FIX UNSAFE DAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS UPHOLD SCHOOL ACCREDITATION RULE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS UPHOLD SCHOOL ACCREDITATION RULE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE FAIR LOOKING FORWARD TO BIG YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SURVEY-SLIP UP FAVORED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ANOTHER VIEW OF PAY BOOSTS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER ANSWERS ANDERSON (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FARM FAMILY ENJOYS 4-H WITHOUT FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WILL KULL TERMINATE CONGRESS' BARBER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN REACTION TO VFW CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"REGENTS' HEAD DISPUTES EDITORIAL, SAYS RAISES OK'D","Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"REGENTS' HEAD DISPUTES EDITORIAL, SAYS RAISES OK'D","Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"REGENTS' HEAD DISPUTES EDITORIAL, SAYS RAISES OK'D","Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HUNTING HERITAGE IN SD DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION TO CUT SCHOOL FRILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PETERSON-AGRICULTURE FACING DISASTER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
FORD WILL VISIT SF TO BOOST ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CHEMICAL PRODUCERS FAVOR GOP,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"DASCHLE, KULL IN WATERTOWN DEBATE","Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NEW COUNTY DEMO CHAIRMAN CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"DASCHLE, KULL IN WATERTOWN DEBATE","Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MEETING ON URANIUM EFFECTS SET,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"HAIL INSURANCE-GODSEND FOR SOME, OTHERS DISBELIEVE","Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
SCHOOLS LOOK TO BIG BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
BALLOT PROPOSED FOR AG SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*RAINDROPS DAMPEN FAIR WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*O'GORMAN GIVEN {dollar}100,000 FOR STADIUM","Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*O'GORMAN GIVEN {dollar}100,000 FOR STADIUM","Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*A FAIR DAY'S WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"'RAINBOW,' 'ZORRO' ONE-(BAD)-JOKE MOVIES","Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PERFECTING A SKILL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"DROUGHT, STORM DAMAGES REACH {dollar}138 MILLION","Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OGLALAS TO MOVE ENCAMPMENT SITE FOR WINTER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX IN DARK AFTER BLOWOUT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DROUGHT, STORM DAMAGES REACH {dollar}138 MILLION","Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OGLALAS TO MOVE ENCAMPMENT SITE FOR WINTER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DROUGHT, STORM DAMAGES REACH {dollar}138 MILLION","Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENTS EXPLAIN DRUG DEALINGS TO LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AGENTS EXPLAIN DRUG DEALINGS TO LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BRADFORD ADMITTED BEATING, FRIENDS TESTIFY","Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POSTAL UNIONS FACED REALITY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES JANKLOW FOR 'ONE-MAN RULE' (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"ADVICE FOR TRAVELER ABOUT STRIKE, EUROPE (L)","Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LIKED 'OLIVER' (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*IT'S BACK-TO-SCHOOL SUPPLY TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NEW ELLSWORTH TRUCK MAY BE A LEMON,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RESERVES TO SERVE WARRANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SF SCHOOL BUDGET WILL RAISE TAXES 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SF SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL BUS ROUTES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AAA SURVEY SHOWS SD GAS PRICES DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
6-YEAR-OLD ELECTROCUTED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAIL DEAL WILL HELP CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TAX PROTESTER'S SENTENCING SEPT 11,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
3 NAMES SUBMITTED TO FILL JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PIERRE MAYOR APPOINTED TO PANEL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
POLL SAYS MOST SUPPORT WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*NEW RULES APPLY TO SOME RAILROAD CROSSINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*NEW RULES APPLY TO SOME RAILROAD CROSSINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MITCHELL TEACHERS' CONTRACT 'TENTATIVE',"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PIERRE MAYOR APPOINTED TO PANEL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
POLL SAYS MOST SUPPORT WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"JEFFERSON, CHESTER NOT CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAYS","Argus LeaderAug 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BELL GETS RATE HIKE--PHONE BILLS GO UP,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MALPRACTICE SUIT DISMISSED AGAINST BROOKINGS DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*MORMON TELLS OF MISSIONARY WORK IN ALABAMA,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
RELIGION NEWS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
KELO TO EXPAND NEWSCAST TO 1 HOUR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*HOG FARMER CASHES IN ON CHAMPION BOAR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SEN HART VISITS SF FOR DEMOCRATIC FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF SCHOOLS DOING FINE--TOUGH ECONOMIC TIMES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE SUGGESTS END TO OUT-OF-STATE CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE TO RULE IF DEATH PENALTY CONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*WWII TAUGHT HOW PRECIOUS PEACE CAN BE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"DIVING ACT BARBARIC, FAIRGOER BOYCOTT URGED (L)","Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARMER RATES DASCHLE AHEAD IN PERFORMANCE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"IOWA ROOTS, SF HOME BRINGS WARM FEELING (L)","Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WHY NOT REWARD WELLNESS INSTEAD OF SICKNESS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROWN GETS CITY EMPLOYMENT POST,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY SCHEDULES HEARINGS ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ZELMER MEETS WITH JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS CODY'S CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"{dollar}200,000 IN GRANTS FOR RURAL WATER SYSTEMS","Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JURY TO DECIDE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ICY WALK,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FRANTSEN WINS AT SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR RACES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RANDY LEWIS WILL COME BACK--A WINNER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SOUPED-UP PICKUPS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD RESIDENTS REMEMBER THE DREAM,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SF BLACKS--FREEDOM'S ROAD IS LONG,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SUPER FANS PUT LOYALTY ABOVE ALL ELSE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DRIVERS WHO WALK AWAY FROM BAD WRECKS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HUNTING FEES PROMPT UNCERTAINTY ABOUT WHO'S RIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ENROLLMENT EXPECTED TO DROP AT COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PICKUP PULLS TUG AT HEARTS OF DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROUP IS UNDECIDED ABOUT TOUR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAT SHOW ATTRACTS AREA FELINE FANCIERS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CONGRESS WHITTLES AWAY MONEY FROM THE WEST,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITIBANK BOOSTS COMPUTER TRAINING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE HOPES TO STRENGTHEN ITS IDENTITY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PINE RIDGE BUSINESS SHUFFLES JOB TITLES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"GUN SAFETY, LAWS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS GAME (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUNKING MADE NO DEAL FOR UNION SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WOMAN GIVEN DRIVING ADVICE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MANY TAXPAYERS CAN'T AFFORD {dollar}25 TAX BOOST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ASPAAS REMARK WAS BLOWN OUT OF PROPORTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
NATIVE AMERICANS DESERVE EQUAL TIME (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*TEACHERS SHOULD LOVE THEIR PUPILS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ENDS DIDN'T JUSTIFY THE MEANS IN BARBIE CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HASSLE OVER ARTIFACTS MAY EMBARRASS WATT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*7 RESIDENTS AREN'T ENOUGH TO RUN TOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHREIER STRIKES LATEST VERBAL BLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"WINDS THRASH GLENHAM, EDMUNDS COUNTIES","Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
16 HONORED FOR HEROIC DEEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SWIFT PLANS TO REOPEN HURON PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
*STATE'S MORTALITY RATE BELOW NATIONAL RATE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AGENCY HAS AUCTION TO PAY BACK WAGES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS WANT JURISDICTION RETURNED TO STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOSCHWITZ FILLS CAMPAIGN WAR CHEST (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MINNESOTA WAGES WAR ON MOSQUITOES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*DROWNING IN WHEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
HEARING DELAYED IN JEWELRY DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER PREPARES FOR START OF CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
MITCHELL CONSIDERS WATER PLANT BONDS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
ASSOC APPEALS UNFAIR PRACTICE COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
CONVICTED EMBEZZLER GETS 2 MONTHS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
DEPARTMENT SUSPENDS STATE LIVESTOCK DEALER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"FIRE CHIEF FACES RAPE, MOLESTATION CHARGES","Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
HEARING SCHEDULED IN MANDAN CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
STIFFER REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
BANK FRANCHISE TAX--AN INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC OFFICIALS WILL APPEAR AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
GOP COMMITTEE OKS BYLAW CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
'I JUST HIT HER BECAUSE I HIT HER',"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE FAIR GATES OPEN TUESDAY IN HURON,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DARLA HUNTER COOKS BETWEEN STUDYING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
STATE ARCHIVES HEAD TO SPEAK AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*BREEDER DEVELOPS NEW WHEAT STRAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MERCHANTS' REGISTERS RING AS STUDENTS RETURN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PIK DISTRIBUTION IN STATE IS FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"EDUCATIONAL TOY, GAME STORE OPEN MONDAY","Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS PASS PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT EXAM,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
PURPLE RIBBON WINNERS AT ACHIEVEMENT DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1983, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*SCHOOL OFF TO STEAMY START,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOFER'S LAWYER REQUESTS DELAY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 BROTHERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY WILL BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ATTENDANCE RUNS STRONG,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CITY PAYS {dollar}58,000 FOR INTERIM DIRECTOR","Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NURSES EXPRESS CONCERN FOR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REGISTERING CHOICES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FREE PARKING SOUGHT FOR DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PARENTS WORRY ABOUT CROSSING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SPRINGFIELD FATE IN JUDGE'S HANDS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LAWYERS ASK FOR EXTENSION ON PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RENNER MAN DIES MONDAY IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TOMMY LEE'S PARENTS AGREE TO JOINT CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
END OF THE LINE IS NEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY'S BUSY STREETS SHOULD BE FIXED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT GETS REQUEST FOR MANDAN REVIEW,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS SEEKS MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"PROPERTY RE-EVALUATION MAY CARRY {dollar}173,000","Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FHA AGREES TO RETURN FARMER'S EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL DISCUSS FOOTBALL GAME,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
COACHES AT 1ST QUARTERBACK CLUB,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL REJECTS WAGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLICE PREPARE FOR STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AMERICAN FARMERS NEED FAIR PRICE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HYPE RUNNING AWAY WITH WESTERN COMMON SENSE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PAY REFLECTS DARK SIDE OF OUR BUSINESS CLIMATE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CRITICISM IS NOT JUSTIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*RAIN DOESN'T STOP FAIR'S PARADE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHEESE FIRM TO TRANSFER OPERATION TO YANKTON,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLASS FOR CONSUMERS TO MEET TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW OFFERS GRANT TO SIOUX VOCATIONAL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULTING OFFICER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SAY HUMANLIKE FOOT BELONGED TO BEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRELIMINARY SD PAGEANT WINNERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN DIES OF ELECTROCUTION, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BELL SAYS NATION'S TEACHING IN SHAMBLES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
INVESTMENT REPORT WILL PAY DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE THROWS OUT SUIT AGAINST REGENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEADLINE SUNDAY FOR WATER PROJECT PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEPUTIES PULL UP 80 POUNDS OF WILD MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ENGINEER HOPES FOR SD-MINNESOTA COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORUM TO EXAMINE DECLINING RED MEAT DEMAND,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"STATE RECEIVES {dollar}75,000 NATIONAL SCIENCE GRANT","Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
3 CHILDREN HURT IN ACCIDENT ON TRIBAL FAIR RIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CBS SHOW FEATURES SD MAN AND HIS BUGS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
COURT RULES CONVICTED BURGLAR SHOULD GO FREE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
LAID-OFF WORKERS TAKE PROTEST TO CHICAGO,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
EXPERT SAYS CROPS NEED HEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
TAKES POST WITH PARKS DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*FILLS UP WITH LOW GAS PRICES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCRAMBLED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHERS TO VOTE ON SALARY HIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN STUDENT HAS TRIP TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SHORT MAN FILLS TALL ORDERS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PRAIRIE REPERTORY BREAKS ATTENDANCE RECORDS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SCHOOL AFTER LABOR DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BANNING CATTLE FUTURES DOESN'T MAKE SENSE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KEEP PROGRESS GOING IN IMPROVING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ROCK BAND'S LYRICS BAD INFLUENCE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*MCDOWELL WANTS GUNS BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ABDNOR, DASCHLE DEBATE TALKS BREAK OFF","Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAIR BOOSTS HURON BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN WILL BE TRIED AS ADULT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIVE MORE DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FUND SET UP TO HELP IVANHOE, MINN, FAMILY","Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN CAN GET WORK RELEASE FROM JAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEIERHENRY RAPS AGENCY'S LEASE OF LOCAL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NBC NEWS TO TAPE PART OF SERIES IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"BEADLE ESTIMATES WHEEL TAX WILL ROLL IN {dollar}150,000","Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY JURY CONVICTS 3,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FEWER TEACHERS ATTEND EARLIER CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS BACK AFTER HELPING NORTHWEST,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEACHERS TOLD TO STRESS RESPONSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATES AGREE ON FUNDING ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FARMERS WILL FEEL LOSS OF TAX CREDIT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LAWYER TO DECIDE WHETHER TO APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
READY TO BATTLE AMENDMENT ON TEXTBOOK LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
RURAL AREAS IN DARK IN STORMS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*STATE SALUTES PIONEER TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BERESFORD MAN KILLED IN WRECK,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD DISPUTE INTERESTS SOVIETS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*REPAIRS KEEP TRAFFIC SNARLING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PHEASANT POPULATION NOT ONLY POSITIVE SIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*STATELY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRIDE STILL GOING DESPITE A FALL-OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
4-H TROUPE STAGES HISTORY LESSON,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ARSON,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAS CUSTOMERS TO GET REFUND,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN INJURED IN FAIR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*FIRE, POLICE ASK FOR MORE EMPLOYEES","Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY WANTS RULING ON MINING MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PROMOTE EDUCATION, TEACHERS TOLD","Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINT OFFERS LASTING MEMORY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MURDER TRAIL LEADS TO BALTIC,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
APPLICATIONS TO SERVICE ACADEMIES TAKEN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS DECIDES NOT TO CONFINE CATS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MICKELSON, SINNER TO MEET IN STANDING ROCK","Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORK BEGINS ON NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY SEEKS ANSWERS TO DISCHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WILLIAMS MANAGER REASSIGNED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT GOING HIGHER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MINING FIRM HAS WAY TO RESTORE LAND,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"SD, ND HAVE FEWEST AIDS CASES","Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SHANARD SEES PITFALLS IN COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MAXWELL WARMS TO CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ENGINE COLLECTOR LOVES GETTING STEAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDIES COMPLAINT AT JANKLOW RESORT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HELMETS DANGEROUS TO CYCLISTS' HEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PROVIDED QUAYLE JUST WHAT HE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SD DRIVE INSPIRATIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
US GREAT BECAUSE OF GOD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
SD PEOPLE HOSPITABLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
DRUNKEN DRIVING EVENT SET (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
BUSINESS AS USUAL AHEAD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
PIPELINE WATER SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
QUAYLE WILL BE FLUSHED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
SD VISIT TESTS QUAYLE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*JAMES CONTESTS BOXER'S BERTH IN OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRAIRIE PEDALERS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WINNERS CONQUER TUTHILL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PIERRE SEMINAR TO EXAMINE SD HUNTING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"*CYCLISTS PEDAL FOR FUN, COMPETITION","Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*ABDNOR CHAIRS 4-H FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON BEGINS SERIES OF MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROLLOVER ON I-29 LEAVES 2 SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLK PLANS RALLIES FOR GOP OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ARTISTS WITH CERAMICS DISPLAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PONDERS JUDGE'S DECISION,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESERVATION DRAWS ON INTERNATIONAL HELP,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CASE OF MISSING BABY BODY STUDIED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HIGHWAYS TO STATE FAIR OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*LETS DAUGHTER WORK WITH THE GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CO-OP WILL PROVIDE ASBESTOS TRAINING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COMMENTS SOUGHT ON MEAT PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT IS SUBJECT OF PUBLIC TV CALL-IN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN REPORTS RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS BECOMING A FINANCE HUB,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
GUARDIANS IN UNIFORM FOR SD,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*PIONEERS' INGENUITY LAID GROUNDWORK,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
"INTERSTATES, AIRPORT BRING TRAVELERS","Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
STREET NUMBERING SYSTEM PUZZLES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*PLACES OF WORSHIP PLENTIFUL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
HAVE 90 DAYS TO GET LICENSE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.G, p.03, col.5"
*5-MEMBER BOARD GOVERNS SF PUBLIC SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
*A LOOK AT THE TOP 10 EMPLOYERS IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.G, p.07, col.1"
*RESIDENTS FIND OPTIONS FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.G, p.08, col.1"
*CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL GETS NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.G, p.09, col.1"
"*5-MEMBER BOARDS RUN CITY, COUNTY","Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.G, p.09, col.1"
SNOW DAYS MEAN CITY DRIVERS ...,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.G, p.09, col.1"
"*VISIT A MUSEUM, PARK OR ZOO","Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.G, p.11, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS' AVERAGE TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.G, p.13, col.1"
ORDINANCE COULD THROW SKATEBOARDERS FOR A LOOP,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1988, sect.G, p.14, col.1"
*CITY MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MANY WANT PIECE OF TOWN'S MELONS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*WE'RE NO 'BIG, BAD MAMAS'","Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MANAGING ON THEIR OWN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SECOND-GRADERS' ADVICE TO FIRST-GRADERS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MUST HELP DEFEAT COLUMBIA DRUG LORDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KID'S DRINKS AT PARTY ARE COSTLY FOR PARENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MUENSTER WOULD AID MINES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T CALL CENSORS AMERICAN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BEDWETTING USUALLY A SLEEP DISORDER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMPANY MAY SUE TO STOP ASH BURIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE ISSUES WARNING REGARDING EX-INSUROR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TORNADO RIPS OFF ROOF BY HOWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO STILL SERIOUS AFTER I-29 CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW DOMINATES IN RETURN AS LAWYER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE CAPTAIN A WILD 'JIMMY DEAN' IN YOUTH,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RETURNING HOME TO A CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON PETITIONS WON'T SWAY 2 OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEBRASKA COUNTY CLERK FACES RECALL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*EX-COLTON DOCTOR DIES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*COUGARS RELYING ON EXPERIENCE FOR '89,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CITY NAMES POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS UNIT GOING TO GULF,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY PLANS TO MOVE PAVING STONES--HISTORIAN OBJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HEAT, HUMIDITY HIT DANGER ZONE","Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TEACHERS OK 5.6 PERCENT PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*GUITARIST PRAISED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HURON RESIDENT CALLS FAIR 7-DAY CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*STURGIS NATIVE TO THANK HOPES FOR MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
ATLANTA ROCKERS STAY TRUE TO BLUE TRADITION,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DON'T FORGET ABOUT OTHER KEY ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER OUT OF TOUCH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MINING FIRMS HAVEN'T SHOWN RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
INPUT WANTED FOR FARM-LOAN MEDIATION,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NEW BARREL FIRM HOLDS GRAND OPENING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RAVEN REPORTS NET INCOME UP,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*LIVESTOCK PRICES DOWN AS PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*LAW OFFICIALS SEEK 2 MISSING INMATES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MATTRESS FIRE FORCES FAMILY FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOUNT RUSHMORE'S FALL HOURS BEGIN SEPTEMBER 4,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON BUREAU PLANS CAREER DAYS IN SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLERS PUSH FOR WASHINGTON ZONING CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOLS LOSE CASH UNDER AMDAHL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MONITOR PATHFINDER DISMANTLING CLOSELY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL FAVORS WASHINGTON AS OFFICES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN ENTERS GUILTY PLEA IN CITY RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FARMERS UNION POLL RETURNS TO STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEN WANT SEPARATE TRIALS IN I-90 SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN HAS DONATED 51 GALLONS OF BLOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEDIATION SESSION FAILS IN BOARD-TEACHER TALKS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VEHICULAR HOMOCIDE CHARGE FILED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VOLGA CLINIC WILL CLOSE DISPITE COMMUNITY EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RC MAN CHARGED IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*ESCAPEE CHARGED IN RAPE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FAIR FUN BREWIN' IN THE SUN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"OFFICERS TRACK SKUNKS WITHIN CITY, MANY RABID","Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CIRCUIT JUDGE BARS MURDER REFERENCE IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PROTECT INTERSTATE FROM SIGN INVASION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*VIDEO LOTTERY OPERATORS REMAIN SENSITIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CHILD MOLESTERS GET LAX PUNISHMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COUNTY'S WHEEL TAX IS JUST 1 MORE BURDEN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*HAGGARD IS TOO OLD TO DIE YOUNG,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE TRUTH ABOUT FOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUDIENCE ALMOST OUTSINGS BROOKS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*COOK--RECIPES ARE FLEXIBLE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
EXPRESSIONS TO PERFORM DOWNTOWN TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL SUPPLIES BEING DISTRIBUTED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE AWAITS LEADS ON KILLING CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TEACHERS, BOARD DISCUSS SALARIES","Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE SENTENCED TO 5 YEARS FOR DRUGS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EXERCISE TABLED FOR A NAP,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONCERNED OFFICIALS CONSIDER FREE VACCINATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRIVATE AIRLINE SERVICE POSSIBLE FOR CITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GUARD SEEKS COUNTY FUNDS FOR RENOVATION OF ARMORY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"HARTFORD MAN, OFFICIALS DISCUSS INVESTIGATION BILL","Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEETING FOCUSES ON HOT TOPICS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX INDIANS WANT MINING STOPPED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS IN COLTON OK SEWER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DON'T PULL THE WOOL OVER THEIR THIGHS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE WON'T PROSECUTE IN MANURE DUMPING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRIBE HIRES ACCOUNTANT TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PETROLEUM CLEANUP PROGRAM STRUGGLING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
VERMILLION SCHOOL BOARD OK'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
FIRST BANK CELEBRATES WEATHER BALL DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STATE'S NSP LINEMEN PLACE 1ST IN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*ROLLING ALONG,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*BURGER CHAIN GETS NEW NAME, MENU","Argus LeaderAug 28 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
HOSPITAL COMPARES COSTS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WILLOW RUN GOLF COURSE FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY PLANS 57TH STREET TUNNELS UNDER I-229,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COST TO STAY IN SD HOSPITAL LOWEST IN US,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CONGRESS NEEDS TO HAVE TERM LIMITS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COURT SYSTEM HAS PEOPLE WHO CARE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FEDS MAKE RIGHT CALL IN KING BEATING CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD MILITARY BONUSES REASON TO BE PROUD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MAY DESERVES VOTE FOR PUC COMMISSION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DONOR OFFERS REWARD FOR FINDING RAPIST,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOOSE LAKE DUCKS HIT WITH BOTULISM,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX MAN CHARGED IN FRIEND'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL AGENCY GETS EDUCATION GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO CHARGES FILED AGAINST BOX ELDER COP,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CARETRAUM LOSES SUIT CLAIMING CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOM--SON WAS DEPRESSED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW WITNESS PEGS MOELLER TO RUMMAGE SALE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRAUMA CENTER RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SD DEAD LAST IN TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FORESTRY CAMP ESCAPEE CAUGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRM ANNOUNCES GOLF FINE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HOT SPRINGS CONSIDERS RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ABERDEEN MAN NOT COMPETENT FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*GAS AND GO,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE GETS EXTENSION ON LANDFILL REQUIREMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
AMOCO LOOKING FOR BUYER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*VIKINGS 'OUT TO MAKE UP FOR LAST YEAR',"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CLOSEUP,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*STRENGTHENING ARTS WOULD MAKE SF BETTER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROGERS CHRISTENS STILTSKINS WITH OLD-STYLE BLUES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FLOOD BRINGS DELUGE OF JOBLESS CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"STATE AIMS TO LINK RURAL, URBAN HOSPITALS","Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CANCER SURVIVOR DRAWS STRENGTH FROM HOPE AT CHARITY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHILDREN NEED OUR PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SPECIAL RIVER FLOWS WITH BEAUTY AND LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*HIDDEN AGENDA LURKS IN GRAZING FEE HIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'ARGUS' MANUFACTURED NEWS ON DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FAIR'S ALL-DAY PASS DOESN'T QUITE STRETCH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DUMPING KPAT WILL CHASE YOUTH AWAY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
THOSE LOSING JOBS IN FLOODS CAN GET AID,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
FURNITURE AVAILABLE FOR FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOWARD MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MARIJUANA CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL SUPPLIES GIVEAWAY THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRAIRIE VILLAGE JAMBOREE RE-CREATES THRESHING DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY TOLD IT CAN'T DENY VIDEO-LOTTERY BID,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION CONSIDERS REGISTERING PEDDLERS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HERE COME THE SUNFLOWERS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NEIGHBORS OPPOSING GRANDMA'S PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FORMER TRIBAL CHAIR PLANS LEGAL ACTION,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MISSION MAN SENT TO PRISON FOR ASSAULTING EX-WIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SEVEN INDICTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP BOYCOTTING WAUBAY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"SCHOOLS SEEKING TOO MUCH MONEY, SYMENS SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNORS STILL WARY OF CLINTON HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"*AFTER 6 YEARS AT USD, MENAGE READY FOR LAST HURRAH","Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"CANARIES END SKID, WIN 12-5","Argus LeaderAug 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GUNNING FOR AN END TO ROAD HUNTING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STATE FAIR BREAKING RECORDS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TRIBE SOLD MILLIONS IN EQUIPMENT WHILE BIA WATCHED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CONFUSION OVER REGULATIONS HELPED SCHEME CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"STEEVER, AESCHLIMANN HONORED IN CHICAGO","Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORK ONGOING ON {dollar}10 MILLION HOUSING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL LEFTOVERS HAVE USES, TOO","Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER SHOOTING SELF,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ELECTION REGISTRATION WILL END MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO SPONSOR AG SUMMIT AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY TRIES TO DIG UP FUNDS TO FIX HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*ROLLING STONES FANS LINE UP FOR CHANCE TO SEE SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*WOMAN FIGHTS DISEASE FOR SELF, OTHERS","Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE LOOK FOR MISSING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*PETITIONS TO BAN SURFACE MINING FILED,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SDSU PROFESSOR TO HEAD JOURNAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATES DISPUTE DRUG STATEMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
UPDATES BUMP UP SIZE OF RALLY & RACE CROWD,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
FORMER BANK HEAD ENTERS INNOCENT PLEA,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
*CITY TAKING STEPS TO HALT FURTHER SLIDING,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
STORMS MAKE PATH ACROSS AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
RAPID CITY ON MYSTERY-FARE DESTINATION LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
MORE TO CITY CAHRTER THAN BOARD CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
VOTERS CAN RESPOND TO PLEA (MITCHELL DAILY REPUBLIC),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
CENSUS REPORT CHANCE TO REACT (ABERDEEN AM NEWS),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
ABIDE BY ALL RULES--WORK FOR CHANGE (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.06, col.2"
DIFFERENT WAGES SOUND SYMPHONY'S SOUR NOTE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.07, col.1"
SCHOOL-BOARD VOTES NOT 'THEM VS US' ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.07, col.1"
US JUDICIAL SYSTEM FORGETS THE INNOCENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.07, col.2"
TEEN SAYS ARTICAL MISQUOTED ALCOHOL USE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.07, col.2"
'NEW AGE' TEACHING HURTS NATION'S SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.07, col.3"
WALKER SHOULD CUT ONE LOGICAL POSITION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.07, col.3"
GOALS 2000 ISN'T GOVERNMENT INTRUSION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.07, col.4"
DETAILED INFORMATION NEEDED ON PROPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.07, col.4"
STATE LIBRARY SHOULDN'T RELY ON LOTTERY FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.07, col.5"
STINK OVER CATTLE IS OF PAPER'S MAKING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.07, col.5"
CITY LOSES FIGHTER WITH NEWCOMB'S DEATH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.07, col.6"
GATT WILL BE SLOW TO NATION IF PASSED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.E, p.07, col.6"
"*HE'S NOT A KID, BUT FEELS LIKE ONE","Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PRESERVES TAKE FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
CHOSEN TO LEAD WILDLIFE FEDERATION,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*WAITING BEHIND THE BUDGET CUTS: SOME REAL FACES,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*PRIEST'S PHOTOGRAPHS CAPTURE LIFE OF SIOUX,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*A DIFFERENT RAD MEAT IS MAKING A COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CAN SIOUX FALLS STOP GANGS FROM THRIVING?,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CONTROLLING GANGS ALLOWS SIOUX CITY TO ESCAPE FEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PROFILES OF 3 GANG MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOLS OPEN TODAY WITH BIG CHANGES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW RIGHTLY ATTACKS TEACHER CONDESCENSION (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW'S EFFORT HELPS STATE FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BONUSES WASTE TAXPAYER MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"SUPPORT FOR PRESSLER, JOHNSON IS DIFFERENT (L)","Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*'SCOOBY DOO' STAR IS CLEARLY BEST OF BUNCH,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT'S COOL IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW LOW FOR BIRDS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
4 MORE HOSPITALIZED IN LUVERNE OUTBREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO SPEAK AT CHAMBER EVENT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY OF MISSING WOMAN HOPEFUL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JOHN DEERE MAY PULL OUT OF FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC DEFENDER BRACING HERSELF FOR SD WINTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PIERRE HIT BY TORNADO AND HAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
PHEASANT POPULATION APPEARS DOWN IN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*EX-COUNCIL MEMBER TO CHALLENGE MAYOR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CITY MAKES PITCH FOR ETHANOL PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE OK'S {dollar}3.5 MILLION FOR I-90 INTERCHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HOLY CROSS SEES A BIGGER FUTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*WAS A SCHOOL COOK IN VOLGA,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA RANKS 24TH IN WETLAND AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"COMPUTERS TO LINK STUDENTS, BALLOONIST","Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TRIBE--BIA DISRUPTS LANDFILL PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
CHANGES DON'T HURT 4-H PRESENCE AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
OGLALA SIOUX CONCIL KEEPS CASINO COMPANY,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*TAX ID NUMBER CAN BE ASSIGNED BY AN EMPLOYER,"Argus LeaderAug 28 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
VET FAIR GOER READY FOR 69TH,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX DEBATE {dollar}105 MILLION SETTLEMENT FOR BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HURDS ORDERED OUT OF HOME-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HURDS ORDERED OUT OF HOME-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX DEBATE {dollar}105 MILLION SETTLEMENT FOR BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MITCHELL COP HIT TWICE IN LINE OF DUTY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BANKS DECISION MAY TAKE MONTHS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TEXAS FIRM PRESENTS COAL SLURRY PIPELINE PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE-THORSNESS DECISION DUE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE-THORSNESS DECISION DUE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HANDICAPPED TRANSPORTATION SCRUTINIZED,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TEXAS FIRM PRESENTS COAL SLURRY PIPELINE PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"DEPUTIES, COMMISSION TALK PRIVATELY","Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"DEPUTIES, COMMISSION TALK PRIVATELY","Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*THIS SQUIRREL GOT THE CHANCE TO DINE ON ICE CREAM,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE-THORSNESS DECISION DUE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HANDICAPPED TRANSPORTATION SCRUTINIZED,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SALES TAX RECEIPTS AT SD'S HOTELS & MOTELS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SALES TAX RECEIPTS FOR LODGING DECLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*SALES TAX RECEIPTS AT SD'S HOTELS & MOTELS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SALES TAX RECEIPTS FOR LODGING DECLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
COMMISSION HAS TROUBLE WITH MINNEHAHA BUDGET,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"GRAIN, ROW CROP HARVEST SLOWED","Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HEARING TO SPOTLIGHT RURAL LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HEARING TO SPOTLIGHT RURAL LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SD WOMAN HELD AFTER CHASE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
DEATH OF A HERO (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BLIND PERSON CITES HAZARD OF WALKING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
BLIND PERSON CITES HAZARD OF WALKING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
SUMMER SWIMMING PROGRAM PRAISED,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
MIDWEST GOVERNORS OFFER THREE-POINT ENERGY PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MIDWEST LOWEST ON FUEL RESERVES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COSTS PRE-EMPT STATE FAIR AQUARIUM,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
LUNCH COSTS AT SCHOOL ARE AS LOW AS THEY GO,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
LABOR SUIT APPEALED,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
LABOR SUIT APPEALED,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
*COOKING FOR 450 INMATES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*COOKING FOR {dollar}450 INMATES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*RABBIT MEAT IS VERSATILE, TASTY","Argus LeaderAug 29 1979, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
COMPLAINTS SAY JUDGE LEFT ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMPLAINTS SAY JUDGE LEFT ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLITICIANS' FAIR TARGETS UNDECIDEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLITICIANS' FAIR TARGETS UNDECIDEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'GAME' PROBE NOW UP TO STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STEPHEN KING'S FIRESTARTER,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HERPES VIRUS TAKES OVER SPOT HELD BY GONORRHEA,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HERPES VIRUS TAKES OVER SPOT HELD BY GONORRHEA,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PETITION MAY BLOCK BUILDING OF STORE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETITION MAY BLOCK BUILDING OF STORE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLITICAL SYMBOLISM IN ABUNDANCE AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLITICAL SYMBOLISM IN ABUNDANCE AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION DOUBLES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POSTMASTER WRAPS UP 35 YEARS OF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POSTMASTER WRAPS UP 35 YEARS OF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION CARBIDE CEASES WORK UNTIL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION CARBIDE CEASES WORK UNTIL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINNERS OF VACATION DRAWING NEED CAUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PHONE RATES CUT FOR SOME FOR LOW USAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PHONE RATES CUT FOR SOME FOR LOW USAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WINNERS OF VACATION DRAWING NEED CAUTION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HAZARDS OF TIMES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHS PARKING AID (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BACKS 'FAMILY' RATING OF MCGOVERN'S VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BACKS 'FAMILY' RATING OF MCGOVERN'S VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
REGENTS' MERIT PAY APPROACH CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
REGENTS' MERIT PAY APPROACH CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
KRANZBURG MAN KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"60,000 AT FIRST 2 DAYS OF STATE FAIR","Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF FIREMEN BEGIN MD RUN TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAX-CUT BACKERS WANT MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RESERVATION SHOOTING RULED SUICIDE-PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
'UNION LABEL WEEK' PROCLAIMED,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PRESSLER HAS VIETNAM VETS' JOB PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RESERVATION SHOOTING RULED SUICIDE-PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SUIT SEEKS CONTROL OF SD PRAIRIE DOGS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CHILD PAY LAW FACES CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*COURT--SPOUSE CAN'T FILE SUIT FOR ADULTERY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*OGLALAS, FEDS DIFFER OVER CAMP MOVE","Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*OGLALAS, FEDS DIFFER OVER CAMP MOVE","Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COURT--SPOUSE CAN'T FILE SUIT FOR ADULTERY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"AUGIE, WISCONSIN-STOUT MAKE COLLEGE FOOTBALL HISTORY","Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTENSEN TO FILL CIRCUIT JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RIGHTS PANEL TO ATTEND CITY MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINN MAN ARRESTED AS POT PLANE CASE LIVES ON,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD FRAT TO FACE GAMBLING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RIGHTS PANEL TO ATTEND CITY MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTENSEN TO FILL CIRCUIT JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BRADFORD ADMITTED STRANGULATION, ROOMMATE SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD FRAT TO FACE GAMBLING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANCIENT TRACTORS REMINDER OF PIONEER LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO ABANDON PLANS TO FILL IN WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CARTER DIPLOMACY HELPFUL IN CHINA (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CARTER DIPLOMACY HELPFUL IN CHINA (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS MAY BREAK SCHOOL CALENDAR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HONOR FOR FORD (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STRICTER APPROACH AGAINST CRIME URGED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DIRECTOR DISPUTES CRITICISM OF IRS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
{dollar}446 MILLION SPENT FOR NEW CARS IN '80,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDY SAYS DOG RACING HELPS TOURISM,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIDDLERS TO FIDDLE AT MADISON,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS TO BE ASKED ABOUT PESTICIDES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDY SAYS DOG RACING HELPS TOURISM,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON RECLAMATION OFFICE CLOSES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NUMBER OF FARM COUNTIES DWINDLES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HIGH COURT DISMISSES DAMAGES APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NUMBER OF FARM COUNTIES DWINDLES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HIGH COURT DISMISSES DAMAGES APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE TAKING NO SIDE ON AIR HUB,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
BOARD READY TO ASSIGN STUDENTS TO NEW SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DEMO WALSH TO RUN FOR LT GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*THE WEST WAS HOT, THE EAST WAS NOT","Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL PARENT CO VULNERABLE CONGLOMERATE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMUNION SERVICE BEAMED TO COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"DEMOCRATS NEED TO FOCUS ON SOLUTIONS, HART SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VE'S EFFORT TO DUMP POSITION HITS SNAG,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PEOPLE WILL BUY JUST ABOUT ANYTHING,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROBERTS CHIDES DONATION FREEZE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
2ND SEATTLE BANK CONSIDERING SD AS CREDIT...,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
UNITED AT FOSS FIELD (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SF MEN TRACE PROTEST MOVEMENTS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*FUTURE UNRESOLVED BY CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DISAGREES WITH FINE ABOUT CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TEACHERS URGE BOARD TO ACCEPT OFFER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY GROUP NOT PART OF CHANGE MOVEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SIMPLE RULES ENHANCE PLEASURES OF BIKEWAY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ROBERTS ANSWERS GRAIN PACT CRITISISM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ROBERTS' WATER BILL VIEWPOINT ASSAILED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
COMPUTER TO CONTROL RIVER POWER PLANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COUNTERFEIT BILL TURNS UP AT STORE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE-BARNS FOUND IN NORTHERN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE VIETNAM MEMORIAL URGED,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
2 FACE MURDER CHARGES IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JAMES RIVER TOUR CLARIFIES PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
PANEL HEARS COMPLAINTS OF PLANNED PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
VA SPENT {dollar}108.2 MILLION IN SD IN '81,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
WEB IMPACT COULD REACH {dollar}400 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
STATE FAIR OPENS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*BULLIES DON'T MESS WITH MASTER LEE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*TOUGH TIMES MAY BE OVER FOR CAR DRIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WAITING-NOT GUN CONTROL-SENSIBLE (WOSTER),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*A WOMAN'S LIFE ALONE RAISING A GENTLE HERD,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SALE OF HIS '53 MERCURY MARKS RURAL TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JAPANESE STUDENT SEEING MORE OF US,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*INEZ MEYER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*TRACTOR EVENT PULLS LARGE CROWD,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD ENTERS HIGH FINANCE POLITICS (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
SD INVESTMENT COUNCIL MEETS THURSDAY IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.6"
BELL STRIKE ENDS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRST DAY BACK STILL EXCITING AFTER 20 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KIDS HEAR MAGIC IN SCHOOL BELLS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION CONSIDERS STREET REPAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW APPOINTS 5 TO FORM LOAN BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE CAN'T STOP NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEEN STARTLES WOULD-BE BURGLAR IN MOTEL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DRIVERS TASTE REVENGE AT DEMO DERBY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL OPENINGS SAP WALL'S TOURISM,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SD LURES TOURISTS IN PROFITABLE SEASON,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
NEA ABUSES TAX-FREE STATUS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ONE DOME IS ALL WE NEED RIGHT NOW (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY POSTAL SERVICE DESERVES PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RED CROSS REARRANGES ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PET OF THE WK--2-YR-OLD SPRINGER SPANIEL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
AG OFFICIALS APPROVE CATERPILLAR CHEMICAL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
AUGUST HEATWAVE DRIES UP WATERMELONS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
POULTRY & RABBIT PRODUCERS FOR PROCESSING,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR WILL DISCUSS DROUGHT WITH BLOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
DEADWOOD CHALLENGES PETITIONS ON TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS ARE WARNED ABOUT INSECTICIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FIRE IN 3 SPEARFISH BUILDINGS WAS ARSON,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TRUCK LEAK SPEWS COAL ON RC STREETS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
4-H'ERS WILL BARBECUE TON OF BEEF,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*HOTTEST DAY ROASTS STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOND ISSUE MAY MEAN HOME FINANCING,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SFC'S BRIAN HANSEN TAKES HIGH WAY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BIG SIOUX, JAMES RIVERS HOT WITH CATFISH","Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
"SERVICE CLUB BOYS, GIRLS","Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON MAN DONATES STATUE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY WILL DISCUSS PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DIRECTOR OFFERS NEW NAMES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE GRANTS 5-WEEK DELAY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STEWART BROTHERS BUILDING SHOPS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ADRIAN WOMAN DIES IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE REVERSES GUILTY VERDICT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY PROPERTY NEEDS RE-EVALUATION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*BELL WILL PUT NAME ON CARD,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CUNNINGHAM MAY FILE ETHICS COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
STATE GETS EXTENSION ON PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HASN'T SHOWN NEED FOR SEWER TAX (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HUNKING HAS BEEN DISASTER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HUNKING HELPING SF (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ADMINISTRATORS HONOR EDUCATION OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD OFFICIALS TENTATIVELY OK TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LEAD VOTERS WILL DECIDE GARBAGE FEE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"LIFE AMENDMENT PAC ENDORSES PRESSLER, BELL","Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"MADISON WILL RECEIVE {dollar}510,000","Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NUMBER OF BEAN LEAF BEETLES INCREASING,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
O'MEARA WILL SPEAK AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"PRESSLER, DASCHLE LEAD IN FARMERS UNION","Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRACTORCADE BACKING FARM ISSUES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRUCK DRIVER FROM WEBSTER DIES IN OHIO,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CAMPERS FORCE CHANGE OF RULE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*MORRELL OFFER--75 CENT PAY CUT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STORM SWAMPS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON TEXTBOOKS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TO GET MOVING WITH A REVISED PROJECT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PATH OF HALLEY'S COMET,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*LOTTERY, LUCK BRING WOMAN {dollar}5,000","Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHERWOOD CHANGES PLEA,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SLIM CROP OF FUTURE FARMERS AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR--REAGAN FAILED FARMERS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HEARING TO EXAMINE CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WASTE RULING BACK IN COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AGREEMENT WILL KEEP SHELTER OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOME LOANS AVAILABLE TO PREVIOUS OWNERS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS SEIZE MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COORDINATOR OF NURSING DIES AT 58,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS OK BASEBALL FIELD REPAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OPENING DAY'S STATE FAIR CROWD,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
WEDNESDAY SET STATE FAIR RECORD,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN ADMITS SHE SHOT 'MARTY',"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS GETS FROSTY TASTE OF FALL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROBBERY SUSPECT ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REPORT--SD HAS LOWEST ANNUAL PAY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
TIME TO QUIT DEBATING DEBATES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINING ISSUE DESERVES NEWSPAPER'S ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NOTHING NEW ABOUT AG IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CASE HANDLED PROPERLY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*AC/DC DELIVERS EAR-SPLITTING MUSIC,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIDEWALK ARTS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MADONNA OPENS DOOR FOR PARENT-CHILD SEX TALK,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF TEEN BRINGS ADVENTURE TO FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE LIMITS EVIDENCE FOR MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANALYST ON WALL STREET DATA,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HITCHHIKERS LEARN DRUG LAWS - THE HARD WAY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY INDICTS WINGLER ON TWO SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHWARTZ FILES APPEAL OF LABOR CASE RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LOVE OF ANIMALS FOR CITY FATHER, SON","Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD DELEGATES TO WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"WATCHFUL WORKER SAVES CHILD, DOG","Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*NEUHARTH TO BE DAKOTA DAY PARADE MARSHAL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIGHTNING STRIKES FEAR INTO MADISON FAMILY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOWER BRULE VOTERS BAR ALCOHOL ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NORTHWEST PLANS NO BIG CHANGES IN AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICE ARREST 3 IN ATTACK ON SKATER,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD NATIVE WINS WHITE HOUSE PHOTO AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WINE CONTEST TOASTS BROOKINGS ENTRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS SENTENCE FOR ASSAULT CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ANONYMOUS TIP FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CANTON'S SALES JUMP,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*INGALLS ADDS PUNCH TO SOUTHWEST STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HURON MOTHER CHARGED,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS TO BUILD A NEW CHURCH,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EXAMINATION OF HANDICAPPED MAN WHO DIED,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ATTACKS ON TWO WOMEN PROMPT SEARCH FOR MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FANS GOT {dollar}10 WORTH OF JUICE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PRESCHOOLS SHOULDN'T BE ALL WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CRACK DOWN ON VANDALS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"BOARDS SHOULD CUT ADVISERS, SPENDING (L)","Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GREATER RESOLVE BY AIRLINES NEEDED,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LOOP NOISE UNBEARABLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RAZING HOLLYWOOD A MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*CHARISMATICS WORSHIP IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*FLANDREAU TABBED AS FAVORITE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JURY TO MEET AGAIN ABOUT CHILD'S MURDER,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWN WATERING RULES MAY END NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIMKE RECEIVES EDUCATION AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MORRELL OK'S {dollar}14,000 FINE","Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 TEEN-AGERS INJURED IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRACTOR ACCIDENT KILLS LAWMAKER,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*2 TEEN-AGERS INJURED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXPOSITION HALL HAS IT ALL AT THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MURDER CHARGE BRINGS RELIEF, CRITICISM","Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOUTHEAST GROUP SETS SIGHTS ON TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD SCHOOL RECEIVES US HONOR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CLARK TRIES EXPERIMENTAL PLAN TO LURE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ECONOMIC BOARD TO CONSIDER 2 APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MARRIAGES HIT 20-YEAR LOW; DIVORCES STEADY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS TO RETURN TO ALPENA SCHOOL THIS FALL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIPP COUNTY PLAN WOULD CUT PRISON CROWDS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON AWARDS GRANTS TO 3 PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*INCREASE LARGEST IN SENIOR CLASS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*CHEVY SHINES AT CAR SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SMALL-TOWN ARTESIAN FIGHTS OFF OBLIVION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RESTAURATEUR CLEARS PLATE AFTER ALMOST 40 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*HUSEBOE HOUSE JOINS LOCAL HISTORY REGISTER,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*HEARST RECALLS U S OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KNIGHTS LOOKING TO SURPRISE FOES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*LAIRD, LANG WIN BEST BALL","Argus LeaderAug 29 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
DROUGHT WON'T HURT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAIR ATTENDANCE DOWN THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA WOMAN KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOWN'S SEARCH FOR DOCTOR PROGRESSING,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RESIDENTS NEAR JFK TIRED OF CLOUDY LIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISPUTE STATE'S UTOPIAN IMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX MEASURE NOT POPULAR AMONG CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RURAL LIBRARIES COULD TAKE BRUNT OF CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*IOWA SHERIFF BLASTS SD PRISON,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN FOUND MURDERED DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRISONER PHONE SERVICE CALLED COSTLY 'NIGHTMARE',"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OKLAHOMA MURDER SUSPECT MAY FIGHT EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*SNIFF FOR SNIFF, ABILITY TO SMELL","Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"NAME GAME SCORE--MICHAEL 24, SARA 38","Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GAMBLING IS GOVERNMENTAL POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POPULATION TRENDS PUT PREMIUM ON LEADERSHIP (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC POLICY NEEDS BALANCE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DOCTOR COMMENT CONFUSING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*O'GORMAN'S FOCUS IS ON TITLES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*CITY STOCKYARD CONFIDENT OF ITS DOMINANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HOWARD CHURCHGOERS USING HALL AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOUNT VERNON TEEN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMELLY WATER BLAMED ON RIVER'S SLOW FLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT SOUGHT FOR ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAGNER MAN GIVEN FOUR YEARS PROBATION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AREA TOWNS IMPLEMENT TAX FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION OK'S REYNOLDS PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD GROUP TO PUSH GAMBLING NATION WIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD APPROVES PAY INCREASES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD TO INCLUDE YANKTON RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SELLOUT A FIRST FOR STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LICENSE PLATES REVEAL DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
YANKTON BATTLES FOR COLLEGE ASSETS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*DR DEVICK DIES OF CANCER,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SMITH, EX-ARGUS NEWSMAN, DIES","Argus LeaderAug 29 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MEET FACE-TO-FACE WITH HOPE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*1990 SD STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MISSION TO AID EARTH'S ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SF GAS PRICES SIMILAR TO AREA CITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
FUTURE OF EROS LOOKING UP AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BIG BUSINESS CAN SHOW COMPASSION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"PULL TROOPS, LET ARABS SOLVE CRISIS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BIKERS AT STURGIS LEFT LOT OF GOOD WILL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CREATION 'SCIENCE' SMACKS OF MYTHOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PRESSLER SERVES ALL SD PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*AGE HASN'T DIMINISHED TOM JONES' ENTHUSIASM,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUTHOR SETS DIETS ASIDE TO LOSE WEIGHT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEARCH FOR GOLDEN PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOK MAKES MEALS FOR CITY'S STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ANDERSON NAMED TO NATIONAL POST,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET INDECISION MAY GIVE WORKERS FURLOUGH,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ONE WALKAWAY FOUND, OTHER STILL AT LARGE","Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"3 MEN, TEEN-AGER SAY SUSPECT ABUSED THEM","Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AMBULANCE SERVICE DEBATE HEATING UP,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRUNKEN DRIVER IN COURT - AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR QUIET ABOUT POSSIBLE ENERGY CRISIS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WORKER NEARLY ELECTROCUTED WHILE FIXING SIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABORTION PROTESTERS APPEAL TRESPASSING CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"THRIFTS GAVE PRESSLER {dollar}45,000","Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE PROBING MORE ILLEGAL DUMPS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ANDOVER TEEN-AGER DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MILBANK DRIVER KILLED IN MOTORCYCLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"*CITY, COUNTY WORKERS TO REYCLE USED PAPER","Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
COURT WILL DECIDE FATE OF BLACK HILLS TRAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
RECYCLING PROGRAM BEGINS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
CITY TESTING SEWERS ON PHILLIPS AVENUE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*OPTION OFFENSE MAKES HARRISBURG FAVORITE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RAIN IMPROVES ROW CROP PROSPECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
DAKOTA DUNES TO INSTALL FIBER OPTICS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.6"
*FAIR-GOING TEENS LAP UP LOUD VANILLA ICE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON PRODS JANKLOW FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUSES MISS NEW HIGH SCHOOL BY HALF MILE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROFITS PLENTY FOR GRANDSTAND,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*KEEPER OF THE KEYS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*TRAVIS AND BROOKS ARE BETTER,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SF PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DO PARK JOB RIGHT 1ST TIME AROUND (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHEEP INDUSTRY NEEDS NATIONAL PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SF COMPANY'S SUCCESS IS OVERLOOKED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
REAL STORY IN KANSAS IS 'LATE-TERM' ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*ADMINISTRATORS OFFER TIPS (PROF),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*IT'S BEEN TOO HOT TO FISH,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SNAPPING 'DANCES WITH WOLVES' UP,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
BACKS VIDEO LOTTERY BAN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS FIRE BLAMED ON ARSON,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CIRCUIT JUDGESHIPS TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO COCAINE POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE GROUP ENDS WEEKLY BINGO GAMES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BODY FOUND BELOW FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FINE THREAT SPEEDS FRONTIER CLOSE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACHER CONTRACT TALKS FAIL AGAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MASTEN'S PRESENCE SPARKS FURY AT JURY SELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CAN'T SHAKE IMAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE DISMISSES MISCONDUCT CLAIMS IN 1977 TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COLORADO TEEN-AGER KILLED IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE GUTS WAREHOUSE IN BELLE FOURCHE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN OFFERED EXPLOSIVES FOR DRUGS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OPENING DAY FAIR ATTENDANCE HIGHER,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTAN HURT IN FATAL OREGON WRECK,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PALATIAL PICKING,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"DASCHLE, SIERRA CLUB POSTPONE MEETING","Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIAL RELEASES PLAN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL FEES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"BOOTHS OFFER FREEBIES, CANDIDATE EXPOSURE","Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FAIR MOCK TRIAL GIVES COURTROOM FEEL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
VICTIM PORTRAYED AS PEACEFUL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CORPS RECOMMENDS INCREASE IN RIVER LEVELS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS INSURANCE AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LEGISLATOR CALLS FOR CONSISTENT POLICY ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SCHOOLS FACE ROADBLOCK TO EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*3 MEN INJURED IN LAKE PRESTON,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WHS NOT PART OF THE PICTURE AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SHAME PREVENTS ABUSE VICTIMS FROM SPEAKING OUT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*'HONEYMOON'S' OVER--NO ROMANCE, FEW LAUGHS","Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SF AUTHOR TO SIGN BOOKS TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SERENITY PRAYER CUTS STRESS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SHARING STATE'S LAND IS WORTHY THE FIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*MODERN PEOPLE HAVE SPURNED GOD'S WAY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ANDREW RELIEF GOODS ACCEPTED AT MALL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANOE SPURS SEARCH OF SF LAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DR LAWRENCE FINNEY GETS PHYSICIAN AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BANK HEISTS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEEN OUT OF HOSPITAL AFTER JUNE VAN WRECK,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KANSAS SENATOR STUMPS FOR HAAR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CASINO MANAGEMENT CENTER OF DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COALITION TO SEEK 'NO TAX' PLEDGE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SMOKING BAN ORDERED FOR ALL STATE BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*3 HURT IN 2-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*EXPERTS DISAGREE ON TESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MINE RUNOFF WORRIES SPEARFISH RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW WEATHER OFFICE TO OPEN EARLY 1994,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRISON CAMP GIVES HURRICANE ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIAL DATE OCTOBER 26 IN ABERDEEN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUVENILE JUSTICE STUDY BEGINS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HERITAGE CENTER OPENING ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
SDSU SEEKS RARE BACK-TO-BACK FOOTBALL SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN TALLEST OF TALL LOCAL TEAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*DOCTOR SHOOTINGS MAY BE HARMING 'PRO-LIFE' CAUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MARCHER--IT'S SUBTLE RACISM TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COMPARING TAX RATES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BALLOT IDEA WOULD CUT TAX IN HALF,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DOMESTIC ABUSE PLAGUES OUR STATE (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS STILL NO 1 IN STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TAXPAYERS' MONEY USED WISELY (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*SOME SUMMER CEREMONIES SIMPLE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
COSTNER PLAN WILL HIKE PROPERTY TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
COSTNERS' GAIN NOT TO BE SHARED BY STATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
EVERYONE PEDDLES OWN LINE ABOUT CURES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NEVADA WOES PROVE HOW GAMBLING HURTS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TURN HOUSEWIVES LOOSE ON NATIONAL BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
COSTNER PLAN WOULD PROVIDE MANY JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
EGAN CASE POINTS OUT WRONG OF DEATH PENALTY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
FORGET CYCLE HELMETS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
WASHINGTON CENTER WILL BOLSTER CITY'S ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
EACH ONE SHOULD PAY FOR OWN HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SERVICES ABOUND FOR MENTALLY ILL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
DISMISS OFFICERS IN YELLOWBACK CASE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
PETITION CIRCULATING TO IMPEACH CLINTON (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
S DAKOTA BECOMING A SECOND NEVADA (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
BROOKINGS CENTER NAMED FOR RON REED,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONNECTICUT FIRM TO BUY CITY CROP INSURER,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEETING TUESDAY ON SURETY BONDS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S LARGEST LIFE INSURER PLANS TO GROW,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CANARIES' SEASON IS IN THEIR HANDS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANAREIS GO EXTRA TO WIN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EIDSNESS MAKES SWITCH TO QB,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BET VOTE REGISTRATION DEADLINE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE PLANS TO VISIT FORMER SOVIET UNION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CROW CREEK COUNCIL RESCINDS BONUSES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE STABBING REPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SUPPLIES AVAILABLE FOR INDIAN STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GOLD WING CLUB GLIDES INTO TOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JAYCEES PRESIDENT ENJOYS INVOLVEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"WEATHER HARD TO EXPLAIN, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BRANDON BOOMING ON EDGE OF CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
JUDGE REFUSES TO CUT AMOUNT OF BOND,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO RETALIATION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MANDERSON MAN KILLED BY TRUCK,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POWERBALL PRIZE STILL UNCLAIMED,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN ENTERS GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*STUDENTS MOVE IN AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
EDGEMONT DUMP COMMENT DEADLINE NEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MAN TAKES FOURTH-GRADERS ON CLANDESTINE FIELD TRIP,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SDSU DORM VISITING HOURS EXTENDED FOR SOME STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
PLUMBER HAS PENCHANT FOR UNEARTHING DINOSAURS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SCRAP SALES TAX HIKE FOR SCHOOL FUNDING,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*'LATE SHOW' STARTS LATER ON AREA STATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S OK TO BE BULLHEADED ABOUT UGLY FISH,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
BATTERED WOMAN FIGHTS THE SYSTEM TO LOCK UP ABUSER,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN REMAINS MISSING,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHO WILL REPLACE MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOODBYE TO HOMETOWN FANS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
THE MORNING LINE FEATURE STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CRIME ISSUE BOUND TO COME BACK SOON (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*LOOK AT READER BACKGROUNDS WHEN REPORTING STORIES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FAILED POLITICIANS SHOULDN'T STOP SDPTV (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PUBLIC BROADCASTING ON GOVERNOR'S HIT LIST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
JOHNSON VOTING RECORD MAY PUT HIM OUT OF JOB (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
VIDEO-LOTTERY SHUTDOWN DOESN'T STOP GAMBLERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
UNJUST ABORTION LAW SHOULD BE OVERTURNED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
REPUBLICANS FORGETTING THE AVERAGE AMERICAN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HALT WASTEFUL PROGRAMS BY GETTING INVOLVED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"CLINTON HEALTH CARE EXPENSIVE, UNWANTED (L)","Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
STOPPING VIDEO LOTTERY HAS POSITIVE ASPECT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
SMOKING LESS HARMFUL THAN POOR EATING HABITS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CHANGING GOVERNMENT GOOD FOR SIOUX FALLS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PUT VIDEO LOTTERY IN ZONED AREAS ONLY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
'BORING' HOMILIES DON'T KEEP CATHOLICS AWAY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"IT'S NOT GUNS, SOCIETY CAUSING CRIME (L)","Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
DON'T PUT GOVERNMENT AS HEALTH CARE'S BOSS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
DEMOCRATS' PIT BULL ATTACKING SD SENATOR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
DON'T LET SCARE TACTICS THWART DAKOTA 1 GOALS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
CARNIVAL TO RAISE MONEY FOR MDA,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA TO START SCHOOL YEAR SEPT 8,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BIA IGNORED SCAM, OBSERVERS SAY","Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIRST DAY OF FAIR BREAKS RECORD,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*HOT, DRY WEATHER LEAVES BEES AND WASPS ABUZZ","Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEWEST MAGISTRATE JUDGE GETTING USED TO ROBE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NAACP RENEWS GROUP'S STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*POLICE SEARCHING FOR TWO ESCAPEES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CRAZY HORSE GETTING MORE VISITS THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE SEEKS PROBE INTO GASOLINE PRICES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEANS SAYS CHARITY NOT GIVING ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CORN GROWERS SEE WAY TO RAISE PRICES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*MISS STATE FAIR SPREADS SMILES ON, OFF STAGE","Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"FIREFIGHTERS WATCH, WAIT IN BLACK HILLS","Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"*DAY-CARE OPERATOR HAS FUN, GOES EXTRA MILE--PARENTS","Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*SOUTH DAKOTA COUPLE ADOPTS ROMANIAN CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*5-YEAR RULE GOVERNS MANY IRA BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*GET ON BOARD FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MONTGOMERY PLAYS TONIGHT AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SENIOR PICTURES ARE A JOURNEY INTO PAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ANDERSON PROVES COMEBACK IS REAL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LEDOUX ROCKS FAIR WITH COWBOY STYLE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BIRDS FLY AWAY WINNERS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VIKINGS HAVE THE TALENT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RICHARD GRABS POINT LEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*RAPID CITIAN WINS STATE PRE-SENIORS TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*NEIGHBORS FORM WATCH GROUP TO FIGHT CRIME,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SOME IDEAS FOR KEEPING JUVENILES OUT OF TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS SWEAT ON FIRST DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TRY SOME PROGRAMS ALREADY WORKING IN CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"ADMIT, COMBAT GANG PROBLEMS (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"PACKWOOD, REYNOLDS SHOULD RESIGN NOW (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CRAZY HORSE WORK IS A REMINDER TO ALL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ETHANOL WORKS IN BOAT ENGINES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRESSLER BECOMES SEN. 'PAC MAN' (L),"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*OCD SYMPTOMS VARY IN SEVERITY; HELP IS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TAKING CARE INTO THE AIR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SIZE, QUICKNESS MAKE RIDERS A FAVORITE","Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN HALTS GAME WITH BIRDS DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*BERG, BALTIC SAVOR FIRST VICTORY IN SEVEN YEARS","Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*DEFENDING STATE CHAMPS APPEAR READY TO REPEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"MAN, 43, ARRESTED IN GANG RAPE AT MOTEL","Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
15-YEAR-OLD ARRESTED IN BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AIDS CASE RAISES FEARS IN REVILLO,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EXHIBITORS VIE FOR FAIR-GOERS' ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"WINDS, HAIL DAMAGE AREA CROPS","Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY STUDENTS BEAT NATIONAL AVERAGE ON EXAMINATION,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
THRESHING SHOW DATE TO STAY THE SAME,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SOMEONE TAKES GUARD HUMVEE FOR JOYRIDE,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL QUESTIONS SEAT BELT CITATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WOMAN SENTENCED FOR STEALING AT BANKS,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COUNT SHOWS PHEASANT POPULATION IS DOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
POLICE CHARGE WOMAN WITH CARELESS DRIVING,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CARPENTER PLEASES CROWD AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DAKOTA 1 SUPPORTERS NEAR PETITION GOAL,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
PET BLACK BEAR IN TOWN DESPITE WILD ANIMAL BAN,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*HE WORKED ON THE ASWAN DAM,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*WHEAT PRODUCTION IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MAN COLLECTS ELVIS MEMORABILIA,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NEW MUSEUM WANTS HISTORIC LEAD PLATES,"Argus LeaderAug 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
National parents group grades SD as 'B'.,"Argus LeaderAug 29, 1990, sect.A, p.4, col.3"
SIOUX NOT INTERESTED IN {dollar}105 MILLION FOR HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX NOT INTERESTED IN {dollar}105 MILLION FOR HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JAVITS TO LOOK AT RURAL TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JAVITS TO LOOK AT RURAL TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JAVITS TO LOOK AT RURAL TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"CORPORATION FINED {dollar}2,500 FOR MINING","Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CORPORATION FINED {dollar}2,500 FOR MINING","Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ANNEXATION INJUNCTION REFUSED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GAS SHOULD BE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NICHOL ELECTED TO POST,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EXTENSION OF KELO'S SIGNAL ASKED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NICHOL ELECTED TO POST,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ANNEXATION INJUNCTION REFUSED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
OLDEST CONCESSION STAND A FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*IT'S A SAD JOB NO ONE WANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
OAHE BUDGET TRIMMED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"SCHOOL'S ON, EVEN WITHOUT CONTRACTS","Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"SCHOOL'S ON, EVEN WITHOUT CONTRACTS","Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
WATER SUPPLY SUFFICIENT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
FARMERS MAY BE ALL THAT'S LACKING AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SPENDING TAX MONEY-CAREFULLY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"*DAKOTA DOME-STUDENTS, FACULTY RESPOND","Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING HER POINT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING HER POINT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REBECCA POLZINE--A LIFE IN DANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*REBECCA POLZINE--A LIFE IN DANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD TRIBE OFFICER FATALLY SHOT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROSEBUD TRIBE OFFICER FATALLY SHOT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PART OF SD CEMENT PLANT TO CLOSE IN FALL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL TO STUDY BLOCK GRANT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL TO STUDY BLOCK GRANT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*MCGOVERN, ABDNOR AVOID CLASH AT STATE FAIR","Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'MONEY GAME-IT'S AMERICA'S CHOICE',"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ND DETERMINED TO AVOID STATE-OWNED RAIL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PATROL TO BE OUT IN FORCE FOR LABOR DAY WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PATROL TO BE OUT IN FORCE FOR LABOR DAY WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FOES OF DAKOTA PROPOSITION PREDICT CHAOS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MILLER FARMER LOSES MALPRACTICE SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR EXCELLENT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR'S EDUCATION STANDS DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD NEEDS TWO-YEAR COLLEGES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
USE COMMON SENSE ON BICYCLE TRAILS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
NCPAC'S ELECTION ADVICE NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
OZARK OFFERS REDUCED ROUND-TRIP FARE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
READING OF CITY BUDGET DELAYED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRIZZELL TO HEAD USD ART DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATES TO BE AT YANKTON RALLY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EMERGENCY CARE WORKSHOP PLANNED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRIZZELL TO HEAD USD ART DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROTC ENROLLMENT UP AT SD SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ROTC ENROLLMENT UP AT SD SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE-CARTER WON'T GAIN IF HE CANCELS GRAIN EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ELLSWORTH AIR BOMB WING BELOW STANDARD,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE FAIR COMMISSION TO TRY NEW MONEY-MAKING IDEAS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ANTIQUES NOT ALWAYS OUTDATED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PARK SERVICE CLEANS CAMPSITE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PARK SERVICE CLEANS CAMPSITE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORE COLLEGE STUDENTS FORCED TO BORROW MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JAYCEES DEBATE ALLOWING WOMEN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MORE COLLEGE STUDENTS FORCED TO BORROW MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
RED TAPE CUT--55 MPH LIMIT STAYS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGES RIGHT ON...(ED),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
40 MILLION TOURISTS NTO WRONG ABOUT SPAIN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CAMPAIGN FINANCE LAWS NEED TO BE RE-EVALUATED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS FEATURE SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS FEATURE SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CAMPAIGN FINANCE LAWS NEED TO BE RE-EVALUATED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
IMPROVEMENT URGED FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
40 MILLION TOURISTS NOT WRONG ABOUT SPAIN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS FEATURE SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN MUST COOPERATE FOR WORLD SURVIVAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"REGENTS THANK ARGUS, DEFEND BUDGETING (L)","Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"REGENTS THANK ARGUS, DEFEND BUDGETING (L)","Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ABDNOR--HILLS CAMPS COUNTERPRODUCTIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWYERS WANT MURDER CHARGE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CROP INSURANCE DEADLINE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CROP INSURANCE DEADLINE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEIERHENRY TO VISIT CHINA NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
65 HOT SPRINGS TEACHERS SIGN CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WEILAND TAKES JOB WITH DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*THE GOOD DOCTOR HOOKS FAIR CROWD,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*THE SIDESHOW'S A SUCCESS AT FARM DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
EX-PROF FIGHTING RETIREMENT POLICY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
KYLE SCHOOL TO FULFILL DECADE-OLD DREAM,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
SOFTBALL BRINGS KREUZER BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOFTBALL BRINGS KREUZER BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RACER DROOG 'LUCKY' WINNER,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*LAKE VERMILLION BASS 'TIRED' THANKS TO BASSMASTERS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HUNTERS--BEWARE OF NEW ROAD LAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*AUGIE COACH DUNLAP PLAYS RABBIT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*AUGIE COACH DUNLAP PLAYS RABBIT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THIS IS NOT LIKE SQUEEZING BLOOD FROM A TURNIP,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COLLEGIAN WOMEN RUSH TO BE ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COLLEGIAN WOMEN RUSH TO BE ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ALICIA THIELE--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.D, p.16, col.1"
*SF WOMAN HEADS NATIONAL TAX ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CATTLE FEEDERS STEERING AWAY FROM MARKET,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"WHOLESALERS, BUSINESS SAVE WITH FREIGHT CO-OP","Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SF WOMAN HEADS NATIONAL TAX ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"WHOLESALERS, BUSINESS SAVE WITH FREIGHT CO-OP","Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
12-WEEK TAX COURSE STARTS SEPT 10,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
JERRY NOONAN APPOINTED TO SD BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
"RAVEN SALES DOWN, BUT PROFITS HIGHER","Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
3 ELECTED DIRECTORS OF SD RETAILERS ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE LAST OF A GENERATION--BRANDON,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CANTON RECEIVES 2.11 INCHES OF RAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*MN NATIVE HITS PAY DIRT AS FOOTBALL TACKLE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WHITE HISTORY BOOK,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"3RD ANNUAL TOY RUN AT REDFIELD, SD","Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CENTER FOR WOMEN RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
HORSEBACK RIDE FOR CANCER SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*DEMOLITION DERBY-INSTANT JUNK,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OIL OFFICIAL DISPUTES WELL PERMITS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD'S NO 2 INDUSTRY-HAS YO-YO YEAR,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHADEHILL FIGHTS SHARK RUMOR WITH HUMOR,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
3 YANKTON FACILITY TRUSTEES ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FIGURES SHOW CONCERN FOR RETARDED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUND RULES FOR POLITICAL LETTERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HOW TO GET ECONOMY BACK ON THE TRACK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SEES DEHUMANIZING EFFECT FROM ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*STATE FAIR USHERS IN POLITICAL SEASON,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BIDS BEING LET FOR MOWING HAY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CUTS COULD HIKE PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"LET'S DISCUSS DONATIONS, DASCHLE SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SPACE-MADISON BOY'S FAVORITE FRONTIER,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SKATERS ROLL IN MONEY FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*COST OF PHONES DOESN'T DETER STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SD ATTORNEY CLEARED OF VIOLATING OATH,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
REINERS MAKES A WINNING RETURN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEAT WAVE RUINS SD CORN CROP,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CONTINUOUS MOTION SPEEDS RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*TEACHING IN GERMANY FAMILY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FOSS JOINS JUVENILE DIABETES BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RIGHT TO LIFE PICKS SERIES DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*GIRL SCOUTS NAME PROGRAM DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*BELL RETURNS TO FULL FORCE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FED OFFICIAL WILL DISCUSS ARMS CONTROL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRM WILL PRESENT COUNTY'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOT WEATHER MAY GIVE STUDENTS VACATION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER ASKS JUDGE TO DISMISS HOUSING SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER SKS JUDGE TO DISMISS HOUSING SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC WORKS WILL NEED MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER HEARS ELDERLY'S PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
VOLUNTEERS GIVE FAIR NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE FAIR EXHIBITS SD'S BEST (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CLOSING STATIONS POSE SAFETY PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RULING BLOCKS LEASE OF STATE BUILDINGS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
POLICE HAVE NO SUSPECT IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN FACES BURGLARY & THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW SENDS MCKELLIPS APOLOGY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"13,690 ATTEND 1ST DAY OF SCHOOL","Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BUREAU TAKES BIDS FOR ROSEBUD LAND,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CANOVA STUDENTS GET EXTRA WEEK OF SUMMER,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PANEL OKS INSTALLMENT OF TRIBAL COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR BODY OF WAGNER MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TASK FORCE DISCUSSES HS STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
2 RC PEOPLE GET RIVER PARK AWARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LIE DECTOR TEST PART OF APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE WOMAN NAMED INSURANCE DIVISION HEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*STURGIS MAN WINS 3 PRIZES IN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LAWYER WANTS EVIDENCE SUPPRESSED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*STORES HELPING IN BOYS' SEARCH,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE OK'S BOND SALE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WEDDING AT PIKE'S PEAK,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMMUNITY PREPARES FOR FIRST SESSION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PARKING, LOST PARENTS AT FAIR","Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
PROGRAM ADDRESSES CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
THEOS SPONSORS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*COPING WITH ADVERSITY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LEARNING ABOUT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ADVISES STUDENTS WHAT CLASSES TO TAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY CUTS MUSEUM CURATOR POST,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONVICTED TAX EVADER WILL BE SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HUMANE SOCIETY SPONSORS BOOTH,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REGISTRATION REQUIRED TO GET DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STREET CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COMMITTEE UNABLE TO FILE FINANCIAL REPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
STATE'S ATTORNEY WILL STAND TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
350 PRISONERS ELIGIBLE FOR SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
AND YOU CAN CALL ME WARDENESS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
REGULATION NEEDS TO BE CHANGED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
THINGS TO REMEMBER FOR NEW SCHOOL YEAR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HELP NEEDED TO CURB DRUGS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STRONG DEFENSE NECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BON HOMME DEPUTIES LOOK FOR EXHIBITIONIST,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTEADER DAY CELEBRATION IS SEPT 9,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SEMINAR WILL FOCUS ON UNDERSTANDING FAMILY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SF DELEGATES ATTEND CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SPEAKERS TO DISCUSS NAMIBIAN INDEPENDENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"WEBSTER TEACHERS, SCHOOL BOARD OK CONTRACT","Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"COLLECT FOOD, MONEY FOR ANIMALS","Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
YANKTON SHOWS LITTLE INTEREST IN DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
ABERDEEN CHAMBER REVIEWS HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
LATE SUMMER IS PRIME TIME FOR ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"POLICE ARREST 9, SEEK 1","Argus LeaderAug 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*STRIKE MAY CUT BONUSES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL TAXES TO RISE 2.8 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BATTERED WOMEN MAY LOSE OUT AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SIOUX EMPIRE SHOULDN'T SELL ATTRACTIONS SHORT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BEACH BOYS' SURFING SONGS SHAKE CROWD,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KIDS CATCH WIND OF BALLOON DIPLOMACY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONSIDERING RUNNING FOR THE SENATE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*RESTAURANT TO FILL CITY'S ITALIAN VOID,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAIR CROWDS SET RECORD,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPORT PUSHES SLIP UP CREEK PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHWARTZ SAYS LAID-OFF WORKERS MAY BE RECALLED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEMONSTRATION TO MARK VIOLENT DEATH OF WIFE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUSPECT IN RAPE SHOT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW GIVES UP SPACE AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL OPTIMISTIC ABOUT ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WALL SERVICE STATION OPERATOR STRUCK ON HEAD,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON POLICE SUSPECT BURGLARY IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE HOPES SHOPPING MALL WILL PROVIDE MONEY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PROTESTERS TOLD TO TALK TO STATE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CROW CREEK WOMAN GETS 5 YEARS FOR KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*LUTHERANS VOTE FOR MERGER,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAPID CITY COACH ACCUSED OF SEXUAL OFFENSE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE RULES AGAINST STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GIANT FLAG STOLEN FROM GRANDSTAND,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PETITION FAILS TO CALL ELECTION ON AID FORMULA,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ARTICLE GLORIFIED PROSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ATTORNEY GENERAL RACE PRODUCES IDEAS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRISON OFFICIALS SHOULD ADMIT PAST MISTAKES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VEGETARIANS ARE HYPROCRITICAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EVERYONE NEEDS FAIR WAGES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CONGRESS NEEDS TO STUDY (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*THOUSANDS TRANSFORMED INTO JUNK-FOOD JUNKIES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOMEMADE FAITH--NOTHING ARTIFICIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BALLOON REPLIES BLOW AWAY OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHICKEN EXONERATED OF MAKING PRICNICKERS SICK,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CHRYSLER, FORD JOIN CAR WARS","Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ROBBING MR. DONUT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INJURES 12-YEAR-OLD CITY GIRL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ABDNOR, DASCHLE STILL CAN'T AGREE ON FORUMS","Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"CITY FINED {dollar}2,000 FOR WASTE VIOLATION","Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EDGEMONT WANTS MINN SEWER WASTE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CALIF ISSUES WARRANTS AGAINST SD ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CORPS REVISES STUDENT COUNT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*DRUNK DRIVING CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PIERRE BANK WANTS STATE CHARTER,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CANDIDATE FORUM SET WEDNESDAY IN COLTON,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHILD SEX CHARGES BRING 30-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DANCE AT PENITENTIARY TO HONOR LAKOTA LEADERS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN FACES ASSAULT TO COMMIT MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO STEALING FIRE TRUCK,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECORD NUMBER ENTER WAGNER QUEEN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUTHORITIES ARREST 7 IN EAGLE BUTTE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CEREMONY KICKS OFF FORT RANDALL EXCAVATION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GRAND JURY INDICTS INMATE FOR ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*LONG-DISTANCE LOBS SERVE TEAM WELL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS TAKE TO TURF,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*REDFIELD HOSPITAL STRIVES FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON PLAN WON'T HOLD WATER,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*STATES SUBMIT SUPER COLLIDER PLANS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
INDIANS SILENCED BUREAUCRATS' MANIFEST DESTINY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEVERAL ISSUES IN CARING FOR RETARDED (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE FAIR AT HURON CELEBRATES HUMANITY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PARTY'S RESPONSE ASSAILED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CITY TEAM DESERVES RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*PUBLIC'S VIEW OF RETARDATION IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
REDFIELD HOSPITAL STRIVES FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
PLAYOFF PLAN IS SALUTE TO NCC,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LANDOWNERS FIGHT NEW HUNTING FEES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BREIT TO WIN PRE-SENIORS GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WILDLIFE DRAWS HUNTERS TO LOWER BRULE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
WINE SALE TO HELP PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DRAWINGS BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
MURDO MAN NAMED TO LEAD FEDERATION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
COACHES CHOOSE WILDCATS AS BEST,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
SENATOR SIMON'S WIFE PLANS TO VISIT CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILLIAMS REPORTS SMALL FUEL SPILL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILLIAMS UNION CALLS CONDITIONS UNSAFE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AMUSEMENT PARK'S FACELIFT THREATENS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUPER COLLIDER WASTE STIRS CONCERN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
I'M NOT RUNNING FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BIG GAME LICENSE PROCEDURE BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CATALOG SPECIALIZES IN STATE-PRODUCED ITEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KIMBALL BANK MANAGER REMOVED FROM POST,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOMESTAKE EYES DEADWOOD SITES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SIOUX GAIN LAWSUIT AID FROM CALIFORNIA MAN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*GRAIN PRICES MIXED FOR JULY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OAHE DAM'S 25TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN SENTENCED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON MEAT INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VA TO DEDICATE CLINICAL ADDITION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
4 RESIDENTS TO GET SERVICE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A STABLE HOME MARKET,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ACE OWNER KNOWS NUTS & BOLTS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"BUYOUT ENDS, BUT MILK GLUT LOOMS","Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EXPERT--HOG PRICES TO FALL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*BELL OF THE HALL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*GARY FARM WIFE AT HOME FOR AN INN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"ELENORA DUHAIME, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderAug 30 1987, sect.F, p.05, col.2"
CITY OK'S BED-AND-BOOZE TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KIDNAPPER OF CLERK GETS 57 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LIQUOR DEALERS WANT PUBLIC VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BATMAN STUNS CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GUARD FLIERS AVOID ACROBATICS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CITY VOLUNTEERS GROUP SELECTS EXECUTIVE BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
MADSEN HEADS VOCATIONAL ASSOC DIVISION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
TEEN-AGE REPUBLICANS ELECT OFFICERS AT CAMP,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY AUXILIARY PICKS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
MUST RECOGNIZE COLOR CHANGE TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OFFICIALS STILL HAVE SOME TAX WORK TO DO,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WORKERS NEED VOICE IN DEVELOPMENT BODY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOIN CHAVEZ GRAPE BOYCOTT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"LINCOLN, TAYLOR WON'T SETTLE FOR MEDIOCRITY","Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ARSONIST'S SENTENCE REDUCED BY 2 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE GETS FURLOUGH TO LOOK FOR A JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE SHORTENS SENTENCE FOR BEATING,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER--STRIKE LED MAN TO SELL DRUGS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL RECOMMENDS 11 COUNTIES FOR AID,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIN IN EAST PUTS MOISTURE IN SOIL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPECIAL GRADUATE HONORED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AMERICAN WESTERN NEARS EXXON BAG DEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN I-29 FATAL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CLEANERS CLEAN UP,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CITY FIRM IS FINED {dollar}35,010","Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DIG UNEARTHS MAMMOTH SKULLS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIBRARY BEGINS COLLECTION OF TRIBAL CODES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE WANTS MURDER CONVICTION TO STAND,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIREFIGHTER SENTENCED FOR THIRD DWI CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*MUENSTER TO DISCLOSE HIS POLITICAL PLANS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
2 PRISON WORKERS FIRED OVER ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*'END-TO-END' PEOPLE PACK FAIR ON OPENING DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUICIDE SUSPECTED IN SMALL DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FBI ENTERS TRI-STATE PROBE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON MAN OUTLINES GAMBLING PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY MURDER VICTIM HAD 'HEART OF GOLD',"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RANKINGS PROVIDE CITIES DISTINCTIONS TO AVOID (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STUDY OF RESTAURANTS MISLEADING FOR PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FOSS RIGHT ON TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SOLEM DESERVES APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ABORTION REPORT HONEST (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TRAIL NEEDS CENTER LINE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*FAIR CONCERT A STRAIT-AHEAD OPENER,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GARDEN PLOTS PRODUCE SECOND INCOME,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE RELEASE ROBBER'S SKETCH,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AMBULANCE POLICY TO BE REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE WOMAN FOUND DAYS AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO INSPECT CITY SPILL SITE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWYER WANTS WOLLMANN TRIAL MOVED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POOL DEMOLISHED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEARING SET TO CONSIDER PRISON CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SCHOOL BREAKFASTS WORK, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROWDY MURDER SUSPECT BOOTED FROM COURTROOM,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE MUST DECIDE TRI-STATE STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VIDEO LOTTERY TO START OCTOBER 16,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CUSTER QUESTIONS EXPRESSWAY ROUTE TO BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DESMET LAKE SET FOR RESTORATION WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER TROOPER PLEADS GUILTY TO RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TO CONDUCT FAIR MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ZIEGLER TRANSFERS TO YANKTON JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOMESTAKE--MINING PLAN NOT BEING OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NSP PLEDGES TO HELP ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PRECIPITATION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WARRIORS WELCOME YANKTON CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CONSULTANT TO AID SMALL BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD GETS 22 PERCENT FMHA LOAN BOOST,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SEARS BUYS FROM 12 SD COMPANIES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
WEED BOARD SEEKS MORE LOCAL EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNOR WILL SEEK MINIMUM PAY BOOST,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"MADISON APPROVES {dollar}350,000 DEVELOPMENT LOAN","Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*COUNSELOR TELLS HOW TO KEEP HAPPY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
*AIRMAN'S LETTER--I CAN'T GET OVER...,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD GUARD SAYS GOODBYE IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPRINGFIELD SUFFERS 39 PERCENT DROP,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER PLANS TRIP TO GULF,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REMODELING PLAN GETS MODEST BOOST (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AMERICAN MADE BAND KEEPS GETTING BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
GRIPES ABOUT COSTS DON'T CHANGE MUCH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
REWARD INMATES WHO CORRECT ATTITUDES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*WORKING UP TO THE TOP,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JONES THRILLS CROWD,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"REPORT LINKS WORK ETHIC, ACT SCORES","Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOY SLIGHTLY HURT IN DIVING MISHAP,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN ARRESTED ON RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLORADO BIKER INDICTED IN STURGIS SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LABOR DAY WEEKEND PRONE TO FATALITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUSHMORE HIGHWAY TO BE DEDICATED TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP SCHEDULED ON WASTE MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALLIES' LACK OF SUPPORT IRKS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOTTERY PAYOFFS FAIR ON MIDWAY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SITES ADDED TO EPA'S SUPERFUND LIST,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN MAY BE ANSWER,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SINCLAIR PULLS OUT OF DEBATE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HARTFORD BOARD SCRAPS CITIZENS' SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL--PUBLIC SNUBBED DURING VISIT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEACHER GUILTY OF SEXUAL CONTACT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MCCRORY TO FEATURE 3 NEW THEME GARDENS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FORMER MOODY SHERIFF ORDERED TO PAY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TWO DIE IN ACCIDENTS NEAR BELLE FOURCHE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"HUDSON FIRE CHIEF GETS PROBATION, WEEKEND JAIL","Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DAKOTA BOWL STANDS ALONE AS PARTIES GO,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GIRLS BASKETBALL CHAMPS REMAIN TOUGH,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LAKE BENTON-VERDI IS TEAM TO BEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"HOWARD HOPES FOR HEALTHY, DOMINANT KIEFFER","Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS FIRM WILL EXPAND,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
WILLIAMSON TAKES CAMPAIGN POSITION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*DC RESTAURANT OWNERS SEE HOW MEAT IS PROCESSED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
DEVELOPMENT LOANS LOSE GROUND,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FMHA DELAYS SALES OF REPOSSESSED FARMLAND,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PROGRAM AIDS FARM WORKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*LIGHTS TO SHOW THE WAY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BIG PIG,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY BUDGET CUT BY {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GARRETSON WOMAN DIES IN HEAD-ON COLLISION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COUNCIL POSITIVE FORCE FOR YANKTON SIOUX (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOULDN'T DELAY BALTICS RECOGNITION (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAX FREEZE TAKING AN UNFAIR BEATING (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REP JOHNSON GIVEN UNDESERVED CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*'CATS' LUCKY TO PLAY IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUS ROUTE ALTERED TO SERVE ROOSEVELT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER SF LAWYER REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND DEAD UNDER SEMI-TRAILER,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEED LIMIT LOWERED ON 49TH STREET STRIP,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HEAD-ON CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*MOELLER CUT ME, WOMAN TESTIFIES","Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN COULD PRODUCE FOUR FACTORIES NEAR RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
300 SIGN TO DRAFT JANKLOW INTO RACE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BECKY'S MOM EXPECTING CHARGE IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MIDDLE SCHOOL IN MIDDLE OF REMODELING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*DEATH OF A CREATOR,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*ARTIST, SCHOLAR DIES AT 85","Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABUSIVE BABY SITTER RULED A JUVENILE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOARD JUSTIFIED IN NOT REHIRING PRINCIPAL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRISON COULD OPEN SOUTH OF RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WEEKEND NOTED FOR FATALITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY DELIBERATES BURTZLAFF MURDER VERDICT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE TO FUND 5 GROUND-WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRACTOR CONTEST SPANS GENERATIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MOSCOW TRIP A LUCKY BREAK,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*SFC'S MARAS SETS HARD-HITTING EXAMPLE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WANTS TAIWAN TO INVEST IN MILL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS NEED CHANGE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*FOOTBALL '91,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1991, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*DAKOTA DUNES, GAMBLING PART OF SUCCESS","Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPECIAL ED PROGRAMS STRAINED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CASINO GAMBLING BREATHES LIFE INTO SLEEPY TOWN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*DAKOTA DUNES A RIVERSIDE OASIS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"*HOPE, CAREFUL SILENCE SURROUND CORN PLANT","Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
ONE-TO-ONE SESSIONS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PARENTS BETTER INFORMED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GET ON WITH SCHIEFFER HEARING (WATERTOWN PUBLIC),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SF NUMBER 1 AGAIN--RIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IMPROVE EDUCATION IN AMERICA (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*ONLY INDIANS SHOULD JOKE ABOUT INDIANS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LETTER WRITER DISTORTS CLINTON ECONOMIC PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
URGE CONGRESS TO VOTE FOR IRA'S (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GOP PARTY HOSTED BY NATIVE OF WOOD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
HAAR STANDS FOR FAILED GOP POLICIES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
COMPOSTING SYSTEM EASY TO ESTABLISH (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
PRESS LEGISLATORS TO OPPOSE TRASH SITES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CONGRESSMAN VOTED FOR BALANCED BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
NEEDS YOUR HELP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
SOURCE OF NATION'S ILLS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
HAAR A HYPOCRITE ON FUND-RAISING ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
DEMOCRATIC POSITION ON ABORTION APPALLING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
REPUBLICANS DESERVE SD VOTERS' SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
SOFTBALL TITLE SHOULD OFFER BETTER REWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ONCE UNCERTAIN DEFENSE COULD BECOME STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STARS TURN YMCA INTO HOOP HEAVEN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PAVING A PATH FOR ROAD SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
WEATHER COULD SEND DOVES ON JOURNEY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*RETIRED AUCTIONEER MAKES HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOME FEDERAL REPORTS INCOME,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LITTLE KING TO OPEN IN VACANT SUBSTATION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CHAMBER QUICK TO CASH IN 'MONEY' RATING,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LET'S KEEP IT TO OURSELVES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
AUTHORITIES FIND BODY OF LEOLA MAN IN LAKE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
ELEVATOR BLAST LINKED TO STRAY METAL PIECE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
2 INJURED IN CRASH SOUTH OF HUMBOLDT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*FORKING IT OVER,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY REPEAL LEAFLET BLASTED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
TB CASES IN SD UP IN '91,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
2 OF 10 IN FAIR CROWD DIDN'T PLAN TO ATTEND,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*EX-MEATPACKERS AT GREENLEE PACKING,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*SD BISHOP RESIGNS TO LEAD NY SEMINARY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
CIRCUIT JUDGE ASKED TO JOIN WALTON CASES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
SUSPECT PLEADS GUILTY TO 5 BANK ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD POLL BACKS GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
COURT STALLS EQUALIZATION APPEALS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
MEMORIAL TRAIL NEEDS LOCAL SUPPORT--PLANNERS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
*DAD'S WORDS ECHO THROUGH YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*VARIETY, NEW CLUBS SPICE MUSIC SCENE","Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*THEATER SEASON ANCHORED BY MUSICALS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.3"
"*SYMPHONY OFFERS MCFERRIN, MANY TASTES OF SD TALENT","Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
"FARMERS' DAUGHTERS, THE BOMB, NATIVE ISSUES EXPLORED","Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
*MICHIGAN'S MACKINAC AREA OFFERS DREAMY TIME,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1992, sect.G, p.08, col.1"
CITY SCHOOLS TO TRY NEW WAY OF TEACHING,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN-AGERS FIND JOY IN HELPING KIDS WITH DISABILITI,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY STRUCK IN TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*TRIBAL MEMBERSHIP GIVES MEANS OF SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FLOOD PLAN WORTH THOUGHTFUL PURSUIT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*CITY, STATE, COUNTY CREDITED FOR CUTTING SMOKING","Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'ARGUS' FALLS INTO PIT OF BIASED COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FACTS SET STRAIGHT ON MENTAL ILLNESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ZEALOUS ANTI-SMOKING DRIVE A 'WARPED CRUSADE',"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY INFESTED WITH WEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"ADOPTIVE PATENTS HAVE RIGHTS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"GAMING, PROSTITUTION BOTH CREATE JOBS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PUBLIC PARKS NEED CLEANUP--BY ALL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SURGEON GENERAL PICK IS RELIGIOUS BIGOT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
WORKERS FINALLY GETTING CREDIBILITY THEY DESERVE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SANDINISTAS HAVE CLOUT DESPITE US AID (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*401(K) CAN DEFER MORE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
AUXILIARY PRESIDENT VISITING SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BBQ BENEFIT AT FAIR TO AID FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS MAN HELD IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PET OVERPOPULATION MEETING WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HUNDREDS RALLY AGAINST ABORTION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATION OWNER RIGHT AT HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PAVILION MAY INCREASE PARKING NEEDS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CORRESPONDENT FINDS BEAUTY IN BADLANDS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ARSONIST RECEIVES PRISON SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION FINALIZES 5-YEAR ROAD PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NATURAL GAS SERVICE EXPANDS TO WARNER,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL PILOT PROGRAM BRINGS NEW SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TASK FORCE TO STUDY TELEMEDICINE PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BERESFORD LIBRARY FINDS NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FORMER GOVERNOR BEATS THROAT CANCER,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GROUP SEEKS GREATER JURY POWERS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*JACKS OUTSLUG CANARIES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WASHINGTON TAKES TO THE AIR FOR IMPROVEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CONTEST-WINNING DUCK DRAWING ON DISPLAY AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CUDDLING THE KIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NO 1 RATING WAS JUST WAITING FOR A HURRICANE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*BOARD DENIES PAROLE FOR WOMAN WHO KILLED HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JUST AN AVERAGE JOE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STOCK LISTINGS AVAILABLE BY PHONE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FREEDOM TO LEARN UNDER HEAVY ATTACK (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MEDIA IN PETTEYS' RELEASE (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MUST DEAL WITH OVERPOPULATION (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOTTERY ADVOCATES ARE STRANGE BEDFELLOWS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOHNSON IS PRAISED FOR BUDGET PLAN VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA FAILING AT FREE ENTERPRISE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"FOOD STAMPS NOT FOR CIGARETTES, GAMBLING (L)","Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
IMMIGRANTS ARE DRAIN ON WELFARE SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
DON'T BELIEVE CITIZENS SUPPORT NRA'S STAND (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*FINAL SOLUTIONS IN FIGHT TO STOP BASEBALL STRIKE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TSCHETTER CHIPS IN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IMPROVED DEFENSE THE KEY FOR COYOTES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUILDING A WINNING TRADITION,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*RARICK, TSCHETTER ENJOY LPGA BOND","Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SD HUNTERS ARE FOOLS FOR DOVES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WETLANDS PROJECT WILL HONOR MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
POLICE CLEAN UP AFTER ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 10 YEARS FOR MOLESTING BOY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEXICAN MAN GUILTY OF HAULING MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER AVAILABLE TO CONSTITUTENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BISHOP'S BODY EXHUMED,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STALKER GETS 8 TO 18 YEARS FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*PROSECUTORS LOOKED AT SCHEME FOR YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HELICOPTER USED IN SEARCH FOR WOMAN ALONG RIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*PRISON ESCAPEES FOUND IN ARKANSAS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WOMAN DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY PICKUP,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BANK TO OPEN IN VILLAGE CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*11TH TURTLE DAY WILL BE SEPT 17,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BROCHURES DEVELOPED ON BALLOT QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*KINDERGARTEN: AN END, A BEGINNING","Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PLAYHOUSE MAKES BID FOR LIMELITE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
*CATHOLIC SCHOOLS OPEN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CRAZY HORSE WORK AHEAD OF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LETTERS DON'T BELONG IN CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BUSINESSES SUFFER FROM SHORTAGE OF WORKERS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*CONSTRUCTION SPENDING UP {dollar}2 MILLION OVER 1993,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
BACKPACK BAN CAUSES DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WETLAND TO HONOR LATE GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CUSTOMS PORT TO OPEN IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LEGIONNARIES' DISEASE DEATH TOLL RISES TO FOUR,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PARENTAL FORCE KEY AGAINST TEEN WOES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROHIBITION ON DRINKING DESERVES SOME RESPECT (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SECRECY ELEMENT OF GRAND JURY SYSTEM UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
USDA FAILS CONSUMERS WITH SOFT POULTRY POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
THE 4 GREAT FREEDOMS HAVE TO BE EARNED (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CASINO-LESS RESTAURANT BIG BENEFIT TO CITY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"*COOK HAS FLAIR FOR MAIN DISHES, SWEETS","Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*CANARIES LOSE 2, END HOME SEASON","Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JACKS TRY TO BREAK OUT OF 7-WIN RUT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CHEMICAL SPILL LEADS TO 5 HOURS OF CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION WORKER INJURED IN SITE FALL,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN ELECTROCUTED AT AIRPORT IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRISONER SENTENCED IN ESCAPE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COMPANY MULLS MOVE TO CORSON,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STATE FAIR OUTLET FOR ARTISTS' WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TWO CHARGED IN STEALING 30 GUNS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE: GARZA CONFESSED TO ARSON,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
WATER-RATE HIKE PAYS FOR TREATMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CUSTER MAN HOSPITALIZED WITH GUNSHOT WOUND,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"WIND, RAIN SAVAGE CROPS, TREES, HOMES SE OF CANTON","Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*NEW CHAMBER DIRECTOR STARTS WORK ON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*DEAN PROTESTS TEACHER TRAINING CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BROOKINGS COUNTY STING NABS CLERKS SELLING CIGARETTE,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GARY AUCTIONEER PLEADS GUILTY TO EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ONCE TRIED OUT FOR CANARIES,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
TRUCKING COMPANY TO OPEN TERMINAL IN CITY NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderAug 30 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
TRUCK EXPLODES AFTER APPARENT GAS SIPHON TRY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS MAKE NO DECIDION,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
INDIANS MAKE NO DECISION,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FAIR ATTENDANCE BACK TO NORMAL,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*AAM LEADER ORGANIZING ATTACK,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VETS PRESENT FAIR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CHAMBER MEMBERS ELECTED-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
ASSOCIATION LEADER NAMED-LINDA OLSON,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE STAFFER CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
YANKTON YOUTH DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE UPHOLDS MOONIE SOLICITATION,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PUBLIC WORKS BILL DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PUBLIC WORKS BILL DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PUBLIC WORKS BILL DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE UPHOLDS MOONIE SOLICITATION,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PUBLIC WORKS BILL DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PLUSES FOR SD IN DAKOTA DOME (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GUNSHOT ENDED LIFE OF TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GUNSHOT ENDED LIFE OF TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABSENT EX-CHIEF WAS PAID,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ABSENT EX-CHIEF WAS PAID,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'SQUAD HELPS DOG BITE VICTIM...',"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VIKINGS CHOW DOWN MOUNDS OF DELECTABLE FOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VIKINGS CHOW DOWN MOUNDS OF DELECTABLE FOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROGRAM HELPS TO DAMPEN TEENAGERS' CRISES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM HELPS TO DAMPEN TEENAGERS' CRISES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROGRAM HELPS TO DAMPEN TEENAGERS' CRISES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON LILY-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
CITY AWAITS MINORITY REVIEW,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY AWAITS MINORITY REVIEW,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
1980-THE YEAR OF ECONOMIC HEADACHES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUMPY ROAD AHEAD FOR STATE TOURISM,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SECOND DISTRICT RACE HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SECOND DISTRICT RACE HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AN OPTIMISTIC DOWNTOWN VIEW (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AN OPTIMISTIC DOWNTOWN VIEW (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROGRESS THREATENED BY ANTI-NUCLEAR GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEPLORES OUTSIDERS' ROLE IN DOVE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROGRESS THREATENED BY ANTI-NUCLEAR GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ONE OF SIX ACCIDENT VICTIMS CRITICAL-TEA,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SKELETON MYSTERY ALIVE AFTER 2 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMPANY SINKS WELLS IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF AMONG 13 STATE SAFETY WINNERS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PIPE DREAM STILL LIVES IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BEARS NEED TRANSPORTATION TO SD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ANIMALS GET BEAUTY TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THREE COACHES RECALL DIFFERENT BEGINNINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*THREE COACHES RECALL DIFFERENT BEGINNINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*THREE COACHES RECALL DIFFERENT BEGINNINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*THREE COACHES RECALL DIFFERENT BEGINNINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*BEAR BUTTE-A VOW MEANT TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FISHING LIBERALIZED IN WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GIANT CANADAS DO WELL IN NORTHEAST,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FLAX WILL BE HARVESTED LATE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
IBM MAY MOVE INTO NEW OFFICE IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
FEEDER CATTLE DEMAND RISING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
IBM MAY MOVE INTO NEW OFFICE IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
POISON GAS SUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
POISON GAS SUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HANGING OUT--MALLS REPLACE FIVE-AND-DIME,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MINISTER CALLS ON THE AID OF HIS LITTLE WOODEN FRIE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MINISTER CALLS ON THE AID OF HIS LITTLE WOODEN FRIE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SPEAKING OF DOVE HUNTING...,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
4 MEMBERS INDUCTED INTO BEADLE CLUB,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*PRESIDENT OF FREEMAN JUNIOR COLLEGE RECEIVES PH D,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
ALFRED HIRSCHOREN IS NEW ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
DR BRAD B RANDALL JOINS STAFF,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
ALFRED HIRSCHOREN IS NEW ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
AUGUSTANA APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
EX-LAWYER WANTS BACK IN-PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-LAWYER WANTS BACK IN-PIERRE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL OPERATORS LET THE HINT BOOK DO THE WALKING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESIDENT LEAVES SEMINARY AFTER 11 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PSYCHICS ADD AN EXOTIC FLAIR TO THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESIDENT LEAVES SEMINARY AFTER 11 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOOSTING SCHOOL YEAR'S POTENTIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DUTCH ELM DISEASE HITS FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE FAIR TO OFFER RIDE DISCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHERIDAN LAKE HOME TO 2 CAMPS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SHERIDAN LAKE HOME TO 2 CAMPS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ENCEPHALITIS CONFIRMED IN SD HORSES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CUTS AFFECT INDIAN PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CUTS AFFECT INDIAN PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DONLEA FINDS SUCCESS WRESTLING IN SUMMER,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DONLEA FINDS SUCCESS WRESTLING IN SUMMER,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WHEAT FARMERS CONSIDER BUILDING PROCESSING UNIT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL TALKS RESUME TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SVETLANA SEES ALL INCLUDING PRESSLER WEDDING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STATE FAIR OFFICIAL EXPECTS IT TO BE GREAT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*'SIXPACK,' AND STAR KENNY ROGERS' ACTING (FINE)","Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*EIGHT AND FORTY OFFICERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BUSINESS WOMEN ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BUSKOHL HEAD OF INCOME TAX GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DEPUTY US MARSHAL PROMOTED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SIOUX VALLEY TOASTMASTERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
FRANCIS ELECTED HBA PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
KILBY EARNS DOCTORATE DEGREE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
NURSES GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
RADIO CLUB OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PITCHING PARTNERS QUESTION TEAMMATE'S RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA BOWL IV EXTRAVAGANZA OPENS 1982 SEASON,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*FATHER, SON COACHING RIVALS","Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
O'GORMAN STILL HAVE STRONG TEAM,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD OFFICIALS MEET TODAY TO DISCUSS LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*BACK TO READING, WRITING, AND ARITHMATIC","Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEMO PAPER USES HEADLINE TO ATTACK JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY CONSIDERS FEE TO FINANCE DRAINAGE PLANS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CUT PENTAGON WASTE, NOT SOCIAL PROGRAMS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EYEING THE FARM PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAKE IN THE STATE FAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOPES FOR SOLUTION TO MORRELL PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE DEFENDED FOR VOTING 'PRESENT' (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DISPUTES STANDS TAKEN BY ABORTION FOES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ANTI-GAMBLING GROUP TO MEET AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BEER PRIZE GOES TO TOP FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEARING ON TRIPP COUNTY LAWSUIT FEE SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL CONSIDERS WEED CONTROL PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO FUND-RAISER EXCEEDS GOAL,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD MAN DIES IN HANG GLIDER CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF WOMAN INDICTED FOR LSD SALE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN'S JOB TRAINING WORKSHOP SET,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN THOUGHT DROWNED FOUND ALIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
NON-UNION WORKERS GET JOBLESS CHECKS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS SF AGENCY'S CHALLENGE OF BLOCK GRANT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR ATTENDANCE TOPS 209,000","Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
15 SELECTED FOR COWBOY HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*MIRAGE OF SILVER TRAILS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE DISMISSES STATE'S LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STORM BRINGS NEEDED RAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DON'T LET FOOTBALL JARGON INTERFERE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HINES MAY BE CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE WILL HOST 3 EDUCATION DISCUSSIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FINGER PRINTING TO HELP FIND MISSING CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SLIP UP CREEK DIVIDES BOARD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE COURT SYSTEM COLLECTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSION STUDIES 5 EXPANSION PLANS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BID TO DROP WATER RIGHTS SUIT DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HOME RULE POTENTIAL SEEN FOR MINNEHAHA (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MARION ROAD LACKS SIDEWALK (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ARE THE ALLEYS NEXT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CENDAK BACKERS WANT NEW SUBDISTRICT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
JUDGE--COMPANY BROKE LABOR LAWS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BUSINESSMAN HONORED FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COMMISSION DELAYS BANK APPLICATION HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HEARING SCHEDULED IN APARTMENT LOAN SUIT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SALES TAX COLLECTION CENTER MOVES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FARMERS CALL TOLL-FREE ABOUT CATERPILLARS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD-WYO BORDER LAND BURNING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SUIT SEEKS REMOVAL OF ROADS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS WILL SEE HOW CAPITAL WORKS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*CHRIS YOST GETS EAGLE SCOUT AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*SODERHOLM IS MISS TEEN 1983,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
USD GROUP GETS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
VAN OMMEREN GETS SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
LOCAL CHOIRS SELECTED TO PERFORM,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
USD TEACHER RETIRES AFTER 25 YEARS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
CHEESE IS NATURALLY GOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LATE PAYMENTS MAY CARRY PENALTY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NUDE ART REMOVED FROM SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRIVATE OWNERSHIP OF PAY PHONES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL BUSINESSMAN ENCOURAGED BY DECISION,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
"*JOURNEY CHALLENGES MIND, BODY","Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VIEWERS MAY BE DISAPPOINTED NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CENTURY-OLD FARMS HONORED TODAY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
OPINIONS DIFFER ON ATTENDANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SUBSIDY FROM STATE IS SMALL,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BIG ENOUGH TO LOVE MOST SPORTS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CARE CENTER OFFERS ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OUTLOOK DIM FOR DIRECT PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE HAVE FEW CLUES ON ATTACKER,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO START AUTO BODY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STRIKE UP THE BAND,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA AVE BUSINESSES PLAN FESTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MURPHY WINS VICE COMMANDER'S POSITION,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
4 MEN ARE CHARGED WITH CHILD MOLESTATION,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*GIAGO ELECTED PRESIDENT OF PRESS GROUP,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE DENIES REQUEST TO STOP ELECTION,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
METHODIST WOMEN PLAN POLITICAL WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CITY RECEIVES {dollar}63,200 FOR RENOVATION","Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CARTOON ON ABORTION WAS SAD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHEATING BY TEACHERS BURSTS BALLOON (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW SYSTEM WILL HELP VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GASOLINE CHEAPER IN HURON (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MISSION WILL APPEAL LIQUOR LICENSE ORDER,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RANGERS KEEP LOOKOUT FOR FOREST FIRES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE RECEIVES STATE VFW ENDORSEMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"DASCHLE, BELL TO MEET IN 13 DEBATES","Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NEW YANKTON COLLEGE PRESIDENT TO BEGIN JOB,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SIOUX CITY MAN WILL BE ARRAIGNED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TESTIMONY ENDS IN ABERDEEN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TOURISM IN STATE IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FOOTBALL 1984,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1984, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
TOUGH ISSUES DIVIDE NEGOTIATORS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RARE PUPPIES NEED NEW HOMES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*SHORT-LIVED RUMORS, LONGTIME LEGENDS","Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
EXCEPTIONS ENDANGER EDUCATION SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"JANKLOW, MUENSTER DESERVE OUR THANKS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE'S WRONG PRIORITIES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DRIVE SAFE FOR KIDS' SAKE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*STATE'S TOP SPOTS OPEN FOR BOYS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FARM GROUP TRIES QUIET APPROACH TO SOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HORMEL WORKERS WON'T PICKET,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, ABDNOR MEET ABOUT CAMPAIGN","Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROSTITUTION ARRESTS MADE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT GIVES RESERVATION RESIDENTS VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*COUNTY MAKES ROOM FOR PEARL,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EFFORT TO SAVE RANCH LANDS MAN IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LEGAL LANGUAGE BROADENS ADULTERY DEFINITION,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MOTORCYCLE COURSE TO BE OFFERED NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PETERSON MAY BE BACK AT CITY HALL SEPTEMBER 9,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ROBERTS HAS HONORARY CHAIRMAN FOR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHURCH CHOIR PLANS TRIP FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS TRADE DELIGATION WILL VISIT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRST STATE FAIR WINEMAKING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAINY WEATHER DELAYS HARVESTS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RIVER PARK HONORS KELO PRESIDENT NORD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIEH HOSPITALIZED FOR KNEE SURGERY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN FIND JOB DISCRIMINATION IN STATE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HORSE RACING SEASON MAY BE EXPANDED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW BLASTS RAILROAD ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE STILL COUNTING LEFTOVER CASH,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT WILL SPEED APPEAL ON VOTE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FARM GROUPS SEEK HIKE IN PRICE SUPPORTS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*A DIFFERENT KIND OF TOUR,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW MINING PLANS UPROOT MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FMHA HIRES PRIVATE AGENCY TO COLLECT LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TOXIC WASTE PRESENTS GREAT CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GORBACHEV COULD SEE REAL AMERICA (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABORTIONS COSTLY TO PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ALL NEED TO PAY FAIR SHARE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MICKELSON DISPLAYING POLITICAL MATURITY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SMALL TOWNS HELPED BRING ON OWN DEMISE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ENFORCE DRUNKEN DRIVING LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SKIP FUTURE ABDNOR DELIVERIES (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPERS SERVE IMPORTANT ROLE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*ATHLETIC PROGRAMS ESCAPE CUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GIRLS CHAMPS ACCEPT NEW CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LENNOX BROTHER, SISTER RACE AT TUTHILL","Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOOTBALL CO-OPS ON RISE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GASSMAN STILL KING OF HILL,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF DRIVER FINALLY UNCOVERS FORMULA,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*COUPLE TURNS FORM CROPS TO PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*COUPLE TURNS FROM CROPS TO PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DOVE SEASON OPENS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SINAI FARM COUPLE WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*HANDOUTS AND HANDSHAKES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ATTORNEY GENERAL CANDIDATES SOUND OFF AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HORMEL AGREEMENT FIRST STEP IN HEALING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON URGES COMPROMISE ON SCHOOL AID,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN REPORTS EARLY MORNING RAPE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COACH HAD BRIGHT SEASONS DESPITE CANCER,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OSMOND SINGS PRAISES OF HOSPITAL TELETHON,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ALUMINUM PLANT WILL CREATE ABOUT 125 NEW JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNMENT TO PAY LAWYER'S FEES IN APPEAL,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HAYWARD NEIGHBORHOOD TO GET TRIAL BUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON BANK TO CLOSE BRANCH IN HITCHCOCK,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KIDNAPPING SUSPECT TO FACE NEVADA CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAILROAD GRADES MAY BE TURNED INTO BIKE TRAILS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW LETS FLY ON AIRPORT PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY PLEDGES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*BACK TO SCHOOL IN STYLE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SHARON BULTJE SHARES RECIPES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*KINDLER WAXES ELOQUENT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS PROGRAM TO AIR,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*DEBATES MAINSTREAMING TREND,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELETRICAL BUSINESSES POWER COLMAN'S ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*INDEPENDENT LIFE FULFILLS DREAMS FOR PATIENT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CALLS FOR CHANGE IN JURISDICTION,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*BALLET TEACHER OPENS STUDIO,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
PLANT EXPANSION PROVIDES GOOD NEWS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WE HOPE FIRM WAS WATCHING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
USE CONTRA MONEY TO REDUCE DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*TORNADOES PICKED TO WIN TRI-VALLEY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ARCHITECTS PLANNING CORN PALACE WORK,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON BEEF FIRM CONVERTING BUILDING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JEFFERSON BOARD TO DISCUSS DROPOUTS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE IN PURSUIT OF BLOCK GRANT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE THINK CAR THEFTS ARE RELATED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ATTENDANCE FIGURES PLEASE FAIR PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*NATION'S EYES ON YOU, STRIKERS TOLD","Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STANDS BY HIS ARTS CENTER OFFER,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
57TH STREET'S FUTURE WITH GROWTH,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GRANT TO KEEP JUVENILE OFFENDERS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOLS SHARE POLICY ON ABSENCES FOR ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REPUBLICANS SET SIGHTS ON HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BICYCLE ACCIDENTS DECLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
INSURANCE COMPANIES INCREASE FARM HOLDINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"CLENDENON, CO-OWNER CLOSE TWO BARS","Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUPPORTERS HAD NO SWAY-ANDERSON,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRANSFER UNFAIR--OFFICER,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BENNETT CALLS FOR MORE MATH,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR'S BERM GETS BULLDOZED IN POLL,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
SHOULD MOVE ON TO REAL ISSUES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ACTION CAN COUNTER GREENHOUSE EFFECT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUSH SEXINESS NOT IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROTESTERS HAVEN'T SEEN FILM (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DAKOTA PROP LETTER MISLEADS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BURGLARS SOUGHT IN LEGION ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION TO HELP PATIENT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE FORCES SINGER TO CANCEL FAIR SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON ACCUSED OF BREAKING PROMISES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAIN STREET MANAGER PICKED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WALLING CHEMICAL PAYS {dollar}1,000 FINE","Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INTERSTATES MAY BE UPGRADED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHEST PAINS DELAY LODERMEIER HEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DENIES HOSPITALS ARE TURNING AWAY PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DRIVE FOR LIFE GEARS UP FOR HOLIDAY RUSH,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WWI VETERANS CELEBRATE 94TH BIRTHDAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DUKAKIS OPENS CITY OFFICE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
POW RECEIVES HONOR,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*LAFAYETTE'S CHEF BRINGS CONTINENTAL TASTES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY CLUB RECEIVES SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
COUNTY HONORS CENTURY CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
HEART ASSOCIATION GIVES AWARDS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
PLAYHOUSE REWARDS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
TWO JOIN NATIONAL HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*FOOTBALL IS BACK,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MONEY ACCESS TIME SHORTENED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*SIOUX VALLEY TESTS DRUG FOR BABIES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRASH STILL HAUNTS CBA CHIEF,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL LUNCH RUINED BY USDA'S FATTY FOOD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IN SPORTS--FILLING OUT THE SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*LOCAL TEEN CHARGED IN DOWNTOWN STABBING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TO IMPROVE EDUCATION IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW EXITS MOVE CITY ON RIGHT COURSE (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEP BEER SALES AWAY FROM ARENA (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
POT-SWAP DEAL IS SAD (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*KELO-AM NUMBER 1 IN ARBITRON RATINGS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TREND SHIFTS TO DESK JOBS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE TOP PRIORITY OF SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY MURDER SUSPECT WILL RETURN TO OKLAHOMA,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICER FACES FIRING DESPITE ACQUITTAL,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL DISMISSES SHERIFF'S CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WON'T DROP TRI-STATE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD STUDENT DIES IN ONE-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MONKEY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE DORMS OVERFLOW WITH STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FAIR CROWD OLDER, LARGER THAN NORMAL","Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLEDGE TO DRIVE SOBER THIS HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MUENSTER WILL TEST WATERS BEFORE RUNNING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PHONE COMPANY WILL REPAY OVERCHARGES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING KILLED HURON VICTIM,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SEASON'S LARGEST FOREST FIRE OUT OF CONTROL,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN COMPLAINS ABOUT POSTER AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'MAGNETIC' HOUSE TESTS OK,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CUTS 7 PROPOSED JOBS FROM WATER DIVISION,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*MILES TRAVELED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NBA MOVE GIVES CBA MORE TALENT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PANFISH OFFER AREA ANGLERS BEST BET,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TALL LINEUP FOR KNIGHTS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
KRULL TO BE PRESIDENT OF FARMERS UNION,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SD TO CELEBRATE UNION LABEL WEEK,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SOYBEAN PROPS WILL BE REDUCED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STUDIES TO PROMOTE BEEF AND PORK,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*HOUSING MARKET TIGHTENS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FIVE FIRMS RECEIVE LOW-INTEREST LOANS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
LOW-INTEREST LOANS BRING HIGHER WAGES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
"BUSINESSES, OFFICES CLOSED FOR LABOR DAY","Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DUMPED OVER ON I-229,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLYOVERS JUST DON'T FLY AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INS FINES MORRELL FOR HIRING ILLEGAL ALIENS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"COLLEGES GIVEN {dollar}74,000 FOR MEASLES SHOTS","Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TRAVEL AGENT HAS YEAR TO FLY - ANYWHERE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
POPULATION CHANGE POSES CHALLENGES (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RESERVISTS SHOULDN'T WHINE ABOUT CALL-UP (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"HELP SAVE HILLS, VOTE FOR INITIATIVE (L)","Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
AUTHOR TURNS TO AUDIENCE FOR FEEDBACK,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRAVELING SHOW VISITS ART CENTER IN SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FRANKENFELD RENEWS PAY-RAISE COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IRISH SURGEON CAN PRACTICE AT VA CENTER,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY IN RAPE OF CHILD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MENTAL HEALTH LAWS TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRACTOR RESTORATION 'IN BLOOD',"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BOND {dollar}10,000 CASH IN RAPE, MOLESTATION","Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINING REPRESENTATIVES SAY THEIR SIDE DISTORTED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CRUSHED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN SAYS DUMPING HIS DOING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SF APARTMENT RENTS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ALCESTER MAN JAILED IN NUISANCE CALLS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAS PRICES MAKE OFFICIALS NERVOUS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENTENCE PROTESTED IN HAIRCUTTING CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FAIR GIVES VENDORS CHANCE TO SHOW DISCOVERIES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GIAGO PLANS TRAINING FOR NETWORK,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"*2,900 STUDENTS WILL RIDE BUS TO SCHOOL","Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC SCHOOLS START TUESDAY IN SF,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
GAMBLING FILLS RENTAL PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
INSECTS RUIN HILLS' FALL FOLIAGE DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HAMLIN SET TO CHASE MORE GLORY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*HARD TIMES OF '89 TOUGHEN LB STELLINGA,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COMPUTER FIRM GETS 2ND STATE LOAN,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*SD CHEESE PLANT MAKING WHEY TO TOP,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MICKELSON LAUDS STATE LOAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
HANSON SETS DATE FOR BEGINNING SYSTEMS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOELLER INDICTED IN O'CONNELL CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ACCIDENTS KILL 4 IN SF AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SERIES WILL EXAMINE USE OF DRUGS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PAYING TO PLAY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEFENDS NUMBER OF MEETING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RUSHMORE PROJECT QUESTIONABLE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LETTERS SHOULDN'T ALLOW NAME CALLING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SCHEDULE FORCES AUGUSTANA TO MATURE QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN IS CHARGED IN RAMMING CYCLE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAYING DOWN LINE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY SUES DRIVER IN FATAL CAR-MOTORCYCLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GUARD NOW ON FIREFIGHTING DUTY AT SF AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOAN PLAN LIKENED TO PEBBLE IN WATER,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POSH POLISH,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS SAY GRAVITRON RIDE SAFE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WOMAN FOUND GUILTY IN HUSBAND'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMPLAINT FILED AGAINST SOFTRON INTERNATIONAL,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN ARRESTED, CHARGED WITH ARSON","Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
N SIOUX CITY GETS GRANT FOR NEW ROADS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROBABLE CAUSE FOUND IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NEW COAT FOR COUGHLIN,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HARRISBURG SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION STARTS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PAIR MAKES CRACK EGG-COOKING TEAM,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BOARD OK'S LOANS TO AID STATE BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SD ECONOMY GETS BOOST FROM 'THUNDERHEART',"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WORTHINGTON POLICE LOOKING FOR SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*MORE SD CHILDREN FACING POVERTY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD BOUNTY HUNTERS TURN HIGH-TECH,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VIDEO LOTTERY INCREASES BAIL BONDS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY FACES GROWING BACKLOG OF WARRANTS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"MOST OF SD POOR KIDS LIVE IN CITIES, ON RESERVATIONS","Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HIKING TEACHER PAY MUST STAY PRIORITY (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LOTTERY ADS MISS STORY (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DEBT-PHOBIA CROWD ISN'T ON THE MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LOTTERY MATHEMATICS EQUALS {dollar}4.23 AN HOUR (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CITY VALUES INPUT OF CITIZEN BOARDS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
GOVERNOR DESERVES ANTI-SMOKING SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
AREA RESIDENTS SHOW ENDLESS LOVE FOR DOGS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
COURT OVERTURNS KILI DECISION,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAIR FREE THURSDAY FOR DARE GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MCGUIRE SISTERS CANCEL PALACE SHOW,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TAIWAN DELEGATION BUYS SD WHEAT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MULLS GOLF COURSE OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RECYCLING COULD HIKE GARBAGE BILLS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY RESPONDS TO CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ANNUAL NIGHT BLAST SET AT CRAZY HORSE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ASSAULT REPORTS RISING AT USD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS PLANS RUSHMORE DONATION,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON SKEPTICAL OF BUSH TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RC POLICE OFFICER HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ENROLLMENT UP AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SCENIC MAN CONVICTED IN FATAL TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*NEW TAX LAW REQUIRES WITHHOLDING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
'TEMPEST' EXPANDS TO SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
"*BAJA RACERS DRIVE TO LIMITS OF BODY, BIKE ENDURANCE","Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STRONG LINES SECURE OPTIMISM AT SFC,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*THOSE WHO TRY IN SCHOOL LEARN ABOUT SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DARK PLAY DRIVES HOME A POWERFUL MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS ARE LATEST TARGET,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
KIDS NEED EYE EXAM AROUND 3-4,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*'I AM SOMEBODY AND I HAVE AIDS',"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VOTE ON CENTERS WILL BE OCT 19,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LIGHTNING KILLS CAMPUS SENIOR,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CAMPUS TO HELP FRIENDS COPE WITH LOSS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
"ELECTION ON GAMING, CITY CENTERS IN ORDER (ED)","Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNMENT WASTE BEGINS WITH CONGRESS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KPAT CHANGE IS PROOF THAT THE BUCK IS KING (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JUSTICE WAS TWISTED IN THOMAS EGAN TRIAL (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PLANE CRASH VICTIMS GOT MESSAGE OF LOVE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING DEBATE WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED OF RAPE WANTS RETRIAL MOVED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO DEATH PENALTY IN MARQUARDT CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RADIO STATIONS START DAVIS FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICAN GATHERING IN HURON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEER CONFERENCE SET FOR SEPT 15-17,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ENROLLMENT STEADY AS CATHOLIC SCHOOLS BEGIN NEW YR,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY FINDS FRIENDS IN WAKE OF TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW TICKET-PRICING SYSTEM AT STATE FAIR UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MUENSTER WON'T RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GRANDMA'S OPPONENTS MISS PETITION DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOARD TURNS DOWN TEEN'S PAROLE BID,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DARE GRADUATES TO BE RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SOIL, WATER CHAPTER MEETING NEXT WEEK","Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WORK GETS UNDER WAY FOR WATER PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON BOY CHARGED WITH FELONY ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ROLL OUT THE BARREL,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CATTLE BREEDER AVID AG SPOKESMAN,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STORE ALLOWED TO PURSUE BEER LICENSE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SUPER 8 PARTNER PROMISES REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*DOVE SEASON DEPENDENT ON HUNTING ETHICS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INEXPERIENCE A MAJOR FACTOR FOR ROOSEVELT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CARROT-SEED HARVEST TRICKY WITH HYBRIDS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
HILL CITY FIRM FINDS SKULL OF DINOSAUR,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY GETS NEWCOMERS OFF TO BETTER START,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE TAKES PARKING PROFITS FROM FAIR NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BERKHOUT SHOULD STAND BY HIS PAST (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
END MUSHROOM THEORY AND VOTE NO SEPT 13 (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DASCHLE DEMOCRATS TAKE AIM AT PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
VIDEO-LOTTERY ISSUE RAISES MANY QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"VICTIMS OF SEX ABUSE SUFFER, SURVIVOR SAYS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"INMATES, PRISON STAFF TO BE BROUGHT TOGETHER (L)","Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
"ESPY VISITING SD TODAY, THURSDAY","Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOY NEEDS TO FIND DOG THAT BIT HIM,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 5 MONTHS ON COCAINE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GIRL,12, INJURED IN CAR, BIKE CRASH","Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD TO APPEAL ABORTION RULING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EQUIPMENT SCHEME WRAPPED UP IN TRIBAL POLITICS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HEALTH-CARE BILL LIKELY IN 30 DAYS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*{dollar}8,000 REWARD OFFERED FOR MISSING WOMAN","Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*EX-POSTMASTER GETS 4 MONTHS FOR STEALING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN OPPOSES USING TAXES FOR ARCHEODOME,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CROPS MATURE ENOUGH TO AVOID FROST WORRY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER RESIDENT LEADS DEBATE TEAM TO TITLE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PETITIONS REQUIRE VOTE ON DAM PROJECT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRESSLER JOINS CALL FOR GAS-PRICE PROBE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER TO DEPART OCT 1,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL OFFERS CLASS FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TENDING ANIMALS TIMELESS CHORE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*HERSETH'S NO-LAYOFF PLAN REJECTED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
JOHNSON WARNS FARMERS ABOUT CRP CHANGES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*GENERAL MANAGER OF EMPIRE MALL RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
ACT TO HELP 5 STATES IN NORTH PLAIN,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*CHEATERS DAY SHOULD DELIVER THRILLING END,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*O'GORMAN HOPES TO KEEP 11AA TITLE WITH DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES WIN IN BRAWL-FEST,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*JACKS GETS DEFENSIVE WITHOUT MCDONALD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS STILL IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LONG-DISTANCE WISHES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COOK MAKES TORTILLAS AND USES THEM LIKE BREAD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*YARDSTICKS MEASURE OF STATE-FAIR TRADITION,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIAL PREDICTS WEEKEND RISE IN LOW ATTENDANCE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
POLICE TO TIGHTEN ENFORCEMENT OF 11 P.M. CURFEW,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CURFEW REGULATIONS PAST AND FUTURE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BOOK ATTACKS UP--UNCOMFORTABLY SO (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHAT'S FUSS ABOUT? TRY OUT BOOK-BAG BAN (ED),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CONGRESS CONSIDERS WELFARE REFORM,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT ETHANOL CAN BE EASED BY EDUC.,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SAVE CAMPAIGN FUNDS UNTIL CLOSER TO DATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STATE FAIR VETS DAY COVERAGE INADEQUATE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"ARENA ONCE OFFERED SPACE FOR 9,000-PLUS (L)","Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WOMEN'S CONFERENCE HAS 'DIABOLIC' PURPOSE (L),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*CHATTY MODELS COULD PERFORM IMPORTANT ROLES,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOMESPUN HIRSCH WILL DO WEATHER FOR KDLT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DIVORCE MEDIATION AVAILABLE IN AREA,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*HAGGARD PLEASES FAIR CROWD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*TIME WITH CHILD BUILDS INTEREST IN LEARNING (PROF),"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"CANARIES HOLD ON, HALT 5-GAME SLIDE","Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"EXPERIENCE, CONSISTENCY COYOTE KEYS","Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD HEALTH OFFICIALS CHECK HANTAVIRUS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SD GETS {dollar}30,000 IN FRAUD SETTLEMENT","Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"HEARING ON PRICES, MEATPACKERS IS TODAY","Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BUSH TO LECTURE IN CITY DEC. 13,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LAST REMAINS OF OLD AIRPORT DISAPPEARING,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"LOUD, HISSING NATURAL-GAS RELEASE SCARES RESIDENTS","Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERING POOPER-SCOOPER LAW,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"BUSINESSMAN, CITY ARGUE OVER GARBAGE","Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TEXAS MAN DROWNS IN MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
INMATES TO BUILD HOMES FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MOTOR VEHICLE TABS DELIVERED IN MALLS?,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MONEY TO REPAIR SD ROADS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*185,000 RALLY CROWD IS SECOND LARGEST","Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SENATOR TO INTRODUCE 75 MPH SPEED LIMIT,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE GIVES FINAL OK IN SALMONELLA CASE,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ROOF FALLS IN ON SATELLITE CLINIC,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FILMING OF 'CRAZY HORSE' BEGINS,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"GARZA BOUGHT GAS, WANTED LIGHTER","Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
TWIN SONS WERE HIS PASSION,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CHILDREN IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"TWO MEN DENY GANG RAPING, BEATING OF WOMEN, 30","Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY CONSIDERS ANOTHER DEER-CONTROL PLAN,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*CLOSINGS FOR LABOR DAY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
NORWEST IS BUYING 3 BANKS IN SD,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SD LEADS THE NATION WITH FASTEST-GROWING PAY,"Argus LeaderAug 31 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
Coach a soft touch when needed.,"Argus LeaderAugust 23, 1993, sect.B, p.1, col.2"
Gill net problem builds.,"Argus LeaderAugust 24, 1986, sect.C, p.1, col.2"
Abbas: bassmasters win.,"Argus LeaderAugust 26, 1982, sect.D, p.1, col.1"
Vaughan made impression on record store owner.,"Argus LeaderAugust 31, 1992, sect.B, p.1, col.2"
Abbott considers run for US House.,"Argus LeaderAugust 9, 1995, sect.D, p.2, col.1"
Bike rally to get crime element.,"Argus LeaderAugusut 2, 1991, sect.C, p.3, col.1"
*JANKLOW SETS 'BARE BONES' GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW SETS 'BARE BONES' GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MEANS SAYS HOLD HOSTAGES UNTIL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEANS SAYS HOLD HOSTAGES UNTIL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUZZIN' IN JEFFERSON,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS PREDICT LIMITED SPENDING,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GUARD MADE AWARE OF TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY DELAYS RAIL AUTHORITY VOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON GROUP SEEKS TAX BREAK VOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TRIAL OF HILLS STUDENT MAY BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TRIAL OF HILLS STUDENT MAY BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HURON MAN ARRAIGNED FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOG RECEIPTS REACH RECORD HIGH,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*CITY CLERGYMEN ASKED TO BACK ARMS PROTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*CITY CLERGYMEN ASKED TO BACK ARMS PROTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
ND MAY TRY SD INMATE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
ND MAY TRY SD INMATE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
THREE FACE CHARGES IN RUSTLING OF HOGS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
THORSNESS CASE TOOK TOO LONG (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
THORSNESS CASE TOOK TOO LONG (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LET CHILDREN VOTE ON CAROLS IN SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION HAS WRONG TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
LIKED COVERAGE OF 'SMOKEOUT' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*GENERAL FUND DOLLAR USE FOR 1981,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLAN SHORT OF REGENTS REQUEST,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL FIRE STATIONS COULD FACE EXTRA DUTIES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLAN SHORT OF REGENTS REQUEST,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW-STATISTICS MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUING OVER RIVER DAMAGE POOR CHOICE OF ACTION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUING OVER RIVER DAMAGE POOR CHOICE OF ACTION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY DISCIPLINE MAY BE SECRET,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
4-DAY HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL OVER 450--5 DIE IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
OLD-TIMER TAKES ON WOLVES IN THEIR DEN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BUTORAC CAPTURES NET TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'IMPROVING ON IMAGE' IS PROGRAM FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PRESIDENT URGES YOU TO VISIT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PRESIDENT URGES YOU TO VISIT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*'IMPROVING ON IMAGE' IS PROGRAM FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SOME COMMENTS FROM SD LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION'S EXECUTIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SOME COMMENTS FROM SD LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION'S EXECUTIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*BANQUET TO FEATURE OKLAHOMA HUMORIST,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*BEEF COOK-OFF COMES TO SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEXAS ECONOMIST TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BARTELS IS COWBELLE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BARTELS IS COWBELLE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BEEFING UP HIGH SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*NLM PRESIDENT FAVORS A 25-CENT CHECK-OFF,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AG DEPARTMENT MONITORS PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
THE NCA AND WHO THEY ARE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*BEEF COUNCIL FUNDS MEAT RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
FLIGHTS' FUTURE UP IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW UNVEILING SD BUDGET DETAILS TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW UNVEILING SD BUDGET DETAILS TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN'S HANDY KNACK FOR FABRICATING THE TRUTH,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PARENTS PUSH FOR SAFER SCHOOL ZONES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SMALL JAILS CAN'T ALWAYS FULFILL LEGAL OBLIGATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*PARENTS PUSH FOR SAFER SCHOOL ZONES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"WICK, FAR RIGHT SHOULD FORGET IT (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
AUDUBON SOCIETY-STOP GARRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TOLL-FREE TOURIST NUMBER AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"SD, ND GOVS TO MEET ABOUT WATER","Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MISSIONARY LIFE CALLS SD FAMILY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
NAPA-PLATTE RAIL COULD DRAW DOLLARS TO AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MONEY RUNS OUT FOR OFFBEAT ENERGY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*RADCLIFFE PUSHES GRAIN CARTEL,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW LIMITS BUDGET CUT TO 3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW LIMITS BUDGET CUT TO 3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SAYS BN MAY BUY NORTHERN LINE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'SNOW FALLS'-BLIZZARD LASHES AREA WITH HIGH WINDS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*IF YOU WANT IT, IT'S AT SID'S CROWN LIQUOR","Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*IF YOUR WANT IT, IT'S AT SID'S CROWN LIQUOR","Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POULTRY ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS GET OK FOR NATIVITY SET,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS GET OK FOR NATIVITY SET,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MIGHT GET 25 PERCENT LESS DEVELOPMENT MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MIGHT GET 25 PERCENT LESS DEVELOPMENT MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SNOWPACKED ROADS CAUSE CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POLICEMAN TURNS IN BLUES AFTER 31 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*POLICEMAN TURNS IN BLUES AFTER 31 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW SAYS SD WON'T GET WASTES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"ROAD SYSTEM CRUMBLING FAST, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"ROAD SYSTEM CRUMBLING FAST, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"ROAD SYSTEM CRUMBLING FAST, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"LIVESTOCK GROUP EYES PROBLEMS, CHALLENGES (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEER CREEK COVERAGE BY MEDIA CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BROKEN SEAL LAW ENCOURAGES EXCESS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LET BREZHNEV MAKE OVERTURE LIKE REAGAN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"JANKLOW GRABBING HEADLINES, DEMO SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"JANKLOW GRABBING HEADLINES, DEMO SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"JANKLOW GRABBING HEADLINES, DEMO SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEDICARE TO REIMBURSE FOR RESPIRATORY SERVICES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MARKETING CAMPAIGN TO PROMOTE SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POLICE OFFICERS' OFF-DUTY WORK REGULATED,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POLICE OFFICERS' OFF-DUTY WORK REGULATED,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MARKETING CAMPAIGN TO PROMOTE SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY TO OK PHONE SYSTEM EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DOWNGRADING OF C&NW TRACK DOESN'T SURPRISE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SD OFFICIALS STYMIED ON SPENDING,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MITCHELL FIRE DAMAGE MAY EXCEED {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*UNION PROTESTS LITTON PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*UNION PROTESTS LITTON PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PUC CONSIDERS 5.7 PERCENT RATE HIKE FOR HILLS AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ELK POINT GROUP GIVES {dollar}100 TO PUBLIC TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*FEDS BEGIN MILKING DAIRY PROFITS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LIGHT PLANE CRASHES NEAR SF AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHRISTIAN SCHOOL RULE ISSUE RETURNS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MOUNT MARTY ROYALTY CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
O'GORMAN FORMS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
OLSEN APPOINTED TO HISTORY COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
USD PROF TO ATTEND SEMINAR IN BERLIN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*2 FROM SD PERFORM IN MACY'S PARADE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE CUTS COSTS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
BOOK BAN POPS UP IN TEACHER FIRING--ONIDA,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAKE PRESTON PAYS TEACHER'S UNEMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOY HEARS FROM FOOTBALL HERO,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOT AIR BALLOONS DOWN-SKI WEAR UP,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAMP LAWYERS WANT COMPLETE FBI FILE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATE EXTENDS ADC PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MAN OFFERED JOB BECAUSE OF STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NEW ADC GUIDELINES HARDSHIP FOR INDIANS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WANTS US TO STOP AID THAT PRODUCES CRUELTY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CAR CRASH KILLS DALLAS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN HELD ON 2 CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PILL CONTAINED CAFFEINE, ETHEDRINE","Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE HAVE RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD MAN NAMED TO ENERGY PANEL,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER SERVICE RESTORED IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ACTION CONTINUES AGAINST ROBBERY SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MILBANK MUTUAL APPROVES MERGER,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CITY WORKERS HAPPY WITH SELF INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY AWARDS INSURANCE BID,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
NEW BUILDING EXPANDS DAY CARE IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JURY SWORN IN FOR WATERTOWN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
WOLSEY MAN DIES OF APPARENT ASPHYXIATION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
LAWYER LISTS REASONS FOR DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
CITY ORDINANCE WOULD INCREASE WATER BILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MONTANA GOLD FIRM SEEKS PERMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ARMOUR'S ALTENBURG USES SPECIAL LAWS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA AVENUE BRACING FOR REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CABBAGE PATCH KIDS SELL OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*TIGHT SPENDING PLAN FROM JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AFFIDAVITS IN CASE SEALED FROM PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD OKS HIGH SCHOOL BAND'S TRIP TO EUROPE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CROOK MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DONAHUE'S EXPANDS WITH ACQUISITION OF STORE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAILING FOR SENDING KIDS TO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL DISCUSS HIGH-SCHOOL ELECTIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAIRY LAWS HURT BEEF INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HAMS RADIO SPACE SHIP BUT GET NO ANSWER,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CHILDREN DON'T NEED COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW WOOS OUT-OF-STATE SUCCESS STORIES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ENDS DEBATE ON SALE OF SATELLITES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IF YOU REALLY DESIRE PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"US, SOVIETS ACT AS IF THEY'RE PLAYING (L)","Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"KNOBE, HUNKING SHOWS NEED FOR A CHANGE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DEMOCRATS CALL FOR INCREASE IN AID,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LAWYER DISPUTES CASH AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SALES 19 PERCENT ABOVE 1982,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DEPT ASKS FOR COMMENTS ON NEW PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"FAMILY SETTLES FOR {dollar}100,000 IN LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GROUP ASKS FOR HELP TO CONTROL MEDICAL COSTS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO WILL GAIN A STRONGER VOICE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE MAY RECEIVE BOMER RANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*WARRIORS' VOAS READY TO DEFEND TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL BONUSES ARE IN THE BAG,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE WEAVES A WEB USING BEAR'S FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LET GOD'S WORD GROW,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SANDLAND STANDS TALL ON BASKETBALL COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EQUITY IN FARM PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TRANSIT OFFERS HOLIDAY SHOPPING ROUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN GETS 20 YEARS FOR RAPING GIRL,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETTIGREW MUSEUM ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REASON FOR FIREFIGHTER'S DEATH UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
19-YEAR-OLD GUILTY OF CHILD MOLESTATION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MIDDLE SCHOOL CONCEPT EMPHASIZES...,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"MINNESOTA MAN FACE DOWN, BUT NOT OUT","Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SOME DEDUCTIONS MUST STAY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HONG KONG AGREEMENT WONDERFUL (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUPLE HELD FOR TRIAL IN NOV 17 SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEAD POLICEMAN SUSPENDED FOLLOWING FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE DEMS TO HOLD VICTORY CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEST WELLS TO BE DRILLED AT CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FUTURE GARRISON PLANS MAY INCLUDE STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
KAISER NOT GUILTY IN GRANDMOTHER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
UNITED WAY AT 99 PERCENT OF ITS GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
WORKER'S COMPENSATION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FIRE SWEEPS THROUGH RENNER HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COYOTES SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MORE COLD, SNOW DRIFTS INTO STATE","Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HANDICAP DOESN'T TAKE AWAY LOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING ANSWER TO FARM WOES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
DON'T LET RACIAL EQUALITY DIE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
CITY CAN BE PROUD OF STRIKERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
DECISION HELPS DAIRY FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.A, p.14, col.4"
THANKS TO HAYWARD HELPERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.A, p.14, col.4"
*MEANS STILL COMMANDS UNDESERVED ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
*ELEMENTS TEAM UP AGAINST FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAMPAIGNS CREATE QUESTIONS ABOUT MOTIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DUBS PANDA 'SIOUX CHIN',"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FEW FORECLOSURES WILL BE STOPPED,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEIGHBORS BRACE FOR WHOPPER,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS SLEDDING HILL MAY BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEIDEPRIEM CHANGES MIND ABOUT PAC MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW FARM BILL MAY REDUCE TAX REVENUE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD PROJECT TO RESEARCH MODERN FARM HAZARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LITTLE PETERSON PROVIDES BIG PLAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEER TEETH YIELD IMPORTANT INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
ILLEGAL BAITING COULD HARM BIRDS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SEMINAR PLANNED FOR DEC 11,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
WATERFOWL DATES FOR CLOSINGS ARE CORRECT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*BEER STICKS EN(DEER)ING TO COYNE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*TALES OF HALLEY'S COMET RECALLED,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'MESSIAH' SING-ALONG PLANNED FOR MONDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
GOOSEMOBILE HEADS INTO AREA THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
SEATBELTS STRESSED,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
THE DES MOINES BALLET COMES TO CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*LEONIE HANSON SHARES FAMILY FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.D, p.13, col.1"
*FIRM LIGHTS UP WORLD FROM SD,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TO OPEN STORE DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*BUDGET CUTS PARE AID FOR NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WORLD-CLASS CYCLISTS RETURN TO SD,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MONEY WORLD WILL RECOVER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KIDNEY GROUP FUND DRIVE UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MCKENNAN ANNOUNCES NEW FUND,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
PIONEER CERTIFICATES STILL AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ADOPTION SUPPORT GROUP MEETS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HEALTH SERVICE BROCHURE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LANDHUIS PAINTINGS TO BE AUCTIONED,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WALDENBOOKS DONATES BOOKS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PLANE FOUND--PILOT IS DEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEATHER BLAMED IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WINTER WEATHER DELAYS FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY TO LOOK AT MINE GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POWER OUTAGE SHUTS DOWN MALL SHOPS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PIERRE PREPARES TO PARTY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY TO CONSIDER GRANT FOR HOTEL PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"*FIRST STORM COSTS CITY {dollar}70,769","Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOXCAR LIFE SUITS RAPID CITY MAN FINE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*TIPS, YACS AND PUNTER IN USD WIN","Argus LeaderDec 01 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITY POLICE CHIEF GREEN RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ANXIETY SENDS DOLLAR, DOW TUMBLING","Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"EDUCATION, SALARY NEEDS TOP BUDGET","Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ZOO OFFICIAL FIRED,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SF IS LOSING A GOOD POLICE CHIEF (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA CARE LACKS GOOD-FAITH BARGAINING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T BLAME COMMODITIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EQUAL RECOGNITION NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ARMISTICE SPIRIT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BRENNER ANXIOUS TO JOIN O'GORMAN CAST,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BELL WILL MOVE SOME EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPLAINT FILED AGAINST STORE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GEPHARDT BACKERS TO WATCH DEBATE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED ON RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN CONVERSION CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPAIRS COMPLETED AT VOLGA SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RAMP SKYWALK STUDY OFF THE GROUND,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EROS ELIMINATES 12 POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY SALES HIGHER THAN EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TUITION WAIVERS CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX CITY SCHOOL BOARD WANTS SF INPUT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOP TO PICK COUNTY DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"CHAMBER, COLLEGES TO COOPERATE ON CLASSES","Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"COMPANY INTRODUCES HERB, SPICE SEED KITS","Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-HEAD OF BELLE FOURCHE BANK PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOCCASIN FACTORY CLOSES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEMINAR SERIES TO LOOK AT ALCOHOL FUELS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CONSUMER PRICE INDEX UP FOR ALL ITEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BREWSTER ROOSTER,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW CINEMA BOOSTS CITY SCREENS TO 21,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REDFIELD SAILOR DIES IN NAVY MISHAP,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DENTIST CAPS OFF 63 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GOING SCREEN TO SCREEN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
JAPANESE SCHOOLS STRESS MEMORIZING,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON INMATE RELEASE PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GAMBLING ATTRACTS CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LOOSBROCK DIDN'T RATE FRONT-PAGE TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ORGANIZED PROSTITUTION SHOULDN'T BE TOLERATED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TEAM SHOWS SD PROWESS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA'S KENDLE RATED NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY CHURCH OPENS 1888 TIME CAPSULE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT ON FARM,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOUNT VERNON MAN DIES IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO HEAD REPUBLICAN PANEL,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A CHRISTMAS TUG,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KEARNS MACHINERY SOLD TO ND FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET TO BE CONSCIOUS OF COSTS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-WORKERS TESTIFY IN CHEESE PLANT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROPERTY TAX DEADLINE PASSES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FBI DIRECTOR WANTS FINGERPRINT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CONCERNS ACROSS THE BORDER,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*WAKONDA WINS NUMBER 50, O'GORMAN FALLS","Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARTS FANS TO ALTER WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLASTIC DOTS LAUNCH STUDY OF RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FIND USE FOR WASHINGTON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"PUBLIC, PRIVATE TESTING FOR RADON (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TEACHING DEGRADES HUMANS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
VETERANS EARNED FREE MEDICAL CARE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
VASECTOMY NOT SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
CANCER STRIKES CARTER'S SISTER,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOVIE THEATERS MAKE LAST-MINUTE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SDSU TO PRESENT 'CAMELOT',"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
USD OFFERS FUTURISTIC DRAMA,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*HALLEEN HIRED BY SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY HALL WORKER SENTENCED FOR THEFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN CHARGED WITH ATTACKING POLICE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE DRUG-RING ARRESTS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE LEADER TO HELP MUENSTER BID,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN GIRLS INJURED IN CITY CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE ART OF REVOLUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLUMNIST--DON'T ALLOW ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOLLMANN MOVED BACK TO YANKTON,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS CALL FOR REPEAL OF FREEZE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CUSTODIAN HANGS SELF AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOUR WITH POLICE OFFERS SLICE OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PEEVER SCHOOL CLOSED AFTER SAFETY QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*KUNDERT VOWS NOT TO 'SIT STILL',"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT CONSIDERS BURNING HAZARDOUS WASTE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD PLANS RAPID CITY SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FORMER CITY MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SPORTS WRITING WAS GOOD WAY TO EARN LIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LIVESTOCK FIRM OWNERS CHARGED,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SHOE REPAIR MIX MODERN EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"*GUNSHOTS DRAW POLICE, CHARGE","Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL'S TAX REPORT REALISTIC FOR SOME,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD LAWMAKERS APPLAUD PEACE EFFORT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FUNERAL PLANNED MONDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*ANDERSON TAUGHT CITY ABOUT RESPECT, CARING","Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*HOMES FOR THE HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ALTERNATIVE CHRISTMAS MARKET SELLS GIFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
OAKS OFFER FULL FARE OF HOLIDAY FILL,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DISPLAY FLAGS SHOW SUPPORT FOR TROOPS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"ELECTION COVERAGE UNBIASED, INFORMATIVE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GARBAGE DUMP FIGHT WILL NEVER END (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*COMMISSIONERS HAD BETTER LISTEN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WAKONDA ROLLS PAST IROQUOIS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*2 INMATES WALK AWAY FROM JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREE MALL SHUTTLE TO BEGIN TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS WILL MEET ON FEDERAL TAX LAWS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS WILL HOLD PRIORITY MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO ARE SENTENCED IN JULY COCAINE DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SONGS OF WORSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRE DESTROYS TEA HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IF COOMES VIDEOTAPE CAN BE USED,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNION VOTE OK'D FOR MANY AT HSC,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRISONER STABBED 6 TIMES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARM BILL HARDEST ON WHEAT CROP,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SERVICES SCHEDULED MONDAY FOR ANDERSON,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN CONSIDERS ANNEXING LARGE AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON PLANT MAY BEGIN PORK PROCESSING,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO MORE ARRESTED IN MAJOR DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INVESTIGATION OF CHILD'S DEATH COULD TAKE WEEKS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NEW TRIAL DATE SET IN CHILD ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEADWOOD MAYOR CONCERNED BY CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RECOUNTS REQUESTED IN 3 RACES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBE SENDS PRESENTS TO INDIANS IN GULF,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SDEA BACKS MICKELSON'S 2ND PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*NUNS STILL SHARING AFTER LIFE OF GIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DUKE PLANS CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UNITED BY THE WAR,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FIRE KILLS CITY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*BOY RESPECTED SOLDIERS, AIRMEN","Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CITY OPENED ITS ARMS TO VISITING SOLDIERS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
ETHICS COMMISSION NOT SUCH A BAD IDEA (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NO STATE IS AN ECONOMIC ISLAND (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*INDIANS NEED HELPING HAND, NOT SLAP IN THE FACE","Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
AKC NO GUARANTEE FOR A PERFECT PET (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WHY DO WE HAVE TO PAY GOVERNMENT DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NOW ISN'T THE TIME FOR DEMOCRAT PRESIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
GET INTO THE HABIT OF RECYCLING TRASH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
'ARGUS' NEEDS PERSON TO OVERSEE CORRECTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PROJECT CAR PROVIDES SERVICE TO COMMUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
GAMBLING CONTRADICTS OUR GOOD WORK ETHIC (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*278 MAKES BOWLER'S HAND SHRINK,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BITELER GIVES BIG CHILL TO ROAD RACE RIVALS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WIN GETS SKYFORCE TO .500,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OFFERING SAFETY SUNDAY CLASSES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BUS INC ADDS PATRICK HENRY ROUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX-EXEMPT STATUS APPLICATIONS DUE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM OFFICIALS TOLD TO FORGET NEW TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*'I WOULD LIKE TO DO IT FOREVER,' HOGEN SAYS OF JOB","Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOP LEADER SAYS DUKE ISN'T WELCOME,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RURAL LIBRARY SYSTEM KEEPS RESIDENTS READING,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX PLAN SIMILARITIES WON'T PREVENT A BRAWL,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A DAY TO DIG OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FORT THOMPSON MEN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SELLING MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL MUSEUM WORK TO BE DONE BY MAY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NOT-GUILTY PLEA ENTERED ON EMBEZZLING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NOT GUILTY IN DRUG DEAL SHE CALLED SETUP,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
3 TOWNS KEEP MAIN STREET FIRE BURNING,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*TODAY, MANY MISS MARVELS OF DISCOVERY","Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*AREA IS BLANKETED WITH SPECIAL EVENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*WWII BROUGHT MANY MAJOR CHALLENGES TO SD,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1991, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*MEDICAL RESIDENT SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*HUSBAND, WIFE DIE HOURS APART","Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LET THOSE ADVOCATES OF INCOME TAX PAY IT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"PRIVATE, PUBLIC SCHOOLS SHOULDN'T BE COMPARED (L)","Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SEX CASE EXPOSES TROUBLE IN CONGRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATORS SHOULD JOIN SMOKING BAN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
VOLESKY IS QUALIFIED TO HOLD A STATE OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
CITY OK'S EXTRA MONEY FOR STADIUM FIX-UP,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ENERGY ASSISTANCE OFFICE EXTENDS HOURS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON POINTS TO HEALTH NEEDS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT IS ARRESTED IN SHOOTING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOSPITAL WINS BYPASS RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION FIGHT GOES TO LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MINNEHAHA GROWTH JUST NATURAL, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE PLANS CONFINEMENT OPERATION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BUSINESS UP OVER LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SF CABLE RATES TO INCREASE BY 75 CENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*ON THE BEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FAMILY PLACES HOPE IN RARE PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SEEKING GOVERNMENT HELP TO HEAT HOMES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LAW WON'T BE BIG CHANGE FOR SD GUN OWNERS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TRIBES URGED TO PUSH FOR FULL GAMING RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
RAISE STATE SHARE OF LOTTERY INCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
COMMERCIALIZATION THREATENS HUNTING,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PRESSLER LEAVES SD CITIZENS BEHIND (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
SMOKING ISN'T A GOOD WAY TO REMAIN SLIM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
DON'T JOIN AUTO SERVICE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELDERLY COUPLE DIES IN I-90 COLLISION,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAME COMMISSIONER SHOOTS DUCK ILLEGALLY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT SHOT WHILE HUNTING,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MONTROSE RELOCATION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ONE MORE SWIPE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE DECLARES MISTRIAL IN POLLUTION CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLICE TIE FLASHER TO 10 CASES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOST CALLERS FAVOR LIMIT ON CASINOS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PRISONER ADMITS MARIJUANA CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"KYLE SCHOOL, TEACHER TO BE FEATURED ON TV","Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN CLAIMS COPS USE EXCESSIVE FORCE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU OFFERS COURSE ON OSHA COMPLIANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD WORKERS ALSO WANT PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARGUS REJECTS OFFER IN JUVENILE CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LEGISLATORS DELAY ACTION ON SPLIT IN VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARDS PROPOSE REWARD FOR THRIFTINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"GAMBLING HARMING CITY IMAGE, FAMILIES","Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*COUGARS WALLOP WESTMAR,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY ASSIST,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PILLOWS KEEP GRANDCHILDREN HAPPY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WATER ISSUE TO CHALLENGE NEW MAYOR,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FACILITY WILL BE FIRST OF ITS KIND IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*'GOOSEMOBILE' MAKES SPECIAL DELIVERIES ACROSS AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STAMP PRICES ON RISE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*HANSON, RENTSCHLER STAND ON WATER","Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PRAYER AMENDMENT WOULD BE MISTAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PENNY SALES TAX WON'T HALT CITY VISITORS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOHNSON MUST TAKE BLAME FOR VANDALISM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RENTSCHLER'S SUCCESS IS REASON TO BACK HIM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HANSON HAS ANSWERS TO CITY'S PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE MAYOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NORTHEAST CITY HOMES LOSE ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAD VOTERS SUPPORT DUNBAR RAILROAD PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST GRADERS SUBJECT OF BOOKS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*GARRETSON SAVES, MOVES DEPOT","Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE IMPRISONS WHITE UNTIL HE DIES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HANSON: CITY JOBS FOR SUPPORT UNTRUE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MOST CALLERS OPPOSE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES FEE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL WOMAN DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INVESTORS NEEDED IN SOYBEAN-PLANT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AIRLINE ADDS FLIGHT TO MINNEAPOLIS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*5 FAMILIES TO SHOW HOMES IN SUNDAY TOUR,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MISS USA-SD IS SIOUX FALLS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TOWN TO DEVELOP ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REVENUE SECRETARY LOOKS FOR NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*A DIFFERENT KIND OF TREE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
INVESTMENT IN GOVT BOND FUND PAYS OFF DESPITE DROP,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"AIR FORCE CUTS B1-B'S, 428 JOBS AT AIR BASE","Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"THE PLAINS, LANDMARK HOTEL, CLOSES WITH NO NOTICE","Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CALLERS OPPOSE ACTIVITY FEE BY 60-40% MARGIN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN LEAVES 2 1/2-YEAR-OLD IN FREEZING CAR--POLICE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BUSINESS UNHAPPY WITH POSTAL HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*ARTISAN MAKES CUT FOR CHEVY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AUCTION MARKETS REPORT 5 PERCENT DROP IN NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
AGENCIES HOPE FOR GENEROSITY IN CHRISTMAS WISH LISTS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THE WAY CHILDREN PICTURE THEIR FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEED MORE THAN FOUR YEARS FOR COLLEGE (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*OAKS SET FUN TONE FOR CHRISTMAS SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
ETHICS PANEL CLEARS DASCHLE OF AIR SAFETY COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S A TAXPAYERS' BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TAX FREEZE CATCH-UP CONTRIBUTES TO REVOLT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
REGENTS PRESIDENT QUESTIONS TUITION FREEZE IDEA,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW'S BUDGET GOOD FIRST STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REBELLIOUS RUNAWAYS NEED SHORTER TETHER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T UNDERESTIMATE DEADLY FORCE OF TRAINS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOVERNMENT WON'T SOLVE OUR PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER ACTS SENSIBLY IN VOTING TO LOWER DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MEDICARE CUTS SHOW DISREGARD FOR ELDERLY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*'WILD BILL' TIE TO REAL STATE IN NAME ONLY,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DULUTH HOUSE IN ONE FAMILY'S RETREAT CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*'PORCHLIGHT' EXPLORES FAMILY, FORGIVENESS","Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JULY ROBBER CHARGED IN ANOTHER HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AUTHORITIES RELEASE SKETCH OF ROBBER,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SECOND CASINO ROBBER ENTERS GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN REPORTS RAPE, DRUGGING TO POLICE","Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
911 DISPATCHERS LEARN FIRST AID,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TREES OF A FEATHER FLOCKED TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CONVICTED CHILD RAPIST RESENTENCED TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FORMER WATERTOWN LEGISLATOR FACES CHARGES IN FATALIT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GRAND JURY DOESN'T INDICT MAN IN DEATH AFTER FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HUNTERS THREATEN BACKLASH,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*ORGANIZATION WANTS CALLS MADE TO DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ABERDEEN POLICE INVESTIGATE DEATH OF 18-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"BUILDER FINED, ASKED FOR {dollar}528,880 RESTITUTION","Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BOARD SETS HEARING TO MEET WITH OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS CASINO POKER TABLE THEFT CONVICTI,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"ZONING ORDINANCE LIMITING RESIDENTS OK, JUDGE SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
MADE SEWING TALENT PAY OFF,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA TEENAGERS AND HIV-AIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SO FAR AHEAD OF THE MARKET IT LACKED SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
CATTLE PRODUCERS WANT CHEAPER CORN,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
PROJECT IMPROVES REMOTE SENSING,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
FORMER OFFICIAL GETS 18-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
RAPID CITY GAS PRICES FALL 19 CENTS A GALLON,"Argus LeaderDec 01 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
*BAD DAY FOR BALLOONS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAPID CITY NATIVITY BAN LIFTED,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIGHT FOR FUNDS LIKELY IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"HEAT OIL AVAILABLE, BUT IT COSTS PLENTY","Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"HEAT OIL AVAILABLE, BUT IT COSTS PLENTY","Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JOBBERS STRUGGLE TO GET OIL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JOBBERS STRUGGLE TO GET OIL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HEART PROBLEMS BLAMED FOR STUDENT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
ENERGY RESCUE PLAN SPARKS CURIOSITY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
ENERGY RESCUE PLANS SPARKS CURIOSITY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*CITY PAROCHIAL SCHOOL BUCKS STATE'S ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SCHOOLS WILL RELEASE TEST SCORES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
WE RECOMMEND VOTE 'AGAINST' (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WE RECOMMEND VOTE 'AGAINST' (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WE RECOMMEND VOTE 'AGAINST' (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EXPERT SIMPLIFIES ENERGY DATA (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
VIEWPOINTS CLASH ON ZONING BALLOT QUESTION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
VIEWPOINTS CLASH ON ZONING BALLOT QUESTION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION AGAINST,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
VIEWPOINTS CLASH ON ZONING BALLOT QUESTION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CETA REPRESENTATIVES OFFER AID,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SERVICES CENTER CLOSES HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SUPREME COURT VALIDATES TAX SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SUPREME COURT VALIDATES TAX SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BISON BULL TAKES TOP PRIZE AT CUSTER,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ELLSWORTH GETS 7 MILLION FUND,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
KELO SUED FOR LIBEL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*KEAN RESIGNS WITH NO REGRETS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KELO SUED FOR LIBEL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*'MUSIC AND LOLLIPOPS' CONCERT WINS APPLAUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.1"
*JEFFERSON WINS IN OVERTIME,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUNSET PROCESS TOUGH ON GAME & FISH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*EVA LUNDBERG REMEMBERS 'GOOD OLD DAYS',"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
*LEGION BEGINS FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
"SURVEY FINDS CITY OPTIMISTIC, CONSERVATIVE","Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
MINNESOTA FARM PRICES DROP,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
"SURVEY FINDS CITY OPTIMISTIC, CONSERVATIVE","Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
COLD WEATHER RENEWS SCABIES IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
ENERGY COSTS TURN IOWANS INTO CAVE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.4"
*BELL TO BUILD PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.4"
THREE FIRMS GET SEPARATE ZIP CODES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.2"
BROKER-PRIME RATE WON'T DROP,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.B, p.18, col.1"
*COMPUTER GAMES CHALLENGE PLAYERS' SKILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENERGY OR CULTURE-INDIANS MAY FACE TOUGH CHOICE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROUPS HOPE TO HELP ABUSED SPOUSES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRAPPERS DEFEND ECOLOGICAL ROLE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROUPS HOPE TO HELP ABUSED SPOUSES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MRS ED VIK-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS GO FOR COZY GIFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STUDY SHOWS PLIGHT OF BATTERED WOMEN,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
STUDY SHOWS PLIGHT OF BATTERED WOMEN,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*MR AND MRS BOB HARRIS FIND IRAN A PLACE OF CONTRAST,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DON HOPKINS GLAD FATE KEPT HIM FROM IRAN,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD CHURCHES SHOW SUPPORT FOR THE HOSTAGES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*JANKLOW ASKS RECORD BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW ASKS RECORD BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE MAY ERASE DEBT TO UTILITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
US CONGRESS APPROPRIATES WEB MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE MAY ERASE DEBT TO UTILITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE MAY ERASE DEBT TO UTILITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW ARRIVES...,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*1ST CANDLE IN MENORAH FOR HANNUKAH, JEWISH FESTIVAL","Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'MY BRILLIANT CAREER' A FILM OF CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*GOP LAWMAKERS PRAISE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOP LAWMAKERS PRAISE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGREEMENT ALLOWS CJ'S BAR TO STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BETTER JAILS COULD EASE SD PENITENTIARY LOAD,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRAFFIC DEATH TRIAL ENTERS ITS 2ND DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRAFFIC DEATH TRIAL ENTERS ITS 2ND DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ITALY'S TRAVAIL (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WAR PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS SPONSORING ESSAY CONTEST FOR YOUTH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CANCEL BOTH NEW TAX AND THE UTILITY REFUND (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CANCEL BOTH NEW TAX AND THE UTILITY REFUND (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LAWYER FOUND THE ERROR IN OVERTAXING BY UTILITIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LAWYER FOUND THE ERROR IN OVERTAXING BY UTILITIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SF WATER TO BE TESTED FOR RADIOACTIVE ELEMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CITY USING SALT SPARINGLY THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CITY USING SALT SPARINGLY THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUPPLIES FOR WINTER PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUPPLIES FOR WINTER PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"KEEP BUSY DURING WINTER, PSYCHOLOGIST ADVISES","Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"IF SUPERINTENDENT MAKES IT TO SCHOOL, SO SHOULD KIDS","Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
"IF SUPERINTENDENT MAKES IT TO SCHOOL, SO SHOULD KIDS","Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
WINTER BRINGS CAR PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
"PREPARATION, CAUTION ARE KEYS TO WINTER WARMTH, HEALTH","Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DEMOCRATS RE-ELECT KRULL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SD LEGISLATURE'S 1981 SESSION JAN 6 THROUGH FEB 27,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
1980 STATE'S DEADLIEST THANKSGIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
DAY-CARE WORKER CHARGED WITH ABUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
THREE FILE FOR OPEN OAHE SEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
TRANSPORT DEREGULATION BILL PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
BUTTE COUNTY SHERIFF BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
CHRYSLER CREATES CONSUMER BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
HIGHER SD GRAIN PRICES PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
"CITY MUST PARE {dollar}388,000 FORM 1982 BUDGET","Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY MUST PARE {dollar}388,000 FROM 1982 BUDGET","Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF REBOUNDS FROM 7-INCH SNOW,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER--PUT OFF SUIT UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY'S 'ARTWORK' RAISES IRE OF ACLU,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY'S 'ARTWORK' RAISES IRE OF ACLU,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDS INVESTIGATING COUNTERFEIT {dollar}20 BILL FOUND IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDS INVESTIGATING COUNTERFEIT {dollar}20 BILL FOUND IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HURON ISN'T COMPLAINING ABOUT SNOW,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SD DIGS OUT AFTER 10-INCH SNOWFALL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
TOURISM AND GAS TAX (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NATALIE WOOD'S LEGACY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ANN LANDERS ILLOGICAL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CHESTER WOMAN HURT IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN BREAKS LEG IN SNOWMOBILE CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEDIA AUCTION RESCHEDULED FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AIRLINE AWAITS ONLY CAB APPROVAL BEFORE FLYING,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
COUNTY TO HIRE LOBBYIST FOR 1982 SESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
COUNTY TO HIRE LOBBYIST FOR 1982 SESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FARM BUREAU WANTS FEDERAL AG PROGRAMS ELIMINATED,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
4 FORT PIERRE MEN STRANDED IN STORM RESCUED,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PINE RIDGE RADIO STATION HOPES TO AIR IN AUG,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PINE RIDGE RADIO STATION HOPES TO AIR IN AUG,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD MAY NOT NEED TRACK LOAN EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
"ND MAN FINED, LIQUIDATION SALE AT COLISEUM","Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"ND MAN FINED, LIQUIDATION SALE AT COLISEUM","Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS VIOLATED, TEACHER SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
JANKLOW NOT HURT IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"SUNDAY BEER, LIQUOR SALES REJECTED","Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
11 HILLS CITIES UNITE TO BOOST VOICE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW NOT HURT IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
STATE ECONOMY FACING 1982 SD LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"SUNDAY BEER, LIQUOR SALES REJECTED","Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*HIGH SCHOOL COACH OF YEAR LATEST HONOR FOR BURNS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH SCHOOL COACH OF YEAR LATEST HONOR FOR BURNS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU'S GREGORY PROTESTS DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU'S GREGORY PROTESTS DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU'S GREGORY PROTESTS DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STING OPERATION NETS 15 POACHING ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STING OPERATION NETS 15 POACHING ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WILDLIFE AGENTS CELEBRATE POACHER CATCH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WILDLIFE AGENTS CELEBRATE POACHER CATCH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*WORK, TRAINING VS SCARCE JOBS, RISING COLLEGE COSTS","Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MRS SD EVENT FEB 12 AT NEW TOWN MALL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"HOLIDAY FOOD SUPPLY GOOD FOR TURKEY, GRAPEFRUIT, PEAR","Argus LeaderDec 02 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*INVESTIGATORS SEARCH FOR CLUES INTO CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LIMOUSINE BUSINESS WILL MISS DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEW PILOTS WERE FLYING TUES NIGHT FOG,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CEMENT PLANT BOSS RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SF MAN CARVES HIS WAY INTO LIMELIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOU WON'T SAY HUMBUG TO 'CHRISTMAS CAROL',"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YEAR-END RELEASES CASH IN ON GREED,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*THEATER IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CHRISTMAS CONCERTS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ANOTHER WINTER BLAST MAY BE ON ITS WAY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN CAMP VIOLATES FED RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS GET JANKLOW BUDGET TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH UNDER WAY FOR WINNER FUGITIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS MUST OFFER VOTERS ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHE PREPARES ADULTS FOR CONSUMER WORLD,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MISS GIBRALTER IS ORDINARY COW--EXPENSIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAAG'S DEFENSE--DID HE KNOW RIGHT FROM WRONG,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REAGAN'S TRIP--VITAL BUT LIMITED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REDISTRICTING MEETINGS NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOTHER APPALLED BY HUMAN MUTILATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PANEL WILL DISCUSS REDISTRICTING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
THERAPIST DISPUTES CHIROPRACTOR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STEVE MATTHIES PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BLACK HILLS FOREST STUDY UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FALL VICTIM MOVED TO MITCHELL HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYERS TO MEET TO STUDY TAX LAWS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS BACK MISSOURI PRESERVATION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRED ONIDA PRINCIPAL SURPRISED BY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GRAIN PRICING PLAN REJECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COMMON CAUSE JOINS NUCLEAR WEAPONS FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
PUC APPROVES HILLS GAS RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*SALES SIZZLE DESPITE SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCKENNAN ADMINISTRATOR QUITS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DOWNTOWNERS SAY SNOW JOB RUINING SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HANDEL'S 'MESSIAH',"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LATE-NIGHT TELEVISION OFFERINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DISLIKE OF WASHINGTON KEEP THEM IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS WANT CASE TO GO TO COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE SPEND 40 HOURS IN CAR IN DITCH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LEAGUE WANTS VOTERS TO DECIDE NUKE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SHERIFF MAY USE DOGS IN SEARCH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DENTIST WANTS DRUG PROCEEDINGS MADE PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN SENTENCED TO 3 YEARS FOR HITTING DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW'S PLAN IS GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PETITION SEEKS PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REVISE 50-YEAR PLAN FOR FOREST (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MORE THAN 90 SEEK ONE JOB (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CITY MAY PURCHASE CHEMICAL DETECTION DEVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER CITY MAN WILL APPEAL COCAINE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN STAFF PLANS SOUTH DAKOTA EFFORT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROPOSAL WOULD CHANGE WATER QUALITY STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROSEBUD TURNOUT TOO SMALL--ELECTION INVALID,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WENTWORTH MAN HEADS LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CEMENT PROFITS EXPECTED TO TOP GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SEE NUKE WASTE AS HOTTEST ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TEAMWORK NEEDED TO CUT ABUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HUTTERITE TEACHING PROBLEMS TO BE AIRED,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
FARMERS TAKE TOWN JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A PRAYER FOR BANKS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SANTA MOVES SOUTH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BRACE FOR A SNOW JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STEEL-SHOT ARGUMENTS THE SAME,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DREAM FOR DAVE AND JULIE KRAUTH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY GROUP LIKELY WILL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS TASTE TEST,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"INMATE CHARGES RAPE, FILES SUIT","Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUN'S PRAYERS FOR BANKS WILL BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINTER SNOW FORECAST,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TALE OF SITTING BULL'S BONES (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OVERREACTING TO THE DEATH OF ETSI (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONCERT CROWD EMBARRASSING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEWSPAPER HAS READERS IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESERVATION LIVING POSITIVE EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP BACKS GIFTED CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MOB SCENE DISHEARTENING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*THE FUTURE OF THE SD REPUBLICAN PARTY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FARM BUREAU URGES REAGAN TO SUPPORT FREEZE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS UNION SPONSORING 11 CONFERENCES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLANE MAKES FORCED LANDING NEAR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
THUNDER BUTTE INFANT DROWNS IN BATH TUB,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CITY POSTMASTER ASSIGNED TO WEST VIRGINIA,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
RAMONA SIXTH-GRADERS DISCOVER ART,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
RAMONA SIXTH-GRADERS DISCOVER ART--DE SMET,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
GOVERNORS CONFERENCE IN DES MOINES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
HILLS DEFENDANT CHANGES PLEA TO GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO INCEST,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OPPOSED TO MERIT PAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
3 WATER DISTRICT RUNOFFS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CUSTER PARK TAKES IN LESS ENTRY FEES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*CANTON FURRIER PLAYS THE SKINS GAME,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*AMERICAN FLAG IS THREADED WITH PATRIOTISM,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"DOROTHY MAE AUSTIN, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*THE CALL TO 'GO WESTERN',"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BANKER FOLLOWS PATH OF UNDERSTANDING,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SNOWSTORM BLOWS TRAVEL PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINORITY PLAN BUILDS TENSION AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*NOVEMBER BURIES COLD, SNOW RECORDS","Argus LeaderDec 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PRESIDENT SHOULD KEEP HIS HANDS OFF (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HOWLING HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE BURNS ROOF OF MINNESOTA AVENUE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINORITY GROUPS QUESTION COMPANY'S LEGITIMACY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 EASTERN STATE LAWMAKERS SUPPORT LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY GROUP SUPPORTS HAMMONS PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR AUGUSTANA VESPERS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PRODUCERS EXPECT BUSINESS TO MUSHROOM,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MAN SHARES HIS FEATHERED FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BROST TO LEAD MICKELSON STAFF,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRINKING AGE CASE GOES TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY'S HOLIDAY PARADE NEEDS TUNEUP (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EX-GI REMEMBERS KINDNESS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HOLLYWOOD LOSES A CLASS ACT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SANTA DISPLAY IN POOR TASTE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SCIENTIFIC DATA LACKING ON EXTRASENSORY ABILITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
OVERHAUL COMIC SECTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*CARDENAS DRUMS UP PUBLICITY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REDFIELD WOMAN SCRATCHES SURFACE OF ABILITY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION PICKS BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FOUNDATION CHOOSES NEW LEADER,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NURSE'S ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
RUBY NAMED TO NATIONAL COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
HOLIDAY TRAFFIC VICTIMS IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLOOD ON CLOTHING COULD BE ADAMS',"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY DISCUSSION TO INVOLVE 3 STATES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PASSING THROUGH FOR CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY AGAIN TO SEEK DEVELOPMENT GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS MEET TO BRAINSTORM,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PLANNERS OK MINING RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*PETERSON TRIAL NEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CAR ACCIDENT KILLS MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RECOUNT MAKES IT OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OCT JOBLESS RATE LOWER THAN '85'S,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*WASHINGTON, YANKTON IN FINALS","Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BOYS BASKETBALL HAS INTERESTING MATCHUPS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WILKA NAMED IN HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW HIGHWAY SIGNS GIVE ICY WARNING,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SHORTFALL PROMPTED ZOO DIRECTOR FIRING,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GORBACHEV INTERVIEW WASN'T A SHOW STOPPER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AUGUSTANA TO HOST FORENSIC TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BERESFORD TO BE CAPITAL FOR DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE GETS OK FOR NURSING MAJOR,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE TO PICK RHODES NOMINEES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE REDUCES BOND FOR MITCHELL MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS GET MONEY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AN OLD-FASHIONED DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JFK EDUCATOR NAMED TEACHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BAKER MAY HAVE DISAPPEARED BEFORE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY REPUBLICANS PICK DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"STAFF PROS, UNION BLAME EACH OTHER","Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOY HIT BY CAR CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*INTERIM PRESIDENT SEES JOB AS PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRM TO TEST CITY'S TASTES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP TO PETITION FOR HIGHER MINIMUM WAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOSPITAL ASKS FOR NEW TRIAL IN SMALL CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAYOR TRETHEWAY OF SPEARFISH DIES AT AGE 70,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON COLLEGE PAYS OFF BANK MORTGAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"BUGS, DRY WEATHER HURT WINTER WHEAT","Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
RESIDENTS MAY HAVE TO LIVE WITH FLOODING,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"AUDITORS AVERAGE NEARLY {dollar}32,500","Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CITY ARENA STILL PRIME FLOOR SPACE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HUNTERS WEATHER SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*MEIERHENRY JOINS BENCH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LISTENERS PICK TOP TUNES ABOUT DEAD GIRLS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD OFFICIALS QUESTION METHODS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"QUAYLE ASIDE, BUSH BUILDING GOOD TEAM (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MILBANK TEAM SHOULD HAVE BETTER COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'MISCHIEF' SHOWS DECADENCE WITH LIGHT TOUCH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PHOTOGRAPHER MIXES MEDIA TO EXPRESS MESSAGES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THEATERS GO HEAD-TO-HEAD FOR AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AMMONIA ODOR STIRS RESIDENTS' CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEART ATTACK BLAMED FOR HIGHWAY CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON PROTESTS CORPORATE BUY-OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL UNION SEEKS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STABBING SUSPECT TO BE RELEASED,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WEARING THEIR FINEST WINTER COATS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"EARLY PRIMARY COSTLY, HURT VOTER TURNOUT","Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL EYES NEW STATE AGENCY JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TO STUDY IN ROME, HOLY LAND","Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS NOT UP TO SPEED AT NEW RAMP,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PLENTIFUL HARVEST,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE REVIVES ANTI-HUNGER PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OK PLAN FOR AIR SERVICE PANEL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL AGREES TO SPLIT APPROPRIATIONS VOTES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
POSTAL PLAN TO STAMP OUT LATE DELIVERIES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YWCA ROOMS MAKE WAY FOR CHILD CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AIMS TO KEEP WINDSHIELDS ICE-FREE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*FACTS TO KNOW ABOUT SNOW,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
TO REVIVE TALK ABOUT CONVENTION CENTER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PRESSLER'S CONFERENCE FOR WOMEN WAS POSITIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PEOPLE DON'T CHOOSE TO BE HOMOSEXUAL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STAMP INCIDENTS TRAGIC (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*WAKONDA, LANGFORD ADVANCE IN CLASS B","Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CHRISTMAS TREES WILL SHINE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TEEN'S CONDITION UP TO SATISFACTORY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLTON MAN LISTED IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU OFFICIAL SUBMITS RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKADSEN DEFENDS AMBULANCE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FOR 23 YEARS YMCA MASSEUR GOT KINKS OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOLIDAY GOOSE HUNT SHOULD HAVE BEEN SHARED,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MADISON WOMAN SAYS CITY SHORT OF POLICE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
41ST STREET CONSTRUCTION ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KIWANIS CLUBS' ROLES EXPANDING,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON HIRES SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO DO RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
START YOUNG TO IMPROVE INDIAN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEATHS PROMPT 63 RAPID CITY MOTEL CHECKS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*HANDICAPPED SENIORS FEAR MOBILITY CRISIS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHISPERING HIS WISHES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBE ISSUES CASINO THREAT--PAY OR LEAVE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MCGOVERN'S CLASS A TOP DRAW AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*LANDFILL ANSWERS PROVE ELUSIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
COALITION LOOKS TO STATE FOR TRANSPORTATION AID,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ANDERSON'S LOVE OF CITY SHOWED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY CYCLE ORDINANCE IS UNREASONABLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THINKING PEOPLE BACKED INITIATIVES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VET CARTOON SHOWS LACK OF COMPASSION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CARTOON SCORNS GI'S AND FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*DALY TAKES FOOTBALL JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON--DRAFT NOT LIKELY","Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MORE GRANTS NEEDED, COLLEGE OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SANTA WILL APPEAR AT GREAT PLAINS ZOO,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
2 MORE STAFFERS ADDED TO ROOSEVELT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TO RETURN FAVORS FOR PARALYZED SF MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION PLAN WILL HURT SF,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HURD BELIEVES PRETRIAL PROCEDURE...,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SUPERINTENDENT WILL STAY THROUGH 1992,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME HITS STATE HARD,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY ADDS WHEEL TAX TO MEET BUDGET NEEDS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD UNIT TO TRAIN IN BOLIVIA,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
2 MEN ARE CHARGED IN RC KILLING,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HIGH COURT OVERTURNS BAN AGAINST FIRE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
WHETHER TO KEEP DOWNTOWN IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*SHANARD--JOB ISN'T DESIRABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
GP EXPRESS STARTS ESSENTIAL AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN CEO STEPS DOWN FROM UTILITY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SKYFORCE SPONSORS MAKE A PLAY FOR CROWD,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*DESIRE IS HIGHEST FORM OF ENERGY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*THREE FACES OF HAMLET,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*MEMORIAL REMEMBERS PEARL HARBOR,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1990, sect.F, p.09, col.1"
*COMMITMENT CALL TO FEWER WOMEN,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LANES LIGHTEN UP CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LIST OF LANES GROWS TO 21 FOR VIEWING,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*WHITE EAGLE SOARS WITH SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SKIN GROWTH COULD REQUIRE REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CITY SHOULD OPEN ARMS TO REFUGEES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET'S KEEP STATE'S QUALITY LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RULING COULD ALLOW ADDITIONAL POLLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS THINKS IT'S A STEP ABOVE THE LAW (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PUB NOT A WORTHY TOPIC FOR NEWS STORY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
COSMETOLOGY GOT BUM RAP,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
INDIAN RELIGIONS NEED PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HUMANITIES GRANTS HELP,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TENNIS TOURNEY KEEPS GOING AND GOING,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
REPAIRS ARE DEDUCTIBLE IF HOME USED FOR INCOME,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NATIVE TO HEAD NATIONAL GRASSLAND,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PCB-LOADED BALLASTS TO BE TAKEN FROM MALL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD IS WORKING ON INFORMATION SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BARNETT WANTED TO BE PERRY MASON,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY COMMISSION TO CONSIDER PIPELINE STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YOUTH MOVEMENT HITS SYCAMORE EAST,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"GRAIN TERMINAL, 3 BANKS TO PAY {dollar}400,000","Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EPA KEEPS WATCH ON RAPID CITY AIR,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINING PETITIONS CIRCULATE IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL SEES NO RISE IN AIDS VIRUS TESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY DETECTIVE SEES GANG ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
US OWES INDIANS AN APOLOGY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SUPREME COURT JUSTICE PRAISES FIRST AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*USD KNEW OF SWANGO'S PAST,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRASH HAULER BUYS LOCAL FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MEDICAL SCHOOL QUESTIONED FOR ACCEPTING SWANGO,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MCKENNAN REVIEWS RECORDS OF PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
BRIGHT STUDENT HAS DARK SIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
MANY PROFESSIONS REJECT THOSE WITH FELONY RECORD,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"TEAMS SHOULD DROP INDIAN LOGOS, NAMES (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RICH ALREADY PAYING FAIR SHARE OF TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LIVESTOCK RAISER SAYS ANIMALS GET GOOD CARE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
GOVERNMENT BRANCHES SET THEIR OWN POLICIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ROBBER WOUNDS MAN IN RC HEIST,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHOOTING GETS SFC STUDENT JAIL TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STRONG WINDS FUEL FIRE NEAR HERMOSA,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL LEADERS MEET WITH CLINTON ADVISERS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEATHER CLOSES PARTS OF INTERSTATE 29,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BLOWIN' IN THE WIND,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIALS RAP PRISON'S MENTAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EX-FINANCE OFFICER PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GF&P OFFICER CHARGED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WEEKLY LOTTERY SPENDNG 3RD IN NATION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATOR PREDICTS MORE COOPERATION IN '93 SESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KELLOGG BREAKS MALE DOMINANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*EX-GOVERNOR'S DAUGHTER DONATES BOOKS TO SDSU,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STOCKBROKER HEADS CITY TREE GIVEAWAY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*US WEST'S VICE PRESIDENT TRANSFERRED,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*HO HO NO PHONEY FOR SF ADVERTISING FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
*SCHOENWALD REFLECTS ON HIS SECOND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*BLESSED ARE THE FIRETRUCKS, THE GRIFFEY FAN","Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOMESPUN COOKBOOKS SELL EASILY--FOR GOOD CAUSES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MANY NEW COOKBOOKS AVAILABLE FOR HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*COOK MAKES FRIENDS WITH RECIPES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*MEATPACKERS BEEF UP OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES ACCESS TO JUVENILE CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*KEAN OUTLINES DETAILS IN TEEN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BEEF PRODUCER MOVING TO DAKOTA DUNES IN 1994,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITIBANK ASKED STAFF TO SUPPORT NAFTA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CLINTON MADE LIFE EASY FOR CONGRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SPIRITUAL DISABILITIES ARE THE REAL PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CITY'S SNOW REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*HOW TO BUILD AN 11-FOOT SNOWMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BAD TRAFFIC DAY ON 10TH, 11TH, OR 12TH?","Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CASE ATTACKS VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY WOMAN STRUCK BY CAR ON 26TH ST,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO DISCUSS HEALTH CARE PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROSECUTORS WANT TO RETRY CONTRACTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ADMITS TAKING EMBEZZLED MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LEGISLATOR PROPOSES JUVENILE PISTOL BAN,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BLOOD BANK URGES RETESTING FOR SOME DONORS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"SUSPECT DENIES KILLING, CUTTING OFF MAN'S HEAD","Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN OFFICERS CLEARED OF COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEARINGS ON BONDS FOR CENTER PLANNED,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HUNTING VICTIM IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOTTERY TO DOUBLE DECEMBER PAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE NAB SUSPECTS IN CHURCH THEFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WINNER MAN GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INVESTIGATION LEADS TO PAYROLL STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN HURT AT CROSSING ON RAILWAY FILES SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SOFTBALL PLAYER'S INJURY CASE ARGUED,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*HELPING HANDS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SDSU FOUNDATION DIRECTOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"TRIBE WANTS TRUST FUND, EXCESS LAND","Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIAL CALLS CLINTON HEALTH PLAN TOO COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
FEDS WORRY GASOHOL MAKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
NEWEST CONCERN OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATORS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*A HUSKER FAN DREADS ARRIVAL OF NEW YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAJOR-LEAGUERS TO TRADE BATS FOR GUNS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SANTA LEGEND DIES HARDER FOR PARENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TESTING CAN BE CONFUSING (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*NEWLYWEDS REFUSE TO LET CANCER STAND IN LOVE'S WAY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HEAD START GIVES DASCHLE EDGE OVER DODD,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"CRIME WORRIES SURPASS FACTS, BARNETT SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*HANSON, RENTSCHLER OFFER CRIME-FIGHTING PROPOSALS","Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
S. DAKOTANS SEE MERIT IN GATT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STATE MUST PAY PRICE FOR PRISONS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
THANKSGIVING WASN'T MEANT FOR COMPLAINTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
KSOO'S TALK SHOW REFRESHINGLY DIFFERENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
RENTSCHLER BEST BET FOR A BETTER CITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
SNOW-ROUTE DATA OFFERED BY PHONE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN SHOTGUN INCIDENT CLAIMS 19-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN MUST STAY AWAY FROM HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES OF STRIKING GIRLFRIEND,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TOPIC OF WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*RACE SHIFTS TO WEALTH, FAMILY TIES","Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAPPY SKI TRAILS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ALCOHOL-RELATED TRAFFIC DEATHS DROP IN LAST 12 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LAUGHTER KEEPS IVINS REPORTING,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MILLER'S BUDGET TO OFFER REPORT ON SD IN LAST TALK,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNCILMAN TO TAKE OVER AS CITY MAYOR,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POET AND PLAYWRIGHT TO HAVE WORKSHOPS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TICKETS GO ON SALE FOR 37TH SCHMECKFEST,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS GO TO PHONE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN FOUND INNOCENT OF VEHICULAR DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TWO PARTNERS BUILD WITH STYROFOAM,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WOMAN ACCUSED OF STABBING SPOUSE SEEKS DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FATHER IN IOWA GETS CUSTODY OF GIRL LEFT IN CAR,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SCHWAN'S WANTS SALMONELLA LAWSUITS TRIED IN MARSHALL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"REFUSED RETRIAL FOR MAN CONVICTED OF RAPE, INCEST","Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RESIDENTS SPLIT ON NEED FOR SIDEWALKS ON EVERY BLOCK,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*HOLIDAY INN DOWNTOWN SPRUCES UP,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DOUGLAS SCHOOL MIGHT FIGHT PROBATION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PAVILION WINS NO MATTER WHO TAKES TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HISTORIC TOUR SHOWS OFF TREASURES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'SCHOOL GIRLS' LEARN TO LIVE FOR MOMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CLEAR VISION,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL BUYERS VOW TO SPRUCE UP WESTERN MALL,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BUDGET CUTS WILL RESHAPE GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TROOPS SHOULD GO TO BOSNIA (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEBRASKA-SD BRIDGE PROVIDES POSITIVE LINK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRESSLER'S ACTIONS DON'T SUPPORT WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRESSLER NEEDS TO DUCK VOTER OUTRAGE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ELLEFSON CASE EVOKES HEART-SINKING EMOTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER PARTY A NIGHT OF FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BETHLEHEM ISN'T ALL THAT FAR FROM SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*FORCE FLAWLESS NO MORE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY HOLIDAY LIGHTS ABOUT 15 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN STABBED IN CHEST ON DOWNTOWN STREET,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR UNDERGOES TESTS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REPEAT ROBBER FACES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HIGHWAY 38 BRIDGE REOPENS TO TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"KEYES, GRAMM DRAW SUPPORT AT GOP DELEGATE CAUCUS","Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*LOTS OF CLOUDS, LITTLE SUN","Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RC LIMITATIONS ON ABORTION WON'T AFFECT LOCAL HOSPIT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*BAR MANAGER FACES MARIJUANA CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*COUNTY APPROVES PURCHASE OF SCANNERS,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JAIL TIME SUSPENDED FOR SIOUX FALLS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE DISMISSES CASE AGAINST LENNOX MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SOYBEAN PLANT BUILDING ON SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SEMINARY STUDENT EMBRACES CHALLENGE OF NEW CONGREGAT,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SCOUTMASTER FOR 31 YEARS DIES AT 79,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CHILDREN IN FOSTER CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*ARMED ROBBER'S FACE CAPTURED ON SURVEILLANCE CAMERA,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PRESSLER SHINES IN BILL'S AFTERMATH,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
MAN WHO RAPED 16-MONTH-OLD GETS 40 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
NEW TRIAL ORDERED FOR ABERDEEN MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*COKE TRINKETS HELP COUPLE OPEN STORE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
COYOTE SPORTS MERGES WITH FIRM IN TENNESSEE,"Argus LeaderDec 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
YOU ASKED FOR IT-AND HERE IT IS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SDSU IRANIAN STUDENTS TO FACE PASSPORT REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SDSU IRANIAN STUDENTS TO FACE PASSPORT REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ART AMONG THE HAYSTACKS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*VARIETY OF THOUGHT IS SPICE OF BOOKSTORE'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*THE GOSSIP COLUMN LIVES ON,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*COACHES GROUP HONORS LINCOLN'S RICH GREENO,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THEY CAME TO SING HALLELUJAH,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S BIG WHEELS MAY FEEL INFLATION PINCH,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS CONVINCED MCGOVERN'S BEATABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONFLICT WITH PUBLIC INTEREST (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONFLICT WITH PUBLIC INTEREST (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEXT OF PRESS RELEASE BY GARRY JACOBSON,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S DECISION IMPERILS MAN'S BLACK HILLS CABIN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE CLERK REFUSES TO HAND OVER MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN'S INVENTION TURNS IOWA TOURING INTO FUN & GAMES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS POLICE CHIEF MUM ON RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
BOX ELDER WOMAN DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
"MERRY CHRISTMAS, HAPPY CONSOLIDATION","Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MERRY CHRISTMAS, HAPPY CONSOLIDATION","Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF GROCERS GIVE SHOPPERS A BREAK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SLIP UP SURVEY INCONCLUSIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*2 FIRES HIT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MEMORIES OF THE DAYS OF CREAM-TOPPED MILK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MEMORIES OF THE DAYS OF CREAM-TOPPED MILK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX VALLEY OFFERING TAPED TOPICS BY PHONE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SIOUX VALLEY OFFERING TAPED TOPICS BY PHONE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN CHARGED IN ELECTION DAY MEALS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN CHARGED IN ELECTION DAY MEALS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY-LEGISLATURE COULD CANCEL DEBT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED MINING RULES DRAW FIRE FROM FIRMS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIME IN JAIL CAN SHOCK THOSE UNPREPARED,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY-LEGISLATURE COULD CANCEL DEBT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY-LEGISLATURE COULD CANCEL DEBT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*COLD, SNOW COMPLICATE FIREFIGHTING","Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW IMPETUS FOR WATER PROJECTS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEFENDS ABDNOR'S CHOICE OF AL SCHOCK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DEFENDS ABDNOR'S CHOICE OF AL SCHOCK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
A PLEA TO SOMEONE WHO STOLE A CYCLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BROTHERS TO TAKE STAND IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS LAND CONTROL EXPANDED,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROTHERS TO TAKE STAND IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OZARK PILOTS SIGN 2-YEAR CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL HORMEL PLANT SOLD,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN COMMISSIONER APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS WEB IN 1982 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LIONS TO SHOW TV AD FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"NACHTIGAL, CARLSON LOSE RECOUNTS","Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STORE TO CLEAR AISLES FOR HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BASIN CHAIRMAN TO STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS WEB IN 1982 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER-LACK OF QUOTAS WILL HURT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SEARS RECALLS MEN'S BATHROBES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD TAX-CUTTER STILL WAGING FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STUDENTS STAY AFTER AND LIKE IT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
NEWLY ELECTED CONGRESSMEN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
EDGEMONT AGAINST CHEMICAL WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JOB OFFER SHOULD HAVE BEEN MADE AT PUBLIC MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
AUDUBON SOCIETY URGES GARRISON MODIFICATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NEW WATER PANEL WON'T INCLUDE OAHE REPS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CHOICE IS GOOSE HUNTING OR GOOSE SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHOICE IS GOOSE HUNTING OR GOOSE SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAVORED JACKS LOOK TO REPEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TIERNEY IS STATE'S CELEBRITY OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FAVORED JACKS LOOK TO REPEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TIERNEY IS STATE'S CELEBRITY OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ALIVE AND WELL AT THE WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAYOR SEES NO CONFLICT WITH WIFE'S CORPORATION,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MAYOR SEES NO CONFLICT WITH WIFE'S CORPORATION,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
60 MPH WINDS HIT WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BACK PROBLEMS TAKE HARTMAN OUT OF TOURNEY PICTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BACK PROBLEMS TAKE HARTMAN OUT OF TOURNEY PICTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MORE FERN BAR THAN IRISH PUB--TJ'S IS NEW HOT SPOT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'LIEUTENANT'S WOMAN'--EXQUISITE FILM,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 'NUTCRACKER' VERSIONS TO BE OFFERED THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MORE FERN BAR THAN IRISH PUB--TJ'S IS NEW HOT SPOT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*'ANNIE GET YOUR GUN'-LIVELY, BUT ROUGH AT EDGES","Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*'ANNIE GET YOUR GUN'-LIVELY, BUT ROUGH AT EDGES","Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OPERA PRO TEACHING AT USD,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OPERA PRO TEACHING AT USD,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*YOUNG PEOPLE'S THEATER,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ENERGY MANAGEMENT EXPO,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.C, p.12, col.3"
"SENTENCED 25 YRS FOR ROBBERY, 3 YRS FOR MANSLAUGHTER","Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RAPE SUSPECT SAYS WOMAN AGREED TO SEX,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW--SD NEEDS COMPANIES LIKE POST,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*JANKLOW--SD NEEDS COMPANIES LIKE POST,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SENATE-DISTRICT SUIT STILL ALIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
THIS WEEK'S SNOW MOST IN 2 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
REMINDER FOR ACLU (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
USEFUL FEDERAL HEARING ON ETSI WATER CONTRACT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
USEFUL FEDERAL HEARING ON ETSI WATER CONTRACT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS' TABLOID WASTES TAX MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
NO MANGER IN CAPITOL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
ABDNOR HARBOR BILL GETS COMMITTEE OK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW'S DWI PLAN NOTED IN COLUMN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MADISON FIRE VICTIM GETS FACE MASK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OWATONNA CO TO CLOSE MITCHELL PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW'S DWI PLAN NOTED IN COLUMN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
30 APPLY FOR YANKTON POLICE CHIEF JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PUC GRANTS UTILITY 5.7 PERCENT RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW NAMES 3 MEN TO STATE BOARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ACLU PLANS SUIT AGAINST NATIVITY AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MAN INDICTED FOR HAMMER BEATINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
ACLU PLANS SUIT AGAINST NATIVITY AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
OVERLOADED WIRING CAUSED MITCHELL FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
MILBANK TEAM RUNS OUT OF GAS...BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CLERGYMAN WANTS BIBLICAL CREATION THEORY IN SCIENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CLERGYMAN WANTS BIBLICAL CREATION THEORY IN SCIENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RACING COMMISSION TO RULE ON USE OF PAIN-KILLER,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN GETS 15 YEARS IN RAPE OF CLERK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CLERGYMAN WANTS BIBLICAL CREATION THEORY IN SCIENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TEACHER'S DEATH BELIEVED ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MILBANK TEAM RUNS OUT OF GAS...BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CPR SAVES BABY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
JUDGE POSTPONES HEARING ON AIM CAMP BUILDING,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
RC WANTS STATE INVESTMENTS COUNCIL TO HANDLE CITY FUND,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
JUDGE POSTPONES HEARING ON AIM CAMP BUILDING,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
RC WANTS STATE INVESTMENTS COUNCIL TO HANDLE CITY FUND,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
SD FARMERS ADOPT MINIMUM TILLAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WINTER STORM MISSES SD,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD PATIENTS AWAIT BENEFITS OF JARVIK-7,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RADIO EXEC FINDS HE'S DIALING FOR PEANUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOV JANKLOW APOLOGIZES FOR 'ESPIONAGE',"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STEP FAMILY--LIVING AS ONE BIG FAMILY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PORN PROMOTES HARMFUL IMAGE OF WOMEN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*ENGINEER PUTS IN 60 YEARS OF CREATIVITY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SANTA HOUSE OPEN AT YWCA,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEAD DOG FOUND ON ROOF,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE GAVE GO-AHEAD THERAPIST SAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VANDALISM-THEFT TAKES RADIO OFF AIR,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAR LANDS UPSIDE-DOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BITTNER LAWYER APPEALING CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AIRPLANES SAFER THAN CARS--STATISTICS SAY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HISTORIAN SAYS HILLS NOT INDIAN HOLY LAND,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD LEGISLATORS TO ASK FOR NUCLEAR FREEZE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WHAT KENNEDY DIDN'T SAY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MISSILES OVERSHADOW CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COUNTER-PROPOSAL FOR CLUSTER PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LIKED RODEO COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DEATH PENALTY NOT SOUGHT IN SHOOTINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEVERNS GETS 5 YEARS IN STAMP THEFT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 3 3-YEAR TERMS FOR FORGERY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 MEN INDICTED FOR BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL LIMITS BIA POWER,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OUT OF STATE LAWYERS NEED BAR EXAM TO PRACTICE SD,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RELATIVES TESTIFY IN MAAG TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD TRAFFIC ACCIDENT KILLS TWO,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
STATE TRIES TO PLUG LOOPHOLES IN TEST SITES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*'WE WERE TAKING THE PULSE OF THE NATION',"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MINERVA'S TESTING CHEESE MARKET,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BABY SITTER CONVICTED OF CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
JOHNSON SWORN IN AS CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
JOHNSON SWORN IS AS CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
MOUNT RUSHMORE DEATH WAS SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
MURDER HEARING SET IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SD CEMENT LAWSUIT CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
STATE ATTEMPTS TO TRY MOBRIDGE YOUTH AS ADULT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
TONNAGE DOWN ON MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
VANDALISM DOESN'T AFFECT ACTIVISM,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
WINNER MAN CLEARED OF MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
WITNESSES TESTIFY IN CUSTER RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
AG GROUP TO DISCUSS FARM SOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
BANKRUPTCY LAWS SAVE FARMS FROM CREDITORS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
COMMISSION DELAYS PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--PLAN WON'T RAISE TAXES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS CAN EXPECT FLURRIES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MERIT PAY BATTLE LURKS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA DRAMA IS MOVING, AMBITIOUS","Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*ABDNOR IN TURKEY TO DISCUSS DRUG PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TEXAS DEM BERATES REAGAN'S AG PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS ELEVATOR CONVENTION OPENS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEARINGS PLANNED ON NEW LANDSAT SATELLITE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY REACHES 97 PERCENT OF GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPIRIT KEEPS WAR-TORN COUNTRIES ALIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY REVISES SALES TAX PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CALIFORNIA COMPANY MAY BRING IN BANK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
3 TRY TO HALT GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HELP PEDESTRIANS COPE WITH SNOW (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS COULDN'T AFFORD TO GO ELSEWHERE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESS MEN SHOULD HELP SNOW REMOVAL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"EDUCATORS, LAWMAKERS CAN MAKE DECISION (L)","Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY CAN CLEAN STREETS PROPERLY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FAN HOPES OLSON MOVES TO OTHER STATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
VOTERS MUST BE INFORMED FOR FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CITIES GET EXTENSION ON RIGHT TO RESERVE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION AWARDS BID FOR COUNTY PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOSPITAL SPONSORS HOLIDAY MONEY-RAISER,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAGAZINE FEATURES HOT SPRINGS CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VETERANS' PROGRAM GIVES GRANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIRING OF PRINCIPAL UPHELD,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
NO EXPLANATION FOR DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
"*HEELAN, ROSENQUIST SHADE WASHINGTON","Argus LeaderDec 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*THE GOOD, BAD AND UGLY","Argus LeaderDec 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FREEZING DRIZZLE PUTS DRIVERS ON THE SKID,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TO CLOSE BOOK ON COMMISSION CAREER,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SWEET SOUNDS OF MUSIC,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONCERT HELPS BRING HARMONY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ESSAY CONTEST GIVES YOUNG...,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROCKY ROAD FOR SOUTHEAST VO-TECH,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF THROUGH 3 DECADES OF GROWTH,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD PLANS MIDDLE SCHOOL MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SLIP UP CREEK ON COMMISSION'S AGENDA,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RAISING GAS TAX (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GENERAL ADMISSION SEATING HURT CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TAX WON'T COVER ROAD COSTS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VICTIM'S FAMILY SAY POLICE NEGLIGENT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BOYS RANCH CONTRIBUTES TO SPORT SCENE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SNOW BLOWS ON BY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NET FARM INCOME DROPS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*OFTEN IGNORE ANTI-ABORTION LAWBREAKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LIMIT SPECIAL INTERESTS' CLOUT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS PAD POCKETS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SAY NO TO GENOCIDE TREATY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TAKE CARE OF FARMERS FIRST (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOOD PEOPLE OUTNUMBER BAD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BRING BACK ARMISTICE DAY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*JANKLOW TO END MONEY PLAN MYSTERY TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TO FREEZE SD FARM HARVEST,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS TO KNOW MORE ON MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SNOW LAW DATA SET TO BLANKET CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COLD DOGS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
{dollar}1.1 MILLION IN FEDERAL CASH,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"CITY MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BURGLARY, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY THEFT CASE BRINGS 18-MONTH PROBATION,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS SEE MITCHELL SALE BARN TRIAL THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"SAFE SWIPPED FROM PIERRE CAFE HOLDS {dollar}26,000","Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FORMER MAYOR CHARGED WITH BOOTLEGGING,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STOFFERAHN--JANKLOW'S PLAN ISN'T ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TEACHERS UNION SEEKS {dollar}18,000 BASE","Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRIP CHANGED VIEW OF S. AFRICA,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AD RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT COLLEGE STATUS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BUTZ FOR NEW FARM POLICY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WHEAT GROWERS TO GET {dollar}1.5 BILLION IN SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"*LINCOLN GIRLS, BROOKINGS BATTLE TONIGHT","Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRO GOLF'S GOLD BECKONS OTHER BYRUM,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUNTERS OFFERED BISON LICENSES AT CUSTER PARK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FARM CONFERENCE YIELDS DIVERSE IDEA,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LEWIS CO-FOUNDER GRIFFIN DIES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY LOSES ONE OF PIONEERS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE RESISTANCE PAYING OFF (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GAS EXPLOSION INJURES COUPLE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD DEMOCRATS TO PICK OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEATHER HELPS CORN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ADAMS' FINGER MAY HAVE BEEN CUT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FARM CONFERENCE ATTRACTS THE SURVIVORS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"NEW VICTIM, WITNESS PROGRAM TO START","Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WENTWORTH OK'S TOXIC WASTE ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SF LEGISLATORS PREPARE FOR '87 SESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"BURGLARS AFTER CASH, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"*STENSLAND, KUHLER CONFIRMED AS WINNERS","Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EXPLORES RAISING TEACHER SALARIES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS TOUR DELA TEK SITES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY JOINS HEALTH PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
NEW PLAN--MENTAL PATIENTS TO HOSPITAL FIRST,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS DOWN IN 1986,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"*CLUB SHARES SOUP, FRIENDSHIP","Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BARTEL NAMED NCO OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STORMS IS TOP FARM/RANCH WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOLUNTEER HONORED FOR 100 HOURS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SANKEY NAMED TOP POULTRYMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
GROUP HONORS HITCHCOCK WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*WEST CENTRAL'S DETERS STANDS TALL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DRY AND CLEAN BEFORE STUFFED,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FROSTY FARMSTEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE WORKER CHARGED WITH THEFT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATORS--BILL WOULD REDUCE FORECLOSURES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON CUBAN INMATES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RIOTS EXPOSE PROBLEMS IN CUBA AND US (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EARLY PRIMARY PUTS STATE IN SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
NEW STORE EXPLOITS WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
FAKE TICKETS WASTE MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*KEEPING WARM,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PHONICS ISN'T THE ONLY ANSWER,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS VOTERS DEFEAT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW CENTENNIAL DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETITION AGAINST HOG FARM FAILS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"POLLYANNA'S CLOSES DOORS, MIGHT REOPEN","Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPORTS ABOUT BAKER UNFOUNDED,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A GLASS MENAGERIE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY COULD WEATHER RECESSION QUITE WELL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INJURED BOY REMAINS CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD NEEDS TO HELP SMALL FIRMS GET GRANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE DENIES MISUSING JOB FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LAWMAKERS RUN FOR LEADERSHIP SPOT IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL PROPOSES SENIORITY CHANGES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FATHER PLEADS NO CONTEST IN SON'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 75 YEARS IN SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STOCKYARDS APPEALS DENIAL OF LICENSE--HIGHMORE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUSH URGES SUPPORT FOR INF TREATY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PERMITS STILL STRONG AFTER 11 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"WASHINGTON, SWANN SET SIGHTS HIGH","Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA'S ADKINS KODAK ALL-AMERICAN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL TRADES IN LABELS FOR DODGE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NSP TO RAISE RATES 4.6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GOVERNOR UNVEILS TAX-FREEZE PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PROPOSAL HAS GOOD AND BAD POINTS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RIVERSIDE AREA SHOULD BE DEVELOPED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T CHANGE TAX STRUCTURE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"WASTE, ADMINISTRATIVE BLOAT HURT TAXPAYERS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
US SYSTEM PROMOTES LIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SHOPLIFTING NOT EXCUSABLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BROOKINGS TEACHER WINS STATE HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT AID TO SD FARMERS {dollar}45 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HISTORIC HOME TOUR IN CITY IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY CONVICTS MURDER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 STATE CATTLEMENT NAMED TO BEEF BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT PLANS ARE ROCKING THE BOAT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"INGREDIENT NOT ON USDA LIST, WITNESS SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL REACTION MIXED ON TAX-FREEZE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SANTA'S HELPER OPENS SHOP TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PROBE OF SEWAGE ASH DEAL REQUESTED,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COST TO FIX WELLS SPILLS OVER TO '89,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORMER SDSU DEAN DIES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PROMINENT ORCHESTRA LEADER DIES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FUTURE OF HISTORIC CHAMBERLAIN HOTEL BRIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
WEATHER HINDERS RUSHMORE WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STATE GIRLS FINALS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW SCHOOL NEIGHBORHOODS BRACE FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARMED MAN ARRESTED AFTER STANDOFF WITH COPS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BEWARE OF PHONE RIP-OFFS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MUST HUSTLE MORE ON DEVELOPMENT FRONT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ADC REGULATIONS UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ANIMAL PROTECTIONISTS THREAT TO SPORTSMEN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"ABSTINENCE, PRAYER NEEDED (L)","Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BOLSTER SCHOOL FUND (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PAY HIKE NOT JUSTIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*OFFICE MUST BE REALISTIC ABOUT RURAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
NBC IN PINE RIDGE BOOZE EXPOSE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*HURON, WAKONDA WIN TITLES","Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA LEADERSHIP HELPED MOLD NFL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EFFECTS OF COLD-WEATHER EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"ENCOURAGED TO KILL COYOTES, FOXES","Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
TIP'S PROGRAM HELPS CLEAN HUNTING IMAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RENEWALS DUE SOON FOR BRAND LICENSES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SHOPPING TIME SET FOR SENIORS, DISABLED","Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THREE FARM SHOWS SCHEDULED IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VALLEY NATIONAL BANK SAFETY RATED HIGH,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOAGIE MAKERS ON A ROLL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BUS SERVICE ROUTES CHANGE DURING SNOW,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CAR WRECK KILLS 3 SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITY ART STUDENTS TO DECORATE WINDOWS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX HOUSING GROUP HONORED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE PRAISES GROUP FOR CENTENNIAL EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SUIT CLAIMS BABY GOT WRONG SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*A FAVOR RETURNED,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*BUDGET PLAN BOOSTS EDUCATION MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"GIVE FROM THE HEART, NOT THE WALLET","Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RADIO TO SPREAD MADISON LITERACY GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"WOONSOCKET NEEDS {dollar}55,000 MORE","Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS TO HELP CARVE UP DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*DELEGATES PREDICT INCREASED ROLE FOR ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
DECREE OF DIVORCE 1989 MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
HARRISBURG PARENTS UPSET ABOUT BEER,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.E, p.05, col.2"
PUBLISHERS STRIKE GOLD WITH MINERS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PASTIME IS ON CUTTING EDGE OF CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
HISTORY LESSON TO BE LEARNED IN HAWAII,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1989, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
ANDERSON'S FUNERAL TO BE HELD TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING SANTA READY FOR CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAYOR MAY FIND OFFICE A STEPPING STONE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VETERANS SEE ANOTHER VIETNAM IN SAUDI ARABIA,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE RIVER'S WIND HINTS OF LEGENDS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*A MUSICAL HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ORGANIST KEEPS FRANCK'S MASTERWORKS ALIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ANESTHESIA OPTIONS VARY FOR CESAREAN SECTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GROWTH IS WELCOME PROBLEM FOR SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOOD ORNAMENT THEFTS MUST BE STOPPED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
INDIAN CONCILIATION STILL NOT ACHIEVED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PROGRAM COULD SPUR TURNOUT AT POLLS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WORK RELEASE BETTER THAN MORE PRISONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*RONKEN WORKING ON 2ND LEGION TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WRESTLERS BATTLE MORE THAN MAT FOES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RESOLVE ASSETS UPON ENTERING NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
'CHILDREN'S AGENDA' SUGGESTED FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE--USE FORCE AS LAST RESORT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN VOLUNTEERS FOR GULF DUTY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA MAN UNDERGOES NEW HEART PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INDIAN CULTURE FASCINATES DEAF-SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THROUGH THE STREETS OF BETHLEHEM,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACHING LURES SOME FROM OTHER JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REDFIELD PLAYS SANTA CLAUS FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TO DECIDE FUTURE OF PLANNED APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SENATORS' URGING GAO STUDY OF NUCLEAR ISSUES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOTTERY MACHINES PASS CUSTER STATE PARK TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"STATE, ROSEBUD OFFICIALS DIFFER ON LICENSE PLATES","Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARMER'S TRAP CATCHES REAL-LIFE MOUNTAIN LION,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*DASCHLE INVESTIGATING PROPOSED DUMP,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SD WELFARE ROLLS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GOOD THINGS MAY BE IN STORE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*APARTMENT BLAZE SENDS FIREFIGHTERS TO HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY MAN KILLS WIFE, SELF DAYS LATER","Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FLASHOVER CREATES INSTANT INFERNO,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TYPE A FLU HAS ARRIVED,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DUKE SHOULD KEEP RACIST ACT HOME (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HEADLINE CAUSED LETTER TO BE MISUNDERSTOOD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MAGIC AND CONDOMS DON'T PUSH SAFE SEX (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SOCIAL SECURITY GLITCH GIVES UNFAIR DIVIDENDS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
READERS SHOULD KNOW DASCHLE CONTRIBUTORS TOO (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
EDITOR'S NOTE THAT RAN WITH COMIC ONLY FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
S DAKOTANS NEED SAFETY BELT REMINDER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SF PLAN ISN'T ONLY WORTHY PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
ACCURACY WOULD GAIN JOURNALISTS A THUMBS UP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS BEAT WEATHER ODDS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*A WARMING TREND--IN COLORS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KHING OF THE AIRWAVES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CIGARETTE CAUSE OF FATAL FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAINSTREAMING TOPIC OF THURSDAY MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO SPEAK THURSDAY IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PONTOON OWNER, DRIVER INCLUDED IN LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CASTANEIRA'S ILLS MAY DELAY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLINTON TURNS SIGHTS ON SD,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RECYCLER SEEKS PERMIT TO SHRED CANS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FILLING A TALL ORDER,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FIRM HIRED TO REVIEW PIPELINE STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*TAKING THE OATH,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FAMILY-LEAVE BILL TO BE REVIVED IN 1992,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FLORENCE OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT BOND,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOOD STAMP RECIPIENTS CLIMB 6.7 PERCENT IN 1991,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN BUYS BRIDGE FROM CROOK COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE ADJOURNS WITHOUT ACTING ON BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN NOT GUILTY IN DRUG-SELLING CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BALTIC MAN WANTS TO START MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BILL AIDS BRIDGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FOREST SERVICE GRANTS FUNDING TO 3 MORE PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"TRIBES, RAILROAD BATTLE OVER TAX","Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EDUCATION LEADERS HAIL MICKELSON'S PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OFFICIAL SAYS SCHOOLS NEED RESTRUCTURING,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RAPID VALLEY RESIDENTS FEELING GROWING PAINS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*AUGUSTANA WHIPS BUENA VISTA 114-86,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BEST PHEASANT HUNTING TIME IS NOW,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*CARMON STARS IN HOWARD UPSET,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
DONATIONS EARMARKED FOR PINE RIDGE FUND,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FARM GROUP PLANS NEWS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*STATE JOBLESS RATE DROPS TO 11-YEAR LOW,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PANEL UPHOLDS CHARGE AGAINST THORPE STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*USD DISMISSES SWANGO,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S HOMEOWNERS ARE NATION'S LEADERS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
A LOOK BACK AT SWANGO,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MEDICAL SCHOOL'S EXPANSION PLANS SCALED BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
INDIVIDUALS MUST TAKE STAND AGAINST RACISM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOTTERY OPERATORS WANT SUPPORTER INPUT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MEDICAL SCHOOL FAILS MAJOR TEST (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"WE MAY HAVE ELECTED 2 PRESIDENTS, NOT ONE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WHY ARE OTHER RACES PUT DOWN BY WHITES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--IMPROVEMENTS AT FALLS PARK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AMBULANCE FIRM STOPS SERVICE FOR 30 DAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLOTS HOSPITALIZE HURON MAYOR,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DUXBURY MAY GET STATE FMHA POSITION,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STURGIS WOMAN WINS STATE BEAUTY PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF MAN KILLED IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ACCUSED GAME WARDEN SUSPENDED WITH PAY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DASCHLE OFFERS PRESIDENT VIETNAM, SOMALIA ADVICE","Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EACH VOTE IN COUNTY COST {dollar}1.32,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STREET TAX MAY GO FOR CENTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ADDED TOUCH,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AG LAND VALUES DEBATED,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
JOHNSON TO JOIN AREA ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TYNDALL WOMAN, 61, ENTERS INNOCENT PLEA","Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*OFFICE RECYCLING TALES TAKE TWISTS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE 3RD EAGLE SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RANCHER STAKES CLAIM TO DINOSAUR,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWYERS MEET FRIDAY FOR INCOME TAX UPDATES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LOANS AVAILABLE FOR STARTER FARMS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SILVERMAN'S PLANS GRAND OPENING SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NO PLAN TO ADD TO DEER SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEALTH EXPERTS DISPUTE MAMMOGRAPHY STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*TEAM UP TO FIGHT BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"ANY BIRDBRAIN CAN PLAY VIDEO LOTTERY, BARNETT SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TO BUILD CULTURAL CENTER FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BRADY BILL PUNISHES HONEST CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MUST KEEP ON TOP OF STREET WOES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRISONERS' COMPLAINTS CAN BE INFURIATING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JOHNSON WAS RIGHT TO OPPOSE NAFTA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"EMERY FAMILY WINS {dollar}100,000 IN LOTTERY","Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW CHOOSES BILLION AS CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER TO SPEAK TO CORN GROWERS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIGNALS GO UP AS HIGHWAY 42 OPENS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HAULER FIGHTS RECYCLING RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOLIDAY DECORATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUPERINTENDENT FINALISTS RETURNING TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AIR GUARD DEPLOYS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ARTS-CENTER BONDS RECEIVE AA- RATING,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
REWARD IS OFFERED IN EAGLE SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TO KEEP MOLESTER IN PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MILBANK MAN DIES IN QUARRY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINING PANEL HAS FIRST MEETING DEC 7,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NOMINATIONS FOR TOWNS DUE JAN 3,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SEWING PLANT PLANS TO OPEN IN MILBANK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"STATE TO GET {dollar}500,000 FOR WATER QUALITY","Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JUDGE THROWS OUT NEGLIGENCE SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SNOW SHOVEL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LOWER BRULE HONORS DRUG-FREE KIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NURSE IMPERSONATOR WON'T DO TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FORMER LAKE PRESTON DOCTOR LOSES SUIT AGAINST HOSPIT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
RUSSIAN INSPECTORS VISIT MINUTEMAN II SILO SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
GRAIN CO-OPS FACING TOUGH TIMES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
METRO MIX TO OPEN DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
*GRAFF GRATIFIED AS WISCONSIN NEARS A TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCARCE TICKETS MAY TAKE JOY OUT OF SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PERFECT GIFTS CAN BE BOUGHT ON PC DISKS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1993, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*MILLER PROPOSES TAX-CUTTING BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ASCENDS TO NATIONAL PROMINENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STRONG WORK ETHIC WILL HELP DASCHLE SUCCEED,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MAYORAL HOPEFUL'S VISIONS CLASH,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*KEY PROPOSALS IN GOV. MILLER'S 1996 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
EVENING 'ACOUSTIC' PROGRAM SOLD OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*NUN TO EXPLAIN HER QUEST TO ABOLISH DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CASTING GOOD IN 'CATHOLIC GIRLS',"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OFFICIALS DON'T OWN PUBLIC'S PROPERTY (ABERDEEN AM),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HELMS CROSSED LINE WITH JOKE (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC MUST TAKE PRO-VALUE STANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GREED DRIVING COSTS OF HEALTH CARE UP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RENTSCHLER WOULD MAKE SUCCESSFUL MAYOR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
VISITOR DISGUSTED BY PARKING POLICIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRISONER HAS PAID HIS DEBT TO SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
EX-COUNCIL CANDIDATE SEEKS COOPERATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA NEEDS A NEW PAROLE BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*'READY FOR CHRISTMAS?' IS QUESTION FOR THE HEART,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SIDEWALK SHOVELING COSTS {dollar}20 AN HOUR,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT IN SLAYING TO TAKE MENTAL TEST,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KMART PLAYS SANTA FOR NEEDY CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LAKE CITY MAN WINS {dollar}20,000 IN STATE LOTTO","Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON OPPOSES YARD-WASTE RIVER PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES SEEK DEMOCRATS' SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHERIFF SUGGESTS REC-YARD CHANGES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROOM FULL OF BLOOMS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DISSENT PERSISTS OVER CABLE-TV FEE HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY DIGS DEEP TO COVER SNOW-REMOVAL COSTS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
USD PROFESSOR APPLIES FOR NORTH DAKOTA JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN WHO SHOOK CHILD SENTENCED TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TEEN-AGER EXTRADITED IN DRIVE-BY SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEER-CONTROL PLAN PLACED ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CO-OP DEVELOPERS SOLD ON VOLGA,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WOMAN ACCUSED OF RUNNING OVER MAN WAIVES EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FOUNDING CLUB ENDS ITS RALLY SPONSORSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*CHRISTMAS COOKIES BY THE DOZEN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FMHA OK'S 274 LOANS FOR NEW FARMERS IN '94,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
CALLERS STATE THEIR VIEWS ON CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*LOCAL MAKER OF ORNAMENTS HAS RIGHT STUFF,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*BARNSTORMING BECOMES OFFICIAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*GUERRERO AGREES TO TRIPLE A DEAL WITH ANGELS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE OK'S CHAMP,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COOL DOWN TO AVOID BAD CIRCULATION,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*FAMILY STRUGGLES IN FACE OF AIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*YOUNG PEOPLE UNDERESTIMATE RISK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CREDIT LIFTS BANKRUPTCY RATE IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PIERRE LISTED AMONG TOP 100 SMALL TOWNS IN US,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*FAMILY, FRIENDS OF AIDS VICTIMS MOURN","Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WILCOX TO HEAD DEVELOPMENT TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTMAS TREE DONATIONS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LAKOTA FUND HEAD QUITS, OPENS STORE","Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CUSTOMERS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF PUNCH INCENTIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FORCE BOUNCES BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NUN BELIEVES DAD'S SPIRIT HAD HAND IN LUNKER CATCH,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SONS MAKE HUNT EXTRA SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILD WEATHER A BOOST TO WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ICE-FISHING SEMINAR SET,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HITCHHIKER ATTACKS CAR OWNER WITH KNIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INVESTIGATION GOES ON IN DOUBLE STABBING,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EX-INDEPENDENT NOW DEMOCRATIC OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FARM ECONOMY TO STAY DOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POTENTIAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS WATCH CLOCK,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"PREPARING FOR 1,000-MILE TREK ACROSS BORNEO","Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEIGHBORS SEND DISPUTE ON TO COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
NEEDLEPOINTER INVITED TO VISIT WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HUNHOFF TO SUPPORT ABBOTT IN HOUSE BID,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STUDENTS RAISE FUNDS TO PAY FOR DRUG DOG,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY WORKING THROUGH GROWING PAINS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DEMOCRATS BLAST GOP AT PARTY FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*SAVORED HIS LIFE IN GERMANY,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SD TEEN USE OF ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MINNESOTA BANS MALT LIQUOR USING NAME OF CRAZY HORSE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*CAR LANDS AGAINST DOWNTOWN TREE,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS TO GAIN IN TAX CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LOWER CATTLE PRICES DON'T HAVE TO MEAN LOWER PROFITS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOLS SHOULD STIFLE COMPLAINTS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
USER FEES AREN'T ONLY ANSWER (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
PLACE RESTRICTIONS ON LAST SESSION DAY (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
INDIANS ARE VICTIMS OF SLOW EXTERMINATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
DON'T PREVENT PARENTS FROM DOING THEIR JOB (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
ARTICLE MISLABELS BULLETS AS COP-KILLERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
CONGRESS IS DENYING MANY BASIC SERVICES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
PRESSLER NEGLECTS SOUTH DAKOTA VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
TOWN WON'T BUSTLE IF STUDENTS DON'T STAY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
PRAIRIE-DOG LETTER MISSES CRUCIAL POINT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
SALVATION ARMY DRIVE AT HOLIDAY APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
MANY PRESSLER 'FRIENDS' FOUND OUT OF STATE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
TO BE CALLED LIBERAL SHOULD BE COMPLIMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
*SICK SON KEEPS LOOKING FORWARD TO BETTER DAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*PERSONAL GREETINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*PEARL HARBOR MEMORIAL A MUST-SEE IN HAWAII,"Argus LeaderDec 03 1995, sect.G, p.05, col.2"
CITY ACCUSED OF POLITICKING,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY ACCUSED OF POLITICKING,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FAIR BOARD TOLD JOBS INSECURE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE FAIR RECORDS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MUSEUM GOES TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BERGLAND CLARIFIES US GLOBAL FARM ROLE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BERGLAND CLARIFIES US GLOBAL FARM ROLE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RETIRED ARMY GENERAL WARNS OF OBSOLETE NUCLEAR WEAPON,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENERGY OR CULTURE-INDIANS MAY FACE TOUGH CHOICE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PETERSON, MEIERHENRY TOY WITH CHALLENGING MCGOVERN","Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PETERSON, MEIERHENRY TOY WITH CHALLENGING MCGOVERN","Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROBE SOUGHT OF INDIAN CARE-CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROBE SOUGHT OF INDIAN CARE-CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROBE SOUGHT OF INDIAN CARE-CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MISSOURI POWER MAY BE BOOSTED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MISSOURI POWER MAY BE BOOSTED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DO VOTERS WANT NEW PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DO VOTERS WANT NEW PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUPLE 'ANGRY' AFTER TICKET (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ANTI-NUKE PROTEST DRAWS 20,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE POSTPONES TRUANCY TRIAL-CANISTOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AG DEPT LEFT OUT OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUDGET REACTION CAME SWIFT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE ORGANIZES GASOHOL GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE ORGANIZES GASOHOL GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE WORKERS OK PAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
COALITION OFFERS BID FOR MILWAUKEE LINES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STATE WORKERS OK PAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STORES RESIST FOOD PRICE WAR,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE BAGS {dollar}30 MILLION FROM HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BAN ON WINTER POWER CUTOFFS ASKED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FANTASIES COME TO LIFE IN 'NUTCRACKER',"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'THE KING AND I' DAZZLES ON MULTIPLE LEVELS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'THE KING AND I' DAZZLES ON MULTIPLE LEVELS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CASSAVETES'S 'GLORIA' UNCONVENTIONALLY GOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PANEL TO STUDY MISSOURI RIVER PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRAFFIC TRIAL DEFENSE STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PANEL TO STUDY MISSOURI RIVER PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK STILL PLANNING TO MOVE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEPARTMENT PROPOSES CHANGES IN LIQUOR RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"UNION CARBIDE TO DELAY MINING, CLOSE SD OFFICE","Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"UNION CARBIDE TO DELAY MINING, CLOSE SD OFFICE","Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HEATING AID AVAILABLE BEGINNING MONDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HEATING AID AVAILABLE BEGINNING MONDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
A GRACEFUL EXIT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAYOR'S NEW JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE VOTERS DEFEAT AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE HITS CARTER ON MEAT QUOTAS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS 1 YEAR FOR EMBEZZLEMENT-DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AMERICAN HORSE TRIAL OPENS IN RAPID,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NEW OAHE BOARD MEMBERS TO MEET,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CUSTER COUNTY TO APPEAL PERMITS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*NEW PLATES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
VETS' JOB STATUS DECISION DELAYED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
VETS' JOB STATUS DECISION DELAYED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW OFFICE HAS RARE OBSERVANCE OF JEWISH HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*ABDNOR AND PRESSLER RECEIVE SENATE PANEL ASSIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW INDIAN CUTS ASSAILED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW INDIAN CUTS ASSAILED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*ABDNOR AND PRESSLER RECEIVE SENATE PANEL ASSIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN DELAYS TAKING OAHE ACTION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
THE BATTLE OF THE BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE BATTLE OF THE BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GUSTS GIVE AREA WINDBLOWN LOOK,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POSTER & PRINT GALLERY FINDS A NICHE IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POSTER & PRINT GALLERY FINDS A NICHE IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SURPRISE--'D B COOPER' IS FUN, FRIENDLY FANTASY","Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ADDRESSING THE SD LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
CITY HALL IS SNOWED UNDER...,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
USE REVENUE-SHARING MONEY CAREFULLY THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CITY WORKERS SAY TALKS DEADLOCKED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK IN SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE SUSPECT TESTIFIES WOMAN DIDN'T RESIST,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WORKERS SAY TALKS DEADLOCKED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE SUSPECT TESTIFIES WOMAN DIDN'T RESIST,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK IN SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TO REVIEW MINN ARTICHOKE COMPANY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD TO REVIEW MINN ARTICHOKE COMPANY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FIRE DAMAGES BEDROOM,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ACLU--RULING NOT LIKELY ON NATIVITY BY CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ACLU--RULING NOT LIKELY ON NATIVITY BY CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*JOHN BROWNING'S ROLE IN THE CITY HE LOVED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"REAGAN PRAISED, AFL-CIO BLASTED (L)","Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ADVICE FOR JANKLOW ABOUT ETSI CONTRACT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REAGAN'S DEFICIT STANCE UNCHALLENGED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DASCHLE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BILL DEFERS TAX ON DROUGHT-RELATED SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS UNION STUDIES TAX REFORM,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIVESTOCK GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BN DEDICATES NEW BRIDGE TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 MORE ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AIM CAMP HEARING ON DOME TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FORMALDEHYDE TESTING EQUIPMENT ARRIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FORMALDEHYDE TESTING EQUIPMENT ARRIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HISTORICAL CENTER TRIES TO IDENTIFY RIVERBOAT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS DRUG CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HISTORICAL CENTER TRIES TO IDENTIFY RIVERBOAT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS DRUG CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"YANKTON, NORFOLK MAY GET AIR SERVICE BY FEB","Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD GETS GRANT TO TRAIN MIGRANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD GETS GRANT TO TRAIN MIGRANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COACHES LEAVE BOYS HOME TO COACH GIRLS STATE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WINNER FOOTBALL TEAM WINS ADDED RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
POACHING 'STING' LEAVES CUSTER RESIDENTS ON EDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*INSIDE A SMALL CAR RIDES A BIG CAR MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KRSS COMPLIMENTS POLICE FORCE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
RSVP PROGRAM A REWARDING VENTURE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"DALE WEBER'S OBJECTIVITY, LOYALTY NOT QUESTIONED","Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELEGATION NIXES PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENGELHART STILL SERVES ON CEMENT PLANT COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SINGLE-MEMBER BATTLE MAY SPREAD,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WELL, HELLO DOLLY--ITS SO NICE TO SEE YOU...","Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAAG MAY TAKE STAND IN DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
2 WOMEN WILL BE TRIED IN TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CAHILL'S REGARD FOR SF (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLARIFIES STATEMENTS IN INFANT DEATHS STORY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAINT BRUSH AND FREE SPEECH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
APPRECIATES COVERAGE OF VOLUNTEERS IN CITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN LIVING IN SF SAYS MINNESOTA TAX SEXIST (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NATION'S GEOGRAPHICAL IGNORANCE A DISGRACE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SD CHRISTMAS SPIRIT SEEMS TO BE MISSING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
A CHANGE IN COMPUTER PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CENDAK HEARING PLANNED IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CRASH KILLS RAPID CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELEVATOR OPERATORS TO MEET IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-SECRETARY OF STATE RECOVERING,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FINAL WEB SIGN-UP DEC 6-13,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE PLANS MORE DRILLING,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLANT SCIENCE BOOK AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DASCHLE, ROBERTS SPENT RECORD {dollar}1.1 MILLION","Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NORTHWESTERN BELL WINS DISCRIMINATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE TOLD TO RECONSIDER FEE REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BN CREWS SUSPEND WORK ON SD CORE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WHAT MAKES PEOPLE TICK--PSYCHOLOGIST HAS ANSWER...,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
INDIANS PLAN TO REVISE SIZES OF HILLS SETTLEMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PRESSLER SEES NO 84 SENATE THREATS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
WHAT'S IT LIKE TO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS AWAY FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
"CLERGYMEN TALK ABOUT JESUS' BIRTH, LIFE, DEATH ...","Argus LeaderDec 04 1982, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
HOLIDAYS ARE BUSY TIMES FOR THIEVES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONCERN FROM DUCKS UNLIMITED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARMOUR WINS IT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
EAST/WEST SPLIT ENGULFS AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*FAST-CASTING JANSEN CATCHES TROUT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WINTER FISHERMEN ARE A LITTLE BIT CRAZY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DEER SEASON EXTENSION RILES SOME HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*BOWLING IN HIS BLOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*DEFENSE LAWYER KEEPS PRACTICING SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOLIDAY SHOPPERS HIT THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP WANTS OBJECTIVE WASTE STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NUCLEAR WASTE AT TOP OF AGENDA,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEM--KEEP DASCHLE IN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HISTORIAN WANTS VIETNAM TO STICK IN MEMORY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW'S ARGUEMENTS STRONG (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*LIMIT ENROLLMENT AT USD LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MISSONARY'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY RELATES LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS SEEM INSENSITIVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MINNEGASCO PRESIDENT GAVE SELF RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SENATE BILL WOULD PENALIZE RETARDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CANCEL DIRECT DEPOSIT OF CHECKS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLAN TO PHASE OUT MEAT INSPECTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DOGS' SEARCH FOR MITCHELL MAN UNSUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BUDGET LISTS FEWER COLLEGE DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*LAKE BENTON FAMILY BUILDS FAMILY DREAM,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHANE DOESN'T STAY SHY FOR LONG,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MAYNARD FERGUSON STARTED CAREER EARLY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
"*JEANNIE ZECK, ENCOURAGES HEALTHY EATING","Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.D, p.13, col.1"
AIRLINES ADDS THIRD FLIGHT TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RIGSBEE NEW CHIEF AT MIDLAND NATIONAL,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SUPER 8 CHAIN SUES CITY OF PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HIGH RENTS IN ENCLOSED MALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"RESTAURANTS, SMALL RETAILERS FILL NEW STRIP","Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MANUFACTURED HOUSING PLANT HAVING AUCTION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
CLINIC TO FOCUS ON DAIRY ECONOMICS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
MAN ROBS STORE IN MITCHELL 3 TIMES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FRIGID AIR CONTINUES TO CRAWL,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IDENTIFYING CANCER HOT SPOTS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BROTHER--BEAR KNEW SOME DETAILS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"JACKRABBIT, JAYCEES TO HELP NEEDY CHILDREN","Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NICARAGUAN SOLIDARITY REPRESENTATIVE HERE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE LOOK FOR SUSPECT IN STORE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROBATION REVOKED AFTER BAR VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO GET MONEY FOR EMERGENCY PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"NO ALCOHOL, DRUGS FOUND IN VICTIM","Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SCIENTIST--DEPRESSION LIKELY BY 1989,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TAX REFORM TWO YEARS AWAY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SENTENCING NEXT MONTH IN INCEST CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PUBLIC INPUT TO CHANGE SCHOOL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAISE SPEED LIMIT ON RURAL INTERSTATE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS CRITICIZE SLIP UP CREEK PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CARRIER EXERCISES CAUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COST OF ROAD REPAIRS MAY TOTAL {dollar}1 BILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FAMILY'S LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY IN QUESTION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HISTORIANS UNSURE OF JANKLOW'S INTENT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEDICAL STUDENTS HAVE OUTLET OF FINANCING,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GAMES AGAINST DIVISION I TEAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PROPOSES BUDGET THAT HURTS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JAPANESE VISIT TO COMPARE NOTES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BUDGET PLAN IS AUSTERE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
NASA HEAD SHOULD STEP ASIDE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
YOU CAN'T BEAT SNOW OR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEBRASKANS CHARGED IN MURDER OF DELMONT MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW FARM EQUIPMENT SALES TO SINK,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS 21 DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROPER USE OF WELFARE AID,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COURT HEARING ON LABOR PRACTICES DELAYED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS APPROVE 1986 SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MAN CHARGED WITH INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MAN GETS PROBATION IN SHOOTING OF FATHER,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*FRENCH TRADITION COMES TO AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCHUMACHER CROWNED MISS SD USA,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CHILD HONORED FOR HEROISM,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS OF YEAR NAMED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
4-HERS GO TO NATIONAL CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*YANKTON KNOCKS OFF O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*INMATE SUSPECTED IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*ADAMS TALKED ABOUT DEATH, WITNESSES SAY","Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CHARITY CHRISTMAS TREES FOR NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LIBRARY HOSTS CHRISTMAS STORYTIME,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MUSEUM PLANS OLD-FASHIONED FUN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TALK ON IRISH IMMIGRATION TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
AUGUSTANA PLANS POLITICAL DIALOGUE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE ARMS SALE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
COUNTY MOVES RATIONALLY TOWARD REGULATION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PUBLIC NOT THE WINNER IN JANKLOW CASE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
IRRIGATION IS NOT SO GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*STATE 'A' GIRLS BASKETBALL TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LUEBBERT LEADS UNTESTED WARRIORS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
EX-OFFICIAL ENTERS PLEA IN THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUSEUM ADDITION DISCUSSED FOR ZOO,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO PLANE FAILURE EVIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON TRIAL RESET FOR JAN 14,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS RIPE FOR NEW IDEAS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRM WON'T SPECULATE ON BANK LAW,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO CURB PARKING NEAR RESIDENTIAL MAILBOXES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON PUTS PRISONS ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PLANT WANTED DESPITE REPORTS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BEEF COUNCIL HONORS PRIME BEEF PROMOTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY CONSIDERS RAISING FEE FOR DUMPING TRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
END OF CROP INSURANCE PERIOD APPROACHES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY BOY GETS RESPONSE FROM REAGAN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD ESCAPEE IN CUSTODY IN CALIF JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE SEES CHANGE COMING FOR FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LICENSE DECISION DELAYED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SLOW HARVEST NEARING THE END,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CONSOLIDATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TEACHER PAY RAISES PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA'S PROPOSED BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SON'S LOVE FOR LIFE MAKES ...,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SOME EDUCATORS SKEPTICAL ABOUT PLAN'S CHANCES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*STATE SHOULD RETHINK ROAD-CLEARING POLICY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ROAD SANDING POOR IN SIOUX FALLS AREA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T IGNORE SCHOOL BUS LAW,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LPN'S ARE NURSES TOO,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*THE BIG PICTURES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'FIDDLER' AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
BOARDS TO INTERVIEW FOR ACADEMIES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS OFFER DELEGATE EXPLANATION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXCHANGE CLUB SPONSORS GIFT WRAP,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FIVE IOWANS WIN {dollar}45,000 FROM LOTTERY","Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON DECLARES BUCKLE UP MONTH,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STRAIN OF FLU CONFIRMED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AND THE WALLS COME TUMBLING DOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UNIVERSITIES MAY GET CONTROL OF PURSE STRINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHARGES DENTIST WITH SUBMITTING FALSE CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOLE GATHERS MOST DELEGATES IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRISON OFFICIALS DISAPPOINTED WITH BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TWO CITY MEN ARRESTED IN DRUG RING,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MORRELL OFFICIAL RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BUSH DEFENDS REAGANOMICS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGENCY DENIES GRANT TO BUY HURON PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS MUST REPORT HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*EX-TRAVEL OFFICIAL DILLON DIES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"LOCKWOOD, LONGTIME SHERIFF DIES AT 80","Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*UNEMPLOYMENT RATES DECREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ICE MAY HAVE CAUSED CRASH-LANDING,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SHERIFF WARNS OF POSSIBLE INSURANCE SCAM,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*LENNOX, MADISON SURVIVE","Argus LeaderDec 04 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHRISTMAS CARRIAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NURSING HOMES UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NOT ALL FARMERS LOST GROUND,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TAX FREEZE ALONE WON'T FIX PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ACHES WITH GOOD IDEAS FOR TRIBE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
BED-AND-BOOZE TAX DEAD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
BUSH EDITORIAL ON TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
PROGRAM FOR ELDERLY DESERVES 3 CHEERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
DEATH COVERAGE OVERDONE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
RATE HIKE PENALIZES WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
COMEBACK IS DESIRE OF HURT BRONCO,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA TOPS COUGARS, STATE FALLS","Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*GROWING COUCH POTATOES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS MAY LOSE IN DEBT-REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MCKENNAN HOSPITAL HOSTS HOLIDAY DINNER,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD ADULT LITERACY COORDINATOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TOY TOWN PROGRAM APPLICATION ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WORKER INJURED IN LUMBER COMPANY FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*INTO THE GROOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*UNOPPOSED MASTEN WINS DEMOCRATIC JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO REVIEW APARTMENT PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
WRIGHT ARSON TRIAL STARTS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*BUDGET APPROVAL HINGES ON UNFINISHED DETAILS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*SHANARD CHOSEN AS SENATE MAJORITY LEADER,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
HOSPICE BEGINS FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
*BULLDOZERS END EAST SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*EX-PRISON AIDE JAILED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NEW PROGRAM USES STORIES TO TEACH,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WAKONDA FANS WHOOP IT UP FOR HOOPS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PERFUME FILLS LIST TO SANTA,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BRACE YOURSELF NOW FOR CUT IN SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SETTLE LAWSUIT WITH MURDER VICTIM'S HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BEWARE OF 'CHURCHIANITY' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THREE FISHING RULE CHANGES NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STREETS NEEDED MORE SAND (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ALLOW LIMITED DRUG USE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
FUNERAL THIS MORNING FOR OGLALA CHIEF,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIQUOR SALE PLAN ON AGENDA TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON RETHINKS ADDING SCHOOL DAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PUERTO RICO ACTIVIST, A HILLS NATIVE DIES","Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF'S WORK RISES IN GAMBLING COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HUMAN SERVICES CHIEF THRIVES ON HECTIC PACE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE WANTS CARE FOR MORE VETERANS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PETITION AIMS TO HALT CASINO IN FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TEAM TAKES IDEAS BACK TO BRITISH PRISONS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIAL URGES DEADWOOD TO PAY FOR HYPE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SEAT BELTS CRUCIAL ON HOLIDAY DRIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEADE USES DNA TO WIN RAPE VERDICT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SKYFORCE CLOSE BUT LOSE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAN QUESTIONED IN ROBBERY SPREE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EULOGIZED AS A RACIAL 'HEALER',"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
71 YEARS OF MARRIAGE EARNS KUDOS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LONETREE PERMIT ON TABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ROSEBUD LEADERS SEEK LANDFILL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*CONNELLS UPGRADE TOURING VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DON'T CLOSE DOOR TO PEACEFUL OPTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*TREASURED FAMILY MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GULF MILITARY ACTION SHOULD BE LAST RESORT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PROTECT YOUNG RIDERS WITH CAR RESTRAINTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
AREA STATE PARKS OFFER WINTER FUN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS RAIL TRAIL STUDY COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIAL--BANKS IN GOOD SHAPE IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
A TIME OF SLOWER GROWTH,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TOP CARRIER STILL EYEING SF,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
CABLE TV COMPANY GIVES FOOD TO NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG DEALER GIVEN 9 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECONCILIATION MEETING PLANNED FOR NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALEM SHOOTING TRIAL POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROBLEM SOLVERS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
APARTMENT COMPLEX PLAN REJECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AX MURDER-SUICIDE IN TINY IOWA TOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP TO CAMPAIGN FOR CARETRAUM,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN WOULD REFUND SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RECRUITER BLAMES GULF CRISIS FOR DROP,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GENETIC EVIDENCE USED TO CONVICT MISSION MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
10 PEOPLE INDICTED IN HOBO DAY RIOT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINING CONSULTANT COMES UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MINISTER FOUND GUILTY OF SEXUAL MISCONDUCT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PROTESTERS HOLD RALLY FOR PELTIER,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STUDENTS EVACUATED AFTER BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
16-YEAR-OLD BOY KILLED IN RESERVATION SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MISSION TEEN-AGER DIES IN COLLISION WITH UNCLE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*FIREFIGHTER PULLED FROM FIERY DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MURDER, SUICIDE SHOCKS COUPLE'S FRIENDS, NEIGHBORS","Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SUNUNU 'VISIBLE', NEEDED TO GO","Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WATER SUPPLY MAY LIMIT CITY'S GROWTH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STORIES SHOULD GIVE PLUSES OF VA HOSPITALS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TEACHER AWARDS SHOW PUTS SPOTLIGHT ON WORK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE POSITIONS WON'T BE FORGOTTEN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
JOHNSON MESSAGE LEADS US TOWARD DESTRUCTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
'ARGUS' CHALLENGED TO PRACTICE EQUALITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*JACKSON TOO QUICK TO ALTER NEW VIDEO,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOAKED FISH SMELL BEAUTIFUL TO LOVERS OF TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FATAL BEATING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRANT GOES TOWARD POLLUTION EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO RAPE OF TEEN-AGER,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE DEPARTMENT GETS SEAT-BELT HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VACCINE PLAN IN USE AT STANDING ROCK,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VFW TO DISPLAY WWII WARES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH COURT HEARS MANSLAUGHTER APPEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OLD THEATER GETS NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY PONDERS GIVING LAND TO CHARITY GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUP SAYS WATER PLAN MIRRORS LEGAL POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MISSILE DEACTIVATION STARTS WITH MINUTEMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN FIRE CHIEF WON'T BE REPLACED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USD MEDICAL SCHOOL OFFERS SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WARNER VOTERS TO DECIDE SCHOOL BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YOUNG TAKES SPOT AS FEDERAL JUDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COSTNER PROPOSES DEADWOOD HOTEL,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
POWER POLES PLANTED WRONG,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SUNNY-DAY SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MEDALS HONOR PEARL HARBOR DUTY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FARMERS UNION TO HAVE LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
3 SD DEER HUNTERS HIT BY OWN PICKUP TRUCK,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FIRM CHARGED WITH DELIVERING QUITE A FISH STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO PROBLEMS FOUND WITH SWANGO'S PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PEACE CORPS' 'NEW ERA' AN INSULT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RACISM CHARGES NEED FAST ACTION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"TRAFFIC LIGHT NEAR CLIFF, 41ST IS USELESS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CALLERS DIVIDED ON INDIAN NICKNAME ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DASCHLE TO DISCUSS SOUTHEAST ASIA TRIP,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KIP SCOTT TO SEEK DEMOCRATIC POST,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN BADLY BURNED IN TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESENTATION COLLEGE PRESIDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RED RIBBON EVENT KICKS OFF TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EVERY PENNY COUNTS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BAR MAKES DEAL TO KEEP DANCERS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VALANDRA HOPES INDIANS PART OF CLINTON'S TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CLEARING THE WALK,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HE WON'T LET FIRM CONFLICT WITH DUTIES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FUND-RAISING EVENT SET FOR RC,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRANTS AWARDED TO CURB LANDFILL GROWTH,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PHONY OIL WELL HAS DRAWN 'CRUDE' REMARKS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
70 FROM SD OUT OF WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
RED CLOUD LEADERS WALK PROUD,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNOW HOW TO USE SCENTS TO MAKE HUNT SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*OSCAR JUDGES GET SLIM PICKINGS FOR LEAD ACTRESS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEW GALLERY SPOTLIGHTS ART OF N PLAINS INDIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MASTERY OF TRADITION BRINGS RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*MOTHER-DAUGHTER ART TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*HETLAND STRUGGLES TO SAVE ITS POST OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY CONSTRUCTION EDGES NEAR RECORD,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*STRANGE MAN REVIVES HORROR FOR YOUNG GIRL,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS LIST SHOULD INCLUDE BOOKS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SALUTE TO INDIANS BEGINS SUNDAY WITH TNT'S GERONIMO,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*BIG PROJECT, SMALL GAINS","Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SKYFORCE GAMES ARE GREAT ENTERTAINMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SEAT-BELT LEGISLATION WOULD BE A LIFE-SAVER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*HAVE FUN AT CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FEMA AID DEADLINE DELAYED UNTIL JAN 15,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOLD MINERS BLAMED FOR DEATHS OF BIRDS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HELP NEEDED FOR REFUGEE FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINNER MAN ELECTED AS FARMLAND DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HANGING ON,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW LUNG GIVES WOMAN SECOND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUPERINTENDENT FINALIST VISITS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL WORKING TO KEEP KIDS OUT OF JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RACISM HEARING TODAY IN WORTHINGTON,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO REQUIRE LICENSES FOR NON-TRIBAL SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PRESSLER--CLINTON'S HEALTH PLAN NO REMEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DRUNKEN-DRIVING DEATHS DECLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOBLESS PROGRAM EXTENDS BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEEDY CAN APPLY FOR HELP WITH HEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE HAS BACKLOG OF ROAD WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOLESKY TO ANNOUNCE IF HE'LL RUN FOR OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS POLICE TRACK DOWN BURGLAR,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HARD LINE AGAINST KOREAN NUCLEAR ARMS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NORTHEAST FAVORS FOUR-LANE US 12 PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*WORLD WAR I HONOREE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FOUR JUDGES DISQUALIFIED IN SUIT AGAINST COMPANY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
GOVERNOR WILL NOT PROMISE SPRINGFIELD WORKERS RAISES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SD RECEIVES {dollar}3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
BROOKINGS' PAMIDA TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
GF&P MAY REOPEN DEER SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE FACING JUGGLING ACT AS MINORITY LEADER,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAYOR SHOWDOWN TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DECEPTIVELY NORMAL SD STANDS BY POLITICIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STOCKBROKER SOUTH SEEKS DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEST BUY REBOUNDS AFTER PROFIT REACTION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAYTON'S TO MOVE JOBS TO MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CARS DRIVE SALES SURGE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EASY WINS SERVE PURPOSE FOR NCC TEAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KERNELS RECLAIM AA TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLATTE TAKES CLASS A TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKYFORCE BEATS SHREVEPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LATE DUCK SEASON TO PROVIDE ANOTHER CHANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE PARKS START NEW HOTLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*DOG ESCAPES ICY DAM, WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM FRIEND","Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*CURES FOR THE HOUSE BALL BLUES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COUNCIL HAS VOICE IN FINANCE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MACHINERY ROLLOVER KILLS KAYLOR MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INMATE IS MISSING FROM PRISON CAMP,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EASTER SEALS PICKS STATE POSTER CHILD,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN NAMED VOLUNTEER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ATHLETE'S DEATH REMAINS MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CEREMONY REMEMBERS THOSE WHO DIED OF AIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SD IN BOTTOM 5 IN US CRIME RATE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"TAX RELIEF DEBATE TO FRUSTRATE LAWMAKERS, CITIZENS","Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ANATOMY OF THE PROPERTY-TAX RELIEF FUND,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"TAX RELIEF DEBATE TO FRUSTRATE LAWMAKERS, CITIZENS","Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HOLIDAY GATHERING PLANNED BY MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PACHYDERM PARTY PLANNED BY STATE GOP,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BRULE COUNTY SEEKS AID FROM NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BANKS OFFER LOANS WITH NO INTEREST,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BRULE COUNTY WITHDRAWS FROM LANDFILL GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DEUBROOK SETS DEC. 13 SCHOOL-BOND ELECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STATE READY TO SPLIT COST OF DEER PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WORKERS WANT A HIGHER LIMIT SET FOR TIMBER SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*WOMAN TRACES ANCESTRY TO MAYFLOWER,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STATE CONSIDERS PROPOSAL ON SIMULCAST LICENSING,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*MAKE RENTSCHLER CITY'S NEXT MAYOR (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"IT MAY NOT HELP, BUT IT CAN'T HURT (MITCHELL DAILY)","Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR 1995 ADVISORY COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PRAYER IN SCHOOLS WON'T SOLVE AILMENTS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
NOTA SHOULD RUN IN EVERY ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
HANSON CHANGED VOTE FOR SPECIAL INTERESTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
REAL ELECTION ISSUE NOT ONE OF WEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
SINGING HOLIDAY SONGS ENHANCES PARADE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
ANTI-CATHOLIC BIAS SHOWS UP IN PAPER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
GOP SHOULD RECALL BIBLICAL ADMONITION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
HANSON'S TAX PLAN GIVES NEEDED RELIEF (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
EXPERIENCE NEEDED TO RUN SIOUX FALLS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
HANSON BETTER SUITED TO OFFICE OF MAYOR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
BERKHOUT IS CHILDISH TO BLAME JOHNSON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*LIKABLE KIDS MAKE LOVING A LOT EASIER,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*BOLTON--LOVE HIM OR HATE HIM,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*BIG ISN'T ALWAYS BETTER,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*AFTER 52 YEARS, MAN'S REMAINS TO COME HOME","Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE PROBE PACKS A LESSON (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"MAKE GRADING SYSTEM CONSISTENT, TOUGHER (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ACT KEEPS ANIMALS OFF ENDANGERED LIST (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
JOHNSON APPLAUDED FOR VOTE ON WILDLIFE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DRUG DOGS HELP KEEP STUDENTS HONEST (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY IMPORTANT TO FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CLINTON GAINS RESPECT FOR POSITION ON BOSNIA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
STRUGGLING COUNTRIES DESERVE HELP FROM US (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
FLAG DESECRATION PERPETUATES VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*A SEASON OF GROWTH,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TO GET A KICK IN THE PANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DANCERS STAY ON THEIR TOES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAND O'LAKES OFFERS AG SCHOLARSHIPS; STUDENTS HONORE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLELAND RETURNS TO KSFY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*USF SEARCHES FOR ANSWERS AFTER DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GERDES STANDS TALL AMONG PEERS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CUSTOMERS PREVENT ROBBERY AT CASINO,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GARAGE FIRE BLAMED ON SPACE HEATER,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE PROMOTES LOCAL STAFF MEMBER,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONVENTION CENTER CONTROL STUDIED,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*INTRODUCTION OF MODERN MUSIC BRINGS DISCORD TO CHUR,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*UNRELATED FIRES DECLARED ARSON,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KIDS OVERCOME TROUBLED PASTS IN STABLE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR GERMAN MEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS PAGEANT DEC. 15-17 AT FARM,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE ASSISTANT LEAVING HIS JOB TO HELP WEILAND,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DOLL HOUSE SHOW TO BENEFIT FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*EX-ALTER BOY'S CASE GOES TO TRIAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TREE NURSERY TOLD TO INCREASE SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CARVING OUT A NICHE,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DENR SECRETARY PASSIONATE ABOUT FLYING AND SKIING,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
SHE CROCHETED ORNAMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*THE FACES OF SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*AUDITS DON'T UP PENALTY LIABILITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 04 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
BERGLAND LISTENS TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BERGLAND LISTENS TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FIREMEN DUMP NATIVITY SCENE PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INMATE WANTS STATE TO PAY FOR SURGERY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD FARMERS MUST FOOT OAHE BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INMATE WANTS STATE TO PAY FOR SURGERY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IRANIAN STUDENTS TO BE QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
IRANIAN STUDENTS TO BE QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
MORE MEN MAKING VASECTOMY CHOICE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MANY HANDS MAKE LIGHT WORK OF CANNED MEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MANY HANDS MAKE LIGHT WORK OF CANNED MEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CRUCIFIXION-SCULPTOR HEARS ECHOES OF REPRESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORE MEN MAKING VASECTOMY CHOICE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAIR OFFERS GALLERY OF GIFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
HOUSING AUTHORITY DEBATED IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW DECIDING WHETHER TO PAY ALLEGED BACK TAXES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUSINESSMAN PROTESTS SNOW CLEARANCE NOTICE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING ON COLTON HOUSE ADDITION BEGINS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION AGAIN DELAYS DECISION ON AREA RAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"FUEL FIRM TO BARTER GRAIN, RAIL SUPPORT","Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SALES TAX FOR VERMILLION GETS CITIZEN OK,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CARTER MAY BE TOUGH TO BEAT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WINGLER ANSWERS DR. SANDERSON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORKER KILLED WHEN TRENCH COLLAPSES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"GAS TANKER OVERTURNS, EXPLODES","Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GENERAL URGES SANCTIONS AGAINST IRAN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MAGAZINE PROMOTES STILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
JUDGE ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
PLAY MEETING TO BE OPENED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
DEPARTMENTS COULD BE CUT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
PLAY MEETING TO BE OPENED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
SUIT SAYS INMATE BEATEN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.6"
RED TAPE DIVIDES FAMILY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
FARM UNION PRESIDENT CALLS FOR RAILROAD NATIONALIZATION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.2"
RAILROAD HEAD DOUBTS PLAN WILL HELP SD,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.5"
RAILROAD HEAD DOUBTS PLAN WILL HELP SD,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.5"
REPORT ON REGIONAL AIR SERVICE IN 1979,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.C, p.16, col.1"
"*RESTAURANTS SERVE CHINESE, AM FOODS","Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
RECIPES UTILIZE LEFTOVERS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1979, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*JANKLOW FIRM ON WELFARE CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW FIRM ON WELFARE CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD TAXES SOUGHT ON IOWA SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ACTORS TRY TO DRAW FOLKS TO CHRIST,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF GETS TREAT IN FRENCH FILM,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PARENTS MONITOR TV WATCHING,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GOOD LISTENER--IT TAKES WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*JURY MULLS MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JURY MULLS MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE WOMAN SUES DES FIRMS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BART KULL MAY SEEK COMMISSION POST,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GROUP ASKS BRIBE CASE DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GROUP ASKS BRIBE CASE DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AWARD CITY STEP TOWARD SECRECY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AWARD CITY STEP TOWARD SECRECY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN CURTAILS 3.2 BEER SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATTLEMAN CRITICIZES IMPORT MOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIPELINE HEARING DATES SET,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY ESCAPEES CAPTURED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WAUBAY APPROVES OPTIONAL SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEARFISH SAWMILL MIGHT BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BODY MOVES TO EASE UNEMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MEAT IMPORTS QUOTA MOVE HIT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GOODS COULD SAIL THROUGH SD IF LOCK PROBLEM SOLVED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOODS COULD SAIL THROUGH SD IF LOCK PROBLEM SOLVED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCOTT SWISHER INDEPENDENT ATHLETE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SCOTT SWISHER INDEPENDENT ATHLETE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HUNTING VIOLATIONS OFFICIALS' CONCERN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ROST TURNS FROM TENNIS TO MARATHON-FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
ROST TURNS FROM TENNIS TO MARATHON-FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CITY TO RE-INVEST PENSION FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOTHER PUTS FAITH IN RARE THERAPY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOTHER PUTS FAITH IN RARE THERAPY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO RE-INVEST PENSION FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO RE-INVEST PENSION FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KEAN NAMED CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*KEAN NAMED CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BAZAAR A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
FEDS TRYING TO BAN NEW BUILDINGS AT AIM CAMP,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOW-INTEREST HOUSING LOANS IN JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDS TRYING TO BAN NEW BUILDINGS AT AIM CAMP,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MCKERCHER GUILTY OF RAPE, KIDNAP","Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MCKERCHER GUILTY OF RAPE, KIDNAP","Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX VALLEY SEEING TRIPLE(LETS),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD PUTTING 'DRUG CAR' UP FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*NATIVITY GOES UP,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SD PUTTING 'DRUG CAR' UP FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COURT UPHOLDS RULING ON ALCOHOL BLOOD TEST,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
INCREASED SECURITY ESSENTIAL FOR LEADERS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"DEFICIT PLIGHT SEEN FOR ABDNOR, ROBERTS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"US OFFERS FREEDOM OF, NOT FROM, RELIGION (L)","Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOW CONGRESS MISSED ON DAIRY SUPPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SNOW REMOVAL OUTLAY SAVES ACCIDENT COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ETSI'S MOTIVATION CALLED MAXIMUM PROFIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ETSI'S MOTIVATION CALLED MAXIMUM PROFIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS NEEDS SNOW-WATCH PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PRESSLER PRAISES 'ON GOLDEN POND' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PRESSLER PRAISES 'ON GOLDEN POND' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CROOKS BUSINESS HIT BY BURGLARS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE TO PAY MOON'S LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2 FIRMS TOLD TO STOP SELLING SECURITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN POLICE VOTE TO JOIN UNION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN POLICE VOTE TO JOIN UNION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER--BILLS COME BEFORE RECESS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DOCTOR CONFIRMS FORMALDEHYDE ALLERGY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
COURT REVERSES 3 OF MAN'S DRUG CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
RACING COMMISSION REJECTS DRUG BAN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DOCTOR CONFIRMS FORMALDEHYDE ALLERGY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DOCTOR CONFIRMS FORMALDEHYDE ALLERGY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
RACING COMMISSION REJECTS DRUG BAN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
COURT REVERSES 3 OF MAN'S DRUG CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW ADDS MEMBER TO AERONAUTICS COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUDGES DROP CHARGES AGAINST 5 OGLALAS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUDGES DROP CHARGES AGAINST 5 OGLALAS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW ADDS MEMBER TO AERONAUTICS COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*'GOODBYE MY FANCY' WORTH REDISCOVERING,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*'GOODBYE MY FANCY' WORTH REDISCOVERING,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SCHNAIBLE IS ONE OF FEW SD WOMEN COACHES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHNAIBLE IS ONE OF FEW SD WOMEN COACHES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHNAIBLE IS ONE OF FEW SD WOMEN COACHES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BILDE, NOT STATE, RULES NEW SCHOOL","Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HELP IN FINDING THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WINTER CHANGES YANKTON'S BASKETBALL FORTUNES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
CONTROVERSY HAS FOLLOWED CEMENT PLANT ALL THE WAY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEANS--RELIGION INTEGRAL PART OF YELLOW THUNDER,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ALL NATIONS BOOTH DESIGNER SEES IDEAS COME TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MITCHELL KNOWS WHAT IT MEANS TO BE IN HOUSING SLUMP,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SF BUYERS PINE FOR REAL THING AT CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DENSE PACK ANOTHER QUESTIONABLE PROPOSAL (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US HAS AIDED WORLD--NOW WE MUST HELP OURSELVES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"NOT AMUSED BY {dollar}5,000 SPENT BY JANKLOW ON AD (L)","Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*HISTORIC ND SITE OFFERS GLIMPSE OF FRENCHMANS DREAM,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*STATE NEEDS PERFORMANCE ON WATER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
US SHOULD BE LEADER IN REVERSING ARMS RACE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CUSTER HOPES AIRPORT WILL LURE INDUSTRIES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DRIVER IMPROVEMENT CLASSES OFFERED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FUNDING APPROVED FOR 2 SD PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN AIDE JOINS MINN LAW FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEMOCRATS PREPARE FOR 84 ELECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DISEASE KILLER IN HISTORIC DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TRAPPERS TO CATCH THIEVES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
COMMISSIONER WANTS FUND TO PAY POOR'S BILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SRSTKA--REGENTS NEUTRAL IN SPRINGFIELD ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DECISION ON WHEAT PLANT LOAN EXPECTED FEB,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
MISS SOUTH DAKOTA USA,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*PRACTICAL GIFTS VS GIFTS WHERE MONEY'S NO OBSTACLE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOROTHY DEMPSEY--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"*INFANT SPECIALTY STORE CHANGES NAME, BIGGER IN MALL","Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
HIGHER INTEREST RATES SEND PRODUCTION COST SOARING,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
JOB MARKET IMPROVES FOR SDSU AG GRADS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW TO ADDRESS ELECTRIC CONSUMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
"TARGET TO CATER TO ELDERLY, HADICAPPED","Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
2 RETIRE FROM JOHN MORRELL & COMPANY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
3 FORUMS ON STATE HOUSING PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1982, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
"*FARMERS IN DEEP WATER, LAWMAKER SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FRESH SNOW BLOWS INTO SD,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MADRIGAL GUEYSTS GET IMPROMPTU LESSON,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOODY ALLEN'S VERSION OF ELEPHANT MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY INVENTOR OFFERS POTHOLE CURE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE LAWMEN NEEDED ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE TOURISTS VISITING STATE PARKS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY FLIGHTS RESULT OF DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WESTERN RAIL LINE IS DOOMED TO DIE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA CHAPEL WON'T PIPE DOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION RAISES HIGHER THAN INCOME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD PLAN ALTERNATIVE EXPENSIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INMATES RETURN TO PRISON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CRITICIZED FOR MCKENNAN REPORT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
USED CAR TAX SHOULD BE BASED ON COST,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE MEETS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE WILL DISCUSS EFFECTS OF AT&T,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER'S DECEMBER VISITS INCLUDE SF,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO ADDRESS OFFICIALS FROM MANY STATES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLAN MAY LASSO TRAFFIC VIOLATORS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POINTS FINGER AT BEAR'S BROTHER,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BEN'S WISH COMES TRUE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CARPENTER PROMOTED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
*MITCHELL GETS AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
MIDTOWN SERTOMA GETS CHARTER,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
NEBRASKA HISTORICAL GROUP CITES WIK,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
SCHWIESAW IS TULIP QUEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
FARM BUREAU HONORS HURON WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
LAMONT HEADS MUSEUM BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
MCKENNAN HOSPITAL RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
USD PROFESSOR IS PRIZE CO-WINNER,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
COMMISSIONERS WANT WATER BOARD TO COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JOBLESS RATE RISES TO 4 PERCENT IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS UNITE FOR LOBBYING LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CANTON MAN SEEKS GOP CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RECOMMENDS PROCEDURES TO BROOKINGS COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESSES VIOLATED FOOD STAMP REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"VO-TECH SUPPORTERS TRYING TO RAISE {dollar}25,000","Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HISTORY WILL JUDGE AG POLICIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KELO TAKES OVER GRINCH DUTY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROBLEMS RAISE QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VIKINGS DO NOT NEED WHITE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW WRONGLY BERATED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DOG COULD HELP COMPANY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BOARD TACTICS QUESTIONABLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
CONCERT HELD AT BAD TIME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"DOLL, TOY DESIGN WINNERS RECOGNIZED","Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM IS ABOUT MEDICAL COSTS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SOME SUNNYVIEW ACRES RESIDENTS UPSET,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITIZENS FAVOR PLAN TO MOVE 9TH-GRADERS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
WILL INTRODUCED IN KAISER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*GOP GOVERNORS BACK REAGAN'S MONEY POLICY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BOARDS SHOULD FIGHT TO KEEP ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS HOUSE--NO INJURIES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEARCH ON AFTER RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ABDNOR LEADS, POLL SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE CITY'S SNOW REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMPANY AND UNION GREED ARE EVIDENT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROGRAM NO CURE-ALL FOR FARM WOES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SENIORS SING OUT WITH CHRISTMAS CAROLS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL HAM PRICES JUMP,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PRACTICE RESCUE PROCEDURES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON WANTS FUNDING CONTINUED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS ON PLAN TO MERGE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD FIRM'S RAPID GROWTH NOTED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANDERSON APPOINTED TO COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP BACKS OFF FROM LOTTERY IDEA,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN SENTENCED ON BURGLARY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN IS GUILTY OF GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL LAWYER TO FILL MAGISTRATE POST,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COLLEGE WILL NOT BE CATHOLIC,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"RESIDENTS, STORES HELP REPLACE TOYS","Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DOUBTS ABOUT JANKLOW'S CHANCES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPMENT IS HOT ITEM,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEFICIT HURTS INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT WAS VICTIM'S NEIGHBOR,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE RISES IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RAILROAD SALE WOULD HELP SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
SHOWS FARMERS THE VALUE OF COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
EARLY WINTER FOR WILDLIFE IN WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SENATOR OF ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL BUSINESS AGENCY POST,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARTIES CONSIDER LEADERS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CHARITABLE GAMES IN PRIVATE BARS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LAWS ARE GOVERNMENT'S BACKBONE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"PRISON OVERCROWDING NEEDLESS, EXPENSIVE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*FESTIVAL CELEBRATES SWEDISH TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"TV VIOLENCE, PASSIVE VIDEOS","Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HARVEST PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ADAMS' WIFE WOULD PLEAD FIFTH ON STAND,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CITY, CLUB FOR CHILDREN'S THEME PARK","Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PORK IN RED VS. WHITE REVOLUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX REFORM FOR FARMERS DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HAYWARD SCHOOL TESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*DASCHLE--DON'T USE IRAN CRISIS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"CONCERT FAN WANTS {dollar}25,000 AFTER ENTRY SEARCH","Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DASCHLE, OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS PRICES","Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEFENSE RESTS IN LEAD SHOOTING TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FBI INVESTIGATES 2 ROSEBUD DEATHS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN'S FORMER WIFE TESTIFIES IN HIS RAPE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESIDING JUDGE NAMED TO 6TH CIRCUIT BENCH,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER SALARIES FOR 1986-'87,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COYOTES BRACE FOR TROY STATE'S ATTACK,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*LINCOLN HAS YOUTH, EXPERIENCE","Argus LeaderDec 05 1986, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*MERRY MOMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD SENATORS SUPPORT BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SCHOOLS RECRUITING PARENT VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
MINISTERS' WIVES ADJUST TO CHALLENGING LIFESTYLE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
LATCH-KEY PROGRAM NEEDS MORE VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
CHILDREN'S INN THANKS OPTIMISTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMMUNITY LEADERS VISIT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHURCH SHARES IT'S HOLIDAY FEAST (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SERTOMA CLUB MAKES DONATION TO RSVP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
AMERICA SHOULD LEND AN EAR TO GORBACHEV,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONFIDENCE IN AIRPORT PROVES TO BE JUSTIFIED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SYMPHONY THRIVES ON SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RETURN HILLS TO INDIANS IF THEY RETURN CHARITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CAMPUS PURCHASE A BARGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
GIVING HAS ITS REWARDS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
GROUPS' BELT CLAIMS FALSE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BROOKINGS CABLE FIRM MAKES PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT, BURGLARY","Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT STEADY AT 3.9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CARVE ME UP,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOSSES DON'T CONTROL BUDGET PROCESS ANYMORE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE UPHOLDS WIDOWER'S AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STASSEN WANTS TO BE ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WELLNESS CENTER GETS FINAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS URGE AMTRACK TO OPEN ROUTE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS DON'T PLAN TO DISCUSS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PORK PRODUCERS ON CORPORATE FARMS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE PUNISHES MINING FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO GIVE UNIVERSITIES POWER OVER FINANCES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"RECEIPTS LOWER FOR CATTLE, HOGS","Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JOHNSON SAYS HE HELPED DEFEAT PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MANAGER OF WEB WATER PROJECT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OGLALA MAN DIES IN TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"YANKTON SHOULDN'T BUY COLLEGE, GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"GOVERNOR, SENATOR PROPOSE PLAN FOR WATER PROJECT","Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
WOMENS PANEL SURVIVES STATE CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
UTE ASK SIOUX TO HELP PROTEST BUFFALO HUNT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
UNIDENTIFIED BODY FOUND NEAR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
UPDATED 911 PLAN STUDIED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'TEQUILA SUNRISE' DOESN'T DELIVER GOODS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MICKELSON IS MAKING SAME MISTAKE AS BUSH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEACE HINGES ON CHANGES WITHIN PLO (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MONEY TALKED IN MINE VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*WELSCH HAS GOOD TIME SWIMMING,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MILBANK STARTERS ON COLLEGE TEAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY WOMAN HURT AS CAR ROLLS OVER,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON APPOINTS SEVERAL TO PANELS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKA MAN DIES IN SD AUTO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STORE TO WELCOME DISABLED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO ARRESTED AFTER LONG HIGHWAY CHASE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS TO HONOR PEARL HARBOR DEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A PILOT SHARES HER WAR STORIES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY DIVVIES UP FEDERAL GRANT MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HARDING SIZES UP HIS LOSS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*NO MORE MONKEY BRAINS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP FORMS TO FIGHT REGULATION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SLOT MACHINES STILL TABOO IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SALON GREETS THE DEAF WITH SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
38 TAXPAYERS OWED MONEY BY THE IRS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*SIOUX BURY SPIRITUAL LEADER,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BOOST FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'NO NEW TAXES' BUDGET TALKS...,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CELEBRATE SEASON WITH LIGHT SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*GOOD READING OPENS WORLD TO CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
EDUCATION DESERVES EVEN MORE ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MANY SHARE GOOD WAGES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VA HOSPITAL REJECTION DEVASTATED DYING VET (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T SHOOT MESSENGER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
POTAS RESTORED DAMAGED ART (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*WINNING IS PASSING FANCY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
RETAIL SALES UP DURING SUMMER,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SERVICE COMPANY RECEIPTS UP 49 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*PHAR-MOR TO OPEN AT WESTERN MALL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR TAKES POST THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CIVIL DEFENSE TO GET FREE CELLULAR PHONES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY CONSIDERS ALCOHOL ISSUES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN'S HUNGER STRIKE ENTERS SECOND WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE HAVE SUSPECT IN WEEKEND RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRAINAGE DITCH CENTER OF BATTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"DEVELOPER IS TRYING TO SETTLE {dollar}48,000 BILL","Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*5 PERCENT TUITION INCREASE CALLED A DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORE MONEY NEEDED FOR LONG TERM,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WEST GERMAN FACES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEFENDENTS WANT MURDER TRIAL MOVED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WOMAN SAYS MIDWEST NANNIES IN DEMAND,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*GEMAR NOT LOST IN SPACE--HE LOVED IT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHETTING A CHRISTMAS APPETITE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"COMMISSIONERS NARROW FIELD, KEEP IT SECRET","Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER IMPLORES BOARD TO HEED LONETREE VOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DON'T PUT CARETAKER ON COMMISSION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PARENTS SHOULD READ 'IMPRESSIONS' SERIES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MEDICAL EXPERTS BACK ONE AMBULANCE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
STATE MUST CORRECT TREATY ILLEGALITIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*COOK PLANS ON FAST TRACK,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CAMPUS DAYS PLANNED A SFC,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLUB HELPING FAMILY WHO LOST ALL IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GROUPS OFFER SUPPORT FOR FRIENDS, RELATIVES","Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE LOCKED UP IN PRISON STABBING,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LOTTO AMERICA SALES BREAK {dollar}500,000 MARK","Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAFETY CHECKPOINTS PLANNED NEXT 2 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SANTA CLAUS AT CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY OK'S TREATMENT PROGRAM FOR PRISONERS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE FIRES GAMING COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USE LAUGHTER TO COMBAT DRUGS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PETTY THEFT CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD NATIVE IS DIRECTING SHUTTLE WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"HEARING SET IN TEACHER, BOARD DISPUTE","Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS GET GLIMPSE AT NEW PARK BROCHURE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LINCOLN PRESENTS PAY-RAISE PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHOOTING VICTIM IS IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCRATCH TICKET SALES ON RISE LAST 2 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DUMPING HOURS CUT AT CANTON RUBBLE SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED NEAR CANTON,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MELLETTE OPPOSES PLANNED DUMP IN ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOX ELDER OFFICIALS WON'T BE REMOVED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RC MAN SENTENCED IN BIGAMY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GRANT AWARDED TO SINTE GLESKA COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*NEW FACES DOMINATE AREA PREP SCENE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL WORKERS TO VOTE ON CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
STATE DISTRIBUTES PESTICIDE SURVEYS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
8.5 PERCENT MORTGAGE LOANS AVAILABLE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*CHAMPPS SERVES SPORTS AND A LOT MORE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
"STATE AT 3.6, SF AT 2.5 PERCENT","Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*MEAT INDUSTRY LOOKS OVERSEAS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
*POLICE LINK KILLINGS TO EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CABLE FIRM TO RAISE RATES {dollar}1.25,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POPULATION OF NEEDY GROWS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
S DAKOTANS RELIEVED BY ANDERSON RELEASE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--A TAX ON CHEWING TOBACCO,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GET RID OF VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SUNUNU'S GONE, BUT PROBLEMS REMAIN (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' EDITING ALTERED MEANING OF ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"*MAGIC NICE GUY, BUT NOT HERO MATERIAL","Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*HANDEL'S MASTERPIECE A FIXTURE FOR FASZER,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOOKS INTO NEW VERSION OF BAND,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GROWING HEALTHY PROGRAM EXPLAINED (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BILL WOULD HELP KIDS WITH DISEASE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRIDAY MEETINGS FOCUS ON WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BEATING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO FRAUD,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RESERVATION LAW ENFORCEMENT UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL NEEDS GROW WITH CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SERVICE FINDS FUNDS FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DROP IN FARM-WORK DEATHS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CARETRAUM DROPS PLAN FOR FARGO,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HUMBOLDT RECEIVES GRANT FOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL TO ATTEND MOSCOW CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"VA HOSPITAL PROPOSAL WILL FALL, DASCHLE SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-COUNTY PROSECUTORS FACE SUPREME COURT DISCIPLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LIMIT ON INMATES RAISED TO 150,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TWO LAWYERS FACE COURT ACTION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
GIRLS TIP OFF WITH TITLES AS GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SUIT CHALLENGES US WEST LINE-BACKER PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"*SWANGO REFUSES TO RESIGN, FACES HEARING","Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MILITARY FAMILIES GEAR UP FOR MISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WOMAN'S PHOTOS PUT CITY'S POVERTY INTO SHARP FOCUS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*KEEPING SKIN HEALTHY, MOISTURIZED","Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BIBLE TEACHES MANY LESSONS THAT MAKE LIVES BETTER,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MANDATORY SEAT BELT USE (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MOST MILITARY GAYS KEEP... (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD ABIDE BY RULES (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*ARE WE REBUILDING OLD WALLS?,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PARADE WORK PAYS IN CHILDREN'S SMILES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BUSINESS DONATING BOOKS TO HEAD START,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HANSON SKATING RINK OPENS DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO DEMOCRATS WIN DISTRICT 5 RECOUNTS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
27-YEAR-OLD DIES FROM CRASH BURNS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GREAT BEAR COMES OUT OF HIBERNATION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORT RANDALL CASINO BOOKS UNDER SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KELLOGG NOT FIRST WOMAN SENATE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"YANKTON TRAIL, CITY DEBATE LAND","Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION EYES LOT FOR FIRE STATION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*KISS PERFORMS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW EVASIVE ABOUT HIS CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CHRISTMAS EXHIBIT ON SDSU CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GREGORY PUTS UP DOWNTOWN DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HOUSE BUILDERS BUSY AFTER SUMMER TORNADO,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*HUTCHINSON CONTINUES TO GROW,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
40-HOUR WORKWEEK GROWS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STRUGGLING TO ADJUST TO MINORITY POPULATION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HISPANICS TELL OF FEAR, ANGER CAUSED BY RACISM","Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*TO BREAK DOWN CITY'S CULTURAL BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
AIRLINE SUBSIDY CUTS BOTH WAYS (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW RURAL FRONTIER CAN BE CONQUERED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
USE OF GOD IN PLEDGE NOT CORRECT (WATERTOWN PUBLIC),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KUDOS TO JOHNSON FOR NAFTA VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RAISING GRAZING FEES COULD LOWER DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STATE COLLECTS MUCH VIDEO LOTTERY REVENUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
IF ONLY JANKLOW COULD HAVE KNOWN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"WRITER MISINFORMED ABOUT NRA, BULLETS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SLICE VIDEO LOTTERY PROFITS FAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
NRA DID OPPOSE 'COP KILLER' BULLETS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
HEALTH-CARE PLAN BENEFITS INSURERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
ENTRY DEADLINE JAN 7 FOR LIVESTOCK SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM EXTENSION HELPS UNEMPLOYED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STOCKBROKER WANTS TREES FOR NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RETAILERS HOPING CHRISTMAS SALES PICK UP,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SALES REPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MIGHTY MILLER FALLS TO HOWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*AN IDEAL NIGHT FOR WOBBEMA,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SF IS LATEST STOP FOR WELL-TRAVELED HORFORD,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BUSINESS OFFICIAL TO TALK HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FINALIST PLEDGES TO STAY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FRIENDLY HUNT ALMOST TURNS DEADLY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FIVE ARRESTED IN MOTEL BUST,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GOP COMMITTED TO HEALTH REFORMS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CITY'S ONLY DETOX IS USUALLY FILLED UP,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"ANNUAL DRIVE COLLECTS NEARLY 2,500 COATS","Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BEDDOW SUPPORTERS PLANNING RECEPTION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ICE SAFETY TEACHER FORGETS OWN ADVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*DSU COMPUTER LINKS STUDENT, HOMELAND","Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COMPUTER TECH PLAYS A LARGER ROLE IN CAMPUS LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
EX-ASSISTANT GETS MICKELSON FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
RC STUDENTS FEAR GANG INTIMIDATION AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*FLURRY OF SHOWS DRAWS ON SPIRIT OF FUN & THE SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*LAND HAD MANY OWNERS WHEN IT CAME TO KIDS & HUNTING,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*EASY TO SLIP ON WINTER ROADS; SEAT BELT A SAVIOR,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1993, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
"*GROWTH SPREADING INTO RURAL TOWNS, SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COMPUTER WIZARDRY FINDS BEST NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EXPERTS PREDICT ECONOMY TO HUM,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN DIES IN FLANDREAU FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOLS STRUGGLE WITH GROWTH,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PROPERTY VALUES INCREASING 1% A MONTH,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FINDING ADEQUATE WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"SD, MONTANA DUE FOR POWERBALL WIN","Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
DASCHLE AND SD COME OUT WINNERS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*GINGRICH WRONG WHEN HE KNOCKS VALUES...(NEUHARTH),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*COURT CASE CHALLENGES MASCOTS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SYSTEM OF JUSTICE SHOWS WRONG VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
JACK RENTSCHLER RIGHT PERSON FOR THIS TIME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HANSON'S STRENGTHS NEEDED IN SIOUX FALLS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
THE WORST SMEAR ISN'T ON GARAGE DOOR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
MENTIONS OF RELIGION SHOULDN'T BE ERASED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PRE-ELECTION RECIPE LEAVES A BAD TASTE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*GREAT TALENT POOL FOR PERFORMING IN SD SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP FROM WASHINGTON WINS SPIRITED BAND CONTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*IN THE ESD, DEFENSE WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS","Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SLIPPERY AREA ROADS SEND DRIVERS SLIDING,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"POLICE SEEK SUSPECTS IN ASSAULT, ROBBERY","Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GIRL WINS BICYCLE IN FIRE-SAFETY DRAWING,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PAGEANT RECREATES HISTORIC NIGHT IN BETHLEHEM,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COUNCIL'S CHALLENGE TO LEARN QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FEWER STUDENTS IN HIGH SCHOOLS GRADUATING EARLY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
WOMAN STARTS REBUILDING AFTER DEVASTING CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*EX-STATE'S ATTORNEY AWAITS KIDNEY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*CITIZENS SEE CHOICES OTHER THAN DUMP,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SENATE LEADERS COULD BE GOOD FOR AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CANADIAN POLICE FIND YANKTON ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SUPERINTENDENT TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WOMAN WINS RODEO PRIZE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TOURISM BACKERS SUPPORT LODGE TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
SD TRUCKING FIRM FIRES MAN CLAIMING AMNESIA,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*HOME POLICY WILL COVER HORSE RIDERS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*HOSPITAL BILLS STRAINING BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*CHURCH, BANK BUILD LOW-INCOME HOUSING","Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
KIDS MAY NEED TO GET NEW VACCINES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ONE WAITING LIST WOULD BE FAIRER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BAD TASTE CANNOT BE JUST REGULATED AWAY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REPUBLICAN CONGRESS WORKS FOR THE RICH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"PACT IN BOSNIA ONLY A 'TRUCE,' NOT PEACE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
NATION SHOULD BAN PARTIAL-BIRTH ABORTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DIM THE STREET LIGHTS FOR NEXT YEAR'S PARADE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
'GET SHORTY' FILLED WITH FOUL LANGUAGE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SNOW-ROUTE TICKET REVEALS INEFFICIENT CITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
HOSPITALITY HOUSE HELPS SAVE FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"*RELATIONSHIPS NEED HONESTY, PREDICTABILITY","Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OLD FAVORITES GET A HEAD UP ON COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SINGLETARY CREDITS FAITH, FATE FOR SUCCESS","Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THREE REPEAT ON CLASS A TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*NON-RESIDENT WATERFOWL LICENSES IN HIGHER DEMAND,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"18,174 ATTEND CITY'S SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN REPORTS INTRUDER IN GARAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 75, HIT WHILE WALKING ON ROAD","Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DINNER MARKS END TO TYNDALL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FLIGHT MAKES STOP AFTER ASSAULT IN AIR,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS PONDER YEAR-ROUND EFFORT,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"BEER CONSUMPTION, LIGHTING WORRIES DELAY REZONING","Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAN DISAPPEARS AFTER JAIL THOUGHT CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*HISPANIC CATHOLICS TO CELEBRATE FEAST,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FORMER PARTY LEADERS ENDORSE THUNE BID,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TALKS TO FOCUS ON DEFEATING DISABILITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POLICE NAB SUSPECTS IN CAR BURGALRIES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PUBLIC TV TO BOOST LEGISLATIVE COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*WOMAN RECOGNIZED FOR WORK WITH KIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNOR FORGETS FUNDING FOR PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STUDENTS PROTEST HANDLING OF LOCKER DRUG SEARCHES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*COLLEGE GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*EXPORTS WILL BOOST CORN PRICES,"Argus LeaderDec 05 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
INDIANS-'WE WERE BRIBED',"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GIRLS MAY GO TO SHOP CLASS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE REDUCES BELONGINGS TO ASHES-ROWENA,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"EXPERIMENT TARGETS CHURCH, MCGOVERN","Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GIRLS MAY GO TO SHOP CLASS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ATTACK DOESN'T WORRY KNEIP,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ATTACK DOESN'T WORRY KNEIP,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD ESCAPEE HELD IN WYOMING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
ABORTION FOES EXPAND FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*OYSTERS LIKE HOME COOKING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SANTA ROLE DEMANDS SENSITIVITY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS IN CENTERVILLE WON'T SUE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS IN CENTERVILLE WON'T SUE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE ACCUSED OF HOG RUSTLING ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISASTER AID DISASTROUS FOR SD FARMER,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISASTER AID DISASTROUS FOR SD FARMER,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'TIS THE SEASON FOR FIRE CODE ABUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CONTRASTING STORIES TOLD IN ASSAULT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS STILL IN DEBT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW BUDGET AND COMPROMISE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW BUDGET AND COMPROMISE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ZONING CHANGE WOULD HARM CITY'S FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTE 'AGAINST' AMENDMENT URGED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ARGUS THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PROTESTS CLOSING OF CONSUMER OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HEARING IN ABUSE CASE CONTINUED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAMPAIGN CHEST REVEALED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE ASKS FOR FUEL FUND,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HANDLING OF JUVENILE CRIME IN ND CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ANTI-TRUST SUIT MULLED IN LEASE LAND BUILDING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
STRIKE HURTS KEARNS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NEW PLAN FOR MILWAUKEE CUTS SERVICE TO MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
VERDICT SPRANG FROM LACK OF HARD PROOF,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VERDICT SPRANG FROM LACK OF HARD PROOF,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE FOES SET RECORD FOR SPENDING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SENATE FOES SET RECORD FOR SPENDING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SENATE FOES SET RECORD FOR SPENDING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SPEARFISH MILL TO BE REPLACED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCHULLER AVOIDS POLITICAL PICKS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL FUND SOURCE UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE SOLICITS FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DOZENS OF DOLLS-DRESS A DOLL COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITAL FUND SOURCE UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBER RESISTS POWER RATE CUT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SHOPPERS CAN'T ESCAPE TAX BY LEAVING SD,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EDITORIAL ON MANDAN LINE DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRY SIMPLE UTILITY TAX RESOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRY SIMPLE UTILITY TAX RESOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NCPAC CREDITIED IN DEFEAT OF MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
NEW APPROPRIATIONS PANELISTS SELECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JANKLOW-WATER PLANS RATE CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*JANKLOW-WATER PLANS RATE CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
'NUTCRACKER' FALLS ON ITS FACE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN DOESN'T EXPECT TO GET AG POST,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE PRAISES GRAIN RESERVE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN DOESN'T EXPECT TO GET AG POST,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*THE PRISONERS' KEEPER ON 1ST-NAME BASIS WITH MEN BE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE PRISONERS' KEEPER ON 1ST-NAME BASIS WITH MEN BE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS FEAR SD ABORTION LAW WILL FAIL LEGAL TEST,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS FEAR SD ABORTION LAW WILL FAIL LEGAL TEST,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NO ARRESTS IN INCIDENT--LOCAL MAN IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEES PAID TO BONDING ADVERTISERS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SANTA'S MAGIC--CONFESSIONS OF A PART-TIME SANTA,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEES PAID TO BONDING ADVERTISERS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THESE EXPORTS ARE MARKED 'MADE IN SOUTH DAKOTA',"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THESE EXPORTS ARE MARKED 'MADE IN SOUTH DAKOTA',"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SF DELEGATE--AGING MEETING WASN'T RIGGED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"RESOLVE NATIVITY DISPUTE IN COURT, WITHOUT MALICE","Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"RESOLVE NATIVITY DISPUTE IN COURT, WITHOUT MALICE","Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"RESOLVE NATIVITY DISPUTE IN COURT, WITHOUT MALICE","Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
A DAY MANY AMERICANS CAN'T FORGET,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW'S CAMPAIGN AGAINST DWI BACKED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*WINGLER, OVESON ANSWER QUESTIONS ON SNOW REMOVAL","Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW'S CAMPAIGN AGAINST DWI BACKED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*WINGLER, OVESON ANSWER QUESTIONS ON SNOW REMOVAL","Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*WINGLER, OVESON ANSWER QUESTIONS ON SNOW REMOVAL","Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CRITICIZES TARGET'S BAN ON SOLICITATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CRITICIZES TARGET'S BAN ON SOLICITATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
ANSWERS SOUGHT ON 2 QUESTIONS ABOUT ETSI (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HE THINKS KAUR-FM HAS SUPERIOR MUSIC (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ARGUS THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*ABOUREZK BELONGINGS SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
KNEIP STILL MULLING RETURN TO SD POLITICS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*STATE RELIGIOUS LEADERS DISAGREE ABOUT NATIVITY IN,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*STATE RELIGIOUS LEADERS DISAGREE ABOUT NATIVITY IN,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*STATE RELIGIOUS LEADERS DISAGREE ABOUT NATIVITY IN,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"NEW DEVICE CONNECTS PATIENT, HOSPITAL","Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"NEW DEVICE CONNECTS PATIENT, HOSPITAL","Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*WEATHER ALWAYS CONCERN FOR STATE'S PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MOISTURE BENEFITS MOST WILDLIFE--WATCH OUT FOR BLIZZARD,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"BOWLER GRAN NOT VERY SERIOUS, BUT GOOD","Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
TIERNEY DEFENDS ALL-AROUND TITLE AT NATL FALLS RODEO,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
TIERNEY DEFENDS ALL-AROUND TITLE AT NATL FALLS RODEO,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*THE BILLION${dollar}CHRISTMAS TREE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JOAN SEBESTA--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
SF DEVELOPERS WANT PROOF FIRM CAN BUILD HILTON,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SF DEVELOPERS WANT PROOF FIRM CAN BUILD HILTON,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SF DEVELOPERS WANT PROOF FIRM CAN BUILD HILTON,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
ALBERTSON'S CONSTRUCTION TO START DEC 30,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*AFTER WEEK OF CHRISTMAS SHOPPING, SALES UP WITH '80","Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"*AFTER WEEK OF CHRISTMAS SHOPPING, SALES UP WITH '80","Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
FARM ENERGY PROGRAM TUESDAY IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
SF AREA FARMERS TO GET QUESTIONNAIRES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
SD AIR SERVICE WILL BE TV TOPIC,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTA BANKRUPTCIES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1981, sect.F, p.07, col.2"
PLANE CRASH SURVIVOR'S CONDITION IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HAYWARD ANNEXATION COSTLY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SF TAXIDERMISTS WORK MOUNTING IN HUNTING SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*USD WOMEN FINISH SECOND,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MERGER MAKES LARGEST SD ACCOUNTING FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUKE FREEZE SUPPORTER VICTIM OF 3 VANDALISMS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YELLOW THUNDER TESTIMONY OF ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES...,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ACLU LEADER CRITICIZES USE OF NATIVITY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*ACLU LEADER CRITIZES USE OF NATIVITY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PROPOSED MEDIUM-SECURITY PRISON TO EASE OVERCROWDING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RC WAITRESSES FIGHTING NEW LAW TAXING TIPS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AWARD POINTS TO QUALIFY TO JUNIOR HIGH COURSE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEXICO'S DE LA MADRID FACES TOUGH CHALLENGE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR ARMS FREEZE MAKES SO MUCH SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BAILIFF KEEPS THE PEACE-THROUGH DIPLOMACY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LEGISLATION NEEDED TO PROTECT INDIAN CULTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE PLANS VICTORY CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS UNION SPONSORS MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
KIMBALL WOMAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PASTOR UNITES SINGLES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT FOUND DEAD IN DORM,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS GET SHOPPING SPREE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"2 MUST PAY EMPLOYEES {dollar}7,740","Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PASTOR--LUTHERANS-ADVANTAGES OF MERGING CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
3 GIVEN SUSPENDED JAIL TERMS FOR GOLD THEFT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*DON'T REWARD PRISONERS WITH A DEGREE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ALL DOLLED UP,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*INFLATABLE ADS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL EXPRESS OPENS SIOUX FALLS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL WILL INTERVIEW ADMINISTRATOR CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"RENTS ARE UP, BUT SO ARE EXPENSES","Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WESTPORT LANES OWNER FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LANDEEN PLEADS GUILTY TO LESSER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WILL RULE SOON ON FREEZING OF BELL RATES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE REFUSES TO REVEAL PROCEEDINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SUPPORT SLIM FOR JANKLOW'S 2 PERCENT PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW SPRINGFILED ROLE SESSION'S TOP ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TIRED OF HEARING FREEDOM OF PRESS ARGUMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COMMUNIST TAKEOVER STORY SHOULD FOLLOW (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ABDNOR--TURKS OK TOUGHER DRUG PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CITY MAN CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF LSD,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PROPOSED TRUCKING LAW CHANGES WILL BE AIRED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
RUPP WILL RETIRE JAN 2 AS REGIONAL FORESTER,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR PROTESTS POSSIBLE TRADE RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ABERDEEN BARS OFFER FREE RIDES FOR TIPPLERS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DEUBROOK SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTERS DECIDE BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JURY SELECTION STARTS IN WITNESS TAMPERING CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SENTENCING IN ESSLINGER MURDER CASE SET TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TRIAL DATE SET IN BROWN COUNTY JAIL SUICIDE SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CENDAK CHIEF DENIES PUBLIC MONEY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SDSU'S MEN PROVING AS A CONTENDER FOR NCC,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLINIC PLANS {dollar}3 MILLION EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STORM WHIPS IN, FIZZLES OUT","Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*'CHANTS OF THE SHAMAN',"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BEN WICKS TESTS HIS NEW MOBILITY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY SELLING CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LIBRARY IS REGISTERING CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
YMCA ANNOUNCES HOLIDAY EXERCISE CLASS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PROSECUTION RESTS CASE IN BEAR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUNOFF ELECTIONS DECIDE BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL PARTICIPANTS PREPARE FOR LONG HAUL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 CITIES INVOLVED IN SALES TAXES ISSUES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING SNOW WHEN NATURE WON'T,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LUXURY MOTEL IN THE MAKING NEAR EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*GUNMAN ROBS STORE, ESCAPES WITH MONEY","Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ADVICE COSTS TOO MUCH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARADE COMMITTEE TRIED TO GET BANDS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNITED STATES BUDGET MAKERS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VO-TECH SCHOOL TRYING TO IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TO PAY FOR DOWNTOWN PARKING PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEMBERS DON'T WANT LOAN RATE CUT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BOARD SETS ASIDE HOUSING MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NO EARLY WORK START ON CRIMINAL CASES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SDSU PROFESSOR WILL DISCUSS FARM STRESS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE GETTING MONEY FOR EMERGENCY AID,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS TO PRESENT INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CENDAK TO TAKE STEP FORWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PRESSLER SELECTS NOMINEES FOR ACADEMIES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*NICARAGUANS EXPECT ATTACK, DIPLOMAT SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
KAISER TRIAL SPOTLIGHTS MONEY DISPUTES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
BROOKINGS HAS ALL TO WIN TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JURY INDICTS COLMAN MAN FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE DEFENDS VOTE ABSENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SWINDLER MAY GET 125 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BENEFITS OF TRAINING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CARTOON OFFENDS TRUCKERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STATE BUREAUCRATS NOT WORTH THE COST (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*PROFESSIONAL ACTRESS HELPS WITH AUGUSTANA PLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WARMING UP TO WINTER,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN GETS 5 YEARS FOR FATAL CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CHECK RAPE ACCOUNT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4-CORNER TUSSLE HAS PARTICIPANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS AREN'T GETTING THERAPY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*ARTISTS DRAW LUTEFISK,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARM CO-OP IS OUT {dollar}61 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORECLOSURE HOLD OK'D,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FARM PROGRAM TAKES OFF,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MEDICINE FOR THE HEART,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PRESIDENT CALLS MICKELSON GEORGE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
REROUTE FLOODED SD ROADS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO POST NO SMOKING SIGNS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CHILDREN ON 'SCROOGE' GIVE LESSON,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*FAITH BAPTIST DEDICATES NEW CHURCH,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LUTHERAN IN CATHOLIC RETIREMENT HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
MCKENNAN THANKED FOR DEDICATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CONTEST WINNER APPRECIATES TICKETS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
FILM VIEWERS' VERDICT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FUTURES TRADING SHOULD BE PRESERVED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"GOOD LUCK, USD COYOTES (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
45 YEARS AGO--GOES TO WAR,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RUN FOR DIVISON II FOOTBALL TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN MAN CONVICTED OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOT LINE SET UP FOR VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JAYCEES, BUS FIRM PLAN TOY GIVEAWAY","Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REHABILITATION OFFICES TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW LINE UP,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"COUNTY, CITY CLASH ON PARKING PLAN","Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PHONE FIRM CHECKS ON MITCHELL PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TESTIMONY DIFFERS ABOUT DEFENDANTS' CAR,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY WON'T USE HERBICIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CLEAR LAKE DISCUSSES PLANT SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
APPLICATIONS FOR INFANT ADOPTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"FARMER, SON AWAIT SENTENCING","Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NCAA FOOTBALL PROFITS DWINDLE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PIERRE MAYOR ELECTED TO CITY LEAGUE BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD NATIVE COMES HOME TO HEAD STATE FBI,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*COSTS RAISE CONFLICT OVER INDIAN CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LEAVING THEIR POSTMARKS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HUTTERITE MAKING HER WAY ON THE OUTSIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DOLE FARES WELL IN CAUCUS TEST,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ON RIGHT TRACK WITH EDUCATION BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHY AREN'T STATE'S ICY ROADS PLOWED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JANKLOW APOLOGIZES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
'INVESTIGATIONS' DOING MORE HARM,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GIRLS GET OVERDUE SHOT ON TV,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOCKEY STRIVES FOR GREATER ACCEPTANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*WRITER TELLS STORY OF AREA OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
HUNTERS SHOW GOOD REPORT CARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
CHECKS SENT TO WORKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOCTORS HOPE SURVEY WILL HELP TOWNS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MUST BE REPORTED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STAND STOLEN FROM SALVATION ARMY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALL ABOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORMER RIVALS TRADE FEUD FOR FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAYORAL STINT A SMALL-TOWN CIVIC DUTY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW LOAN PROGRAM READY FOR REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKER TO SPONSOR WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EX-FARMER--SYSTEM CAN CHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MONEY PROPOSED FOR ETSI CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PAY FOR MAYORS AND POLICE CHIEFS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*BUY FOR LESS THAN FIVE DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"FOCUS ON LOVE, NOT PRICE","Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*CINDY BORMANN, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
BEST BUY REPORTS RECORD SALES FIGURES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CITY RETAIL LOOKS LIKE A BILLION BUCKS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*VENDORS RING DOORBELLS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*RETIREE FASHIONS ELM INTO BUGS BUNNY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MURDER CHARGES IN VERMILLION BEATING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NURSING HOME STUDY SHOULDN'T BE IGNORED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY HOSPITAL BILLING SYSTEM CUMBERSOME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*LINCOLN WANTS 2ND SHOT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MCCONNELL IS GATORADE PICK,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CAR ACCIDENT KILLS RURAL ARLINGTON MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN'S DEATH STILL A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL FITNESS GURU TO APPEAR ON 'TODAY',"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SAY WEATHER KILLED PIERRE YOUTH,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC TV TO AIR PROGRAM ON AUTISM,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TWINS OWNER FINISHES BUYING VALLEY BANK,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON TO TAKE BUDGET ON THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS TOP MOST OF NATION IN TEST RESULTS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSION BANS PICKETS AT HOMES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PUC RULES ON DORMITORY PHONE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS ON SCHOOLS' FINANCIAL IMPACT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BIG FINES WORRY CROWDS AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN'S FEDERAL CONVICTION INVALID,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ZOO EXPANSION LOSES DENNIS THE MENACE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HUNKING TAKES NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FOUR INDICTED ON FEDERAL DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE COULD TAKE 'COCAINE BABY',"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE NOT FACING UP TO REALITY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"SEIZED 'CRANK' WORTH UP TO {dollar}7,700","Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD ATTACK UNREASONABLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
SEVERAL ENTERPRISES MAKE OLDHAM,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
KEYES NOT INTO COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
WOMEN VOTES WILL BE HEARD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
WASHINGTON FIXUP MIGHT BE COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
WRIGHT ON TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
KRANZ DECEIVES PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
THOMAS TALKS REFRESHING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
MOTTA BRUTALLY HONEST (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
PEACE IS RIGHT SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
"PRAY, DON'T CHANT (L)","Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
A CASE OF SOUR GRAPES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
JANKLOW POOR MODEL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
INACCURACIES CLARIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.6"
"*FOR MANY, LUNCH BREAKS ARE SOCIAL HOURS","Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"FESTIVITIES, PETS DON'T ALWAYS MIX","Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN TO DROP EXTRA PENNY TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLMAN FIRM LANDS {dollar}2.9 MILLION LOAN,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DOUGLAS SCHOOL GETS {dollar}600,000 FROM STATE","Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOWER BRULE MAN ENTERS GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ARSON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWER OUTAGE HITS SMALL PART OF CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FEWER SITTERS NEEDED THAN FIRST THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD PLANS PARK AT NEW SCHOOL SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE STILL PLANS CASINO,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GERMAN PROTESTS COURT PROCEEDINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TUITION WAIVER POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BLOCK GRANT AIDS WALL LAKE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TUESDAY'S EGAN VOTE NOT BINDING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SHOPPING TRIP,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*VEHICLE LICENSING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*PELTIER RALLIES PLANNED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"FUEL, FOOD HARDSHIPS ON RESERVATIONS","Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PHOTOCOPIER PLAN COSTS HURON COUNTERFEITER,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RANCHER PROPOSES CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PROPOSED WALLEYE LIMITS HIT SNAG,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WOLFGANG SPRINTS TO TOP OF PACK,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CITY RACERS EARN HONOR AS NATION'S BEST,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*CALIFORNIANS LOVE SD CORN-FED HOGS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
SD JOBLESS RATE STEADY IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
UNION OFFICIAL TAKES ORE JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*MIX-UP WILL FORCE TWO VOTES ON CARETRAUM,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD RENEWS LONETREE PERMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEWAGE DUMPED IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CITY COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FIGHT OVER TRINKETS RAISES OTHER ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ANDERSON SAT BENCH TO LET SCRUB PLAY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
INTERSATE SNOWBALL THROWERS DANGEROUS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BUSH USES HIGH SCALE BRIBERY IN THE GULF (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
ELECTION WORTH COST TO KEEP MASURS HERE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SHOULD COMMIT RESOURCES TO PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"WE CAN USE MORE OSMONDS, FEWER CRITICS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
BLAME HIGH INSURANCE RATES ON BAD DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
"*4,000 POINTS OF LIGHT","Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
12-YEAR-OLD BRINGS 'AMAHL' TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TICKET SALES LAGGING FOR BENEFIT CONCERT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
THINK NOW ABOUT RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER WILL REISSUE SUBPOENAS FOR PICTURES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPLACEMENT MAY BE NAMED SOON,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPPORT MEETING FOR PARENTS SET,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL DATE EXPECTED TO BE SET NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}500,000 ARENA REMODELING PLANNED","Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY WANTS TO KEEP CHHEN DREAM ALIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REZONING PAVES WAY FOR CONDOS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CENTER STUDY TO BE DISCUSSED NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LICENSING GOING WELL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TEACHERS SAY BOARD NEEDED ON STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CASINO WHERE MAN WAS KILLED WILL CLOSE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE GRANTS DELAY IN HOWARD MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VOTERS APPROVE MERGING TRIPP-DELMONT SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
POWER OUTAGE DIMS TREE-LIGHTING CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*STUDENTS GET CULTURAL LESSON,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AAMLID NAMED TO COUNTY EXTENSION JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FIRE CONTAINED IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CHANGES MAKE SF RETURN STRANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SILVER BULLETS INDEPENDENT TEAM OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AUTO DEALER FILES SUIT AGAINST NASH FINCH,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MICKELSON SAYS JAPAN MORE OPEN TO TRADE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*MIDWEST TAKES CONSERVATISM TO THE BANK,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
PROPOSAL MAY END CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
SURVIVAL RATE HIGH FOR SD BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*BLOOD CLOTS HOSPITALIZE MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOWS BOND COUPLE 72 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUSTIFIED TO USE ATOMIC BOMB (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LOCAL UNITED WAY A WORTHY CHARITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MURKY HOSTAGE SAGA FINALLY OVER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JANKLOW SHOULD MAKE CHOICE ABOUT RUNNING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"ACTOR EMICK, WRITER FINE HIT SPOTLIGHT","Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*HARTENHOFF MAKES PRINTS, MONEY","Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WARLAND WILL SING IN THE OLD WITH THE NEW,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LEGION OFFERS NEW SERVICES TO VETERANS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL FIREFIGHTER OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES TRIAL FOR TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS TO MARK PEARL HARBOR DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIREFIGHTER'S CLUB DRAWS YOUTHFUL CONTENDERS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET ATTACKED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS GIVE MAINSTREAMING THUMBS UP,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PELTIER HELPS BRIGHTEN HOLIDAY ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE PLANS NO ENDORSEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EPA INVESTIGATING MEDICAL WASTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNDERCOVER POLICE SEARCH FOR PHONY ID'S,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
4 CITIES HONORED FOR SEAT BELT USE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*RETIRED OFFICER SUMS UP LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DE SMET ARMORY PLANS STALL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"INDIAN, WHITE GAMBLING INTERESTS COLLIDE","Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE GETS TASTE OF GOAT JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WAKONDA NOT INVINCIBLE--COACHES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE STOMP PAST CALVARY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
COMPUTER COMPANY PLANS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*GAMBLING IS A SURE BET FOR TRIBE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*1981 MEDICAL SCANDAL WAS A TALE OF THE BIZARRE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*EDIT BOARD ADDS WOMAN, PLANS FOR ADVISORY BOARD","Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SET A DEADLINE TO LEAVE SOMALIA (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WOMAN GIVES RESERVATION A NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"RED CROSS OFFERS HELP TO GULF VETS, FAMILIES (L)","Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"USE RADIO, TV ADS FOR RECYCLING PROGRAM (L)","Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
COMBING GOVERNMENTS WOULD HURT ACCESS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
FALLS PARK PLAN NEEDS RECONSIDERATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BASKETBALL EXPERIENCE GREAT FOR STUDENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FALLS PARK PLAN BAD FOR HANDICAPPED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GAMBLING GROWTH A BLIGHT FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SUSPENDED TEACHER JUSTIFIES HIS DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*MINI LAS VEGASES BRIGHTEN INDIAN LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INDIAN CASINO FINANCIAL DATA SECRET,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SKYFORCE FALLS TO TRI-CITY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*MEAT PLANTS UNDERGO CUT IN NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LOCKER ROLLS AT WILD PACE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
COUPLE COMMITS DOUBLE SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
CURBSIDE RECYCLING PETITION DRIVE STARTS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
NEW SCHOOL PLANS TO BE PRESENTED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SCOTT ELECTED CHAIR OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HURT IN CRASH OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ALL SET TO SKATE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*NATIONAL HEALTH CARE PROPOSAL GAINS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"*POW FAMILIES VICTIMS, TOO","Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
COMMERCIAL TRASH PICKUP GROWING IN RURAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
*TREE FARM BRANCHES OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*COLLEGE CAPER COMES TO LIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*RETURN OF THE WOLVES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*INEQUALITY IN SCHOOL FACILITIES GROWING WORRY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE RANKS 3RD IN US JOB GROWTH,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WIND WHIPS UP ANOTHER STORM,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
AMENDMENT MENTIONS REGULATING ARMS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS LIE ABOUT FUR INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PLACE SANCTIONS ON NORTH KOREA (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S MEETINGS GOOD FIRST STEP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*INCREASING PAYMENTS OF ELECTRICITY IS UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*FIRST AMENDMENT IS PROTECTION FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MITCHELL SEEKS GRANT TO AID TRAILER FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NUMBER OF CRIMES IN CITY DECLINES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE CONSIDERS FEES FOR MICKELSON TRAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINDY WEATHER CAUSES OUTAGES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DE SMET LIBRARY DISPLAYS DUNN'S ART,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ONCE DREAMED OF BEING A FIGHTER PILOT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PART-TIME PREACHER AWES AND ENTERTAINS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL-AID DEBATE ALIVE AND WELL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A FAMILIAR FACE AROUND CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
APPLICATIONS SOUGHT FOR ARC SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION TO HOLD UP TAKEOVER HEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY PLANS GARDEN IN MEMORY OF DONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"GROUP OFFERS {dollar}5,000 FOR LEADS ON RUSTLERS","Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINING FIRMS CHARGED WITH POISONING BIRDS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS GIVEN PHILANTHROPY AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HOLIDAY FINERY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"GROWING UNIVERSITY NEEDS MORE SPACE, WAGNER SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CASINO DOESN'T NEED LIQUOR--OGLALA SIOUX CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*INFORM IRS OF CALENDAR CALCULATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
OFFICE BUILDING PLANNED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MADISON RADIO STATION NAMED 'BEST OF BEST',"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*BIG-LEAGUE HUNT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TAKE A RIDE THROUGH TOWN WITH JOLLY GUY OF RENOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SCHOOLS, BUSINESSES GIVE EXPERIENCES TO DISABLED","Argus LeaderDec 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BUDGET AX SURPRISES MUSEUM STAFFS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*YOUR VOTE COUNTS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIRST DATA TO CLOSE OPERATION,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS ANTICIPATE 40-45% TURNOUT FOR MAYORAL VOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
STATE WILL PAY MUCH FOR BALANCED BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"STRONG GOAL, WEAK PATH (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CALL PROPERTY TAX BY NAME--INCOME TAX (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DOCTOR'S KILLER WASN'T A TRUE PRO-LIFE PERSON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAY-CARE WORKER APPEARS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GIVEN JAIL TIME FOR FIRE-BOMBING ROLE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 10 YEARS IN PRISON FOR STABBING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE REPORT OF MUGGING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EQUAL RAISES FOR GUARDS ORDERED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COMING TO A SCREEN NEAR YOU ...,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS GET SCOOP ON FAVORITE LUNCHES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN BLAZE INJURES 4 PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*READYING THE RINKS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CABLE CHANGES REJECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"BURGLARY, SEX CHARGES PUT STUDENT IN JAIL","Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CORONER TO INVESTIGATE 21-YEAR-OLD'S SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BUS DRIVER RETURNS TO JOB AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHINDLER'S LIST JEW TO SPEAK TODAY AT USD,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO SOUTH DAKOTANS KILLED IN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*POLICE ACCUSE MAN OF SHOOTING HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CORN-MILLING PLANT HITS MEMBERSHIP GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"MILLER'S BUDGET HITS FAIR, PBS","Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*HEAVY SLEDDING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FLANDREAU FIRE DEATH 'LOSS TO THE COMMUNITY',"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE DEPENDS ON SD ROOTS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SCHWAN'S SUITS WON'T BE HEARD IN MARSHALL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NOVEMBER REGISTERS WARMER,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
ARLINGTON PHYSICIAN DIES AT 74,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
VIDEO-LOTTERY OWNERS BRACE FOR LEGISLATIVE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*KLINE, JENSEN HAVE NORTHERN LIGHTING IT UP","Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MARTIN A MAJOR FORCE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BALANCING ACT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TWINS RATE GOES UP ALONG WITH USE OF FERTILITY DRUG,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MCKAY TO OPEN FOR SINGER BOLTON,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"COUNSELING, TESTS CAN HELP WOMEN DECIDE ON CHILDREN","Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*USE OF FERTILITY DRUG SURGES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*MULTIPLE BIRTHS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
"*DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURGING, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CHARITY ORGANIZERS PLEASED WITH CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
VACCINE FIASCO BLAMED ON BAD RECORD KEEPING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TIME TO GET SERIOUS ABOUT FIXING BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GIVE HOTELIER CHANCE TO MANAGE CENTER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUSINESS TARNISHED PARADE OF LIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
POLITICAL EXTREMISM A THREAT TO CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
KSOO ANNOUNCER DEFENDS NEW FORMAT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PROPOSED BRIDGES DON'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
ANTI-ABORTION BILL LOUSY LEGISLATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"*WEARY OF BUYING DESSERTS, COOK LEARNS TO ICE OWN","Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL ACTION,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU'S PRICE GIVES SOMETHING BACK THROUGH RODEO,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EVEN'S FIRST TOURNEY WAS WORTH THE WAIT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CITY SCHOOLS SEEK DEPTH,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"ICE RESURFACER COSTS {dollar}70,000","Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MULTIPLE SUSPECTS IN ARSON, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY IN COCAINE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIGHTER WING EARNS AIR FORCE AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BARNETT: ACTIVITIES FEES UNLAWFUL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*COLD SPELL COMING, BUT MAY NOT STAY","Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TYNDALL RESIDENTS VOW TO LOOK FOR WAYS TO PROSPER,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"CALIFORNIA MAN DENIES DRUG TRAFICKING, KIDNAPPING","Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DOGS FIND DRUGS IN 3 LOCKERS AT LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*TRIBE ASKS PRESSLER TO ATTEND HEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BANK ROBBER SUSPECT IN OTHER HOLDUPS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"DISTRICTS MAY GIVE AWAY LAND, RULING SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SHADOWS LOUNGE LOSES LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SENATE LEADER DOUBTS WAGE FREEZE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BARNETT--WATCH FOR CHARITY SCAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HISTORIC BUILDING TURNS INTO MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DEAF CULTURAL CENTER WORK PROGRESSES,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*THE BEGINNING OF AN ICE RINK,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LARGER DECALS TO TRACK RECKLESS SNOWMOBILERS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
NEW LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL TO START OPERATING NEXT FAL,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
MADE MUMS THAT DECORATED HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*TEEN-AGERS AND SEX,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
EPA COULD DROP CREEEK OFF SUPERFUND LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
STATE NURSERY GETS EXTENSION IN GOVERNOR-ORDERED CLO,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
GIVEAWAY PUTS KID SFAETY SEATS IN CARS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
UPS TO CUT WORK FORCE IN 90 DAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
IRS LETS SOME RETURNS BE FILED BY TELEPHONE,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
NEW SIOUX FALLS HOTEL OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*WARRANT EXPECTED IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WARRANT EXPECTED IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCABIES OUTBREAK FORCES CATTLE SALE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCABIES OUTBREAK FORCES CATTLE SALE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BANKRUPTCY-RELIEF OR ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHILD'S FANTASIES COME ALIVE IN HISTORIC HOMES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FILM'S 'LEGACY'-PURE BALDERDASH,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY GETS GOOD RATING FROM COLLECTION AGENCY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
USD CREATES DREAM OF THE BARD'S BEST,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
USD CREATES DREAM OF THE BARD'S BEST,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ARTS COUNCIL TO ASSESS ITS IMPACT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"COLLEGE GETS {dollar}80,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"HARVATINE COMPARES SD, IOWA TOURNEYS","Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS STUDY GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOLS STUDY GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOLS STUDY GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW BUDGET DRAWS CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POTENTIAL IRRIGATION PROJECTS EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN FOUND GUILTY OF AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LIGHTS MAKE LIBRARY TOO HOT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*LIGHTS MAKE LIBRARY TOO HOT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*STATIONS PUMPING GAS BY LITER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PANEL MAY SPUR WATER PRIORITIES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PANEL MAY SPUR WATER PRIORITIES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
URGES SUPPORT OF HATFIELD AMENDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HUMANE SOCIETY LIVES UP TO NAME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
OUTRAGE ALSO NEEDED AGAINST ARMS RACE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
REPORTS GET LONG RIDE-WINNER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NICHOL WON'T HALT RAPE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AIRPORT GETS MONEY TO FIX WALKWAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
AGENT ORANGE BILL INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*MAN MISSING FROM PRISON FARM,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BODY OF MISSING MAN FOUND,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MOBILE HOMES MUST BE REGISTERED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ARGUS DENIED SUMMARY JUDGEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*MAN MISSING FROM PRISON FARM,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
VETERANS DISCUSS PREFERENCE LAWS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ZONING HEARING TO RESUME TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
IMPASSE BILLS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
IMPASSE BILLS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
INDIANS GRANTED ENERGY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
LOAN BILL FACES LAST HURDLE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
INDIANS GRANTED ENERGY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
IMPASSE BILLS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
HIGHWAY MONEY RELEASED AFTER LAW CHANGED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HIGHWAY MONEY RELEASED AFTER LAW CHANGED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
ND SEES NEED FOR TEACHING ENGLISH,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
GATHERING FORCES TO MAKE A COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE PARTY FIGHTS TO REGAIN LOST POWER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SNOW LIKELY IN SD TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PHYSICIAN EXTENDERS REACH OUT INTO DOCTORLESS AREAS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MR SD CHOREOGRAPHS MUSCLES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PHYSICIAN EXTENDERS REACH OUT INTO DOCTORLESS AREAS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MR SD CHOREOGRAPHS MUSCLES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PHYSICIAN EXTENDERS REACH OUT INTO DOCTORLESS AREAS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA CAST GIVES 'HAMLET' GOOD TRY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*AUGUSTANA CAST GIVES 'HAMLET' GOOD TRY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*4 HOMES OPEN FOR SATURDAY TOUR,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES HAS 60TH ANNIVERSARY TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*ELEANOR CHRISTOPHERSON-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEE BOARD SUPPORTS 8 PERCENT HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOTEL FIXING FIRE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOTEL FIXING FIRE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEE BOARD SUPPORTS 8 PERCENT HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL-PR CUTS MIGHT NOT HURT SD,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SWITCH TO COMPUTER DELAYS HOSPITALS' MEDICAID PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RAILROAD TO KEEP SOUTH DAKOTA TRACK,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SWITCH TO COMPUTER DELAYS HOSPITALS' MEDICAID PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WATER CONCERNS FLOW TOGETHER AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FBI APPOINTS MINNEAPOLIS SPECIAL AGENT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW BUDGET MERITS PRAISE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW BUDGET MERITS PRAISE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN THANKS SD FOR PRIVILEGE HE HAD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
'KINGS OF CITY HALL' CRITICIZED FOR RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TWO YOUTHS DIE IN FALL THROUGH ICE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXXON STILL LOOKING AT OAHE WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HANSON PROPOSES STATE RADIATION BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARMED ROBBER STICKS UP PIZZA HUT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKER OPPOSING WYO WELLS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GEOLOGIST-SD SHOULD HUNT MINERALS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GEOLOGIST-SD SHOULD HUNT MINERALS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OAHE SUBDISTRICT SPLIT SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JEFFERSON GIRLS WIN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'UNHERALDED' FINK WRESTLING WELL FOR SDSU,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
'UNHERALDED' FINK WRESTLING WELL FOR SDSU,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*300 GAMES ARE BECOMING HABIT WITH ROSKENS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*300 GAMES ARE BECOMING HABIT WITH ROSKENS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*ORDWAY CONSERVANCY PRESERVES PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*ORDWAY CONSERVANCY PRESERVES PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
SD BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN 1ST HALF OF NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
GANNETT PLANNING NATIONAL DAILY NEWSPAPER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*ARGUS ANNOUNCES 4 PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
JANKLOW READY WITH 1982 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW READY WITH 1982 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TIMES ARE CHANGING FOR 'BIG MUDDY',"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TIMES ARE CHANGING FOR 'BIG MUDDY',"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TIMES ARE CHANGING FOR 'BIG MUDDY',"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TOURISTS ARE TODAY'S PILGRIMS TO HOLY LAND,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*TOURISTS ARE TODAY'S PILGRIMS TO HOLY LAND,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*AT SANTA'S HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DATING QUEST ASSISTS SEARCH FOR (MR, MISS) RIGHT","Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL EASES LIQUOR LICENSE RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL EASES LIQUOR LICENSE RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DATING QUEST ASSISTS SEARCH FOR (MR, MISS) RIGHT","Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HE TAKES HIS SHOVEL SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HE TAKES HIS SHOVEL SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MCLAUGHLIN TEACHERS TO PICKET TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*EXPLAIN HOW CITY KNOWS WHEN TO PLOW STREETS...,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IMPROVED RAIL SERVICE EVIDENT IN EASTERN SD (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*EXPLAIN HOW CITY KNOWS WHEN TO PLOW STREETS...,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT HAPPENED TO ADULT MODERN MUSIC...(L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
THE ROLE OF THE GREAT PLAINS STATES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AUGUSTANA VESPERS SERVICES DEC 12-13,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCKENNAN OFFERS CAR SEAT DISCOUNT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCIENCE PROJECT SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ARTIST BRINGS WAVE IMAGERY TO CANVAS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"HOGEN, JONES SWOEN IN","Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"HOGEN, JONES SWORN IN","Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"HOGEN, JONES SWORN IN","Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*ARTIST BRINGS WAVE IMAGERY TO CANVAS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*VETERANS REMEMBER LESSON OF PEARL HARBOR,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW'S 1983 BUDGET READY TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
'DON'T DRINK THE WATER' ALMOST TOO FUN FOR ACTORS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NEW ODD COUPLE IS WINNING TEAM IN '48 HRS',"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*MCKENNAN BOARD MEMBERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
BROWN NEW COLLEGE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CARANIKAS SELECTED AS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
YANKTON AGAIN LOOMS AS ROADBLOCK TO LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA WRESTLERS PIN MANKATO STATE 39-8,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*COMMISSION ANNEXES EASTERN PART OF HAYWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAMPS LAWLESSNESS JUSTIFIES EVICTION,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SURVIVOR--PLANE HAD NO PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MAN HAS PLAN TO INCREASE FARM PRICES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEMOCRATS WANT PROBE INTO RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"JAIL COULD BE HALFWAY HOUSE FOR {dollar}500,000","Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ADVICE FOR CONGRESS ABOUT PAY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PERPICH, JANKLOW SHOULD MEET IN CITIES ON BORDER","Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AG CRISIS SPREADS TO SMALL BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY EMPLOYEES' VOTING ENDS TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES STOCKBROKER'S SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRANSIT FACILITY TO BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INVESTMENT CHANGES COULD SAVE SD MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"MAAG STILL DANGER TO OTHERS, PSYCHIATRIST SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN INDICTED FOR RAPE AND BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AUTHORITIES SEEK MISSING SD MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GAS LEAK AT HAMLIN HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HERSETH RE-ELECTED HOUSE DEMO LEADER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LATE PROPERTY TAXES BLAMED ON STRIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN KILLED IN FORT PIERRE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT SENTENCED FOR ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY CHILD'S DEATH INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"RECOUNTS BEGUN IN PUC, 4 LEGISLATIVE RACES","Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ABERDEEN TO VOTE ON SPORTS COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*PRESSLER CALLS FOR INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY THINKS OF FOURTH FLOOR FOR MORE SPACE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SPECIAL SESSION ISN'T NEEDED--DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*PARTNERSHIP ADDS CHEER TO HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
YANKTON COLLEGE PRESENTS OSCAR WILDE COMEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*THIELSON, MERRILL ARE HONORED","Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
COUNCIL NAMES FULLER CHAIRWOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
STAFF RECEIVES LITERACY AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
17 4-H LEADERS ARE HONORED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
SD JOBLESS RATE DROPS TO 4.1 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TO BAR CHURCHWOMEN IS POLITICAL, NUN SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ESSLINGER GETS 2 LIFE TERMS FOR DIXON KILLINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MARINES WILL GET 2,400 COOKIES FROM BROOKINGS","Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MARION COUPLE INJURED IN CAR-TRAIN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE HAVE SUSPECT IN RAPE AT GIRL'S HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S ATTORNEY SAYS CLOSED MEETING ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY OKS WALL LAKE PAVILION RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PAIR WILL PROTEST AT LITTON MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COURT WILL HEAR INDIAN JURISDICTION CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS SHOULD OK SPRINGFIELD (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LANDSATS OWNERSHIP NOT RESOLVED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"RADIO, TV STATION THANKED FOR COVERAGE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LAWYERS LET BANKS BUY INSURANCE FIRMS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN HELD FOR BREAKING INTO RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MOTHERS OF O'GORMAN GRADS ORGANIZING CLUB,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STORE OFFERS CRIPPLED CHILDREN SHOPPING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FIRE CHARS KITCHEN IN RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSION HAS FINAL INTERVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STORING RECORDS IN WAREHOUSE COST {dollar}660,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR BROADCAST WAS MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
BLACK HILLS JEWELERS EXCEPT BOOST,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"DASCHLE'S WEEKEND APPEARANCES RAISE {dollar}10,000","Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
FACTIONS CAN'T AGREE ON RULES--ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
FORMER PARKSTON OFFICIAL FINED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
HOT SPRINGS RESCINDS TAX ON BEER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
3 CHARGED WITH GAMBLING IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*RACE DRIVER WOLFGANG MAKES SPLASH,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WAY CLEARED FOR ADDING THIRD CLASS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NURSES AREN'T IMMUNE TO SUITS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BEAR SAYS THE SHOCK MADE HIM LIE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HEALING THE HILL,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UHF TELEVISION STATION CROSSES SIGNALS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT REFUSES TO HEAR CASE ON LANDS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEEP FREEZE WILL EASE UP BY WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NURSES TOLD TO GET INVOLVED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DIOCESE SETS MEETINGS ON BUILDING PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN FOUND DEAD IN SF APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN HELD ON BOND IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS LEGISLATORS TO MEET NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHANGES WILL HELP FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OUR STATE NEEDS BEYOND HOTEL PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VIOLENCE IS NEVER ACCEPTABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COLUMNIST LACKS HUMILITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
OFFICIALS BACK GASOLINE TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABOUT MOVING 9TH-GRADERS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*MAN SAW THE FACE OF JAPAN'S ATTACK,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
A TAXING SITUATION,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"USD, BISON TANGLE TODAY","Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BILINGUAL EDUCATION SHOULD NOT BE FEARED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GLORY OF LOCAL WRITER (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
APPLAUSE GOES TO THE MASTER SINGERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LITTON WORKERS COME THROUGH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
UNITED WAY THANKS FLOAT DONORS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S FUND-RAISER SET FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*TEACHING TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY COUPLE WIN {dollar}10,000 IOWA LOTTERY PRIZE","Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-WORKER SUES CITY AFTER FORKLIFT ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUNSHOT WOUND PUTS HURON MAN IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER TELLS FLITTIE CRIME HISTORY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL PANEL TO DISCUSS LONG-RANGE GOALS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DISHING IT OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHILDREN TRUST CHRISTMAS WILL BE MERRY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORGETS BONDING INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INSURANCE FIRM CANCELS STATE'S POLICY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OHIO COUPLE SEEK SD INDIAN LINK,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT ORDERS HEARING FOR EX-GUARD,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JURY RULES AGAINST CORSICA CATTLE INC,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RANCHER LOSES BATTLE OVER FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*'A' SHOWDOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FAN CHEERS HER COYOTES TO THE FINALS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOCTORS RETURN TO PRACTICE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING NOT A CURE-ALL (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*MUST EMERGE FROM SHADOW OF JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*TRIBES FACE PIVOTAL YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SHOULD RISE UP AGAINST PUBLIC HOUSING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HUNKING DOES FLIP-FLOP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
POLICE CHIEF DOES DISSERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*COYOTES ON THE PROWL,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"O'GORMAN, WASHINGTON IN 'AA'","Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FUR TRADE WARMS TO FALL WEATHER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*A CALENDAR WITH A CAUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CONFERENCE SHOWS EQUALITY A WAY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARM BILL WON'T COME EASY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BURGER KING RESTAURANT OPEN IN THE EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ELK POINT BUSINESS TO SELL USED MACHINERY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
GOVERNMENT TO OFFER DATA LINE ON RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RURAL MILLBORO WOMAN RECEIVES STATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SDSU'S COW-CALF DAY IS IN HURON,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
USDA PREDICTS INCREASE IN GRAIN EXPORTS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
INVITATIONS SENT FOR INAUGURAL BALL,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WANT WAGERING IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY IN LEAD SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN DIES IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*RED LETTER DECOR,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PIECES TOGETHER CASE AGAINST ADAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
STORES SELL REPASTS AND PRESENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
PRIMARY DATE DIVIDES DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
"COAT COLLECTION COVERS NEED, WILL BE EXPANDED","Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
ROBBERY SUSPECT WANTS COMPETENCY TEST,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
6-COUNTY EXTENSION GROUP GOES SEPARATE WAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
BLUE MOVIES STIR UP REDFIELD,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
*DRINKING AGE CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
*REMEMBERING PEARL HARBOR,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
JOYCE HERMANSON FINDS TIME IN KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1986, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
MIDWEST TAKES LEAD IN FARM RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL MERGER DIVIDES COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEMORIES OF CANARIES NEVER YELLOW IN MONROE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PARENTS QUESTION NEED FOR CIRCUMCICION,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PARENTS QUESTION NEED FOR CIRCUMCISION,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
MEESE SHOULD RESIGN AS TOP LEGAL OFFICER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*STATE ROADS NEED MORE THAN 9 CENTS A GALLON,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SOCIAL SECURITY ISN'T LINKED TO DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SHOW RESPECT FOR CAMPUS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*SURGERY RESERVED FOR MORBIDLY OBESE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SUDENGA TAKES HITTING TO FOOTBALL FIELD,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
REAGAN TO NARRATE RUSHMORE FILM,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE MADE GIFTS A CHRISTMAS OPTION,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'HACKERS' TEST METTLE OF COMPUTER SECURITY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BROAD-BASED EXPERIENCE BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOUND A PART OF STATE'S RICH LORE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HAYWARD CONTRACTORS WEATHER FIRST SNOW,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LAWMAKERS SEE SUPPORT FOR GAS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*JOBS BY INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MICKELSON BECOMES A LOTTERY BELIEVER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
28 CHARGED WITH DRUG CRIMES IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"NEEDS TO CLEAN IMAGE, IMPROVE LAWS (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*COOKBOOKS OFFER VARIETY FOR THE HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*CANDYMAKER TURNS CRAFT INTO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BEATING VICTIM DIED OF INTERNAL INJURIES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JACK RABBIT LINES COLLECTING TOYS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAYCEES WILL HOST PARTY FOR YOUNGSTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN TO BE ARRAIGNED IN AREA VANDALISMS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD STUDENT CENTER TO OPEN DECEMBER 14,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLUB OWNER CHARGED WITH SERVING MINORS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS SEE FLAW IN TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WON'T RESTART MITCHELL LPN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE GUTS ABERDEEN LAUNDRY STORE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAWYER ALLOWED CHEESE PLANT'S COVER-UP,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TO CURTAIL PARKING PROBLEM AT COUNTY COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD SEEKS RESEARCH GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BOYS BASKETBALL SEASON OPENS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WORK ETHIC IS O'GORMAN ASSET,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RUSHMORES' PERFORMANCE ONE FOR AGES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*IMPORT PRICES GO UP,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1988, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
*NEW LOOK FOR PARK,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR SENDING DRUG,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ABDUCTED VIBORG BOY FOUND,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS TO SPUR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T BE AN ENEMY BECAUSE OF ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DOUBLE MINIMUM PAY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OUGHT TO WORK OUT ZOO DISPUTE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*THERAPY HELPS PEOPLE GET BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARTHUR HAILS ART OF SMART SHOPPING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FAIL TO MAKE PLAY ABOUT HUMANITY SHINE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DRAMA ON TOP AT CITY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*'IEP' SERVES AS CORNERSTONE FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
EGAN VOTE EXPLAINED TO SENIOR CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIT-AND-RUN KILLS MAN NEAR VEBLEN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON ADDS OFFICER TO CITY POLICE FORCE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RED RIBBONS NOTE DRINKING AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 PLEAD INNOCENT TO TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COLD ENOUGH TO SNOW,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAYOR SAYS KIDS' PARK WILL MOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS WANT CONTRACEPTIVES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEAR GAS PUTS FAMILY OUT OF HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS WILL DISCUSS PLAN TO BOOST SPENDING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JAIL FOR COCAINE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHILD RAPIST DRAWS 3-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-INDIAN OFFICIAL SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ST CLOUD IS SENTENCED TO 60 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CUTTING EROSION, CONSERVING MORE","Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FIRM NEAR COMPLETION OF SEWAGE ASH BURIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD EARNS {dollar}6 MILLION OFF LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
DEADWOOD FIGHTS TO KEEP MINORS FROM GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SDSU DEFEATS AUGUSTANA 25-12,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE ACQUIRE RIGHT TO DAILEY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*CORPORATION HIRES FORMER PUC MEMBER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
KIDS' HANGOUT CHANGES NAME,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*ENCORE INN TOWER TO RISE IN SPRING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
CORN COUNCIL IS CALLED ON CARPET AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*HARBORING MEMORIES OF DECEMBER 7,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ATTACK SURVIVORS SUPPORT POLICY IN GULF,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSIONER WILL BE NAMED THIS MORNING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY NOTED FOR RESISTING RECESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHILD MOLESTER INMATES NEED REHABILITATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"NO NEW, BIG DUMPS (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SF HAS THORNS AMONG ROSES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LOCAL CHAPTER HELPS ALZHEIMER'S FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*MAY END NUCLEAR ENERGY BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'HOME ALONE' FILLS HOUSE FOR GOOD REASON,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THIS WEEK DECLARED AUTISM WEEK IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
'DAMN YANKEES' SUFFERS IN SONG,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*ENSEMBLE PUTS BRASS INTO BACH,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION INVESTIGATED IN CROOKS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY ASSISTANCE DEADLINE IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PICKETS TO PROTEST WILLIAMS, TARGET","Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING SITE LIMITS PLASTIC ITEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STEVEN SATTER GETS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TROUBADOURS TO HIT CITY STREETS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*OPENING SIGNALS GOOD, BAD","Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY CALLS FOR SPORTS COOPERATIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JURY--ROBBERY MOTIVE FOR KILLING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP SUING OVER WAGNER ABUSE SHELTER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PUSHING FAMILY VALUES IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF CUSTODIAN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUVENILES ARRESTED IN VANDALISM SPREE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN TOO DRUNK FOR SENTENCING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE OFFICER FACES ADDITIONAL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MADISON APPROVES SALES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SPENCER GROCERY OWNERS SAY THEY WON'T REBUILD,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BATTLE OVER BUSINESS DISTRICT MOVES TO COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HERTZ APPOINTED TO STATE HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GUN COLLECTOR SENTENCED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*COPING WITH FAILURE HELPS EGAN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LYNX TRIUMPH IN WRESTLING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LIBRARY OFFERS BOOK ON DEMOGRAPHICS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
MORRELL PARENT MAKES STOCK OFFER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
IN-STATE AIRLINE PRICES TAKE DIP,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
*GUILTY PLEA ENTERED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IOWA TEEN ADMITS SHOOTING FRIEND IN HEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'GOOD KID' DIES A HERO,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CASTRO TELLS OF OIL TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*TWIN CITIES CLOTHED IN FINE ARTS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GASOHOL SWICH WOULD AID US (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SD PLAYING ECONOMIC CATCH-UP,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LIFE INSURANCE NOT SUCH A BAD INVESTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
READER POSES QUESTIONS TO SCHOOL BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SISSETON LEFT IN RED CLOUD OF DUST,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WAKONDA'S STREAK ENDS WITH 56-55 LOSS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VA CENTER PLANS CEREMONY TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
120 FAMILIES TO ATTEND EASTER SEALS PARTY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 GRANTS TO HELP MCKENNAN EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN CONVICTED ON CRACK CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 ARE INDICTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOLIDAY MURAL MAKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CALLS FOR TAX TO RENOVATE WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS AREN'T WAITING AROUND FOR CUOMO,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SKI SLOPE ON CITY'S MONDAY AGENDA,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON IS MOVED TO PULMONARY UNIT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MOELLER'S INTERVIEW WILL STAND AS EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE AWAITS REPLY FROM HONDA MOTORS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EASEMENT HAMPERS LAND FARM PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FMHA NOMINEE WANTS ANSWERS ABOUT JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RESIDENTS TO VOTE TUESDAY ON SCHOOL EXPANSION PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COMMISSION TO PROPOSE CHANGES IN OUTDOORS LAWS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"DUMP PROBE WON'T FIND ANY HAZARDS, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*WE USED TO LIVE HERE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'I'M A GOOD DOCTOR',"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS SHOULDER COST OF APPEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MAKE FALLS PARK CITY'S GEM AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NEED TO KNOW THEIR CANADIAN NEIGHBORS BETTER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"GOVERNOR, BOOST AFDC PAYMENTS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE CRISIS MUST BE ADRESSED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DESTROYING WETLANDS WON'T SAVE FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WHS STUDENTS MAKING A DIFFERENCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MILITARY SHOULDN'T DISCRIMINATE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
KNIFE-WIELDING MAN ROBS DINER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEAT-CANNING PROJECT HELPS FEED HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RIVERBOAT CASINO PLANS ARE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROAD DAMAGE ONLY DELAYS LIGHT TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOME DAIRY FARMERS SUPPORT BOARD CUT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CRIME UP, BUT STATE AMONG SAFEST","Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HURLEY RELISHES NUMBER 1 MOMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*NEW STATE SEN ADMIRES POITIER, COSBY, KING, MAYS","Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANIMAL RIGHTS FARM GROUPS SEE DIFFERENT FUTURE PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HISTORIAN--FARM PRODUCTS CARRY CLOUT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"LAWYERS, REPORTERS TO DEBATE PENALTY","Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD HIRED HAND PAY EXCEEDS AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOWER BRULE HITS EMPLOYMENT JACKPOT WITH CASINO,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
4 TRIBES BACK BOURLAND FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*AIDING NIECE RAISES TAX, GIFT ISSUE","Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*STILL RATTLED AFTER ALL THESE YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UP FOR AIR,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*DRIVERS BEWARE OF CROSSWALKS, COW CROSSINGS","Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SPECIAL DELIVERY PAINTINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MALL OF AMERICA,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'MALCOM X' SOUL COMES FROM ACTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*GOVERNOR TO DELIVER BUDGET MESSAGE TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MOTORISTS FOUND OK AFTER STORM,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A SIGN OF THE SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GIRL WAS ALIVE WHEN DEPUTIES STOPPED SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM CONVERT FLOODED FARM ACRES INTO NEW WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GATT BICKERING THREAT TO FUTURE OF FREE TRADE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOHNSON HAD COURAGE TO OPPOSE NAFTA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
UNINSURED FORGOTTEN IN HEALTH-PLAN DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSINESS PERSON BEST SUPERINTENDENT CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*ECONOMY TOPS PRIORITY LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AVOIDING TAXES GETS CONTRACTOR 180 DAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CASE IS DISMISSED FOR CITY ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY APPEALS RULING ON EMERGENCY BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAZELTINE TO TALK ABOUT VOTING CHANGES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE TO CHARGE VANDALISM SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO RUN FOR US HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FINALIST STRESSES PLANNING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER WONDERS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"HOUSING, HIGHER PAY TO WISH LIST","Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN ACCUSED OF RAPING KIDS ON TRIAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY FINALIZES UTILITY RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
KIRBY SHARES PERSONAL TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LEGISLATOR PROPOSES SALES TAX FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS HONORED FOR CANCER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"CITY RESIDENTS LIKE ATTITUDES, BUT NOT WAGES","Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JET LANDS SAFELY AFTER LOSING ENGINE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD POPULATION GOING URBAN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SLEDDING IN THE SUNSHINE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MARKETING BOOSTS SEMINARY NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*TRACKING GIVES HUNTER RESPECT FOR BUCK,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DAWSON PROPELS HOWARD TO TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FRONT LINE MAKES WASHINGTON OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SOARIN' SARAH,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"GYMNASTS, COACHES DIVIDED OVER NEW RULES","Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*IF PARENTS ONLY KNEW,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TIPS COULD HELP PARENT-PROVIDER RELATIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*IT'S MAYOR HANSON,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD LOSES 13 AG OFFICES TO CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SIOUX FALLS LEGISLATORS STRONG ON TAX, SCHOOL PANELS","Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*HANSON'S NEXT TEST WILL BE WORKING WITH NEW COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CLOSINGS MAY NOT GO FAR ENOUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PLAN MUST NOT DIE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"CONTRACTOR'S BOND, LICENSE UNNECESSARY (L)","Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WRITER'S DEFINITION OF 'WIN' CHALLENGED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"LAST SD EXECUTION WAS APRIL 8, 1947","Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEAVIER SNOW GRACES VERMILLION AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELECTRICAL PROBLEM LIKELY CAUSES FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY CRIME RATE RISES 9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TO HELP YOUR FAMILY CELEBRATE SAFELY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CABLE PIRATES TO GET AMNESTY PERIOD,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CO-DIRECTOR ACCUSED OF BANGING KID'S HEAD ON SHELF,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*HEROES WHO SAVED WOMEN FROM BURNING CAR HONORED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*OFFICIALS STUDY REPORTS IN STUDENT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT ADMITS TAKING {dollar}500 FROM ROOMMATE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT IN BEATING DEATH CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN ADMITS CUTTING FRIEND WITH BEER BOTTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"CONTRACTOR ORDERED TO REPAY {dollar}6,700","Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EXAMINER SAYS FACILITY MUST TAKE CLIENT BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"BOND SET AT {dollar}20,000 IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE","Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HAMLIN COUNTY SCHOOL MUM ON RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*WHERE IT'S WARM,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
POLICE SAY MAN HELD WIFE'S HEAD UNDER WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PROPOSED SOYBEAN PLANT FEATURED IN MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SEARCH COMMITTEE TO INTERVIEW POLICE CHIEF FINALISTS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SENATE LEADERS SEEK COMMON GROUND ON TAX REFORM,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY SHOOTS DOWN DEER-HUNTING PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MORE LAY PEOPLE HELPING TO MINISTER TO CONGREGATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"HOT SPRINGS POLICE SHOOT, KILL MAN, 40, IN STANDOFF","Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DEADWOOD DEVELOPS {dollar}5.6 MILLION OF PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY TO VOTE ON HALF-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
RAVEN DIVISION TO MOVE TO TEXAS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*NURSERYMAN INVENTS BETTER TREE STAND,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
PROGRAM TO ASSIST BUSINESSES WITH LOANS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SKYFORCE DEVOURS PIRANHAS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BOY'S DIET IS HIS HOPE AGAINST SEIZURES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DIFFERENCE IN NORWEGIAN AND SWEDISH LUTEFISK,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD TAX CUT AMONG BIGGEST IN NATION,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RAIL CAR SHORTAGE SLOWS HARVEST'S MOVE TO MARKET,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TEENS NEED TO HEAR AIDS WAKE-UP CALL (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T LET EGO KEEP TROOPS IN BOSNIA (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JUDGE'S RULING SHOWS UNFAIRNESS TO THE POOR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
UNNECESSARY LAWS HAMPER GUN OWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MOST DON'T WANT MISSOURI RIVER BRIDGE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--ARE YOU SPENDING MORE OR LESS?,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LIBERAL SCARE TACTICS USED AGAINST SUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ARGUS' BIAS SHOWS IN PLACEMENT OF ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
POLICE CHARGE MAN IN BUSINESS THEFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN DENIES ABUSE OF GIRLFRIEND'S BABY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"IOWA WOMAN WINS {dollar}200,623 JACKPOT","Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUNDING AVAILABLE FOR DIVERSITY TRAINING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"COUNTY PURSUES FEE, SIN TAX HIKES","Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A SEA OF RED,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS TO CONSIDER SHIFTING MONEY TO CLASSES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN SUES STOCKBROCKER OVER 'RISKY INVESTMENTS',"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"PRIEST, 72, TESTIFIES ABOUT LUST, SEX WITH ALTER BOY","Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*FARMHOUSE FIRE LEAVES FAMILY HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRASSLAND FIRE BLACKENS 15 ACRES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL COURT DENIES IMMIGRANT'S APPEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE MAKES YOUTHS GO TO 4-H ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*WOMAN RUNNER-UP IN MISS RODEO AMERICA,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*THUNE ELECTED TO NATIONAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CUSTOM HOME COMPANY READY TO BUILD,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*ADRIAN KING OF THE FLANDREAU INDIAN SCHOOL DANCES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
IOWA MAN GETS 90 DAYS FOR STEROID DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SUSPENDED POLICE CHIEF FIRED IN WAKE OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*OWNED CONTRACTING COMPANY,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*CASINO ATTENDANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SD AWAITS DISASTER DECLARATION,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LEGAL TANGLES DELAY RAPID CITY DEER TRAPPING,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"*CVB BUDGET GETS {dollar}225,000 BOOST","Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*EX-AUGUSTANA COACH TO LEAD VIKINGS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JANSA EYES GOLF RECORD,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*COUPLE TURNS ACTIVE HOBBY INTO TINY HOMES,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PAINTING SERVES AS FALLS FUNDRAISER,"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MANY WANT AFTER-SCHOOL CARE (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*STAR TREKKIES INVADE THE CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
2 CHARGED IN BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 CHARGED IN BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KENNEDY HITS HIGH FOOD PRICES-SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WATER GOALS BOARD REJECTS 15 PROXIES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
WATER GOALS BOARD REJECTS 15 PROXIES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
BUDGETS CUTS SURPRISE AG OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCABIES OUTBREAK AFFECTS SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS IRANIAN STUDENTS TO STAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CARTER ORDERED 7 PERCENT GAS CUTBACK,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS IRANIAN STUDENTS TO STAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROLLOVER KILLS SF STRING QUARTET VIOLINIST,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PLAYHOUSE IS LIKE THE DALLAS COWBOYS, SORT OF","Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCABIES OUTBREAK AFFECTS SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS SURPRISE AG OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROLLOVER KILLS SF STRING QUARTET VIOLINIST,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROLLOVER KILLS SF STRING QUARTET VIOLINIST,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO DIE IN ACCIDENT IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CANISTOTA MAN WINS COURT JUDGEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CONNALLY COMMITTEE NAMED FOR SD,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY GOP TO HEAR PRESS MANAGER,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AREA DEMOCRATS OPPOSE ZONING PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEED SCHIRMER ON RAIL DELAY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOME BUILDERS 'AGAINST' AMENDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SNOW & ICE COSTLY FOR CAR OWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY SUES OVER WALKWAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DISQUALIFICATION OF JUDGES CAUSES DELAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHRISTMAS REUNION CHANCES SLIM,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SUIT ON PEN 'HOLE' RESUMES TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY EYES URANIUM CONTROLS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CHRISTMAS GIFTS THAT ARE DISTINCTIVELY S DAKOTAN,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*INMATE, PLAYMATE HOLD KEY TO SUCCESS","Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*INMATE, PLAYMATE HOLD KEY TO SUCCESS","Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CRASH SPURS RESERVATION JURISDICTION SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A HORSE IS A HORSE-UNTIL YOU MEET MR STARBEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRASH SPURS RESERVATION JURISDICTION SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARTFORD CITIZENS WORK TO KEEP COUNTY LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A DILLY OF A BOOK THAT'S WORTH HOLLER-IN' ABOUT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FIREFIGHTING MORE DANGEROUS THAN MINING, POLICE WORK","Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LET USERS PAY FOR RAIL CHARGES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ASKS COUNTY TO KEEP TRANSITION HOME OPEN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ASKS COUNTY TO KEEP TRANSITION HOME OPEN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RAIL LACK COULD COST FARMERS MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALFALFA LAWS RILE MANAGERS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FARMERS UNION OPPOSES STATE PLANT LEASE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AUDUBON GROUP ASKS HALT OF GARRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OAHE BOARD TO PICK NEW MEMBER FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SBA WORKSHOPS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ABERDEEN LOSES PLANT TO IPSWICH,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SPRUCING UP A DULL WALK,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FIREMEN CLAIM CITY ALTERED CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FIREMEN CLAIM CITY ALTERED CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
UNCERTAINTY COMPLICATES SD BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SING ALONG WITH MITCH,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'HIGH HEELS'--MEDIOCRE FOREIGN FILM--IN SF...,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
OUTDOOR ART CONTEST DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CANCER SOCIETY APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SDSU'S GOETTE FACES FORMER AUGIE MAT TEAMMATES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU'S GOETTE FACES FORMER AUGIE MAT TEAMMATES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BLACK HILLS TRACK, CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS HONORED","Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"BLACK HILLS TRACK, CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS HONORED","Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*AIRPLANE DROPS SUPPLIES TO AIM CAMP,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY OK'S FROEHLICH ANNEXATION DESPITE PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LATEST CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICE CONTROVERSY INVOLVES NEW,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW LAMBASTES CRITICS OF ETSI COAL PIPELINE DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LATEST CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICE CONTROVERSY INVOLVES NEW,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AIRPLANE DROPS SUPPLIES TO AIM CAMP,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW LAMBASTES CRITICS OF ETSI COAL PIPELINE DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW LAMBASTES CRITICS OF ETSI COAL PIPELINE DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY OK'S FROEHLICH ANNEXATION DESPITE PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ABORTION SAFE PROCEDURE, DOCTOR SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY OFFICIALS WHITTLING DOWN 1982 BUDGET DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CASTLEWOOD'S CHAMPS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DISCUSS BUDGETING, PRIORITIES, USE OF SALT IN SNOW REMOVAL","Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KEAN'S APPOINTMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KEAN'S APPOINTMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DISCUSS BUDGETING, PRIORITIES, USE OF SALT IN SNOW REMOVAL","Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DISCUSS BUDGETING, PRIORITIES, USE OF SALT IN SNOW REMOVAL","Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED IN ASSAULT DENIED BOND REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONVICTED RAPIST JAILED PENDING EVALUATION,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCLAUGHLIN TEACHERS TO PICKET AGAIN TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC BROADCASTING {dollar}540 OVER GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PENSION SYSTEM BILL MAY BE INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DECISION EXPECTED SOON IN TRIBAL JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PENSION SYSTEM BILL MAY BE INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PLANNING COMMISSION GIVES OK TO RIFLE RANGE PERMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SOME SAY SCHOOL BOARD SHOULD TRY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
GINGERBREAD HOUSE A HOLIDAY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW CALLS FOR SMALLER STATE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S LOW RATE DOESN'T REFLECT INDIAN UNEMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TUITION HIKE FRUSTRATES STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN PASSES BOND ISSUE SECOND TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
SENATOR ABDNOR DISAPPOINTED BY MX VOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*PATIENCE IS KEY TO MAKING GINGERBREAD HOUSES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
5TH ANNUAL TOUR OF HOMES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS POPS CONCERT SINGS TALES OF TRUE LOVES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARK FEE HIKE DOESN'T BOTHER SPORTSMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARTY LEADERS EXPECTED BARE-BONES BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROMINENT ISSUES OF JANKLOWS PROPOSED '84 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RETAILERS OPPOSE SALES TAX PAYMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WARDEN--PRISON IMPROVEMENTS MONEY WILL HELP,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAYWARD WON'T GIVE UP WITHOUT FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOME BUILDING ON UPSWING IN MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RESTRICT REDISTRICTING TO 3 LARGEST SD CITIES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIS CHRISTMAS WISH--TO FIND A JOB (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW WENT TOO FAR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CITY WORKERS OK UNION AFFILIATION,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICEMAN GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YOUTH CONFERENCE TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SFC, SIOUX VALLEY PLAN JOINT CENTER","Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEFENDENT SAYS VOICES DIRECTED HIM,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL CONSIDERS CITY-COUNTY BUILDING,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD WANTS--BLOOD TEST REFUSAL AS EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DISPUTE HALTS BLACK HILLS INDIAN SETTLEMENT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
GROUP OPPOSES REMOVING PARKING SPOT ON MINN AVE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD BOARD RECOMMENDS BUILDING PRISON TO EASE PEN,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD BORAD RECCOMMENDS BUILDING PRISON TO EASE PEN,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SF LITTON WORKERS SEND REPRESENITIVE TO CALIFORNIA,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN WHO LOST ARM BEGINS SUIT AGAINST BALER MAKER,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TOO MANY MALE RINGNECK PHEASANTS LEFT FROM FALL HUNT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SPORTSMEN SHOOT AT JANKLOW'S DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ROMANIAN WOULDN'T GIVE UP ON A DREAM,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
14TH ANNUAL SMORGASBORD IS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MUSEUM OPEN HOUSE IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
BRIGHT SPOTS IN SDSU PLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SHOULD PULL OUT OF LEBANON GRADUALLY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CARE INADEQUATE FOR CRIMINALLY INSANE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE SETTLE SUIT WITH CONTRACEPTIVE MAKER,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOWE PORTRAIT GOES ON DISPLAY AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONDALE SUPPORTERS OFFER PARTIES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO SUSPECTS IN PIZZA HUT ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WAR HERO HEADS EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOGEN CALLS FOR LONG-RANGE POLICY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKERS WANT INFORMATION ON PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FIRST INTERSTATE'S PLAN TO BUY BANK,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY'S CLOSED DOOR (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MOST MAJORS AREN'T DUPLICATED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT RULE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOSPITAL'S BLOOD DONOR POLICIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEED LAWMAKERS WHO CAN CUT EXPENDITURES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ACTION URGED ON WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COULD ALTER CHEM-NUCLEAR'S PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"MAN TELLS OF HIS HABIT, REFORM","Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROSECUTOR--MAN BRIBED WITNESS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SDSU STUDIOS WON'T CLOSE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*KRIS TSCHETTER HELPS PUT SD ON GOLF MAP,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GAS LEAK FORCES SCHOOL EVACUATION,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"BIG, BAD CHILL MEETS ITS MAKER","Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DON'T GET BURIED IN MODERN CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*BROOKINGS HOLWERDA,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ANALYST--MORE CARE CAN COST LESS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ALCOHOL ADVERTISING AIRED AT CITY SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUNITIONS EXPERT QUESTIONS TRIAL EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON INTERVENES IN BUSINESS DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CHAMBER GETS NEW 10-YEAR ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHRISTMAS CALLS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS DEC 23,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN FOUND DEAD IN APARTMENT IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROPANE GAS FIRE ALARMS BRANDON RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RAVEN ENTERS CONTRACT WITH FRENCH COMPANY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX CITY SYSTEM MADE 4-YEAR MOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ETHIOPIA SUFFERS MASSIVE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL BANK CONTROL SHOULD NOT SLIP (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGRICULTURE NEEDS FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MORRELL EMPLOYEES' PRIVACY INVADED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
USE DISTRICTS CITY HAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CITY NEEDS FIVE ALDERMEN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
COURT RULES AGAINST WRITTEN TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HERMOSA MAN RULED NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATURE MAY FACE EMERGENCY WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR--REAGAN PROGRAM WON'T DOOM FARMER,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HEATING APPLICATIONS PILE FEDERAL OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LAWYER ASKS JUDGE TO OMIT EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MESABA PRESIDENT--ENCOURAGE SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NEW COMPUTERS UNDER MINES CHRISTMAS TREE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PAVING PROJECTS TOP PRIORITY FOR FAIR,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TEACHERS SEEK TO ASSIST VOCATIONAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ROBBER HITS CITY STORE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NDSU ENDS COYOTE'S TITLE HOPES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PREVENT A REPEAT OF DISASTER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ZONING REGULATIONS NEED TO BE ADJUSTED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MONEY IS THE REAL ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
"BE CAREFUL, STREET CREWS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
MINORITIES STILL CAN'T GET FAIR SHAKE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*BISON TRIP USD 16-7,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OUTDOOR ITEMS POPULAR ON GIFT LISTS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
EXPERIENCE STIMULATES 83-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
STAGE SET FOR TOUGH WINTER,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
*A SLICE OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DIRECTOR DISPUTES NATIONAL STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY SETS UP SERVICE TO ANSWER DEAF'S QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PERPICH PROPOSES LOTTERY FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROMISE A PAGEANT UNLIKE OTHERS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STREET CREWS TO PLOW STREETS EAST OF I-229,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNCIL OF TRIBES TO SPONSOR ANNUAL WACIPI,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEADLINE SET FOR SIOUX EMPIRE FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PRESSLER AMENDS MONEY BILL IN FAVOR OF EROS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LENNON'S DEATH SEEMS LIKE YESTERDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AGENCY EXPANDS HOT LINE FROM HAY TO CORN,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRIGG TO SHOW PHOTOS AT OSCAR HOWE CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANELS TO MEET AS LEGISLATURE CRANKS UP,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"STINGLEY HUNTS SOLUTION TO DEER, FARM PROBLEM","Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHEAT GROUP BACKS UPGRADED STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDY MEETS DIET ISSUE HEAD ON,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"HUNTING, FISHING ON THE STATE PAYROLL","Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TOWN SCRATCHES FOR MONEY FOR ONLY PARK,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO KEEP LIQUOR INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*QUESTIONS ONLY A KID WOULD ASK,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SANTA HOUSE VILLAGE SURVIVES SHAKY START,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
'A' HONOR ROLL LISTED,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CAMPAIGN TO ISSUE 'STAR TREK' STAMP BEGINS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
WOMEN'S CLUB COLLECTING FOOD FOR THE NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
MEATS TEAM TAKES 4TH IN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
LUCY IBURG OFFERS FOOD OF BOLIVIA,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*STORE TRIES ITALIAN FLAIR,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN FOCUSES ON DEFENSE WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
"ARRESTS WARRANT FEE, SHERIFF SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMPACT DISCS NEW COLLECTIBLES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FOOD PANTRY APPRECIATES DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
GIFT WRAPPING SERVICE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
FARMERS MUST LOOK FOR NEW FIELDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GIVE PULL TABS A CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LINCOLN HIGH PARKING LOT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*FRESHMEN BRING JAZZ SOUND,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TOURNAMENT DISAPPOINTING FOR BRUNS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCARBOROUGH HITS WHAT SHE AIMS FOR,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
AURORA MAN IS RHODES SCHOLAR,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN CHARGED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VANDALS AGAIN HIT CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX LAW TO TEST CHARITABLE SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WORK ON ROAD DRAWS CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO LOOK AT BOND ISSUE FOR HOTEL FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEMOCRATS ARE ON RIGHT TRACK,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CLEVELAND BROOKS DIES AT 99,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PERMITS SURPASS {dollar}63 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RADIO MOSCOW--NEWS WITH A TWIST,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MORRELL ORDERS SAFETY STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CATHOLIC CHURCH'S TAX STATUS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BIGGEST TEST FOR TREATY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITY NOT DECEIVING PUBLIC ABOUT BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PACT STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SIMON NOT IGNORING SD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HOG FARM INVASION COMING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
STATE 'SURPLUS' MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
WHY IS 12TH BABY FREE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
BOY REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOUR MEN ARRAIGNED ON BREAK-IN CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK AT FORUM TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KDLT GETS NEW NEWS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL 304A TO HOLD MEETINGS TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF AUGUST RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CROWDS FLIP OVER FLAP JACKS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS UNION PUSHES CORPORATE TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE INDICTED IN YEAR-OLD CRIMES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUTO SALVAGE WINS REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"DISABLED, AGED POOR WOULD BENEFIT","Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOAN LURED COMPANY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO LOOK AT RAPID CITY GAS PRICES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY TO CONSIDER RENEWING BAR'S LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BACKER--COLLIDER CHANCES IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TWO WEEKEND DEATHS CONSIDERED HOMICIDES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SMALL-TOWN MAYOR'S PAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SOFTBALL DIAMOND KRAUTH'S BEST FRIEND,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*PEARL HARBOR SURVIVORS OBSERVE 47TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HEARST DESERVES PARDON (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REPORTING A STORY ISN'T AN ENDORSEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
COUPLE CHARGED IN THEFT OF 2 TREES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS PRESIDENT TESTIFIES IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN ARRAIGNED IN VANDALISM SPREE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOODWILL TO OPEN 2ND STORE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*10 ARRAIGNED ON DRUG-RELATED CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS WELCOME RURAL HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN HEARS SHUTTLE CONVERSATION ON PHONE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LETTER NOT OFFERED TO UNION WORKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FIVE LEGISLATIVE RACES TO BE RECOUNTED,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TO DECIDE ON PERMIT FOR NEVADA MINING COMPANY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FORMER MINISTER DIES AT 69,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FREIDEL KEYS AUGUSTANA VICTORY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WARRIORS ANTICIPATE BIG BASKETBALL SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PITCHER STEERS HIS TEAM TOWARD SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SD STATE SHOOTER HITS STRIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SNOW PUTS STRESS ON CITY CREWS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON EYED FOR COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
6 ARRESTED IN DRUG DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SEAT-BELT ADVOCATE PRACTICES PREACHING,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BETTER START PACKING IN PHILIPPINES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CARTOON DEGRADING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"EXPLOITATION, GREED HURTING WILDLIFE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HOW CIVILIZED ARE WE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
"NOW, HUNTERS ARE WELCOME (L)","Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
AFTER-DARK FREEDOM LOST (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"EGAN FAIR, AVOIDED HYPE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"PROTECTING ENVIRONMENT, BROADENING AGRICULTURE","Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
WOMEN'S FORUM WORTHWHILE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
NO PAY GIVEN FOR MINING ROLE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*CITY CONTESTANT NAMED MISS SD,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JINGLE BELL RUN SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'SHE-DEVIL' POSSESSED BY INANITY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SYMPHONY TO ENLIST TALENTS OF AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RADIO STATION CONTEST DIMS LIGHT DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"BOX ELDER APPEALS {dollar}20,000 RULING","Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CIVIL SUIT SEEKES {dollar}7.5 MILLION AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO REVIEW INSURANCE COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE WILL HOST OPEN-DOOR MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM ACCIDENTS CLAIM TWO LIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"USD PROGRAM GETS {dollar}150,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A SLICK TRICK AT THE RINK,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EXPLOSIVES PLANT LAYS OFF HALF ITS STAFF,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LEAVING TRUCK ON INTERSTATE WAS RECKLESS ACT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
3 INDICTED ON DRUG DISTRIBUTION CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*RAPE, ROBBERY, BURGLARY VERDICTS WILL STAND","Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CHARGES ON WIFE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PINE RIDGE STUDENTS DO OWN VIDEO,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*AVERAGE TEMPERATURE IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*GOLF STAR EGAN EARNS AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SKYFORCE BEAT OMAHA FOR 1ST CBA VICTORY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*SISTER HELPS EGAN DEVELOP GOLF GAME,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CONTRACTORS MEET AT RAMKOTA INN,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FARMERS UNION HAS LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SEEK EASEMENT RULING,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NORWEST BOOSTS LAW SCHOOL LOANS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*PRAIRIE HARVEST WITHOUT A PLOW,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*NEW COMMISSIONER IN LOVE WITH CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWO MEN HELD IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEDS PUSH GARBAGE ON STATE--GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SANTA'S LOAD OF ELECTRONIC GIFTS LIGHTER,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ARTIST TO SIGN COPIES OF ARTWORK AT GALLERY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
TOP-NOTCH SYMPHONY PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PROHIBITION'S RESURRECTION WOULD END MANY PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HIRING HELPS PROVE SD OUTBACK STATE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SEND AMERICANS HOME IF WE CAN'T FLY FLAGS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
OMAHA TRIPS SKYFORCE 116-114,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AIR GUARD MEMBERS VOLUNTEER FOR DUTY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP SUPPORTING CARETRAUM MEETS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLABLE GLASS ACCEPTED AT ZOO TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
23 PEOPLE CITED AT CHECKPOINT STOPS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BLISS TO RUN AGAIN FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DERAILED GRAIN CAR EMPTIED,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
40 COUNTIES SUE SIOUX VALLEY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A RECONCILIATION GESTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ANIMAL WELFARE GROUP FORMED,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RECYCLING CENTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
DEMOCRATS MEET TODAY TO DISCUSS '92 ELECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"HISTORY PROGRAMS SET IN BISMARK, PIERRE","Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEAD TO DISCUSS PLAN TO REROUTE HIGHWAY 85,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DISAGREEMENT MAY DELAY CHILD CENTER OPENING,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
POLICE SEEK TO ARREST CLERKS IN UNDERAGE SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
THREE MEN PLEAD GUILTY TO HATCHET ATTACK,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WATER DISTRICT MEETING SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*STUDENTS SIGN RESOLUTION ON GULF CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*TESTS HELP PUBLIC SEE TROUBLE SPOTS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"STATE FAIR, GAMBLING INCLUDED IN PLAN (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TOBACCO TAXES FINE BUT PATCHWORK (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FOLLEY SHOWS FOLLY OF GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY NOT WAY TO FUND STATE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REVIEW OF TEXTS ALTERED BY 'ARGUS' EDITING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
READER WANTS RECYCLING PLAN KEPT SIMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*NATIVE AMERICAN NOT PREFERRED TERM OF INDIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SD GIRLS MAKE MOST OF THEIR SHOT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN IS CLASS OF 'B',"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS SEMINARS SCHEDULED AT USD,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TEA MAN'S LOCKER BUSINESS BRISK,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MAIN STREET PROJECT GETS NEW LEADER,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*PAYING TRIBUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
LAKE ANDES MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MAN INJURED BY NURSE WINS JUDGEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
RED CROSS OFFERS SAFETY CLASSES TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
THREE DEAD IN HIGHWAY 14 CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*HOLIDAY PARTY CATERS TO SPECIAL KIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SENATOR LEERY TO RENEW ABORTION FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE HOPES ETHANOL FUELS ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
GROUP--AG EFFORT IS TOP PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
FEEDLOT OPERATOR CHARGED WITH THEFT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
MAN DIES AFTER WEEKEND CAR WRECK,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
ND TRUCK FIRM MAY BRING JOBS HERE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
NEW HOME BUYERS FACE SHORTAGES IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
NO-DRINKING PROGRAMS PAYING OFF,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
SCHOLARSHIP POLICY COULD AFFECT BHSU,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
BUDGET PLAN NETS FEW COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
PROFESSOR SAYS DUKE MANIPULATES TV,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
SD TOWNS DONATE TO RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
VIKEN HOPES TO CUT OUT MINERAL TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*HIGH CREDIT CARD RATES CUT DEBT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*DISCOVER A HIDDEN HAWAII,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*BOXED SETS ARE BOOMING,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
*TRAVEL OFFERS BEAUTY WITHOUT CROWDS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1991, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
*SWANGO'S FUTURE ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GOVERNOR--BUDGET HITS BASIC NEEDS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR'S REMARKS MAY PREJUDICE CASE--LAWYER,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*INDIANS PONDER THEIR ROLES WITH CLINTON AT HELM,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"CHEER PUCKETT, BOO TEAM OWNERS (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AUGUSTANA SHOULDN'T BE SO QUICK TO DUMP KAUR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SWANGO HAS NO PLACE IN MEDICAL FIELD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
BRIDGE EDITORIAL ELICITS POINTS OF DISAGREEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"MOTEL FINED {dollar}2,800 FOR OSHA VIOLATION","Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
USD PROFESSOR IS ADVISOR OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN COMPANY TO EXPAND PLANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
23 PERCENT OF CORN CROP STILL SITTING IN FIELDS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A LITTLE FROSTING,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT SUIT FILED,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MITCHELL COUPLE CONQUERS CONFUSING ADOPTION QUEST,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARCHITECTS COLLECT SCHOOL DESIGN IDEAS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"HOTEL OWNER PROMISES CLEANUP, SECURITY","Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EX-STUDENT ENTERS PLEA IN SEX ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEADER MAY SPEAK AT UNITED NATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD ORNAMENTS ADORN CAPITOL TREE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION CHAMBER MANAGER TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FRATERNAL GROUPS SHRINK,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE LAKES ASSOCIATION WANTS TO BUY DREDGES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
STATE FFA MEMBERS PLACE IN NATIONAL CONTESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SEEKS INVESTIGATION OF SPECIAL EDUCATION SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
COUNTY'S SERVICE INDUSTRY GAINS MOST JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*GF&P OFFICER'S RUDENESS IS ANNOYING,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SURGERY 'SAVES LITTLE ANGEL',"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LARSEN CONCERTO BROUGHT FUN TO SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TROOPERS NAB IOWA ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STEEPLE CHASE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JAIL EMPLOYEE QUITS AFTER SEX INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL AID CHALLENGES LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PADDING WILL BE STRIPPED--DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"BUDGET WON'T RELY ON TAX HIKES, GOVERNOR SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
GROWTH EXPECTED TO BEAT US AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
REMEMBER JOHNSON FOR BIG TAX INCREASE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SHOULD NOT LIFT VIETNAM EMBARGO (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SKYFORCE OWNER APPRECIATES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MEALS ON WHEELS USED TO GET VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
DWI TALK IS MISINTERPRETED,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEDIA COVERAGE SLOWS JURY PICKS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MITTENS, ACCESSORIES WANTED FOR NEEDY","Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SECRECY SURROUNDS TEEN KILLING HEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TELEMEDICINE GROUP IS MEETING TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BRAKES LIKELY SCREECH FOR CHEAP GAS IN SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*ON PORKCHOP, ON BACON, ON HAMBONE","Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WARDEN--62 INMATES SEGREGATED,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS DRAFT VISION FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BLOOD CONTACT WORRIES MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ABERDEEN SCHOOL DEBATES CLERGY VISITS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EXPRESSWAY HEARING ATTRACTS 970 PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HALL OF FAME SEEKS COMBAT AIR MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY PLANS SDSU HEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU GRADUATION WILL BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD PROGRAM GETS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY PROFITS DROP IN NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY FED UP WITH STATE OVER PRISONERS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SUES BAR FOR FAILURE TO PREVENT HIS STABBING,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEMOCRATS OBJECT TO USING LIMBAUGH IN AID,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LIVE KITTEN ROASTED IN OVEN,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*NURTURE EXISTING COMPANIES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEADER CRITICIZED FOR HIS PAST WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*WOMEN TO TURN VICTORIAN HOME INTO TEA ROOM,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TO SELL 10.9 MILLION SHARES AT {dollar}15,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SFC OFFENCE HOT IN 99-63 VICTORY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KISS-A-PIG PRACTICE SMACK LANDS ON HEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*CRAFTS, COOKING COMBINE TO GIVE","Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*REDUCE COOKING TIME DURING HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*OUSTED MAYOR, COMMISSIONERS DIG OUT RESUMES","Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FRIGID ROUNDUP,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FIRST BANK SEEKS TO CLOSE SIX SIOUX FALLS OFFICES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*FATHER DIES; MOTHER, TODDLER HURT IN CRASH","Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS PUT TRUST IN THE 'LITTLE GUY' (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WORK BEING DONE DESERVES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"BEFORE BUYING PET, CHECK OUT BREEDER (L)","Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STAMP RATE INCREASE 'EXTREMELY MODERATE' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WOMAN ALSO FACES BANK-FRAUD CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEEN-AGER INJURED IN ROLLOVER CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RETIRING FIREFIGHTERS WILL BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*50 YEARS AGO, HE WAS POW","Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DEER'S CHRISTMAS SHOPPING DOESN'T LAST LONG,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIGHT OVER TRAILER PARK INTENSIFIES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS DESTROY MOOSE SHOT DURING DEER SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*FEDERAL OFFICIALS TO RE-EXAMINE SLIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AIR FORCE LOOKS INTO PRISONER'S HANGING,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*CANCER VICTIM, 8, GOING TO DISNEY WORLD","Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE WON'T DISMISS MURDER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TO SHARE LIBRARIES WITH FREE SERVICES IF PLAN OK'D,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
IS IT TIME FOR A DIVORCE FROM FEDS?,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAN WANTED BY FBI ARRESTED AFTER STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SCHMECKFEST TICKET TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"AWARDS {dollar}45,000 TO MAN WHOSE BROTHER TRIED TO KILL","Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"4 MEN, CORP. INDICTED IN SURPLUS-EQUIPMENT SCHEME","Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS ANNEXING,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PLACES SANCTIONS ON STUDENT WHO PUT UP NOTES OF GAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EX-WORKER CRITICIZES HOMELESS SHELTER,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
OFFICIAL EXPECTS RIVER BATTLE TO END UP IN COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
REGULATORS HOPE TO SNAG IGLOO WATER TESTING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
INTEREST GROWS IN SOYBEAN PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SWISHER TO QUIT AS AG SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
"*RAPID CITY'S THOMAS EYES COLLEGE, OLYMPIC TRIALS","Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHWARTZ AND TIMMERMAN FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TEACHING KIDS NOT TO SAY BABE A RUTHIAN TASK,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NUGENT BRINGS IN THE CASH IN WILD SD TV FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DROP BY FOR A FRIENDLY CHAT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHILDREN RESPOND BEST IF DISCIPLINE ... (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FLU TAKES SHOT AT SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GUN FOUND IN WEST CENTRAL LOCKER,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SHOOTING VICTIM TRIES TO SORT OUT TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
USE DRUG DOGS IN OTHER BUILDINGS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD AIM TO CLARIFY HUNTING LAWS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DEMOCRAT BUDGET HURTS YOUNGER TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
LIBERALS SPEND OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT IS WORTH PRESERVING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
DON'T LUMP BICYCLISTS WITH PEDESTRIANS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
NEW CAMPAIGN AD ATTACKS S. DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
WINNERS NAMED IN PARADE OF LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SMOKE CANISTER USED IN ARSON,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAW OFFICERS PLAN FOOD GIFT DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LIVESTOCK PROBE MOVES STEP CLOSER,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SEASON OF BRIGHTNESS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRIEST'S SEX-ABUSE VICTIM RECALLS SHAME AFTER ATTACK,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PARKSTON HOSPITAL MAKES TOP 20 LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MIDDLE SCHOOL DRUG SEARCH DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"EPA ISN'T BUDGING ON FINE, MAYOR SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY CONSIDERING AUTOMATED GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*UNION, SCHOOL BOARD FIGHT CONTRACT IN COURT","Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TABLOID DECLARES DEVIL FOUND IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RETAILERS TO SEEK TAX AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BANK OFFICERS' TRIAL NEARING COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
'SEAMLESS EDUCATION' GOAL IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*DIRECTIONAL SIGNS ADDED TO NEW BRIDGE ON 10TH ST.,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LUGAR GOOFS; WON'T MAKE PRIMARY BALLOT,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE WANTS YEAR EXTENSION ON FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*HE HANDLED SANTA LETTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*BOOKS IN PUBLIC LIBRARIES,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MAN ONCE AGAIN APPEALS CONVICTION IN DOUBLE SLAYINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*NOT ALL SCHOOL-FEE ISSUES CLEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
RAILROAD PLANS TO HAUL RECORD AMOUNT OF GRAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*DONAHUE'S TO CLOSE ONE FURNITURE STORE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
PHEASANTS TAKE FLIGHT IN PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'FACES OF AIDS' COMES TOO CLOSE IN WHITE EAGLE,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHILDREN'S CHOIR PACKS 'EM IN FOR SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MATTEL TO ISSUE CERTIFICATES AS TEMPORARY FILL-IN FO,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*DIPLODENIA NEEDS INTENSE, ARTIFICIAL LIGHT INSIDE","Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
'THE ELEPHANT MAN' IS IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderDec 08 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*TRAIN TRAVELS SLOWLY NOWADAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COACH REMEMBERED WITH AFFECTION-FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NATURE'S BEAUTY CRIPPLED,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ZONING OPPONENTS FEAR LOW TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HAWK KILLINGS GO ON DESPITE HARSH LAWS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS BECOMES HAVEN OF HAMBURGERS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
TINY MITES CAUSE BIG TROUBLE IN STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
CORN PROFITS STILL FAR FROM HIGH,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
TINY MITES CAUSE BIG TROUBLE IN STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
BERGLAND ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT FARMING SEMINARS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.B, p.18, col.1"
*HOME COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DAKOTA CARAVAN RECALLS IMPORTANCE OF OUR HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS--MODELS KEEP BUSY HERE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EXPERT CAUTIONS AGAINST CORN ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CHARISMATIC TONGUES SPEAK MULTIPLE FAITHS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*DANNY OLSON RECEIVES THE OLIVER ETTREIM AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
*CONSERVATIVE POLL-ABDNOR OVER MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAISING DRINKING AGE CUT IOWA FATALITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CONSERVATIVE POLL-ABDNOR OVER MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH CENTER FACES FUNDING CUT-OFF,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SMOKING LAW A BREATH OF FRESH AIR,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AIR PATROL FLIES MOCK SEARCH,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
LET'S ENCOURAGE ORDERLY GROWTH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LET'S ENCOURAGE ORDERLY GROWTH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WEATHER RADIO USEFUL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STORM PROBLEM AT AIRPORT FOR HANDICAPPED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ROSEBUD GROUP PROTESTS TASK FORCE ARTICLES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ROAD WORKER'S WIFE DISPUTES LETTER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WEB PIPELINE EDITORIAL PRAISED BY SIEH,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
STANDING ROCK TRIBE WANTS CODE TELLING WATER RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
BODY FOUND IN OLD BUILDING,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
ELDERLY FIRST ON LIST FOR FUEL AID,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RED MEAT PRODUCTION UP IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TAX REQUEST ON OAHE UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"*12 HOURS, 72 MILES ON THE C7NW'S 4404","Argus LeaderDec 09 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PRISON TRIAL FOCUSES ON TREATMENT IN 'HOLE',"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'FLASH GORDON' REMAKE OFFERS FUN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*WIPF KEEPS ON RUNNING, BUT ONLY FOR FUN","Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*WIPF KEEPS ON RUNNING, BUT ONLY FOR FUN","Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SAGEBRUSH REBELLION HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ICY RIDER,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC MEMBER FISCHER LATE WITH 1979 TAXES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER-FEDS TRIED TO COERCE SD,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAGEBRUSH REBELLION HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC MEMBER FISCHER LATE WITH 1979 TAXES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEBATE RESUMES ON BOOK POLICY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKERS SEE NEW TAXES FOR RAIL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKERS SEE NEW TAXES FOR RAIL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEBATE RESUMES ON BOOK POLICY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GET THE SNOW OFF THE STREETS...(ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY OFFICIALS GET RAISES IN SPITE OF BOO-BOOS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY OFFICIALS GET RAISES IN SPITE OF BOO-BOOS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SKI RESORT PLANNED FOR BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BIA PROBES ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD RABBI FEATURED ON CBS SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BIA PROBES ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD RABBI FEATURED ON CBS SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DROP BOX FOR UTILITY PAYMENTS READY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YOUTH'S CYCLE DEATH HEARD BY JURY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
25TH STREET SFC PARKING ELIMINATED,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS IS TOP HOUSE CANDIDATE SPENDER,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"LA WATER DEMAND UP, SO IS PRICE","Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"LA WATER DEMAND UP, SO IS PRICE","Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
OAHE DIRECTORS TO DELAY FILLING VACANCY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
STATE EYES HIGHER TAXES FOR EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
HEARING BECOMES OAHE DEBATE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
STATE EYES HIGHER TAXES FOR EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*SLIPPERY SIDNEY TAKES A SPILL,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
JANKLOW PROPOSES 'NO-GROWTH' BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RIGHTS OFFICE ACCUSED OF IGNORING AFFIRMATIVE ACTION,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RIGHTS OFFICE ACCUSED OF IGNORING AFFIRMATIVE ACTION,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW PROPOSED 'NO-GROWTH' BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA CONGRESSMEN ORGANIZING FARM BILL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
"*BALTIC, SDSU MAN PART OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL'S SECRET","Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*BALTIC, SDSU MAN PART OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL'S SECRET","Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TECH'S BONER SELECTED AS COLLEGE COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*TECH'S BONER SELECTED AS COLLEGE COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MERWIN PROUD OF STING SCHEME,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*MERWIN PROUD OF STING SCHEME,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*JANKLOW TIGHTENS STATE'S BUDGET BELT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD HOSPITAL COSTS ARE UP,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW TIGHTENS STATE'S BUDGET BELT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POTHOLE PROBLEM PARTIALLY PLUGGED,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSTON FIRM WANTS TO USE SOME ETSI WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOUSTON FIRM WANTS TO USE SOME ETSI WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BROOKINGS' ASSISTANCE FOR IRANIAN STUDENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS' ASSISTANCE FOR IRANIAN STUDENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THINKS KKRZ-FM HAS BETRAYED LISTENERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
APPLAUDS JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FEDERAL CENDAK STUDY SAYS BENEFITS WON'T OFFSET COST,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEDERAL CENDAK STUDY SAYS BENEFITS WON'T OFFSET COST,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"RULING GIVES TODD, SHANNON LOCAL GOVT CONTROL","Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PROPOSED GUIDELINES LIMITING MED CARE CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PROPOSED GUIDELINES LIMITING MED CARE CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIAL DELAYED IN CEMENT PLANT LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD FIRMS CAN'T GET ELLSWORTH CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROSEBUD INAUGURATION THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RUSHMORE HAS RECORD NOV VISITORS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SAWMILLS TO RESUME PRODUCTION SOON,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EX-DAKOTA WESLEYAN PRESIDENT DIES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCLAUGHLIN TEACHERS PICKET AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AIM ENCAMPMENT WAITS FOR CALIF SUPPLY PLANE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"FUEL CRISIS COULD HURT SD, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GRAND TRUNK NOT INTERESTED IN MAINLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JERUSALEM ARTICHOKE PRODUCTION QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
JERUSALEM ARTICHOKE PRODUCTION QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"*BURNING WOOD IS CHEAPER, BUT WORTH MISSING FOOTBALL","Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POSTAL SERVICE ADVISES MAILING PACKAGES NOW,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*DONNA KESSELER OF STURGIS MISS RODEO AMERICA,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"*4-H SAFETY PROGRAM WINNER, JAMES KAUFMAN OF FREEMAN","Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*LSHS SNOBALL ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"*GORDON MAGNESS, HURON, HONORARY MASTER PRODUCER","Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
PILLSBURY CTR PURCHASES PAINTING FROM RENEE DANZ,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
KCFS INCREASED POWER,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
SAFE DRIVERS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
FOOD LABELS TELL ABOUT PRODUCTS' NUTRITIONAL CONTENT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"GAS TAX COULD HURT SD, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"NO SOUND, TRAUMA, FEAR BEFORE CRASH, SURVIVOR SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"REGENTS WANT TUITION, FEES BOOSTED 15 PERCENT","Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*USD THEATRE STUDENT IS NO LIGHT WEIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE RECHARGED MY BATTERIES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNEAPOLIS' WALKER ART CENTER IS GOING TO DOGS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FEDERAL JUDGE ASKED TO OVERTURN MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE OKS MED-SECURITY PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
US SUPREME COURT RULES LIFE SENTENCE FOR INMATE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY RECESSES AFTER 9 HOUR DELIBERATION...,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MONEY FOR MX COULD BE BETTER SPENT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BANKS HOPE LAWMAKERS WILL OVERRIDE EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"ROBERTS WANTS REAGAN JOB, IF IT'S IN SD","Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SOCIAL SERVICES TO BE SHORT {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW SHOULD SPECIFY CEMENT PLANT ETHICS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUTOPSY SHOWS WOUNDS DIDN'T KILL DOG,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE RECOVER STOLEN STEREO STASH,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YOUTH GOES HOME AFTER ELEVATOR FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLAN TO ENLARGE ABERDEEN BIA BUREAU SHELVED,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATT--INDIAN WATER SETTLED THROUGH NEGOTIATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AUGUSTANA WRESTLERS ROUTE SDSU,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PREP SPORTS PARTICIPATION STILL HIGH...,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PATTERSON BACK IN HOME POOL--SNOWFOX SWIMMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*RALPH LEADS SDSU IN NEW DIRECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
INFORMANT SAID RAPE CHARGE CONTRIVED,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOP CITY EMPLOYEES' PAY UP THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EACH 'LIVING CHRISTMAS CARD' HAS A STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THE HOLDIAY MOVIE RUSH HAS STARTED,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CUNNINGHAM PULLS JOKE ON SINCLAIR,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON MAN DIES IN APARTMENT BLAZE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCDOWELL'S LAWYER WANTS TO MOVE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE WILL OPEN DEC 22,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON CHAMBER VOTES FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LANGENFELD PLEADS NOT GUILTY--HOWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SNOWY THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE DEFENDS VOTING RECORD ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
THIS BIRTHDAY PARTY IS ONE IN A MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TWO CONSIDER BILL TO CONTAIN HEALTH COSTS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*MEET ONE-ON-ONE WITH CHINESE, SOVIET PEOPLE","Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW TEST FOR CITY HALL ON PAY RAISE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUSTAD WANTS CONTROL OF UNIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VOTERS SHOULD ADJUST PAY OF OFFICIALS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NUCLEAR SHOW DIDN'T MENTION GOD'S ROLE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PANEL WILL EVALUATE SALARY ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ISRAEL WAS THE BIG WINNER FROM TALKS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DEFENDANT SAYS WITNESSES DEMANDED MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS--LOITERING LAW MUST BE REPEALED,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL ENDORSES BUDGET FOR STATE FIARGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PELTIER ENDS MONTH-LONG FAST IN ILLINOIS PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPUBLIC REQUESTS CHANGES IN SD FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE DISCRIMINATES WITH HEATING AID (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE ECONOMY LAGS NATIONAL TREND,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BELL CONSIDERS CHALLENGING DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LEFT FLYNT CAMPAIGN LAST MONTH,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OFFICIALS DISCUSS TRUSTY WORK PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STOCKPILE OF SNOW PROBABLY WON'T MELT UNTIL JULY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WILL MAKE UP MISSED DAYS IN MAY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3RD FESTIVAL OF TREES WILL BE THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOLS GET NEW SHIPMENT OF BEEF,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
*AUGUSTANA MATMEN BLITZ NORTHERN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
IRENE FARMER HOME AFTER TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FATAL CRASH BURNS IN MEMORY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS WINS 'A' CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LURE OF WILD UNAPPRECIATED BY WIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ELLSWORTH MURDER REMAINS A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO SAVE WESTMAR COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}500 TAKEN IN ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
A SANTA DISCOVERS THE JOYS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WATER BURDEN RESTS ON TRIO (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FERRARO WILL KEEP A PLEDGE TO DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HE NOW HAS A BEARD,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CAPITOL AGLOW WITH THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ALL NATIONS FEAST GIVES FOOD FOR THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*TOWN FADES INTO THE COUNTRY SIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MARIAN NELSON--DANISH TREAT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DOUBLES CHAMBER'S MEMBERSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL INSURANCE AGENT ADDS AFFILIATION,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NOVEMBER CATTLE SALES AT STOCKYARD DECLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TIPS FOR A SAFE OFFICE PARTY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WESTWORLD HEALTHCARE TO RUN BOWDLE CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STORES OPEN FOR CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
TO PRESS FOR CHANGE IN SALES BAN LAW,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
*DYING WOMAN NEEDS DONOR FOR TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWO RAPES REPORTED SUNDAY IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MUST KEEP PRIORITIES IN PERSPECTIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*FOREIGN LANGUAGE SHOULD BE PART OF EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
WASTED FOR THE BENEFIT OF FEW (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*BAPTIST CHURCHES FIND STRENGTH IN UNITY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DISNEYLAND TRIP EASES GIRL'S WORRIES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON RESIDENT PICKED FOR VFW COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC TV TO AIR SERIES ON NEW FARM PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU TEAM TAKES 4TH IN INTERNATIONAL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION LEADER PACKS IT IN AFTER YEARS OF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MEMORIES OF CHRISTMAS EVE WRECK LINGER,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SUNDAY WITH THE ARTIST,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GOVERNOR USES SOMBER STATISTICS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SNOWMOBILE RIDER PUT ON ICE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PROJECTS DUST BOWL FOR SD IN 1989,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SELENIUM POLLUTION FOUND IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CHRIS SYNSVOLL SWIMS SO HE CAN RUN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SPECIAL GUESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOMEBUYERS CASH IN ON CHEAP MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROSECUTOR FACES DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*3 DIE, 3 HURT IN IOWA CRASH","Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*COUNSELORS STRESS HOLIDAY PLANNING,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*KIDS ARE SPONGES FOR HYPE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
MAKE STUDENTS PAY FOR PARKING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TREATY VIOLATION SETS BACK CAUSE OF PEACE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STUDENTS SHOULD CAR POOL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PUBLICATIONS OFFER HINTS FOR FIGHTING GREED,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SF CHRISTIAN LONG SHOT IN STATE 'B',"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KELO WILL CARRY USD-NDSU GAME,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CITY TO HEAR PARKING PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE RESPOND TO RAPE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REZONE LAND FOR COMPANY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*3-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ADAMS MURDER TRIAL HEADS TO THE JURY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY OK'S BONDS FOR HOTEL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EARLY SCHOOL BUDGET GUARANTEES CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION OPPOSES POSTAL PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PIZZA PARLOR OPENS DOOR TO CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WILLIAMS STYMIED ON TESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SHIFT TAX BURDENS TO OTHERS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO EXAMINE PLAN FOR LEAK-PROOF STORAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VIENNA TEEN IS NEW WHEAT QUEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CITY'S AVERAGE WAGE TOPS SD,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD CONSIDERS GUARDS AFTER VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD MAN HELD IN BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER VOICES LOUD TREATY DISSENT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
QUARRY QUESTION WON'T GO TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HAS SD LOST THE COLLIDER,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
RESIDENTS SHOULD BE PRAYIN' NOT PLAYIN' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SAY NO TO CREATING A VETS DEPT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY CARES ABOUT HOMELESS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
FINANCE REFORM NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ZOO DIRECTOR A SCAPEGOAT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
U S NEEDS MORE LIKE AUSTAD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY INSTALLS 3 NEW STOP SIGNS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONTRACTORS TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY LIBRARY MAY SEEK DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER ABORTIONIST TO SPEAK AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MORRELL, UNION TO START ROUND 8","Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BUSH BEGINS AD CAMPAIGN IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STORES OPEN DOORS TO SPECIAL SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY FORCES ACTION ON SHRIVER'S BUILDING,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD NEEDS MORE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER COUNTY BAR PRESIDENT DIES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PATROL PLANS SOBRIETY CHECKPOINTS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARSONIST STARTED HOSPITAL FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS PUTS CABLE DECISION ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY DEFERS RENEWING BAR'S LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INSULATION REMOVED MAY HAVE BEEN ASBESTOS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS TO DISCUSS NURSING CONSORTIUM,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SF LAWYER PIEPLOW DIES OF CANCER AT AGE 42,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE BAR ASKS COURT TO REINSTATE LAWYER,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*COOK UP A SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEND A TASTE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*RAMONA GIRL WINS DRUG ESSAY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*RICHARDS SO GOOD HE CAN'T FIND FOES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1987, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*2 SHOT IN ROBBERY ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BID TO BAR CATHOLIC JURORS AT TRIAL FAILS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARTICLE OFFERED A LESSON,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GORBACHEV AND REAGAN BOOST HOPE FOR FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MANY ON ADC STRIVE TO BE SELF-SUFFICIENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CROSSING GUARDS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*A COSTUMER'S CAROL,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CONCERT CONFLICT CAUSES EXODUS FROM SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
'CHRISTMAS CAROL' SEESAWS MERRILY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE SEEKING BUYER FOR FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DELEGATES CHOSEN FOR SENATE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS STATE'S TAX SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POSTAL SERVICE WILL DRIVE WITH CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WISH FOUNDATION GETS LINE OF CREDIT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BACK IN TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHEESE PRODUCER DEFENDS TACTICS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFF-CAMPUS DRINKING WORRIES REGENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL DENIES TREATMENT DIRECTOR FIRED,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PAROLE SYSTEM PRAISED DESPITE SLAYING IN CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BEING CHOOSY PAYS AS PRICES RISE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*GOVERNOR DISPUTES REPORT ON INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DECISION ON GOLD MINE'S WATER PERMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLAN WOULD BOOST SALARIES 3%,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WILL TAKE CLOSER LOOK AT B-1B PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*HOW MUCH ARE WE PLAYIN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EXTENDS RIGHTS OF FIRED WORKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COLLEGES WILL ENHANCE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD OLYMPIAN RELIED ON WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GUARD ADDS STABILITY TO SFC'S COUGARS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DAYCARE CENTERS FORMING ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GASOHOL PLANT AT FULL STEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SHOE SHOP TAKES A WALK,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*BUFFALO WILL HAVE ROOM TO ROAM AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WALLEYE--FOUR IS THE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REACTION MIXED TO WASHINGTON CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TASK FORCE TARGETS CAMPUS VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*AUGIE CAST PERFORMANCE SUCCEEDS',"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*TURNER, DOUGLAS REUNITE FOR FIGHT","Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'CAMELOT' ACTOR RECAPTURES GLORY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
BENTSEN HELPS FUEL CYNICISM IN VOTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE VOTES DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WE MUST PROTECT RIGHTS OF CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HYDE SHOULD READ BIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SNOWMOBILING NOT BLAND (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
VA STAFF DOES GOOD JOB (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MOST OPPOSE SEATBELT LAW (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GETTYSBURG QUAKE 1ST IN 2 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON SCHOOL BOARD TO APPEAL DECISION,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RADIO PERSONALITY HEADS TO TV SCREEN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SILVER LAKE RIGHTS TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BROOKINGS MAN HOPES COMANECI FINDS FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FOOLS CROW WAS LEADER,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAMP PROJECT SHORT OF TIME AND MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEALTH DIRECTOR LOOKS FORWARD TO MOVING OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MISSING MONTANAN IS SUBJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*GULF CRISIS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RIDERS TO HONOR THOSE KILLED AT WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ROBBERY AMONG SLAYING MOTIVES, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
EVIDENCE GROWS FOR MINING LIMIT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD NO LONGER SEEN AS HAVEN FROM AIDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GOP REDISTRICTING CONTROL MAY CREATE...,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GI'S SHOULD MAKE MOST OF OVERSEAS CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RECYCLING PLAN COULD IMPROVE GOOD SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DAYTON'S CAN SPEND MONEY AS IT PLEASES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MORAL LIFE IS ERODING IN SF (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PEOPLE SHOULD SELECT ONE AMBULANCE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
'IMPRESSIONS' STRETCHES STUDENTS' IMAGINATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SHOW SENSITIVITY TOWARD HANDICAPPED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BOARD SHOULD OFFER ALTERNATIVE READING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*LOCAL RESIDENT WINS STATE SKIING HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
3 DELIVER TREES TO THE NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHOP OFFERS PRODUCTS OF THIRD WORLD,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CONTRACTORS ADVISED TO FIND NEW NICHES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NORTHLANDER OWNERS EXPECT TO BUILD IN NEW HOTEL,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
ALCOHOL AWARENESS ACTIVITIES ARE SET,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE--LIMIT OUT-OF-STATE TRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HARMON PUT IN CHARGE OF WEATHER OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LIONS CLUB MEMBERS SELL CHRISTMAS TREES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER TRUCK HITS HIM,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS LOOK FOR DASCHLE OPPONENT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TWO SETS OF TRIPLETS BORN HERE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*WIVES OF INMATES FORM SUPPORT GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
GROUP AIMS TO BREAK RACIAL BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER SEEKING LAWSUIT DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
TOURISM IS TAKING NEW ROAD,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
DAY CARE TO OPEN WITHOUT SPRINKLER,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
PLAN AIMS TO KEEP STATE'S EGGS SAFE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
FIRM SUES VERMILLION ON ILLEGAL BID CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SD MILITARY ENLISTMENTS STAY STEADY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
HIKER WHO STARTED FIRE MAY BE BILLED FOR COSTS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
"PRAIRIE FIRE BURNS 3,500 ACRES NEAR KADOKA","Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
AIR BASE AMONG FINALISTS FOR EXCELLENCE AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
POWER COMPANY SEEKS APPEALS COURT REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
*CHAIRMEN ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
HILL CITY RESIDENTS AIM TO SAVE OLD TREE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
FORMER YANKTON MAYOR AND COMMISSIONER DIES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.E, p.04, col.5"
*FARM LIFE DOESN'T GUARANTEE ECOLOGY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*EVERY NIGHT IS LIGHT SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*19 LANES CITYWIDE LIGHT UP HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*CLIP EARRINGS PUSHING ASIDE PIERCED VERSIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*CURRENT RESERVISTS FOLLOW STATE'S TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1990, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*TEACHING ABC'S AT JFK,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AD DOESN'T TELL HOUSING STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*AT EMERSON, PARENTS PARTICIPATE","Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"*FOR SOME, SCHOOL IS MOST STABLE PART OF LIFE","Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*TRAVELS PROVIDE FROST STUDENTS DIFFERENT LEARNING,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*MAGIC HELPS KIDS TACKLE FATAL SUBJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*HOME REMEDIES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*STAR TREK VI EMBARKS ON ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL VOYAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ACT SEEMS TO IGNORE DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUT KEATING WHERE HE BELONGS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY SURE TO APPEAR ON BALLOT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY SHOULD COMMIT SUPPORT TO SKI AREA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*TSCHETTER BEST AT JCP CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
UPKES TAKES SNOWBALL RACQUET CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*WAITING FOR THE WORD,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
GOVERNOR REMAINS STABLE AT HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEATER IS BLAMED FOR SF FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN WORKED ON RUSHMORE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHIEFFER WELCOMED BY TRIBE OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW FEMALE FIREFIGHTERS EAGER TO HELP,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*PUBLISHER VALUES CO-WORKERS, BEET PICKLES","Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENT ENJOYS WATCHING AREA GROW,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CRESTVIEW NEIGHBORHOOD FACTS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOTH SIDES SEEK CHANGE IN GOLD TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ELLSWORTH BOMBERS HAVE NEW PAYLOAD,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD RETAIL SALES UP,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUPER 8 OFFERS FREE STAYS FOR MANY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
35 PERCENT EXCESSIVE LOTTO TAKE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*MCGRUFF TAKES BITE OUT OF FEAR, PAIN","Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"LAWMAKERS LIKELY TO SPEND, NOT TRIM","Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*INDIAN AFFAIRS GROUP IGNORED THEM,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PROPOSAL WOULD GOVERN STATE'S SOLID WASTE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*GOVERNOR TOUTS NO-FRILLS BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OHIO REPORT ON SWANGO QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MOST CALLERS FAVOR DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"BUDGET PLAN INADEQUATE, CRITICS SAY","Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
POKEY DRIVERS AREN'T KEEPING UP WITH CITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOMETHING ABSENT FROM BUDGET PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRIBE SHOULD PROTEST TRIBAL GROUP'S SECRECY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHAT IF MICHENER'S MOTHER HAD ABORTION? (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PARADE OF LIGHTS BRIGHTENS SEASON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"BOY HIT BY VAN, IN CRITICAL CONDITION","Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOYD COUNTY RESIDENTS OPPOSE DUMP IN VOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE HUNTER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SALVATION ARMY COLLECTS 2,600 COATS","Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FROSTY MORNING,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*JUDGE CALDWELL 'FAIR, SENSIBLE'","Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA EYES KRSD OFFER,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY MIX-UP KILLED MAN--LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COLONY SCHOOL TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ACCUSED ROBBER OUT OF JAIL IN DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN COCAINE CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ON COLLEGE LIBRARIES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RECYCLING DIRECTORY SPOTS BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU FAMILY STUDY PUBLISHED IN MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VICTIM TELLS STORIES TO INMATES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*LAWYERS, MEDIA DEBATE MORALITY OF DEATH PENALTY","Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SWANGO CASE MORE MATTER OF TRUST (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EXECUTIVES EXPECT ECONOMY TO GROW,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RAVEN AWARDED MILITARY CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
US WEST TO CUT 14 SF JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HEINITZ MADE FOOTBALL-POOR SCHOOL WINNER,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA'S HEINITZ RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRAND RAPIDS HANDS SKYFORCE 3RD STRAIGHT LOSS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHEERLEADERS SCARCE IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SDSU'S SIMONSON GETS HER GOAT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GOP'S GABRIEL MAKES NO BONES ABOUT DIPLOMACY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOLIDAYS HEAT UP OVENS OF COOKS ACROSS AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOLIDAY STORM HITS KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
PRINCIPALS URGE CITY TO CLOSE CLUB TO YOUNG TEENS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MAN ROBS SIOUX FALLS BRANCH BANK,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INMATE DISAPPROVES OF WARDEN'S ACTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MILLER'S SPENDING PLAN SEEMS BLAND (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRISON REFORM IS SORELY NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ANTI-FUR FOLKS DON'T ACT WITH INTELLIGENCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TO FIGHT GUN DEATHS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BALD EAGLE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIERSOL TAKES OATH AS JUDGE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRINCIPAL PROMOTED TO SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RONALD MCDONALD MARKS ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER HOUSE SPEAKER DIES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PROCRASTINATORS PAY MORE TO MAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REGENT REPORT URGES CONTINUING TUITION PACT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ROBBERY, SHOOTING SUSPECT TO APPEAR IN COURT TODAY","Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BARNETT--FEDS SOFT ON CRIME,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BROOKINGS SHERIFF TO SEEK ANOTHER TERM,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONTROVERSY DOESN'T PREVENT RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EMPLOYEES GET BONUSES FOR FLOOD WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUVENILE ESCAPEES CAUGHT AFTER 17 HOURS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MURRA BEGINS WORK ON BROOKINGS COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RANCHERS DISCUSS BUSINESS NEEDS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*NOONTIME SERENADE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"FAIR, BIKE RALLY AT SAME TIME","Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE FREES PAYMENTS TO COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PIERRE WOMAN WILL SERVE AS JUDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
6-YEAR-OLD TESTIFIES AT SEX ABUSE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"CATTLE RUSTLER BOUNTY: {dollar}5,000","Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STONE TO OVERSEE ENVIRONMENT AGENCY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRIBES WORK TO BUY BACK ANCESTRAL LAND,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON TRIBE OBJECTS TO LAKE ANDES DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CLINIC GIVES BACK TO THE COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STOCK OPENS AS 'HOT ISSUE',"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FARMERS HELP SET WORC'S GOALS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
RAPID CITY POST 22 KNEW WHAT TO DO,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDIC TOURNAMENT RETURNS TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MINIATURE WORLD OF DOLL HOUSES BUILDS FUN & DREAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AGENCIES' CHRISTMAS WISHES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TESTING TERMINOLOGY CONFUSING (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PAVILION PRICE TAG HITS {dollar}27.6 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CONVENTION CENTER BIDS {dollar}3 MILLION OVER BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*BOLTON BATTLES FLU, LEAVES FANS FEELING BLUE","Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--COMPANY TRIBAL EQUIPMENT SALES WERE LEGAL,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD SCHOOLS CHEAT GIRLS SPORTS TEAMS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAX-CUT REASONING APPEARS SPECULATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
POSTAL SERVICE OUT OF TOUCH WITH '90'S (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PAYING THE PRICE FOR NIGHT OF TERROR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CHILDREN SHOULD LEARN TO PRAY AT ALL TIMES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
LICENSE PLATES TO BE REDESIGNED IN 1996,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VALLEY SPRINGS MAN CHARGED WITH STALKING,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN KILLED IN CRASH NEAR MANDERSON,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN ARRESTED IN EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSAL WOULD RAISE STATE REVENUE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY HOMELESS AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX VOCATIONAL SUIT CHARGED NEGLIGENCE IN DROWNING,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LET THE SKIING BEGIN,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS MAN FACES 8 CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"POLICE HOMICIDE JUSTIFIED, CORONER'S JURY DETERMINES","Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CANISTOTA MAN SEEKS POST WITH STATE DEMOCRATIC PARTY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*UTILITY MEMBERS EXPECT DROP IN RATES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INTERIM RESIDENTIAL LIFE DIRECTOR TO LEAD COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*I-29 GETS A CLEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MOODY COUNTY OFFICIAL ASKS COUNCIL...UPGRADE LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"MICROSOFT GIVING 2 SD UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGE {dollar}135,000","Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*CRASH VICTIM RAISED CROSSING-LIGHTS FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COURT--LESBIAN MOTHER CAN KEEP KIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FORMER HURON STAR SHINES AT WYOMING,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*VOLLEYBALL GAVE KLEIN 2ND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*A BRIGHT TOWN AT NIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KUPER CLAN THROWS WEEKEND PARTY FOR DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BLOOMING HOLIDAY CACTUS NEEDS LITTLE CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*AIDS CLOUDS YOUTH'S ATTEMPT TO TURN LIFE AROUND,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*ARCTIC CONDITIONS SETTLED IN, WIND EXPECTED TO DIE","Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"JOHNSON, DASCHLE FOOL SOUTH DAKOTANS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
YOUNG CAST A HIT WITH 'NUTCRACKER',"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*SMITH SETS SIOUX FALLS CONCERT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
CHRISTMAS FOR MAKING MEMORIES OF GOD'S GOODNESS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MUST SUPPORT SOLDIERS IN BOSNIA (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"MANY URBAN HUNTERS RESPECT LAND, ANIMALS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY TEAMS TO GET A LOOK AT ONE ANOTHER,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ALCOHOL NOT FACTOR IN WATERTOWN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCH FRIDAY FOR MISSING PATIENT,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO LAKE HOMES DESTROYED BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HIGHER EDUCATION MAY SEE CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ROUNDS MAKES PAY RAISES HIS TOP ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER SIOUX FALLS MAYOR SCHIRMER DIES AT 84,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*PRESSLER, JOHNSON TV BATTLE SICKENING, SOME SAY","Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*TWO MENINGITIS CASES ARE BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN ALLEGEDLY TRIED TO CASTRATE BULL,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT IN FRENCH SLAYING,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CLOSING ARGUMENTS IN PRIEST ABUSE CASE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"REGENTS, MINNESOTA DEBATE RECIPROCITY","Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RETAILERS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT HOLIDAY SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*JESTERS PERFORM AT DINNER,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
UNIT OF NATIONAL GUARDS TRANSFERRED TO ARMY RESERVE,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SERVED ON FARMING PANELS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*WHEAT PRODUCTION IN THE UNITED STATES,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW LASHES OUT AT SD STUDENTS WHO BRING GUNS,"Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
"MINNESOTA, SD FIRMS BUY PHONE BUSINESS","Argus LeaderDec 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*ACCIDENT SHOCK GRIPS LETCHER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*YOUTHS RESCUED FROM CRASH BY 3 COACHES-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARE GEESE GOLDEN-IT ALL DEPENDS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*YOUTHS RESCUED FROM CRASH BY 3 COACHES-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"OUR WAY--OR IRAN'S, HOW 2 STUDENTS SEE IT","Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ELDORA BROWN'S 107TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SENTIMENT BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*SENTIMENT BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA'S OLD MAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMUNITY COLLEGE BANKS ON COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA'S OLD MAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY MAN ASKS VOTE IN ZONING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ZONING BATTLE ENTERS 9TH INNING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA'S OLD MAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY MAN ASKS VOTE IN ZONING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ZONING BATTLE ENTERS 9TH INNING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEST OF RESOLVE AT GAS PUMP (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SERVICE FOR MUSICIAN SET SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANISTOTA WASTEWATER POND FUNDS GRANTED,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
94 DELEGATES SET 10 BASIC SD WATER GOALS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
94 DELEGATES SET 10 BASIC SD WATER GOALS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY PLAN PROMPTS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TRIBE SETS UP AGENCY TO DEVELOP RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PARTY LINE OVER ROCHFORD,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*THEY'LL REMEMBER JOHN LENNON--THEN AND NOW,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MEIERHENRY SEEKS PEN CASE JUDGEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEIERHENRY SEEKS PEN CASE JUDGEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEALER FINDS DIAMONDS A GEM OF AN INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEALER FINDS DIAMONDS A GEM OF AN INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHMECKFEST TO OFFER AUTHENTIC FOODS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*A CHILL RAN DOWN AMERICA'S SPINE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CHAIN'S SAFETY QUESTIONED AT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIGHT ECONOMY LESSENS SD DEMAND FOR LOANS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL URGED TO BUILD STATE OFFICES IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MODERN TIMES DOMINATE SHOWS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIGHT ECONOMY LESSENS SD DEMAND FOR LOANS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MODERN TIMES DOMINATE SHOWS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL URGED TO BUILD STATE OFFICES IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CARD WITH WREATH CALLS MCGOVERN BABY KILLER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*KNEIP TO PORMOTE SD GOODS TO ARABS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CARD WITH WREATH CALLS MCGOVERN BABY KILLER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
'THE NUTCRACKER' IS A FINE ADDITION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*LENNON'S DEATH IS A DOUBLE LOSS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WARNS OF LEGAL ACTION IN HILLS GOLD ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SF LAWYER NOMINATED AS OUTSTANDING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF LAWYER NOMINATED AS OUTSTANDING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUNFLOWER PLANT DRAWS OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRM PLEDGES ACTION ON RADIOACTIVE WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FIRM PLEDGES ACTION ON RADIOACTIVE WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMMISSION REQUESTS LIBRARY REPAIR ESTIMATES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*THIS WORK'S A BLAST,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BOX ELDER ASKS WATER IMPROVEMENT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MAN KILLED IN GETTYSBURG ACCIDENT IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
STURGIS MAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
MAN INJURED IN GUNFIRE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
"GREG LARSON, STATE'S OUTSTANDING YOUNG FARMER","Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
SEPARATE FIRES DESTROY TWO HOMES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
MAX GETS 50 YEARS IN KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
WATER-TRANSFER SPEECH THRUSDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
SD MAN GETS NATIONAL CITIES POST,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
ARGUS SPELLING CONTEST DATE SET,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
SLAUGHTERED DEER FOUND NEAR CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CARRIER HONORED IN COLLEGE RANKS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*CARRIER HONORED IN COLLEGE RANKS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*LOCKWOOD KNOWS ABOUT STATE TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*LOCKWOOD KNOWS ABOUT STATE TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER DEFENDS FTC RULE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW BANKING ON INCREASE IN TAX REVENUE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER DEFENDS FTC RULE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MATHIS TRIAL TO BE IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MATHIS TRIAL TO BE IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SPORTSMEN DECRY PLANS TO DEVELOP MISSOURI RIVER RESE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SPORTSMEN DECRY PLANS TO DEVELOP MISSOURI RIVER RESE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TETZLAFF A PLEASANT SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*TETZLAFF A PLEASANT SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STRATTON PROMOTES 'WELLNESS',"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*NORTHERN'S BOSANKA HONORED AS TOP MALE COLLEGE ATHLETE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*NORTHERN'S BOSANKO HONORED AS TOP MALE COLLEGE ATHLETE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"*STRINGING ALONG WITH 2 VIOLINISTS, ER, FIDDLERS","Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*STRINGING ALONG WITH 2 VIOLINISTS, ER, FIDDLERS","Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*STRINGING ALONG WITH 2 VIOLINISTS, ER, FIDDLERS","Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CARS ARE BACK ON TRACK--KING CRIMSON TIGHTER, BRIGH","Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABORTION LAW CALLED DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CUTS JEOPARDIZE STATE'S PUBLIC RADIO STATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA CHANNELS MONEY INTO 3 FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CUTS JEOPARDIZE STATE'S PUBLIC RADIO STATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PANEL REJECTS USE OF GOLD TAX FOR WATER FUND,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PANEL REJECTS USE OF GOLD TAX FOR WATER FUND,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RIGHTS BOARD WANTS CHANGE IN HIRING POLICY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
RIGHTS BOARD WANTS CHANGE IN HIRING POLICY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BILL WILL REQUEST {dollar}1.67 MILLION FOR SD PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
'X' SIGNS REINCARNATED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
'X' SIGNS REINCARNATED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRAISES JANKLOW'S STAND ON NATIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PRAISES JANKLOW'S STAND ON NATIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
NATIVITY SCENE PROPER FOR NATIONAL HOLIDAY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
BOWDLE MAN KILLED IN TRUCK-SEMI CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"{dollar}20,000 AWARDED FOR HIGHWAY EFFECTS","Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
8 OGLALAS VIOLATE OPEN FIRES LAW,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS--SUB SHOULD BE NAMED FOR SD,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EVERYONE ARRESTED IN PENNINGTON COUNTY DRUG BUST CONVI,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"MCLAUGHLIN TEACHERS, BOARD REACH TENTATIVE AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
3 ABERDEEN POLICE TO FIGHT FOR CERTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BALTIC MAN APPARENTLY COMMITS SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BROOKINGS NOT PLANNING TO TEACH CREATION THEORY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
ALBERTSON'S RECEIVES 8 BIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"INTERIM COMMISSION TO GOVERN TODD, SHANNON COUNTIES","Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BROOKINGS NOT PLANNING TO TEACH CREATION THEORY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STUDY SAYS EDGEMONT DRILLING DIDN'T RAISE GAMMA RADI,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
HEARING ON ETSI'S FEDERAL CONTRACT TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
LAST PLANE DROPS OFF GOODS AT AIM CAMP,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
BN OFFICIAL--BETTER TIMES AHEAD FOR RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
HEARING ON ETSI'S FEDERAL CONTRACT TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
JOB SERVICE PAYING RENT FOR 2 OFFICES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON GRAIN TERMINAL-YANKTON,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*MAAG FOUND NOT GUILTY IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--IT'S WORTH IT TO PAY MCALISTER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEALTHY TO HUNT SD BUFFALO,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SF MAN PEDALS WAVES TO BRITISH COUNTRY MUSICIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PRYOR WASTES TIME IN INCOHERENT 'TOY-ROAD WARRIOR',"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*CAN'T HAVE TOO MANY 'CHRISTMAS CAROLS',"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MISTEREK'S VIEW ON LIFE COULD LIFT PIERRE TO CROWN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE OF UTILITIES DECIDES FATE OF HYDROELECTRIC,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROSS RETAIL SALES FOR 10 LARGEST CITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT OPENS 2 FRENCH PASTRY SHOPS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF RETAIL SALES DOWN--SALES UP IN 3 OTHER CITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUIT AGAINST NEW TOWN SETS STAGE FOR CLOSURE SALE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS THREATENED SD MEAT INSPECTION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WESTERN RANCHERS TAKE PEACE MOVEMENT TO RUSSIA,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRIEST SAYS TEEN SAID HE KILLED 2--DIXON,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
APPROVES OF TAX INCREASE HELP UNEMPLOYED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW TRANSIT FACILITY IS WELL DONE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US CITIZENS DESERVE HELP BEFORE FOREIGNERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE SOLICITS CANDIDATES' NAMES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROSEBUD SUIT ALLEGES POOR MEDICAL CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEEC ACCEPTS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HANUKKAH CELEBRATION STARTS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRUCKERS--GAS TAX WILL COST CONSUMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VOTER FAILS TO GIVE SWORN STATEMENT ON BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHRISTMAS DELIVERY DEADLINES UNCHANGED,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NO PLEA BARGAIN AGREEMENT IN HIT-AND-RUN CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*FRIENDSHIP BALLOON TO A CHINESE GIRL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TELLS LAWYERS HIS SIDE OF STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR ADMITS TAPING TELEPHONE TALKS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DESERVING ISN'T A QUESTION,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HIEMSTRA ROCKETS INTO GIRLS BASKETBALL PROMINENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*UNITED WAY TOPS GOAL, SEEKS MORE","Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DESIDES AGAINST BUYING ULTRALIGHT FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WANTS TO MEET WITH BANKS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROSECUTER WON'T CONTEST MOTION TO MOVE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY GAINS {dollar}50 MILLION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WNAX ON AIR DESPITE FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PETERSON--3 PERCENT RAISE IS ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MANY CHRISTIANS TURN BACKS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NURSING HOMES NEED SNOW-CLEANING PRIORITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEMPORARY TAX WILL AID STREET SITUATION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS CAN JUSTIFY RAISES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GOOD WILL BETWEEN NATIONS IS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SHOW NOT NEEDED TO REMIND OF NUCLEAR WAR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PLOWING FROM CURB TO CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MAN GETS JAIL TERM FOR MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER REMOVED IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*DASCHLE HEARS COMPLAINTS ABOUT PHONE RATES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FORMER SENATOR SAYS PRISON PROPOSAL MAY PASS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*KUNDERT SAYS TAIWAN TRIP WAS WORTHWHILE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MARINE STATIONED IN LEBANON IS COMING HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOUNT MARTY COLLEGE APPROVES FEE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON RESIDENTS PROMOTE SPRINGFIELD CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS WAREHOUSE IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS 35-YEAR PRISON SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*INDIANS ARE BETTER OFF (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IS THIS MIAMI,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRAVIS WINS BRUSH WITH DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GRANDSON TURNS HERO FOR VITAL MINUTES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*WHY SHE BELIEVES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
ACCIDENT VICTIMS HAVE CONDITIONS UPGRADED,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD TO DISCUSS GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY STARTS HISTORICAL PRESERVATION BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE RE-ELECTED TO STEERING & POLICY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HISTORY STUDENTS ATTEND GEOGRAPHY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BROTHERS KEEP FARM PLANS IN THE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KEEP ON CRUSHING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD MAY DECIDE SCHOOL MOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"FOR SOME CATHOLICS, LATIN MASS LIVES ON","Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MORE DETAILS ON SCHOOL PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RESERVATION BINGO HELPS TRIBES PAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATUE IS MISSING AN INDIAN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WHO'S STEALING CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DIRECTOR DID GOOD JOB (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ENGLISH IS KEY LANGUAGE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DEPARTMENT WANTS STIFFER HUNTING PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"LEWIS & CLARK PLAYHOUSE {dollar}7,000 IN DEBT","Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL MAYOR--WATER REFERENDUM FRIVOLOUS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL STRESSES EXTRA CAUTION IN WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DETAILS ARE KEY IN FARM MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
NORTHERN AIRWAYS TO RESTART SF-BISMARCK,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"SHORTBULL BRIDGES TRIBAL, STATE GAP","Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MAN'S FINGERS SAVED THROUGH SURGERY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
PANEL HEARS OF GROWING INDIAN RACISM,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*O'BRIEN ON WAY TO TOP OF TV BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PARKER CATCHING UP,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TO BE GUEST ON CBS NEWS SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MEIERHENRY DOESN'T BUY INSURANCE PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COLD AIR TO LOWER BOOM ON STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SENATORS SPEND {dollar}200,000 ON STAMPS","Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RULING SUPPORTS YELLOW THUNDER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LET BLIND PEOPLE DECIDE WHAT TO READ (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRO-ABORTIONISTS GUILTY OF VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*FORMER STEPPENWOLF MEMBER HITS LOCAL STAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEGOTIATION TEAM WINS 2ND IN OMAHA,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FIRE FINDS HIDDEN HOLIDAY GIFT STASH,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RONNING SEEKS BOND TO BUILD MALL, OFFICES","Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT ORDERS SERVICE FOR CITY BUSINESSMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK AT ENTREPRENEUR FORUM TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RAPE TRIAL ENDS WHEN WOMAN CHANGES HER STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BAR WAR SKIRMISHING CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD OK'S DESIGN FOR PLANNED SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CITY HOSPITAL, HOUSING COMMISSION GET GRANTS","Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EMBEZZLEMENT PROBE CENTERS ON TEEN WORKER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FLITTIE'S RECORD SETS UP 40-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHILD SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY HOTEL VOTE SET FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN POLICE BECOME COMPUTER-ASSISTED,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BANKS STARTS 14-MONTH PAROLE FROM PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE VOTES TODAY ON SCHOOL BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DRUG PROBE RESULTS IN CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE WORKERS SEEK {dollar}8 MILLION FOR RAISES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ALABAMA COMPANY EXPANDS TO SD,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FIRST WOMAN OF GLOBETROTTING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TENNIS' DUMMERMUTH COURTS SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ADAMS' LAWYERS BLAME BOYKIN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT PRIMES FOR EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IRAN A CASE IN POINT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TELEVISED GAME SIDELINES SHOWS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
A CURE FOR THE GIMMIES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PUT CHRISTMAS SPIRIT INTO HOLIDAY PARADE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ARTICLE SHOWS CITY CARES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"MAN ARRESTED, CHARGED IN RAPE","Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RASH OF BURGLARIES LEADS TO ARREST OF 4,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AFTER THE FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAULERS EXPECT TRASH PICKUP FEES TO RISE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLANT RELOCATION CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN TO PLAY RURAL SANTA CLAUS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION SPLIT OVER RAMP,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BURN VICTIM LISTED IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY OK'S TANK ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOSPITAL SEEKS MONEY FOR DIALYSIS TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED TO 4 YEARS IN JAIL FOR MAIL FRAUD,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAYOR QUESTIONS TEXAS PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ABDNOR-DASCHLE RACE SETS NEW RECORD,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY SNOW RULES UNDER SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
LIVESTOCK INCOME DOWN IN 1980-'84,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*LOCAL STUDENT TO BE IN 'WHO'S WHO',"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
ARMY NAMES DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
GROUP HONORS MCKENNAN DIETITIAN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
LOCAL SERVICE MAN RECEIVES MEDAL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*SANDI FIX IS MISS SIOUX EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
FLORENCE BECOMES FOOTBALL CAPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*MICKELSON UNVEILS FARM PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM LEADERS APPROVE OF GOVERNOR'S PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*NEEDS DONATIONS TO GET TRANSPLANT EXAM,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE SUMMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AMTRACK WORTH DISCUSSING (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRISON NOT WELCOME IN YANKTON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"*DUAL-INCOME COUPLES BETWEEN WORK, HOME","Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REQUIRED ADMISSIONS TESTS VARY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARTS COUNCILS PLAN FOR CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLOTHING STORE PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD MAN HELD IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BERESFORD STEALS PIERRE'S LEADING ROLE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET WILL DAMAGE TOURISM,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MOOD AT TALKS IMPROVING, UNION SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JAVA MAN HELD IN BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN HELD IN DEATH OF STURGIS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD LOOKS AT SEX OFFENDER TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*FMHA FARM SALES HIGH IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN TO NAME AIRPORT MANAGER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"ACCIDENT NEAR PINE RIDGE KILLS 1, INJURES 3","Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUSPECT HELD IN NURSING HOME BOMB THREATS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*KARATE MASTER LIKES MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SQUAD MAKES WINNING SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*CITY MAN FACES MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CLOCK WATCHER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRO-LIFERS ACQUITTED OF TRESPASS CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VICTIM LED A QUIET LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SUSPECT HAD PAST CRIMINAL RECORD,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*AREA MUSICIANS MASS FOR HOLIDAY CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
EMPTY HOME WALKS NOT CLEANED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWS NEEDED TO PROTECT SD,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPORTS STUDY REFLECTS EDUCATIONAL HYPOCRISY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS OK'S BIG SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LYNX FOOTBALL TEAM MOVES UP TO 'AA',"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CAMPAIGN MANAGER CONSIDERING POST,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS WARN OF RAFFLE SCAM,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILLIAM EARLEY GETS O'GORMAN POSITION,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"24 AGENCIES TO GET {dollar}186,000 IN GRANTS","Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CENTENNIAL PEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ASBESTOS DELAYS MUSEUM COLLECTION MOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRIVER CHARGED IN WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO A DAUGHTER ON HER BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'88 ATTENDANCE HITS 2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NURSING SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEMOCRATS GAIN IN STATE HOUSES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*DEAF COMMUNITY BETTER UNDERSTOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN DIES IN BLAZE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*'IT HURTS SHE DIDN'T GET OUT TOO',"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*CHURCHES SERVICE DEAF, TOO","Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS BENEFIT DEAF SOCIALLY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DASCHLE'S SUPPORT OF MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SNOW CREWS HAVE AN EASY ACT TO FOLLOW (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AUGUSTANA ABUSED DAKOTA STATE TEAM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BOOZE OK EMBARRASSING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HOMOSEXUALITY A SIN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SUNDAY HOLIDAY AD INSERTS STYMIE...,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TOUGH POLICIES DON'T WORK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WOMEN MUST CHOOSE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
REFORM WORTH FIGHTING FOR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
VETS EARNED VA CARE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BIRKENHEUER BIGOTRY SHOWS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DISABLED NEED CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
GROUP NOT PRO-FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SOME WALLEYE ANGLERS FISHING FOR LOGIC,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*VOLLEYBALL GROWING IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
3 HUNTING SEASONS END TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
UNDERWRITERS WILL HOST LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BOARDINGS UP AT AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"MICKELSON HONORS STATE WORKERS, OFFICE","Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA PARTY HONORS DAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MISSION LIQUOR STORE PROPOSAL REJECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST CITY RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CHIEF STAYS IN LOCAL HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SPEAKER ENDORSES NEW ETHANOL FUEL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*'MERRY TUBA CHRISTMAS',"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LANDFILL RATE INCREASE UNDER CONSIDERATION,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PHEASANT SEASON SUCCESS IS SCATTERED,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
POLITICIALS GET EARLY START ON 1990 RACES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*BRUSHING UP ON THE HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*DOCTORS MIGHT BE BILLED,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
HEART TRANSPLANT RECIPIENT RETURNS TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*'REMODELING THE FAMILY',"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
SDEA CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
*AVERAGE SNOWFALL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
MISTRIAL DECLARED IN QUADRAPLEGIC'S SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL ADDITION DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
SKYFORCE OFFER TURNED DOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS' BUNNY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.4"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON WANT CLARIFICATIONS ON EASEMENTS","Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.4"
*AUTOMOBILE HAD ROOTS IN WOONSOCKET,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CLERGY EMPHASIZE TRUE MEANING OF CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
HAWAII THRIVES ON DIVERSE ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1989, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
*KIMBALL LOSES CHURCH LEADER TO CALL-UP,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'IMPRESSIONS' FOES THREATEN TO OUST OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SOUTH DAKOTAN AMONG RHODES SCHOLARS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*WE CAN'T STOP BELIEVING IN SANTA CLAUS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SD MADE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
IRON NEEDS VARY AMONG CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LOW-TECH STEPS TO RAISE PLANE SAFETY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'IMPRESSIONS' DABBLING IN OCCULT IS DISTURBING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PEOPLE DON'T NEED AMBULANCE EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
EX-ALL SAINT'S STUDENT HAPPY WITH CONVERSION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HARDING DESERVED ALL-STATE ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
HEAD-TO-HEAD PLAY BEST WAY TO JUDGE TEAM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*HURON ALL-STARS DIM SUNS 7-3 ON ICE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*20 YEARS OF SCHOOL AND STILL LEARNING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RC GOLFER OVERCOMES INJURY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TAX DEADLINE FOR RESERVISTS IN THE GULF,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*TURNING NEW PAGE ON PAGERS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
CHARGES DUE TODAY IN FATAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY CEREMONY SET FOR MILITARY FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE EXPERT TAKES POST IN DC,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI BRIDGE MEETING IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CARNIVAL OF CARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SD WAY OF LIFE INSPIRING TO DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DISABILITY MAKES NO MARK ON YOUTH'S SENSE OF HUMOR,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BLOCK GRANT FUNDS GO BEFORE CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY PARKS TO GET {dollar}8 MILLION FACELIFT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
'SPIN' MAGAZINE LAUDS BLACK HILLS RALLY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'90 CRAZY HORSE WORK USES TON OF EXPLOSIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN WHO LEFT ACCIDENT SCENE IS CONVICTED,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"LAKOTA FUND RECIEVES {dollar}20,000 DONATION","Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIALS WANT POW MONUMENT AT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*COUPLE HAS LARGEST HERD IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
KUNDERT MOVES BACK INTO POLITICAL ARENA,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FAMILY MAKES ROOM FOR HAITIAN CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY AMBULANCE FEES GET MORE EXPENSIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONTACT SPORTS OUT FOR GIRLS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
'ARGUS' REPORT DID NOT TELL THE REST OF STORY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CATHOLIC CHARITIES IS LEADING GIVER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOCAL PHARMACIES ARE PATIENT'S BEST VALUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRISONERS DO NOT HAVE RIGHT TO PORNOGRAPHY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ROYKO IS RIGHT--MAGIC IS NO HERO (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*GOSPEL MUSIC READY FOR THE SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SWAN FLIES HIGH IN LAKOTA STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FRERICHS TO REPRESENT SD IN PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"TEEN WANTS TO DIET, MOM IS CONCERNED","Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ACTIVITES FOCUS ON DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TASK FORCE MEETS TO DISCUSS SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO RECEIVE NATIONAL 'FDR' AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GULF WAR VETS CAN JOIN LEGION,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPER 8 OFFERS FREE ACCOMMODATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON GETS PEOPLE OUT OF BED,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WALL-TO-WALL POINSETTIAS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY WILL BUY GREAT BEAR SKI VALLEY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF STUDENTS FARE WELL IN TESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHN HARRIS BOUNDARIES MAY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN BOARD ALLOWS 3 SECESSIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHELATION MEETING SCHEDULED WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT DONATIONS WANTED,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLINTON FORMS SD COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
4 FIRE BUREAU MEMBERS PASS EXAM,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PELTIER'S 'DONATION' UPSETS LAWMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HONDA WILL DROP GASOHOL WARNING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GROUP VOWS TO FIGHT MANDATORY-LEAVE BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JARRETT IS REAPPOINTED TO BOARD OF EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*MCCONNELL A HIT AT EVERY BASEBALL STOP,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HUNTERS' PROGRAM HELPS FEED THE HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WINTER CAN BE WATERFOWL WONDERLAND,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*VANDENBOSCH STEALS SPOTLIGHT WITHOUT SCORING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*ACRES BOUGHT TO ATTRACT NEW INDUSTRIES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*MUNITIONS SCARE STOPS ASH DUMP PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"GROWTH IN SALES TAX, GAMBLING FUELS BUDGET","Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALL OF US CAN RALLY SUPPORT FOR TROOPS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHAOS IN SOMALIA IS OPPORTUNITY FOR UN (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STUDENTS OBJECTING TO TM DESERVE PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OPEN-MINDEDNESS NEEDED AT AUGUSTANA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TROOPS TO ASSIST,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AGREEMENT REACHED ON GAMBLING COMPACT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING KILLS MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE SUES STATE OVER MISCARRIAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RICH GORDON TO LEAVE DASCHLE STAFF,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOYD COUNTY RESIDENTS DON'T WANT WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAKING THE STREETS SAFE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"TAX WOULD BOOST ETHANOL, ALLEN SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHOPPER'S HELPER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TV BOARD DECLINES REVIEW OF 'PORTRAIT',"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LAW STUDENTS CHOSEN FOR NATIONAL EVENT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC INPUT WANTED ON HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU GRADUATION SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS TO GIVE CAN TABS TO CHARITY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER DEVELOPMENT MEETING DECEMBER 17,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS PITCH IN TO HELP THE HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW FACES FOR '93 LEGISLATIVE SESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD WOMAN TO ATTEND SUMMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*COMPUTER COMPANY TO OFFER SHARES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*TSCHETTER TRIES AGAIN IN WORLD MATCH PLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*OLYMPIAN GETS SD AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*WHO'S TALKING IN THE AISLES--TOYS, OF COURSE","Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FIT AND FUN TEACHING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PARENT MUST CONSIDER CHOICES (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN GUILTY OF RAPING 2 YOUNG GIRLS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*BUILDERS MAKE DIFFERENCE, WIN VOLUNTEER CONTEST","Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLUB SHOULDN'T BE YOUTH FOCAL POINT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S OFFICE MURAL SHOULD BE REMOVED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCOUTS DESERVE LATITUDE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THE OZONE HOLE IS NATURAL PHENOMENON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ALCOHOLISM LED TO HAM'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OLD DRIVERS CAN TAKE SAFETY COURSE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROOSEVELT STUDENT OVERDOSES ON MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHRINERS THROW PARTY FOR SICK CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL RESUMES TODAY IN NOSE-BITING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY PUTS ON ITS HOLIDAY BEST,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FUMES FORCE EVACUATION OF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HEALTH PLAN IS WORST EVER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOST CALLERS OPPOSE IDEA OF LEGALIZING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*FBI CONTINUES SEARCH FOR ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PROFESSOR JOINS RACE FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ASHER NO LONGER SEEKING FLA JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECTS TO APPEAR IN COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PIEDMONT FIRE BOARD EXTENDS CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE TRUCKER SENT TO PRISON FOR JOYRIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOST AT HEARING SUPPORT EXPRESSWAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REGENTS APPROVE TRAINING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*BOND OF {dollar}250,000 SET FOR HIGHWAY SHOOTER","Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"KIDNAPPING VICTIM CAN'T SUE, COURT SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SBA OFFICIAL PITCHES HEALTH-CARE PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
JURY AWARDS WILLIAMS {dollar}5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
"CALLERS SUPPORT, OPPOSE LEGALIZING DRUGS","Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"ELDERS' VIEWS OUT OF TOUCH, SENATORS SAY","Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MAMMOTH SITE STARTS ADDITION FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*DEER HUNTERS GET ANOTHER SHOT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAEHNRICH SPARKS PATRIOTS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NATIONAL TITLE CAPPED MCILRAVY'S DREAM SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*TREES OFTEN BLAMED FOR FIRES, SNEEZES","Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KIDS MAKE PAGEANT STORY WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"*WHOREHOUSE THOUGHTFUL, EXCITING","Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CHRISTMAS COMPUTERS BOUND TO PLEASE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1993, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"CONVENTION CENTER, PAVILION MUST STAY ON BUDGET","Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRETTY AS A PICTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GIVES UP AIRLINE TICKETS TO SAVE MOTHER-SON REUNION,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RUSHMORE'S NEW CENTER ALREADY NEEDS REPAIR WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BIG YEAR FOR BIG BOOKS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'GIFTS OF MAGI' AN UNSETTLING COMMENT ON CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'REDWOOD' SHOWS SELF-DISCOVERY CAN BE A HAZY JOURNEY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CASINOS OPEN BOOK TO PUBLIC (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOHNSON NOT TO BLAME FOR VANDALISM (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*VISITING HUNTERS TOTE UNTAPPED REVENUE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ARGUS SHOULD CLEAR ITS OWN SIDEWALK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CRANKY ADULT NEEDS DOSE TO HOLIDAY SPIRIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ADVENT SEASON IS TIME TO RESPECT MOTHERHOOD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*MAN ENTERS PLEA TO JUVENILE RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARSON CHARGE FILED AGAINST EX-HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BALTIC MAN WINS {dollar}20,000 JACKPOT","Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENT'S DEATH RULED ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GRIN AND BEAR IT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GREEDY HUNTERS' FATE FLUSHES OUT OTHERS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DROP IN NUMBER OF BAD-CHECK CASES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"WOMAN ACCUSED OF HAVING DRUGS, GUNS","Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SPEARFISH LAWYER IS NEW OWNER OF LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ELLSWORTH AIR BASE LOSES 38 MORE JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL REOPENS AFTER COILS BURST,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EARLY-MUSIC GROUP TO PERFORM SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*COLLISON WITH CAR INJURES BUFFALO,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CLUB RECEIVES GRANT FOR BOOK PURCHASES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FOSSIL FIGHT FOCUSES ON EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CORONER--SHOOTING DEATH WAS ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FEDS INVESTIGATE EAGLE INJURIES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*PRESSLER URGES PRIVITIZATION OF PUBLIC BROADCASTING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TO ASK JANKLOW FOR BUDGET INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS JOINING FIGHT FOR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RANCHERS LOSE APPEAL ON WATER-USE PERMITS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS RAPE VERDICT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
THRILLERS GIVE TICKETS TO GOOD STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BOARD TO STUDY QUESTIONING OF STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*MARY'S FIRST CHRISTMAS WAS ALSO HECTIC,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*SWITCHING TO THE SEGA CHANNEL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TO EXPAND BY OPENING NEW STORES,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*SKYFORCE RALLIES BUT FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HUNDREDS OF SEX OFFENDERS FAIL TO REGISTER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*SOLDIERS ARE READY TO SERVE, BUT PARENTS WONDER WHY","Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RADIO'S BARRY WEBER KEYNOTES MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GATEWAY IS TOPS, MAGAZINE SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HE'S A NEIGHBORLY DESIGNER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WAKONDA SEEKS RARE TITLE DOUBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KIOWA ROOSTER A PHEASANT HUNTER'S GREATEST PRIZE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*PRESSLER, SPORTSMEN DISPUTE GRASSLANDS BILL","Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*STATE NURSERY A VALUABLE RESOURCE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"CITY PAID {dollar}45,000 FOR TRAFFIC SYSTEM","Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEN NOT INJURED IN APARTMENT FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COLD TEMPERATURES BREAK NO RECORDS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MISSING PATIENT RETURNS TO HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NO ONE SHOWS FOR TOWN-HALL MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOME OF HOPE MARKS 12 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TYNDALL TO SHARE DISCOVERIES WITH OTHER SD TOWNS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DEPARTMENT TO HONOR RETIRING OFFICERS AT RECEPTION,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GUARD PARTICIPATES IN TRAINING EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MAN'S DEATH LINKED TO FRIGID WEATHER,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PUC INVESTIGATES PHONE COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GOP CHOOSES DELEGATES FOR PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PANEL AT IMPASSE WITH CITY WORKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
JURY NEXT STEP FOR RACKETEERING CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GROUP WANTS VOTE ON TAX PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*A PUPPET'S CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CITY MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBING BANK,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*DRUG ABUSE VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MAKE OUT-OF-STATERS WELCOME STUDENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DRUG DOG SENDS RIGHT MESSAGE (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEES DESERVE PAY RAISE (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
GOVERNOR DEFENDS HIS BUDGET PROPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
STATE'S HUNTERS NEED TO TAKE ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*SEEKS APPLICANTS TO SIT ON 1996 ADVISORY BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
LIBERALISM DEFINED: DASCHLE AND JOHNSON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
"FETUS IS A CHILD, ABORTION IS MURDER (L)","Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
ROADSIDE POLLUTERS NEED HARSH TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
MINING OPERATION THREATENS BLACK HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
SEND DRUG DOGS TO SDSU DEPARTMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
US INVOLVEMENT IN BOSNIA UNWISE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
STUDIES SHOULD BE STUDENTS' TOP PRIORITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
THERAPIST CREATES VIDEO ON RELAXATION MASSAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
CHILDREN MAKE POINT IN ALCOHOL AWARENESS VIDEO,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*RETIRING COLONEL TRUE TO COUNTRY AND FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*CREATIVE SPIRIT BRIGHTENS CITY NEIGHBORHOODS,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*MUSEUMS CAPTURE COLORADO SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 10 1995, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
*MITCHELL CAR ACCIDENT CLAIMS 8TH VICTIM,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WHAT'S THE BEST WAY TO SHOOT A GOOSE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHAT'S THE BEST WAY TO SHOOT A GOOSE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY-GOV PULLING POWER PLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY-GOV PULLING POWER PLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY-GOV PULLING POWER PLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY-GOV PULLING POWER PLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STAR TREK,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*JANKLOW POETICALLY ASKS CLASS TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD BAR EXAM EXEMPTION UP FOR DEBATE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUIT TO FIGHT NSP ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUIT TO FIGHT NSP ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY MAN TO FACE ROBBERY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUS ROUTES ALTERED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"{dollar}11,000 SPENT ON ZONE VOTE","Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"{dollar}11,000 SPENT ON ZONE VOTE","Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HIGH ELK APPEALS SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MOTHER TERESA AND HER PRIZE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD COULD LOSE BY OAHE DEAUTHORIZATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ASKS SUPPORT FOR NUCLEAR INITIATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX QUESTION-INTEREST ON THE HILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX QUESTION-INTEREST ON THE HILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE LEGISLATORS PREFILE LOTS OF BILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MORE HELP TO HANDLE FOOD STAMPS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
8TH GRADE CLASSES-HOME EC & IND ARTS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW'S AID PLAN QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
JANKLOW'S AID PLAN QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MIDLAND GRANT TO PURIFY WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"CITY, WORKERS AGREE ON PAY REPRESENTATIVES","Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN HUNGRY FOR CORN-EATING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
MAN CHARGED IN LIQUOR STORE HOLDUP-MOBRIDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
US HOUSE PASSES HARNEY PEAK BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
CITY CONSUMER OFFICE TO CLOSE JAN 1,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
CITY CONSUMER OFFICE TO CLOSE JAN 1,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
US HOUSE PASSES HARNEY PEAK BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
GIRLS BASKETBALL SEXIST..THAT'S OKAY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET NEEDS 17 PERCENT HIKE IN TAX RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS TO GET ANOTHER SUPERMARKET,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DISCONTENT EXPANDING OVER PROPOSED PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DISCONTENT EXPANDING OVER PROPOSED PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CENSUS WILL SHIFT 16 HOUSE SEATS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
CENSUS WILL SHIFT 16 HOUSE SEATS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*SUPERSTAR DRUMMER TO MAKE SF HIS BASE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'DOUBLE FANTASY' IS A QUIET FAREWELL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE STARS COME OUT FOR LATEST ALBUMS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLAY SETS UP RESONANCES OF '60S,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PLAY SETS UP RESONANCES OF '60S,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PANEL WILL REVEAL STAND ON CAMERAS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'HOLE' TRIAL CULMINATES WITH SPLITTING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN CAMP SEEKS END TO BRIBERY SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL WILL REVEAL STAND ON CAMERAS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN CAMP SEEKS END TO BRIBERY SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHEASANTS MAY FIND HOME ALONG INTERSTATES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL WILL REVEAL STAND ON CAMERAS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 GOP LEADERS WON'T RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'HOLE' TRIAL CULMINATES WITH SPLITTING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN PLANS RESORT HOTEL FOR SKIERS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MIDLAND INSURANCE SHUFFLES IT'S LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONSIDER SOVIET MIDEAST PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
READERS SPEAK OUT ON 'NUTCRACKER' REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
READERS SPEAK OUT ON 'NUTCRACKER' REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
READERS SPEAK OUT ON 'NUTCRACKER' REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"REGENTS-BUDGET, VOC-ED, TIME","Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"REGENTS-BUDGET, VOC-ED, TIME","Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOMESTAKE NOT OVERJOYED WITH TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"REGENTS-BUDGET, VOC-ED, TIME","Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOMESTAKE NOT OVERJOYED WITH TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MCGRIFF FACES PETTYS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
MANDAN LINE A 'RAILROAD' JOB...,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*MCGRIFF FACES PETTYS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
OIL AND GAS BIDDERS EYE CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
OIL AND GAS BIDDERS EYE CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
OIL AND GAS BIDDERS EYE CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
SDSU BAND WILL PLAY AT INAUGURAL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
ABERDEEN PIMPING CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SDSU BAND WILL PLAY AT INAUGURAL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SOME WATER HEATERS COULD EXPLODE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
LOSS OF SENATE AG SEAT MAY HURT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
INDICTMENT ALLEGES FUEL OVERCHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
NWPS FAVORS UTILITY TAX REMEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
LOSS OF SENATE AG SEAT MAY HURT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
MITCHELL JOINS HURON IN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
FARMERS UNION TO DISCUSS POLITICS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
PINE TREES CUT FROM CEMETERIES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD DESIGNS BOOK GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOLEM-HOLE RULES WON'T BE TIGHTENED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOLEM-HOLE RULES WON'T BE TIGHTENED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD DESIGNS BOOK GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHOPPING SPREE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SHOPPING SPREE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"10,000 CARDS DONATED TO SEND TO HOSTAGES","Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"JURY AWARDS {dollar}70,000 IN CYCLE DEATH","Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ANSWERS NEEDED ON SLIP UP CREEK (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEFENDS QUALITY OF LABORATORY WORK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
FOES OF MCGOVERN CALLED DECENT PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
JUDGE WILL DECIDE IF RATE CUT IS LEGAL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE AGENCIES RECEIVE OK TO SPEND GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CENGAS RATE BOOST INCREASE REDUCED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CENGAS RATE BOOST INCREASE REDUCED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE AGENCIES RECEIVE OK TO SPEND GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CUT URGED IN SPENDING BY SD COURT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
CUT URGED IN SPENDING BY SD COURT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
USD SAYS CENSORSHIP NECESSARY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
USD SAYS CENSORSHIP NECESSARY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
QUAKER STATE SLUDGE HITS CITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SMALL BANKS WANT TO MOVE UP,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NSP OUTAGE BLINKS LIGHTS IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DEMOS DENOUNCE FISCHER LATE TAXES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER KNOCKS HUD OFFICE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"STUDENT SHOPS LATE, PAYS LATER","Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
STATE LICENSING RULES SCRUTINIZED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW LOSES TRADE PROMOTION FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
MEAT PRICES MAY SOAR,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
JANKLOW LOSES TRADE PROMOTION FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*9-YEAR-OLD BOY DROWNS IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA SENATORS SPLIT ON FARM BILL VOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE SAYS AIM CAN BUILD DOME AT HILLS CAMPSITE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE SAYS AIM CAN BUILD DOME AT HILLS CAMPSITE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ROAD BAN HONORED BY DEER HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*GOPHERS' SALEMS CELEBRITY OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*GOPHERS' SALEMS CELEBRITY OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO'S DEATH WOULD BE BLOW TO STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER PUTS SPIRIT BACK INTO OLD FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER PUTS SPIRIT BACK INTO OLD FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIFT IDEAS FOR YOUR FAVORITE ELECTED OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN HOUSE TOUR-STEP BACK INTO HISTORY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*O'GORMAN HOUSE TOUR-STEP BACK INTO HISTORY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*DO'S AND DON'TS FOR TEACHERS OF INDIAN STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DO'S AND DON'TS FOR TEACHERS OF INDIAN STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD TV BOARD ASK THAT PUBLIC RADIO MONEY BE RESTORED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW USING TUITION SURPLUS FOR NEXT YEAR'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW USING TUITION SURPLUS FOR NEXT YEAR'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW USING TUITION SURPLUS FOR NEXT YEAR'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PICTURE POSTCARD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS FROM TEA BUY GIFTS FOR PROGERIA VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ETSI UNDER ATTACK AT FEDERAL HEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
NEW POLITICAL PARTY ORGANIZING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ETSI UNDER ATTACK AT FEDERAL HEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PRAISES PERFORMANCE OF 'THE NUTCRACKER' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OPEN AIR BASE PROJECT TO COMPETITIVE BIDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SAYS CITIZENS HAVE RIGHT TO PROCLAIM THEIR FAITH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ACLU NOT CONCERNED ABOUT CIVIL LIBERTIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
PILOT NOT INJURED IN EMERGENCY LANDING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA INTERIM REGISTRATION JAN 4,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER LEADS VETO OF USED CAR RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COMMUNITY COLLEGE HAS 1ST GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JOB SERVICE CLOSES DOWNTOWN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL GETS TEMPORARY FUNDING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PILOT NOT INJURED IN EMERGENCY LANDING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER LEADS VETO OF USED CAR RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RADCLIFFE EYES LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR POST,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RHODES SCHOLAR PANEL TO INTERVIEW 7,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESENTENCE INVESTIGATION ORDERED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS COOL TO HIGHER STATE SALARIES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
LAWMAKERS COOL TO HIGHER STATE SALARIES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
WATER FUNDING REJECTED FOR ECONOMIC REASONS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
PRO-BUSINESS POLITICKING NOT A BIG BUSINESS IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*TRUE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRO-BUSINESS POLITICKING NOT A BIG BUSINESS IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COURT COULD KEEP MANDAN ISSUE FROM LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COURT COULD KEEP MANDAN ISSUE FROM LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HEAD START PROGRAM REVIEWS SPONSORSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HEAD START PROGRAM REVIEWS SPONSORSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
MEIERHENRY SAYS TRIAL MOVE WON'T AFFECT PROSECUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
SPECIALIST CAN'T EXPLAIN ACID RAIN FOUND IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUSINESSMAN MOVING TO MAKE ROOM FOR 14TH ST,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*'ALL THE THINGS I HOPED FOR ARE IN THIS JOB',"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SF BAPTIST PASTOR ELECTED PRESIDENT OF GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHRISTMAS MUSIC PRESENTED SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BASKETBALL PLAYERS NEED EQUALITY IN COACHING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PIERRE, YANKTON REACH 'A' FINALS","Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHILDREN OFFER THEY'RE VERSION OF NATIVITY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SRSTKA--LET STUDENTS DECIDE ON TUITION INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE RESERVATION BANK SOUGHT BY OGLALA,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE LATEST ON CAMPUS--A USDS KNIGHT SHIRT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INSANITY DEFENSE FACES REVISION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STOLEN GOLD PROBABLY IN SD--POSTAL SERVICE SAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MERCY FOOD PROGRAM--PART OF REAGAN'S FARM PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EPA OFFICIAL--CEMENT PLANT'S DUST CONTROL OK,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROPOSED MEDICAID CUTS WORRY COUNTY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HAVE YOU HUGGED YOUR MAILMAN (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER SAYS IT BEST--A SIGNAL FOR PENTAGON (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REFUGES ILL PREPARED FOR US LIFE AFTER OPPRESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN'S REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM RIGHT DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOOD HOME DOESN'T GUARANTEE GOOD KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY LACKS COMPELLING REASON FOR ANNEXATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ARRESTS SOUGHT FOR ILLEGAL BEER SALES-RC,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROWN SAYS HE WON'T BE YES MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS SD CUSTODY RULING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRIVER JUMPS RUNAWAY RIG--PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAMMOTH SITE DEVELOPMENT PLANNED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MORTGAGE FORECLOSED ON RC HILTON,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RC POLICE VOTE ON LABOR CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENTENCING OF WEDDEL POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GARBAGE COLLECTOR WINS SUIT AGAINST CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HUNTER DREAMS OF NEXT GOLDEN GOOSE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POVERTY DULLS HOLIDAY SPIRIT ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FREEZING RAIN GIVES DRIVERS THE SLIP,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL MARINE COMES HOME FROM BEIRUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
WOMAN SEEKS DONATIONS FOR RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
MONDALE'S ALMOST BAGGED NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*YANKTON FIRST LADIES OF CLASS A,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGEMENT NEEDED NO MATTER WHAT SHOT USED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THREE-CLASS BASKETBALL BECOMING BIG TOPIC,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*STEEL VS LEAD SHOT DEBATE CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GLANZER AND ARMOUR KEEP PRODUCING WINNERS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*STATE OKS 2 MORE HISTORICAL DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WITH OR WITHOUT HALO, HE'S LOOKING UP","Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOMESTIC ABUSE A TOP WORRY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HEPATITIS INFECTS PINE RIDGE CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW BUDGET SHOWS CARE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY RAISES ARE BASED ON GREED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW'S DISPARITY COMMENT PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INMATES CAN RECEIVE SCHOOLING AT PRISON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SNOW-CLEARING JOB PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
REMEMBER WOMEN'S DEATHS BY FIGHTING AID (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FARMERS HAVE MOST TO GAIN FROM FOREIGN LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*THE BLIND NEED EXTRA COURTESY IN SNOW,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
STATION'S COUNTRY MUSIC MOVES OVER FOR OPERA,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ASSOCIATION WILL MEET WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOARD WILL SET PRIORITIES FOR WATER PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CENDAK BACKERS RAP BROCHURE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AGENCIES DISAGREE ABOUT MINING RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TRIBE LOSES CLAIM TO HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
ABERDEEN OFFICIALS NEGOTIATE ON MAYOR'S PAY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
HISTORIC SDSU BUILDING GIVES WAY TO PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
HURON 4TH-GRADERS HAPPY WITH {dollar}15 BANK LOAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS TRIAL MOVED FROM RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LUCAS MAN FOUND GUILTY OF WITNESS TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SIBLEY MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT NEAR COLMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
WALL PLANS TO BUILD CENTER WITHOUT STATE GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*ROCK RAPIDS OFFICER WON'T BEND RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*THESE KIDS TELL LOTS OF STORIES, WAIT FOR ADOPTION","Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HISTORIC BUILDINGS WILL BE TV TOPIC,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*IRENE SPENCER'S HOLIDAY BAKING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*CHI-CHI'S USES WEEK TO GET ITS ACT TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BANKERS SAY FARM EARNINGS ARE UP,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GRAIN THEFT INVESTIGATION LEADS TO SIOUX CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN'S SALES SET A RECORD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
POLICE STILL SEEK MAN IN HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS ALIVE FOR SPRINGFIELD COUPLE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NO DECISION IN BEAR CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SIXTH & NINTH WON'T MOVE IN 1985,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*INMATE'S SONG WARNS DRUNKEN DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STAKE NAMED TO CANCER BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DR STRANAGE NAMED PEDIATRICS HEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NEW GIRLS CLUB OFFICERS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DIABETES GROUP ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
HOME SCHOOL GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
WEEKS ELECTED TO HOSPITAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"*AT 101, OFF MORTALITY CHARTS","Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*IT'S PIZZA PARTY TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACCEPTING CANNED GOODS FOR BOOK FINES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION TALKING ABOUT LEAD SHOT BAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOING-OUT-OF-BUSINESS SALE PUT TO REST,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OWNER PLANS NON-ALCOHOLIC ESTABLISHMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOBRIETY CHECKPOINTS TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AT&T FILES RATE INCREASE REQUEST WITH PUC,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION APPROVES STREET REPAIR CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EAST DAKOTA BOARD TO MEET ON DISBANDMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN FREE ON CONDITION HE LEAVE WIFE ALONE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NOT ALL TRIBES BETTER OFF,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC TV TO AIR PROGRAM ON WATER DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
YOUTH FACES DWI CHARGES IN HEAD-ON CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NOTHING WRONG WITH GIRLS BASKETBALL (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD TO ASK LEGISLATURE FOR MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION SAYS NO TO ORANGE VEST RULE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY PROPOSES REGIONAL JAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DISTRICTS PLAN APRIL TESTING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO BRIBING POLICEMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PINE RIDGE MAN DIES IN 2-VEHICLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PRESHO RANCHER DIES FROM PICKUP FIRE BURNS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PUBLIC TV TELETHON FALLS SHORT OF GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AUGUSTANA'S VIKINGS ARE GLAD TO BE HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ARMOUR GIRLS TEAM OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*DEHAVEN IS PREP MALE ATHLETE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*'LOVE BOAT' STAR FOR NEW CAREER,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SEARS PROMISES 750 NEW JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SHOULD PUT MAILING COSTS ON ICE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PREGNANCY CENTERS GIVE FALSE IMPRESSION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VISIT A TRIBUTE TO DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SEAT BELTS DO SAVE LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL ELECTIONS COULD SWEEP SLATE CLEAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMER KILLS HIMSELF BEFORE FORECLOSURE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AID NOT TAKEN FOR GRANTED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"RC VOTERS SAY NO TO HAMMONS, TOO","Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INSURANCE COST THREATENS DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REPEAL SALES TAX EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PANEL PLANS HEARING ON SD SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2 MILBANK BROTHERS ADDED TO DRUG-ARREST LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
7 YEARS FOR ASSAULTING DEPUTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*JANKLOW HOPS FROM TOPIC TO TOPIC AT TALK,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY COURTHOUSE REMODELING ALMOST DONE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*JEWEL OF THE NILE IS THE TREASURE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESPIRATORY FARM HAZARDS TO BE TOPIC,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CHRISTMAS HAM WON'T COST MORE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
HEGG BOOSTS LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN WRESTLERS DOWN O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CONCURRENT STATE TOURNAMENTS FOR GIRLS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ADAMS GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ATTORNEY'S RECORD UNDER JANKLOW'S SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CELEBRITIES GO TO CHEER ON COYOTES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BOYKIN ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ALABAMA NOT OUR SWEET HOME (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ACTRESS IS LIFESAVER IN 'MOLLY',"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AGRICULTURE SUBJECT OF ART CONTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
LEGION SPONSORING SPEECH CONTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
POETRY SOCIETY ANNOUNCES CONTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
TEEN PAGEANT TO BE AT AUGUSTANA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
PLAYHOUSE AUDITIONS BEGIN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
STATE CENTENNIAL PROJECTS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
DONATIONS SET FOR PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--SHERIFF WARRANTS ARE OK,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUVENILE ARRESTED IN THEFT OF GUNS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SCHOOL, FARMS HIT BY BLAZES","Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LANDOWNERS UNHAPPY WITH LAKE PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS AWAIT JANKLOW BUDGET PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESTAURANT MOVES TOWARD OPENING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAMILIES FOUND FOR SPECIAL KIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD ASTRONAUT TOUCHES DOWN IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOY WON'T BE CHARGED NOW IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRIME TIP PROGRAM IN THE WORKS FOR SF,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE CALLS FOR CHANGE IN CREDIT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EVENING FIRE DESTROYS WHITE RIVER HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRM CAN USE 1 WELL FOR TESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PINE RIDGE MAN CONVICTED IN POLICE STABBING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEACHERS TO INSIST ON RAISES--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SD SETS PRECIPITATION MARK,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RISE IN PARK FEES DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*TRIPLETT, DOME HELP USD","Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BYRUMS WIN STATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CATHOLIC CHURCH CHANGES STANCE ON 'SAFE SEX',"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL TALKS BREAK DOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PUBLIC BROADCASTING NEEDS MORE FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HANDICAPPED NEED THEIR PARKING PLACES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER'S ACTIONS AFFIRM HIS CONSERVATIVE MOVE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUT SEAT BELT ISSUE TO VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ZONE 3 TREATED UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*MADRIGAL SINGERS CELEBRATE WITH MUSIC,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'WALL STREET' MAKES VIEWERS TAKE STOCK,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEEDLEWORK EXHIBIT IS COLORFUL EXAMPLE OF TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMON SENSE FOR THE OFFICE CHRISTMAS PARTY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*'FIDDLER' PRODUCTION SINGS WITH QUALITY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"DOLE, BUSH'S SON TO ATTEND CAUCUSES","Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELK POINT WORKERS UNIONIZE PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS RAPID CITY STORE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU TO HONOR FOUR-STAR GENERAL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BEARING THE CROSS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CIVIL RIGHTS PANEL FACES CHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIAL PROPOSES GAS TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL HIRES SAFETY TRAINING DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ASBESTOS HAUNTS MANY CONTRACTORS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS DELAY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FARMAID TO GIVE FUNDS TO NEEDY FAMILIES IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL CAN CONSIDER DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*RETAIL SALES SHIFT IN SD COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"CLIMATOLOGIST--WARM, DRY WEATHER UNUSUAL","Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FOUNDATION CALLS FOR DISASTER POOL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IRENE FARMERS CAN'T COLLECT DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWYER ASKS JUDGE TO DISMISS CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINING BOARD TO REVIEW PROPOSED REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RANCHER GETS 6 YEARS FOR ABUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEST RIVER BISHOP SUFFERS HEART ATTACK,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUPLE REVAMPS STATE'S CHRISTMAS TREE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SD STATE RUNNERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*A TALE FOR LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SHOOTING ALARMS CITY STORE CLERKS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEVELOPER MAKES WAVES WITH MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
18 MONTHS OF ARMED ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN CALLS RESIDENTS DISASTER CONSCIOUS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
EXAMPLES OF WASTE EASY TO FIND (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRIVIA DRIVING VOTERS FROM POLLS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUDGET REFORM SHOULD PRECEDE TAX REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DECISION ON JOHNSON'S FUTURE SOON,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SALES TAX REFORM NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
JUNKETS COSTLY FOR TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
JANKLOW FLEW TO WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MANAGER'S ACTION PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
INTEREST IN THE STATE REPUBLICAN PARTY CHAIRMANSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*NDSU WINS TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SKI CLUB SNOWS HOW TO HAVE FUN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BEHAVIOR OF DEER HUNTERS IS BETTER,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
DAYTON'S REPORTS {dollar}1.1 BILLION SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DISCUSSION PLANNED ON SMALL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"LAROUCHE RECRUITING FARMERS, GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RURAL COALITION ENDORSES BANK PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STORES MARK DOWN HOLIDAY TRINKETS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS' HOPES AT ODDS WITH BUDGET TRENDS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HEALTH CARE OFFICIAL--GUIDE NOT RELIABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD VA CUTBACKS WORRY SENATORS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
USD SENIOR WINS MISS SD-USA,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CHOIR TO HANDLE 'MESSIAH' WITH CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*GOODWILL FITS 243 CHILDREN WITH NEW SOLES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BISHOP MARKS 10 YEARS OF SD TRAVELS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AIDS SPREADS IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*ONE-ROOM SCHOOLS FEW,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*WEAVING BASKETS THE TRADITIONAL WAY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1988, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS SPIRIT RINGS LOUD IN VALLEY SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SPENCER, SALEM VOTERS TO DECIDE MERGER OF SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderDec 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NINE DISTRICTS STUDY SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DRINKING AND DRIVING SEMINAR THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MAINTAINING FRIENDSHIPS BRINGS JOY YEAR-ROUND,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SYMPHONY SUCCESSFULLY BRINGS HOLIDAY SOUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAD OWED BENEFITS VA HOSPITAL DENIED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOULD KEEP EXPECTATIONS HIGH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PINE RIDGE NEEDS HELP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"KILLINGS, ABORTIONS SIMILAR (L)","Argus LeaderDec 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T AID BOOZE INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
KILLINGS MEAN NEW PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BOARD TO DISCUSS FINANCING TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROBE CONTINUES INTO FATAL BLAZE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"RED CROSS GIVES {dollar}188,550 TO SD","Argus LeaderDec 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RED SIGNS IDENTIFY PUBLIC PARKING LOTS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RECORD HIGH OF 54 WELL ABOVE NORMAL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CONCERT TICKET SALES LAGGING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DESTROYS ROCK RAPIDS BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
500 MORE PUPILS EXPECTED IN '91,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SCHOOL NAMED AFTER HARRIS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*HOLIDAY FEARS UNLEASHED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
COMMISSION BREAKS SPIRIT OF STATE LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IN THE RIGHT BY STANDING UP TO BULLY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WHY COULDN'T TWO AMBULANCES WORK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"DEMOCRATS RESTRAINED BUSH, REAGAN BUDGETS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LEGISLATORS' BILL SQUELCHED FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MATTHEWS CAN UPLIFT ANY MUSIC LOVER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
WILL VEGETABLE RIGHTS BE THE NEXT CAUSE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
AUCTION RAISES {dollar}364 FOR COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA PARKING ADDITION TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY CALLED IN TAFT HOTEL FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON UNIVERSITY PLANS ALUMNI EVENT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO MEET WITH PUBLIC TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NUN MAKES HELPING HOMELESS HER CALL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAVI'S HANDWRITING TO BE CHECKED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"GOVERNOR, EDUCATORS MEET","Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HENKIN SWORN IN AS COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SLAYING SUSPECT HAD PAST RUN-INS WITH LAW,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD MAN IS RHODES SCHOLAR,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BIRTH DEFECTS CAUSED BY ALCOHOL INCREASING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD USES FUNDS FROM GAMING FOR REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EX-CLERK CLAIMS DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE WON'T LOWER BOND FOR ABERDEEN WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN GETS EIGHT YEARS IN MURDER-FOR-HIRE SCHEME,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEFENDANT GOES TO TRIAL AGAIN IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SEXUALLY ABUSING GIRL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FIVE PEOPLE KILLED IN TWO WEEKEND WRECKS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*AUGUSTANA AGREES THAT SOFTBALL TEAM WAS SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE BRING BACK PARENT AS ASSISTANT GM,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PROBLEM GETTING WORSE IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SKI-CLOTHING PLANT TO CLOSE IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
UNION TO VOTE TODAY ON MORRELL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
ETHANOL PROCESSOR PICKS SD SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL SPORTS TIPPED TO BOYS' SIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLU GRIPS SF SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DUKE SHOULDN'T BE DENIED PARTY FAVORS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CONGRESS MUST ABIDE BY SAME LAWS OF LAND (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"DOWNTOWN SHOPS FRIENDLY, ACCOMMODATING (L)","Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
'LITLE SHOP' PLANT GROWTH WAS INVENTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON RATE HIGH IN WASTE VOTES (L)","Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
ISRAEL NEEDS TO PROTECT ITS EXPANDED BORDERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
CALIFORNIA PEDESTRIANS RESPECTED BY MOTORISTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
"*DOLLS CHANGE, BUT CHILDREN'S NEEDS DON'T","Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HEARTY PARTIES WITHOUT STRESS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*EX-OPERATOR REACHES OUT WITH FOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GROUP OPPOSES PLAN TO UP LOTTERY SHARE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IMMUNIZATION CLINIC AT HEALTH CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"IRENE, WARNER BOND ISSUES FALL","Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MANY FIND FAULT WITH AG LAND RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ADMITS THEFT TO SUPPORT GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE SEES SOVIET WOES FIRSTHAND,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NO TIME FOR GRIME,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD 4TH-HIGHEST ON SPENDING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
14 SUPERINTENDENT CANDIDATES ON LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COPS DOWN-PLAY GANG THREATS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WOULD SD BEND RULES FOR CUOMO,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STATE'S ATTORNEY JOB IN LINCOLN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
18 GUARD MEMBERS EARN BRONZE STARS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BOYD COUNTY RECEIVES {dollar}300,000","Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LENNOX OK'S WATER FEE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TOURIST IMPACT COULD HIT {dollar}1 BILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SDSU WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE RETAIL SALES BETTER THAN NATION'S,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LOTTERY PANEL OK'S NICKEL MACHINES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TELL-ALL SWANGO REPORT WILL BE DISCLOSED TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY SHOULD SPEND ONLY WHAT IT HAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"ECONOMIST OFFERS VIEW OF RICH, TAXES (L)","Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"GIVE PUBLIC TV FREEDOM, USE IT (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESSLER OFF BASE WITH SOMALIA STAND (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ALLEGED CRACK HOUSE SHUT DOWN IN CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE SAYS ABUSE SUSPECT INCOMPETENT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER NOMINATES 27 FOR ACADEMIES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
USS RUSHMORE PART OF SOMALIA RELIEF WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CENTER OFFERS MONEY FOR PLASMA,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARMY ICES IGLOO AMMUNITION SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FARM GROUP SAYS LENDERS UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REVIEWS SUIT AGAINST LIQUOR STORE IN GIRL'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL DISTRICT MAY HIRE TURNABOUT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BALTIC GIVEN GRANT FOR WASTE TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"CANTON AIRPORT GETS {dollar}270,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FFA STATE CONTESTS OPEN SUNDAY IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PETITIONS PROTEST CORPS' CAMP PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATEWIDE NETWORK STARTS UP DECEMBER 18,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TESTS STILL NOT BACK IN WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HURLEY MUSEUM RESULT OF COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TO HELP COSTNER'S CASINO PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FANS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THIS SKYFORCE EDITION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*CRUISE, NICHOLSON POWER ALL-STAR CAST","Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA STATE EXPERTS TACKLE COMPUTER QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
INEXPERIENCED CAST HURTS 'PAGEANT',"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
TURN 'PIRATES' INTO DELIGHTFUL SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
BACKERS DECRY PLAN TO DROP TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*FOCUS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ON AG,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NEW BUDGET HAS STATE LIVING WITHIN ITS MEANS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VIOLENCE CAN BE TRACED TO LACK OF LOVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DELANO TO ASK COUNTY TO TAKE STATE INMATES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KSFY TO AIR FORUM ON EDUCATION FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CONVICTED IN NOSE BITING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK TEEN WHO STOLE PURSE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS PLANNING LEADERSHIP SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LEARNING TO LIVE HEALTHY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CITY, FIRM ARE AT ODDS OVER BOND FEES","Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN SEEKING ABORTIONS RISES SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION FACTS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY LAYS DOWN LAW FOR JAMZ' TEEN NIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MADISON CONSIDERS LIMITING NUMBER OF BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEVELOPER SOUGHT FOR DINER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LEWIS & CLARK PARK DROPS STICKER RULE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL CITY OFFICES MAY GET FIRE ALARMS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD MAN MEMBER OF SHUTTLE CREW,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHOTGUN BLAST HITS CAR EAST OF HENRY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FEMALE CONDOM NEW CONTRACEPTION OPTION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SOUNDS OF THE HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHARITIES CRITICIZE MATCHING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAKE COUNTY TO STREAMLINE 911 SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRIBES MAY BLOCK PROPOSED WATER PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MONTANA TEEN CHARGED WITH KILLING FORMER SD RESIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
OPPONENTS ASK BOARD TO DUMP LANDFILL PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"*BOSS' GIFT SHOULD STAY EASY, SIMPLE","Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PLAN WOULD HIKE HIGHWAY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
RAILROAD COMPANY WITHDRAWS OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SZABO TIP SAVES SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOGS' VERSION OF JINGLE BELLS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PIANIST LORI LINE PLAYS OFF THE TOP OF HER HEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PEACE NOT AN ABSENCE OF TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
FANTASTIKS AN ALLURING STORY OF LOVE AND LOSS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*FARMERS TO WATCH CAREFULLY...FARM BILL IS REWRITTEN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS SHOULD BE PROUD TO BE LIBERAL,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*S&L DIRECTORS REPAY TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FARM PROGRAMS WILL BE CHANGING,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NORWEST TO ACQUIRE MORTGAGE BANKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'TIS THE SEASON FOR EMPTY APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUSTAINABLE AG HELPS RURAL AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*COLLEGE SETBACK FUELS MARTIN'S ASCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HUNTING DEBATE CONTINUES LONG AFTER BUCK FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTERS CAN STILL FIND SOME ACTION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*THE BIG-BUCK MYTH STOPS HERE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HESS IS PICKING UP SPEED,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*QUEST FOR KNOWLEDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*SZABO SEEKS SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN DRUG RING CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S DEMOCRATS ELECT NEW CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"NEW COUNCIL, MAYOR MEET FOR FIRST TIME","Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROAD TO CHANGE MAY BE ROCKY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SD NATIVE LEADS FIGHT FOR PROP 187,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS WELCOME POLICE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*INMATES ENTER PLEAS ON ESCAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
USD HEALTH PROGRAM WINS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*OOM-PAH-PAH,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SPORTSMEN TO GET LICENSE EXTENSIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ARCHAEOLOGISTS RETRACT ANNOUNCED FOSSIL FIND,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PEDESTRIAN KILLED CROSSING HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF ASSAULT WITH CAR,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*KANSAS CONGRESSMAN HAS ROOTS IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LAKOTA HOLY MAN GIVES S. DAKOTANS SACRED STAR QUILT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TIM JOHNSON PLEDGES HE WON'T ACCEPT GIFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
TAX PLAN DESERVES FRIENDLY RECEPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE'S NEW JOB TO HELP SD (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL ACTIVITES NEED NEW SOURCE OF MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"ABORTION, CANCER LINK MAY BE PART OF CHOICE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
SOME CRIMINALS DON'T BELONG BEHIND BARS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
KEEP AN EYE ON MEN IN WASHINGTON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
CITY CRIME FIGHTERS NOTHING TO BRAG ABOUT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
"*FARM MEMORIES ARE CLOUDY WITH DREAMS, STEAM","Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCHES GET ALL DECKED UP FOR THE SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*SD GUARD UNIT CALLED TO BOSNIA,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THIN ICE DANGER STICKS AROUND DESPITE FREEZE,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LAID-OFF PRINCIPAL FEARS PRISON CUTS WON'T SAVE IN,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PUT TIGHTER REINS ON PAC MONEY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FIGHT SMUTTY SHOWS ON SAME AIR WAVES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*DON'T LOSE SIGHT OF VOCATION OF EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DEMOCRATS DISHONEST IN BUDGET DISCUSSION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WELFARE BILL WOULD POSE HARM TO KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ABORTION ON DEMAND FALLACY AT SIOUX VALLEY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*PUBLIC DISPLAYS OF YOUR AFFECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CLUBS PUT THE PRIORITY ON RELIGION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHILDREN BRIGHTEN SYMPHONY'S SOUNDS OF CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DOGS DIDN'T SEARCH O'GORMAN HIGH,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CAUSE OF DUPLEX FIRE UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITALITY HOUSE TO OPEN NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOLD MEDALIST MILLS TO SPEAK AT SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STORING EVIDENCE IS A CHALLENGE FOR SHERIFF'S DEPT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILIES CALL CHRISTMAS TREE CONCERT A TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DOLE FAVORED IN S. DAKOTA GOP PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LITTLE FLOWER PLANNING EVENT TO RECRUIT PUPILS,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*SD NATIVE DONATES LAND, CASH TO SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*STUDENTS TO DANCE AT GAME IN HAWAII,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DISTRICT CONSIDERS FUND-RAISING GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*READING EXPERT TO SPEAK AT SESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*CASTRO IDEAL SPEAKER, EX-SENATOR SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SHE PUT OTHER PEOPLE FIRST,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*GONORRHEA IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*USE SALES TAX ON BUYER'S NET PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 11 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SPECIAL SHOPPERS GO ON SPREE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
'BLUES FOR MR CHARLIE' KEPT AS CLASS TEXT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JANKLOW--MCGOVERN TO WIN, PRESSLER A JOKE","Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JANKLOW--MCGOVERN TO LOSE, PRESSLER A JOKE","Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JANKLOW--MCGOVERN TO LOSE, PRESSLER A JOKE","Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'BLUES FOR MR CHARLIE' KEPT AS CLASS TEXT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW SCOLDED FOR PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY VOTE REJECTS ZONING PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY VOTE REJECTS ZONING PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY VOTE REJECTS ZONING PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*5 ACRES OF SANCTUARY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CARL SPRUNGER-LOYAL, BRAVE, THRIVING","Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS TREE DEALER,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ACCIDENT REPORT MAY TAKE MONTHS-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EROS FUTURE UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSUMER PROBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD BUSINESSMEN HOPE FOR ROMANIAN AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*JANKLOW SCOLDED FOR PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD BUSINESSMEN HOPE OFR ROMANIAN AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD BUSINESSMEN HOPE FOR ROMANIAN AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CONSUMER PROBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EASING THE PAIN OF HIGHWAY CRASH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
URGES OSCO STAY AT DOWNTOWN STORE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION CLOSES DOORS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"NUKE, LOW-INCOME GROUPS TO BE POLLED","Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SUIT AWARD REDUCED BY {dollar}200,000","Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX DENIED SPIRITUAL CAMPSITE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE MAY APPEAL LAND DECISION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX DENIED SPIRITUAL CAMPSITE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HAMLIN DEFEATS REORGANIZATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX CITY CATTLE DELIVERIES RESUME,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORPORATE INCOME TAX URGED,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SUIT AWARD REDUCED BY {dollar}200,000","Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS ZONING VOTE TALLY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS ZONING VOTE TALLY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"DESPITE ORDER, COLTON FAMILY PLANS TO USE HOUSE","Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"DESPITE ORDER, COLTON FAMILY PLANS TO USE HOUSE","Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"DESPITE ORDER, COLTON FAMILY PLANS TO USE HOUSE","Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY DELAYS RAILROAD DECISION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DAKOTAS TO COOPERATE ON GRAIN SHIPMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
PRESS PRESIDENT CITES EXCESS FED SPENDING,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
PRESS PRESIDENT CITES EXCESS FED SPENDING,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
DAKOTAS TO COOPERATE ON GRAIN SHIPMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*RULLE POLSE-A SCANDINAVIAN ART,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1979, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
GIRLS BASKETBALL SEXIST...THAT'S OKAY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DISCONTENT EXPANDING OVER PROPOSED PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DISCONTENT EXPANDING OVER PROPOSED PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CENSUS WILL SHIFT 16 HOUSE SEATS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
CENSUS WILL SHIFT 16 HOUSE SEATS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
SUPERSTAR DRUMMER TO MAKE SF HIS BASE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL WILL REVEAL STAND ON CAMERAS IN THE COURTROOM,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'HOLE' TRIAL CULMINATES WITH SPLITTING,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN CAMP SEEKS END TO BRIBERY SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL WILL REVEAL STAND ON CAMERAS IN THE COURTROOM,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN CAMP SEEKS END TO BRIBERY SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL WILL REVEAL STAND ON CAMERAS IN THE COURTROOM,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 GOP LEADERS WON'T RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'HOLE' TRIAL CULMINATES WITH SPLITTING,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN PLANS RESORT HOTEL FOR SKIERS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MIDLAND INSURANCE SHUFFLES ITS LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONSIDER SOVIET MIDEAST PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
READERS SPEAK OUT ON 'NUTCRACKER' REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
READERS SPEAK OUT ON 'NUTCRACKER' REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
READERS SPEAK OUT ON 'NUTCRACKER' REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"REGENTS-BUDGET, VOC-ED, TIME","Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"REGENTS-BUDGET, VOC-ED, TIME","Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOMESTAKE NOT OVERJOYED WITH TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"REGENTS-BUDGET, VOC-ED, TIME","Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOMESTAKE NOT OVERJOYED WITH TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MANDAN LINE A 'RAILROAD' JOB...,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
OIL AND GAS BIDDERS EYE CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
OIL AND GAS BIDDERS EYE CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
OIL AND GAS BIDDERS EYE CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
SDSU BAND WILL PLAY AT INAUGURAL,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
ABERDEEN PIMPING CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SDSU BAND WILL PLAY AT INAUGURAL,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SOME WATER HEATERS COULD EXPLODE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
LOSS OF SENATE AG SEAT MAY HURT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
INDICTMENT ALLEGES FUEL OVERCHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
NWPS FAVORS UTILITY TAX REMEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
LOSS OF SENATE AG SEAT MAY HURT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
MITCHELL JOINS HURON IN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
FARMERS UNION TO DISCUSS POLITICS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
PINE TREES CUT FROM CEMETERIES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
WASHINGTON GANG LOOKS AWESOME TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SKINNY GIRL--TOUGH COOKIE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SKINNY GIRL--TOUGH COOKIE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*FOUR DEFENDING CHAMPS SET FOR WHS INVITE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*BALTIC PARENTS WANT ABSENTEE POLICY ALTERED,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BALTIC PARENTS WANT ABSENTEE POLICY ALTERED,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COAL SLURRY LINE MAY CROSS SD,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COAL SLURRY LINE MAY CROSS SD,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FULL GOSPEL BUSINESS MEN'S FELLOWSHIP INTERNATIONAL,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
THANKS FOR EDUCATION WEEK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
OLD TIMER WILL MISS ODE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
A GOOD WORD ABOUT THE POLICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
NICE TO KNOW HONEST PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
LOSS OF PET HEARTBREAKING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
FUNDRAISER SAVES TAX MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
JUDGE BASED HILLS DECISION ON IMPENDING WINTER,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED RADIO CUTS MOST SEVERE IN NATION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED RADIO CUTS MOST SEVERE IN NATION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS DIDN'T AGREE TO CHANGES IN SICK LEAVE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE BASED HILLS DECISION ON IMPENDING WINTER,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED RADIO CUTS MOST SEVERE IN NATION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS DIDN'T AGREE TO CHANGES IN SICK LEAVE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL VETERAN RETHINKS THE VIETNAM EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL VETERAN RETHINKS THE VIETNAM EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUGIE RINGS IN CHRISTMAS WITH 43RD VESPERS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*AUGIE RINGS IN CHRISTMAS WITH 43RD VESPERS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ASKS IF LAW PRECLUDES AWE ON NATIVITY SCENE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SAYS JANKLOW ERRED ON 'CHANUKAH BUSH' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SAVING MONEY FOR US IN CETA JOB PROGRAM (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SAVING MONEY FOR US IN CETA JOB PROGRAM (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SAYS JANLKOW ERRED ON 'CHANUKAH BUSH' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ASKS WHY ACLU WAGES WAR AGAINST CHRISTIANITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ACLU CAN'T WIN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ARGUS PARISED FOR WEST RIVER AWARENESS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WRITER THINKS ALL MONEY IS COUNTERFEIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
US ATOM BOMBING OF JAPAN CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SAYS REPUBLIC NOT PLANNING TO LEAVE ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FREE FLU VACCINATIONS SOUGHT FOR SD ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FREE FLU VACCINATIONS SOUGHT FOR SD ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MAN WINS SUIT AGAINST EX-WIFE'S HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"DEMOS WON'T PUSH MANY PROGRAMS, MCKELLIPS SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GROUP PROPOSES 10-STATE CONTROL OF RIVER WATER USE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WARRANTS SOUGHT FOR ILLEGAL LIQUOR SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
WASHINGTON'S LOCKWOOK KEEPS WINNING IN PERSPECTIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OUR STATE HAS LOWEST ANNUAL PAY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STOCKBROKERS BRIGHTEN CHRISTMAS FOR SF,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*6 DEATHS IN COUNTY TIED TO DWI,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD PUTS WATER SUIT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PIERRE REIGNS IN CLASS 'A',"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*VETERAN HUNTER HAS BETTER IDEA,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SOME HUNTING TECHNIQUES DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*MYERS HAS FINGERS CROSSED OVER C&NW LINE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOOKKEEPING CHANGES TO BRING IN BONUS CASH,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EMPLOYEES GROUP WANTS FATTER PAYCHECKS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*6-YEAR-OLD KEEPS 'EM RUNNING,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORE THAN JUST A FINE FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VOTE ON BOND ISSUE TO BE HELD,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
YELLOW THUNDER BACKERS SEEK OK,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW'S BUDGET PLAN FITS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LET OFFICIALS TAKE CARE OF ANIMALS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SALT ON ROADS BETTER THAN NERVOUS DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS CARRY UNFAIR FINANCIAL BURDEN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ADVANCED TECH ONLY HOPE FOR PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LITTLE THINGS CAN DETERMINE RACE (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*HE'S GUARDED JUDGES & BABY-SAT BABIES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHARLES MIX CO IRRIGATION PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*FRIENDS, RELATIVES EASE PAIN OF BOY'S CANCER","Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CUSTER MAN WILL STAND TRIAL FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
RAPID CITY HILTON FACES FORECLOSURE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
OLD TRIED-AND-TRUE ADVICE BEST FOR COLD,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*STEVE NORDWALL--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.D, p.15, col.1"
*DICK CALLAHAN TAKES THE CALL FOR AT&T,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*INFLATED ADVERTISING IS FULL OF HOT AIR,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PRICE FREEZE ISSUE (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
THEY'RE AT VIKINGS GAMES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
HARDWARE ASSOCIATION PLANS SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
NOT ALL TAX SHELTERS ARE LEGITIMATE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
VETERANS OFFER HOME REFINANACE PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
NEW MILK LAW MAY SIGNAL END TO DAIRY MESS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL MAN IS MURDER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LONGEVITY IS PAYNE FAMILY TRADEMARK,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'TERMS OF ENDEARMENT' TOUCHES HEART,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
6 SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN TO SDSU,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*POOL ACCIDENT DOESN'T STOP 10-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BURMA PLANS SHUTDOWN OF HEROIN LABS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIGNS GIVE STARK REMINDER TO DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL CONSIDER TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HISTORIC HOMES IS TOPIC OF PUBLIC TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY BOARD WILL DISCUSS PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL WILL REVIEW PROPOSED ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL DISCUSS SPECIAL ED,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*LIBRARIAN, CHILDREN SHARE WONDER","Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE CONSIDERS PLAN TO GAIN MORE AID,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BOARD CONSIDERS TWO POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"IMPROVE FLOOD, LIGHTNING FORECASTS (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEINBERGER ASKS TOO MUCH FOR DEFENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD CONVERSION WOULD COST STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TERRY PEAK AREA TO USE ALL-PRO PATROL,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DAKOTA STATE TO OFFER COMPUTER TRAINING,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*PIK DEADLINE IS END OF MONTH,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DAIRY LAW MAY FORCE OUT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*REACHING OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JURY FINDS BEAR NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RUFFLED PRODUCERS WANT RESIDENTS TO EAT UP,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*AN OFFER JUDGES COULDN'T REFUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOME OF THE BEST PIZZA,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
STATE RESIDENTS WIN FFA AWARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
PORK PRODUCERS HONOR ALBERTY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.5"
*FARMER'S RECOVERY SUPRISES DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LEGISLATORS TRAVEL TO TAIWAN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LICENSE FOR ROCK QUARRY DESPITE PROTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GOOSE ON THE LOOSE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FIRM TO ASSESS FARMS IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
NUMBER OF ROBBERIES DECLINES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL PROGRAM CENTERS ON DWI'S,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
NO BIDS RECEIVED FOR HARTFORD LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
COVERAGE OF HALL AND OATES OUT OF TOUCH,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IMPROVE MENTAL HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW ON TARGET WITH SCHOOL REMARKS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KEEP MOVING FORWARD ON CHANGES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
'CONFERENCE CALL' TOPIC IS URBAN INDIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
APARTMENT VACANCY RATE RISES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA VESPERS TO BE AIRED ON RADIO, TV","Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BUS RIDERS CAN PAY FOR FARES WITH FOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PIPESTONE MARKETING WORKSHOP IS THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SOUTHWEST STATE RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS TO BE COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN SUFFERS SMOKE INHALATION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ACCIDENT INJURES 6,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
PHONE SERVICE BILLING MAY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN SURPASSES GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
MAN SENTENCED IN ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
AIRLINE ANNOUNCES SOUTH DAKOTA FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SERVICE HONORS VICTIMS OF DWI'S,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
10TH WETTEST GROWING SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
SUPREME COURT HEARS COURTROOM PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*COURT JESTERS TROT INTO TOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW LIBEL SUIT REVIVED,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON FOREIGN LANGUAGES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"MAKE MOST OF IT, GIRLS (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO OVERHAUL TAX SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PEOPLE ARE SNATCHING UP REGIONAL BOOKS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'HARVEY' BEGINS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*CHRISTMAS PLAY TAKES UNUSUAL TWIST,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EX-AG SECRETARY GIVES REAGAN A D+,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOODWILL NEEDS GIFTS WRAPPED,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW OFFICIAL LEAVING FOR HARVARD,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS MEET ON FAMILY VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINN MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OUTDOOR SKATING RINKS OPEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VIOLENCE HAS BANKERS CONCERNED,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEADLINE NEARS FOR CROP LOSS CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL MAN GIVES TO QUAKE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN FACES FRAUD INDICTMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GUIDELINES LIMITING DRINKING IN FRATERNITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEWSPAPER SUES ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*COUNTIES SUGGEST ELECTION REFORMS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SD WEATHER TOUGH ON HEALTH,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*CITY MAN TACKLES HELMET PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TROTTERS WEAVE TIMELESS MAGIC,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*BROOKINGS' SUCCESS TOOK TIME, HARD WORK","Argus LeaderDec 12 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW CUTS BUDGET FOR '87,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEAL RAISES {dollar}12.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
VICTIM ATTACKS SAFETY RECORD,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*POLL GIVES SNAPSHOT OF PUBLIC OPINION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOOD LUCK WITH BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHULTZ SHOULD SUPPORT REAGAN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CBS TO AIR EDUCATIONAL SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PRIEST DEDICATED TO PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*ARCHITECTURE & ART,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SEXIST RHYMES, YOUR GOOSE","Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS LOSES DISCRIMINATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES OF DISORDERLY CONDUCT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IN TUNE WITH THE TIMES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW AWAITING KELLER REPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOST GOP LAWMAKERS BACK BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL OF MINES MAY GET NEW PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE POSTPONES ADAMS' SENTENCING,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE ASKS SERVICE TO BUY FLOODED LAND,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCCLURE ELECTED VICE CHAIRWOMAN OF COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPECIAL ELECTION MAY BE CALLED ON ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOWN USES GRANT TO ATTRACT PLASTICS COMPANY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY'S SALES TOP {dollar}1.3 BILLION BY AUGUST,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMPLAINTS LEAD TO CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SUNFLOWER MARKET WILL REBOUND,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*BOARD PUTS IRRIGATION PROJECT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP RALLIES FOR HUMAN RELATIONS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUPERINTENDENT BARS CHOIRS IN CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEAVES FOR TEXAS FOR TRANSPLANT EVALUATION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"BUSINESSES, CHARITIES SHARE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS","Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
MISSIONARIES PUT BIBLES IN HANDS OF FILIPINOS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FAMILY GRATEFUL FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LOCAL PUFFERS SNUFFED SMOKES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VFW SUPPORTS SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PANTRY DISTRIBUTES 96 TURKEYS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PROGRAM ACQUAINTS KIDS AND COPS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SUPERBOWLER SCORES A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CO-OP'S VIEWS ON WATER INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POSITIVE FARM NEWS OUTWEIGHS NEGATIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PLAN WOULD LOWER LONG-DISTANCE RATES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE HOLD MAN IN HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WON'T MAKE APPEARANCES TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRAT LINKS LEGISLATOR TO MOONIES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAID UNCOVERS DRUG FACTORY IN LYONS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VOTERS MUST LOOK BEYOND CANDIDATE--ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALCOHOLICS CAN UNDERSTAND DEAVER'S TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONDOMS AREN'T ANSWER TO AIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOSPITAL DONATES BUILDING TO REGENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL GIVES PARTIAL DEREGULATION TO PHONE INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN HELD IN PLANE BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MIDWEST STATES UNITE TO COLLECT TAXES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BALTIC OUTGAINS REGION IN SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SURVIVES STRING OF ECONOMIC BAD LUCK,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWO SAVED FROM HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BEST GUIDE IS VISIT TO NURSING HOMES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GOES OVERBOARD WITH BAN ON PICKETING,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JOBS FOR INDIANS SCARCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*DRIVERS SHOULDN'T BE OVERBURDENED,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CHASING HAWK NOT FORGOTTEN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PAGE 1 STORY CRUEL TO FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*RIDING THE (MODEL) RAILS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOOK RECORDS SIOUX ACCOMPLISHMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAS AT MR NIFTY DROPS TO 73 CENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAL SCHOOL PLANS DEVELOPMENT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD GETS GRANT FOR MEDIATION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSIONER'S STORYBOOK HOME RUN WON GAME,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THRESHOLD HOPES GRANT WINS OK TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VA ADMINISTRATOR--CRITICISM IS UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*NEW-FOUND BROTHER, COUSINS GIVE...","Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*GET-WELL-O-GRAM-KIDS GIVE YOUTHFUL CHEER,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN IS ALLOWED TO SELL OFF HORSES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAYMENTS A MIXED BLESSING FOR ROSCOE FARMER,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*TEAMWORK HELPED ABERDEEN TO TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST HAGEN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BITTER COLD A BLAST FROM THE PAST,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SAMUELSON ASSESSING TOLL OF DASCHLE REMARK,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BOY STARTED FATAL FIRE, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
INQUIRY AT GOVERNOR'S MANSION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"WHEN IT'S TIME TO STUFF STOCKINGS, HAVE FUN","Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*TEXAN CASTS DARK SHADOWS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"*DRINKING, DRIVING MAY BRING DISASTER","Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RIGHT TO RETAIN 4-A-DAY WALLEYE LIMIT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
USD DOCTORS WHO LEAVE STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHANGE PAROLE AGENTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
USE VACANT BUILDINGS AS HOUSING FOR POOR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SELL WASHINGTON FOR {dollar}1,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DON'T MOVE PARK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
USD'S WILLEY THRIVES ON HARD WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*LYNX COACH HONORED BY HIS PEERS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"DASCHLE TO DISCUSS EASEMENTS, LOANS","Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
OLSEN MARINE STORE SOLD TO THE OSBORNS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
US WEST WILL CLOSE PAYMENT CENTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*HOLIDAYS BOOST PACKAGE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
{dollar}2.3 MILLION AWARDED FOR BLACK HILLS WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BODIES OF 2 MEN FOUND NEAR BRIDGER,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE CALLS MINE PROPOSAL BIG ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS ARRESTED IN TEAR-GAS INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR RAPE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN, 34, DIES FROM INJURIES","Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TAX STATUS IS APPEALED,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRUG ABUSE PROGRAM GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOTE COUNTING SERVICE TO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION WANTS AMBULANCE STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HARRISBURG SEEKS SCHOOL SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL CHANGES MOVE UP,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TRIVIA INSPIRES CONCERT TOUR,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HOURS AND EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SOUTH DAKOTAN HELPED PIONEER SUPER JETS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION CANS MORRELL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BYE, GOVERNOR GOOFY, AND GOOD RIDDANCE (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CASINO MOVES ARE THREAT TO TRIBE'S WELFARE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HEARING SHOWS SYSTEM IN NEED OF REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
DEMONS NOT LINKED TO HINDU RELIGION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SOME KNOW WHY US FOUGHT IN VIETNAM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HEMP KEY TO CLEAN ENERGY INDEPENDENCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WRITER MISSES INTENT OF FAIRY TALE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"DAY CARE RESPONSIBILITY OF PARENTS, NOT STATE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
TAXPAYERS DESERVE BETTER READING SERIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
THIEVES RUIN YULE DISPLAYS FOR OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
KEEP 'IMPRESSIONS'--'SEE DICK RUN' IS DULL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
REVIEW NOT NEEDED FOR ONE-TIME SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
DOES AMBULANCE LOGIC APPLY TO HOSPITALS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
"HOSPITALS, CITY LEADERS OUT OF TOUCH (L)","Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
"IF SUBSIDY EXISTED, WHEN WAS IT ENDED (L)","Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
NEW PRISON SPENDING WILL BE WASTED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*HOLIDAY FOODS HELP SUSTAIN FAMILY TRADITIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL TV ANCHOR'S FAVORITE LEISURE ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK AT FORUM FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAULTY WIRING BLAMED IN ROCK RAPIDS FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECOUNT GIVES WINNER 1 MORE VOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM OFFICIALS WANT TO LURE JAPANESE HERE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*OFFICERS FIND GUN, LINK IT TO KILLING","Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHOWERED WITH CHRISTMAS SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FUNDS NEEDED FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TASK FORCE MEETS TO STUDY 911 EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MASTEN REQUESTS FUNDS TO TIDE COUNTY OVER,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*KELO SAYS IT DIDN'T LIBEL LAWYER,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*RECYCLING COLLECTION TO MOVE TO COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TASK FORCE MEETS ON DUMP ISSUES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*STUDENTS PRAY FOR PEACE IN GULF,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HEARING SCHEDULED IN ABERDEEN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
USD GROUP STARTS RED RIBBON CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CANTON HIRES COMPANY TO GET RID OF TIRES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RC WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FORGERY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*AUGUSTANA DEPTH, DEFENSE STOP HURON","Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*USD BASKETBALL PROGRAM EARNS AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
YAKIMA TOPS SKYFORCE 124-113,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NOW IS GOOD TIME FOR SEED TO BE TESTED,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SD PROFITS IN TOP 10,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
COACH APOLOGIZES FOR INDIAN ARTICLE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRM WITH ALLEGED MOB TIES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OUTCOME COULD MUZZLE RAPE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
911 DISPATCHERS WILL GIVE MEDICAL ADVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"DON'T DRINK, DRIVE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GRAPHIC NEWS RAISES CENSORSHIP QUESTION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*'SCROOGE' FAILS TO COME FORTH WITH FOCUS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CARRYING ON WITH KARAOKE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RETIREE ANSWERS THE CALL TO HELP,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*STEPS OFFERED TO BUILD KIDS' SELF-ESTEEM (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN CHOOSES NEW SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAPITAL CHRISTMAS TREES ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRIDAY HEARING SET IN LAKE ANDES KILLING,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESOURCES GROUP TO MEET SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATOR TOM DASCHLE TO HOLD MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CONDOMS MET CONTROVERSY IN '74,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESS SECRETARY ANDERSON RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKI SEASON IS HERE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN TARGETS GOVERNMENT ACCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SENIORS HONOR DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR'S CONDITION UPGRADED,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HAUNTING REMINDER,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AURORA COUNTY GETS GRANT FOR HEALTH CLINIC,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOY ARRESTED AFTER HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN KILLED IN WRECK HAD ALCOHOL IN BLOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY RECEIVES AMERICA 2000 HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EDUCATION REFORMS DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*BOB KERREY SUPPORTERS FORM STATEWIDE GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LAWMAKER--TRIM LOTTERY ADS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BUDGET ATOP REGENTS AGENDA,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
THESE COACHES PROSPERED THROUGH BASKETBALL'S CHANGES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RELIANCE WOMAN WINS STATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TRUCKING DISPUTE HEADS FOR HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
ROYAL FORK MOVE WILL ACCOMMODATE GARDEN OF PASTA,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*BRANDON SENATOR'S PATH TO PIERRE CROSSES GRIDIRON,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RED FLAGS LITTER SWANGO REPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
USD SHOWS ARROGANCE BY NOT CHECKING SWANGO,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*UNDERSTANDING BEGINS WITH OPEN HEART,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
GARBAGE GROUP HAS WEAK LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*WOMAN HAS THING FOR ROADRUNNERS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*LIGHT UP YOUR LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SD WRITER GETS BLASTED FOR 'FAT WOMEN' CRACK,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
AUGUSTANA CAST DOES GOOD JOB WITH UPDATED STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL'S HOLIDAY PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
ACTING TRIO PUTS FLOUNDERING 'SWAN' ON TARGET,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*OUR WORLD NEEDS MORE LOVING CRITICS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PE REQUIREMENTS CHANGE FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRACTICE CHEMICAL ROCKET FOUND AT IGLOO,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS HOLD LINE ON SMOKING BAN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE GIVES TOURS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VO-TECHS GIVEN MILLIONS IN GRANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TORCHED FACE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON ALTERS GAMBLING VIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY HEATS GAMBLING HOT LINE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE STAFF SWAMPED BY INAUGURATION TICKET PLEAS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION MOVES UP IN SENIORITY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MADISON MUSEUM OPENS EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RC HOSPITAL MAY EXPAND TO CUSTER,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
USD MUSIC SHRINE TO HOST ENSEMBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WEB WATER SALES UP TO {dollar}2.68 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LARSONS BRIGHTEN VERMILLION STREET WITH LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES FEATURE MAJOR SHUFFLES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LOTTERY PANEL TRIES TO PEG 'BAR',"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
SCRATCH-TICKET LOTTERY LOSERS CAN WIN MOVIES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*TGI FRIDAY'S HOPES DINERS TGI OPENING,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BUDGET WON'T STOP PROPERTY-TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CORSON RESIDENTS WANT EXOTIC DANCERS OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC DESERVES ACCESS TO TEEN'S TRIAL (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL-AID PLAN NEEDS OVERHAUL (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUDGET PLAN SETS PACE FOR SPENDING (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CITIBANK EMPLOYEES CHOOSE OWN CAUSES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
INDIANS NEED OWN SPIKE LEE FOR ACCURATE PORTRAYAL,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SUPPORTING NAFTA WAS INDIVIDAUL CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WASTE MANAGEMENT IGNORES RECYCLING LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
VARIOUS MARKET SCHEMES PROFIT HOG PRODUCERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
LAWS ON JUVENILE CRIME NEED SERIOUS OVERHAUL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
BIG PRISON SHAKEDOWN YIELDED LITTLE FOR CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*ACCOUNTANT TASTES FUTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHRISTMAS SALES REPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RACING HAD SERIOUS FUN ON THE RUN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HORFORD'S PRO CAREER LOOKING UP,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE ROUTED BY RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BOWLING FOR BIG MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*SAYING FAREWELL TO A FRIEND OF THE LAND,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
FLOOD AID AVAILABLE IN LAKE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PARMELEE MAN FOUND GUILTY IN PARTY KILLING,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE ROUTES INCLUDED IN HIGHWAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*INSULIN PUMP BRIGHTENS TEEN'S HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BOARD CONSIDERING SUMMER SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
KITTEN BURNED IN OVEN HAS LONG LIST OF TAKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TUBALATION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PARENTS OPPOSE HUMBOLDT ADDITION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CIRCUIT JUDGE OK'S MURDER TRIAL MOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"DAKOTA NATION, BANK TO SIGN CREDIT DEAL","Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OLYMPIC RUNNER MILLS TO SPEAK AT DSU,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SDSU PROFESSORS HONORED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SPEARFISH STALKER PUT ON PROBATION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SYMENS TO INTRODUCE FREE INFORMATION ACT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*OLDER STUDENTS GRADUATE FROM SDSU,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"UNIVERSITIES NEED MORE MONEY, REGENTS SAY","Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*PIERSOL SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
CHURCH REVIEW OF RACISM BEGINS WITH CEREMONIES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
CITY'S CONTRACTORS OF MECHANICAL WORK NEED A LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*HOMEMADE FOR THE HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*YEARS GO FAST; THE MEMORIES ALWAYS LAST,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SHOPPERS FIND IT IN NEW PLACES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
HIGH-INCOME FAMILIES SOAR IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.5"
*GET THE DEAL YOU REALLY WANT FOR TOUR TRIPS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1993, sect.G, p.08, col.2"
"SIOUX FALLS A CITY OF MOVERS, CENSUS BUREAU SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*11 YEARS LATER, MAN RECOVERS STOLEN CHEVY PICKUP","Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHOULD CASH IN ON TRADE AGREEMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ARGUS LEADER SEEKS INPUT ON EDITORIALS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NATION NEEDS UNIFIED CRIMINAL-JUSTICE SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*CHILDREN OF POVERTY DESERVE LIFE ... OF KINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WILLPOWER BEST WEAPON AGAINST GENETIC OBESITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
EDUCATION VITAL IN NEW ECONOMIC ORDER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY SHOULD ELIMINATE BUDGET CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
STATE TAKES BACKWARD STEP IN INMATE RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
MAN HOSPITALIZED FOLLOWING STABBING,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BEDDOW BOUNCES BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HISPANICS CELEBRATE HERITAGE AT MASS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COUNCIL MEMBER WELCOMES GROWING DIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INAUGURAL BUSTLE GETS UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SUSPECT SOUGHT IN STORE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*RAPID CITY JUVENILES ARRESTED IN STOLEN-CAR CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER PARK REPORTS HIGH TOURIST LEVELS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE TO DISCUSS CROP INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
2 JOHNSON STAFFERS RESIGN FOR NEW JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CHRISTMAS TREE BURSTS INTO SONG,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TRIBAL COUNCIL TO DECIDE ON LANDFILL PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*SPOUSE CAN'T HAVE OLD TAX WITHHELD IN JOINT REFUND,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
RC GREGS EYE THREE-PART,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SMILE IS A GIFT WE DON'T MIND BEING RETURNED,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAGAZINE TAKES OFF,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RAMONA GIRL WINS STATE ARTWORK CONTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET PLAN FOR RESIDENCY PROGRAM CALLED INADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CALL TO SERVE IS SURPRISE FOR GUARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TREE BUSINESS EXPECTED TO MISS ITS QUOTA FOR SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE EMPLOYEES DESERVE PAY RAISE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*SCHIRMER CONTRIBUTIONS RESPECTED, APPRECIATED (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LET FLAG STAND FOR TRUE FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
IT'S DEMOCRATS WHO ARE EXTREMISTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CONGRESS IS CUTTING CRUCIAL PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*FIGHT OVER TV COULD SIGNAL DEEPER ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD TEACHER RECEIVES A NEW HEART,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*CATCH THE BALL; HIT THE BALL,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*PHEASANTS MAKE HUNTERS WORK IN LATE SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"111 MEN, 3 WOMEN WON'T BE PAROLED","Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOTELS HELP PAROLE WITH SICK RELATIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER-JOHNSON TV ADS 1 REASON REFORM PARTY FORMED,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ARMED ROBBER HOLDS UP 7-ELEVEN,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PAIR WHO SHIPPED DRUGS IN MAIL SENT TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CLAIMS CITY TREATED HARASSMENT COMPLAINT AS JOKE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD DROPS BALL ON PROPOSED SOCCER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*REGENTS APPROVE NEW NSU DIVISION,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TAX PROPOSAL AIMED AT HELPING RETIREES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FARM EQUIPMENT OUTLOOK MAY IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*KEEPING CAR WARM? WATCH FOR THIEVES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*LEGISLATOR--CRITERIA NEEDED FOR BONUSES,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SD LIFTS BAN ON WYOMING LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*PRISON DISTURBANCE TRAINING,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTAN NAMED ONE OF 32 RHODES SCHOLARS,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FOREST SERVICE SEEKS TO KEEP GRAZING LAND MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*ENJOYED PLAYING WITH HIS BAND,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*DISORDERLY CONDUCT CHARGES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SNOWBIRDS FIND BANKING EASIER,"Argus LeaderDec 12 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*HUNDREDS MOURN VICTIMS OF MITCHELL CRASH-LETCHER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.1, p.01, col.3"
WAKONDA HOME OPEN-BUT ALMOST EMPTY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"DEATH, ILLNESS AT WASTE PLANT TO BRING IN FEDS","Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HUNDREDS MOURN VICTIMS OF MITCHELL CRASH-LETCHER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BAKER SAYS PRESSLER NOT CONTENDER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*THE GAME THAT CAPTURED THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE ACCIDENTAL CAREER OF JOHN HOUSEMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCOUTS SHARE HOLIDAY WARMTH,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREMEN PROTEST NATIVITY TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VERMILLION PRICES HIGHER IN SURVEY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VERMILLION PRICES HIGHER IN SURVEY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VOTE CONSISTENT WITH CITY GROWTH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTE CONSISTENT WITH CITY GROWTH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTE CONSISTENT WITH CITY GROWTH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTE CONSISTENT WITH CITY GROWTH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KUNDERT-DATA PLAN MAY WORK SOON,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELLSWORTH STAFF IN GUAM FOR TEST,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS TO CONVENE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO SD RHODES FINALISTS NAMED,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORT PIERRE OKS HARD FOR STREETS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS STUDENTS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALLIANCE-UNION CARBIDE SHOULD PAY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALLIANCE-UNION CARBIDE SHOULD PAY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION DEPT FEARS SHORT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SERVICE CUTS TO HIT DRIVER EXAM STATION,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MEXICO ACQUIRES OLD RAIL TIES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MEXICO ACQUIRES OLD RAIL TIES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MICKELSON-TAX JUMP IMPROBABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FUEL CONSERVATION IN ND,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LEADER BY ACCIDENT-MAY OPPOSE MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
LEADER BY ACCIDENT-MAY OPPOSE MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
RESOURCES COULD GIVE TRIBES A PIECE OF THE PIE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
GARRISON PROJECT COST UP FOURFOLD,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
RESOURCES COULD GIVE TRIBES A PIECE OF THE PIE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
IOWA-SAUDI ARABIA OF GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1979, sect.C, p.15, col.2"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY CONSTABLE CHARGED,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LUCK SMILED TWICE IN VIKING WIN,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THEY FEAR THE WATER IN 'CANCER ALLEY',"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY CONSTABLE CHARGED,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CANTON COMES TO LIFE WITH WINTER PARADE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"VIKINGS SMILE, ESPECIALLY JIM LANGER","Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WASHINGTON CHEERS CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY HALL DIRT IS OUT FROM UNDER THE CARPET,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEST OF FOOD STAMP PROGRAM COMING TO END,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHATEVER POISONED IOWA FAMILY IS INCREDIBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COWBOY CLINT ROBERTS STANDS OUT IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS TAKES ON GERMAN TONE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TRIM ACCIDENT TOLL FOR YOUTH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INTERSTATE PLUS IN PHEASANT PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A BETTER IDEA FOR COAL PIPELINE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUCCESSFUL MARRIAGES SHOULD BE SPOTLIGHTED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW SHOULD TAKE LOOK AT URANIUM ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CUTS SHOW CONTINUED OPPRESSION OF MINORITY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PARENT DEFENDS CARE AT CUSTER STATE HOSPITAL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PETERSON ASKS HIGHER PRIORITY FOR AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'MAMMOTH' PAYMENT TO BE ON TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PETERSON ASKS HIGHER PRIORITY FOR AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INMATE GETS TIME ON ESCAPE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PUBLIC TV, RADIO DRIVE NETS {dollar}42,747","Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BEER TRUCK RIDE WAS FREE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MCGOVERN-REKINDLE LIBERAL SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MCGOVERN-REKINDLE LIBERAL SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DROUGHT LOANS FLOOD SBA,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CEMENT OFFICIALS MEETING BY PHONE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CEMENT OFFICIALS MEETING BY PHONE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AUGUSTANA TO MERGE DIVISIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD REGENTS TURN DOWN JANKLOW BUDGET PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD REGENTS TURN DOWN JANKLOW BUDGET PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SECRET JOB OFFERS DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD REGENTS TURN DOWN JANKLOW BUDGET PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"RAPE, KIDNAPPING CONVICTION UPHELD","Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ANTI-OAHE MEMBER FILLS BOARD VACANCY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"FUNDS BLOCKED, PANEL IN LIMBO","Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
PENALTY SEEN IF SD WATER IS CONSERVED,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SENATE GIVES INDIAN PANEL 3 MORE YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SENATE GIVES INDIAN PANEL 3 MORE YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
{dollar}1.66 MILLION BID FOR FUEL LEASES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
{dollar}1.66 MILLION BID FOR FUEL LEASES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*LOWER BRULE TRIBE CASHING IN ON CANADA GEESE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOWER BRULE TRIBE CASHING IN ON CANADA GEESE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL TOWNS FEEL ECONOMIC PINCH-DE SMET,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
INDIANS SHOULD NEGOTIATE WITH FEDS FOR LAND,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS SHOULD NEGOTIATE WITH FEDS FOR LAND,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ALL-SAINTS' HALLS DECKED WITH SPECIAL TREES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOGEN--THE CONSERVATIVE FROM KADOKA,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS SHOULD NEGOTIATE WITH FEDS FOR LAND,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY WORKERS WANT TO PROTECT BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*CITY WORKERS WANT TO PROTECT BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JURY AWARDS WATER DISTRICT {dollar}2.7 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CORN WORTH LESS TODAY THAN IN 1932.,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON...NOT ALWAYS LIKE THAT","Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WHAT CHAMBER TASK FORCE URGED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHANGE PUBLIC MIND SET IN COPING WITH SNOW (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*OFFICIALS IN 5 AREA CITIES TELL HOW THEY HANDLE IT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*READER DISAPPOINTED BY STORY ON ARTICHOKES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS CRITICIZED FOR OVERLOOKING DEFENSE FAT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RIDE IN 18-WHEELER OFFERS DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOONSOCKET REALLY DIDN'T LOSE POST TOASTIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ARGUS EDITORIAL ON REGENTS COMMENDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BIG FIRMS PROFITING AT PEOPLE'S EXPENSE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MEASURE DRAFTED FOR EDGEMONT CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HERMOSA GIRL DIES IN 2-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS BILL OVERDUE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS BACKS INFORMATION CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN HAMMER BEATINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"FEDS AIM TO END EDUC SUPPORT, INDIAN LEADER SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SIOUX ADOPT RESOLUTION PROTECTING WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SIOUX ADOPT RESOLUTION PROTECTING WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
AG LEADER CALLS FOR DEFEAT OF FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
OIL COMPANY MISSES STATE TAX PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*BASEMENT FIRE AT 2501 CARTER PLACE SAT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STATE WORKERS SEEK MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STATE WORKERS SEEK MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
KERR-MCGEE WANTS PERMIT RENEWED,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
WASHINGTON WINS AGAIN IN 'A',"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPORTS VIOLENCE-LOCAL LAWYER INVOLVED IN STOPPING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPORTS VIOLENCE-LOCAL LAWYER INVOLVED IN STOPPING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOOSE HUNTERS' SKY BUSTING IS DISGUSTING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
GOOSE HUNTERS' SKY BUSTING IS DISGUSTING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*WINTER CAMPING LONELY AT TIMES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.7"
SKI SLOPES ON THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CROSS COUNTRY ON SKIS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*STRINGS FLYING AT PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*JANET LEE COOK--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
AG MARKETING SERVICE WILL SURVIVE BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
AIRLINE OFFICIALS TO TALK TO SF MERCHANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*MAN INVESTS {dollar}.5 MILLION TO DRILL IN MINN, IA","Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
ANALYST--ELECTRIC STOCK'S GOOD BUY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
IRS WANTS VOLUNTEERS--SOME TAXES DUE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1981, sect.F, p.05, col.3"
GARRETSON DOUBTS WATER WARNINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A DRUNKEN-DRIVING CASE THEY WON'T FORGET,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FOREST SERVICE CONSIDERS SELLING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*'I HOPE WE DON'T GET A BLIZZARD',"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
ELKS OFFER COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GROUPS DONATE FOOD FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*2 INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM LEADER PREDICTS HIGHER RAIL RATES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FINANCIAL ACCOUNT TO KEEP MONEY IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATE POLICE RADIO MONITORS EMERGENCY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLD WEATHER DOESN'T COOL FIGHT WITH CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MCKELLIPS--WATER SUIT WAS JUMPING THE GUN,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PRISON FACILITY ATTAINABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN TWISTS WORDS TO SELL MX (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DON'T FORGET THE REAL MEANING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SPIRIT OF SURVIVAL IN TEKE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PROTECT-A-HOME GIVES LIVED-IN LOOK,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
LIGNITE GASIFICATION PLANT IN RED TAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS PARKING FINE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
IRRIGATORS GROUP AGAINST WATER TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RC POLICE-FIREFIGHTERS OK PACT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SF WOMAN WINS HOLIDAY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TIAGA GOLD GRANTED MINING PERMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TODD HELWIG GAINS SENSE OF ACCOMPLISHMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
9 TO LOOK AT COMMISSIONERS' PAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUSPECT WAS AFTER SOMEONE ELSE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MACHINE OFFERS NEW HOPE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GUNDERSON HEADS CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
DAPPEN ELECTED STAFF PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
FARBER IS ELECTED TO ACADEMY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MILITARY ANNOUNCES AWARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
THOMPSON RE-ELECTED TO SOCIETY--PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*STEIB HEADS GIRLS CLUB BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*ULLERY IS NAMED INSTITUTE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BALCER IS ELECTED TO COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BLAZEY IS GROUP'S PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*CITY SALES TAX GOES UP 1 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS STATE POSITION,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING OFFICER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RAPE, FAMILY VIOLENCE PROGRAMS GET GRANT","Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE LAWMAKERS FORECASTS {dollar}20 MILLION SHORT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WILL STUDY HOSPITAL'S PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SRSTKA CAN'T NET FISH,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CONNECTION BETWEEN DIAL-A-PORN, CHILDREN","Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE GRANTS MOVE OF MCDOWELL TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MEANING OF CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICER ASKS WHY PERMISSION NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TERRORISTS INVOLVE MORE CITIZENS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DUCKS UNLIMITED'S MAIN GOAL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BRANDON MAN ACCUSED OF AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESOLUTION OPPOSES CUT-RATE LOANS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN IS CHARGED WITH RAPING GIRL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAKE-UP SCHOOL DAYS SET,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*US CAN CURB DRUGS, ABDNOR SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REPLACEMENT MARKET SOUGHT FOR COAL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE WILL INVESTIGATE CENDAK CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE WANTS STRYCHNINE DECISION REVERSED,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
HOUSE FIRE CAUSED BY WIRING SHORT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAIL ACQUISITON COULD HURT COAL TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*UNITED BANK IS SOLD TO TEXAS MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LITTLE ROCK'S KLAASSEN HAS FANS WORRIED,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTENSEN CASE CLOSED--FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TAMING THE FIRE--CORSON,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
IT'LL COST YOU 22 CENTS BY MAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DAKOTA THEATRE CARAVAN,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INN DOCTOR KEPT THE FAITH,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CAMPUS SLOWLY TRANSFORMING INTO PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE BACKS HIGH COURT'S REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA FIRM PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW BANK TO OPEN IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PACKAGES CAN GET FASTER POSTAL DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE KEEPS SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS ALIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BLAZE DESTROYS BARN NEAR CORSON,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 WATERTOWN HOSPITALS PLAN MED CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MERIT PAY SCHEME WAS FAULTY EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PUBLIC WINS, THANKS TO HUNKING (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEALTH ORGANIZATION NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DATE SET FOR LANDS COMMISSIONER CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN FILES SUIT FOR HUNTING RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REGENTS TO DISCUSS COLLEGE STARTING DATE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CANADA PORK IMPORTS HURT MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
"LET LAWYERS KEEP JOBS, ASSOCIATION URGES","Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE WOMEN TOUGH,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOLWERDA MAN BEHIND BOBCAT TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAYOR TELLS BURGER KING HE'S HERB,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MEIERHENRY GETS TOUGH ON CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW SPENDS FREELY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO JUMP OFF 'LOVE BOAT' HOUPLA (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*IMPARTIAL PANEL NEEDED TO RESOLVE CONTRACTING ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*DID YA HEAR THE ONE ...,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ART HELPS PATIENTS' SELF-ESTEEM,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CONSIDERS RUN FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INSURANCE PROBE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EARLY PRIMARY TOPS ROBERTS TOURISM PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HERE IS THE CHURCH,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DOMESTIC ABUSE PROGRAMS PUSH FOR AID,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CUSTOMERS AREN'T HOT ABOUT BUYING FIREWOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JURY FINDS MAN NOT GUILTY OF SPOUSAL RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BILL WOULD KEEP PROJECT ALIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOME LOANS AVAILABE JAN 1,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW WOULD BALANCE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS MEETING EXAMINES INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SEVERAL PEOPLE ARE SENTENCED IN CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*A FLURRY WITHOUT FURY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAPIST GETS 200 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COYOTES BASK IN ALABAMA SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'SCROOGE' ISN'T STINGY WITH THE PLEASURE IT GIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS HAVE CHRISTMAS IN THEIR HEARTS ALL YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
GIRLS CLUB THANKS BENEFIT SPONSORS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FOOD BANK THANKS BUSINESSES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
JAYCEES THANK PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MEDIA HAVE TRIED AND CONVICTED REAGAN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REAGAN MUST TELL TRUTH NOW (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOME DON'T DESERVE HELP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PUBLIC HOUSING A BAD IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TEAMS GET TASTE OF SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BURNED WOMAN STILL CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HORMEL RECALLS CANNED CHICKEN,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL HOSPITAL UNVEILS COPTER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW JUSTICE TAKES OATH,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANALYST PREDICTS FIGHT ON FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESIDENTS GIVE TEST PROGRAM GOOD MARKS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WORK CUT OUT FOR THEM TO TRIM BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SOVIET HOLDS TALKS WITH STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MINES SCHOOL HEAD LAUDED BEFORE LEAVING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FIRM TO SELL MEDALLIONS DESPITE BAN,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LAWRENCE COUNTY WANTS MINERAL TAX BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*COLLEGE DIPLOMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COLLEGE-TO-PRISON PROPOSAL DIVIDES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHOPLIFTING CONCERNS RISE DURING HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MERGER OF THREE SMALL SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MCCARTHY CAMPAIGN EYE-OPENER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SPECIALIZED REPORTING CAN BE BIASED,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUDGET MESS DRAWS ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LAWMAKERS DODGE PAY CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
RETURN TO CITY REWARDING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SLOBS THREAT TO HUNTING TRANITION,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BUCKS WIN WRESTLING TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*SPEAKS LANGUAGE OF CANADA GEESE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"HUNTERS, LANDOWNERS CAN WORK TO FORM...","Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
DRIVE TO HELP RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN KILLED IN WRECK NEAR EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER MAKES ACADEMY PICKS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY--RAPID CITY READY FOR HOTEL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHILD BEGINS PAINFUL RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSH RAISED STAKES IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CRITICS ASSESS IMPACT OF FARM PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REPUBLICANS PICK DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DELIVERING HAPPINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ALTERNATE WAYS TO GIVE TEACHERS MORE PAY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"RESERVATION TO GET NEW HOSPITAL, CLINIC","Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE WORKERS WANT 7.8 PERCENT SALARY RAISE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MOOSE WANDERS INTO SD,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*TRADITIONS COLLIDE WHEN FAMILIES COMBINE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE NEEDS MATURE TALENT IN 'MR SCROOGE',"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"PEG KIRSTEIN, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
CHILE SCOREBOARD BUILT IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DAYTON SALES TOTAL {dollar}1 BILLION IN 4 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*CITY FIRMS FURNISH FUN, NOT FUNDS","Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CENTER HELPS LAUNCH SMALL BUSINESSES IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FLAMES RIP THROUGH SIOUX FALLS HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GALLAND FACES 2 MURDER COUNTS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
8 ZOO PENGUINS FLY TO FLORIDA TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON MUST FACE STATE PRISON PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LAW SHOULD BE SAME FOR ALL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
TALK ABOUT SON HELPS BEREAVED PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
FEEL COMPASSION FOR VICTIM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
WHERE IS THE GIFT OF LOVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*'RUNNING ON EMPTY' SHOWS TUG-OF-WAR,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CABLE TV TO ADD MOVIE CHANNEL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY GETS AWARD FOR PEDESTRIAN SAFETY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT AGAINST OFFICER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO SUSPECTS IN DRUG CASE ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 2 YEARS IN SHOPLIFTING SPREE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING A BEAR HUG,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MONEY PROBLEMS CAUSE VA CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NURSE SENTENCED IN DRUG THEFT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WILL ANNOUNCE SENATE PLANS BY SPRING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TWO UTILITY POLES FELLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY TO CREATE TWO PARKS IN SOUTHEAST,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
THREE RACES UNCHANGED AFTER ELECTION RECOUNTS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RECOMMENDS RAISE OF 4 PERCENT FOR JANITORS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISTRICT MIGHT SELL PROPERTY FOR VO-TECH,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WEB OFFICIAL LOSES BID FOR SIXTH TERM,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*TALENTED KNIGHTS TURN KUETER INTO WINNER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*COUPLE SUFFER GAS POISONING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL--INQUIRY SUBJECT A STUDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"OLDHAM, RAMONA VOTERS APPROVE MERGER","Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THIEVES TAKE LIGHT OUT OF MAN'S HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
INVESTIGATION HAS PIERRE ABUZZ,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHRIST HEALS EVERY DAY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CITY NEEDS RECYCLING PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NO LIQUOR SALESMAN IN SENATE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SD WON'T RETURN TO 1870'S (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
REVISE ALL-STATE PICKS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*VEGETARIAN EATING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SET LIMITS TO HOLIDAY EATING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CIVIL DEFENSE CHIEF RECOGNIZED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEVELOPER SUED SECOND TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXTRADITION WAIVED IN ABDUCTION CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TERRACE PARK PLANS PRESENTED TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ZOO EMPLOYEE HURT AFTER FALLING 12 FEET,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROOSEVELT SCHOOL TAG OK WITH MOST,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STRETCHING FOR SNOW FLAKES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PETROLEUM SPILL NO THREAT, CITY SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACHER PAY PLAN 'DOESN'T ADD UP',"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY INMATES MAY WORK HARDER FOR KEEP,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLICE NET 3 MORE IN DRUG SHIPMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*PRESSLER INCREASES MAILINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY WILL ASK LEGISLATURE TO REPEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*MINERALS MINED,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*STATE BANNERS MAY BE HELD HOSTAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIAL BACKS TEACHERS IN IROQUOIS DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEB BOARD SUSPENDS LAWYER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN FLUSHED OUT OF HOUSE BY TEAR GAS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
HURON VETERAN SAYS VA IS CRUEL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
MEANS INVOLVED IN PROTEST AGAINST COLUMBUS EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
WYOMING INFUSION REVIVES DWU VOLLEYBALL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SD PRODUCT SALES UP IN YULE SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNOR NOT BACKING SD FIRMS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"PANEL WEIGHS CAR WASH, BANK PERMITS","Argus LeaderDec 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
'IMPRESSIONS' VOTE DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGENCIES SAY RECESSION HERE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLE FOREST,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JANKLOW HEADS MONITORING OF HAITI VOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
YOUNG PEOPLE MORE CONSERVATIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HARRIS' DEDICATION FITTINGLY REWARDED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ANDERSON ALWAYS GAVE 100 PERCENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
15TH & WESTERN LAND SHOULD BECOME PARK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'IMPRESSIONS' CONTAINS UNNECESSARY VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"GI'S DEFENDING FREEDOM, DESERVE OUR SUPPORT (L)","Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FARMERS PROVE THAT ORGANIC FOOD IS BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*CANCER NURSE LEARNS TO LIVE FOR THE MOMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC GIVES SCHOOLS A 'C',"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE TO ATTEND BOARD MEETING FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REC CENTER GYM OPEN THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF COLLEGE REGISTERING STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUXLAND CAR COUNCIL TO PRESENT DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2ND I-90 SHOOTING JURY TRIAL BEGINS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOLIDAY ANGELS VISIT BERGELAND SENIOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIMS TO REDUCE PRESCRIPTION DRUG FRAUD,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MONTHLY TRASH BILL MAY RISE 50 CENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRISONERS GO TO COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MAINE LOBSTER CHARGED WITH 18 VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TWO SITES STUDIED FOR BRANCH LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"SID DAVISON, RETIRED PUBLISHER, DIES AT 78","Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COLOMBIAN DRUG DEALER SENTENCED TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRANT ALLOWS HOSPITALS TO ACCESS MEDICAL DATA,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY TRIALS SET IN RIOT CASES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESERVOIRS GROW BY MODEST AMOUNT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE ACCIDENTS NEAR MISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LANDOWNERS INVITED TO BIA MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DRUNKEN-DRIVING ARRESTS REACH 8-YEAR LOW IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MULTI-LINK SLOT MACHINES APPROVED,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REGENTS TO ASSESS GOVERNOR'S FUNDING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BIA CLOSING EDUCATION OFFICE IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HIGHWAY CASE SAID TO HURT RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
UNDERWOOD NAMED WOMEN'S COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA WRESTLING CUT BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
NSP ANNOUNCES INTERNAL ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TELLINGHUISEN CALLS MAILINGS DECEPTIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*UNION MUST TAKE NEXT STEP ON CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
SHEEP PRODUCERS TO GET NEW WEAPON,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
POLITICAL LEADERS LAUD BUSH TRADE ACTION,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
HAMMER'S DEATH MAKES SALE OF IBP MORE LIKELY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*GOVERNOR LEAVES HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD UPS LOTTERY SHARE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EXTRA LOTTERY MONEY COULD IMPROVE WATER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*READERS SPLIT OVER VERDICT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*HOTLINE ADDRESSES REAL ISSUES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*SMALL HOUSE, TRAINS READY FOR EXHIBITS","Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROBIN HOOKS INTO SPARKLING ROLE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SDSU'S 'BRIGADOON' PEPPERED WITH PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
KIM ROOMMATE FACES SENTENCING IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN WAS CONVICTED 17 TIMES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL--FLU CASES RESPONDING TO VACCINE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO SF MEN ARRESTED IN ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOLSEY MAN FOUND DEAD IN BURNED TRUCK,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD TO LOOK AT CONTRACT SUGGESTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ELDERLY REFUSE TO LEAVE PROPOSED SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP SEEKS MATCHING FUNDS TO GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL CHALLENGES KELO ALLEGATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MCKELLIPS FAVORS LEASE AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WARRIOR MURAL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ASTRONAUT TO GIVE GRADUATION ADDRESS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COLORADO CASINOS NOT AFFECTING DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY LAWYER NAMED TO PAROLE BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY TO CONSIDER NEW REVIEW PROCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUSPECT IN CUSTODY IN ABERDEEN VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD AWARDED GRANT FOR JOURNALISM TRAINING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL CALLS FOR INDIAN EDUCATION REFORMS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
REGENTS REVIEW STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SUPREME COURT ALLOWS LAND TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TYPE A FLU CASES GAIN SPEED ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"*DWU, MORGAN UPSTAGE VIKINGS","Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN PINS DOWN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*METAL PRODUCTS CHIPPED, RECYCLED, RESOLD","Argus LeaderDec 13 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*FIGHTING THE MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF LEGISLATORS PLAN SCHOOL-AID FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SWANGO'S 'TALENT WILL BE WASTED',"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"APPOINT JUDGES FOR ABILITY, NOT ADDRESS (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWMAKERS...SUBJECT TO SAME STANDARDS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MEDICAL SCHOOL HAS SERVED STATE WELL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ABORTION FOES SHOULDN'T PUSH VIEWS ON OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*HOW IS RESERVATION LIFE--DEPENDS ON YOUR VIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SOMALIA OPERATION WORTHWHILE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*TRAIL SYSTEMS AVAILABLE FOR SNOWMOBILERS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAY GET 2ND SHOT AT EAST RIVER DEER,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HUNTERS STAY BUSY WHEN SEASON ENDS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*HUSKER BOWLER FITTJE--GAME IS 'IN TRANSITION',"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"*SF, CHICAGO CONNECT","Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BADLANDS IS SITE FOR FERRET RELEASE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE RE-ELECTION CAMPAIGN IN BLACK,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
FAULKTON HOSPITAL THREATENED BY CLOSING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
STATE HEALTH OFFICIAL TO JOIN CLINTON TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
USD GIVEN JULY 1 DEADLINE TO PAY TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS OBSERVED IN DEEP BRASS TONES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*HAPPY HOLIDAYS IN A NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
HARVEST IS GOING FOR LONG HAUL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
HOLIDAY JOBS PUT CRUNCH ON STUDENTS' TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*ATTORNEY GENERAL URGES STATE TO GO SLOW ON GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
VOTE RECOUNT RULING EXPECTED NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*HEAVY METAL DONATION,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
SPORTS OFFICIAL ACCUSES STATE PATROL OF BIAS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.6"
*BATTLE OF THE BEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*GOOD REPORTERS CARRY CREDIBILITY WITH THEIR ID'S,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*TOURISTS FIND AUSTRALIA BIG, FRIENDLY","Argus LeaderDec 13 1992, sect.G, p.02, col.3"
*JAMZ CHANGES RULES ON EVE OF VOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD HUTTERITES RECEIVE TAINTED FOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CONSIDER ALTERNATIVE FOR SCHOOL ADDITIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"HYPNOSIS ALTERS MINDS, HAS NO PLACE IN SCHOOL (L)","Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"PRISON IS A DUMP, BUT IT'S BETTER RUN (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HIGHER CIGARETTE TAXES WILL CAUSE MORE CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CHRISTMAS COMMERCIALISM: TOO MUCH TOO SOON,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*MERCHANTS DESERVE APPLAUSE FOR CHRISTMAS HUSTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DOCTORS STILL BACK HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FMHA OFFERING LOANS FOR YOUNG FARMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUNDREDS BATTLE BLACK HILLS FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENT TO PRISON FOR POISONING EAGLES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ENJOYS JOB AS PROFESSOR OF GOOD WILL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAPPY HANUKKAH,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NONSTOP VOLUNTEER FULL OF ENERGY AND THANKS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BRANDON BUSY MAKING ROOM FOR GROWTH,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEVELOPER MOVES ON AFTER LANDFILL'S DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES STATE APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INNOVATIVE PRODUCTS SUBJECT OF WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER RUNOFF ABOVE NORMAL IN NOV,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY GIVEN DIVERSITY GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*INSTRUCTOR TEACHES IMPORTANCE OF TRIBAL DIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ACCOUNTING CHANGE WOULD COST SCHOOLS {dollar}2.9 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"MINING FIRM SEEKS LAND, GOLD-DIGGING TRADE-OFF","Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"CITY IS BARGAIN FOR BUSINESS, STUDY FINDS","Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*CHILDREN CAN CONTRIBUTE TO AN IRA,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*BASKETBALL PROGRAMS SPRING UP,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BIRRENKOTT EXCELLED IN DEAF OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TEST TIME--WE CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT IT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FINDING THE RIGHT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TEEN LOCK-IN SET AS NEW YEAR'S EVE ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RASPY-THROAT DEAN WOWS CROWD IN ARENA,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"SYMPHONY, SINGERS MIX POWER WITH ELEGANCE","Argus LeaderDec 13 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SOURCE--CITIBANK OWED REFUND,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TYNDALL BRAINSTORMS OVER FUTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SHAKE-UP BEGINS IN STATE CABINET,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LARGER CLASS SIZES TO BOOST ENROLLMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RURAL PROJECT LOOKS AT RESIDENTS UNDERTAKING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HURON S&L DIRECTORS GET EXPENSIVE LESSON (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ELDERS LOSES OUT IN CLINTON SHIFT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WAKONDA WARRIORETTES SNUBBED BY ARGUS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SANTA'S WATCHING SNOWMAN VANDALS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CATHOLIC CHURCH ALLOWS USE OF DEATH PENALTY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*CUBS' LIMOGES LIGHTS IT UP,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*HEY, TAKE A TRY AT TAXIDERMY","Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FLAAGAN GUIDES RC STEVENS TO CROSS COUNTRY SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
CANARIES PITCHER FINED FOR DRINKING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM DEPARTMENT SEEKS APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEN BATTLE CHILD-SUPPORT LAW,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SANTA SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STUDY TOUGHER COLLEGE ENTRANCE STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN CHARGED IN CHILD-RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAN STABBED IN NECK IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ASSIS. ATTORNEY PASSES OUT DURING COMMISSION MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*GAS SPILL,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CONVENTION CENTER BACK TO SQUARE ONE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MAGAZINE RECOGNIZES FOUNDER OF GATEWAY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ARSON SUSPECTED IN FIRE AT RAPID CITY CLINIC,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SURGICAL CENTER TO OPEN THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MAN TO BE TRIED IN TEEN-DRINKING CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FEE INCREASE WOULD RAISE GARBAGE RATES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DRIVE-UP ESPRESSO MAKES MOST OF SPACE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
LOW PRICES FOR HOGS CONCERN PROCESSORS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*MAN HELD IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HEATING-ASSISTANCE APPLICATIONS ON ICE PENDING BUDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STRING OF ROBBERIES SETS RECORD FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE TREE NURSERY TIME MIGHT BE UP (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SOCCER GREAT SPORT BUT NOT FOR SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
US SHOULD NOT SEND ANY TROOPS TO BOSNIA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
WHY WERE TROOPS WEARING UN BERETS? (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
ARTICLE DIDN'T MENTION PIERRE'S NO. 10 RANKING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
PUBLIC NEEDS THE TRUTH ABOUT MCCOOK LAKE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
BOARD TO DECIDE LITTLE FLOWER SCHOOL'S FATE TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FIRE INJURES MAN, DAMAGES BUILDING","Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEACH HOUSE DENIED LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GREAT BEAR SKI VALLEY OPENS HALF OF SLOPE TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RETIRED PRIEST TO PAY DAMAGES IN CASE OF SEX ABUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD REFUSES TO BAN BEER SALES AT PARK,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MITCHELL MAN NEARLY DIES WHILE TRYING TO SAVE DOG,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN BEING HELD IN ASSAULT OF COPS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JANKLOW SAYS RAISE DEPENDS ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*2 SDSU PROFESSORS TO RECEIVE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SECRETARY RILEY TO BE GUEST AT CITY RECEPTION,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WATERTOWN COMPANY SUBMITS LOWEST BID,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PANEL TO REVIEW ANIMAL CLINIC PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"{dollar}850,000 ENDOWMENT ESTABLISHED AT SCHOOL","Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
A NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL IS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PARENT QUESTIONS LOCKER SEARCHES BY DOGS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LEGISLATORS FAVOR FLAG DESECRATION AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AUGUSTANA COLLEGE EARNS TOP RANKING IN THE REGION,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JOHNSON BILL BLOCKS EPA WATER STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
2 POLICE OFFICERS WILL BE PROMOTED,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*TOOK BATTLE WITH CANCER PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*PHYSICALLY ACTIVE TEENS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PAPERS FILED TO RESTORE SALES TAX EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*LOUIE'S CLOSES DEC. 24,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
42 SOUTH DAKOTANS HAVE TAX REFUNDS COMING,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SHARP-SHOOTING KLINE PASSES OFF,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*PUMPKIN CENTER BURNS OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COOK USES CORN OIL AND TIN FOIL TO KEEP CAKES MOIST,"Argus LeaderDec 13 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW GAVE HIS TOP AIDES RAISES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW GAVE HIS TOP AIDES RAISES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
IOWA 'MUTILATIONS' MAY START TROUBLE IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CONSUMER OFFICE, JOB PENDING","Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWA 'MUTILATIONS' MAY START TROUBLE IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*RIDE ON JUNIOR HIGH BUS CROWDED, CHAOTIC","Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM INDUSTRY ELIGIBLE FOR LOAN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CONSUMER OFFICE, JOB PENDING","Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM INDUSTRY ELIGIBLE FOR LOAN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPEND INCREASE FOR ARMS WELL (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS COLLEGE SAVES FUEL OVER HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS COLLEGE SAVES FUEL OVER HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SDSU REDUCES HEATING NEEDS 36 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE CHALLENGE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE CHALLENGE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS COLLEGE SAVES FUEL OVER HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SDSU REDUCES HEATING NEEDS 36 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SDSU REDUCES HEATING NEEDS 36 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS GET 8.1 PERCENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
REGENTS GET 8.1 PERCENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
REGENTS GET 8.1 PERCENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
LAWMAKERS ASKED TO CUT SOME REGENTS AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
WELLING JURY LIST EXPANDED,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WELLING JURY LIST EXPANDED,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SIX UTILITIES SAY STATE OWES THEM {dollar}3.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NDSU-MAINSTREAMING ARRIVES ON CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
NDSU-MAINSTREAMING ARRIVES ON CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
GANNETT NO 1,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
'TIME AFTER TIME',"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MARK AND MARV THORSTENSON-SIOUX FALLS POLICE DEPT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHANUKAH,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OLDER STUDENTS FLOURISH,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*OLDER STUDENTS FLOURISH,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
DEMO PROBLEMS IN SD RUN DEEP,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS MUM ON WINGLER,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAW PROVIDES SEVERAL WAYS TO LEAVE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS MUM ON WINGLER,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHS GIRLS PERFECT 23-0,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ADRIAN WINS CROWN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BIG SIOUX RECREATION AREA NEEDS SNOW,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CANADA GOOSE SURVIVES 6 TRIPS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SNOWMOBILERS MUST OBTAIN LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOMEN RUNNERS BREAKING BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
GROCERY OFFICIAL UNWORRIED ABOUT COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.B, p.12, col.4"
*ELECTRONIC TEACHERS TAKE THEIR PLACE IN CLASS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUCTION BRINGS OUT BIG SPENDERS-LAKE PRESTON,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEONA FELDHAUS-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
SIOUX VOC SCHOOL FOR HANDICAPPED AUXILIARY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.C, p.18, col.1"
*INSTALLED AS NEW HONORED QUEEN-BETH MCCARE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.C, p.18, col.1"
WILBERT SCHROEDER ELECTED WORTHIPFUL MASTER,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.C, p.18, col.1"
AMER FED OF MUS LOCAL 114 ELECT BOB NIBLICK,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.C, p.18, col.1"
CEMENT COMM PLANS TO MEET VIA TELEPHONE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*3,000 HONKERS AT PIERRE","Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH GROUP SOFTENS 'BILL OF RIGHTS',"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CEMENT COMM PLANS TO MEET VIA TELEPHONE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HEATING SUBSIDIES AWAIT LOW INCOME SD FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
IOWA RETAILER SHOWS CUSTOMERS TAX DODGE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
GASOLINE PRICE HIKE MIGHT HURT HILLS TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SENATORS HAVE FINE OPPORTUNITY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SENATORS HAVE FINE OPPORTUNITY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SENATORS HAVE FINE OPPORTUNITY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS CAN USE CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MANY OBSTACLES WHIPPED IN BRIDGING MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS CAN USE CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MANY OBSTACLES WHIPPED IN BRIDGING MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WHERE PEACE BEGINS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
FUSS ABOUT LENNON'S DEATH WAS OVERDONE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
MAKE URANIUM FOES PROVE STATEMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
UNSHOVELED WALKS A HAZARD TO WALKERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MISSION HILL YOUTH DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BROWN CO REPORTS CATTLE SCABIES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE ON LOSING END OF REBELLION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
THE GOOD OLD DAYS OF {dollar}1 GASOLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM TO END,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BROWN CO REPORTS CATTLE SCABIES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE WATER BOARD TO MEET THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*INMATES GET TASTE OF CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*INMATES GET TASTE OF CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
"CITY, COURT BEGIN MERGER OF TAX ASSESSMENT","Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
EDGEMONT DISPUTES ETSI PIPELINE STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
ELECTRICITY CONSERVATION COULD LEAD TO HIGHER COSTS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHURCH'S CHRISTMAS PAGEANT BECOMING A FAMILY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCH'S CHRISTMAS PAGEANT BECOMING A FAMILY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HERE COMES FIDO AND THERE GOES YOUR SANITY...,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CREATION DEBATE HAS EVOLVED SINCE DARWIN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CORVETTE CLUB HELPS INN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LUVERNE GIRL SCOUTS HELP LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
JAYCEES TOY DRIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
PROJECT THRESHOLD RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"TALKS FRUSTRATE CITY, WORKER NEGOTIATIONS","Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TALKS FRUSTRATE CITY, WORKER NEGOTIATIONS","Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX BREAK ON PRIVATE SCHOOL TUITION GETS MIXED REACT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUILDING ALTERNATIVES FACE SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BUILDING ALTERNATIVES FACE SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CONFLICTING RECLAMATION LAWS CONFUSE MINING FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CONFLICTING RECLAMATION LAWS CONFUSE MINING FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WHO CAN OFFER BETTER BUDGET THAN JANKLOW (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JESUS WOULD WEEP OVER NATIVITY FUSS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHO CAN OFFER BETTER BUDGET THAN JANKLOW (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CIVIL RIGHTS BOARD ERRS IN CONTROVERSY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ROBERTS' VOTE AGAINST DEFENSE CUT CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE--DON'T OVERLOOK US STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS MISSED VOTE WAS MINOR,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'NO TRESPASSING' SIGNS WORKED,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
21 CITIES TO SPLIT RECREATION FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOSTS SOUGHT FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*F LEE BAILEY TO SPEAK IN SF FEB 10,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PROGRAM WILL CLEAN OUT OLD COURT RECORDS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*WASHINGTON CELEBRATES STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SF COUPLE FOUND DEAD IN HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE SENTENCE FOR DWI FITS THE CRIME,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE DENIES EXTRA YEAR FOR INDIAN CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PETTIGREW MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FURNACE CHECK MAY PREVENT POISONINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*GUITARIST COMBINES CLASSICAL TECHNIQUE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
HIGHWAY PATROL PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"HOMESTAKE WORKERS POCKET {dollar}100,000 IN GOLD","Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW CALLS FOR TOUGHER DWI LAWS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HERE'S HOW SD METES OUT PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HANSON OWNS ANNEXED LAND,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
INDIANS WANT LAND CLAIM REDRESS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MERCY FOOD IDEA GAINS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE & SALEM--OF THEE WE SING (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AD OFFERED CHANCE TO PLUG SD PLUSES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MX COULD SPUR NEW ROUND (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REAGAN'S WEAKNESS SHOWS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REGENTS & JANKLOW TO COMPARE BUDGETS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
PARKING IN HANDICAPPED ZONE--{dollar}25 TICKET,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
CORPS TRIES TO IDENTIFY 6 BODIES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD FARMERS STILL UNSURE ABOUT GRAIN PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD MAN GETS 35 YEARS IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
3-YR-OLD TRIPP GIRL DROWNS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HILTON MAY BE SOLD TO PAY MORTGAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD VOTES TO BUY TERMINALS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SD S&L'S LOSE MILLIONS 1ST HALF OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*RIGHTS--FOCUS OF CITY HALL LABOR RIFT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEED HELICOPTER AMBULANCE IN RURAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REASONS FOR JOINING SF POLICE FORCE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CABBAGE PATCH DOLL AUCTION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SCOTT IS NAMED SNOSHO QUEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
TRAUTMAN IS EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*ASKS THAT INDICTMENT BE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STAR BRIGHT STREET IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE RULES IN FAVOR OF CABIN OWNERS IN CUSTER,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCDOWELL ALLOWED SEARCH OF HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN'S COOKIE PROJECT IS SWEET NEWS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DIVORCED AFTER 22 YEARS OF MARRIAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ICE ON ROADS CAUSES 2 ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD DROPS PLANS FOR FAMILY CENSUS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY WANTS 4TH FLOOR STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*URGES CHANGES IN DEATH INVESTIGATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY WILL ENFORCE 2-HOUR LIMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SRSTKA ON DANGEROUS GROUND AS POWERBROKER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OLD SYSTEM WORKED WELL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BID TO ABANDON LINE ASSAILED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PARKS COMMISSION RAISES CAMPING FEES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT KEEPS WESTERN FLYING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
ABERDEEN OFFICIALS APPROVE MAYOR'S SALARY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FEDERAL RESERVE APPROVES FARMERS STATE BANK,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HEALTH GROUPS OPPOSE RADIOACTIVE WASTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOYBEAN GROUP CONSIDERS CHECKOFF PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE SWITCHES INSURANCE TO ANOTHER COMPANY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS STUDENTS HAVE TO PASS TO PLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
YMCA PLANS TO REMODEL BUILDING IN '85,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
BAPTIST GROUP WANTS TO BUILD NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
COUNTY INMATES THREATEN HUNGER STRIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DEFEATS PROPOSAL FOR STATE-RUN BOND BANK,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
JURY PICKED IN TRIAL OF PIEDMONT FIRE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTERS GET ANOTHER SHOT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BLACK HILLS FOOTBALL TEAM WINS HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
MINERALS HURT BLUE DOG LAKE FISH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*KEEPING WATCH,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HUNTERS LEAVE DEER TO ROT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BIG STORM IN ROCKIES TAPS PLAINS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LENNOX CHIEF CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'GLITTER' SHOWS VIEWERS TIRED OF SLEAZE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WANTED--SANTA CLAUS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*ABOUREZK PARTICIPATED IN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION GRANTS LICENSE FOR DANCE HALL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL POLICE HAVE SUSPECT IN ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SALVATION ARMY RAISES OVER {dollar}30,000","Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS WANT ACADEMIC CALENDAR CHANGED,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TEENS WANT TO KEEP DRUNKS FROM DRIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW TRIES TO LURE ILLINOIS INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WATER BOARD IS STRUGGLING WITH TRANSITION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HELP FEED WORLD'S STARVING PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAYBE REAGAN FORGOT...(ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS TWO MEN FOR MAIL FRAUD,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO VISIT CHEM-NUCLEAR WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MIDWESTERN GOVERNORS TO MEET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER TO TAKE OATH OF OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY ACQUITS PINE RIDGE MAN OF ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM BILL IS DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TO STOP LIBRARY'S FILM-RENTAL FEES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WOMAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT ON COUNTY ROAD,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CORSICA LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE HOLDS SALE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STANLEY COUNTY SHERIFF TRIAL BEGINS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VIENNA WOMAN SEEKING CITIZENSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS SEND HELP TO NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
HOOPS--FARMING BRIGHTER IN THE LONG RUN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*FIRE CAPS TOUGH YEAR FOR FAMILY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BITTER COLD STALLS DRIVERS' PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WRITER CAPTURES THE FLAVOR OF LOCAL JOURNALISM,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CUT AGRICULTURAL SUBSIDIES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TV TONE DOWN THE PEEKING (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
USE OF SAFETY BELTS SAVES MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE TAKES NOBLE STAND (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SEAT BELTS INFRINGE ON RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*I'VE TRAVELED THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MANY MADE MERRY AT MADRIGAL FEESTE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOOKS ON TAPE ARE BOOMING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*STRIVE TO RISE ABOVE DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FARM CONFERENCE WAS SUCCESSFUL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MUSEUM THANKS VOLUNTEERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ART STUDENTS THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*INMATE VISITORS BRING HOLIDAY CHEER,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*40 YEARS FOR WIFE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LACK OF COOPERATION THWARTS BAD CASES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS RECEIVE WISH LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WALKING TALL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FAMERS UNION PLANS LEGISLATISE CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW WINS RE-ELECTION TO GOVERNOR'S PANEL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JURY FINDS RAPID CITY MAN GUILTY OF CRASH DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINN MAN GETS 20 MONTHS FOR THEFT ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUPREME COURT THROWS OUT RAPE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WATER SERVICE COST MAY INCREASE NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FRATERNITY LIQUOR BAN APPROVED,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
REGENTS REQUEST FOR FACULTY PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WANTED-LIST PLAN TO FORCE PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEFEATS DON'T DISSUADE HAMMONS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE TALKS PLANNED FOR NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*DEFENDING TITLISTS WIN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TEAM TAKES LOSS WITH HEADS UP,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HOPES OF FREEDOM SUSTAIN MOST INMATES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AN OFTEN THANKLESS TASK,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*STYLE MARKED BY A COOL DEMEANOR,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
2ND IS CAUSE FOR PRIDE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONVICT BRIGHTENS CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE DEMONSTRATES HIS POLITICAL SAVVY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ENRICH LIFE BY VOLUNTEERING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GIVE GIRLS SAME COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
USE SEAT BELTS WHEN DRIVING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*BISON REPEL COYOTES 27-7,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JONES WILL BE REMEMBERED AS WINNER,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*ANGLERS LURED TO ICE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TEEN BREAKS 700 BARRIER,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*A BUSINESS THAT DEFIES LABELS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CENTER GIVES KITCHEN A STARRING ROLE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POLICY ON BUSINESS NOTES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PIZZA STORE FOR EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
CHILDREN GIVEN CHRISTMAS SPREE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN SOUGHT AFTER JAIL BREAK,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE CLAIMS WIN FOR ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN ICE ESCAPADE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN DIES AFTER CAR FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*AREA CHILDREN HAVE HANDS-ON HOLIDAY PARTY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BIG GAME DRAWS TO CHEER ON USD,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS RESIGNED TO TUITION HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON CONTRIBUTED TO BUDGET PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
WIND WHITTLES AWAY AT TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
GRAMMAR HOT LINE LATEST WORD IN USAGE ADVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
"PUSHES SAFE DRIVING IN POSTERS, PROGRAMS","Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY PLANS FOR IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
SD HAS PAYMENT BUMPER CROP,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
"BIRTHS, DEATHS OF SD BUSINESSES","Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
*EONS OF NEON,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*BERNICE SCHOTTEN'S TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1986, sect.F, p.10, col.1"
*WILLIAMS WORKS TO POLISH TARNISHED IMAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WINTER STORM COULD HIT SD TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEWSPAPER TOLD THE STORIES OF CENTERVILLE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SO YOU WANT TO BE FIT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CHANGING SCHOOL NAMES WON'T MAKE THEM BETTER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
USD POLITICAL SCIENTIST'S REVENUE PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GIVE SENIOR CITIZENS A BREAK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOVERNMENT OBLIGATED TO HONOR INDIAN TREATY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TOURISTS' TOW CHARGE UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ALL-STATE PICKS QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ARAB-ISRAELI REVIEW PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SURGERY PREVENTS RECURRING BUNIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"BISHOP, 73, DIES IN RAPID CITY","Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GREENPEACE TRIAL GETS POSTPONEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE TO DISCUSS SD WATER SYSTEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEIGHT LIMIT POSTED ON BRIDGE NEAR TEA,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARMS TREATY NEEDS AMENDMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BLEACH WEARS OUT CLOTHES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
IDENTIFICATION OF AIDS PAROLEES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLAN HURTS POOR DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS BUSY WITH LEGISLATION REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATE PASSES BILL ON ACRES IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WEB MEMBERS VOICE SUPPORT FOR HOHN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LARGER COUNTIES PROSPER MOST,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*WAUBAY'S NELSON GREETS TALL GOALS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NATIONAL COLLEGE'S TICKNOR GETS AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HARRY OPENS STORE AFTER WIFE'S KILLING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF DOCTOR HEADED FOR ARMENIA,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CABLE CHANNEL TO CARRY TWINS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CITY IS STILL SAFE, USE COMMON SENSE (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INCREASE SD CIGARETTE TAX (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OUTLAWING ABORTIONS WILL PRODUCE CRISIS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NURSING REPORT MISLEADS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*DUO TURNS ITS EXPERIMENT INTO BUDDING BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COFFEE MAKER MAY HAVE STARTED FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ND WOMAN SEEKS DAMAGES IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAROLE AGENT FIRED EARLIER THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHILD REGAINS SPUNK AFTER ILLNESS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DRAWING OF SKELETON MAY HELP IDENTIFY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOLIDAY GREETINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHORTFALL THREATENS STATE RETIREMENT FUND,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHEESE PLANT CASE MAY BE DECIDED,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROWING SCHOOLS WILL NEED MORE STATE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SEEKS REIMBURSEMENT FOR YOUTH DETENTION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE ASKED TO ASSUME JUVENILE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PIPELINE APPEAL BEFORE PANEL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SALEM DEFEATS 1.95 MILLION BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PANEL ENDORSES FARM PROPERTY TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FREEMAN'S WALLMAN PINS DOWN SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"SDSU GETS {dollar}66,700 AGRICULTURE GRANT","Argus LeaderDec 14 1988, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*GOVERNOR--PROBE AGONIZES FAMILY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SDSU TO SELL CONTRACEPTIVES AT PHARMACY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SKYFORCE BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"PRESSLER, OTHERS SEND TOO MUCH MAIL (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRAPPERS WOULD LIKE TO SUPPRESS TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEGAL DRUGS NOT THE ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SCHOOL SHOULD STRESS SAFETY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BETRAYAL OF VETS SAD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE VOTE OFFENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*SCHOOL PRESENTS ANNUAL PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEACHING MODEL SHOULD BE FITTED FOR CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARKANSAS MAN DIES IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WOMAN TREATED AFTER CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KEAN WON'T DISMISS PEN PERJURY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MANY CONSIDERED FOR SCHOOL NAME,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR FEATURED AT CONVOCATION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RADIO STATION LIGHTS UP MAN'S HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIR GUARD BASE SPILL NOT PURE DIESEL FUEL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INCINERATOR'S LICENSE UP FOR RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PORTUGUESE SPECIALIST FEELS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOME PARK IDEAS GET COLD SHOULDER,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY OK'S BUILDING PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHILD DIES IN CAR-PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRISONERS SPILLING OVER INTO JAILS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOONSOCKET DELAYS SCHOOL DECISION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
4 FACE CHARGES OF TAKING DECORATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MUENSTER--PRESSLER MOTIVES POLITICAL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CUSTER STATE PARK TAX REVENUE FOR PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FACT FINDER RECOMMENDS 7 PERCENT PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE NOT LENIENT ON UNARMED ROBBER,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE FAIR MANAGER QUITS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*MOUNT MARTY STAR SPEND CAREER COLLECTING RECORDS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
ELEVATOR GROUP MULLS NEW REGULATOR,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*CHRISTMAS COUNTDOWN UNRELENTING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-BANKER BANTERS WITH LETTERMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINNEHAHA MAYORS ASK FOR DEVELOPMENT HELP,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOVIET CREDIT SENDS FARM FUTURES DOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SMALL-TOWN ATTITUDE HELPS FIGHT CRIME (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'ARGUS' SHOWS BIAS AGAINST NORWEGIANS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NOT KNOWING IS WORST FOR LOST DOG'S OWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T TAKE LONETREE PERMIT LYING DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SF AMBULANCE CREW WELL TRAINED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WHICH QUOTE NOT FOUND IN 'IMPRESSIONS' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ALL-STATE SELECTION PROCESS IS UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
US BACKS CONTINUED WASTE OF RESOURCES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BASKETBALL FANS LACK RESPECT FOR FLAG (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
BLAME CONGRESS FOR BUDGET NIGHTMARES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
NEWS CAMERA AN UNWELCOME SIGHT AT SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SERIOUSLY, 'SCROOGE' IS A SUCCESS","Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
'EDWARD' IS TALE ABOUT UNKIND CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*'DANCES WITH WOLVES' WINS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
IT IS OFFICIAL--STENSLAND WON,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE POSTPONES 2ND I-90 TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE QUESTIONS DUMP PERMIT DECISION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTO AMERICA POT GROWS TO {dollar}8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAGNER BOY'S DEATH RULED ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN INDICTED ON STIFFER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE GET CROSS WITH JAYWALKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATORS VOW TO IGNORE MINORITY SCHOLARSHIP BAN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OGDEN DENIES SITE BIAS STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS SUPPORT GOVERNOR'S BUDGET PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONCERT DRAWS ENDORSEMENT FROM COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN SUES CITY BECAUSE OF FALL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DINNER SCHEDULED FOR RETIRING JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GLOBE TO BE UNVEILED TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPONSORING FORUM ON GULF CRISIS TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BEATING DEATH SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BRIDGE BACKERS HOPE FOR FEDERAL MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FOOD WORKERS VOLUNTEER FOR MIDDLE EAST DUTY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FRANKENFELD BLASTS GOP FUND-RAISING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUP PROTESTS INVOLVEMENT IN MIDDLE EAST,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FARMERS CAN PLACE WHEAT IN RESERVE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MICKELSON PLANS SOVIET UNION TRIP,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*AD FIRM MAKES A GAME,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*BUSINESS RECYCLES LODGING EXCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*STUMPED ON 18TH STREET,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*NORTHLANDER LIKELY TO GO CONDO,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"BED, FOOD, BOOZE TAX REVIVED","Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*A CUT ABOVE FOR LOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*THE ADVENT OF A CANTATA,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
BUDGET PLAN SKIPS TOURISM (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRAINS DANGEROUSLY BLEND WITH SCENERY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"MICKELSON IS WRONG, OUR TAXES ARE HIGH (L)","Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*PATRIOTS OPEN ON A HIGH NOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JURY CONVICTS MAN IN FATAL STABBING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOLTEN ACCEPTS OFFER FOR FMHA POST,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE CRACKING DOWN ON SNOWPLOW WRECKS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VET ENTERS PLEA ON STEROID CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SURPRISE FROM SANTA,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL NUTRI-SYSTEM HIT WITH 2ND LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW AMBULANCE GUIDELINES PENDING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THIRD SUIT FILED IN BOAT ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*2 LAWMAKERS WANT LOTTERY PROBE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ILLICIT EYE DROPS NABBED,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"TRIBAL POLICE RAID, ARREST PROTESTERS","Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS ENDORSE BUDGET PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USD NEEDS NEW RESIDENCE HALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OUTSTATE MEN WANT TO REOPEN ASH LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*COLLEGES ENJOY CENTRAL SF LOCATION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW SNARES UNPREPARED DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRIES TO MAKE IT UP A SNOWY HILL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SWANGO CASE FORCES USD TO FIGHT TO SAVE REPUTATION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ACCIDENT WITNESSES CAN HELP BY GIVING NAME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KAUR ALTERNATIVES SHOULD BE SOUGHT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PACKWOOD BECOMES BIG EMBARRASSMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS ARE NOT ELITIST (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ARTICLE ON LENNON'S KILLER A POOR CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*GOVT SHOULD HELP THOSE WHO ATTEND PRIVATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PUBLIC SCHOOLS WOULD PAY PRICE FOR VOUCHER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*INDIANS HOPEFUL FOR CLINTON ADMINISTRATION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CITY MAN ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTAL APPEAL MAY SLOW LOGGING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY TO DEDICATE HOMES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAKOTA INDIANS RIDE TO REMEMBER KILLINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS QUILT GIFTS TO NEEDY PUT COUPLE IN SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE WANTS TO STAY BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*PATIENCE, KEEPING COMPOSURE ARE HARDEST TASKS","Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOMESTAKE PONDERS REQUEST FOR TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER SEEKS UN SHAKE-UP,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ATTORNEY GENERAL EXAMINES SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CELEBRITIES GIVE BENEFIT AUCTION GIFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GERMANS FROM RUSSIA NAMES CHAIRWOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GETTYSBURG FARMER SUES POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL ASSOCIATION SELECTS LANDFILL SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SENATOR QUESTIONS FINANCING OF RELIEF OPERATION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT OVERTURNS POT FARM CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN INFANT DEATH STUDY BEGINS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
'YOUNG GUNS' TAKE AIM AT KEEPING COUNTY SAFE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MOUNT RUSHMORE ADDS TO OFFERINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*INJURED MAN WILL RECEIVE COMPENSATION IN NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DIRT FARMING TAKES NEW MEANING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*BINA KEEPS AUGUSTANA ON BUMP-FREE PATH,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HAVE A HEART AND WIPE OUT FACE OF RACISM,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FLANDREAU STUDENTS SEND SONGS AROUND WORLD,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STEPFATHER OF SLAIN GIRL RECALLS TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN JUDGED A DELINQUENT IN FATAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COLD-WEATHER CATCH,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS--CONSERVATIVES THREATEN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DIVORCE RATE REACHES ALL-TIME HIGH,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'TIS SEASON TO STOP DRUNKEN DRIVING (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AMENDMENT IS EFFORT TO BAN ALL FIREARMS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DISARMING AMERICANS A DEADLY MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TRIMMING GOVERNMENT WOULD BE STEP FORWARD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HEALTH-CARE PLAN CRITICS MOTIVATED BY GREED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SEAT-BELT DECISION SHOULD BE DRIVER'S (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ACCUSED BANK ROBBER FACES FEDERAL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHILD RAPIST GETS 50-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMPROMISE REACHED ON BOND SALE PRICE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATOR HAS KNEE REPLACED,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUVENILES PETITIONED IN VANDALISM CASES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEST CENTRAL BOARD VOTES 5-0 FOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INMATE MUST SQUEAL ON DEALERS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW APPOINTEES RESIGN POSTS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JAMZ TEEN DANCE PERMIT OK'D,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LUTHERANS ANALYZING SEX REPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BARNETT PRAISES MARIJUANA SPRAYING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEER CAUSE STIR IN DOWNTOWN HURON,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRE CAUSE UNKNOWN AT SISSETON ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN TO LEAD PEROT GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FORT SISSETON OFFERS VISITORS A FRONTIER EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*PRESSLER TO PUSH NUCLEAR SANCTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
160 FIREFIGHTERS CONTROL BURNING FOREST,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"COMMITTEE SUGGESTS RELIGIOUS, DISCIPLINARY CHANGES","Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
REQUIRING DOCTORS TO POST FEES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CITY RECEIVES RECYCLING GRANT FROM WAL-MART,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
DAKTRONICS TO GO PUBLIC--'92 SALES AT {dollar}30 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*TELLER OFF TO START FOR TRI-VALLEY BASKETBALL TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCOTTY BEAMS UP THE BLUES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*4 DIE IN EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"CITIBANK OWES STATES {dollar}615,067, AUDIT SHOWS","Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CITY CORRECT TO REJECT CONVENTION-CENTER BIDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
POSTAL SERVICE NEEDS IMPROVEMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
COUNTRY NEEDS TO FACE AIDS ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
JURORS PROVE TO BE GREEDY AND UNCARING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SD EARNS FUNDS FROM STURGIS RALLY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN, 27, REPORTS WEEKEND RAPE","Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH COCAINE DEALING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE: MAN CAUGHT WITH DRUGS IN ARREST,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN HELD ON BOND IN RAPE OF GIRL, 7","Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
US WEST TO SELL EXCHANGES,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KINDERGARTNER WALKING HOME STRUCK BY CAB,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SD CHIEF GETS {dollar}39,311 BONUS","Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DEUBROOK VOTERS REJECT SCHOOL BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW NOTIFIES CABINET OF CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
THROWING OF CANDY AT PARADE BANNED,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CEREMONY TO MARK DOCTOR'S CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GAY GROUP CALLS FOR CYCLE RALLY BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE PROVIDES FUNDS FOR AMPHITHEATER,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TWO INAUGURAL BALLS ALREADY SOLD OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FARMSTEAD SITE OF SEASON PAGEANTRY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LICENSE BUREAU IGNORING CHILD-SUPPORT LAW,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TWO MADISON BARS ANNOY COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATORS TO STUDY COLLEGE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"NO MORE PROPERTY-TAX DOLLARS FOR ROADS, COUNTY SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATORS PROPOSE PASSING LAW ON GOVT PHONE USE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
JANKLOW PLEDGES CHANGES IN CORRECTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FEDERAL AGENCIES LOOK INTO ARSON AT RC CLINIC,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WYOMING GOVERNOR RAPS BLACK HILLS FOREST PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
WOMAN CHARGED WITH STABBING HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
GATEWAY 2000 CUSTOMERS SATISFIED,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*CABLE COVERAGE OF CBA GAMES IS A TOUGH SELL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WESLEYAN SMACKS STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SKYFORCE, 158-88","Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KITCHEN TURNS OUT GIFTS OF FOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"*BUSH TOUTS FAMILY VALUES, RIPS ISOLATIONISTS","Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MANY AREA FARMERS HOPING FOR DRY WINTER,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS BLAME SOME ACCIDENTS ON ICY BARRAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
THIRD PARTIES MAY CONTRIBUTE A LITTLE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUPERHIGHWAY RACE SHOULD BE COMPETITIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T MIX DEC. 7 WITH RELIGIOUS TALK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
URGE CONGRESSMEN TO AVOID PAC MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MISSOURI RIVER BRIDGES TOTALLY UNNECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ELECTED DEMOCRATS MUST STOP CAMPAIGNING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MAN ARRESTED IN WOMAN'S KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TREE GIVERS LOOKS FOR DECORATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO AMEND GRASSLANDS BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD VOTES TO CLOSE LITTLE FLOWER SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ARTS PAVILION PLANS ON SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MILLS URGES STUDENTS TO FIND A PASSION,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MAYOR TO SAVE {dollar}80,000 IN REALIGNING DEPARTMENT","Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
2 MEN HURT IN ACCIDENT SATISFACTORY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BUFFALO WON'T RETURN TO FORMER HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MAN FACES TRIAL FOR CASTRATING BULL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TRUCK-STOP WAITRESS WINS HARASSMENT SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RECALLED MORRELL HAMS STOLEN FROM TRUCK,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SWINGING SANTA,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
EX-AUCTIONEER IS CHARGED IN FRAUD SCHEME,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TRIAL SET IN 1980 CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STATE (OR GRINCH) STEALS CHRISTMAS PAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ENJOYED RESTORING MODEL T'S,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*MORE RUNAWAY CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"JUNE PRIMARY COULD SAVE {dollar}400,000","Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CHARGED WITH PERJURY IN TESTIMONY ON CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
JANKLOW TO REVIVE RURAL COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DELIBERATIONS UNDER WAY IN FIRST FEDERAL FRAUD TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SKYFORCE WINS IN OVERTIME,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU 'FAMILY' FINDS SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MAKING WAY FOR BABY,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX VALLEY ELECTRIC JUDGED TOP ENTRY IN EVENT,"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL STEPS IN CLASS CAN EASE STRESS (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 14 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*HOLIDAY PACKAGE REMINDS CITY WORKERS OF WAGE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HOLIDAY PACKAGE REMINDS CITY WORKERS OF WAGE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKERS WANT HIGHER GAS TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRUCKERS WANT HIGHWE GAS TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VETERANS OFFER TO FIGHT IRAN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRUCKERS WANT HIGHER GAS TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VETERANS OFFER TO FIGHT IRAN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OVER-REACTION CAUSED CRASH NEAR MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STUDENTS SKIP LUNCH TO HELP FIGHT HUNGER,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS SKIP LUNCH TO HELP FIGHT HUNGER,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HEADS OF 10 DEER FOUND IN CAMPGROUND,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX ON ELECTRICITY CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MILD WEATHER HELPS, HURTS FUEL SUPPLIES","Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN MAKES RE-ELECTION PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD OF REGENTS' AUTHORITY CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELECTION OUTCOME VERIFIED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ELECTION OUTCOME VERIFIED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TRUCKING DEREGULATION DELAYED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TRUCKING DEREGULATION DELAYED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ELECTION OUTCOME VERIFIED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GAS TAX CHANGE DIFFICULT STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GAS TAX CHANGE DIFFICULT STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD PRESBYTERIANS BACK CHRISTMAS CAROLS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DONATING KIDNEY COULD LESSEN GRIEF (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WHAT HITLER SAID ABOUT ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FAVORS RETENTION OF CONSUMER OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FAVORS RETENTION OF CONSUMER OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MOTION DENIED IN BEATING CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USD MAY GET STUDENTS FROM CHINA,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOUNT MARTY TO REDUCE BUILDING HEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NWPS SAYS LESS ENERGY BEING USED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOUNT MARTY TO REDUCE BUILDING HEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOUNT MARTY TO REDUCE BUILDING HEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION MUSEUM DIRECTOR QUITS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NWPS SAYS LESS ENERGY BEING USED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*POLICE SEEK ATTEMPTED RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUVENILES ADMIT TO VANDALISM-HAYTI,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON COUNTY HIRES CONSTABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOTION DENIED IN BEATING CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USD MAY GET STUDENTS FROM CHINA,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUVENILES ADMIT TO VANDALISM-HAYTI,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THREE SOUGHT IN MITCHELL KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SUNFLOWERS LOSING BLOOM,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*LUCK SMILED TWICE IN VIKING WIN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THEY FEAR THE WATER IN 'CANCER ALLEY',"Argus LeaderDec 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANTON COMES TO LIFE WITH WINTER PARADE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"VIKINGS SMILE, ESPECIALLY JIM LANGER","Argus LeaderDec 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WASHINGTON CHEERS CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY HALL DIRT IS OUT FROM UNDER THE CARPET,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEST OF FOOD STAMP PROGRAM COMING TO END,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHATEVER POISONED IOWA FAMILY IS 'INCREDIBLE',"Argus LeaderDec 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COWBOY CLINT ROBERTS STANDS OUT IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS TAKES ON GERMAN TONE FOR LOCAL DESCENDANT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INTERSTATE PLUS IN PHEASANT PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A BETTER IDEA FOR COAL PIPELINE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MCGOVERN-REKINDLE LIBERAL SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MCGOVERN-REKINDLE LIBERAL SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DROUGHT LOANS FLOOD SBA,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DROWNING PROMPTS BALTIC SCHOOLS TO REVISE ABSENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY WORKERS VOTE ON CONTRACT TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*EAST DAKOTA CO-OP EVOLVES INTO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'BUDDY BUDDY' DOESN'T DELIVER,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS ARE ELVES OF SORTS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MCKENNAN BOARDS & SIOUX VALLEY APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FORMER SF MAN TRAPPED IN POLAND,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES ASK FOR ATTITUDE SURVEY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POSSIBLE MERGER OF PUBLIC TV CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES ASK FOR ATTITUDE SURVEY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAIR CUT--TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE EXCHANGE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POSSIBLE MERGER OF PUBLIC TV CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER SF MAN TRAPPED IN POLAND,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REPUBLIC TO STAY IN SF-OFFICIAL SAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY DELAYS PLAN TO COMPUTERIZE MINN AVE LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD UNEMPLOYMENT TAX INCREASE MIGHT REMAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HAIL OUR WARRIORS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LET'S ENJOY THE SNOW (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE'S 'HOME RULE' POSITIONS QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JERRY FALWELL STANDS FOR WHAT MOST DESIRE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EDITORIAL NEGLECTED INCOME COMPARISON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEPLORES OFFICER'S TREATENT OF GUESTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STATE OKS COAL EXPLORATION PERMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOARD MULLS ANOTHER SCHOOL LUNCH PRICE HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TRAFFIC DIVERTED AFTER CHEMICAL SPILL NEAR WOLSEY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*TRAFFIC DIVERTED AFTER CHEMICAL SPILL NEAR WOLSEY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CENDAK IRRIGATION FUNDING PLAN ATTACKED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS-COMPLAINT AGAINST LAWMAKERS HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CENDAK IRRIGATION FUNDING PLAN ATTACKED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LIBRARY BOARD OKS PLANS FOR NEW BUILDING,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"FOG, ICE CAUSE PILEUP BY YANKTON","Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
NORTHERN WAITING FOR DECISION BY PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
PIERRE GROUP PLEDGES FUR JUNIOR COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*FINDING SOLUTION TO DRUNKEN-DRIVING PROBLEM...,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF WOMAN SAYS PET A JAILBIRD AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY TRYING TO BREAK IDENTITY...,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CARLSON WINS KIWANIS AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*STUDENTS WIN PIANO AUDITIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SERVICE ACADEMY NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SDSU BAND HONORS MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*SD TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY TOLD TO GIVE UP JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*TAXES ON A {dollar}50,000 HOUSE--{dollar}1,423","Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE GETS GARRISON MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF '82 PROPERTY TAX BILLS GOING UP 3.6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S GOING TO BE A QUIET SUMMER IN JEFFERSON,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CUSTER COUPLE HAS WATER AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AMERICA CAN'T AFFORD HUGE ARMS OUTLAYS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIFE SENTENCE EXTREME FOR WRITING {dollar}100 CHECK (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEVELOPERS AWAIT WORD ON WHEAT PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DROWNING VICTIM IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEARING ON PARKING SPACE TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LARGE-SCALE LAYOFFS AT MITCHELL PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW LINE WON'T LOCATE IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE LOOK FOR VANDALS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE NURSING BOARD RULES BLOCKED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STICK PIN IN ABERDEEN PIZZA,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WINNER TO VOTE ON BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FAULTY HEAT EXCHANGER CAUSE OF DEATHS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
4 NEW YORKERS ARRESTED FOR AREA DIAMOND THEFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CHAMBER OK'S PLAN TO SPEED TAX COLLECTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"CORONA FAMILY'S NOT MISSING, JUST LATE","Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS UNION SKEPTICAL ABOUT REAGAN'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY DOESN'T ACT ON FLAG MEMORIAL REQUEST,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
FARMERS SAY CENDAK AN OAHE RERUN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RAPID CITY CIVIC CENTER MANAGER WILL LEAVE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STIFFER PENALTY SOUGHT FOR DRUNKEN DRIVERS WHO KILL,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GAS SOLD BY RAPID CITY STATION MEETS STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MORE JOBLESS IN BLACK HILLS SURVEY SHOWS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
STATE WORKERS UNION WANTS {dollar}700 PAY HIKES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
WEBSTER DOCTOR FILES SUIT AGAINST DAY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BILL WOULD GIVE INDIANS CONTROL OF MINERALS(HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
DAIRY GIVEAWAY TO CONTINUE FOR YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SD MAN LOSES WATER WAGON LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
BOARD ADDS 6 WATER PROJECTS TO LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
RAPID CITY WANTS TO CLOSE RESCUE MISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1982, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
"STORMS DUMP SNOW, RAIN ACROSS NATION","Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"AS DEER FEAST, RANCHERS STEW","Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
2 RAPID CITY MEN CHARGED WITH POACHING,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STUDENTS LEARN FIRSTHAND ABOUT BRITISH WAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WINTERTIME PLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OPEN HOUSE HONORS FROST,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*INMATE DIES 6 DAYS AFTER TRY AT SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIALS NOT NEUTRAL ON TRUCKING REGULATION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MESABA BEGINS PIERRE, SIOUX FALLS SERVICE","Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE WILLING TO ISSUE HOTEL RENOVATION BONDS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S ATTORNEY MAY FACE ADDITIONAL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DELIVERIES IN THE SNOW FOR THE FOOD SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'REAGAN'S PEOPLE ARE OUT TO GET US',"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EXPERTS--CONDITIONS GOOD AT PEN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INMATE SEEKS COURT ORDER TO PRINT ARTICLE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"WILL FILE FOR PUBLIC RADIO GRANT, LICENSE","Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HAS ROADBLOCKS ON WAY TO RE-ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VISIT AN OLD FRIEND DURING HOLIDAY SEASON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*MASKED GUNMAN ROBS LIQUOR STORE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AUTOPSY ORDERED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
LAWYERS SAY JANKLOW VETO WAS PROPER,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
APPEALS RULING AGAINST ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BOARD OKS TAX-EXEMPT BONDS FOR WEB LOANS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FOUR MADE UP SEXUAL ASSAULT STORIES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HYPNOTIST'S 1978 MURDER CONVICTION IS UPHELD,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NUMBER OF CALVES IN GREEN TAG PROGRAM DROPS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COLLEGE HALTS STUDENT PAPER,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
GENERATOR FAILS-POWER COSTS MAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
GROUP WILL VISIT THREE STATES TO STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*FORMER HURON COACH WINS COLLEGE HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"*TOWING, TICKETS TAKE CITY BY STORM","Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RURAL AMERICA'S READY TO SNAP,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BEWARE--CITY ISN'T DONE YET,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*MEIERHENRY RESIGNS CABINET POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW LEGISLATORS READY FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL CALENDAR UNDECIDED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARREST MADE IN CITY GAS STATION ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MAN IN JAIL AFTER COCAINE INDICTMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MANGELS SAYS HE WILL TRY POLITICS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SUIT IN ELIMINATION OF APPLIANCES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TRUCK FIRM OWNER MUST PAY BACK WAGES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TWO INDICTED ON SEX ABUSE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COURT RULES NEW TRIAL IN TRAFFIC MISHAP,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
IOWA MAN IN ROAD FATALITY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FREE OFFSHORE AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO HEART IMPLANTS IGNORED BY MEDIA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THE JOY OF CHRISTMAS THE SAME (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JURY FINDS FORMER SHERIFF GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEATH PENALTY NOT SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
JUSTICE MORGAN FACES CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"*ASP RUNS WITH DEDICATION, DURABILITY","Argus LeaderDec 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*THE COLD, HARD FACTS","Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKERS OK FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ARGUS UNFAIR TO DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DASCHLE FALLS SHORT CARRYING OUT HIS DUTY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
VICTIMS BEING IGNORED IN SQUABBLE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
REST STOP NEEDS GUARDS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
STATE'S DUAL STANDARD OF JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*ONCE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TO DISCUSS SD PHEASANT SITUATION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
HUNTERS NEEDED FOR EMERGENCY SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
NEW LICENSING LAWS MUST BE OBSERVED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
STROUT'S STREAK PRODUCES LOFTY SCORES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*INDIAN MEMORIAL MARKS LEGACY OF SITTING BULL,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MUSEUM COMES ALIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TEACHERS SALARIES RAND 50TH,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SAVING A SANCTUARY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL DECISION CLOSES PACKING PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BLASTS ECHO THROUGHOUT AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FREEMAN PREPARES FOR JUNIOR COLLEGE CLOSING,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WOODEN COOKIES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS MINING STUDY POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RADIO STATION BANS COMMERCIALS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CHRISTMAS TREE CUTTING BRISK IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*WINTER COLD STALKS RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GRADUATED SATURDAY FROM SDSU,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*MARLENE VOEGELI GREETS VISITORS WITH TREATS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SADD LEADER TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.D, p.14, col.3"
*AUTOMATION ENABLES SF POST OFFICE TO KEEP UP,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CITIBANK SOUTH DAKOTA HEAD GETS NEW TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EX-ARGUS PUBLISHER NAMED TO GANNETT POST,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SYSTEMS UNLIMITED EXPANDS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BROKERS--THE PRICE IS WRONG,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*TEAM TOUCHES DOWN BACK HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CAR INSURANCE AT A PREMIUM,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRASH--REMINDER OF WINTER DRIVING DANGER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KUMLIEN DIDN'T GET FAIR SHAKE IN VERDICT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WASH SCANDAL WON'T SPOIL CHRISTMAS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*COUPLE DEVOTE LIVES TO CHILD,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CLUBS GIVE {dollar}1,001 TO DIABETES GROUP","Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO UNVEIL PRODUCTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS TEMPERATURES SPRING UP,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JURY FACES LIFE OR DEATH DECISION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRISON CELLS CONTAIN INDIVIDUAL STORIES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
READING PROGRAM IS RIGHT TRACK,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION TO TAKE UP PARKING RAMP PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON READY FOR BUDGET BLUES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AGRIBUSINESS FIRMS TO FORM HYBRID VENTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE CLAIMS VICTORY ON ETHANOL AD ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINA MAN DIES--CAR FALLS THROUGH LAKE ICE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEAL GOT NOD DURING SPEECH,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CITY'S STREET MAINTENANCE {dollar}1.7 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CITY CONSIDERS SMOKE WARNING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BASKETBALL FANS SELECTIVE MEMORY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COYOTES--WE'LL BE BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*HURON COLLEGE TEAM GRABS STATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1986, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
PHONY MONEY PASSED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CHOIR PERFORMANCE AT CHURCH,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STORM BLOWS ON BY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NO SNOW LEAVES MANY HIGH AND DRY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
OFFICIALS UNSURE ON NOMINEE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PEOPLE MUST REMOVE ICE AND SNOW HAZARDS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PLANT ADDS OFFENSIVE ODORS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RANDALL'S CASE WEAK FOR PARING CITY OFFICE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FARMERS ARE BEING CHEATED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
KXRB COLLECTS FOOD FOR NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LAST STORM COST SIOUX FALLS {dollar}76,792","Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARDS BACK SALES TAX BOOST,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS DENTIST PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 CHARGED IN MURDER OF SIOUX FALLS MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BISHOP REMEMBERED FOR INDIAN WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS BRING LITERARY FIGURES TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS CENTER AWAITS FIRST START UP INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS TO DECIDE SCHOOL BUILDING PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAN ARRAIGNED ON RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHANGES IN CIVIL RIGHTS PANEL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA PORK OFFICIAL STILL WANTS FEDERAL GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GIRL, 17, ARRESTED IN PIERRE RESTROOM FIRE","Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEMMON MAN CHARGED IN WYOMING DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REMAINS LINKED TO MAN MISSING SINCE 1984,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLAREMONT VOTES ON LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DOLE OFFICIAL SAYS LIST WASN'T SECRET,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MADISON WOMAN DIES AT 104,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SPEARFISH SALES JUMP 17.3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*DEHAVEN PLANS TO CHASE OLYMPIC DREAM,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DAKOTADOME WILL HOST DIVISION II TRACK FINALS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*INDIAN CENTER OPENS AT USD,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VERDICT IN CHEESE TRIAL--GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROBBERS STRIKE CITY CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE FMHA HEAD TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MOST APPLAUD BUSH'S CHOICE FOR AG CHIEF,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SOUTH DAKOTA AMONG THOSE WITH PESTICIDE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GAS TAX NOT ANSWER TO PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REPORT GIVES GOOD HOMES BAD NAMES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAXES SUPPORT BETTER LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITICISM SHOWS PREJUDICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
X-MAS IS NOT CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*LIMOS LUXURY TRAVEL ATTRACTS PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONTROL TEST ANXIETY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AUSTAD KEEPS SEAT AFTER RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA DUNES WORK TO BEGIN IN SPRING,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO GIVE MONEY TO SURVIVOR,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED IN RAPE OF TEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKETCH OF WOMAN LEADS TO SEVERAL TIPS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILLIAMS SHARES COST OF STREET REPAIR,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*TO ME, FROM ME","Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY UPSETS RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD AGAINST 26TH ST MCDONALD'S,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN TO INCREASE PRISON CAPACITY IN WORKS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATION'S REDUNDANCY AIDS FIRE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ASBESTOS REMOVAL TO COST {dollar}100 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD MAY NOT SEND BAND TO INAUGURATION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHECKING CHARGES OF SEXUAL CONTACT BY PHYSICIAN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SINNER'S MEDICAL SCHOOL COOPERATIVE PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ADAMS TO RUN FOR CHAIRMANSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*REPORTED AIDS CASES INCREASING,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LYNX WRESTLERS SHOOT FOR SUCCESSFUL REVERSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WINTER'S DRIVE HELPS YANKTON'S SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*COUNSELOR PATTERNS RESPONSES AFTER DEAR ABBY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WREATH FOR US WEST,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARCTIC BLAST CUTS OFF POWER,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRINCIPAL LAWSUIT PROCEEDS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CAPITAL BACK TO NORMAL,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CITY DRIVERS FRIGHTENING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOSPITALS SHOULD DROP GYM SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW SCHOOL DESERVES MORE CREATIVE NAME (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SNOW REMOVAL PLAN ASININE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AD'S LITTLE DOT GROWING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CITATION WAS TOO SEVERE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
EXPERTISE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL STAFF,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*ART EXHIBIT LASHES OUT AT POLICY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"'SCROOGE' RETURNS WITH SPIRIT, SOUL","Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TALENTS WASTED IN 'FAMILY BUSINESS',"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*CAPTAIN 11 WRITES STORY OF LIFE, TV","Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CITY ICE SKATING RINKS OPEN THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN CHARGED IN WOMAN'S BEATING,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEADLINE NEARING FOR STURGIS CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISC JOCKEYS WILL GET DRUNK ON AIR,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EGAN POSTPONES DECISION ON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GASSED MAN BETTER, CONDITION IS SERIOUS","Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ILL WAGNER GIRL MAKES DISNEY WORLD TRIP,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUILDING ON HIS DREAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FOOD BANK BUILDS HOLIDAY SURPLUS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY ASKS PROPOSALS FOR AMBULANCE STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTIES UPSET ABOUT INDIGENT BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW LIQUID HELPS KEEP STREETS DRY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS MAYOR WON'T RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATURE SHOULD DISCUSS WALLEYE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIR FORCE MAY HAVE VIOLATED LAW,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HISTORICAL GROUP AWAITS REVENUES FROM GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ABILITY TO CALL SPECIAL SESSIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
RECOMMENDATION NEAR ON IN-STATE AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DON'T HAND-FEED WILD GAME,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*FORSYTH TO RETIRE AS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*QUAD CITY ICES SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HURON COACH HELPED STEER TEAM OUT OF SLUMP,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CITY PLANS TO ADD HOLIDAY HONORING,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RIDERS START JOURNEY AT SITTING BULL SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE--OIL NOT WORTH WAR,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SON SAFE AFTER IRAQ ORDEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GAMES PEOPLE LIKE TO PLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BLUE GROUP TO PLAY AT LOCAL CLUB,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*PANTRY, FOOD BANK MAKE CERTAIN","Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WAS INITIATIVE 1 INTENTIONALLY VAGUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
POTENTIAL CASUALTIES MAKE TALKS IMPERATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MAN FACES CHARGES IN SCUFFLE WITH POLICE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, WOMAN CHARGED IN ASSAULT INCIDENT","Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEDIA ORDERED TO TURN OVER RIOT FILES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SUSPECT STUDENTS STARTED FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARTIES IN AMBULANCE DISPUTE MEET SECRETLY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MORNING FIRE DESTROYS HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WELFARE OF TROOPS IS CONCERN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TIME ISN'T RIGHT TO EXPAND GAMES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE POSTS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DECISIONS HINGE ON TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHARITIES REPORT GIVING DWINDLING,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUSPECT WANTS SOME EVIDENCE SUPPRESSED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*6TH-GRADERS OFFER SYMBOL OF HARMONY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FCC APPROVES PERMIT FOR PUBLIC RADIO STATION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"NEWSPAPER TO SERVE PINE RIDGE, ROSEBUD","Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
3 MEN ARRESTED IN LOTTO MACHINE SCAM,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SEEKS ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MCLAUGHLIN MAN ENTERS GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GLASFORD NAMED CROOKS POSTMASTER,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
WAUBAY SETS ELECTION IN LAKE AREA ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
4-YEAR-OLD BOY DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*NURSING SPIRITUAL NEEDS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TAX SYSTEM RIPE FOR REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REVENUE SECURITY IS FROM SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SALES TAX MAKES UP BIG PORTION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*CATHOLIC HOSPITALS OFFER PASTORAL CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MERGERS ANOTHER HURDLE FOR ORDERS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*BEING TOO EAGER COULD HURT SD (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*S DAKOTAN SENDS BUSH HIS ECONOMIC AGENDA,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PRISON OFFICIALS MUST RESPECT EAGLE FEATHERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY PROFITS ALL PEOPLE OF STATE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STATE PAROLE BOARD DEFIES ALL KNOWN LOGIC (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
GUN CONTROL DOESN'T OFFER PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CHRISTMAS COUNTDOWN MISSES TRUE MEANING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"ECONOMY DEPRESSING, VOTE WITH POCKETBOOK (L)","Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"SCHOOLS, TEACHERS DO A COMMENDABLE JOB (L)","Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
MINNESOTANS SWEEP SD IN CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOYBEAN FARMERS GETTING INCOME BOOST,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DRAWN TO THE SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*PLANT PROPOSAL PLEASES MORE THAN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
382 COOPERATIVES OWN AG PROCESSING,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
DEBATE PARTY SET TODAY AT RAMKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
FOUL PLAY RULED OUT IN MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
HARTFORD HOME SEIZED IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
NO ONE HURT IN RENNER HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN FRIDAY ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
TYNDALL BOY DIES IN 2-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*HORNS OF PLENTY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*HUNTER TRIES LUCK AT OLD-TIME TECHNIQUE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
LOW GOLD PRICES SHELVE BROHM EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM KEEPS THE NEEDY WARM IN WINTER,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN WOMAN FOUND BY DIVERS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS AIM TO PROTECT ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
FIGUEROA FOUND GUILTY ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATION WOULD BOOT WORD 'CASINO',"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MARIJUANA CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS TO DECIDE SCHOOL BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*HAZARDOUS BRIDGE COMES DOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
"*TED MUENSTER, JUDY OLSON RUMORED AS CANDIDATES","Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
LOT MORE LOTTERY GOING TO STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
"*GRETCHEN WAS TOUGH ENOUGH TO TRY, TO CRY","Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*LIFESTYLE SYSTEM IS HOT, RACKS ARE NOT","Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*MINI-THEATERS COMING HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.G, p.01, col.5"
*OBSERVANCE CAN'T BE FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1991, sect.G, p.04, col.2"
REGISTRY TO TRACK THOSE LIVING WITH DISEASE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MASTEN, JUDGE JOIN SAME FIRM","Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*RURAL HOSPITAL ON CRITICAL LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'LOCAL BOY' WITH VALUES WHAT WE NEED IN JUDGE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CLINTON'S CABINET MIXED BAG SO FAR (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LEARNING CENTER BACKS UPCOMING BOND ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CARJACKING REPORTED NEAR WATERTOWN MALL,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MCCROSSAN WAGON HEADED FOR INAUGURAL,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN JAILED FOR BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STORM TAKES LIFE OF RC WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN, 37, DIES ON SLIPPERY I-90","Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRIMING THE POINSETTIAS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RAPE CONFESSION TOSSED OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TOURISM OFFICIALS SEEK BOOST,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW EXECUTIVE EDITOR TO STRESS READER SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
'ARGUS' DENIES RESPONSIBILITY IN CARRIER DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD TO BUY COMPUTERS FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AUTHOR TO SPEAK AT KING CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INDIANA MAN TO HEAD SD PUBLIC TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"JOBLESS CHECKS TAKE LONG, CONFUSING TRAIL","Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TV SEGMENT DRAWS INQUIRIES TO HOTEL,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AIR FORCE'S CUTS TO SLOW BLACK HILLS AREA GROWTH,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RURAL TV CONSUMERS CAN CHOOSE FROM OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FINDING NEW PATHS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ELECTORAL COLLEGE VOTES CAST IN A FLASH,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*RURAL TV'S FUTURE BRIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
REGENTS FORCE DEAL ON FACULTY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MORE HOMES EASE MARKET PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SD FLORIST HOLDS OWN AT SUMMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*TAKING A HARDER LINE ON POACHING,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BLASE DELIVERS MITCHELL TO 'AMAZING' VICTORY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USD THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR TRACK STANDOUT ANDREWS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WALKING IN THE WINTER,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RADIO DIAL MAY SOON INCLUDE ANOTHER COUNTRY CHOICE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ALLISON HAS INSIDE TRACK,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SNOWY MORNING MAKES DRIVING TRICKY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MAN BUYS AD TO APOLOGIZE FOR HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY COMMISSION PULLS CORSON BAR'S LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ETHANOL EARNS PLACE IN PLAN TO CUT POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WARDEN ISN'T COMING CLEAN ON REASON,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY DOESN'T HAVE ROOM FOR LOTS OF IMMIGRANTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DOCTORS' CHARGES SHOULD BE POSTED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS NEEDS NEW CITY GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GRANT TO HELP INSTALL RURAL 911,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GUILTY IN MURDER OF LEMMON RESIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROOSEVELT HIGH FIRE STARTS IN BATHROOM,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIX-INCH SNOWFALL COVERS VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL IN RAPE CASE IS IN ITS SECOND DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEAF ADVOCATES BUY SCHOOL LAND,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FORTYSOMETHING CROWD SCREAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GUARD MONITORS IRAQIS ON LONG AIR FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COACH KEEPS QUIET ON APPEAL DECISION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*FIRST LADY MAY VISIT STATE IN MID-FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITIES TO REQUEST SALES TAX LEEWAY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON REHIRES MAN TO OPERATE AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON WON'T PUT CAP ON BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS UNVEIL HEALTH-CARE PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"SUGGESTS CONVENIENT, ELECTRONIC STATE SERVICES","Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FLANDREAU CHAPLAIN WORRIES ABOUT FUTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
REWARD PROGRAM FOR STATE WORKERS WHO SAVE MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ACCIDENTS NO. 1 CAUSE OF DEATH UNDER AGE 35,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
ACCIDENTS NO 1 CAUSE OF DEATH UNDER AGE 35,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BLACK HILLS WATER STUDY MOVES AHEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
MOBRIDGE CIRCUIT JUDGE TO RETIRE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
INDIAN ART SHOP SEEKS NEW SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
AND THE WINNER OF THIS RAFFLE IS ... OOPS],"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LEARNING A PROPER WAY TO EAT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*KEEP TRIPS TO GROCERY STORE AT MINIMUM,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1993, sect.E, p.04, col.4"
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE CAUSE OF EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*US WEST TO DEAL EXCHANGES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*KDLT TO MOVE NEWSCAST TO 5 PM, ADOPT FAMILY FORMAT","Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALCOHOLISM BLAMED IN DEATH OF TERESA MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
3 COMMUTER LINES SERVING SIOUX FALLS TO BE AFFECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
JANKLOW SEES NEED FOR SOME NEW FACES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POLICE IN SCHOOLS BECOMES A NECESSITY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD SUPPORTS ALL CHOICES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--COST PER LETTER 32 CENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MILLER UNDERGOES GALLBLADDER SURGERY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIVE GRAIN CARS DERAIL NEAR CROOKS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHURCH URGES TEEN CHASTITY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SLED DOGS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'I WANT TO MAKE YOU PROUD',"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN DENIES ABUSE OF SICK WIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*TWO USD STUDENTS CHARGED IN ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD GRADUATION CEREMONIES SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PSYCHOLOGY PROFESSOR APPOINTED TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BASE CLOSING ISSUES WORRIES COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TWO-CLASS SCHOOL TO CLOSE--GLENHAM,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRI-COUNTY LANDFILL ASSOCIATION WAITS TO BUY LAND,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*VET RECALLS BATTLE OF BULGE HORRORS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*TREE LIGHTS BURNING ON MINNESOTA AVE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW WORKING ON '95 PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DOUBLING OF CLAY COUNTY LANDFILL FEES MAY BE AVOIDED,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LAST OF EXPLOSION EVACUEES ALLOWED TO RETURN HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER MAY GET NEW POST,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CITY CREWS REMOVE SNOW AFTER FOUR INCHES DROP,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE TRUCKING INDUSTRY IN MIDST OF CHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*KRULL PUT HIS HEART INTO AUTO RACING,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ARGUS LEADER PLAYER OF THE YEAR/FIRST FIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VERMILLION GYMNAST MADE TEAM A TOP PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HUNTERS SHOULD APPRECIATE WHAT A MUSKRAT DOES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CAUTION URGED ON INCONSISTENT ICE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"*BOLTON? WHEN? UH, KEEP WAITING","Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*186 WATERTOWN STUDENTS GET BUSY TO WIN,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NATIONS COMPARING NOTES ON SCHOOLING (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*DASCHLE FACING RISKS IN BATTLE OVER BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FOES CRITICIZE PRESSLER BUDGET STANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
USD PROGRAM 'GIVES BIRTH' TO SET OF TWINS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DON'T WRECK HOLIDAY WITH DRUNK DRIVING (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WHITE HOUSE TOO EASY ON ENERGY SECRETARY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
IT'S NO COMPLIMENT TO BE CALLED LIBERAL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
SENDING TROOPS TO BOSNIA NOT SO WISE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
FLAG WORSHIP DOESN'T SERVE TO CREATE PATRIOTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
IGNORING CANDIDATE KEYES IS DISSERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
BUSH PURCHASED HUNTING LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SAME MAN SUSPECT IN 12 ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTER TO RETIRE AFTER 29 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN HURT IN CRASH TRANSFERRED TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BUSH URGES STUDENTS TO VOLUNTEER,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FROSTY MORNING TURNS INTO A DRIPPY DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FORBES STESSES FLAT-TAX PLAN IN VISIT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"ARABS DON'T WANT PEACE, ZIONIST LEADER TELLS CLUB","Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SDSU GRADUATION AT 10 AM SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO STUDY BOMBING AFTERMATH,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JUDGE CONSIDERS DROPPING CONFESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CONNECTING WITH FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN'S PRISON WORK IS ON SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BOMB THREAT STOPS CHRISTMAS CONCERT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ICY ROAD BLAMED IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
200 COMPANIES PLAN DAKOTAFEST EXHIBITS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*STUDENTS TAKE FUN TO PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ABUSE VICTIM MIGHT APPEAL JURY DAMAGES IN PRIEST CAS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*FULFILLED DREAM IN NURSING,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*SMALL CLAIMS FILINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*BLOCKED BY GENEROSITY,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ELECTRICAL HOOKUPS ARE APPROVED AT CAMPSITES IN PARK,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CORPS REDUCES RELEASE OF MISSOURI RIVER WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*MARQUETTE BANK PRESIDENT TO LEAVE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*ATTIC SEARCH FINDS MORE THAN JUNK,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ACOUSTIC CHRISTMAS WILL PACK PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ROGERS WARMS UP CLASSICS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*DRY OUT PESKY FUNGUS GNATS,"Argus LeaderDec 15 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
"YES, VIRGINIA, THERE ARE CHRISTMAS CAROLS...","Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS & SIOUX CITY-A RETAIL TUG OF WAR,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DO BETTER JOB ON SNOW, READERS SAY","Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LES WILLS SAW LOTS OF CHANGES IN THE YMCA,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*LES WILLS SAW LOTS OF CHANGES IN THE YMCA,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
THINK FIRST BEFORE CHOPPING UP THAT TREE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
EXPANSION MARKS RAVEN INDUSTRIES' PAST,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
MEAT PACKING INDUSTRY UNDERGOES SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.B, p.18, col.3"
*STUDENTS TREATED TO CHRISTMAS CHEER,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING LURES OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KIDS KNOW MEANING OF CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MISS SDSU TRAINS TALENTED TURTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*THERESIA MAIER-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
'BLUES FOR MR CHARLIE'-WHAT STUDENTS THINK...,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FEW STATIONS TO OPEN CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'BLUES FOR MR CHARLIE'-WHAT STUDENTS THINK,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BEN GAYNES-ISLAM, OIL NEEDS MAY END","Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PLAN FOR RAILROAD SHY {dollar}600 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BIBLE CLASS STIRS LITTLE CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BIBLE CLASS STIRS LITTLE CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PLAN FOR RAILROAD SHY {dollar}600 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BUDGET TRIMMING-DAKOTA STYLE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BUDGET TRIMMING-DAKOTA STYLE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"READERS TELL STATE, CITY HOW TO REMOVE SNOW","Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DRIVER CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER-NEW EFFINGTON,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN IS CORN EATING KING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE ASKS CONTAMINATION STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN DOUBTS TEXAS CHALLENGER,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL TO COMPLY WITH ND RULE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE ASKS CONTAMINATION STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
600 SIOUX PROTEST TREATY SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
STATE SETS WATER GOALS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
'I WON'T RESIGN OFFICE',"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD JOBLESS RATE HITS RECORD 6.2 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'I WON'T RESIGN OFFICE',"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CJ'S ENDS NUDE DANCING TO KEEP LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CJ'S ENDS NUDE DANCING TO KEEP LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CEMENT PLANT INTERESTS 14 FIRMS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BUILDINGS PRACTICE FOR CLIMBER BLAKE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SDSU WOMEN WIN AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*SDSU WOMEN WIN AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"MCGOVERN SPENDING HIKED {dollar}76,000","Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL COLLECTORS SHUN CONSTABLES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL COLLECTORS SHUN CONSTABLES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW GOES TO TAIWAN ON BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MCGOVERN SPENDING HIKED {dollar}76,000","Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SECRECY PLAN PROMPTS COMMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SECRECY PLAN PROMPTS COMMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
3 CITY LAWMAKERS HEAD COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*'IF GUILTY, HE SHOULD RESIGN'","Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*'IF GUILTY, HE SHOULD RESIGN'","Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD'S ELECTORS CAST THEIR VOTES FOR REAGAN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"HAIL, WARRIORS (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMPETENT AIDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNHAPPINESS BASED IN DECLINE OF FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN EXPLAINS PURPOSE OF COALITION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEEB MISINFORMED ABOUT MORAL MAJORITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HEADLINE DIDN'T TELL FARM NET WAS DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FARMER MERITS SHARE IN PHEASANT CROP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WIDON TO TESTIFY IN TILLER SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 HELD IN ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RC TO BUILD BUS TERMINAL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN DIES WHEN STRUCK BY TRUCK,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
INDIAN GROUP SEEKS CHRISTMAS GIFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AUGIE LOOKING FOR 2 VICE-PRESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE DOESN'T EXPECT AG CHANGES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PROBLEM DEER MIGHT BE HUNTED,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SELBY HARDWARE STORE DESTROYED BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
POLLOCK-HERREID PLAN PROBABLY DEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LINCOLN STUDENT REPRESENTS SD AT YOUTHPROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"PILOT, PASSENGER MISSING AFTER CRASH IN SD","Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
STATE POSTPONES ARRAIGNMENT OF MCGOVERN GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*SENATORS PRAISE MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*MUSEUM TEPEE CRUMBLING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*HE GOT THE DEER-AND GOT SHOT, TOO","Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"NUMBER OF SD FARMERS DWINDLING, STUDY SHOWS","Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY WORKERS ACCEPT CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"NUMBER OF SD FARMERS DWINDLING, STUDY SHOWS","Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*HE GOT HTE DEER-AND GOT SHOT, TOO","Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY WORKERS ACCEPT CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BYRUM STATE'S INDEPENDENT ATHLETE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
BYRUM STATE'S INDEPENDENT ATHLETE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTERS WON'T GET LATE BONUS SEASON,"Argus LeaderDeC 16 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTERS WON'T GET LATE BONUS SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*PUC TO USE POWER FIRM'S MANDAN DATA,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FOUNDATION DONATES {dollar}40,000 TO AREA AGENCIES","Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUC TO USE POWER FIRM'S MANDAN DATA,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX REVENUE MATCHES LOW PREDICTION,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX REVENUE MATCHES LOW PREDICTION,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 SF RETAILERS CITED IN SALES TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FEMALE APPLICANTS WEREN'T QUALIFIED--PANEL SAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FEMALE APPLICANTS WEREN'T QUALIFIED--PANEL SAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 SF RETAILERS CITED IN SALES TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HELP UNITED WAY REACH 1981 GOAL (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LET SILENT MAJORITY SPEAK IN CONTROVERSY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PREPAREDNESS BEST DEFENSE AGAINST RUSSIA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOREIGN POLICY SHOULD SEEK JUSTICE FOR ALL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DON'T FEAR ETSI DEAL, JANKLOW TELLS ETSI STATES","Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"DON'T FEAR ETSI DEAL, JANKLOW TELLS BASIN STATES","Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"DON'T FEAR ETSI DEAL, JANKLOW TELLS BASIN STATES","Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OPINION PAGE FOR STORY ON ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AGRICULTURE'S ROLE VITAL TO NATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OPPONENTS OF ACLU DRAW COMMENDATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OPPOSITION TO GOD UNDERMINES NATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STURGIS MAN DIES IN GUN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHEMICAL DRUMS SENT TO HURON LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE OKS COAL EXPLORATION PERMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BRULE COUNTY COMMISSION ON A JAILER,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
1981 FARM PRICES DOWN FROM '80,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY FLOOD ORDINANCE OK'D,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS POLISH AID SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS POLISH AID SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO KEEP ELECTIONS SEPARATE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SHE WAS COUNTRY WHEN COUNTRY WASN'T COOL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHE WAS COUNTRY WHEN COUNTRY WASN'T COOL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHOOSING A FOOD PROCESSOR...,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FIRM LOOKING AT SD TO DUMP WASTES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SENATE FAILS TO BLOCK NATURAL GAS PRICE (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*WHAT'S IN STORE FOR SF THRIFT SHOP,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*'NUTCRACKER' OPENS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GARRISON FUND VETO THREATENS SD WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTORISTS PAYING LESS FOR GASOLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD DELAYS ACTION ON WATER PROJECT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BURGLARY REPORT RESULTS IN POT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DIAMOND THEFT SUSPECTS TAKEN TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--ANOTHER CREDIT CARD DIVISION COMING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDY--INCREASE MONEY FOR ROADS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRE DESTROYS PART OF WHITEWOOD SAWMILL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEET THE AYATOLLAH PERPICH,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD TO LOSE UNDER GAS TAX HIKE--JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDENTS LEARN LESSON IN GIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ND GARRISON FUNDS & 1-MEMBER PLIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISAGREES WITH FINE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SYMPATHIZE WITH COLLEGIANS OVER FINALS WEEK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EDUCATIONAL AIDES WANT COLLECTIVE UNIT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GOES TO COURT OVER HOUSING FRAUD,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RED CROSS WORKERS HELP IN RELIEF EFFORT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SANITARY LANDFILLS TO START WINTER HOURS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WEISENSEE BACK IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHANGE IN LOANS COULD INCREASE RATE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD RANCHER ON SOVIET PEACE TRIP,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF INVESTOR SAYS HE'LL REPAY BROKERAGE FIRMS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FORT PIERRE RACING SHOWS INCREASES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WEDDELL TO SERVE 65 YEARS--RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LIFE'S GETTING BETTER FOR ED BOYD,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCOTT UNDERWOOD CONTINUES TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITIZEN PLOWS THROUGH RED TAPE TO GET CITY FIGURES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE ORPHEUM--ELEGANT PAST SHINES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'YENTL'S' WORTH SETTING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DONATIONS FOR COMMUNITY ARE POURING IN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HIS NEXT SENATE RACE TO BE A TOUGH ONE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER CHARGE BROUGHT IN CITY WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISONER CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN INDICTED ON SEPARATE RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKING RULES HAVE PUSHED UP COSTS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL--DON'T ADD DAYS TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SLIM PICKENS MADE US LAUGH,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW PLAN WOULD SERIOUSLY HURT SPRINGFIELD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS ARE ELECTED TO SERVE THE PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MEDIA FEEDS US HALF-TRUTHS ABOUT EVENTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VAGUE SNOW-TOW REGULATION IRRITATES IOWAN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CRITICIZES REVIEW OF 'WEST SIDE STORY' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COALITION SEEKS MEMBERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*3 CHILDREN FLEE HOME FIRE AFTER ALARM WARNING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAUSE OF WOMAN'S DEATH NOT YET KNOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE CHIEF DENIES HE RAPED WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOUR WATER PROJECTS ADDED,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"STATE OKS {dollar}150,000 LOAN FOR IRRIGATION","Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NEW CARRIER--MESABA AIRLINES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LAWYER NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR MISTRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN SAYS COMPANIES DRAINED OIL FROM HIS LAND,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MEATPACKER CONSIDERING MOVE TO MOBRIDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NEW OWNER WILL REOPEN WATERTOWN PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VOTE SCRAMBLES OAHE'S BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
ABDNOR SAYS US MUST BREAK DRUG CIRCLES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CITY'S ICE-SKATING RINKS BEGIN SEASON TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OFFICES OF SMALL CLAIMS COURT RELOCATED,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"UNITED WAY GETS {dollar}50,000 MORE THAN EXPECTED","Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN WANTS MILLION IN GOLD FROM SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
"*EDWARDS FLIPS, DIPS ON HER RECORD-BREAKING TRIP","Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HURON COLLEGE WRESTLER LEAVES HOME TO FIND SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ICE PUTS DRIVERS OVER THE EDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*AT 99, HE LOOKS AHEAD","Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HUNTING SOUTH DAKOTA DEER IN TRUCKS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEAKY ROOF DOESN'T STOP SDSU,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA WILDLIFE OFFICER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TRI-VALLEY BASKETBALL PLAYER LEARNS LESSON,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*1,000 RALLY IN WORTHINGTON","Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GARRISON PANEL ADOPTS FINAL PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN INMATES GATHER FOR WACIPI AND UNITY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO FOSTER RESERVATION GROWTH,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
KEEP THE BUREAUCRACY IN HIGH GEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER'S IOWA ADS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"FOOD SERVICE CENTER GETS {dollar}59,000","Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FORGIVEN IN THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GROUP WANTS {dollar}7 MILLION FOR RAISES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC GRAZING LANDS COST MORE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*SATURDAY NIGHT FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*WATER DISTRICT LAPSE WORRIES OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*PRAIRIE PORTRAITS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JOANN NEUNSINGER'S CHILDHOOD FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA SYMPHONY SPONSOR COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.D, p.14, col.3"
*MINNEGASCO APPOINTS NEW MANAGER,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SF FIRM CHOSEN AS INSURER'S AGENT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TRIPLE-CHECKED FINANCIER'S BACKGROUND,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*BUSINESS, MEDICINE MERGED UNDER GERLOFF","Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICE PARTIES CREATE GROWING INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ICY ROADS RETURN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD WOMAN AMONG JET CRASH DEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD HELP ELIMINATE DEER PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CALIFORNIA NUCLEAR WASTE PLAN MAY BE BEST,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ABDNOR POLL USES OLD TRICK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SIOUX VALLEY MERITS CONGRATULATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
FARMING SETS US PACE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
ARGUS OVERPLAYED VOTE STORY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*MR. SCROOGE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED ...,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS SEE FEW SURPRISES IN '86 SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 INJURED IN STABBING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PARENTS OF AUTISTIC CHILD WANT TO HELP,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALL THE WORLD'S A POEM TO STATE ARTIST,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBERLAIN MEN ASK FOR NATIONAL DAY OF FASTING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CRACK DOWN ON HOLIDAY SHOPLIFTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PETAL PUSHER,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL CLOSED UNTIL FALL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL CALENDARS GIVE DAYS TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CITY MASONS NAME NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CAR CHECKS WOULD MAKE THE ROADS SAFER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"KELLER WAS FAIR, CARING JUDGE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THIS NOT A COMIC PAGE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
VANDERLOO DESERVES OVATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NOT EVERYONE IS HEALTHY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PEOPLE DESERVE FAIR PAY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*GIRLS TRIO REUNITED AT TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RELATIVES FIGHT FOR ADAMS' LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD TURNS DOWN PLAN FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBES BACK PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2 JAILED AFTER BURGLARY SPREE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GO-CART TRACK GETS GREEN FLAG,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE'S ATTORNEY WANTS HIGH COURT TO HEAR REQUEST,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COMMISSION TO WEIGH QUARRY RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER PLUGS GRAIN-RESERVE PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MEDICAL PLANT OPENS DOORS IN CLEAR LAKE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"LINCOLN, MINNEHAHA SHOW SALES GAINS","Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD GIRL HOPES ON DONOR LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HART TO STOP IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MISSING BAKER TURNS UP IN FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KILLER STORMS SWEEP U S,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
YANKTON PROPOSAL DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD DEMOCRATS HAVE DOUBTS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CIRCUMCISION REDUCES CERVIX CANCER RATE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HART CARRYING TOO MUCH BAGGAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TEENS WHO PUT JOBS OVER SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
COUNTY SHERIFF TO COVER HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ETSI LAWSUIT DELAYED ONE WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN GUN INCIDENT HAS TERM REDUCED,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL VOTES TO END CUSTODIAL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POSTAL CUTS COULD STOP NEW BUILDING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FIRE DESTROYS BARN NEAR JASPER, MINN","Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBAL CHAIRMAN FIGHTS BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FMHA CHANGE WILL AFFECT FEW FARMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SHERIFF WANTS TO INCREASE JAIL SPACE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY EXPECTS TO REACH GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BALTIC BAR LOSES SUNDAY LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CHRYSLER TO PAY SOUTH DAKOTANS IN CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INMATE'S LAWSUIT AGAINST PRISON TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NURSE TO HELP HOMELESS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL OUTLINES HEALTH EDUCATION GOALS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD CHANGES ETHICS CODE FOR LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE FAIR MANAGER SUBMITS RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER PROJECTS GET CONDITIONAL SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JUST RECEIVES EAGLE SCOUT AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*SDSU STUDENT ENTERS PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
KOOB NAMED EASTER SEALS FRIEND,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
MCDONALD HOUSE HONORS COOMES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*MUSEUMS NAME 1987 VOLUNTEER,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
AUGUSTANA PROFESSOR PUBLISHED,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
FORMER RESIDENT AUTHORS BOOK,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
GROUP RECOGNIZES VOLUNTEER PAIR,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
USD SPEECH PROFESSOR HONORED,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
SDSU'S STEVENSON TAKES CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*MAN WHO MOURNED OTHERS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CLOCKMAKER WINS NUMBERING DISPUTE HANDS DOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS--DATA DOESN'T REFLECT CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CRASH COURSE ON SD TAXES SHOWS...,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
REAGAN MERITS PRAISE FOR OPENING TALKS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FOSTER HOME GIVES PLENTY OF LOVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
VOLUNTEERS SHOW THEY CARE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
BILL CAN REMEDY HILLS THEFT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
WILLIAMS DESERVING OF CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
'PARIS TROUT' CAPTURES SOUTH'S ESSENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'THE RITES OF AUTUMN' TAKES READERS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AMY GRANT PLANS CONCERT IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
A VALUE ON AREA'S 'EMPTY SPACES',"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MIDWEST WORDS FIND THEIR WAY TO BOOKSTORES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
TIDBITS FROM THE GOVERNOR'S PRESENTATION...,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CLOSE ENCOUNTERS WITH A CANADA GOOSE...,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BAND MAY GET TO PLAY IN PARADE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COVERALLS TO BE SHIPPED TO ARMENIA,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM TO LET ELDERLY MAKE FREE CALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNIVERSITY DOCTORS GET APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 WOMEN CHARGED IN TEEN-AGER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKER CRITICIZES MICKELSON'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TWO BROTHERS SHARE SPIRIT OF HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WANT BELLS TO RING IN NEW YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRAND JURY INDICTS GALLAND IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN INJURED IN GARRETSON CAR-TRAIN CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DIOCESE CONSIDERS SALE OF ALL SAINTS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN FIRE APPARENTLY ARSON,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REJECTS BID TO REHEAR YELLOW THUNDER CAMP CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX FORUM FOCUSES ON EDUCATION COST,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3 SF DOCTORS FEATURED ON TV PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*HOUSING STARTS DOWN ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HIGH COURT REINSTATES BANKS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN DISPUTE OVER FIRING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GRAND JURY IN UNDERAGE DRINKING BATTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*BOBCAT GYMNASTS CLAIMED TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
ABERDEEN COMPANY LAYS OFF 100 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SPIRIT OF SEASON LIVES ON,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*BARN BURNS NEAR WORTHING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW NOW TRYING TO SELL AUTOMOBILES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOTORISTS FIGHTING FRIGID FRONT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WALKAWAY CONSIDERED DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOME LOW-INCOME HOMES HORRIBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHINA TOO IMPORTANT FOR US TO IGNORE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PORN ARGUMENT VAGUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD DIDN'T OK LIQUOR LICENSE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VOTES UNCONSTITUTIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DRUG FIGHTERS HAMSTRUNG (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LETTER CHANGE WOULD HELP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ORGANIZATIONS PREPARE LIST FOR MR CLAUS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ILL BILL AND SPINAL CHILLS SET FOR SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FROM FOOD SERVICE CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DWI CONVICTION 11TH FOR SOUTH DAKOTAN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIVE PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN CRANK OPERATION,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON VOTERS FACE SCHOOL BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE LEADER HELPS MUENSTER BID TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOVIET JOURNALISTS PAY VISIT TO CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE RED-NOSED TEACHER,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EGAN MERGER POSTPONED 1 YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FORSYTH'S TENNIS, VOLLEYBALL TIPS","Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROSECUTOR GETS POLICE REPORT ON CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TIDWELL TO SEEK RE-ELECTION TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROPERTY TAX FREEZE SQUABBLE FLARES UP,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VA WILL NOT CLOSE CITY OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"SKYFORCE RIDE LEWIS, WHITE TO 109-83 WIN","Argus LeaderDec 16 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*1992 PRESIDENCY INTRIGUES MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TRAIL RIDER WILL SUFFER TO PASS ON BETTER LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STRUGGLE TO PLACE NEEDY SENIORS IN NURSING HOMES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*4 CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SITTING BULL'S SPIRIT INSPIRES LAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
KEEP BATTLE OVER 'IMPRESSIONS' CIVIL (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAY HOLIDAY SEASON PROMISE RADIATE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE DIDN'T VOTE ON SD TAX SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LETTER GIVES PART OF 'IMPRESSIONS' STORY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*FILM HAS VIEWERS ROOTING FOR THE INDIANS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CARETRAUM FOES WANT TO MAINTAIN MONOPOLY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
US JUSTIFIED TO END IRAQ'S REIGN OF TERROR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
KEYES' NEXT REVIEW CAN USE NICE TALK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
DON'T DRIVE IF YOU DRINK OR TAKE DRUGS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SCHOOLS ONLY HOME FOR MANY INDIANS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PEACEFUL SOLUTIONS BEAT WAR GLORIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
LITTLE THINGS PERPETRATE RACISM AND SEXISM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
JOKE PROMOTES WOMEN AS LESS THAN HUMAN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MINISTERS SHOULD STICK WITH WHAT BIBLE SAYS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"NEXT TIME, BE HONEST WITH PRESSLER (L)","Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*SKYFORCE SWEEP RC,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*STATE'S PAY INCREASES FALL BEHIND,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE SEEKS POST ON VETERANS PANEL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL NAMES VOCAL DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE LANDS OFFICE GETS NEW DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS' PAY RANKS NEAR BOTTOM,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TASK FORCE WANTS OPINIONS ON CRIME,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*AUTISTIC STUDENT GRADUATES, SEEKS MASTER'S DEGREE","Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*STORM DUMPS 5 INCHES OF SNOW,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FIRE AT THE HURON DRESSED BEEF PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
OFFERS OFFENDERS A CHANCE TO MAKE RESTITUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"AUGUSTANA CUTS STAFF, COURSES","Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*OFFICE MOVE MAKES MESS FOR AGENCY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
JAVA BOARD LEGALLY ENDED BAR DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MINE WORKERS HAVE NO DESIRE TO JOIN UNION,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
STATE COMMISSION OK'S CUSTER LEASE TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
YANKTON SIOUX TRIBE PROTESTS OFFICE CLOSING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
RC MAN FOUND GUILTY IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
SIOUX VALLEY ELECTRIC SENDS REFUND CHECKS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
2 DRIVERS INDICTED IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
STATE WORKERS DONATE GIFTS TO NEEDY FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.6"
*THERE'S JOY AT RIGG HIGH THESE DAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CONCERT FOR RECONCILIATION STAGED TO HEAL WOUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*TRIP TO MASSACRE SITE MOVES DUO,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*WINTER VACATIONERS FROM DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1990, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*DESCENDENT OFFERS 'THANK YOU' FOR 1862 RESCUE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LEADERS' LURE IS SANTA CLAUS LANE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX VALLEY TRIMS UP,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*EFFORT SCORES A WINNER AT LITTLE FLOWER,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MISERY OF THE MIDDLE EAR,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SHOULD TAKE LOOK AT GAMBLING ILLS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THOMAS' HAD THE RIGHT IDEA ABOUT FIDELITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHY HAVE WOLVES GUARD HENHOUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"JOHNSON, DASCHLE SHOULD VOTE FOR STATE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"LOSING DOG ONE THING, DUMPING ONE ANOTHER (L)","Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"ETHANOL PLANT A GOOD PLAN, BUT FUNDING UNCLEAR (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*TSCHETTER REACHES SEMIS IN LPGA MATCH PLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*TSCHETTER REACHES SEMIS IN LPGA MATCH PLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAND LEASES A GOOD WAY TO PASS ESTATE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
LAWMAKER QUESTIONS LOAN TO GROWING FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
BODY OF ABERDEEN MAN FOUND IN BURNED CAR,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ETHAN MAN CHARGED IN FOOD STORE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRADUATE 1ST INDIAN TO RECEIVE PHD,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST 2 MEN ON ROBBERY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER REQUESTS MEETING ON VETERANS HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIENNA WOMAN DIES IN CAR-TRUCK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KEEPING TRACK OF TYPE A,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARMED USD STUDENT SURRENDERS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"2 MILES BY FOOT, LONG DISTANCE BY PHONE","Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*OFFICIAL'S AMBITIONS INCLUDED FIREMAN, HERMIT","Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ELLSWORTH TO BE PART OF AIR FORCE RESTRUCTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LABOR DEPARTMENT AIDE TO BE PRESS SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAKE ANDES RACEWAY TO USE ETHANOL FUEL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
61-YEAR-OLD GETS 60 YEARS FOR SEX CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"ECONOMIC LOANS NEED MONITOR, LAWMAKER SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"MAN SCROUNGES BICYCLE PARTS, ASSEMBLES THEM","Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TOURISM PROPOSAL FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BROKERAGE FIRM INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*ON TOP OF THINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SEX CHARGES COST PSYCHOLOGIST LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM HELPS PAY FOR ELDERLY'S TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
A TREAT FOR THE NEEDY--A TRUCKOAD OF ICE CREAM,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHILDREN ARE VICTIMS WHEN RESOURCES CUT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS OWE CARETRAUM FOR WOES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOLD MEDICAL SCHOOL OFFICIAL ACCOUNTABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LET'S BE REALISTIC ABOUT SWANGO (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
GIRL RECEIVES MINOR INJURIES SLEDDING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX CITY PILEUP INVOLVES 50 CARS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRI-VALLEY VOTERS APPROVE BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 5 YEARS ON COCAINE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON TO BUILD {dollar}20 MILLION HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DRUG SUSPECTS SAY THEY WERE SET UP,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EXPLORING CULTURES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL AID DEBATE TAKES SHAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"FIBER OPTICS NETWORK TO TRANSMIT MEETINGS, CLASSES","Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*TO SHUT DOWN VIDEO LOTTERY GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATE ACCEPTS NARROW LOSS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TESTS SHOW BRIDGE OVER MISSOURI FEASIBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD LAW SCHOOL DEAN TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMPACT MUST LOOK ELSEWHERE FOR DUMP SITE--OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE SUSPENDS MURDER CHARGE AGAINST MUELLER,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SDSU LOANS LINOTYPE MACHINE TO CALIFORNIA MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"*WINDOW GLAZING MASTERS SUN, CHILL","Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
SD STATE BASKETBALL TEAM REACHED 'ELITE' STATUS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE HOUSES THAT GINGERBREAD BUILT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
YEAR-ROUND ROAD CONSTRUCTION DRIVES DEEJAY...,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*COOK LIKES TASTES OF VARIETY, KAHLUA RECIPE","Argus LeaderDec 16 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*POLICE KILL WRONG DOG IN BITING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATOR BLASTS INCLUSION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUS COMPANY'S REROUTING CUTS STOPS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EVEN GAY PEOPLE CAN BE TURNED FROM THEIR SIN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KEVORKIAN'S SIDE GAINS CREDIBILITY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PARENTS ARE TO BLAME WHEN TEENS GO ASTRAY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--JAMZ HOLDING TEEN DANCES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*PREGNANT DOLL UPSTAGES TOYS OF OLD,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ARSONIST STARTS SCHOOL FIRE, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ACQUITS MAN ON RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CRITICALLY HURT IN FALL FROM PLANE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN INJURED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*BEAUTY OF SEASON CREATED FROM PAPER, SCISSORS","Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATE FAIR EXPANDS TO 9 DAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BIRTH RATE ENDS 9-YEAR DECLINE; 11,007 BABIES BORN","Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ENTERTAINMENT LEAGUE MAY CUT SEASON TO 2 SHOWS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POSTAL WORKERS TO OFFER CURBSIDE COLLECTION SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN LEADERS ASK FOR NEW HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"RURAL AREAS NEED DOCTOR INCENTIVES, GOVERNOR SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"YOUNGEST MOM, DAD ARE 13","Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BROWN COUNTY BACKS OFF PART INMATE BAN,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OGLALA TRIBAL LEADER TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY LEGISLATOR TO RETIRE NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY SCHOOL OK'S COOLING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TASK FORCE WANTS TELEMEDICINE SITES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DELANO WANTS TRIBAL LEADERS TO SHARE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*PELTIER SUPPORTERS SEEK PARDON,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*2 SERIOUSLY HURT IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TASK FORCE MEMBER WANTS A STATE JET,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RANCHERS T-REX IN TRUST,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
BOARD MAY NOT WAIT FOR RULING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*POLL SAYS FINANCING NO 1 ISSUE (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS CAMPAIGN GETS NOTICED,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*HUNTER'S INJURY MAKES SKYFORCE NERVOUS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VON WALD SHATTERED TRACK RECORD BOOK,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOLIDAY GENEROSITY OFF TO A SLOW START,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*REBOUNDING HOG PRICES CHEER FARMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WHITEBIRD, BERINGSON OUT OF JOBS","Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FEDERAL MANDATES NEED SCRUTINY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ORPHANAGE PROPOSAL MISSES THE MARK (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WOULD THOMS WANT MOBILE HOMES NEARBY? (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
JOHNSON HAD LANDSLIDE IN REPULICAN TERMS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
NO OBITUARIES FOR ABORTED FETUSES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
CARDS CAN BE MAILED TO SENATOR,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE IN CAMPER CLAIMS ONE LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
31-YEAR-OLD IN JAIL AFTER 3 CHARGES FILED,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PATROL-CAR LIGHTS TO HONOR DWI VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL RELEASES VICTIM OF STABBING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOYBEAN CO-OP GETS 500 INVESTORS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AXTELL PARK PUPILS LEARN ABOUT CARING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE LIKES RING OF 'UNIVERSITY',"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX CITY EXPLOSION VICTIM FATHER OF 13,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE'S PLEDGE MAY LEAD TO LOSS OF POSITION,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COUNCIL TO REQUEST LANDFILL DESIGN REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JURY ACQUITS MAN OF AIMING GUN AT CLERK,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"ZONING ORDINANCE INVALID, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FAIR OFFICIALS SAY REPAIRS RELY ON APPROPRIATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS MITCHELL SPOUSES' VERDICT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GAS COSTS BELOW AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FULTON MAN COLLECTS 400 BUFFALO,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SURGERY CENTER OPENS WITH 36 PHYSICIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS CONFRONT DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
WATERTOWN DROPS INDIAN LOGO,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PBS WRONGLY SINGLED OUT FOR FUND CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ART SHOW REFLECTS CULTURES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GIVE BULBS LONG PERIOD OF ROOTING IN COOLNESS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*MAN ADMITS MURDERING ROSS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD WORKERS BRACE FOR STOPPAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
'LITTLE BOY'S CHRISTMAS PRAYER' ENJOYS REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT WAITS TO BE OPENED,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT WAITS TO BE OPENED,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SETS TONE FOR PRODUCTIVE SESSION (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*INDIANS AREN'T GETTING RICH OFF GAMING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOVERNMENT SHOULDN'T CONTROL GRASSLANDS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TROOPS TO BOSNIA A BAD-NEWS SCENARIO (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BIASED MEDIA WON'T GIVE KEYES HIS DUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LACK OF INTERPRETER POSTPONES HEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPIST ADMITS STATUS AS HABITUAL CRIMINAL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CHRISTMAS PAGEANT OFFERED TODAY, SUNDAY","Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATE FAIR RETURNS TO 7 DAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DEDICATION MARKS SCHOOL'S REBIRTH,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE CONTINUES SEEKING RESIDENTS WHO CHEATED ON TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DON'T LOOK FOR GREATER TAX RELIEF,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MANUFACTURER TO MOVE TO CALIFORNIA CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS LOBBYING CONGRESS DURING CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD MAN INDICTED ON 2 CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MCCOOK CENTRAL HIGH KIDS WANT DRUG DOG,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE RELEASES NAME OF NEW COURT CLERK,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TICKET ORDERS OPEN FOR 38TH SCHMECKFEST,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MINING LISTED IN INTERIOR BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"TOOK JOY IN SINGING, PIANO","Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*JUVENILE DRUG ARRESTS CLIMB,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
DM&E RAILROAD EXPRESSES INTERST IN BUYING RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SINCERE ON LIMITING NONRESIDENT ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS TO REFUND ADVANCE DEFICIENCY PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*BURGER KING KID'S MEAL TOYS GO FAST,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
US WEST MEMO RIPS REGULATION,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*DAWKINS SET TO MOVE ON,"Argus LeaderDec 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT DEATHS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STORES ON GUARD FOR GIFT LIFTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL BAR OWNER FOUND MURDERED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MEMORY TOYS WITH PLAYTHINGS PAST,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*MEMORY TOYS WITH PLAYTHINGS PAST,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STATE PROFESSOR DESCRIBES OF ARABIA,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AFTER HOURS EDUCATION BID IN DELLS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VANDALS RAMPANT IN NORTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RAILS BETTER BET THAN BARGES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAILS BETTER BET THAN BARGES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAILS BETTER BET THAN BARGES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOY KILLED IN SNOWMOBILE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"PUBLIC TELEVISION DRIVE RAISED {dollar}25,348","Argus LeaderDec 17 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN KILLED WALKING ON HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*VOLUNTEERS FOR FIREFIGHTER'S SET OF NATIVITY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW PILING UP TRAVEL TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION-MCKENNAN STIFLING EFFORT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION-MCKENNAN STIFLING EFFORT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD EXPECTS TO LOSE ABORTION LAW RULING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*PRISON POETRY REACHES PAST THE WALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD TAXATION WILL REPLENISH LOST AID FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INVESTMENT FIRM TO BUY BLOCK 11 HOTEL BONDS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS SING OUT ABOUT CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TAXATION WILL REPLENISH LOST AID FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INVESTMENT FIRM TO BUY BLOCK 11 HOTEL BONDS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS SING OUT ABOUT CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TB TEST FOILS CHILE COW SALE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GROUP TO STUDY ALTERNATIVES TO SF GOVT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN WON'T SHED TEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONGRESS SHOWS RESTRAINT ON PAY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONGRESS SHOWS RESTRAINT ON PAY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TELL PUBLIC MORE ABOUT AUTO HAZARDS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CITY BUS DRIVERS' DRIVING HABITS ASSAILED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LIFELINE CORRECTS AN INEQUITY IN RATES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
REGENTS DECIDE TO OPEN WEEKEND MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS DECIDE TO OPEN WEEKEND MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY TRAFFIC CRACKDOWN HAS HELPED SAVE LIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD INMATE PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY TRAFFIC CRACKDOWN HAS HELPED SAVE LIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MENTAL COMPETENCE TRIAL POSTPONES SF RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRUG STORE BURGLARY TRIAL STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE NAMED IN TOP 10 YOUNG MEN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT CAUGHT AFTER ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OAHE BOARD OKS WEB FUNDING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HAIG OK-NO PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN GUILTY ON SEX RELATED CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CITY CLEARED OF KICKBACK CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CITY CLEARED OF KICKBACK CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SAYS RIGHT WING HAS TAKEN OVER THE FLAG,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COAL SLURRY PIPELINE ATTACKED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
OPERATION FOR SD RAIL LINE SOUGHT IN AD,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*CENTRAL BAPTIST INSTALLS GOFF AS SR MINISTER,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*CENTRAL BAPTIST INSTALLS GOFF AS SR MINISTER,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
UFF URGES STUDY ON JANKLOW'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
UFF URGES STUDY ON JANKLOW'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
AUGIE'S HEYDEN NAMED FEMALE ATHLETE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
AUGIE'S HEYDEN NAMED FEMALE ATHLETE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HULWERDA HEADS ACE OF WEEK LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOLWERDA HEADS ACE OF WEEK LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
HOUSE PASSES FARM BILL 205-203,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOARDING PINCHES PENNY SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NSP GIVEN 17.5 PERCENT RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BEDELL INTRODUCES LEGISLATION TO BAR ETSI SALE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ANDERBERG LEAVING CITY YMCA,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU BASKETBALL TEAM IS ROLLING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU BASKETBALL TEAM IS ROLLING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ANDERBERG LEAVING CITY YMCA,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VANGOOR MAKING MARK AS COLLEGE PLAYER,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*VANGOOR MAKING MARK AS COLLEGE PLAYER,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'ABSENCE OF MALICE' A SUCCESSFUL BUT UNREALISTIC,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD JUMPING ON THE HOME VIDEO WAGON,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS CONSIDER MAKING SD A 'COMPUTER SCH',"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS CONSIDER MAKING DSC A 'COMPUTER SCHOOL',"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOOK OUT-HERE COMES THE GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD HAS 38TH HEAVIEST TAX BURDEN IN US,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
2 INMATES INDICTED AFTER ESCAPE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
2 INMATES INDICTED AFTER ESCAPE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PUC DENIES BID TO STOP MANDAN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PUC DENIES BID TO STOP MANDAN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CITY VEHICLES HAVE 4 ACCIDENTS IN 1 DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC RADIO IS ASSET (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TARGET'S CHRISTMAS SPREE DRAWS PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
KELO TV PRAISED FOR SONGS OF CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
ROBERTS QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
REGENTS TO DISCUSS FACULTY RAISES TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES ROSEBUD MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NEB STATE SENATOR BACKS ETSI,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
NEB STATE SENATOR BACKS ETSI,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
"OIL, GAS LEASE CONFERENCES SCHEDULED","Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD TO GET WATER FACILITY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SD CONSIDERS HIRING RECRUITER,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SD CONSIDERS HIRING RECRUITER,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"THE UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN...WELL, SORT OF...","Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
MINNEAPOLIS MAN WANTS TO BUY DAKOTA SAVINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CRACKDOWN URGED ON IMPROPER WORKER COMPENSATION,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
HOMESTAKE BROCHURE CRITICAL OF SD SEVERANCE TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CRACKDOWN URGED ON IMPROPER WORKER COMPENSATION,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
HOMESTAKE BROCHURE CRITICAL OF SD SEVERANCE TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
WASTE WATER SLURRY LINE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
FURTHER BUDGET CUTS COULD CLOSE BIA OFFICES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
STUDY--CURRENT STATE HEALTH INSURANCE BEST,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
SOCIAL AGENCIES LEFT HOLDING EMPTY BAG,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WINCHESTER COMMEMORATES CRAZY HORSE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHRISTMAS GHOSTS AID NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COURT--BAR OWNERS LIABLE FOR CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GAS TAX HIKE ABANDONED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THESE STUDENTS TAKE THEIR SITUPS SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA STUDENTS STUDY FOR FINAL EXAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HOLIDAY CHEER HEIGHTENS DEPRESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR EXCHANGE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*JIM WOSTER LEAVING JOB WITH STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONTRACT TALKS AT IMPASSE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POT ON LAND NOT PROOF--JURY SAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRESHMEN EXTINGUISH FRUSTRATION BY BURNING BOOKS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRINCIPALS TEACH AS STAFF ATTENDS FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OMAHA BANK WANTS CREDIT CARDS IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FLAP OVER PARROT UNRESOLVED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SOUTHWEST SD CAN SAFELY STORE WASTES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NO HARM IN RANCHERS' MISSION TO MOSCOW (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PEOPLE SHOULD USE THERAPIES BEST SUITED FOR THEM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
USE FOREIGN AID MONEY TO AID SOCIAL SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HAZEL O'CONNOR'S PLAQUE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAXWELL'S CHANGES NAME AND LOOK,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RENTSCHLER NAMED TO BANK BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SRSTKA ASKS STUDENTS FOR ALTERNATIVE TO FEE HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRIAL OF YELLOW THUNDER WON'T RESUME UNTIL MARCH,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MASETH PLEADS GUILTY IN DEATH OF PRIEST,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BROOKINGS JURY--FIRM NOT NEGLIGENT IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SAYS REPORT CLEARS HIM OF ABSCAM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CHIROPRACTOR--IRS SEIZED CHURCH PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
ABDNOR BILL HELPS POOR PAY FOR HEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DASCHLE CANCELS VICTORY CELEBRATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LIVESTOCK PROTECTION LAWS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
NO OTHER CABINET CHANGES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
RC EMPLOYEES OK 4 PERCENT PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
RETIREMENT BENEFITS HIKE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
STUDY--MORE WEEDS IN NO-TILL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MISSION APPEALS LIQUOR LICENSE RULING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
FRIESEN HOPES SF ATHLETES ARE READY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*CATHY COYLE'S ATHLETIC LIFE, AWARDS","Argus LeaderDec 17 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*FIRE SENDS 9 INTO COLD, 13 TO HOSPITAL","Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY PLANNING SNOW REMOVAL NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIREMEN TAKE REFUGE IN CHURCH,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUIT ABOUT PENITENTIARY CONDITIONS AWAITS DECISION,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SPEECH, DEBATE SHOULD GET MORE ATTENTION","Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A GOOD JOB KEEPING STREETS CLEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMUNISM CAN'T BE BLAMED FOR PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"MEDIA SHOULD SUPPORT, NOT RIDICULE, PRESIDENT (L)","Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
POLITICS SHOULD BE KEPT OUT OF STATE GAME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
READER HOPES OLSON RETURNS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
NUKE WASTE BURIALS HAVE HAD PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WORK PILING UP FOR LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RETIREMENT PANEL BACKS PLAN TO EASE RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BUSINESS LOANS UP 116 PERCENT FROM YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EXTENDED SEASON WILL HELP INCREASE PHEASANTS IN '84,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LONG-DISTANCE CALLS DELAYED IN PIERRE AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPEARFISH SCHOOL NEEDN'T PAY BUILDER,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VOLK HOPES TO RESOLVE CONFLICTS ON PUBLIC LANDS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REGENTS APPROVE BUILDING MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FEDERAL COURT REJECTS SOUTH DAKOTA'S PETITION,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
FRONTIER WILL START PIERRE-DENVER FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*SLICK ROADS SEND MOTORISTS SKATING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GIANT JACKPOTS ATTRACT MANY TO FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE PENNIES PER GALLON,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUST ANOTHER DAY AT THE A&M,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BELLY SLIDES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SHE WRITES A LITTLE CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRINGS DISCIPLINE TO FRUSTRATED KIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOR THOSE WHO MUST DRINK AND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS LICENSE RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOLS GET READY FOR CHRISTMAS VACATION,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SAFETY RULES SHOULD APPLY OVERSEAS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAVOR TO SCHROEDER IS NOT FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FEES JUST KEEP COMING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PAPER IGNORES ANNIVERSARY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"AUGUSTANA GETS {dollar}28,000 GRANT FROM CITIBANK","Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KEEPING PACE WITH THE HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL SAYS PRODUCT CODE RUMOR UNFOUNDED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUNDAY FIRE EXTENSIVELY DAMAGES BUILDING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINN FARMERS RECEIVE {dollar}164 MILLION FROM PIK,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*COLD FRONT STALLS DRIVERS, BUT NOT FARMERS","Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"{dollar}55,000 ON MAIL EVERY 3 MONTHS","Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TO BOOST STATE TOURISM (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WAR TOYS GIVE WRONG IMPRESSION TO CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRO-ABORTIONISTS TWIST FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*LOFTESNESS SENDS CAROLS OVER AIR,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*LOCAL MASONIC LODGES INSTALL OFFICERS FOR 1986,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JAYCEE CAMP FOR HANDICAPPED OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
AGENCY SPENDS {dollar}129 MILLION IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY SETTLES LAWSUIT FROM POOL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOODWILL VOLUNTEERS WRAP HUNDREDS OF SHOES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNTING ACCIDENT HOSPITALIZES SALEM MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MIDDAGH PLANS CITY COMMISSION CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MONEY BILL PEGS {dollar}600,000 FOR EROS ANTENNA","Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAN WOULD RAISE CITY WATER RATES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MEIERHENRY FILES COMPLAINT OVER INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PATROL PLANS SOBRIETY CHECKS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ALPENA MAYOR DIES IN NEBRASKA CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE CALLS FARM BILL COMPROMISE A TURKEY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD FLAGS FLY AT HALF-STAFF,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 NEBRASKA MEN HELD WITHOUT BOND IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VIOLENCE ISN'T NEW TO RURAL BANKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COUNTRY FEST PROMOTER MAY TRY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"FARM BILL IS GOOD SHOW, BAD POLICY","Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAGISTRATE COURT MOVE TO SAVE MONEY, TIME","Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BOYHOOD TASK BECOMES HOLIDAY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*ABDNOR WON'T SAY GOODBYE TO POLITICS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUNSATIONAL SHOT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BIKERS' GOOD DEEDS OVERLOOKED TOO OFTEN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PLANNERS LOSE GO-CART RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RAMP PROJECT LEAVES CITY MORE WORK (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOUND PRISON PROGRAMS CAN SAVE MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAKE DOWN POLITICAL BILLBOARDS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
LAWYER FILES BRIEF IN MICKELSON CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSION OK'S QUARRY RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GIFT OF THE SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WINGLER PAID ME FOR SEX,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AGENCIES PINPOINT 1 PERCENT CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BALTIC RESTAURANT KEEPS LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE CRITICIZES FEDERAL PAY RAISE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SECOND FEDERAL BANKRUPTCY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAS PRICES DIP TO 7-YEAR LOW,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"JOHNSON CAMPAIGN TAB AT {dollar}400,000","Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LOCKED OUT IN ABERDEEN--CALL A LOCKSMITH,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MADISON ELECTION TO DECIDE 1-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STARKEY PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BARTENDER WINS TOP DRINK AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BEVERAGES NEEDN'T BE ALCOHOLIC,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*JORGENSEN CITED AS SOFTBALL STANDOUT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITY TO SEE HART CLOSE-UP,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LANDMARK ESCAPES FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMUNITY LEADERS TO MEET TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*GIVE YOUR GUESTS DIFFERENT LOOK AT SF,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WILLIAMS CLEANS UP IT'S ACT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HIGH-TECH TOYS HAVE SHORT-TERM CHARM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*LOCAL GOLF PRO COOKS UP PRACTICE AID,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MURPHY NURSES 14-POINT AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
BAKER REFUSES TO TALK TO SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLAREMONT APPROVES ON-SALE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KEMP TO CAMPAIGN ACROSS STATE TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED ON SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MASKED MAN ATTACKS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANGEL FACES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HART WILL CHANGE RACE--DUKAKIS' SON,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE COULD BE PRISON WITHIN 90 DAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOLE CAMPAIGN ADS TO HIT AIRWAVES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HART NEEDS TO HURRY TO MAKE BALLOT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATE DRAWS ATTENTION IN CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY WORKERS TO WEAR SEAT BELTS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUPS ANNOUNCE MINING INITIATIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TRIPLE 'D' WEEK IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
INQUIRY IRKS SEWAGE ASH FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DRY WEEKEND FORECAST,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY MAKES LAST-GASP DRIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HONORED SOLDIER CONVICTED IN CITY ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
2 WOMEN EXPECTED TO JOIN CITY PANEL,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
INFORMATION KEY TO ASBESTOS ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEGAL PROTEST HAS NO LIMITS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NURSING HOME REPORT SHORT ON SENSITIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TAXPAYERS NEED TAX FREEZE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
US HAS OWN HOLOCAUST (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
TWO CHURCHES BROKEN INTO,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY NEEDS MORE TO REACH GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GALLAND FACES 8 FELONY COUNTS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MIXED SIGNALS TO YOUNGER FOLKS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY HUMANE SOCIETY RESCUES 35 DOGS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ORDER TO REHIRE STRIKING WORKERS DISSOLVED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
QUIGLEY PROPERTIES TARGET OF COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE EMPLOYEES BRING CHRISTMAS TO THE NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUSINESSMEN REBUT BUDGET CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MCCROSSAN BOYS RANCH MAY REPRESENT STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CHIEF NAMED AT NEW AP BUREAU,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SF PHYSICIAN FLIES TO ARMENIA TO HELP SURVIVORS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FARM CREDIT BANK SALES REPORTED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
INK DERIVED FROM SOYBEANS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*DYING MAN FINDS COMFORT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD FIGHTS PRISON PINCH,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WALKAWAY WITHDREW {dollar}300 BEFORE LEAVING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ND WARDEN HIGHLIGHTS REHABILITATION,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRAT LEADER CRITICIZES CORRECTIONS FAILURE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
STATE SHOULD EXPAND COLLEGE OPPORTUNITIES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
THE YANKTON CHAMBER TOOK A BIG STEP,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VA HOSPITAL NEEDS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
UNDERSTANDABLE ANGER TO A RECENT NBC REPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*MITCHELL TO BACK MUENSTER,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*MEDIA BEND TRUTH ABOUT INDIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GIVE COMMUNICATION GIFT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD PLAYS IMPORTANT ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ABORTION MAY BE ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DENYING BOOZE SALE CORRECT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SOME FREEDOMS ARE BAD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
US SHOULD HAVE UNITY SAY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
GUNBILL REASONABLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
MAN IS BIGGEST PREDATOR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
REASON TOGETHER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
VOTERS FED HALF TRUTHS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
INCOME TAX NOT FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PEOPLE TAKE GOD'S FUNCTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
THOMAS POINTED TO GOD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*HELPING FAMILIES COPE WITH DYING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*WATERTOWN WINS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HELPING ELK IS GOAL OF NEW GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
REDUCTION TO 4 FISH DAILY ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DM&E RAILROAD SETS OCTOBER LOADING RECORD,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL'S OWNER EXPECTS 15 PERCENT GAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MPI WILL ADD 100 JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RAVEN GETS ROLLING WITH SOVIETS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS AIRPORT GIVEN {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITY ISSUES 300 FREE BUS PASSES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
I'M NOT SELLING CARS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE CAPITOL BOASTS 60 CHRISTMAS TREES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE MAN'S DEATH A POSSIBLE HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PARTY GIVES INJURED KIDS GIFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE LEADER TARGETS SD RACE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BIA MOVES SLOWLY ON EIGHT UNSAFE DAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
INQUIRY TIMETABLE UNKNOWN IN CASE AT STATE MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
STATE TO SELL SURPLUS LAND,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE WILL CAMPAIGN FOR HIM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
ASBESTOS REMOVAL SHUFFLES WORKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
GROUP TO MONITOR AIR QUALITY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
NEW AIR GUARD BUILDING FUNDS ARE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
ELLSWORTH AFB TO ADD FOURTH WING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.E, p.05, col.5"
PIONEERS INVENTION FUELS AUTOMOTIVE AGE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ADULTS TRY HARD AGAIN AT CHILDHOOD FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*BE WEATHER-WARY WHEN ROAMING WINTER PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1989, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
*CONCERT DELIVERS RECONCILIATION MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*HUTTERITES SHARE PAIN, HEALING","Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL OFFICIAL SUGGESTS RAISING TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*HOW ABOUT RED, WHITE, AND BLUE RIBBON","Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
'HAVANA' UNFOLDS SLOWLY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*BROWNE, RAITT LEAVE GOOD VIBES","Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
IRAQ CRISIS REVIVES ENDTIME STUDIES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
FEVER NOT USUALLY A CAUSE FOR WORRY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BURDEN TO REFORM ON HOUSE MEMBERS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAX REFORM NEEDED IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'ARGUS' MISREPRESENTS LONETREE VOTE TALLY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SHOULD MAINTAIN DEFENSIVE GULF POSTURE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*TEAM-ORIENTED APPROACH HELPS GDOWSKI,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROTC PAY NOT TAXABLE INCOME,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
HERITAGE FUND RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON SAYS ECONOMY DOING FINE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWER OFFICIAL DENIES ROLE IN LOANS DEFAULTS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM TO HIGHLIGHT RECONCILIATION EVENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S DOWNHILL FROM HERE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN'S ADVOCATE STRIVES FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS DAM WORK COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE VETERAN ISN'T CLOSING DOOR ON POLITICS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"TO BRIGHTEN HOLIDAYS FOR THE POOR, LONELY","Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD MAKES DONATION TO HONOR LATE MEMBER,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FUND DRIVE RAISES {dollar}46,739 FOR PUBLIC TV","Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS OFFERED FREE HOLIDAY RIDES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REWARD OFFERED IN BALD EAGLE SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SANTA SPREADS JOY TO NEEDY KIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*GOLDEN DAY TO BE TREAT FOR EARLY RISERS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*DRUG-FREE HOGS FIT NICHE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WAITING FOR A COLD BITE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION HAS PLAN TO ENACT TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD'S OIL NOT FULLY TAPPED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLICE CAN ACCEPT FREE MEALS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BOARD TO CHANGE LICENSING POLICY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CASUAL GUN-TOTING OFFICIAL TRIGGERS POLICE ALERT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WHIFFED BACK IN TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CONFERENCE POINTS NATION RIGHT WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME TO DEBATE TAXES HAS ARRIVED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--FAVORITE CHRISTMAS SONG,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DR TALLEY VALUED MEMBER OF USD STAFF (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOOD MOVE FOR WSN GETTING PRITCHARD BACK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PEOPLE BANKROLL POLITICAL CANDIDATES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ABORTION CANNOT BE JUSTIFIED ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CALL FOR RESIGNATION SHOULD INCLUDE OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
COACHES DROP FOOTBALL WHEN GIVING HONORS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TAKING MANY REFUGEES THREATENS WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GIFT OF SCARF SHOWS CHRISTMAS' MEANING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PRESSLER SUPPORTS US AID TO SOMALIA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
WATER CONSERVATION INEXPENSIVE MEASURE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
FBI ACTION AGAINST MALCOLM X DISGUSTING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
LOFTESSNESS LIFTED SPIRITS IN SF (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
JURY TO DECIDE LOCAL RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KRAUTH MAKES AUGIE TEAM NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER 2ND IN LPGA MATCH-PLAY TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NO BUYERS YET FOR FOUR DREDGES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*NEW TV STATION HAS UNIQUE FORMAT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MICKELSON'S PAY PROPOSAL MEETS GROUP DISAPPROVAL,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
HOLE IN ICE IS PORTAL TO FISHING HEAVEN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CORN GROWERS ELECT NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SENIORS OFFERED FREE CALLS BY INVESTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WATER-LOGGED FIELDS UNHARVESTED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BUSINESS CLIMATE ATTRACTS INQUIRIES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
COMMISSIONERS ANNEX LAND SOUTH OF CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FDA SEIZES PRODUCT SOLD IN MITCHELL FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOL BUS INVOLVED IN CRASH, DRIVER CITED","Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TEENS PLEAD GUILTY TO DRUG, GUN CHARGES","Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FULL HOUSE OF HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSH ONLY GOP NAME IN PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STANDOFF SUSPECT FACES 4 CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEXAS MAN CONVICTED IN COKE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BLIZZARD OF MAIL HITS POST OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HEINITZ HONORED FOR TURNAROUND,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"{dollar}400,000 SOUGHT FROM BANKS, GRAIN TERMINAL","Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEAD MAN IN BURNING CAR KILLED HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SERVICE SET FOR VICTIM IN LAKE DROWNING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"WOMAN DIES IN CRASH, 16-YEAR-OLD CHARGED","Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAILEY NEW MANAGING EDITOR AT YANKTON PAPER,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP TO FIGHT MINING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ESCAPEE GETS 75-YEAR PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LEADERS PRESENT PROPOSALS ON REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*DASCHLE CLAIMS BUSH BALKING ON DEFENSE BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*HANDMADE ORNAMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP APPLIES TO SHOW MEMORIAL QUILT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
MEDICAL SCHOOL TOO CLOSE TO SWANGO CASE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHILD GETTING WISH FOR DISNEY WORLD TRIP,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INJURED STUDENT RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH EXPOSING HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEN BEGIN DEFENSE IN NARCOTICS CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SETTLEMENT MAY PROTECT MORE ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD WOMAN LOSES FIGHT AGAINST AIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"AMERICANS NEED NEW MIND-SET, DASCHLE SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NO ONE HURT IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ROSEBUD WANTS MORE CASINO SITES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ANGRY PARENT--NEW COMPUTERS WASTE OF MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CUSTER VOTERS OK WATER RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW COMMUNICATION SYSTEM STARTS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*ORNAMENT MAKER OFFERS TIPS, IDEAS","Argus LeaderDec 17 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*US EDUCATIONAL BUDGET OUTLINED (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*TIRELESS VOLUNTEER LEAVES DAUGHTER BEHIND AS LEGACY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO OFFER THIRD LOTTO GAME,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THIEVES TARGET HOT COMMODITIES--REPTILES/AMPHIBIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FARMERS FIND FLOOD KINDER THAN DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NATIONAL STANDARDS COULD HELP SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WARDEN KILLED SKILLS WITH PUBLICATION BAN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WASTE MANAGEMENT TREATED UNFAIRLY BY CITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
RECYCLING DIFFERENCES LEFT OUT OF STORY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
COMPANY CHANGES RECYCLING POLICIES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY ACQUITS MAN IN ASSAULT CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEEDY FAMILIES GIVEN FOOD AND VOUCHERS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE PREPARES FOR MORE SNOW,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH STEROID SHIPPING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LET THE SUNSHINE IN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FLU BUG TAKES BITE OUT OF CLEVELAND CLASSES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL ENDORSES TURBOPROP PLANE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY HITS FUND-RAISING GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS TO PROPOSE PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*CITY REMINDS DRIVERS OF SNOW ALERT PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.@"
FEDS WANT CHANGES IN WELFARE LIMITS PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.@"
COMMISSION OK'S STRIP MINE PERMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HELMER PROSECUTORS SEEK DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROYAL RIVER HIRES NEW MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN DIES IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WALL OFFICER PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BACTERIA FOUND IN 4 OF STATE'S WATER SYSTEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*CREATES CAR PILLOW THAT CONTAINS FIRST-AID KIT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
VARIETY PET STORE TO COMPLETE STRIP MALL,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*YOUTH LEADS LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA CHALLENGE HAS HIGH EXPECTATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MUSIC FILLS AIR--ALMOST TO EXTREME,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*HISTORY, COURAGE FILL BOOKS","Argus LeaderDec 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STRONG ECONOMY HAS SHOPPERS IN BUYING MOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*SANTA GETS BACK ON TRACK, VISITS WITH CHILDREN","Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EX-PASLEY HOME TO GO ON THE BLOCK,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PRESIDENT'S TAX-CUT PLAN FINDS FAVOR, OPPOSITION","Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"TAX CUT MUST BENEFIT RIGHT PEOPLE, DASCHLE SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T BE TOO QUICK TO RAISE INTEREST RATES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRISON PAY BASED ON SKEWED STATISTICS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"CHANGING SIGNS TO COST {dollar}5,500","Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN CHARGED WITH RAPING GIRLS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 30 DAYS IN JAIL FOR STABBING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"JOHNSON CAMPAIGN ENDS WITH {dollar}127,000","Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROKERAGE FIRM OFFERS FREE CALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PHONE PROBE CLEARS PUC MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SEMI, PICKUP COLLISION KILLS MAN","Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUPLE ACCUSED OF ABUSING TWO GIRLS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD MEMBER CRITICIZES PLAN TO SHELVE FILM SERVICES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STEENSLAND INSISTS CITY SHOULD QUIT FUND SWIFTLY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER IN WYOMING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*VULGAR LANGUAGE LEADS TO STOLEN RADIOS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CROOKS RESIDENTS TO MAKE TRAIN CROSSING SAFER,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*POLICE RECAPTURE ESCAPEE IN TREE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
2 JUVENILES ARRESTED IN STRING OF CAR THEFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN CHARGED WITH IMPERSONATING OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNOR RECOVERS FROM SURGERY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CAPITOL TO DISPLAY MILLER'S PORTRAIT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY ENGINEERS CHANGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*CHARITY AMONG BEST IN COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*SKYFORCE GETS REAL, STILL WINS","Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FINISHING TOUCHES GETTING ORGAN TO CHAPEL ON TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WORK FOR PEACE THIS SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*RAPID POPULATION GROWTH TAKES TOLL ON FAMILY LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LOSER LIMITS ON DEADWOOD GAMING PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
EROS WORKERS PREPARED FOR GOVERNMENT FURLOUGH,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HISTORIC DEADWOOD SALOON RECEIVES FACE LIFT,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*FAMILY AT HOME WITH HECTIC LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*GROWTH GIVES CITY TASTE OF BIG-CITY PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
LODGENET MOVING INTO BRAZIL MARKET,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKTRONICS CO-FOUNDER TO SPEAK AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW CAR RECORDS SHOW FORD CHASING CHEVROLET,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DAWKINS SCORED POINTS DURING HIS SHORT STAY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE STRIKES BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GLOBETROTTERS FIRE BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*VOICES OF REASON IN HUNTER-LANDOWNER DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*CHECK OUT THIS LIST FOR IDEAL STOCKING-STUFFERS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*GFP BIOLOGIST EXPERT ON STATE'S HUNTABLE SPECIES,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
"GIRLS, 10, UNINJURED IN HOUSE EXPLOSION","Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, BOY ARRESTED IN VANDALISM WITH GUN","Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RESERVATIONS NEEDED FOR CHRISTMAS MEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOG PRICES STAY STEADY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WAITING FOR THE GIFT OF LIFE--A KIDNEY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BIRD WATCHERS SEARCH SKIES DURING ANNUAL COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SD COULD LOSE {dollar}86 MILLION IN FUNDING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*FFA STUDENT ONE OF 10 TO EARN NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ALUMNUS' GIFT AIDS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CARRIERS BID FAREWELL TO ONE OF THEIR OWN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RESERVOIR LEVELS NOT EXPECTED TO BE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TREE GIVEAWAY SETS RECORD WITH 96,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LEONARD PELITER TRANSFERRED FROM FEDERAL PENITENTIAR,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LATEST FARM BILL FROM GOP ACCEPTABLE TO STATE OFFICI,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*RELISHED LIFE ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*DISORDERLY CALLS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
RECOMMENDATIONS INCLUDE HIRING MANAGER FOR GRANDSTAN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
FOUNDATION FUNDS HELP COMPLETE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FIRES COULD AFFECT BUDGET AT CUSTER,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CATTLE TOTALS IN FEEDLOTS PROVE HIGHER THAN EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
STATE SUPPORTS MINING PERMITS WITH CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*300 MEMORIALIZE DEAD TEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
DON'T SKEW MULTIUSE GRASSLANDS POLICY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MOVE BACK PRIMARIES (MADISON DAILY LEADER),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
EXPAND YOUTH CENTER FOR GIRLS (ABERDEEN AM NEWS),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MAINTAIN RECIPROCITY--RAISE TUITION (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
FIND A BETTER TIME FOR TOWN-HALL MEETING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
SHOW COMPASSION FOR SUFFERING ANIMALS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
LEADING DEMOCRATS ARE REALLY HYPOCRITES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
COMPETITION ESSENTIAL TO LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
PRESSLER VOTES AGAINST SOUTH DAKOTA'S FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
DEEP CUTS NOT REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*CASH WINDFALLS OFTEN ARE LESS THAN MEET EYE,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*MINISTER FINDS A NEW CALLING AFTER LOSING HEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*MUSEUM CATERS TO CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*DINOSAURS COME ALIVE AT DENVER MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderDec 17 1995, sect.G, p.03, col.4"
HEAD INJURIES KILLED BAR OWNER,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MILWAUKEE MARKS A POIGNANT CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MABEL BUTLER-FLOWERS EXPRESS LIFE'S JOYS, SORROWS","Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*MABEL BUTLER-FLOWERS EXPRESS LIFE'S JOYS, SORROWS","Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'KIDS ARE ALRIGHT',"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DETOXIFICATION CENTER OPENS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NATIVITY SCENE/FIREFIGHTERS BELIEVE IN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXECUTIVES GET BELL CREDIT PREFERENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAIL OWNERSHIP PLAN DRAWS SD OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FINISH BLADING FROM FIRST SNOW (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CAROL OPPONENTS PERFORM A FAVOR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CAMPAIGN EMPHASIZES SD ISSUES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FOR ENACTMENT OF DAKOTA PROPOSITION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SISSETON YOUTH SHOOTING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STUDENT SAYS SHE WAS KIDNAPPED,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COURT TO RULE ON WATER AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMBINATION FAVORED FOR PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN CLAIMS MUST BE FILED BY APRIL 1,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ELECTRICITY USERS MAY GET REFUND-ND,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RAY CRACKS DOWN ON 55 MPH SPEED LIMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SIOUX CITY ECONOMY REVIVED BY ZENITH,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*USD HURDLER STATE'S TOP FEMALE COLLEGIAN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*USD HURDLER STATE'S TOP FEMALE COLLEGIAN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIX PLEAD GUILTY TO GAMBLING IN WINNER,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINGLER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINGLER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNMENT SWITCH EASIER THAN RECALL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LEAD POISONING STRIKES GEESE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOLWERDA CAPTURES TOP ATHLETE HONORS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HOLWERDA CAPTURES TOP ATHLETE HONORS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*OTHER 'NUTCRACKER' TREADS ON TOES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*POLITICS, SHOW BIZ-IT'S ALL THE SAME TO HER","Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*POLITICS, SHOW BIZ-IT'S ALL THE SAME TO HER","Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A ROCK'N'ROLL SOAP OPERA CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OTHER 'NUTCRACKER' TREADS ON TOES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"NUKE ATTACK ON SD WOULD KILL 200,000","Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PANEL FAILS TO FIND WAY TO FUND RAILS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WATER BOARD FISHES FOR 1-CENT PROJECT TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A SILO FULL OF TREES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
1979 ACCIDENT SPURS 9 SUITS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
WINGLER'S BURDEN AND CITY HALL (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TAXPAYER'S CAN'T AFFORD SD RAILROAD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WINGLER'S BURDEN AND CITY HALL (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY LEADERS TERMED EFFECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GROUP TACKLES BIG GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
HILL CITY MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD HEATING FUEL AMPLE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"HUMANITIES GROUP GIVES {dollar}46,000","Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HUTTERITES ORDERED TO CLEAR RIVER FLOW,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW BUDGET TALK NOT TRANSCRIBED,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE STORE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRI-VALLEY BOND GOES DOWN A 4TH TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*A POLICE CAR AND FIRE TRUCK COLLIDED...,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
WIDOW IS DENIED DAMAGES IN FREAK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*DRUG BURGLARY CASE GOES TO JURY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"WALT BONES MAKES {dollar}750,000 SALE","Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
'MAYBE I WAS OUT OF STEP WITH VOTERS',"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FORMER NURSE'S AIDE CHARGED WITH ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
FORMER NURSE'S AIDE CHARGED WITH ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
FIVE DATES SET FOR HEAT AID APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
STAFF DEFENDS JANKLOW'S TRAVELS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HEARING FRIDAY ON POWER LINE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
YANKTON WILL CLAIM TRACK IT IT'S ABANDONED,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"SCHOOL BOARD MEETING FEES {dollar}10,000 A YEAR","Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MINORITIES HIRING GOALS UP FOR SD,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MINORITIES HIRING GOALS UP FOR SD,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
FARMERS UNION MAY SEEK CORPORATE TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
FARMERS UNION MAY SEEK CORPORATE TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
JANKLOW PLAN WOULD UTILIZE GARRISON WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
JANKLOW PLAN WOULD UTILIZE GARRISON WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
JAKNLOW PLAN WOULD UTILIZE GARRISON WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
SD FARMERS VIEW FARM BILL AS A DISASTER,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF NATIVE RETURNS TO US FROM POLAND,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SF NATIVE RETURNS TO US FROM POLAND,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*THE DROP IN TEMPERATURE SINCE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DAKOTAIZED-NEW YORKERS EASE INTO HOMES ON THE RANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE SCARIEST THING ABOUT 'GHOST STORY',"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DAKOTAIZED-NEW YORKERS EASE INTO HOMES ON THE RANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SAY FARM BILL WILL DESTROY FAMILY FARMS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THUNDERBIRDS WILL PERFORM IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENDAK BACKERS WANT MASSIVE WATER PERMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW CHEMICALS FOUND IN AIR,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS MAY STIFFEN ADMISSION STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW CHEMICALS FOUND IN AIR,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS MAY STIFFEN ADMISSION STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENDAK BACKERS WANT MASSIVE WATER PERMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BALTIC'S NEW ABSENCE POLICY FOR STUDENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUNTER'S COOPERATION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BALTIC'S NEW ABSENCE POLICY FOR STUDENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CROP PRICES TRAIL FARMER'S PERFORMANCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"NO PEACE, JOY SEEN IN NATIVITY SUITS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ARGUS PRAISED FOR HUMANITARIAN STORIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
OWNERS RESPONSIBLE FOR SAFETY OF PETS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
JUDGE REVOKES BOND FOR ZELL MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE BACKS BROWN COUNTY COMM ON JAILER'S OUSTER,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONTRACTORS TO HELP WITH SNOW REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BETTER BROKEN BONE TREATMENT SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN OFFERS TO PAY FOR JOINT ELECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BETTER BROKEN BONE TREATMENT SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL UPHOLDS BROWN COUNTY DEPUTY'S DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW COUNTS ON {dollar}14 MILLION FROM CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW COUNTS ON {dollar}14 MILLION FROM CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CONSULTANT-NEED FOR MANDAN NOT PROVEN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ABERDEEN TO CRACK DOWN ON ALCOHOL VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*COLD WEATHER NEMESIS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATURE TO GET {dollar}1.1 MILLION VO ED REQUEST,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FIDDLERS TO PLAY ON NATIONAL RADIO,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COUNTY MAKING PLANS TO ENLARGE JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SEARCH HAS BEGUN TO FIND NEW PRESIDENT FOR USD,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BASIN STATES BAND TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*WASHINGTON'S LOCKWOOD GIRLS COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEGION BASEBALL RESTRUCTURED IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THANK DAD FOR BEING A PROUD PARENT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WASHINGTON'S LOCKWOOD GIRLS COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THE NEEDY MAY GET TURKEYS FROM THE TOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY HALL TALKS AT DEAD END,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*VOAS HEADS ECUMENICAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"THANKS, AGRI-BUSINESS COMMITTEE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
VISITOR APPRECIATES SF FRIENDLINESS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TOWNSHIP'S FIRE DEPARTMENT THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"*REGENTS AGREE TO PAY GREGORY {dollar}17,000","Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SFC'S HANSEN--NAIA ALL-AMERICA,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
O'GORMAN WRESTLERS PIN NORTH'S STARS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*PAINTING MINISTRY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACLU TO POSTPONE DECISION ON NATIVITY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLAIR'S LAWYER FILES OBJECTIONS FOR DEATH SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CLASHING OVER APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OAHE BOARD CANCELS CONTRACT ON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX TRIBE TO FILE CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NEW UNDERWOOD'S VOTE AND WATER TOWERS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OWNERS SHOULD CARE FOR PETS OR GET RID OF THEM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT PAYS TRIBUTE TO TEACHER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD TRIES TO STOP UNTRAINED,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BABY SUBPOENED IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BARTON HEADS VETERANS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BE WARY OF MAIL OFFERS FROM FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL CUSTODIAN REPORTS BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USD SETS UP BANKING PROFESSORSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON'S CREDIT CARD BRANCH WOULD HIRE 46,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD ANTICIPATES FED FUNDING TO REPLACE CETA,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"CHURCH IS A TAX FACADE, GOVT SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PLAN SIMPLIFIES PROOF OF BRUCELLOSIS VACCINATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*ICE-COVERED SHELL ALL THAT REMAINS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"-5, AND THAT'S THE HIGH","Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"OWNS LIQUOR STORE, POWER AND PHONE SYSTEMS","Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
REDUCTION SEASONS CONFUSE LOGIC OF LIMITS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A GOLDEN CANADA GOOSE EGG FOR OWNERS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SETTLEMENT ON RAPID CREEK POISONING,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*RANSCHAU'S 289 IS SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*NEW TRIBE CHAIRMAN ISN'T SHORT ON IDEAS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REDISTRICTING TIGHTENS CHOICES ON '84 BALLOT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO HAWK'S PAST RIDDLED WITH VARIETY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ANOTHER HOME BURNS--{dollar}40,000 DAMAGE","Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FIREFIGHTERS OFFER SUGGESTIONS ON PREVENTING BLAZES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
POACHED MEAT WON'T GO TO WASTE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
'DRIVE SAFELY' SIGNS IN STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*DEBATE ON MINIMUM WAGE FOR YOUTH,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REAGAN EXUDES CONFIDENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS FACE TOUGH ROAD IN POVERTY FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FAMILY RESTAURANT PLANNED FOR MINNESOTA AVE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
NUMBER AT RECORD HIGH IN GREEN THUMB JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
BURGLAR TAKES {dollar}400 FROM JACKRABBIT BUSLINES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
CABBAGE PATCH DOLL AUCTION IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
FUND SET UP TO PAY FOR GIRL'S BURN TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
GASOLINE IS CHEAPER THAN YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
FIRE MARSHAL SUSPECTS ARSON IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MENTAL RETARDATION ASSOCIATION ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SUPER 8 CORP NOW HAS 184 MOTELS IN 26 STATES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LUTHERANS OFFERS HELP FOR HOLIDAY BLUES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
FARMERS UNION BACKS PLAN FOR CO-OPS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
INSURANCE AGENTS FOOL 100 ELDERLY IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
PLAN EASES RULES FOR JURY DUTY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*FOR THE PERSON WITH EVERYTHING,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HISTORY MADE BLACK WOMEN STRONG-WILLED,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*'HOLLY IS A BUD TURNING INTO A ROSE',"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LAVONNE OPLAND LIKES TO COOK IN A BIG WAY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*'TIS THE SEASON FOR PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*EFFORTS TO PROMOTE DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SOYBEAN CHECKOFF PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PICKING A PHOTO PROCESSOR ISN'T A SNAP,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*POPCORN FARMER'S EMPIRE GROWING,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
HAROLD'S EMPIRE SEEKS CITIES FOR GROWTH,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*PARKING TICKETS GENERATE STEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON COLLEGE TO SHUT DOORS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*STUDENTS FEEL ANGRY, FRUSTRATED","Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*TWISTING IMAGINATION WITH STRAW,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BOY FOUND FROZEN TO DEATH NEAR RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELAYS FRONTIER CLUB LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE TO ARLINGTON BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL OKS GRANTS FOR PRESENTATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT'S DEATH HITS SCHOOL HARD,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
USD STUDENT WINS FIRST REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3-VEHICLE ACCIDENT TAKES ABERDEEN MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REAL CURB SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*RHODES SCHOLAR,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BILLION OLDS-TOYOTA PLANS NEW SHOWROOM,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BIA OFFICIALS TRYING TO HELP,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAIR BOARD CANNOT KEEP SECRETS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BELL TO RAISE RESIDENTIAL BILLS BY {dollar}2.20,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
3 ELECTORAL VOTES FOR REAGAN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WITH AND WITHOUT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ABERDEEN WOMAN APPOINTED TO LABOR POST,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BELL PHONE SHELL HEARING WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*YANKTON'S CLOSING AFFECTS ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTY SAYS NO TO DYING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO SEE TRENTON IS TO SEE THE PAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LATEST STORM ADDS TO OVERFLOW SNOW,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CONGRESS DELEGATION FALLS SHORT IN MAIL DUTY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LANGUAGE COURSES SHOULD BE OPTIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE'S ABSENCE APPALLING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
STAR WARS IS FANTASY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PUT DRINKING AGE TO A VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
EARLY WINTER LEAVES RANCHERS SHORT ON FEED,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLAN WOULD SET UP IMPROVEMENT FUND,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COVERAGE MAY BE REINSTATED AT HIGHER RATES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE UPHOLDS FIRING SCHOOL OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKER SAYS STATE SHOULD INSURE ITSELF,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKERS ARE SPLIT ON FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MOST COUNTY EMPLOYEES TO GET RAISE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GROUPS WORK TO HELP RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN FREE ON OWN RECOGNIZANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOY SHOT WITH PELLET GUN IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRANDON STUDENTS EVACUATED FOR FUEL SPILL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
17-YEAR-OLD SURRENDERS AS STABBING SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TO REOPEN YANKTON COLLEGE 1 YEAR LATER,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"3,574 SIGN ANTI-PORN PETITION IN RC","Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*BARTENDERS MIX ALCOHOL ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JOHNSON HONORED,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SCHUELER'S 43 TOPS ACES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*JURY SPARES ADAMS' LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY SLOWLY CATCHES VCR FEVER,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON CAPITAL PUNISHMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PARKING PROJECT IS A WASTE OF MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PENALTY SYSTEM BASED ON SOUND LOGIC (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REDFIELD TO GET ON WITH REBUILDING BLOCK,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS TO MEET ORDER FOR CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPECULATES ON EFFECT OF TAX REFORM,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WINGLER DENIES HAVING SEX WITH GIRL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT DELAYS HEARING ON DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"CHARGES UNLIKELY IN DROWNING, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUPLE PLUS THREE MAKES INSTANT FAMILY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROWERS--GIVE BILL A CHANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FINALISTS CHOSEN FOR SD STAMP,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
URGES STRICT CONTROLS FOR PROPOSED PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*FREEMAN'S WALLMAN IS WANTED MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HART BRINGS CAMPAIGN TO CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VETS DESERVE SAME GOVERNMENT AD,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ROWDY FEW ARE GIVING HUNTERS A BAD NAME (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LOCAL ARTIST'S WILDLIFE SCENES POPULAR NATIONWIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SINGER COMES HOME; AUTHOR CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ANOTHER COUNTERFEIT BILL FOUND IN CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BARGAIN PROTECTS INDIAN TRUST LANDS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD LOOKS FOR FINANCIAL HELP,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLITTIE LOSES SUIT AGAINST PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KEMP HAS NOTHING TO SAY ABOUT HART,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY SALES BEHIND FIRST GAME'S PACE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CONSIDERS TWO TRIALS FOR WILCOX,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FARM CREDIT BAILOUT ONLY A PATCH,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HART GETS SOUVENIR--PARKING TICKET,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNIVERSAL SWIM AND FITNESS CLOSES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FIRM CAN'T BE PAID FOR WORK, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN GETS 10-YEAR TERM IN VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS DISPUTE QUALITY OF MORTALITY STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER TO HOLD MEETING ON AMTRAK SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CAUSE OF STORE FIRE MAY NEVER BE KNOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS ATTEMPTED MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON UNHAPPY WITH MINING INITIATIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BOOKS CHRONICLE CITY, COUNTY HISTORY","Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIAL WANTS TO STOP ASH SHIPMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY FEELS TRIPLE 'D',"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DWU'S OLERICH NAMED COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*FUR FLIES AFTER PUPPY-MILL RESCUE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITAL THREATENED AS DOCTOR DRIVEN OUT OF TOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD PRIEST SUFFERED HOLOCAUST HORRORS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"FMHA, FARMERS SHOULD COMMUNICATE (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OUTLOOK PROGRAM IOWANS PURSUING,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*IT'S EASY TO BE HUMBLE ...,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ANTI-FUR PEOPLE SEEK TO DESTROY INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NURSING HOMES REPORT LIMITED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PROPERTY TAX NOT TOO HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MUSICIANS EXPLAIN ABSENCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PRAISE FOR GOOD SAMARITAN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TRAPPING RESTRAINTS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WHAT'S IN A NAME,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BEST OF 'B' BASKETBALL WANT SHOT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FOUR CHAMPS POWER BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THIN ICE IS DEADLY WINTER THREAT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TRASH SURFACES AT SOFTBALL FIELD,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
AREA COULD LOSE SEAT ON DAIRY BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TAKES ON CORPORATE FARMS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE PANEL STUDIES RIVERBOAT PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
6-MONTH SALES CLIMB AT CASEY'S,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOME SALES HEALTHY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT BRINGS HEAVY DEMAND,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MENTHOL OK'D AS REPELLENT FOR BEE MITES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BANK NAMES BEST HOME DECORATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JOHN VAN DE WALLE ELECTED CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN SHOOTING CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKA MAN DIES IN 1-CAR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST METHODIST CELEBRATES 75TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
JOBLESS RATE GIVES EMPLOYERS A BREAK,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL WANTS STATE TO OPEN HOMES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER REASSURES REPLACEMENT WORKERS DESPITE CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
LINCOLN COUNTY BOARD REJECTS WATER DISTRICT PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
MARKETING PANEL ADVOCATED,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
PARTICIPANTS DEBATE ORDINATION OF WOMEN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
RAPID CITY WOMAN DIES IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
STUDY TO ASSESS NEED FOR DAM NEAR WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
*SHARE FAVORITE CHRISTMAS CAROLS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*THE BELLS OF GIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
HONG KONG'S MICROCOSM OF CHINA,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1988, sect.F, p.12, col.1"
*ROWENA'S LONE CHURCH BINDS DWINDLING TOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE EMPIRE PACKS 'EM IN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHUNKS OF WALL AT MALL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FAMILIES LEARN TO COPE WITH LOSS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"'BLAZE' OFFERS POOR, INACCURATE HISTORY","Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LINTON COMES HOME FOR CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ANN'S RIGHT ABOUT KELO (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ASK FANS AND PLAYERS ABOUT TOURNEY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOTEL QUEEN GETS WHAT SHE DESERVES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FREEDOM MEANS FREE SPEECH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SLOT LENGTH GOOD IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PROVIDING VETS WITH HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ESCAPED INMATE REMAINS AT LARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GAS PRICES DROP, BUT EXPECTED TO RISE","Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU SENATE ASKS FOR WASTE RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SELECT MAIL CARRIERS TO HAVE HOLIDAY FLAIR,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STREET COMMISSIONER KNOWS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUNDAY FUN ON THE ICE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TURNER COUNTY AUDITOR 'ON HOLD',"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VOLUNTARY MINORITY HIRING PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NURSES TAUGHT MANY LESSONS IN UNSELFISHNESS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FIND WAYS TO FIGHT PERCEPTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*GOLD, SILVER TESTING STARTED","Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*GROWING HOSMER BUSINESS WITH NOODLES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"SKYFORCE STARTING TO GAIN CONTINUITY, WHITE SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU'S ROAD TO TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BIZZARD - GREAT BEAR STYLE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KEEP KIDS OUT OF 'IMPRESSIONS' FRAY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RECESSION CHILLS STATE FIRMS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICROWAVE PLANT INSTITUTES INCENTIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WHITE SAYS AMBULANCE BIDS BEST,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*NURSERY OF STUNT BABIES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
'MERMAIDS' INTO ROUGH WATERS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"PBS SHOW, FILM REASSESS INCIDENT","Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"AMBULANCE ISSUE EXPLAINED, SORT OF (L)","Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"FULL-TIMERS SERVE IN SAUDI ARABIA, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HUSTLE IS THE KEY TO DEVELOPMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAX FREEZE ACTION AFFECTS TODAY'S VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T CONFUSE TRUE REASON FOR CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*KOOISTRA FINALLY WINS BIG ONE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WAKONDA'S SUCCESS COMES IN 3'S,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ON THE RETURN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*HATCHETT PROVES DAD RIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INDOOR SOCCER GROWING,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAND ACQUISTITION WILL AID BLACK HILLS ELK,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"AG DEPT DELIVERS EGG, SHEEP RULING","Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
MAN ARRESTED IN STABBING ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RESIDENTS SPEAK OUT AGAINST DRUGS, CRIME","Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBBERY SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ONE FOR THE BOOKS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL WOULD EASE SCHOOLS' COST BURDEN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAINE LOBSTER OWNER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEIGHBOR OPPOSES 9-STORY CONDO,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TIMMER LOSES CHAIRMANSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
94 RESERVISTS COMING HOME FOR CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FIRE DESTROYS BARN AT HUTTERITE COLONY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"TAX REFORM NECESSARY, NEW SURVEY SHOWS","Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON MAN CHARGED WITH VEHICULAR HOMOCIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FIRE CAUSES MINOR DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VOTERS TO DECIDE CLASSROOM ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SENATE RACE COST TOTAL OF {dollar}3.4 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*NO ONE HURT IN APARTMENT FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL MOVE ADDS 70 JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD MORE URBAN THAN RURAL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE TOURISM REVENUES UP,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW POWER RISING ON WOBBLY BASE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ANXIETY OF SERVICEMEN FELT IN YOUNG ARTICLES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"PORTRAYAL OF SISTERS ACCURATE, CHALLENGING (L)","Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
FEMINIST YARDSTICK IS THOUGHT CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
CONGRESS MUST TAKE CARE OF SOCIAL SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
"MICKELSON NEEDS REAL, HONEST TAX REFORM (L)","Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
ACCIDENT AFFIRMS NEED FOR SEAT BELT USE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
SCHOOL BOARD HINDERS SCORES WITH PAY SCALE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
*IT WAS YEAR OF THE WEIRD MUSIC,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MALIGNED TREAT BOTH GREAT TO EAT AND FOR THE DOGS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROBERT FROST TEACHER MAKES SPECIAL COOKIES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*PRESSLER TO HOLD SENIOR CITIZENS SESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BAR FOUNDATION GIVES OUT GRANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEED MILLS' SECRETARY WINS AGE-BIAS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOMICIDE SUSPECT HELD FOR FLORIDA EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUXLAND CAR COUNCIL TO PRESENT DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW TREATMENT SAVES PATIENT'S FOOT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CITY, COUNTY OK AMBULANCE GUIDELINES","Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-POLICE CHIEF SUES LENNOX,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FLU OUTBREAK NOW STATEWIDE--OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DIESEL FUEL DUMPED NEAR LAKE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EX-NURSE FILES SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN GETS PRISON TERM FOR FALSE TAX RETURN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRISON OFFICIALS RECONSIDERING REGIONAL JAILS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY STORE PUTS STRAYS ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USD ADMINISTRATOR TO HEAD GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VO-TECH OFFICIAL TO BE CORRECTIONS OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ROADSIDE SANTA,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE MUST OK CASINO MOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TOUGHER WASTE BILL PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*BUCHANAN PROTESTS SD MOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*FLYNN'S SCORING KEPT WAKONDA OPPONENTS OFF GUARD,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE GLORY IS REWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HOUSING STARTS DROP 2.1 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*FRESH COAT OF ICE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*400-MILE CHASE ZIPS PAST CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*POST OFFICE CHANGE BRINGS JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD TOPS NATION IN WORKING MOMS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD WOMEN IN WORK FORCE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SUNDAY DELIVERY HELPS IN CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
ELCA PENSION PLAN NEEDS REGULATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MARGE SCHOTT OUGHT NOT BE TOLERATED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MUST RESOLVE MERCY-DEATH ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THANKS TO THOSE WHO ASSISTED MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*REWARDS FEW FROM LEGALIZED GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GRANDSTAND NUMBERS FORCE BUDGET HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDUSTRY GROUP PLANS TO AID LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY LIKELY TO GET OPIUM CASE TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN DIES IN VAN, PICKUP TRUCK CRASH","Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 36, ACQUITTED ON RAPE CHARGES","Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FOUR ATTORNEYS TRY TO PREVENT POSSIBLE SUITS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOUNDS OF BRAZIL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT DISCIPLINES LAWYER WHO HELPED FUGITIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HURON HOSPITAL FIRES PHARMACIST,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN WHO WALKED AWAY FROM HOSPITAL FOUND DEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
QUALIFIED OK TO SEX CRIME BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE MAY BRING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FRAGILE TELESCOPE WILL SEE LIMITED USE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"POW, MIA REPORT TO DISCUSS ERRORS","Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
UNION COUNTY CONNECTING TO 911,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FARMERS SKEPTICAL ABOUT EC TRADE DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*CROP PRODUCES SEASON AMONG BEST EVER,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*SEVEN STRAIGHT SLUMP CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ANNES CONCERT COMES HIGHLY RECOMMENDED,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PROSE FROM THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEADLINE TO CLAIM PRIZE NEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSTON TO BUY STOCKMANS PUB,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GOOD SAMARITAN SEEKS NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*GERMANY STARTED THE CHRISTMAS-TREE TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MUGGER'S LAWSUIT REVEALS HUGE PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ARTICLE WAS MISLEADING ON HIV TRANSMISSION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
INMATES HAVE NOTHING TO COMPLAIN ABOUT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
AUTHORITIES SEARCH FOR MISSING TEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CUSTER BOARD BACKS 1-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KIMBALL OVERHAULING LOCAL WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ORDERED TO STOP DRINKING IS ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GEAR FOR HOLIDAY CHEER,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITALS CONSIDER SHARING HELICOPTER,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN ADMITS PLANTING BOMB AT APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIBES SEEK WAYS TO RESCUE RELICS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUTHOR DIGS UP COUNTY'S HISTORICAL GEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SHALALA SUPPORTS WELFARE REFORMS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DEMOCRATS PREPARING TAX-SYSTEM REFORMS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAS PRICES DECLINE FOR HOLIDAY TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON EXHIBITS OPEN AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINING FIRMS DENY BIRD-KILLING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SNOWSTORM HITS WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*I-229 INTERCHANGE OPENS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GAMBLING ADDICTION COSTS COULD SURPASS PROFITS--JOY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PANEL DEBATES EARLIER BUDGET MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
POLICE SEEKING 2 SUSPECTS IN CHECK SCAM,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROPOSES BAN ON SMOKING IN CAPITOL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE'S CENTERS FOR DISABLED MERGING ADMINISTRATION,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FINISHING TOUCHES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CITY'S CARPENTER HOTEL MAY GET SPRING FACE LIFT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*RC BEATS SKYFORCE FOR SIXTH STRAIGHT WIN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VIOLENT RAGES A HORROR SIGN OF THE AGES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*LOCALLY, CONTENTIOUS ISSUE FAR FROM SETTLED","Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*'PELICAN BRIEF' TOO SLOW,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*ALL CARRY STIGMAS, CAN BE FORGIVEN","Argus LeaderDec 18 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*SD JUVENILE CRIME RISING,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GASOLINE PRICES DOWN BY 4 CENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESSWOMAN MAKES DOWNTOWN MAP,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL DEADLINE NEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE WINS IN OVERTIME,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*GF&P BOSS LEAVES OFFICE WITH MIXED REVIEWS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SHACKS ARE BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LESS SNOW LIKELY WHEN TEMPS FALL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MILLER LEAVES HOSPITAL FOLLOWING SURGERY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING COMMISSION NAMES NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BOARD TO RECONSIDER SELLING SPACE FOR ADS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TURNS HOUSE INTO LAVISH LIGHT DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS SPREAD CHEER WITH TREES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AMMONIA ODOR LINGERS AFTER SIOUX CITY BLAST,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN SUES MANUFACTURER AFTER COLLAPSE OF EXAM TABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
STATE WORKERS GET FUNDS FOR LABOR,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
GROUP MAY SUE OVER SMOKING BAN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*MILBANK RETAILERS USE CHEAP GAS PRICES AS LURE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
PUBLIC BROADCASTING TO COVER INAUGURATION,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*SLICK ROADS SPIN VEHICLES INTO DITCHES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
UNITED WE STAND ELECTS CHAIRWOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
BARNETT: INHALANT USE A GROWING CONCERN,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
EDITOR TO APOLOGIZE TO SDSU'S STUDENT LEADER,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HEARING SET FOR MONDAY ON PROPOSED BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PLAN TO MERGE 2-COUNTY 911 SYSTEMS IS OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CITIBANK AUDIT'S AIM NOT TO POINT FINGERS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
REGULATION MAKES FLYING SAFER (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*TAXPAYERS LOSE FAITH IN ECONOMIC PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
DEMOCRATIC PARTY HEAD INDULGES IN PLAIN TALK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
TIME TO HEED WARNING OF MAN LEAVING OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MANUFACTURED HOMES ANSWER TO SHORTAGE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
"SWITCHING VOLLEYBALL, BASKETBALL SEASON RIGHT (L)","Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
PROPERTY-TAX MESS MUST BE SORTED OUT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
TERESA MCGOVERN REMEMBERED BY THOSE SHE HELPED,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*TIME IS ALWAYS A GREAT GIFT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*NEW ART SHOW CELEBRATES NEW CULTURES IN COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*HARD-WORKING IMMIGRANT KNOWS POWER OF GIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTIES WANT TO CHANGE MEDICAL INDIGENT LAWS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*LUMINARIES LIGHT UP LANE,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LEARNING MORE WITH LESS REVIEW (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"SDSU AD PROMOTED FLYING, NOT DRUG USE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WEARING OF UNIFORMS WON'T HALT PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PRESSLER HAS HELPED STATE'S ORDINARY FOLKS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SEN. PRESSLER'S ROLE IN LEGISLATION IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LATE MAYOR PRAISED AS DEDICATED CITIZEN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*JOY IS HELPING OTHERS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JENSEN TOOK NORTHERN WOMEN TO NEW HEIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLICE INVESTIGATE BROOKINGS ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STOVE FIRE BLAMED ON NATURAL GAS LEAK,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GAS LEAK CAUSES HOUSE EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JOHNSON SUSPENDS POLITICAL ADS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STAINED-GLASS WINDOWS BRIGHTEN PRISON CHAPEL,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"RESIDENTS SHOWER PETS WITH TOYS, TREATS FOR HOLIDAYS","Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS HOT AIR BALLOONING ANNUAL CHRISTMAS GLO,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BRANDON TO DECIDE ON PLAN FOR SPORTS BAR,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
TRUCE IS REACHED ON CREEK CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MOVE TO INCREASE COUNCIL IN JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MAN KILLED IN MARTIN BAR FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FOUR GET INTERVIEWS FOR DEAN OF LIBRARIES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CHARGES POSSIBLE AFTER CAR-BUS ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FIRST WORSHIP IN NEW CHURCH,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*CANCER INSTITUTE DIRECTOR STRIVES TO MAKE DIFFERENC,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MARYLAND FIRM HELPS S. DAKOTA WITH COMPUTER REORGANI,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"HANDLED ILLNESS WITH GRACE, DIES AT 65","Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA HAS LOWEST WAGES,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*A DECEDENT'S FINAL TAX RETURN IS DUE BY APRIL 15,"Argus LeaderDec 18 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NUDE DANCING QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TRANSIENTS DRIFT ALONG STREETS OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"TAX REBATE-ELDERLY, DISABLED MAY APPLY","Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TAXATION REBATE-ELDERLY, DISABLED MAY APPLY","Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OUTDOOR NATIVITY A TIMELESS TABLEAU,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AFRICAN VIOLET OBSESSION GRIPS MADISON COLLECTORS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AFRICAN VIOLET OBSESSION GRIPS MADISON COLLECTORS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INFANT'S HOSPITAL BILLS DRAIN FAMILY'S RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DRESSES COME 63 YEARS LATE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WINDMILL POWER IS WAVE ELECTRICAL EXPERIMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINE OFFICIALS NOT SURPRISED--ORE TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILWAUKEE OFFICIAL CONFIDENT ABOUT PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LEGISLATURE ADVOCATES MANDAN POWER LINE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FARM LAND GAINS TAX REPEALED,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARM LAND GAINS TAX REPEALED,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SPUR FOR CHANGE IN WATER PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPPORT URGED FOR HOUSING AUTHORITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
IOWA OPPOSES RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOND REDUCED FOR SIOUX FALLS MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*NANCY ROST-PREP FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NANCY ROST-PREP FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CUT AND DRIED TREE TRIMMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ATTACKS ON SPEECH BOTHERED ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BATTLE BREWS ON YMCA TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BATTLE BREWS ON YMCA TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*WELK TRUMPETER BOWS FROM HORN, POLITICS","Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES' FLAVOR OLD-TIME COMEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ZONING OFFICIALS QUENCH SOLAR EFFORT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCKENNAN ATMOSPHERE TENSE AS UNION PROCEEDS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCKENNAN ATMOSPHERE TENSE AS UNION PROCEEDS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}100-MILLION, 15-YEAR RAILROAD PLAN OK'D","Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ZONING OFFICIALS QUENCH SOLAR EFFORT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AIR TRAFFIC UNION CONSIDERS STRIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*STATE AG OFFICIAL HAWKS VEND-A-MEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*STATE AG OFFICIAL HAWKS VEND-A-MEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
WORTHWHILE STEP IN CONSOLIDATION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SAYS FARMERS DESERVE PART OF HUNTING PROFITS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COL SANDER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WORTHWHILE STEP IN CONSOLIDATION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW & MYERS ADVISED ABOUT RAILS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DEC 26 A HOLIDAY FOR STATE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WARNS OF DECEPTION,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DWU NEEDS MATCH FUNDS FOR GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FEDERAL RED TAPE OR SUPPORT FOR POLLOCK-HERREID,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WATER TABLE COULD DROP WITH SLURRY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
REGENT LAWYER SEARCH TO BEGIN ANEW,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JURY-HARON NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
TWO INDICTED FOR ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
RUSSELL NESS FOUND GUILTY OF MISAPPLYING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SD RECEIVES 30-DAY DELAY IN CODY CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
SD RECEIVES 30-DAY DELAY IN CODY CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*YULE SPIRIT-THIRD GRADERS VISITED NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CRITICS STICK ABDNOR IN 'POPSICLE BRIGADE',"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TO SHUT PLANT IN KANSAS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRITICS STICK ABDNOR IN 'POPSICLE BRIGADE',"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF NATIVE FINDS HE'S PART OF STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SF NATIVE FINDS HE'S PART OF STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MARCH CREATES COMMUNITY SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
WAKONDA GAS LEAK FORCES EVACUATION,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD-BN TO SIGN CONTRACT TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WAKONDA GAS LEAK FORCES EVACUATION,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGES WANT NO-SHOWS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGES WANT NO-SHOWS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SHERIFFS TO ASK FOR 5 PERCENT PAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGES WANT NO-SHOWS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BIA DIRECTOR GETS A BUFFALO SHOOTING CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*REGENTS TIGHTEN COLLEGE STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BIA DIRECTOR GETS A BUFFALO SHOOTING CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*REGENTS TIGHTEN COLLEGE STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PRE-SESSION BUDGET HEARINGS USEFUL STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RELIGIOUS SYMBOLS LOSING THEIR MEANING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEAVE RELIGIOUS ADVOCACY TO CHURCHES IN '82 (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEAVE RELIGIOUS ADVOCACY TO CHURHES IN '82 (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRE-SESSION BUDGET HEARINGS USEFUL STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES EDITORIAL ON NATIVITY DISPUTE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ACORN URGES USERS TO CHECK GAS BILLS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ADVICE FOR ACLU,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
JANKLOW POLITICIZES NATIVITY CONTROVERSY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
JANKLOW POLITICIZES NATIVITY CONTROVERSY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HEAD-ON CRASH KILLS PARKSTON WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"POWER LINE SNAPS, SERVICE INTERRUPTED","Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE REJECT CONTRACT OFFER,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TWO PRISONERS WED IN YANKTON JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
US FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE AWARDS 2,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN SENTENCED 15 YEARS FOR ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SCHOOL LUNCH BOYCOTT IN BROOKINGS ENDS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION FOR BROOKINGS MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO TRAFFIC OFFENSES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION FOR BROOKINGS MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*AN AWARD WINNING DISPLAY OF LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"POLICE GET COMPLAINTS, GIRLS GET THE CUSTOMERS","Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*'PRO BOXING IS YEARS BEHIND AMATEURS',"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"GIVE GUN TO ANIMAL, ONE CRUSADER SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SHOOTING EDITOR LIKES WHITETAIL PROSPECTS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
DISCOVERY OF WYOMING FERRETS NO IMPACT ON SD,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*LORI DENEVAN ON A ROLL IN LEAGUE BOWLING,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*BANKS WILLING TO GO TO WIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSERVATIONISTS WANT STRICT LAND TILLING,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IRS LAW ON REPORTING TIPS UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MORE IN NEED THIS YEAR, BUT PEOPLE GIVING MORE","Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}100 ROLLS IN TO HELP BUY TURKEYS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"FARM, RANCH BANKRUPTCIES INCREASE FOURFOLD","Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PUC--UTILITIES MUST GIVE EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BOOKS REMINDERS OF CHRISTMAS PACT (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEGOTIATION BETTER WAY TO SETTLE WATER SUIT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MANY MEMORIES OF ADELINE JENNY (DEMPSEY),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPORTS ON INDIANS' PLIGHT BRING...(GIAGO),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROTESTS MISTREATMENT OF ANIMALS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"AGENCIES TO STUDY FARMING, WATER","Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAYOR AFTER NEW INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CORPS OF ENGINEERS TO PLANT TREES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REAGAN FIRM ON TRADE TALKS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE--'THERE'S NOTHING MORE TO SAY',"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FBI AGENT FINDS WHITE-COLLAR CRIME IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
COYOTES 'THICKER THAN HECK' THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RAPID CITY ROBBERS GOT MORE THAN ASKED FOR,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
NON-PROFIT GROUP WANTS TO SPONSOR HORSE RACES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SISSETON-WAPHETON TRIBAL MEMBERS FOR NEW ELECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
GIRLS' TEAM BUS SLIDES INTO DITCH,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MAN CAN BE TRIED FOR DWI,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
REGENTS WILL SEEK FUNDS FOR NEW BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*'WHY DON'T WE GO DOWN TO THE LOUNGE...',"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'I'M NOT A TERRIBLE PERSON',"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GIVING PETS AS CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOT A GOOD IDEA,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*LEONA KOERNER--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.D, p.16, col.1"
*FARMERS REST THEIR HOPES IN JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*THE LITTON SAGA AFTER 2 YEARS OF TALKS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
UNDERWRITER--MORE IRA'S TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
3 BUSINESSMEN NAMED TO COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
*BRR--THE ICE AGE RETURNETH,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY COMMISSIONERS DEFEND JUNKETS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SOUTH DAKOTAN PROUD, EXCITED ABOUT AWARD","Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEL BROOKS MAKES A COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THESE ANIMAL LOVERS WANT MORE THAN CATS AND DOGS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEMORIAL FUND BENEFITS LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
STUDENTS NEED FARM FAMILY HOSTS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB HELPS DIABETES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SDSU AWARD HONORS HIGH ACHIEVERS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*KID FROM THE CABBAGE PATCH SELLS FOR {dollar}700,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*THE BOYS CLUB BULGES WITH LOVE, LEADERSHIP","Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER BOARD REVIEWS RESULTS OF CENDAK VOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILL DECIDE ABOUT PAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AFTER THE FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*OFFICIALS DEFEND TRAVEL EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
3 HARTFORD BUILDINGS DESTROYED IN BLAZE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FIVE LOCAL AGENCIES BENEFIT FROM COOPERATION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS NEEDS TEEN ENTERTAINMENT CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"ABUSED, ABUSERS NEED ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS","Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN'S TRACK TEAM WINS STATE HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
500 FACE LAYOFFS AT LITTON,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TAKES THE OATH OF OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LOCAL MAN GIVES COAT OFF HIS BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STUDENTS DO WELL DESPITE LOW TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*GROSS DELIGHTS IN QUEST FOR EXCELLENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARMOUR'S LEONARD LEADS B ALL-STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU'S UNDERWOOD DOES A BALANCING ACT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRINKING AND DRIVING DON'T MAKE THE GRADE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ALICE SWALLUM TO HEAD PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
BUILDERS GROUP AWARDS SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
MEALS ON WHEELS HONORS WORKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
COUNTY APPROVES RAISING SALARIES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOLL AUCTION WILL BENEFIT HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW APPOINTS COTTON AS COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SMALL SCHOOLS FACE SIMILAR PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER SWORN IN FOR SECOND TERM,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CLOSING AFFECTS MOUNT MARTY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BALTIC RESIDENTS REJECT BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
JUDGE--REUTTER MAY LEAVE STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
DON'T IGNORE CONTRACT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FOREIGN LANGUAGE HELPS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL SHOULD OPEN MINDS OF STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY SELLS LIBRARY IN HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SUPREME COURT JUSTICE PLEADS GUILTY TO DWI,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNMENT WANTS FARMERS' SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
REGENTS TO HELP YANKTON STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
DWI AT SOBRIETY CHECKPOINTS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*BE AN ANGEL & CHECK MY WINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW PICKS 2 FOR HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IT RESTS IN REAGAN'S CORNER NOW,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEMPERATURES TUMBLE--HURON LEADS WAY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONSIDERS HIMSELF A PEACEKEEPER,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY GOES BY BOOK IN MAKING A TOUGH CALL (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"DON'T CRITICIZE, OFFER SUGGESTIONS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GIVE LOCAL HUNTERS FIRST SHOT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*WHEN YOU'RE IN DOUBT, DON'T DRIVE","Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*MENNONITE STORE HELPS THIRD-WORLD ARTISANS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY MEALS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIRPORT GETS NEW BAGGAGE CLAIM AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISTAKE PUTS PAYMENTS ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUNK GETS 10 YEARS FOR DEATHS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCKENNAN SERVES CHRISTMAS DINNER,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BELL RINGING IS TOUGH BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS AFRAID THAT FARM BILL WON'T HELP,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS DISCUSS WASTE COMPACT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE REFUSES TO BAR MEDIA IN MILLER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MONEY DELAY MAY SHUT DOWN RIDE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAILROAD TRACK SALE TO BE DISCUSSED DEC 27,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SALES OF NEW CARS, TRUCKS DOWN IN SD","Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU PLANT VIOLATES POLLUTION STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SDSU PROFESSOR, SCIENTIST FORM RESEARCH FIRM","Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FIRE DESTROYS PRIVATE SCHOOL NEAR AVON-NO INJURIES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*JURY ACQUITS WINGLER,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLATES COMMEMORATE SD STATEHOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HASENFUS' RELEASE ADDS TO HEADACHES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COLORIZATION TAMPERS WITH ART AND HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STOP DRAWING BAD INDUSTRIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CENTER COUNSELOR MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CITY SHOULD HELP PEDESTRIANS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*ART THEOLOGY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COMING LATE TO A THEATER NEAR YOU ...,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INSTITUTE OPENS TREATMENT UNIT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON MAGAZINE TAKES HONORS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO DEAL WITH DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION OFFICIAL--WORKERS TO RALLY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUTOMATION KEY TO HANDLING HOLIDAY MAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEVELOPMENT OFFICIAL TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET CUTS FOR SOCIAL SERVICES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW COMPUTER IN VEHICLE REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHANGE OF VENUE DENIED,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHARGES FILED AGAINST TWO BURGLARY SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS COMING,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARTIES DISPUTE PACT IN CONCERT SEARCH CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE WRITER TO BE MICKELSON PRESS AIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY TO STUDY MINING IMPACTS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GROUP WANTS PROTON-SMASHER IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*HOUSEHOLDS--LIVING WITHOUT THE BASICS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*DECISIONS ABOUT WHICH SPORTS TO OFFER,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CHING KEEPS ON MOVE DURING REDSHIRT SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LIABILITY TAKES POLE FROM VAULTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*PEIPER CITED FOR COACHING EXPERTISE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
A WHITE CHRISTMAS IS UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CHILD ABUSE SONG RADIO'S HOTTEST HIT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*WISHES AND RESOLUTIONS ADD TO HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*FLOATING PAPERS LED MISSIONARY TO THE US,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
ALCOHOLISM AWARENESS PROMOTED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CLUBS' DONATIONS HELP THE HUNGRY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"COMMUNITY DONATES 2,000 COATS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
POST OFFICE DECORATED FOR SEASON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"GALA RAISES {dollar}70,000 FOR SYMPHONY (L)","Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SERTOMA ASSISTS CHILDREN'S INN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TWO FAMILIES HELPED BY DONATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CHRISTMAS PRESENT MORE ENJOYABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NOMINEE TO COURT DESERVES APPROVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SINGING IN CHURCH GOOD FOR STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WILKA TREATED UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
RANDALL PLAN UNREALISTIC (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
WHAT'S IN A NAME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
HUSET SOLD,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HART FILES LETTER OF INTENT IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN ARTICHOKE DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WESTERN MALL HIRES MANAGER,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN INDICTED IN INFANT SON'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE REJECTS ATTEMPT TO BLOCK ASH SHIPMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL TO STUDY WATER PROJECT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THERE OUGHT TO BE SNOW FOR CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BACKERS DEFEND LEGISLATOR WOFFORD,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF MITCHELL OPTOMETRIST,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RURAL COLTON WOMAN TO GET PACEMAKER,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"BROOKINGS FIRM GIVES {dollar}100,000 TO FOUNDATION","Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION TO CONSIDER BILL FOR FUEL TANK,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR OPTIMISTIC ABOUT ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE REHABILITATING PRAIRIE STATES INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN FOOD STAMP REQUESTS STABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EXTRADITION OK'D FOR ND MINISTER,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FARM BUREAU GROWING IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
'CHRISTMAS CITY' LIGHTS UP FOR TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS SUSPECT POSSIBLE SUICIDE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VANDALS DARKEN HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*HARPIST, CELLIST PAY HOMAGE TO CHRISTMAS","Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
"INDIANS HOPE BUSH, TRIBAL LEADERS MEET","Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REPORT NOT GOOD GUIDE FOR HOSPITALS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ONLY 4 PERCENT OF STAFF ARE SUPERVISORS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SYMPHONY REVIEWS BIASED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
A BETTER WAY TO SAY IT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
JANKLOW STATEMENT WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*WORK ETHIC HELPS VIBORG RUNNER CLAIM HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JOHNSON CRITICIZES FEDERAL PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL BACKS STATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIETY APPOINTS STATE ARCHAEOLOGIST,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION CHAMBER RE-ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HANSON PREPARES CITY'S WATER REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S DOWNHILL FROM HERE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ONCE MISTAKEN FOR LETTERMAN SIDEKICK,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNION PROTEST BACKS CALIFORNIA WORKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SNOWY NIGHT LIGHTS UP MEMORY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
IPSWICH LIFE APPEALS TO NEW DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*RISING TO THE OCCASION,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VIDEO LOTTERY RAKES IN {dollar}13 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MINORITY CONTRACTS VOLUNTARY, CITY SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*A DOLL FOR ALL SEASONS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CITY PASSING BUCKS ON AMBULANCE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOUSEKEEPING NEEDED IN PIERRE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEAM NEEDS CHEERLEADERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PREDATORS COSTLY FOR FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
US HANDS ARE BLOODY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*GLANZER CAN'T ABANDON PASSION FOR BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ENDING A LANDMARK CAREER,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HUWE MAKES MOST OF FREE THROWS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CITY COMMERCIAL BUILDING FEE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DISNEY CHARACTERS GET A LIFT IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*COURT APPROVES PSYCHIATRIC TESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON COUNCIL APPROVES CAR LOT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIGENT HEALTH PUT ON COUNTY'S AGENDA,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KILLER PLEADS GUILTY TO ATTEMPTED ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS FOOD BANK GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE STATION CONSOLIDATION COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRUSTY SEX OFFENDERS RECLASSIFIED,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BANK PRESIDENT SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN SENTENCED IN GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN HURON FRAUD,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SINGLES' PAPER WINS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MONTROSE CAFE OWNER CLOSES UP,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HUNGER STRIKER RELEASED FROM JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL STUMPING DRAWS CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAIR MANAGER QUIT OVER 'DIFFERENCE',"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
JOB SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*JUDGE DISMISSES PARTS OF HAGEN SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OLD BEER SPOT MAKING WAY FOR NEW,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 SCHOOL BOND ISSUES FAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAKE SIMPLE STEPS TO REDUCE OIL USE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"FORGET STEREOTYPES, MEET OTHERS AS EQUALS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SCHOOL READING SHOULD CHALLENGE CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'PRINCE OF DARKNESS' FINALLY IDENTIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CONTACT MICKELSON ON LONETREE OUTRAGE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
INVASION HAS BECOME PROFITABLE FOR OPEC (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CARTOON SHOWING WOMAN IN CHAINS IS IN BAD TASTE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
COURT CASE MAKES ABORTION MURDER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
KIDS CAN READ ABOUT GHOULS IN COMIC BOOKS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HOLIDAY CONCERT WORTH THE MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
SOUTH DAKOTAN COMES HOME TO BAKE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ACLU RATES STATE'S CONGRESS MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEVERE WEATHER HITS SD,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAWKEY REORGANIZES SHERIFF'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*QUILTS OFFER GIFT OF WARMTH,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD BACKS EXTRA MONEY FOR EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BILLY MILLS SHARES PLAN FOR SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BANTAM OFFICIAL FIGHTS TO KEEP BASEBALL FIELDS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"SMOKING BANNED AT COURTHOUSE, STARTING JUNE 30","Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"AMID PROTESTS, WALL LAKE PLANS UNSCATHED","Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"FIRST-MONTH LOTTO AMERICA SALES HIT {dollar}809,671","Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SALES ROSE 7.9 PERCENT IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE OFFICIALS TO VISIT BELLE FOURCHE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMMITTEE TO REVIEW AGENCY RULES TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WOMAN CELEBRATES 105TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MADISON SETTLES WITH CITY EMPLOYEE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TV NEWS PROGRAM ACCEPTED IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
I-90 SHOOTING TRIAL DELAYED 1 MORE TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*LENNOX PROGRAM REAPS HONORS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PINE RIDGE STAR IS MORE THAN SCORER,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COACH HAS DWU BACK ON COURSE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"TO CUT 8,000, BUT NO LAYOFFS HERE","Argus LeaderDec 19 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
*BALTIC BAR TAP SHUT OFF,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ZOO CAMELS STRICKEN,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'ARGUS' SHOULD COVER GENUINE PAGEANT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUCHANAN SHOULD STOP HIS WHINING (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHEN TAX FREEZE ENDS TAXPAYERS WILL STEAM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAGIC'S ACHIEVEMENTS SPEAK FOR CHARACTER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*NATIVE AMERICANS STILL LIVE IN DUAL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--BED-AND-BOOZE TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*AT 14, PEDERSON A PREMIER MUSICIAN","Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MUSICIANS READY FOR CHRISTMAS BLAST,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*PUBLIC TV SHOW PUTS FUN (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FUEL-DUMPING TRIAL CONTINUES TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN GUN POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO CHILD-SEX ABUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUMMIT MAN DIES WORKING UNDER CAR,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNEMPLOYED MAN TRIES NEW TACTIC,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATION TARGETS SEX OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL FILES SUIT TO CUT RETIREE BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN SUING HOTEL AFTER FALL IN SHOWER,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOP SAYS BUCHANAN TOO LATE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DAVISON COUNTY OK'S FULL-TIME STATE ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON NAMES 2 TO PARKS COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MONEY IS ALLOCATED FOR GETTYSBURG BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ORGANIZERS CANCEL '92 PLAINS AG EXPO,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*TATTOOIST AWAITS SOBER AND WILLING,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FARM EMPLOYMENT EXPECTED TO DROP,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HEPATITIS OUTBREAK HITS CHARLES MIX COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CEO SAYS WINNING IS NUMBER 1 GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CREEHAN NAMED USD FOOTBALL COACH,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PINE RIDGE'S BIG CROW LED BY EXAMPLES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"HATCH, NSEREKO WON BIG FOR BROOKINGS","Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NEW FIRM TO HIRE 30 IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NEW FIRM TO HIRE 30 IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SD GAS PRICES FALL UNDER {dollar}1,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PLANS WORRY SOME PIERRE MERCHANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*BOY BANNED FROM GIRLS SPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CLEARING THE ROAD OF WINTER,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHOPPER TAKES A DRIVE-IN APPROACH,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JET CRASH KILLS 8, FLIGHT MAKES STOP IN SD","Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
11 SD OFFICES ON CUTBACK PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STATE LAW SILENT ON CO-ED SPORTS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*HEALTH REFORM SHOULD BE WHOLISTIC,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SWANGO STORY REVEALS A CHILLING ARROGANCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
EDUCATION PROGRAMS SHOULD INCLUDE ADULTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*KID'S SECURITY IS NIGHTMARE FOR PARENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MERRY STRESSMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*DON'T JUST PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS, THINK BEYOND","Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SOLUTIONS TO SKYFORCE SKID PROVE ELUSIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOLLER NAMED AUGUSTANA COACH,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TO ATTRACT BIRDS TO FEEDERS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO HOUSE BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD PAIR INDICTED IN WILDLIFE CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO COLORADO MEN CHARGED IN CHASE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO PEOPLE INJURED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WORTHINGTON MAN DIES IN STORAGE BIN,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON CALLS FOR REFORM,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS DISCOVER JAPANESE ART FORM,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"INDIAN GROUPS LEAVE HOTEL, COMPLAIN OF INSENSITIVITY","Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHARTER OMITTED FACTS ON RAPE REPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR'S HEALTH-CARE PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SNOW SCOOPING HITS {dollar}50,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*TIME IS RIGHT TO VIEW LOCAL HOLIDAY LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CHIROPRACTIC TRADITION GOES WAY BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ALEXANDRIA WOMAN CROWNED SNOW QUEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*DASCHLE'S STAFF SHOWS LARGE DISPARITY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF ADMITS HARASSMENT OCCURRED AT JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*CRIME RATE NO HIGHER, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ETHANOL TAXPAYER NIGHTMARE--ISN'T ENERGY-EFFICIENT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUDGET SLAP IN UNIVERSITY FACE (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MORE AG JOBS WILL KEEP STATE STRONG (PIERRE CAPITOL),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
QUESTIONS DAMPEN ETHANOL CELEBRATION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*APPLICANTS SOUGHT--EDITORIAL PAGE ADVISORY GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DISCIPLINE IN ORDER FOR KIDS AND PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MORE TIRED TERMINOLOGY DESCRIBES CRIME BILL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DEMOCRATS LEGISLATING FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ARMS-CRAZY PRESIDENTS NEED PSYCHIATRIC HELP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BIRD FEEDER BUZZES WITH VISITORS ALL DAY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"ALL WORKERS DESERVE SECURE JOB, GOOD BOSS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MUCH INFORMATION CONNECTED TO SMOKING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CIGARETTE TAX REVENUES WILL FALL SHORT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
EVEN UNBORN DESERVE FREEDOM OF CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
STUDENTS OUTSTANDING IN 'SOUND OF MUSIC' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
HUNTERS GLAD TO PAY IF GAME'S ABUNDANT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
PRESSLER MISINFORMS IN HEALTH-CARE DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
"NSP, WORKERS FINED IN FALSIFYING RECORDS","Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS SALES REPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PARTIES BOOST MORALE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SDSU, VIKINGS PIN WRESTLING HOPE ON YOUTH","Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LATE-SEASON HUNTING HAS PLENTY OF REWARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*GIFT IDEAS FOR THE RACING FAN,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"BODY OF BOY, 15, FOUND NEAR PICKUP","Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY FOUNDATION AIMS AT IMPROVING FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MUSICIANS SERVE HOMEMADE TUNES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ALLISON: LEARNING TO LEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
2 NURSES TO SPREAD GOSPEL IN MOSCOW,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
PARK STICKER CHANGE PROPOSED FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAILROAD GIVES LAND TO SATE FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REGENT'S DIRECTOR--BUDGET MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FINALIST BELIEVES IN INDIVIDUALIZING LEARNING,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LIQUOR TRADE ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DENY CONFLICT OF INTEREST IN MINE-PERMIT VOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS BRINGS WITH IT THE ART OF BELIEVING,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*READERS OPEN UP ABOUT HOLIDAY BIRTHDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*MEMORIES OF CHRISTMASES IN SD PAST,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1993, sect.G, p.07, col.4"
JANKLOW DIRECTLY CONTROLS 4% OF WORKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE SHERIFF'S STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE TIME A BILLY GOAT ATTACKED THE SHERIFF?,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
POLITICS OBSTACLE TO IMMEDIATE TAX-REFORM (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RENTSCHLER DESERVES THANKS FOR RUNNING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MEAT AND EXERCISE NECESSARY FOR HEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STEADY LEADER FOR GRIEVING STATE (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTANS WILL DEMAND TAX FIX (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
AIDS AVAILABLE FOR DIABETIC TRAVELERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
STATE HAS MORE THAN 3 POLITICIANS (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*CARRY SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS YEAR-ROUND,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WASHINGTON STUDENT FOLLOWS HER DREAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHWARTZ PICKS PHOENIX AS HOME BASE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOT-AIR BALLOONS REGULATED BY FAA,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH'S PRINCIPAL RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A GERMAN CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BLAST IGNITES CONCERN OVER AMMONIA,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*INCOMING COUNCILWOMAN ENJOYS THE MOMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAWYERS DON'T UNDERSTAND SCAM CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
STURGIS MAN TO BE ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BROTHERS PLEAD GUILTY TO KILLING GOLDEN EAGLE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROBLEM KIDS TO SPEND SATURDAYS IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RESIDENTS RAISE FUNDS FOR ACCIDENT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RESERVOIR RUNOFF TOTAL 85 PERCENT OF NORMAL,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SUIT SAYS EX-BOSS SEXUALLY HARASSED WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
VOTE ON COUNTY WHEEL TAX TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*LEARNING THE ROPES,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STATE BUDGET HAS LITTLE FAT TO TRIM,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ELK HERD TAKEN TO NORTH DAKOTA TO TEST VACCINE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*SPOUSE EXEMPT FROM STATE'S INHERITANCE TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*3 ADMIT ROLE IN ROSS CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SINGER PROVIDES TICKETS TO SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE RELEASED TO PARKER NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LOCAL TALENT SAVES THE SHOW FOR ROGERS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"SAVE YOUR MONEY, SENATE-RACE GIVERS (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POLITICIANS SEEM JINXED BY 'VALUES' MESSAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PARKING-FINE MIX UP BLACK EYE FOR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MOST PARTIAL-BIRTH ABORTIONS ARE ELECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STOP TO HELP WHEN YOU SEE ACCIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTA NEEDS A STATE-FUNDED NURSERY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BUSINESS FOOTS BILL FOR GOVERNOR'S HUNT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON COUNCIL REJECTS BAR REZONING,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TABOR MAN DIES IN BEAN BUGGY CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST TWO AFTER STABBINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY COUNCIL OK'S NEW GOLF COURSE RATE STRUCTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GUARD LEAVES ON PEACE MISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SHUTDOWN COULD FORCE STUDENT, 44, OUT OF SCHOOL","Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTERS SAFELY RECOVER 180 GALLONS OF JET FUEL,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"COUNTIES TO SEEK {dollar}44M IN NEW FEES, SIN TAXES","Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MAN TO FACE CHARGE OF MURDER IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MAN GETS 30 DAYS FOR HURTING DAUGHTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*{dollar}400 COMPUTER CARD STOLEN FROM COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BANK ROBBERY TAPE TURNED OVER TO FBI,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MARIJUANA CONSPIRACY GETS MAN 30 DAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"MAN, 19, SENTENCED IN FIRE BOMBING","Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRANSIENT RECEIVES 6 YEARS FOR ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN GETS SIX YEARS FOR CASINO HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TASK FORCE EXAMINES DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY TO CONSIDER ADULT-THEME ZONING,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"STORE CLERK, 17, SLAPPED ROBBER'S WRIST","Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"*BURTZLAFF MUST STAY IN PRISON, BOARD RULES","Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*A VETERAN OF 3 WARS DIES AT 78,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS RESIDENTS AND THE OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"POLICE SEARCH FOR CASINO, GROCERY STORE ROBBERS","Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
APPLEMOBILE JOINS GOOSEMOBILE ON JOURNEY ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*PROCRASTINATORS TAKE A NUMBER,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SAUNDERS GETS HIS SHOT,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GO ON-LINE FOR BIG GAME APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*ACCESS DEBATE HERE TO STAY,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*WEIGHT CONTROL NEEDS BALANCE, NOT DEPRIVATION","Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE UNMISTAKABLE JIM BRICKMAN IS BACK AT THE PIANO,"Argus LeaderDec 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OLSON ARRESTED FOR FELONIES AFTER RELEASE...,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ARRESTS MAY HAVE SOLVED STRUM HEIST,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHER BRINGS SMILES TO SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ARTIST FUSFIELD MAKES HER OWN RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW ALBUMS RUN GAMUT FROM COUNTRY TO FUNK,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE RESTORES EXTENSION SERVICE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROJECT MOBILITY FACES CONTRACT WOES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUSTARD GAS LEAK DENIED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE RESTORES EXTENSION SERVICE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROJECT MOBILITY FACES CONTRACT WOES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSUMER OFFICE TO CLOSE JAN 1,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONSUMER OFFICE TO CLOSE JAN 1,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABOUT BANNING BOOKS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABOUT BANNING BOOKS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CATTLE BRAND RENEWAL DATE JAN 1,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 CHARGED WITH DRUG DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY WORKERS MIGHT VOTE ON DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON CENTER REPORTS WALK AWAY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WHIRLWIND HORSE TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW GIVES BLOOD CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"STURGIS, BLACK HILLS PAPERS SOLD","Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REWARD OFFERED FOR POACHER'S ARREST,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDICTMENTS ISSUED FOR BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY WORKERS MAY VOTE ON DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXTRA HIGHWAY PATROLING ORDERED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T CUT BOND,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BRANDON-VALLEY SUIT FIGHTS ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FEDERAL FUNDS TO HELP SCHOOLS SAVE ENERGY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MENTAL HEALTH CENTER GIVEN CHANCE TO HANDLE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FEDERAL FUNDS TO HELP SCHOOLS SAVE ENERGY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ICC EXAMINES RAILROAD PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BERGLAND SEES WORRIES AHEAD FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BERGLAND SEES WORRIES AHEAD FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MINNESOTA CONSIDERS URANIUM STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SUNFLOWER LOAN PROGRAM URGED IN ND,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
CITY MANAGEMENT INSURANCE ATTACKED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY MANAGEMENT INSURANCE ATTACKED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX FREE LAND TO BE RE-EVALUATED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX FREE LAND TO BE RE-EVALUATED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRAILER FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF IN CRITICAL NEED OF BLOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF IN CRITICAL NEED OF BLOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS MAY SNUB RAILS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*URANIUM LAWS MAY NOT SUFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO ADD 18 MILES OF TRACK,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITAL DROPS PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS SECRETLY LOOK AT EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NUCLEAR MADNESS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'NUTCRACKER' REVIEW SPARKS FURTHER COMMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
'NUTCRACKER' REVIEW SPARKS FURTHER COMMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
'NUTCRACKER' REVIEW SPARKS FURTHER COMMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CRASH VICTIMS UNINJURED, IDENTIFIED","Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RESEARCHERS BELIEVE DRUG WILL STOP SCABIES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
18 BELLE FOURCHE JAIL DEFICIENCIES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RESEARCHERS BELIEVE DRUG WILL STOP SCABIES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN WINS IN MALPRACTICE SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR TO HEAD PANEL,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
LITTON TO LAY OFF 100 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
FIRING MOVES TO COURT ON STEEL SHOT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WALL RANCHER ENFORCES TRESPASS LAW ON HIS OWN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WALL RANCHER ENFORCES TRESPASS LAW ON HIS OWN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WALL RANCHER ENFORCES TRESPASS LAW ON HIS OWN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL LOOKS AHEAD TO LEAN YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PROMOTION WOULD IMPROVE FARM PRICES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PROPANE LEAK, FIRE-BELLE FOURCHE","Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU IRANIAN STUDENTS WANT TO REMAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BIA UNCERTAIN ABOUT TRIBAL PROGRAMS CUT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU IRANIAN STUDENTS WANT TO REMAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROMOTION WOULD IMPROVE FARM PRICES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BIA UNCERTAIN ABOUT TRIBAL PROGRAMS CUT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUC MIGHT MISS MANDAN RULING DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PUC MIGHT MISS MANDAN RULING DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*GREAT BEAR SKI VALLEY SLOPES ARE DOTTED WITH SKIERS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PERUVIAN'S OPPORTUNITY AS LEADER OF THE UN (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REFLECTION ON A BYGONE CHRISTMAS ERA,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*RETURN OF WHITE HOUSE STYLE IMPRESSES GANNETT EXEC,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*SURVEY SHOWS STRONG BACKING FOR SALT, SAND FOR ICE","Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RETURN OF WHITE HOUSE STYLE IMPRESSES GANNETT EXEC,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO VITAL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
NOT A FRIENDLY CITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
NOT A FRIENDLY CITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
EIGHT CARS COLLIDE ON YANKTON BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE CHALLENGES CAB DECISION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRIBE CHANGES COUNCIL DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FORMER HOT SPRINGS MAYOR TO RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EXCISE TAX ON PHONES TO DROP JAN 1,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS HAVE LOW LOAN DELINQUENCY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FEBRUARY VOTE SEEN ON WEB WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FU PRESIDENT SAYS SD NEEDS TAX ON CORPORATE PROFITS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TURKEY PRODUCERS WILL CUT OUTPUT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY SENDING LICENSE PROBLEM TO STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
OAHE BOARD OKS BLUNT RESERVOIR RESOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
WOLSEY CHEMICAL SPILL HANDLED CORRECTLY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WATER DISTRICT TRYING TO GET SYSTEM BACK ON COURSE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*KEN MOUM GETS SKY-HIGH COUNTING CANADA GEESE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*A GOOD, RELIABLE HUNTING CAR","Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*KEN MOUM GETS SKY-HIGH COUNTING CANADA GEESE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOB INGLE ELECTED GF&P CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
GF&P APPROVES SPECIAL DEER HUNTING SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
CHUCK SCHLUESTER-A NEW WRITER FOR GF&P,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
JENE MEHEGAN GIVING 50 ACRES TO GF&P,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
INDOOR ICE ADDS TO HOCKEY ENTHUSIASM,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*HANDMADE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BARTER SYSTEM LETS HOMEOWNERS BUY WITH CREDITS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX VOCATIONAL DIRECTOR LOOKS TO NEW CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX VOCATIONAL DIRECTOR LOOKS TO NEW CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BARTER SYSTEM LETS HOMEOWNERS BUY WITH CREDITS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
140 SOUTH DAKOTANS OWED BACK WAGES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
140 SOUTH DAKOTANS OWED BACK WAGES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TO ESTABLISH AN INDIAN CHURCH IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITAL COSTS RISE IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*TELL-TALE ANGLER KEEPS 'EM HANGING IN BEER AD,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WINCHESTER DEAL STARTS AS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GIRL SCOUTS PLAN SCIENCE CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HUMANITIES GRANTS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEDIC ALERT LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GREAT PLAINS ZOO KEEPS THE PARROT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MIDLAND EYES PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD GETS HATCHERY IF FEDS DON'T FUND IT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TWO HOMES TOO MANY IF MOVING,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CONSIDER LANDOWNER IN DOG-WILDLIFE PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DAKOTA PROPOSITION REJECTED, BUT BEING USED (L)","Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INMATE SAYS MANY COULD BE SET FREE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PICKS WRONG PLACE FOR INAUGURATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ND SENATORS--GARRISON MONEY SAVED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*SINGING TREE DECORATED WITH CAROLERS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
STATE MEDIATOR CALLED TO SETTLE LABOR DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TASK FORCE WILL REVIEW RAISE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR NEAR BOTTOM OF LIBERAL RATING POLL,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*ELECTRODES REPLACE TRADITIONAL BODY BRACE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*MEN INSTALLED AS LODGE MASTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
WARD WILL COORDINATE HISTORY DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
*GUNDERSON IS INSTALLED AS QUEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
*WILLEMSSEN WILL SERVE ON BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
BUNKERS HEADS KIWANIS CLUB,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
PORTER IS NAMED GROUP'S PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
COMPANY WANTS TO HIRE 300 WORKERS--RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE REFUSES TO END GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN CHARGED WITH RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"YANKTON, SF FIRES LEAVE FAMILIES HOMELESS","Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOLKS RECALL DAY LIGHTS WENT ON,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PLUGGED SEWER VENTS COULD CAUSE A DISASTER,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAWYER SAYS TAX IS DISCRIMINATORY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE OFFICIALS SEEK TWO IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CITY, AREA FIREFIGHTERS SHOW SKILL (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GHOSTS OF CHRISTMAS SHOULD EDUCATE MEESE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEESE IS WINDOW INTO VALUES... (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TO CLOSE USD/SPRINGFIELD A MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HOT SPRINGS WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN ADMITTED SHAKING BOY WHO DIED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SNOW PUSHERS MAY BE FINED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BRANDON GIRL WINS STATE TEEN USA PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEW COURT SCHEDULE DESIGNED TO SAVE TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OAHE REAPPORTIONMENT TESTIMONY TO BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POSTPONED NORWEGIAN SERVICE TO BE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROJECT AIMED AT REDUCING BAD LOANS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SCHOOLS POOL SERVICES TO UPGRADE EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TAKE LENDERS TO COURT--ACTIVIST SAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'MICKI & MAUDE' IS STILL A CLUCK,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTRY COUSINS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FMHA WILL LEASE FARMS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WILL HELP PROSECUTE DOKKEN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER NOMINATES REDFIELD LAWYER,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOLIDAY SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LIFE RETURNING TO NORMAL FOR CRASH VICTIM,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CARRIED AWAY TICKETING PARKED CARS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRISON TURNING TOWN INTO DISASTER AREA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAIWAN TRIP MAY LEAD TO AG SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*UNITY IS THE KEY, DEMOCRATS SAY","Argus LeaderDec 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*FALL FROM BRIDGE KILLS TRUCKER,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE SUES OVER LEASE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RIDICULING PARENTS NOT BEST WAY TO HELP KIDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VIOLENCE OF ABORTION SPURS PRO-LIFERS' ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AMERICAN FARMERS CAN'T PROVIDE FREE LUNCH,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CARTOON TELLS TELLING STORY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JANKLOW SHOULD NOT RUN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DASCHLE DESERVES CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LEAD TO MALE BIRTH CONTROL PILL,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS MAKE BOOKS FOR PRESCHOOL CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTMAS PRODUCTION OF 'THE MAGIC MIRROR',"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN PLEADS GUILTY AFTER POLICE STAND-OFF,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY RETURNS SEX CHARGE INDICTMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE BANS FAMILY-OPTION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENIOR CENTER LETTERS SPEED TRANSIT AID,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TELLINGHUISEN SET IF MEIERHENRY DROPS OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GASOLINE PRICES DIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BOARD LETS TEACHERS TRY NEW APPROACH,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AGENCY CONFIRMS HEPATITIS CASES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW JUDGE WON'T JAIL S. DAKOTAN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CRASH INJURES WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CABBAGE PATCH FADES TO LUKEWARM ADULATION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS--HEALTH CARE A BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FUGITIVE LIVED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL LAYS OFF 275,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PROGRAM FREES INMATES EARLY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LIBRARIAN BRINGS CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*TORPEDOES SHOOT FOR A COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"ARGUS, KELO OVERDID USD FOOTBALL (L)","Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHRISTMAS TO ONE-ROOM SCHOOLS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MAKE SURE THAT CARNIVALS ARE SAFE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OPEN PIT MINING A THREAT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BEWARE OF GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CHRISTMAS LIST FOR EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TURN SWORDS INTO SICKLES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WASHINGTON NEEDS PARKING LOT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*A FESTIVAL OF NINE LESSONS AND CAROLS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY FOR RENOVATION OF HISTORIC HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SWIFT, STATE DISCUSS WISH LIST","Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMERCIAL CONDOMINIUMS MAY SET CITY TREND,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WASTE VEHICLE TO BE REPLACED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE--DEAL HURTS CONTRA AID,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CEMENT OUTPUT DOWN FROM LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN WINS WRONGFUL FIRING SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REPAIR AID AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO SPLIT {dollar}12.2 MILLION FROM STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT TO CONSIDER STATE'S ATTORNEY CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GROUP HEAD URGES UNIFORM DWI PROSECUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*RESERVATION RESIDENTS LAG BEHIND IN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HOSPITAL OPERATOR MAY LEAVE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RESPONDS TO STINK ABOUT HOG OPERATION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*SEWAGE-ASH PROJECT DEVELOPS ANOTHER DEBATE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS HOPE YULE PEACE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MORRELL SAFETY ISSUE GETS ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEED NEW POLICY ON CHOIRS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHOICE FREEDOM INPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TEACHING YOUTHS SIN FOOLISH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
IF HART RETURN A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
COLLEGES WANT IN NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INJURIES DOG SD WRESTLER,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
GOOSE CAMP GANDERS AT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
MORE TURKEY TAGS PROPOSED FOR '88 HUNTING,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*VIRAL DISEASE TAKES TOLL ON DEER,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
BUSINESS OFFERS FREE PHONE CALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOG FARM OPPONENTS FILE MORE PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOME DECORATION WINNERS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEDIAN INCOME LOW IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE OFFERS PRIORITY MAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHILDREN REMEMBER FAVORITE PRESENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RADIO AUDIENCES FALL IN LOVE WITH ...,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RULE ALLOWS STATE TO RESTRICT MINING,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SANTA DELIVERS HOLIDAY MESSAGE WITHOUT A SOUND,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN GETS 25 YEARS IN ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SCHOOL OF MINES GRADUATE BEGINS STUDIES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESEARCH PAYS OFF FOR COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIGHER SPEED LIMIT NOT LINKED TO MORE DEATHS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEARFISH MAN GETS PROBATION FOR GOLD THEFT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STABBING SUSPECT GETS 8-YEAR PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CORN PLANTING STAYS SAME IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*PUBLISHED FROM THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OTHER BOOKS FROM SD WRITERS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
"JOAN EGGERS, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
BOARDINGS INCREASE AT MESABA AVIATION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CONSERVATION OFFICE OFFERS TAX RULE DATA,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NEW INVESTORS IN DAKOTA SPLASH,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NEW MEMBER JOINS VO-TECH COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE HELPS PAY COMPUTER TUITION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS AD AGENCIES ARE THRIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"FARM STRESS, IT'S WORSE NOW","Argus LeaderDec 20 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*VIKINGS HOME FOR HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOICE OF 911,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INDIANS DEMAND APOLOGY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*TRIPLETT RESIGNS AS USD FOOTBALL COACH,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ORGANIZATION SHOULDN'T PROTECT ANIMAL ABUSERS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NURSING HOMES DO WELL DESPITE OBSTACLES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HOME STAFFS CAN BE PROUD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"*TRADITION, JOY PROMPT CHRISTMAS BRIGHTNESS","Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BLUE JEANS FIRM TO OPEN ELK POINT PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR HOSTS TALK ON BUDGET IN CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOAD KING UNION WORKERS PICKET,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCKENNAN TO SERVE CHRISTMAS DINNER,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW RECREATION HALL TO OPEN WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR TO START EARLIER,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HUMANE SOCIETY TO CHECK OTHER PUPPY FARMS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY WILL ALLOW MCDONALD'S TO BUILD,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"INVESTMENT OFFICER TOO RISKY, CRITIC SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE WON'T STOP OSHA FINE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISCONNECTED GAS MAIN FOUND AT LEVELED HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TRANSPLANT PATIENT WANTS TO CHANGE HOSPITAL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS DRAW RECORD CROWD AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE UNHAPPY WITH PLANS TO CUT AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TALK ABOUT DUMP WORRIES RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RECOUNT CONFIRMS KLEINSASSER'S LOSS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*WAKONDA'S FLYNN HEADS TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*USD FOOTBALL COACH RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WRESTLER IS COLLEGE ATHLETE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*FIRE GUTS TRAILER HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELDERLY COUPLE FIGHT FRAUD AND WIN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIR GUARD BEGINS MISSION SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BAR OWNERS WORRIED ABOUT LOOTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SECURITY STEPPED UP,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
ANTI-AFFIRMATIVE ACTION TIDE TRICKLES INTO CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MOST MEDICAL STUDENTS HONOR TUITION RULES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*ENFORCEMENT NEEDED TO WIN DRUG BATTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VETO INCINERATOR PROPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WAKONDA COMPANY WINS FIRM AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHANUKAH DINNER SERVED AT TEMPLE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY OPTING FOR SELF-INSURANCE PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLORENCE MAN GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON OFFICIAL GETS INVESTIGATIVE ROLE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SALEM, SPENCER SET TO DECIDE ON MERGER","Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN BOUND OVER IN ABDUCTION CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS BOOST TO EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOCTORS WIN CHAMBERLAIN SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING TOPS {dollar}13 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CASTLEWOOD VOTERS OK SCHOOL BOND,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GAME SKIDS TO HALT FROM SHOE LEAK,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REPORT DUE ON ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN CHARGED IN PAINT SNIFFING,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONDE MAN CHARGED IN STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY BANS SUNDAY BEER SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REHABILITATION UNIT DIRECTOR REPLACED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRANSIENT GETS SENTENCED TO 35 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TURNER COUNTY AUDITOR HIRES LAWYER,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP FIGHTS LARGE DUMP,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*O'GORMAN VOLLEYBALL COACH HONORED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*WAKONDA DUO HEADS 'B' ALL-STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SNOW HAS BLACK HILLS RESORTS ANXIOUS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
"*22,000 IS PAID TO PLANT TREES","Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SHEEP CONFERENCE SET FOR JANUARY 6,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*SALE TO NORWEGIANS PUTS CITY FIRMS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
FARM BODIES PRESS FOR INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
CHEAP TRICK CANCELS CONCERT ON DECEMBER 31,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WINTER CHILL ZEROES IN FOR LENGTHY STAY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A THIRST FOR HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD INDIANS WON'T LOSE COLLEGE AID,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TO YOUR COMMUNITY FOR CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW FRAMEWORK FOR TRADE IN ORDER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HOUSE WALKAWAYS HELD ACCOUNTABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WARNING TICKET WOULD HAVE SUFFICED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
2 AMBULANCE SERVICES WOULD RAISE PRICES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
AUGUSTANA UNFAIR TO GREAT COACH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COLUMN TWISTS FACTS TO HELP MUENSTER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GUILTY SHOULD PAY FOR CARE AT CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MANKIND MUST BENEFIT FROM BATTLEFIELD DEATHS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
INTOLERANCE OF OTHERS' VALUES IS GROWING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
THRESHOLD TURNS KIDS IN RIGHT DIRECTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
GARBAGE REVERSAL INSULT TO VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
NDSU COLUMN SOUNDS LIKE SOUR GRAPES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*INSIDE THE SHOW ROOM,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*UNITY CHURCH HAS NEW LEADER,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HEARTBROKEN TEACHER FINDS JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE CALLS FOR BETTER HEALTH CARE FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROJECT MOBILITY TOPIC OF MEETING TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RATES GO UP JAN 1,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ORGAN TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BLACK CAN BE HELD IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORMER GOVERNOR RESTS IN GUARDED CONDITION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESERVISTS GET BREAK FROM CREDITORS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHILLY FILL,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BASEBALL GROUP WANTS PUBLIC VOTE ON PARK CHANGES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS' SPACE REQUEST FALLS ON DEAF EARS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMPROMISE REACHED ON WILDFIRE RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW OWNER LETTING OWNERSHIP REVERT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL--RECONCILIATION SPURS UNDERSTANDING,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROFESSORS' ARTICLE ON FLIGHT 232 PUBLISHED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WYOMING FIRM DRILLING FOR OIL NEAR FRUITDALE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CITY WILL VOTE ON USE OF TAXES FOR HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OFFICER DENIED GUILT IN NEW BURGLARY COUNTS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"GUARD UNIT HOMEBOUND TO VERMILLION, WINNER","Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NUMBERS OF CLIMBERS TO RISE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SD'S BEST IN HOOPS SHINING BRIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BURNETT AN ALL-STATER FOR 3RD YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PIATOWSKI DOING EVERYTHING WELL,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GARRETSON ROLLED WHOLE YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CHAMBER IS SEEKING NOMINEES FOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SLAUGHTER CATTLE HIT 12-YEAR HIGH,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*BOXES ON THEIR WAY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*SD JOINS STATES LABELED TAX HAVENS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
SOVIETS MAKE ANOTHER LARGE CORN BUY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*DISTRACTING CELEBRATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SLEET SLICKS UP STREETS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
REFORM IS A WORTHY PRIORITY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CONVENTION CENTER NEEDED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STORY OF JARDING LOSS TOLD WELL IN 'ARGUS',"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*BEATTY BRINGS CHARM, GRIT TO 'BUGSY'","Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MARTIN FUNNY AS FATHER OF THE 'BRIDE',"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FUND SET UP FOR FAMILY WHO LOST HOME IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO CHILD-SEX ABUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKA LT GOVERNOR TO SPEAK AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE TO HALT DELIVERY ON HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF ICE SKATING RINKS TO OPEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIETY TO CONDUCT AWARDS BANQUET,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRYANT MAN FOUND GUILTY IN DUMPING NEAR WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HARVESTING HOLIDAY SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TO SPREAD CHEER YEAR-ROUND AT CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE TO CONSIDER PAY-RAISE BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EMPLOYERS OFFER MAIL-ORDER DRUGS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MASTEN SAYS DEMOCRATIC PICKS ARE UP TO HIM,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEADWOOD COMPLETES {dollar}1 MILLION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS MAYOR NAMED TO STATE BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DURFEE TO ASSUME CORRECTIONS POSITION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL VOTES TO BOOST VEHICLE REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VA HOSPITALS TOPIC OF JANUARY 9 HEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL HOSPITAL MERGER FINAL,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LEMMON SCHOOL BOARD WINS SUIT WITH TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
1872 MINING LAW AT CENTER OF DEBATE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SAWYERS BECOMES BLUE-CHIPPER,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LEAGUE CREATES GOVERNMENT TRUST,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*GARRETSON MAN FINDS SUPPORT AFTER REVEALING STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MCKENNAN EARNS CARDIAC CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CULTURAL ARROGANCE LEADS TO DESECRATION...,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
APPREHENSION OVER BURIED EXPLOSIVES (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BACKERS OF CENTERS MUST WORK TOGETHER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IMPOSITION OF EMPLOYMENT TERMS (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ABORTION OPPONENTS FOLLOW CONSCIENCES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
USD MEDICAL SCHOOL NEEDS RE-EVALUATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AMBULANCE COMPANY CHARGES TOO MUCH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
BE A DESIGNATED DRIVER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TREE THEFT DEVASTATED ELEMENTARY STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ROCK GROUP KISS IS LOW-CLASS ACT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
STATE SHOULD CONSIDER REFORMING TAX CODE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TREE ANNIHILATION COULD HAVE WAITED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
WATER PROJECT TAX SHOULD BE OPPOSED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*WSN PLAYS RIGHT TUNE WITH TRIVIA,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTERS NEED MORE TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SKYFORCE TOP OMAHA, HALT LOSING STREAK","Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN NEWSPAPER NAMES NEW EDITOR,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS BOARD DIVIDES AIR ROUTES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD RETAIL SALES SHOW HIKE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STRIP MALL APPETITE GROWS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*JURY CONVICTS PAIR OF OPIUM SMUGGLING,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN DIES IN CRASH WEST OF ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 15 YEARS FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*AT CHRISTMAS, EVEN BIRDS COUNT","Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SPECIAL DELIVERIES BRING HOLIDAY CHEER WITH TREES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
SD DEMOCRATS HOPE FOR PIECE OF VICTORY PIE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
PRE-DAWN LAKE RIDE KILLS ONE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
INDIAN UNIVERSITY RECEIVES FEDERAL GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
USD LAW SCHOOL DEAN TO RETURN TO TEACHING,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
"*AFTER 15 YEARS, LAKOTA ACTRESS IS GETTING WORK","Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
"CLINTON WELL-PREPARED, SUMMIT DELEGATE SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
"LANDOWNERS, CORPS TO DISCUSS DAM","Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
"*BEARISH ACT LOVED BY SOME, LOATHED BY OTHERS","Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*THE SEASON DELIVERS SONGS OF HOPE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
CULTURES CAN CLASH OVER HUGS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.G, p.02, col.5"
"*AUSTRALIA BLENDS OLD, MODERN WELL","Argus LeaderDec 20 1992, sect.G, p.03, col.4"
*DASHING THROUGH THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"WHO'S BUYING THE BIG, NEW HOMES?","Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CONGRESS SLOW TO CHANGE UNFAIR PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON PLAN CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS FAMILY INCOME,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CLUB AD TEMPTING BUT WE WILL PASS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*TRIBES MOVE TO '90'S WITH AGGRESSIVE REPRESENTATION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*GAMING HAS BEEN HISTORIC DEADWOOD'S SAVING GRACE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*ONE-CENT FOR SCHOOLS GIVES SF UNFAIR EDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*WHY SHOULD GOVT USE GAMBLING AS A FUNDING CRUTCH?,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STATE STILL RACIST (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GUN-CONTROL ISSUE ALL ABOUT PUBLIC HEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
DASCHLE'S SUPPORT FOR ELDERS QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
HEALTH-CARE REFORM CALLS FOR CAUTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
JOHNSON RECORD GOOD IN FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
"AIR QUALITY BOARD BIASED, CRITICS SAY","Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLANS TO CUT TAX BREAK FOR ETHANOL CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VACCINE FIRM DUMPS WASTE IN CITY SEWER,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SCHOOL DISTRICT, CITY DEBATE FATE OF WAREHOUSES","Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD NATIVE AIMS FOR THE STARS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SERVICE WITH A HO-HO-HO,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MCKENNAN VICE PRESIDENT TRIES TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE WORKERS IN YANKTON REQUEST RAISE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*DRUGS STILL A PROBLEM, ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILLER BUDGET PLAN WOULD HURT GROWTH,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*CONVERSATION, COFFEE FLOWING ONCE AGAIN","Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*ESTATE TAX STARTS AT TIME OF DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*CHALLENGE MAKES RETURN TO EXCELLENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STAPP NOT FINISHED WITH SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BOOTS LED USD BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*A TASTE OF POLICE WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WE SENSE LOVE ON CHRISTMAS MORNING,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ONE-DAY WORKSHOP TO HELP BABY SITTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ROYALTY NAMED AT PARKSTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*MAN GETS UP TO 400 YEARS FOR KIDNAPPINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SUSPECT SOUGHT FOLLOWING ATTACK,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CONVENTION CENTER ARCHITECTS REMODEL PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PUBLIC-ACCESS TV WOULD BE A PLUS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'COLLEGES' STAND OUT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REVOKING LICENSES FITTING FOR DEADBEATS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CZECH POSTAL SYSTEM DELIVERS PROMPTLY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE TRUE HOLIDAY SPIRIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
ABORTION MAY ROB WORLD OF TALENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SDSU PROVES TALENT WITH 'ANYTHING GOES' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"JOHNSON VOTED FOR, LIVES BY GIFT BAN (L)","Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
SHOW CONSIDERATION FOR FUNERAL PROCESSIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*YOUNG CREWS DO THE NEWS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL TO PRESENT WINTER PROGRAM WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*A POETIC LOOK AT THE SEASONS PAST AND FUTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WAKONDA'S GIRARD TOPS ALL-STATE TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KUDERA KEYS YOUTH MOVEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHRISTMAS TREE RECYCLING PLANNED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CRIME-BILL COPS FOR CITY APPROVED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS TWO YEARS IN DRUG-MAKING CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EX-CITIBANK WORKER IMPRISONED FOR FRAUD,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESSES WIN PARKING BATTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DARYL WALKER HAS PLAYED SANTA FOR 20 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAWYERS ARGUE INDIANS CAN SELL EXCESS EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"MAN BURNS FARMSTEAD, THEN SHOOT HIMSELF","Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CLAY COUNTY SHERIFF TO LEAD STATE GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WATER DEVELOPMENT CHAIRMAN RE-ELECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DIVERS THOUGHT THEY FOUND BOY IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN DENIES HELPING IN ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RURAL RENEWAL GROUP TO MEET WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BRIDGE COMMENTS 'MOSTLY POSITIVE',"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
USD TAKES A PRELIMINARY LOOK AT NEW DORMITORY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DRINKING SUPPLY TO AGAIN BE PURIFIED WITH CHLORINE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
GRANT WISH TO BOY WHO NEEDS TWO LIVER TRANSPLANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CENTERVILLE WATER FREE OF CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
COUNCILMAN'S WIFE JAILED FOR POSSESSING HANDGUN,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BANK JOINS HOUSING-LOAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
AUTHOR RELEASES MICKELSON BOOK,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*AFRICAN HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
NEW EDITOR NAMED AT HURON NEWSPAPER,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*NORTHWEST BOARDINGS SOAR 11 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FERTILIZER PLANT BLAST TO HIT FARMS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*CHRISTMAS SPIRIT LIVES ON IN CALIFORNIA OR CANISTOT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*YOUR TAX BILLS LIKELY WON'T BE DOWN 20%,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NO CHANGES PLANNED AS MORRELL SALE TAKES EFFECT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LIVE WORLD WAR II MORTAR MAKES ROUNDS IN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOP CONGRESS STUCK IN MUD (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FAIR SHOULD THRIVE NOT MERELY SURVIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IMMIGRANTS SHOULD BEAR BRUNT OF BUDGET CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"SIOUX FALLS RADIO NEEDS MORE TALK, LESS MUSIC (L)","Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOP PROTECTS STUDENTS WHILE CUTTING DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DON'T PAY FURLOUGHED FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*BUSH LAUGHED WHEN 'CHIEF' MEANT CARVEY,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUCKLING PIG WAS GOOD START FOR COOK,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE REPORT OF GUNSHOTS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AUTHORITIES PREPARE SKETCH OF SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE COALITION TO CONDUCT MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE ALLOWS SMITH CONFESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COPPER TOP BEING INSTALLED ON COUNTY COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LET THERE BE LIGHT ON RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
QUESTIONS STILL LINGER ON HELP WITH FUEL,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY SHOULD SAVE WITH LIBRARY SWITCH,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*16 LAWMAKERS BACK WEILAND FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RENTERS RECEIVING UNEQUAL CITY REPRESENTATION,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*POLICE RELEASE SKETCH OF ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
NURSERY NEAR DEADLINE FOR SALE OF SEEDLINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SKATERS GLIDE ON INDOOR RINK ICE,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RESERVE FUNDS GO TOWARD UNEXPECTED BILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BOARD ENDORSES STATE REVIEW OF LEGISLATURE'S POWERS,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*EARNED FAME FOR POTATO SALAD,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*HOME PRICES GOING UP,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
LAWMAKERS NOT LIKELY TO RECEIVE PAY HIKES,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
TOURISM MAY HAVE TO CUT BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 20 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
SD AAA joins banking network.,"Argus LeaderDec 20, 1990, sect.D, p.8, col.1"
"*WORKERS RALLY TO SING, PROTEST","Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*WORKERS RALLY TO SING, PROTEST","Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COYOTE POISON LITTLE KNOWN THREAT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COYOTE POISON LITTLE KNOWN THREAT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEARING ON ACCESS TO OLSON TRIAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HEARING ON ACCESS TO OLSON TRIAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BOY'S VISA BRINGS JOY TO HOT SPRINGS COUPLE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS PUSH NEW MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN TAX SHUFFLE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN TAX SHUFFLE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN TAX SHUFFLE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WILDLIFE EXPERT DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE STUDIES RAIL PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AG GROUP SUPPORTS PESTICIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AG GROUP SUPPORTS PESTICIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE STUDIES RAIL PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"HOMICIDE CASE BOND STILL {dollar}50,000","Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
URGES COMPLAINTS ABOUT NATIVITY SET (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
50-CENT GAS TAX NOT NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRANDON MAN DIES IN SF ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW-'CAN'T WIN ALL THE BATTLES',"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MINERS' WIDOWS SUE HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY CANDIDACY IMAGE TESTED,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW-'CAN'T WIN ALL THE BATTLES',"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HEARING SET IN HARDEE'S THEFT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FAIRGROUNDS ASSAULT TRIAL BEGUN,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*FBI AGENT ANTICIPATES RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
TAX ASSESSMENT LAW DELAYED-NORTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
TAX REFORM FORUM PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MORE NATURAL GAS SOUGHT FOR SD,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
ND GROUP OKS COAL PLANT PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"ND OIL, GAS TAX RISES","Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TAX BURDEN COULD SHIFT TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
BEEFERENDUM TO TEST SUPPORT FOR ADS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
SCHOOL COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE CASE-NORTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
*SANTA'S MAILBOX OVERFLOWS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ROCK ARTIST PROTEST NUKES IN ALBUM,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RENAISSANCE HANDYMAN TOO BUSY FOR RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*STAFF COULD MAR SENATORIAL ACCORD,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STAFF COULD MAR SENATORIAL ACCORD,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FEWER ELECTRONIC TOYS IN SANTA'S BAG,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FISHING ACTIVITY EXPECTED TO PICK UP,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BB GUN SHOOTERS HAVE RESPONSIBILITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PROPER DRESS HELPS MAKE RUNNING FUN,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*RAVEN COMPENSATES FOR POOR ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*LABOR DEPT SEEKS FLEXIBLE TAX SCALE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*RAVEN COMPENSATES FOR POOR ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*LABOR DEPT SEEKS FLEXIBLE TAX SCALE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*LABOR DEPT SEEKS FLEXIBLE TAX SCALE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
INSURANCE COUNCIL OFFERING CLASSES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.B, p.11, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS PASS CPA EXAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.B, p.11, col.4"
*LUDEFISK IN BERESFORD BRINGS DINERS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRONCO BUSTER RECALLS HORSE NOBODY COULD RIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LUDEFISK IN BERESFORD BRINGS DINERS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SEARCH FOR MOTHER ENDS IN FRUSTRATION,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SEARCH FOR MOTHER ENDS IN FRUSTRATION,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*JACKIE BENNIS-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*FISHERMEN CAN CUT IT IN THE COLD,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"HANSON, 2 OTHERS EYE US ATTORNEY'S POST","Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"HANSON, 2 OTHERS EYE US ATTORNEY'S POST","Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BRADLEY HOUSE FIRE LEAVES 3 CHILDREN DEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
STATE BLAMED FOR DELAYS IN HEATING AID,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
STATE BLAMED FOR DELAYS IN HEATING AID,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HAIG MERITS CONFIRMATION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*TEXTBOOK RACISM, SEXISM CUT PUPIL SELF-ESTEEM","Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*PRESSLER PRAISES GOVERNMENT SERVICE OF MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*PRESSLER PRAISES GOVERNMENT SERVICE OF MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*TEXTBOOK RACISM, SEXISM CUT PUPIL SELF-ESTEEM","Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WHY SLIP UP SHOULD BE ON APRIL BALLOT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CRITICIZES COVERAGE OF HAROLD WINGLER,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
CAMPGROUNDS SEEING LOSSES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS POW-WOW,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS POW-WOW,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE MAN SUES NEWS ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
RAPID CITY FIREMAN DIES ON JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
CHASING HAWK WINS TRIBAL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
PIERRE MAN SUES NEWS ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
GRANDMOTHER SPREADING GOOD WILL,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
STUDENT FINDS OBJECT IN TACO,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
'WATER TAX' FACES TOUGH TEST,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
'WATER TAX' FACES TOUGH TEST,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
REGENTS FAIL TO CHOOSE NEW COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*RECOLLECTIONS OF A POLAND IN CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ICE LEAVES SF SLIP-SLIDING AWAY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RECOLLECTIONS OF A POLAND IN CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SINGING THEIR PRAISE TO GOD,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL SALVATION ARMY SEES RECENT SPURT OF GROWTH,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUMANITIES GRANTS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*PAM'S FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PAM'S FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*USED TOYS GET THE MAGICAL, ELFIN TOUCH","Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BEDELL AGAIN SHOWS DISREGARD FOR NEIGHBOR (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEES SD HARDSHIPS FROM REAGANOMICS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMON SENSE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JACKRABBITS MASSACRE IN IDAHO APPALLING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DO US GRANTS IMPEL CITIES TO ANNEX (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MINN AVE LIGHTS ARE STILL EFFICIENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GOP CHASTIZED FOR 'BIG SPENDING' WAYS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"SD PAYING {dollar}33,000 FOR IRRIGATION STUDY","Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DISCRIMINATION STILL A FACTOR IN CITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EX-SOUTH DAKOTAN'S DEATH IN JAIL PROMPTS INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*COMMUNITY BLOOD BANK SEARCHING FOR NEW DONORS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TURKEY FUND DONATIONS POURING IN,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IT'S ALL IN A DAY'S AND NIGHT'S WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ELEMENTARY STUDENTS CREATE VISUAL CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*'TOOTSIE' UPROARIOUS HOLIDAY TREAT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SF RECREATION COMMITTEE THINKING BASEBALL ALREADY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*GOLFERS ZENK, DOYLE LEAD SDSU TO NCC TITLE","Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"CITY, UNION TO RESUME CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS","Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONGRESS APPROVES GARRISON MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS PLAN STRATEGY TO USE CLAIMS EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCKELLIPS WANTS PROBE OF RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NO DUCKING THIS ARREST,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WHITEWOOD CREEK MAKES HAZARDOUS SITE LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RECOUNTS CONFIRM 3 STATE RACES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRIVATE INDUSTRY SHOULD RUN THE SPACE PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY SEEK 2ND DISPOSAL SITE FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOME ARE INSENSITIVE TO DISABLED'S FEELINGS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MONDAY'S TURKEY GIFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD FISH HATCHERIES WILL CLOSE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD WOMEN KILLED IN IOWA CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TWO RAPID CITY MEN RESCUED FROM ICE FLOE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BELL TO STOP EXTENSION LINE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BOY CHARGED WITH MOBRIDGE MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CUSTER MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INVESTORS SOUGHT FOR PARKSTON PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WORKERS SAY SD LAID OFF IOWA PORK--MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CAR SMASHES PARKED CAR THROUGH PIZZA PARLOR,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JUDGE REJECTS 8 OF CONVICTED MURDERER'S CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PROPOSED INSPECTION CHANGE RECEIVES 1ST READING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*PLANE CLIPS RUNAWAY SWEEPER--1 DEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
32 DIE AS DEEP FREEZE ONSLAUGHT CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DIETING TAKES A BITE OUT OF HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"O'GORMAN STUDENTS RAISE {dollar}20,000","Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
RANDY NORRIS GETS ART AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*COMMISSIONERS PICK FROEHLICH AS ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*DESPITE SCARE, 'WE WERE LUCKY'","Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN WILL REOPEN HOWARD PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO DECIDE IF STUDENTS GET JAN 2 OFF,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*TASK FORCE MEMBERS INVITE PUBLIC OPINION,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OLSON THANKS PUBLIC FOR JOB LOSS RESPONSE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAKE A CAB TO CUT DWI HAZARDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO MISCONCEPTIONS ON WORLD PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AMERICA SHOULD STOP TRADE WITH COMMUNISTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AXDAHL TO MANAGE PUBLIC RADIO STATION HERE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BARS, CLUBS RAISE MONEY FOR RIDES","Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BIDS ON WEB PROJECT ARE BELOW ESTIMATES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION OPPOSES SPECIAL PHEASANT SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMPROMISE REACHED ON PUBLICATION OF PAPER,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS TEA HOME WHILE FAMILY AWAY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HAYZLETT RENAMED PRESIDENT OF DEM FORUM,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAW WOULD LIMIT PORNOGRAPHIC MATERIAL SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES HAS CABBAGE PATCH DOLL RAFFLE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MONEY SYSTEM PROTESTER'S LAWSUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS KILL TWO STATE RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS WILL DECIDE RAPID CITY TAX-RAISE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*LESTER HARDING, LOCAL FARM LEADER, DIES","Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INDIANS GET {dollar}1.8 MILLION FOR JOB TRAINING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RADIO FIRE BEGAN NEAR ELECTRICAL OUTLET,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FARM AGENCY--EMERGENCY LOAN PROGRAM RESUMING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MAN DENIES BATTERING CHILD,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
MANY CHRISTMAS PLANTS ARE POISONOUS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*WITTHUS' RETURN TURNS NIGHT TO DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SNOW AND COLD SEND GEESE SOUTH,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*MANNING TOP PREP ATHLETE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*FOR THE LOVE OF A CHILD,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KILLER TELLS STORY TO O'GORMAN CLASS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*YOU CAN BEAT HOLIDAY STRESS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*'CHRISTMAS CAROL',"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*BROOKINGS' PRACTICE PAYS OFF WITH TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WORLD SERIES TRIP,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*LITTON WORKERS PROTEST LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CASES OF MEN ACCUSED OF SEX ABUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE'S ISRAEL TRIP TO FOCUS ON FARMING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS' FORECLOSURE LAWSUITS IRRITATING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE RULES AGAINST IRS IN REFUND CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEEK FELONY STATUS FOR DOGFIGHTING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO HOSPITALIZED AFTER THURSDAY COLLISION,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE WANTS CHANGE IN ALCOHOL PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNORS OF FARM STATES DECLARE WAR,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAPABLE OF SPEAKING FOR HERSELF (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY DESERVES THANKS FOR OVERREACTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FLAT-RATE FORMULAS NOT FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HUNKING DOING JOB RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CONFERENCE A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
YANKTON COLLEGE TO FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FORMER MORRELL WORKER LOSES SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*JANKLOW TO RUN FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW CALENDAR TAKES A LOOK AT STATE'S PAST,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KIDS LEARN TO LOVE THE LIMELIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
JUSTICE SYSTEM NEEDS MORE WOMEN JUDGES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THERE IS A SANTA CLAUS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HEALTH SYSTEM FALLING APART (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
GET INTO CHRISTMAS SPIRIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"TIME FOR FAMILY, HOME, CHURCH (YEAGER)","Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SOVIETS TAKING OVER WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*HOLY FAMILY VISITS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*WARRIORS' SHIFT SMOTHERS WEST,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMPUTERIZED CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HORMEL STRIKER SHUNS SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CABLE TELEVISION BILLS TO RISE 50 CENTS JAN 1,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY SPENDING FOR SNOW REMOVAL TOPS {dollar}52,000","Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EARLY WINTER MAKES AIRPORT SEEK CASH TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EVENTS HIGHLIGHT FIRST BAPTIST SERVICES SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RANDALL TO TELL CITY POLITICAL PLANS NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ACT FAST TO SAVE ON TAXES, EXPERTS SAY","Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NON-PROFIT GROUPS STEP UP SEARCH FOR MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COURT MAY DECIDE WHO PAYS ITS BILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DRAINAGE FEE HIKE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE SAYS CHECKS ARE IN THE MAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INSURANCE ISSUE ENDS SOME SDSU ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LICENSE PLATE STICKERS GO ON SALE JAN 2,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REPORT SAYS MOTOR CAUSED MARION EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT RULES MOTHER CAN'T HAVE DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FARMERS SHOW INTEREST IN CHRISTMAS TREES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BUDGET MEASURE HITS INDIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*GRINNING AND BEARING IT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NORTHLANDER DREAM WAS TOPPLED,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAID LIVENED UP THINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FORECAST FOR THE HOLIDAY SNOWLESS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL DISTRICT MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BAN ALCOHOL FOR GOOD OF SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CHRISTMAS AT HOLY ROSARY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL TO DAD,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DEATH SENTENCE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TAKE A LOOK AT CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"*TAXIDERMY, CATFISH MAIN LOVES OF OAROMA MAN","Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MEYER TO REBUILD AFTER MINK ATTACKS FLOCK,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*FUN IS IN STORE FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON SCHOOL HANGS IN BANKRUPTCY LIMBS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GEESE GO FASTER THAN GOOSEMOBILE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC WON'T FEEL AGRICULTURE BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIR BASE HELPS ITSELF TO FACELIFT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 8-YEAR SENTENCE IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON MAN CONVICTED IN ATTACK ON OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DONATIONS HELP REDFIELD RECOVER,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SDSU PROFESSOR NAMED TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JUSTICES TAKE THEMSELVES OFF KELLER CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
MAJORITY OF INDIANS LIVE BELOW POVERTY LEVEL,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*BUDGET--NEW LEASE ON LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SOME DECIDE IT IS BETTER TO TAKE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SEEING THE LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CAROLYN DEMARTINO--BREAD MAKING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1986, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*ALCESTER THRIVES ON NEIGHBORLY LOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JOBLESS MORRELL FAMILY IS MAKING DO,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HARRIS IN SCHOOL CHOIR DISPUTE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HUMAN RELATIONS STAFF CUT A MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*CHIROPRACTORS STRUGGLE FOR DOCTORS' RESPECT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HEMORRHOIDS MAY CAUSE RECTAL BLEEDING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ENERGY AID OFFICE TAKING APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH GROUP TO HAVE MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO DISCUSS FUTURE OF AMTRACK,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MEN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAB DRIVER KNOWS CITY'S INS AND OUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YEAR'S TRAGEDIES TEACH US,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WASHINGTON'S HEIRIGS EARN STATE HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*INVESTMENT FIRM OPENS PHONE LINES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BRAN BAIT MAY BRING BETTER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*ARMOUR DUO BOWS OUT IN STYLE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*REMAINS OF SKELETON IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
APOLOGY DEMAND SPURNED,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FAT PAY HIKE SHOULDN'T TAKE HOLD... (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KDLT-TV JUSTIFIED IN FIRING OF ANCHOR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FIREFIGHTERS' TRIBUTE IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*HUNTER COOKS HIS GOOSE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*LEAGUE COOKBOOK HAS GOOD FORMAT, RECIPES","Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BOYS RANCH WILL BE IN INAUGURAL PARADE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED AFTER TRYING TO STEAL PURSE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE LOOK FOR TEENS IN ASSULT OF MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRAILER HOME DAMAGED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY SHORT OF GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BILLBOARD POPS THE QUESTION,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY CHANGES BUILDING CODE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY'S AID TO LOWE FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WILL NOT MERGE OR CLOSE MEDICAL SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS EXPRESS WORRIES ABOUT BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX TOO DEPENDENT ON BIA--DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DISC JOCKEYS TO GET DRUNK ON AIR,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR ACCEPTS TWO CONTRIBUTIONS FOR FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHERIFF CHECKS 3-STATE BURGLARY RING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GAMBLING TOO RISKY FOR TRIBES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TRIPLETT IS CANDIDATE FOR 3 JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FOOTBALL COACHES REVIVE SCHOOLS' WINNING SPIRITS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ANTI-FREEZE PRICES DOUBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
JEANS PRODUCTION STARTS IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*WIND CHILL DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PANAMANIANS IN SIOUX FALLS CHEER,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FORMER ROMANIANS FEAR CRACKDOWNS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SD CONGRESSMEN BACK BUSH ACTION,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CITY MARINE BACKS MOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON WAR AGAINST DRUGS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEMOCRATS SHOULD OFFER IDEAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"INVASION JUSTIFIED, BUT DEBATABLE (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ALL INMATES FACE DEPUTY'S SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MEET TANTRUM WITH PATIENCE, FIRM DISCIPLINE","Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ALCESTER APPROVES SUNDAY BEER SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUS COMPANY SEEKS MORE CHRISTMAS GIFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY MAIL CAN STILL BE DELIVERED,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOL VOTE SET IN DELMONT, WAGNER","Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMALL PLANE MAKES EMERGENCY LANDING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE SAYS CORPS LIKES RESEVOIR IDEAS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN ON CHARGES IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEATH RATES HIGH AT 2 HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN MAIL-DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEEN FACES ADULT KIDNAPPING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEIGHBORS SAY ESCORT SERVICE DISTURBS THEM,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNDERCOVER POLICE ARREST DATING SERVICE OPERATOR,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON REVIEWS TRUSTY CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PANEL SUGGESTS RAISES FOR OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GIRL RECANTS ABDUCTION TALE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*BIG CROW LEADS 'A' ALL-STATE TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TINY WAKONDA BIG-LEAGUE TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
TARGET TOY COULD CHOKE CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA PUBLIC BROADCASTING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
OLDEST S & L MAY BECOME NORWEST BANK,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*BELOW-ZERO CHILL THREATENS HOLIDAY TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FLANDREAU STUDENTS GO HOME FOR HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AMBULANCE FIRMS SHOULD BID FOR JOBS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CIRCUS ABUSE CHARGES ARE BLATANTLY FALSE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RESPONSE SYSTEMS GIVE PEACE OF MIND (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SENDING GI'S OVERSEAS PROTECTS OUR FREEDOMS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*'IMPRESSIONS' LOOKS FROM A NEGATIVE VIEWPOINT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*GREATEST GIFT OF HOLIDAYS IS FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TRIO OF ALBUMS ARE JEWELS AMID RHINESTONES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BLAZE CAUSES SMOKE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAUDI ARABIA SHOULD PAY--PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4 RESERVISTS TO SAIL TO GULF ON SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A FEW GOOD PEN PALS WANTED,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*JUDGE'S OMISSION OK, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORMER MINNESOTA GOVERNOR ROLVAAG DIES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEAT SHARE HELPS PEOPLE STAY WARM,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VOLUNTEER WORK TEACHES STUDENTS VALUE OF GIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OVERHEATED SOCKET BLAMED FOR HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SF NOT LIABLE FOR HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SUPER 8 OFFERS VISITORS FREE ROOMS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CHARITY DONATIONS DECLINE IN RC,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MOUNT RUSHMORE FLAG PRESENTED IN CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
2 SENTENCED IN BEATING OF MEN,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*FLYNN BUILDING HISTORY AT WAKONDA,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SF TEAMS WILL BE COMPETITIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CUSTOMERS WILL HELP UTILITIES DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
'FAMILY' BIDS FRIEND FAREWELL,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TAKING TO THE ICE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD IMPOSES ITS FINAL CONTRACT OFFER,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INTEREST RATES WON'T DROP IN SD SOON,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*DRAW DIEHARDS, RECORD POSSIBLE TONIGHT","Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUYING AMERICAN WILL EASE UNEMPLOYMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STATE'S MINING SOLUTION TRIPLES THE PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"RICH SEEM OBSCENE NEXT TO POOR, HUNGRY (L)","Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
FUND-RAISING GOALS ARE DISTURBING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
TRIBES NEED TO DEVELOP THEIR OWN TAX BASE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*WARRIORS HOLD OFF ROOSEVELT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN ABORTED SHOPLIFTING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN RAPE OF GIRL,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SAYS ADMISSIONS IN STABBING COERCED,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN FACES 18TH CHARGE OF DWI,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 S DAKOTANS DIE IN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOELLER'S CONVICTION LIST RULED CONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SANTA SAYS, 'READ MY GIFTS'","Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CASINO OWNERSHIP LAW STRUCK DOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MIGRANT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES TO BE EXPANDED,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WIDOW DROPS SCHOOL DISTRICT FROM SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLEAD GUILTY IN PLAN TO DELIVER DRUGS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AUDIT FINDS {dollar}20 MILLION IN ERRORS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN BUSINESS LAYS OFF FIVE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO FELONY ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PINE RIDGE MAN FOUND NOT GUILTY IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO IOWANS CHARGED IN POLLUTION CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CUSTER PARK DEVELOPMENT TO CONTINUE IN A YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
UPSET BY NAMING OF NEW PARKS COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SF TEACHERS GLAD TO BE IN CLASS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF LAWMAKERS CLAIM COMMITTEE SPOTS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STATE HAS ENOUGH RIDING ON DEADWOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TRIBES TRY TO UNDERSTAND HIGH RATE OF SIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*REASONS TO BAN GAYS FROM MILITARY UNFACTUAL,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GENERAL CALLS MORALE A KEY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MICKELSON'S SPEECH WAS RIGHT ON TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PACKWOOD COVERAGE REFLECTS MEDIA BIAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MEDIA MANIPULATES MINDS OF AMERICA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HIGH-SCHOOL HERO GETS NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HOUSE RENOVATION TO HELP WOMEN, KIDS","Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEXAS SENATOR GRAMM TO SPEAK IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALKAWAY REPORTED FROM GLORY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DON'T FLY AWAY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONCEALED WEAPON PERMITS UP IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"TRUST WILL MAKE, BREAK SESSION","Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THREE HURT IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PERMIT EXEMPTS BUYER FROM 48-HOUR WAIT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*DOWNTOWN CHRISTMAS ORGANIZER BELIEVES IN MAGIC...,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ART SALES HELP WATERFOWL GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAULK COUNTY GIVES SUPPORT TO HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GF&P TO CONSIDER REOPENING DEER SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TABOR STUDENT WINS POSTER CONTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LOAN PROGRAM HELPS DREAMS COME TRUE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GAMING HALL OWNERS AGAINST INCREASING GAMING DEVICES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LEGAL WRANGLING CONTINUES OVER SUE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HOTEL OCCUPANCY RATES DOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*GROUP HALTS EFFORT FOR PELTIER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LIFE SCARE BRINGS START TO CHECK LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SWANHORST REPEATS ON GIRLS CLASS B SQUAD,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*NO MATTER WHAT PROBLEMS YOU HAVE, DRUGS WON'T HELP","Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SKETCHBOOK--YOUNG TALENT SHINES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE ICE MAN COMETH,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"FIREFIGHTERS, CITY NEGOTIATORS HIT CONTRACT SNAGS","Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
4.6% INTEREST RATE AWAITS HOUSE HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHWAN A BIG SPENDER ON POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
A GOOD MAN DESTROYED BY ALCOHOL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW PRISON UNIT SHOULD BE RECAST (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION A SIMPLE/NATURAL TECHNIQUE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NRA'S FIGHT FOR RIGHT TO KILL IS CRAZINESS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ACCUSED ROBBER FAILS EARLIER SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN DIES IN PARKER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EMERGENCY AUTHORITY TO CONTINUE WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE INCIDENT AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WEBSTER, MCLAUGHLIN MEN DIE IN CRASHES","Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL GROWING PAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN IN JAIL AFTER GUN CONFRONTATION,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE BOARD APPROVES REGIONAL LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SMALL TOWNS MAY APPLY TO DELAY CLOSING OF DUMPS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TRACTOR SALES STEADY IN AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
KYLE MAN GUILTY IN SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPENCER SCHOOL VOTE WILL BE JAN 11,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOTE WILL BE IN FALL ON TRIBE'S NAME,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN NOT GUILTY OF ARSON CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*REDFIELD CENTER AIMS TO IMPROVE LIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BAN ON WILDER BOOKS REVERSED IN STURGIS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"DIETARY MANAGER PLANS MEALS, SNACKS FOR 260 CLIENTS","Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EXPIRATION DATE ON PARK STICKERS MAY BE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"FIRMS LOOK AT FIRST EDITION WITH ITS {dollar}395,000 PRICE","Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*PUBLIC LAND AND WATER ARE FOR EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STAPP IS BACK ON 1ST TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SDSU WRESTLER HANDLES PRESSURE OF NO 1 RATING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*SUPER SITTER, FINDING ONE A STRUGGLE","Argus LeaderDec 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TOP STATE OFFICIALS GET ANOTHER PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE RIPS THROUGH JOHN MORRELL,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY BIDS TO MAKE BUILDING JUVENILE CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MEMORIAL LIGHTS PROMOTE SAFETY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
KEEP ADS OFF MESSAGE BOARDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*GOAL IN CHANGING TAX STRUCTURE: LEVEL PLAYING FIELD,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HISTORY TEACHES LESSON AGAINST ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"POSTAL SERVICE BOTH PRODUCTIVE, CHEAP (L)","Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
CHURCH'S TEACHINGS IMPROPERLY QUOTED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
"EVEN WITHOUT BAN, JOHNSON MAKES PLEDGE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
STUDDED TIRES CAN BE USED UNTIL MAY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ENTERS PLEA IN CHILD-RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DONATIONS SOUGHT FOR GOEDEN FAMILY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARKS DEPARTMENT OFFERS ACTIVITY DAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COALITION TO FIGHT FOR FARMS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*UNWANTED CAR PHONE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EXPERTS PICK THROUGH FARM-CHEMICAL PLANT RUBBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"FOR {dollar}1, CITY SELLS COLISEUM","Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN WHO FED PEPPERS TO NEIGHBOR BOY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY BOARD OK'S COURTHOUSE ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WOMAN MUST REPAY {dollar}19,000 TO BUSINESS","Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY SEEKS CRIME-BILL FUNDS FOR NEW COP,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*COUNCIL CHANGES VOTE ON LICENSES FOR BARS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN ARRESTED IN CRASH WHERE 19-YEAR-OLD HIT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VOTERS REJECT COUNTY WHEEL TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SANTA ARRIVES EARLY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY PURSUES FUNDING FOR FLOOD-PREVENTION PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*BRANDON SCHOOL-BOARD HEAD DIES AT 75,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
COUNTIES PAY MORE TO HELP UNINSURED,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TWO SCHOOLS JOIN TO OFFER CHURCH-MUSIC DEGREE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BLANKETING THE CITY WITH LOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
TO RAISE LANDFILL FEES TO COVER DEBT,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
"RESIDENTS WIN PRIZE FOR NAMING GOLF, HOUSING PROJECT","Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
MAIL CENTER REPORTS SMOOTH SAILING ON BUSY DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
TEENS CAUGHT AFTER SPIKES FLATTEN TIRES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TEEN TO BE TRIED AS ADULT FOR HITTING JAILER,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO INFORMATION SUPER HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*CLASS A SQUAD IN JUNIOR-LADEN,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NORTHERN WOMEN HAS RIGHT MIX,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LETTERMAN CREW IN LINE TO TALK TO LUVERNE MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WORKERS MAKE COOKBOOK TO HELP FELLOW EMPLOYEE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ENGLISH MUFFIN BREAD A COMPELLING CONCOCTION,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*INDUSTRIAL PARKS GETS HIGH RANKING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLU PLAGUES SD; OUTBREAK MIGHT WORSEN,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHUTDOWN FRUSTRATES LOCAL WORKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE OFFERS BUDGET PLAN THAT EASES AG CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
QUESTIONS RESURFACE ABOUT DEATH PENALTY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN BETTER THAN BAD POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TIME TO STOP BEING 'RIGHT TO WORK' STATE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TELECOM BILL PROVES PRESSLER'S WORTH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CARTOON UNFAIR TO STATE WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
WINNERS ARE LISTED IN CLASSICS CONTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUTURE SOCIETY PLANS NEW PUBLIC ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE LOOK AT SAME MAN IN HOLDUPS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TALENTED HIGH SCHOOLERS TO ACCELERATE LEARNING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SIOUX FALLS CARES RAISES {dollar}30,000 TO HELP FAMILIES","Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOUNTAIN LIONS STALK DEER MORE THAN CATTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SENTENCE SUSPENDED IN EMBEZZLEMENT CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY MANAGEMENT TO GET PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN TAKES CASH FROM BEHIND BAR,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHRISTMAS DECORATION RETURNED WITH NOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN SAYS SHE ROBBED TO BUY COCAINE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*LEARNING ABOUT DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ONE OF ONLY 4 STATES WHERE DIVORCE RISING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PRAIRIE'S POPULISTS SPLIT ON BUDGET BILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
FORMER MITCHELL MAYOR DIES AT 85,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*RESIDENT DEATHS IN SOUTH DAKTOA,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
APPROVAL OF BILL TO INVESTIGATE LIVESTOCK PRICING,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
PANEL SUGGESTS WATER PROJECTS; AWARDS FUNDS TO LANDF,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
BROOKINGS GUARD TRANSPORTATION TEAM TO BE IN HUNGARY,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
ND BANKER TO HEAD MARQUETTE BANK,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"SMITHFIELD FOODS, MORRELL HAVE ENVIRONMENT CASES PEN","Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"*RUSHING OR WRESTLING, RANEK'S WINNING","Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WARTIME SONG BECAME KEEPSAKE OF BRIGHT MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*ELF'S TALE, OLD PENNEY'S STORE INSPIRED BOOKS","Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LIFETIME INTEREST IN LEARNING TOP WISH (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 21 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MINISTERS HELP BANKER TO CHANGE HIS MIND,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY READYING GAMBLING LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY READYING GAMBLING LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*GUARDSMEN TO SPEND HOLIDAY 2,700 MILES SOUTH OF HOME","Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
OLSON IS BACK IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OLSON IS BACK IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLUE SHIELD TO PAY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DALE BELL PLAGUED BY THEFT & VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAMPER EXPLOSION HURTS CANADIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHILDREN'S INN CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESS TO HAVE COURT CHANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRESS TO HAVE COURT CHANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*NEAR TRAGEDY-A PATIENT AT THE MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAKE BAR EXAM USD REQUIREMENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAKE BAR EXAM USD REQUIREMENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER GOAL MEETINGS IN STATE RESCHEDULED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THE TRUE MEANING OF CHIRSTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CAN CHRIST BE TAKEN OUT OF CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FLOREY CITES BASICS IN CAROL LAWSUIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BRUCE MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MONDAY NOT LEGAL STATE HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON WALKAWAY APPREHENDED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KIDNAPPING CONVICTION AFFIRMED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AG UNITY BACKS CHEMICAL 1080,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AG UNITY BACKS CHEMICAL 1080,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU TO STUDY RAILS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU TO STUDY RAILS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS-TV FILM MAY HELP TOURISM,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANY DAMS 'DANGEROUS',"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIALS QUIT WHEN FUNDS THREATENED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
REPORT-GASOHOL FOUND EFFICIENT FUEL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATORS SEE FEW CHANGES IN AG POLICY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOURISM AD HAWKS STATE LIKE K-TEL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHRISTMAS WALK,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FOOD PANTRY TIDES OVER THE HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NURSE SHORTAGE RAPIDLY REACHING CRITICL POINT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JOURNEY UNITES SF PARISHONERS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY COMBATS FUEL COSTS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP FOR SIOUX FALLS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WINTER OFFICIALLY ARRIVES IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATOR-FUND PINCH COMING IN 1981,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
LIBRARY PARKING FEES UNFAIR TO STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COVETOUS EYES ON CENT FOR RAILS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
INVENTORY TAX UNFAIR TO FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RANGE CATTLE FEED COST RISE PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
RAPID CITY POLLUTING CREEK,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
RAPID CITY POLLUTING CREEK,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
STUDY LOOKS AT TVA PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
3 DIE IN WEEKEND TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
RESIDENTS HOME WHILE BURGLARS WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
3 SF BANKS FINANCE FISH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
CJ'S LICENSE REVIEWED TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
NEBRASKAN IS FIFTH REGENT INTERVIEWEE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*INMATE WANTS GUILTY PLEA WITHDRAWN IN 1967 MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE WANTS GUILTY PLEA WITHDRAWN IN 1967 MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*'GUILTY, BUT GEEZ, YER HONOR, IT WAS...'","Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*'GUILTY, BUT GEEZ, YER HONOR, IT WAS...'","Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*'GUILTY, BUT GEEZ, YER HONOR, IT WAS...'","Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'NEIGHBORS' ISN'T EXCRUCIATINGLY FUNNY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*LIGHTING HANUKKAH CANDLES,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*LIGHTING HANUKKAH CANDLES,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*WASHINGTON'S BYRE TOPS GIRLS CLASS A,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RAPID CITY STEVENS GYMNAST ATHLETE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY STEVENS GYMNAST ATHLETE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY STEVENS GYMNAST ATHLETE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*KEAN SWEARING-IN FILLS LOCAL CIRCUIT COURT BENCH,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KEAN SWEARING-IN FILLS LOCAL CIRCUIT COURT BENCH,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LONG-AWAITED BN PACT INCLUDES SOME QUIRKS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TOURISM, EDUCATORS AT ODDS OVER START OF SCHOOL","Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TOURISM, EDUCATORS AT ODDS OVER START OF SCHOOL","Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"NORTHERN HURT BY WEATHER, BAD ECONOMY","Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY WORKERS WILL GET THEIR RAISES IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD PEN MAGAZINE WINS NATIONAL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY WORKERS WILL GET THEIR RAISES IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD PEN MAGAZINE WINS NATIONAL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"RESTRAINT, FORBEARANCE ESSENTIAL FOR POLAND (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN CRITICIZED FOR PUBLICITY ON DEATH PLOT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MADRIGAL SINGERS OF SFC PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLAND'S ECONOMIC ILLS WON'T BE CURED...,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
POLAND'S ECONOMIC ILLS WON'T BE CURED...,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ETSI NAMES INTERNATIONAL FINANCIER TO COAL PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PIERRE-RC LINE MAY BE ABANDONED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*OUTPOURING OVERWHELMS SD FAMILY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*GAS LEAK EMPTIES MORRELL, 5 TREATED","Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"MORNINGSIDE'S DEBEY IS RUNNING, GUNNING...","Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALLEYE FISHING SUCCESS NEAR PIERRE GOES UP,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*NORTHERN'S CURT FREDERICKSON HONORED BY WRITERS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BERESFORD MAN PICKS UP ANYTHING,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TOM BROKAW NOT SHAKEN BY LOW RATINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VINTAGE RECORD STORE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUDWEISER DRAFTS CLYDESDALES FROM SD,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS VIRGIL BAR,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOAL MET IN TURKEY FUND,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*'HI, I'M THE TALKING VENDING MACHINE'","Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY TO BE PAYING MORE OF HOSPITAL BILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW MEETS WITH ADVISERS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PROGRAM TO HELP YOUTHS FIND WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
2 SOUTH DAKOTANS FOR SEAT ON APPEALS COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*DETERRRENCE TO FIGHT DRUNK DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
APPEALS COURT VACANCY SHOWS SD HANDICAP (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL COURTS SHOULDN'T TELL STATES,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"SIOUX FALLS, YOU HAVE A BIG HEART (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"BUSINESSMEN, INDIANS WORK TOGETHER","Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
IRRIGATORS TO MEET IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STICKNEY ADDED TO WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TICKET OFFERS SERVICE AT 4 LIBRARIES,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
230 TAKE TROOPER TEST,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS WATER RATES COULD GO UP,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN GETS 22 MONTHS FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
2 BROOKINGS BOARD MEMBERS MUST GIVE UP,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY DELAYS RENEWAL OF 4 LICENSES,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*AGAINST THE WIND,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AIRPORT MANAGER--VICTIM NOT AT FAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IT'S WINTER ON THE CALENDAR-AND THE THERMOMETER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PEN FREES INMATE'S TALENT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY TO SHOW CHRISTMAS FILMS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*CO-WORKERS REMEMBER DOUGLAS STONER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEATER BLAMED IN HOUSE BLAST,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNTING IN CITY LIMITS PROHIBITED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PENNINGTON SHERIFF SAYS JAIL CHANGES COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL YEAR EXTENDED TO MAY 29,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN GROUPS GIVEN {dollar}1.8 MILLION FOR JOB PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STANDS FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BUS INC.'S CONTRACT RENEWED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE ALLOWS LITTON MOVE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*HARDING PLAYED KEY ROLE IN FARM ACTIVITIES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WASHINGTON STUDENTS AIR PARKING, SNOW PROBLEMS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER--ELECTION LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL WOULD GIVE LOAN COMPANIES CHANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"JIMMY JORDON, YANKTON JOURNALIST, DIES","Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MORE TRUSTIES WILL BE ADDED TO CUSTER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROMOTIONS FEATURE CABBAGE PATCH KID DOLLS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RETAILERS SEE HIGHER YULE SALES THAN LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROBUST INVITED TO WINTER CAMP NEAR BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE CONSERVATION DISTRICTS HONOR PIERRE MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WANTS TO REPEAL HIS PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
INTERPRETERS LET THEIR FINGERS DO THE TALKING,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PERPICH PREDICTS COOPERATION WITH SD,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"*LADOUCEUR, YOUNG FIND A HOME WITH THE JACKRABBITS","Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION DROPS IDEA OF WINTER PHEASANT SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"RUESINK, NIELSEN LEAD STATE CLASS B","Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BROOKINGS TEAM FOOLS THE EXPERTS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STORES ARE COUNTING BLESSINGS IN CASH,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WHAT'S HOT FOR CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WINTER DRIZZLES ONTO THE PLAINS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DON'T FORGET MEANING OF CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*CHILD'S PLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTER SUES CITY AFTER DEMOTION,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON COLLEGE CLOSES DOORS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PERPICH MAY OFFER MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"GANNETT TO GIVE YMCA {dollar}2,500 FOR BUILDING","Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WORKERS TO GET 3 PERCENT RAISE AT MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
3 FARM GROUPS UNITE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOODWILL TO HOST CHRISTMAS PARTY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"INMATE, WIFE PLEAD GUILTY TO ESCAPE CHARGES","Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INMATES WILL MOVE TO SPRINGFIELD NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO THEFT OF TRACTORS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE NO-TILL GROUP ELECTS DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUSPECT RELEASED ON PROMISE TO GO TO COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
812 LINCOLN STUDENTS TAKE SADD CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SIOUX YMCA'S HELP SPREAD SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEMONSTRATIONS HELP RACIAL POLICIES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH AFRICAN BLACKS NEED HELP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRISON OPPOSITION SILENCED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*FIRE DAMAGES HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CARAVANS TAKE AID TO NEBRASKA FARMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GIFTS DONATED TO RESERVATION CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HURON MAN GETS 25 YEARS IN RAPE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LITTON WORKERS HAVE EMERGENCY FUND,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MORRELL GIVES CAR TO ENERGY-SAVING WORKER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
POST OFFICE CHRISTMAS SCHEDULE SET,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WILKA BROTHERS CAN'T WORK ON SAME CASES,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ZOO PLANS WILDLIFE FILM FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CITY POISONS PIGEONS AT CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*SINGING CHRISTMAS TREE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*A PILE OF WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ANGUISH MOUNTS ON RURAL ROADS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FAMILIES REKINDLE SPIRIT AFTER FIRES,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER'S ARRIVAL WARMS UP STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HERE'S AN ELECTION SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RENTERS ARE ENTITLED TO OFF-STREET PARKING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIME FOR INDIAN CAMP TO LIVE UP TO ITS WORD (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTE ABSENCE WAS MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"GOOD LIFE LEADS DOWN GOOD, RED ROAD","Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*DIVISION I RECRUITERS TAIL BOBCATS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HEYDEN'S CHRISTMAS COMES EARLY WITH 706,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
COMMISSION WANTS TO DEFINE WILD TURKEY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
DEER HUNTERS NEEDED FOR SPECIAL SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*PLUCKERS HARP ON HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARREST DELAYS VOLK'S CONGRESS ANNOUNCEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ILLNESS SHUTS EYES, BAFFLES DOCTORS","Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
VIETNAM MEMORIAL NEGLECTS AMERICAN INDIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WUEST SET FOR NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COMPANY GETS OK TO EXPAND GOLD MINING,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNCIL FILES 20 GRIEVANCES AGAINST COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"EXPLOSION GUTS HOUSE, LEAVES CHRISTMAS TREE","Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WRITERS AROUND WORLD WANT CENTENNIAL STAMPS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRATEFUL MAN TELLS FIREFIGHTERS TO THROW A PARTY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SD DEAN IS FINALIST FOR PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CARDS REMAIN A CHRISTMAS TRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STORMS WARM SNOWMOBILERS' HEARTS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WINTER SACKS SD RANCHER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TAXATION RULING DOESN'T SURPRISE INDIAN LEADERS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SERVICE GROUPS OVERWHELMED BY GIFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PHOTOGRAPHERS SHOW GLORIES OF THE STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HAZEL ROMMEN GREW TO LOVE COOKING,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BOOK DEPICTING CLAY COUNTY FOR SALE NOW,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.D, p.12, col.3"
*NEW FARM BILL WILL BE DIFFERENT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*RAPID CITY NATIVE NAMED PRESIDENT OF CITIBANK,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ASSOCIATION HONORS 7 HEREFORD BREEDERS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL VO-TECH GROUP ELECTS MITCHELL TEACHER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN OWNERS UPBEAT ABOUT DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
JC PENNEY STORES IN SD SAFE FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"THE SECOND HALF OF NOVEMBER, 1985","Argus LeaderDec 22 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*LIGHTING THE WAY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY BUDGET SURPLUS BUCKS STATE TREND,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*2 OF BLUEGRASS' BEST VISIT, PLAY IN CITY","Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FOUNDATION GETS AUXILIARY DONATION,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SCHOLARSHIP NAMED FOR PROFESSOR,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
STATE TAKES BUDGET CUT IN STRIDE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WASHINGTON STUDENTS DESERVE PLACE TO PARK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ARMS DEAL DIVERTS ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BREAK BEGINS FOR CITY STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTMAS DINNER TO BE OFFERED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE--PRICE MEETING DELAYED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JET STREAM SENDS WARMER WEATHER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FOSTER HOMES GIVE HELP, HOPE","Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HAYWARD PARENTS NOT HOLDING BREATH,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"THIS TALE OF LOVE, FRIENDSHIP","Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEATH PENALTY DEBATE RUNS DEEP,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW FINISHES HIS TERM AT DEAD RUN,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BACKERS WANT AID FOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY TO LOOK AT BID FOR RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CUSTER'S HOSPITAL TO SWITCH MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AREA'S TEACHERS STAYING PUT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
IT POURS ON TOWN TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*BERKHOUT HONORED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOLIDAY TRAVELERS FILL UP CHEAP,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"OSHA FINES MORRELL {dollar}10,400","Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MANY RETIREES WERE FORCED TO SACRIFICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SEWAGE ASH PROJECT COULD BURN TAXPAYERS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*STREISAND FANS CAN GO CRAZY OVER 'NUTS',"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MASONIC LODGES INSTALL NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*OMAHA MAN BUYS MAX PASLEY FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARCHERY SEASON FOR TURKEYS CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOLE WILL VISIT CITY WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY PAYS OFF START-UP LOAN EARLY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION LEADER FOUND NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BEARY MERRY CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TOURISM IN STATE SHOWS STRONG GROWTH,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATER BID GETS CITY OK,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LIQUOR FIRM STRESSES MODERATION,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*LEGISLATOR DEFENDS INVOLVEMENT WITH UNIFICATION,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KEY WITNESS MISSING IN WILCOX MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AMTRACK SD SERVICE NOT AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICE SAY KEYS USED IN BREAK-INS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
1985 CRASH AFFECTS MAN'S JAIL TERM,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*MORE PRISONERS FACE DEATH SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*USD HEAD COACH JOB PASSES TO FRITSCH,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS SPREAD HOLIDAY CHEER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*VIDEO CLEARS GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*GROUPS TO DISH OUT HOLIDAY CHEER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BANKRUPT CREDIT UNION HAD OVER {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON ONE CHRISTMAS WISH,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DISPUTE OVER INSULT CALLS FOR DIPLOMACY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SINGLE MOM' PLIGHT IGNORED BY SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LETTER ON TAXES CHALLENGED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
VALUE OF CPR IS NEVER FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DELAYED SCHOOL CAN BE BENEFICIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BALANCE SYSTEMS UNION OK'S CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOY'S DEATH INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKER WANTS LIMIT ON TERMS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW SCHOOL TO BE BUILT YEAR EARLIER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOFFERAHN REMAINS BARRED FROM HEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GALLAND PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA PROP OVERSHADOWED LAWMAKING,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN WOULD GIVE CITY TEACHERS RAISE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR HAS OTHER SPENDING PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRIDLEY GIVES UP LAW,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SEEKING A DECISION,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY OPPOSES NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGE SITES,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"NEW CENTER LETS PUBLIC SPIKE, SMASH","Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MARTIN HELPS MAVERICKS TO YEAR-END HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*YANKTON TRIO LEADS 'AA' TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*COLD FORCES CARE, COPING","Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NSP DECLARES ENERGY ALERT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MOST AGREE--GET NORIEGA,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL VACATION STARTS DAY EARLY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
CITY SHOULD LEAD WAY ON WASTE ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY POSTAL SERVICE SEEKS BEST PRODUCT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LAWSUIT MONEY MISUSED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY CAN USE PLOWING MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ACTIVITY SENSELESS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BICKETT SHOULD BE ON TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*WOSTER TO SING LAST SONG FOR TV,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"US ACTION OUTRAGEOUS, ARTIST SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COURT UPHOLDS '80 CONVICTION IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE RUINS FOURPLEX AT HUTTERITE COLONY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN INJURED IN FALL RELEASED BY HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REHABILITATION OFFICES TO CLOSE AT 3 SITES,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STATE BAR AWARDS {dollar}139,000 TO GROUPS","Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
600 HOMES LOSE POWER IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WARMING UP TO SANTA,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COALITION WANTS INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SALEM, SPENCER OK MERGER OF SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY POISED TO PASS GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BURNED UP BY PROPANE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"ND FIRM FINED {dollar}3,200","Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"EGAN, COLMAN SCHOOLS PLAN MERGER IN 1991","Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD MUST INSPECT PARKSTON HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*HURON CENTER LEADS 'AA' TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*RUNNING IS FUN, REWARDING FOR BROOKINGS' WESTBY","Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*CONGDON TO BE BEST PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MITCHELL PLASTICS PLANT LAYS OFF 90,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
TRIANGLE LIQUIDATION COMPLETE JANUARY 15,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
GAMBLING BOLSTERS TOURISM,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1989, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*COLD PUTS THE BITE ON TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAKE-A-WISH TEENAGER DIES DURING TRIP,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FRIENDS WHO PLAY TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHRISTMAS SEASON RECONCILIATION TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FAMILY'S 'HARDSHIP' WAS SELF-IMPOSED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LOW-LEVEL WASTE BEING HANDLED SAFELY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MANY HELPED MAKE CONCERT SUCCESSFUL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DRIVERS NEAR SCHOOL IGNORE SPEED LIMIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*FALL BY 55 TO HOOPS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
POLICE END SEARCH FOR MISSING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REMEMBER THE TROOPS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KIM PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON AIMS TO MINGLE MORE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMPLAINT SPURS AN INVESTIGATION INTO BOND VOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VO-TECH RALLIES FOR EMT CLASS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CLARK MAN CHARGED WITH AUTO HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEPUTIES FORCIBLY REMOVE MEN FROM FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FHA OFFERS DEVELOPMENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS WANT NATION'S CENTER MOVED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRAINS CHUG THROUGH GARRETSON A BIT FASTER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BRITTON WOMAN DIES IN 2-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HOLIDAY TRAFFIC PERIOD BEGINS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BROTHER INDICTED ON MURDER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BURG--NATIONAL ENERGY POLICY IS OVERDUE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*PRESSLER WANTS MEETING ON ROSEBUD DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MORRELL LAWSUIT CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOTHER'S PERSISTENT RED-TAPE BATTLE REOPENS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ENTERTAINMENT TAX FIRST STEP FOR CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNMENT SHOULDN'T TAMPER WITH FAMILY-LEAVE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY-MANAGER SYSTEM HAS NUMEROUS FLAWS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TAX IS A GOOD IDEA TO FUND ARTS CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WHOLE LIFE INSURANCE IS NOTHING BUT A JOKE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CONGRESS SHOULD STUDY THE US CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"MISSPELLLINGS, ERRORS OFFER AMUSEMENT (L)","Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"NEGATIVE REVIEWS HURT, KEEP PEOPLE AWAY (L)","Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
'SCROOGE' DELIGHTFUL DESPITE CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"TODAY'S WORLD IS GREEDY, NON-CARING (L)","Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
7-CENT CIGARETTE TAX MAKES NO FISCAL SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
GREAT BEAR PURCHASE IS NOT MONEY WELL SPENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HOLIDAYS SAFER WITHOUT DRINKING AND DRIVING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*SACRIFICES MAKE RACING WORTHWHILE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MITCHELL OUTLASTS WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OMAHA RACES PAST SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*I'VE ONLY GOT ICE FOR YOU,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
"*A JOLLY OL' BUSINESS, HO, HO, HO","Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BED-AND-BOOZE TAX ON CITY AGENDA,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MOTELS OFFER ROOMS FOR THOSE VISITING SICK,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SLEIGH RIDES PLANNED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
2 SUSPECTS AT LARGE AFTER MUGGING AT BAR,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
6 CASINOS CAUGHT IN STING OPERATION,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*RARE DISEASE DEALS FAMILY UNCERTAIN LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*RETIREE DECKS THE HALLS WITH BOUGHS OF JOLLY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
STATE SAYS TRIBE RENEGED ON CASINO DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SENATOR TABLES BID TO DELAY HEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
MAYOR HOPES TO KEEP GEOLOGY OFFICE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
MINUTEMAN MISSILES ENTER 2ND STAGE OF DISMANTLING,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
NORTHERN SD COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*TREE DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
DEMOCRATS READY TO LEGISLATE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
INDIAN HEALTH CENTER SITE CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
LAWMAKER TO PROPOSE CHANGES IN FARM LAWS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
CHILD ABUSE TRIAL ENDS IN HUNG JURY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.6"
*GIFTS OF LIFE SHINE THROUGH DEATH'S TEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*ZOO CURATOR HAS COOL TIME AT ANTARCTICA,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*THIS YEAR, ENJOY GIFT OF PEACE","Argus LeaderDec 22 1991, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
*TABLOID REPORTS RUSHMORE TEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH GROUP TARGETS CIGARETTE TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MONTROSE FORFEITS CONTEST AFTER UNRULY DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OFF-COURT BEHAVIOR CALLED DEPLORABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
ANTI-ABORTION GROUPS' CONCERN WIDESPREAD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BARNETT'S POLLUTER PLAN FLATTERS REP VIKEN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOLS NEED POLICY ON SPORTS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'ARGUS' SHOULDN'T PUT JUDGE IN BAD LIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
CHANDLER FIREFIGHTERS HONORED FOR RESCUE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-POPINGO MANAGER SENTENCED IN FRAUD,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH DEPARTMENT GETS FEDERAL GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN CHILD'S RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOTHER CAN SEEK DAMAGES IN CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TREE LIT IN MAN'S MEMORY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF DOUBLES POLLUTION FINE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY OK'S {dollar}1 FOR WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BLUE CROSS OPEN TO CITY'S HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAW HANGS UP TELEMARKETERS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ACCIDENT COLLAPSES KUSD RADIO TOWER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEAD-ON CRASH KILLS ETHIOPIAN NATIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PICKUP-TRAIN CRASH KILLS SOUTH DAKOTAN,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THREE BROTHERS DIE IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*LATE-SEASON HARVEST OF CORN, SNOW","Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
IRS WANTS DEADWOOD TIPS REPORTED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWYER WANTS SECRECY FOR JUDICIAL PROSPECTS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MONEY SOUGHT FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*CHILDREN'S WEAR SHOP OWNER SEES CLIENTS AS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*VITAL LESSONS FROM A YOUNG HUNTER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VERSATILE STAPP PROVES DIFFICULT TO STOP,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BROWN FINDS TIME TO LEAD LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GFP PROPOSES REOPENING EAST RIVER DEER SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILLER'S SIZER NAMED GIRLS COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WATCHFUL EYES ON CANCER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'REINDOG' HELPS NEIGHBORHOOD CELEBRATE SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BOY DIES WHEN VAN ROLLS ON INTERSTATE 90,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BITTER COLD SHOULD SUBSIDE BY CHRISTMAS DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR OPPOSED PROGRAM HE PRAISED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ELDERS ON TARGET ON SEX EDUCATION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ARTICLE ON STINGLEYS WAS JUST MUDSLINGING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
COMMISSION TOO EAGER TO SPEND OUR MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
SCHOOLS FORGETTING LESSONS OF THE PAST (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
FIRM MAKING RECYCLING EASIER FOR HOMEOWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
ACCUSED ROBBER FACING LIFE TERM,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE FACILITIES CLOSED ON CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS CAN SAVE TREES FOR RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DUTY SEPARATES GUARD FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HUD RELEASING {dollar}125 MILLION TO HELP,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS ON ENDANGERED LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD'S SMALLEST PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*WE NEED TO DIGEST INTERVIEWS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ACCUSED KILLER TO GO ON TRIAL JUNE 13,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BALD EAGLE EVENTS PLANNED FOR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN GUILTY OF ARSON,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY PLANT DESTROYED BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO-THIRDS OF TICKETS FOR SCHMECKFEST SOLD,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WANBLEE MAN GETS 4 MONTHS FOR ASSAULTING OFFICER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PILOT DIES IN PLANE THAT CRASHED NEAR ISABEL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*WIND GUST CONTRIBUTES TO CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS TO RECONSIDER CASINO-LAUNDRY LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS PRAISE DISABLED SPENDING,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS EXCEEDS SNOW BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
COUNTY CHANGES ZONING,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
ABERDEEN MAN FACES TRIAL TWO YEARS AFTER STABBING,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COURTS CONSIDERING TWO-WAY TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATOR PROPOSES TRANSFERRING PARDON PANEL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*RENNER MAN CARVES NICHE IN GRADER EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
GIRLS TEAM OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ALTERNATIVE GIFTS LIST HOLDS HINT OF HUMOR,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HE'LL BUY A TICKET,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COOK WILD ABOUT PARTIES--AND PIZZA M&M COOKIES,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*O'GORMAN ATHLETE KILLED IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STORES WORK TO KEEP SHOPLIFTERS OUT IN COLD,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FOG PUTS TRAVELERS IN SLOW LANE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PUBLIC BROADCASTING WORTH KEEPING ON (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
THOSE WHO DRINK SHOULD NOT DRIVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EVERYONE A LOSER WHEN PETS RUN LOOSE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CUTTING BENEFITS WON'T END DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
PRESSLER'S COMMENTS SHOW ODD ATTITUDE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--WHAT IS YOUR HOLIDAY-SEASON WISH?,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SANTA'S MAKE MANY AGENCY WISHES COME TRUE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOYS CAN BE EDUCATIONAL (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*DIVISION I TALENT LEADS AA TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROCK SOLID DEFENDERS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KRAUTH HAS AUGUSTANA ON THE RUN,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HOW ABOUT SEASON FOR TROPHY BUCKS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PRESSLER APPOINTED TO FINANCE PANEL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY POST OFFICE RANKS NO.1 IN US,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BISHOPS OPEN HOME TO VISITORS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHIEF OF STAFF ANXIOUS TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PROMOTIONS EASE CRUNCH AT POST OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAN WHO SAYS HE'S GOD,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MEDICAID FOR KIDS IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
REPORT SUGGESTS PARKING SOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT ORNAMENTS HANG IN WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC TELEVISION HALTS BROADCAST OF LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE IN-LAW DIES AFTER ATTACK IN HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 7 YEARS FOR STEALING WALLET,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN ACCUSED IN CHILD-ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MEDIC ADMITS TAKING OPERATING-ROOM DRUGS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*WOMAN GRADUATES--70 YEARS LATER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS APPEAL AIR BASE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME PROGRAM RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TWO IN JAIL FOR MANSLAUGHTER PAROLED,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*GRINCH DIDN'T WIN THIS ONE IN THE END,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
ABERDEEN SCHOOL TOP IN LANGUAGE CLASSES,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
STATE MOVES CLOSER TO ERADICATION OF HOG PSEUDORABIE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
IT ISN'T LOOKING A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SD WELFARE ROLLS FALL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*YES, DOWNTOWN MOTORISTS, THERE IS A SANTA CLAUS","Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YOUR CHECKS WILL ARRIVE LATE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CLOSED FOR FIRST TIME IN HISTORY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*TELECOMMUNICATIONS BILL ALMOST SET, PRESSLER SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T RAISE LIMIT OF DEADWOOD BETS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NO QUIBBLE HERE WITH PICK FOR 'MAN OF YEAR' (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
O'LEARY'S TREATMENT SHOWS A MEDIA BIAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CURRENT WELFARE SYSTEM FORCES HARSH DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
OFFICIAL ASKS PRESSLER TO LIST HELPFUL ACTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DON'T BALANCE BUDGET ON BACKS OF THE POOR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*TURN THE LIGHTS ON AFTER CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GET OUT HAVE SOME FUN,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COLD TREATMENT NEEDED FOR SOME PERENNIAL SEEDS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
KNIGHTS' GREAT TENNIS PUT FOES IN A DAZE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHUTDOWN DOESN'T HALT CONGRESS' PAY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SALEM MAN DIES OF SMOKE INHALATION,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN IN TEEN-AGER'S RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CADETS, MIDSHIPMEN TO BE SALUTED AT MEAL","Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY TOPS {dollar}4M MARK,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GIVING GIFTS IN THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"PLEA BARGIN TOO EASY ON TEEN, VICTIM'S MOTHER SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CHILLY WEATHER BENEFICIAL TO MAN INJURED IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ACCIDENT ON 41ST STREET JUST WEST OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
RURAL RENEWAL EYES VENTURES IN DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*EX-STUDENT PRESIDENT GOES BACK TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DRUNKEN DRIVER CHECK YIELDS NO ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE SENATOR SAYS HE OPPOSES PARK PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN IN STOCKING CAP STEALS CASINO CASH,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ALUMNI ESTATE GIVES UNIVERSITY {dollar}1.25M,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
17-YEAR-OLD MALE GETS 26 MONTHS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SD MAN SENTENCED TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STATE NURSERY SHORT OF JANKLOW'S GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*LIBRARY THIEF CHECKS OUT SMALL SUM,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*A GIFT OF FUN,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
COMPANIES TO PAY DAMAGES TO VICTIMS IN TERRA EXPLOSI,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MAN ACCUSED IN ROBBERY ENTERS PLEA OF NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TAUGHT SKILLS THROUGH 4-H,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CHILDREN SHOULD HAVE THE FOLLOWING BY AGE 2,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
ABERDEEN MAN'S LIFE SENTENCE UPHELD,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"CONVICTED RAPIST DENIED RELEASE, NEW TRIAL","Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
GATEWAY 2000 MAKES TRAIL DONATION,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
STORM WON'T DELAY HOLIDAY DELIVERIES,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
HF FINANCIAL TO SPLIT STOCK IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MORRELL SALE TO SMITHFIELD NOW COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderDec 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*FOG PACKS 'EM IN AT CITY AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FOG PACKS 'EM IN AT CITY AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"SEN MCGOVERN, CHALLENGER PLAN ANNOUNCEMENTS","Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AMPLE GOOSE NUMBERS CAUSE TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS NOT SHY IN SPENDING,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS NOT SHY IN SPENDING,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
NEWS IS GOOD FOR HOG & PIG MARKET,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*SIOUX NOVELIST TELLS RICH STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DIVORCED FATHER RAISING CHILD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*GERMANIC RUSSIAN IS LORE BUFF,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DIVORCED FATHER RAISING CHILD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HIGH FLYING,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"PRIDE, DISINTEREST LEAVE SOME HUNGRY","Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SANTA JOB TEACHES CHRISTMAS MEANING,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE MAY STILL SEE WHITE CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FOGGED IN,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SOME DON'T JOIN CHRISTMAS BUSTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SOME DON'T JOIN CHRISTMAS BUSTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
IS THIS JANKLOW SCRIPT FOR '80 (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MEMORIES OF CHRISTMAS PAST,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ADVICE FOR JANKLOW-DON'T HARASS MEDIA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LIKED COLUMN ON WEATHER RADIO'S SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RELIGIOUS LEADERS URGE SALT APPROVAL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
CEMENT PLANT PRICES TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WILDLIFE GROUP LOOKING FOR EAGLES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
IOWAN FOUND GUILTY OF TRUANCY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TOURIST CAMPAIGN STRIVES TO GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GENERATOR PROVIDES SURPLUS ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
"*BALLOONISTS, CHINESE SHARE MORNING RIDE","Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
GASOHOL CATCHES ON AS OIL CRISIS WORSENS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*STORES LOOK FOR LATE SURGE TO SAVE SLOW YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATORS-FIXING ECONOMY TAKES TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATORS-FIXING ECONOMY TAKES TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STORES LOOK FOR LATE SURGE TO SAVE SLOW YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD TAX DEBT COULD REACH {dollar}50 MILLION,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NURSES SHOW OUTRAGE OVER UNFAIR CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*FRED TIBBETTS STATE'S GIRLS COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRED TIBBETTS STATE'S GIRLS COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD FARM GROUPS APPLAUD BLOCK FOR AG HEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD FARM GROUPS APPLAUD BLOCK FOR AG HEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD GOODS SELL ON INTERNATIONAL MARKET,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UTILITIES WON'T CUT SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROBLEMS DULL DOWNTOWN DECORATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE HOPES TO SELL ELK ANTLERS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE HOPES TO SELL ELK ANTLERS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHAMBER MAY STUDY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CHAMBER MAY STUDY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CHAMBER MAY STUDY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MONTANA COAL TAX AND WEST (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOFF NO EXCUSE FOR COMMISSION PAY HIKE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DISPUTES REFERENCE TO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ATTORNEY GENERAL BLASTED FOR SUIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ON COMPARING LENNON WITH JESUS CHRIST (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"DEMO CHAIRWOMAN HITS ABDNOR, PRESSLER","Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DEMO CHAIRWOMAN HITS ABDNOR, PRESSLER","Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL FOOD WORKERS GET CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE MULLS BRIBERY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REGENTS DELAY FILLING POSITION,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD VOID OF COMMUTER AIRLINES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SD INMATE WINS TOP ART AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*QUILTER PIECES TOGETHER SD EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*QUILTER PIECES TOGETHER SD EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD INMATE WINS TOP ART AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ETSI TALKS END-CONTRACT TO BE SIGNED TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ETSI TALKS END-CONTRACT TO BE SIGNED TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMIST--PRICE INCREASE A GOOD SIGN,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HOLIDAYS CREATE PROBLEMS FOR PEOPLE WATCHING SCALE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAYS CREATE PROBLEMS FOR PEOPLE WATCHING SCALE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RADIO STATION CHANGING TO COUNTRY TUNE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY SWITCHING TO PRIVATE SHOPS FOR VEHICLE REPAIR,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER PLANS HEARING IN SF ON ARMS CONTROL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--RAILS HAVE PROMISING FUTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RADIO STATION CHANGING TO COUNTRY TUNE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER PLANS HEARING IN SF ON ARMS CONTROL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--RAILS HAVE PROMISING FUTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MANY SF STORES TO CLOSE EARLY CHRISTMAS EVE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*TURKEY & TRIMMINGS ON SCHOOL YULE MENUS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COURT TO HEAR FEDERAL SERVICE FUND ALLOTMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COURT TO HEAR FEDERAL SERVICE FUND ALLOTMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SF RETAILERS REPORT MIXED HOLIDAY SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"RAIL PACT, HANDSHAKE POINTS OF PRIDE FOR SD (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BALTIC PRINCIPAL CRITICIZES ARGUS LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOPES FOR RETURN OF FAMILY CAT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
APPRECIATES OPINIONS ON NATIVITY DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BALTIC PRINCIPAL CRITICIZES ARGUS LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THOUGHTLESS DRIVERS CAUSED AN ACCIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CHRISTIAN PLURALITY INSENSITIVE TO MANY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CHRISTIAN PLURALITY INSENSITIVE TO MANY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUPEL DISTRESSED BY THEFT OF TREE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OFFICIALS WILL SEEK WAYS TO GET NO-SHOWS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS WILL SEEK WAYS TO GET NO-SHOWS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T BAR PRESS FROM PROCEEDINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
JUDGE WON'T BAR PRESS FROM PROCEEDINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ARGUS SUED OVER JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
ARGUS SUED OVER JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING KILLS UTICA MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SNOWMOBILE ACCIDENT KILLS SD MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD CEMENT PLANT GETS NEW MARKETS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKERS OPPOSE GRAIN EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN GETS 2 YEARS FOR JANKLOW THREAT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN GETS 2 YEARS FOR JANKLOW THREAT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OGLALAS STILL OWE CLEANING BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
COUNTY OK'S WELFARE OFFICE GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
MIKE EVANS HIRED AS MINNEHAHA COUNTY'S LOBBYIST,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
OGLALAS STILL OWE CLEANING BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
MIKE EVANS HIRED AS MINNEHAHA COUNTY'S LOBBYIST,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
DASCHLE TO HAVE CONSTITUENT MEETINGS ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
OPENS RAPID CITY OFFICE TO HANDLE PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD FARM SALES PROMISING-SDSY AG DEAN,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
SD FARM SALES PROMISING-SDSU AG DEAN,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
SD FARM SALES PROMISING-SDSU AG DEAN,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
PASSENGER DROP WORRIES AIR COMMUTER SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PUC MUST DECIDE ON POWERLINE BY JAN 14,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PUC MUST DECIDE ON POWERLINE BY JAN 14,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"SBA LOAN DELINQUENCIES DROP, BUT MORE...","Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PRESSLER-ELLSWORTH PROJECT TO BE OPEN TO ALL BIDDERS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
PRESSLER-ELLSWORTH PROJECT TO BE OPEN TO ALL BIDDERS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
HURON'S GIRLS CC SUCCESS EARNS 'TEAM OF YEAR',"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
DEAN WRITES BOOK ON FISHING THE MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
DEAN WRITES BOOK ON FISHING THE MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
HURON'S GIRLS CC SUCCESS EARNS 'TEAM OF YEAR',"Argus LeaderDec 23 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
BID RIGGING PROBE SPREADS INTO SD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 SUE OVER HEAT AID PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AID CUTOFF LEAVES SOME OUT IN COLD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WHITE CHRISTMAS STILL POSSIBLE IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*IOWA NATIVE GOES FROM POOR & HAPPY...,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THIS 3-YEAR-OLD IS A MODEL CHILD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*'BEST FRIENDS' TELLS FUNNY, YET INSIGHTFUL","Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE SAYS WORK CAN CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TURKEY FUND TOPS {dollar}11,000","Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"UNITED WAY SHORT {dollar}56,371","Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
10 STATES CONSIDER MINIMUM GRAIN PRICES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAYWARD RESIDENTS TAKE ANNEXATION FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAN WHO HIT PAIR ON CYCLE GETS A YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PANEL DROPS TRUST LANDS AS GUIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PARTNERS WORK TOWARD PADDLEWHEELER,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BANKS FACES PROSPECT OF DAY IN SD COURT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TREES TO ENHANCE MISSOURI (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PATIENTS PAY DEARLY TO FEED HOSPITALS' EGOS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PAY SOCIAL SECURITY ONLY WHEN CASH IN BANK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BIA FUNDS BETTER SPENT ON FINDING JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
REAGAN USES DECEIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DISAGREES WITH FINE ON NEWTON CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ENJOYED 'NUTCRACKER' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HEALTH CENTER INSPECTS FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ABDNOR TO FIGHT NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONGRESSIONAL PAY RAISE CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NAMES OF PEOPLE LISTED DONATING TO TURKEY FUND,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SALVATION ARMY RAISES {dollar}48,823","Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EDGEMONT CHAMBER ENDORCES WASTE PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TOM DASCHLE SHIFTS STAFF TO COVER STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FEDERAL PROGRAM TAKES NEW APPROACH,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"*WARREN, MORROW BECOME TEAMMATES AT USD","Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOOTBALL SPOTLIGHT SHINES ON PIPESTONE CARMODY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RUESINK TOPS GIRL BASKETBALL HONOR TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE NAB MAN FACING LIFE TERMS IN RAPE CASES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS WON'T NAME CONTROLLER ON DUTY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NUCLEAR WASTE PLAN ALLOWS POSSIBILITY FOR STATE DUMP,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
'THE MAN WHO LOVED WOMEN',"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE GETS CABBAGE PATCH DOLLS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*EROS EMPLOYEES COLLECT {dollar}1,500 FOR NEEDY","Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HANSEN HAS INSIDE TRACK TO SUCCEED JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOSS OF LANDSATS COULD MEAN CUT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT--LIEBERMAN IS IMMUME FROM CORBLY SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAYCEE WOMEN PROMOTING CANDLE OBSERVANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER SEEKS DOCUMENTS IN BANK FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CALLAHAN, WILLARD LEAVING POLICE FORCE","Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*LAWMAKERS SHOULD DECIDE SCHOOL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"PINE RIDGE RESIDENTS WITHOUT FOOD, FUEL","Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ADMINISTRATORS EXPLAIN BLOOD DONOR PROCEDURES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT EVIDENT IN GOOD TURNS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLITICAL CARTOON CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
{dollar}5 MILLION FOR WATER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW STAND ON FOREIGN LANGUAGE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHEM NUCLEAR BROADCAST WAS A SNOW JOB (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HOPE FOR CHRISTMAS SEASON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SALVATION ARMY'S GIVEAWAY HELPS 420 NEEDY FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER ARGUES FOR HEAT AID PARITY NOW,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
SOUTH DAKOTA FARMERS PLANT MORE WHEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*NANNEN LOOKING FOR PRO JOB WITH PARTNER GLANZER,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
TOUCH OF SOCIALISM KEEPS COFFERS FULL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOT ALL WRAPPED,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*HE GAVE DEATH THE SLIP,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA TO HELP YANKTON FACULTY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CLINIC'S DECISION TO FORGIVE {dollar}1,400 BILL","Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BUMPER TO BUMPER,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
THE SEASON TO TRY TO SELL FOLLY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WRONG TO BRING SECOND SLATE OF CHARGES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*JOE ROBBIE CHEERING FOR KNEIP,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHRISTMAS CUTS ACROSS RACIAL BORDERS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE PLANS FARM CREDIT BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EAST DAKOTA WATER BOARD WRAPS UP BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"MAN, 70, FOUND DEAD ON FARM NEAR RENNER","Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE TO GET MONEY FOR PARK IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
12-YEAR-OLD GIRL'S DISAPPEARANCE A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRISON PROBLEMS HAUNT STATE OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
TO BUILD FACTORIES ON RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
A LITTLE HARD TO FIND CHRISTMAS EVE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BALTIC CHRUCH RINGS WITH ACCENTS OF OLD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*GOLDEN CHORDS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WEIGHT OF DECISION IN CHILD ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MILDRED SCHRAG FINDS QUICK RECIPES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*JORDAHL SUCCEEDS WILSON AT UNITED NATIONAL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SF MAN FORMS OFFICE EQUIPMENT FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN HOLIDAY INN WILL GROW IN 2 PHASES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BURKE FAMILY'S CLOTHING STORES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PRAIRIE STATES ACQUIRES INSURANCE COMPANY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
AMERICAN WESTERN GROWING,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR TO MEET WITH FARM GROUPS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
WHEN PHONE ISN'T RINGING,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MINERVA'S OWNERS BOUGHT SAM'S MEAT MARKET,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*LIFE IN THE STREETS OF WINTER,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIBES SHOULDN'T GAMBLE ON BINGO,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOREIGN LANGUAGE SHOULDN'T BE REQUIRED STUDY SUBJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SHULTZ ABOUT LIE DETECTOR TESTS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA NEEDS TIGHTER SMOKING LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS DID GOOD JOB (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
INMATES BREAK MONOTONY WITH TALENT SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'GORMAN HOLDS CLOSE ITS TRADITIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPAIR SHOP BURNS IN PIERPONT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRANSIT SYSTEM SHORTENS HOLIDAY EVE HOURS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW LIKES POLITICAL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOWN A PILE OF SNOW IN THE PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE LEADERS SEEK TO REFUEL ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIREHOUSE DESIGN FIGHTS FUEL COSTS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRICES RANK ABOVE NATIONAL AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MANUFACTURER'S PRESIDENT TO SPEAK TO ABERDEEN GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WINTER SKATES PAST SD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE COWBOY WITH BRONZE MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HUE AND CRY ABOUT HUE ON FILM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NO SUCH THING AS MONEY FOR NOTHING (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
UNFAIR REPLAY CALLS MADE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SIOUX VALLEY SERVICE GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*CLASS A ALL-STATE GIRLS TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
VERMILLION'S MCDONALD A VERSATILE BIG MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TROOPERS REPORT RECORD DWI ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VANDALS HIT 4 CITY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PASTORS BURN BOTH ENDS OF THE CANDLE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOOD LINES GROW,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEDICAL SERVICE TO BE EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KIDS FIND BEST DECEMBER IN YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NICOLAY WINS TOP HOUSE POSITION,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TO DOUSE YOUTHS' INTEREST IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WHO WILL LEAD 1987 COMMITTEES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"CHAMBER, CITY REACH PRICE FOR BUILDING","Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY APPROVES RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENTENCE IN SEX CASE INCLUDES HOUSE ARREST,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DECIDING WHO QUALIFIES FOR DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WHO HAVE WAGES COMING TO THEM,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SCHOOL BUDGET NEEDS {dollar}1.7 MILLION CUT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHOPLIFTING CLIMBS 40 PERCENT OVER FIVE YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CROP PAYMENTS COMING,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HOLIDAY WEATHER SHOULD BE KIND TO TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY'S HOLIDAY INNS LOSE LICENSES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEFICIT-REDUCTION BILLS SIGNED,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE GETS COMPLAINTS CONCERNING HEALTH CLUBS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DOWNTOWN NEEDS YULE DECORATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GROUPS WANT POWER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NELSON WANTS SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOLE WILL SPEAK AT JAN 23 DINNER,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RUSHMORE FACELIFT GETS CONGRESS' OK,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WILCOX MURDER TRIAL WITNESS LOCATED,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BABBITT CHALLENGES CANDIDATES TO ATTACH ISSUES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TAKING A FALL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD SEEKS HELP FROM BUSINESS AGENCY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WAITING TO THE END,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY TO CONTROL ELECTED OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*TIMBER LAKE DEATH TREATED AS HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HEALTH OFFICIAL TELLS HOSPITALS TO COOPERATE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MITCHELL ENTERTAINMENT TAX BRINGS IN {dollar}104,000","Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE ALLOWS MORE FISHING IN TODD COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIES TO STOP SALE OF MEDALLIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOTHER TO TAKE PREMATURE BABY HOME TO RC,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*MARRIAGE DISSOLUTIONS FINALIZED,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*CHAMPAGNE IS YEAR-ROUND BIG SELLER,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STAPLETON WINS BIRTHDAY SWEEPSTAKES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
BUSINESSES HONOR GUARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"GUARD ANNOUNCES AWARDS, PROMOTIONS","Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
KILLEY DIRECTOR OF SD SELECTIVE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*YANKTON STARS CAP WITH AWARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ARMOUR'S WEBER TAKES GIRLS COACHING HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*FATHER, SON COMPETE ON HANDCOURT","Argus LeaderDec 23 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HOSPITALS FEEL SQUEEZE FROM MEDICARE CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHANCES OF WHITE CHRISTMAS SLIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SOONERS LOSE BIG ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ALCOHOL-DRUG FIGHT NEEDS REINFORCEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*DAKOTA COMIC,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'WORKING GIRL' OFFERS GOOD FEELINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BUS STOP TO HOLD ORIENTATION SESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE CO-CHAIRS POLICY COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY SURPASSES GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS GIVE GIFTS TO CHILDREN'S INN,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 4 YEARS IN SHOPLIFTING RING,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING CHRISTMAS MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOTTOM LINE LOOKS GOOD IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MANAGEMENT BUYS TRUCKING FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"OFFICES, BANKS TO BE CLOSED MONDAY","Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOYS CHARGED IN THEFT OF SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN SCHOOL TO GET VAN TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TWO REPORTERS LEAVE TELEVISION STATION,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORMER BAND DIRECTOR GETS 8 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER BANK DIRECTOR GETS 8 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECTS HELD IN HOUSE ARREST,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RURAL BRITTON TEEN-AGER DIES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHOCKED BY SLAYING OF CLASSMATE'S DAD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WOOD CHOOSEN HOUSE SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*EUROPEAN IMPORT FINDS BASKETBALL SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*STORES PRAY FOR A BLIZZARD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SEASON'S FLU DEBUT MADE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MISSING RENT FORCES FAMILY OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL MEN PREPARE PUPPET SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"REVOLT INCREDIBLE, BUT DOESN'T CHANGE WORLD (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WALLEYE LIMIT CUT IN HALF DURING '80'S,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GIVE JESUS SPECIAL GIFT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE BOND ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ENFORCE TOWING POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GOODMAN INCONSISTENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TIGHTER SPENDING NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
THRILLERS EARN OT VICTORY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS BUSINESS GETS LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREE SLEIGH RIDES TO BE GIVEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARMELEE WOMAN SENTENCED TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUKWANA WOMAN DIES IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REC CENTER OPENS FOR GYM ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SNOW TO BE CLEANED OFF CITY BIKE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRAVELER TREATED FOR FROSTBITE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NOBODY SHOULD BE DADLESS DURING CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AMBULANCE PACT TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLD CAN'T KEEP RESIDENTS COOPED UP,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CARRIERS ATTITUDE CONQUERS WEATHER,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"OFFICES, SCHOOLS WILL CLOSE FOR HOLIDAYS","Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE FARM PROGRAM RECEIVES FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*RESERVISTS GIVEN WARM WELCOMES FOR CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MICKELSON SEES SMOOTH SAILING, BOLD MOVES","Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"TRAIL RIDERS FIGHT COLD, BUT GO ON","Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WARMER WEATHER EXPECTED TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RAISING SALES TAX ONLY STATE OPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SIGNS POINT TO HEALING (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*MORE DEMOCRATS HEADACHES FOR MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*YEAR HELPS HEAL RACIAL SCARS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
READERS AIR 'IMPRESSIONS' VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SF BOWLER WANTS PEOPLE TO STRAIGHTEN UP,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEEK SD EAGLE POACHER,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
DRUG CONVICTION RESULTS IN PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE IS FILED,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SYSTEM APPOINTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON WOULD SIGN LONETREE BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RECONCILIATION FEVER CONTAGIOUS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN INMATES CALL FOR MORE ACTION,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CONVERSION IS CATERED TO STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FORMER GOVERNOR DIES AT AGE 86,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HEGG REALTY CO FOUNDER DIES AT 85,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-LEGISLATOR DIES AT AGE 97,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"FORMER BOARD MEMBER TO DROP {dollar}150,000 SUIT","Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RC MAN GIVEN LIFE IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WOMAN IN NORTH ATLANTIC CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BLUMHARDT RECEIVES CONSERVATION AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MILITARY PERSONNEL CAN OBTAIN IRS HELP,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OFFERS TOWNS DEVELOPMENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SEND MILK TO GULF TO BOOST PRICES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS' INSURANCE BURDEN GROWS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*COMFORT AND JOY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
CLERGY TOIL TO MAKE FAMILIAR STORY FRESH,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*CHRISTMAS PRESENT IS WHAT MAKES CHRISTMAS PAST,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
"*OFFICERS MOVE UP, OUT","Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE DETECTIVES END LONG CAREERS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SOME GIFTS WE'D LIKE TO GIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TRIBAL OFFICIAL UNFAIRLY TARGETED,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SLIP UP CREEK SOLUTION TO WATER SHORTAGE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*BLISSFUL GIFT FROM FATHER THRIVES AT 75,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STROKE REACTION DEPENDS ON AREA AFFECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'LAKOTA TIMES' OPENS WASHINGTON BUREAU,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUND STARTED TO HELP WITH MEDICAL BILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP OFFERS SLEIGH RIDES AT SPENCER PARK,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEATING ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE TO NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSIONER EATS SPICY CABBAGE BEFORE BED,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*RESIDENTS LIVE CLOSE TO MALLS, INTERSTATE 29","Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHARITY GIVING OK DESPITE RECESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLERGY AIMS TO REMAIN TAX EXEMPT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FIRST SUPERMARKET COMING TO COLMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIVE FACE CHARGES FOR LIQUOR THEFT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP WANTS MORE RECYCLING EVENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOWER BRULE CASINO PLANS REMAIN INTACT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MOUNT RUSHMORE GETS {dollar}5,000 DONATION","Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PICKING UP ROAD-KILL GAME ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
1-CENT TAX TO PAY FOR STREET REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR POLICIES CENTER OF POLITICAL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HE WAS RAILROADED OUT OF JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIALS--WORK OUT RETIREMENT FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HEAT RULE PUTS KIDS IN THE COLD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
HOUSKA'S WORK ETHIC CATCHES ON WITH RUNNERS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITALS MUST ASK ABOUT HEALTH CARE DIRECTIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*KIND KIDS DELIVERING GOODWILL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*USD PANEL TERMINATES SWANGO,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*50 BELOW WIND CHILL EXPECTED TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COLD-WEATHER CAUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DUPONT A COMPANY THAT VALUES TEAMWORK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SCROOGES--NOT US, HERE'S OUR GIFT LIST (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WOMAN--TREATMENT OF INDIANS APPALLING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
US SHOULD PROTECT ITS INDUSTRIAL BASE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CITY HEALTH OFFICE PLANS FOOD WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE NOMINATES 7 TO MILITARY ACADEMY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEARING DATES SET ON AIR QUALITY RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ST MARY STUDENTS TO DONATE BOOKS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE PREPARES VIDEO ON PREFILLED TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DAY GIVEN TO GIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE PARES PRESIDENTIAL CHOICES TO 3,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MORE STATE KIDS ON MEDICAID,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CASINO SUIT GOES TO JUDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HOLIDAY LETTER TAKES SEVEN YEARS IN MAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER CRITICIZES UN ROLE IN SOMALIA,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SAFETY OFFICIALS HOPE FOR REPEAT OF LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPOILED BALLOT GIVES RACE TO INCUMBENT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SIGN UP DUTY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AIDS TEST RULED OUT FOR FIFTH GRADERS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BLACK'S SHOW CAUSED FAIR REVENUE SHORTFALL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MICKELSON GIVES BET LIMIT INCREASE A 50-50 CHANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SF RETAIL SALES JOLLY GOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SEARS TO CLOSE UP TO 100 STORES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*A GOOD OMMEN MEANT TITLE FOR KERNELS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PINE RIDGE BASKETBALL PLAYER ASSERTS RACISM,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRI-STATE GIRLS TOURNAMENT SET,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HATCH FINISHED IN STYLE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
A CHANCE TO COMPARE NOTES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BELL RINGER CURBS NOISE POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ELECTING A NEW CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*COOKIES MAKE MOM, SON WINNERS","Argus LeaderDec 23 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TEEN DIES OF EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WEST CENTRAL STUDENTS COPE WITH TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'SANTA COPS' PASS HAT TO REPLACE GIRL'S STOLEN CASH,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
2 FIRMS INCREASE SALARIES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"CONGRESS SHOULD OBEY PAY LAWS, TOO (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KEEP CHRIST IN CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NEW RESIDENT SAYS PAPER LACKS BASICS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TEENS SHOULD REPLACE JAMZ WITH HOMEWORK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*GOVERNMENT NEEDS UPDATING,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--WOULD YOU DO TO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ACCIDENT VICTIM LEAVES HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T MOVE INMATE'S RIOT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER WON'T PUSH BILL FOR SEAT BELTS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE PLAN PARTY FOR RETIREES TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STORM-FREE CHRISTMAS LIKELY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE FIGHT MAY START EARLY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SCHOOL TO SPEND {dollar}72,000 MORE TO STUDY CHANGE","Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN WOMAN SUES ARGUS FOR PHOTO,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROWN COUNTY URGES FUNDING OF MANDATES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE PRESTON MAN WANTS INSANITY PLEA,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MCCOOK LAKE SISTERS DONATE LAND TO SD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WORK-RELEASE INMATE HELPS FIGHT PLANT FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PREPARING FOR BATTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PHYSCIANS TO TEST VIDEO TECH IN TREATING PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PHYSICIANS TO TEST VIDEO TECH IN TREATING PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PHYSCIANS TO TEST VIDEO TECH IN TREATING PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
YOU HAVE UNTIL 3 TO 5 PM FRIDAY TO SHOP,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FARMER WHO BANNED HUNTING NEAR WOLSEY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FAMILIES OF DIABLED PURSUE CHOICE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"CUSTER, REDFIELD TO SHARE MORE","Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*DEALING WITH A LOT OF BULL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MCDONALD, CAMPBELL HELP SNAP 4-GAME LOSING SKID","Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THOMPSON ONLY SENIOR FIRST-TEAMER,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MUNSEN SUCCESS IN MITCHELL KEEPS ROLLING,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*LAST MINUTE CONVENIENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TO IMPROVE YOUR PRAISE (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SECOND STUDENT DIES IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MERCY WITH A MISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BOLTON DROPS MAKEUP CONCERT PLANS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SHELTER INCREASES SERVICES FOR HOMELESS WOMEN,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*AUTHOR RETRACES HISTORY OF 94-YEAR-OLD MISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
IT'S TIME TO MAKE AMENDS--KIND OF (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"DADS SHOULD QUIT WHINING, SUPPORT KIDS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REGULATORY EXPLOSION INTRUDES ON LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T COMPROMISE MIDDLE-CLASS TAX CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*BASK IN GLOW AFTER SUNDAY RUSH IS OVER,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TREASURING 60 YEARS OF WRITINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PILE SNOW ON ROSES THAT ARE PEEKING OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*SKYFORCE WINS FOURTH STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOOTS RECORDS 250TH VICTORY AS COYOTES UNBEATEN,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SDSU'S WESTBY RAN TO FRONT OF THE PACK,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ARSON SUSPECT PUT IN AUNT'S CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GROUP OF BURGLARS BLAMED FOR THEFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
19-YEAR-OLD PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY RESIDENT PICKED FOR AGING CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DRUG ADDICT DRAWS HARD TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ANTICIPATES HITTING FUND-RAISING GOAL FOR 1994-95,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LOW-HORSEPOWER OPEN SLEIGH,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITY ATTORNEY LEAVES 25-YEAR LEGACY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ELK POINT COUPLE IS HOMELESS AFTER FIRE GUTS HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SDSU OFFICIAL FINALIST FOR PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*NEW VERMILLION POLICE CHIEF MAY BE NAMED,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PEDERSON FINED FOR RECKLESS DRIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GROUP INITIATES FUND FOR INDIAN FAMILY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CHARITIES COLLECT BLANKETS FOR POOR,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TRAFFIC STOPS CATCH CRIMINALS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*BIKE BARN BURNS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
JUDGE TOLD TO RECONSIDER CHILD'S NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SUPREME COURT OVERTURNS CHILD-MOLESTING CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"SCHOOL, NOT PARENTS, TO SPECIFY TEACHER TRAINING","Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*MAN CHARGED WITH FIRST-DEGREE MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*PRESSLER BLASTS LIBERALISM OF PBS 'BASEBALL',"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE IS SET TO VACATE O'GORMAN HIGH,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
JUVENILE CRIME SURGE WORRIES ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KEEP STATE FAIR OPEN TO NEW IDEAS (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JOHNSON HAS REASON TO DELAY CAMPAIGN WAR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
USE VOTING RECORDS TO ASSESS CANDIDATES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRESERVING LANGUAGE VITAL TO INDIAN HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRESSLER SHOULD GIVE US A BREAK FROM ADS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PRESSLER'S ADS REVEAL LOSS OF TOUCH WITH SD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUPS AREN'T FRONT PAGE STUFF (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
JOHNSON CAN HELP GOP PASS LARGER EPA BILL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*CATHEDRAL CHOIR HOPES TO SOAR WITH 'HE IS BORN',"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIRST CHRISTMAS WAS GOD'S GIFT TO THE UNLOVELY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*SKYFORCE CAUGHT OFF GUARD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
READER CAN'T BUY ARGUS WITHOUT ADS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CHURCH, 2 AGENCIES SERVE HOLIDAY MEALS","Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE OFFICER FACES TRIAL IN DOGS' DEATHS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KIDNAPPER WON'T GET SENTENCE REDUCED,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TRAVELERS HEAD HOME FOR HOLIDAY WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ARMED MAN HITS GIFT SHOP,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S UNWED-MOTHER STATISTICS WORRY GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAN AGREES TO PLEA BARGIN IN DRUG POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MAN ARRESTED IN THEFT OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*TWO MEN KILLED IN VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TREASURY TRANSFERS FUNDS TO COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CASINO OPERATORS CONSIDER REQUEST TO RAISE {dollar}5 BET,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS CROSS STREET TO SMALL FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GUARD MEMBERS LEAVE FOR HUNGARY SOON,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HOLIDAY ACCIDENT REPORT UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*TOWN RECRUITS TWO NEW BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
VOTERS WON'T GET SAY IN TRASH INCINERATOR,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS SUPPLY YOUNGSTERS WITH GIFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
LONGTIME ELEMENTARY TEACHER DIES AT 65,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*VIOLENT CRIMES INCREASING,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
OWNER WANTS HIS NAME RESTORED ON MUSIC STORE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX TRIBE ASKS HIGH COURT NOT TO REVIEW CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SITTING BULL'S SURRENDER SITE PROVEN,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
STUDENTS WORRY ABOUT AID DURING FEDERAL SHUTDOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
RESIDENTS SUE HOUSING BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
REF CHECKS LONEMAN GIRLS TEAM LOOKING FOR LONE BOY,"Argus LeaderDec 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*BISHOP BRINGS CHRISTMAS TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BISHOP BRINGS CHRISTMAS TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
INFLATION OFFSET BY HIGHER EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*FAMILY'S HOLIDAY MEANS GIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*FAMILY'S HOLIDAY MEANS GIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE NATIONAL PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
AIRLINES CATCHING UP SLOWLY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIRLINES CATCHING UP SLOWLY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REFUGEES' WOES DRIVE ORGANIZATION CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"INMATES INCREASE USE OF COURTS, LEGAL ADVICE","Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REFUGEES' WOES DRIVE ORGANIZATION CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"INMATES INCREASE USE OF COURTS, LEGAL ADVICE","Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTMAS A WORK DAY FOR MEDIA EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WEARY STORE CLERKS ENJOY HOLIDAY RUSH,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHRISTMAS A WORK DAY FOR MEDIA EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WEARY STORE CLERKS ENJOY HOLIDAY RUSH,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROVE BENEFITS OF EROS CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY PLANNING WON'T END HUNGER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FAMILY PLANNING WON'T END HUNGER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"BAN NATIVITY-BAR SANTA CLAUS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SD WHEAT ACREAGE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PROGRAM TO HELP IMPROVE MEDICAL CARE IN ND JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROGRAM TO HELP IMPROVE MEDICAL CARE IN ND JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TOURIST SALES DROP EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD HORSE RACING FUTURE IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHRISTMAS CLOSINGS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SLUDGY OIL STILL CLOGGING CARS IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WATT AT ODDS WITH HIS AGENCY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*PAUSE AND LISTEN TO BIRDS TELL THEIR MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROVIDING CONSTANT CARE KEEPS NURSES BUSY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAGIC THAT FAILS BRINGS YULE BLUES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEPRESSED-PHONE CALL CAN PREVENT GRIEF,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MAGIC THAT FAILS BRINGS YULE BLUES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CJ'S GETS NEW LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UTILITIES DENY AGREEING TO STOP DISCONNECTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESORT PLANNED WITHIN 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY OFFICIAL TO RUN FOR COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CITY OFFICIAL TO RUN FOR COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITIZENS QUESTION GARRISON DAM PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ROSEBUD FILES LICENSE SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ROSEBUD FILES LICENSE SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HAPPY EVENTS AT CHRISTMASTIDE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOSTAGE IMPASSE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FISHERY WANTS MORE FEDERAL MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HANSON WON'T TRY FOR US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE TOURISM DIRECTOR APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
1979 ACCIDENT YIELDS ANOTHER SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SECRET SERVICE OFFICE MOVED TO SF,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANUARY 2 DISASTER LOAN DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*LARSON CHOSEN TOP MALE ATHLETE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SD CLASS A ALL-STATE TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*LARSON CHOSEN TOP MALE ATHLETE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"DECISION GREETED WITH JOY, DISMAY IN SD","Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STATE, ETSI OFFICIALS SIGN PIPELINE DEAL","Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"STATE, ETSI OFFICIALS SIGN PIPELINE DEAL","Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOOSE CRIPPLES FEWER BECAUSE OF STEEL SHOT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOOSE CRIPPLES FEWER BECAUSE OF STEEL SHOT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HARTMANN PACES ALL-STATE TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SDSU'S ZELL EXCELS AT BREAKING RECORDS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*EX-JETHRO TULL DRUMMER REGROUPS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'ABSENCE OF MALICE' SHOULDN'T BELIEVE EVERYTHING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*'REDS'--AN INTIMATE EPIC, AN INSTANT CLASSIC","Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'ABSENCE OF MALICE' SHOULDN'T BELIEVE EVERYTHING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EX-JETHRO TULL DRUMMER REGROUPS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ETSI PACT INCLUDES ESCAPE CLAUSES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SUIT STALLS STATE CONTROL OF COMMUNITY SERVICE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ETSI PACT INCLUDES ESCAPE CLAUSES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ETSI PACT INCLUDES ESCAPE CLAUSES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAPIST GETS 30 YEARS IN PEN,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SF CHRISTMASES PAST FROM 1874 TO 1956,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WATER DEVELOPMENT TAX HIKE REJECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WATER DEVELOPMENT TAX HIKE REJECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*LINDA EVANS--WARM REMEMBRANCES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
COAL FIRM WANTS 2 MORE DRILLING PERMITS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GRAIN FARMERS HAD POOR RETURNS IN '81,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY COIN FIRM ROBBED OF COINS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HIGHWAY PATROL OUT IN FORCE FOR HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DOWNTOWN LOSING AT LEAST 4 RETAILERS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD JOBLESS RATE HITS 5.6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
6-12 INCHES OF WHITE CHRISTMAS EXPECTED TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PORTABLE VENTILATOR FREES POLIO VICTIM,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*SNAPPY SCRIPT,'KISS ME GOODBYE'","Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'EYEWITNESS NEWS' MAKES GAINS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*LAST TRACES OF ROBERTS' FIELD OFFICE GO,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EISNACH CERTIFIED PUC WINNER,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IT'LL COST {dollar}500 IF WALLING FILES ANOTHER SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PORK MARKET COULD GO HOG-WILD IN 1983,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUSH ON FOR S DAKOTAN FOR JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"IT'S A PLUS FOR SD, ABDNOR, PRESSLER SAY","Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"SD MAY NEED STATE GAS TAX, TOO","Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOW ARGUS LEADER CHRONICLED CHRISTMASES PAST,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS MITCHELL AREA FARM,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORT PIERRE MOVES BACK INTO OLD SHOP,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOP PARTY CHAIRMAN TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEATON FAMILY SUBS SCHOLARSHIP FOR GIFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO BE ON 'CONFERENCE CALL',"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEAD TRANSFERS MONEY FOR SNOW REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RELIANCE MAN SENTENCED TO 40 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"TRIPP, TODD COUNTIES SHARE OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN TO GO ON TRIAL FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON POLICE SUSPENDED FOR DRINKING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DONATIONS TO TURKEY FUND FOR NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE TO RULE ON HAYWARD ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SD CONTRACTOR TURNS TO COAL MINING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"INDIANS GET GOOD, BAD NEWS (HENSHAW)","Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
REAGAN MAY VETO FINANCING OF COLLEGES (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STATE'S ONLY VENTURE INTO COAL NOT A MONEYMAKER,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FILMMAKER FACES COLO PROBATION VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WATT SAYS GARRISON PROJECT WILL BE BUILT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
3 CHARGED IN THEFT OF GEMS AT RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BROOKINGS' STRANDE--COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRAGEDIES FORCE RESIDENTS TO START OVER,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KILLER WINDS RIP INTO SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*THIS CHRISTMAS, GIVE GOD YOUR BEST","Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
HIGHWAY HELP 'MAKES WORLD BETTER' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
POST OFFICE DISPLAY JOYFUL ADDITION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
WINTER PAGEANT HELP APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
HOUSE-FIRE VICTIMS GRATEFUL FOR HELP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SECRET CHAMBER ROAST APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*AN ICY EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE RULES THAT MAN WAS NOT HARASSED,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THEY SPEAK ANOTHER LANGUAGE IN SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO SOUTH DAKOTANS KILLED IN HEAD-ON CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT'S RELEASE CALLED INSULT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PETS NEED SHELTER,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"STATE MAN RESIGNS, SAYS SYSTEM UNFAIR","Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FRIENDLY SPIRIT REFLECTED IN PAST ARGUS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GREED SEEMS TO BE A MAJOR EMOTION,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"COAL, WOOD HAULED TO RESERVATIONS","Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SPOTLIGHT LAW FOR HUNTERS IS VALID,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*CLASS A ALL-STATE GIRLS BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PROVIDES LONG-DISTANCE JOY FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMMUNITY BREAKS BREAD WITH NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
A HUTTERITE CHRISTMAS IS NO ONE-DAY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*BELLE FOURCHE SANTA HANGS UP HIS BEARD,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
DIABETES GROUP SPONSORS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SCHOOL GETS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"SERTOMA CLUB DONATES {dollar}1,000","Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"STATE'S JAYCEES RAISE {dollar}20,000","Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"{dollar}10,000 SUPPORTS HOME ECONOMICS","Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"SOCIETY AWARDED {dollar}1,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*LAST-MINUTE SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AREA FARMERS SENDING HELP TO VERDIGRE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BIBLE PIPELINE HELPS FEED CHINA'S SOULS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTMAS BRINGS HOPE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FINAL PREPARATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DOWNTOWN STUDY ON COMMISSION AGENDA TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL LIBRARY USERS ERASE DEBTS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NOMINATIONS NEEDED FOR VOLUNTEER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ARTICLE ABOUT SEX WAS TRASHY DRIVEL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HUNTERS SHOULD WEAR ORANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TREATED UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER ARTICLE NEGATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TICKETS SAVE US MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SNOW HIGHLIGHTS PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DANGEROUS PRECEDENT SET (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
MEIERHENRY PLEASED WITH 1984 EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PLAN IGNORES AMERICAN INDIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SENATOR WANTS ELDERLY ABUSE LAW,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HATCHERIES GETTING READY FOR 1985 STOCKING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LONELY CHRISTMAS LEADS TO FEAST FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE PANEL PLAN HEARINGS ON FEDERAL MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WHEAT PRODUCTION ESTIMATED AT RECORD LEVEL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*MONTROSE COACH HONORED,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*LIVE-BAIT FISHING BEST,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS TRADE BUDGET CUTS FOR TURKEY SLICES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN SIGNS {dollar}169 BILLION FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SANTA LETTERS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
GROUP INSTALLS 1986 OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SERTOMA CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*BLACK HILLS IS CENTER OF SPIRITUAL UNIVERSE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IT'S THE SEASON TO GIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOICE YOUR OPINION ON ADMISSION RULE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CLASS B ALL-STATE SQUAD MIXTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NCC BASKETBALL FANS TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOWN TO THE WIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES SEARCH FOR DOG THAT BIT WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION OK'S BONDS FOR OFFICE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LABOR BOARD CITES SCHWARTZ - AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PENSION FUND COULD HELP RURAL SD,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESSES PLEAD FOR INSURANCE RELIEF,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN SWERVES TO MISS ANIMAL, ROLLS VEHICLE","Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY REUNIONS BRING HOLIDAY JOY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY TACKLES GARAGE DESPITE PETERSON,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LIONS CLUB GIVE WOMAN NEW GLASSES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GROUP ASKS WATER PLANT PLAN DELAY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HOLIDAY WEATHER TOP-NOTCH,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ABDNOR ACCEPTS NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"WELCOME BACK, VOYAGER (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AID TO ISRAEL BETTER USED BY FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
COYOTE PROMOTION DESERVED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HOUSING PROCEDURE ILLEGAL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
MICKELSON TAPS BROOKINGS MAN,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL VOTERS PASS NEW TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEAF PAIR BRAVE COLD FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TELLINGHUISEN TO ARGUE CASE ON DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEBTS CLOSE ONE D'AMATO'S,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"HOUSE MINORITY LEADER, SPEAKER SPAR","Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"CONSUMER REPORT SHOWS {dollar}230,000 RECOVERED","Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FATHER, SON SENTENCED FOR THEFT CONVICTIONS","Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON NAMES GROSS TO HEAD STATE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THERAPY FOR SHUT-INS MAY BE CUT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
3 DIE IN SEPARATE CAR ACCIDENTS IN TWO DAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON PLANT CLOSES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*HELPING THE NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"*SCHUELER, KADING NAMED TO 'AA' ALL-STATE SQUAD","Argus LeaderDec 24 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*FEDERAL CONVICTS REMOVED FROM CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHER GETS FLAKY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SLIPPERY ROADS CAN'T STOP AIRPORT REUNIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POSTAL SERVICE PLANS TO REDUCE ITS SERVICES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
POST OFFICE CONSTRUCTION IN PIEDMONT CANCELLED,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SURPRISE SNOW STINGS STATE; CRASH KILLS 1,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CHILDREN'S WISH LISTS HAVE GENEROUS SIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AMERICANS SHOW THEY CARE ABOUT OTHERS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUPERINTENDENT CORRECT IN CHOIR RESTRICTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SD LAW ALLOWS CORPORAL PUNISHMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SPEARFISH TEAM ROLLS TO YEAR-END HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COURT UPHOLDS RULING IN FAVOR OF GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ICE SKATING RINKS OPEN ACROSS CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSONS TO SPEND HOLIDAY IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON MAGAZINE WINS PRESS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THEFTS FROM MALL INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*AIDS NEEDS ATTENTION, DOLE SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRIPLETS OVERCOME TO SPEND CHRISTMAS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPECIAL ELECTION IN PIERRE COULD STOP,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOSTER WON'T SEEK UNION RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY WANTS REIMBURSEMENT FOR MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOYS FOR TOTS BRINGS PRESENTS TO RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGENCY STOPS TAKING STUDENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HISEGA CABIN OWNERS LOSE LAND BATTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD PROBABLY WON'T RAISE SPEED LIMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*HOLIDAY RATES CONSTANT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AMUNSON DIES IN MOBRIDGE AT AGE 91,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*FIRE DESTROYS FLANDREAU PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SF POPULATION EXCEEDS 100,000","Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE TAX REVENUE FORESEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD NATIVE GUESTS ON CBS TV,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CREATING NEW FAMILY TIES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
A LOW B FOR KEY APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUPPY MILL OWNERS NOT IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*BALTIC CROSS COUNTRY COACH HONORED,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY TO CONSIDER REMODELING BUILDING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FMHA WON'T EXTEND DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAINJE MIGHT HEAD FORWARD SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"INDIAN SHELTER GETS {dollar}10,500 GRANT","Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*AUGUSTANA GETS GIFT OF {dollar}875,000","Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IT LOOKS GOOD ENOUGH TO EAT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE NAME CHANGE STILL UNDECIDED,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY SNUGGLED TOGETHER IN SNOWS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLAIM TO BE FILED FOR NUNS IN BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TREES DRAW BIG CROWDS TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SOURCES--JANKLOW TURNS DOWN JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AIR GUARD TAKES OFF FOR PANAMA,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBERLAIN LESS CHEERY WITHOUT SANTA,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MAN HELD IN DEATH OF BABY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
JOHNSON SEEKS CARDS FOR TROOPS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
ND APPROACH DIDN'T WORK IN SD (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RECIPIENTS OF GIFTS STRIVE TO BE WORTHY OF THEM,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
4-WALLEYE LIMIT NECESSARY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COULD DUPLICATE FALL OF ROMAN EMPIRE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"SD NEEDS LOVE, CHARITY (L)","Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ENFORCE FISHING LIMIT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
VEGETARIANS HYPOCRITES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SEND WEST GERMAN HOME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
INMATES MUST DEFEND SELVES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SLOTS HURT THE POOR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TEACH ABSTINENCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DEPRESSION DROVE BLACKS FROM STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TIME-HONORED JOYS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHRISTMAS MEMORIES AMONG OLDER SET ARE FOND,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY SINGER FINDS FAME FLEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARMED MAN ROBS CITY RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAS LEAK VICTIM OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED AFTER COLLIDING WITH POLICE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON WILL TRAVEL TO FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY FALLS BEHIND IN COLLECTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON COLDEST IN LOWER 48 STATES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MINISTRY MESSAGES ARE LABOR OF LOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GLASS STAINER ADDS COLOR TO CHURCH,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLANE CRASH VOTED AREA'S TOP STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHRISTMAS DINNERS WILL BE SERVED FOR NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*JANKLOW STICKS UP FOR PERPICH,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STATISTICS ON CITY EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
YOUTH CENTER TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MUZZLELOADERS EVENT SET,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RARE WATERFOWL THRIVES THROUGH GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
TURKEY SEASON ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY FIRM WINS LABOR DEPARTMENT AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*PRECIOUS MEMORIES HOW THEY LINGER...,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*A SERIES OF CHRISTMASES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1989, sect.N, p.02, col.3"
*BRANDON VALLEY'S KLINEDINST NAMED,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*IS THAT YOU, SANTA CLAUS","Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEWS ABOUT LOST DOG IS GLAD TIDINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*JOLLY OLD MAN SEEN ON ROOF,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
'THE JUDGE' WILL BE FONDLY REMEMBERED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HEGG'S INFLUENCE RAN DEEP (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PREVENTION IS BEST DISPOSAL SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"ROSEBUD LANDFILL SAFE, PROFITABLE","Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"THIEF STOLE SECURITY, CHILD'S CHRISTMAS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CITY NEEDS POOL AT 61ST AND TOMAR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"MANY LOTION FORMULAS SOOTHE, HEAL DRY SKIN","Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*BRANDON VALLEY'S KLINEDINST NAMED,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLUMBUS OUTLASTS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FILE RETURN ON PROPERTY SALE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*'ZILLIONS' OFFERS KIDS BUYING TIPS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
MAYOR TO PROPOSE AMBULANCE BIDDING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC INVESTIGATING SPRINT PHONE SOLICITORS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*IN HUDSON, IT'S CHRISTMAS","Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATOR TO PROPOSE GAMBLING HELP,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POLITICAL WARS AT TURNING POINT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE LIGHTS OF CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOLIDAY MEALS OFFERED TO NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE GETS SLIGHT BREAK FROM COLD,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HEGG REALTY CO FOUNDER DIES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE WON'T RESTART ATHLETIC PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RETIRED RANCHER SEEKS CHILDHOOD SADDLE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"JEWELRY STORE ROBBED OF {dollar}36,000 IN GOODS","Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*SD WELDER CREATES ART FROM JUNK,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CASTANEIRA FLIES HOME UNESCORTED,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FESTIVE FOLK FORM CAR TREE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHEERS GREET NEW CITY TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DRUMMING UP CHRISTMAS CHEER,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CUOMO'S MAJOR COP-OUT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REPUBLICANS OUT TO 'ENRICH THE RICH' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THINK OF STATE'S NEEDS WHEN JUDGING LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"FAMILY SERVICE DIRECTOR SEES JOY, PAIN OF SEASON (L)","Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MEANING OF CHRISTMAS SEEMS TO ELUDE SOME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
'60 MINUTES' ANTI-FUR PROGRAM SLANTED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GULF WAR COVERAGE SANITIZED FOR VIEWERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SCHOOL MUSIC PROGRAMS DESERVE BETTER SCHEDULING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
DON'T FORGET TO THANK LANDOWNERS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOYS RANCH OFFERS FREE WINTER RIDES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD GROUP HOPES FOR LIQUOR NOD,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL DONATES MEAT FOR CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE TO HALT DELIVERY ON HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER EXPLAINS PLANS TO SENIORS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLU OUTBREAK SPURS BLOOD SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN CAN'T CHANGE PLEA IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE BIRTH RATE CONTINUES TO FALL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TWO HOMES DAMAGED IN SEPARATE FIRES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HANDMADE TOYS A HIT WITH KIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FALSE-POSITIVE AIDS TEST REPORTED,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CARETRAUM WILL BILL FOR MEDICARE GAP,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEADWOOD LIBRARY CLOSES ON MONDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIREFIGHTER TAKES RIDE IN OWN AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON APPOINTS OLD WEST MEMBER,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY GROUP WANTS MAGNET SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOME OUT-OF-STATERS BYPASS FARM ACT RULE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN FINDS MUSIC, FARMING COMPATIBLE WORK","Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WHIZ KIDS WIN NATIONAL MATH CONTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"DISORDERLY CONDUCT, ASSAULT CHARGES FILED","Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SWANGO STRIKES BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DR SWANGO TELLS HIS SIDE OF THE STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*ALCOHOL TAKES SWEET WOMAN AWAY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINION--SCHOOL SPORTS ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GAS COMPANIES SIGN AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSINESS AIRFARES TAKING OFF,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DIALNET TO BE SOLD TO MISSISSIPPI FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PROGRAM REACHES 10TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
MAN MAY HAVE SET NINE UNSOLVED FIRES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MARTIN MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO STABBING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RURAL LOAN TO HELP VITAL STORE REOPEN,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL PARKING LOT IS PART OF {dollar}1 DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BLUNT MAN BELIEVES HE'LL BE NEXT NASHVILLE STAR,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORMER RESIDENT MAY JOIN STATE DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHILL FORCES FOLKS INSIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN AWARDED DEFENSE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS RAIL CLUB PLANS LAYOUT TOUR,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FOX WRITES THIRD CUSTER BATTLE BOOK,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PIPESTONE MONUMENT FEE TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE SENATOR FACES CHOICE OVER JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION PROFESSOR NAMED BIBLIOGRAPHER,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MAN PUT INTO COMA THROUGH BITE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"DASCHLE, MICKELSON BOTH FAVOR CONTROLLING COSTS","Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BUDGET WORK TO START EARLY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*STAYING OUT IN THE COLD,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HUNGER IS EVERYWHERE YEAR ROUND,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCHES RING IN HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTS GET TIPS TO RAISE GOOD STUDENTS (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*BASHFUL GREETING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS' TEAMWORK HAS GARRETSON GLOWING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPIRIT MAKES CHARITIES' DREAMS REALITY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ESTENSON'S FRIENDS SHOULD SHARE BLAME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
GIFTS WE WOULD LIKE TO GIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
WOMAN'S LETTER FORGOT DEMOCRATS' CRIMES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
TEENS' ENTERTAINMENT SHOULD START AT HOME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CRP LAND--UNTAPPED INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
BISHOP DUDLEY PLANS OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ICE SKATING RINKS OPEN FOR HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN WHO FELL OUT OF PLANE DIES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOTELS OFFER ROOMS FOR NEEDY PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HURT IN CRASH LEAVES HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CARVER BRINGS 'LAST SUPPER' TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WORSHIPPERS TO CELEBRATE JESUS' BIRTH IN BARN,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY NEARING PRECIPITATION RECORD,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL TO CHANGE NAME,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DISARMING OUR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
UNRULY COUPLE KICKED OFF PLANE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE IS LOYAL CLINTON ALLY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS NAMES VOLUNTEER FIRE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STADIUM PROJECT HITS FUND-RAISING GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT COUNCIL PICKS REPRESENTATIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TREATMENT CENTER TO OPEN JAN 3,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*POSTAL WORKERS PLAY SANTA AFTER GIFT IS STOLEN,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CITY CONSIDERS PURSUING GRANT FOR LOAN FUND,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LOTTERY SHORTCHANGES SD,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUPLE HOSTING DINNER FOR GUARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS DRUG CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SUCCESS FOR LOCAL ATHLETES TOPS WISH LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HARD WORK PAID OFF FOR CENTRAL'S VOLLMER,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PREPARING FOR COPPER BOWL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRANSFERS BOLSTER COUGARS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SUCCESSFUL KIDNEY TRANSPLANT BRINGS CHRISTMAS JOY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"SD TAXES: GOOD, BAD NEWS (MITCHELL DAILY REBPULIC)","Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SCHOOL'S NOT SOCIAL SERVICES (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HUMANISTIC APPROACH DOESN'T JUSTIFY KILLING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ELECTION COVERAGE DISAPPOINTS READER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR LEGAL GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"DON'T CUT WELFARE, CUT CHILD POVERTY (L)","Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PREVENTION MISSING FROM CRIME SOLUTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*QUESTION REMAINS FROM NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*SKYFORCE WINS FIFTH STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UTILIZE SELF-TREATMENT FOR LESS-SERIOUS INJURIES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOBILE-HOME FIRE KILLS 2 HOVEN GIRLS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER LIMITING CASINO BID,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE ENTERS PLEA IN CHILD-ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN FACES CHARGE OF STARTING FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA PLANS IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS...AND SHOES, MITTENS, AND HATS","Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TWO MEN ACCUSED OF DEALING CRANK,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PLANE-CRASH SIGNAL TURNS OUT TO BE FALSE ALARM,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DEFENDANT IN BEATING MIGHT CLAIM SELF-DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
COMMUNITY-PROTECTION STAFF TO GROW IN SIZE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"ROAD DEATHS, ACCIDENTS UP OVER '93","Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CITY COUNCIL MEMBER RETURNS HOSPITAL HAM,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTAL DRAFT READY FOR REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"PRESSLER JOINS TAX COMMITTEE, DASCHLE MAY GIVE IT UP","Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*THE EAGLE SOARS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"ASKED TO KEEP INDIAN AFFAIRS, RECONCILIATION EFFORTS","Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
BUDGET CUTS CLOUDING BASE'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*TOPSY-TURVY HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
SERVICE INDUSTRY'S RECEIPTS TOP NATION,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*SMALL ACTS MAKE BIG DIFFERENCE FOR THOSE IN TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SMALL ACTS MAKE BIG DIFFERENCE FOR THOSE IN TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PHEASANT SEASON ENDS WITH MIXED SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HOWARD WINS INVITE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SEN. PRESSLER GIVES PHEASANTS A CHANCE WITH .410,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*HUNTING CANADA GEESE IS TOPS FOR LOCAL BROTHERS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*OWL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
PARKS DEPARTMENT WILL RECYCLE TREES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL GIVEN REGIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUTCHINSON WORKERS HELP 2-YEAR-OLD GIRL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL GIVES DISTRICTS CONTINUED FUNDING,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXTENSION VACANCIES UNFILLED,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DRUG TASK FORCE ENDS GOOD YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SURFING INTERNET CAN BE VALUABLE SCHOOL TOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GATHERING LURES FOLKS TO FROZEN OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FOUNDATION AWARDS {dollar}2.61 MILLION IN GRANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"GRAD'S FAMILY, FRIENDS SET UP SCHOLARSHIP","Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"*VILLAGE DRAWS ARTISTS, SHOPPERS","Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*A TIME TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*HIGHWAY 14A WORK SET TO BEGIN IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.A"
*MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULTING OFFICER,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.A"
DEER REDUCTION DRAWS ADVERSE REACTION,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.A"
OFTEN DISPENSED 'HORSE SENSE',"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*HEART DISEASE DEATH RATE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OPTIMISM OF RETAILERS CONTINUES AS HOLIDAY SEASON EN,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
OPTIMISM OF RETAILERS CONTINUES AS HOLIDAY SEASON EN,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
"AG PROPOSAL WOULD BENEFIT FARMERS, JOHNSON SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MOVE TO PIERRE MAY COST FIVE JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MINE COMPANIES--CLEANUP PROGRESSES,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
"*YES, VIRGINIA, THERE IS A SANTA CLAUS","Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CLOSING NURSERY NOT GOOD OPTION (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PROPERTY-TAX RELIEF TOP ISSUE (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*WANT TO SHARE YOUR VIEWS? APPLY TO EDITORIAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
AFFECTIONATE DISPLAYS NOT A HORRIBLE SIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
PEOPLE SHOULD WALK TOWARD FRIENDSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
GRASSLANDS ACT SHOWS GOOD STEWARDSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
"REVIEW OF ROGERS BOTH UNFAIR, UNKIND (L)","Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.6"
JANKLOW SCHEDULES 1ST HOT-AIR BALLOON EVENT FOR TOUR,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
FLEDGLING ASSOCIATION'S GOAL: EDUCATE TENANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
STATE LAW MAY BE USED AGAINST NBC,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
PORT DESIGNATION GIVEN,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*SWEDISH DOCTOR COMPARES HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
"*LET THE MUSIC PUT PEACE, JOY IN YOUR HOLIDAY","Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S A GREAT TIME TO VISIT HERITAGE MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
NEW BANK PLANS TO OPEN DEC. 31,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RETAILERS TO HONOR TOP BUSINESS PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SMALL LOCAL STOCKS FALTER,"Argus LeaderDec 24 1995, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FREEDOM TO FUN-A NOTABLE CHRISTMAS LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ELECTRICAL FIRE DELAYS FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRADITIONS GIVE HOLIDAY INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*80 CHRISTMASES ON DAKOTA PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'BLACK HOLE' PLEASES THE EYE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTO ACCIDENTS KILL 17,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRADITION VS CONSTITUTION IN NATIVITY BATTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN ARRAIGNED FOR RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SDSU, SYRIANS RESUME DELAYED STUDY PROJECT","Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SDSU, SYRIANS RESUME DELAYED STUDY PROJECT","Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN ACHIEVES RECORD GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"ON EARTH, PEACE & GOOD WILL (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMENTS IN 'CHRISTMAS BUSTLE' STORY DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COMMENTS IN 'CHRISTMAS BUSTLE' STORY DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BODY OF RAPID CITY MAN RECOVERED,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NDSU STUDENT FEES BELOW AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROSEBUD WOMAN DIES IN TRAILER FIRE-OKREEK,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PILOT HOMEMAKER PROGRAM TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S CUP RACE TO BE JAN 5-6,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE STRUCK WITH TEACHER SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LOAN GUARANTEE FOR BLOCK II OK'D,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
WARMTH A MIXED BLESSING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"BUDGET ANALYST BALANCES REQUESTS, NEEDS","Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
WATER LACK MAY CURB ND GROWTH,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
CATTLE PRICE RISES DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"*INDIANS FIND LITTLE HELP, HOPE IN SF","Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RULING CLOUDS SOUTH SIOUX STATUS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RULING CLOUDS SOUTH SIOUX STATUS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*INDIANS FIND LITTLE HELP, HOPE IN SF","Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HER LIFE CENTERS ON 'SATURDAY NIGHT',"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCRIPT AND ACTRESSES MAKE '9 TO 5' EASY WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HER LIFE CENTERS ON 'SATURDAY NIGHT',"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BETTER SALARIES, BENEFITS COULD END SHORTAGE","Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
STATE GIVES PHEASANT HUNTERS BONUS SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE GIVES PHEASANT HUNTERS BONUS SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BLACK HILLS FORESTS HAVE CHRISTMAS TREES,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AUGUSTANA SENIOR HAS WRESTLING LOVE AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
AUGUSTANA SENIOR HAS WRESTLING LOVE AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*COURT CLERKS-COGS THAT TURN WHEEL OF JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COURT CLERKS-COGS THAT TURN WHEEL OF JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON PROTESTS RAIL MOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CAPITOL FIRE HAZARD PROMPTS CALL FOR NEW BUILDING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NEEDY GET NOTICE OF 5 PERCENT WELFARE CUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ACCIDENT SAFETY DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
2 UTILITIES WANT 50 PERCENT HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"LEGISLATURE TO PONDER WHO, HOW MUCH TO TAX","Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CHRISTMAS HOPE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*GRATEFUL FOR HELP IN SAVING DAUGHTER'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
COMMON SENSE FUND DRIVE BEGINS SOON,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SMALL-GRAIN PRODUCTION DOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*INJURED MAN IN MADISON FIGHTING BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INJURED MAN IN MADISON FIGHTING BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS BRIGHTEN THE RANG'S HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S CHRISTMAS MORNING...,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*'PENNIES FROM HEAVEN'--AN INNOVATIVE MUSICAL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*FAMILY CHRISTMAS BEST GIFT FOR COACH,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*FAMILY CHRISTMAS BEST GIFT FOR COACH,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STUART BRINGS IRKED ABOUT COUNTY MURAL FEE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER--ETSI CAN STILL USE UNDERGROUND WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS TREE' FOR RICK,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER--ETSI CAN STILL USE UNDERGROUND WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIRLINE MIGHT SEEK LARGER YANKTON SUBSIDY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CENGAS FRANCHISE RENEWAL ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FLOREY STILL FEELS THE SAME,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FLOREY STILL FEELS THE SAME,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CENGAS FRANCHISE RENEWAL ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"READERS TELL HOW TO GAIN PEACE, GOOD WILL","Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"READERS TELL HOW TO GAIN PEACE, GOOD WILL","Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*'OLDEN DAYS' TALES BY MAN, 91, KEEPS KIDS SPELLBOUND","Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*'OLDEN DAYS' TALES BY MAN, 91, KEEPS KIDS SPELLBOUND","Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FATHER, SON RANCHERS DON'T MISS THE URBAN SPRAWL","Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"FATHER, SON RANCHERS DON'T MISS THE URBAN SPRAWL","Argus LeaderDec 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME FOR THOSE VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
A SNOWY CHRISTMAS FOR EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BEING BUSY AT CHRISTMAS HAS REWARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THESE FOLKS HELP OUT WHEN OTHERS ARE IN NEED,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TRUCKERS SAY 5-CENT TAX OKAY, BUT...","Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FIRE IN PLUMA KILLS 1, INJURES 2","Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
A SPECIAL LETTER FOR CHRISTMAS DAY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EMPLOYEES NEED EDUCATION ON HANDICAPPED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PEACE ON EARTH, A POEM BY FRED MAROON (L)","Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STOLEN TREES SPRAYED WITH FERTILIZER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"ABERDEEN, WEB OFFICIALS TO MEET","Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BROWN SWISS DAIRY CLOSING DEC 31,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HISTORIC FOUNDATION DIRECTOR HIRED,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RECORD WHEAT CROP GROWN IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD GAS PRICES BELOW AREA STATES' PRICES,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SALEM RESIDENTS STICK TOGETHER DURING HARD TIMES,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
RANCHER--REAGAN WORRIES SOVIETS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SMALLER JOBLESS FUND WILL HIKE TAXES,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
INDIANS MOURN DEATH OF PINE RIDGE WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*ROBERTS CONSIDERS RETURNING TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD FARM COUPLE THANKFUL THEY'RE SURVIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*LINCOLN'S OLSON ALL-STATE PICK,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WAGNER'S STONE SEARCHES FOR GOLD,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BLIZZARD PUTS SKIDS ON CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT REMAINS STRONG,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ALL OF US CAN SHARE CHRISTMAS (EGAN),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS ARE JUST AS MERRY (WOSTER),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BAIR HANDLES DEATH WITH SCIENTIFIC EYE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HIGH PLAINS SEASON MAY HIT COLD LOW,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*SD MEDICAL TEAM BRINGS BETTER VISION,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DUTIES OFTEN KEEP MINISTER, FAMILY APART","Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD LAW ATTRACTS NATION'S LARGEST BANKS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STRANDED TRAVELERS RETAIN HOLIDAY SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"COLD, WIND PUTTING STRESS ON LIVESTOCK","Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"FIRE, FUELED BY GAS LEAK, LEAVES 12 HOMELESS","Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
READERS GIVE VIEWS ON WHAT WORLD NEEDS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHRISTMAS IS A TIME FOR HAPPY MEMORIES (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SRSTKA WRONG TO EXPECT SPECIAL PRIVILEGES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
THRIFT STORE PRICES DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TURKEYS NEED FOOD TO SURVIVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BIBLE CAN ANSWER PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MORE ROCK CONCERTS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE NEEDS POOL FOR HEALTH INSURANCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
A MEAL A DAY ALL MANY POOR PEOPLE GET,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AREA DAIRY FARMERS WILL MEET JAN 5 IN CROOKS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
BONDS MAY BE SOUGHT FOR NEW DAVISON JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
DOLL AUCTION RAISES {dollar}344 FOR MARCH OF DIMES,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
MISSOURI RUNOFF EXPECTED TO BE ABOVE NORMAL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
PRESSLER REQUESTS FUNDING FOR WEB PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SF MAN JAILED AFTER STANDOFF WITH POLICE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SUPPORT FOR NATURAL GAS PRICE CONTROLS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*VISITOR GETS SPECIAL INVITATION,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
READERS SHARE THEIR CHRISTMAS MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*KATHY IS HAPPY, ENERGETIC GIRL","Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*AUDREY KROMMINGA--RECIPE FOR PIE CRUST,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BUSINESS AWAKENS TO WORKER THEFT PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*IN THE SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DEC 25 BASED ON THEOLOGY, FESTIVAL","Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SENDS CHRISTMAS GREETINGS FROM FRANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LEWIS NAMED INDEPENDENT ATHLETE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PASSES UP WARM WEATHER TO BE VIKING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VIRGIL HARBERT HAS HEART,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VIRGIL HARBET HAS HEART,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDELEN IS GROUP'S PRESIDENT-ELECT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
A NEW CAR CLUB HAS BEEN FORMED,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.5"
SONNE TO LEAD TEACHERS' GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.5"
DOWNTOWN STUDY GETS GREEN LIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FRONTIER CLUB GIVEN LIQUOR PERMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THERE WAS NO NEED TO WORRY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BIA MAY INSPECT PINE RIDGE SCHOOLS SOON,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*CHRISTMAS EVE FIRE AT GARRETSON,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HOLIDAY SPIRIT EVIDENT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW PLANS STOP FOR CONGRATULATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRELIMINARY IRRIGATION STUDIES COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WAUBAY CHURCH GETS A SPECIAL GIFT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COUNCIL HONORS LAWMAKERS FOR EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
WARM WEATHER IS APPROACHING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ELDERLY CAN'T RETIRE FROM THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LEARNING THE HARD WAY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WOMAN LOSES HOME, PETS IN FIRE","Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY EXCEEDS GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*AT 91 AND 100, LENNOX NEIGHBORS SHARE","Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SHE'S WATCHED CITY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SPREAD CHRISTMAS JOY JUST BY BEING YOURSELF (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CHILD SUPPORT LAWS ARE NOT FAIR TO MEN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MYTHS HAUNT FARM REALITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTANS DON'T CARE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*NEW BUNDLE OF JOY WARMS AREA HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTMAS HURTS IN PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHOPPING SEASON CLOSES TO MIXED REVIEWS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SNOW LEOPARD GIVES SF WINTER THE COLD SHOULDER,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LIQUOR STORE OWNERS ARE BUBBLY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*WOMAN, 80, TENDS COUNTRY STORE","Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PASTORS TO TELL CHRISTMAS STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD HAS MERGER PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*COLD SLAPS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*A TREASURE BUILT UPON MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINISTERS--CHRISTMAS SAYS LOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOPPERS DECK TREE WITH GIFTS FOR NEEDY KIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FLUTIST TO PERFORM AT ORCHESTRA HALL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
ARTIST WINS BEST OF SHOW FOR CARVING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
MURPHY WINS EAGLE SCOUT AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
VOLUNTEERS ADDED TO HONOR ROLL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
*STUDENTS ACCEPTED TO HONORS CHOIR,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.C, p.13, col.5"
*JACKRABBITS TRY TO PUT RUNNING GAME BACK TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"CHRISTMAS DINNERS AT HOSPITAL, MOTEL","Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FARM FAMILY FORGES NEW DREAM,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HEART PATIENT TO PLEAD CASE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*STATE DROPS MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CHRISTMAS WISH,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHRISTMAS RENEWS HOPE AND JOY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEATHS BRING TRAFFIC TOLL TO 132,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SD TO GET {dollar}45,860 FROM FEES","Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S ATTORNEY NAMED TO BENCH,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INMATES KEY TO CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAST-MINUTE BIG HOLIDAY RETAIL SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY GOES OVER {dollar}2.4 MILLION GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP TO PROVIDE FREE RIDES,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW LAW CONFUSES DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC HOUSE WILL HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY TRAFFIC PERIOD ENDS AT MIDNIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*READERS SHARE SPECIAL HOLIDAY MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EASTER SEAL'S GALA SET FOR JAN 19,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
STORYTIME REGISTRATION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
MUSEUM LEADS WINTER NATURE HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
PLAYHOUSE HAS AUDITIONS FOR DRAMA,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*GROSDIDIER IS TRUE STUDENT-ATHLETE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HANSEN GETS KICK OUT OF LIFE IN NFL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU STARTS NCC PLAY UNBEATEN,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WHITEWOOD BOY DIES IN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ICY HIGHWAY FACTOR IN FATALITY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*THE ROAD TO BETHLEHEM, SD","Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SNOWSTORMS CAN'T BURY HOLIDAY SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT STILL REIGNS IN SD (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL CHOIR CHANGE CLOSED-MINDED POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FEARED MISSING CHRISTMAS TRIP HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HOMESTAKE OFFERS AID TO DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MARION FIRE DESTROYS NEWSPAPER OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL UPDATE TO BE PART OF CBS SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL EDUCATION CONSULTANT NAMED,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ACTIVISTS PLANT SEEDS OF PEACE IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHRISTMAS BIRTHDAYS OFFER DOUBLE HOLIDAY FUN,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LIGHTING UP THE SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TRIAL MOVED TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLL FUELS HOPE FOR GAS TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FITNESS FIRM COMPLAINTS ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*FORD LTD FOR SD SANTA CLAUS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HUTTERITE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS OTHER SIDE OF HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*'WHITE CHRISTMAS' STILL CHRISTMAS HIT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*EXCEPTIONS ARE THE RULE AT ST FRANCIS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOMELESS FIND HELP AND HOPE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD ELITE 5'S HIGH ON SANTA'S LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THREE-POINTERS HIGHLIGHT CHIEFS' ATTACK,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SOUTH DAKOTA HIGH 5'S,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CHRISTMAS IS WHERE THE FAMILY IS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ON THE RECORD,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON HURT AFTER ACCIDENT ON SNOWMOBILE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HOPE FOR MIDDLE EAST PEACE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BATTLE DRUG PROBLEM ON THE DEMAND SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
JESUS REASON FOR CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*MUCH MORE THAN PRETTY PICTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
US NOT JUST FOR CHRISTIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ARAFAT DESERVED A VISA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
XMAS ISN'T A CRASS TERM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FUNERAL COURTESY TOUCHING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"*CHRISTMAS GREETINGS, FROM SPORTS PAGES PAST","Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN SCARCE IN REGIONAL SPORTS REPORTING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COYOTES SEEK SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*PHOTOS CAPTURE OUTDOORSMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CHRISTMAS MEALS AVAILABLE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO SPONSOR HUNTERS' RIGHTS BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU SEEKS FUNDING FOR BIOSTRESS LAB,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LIGHT-HEARTED GREETINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POLITICS STILL IN BLOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NUN'S GIFT TO WATERTOWN IS HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATER WOES OMINATED FARM SCENE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE'S CAUSE UNDETERMINED,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
'VOTERS GUIDE 88' CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN GETS 1-YEAR JAIL TERM,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
UNION PROTESTS AT LOAD KING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LIBRARY ENTERS COMPUTER AGE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
USD STATIONS REVISE PROGRAMMING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
"CATTLEMEN PICK OFFICERS, HONOREES","Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD DEALERS TRAVEL WORLD FOR FASHION,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*PUC--STATE STILL CONFUSED,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*WINTER IS FOR THE BIRDS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
TRADITIONS LIVE ON TODAY DESPITE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1988, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
STATE FINDS RELIEF IN WARMER WEATHER,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GIVING IS TRADITION FOR FAMILY OF 14,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NORA'S SOLE RESIDENT SEES...,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE YEAR'S MOST MEMORABLE QUOTES,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LOCAL RESIDENTS UNSURE OF EFFECT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LOTTERY ADS IN BAD TASTE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SCHOOL COULD OFFER HOUSING FOR POOR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TREES ADD TO CHRISTMAS SPIRIT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CITY NEEDS 2ND SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*MICKELSON PROSPERITY PLAN WORKS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*CHRISTMAS IN AMERICA,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT CHARGES ARE FILED,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EMERY MAN DIES IN VEHICLE FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARSHALL TO INSPECT HOME THAT BURNED,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER--INVASION CAME AS SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"2 SD WOMEN DIE IN CRASH, COLD","Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*USD PRESIDENT DREAMS OF WRITING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WARDEN TACKLES PRISON IMAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS FIRE VICTIMS PUTTING LIVES BACK TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
13TH BIRTH BRINGS FAMILY MORE LOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHRISTMAS MEMORIES FLOURISH,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SAMUELSON PLANS TO MAP STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*AVERAGE SNOWFALL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SUIT OPPOSES INITIATIVE ON DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
REVENUES UP AT CUSTER RESORTS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
*CENTENNIAL SPORTS QUIZ,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*BURSON, COLUMBUS DEFEATS SKYFORCE 110-100","Argus LeaderDec 25 1989, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*FAR FROM HOME THIS HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FINDS THIS A CHRISTMAS TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AMBULANCE STUDY OK'D,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SATTERLEE OFFICIALLY APPOINTED CHIEF,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT REMAINS ABUNDANT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOARD SELLS OUT TO BIG BUSINESS(L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'IMPRESSIONS' SERIES STIMULATES CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*LEARN TO COPE WITH GUESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD'S FACES IN THE SAND,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*WILDLIFE WAGE FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS QUESTION REPORTS OF OVERFISHING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*ELKTON STANDOUT SETS HIGH GOALS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CASTANEIRA SAYS HE'LL RETURN TO SF,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPENDING THE HOLIDAY...AT WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUPLE PRESENTS STUDENTS WITH AN EVE OF FUN,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AS HOLIDAY MAKES CLEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
HOSPITAL SHOULD LET HUSBAND SEE SURGERY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
WASHINGTON SHOULDN'T CUT CORNERS WITH ART (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
ARTS CENTER WILL BRING CITY MORE PRESTIGE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
KNOCK ON JOHNSON MISSED MARK BY MILE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
*THREATENING KIDS WITH SANTA'S IRE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS BELLS CALL SOME TO WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDLE CAUSE OF FIRE AT SF HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN CHANGES PLEA BACK TO NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN RAPE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CLOSE ENOUGH TO TOUCH,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AVIATION STANDARDS AT CENTER OF DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CHARACTER BIDS FOR PART AS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAY NOT FILE LAWSUIT OVER REDISTRICTING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TAX REFORM GROUP FORMS IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*PRESERVING ENVIRONMENT TOP CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER ONIDA STAR STILL BEATING TEST OF TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PASTORS TO DELIVER HOLIDAY MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"HOUSING, WEATHER TOP CITY'S WISH LIST","Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DEATHS, HERITAGE FIRE","Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*CARDS, SINGING MOST MEANINGFUL","Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHRISTMAS IS TIME TO LOOK AT YOURSELF (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZENS DESERVE BUILDING IN NICE AREA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"NO LONGER FREE, BUT DEBTOR NATION (L)","Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HANSON ICE SKATING ADDS TO CITY'S LORE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
HEADACHE POWDER RARE IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 73, RAPED SAME GIRL AS SON MOLESTED","Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MITCHELL CO-WORKERS TO SHARE {dollar}100,000","Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELECTRICAL BOARD HEAD TO RETIRE IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.B, p.O1, col.1"
*RETIREE WON'T MIND MISSING ELVIS HOOPLA,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.B, p.O1, col.2"
*SHE CAUGHT SANTA DELIVERING MEALS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.B, p.O1, col.2"
JUDGES TIGHTEN FURLOUGH REINS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.B, p.O1, col.2"
GOVERNOR APPROVES OF PARDON,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.B, p.O1, col.6"
MASUR PLANNING RURAL AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.B, p.O1, col.6"
*BETWEEN LEGEND AND PAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*PAVILION, CONVENTION CENTER PROJECTS READY TO FLY","Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE BEST GIFTS FOR TOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SOFTWARE BENEFITS CHILDREN (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
READERS OFFER CHRISTMAS WISH LIST FOR SF (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*'JOY TO THE WORLD' ON THIS SPECIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1992, sect.N, p.01, col.5"
"*TRADITIONS DIFFER, BUT AIM IS SAME--HONOR CHRIST","Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FRIDAY'S SNOW MAKES '93 SOGGIEST YEAR EVER,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DETAILS ABOUT CHRIST'S BIRTH UP FOR DEBATE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SHOPPERS STRETCH LUCK TO LIMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CITY COMMISSIONERS LACK COMMON SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONGRESS BELIEVES IT'S ABOVE THE LAW (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*SDSU'S SUPPORT FOR ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*INDIAN PEOPLE ALSO EMBRACE CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
DISTRICT PLANS FORUMS ON EDUCATION CHANGES,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUND BEGUN IN NAME OF TEEN WHO DIED,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE HOLDING MEMORIAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER TO BE SPEAKER AT REPUBLICAN FORUM,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
USDA MODIFIES DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IOWA MAN DRAWS CROWDS WITH CHRISTMAS LANE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUPLE RIGHT AT HOME IN CHURCH,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SNOWFALL SLOWS HOLIDAY TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FEWER INMATES GOING HOME FOR HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FLOODING DOESN'T DAMPEN GIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN MISSES SALVATION ARMY GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BLUNT VOTERS UPHOLD WATER SYSTEM DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS AGENCY DELIVERS 70 MEALS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTIES SHARING FOREST PROFITS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY FAMILIES RECEIVE FOOD BASKETS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BIRTH OF CHRIST GIVES HOLIDAY MEANING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MADISON--TO REMOVE SULFATE FROM WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ORGANIZATIONS OFFER HOLIDAY MEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*RETURNS OF THE CHRISTMAS CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
EVERYBODY A CONTENDER IN SDIC TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'THE LITTLEST ANGEL',"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THANKS FOR THE '93 FEEDBACK; KEEP IDEAS COMING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
DON'T TAKE CHRISTMAS FOR GRANTED,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
VIDEO LOTTERY BOUNCES BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THEY SURVIVED THE DIRTY THIRTIES,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BOX OF LETTERS BRINGS TIMES WORTH REMEMBERING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*STORIES OF STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ORR IS NAMED TO HOMESTAKE JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ASSOCIATION HONORS RETAILERS, EMPLOYEES","Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TARGET STORES, GRANT PUSH FOR HABITATS","Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOME BUYERS HAVE CHANCES TO MAKE DEALS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*AN ODD FINALE: NO COMPANION, NO PHEASANTS","Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE PARKS DON'T GO COLD IN THE WINTER,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN AFTER IN-TOWN CHASE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CITY MIGHT GIVE DEVELOPER {dollar}649,500","Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RATE-INCREASE NOTICE TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTMAS WEATHER A DREAM COME TRUE FOR MANY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'ONE OF THE BRIGHT SPOTS',"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHRISTMAS BIRTHDAY A DOUBLE CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EDISON STUDENTS GIVE GIFT OF SHELTER,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*USD SENIOR CONTENDER IN PLAYWRITING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STANDING ROCK NATIVE JOINS TRIO PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEC. 31 IS DEADLINE FOR USD PUBLICATION,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TASK FORCE: MAINTAIN JUVENILE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*JOB SERVICE OFFICE EXPANDS ITS HOURS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DAY-CARE MANUALS AVAILABLE SDSU,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CHILD DEATHS LINKED TO INCOME,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ARMED ROBBER SENTENCED TO 60 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SUSPECT IN DEATH OF LINDA DASCHLE'S GRANDMOTHER,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WINNER COUNCIL TO CLOSE POOL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PHEASANT SEASON PULLS NONRESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
FOSSIL FIND INTERRUPTS QUARRY WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SNOWMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*PRESSLER EXTENDS NO-MAIL PLEDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
WELFARE JUMP MAY BE TIED TO AD CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD FAIR SEEKS FINANCING,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"YES, THERE IS A SANTA CLAUS (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
SPREAD OUT GOOD DEEDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
"IF FEES GO UP, MAKE TAXES TO DOWN (WATERTOWN P.O.)","Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
MOBILE-HOME DWELLERS DESERVE MORE RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
CATECHISM REFERENCE TAKEN OUT OF CONTEXT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
TIMING OF SPORTS AN ADVANTAGE FOR GIRLS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
MOOSE SUFFERED FROM HUNTER'S CARELESSNESS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
"GOVERNMENT, COURTS SHOULD GO ON RECORD (L)","Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
HUMANE REFORM MAKES BETTER WELFARE SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
"*OUT OF STRUGGLES, TRAGEDY COME NEW HOPE, HAPPINESS","Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN AWAKENS FROM COMA WITH A NEW FOCUS ON LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*EX-CULTIST EARNS DEGREE, WARNS OTHERS OF DANGER","Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*SIOUX FALLS POPULATION HITS 114,070","Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WEATHER'S WORST CAN'T STOP CHESTER MERCHANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"DESPITE DIFFICULT YEAR, FAMILY STAYS POSITIVE","Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*NEW HEART IS 'A WONDERFUL GIFT',"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*FOR NIPPER THE DOG, LIFE IS LOOKING UP","Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO NEWS MAKERS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*COUNTY BUDGET CRITICISM UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"BLAME SATAN, MAN FOR WORLD'S PROBLEMS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESIDENT CLINTON'S BOSNIA POLICY FLAWED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"WOMAN SHOT HERSELF, AUTHORITIES SAY","Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ALPHA CENTER TO BUILD MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*7TH-GRADER IS BUSY RESTORING BELL FOR MILLBORO SCHO,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTERS WARM UP CHILDREN'S HEARTS,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MEIERHENRY DISAVOWS MYSTERIES ABOUT SELF,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"*NFL CHARITIES GROUP GIVES SDSU {dollar}10,000","Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HUMAN RIGHTS PANEL TO HOLD KING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RC FEDERAL WORKERS: LABOR DEPT SHOULD INTERCEDE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SEED SALESMAN DIES AT 75; DEVOTED TO FAMILY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*LARGE HIGH SCHOOLS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*NEW PROCEDURE ON REFINANCING MORE ACCURATE,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*THE ULTIMATE GIFT ISN'T MATERIAL; IT'S FROM HEART,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THE GIFT OF DIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderDec 25 1995, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS CHALLENGE CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS CHALLENGE CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS CHALLENGE CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY WARMTH ENFOLDS CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CATHOLIC CHURCH MAY TAKE LAND REFORM STAND,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CATHOLIC CHURCH MAY TAKE LAND REFORM STAND,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CATHOLIC CHURCH MAY TAKE LAND REFORM STAND,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE MYSTERIOUS CASE OF DISAPPEARING CANDY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MISSION-A HOLIDAY HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOP HEARD 'ROUND THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BASKETBALL FARE TO PLEASE FANS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OVERSEAS VIEWPOINT-'DOVE' MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOY FIGHTS ODDS FOR MIRACLE OF RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FROSTY CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PIZZA POLL RESULTS-IT'S GODFATHER'S,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CENSUS SEALS FATE OF HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS THE INVISIBLE MINORITY IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS THE INVISIBLE MINORITY IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DIRECTOR LOSES 'THE FORMULA',"Argus LeaderDec 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*A VERY SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BABY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DAKOTA PROP DEFEATED, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN","Argus LeaderDec 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOSPEL MISSION REACHES OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*GOSPEL MISSION REACHES OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*GOSPEL MISSION REACHES OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ECONOMISTS - HIGH INTEREST DEVASTATING,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROTECT ELDERLY FROM RIPOFFS AND CRIMINALS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CARTER'S PAPERS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER HOSPITAL STAFF BACKING ENCOURAGED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BARGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SD CLASS B ALL-STATE TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MOBRIDGE WRESTLERS TOP HIGH SCHOOL TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*FAITH LIGHTS UP EPIPHANY, SD AT CHRISTMAS","Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD FUR COMPANY SELLS MAINLY TO FOREIGN BUYERS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S TRIUMPHS ASSURE POLITICAL FUTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD FUR COMPANY SELLS MAINLY TO FOREIGN BUYERS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*73-YEAR-OLD MUSIC PROF HASN'T HAD TIME TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S TRIUMPHS ASSURE POLITICAL FUTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-BEDELL FEUD CONTINUES OVER WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"FIRE DAMAGE TO HOME ESTIMATED AT {dollar}25,000","Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW-BEDELL FEUD CONTINUES OVER WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
4 OF SD'S LARGER COUNTIES RECORD LOWEST DEATH RATES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
24-HOUR WAIT IS ONLY CHANGE FOR UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENSIBLE ADMISSION STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FINDING NEW USD PREXY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA PROGRAM DRAWS PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARISH CRITICIZED FOR BLASTING DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PARISH CRITICIZED FOR BLASTING DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
URGES SIDEWALK SNOW REMOVAL BE ENFORCED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SF-DENVER FLIGHT REVIVED,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUSINESS ROUNDTABLE TO BE ESTABLISHED,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STROKE SUPPORT GROUPS FORMING,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUMMER JOB APPLICATION DUE JAN 15,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD HOG PRODUCTION REDUCED,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ALCOHOL FUELS PRODUCTION AT A STANDSTILL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAYOR TO RELEASE PRISONERS FOR CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1981, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*BANKRUPTCY--GETTING A FRESH START CAN BE PAINFUL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD REDUCING ROLE OF REDFIELD HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SNOWSTORM IS OVER, BUT COLD IS ON THE WAY","Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OPPORTUNITES DIFFERENT FOR ST CLOUD'S HARRIS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WHEELCHAIR ATHLETES EYE INTERNATIONAL MEET IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHOT STUDY NEEDS CLOSER LOOK,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ND WILL BE NEXT TO DEBATE DOVE HUNTING,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CHRISTMAS EVE FIRE ON BRANDON FARM,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY DOESN'T WANT STATE CONTROL CETA,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS RALLY FORCE BEHIND AG MOVEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY GROUP WANTS HORSES BACK ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECRUITMENT COMMITTEE DRAWS 4 DOCTORS TO HURON,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VICTIM OF PLUMA FIRE IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORDLAND FEST ASSOC FILES FOR INCORPORATION,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FINDING CHRISTMAS SPIRIT DIFFICULT IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX VOCATIONAL STUDENTS SPEND HOLIDAY AT HOTELS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INEXPENSIVE TEST CAN REVEAL FORMALDEHYDE POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEADERSHIP CHANGE AND HIGHWAY PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*AIR TRAVEL TAKEN FOR GRANTED (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCIENCE RESEARCH PROGRAM GRANTS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CABLE TV'S COMING TO WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"FARM LEADERS--GRAIN PROGRAM VAGUE, FLAWED","Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GARRISON WORK MAY REQUIRE LAND CONDEMNATION,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*A LOOK AT THE LARGE AND SMALL CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ALICE KUPER--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.D, p.13, col.1"
*FARMERS ARE PLOWED UNDER FINANCIALLY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CORN SURPLUSES FUEL HOPE FOR GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
CHAPTERS TO FILE UNDER FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
SD BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN THE COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
*'LOOK WHAT I GOT',"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LIBRARIAN WANTS MORE BOOKS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S DEEP FREEZE BEGINS TO THAW,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*COLLEGE ATHLETES BUDDY UP WITH YOUTH,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUST ASK ANY COFFEEMAKER,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLD FAILS TO BRING ADDED REQUESTS FOR AID,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISONER FOUND DEAD IN PENNINGTON COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE CONFIRMS OLSON'S STATE AIR GUARD POST,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOVIET EMBASSY OFFICIAL TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MISSION MAKES CHRISTMAS MERRY FOR THE NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DIET COUNSELER GIVES CLIENTS FOOD FOR THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PLEASED WITH PIERRE-SIOUX FALLS FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HEED UN SECRETARY ON TROOPS FOR LEBANON (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARK FEE INCREASE JUSTIFIED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ANIMAL WASHCLOTHS BECOME WILDLY SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELECTRONICS FIRM PRODUCES MOST OF WASTE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMMISSION CLOSES TRIPP JAIL BECAUSE OF COST,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"EVEN WHEN IT'S COLD, INSECTS CAN INFEST GRAIN","Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FARMERS PLAN MEETINGS ABOUT LEGISLATIVE ISSUES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MEETING PLANNED TO DISCUSS MURDER TRIAL'S COST,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*VOLUNTEERS WORK TO RESTORE LOG HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUPLE WILL SPEND 60 DAYS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATOR SAYS ABANDONING RAIL LINE COULD START TREND,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LIMIT ON PIK PAYMENTS COMES TOO LATE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
MOVING MUSEUM TO YANKTON STILL POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*USD'S GUSTAFSON FINDS SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HARRINGTON SEES JAPAN ON THE RUN,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHRISTMAS MEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN GETS AIRPORT IMPROVEMENT MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER TO OFFER MANAGEMENT SEMINARS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY PROVIDES 3 COMPUTER PROGRAM COPIES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF FIRM GETS GRANT TO SURVEY ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHELTERBELTS IN COUNTY NEED IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SILENT NIGHT GIVES WAY TO HECTIC DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE HOLIDAY AWAY FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BANK HOPES TROUBLES ARE IN THE PAST,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GROUP PLANS MORE RECREATION ALONG RIVER,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PRIVATE SCHOOL PLANS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ETSI EXIT LEFT STATE WITHOUT WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BATTEY A GOOD CHOICE FOR JUDGESHIP (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OSVOG RECEIVES STATE HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
WELCHERT IS OUTSTANDING DIETITIAN,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
SCHMUTTERER GETS ORDER OF MERIT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
*ELDERLY FIND GETTING OLDER IS WORKING OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SENIORS DECIDE MEAL BEATS EATING ALONE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON GOALS FOR 1986,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DEBATE OVER AIR SAFETY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MEDIA HIDING FACTS ABOUT CENTRAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*LOCAL COMPOSER ATTEMPTS TO COMPLETE MOZART WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MUSEUMS PLAN WINTER NATURE HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STORYTIME REGISTRATION IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ADOPTION AGENCY PLANS MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
YMCA OFFERS SATURDAY CLASSES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
"*AILMENTS TROUBLE PARENTS OF GIRL, 7","Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HUDSON SENIORS GIVE NEW SCHOOLS ...,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CAR FALLS OFF INTERSTATE OVERPASS, KILLING TWO","Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YELLOW THUNDER CAMP JUDGE KNOW AS HARD WORKER,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YELLOW THUNDER CAMP JUDGE KNOWN AS HARD WORKER,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT PROVES GENEROUS IN RC AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INMATES WORK HARD REPAIRING STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LANDOWNERS WANT MINE DEVELOPMENT STOPPED,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HARD WORK COMES EASY FOR CLASS A ALL-STATERS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
USD GAINS MEASURE OF RESPECT FROM GOPHERS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS CLAIM 67, 1 IN SD","Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ROMANIAN FAMILY REUNITED FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*6 INJURED IN TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARTNERSHIP OF GOOD WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CARTOON ON ABORTION OFFENDS MORAL MAJORITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"NICE JOB, SIOUX EMPIRE (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"PROJECTS COSTLY, WORTHLESS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
"*HATCHETT, GRAVES GIVE USD A LIFT","Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SCHUELER IS GIRLS ATHLETE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*CHRISTMAS MEALS FEED SPIRITS TOO,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SON BRINGS COUPLE TOGETHER FOR ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMISTS CAUTIOUS ABOUT '86 SIGNS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EMIGRE REMEMBERS CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MORE PEOPLE NEEDING HELP, OFFICALS SAY","Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COURT UPHOLDS RAILROAD TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHERIFF GETS MONEY TO MEET BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DECISION FAVORS BUYERS OF DOLL MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GROUPS OPPOSE CIGARETTE TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RETAIL TRADE EMPLOYMENT PEAKS DURING HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ROAD CONDITIONS BETTER FOR TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GRANDPARENTS VISIT WITH FATALLY ILL GRANDSON,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MICKELSON TOURS BERESFORD CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ROTARIANS HOST ARCH HOME PARTY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SANTA GETS HELP FROM HIS FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SHOPKO HELPS CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DONATION ASSISTS DEAF COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
OPTIMIST CLUB SUPPORTS THRESHOLD,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*TO RECLAIM AMERICA FROM FOREIGN INVESTORS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NATION'S BUDGET MESS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CHOIR SETTING, NOT PERFORMANCE COUNTS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*YOUNG COYOTES TO PROVE CRITICS WRONG,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EX-WEB MANAGER WOULD LIKE JOB BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMAID FUNDS HELP 202 FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HISTORICAL GRANT FUNDS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE'S BALLOONS END UP IN WISCONSIN,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE STEAM ALSO RISES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RURAL OUT-MIGRATION STUNS EXPERTS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THOSE ROADS AREN'T SO FRIENDLY IN WINTER,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN WILL GET CHANCE AT TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COURT AGREES COUPLE SHOULD LOSE WATER RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT DENIES LICENSE FOR DRUNKEN DRIVER,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS DAMAGES TO BE PAID IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAYOR GIVES THANKS FOR HELP DURING FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BEEF PRICES HIGHEST IN NEW YORK CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
24-HOUR HELP LINES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ASTORIA FINDS LIFE ON THE BORDER ...,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF CELEBRATES HOLIDAY IN VARIED WAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR IMPROVING AFTER FALL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*FIRST STEP TO A GOOD MEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CONGRESS SHOULD VOTE ON PAY HIKE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INVESTMENT OFFICER EARNS HIS KEEP,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MEDIA MUST BE SENSITIVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FMHA WREAKED MISERY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*MATTHEWS' SPORTS SWITCH BENEFITS SDSU,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"{dollar}1,500 SCHOLARSHIP TO BE AWARDED","Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN GETS AWARD FOR SUPPORTING SDI,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USDA-DESIGNATE TO MEET DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ELECTION, TAX TOP CITY'S AGENDA","Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SALVATION ARMY NEVER LOSES ITS CALL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLASS DONATES GIFTS TO VICTIMS OF QUAKE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BEWARE OF MOVING MAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ASBESTOS REPORT DUE NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOSPITAL BEGINS PROGRAM EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SERGEANT DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*COMPROMISES NEEDED TO SOLVE FLAP,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SPRINGFIELD FUGITIVE BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL ROMANIANS PLEASED,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SOME HOMES SPEND CHRISTMAS IN THE DARK,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STORES BRACED FOR ONSLAUGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BASEBALL'S FISCAL FRIVOLITY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESERVES DON'T HURT SD WILDLIFE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TOO COLD FOR SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LIQUOR BACKING HURTS SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
REPEAL OBSCENITY EXCEPTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WINLESS HOMESTAND,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VERMILLION WINS WITH SIMPLE APPROACH,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PERRY--LOSS IS PERSONAL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LIGHT BULB BLAMED FOR STARTING FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON DIRECTS FUEL-AID READINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER CONCERNED WITH PROPANE PRICES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LICENSES SET FOR STAGGERED START,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PROGRAM OFFERS JOBLESS CHANCE AT EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GARRETSON FAMILY INSPIRED AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WANTS TO HIRE TWO SOLID-WASTE EXPERTS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EMERY MAN WAS SLEEPING DURING CAR FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STATE OK'S EXPANDED MINE PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BRUCE WOMAN HAS DOLLS OF THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INVENTOR AIMS TO LIGHT UP RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON STUDIES ITS OPTIONS AFTER CUTOFF,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*BISHOP, INMATES TRY TO BRIGHTEN LIVES","Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS DIVIDED ON LONETREE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURSE CHANGES BETTER SUITED FOR FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE'S LAWS ARE TOUGH ENOUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MIDDLE SCHOOL KIDS SHOULD HAVE RECESS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER'S LOW ACLU RATING COMMENDABLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*TASTEFUL FOOD TRENDS FOR 1991,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANNIVERSARY NAMED TOP '91 EVENT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENERGY PROGRAM DRAWS LARGE INTEREST,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FILM WINS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSING WOMAN WAS IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"2 SCHOOL, PUBLIC LANDS EMPLOYEES REHIRED","Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER CASTS MAVERICK VOTES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAILS TO MEET FUND RAISING GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RIDERS SPEND HOLIDAY AWAY FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WEATHER PUTS CHILL INTO CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS NEED TO INCREASE MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BIA EDUCATION OFFICE TRANSFERS 2 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SALES TAX REJECTION MAY HURT BUILDING PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STUDENTS BUILD TOY ADAPTORS FOR HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SPEARFISH CANYON HEARING POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
VA HOSPITAL DIRECTOR TRANSFERRED TO VIRGINIA,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HISTORIAN--COMPENSATION FOR MASSACRE IMPRACTICAL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN MAY CRUSH CANS ON 'LETTERMAN' SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BOARD WANTS TO CHANGE DOG TRAINING RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"GRANT TO HELP THOSE WHO CAN'T READ, WRITE","Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
SKYFORCE STRIKE LIGHTENING,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN COMPANY TO RECEIVE STATE LOAN,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"*SUPERINTENDENT PAY TOPS {dollar}80,000","Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOLIDAY GIFT--A CHANCE TO CALL HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*VOLUNTEER DISHES OUT MEALS, SMILES","Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GOLDEN RULE RIGHT ON TARGET,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LAWS SHOULDN'T QUELL VOICE OF CRIMINALS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SD IN 1992,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*SKYFORCE LOSE FIFTH STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEATHS OF TEENS RULED ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCKELLIPS PITCHES SUPPORT TO KERREY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TYNDALL MAN DIES OF BURN COMPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ARRESTED IN WAGNER STABBING,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LIBRARIAN PARKS CAREER,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKER SAYS LOTTERY CREDITS CONFUSING,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS TO COMPILE CANCER DATA,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIR SERVICE FUNDING THREATENED,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"AVON MAN FACES CHARGES OF GRAND THEFT, CONSPIRACY","Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEADWOOD TO ALLOW AUDIT EVERY YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AMBULANCE TO RETURN TO DUTY AFTER THREAT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSION MAN GETS 23-YEAR PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW HUNTING LICENSES REQUIRED IN NEW YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OHIO SUSPECT ADMITS TO RAPID CITY ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE BOARD TO DISCUSS DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SURROGATE GRANDMOM APPEARS ON 'TODAY',"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAKE ICE IS UNSAFE FOR TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FOOD STAMP OFFICE EARNS BONUS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FAMILIES MISS TROOPS ON DESERT DUTY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RESEARCH CENTER PROPOSED FOR SF SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*LONG HILL, LONG WALK","Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*JOIN CELEBRATION FOR 12 DAYS OF REAL CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DASCHLE'S RHETORIC EXCEEDS REALITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NICOTINE PATCHES COULD SAVE LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SD CRUEL TO 'LIFERS',"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ATTENDANCE JUMPS AT CULTURAL CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MATH, SCIENCE TEACHING GRANTS AVAILABLE","Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RECREATION CENTER OPEN FOR HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD MAN TO ATTEND C-SPAN SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN DIES IN I-29 ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP SHARES HOLIDAY CHEER WITH NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL UNITED WAY DONATION SOARING,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS STUDY OWN TAX PLEDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REGENTS TO REVIEW ADMISSIONS POLICIES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING FALLS IN NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELLSWORTH TANKERS BOUND FOR AZORES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EXPANDED GAMING COULD BOOST REVENUE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FILM FEST FEATURES INDIAN THEMES, WORK","Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON APPOINTS 2 FAIR COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MUSEUM CARES ABOUT BEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
YANKTON RESIDENTS QUESTION OUTCOME OF BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
42 STATES HAVE SEAT-BELT LAWS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"WIFE UPSET, WANTS HEARING IN WALTON CASE","Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
AG IN THE CLASSROOM TEACHES ABOUT NUMBER 1 INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*UNLUCKY BOUNCE SINKS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOMELESS FIND A CITY WITH HEART,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IN MEMORY OF JONPAUL SNYDER,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PLANE CRASH WAS PAINFUL TO ALL OF SD,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RURAL HEALTH-CARE CHALLENGE GROWS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CLINTON'S PLAN WOULD HELP FREE MARKET (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DELANO MISREPRESENTS PENITENTIARY INMATES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CLINTON HEALTH PLAN SIMILAR TO COMMUNISM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ARGUS SENSATIONALIZED CHILD-MOLESTATION CASE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
RAMPANT CONSUMERISM AT CHRISTMAS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SCHOOLS HYPOCRITICAL ON CENSORSHIP ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PENITENTIARY VIOLATES ESTABLISHED RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
GUEST COLUMNIST TRIED TO DISGUISE RELIGION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*GRIFFIN TO CHAIR BUSINESS GROUP,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ADVERTISING AWARDS NOMINATIONS DUE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SAVES NORTHEASTERN SD WITH JOBS, GROWTH","Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRMS JOIN BIG LEAGUES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*1993 EXPOSED VULNERABILITY OF ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE BEAT TEXANS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*PROBLEMS ASIDE, LAST HUNT FILLED WITH FUN","Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ACTIVIST LEADS EFFORT AGAINST TRADE PACT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD STREETS TO BE IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FORECASTERS PREDICT MORE SNOW IN AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOYBEAN REFERENDUM SCHEDULED FOR FEB 9,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*IF YOU FALL, PICK YOURSELF UP","Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATOR SEEKS HIKE IN TAKE FROM VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'94 HARVEST WILL BE CRUCIAL TO PRICES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY GOVERNMENT IS TARGET,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS STUDIES SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CLINTON CALLS SERGEANT FROM SD IN CROATIA,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BELLE FOURCHE HOLDS CHRISTMAS DINNER,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS SANTA STILL JOLLY AFTER 20 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
INCREASED RUNOFF AIDS POWER RATES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MONKS HOLD MASS IN BETHLEHEM CAVE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*WORK ON FILMS FUN, STRESSFUL","Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MILLER VISITS ABERDEEN TO KICK OFF HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GROUP APPEALS DISMISSAL OF TIMBER SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
STUDENTS FIND ANSWERS IN COUNSELING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*BUFFALO BEGIN TO RECLAIM GREAT PLAINS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PLANNING DIRECTOR RETURNS AFTER 20-YEAR BREAK,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PERMIT TO OPEN 4-COUNTY DUMP,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*CALENDAR COLLECTION IS BETTER THAN TRIP TO MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*BEST OF THE ARTS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*LOCAL CD'S DOMINATE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1993, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*RETURNING TO THE WOMB OF THE EARTH,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS BRACE FOR LEGISLATURE TO ALTER FUNDING,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"FARM POLICY WORKS, PERHAPS TOO WELL (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CHANGES AT KDLT EXPAND ANCHOR'S ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FEW SMALL STEPS AID DELIVERY DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRO-TAX ARGUMENT HAS UNCONVINCING STANCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EVEN LITTLE AMOUNT OF REDUCTION WILL HELP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*DON'T BEG FOR FAIRNESS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN ART CLUB GIVES STUDENTS A CREATIVE OUTLET,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STREAKING SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO TAKE SECOND CONSECUTIVE NCC TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS RAISE FUNDS FOR FOOD PANTRY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMMUNITY CENTER OPEN THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DRUNKEN DRIVING ARRESTS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*COUPLE OPEN HOME, HEARTS TO FOSTER CHILDREN","Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POSTMASTER FORGETS TO MAIL GIFTS EARLY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT EXPLORES LEARNING OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*MAKE-A-WISH SENDS 2 TEENS TO FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC INVITED TO LIBRARY-MERGER MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GRANT TO BUY BALER FOR RECYCLED MATERIALS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CEREMONY TO BLESS BLANKETS FROM SHARE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CITY'S TOP COP IS RETIRING BUT HABITS WILL LINGER,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CLIMATOLOGIST STICKS WITH MILD WINTER FORECAST,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"ST. JUDES, OTHERS RECYCLE GREETING CARDS","Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*CASH WITHDRAWAL WON'T HELP HEIRS COME TAX TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"*GUNSHOT TO CHEST SENDS TEEN TO HOSPITAL, FAMILY TO","Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET TOMFOOLERY NOT APPRECIATED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KID GLOVES USED ON CHILD ABUSER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T EXPAND STATE'S RELIANCE ON GAMBLING (MITCHELL),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*US MUST CHANGE HOW IT TEACHES READING,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRESSLER OWES ANSWERS FOR LAVISH ATLANTA TRIP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"CONGRESS LIES, CHEATS FUTURE GENERATIONS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"OPPORTUNITY, NOT CUTS, NEEDED IN EDUCATION (L)","Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BALANCING BUDGET NOT A PARTISAN ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"JOHNSON, DASCHLE REASON FOR TERM LIMITS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*GROUND RULES CAN CREATE FAIR FAMILY MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEJONG JOINS ELITE GROUP WITH 52-POINT EFFORT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE WAKES UP JUST IN TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOW-KEY APPROACH HELPED HERMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*DON'T MISS OUT ON LATE OPPORTUNITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SKYFORCE PLAYERS BUY OWN SHOES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY DISPLACED BY FIRE IN CHIMNEY,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NO INJURIES REPORTED IN CITY GARAGE FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS TO TOUR LIGHTS IN LIMOUSINE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TAXPAYER DISTRESS IMPERILS SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS REACH OUT TO WINNER'S HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL RENTAL FEES TO BE COMPARED WITH OTHER CITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TEENS HOPE BOSNIA PEACE IS PERMANENT,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PEROT-INSPIRED REFORM PARTY SPROUTS IN '95,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*ACCIDENT HOSPITALIZES RAPID CITY MAN, 33","Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*MEALS, COMPANY SHARED THROUGH MCKENNAN SAFE","Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE BLASTS CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LAWMAKER: SOME COUNTIES SHOULD SHARE ATTORNEYS,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DEPARTMENT STORE SANTA DIES AT 68,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*PROSTITUTION ARRESTS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"*BLUE CROSS, BLUE SHIELD TO CONSOLIDATE","Argus LeaderDec 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*WITNESS DESCRIBES KILLING,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
INCOME TAX TIME AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ESCALATION DEALS TO COST NATURAL USERS MORE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*THE BEST OF 1979,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*'THE JERK,' 'THE ROSE' FLAWED BUT PROMISING","Argus LeaderDec 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW ARTISTS TOP RECORDS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY OFFICIALS MAINTAIN 1980 WAGE OFFER,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM INCOME EXPECTED TO DROP IN '80,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SALES, RETURNS CROWD STORES","Argus LeaderDec 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY OFFICIALS MAINTAIN 1980 WAGE OFFER,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS DROPPING 'ROAM FREE' SLOGAN,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AIR GUARD'S ROLE IN PANAMA (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MONTANA DAKOTA UTILITIES' REQUEST SLASHED,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOCIAL SERVICES SECRETARY RETURNS AS JANKLOW AIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ACCUSED BANK ROBBERS TO BE ARRAIGNED FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GANNETT TO BUY 3 PAPERS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CENTER MINISTERS TO SF INDIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CENTER MINISTERS TO SF INDIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NCC TOURNAMENT HONORS SDSU'S STAN MARSHALL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NCC TOURNAMENT HONORS SDSU'S STAN MARSHALL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU MAY DUMP TOURISM JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU MAY DUMP TOURISM JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SBA OFFICIAL - WAGE HIKE HURTS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SBA OFFICIAL - WAGE HIKE HURTS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD LEGISLATURE HEARS CALL OF AG,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INTERIOR SECRETARY WORRIES SIERRANS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD LEGISLATURE HEARS CALL OF AG,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INTERIOR SECRETARY WORRIES SIERRANS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOLIDAY TOURNEY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONSIDER CHANGING CITY GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE IN TOP 10,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT CITY PERSONNEL MANAGER TOLD WRITER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"AFTER DEADWOOD, LET ARGUS PROBE SCHOOLS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX EXEMPT STATUS AND NEED FOR CHARITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEADLINE ERRED ABOUT TV'S SERVICE ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BABIES ARE BIG CHRISTMAS SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WHAT HANDGUNS ARE OUT OF CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HEAD-ON CRASH KILLS 2 MEN ON HIGHWAY 12,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATTLEMAN HITS MEAT QUOTA PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PINE MARTENS ADAPTING TO SD,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PINE MARTENS ADAPTING TO SD,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MOTHER FEARS IMPENDING FEDERAL-AID CUT,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOTHER FEARS IMPENDING FEDERAL-AID CUT,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AREA ARCHERS DON'T HIBERNATE IN WINTER,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EMMERICH HONORED FOR ATHLETIC CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*EMMERICH HONORED FOR ATHLETIC CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COLD WEATHER SENDS THIS OUTDOOR WRITER TO INDOORS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HURON HIGH STUDENT COMES WITHIN 3 PINS OF PERFECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MAN WITH KNIFE ROBS 7-ELEVEN STORE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*MYSTERY, INTRIGUE, ROMANCE SURFACE WITH SHIPWRECK","Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RIVERS ARE MADE FOR DREAMERS LIKE SHIRLEY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AFTER CHRISTMAS RUSH,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLERGY SAY HOLIDAY SPIRIT MORE SOMBER,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ETSI CONTRACT FORWARD STEP FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ETSI CONTRACT FORWARD STEP FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THE NATIONAL ANTHEM AND SD,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"HOW SDSU UTILIZES TV, RADIO FACILITIES (L)","Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ECONOMIC PARITY IS BASIS FOR PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FARM BUREAU PREFERS MARKETPLACE OVER GOVT PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FARM BUREAU PREFERS MARKETPLACE OVER GOVT PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAGSTADT'S ARTICLE ON POLAND PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"HOW SDSU UTILIZES TV, RADIO FACILITIES (L)","Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO WORD IN HURON ON NORTHERN,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED-WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FEW CLUES IN OCTOBER MURDER-DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NOT THE IDEAL HONEYMOON,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY CAPTAIN ROBBED-WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*IRISH CATHOLIC PRIEST WEARS COWBOY BOOTS...,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*IRISH CATHOLIC PRIEST WEARS COWBOY BOOTS...,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CAROL HARDY--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*IMPLEMENT DEALERS HURTING,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FRANK EVERETT WAS ELECTED TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*'RED' STRANGLAND WAS RE-ELECTED TO THE SD RETAILERS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*DOUG RIMAS-GENERAL MANAGER OF SHRIVERS STORES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
"*ICE ON HIGHWAYS, CARS IN DITCHES","Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RETARDED MOVE OUT OF HOSPITAL INTO COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WISH MORE LOGGING WOULD COME TO BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOWS THANK DAVID LYNG AND BUSINESSMEN,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
STRING QUARTET STARTED AT YANKTON,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*TAKING TRASH AND MAKING IT TREASURE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONTROVERSY IN ND CENTERS ON WILDLIFE MITIGRATION,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAKE MADISON RESIDENTS TOLD TO CLEAN UP,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROBERTS DISILLUSIONED WITH CONGRESS ACTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BRANDON FARMER'S HERD MOVED TO NEIGHBOR,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRAISES CALIBER OF MUSIC OF SYMPHONY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USE REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM BEFORE CONCEPTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VITAL NEED OF CONGRESS IS TO DISCIPLINE ITSELF (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MATHIS MURDER TRIAL YEAR'S TOP STORY IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALCOHOL FUEL COSTS DEPEND ON CORN,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IT'S TIME TO GET SPORTS LICENSES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TOM MCDONALD KEEPS FAMILY NAME ON SDSU,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STRANDED YOUTHS FIND WARM HOME CHRISTMAS EVE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*BLAZES ENGULF 2 HOMES, MOTEL","Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DON'T PUT AWAY JUMPER CABLES--COLD WILL RETURN,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DASCHLE FACES TOUGH BUDGET DECISIONS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'FARMERS SHOULD PUT RENT CONTRACTS IN WRITING',"Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS SNOWMOBILING SUBJECT OF VIDEOTAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATER PROJECTS MAY START SOON,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WENTWORTH MAN DIES TRYING TO WALK TO SAFETY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 RURAL TELEPHONE CO-OPS CONSIDER MERGER,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*INEVITABLY, THE MASSES RETURN","Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
EXCHANGE TEACHER CAPS YEAR WITH SNOWY HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BOUT WITH COLD SHOWS NEED FOR PRECAUTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUSTICE SYSTEM NEEDS REVISION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RENT INSURANCE IS A GOOD BUY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RAILROAD CLOSES DOORS AT WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
RAPID CITY MAN HELPS AUTHENTICATE 'RUNNING BRAVE',"Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HOG MARKET PRICE LIKELY TO RISE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ZIEGLER WINS ACE HONOR WITH 35-POINT PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DRIVERS CAN'T BRAKE THE ICE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SALES SNAG SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CALL SPARES FAMILY OF 3 FROM DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BREAK GIVES KIDS TIME TO GOOF OFF,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILBANK BOY IS FOUND ON MAIN STREET,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALES SHOW 37 PERCENT RISE FROM 1977-82,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE GETS {dollar}60 MILLION IN PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRST PRISONERS TO SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
THANKS FOR GIVING FROM HEART (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TIMES TOUGH FOR RANCHERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*INITIATING FORCE IN NCC TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU'S SCHULTZ IS READY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LARSON RAN OUT OF HILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*USD SWIMMING ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TOO COLD FOR COMFORT,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHER TOO SLICK FOR MOTORISTS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COUPLE PLANS TO MOVE TO APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
APPROVES DEFICIT-REDUCTION BILL WITH TEETH,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"NO-PASS, NO-PLAY RULE (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PROVIDE ALTERNATIVES TO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*THE DAY AFTER,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN PICKS UP AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAV HEADQUARTERS GIVES ROSEBUD CHAPTER GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SEQUESTER JURY, MOVE MILLER MURDER TRIAL","Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INTERSTATE ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*YOUTHS, WAGON TRAIN TO HITCH UP","Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AREA GOVERNORS WILL TAKE LOOK AT FARM CRISIS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GASOLINE LEAK THREATENS WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOME BUYING TO INCREASE NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MUSEUM CURATOR DIES AT SD HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLANS SET FOR GOVERNOR'S TOURISM CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TELEPHONE COMPANY SUES NORTHWESTERN BELL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL VOTERS FAVOR FEWER COUNCILMEN,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*BROOKINGS LANDS 3 PLAYERS ON CLASS AA,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD STATE HEART STOPPERS TOP TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FORMER FOES TEAM UP FOR AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HOLIDAY CRASH VICTIM IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GIFTED SHOPPERS CROWD SF STORES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOMICIDES DOUBLE IN STATE IN '86,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GETS OK FOR HEART PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CAPTURES THE FACE OF HUMANITY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*EVERYONE MUST SHARE RESPONSIBILITY FOR CRIME,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULDN'T GIVE IN TO ECONOMIC DESPAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TRADITIONAL CAROL FULL OF CHRISTIAN SYMBOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*HASSELQUIST, VIKINGS BEGIN NCC PLAY","Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BLAZE DESTROYS RESTAURANT-LOUNGE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHANGE IN LICENSE RENEWAL DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD MAN DIES AFTER FALL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DWI FOCUS SAVED LIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONTH MAY SET RECORD HIGHS YET,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 CHILDREN HURT IN RAPID CITY FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ICE TIME FOR ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*52 PERCENT OF DRIVERS EXCEED LIMIT,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"OFFICIALS GIVE NAMES, DETAILS IN 3-CAR WRECK","Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE HOPES TOURISM WILL SNOWBALL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LACK OF SNOW SENDS SKI TRADE DOWNHILL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRICE SET FOR CITY PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BUFFALO BRING RECORD AVERAGE PRICE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAKE CONDITION PROMPTS LIMIT TO FISH CATCH,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO SNOW MAY MEAN NO GO FOR BIG SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARKS AGENCY TAKING SUMMER JOB APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*END OF AN EAR,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE SHOOTS FOR 6TH NCC HOLIDAY TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HOLIDAY BRINGS MANY HAPPY RETURNS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CHILD ABUSE, NEGLECT CASES IN SD","Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PAY DEARLY FOR CORPORATE TAX CONCESSIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD MOVING TOO FAST ON ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'ARGUS' UNFAIR TO MEESE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
THERAPIST HAS ADVICE FOR 2-INCOME COUPLES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GROUP--RANDALL SUPPORTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DISABLED MISLED ON CHANGES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*BUDGET DEFICIT WOULD BE DOLE'S TOP PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WHAT TO EXPECT IN '88 POLITICAL RACE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
AMATEUR BASEBALL EXPECTS SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SNOWMOBILERS FIGHTING DUSTY TRAILS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS MUZZLELOADERS HOST SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
NEW FEES APPLICABLE JAN 1,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
PATROL CARS ADD PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
DASCHLE DELAYS ENDORSEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS GET RECORD SUBSIDY PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS JOIN TO FIGHT CORPORATE HOG FARM,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STRIKE LEADS LIST OF TOP STORIES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISHING OUT FUNDS WILL DOMINATE 1988,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BACKERS, OPPONENTS ARGUE EFFECTS OF BILL","Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REDFIELD RESIDENTS ENJOY PRESENTS AT CHRISTMAS TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELM LAKE DAM REMOVED FROM DANGER LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S INITIATIVE CHANGES STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS GIVES CABLE FIRM MONTH,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*S DAKOTA ECONOMY PERKING UP,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS JUST STARTING TO RECOVER,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
"*WHAT'S HOT, WHAT'S NOT","Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*'BUSCAPADE' COULD QUALIFY AS YEARBOOK,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
"MARIE MALLOY, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderDec 27 1987, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*ICY WINDS HALT POWER ACROSS CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DARK DOESN'T SLOW SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SNOWSTORM SNARLS SD HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DUCKS VISIT ZOO AS EXHIBITS DIMINISH,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LOCAL ORDER INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
MASONIC LODGES PICK NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
REPUBLICAN PARTY WOMEN ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
EASTER SEAL SOCIETY ELECTS BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
ETHICAL TONE IS MORE IMPORTANT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REPORT HURTS GOOD NURSING HOMES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LIMITED TERMS FOR LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*FREIDEL, LESLIE RUNNING ATTACK","Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBER TO HOST RECEPTION AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLOME WOMAN DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE GUTS HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INCOME TAX INEVITABLE--LAWMAKER,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT IS SET TO BEGIN BUILDING,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF POLICE SOLVE VIOLENT CRIMES OF 1988,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEENS ORGANIZE NEW YEAR'S PARTY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON HAS ANOTHER BROKEN RIB,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RAPE INQUIRY COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD AMONG LEAST TAXING,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEFENSE AGAINST 'DAY-AFTER' BLUES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MAN GETS 25 YEARS FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD BISHOPS UNSURE OF VATICAN MOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER VOTED FOR FRANKED MAIL REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PROBLEM FOR YANKTON TRUSTY UNIT,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WAR AGAINST DRUGS NEEDS... (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'HISTORY' AIRS ARTIST'S WORK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
DON'T FIX WHAT ISN'T BROKEN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*CITY EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE ANALYSIS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LAND CLAIM PREPOSTEROUS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DASCHLE VOTES SELF-SERVING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
MASUR WORTHY OF RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*NEW YEAR'S PARTY FAVORS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY TO INCREASE INSURANCE SHARE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SERIOUS FROM SUNDAY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO OFFICIAL RECORD SET DURING COLD SNAP,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN IS TREATED, RELEASED AFTER CRASH","Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN ARE CHARGED IN GUN-FIRING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOWNTOWN TAX PLAN APPROVED,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS SUFFERED THROUGHOUT MOST OF '80S,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN CHARGED IN 6-MONTH-OLD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPILL BLAMED ON WEATHER,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
4 SF POLICE 'OLD-TIMERS' RETIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AMBULANCE PAY IS SET,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIRM REVIEWS SAFETY POLICY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LYNX MAKE MOST OF PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*NCC TOURNAMENT FORMAT TO CHANGE AFTER WEEKEND EVENT,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*IRS SENDING TAX GREETINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
BANK SEES WEAK ECONOMIC GROWTH,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*VADA WATCHES OUT FOR NEEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"POPULATION MISSES 700,000","Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"UNITED WAY BEATS {dollar}3 MILLION, NOT GOAL","Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DOWNRIGHT NEIGHBORLY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TO SEE PRESIDENT BUSH MAKE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUSH SHOULD GIVE PEACE MORE TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EDUCATORS ARE PAID LEAST FOR EXPERTISE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*KRUSE RUNS AND JUMPS WAY TO PREP HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOURNAMENT HAS NEW FORMAT,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RC DOWNS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*HOLIDAY SALES BETTER THAN EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"GOLD JEWELRY FIRM MISMANAGED, A DANGER","Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
DASCHLE REQUESTS FUNDS FOR MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD WILL PROMOTE CULTURE AND HISTORY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY JOINS AMBULANCE STUDY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HELLO AND GOODBYE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CIRCUIT JUDGE TO MOVE OFFICES TO SF,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VETERANS LEAVE POLICE FORCE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BINGO PLAN'S FATE IN OFFICIAL'S HANDS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PARTICIPATION DOWN AT SF HALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*LINDA BARKER RETIRES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN MUSEUM UNVEILS EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS ANGRY THAT MICKELSON WOULD BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LEGISLATIVE RACE RECOUNTS FINISHED,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PIERRE MAN JOINS CHARITY BIKE RIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
1 WOMAN ONLY HOLIDAY FATALITY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BIG FOOT'S DESCENDANT MEETS WITH BUSH,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CASTANEIRA ARRESTED ON A SUICIDE TIP,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OUT-OF-COUNTY SANTEE WANT GAMING SHARE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
INMATE-CLERK NAMED IN SUPER 8 CREDIT CARD SCAM,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ROLLING ALONG AFTER CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'JFK' A STRONG FILM (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BIG PICTURE OF CORN-PROCESSING PLANT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T FEEL SORRY FOR BAR OWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FALLS PARK PROJECT IS A GOOD MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*WINDS BLEW STRONG FOR '91 PERFORMANCES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*ORR, OTHERS SHINED ON STAGE","Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ACOUSTIC BANDS TOPS IN SOUND,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"COUNTRY WAS KING IN SHOWS, CROWDS","Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEADWOOD AUDIT WON'T RESULT IN CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARRISBURG MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN BEATING,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRIBYL WILL DIRECT KERREY SD CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEN YEARS ADDED TO ESCAPEE'S TERM,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BILL WILL SEEK SHIFT IN REDISTRICTING DUTIES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES ARE SLOW TO SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RECYCLING PROGRAM BRANCHES OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISCARDED CHRISTMAS TREES WILL BE PUT TO USE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN DIES IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"RESERVATION ARRESTS OK, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LEGISLATORS PREPARE CONSTRUCTION BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LUNCHEON HOSTS WAIT FOR CANDIDATES' RSVP'S,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIERPONT MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FRAUD CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY BAND TO SEND MUSIC TO COSTA RICA,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RURAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM OFFERS OPEN FORUM,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WOMAN LOSES TEACHING JOB AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MEETING WILL EXAMINE RISING PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*HARD WORK KEEPS PAYING OFF FOR KLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
KOLB RECEIVES ROCKAFELLOW AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*WOMAN STILL LIVING IN FEAR AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MORE COUPLES WAITING LONGER TO GET MARRIED,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS RECALL EVENTS THAT TOUCHED THEIR LIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS MARRY YOUNGER THAN AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
'SOAP OPERA' NOT TO HAPPEN AGAIN (WATERTOWN PUBLIC),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"PARDONS TARNISH BUSH, ROCK FAITH (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TOP HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS... (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*INDIAN LEADER IS POOR ROLE-MODEL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LET'S PAY ATTENTION TO SOMALIA SOLDIERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MAIL-ORDER PHARMACIES COULD ENDANGER PATIENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*COST OF FEEDING SOMALIA SHOULD BE SHARED,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*OTHER NATIONS OFFERING HELPING HAND TO STARVING,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"HEATING AID OK'D FOR 13,872 HOMES","Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LANDOWNERS FIGHT FOR ABANDONED LINE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PARKER MAN MADE CHOICE EARLY TO STAY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"AUGUSTANA, NDSU WOMEN CLASS OF NCC","Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VOLLEYBALL FOR MEN AND WOMEN A CHANCE FOR BATTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEER FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SF YOUTH TEAMS LOOKING FOR A ROLL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
POOR HUNTING MAY PROMPT REOPENING OF DEER SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*CHANDLER, MN FIRE CHIEF CAN'T FORGET WRATH","Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REPUBLICAN WAS LOOKING FOR A NEW VOICE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SLAYING STILL A NIGHTMARE FOR FAMILY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HELMET LAW MAY EXEMPT STURGIS RIDERS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RC POLICE NAB HOLIDAY STREAKER,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*EX-PARAMEDIC SAYS INEXPERIENCE HURT MASURS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SWANGO SUPPORT WAS A 'COMFORT',"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GROUP SHUNS BET LIMIT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*DAYS OF MOURNING,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*RIOT, ESCAPES SHAKE UP PRISON SYSTEM","Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM WISH FOR 1994: LESS RAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STOP PUTTING DOWN WELFARE RECIPIENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TIME TO CLEAR THE AIR WITH SOME FACTS ON ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EVEN THOSE IN JAIL DESERVE BASIC RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LET'S LIST URGENT MATTERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ARGUS LEADER'S FOCUS MUST ALSO BE LOCAL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MORE PUNISHMENT ISN'T SOLUTION TO ALL CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
TAKE TIME TO CHECK ON CHILD CARE PROVIDERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
INFLATION VITAL PART OF HIGH-INCOME PICTURE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
RURAL MEDICINE NEEDS A CONTACT WITH ROOTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
NATIONAL BUDGET RESULT OF POLITICAL TREASON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
FIRMS GIVEN CREDITS FROM INSURANCE FUND,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEN WHO BURGLARIZED CABINS SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER TO ADDRESS PORK PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING AVAILABLE FOR CHRISTMAS TREES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEATHER REMAINS FRIGID IN EAST SD,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BACK ON THE SHELF,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MORE KIDS RUNNING AWAY FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE CENTER A BASEBALL FAN AT HEART,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON CRASH YEAR'S TOP NEWS STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COMMUNITY REMEMBERS STAR ATHLETE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FARM SHOW ENTRIES TO BE IN BY JAN 10,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RANDOM CHECKS AIMED AT RUSTLERS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RETAIL SALES IN SD UP OVER 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CRASH SET POLITICAL SCENE IN MOTION,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BRADY BILL WON'T CHANGE MUCH,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TAX BREAKS DEPEND ON ESTATE DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*ARTIFICIAL TURF POSSIBLE FOR WOOD FIELD,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BASKETBALL IN THE BLOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TO BE GIVEN DREADFUL GIFTS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YOUNG ARTWORKS SHINE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LIVING WITHOUT LOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"LEADERS FACE FINDING TAX, SPENDING BALANCE","Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*AGENCIES WORK TO HELP TROUBLED KIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
STATE CAN'T IGNORE JUVENILE PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NEEDS OF POOR LOST IN TALK OF REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LOBBYISTS STAND IN WAY OF DEMOCRACY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FAMILY VALUES MISSING FROM GINGRICH NOVEL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*ARGUS WRONG ON CITIBANK AUDIT,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*BACKUS SAVES FLYERS AT LINE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU'S EKELAND ON A ROLL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ICE FISHERMEN BRAVE WARM CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*TWO INMATES ESCAPE FROM PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION TO HAVE FINAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCKENNAN FIRE ALARM ONLY MINOR SMOKE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNCIL RESTRUCTURES MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRANSPLANT HEART PATIENT'S ONLY HOPE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"I-90 ROLLOVER HURT EIGHT, STALLS TRAFFIC","Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VACATIONERS HIT SIOUX FALLS SLOPES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*JEAN EIDY, LEGISLATOR, DIES AT 71","Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
{dollar}3 MILLION RAISED FOR COMMUNITY CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MEAT-CANNING PROJECT TO FEED THE HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"SEAT-BELT USE UP, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GAMBLING REVENUE NEARS {dollar}2 BILLION MARK,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*ECONOMIC DIRECTOR RESIGNS FOR STATE POST,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*WEIGHTLIFTER SMASHES '92 RECORD,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BUSINESSES OPTIMISTIC ABOUT REPUBLICAN CONTROL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PROJECT MAY EXPAND IN THREE COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*SHOPPERS LOOKING FOR BARGAINS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PROPERTY VALUES WILL RISE 6 TO 10 PERCENT--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CASTING THROUGH THE ICE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS TO RECEIVE BENEFIT CHECKS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DON'T LET TAX REVOLT HURT PUBLIC SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*ONCE AGAIN, CONGRESS TRIES TO IGNORE TREATIES","Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MEASURE PRESERVES MULTIPLE-USE RANGE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SECRETARY OF STATE DEFIES CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HIGHER EDUCATION IS SUFFERING ALREADY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRESSLER SHOULD GIVE US A BREAK FROM ADS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
DEMOCRAT GETS DIFFERENT LOOK AT WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LET COOKIES BUBBLE OVER INTO LACY LOOK,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MILBANK'S PAULI QUIETLY EXCELS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN ROBS 7-ELEVEN AT 1001 S. MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
1ST RUNOFF PRIMARY COULD BE IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CLAY GETS LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHRISTMAS TREES ARE GIVEN NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"CROPS SURVIVED SOAKING SPRING RAIN, MIDSUMMER HAIL","Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY DELAYS DECISION ON HOGS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
NEW MEMBERS NAMED TO TRAFFIC SAFETY PANEL,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
INCREASE APPROVED FOR BOAT LICENSES,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BRITTON COUPLE USE ORNAMENT TO REMEMBER SON IN BOSNI,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"{dollar}40,000 GRANT TO HELP CLOSE BALEFILL FACILITY","Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DATA CENTER TO MOVE TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
NOVEMBER UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FELL TO 2.8%,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WAS AMBASSADOR FOR SENIORS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SALARIES OF PUBLIC SCHOOL PRINCIPALS & ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*STORES SEE MANY HAPPY RETURNS,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
GREATER PRODUCTION EXPECTED TO DEPRESS CATTLE MARKET,"Argus LeaderDec 27 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*ACTORS ENTERTAIN CAPTIVE AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FOES IGNORE PRESSLER WITHDRAWAL,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC NOT BARRED FROM OLSON HEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC NOT BARRED FROM OLSON HEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC NOT BARRED FROM OLSON HEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VET ORDERS CATTLE DIPPED FOR SCABIES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAND REFORM PROPOSAL QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NUDE DANCING TO CONTINUE AT CJ'S,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAND REFORM PROPOSAL QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAND REFORM PROPOSAL QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VET ORDERS CATTLE DIPPED FOR SCABIES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1980 CATTLE PRICES EXPECTED TO RISE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MARATHON TALKS REJECTED BY CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NUMBER OF FARMS DECLINES SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MARATHON TALKS REJECTED BY CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MARATHON TALKS REJECTED BY CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
UNION CARBIDE ENGINEER OFFERS PERSPECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
A HELPING HAND THROUGHOUT THE YEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNION CARBIDE ENGINEER OFFERS PERSPECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUFFALO SLOUGH MAY BE LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD CONGRESSMEN SPLIT VOTES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BUFFALO SLOUGH MAY BE LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OIL COMPANY SUPPORT DENIED,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARTS CENTER TRANSFORMED FOR HOLIDAY BALL,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'BEYOND THE FRINGE'-BRITISH SATIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SYMPHONY NAMES LARSON REPLACEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'GOING IN STYLE',"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GIRLS CLUB MOVES OUT-NEW BUILDING READIED,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*CALF TO TABLE - 2 YEAR PURSUIT OF PROFIT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A CATHOLIC CHURCH IS BORN IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A CRIPPLES UNATTRACTIVE ASPECT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JONES BOWLS JUST FOR FUN,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ANIMAL GROUPS TAKE ON FARMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN URGES TO RAISE HOSTAGE MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
RAPID CITY MAN URGES TO RAISE HOSTAGE MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PUC RATES FOR ELDERLY IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*BE CAREFUL OF THAT TORCH IN YOUR LIVING ROOM,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MERGE SCHOOL, CITY ELECTIONS (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BE CAREFUL OF THAT TORCH IN YOUR LIVING ROOM,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*MCGOVERN REFLECTS ON PAST, ASSESSESS FUTURE","Argus LeaderDec 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"SF, PIERRE PROPOSED FOR SOLAR WORKSHOPS","Argus LeaderDec 28 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SMALL-TOWN BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT WINS SEARS CONGRESSIONAL INTERNSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*RECEIVES KIWANIS AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*COUNSELOR KNOWS DEAF KIDS' FRUSTRATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUNSELOR KNOWS DEAF KIDS' FRUSTRATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER WATER SALE STATES TOP STORY IN '81,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUNSELOR KNOWS DEAF KIDS' FRUSTRATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER WATER SALE STATE'S TOP STORY IN '81,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DA LUTEFISK SEASON IS HERE, YA SURE","Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"DA LUTEFISK SEASON IS HERE, YA SURE","Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
42 INCIDENTS OF VANDALISM REPORTED SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEW LAWS OR COMPUTER FOR TICKET JUMPERS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN STABLE AFTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANUARY 17--PUBLIC EDUCATION DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEARING FOR ABERDEEN OFFICERS TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REAGAN APPOINTS 2 SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KERR-MCGEE PERMIT RENEWAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY SCIENTISTS STUDY URANIUM MILL TAILINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RAPID CITY SCIENTISTS STUDY URANIUM MILL TAILINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MONEY KEY TO LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS WARY OF CONSERVATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*JUDGE--I ACTED PROPERLY IN PELTIER CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD COUPLE WAS JUST MARRIED 70 YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BLIZZARD CLOBBERS SOUTHEAST SD,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CENTERS HELP DISABLED LIVE UP TO ABILITY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGY OVERSHADOWS PLOT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS WOMAN TURNS INTO ART,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SNOWBOUND--MAKE THE BEST OF YOUR TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SNOW JOBS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE GRANTS INJUNCTION TO DELAY HAYWARD ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SISSETON ACCIDENT KILLS 1, INJURES 9","Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BOARD GIVES RAISES TO TUTORS, FOOD EMPLOYEES","Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CITY ASSIGNS {dollar}90,000 TO COVER LATE SUBSIDY","Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DAKOTA SAVINGS BEGINS TO RECOVER ON ITS OWN,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FUSFIELDS STORE QUITTING BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DISAGREES WITH FINE ON JOHN LENNON (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FBI WANTED BOGUE IN PELTIER CASE (ANDERSON),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRAISES WORK BY STAFF ON MASS BURIAL AREA (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS CHANGED MIND ABOUT CONGRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"{dollar}12,554.50 DONATED TO HELP NEEDY","Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CUSTER MAN HELD ON MURDER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DONATIONS TO CHARITY EXCEED GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAS CUSTOMERS TO GET REFUND,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PENNINGTON COUNTY ON AIR POLLUTION LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLUMA GAS LEAK CAUSED FATAL BLAST,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE HAVE SUSPECTS IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PSYCHIATRIST TO EXAMINE ROCKY BLAIR,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POT DERIVATIVE DOESN'T HELP ALL CANCER PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STORM THROWS SNOWY WRENCH INTO SPORTS SCENE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WINNING'S NOT THE ONLY THING FOR LINCOLN'S MITZEL,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEBRASKA-OMAHA'S MILLIES WANTS BEST,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PIERRE'S SCHAEFER TOP PREP MALE ATHLETE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"FUEL, FOOD EASE RESERVATION DISTRESS","Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HUNKING WANTS TO GIVE OFFICE FACE-LIFT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THEIN HELPS IMPROVING YOUNG AUGUSTANA TEAM,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM HONORED,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BROOKINGS MAN DIES FROM EXPOSURE TO COLD,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITIES CAN LOSE SUBSIDIZED AIR SERVICE BY 1988,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FREEZING PIPES CAUSE DEADWOOD PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GET CITY BONDS TO BUY NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER GEARING TO RUN,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WINTER CARNIVAL OFFERS WIDE VARIETY OF EVENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE BOARD TO CONSIDER BELL REQUEST,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*JUDGES, LAWYERS DELIBERATE ON JURY SYSTEM","Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE WILL TRAVEL TO FAR EAST,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HOLIDAY TOURNEY OFFERS BASKETBALL TREAT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POPE'S EXTRAORDINARY VISIT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GROUPS SEEK UNIFIED ACTION ON WOMEN'S ISSUES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NEW STAMP TO BE UNVEILED AT FAITH CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NEW YEAR'S EVE DRINKERS OFFERED FREE RIDES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY RESCUE CALLED '83 HIGHLIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
BABY BORN AT FARM AS BLIZZARD RAGES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FIRE TRUCKS FREEZE--AREA UNPROTECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MINNEHAHA DEMOCRATS TO HONOR STATE LAWMAKER,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TEACHERS GROUP MAY START BILL FOR MORE PAY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HOLIDAY WEEKEND WAS FATALITY FREE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FOG STRANDS HUNDREDS OF AIR PASSENGERS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW LIFTS INDIAN ACTIVIST'S LIFE TERM,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOTHER DIALED THEIR LUCKY NUMBER,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*THE MAN WITH A HEART FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TOURNAMENT FUN,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTMAS NIGHT FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG PROBE A POSSIBILITY IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE TEAM ARRESTS FOUR IN CAR THEFT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS ORDERED TO APPEAR IN COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PUC CLOSES CLARK, DOLAND ELEVATORS","Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FORMER LAWMAKER YEAGER DEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TUTU HAS GOOD CAUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE OPPOSES RECLAMATION MERGER,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEW LEADERSHIP CHANGES FOR '85 SESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS FOR '85 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*CORN GRITS MAY LOWER ETHANOL COST,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LARSEN FINDS IT'S NOT EASY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CELEBRITY ANDERSON MORE AT PEACE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TYING THE KNOT-AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IMPORTANT FOR WIDOWS TO KEEP ACTIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MARION BLAST VICTIM THANKS TELEPHONE WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"MORNING OPTIMISTS, WHITTIER STUDENTS THANKED (L)","Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
O'GORMAN MUSIC BOOSTERS THANK SIOUX FALLS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEERS THANKFUL FOR DONATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STUDENTS APPRECIATE BUSINESS DONATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CALIF SHOULD MAKE DEAL WITH SD (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FARM BILL SUBSIDIZES RICH INSTEAD OF NEEDY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FUTURE WILL BRING BETTER TIMES (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WARNINGS DESTROY PURPOSE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*SALVATION FROM SIN,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*FIRST ROUND HOLIDAY HAMMER,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BURGER KING'S MYSTERIOUS HERB,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BAD LUCK STRIKES MORRELL WORKER AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-WORKER SUES CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HORMEL WORKERS REJECT CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MAN DIES WHEN SOFA CATCHES FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ICY WINDS AREN'T FINISHED WITH SIOUX EMPIRE YET,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CORNER OF HARD KNOCKS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"AREA FOUNDATION GIVES FOOD SERVICE CENTER {dollar}1,000","Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE ANNOUNCES NAVAL ACADEMY NOMINEES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUNDSWELL HEAD CHOREOGRAPHS ACTS TO INCLUDE MEDIA,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT OVERTURNS SALE BARN RULING,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEANS TO ASSIST LANDLESS INDIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CAB COMPANY OFFERS NEW YEAR'S EVE RIDES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GARDEN CITY MAN SUFFOCATES IN GRAIN PILE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"PRESS ASSOCIATION GETS {dollar}90,000 TRAINING GRANT","Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VOLGA PUBLISHER PURCHASES 4 NEWSPAPERS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"RESIDENTS, MINING COMPANIES MEET JAN 13","Argus LeaderDec 28 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL PASSES 250,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JACKS BE NIMBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD FOURSOME TO DELIVER CARE PACKAGES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP PLANS RAMP PETITION,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*POLITICS TURNS ABDNOR INTO BUREAUCRAT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MONEY BETTER SPENT ON CURRENT INSPECTONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SANTA MYTH TOO COMMERCIAL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*HOLIDAY HUNT OPENS WITH BANG,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MILD WEATHER IS BOTH GOOD, BAD","Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CITY SEEKS ORDER ON HOSPITAL FIRM,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEWS ON PLANT MAY COME SOON,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL PRESIDENT TO STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WELL-REPRESENTED IN ACADEMY CLASS OF '90,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER WARMTH TO STAY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOWNTOWN IS LOOKING UP,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD FARM ECONOMY SUFFERED THROUGH 1986,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CENTER TO TRAIN EDUCATORS AWAITS OK OF GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PERMIT RECOMMENDED FOR PLAN TO SPRAY WHEY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STRETCH OF HIGHWAY TO HAVE SPEED LIMIT CUT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UTILITIES PANEL OK'S PIPELINE NEAR SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RURAL AREAS ON FARM CHEMICAL USE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NEW PROGRAM RULES MAY HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLAN TARGETS FEMALE DROPOUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP PLAN TRADE FAIR FOR LATE IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COUNTY RAISES PRICE FOR DWI,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
A NEW PACKET OF FREE INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ONE OF THREE ORIGINAL PARTNERS OF LEWIS DRUGS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
UNITED STOCKYARDS CORP REPORTED NET INCOME,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BARBER CREATES HIS OWN STYLE OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ETHANOL INDUSTRY CONTINUES TO SPUTTER,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*JUST ANOTHER DAY IN GOTHAM CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*BLANCHE BREMER LIKES TO SHARE RECIPES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1986, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*WENTWORTH RESIDENTS JUST CAN'T STAY AWAY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD DEFENDS NEW SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FIGHT POST-HOLIDAY DEPRESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FIRST BANK HELPS FILL FOOD BANK,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LITERACY TUTOR TRAINING SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
YWCA POOL OPEN TO HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
WALL STREET CRIMINALS SHOULDN'T GET OFF EASY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL NAMES SHOULD FIT COURSE OFFERINGS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GROUP CRITICAL OF SEWAGE ASH,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GROUP ENDORSES SEAT BELT EFFORT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
LAWMAKERS QUESTION EDUCATION PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*FARM POLICY IN 1987 POLITICS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CAREFUL DRINKERS RESOLVE TO HAVE SAFE FUN,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RAMP CONTRACTOR WANTS EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MASSACRE GRAVESITE DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*BANKRUPTCIES CONTINUE TO CLIMB,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BROKERAGE FIRM LOSES LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA BOMBER GETTING COMFORTABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MENDOZA FACES NEW CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ICE-GLAZED DAY CHILLS CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*QUAKE SURVIVORS LEFT LASTING IMPRESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHRISTMAS TREES USED TO SHELTER WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SUSPECT ARRAIGNED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"LIMIT TERMS OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, LEGISLATURE (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMMUNITY RESPONDS TO UNITED WAY'S CALL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VIKINGS NOT CHAMPION TEAM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*A WORLDWIDE CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EX-CONS CHARGED IN CLERK ASSAULTS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE FIRE STARTED IN CHIMNEY AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON MAKES BOARD APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIPP COUNTY POSTPONES VOTE ON WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALL ABOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR CLOSES BLACK BAG AFTER 37 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDY DELAYS OK FOR CAMPING SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TWO MOTHERS, MAN CONVICTED","Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS ADJOURN FOR LAST TIME,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SCANNER NOT LARGE ENOUGH TO HOLD GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BAR COULD LOSE ITS LICENSE FOR DANCE HALL,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY EMPLOYEES TO GET 3% RAISES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD TO SHINE FOR CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WARDEN ANNOUNCES MARCH RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*HOLIDAY TOURNEY OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEIBER MOLDS JACKRABBIT BASKETBALL INTO WINNER,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COMMUNITY CONTEST DEADLINE IS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD PORK PRODUCERS MEET JAN 13-14,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*'89 COULD SEE ANOTHER RECORD IN CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*WACKY WEATHER 'NORMAL',"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLEAR LAKE HOSPITAL FEUD ESCALATES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO MACHINES MAY VIOLATE RULES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD DRUG AID 'ON SHORT END',"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENTS OF 1989,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SHOULD TAKE OVER ITS OWN DEFENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ACTIVISTS DON'T HELP WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
THEFT SPOILS CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MALL GETS TAX BREAK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
WHY CHANGE LIMITS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
GET BACK TO BASICS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
STATE LEGISLATORS ON PUBLIC TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUNERAL DIRECTOR CARES FOR GRIEVING,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MOTIVATION KEY TO UNLOCKING CHILD'S POTENTIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOARD HIRES ARCHITECT FOR NEW ELEMENTARY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"EX-BOYFRIEND HELD IN ASSAULT, BREAK-IN","Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON WOMAN HURT IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED AFTER HOME IS RANSACKED,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARSHAL THINKS FIRE STARTED IN CHIMNEY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTHER WON'T BE CHARGED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNITED WAY DRIVE PASSES GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOWNTOWN ASSESSMENTS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MANSION REPORT IS NO POLITICAL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
METHODISTS TO BUILD SCHOOL IN HAITI,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUDS TO SPARE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS LEADER DIES AT AGE 71,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WEST GERMAN ACCUSED OF ASSAULTING DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRI-STATE WON'T RENEW COIN CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
7 FELONY COUNTS FILED AGAINST SF BOY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PRISON CHANGES MADE AS RESULT OF ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*AVERAGE TEMPERATURES IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOLIDAY TOURNEY OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"SCOTLAND'S MARTIN EXCELS ON COURT, TRACK","Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*FIRM OFFERS 'BETTER MOUSETRAP',"Argus LeaderDec 28 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*MEANS' PRESENCE STIRS UP RIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SISTER GIVES A HAND,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*'NO ONE COUNTED ME,' SAYS POTENTIAL 700,000","Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD LOSES DUBIOUS DISTINCTION,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CARTOON TELLS TRUTH ABOUT WAR'S STUPIDITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INSURANCE INDUSTRY NEEDS CLOSER WATCH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MASUR SHOULD VERIFY KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NON-REFORMISTS GIVE GLORY HOUSE BAD RAP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"SD, COSTNER GRACE 'WOLVES' BOOK","Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIG-CITY FARE PROVES A HIT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MUSIC COMES ALIVE IN NORMALLY QUIET SF,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLINIC PROJECT ON SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUARD PILOT LANDS SAFELY AFTER TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUVENILE ESCAPES FROM DETENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEMPORARY OFFICERS HIRED FOR CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMING YOUR WAY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR--UPDATE EDUCATION SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DWU FLOOD DAMAGES ARCHIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN INJURED,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAINE LOBSTER EASILY PASSES REINSPECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LONGTIME NURSING OFFICIAL DIES AT 88,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRANTS OFFERED FOR JUVENILE PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAX PROPOSAL MAY BE PUT TO PUBLIC VOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR INAUGURAL EVENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VIRGINIANS HELP SD INDIANS THROUGH WINTER,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BETTING HITS BIGGEST 1-MONTH DECLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PROPOSAL TO RAISE LIMIT MAY FACE HESITATION,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*SD STATE RAISES RECORD TO 8-0,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SF NATIVE A PERFECT HOST TO CBS VIEWERS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FIRE DELAYS STOCK TRADING NATIONWIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
70 PERCENT EXPECTED TO GET REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
WILL CLOSE 3 SITES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*NEW YEAR RINGS IN NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A ROSY SEND-OFF,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CITY CLOSER TO TEE TIME FOR GOLFERS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*'LAST WINTER' TIES YOUNG, OLD","Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*'TIDES' LACKS REAL EMOTION,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MENOMINEE LEADER OFFERS BEST,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SPORTSWRITERS MISS BEST WOMEN'S TEAM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STOP ABORTION PILL FROM BEING APPROVED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*EX-AUGUSTANA ASSISTANT SIGNS RICH 5-YEAR DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE TIP RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FIRE DAMAGES VACANT HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE MISSING FROM HALFWAY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO ATTEND PROPERTY TAX MEETING,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE STARTS BUFFALO HERD,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*FOG, ICE LEAVE A LAYER OF WHITE","Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN STUDENTS TAKE OFF FOR CALIFORNIA,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUS SYSTEM MAY ALTER ITS PASSENGER POLICY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CASTANEIRA WON'T FIGHT EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEM STUDY TO BE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YOUTH FORESTRY CAMP ESCAPEES RECAPTURED,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
150 LEGISLATIVE BILLS EXPECTED BY JANUARY 14,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALARM COMPANY ASKS JUDGE TO LET IT OUT OF LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PLAN CALLS FOR SOLID-WASTE PERMITS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RADIOACTIVE WASTE CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VISITS DESTITUTE PEOPLE IN JORDAN AND INDIA,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*'84 POOL ACCIDENT LEAVES FEW SCARS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HOSPITAL PRICE WAR SPURS CHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLINTON MUST LEAD CAMPAIGN REFORM (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"LEGALIZING, TAXING DRUGS A GREAT PLAN (L)","Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WASTE MANAGEMENT SOON TO TO BE MONOPOLY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BROOKINGS HIGH BAND IS IN PHOENIX PARADE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CROW CREEK CHAIRMAN ASKS FOR 'SHOWDOWN',"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAMBURGER CRAVING COULD MEAN JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GOVERNOR URGES CITIZEN INPUT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOLIDAY FLYING,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MCENEANEY RESISTED PRIESTHOOD, BUT LORD PERSISTED","Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RULES SCHOOLS CAN'T ALTER BOUNDARY REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOOD SAMARITAN MARKS BIRTHDAY WITH A VISION,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HOMEWORK HOT LINE AIDS ABSENT STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*PARTY HOSTS OFF THE HOOK FOR LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FIRMS SUE WELDER IN BEEF PLANT FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
TAIWANESE CONSIDERING SD BEEF PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"*DOWNHILL COURSE, UPHILL HOPES","Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GF&P OFFICERS AIM FOR FAIRNESS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FAMILY TAKES PRIORITY FOR CUSTER COACH,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SKETCHBOOK--YOUNG TALENT SHINES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEW YEAR'S EVE BASH FOR TEENS TO BE AT SFC,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*APPLYING FOR COLLEGE A DAUNTING TASK,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FORECAST CALLS FOR MORE COLD,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
POLICE KILL MAN WIELDING KNIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CLINTON FACES ANNUAL CHECKUP (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LET'S PASS SEAT BELT LAW (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
OUTCOME-BASED EDUCATION DOESN'T WORK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MEDIA SHOULD LEAD WITH REAL STORIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
"*IN SF, INCLUSION EDUCATION WORKS","Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BUSINESS VEHICLES DUE FOR NEW PLATES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAHL NAMED DIRECTOR OF SDSU FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"JOBS, PAY KEY ISSUES FOR CANDIDATE ALLEN","Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"KISS A PIG CONTEST PULLS IN {dollar}9,300","Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ONE KILLED, 4 INJURED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION","Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STEADY HEAD LEADS SCHOOL WHILE SEARCH IS ON,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY DONATES LIBRARY LAND,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DELIVERY PERSON LEAVES BULLETS WITH PRISONER,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DENIES TAKING NURSING-CARE PREMIUMS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SEXUAL DISEASES DECLINE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEADWOOD BETTING FOR NOVEMBER UP,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRANTS TO ASSIST PRESERVATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATOR PROPOSES FIVE-YEAR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILLER SAYS FUNDING MANDATES UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SEA OF TREES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LEGISLATORS BRAWL OVER LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VETERAN LEGISLATOR BUEHLER DIES AT 91,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATEHOUSE RAISE 2ND IN SIX MONTHS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
HOME SALES BEST LEFT TO AGENT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*A LITTLE MORE TOLERANCE DURING 1994,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KUETER'S TEAM SHOWED CONSTANT PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA POPULATION SHOW STEADY GROWTH,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CAUGHT IN THE SLEEPER HOLD,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TAX CLIMATE EARNS PRAISE FROM MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TO CLEAN OUR SLATE FOR NEW YEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PRIVATIZING PUBLIC BROADCASTING WOULD MAKE SENSE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ONE-ITEM VETO GOOD PLACE TO START CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
USING DEATH PENALTY REINFORCES VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
AUGUSTANA IS SCHOOL WITH LOVING HEART (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MONEY BETTER SPENT ON KIDS THAN RESORTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
REDUCE OTHER TAXES BEFORE TAXING INCOME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
TWO MEN IN COURT IN 7-ELEVEN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T DISMISS COUNTS AGAINST FIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SWEARING-IN FOR MAYOR, COUNCIL","Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LIGHTING UP,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CORRECTIONS DEPT DISPUTES PRISON WORKERS' UNION VOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KELO-TV RETAINS TOP RANKING IN NIELSEN RATINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ACTIONS TO AFFECT OPERATIONS OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"CITY, CAB COMPANY TO REMAIN PARTNERS","Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*THIEF OF PICKUP TRUCK TAKES SPECIAL SKIS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUPREME COURT OK'S NEW MAGISTRATE JUDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PAIR TO MINISTER IN WAR-TORN SERBIA,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*CLOTHING, MONEY DRIVE UNDER WAY FOR FAMILY","Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TWO RESIDENTS DIE IN SEPARATE CRASHES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ENGINEER TO REMAIN HIGHEST-PAID WORKER,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BOARD TO FATTEN COURT BUDGET,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LYONS FIREFIGHTER WANTS SIGNS AT RAILROAD CROSSINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RAPID CITY JUVENILE CRIME UP 50% IN 1994,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BROOKINGS COUNCIL TO CONSIDER LIMITING APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LOAN PROGRAM AIDS BUSINESSES IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BALTIC MAN DENIES SEMI SALE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
HARVEST BOUNTIFUL BUT LIVESTOCK LAGS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*PLANS NEW YEAR'S EVE FAREWELL BASH BEFORE MOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR SUNFLOWER INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*OMAHA RETURNS TO ERASE HORROR OF RECORD ROUT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BAKING BREAD NATURAL PART OF GROWING UP,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FARMERS TO SEE MEAGER PROFITS FROM 1996 SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SUNDAY HOLIDAY CHANGES CELEBRATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*TYPE B INFLUENZA APPEARS IN STATE, HOSPITALIZING 1","Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*JANKLOW REGAINS STATE SPOTLIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DECIDE OSHA CUTS ON PROGRAM MERITS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REPUBLICANS HAVE RAIDED SOCIAL SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DASCHLE'S ABORTION STANCE LIES EXPOSED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PATIENT'S MEDICAL COSTS NOT TOTALED UP YET (L),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"MIKE SCHIRMER WAS BOLD, SELFLESS LEADER (L)","Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*THEY'RE PLAYING HIS SONG,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COLLEGE COSTS REMAIN A BARGAIN IN SD (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"*COYOTES COUNT ON DEPTH, EXPERIENCE","Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE DEALS DRAFT PICKS FOR SAN DIEGO GUARD,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BELLE FOURCHE'S GARRETT CASHES IN ON RODEO CIRCUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FLYNN MAY BE OUT FOR SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PENITENTIARY OFFICE IS HIT BY BURGLARS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICES BROKEN INTO; NO THEFT REPORTED,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GUARD MEMBERS STILL TRAINING IN GEORGIA,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEW YEAR'S EVENT PLANNED FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TWO ROB SHOE-REPAIR SHOP,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PANELS TACKLE PARK BEER SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DNA TESTING APPROVED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
STATE REPORTS AN INCREASE IN JUVENILE CRIME,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*COMPANY CONSIDERS SELLING RADIO STATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
UNIVERSITY TO OFFER MORE SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OFF-DUTY OFFICERS CUT OVERTIME COSTS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CANTON POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH SHOOTING BUILDING,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PANEL OK'S TOUGHER PARKING PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BUFFALO SCULPTURE FOCUS OF FUND-RAISING,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"SALE WON'T AFFECT WORKERS, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SD WOMAN BELIEVED TO HAVE FALLEN OFF BOAT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS DISAGREE ON LONG-DISTANCE AMBULANCE TRANSF,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FUNDING SHIFT FOR LOCAL ROADS LOSES SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TERRA RESUMES WORK AT PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CRAFTED OWN GREETING CARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*FEDERAL CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
WOMAN PASSING AS BOY PULLED SAME HOAX BEFORE,"Argus LeaderDec 28 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"WHATEVER THE REASON, THE WEATHER'S BEEN WEIRD","Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TEEN'S SUICIDE ENDS MYSTERY OF TRAGIC CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*'BEYOND THE FRINGE' OFFERS...EXUBERANT FUN,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*'BEYOND THE FRINGE' OFFERS...EXUBERANT FUN,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
LEGAL TALKS MAY CLOSE MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSERVATION OFFICERS TO CARRY .357 MAGNUMS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGAL TALKS MAY CLOSE MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*2 PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO ROBBERY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATOR EYES LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LEGISLATOR EYES LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"FOG IS ANNOYING, BUT IT'S NOT CAUSING...","Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY OFFERS 2-YEAR DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SEPARATE TRIAL IS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY OFFERS 2-YEAR DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE SAYS NO TO FORMER INMATE'S PLEA,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEDICAL SCHOOL HAS URGENT NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEDICAL SCHOOL HAS URGENT NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHALLENGE ISSUED IN SCHOOL BOOK DISPUTE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CHALLENGE ISSUED IN SCHOOL BOOK DISPUTE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CRITICIZES EDITORIAL ON BANNING BOOKS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CRITICIZES EDITORIAL ON BANNING BOOKS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
JUDGE KEEPS CRIMINAL HEARING OPEN-ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE KEEPS CRIMINAL HEARING OPEN-ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PEDESTRIAN KILLED BY CAR IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NORTH DAKOTA JUDGES RULE FILMS OBSCENE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*FEED 'EM, FATTEN 'EM - BEEF PRODUCTION","Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FEED 'EM, FATTEN 'EM - BEEF PRODUCTION","Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PIERRE LOOKS FORWARD TO LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORMONS' LIVES GUIDED BY THE CHURCH,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*IT'S A MAKE-OR-BREAK YEAR FOR GREAT BEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MORNINGSIDE'S FABER IS LOOKING FOR SCHOOL RECORD,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORNINGSIDE'S FABER IS LOOKING FOR SCHOOL RECORD,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TODAY IS 90TH ANNIVERSARY OF WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP ANNOUNCES COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD HIGH COURT REOPENS CHILD CUSTODY CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP ANNOUNCES COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD HIGH COURT REOPENS CHILD CUSTODY CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK MAY BRING BITTER AFTEREFFECTS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITIBANK MAY BRING BITTER AFTEREFFECTS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEGOTIATE REDUCTION IN NUCLEAR WEAPONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RATE REQUESTS POORLY CONCEIVED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JEROME RADACK IN FAIR CONDITION - YANKTON,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURTS TO LIST BACKLOGGED CASES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PUC OKS POWERLINE BETWEEN BRANDON & SF,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD ELIMINATES LEGAL PUBLICATION,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*FIRE DESTROYS TEA FARM SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE REJECTS LSD LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JUDGE REJECTS LSD LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MAN CHOOSES TO BREAK THE LAW BY NOT REGISTERING,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*FAR FROM PERFECT, 'SHARKY'S MACHINE' AN IMPROVEMENT","Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SF MASONIC LODGES INSTALLED OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SIOUX EMPERIANS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*CONLEY NAMED TOP SPORTS WRITER,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CONLEY NAMED TOP SPORTS WRITER,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU WOMEN FIRST TO WIN NATIONAL DIVISION II TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU WOMEN FIRST TO WIN NATIONAL DIVISION II TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BENEFITS FOR CITY WORKERS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EVER GRIPE ABOUT POTHOLES--MARY HAS HEARD IT ALL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EVER GRIPE ABOUT POTHOLES--MARY HAS HEARD IT ALL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BENEFITS FOR CITY WORKERS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGALIZED GAMBLING BILL AGAIN PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGALIZED GAMBLING BILL AGAIN PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TEA FARM SUPPY DESTROYED IN BLAZE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LSD EXPERIMENTS ON SWEET CALLED UNETHICAL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LSD EXPERIMENTS ON SWEET CALLED UNETHICAL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
3 ABERDEEN POLICE BARRED FROM WORKING,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SNOW HAS HILLS SKIERS SMILING,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REAGAN'S BETTER IDEA FOR ENERGY DEPT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THREE DIE IN HOLIDAY ROAD ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER TO OPPOSE ANTI-ETSI SALE BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEARING TODAY ON RIFLE RANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER TO OPPOSE ANTI-ETSI SALE BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROSEBUD MAN GETS LIFE FOR STABBING,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OBJECTION HALTS URANIUM WORK RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TOUGHER COLLEGE ADMISSION ASSAILED,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
3 SF STORES SET SALES RECORDS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3 SF STORES SET SALES RECORDS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SOMEOF US WON'T FORGET THIS SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
IT'S BEEN WORSE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BLIZZARD DELAYS NORTH CENTRAL HOLIDAY TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DON'T GET CAUGHT SNOWBOUND WITHOUT FOOD,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A DIRECTORY OF THE SNOWBOUND--A TO Z,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COPES WITH STORM,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BLIZZARD'S CHALLENGE DOESN'T DAMPEN SPIRITS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*IMPROVED SERVICE SEEN IF RETARDED TRANSFERRED,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SKIERS FILL LOCAL TRADE GAPS IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BID RIGGING INVESTIGATION PUZZLES OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
STATE YANKS LICENSE OF SF AGENT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FELON'S RELEASE ANGERS STATE AUTHORITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUEL SHIPMENTS EASE SHORTAGES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"PEACE, JUSTICE IS THEME OF INTERIM","Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*COUNTY OFFICIAL CONSIDERS MAYORAL CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JURY SELECTION CAN DETERMINE WHO WINS CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WORKER CRUSHED BY FROZEN DIRT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLD WEATHER DEPLETES SDSU COAL RESERVES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOWER BRULE MAN WHO DIED IN CAR FIRE IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL TO PRODUCE WEIGHT WATCHERS MEATS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOCKYARDS IS WORLD LEADER FOR THIRD YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*IT'S NOT SNOWING--IT'S BLOWING,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COLD SNAP TAKES TOLL ON CATTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
{dollar}9.7 MILLION PHONE RATE RAISE OK'D,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NAMES COME FLOODING IN AT GOVERNOR'S REQUEST,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CHEERS FOR BOB HOPE AND TROUPE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COOPERATIVE EFFORT EASES DISTRESS ON RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CENDAK DISTRICT IS OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RED CROSS TURNS AWAY FIRE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*FOG CLOUDS TRAVELERS' HOLIDAY SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ILLNESS COST MORE IN 1984,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--CONFESSION TOOK GUTS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ASKING GOD INTO YOUR HEART,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SDSU WEGHER CITED AS LITTLE ALL-AMERICAN,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DESMET MAN NAMED TO PAROLE BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SENATE TERM REMARK WRONG,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER ASKS THAT CHARGES BE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE GROWTH WON'T MATCH NATION'S,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 INMATES ESCAPE FROM STATE PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPORTCASTER PAT O'BRIEN AND WIFE LINDA,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RESIGNATION OF TEACHER GUILTY OF SEX CRIME,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW WILL BE ON FLOAT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BLAME BEING MISDIRECTED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONCERN FOR SITUATION JUSTIFIED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEWSPAPER DWELLS ON A TRIVIAL EVENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DIRECTOR TAKES JOB AT SIOUX VALLEY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGHWAY PATROL OUT IN FORCE NEW YEAR'S EVE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 MEN FACE CHARGES OF PUBLIC INDECENCY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CROW CREEK GETS UNIFORM GIFT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MANDAN DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*STAYING IN SHAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BURY MYTHS OF AGING (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE'S SMALL BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
1985 FOR AMERICAN INDIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION DECISION ON AID STINKS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LET FARMERS ACT LIKE FEDS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
TIME TO SETTLE WASTE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
DASCHLE SHOULD STEP UP (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
GET SAND TRUCKS OUT THERE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*MYSTERY OF ALZHEIMER'S IS FRIGHTENING,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS' SPIRIT FEEDS OTHERS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
A LIST OF SERVICES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*FIND IT HARD TO INVEST FOR RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RARELY VENTURES INTO WORRIES ABOUT FUTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*AUGUSTANA, ST. CLOUD REACH FINALS","Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BACK HOME TO WATCH SOME BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"FISH KILL TO PONDS, LAKES","Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*A YEAR OF CRISIS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY PRINCIPAL DIES IN SNOWMOBILE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOT A YEN TO TRADE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROOM LOCKS OUT BRIDE ON WEDDING NIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN FOR INDECENT EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY SEEDS SCATTER ACROSS 35 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BI-STATE FARMERS TO MEET,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER FAVORS RAILROAD SALE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POWER CHANGES ON PARKS BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE ASKS FOR EXPANSION OF MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
EMPLOYEES GROUP AGAINST DIVERTING PENSIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FRANKENFELD ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*LORRAINE HALBUR'S FAMILY FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD FARMERS RING IN A SAD YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
FILINGS FOR FIRST HALF OF DECEMBER,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
359 PEOPLE KILLED ON NATION'S ROADS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TOURNAMENT ATTENDANCE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY FINANCIALLY FIT AS TAX TIME NEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURTS QUIET PROSTITUTION UPROAR,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FAT RAISES OUT OF SYNC WITH REALITY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GROCER RETIRES FROM FAMILY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIBLING TEAM SERVES UP SHOP FOR TENNIS BUFFS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS SEE '86 AS SPRINGBOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FARMER'S SPIRIT SURVIVES UPROOTING FROM LAND,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MEETING TO CONSIDER RAMP ISSUES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*HERSETH TO RECRUIT FOR STATE DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BAND IN CALIFORNIA FOR NEW YEAR'S PARADE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THEATER GROUP MAY GET NEW PRAIRIE HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WHEN CITY LAWMAKERS' TERMS EXPIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*LIND'S FREE THROW PACES ST. CLOUD,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRIVERS SAY SD ROADS TOO SLIPPERY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FORECAST SPELLS RELIEF FOR AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
DEMOCRAT WOULD CUT SOME CITIZENS' RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FORECASTERS EASE WINTER TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOTTERY DOESN'T MERIT MUCH LEGISLATIVE TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*FREEMAN WRESTLER NAMED TOP ATHLETE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOLIDAY HOTSHOTS HIT COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE TO CAST VOTE IN FAVOR OF KENNEDY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GORE OPENS SECOND OFFICE TODAY IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRIDGE NEAR TEA TO CLOSE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 SOUTH DAKOTANS DIE IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"INTERSTATE DEATHS UP, STUDY SHOWS","Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL JOBLESS GET BENEFIT CHECKS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OK'S WATER PROJECT FUNDING MEASURE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETAILERS RING UP STRONG CHRISTMAS SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONGRESSMEN BACK STATE WATER MOVES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*HART CAMPAIGN WINS MATCHING FEDERAL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
'88 BEEF SUPPLY LIKELY TO BE LOW,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CENTENNIAL DECALS AVAILABLE FOR PLATES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLANS RURAL MENTAL HEALTH SURVEY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOST STATES AUTHORIZE LETHAL INJECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SNOW BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIR FREIGHT TOUCHES HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AUGIE CHEERLEADER DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"GET WELL SOON, BIG GUY (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PROGRESS IS PAINFULLY SLOW FOR WOMEN (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"INVESTMENT COUNCIL, MYERS SHINE FOR SD (L)","Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*CAFE IS OPEN TO VARIETY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEVERAL OFFICES WILL CLOSE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIX PEOPLE HURT IN WRECK,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
9 WEB DEFENDANTS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SMOOTHING OUT THE BUMPS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUS ROUTE CHANGES CAUSE CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"LABOR, SAFETY PROBLEMS PLAGUE MORRELL","Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON WILL CHECK OUT FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY OFFICERS REACH END OF THEIR BEATS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIRPORT HIRES ARCHITECTS TO REMODEL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BIOGRAPHY OF LATE SENATOR MUNDT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMPANY WON'T DUMP ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO DISTRICTS TO VOTE ON SCHOOL EXPANSIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS WANT COURT TO OVERTURN RULING,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*HOLIDAY HOOPS HIT ARENA,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SD WRESTLES GAIN NOTICE AT OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CABLE TV RATES ARE GOING UP {dollar}1,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NCC HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PEOPLE WRING OUT BENEFITS OF OLD YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RACIST REMARKS OFFEND, CAUSE RETURN OF REWARD","Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LIBRARY TO GET SECURITY GUARD,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MAKE CONGRESS EARN PAY HIKE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CORPORATE INCOME TAXES SHOULD BE USED,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WHY IS AMBULANCE SERVICE STALLED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PROMISES BROKEN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*THE '80'S-DECADE IN REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT GETS ROLLING IN 1989","Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RIFF RAFF PLOTS COURSE FOR SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BEST OF '89,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*LAST OF YEAR'S BEST,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY MEN CHARGED WITH CHEATING LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JET, DIESEL FUELS FOUND IN BASE SPILL","Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE SENTENCED FOR KICKBACK SCHEME,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 ARE INDICTED ON KIDNAPPING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 DIE IN APPARENT MURDER-SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A WORLDLY CRAFT OUTLET,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE--NO DISCRIMINATION AT HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORMER BANK OFFICER DRAWS WEEKEND JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NAVY CADET EARNS HIGH COMMAND,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD PRECIPITATION SUMMARY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PANEL OK'S FUNDS FOR RECREATION TRAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO OK DEEPER GOLD DRILLING IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WATERTOWN LEADS LINCOLN INVITATIONAL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*VIKINGS, USD OPEN TOURNEY WITH VICTORIES","Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SD SPORTS PROVIDED PLENTY TO CHEER ABOUT IN 1989,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SOYBEAN REFUND CHANGE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SHAPES FUTURE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
SD JOBLESS RATE REMAINS AT 3.8 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*HEROIC TEEN-AGER STRUGGLES TO LIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*TEMPERATURES, CARS TAKE SKID","Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPIRITUAL TRAIL JOURNEY COMES FULL CIRCLE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*POT-SWAP CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES JOINS HANDS WITH SEMINARY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
RECONCILIATION EFFORTS BOOSTED AWARENESS IN RELIGION,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REMINDER OF NEED FOR RESPECT OF DIVERSE CULTURES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SERVICES ARE VIOLATING LAW (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MOTORISTS ENDANGER ROBERT FROST STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*USD DOWNS DOANE--SDSU PREVAILS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LOSE TO WICHITA FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LOUD PARTY ENDS WITH 9 ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PEDESTRIAN, CYCLE DEATHS RISE IN 1990","Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TROOPS' FAMILIES CAN GET HEALTH BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER GOVERNOR ANDERSON LAID IN WEBSTER,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*GOODBYE, CHRISTMAS TREE","Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE ISSUES RESTRAINING ORDER,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEEN-AGERS VOLUNTEER FOR PARTY 'LOCKUP',"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RIDERS REACH THEIR GOAL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EAGLE BUTTE MAN HELD ON MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EMBEZZLEMENT VERDICT OF MISSION MAN UPHELD,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROPOSAL ON MINING LIMITS TO LEGISLATURE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PANEL OK'S NEW PHONE NETWORK,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*YEAR IN PICTURES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLEEING FROM UNCERTAINTY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON KEPT JOB AND WAGE PROMISES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EVALUATING THE PROMISES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*TAXES PERSIST AS MICKELSON'S MAIN MISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN AMERICAN NEWS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BUSH MUST FACE LONG-TERM WOES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CAMPAIGN MAKES HAAR PLAY ROUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MITCHELL DAILY REPUBLIC (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
"AIDS IS MORE THAN SOCIAL, PHYSICAL BLIGHT (L)","Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
FAULTY ADVERTISING MERITS STIFF PENALTY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HEALTH-CARE COSTS TOO HIGH FOR ELDERLY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
NASTY REVIEWS DO NO GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
DUKE SHOULDN'T GET A VERY LONG ROPE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*WAKONDA GIRLS STREAK NUMBER 1 STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROJECT SET TO RESTORE OAHE WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RIGHT EQUIPMENT KEY TO BOWLING,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
DASCHLE PUSHING FOR WHEAT SALES TO PHILIPPINES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD AGRICULTURE HAD MEDIOCRE YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*THE SEASON FOR RETURNS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
"1991'S AVERAGE CROP, LIVESTOCK PRICES","Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
"*WALKAWAY COULD BE DANGEROUS, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
ACCUSED ESCAPEES WILL BE CHARGED AS ADULTS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
CAUSE OF HOUSE FIRE BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
INTER-LAKES SEEKING LOW-INCOME DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*{dollar}2 MILLION PLEDGED TO CATHOLIC SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*AT THE REINS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CALL FOR GAMBLING REVENUE REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL NEWS THRIVES IN WEEKLIES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
RENOWNED FIGURE SKATERS BRING THEIR SHOW TO ARENA,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
SUPPORT QUESTIONABLE FOR HIGHER BET LIMITS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
2 MEN FIND THEIR WAY OUT OF BADLANDS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
HEARING TO DEAL WITH FUTURE OF VA SURGICAL UNITS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
"IRS HAS {dollar}8,520 IN REFUNDS OT RETURN","Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
NEW DAIRY PROGRAM TO BE EXPLAINED,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY GAS PRICES AMONG STATE'S HIGHEST,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 4 YEARS FOR FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON WANTS FUND FOR WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
BROOKINGS TEACHER SAYS SOVIETS HAVE LOST HOPE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.4"
NO JAIL GARB IN COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.4"
*YEAR IN PICTURES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*HAWAII OFFERS WINTER BREAK,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1991, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
SWANGO PONDERS APPEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SO MULCH FOR CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S TAX RATING IS 6TH BEST,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN TRIBE'S PROFIT-SHARING UNAUTHORIZED--JUDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TUTHILL HILL COULD BE EVEN BETTER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PANCAKES SHOULD BE UNIVERSAL IN SIZE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STORY NEEDED ABOUT DASCHLE FUNDING RACES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
COMMISSION OK'S MONEY FOR STADIUM,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ENGINEER HURT IN TRAIN WRECK,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL BLOOD MOBILE SPONSORS OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOTHER OF YEAR DEADLINE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO BUSES TO RUN ON NEW YEAR'S DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YIELD SIGNS NEW TO 2 INTERSECTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VOLESKY URGES PART-TIME LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY GOES BY BOOK ON {dollar}1 DEAL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOLIDAY GIVING MEETS NEED,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
IRRECONCILABLE DIFFERENCES FORCE DOCTOR TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LEAD MINE DILEMMA--WHICH LAW TO BREAK?,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOPE FOR FARM PRICES IN 1993,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"*HOT OR COLD, BIG STONE LOOKS BETTER","Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOCTOR SCOPES NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*ANIMALS HADN'T BEEN FED, WATERED FOR DAYS","Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY FIGHTS TURN MORE VIOLENT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SHOOTING WAS THIRD BY POLICE OFFICERS IN 5 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL BOARD MEETS TODAY ON HIRING SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HEALTH WORKER CALLED POLICE TO HOUSE--MAN WAS SHOT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
GOVERNOR MUST BE FAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
RAILROAD CARS--HAVE REFLECTORS (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
OPEN MEETING LAWS NEED REVAMPING (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
SANDING ROADS MIGHT HAVE PREVENTED CRASHES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
ACCIDENT COVERAGE WENT WAY TOO FAR (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
COMMUNITIES NEEDED FOR TELEMEDICINE TEST,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS PROBATION IN STERIODS CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOBILE-HOME OWNERS NEED TO REGISTER,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKA REACHES RAIL-LINE AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM TO FEATURE PROFILE ON DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARTS PAVILION STARTED OVER LUNCH,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS MAY STOP BEER PERMITS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FRIGID EASTERN SD MAY BASK IN WARM AIR BY THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"WATERTOWN MAN SUES TROOPERS, JAILERS","Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN POLICE MAY PATROL CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE TO HEAR CASE ON RAIL LINE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"RAILROAD, ELEVATOR SEEK PROJECT SUPPORT","Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SNOWFALL BOOSTING BLACK HILLS TOURISM,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RETIREMENT EXPRESSION,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TO RELIEVE CHIEF JUSTICE'S CHRONIC NECK PAIN,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS OFFICIALS OK PAY INCREASES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
31 AGENCIES TO GET BELATED PRESENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TWO COUNTIES WORK OUT DEAL WITH THRESHOLD,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
HOMICIDES MORE THAN DOUBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
INTERACTIVE REPORTS {dollar}2.35 MILLION LOSSES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
ORION TEST-MARKETING TACOS AT AREA CONVENIENCE STORE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
YANKTON BANKER GETS AGRIBUSINESS HONOR,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
CHRISTMAS BRINGS OUT HOLIDAY BEST,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DAY-CARE COOK LIKES HOMEWORK,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*COUNTY WANTS POOR DEFENDANTS TO PAY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WARMTH RAISES SNOWMOBILE RISKS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD SUPREME COURT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ANTI-OBSCENITY LAWS NEEDED IN SIOUX FALLS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GOP WILL EMBRACE LIMITS ON SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
INCARCERATION TOUGH ON INMATE'S FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TO DO BETTER IN 1995,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*FAR-EVER AFTER,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON'S HOLIDAY CONCERT IS WARM AND FRIENDLY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STUDY TELLS FACTORS FOR MATH SUCCESS (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*SEVEN POINTS, SEVEN STRAIGHT","Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DWYER FEEDS ON LINCOLN INVITE CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POOR CONDITIONS FAIL TO DAMPEN YEAR'S LAST HUNT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ASSAULT CHARGES FILED AFTER FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MASKED MAN WITH SHOTGUN ROBS CASINO,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GUILTY PLEA ENTERED TO HOME VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SEC PURSUES STOCK TRANSACTION,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WHITE DEPARTS SATISFIED WITH PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS ANXIOUSLY AWAIT FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TO APPROVE FORMATION OF PRISON WORKERS' UNION,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GROUP SETS NEW YEAR'S BUS TOUR FOR TEENS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*INTRUDER WITH KNIFE THREATENS YOUNGSTER,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EMPLOYEE ACCUSED IN EMBEZZLEMENT CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DAY-CARE DIRECTOR PLEADS NO CONTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FIRE FIGHTERS ELECT CHIEF FOR COMING YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ABERDEEN--REPAIRS TO MAKE BUILDING ACCESSIBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GRANT MONEY GOES TO BUY RECYCLING BALER,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DISPATCHERS TO BE COUNTY EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*VOLUNTEER CANNING WILL FEED HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SENATORS PLEASED WITH CHOICE OF AG SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MAILBOX VANDALS HIT 3 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
NOVEMBER JOBLESS RATE UP 0.1%,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*BUDGET FIGHT SHUTS DOWN MORALE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAYOR QUESTIONS NEW HISPANIC PARISH,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT THROWS OUT DOCTOR'S RAPE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LEGAL MERGER PLAN SHOULD GO FURTHER (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CURB TEEN SMOKING BUT NOT FREE SPEECH (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AG WILL MAKE SD ECONOMY THRIVE (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TOO EARLY FOR PRESSLER TO PUSH POLITICAL ADS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BRING BACK MOVIE DISCOUNTS ON TUESDAYS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*TREE NURSERY'S SURVIVAL ESSENTIAL TO STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--RESOLVE TO DO BETTER IN 1996?,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
POLICE SHOULD NOT JUMP TO CONCLUSIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*THE BEST OF 1995 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOSSES HIT HARD IN ARTS SCENE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*IT WAS LANDMARK YEAR IN MUSIC,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*HELIOTROPE WILL BLOOM IN TIME FOR JUNE WEDDING,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
O'GORMAN'S GIRLS BASKETBALL TITLE STUNNED STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TURNOVERS KEY STAT FOR VIKINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*HIGH-SCORING ZWACH LEADS AUGUSTANA WOMEN,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY MAN ARRESTED IN TROOPER'S ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROUND-THE-WORLD TRIP BY BALLOON DELAYED,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EVANGELIST'S FATHER DIES OF HEART AILMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'95'S TOP STORY--PROPERTY-TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WAITING FOR THE SKATING,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ELECTRIC CO-OPS SUFFER WITH RECORD DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COUPON PROGRAM LETS CUSTOMERS DONATE AT GROCERY STO,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*BENEFIT MEAL, DANCE TO HELP TWO RESIDENTS","Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN AWAITS SENTENCE IN VEHICULAR FATALITY,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ND DEALER PLANS TO OPEN USED-CAR OUTLET IN SF,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KEYSTONE MAN KEEPS MONUMENT LIGHTS ON,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FRESH FOOTPRINTS LEAD POLICE TO SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN GETS 3-YEAR SENTENCE IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RETIRING AFTER ALMOST 37 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DRUG-SNIFFING TO MOVE TO TRUCKS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
LIFE'S WORK WAS NEVER ENDING FOR MINNIE HAHN,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*PNEUMONIA AND INFLUENZA DEATHS,"Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"WITHOUT SNOW, WHAT'S IN STORE?","Argus LeaderDec 29 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*MAN MAY FACE CHARGE IN CHASE DEATHS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BYWORDS OF SOUTH DAKOTA'S 70S,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JACKS WIN TOURNEY TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CAHILL NEW AT BOWLING BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PESTICIDE 1080,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PHEASANTS ENJOYING MILD WEATHER,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PESTICIDE 1080,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*DIAMONDS-ANYONE'S BEST FRIEND IN INFLATION,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*VALUE OF FARMLAND IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SOLAR PANELS HEAT POOCH PALACE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOSHE GILBOA FIGHTS UPSET IN MIDDLE EAST,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BLACK HILLS BEST ORPHAN TRAIN ASSET,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BLACK HILLS BEST ORPHAN TRAIN ASSET,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*DIPLOMATS TO CHINA ADVENTURE, FOOD","Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*LINDA MAXWELL-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*DEFOGGED,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GRASSHOPPER INFLUX MAY DRAIN STATE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EXTRA {dollar}250 AVAILABLE FOR UTILITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROJECTS TO BE CONTINUED,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PUC WORKSHOPS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE-CETA BOOKS NOW SET TO CHECK,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE-CETA BOOKS NOW SET TO CHECK,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS HEAD SUPPORTS STATE NEED FOR LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE TO RUN VEHICLE ON ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE TO RUN VEHICLE ON ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
VET STUDENTS WILL UNDERGO RABIES SHOTS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS HEAD SUPPORTS STATE NEED FOR LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS HEAD SUPPORTS STATE NEED FOR LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*HUNTERS HAUL DOE FROM JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
REDISCOVER SD DURING THE 80'S (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CHRISTOPHERSON'S WOLLMAN PORTRAIT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CHRISTOPHERSON'S WOLLMAN PORTRAIT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
READERS' OPINIONS SOUGHT ON WATER GOALS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD SPLIT ON USING GARRISON WATER,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
FALL RIVER BALLOT DENIAL RULED ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FALL RIVER BALLOT DENIAL RULED ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FALL RIVER BALLOT DENIAL RULED ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEAT COSTS LESS NEAR THE SOURCE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SENTENCE INCLUDES {dollar}2,500 FUNERAL COST","Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN CLEAN OF BRIGE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN CLEAN OF BRIBE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"SENTENCE INCLUDES {dollar}2,500 FUNERAL COST","Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*INMATES PAIRED WITH OUTSIDERS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*'ANY WHICH WAY YOU CAN',"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*AUGIE TAKES TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BLOCK 11 PARKING RAMP LEASES DRAW FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE ORDERS COLTON WOMAN TO REMOVE HOUSE ADDITION,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RELIGIOUS LEADERS OBJECT TO PENDING WELFARE CUT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE ORDERS COLTON WOMAN TO REMOVE HOUSE ADDITION,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RELIGIOUS LEADERS OBJECT TO PENDING WELFARE CUT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTO CHALLENGE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CARTER'S MISHAP (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW POSTMASTER BACKS 9-DIGIT ZIP,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEW POSTMASTER BACKS 9-DIGIT ZIP,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD DOCTOR LOSES JOB OVER RUMOR,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN LOSS TOP 1980 STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MCGOVERN LOSS TOP 1980 STORY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*ACCIDENTS ON SLICK SLOPES SEND SLEDDERS TO HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ACCIDENTS ON SLICK SLOPES SEND SLEDDERS TO HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"91,500 POUNDS OF CHEESE TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN SD","Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*NEBRASKA-OMAHA HOLIDAY CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"PIERRE, BRIDGEWATER STILL HEAD BASKETBALL POLLS","Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WATERTOWN'S CLARK WRESTLES ON DETERMINATION,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*HOME MEANS CHRISTMAS TREES FOR WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GRAPEFRUIT IN PLENTY SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPEECH CONTEST WINNERS SPONSORED BY THE SD AG DEPT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
SF HOME BUILDERS HONOR MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
"LICENSING PLAN VIOLATES RIGHTS, ESCORT SERVICE SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMPUTER FIRMS CHARGE CITY WROTE RESTRICTIVE SPECS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMPUTER FIRMS CHARGE CITY WROTE RESTRICTIVE SPECS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"LICENSING PLAN VIOLATES RIGHTS, ESCORT SERVICE SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES INMATES' REQUEST FOR SURVEY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES INMATES' REQUEST FOR SURVEY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY OK'S GUN RANGE DESPITE PROTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LUNCHES TO GO UP 5 CENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
USE ENERGY FUND SURPLUS TO BALANCE BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
USE ENERGY FUND SURPLUS TO BALANCE BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NATIVITY BELOW ROTUNDA DEMEANS CHRISTIANITY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
THINKS ACLU WASTING TIME ON NATIVITY ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
ETSI DEAL DRAWS PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
FRANKFORT MAN KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN WEARING SHORTS ATTACKS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MONEY CALLED KEY LEGISLATIVE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GREAT BEAR HAVING RECORD SEASON,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POLICE SEEK CLUES IN CAR VANDALISMS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA LOSES 500 FARMS IN THE PAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
NORTHERN AIRLINES APPLIES FOR FEDERAL SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SUPREME COURT ASKED NOT TO HEAR OGLALA SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DOME COMPLETED AT INDIAN ENCAMPMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DOME COMPLETED AT INDIAN ENCAMPMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY TURNS DOWN MEDICAL REQUEST,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SUPREME COURT ASKED NOT TO HEAR OGLALA SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
UNITED WAY DECIDES WHERE ITS MONEY WILL GO,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*AFTER 17 INCHES CANTON BACK TO NORMAL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
46 CEMENT PLANT WORKERS TO BE LAID OFF,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*USD, SDSU, CHIEFS, AUGUSTANA, NCC WINNERS","Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*1982--A LOOK BACK (FINE),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REACTION TO RATE DROP MIXED,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD ACTIVIST URGES FARMERS TO WITHHOLD RYE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'LAW ENFORCEMENT--THE SD EXPERIENCE',"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SOGN FAMILY STRIKES GOLD FROM LUTEFISK TALE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
ADDITIONAL EFFORT NEEDED TO MEET GOAL (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CITY WORKERS DESERVE PAT ON BACK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COLLAPSED ROOF STARTS VERMILLION FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS WARNED ABOUT SALES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RC PANEL OK'S TREATMENT PLANT WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SENATORS BACK S DAKOTAN FOR COURT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WORK BEGUN TO BACK GLENN IN '84,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CHENEY TO BE SWORN IN EARLY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FEES PAID SHERIFF DROPPED--BROWN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"HANSON, PETERSEN ATTEND LAST MEETING","Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE DISMISSES 2ND RUPLE SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FILMMAKER SAYS EXTRADITION IS UNLAWFUL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
NEWSWEEK--JANKLOW'S TAPES ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA PAYCHECKS SMALLEST IN NATION,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEMPERATURE DOES A 30-DEGREE TURN,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PRESSLER--GAS RATE INCREASE MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BRINGING IN THE NEW YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
KILLING TIME IN AN AIRPORT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE DULL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
BITTER FAREWELL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
HOP-A-LONG,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*WARM WEATHER ENTICES SKIERS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-NEWSMAN MAY BECOME COUNTY DEMO CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHURCH SAYS NUCLEAR OBLITERATION WON'T OCCUR,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE UPHOLDS CONSOLIDATION OF PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MEANS SAYS RESERVATION AID BUNGLED,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"EPISCOPAL GRANT BUYS FOOD, FUEL FOR INDIANS","Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SMALL FILES {dollar}1.5 MILLION SUIT AGAINST MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*LET HER KNOW YOUR THOUGHTS ON HER CARPET (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DAKOTA STATE SHOULD CONTINUE AS LIBERAL ARTS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COLD WEATHER CAN BRING FRUSTRATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"14,000 SIGNATURES ARE NEEDED (L)","Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TRIAL ON HEAT ASSISTANCE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CENDAK SUBDISTRICT BOARD WILL MEET,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SPACE HEATER MAY BE CAUSE--REDFIELD,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TO TEACH LIFE-SAVING TECHNIQUES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"WORKERS, RESIDENTS UPSET ABOUT HOME","Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
AGENCY TO PAY EXPENSES OF CAMP'S WITNESSES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
PHONE BILLS WILL INCREASE {dollar}2 OR {dollar}3,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"*SOUTH DAKOTA, MANKATO MEET IN FINAL","Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOWARD'S DAWSON IS A MASKED MARVEL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*A NEW HEART, A NEW LIFE","Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"WATER WAR SPLITS FARMERS, CITY OF MITCHELL","Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HERE ARE AP'S TOP 10 STORIES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA WINS TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WATERTOWN WINS INVITE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A SATURDAY ON SKIS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SPRINGFIELD CLOSING, WEATHER HIGHLIGHT '84","Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWYERS PRESS FOR HIGH COURT APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEIERHENRY STILL FAVORS JAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS DISPUTE WHY MEN CHANGED PLEA,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DAD QUITS FARMING,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THE SPIRIT OF 1984 INTO NEW YEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FUTURE WILL BRING BETTER TIMES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ACCIDENT TAKES LIFE OF HILL CITY YOUTH,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, FOOTBALL COACH RESIGN","Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE SETS COURT DATE FOR ROAD DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN GIVEN 2 YEARS IN PRISON FOR BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POLLOCK MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SATURDAY BLAZE DESTROYS HOUSE NEAR PLATTE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"2 MEN STEAL RINGS WORTH {dollar}7,000 FROM STORE","Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN SENTENCED FOR STATUTORY RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
AGRICULTURE TOP LEGISLATIVE OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BLIND WOMAN TO LEAVE COURTHOUSE JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BAR SPECIALS WON'T RING IN...,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*1984 IN REVIEW--SIOUX EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*FAMILIAR FACES RETURN IN 1984,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*TIM FINNELL, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CORPORATE VIDEO,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITIES FARE BETTER IN SD ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"AUGUSTANA RECEIVES {dollar}16,500 IN GRANTS","Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"SIOUX FALLS ORGANIZATIONS GET {dollar}9,900","Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CIGARETTE MAKERS SHOULDN'T CELEBRATE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LAKE MADISON PROJECT IS WORTHY EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LET'S KEEP OUR PEOPLE ALIVE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
THERE IS GOODNESS IN WORLD,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
WHERE WILL IT ALL END (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
UPS GIVES GIFTS TO COLLEGE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CREWS WEATHER TOUGH FALL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE BEAT ROBBER TO THE PUNCH,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOBER APPROACH TO NEW YEAR'S EVE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN TRIES TO UNDO CHILDHOOD CRUELTY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CAN'T WAIT FOR DASCHLE'S DECISION,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW FARES FILL POST-HOLIDAY BLUE SKIES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRAVELERS CAN EXPECT CLEAR ROADS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"FIRE CAUSES {dollar}5,000 DAMAGE TO KEYSTONE HOUSE","Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRE LEVELS TWO-STORY HOUSE NEAR PIEDMONT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IRS FIGHTS RAPID CITY TAX SHELTER GROUPS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAW DESIGNED TO TAKE BITE OUT OF DOG FIGHTING,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DISASTER GROUP TO MEET ABOUT FARMS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ZOOKEEPER GIVES VISITORS FOOD FOR THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*TIBBETTS' HAWKETTES KEEP ON ROLLING ALONG,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ST. CLOUD STATE WINS TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LACROSSED BY THE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP BEGINS DRIVE TO STOP RAMP,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BOYKIN WON'T FACE DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PETITIONERS TO TRY TO STOP MUNITIONS PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BENNETT COUNTY'S HOPKINS HONORED,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
STATE MUST INCREASE DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IT'S A MATTER OF PRINCIPLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MANY INNOCENT PEOPLE ACCUSED OF CHILD ABUSE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DRINKING HURTS THE UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*HUNKING TO HAVE ELECTIVE SURGERY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NURSING DEAN GETS NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TO REVIEW TRANSPLANT FUNDING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY JOINS POOL--BIG SAVINGS SEEN,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW GOVERNORS FACE DOUBLE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KELLER HEARING GETS GO-AHEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MILD WEATHER COULD ENDANGER WINTER WHEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RELATIVES GIVE YANKTON DOCTOR STELLAR GIFT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 SCHOOLS PREDICT EFFECT OF CUTS WILL BE MINOR,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*STATE'S RESIDENTS GROW OLDER,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*RIVAL MASCOTS KEEP TEAMS ON THEIR TOES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DEMOCRATIC CONTENDERS PLAN TV DEBATE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE LOSES COLLIDER BID,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AGRICULTURE ON UPTURN (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MUTILATORS BENEFIT FROM CIRCUMCISION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*FIREFIGHTER RETIRES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY WORKER RETIRES AFTER 35 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO OFFER FREE SLEIGH RIDES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE SAYS AWARD AGAINST FIRM TOO HIGH,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OPIE'S WORKERS ARRESTED IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PARTY ALLOWS JACKSON TO BE ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE SNOWFLAKE RELAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD APPLIES FOR PERMIT TO DEMOLISH HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS DIG INTO FIGHT TO LIMIT MINING,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATIONS USE DRUNKEN DJ'S AS TOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SURVEY TO HELP TARGETING INDUSTRIES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"BOYS, GIRLS CLUBS ANNOUNCE MERGER","Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHILD RESTRAINT PENALTY BEGINS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ND MINISTER EXTRADITED TO SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SAFEWAY, UNION TALKS TO RESUME IN RAPID CITY","Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY TO SURVEY WATER DRINKING HABITS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COUNTY DEFERS DECISION ON HIRING INVESTIGATOR,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*DEFENSE PUTS AUGUSTANA IN TITLE GAME,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAN DIES WHILE SHOWMOBILING,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GAME STRATEGY HELPS ATHLETE FACE SURGERY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*2 DIE IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BRANIFF CONSIDERS RETURN TO CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY HAD INVESTIGATED APARTMENT HOUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHANGES SHOULD HAVE BEEN CORROBORATED,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KILLERS WHO BOMBED JET SHOULD NOT REST EASY (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESSIONAL PAY RAISE BAD MANAGEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*YEAR WAS A GOOD ONE FOR THIS CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PBS TO FEATURE EX-GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ARMY SERVICEMAN MUST PAY DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHANCELLOR MAN DIES AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SOUGHT IN BANK SCAM,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARSHAL--BOY MIGHT HAVE STARTED FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HOSPITALIZED IN CRASH IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN ARRESTED IN CURCH BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INJURED MAN'S WIFE FILES {dollar}12 MILLION LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD PLANNING FOR EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRUCKING FIRM ORDERED TO FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ONE OF 10 DOPIEST LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FRIENDS MOURN DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*MICKELSON DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IRRIGATORS GROUP OPPOSES BILL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA BEATS SDSU IN OVERTIME,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*NORTHERN BASKETBALL ROLLS TO SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
INSPECTIONS COULD DIP AT SAFE PLANTS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
HOLIDAY SALES ON INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*FISH STORY IN MAKING,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SWEARING IN SCHOOL PLAY OFFENSIVE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEWSMAKERS OF '80'S,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CRITICS SAY NUKE DUMP TOO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LPN'S LOSING JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MORE PEOPLE ARE FLEXING CONCERN FOR HEALTH,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ENGLISH COMES TO TERMS WITH '80'S,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*LICENSE LINE WILL NOT BE MISSED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MANY TOIL TO PRESERVE EARTH,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*MILBANK OVERTAKES WATERTOWN FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA TOPS USD,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"LEWIS, LAMPLEY SPARK SKYFORCE","Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CAR THIEF GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CEREMONY HELD AT WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON WOMAN IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX RAFFLE TICKETS AVAILABLE TODAY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE LOOKING FOR ARMED ROBBER,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CYANIDE FOUND IN WELL NEAR MINING PAD,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CANTON SENIOR CITIZENS HIT POOL BALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AMBULANCE POLICY PROTESTED,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN ELDERS ARE TARGETED BY PROJECT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*HERO TEEN IS BRAIN DEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A RIDE TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISPUTE CLOSES CASINO 11 HOURS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEANS BLOCKS MICKELSON AT CEMETARY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PROUD RIDER INSPIRED BY SPIRIT OF THE EAGLE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*ABOUT THIS REPORT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
STATE BED-AND-BOOZE TAX (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*COLUMN COMES TO AN END,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
APPOINTED OFFICIALS STRUGGLE FOR POWER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STAFFER TRIES TO COVER POOR PRESSLER SHOWING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
THIS COLUMN COMES TO AN END,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CARETRAUM PARAMEDICS ARE WELL QUALIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WASHINGTON NEEDS LONGER TRAFFIC LIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
LOCAL TV STATION INSENSITIVE TO INDIANS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
'CHRISTMAS' TRUE MEANING DISTORTED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
ANDERSON SHOWED NORWEGIAN DESCENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
PLAYERS SHOULD ACT AS EXAMPLES TO OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
LET STUDENTS DECIDE ABOUT 'IMPRESSIONS' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
PEPSI CHALLENGE IS NOT QUITE A HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CLASSIC DAY FOR USD, AUGUSTANA","Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE END SKID,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NOT FREE OF POLITICAL DISPUTES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
CRASH VICTIM REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOBIL HOME OWNERS MUST REGISTER IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN GIRL CHARGED IN BOWDLE DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TV SHOW TO FEATURE STATE OF STATE SPEECH,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*1990 YEAR IN REVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GENERAL CITY WORKERS OK NEW CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FRIGID TEMPERATURES CHILL SD,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTANS HAVE RECESSION ON THEIR MINDS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
18 HOMICIDES COMMITTED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
APPLEBEES PLANS TO LOCATE AT STOCKMANS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"3,000 PROMOTIONAL BUTTONS BOAST","Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
POPULARITY IS GROWING,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT 1990 BROUGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*ANDERSON KNEW STATE INSIDE OUT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1990, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*MICKELSON AS SURPRISING AS JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*400 CANDLES HONOR 400 WHO DIED,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE RIGHT WAY TO NAG,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HEADLINES WE'D RATHER NOT SEE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MARINA WOULD ENTICE SD TRAVELERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HUMANE SOCIETY BEST PLACE FOR STRAY PETS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TROUBLING PERIODS TREATABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CREVIER GAINS HER FAME FROM BASKETBALL WIZARDRY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
2ND MARRIAGES REQUIRE CAREFUL ESTATE PLANNING,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WALKAWAY RETURNS TO PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARTIST REDLIN SAYS HE'LL FUND ART CENTER,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST LADY MET HUSBAND AT CHURCH IN 8TH GRADE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*KLONDIKE, MOCKINGBIRD","Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SESSION MAY SEAL MICKELSON'S FATE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BELLE FOURCHE TRIAL STAYS PUT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STAR OF BETHLEHEM TRACKED BY COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
US ATTORNEY ADDING RAPID CITY ASSISTANT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USD PROFESSOR TO STUDY REFUGEES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WEBSTER MUSEUM PLANS MEMORIAL TO ANDERSON,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RAPID CITY BIRTH RATE 5TH NATIONALLY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FOOD STAMP FRAUD TARGETED,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*PAYMENT DECISION SURVIVABLE, SIOUX SAY","Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY MAY GET RURAL ADDRESSES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BIZARRE SWANGO CASE DRAGS ON (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DR SWANGO DESERVES BETTER TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SACRIFICE NEEDED TO HELP NATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BROOKINGS COUNCIL GETS ITS TURN,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY ZOO WILL CLOSE ON WINTER WEEKDAYS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CO-WORKERS WHO WON {dollar}100,000 IDENTIFIED","Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRANT TO ENABLE SCHOOL TO FIND HELPERS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEAVY WEED GROWTH EXPECTED NEXT SPRING,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KAUR FIRE CAUSES MINOR SMOKE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BLOOD MOBILE BEATS PROJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSIONERS MAY HIKE PAY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WWII PRISONERS REUNITED 48 YEARS LATER,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GRAIN DRIVE TO AID STARVING SOMALIS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
28 SCHOOLS LOSE SUIT'S 1ST ROUND,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BABY BALD EAGLES MAY BE BORN IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEDICAL SCHOOLS ADDS ASSISTANTS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"USD PROFESSOR GETS RESEARCH AWARD, GRANT","Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WITNESSES VIEW RAPE UNDER STREETLIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HOUCK ALWAYS PUT UP A GOOD FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MICKELSON DEFENDS FULL-TIME LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RESORT MAY OPEN BY THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"TROOPS TO HELP BUILD PANAMA ROADS, BRIDGES","Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HOMESTAKE GOOD INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*EAST RIVER DEER SEASON WILL REOPEN,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THREE KLINKHAMMERS WRESTLE TO SEMIFINALS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER WAS SHARP IN '92,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PRIEST SHARES '93 DREAMS AND SCHEMES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SUN-DRIED TOMATOES ARE TOPS FOR COOK,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CORSON BAR STRIPPED OF LICENSE KEEPS NUDE DANCERS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FLU BUG PUTS MANY OUT OF COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ARGUMENTS AGAINST SEAT BELTS DON'T WORK (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ETHANOL DEAL HAS ... (WATERTOWN PUBLIC OPINION),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MADD'S GOALS HAVE BECOME UNREALISTIC (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"RURAL, URBAN POWERS MUST WORK TOGETHER (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WHAT IS YOUR NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FIREFIGHTERS HONORED AT RETIREMENT PARTY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S CAMPAIGN TO START IN FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 21, INDICTED FOR GUN INCIDENT","Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPARKS IGNITE FIRE IN GARRETSON HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"YOUTH POINTS BB GUN AT CARS, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY'S EASTERN SKYLINE TO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOGS' LIVES GET BETTER,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEUKEMIA VICTIM UNDERGOES TRANSPLANT NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN-AGE SHOOTING WAS WAKE-UP TO VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EX-TEACHER GETS YEAR FOR SELLING MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"GUN, CASH STOLEN FROM YANKTON STORE","Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON TO WORK ON TREATMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER ATTACKS CROP DIASTER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEEN-AGER'S DEATH IS UNDETERMINED,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DM&E RAILROAD PAYS DEBT TO OTHER LINE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FAMILY WHOSE DOG WAS SHOT CHARGED,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PIPESTONE BAND MARCHES WEST,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JURY OF THREE TO HEAR POLICE SHOOTING CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH MEETING CONTINUES FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JOBLESS RATE CLIMBS TO 3.9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*TRI-CITY OUTLASTS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
4 INDUCTED INTO SDIC HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MANAGING MILESTONE FELL TO 'NICE MAN',"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*NEXT YEAR'S STOCKING STUFFER--ANTIBIOTICS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*OUTCOME-BASED IS SUCCESS-BASED (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*COUNCIL MEMBERS DESERVE A RAISE--HANSON,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*STRIP BAR OWNER GRINS, BEARS GOING DRY","Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY BETTER POISED TO MOVE FORWARD (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SALARY HIKES UNFAIR TO SOME EMPLOYEES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POSTAL SYSTEM DELIVERS FOREIGN MAIL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
US BUILT HOMES FOR RUSSIAN VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SCHOOL HELPS POOR CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN WINS JACKPOT IN ROYAL RIVER GAME,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALTER MILLER'S FLACK TO TAKE NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC TV TO SELL INAUGURAL VIDEOTAPES,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER READY TO MAKE HIS MOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SWAPS OF PRISONERS DON'T RAISE CROWDING, COSTS","Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BREKKE IN LINE TO BE CITY ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MAN WHO CLAIMS GODHOOD FREED FROM COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NETTLETON COLLEGE DROPS COSMETOLOGY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*POLICE SEEK VANDALS OF GOLF COURSE WELL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLAYWRIGHT'S COMEDY WINS THEATRE AWARD,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PLATE APPOINTED NEW POLICE CHIEF, TAKES OVER SUNDAY","Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WINTER CAMPERS START RENDEZVOUS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*POLICE GET TIPS IN ATTEMPTED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RADIO STATIONS MAY CHANGE OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*USD SYMPOSIUM OFFERS VIEW OF AFRICA,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"TOWN'S WATER SUPPLY IS AT RISK, OFFICIALS CHARGE","Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SD FARM GROUPS LIKE CHOICE OF AG SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"MOTOR-VOTER LAW A BURDEN, COMMISSIONER SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SUPREME COURT REBUKES LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
COURT RULES AGAINST HOG FARM,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
"STATE, TRIBE DIFFER ON GAMBLING PLANS","Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TAX FORMS ARE IN THE MAIL; ERRORS MAY DELAY RETURNS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*FIRST PREMIER CHIEF PUPPE QUITS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
COMPETITION STIFF AMONG NCC WOMEN,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*1994 ARTS ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JOSHUA TREE TOO TENDER FOR SD,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*DEFENDANT IN ROSS CASE SAYS PLEA WAS COERCED,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*VICTIM'S MOTHER WORRIED DANGEROUS DOGS MAY ATTACK A,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HIGHER SPEED LIMITS HAVEN'T CAUSED DEATHS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STOP PORTRAYING LEGAL SYSTEM AS FLAWED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"*SUPERFUND MUST BE MODIFIED, NOT ELIMINATED","Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BUDGET NEEDS TO BE BALANCED WITHOUT DELAY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
ENTITLEMENTS HAVE CREATED BUDGET MESS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
MORAL RELATIVISM IS LEGACY OF THE '60'S (L),"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
DRUG SUSPECT RETURNS TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TALK OF OTHER VICTIMS NOT APT, LAWYER SAYS","Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEST MACHINERY TO CHANGE ITS NAME,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DISTRICT CALLS ON 2 RETIRED OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LURED BY THE ICE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATEWIDE COMPUTER SYSTEM MAKES RETRIEVING EASIER,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BACKERS EXPECT CATTLE FEEDLOT TO BE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS IN NOVEMBER QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BAR HOURS EXTENDED FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TIMBER LAKE TRAFFIC ACCIDENT UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TOWNS INCREASING SALES TAX TO FUND CITY IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR APPOINTED TO WATER COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*PROFESSOR SERVES AS JOURNAL EDITOR,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*VET DEFIES BARRICADE, VISITS MEMORIAL","Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*WORK CONTINUES ON PARKING RAMP,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER TO MAKE CUTS THROUGH ATTRITION,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CHIEF AG STATISTICIAN ADDS FINAL NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"STRENGTH OF FAITH INSPIRED LEAH STOTZ, DIES AT 94","Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*HIGHEST POINTS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COMMISSIONERS INCREASE THEIR SALARIES BY 7.4%,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PARKS DEPARTMENT PROPOSES NOISE RULE,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRUCKS ENTERING SD MAY BE CHECKED BY DRUG DOGS,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
FITNESS GYMS GEAR UP FOR '96,"Argus LeaderDec 30 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS REJECT NON-SALARY STIPULATION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS REJECT NON-SALARY STIPULATION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MILWAUKEE RATED TOP STORY OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MILWAUKEE RATED TOP STORY OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS REJECT NON-SALARY STIPULATION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOMMY TRIGGER TURNS 'EM ON,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*BLOOD-THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*'RABBITS' WALKER HONORED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA'S ECONOMY IN THE '70S,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMALL NURSING HOMES FACE STAFF SHORTAGE-BERESFORD,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ND OIL, GAS TO HELP US NEED","Argus LeaderDec 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SURVIVING 1980 (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARMING GAME OFFICERS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN KILLED IN SNOWMOBILE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IOWANS SAY DEPOSIT LAW WORKING,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WHAT'S BEHIND THE COST OF YOUR STEAK,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*NO, IT IS NOT SPRING","Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HANDICAPPED WILL REMAIN AT BEADLE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HANDICAPPED WILL REMAIN AT BEADLE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SF BLAST STILL INTRIGUING TALE 44 YEARS LATER,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROGRAM GIVES WOMEN NEW OUTLOOK AFTER LIVES DISRUPTED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROGRAM GIVES WOMEN NEW OUTLOOK AFTER LIVES DISRUPTED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SENATORS APPOINT PANEL FOR JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRITICS OF COAL SLURRY PIPELINE PROMISE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CONSTABLE SAYS HE'S NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CONSTABLE SAYS HE'S NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW WATER PLAN CONCERNS LANDOWNERS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SENATORS APPOINT PANEL FOR JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRITICS OF COAL SLURRY PIPELINE PROMISE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SENATORS APPOINT PANEL FOR JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW WATER PLAN CONCERNS LANDOWNERS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FALL RIVER VERDICT APPEAL LIKELY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FALL RIVER VERDICT APPEAL LIKELY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FALL RIVER VERDICT APPEAL LIKELY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MILWAUKEE DELAYS DECISION ON RAIL ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LEGISLATORS RESTORE ADC CUT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BACKS ARGUS IN FUSS MADE BY DOUG MEYER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN PRAISED FOR EXCELLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATORS RESTORE ADC CUT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JACOBSON RETIRES FROM COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOLEM RESIGNS AS ABERDEEN MAYOR,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON TO VOTE ON GAS SUPPLIER,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON TO VOTE ON GAS SUPPLIER,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOLEM RESIGNS AS ABERDEEN MAYOR,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD VETS MAY JOIN AGENT ORANGE SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
8 PERCENT COUNTY PAY HIKE OK'D,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PROPOSED METALS TAX MAY BE AMENDED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PROPOSED METALS TAX MAY BE AMENDED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
8 PERCENT COUNTY PAY HIKE OK'D,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PROPOSED METALS TAX MAY BE AMENDED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ND HUNTER LIKES SD BIRD PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STEVENS WINS LINCOLN MAT INVITE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
IT'S NOT QUITE BUSINESS AS USUAL AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE ICE FISHING HOLE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROSPECTS FOR MAJOR STORM EASE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE BEST AND WORST OF 1981,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HUNTING GROUP OUT OF MONEY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WATERTOWN WINS INVITE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'TIS THE SEASON FOR ALCOHOL-RELATED CRASHES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'TIS THE SEASON FOR ALCOHOL-RELATED CRASHES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COURTHOUSE'S MURAL COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COURTHOUSE'S MURAL COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ESCORT SERVICE OWNER STRIKES PLEA BARGAIN WITH STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RETARDED HOSPITAL PATIENTS SHOULDN'T BE PUNISHED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RETARDED HOSPITAL PATIENTS SHOULDN'T BE PUNISHED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ESCORT SERVICE OWNER STRIKES PLEA BARGAIN WITH STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RATE OF ILLEGITIMATE BIRTHS CLIMBING IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
6 SD COUNTIES DECLARED DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*CITY TO MORE CLOSELY SUPERVISE TUTHILL PARK,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
RATE OF ILLEGITIMATE BIRTHS CLIMBING IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
1982 MAY SEE REAGAN CONTINUE WINNING WAYS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KNOBE AS MOVIE CRITIC (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"WANTS SCHOOLS TO DROP BUSING, FOOD PROGRAMS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
SHOOTING DEATH OF HERMOSA YOUTH PROBED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NORTHERN ALTERS EASTERN SD FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD HAS RECORD BANKRUPTCIES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FIRED BROWN COUNTY SECRETARY WINS JOB BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TWO CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EX-POLICEMAN CHARGED IN GUN THEFTS-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW--STATE SAVES BIG RENTAL BUCKS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"NSP ORDERED TO PAY SD {dollar}20,000","Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GAS DRILLER TO TRY LUCK AT OIL,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS POLICE OFFERS NEW YEAR'S EVE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER BACKS RIVER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FIRED BROWN COUNTY SECRETARY WINS JOB BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HEARING SET IN RC LIQUOR LICENSE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
EAGLE BUTTE ASSAULT CONVICTION OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
WATERTOWN MINE SAFETY OFFICE CLOSING...,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
"UTILITY ORDERED TO PAY {dollar}56,000 FOR MANDAN LINE FEES","Argus LeaderDec 31 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*DEMOCRATIC PARTY HEAD STEPPING DOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW YEAR'S EVE FEWER DWI'S EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ABOUREZK SAYS PEACE PLANS DOOMED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*THE ROLE OF OPAL IS A REAL GEM FOR THIS ACTRESS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*'THE VERDICT' PACKS COMPELLING COURTROOM,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"*MORNINGSIDE, AUGUSTANA SET NEW YEAR'S EVE DATE","Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PIERRE COACH BOB JUDSON HONORED AS TOP COACH,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*GRANT COUNTY'S SHERIFF IS TURNING IN HIS BADGE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCKELLIPS PRESSES FOR CEMENT PLANT PROBE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TRANSFERS MONEY FOR SNOW REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECENT SNOWFALLS PUSH YEAR'S MOISTURE LEVELS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN OK'S EXTENSION OF INDIAN CLAIMS DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE WON'T QUIT WORK ON PELTIER CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY'S MOVE RECOGNIZES NEEDS OF HANDICAPPED (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WISHES SIOUX FALLS WOULD DISCOVER ITS 'TREASURE' (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY DENIES LINK WITH SOLICITATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"GARAGE FIRE MAY BE ARSON, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HAYWARD RESIDENTS SUBMIT PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE LOOK FOR FORGERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SOGN--GRAIN PRICES TO IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ENERGY GROUP WON'T OPPOSE NUKE SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MARSHALL COUNTY FARMERS CAN GET LOANS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY COUNCIL RENEWS LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TODD COUNTY TO OPERATE UNDER HOME RULE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WORK NEEDED TO STOP JUVENILE DELINQUENCY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY SHERIFF--'I DIDN'T RIP OFF',"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
COURT WANTS MORE FACTS FROM HEUERMANN,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JUDGE DISMISSES STEELWORKERS' SUIT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ND FIRM GETS CONTRACT FOR GARRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*AREA GETS BREATHER FROM ICY BLASTS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*POLICE READY FOR REVELERS, HOPING FOR SLOW NIGHT","Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCDOWELL LAWYER FAVORS SIOUX FALLS AS TRIAL SITE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FEAR NOT IS MESSAGE OF GOD,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*TRIBAL CHAIRMAN WILL QUIT LAND ENTERPRISE POST,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'83 STATE ROAD TOLL 23 HIGHER THAN YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARSON LINKED TO FIRE THAT DAMAGED CITY HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLD MAY HAVE KILLED ELM DISEASE BEETLES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM ECONOMY IMPROVES SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GROUP TO HEAR JUVENILE DRUG, ALCOHOL ABUSE","Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS SEE DEFICIT AS NO. 1 ISSUE IN 1984,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DRINKING IN MODERATION MAY BE BEST RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SMALL-BUSINESS MEN OPPOSE STATE COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DRAFTLAW ADDS TO STATE'S PAPER WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PRACTICAL JOKE STARTED WEIRD GIFT EXCHANGES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*HOPE, CARING, JOY, LOVE DOMINATE","Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CENDAK CERTIFICATION AIDS SD WATER HOPES (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ACCORDS WITH SOVIETS BRING BROKEN TREATIES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FREED INMATES NEED SKILLS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW DESERVES PRAISE FOR HIS SPRINGFIELD PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
USD/SPRINGFIELD SHOULD NOT BE CONVERTED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CARRIER ALERT PROGRAM PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ABERDEEN COUPLE'S INSURANCE LICENSES REVOKED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CONGREGATIONS RAISE {dollar}10,000 FOR RESERVATIONS","Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD BANS RESIDENTS' NIGHTTIME WATER USE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JOHN MORRELL WORKER WINS NEW CAR IN DRAWING,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VETERANS CENTER WILL BE OPEN MORE HOURS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR TAKING MONEY FROM BANK,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MANKATO STATE TIPS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SNOW MAY USHER IN NEW YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOLESKY WANTS PENNY ADDED TO SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOUCHED THOUSANDS OF LIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"COLLEGE RECEIVES {dollar}9,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAYTON'S GIVES TO FAMILY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"GROUP WILL GIVE OUT {dollar}2,000 AWARDS","Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LIBRARY WILL REMODEL KIDS' SECTION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CHILD SEXUAL ABUSERS TOOK A BEATING IN '84,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW PRAIRIE PEOPLE CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUPER RIBS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NEW COUNTY ASSISTANT JOB DRAWS...,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SLIP UP CREEK STUDY ON CITY AGENDA,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SINGLES POTLUCK IS NEW YEAR'S DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WORKERS TO BUY STINSON CHEVROLET,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY LOSES VALUABLE SERVANT (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DON'T JUDGE ALL BIKERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOTHER'S TIMELY PHONE CALL HELPS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS' PAY GETTING FATTER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRISON PROBLEMS MAY LINGER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BINGO HELPS INDIAN TRIBES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FALLING GOLD PRICES SPELL TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TEXAS BIKER SUES STATE HIGHWAY PATROL,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON COLLEGE CLOSING,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SUPPORT IS BEST GARRISON OPTION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*PRINCIPAL LEAVES LEGACY OF CARING,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GIRLS TEAM DESERVES MORE MEDIA ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"GUIDELINES FOR WRITING LETTERS, COLUMNS","Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WORTH LOVING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
OFFICIAL MUST LEARN TO SPEND (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CRIME APPARENTLY DOES PAY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
REMODELS FOR COMFORT OF NEW MOTHERS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BRECH HEADS TO MINN FOR TESTS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES DOKKEN'S REQUEST,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RELUCTANTLY OK'S WATER RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLESKY PLANS TO PROMOTE TOURISM,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANSEN TO ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK ON FEDERAL DEBT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOCTORS DISCOVER CAUSE OF GIRL'S ILLNESS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SENTENCING DELAYED FOR BIA OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COLTON'S GAS LEAK HASN'T AFFECTED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HEAT BILLS CLIMB BY 50 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TO RECOVER HISTORY OF OGLALA SIOUX,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPENDS MORE THAN {dollar}129 MILLION IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WALK-IN AID TO TAXPAYERS NO LONGER AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INTEREST IN ALCOHOL FUELS INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WANTS SHARE OF STATE'S GOLD TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
JANKLOW REPEATS CALL TO BLOCK FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TROOPERS ON LOOKOUT FOR DRUNK DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SONNEK'S RUNNING HEROICS RANK AS RARE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HUSKIES--NCC TITLE PLANS EARLY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEAM PLAY HIGHLIGHTS SUCCESS IN '85,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY QUESTIONS DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RETALIATES IN FARM TRADE WAR,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BRECH GETS COUNTY'S OK,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*AQUINO THE YEAR'S BRIGHEST STAR (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HUNKING LISTED IN FAIR CONDITION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS HAVE LONG LIVES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATES TO TRY TO CASH IN ON LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOYKIN TRIAL TO GO AHEAD,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"REDFIELD TO GET {dollar}300,000","Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THOMS SAYS SO LONG TO COUNTY BOARD,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
KSOO BUYS 2 STATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CITY MEN CHARGED WITH BURGLARY OF SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-SIOUX EMPIRE OFFICIALS PUT ON PROBATION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"IRS BEGINS MAILING 284,000 PACKAGES IN SD","Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY APPEALS MCKENNAN DECISION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LOBBYIST NAMED DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WILLIAMS PIPELINE ASKS FOR HEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ALCOHOL-RELATED DEATHS DECLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
TOURISM AGENCY--SKIERS SATISFIED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOLIDAY STORE HOURS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA GRABS HOLIDAY TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WINDS STORM ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*1987 DAKOTA TRIVIA,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CLUBS NEED TO OPEN UP DOORS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PUBLIC OPINIONS FOR THE NATION IN 1988,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ELIMINATING LPN'S WOULD BOOST COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
EARLIER IS BETTER FOR HOLDING BACK,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*WATERTOWN WINS LINCOLN MEET,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA WINS TITLE 88-74,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARRIVAL OF THRILLERS HEADS LIST,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ANDAL WANTS SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY OFFERS GUIDE TO PRESERVATION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GEPHARDT TO STUMP JAN 9 ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE DEPARTMENT LOSES EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLIDER LOSS BRINGS MIXED FEELINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLUBS MERGE TO IMPROVE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*LAWMAKERS DISAGREE ON USING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS MAY GET DISASTER PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIQUOR TAX PETITIONS CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP--MINING RULES DAMAGING,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*USE OF I-229 INCREASES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ARRAIGNMENT FOR WATERTOWN TEEN POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOND SOLD TO HELP TRAIL KING EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMMODITY PROGRAM SIGN-UP ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FEDERAL COURTS TO BEGIN SECURITY CHECKS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GOVERNOR CREATES DEVELOPMENT AWARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"STATE RECEIVES {dollar}40,000 FROM BULLION SALES","Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TOWNS BEGIN NEW YEAR WITHOUT LOCAL DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BAR-HOPPING AT 19,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISCARDED CIGARETTE PROBABLY CAUSED FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUSH SHOULD ESTABLISH CLEAR AGENDA (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STEALING FROM GRAVE CAUSES FAMILY TORMENT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LETTERS EXPLAIN TORCH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
STORY DIDN'T NEED PICTURE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
BUSH SCORNED PAY HIKES (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
RIGHT TO LIFE WON'T FADE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*WRITER CONCENTRATES ON DEPICTING DAKOTA PAST,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS HELP SOCIETY'S FUND-RAISER (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
EROS DONATES {dollar}600 TO CARDV (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
FURNACE SUSPECTED IN VAN PLANT FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IDENTIFIED IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW YEARS DAY TRAFFIC PERIOD BEGINS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAFETY AWARDS GIVEN TO TRANSIT EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT MERGER DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON MAN DIES FROM CRASH INJURIES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BURGLARY SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CITY HAD DEADLY, SMOKY YEAR","Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOUNDED KNEE IS TOO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*DROUGHT, MORRELL TROUBLES CAPTURE HEADLINES","Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WOMAN APPEARS ON 'THE PRICE IS RIGHT',"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY WOMAN SUES MAKER OF COPPER-7,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*NEB-OMAHA TIPS BIKINGS 73-71,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*YANKTON WINS MAT TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRIPLETT JOINS HAWKEYE STAFF,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*60 STORIES IN THE '80'S REVISITED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"OFFICERS URGE A SAFE, SOBER HOLIDAY","Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"1980'S--SOME BIG STARS, BIG LOSERS (ED)","Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GIVING TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS BIA POWER,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
OFFICIALS WHO IGNORED CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUP SEEKS HUNTING BAN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
POLICE SET POOR EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
POLITICAL EARTH WON'T MOVE IN 1990,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
VETS NOT US OBLIGATION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WHERE DOES JAIL MONEY GO (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PLAYOFFS BEGIN WITH LEGAL DECISION IN '80'S,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD'S BEST OF THE 1980'S,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOWLING IS PERFECT MATCH,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ANGLERS BEWARE OF THIN ICE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TOURISM BOARD PLANS WALLEYE COMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD GROUP WANTS TREE DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
CYANIDE REPORTS CONCERN PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FURNACE OVERLOAD CAUSED HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH CARE ORDERLY CHARGED WITH RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICES WILL CLOSE NEW YEAR'S DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
8 CONSERVATION LOANS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A PILE OF PINES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AGENT GIVES UP LIFE OF EXCITEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD RECORDS A PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"DECADE WAS 'PARADE OF CRISES, SOLUTIONS'","Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOONSOCKET WILL VOTE AGAIN ON NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO CORRECT RESERVATION UNDERCOUNTING,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
IT'S TIME TO PARTY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NORTHERN STATE FAILING TO MONITER BOOZE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FEW CATTLE DIED IN COLD SPELL,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PORN STORE OWNERS WELCOME PROTEST,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FEW IMPROVEMENTS IN INDIAN LIFESTYLE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*POLITICS GREAT--CHANGE IN 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*STARTING WORKERS TOUGHER TO FIND,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER SCHEDULES TRIP TO LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"MADISON DEALER ADDS CHRYSLER CARS, TRUCKS","Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST AGREES TO ACQUIRE S&L,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY NAME IS TESTAMENT TO ZIEBACH,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*THE '80S CHANGES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"CITY, STATE WILL GET CLOSER LOOK","Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*BABY BORN IN CAR HAS PATIENCE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*MAKE-A-WISH GIRL WINS BATTLE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.01, col.3"
*SCHUMAKER FADED QUICKLY AS POLITICIAN,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*OLD ARKOTA BALLROOM A SHRINE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.02, col.2"
FISHERMAN NEVER TIRES OF TALE ABOUT DRUG PLANE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.02, col.2"
*MATTHUIS MAKES VOICE FOR HERSELF,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.02, col.5"
*STILL WANTS MORE BRIGHT KIDS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.02, col.5"
*DECADES FIRSTBORN LOVES WRESTLING,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*MATHIS STILL SEEKS ANSWERS IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
'ROADS LOOK GOOD',"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
STILL DREAMS OF PERMANENT CAMP IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
FAITH FAMILTY FINDS MANY SUCCESSES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.03, col.3"
*QUIETLY BUILDS BUSINESS VENTURES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.03, col.5"
PRISONERS FORCE BETTER TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.03, col.5"
DAD CAN NEVER FORGET SAVING SON,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.03, col.6"
*JEANNIE STAYS ON SOAP BOX,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
"*VOICE BACK--NEXT STOP, BROADWAY","Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN'S AUSTIN DESIGNS GOOD LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*DEPUTY NEVER SORRY HE CAME 'HOME',"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.04, col.4"
*PROLIFIC WRITER RETIRED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.04, col.4"
*FOUR WILL ALWAYS SHARE LIFESAVING ACTIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
IT'S HARD TO FORGET RUNWAY DEATH,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.05, col.5"
5-YEAR WAIT PAID OFF,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.05, col.5"
*DEPUTY SHOOTS FOR HIGHER ROLES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
SHE HAS 'LIFE BACK' AFTER PARALYSIS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
AIMS TO WRESTLE IN '92 OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.06, col.2"
*2ND MARRIAGE STILL A DREAM,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.06, col.4"
*COACH FIGHTS BACK AFTER BREAKDOWN,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.06, col.5"
THORNBURG MISSES AREA,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.06, col.5"
*MAKING STRONG RECOVERY FOLLOWING STROKE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
BENNIS-TYPE CASES BAFFLE AUTHORITIES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
"NEW LIFE, JOBS IN CALIFORNIA EASE PAIN","Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*'MR CLEAN' AN ARTIST ON MOVE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.07, col.2"
*MAYOR WILLIAMS' SECRETS FOR SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.07, col.2"
FORMER MORRELL MANAGERS DOING WELL,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.07, col.2"
*TITLE-WINNING BASKET LIVES ON VCR,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.07, col.3"
HOOPS FINDS HAPPINESS IN MISS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.07, col.4"
INFECTED MAN SEES LESS HYSTERIA,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.07, col.4"
*ERWIN CHURCH STANDS ONLY AS A MEMORY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
ESCAPED 6 STILL ARE IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
"*FATHER, CHILD 'START NEW DREAM'","Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.08, col.2"
GIRLS STILL WANT CHANCE TO SERVE MASS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.08, col.2"
*CLENDENON PUTS PROBLEMS BEHIND,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.08, col.5"
*MARILEE LANDS ON TV IN WISCONSIN,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.08, col.5"
*REPORTER WHO SHOT FLIGHT 232 CRASH,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
SD TEEN SAYS BYE TO HARVARD,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*BABY THRIVES ON HOME LIFE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.09, col.2"
PRIESTS ADJUST TO NEW ROLES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1989, sect.N, p.09, col.4"
*NEIGHBORHOOD BAR WILL TAKE OFF SOON,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SERIES OFFERED PEEK INTO LIFE OF SMALL TOWNS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEALTH IN 1990,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
1990 HAS BEEN A PRETTY GOOD YEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"GENEROSITY, KINDNESS, LOVE HELP EASE PAIN (L)","Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MEDIA BLITZ INSULTS ACTIVE DUTY PERSONNEL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COMMISSION FORGETS WHO IT REPRESENTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PARTIAL QUOTES CAN GIVE THE WRONG IMPRESSION (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PARK BETTER CHOICE THAN A CONDOMINIUM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
IUD IS SAFE METHOD OF BIRTH CONTROL,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
AMBULANCE ISSUE BEFORE COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD NOMINATIONS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BISHOP SHOWS OFF HISTORIC HOME,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INTERM COMMISSIONER REGRETS RADIO BOO-BOO,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HERIOC TEEN DIES AFTER FIRE RESCUE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"*INSECT EXPERT TO RETIRE, 'GIVE BUGS A BREAK'","Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COLD BREAKS STATE RECORDS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CUSTER COUNTY OFFICIALS POSTPONE WILDFIRE RULINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FORMER COUNTY WORKER SUING FOR BACK PAY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD STANDOUTS MEET IN BIG LEAGUES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SD'S STARS IN THE SHADOWS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD REQUIRES RESTRAINING ORDER UNTIL DIVORCE FINAL,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
RAINS BRIGHTEN SD FARMERS' YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
QUOTE-WORTHY COMMENTS FROM '91 STORIES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LESSON LEARNED THE HARD WAY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD CALLED A TAX HEAVEN,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GOVERNOR DESERVES 'B' FOR WORK SO FAR (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KEEP NEW MINING OUT (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WHAT'S HAPPENED TO CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRESENTATION SISTERS ACTIVE IN SF (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
WAGES HERE SHOULDN'T ENCOURAGE NEWCOMERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
KNOCKING REFUGEES SHOWS MAN FORGETFUL (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*SD TRIVIA,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CASTANEIRA MAKING COURT APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE SENTENCED FOR RAPING CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUNMAN ROBS ALCESTER MOTEL,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY TRAFFIC WATCH HAS BEGUN,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN HIT AND RUN,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CONSTRUCTION WORK STACKING UP,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A COLLECTION OF MEMORABLE QUOTES FROM 1991,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY DELAYS GOLF COURSE DECISION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KLEIN IS MAIN '91 READ,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD'S TOP STORIES OF THE DECADE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SMALL SOCIAL SECURITY BOOST WON'T BE ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 HIGHWAY DEATHS PUT STATE'S TOTAL AT 143,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"JAPANESE DONATE 5,000 BOXES OF CLOTHING","Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*A YEAR OF NEGOTIATION FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*THE GOOD, THE BAD OF GAMBLING","Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD HOLDS ITS OWN,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*MAGIC YEAR IN SPORTS GREW SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GIRLS TOURNEY TOPPED RARE MOMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*VIKINGS SUPERIOR TO DULUTH 70-65,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*'91 GOOD FOR SD HUNTERS, ANGLERS","Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
REST OF NATION UNAWARE OF SD'S OUTDOOR RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION DISPUTE RESOLVED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
GIRLS TOURNEYS WERE ALL SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1991, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*MOELLER'S DEATH SENTENCE TOP 'ARGUS' STORY OF 1992,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE COLLECTS 22 PERCENT OF SUPPORT PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
YEAR ENDS ON BITTER COLD NOTE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
1992 NOT ENTIRELY MEMORABLE FOR US (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BAD REVIEW SHOULDN'T DISCOURAGE PERFORMERS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHY IS IT SO HARD TO TELL THE TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MAKE ALL ARENA SHOWS GENERAL ADMISSION ONLY (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GIVE CHILDREN DAYS OF PURE HAPPINESS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
RETAILERS LEAVE OUT REASON FOR CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"GIVE GIFT OF LIFE, TEACH KIDS TEMPERANCE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
AIRLINE ADDS ROUTES TO SD SERVICE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE GIVES RANCHER DEADLINE IN SUE CASE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 6 MONTHS FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MANY PLACES CLOSED FOR NEW YEAR'S DAY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HELPING TO TOW AN AWFULLY COLD FRIEND,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"'92 QUOTES DISPLAY HUMOR, PAIN","Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CASINO SHARES FOR OUT-OF-COUNTY TRIBAL MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATOR SAYS 'HOME ALONE' BILL NEEDED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FATALITIES ON SD HIGHWAYS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN COLLEGE SEEKS NEW LEADER,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD FOUNDATION HEAD TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
243 SOUTH DAKOTANS GO TO WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FIESTA TIME--MEMBERS OF THE BROOKINGS HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SWENSON PRESENTS FARM IDEAS TO CLINTON,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"BOY, 10, JOINS WOUNDED KNEE JOURNEY","Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
INVESTMENT TAX CREDIT PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PORK PRODUCERS PLAN CONTINUED EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*AREA EXPERIENCES UPS, DOWNS","Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
ECONOMIST SAYS RECESSION NOT A FACTOR IN SD,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FALLS TO 2.8% IN NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*WRESTLER'S RETURN HAD SILVER LINING,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SKYFORCE FALL AGAIN, 118-99","Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MULTICULTURALISM PROMOTES DIVERSITY (PROF),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*1993 IN QUOTES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESSES OPPOSE DOWNTOWN STRIP BAR,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PENNSYLVANIA SUES SD CHARITY FOR FALSE CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FOUR DIE IN I-29 ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MORAL BREAKDOWN IS ROOT CAUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRISON INMATES NEED TO QUIT WHINING (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GUN CONTROL WON'T STOP VIOLENT CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CITY MEN INJURED IN CRASH ON CLIFF,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HIGH-SCHOOL STUDENTS INVITED TO PARTY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE MUGGING CASES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN CHARGED WITH RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TIM JOHNSON TO LEAD HEALTH-CARE MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED WITH VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BERGELAND CENTER TO MOVE SOUTH OF 41ST,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PICKING UP THE PIECES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SNUG SLIDE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EX-MADISON WOMAN FACES ANIMAL-CRUELTY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S TAX BURDEN FIFTH LOWEST,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FEDERAL TAX FORMS TO START ARRIVING SOON,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOLD RINGS STOLEN AT FLANDREAU SHOP,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VACATIONS DELAY DECISION ON AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN BUILDING DAMAGED BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CITY WOMAN FACES CHARGES OF ABUSE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EAGLES RETURN TO JAMES RIVER VALLEY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WEEK FOR WOMEN PLANS UNDER WAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
97 PIGS DISAPPEARED IN STORM,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*NO SURE BETS IN SDIC RACE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*USD SET TO BEGIN DEFENSE OF NCC TITLE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TACKLE OUR TRIVIA,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS' PAY IGNITES DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TAXPAYERS SHOULDN'T BEAR BURDEN (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VIOLENCE ISN'T WAY TO OPPOSE ABORTION (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"CAL THOMAS FOR MORALS, NOT AGAINST PEOPLE (L)","Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS WATER CARRIES CARCINOGEN (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CUOMO TALKS 'BASEBALL' WITHOUT PLAYING POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
S. DAKOTA ABORTIONS RISE 3.5%,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
15 SD COUNTIES HAVE WHEEL TAX,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ALCESTER WOMAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BLUE CROSS NAMES NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LABOR DEPARTMENT RECOGNIZES UNION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR GETS 20 YEARS IN PEN FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS GAIN GROUND IN '94,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TWO MEN CHARGED WITH SETTING TRAILER ON FIRE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY TOP STORY OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LAKOTA FUND TO GET DEVELOPMENT GRANT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SUPERINTENTENT TO RETIRE IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SUPERINTENDENT TO RETIRE IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TODDLER TAKES JOY RIDE WHILE MOTHER IN STORE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS SCHEDULE PROPERTY-TAX HEARING,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
KROGMAN MAY RUN FOR CONGRESS IN '96,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*NASH FINCH CO. BUYS ECONOMART,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"FEWER WED, DIVORCE IN SD","Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"SUPERVISOR LEAVES GAME, FISH AND PARKS","Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SNOW GIANT,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"YEAR WARMER, DRIER THAN NORMAL","Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"*1994 BRINGS TRENDY STORES, LOCAL DIVERSITY","Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*RACING YEAR OVERFLOWED WITH EMOTION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE GROUNDED,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NCC MEN'S BASKETBALL PREVIEW,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO RUN RIGHT WAY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
"MORE POLICE MAY NOT MEAN LESS CRIME, OFFICIALS WARN","Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AREA CHRISTMAS SALES EQUAL TO LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NOBODY'S SAFE WHEN CALLERS CONFRONT SPORTS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKYFORCE CAN'T MATCH MACKERS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHRISTMAS MAKES MEMORIES SHINE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.A"
*MAN NOMINATED TO SERVE EASTER SEALS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE COVERAGE OFFERED BY STATIONS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FEET STAY WARM AT RENDEZVOUS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
READERS' QUESTIONS SPARK 1995 'JUST CURIOUS' AWARDS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"FAMOUS, INFAMOUS SPEAK UP IN 1995","Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*EIGHT FROM GUARD ARRIVE IN GERMANY,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MAN, 44, INJURED WHEN AUTO STRIKES TRAIN","Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DRIVER INJURED IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S 2 SENATORS AT ODDS OVER PAY FOR FEDERAL WORK,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"FARMER OFFERS {dollar}1,000 REWARD AFTER THEFT","Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MAN STABBED IN CHEST IN DOMESTIC DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SD'S DRIVERS AMONG NATION'S YOUNGEST,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SEEKS RESTRAINING ORDER STOPPING DEER-REDUCTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
EXAMPLES OF ACCIDENTS INVOLVING YOUNG DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"CHERISHED FAMILY, CHURCH, FARM","Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*LARGEST SCHOOL DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MONEY AND TAXES BIG STORIES OF '95 (ED),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LEAVE US SCARED BUT WATCHFUL (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"DON'T LAY OFF, PAY AT SAME TIME (MITCHELL DAILY)","Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
GRAZING SHOULD NOT BE DOMINANT LAND USE (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
IMMIGRANTS SHOULDN'T RECEIVE OUR BLAME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
ASK FOR PRIVATE RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"PUT END TO LATE-TERM, PARTIAL-BIRTH ABORTIONS (L)","Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
SIOUX VALLEY ISN'T GENEROUS ALL THE TIME (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
LIBERAL EXTREMISTS POSE THREAT TO US (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
DON'T FORGET ACTS OF EVERYDAY HEROISM (L),"Argus LeaderDec 31 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
Yankton man to run for seat in house.,"Argus LeaderDecember 20, 1995, sect.D, p.1, col.2"
Three homes seized in drug cases.,"Argus LeaderDecember 21, 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
Redfield woman wins national Jaycee honor.,"Argus LeaderDecember 22 1990, sect.C, p.3, col.3"
Eight employees ready to help co-workers.,"Argus LeaderDecember 22, 1994, sect.D, p.5, col.2"
Actress' death caused by weak heart.,"Argus LeaderDecember 23, 1988, sect.C, p.2, col.1"
Local Somali says U.S. late with help.,"Argus LeaderDecember 5, 1992, sect.A, p.3, col.1"
Follow the leader.,"Argus LeaderDecember 9, 1992, sect.D, p.1, col.1"
*ARTS TO ENLIVEN DOWNTOWN MALL,"Argus LeaderDep 12 1980, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
MUNSONS STILL WAITING,"Argus LeaderDep 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MERCURY HITS 2-YEAR LOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SERVICE TAX BILL INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SERVICE TAX BILL INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW LOWERS HIS EXPECTATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW LOWERS HIS EXPECTATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NO CHOICE BILL PUT OFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
A STEP TOWARD FISCAL SANITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW WITHDRAWS APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW WITHDRAWS APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
HEW REFUSES TO FUND MEDICAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HEW REFUSES TO FUND MEDICAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE BOARD DOESN'T WANT ED IN POLITICAL ARENA,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
ANTI-OBSCENITY BACKERS NOT GIVING UP FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
ABORTION BAN MAY AFFECT BIRTH CONTROL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEUHARTH TO ADDRESS AUGUSTANA FELLOWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"*THRILL WANES, FIRES DIM FOR COACH SCHUELER","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OSCAR HOWE THE NEED TO PAINT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OSCAR HOWE-THE NEED TO PAINT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS',"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JAMES DEAN REVISITED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PAINTING REVEAL STATE'S PAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*PAINTINGS REVEAL STATE'S PAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*ECM LEADER OF THE JAZZ PACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.4"
*SENATORS MIX FUN WITH WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SENATORS MIX FUN WITH WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE SHIPPERS MAY GET USDA LOANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INDIGENT MEDICAL CARE PROBLEM NOT RESOLVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE SHIPPERS MAY GET USDA LOANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE SHIPPERS MAY GET USDA LOANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BILLBOARD LAW INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CATTLE PRICE SLIP ONLY TEMPORARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BILLBOARD LAW INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OKS FARM TOOL EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OKS FARM TOOL EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR ASKS TAX-STATUS HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DOG ALERTS MASTER OF FIRE-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SPEARFISH FIRM WORKERS FAVOR STRIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MEANS BEGINS NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DEATH PENALTY APPROVED-SENATE JUDICIARY COMM,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEATH PENALTY APPROVED-SENATE JUDICIARY COMM,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PUC SCHEDULES RATE HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW INTRODUCES HIS STAFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
URBAN LIFE REACHES FARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
URBAN LIFE REACHES FARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
SCABIES PROBLEM IN STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
AUCTION BARNS GIVEN A REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.3"
RAIL LINE CLOSING COSTS {dollar}1.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
FARM FOCUS BIG DAY FRIDAY AT FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
BARROW SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
PCA LOANS {dollar}50.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.N, p.09, col.2"
UNION COUNTY SOIL SURVEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.N, p.09, col.2"
PLANTINGS OF SUNFLOWERS WILL JUMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
PHOTOS HANG UP POT PLANE HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LIGHT SNOWS PADDING CITY'S COFFERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RARE POISON KILLED CATTLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FUN AND GAMES AT THE LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FUN AND GAMES AT THE LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CATTLE SHOT NEAR ONIDA,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DRUG BUST BRINGS MOVE TO STRENGTHEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*BLACK HILLS GOLD-SD CRAFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*'JEAN BRODIE' PRIME THEATER AT PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*BLACK HILLS GOLD-SD CRAFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*MASSAGE-PRESSING FLESH INTO SHAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
UPSET WITH METRICS...YOU'RE NOT ALONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*'JEAN BRODIE' PRIME THEATER AT PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*STUDENTS GET TASTE OF NORTHERN CLIMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LOCAL BAR OWNERS WANT NO PART OF EXCISE TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONTROL OF SCHOOLS UP TO COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL BAR OWNERS WANT NO PART OF EXCISE TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LETTER-SAY HI TO HAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LETTER-SAY HI TO HAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHAIN LETTER ACTION LEFT TO HANSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GAS TAX OK'D-FOUND ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GAS TAX OK'D-FOUND ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STUDENT REGENT SERVES WELL WITHOUT A VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT REGENT SERVES WELL WITHOUT A VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ENVIRONMENT FUNDS TO COME FROM RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER AMENDMENT AIRPORTS OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MOUNT RUSHMORE LIGHTING REDUCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MOUNT RUSHMORE LIGHTING REDUCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PRESSLER AMENDMENT AIRPORTS OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CATTLE HERD EXPANSION ABOVE AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILLS GRANT FUNDS TO STOP ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
OAHE BOARD REJECTS BONDING AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BILLS GRANT FUNDS TO STOP ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BILLS GRANT FUNDS TO STOP ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SENATE VOTES PUBLIC ACCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
PAROLEE SENTENCED FOR HAVING RIFLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
FOUL-FREE LINGEN FELTER KEY TO JACKS' SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOUL-FREE LINGENFELTER KEY TO JACKS' SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANTI-FEDERALIST BILLS BACK IN FOREFRONT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.14"
SD LAWMAKERS MOVING TO RIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
VALIDITY OF CRIME STATS DEBATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PLAYOFFS, SCHOOLS, MANDAN HEAT UP PIERRE","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SINGLES AT CONFERENCE FIND THEY AREN'T ALONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SNOW FALLS ON STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG COWBOY/WRESTLER STRUGGLES WITH DUAL LOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*YOUNG COWBOY/WRESTLER STRUGGLES WITH DUAL LOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SENATE DISSENT AND JANKLOW STYLE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATE DISSENT AND JANKLOW STYLE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATE DISSENT AND JANKLOW STYLE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BOOK DESCRIBES POOR FAMILY'S LIFE IN SD DUST BOWL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*BOOK DESCRIBES POOR FAMILY'S LIFE IN SD DUST BOWL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*RISING TUITION RATES THREAT TO HIGHER EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FOR FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SEES MOTEL RIP-OFF FOR 'A' TOURNAMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SAYS JANKLOW IGNORES INDIANS, THEIR PROBLEMS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SAYS JANKLOW IGNORES INDIANS, THEIR PROBLEMS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RISING TUITION RATES THREAT TO HIGHER EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MONTANA GOVERNOR DEFENDS SEVERANCE TAX (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MONTANA GOVERNOR DEFENDS SEVERANCE TAX (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CALLS FOR AN END TO CITY TAX BREAKS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SEPARATE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
DISPUTES NSP CLAIMS ABOUT NUCLEAR POWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TWO ARRESTED IN SF ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BERG--SDSU LACKS RESEARCH FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
BERG--SDSU LACKS RESEARCH FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SD CATTLE VALUED AT RECORD {dollar}2 BILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PINE NEEDLES CAUSE CATTLE ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BILL WOULD TIGHTEN CONTROLS ON CONSTABLE'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BILL WOULD TIGHTEN CONTROLS ON CONSTABLE'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BILL WOULD TIGHTEN CONTROLS ON CONSTABLE'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SD HSAA CONSIDERS GIRLS TOURNEY CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAYOFF PLAN IS READY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BACKERS DETERMINED TO PUSH PLAYOFFS THROUGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LYLE AVENGES JANUARY LOSS TO KIP HARMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*VET PROUD TO PAY HIS TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CATHOLIC SCHOOL CELEBRATION TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CATHOLIC SCHOOL CELEBRATION TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH MEETS NORTH AT WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*VET PROUD TO PAY HIS TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SEVEN AWARDS TO OUTSTANDING INDIVIDUALS IN COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
BARTERING BOUNCES BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MOST COMMODITY PRICES UP IN 1980,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MOST COMMODITY PRICES UP IN 1980,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MOST COMMODITY PRICES UP IN 1980,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BARTERING BOUNCES BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*WESTERN BANK TAPS REARDON, 34","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"*WESTERN BANK TAPS REARDON, 34","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
HOMESTAKE CONSIDERS 3RD SHAFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE CONSIDERS 3RD SHAFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
"SHEEP, LAMB INVENTORY UP IN '80","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
95 MILES PER GALLON...,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
95 MILES PER GALLON...,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
"DAKOTA, HOME FEDERAL NAME VP'S","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.E, p.06, col.3"
JOB SERVICE CHANGES SF OFFICE SETUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.E, p.07, col.1"
FIRMS MUST POST OSHA INJURY REPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1981, sect.E, p.07, col.1"
"*DESPITE OIL, WESTERN SD STILL RANCH LAND","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANADIAN AIR CHILLS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*PATIENCE, ALL-NIGHT HOURS ARE THE KEYS","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AN IRISHMAN'S ODYSSEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SKYE APPOINTED TO COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PORK PRODUCERS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*PARALYZED SF MAN LOBBIES TO LIVE ALONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, DEMOCRATS DIFFER ON BILL","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF OUTPATIENT SURGERY OFFERS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GUN OWNERS URGED TO COMBAT MOVES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNITED WAY'S SUCCESS IN MEETING GOAL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL WOULD LEAVE GAMBLING TO VOTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS ROWENA HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"HURON BANKER DONATES {dollar}45,000 TO SDSU","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NOT EXACTLY A FACIAL MASK,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WATER TROUBLES CONTINUE TO PLAGUE ROSCOE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*CHAMPION LIVESTOCK BRINGS BULLISH BID,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET NOTHING FOR WEB PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABUSE BILL CHANGE GIVES COUNTIES AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
UTILITIES COMMISSION CHANGES PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*AIRPLANES BECOME AMBULANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*TRAUMA CARE TEAM SAVES LIVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
'THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER' BREAKS MOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAIRY FARMERS MAY BE TAXED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HIKE HOSPITAL COSTS OF ELDERLY ASSAILED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOW IT AFFECTS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONEY FOR WEB CUT-{dollar}5 MIL PROPOSED FOR OTHER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLAN WOULD END FREE LEGAL SERVICE FOR EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POOR CARRY BRUNT OF PROGRAM CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD KEEPS TRUCKING DURING INDEPENDENT STRIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDS MAY CHARGE BANKS BEFORE SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
'FROM BAD TO WORSE',"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR'S SENATE HARDBALL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MATCH ROAD FUNDS--AVOID SD GAS TAX HIKE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAISING QUALIFYING GPA WON'T ENSURE QUALITY TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NEGLECTED WALKS SHOW NO CONCERN FOR OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
KUMM HAS PLAN TO SAVE HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WANT WASTE REGULATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATOR PROPOSES GUN BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PAISLEY WANTS HIGHER TAX ON BANKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WATER DEVELOPMENT BILLS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILLS TO EXPAND LEGAL GAMBLING INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LAWMAKERS TO DISCUSS ATHLETIC ARENA,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
RESTRICTIONS ON UNACCREDITED SCHOOLS BACKED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SENATE PASSES MEASURE ALLOWING DOG SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BOY VICTIM OF ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING--LODGEPOLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CENTENNIAL CAKE WEIGHS 85 POUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COMMISSION DISCUSSES ALCOHOL LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FORUM ON CHILD ABUSE STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STURGIS VA UNIT WON'T BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
2 MEN HELD IN EAGLE BUTTE SLAYING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DETERIORATING WALLS CAUSE K-CINEMA TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
ALCESTER MAN CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING WITNESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CREDIT UNION EMPLOYEE PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD ADS GO OVER BORDER TO ATTRACT RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
2 MEN INDICTED ON FORGERY CONSPIRACY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*JENNI JOHNSON FINDS HER GAME ON THE COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET CALLS FOR {dollar}180 BILLION DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEVELOPER PLANS TO QUICKEN PACE ON HOUSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE SENATE DEBATES THE ISSUE TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON STUDENTS FAIL HIGHER STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PRESERVING INDIAN HERITAGE FULL-TIME JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*YWCA HONORS HANSON, SHELBY","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*COUNTY SETS DEADLINE FOR EXPANSION PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SENATE REJECTS LAW SCHOOL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TODAY TO DISCUSS PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OPEN UNIVERSITIES TO ALL STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POTHOLES RETURNING WITH THAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PIPESTONE PRINCIPAL REJECTS SCHOOL PLAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEVELOPERS WANT TO BUILD 350 APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESULTS OF DR. KOTAS' AUTOPSY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SALE OF CHAMPIONS AUCTION RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"RECALL ORGANIZER--3,500 HAVE SIGNED","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SHORTAGE OF PARTS SHUTS LITTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CENTRAL OFFICE DECIDING WHO HAS RIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KING'S PHILOSOPHY LED TO A BETTER AMERICA (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD TELL PLANS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHEMICAL PEOPLE TASK FORCE WILL MEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE UPHOLDS 2 MEN'S PATENTS ON LURES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN WILL FACE CHARGE THAT HE FORGED CHECKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OZARK AIRLINE BEGIN FLIGHTS TO TWIN CITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF INVESTIGATING HOUSE TRAILER BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS GROUP WANTS TO SAVE CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABDNOR BILL RAISES VETERANS' COMPENSATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BELL FOURCHE CITIZENS TO VOTE ON AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CATTLE PRICES LIKELY TO DROP IN '84,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONSUMERS WANT LEAN BEEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEB PLAYS WAITING GAME FOR MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLANKINTON COMPUTER CONTROLS CITIZENS',"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*MEANS BARRED FROM OGLALA ELECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOARD DOESN'T VOTE ON RIVER AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
KEYSTONE UPS TAX ON TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ASKS THAT HIS MEASURE BE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE ENDORSES REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S BILL EASING 3RD-PARTY BALLOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES BILL CUTTING LIQUOR COSTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MISSION RESIDENTS FIND NEW SHELTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SALE-LEASEBACK BILL 1ST BILL SIGNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"SCHOOL BUS, LIQUOR COSTS, SALE-LEASEBACK","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"SENATE DELAYS GASOLINE TAX, LICENSE FEE","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SENATE REJECTS BILL REQUIRING BUS SIGNAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BILL GIVING CITIES TAX OPTION IS OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
CAR SAFETY SEAT BILL HEADS TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
PANEL REJECTS TAX ON NEWSPRINT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
REQUIRES TO SAY WHY NEW TEACHERS FIRED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
GAS WAR HAS DEALERS SEEING RED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'A PASSAGE TO INDIA',"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PARTY LEAVES LASTING IMPRESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RANCHER EXPLAINS FINANCIAL RIGHTS TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DON'T THREATEN ELECTED OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE SESSION IS FRANTIC TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMS ANNOUNCE ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE PANEL REJECTS LOWER SPEEDING FINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAETRILE WON'T BE LEGAL IN STATE STARTING JULY 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATORS RECEIVE LESSON ON DEFINITIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AMERICAN FARMERS KEEP PEOPLE ALIVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNORS SHARE GOAL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ALL CENTERS NOT CESSPOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MAKE DECISION ON FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BRITTON SCHOOL BOARD DROPS ATTENDANCE POLICY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHAMBER SPONSORS ANNUAL BUSINESS DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FRIENDS, FOES WILL ROAST HUNKING SATURDAY","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAS LEAK INTERRUPTS BUSINESS AT GROCERY STORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW WANTS RULE ON WATER RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SPRINGFIELD EASES PRISON CROWDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TEEN DANCE CLUB CLOSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BILL CUTTING INTEREST ON UNPAID BILLS REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIAL SEES HOUSING MONEY DEPLETION IN 1985,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE KILLS INHERITANCE TAX LAW CHANGE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE PRISON COSTS EXPECTED TO DROP {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*MAN RESCUES WOMAN, CHILD FROM FIRE","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLU BUG BITES HARD AT SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARMED MAN ROBS CITY BANK,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ETERNAL CITY LIVES ON IN MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*GOD CALLS ON WORLD'S NOBODIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SERTOMA CLUB PROVIDED BLEACHERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
2 PUSHED SNOWBOUND CARS FOR HOUR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MANY MADE SANTA HOUSE SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
GASOLINE RETAILERS NOT JR EWING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LAWYERS ARE CAUSING TOO MANY PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POST OFFICE INEFFICIENCY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LETTER GIVES WRONG MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PRO-LIFERS WILL CONTINUE FIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
WATCH OUT FOR EXTREMISTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*STUDENTS LEARN TO OPERATE IN SURGERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, DASCHLE TRADE JABS","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATE RANDALL BACKS ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ROLLICKING POET DELIGHTS YOUNGSTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUSTICES ORDER MAN SET FREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX EXPERTS DIFFER ABOUT SD RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY CONSIDERS PURCHASING 132 NEW VOTING MACHINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HOUSE FLIP-FLOPS ON REGENT RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SKIP SOME STATE RAISES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR PLANS HEARING IN INDIAN SCHOOL RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL WOULD HAVE PARKS DEPARTMENT PAY TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS FIRST LAWS FROM 1986 SESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
KUNDERT TO ANNOUNCE POLITICAL PLANS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE PANEL OK'S CHANGE IN SPEEDING LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUSTICES REJECT SELF-DEFENSE PLEA,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MEANS ASKS FOR HALT IN NICARAGUA BOMBING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
DEADLINE NEARS FOR YANKTON COLLEGE MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
"FRANKENPHONE SET TO RING FOR 30,000","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*ATOM SMASHER A PROJECT THAT MATTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FOOD SERVICE CENTER, CITY'S PRIDE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OPEN MEETINGS LAW NEEDS TO BE PATCHED UP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SINKING SAVINGS SWAY VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KOMA OFFERS GREAT LISTENING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"STATE FIRMS NEED HELP, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ABORTION DAMPENS CHEER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
B-1 OFFER LITTLE TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BACK OUR SPACE PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BROWN'S METHOD IS BEST (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DOWNTOWN PARKING NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LARSON WRONG TO MOCK GOD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
EARLY PRIMARY AS BUREAUCRATIC BLUNDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*MILD WINTER HELPS BUILD FISH POPULATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
CHANGES MADE FOR TURKEY SEASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
INCREASING NUMBER OF NON-RESIDENT PERMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PRESERVE FEES STUDIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER HELPS TOWN KEEP DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WIRING CAUSED YANKTON FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BURNED TO THE GROUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*CRIME LAB NEEDS FUNDS, DIRECTOR SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INMATES HONOR GIRL'S SHORT LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILLS DIFFER ON LOTTERY OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATORS DISCUSS PCB BILL DURING COFFEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INMATE SUES OVER PRISON STATE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHURCH TO COLLECT FROM ANONYMOUS DONOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFULS KEMP, DOLE TO SPEAK","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE WILL HONOR OLDEST FARMER OR RANCHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
1 SUSPECT ARRESTED IN RAPID CITY STABBING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3 TRIBES ELIGIBLE FOR ENERGY ASSISTANCE GRANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BILLS AIM TO CLEAR THE AIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FAMILY FARM GROUP AGAINST TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAY VOTE ON ALLOWING GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FIRST CITY REPORTS NET LOSS OF {dollar}402 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE TO HOST ANNUAL BUSINESS DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"MESABA INCOME UP {dollar}132,306 IN 3RD QUARTER","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PIPER JAFFRAY EARNINGS UP 22 PERCENT LAST QUARTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE KEEPS FREE HAND IN DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BROKERAGE FIRMS ON THE MOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*BUSINESS SEMINARS CATCH ON,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BELL BILL TAKES SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
AGENCY OFFERS FREE TIME MANAGEMENT CLASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
DAIRYMEN'S CONFERENCE WILL BE FEB 11 IN CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
IRRIGATORS CONVENTION WILL BE IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
METROPOLITAN 1986 NET INCOME SETS RECORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
NON-INTEREST INCOME BOOSTS NORWEST REPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
RURAL FAMILIES TO RECEIVE FMHA GRANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*MAIL NEEDS TENDER LOVING CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN TURNS KNITTING HOBBY INTO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PENNY JO SEDIVY WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1987, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*WASHINGTON ANNIHILATES DENVER 42-10,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOOKER FALLS VICTIM TO TECHNOLOGY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN SAVES KIDS FROM CULT IN THAILAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
RETIN-A IS NEW WRINKLE IN ANTI-AGE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
STATE AUTISTIC SOCIETY PLANS MEETING IN CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
THRESHOLD STAFF STARTS SIX SUPPORT GROUPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WALKING TOURS AVAILABLE FOR ALL SAINTS DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
USER-PAYS PRINCIPLE APPLIES TO OUTDOORS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"NEW COMICS, MUSIC ASSAILED (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STUDENTS LOSE VOICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"ARE CAUSA, CHURCH LINKED (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
VOLK'S TACTIC SLEAZY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
EPA PLANS TESTING IN WENTWORTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEETINGS ON CENTER START THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN TO MAKE RUSHMORE VIDEO,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTSON TO STUMP IN STATE WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE GRANT LURES COMPANY TO STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAKE POINSETT HEART PATIENT PRAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOWNS' PATROLLING COSTS TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL-WORKERS WILL STAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RA'S HELP BUILD SENSE OF COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GAS TAX HIGHLIGHT OF AGENDA,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SPECIAL EDUCATION NEEDS STATE AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRIMARY IN SD UP IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
WEIGHTS LIFT PRISON INMATE'S SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*49 DEGREE DROP JOLTS INTO WINTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE NAME CHANGE PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"AFTER SLOW START, UNITED WAY HITS GOAL","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WRIGHT TO ALLOW PAY RAISE VOTE IF MEMBERS WANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MOORE TRIBUTE FITTING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEED FOR STRONG REGULATION OF GAMBLING (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL NAME CHANGE WON'T INCREASE COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ONE BOWL GAME WAS MISSING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PAY RAISE IS SLAP IN FACE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*COOK ADAPTS MENU TO DIETARY LIMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAST FOOD CHAINS TEST CHARGE SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOSPITAL HONORS LOCAL VOLUNTEER,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
COUNTY GIVES VOLUNTEERS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*PRESENTATION COLLEGE HEAD TO BE SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO INTRODUCE DUMP SITE LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP COMMITTEE ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON MAY LOSE WEATHER OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT ARRAIGNED ON ROBBERY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANCER PATIENT TO GET HIS JOB BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTY HALTS ADVERTISING IN ITS BUILDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TENNIS IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE PROBE MORE DRUG CASES IN 1988,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES INCREASE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RURAL TAX EXEMPTION COULD HURT MERCHANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL CUSTODIANS--STUDY TO UNDERMINE UNION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KIMBALL MAN PLANNING TO BUILD WAR MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT BAN PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW LAW ON SPOUSAL RAPE SUGGESTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL OK'S STUDY ON EDUCATION AID FORMULA,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES NURSING EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO EXPAND STATE'S SCRATCH-TICKET LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT TAX CUT STALLS IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL WOULD LOAN STATE FUNDS TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MEASURE AIMED AT STOPPING SMOKING BY MINORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE LAWMAKERS PROPOSE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INCOME TAX PROPOSALS ARE FILED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
CITY LIKES NEW RECREATION CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HANSON SUGGESTS EXTRA TAX ON ROOMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*VIBORG COACH EARNS 400TH CAREER WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BLIND BOWHUNTER DREAMS OF SHOT AT BEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
EQUIPMENT SHOW SET FOR THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NORWEST NETS {dollar}211.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*BUSY BUILDING SEASON AHEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*BILL DEBATED ON KINDERGARTEN AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YEAR OF HEALING BETWEEN RACES KICKS OFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUNDING WORRIES SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*STORE CAN'T FIT MALL THEME,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
INJURED LENNOX SENIOR DROPS OUT FOR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LOTTO GETS SENATE NOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HOUSE OK'S LIMIT ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*WHAT PRESIDENT DIDN'T SAY...,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--DEADWOOD STYLE GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES GET WELCOME ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PARENTS SHOULD VOICE VIEWS ABOUT SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SENATOR EXPOSES SCAM HE SHARES BLAME FOR (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"STATE, NATION LOSE LEGEND (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER FOLLOWS DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*NEBRASKA NUKE DUMP COULD AFFECT SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AUGUSTANA LACKS CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOD CONTROLS GROWING BABY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROSPERITY DOESN'T SHOW IN RURAL AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SEAT BELT FIGHT STUPID (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHURCH DONATES CLOTHING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SOMETHING'S HAYWIRE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FRANKENFELD SETS EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SFC SETS SPRING CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RESTORATION IS TRADITION WITH SF FAMILY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHOW SETS TWAIN CLASSIC TO MUSIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OVERPRODUCTION MARS DEBUT RECORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FLASHBACK WASTES SUBJECT MATTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CURRICULUM FOR KINDERGARTEN NEEDS OVERHAUL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MORE BEGINNING TO HEED UNHEARD MESSAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"BB GUN PELLET HITS, INJURES LOCAL BOY","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE REJECTS TUITION FEE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMS' PRISON PLAN UPSETS GOP LEADER,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE EXPECTING BABY IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JIM BURG TO HEAD MUENSTER CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINIMUM WAGE BILL GETS THROUGH SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL SEEKS STUDY OF DRUG PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULTING OFFICER,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ON SALE FOR {dollar}2.50,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE FEBRUARY 13,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FLUORIDE STUDY DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*LABOR, LIQUOR INTERESTS GAVE TO MUENSTER","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE MOVES TO LIMIT LIABILITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAKE LIGHT OF SOME SERIOUS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION BILL DEFERRED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WASTE SITE WON'T HARM SD WATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR CRITICIZES DEM'S PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BATTERY ACID SPILL CLOSES INTERSTATE 29,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS SUBMIT OWN RURAL HEALTH AGENDA,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOLD MINING BAN PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDY SAYS WASTE CAN BE SHIPPED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EX-INMATE CHARGED IN SEX SCHEME,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CBA TEAM GETS PRODUCT FROM BROOKINGS FIRM,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMPOST SITE FOR LINCOLN COUNTY AREA,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ECONOMIC OFFICIALS PLAN JOB FAIR IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP CONSIDERING CAMPUS ESCORT SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP READIES PETITION TO GET BROOKINGS VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'ROSEANNE' GIVES PLUG TO MOTORCYCLE CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CLEAR LAKE CITY BALLOT SET FOR RECALL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FUND-DRIVE STARTED FOR INJURED COLTON MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"RAVEN GIVES MUSEUM {dollar}6,000 FOR NEW EXHIBIT","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*AMBULANCE VOLUNTEERS RESCUE JEFFERSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES INTO COLMAN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RUSSIAN PROFESSOR GRATEFUL FOR STAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OGLALA MAN ENTERS PLEA IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TWO MEETINGS SET ON JAMES RIVER POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FIBEROPTICS ON SCHOOLS' SHOPPING LISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
COMMISSION WILL CONSIDER PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DELEGATION SUPPORTS PAYROLL TAX CUT PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINING FIRM SUPPORTS PROPOSED 2-YEAR BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SENATE SAYS MINORS CAN SERVE ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TAX EXEMPTION BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE REJECTS INSURANCE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY MONEY FOR CHILD CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"LINCOLN, WASHINGTON GYMNASTS ROLL","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE KLOSTERMANN REPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BILL TO PUSH BIG BUSINESS OUT OF FEEDLOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*HONEY COMMISSION FINDING LIFE LESS SWEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
HY-VEE OFFERS KICKBACK FOR SACKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
SENATORS URGE HEATING FUEL PROBE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*200 PACK ABORTION BILL HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MOTHER MOURNS FOR SON,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CARLSON INVITES ANOTHER JOB WAR (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*UPHILL FIGHT IN CONTROLLING HIGH SUICIDE RATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GULF CRISIS CHILDREN INNOCENT BYSTANDERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T KEEP FENCES' AROUND READING MATTER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RULING DOESN'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WHY FORCE EVERY CHILD TO READ 'IMPRESSIONS' (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"UNFAIR, UNINFORMED IN REVIEW (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
'ARGUS' PRESSLER CRITICISM UNWARRANTED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
NEIGHBORS SPLIT ON HOW TO DEAL WITH BULLY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
LEGISLATIVE MEETING FORMAT FLAWED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
COSTNER RARE HIGHLIGHT OF AWARD SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*PACHOUD, HURST CREATE ODD ACTING COUPLE","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ARENA-SIZED ROCK 'N' ROLL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NO ONE HURT WHEN BULLET RIPS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
QUESTIONS POSED ON AMBULANCE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL TAX BILL OK'D BY COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN SENTENCED IN SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FOOD OFTEN WEAPON DURING WARTIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL LEADERS TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATE DELAYS LONETREE VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"50,486 PEOPLE LEFT STATE IN '80'S","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BILL CITIBANK ON SLIDING TAX SCALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*MISS USA CONTESTANT WEARS 'WOLVES' GOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN PROCLAIMS DAY TO HONOR TROOPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUSINS MEET AGAIN IN SAUDI ARABIA,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WAR COULD THWART ARMORY WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
APRIL VOTE COMING ON DEVELOPMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RESIDENTS WANT VOTE ON WILDFIRE ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SIOUX HISTORY FEATURED AT PIERRE ART GALLERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TAX INCREASE 'INEVITABLE',"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RAPID CITY OFFICIAL--CITY SHOULD PUBLISH VALUATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RODEO GROUP TO REVIEW CITY AS POSSIBLE SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TRIBE SEEKS REPORTS ON FUND-RAISING EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
15 FAMILIES APPLY FOR PLANNED HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AIR FORCE DROPS PLANS FOR RADAR SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BLACK HAWK MAN GETS 14 YEARS IN ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
EAGLE BUTTE MAN DENIES MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GOVERNOR WILL DECIDE MINERAL BOARD TERMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
HOUSE GETS ANIMAL-CARE MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*SURPRISE PARTY STUNS MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL LIMITING RESTAURANT SMOKING TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL WOULD REQUIRE ALCOHOL TESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"CAR, TRUCK AD PLAN KILLED","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*O'GORMAN DEFEATS WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CBA TEAM ALLEGES RACIAL BIAS BY JAMZ,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEAT BELT BILL FAILS IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR--MORALITY NOT UP TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TWIN CITIES NEARLY READY WITH MEGA MALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*GRIFFITH SHOWS SPUNK AS A SPY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
REQUEST THEATRE TESTED BY SF CABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DYSART GIVES STRONG 'DAISY' PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*'PHONE' AT SFC,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PARENTS SHOULD BE ABLE TO PICK SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WAL-MART'S SAM WALTON AN ECONOMIC BRIGHT SPOT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NATION NEEDS TO ADDRESS TWO STANDARDS OF JUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*CHURCHES CONTRIBUTE MIGHTILY TO QUALITY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*FORMER ALL-STAR MAYES BACK WITH SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*USD'S TOO MUCH FOR AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ENERGY ASSISTANCE APPLICATIONS DUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS UNION PLANS PROPERTY TAX PROTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO ATTEND HEARING IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SELLING LSD,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POSTAL SERVICE WANTS TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 STUDENTS SELECTED TO STUDY IN JAPAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CITY, CROLEY ARGUE OVER {dollar}14,000 BILL","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ENHANCED 911 DAZZLES EVEN DURING FIRST TEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HODGES FORMS BACKUP PLAN FOR VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL ADVANCES TO CHANGE STATE NICKNAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWSUIT CHALLENGES TRIBAL COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOMESTAKE--CYANIDE SPILL WAS MINOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MARTIN VOTERS OK ADDITIONAL MOTEL TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STETTER'S MURDER TRIAL MOVES TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAIWAN FLU MAY HIT STATE THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FLANDREAU TEEN TAKES CHARGE OF GOLF CARTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN HOLDS RAPID CITY POLICE AT BAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
2 CHARGED WITH HOMESTAKE FRAUD,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TAX-CREDIT PLAN WOULD BE WORTH {dollar}20 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VOTER REGISTRATION MEASURE FAILS 5-4 IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*SCHOOL DISTRICT BILL TACKLES AT-LARGE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAW LIBERAL ON FIREARMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STUDY OF CITY'S OPTIONS WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*IF SEAT BELT, HELMET BILLS PASS, IDIOCY WILL BE","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*IMPORTANCE OF SEAT BELT USE CAN'T BE STRESSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'ARGUS' SHOULD STUDY PETITION-SIGNING LAW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CONCERT CRITIC TOOK SOUR LOOK AT SYMPHONY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SF BECOMING HAVEN FOR THE WEALTHY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CLINTON WASTED NO TIME IN KEEPING ABORTION VOWS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CLINTON OWES JACKSON FOR VOTER REGISTRATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
AEROSTAR MAKES SUPER BOWL BALLOON,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HELP IS AVAILABLE FOR HOME HEATING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEMI DESTROYED IN SHED BLAZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GOVERNORS TO MEET CLINTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC BROADCASTER LIKES 'SESAME STREET' DAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DROP-OUT RATE 1 IN 10 FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS PROPOSE PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN NEEDS USED SKIS TO BUILD SLEDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RECYCLING CENTER MAY OPEN BY JULY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU STUDENTS FUND HOBO DAY EVENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD STUDIES CLEANING OF DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DOUGLAS SCHOOLS SEEK STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKERS TO CONTINUE MONEY SEARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LIVESTOCK PRICES EXPECTED TO FALL SLIGHTLY IN '93,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*EE BOND TAX RULES UNSETTLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SUPER ROUT LEAVES LITTLE TO SMILE AT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SNOWFOX MAKE WAVES IN WINNING SWIMMING MEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*STUDENTS PONDER WEIGHTY SUBJECTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CONFERENCE STUDIES HEALTH ISSUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GET CLOSE TO NATURE IN COLD-WEATHER CAMPING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*MORE OF THE SAME--COLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WIFE WHO KILLED HUSBAND LOSES BID FOR FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TO WORK PART TIME FOR GOVERNMENT TO PAY TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
THROWS OUT SCHOOL STARTING DATE MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE BACKS EARLIER START ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VOTER REGISTRATION CHANGES TO START JAN 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES COUNTY WHEEL-TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL WOULD END LOW-ASSESSMENTS PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE REJECTS LEFT-TURN LAW CLARIFICATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PANEL OK'S JUVENILE DISCLOSURE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*SENATOR SEEKS BAN ON BUTTERFLY KNIVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE APPROVES PAY RAISE FOR LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
COMMITTEE REVIEWS CAMPAIGN-REFORM BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
KEEP RESISTING URGE TO OVERHAUL PRISON (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RECENT 'ARGUS' WAS FILLED WITH TRASH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STORIES IN PAPER SHOW HOW BAD SOCIETY IS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PEOPLE SHOULD LIVE BY GUIDELINES IN BIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS DESERVES A BETTER NEWSPAPER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
TEACHER'S OPINIONS ON GAYS ARE WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
WHY MUST ARGUS GLORIFY GAY LIFESTYLE? (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*SINGLE-PAYER SYSTEM IS ONLY CURE FOR HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
EMPHASIZE ABSTINENCE TO CUT TEEN PREGNANCY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NO BETTER TIME THAN NOW FOR TAX RELIEF (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
KEEP SOLID GOLD CLUB OUT OF OUR COMMUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
WHITEWATER DEAL PROBE BETTER LATE THAN NEVER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
LAWMAKERS TO BLAME FOR DECLINE OF STATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SOUTH NO PLACE TO FIND A NEW SUPERINTENDENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
EXECUTE DEATH PENALTY INSTEAD OF PRISONERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
WALKAWAY CAUGHT AT CITY HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REALTOR GETS 1 YEAR IN MARIJUANA CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE NAB WOMAN ON SECOND CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BAR OWNER INDICTED FOR TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINNER GIRL DIES IN TRAILER FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO HORSE THIEVERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE FIGHTERS REQUEST INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EASY DOES IT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE'S RIOT TRIAL UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN WHO LOSES WIFE SUES CHARTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DON'T BET ON JULY OPENING OF NEW GOLF-COURSE--STAAB,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FREEMAN TEEN DIES IN GUN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY MAN GETS 25 YEARS IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRANT TO HELP RESTORE DAMAGED BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD PSYCHOLOGIST CONSULTS ON DISASTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION PLANNING VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD PSYCHOLOGIST CONSULTS ON DISASTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TURNER COUNTY HOOKS INTO 911,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EAGLE NUMBERS SOAR ALONG MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN GETS 6 YEARS FOR BITING THE TIP OFF WIFE'S NOSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*FIRST LADY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BANNED SDSU PROFESSOR CAUSES DISTURBANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
TO BROADEN INPUT ON FEDERAL GRAZING LANDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
US WEST CHARGED CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
7 FIRMS TRADE ADVERTISING FOR EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SPEED HELPS WHEN YOU'RE HUNTING QUAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RIDE AT YOUR OWN RISK,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VAN ZEE PACKERS' BIG MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HOT TUB BUBBLES AWAY THE STRESS OF THE DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PRISON OVERHAUL'S TAB: {dollar}17 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BACKYARD GRAVES CONTAIN 2 SETS OF REMAINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STEELE WALKED OUT OPEN FRONT DOOR IN JAIL ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS FEAR HIGHER SALES TAX IN JANKLOW PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
READY TO DEBATE BILL PUTTING LIMITS ON ROAD HUNTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL VOTES TO END SCHOOL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SENATE BULLISH ON BISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
CHILD MURDER SHOULD BE PART OF DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
UNANIMOUS HOUSE OK'S VICTIM'S RIGHTS BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HOUSE PANEL PASSES BILL ON BODY-PIERCING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*JAPAN UNVEILS ITS MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"MORRELL LETS DOWN EMPLOYEES, STATE (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME WASTING AWAY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW TAX PLAN MERELY A BAND-AID (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"PUBLIC TELEVISION, RADIO OFFER QUALITY OF LIFE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ACTION BY MORRELL 'STEALING' FROM RETIREES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MORRELL ACTIONS SHOW COMPANY WITHOUT HEART (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MAN DENIES STEALING HOSPITAL COUGH SYRUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO STARTING FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRIFTERS WILL ADMIT KILLING ABERDEEN MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HABITAT FOR HUMAINITY TO CELEBRATE 5TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BLESSES SOYBEAN PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DEMAND FOR CATHOLIC SCHOOLS RISES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TASK FORCE TO SEARCH FOR HEALTH-CARE FRAUD,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
B-1B FLEET TO STAY AT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"BROOKINGS UTILITY WORKER GUILTY OF TAKING {dollar}26,485","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN'S CONVICTION IN BROOKINGS ONLY TAKES A DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO GAS STATION THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NORTH SIOUX CITY COP WHO RAPED GIRL FACES 25 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*INDIAN SCHOOL STARTS MENTOR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"FORT THOMPSON MAN INDICTED IN BURGLARY, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW VERMILLION BUSINESS SIGNS MALL-ADDITION LEASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VOLESKY MAY RUN FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS PARAMEDIC ADMITS AMBULANCE DRUG THEFTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*STEEP CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY BOARD REJECTS HELPING RURAL WATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
RISK POOL MIGHT AID MORRELL RETIREES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
GATEWAY REPORTS BIG RISE IN SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
CALLERS LIKE SCHOOL DRUG TESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"VERMILLION HAULERS, CUSTOMERS THINK RATE HIKE STINKS","Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
FOSSIL-TRIAL DEFENSE SEEKS ANOTHER MISTRIAL RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ST. AGNES STUDENTS NOTE SPECIAL WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*USD PASSES MARTIN'S TEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER ATTEMPTS TO SHAKE SUPER BOWL,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANSSEN WILL PLAY FOOTBALL AT AUGIE,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ULTIMATE GAMBEL'S QUAIL HAVEN DIFFICULT 2ND TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ITALIAN CLUB FILLS NEED TO MEET--AND TO EAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ITALIAN CLUB FILLS MEED TO MEET--AND TO EAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*QUICK FIXES MEAN MORE VARIETY IN KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 01 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*BUILDING BURNS, 2 MISSING-SIOUX CITY","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COOPER RESIGNS AS USD GRID COACH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COOPER RESIGNS AS USD GRID COACH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*LOSES HOME TO FIRE, VICTIM LOOKS AHEAD","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ADDITIONAL SURPLUS SEEN FOR TREASURY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ADDITIONAL SURPLUS SEEN FOR TREASURY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
RECOGNITION OF CHINA BRINGS NO GAINS FOR US,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE PRAISED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"LET SCHOOLS RULE ON FOOD, CANDY","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WYOMING LEGISLATURE PRAISED FOR RESISTING 55 MPH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN PRAISED FOR STAND AGAINST ABORTION AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
PLAYHOUSE DIRECTOR SUPPORTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*TRACTORCADERS SET UP CAMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*TRACTORCADERS SET UP CAMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*STUDENTS LEARN CHILDREN NEED 'EGGSACTING' CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE FOR LIMITING TERMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELLSWORTH UPGRADING PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FARM SHOW SANDWICHES ARE FILLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTER TRAINING OFFERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU GETS ANOTHER DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"KANSAN'S BOND SET AT {dollar}100,000-ARLINGTON","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS BACK IRRIGATION UNIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE IRRIGATION FUNDS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE MARGIN MAY FALL TO 75 VOTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE MARGIN MAY FALL TO 75 VOTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGHER SPEED LIMIT PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGHER SPEED LIMIT PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ZONING RULE MAY BE ALTERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS SEEK FUNDS TO BATTLE SCABIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COURT SAYS BROOKINGS MAY OPERATE LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GIRLS CLUB INTRODUCTORY ACTIVITIES ARE UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FLU NOT PROBLEM IN CITY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
AUGUSTANA WILL HOST DEBATE MEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CANDIDATES FORM STAFFS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
TRIPLETT LEAGUE'S YOUNGEST COACH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ZELLER PERFORMANCE TOPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*ENERGY NO PROBLEM FOR GYMNASTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1979, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
OTHERS SOUGHT IN POT CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY FIGHTS DISCLOSURE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY FIGHTS DISCLOSURE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DERAIL-A 24 CAR TRAIN DERAILMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEDNESDAY...IT MUST BE PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BIENNIAL GOVERNOR'S AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIENNIAL GOVERNOR'S AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IS IT A BICYCLE OR A MOPED...,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINING FIRM'S TAX BASED ON GOLD PRICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINING FIRM'S TAX BASED ON GOLD PRICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIENNIAL GOVERNOR'S AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINING FIRM'S TAX BASED ON GOLD PRICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IS IT A BICYCLE OR A MOPED...,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BELL'S HAT IN RING FOR SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PRESSLER FACED A FORMIDABLE OBSTACLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BELL'S HAT IN RING FOR SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PRESSLER FACED A FORMIDABLE OBSTACLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"ABORTION A PERSONAL, NOT STATE DECISION","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CARTER'S BUDGET AND TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPPORT SOUGHT FOR THE UNBORN,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CHILDREN INTRIGUED BY MUSEUM INSTRUCTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOW TO HELP FAMILY FARMERS IN EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BENEFIT TO AID LUEBKE FAMILY TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBE OFFICIALS JAILED IN BALLOT DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW CUTS ILL INMATE'S TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEADLINE TO FILE LEGAL BRIEFS SET,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW CUTS ILL INMATE'S TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PETITIONS FOR TAX BREAK VOTE INVALID,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SENATE OK'S TAX RELIEF FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SENATE OK'S TAX RELIEF FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SENATE OK'S TAX RELIEF FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
T & R ELECTRIC WALKOUT ENDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JANKLOW TRUSTS LAWMAKERS ON RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW TRUSTS LAWMAKERS ON RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WHO EARNS MORE MONEY THAN JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CORPORATE TAX TO AID RAILS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CORPORATE TAX TO AID RAILS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SOLUTION FOR FUNDING ELUSIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AID INFORMATION REQUESTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*PRODUCT BOYCOTT AIMS AT TV,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRODUCT BOYCOTT AIMS AT TV,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*1981'S FIRST BIG SNOW HITS HARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD ISSUES KEEP JANKLOW ON MOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*EMPLOYERS TAKE HARDER LOOK AT DAY-CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*EMPLOYERS TAKE HARDER LOOK AT DAY-CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*EMPLOYERS TAKE HARDER LOOK AT DAY-CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VETS SEE HOSTAGE HONORS AS SLAP IN FACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ACCIDENT KILLS 2 NEAR MILBANK,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIMOUSIN SHOW WIN IS GREAT ADVERTISEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIMOUSIN SHOW WIN IS GREAT ADVERTISEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*1982 DISTRICTS BEGIN TO TAKE SHAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS' TRIP HOME DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOW PAY BLAMED FOR TEACHER LOSS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD BUSINESSES BEGIN TOURIST AD CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MERCY IN KOREA (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD HIGHWAYS CRUMBLING INTO NEW CRISIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STUDENT DEPLORES PLUMBING 'SUNSET' (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STUDENT DEPLORED PLUMBING 'SUNSET' (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GROUP OFFERS AID FOR BIRTH DEFECT PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MISS SOUTH DAKOTA GOING OVERSEAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS TO INVADE PIERRE WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEBRUARY IS BASIC SKILLS MONTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NORTHERN STATE SEEKS SCHOLARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER--SD NEEDS SAY IN ETSI,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANDAN HEARING TODAY IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER--SD NEEDS SAY IN ETSI,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEBRUARY IS BASIC SKILLS MONTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN BURGLARY ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SF TEACHER NEGOTIATIONS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*WADER MEASURES THE CFS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CARBON MONOXIDE KILLS 6 IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDY--SD 11TH BEST FOR MANUFACTURERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*'HEARTLAND', 'VICE SQUAD', & 'VENOM' (FINE)","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*AEROBIC DANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*FIRST PLACE IN LEATHERCRAFT CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
AUGUSTANA STUDENTS RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CIVIL DEFENSE VOLUNTEERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SF FIRM WINS CANVAS AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
UTILITY RETIREES HONORED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
VICTORY OVER YANKTON HELPS WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*NEIGHBORS DON'T WANT NEW NEIGHBORHOOD BAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF SENATOR HAS INTRODUCED 24 BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGHWAY PATROL GETS HELP FIGHTING DWI,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S USING ETSI MONEY FOR WATER LOAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEEDERS COULD COST STATE MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND CHAMPS GET RECORD PRICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
4 INMATES PLEAD GUILTY IN RIOT CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COULD BOSTON MISTAKE HAPPEN HERE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSURE FOR POLAND (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EDITORIAL TREATED JANKLOW TOO GENTLY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INDIAN BUREAU GUARDS LAND HOLDINGS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOME CARE COULD CUT MEDICAL COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LETHAL TOLL OF ONE NUCLEAR WEAPON TOLD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FEDERAL COURT TO GET KIDNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECOUNT SHOWS CASTLEWOOD BOND FAILED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN ARRAIGNED ON FIREARM CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TELLINGHUISEN PAYS OFF DEBT TO CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN AUG ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*COUNTY MAY HELP, BUT SEES PROBLEMS","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE GETS JANKLOW'S GRAIN-PRICING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITY'S GROCERS SAY STRIKE HASN'T HURT THEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DEVELOPMENTS MAKE 1982 A HECTIC SEASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TETZLAFF LIFTS SDSU PAST USD, 62-61","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PUMPING SYSTEM WILL HELP RAISE SALMON,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WINTER DEER SEASON HOPES TO THIN NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MORE MEN ARE DOING GROCERY SHOPPING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MUETZE FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE EXPLORES OPEN-PIT MINING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE PROBE THEFT OF 6 TICKET BOXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SELL STATE PROPERTY TO INVESTORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WEB DIDN'T GET MONEY--BUREAU DIDN'T ASK,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS PAY {dollar}800 EXTRA WITHOUT RECIPROCITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOLES IN ELECTION LAW NEED PLUGGING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MONDAY MEMORIAL DAY BETTER FOR THE PUBLIC (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REASONS FOR BLOCKING NUCLEAR FREEZE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
UNION REP URGES FIGHT FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BILL MEANS FACES MARIJUANA CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CLARK MAN SHOOTING VICTIM IN TEXAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN WHO MISSED PEN RIDE SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PORCUPINE MAN DIES IN NORTH DAKOTA CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAYOR WANTS 5TH TERM,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL ASKS AID FOR HEATING SYSTEM--DUPREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
7 ARRESTED AFTER DRUG INVESTIGATION--MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*BEAUTY MORE THAN SKIN DEEP IN CHAMPION COW,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
BILL REQUIRES CHILDREN'S SAFETY SEATS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BILL WOULD ALLOW STATE ATTORNEY FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE CONSIDERS CHANGE IN HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES UNFAIR LABOR BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
OVERWEIGHT AXLE LAW APPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SENATE CONSIDERS ABUSE SHELTER FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SENATE REJECTS FUEL TAX REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SENATOR PROPOSES USED VEHICLE TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SMOKE DETECTOR BILL PASSES HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
VEHICULAR HOMICIDE LAW SUPPORTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*COMMITTEE BILL LIMITS HAY HAULERS' WEIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
DWI WOULD BE TOUGHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
GOV WILLIAM JANKLOW'S PROPOSED LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
NO TUITION FOR SOME TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
STATE WOULD JOIN NUCLEAR WASTE COMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
TEACHER CONTRACT DISPUTES COVERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
LAW COULD SHORT NEXT YEAR'S STATE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
DAIRYMEN SCHEDULED FOR CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MEETINGS EXPLAIN ZONING ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
1983 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN READY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
COMMISSIONS KEEP AMBULANCE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
SHERIFF WAITS FOR TRIBAL LEADERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*'85 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ANNUAL PARK ENTRANCE FEES FROM {dollar}6 TO {dollar}12,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OK'S {dollar}2.5 MILLION FOR PRISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NUCLEAR WASTE SITE BILL HITS SNAG,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PLAYHOUSE TRIES NON-TRADITIONAL PRODUCTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS LEARN ART OF FILM MAKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL PRICE OF ROSES RISES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*MISTY MORNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*URGES EDITORIALS AGAINST BILL PROTECTING BARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DENTIST'S DEATH REMAINS A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAY GET EXTRA MONEY FOR UTILITY BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN BUDGET WOULD EFFECT MANY IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE WANTS MORE STUDY OF HOSPITAL RATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PANEL KILLS BILL TO APPOINT COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EDGEMONT WANTS SIOUX FALLS TO BUTT OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ELLSWORTH 2ND TO GET B-1 BOMBER,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRIME PUMP ON WATER DEVELOPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUC IN TELEPHONE RATE CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DECISION ON COUNSELOR WHO ADMITTED RAPE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HUNKING SHOWS RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
IF 3.2 DRINKING AGE IS RAISED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD ENDORSE ACADEMY OF PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PANEL DELAYS VOTE ON RIVER AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
SENATE WILL DEBATE CHANGING DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
BAND MEMBER'S PARENTS STAGE VARIETY SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES THAT HE BIT WOMAN'S NOSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROSECUTORS DROP KIDNAP CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN TABLES IDEA OF CLOSING EARLIER,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BROOKINGS CONSIDERS PLAN TO PROTECT AQUIFER,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMPANY WILL DRILL TO FIND FERTILIZER THAT LEAKED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COURT DELAYS FULL HEATING AID DURING APPEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"HURON SEEKS {dollar}500,000 GRANT FOR LAKE BYRON","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PUBLIC CAN ASK ABOUT COMPUTER SCHOOL TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WILL FEEL PAKISTAN DRUG CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMPANY THAT OWNS MALL PLANS TO SELL OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
TRIPP COUNTY WILL CELEBRATE 75TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
REASONS FOR FEBRUARY CLASSIC CANCELLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FARM AID PACKAGE ON THE WAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OUT-OF-TOWNERS FIND LANDING ROUGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLU VIRUS CLEARS OUT CLASSROOMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CHAPLAINS' HEROICS WORTH TELLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CITY HAS EXCELLENT RESCUE SYSTEMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
NEW PARENTS SHARE ADOPTION STORY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*GLANZER HAS FUN IN SWEDEN'S PRO LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TICKETS SPARK POTTY PROTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE KILLS BILL ON ROAD HUNTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE REJECTS BILL ON SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE SENDS LICENSE PLATE BILL TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS APPROVE BILL ON STUDDED TIRES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESOLUTION ON SCHOOL STARTING DATE KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOME RESOLUTIONS ARE TORN UP BIT BY BIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CABIN FEVER RISES AS TEMPERATURE FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RAPE CHARGE BARGAINED TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BUCK CAMPAIGN GAINS MOMENTUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARTICLE LACKED SENSITIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARE WAR GREAT FOR PUBLIC (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MISSOURI CAN SUPPLY WATER FOR ENTIRE STATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEESE DESERVES CONFIRMATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CITY PAYS TOO MUCH FOR ADVICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EDGEMONT POLICE LOOK FOR BURGLARY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IRVING SCHOOL ACCEPTING STUDENT APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN ASSAULTS CLERK, ROBS STORE IN STURGIS","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"OLDHAM, CLEAR LAKE SCHOOLS TO CLOSE FOR RALLY","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN BELL REQUESTS RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MINORITY BUSINESS EXCEEDS CITY GOALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CLOSED SCHOOL COULD AFFECT COLLEGIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT OVERTURNS RULING IN ROAD DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ATTACKED AT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MODERN WOODMEN CLUB ORGANIZED IN COLTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROJECT COMMEMORATES DAKOTAS' CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TAX SYSTEM HURTS MID-SIZED FARMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEBSTER BOARD TAKES TEACHER'S RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WORKSHOPS ON HANDICAPPED EMPLOYMENT SET,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*NEW SIOUX FALLS POSTMASTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
COLD WEATHER WON'T DELAY OPENING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PLANS CRACKDOWN ON BIDDING PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS CAN'T FORGET VOTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POLITICAL GROUPS DON'T SPEAK FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"MARCOS IS NOT PERFECT, BUT HE'S DOING A GOOD JOB","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TEACHER'S DREAMS MAY YET COME TRUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WILL JANKLOW RUN AS INDEPENDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
FOOTBALL PROSPECTS NARROW CHOICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEVICE HELPS AIM OF HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*BROTHERS GIVE BOOST TO RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
PUKWANA BOWLERS TO ROLL IN RENO,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*LET THE EXPLORERS EXPLORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD PHOTO CONTEST STARTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
BARBARA JOHNSON MAKES IT SIMPLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*STORY TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LITTON TO MOVE HEADQUARTERS TO MEMPHIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REGIONAL JAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TO CLOSE STATE HOSPITAL WARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BRUSHING UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY BY ANNOUNCING CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TRAVELERS GO CRAZY FOR CRUISES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"WE MUST BE STRONG, SPEAKERS SAY","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CATTLE ON FEED DOWN--FARM AGENCY SAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE BLASTS BLOCK ON EMERGENCY FEED PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MEN FACE WEAPON CHARGES AFTER DRUG RAID,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TAKES CREDIT FOR CONRAIL AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PSEUDORABIES CONCERN RESULTS IN HOG LIMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"SHUTTLE TRAGEDY HALTS PROGRAM, BERG SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BOARD DEBATES PROVIDING SEX INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CEMENT PLANT BOSS CREDITS MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
AG LOANS STALLED--DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BILL WOULD SAVE STATE FARMERS MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS ATTACK INVESTMENT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
ASKS JURY TO PUT SWALLOW TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
URGE SMITHSONIAN TO TURN OVER COLLECTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*MOM HAS THE RIGHT STUFFING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*2 AD AGENCIES POOL RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*FIELD LANDS SCHOOL IN DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RECORD FALLS AS MERCURY RISES IN CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN STUDENTS LEARN ...,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CLUB PLANS CRIME PREVENTION WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
TEACHERS DONATE TO MUSIC FUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SCHOOLS TO GET SEARS GRANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
KNEIP ACCOMPLISHED MOST AS GOVERNOR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PHILIPPINES TAKING STEP TOWARD STABILITY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL STARTED GIRLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ELECTRICITY CUT TO APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAHAM ASSOCIATE TO HEAD UP RALLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HORSES PULL THEIR WEIGHT AND MORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH OK'S FURTHER STUDY OF MOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER REZONING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAST THING A PERCEPTIVE WIFE NEEDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MARCH OF DIMES AMBASSADOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BROTHERS ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH STABBING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NAME OF VICTIM OF MINING ACCIDENT RELEASED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATIVE OLDEST LIVING NOTRE DAME ALUMNUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BANG-UP CELEBRATION PLANNED FOR RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
LAWMAKERS EXPECT FLURRY OF BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MICKELSON TALKS TAXES ON BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*ABDUCTED 7-ELEVEN CLERK RELEASED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NATION'S POOREST COUNTIES IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TELEPHONE DEREGULATION MEASURE CLEARS SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD DEMOCRATIC LEADER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MANICURES OFFER A TASTE OF LUXURY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
INCOME TAX NEEDED CUT RELIANCE ON PROPERTY TAX (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NOT HONORING KING HURTS STATE IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD BE WARY ABOUT INCOME TAX (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BIGGER NOT ALWAYS BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
REVIEW DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REFEREE LOST GAME CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*REACHING BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*1937 REDSKIN TEAM PHOTO,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VAN WECHEL FOCUSES ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
APARTMENT COMPLEX FOR ELDERLY PLANNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE TO REMAIN OPEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIMON OPEN HOUSE BEGINS AT 8 AM,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN FIRM DAMAGED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PICKETS URGE JOHNSON TO AID CONTRAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHILDREN SAVED FROM CULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NATIONAL UNIONS HELP MORRELL WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESURRECTS BILL ON REGIONAL LOTTO,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FARM LENDER HALVES INVENTORY IN STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON--TEACHER PAY IS PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COMMISSION SETS UP FINANCE STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE OK'S STUDENT GRANT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES CHANGE IN COLLEGE NAMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SAVES AID FOR USD LAW STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*KILLS PROPOSAL TO MODERNIZE STATE SEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
COUNSELORS LOBBY FOR LICENSE REQUIREMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"END MERIT PAY, RAISE STATE SALARIES","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REPEAL OF ANTI-CONDOM LAW FAILS IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STATE SLIDES INTO DEEP FREEZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR UNVEILS {dollar}6.2 MILLION PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEDICARE PLAN WOULD SAVE HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALL SPORTS CHANNEL TO AIR ON CABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE A CBA TEAM BASED IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CREDIT UNION DEPOSITS HEALTHIEST OF 3 FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FINALLY GETTING KIND OF ATTENTION HE DESERVES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY SHOULD BACK COMPLEX (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*SMALL FEET PURSUE THEIR ART,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DISCIPLINE METHOD USES REWARD, PUNISHMENT","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"CORPORATION OWNING CLUB FINED {dollar}1,000","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE RECEIVES 1ST CHAIRMANSHIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUTCHINSON TALKING ABOUT POSSIBLE SALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARTIN MAN DIES IN TRUCK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEST OF LIQUID EXPECTED TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY FEARS PROBLEMS FROM TAX RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXPANSION GREAT IN 1988,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LUVERNE REACHES FINAL FOUR FOR SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATE FLOOR IS NEXT TEST FOR TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"VOTE DELAYED, BILL MAY BE DIVIDED","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN FILES {dollar}3 MILLION LAWSUIT AGAINST MORRELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENATE OK'S PLAN TO GIVE EXTRA AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TIME ZONE GROUP MIGHT TRY FOR 1990,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 NEBRASKA FIRMS INDICTED IN SCAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON WEATHER SERVICE STATION WON'T CLOSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PANEL PASSES SEAT BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BILL ENDORSED TO PREVENT ARREST QUOTAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*EX-MITCHELL STAR AWED BY RECORD GAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SCHEDULING MAY HINDER FOR WAYNE'S BID,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COURT ORDERS STUDENTS TO STAY APART,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GRAND JURY CHARGES MAN WITH RAPE, ABUSE","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTA PEOPLE ARRESTED AFTER STOP ALONG I-29,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL COMPANY WINS BID ON CHESTER SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STAFF READY TO MOVE INTO HOSPITAL ADDITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COOPERATIVE TEACHERS TO GET ONE-DAY TRAINING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY TO CONSIDER ADDING 911 SERVICE FEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS FILE TO START BINGO HALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NEMO MAN ENTERS PLEA ON MARIJUANA CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*DISPUTE WRACKS NATION'S OLDEST HUTTERITE COLONY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BUSH BUDGET FOR NEW PINE RIDGE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PETITIONS OPPOSE FLANDREAU CASINO,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BERESFORD EYES SUPPORT FOR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SF FAMILY ACTED IN GOOD FAITH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIZZLING SKYFORCE RACK UP RECORD VICTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ETHANOL TAX CREDIT REPORTED IMMINENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GRAIN INSURANCE BILL MAKE DEBUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
JOHN GRUNDHOFER NEW FIRST BANK CEO,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NORTHERN STATES SAYS EARNING UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SURVEY--INSURANCE UP FOR SMALL FIRMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PACKERS DUBBED 'THREAT' TO FAMILY FARMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
RANDALL BRINGS CHARITY PAYBACK PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*RESIDENTS PETITION HALTS CONDO PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINORITIES BOOST STATES POPULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'GREEN CARD' IS WINNING TICKET,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'TEMPEST' PRODUCTION DEVOID OF EMOTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CHURCHES DISCUSS ECUMENICAL PLAN FOR ORDINATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BILLIONS SPENT ON WAR COULD FEED THE HUNGRY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WAR COULD PRODUCE SOME POSITIVE THINGS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ANTHEM SHOULD HAVE BEEN PLAYED AT CLASSIC (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*'ARGUS LEADER' GUIDE TO WAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*KNUTSON LIFTS WARRIORS TO WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA DUMPS COYOTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OMAHA RACES PAST SKYFORCE 132-129,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EDUCATION CO-OP SEEKS PAYMENT ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON MAN GIVEN 7 YEARS IN DRUG SCHEME,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE RESERVISTS CALLED TO DUTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOLL-FREE CASUALTY LINE ESTABLISHED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOLF COURSE MOVING TOO FAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PASTOR WATCHES WAR FROM PULPIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MURDER SUSPECT'S LAWYER WANTS HEARING CLOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ABORTION BILL WOULD PASS COURT TEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CODINGTON SHERIFF TO HEAD DCI,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*COUNTY CIRCUIT JUDGE NAMED TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BATTLE BACK IN COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HISTORY WILL COME TO LIFE AT WEEKEND FAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES CORN MILLING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON NAMES MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MICHIGAN MAN SENTENCED FOR HARVESTING POT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WINNER MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MOTION MURAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MONEY WILL HELP MONTROSE REPLACE OLD WATER TANKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PANEL KILLS VIDEO OWNERSHIP BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
11 RC BUSINESSES CHARGED IN UNDERCOVER STING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TERRORIST THREAT CAN'T BE OVERLOOKED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TIE-BREAKER KILLS GAMBLING MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"WAR, RECESSION FORCES TRAIL KING LAYOFF","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
214TH READINESS EXERCISES WERE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BILL TO TAX OUT-OF-STATE RETAILERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*YOUNGLIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FUTURE UNCERTAIN FOR VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHELTER FROM THE STORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATING OWNERS ALSO PART OF SHELTER'S DUTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*MEMORIAL SERVES PETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY REPEAL WOULD PINCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
STUDY REVEALS GAMBLING REVENUE LEVELING OFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HOYT SCHOOL DISTRICT PAYING PRICE (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POLITICAL FIELD CAN SHIFT IN A FLASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRADE WOES NO CAUSE FOR JAPAN-BASHING (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MASCOT HINTS OF LARGER BIGOTRY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PROFESSIONAL ART BELONGS IN ALL OF OUR SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TAX DOLLARS ILL SPENT TO FIX STATE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'JFK' SHOULD PROMPT OPENING OF FILES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WE'VE HAD ENOUGH NONSENSE ABOUT AIDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
WHOLE LIFE PLAYS JOKE ON INSURANCE BUYERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CRITICS OF TEAM NAMES SHOULD LIGHTEN UP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PURCHASE US GOODS TO HELP AT HOME (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PAVE STREETS WITH GOLD TO PUNCTUATE WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*WOLFGANG RACES ON OWN TERMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COYOTES UPEND SDSU 73-72,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HUTCHINSON REPORTS GAIN IN NET INCOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROUP SEEKS NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MAKE VIEWERS FEEL GOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ELECTRONIC VOICE MAIL MAKES CONSUMERS SQUAWK,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL CELEBRITIES GIVE AD BEST PITCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS WORKERS MIGHT JOIN TEAMSTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PATIENTS' RELATIVES WANT TRUSTIES MOVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"SCHWEITZER, BABIES TO APPEAR ON CBS","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ANKLE BRACELET KEEPS WOMAN PRISONER,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*MUSIC OUTLIVES COLD WAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"*YOGI, JELLYSTONE PARK COME TO SD","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
WEATHER SERVICE PREDICTS WARM MONTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
"HEATER, CORD BLAMED FOR FATAL MARTIN FIRE","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 6 YEARS FOR SELLING WEAPONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
RESERVOIR LEVELS UP FROM YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
POLICE QUESTION ALLEGED DRIVER IN WALL FATALITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS MIGHT FACE FUND CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*HISTORY COMES ALIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.6"
BILL WOULD LET MOTORISTS CLAIM KILLED DEER,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
LAW OFFICERS COULD REQUEST HIV TESTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
PANEL WANTS TO ADD TATOO PARLOR RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
SCHAUNAMAN--RESPECT LANDOWNER RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
SELLING 5 VEHICLES COULD REQUIRE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
KILLS MEASURE TO LENGTHEN PRISON TERMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.2"
LONG BILL LIST MEANS LONG LEGISLATIVE DAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.2"
*A BIG BOOST IN TAX CREDITS JUST TAKES IMAGINATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*APPLIANCES THAT NEVER SAY DIE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*HISTORY BUFFS WOULD ENJOY LYNDON JOHNSON LORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
READERS DESCRIBE LOVING APPLIANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1992, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
*JASPER LOSING FIGHT TO KEEP ITS HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE BEGINS PROCESS TO RECALL 3 OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON--PRESIDENT COOPERATIVE ON HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE APPROVES BAN ON WEAPONS IN COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S MONTHLY PROPERTY TAX BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RESTRICTIONS SOUGHT ON POWER PLANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATOR INTRODUCES INCOME TAX PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GASOLINE LABELING LAW PASSES HOUSE VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*KEEPING IN TOUCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SENATORS TARGET ILLEGAL FISHING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"HELMET, SEAT BELT LAWS ARE OVERDUE (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"BIBLE, 'ARGUS' DIFFER ON HOMOSEXUAL ISSUE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DASCHLE DIDN'T LISTEN TO S DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MILITARY IS NOT A SOCIAL TEST MARKET (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
EDITORIAL ON GAYS WAS OFF THE MARK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"ALL LIFE IS SACRED, ESPECIALLY HUMAN LIFE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SOCIETY HURT BY LACK OF RESPECT FOR LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"ADOPTION, NOT ABORTION, IS PROPER SOLUTION (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
SEX DISCRIMINATION IS PROBLEM IN SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
JUDGE RULES AGAINST PROGRESSIVE SLOTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE JAIL MAN FOR FIRING SHOTGUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ST FRANCIS MAN GUILTY IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 30 DAYS IN EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON WINS CASE AGAINST THE EPA,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HSC FIRES DOCTOR WHO FILED SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BILL WOULD EASE PETITION DEMANDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF PRE-EMERGENT WARMTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY OK'S ANOTHER ARTS STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VANDALS SHOOT OUT HIGH SCHOOL WINDOWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*GUARDS PROVE THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*AWARD-WINNING ACTRESS DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*COLLETTE, JEFFERSON AIMING FOR DISTRICT CROWN","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MARQUARDT TESTIFIES THAT BROTHERS AIMED TO KILL HIM,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*'WE DON'T HAVE A CRISIS',"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JANUARY BROUGHT US COLDEST MONTH IN 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEBRUARY'S FORECAST? DON'T ASK,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SCHOOL-AID FORCES DRAW BATTLE LINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES MT RUSHMORE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES PRISON-BUDGET BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES BUTTERFLY-KNIFE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NEIGHBORHOOD-WATCH BILL DIES IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE DUMPS HEADLIGHT INSPECTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE SUPPORTS BILL TO LET WORK COVER TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATOR ADVISES LICENSE-FEE BOOST,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*LAID-BACK LEGISLATOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HOUSE OK'S VENTURE-CAPITAL EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
AIR VS GROUND DEBATE BEGINS ON PESTICIDES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
COMPANIES WANT STATE TO SETTLE SLOTS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
YOUNG-SUSPECT DISCLOSURE BILL STUCK IN SENATE DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
WHEEL TAX OPTION MAY BE WORTHWHILE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RAISE LEGISLATORS' PAY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHEN WE WON'T SAVE CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CONGRESSMEN HAVE PROBLEMS TO SOLVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DON'T LET YOUR TAXES PAY FOR ABORTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MEDIA CARE MORE FOR ANIMALS THAN UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
AMERICANS ARE ALLOWING THEIR COUNTRY TO FALL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SD DEATH PENALTY SHOULD BE ABOLISHED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
RADIATION ALSO HAS ITS POSITIVE POINTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WOMAN IN ACCIDENT SHOULD BE PUNISHED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
GREED IS AT ROOT OF KERRIGAN ATTACK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
TELEVISION VIOLENCE DOES HURT OUR CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
POLICE ARREST YOUTH IN ROBBERY ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY MOVES AHEAD ON STREET CLOSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO HEAR REQUEST ON LIMELITE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN REPORTS THEFT NEAR 11TH ST 7-11,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BODY OF MAN MISSING FOR 2 MONTHS FOUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT CHARGED WITH RAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS REVIVE PORTRAIT SAGA,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A STORY WITH A HAPPY ENDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THEY JUST WANT ME TO DO TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC DEFENDER DIES UNEXPECTEDLY AT 41,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POST-GAME FIGHT BRINGS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN ACCIDENT DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EVALUATION ORDERED FOR BANNED PROFESSOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JEWELRY MAKER TO CUT WORKFORCE BY 90,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WRITER TO SPEAK AS RENEW REVIVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEN PLAN ATTACK ON BLACKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OUR SAVIOR'S PASTOR MOVING TO OREGON,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
14 JUVENILES IN ABERDEEN LSD RING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WHY WAS PRISONER TOTING A CHAINSAW?,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MAKING EQUALIZATION DIRECTOR ELECTED POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INTERACTIVE REPORTS NEW LOSSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*MORS TO JOIN HURON MATES AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SUN KINGS SLIDE PAST SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ELITE 45 CAPTAIN CARTER OPTS TO PLAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA IN JANUARY LIKE SIBERIA,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CAMPBELL RECIPES IN GOOD TASTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COOK'S PINEAPPLE-WITH-BANANA SALAD A SNAP TO FIX,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MEASURE PROTECTS UNBORN CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CROWDED CONDITIONS WORRY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER'S QUESTIONING OF NPR WORKERS DRAWS PROTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE OK'S BILL BANNING CANYON MINING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BILL OFFERING PROPERTY-TAX RELIEF MOVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
PANEL FAVORS HOMOSEXUAL-MARRIAGE BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
ROAD-HUNTING BILL SHOT DOWN IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
TEACHERS DESERVE STATE PROTECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ANOTHER REASON TO QUIT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
INMATE MISINFORMATION HAMPERING LEGISLATURE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PBS HAS MORAL FIBER TO EDUCATE CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
JOHNSON GIVES STATE BEST OF TWO WORLDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SEVERAL NEW SOURCES COULD SUPPLANT TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
GROUP NEARS {dollar}6 MILLION FOR PAVILION,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOTELS STRIKE GOLD WITH STAYS DURING COLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW STUDIO'S DEBUT OFFERS TIME TO REFLECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BINA LEAVES AUGUSTANA FOR N. DAKOTA ST.,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MARQUARDT FAILS TO WIN PAROLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SUPPORTS KORNMANN AS JUDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BELTWAY HEARING SCHEDULED FEB.9,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING COMMISSION GETS EDUCATION GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS MAN DIES IN FALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*STOLEN COLLIE TURNS UP ALIVE, BUT INJURED","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE CONSIDERS LIMITS ON MALPRACTICE DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TO EXPAND AIR-AMBULANCE SERVICE WITH NEW PLANE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CHARGES MUST BE FILED TODAY IN BURIED BODY CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*REMAINS OF ELEPHANT ADDED TO COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN GETS 15 MONTHS FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ARTZ TO RUN AGAIN; PRUNTY TO BOW OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FOSSIL WORKER DENIES CHANGING RECORDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
USD TO CELEBRATE WAR'S END ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*VERMILLION RESIDENTS QUESTION SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*ESCAPE RAISES STATE, TRIBAL JURISDICTION ISSUE","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
COUNCIL TO MAKE DECISION MONDAY ON CASINO LIMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*JANUARY GOES OUT LIKE A LAMB,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
PRESSLER OUTLINES REFORM PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
DAKOTAH CEO RESIGNS FROM DAILY MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"TO ENCOMPASS BOTH RURAL TOWNS, CITIES","Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*MCKENNAN HOSPITAL PURCHASES PROPERTY FOR EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
Uniforms end 'what to wear' question.,"Argus LeaderFeb 02, 1990, sect.D, p.6, col.2"
BOND ISSUE PROPOSED FOR SEWAGE PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABOUREZK OFFERS A LOOK AT CONGRESSIONAL COOKIE JAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CAROLS FAVORED IN PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HERESY IN A REPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HERESY IN A REPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
APPROPRIATE STEP IN SALVAGING OAHE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HIGHWAY WEIGHT ENFORCEMENT CALLED 'RIPOFF',"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
LEGISLATION TO HELP UNBORN EQUATED WITH OTHER LAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
CARTER MORE THAN DOUBLES TAX IN NIXON'S TERM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
WHY HUMBOLDT NEEDS ITS OWN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES ELECTS PETERSON PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*WILKS RESCUES MAVERICKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN ROLLS PAST O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TRIPLETT INHERITS NO JOKE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TRIPLETT INHERITS NO JOKE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ICE JAMS POSE THREAT TO SIOUX CITY HOMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WATER DEVICE CALLED WORTHLESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WRIGHT RELAXES USD IN WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BODY RECOVERED IN SIOUX CITY FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY FLOOD HINGES ON SPRING THAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*STATE OFFICIAL OUT TO FIRE HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*STATE OFFICIAL OUT TO FIRE HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WYOMING SPEED LIMIT RAISE VETOED,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE SENATOR MARVIS HOGEN EXPLAINS A POINT...,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE GOES ALONG WITH JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FEWER CITIZENS APPEARING AT LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE GOES ALONG WITH JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE NARROWLY APPROVES DOVE HUNTING SEASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
LAWMAKERS POSTPONE REPEAL OF FOOD TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
LAWMAKERS POSTPONE REPEAL OF FOOD TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
BD OF REGENTS PROPOSED FOR STATE'S VOC SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAILROAD TO GET EMERGENCY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAILROAD TO GET EMERGENCY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LAWSUIT CHARGES SDSU POWER PLANT VIOLATES FED POL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BD OF REGENTS PROPOSED FOR STATE'S VOC SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LAWSUIT CHARGES SDSU POWER PLANT VIOLATES FED POL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ERROR DOESN'T WORRY DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
1978 HOUSING SUMMARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*DARLENE BAUMBERGER JOINS GKR,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
DWI...YOU MAY BE OK--IF YOU'RE A LAWYER,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DWI...YOU MAY BE OK--IF YOU'RE A LAWYER,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS OBJECT TO PLAN TO TEST FOR URANIUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS OBJECT TO PLAN TO TEST FOR URANIUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*KNOBE WINS STATE HONOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*FAMILY HARMONIOUS IN CHURCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LEGEND OF LAW APPEALS AFTER 79 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY HARMONIOUS IN CHURCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LEGEND OF LAW APPEALS AFTER 79 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ANXIOUS OVER MATH...SOLVE THE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FLOODED MARKET SHORTCHANGES METAL SELLERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FLOODED MARKET SHORTCHANGES METAL SELLERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FLOODED MARKET SHORTCHANGES METAL SELLERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WEST RIVER RANCHERS MAY CLOSE LAND TO HUNTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BEEFERENDUM SIGN-UP ENDS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CORN PRICES FEEL THE PINCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
JAYCEES HEAD-WOMEN WOULD RUIN GROUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
*SENATE'S LONE LAWYER AN ASSET,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SENATE'S LONE LAWYER AN ASSET,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAIL PACKAGE GIVEN NEW FUNDING METHOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAIL PACKAGE GIVEN NEW FUNDING METHOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS IGNORE TOURISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN TEACHER PLANS SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*LINCOLN TEACHER PLANS SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*LINCOLN TEACHER PLANS SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CANADA'S HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CANADA'S HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CHAMBER MEMBER MISSES PLUSH RIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WILL THE LEGISLATURE GET ITS WORK DONE...,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
EDGEMONT URANIUM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EDGEMONT URANIUM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CHILDREN'S INN GRATEFUL FOR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
MOTEL TOURNEY RATES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
PIERRE ARTICLE ABOUT BAND TRIP DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
RAPE CRISIS REQUIRES OFF-DUTY POLICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
HOUSE PANEL OK'S CORPORATE TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
YOUTHS ARRESTED IN ROBBERY ATTEMPT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL OK'S CORPORATE TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
3 KIDNAPPED CHILDREN TO RETURN AFTER 6 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
LAWMAKERS OK TAX RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
LAWMAKERS OK TAX RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
2 GAMBLING BILLS DIE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
2 GAMBLING BILLS DIE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
PRIDE PROMPTS NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PRIDE PROMPTS NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FAMILY RECOVERING AFTER HANGINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1980, sect.D, p.20, col.1"
FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS BEAT IN SQUEAKER,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS BEAT IN SQUEAKER,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TELEVISION NEWS--PRESSED FOR TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TELEVISION NEWS--PRESSED FOR TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SOUTH DAKOTA'S ONLY MONASTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*'LOVERS AND LIARS'-CASHING IN ON GOLDIE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*EVENSON BEGINS COMMISSION CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM HIRED TO CENTRALIZE CITY BOOKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWER COMPANIES NEED STATES' HELP WITH RAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWER COMPANIES NEED STATES' HELP WITH RAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON BALKS AT MANDAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PHILLIPS BEGINS URANIUM TESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PHILLIPS BEGINS URANIUM TESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNIFORM DISTRICTS SHOULD BE GOAL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DON'T FORGET OTHER OPPRESSED PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
KIM ODE'S ARTICLE ON 'ICE GUARDIAN' PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION SUPPORT OVERSTATED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
KEEP FIFTH CENT TO REBUILD RAILS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SF MAN ARRAIGNED ON KIDNAPPING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COP'S SON HELD IN ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NOBODY'S SHEEPISH ABOUT THIS CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*STEER SELLS FOR RECORD {dollar}4,080","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
2 TO BE TRIED IN CUSTER ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
2 TO BE TRIED IN CUSTER ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SENATE HALTS NEW AG ELECTED OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STUDDED TIRE BAN ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TAX DEBATE MAY STALL SCHOOL EQUALITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW'S 'LOOPHOLE' REMARKS HIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW'S 'LOOPHOLE' REMARKS HIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW'S 'LOOPHOLE REMARKS HIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE VOTES TO STOP MANDAN LAND BUYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TAX DEBATE MAY STALL SCHOOL EQUALITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BILL MAY PROMPT BASIN ELECTIRC TO BUILD PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PANEL OK'S BILL ALLOWING AREAS TO QUIT SUBDISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BILL MAY PROMPT BASIN ELECTRIC TO BUILD PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BILL MAY PROMPT BASIN ELECTRIC TO BUILD PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PANEL OK'S BILL ALLOWING AREAS TO QUIT SUBDISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*VIBORG STUDENTS BOYCOTT LUNCHES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JOB SERVICE MIGHT REHIRE SOME WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HAROLD FRANK BREATHES LIFE INTO BOXING-FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NON-RESIDENT LICENSE FEES MAY GO UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS NEED GATHERING PLACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LOAN QUALIFIERS, WATER USE FEES DISTURBING","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUCTIONEER'S HELPER,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JURY INDICTS FUGITIVE IN 1980 POT CAPER,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PANEL PASSES TWO MEASURES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLICE JAIL YOUTH WHO THREATENED LEAP,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
KNEIP'S TRIAL BALLON A SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EVOLUTION TERMED A PSUEDO-SCIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REORGANIZATION PLAN FOR FARMER'S (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PUC PRAISED FOR ITS MANDAN DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BREAK IN ROSCOE WATER MAIN FOUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHEMICAL SPILL'S HARM INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE INVOLVED IN FMHA HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JAMES RIVER FLOOD CHANCES SCRUTINIZED,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW SOOTHES WATER FEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD GAS PRICES CONTINUE DECLINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL REDUCING TAXES ON LAKE CABINS DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY BACKS CITY ON INTEREST RATE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD HAS NEW (UNOFFICIAL) STATE SLOGAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
USE MODERATION WHEN DIETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHURCHES IGNORE PROBLEMS OF ALCOHOLISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FOOD STAMP RECIPIENTS SHORT 1 WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MOMS REALIZE TWINS CAN BE TWICE AS NICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PAIR DIDN'T LIKE SCRIPT--WROTE THEIR OWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEWMAN ALBUMS TELL ABOUT STATE OF UNION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*FARM SHOW TAKES PARTICIPANTS BACK IN TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS HAVE SAY ABOUT GRAIN-PRICING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE & ROBERTS SPENT RECORD AMOUNT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES MITCHELL COMPANY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL IS STEP BACKWARDS IN CIVIL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE DEFENDS REMARKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NOT ALL IS SERIOUS IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL COULD BE FINED FOR AMMONIA LEAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE USED INACCURATE DATA (WILL),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS GETS BEST JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MARRIAGE FEE HIKE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LAWMAKERS' PAY HIKE SLAP IN FACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"{dollar}323,805 PAID FOR SD LABOR VIOLATIONS","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR'S BILL PROMOTES FARM EXPORTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DROUGHT BRINGS BIG WATER PERMIT HIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EPA OK'S PENNINGTON POLLUTION WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FMHA CHIEF RETIRES AFTER 32 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GIVE HATCHERIES TO SD--FEDS URGED,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE CAN'T FIND ABANDONED BABY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}1.6 MILLION BUILDING PROPOSED FOR EXCAVATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUPLE SUES SF BANK FOR {dollar}5.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO KIDNAPPING WIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD SHOPS FOR NEWER AIRPLANES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REAPPORTIONMENT COMMITTEE TO USE 1981 MAP,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BILL MANDATES WEARING OF SAFETY BELTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EXTRA HOLIDAY OK'D FOR MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS WANT STATE TO REPLACE ELK,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE DEFEATS US CAR PURCHASE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES TAX REPLACEMENT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENATE OK'S FREEZING JOBLESS PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SEVERANCE TAX HIKE REJECTED IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TAKE NO ACTION ON NUKE FREEZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
TAKE IT EASY ON COUNTIES--LAWMAKERS URGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
GIVE COUNTIES HALF OF PREDATOR COSTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*SDSU'S TATZLAFF KEEPS GOING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU'S TETZLAFF KEEPS GOING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AULD HONORED AS SPORTSMAN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FIRING STILL DISTURBS WITTY LEMONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BILLION-DOLLAR PACT WITH STATE ON LINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DECISION IS A JOLT, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRINKING AGE BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE BAND MUST GO ON,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'THE LONELY GUY' FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'TRUE WEST' TAKES AUDIENCE BEYOND LIMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*QUIET KATIE DOES HER TALKING FOR THE COYOTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RIEGER WANTS TO SHAKE BAD HABIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL CUTS AID TO DISTRICTS WITH SURPLUS CASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BILL FOR CAR SAFETY SEATS FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR ASKS PAPERS TO SET UP DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY GRAND JURY BILL DIES IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNPAID COUNTY FINES TOTAL {dollar}1.7 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CITY TO SPEND &1.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
INTERESTED IN LOCATING BANK IN NEW MEXICO,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS STUDY AMOUNT OF CARBON MONOXIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
STATE CORONER TO AID LAW ENFORCEMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EVERYONE MUST SACRIFICE TO REDUCE DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SHOULDN'T RUSH INTO JOINING NUCLEAR COMPACT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
BILL REQUIRES PAYMENT IN FRIVOLOUS LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CONTRACTOR ORDERED TO PAY EXCISE TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CONTRACTS FOR HIGHWAY PROJECTS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE GETS BILL ALLOWING REGENTS FROM ALL AREAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"MEASURE ALLOWS FLEXIBILITY ON BED, BOOZE TAX","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PLAN TO MAKE JUDGES LIVE IN PIERRE ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"SCHOOL BOARD, TEACHERS BEGIN CONTRACT TALKS","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SENATE BACKS PLAN ON CABLE TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"STAFFERHAN, TOLL TO ADDRESS DEMOCRATS","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE LAWMAKER WILL BE IN CITY SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*WATERTOWN BAR BURNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
ACTION IN HOUSE COULD VOID REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
AGENCY'S ACTION KEEPS WEST RIVER RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS WOULD MEET STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FEUD SURROUNDING ALL SAINTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAMENTING THE LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LYSOL GANG,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HURON COLLEGE ISN'T LINKED TO ANY CHAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MILEAGE LOG REGULATION BELONGS IN SCRAP HEAP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONCERN FOR ETHAN FARMER,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
COUNTY IS DRAINING FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DON'T CHANGE RULES FOR SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FARMERS BEGIN TO SEE RED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CASH BEATS IRRIGATION PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WASTE ISSUE IS IN GOOD HANDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
POOR INDIAN WOMAN ENRICHED LIVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
DUCKS UNLIMITED'S GAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHINOOK SALMON OFFER ANGLING TREAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
TO START ENGINES AT HUSET SPEEDWAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*AN UNSATISFACTORY SHOWDOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RIVALS STILL ROLLING WITH PUNCHES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TAX FUED BREWS HOTTER IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE RAZES TRAILOR HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LAWMAKERS SEEK AID FOR FARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CITY ATTORNEY'S JOB NOT ALWAYS UNDERSTOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BRANDON TO CONSIDER OPTIONS ON SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOTORS ON LAKE CONFUSE OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BOESEN CALLS FOR STUDY OF SCHOOL CLOSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MARI GRAS OF THE NORTH WILL BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
INCREASED PENALTY ON CHILD ABDUCTION PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
POACHING CRACKDOWN PASSES IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL OKS 2 AMENDMENT CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
WOMAN ASKS FOR TRIAL MOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE DROPS CHARGES AGAINST LIQUOR STORES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.6"
ENGINEERING TEACHER GETS PATENT FOR NEW TOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FARM MEETING SET MONDAY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
OWNERSHIP COMPLICATES DAM BREAK LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
JURY AWARDS {dollar}1.25 MILLION IN RODEO LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
VO-TECH DEAL DEPENDS ON STATE MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*HARRISBURG CONVERTED GARAGE INTO LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WOMEN'S STATUS TIED TO POWER STRUCTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*CAROL BURNS, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
"BANQUET WILL HONOR WILKERSON, ROGEN FAMILY","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EASTWAY BOWL SOLD FOR UNDISCLOSED PRICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FIRST OF FOUR POPINGO VIDEO STORES OPENS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON ENGINEER WINS AWARD FOR DESIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TO FEND OFF MONTHLY TAX REMITTANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*QUALIFIED PRESORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
POSTAL SERVICE LOOKS KINDLY ON PRESORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
FILED FOR THE LAST HALF OF DECEMBER 1984,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*AT THE FISHING HOLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL IN FOSTERING CULTURAL AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PROJECT OPPORTUNITY TOO GOOD TO PASS UP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HIGHER DRINKING AGE GOOD WAY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*LONG DISTANCE MARRIAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TENN BAND SHINES WITH CHRISTIAN ROCK,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*300 PEOPLE SHOW UP FOR ICE DERBY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO ACT ON SLIP UP CREEK RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY SENTENCES SWALLOW TO 2 LIFE TERMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER'S STYLE RUFFLES SENATE FEATHERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KUNDERT FORMALLY ENTERS RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CHIROPRACTORS BACK CHANGE IN LICENSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CONSULTANT SEES NEW BUSINESS BOOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ACTION EXPECTED TO HEAT UP IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BALANCING ACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PROGRAM MAY HELP SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIAL SAYS SEARS WILL CHARGE AHEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
INTERSTATE 90 TRAVELERS WARN OF NUCLEAR ROUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*SIOUX FALLS--THE OTHER WINDY CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTAS HAVE CREAM OF THE CROPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*COUGARS, VIKINGS TAKE TO COURT AFTER 46 YEARS","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LEAVING THE CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
COUNTY PROSECUTOR DESERVES 2ND SCOLDING (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FEDERAL TAX FORM WRITTEN IN GIBBERISH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T DUPLICATE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PREDATORS KILLING PHEASANTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LEAVE REQUIREMENT ALONE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONGRESSMEN PAID ENOUGH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CHURCH STEPS OUT OF LINE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PREP BASKETBALL UNDERGOES REALIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DOCTORS OPERATE ON COOPER'S LEG,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OUTLINES COORDINATOR JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OWNERS BID FAREWELL TO WINNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMENT MAY MEAN BOYKIN MISTRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FOES CHALLENGE BELL DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FARMERS RECEIVE HELP FROM STATE IN CHANGING FIELDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"WATER, SEWER PLAN OK'D","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN FLIGHT CENTER JOBS DOUBTFUL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE REJECTS FIREWORKS REGULATION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL KILLS LEGISLATION TO ADD NEW TOBACCO TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S BILL ON SPECIFYING BLOOD DONORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE PLANS GAS PRICE HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HILL CITY AUCTION NETS CASH FOR TRIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL AID BILLS GET FINAL LEGISLATIVE OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TAX LAW MIGHT DRIVE UP RENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AIRPLANES HELP NAB SPEEDERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*GAS TAX INCREASE SUGGESTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
MAN CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING CLERK,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WON'T BUILD HOG FARM NEAR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CASELLI TO CLOSE 14 YEARS AT WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MUNDT ARCHIVES OFFER NOSTALGIC VIEW,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SAY NO TO CONTRA AID REQUEST (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SEXUAL ACTIVITY OUTSIDE OF MARRIAGE IS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*WASTEFUL SPENDING CUT BEFORE TAX BOOST,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CITY OFFERS WALKING TOUR PAMPHLETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DECISION NOT MADE IN IOWA SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAA OFFICIAL TO SPEAK IN ABERDEEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT FALLS 0.8 PERCENT IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLK TO REORGANIZE CAMPAIGN STAFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON DRAWS IRE FOR TAX COMMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITALS BUY STEER FROM TEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MOTHER, FRIENDS CELEBRATE CHILDREN'S RETURN","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NURSING CHANGES WITHOUT LOSING JOBS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SIMON ACCENTS RURAL TIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS SAY TIMING BAD TO VOTE FOR RAISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COMMITTEE SUPPORTS URANIUM MILL CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GIVING AID TO VETERINARY STUDENTS SUPPORTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRAIN ELEVATOR SELF-INSURANCE FUND BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PANEL OK'S PROPERTY TAX REPLACEMENT RELIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATE VOTES TO SCRAP MAIL-ORDER TAX LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BILL PASSED AS PROTECTION FROM DOG ATTACKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MANDATORY SEAT BELT BILL FAILS FIRST TEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MICKELSON SEEKS HELP FOR FARM PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PANEL REFUSES TO HEAR QUARRY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BACKING FOR EDUCATION AID SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*MANUFACTURING SHOWS BIGGEST GAINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*ONE-POT MEALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JACKRABBITS SHOCK NCC WATCHERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOULD LIMIT HUNTING FROM VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*COLD CLAIMS MARTIN MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEVELOPERS PROPOSE WEST-SIDE SHOPPING CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE REJECTS PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FEES FOR SPEAKING SHOULD GO, TOO","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SALE WOULDN'T AFFECT EMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
YUETTER SHOULD REDEFINE AG DEPT'S ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PASS MINOR TOBACCO BILL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STOP THE INSANITY--FIGHT THE PAY RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MANY HURT UNDER REAGAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SAVE THE CAMPGROUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*EARLE REACHES FOR ROCK ON 'COPPERHEAD ROAD',"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SINGER OSBORN RETURNS FOR BENEFIT CONCERT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD SYMPHONY PONDERS FUTURE OF CONDUCTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FIRST DSC GALA PLANNED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ICE FISHING DERBY TO BE AT WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL EDUCATOR DIES AT AGE 63,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON WANTS TRUCE WITH MINERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SWEETMAN SUBSIDIARY HELPS BUY ABANDONED RAILWAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ZEBRAS WANT TO BECOME HORSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SUNDOGS SURROUND CATHEDRAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ILLEGAL TRAPPING ANGERS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MINT FIRM POSSIBLE SOURCE OF GREEN LIQUID,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SEAT BELT BILL FAILS IN 1ST SENATE VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BILL REQUIRING SPECIAL LICENSES KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA PROP II SUPPORTERS FOR 1990 BALLOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLAN TO START SCHOOL EARLIER ENDORSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT SAYS LAWYER NOT FIT FOR PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*MITCHELL BOARD OF EDUCATION HEAD DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CENSUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HURON COLLEGE SALE EXPECTED TO BE FINALIZED,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*WARRIORS LOCK UP FIRST WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MICROWAVE LAYOFFS EFFECTIVE TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SD SALES UP 4.2 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*DOWNTOWN ENJOYS RETAIL REBIRTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
AMERICAN WESTERN LAYS OFF 28 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*BIRD LOVER REPORTS PETS MAIMED, KILLED","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE WASTES TARGETED FOR DUMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FORMER OGLALA LEADER WILSON DIES AT 55,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
KINDERGARTEN AGE MEASURE PASSES HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ARMED SERVICES HONOR WWII CHAPLAINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*MIDLER MESSES UP REMAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
MUSIC KEEPS 'BIG RIVER' ROLLING ALONG,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
"SOCIAL, ECONOMIC MIX IMPORTANT (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COYOTES DON'T DERSERVE BAD IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GAMBLING SCARS LIFE QUALITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T UNDERMINE DEAF (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MANY OPPRESS WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
NOTHERN COLORADO HALTS AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE BEAT TOPEKA,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO OPEN CAMPAIGN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAMKOTA IS SITE OF TRAVEL EXHIBITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBBERY SUSPECT NABBED IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TUITION FREEZE GETS INITIAL OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HISTORY LESSON SWEETER WITH SONG, STORIES","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CORN-POWERED CAR FUELS CALIF BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER DISPUTES CHARBONEAU DEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHILDHOOD CAN BE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LOW LAND REVENUES CUT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORATORIUM ON SURFACE GOLD MINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"BRANDON, LANDOWNER AT ODDS OVER PROPERTY","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANTON BEGINS SEARCH FOR PROGRAM'S DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EFFORT CENTERS ON EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
5 CITIES BACK IN-STATE AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUSH BUDGET TO AFFECT ELLSWORTH B-1 BOMBERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"TRUCK CRASH CAUSES {dollar}135,000 IN DAMAGES","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"ELK POINT PARENTS TO TACKLE DRUGS, LIQUOR","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EX-WORKER AT GOLD FIRM CHARGED WITH STEALING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
YANKTON STUDIES NEED FOR VOCATIONAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SENATE REJECTS HIGHER GARBAGE FEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FLANDREAU CASINO RIVALS DISCUSS DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MAIL SUBSCRIPTION PRICES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATING UNATTENDED DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TO STOP WAR DURING VISIT WITH SADDAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DOUBLING LAWMAKERS TERMS WOULD IMPROVE EFFICIENCY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WOMEN SHOULD SHARE WAR RISK (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IMPOUND VEHICLES AFTER 2ND DWI (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ISN'T FREE ENTERPRISE LESSON (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RELEASE PRISON INMATES TO FIGHT IN KUWAIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BILL PUNISHES WOMEN IN CRISIS SITUATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"'IMPRESSIONS' GOOD, BUT SHOULD BE REMOVED (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MAY AFFECT STATE'S BUYING HABITS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FACTS MAY HELP INCREASE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*MCQUEEN RALLIES TO KEEP SPOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COYOTES HALT SD STATE 75-67,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROMOTES HABITAT WITH AID OF LANDOWNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TOP ANGLERS TO SHARE EXPERTISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AUCTIONEER CONTEST FEB 15 IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GAS PRICES VARY THROUGHOUT STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN BANKER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE JOBLESS RATE DIPS IN DECEMBER,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MORE CHANGES DUE AT MORRELL PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN SHOWS SUPPORT FOR TROOPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"CAR ACCIDENTS KILL MITCHELL, CITY MEN","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
IN-SERVICE SCHEDULED MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND DEAD IN TRAILER HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RECORD HIGHS SET IN 5 SD CITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LONGTIME AUTOMOBILE DEALER DIES AT 88,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MOVING UP AT THE CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SEXUAL HARASSMENT FIGHT FAR FROM WON,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS HAVE REVENUE PACKAGE OPTIONS FOR BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
CEMENT PLANT PLANS WASTE-BURNING TEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON SAYS IN-STATE AIRLINE REQUIRES PATIENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
REPORT--1980'S TOUGH ON TEENS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
USD NURSING PROGRAM RECEIVES ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
QUINN MAN FACING FELONY ESCAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
*A TRIP BACK IN TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
BOARD ADDRESSES STATE WASTE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES GET COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.6"
"*EX-GOVERNOR LED STATE IN GRACE, SONG","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*BATHROOMS ARE FLUSH WITH TOUCH OF LUXURY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*TO PRESERVE HISTORY OF LINCOLN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1991, sect.F, p.08, col.1"
*ACTING WITH PRIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS WEIGH WISDOM OF CRIME BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIGHTING FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BUS SYSTEM SHOULD KEEP UP FISCAL GUARD (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CONGRESS' GENEROUS RAISE WORTH A LAUGH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"NATION COLLECTIVELY MUST DOT I'S, CROSS T'S (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
POLICY MAKERS HAVE FAILED IN AG TRADE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RESIDENTS DIG DEEPER TO HELP STRUGGLERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*ND A MODEL TO VOTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*WASHINGTON HIGH A HISTORY LESSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE BOOGIE MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*STACY ECKERT, ELK POINT","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*BALLOONIST GETS AERIAL VIEW OF COMMUNISM'S DEMISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRAVELING 'GYPSY' STRIPPED OF ITS HEART,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN WOMAN GETS CATHOLIC TEACHER AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ASTRONAUT GEMAR WILL SPEAK TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG ABUSE CONSULTANT TO SPEAK WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KYLE TEACHER WINS MCAULIFFE AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT ON HIGHWAY 105,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"YES RECEIVES {dollar}14,850 GRANT","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FEBRUARY 29 WAS A BIG LEAP FOR THIS COUPLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOYCE JOKES HE'S SYNONYMOUS WITH GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEAT-BELT VOTE NONPARTISAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JAN TESLOW WANTED TO BE A STAGE DANCER,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIRPORT CONSULTANT--LOWER SOME FARES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL HIRES PROJECT ARCHITECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU MAGAZINE 'OAKWOOD' RETURNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS ART ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"BUFFALO GAP TO DISCUSS GARBAGE, WELL PLANS","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SPORTS ARTIST REACHES THE BIG LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NEEDLE-MUNCHING COWS LOSE CALVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ORIGIN OF EGG SPARKS DINOSAUR OF DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*SKYFORCE STREAK ENDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SPRINT CAR CHASSIS ASSEMBLED IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
EGGS CAUSE SCRAMBLE DURING BHSU-TECH TILT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*RACE CARS START HERE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"WILLIAMS, BRENEGAN PACE SD","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*4 BUSINESSES REDUCED TO ASHES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"LIENS AGAINST OWNER OF SHRIVER SQUARE TOTAL {dollar}160,769","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"OK'S YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL, STARTING TIME PROPOSALS","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE ADJUSTS TO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MEASURE TO ALLOW MORE STUDENT CONTROL OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*STATE OFFICIALS ASK FOR HIGHER WAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HOUSE APPROVES BILL TO SCRAP EARLY PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
BILL DESIGNED TO STUDY STATE'S LOW WAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*DEDICATED FUND FOR WATER WILL KEEP PROGRESS FLOWING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RAISING LEGISLATIVE PAY NOT OUT OF LINE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS SHOULD DO ITS PART TO CUT DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PLIGHT OF UNBORN SAME AS THIRD WORLD CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CLINTON SHOULD HEED ADVICE OF MILITARY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STAKES PULLED OUT ON LIMITED GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
AUTHORITIES SEARCHING FOR BANK ROBBER,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JEFFERSON SCHOOL TALKS OF SPLITTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE EYES CHANGE IN CITY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED ONE YEAR FOR DWI,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REUNION GAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY TO HELP DEAF SCHOOL WITH GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OK'S BOOST IN DWI PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REPUBLICANS OFFER PLAN TO LIMIT CAMPAIGN SPENDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON LIKES HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DAD DELIVERS SON IN BATHROOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SEX HARASSMENT TRIAL GETS STARTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE DENIES SHORTER SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU DRUM LINE TO PERFORM IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION CENTER AWARDED GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LIBRARY NETWORK HELPS RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MEMORIAL PROPOSED IN US SENATE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*REFLECTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BUSINESS SECOND NATURE TO STUDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
PIERRE IS 12TH,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TRAGIC DEATH STILL DIFFICULT TO ACCEPT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOENWALD GRID DREAMS STALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WINTER GAMES SET,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NICHOLSON PUTS BIT OF SD BITE IN TOILET SEAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BOOKS FOR MANY TASTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RECIPE STARTS SWEET TRADITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*CLINTON EXPECTED AT LENNOX HEALTH-CARE FORUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STRIP BAR OPPONENTS WIN ROUND 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RAMONA VOTERS OK PROJECT 73-0,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SENATE ENDORSES JUVENILE DISCLOSURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OK'S EASING VOTER REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BAR LEADER ADVISES PAY RAISE FOR JUDGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EMERGENCY TAX PLAN PLACED ON FAST TRACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE LEADER SEEKS TAX ULTIMATUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BILL TO BOOST RURAL-DEVELOPMENT AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SENATE COMMITTEE OK'S REFORM BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TO REVISE RIGHT-TO-FARM PROCEDURES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
STUDY ON LOW WAGES WOULD BE WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--FIGURE SAKTER TONYA HARDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
EVERYONE NEEDS CARE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BALANCED BUDGET BILL MUST GAIN SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BALLOT RESTRICTION STRIPS PUBLIC OF POWER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GAMBLING ADDICTION A SERIOUS PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
LACK OF FINANCING HERE HELPS OTHER STATES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"STOP POACHERS, END POLLUTION (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CLOSING HOCKEY RINK WAS CITY MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
UNBORN CHILDREN MORE THAN FETUSES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
NOT ALL RETIREES SUPPORT HEALTH REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
WE'LL TRY TO FIND THE ANSWER FOR YOU,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROBATION VIOLATOR GETS 15-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN SENTENCED FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE RIOT TRIAL GOES TO JURY TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXPENSIVE GOP PRIMARY LOOMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TAINTED SOIL MAY SLOW PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL AID FORMULA WORKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MARQUARDT FATE IS IN HANDS OF JURY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CIGARETTE CAUSES MOBILE HOME FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REDFIELD PURSUES JOB CORP CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JONES TO SHARE LIFE AS BLACK POLITICIAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
2 MEN IMPRISONED FOR DRUKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICEMAN TO RUN FOR CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LIBRARY STORY HOUR WILL BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BIRTH-DEFECT FIGHT CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SHARP GUY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CALLING FOR LOTTERY TO BE STATE OWNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
STOFFERAHN CHANGES PHONE PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JUDGE BARS CBS FROM USING VIDEO,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CALLING FOR LOTTERY TO BE STATE OWNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
AUGUSTANA GETS A BOOST FROM TRANSFERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COYOTES' KLOTH ENJOYS VISIT FROM HOMETOWN FANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HELP FOR THE ACADEMY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL REFORM AHEAD FOR SD (PROF),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*BODY IN BACK YARD AXED,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER REVISES NPR QUESTIONNAIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BUDGET AMENDMENT IN DANGER DUE TO DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"POVERTY CAUSES WOMEN TO MISS HEARING, THEY SAY","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIAL WANTED TO DESTROY AIRLINE FINES--EMPLOYEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS OPPOSE HEALTH-CARE TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD'S ACTIONS ATTACKED IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GUIDE-DOG MEASURE PASSES SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*STRATEGY SESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE TO DEBATE INHERITANCE-TAX FINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM APPROVED BY FULL HOUSE 59-9,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BILL TO MAKE SOME ADOPTIONS EASIER FAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PANEL ENDORSES TAX BREAK FOR HORSE FARMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MEASURE ALLOWS REGULATION OF BODY PEIRCING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES BAN ON GAY MARRIAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
RENAME HIGHWAY FOR SOUTH DAKOTA (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T STIFLE CAMPAIGNS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"TAX PEOPLE WHO EARN, SPEND, OWN PROPERTY (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
O.J. TRIAL POOR EXAMPLE OF JUSTICE SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
TAX DOLLARS WELL SPENT ON PUBLIC BROADCASTING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
ABORTION CONTRADICTS MEANING OF NEW BILL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*TEN TIMELY TIPS ...,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DISRUPTIVE CHILDREN DON'T BELONG AT SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOLD WEAVER STOPPED WORRYING ABOUT SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*BRAZILIAN PLANT LOSES LEAVES, NEEDS SANDY SOIL","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*WELL-MANAGED CLASS DEPENDS ON TEACHER (PROF),"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*BACK DOOR TO BIG LEAGUES OPEN FOR CANARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COACH FACES ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CABLE WORKER REPORTS CUSTOMER WITH GUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COURT ORDERS RULING ON REVIEW BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HISTORY CONFERENCE SEEKS PAPER WRITERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOME SHOW HUBBUB,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PLANS TO USE RECYLING FUND FOR SALARIES CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JUVENILE WHO SHOT SCHOOLMATE HAD RIGHT TO PRIVACY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*REVOLT AGAINST PROPERTY TAXES GAINS GROUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"MAN IS FIT TO STAND TRIAL, JUDGE RULES","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
WASTE MATERIALS BANNED FROM SOUTH DAKOTA LANDFILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL COMMISSIONERS DRAG FEET ON PAYING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABOUT 600 RESPOND TO MITCHELL BUSINESS SEARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE PURSUES {dollar}1.75 MILLION GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ICE STORMS REPRIEVE HURON FORESTRY OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE FAVORING AG DEPARTMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MADISON STUDENTS COLLECT SCIENTIFIC DATA,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*TRAILER SLIDES FROM TRUCK,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PANEL DROPS EFFORT TO KEEP FUNDS FROM COUNTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA'S 10 LARGEST CITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
AREA MAY LOSE WEATHERIZATION FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
COURT ORDERS RETRIAL IN IH LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
APPEALS COURT APPROVES BLACK HILLS LOGGING,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"*DOWNTOWN THEATER NEEDS FUNDS, STATE UNSYMPATHETIC","Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*FIRST PREMIER SAYS DYKHOUSE WILL LEAD BANK,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
FIRST BANK SYSTEM CAN BUY WESTERN BANK,"Argus LeaderFeb 03 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*NOELE DE SAINT GALL OF GARRETSON WAS CROWNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*500 DEBATE AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WHY NOT HUNT MOURNING DOVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EDITOR ASLEEP AT WHEEL OVER 55 MPH STAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
LIKED LAW SCHOOL EDITORIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
LIKED LAW SCHOOL EDITORIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
"*ABOUREZK, NICHOLSON OPEN LAW FIRM","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
USE OF ELECTRICITY UP IN AREA,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*HAGE NAMED HOME FEDERAL VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
"*ABOUREZK, NICHOLSON OPEN LAW FIRM","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*RAVEN NAMES NEW VICE PRESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*HEGG HIRES COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MANAGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS BUSINESS SURVEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
PAT FORD JOINS KELO SALES STAFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
STATE UNEMOLOYMENT RATE RISES IN DECEMBER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
CONSTRUCTION DOWN IN CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.4"
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION OFFERS LOANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.4"
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION OFFERS LOANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.4"
BISON BEAT USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*UNO CLINCHES TITLE SHARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCHEMMEL SETS SIGHTS ON MOSCOW OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SCHEMMEL SETS SIGHTS ON MOSCOW OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
READER'S TURN ARMOUR PACKERS NOT BAD GUYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
THREE SIOUX FALLS BOXERS NO. 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NATIONAL MEET LANDS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SDSU WOMEN VICTORIOUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HEYDEN SETS SHOOTING RECORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AUGUSTANA WIN WRESTLING TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HURLEY ROLLS 612,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
FISH DERBY RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
BANQUET DRAWS HUNTING ENTHUSIASTS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
HOT ASHES IN TRASH A HAZARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARTIN FAMILIES DON'T MIX,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPROMISE ON BILLBOARDS PERMITS SOME EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROOFTOP SNOW COULD SPILL INTO HOMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BIG SIOUX, JAMES COULD BRING FLOODS","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"FINGERPRINTS LEAD TO ARSON ARREST STORM LAKE, IOWA","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEXACO PULLOUT FROM MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEMINAR SET ON MEDICAL COMMUNICATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BUSINESSMEN PASS ALONG TIPS ON SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRE LANE VIOLATORS TO GET TICKETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MILWAUKEE RAILROAD SAYS EMERGENCY LOAN NOT ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BILLBOARD MEASURE REVIEWED BY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE LEGISLATURE PUTS OFF TOUGH DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONCERT HONORS BUDDY HOLLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SCHMECKFEST SELLING WELL-FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
RECOMMITMENT PAPERS ISSUED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*100-YEAR-OLD CLUB REMEMBERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*100-YEAR-OLD CLUB REMEMBERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MRS. BOB PEIPER-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SUMMER CONSERVATION JOBS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE MAKES NOMINATIONS TO ACADEMIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DEADWOOD-'KEEP YOUR NOSE CLEAN',"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEADWOOD-'KEEP YOUR NOSE CLEAN',"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHE CHOSE HUMANITY OVER HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SHE CHOSE HUMANITY OVER HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LAKOTA DIALECT MAKING A COMEBACK IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAKOTA DIALECT MAKING A COMEBACK IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSALS FOR RAIL PLAN IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSALS FOR RAIL PLAN IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAGGING DOLLAR HELPS TOURISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLERK IS HOUSE'S RIGHT-HAND MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CLERK IS HOUSE'S RIGHT-HAND MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SALT AN ANSWER AND A PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SALT AN ANSWER AND A PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"REGISTER MEN, NOT WOMEN (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUICK THINKING SAVES FINGERS OF GUITARIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
QUICK THINKING SAVES FINGERS OF GUITARIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GARRISON WIDENS POLITICAL GAP,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REAGAN CUTBACKS THREATEN LEGAL SERVICES PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FUNDAMENTALISTS WIN ONE, LOSE ONE","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FUNDAMENTALISTS WIN ONE, LOSE ONE","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FUNDAMENTALISTS WIN ONE, LOSE ONE","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ACORN MEMBER IN GROUP TO STUDY CITY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ACORN MEMBER IN GROUP TO STUDY CITY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*COLMAN'S HEIM HAS SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COLMAN'S HEIM HAS SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KSFY--AN ALSO-RAN BATTLING BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STRANGE CASE OF THE BLUE-TILED CAPITOL FLOOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KSFY--AN ALSO-RAN BATTLING BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KSFY--AN ALSO-RAN BATTLING BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"IF YOU'RE GLUED TO TUBE, YOU FIT SF'S PATTERN","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ORCHESTRA OFFERS LIVELY PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"CENSUS DATA EFFICIENT, REDISTRICTING DELAYED","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOOD BANK A GRASS-ROOTS EFFORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CENSUS DATA EFFICIENT, REDISTRICTING DELAYED","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CENSUS DATA EFFICIENT, REDISTRICTING DELAYED","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER BILL MIGHT AID MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER BILL MIGHT AID MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CAR BADLY CRUNCHED AFTER RUNNING INTO LOCOMOTIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"HEIFER FETCHES {dollar}20,950 IN SWANKY SALE OF CHAMPS","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COURT BLOCKS DEBT LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COURT BLOCKS DEBT LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COURT BLOCKS DEBT LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COLMAN VOTERS OK NEW ELECTRIC SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
TAX REFORMERS AIM FOR 1982,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FOR RIGHT TO CHOOSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW'S BID FOR REAGAN'S AID (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ANSWERS JANKLOW IN RAIL DISPUTE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MISSED REAGAN TEXT IN ARGUS LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FORMER BANKER SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
KIDNAP-EXTORTION TRIAL RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"MCKENNAN SETS CLASSES, SCREENINGS","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FORMER BANKER SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ANIMAL BOARDING FEES RISING,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
VETERANS' LAWSUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GREENWAY PROTECTION EYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
GREENWAY PROTECTION EYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
NORTHLANDER BUYS RESTAURANT IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
NORTHLANDER BUYS RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
IBM SIGNS DOWNTOWN LEASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
{dollar}40.3 MILLION GOING TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS AVOID BILL HALTING ELECTION SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOMESTAKE WANTS TO STOP METALS TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW VETO WITHSTANDS VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
1981 NOT LAW AND ORDER YEAR FOR LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOMESTAKE WANTS TO STOP METALS TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DOCTOR RAPS WRONGFUL LIFE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
AG HEAD HITS FARM BONDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
DOCTOR RAPS WRONGFUL LIFE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
AG HEAD HITS FARM BONDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
DAKOTA STATE LOOKING AHEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.6"
*AUGIE GIVES KIDS FOOD FOR THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*AUGIE GIVES KIDS FOOD FOR THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*AUGIE GIVES KIDS FOOD FOR THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*AUGIE GIVES KIDS FOOD FOR THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
COATS BAIL OUT BETWEEN YANKTON AND SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEDS WILL PROBE WOMEN'S CITY PAY CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF POLICE NAB THEFT SUSPECT WITH BOX,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROSCOE HAS SEVERE CASE WINTER BLUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*'PRINCE OF THE CITY' SUCCEEDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WISE GUY RADIO JOCK TRIES TO CRACK AM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PASTOR TO BE INSTALLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
AUDITIONS FOR MUSIC SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
NORTHERN STATE BAND CONCERT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
SPECIAL EVENTS OF AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
BENEFIT ROCK'N ROLL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
EXHIBITIONS AT FINE ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
JAYCETTES WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTH PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
TIMES REPORTER SPEAKER AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
MARION BEARS HUNGRY FOR HOME-COURT ACTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNORS PLACE THEIR BETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOLFGANG RIDES WITH ELITE ON RACE TEAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEIN FAMILY'S FITNESS ROUTINE IS LIFESAVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPECIAL DEER HUNTING SEASON BEGINS FEB 6,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE ALLOWS SHELL AS EVIDENCE IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLISH CUSTOMS DIDN'T SEARCH CAMERAMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SPENDING CEILING MILLIONS SHORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VIBORG HIGH SCHOOL FOOD WAR ENDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PLAN LETS STATE SET GRAIN PRICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HALF OF CITY'S SNOW MONEY ALREADY GONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL GAS WAR FUELED BY WORLDWIDE OIL GLUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
AVOID VIETNAMIZATION OF CRISIS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS' SURVEY FORM CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PANEL PRAISED FOR TABLING CONSENT BILL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
BROOKINGS GIRL BARRED FROM SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"DASCHLE FUNDS {dollar}57,586--ROBERTS, {dollar}9,298","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES DEADWOOD MOTEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MORE HURON WATER STORAGE URGED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PECHOTA MAY RUN IF MEIERHENRY LEAVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PROGRESS REPORTED IN SHOOTING--DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TWO DIE IN ACCIDENT NEAR HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE KILLS CORPORATE PROFITS TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"COMMITTEE REJECTS 1-MEMBER DIST, 4-YR TERMS","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE TO COMPROMISE GOLD TAX FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PANEL OK'S PLAN TO APPOINT PUC POSTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*BILL CLOSES LOOPHOLE OPENING CHARTER BUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
LIQUOR LICENSE RESTRICTIONS TO REMAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
BILL AUTHORIZING CENDAK GOES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
COURT RULES IN RC FLOOD CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE DEFEATS GAMBLING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FIRED FINANCE OFFICER SUES CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*6 MINNESOTA DEATHS BLAMED ON SNOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
7.9 PERCENT INTEREST BRINGS OUT SF CAR BUYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD TRUCKERS PLAY IT SAFE BY STAYING OFF ROAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"NY LOOKED SAFEST, BANKS TELLS PAPER","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
OFFICIAL SEES PIK CONTINUING THROUGH 1984,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
WELDING WORK MIGHT BE CAUSE OF MITCHELL FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
"*JERAULD COUNTY SHERIFF, DEPUTY MAKE A TEAM","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RUNNING THE YWCA TURNED INTO A LONG HABIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"IT'S RATINGS MONTH, SO BE READY TO SUFFER","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*BEHIND THE LEGISLATIVE SCENES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*THESE STUDENTS JUMP WHEN THEY HEAR 'PAGE',"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
FLU CLOSES SCHOOLS IN WESTERN PART OF STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INCOME TAX NOT AMONG REVENUE BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN LEADERS WELCOME NEW FEDERAL POLICY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL FORCES CHANGES IN HAY RIG WEIGHT LIMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALASKAN WAR GAMES END FOR SD GUARDSMEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SENATE PASSES TAX ON USED VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GRIGGS CLOTHING STORE FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS WANT ELLSWORTH STOVES REPLACED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
K-CINEMA'S CLOSING MERITS PRAISE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SIOUX, MOODY COUNTY COOPERATION (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EDUCATION NEEDED FOR INDIAN BUSINESSMEN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LETTER CONCERNING SHOVELED WALKS CLARIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD CAN PROSPER WITH NEW LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
IF JOBLESS HAD JOBS DEFICIT WOULD BE CUT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COUNTY APPEALS RULING ON EVICTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JOBLESSNESS IS NUMBER ONE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KINI PANEL WILL DISCUSS LEGAL RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS 10 DAYS FOR SIMPLE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"NUMBER OF WAGE, HOUR VIOLATIONS UP","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PINE RIDGE MAN CHARGED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
4TH MAN ARRESTED FOR MURDER OF DEADWOOD MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY SHOULD HIRE 30 WOMEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMMITTEE REJECTS REQUIRED HELMETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BRANDON MAN FACES 11 CHARGES IN COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BLAIR'S LAWYER ASKS JUDGE FOR CLOSED HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COMMITTEE OKS STATE'S ATTORNEYS BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DRUG SENTENCING BILL GOES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GRAIN CARTEL WOULDN'T WORK SAYS JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL CONSIDERS ANOTHER TAX ON LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS AX BILL PROHIBITING ALL ROAD HUNTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
NEW WAY TO SPLIT BANK PROFITS TAX PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SENATE TO CONSIDER CHANGING INSANITY PLEA,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BILL WOULD ALLOW TAX EXEMPTION ON UTILITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
AT 5-FOOT-9 TERLAU STANDS TALL FOR KNIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE REJECTS PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HOLLY FANS GATHER 25 YEARS AFTER DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*WE SHOULD TAKE A GOD-FIRST,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
COMMITTEE OKS 8-PERCENT RAISE FOR JUDGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS TODAY PICK DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES BILL AIMED AT COMPUTER CRIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL WANTS BONDING PROGRAM FOR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PETITION WILL SOON BE FILED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REQUIRING SCHOOL UNTIL AGE 18 LOSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOL UNTIL AGE 18, COMPUTER","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOP ELECTED OFFICIALS MAY GET 4-PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*ETSI, STATE WATER PLANS UNCERTAIN","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SPECIAL SLALOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*PRIVATE PROBLEM TAKES HIM OUT OF MAYORAL RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CORONER CALLS FOR INQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HUNKING MERITS SUPPORT NOT RECALL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SALARY PANEL HAS ADVICE FOR CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHEMICALS TO STOP WEEDS NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW SHOULD LOOK AT PAY AT THE CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LIBRARY HAS BECOME CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ECONOMIC CHAOS TOP PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
LAWMAKERS COULD SAVE STATE FROM LEGISLATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FORCING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE IS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
IF SPRINGFIELD PLAN ADOPTED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LAWS SHOULD BATTLE DRUNK DRIVING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ABUSER MAY BE REQUIRED TO PAY VICTIM'S COST,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BILL REQUIRING NO-SMOKING SECTIONS IS DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES BILL GRANTING JURY TRIALS TO ALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"HUNTING FEES, JURY TRIAL","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS TURN DOWN AUTOMOTIVE DECAL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENATE KILLS INCREASE IN FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WHEAT FARMERS' PROMOTIONAL FEE MAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2 HIGHER-EDUCATION BILLS TO GET MORE DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
APPETITE FOR BITING WEATHER VARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IT'LL BE WARMER--BUT NOT MUCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY HALL SALARIES TOO HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FOREIGN LANGUAGE FOR COLLEGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MET GONE BUT MEMORIES LIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VOTERS' RIGHTS ARE THE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BOYS' BASKETBALL STILL UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
SUICIDE NOT FARMERS' ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*IT'S NEVER TOO LATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PINE RIDGE DOCTORS VS MEANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IF SOIL CONSERVATION GOES DOWN UNDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SURVEY KNOCKS FARM CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING TO DISCUSS AGRICULTURAL ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OGLALA SIOUX OPPOSE JANKLOW HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS GET MORE THAN {dollar}11 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TAGGING SHOWS WALLEYES MAKE LONG TRIPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT PROCEEDINGS DELAY PAYMENTS TO OWNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"SOME SELL, OTHERS SNARL AT NUKE BILL","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SD MOVES IN ON STATE DRINK,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FOG ROLLS OVER TRAVEL PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE FARMERS FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA A BIG LOSER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESS RELEASE BEDEVILS BEDELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SCHOOL DISTRICT FAVORED FIRM, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*COUNCIL CELEBRATES ARTISTIC 20 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CAREER COUNCIL NAMES CHAIRWOMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
VETERANS COUNCIL ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CONCERTS GROUP PICKS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
JOB'S DAUGHTERS INSTALLS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PYTHIAN SISTERS INSTALLS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS CAN SERVE PART TIME (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FEAR OF AIDS NO REASON TO ABANDON (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW USING DOUBLE TALK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ABDNOR'S PLAN PIECE OF FLUFF (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PAPER SINKS TO NEW LOW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*TWAIN'S BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONTRACTOR BLASTS CITY MINORITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SURPRISES NURSING PROGRAM OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE--REDUCING BILLBOARDS ON INTERSTATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL POSTPONED UNTIL MARCH 24,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MARION ROAD PLAN GETS OK DESPITE GRIPES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIAL WANTS TO CUT CAR REGISTRATION RED TAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SENATE SCRAPS POINTS FOR SPEEDING TICKETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"CEMENT PLANT, UNION AGREE TO CONTRACT","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEPARTMENT SURVEYS FARM STORAGE CAPACITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ENROLLMENT IN CLASSES AT SPRINGFIELD GROWING,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"KENNEDY WANTS SMOKING, NON-SMOKING AREAS","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LIQUOR STORE OWNERS PROTEST LICENSE TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS HAPPY DEAL WON'T AFFECT SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN SEEKS DOG KILLER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MODERNIZE 100-YEAR-OLD STATE SEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MONEY PROTESTER GOES ON JAIL FRUIT FAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SWALLOW FEELS GOOD ABOUT PRISON SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MORE MEN WINNING CHILD CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COMPANY MISSES REFINANCING DEPOSIT DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TRIO HAD CHANCE TO BUY JETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MAN KILLS WIFE, SELF OVER DIVORCE","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*JOHNSON TO VOTE AGAINST RAISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
IN FAVOR OF INCREASING SPEED LIMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
NASA SHOULDN'T RUSH (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CLEAR LAKE PETITION DEADLINE IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY UPDATES COMPUTER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW EYES JOB WITH BOND FIRM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T DROP MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCHES PRIME FOR GRAHAM MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY REFUSES QUARRY PERMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TELLINGHUISEN BACKS STRICTER MEETINGS LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KJAY ANTENNA CAN REMAIN ON TOWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BILL PROPOSES INCENTIVE PAY FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE OK'S APPEAL PROCESS FOR DAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE TO INTRODUCE OPTION TO HARKIN BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE TIGHTENS HAZARDOUS WASTES REGULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATE PANEL BACKS BILL TO BAR SMOKING MINORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BROOKINGS DUO SCORE BIG,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURTHOUSE'S MYSTERY MURAL ARTIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE AGAINST VETERAN RELOCATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HIGH TEMPERATURES KEEP LAKE LEVELS LOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*PERMITS OFF TO SLOWER START IN '87,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN MANAGER SAYS WORRIES EASED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BROTHERS HELD WITHOUT BOND IN STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CANOVA RESIDENTS DISSOLVE SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NATIONAL FARM GROUP SELECTS SCENIC WOMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WINNER MAN DIES AFTER CAR-PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*MEYER FAVORS LANDOWNER REIMBURSEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ROBERTSON EXPECTS MORE 'DIRTY TRICKS',"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WESTERN S DAKOTANS MAY VOTE ON TIME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEDIA ON PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HIGH DEBT FORCES TO TURN TO FOREIGNERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESSURE PRESSLER ON S-2 (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SEAT BELT PROPOSAL SHOULD BE APPROVED (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COURT SOLD KIDS SHORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*ACTORS MAKE A SHOW OF COOKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TONS OF HOMEWORK WON'T HELP,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ARTS LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP HELD IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATED WITH ESSAY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FREE PARENT EDUCATION WORKSHOPS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NOW CONTEST HIGHLIGHTS WOMEN IN HISTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BUSH TO STOP IN FOUR SD CITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE TO DEDICATE ACTIVITY CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDEX CONTAINS INFORMATION ON SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IRS OFFERS TAX HELP 6 DAYS WEEKLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGISTRATION DEADLINE NEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WILCOX SURPRISED BY LIFE TERMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARM DEBT PLAN PASSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKER--CHANGE HELPS IMAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROBERTSON STRESSES REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WATERTOWN WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORMER REGENTS CRITICIZE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RAPE TRIAL BEGINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMITTEE VOTES DOWN LIVING WILL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL OK'S PLAN FOR EARLY SALES TAX REPEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEAT BELT PROPOSAL TO GET SECOND VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPONSOR WANTS OPEN MEETINGS BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS--TOBACCO TAX WOULD HELP BLOOD RUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
QUICK ACTION URGED ON TEACHER PAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BILL PASSAGE MAY MEAN LEAVING STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NINE ATTEND COMMUNITY CENTER TALKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BOARD MEMBERS UNDECIDED ABOUT SEEKING RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
AUGUSTANA AUCTION FEATURES VARIETY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DEER LICENSE TRANSFER BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SDSU REBOUNDS SCORE WINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FROSTBITTEN MAN IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEGATIVE PREGNANCY TEST ENDS DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAGAZINE RANKS PRESSLER NUMBER 2,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GOVERNOR TO LOOK AT DEMOCRATS' TAX FREEZE OPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*FIRST UNITED PLANS 'NIGHT ON BROADWAY',"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*HIRED HELP FOR THE HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CHRISTMAS DINNER DRAWS COMMUNITY SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
KING DAY OBSERVED LOCALLY WITH MANY EVENTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SERTOMANS DONATE {dollar}500 TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROUP DONATES TO ASTHMA CAMP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LUNCHEONS INFORM PUBLIC ABOUT INN'S NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
TRANSIT GROUP THANKS COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
CITY'S GENEROUS NATURE OVERCOMES PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*IF INNOCENT IN WOMB AREN'T PROTECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"MOST SAVINGS, LOANS PROFITABLE, GROWING (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
IMPORTED GARBAGE NOT PRETTY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LOOK AT THE REAL WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PROTEST PAY RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
AUGUSTANA DEFEATS USD 63-58,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLANKINTON STANDS BY FOUR-MINUTES PLAYING TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
IRS OFFERS FREE HELP TO TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TESTS STILL PENDING ON UNKNOWN LIQUID,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM PROMOTION EXCEEDS {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS UNANIMOUS TRAIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PREGAME WARM UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOUGHTERY DAWKINS TO BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY MONEY DISPUTE THREATENS BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEASURE TO GIVE ELDERLY TAX BREAK DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PILOTS' MISCALCULATION BLAMED IN B-1B CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SPRINGFIELD RESIDENTS BACK EXPANSION PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS ENGLISH TEACHER WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE CO-SPONSORS BILL ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS 2ND FMHA NOTICES SENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD CELEBRITIES TO NARRATE LEGENDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW PRESIDENT DRAWS PRAISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
JUDGE DISMISSES WOUNDED KNEE SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*GETTING A CHARGE OUT OF THE COLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
FAILED SEAT BELT MEASURE TO RESURFACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*TO PICK THE BEST OF BOUNDARY PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPORTS ILLUSTRATED TO GIVE COVER SHOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DUMP PROPOSAL SCARES BOTH SIDES OF BORDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*FOES POINT TO DRAINAGE, WETLANDS","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*SITE'S FINANCIAL BENEFITS ALLURING,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*SD FINDS OPTIONS ARE LIMITED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
LAWMAKERS MOVE TOWARD RACE HARMONY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"TO FOCUS ON CITY, SCHOOL ISSUES (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BARKER-CRANE MAYOR RACE LOOMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DON'T BUILD MORE PRISONS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
KING WAS A CON MAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"ONLY GOD GIVES, TAKES LIFE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
OVERRIDE BID POWER GRAB (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"EDUCATE, DON'T OUTLAW (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
NUKE DUMP DEADLY THREAT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LOCAL MAN FINDS A FIELD OF DREAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LUSTIG BACK ON TOP AFTER TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*ICE FISHING SOLID DESPITE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DASCHLE--VETERANS FACE 2 CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT ASSISTANCE WILL BE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON COMMISSION PASSES LIQUOR PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW TRIAL PLANNED IN OVERHAULING CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER CRITICIZES DAM DISCHARGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SING A SONG, SING OUT LOUD","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS DISAGREE OVER AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOTHER HOPES LETTERS CAN STOP PAROLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GEESE GET IN JET'S WAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FUGITIVE CAUGHT IN MINNEAPOLIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CAMPAIGN DEBATE CENTERS ON FUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONGRESS TERM LIMITS GARNER SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HARRISBURG TO CONSIDER LAND SWAP WITH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HARTFORD PARENTS AIM FOR ALCOHOL-FREE PROM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH AFRICAN JOURNALIST TO TALK AT CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WALDENBOOKS CLOSES STORE IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUD DECISION SPARKS LAKOTA HOMES BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SPUNK IS MAYOR'S STYLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ALCESTER CONSIDERING PUBLIC LIBRARY ADDITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REGIONAL AIRLINES BID TO SERVE 4 CITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
8-COUNTY WATER SYSTEM GETS {dollar}3 MILLION FUNDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*NO-HUNT ZONE BILL DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
TAKE AIM AT DEBT CONSOLIDATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
*PUPPET TEACHES KIDS ABOUT CAREERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION UP IN MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GARD NEW MANAGER AT FIRST FEDERAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"PLANS INCLUDE CHURCH, STORE","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*WATERTOWN-AREA FARM REPOSSESSED, EMPTY","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"IN MEMORIES, CHILD STILL DANCES","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*OWNING EXOTIC BIRDS TAKES WING,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"HOOVER MEMORIAL, CAPITOL IN IOWA","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1990, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FREE CALL FILLS LOCAL HOME WITH RELIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*WAR DOESN'T COUNT WINNERS AND LOSERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SIOUX CITY JAZZ PHENOM TO PLAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*DOC, ERIC AND SKIP--A JAZZ BAND","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
KILL AGE-CHANGE PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EDITORIAL RIGHT ON TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHERE WERE PROTESTERS WHEN KUWAIT PILLAGED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
URIC ACID PROBLEMS TIED TO GOUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*WEAR DOWN YAKIMA,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INHERITANCE TAX VARIES BY RELATIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EXPLOSION OCCURS IN FRONT YARD OF HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP CHAIRMAN SAYS HE WON'T RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETINGS TO FOCUS ON WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE STILL PROBING 2 WEEKEND DEATHS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMALL FIRE BREAKS OUT AT MCKENNAN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL RATES OFFERED TO LAWMAKERS ON AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROCERY'S HOME ECONOMIST EAGER TO HOST,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL OFFICIAL--LET TEACHERS STRIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOTE NEARS ON ABORTION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WHEN IT COMES TO GRAMMER, HOUSE COMMITTEE...","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE DOUGH FOR AVERAGE JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PONTIAC DEALERSHIP OWNER DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY READY TO OPEN SATELLITE OFFICE IN WALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN GAIN IN NUMBERS AS LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BROOKINGS DIVIDED ON RENTAL REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"ABERDEEN, COLLEGE GIVEN {dollar}15,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MANUSCRIPT RECALLS LEAD'S UNIQUE ETHNIC BLEND,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PANEL SEEKS USERS FOR COAST GUARD BUILDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CASTLEWOOD TRUCKER TO GIVE SAFETY LESSONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COUNTIES POLLED ABOUT REGIONAL GARBAGE DUMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*'SMOKEY' PATCH WILL BE MISSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOME PLASTIC RECYCLED INTO LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX CREDIT DIES 34-33 IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A PLAYFUL BALANCING ACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"EPA TO EVALUATE SPILL, BUT WATER SUPPLY SAFE","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LAW DOESN'T STOP TEEN DRINKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*AGELESS CLEARWATER ON MOVE WITH BLUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*HE'S SERIOUS ABOUT FOLK,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
UNITED WAY MUST CLEAN IMAGE SOON (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LOTTERY MOCKS THE GOVERNMENT'S INTEGRITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SUANNE BIG CROW SHOULD BE REMEMBERED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GRAUVOGL'S STEAMROLLER CRITICISM UPSETTING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"PRIVACY, MORALITY HAVE SOPHISTS CONFUSED (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CICERO'S ADVICE COULD BENEFIT AMERICANS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*MODEL IS NOT WORTH DIME OF TAX MONEY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEGISLATORS TO BLAME FOR HOYT TAX WOES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PAYING MEDICAL BILLS BECOMING A BIG CRISIS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AUGIE FANS' BEHAVIOR AT GAME OFFENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MORE SYMBOLISM THAN SUBSTANCE IN REBATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
'BUYING AMERICAN' BAD FOR SD ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
S DAKOTANS HAVE RIGHT TO CHOOSE CHELATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"*STEP ASIDE, MAGIC, AND LET OTHERS PASS","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CURL UP AT HOME WITH FRESH FRIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TUNISAN LOVES COOKING WITH GRILL--AND SPAGHETTI,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*OAHE GROUPS NEED TO BECOME BETTER FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BANK OFFERS LOANS FOR HOME IMPROVEMENT AT LOW RATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BUSINESS GROUP SEEKS CAREER WOMEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GAS PRICES DROP 9 CENTS SINCE DECEMBER '91,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BILL CHANGES PARK-IT-MARKET CONCEPT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
CARETRAUM LOSES PARAMEDIC EMPLOYEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY POSTPONES VOTE ON CENTER MODEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORUM TO ADDRESS RURAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IOWA MAN IDENTIFIED AS ACCIDENT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY FINDS TEEN GUILTY IN STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOANS AVAILABLE TO YOUNG PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD BANKRUPTCY RATE RISES IN '91,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MUSEUM GAINS NETWORK LINK,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STATE RELIEF PROGRAMS GET {dollar}176,090 IN AID","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FOAM ON THE FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOBRIDGE SENATOR ENJOYS 'VISITING' WITH COLLEAGUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUSBAND PLEADS GUILTY TO RAPING WIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NIGHTCLUB ACCUSED OF DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUPER 8 TO CLOSE SPRINGFIELD CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEA FACES GROWING CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNCOMMITTED DELEGATES WANT VOICES HEARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORALITY BILL FALLS SHORT OF APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*LOCAL UNITED WAY WON'T WITHHOLD DUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHILD ABUSE CASE IN COURT TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MOBRIDGE WOMEN BAFFLED BY OVERSEAS PHONE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"DASCHLE FUND LEADS HAAR'S {dollar}1,000 TO {dollar}1","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITIZEN BEE FINALS MARCH 28,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXCESS POTATOES GO TO CHARITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FUND DRIVE NETS {dollar}50,000 FOR CLINIC","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL KILLS INCOME TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IHS DIRECTOR SUSPENDED FOR ALLEGED SEXUAL MISCONDUCT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MURDER SUSPECT IS SANE, EXPERTS SAY","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"RECONCILIATION COUNCIL STALLED, EX-LEADER SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 SOUTH DAKOTANS DIE IN WEEKEND CRASHES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DANCE HALL IS BACK ON ITS FEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WASTE DUMP BILL REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SENATE PANEL KILLS NICKEL VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ETHICS PLAN FOR EXECUTIVE BRANCH DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CORPS SHORTCHANGES UPPER BASIN STATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DEADWOOD MUST RAISE BET LIMITS TO STAY COMPETITIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*NCC TOURNAMENT HAS FAMILIAR LOOK,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PARKER UPENDS GARRETSON FOR STATE 'A' BERTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE SWIMMING MEET TO ATTRACT 13 TEAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARM BUREAU SETS MEETING IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"*RECESSION HURTS PRICES, OWNER SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*BLACK HILLS INSTITUTE DOESN'T OWN FOSSIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SON FILLS COUPLE'S LONLINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON PROPOSAL WOULD RAISE COSTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRUST CAN'T BE MOVED BIA RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CALLERS OPPOSE YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TALKING IT OVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT SURPLUS EYED FOR BUDGET HELP,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SIDETRACK LOTTERY RESERVE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PANEL OK'S BILL ENCOURAGING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL DESIGNED TO PROTECT BUDGET RESERVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SCHOOLS DESERVE MORE FLEXIBILITY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--MUSICAL GROUP OR OTHER FORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KIDS PROUD TO ATTEND THEIR CATHOLIC SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WOMAN GLAD FOR RIGHT TO MAKE OWN DECISIONS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
OPTIONS AVAILABLE TO SAVE RAIN FORESTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DON'T DENY THE UNBORN THEIR UNVIOLABLE RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SF WOWS TRAVELERS FROM ND (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SEX EDUCATION DOESN'T MAKE TEENS IMMORAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
FLANDREAU HOSPITAL PLAN GETS INITIAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH AGENCIES RAISE HAMBURGER STANDARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEAVY FOG CANCELS INCOMING FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES APPEAL IN CASINO DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VICTIM RAPED IN HOME WEDNESDAY MORNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOOKING FOR MUSICAL ACCORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SENATORS TABLE SCHOOL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SPECTATOR SUES CITY, SF ARENA","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COST OF MISSOURI BRIDGE GROWS {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LESSONS OF FUTURE ARE TEAMWORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*SEX CRIMES LAW IN NEED OF CHANGE, VICTIM SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
RECYCLING CENTER GETS BOARD'S OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE TO HOLD MEETINGS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAND BUREAU SETS OFFICE MERGER GOAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RANCHERS SAY MISSILE DEMOLITION MAY POLLUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VETERANS LEADER PLANS TRIP TO SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FIRE MAKES WEEKLY DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN LAND RESTORATION COULD COST {dollar}17 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MURDER SUSPECT CLAIMS SELF-DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRIBAL JUDGE SETS HEARING FOR RECALL BID,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
LIVE STOCK STATE PURCHASES BRANCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VIEWERS CAN CALL TV TAX PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
AG NEEDS DOMINATE BUDGET DEMANDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*SENIOR SEASON A CHALLENGE FOR NIELSEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NELSON SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE BIG BOOK LOST ITS LOOK ON THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*MIDDLE-SCHOOLERS, TEACHERS SHARE GOALS (PROF)","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JURY FINDS MARQUARDT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NETTLETON STUDENTS MIGHT LOSE AID MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE MAKING OF A FIREFIGHTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SABES' PAST BUSINESS DEALINGS CAUSE HIM PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RAISE FOR SHERIFFS, ATTORNEYS REJECTED","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PANEL BACKS RENEWAL OF PESTICIDES FEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS CRITICIZE WHEAT CHECKOFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES TOUGHER TENURE LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*FIRST LAW OF THE SESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BILL PROVIDING AID FOR YOUNG FARMERS TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SENATE KILLS PLAN TO START BUDGET TALKS EARLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SENATE APPROVES CAMPAIGN-REFORM MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
ENDORSES PAY PLAN FOR STATE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SENATORS CHASTISE CABINET MEMBER WHO SENT MEMO,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
MOVE OFFENSIVE MURAL TO MUSEUM (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"END JANKLOW SAGA, TOO (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHEEL TAX IS FURTHER BURDEN FOR THE PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REHABILITATION IS KEY TO PRISON CROWDING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
UNLUCKY DUCK'S RESCUE A HEART-WARMING TALE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*RECRUITS LEARN THE BASICS ABOUT FIREFIGHTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT SETS BOUNDARY HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION MAN WINS PRINCIPAL OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHAIN-SAW-WAVING INMATE GUILTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*103-YEAR-OLD STILL YOUNGER BROTHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FEDERAL-PAROLE VIOLATOR HOLDS POLICE AT BAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN'S MODEST PHOTO EARNS COVERAGE IN LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ARGUS TO TRY TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"CITY NEEDS FANTLE'S SITE, MAYOR SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
USD PROGRAMS ON DISPLAY MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMPUTER TRACKED FUGITIVE IN CALIFORNIA,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAKE-ID AMNESTY LASTS UNTIL FEB 18,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CELEBRATING CATHOLICISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHILDREN'S ADVOCATES SEEK STATE FINANCING,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
YOUNKERS SAYS JANUARY SALES FELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*MORRELL PRESIDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*CONSTRUCTION EXPO,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*NCC RECRUITS FULFILL TEAMS' SPEED NEEDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE CONTINUE OMAHA RIVALRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*BEAT THE FEBRUARY BLUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LIVING HISTORY FAIR SET FOR BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
COMPUTER STORAGE NEVER MORE AFFORDABLE THAN NOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*FAA SEEKS CRASH CASE PROBE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CROW CREEK TRIBE PLANS {dollar}15M RESORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CONSTRUCTION ON THE BRIDGE OVER THE BIG SIOUX RIVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BOYZ II MEN COMING TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW DELIVERS DETAILS ON PRISON OVERHAUL,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*FOES RAP PLAN TO UP VIDEO-LOTTERY SHARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RESTAURANTS INCLUDED IN TAX TO SUPPORT TOURISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA 1 MAY BACK TAX AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
I'LL TAKE BLAME IF BUDGET AMENDMENT FAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TOO EARLY TO CONSIDER DAKOTA 1 (WATERTOWN P.O.),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REP. JOHNSON PROVIDES INTELLIGENT LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CLINTON MISSED CHANCE TO EDUCATE PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*RECYCLING CAN EXPAND STATE ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*RECYCLING CAN EXPAND STATE ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DAKOTA 1 PROPOSES TAXES WITH INTEGRITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*GRACIOUS GOD OFTEN FOUND IN ORDINARY PLACES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*SINGER REED EMERGING FROM THE SHADOWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LONG AND LEAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOSS TO TEAMS PROVES CBA IS MERELY MINOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO PEOPLE DIE IN SEPARATE ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PHONE-LINE SUSPECT FACES FEDERAL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES SEEK JUVENILE IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY PROPOSES HUGE DAIRY FARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SIXTY-FIVE YEARS OF TOGETHERNESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"STATE'S SCHOOL MODERNIZATION GETS PRAISE, PANS","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE TENTATIVELY APPROVES SELLTEMENT TO CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*OFFICIALS TO FOCUS ON GRILLER, DEAD MAN","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"*CLAY WATER SYSTEM GETS BOTH STATE LOAN, GRANT","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
AG REORGANIZATION TOPIC OF MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SHOW JURY VIDEOTAPE OF TRICERATOPS FOSSIL EXCAVATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DRIVER OF SEMI-TRUCK CHARGED AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE SENTENCES MAN FOR BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HILLS UTILITY PROPOSES ELECTRIC-RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BEEF HERD CONFERENCE SCHEDULED AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PRESSLER GETS DEATH THREAT FOR STANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"MAN ACCUSED IN ROBBERY SUES POLICE, SIOUX FALLS","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LIVESTOCK SPECIALIST PREDICTS HARD YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
GRAMM MAKES EARLY CAMPAIGN STOP IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*SKYWEST ADDS A DAILY FLIGHT TO SALT LAKE CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"MUSEUM GROUP, JANKLOW AGREE ON FUNDING PLAN","Argus LeaderFeb 04 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TRACTORS SNARL D.C. TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TRACTORS SNARL D.C. TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT TRENDS WORRY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ICE FISHERMAN FEELS IT'S ONLY WAY TO GO,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*IOWA FANS LEARN HOLLY MUSIC LIVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AIDING COUNTIES IN URANIUM BOOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WALLING PRAISED ECONOMY URGED IN CITY CAR OUTLAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
URGES AVERAGE 55 MPH LIMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
QUESTIONS NEED FOR NEW TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
BILLBOARD RETENTION POSSIBLE UNDER PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BILLBOARD RETENTION POSSIBLE UNDER PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BRAKEMAN KILLED IN DERAILMENT-SHERMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO TRUCK DRIVERS KILLED-SISSETON,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JET CRASH INVESTIGATION CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JASPER FIGHTING EVICTION BY TRIBE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FLITTIE DISMISSAL MOTIONS FILED-BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDY RAILS CHEAPER THAN TRUCKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SWINE WORKSHOP IS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEAUTY QUEENS LEARN QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SECOND BODY FOUND IN SIOUX CITY FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REDFIELD MAYOR SAYS HIS AREA OPPOSES REDIRECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRES DAMAGE SCHOOL AT KYLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BRIAR CLIFF BEATS STATE FOR NO. 18,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS TEAM WINS BOXING TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HIGH FARM PRICES NOT TOTAL STORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PROTESTERS CALL USDA CLAIM MYTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
PRISONER ESCAPES-FIRST OF '79,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*BRAITHWAITE ADMITS SHOPLIFTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BRAITHWAITE ADMITS SHOPLIFTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BRAITHWAITE ADMITS SHOPLIFTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
6 DRUG SUSPECTS AWAIT TRIAL DECISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER SURPRISED AT PUBLIC ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN PANS CARTER POLICY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
STRUGGLE FOR FUNDING AWAITS ARTS AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
STRUGGLE FOR FUNDING AWAITS ARTS AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*FILM FEATURES COWBOY SINGERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*COPING WITH TRIPLETS--ONE DAY AT A TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*FILM FEATURES COWBOY SINGERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AREA READERS FAVOR BOYCOTT OF MOSCOW OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS QUESTION COST OF FISH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS QUESTION COST OF FISH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SIOUX PURCHASE GOOSE FARM, AG LANDS","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS QUESTION COST OF FIGH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"GAME, FISH DEPARTMENT WINS APPROVAL","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"GAME, FISH DEPARTMENT WINS APPROVAL","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SENATE TAKES ANOTHER LOOK AT GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE TAKES ANOTHER LOOK AT GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY CHALLENGES CENSUS BUREAU ESTIMATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY CHALLENGES CENSUS BUREAU ESTIMATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUND FOR TURTLE GROWING SLOWLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CONSIDER LETTING JUSTICES TURN DOWN APPEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKERS CONSIDER LETTING JUSTICES TURN DOWN APPEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
VICTIM TESTIFIES AT RAPE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAN CHARGED FOR SELLING CHAIN LETTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COOL RHETORIC ABOUT WAR TALK (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COOL RHETORIC ABOUT WAR TALK (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP TO GRAPPLE WITH ENERGY ETHICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSING AUTHORITY VOTE TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSING AUTHORITY VOTE TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION ALLOWS MORRELL TO HANDLE OWN WASTE WATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION ALLOWS MORRELL TO HANDLE OWN WASTE WATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PANEL DEFERS WATER BOND PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SENATE PANEL DEFERS WATER BOND PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"USD TO GET {dollar}24,000 FUEL REFUND","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN'S HOME FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PAKISTANI CONTENDS SOVIETS SEEK INDIAN OCEAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"USD TO GET {dollar}24,000 FUEL REFUND","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ARTS PROMOTED AS REVENUE PRODUCING,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
EMBARGO COULD HURT RAIL EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*MAN HELD IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*URANIUM TEST DRILLING BEGINS IN COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KELO FEELS UNCHALLENGED AS NO 1 IN TV NEWS RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TV FORECASTERS WEATHERING DEBATE ON GIMMICKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KELO FEELS UNCHALLENGED AS NO 1 IN TV NEWS RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ZEVON LIVE EXCITABLE AND EXCITING,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KELO FEELS UNCHALLENGED AS NO 1 IN TV NEWS RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TV FORECASTERS WEATHERING DEBATE ON GIMMICKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MODERN DANCE GROUP STRESSES COMMUNICATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NURSING SHORTAGE LISTED IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SDSU CAMPUS STUNNED BY SUSPENSIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU CAMPUS STUNNED BY SUSPENSIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU CAMPUS STUNNED BY SUSPENSIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKIING MISLINSKI FAMILY HEADED FOR COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU CAMPUS STUNNED BY SUSPENSIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKIING MISLINSKI FAMILY HEADED FOR COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE KILLS MANDAN BENEFIT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
12 POWER LINES COULD CROSS SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOME SALES TAX CHARTS OVERCHARGE SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOME SALES TAX CHARTS OVERCHARGE SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BID REJECTED-BODY OK'S 7 PERCENT GOLD TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW BID REJECTED-BODY OK'S 7 PERCENT GOLD TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HOMESTAKE BOOSTS TAX FIGHTING LOBBY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HOMESTAKE BOOSTS TAX FIGHTING LOBBY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SENATE SEQUEL--A POOR LOSER (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW GETS STUDDED TIRE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY OFFICIALS MAY GET PAY POWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CHANGE IN MEMORIAL DAY DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CHANGE IN MEMORIAL DAY DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RC COLLEGE TO CONTINUE PAYING TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW'S RAIL PLAN PICKS UP TWO VICTORIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
'SRSTKA BILL' SENT BACK TO COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY OFFICIALS MAY GET PAY POWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MIKE CRANE RUNNING A 'TEASING' CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
TOP SPENDERS WON SD HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN TO VOTE ON HELP FOR HY-VEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SF-MITCHELL RAIL SALVAGE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FLANDREAU TO VOTE ON SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TUITION BILL VOTE POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
TUITION BILL VOTE POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"GRAIN TRAIN SLOW, UNSURE","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
DAIRYMAN WELCOMES LIFTING OF PRICE SUPPORTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WHEAT ACREAGE WILL GROW,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
APPARENTLY FRADULENT BILL SENT TO SF MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
APPARENTLY FRAUDULENT BILL SENT TO SF MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
JANUARY LITTER RISES WITH TEMPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
RAIL EMPLOYEES FLY DISTRESS FLAG,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
SD WOMAN REFUSES TO BEG FOR BRONZE STAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FORMALDEHYDE A DANGER ONLY FOR SOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NORTHERN ASKS PROTECTION FROM CREDITORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*COMIC BOOKS GO STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*NURSERY SCHOOL--THE FIRST DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BEAUTY OF BEASTS IS MOSTLY MAKEUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP SAYS SALES TAX WON'T INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CUT SCHOOL-AID REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS ALLIANCE TO FILE SUIT--ETSI,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS PROPOSING A 'FARM OPEC',"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD SHOULD RESOLVE JR HG BOUNDARIES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MONOPOLY RIGHT MISUSED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NET PROFIT TAX URGED FOR HOMESTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ADVICE FOR ARGUS ON VOLLEYBALL RESULTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HEUERMANN DEFENDED IN ZABEL SENTENCING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
JANKLOW PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STUDY SAYS CITIES COULD TAP AQUEDUCT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN DIES FROM EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON WANTS AIR SERVICE TO SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
6 RUNNING FOR TRIBAL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICER FACES COURT-MARTIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*PEOPLE SWAP FURNITURE--PAY BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN--POOR START TO BIG BUCKS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW WANTS BANK LAWS CHANGED,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MOONIE--MOON COMPLETING JESUS' WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PLANE CRASH SURVIVOR THANKS CITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
RIGHT TO LIFE GROUP SAYS THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FAMILY THANKS PARAMEDICS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CITY HIRING IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR DROPS PROPOSAL TO RENAME RIVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ALLOWS HEATING APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CALL FOR STRONGER RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE KILLS PLAN TO PROBE PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKING FIRM NOT SURE RIG WAS SHOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS UNEMPLOYMENT TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BANKS' BROTHER FEARS VIOLENT ARREST,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS FAIL TO BOOST RYE PRICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SELF-SERVE PUMPS ARE COOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DISCUSS SCHOOL BILLS WITH LAWMAKERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DOMESTIC ABUSE BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIDDLERS DESERVE CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STAYING STRONG KEY TO SURVIVAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PEACE COMES THROUGH STRENGTH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REAGAN PLAN BENEFITS MILLIONAIRES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SYMPHONY PRAISED,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHILDREN SHOULD BEWARE STREET HAZARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DEER HUNTERS BE AWARE OF LIMIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
INFERENCE VIETNAM VETS MALADJUSTED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
WATT'S RESERVATION VIEWS OUTRAGEOUS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
WOMAN WHO ADOPTED HAPPY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HOMESTAKE WORKERS WATCH GOLD PRICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MOUNT VERNON MAN KILLED ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TEXAS MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT--WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2 ARRESTED IN MITCHELL BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BALLOT TAMPERING CHARGES MAY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BRANDON MAN FACES 11 COUNTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BOY HURT IN RC BLAZE--GOES TO BURN CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*BUDGET WOULD BOOST SPECIAL ED SPENDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*LICENSE PLATE INCREASE REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE DEFEATS PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BILL ALLOWS SUBDISTRICTS TO INCREASE TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
FORMER STATE'S ATTORNEY WOULD GAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
BLIZZARD BLOWS THROUGH STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE DEFENDS CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KNOBE TURNED DOWN FOR ZOO MANAGER JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PINE RIDGE NEEDS A CHANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REGENTS CRITICIZED FOR PRESIDENT SEARCH METHOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RECORD COLD MAKES NATURAL GAS BILLS SOAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THE DOG TRANSFERS SELF BACK TO BASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FLEA MARKETS ATTRACT ALL KINDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN POLICY ON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FOUR SETS OF TWINS IN LONG VALLEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"QUERIES ON NUKE DUMP, PRISON","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS NEED LONG-RANGE PICTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TO LENGTHEN TOURISTS' STAY IN STATE (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNORS' DEFICIT PLAN UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LIMITS ON CITY COMMISSIONERS' PAY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
WEB PROJECT FUNDING NOT IN DANGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ALCOHOL INVOLVED IN KOTAS DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
ABDNOR WILL CONDUCT HEARING ON CENDAK PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BRITTON MAN ARRESTED IN 2 SHOOTINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CIRCUIT JUDGE PARKER TO RETIRE AT MONTH'S END,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DAVISON COUNTY SENDING INMATES TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RACERS DUMP SNOWMOBILES FOR LACK OF SNOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKER CRITICIZES BRAND INSPECTION PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SUPERINTENDENTS DEFEND DISTRICT CASH SURPLUSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*REFS HAVE TO ACCEPT HARDSHIPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOWER BRULE SIOUX CHARGING OUTSIDERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GAMES ARE FOR BENEFIT OF THE FANS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
KOEPKE ONE OF BEST AND MODEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*BEATLES TOOK STATE BY SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SHAUN IS BRIGHT AND FULL OF ENERGY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*RUBY NICHOLAS--CAKE DECORATING,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
CONDOMINIUM CRAZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSAL SLICES INTO CITY DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SAVE SD'S SMALL SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM RALLY HEADED FOR CAPITAL CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
AMBULANCE SERVICE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ENTIRE LEGISLATURE SHOULD GO TO CAPITAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESIDENT'S PRIORITIES ARE WAY OUT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VOTERS SAID NO TO DUMP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
"ABDNOR, PRESSLER PROTEST BUDGET","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*DOUG BRINGS FAMILY SPECIAL BLESSINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS WILL FEEL THE IMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREMEN CLEAN ACID SPILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE EXAMINES TAX RELIEF BILLS FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR STATUS BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETITIONS ASK IMPEACHMENT OF JUSTICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORTH OF PROPOSED WASTE AGENCY DEBATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS BLOCK BACKS OFF FARM AID SWAP,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
IOWA MAN GETS JAIL SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SEXUAL ACCESS IS ISSUE IN RAPE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PRESIDENT CALLS RECORDS A MESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE PANEL TO STUDY LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HOUSE DEFEATS BILL DENYING CONSENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ZULK WEATHERS WELL DURING COACHING GRIND,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GAS WAR EXPLODES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MORNING MESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DEVELOPS METHOD TO COUNTERACT CATARACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DASCHLE KNOCKS REAGAN'S ROSY PICTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ACTED PROPERLY BY REFUSING TO PAY FOR SURGERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GARBAGE PAIL CARDS CARRODE SELF-ESTEEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET THEM MONITOR OWN ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS HONORED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LET'S SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*COMMISSION--AHEAD WITH WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CUTS WOULD HIT HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS DEFEND PICKING SERVICE MASTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE GUTS BERESFORD CLOTHING STORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
YANKTON TURNS DOWN CIVIC CENTER TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BILL LIMITS CHEWING TOBACCO SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW MEETS INVESTMENT BANKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PRISON OFFICIALS SEEK INCREASE OF {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
1986 LEGISLATIVE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HANSEN'S DEBATE OFFER FALTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"SENATOR RAISES {dollar}600,000 IN '85","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
JANKLOW AIDE DEFENDS PACE OF BOARD PICKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
COUNTY MAKES UNION OFFER IN HOLIDAY DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DE SMET PROUD OF PRESENT SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WINTER STILL TAKING VACATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SD MAN STAYS IN LEBANON,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WATER BILL NOW LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ADMINISTRATOR NOTES CATHOLIC SCHOOL CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*AWARD-WINNING WRITER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SFC TO PRESENT CHRISTIAN CONCERT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SYMPHONY TO PLAY SD MAN'S WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WATERTOWN ARTS FAIR IS JUNE 13-14,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
COLLEGE TO CELEBRATE FOUNDERS DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MENSA TEST TO BE GIVEN FEB 21,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON CHALLENGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
US SAILING KING AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"GAME, FISH & PARKS NEEDS MERWIN","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
BILL TARGETS UTILITY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CEREMONY BEGINS SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IRRIGATORS GROUP PLANS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO SPEAK AT DINNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMIST WARNS OF DEREGULATION DISASTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINORITY CONTRACTORS CALL FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NICARAGUAN PRIEST'S VISIT MAY STIR CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WOMAN, CHILD SAFE AFTER FIRE","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOYKIN VERDICT STANDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SWIFT TO CLOSE PLANT IN HURON,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ENTRIES ACCEPTED FOR ST PATRICK'S DAY PARADE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE REJECTS LIMITED GAMBLING PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LACK OF TIME MAY HINDER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PETITION DEADLINE AGAINST DELA TEK PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS GROUP PLAN MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S CONTROVERSIAL ABORTION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIDING FARMS AIDS DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ANTI-OBSCENITY VOTE MAY START REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SMOKING BAN BILLS CLEAR PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATES IN DECEMBER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REJECTS BILL REQUIRING SEAT-BELT USAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WICKED WINDS SEND CHILLS THROUGH STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CANNOT IGNORE CHANGES IN AGRICULTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSH CIRCUMVENTS THE LAW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MEDICAL TECHNICIANS BACK SEAT BELT BILL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUSH DIDN'T ANSWER RATHER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
THE 'WIMP' FIGHTS BACK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FOURTH OF CLUB ARE WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
IT'S TIME TO HELP REAGAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*POETS FIND INSPIRATION IN THE COLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'ART OF DINING' DIRECTOR FINDS ...,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MUSICIANS HOPE TO JAZZ UP LOCAL SCENE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*MADISON'S GOT THE BLUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DOLAND WANTS CORPORATE HOG FARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FACTORY STARTS ON FIRE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GIVEN LAWYER IN VANDALISM CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCKENNAN APPEALS VERDICT IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON WOMAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ON THE CUTTING EDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OPTIMISM SURPRISES FEDERAL RESERVE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL APPROVES SPLITTING OF BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATORS CALL FOR IMPROVED PIPELINE SAFETY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL--INJURIES DOWN 25 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FLU OUTBREAK SLOWING IN CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE KILLS BILL TO CHANGE TIME ZONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL DEFEATS PLAN TO RAISE TEACHERS SALARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REPEAL OF 1-CENT SALES TAX GETS FINAL OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS SHARE IDEAS FOR COMMUNITY CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S PLAN RESTRUCTURING FARMERS' DEBTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MISCHIEVOUS LAWMAKERS STILL PULL TRICKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CONSTITUTION WOULD BE REWORDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PAST STATE CLASS B WRESTLING CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SPECIAL OLYMPICS TAKE TO THE SLOPES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*DENIES USING CLOUT TO FILL SDSU JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICROWAVE LAYOFFS BEAT NEW US LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOME WON'T CELEBRATE THE CENTURY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BICYCLE WHEEL KICKS UP THE LIGHT SNOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COLD SNAP LOSES A BIT OF ITS BITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RIGHT TRACK WITH MINING LIMITATION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COLLEGE PROGRAM OFFERS AREA BETTER FUTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*WHO'S HOT IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DON'T CHANGE GOD'S WORD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TOWNS NEEDING DOCTORS SHOULD COURT STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LET BIG STATES KEEP GARBAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TAX SYSTEM FAVORS RICH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ABORTION DEVALUES CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ACTION THREATENS PRIVACY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
IVY LEAGUE THE NEXT STOP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MANDATORY BELTS NOT ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
TAX HELPS ETHANOL SALES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*STREAK MADE ARMOUR HIGH CLASS OF THE COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PARTICIPATION UNLOCKS POTENTIAL IN SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA CENTENNIAL SPORTS MOMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MADISON MAN IS HANDBALL CHAMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"*OLSON DOES 10,000 OUTDOOR SHOWS","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RELOADING CAN SAVE MONEY FOR HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*DEMAND FOR ELK HELPS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
AREA GROUP OFFERS CITIZENSHIP COURSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY TO RESTRICT SERVICES NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETING ON GOLF FEES SET FOR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN DIE IN 1-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOT UNDER THE HOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN COUPLE 1ST TO GET RETURN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROMOTES CENTENNIAL WITH TRIP IN HISTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX FREEZE PUTS PRESSURE ON MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USD REDUCES LIST OF CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FROZEN TRYING TO ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BAD-FAITH BARGAINING,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ALCESTER PLANS CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WINTER WHEAT CROP TROUBLED--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU OFFERS STUDY IN MEXICO,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
IMPRIMIS STUDY--MANY WORKERS WOULD STAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*COLD ADDS TENSION TO BUSY WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S CONCEALED WEAPONS LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE TONES DOWN REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PANEL BACKS PLANS FOR BIOSTRESS LAB,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PANEL KILLS BILL RAISING JOBLESS BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
TO CONSIDER OPTIONS TO EDUCATION FUNDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
BLACK HILLS POWER USAGE SURGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*FLOCKING TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
FARMERS UNION SETS LEGISLATIVE DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
3 PRODUCER GROUPS TO MEET THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS JUMP ON OATS BAND WAGON,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
RECORDS FALL AT IBP INC,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*LEAVING THE LIMELIGHT BEHIND,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
COTTONWOODS HAD BIG ROLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
CENTENNIAL YEAR BOASTS AN ARRAY OF CELEBRATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
"*DON'T BE INTIMIDATED, EXPERTS ADVISE","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1989, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN TO APPEAR ON 'NEWHART' TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DAY-CARE KIDS IN GARRETSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUSPECT LINEUPS HELP SD POLICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CLINIC MOVE MAY CUT INTO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD RANKS LOW IN JAIL POPULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
GROUP FIGHT FOR THE NEEDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*PAGERS BECOME BIG BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BILL IS ATTACK ON FREEDOM (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KING BACKERS BYPASS VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PHARMACIST'S BILL IS WORTH THE COST (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABORTION IS DECEPTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DON'T CLOSE LINCOLN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
NEW CLINIC IS BAD NEWS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
AIR FORCE ACADEMY TAKES 2 SD WOMEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY REVENUES MAY FALL SHORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR PROMOTES BURN AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD DEMOCRATS REMAIN IN DEBT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAVORITE BOOK SIGNED BY HOUSE HERO,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS SETS RECORD AT 57 DEGREES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ALCOHOL BILL GETTING A SECOND LOOK,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONER'S OK WILL CLEAR CHANNEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RURAL CLINICS MAY FEEL THE PAIN OF CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW LAWMAKERS REFLECT ON THEIR DEBUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AIDS BENEFIT PLANNED AT USD WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU AUDITORIUM MAY GET WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOAN ALLOWS ND FIRM TO COME,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DSU LIBRARY REPLACES CATALOG SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PROGRESS REPORT DUE ON FLANDREAU EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TEA APPLIES FOR FUNDING FOR STORM SEWER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TEN SCHOOLS TO FOCUS ON TEACHER MOTIVATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
LAWMAKERS UNEASY ON PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SKYFORCE WIN FOURTH STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOME SALE SPURS TAX QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*RURAL PROPERTY CATCHES COUPLE'S FANCY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"*REZONING OK'D, BUT RIVALS WARY","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL LOBBYIST ON BUTT END OF VIDEO,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INDIANS GIVE 'MORNING STAR' MIXED REVIEW,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*LOVE TAKES SPIN IN 'ONCE AROUND',"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FOCUS ON MORRELL RETURNS TO FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FIRST TIME OFFENDER NEEDS REHABILITATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SLOB HUNTERS RUIN SPORT FOR OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PUT EACH AMBULANCE ON 3-DIGIT NUMBER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ANTI-CHOICE BACKERS OPPOSE FAMILY PLANNING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*HAINES IS AT CENTER OF HARRISBURG'S SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SD TENNIS HALL OF FAME TO STAY SMALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CUTS HOURS AT 6 PORK PLANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HOUSING LOAN RATE UNCHANGED,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JANUARY 1 CATTLE INVENTORY LARGEST SINCE 1986,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FARM BUDGET DOESN'T CHANGE MUCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DON'T LOWER MINIMUM SCHOOL AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS TO VOTE ON CONTRACT TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE DECIDE CAUSE OF 2 WEEKEND DEATHS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN FILES LAWSUIT, SAYS FIRING WAS WRONG","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN BAD-CHECK CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HUTTERITES IN MOURNING AFTER DEATH OF LEADER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAFETY-PREACHING PUPPETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE KILLS ARBITRATION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-OLYMPIAN GUIDES EDUCATORS AT IN-SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATE STILL WARY OF CASINO IMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PIPELINE PLAN ON TAP AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PROJECT MOBILITY GETS '91 FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FORMER MCGOVERN HOME MAY BE MOVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MISSION MAN GETS 9 YEARS FOR SEX ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SENATE MOVES TO REDUCE SDSU AIR POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEADWOOD BANKS LOWER EXCHANGE RATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ROSEBUD MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BILL COULD LEAD TO BONUSES FOR VETERANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
JUNKYARD EFFORT CALLED SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"PROS, CONS OF KEG REGULATION","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY REJECTS LICENSE TRANSFER TO BALTIC CORNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRIVERS OF US CARS ARE SPECIAL GUESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ASTRO-NOTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AQUIFER AND FUEL CAN'T MIX,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PLAINS STATES SEEK TO BLOCK DUMPING,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TONS OF TRASH CROSS STATE LINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
'SEX RESPECT' SAFER THAN SAFE SEX PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FAMILY-LEAVE BILL NO FUSS FOR EMPLOYEES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OTHER GOOD SITES EXIST FOR CENTER (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO END ANOTHER'S LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*THINK TWICE WHEN BUYING KIDS' CLOTHES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*COOK MAKES BATCH, BUT CAN'T SWALLOW IT","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATIC HOPEFULS TO JOIN FEBRUARY 23 FORUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ASTRONAUT AMAZED BY VIEW OF EARTH FROM SHUTTLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DESTROYS BUILDING AT SCRAP METAL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSALS REVIVE TAX CREDIT DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEX HOT TOPIC IN CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GENDER BIAS LIMIT GIRLS' CAREER OPPORTUNITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RESERVATION CASINOS PRIME CRIME TARGETS--OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*NATIONAL LIONS DIRECTOR IS CONVENTION SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS OK CHANGE IN CHILD ABUSE REGISTRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROPOSAL AUTHORIZING AGENCY AUDITS PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OK'S TOUGHER PARKING PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUSPECTS PLEAD GUILTY TO ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CAPITOL BALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TO FURTHER RESTRICT CORPORATE HOG FARMS FAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HEALTH PLAN GETS INITIAL OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HUTTERITES WIN DEBATE TO LIMIT LAND EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CORPS WILL STAY COURSE ON RIVER PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FREE THROWS SINK SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DAY OF DECISION AWAITS AREA FOOTBALL STARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BABE RUTH TEAM HAS 35 PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
RUGBY TEAM TO BEGIN PLAY IN CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*GAMES CHAMPION SPECIAL ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL OPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP TRIES TO FLOAT WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*ARGUES AGAINST VISITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BILL ENDORSED TO TOUGHEN DWI LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
OK'D TO HELP WITH SPECIAL ED COSTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
PROGRAM WOULD AID YOUTH IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
KEEP STATE'S EARLY PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' EXPLOITS PERSONAL TRAGEDIES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T SELL LIQUOR AT MT RUSHMORE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LOTTERY COMMENTS MISSED THE MARK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ARE NOT OVER PAID (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FIFTH-GRADER'S PLEA--LOWER NATIONAL DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LOCAL GOVERNMENT IS OUT OF CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DR WILLIAMS NEEDS LESSON ON LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MAYBE HETEROSEXUALS SHOULD LEAVE MILITARY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
NATION ON VERGE OF COLLAPSING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"OPPOSE ABORTION, BUILD FOR THE FUTURE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
SF NEEDS STUDY OF GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
BAR OWNER PAYS NUDE DANCING FINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOME ECONOMICS INSTRUCTOR HONORED,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDICIAL RESIDENCY BILL FACES SETBACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN WINS POWERBALL PRIZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FOG STALLS AIR TRAVEL, MOTORISTS","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BILL TARGETS NEGLIGENT SD WASTE FIRMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY CHOSEN FOR MEDICAID COST TEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE ASKED TO PAY FOR MOELLER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON JURY ACQUITS MAN OF MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ELECTRIC FIRM GETS DEVELOPMENT LOAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUPS AIM TO SAVE FISH FROM SUFFOCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PENNINGTON COUNTY TO DROP SUIT AGAINST STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*STREET SWEEPER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROSECUTORS KEEP QUIET ON SUE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FIRE CAUSE UNDETERMINED,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*WOMAN REF FIGHTS STEREOTYPES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE WIN 6TH STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*RESTORING HOUSE HELPED WRITER HEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A FLOOD',"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CONSIDER SALES TAX FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY DEALER SENDS AUTO TO NBA STAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNOR PEDDLES HEALTH PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE KILLS SPECIAL-ED PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JUVENILE PISTOL BAN CLEARS COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SESSION PASSES MIDPOINT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
COMMITTEE RETAINS PARENTAL NOTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
COMMITTEE OK'S ELECTRONIC GUARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SENATOR WANTS LOTTERY MONEY FOR WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*HOME COMPARISON WASN'T FAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTANS MUST MEET RACISM HEAD-ON (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN ARE IN NEED OF SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*THINK TWICE BEFORE CONDEMNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
MAN SENTENCED FOR SEX OFFENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY DUO INDICTED IN ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SNOW REMOVAL COSTS SET NEW RECORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN CHARGED IN STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EVENTS TO RAISE BURN AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FIRM WANTS {dollar}381,000 FOR CITY PROJECT","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CREDIT-CARD NOTICES CAUSE PILEUP AT POST OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON HIGH DECIDES NOT TO TEST BLOCK SCHEDULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SUGGESTS CITY REQUIRE PERMITS FOR FENCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SEARCHERS FIND MOTORIST'S BODY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN SHOT BY COP IS ACQUITTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR TREATED AFTER JAIL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CONSIDER USING TIRES FOR FUEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELECTRONIC MAIL TAKES DETOUR,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE TAX COLLECTIONS ABOVE PROJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSION TO VOTE ON LICENSE RENEWAL--LAST FRONTIER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*RIVER SEARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PROPOSES STARTING LAKOTA 'TOTAL IMMERSION' SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COMMISSION TO VOTE ON LICENSE RENEWAL--LAST FRONTIER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*BODY SHOP WILL OPEN IN EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TRUCKERS SPLIT ON DRUG TESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SKYFORCE HOLD OFF OMAHA,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*8-YEAR-OLD MENTELE STANDS OUT IN POOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*DASCHLE DODGES '60 MINUTES',"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*DR. JECKYL, MR. HYDE LIFE AMAZES FRIENDS","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GRANDPARENTS GIVE CHILDREN A HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STOREKEEPER'S SON LIVED QUIET LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*DAN KIRBY PICKED AS CIVIC LEADER,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"US WEST TO ADD 1,300 WORKERS","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTY TAXES OUTPACE SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE TO TALK ABOUT FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW--NO MORE FUNDS FOR DUNBAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LANDFILL GROUP WINS BRULE COUNTY LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON ASKS OWNER TO RECONSIDER ACTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHYSICIAN'S RAPE VICTIM TO TESTIFY,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POTENTIAL LOSS OF FEES DISGRUNTLES MAGISTRATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*HEART ATTACK CUTS SHORT CAREER OF MUSICIAN, 36","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CUTBACKS FOR BUDGET WILL HURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ESCAPEE FACING CHARGE OF CAR THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*DONORS SEND FUNDS TO REPLACE CANDY CASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CALLERS JAM LINES FOR CAMP RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*DEUBROOK DISTRICT RESIDENTS BICKER OVER FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE DENIES MISTRIAL IN FOSSIL CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
MEADE COUNTY RESIDENTS PROTEST ADDRESS SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*EXCERPTS FROM THE '60 MINUTES' SHOW ON DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ESCAPE STRAINS PUBLIC PATIENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BALANCED BUDGET SOUND PRINCIPLE (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATES MAY NOT RATIFY WHAT'S GOOD (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DON'T BLAME ROADS FOR ACCIDENT (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
STATE INCOME TAX WOULD BE FAIR TO ALL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BOTH HOSPITALS READY TO TREAT TRAUMA CASES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PHARMACEUTICAL BILL WOULD HURT CONSUMERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
LAWMAKERS DEFY LOGIC WITH UNBORN-CHILD BILL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
EMS BOARD OPERATES IN VIOLATION OF LAW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
LEAVE SDPTV ALONE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
JOHNSON GETS CREDIT FOR COOPERATIVE SPIRIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
"ADVERTISING ISN'T TAXED, BUT MAYBE IT SHOULD BE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
MORRELL'S CUSTOMERS HAVE PAID FOR BENEFITS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
HEALTH-CARE TAX BATTLE FALLS ON MIDDLE CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.6"
RIVERBOAT BRINGS PROSPERITY TO TINY IOWA TOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*SAUNDERS KEEPS WORD BY GIVING SKYFORCE STYLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*MAN HAS TAKEN ACTIVE ROLL IN SD OUTDOORS SCENE,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DON'T ADD TO WILD ANIMAL'S WINTER STRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*SD NEEDS EXTENDED PHEASANT SEASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HERE ARE LICENSE DEADLINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*A SIMPLE TEST FOR POP MUSIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*REGGAE CULTURE CELEBRATED WITH MEDITATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*TIPS HELP AVOID WEATHER, TRAFFIC HASSLES","Argus LeaderFeb 05 1995, sect.G, p.06, col.2"
STATE SENATE OKAYS DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL RECRUITS TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DC POLICE CONTAIN FARM PRICE PROTESTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SF FIREMEN EVACUATED WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DC POLICE CONTAIN FARM PRICE PROTESTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD MAN ARRESTED IN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD MAN ARRESTED IN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WASHINGTON HIGH FIRES CONSIDERED ARSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD AUTHORIZES PAYMENT TO BUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
WASHINGTON HIGH FIRES CONSIDERED ARSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
LEGISLATION RESTRICTING SALE OF FARM LAND UNNECESSARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATION RESTRICTING SALE OF FARM LAND UNNECESSARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MINNESOTA AVE STUDIES HELPFUL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD COMMENDED FOR KEEPING EMERSON OPEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD COMMENDED FOR KEEPING EMERSON OPEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
DEATH PENALTY 'NOT CAUCUSED',"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES TO RECIND ERA,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS FIREMEN AT A HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES TO RESCIND ERA,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEATH PENALTY 'NOT CAUCUSED',"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN WANTS BALANCED BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BRAKEMAN RIDING ON CAR WHEN KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DECKER APPOINTED TO DOVER POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
APARTMENT-DWELLER'S BODY NAMED-SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"ND, MINNESOTA FARMERS DIFFER IN PROTEST APPROACH","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FARM EQUIPMENT TAX BREAK TO COST CITIES TREASURIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FARM EQUIPMENT TAX BREAK TO COST CITIES TREASURIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"ND, MINNESOTA FARMERS DIFFER IN PROTEST APPROACH","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FURNACE CAUSED PARKSTON BLAZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TAX AMENDMENT VOTE DELAYED FOR TWO DAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TAX AMENDMENT VOTE DELAYED FOR TWO DAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*KRUSE HERO FOR STAMPEDING AUGUSTANA CLUB,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLAYOFF BOUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*SIBLING RIVALRY SPURS NELSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FUEL ASSISTANCE PLAN SET UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*YOUNG SINGERS A HIT WITH SENIORS GROUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
SENIOR CITIZENS PROGRAMS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*FOUR WIN BOY SCOUTS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HEARING ON HOME POSTPONED-MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CORLE REARING RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*YOUTH ANTICIPATES TRIP TO EUROPE-MIKE JANSEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PROPOSAL ENDANGERS CITY SCHOOLS' STATE AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSAL ENDANGERS CITY SCHOOLS' STATE AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSAL ENDANGERS CITY SCHOOLS' STATE AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RAIL PLAN GUTTED IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
POT PLANE SUSPECTS TO GO TO TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE MAY DROP SWIFT BIRD BACKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE MAY DROP SWIFT BIRD BACKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHRINE 70-YEAR LOVE AFFAIR WITH MUSIC-VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CRAFTSMAN PUTS STAIRS TO USE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHRINE 70-YEAR LOVE AFFAIR WITH MUSIC-VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHRINE 70-YEAR LOVE AFFAIR WITH MUSIC-VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CRAFTSMAN PUTS STAIRS TO USE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY DISPLAYS ARTISTIC TALENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY DISPLAYS ARTISTIC TALENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLASTIC SURGERY-OR RIFAT HUSSEIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*PLASTIC SURGERY-DR RIFAT HUSSEIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CATTLE TO RECEIVE BLOOD TESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY EXPECTED TO BAN NUDE DANCING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS MUST REPAY KIDS' FARES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED OF RAPE WILL TAKE WITNESS STAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIL SYSTEM COULD BE SOLD FOR SCRAP IF...,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RAIL SYSTEM COULD BE SOLD FOR SCRAP IF...,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
A STEP TOWARD CITY CAMPAIGN {dollar} REPORTS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO DRAFT FOR WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TAX FROM HOMESTAKE TOO MUCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE TAX FROM HOMESTAKE TOO MUCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
EDUCATION GROUP PRESIDENT ELECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRAIN BARGE STUDY FUNDS CUT IN HALF,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BELL IN FIGHT AT HIS DISCOTHEQUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOLS GET {dollar}10 MILLION IN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
B-52 BOMBERS TO BE MODIFIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE LOWERS ACCIDENT RATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EDUCATION GROUP PRESIDENT ELECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOLS GET {dollar}10 MILLION IN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOLS GET {dollar}10 MILLION IN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"1,500 MORE SIGNATURES NEEDED","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEVERAL MEASURES BENEFITING SENIOR CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
{dollar}250 MILLION LIMIT OK'D FOR HOUSING BODY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SEVERAL MEASURES BENEFITING SENIOR CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SPECIAL EDUCATION ENCOURAGED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GRASSHOPPER CONTROL FUNDS REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILLS REGULATE RADIOACTIVE WASTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILLS REGULATE RADIOACTIVE WASTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
12-CENT GAS TAX PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
EMERGENCY HEATING FUND PASSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SACCHARIN ILLEGAL SINCE 1905,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SACCHARIN ILLEGAL SINCE 1905,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CENTER HELPS PEOPLE FIND JOB DIRECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PROSECUTION PROMISED IN LETTER SCHEME,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CENTER HELPS PEOPLE FIND JOB DIRECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CHRISTIAN GROUP MARCHING ONWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CENTER HELPS PEOPLE FIND JOB DIRECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CHRISTIAN GROUP MARCHING ONWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MILLER ON GRID PLAYOFF COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE TELEPHONES USED FOR MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*SEAS ARE SCARCE, BUT THEIR BOUNTY ABUNDANT","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FOOD PROCESSOR WHIPS IT UP FAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*SEA'S ARE SCARCE, BUT THEIR BOUNTY'S ABUNDANT","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOTBALLERS TOSS BALL TO STATE COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PANEL PULLS CORD ON PAY TOILETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PANEL PULLS CORD ON PAY TOILETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*KXON--THE UNDETERRED UNDERDOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KXON--THE UNDETERRED UNDERDOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'RESURRECTION' A FILM THAT OFFERS NO EASY ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INCREASED ACTIVITY MEANS LESS TIME FOR SPORTSCASTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KXON--THE UNDETERRED UNDERDOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GEOGRAPHICAL SPLIT SHOWS UP IN PLAYOFF VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IOWA MAN BACK IN COURT TO PUSH SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR JOINS CITY COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BILL TO TRIM COMMISSIONERS' TERMS FAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR JOINS CITY COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BILL TO TRIM COMMISSIONERS' TERMS FAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*URANIUM TEST DRILLING ON THE ORDELL ROYANG FARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*IOWA MAN BACK IN COURT TO PUSH SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*URANIUM TEST DRILLING ON THE ORDELL ROYANG FARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PANEL MISSES 5 PERCENT CORPORATE TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SD DEMOCRATS WORRY ABOUT RELIABILITY OF RAIL INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PANEL MISSES 5 PERCENT CORPORATE TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
IS CEMENT PLANT STUDY NEEDED... (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PANEL CHANGES JANKLOW'S AGRICULTURE LOAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WYO PANEL OK'S NEW WYODAK PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PANEL CHANGES JANKLOW'S AGRICULTURE LOAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN LIVESTOCK SCHEME,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD CONGRESSMEN HIT EMBARGO AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FOOD MAY BE EXEMPT FROM SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FOOD MAY BE EXEMPT FROM SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FOOD MAY BE EXEMPT FROM SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MISSING FURNITURE MAKES MESS OF CLINT'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HIGHER LICENSE FEE BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
OPINION ON FAIR BILLS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PANEL OK'S CIGARETTE TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TRUCK DEREGULATION BILL GAINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TWO SMALL-SCHOOL BILLS OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
LIMITED TAX RELIEF BILL PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
JANKLOW RESUMES HIS BATTLE FOR HOMESTAKE SEVERENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
STATE TO MONITOR RADIATION FROM EXPLORATORY DRILL HO,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
JANKLOW RESUMES HIS BATTLE FOR HOMESTAKE SEVERENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
STATE TO MONITOR RADIATION FROM EXPLORATORY DRILL HO,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*HANDICAPPED LOSING HOME--MONEY CUT CITED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NORTHERN BANKRUPTCY FILING--CITIES IN AIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW DEFENDS STARTER & KITCHEN EXPENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WIFE WINS FIGHT FOR MAN'S MEDAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PANEL PLANS TO TRIM MORE FROM BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD LEADERS AT ODDS OVER USE OF ETSI FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHITE HAWK'S PETITION FOR RELEASE DENIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
4 INMATES PLEAD GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE--MANY HURT BY REAGAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT ORDERS NEW MALPRACTICE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKER MISTAKEN FOR BURGLER,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOARD STILL FACES BUILDING DECISIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BENEFITS LISTED FROM LEGAL ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"IF YOU DON'T LIKE DAVID, DON'T LOOK (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
US WON'T SAVE BY NEGLECTING NEEDY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LIKED 'GOLDEN POND' (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
PRESIDENT GETS BLAME FOR EVERYTHING WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
UPSET BY DEMOCRATIC RESPONSE TO REAGAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
VOTERS MADE ABORTION CHOICE IN ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
7-ELEVEN PRAISED FOR LONG HOURS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
'LET'S CHOOSE LIFE' (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
INDEPENDENT AUDITING TEAMS URGED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
APPROVED BILL CREATES GASOHOL PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BILL THAT WOULD AID MANDAN OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BILL TO REPEAL POINT SYSTEM REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE VOTES TO HONOR CRAZY HORSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"LIQUOR, POINT SYSTEM, MANDAN, GASOHOL","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES PAY HIKE FOR OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PASSES ABORTION REFUSAL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENATE REVIVES LIQUOR LICENSE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OKS CENDAK IRRIGATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
B-52 INSTRUCTOR UNDER HOUSE ARREST,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CITY HALL OPENS FOR ABSENTEE BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CENGAS LOWERS NATURAL GAS RATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INDIANS SPONSOR AWARENESS DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PUC SAYS MEMBERS SHOULD BE APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STATE COURT UPHOLDS PERMIT CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*GARRETSON FAMILY TAKES SCHOOL HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SF GETS THE CHILLS, A LITTLE SNOW","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOME STUDY CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
W RIVER WORRIES ABOUT LOSING RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BOB KENNEDY JR PICKS DEADWOOD STUDY PLACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NEWTON HILLS ABOUND WITH DEER HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SF HUNTERS OK IN ULRICKSON'S BOOK,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*REITERS DIVERSIFY SPORTS INTERESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*ELLER FAN TODAY, REMEMBERING OLD DAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*PREGNANCY HELPS HAINJE ON BOWLING LANES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*BEAMING GIRLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILLS WILL PUMP MONEY INTO SD JANKLOW SAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPUTERS FIND NICHE IN LIB ARTS AT DSC,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DIFFICULT DECISIONS PART PAROLE BD'S JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ARTHUR CANARY--MR PAROLE OF SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BANKS WILLING TO SERVE TIME IN NY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 SF POLICE SUSPENDED WITHOUT PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KEEP B-1 BUDGET INTACT--B-52 SHOW AGE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*ANDROPOV OFFERS NEW DETENTE HOPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"BEEP, BEEP FOR FIREMEN (YEAGER)","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EARLY MN'S RECOGNIZED SD'S CLASS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROPOSED SOC SEC TAX PENALIZED COUPLES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MONTANA'S GAMBLING LAWS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRESSLER TO MCENEANEY (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REAGAN MAKING JOB FOR ROBERTS CRIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NORWICK CONTRIBUTIONS SHOULD BE PUB (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PEOPLE ENTITLED TO KNOW OF CEMENT PLANT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SD 4TH IN DRAFT REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
FARMERS WANT W RIVER LINE SAVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CLEANUP HAYTI GAS SPILL WILL TAKE MONTHS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COMM MAY BOOST FINES ON CARS--HAMPER PLOWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICEMAN DEMOTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*A PROFILE ON LOOK-ALIKES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WORK NO PLAY DOESN'T MAKE PED THERAPIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KEROSENE HEATERS AREN'T SELLERS THIS SEASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD DROPS IN BUSINESS CLIMATE RANKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN SD FOR JAN 83,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*JAIL HOUSE LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEVER A DAY OF DOUBT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THEIR NETS WERE EMPTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIGHTING FOR THEIR CIVIL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
READING 'ALMOST PARADISE' IS JUST THAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
A FISHING MARATHON WITH NO FISH,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONSIDERING REQUEST FOR ELEVATED CROSSWALKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATOR HELPS PRISON INMATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHEN IT COMES TO CHAIRS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL ROOM RATE--{dollar}149 A DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"STATE GAINS 2,800 JOBS","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
B-1 BOMBER DESTINED FOR ELLSWORTH (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE AND AGENT ORANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS SHOULD DECIDE NUCLEAR WASTE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CAVE OFFERS LOOK INTO INDIAN CULTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMPUTERS WILL GIVE DAKOTA STATE MORE HOPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
AG OFFICIAL DEFENDS USE OF ANTIBIOTICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SD WINTER STORM WAS INTIMIDATING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SPEAK WITH ONE VOICE, FARMERS TOLD","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NUKE WASTE BILLS TOP 2 AGENDAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HELP FOR ALL LAID-OFF WORKERS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAID-OFF WORKERS NEED MORE HELP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*PRESSLER, ABDNOR SHOULD HELP FARMERS","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*GOOD ANSWER RITA,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YWCA HONORS 1984 VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
BILL WOULD ALLOW APPOINTMENT OF CORONERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE SENDS RAIL LINE BILL TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS MUST CHANGE METHODS TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS REJECT MEASURE ON LIVING WILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES BILL ON PRISON IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY--REGIONAL JAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOSPITALS FACE LOSS OF MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PEST CONTROL FIRM IS KILLING PIGEONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY PASSES TOWNSHIP PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNORS TO APPEAR AT EASTER SEAL BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN CHILD WELFARE LAW TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL POLICE LOOK FOR ROBBERY SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO ONE HOME AS FIRE GUTS HOUSE IN WINNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POST OFFICE TO ELIMINATE FORWARDING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS FOOD BANK RESURRECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MEANS--MARCH WILL BE PEACEFUL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY STABBING SETTLED AN OLD SCORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PINE RIDGE ASBESTOS STUDY STILL INCOMPLETE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
JURY SELECTION FOR WINTERS' TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STORE OPERATORS SPLIT ON PLANNED HOTEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HILL CITY PETITIONS CALL FOR PROBE OF CHIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"BILL AIDS WEALTHY CANDIDATES, ROBERTS SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BILL WOULD REQUIRE PARENTAL CONSENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
INJURIES FROM ACID CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SENATE PASSES BILL FOR TUITION TRADE-OFF PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SOME LAWMAKERS WANT STUN GUN CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*BULL CHASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
TAX REVENUES WILL TOTAL {dollar}340 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*COMPETITION HELPS KIDS EXCEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FISHING PHOTO INCLUDES SHUTTLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS COUNT ON FARM FIGURES TO HURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PROPOSED '87 BUDGET ANGERS LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON LEGAL DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"DASCHLE WRONG, STATE DIDN'T WIN (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LETTER DIDN'T TELL WHOLE STORY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TACCO BROUGHT OUT TRUTH ABOUT PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*LEGAL HELP AVAILABLE FOR ABUSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*ALA STUDENTS TRY TUBING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RANDALL FOODS OPENS TODAY IN OLD ALBERTSON'S STORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO MOVE UP PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESS DAY AT LEGISLATURE TO BE FEB 13,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN IN MAINE TO BE EXTRADITED TO SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN INDICTED ON EMBEZZLING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAN DOESN'T KNOW WORDS 'I CAN'T',"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CONSUMERS WILLING TO PAY TAX TO HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HETLAND FARMER STRUGGLES AFTER POWER IS CUT DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BILL STOPS JANKLOW'S PLAN TO SELL BONDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE KILLS BILL ON FUNERAL HOME ADVERTISING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DASCHLE CAMPAIGN SPENT {dollar}451,648 IN 1985","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HORMEL OFFICIALS MEET UNION LEADERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BANKERS CRITICIZE PROPOSAL FOR FARM FORECLOSURE HALT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BILL WOULD GIVE {dollar}40.7 MILLION TO REPLACE TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
KING'S BIRTHDAY SHOULD BE HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MAN KILLED IN WEEKEND FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MOISTURE LEVELS IN BLACK HILLS OFF TO GOOD START,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WATERTOWN MAN KILLED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"10,000 SIGN LETTER TO FAMILIES OF ASTRONAUTS","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ASK FOR CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEDERAL FARM ACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STREET TO CLOSE FOR BRIDGE WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS WANT GAS PRICES INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TO KEEP {dollar}2 WHEEL TAX FOR COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
1986 LEGISLATIVE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SPRINTER TURNS RECEIVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PRESSURES MAKE COACHES HARDER TO FIND,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*MURPHY, WHEELERS ON ROLL","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SMILES WIN AT SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRODUCTION LIMITS FOCUS OF FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL CHILDREN ARE HOME ALONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SMOKING RULES TAKE EFFECT FOR MANY FEDERAL EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*SCULPTOR HELPS KIDS BUILD FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*SHOWS PORTRAY JOURNALISTS INACCURATELY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*2 SAVAGE SCULPTURES GIVEN BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*PAY FOR PREGNANT MINORS' LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CONGRESS DESERVES MORE BLAME (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TRYING TO LURE PROJECT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*USD SWIMMER PAYS PRICE IN POOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
APARTMENT FIRE BLAMED ON CHILD,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXPLOSIVES FIRM PLANS BUILDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCRAP GAS TAX HIKE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION AT LITTON TO DISCLOSE VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUDIT PROMPTS SPENDING CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL GROUPS SUPPORT FAMILY FARM ACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL LOWERS INCOME FORECAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INJURED BY SNOWPLOW FRAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNION DISPUTES SWIFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY MOTORIST KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT DENIES CAFFREY'S REQUEST FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE FOR SECOND TIME REJECTS GAMBLING PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S ADDITIONAL NO-SMOKING AREAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL REJECTS CONCEALED WEAPONS RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE USES SOBREITY DANCES AGAINST ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*JANUARY BOARDINGS SOAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STUDENT REGENT VOTING RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
GASOLINE TAX NEEDS A 5-CENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUSH MUM ON ADVICE TO REAGAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*LUTHERANS, CATHOLICS SHARE BOND","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*POSTER A LITTLE HELP FOR FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FAMILY HELPS STRANDED TRAVELERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MEN PURSUE HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STREET CREWS PRAISED FOR PLOWING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WHEELCHAIR TEAM BORROWS BUS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BLIZZARD VICTIMS THANK RESCUERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SERTOMA GIVES TO GLORY HOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LEGISLATORS--INCREASE IN PAY OK (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BACK NON-SMOKING AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FISHING EVENT VIEWS STRONG (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRO-LIFERS AS OUT-OF-TOUCH PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WEATHER WARM BEFORE STORM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
IT'S TIME TO INCREASE GAS TAX (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PLAN BOOSTS PROPERTY TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TSCHETTER MISSES TOURNEY CUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE LEADS TRADE MISSION TO JAPAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DUKAKIS ATTENDS AUGIE AUCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SPAGHETTI WORKS, COMEDY CLUB CLOSE","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TYNDALL MAN, 77, DIES IN HOUSE FIRE","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN ARRESTED IN BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAN HELD IN SCHOOL BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BIDS MADE FOR TWO CITY INSURANCE FIRMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL SAVES STATE FROM LOSING CITIBANK,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"DEVELOPMENT LOANS TOO RISKY, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ORGAN, AUDITORIUM SUGGESTED FOR CENTER","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAYOFFS AT LITTON REACH 216,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL TO CHANGE OPEN MEETING LAW KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL REJECTS 25 PERCENT TOBACCO TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE OK'S VIDEO LOTTERY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPLITTING STATE AGENCY BILL TO GO ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN HELD IN DEATH OF RAPID CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL PROVIDES MONEY FOR ETSI LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FEDERAL AGENTS INVESTIGATE RODEO DRUG RING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PANEL OK'S FARM DEBT MEDIATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*ALCESTER NURTURES ITS BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*CARS SPIN, FOLKS GRIN AS CHILL EASES","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF TEACHERS LET STUDENTS CHOOSE THE BOOKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CONSUMERS TAKE TO OAT BRAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"EDUCATION, NOT SEAT-BELT LAW","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOUSE WIMPING OUT ON PAY ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCIENTISTS AGREE LIFE BEGINS AT CONCEPTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STORY UNFAIR TO MARTIN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
AREA GROUP OFFERS CITIZENSHIP COURSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ARTESIAN, LETCHER TO VOTE ON SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE CRITICIZES LAND SWAP PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELECTION IN SALEM TO DECIDE BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW DATE SET FOR ALPHA-OMEGA DINNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SNOW IN CAMEL-LOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG SHERIFF NEEDED HIS CAR TOWED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CYCLISTS RIDE ON DESPITE TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING BACKERS WILLING TO MAKE DEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOG FETCHES FAME FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
REPORTS OF LEAKING STORAGE TANKS RISING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TAX REFUND MONEY GOES UNUSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
USD GETS SHOT AT BIG BOYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KING DAY PASSES HOUSE COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SD BURIES RODEO LEGEND TIBBS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE TO DEBATE RAISING PLAYING AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BOARD NARROWS SCHOOL BOUNDARY PROPOSALS TO 3,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MANY SOUTH DAKOTANS AGREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LIFE'S TOO GOOD FOR SOME YOUTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
NOT ALL BURNS RESULT OF FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
KEEP WORLD PRESSURE ON SOUTH AFRICA (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EVENT ACCURATELY PORTRAYED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"POOR PAY, HOUSING FOSTER HOMELESSNESS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*BYRUM MAKES LIFE OF BOYHOOD DREAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LIMITS ON AMMONIA USE WORRIES DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
YONKERS HIRES NEW MANAGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*GET YOUR HOT ROASTED PEANUTS HERE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
PANEL REJECTS ELEVATOR INSURANCE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BRANDON TO ISSUE SWIM POOL BONDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION OK'S CHANNEL DREDGING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN APPEARS ON 'NEWHART' SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE STABBING UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BURN PREVENTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORMER LEGISLATORS TAKE SEATS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OPPOSITE ENDS OF BOTTOM LINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OK'S BOYD COUNTY DUMP BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRISON PLAN PASSES SENATE COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUSPECT'S STATEMENTS ADMISSIBLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HURON HIRES OFFICER AS NEW POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS CONVICTED OF BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION OK'S PLAN FOR NEW SIDEWALKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE OK'S PLAN FOR INTRA-STATE LINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"CITY, SCHOOL SHOULD RESUME TALKS ABOUT LAND SWAP","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GARRETSON SETS HEARING OVER WATER OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TODD COUNTY SCHOOL DISPUTE UNRESOLVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GOVERNOR GETS PETITION ON FLANDREAU GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LETCHER VOTERS DECIDE SCHOOL MERGER TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PLANT GETS OK FROM NORTH SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ALCESTER ASKS FOR STUDY ON LIBRARY EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
ALCOHOL TESTS AFTER ACCIDENTS IS OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LIABILITY INSURANCE LAW PASSES HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL TEACHER WINS CATHOLIC AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NORTHERN STUDENTS PROMOTE SAFER SEX WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PENALTY SET FOR GIVING MINORS BOOZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING BILL FAILS TEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SENATE TO DEBATE GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
DROP-OUT LAW OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
*WARM WEATHER WILL STICK AROUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY WOULD LOSE MONEY ON ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-ABORTION PROPOSAL UP FOR HOUSE DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ARMAGEDDON INTEREST IS MISDIRECTED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"BUDGET WOES ARE OUT OF SIGHT, CONTROL (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S PLAN IGNORES TAX STUDY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITY SHOULD HAVE SKATEBOARD PARKS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
KELO INTERVIEWER LACKS COMPASSION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
'ARGUS' SHOULD HEED OWN EDITORIAL ADVICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC SENATORS WELCOME VOTERS' CALLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SOMEONE FOUGHT FOR PROTESTERS' FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
APOSTLE PAUL CALLED HOMOSEXUALITY WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CURRENT AMBULANCE ARRANGEMENT IS SILLY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PUT MYRON LEE BACK ON RADIO AIRWAVES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
COLUMNIST OPENS AMERICANS' EYES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
FLAG STANDS FOR YEARS OF SACRIFICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*MRE'S FEED TROOPS OVERSEAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BAKER BEGAN AS A WAITRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CRIMESTOPPERS RENEWS REWARD FOR SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS OK CONTRACT OFFER,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER ACCEPTING INTERNSHIP APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RADIO CALL-IN TO FOCUS ON 'IMPRESSIONS',"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"VANDALS TARGET TIRES, MAILBOXES IN SPREE","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ARCHITECTS PRESENT WSH ESTIMATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FOUNTAIN OF CONCRETE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIAL--NO JOB WAR IS BREWING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POSTPONES VOTES ON LONETREE DUMP PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE PASSES LEVY MINIMUM FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL GIVES AMNESTY TO CRATE THIEVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEAL OFF WITH MAN INVOLVED IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES HIGHER VEHICLE REGISTRATION FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*DEADWOOD COMMISSION OK'S COSTNER CASINO,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LINCOLN COUNTY NAMES AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"MITCHELL NATIVE, CHILDREN FLEE ISRAEL","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"MITCHELL NATIVE, CHILDREN FLEE ISREAL","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MINING FEE INCREASE REJECTED BY COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PANEL KILLS BILL TO MOVE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*LYNX'S BEHAN HAS BIG-TIME GOAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SWISHER SAYS BUDGET WON'T HURT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"*DIVORCED PARENTS, KIDS KEEP TRYING","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE CALLS FOR FUEL SPILL PROBE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BILL FOR VIDEO LOTTERY VOTE TABLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RACIAL BIAS ALLEGATIONS DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FAMILIES COMMITTED TO CARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
MASUR TELLS ALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TWEDT PAINTS MEN IN CORNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"'THUNDERHEART' OPENS IN APRIL, SAYS DIRECTOR","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
"DRAW LINE BETWEEN MORALITY, CHRISTIANITY (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PARENTS WANT BEST VALUE IN EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SENATE SHOULD KILL SEX ABSTINENCE BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BE PROUD THAT TEAMS REFLECT YOUR HERITAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PROPERTY TAX CREDIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*SCHOOLS SHOULD BE READY FOR KIDS (PROF),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
BROOKINGS RAIL GROUP AGREES TO BUY LINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GAS PRICES FALLING FAST IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
S DAKOTANS FILING TAX RETURNS FASTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SYMPATHY STRIKERS TO MEET SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*AMERICAN ANNOUNCES LOCAL FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*THANKFUL FOR SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STATE'S WINTER WHEAT CROP FARING WELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SALES TO RUSSIA PUSH GRAIN PRICE UP TO {dollar}4,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
CONVICTED DRUG DEALERS GET 13 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRAGILE X IS TOPIC OF MEETING TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARTFORD MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PRESSLER'S CAMPAIGN FUNDS TOTAL {dollar}441,871","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW SUPERINTENDENT TO BE CHOSEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHERING THE MATCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BERESFORD COUPLE PLEAD GUILTY TO KIDNAP, STABBING","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRAIL OF BLOOD LEADS TO UNCONSCIOUS BURGLAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KERREY BEGINS TV CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RIVER REPORT WELCOME NEWS--JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOVERNOR--TAX TALK CREATING A LOGJAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ALCOHOL USE SPURS PETITION FOR VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EAGLE BUTTE MAN ADMITS ABUSING TEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO SPEAK AT LAKE ANDES FORUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEN PLEAD GUILTY TO BUS-BID RIGGING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAIL AUTHORITY VOTES TO DISSOLVE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT IS UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BILL PASSES TO EXTEND SCHOOL YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*STATE CAN'T WAIT TO RECYCLE, COMMITTEE TOLD","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MANDATED BREAKS KILLED BY PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*LOBBY SOCKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
APPROVES BILL ENDING BINDING MARRIAGE PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CORPS WANTS CHARGES FOR RECREATION AREAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DUMP SHOULD BE QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*ACCIDENT CLOSES I-90,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE FOG-BOUND ROLL INTO TOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BILL WOULD MAKE GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
PANEL OK'S EXPANDING STALKING LAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*DAD HOPES SON AVOIDS UNEASY MOMENT IN SUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOCIETY SHOULDN'T ENDORSE HOMOSEXUALITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOMOSEXUAL LIFESTYLE IS ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LIFTING GAY BAN HURTS NATION'S MORALS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CHAPLAIN MEMORIAL AT VA HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH MEAT HOOK ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PAINT FACTORY WORKER OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHONY MAKE-A-WISH CALLS ARE REPORTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO TEENS ARRESTED IN VANDALISM SPREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN BREAKS ARM IN TRAIN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CONFISCATED CARS SOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS OPEN EYES TO THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAY FUND STUDY FOR BRANDON BIKE PATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL GRAPPLES OVER CHILD CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KSFY FIRES AM ANCHOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GRADES NEW CHAIR OF ANATOMY AT USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN DIES AFTER ACCIDENT ON FARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MASTERS PROGRAM OK'D FOR COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OLD TREE UPROOTED NEAR WALL DRUG,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD PICKS SITE FOR PROPOSED CASINO,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS TO DIG ISRAEL EXPEDITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*A CLEAN SWEEP,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FORMER GOVERNOR RECALLS GLORY DAYS OF AVIATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EPA SUSPENDS HAZARDOUS DESIGNATION FOR DISCHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TEEN MAY GET RECYCLING CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FAMILY TIES BEGIN 54 YEARS AFTER ADOPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*OLD AND NEW COMBINED IN CONVERTED TECH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WORKERS' COMP COSTS TO RISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CAVALRY STOP STREAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*DOMESTIC ABUSE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SKATER DESERVES BENEFIT OF DOUBT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T WASTE RESOURCES ON STUDY (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*INDIANS CHALLENGE HISTORY/HEROES--FIGHT FOR RESPECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SD SHOULD REGAIN SENSES ABOUT LOTTERY (ABERDEEN AM),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
DON'T BLOW SNOW BACK INTO STREETS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MILLER HAS RIGHT IDEA WITH SCHOOL BUDGETING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FRANKLIN ANNUAL TO HOLD SCHOOL MEMORIES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
THERE ARE WAYS TO TRIM EDUCATION SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HEALTH COVERAGE FOR ALL WOULD ASSIST NEEDY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
SCHOOLS IRRESPONSIBLE WITH TAXPAYER MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
GROWING PAINS COME BEFORE CITY GROWS UP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
FIGHT HOME-SCHOOL TEACHER CERTIFICATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SEAT-BELT LAW SHOULD BE ENFORCED CONSISTENTLY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
GERMAN PRACTICES NOT WORTH EMULATING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"STATE, FEDERAL RULES CLASH FOR TRUCK DRIVERS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
"RETAILERS OFFER {dollar}1,000 SCHOLARSHIP","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHAPING THE DUNES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A SHOVELFUL OF SPORTING CINEMATIC FARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKIERS RACE FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW OUTDOOR CENTER CLOSER TO REALITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*SUPER SUNDAY SUPER DAY FOR BOWLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FUEL-AID FORMS DUE MARCH 15,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER ACCEPTING INTERN APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THRESHOLD HOLDING DIVORCE SESSIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'48 HOURS' TO BROADCAST BEEF STORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FANS CAN'T WAIT FOR THE BLUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW CONSIDERS WOMAN FOR TICKET,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FLOODED HOMEOWNERS CONSIDER MOVING ON,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"HORMONE IS HARMLESS, EXPERTS SAY","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"FARMERS NEED HAY, TRIBAL OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA ITEMS ON SHUTTLE FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS HOSPITAL SELECTS ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SDSU DATING GAME SEEKS CONTESTANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WOOL-JUDGING TEAM WINS NATIONAL TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"CITY MAY GAIN {dollar}425,000 IN SCHOOL AID","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TO DECIDE WHETHER TO CLOSE WANBLEE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DOUGLAS SUPERINTENDENT WORRIES ABOUT CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*WANTS PHONE CALLS TO BE INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"CHURCH COUNCILS TARGET RACISM, RIGHTS VIOLATIONS","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKER AND HUSBAND WORK DURING LEGISLATIVE SESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*'73 MEMORIES WELCOME RELIEF DURING LULLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*GARDEN CATALOGS BECKON GREEN THUMBS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*NEW PLANTS GIVE GARDENERS SOMETHING TO DREAM ABOUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
*WINTER TRAVEL OPPORTUNITY GREAT CLOSE TO HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1994, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
*FILES 'LOST' TO AID DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*MPLS. CHRUCH CALLS GRILLER SAINTLY, OFFERS SUPPORT","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EUREKA MAN WANTS TO MARRY A CAREER WOMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE WAS WILLING TO APPEAR ON '60 MINUTES',"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TO BEGIN DEBATES ON TAX-RELIEF PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATOR WANTS TO SHARE LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"*BUDGET CUTS SUBSTANTIAL, GOVERNOR SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
LET CHAPERONS PROTECT PATIENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
OFFICE HAS POTENTIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*INCOME TAX IS EQUITABLE WAY TO PAY FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LINDA DASCHLE DEFENDS DECISIONS AT FAA (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FIGURES SHED LIGHT ON INCOME-TAX DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NEWCOMER BRAGS ABOUT SIOUX VALLEY TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PRESSLER FLIP-FLOPS ON LOBBYIST LEGISLATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
PROPOSED PBS CUTS RIGHT THING TO DO (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SD COULD REAP PROFITS FROM INSURANCE SALES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*STUDENTS OF WEEK SELECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POTTERY WITH A PURPOSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NAILS PERFORM ON THE EDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*WE'VE NAILED BIG CONCERT FOR TEENS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA APPEARS SECURE AT QUARTERBACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HELP IS AVAILABLE FOR HOMEMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN LEAVES HOSPITAL FOLLOWING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ABORTION RIGHTS GROUP PLANNING BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SEN. PRESSLER LOOKING FOR SUMMER INTERN,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS OPEN DOORS TO COMMUNITY AFTER HOURS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DESTROYS 111-YEAR-OLD CHURCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS SAY THEY CAN SEE PUMPING'S DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DIRECTOR OF DISPATCHING OPERATIONS ENJOYS JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GRAMM BLASTS TOM DASCHLE WHILE IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OPEN HOUSE TO GIVE TRAINING IN LAMBING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*TOWN HELPS BODY SHOP REBUILD,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SDSU TEACHERS BACK TIGHTENING POLICIES ON ADMISSIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*REED SCORES WITH SONGS ABOUT HEROES AND PIGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*STOCK OPTIONS PERMIT CONTROL WITHOUT BUYING,"Argus LeaderFeb 06 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DELEGATES DOUBT FARM GOAL PASSAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DELEGATES DOUBT FARM GOAL PASSAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS AIM AT CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FARMERS AIM AT CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SEED FOR POLAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY THANKS PUBLIC FOR RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GOOD MAIL NEWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FAKE RECRUIT CASE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRR...HOW COLD WAS IT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO BREAD WINNERS NO BIG DEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO BREAD WINNERS NO BIG DEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURDS GETTING A 'LOUSY SHAKE',"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HANSEN TO SPEND {dollar}2,000 ON RADIO SPOT","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WOLLMAN RAPS JANKLOW FOR DROPPING THOMPSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PIPELINE STUDY BILL PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU MAY NOT GET POLLUTION CONTROL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ICC RULING KEEPS RAIL LINE OPEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU MAY NOT GET POLLUTION CONTROL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STREET IMPROVEMENT TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIPELINE STUDY BILL PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOY SCOUTS TO PICK UP NEWSPAPERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*SCHOOL FOR DEAF ROYALTY NAMED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
HANDICAPPED MAN HONORED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
HANDICAPPED MAN HONORED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ABDNOR WANTS HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AIR FORCE YOUTH DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE STUCK WITH BUM CHECKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE- FARMERS HAVE NEW MOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR WANTS HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS RODEO UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LONE MAN SCHOOL NEEDS {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STENSETH TO DIRECT WATER CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STENSETH TO DIRECT WATER CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROCEDURE SET FOR EXECUTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DOVE HUNTING BILL GOES TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DOVE HUNTING BILL GOES TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS SEEK PIPELINE TO WYOMING,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS SEEK PIPELINE TO WYOMING,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WALLING SAYS WEATHER SLOWING PETITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY COMMISSION DIGEST-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FARM HIT BY SEEPAGE FROM LAGOON,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ENERGY PINCHERS FOIL HIGH PRICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
READER RECIPE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*DOPER'S DREAM UP IN SMOKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"PRESSLER IS 'SILLY PUNK,' STING WOMAN SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN FACES FIRST PRIMARY CLASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN FACES FIRST PRIMARY CLASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
USD DRAFT MEETING HARDLY THE '60S,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN FACES FIRST PRIMARY CLASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
USD DRAFT MEETING HARDLY THE '60S,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*REDFORD, FONDA RIDE HIGH WITH 'HORSEMAN'","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ETERNAL THEATRICS REMAIN UNCHANGED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
14 ARTS PROGRAMS TO TOUR THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CLASH HOLDS THE LINE ON NEW WAVE FRONT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*DON SUTTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DON SUTTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DUPRIS IS SETTING MARKS AS COLLEGE PLAYER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*DUPRIS IS SETTING MARKS AS COLLEGE PLAYER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*NM COMPANY SUBMITS BID FOR SF BUSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR MESSAGE-THERE'S MONEY IN GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SENATE BACKS REGENTS, KILLS EXECUTIVE ORDER","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"ONE TAX LIFTED, ONE IMPOSED","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SENATE BACKS REGENTS, KILLS EXECUTIVE ORDER","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"ONE TAX LIFTED, ONE IMPOSED","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SD JUDGES FORCED TO SHOVE CASES WITHOUT SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SD JUDGES FORCED TO SHOVE CASES WITHOUT SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SD JUDGES FORCED TO SHOVE CASES WITHOUT SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE PANEL KILLS BILL TO RAISE DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HOUSE PANEL KILLS BILL TO RAISE DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
KEEPING PUBLIC MEETINGS OPEN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRODUCERS SIGN UP FOR BEEFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ALLEGED RAPIST CALLED DRUG USER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
SENATE APPROVES PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ONE DEAD IN THREE-CAR ACCIDENT-LEMMON,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BIOLOGY DEPT GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BASES CHOSEN FOR MISSILES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
POWER COOPERATIVE TO USE GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"NO BULL, CANTON MAN WINS","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
GUIDE EXPLAINS ETHANOL PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
FUEL OUTLOOK-BREATHE A BIT EASIER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.1"
PORKERS TO MEET FEB 26,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.1"
BEEFERENDUM POT SIMMERING,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.2"
FARM SHOW HITTING IT BIG,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.2"
IRRIGATORS TO TACKLE ISSUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.5"
GASOHOL ENTHUSIASTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.R, p.04, col.1"
ON THE BEEFERENDUM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.R, p.05, col.1"
RETIRING FROM THE FARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1980, sect.R, p.05, col.1"
CITY EXPECTED TO KEEP MINNESOTA AVE PARKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM PROGRAMS TARGETED--DEEP BUDGET CUTS OUTLINED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
URANIUM BILLS FAIL IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
URANIUM BILLS FAIL IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BARRAM PLEDGES TO LISTEN TO CITIZENS' CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BARRAM PLEDGES TO LISTEN TO CITIZENS' CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS HEAD OFF COURT FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS HEAD OFF COURT FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS COP ASSAULT CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GINDER DIED BY STRANGULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS COP ASSAULT CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS COP ASSAULT CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE PASSES TAX EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"MCGOVERN GROUP GETS {dollar}100,000 IN JAN","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOUSE PASSES TAX EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HARD PART AHEAD FOR REAGAN'S PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOR UNIFORM APPLICATION FORM FOR SD COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPPORT URGED FOR PATRIOTISM WEEK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRAISES COVERAGE FOR SDSU'S BAND (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MONTROSE MAN GUESSES SHEEP POPULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*THIRD GRADERS REMEMBER LAURA,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*THIRD GRADERS REMEMBER LAURA,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SCHOOL BONDING BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ENERGY TO BE TOP ISSUE IN 1982,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS 15 BILLS INTO LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOL BONDING BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL WOULD HIKE AGE TO DRINK 3.2 BEER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SMALL-SCHOOLS BILL GOES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENATE PASSES COUNTY WITHDRAWL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FIRM ACCUSED OF DECEPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
KUNDERT PROTESTS NOTARY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
KUNDERT PROTESTS NOTARY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
FIRM ACCUSED OF DECEPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
WYO HOUSE AGREES TO WATER MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*SD HIGHWAYS ARE IN TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOFTBALL--IN 16-DEGREE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS--WANT TO POSTPONE SESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW 'SHOOTS FROM THE LIP',"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS TO ANSWER 2 QUESTIONS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SHOULD VOTERS APPROVE FRANCHISE FOR MINNEGASCO,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BALLOT QUESTIONS VOTER APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FRANCHISE WARRANTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INTEREST RATE INCREASE JUSTIFIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LAWMAKERS TO BRIEF HOMETOWN FOLKS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ACTIVIST TO SPEAK AT DAKOTA WESLEYAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BEER BILL SENT BACK TO COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DUE-ON-SALE CLAUSE MIGHT GET 2ND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEADE COUNTY FINALLY GETS MONEY BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SENATE OKS LAWS ENFORCEMENT FEE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STEELWORKERS--PLANT REACH AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*VISIT TO NICARAGUA CHANGES CHURCH LEADER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LEAGUE QUESTIONS BENEFITS OF WORKFARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PIERRE REQUESTS WESTERN'S SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
POACHING HASN'T GONE AWAY YET,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SHALLOW LAKES IN FOR LARGE FISH WINTERKILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOWLING IN THE SOVIET UNION--NYET,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*WOMEN IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THE WOMENS CPRRECTIONAL FACILITY IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*DORIS OLSON--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*FAST-FOOD BUSINESS--EASY COME-EASY GO,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*30 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD AIRLINES--RADIO STATIONS JOIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA JANUARY BANKRUPTCIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTANS PASS STATE ACCOUNTING EXAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
*DOG CREDITED WITH DISCOVERING FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ENGL PROF RUNS COMPUTER CHECK SHAKESPEARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO WAY FOR NO-FAULT DIVORCE IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIX LEGAL REASONS FOR DIVORCE IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MORE POVERTY SINCE 1970 IN 34 SD COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TRUCK TRAFFIC IN SD DROPS 17 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*AL HOUG CUTS A SHARP FIGURE ON ICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*JOB IS FOR THE DOGS, CATS, AND SKUNKS TOO","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HOSPICE PROGRAM EXPANDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SDSU THEATER GETS ENDOWMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"SNOWMOBILE RUN NETS {dollar}3,200","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VETS GET EXTENSION ON G.I. BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP AUDITIONS SET,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
NURSING HOME PLANS FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"SCHOOL AWARDED {dollar}105,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
THRESHOLD YOUTH SERVICES NEED VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"MINNEHAHA CO GETS FED MONEY, OWES DEBT","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TURN OF CENTURY, SF, DIVORCE CITY, USA","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINTER DOESN'T STOP RACING FAMILY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD'S ELDERLY DEPEND ON SOCIAL SECURITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE PUC FAVORS CONSUMER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SAVE C-NW RAIL LINK TO WEST (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ACCELERATED CURR PROGRAM QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY GOVT NEEDS BETTER REPRESENTATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
OPPOSING ABORTION VIEWS NEED LOVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ROLE STACKMOVERS EXPLAINED TO JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BUTTE DEPUTY AND CLERK REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY MINORITY PLAN VOTE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DRUG ARRESTS MADE IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OAHE BOARD--GARRISON IS ALL RIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PREHISTORIC INDIAN LODGE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SPEARFISH MAN KILLED IN CAR WRECK,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE VETS TO GET RECORD BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TREES GET DUTCH ELM TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*LEGISLATORS MAP OUT REZONING PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SALES TAX PROPOSALS READY FOR LEG,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
HAYWARD RESIDENT MADE GOOD ANNEX FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*O'GORMAN WRESTLER FEELS OBLIGATION TO WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
23671 CALL FOR PUBLIC VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MEL TORME,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ADVISORY BOARD NAMES MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*HAVEL IS COUNCIL COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TURSAM HEADS BOARD OF DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ADLER IS ELECTED COUNCIL PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DELORES HANSEN INSTALLED AS LEADER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ELECTED TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
OFFICIALS ELECTED TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SONS OF NORWAY ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*CORONER'S INQUEST INFREQUENT TOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BOAT LICENSE, STATE PARK FEES HIKE","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEAR DISPUTE INVOLVING PROPERTY DEALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INJECTION DEATH WOULD BE ACCEPTABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PROPERTY DEALS, PARK FEES, LOTTERY, DEATH","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE REJECTS STATE LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ICE BIKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BOOKSELLERS ASK DISMISSAL OF JANKLOW LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FORUM OF NUCLEAR WASTE EXPERTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STUDENTS WILL SWITCH INTERSECTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GO FROM CITY TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INSTANT STORMS CARRY PERIL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON EDUCATORS OPPOSE COLLEGE CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAXIMIZING ARENA BASKETBALL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR EDITION MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RISKS OUTWEIGH BENEFITS OF WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CONSIDERS RUNNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION WILL HEAR LEASING PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LINCOLN BAND WILL PERFORM WITH TRUMPETER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REALTOR FILES FIRST PETITION FOR RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VETERAN FLIES TO MEET BROTHER WITH LEUKEMIA,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CITY MAN MISSING SINCE JAN 29,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
LAKOTA TIMES EXPANDS CIRCULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MILBANK MAN SUES SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
WOMEN NEED HALFWAY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*HOPING TO HIT THE BIG TIME IN BIG-LEAGUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*200 MARCH TO PROTEST INDIAN HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD REACTION--GOOD FORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKERS REFLECT A DOUBLE STANDARD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MEMORIAL DAY MESS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HELP DEMONSTRATE CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MEESE HIGHLY QUALIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
STOP THE KILLING NOW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LISTEN TO TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*AFTER 71 YEARS, PLEDGES HER CITIZENSHIP","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
6 COLLEGES TAKE PART IN ELDERHOSTEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"'CRIMES OF HEART', 'WAITING FOR GODOT'","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*EDITOR VOICES WEST GERMAN CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROFESSOR FORESEES DEPRESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILLING TO BE SPACE GUINEA PIGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGHWAY MONEY TO ASSIST BILLBOARD REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IS PROSTITUTION A SPORT OR ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS REJECT BILLS ON CITY SALES TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESOLUTION PASSES IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WATER SUPPLY STUDY GETS LEGISLATIVE APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STOLEN CAR CAPS WILKA'S ROTTEN DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE PLANS EMERGENCY AGRICULTURE SESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOCTORS SEEK TO KEEP MEDICAL COST DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOMESTAKE MINING ANNOUNCES CUT IN SALARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STURGIS MAN DIES IN LOG ROLLING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO FACE CHARGES AFTER MITCHELL ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUDGET BYPASSES IRRIGATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"REGENTS, FACULTY NEAR CONTRACT PACT","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ARGUMENTS ON NUCLEAR WASTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBBERY CONVICTION TO AFFECT SENTENCING,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN ACCUSED OF ASSAULT IN POLICE SCUFFLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GIRL GIVES FILLY INSPIRING NAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WATER PROJECTS IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CHILD-CARE STUDY GETS A BOOST,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
COMMITTEE OKS BILL FOR SCHOOL STARTING DATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
HOUSE REVIVES BILL TO LOWER SPEEDING FINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MAIL RULE BAFFLES BASS DERBY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
REGENTS REPORT AGREEMENT ON STARTING DATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*MILLER WRESTLER'S PURSUIT OF CAREER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*26 ARRESTED IN AUSTIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIP TO INSPECT JANITOR SERVICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TABLES BILL TO RAISE DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*A GOLD-MEDAL SMILE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BID-LETTING QUESTIONS UNDERSTANDABLY LINGER (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION SHOULD BEGIN EARLIER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOAN AND TAX POLICIES MUST CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LANGUAGE STUDY IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*OLYMPIANS GLIDE THROUGH FIRST DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STORE GREETS SHOPPERS WITH OPEN DOORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANIMAL ADOPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BALLOON SUBSIDIARY TAKES OFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"EX-REPORTER AWARDED {dollar}100,000 AFTER ASSAULT","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAKE PRESTON WOMAN RUNNING FOR STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW FILES STATEMENT OF CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRAIN ELUDES FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PETITIONS CALL FOR MEMORIAL DAY VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*WHO IS THAT MASKED MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATURE DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STOFFERAHN ATTACKS PRIMARY PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
3 WILL TRAIN AS DEPUTY MARSHALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SNAKE SLIPS PAST SEARCHERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"SIOUX FALLS BRIDES MIX OLD, NEW","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*IRS DRIVEN TO TAX COMPANY CAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*VANDERLOO NAMES NEW FIRE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VETS RELIVE VIETNAM WITH FILM,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BELL BACKS OFF DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD TEMPERATURE MARKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FILM BRINGS FEAR OF WAR TO THEATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS HAVE LEAST STRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*DREADED INCOME TAX WOULD BE FAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LENDING PROPOSAL NEEDS TO BE TIGHTENED (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*MINISTER'S FRIENDS PAY THEIR RESPECTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONDITIONING KEYS KIMBALL SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"FAMILY AWARDED {dollar}590,525 FOR FLOOD","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON STAFFS STATE OFFICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS APPEAL IN ADAMS CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINING FIRM FILES PERMIT APPEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}100,000 FOR SCHOOL'S NEW BUILDING","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY STARTS DAY IN DARK,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LIQUOR REVENUE LAGGING,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON HOPEFUL ABOUT TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LITTON UNION OK'S PACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FLIGHT SERVICE BACK UP IN CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*AUGUSTANA, SDSU BASKETBALL","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*IOWA PREPARES FOR MONDAY CAUCUSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITAL & MEDICAL STAFF UNPROFESSIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OUTCOME OF IOWA VOTE WILL SWAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD WILL MAKE UP OWN MIND (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COURT SHOULD HAVE FINAL SAY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BUSH FURTHERED WIMP IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CONCERT CHEATED SOME (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MEETING POLICY DRAWS PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*WOULD CUT SPENDING TO BALANCE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*WOULD RAISE TAXES, TEST ALL BUDGET","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SD HOCKEY FIGHTS ROWDY IMAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JACKS BEAT USD TO STAY NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GUNS PUT CUSTOMERS IN DEALERS KORNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PLANE LOSS UPSETS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WALL LAKE DERBY TODAY AT 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
IOWA CONSIDERS 3RD DEER SEASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CATHOLIC SCHOOL TO CLOSE IN POLO,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR--COLLEGES SHOULD KEEP NAMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO HAVE MEETINGS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHELTERBELTS CAN PAY OFF FOR OWNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON PROJECT GETS FEDERAL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MEDICAL SCHOOL LOBBIES FOR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TAKING AIM,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TO RESEARCH TRADE CLIMATE WITH JAPAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAS TAX BURNING ISSUE IN CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX TO MAKE SUPPORTER WAR CHIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"FIRED TECH EMPLOYEE SUES GOWEN, REGENTS","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE REVIEWS ICY ROADS POLICY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CENTENNIAL SONG TO DEBUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BILL WOULD LIMIT TERMS FOR MAYORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEDICAID PLAN COULD SAVE COUNTIES MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORN-SOYBEAN EVENT STARTS HERE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST CHALKS UP RECORD '87 EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NSP EARNINGS FALL FROM PREVIOUS YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE SPONSORS EXPORT SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BREATHING ROOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*JET WAY BRINGS NORTHWEST PASSENGERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HUNTERS COULD BOOST FARM INCOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FARM SHOW LIVESTOCK BRING CHAMPION PRICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
BUSINESS DAY AT THE LEGISLATURE IS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
CHAMBER SPONSORS WORKSHOP ON CASH FLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
INVESTMENT SEMINARS MEET EACH TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
KELLY SERVICES LOOKING FOR NON-PROFIT AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
CITY FIRM OFFERS NEW MOBILE PHONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
FIRST CITY BAIL-OUT COULD BRING JOBS TO SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.E, p.05, col.5"
*STUDENTS URGED TO TRY DIFFERENT INSTRUMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM A CASH DROP FOR MIDWEST TOWNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
"*DAVID REIZES, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1988, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*FIRE CLOSES GREAT BEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE APPROVES TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSON EXPECTS RAISE TO FAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CYANIDE FOUND IN CITY SPILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
AREA S & L OFFICERS NOT SURPRISED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BATTLING THE COLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LOCAL YWCA MEMBERSHIP ELECTS NEW BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
MS DAKOTA CHAPTER APPOINTS BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
SHOULDN'T GAMBLE ON HASTY REGULATIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
X-RAY TECHNICIANS SHOULD BE LICENSED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T COVER PRO WRESTLING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SPEAK UP FOR ADC KIDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONTRASTS INTERESTING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CARTOON TOO SUGGESTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WHY NOT CALL SD FLORIDA (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STATE FACES GO PRIME TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRACK OWNER PROMISES ECONOMY-CLASS RACING,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ATTIC PIPES BREAK IN FEDERAL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM SAID TO PLAN MAJOR EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER TO EXPLAIN HOUSING ACT CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MESABA TEMPORARILY SUSPENDS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MEN JAILED AFTER FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD DOUBLE PETITION SIGNATURES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY REJECTS MARION ROAD REZONING PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSAL BOOSTS GOVERNOR'S SALARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RULES THAT GOVERN LEGISLATORS AREN'T IN ...,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL APPROVES WASTE SITE LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW CLUE SURFACES IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*NAME CHANGE BILL SIGNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HERSETH STILL HAS DEBT FROM HIS 1986 RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO GIVE FLEXIBILITY IN SCHOOL STARTING DATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEASURE APPROVED TO DOUBLE TERMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MEASURE DETAINED ALLOWING MOTOR VEHICLE IMPOUNDMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PANEL BEGINS DEBATE ON AD TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ELECTRONIC POKER DRAWS HOUSE MEMBER'S FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*SPRING RESISTANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUSH'S FARM PLAN GETS GRILLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAR IS STOLEN OUTSIDE DOWNTOWN BAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GIRL TO TESTIFY IN RAPE INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENATE CANS PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LINCOLN DELAYS APPLAUDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CITY SHOULD ATTACK SLOB-DRIVER PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOVIETS PROVIDE CHANCE FOR US (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ANIMAL EXTREMISTS SILLY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ABSENCE DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ACTION BY AGENT ODD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*RESEARCH BREAKS SUGAR'S LINK TO DISORDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RESTAURANTS PROVIDE COOK MEAL IDEAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FBI ARRESTS SUSPECT IN WEEKEND STABBING,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LETCHER OK'S REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ADMITS ENTERING HOME TO ATTEMPT RAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETING SCHEDULED ON INCINERATOR PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABORTION ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE DEFERS REIMBURSEMENT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP SEEKS TO STOP ELECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS TO SOLICIT SUPPORT FOR BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR TELLS SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ANTI-PORN BILL OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STATE WANTS LOOK AT VERMILLION MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TIMBER LAKE EXEMPTS INDIANS FROM SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOLGA PLATS APPROVED FOR WASTEWATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY BOARD TO DRAFT PLANS FOR 911 SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LOTTERY FUNDS TO REPAIR GARRETSON LIQUOR STORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AUSTRIAN TO MAKE RUN FOR FLANDREAU MAYOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS APPROVE PAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN MAY REOPEN HARRISBURG LOUNGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RAPID CITY PANEL DELAYS ACTION ON AIRLINE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN CLEARED IN DEATHS CONVICTED OF DWI,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRESSLER SETS SCHEDULE FOR NINE-COUNTY TOUR,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
2 TRIBES TO HELP IN ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FULL HOUSE APPROVES BAN ON CORPORAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*SKYFORCE STREAK ENDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ACCOUNTING FIRMS MERGE UNDER BAILLEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
AFTER FIVE BAR HAS NEW OWNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BANK LAYOFFS HAVE LITTLE SD IMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PROGRAM TO AID REHABILITATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BILL TO LIMIT PACKERS FAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
PANEL OK'S SUBSIDIZED AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*2 BILLS TACKLE QUALITY OF DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON TAX PLAN BREAKS PROMISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLU BUG VISITING SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTION BILL SHOULD BE REJECTED (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*RELIGIOUS ISSUE THAT CAN NEVER BE RESOLVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BILL THREATENS WOMEN'S FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
GOVERNMENT MUST REGULATE MANY CHOICES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
ACLU'S OPPOSITION TO BILL IS IRONIC (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DECISION ABOUT FAMILY SHOULD BE PRIVATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TAX BREAK DOESN'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"50,000 RATE ECONOMY BY LEAVING STATE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LANDFILL NOT PROVED ENVIRONMENTALLY UNSAFE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
IT'S TIME TO BEAT PLOWSHARES INTO WORDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*NEEDLEWORK BRINGS CALM TO WOMAN'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOLS MUST BE PREPARED FOR TRAUMA OF WAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CIGARETTE VENDING MACHINE BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP CHAIRMAN SEEKS TO SERVE AT GULF,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP CHARIMAN SEEKS TO SERVE AT GULF,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH-AT-RISK EXPERTS TO ATTEND FORUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO I-29 SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 SOUTH DAKOTANS DIE IN SEPARATE ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TV SCOUT HERE TO FIND FUNNY FOLKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOTE KILLS BILL FOR INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GULF-BOUND VALENTINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ELLSWORTH MISSILES FIRST TO BE DISMANTLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX VALLEY PLANS REHAB CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WATCHDOG GROUP RAPS CITY SALARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHEWING TOBACCO BILL HALTED BY HOUSE PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL DELAYS BILL TARGETING 'ARGUS',"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*AIR CONTROLLER'S NEW JOB MUST WAIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EUROPEAN TRIP HINGES ON STUDENTS' SAFETY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FATHER GIVEN 7 YEARS FOR STARVING DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CONFERENCE TO DRAW 200 STUDENT NURSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JOHNSON REVIVES BILL FOR LINE-ITEM RECISSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN GETS 45 YEARS FOR SEXUAL CONTACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RECRUITING GAME IS NOT REAL PRETTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FOR THE LOVE OF COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU BEATS AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CLOSED ROLL'N PIN TO BECOME PERKINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PANEL OK'S BILL TO RAISE JOBLESS BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PORK PRODUCERS WILL SELECT REPRESENTATIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS PLAN JUNE CATTLE DRIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*REACTOR REMOVAL SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
S DAKOTANS OVERCHARGED FOR AIR TICKETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*FOUL PLAY POSSIBLE IN DEATH OF WOMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MIDWEST NATIVE NAMED SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FARMERS ATTACK REBATE, PRESS FOR TAX SOLUTIONS","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"SUPERINTENDENT BRINGING A 'GOOD' WORK ETHIC, FAMILY","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
INCOME TAX BACKERS ARE IN A 'SHELL GAME' (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KERREY HAS BELIEVABLE HEALTH-CARE PACKAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THERE'S STILL TIME TO HAVE YOUR SAY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WILLIAMS PIPE LINE CALLED ABOUT PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*WHITE EAGLE WILL HELP SING PRAISES OF ART,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST EXPLODES EXPLORER MYTHS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'MISS DAISY' CARRIES WEIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CROW CREEK TO HIRE SCHOOL SECURITY GUARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HABITUAL CRIMINAL FACES LIFE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON RULES OUT '92 SENATE RUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VALENTINE DANCE TO BENEFIT CHARITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTER'S HANDBOOK AVAILABLE AT LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHER INSPIRES WHIZ-KIDS TO TAKE COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A CRIME IN FAVORED 'HOME ALONE' BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CREDIT PLAN WOULDN'T BENEFIT SF TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SCHOOL DISTRICT, DRUGGISTS AT ODDS","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DAMAGES STORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HIKING DEADWOOD TAX CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUP REMAIN FIRM ON BAD CHECK FINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN GAMBLING BOOSTS ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HELP SCHOOLS INCREASE INDIAN AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SIX SCHOOLS IN HEAD START EXTENSION STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*USD EMERGING IN TYPICALLY TIGHT NCC RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BIATHLETE WORKING TOWARD '94,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CEO OF RAPID CITY CEMENT PLANT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*FACES OF HUNGER IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ABORTION BILLS SET FOR DEBATE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*DAY BY DAY, PANTRY FILLS NEED","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GUN BAN AT SCHOOLS NEEDED (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL AID FORMULA CHEATS SF (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GAYS DON'T DESERVE SPECIAL PROTECTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
RIGHTS OF GAYS SHOULD BE RESPECTED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'AVERAGE' AMERICANS NEED TO SPEAK OUT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
GAY BAN FEARS ARE OVERSTATED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
DON'T USE FEDERAL FUNDS FOR CITY BIKE TRAIL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
'MOTOR VOTER' BILL GOOD FOR COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
RESIDENTS SHOULD BACK THE 'DEADWOOD BILL' (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*SIOUX CAN'T ACCEPT SELLING BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*WINTER EVENTS BRING ACTIVITY TO SWAN LAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEELAN WRESTLING CRUSADE PRODUCES CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FEEDERS ATTRACT COLORFUL VARIETY OF SD BIRDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*BANKING BOOMS IN PAST DECADE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"CHEMICAL SPILL SITE SAFE, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PAIR PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DAUGHTER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
ROCK SLIDES GIVE BADLANDS NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
3 HELD AS SUSPECTS IN WATERTOWN THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*AREA LEGISLATORS SUPPORT HELMET LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE COLORS PRISON CHAPEL WITH ARTWORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CITY GARBAGE HAULERS RALLY FOR STATE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
MED SCHOOL DEVELOPS CHILD PSYCHIATRY RESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
RUSHMORE MERCHANT DROPS BEER PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
USD DENTAL STUDENTS TO BEGIN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*PERU STUDENTS SAMPLING LIFE IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
MINNEAPOLIS BANK TO CLOSE BRANCHES IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
SF NATIVE DIES IN CAR CRASH WITH ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
CHILD WELFARE PLANS ON TABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
EXOTIC GAME BILL THREATENS HERD OF ELK IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
MOST OF STATE WITHOUT PSYCHIATRISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*GOVERNOR PRAISES CLINTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.F, p.04, col.2"
*JONES BROUGHT THE FARM TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SD PRIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*THERE'S GOLD IN VISIT TO NEW ZEALAND HILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1993, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*INVASION OF THE BABY BOOMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SUPERINTENDENT QUITS IN MIDST OF TEACHING REFORMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATCHING YOUR GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"LABOR MAY BE LOSING RIGHTS, LEGISLATOR SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SOME KEY BILLS LEGISLATORS WILL CONSIDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*JANKLOW PREPARED TO FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATEMANSHIP PREVAILING IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN LEADER DEFLECTS QUESTIONS FROM CALLERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
DANGEROUS DEMONSTRATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
BILL WOULD RESTRICT MAILING LISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"RESTRAINING TEACHING, TESTS FOR VALUES, ATTITUDES","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
EDUCATION FUNDING CHALLENGES LINGER (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NO RIGHT TO BIGGER SHARE OF LOTTERY PROCEEDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*MUST REGAIN CONTROL, RECEIVE ITS DUE FROM LOTTERY","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"THOSE PROTESTING GAY, LESBIAN STORIES ALL MEN (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SCHOOL-FUNDING CUP NOT BOTTOMLESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PRESSLER PROVES HE'S A CONSERVATIVE SPENDER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DASCHLE REVEALS HOLES IN HEALTH-CARE PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ACT OUT TO DEFEAT REFERENDUM OPPONENTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
LIBERALS FIND GOING TOUGH IN REAL WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CHRISTIAN BROADCASTS ARE TARGET OF RADICALS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
MORE CATTLE MISSING IN MEADE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEEP SNOW THREATENS FISH POPULATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GAMBLING COMMITTEE STILL OWES {dollar}70,000","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MILLER, JANKLOW COME OUT SWINGING","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ADMIRERS RECALL GENERAL STORE'S COLORFUL PAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HONORS SEVEN FOR 40 YEARS OF PRIESTHOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY LABOR RELATIONS MANAGER TRIES TO MAKE IMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ASSAULT ACQUITTAL SURPRISES LAWYER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WELLNESS FAIR TO BE HELD FEB 17,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRAMM TO SPEAK AT BENEFIT LUNCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER FINDS TIME TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FLOOD LOSS LIKELY WILL BE DEDUCTIBLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS BEST PLACE FOR RAIDERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOM SHOWS GENEROSITY EVEN ON HER BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ONE-ACT PLAY--'GROWING UP SCARRED',"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE PANELS PASS TAX-RELIEF ENABLING BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN RAPED BY DOCTOR URGES OFFICE CHAPERONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JUDGES IGNORE VOTE ON LONETREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
JOHNSON SUPPORTS LINE-ITEM VETO BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SENATE COMMITTEE PUTS MOLESTER BILL ON HOLD BRIEFLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE DEBATES BILL TO LIMIT MALPRACTICE CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW HINTS AT STAND ON STATE-ANIMAL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
DASCHLE TUMBLES INTO BIG PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GINGRICH'S WIFE'S JOB RAISES ETHICAL ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*TEACHERS DESERVE CHALLENGE OF FREE-MARKET REFORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER SQUANDERS CREDIBILITY OVER CPB (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
SMITHSONIAN EXHIBIT SHOULD BE DISPLAYED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
JOHN MORRELL STABS WORKERS IN THE BACK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
TENURE FOR TEACHERS AN UNNEEDED BURDEN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
ARGUS LEADER CRITICIZES LEGISLATURE UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
MOTOR-VOTER LEGISLATION HAS BEEN A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*BEGINS A WEEKLY COLUMN ON MENTAL HEALTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOYZ II MEN TICKETS SELLING BRISKLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEALING WITH DIALYSIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CAROTID BLACKAGE MORE THAN PAIN IN THE NECK,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANOTHER PROGRAM NEARS OPENING IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CONSTRUCTIVE ADVICE CAN HELP CHILD RELEASE FEELINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HEALTHIER POPCORN IS A FLOP AT MOVIE CONCESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS THEATERS USE SAME OIL AS BEFORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*HUSKIES' WILCOX ISN'T SHORT ON DESIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON HIGH HAS 34 COACHES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROBBERY SUSPECT FOUND IN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BAD CHIMNEY CAUSED FIRE, INSPECTOR SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SOUGHT IN DOGNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER ASKS CEO TO RESTORE BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
52% OF STUDENTS USE DRUGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GUARDING AGAINST THE COLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL LIMITS NUMBER OF LOTTERY LICENSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAN TO AWAIT NEW MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RENTSCHLER SPENT MORE THAN HANSON IN MAYOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE--SHOW REFUSED REQUEST TO TALK UNEDITED,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SEAT-BELT LAW HAS NEW SUPPORTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE PORK FARMERS PUSH THEIR PRODUCT,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
USD CHOOSES EDUCATION DEAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MADISON 2ND SALES TAX GETS NO OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"ANOTHER LOOK AT JAIL'S DRUG, ALCOHOL PROGRAM","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CITIZENS GROUP WANTS TO PRESERVE SPIRIT MOUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*EX-EDUCATOR, COACH PICKED FOR SCHOOL BOARD","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*DAIRY MAY BE BOOM TO ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH RAPE AT KNIFEPOINT IN CITY APT.,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
"THIEVES LOOT CITIBANK, FEDS SAY","Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
US WEST TO EXPAND IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 07 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
ELECTRIC BILLS SHOW HOW COLD JANUARY WAS...,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
...ALMANAC SAYS YOU'LL SHIVER FEBRUARY TOO,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
2 ARRESTED IN SCHOOL FIRE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
RANCHERS BACK PRAIRIE DOG SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
2 ARRESTED IN SCHOOL FIRE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS NEED A FLACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"FARMERS GET SUPPORT, BERGLAND APOLOGY","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
EQUAL RIGHTS FAIR WAY TO GO,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
KANENGIETER STARTS LATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEAVY OPPOSITION SLOWS LEMAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEAVY OPPOSITION SLOWS LEMAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ESTHER SIMONSON JAYCETTES' MOST ADMIRED WOMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NSP RATE HEARINGS POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ICE-A-RAMA AT DRAKE SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BILL WOULD PREVENT ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
BILL WOULD PREVENT ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
ATTEMPTS TO CHANGE TAX ON CEMENT FAIL IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
ATTEMPTS TO CHANGE TAX ON CEMENT FAIL IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
CITY NURSE IN RUNNING FOR FELLOWSHIP-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"SOYBEANS, SUNFLOWERS LOOKING GOOD","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
*THE DAY THE MUSIC REVIVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'MOMENT BY MOMENT',"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*ELVIS COSTELLO, MOODS FOR TENSE MODERNS","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
41ST ST LAND TO BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOW THEY VOTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TRIBES IN TROUBLE, BUILDING CUTS LIKELY","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SENATE VOTE ON ERA DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"TRIBES IN TROUBLE, BUILDING CUTS LIKELY","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
ARSON BILL ACTION POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PSYCHIATRIC TEST ORDERED FOR TAX REBEL-BERESFORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MOVE TO HELP BLIGHTED AREAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ND DEATH PENALTY BID FAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN RAILROADS IGNORE ACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEANS SUPPORTS ROUBIDEAUX,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NEW MEAT IMPORT BILL PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS PAPER NAMES HOVEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PUC WANTS ABANDONMENT HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN RAILROADS IGNORE ACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEANS SUPPORTS ROUBIDEAUX,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POSTAL EXAMS WILL BE GIVEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
WORKSHOPS TO EXPLORE MALE ROLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
CENTER FOR WOMEN ANNOUNCES NEW COURSE SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
COLD BOOSTS STRAW'S VALUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY CORPORATION THRIVING,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.4"
SET-ASIDE ISN'T WORKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
"FARM SHOW EXHIBITORS TAKE HOME {dollar}32,000","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
USDA SEEKS END OF HODGE-PODGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.2"
*CITY PIG FINDS NEW LIFE IN THE COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
FARM SHOW SALE OF CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.2"
FARM FOCUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.3"
RIVERWOOD FARMS CHAROLAIS WINNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
MARY JANE METZGER AT FIRST DIDN'T KNOW HEIFERS FROM,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
MARY JANE METZGER AT FIRST DIDN'T KNOW HEIFERS FROM,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
A LOT BELIEVED AT STAKE IN 1979 FARM CENSUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
MOST VIOLENT 'PARKING LOT' RAPE WAS A FAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STUDY SAYS WASTE PLANT SAFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SENATE PANEL BLASTS AWAY AT GOLD TAX AT HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE PANEL BLASTS AWAY AT GOLD TAX AT HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE PANEL BLASTS AWAY AT GOLD TAX AT HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD TEACHER TURNOVER RATE HIGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLU EMPTIES CLASSROOMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STATE RAILROAD MAY NOT BE ABLE TO PAY BONDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*BATIL GETS MILLER'S STAMP OF APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RENOVATION PRESERVES A BIT OF HISTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BATIL GETS MILLER'S STAMP OF APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SYMPHONY GUILD PLANS FUND RAISER,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL AID IS TOUGH SUBJECT FOR LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE SAYS IT'S 'MINED OUT',"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE SAYS IT'S 'MINED OUT',"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL AID IS TOUGH SUBJECT FOR LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS-WE GO IF IT'S IMPORTANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MINE TO HALT CREEK POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MINE TO HALT CREEK POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RAPE TRIAL JURY SPLITS VERDICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"GO, SENATORS...(ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POLICE CHIEF-DEPT BUSY ON RAPE CASES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SD MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ELDERLY TAX BREAKS CAUGHT IN STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PINE RIDGE CANDIDATES CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ELDERLY TAX BREAKS CAUGHT IN STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN LOSES ARGUS LEADER SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRANSIENT APPEALS TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRANSIENT APPEALS TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS TO ATTEND PIERRE MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN PREDICTS ENERGY BREAKTHROUGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MCGOVERN QUESTIONS BRIBE INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
OAHE BILL APPRAISALS DIVERGENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FIRST APPLICATION STEPS TAKEN ON MANDAN POWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*SENATE TO PROP UP RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WHEN IS A MOTORCYCLE NOT ONE...,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SENATE TO PROP UP RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ABORTION BILL PASSES ANOTHER HURDLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
HOUSE PASSES REDUCED TUITION AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
ABORTION BILL PASSES ANOTHER HURDLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
HOUSE PASSES REDUCED TUITION AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
BILL TO REMOVE WATER DIRECTORS KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*CITIZEN'S LOBBYISTS STRUGGLE FOR NOTICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOME OF RON GATES FAMILY OF HARTFORD DESTROYED BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITIZEN'S LOBBYISTS STRUGGLE FOR NOTICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW BILL PACKAGE ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW BILL PACKAGE ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITIZEN'S LOBBYISTS STRUGGLE FOR NOTICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAYORS FEAR REPUBLIC READY FOR TAKEOFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MANY LOSE INCENTIVES TO WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAYORS FEAR REPUBLIC READY FOR TAKEOFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HARTFORD FAMILY'S HOME BURNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"TAXES GET DAY IN COURT, LEGISLATURE","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"TAXES GET DAY IN COURT, LEGISLATURE","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FRANK APPROACH TOWARD KREMLIN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*REBUILDING CHALLENGE SEEN FOR DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*REBUILDING CHALLENGE SEEN FOR DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*OWENS DENIES JANKLOW TRYING TO CONTROL REGENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*OWENS DENIES JANKLOW TRYING TO CONTROL REGENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*OWENS DENIES JANKLOW TRYING TO CONTROL REGENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DISPUTES BUREAUCRACY VIEW OF WETLANDS PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FAVORS BILL BARRING GENETIC LAWSUITS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
FIRED TEACHER'S HOME BURNS-LEMMON,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FIRED TEACHER'S HOME BURNS-LEMMON,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILL DIVERTS ENERGY MONEY INTO THE STATE'S GENERAL FUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
BILL DIVERTS ENERGY MONEY INTO THE STATE'S GENERAL F,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ADOPTION WAIT--ONE TO THREE YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"DASCHLE LINKS SECURITY, ALCOHOL FUELS","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SISTERS TO GIVE UP CONTROL OF DEADWOOD HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER--INVESTIGATE SOVIET SATELLITES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER OFF TO ARGENTINA AND BRAZIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ADOPTION WAIT--ONE TO THREE YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FEDS LOOK AT YANKTON WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ADC RECIPIENTS REMAIN HOPEFUL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
MOBILE HOME FIRE TAKES LIFE- RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SLOT MACHINES GO BACK TO OWNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
ADC RECIPIENTS REMAIN HOPEFUL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
WITNESS IN STATE DRUG CASES SENTENCED ON DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CAN PIERRE LFATLANDER FIND HAPPINESS IN CITY...,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*MCCLEEREY'S NERVOUS MATMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*MCCLEEREY'S NERVOUS MATMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
TAKE ALONG YOUR RUNNING SHOES ON VACATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
MATMAN BOWER SETS HIGH GOALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
MATMAN BOWER SETS HIGH GOALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*BILL EVANS DANCE TROUP THRILLS AND ENTHRALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SEPARATED SINCE WW II, POLES UNITE IN IOWA","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*CINDY ELLENBECKER--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*WIENK TRIES CHAROLAIS AFTER SEEING RESULTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WIENK TRIES CHAROLAIS AFTER SEEING RESULTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESS NOTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS PASS ACCOUNTING EXAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.6"
FARM SHOW RESULTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*A SHOE IS A SHOE--UNLESS IT'S ON A HORSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
SD BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN JAN AT COURT IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1981, sect.E, p.06, col.2"
SD AG LEADERS DIVIDED ON FARM BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD'S WESTERN RANGELAND--THE LAST FRONTIER,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARTS COUNCIL ACTING CHAIRMAN QUITS (FINE),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOUR KILLED OVER WEEKEND ON SD ROADS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HEAD MONEY MAN MIXES BUSINESS, POLITICS","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY'S BILINGUAL PROGRAM CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW FEDERALISM HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON POLICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RICKOVER'S SERVICE & ADVICE ON ARMS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESERVATION PROGRAM'S FACE MONEY WOES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRIPP CONSIDERED FOR GRAIN TERMINAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"VALUE OF GOLD, SILVER IN SD DROPS","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*CHAMBERLAIN WANTS TO KEEP ONLY SURGEON,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IDAHO TRUCK FIRED AT ON SD INTERSTATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOW-COST CAR LOANS SPARK INTEREST,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS CRITICIZE MENTAL HEALTH BOARD CONDUCT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BENDABLE CARD NEW TWIST IN MEDICAL INFO,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'HONKY TONK MAN' STRONG AS EASTWOOD'S SONGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
THOMPSON ELECTED TO JUDICIAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*JOB MARKET FOR NURSES IS TIGHTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROUTE FOR COAL SLURRY PIPELINE WOULD CROSS SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF DEPT NEEDS MONEY FOR JAIL REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALE BARNS PUSH BILL ON MORTGAGED GOODS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE OFFICIALS EXPECT BANKS WILL BE JAILED IN...,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRIPP RESIDENTS LOBBY AGAINST BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEBRASKA INMATE FACES SD CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LEGISLATION PRODUCED DRUNK DRIVER PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MISSOURIAN OPPOSES HIGH PLAINS DIVERSION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESULTS PROVE VALUE OF CATHOLIC EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CHRISTIAN EDUCATION A CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY DELAYS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW'S WASTE DISPOSAL MOVE RAPPED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN HELD IN MURDER RETURNING TO SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUIT TRIES TO HALT HILTON FORECLOSURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ZELLMER TO RENEW FUNDING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ZELMER TO RENEW FUNDING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WEB BIDS LET IN SPITE OF BUDGET CUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"PANEL KILLS CIGARETTE TAX HIKE, EXTEND GASOHOL","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"'BEAM ME UP, SCOTTY'","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUDGET DELAYED UNTIL TAX ISSUE RESOLVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHANGES PROPOSED IN 3 DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW GETS BILL CUTTING JOBLESS PAY PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE OKS UTILITY TAX OVER SIGHT BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE-TRIBAL RELATIONS PANEL REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA WRESTLERS PIN ST CLOUD STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
O'GORMAN SCHEDULE MAKES ITS COACH SHUDDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"1,100 APPLY FOR JOBS AT SUPERMARKET","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS SEEK CONTROL OF NUKE WASTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
VOTERS WILL GET SAY IN NUKE WASTE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STATE PRISON PLAN NOW ON BACK BURNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEBRASKA-OMAHA'S 11-0 CONFERENCE MARK,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RACQUETBALL OF SIOUX FALLS TO RE-OPEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"COMPARE COST, VALUE OF PROTEIN SOURCES","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*ASTRO MAKES SENSE OUT OF THE ALPHABET,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"COMMITTEE MAY STUDY STATE, INDIAN RELATION","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMPANY'S PROFIT MAKES UNION THINK RAISES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGES' SALARY INCREASE WINS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PAY STANDARDS SOUGHT FOR EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REAL ESTATE INDUCEMENT BILL SUFFERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY ELIMINATES 4 OF 9 SPACE PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GEM OF A DEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PASTORS HEAR GOOD & EVIL OF POLITICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*IGNORING FOREIGN LANGUAGE DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"LAWMAKERS, PUBLIC NEED NUCLEAR FORUM (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MILITARY READY TO HANDLE THREAT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
STOP MARXISM SPREAD IN CENTRAL AMERICA (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
BALTIC MAN TO APPEAR ON WEAPON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BOARD CONSIDERS CHANGES IN OAHE SUBDISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PHEASANT WINTER KILL HIGHER THAN USUAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SEARCH ON FOR MAN AFTER PINE RIDGE DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TWO FACE BANK ROBBERY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ZOO MANAGER'S CONTRACT GAINS RATIFICATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CONSIDER LAND FOR SLIP UP CREEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"JUDGE AWARDS {dollar}15,228 IN FEES","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
COMMITTEE KILLS PLAN TO FIX STATUE OF LIBERTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*PANEL KILLS BILL TO BAN LOBBYING BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BILL WOULD ALLOW SPECIAL WATER PROJECT DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BILL WOULD DELAY MONTHLY PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FOREST SUPERVISION SWITCHES TO AG DEPART,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW APPOINTS 7 TO SERVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
JUVENILE DRINKING BILL TOO STRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*COMIC RELIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
PANEL OK'S BILL REQUIRING CHILD SAFETY SEAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
PASSES BILL ALLOWING LETHAL INJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
AUDIT GIVES HOUSE FUEL FOR DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
JANKLOW SEES OTHER AIRLINE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STATE MUST STILL PROVIDE AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"BANKRUPTCIES ARE UP 1,526 PERCENT","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DOWNHILL EVENTS SPECIAL FOR YOUNGSTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FEUDING FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY'S JOBLESS RATE TAKES A LEAP,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EDUCATION FOR AMERICAN INDIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FINGERPRINTING PLAN WORTHY OF APPROVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BOY SCOUTS (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOCAL FARM SHOW SHOULD BE FREE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BOY SCOUTING MOLDS THE MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORTHY OSCAR NOMINEES ARE SCARCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"UPCOMING PROGRAM REUNITES KLEIN, PIANIST","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SYMPHONY HIRES DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CONTESTANTS NEEDED FOR LITTLE STAR PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JAYCEE WOMEN SET EVENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*HOUSE PASSES BILL TO LIMIT SPEEDING FINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SENATE KEEPS MEMORIAL DAY MEASURE ALIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD LET BOARDS DESIGN MERIT PAY PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STRONG DOLLAR WEAKENS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VIKINGS TAKE TO THE COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AUGUSTANA TO CUT STAFF POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SENATOR--DUMP SITE IS UNSAFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DELAY ACTION ON UNEMPLOYMENT FUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS MUST THINK LIKE GAMBLERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OUTLOOK FOR FARM CREDIT BILL IS BRIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIRPORT CONFERENCE SCHEDULED FOR HURON,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE TO HAVE FARM EMERGENCY MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO 3 DRUG-RELATED CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MESABA--PLAN WOULD HURT AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RICHARD BOWEN TO HEAD IDAHO UNIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THIRD MAN FINED {dollar}100 FOR PUBLIC INDECENCY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FEDS DROP PART OF CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW--ADMINISTRATION FARM PLAN ISN'T ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MAN SURRENDERS IN ARMED ROBBERY CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STATE RESTS CASE IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO CONSIDER USING GRANT FOR CITY HOTEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO MEN ARRESTED IN RAID,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHURCH LEADERS SPLIT OVER REAGAN'S SPEECH,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BUSINESS DAY AT LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*JUDGE GIVES DYING WOMAN ANOTHER CHANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ELMWOOD COMMUNITY HALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DEATH OF SCHOOL TEACHER SHATTERS SHUTTEL ROUTINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
QUARRIES THREATEN PARADISE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SEVEN ASTRONAUTS' DREAMS REMAIN ALIVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THE FUTURE OF RURAL SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"CLEAN UP ACT, ARGUS LEADER","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
KEEP FOREIGN LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ASH WEDNESDAY BRINGS OPPORTUNITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*WASHINGTON EDGES CENTRAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GASOLINE PRICES HIT 79 CENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE OWES EX-SCHOOL'S TRUST FUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TROOPS BEGIN LEAVING AS STRIKE COOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TOTAL LOSS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEMOCRATS AGREE TO 2 DEBATES BEFORE PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRAND JURY INDICTS CITY MAN ON TAX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JURY FINDS ABERDEEN MAN GUILTY OF TAX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WORTHING MAN ANNOUNCES FOR STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CLEAR LAKE FARM MEETING DRAWS ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FLU KEEPS CITY STUDENTS DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
APPROPRIATIONS PANEL SETS MONEY PROJECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES MANDATORY CAR INSURANCE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW DEFENDS FARM FORECLOSURE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL KILLS BILL TO MONITOR EDUCATION BOARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE CANDIDATE SPENDING SURPRISES JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"STATE WORKERS MORALE IS POOR, LAWMAKER SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN WANTS TO BE SD SECRETARY OF STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEFEAT DOESN'T SURPRISE SEAT BELT BACKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FARM PLAN POSSIBLE NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW VETOES LIBRARIAN BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*MAY BEST PHONE BILL WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TIMELESS EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RECORD HIGHS WARM UP THE WINTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON'S PROPOSAL DESERVES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX INCREASE MISGUIDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TELEPHONE REGULATION SHOULD BE PHASED OUT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX WOULD HIT ELDERLY HARD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
EMPLOYEE TREATED SHABBILY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BILL SUPPORTS FAMILY STRUCTURE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
UNION ONLY HELPING ITSELF (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
COVERAGE HURT REPUTATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CHANCES OF ANOTHER BID BY ABDNOR INCREASING,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*LONETREE CASE CLOAKED IN MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*BIRD GETS ASSIST FROM LOCAL YOUTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AREA SLOUGHS-TURNED-LAKES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BRAINERD LURES AREA BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*PIONEER BOWLING BROADCASTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CONSERVATION SIGN UP TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE OFFERS BUDGET MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED AID CUTS WORRY COLLEGE OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS PONDER FUTURE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOES KEEP EYES ON PRIMARY VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHILD FINDING FIRM DRAWS QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HURON MOM PICKED STATE MOTHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MICKELSON TO BROKER TALKS WITH SWIFT, UNION","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SCHOOL OFFICE FACES TIGHT BUDGET, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO MEN SENTENCED IN PHONY MONEY SCAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BILL DELAY THREATENS ROADWORK, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EDUCATORS SKEPTICAL OF BIA PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VIDEO WITH GRAPHIC VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KAREN BOWMAN STOCK WITH FAMILY RECIPES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DEREGULATION BATTLE PITS BELL VS PUC,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS GROUPS BACK DEVELOPMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*CITY WOMAN SLAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CORPORATE FARM FIGHT NOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CORPORATE FARM FIGHT NOT OVER YET,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHERE THE GOOD MEMORIES LIE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUSH'S ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MISSILE TREATY DESERVES QUICK APPROVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*DEADLINE FOR VOTERS FOR SD PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ECONOMIST PREDICTS MORE HOG PROFITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON SPONSORS LIVESTOCK BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO GET MIDDLE SCHOOL REPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEMINARS PLANNED FOR ELEVATOR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUTHS PICKED UP IN VAN FIRE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FINE FEATHERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NURSE WORKS TO EASE FARM WOMEN'S STRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMITMENT GUIDES GOD'S CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"TEACHER PAY, GAS TAX FACE TESTS","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*AUGUSTANA, SDSU CAPTURE WINS","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO HIGHLIGHT B'NAI B'RITH BANQUET,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*TIMES KEEP SINKING FOR SNOWFOX'S FISCHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*SLIPPERY NO MORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"REJECTION PLEASES SD LAWMAKERS, RESIDENTS","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SYMPHONY CONDUCTOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DRIVE FOR VOTE ON COLLEGE NAMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SENATE SPURNS NEW LOTTERY GAMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CAN'T PUT OFF ITS PRISON PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SMOKE BAN TURNS VETS INTO 2ND CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TICKET PRICE TOO STEEP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KIDS NEED PLACE TO SOCIALIZE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DON'T BLAME DEMOCRATS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*TEACHER SHARES EXPERIMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CENTENNIAL ALBUM WINS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS CHOOSE TOP MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BANK TELLER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BANK WORKER FACES FUNDS MISUSE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WINS EPA GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLDUP SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ASH WED MARKS SEASON OF SACRIFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LETCHER DEFEATS CONSOLIDATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TALKS TO RESUME FEBRUARY 16,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SALEM VOTERS OK SCHOOL EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP FORMS TO FREE JAILED INDIAN ACTIVIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"LICENSE PLATE BILL UNSAFE, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUSPECT PLEADS GUILTY TO CHURCH BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AUTHORITIES SEARCH FOR DEFINITION OF GREEN LIQUID,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REDFIELD TO JOIN WEB WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY OK'S TOUGHER SANITATION RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BILL TO OUTLAW SPANKING IN SCHOOLS REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*FOOTBALL PLAYERS MAKE CAREER CHOICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PESTICIDE CLASSES TO BE HELD MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
RAVEN AUTHORIZES REPURCHASE OF STOCK,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*FARMERS MAY RAIL AGAINST SHIPPING COSTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*GORGEOUS DAY TO GOLF,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S POVERTY LEVEL DROPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TURNER COMMISSIONERS WANT AUDITOR OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE PANEL OK'S TAX REFORM BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TAX CAP THREATENS MY SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE FEDERAL BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ANTI-INDIAN ORGANIZATIONS TRY TO SCUTTLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE MUST NOT HIDE FROM COMPETITION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MALL SENDS WRONG MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NATION NEEDS MORE EXTREMISTS LIKE KING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AUSTAD STAND COURAGEOUS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DOESN'T ELECTION COUNT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DON'T FORGET THE CHURCH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SOME ABORTIONS NECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
VA HOSPITAL CARE GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HISTORY PAPERS ARE DUE FEBRUARY 28,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORTHING MAN PUTS SHINE ON A '69,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW SCOUT HANDBOOK AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*TO HELP CHILDREN LEARN TO SPELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"BOND SET AT {dollar}50,000 FOR RAPE SUSPECT","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY RECREATION FEES COULD BE INCREASED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSERVATIVE GROUP RATES SD DELEGATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA MAN SUSPECT IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN REST-STOP ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL WINS RULING IN CLEAR LAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"HOUSE OK'S HOLIDAYS FOR KING, INDIANS","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"HY-VEE OK'D, GET-N-GO NO GO","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPRINGFIELD OPTION DELAYS PRISON VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DUNES INTERCHANGE MAY GET SILENT NOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEALING MEASURE PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOOKKEEPER FACES GRAND THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS ENDS PACT TO TAKE OTHERS' INMATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANTON STUDIES SITE HOPING TO LURE PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEBRASKA DUMP PROTESTERS PLAN RALLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE LAND BY YANKTON RAISES {dollar}1.3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*GOOD SPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
YANKTON OPENS BIDS FOR CLASSROOM ADDITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SHOWS BIG JUMP IN INTERNATIONAL TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LONGTIME USD BACKER BEEDE DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ROBBER HITS VERMILLION STORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*HOURS OF PRODUCTION WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BILL OK'D ALLOWING MINORS TO SERVE LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES DROPOUT MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GRAIN GROUP TO HEAR FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
LEGISLATURE REQUESTS FARM INJURY REPORTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*COOL TIME ON WARM DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION BILL CLEANS HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LONETREE NEARLY DIES IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINION--THE STATE LEGISLATURE BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEP DOOR CLOSED TO OUT-OF-STATE GARBAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHOICE MUST BE MADE BEFORE PREGNANCY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LAWS ON THE BOOKS REJECT ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MINING DESTROYS VISTAS NEAR TERRY PEAK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CLAIMS MORE LIVES THAN WAR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TAX OUT-OF-STATE OFFICE PROFITS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
VANDALS SPOIL WORK OF ICE SCULPTORS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ALTERNATIVE FILMS MAY RETURN TO CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WINGER STRIKES FAMILIAR POSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
17 BACHELORS AVAILABLE AS DATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUSPENSE TALE ADDS EXTRA LAYER OF FEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BUSINESSMEN HONORED FOR GUARD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRIVE SET FOR SATURDAY AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
6 HOSPITALIZED AFTER 2-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN FULFILLS MANY DREAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE OK'S BUDGET RESERVE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-ABORTION BILL TRIGGERS DEBATE ON DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BLACK HAWK MAN DENIES GUILT IN ALLEGED SCHEME,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"SEARCH WARRANT VALID, COURT SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
17 STATE GUARD MEMBERS CALLED UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BILL ALLOWING EXPANSION IN CASINOS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KILLS BIGGER FINES FOR SELLING MINORS BOOZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MONTANA SHOULD SLOW GAMBLING EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY SETS UP VICTIM-WITNESS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FEBRUARY 25 TRIAL DATE SET IN TRAFFIC DEATH CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"SDSU, KOREAN SCHOOL SIGN PACT","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TAX INCREASE--{dollar}19 PER ABERDEEN FAMILY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBE SAYS INACCURATE CENSUS COSTLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MONEY APPROVED FOR INDIAN STUDENT GRANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SENATE APPROVES MONEY FOR RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SYSTEM PLANS SURVIVE LOSS OF STATE AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CITY TO SELL BONDS TO HELP HOSPITAL GROW,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HARTFORD JOINS STATE GOLD PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PIT BOSS CHANGES HIS PLEA TO GUILTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RECYCLING MEASURE FALLS IN SENATE PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAY CLOSE PIERRE FIELD OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
TO MEET WITH SUPPORT GROUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
COURT NEEDS 2ND MINING LAWSUIT IMPROPER,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATORS TORCH GROCERY SMOKING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REPUBLICANS DEFEAT ETHICS COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SAFETY BILLS BITE THE DUST IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SKY STYLIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
NCC PACK WILL REMAIN TIGHT UNTIL THE END,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KENDLE VOWS TO FIGHT AUGUSTANA DECISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN GYMNASTS WIN REGION TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ANNOUNCES QUARTERLY DIVIDEND,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
COUNCIL SCHEDULES ELECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
RC SEEKS IN-STATE TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"YOUNG FARMER, RANCHER MEETING PLANNED FEBRUARY 15-16","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*SHOP TALK AT EXPO,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
COURT OK'S BERESFORD BANK,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
TRANSIENT WOMAN'S BODY IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*BO'S SECRET, LETTERS HELP ND TEEN","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TRIBE STUDYING CONTRACT FOR RESERVATION LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SPECIAL VALENTINE'S MUSIC IS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HOSPITAL OFFERS COUPLES CHECKUPS OF LOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*CONNERY DELIVERS GOOD 'MEDICINE',"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRIVATE FUNDS SHOULD BACK NON-PUBLIC SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TRAVELING PEDDLERS' LAW MAY BE REPEALED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CLINTON'S ACHIEVEMENTS WORTHY OF NOTICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"BAD WEATHER, GAMES GIVE A BOOST","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"SKYFORCE WHIP TEXANS, KEEP THE PRESSURE ON","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CITY EXPECTED TO OK RESCUE EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING BILL HITS COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK AT USD THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NIKI TSONGAS TO VISIT STATE NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REV CHUCK LANDON RESIGNS AT FIRST BAPTIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESERVATION JURISDICTION GETS DEBATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
41ST STREET TRAFFIC COP HAS COMPUTER BADGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DOCTOR'S ADVICE NOT HOT AIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*RETIRING MAGISTRATE BALIFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BILL TO FURTHER ISOLATE VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
POLICING PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CORPS LOWERS ESTIMATE ON RECREATION FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORT THOMPSON MAN SENTENCED IN POT SALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL WOMAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE LEGISLATORS HOST GOVERNOR SINNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO MEN CONVICTED OF SELLING CRANK,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION WOMAN IS MOTHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*IRAQI TANK HEADING FOR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BILL ENABLES COUNTIES TO SHARE LEGAL COSTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COMMITTEE OK'S CATALOG SALES TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DOCTOR DISCIPLINE BILL PASSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PARTY LINE RULES IN REDISTRICTING VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SALES TAX HIKE TO AID SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BILLS AIM AT CHILD AID PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLITTIE WANTS PAST FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COLUMNIST TELLS TURNER WHY MASCOTS OFFEND,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FAMILY LEAVE LAW A WELCOME CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*DECISION TO RETURN FUNDS TO STATE PARTY APPROPRIATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*POLITICIANS SHOULD REFUSE SPECIAL INTERESTS' MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'ARGUS' SHOULD DUMP CAL THOMAS COLUMN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MEDICAID FUNDING NEEDS ARE CRITICAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STATE SHOULD NOT DEPEND ON GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GAYS WOULD HURT MILITARY'S EFFECTIVENESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
FOCA WOULD ALLOW ABORTION ON DEMAND (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BILLS WOULD GIVE TENANTS MORE RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CHRISTIANS SHOULD BE MORE UNDERSTANDING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"'SCHOLARS OF LONDON' SOUNDED GREAT, NATURAL (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
RAISING THE GAS TAX WILL NOT REDUCE DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DON'T COMPARE GAYS TO AFRO-AMERICANS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
DUCK STAMP CONTEST OPEN TO SD KIDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EMPLOYERS HONORED FOR DISABLED HIRING,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INAUGURAL POET TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STORYTELLER, ELDER CAVENDER DIES AT 86","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ANY MINUTE NOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FOOD SERVICE CENTER DIRECTOR EYES MAYOR'S JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*US HIGH COURT TO HEAR SD LAWYER,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE TO TACKLE SCHOOL AID FORMULA,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SHANNON COUNTY IS POOREST OF POOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BIBLE SCHOOL EVENT AT BROOKINGS MALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POTENTIAL STUDENTS INVITED TO SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SESSION'S 2ND HALF TO BE BUSY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VALENTINE'S DAY SKATING EVENT PLANNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WHEELING AND WATCHING,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GUARD UNIT FACES DEACTIVATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RHINES JURORS DON'T REGRET DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
POVERTY RATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*FUND BOOMER MAY BE NEXT BIG DOWNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*RACIAL WOES NOT ONLY MESS BASEBALL FACES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE THUMP FEVER 127-105,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CITY, TEAMS SEEK END TO RENT RIFT","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SCHOOL COMES TO HALT; THANKS FOR MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ARCHITECTURE GROUP PLANS FOR HUMANITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*GIFTS OF LOVE ARE GOOD, BAD","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*OFFICIALS, ARRESTED MAN CUT DEAL","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BILL SEEKS MORE CONTROL OVER LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HEALTH SUMMIT TICKETS AVAILABLE ON WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SENATE APPROVES REWARDS FOR THRIFTY STATE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY MEASURES ADVANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*NOT ALL POLITICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
PANEL BACKS HEALTH-INSURANCE REFORMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HOUSE COMMITTEE CONSIDERS DRUG-PRICING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MEASURE PUNISHING PARENTS IS REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TEEN DRUNKEN DRIVING BILL SENT TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
LAWMAKERS CRITICIZES HIGH-TECH EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
LAWMAKER PROPOSES TWO NEW HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"SHERIFFS, DEPUTIES RETIREMENT BILL REJECTED","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HOUSE RECOMMENDS STUDY OF SENTENCING,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HOUSE APPROVES SDSU MUSEUM PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HOUSE OK'S 2 MILLER HEALTH-CARE REFORMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PUT MORE OPENNESS IN JUVENILE SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CHRISTIANS SHOULD BE MORE UNDERSTANDING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
NEW SUPERINTENDENT NEEDS OUR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SENATOR'S PETITION BILL SHOULD BE PASSED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CONDOMS AREN'T ANSWER TO ALL OUR PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
MANY ARGUEMENTS SUPPORT SEAT-BELT LAW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
CITY PLANNERS MADE RIGHT CHOICE ON STRIPPERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
"GAS TAX MORE FAIR THAN WHEEL, LICENSE TAX (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
AUTHORITIES SEEK ROBBERY SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUTTERFLY KNIFE BILL MAY UNDERGO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUPPORT FOR COVERING CAPITOL MURAL GROWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*PRESSLER, CLINTON TO SHARE DAY","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BOUND FOR THE SUPERQUIZ,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HEARING ON THE LAST FRONTIER BAR TO BE APRIL 18,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY PLANS {dollar}24 MILLION CATTLE FEEDLOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"CONVENTION CENTER MAY ADD AUDIO, VIDEO","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMPANY APPEALS DENIAL OF MINING,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LETCHER BURNS DOWN BUILDINGS FOR FIRE HALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROWN-BAG LECTURES PLANNED IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"CRIME CENTER ASSET, COUNTY OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN NAMED TO FAIR BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LENNOX UNHAPPY WITH ROAD SWAP,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FREEZING FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEAD GIRL'S MOTHER SUES FUNERAL HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*STOP, DROP AND ROLL","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOG NUMBER DROP WORRIES LEADER,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BAER'S FURNITURE OWNERS DECLARE BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*TOUGH WINTER TAKES TOLL ON HELPLESS FISH,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RANDALL'S BUZZER-BEATER GIVES BALTIC A BOOST,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YOU'RE ON A DENTAL CAMERA,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SIFT THROUGH TAX-CUT OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NINE INCH NAILS HAMMER SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER FUND-RAISING DRAWS CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PLAN TO CUT TEEN PREGNANCIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"LUCKY GAMBLER TURNS 50 CENTS INTO {dollar}283,964","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VIDEO-LOTTERY PROTESTS MERELY 'CRYING WOLF',"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PANEL OK'S PUBLIC INPUT FOR PROPOSED HUNTING AREAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CARS LOSE BATTLE OVER BILL FOR HISTORIC PLATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*HOUSE PANEL REJECTS FIREWORKS REGULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
LEGISLATURE KILLS HORSE-FARM TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW VETOES REVISION ON CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HEALTH-CARE INDUSTRY BEMOANS TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
YOUTH MUST LEARN COST OF DRUG ABUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESIDENT SIDESTEPS MAJOR FINANCIAL DUTY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAXES SNUFF OUT A HEALTHY ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SPECIAL-EDUCATION CAP GOOD FIRST STEP FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DAKOTA 1 MAY PUT SANITY BACK IN SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PRACTICE IN KITCHEN ENDS FAMILY MEALTIME SUFFERING,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SKYFORCE FALLS TO MACKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCOUTS GETS 65% FROM COOKIE SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
46 TOWNS GET GRANTS TO HIRE MORE COPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROBBERS TAKE {dollar}800 FROM MAN AT POOL HALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ADVOCATES NAMED TO HELP KIDS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE HEALTH OFFICE GETS MENINGITIS CALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEW COUNCIL'S MEETINGS LOOOOONG,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THE PAIN OF IT ALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MIDDLE-SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MAY TAKE REINS AT LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"FAA FOUND SAFETY VIOLATIONS AT B&L, REPORT CLAIMS","Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TAX GROUP URGES NEW LOCATION FOR PAVILION,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MAN ACCUSED OF THREATENING NEIGHBOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SDSU COP RESIGNS IN ILLEGAL-ENTRY CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DAY-CARE WORKER CHARGED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY HIRES OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CITY HIRES CONSULTANT FOR PERSONNEL DUTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CITIZEN PANEL TO GIVE INPUT ON CITY FINANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*COUNTIES DEBATE JOINING JUVENILE FACILITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*PATIENCE REQUIRED,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CREWS SPEND MORE TIME SANDING THAN PLOWING,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
WATER SERVICE EXPANSION MAY TAKE PLACE THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
AUTHORITIES BELIEVE STEELE PROBABLY HEADING WESTWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CLINTON WANTS SD MAN ON BASE-CLOSING PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*ASH-DUMP DEVELOPERS DELAY PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
TO CONTINUE IN-JAIL CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*DEVELOPERS DROP FLOOR FROM PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
THEFTS REPORTED BEFORE CHANGE MADE TO PREVENT FRAUD,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*FEDS ORDER STUDY ON LAKE COCHRANE,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
JAIL TIME SUSPENDED IF HE EARNS A DIPLOMA,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS ASK FOR PRAIRIE-DOG CHECK,"Argus LeaderFeb 08 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PROGRESS LAGGING AT CITY GARAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TRUCKERS SAY MOST PEOPLE DRIVE 65,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HIGHWAY HEAD FOR INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CALLING SGT. YORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
STANDBY DRAFT NEEDS ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT NEEDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
URGES RIGHT TO LIFE PEOPLE TO CARE FOR UNWANTED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
CHURCH GROUP RESCINDING EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*TARGET OF FARMERS' WRATH DOUBTS THAT THEY'RE HURTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*TARGET OF FARMERS' WRATH DOUBTS THAT THEY'RE HURTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*LAWMEN AMBIVALENT ON DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE PENITENTIARY'S ONLY EXECUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SCABIES COMBAT MAY COST LESS THAN PLANNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SCABIES COMBAT MAY COST LESS THAN PLANNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FLOOD OF JANKLOW PROPOSALS REACH LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZENS' PROPERTY TAX FREEZE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOW THEY VOTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLOOD OF JANKLOW PROPOSALS REACH LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZENS' PROPERTY TAX FREEZE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KRULL THINKS TV EXPOSURE CUTS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WINTER GAS SUPPLY CALLED ADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
MCGOVERN PLANS VISIT NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
MEDICAL EXPERT TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
14-MEMBER WATER PANEL PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
HE LIKES EDUCATION AGENCY PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.3"
SHEEP GROWERS PLANNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.3"
PRESSLER TO BE IN PIERRE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.4"
FARMERS LIKE WATER CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.4"
KYLE FIRE DAMAGE ESTIMATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1979, sect.C, p.21, col.4"
"WANTED-LOBBYIST FOR BOOKIES AT {dollar}20,000","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS PLAYING GAMES-JANKLOW SAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS PLAYING GAMES-JANKLOW SAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BRAITHWAITE YANKED FROM COURT BENCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CHAIN LETTERS CONTINUING DESPITE ORDERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BRAITHWAITE YANKED FROM COURT BENCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PAY FOR ENGINEERING GRADS GOING UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PAY FOR ENGINEERING GRADS GOING UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ABOUREZK-PROBE WAS RACIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
CHAIN LETTERS PIT LAWMEN AGAINST FANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES EDUCATION FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES EDUCATION FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANOTHER RAIL FUND BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CONFUSION MARKS URANIUM HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ANOTHER RAIL FUND BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CONFUSION MARKS URANIUM HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BRAITHWAITE SHOULD RESIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT NUMBERS SAY ABOUT CHANCES IN A CHAIN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BRAITHWAITE SHOULD RESIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BRAITHWAITE SHOULD RESIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABORTION-A QUESTION OF RIGHT TO CHOOSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FAVORS BEEFERENDUM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MEMORABLE VISIT TO PETTIGREW MSUEUM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SCHOOL BUS SAFETY RULES CONFUSING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SENIOR CITIZEN TAX CUT PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
US BILL AIDS BANKRUPT RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
US BILL AIDS BANKRUPT RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZEN TAX CUT PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON CONSIDERS TAX BREAKS FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RETURNS COMING IN FAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
3 YOUTHS LINKED TO ANIMAL KILLINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ACID SPILL KEEPS FIREMEN BUSY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DAKOTA WESLEYAN BUDGET BALANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BIG SIOUX ONLY LIKELY FLOODING AREA,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN SEEKS HIGHER GRAIN PRICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN SEEKS HIGHER GRAIN LOANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"ALCOHOL-POWERED CARS UNFEASIBLE, LEADER SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CONFLICT OF INTEREST SUIT ON JACOBSON DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
AG EXTENSION FUNDS RESTORED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DEMOCRATS-JANKLOW CAN'T TAKE PHONES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DEMOCRATS-JANKLOW CAN'T TAKE PHONES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
AG EXTENSION FUNDS RESTORED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
AG EXTENSION FUNDS RESTORED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PANEL RAISES BONDING LIMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
PANEL RAISES BONDING LIMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
LIQUOR TAX RAISE OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
MCGOVERN'S PAC A TEST FOR LIBERALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HARTFORD FIRE VICTIMS TO REBUILD,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*COACH SUCCUMBS TO APPEAL OF YOUNGER TEAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
EXPERIENCE COUNTS IN CENTER WITHOUT WALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*COACH SUCCUMBS TO APPEAL OF YOUNGER TEAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
EXPERIENCE COUNTS IN CENTER WITHOUT WALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MAN'S SOLAR CAR VEHICLE FOR ARAB REVENGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN'S SOLAR CAR VEHICLE FOR ARAB REVENGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO SNOW MEANS LOW LAKE LEVELS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN'S SOLAR CAR VEHICLE FOR ARAB REVENGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SNOWMOBILE PERMIT SYSTEM RANKLES SOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YOU SHOULDA SEEN THE ONE...,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEW PROPOSITION LACKS ANSWERS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW PROPOSITION LACKS ANSWERS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW THUMBING HIS NOSE AT SD LAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW THUMBING HIS NOSE AT SD LAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SDSU DORMS BATTLE TO SAVE ENERGY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD PARK VISITS DOWN IN 1980,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU DORMS BATTLE TO SAVE ENERGY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}2 MILLION IN IMPACT MONEY GRANTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USD GETS {dollar}1 MILLION MEDICAL GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WELFARE FRAUD UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BAILEY--PRISONS NO CRIME DETERRENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*HIGHS TODAY 10-15, LOWS ZERO TO 5","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*VETERANS COUNCIL OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CHILD PROTECTION COUNCIL OFFERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA HORSE COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WEST RIVER BASKETBALL CREATES TURNAROUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW GIVES WATER USER FEE PLAN HARD SELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOS PROPOSE CORPORATE TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTHERN AIRLINES IN COURT TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OK'S PLAN SETTING MINIMUM PRICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CORRIGAN CRITICIZES REAGAN'S PROPOSED DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPECIAL ED WINS MOST OF SCHOOL AID INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE STUDENTS' TUITION TAB WILL GO UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SZAMEIT WORRIED ABOUT TODAY'S VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ADVICE FOR ROBERTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARTS CENTER FILLS VITAL ROLE IN CITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BONDS OK'D FOR WEST PARK CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY HIRES BRAITHWAITE FOR RIGHTS JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE COMMENDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KNEIP CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIKED EDITORIAL ON EL SALVADOR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"REAGAN, CONGRESS MUST TRIM BIG DEFICITS (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S MINN AVE PARKING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF MAN'S ARM SEVERED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SNOWMOBILE ACCIDENT KILLS SD MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USE MISSOURI RIVER BOAT FEE FOR PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MAN SUSPECT IN RAPE, DOG DEATHS","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PIERRE FARMERS GIVE WHEAT TO DETROIT JOBLESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE COMMITTEE WANTS TO RAISE SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PEOPLE SPENDING THE MONEY SHOULD BE PAYING TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PIANIST BRINGS JAZZ TO CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"DIRECTOR RETIRES FROM JOB, NOT FROM BOY SCOUTS","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
KRIER WINS MUSIC CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
JAYCEES GIVE CITIZEN AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*PERSONNEL ONLY TOPIC IN COUNTY CLOSED-DOOR SESSIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INSURANCE INDUSTRY READY TO BATTLE JANKLOW PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH BOARD CHANGES WERE COMING ANYWAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STATE TO SPEND {dollar}500,000 ON ADS","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S BEST ADVERTISING IS IT'S CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIDDLIN' AND BRUSHIN',"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"POLICE DEPARTMENT PATROLS ITS OWN, TOO","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY MAY GET CREDIT CARD OFFICE IF LAW CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BUDGET PINCH-AND INTERIM (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DON'T TINKER WITH SD SALES TAX BASE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRIVATE SCHOOLS TEACH FOURTH 'R'--RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHO WILL RAISE CHILDREN WHO AREN'T ABORTED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
{dollar}300 REWARD OFFERED FOR THEFT CONVICTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTIES LEGALIZED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATURE BUSINESS DAY IS FEB 17,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN FACES KIDNAP, ASSAULT CHARGES","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER TO SEEK RE-ELECTION IN '84,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUIT CHARGES COUNCIL ELECTION ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
4 FILE PETITIONS FOR SCHOOL BOARD POSTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ONIDA TEACHERS PICKET IN BID TO GET CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"BITZ SHOT DAUGHTER, WIFE OUT OF LOVE, DEFENSE SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DAIRY FARMER UNION HAS SURPLUS PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OVERCROWDED JAIL MIXES INMATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"BILLS EQUALIZE SUPPORT FOR SUBDISTRICT, SCHOOL DISTI","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FUEL PROPOSAL REQUIRES TOO MUCH PAPER WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GUILTY BUT MENTALLY ILL PASSES SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE KILLS TEACHER EVALUATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL OKS JANKLOW'S PLAN TO CHARGE {dollar}1 FOR TIE-LINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RESOLUTION CALLS FOR CONTINUED ARMS TALKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*SCOTT JONES CHOOSES SD--CHAD STARK PICKS ND STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"FB SIGNINGS CHRISTMAS FOR SOME, HALLOWEEN FOR OTHERS","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SKIERS UPSET ABOUT WINTER DEER SEASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NUCLEAR WASTE PLAN GOES TO FULL SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUPRISE STORM PROMPTS INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SOUTH DAKOTA NEEDS MORE FOSTER HOMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE SETS FOSTER PARENT GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*INQUEST BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE GOP KICKS OFF CAMPAIGNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD ALLOW CHECK OF SEALED RECORDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE WANTS TO PROTECT BANK CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLAGS WARN CONTROLLERS OF RUNWAY MAINTENANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO TAX MONEY MARKET INCOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD EXEMPT FARMERS FROM EXTRA TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOUSE REJECTS BILL CREATING STATE CORONER JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"HOUSE URGES LOANS FOR HOMES, NOT APARTMENTS","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AMERICA'S NEW SPACE HEROES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KING HOLIDAY JUST A DAY OFF (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MARINE PULLBACK SIGNALS WAY OUT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THIS IS EFFICIENCY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WHY SHOULD LIQUOR SELLERS BABYSIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AURORA MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE RULES AIRLINES CAN'T RECOVER TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OGLALA TRIBE TO REFUND OCCUPATION TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STICKNEY WANTS TO REPLACE DESTROYED STORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ALTERNATE ENERGY USERS WILL MEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CUNNINGHAM SUPPORTS CIRCULATING PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS BALTIC MAN ON SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"MAN JAILED, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING WOMAN","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NOSE-BITTING ASSAULT CASE SENT TO CIRCUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINNESOTA AVENUE PARKING TO BE FOCUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"GANNETT FOUNDATION DONATES {dollar}12,500","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GOVERNMENT WILL PAY HALF THE COST OF TRAINING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW AND PERPICH TO TALK,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BILL WOULD CRACK DOWN ON CHILD PORNO,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BILL WOULD EXEMPT SUBCONTRACTORS FROM TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BUILDING PLANS NEED LEGISLATIVE OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CHARITIES BOARD KEEPS CONTROL OF VETS HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DEMOCRATS CHALLENGE GOP TO VOLLEYBALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES PLAN TO COMBINE STATE OFFICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ADD LINE ON UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
FIGHT ORGANIZED CRIME IN THE STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*SCHMEICHEL SIGNS WITH AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A LITTLE SPILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW BACKS 2-STATE NUKE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE SEES QUICK FARM BILL ACTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*GOD REMEMBERS PEOPLE OF LAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CITIZENS MUST MAKE THEIR VOICES HEARD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWS CAUSE HIGH RATES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NATION LOSES SERVANT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AGENCY WOULD BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GAS TAX IS BEST OPTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LAYOFF BRINGS SUFFERING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
POLICIES CAUSED PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*OLYMPIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BILL CHANGES DISTRIBUTION OF TAXES, FEES","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"UNITED NATIONAL, SUNBANK AGREE TO MERGE","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BILL SETS UP BONDING REGULATIONS FOR ELEVATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CAR SAFETY RESTRAINT MEASURE GOES TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LEGISLATORS HAVE A SENSE OF HUMOR, TOO","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
2 LAWMAKERS SEEK RESERVATION BUSINESS FUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
{dollar}250 FOR ROAD HUNTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
VOLUNTEERS BUILD PARSONAGE IN HAITI,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FAMILY SERVICE ANNUAL MEETING SET FEB 20,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON COLLEGE SPRING ENROLLMENT UP 5.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MISSION MAYOR APPEARS ON ALCOHOL CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SINTE GLESKA COLLEGE HAS RECORD ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE BOARD HEARS COMPLAINTS ABOUT DENTIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PANEL ENDORSES JANKLOW VO-TECH PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW BLASTS FEDERAL DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
YELLOW THUNDER CAMP TRIAL CONTINUES TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"FOOD SERVICE CENTER TO DISTRIBUTE FLOUR, MILK","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NEW ADMINISTRATOR CHOSEN AT PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
YMCA FUND DRIVE RAISES {dollar}1.2 MILLION OF GOAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TRIAL OF RAPID CITY MAN GOES TO JURY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW APPROVES SNOW TIRE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
JANKLOW VETOES RECIPROCITY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
STATE MAY CHALLENGE POSTAL SERVICE RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN GETS 30-YEAR SENTENCE--RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW PAYS TO PLAY IN STATE PLANE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DON'T MAKE SAME MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DON'T TURN HIGHWAYS INTO RACE TRACK (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY SHOULD ENJOY PIGEONS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EAGLE FEATHER TOO LATE TO SAVE HEROES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GREAT RACE SHAPING UP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
OBSERVE THE KING HOLIDAY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GIVE US MORE MUENSTERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
KNEIP IS A PROVEN QUITTER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SAVE STATE HOSPITAL UNIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA GUNS DOWN SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON WINS CONFERENCE MEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOUNDATION WILL AID WILDLIFE HABITAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*RIFLE GROUP TAKES AIM AT LEAD-SHOT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*MCCROSSAN--A NEW BEGINNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHIRLEY TIRREL SHARES COOKIE RECIPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TV STATIONS BRUSH OFF RATINGS HYPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
*CITY AIR TRAFFIC SOARS TO 6-YEAR HIGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN--CONSERVATION AGENCY CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HOLIDAY SMELLS SWEET TO AREA BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
CHAMBER PRESENTS SEMINAR ON CUTTING TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY TO HELP FARMERS BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
USD INSTRUCTOR TO SPEAK TO VENTURE CLUB,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*SNOWMOBILES SHUFFLE TURNS UP A GOOD HAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ATTACKS IOWA'S MISSOURI RIVER PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL MEN RECALL NIGHTMARES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE SEEK HELP IN IDENTIFYING BOY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
BARTENDER CONCOCTED ROBBERY--AUTHORITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
GAS PRICES DROP TO 75 CENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*CARTOONIST TO EASE FARM STRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
LET VOTERS DECIDE SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
WOMAN TO PRESERVE SIOUX HISTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
PHONE AMERICA WINS DISPUTE WITH BELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.F, p.03, col.4"
HORMEL TO RESUME HOG KILLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.F, p.05, col.4"
NEW TEACHER TO LEARN FROM KIDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
GIRLS CLUB WITHDRAWS RESOURCE PAMPHLET,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1986, sect.F, p.06, col.4"
*CITY MAN CASHES IN ON LUCKY 13,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE MAY ADD CIVILIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SENATE FARM PANEL'S TRIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*WALKIN' MILES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ART GROUP TO HOST CHOCOLATE AUCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
ADD TWO MORE LEVELS TO EXISTING RAMPS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMMISSION GETS A PASSING MARK (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD LACKS ELECTORAL CLOUT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUPPORT MARCH OF DIMES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BELT LAW WOULD SAVE MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*HONOR THOSE INVOLVED WITH STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ELEVATOR SHORT ON SPACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY BOY HURT IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
40-YEAR-OLD LETTER FOUND IN HURON,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST WOMAN TO HEAD STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COOPERATION COULD REPAIR RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO LOOK AT CREATING NEW FIRE POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MORRELL LOCAL VOTES TO WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HALFWAY THROUGH SESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SINKING CARS MAY SET NEW HIGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEW TURKEY FORMS BEING SENT OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
PARKING METER REVENUE FOR SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*GEPHARDT, DOLE WIN IOWA","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAN HELD IN WOMANS DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SWEET-TALK YOUR VALENTINE WITH GIFTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FAT SUBSTITUTE CURE BAD EATING HABITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
STATE'S HIGHWAY NEEDS COME BEFORE COUNTIES' (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIME TO RESTATE GROUND RULES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T COVER WASTE WITH HIGHER TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SOME TEACHERS ARE GEMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY NEGLIGENT ABOUT HILL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
NEWS CAN SOUR SOME DAYS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*SF WOMAN CHEERS SPEED-SKATING NEPHEW,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INJURIES AT CENTER NOT NEW FOR AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GORE ADVERTISEMENTS START TODAY IN STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CONVICTED ON RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEA MADE IN BOMB THREAT CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE CUTS TAKE EFFECT SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTSON TO SPEAK TODAY IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FOUR SOVIET DOCTORS TO VISIT STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*2 ARRESTED IN WASHINGTON BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STENSLAND--SAVING GROUND WATER VITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UNCOMFORTABLE LANDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNITED NATIONAL JOINS NATIONAL BANKING GIANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ADVISORY MEETINGS ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*RAISES STATE SHARE OF TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL CALLS FOR VOTE ON CONSTITUTION CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL BACKS CRACKDOWN ON TEEN SMOKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPEAL OF TAX ON FARM EQUIPMENT KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE VOTES TO ALTER SALES TAX ON TRADE-INS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDY OF BIENNIAL BUDGET GETS COMMITTEE OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNIONS PUSH FOR WORKERS COMPENSATION REFORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"VOLK, JOHNSON TANGLE OVER PAC MONEY","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY COMM BACKS VO-TECH SITE ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SENATORS PASS GROWTH OF MEDICAID COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*WISE BUY CLOSES DOORS FOR GOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JAPANESE FIRM PLANS FACTORY IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TO BE TOP CANDIDATE FOR WHITE HOUSE JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ARE TRIPS WORTH THE COST (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY TO MISS STEPHENS' HELP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DO YOU THINK MEMBERS ARE OVERPAID,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TOWER COULD BEST SERVE BY WITHDRAWING (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAKING A CONSTANT VIEW,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LACK OF INTEREST DOOMS LATIN'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CHRISTIAN WOMEN ANNOUNCE THEIR SPEAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
LOCAL SENIORS SPONSOR CHORUS FOR CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SUPPER TO RAISE MONEY FOR HEART OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
TOURNAMENT TO RAISE FUNDS FOR CHILDREN'S INN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
MORRELL SUSTAINS MINOR FIRE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON PAROLEE GETS JAIL SENTENCE IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU PANEL BACKS CANDIDATE FOR JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LENTEN SEASON BEGINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DENNY'S WINS PLANNING COMMISSION OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICERS PRACTICE TESTING TIPSY DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHERIFF'S BOARD BACKS LICENSE PLATE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX PANEL KILLS SCHOOL AID BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY VOTE DELAYED GOP LOOKS AT OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HURON COLLEGE PLANS TO BECOME UNIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AGENCIES GET GRANTS TO HELP HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL WOULD PROTECT RURAL MAIL DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE--PUT BAD S&L MANAGERS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MUENSTER RE-ELECTED TO LEAD UNITED WAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO CONSIDER INSTANT-ISSUE LICENSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRM WINS DELAY ON RIVAL'S CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NO DECISION REACHED ON SALES TAX USE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN RECEIVES MAJOR CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE CLEARS WAY FOR MOVING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL REJECTS DEVELOPMENT LOAN BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING RULES GAIN APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
HOUSE VOTES DOWN TEACHER PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*RACING LESSONS TO EVERYDAY LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*TWINS NEED STRONG START, LARKIN SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SEASON TICKET SALES IS CITY'S PASS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SPORTS CHANNEL TO AIR 95 GAMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SEAT-BELT BILL PASSES SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT FEARS CUT UNDER TAX LIMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-PORN BILL PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR DEMANDS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEDICAL SCHOOL EYES VO-TECH BUILDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY PLAN IS BLATANT CENSORSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RETAILERS DESERVE FEE FOR COLLECTING TAXES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STICK WITH NEIGHBORHOOD CONCEPT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUPPORT PORNOGRAPHY BILL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*NEW PROCESS STREAMLINES PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PREDATOR POLICY MUST END (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KEEP COLLEGE RIVALRY FUN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CITY BEHIND GARBAGE HIKE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LEACHMAN'S PLANS GIVE CITY BREAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DIRECTOR EDITS 'EQUIS' FOR AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'MUSIC BOX' DEFENDS RIGHT TO QUESTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN SALES TAX PETITIONS CIRCULATING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE LOOKING FOR SENIOR CITIZEDN INTERN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOCK REAPPOINTED ARMY SECRETARY AIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIP TO PANAMA WAS GUARD'S LAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
10-YEAR-OLD GIRL SEXUALLY ASSAULTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS BISHOP PRAYS WITH MOTHER TERESA,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WEST CENTRAL PARENTS HAVE ROLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE PASSES NUKE DUMP RESTRAINT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DIOCESE BUYS {dollar}1 MILLION POLICY FOR DUDLEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOUSING COMMISSIONER SAYS SF IN CRISIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REVENUE SECRETARY--'CHEAP THROAT',"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS OPENS RACE FOR MAYOR'S POSITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMUNITIES TO HELP FUND HEART SRUGERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"USD BENEFIT SHOW NETS {dollar}2,000 FOR AIDS FIGHT","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD STUDENT CHARGED WITH ROBBING STORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BENEFIT PLANNED TO HELP RESTORE CANTON HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CEREMONY SET FOR APRIL TO SHOW PARK CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ILLNESS FORCES ALPENA TO POSTPONE CLASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS APPOINTS MERRY AS CITY ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE SUPREME COURT REJECTS COUPLE'S APPEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BERESFORD 911 SYSTEM TO GET ADDED FEATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*CANTON LANDMARK AT END OF ITS LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
AIRLINE SUBSIDY BILL FLIES THROUGH PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOBRIETY CHECKPOINT WAS LEGAL--HURD,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA TRIUMPHS 76-68,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CHILD LABOR LAWS UNDER SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MICROWAVE TALKS HAVE BROKEN OFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DIAPER BUSINESSES SNIFF SWEET SMELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
FUNDING FEARS CLOUD PLANS FOR PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
3 BROKERS UNDER RESTRAINING ORDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
*AIDS BABIES PARENTAL CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RACIAL RECONCILIATION NEEDS TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
8 APPOINTED TO COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NERVOUS FINGERS GO ASTRAY DURING VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
IN-STATE AIRLINE IS FAILURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*ACTION, TENSION IN 'A LION IN WINTER'","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*INTEREST HAS CHURCH ADDING 2ND SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WAR WON'T RESOLVE TURMOIL IN MIDEAST (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CLOSED CAPTIONING OF NEWS GOOD SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ABUSE ALLEGATIONS UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CARETRAUM FORMS AVAILABLE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORUM TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT DRAFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISONER SENTENCED TO 7 MONTHS FOR ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRANSIT MANAGER LEAVING FOR NC,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MONSTER TRUCKS INVADE SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY COMMISSION TO OK FIREFIGHTER CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINING LIMIT DIES IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN WANTS PAVING STONES TO STAY PUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JAIL FAMILY BILL FALTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MEASURE SOUGHT SIMPLE MAJORITY ON SCHOOL ISSUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN COMMISSIONERS BAN BINGO HALL REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BROOKINGS OPENS DOOR TO BED, BREAKFAST INNS","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAMPAIGN REPORTS SHOW MONEY TALKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HERREID MAN DIES FOLLOWING FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SOUGHT IN BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LETTER LANDS CHILD A MICKEY MANTLE CARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MITCHELL COMMITTEE DEVELOPS 5-YEAR PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SUNBATHING IN FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"FAITH MAN CHARGED WITH RAPE, BURGLARY","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VERMILLION MAN GIVEN 227-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BROHM AVOIDS PAYING FINE IN CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WINTERFEST SCHEDULED THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AIRPORT TOLD TO PUT BACK PAPER RACKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DEALER PLEADS GUILTY TO FRAULDULENT GAMING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABERDEEN UNIT'S ACTIVATION EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RC TO RALLY AROUND TROOPS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RADIO STATIONS AVOID ANTI-WAR SONGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*FIGHTING DISEASE TAKES STUDENT BACK TO HIS ROOTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGING PIPES RAISE FEARS OF MORE LEAKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PIPELINE SAFETY--A LEAKY HISTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ARKANSAS GOVERNOR AFFAIR (MITCHELL DAILY REPUBLIC),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET PEOPLE VOTE ON VIDEO LOTTERY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTE WOULD FORCE TO DO JOB (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REDI FUND LOANS (PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
EDUCATIONAL CHOICE WOULD BENEFIT SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ESTIMATE OF BASIC HIGHER THAN 'ARGUS' FIGURE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"'ARGUS' SHOULD EXPLAIN RIGHT, LEFT PHILOSOPHIES (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TURN ABOUT'S GED STUDY A SUCCESSFUL PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ABORTION OPPONENTS SHOULD URGE EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
PRIVATE SCHOOLS ARE ACCOUNTABLE TO PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"SD NEEDS TAX REFORM, NOT JUST GIMMICKS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"BIG BUSINESS, RICH DON'T DESERVE REBATE DOLLARS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SKYFORCE DESERVE ATTENTION OF 'ARGUS' (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
WASHINGTON SHOULD BE MIDDLE SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
BUYING AMERICAN WOULD HELP WIN ECONOMIC WAR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CITY SHOULDN'T COMPETE WITH PRIVATE BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
RUSHMORE DONATION COULD HAVE HELPED SF (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
ICE CASTLE FRIVOLOUS USE OF {dollar}1 MILLION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
SEAT-BELT LAW WOULD TAKE AWAY FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*OKLAHOMA CITY EDGE SKYFORCE IN OVERTIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RUBIN PLANS SHIFT FOR CHEATER'S DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MCQUEEN KEEPS GRIP ON HANDBALL THRONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ADVERTISERS HOST RENOWNED COPYWRITER,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JOB SKILLS FAIR OPEN TO THE PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR HIGHLIGHTS WORKPLACE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LEWIS GOING STRONG AT 50,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*1ST JOB STUCK FOR 'MR SOUTHGATE',"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
ND GOVERNOR STUMPS FOR CLINTON CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
NEW EFFINGTON COUPLE DIES IN CAR-TRUCK CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
RENTSCHLER TABBED FOR POSSIBLE SENATE BID,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WEBSTER MAN CONVICTED IN MURDER CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*BILL WOULD ALLOW INVESTING IN LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*ROAD RIDERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
PROJECTIONS FOR SALES TAX INCOME LOWERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
SUNNY SOUTHEAST PURSUES SD DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
TRANSIENT WAS MISSING FROM MINNESOTA STATE HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
NELLIE BRINKMAN WAS A YOUNG 99,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
CHAMBER'S HIRING UPSETS PIERRE OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
DEPUTY IS APPOINTED CORSON COUNTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
"FIRMS FINED {dollar}115,000 FOR HIRING ILLEGAL ALIENS","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
HUNTING ISSUES TOPIC OF WEDNESDAY MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
NEWS STORY HELPS LOCATE STOLEN TRUCK,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*SD MOTHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
AMUSEMENT TAX PROPOSAL KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.4"
LEGISLATIVE HALF-WAY POINT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.4"
PANEL OK'S BREAK FOR HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.4"
COMMITTEE OK'S PHONE RATE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
"ELDERLY, DISABLED RELIEF BILL PASSES","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
MORE STATE CONTROL OF WASTE POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
OSTRICH BILL FLIES THROUGH COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
*WORK 'JERK' JOLTED--HOME WHERE HEART IS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*CLEAN UP & OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*GOODWILL, SALVATION ARMY CATCH CLOSET FALLOUT","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*ADMIRAL NIMITZ PARK WONDERFUL FOR VETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1992, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
VA UNION LEADER BLASTS SWANGO REVIEW PROCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY APPROVES ANOTHER STUDY FOR OLD WHS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BILL WOULD TIGHTEN CONTROL ON LICENSING BOARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BLOOD-ALCOHOL TEST BILL DIES IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PROPOSED BILL WOULD CHANGE LICENSE RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*WAITING GAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CEMENT PLANT WORKERS OPTION TO GO ON STRIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"*SOME HEALTH CARE PROPOSALS SOUND GOOD, BUT AREN'T","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CLINTON MUST TACKLE SENSITIVE PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RESEARCH SHOWS NEED FOR SEAT BELT LAW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
THERE ARE NEGATIVES TO WEARING HELMETS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"IF LAW GENERATES FUNDS, 'ARGUS' SUPPORTS IT (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY KNOWN BY SWORD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
DEADWOOD HAS RIGHT TO EXPAND FOR FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
CITY MAN ARRESTED ON RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EQUIPMENT FAILURE KNOCKS OUT POWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEATER IS BLAMED FOR HARTFORD SHED FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARENT URGES DISTRICT TO OFFER COMPUTER LAB,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 MEN HELD ON BOND FOR MALL BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE LAST OF THE FRONTIER,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY WOULD SHOULDER GOP'S WATER FEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE OK'S HOME SCHOOL VISIT CUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"I-90 SPILL MAY COST {dollar}200,000","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRINCIPAL DESCRIBES FAN ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HURON MEDICAL CENTER ACCREDITATION OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SEX SUIT FORCES TEACHER TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TOWNS, TOWNSHIPS OPPOSE EARLY PRIMARY","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"5 TOWNS, 2 COUNTIES TO FOCUS ON AGING","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*STATE CLAIMS RIVER LAWSUIT WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE SEEKS MORE CHILD VACCINATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*PRESSLER BILLS FUND FOR 'POLITICAL' TRIPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BILL OFFERS FRANCHISE PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SD RETAIL SALES JUMP TRAILS NATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*BAGGING QUAIL IN ARIZONA WORTH THE EFFORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALL-AROUND EXCELLENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*UNSELFISH, UNBEATEN: CLITES LEADS STICKNEY","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STEP UP TO EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LENNOX PREPARES TO MEET FIRST LADY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ENDANGERS FARMERS' NEWBORN CALVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SPEC ED FUNDING GAP LEAVES TAXPAYERS {dollar}500,000 BILL","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*WANING MILK INDUSTRY FORCES FACTORY OUT OF STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENATE APPROVES ELECTRONIC-COP BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES GUN BAN FOR YOUNG,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PROPERTY-TAX BREAK STUMBLES IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CIGARETTE-TAX BOOST DIES IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
YOUNG-FARMER HELP PASSES IN SENTATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S BAN ON SELLING NAMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DRUNKEN-DRIVER BILLS FAIL IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE KILLS UNIVERSITY-PLANE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LICENSE-FEE BOOST PASSES IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE SAYS VALUES MAY BE TAUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*HOUSE TO CONSIDER STATE PARKS FUNDING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SOME LAWMAKERS REGRET THEIR NO-NEW-TAX PLEDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
PUPPY-MILL BILL GETS HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
CRITICS SHOULD OFFER BETTER BUDGET PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MOST SENIOR CITIZENS DON'T NEED TAX BREAKS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PRESIDENT'S AGENDA IS ANTI-FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
THOSE WHO OWN GUNS SHOULD BE ACCOUNTALBE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SKYFORCE BUS STORY IS MISSING THE TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DON'T LET CORPS BULLDOZE RIVER AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WE'RE TEACHING DRIVERS WITH POOR EXAMPLES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"PLAY GUNS OR NOT, PUNISH THE YOUTHS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*CITY TOOK STRONG STAND AGAINST STRIP BARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
MAN GETS 6 MONTHS IN HOSPITAL GUN CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN DENIES DWI AFTER COURT ORDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN 7-ELEVEN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COCAINE-CONSPIRACY SENTENCE: 5 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE LIFTS NETTLETON AID BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*THROUGH RAIN, SLEET, SNOW AND DOWNRIGHT COLD","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MILLER--INVESTIGATE STOFFERAHN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VICTIM WON'T TESTIFY IN ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSIONERS MAY SPONSOR GRANT FOR TELEMEDICINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN GETS 40 MONTHS IN MARIJUANA CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CITY POLICE OFFICER TO RUN FOR SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN WON'T BUY ABANDONED RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED IN FIGHT WITH COPS FACES TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS OFFICIAL WON'T RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TWO LENNOX HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHILL FORCES NEED FOR MORE AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SUPREME COURT TO ALLOW SD FOOTAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BIA TO START UNIT TO CHECK BRUTALITY REPORTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
DAKTRONICS MAY GO PUBLIC; SHARES TO SELL FOR {dollar}7,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*SZABO'S GONE, BUT MEMORIES MAY JUST LINGER","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE DEAL SZABO,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOING LIVE HAS NEW TWIST FOR ANNOUNCER,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOOD DIRECTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DECLINING THE CALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PUMPKIN PATCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SIMPLE SALAD KEEPS GUESTS GUESSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
READERS RESPOND WITH RECIPIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*NEIGHBORS WANT ANSWERS ABOUT INDUSTRIAL PARK,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A SIGHT TO BEHOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLAYHOUSE FIRES DIRECTOR ZIEGLER; NO REASON GIVEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*LEGISLATIVE BATTLE BREWS OVER TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GAS-TAX VOTE COULD COME TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES BILL TO PROTECT UNBORN CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PASSES MEDICAL-MALPRACTICE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE ALTERS VIDEO-LOTTERY CREDITS TO CASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WHERE THE PROPERTY-TAX RELIEF PLANS ARE HEADED,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW PLAN MOVES TOWARD ITS FIRST VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
DUMP SAGA SERVES AS MESSY LESSON (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KEEP NOMINATION ALIVE FOR NATION'S TOP DOCTOR (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PAVILION PLAN IS OUT OF CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SCHOOL SYSTEM OFFERS TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CONCERNING B&L AVIATION CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
JUDGE'S RULING SHOWS DISRESPECT FOR RETIREES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD LETTERS WERE COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
PRESSLER'S CONCERN GLARING IN ITS ABSENCE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*DEATH IN THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
YOU'RE TOO LATE FOR BOYZ,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MOST STUDENTS MISS OUT ON FOREIGN STUDY (PROF),"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*AUGUSTANA, SDSU READY FOR WRESTLING COACH","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MCCOOK CENTRAL SENIOR STANDS ABOVE THE REST,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*USF DEEPENS DEFENSE WITH FOOTBALL RECRUITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUSTIN SHARES HONOR WITH TEAMMATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FIVE CONCERT-GOERS ARRESTED AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN ADMITS MOLESTING TWO GIRLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAW STUDENT GUILTY OF STEALING PARK FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BREAKTHROUGH AIDS GRILLER CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A 100TH DAY PARTY AT LAURA WILDER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHURCH PLANNING MOVE FROM SENIOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BITTERNESS MARKS ARTS-PAVILION DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*1995 TAXES PAID, BUT BOOKS SHOW DEBT","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*WANTED MAN HIDES IN NORTH SIOUX CITY HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY DELAYS VOTE ON EXTENSION CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"RAPID CITY GIRL, 6, DIES IN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COLEMAN/EGAN PRINCIPAL SELECTED NO.1 IN REGION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COLMAN/EGAN PRINCIPAL SELECTED NO.1 IN REGION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FARMERS KEEP PRESSURE ON COUNTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*RURAL-WATER PUMPING TO CONTINUE DURING STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY VICTIM IN FIERY CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ARCTIC COLD FRONT EXPECTED TO INVADE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MIX-UP OVER JUVENILE FACILITIES SURFACES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*STATE PRISON POPULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"*PRESSLER, JOHNSON JOUST OVER MAILINGS","Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*BOSNIA SISTERS REUNITE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WOMAN DIDN'T KNOW IF WORKERS HAD FOSSIL PERMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*TAX PROPOSAL HAS OWNER SMOKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
HOME FEDERAL TO EXPAND SERVICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
TAX END MAY SLOW PRICE RISES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX END MAY SLOW PRICE RISES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIRLINES MAY HAVE FUEL CUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
AIRLINES MAY HAVE FUEL CUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HELPING YOUTH PURSUE COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LIKED EDITORIAL FAVORING HUNTING SEASON ON DOVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FOR CAROLS IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
AGAINST ABORTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
UTILITIES SHOULD CONFORM TO CARTER'S GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
OPPOSES DOVE SEASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
"CATTLE PRICE RISE TO BE SLOW, STEADY","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MCGOVERN EATS HIS WORDS ON FAST FOODS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WHOLESALE PRICE JUMP COULD BE MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"SOYBEANS AT SEASON HIGH, SILVER HITS RECORD","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LAKE CAMPBELL GROUP TO MEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS BEGIN DRUG CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY FARM FORUM SET,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 RECOMMENDED FOR JUDGE POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE RIDES GOLD HIKES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONVICTED KILLER SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOINT EFFORTS OF PUCS PRAISED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE FARMER TELLS SENATE 90 PERCENT PARITY HIS ONLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATOR'S ILLNESS DELAYS ERA VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATOR'S ILLNESS DELAYS ERA VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL DROPS FOOD TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOBBYISTS TO BE SUBPOENAED OVER THE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL DROPS FOOD TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A LONE WINDMILL STANDING BEHINDA TREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW REMAINS UNDECIDED ON MOURNING DOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT HEARS CONGRESSIONAL RACE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
50 PERCENT AG INCOME JUMP PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT HEARS CONGRESSIONAL RACE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
50 PERCENT AG INCOME JUMP PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN CANCELS YANKTON SCHOOL VISIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ETHICS PANEL DROPS CASE AGAINST LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
40 TOWNS WOO MED STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
40 TOWNS WOO MED STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
KNEIP-DIPLOMAT'S CHARGES RIDICULOUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MONEY MATTERS OCCUPY LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWS DON'T STOP ELKS GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DOING THE HOGS'--A COOPERATIVE EFFORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NATURE OF WHYE-PORTRAITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*NATURE OF WHYE-PORTRAITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FINALISTS NAMED IN STATE PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*VITAMINS BECOMING PART OF DIET,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SHARON THIE-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
LIVING AT SKY RANCH KEEPS BOYS ON RIGHT TRACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS WRESTLERS WIN REGION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE WANES ON BEAR BUTTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"*HOUSING PRICES UP, SOLUTIONS SOUGHT","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
"*HOUSING PRICES UP, SOLUTIONS SOUGHT","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
LUMBERMEN TO MEET HERE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
BUSINESSMEN FAVOR JANKLOW RAIL PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
STATE INSURANCE DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
PROBE OF PURCHASE OF COMPUTER ASKED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROBE OF PURCHASE OF COMPUTER ASKED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TOWNS GET TIPS ON DOCTOR-SHOPPING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TOWNS GET TIPS ON DOCTOR-SHOPPING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'80 TAX PROPOSALS NUMEROUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'80 TAX PROPOSALS NUMEROUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAJOR BILLS STILL AWAIT LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SF VISITOR SAYS POWER ALCOHOL WILL REVOLUTIONIZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GOLD TAX CALLS FOR MODERATION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GOLD TAX CALLS FOR MODERATION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GOLD TAX CALLS FOR MODERATION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GOLD TAX CALLS FOR MODERATION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FARM SHOW CHAIRMAN THANKS SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*OUTLAW SNOWMOBILES HARASS GREENWAY USERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE TO DISCUSS CHAIN LETTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS FERTILIZER EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS FERTILIZER EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
KIDNAPPED CHILDREN'S ARRIVAL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
POWER LINE BILL AMENDED IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
KIDNAPPED CHILDREN'S ARRIVAL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
POWER LINE BILL AMENDED IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY FOILED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BILLS LESSEN IMPACT OF SOVIET EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
BILLS LESSEN IMPACT OF SOVIET EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
CITIES GET INVESTMENT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
TENANTS' DEPOSITS BECOME LANDLORDS' LOANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
NY BANKS CANCEL MOVE PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BLAZE DESTROYS CITY FLEA MARKET,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW AND MCKELLIPS STILL SPARRING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW AND MCKELLIPS STILL SPARRING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHOT FIRED DURING FOOD STORE HEIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*FOREIGN FILMS DIE--DIAMOND OFFERS AWFUL EGO TRIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FOOTBALL LITIGATION A REMINDER OF THE PAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WINEGARDEN MAKES IT OFFICIAL--HE'S IN THE RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORPORATE INCOME BILL IN TOUGH FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF CLUB FACES LIQUOR INJUNCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON EIGHTH CANDIDATE IN COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORPORATE INCOME BILL IN TOUGH FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WINEGARDEN MAKES IT OFFICIAL--HE'S IN THE RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARKING WILL STAY ON MINN AVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SENATE VOTES TO RAISE DRINKING AGE FOR 3.2 BEER,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MINING REVISION DESERVES ACTION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINING REVISION DESERVES ACTION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES PHONE MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOP TO TRY RAIL EXTENSION AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES PHONE MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOCTORS TO TESTIFY IN RAPE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NO RELIEF IN SIGHT FOR LONG DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLAN SCRAPPED TO DELAY WATER FOR PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMMITTEE KILLS PROPOSAL TO DETER TAX-PAID LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*REP FREEMAN--DIDN'T THREATEN STATE INSPECTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SEWER BOND HIKE--CENGAS OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NORTHERN CAN FLY AGAIN--COURT RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*AEROSOL CANS EXPLODE IN TRUCK FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CONTROVERSY OVER ARTS DIRECTOR'S ROLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ETSI GETS SD'S FINAL STAMP OF APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU JOB OPENINGS AFTER DISMISSALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD TO INTERVIEW FOR PRESIDENTIAL POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAIN CARTEL LACKS OTHER STATES' APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO OBSCENE CALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JAPAN EASING IMPORT RULES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC IS IGNORANT TO INJUSTICE OF WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WOMEN TO RUN FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BEAR BUTTE NAMED HISTORIC LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE WARNS SENIORS TO OBSCURE LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KNEIP--NEW FEDERALISM HURTS SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL GOVERNMENT NUMBERS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WAUBAY VOTERS WANT SCHOOL REBUILT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WEBSTER MAN KILLED IN CAR CHASE--ILLINOIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY ELECTION VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HOUSE PASSES DRUG BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE WON'T RECONSIDER BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLAN BACKS 2 RADIO STUDIOS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE OKS FUEL REFUND BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL SEALS SPEEDING RECORDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HOUSE GETS DWI ARREST BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HOUSE OKS BUILDING PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
POWER PLANT FINDS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PROPERTY TAX BILL TABLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CROOKS LIBRARY MAY BE HALTED BY PETITIONERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WAIT A WEEK FOR ROAD MAINTENANCE RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKERS STUDY WORKFARE BEFORE DICISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD HOUSE SAYS NO TO GAMBLING LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
3 SF SCHOOLS WIN SUPERIOR RATINGS IN PLAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LOCAL GOVT AID PROGRAM WINS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
HOUSE STOPS BID TO CUT HOMESTAKE GOLD TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BAILEY'S LAW-YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*TORN BETWEEN MODELING AND BEING A KID,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
ATTRACTIONS AT USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.D, p.16, col.3"
UNITED BROTHERHOOD BANQUET,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1982, sect.D, p.16, col.4"
COMMITTEE PREDICTS {dollar}7.4 MILLION SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER FAULTS WHITE HOUSE STAFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JUDGES FEAR DWI CASES WILL SWAMP COURTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STATE MOVING PATIENTS TOO SOON,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*TOM OSBORNE COACHING AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORLD OF OUTLAWS WILL VISIT HUSET,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SYMPHONY CONDUCTER IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINTER NO LONGER IDLE TIME FOR SD FAMILY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'WITHOUT A TRACE' NIGHTMARE INTO DRAMA,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MEETING SET FOR PARENTS OF DISABLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
YANKTON COLLEGE TO STAGE OPERETTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
17 VIE FOR MRS SOUTH DAKOTA TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
AUGUSTANA BAND TO PERFORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
SYMPHONY FEATURES JAZZ PIANIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
CONTEST OPEN TO AREA WRITERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*EX-MORRELL MANAGER SALL DIES AT 81,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MUTILATION SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ANNEXATION MEANS EXTRA WORK & OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CBS PICKS UP ON WAR BETWEEN THE STATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DUNHAM REALTORS JOINS SEARS SUBSIDIARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BILL ALLOWS MINIMAL CONTROL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DAMAGES SF HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*MELCHER WANTS EXPANDED PIK PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CONTEMPT MOTION FILED ON JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SCHEDULE HEARING NOW ON BANK (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HIGH INCOME GROUP GAINS MOST (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
FIRE DESTROYS MITCHELL MOTEL ROOMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT FIGHTS FOR ACC,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS DWI CHARGE FOR ICE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MORE WARRANTS ISSUED IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE TO GET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*LITTLE VISITORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FISH SKIN BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S BILLS ON CREDIT CARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BILL TAXES WATER SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW GETS TAX REPLACEMENT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PANEL TABLES WINE LICENSE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PLAN REDUCES FISHING LICENSE FEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOL GROUP--PLAN USURPS CONTROL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PANEL BACKS PLAN FOR BUILDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*CIGARETTE BLAMED IN FATAL FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WILL VOTE ON NUCLEAR WASTE TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NOTHING COULD STOP THESE DANCERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'CELEBRITY' IS ONE MINISERIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
THE VELVET FOG HITS COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
KEVIN SEIBEL'S INTENSE DESIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CARBON MONOXIDE KILLED KOTAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUSBY RECEIVES PROBATION FOR DRUG OFFENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL OK'S EMPHASIS ON COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPEAKER SAYS ABORTION EXPLOITS WOMEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAR SAFETY SEAT BILL FAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*KUNDERT EAGER TO PUT NAME INTO RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NATION IS WALLOWING IN FILTH ON TV (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PERPICH, JANKLOW TALKS WELCOME (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO DROP RESTRICTION ON APPOINTMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KNOBE PRAISED FOR CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MORE PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AMHERST MAN DIES IN ONE-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BONES MAY BE THOSE OF MINNESOTAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATTLE PLENTIFUL FOR NEW MEAT-PACKER,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN DEATH OF PINE RIDGE TEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUSPECT IN ARSON HAS FLED THE STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*GOSPEL ALBUM NOMINATED FOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VENDOR OBJECTS TO CITY SPECIFICATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO FEDERAL SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*PANEL VOTES AGAINST REVIEW OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL FOR VOTING STUDENT REGENT IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE KILLS RAISE FOR TOP OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE GUTS BILL TRANSFERRING BRAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE VOTES TO END SYPHILIS TEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE WILL DEBATE HAVING STATE PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL CUTS JANKLOW'S {dollar}2 MILLION PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL REJECTS IDEA OF STATE PUBLIC DEFENDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
UNANIMOUS VOTE ENDS PLAN TO TAX ACCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"ETSI MAY PAY STATE {dollar}200,000 IN INTEREST","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LAWMAKERS MUST SOLVE OVERCROWDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
NEW SPRINGFIELD TAX WILL HELP UNIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*TRIBE BURIES 3RD-GENERATION MEDICINE MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS HOPE TO HARVEST SUPPORT AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IT'S TIME TO TAKE ON AG PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRIP TO DC WOULD BE... (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BAR BILL SHOULD BE REJECTED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
GANNETT BOOSTS INFLATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*THE 1986 SENATE RACE A CLASIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
AIM OCCUPATION WINS FEW CHEERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
YOUNG HUNTERS ON A MERRY CHASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WRESTLING GETS ITS SHOT AT SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*HE'S RETIRED FROM JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*CANOVA OFFICIALS ON DYING SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL IS LOOKING FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WEEKLY COFFEE STIRS UP LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CLEARS MAN ON POSSESSING TON OF POT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CROWN KING, QUEEN","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
AUDITIONS WILL BEGIN FOR 'SNOW WHITE',"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
JURY--ISHAM NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL SAYS HE DIDN'T DISCRIMINATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SUPPORTERS TO INCREASE CHECKOFF FEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
JAILED PASTOR PLANS SF SPEECH,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
NONPROFIT FISHING CONTESTS CAN USE MAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
WON'T OPPOSE DAKOTA INTERSTATE COMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"BOW HUNTERS BAGGED 2,500 DEER LAST SEASON","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
HATCHERIES SET 1984 RECORD FOR FISH STOCKED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
HOSPITAL CHANGES WOULD COST 11 BEDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
TURKEY HUNTING APPLICATIONS DUE IN MONTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*IN HONOR OF CROW DOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COLLEGE CAREER LASTS A LIFETIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*STEVE STANGA, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AUSTAD MAKES BID FOR DISTRIBUTION CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GOODYEAR RENEWS BALLUTE CONTRACT TO RAVEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LICENSE CHANGE GETS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN BELL MEETS INCOME PROJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SORENSON ACQUIRES KOBH/AM-FM AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*AUSTAD GIRDS FOR ROUND 2 IN TAX BATTLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
USE-TAX DEBATE AIMS AT LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"KEN HIRSCH TRAVEL ADDS GROUP, TOUR DIVISION","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
AGENCY SUPPORTS BROAD ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
FARM TROUBLES GROW AS SPRING NEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL MAN EXPECTS VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DIRECTOR HELPS CONNECT PAST TO FUTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*THE ICING ON THE CAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
FOREIGN LANGUAGE RULE SHOULD BE LEFT INTACT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEP MOVING AHEAD WITH SLIP UP PROJECT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INDIAN REBURIAL STORY NEEDS AMPLIFICATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*MITCHELL SERVES UP SAFETY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN EXPERIENCES MINI-BABY BOOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLANE CLEARED IN RAPID CITY AFTER BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM FAMILY STRUGGLES TO EXPLAIN PLIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*DASCHLE DISPUTES GLOOMY FORECAST FOR BUDGET LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MOBILE UNIT FOR PROVIDING BREAST EXAMINATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON COLLEGE PRESIDENT CONFIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIGHT FOR SLICE OF CHEESE FACTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*BARN FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TRIMS TOP-LEVEL STAFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BELL PROGRESSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CALL HER SEN MARIE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CITIBANK OPENED CENTER THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
"GROUP ELECTS NEW OFFICERS, BOARD","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
NAMED STATE DIRECTOR FOR AARP,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SORORITY ESTABLISHES LOCAL CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*MERTZ TO HEAD ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
EDITORIAL IN CITIZENS GROUP'S VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HAVING TWO PRIMARIES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY NEEDS TO DISCUSS RAMP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
USE OF FUNDS NOT OLD NEWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MANUAL NEEDS IMPROVING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
OPPONENTS ARE PRO-ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BILL UNFAIR TO STATE HUNTERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
JAPAN MUST SHARE BURDEN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WILDLIFE PROGRAMS NEED HELP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PHEASANT RESTOCKING UNWISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRAZEE PLANS TO STAY AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY LIQUOR RULING EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM PANEL PLANS GARRETSON HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOTEL FIRM AWAITS GRANT DECISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DELAYS MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE REFUSES BOYKIN RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MEANS CONSIDERS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY NEAR REVENUE SHARING DECISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-EMPLOYEE SUES CITIBANK OVER JOB LOSS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATEHOUSE PAC GIVING INCREASES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN FOR HAYWARD PROMISED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SENATE BACKS TAX ON SALES OF CIGARETTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"DASCHLE INTRODUCES BUDGET, DEBT AMENDMENT","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PORK PRODUCERS ADOPT FLORIDA FOR PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER DISCUSSES FLOODING WITH LYNG,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PRESSLER, DOLE SCHEDULE FORUM IN WATERTOWN","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S PLAN FOR LONGER LAWMAKER TERMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S SALES TAX TRADE-IN EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CORPORATE LIABILITY BILL OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE OPPOSES HILLS LAND SALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PANEL APPROVES MICKELSON RESEARCH PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COURT AFFIRMS SODOMY RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*LIBRARY CIRCULATION INCREASES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*ROBERTSON BRINGS CRUSADE TO WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW SWEEPS CITY-AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE GETS A GRIP ON SLICK INTERSTATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PANEL CLEARS TOUGHER LAW ON OBSCENITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MURDER ARREST RECALLS MYSTERY OF '86 KILLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BAD ROADS REFLECT POORLY ON STATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DOLE BACKS MONEY GROUPS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"IF IT WORKS, LEAVE IT ALONE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PETERSON HAS POINT ABOUT FINANCES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"RATHER, BUSH BOTH RUDE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"*CUT PENTAGON, TRADE DEFICITS BEFORE RAISING TAXES","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY APPOINTS FINANCIAL PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KRALL GETS 3 YEARS FOR VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MCGOVERN TO SPEAK IN CITY, BROOKINGS","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE VOTERS OK WATER LIMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHIRMER HONORED FOR PUBLIC SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TRIMMING FROM THE TREETOPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOUR DEMOCRATS CLAIM VICTORY IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS STALL ACTION ON GAS TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REPUBLICANS ASSESS IMPACT ON SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"PROTECTIONISM MAY BE ANSWER, PRESSLER SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SWIFT GROWTH MAY THREATEN MORRELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*ENDORSEMENT EXPECTED SOON,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HOUSE OK'S BILL EXPANDING BANKING LAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NAME CHANGE ISN'T GOVERNOR'S FAVORITE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PANEL REJECTS BILL TO CHANGE NURSING BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENATE REJECTS PLAN TO ADD VIDEO GAMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FAVORITE BEEF RECIPE COULD WIN COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*GEE NAMED MASTER PORK PRODUCER,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
GIRL SCOUTS RECOGNIZE MADSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
MATHIEU WINS STATE COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*YWCA GIVES YEAGER TOP HONORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
SIGNINGS CLEAR ATHLETES' FUTURES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CALGARY GAMES LURE LOCAL OLYMPICS FANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*AUGUSTANA WOMEN'S COACH RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
BOZIED JOINS FOOTBALL STAFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
SENATE DEMOCRATS WALK OUT IN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOY-RIFFIC JOINS MALL EXODUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD RESIDENTS CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REASONABLE PLAN TO BAIL OUT S&LS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*DRUG TESTING WISE MOVE FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
IS GOVERNOR'S VOTE BIASED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LAWMAKERS' TOBACCO VOTE DRAWS CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DO-GOODERS AT IT AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TRAPPING SHOULD BE BANNED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PLAYWRIGHT SENDS MESSAGES VIA COMEDIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GOT A BODY WAVE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SHOWS FEATURE ARENA SELLOUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
WILL NOT BE BRINGING HER SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MEETING HIGHLIGHTS ART EDUCATION IMPORTANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*HE REACHES 40 GOING OVER THE HILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
GROUP GRANTS WISH TO SICK GIRL'S FAMILY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEN ARRESTED IN BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON WORKERS MOVE TO JOIN UNION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OK'S {dollar}10 LICENSE PLATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RC SENATOR TAKES OFFENSE TO BLUNT REVIEW,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SIXTH GRADERS LEARN TO EARN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE TO HEAR CASE ON CITY BIDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"HUSBAND, WIFE FAKED WEDDING","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMITTEE OK'S NUCLEAR WASTE COMPACT PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NAME-CHANGE REFERENDUM UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL--PROBE HAS HURT MORALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AG LOAN PROPOSAL SURVIVES 1ST ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"MINING FIRM, COUPLE WORK TO SOLVE DISPUTE","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*PRESSLER UNCERTAIN OF TOWER'S ABILITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA, SDSU ROLL WITH RIVALRY","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHARING MAKES DAY FOR THESE OLYMPIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN WINS REGION GYMNASTICS TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CITY MAY LEARN CBA FATE TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SDSU RESEARCHER SURVEYS FARM LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*FARM ACTIVISTS WORK ON INSIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*RECKLESS ROMP ON CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PRISON BILL GUTTED, PASSED","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN COULD GET JAIL OR JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAPE SUSPECT FOUND IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DENIRO'S SOLID; FONDA FLOPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*ORIGINS OF RADIO CALL LETTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"FUNDING LOW, BUT STUDENTS EXCEL","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HAS PUT OFF PRISON ACTION TOO LONG (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHILD CARE JOB IS PARENTS' (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOLIDAY--ALL ARE GOD'S CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"MAN CARETAKER, NOT MASTER (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MEETING LETTERS JUSTIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
OBSCENITY NOT PROTECTED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
THEATER SHOULD BE LANDMARK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
'ARGUS' NEEDS LESSON (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
'PLAINSMAN' SHOWS RACISM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
JUSTICE OUT OF KILTER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*MINISTER ASKS PARISHIONERS TO EXPAND MISSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WARRIOR GYMNASTS TRIUMPH--BARELY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR STARTS RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANE CRASHES IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOVIET LEGISLATORS TO VISIT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLK DOUBTS HE WILL SEEK ANOTHER TERM,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BATTALION CHIEF BRINGS SUIT OVER SUSPENSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITIZENS WANT TO STUDY INCINERATOR PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION PLAN GOES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OK'S BILL TO UP LOTTERY AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRUCK OVERTURNS ON I-229,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
UNION ASKS FACT FINDER FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATION LIMITING MINING AND DUMPS DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ENVIRONMENT TOPS FRESHMAN'S CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BALLOT SET FOR OLDHAM-RAMONA VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE DELAYS VOTE ON 2 TAX PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
20 APPLICANTS BID FOR STATE FAIR POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COLMAN LENDS SUPPORT TO US WEST GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LANDFILL LEGISLATION ADVANCES IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LENNOX BOARD TO LOOK AT SHARING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*TOUCH-UP WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"AUTHORITIES STUDY LINK IN COLMAN, TRENT THEFTS","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LAWYER ORDERED TO ACCEPT FREE CASES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PHONE REGULATION BILL RUNS INTO RESISTANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEATH DEFINITION GAINS HOUSE PANEL'S APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*BETS ON DEVELOPMENT DIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL TAX EFFORT FACES NO MINIMUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MARINE EDGY, BUT CONFIDENT","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WOMEN DESERVE LAWMAKERS' HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ANSWERS NEEDED ON STUDY FIRM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"PROPOSED TAX PUNITIVE, CONFISCATORY (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HOUSE ARREST IS CHEAP PRISON-SPACE SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SHOULD NOT GET SPECIAL TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
APPARENT GAS LEAK KILLS MILBANK WOMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHAPTER SETS MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ALLEGED LOAN HOAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW STAMP DEPICTS MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PEOPLE HIT STREETS TO SUPPORT TROOPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO HOST OPEN-DOOR MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}50 MILLION IN FUND REQUESTS IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FARM PILOT HAS BEST OF BOTH WORLDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THAT'S SHOWBIZ,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TO TAKE ON WAR FOR FEDERAL DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KEEPING QUIET ABOUT ABORTION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*VETERANS' PARK GAINS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*21-YEAR-OLD RUNS USED-CAR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*FAMILY MAKING THE 'ROUNDS' AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HEARING SCHEDULED IN PLACE OF OFFICER'S TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MICROWAVE TOWER TOPPLES IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
DEADWOOD WAIVES HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TEEN DESIGNS RC FLAG,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
EDUCATION GROUP FILES LABOR COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
ENROLLMENT 23 SHORT OF RECORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*LEGISLATIVE TACTICS CAN GET A LITTLE PIGGY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.B, p.B2, col.3"
CHECCHI TO TALK AT BUSINESS DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CUSTOM FEEDING PROGRAM SET,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INVESTMENT POOL PLAN FAILS COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NWPS DECLARES 38-CENT DIVIDEND,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*FOOD PACKAGING ON LIGHT DIET, TOO","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
GROWERS SEEK GRANT TO TEST 85 PERCENT ETHANOL FUEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
HOUSE OK'S INCREASE IN JOBLESS BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*5 CHAMPIONS POWER HEELAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA PUSHES WIN STREAK TO 6,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*EXCELLENCE BOUND 2 OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MOVIES' MOST ROMANTIC SCENES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*STATE FOLKLORIST HELPS SAVE ENDANGERED ART,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1991, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*BLACKS SEE SUBTLE FORM OF PREJUDICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PREP STAR AMONG TWO KILLED IN CRASHES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RECYCLING DEBATE BEGINS IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LEARNING OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*TEENS DON'T STOP AFTER SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PROSTATE PROBLEM COMMON WITH AGING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
LACK OF CONFIDENTIALITY MORE PAINFUL TO INDIAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WEAST GOOD PICK TO HEAD SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TEEN URGES ABSTINENCE EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ECONOMIST SHEDS FAULTY LIGHT ON GED GRADS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MONEY-HUNGRY SHOULD LEAVE KLEIN ALONE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KELO'S INFERENCES IN REDI-FUND STORY POOR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WAKONDA'S FLYNN IS MISS BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SNOWFOX CAPTURE OWN INVITATIONAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STUDENT-LOAN INTEREST ISN'T DEDUCTIBLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CITY TO CONSIDER SOUTHERN ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE GUTS RESORT NEAR LAKE POINSETT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MANUFACTURING FIRM DAMAGED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*QUIP QUOTES HIGHLIGHT SESSION TALK,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN COUNTY AIRPORT FINDING SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WESTERN MALL TO PAY {dollar}150,000 IN LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ICE LINKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PRISON WORK FULFILLING TO MUSEUM BOARD MEMBER,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE SUES OVER MUSEUM DEFECTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS TO DECIDE HAYTI BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"AIR QUALITY FEES MAY HIT {dollar}350,00 AT BIG STONE","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"PEDAL TO FLOOR FOR LAWMAKERS, TAXES TOP LIST","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
YOUNGEST PUBLISHER ROCKIES-BOUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
70 YEARS OF SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FILLING UP CORRECTIONS CENTER MAY TAKE TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FUNDS AVAILABLE TO HELP FOREST RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HOUSE PANEL OK'S MANDATORY SEAT BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD TARGET LANDLORD RETALIATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PASSES TOUGHER STALKING LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SLEEPY PAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PANEL KILLS SCHOOL VOUCHER PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*THE GOVERNOR'S RACE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ANOTHER CENTER IDEA NEEDS TO BE STUDIED (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD'S LAWS ON FIREARMS ARE FINE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PUT GOD BACK IN OUR SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CHERRY CREEK TEEN DIES OF HYPOTHERMIA,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXPRESSWAY HEARINGS BEING HELD THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SATAN WORSHIP RISING--POLICE DETECTIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINTER EXPECTED TO STORM THROUGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POWERED BY CORN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL DISTRICT TALLIES COST OF ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SEXUAL HARASSMENT CASE SETTLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE COMMITTEE REJECTS MOTORCYCLE HELMET BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLTON SUES EX-OFFICIAL TO RECOVER LOST MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ADVANSTAR HIRED TO RUN STURGIS EXPO,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OPENINGS AVAILABLE FOR USD EUROPE STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHELTER DIRECTOR GETS 30-DAY JAIL SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UTAH MAN ACQUITTED OF CHILD RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WORKERS DISMANTLE OLD BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHRONOLOGY OF ACCUSATIONS IN COLTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ABERDEEN CITY OFFICIALS REJECT OBSCENITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JAPANESE PARK TO INCLUDE MOUNT RUSHMORE REPLICA,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BUSINESSWOMEN SEEK CANDIDATE TO HONOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LOCAL RESIDENTS TO BE ON TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SLOVAKIANS TO SPEAK AT AUGUSTANA COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*YAKIMA DEFEATS SKYFORCE 112-108,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PIERRE PRESSURE LEAVES SENATOR WITH MEMORY LOSS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A HABIT TO HAVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COP MELTS AWAY STRESS BY BAKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"FOOD STORE, HOSPITAL TEAM UP FOR HEALTH","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*52 BELOW: 'IT HURTS TO BREATHE',"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE QUESTIONS AID PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE APPROVES MILLER HEALTH-CARE PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DRUNKEN DRIVERS FACE TOUGHER RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
STATE SENATE PASSES PUBLIC-RECORDS LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
SENATE APPROVES WORKING HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL WOULD LIMIT ADULTS' GIVING GUNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PASSES BILL TO PROVIDE CLOTHING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE OK'S TAX LIMITATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
AREA RESIDENTS DEAL WITH COLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GOLD MINES WANT CHANGE IN MINERAL TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
COMMITTEE OK'S JANKLOW PICTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SENATE VOTES TO REMOVE DIVISIVE MURAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BUILDING PROPOSAL WORTH SERIOUS LOOK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NETTLETON DESERVES BAD PUBLICITY IT GETS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NORTH KOREA IS DANGER TO PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BEDDOW HAS POSITIVE MESSAGE FOR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--FIRST LADY HILLARY CLINTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS MEN HELD ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NUMBER OF FLU CASES IN STATE DECLINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FLOODED RESIDENTS SUE CITY, DEVELOPER","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ABUSING KITTEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CBS ALLOWED TO AIR PLANT FOOTAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KIDDING AROUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD LOTTERY ADDS BINGO SCRATCH CARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOLS NEED MORE FUNDING SOURCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION OK'S CONVENTION CENTER DESIGN PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TICKETS GO QUICKLY FOR CLINTON'S VISIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CLARK MAN DIES IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRIVER WHO HIT TEEN GIVEN PROBATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FUTURE OF FOSSIL SUE STILL UP IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHALLENGER LEADS IN OGLALA ELECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIAL STARTS FOR OWNER OF EXPLOSIVES PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUPLE GETS {dollar}1 MILLION IN VACCINE SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*GREAT BEAR: SKI SEASON IS SOARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE VETERINARIAN SEEKS SWINE-DISEASE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*LAST WEEKEND WILL DECIDE WACKY SDIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPORTSMEN SHOW REVS UP TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*SANDINE HEALTHY, READY","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*INDELIBLE IMAGES--SCHINDLER'S LIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DON'T JUDGE A NATION BY TEST SCORES (PROF),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*TRIBES CRITICIZE COSTNER CASINO,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NIGHT BEAT REVEALS DARK SIDE OF CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POWERBALL SLUMP BAD LUCK FOR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TAX-RELIEF WILL PASS, WITH OR WITHOUT DEMS' HELP","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"BOARD SHOULD PRINT DATE, PANEL DECIDES","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"BOARD SHOULD PRINT DATA, PANEL DECIDES","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE WANTS REPEAL OF LAW ON RESTROOMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CAPITOL CONVERSATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE VOTES TO RESTRICT SCHOOL RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
PARENTS OF TEENS MAY PAY PRICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*CATCHING UP ON THE NEWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
REJECTS TAX-RELIEF PROPOSAL FOR LIMITED HOMEOWNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
BARBER INDUSTRY MAY HAVE TO PAY HIGHER FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
VOTE ON RASIING LOTTERY TAKE TO 50%,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
LOOK FOR OPPORTUNITY TO INCREASE DRIVING AGE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MONEY SPEAKING LOUDER THAN RIGHTS OF HUMANS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEACHER TENURE HELPS KEEP THE SYSTEM FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MORRELL'S ACT SMACKS OF POLITICAL ARROGANCE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAOPI CEMETERY NEEDS A LITTLE MORE RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"MEN MUST SPEAK UP FOR WOMEN, CHILDREN (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"PUBLIC RADIO, TV HAVE VITAL ROLE TO PLAY (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
WRONG JOSE GARZA JAILED BY POLICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRO-CHOICE AFFILIATE PLANS FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRIEST'S VICTIM TO GET DAY IN COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE PREPARING ACCOUNT OF ACTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS BETTER BUTTON UP OVERCOATS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*LET THERE BE NO CHRISTMAS LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTORS' LICENSING REQUIREMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE OFFICIAL ASKED TO CLARIFY VETO POWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MITCHELL COUNCIL APPROVES DEPARTURE FROM GROUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPEARFISH COMMISSIONER GIVES HIS 1995 PAYCHECK,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT SAYS HIS FIRING UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MYERS TO HEAD STATE ENR DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
UNION COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT TO GET DRUG DOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SMALL TOWN SITE OF COMMUNITY GROWTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BELTWAY CONSULTANTS REVIEW PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*SD GROWTH PATH MAY STAY COURSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SCIENTISTS ANTICIPATE FISH HATCHERY'S NEW CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CLINTON'S BUDGET MEANS CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BLACK HILLS STATE NAMES NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RESERVATION ONE OF NATION'S MOST CROWDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
SKYFORCE RESTLESS FROM THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*THEATER GREW WITH ZIEGLER'S CARE, DIRECTION","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*WHAT'S IN , WHAT'S PASSE","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MENINGITIS SCARES OFF SKIERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TYLER WILL TURN 1 ON SATURDAY AS HUNDREDS TAKE TESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*RED SPIDER MITES DON'T BITE, AREN'T PROBLEM","Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*EX-LEGISLATOR NAMED STATE MUSEUM HEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 10 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*DEFIANCE MARKS JANKLOW'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CONSERVATIVES LEAD REBELLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
INDIANS SEEKING ROLE IN WATER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
INDIANS SEEKING ROLE IN WATER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
CRITICIZES PRO ABORTION AD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TAX PANEL ACTS IN CAREFUL WAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SOCIETY SETS POOR EXAMPLE IN CONDONING DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
DOES ANYONE HAVE THE CHOICE TO TAKE ANOTHER'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
FEASIBILITY OF PRIORITIZING,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*FLANDREAU EYES ON JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*ONCE A REBELLIOUS DROPOUT, NOW A GOVERNOR","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MRS LARRY TERVEEN-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
FISHING-FOR RECRUITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"{dollar}15,000 IN PRIZES FOR TOURNAMENT","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
RARE ARCTIC FOX CAUGHT NEAR CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
MOTORISTS BEWARE OF PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
LANDOWNER-SNOWMOBILER RELATIONS DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
ASSOCIATION NAMES YEAR'S HONOREES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*HEIDELBAUER DUCK CALL CRAFTSMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
ARTISTS STRIVE FOR DUCK STAMP CONTEST TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
CITY INCLUDED IN NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SURVEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*FIRST SIOUX FALLS ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*MULHAIRS HIRES DRAPERY MANAGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
KELLY BERGLAND ELECTED TO FARM AND LAND INSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*MEN'S FORMAL STORE TO OPEN IN THE EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
WESTERN SURETY OPENS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.3"
*SD BIGHORNS BATTLE TO LIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
URANIUM SEARCH LEAVES LOTS OF QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
URANIUM SEARCH LEAVES LOTS OF QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*HUMANISTS OPEN MINDS, EYES, HEARTS OF STUDENTS","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"*HUMANISTS OPEN MINDS, EYES, HEARTS OF STUDENTS","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"*HUMANISTS OPEN MINDS, EYES, HEARTS OF STUDENTS","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*CHEMIST WORKS MAGIC WITH GLASS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHEMIST WORKS MAGIC WITH GLASS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINERS MISSING OUT ON GOLD BOOM PROFITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PROPOSALS TAKING A BEATING IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PROPOSALS TAKING A BEATING IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINERS MISSING OUT ON GOLD BOOM PROFITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN STABBED DURING ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEEDED-A FAIR STATE AID PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEEDED-A FAIR STATE AID PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRAISES TWO ARTICLES ABOUT MARSHALL OLSON (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRAISES TWO ARTICLES ABOUT MARSHALL OLSON (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
UNITED NATIONS NOT WORTH US MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DRAFT UNNECESSARY-SEND ITS SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
JANKLOW RAIL PLAN UNFAIR TO FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CROOKS MAN KILLED IN PICKUP CRASH IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION ALTERNATIVE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM INVESTIGATES MILL TAILING MIGRATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*AT MY PLACE, YOU GOTTA BE TOUGH","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTY JOINS REGIONAL RAIL LINE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ICESCAPE-SMOLDERING REMAINS OF FLEA MARKET,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
KILLER STORM MISSES SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CRACK IN ROCK HALTS DRILLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
CRACK IN ROCK HALTS DRILLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*J W SMITH GUESSED THE SHEEP POPULATION IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*J W SMITH GUESSED THE SHEEP POPULATION IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"THERE'S BASEBALL IN HIS HEART, BUT SNOW ON THE WALK","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MINNEHAHA SPRINGS DOING A SLOW FLOW AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEDIUM-SIZED SD CITIES IMPROVING MEDICAL CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REPUBLIC AIRLINES TO CUT 4 S DAKOTA CITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FLYNN QUESTIONS CITY-COUNTY ZONING AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FLYNN QUESTIONS CITY-COUNTRY ZONING AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE BAR CAR KEEPS TAVERNS LAW-ABIDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE BAR CAR KEEPS TAVERNS LAW-ABIDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLIC AIRLINES TO CUT 4 S DAKOTA CITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FLYNN QUESTIONS CITY-COUNTRY ZONING AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CANTON-WOLSEY TRACK TOPS JANKLOW RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
WASHINGTON GROUP HAS PLAN FOR MILWAUKEE RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CANTON-WOLSEY TRACK TOPS JANKLOW RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PUT NEW SIGNALS ON MINN AVE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WHY ADC COALITION DESERVES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WHY ADC COALITION DESERVES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES EDITORIAL ON CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GEORGIANS THANK SF FOR HOSPITALITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HOUSE APPROVES JANKLOW AG LOAN BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITY REJECTS CHEMICAL BIDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES JANKLOW AG LOAN BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES JANKLOW AG LOAN BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITY REJECTS CHEMICAL BIDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PANEL OK'S HIGHER LIQUOR TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
PANEL OK'S HIGHER LIQUOR TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
PANEL OK'S HIGHER LIQUOR TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
ND'S DISPUTE MENTAL HEALTH OF SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*ENGEN GETS SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*ENGEN GETS SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FIRE FUND STARTED FOR GATES FAMILY-HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD WHEAT STORAGE UP FROM 1981,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
OUT-OF-STATE SNOWMOBILE PERMITS OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BREAKS URGED FOR NEW FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
MINN LOSES LESS LAND THAN MOST STATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
ACTION ON HYDROELECTRIC BILL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PANEL ACCEPTS ENGELHART NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HOUSING BONDS PASS FIRST INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
REGENTS CAN BE PAID AS LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
REGENTS CAN BE PAID AS LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FOOD THEFT PENALTIES MAY GET TOUGHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*GOLD TAX BILL FAR FROM DEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*GOLD TAX BILL FAR FROM DEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
SUPREME COURT TO DECIDE UTILITIES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
SUPREME COURT TO DECIDE UTILITIES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*GOLD TAX BILL FAR FROM DEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
FOOD THEFT PENALTIES MAY GET TOUGHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
LIBERALIZED DIVORCE BILL DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATEWIDE WATER DEVELOPMENT TAX PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE 2 FACES OF DODGERS' TOMMY LASORDA (J EGAN),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"B-52'S, PEOPLE LEAVE ELLSWORTH IN ARMS SHIFT","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"NORTHERN YANKED-WESTERN, REPUBLIC BACK","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*KOURI--SPORTSMAN OF YEAR HONOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NON-RESIDENT GAME VIOLATORS BILL AWAITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*ABERDEEN, YANKTON COUPLES, SCULPTER-AWARDS","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DISNEY FILM 'NIGHT CROSSING' COMPELLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FROM 4-H TO MOLIERE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MARDI GRAS PRINCESSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
BROOKINGS WOMAN GAME WINNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
MISS SDSU CROWNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
NAMED ALL-STATE JOURNALIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
STATE TEEN MODEL CONTEST WINNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
CHURCHES REDISCOVERING RELIGIOUS HEALING,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMPUTERS--1980'S TEACHING TOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE PRESSED--MONEY FOR FAIRGROUND REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS WANT LAST DAY DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
INVESTOR PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO STATEMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
REPEAL OF LAWS LIMITING LIQUOR LICENSES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WHATS IN PROSPECT FOR MINNESOTA AFTER QUIE? (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SUPPORT FOR DISPLACED HANDICAPPED URGED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SPEND TRAFFIC LIGHT FUNDS ON BUS ROUTES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
UPSET BY HARASSMENT OF CITY HALL WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
CUTS DOOM ABERDEEN WEATHER OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ESTELLINE MAN SENTENCED FOR BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
IRRIGATION GROUP AGAINST USER FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER AGAINST POLAND LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS AIDE TO QUIT IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SISSETON JUVENILE ARRESTED FOR ASSAULTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MESABA WANTS TO REPLACE NORTHERN IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
PART OF FOOD STAMP OFFICE MOVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*VO-TECH STUDENTS BATTLE IDENTITY PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
"LAYOFFS WON'T AFFECT SF, REPUBLIC SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
"NEED CUTS IN INTEREST RATES, NOT TAXES","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
REORGANIZATION BILL GETS HOUSE OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
VACANCIES IN AG DEPARTMENT ANGER SOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BILL HIKING PHONY DRUG PENALTY OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SD WATER DEVELOPMENT BILL BACKED,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
ENERGY IMPACT FUND TRANSFER OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
SENATE KILLS SCHOOL OPENING VOTE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
JANKLOW-ETSI DEAL STARTING POINT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
PANEL PASSES MINERAL EXPLORATION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
SD TRUCKERS GRATEFUL STRIKE WAS CALLED OFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BLAIR SAYS CONFESSION WAS FORCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HOSPITALS WRITE OFF {dollar}4 MILLION IN BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*EXCITEMENT BUILDS AS OPENING NEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THIS PIG LIVES THE LIFE OF RILEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRINKING AND JIVING,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FINE DID GET NEWSPAPER JOB IN NY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*GENERIC HORROR LEAVES 'ENTITY' NO THRILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*MYERS--RR WANTS TO FILE FOR ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BITZ NOT GUILTY BY REASON OF MENTAL ILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S BANK BILL SURPRISES LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUBSIDIZED HOUSING FAMILIES & HEAT AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN COMPILE WORKS BY STATE'S WRITERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'HE WAS WHAT WE CALL A GOOD PEOPLE PERSON',"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TUNNELING UNDER STREETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PANEL OK'S RESTRAINT FOR RIDERS UNDER 2,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STATE APPROVES PLAN TO SELL BRANCH BANKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CLARENCE SALL LIKED IT HERE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLOSED MEETINGS OVERDONE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM GROUPS' FIGHT AGAINST JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FREEDOM OF CHOICE IMPROVES SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ST LAMBERT'S PRINCIPAL THANKS PUBLIC SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FINE THANKED FOR TV NEWS CRACK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COVERAGE IN ALMANAC PRODUCES VOLUNTEERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
KSFY'S SOIL EROSION SERIES PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HOSPITALITY SHOWCASE COMES TO CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO MAIL DELIVERY FEBRUARY 21,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RENOVATIONS TO ADD PARKING SPACES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCOTT WHITESELL PLEADS GUILTY--DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER BILL WOULD RAISE PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR BACKS LOWER WAGE FOR YOUTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR OBJECTS TO TAX CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHANGE URGED IN MAMMOTH SITE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONGRESSMEN SUPPORT TAX CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EXPLOSIVE LADEN TRUCK HITS OVERPASS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GROUPS WANT MORE PRIVATE MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL KILLS LABORATORY MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW OUTSPENDS O'CONNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TAX HELP AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NO DECISION ON CONTRACTORS' TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SF ARTISTS PUT HEARTS INTO SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
COMMITTEE REJECTS NICKEL TAX ON DRINKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*HUETHER TURNS IN RESIGNATION AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE REJECTS MCKENNAN'S HELICOPTER PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOVE HAS KILLED NUCLEAR PACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SHOWING LOVE IS TIED TO CHRISTIANITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*BANDAGE GIVES SENATORS IDEA FOR JOKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD PRECLUDE POPULAR VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS MAY SEE HOW WHEAT FEE IS SPENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S LIFE INSURANCE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE WILL DEBATE BARRING MANDAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO GET BILL RAISING AGE OF CONSENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S SIGNATURE BOOSTS DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO DECIDE NUKE WASTE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING AN EARLY START,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW DOESN'T KNOW IF PLAN IS DEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLITICAL DEBATE CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--SCRAP WATER SUBDISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
STREETS FROM PEDESTRIAN PERSPECTIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COURT TOOK AWAY CITIZENS' JURY RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PLAYBOY PORNOGRAPHY IS IN BEHOLDER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SHORT TERM GAIN NOT WORTH PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HANGING WOULD BE CHEAPER EXECUTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SUNDAY LIBRARY FILMS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ANNEXATION WOULD DOUBLE BROOKINGS SIZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS PLATTE RENDERING SERVICE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIRM CLOSES 7-ELEVEN TO AVOID SELF-COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HINES WILL ANNOUNCE MAYORAL PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH THREATENING GIRL WITH KNIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER WILL ANNOUNCE POLITICAL INTENTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SKELETON IDENTIFIED AS MISSING MINNESOTA MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TEEN SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS FOR MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2ND REALTOR FILES FOR SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SOME WANT OUT OF CENDAK SUBDISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
STENSELL'S LAWYER WANTS TO QUESTION JURORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*OFF-SEASON SLUGGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NO SNOW LEAVES CITY CASH SURPLUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SF TRANSPLANTS IN ARIZONA,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"TIP, RON SHOW FUN FOR A WHILE (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*60 DECIDE NOT TO WAIT FOR 'GODOT',"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHARACTERS IN 'CRIMES',"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FEBRUARY IS FOOD-FOR-FINES MONTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
HOSPICE NEEDS VOLUNTEER WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
JANKLOW PROPOSES CENTENNIAL AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
GROUP TO RAISE MONEY FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ZOO TAKING VOLUNTEER APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*IN THE FAST LANE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SHOOTING CASE MAY TWIST TO A CONCLUSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMOKERS DIRTY OUR AIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE BEATINGS ARE OVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY DENTIST'S HEARING ENTERS THIRD DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY FIRE RAZES BUILDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WALL DRUG--COMPROMISE ON SIGNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION TOPS COMMISSION AGENDA,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INVESTIGATORS PROBE CAUSE OF HURON FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN DIES DAY AFTER HANGING HIMSELF IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FAMILY REUNITES IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOBILE COMPUTERS GIVE INSTANT INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MILLWORK HEAD TO RETIRE AFTER 45 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BRECH MIGHT NOT QUALIFY FOR SURGERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LOCAL ARTISTS FIND SUPPORT IN CORPORATE OFFICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS MUST BE FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS SHOULD MAKE POLLING HOURS UNIFORM (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LABOR IS NOT GETTING FAIR SHAKE IN PIERRE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRIVATE DELIVERY WOULD HURT POSTAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ARGUS IGNORES WORTHY NEWS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BID PROBLEMS SURFACE AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*STUDENTS LEARN THERE IS LIFE WITHOUT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IMPACT OF BRECH DECISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW GETS BILL ABOUT SPEEDING TICKET RECORDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OGLALA SIOUX TRIBE SET TO HEAD TO POLLS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE CONSIDERS SWITCH TO FLEXIBLE HOURS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCDONATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ABDNOR PROPOSES CHANGE IN FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"GRIPES DELAY CITY'S STREET, SEWER PROJECTS","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW MORRELL UNION LEADERS TAKE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FLIGHT TRAINING PROGRAM TO BOOST ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NO REPLACEMENT FOUND FOR JACK RABBIT LINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROMOTERS WANT TO SET UP ARTIST COLONY IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SISSETON LAWYER APPOINTED TO CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRUCK PULLED FROM RIVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW LIQUOR TAX PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TEACHER PAY BILL NARROWLY APPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SENATOR PROPOSES OFFICIAL LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BOARD--MONEY FOR VOTE MACHINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CHICKEN FEATHERS FLY FEB 22 AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VANDERLOO PLANS FIRE DEPT SHAKEUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SALARIES MAR SD REPORT CARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AG CHAIRMAN TOURS SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AG TRIP NOTHING TO JOKE ABOUT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"SCHOOL TAXES, SALARIES BECOMING EXCESSIVE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IS JUST (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
LEGISLATE COLLECTION FIRMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COACHES TOO HARD ON PLAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BOARD GRANTS LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMODITY SURPLUS GIVEAWAY DATES SET,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HURON COLLEGE ENROLLMENT UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON PLANS TOWN MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PIONEER PEDDLER MEMORIES BRING TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JAIL MAY HOLD NEBRASKA ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NO-SMOKING BILLS HEAD FOR FIRST TEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEACHER PAY NEEDS LOCAL BOOST,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KDLT PLANS SECURE DESPITE SALE OF FIRM,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR'S FINANCING PLAN OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BILL RAISES COURT COSTS IN CRIMINAL CASES BY {dollar}3,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DROPOUT RATE NEEDS WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL PASSES RIGHT-TO-FARM MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INTERSTATE PASSING BILL KILLED IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEASURE OFFERS INSURANCE BREAKS TO ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATE PANEL OK'S BILL ON OBSCENE MATERIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SEAT BELT LAW WOULD SAVE LIVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SHERIFF CLEARED OF THEFT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CHILD-RESTRAINT LAW ENDORSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PANEL REJECTS WHEEL TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
NONFARM EMPLOYMENT GROWS NEARLY 1 PERCENT IN 1986,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*COOK UP AN INTIMATE HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOTHER OF THE YEAR SELECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
SCHOOLS TAKE HONORS AT JAZZ FEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
STUDENT WINS GOOD CITIZEN AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
SIOUX EMPIRE FARM SHOW RESULTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
*TAMMY'S TOUCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER SNOWFALL TOTAL NEARS FOUR FEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SCAM COST WOMAN {dollar}14,350","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON--TEACHER PAY PLAN FIZZLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON TEACHER SALARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BE TOUGH ON JAPAN BEEF QUOTAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OPPONENTS OVERREACT TO THREAT OF OBSCENITY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GEPHARDT RIGHT ON TRADE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
NEW KKFN FORMAT PLEASING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*BLUSHING BRIDAL GOWNS SELL FAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EVERYBODY'S GOT MCGOVERN BUTTONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GYM TEACHER SHOULD STRESS AEROBICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE TO RECONSIDER CONDOM SALES BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON COLLEGE HOSTS TRIVIA TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
QUARRY OPPONENTS APPEAL TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SNOW CLEANUP CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOODFIELD CENTER RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ESCAPES INJURY IN MOBILE HOME FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GORE PROMISES SUPPORT FOR THEIR PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INCOME TAX BILLS DIE IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INVESTORS TAKE ADVANTAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS PREDICT LONG LINES FOR RENEWALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OBSCENITY BILL WORRIES LIBRARIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LAWMAKERS DISAGREE ON GROUND WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL AGREES TO EXPAND LOTTERY TO RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL OK'S PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DEWEY COUNTY SHERIFF'S CAR STOLEN FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LEAD VOTERS TO RAISE CITY SALES TAX 1 CENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"STATE, COLLEGE RECEIVE AWARD FOR DE-ICER","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TWO MEN CHARGED IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DISORDERS WITH ALZHEIMER'S CAN BE STOPPED,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
"PRIMARY ELECTION TO COST 378,000","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
UNIVERSITY TO HOST LAW COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.6"
*WIDMANN NAMED TOP SPORTSMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LEFTOVER STORES CAST NO BLAME FOR DEPARTURES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PANEL HEARS OF TRIBAL VICE IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEMOCRATS GIVE BROWN PARTY HELM,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
THIEF RETURNS 1935 FOOTBALL TO BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MINISTERING TO A 'WAREHOUSE OF PAIN',"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
A LONG WAY TO GO TO END RACISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSH'S BUDGET PLANS SIDESTEP FISCAL REALITY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS IS CBA CHOICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
EX-EMPLOYEE WINS CLAIM FROM HERSETH,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JACK RABBIT HOSTS TOURISM TRADE SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS HOLDING LOCAL MEETINGS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICER POSTED AT SPILL SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BASKETBALL SECRET FOLLOWS EX-STAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY WANTS TO CONSIDER WATER PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOTES TEACH DEMOCRATS A HARD LESSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS' CHEERS FIRE UP OLYMPIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEATH PENALTY REQUESTED IN PIERRE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN PAPER NAMES NEW EDITOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILLS REMOVING SALES TAX ON FOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BRIDGEWATER MAIL CARRIER DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE KILLS SALES TAX ON ADVERTISING,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S PLAN TO MOVE SCULPTURES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINING GROUP CALLS CHANGES 'GUTLESS',"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FELT ON TOP OF WORLD AT SOUTH POLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TURTLE LOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
'90 LAWMAKERS GET PERSONAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BOUNTY PROGRAM TO CONTROL COYOTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE'S LUCK ON LOTTO CHANGING FOR BETTER (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"MEMORIES OF COLD AIR, HOT MEALS","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOD INTENDED DIFFERENCES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
JAIL CRIMINALS WITH GUNS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TIME FOR CHOICE IS BEFORE CONTRACEPTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
COALITION AIDS HOMELESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MEIERHENRY MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CHANGE CAN BE AGONIZING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
LAWMAKERS IGNORE VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
PHARMACY CRITICISM UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
LOTTO BENEFITS OTHER STATES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
SUPPORT ANTI-PORN BILL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
DON'T IMPORT OTHERS' DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
EDUCATION BEATS LEGISLATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
STOP SOCIAL SECURITY SHAM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*DRAKE COACH NOT TO BLAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CBA ADDS NEW BEAT TO BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PROVIDES PROPST WITH FAVORITE HOT SPOTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
ABERDEEN MAN SENTENCED TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BANKER WILL HEAD UNITED WAY BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAIRVIEW ROBBERY EVIDENCE IS OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON'S WEIGHT DROPS BELOW 250,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AUTHOR--TEACH STUDENTS CHASTITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOOP HIJINKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARM BUYBACKS A 'HEADACHE' UNDER RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SAVE ENVIRONMENT--INCINERATOR FOE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BATTLE OVER GOVERNOR'S PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CBS PUTS ITS FOOTAGE DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SD CABLE MAGNATE IN 'FORBES',"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
DOT TO RENOVATE ROAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OUSTED USD EDITOR RUNS FOR PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE TO SELL BUILDING USED FOR LIQUOR STORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WEST CENTRAL OFFICIALS CHART SCHOOL'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MINNEHAHA GROSS SALES RISE 12.4 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BRANDON PLANS HEARING TO DISCUSS STREET WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD TO DEAL WITH BUILDING NEEDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PARKER GROUP STUDIES NEED FOR SPEC BUILDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
REDFIELD CLINIC HINGES ON STATE BOOCK GRANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
BERESFORD SEEKS RELIEF FROM CROWDED SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
ROBBERY RING SUSPECTS HELD ON BONDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*SD LEGISLATIVE SCORE CARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
BOARD APPROVES ECONOMIC LOANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
1 MORE NEW DIAPER SERVICE OPEN HERE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CONGRESSMEN HEAR BILL TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRAT WON RESPECT OF GOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*SEVENTH HEAVEN AT NIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
FOLKLORIST HAS EASTERN ROOTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1990, sect.F, p.06, col.2"
*ALL SAINTS HAS HISTORY OF SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD TROOPS HUNGRY AND COLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
POTENTIAL OBJECTORS HEAR ADVICE ON DRAFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FISCAL WEIRDNESS MARKS '91 SESSION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FLAG AD PROTEST AS BAD AS BURNING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
QUALITY OF CARE TOPS AMBULANCE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T LET OFFICIALS CONTROL CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL COULD BE MUSEUM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*WE MUST NOT IGNORE WAR'S SAD EMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY'S ALTERNATIVE MAGAZINE GOES...,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RON HOLGATE RETURNS TO SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KNOCK KNEES SHOULD DIMINISH,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BILL WOULD REPEAL TEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD TO REVIEW EQUAL-ACCESS RULE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER GIVES PRESSLER HIGH MARKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENERGY ASSISTANCE APPLICATIONS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZENS CAN RECEIVE FREE TAX HELP,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SERVICE TO REMEMBER DECEASED LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABORTION BILL FACES TOUGHER SENATE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*APPOINTEE DILIGENT FAN OF 'PERRY MASON',"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE VOTES ON BUDGET RESERVE AMOUNT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAKE NO BONES ABOUT IT--EX-SENATOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS WORRIED ABOUT WASTE-BURNING PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HAIRSTYLIST GOES TO ROOT OF ACTOR'S PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBAL POLICE MAKE A RECORD OF OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH 2ND-DEGREE ARSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOUTHEASTERN PARKS GET RECORD VISITOR NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"TRANSPORT UNIT BUSY, BUT WAITING FOR LETTERS","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUPS URGE PURCHASE OF LAND NEAR RAPID CREEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CAN'T BUY FRIENDS WITH FOREIGN AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"ENERGY CONSERVATION SAVES STATE {dollar}12,300","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GULF WAR CAUSES NSU ENROLLMENT DECLINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HURON SCHOOL FORMS GROUP TO TALK ABOUT WAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
US SHARES BLAME FOR FIGHTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*TULSA RIPS SKYFORCE 135-104,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WHOLE LIFE POLICY OK AS COLLATERAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE UNVEILS PROPOSAL FOR NATIONAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"YOUNG CITIZEN ATTENDS IOWA CAUCUS, FINDS EMPTY ROOM","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HOUSE KILLS VOTERS' CHANCE TO REPEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*IN THE FINAL ANALYSIS, FILM A DUD","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*HALEY 'BROKE THE GROUND' TO TRUTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
PUT MORE PRESSURE ON PIPELINE FIRM (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BIGGEST TRADE BARRIER IS AMERICAN SELFISHNESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LET THOSE WHO WON'T BUCKLE UP PAY THE COST (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"GAMBLING NEEDS TO BE FIXED, NOT ABOLISHED (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STORY ON AUTISTIC CHILD SHOWED INSENSITIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RUSHMORE GIFT SIGNALS A NEED FOR AUDIT OF CITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
NATIONAL HEALTH CARE IS PRIMARY ELECTION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*ON THE BEAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRI-VALLEY STANDOUT HUWE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WALLEYE FISHING ON SHARPE NATURALLY FINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"COLD SPELL COULD KILL CROP, EXPERTS SAY","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"DEGREE COMBINES COMPUTER, MANAGEMENT STUDIES","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
RAPID CITY MAN'S PLAN WOULD LABEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
BURNED INFANT LEAVES MCKENNAN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO DISCUSS HEALTH-CARE PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S {dollar}100 FEE ON LOTTERY MACHINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO MAIL DELIVERY OR SCHOOL ON MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PSYCHOLOGIST TO SPEAK AT PATRICK HENRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STORLA MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE TOURS SPILL SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PLAN CALLS FOR CUT IN DUMPING,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD VOTES TO SHIFT STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REGENTS SELECT PUTHOFF TO LEAD SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VOTE KILLS STENSLAND RECYCLING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COORDINATOR TO PROVIDE INSIGHT ON INDIAN CULTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORESTRY DIVISION WARNS OF GRASS FIRE DANGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEAD RESIDENTS BEGIN CAMPAIGN FOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL NOW SINTE GLESKA UNIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SCHOOL OF MINES GETS {dollar}10,000 ARCO GRANT","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*THE REMAINS OF STONE BRIDGE RESORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*WOMAN'S DEATH MYSTERY TO POLICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CHARTER HOSPITAL ISOLATED ALLEGED RAPE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRIBAL COLLEGES NEED FUNDS FOR NON-INDIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN IS KILLED IN OKLAHOMA PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*TYSON RESULT NO TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BUILDING BUSINESS BOOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
COMMITTEE APPROVES COMPENSATION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
HERBERGER'S EYES SF SITE FOR ITS WAREHOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*WEAST FINALIST FOR NC POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX CITY HOSPITALS FIGHTING COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIAL PLAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION BILL GOES TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
POLL RESPONDENTS SAY CABINET SELECTION UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"FETAL-TISSUE LIMITS, ABORTION RECORDS BILLS OK'D","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"STATE FAIR OFFICIAL ASKS FOR {dollar}343,000","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CHELATION TREATMENT BILL PASSES SENATE HURDLE 6-1,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HOUSE OK'S BUSINESS LOAN PROGRAM FOR GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ANTI-ABORTION BILLS SHOULD BE REJECTED (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS WILL REMEMBER PRESSLER'S MISDEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PREVENTING CONCEPTION SHOULD REPLACE ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SEND TROOPS TO BOSNIA,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JEFFERSON SCHOOL BOARD OK'S VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF KIDNAPPING DRIVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MOM, CHILD INJURED IN REDFIELD HOUSE FIRE","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNION DENIES LINK TO SWANGO COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN WHO USED TAXOL DIES FROM CANCER AT 55,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INSURANCE LOBBYISTS SCOFF AT HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SENATE PANEL OK'S SEX CRIME BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SNOW, ICE BEDEVIL SOUTHERN SD","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*PROTECTIVE GARMENTS REPLACED,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
EX-PASTOR FACES TRIAL FOR FRAUD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS CITY UTILITY TO GIVE AWAY TREES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CODINGTON COUNTY TO GET RURAL ADDRESSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIT-AND-RUN SUSPECT FACES MORE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN 2-YEAR-OLD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROTC CADET CHOSEN FOR NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL PROPOSAL DRAWS TRIBES TO SENATE HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TWO INJURED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MITCHELL EDUCATION BOARD VOTES FOR SATELLITE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
HILLS TIMBER SALE REDUCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"*FREE TRADE WILL RAISE GRAIN PRICE, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CEMENT DUST USED TO IMPROVE SOIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TELEMARKETING SCAM TARGETS LOCAL FIRMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*3 GET TO PUT NFL DREAMS TO TEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRYING TO REWRITE HISTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTS MUST BE ROLE MODELS (PROF),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PANEL KILLS LOCAL-OPTION SCHOOL SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FIGHTING A FUTURE FLOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WORKING AROUND SLIGHT SHORTAGE OF SEEDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS OUTGROW ESTIMATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BILL INCREASING LICENSE FEES FOR VEHICLES STALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PANEL RECOMMENDS DROPPING METRIC PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES JANKLOW PORTRAIT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OK'S RURAL BUSINESS LOAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE SENDS SHELTER GRANTS BILL TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE VOTES TO RAISE GRAND THEFT MINIMUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WAGE STUDY GOES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*PANEL KILLS COYOTE BOUNTY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"OBSCENTIY MEASURE GOES TOO FAR, CRITICS SAY","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL-VALUES LEGISLATION IN REJECTED BY LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
USDA NEEDS MORE POWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COURT COMES TO BAT FOR FREE EXPRESSION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LANDFILLS MUST BE BUILT IN PROPER WAY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HOKE CASE SHOULDN'T HAVE ENDED IN DEAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
COW HORMONE FLAP ISN'T WORTH WORRY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SENATE CONFIRMS ECOFFEY AS MARSHAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SETS FORUM FOR FARMERS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FACILITY NEEDS TO BE MAXIMUM SECURITY--CONSULTANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A TOWERING TASK,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SOYBEAN GROWERS PUSH PROCESSING PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE TO KEEP SMOKING PRIVILEGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EX-POLICE CHIEF CAMPBELL DIES OF CANCER,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CREEK MEETING SET FOR 4 PM MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EXTRADITION HEARING FOR PRISONER DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNIVERSITY SPONSORS BUSINESS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOLESKY MAY RUN FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CALIFORNIAN TO MEET WITH ROSEBUD SIOUX,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOOSTERS LOBBY FOR NATURE CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY MEATPACKER CITED FOR 603 VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
VARMINT HUNTERS MOVE FROM OKLAHOMA TO SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*SKYWEST TO FLY IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
KIRBY MEETS MEATPACKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*THRILLERS KEEP FIRM HAND ON SD DOMINANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JACKRABBITS WRESTLERS WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TOP MOVIES HAVE GRACED OUR SCREENS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEADER IN COMPUTER SALES? IT DEPENDS HOW YOU COUNT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"*MURDER SUSPECT SWINDLED NEARLY {dollar}400,000, THEY SAY","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AIR SERVICE OWNERS FLY TO DASCHLE'S AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AMONG FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE APPROVES LOTTERY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE COMMITTEE PASSES MEDICAL-SERVICES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*TALKING IT OVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"PROPOSAL TO RAISE TAXES ON GAS, NEW CARS FAILS","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DEMOCRATS AX CIGARETTE TAX UNTIL STATE SPENDING CUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATORS CHANGE TEACHER BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
INCOME TAX COULD HELP UNIVERSITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
"YOUTH PRISON, BOOT CAMP NEEDED","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BILL AIMED AT STOPPING FRIVOLOUS LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
INDECENT-EXPOSURE BILL TARGETS SEX OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SCHOOLS CAN'T TEACH STONED STUDENTS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MORRELL TURNS BACK ON LOYAL EMPLOYEES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
'REASONABLE DOUBT' MAY MASK PREJUDICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CLOSE LOOPHOLES FOR STATE INCOME TAX (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRESSLER'S CONCERN GLARING IN ITS ABSENCE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
AGING INMATES BOOST STATE'S MEDICAL COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
20 BUSES PLANNED FOR 'PROMISE KEEPERS',"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VALENTINE'S DAY IS A TIME TO SHOW LOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"*NAUTILUS, FREE WEIGHTS EACH HAVE ADVANTAGES","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
TWO MEN ARRESTED ON BURGLARY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROOSEVELT PRINCIPAL CHOICE DELAYED WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL NATIVE WRITING SCREENPLAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BAD NEWS: IT'S VERY COLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTY RECORDS SECOND HOUSING BOOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAYOR REPLACES PAVILION PLANNERS TO LOWER COSTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TWO INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS' FUTURE TOPIC OF LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*BACKED-UP SEWER SENDS KIDS HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED FOR HEATING ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FIXING DAMAGE FROM ICE STORM MAY CONTINUE UNTIL AUG.,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DELEGATION OFFERS BILLS FOR TRIBAL PARK,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HABITAT MEMBERS PLAN FIRST SESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SANTEE SIOUX SUED FOR CASINO PROFITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HESITATES TO HELP PAY FOR WATER STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"SUPPLY, COMPETITION COULD DEPRESS CATTLE PRICES","Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
INDICTS EGAN MAN ON CHARGES OF ABUSING SON,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COUPLE HOSPITALIZED AFTER CAR-TRACTOR CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
2 BANKS OWNED BY FARRAR TO BUY METROPOLITAN FEDERAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
34-YEAR POSTAL CAREER DELIVERS MILES OF MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 11 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HIS BUSINESS IS JUST GETTING STARTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LAKE ALVIN FISHING DERBY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
THREE HELD IN FAKE BOMB PLOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JACKSON SAYS FUEL ALLOCATIONS NEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ELECTION LOOPHOLE DISCOVERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PRESSLER-STATES SHOULD SELECT CUTS FOR BUDGET BALANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
PRESSLER-STATES SHOULD SELECT CUTS FOR BUDGET BALANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
FIRST LADY'S CONCERN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NEIGHBORHOODS GET A BOOST,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SEN HARDING CRITICIZED FOR STAND ON DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LIKED EQUAL RIGHTS EDITORIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FIRST LADY'S CONCERN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GENERAL AVIATION TO BEAR UNNECESSARY RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*SUCCESSFUL JUVENILE PROGRAM AMID FARMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*RANCH PROVIDES STRUCTURE, NOT LOCKED DOORS","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SUCCESSFUL JUVENILE PROGRAM AMID FARMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*RANCH PROVIDES STRUCTURE, NOT LOCKED DOORS","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BILL WOULD RAISE BEER-DRINKING AGE TO 19,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WILLIAM MARTZ PUT ON A CHESS DEMONSTRATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE'S TOTAL NUMBER OF BILLS DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD RAISE BEER-DRINKING AGE TO 19,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOWN NOT EXCITED ABOUT ITS IRON ORE-MATLOCK IOWA,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD SEEKS AIRPORT EQUIPMENT-YANKTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RESIDENTS OPPOSE HILLS DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIAL QUITS SIOUX CITY JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE BILL AIDS FARM BUYING,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
IOWA MAY HAVE FLU EPIDEMIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN 'GOT THE MESSAGE',"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN 'GOT THE MESSAGE',"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS TO GET SENATE FORUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DAIRY MARKETING ACT FOES PLEASED SO FAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NEUHARTH BLASTS CRITICS OF MEDIA,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS YOUTH ARRESTED IN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
DASCHLE SAYS POLICE FORCES OVERREACTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
GEOLOGISTS RESERVE JUDGEMENT ON MATLOCK'S IRON ORE D,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
GAMBLING LAW STUDY SUGGESTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
THEY'RE TRYING TO EXORCISE 'THE EXORCIST',"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*2 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE PUSHES RAISE IN GAS TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE PUSHES RAISE IN GAS TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE KILLS HIGH SCHOOL PLAYOFF PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SENATE KILLS HIGH SCHOOL PLAYOFF PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MAN OFF BALLOT SUES 15 TRIBAL OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SECOND SUSPECT FACES STOCKYARDS HOG RUSTLING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
VOTECH SCHOOL CONTROL REMAINS UP IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SPARKS AND SHARP SKATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSING AUTHORITY BILL GAINING WIDE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*HOMES SHRINK AS PRICES RISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HOUSING AUTHORITY BILL GAINING WIDE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CHAIN LETTER BACKERS WANT JUDGE'S RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE URGED TO AVOID MILWAUKEE LABOR LIABILITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE URGED TO AVOID MILWAUKEE LABOR LIABILITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED FOR INCIDENT AT GAS STATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY CONTEMPLATES TIGHTER CONTROL OF PETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BRAITHWAITE'S FUTURE UNCLEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW VETOES BONDING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BRAITHWAITE'S FUTURE UNCLEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW VETOES BONDING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW VETOES BONDING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ONE DIPLOMAT'S FICTION ABOUT RICHARD KNEIP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOUR-YEAR TERMS FOR LEGISLATORS FAVORED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STINGING CONGRESS--MEMBERS NOT EXEMPT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEVERAL MAJOR BILLS DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE GETS ABORTION CONSENT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE RESTORES HALF OF AG CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TASK FORCE WILL STUDY AG PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REPUBLICANS SCORN DEMOCRATIC LISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BURKE BACKED FOR SOLAR EXPERIMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE GETS ABORTION CONSENT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL OKS SAGEBRUSH REBELLION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILLS IN SENATE AIMED AT BUILDING WESTERN COAL SLURRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HOW WERE COMPUTERS PURCHASED...,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BILLS IN SENATE AIMED AT BUILDING WESTERN COAL SLURRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*COLD SPELL KEEPS CAR STARTERS JUMPING,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF COUPLE WAITS IT OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD SCHOOLS FADE FROM POSTSEASON PICTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PETITION SPRINGSTEEN AND PULL HIM INTO SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PETITION SPRINGSTEEN AND PULL HIM INTO SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARTIST FELLOWSHIPS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TWO-STATE DISTRICT URGED FOR DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LIQUOR WHOLESALERS WRESTLE FRANCHISE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LIQUOR WHOLESALERS WRESTLE FRANCHISE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN RULED COMPETENT FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO-STATE DISTRICT URGED FOR DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WIND CHILL INDEX,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNCERTAINTY RIDES THE RAILS IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HOUSE EXTENDS 1-CENT RAIL TAX THROUGH MARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"REGENTS, COLLEGE IMPASSE PERSISTS (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"REGENTS, COLLEGE IMPASSE PERSISTS (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT STUDY IS TERMED ESSENTIAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
VIETNAM VETERANS THANKED FOR SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
TWO CONVICTED FOR ASSAULTING WANBLEE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RC TEAMSTERS RETURN TO WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS STOCK SHOW SALES UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DISASTER LOAN DEADLINE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEPUTY SUES BRANDON MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
PANEL OK'S BILL LIMITING PROPERTY TAX HIKES TO 4 PER,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVED BILL DESIGNED TO AVERT WYO WATER PROB,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PANEL OK'S BILL LIMITING PROPERTY TAX HIKES TO 4 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVED BILL DESIGNED TO AVERT WYO WATER PROB,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BOTTLE DEPOSIT BILL CANNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HIGHER TUITION FOR ENGINEERS CANNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE FLUSHED WITH HUMOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BIRTH DEFECT LAWSUIT BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HIGHER LIQUOR TAXES KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE FLUSHED WITH HUMOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WETLAND EASEMENT BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SENATE VOTES {dollar}40.3 MILLION TAX RELIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
SENATE VOTES {dollar}40.3 MILLION TAX RELIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*KNEIP BOWS OUT OF GOVERNOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW STOPS BONDS FOR LODGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD RECEIVES {dollar}2 MILLION FOR WATER SALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CROWDED PEN SENDING INMATES TO YANKTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TEACHING STUDENTS THE JOYS OF COOKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DISPARITY--COP-OUTS MARK 1982 ACADEMY (M FINE),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS DON'T LOSE CONTESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HEALING SERVICE DREW WORSHIPPERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY BUS RIDERSHIP BARELY INCREASED IN 1981,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
IRRIGATORS SAY WATER PERMIT TAX UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KXON SOLD TO KEVN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
LOSS OF AIRMEN NOT AS HIGH AS ESTIMATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SENATE BACKS PLAN FOR ONE-ON-ONE RACES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PRAISES PARK BOARD FOR ACTON AT ELMWOOD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS' APPROVAL--REASSURANCE FOR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FEDS PASS PROBLEMS--NOT POWER-TO STATES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
FEDS MAKE WILDLIFE PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GRAIN TOPIC OF 'CONFERENCE CALL',"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE NET INCOME DOWN 72 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
IT WAS NEVER MEANT TO BE--BIG STONE CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAB FINDS CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RC PANEL WANTS COURT BATTLE OVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD EYES TEST WAIVER PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE WON'T PROTEST CAB ORDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN ELECTRICAL PLANT CLOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
1981 RODENT DAMAGE {dollar}27 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS MAY GET STORAGE LOANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
USD--DIVERSITY COLLEGE'S ASSET,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*WOMAN DIES IN HOUSE FIRE--SISTER SAVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BOY REPAYS ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
COMMUNITY SUPPORTS TOURNAMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
JAYCEE FISHING DERBY A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
ANIMALS CAN'T TALK FOR 'SELVES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
JUDGE RULES MILLER OF FIS INELIGIBLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIRMS WANT TO OWN BANKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BIG SIOUX RIVER MAY FLOOD THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OWNERS DIFFER ON PREPAYING FOR FUNERALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNITED WAY CHIEF NAMED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
{dollar}1 TIE-LINE PLAN WORTH TRYING (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CERTIFICATION DOESN'T INSURE GOOD TEACHING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DECISION BEFORE CONCEPTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GRAHAM TO SPEAK AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SALES TAX CHANGES UNNECESSARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD WHEAT FOR DETROIT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MENTAL HEALTH BOARD QUICK ON COMMITTAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SD SHOULD RETAIN SALES TAX ON FOOD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CHILDREN HEARTBROKEN ABOUT LOSS OF DOG (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FINE'S HALO MAY GET STEPPED ON (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ELK OWNERS MAY BE COMPENSATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FAMILY FISHING LICENSE BILL PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE KILLS PLAN TO HIKE HUNTING FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEASURE ALLOWS INVESTING TAX MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OKS RESTRICTING AUTO SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIAL ENDS IN SUIT OVER PAYING HEAT BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN ENTERS RACE FOR CITY COMM,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BILL GIVES VOTE TO STUDENT REGENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT WANTS MORE FACTS ON ROBERT GRAHAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CRACKDOWN STARTS ON WEIGHT RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FUND-RAISER A SPORTS SPECTACULAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEUHARTH TO SPEAK AT HURON COL CENTENIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WHOLESALERS LOBBY AGAINST 2 BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JAIL IN BAD SHAPE MITCHELL OFFICIALS SAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SD INDIAN LEGISLATORS TO BE ON STATEWIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SENATE COMMITTEE KILLS NEW GAMBLING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RAPID CITY TV SUES FOR HBO INTERCEPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*NAACP'S STRUGGLES FAR FROM OVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*KEY PLAYERS IN NUCLEAR WASTE SITE DUMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FEDERAL LAW COMPLICATES WASTE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
*BOXER JAMES SPARS WITH OLYMPIC DREAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MUST WAIT FOR GIRLS 3,200-METER RACE","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUCCESS AT LAKE FRANCIS CASE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CLARKE BOWLS DOWN THE OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CAFE'S LOSS BRINGS TOWN TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MANKE ACTS AS LAW-AND-ORDER SENATOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GASOLINE WARS MEAN VARIED PRICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BACCALAUREATE MAY BE DISCONTINUED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOME RULE HELPS COUNTIES AVOID POLITICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
2ND NUCLEAR WASTE COMPANY HAS NO PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"IF ETSI CANCELS, BOOST SALES TAX (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WE NEED MORE VALENTINE'S DAYS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*ABOVE-GROUND DISPOSAL BEST WAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATE SAYS LAKOTA TIMES COVERAGE UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MAY APPLY FOR GRANT TO CONSTRUCT MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WON'T ALLOW BORGLUM ARTIFACTS AT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
'SUPER BANKING' IS COMING TO SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
AUTHORITY ON FAMILY FARM WILL SPEAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
FARM ACTIVIST--FMHA DOES POOR JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
MINORITIES GET MORE HIGHWAY CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*CBS GETS BACKSTAGE VIEW,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LORNA SCOTT ISN'T SHORT ON RECIPES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*JEFFREY IS A LOVING 8-YEAR-OLD BOY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
BLACK HILLS POWER'S STOCK RATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORTHERN STATES TO SHARE ENERGY-SAVING TIPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THATCH ROOFS MAKING A COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
LOCAL ADS WIN AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*ALCESTER MAN ON NATIONAL UTILITIES BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
ASBESTOS INFORMATION AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
ENERGY FIRM DECLARES DIVIDEND,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
FILED FOR THE LAST HALF OF DECEMBER 1983,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
HIGH-TECH LISTINGS ARE FREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
NORWEST INCOME UP 40.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
"MESABA AVIATION EARNS {dollar}104,000","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.2"
POWER COMPANY SETS DIVIDEND,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.2"
RESIDENTS PASS CPA TEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.2"
*RALLY DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF SPELLS RELIEF S-U-N,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIAL'S WORDS CUT INTO STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"BUT FOR SOME, FARMING AS USUAL","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MUSEUM PUMPS LIFE INTO MEDICAL HISTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*FLOHR LEADS STAFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
SCHAUER LEADS CONSERVATION GROUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
WELDER IS UNITED WAY CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*SHEELEY ELECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
EXCHANGE CLUB TO BE CHARTERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
NYGAARD IS ALPHA SIGMA PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
BILLS BEFORE LEGISLATUE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DON'T TAKE AWAY FROM OUR RURAL AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LET'S ALL HELP FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
PROGRAM STANDARDS PLUNGING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
COMMITTEE HEARS FROM FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE DEFEATS MEMORIAL DAY LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE WON'T BUY JANKLOW'S PROPOSAL FOR TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKER WANTS COMMISSION ON AID TO AFRICA,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"STATE CONSIDERS {dollar}300,000 FOR CONSERVATIONISTS","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SEAT BELT BILL RIDES EASILY INTO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NUKE WASTE BILL PASSED BY SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AUSTAD LETS OFFICIALS KNOW LOYALTY RUNS DEEP,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKER TAKES RIBBING IN SEAT BELT TALK,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION DELAYS WATER MAIN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"RAPE, INCEST TRIAL UNDERWAY IN CHAMBERLAIN","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESIDENTIAL COFFERS TO OFFSET LOSS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"CITY RETURNS {dollar}16,000 DEPOSIT TO DEVELOPER","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COMMISSION ADOPTS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FARM RALLY ORGANIZER FACES THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MAN CHARGED WITH SEX CRIME OUT OF JAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
STATE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE RISES TO 4.7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JUNIOR HIGH CURRICULUM CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KILLS REBATE PLAN FOR PROPERTY TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JURY SEATED IN WINTERS TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
STABBING VICTIM HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BABY MARKS 1ST YEAR IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'I WANT TO KEEP FIGHTING',"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WANTED--COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STORES STOP TYLENOL SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DON'T EXPECT CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE RIDERS SHOULD WEAR HELMETS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUPPORT CLEAN AIR LEGISLATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*IT'S BEEN A COLD WINTER FOR PERPICH,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PEOPLE LOSE IF JANKLOW WINS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE SHINES THROUGH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FOREIGN LANGUAGE IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*...HORMEL CAN REFUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MARION ROAD PROJECT FOE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPEEDING-FINE BILL STALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS WILL DECIDE ON MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS KNOCK ON WOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BILL AGAINST FOREIGN LANGUAGE RULE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY DELAYS BRECH DECISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW BACKS CALIFORNIA WASTE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SENATE PASSED BILL LOWERS WORKERS' TUITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TERRORISM FEARS END SCHOOL'S EUROPEAN TOUR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMMITTEE TABLES BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*LAWMAKER & HIS CLUNKER,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AGENTS TIE REVOLVER TO '67 MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BODY OF LAKE CITY MAN FOUND IN FIRE DEBRIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FARM HOME FIRE SENDS 3 IN FAMILY TO HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATION EXTENDS VETERAN JOB TRAINING,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS TO APPEAR AT SATURDAY FORUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PLANT SALES COULD HURT CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RANDALL FOODS HALTS LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"VA CHECKS WILL SHOW RATE BOOST, DIRECTOR SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
RESIDENT GETS STATE WOMAN'S TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
AREA SCHOOLS WIN IN JAZZ CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
HURLEY WOMAN IS STATE PORK QUEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*PREP FOOTBALL PROSPECTS SIGN TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA BEATS SIOUX,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*LEAHY VOWS TO FIGHT FMHA,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OK'S MANDATORY TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON NORTHWESTERN BELL DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NO-SMOKING REGULATIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MODERN TROJAN HORSE DOESN'T FOOL INDIANS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
REA BLESSING TO RURAL AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
DETERRENCE POLICY WORKS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*SEEKING INDEPENDENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WORTHING THEATER STAGES COMEDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONCERT TONIGHT AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE SCREENINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
QUILTS TOPIC OF PRESCHOOL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
ARTHUR SCHLESINGER AT CITY COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
FESTIVAL OF NATIONS IS THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
HOME ECONOMISTS OFFER SEMINARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
COMMITTEE KILLS 2 SMOKING BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER ON 8 SUBCOMMITTEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TALLEY APPOINTED MED SCHOOL DEAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REAL LIFE IN RURAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SPRING CLEANING,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BELL BILL SPONSOR MAKES PLEA,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO SPEED HAYWARD SCHOOL REOPENING,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ESCAPEE HELD IN SD JAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EX-INMATE SUES 2 COUNTIES FOR MISTREATMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEIDEPRIEM ASKS FOR HELP WITH DEBT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN IN FAIR CONDITION AFTER PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE GIVES FINAL OK TO BILL DEFINING MOPEDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE REJECTS PENALTY FOR CHILD RESTRAINT LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW URGES AG OVERHAUL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*HEADING FOR RECORD WARM FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE APPROVES DIVORCE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWYERS' FEES FOR YELLOW THUNDER CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLAN TO DELAY RAISING DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REJECTS BILL TO AID SMALL SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ANOTHER BEGINS FOR PETERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*TEMPERATURE HITS 1 DEGREE, 40 BY SATURDAY","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE PANEL OK'S 5-CENT GAS TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENATE TO DEFEAT OBSCENITY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEEDS STRONG FAMILY FARM ACT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PHONE DEREGULATION BILL DESERVES LEGISLATIVE OK (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RANDALL'S MOVE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GEPHARDT RIGHT ABOUT TRADE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HILLS JUSTICE WAIT CONTINUES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
USERS SHOULD PAY FOR CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*BUSH FAVORS FLEXIBLE FREEZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*CELEBRATING THE ARTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*FILMMAKERS, ART ACTIVISTS WIN AWARDS","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORMER RESIDENTS COMPOSE STATE SONG,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LAWYER TAKES HIS TRADE TO THE STAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"O'GORMAN PLAY WINS PRAISE, COMPETITION","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*GRAND JURY INDICTS EIVINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MAN WINS IN IOWA LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OK'S TEACHER PAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN PLEAD GUILTY TO LOTTERY FRAUD,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANY DEMOCRAT BEATS REAGAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BRIDGE NEAR TEA TO BE TORN DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OK'S MEASURE TO TIGHTEN TAX LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PIRANHA-LIKE QUALITIES IN LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UTILITIES FUNDING CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MANUFACTURING OUTLOOK GOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL PASSES CREDIT-CARD BANK BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX VOTE AGAINST HELP,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BILL REQUIRES GOVERNMENT CARS TO USE GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL SETS {dollar}100 FINE FOR VICIOUS DOGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL TIGHTENS REIN ON REVENUE DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL REJECTS HIKE IN VEHICLE REGISTRATION FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*S DAKOTA TO REPLACE MARTIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*BRITNY FOX SIGN AT MUSICLAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S S&LS SAFE AND SOUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITAL CALLED AN UNFAIR RIVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELECTION PROPOSAL IS WASTE OF VOTERS' TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS LOSE PRESTIGE WITH WALKOUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
EDUCATION BETTER THAN BELTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
EVALUATE LAWMAKERS WHEN LEGISLATURE OVER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
KOCER TRUSTWORTHY LAWMAKER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TRAPS CUT PREDATOR LOSSES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
DON'T MANDATE SEAT BELTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
TEENS NEED A PLACE TO GO (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
VIOLENCE BEGETS VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*FIRM HAND GUIDES MORNINGSIDE REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*FAMED FISHERMEN OFFER TIPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
DEADLINE NEARS FOR PESTICIDE APPLICATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEUHARTH TO SPEAK AT PIERRE BANQUET,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEVELOPING AN EYE FOR BULLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
APRIL 24 TRIAL SET IN VERMILLION DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER RESIGNS FROM PAROLE BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SDSU FINALIST TO VISIT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SISSETON WOMAN SENTENCED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FRUGALITY MAY LEAVE LIBRARIES IN A BIND,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*HANGING TIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AUSTAD--FOR BAN ON PORNOGRAPHY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FORUM CHANGES PLEASE LEGISLATOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MEALS-ON-WHEELS FOUNDER DEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
PROJECTS PACE BOTHERS CENDAK BACKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
IRS COLLECTING TAXES ON GAMBLING OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
*OLIVER BERGELAND DIES AT 90,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*WEEK ENDS CALMLY AFTER DEMOCRATS' WALKOUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
BOY GETS AID AT GOVERNOR'S MANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
COUNTIES EMPOWERED TO BAN FIREWORKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
DRIVERS LICENSE BILL KILLED IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE OKS NURSING STUDENT LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL REJECTS MOVE TO LIMIT TERMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS TAKE TO FIDDLER'S TUNE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
MINOR TOBACCO BAN BILL AWAITS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
PANEL BACKS PLAN FOR CUSTER IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
*'LITTLE TOWN ON THE PRAIRIE',"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
*IOWA POLITICAL ART FIELDS ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
CIGAR DISPUTE KILLED FAMOUS CIVIL WAR HERO,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*A HOLIDAY FOR ROMANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
'FAIR CHANCE' OFFERS INSIGHT TO POLITICIAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1989, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
*JEFFERSON BARBER SHOP DEFIES CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SOUTH DAKOTANS JOYFUL, FEARFUL","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CONSUMERS SEARCH FOR RIGHT MIX,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*IT'S TIME FOR JACOB TO COME HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
VARIETY OF COUGH MEDICINES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
2 GERMANYS--'MAKE HASTE SLOWLY' (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REASONING TWIST (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
3 YEARS NOT ENOUGH PUNISHMENT FOR KILLER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LETTER DOES DISERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PORN RISK TO SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HOOVER TRIED TO DESTROY KING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PROMOTE WILDLIFE AS HOBBY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BOARD TO DISCUSS SCHOOL BOUNDARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINING COMPANY HALTS EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIDS FOR DREAM DATES FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PITCHMAN ALMOST CHOKES ON FAKE SNOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE VOTES ON PROCESSING PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FAIR BOARD TO ANNOUNCE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EGAN GROUP OPPOSES JOINING COLMAN DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COLLEGE ART STUDENT TO BE ARRAIGNED TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY BID PROCESS GETS COURT TEST TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NORTH SIOUX CITY FACES HIKE FOR 911,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP OBTAINS FUNDS TO REPLACE MENNO DAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD BLOCKS RESORTS' BID TO HAVE VIDEO,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CANTON SCHOOL ADDITION HINGES ON STUDY RESULTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TO OFFER COUNSELING FOR DRUG VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VIBORG NAMED STATE'S NEXT GOLD COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
LEGISLATORS CRITICIZE LOTTERY ADVERTISING,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*OMAHA DEFEATS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WILLS MAY OFTEN NEED UPDATING,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*SOLUTION TO A TAXING DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*DANCES WITH COYOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NSP MAY BUILD POWER PLANT NEAR PATHFINDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL KILLS MICKELSON'S TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RACKETEERING SUIT FILED AGAINST CASINO OWNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ALLEN AND MARTIN LET US LAUGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ARENA ROCKS WITH TRIO OF METAL BANDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CITY NEEDS MORE THAN 1 (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SINNERS CAN ASK FOR FORGIVENESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THE RIGHT TO CALL WAR SHOTS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
A BEACON IN RIVERSIDE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WARNER'S ROZELL PLAYS IN FAMILY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PUBLIC GOLF FEES TO INCREASE THIS SEASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CROP VIRUS SPURS BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
NUMBERS UP IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
INVESTORS TRY TO LIGHT UP NIGHT SCENE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
BOY SATISFACTORY AFTER HE'S BITTEN BY MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRANT DEADLINE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAIL ESCAPEE GETS 5 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SELECTED TO YOUTH COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOLDIERS' ADDRESSES AVAILABLE OVER PHONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY HONOR HERIONE'S DOUBLE DUTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LONETREE BILL BACK ON SENATE SLATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BANQUET RECOGNIZED FOR ITS WORK WITH NEEDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OUTCOME OF CITY'S STUDY DUE TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM AUTHORIZATION FORMS HIT STREETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS--SCHOOLS SHUNNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BIKERS RIDE TO BENEFIT GIRL MAULED BY WOLVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS AIRPORT GETS {dollar}1 MILLION GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN KILLED IN PICKUP ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PEEVER MAN SENTENCED FOR SEXUAL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*VA ISN'T ADEQUATE TO HANDLE NEW VETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LITHUANIA NATIVE SAYS SHE DOESN'T TRUST GORBACHEV,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*CASTANEIRA'S PLEA FOR LENIENCY DENIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW CAUSES FLURRY OF WRECKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITY'S GIFT NOT ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ABORTION FOES USING DISGUSTING TACTICS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY SHOULD MOVE ON RECYCLING PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHY MUST AGENCY BE SECRETIVE ABOUT LAND (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONCERN FOR PEOPLE STOPS AT CASH REGISTER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*INDIAN NATIONS DESERVE RESPECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ACCOUNTABILITY BILL SHOULD APPEAL TO ALL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CONFLICTING STANDARDS OF JUDGEMENT AT WORK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD SHOULD TOSS UNNECESSARY FRILLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
PROFESSOR LACKS PRIDE IN AMERICAN PRODUCTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
RUSHMORE GIFT EDITORIAL LACKED SENSITIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
GIVE VOTERS A CHANCE TO DECIDE ON GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*IN LOVE WITH CHOCOLATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PIES A SPECIALTY FOR WOLLMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MONTROSE WOMAN DIES TWO DAYS AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE VOTES TO PUT FARM ISSUE TO BALLOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW SCHOOL HEAD VOWS 'WORK WORLD' EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY ACCEPTING CONSULTANTS' BIDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PETITIONERS POSTPONE ABORTION BALLOT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE KILLS CIGARETTE TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TAX CREDIT MEASURE FAILS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOUSE OK'S BILL THAT WOULD HIDE VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY OPPONENT REPORTS RETICENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JOURNALIST FX STOCKMAN DIES AT 96,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"CO-WORKERS, FRIENDS HONOR AIR CRASH VICTIMS","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC HOPEFULS TO ATTEND SD FORUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAS STATION OWNER GUILTY OF TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE MINING GRANTED TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL TO STUDY GANGS POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FAA INVESTIGATES YANKTON AIRPORT CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HILLS TAXPAYERS TO COMPLAIN ABOUT EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PROPOSAL WOULD CREATE PANEL TO STUDY WAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LEGISLATORS APPLY THE BRAKES TO VIOLATIONS BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAKOTA FILM GROUP WILL GUARD ACCURACY OF ROLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*LUVERNE STEAKHOUSE SEES HOPE IN VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SEAT BELT BILL GETS HOUSE OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SEAT BELT ROLL CALL VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"DEAF, BLIND SCHOOL PLAY MAY JUMP","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE SEEKS TAX BREAK EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CLOGGED ARTERY TREATMENT BILL GETS SENATE APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*TAPPING EXISTING FUND FOR WATER MONIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HOUSE CRACKS DOWN ON LATE CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
JUDICIARY PANEL CLEARS RENTER RIGHTS PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
THIRD PARTY POLITICS MAY WIN BREAKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HOT LINE ESTABLISHED FOR PROBLEM GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RAISING BET LIMIT WOULD BE A STEP UP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STRICTER FIREARMS LAW WILL NOT STOP CRIMINALS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
2 AUGIE STATIONS PLUSES FOR AREA (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"BELIEVE IN GOD, NOT HOMOSEXUALITY (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN ROOMMATE SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOOD DOESN'T PLAN RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN INDICTED IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SWANGO REVIEW SET FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S STATE FAIR DISCLOSURE DELAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL RESIDENCY BILL DEFERRED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WORTH OF TOWNSHIPS ARGUED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*I-229 ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ASSETS FROZEN IN COLTON CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEEJAY CHARGED IN HIT-AND-RUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HURON SCHOOLS SEE SHORTFALL IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN ASKS FOR REVIEW OF RAPE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COCAINE BUST IS STATE'S LARGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEADWOOD THEATER WINS WITH GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MICKELSON CITES CITIES FOR EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*FALLS ADVERTISING,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*CITIBANK, FORD OFFER NEW CARD","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*USD MEN ON NCC PATH TO PERFECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOOVER ERA ENDS AT PARKER,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN'S LAURA MCGREEVY PERFORMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*KNIGHTS WIN REGION 1AA GYM TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*ENTICING TV SHOWS FEW, FAR BETWEEN","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KEEPING WHILE YOU'RE... HOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STATE EXPECTS WORSE FLOODING THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A TALE OF LOST ARMS AND 'INNER STRENGHTH',"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP OFFERS PLAN TO CUT PROPERTY TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ADMITS HAVING USED STATIONERY FOR PRIVATE USE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CORPORATE INCOME TAX FAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PANEL APPROVES SPECIAL-ED BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GOLD-MINE MEASURE GOES TO SENATE FLOOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE APPROVES BUTTERFLY-KNIFE BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*AGREEMENT REACHED ON HEALTH REFORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
TO GET ALONG DURING THIS SESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PANEL APPROVES VIDEO-LOTTERY BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL-AID PROPOSAL POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
REPORT ON PRESCHOOL CHILD CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WORKERS' WAGES NOT AS LOW AS THOUGHT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ABYSMAL RANKING DOES JUSTIFY A STUDY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LIMELITE PERMIT CASE SMACKS OF HYPOCRISY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HATRED OF HOMOSEXUALS IS TOTALLY UNCHRISTIAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
AN ABORTIONIST CAN'T OPPOSE DEATH SENTENCE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"HEROES SHOW COURAGE, NOT RELIANCE ON FATE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
NEW HOTEL COULD HURT ARENA,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUDANESE REFUGEES FIND HOSPITALITY IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INVESTIGATION OF LAKE ANDES DEATHS YIELDS FEW CLUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE EXPANDS HIS ROLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"FOOTAGE IS FAKE, BEEF PLANT SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HARASSMENT SUSPECT AGREES TO TURN SELF IN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN DROPS EFFORTS TO CHANGE GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER TO SPEAK TO GREEK GROUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMPANY ACCUSED OF REBATING SCAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BIA MUST TURN OVER NAMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*EXACTLY 100,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REPEALS TRANSFER OF LAND TO INDIAN TRIBES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
GATEWAY POSTS RECORD YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*LOCAL YOUTHS GET HOOKED ON HANDBALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GET NEW RESULT IN RAPID CITY: WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DAKTRONICS READY FOR GAMES' NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
YANKTON EARNS 1ST REGION GYM TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
COLD GETS OLD IN A HURRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CHILD TURNS 1 WITH HOPES OF BEATING LEUKEMIA,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EX-RECIPIENTS SAY LIFE ON WELFARE NO PICNIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PROFILE OF SOUTH DAKOTA WELFARE RECIPIENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DASCHLE RESPONDS TO DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ARCHITECT GROUP SPOTLIGHTS CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUTZ GUEST SPEAKER AT AGARAMA EVENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OSHA LEVIES FINE IN FATAL FORKLIFT ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JOB SAFETY TAKES WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*LYONS LEAVES THRILLERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LEGISLATOR MAY CHANGE PHEASANT SEASON IF GF&P WON'T,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*WAITING FOR WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*ANIMALS HAVE SIMPLE CHOICES IN WINTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
PEDESTIRAN INJURED WHEN STRUCK BY CAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN'S ADVOCATES DELIVER SPECIAL CARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE ORDERS TEENS TO HARD WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VETERAN TALENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POLITICAL TOPICS KEEP THEM WARM AT COFFEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RESTAURANT OWNERS TRY TO START UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
NORMAL PRECIPITATION COULD MEAN FLOODING,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MOTHER OF SIX TO REPRESENT STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CONVICTED RAPIST SENTENCED FOR THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"DESPITE TOP HARVEST, IMPLEMENT SALES LAG","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HALL OF FAME WANTS AWARD NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
YOUTH LEARN ABOUT BUSINESS LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
"NIX MEDICAL TAX, SUBSTITUTE OTHERS (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CLINTON ERRS JUMPING INTO BASEBALL STRIKE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NO CAUSE TO BAN GAY MARRIAGES (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*STREAMLINING INSPECTIONS PROTECTS SD TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
FANS OF QUALITY TV FIGHT PRIVATIZATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
ARMY VETERAN DOUBTS BOOT-CAMP PRISONS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
50% SHARE OF LOTTERY IS NOTHING AFTER REPEAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
DON'T WISH FOR WOMEN TO ACT LIKE BITCH DOGS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
POLITICAL AD BILL IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
MORRELL PENSION TAKES SHINE OFF GOLDEN YEARS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
PRESSLER'S PBS ATTACKS SMACK OF MCCARTHYISM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
RISK-POOL INSURANCE VITAL FOR HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
VOTERS EXPECT DASCHLE TO BALANCE BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
SENIOR CITIZENS WONDER ABOUT PRESSLER CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
DASCHLE'S WIFE'S JOB BROUGHT NO OUTCRY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
STATE AGENCY AWARDS 13 GRANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
MADISON MAYOR ANNOUNCES RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
VOLGA COUNCIL TURNS DOWN REQUEST FOR DANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
*SPEEDY SET HIGH STANDARDS FOR LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*KELO ANCHOR DELIVERS PITCH FOR 25 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*VALENTINE'S COUPLE MARRIED 65 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 12 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"VALENTINE, BY MY TOOTSIE-WOOTSIE","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A SCHOOL BUS FULL OF CHILDREN WENT INTO A ROADSIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TRANSPORTER GETS BID,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
FOOTBALL FIELD AT HIGH SCHOOL OK'D BY BRANDON BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
3 WOMEN ARRAIGNED ON BANK HEIST CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
OIL FOR US,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SUPPORT FOR FARMERS APPEARS WEAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
ACCIDENT VICTIM IDENTIFIED-EAGLE BUTTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM HEARINGS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S RACE COST {dollar}1.1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL INTERESTS FINANCED 'NO' VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S RACE COST {dollar}1.1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL INTERESTS FINANCED 'NO' VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL INTERESTS FINANCED 'NO' VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN BOUND OVER ON RAPE COUNT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ETHICS COMMISSION MAY BE ELIMINATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GROUPS OPPOSE DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ETHICS COMMISSION MAY BE ELIMINATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MORE THAN 200 LAST-MINUTE BILLS INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
VOCATIONAL ED SHIFT TABLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
"'NONE OF THE ABOVE' IN FEDERAL, STATE OR DISTRICT EL","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
VOCATIONAL ED SHIFT TABLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
"'NONE OF THE ABOVE' IN FEDERAL, STATE OR DISTRICT EL","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
SHANARD BLASTS BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
EQUAL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
LAWMAKER TAXES MAY BE HIKED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
EQUAL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
SHANARD BLASTS BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
LAWMAKER TAXES MAY BE HIKED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*BAN ON LEAD SHOT PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BAN ON LEAD SHOT PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN FACES TOUGH ODDS-FOR 6TH TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOSTAGE'S NIECE WON'T LOSE HOPE FOR AUNT'S SAFE RETURN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ERA, DEATH PENALTY FIGHTS FADE IN '80","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RAILROADS YES, FUNDING NO","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"RAILROADS YES, FUNDING NO","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*COMPULSIVE DIETING ONE WAY TO MALNUTRITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*VALENTINE SENTIMENTS--CUTE CARDS, CALORIC CANDY","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EASY DIVORCES DREW PIONEERS TO DAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"COOPER NOT JOB HUNTING, JUST SIGHTSEEING","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ERROR MAY REDUCE GARRITSEN SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ERROR MAY REDUCE GARRITSEN SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ABUSE CLOSES GOODWILL BOXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WITHDRAWS REGENT NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WITHDRAWS REGENT NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CHAIN LETTER COURT ORDERS SERVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
MCGOVERN PHONE MISUSE CHARGED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BRAITHWAITE HEARING NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SIX PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN POT CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FIRE DESTROYS SALEM AUTO DEALERSHIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BRAITHWAITE HEARING NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SIGNIFICANT HOUSING AID (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PAY BOOSTS MERITED FOR TOP OFFICES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PAY BOOSTS MERITED FOR TOP OFFICES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEFENDS {dollar}100 'LIST' AS FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TAX BREAK MIGHT BE REMOVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD LEADS IN GAS CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY REPEALED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NURSING HOME MORATORIUM ENACTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY REPEALED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INHERITANCE TAX BILL AMENDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LICENSE PROBLEM TO BE CLEARED UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE DECLARED WINNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SUPERTURTLE REPLACEMENTS FOUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
BILL ALLOWS DISCLOSURE RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
BILL ALLOWS DISCLOSURE RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
VOTE TO BAN NUDE DANCING TO BE FEB 19,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PETITIONS AGAINST TAX BREAK RULED INVALID,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
SD URANIUM SEARCH DESCRIBED AS LONG SHOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*{dollar}2.58 BUYS HOME-STYLE CAFE MEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME IS STILL EXPENSIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MONEY SCARCE TO HALT 'HOPPER ONSLAUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAIL PROPONENTS LEAN TOWARD COMODITIES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TELEVISION COVERAGE OF LOCAL ARTS RARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TELEVISION COVERAGE OF LOCAL ARTS RARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CRITICS SAY CAMERA WOULD DISRUPT COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRITICS SAY CAMERA WOULD DISRUPT COURTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIQUOR TAX BILL DIES FOR LACK OF TWO VOTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIQUOR TAX BILL DIES FOR LACK OF TWO VOTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRITICS SAY CAMERA WOULD DISRUPT COURTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIQUOR TAX BILL DIES FOR LACK OF TWO VOTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A NIGHT OF YUKS IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*KEN HIRSCH QUITS TV FOR TRAVEL AGENCY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FLOOD CONTROL POINTS FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD FARMERS WILL LOBBY IN DC,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEARFISH SAWMILL TO USE LOCAL LABOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ILL HEALTH FORCES OUT SPEARFISH MAYOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MORE MANDAN HEARINGS SET,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPRING ENROLLMENT SETS SDSU RECORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT ORDERS REVIEW OF BOOK CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'WILLARD WATER' BUILDING TORCHED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'WILLARD WATER' BUILDING TORCHED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KEEBLE TICKETED FOR JAYWALKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MILK LOBBYIST URGES NEW SUPPORT PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WYO-SD WATER PANEL PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT--RAIL PULLOUT CAUSED DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
APPROPRIATIONS PANEL VOTES ADC FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW'S EDUCATION AID IN TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ENGELHART CONIRMED OVER OBJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PROPERTY TAX LID PASSES HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COUNTY PAY HIKE BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
APPROPRIATIONS PANEL VOTES ADC FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ENGELHART CONFIRMED OVER OBJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL TO PAY FOR PRISON LOCKS KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HOUSE DELAYS GOLD TAX VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
ED DEPT OFFERS COMPROMISE TO CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
ED DEPT OFFERS COMPROMISE TO CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*HOUSE DELAYS GOLD TAX VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
HURON'S CARRIER KNOWS SECRET TO WINNING IN NAIA,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S WILDLIFE SURVIVES COLD SPELL QUITE WELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"WALKING IS A RELAXING, USEFUL FORM OF EXERCISE","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"WALKING IS A RELAXING, USEFUL FORM OF EXERCISE","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*JANKLOW'S MADE A DECISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER LABELED BLABBERMOUTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITY BOMBARDED WITH DISCRIMINATION CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD MIGHT SAVE RAIL WORKERS' JOBS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SF FAMILY ADJUSTS TO LIVING IN NEPAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GROUP WANTS WATER TAX CUT IN HALF,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWSUIT AGAINST SD'S WATER SALE TO ETSI,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ODDS OVER BILL LEGISLATING WATER SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD AGREE ON WEB PIPELINE OIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CASH IN ON GORDON MACRAE'S ILLNESSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SINGER CASHES IN ON GORDON MACRAE'S ILLNESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"JANKLOW-GIVE PEN {dollar}500,000 FOR REPAIRS","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MULTI-MEMBER DISTRICTS LEGAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
OKLA MAN HELD IN SOYBEAN THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MRS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GREGORY UNIT--A WATER STEP FOR SD TO TAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JEFFERSON PARENTS HIT 'NEGATIVE' BUS IDEAS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRAISES CARE PROVIDED AT MOM'S AND DAD'S (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THANKS FOR LOOK AT LOCKSMITH PROFESSION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEBATE HIDES THE FACT BUDGET IS HIGHER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MEASURE COULD DOUBLE SF BARS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
URGES PROTEST TO STOP ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WORTHWHILE INDUSTRIES PAY FAIR SHARE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CITY JOB GRIEVANCE HEARINGS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE-MOVE MAY BE LINKED TO SALVADOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GIRL TO FACE KIDNAPPING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY INVESTIGATING NORTHERN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PART OF WOMAN'S FINGER BITTEN OFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN YOUTH CHARGED IN ATTACKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
6 OF 7 SF JOB SERVICE JOBS RETAINED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE TABLES GOLD-TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BOND INTEREST BILL GOES TO GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CENDAK CLEARS ANOTHER HURDLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FEB 26-27 FINAL DAYS OF LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW-WE CAN'T AFFORD 2 BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TRIPP COUNTY LAWSUIT FRIEND AGAINST FRIEND,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW CONCILIATORY IN MN SPEECH,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEIERHENRY ASKS NY FOR BANKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PRIES WATCHDOG FOR WILDLIFE GROUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BOWLER-BASEBALL PLAYER HEIRIGS KNOWS BOTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*LITTLE LUCK GET HIGHWAY BILLS THRU LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOBBYIST EXPLAINS TO RESTAURANTEURS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RIDE FOR A NICKEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF WAITRESSES SHORTCHANGED BY LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REESE MAKES DONATIONS WORTH {dollar}1.3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX PLAN TO LOBBY FOR BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SULLY BUTTES TEACHERS OK PACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CIGARETTE LIGHTER LIT SIOUX CITY FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
'WINDS OF WAR' SPURS MEMORIES (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MARKED IMPROVEMENT IN US ARMED FORCES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CAMPAIGNS DRIVING AWAY VOTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANSWER-WE REAP WHAT WE SOW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWS SET TO PROTECT ALL BUT UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"LOW PRICE, NOT IRRIGATION, FARMER'S PROBLEM (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EARLY DETECTION VITAL FOR CHILD DISEASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PRISON INMATES COULD RENOVATE OLD JAIL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"JR ACHIEVEMENT TO RAISE {dollar}50,000","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MRS SOUTH DAKOTA SELECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BUILDING BEGINS APR ON RETIREMENT VILLAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*JAMAICA IT'S NOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*IMAGINATION TAKES OVER IN 'PEER GYNT',"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SINGER ACHIEVES HIS GOAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*COMPUTER SMARTS KEY TO LANDING JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHANGES IN COUNTY'S WORKFORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
GRAIN PRICES DROP OF PIK'S COUNTERPART,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"FOG SHOULD LEAVE, BUT SNOW MAY REPLACE IT","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE WRESTLES WITH NUKE WASTE OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*IN FROSTING--WITH LOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DUDLEY MOORE'S BACK IN HILARIOUS FORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CANTON WOMAN QUILTS TO HELP OTHERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS SCHEDULE COMMITTEE MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS WILL VOTE ON 3 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KRSS GOES OFF AIR TEMPORARILY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL DISCUSS JUNIOR HIGH'S GYM,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE PROMOTIONS TEST PATIENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WHEELCHAIR ATHLETES OVERCOME DISADVANTAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BLESSED WITH GOOD HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOS ANGELES SET TO MEET OLYMPIC (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO STRINGS ON SCHOOL AID (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAMPHLET'S BLAMING MEDICINE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WHY IT COULDN'T PREDICT STORM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
1ST OFFENDERS DESERVE PAROLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE PLANS MEETINGS ABOUT BUDGET DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOME CONSTRUCTION REBOUNDS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PAT O'CONNOR CONSIDERS RUNNING FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN CHOSEN MRS. SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SYMPOSIUM AIMED AT UNDERSTANDING SOVIETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS FOCUS ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CASHING IN ON TENNIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*6,000 RALLY IN PIERRE","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE WILL TAKE MESSAGE TO CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NATION'S CAPITAL WILL FEEL PIERRE PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SD LEADERS ATTACK FEDERAL POLICIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
IF FARMERS ARE HURTING...,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*THIS IS JUST A START FOR AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CONVENTION DREAMS OUTPACE LOCAL REALITY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX AG PRODUCTS TO HELP STRUGGLING FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IT'S TIME TO CUT DONATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
STOCKMAN SHOULD BE FIRED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
STAY OUT OF BOARD BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WRITE LAWMAKERS ABOUT WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HERE'S HOW MEDICARE GETS ITS RATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STATE HAS LOWEST PARTICIPATION RATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STORES ACCOMMODATE CHINESE NEW YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MEDICARE'S VOLUNTARY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*ANGUS GROUP CITES KERCHBERGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*LEWIS LEADS READING CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CHEERLEADING WINNERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PARKER MAN HAS LIVESTOCK CHAMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*MICKELSON RECEIVES LEGION OF MERIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
MCDONALD HOUSE HONORS YOUNG,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
"SWIER, FLANNERY NAMED DELEGATES","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
WEIGHT GETS EAGLE SCOUT AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*HURON WOMAN IS MOTHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*WATER CONTAMINATION WORRIES PARKER MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL ON JAIL SENTENCE FOR DWI OFFENDERS PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS' BILL ON HIGHWAY MONEY REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED LAW SAYS BARTENDERS CAN'T BE SUED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SAW BIKER SHOOT DOKKEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*GIRLS IN SHOP, BOYS IN HOME-EC","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DISCOUNT STORE TO OPEN IN 1986,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PRESSLER-JANKLOW DISPUTE RESUMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SHERIFFS SAY REGIONAL JAILS ALREADY EXIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*LETTING THINGS GLIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO FACE CHARGES IN CLAY COUNTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANOVA PRINCIPAL ASKED TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 MEN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUP OFFERS ALTERNATIVE TO FAMILY OPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LAYOFFS PROMPT REQUESTS FOR STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*JANKLOW OFFERS FARM-LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY FARM ONCE WELCOMED SOCIETY'S OUTCASTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IT GRABS LEADERS' INTEREST,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FMHA MAILS LETTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HEART-TO-HEART TALK,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE COMMITTEE OK'S FORECLOSURE BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE STATE AIRPLANE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW FALLING SHORT IN APPOINTMENT DUTIES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"DASCHLE, DEMOCRATS TO BLAME FOR PROBLEMS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DASCHLE'S SPEECH REFRESHING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
REPEAL FEDERAL RESERVE ACT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CITY MUST LOOK TO FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
WRESTLING COVERAGE LACKING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"*'AMADEUS' TO BE POWERFUL, NOT FLASHY","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PUMPING IRON BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AMERICAN LEGION SPONSORS SWEETHEART DANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ARCHEOLOGIST TO DISCUSS PALEOLITHIC PAINTINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STATE'S FOLK ARTS TO BE FEATURED IN EXHIBIT SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
USD PRESENTS ANNUAL STROLLERS VARIETY SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
USD SCHEDULES JUNIOR DAY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ADULTS INVITED TO BOOK DISCUSSION AT LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
BROOKINGS CENTER SPONSORS DINNER THEATRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
COMMITTEE ASKS CHILDREN TO HELP ROSE BRECH,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
USD TO PRESENT SHEPARD'S PLAY 'FOOL FOR LOVE',"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*ROLLING FOR DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS CAN APPLY FOR GRANT MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE LEADS SF IN CONTEST FOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE PUSHES FOR MORE POWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEAMWORK SAVES COUPLE'S BABY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BANKS TURN DOWN STATE'S {dollar}12 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAKE ANDES MAN SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NATIONAL GUARDSMAN RECEIVES NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STAY IN LOVE AFTER ROMANCE FADES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TACCO TO DISCUSS STREET WORK AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PANEL OK'S BILL TO ALLOW STUDENT REGENT TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON DOCTOR CALLS FOR CREATIVE HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"YOUTH, 13, ALERTED FAMILY TO FIRE","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMPROMISES ON CATALOG SALES TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LOW OIL PRICES COULD HELP TOURISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COMMITTEE DEFEATS MOVE TO LOWER ETHANOL SUBSIDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
3 COUNTY OFFICIALS SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"*HORMEL HITS GOAL OF 1,025 WORKERS","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA NIPS SDSU 21-20,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KEEP TAX FOR STREETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICERS WIN POINTS FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SIOUX FALLS POLICE POINT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MCCLURE TARGETS BED-AND-BOOZE TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*CLOTHES, TRINKETS BRING GOOD FORTUNE","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*PLAYHOUSE ADDS DRAMA TO SEASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
"TO GET NEW RADIO, TV STATIONS","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*SHOW AIMS TO BRIDGE CULTURES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CITY NEEDS ALTERNATIVE THEATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
AD MAKES SD NATIVE GRIT TEETH,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP NEEDS TO LOOK AHEAD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"RELAX, YOU'RE IN SOUTH DAKOTA (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SIOUX VOCATIONAL SCHOOL WORTH VISITING (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SEAT BELT LAW NOT GOOD IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
LIQUOR REVENUE LOSSES OK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
*ARMOUR PRODUCES CHAMPIONS IN ABUNDANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CRASH AWARD NEAR {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO JOIN PANEL ON PRISONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKA KILLER WAIVES EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WACIPI TO HONOR INDIAN VETERANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAGON TRAIN TRIPS TO MARK CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHANGE PAY LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MISSING PUMPS INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VALENTINE TIME COMES EARLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS DELAY BILL TO INCREASE SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PETITIONS OPPOSE BELL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TEACHERS PLAN RALLY TO PROTEST LOW PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL WOULD REQUIRE DRUNKEN DRIVING JAIL TERM,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BUILDING OWNER OWED INTEREST, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL ENDORSES BILL TO ENCOURAGE CPR TRAINING,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SHOT AT RURAL HOME NO ACCIDENT, SHERIFF SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXPLOSIVES RESEARCH SET FOR HILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COLLEGE SPONSORS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY MAN LOSES 2ND TAX APPEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SALES TAX ON CATALOG BUYING,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OFFICES WILL CLOSE MONDAY FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*VETERANS SHOW HOSPITALIZED PEERS THEY CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GAS FUMES SUSPECTED IN DEATHS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MAN'S POETRY HAS RHYME & REASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
WEATHER THE WINTER IN TEXAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
FIRE WASN'T TOTAL LOSS FOR FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GRANT AIDS COMPUTER EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SERTOMA HELPS HANDICAPPED CAMP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PARTY BENEFITS MCDONALD HOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PROFESSIONALS THREATEN FUTURE OF OLYMPICS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IS ANYONE LISTENING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LAWMAKERS CAN EASE HEALTH-CARE DILEMMA (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RANDALL PROTECTS TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
REMEMBER PRESSLER AID VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
IT'S TIME TO CUT THE BACON (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BRUCE LONGS FOR SIDELINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VETERANS LEAD COUGARS PAST TIGERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BISON THUNDER PAST VIKINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GOVERNOR APPOINTS CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING APPOINTED TO MUNICIPAL PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEST TIRE HOLDS SPRING DEALER FAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF ROYALTY CROWNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SNOWED IN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS' LAST DAY IN '76,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
QUESTIONS DELAY SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NOT GIVING UP ON TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY COMES DOWN WITH FLU,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HURON MAN CRITICAL AFTER BEING SHOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FREEMAN DOCTOR DIES AT 81,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL WOULD EXCLUDE FELONIES FROM 180-DAY RULE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTANS BEHIND IN FILING TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAY-CARE REGISTRATION BILL REVIVED IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FLOODING ALONG EASTERN RIVERS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR TO ANNOUNCE LIVESTOCK LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"JOHNSON CHARGE RIDICULOUS, VOLK SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OK'S BILL TO PROTECT CREDIT-CARD BANKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF INVESTIGATING DEATHS OF TWO MEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY GAMES BILL GETS SECOND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE COMM VOTES AGAINST KING HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OFFICIALS ARREST 13 IN DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CONDOM BILL KILLED IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*FIRE DESTROYS MONTROSE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ONLY 4 LIVE IN ESMOND,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR HOPES SENATE PASSES VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SNOWFALL SLIPS UP AREA CARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DIETERS RISK ADDICTION TO PILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SENATOR SEEKS APPLICANTS FOR INTERN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CITY SHOULD BUILD CENTER FOR YOUTHS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REQUIRING TWO PLATES FOR SAFETY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COLUMN NEEDS EXPLANATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BLAZE DAMAGES CITY TRAILER HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD TO REVIEW REMODELING PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEARING IS TODAY ON AGRICULTURAL CREDIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NURSING PROGRAM IN HURON GETS REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE PEOPLE KILLED ON IOWA HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FANS CAUSED TV HOST TO DRIVE INTO DITCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TAKES 5 YEARS TO FINISH DEGREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRIVATE EYE IS LEARNING TRICKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TO INDICATE CITY HAS GONE SOFT ON CRIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*JUDGE ADJUSTS TO HIS NEW ROLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRP BONDS TO GO ON SALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DOCTOR OUTLINES GOALS FOR RURAL HEALTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*SOCCER PLAYER GETS KICK OUT OF TOUR,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEMPERATURE OF 63 SMASHES RECORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*CHARBONEAU SETTLES FOR {dollar}950,000","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROSE PARADE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRUG ABUSERS WON'T BE DRIVING,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN COUNTY COMMISSIONER WANTS VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*2 FIRMS CANCEL CLEANING SERVICE TO CLINIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ADVOCATES STAND UP FOR PETS' RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LIBRARY HELPS ILL KIDS GET WELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BUT APARTHEID STILL PREVAILS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CREDIBLE CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FARMLAND INDUSTRIES LOSES SIGHT OF GOALS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PUNISHMENT TOO SEVERE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PORN POLLUTES MIND (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RIGHTS HINGE ON TIMING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SD NATIVE RUNS ACROSS LOCAL TIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CENTERVILLE SENIOR MORE THAN BASKETBALL THIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HURON SWINDLER HEADS TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*POPINGO PLANS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CURE THOSE WINTER WOES WITH A ROSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*WORKERS' BILLS ON BACK BURNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
CITY PASTOR'S WIFE STABLE AFTER STABBING,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE FLUNKS KINDERGARTEN BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAY RAISE BILL DIES FOR A SECOND TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN ENTERS PLEA IN ALVIN CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN ARE INJURED IN HELICOPTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOLITION PAVES WAY FOR PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOWNTOWN MALL PLAN REVEALED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"OFFICIALS REDUCE PRICES, SIGN MANDRELL","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRICE SET FOR FUTURE SCHOOL SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BATTLE BOILS OVER IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRISON BILL GAINS FUNDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BURGLAR HITS CHESTER FIRMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP SECURES GRANT FOR ADOPTION FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD STUDENT PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HARRISBURG BOARDS INCH CLOSER TO LAND SWAP,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"LENNOX CONSIDERS LAWS ON DOGS, SKATEBOARDS","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*STATE JOBLESS RATE 3.7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AIR AMBULANCE PILOT DIES FOLLOWING CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DECISION MAILED IN MAT INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FLANDREAU WANTS LIQUOR AT CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
'LIFE' MAGAZINE DETAILS MOUNT RUSHMORE STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"RAPID CITY COMPANY FINED {dollar}8,000 BY EPA","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*CHARGES FILED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSION OK'S STUDY EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN FACES COMPETENCY HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEN ENTER GUILTY PLEAS TO BILKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*4-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
AIRLINE PLAN GETS HOUSE OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
HOUSE PASSES HEALING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
HOLIDAYS BILL GOES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
*COMMISSION REVOKES GAMING LICENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EMPLOYER CANCELED GUARD MEMBER'S INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LONETREE BILL PASSES SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CITY PAY LEVELS RAISE BROWS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WAR SOUNDS BETTER IN WORDS THAN DEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"WAR-PROVOKED THREATS REVEAL BIGOTS, RACISTS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GAME BODY MAY LOSE FUNDS IF BILL PASSES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TRUE DEMOCRAT IS RARE BIRD IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS ARE NOT CONSISTENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MAY BEST AMBULANCE PROVIDER WIN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
'CATCH 22'S' STALL HOUSE ARREST (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
IS IT A MISNOMER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*NO NEED TO BE SHEEPISH ABOUT A MEAL OF LAMB,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA TO PRESENT ONE-ACTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*CONNIE'S KITCHEN KEEPS COOK BUSY, BUT HAPPY","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"PEACE GROUP TO HELP PERSONNEL, FAMILIES","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RYAN WHITE'S MOM TO SPEAK AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY COULD BEGIN THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOP MANAGER TO SPEAK AT RECOGNITION LUNCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*DASCHLE HAS {dollar}220,000 IN BANK","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SADD REMINDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE REJECTS LOTTERY PROFIT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS ACCEPT BUDGET CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOUNT RUSHMORE AFFAIR LIMITED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PANEL OK'S BREAST EXAM BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS DEFER ACTION ON LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CRACKDOWN CONTINUES ON SALES TO MINORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS CRITICIZE ANNEXATION PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS 50 YEARS FOR MOLESTING GIRL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COMMISSION WILL BACK TRY FOR CO-OP GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RECYCLING PLAN GETS INITIAL OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"SDSU, AUGUSTANA FALL TO ND","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE'S HARRIS SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PARKER FARMER GOES FOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CARDS WILL SPOTLIGHT GULF WAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
*CRAZY BULL AT PEACE WITH HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE TO FILE SUIT AGAINST WILLIAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR CLINTON HURT BY HIS PAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*TEACHER LETS KIDS COLOR THEIR WORLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
RECENT SNOWFALL BRINGS ANTICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*HOW SD TAX DOLLARS SUPPORT EDUCATION (PROF),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CALLING MAN GAMBLER MISLEADING TO READERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"DISABLED STILL TACKLING IGNORANCE, PREJUDICE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IOWA'S UNEVENTFUL CAUCUSES OPEN RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PIPELINE PROPOSAL BETTER THAN SLIP UP CREEK PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SEXUAL ABSTINENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*SDSU WRESTLERS EDGE VIKINGS 20-18,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HARKIN STEPS UP SD CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PENNY TO CAMPAIGN FOR KERREY TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE DELAYS ACTION ON ENVIRONMENTAL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE SENATE HONORS TEEN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TSONGAS OPENS SF OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WHO'S LOOKING AT WHOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE PROPOSES END TO ALL CAPITOL PERKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"HOUSE PANEL CHANGES TOURIST TAX, DELAYS VOTE","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BUILDING PLANS ANGER RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PAISLEY DOES NOT CHERISH REPUTATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PHARMACISTS SUBMIT PLAN TO SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HAMLIN VOTERS REJECT SCHOOL BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULTING CHILD,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE SOLVING MYSTERY DEATH PIECE BY PIECE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RITTER NOMINATED FOR STUDENT REGENT POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STEELE TOP VOTE-GETTER IN TRIBAL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FIGHTING THE GOOD FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PANEL OK'S 'RUSHMORE STATE' BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
YOUTH LEADER--CHASTITY EDUCATION IS A NECESSITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*PARTICIPANTS IN PEACE PRIZE FORUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PEACE FORUM'S GOAL IS EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1992, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES DELL RAPIDS HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PANEL OK'S PAY RAISE FOR LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LAMMERS TAKEN OFF REGENT LIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PANEL UPHOLDS USD DISMISSAL OF DR SWANGO,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL GUN-CONTROL BILL MOVES ON,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE REVIVES PLAN TO START SCHOOL EARLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LOBBYISTS MAKE PITCH FOR AGRICULTURE LAB,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
COMMITTEE OK'S CAMPAIGN FINANCE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
COMMITTEE REJECTS ETHICS PANEL PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
RECYCLING MEASURE HEADS TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
*'LOVE LETTERS' AN UPLIFTING LOOK AT FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NOT USING SEAT BELTS INEXCUSABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SCHOOL FUND SHORTAGE PROVES LAW INADEQUATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LOSS OF GRIDLOCK MEANS THINGS WILL GET WORSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HIGHER RECREATION FEES WILL HIT SENIORS HARDEST (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"DESPITE SIN, WE STILL HAVE HOPE","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GRADUATE STUDENT FINE AFTER CHECK-UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKER CHARGED IN HIT-AND-RUN WAS ON DRUGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNIVERISTY NAMES TEMPORARY PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SWING YOUR PARTNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DETOX SERVICE SEEKS {dollar}25,000","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOPEFULS LINE UP FOR VACANT SCHOOL BOARD SPOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON TO STUDY ABORTION CASES,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAN HURT IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PANEL DEBATES RAISING SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ALLEGED MURDER VICTIM IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BAR OFFERS REFUGE FOR BROKEN HEARTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS INVITED TO USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE FFA CONTEST CONVENES IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*FAMILY SHARES SPIRIT, SONG","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TOWNSHIPS RULE RURAL SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRIBE STAKES CLAIM ON SUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
AVID COIN COLLECTOR DIES AT 84,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*SKYFORCE GATE LAGS BEHIND PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*70 INCHES OF THE STUFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RURAL PEOPLE WONDER WHAT'S IN IT FOR THEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"NUN, PRIEST DEVELOPING AIDS HOSPICE","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WINTER MISERY INDEX WORST IN 25 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SNOWSTORMS INSULATE BORDER TOWN OF TWO,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
POLITICAL PLEDGE LIMITS LEGISLATURE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOSPITAL BOARD--MEETING POLICY (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BANNING FOLDING KNIFE WON'T CURTAIL CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE PROPOSALS CALL FOR CLOSE SCRUTINY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WORK PLAN DEMEANING TO SENIOR CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PROGRESSIVE INCOME TAX IS FAIREST FOR ALL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WE DON'T NEED MORE CHEMICALS IN OUR FOOD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"SEAT-BELT, HELMET BILL FRAUGHT WITH LIES (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"LET'S EQUALIZE TEACHER, GOVERNMENT BENEFITS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PRESSLER TO ATTEND HEALTH-CARE SUMMIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
BOVINE HORMONE SAFE BECAUSE GROUPS SAY SO (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
WE CAN DO SOMETHING ABOUT PUBLIC ABUSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
LEGALIZING ABORTION CAUSED RISE IN VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
CUTTING DEALS WON'T HELP REDUCE CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
DIAL AREA CODE STARTING TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COPYRIGHT WORKSHOP TO EXPLAIN RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESS GROUP SEEKS NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CAPITALIZING ON GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PYTHONS HELPS MEET CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PYTHON'S HELPS MEET CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PYTHONS HELPS MEET CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*CANTON WOMAN WINS AWARD FOR RETAILING,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*'IT'S DIFFICULT TO GO',"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*EASTWAY SET TO HOST BIG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BLACK-CAPPED CHICKADEE A WINTER TREAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.6"
ANDERSON ADDS TO PARKER'S TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
"CITY, COUNTY BUYING NEW VOTING SYSTEM","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN BOARD ALLOWS MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OIL COMPANY PLEADS INNOCENT IN BIRD CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EXPANDED GIFTED PROGRAM SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SENATORS SEEK OUT WACKY NECKWEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*YOUTH IS NO DETERRENT FOR PASTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VA'S ANNUAL TALENT SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FEDERAL BEEF SUING CBS FOR 'MANY MILLIONS',"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MAN SENTENCED FOR SEX ASSAULTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO CLOSE AREAS TO FISHING FEB 28,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MORE SNOWMOBILERS VIOLATING LAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SACRED HEART FUNDS CHAIR IN NURSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BEEF PLANT'S OWNERS UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
IMPROVED HEALTH CARE AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CAR WASH CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
LOVE MESSAGES DELIVERED IN 4-PART HARMONY,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*REDLIN HELPED THOSE HE KNEW WITH HIS VISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*HEART OF HEARTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*GET ACQUAINTED WITH SD PARKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1994, sect.G, p.07, col.1"
LEGISLATORS WANT PARENTS TO PAY WHEN KIDS WANDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
INCOME-TAX PROPOSALS GAIN CAPITOL HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*SPENDING BILL IS IN PRINT, NOT CARVED IN STONE","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATOR FINDS LOPSIDED POLITICS A STATE OF MIND,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
DOCTORS DEBATE NEED FOR WITNESS AT EXAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*KEEP GOING AHEAD ON PAVILION PROJECT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CATCH BIG TAX EVADERS WHO LEAVE THE COUNTRY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*TROUBLED YOUTH GET HELP WITHOUT NEEDING NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GIVE DASCHLE CHANCE TO TELL HIS SIDE OF STORY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
VIGILANCE IS PART OF MARINE CORPS' JOB (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
UNBORN-CHILD BILL BLURS LEGAL DEFINITIONS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PBS DEBATE REVIVES UNDISTINGUISHED CAREER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
EMOTIONAL LESSONS MAY SAVE MARRIAGES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"MORRELL BREAKS WORD; CITY, STATE SHOULD TOO (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
INMATES' BONE MARROW MAY SAVE LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*TAKE A CHANCE ON CHOCOLATES AND ENJOY THEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SWEDISH TEEN ATTENDS LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAMMON NAMED MISS BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POLICE INVESTIGATE BURGLARY REPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN HIT BY CAR IN STABLE CONDITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RETIREMENT CENTER PLANS OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S CRIME STANCE REFLECTS PAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*EMPLOYERS, REGULATORS LET FINGERS DO TALKING","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAN DIES IN CANTON MOBILE-HOME BLAZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES PRESIDENT AN OUTDOORSMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*DEADWOOD BILL NEEDS CHANGES, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*AT PIANO STUDIO, LESSONS GO EASY ON EGO","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
USD SENIOR TO SING IN OPERA COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.A"
*CHOCOLATE IS CHAMPION AT PRO-CHOICE AUCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.A"
COUNTY OK'S DUNBAR LAND SWAP,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.A"
*CONSTRUCTION BOOM IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*FARMERS DISPUTE GOLF-COURSE RUNNOFF PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SD MAN GETS SUPPORT FOR COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
AUTO BODY SHOP CO-OWNER PLANS TO REBUILD AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
"*ILLEGAL INCOME TAXABLE, MUST BE REPORTED","Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*COMPUTER SERVICE DELIVERS NEW ON-LINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 13 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
FIRM INVESTIGATING COURTHOUSE CRACKS-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE SENATE RESCINDS ITS RATIFICATION OF ERA,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ACLU MAY APPEAL COURT DECISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WINEGARDEN RECALL NOT ON APRIL BALLOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL WOMAN HELD IN MEXICO ADMITTED TO PRISON HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS MAN HELD ON SUSPICION OF ARSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
PRESSLER PITCH ON US DEFICITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER PITCH ON US DEFICITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CONCERNS FOR ELDERLY PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS EXAMINE TAX BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANELS ARE BUSY IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS EXAMINE TAX BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOVE IS COMPLICATED FOR FIRST GRADERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOWARD MAN DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE REJECTS BEDELL'S REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL JAYCEES HONOR FIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW APPOINTS JUDGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN CONVENTION DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RELATIONS WITHIN PUC GROW COOLER,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOMB SCARE CLOSES HURON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN'S DEATH APPARENT SUICIDE-CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRANSCRIPT OF PUC MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZEN HONORED BY CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ADMITS TO FALSE STATEMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZEN HONORED BY CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE WORKERS STRIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CAMPAIGN REPORTING TO BE PROBED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EPA SAYS DIESELS ECONOMICAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SHERIFF'S OFFICE MAY GET DIESEL CAR-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SHERIFF'S OFFICE MAY GET DIESEL CAR-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CATTLE FEEDLOTS SLOWED BY WINTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
LOGGING ROADS HEARINGS SET,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS PIPELINE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS PIPELINE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
LOGGING ROADS HEARINGS SET,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
MAKE HOME-BAKED BREADS IN MINUTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
READER RECIPE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1979, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
LOBBYISTS IN PIERRE ARE COSTING YOU DOUGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN MAKES IT OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
AREA'S GAIN SLIM IN STATE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PICASSO-EXHIBITION SPARKS MINNEAPOLIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT ORDERS 4 TO BREAK CHAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGALITY OF REGENT OUSTER QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL DISAPPOINTS PRISON BACKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL DISAPPOINTS PRISON BACKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGALITY OF REGENT OUSTER QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL DISAPPOINTS PRISON BACKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'EXORCIST' GOT FEW COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PART OF RAIL FUNDS GET HOUSE OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PART OF RAIL FUNDS GET HOUSE OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHAIN LETTERS AND PUBLIC INTEREST (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUSPECT IN POT CASE SERVED WARRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KULL WANTS ORIGINAL WEAPONS BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP TURNS IN PETITIONS ON MINING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN FILES SUIT AGAINST CITY, POLICE","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SENATE, HOUSE PASS TAX BILLS","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP TURNS IN PETITIONS ON MINING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HOT SPRINGS PLANE CRASH KILLS 4,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*DEMOCRAT TRADITION IN FAMILY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*DEMOCRAT TRADITION IN FAMILY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NEBRASKANS BATTLE OVER SD TUITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PLANS AIMED AT IMPROVING SPECIAL EDUC TEACHING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
PLANS AIMED AT IMPROVING SPECIAL EDUC TEACHING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
GAME BIOLOGISTS CAN ONLY WATCH AS GEESE DIE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DESIGNER FEARS BALLOONS TOO SMALL FOR WORLD FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL SLASHES {dollar}7 MILLION FROM EDUCATION REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL SLASHES {dollar}7 MILLION FROM EDUCATION REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ST OLAF CHOIR APPEARS IN SIOUX FALLS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HARTIG'S ACID WIT PROPELS PLAYHOUSE COMEDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ZIG PEDDLES SALE SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ZIG PEDDLES SALE SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE CAUSED BY IMPROPERLY INSTALLED INSULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SPRINTING SHOPPER SCOURS SHELVES, GRABS GROCERIES","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COPTERS KEY TO FIGHTING FIRES IN TALL BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FURTHER CHANGE FOR AIRLINES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"LET FAMILY FARMERS, MAIN STREET UNITE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
APPRECIATED SEMINAR FOR SINGLES AT SFC (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE BONDING BILL PASSES HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
3 SAID TO BE FAVORED FOR FEDERAL JOBS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE UNSURE ABOUT 1982 CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
FMHA GETTING BUM RAP,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SD LAWMAKERS UNSURE ABOUT CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LABOR BOARD SAYS MORRELL VIOLATING LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLAN SETTLES COUNTY DWI CASES FASTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ABANDON UNCLAIMED CAR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MR & MRS H ROETZEL 67 YEARS OF VALENTINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REAGANOMICS WILL BE GOP DOWNFALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL PRESIDENT PROTESTS CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WEATHER DRAINS SD ENERGY ASSISTANCE MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKER WON'T SEEK NEW GAS TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ROAD POLICY QUESTIONS FACE SD (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD GETS BUCKS FROM GAMBLING (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BAILEY APPROACH WON'T ELIMINATE CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"BLAME TERRORISTS, NOT EL SALVADOR (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KIDNEYS AIDED TWO OTHER RECIPIENTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MANY ABORTION VICTIMS MAIDENS IN DISTRESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
JUVENILE HELD IN STABBING DEATH-PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUVENILE HELD IN STABBING DEATH--PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GROUP SAYS PINE RIDGE WATER CAUSING CANCER,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW-PERSONNEL EXECUTIVE MATTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*LEGISLATORS CONFRONTED BY CONSTITUENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
AMENDMENT GUTS GRAIN-PRICE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"GRAIN MARKETING, DWI, MINING, GAMBLING BILLS","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES GAMBLING MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SENATE CLOSES LOOPHOLE IN DWI LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SENATE OKS GRAIN MARKETING PACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SENATE OKS REGENTS APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SENATE PANEL PASSES 3 MINING BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
WORKFARE SHOULDN'T INCLUDE DAYCARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ARTS COUNCIL PROCEEDS WITH NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*ARCHERY TOURNAMENT NOT DRAWING BIG CROWDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CHILDREN'S CENTER WAS A HOME FOR WAIFS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DOUBLE CASTING ENLIVENS A MOLIERE PLAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST KISS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COPING WITH MENTAL ILLNESS IN THE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*DARLENE JERVIK, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY, BABY","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*COUPLES REMEMBER HOW THEY MET,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*FOR 102 YR-OLD, ALL HAVE BEEN GOOD","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*SCHULTZ WINS MIDWINTER SINGLES TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MISSOURI RIVER DEVELOPMENT READY FOR SUMMER,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MEN IN CHAMBER BACK KEEP ORDER IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WATER PROJECT MAY BE PIPE DREAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT DEVICE HELPS SAVE INFANT LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUDDLE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"LEGISLATURE TO DEBATE BANK PLANS, BALANCE BUDGET","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MONEY FOR WATER SLOWS TO TRICKLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAX SD TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN 83 (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SINTE GLESKA'S ACCREDITATION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DETENTE NEEDED BETWEEN FREEZE FOES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SKI ADULTS THANK STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER REZONING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE PREPARES AGENT ORANGE PAY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GYPSY MOTHS MOVE INTO SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE FIND HUMAN SERVICES INMATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS ARCHITECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*MAGISTRATE, LAWYER IS IN JOB FOR PEOPLE","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"PIPELINES ATTRACTIVE TO UTIL, THREAT UNION","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CHEM-NUCLEAR FIGHTS BAD IMAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY PLANS {dollar}470,000 PROJECT","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD NATIVE HEADS NUKE-WASTE FIRM,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
WASTE SITE SUPPORTERS SAY ARGUS IS BIASED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*COUPLE'S MARRIAGE IS BASED ON GIVING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*HINES THIRD CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PANEL OK'S BOAT, PARK FEE INCREASES","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS SEEK NEW GYM FOR EDISON JR HIGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATOR DENIES HOLIDAY BILL IS RACIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUTOPSY MAY TELL WHY SIOUX FALLS MAN DIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PUKWANA MAN FACES EXTORTION CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INTRUDER KILLS WAGNER MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RESIDENTS CAN VOICE OPINION ON SPACE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
REUTTER SEEKS DISMISSAL IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*3 STATES WANT PROGRAM ENDED OR CUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHOULD TRY FOR BETTER RELATIONSHIP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DO LAWMAKERS SERVE GOVERNMENT OR PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
EDUCATION PRIME PURPOSE OF SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"ABERDEEN MAN, 19, DIES IN CAR-TRAIN CRASH","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"FIRE BURNED 35 ACRES, BLAMED ON FIREWORKS","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GOP MAN ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE'S ATTORNEY WON'T SEEK DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GROUP HELPS GERMANS LEARN ABOUT ANCESTORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
INTEREST RATES STALL COLLEGE'S BUILDING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
NEW PHEASANT-SAVING PROGRAM PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BILL SETS RULES FOR WITHHOLDING DEPOSIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SENATE URGES ACTION ON CENDAK PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SENATE VOTES TO RETAIN 1-CENT TAX ON GAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TAX ON ILLEGAL DRUG OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DEMOCRATS' PRIORITY BILL KILLED IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
OPPOSES PLAN TO DISSOLVE SUBDISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
HOUSE COMMITTEE OK'S COUNTY BUDGETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
LEGISLATORS PLOT FARM ACTION PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BILLBOARD BRUHAHA DISPLAYS DIFFERENCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW-PRESSLER RIFT VIEWED AS HARMLESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MILITARY PEOPLE DESERVE TOP PAY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SACRED COWS EVIDENT IN THE SLAUGHTERHOUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TWO OFFICIALS ARE OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HUNKING SUFFERS FISCAL FLAW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CUT PAY TO FIX ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AFRICA NEEDS US HELP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
AMBULANCE BILL REASONABLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NUKE WASTE BILLS DIFFER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*READERS SHARE VALENTINE MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINTERS--I DIDN'T SHOOT AT DOKKEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MANDATORY USE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AMENDMENTS EQUAL CONFUSION OF NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHORUS OF PROTESTS SAVES STATE SONG,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENATE OKS ENDING CHARGES TO COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENATORS PASS BILL PROTECTING LIQUOR SELLERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WHEEL TAX CLEARS ANOTHER LEGISLATIVE HURDLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARM GROUPS LAUD ABDNOR'S LAND BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER OPPOSES TAX PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNITED BRANDS QUARTER PROFITS DIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY AIRPORT TO GET {dollar}2.9 MILLION GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX WANT TO CREATE 10 NEW COMMISSIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION TOPIC OF ALUMNI MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WIDOW OF FORMER GOVERNOR LESLIE JENSEN DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
2 MEN INDICTED FOR STEALING PRAIRIE DOG POISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
KIMBALL MAN FOUND GUILTY IN INCEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
YANKTON TRIBE MAY START BINGO,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TASK FORCE WILL HELP JOBLESS IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL MAKES RAPE OF SPOUSE A CRIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWYER--MCDOWELL MAY GET NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
ABDNOR SETS UP MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
IDS/AMERICAN EXPRESS PLANS MOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"MCELHANEY, BUXTON AIM FOR STATE TITLES","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FLU BUG STINGS CITY STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE REJECTS FOREIGN LANGUAGE RULE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KELO TO MAKE ROOM FOR RATHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TYLENOL WARNING ISSUED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*CENTENNIAL MONEY TO STATE, LOCAL MUSEUMS","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T TAKE AWAY YOUNG ADULTS' RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"GOOD LUCK, BRANDON AREA (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MARCOS SHOULD STEP DOWN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX FUND SHOULD PICK UP TAB (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
FEED THE WORLD'S HUNGRY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TRAGEDY SHOCKED STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*LIFETIME VALENTINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING UP ISN'T HARD TO DO,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WOMAN, GRANDCHILD ESCAPE TRAILER FIRE","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COCAINE CASE ON ASPIRING TEACHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT HEARS DRINKING-AGE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EDUCATORS PROTESTS BILL'S AID FORMULA,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FARMERS UNION BOYCOTTS COORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"RESURRECTS SPEEDING, LIVING WILL BILLS","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDENT REGENT BILL SQUEAKS THROUGH HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE TO DISCUSS B-1 BOMBER INSTALLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FRANKENFELD SAYS PLAN WOULD HELP BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HANSEN NAMES DEPUTY CAMPAIGN MANAGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAW WILL BITE INTO FARM INCOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO COUNT OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF SETS SEMINAR FOR BUSINESS OWNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HORMEL STRIKE STRATEGIST IN COURT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EXPERT COATS MESSAGE WITH CORN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"HERE ARE EDUCATION BILL WINNERS, LOSERS","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COMMITTEE OK'S VENTURE CAPITAL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*MIXED BAG OF DUTIES AT DAKOTA STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FORECAST BECOMES ADVERSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SWIFT DISPUTE STYMIES MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE STATUS OF SINGLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
KIWANIS APPRECIATES PATRONAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SERTOMANS GIVES TO HELP CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
THANKS TO MORNING OPTIMIST CLUB (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CHRISTMAS DRIVE WAS SUCCESSFUL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
LUNG GROUP APPRECIATES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MICKELSON SHOULD RID DEPT OF POLITICS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WINTER IS BEING ENJOYED BY ALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PARENTS IN A MINOR'S CHOICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
UNION HAS HELPED WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WORKERS ARE PROTECTED BY UNION STEWARDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PUT MONEY WHERE MOUTH IS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LEAHY NOT INSULTING STATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*SEE SELF IN GOD'S EYES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CEMETERY LOSES FUNERAL HOME CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR ISSUES DRINKING AGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOBLESS RATE FALLS IN DEC,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON VETOES PROPERTY TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRIVER'S EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE OFFICIAL FILES GRIEVANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEREGULATION BILL STALLS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON WRONG ABOUT PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MCCLURE'S SALES TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY WOMAN APPOINTED TO REGENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*PANEL DEBATES PLEA BARGAINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S RETAIL SALES OUTPACE NATIONAL RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES BILL FOR LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TRIBE TO MANAGE BINGO PARLOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
POLITICAL EYES TURN TO SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JURY SELECTION STARTS TUESDAY IN JENNER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*COUPLES MOTTO--LOVE, DEVOTION","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DUKAKIS IS BEST DEMOCRAT OPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"DEMO UNDECIDEDS, UNKNOWN ROBERTSON STRENGTH","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DOLE HAS EDGE IN GOP CONTEST (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"COMPARING ISRAELIS, NAZI REGIME INSULTING (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BIGOTRY SURFACES AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ABORTION FIGURES DISTORTED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
NATION NEEDS LEAVE ACT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DUKAKIS POISED IN DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*HOW THE PRIMARY SYSTEM WORKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRIMARY IMPORTANCE FOR SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEATH INVESTIGATED AS HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DISTRICTS TO VOTE ON CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ELDERLY TO RECEIVE LOWER PHONE BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE WARNS DRUG DEALERS OF LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SHOOTING VICTIM STILL CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*AIMING WITH DETERMINATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*BATTLE OVER HANDLING OF PROTECTION LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FEAR OF TAX LIMIT AFFECTS LAW MAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
TAKES HEAT FOR OPPOSITION TO BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*SLIPPERY DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
WILD HORSES COULD GET SD HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
FEWER CAR OWNERS GET RENEWAL NOTICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DAKOTA PORK TALKS WITH UNION BREAK OFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
BUSINESS WORKSHOP STARTS ON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER OFFERS 2 SEMINARS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FARM CREDIT RESUMES LAND SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR HOSTS ECONOMIC EVENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
S DAKOTA CEMENT REPORTS '87 EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHAIN MAKES CABBAGE A FAST FOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CABLE FIRMS CLASH IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOGEN--FARMERS SHOULD BE INSURED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CALGARY IS CITY WITH SD FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*VIKINGS SURGE PAST JACKS 81-77,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*NETWORK TURNS ON KSFY TO GAMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
ARLINGTON WRESTLERS WIN 2B TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*CONTROVERSIAL BILLS COME BEFORE LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
*LOVE THAT LASTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE TOGETHER 70 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
GRACE STRUIKSMA LIKES QUICK RECIPES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1988, sect.F, p.09, col.5"
*LAUGHTER HOLDS VALENTINES TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE PASSES VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO PAY FEES IN ABORTION CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'PENTHOUSE' AD UPSETS AUSTAD'S,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*OFFER SAMPLE OF A DIFFERENT AMY GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*VALENTINE'S DAY HAS ROOTS IN ROMAN FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY BILL BELONGS IN SCRAP HEAP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOUNTIES WILL FOLLOW IF FUR FARMING DESTROYED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REPUBLICANS BLOCK FAIR TAX (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY'S NEW BUS STOP NICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DON'T PLAY ERMA BOMBECK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"*RAPID CITY, SIOUX FALLS NATURAL CBA RIVALS","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE RELEASE SKETCH OF SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LICENSE PLATE FEES WON'T BE INCREASED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEDDELL GETS 70-MONTH TERM,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO CRACK CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REMOVAL STARTS OF ASBESTOS AT CENTRAL BAPTIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD TOLD SCHOOL REMODELING ESTIMATE TOO LOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS ADD INCOME TAX TO PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATOR'S REASONABLENESS DECIDED BY HIS PEERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"LINK SUSPECTED IN {dollar}68,000 BURGLARIES","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO INVESTIGATE CYANIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EXPERT SAYS DISCREPANCY COMMON IN TESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM CREDIT OFFICIALS BOOED AT SENATE HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER DIRECTOR HAS LOU GEHRIG'S DISEASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HANSON COUNTY TO VOTE ON SCHOOL BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITIZENS TO RECOMMEND FUTURE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ENHANCED 911 COULD IMPROVE RESPONSE TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*DIVORCE GRANTINGS ARE ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SENATE PASSES TAX LIMIT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 JUSTICES WON'T HEAR APPEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EXILE--APARTHEID STILL ALIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*GUARDED AGAINST COLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BALLOT BOUND TO CONFUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CREDIT FOR TRYING TO IMPROVE FAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DOESN'T NEED OUTSIDERS TO SET VALUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BEST GOVERNMENT IS LEAST GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KING DESERVES HONOR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"PORN, FREEDOM NOT LINKED (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*CAFETERIA COOK ADAPTS RECIPES FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SOME VALENTINE'S ARE ALL CONSUMING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HERSETH UNDECIDED ON RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ODOR SENDS KIDS HOME FROM SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO TALK ABOUT MEDICARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAMUELSON READY TO OPEN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHIPLEYS GETS CALLS AFTER CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*50-YEAR-OLD TIME CAPSULE IS NOWHERE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BATTLE HEATS UP IN CLEAR LAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USD DEAN LEAVING FOR UNKNOWN REASONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER ACCEPTS JOB IN DALLAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PLANS IN WORKS ON SCHOOL FOR YOUTHS AT RISK,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TEA WON'T GET ANOTHER BINGO HALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BOARD TO HEAR PLANS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE ORDERS COUNTY TO OPEN BIDS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUKWANA VOTERS CLOSE SCHOOL BY 43-21 MARGIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL RECEIVES BOOST IN UTILITY REVENUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WIFE OF EX-MAYOR BIDS FOR OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MADISON'S BOND ISSUE PLACED AT {dollar}3.3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ACADEMICS TO COME FIRST IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BRANDON CITED TODAY AS GOLD COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"FACILITIES, FUNDING TOP DELL RAPIDS PRIORITIES","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ELK POINT SCHOOL GETS TURNED DOWN FOR GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
7 WATER DISTRICT POSTS EXPIRE AT END OF 1990,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CHILD-SAFETY SEAT LEGISLATION SIGNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FINAL OK GIVEN TO DUMP MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JERKS LICENSE OF PERSON CAUGHT WITH DRUGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE REJECTS MEASURE TO ALLOW GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TO CHANGE RESTRICTED PERMIT LAW IS PASSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*O'GORMAN STARS TO PLAY FOR SMU,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE LOSE TO TEXANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*SOMERS WILL SPEAK HERE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
OVERSEAS TRAVELERS TO SD UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
41 SD COUNTIES RATED DISASTER AREAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*LUMBERMEN SEE GOOD YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
IN-STATE AIR SERVICE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
PANEL OK'S WETLANDS MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.5"
REPEALS BOOST IN TRUCK LICENSE FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.5"
MILBANK SHOWS ITS HEART,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ONE DANCE LED TO LOVE IN 1916,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*12 CHANCES FOR 'DANCES',"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CENSORED REPORTS BETTER THAN NOTHING (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IF LONETREE IS OK'D MORE WILL FOLLOW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LAWMAKERS REFLECTED VOICE OF VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TIME RUNNING OUT ON LONETREE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GULF TROOPS DESERVE STRONG HOME SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TOURIST AGENCY MAY HAVE TO PUSH GARBAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ABORTION PROPONENTS REVEAL TRUE COLORS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TV COVERAGE HURT AN INNOCENT MAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*'DANCES' REUNITES WESTERNS, OSCARS","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CLOWN HAS SERIOUS MISSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*COUNSELOR HELPS WED HAPPINESS, MARRIAGE","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WHY STUDENTS DROP OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
INMATE SENTENCED FOR FORGING CHECK,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WON'T ASK FOR DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL DATE SCHEDULED MAY 6 FOR SCOTT DAVI,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILL SEEK REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MARKED FOR THE SEASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CASINO OWNER DEFIES EVICTION NOTICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CORPORATE INCOME TAX BILL DIES IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE APPROVES MAMMOGRAPHY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COMMITTEE TURNS ATTENTION TO PORNOGRAPHY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEEDS STUDY WILL BE FAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SENATE DEFEATS RECYCLING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KNEE DEEP IN SHEEP,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOOKKEEPERS PLEAD GUILTY TO CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
2 PICK UP FORMS TO RUN FOR COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EX-OFFICER INTERVIEW TELLS OF OTHER BREAK-INS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
VOTERS TURN DOWN {dollar}5.3 MILLION BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"N DAKOTA WOMAN HITS {dollar}30,000 JACKPOT","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
TECH GETS {dollar}3.5 MILLION FOR RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
LESS THAN THRILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*CORN-PROCESSING PLANT GETS GO-AHEADS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
GOLD MINING GROWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
TIMBER BUYERS LIKE YELLOW PINES OF BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
CHOOSES CIVIL ACTION AGAINST WILLIAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JAMZ PROBLEMS PROMPT NAACP LETTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS--CITY SHOULD BUY WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GIVE COUNTY VOTERS A SAY IN JAIL ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' NOT OBJECTIVE IN AREA OF SPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"LOCAL STORES, LIKE SMALL FARMERS, NEED SUPPORT (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE JUDGED BY LAWS IT DOES NOT PASS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD SPENDING ON THE LOOSE AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DASCHLE'S 'NON-NEWS' SHOULDN'T BE IN PAPER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TRANSIT CHANGES BLOW TO SENIOR PATRON (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"MORAL TEACHING, SAFE SEX SHOULD BE TAUGHT (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MOST S DAKOTANS AGAINST SEAT-BELT LAW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WE NEED TO PULL BACK FROM IMPORTED OIL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MICKELSON LAUDED FOR SUPPORT OF MENTALLY ILL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CHILD PROTECTION NOT FULFILLING ROLE FOR KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
TEACHING ABSTINENCE WORTH CONSIDERATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
JACK WHITE FALSELY DOWNPLAYING RACISM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
WATER DEVELOPMENT PLAN HITS THE MARK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TOO MANY CHALLENGES TO FREEDOM OCCURING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
PREJUDICE SHOWS A REAL LACK OF CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
"*JUST LIKE THE GOOD, OLD DAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE OPENS ARMS TO KIDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PEACEMAKERS' VOICES WILL BE HEARD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HARRIS HOT AFTER ALL THESE YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MAN FOUND BLEEDING DIDN'T COMMIT BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO 4TH-OFFENSE DWI,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA LAWMAKER VISITS VA HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOST BOUNDARY CHANGES TAKE EFFECT NEXT FALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OWNER SAYS BOOKS SHOULD STAY ON SHELF,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
5 DEMOCRATS COMMIT TO FEBRUARY 23 FORUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOTORISTS SHORTCUT ON UNFINISHED INTERCHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOUSE PASSES BILL TO TAX CATALOG SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BROWN COUNTY WORKER HURT IN TRAIN WRECK,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES NEW TRIAL IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"3 MEN, JUVENILE HELD IN FIVE BURGLARIES","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WOMAN INJURED IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MEASURES TARGETING GANGS PASS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RAILROAD PROPERTY MEASURE HITS A ROADBLOCK,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RAPID CITY TO INCREASE PICK UP RATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SCHIEFFER 'ECSTATIC' ABOUT ANTI-DRUG MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TINY HOYT SCHOOLS FACE 'SPECIAL' DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BEVERAGE DEPOSIT BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*PANEL KILLS BILL TO BAN CIGARETTE MACHINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TO TAKE CARE FROM CHRONIC DRUNKEN DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM FOR POOR CHILDREN REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PEEPING TOM CRACKDOWN BILL IS SENT TO FULL HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
TOURING SCULPTURE WILL PUBLICIZE WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE PAYS {dollar}2.58 MILLION TO SEVEN COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*CBA PLAYOFFS HONEST GOAL FOR SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROOSEVELT GYMNASTICS CLAIM REGION CROWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CLARK CONTINUES COMEBACK FROM INJURY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*OLYMPICS BUSY TIME FOR O'BRIEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*WHEAT BOARD NAMES NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SHOPS RUN NON-STOP TO FILL FLORAL REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*NC BOARD WON'T VISIT SD DURING SEARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOPHOMORE DRIVEN TO PLAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JOBS OPEN, BUT LOW WAGES MEAN STRUGGLE","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ILLINOIS ADMINISTRATOR NAMED AUGIE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER DOUBLETALKS (ABERDEEN AM NEWS),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WEAST SHOULD QUIT OR COMMIT TO JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TO RAISE SALARIES (WATERTOWN PUBLIC OPINION),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*OLDER AMERICANS ARE AN ASSET,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*LAKOTA LOVE IS A WALK TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
SPURNING GOD ISN'T WISE CHOICE FOR US (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
VIDEO GAMBLING IS NOT VIDEO LOTTERY TO IRS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'BIRDIE' SOUND WOES HERALD THEATER NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CONSTITUTION IS CLEAR ON WHO DECLARES WAR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
BEAUTIFUL ALTERTNATIVES AVAILABLE TO ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
PERFECT GRANDMOTHER RUINS GOOD BABY SITTER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"SEAT BELT, HELMET LAWS LIMIT FREEDOM (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
HIGH COST OF APPEALS NOT ADDRESSED IN STORY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
"START CUTTING EXPENSES, NOT SOCIAL SECURITY (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
'ARGUS' EDITORIALS CONTINUALLY MISS MARK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
WE SHOULD BECOME NATION UNDER GOD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*COYOTES STAY PERFECT IN NCC,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DAYS SPENT FISHING WON'T BE FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ABC NEWS REPORTER TO SPEAK IN CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HUMBOLDT COMPANY GETS DISTRIBUTION PACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JEWELRY FIRM BUYS RUSHMORE GOLD CO,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*NEW USES RANGE FROM GOLF TEES TO TRAPSHOOTING DISCS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS DISCOURAGE ORDERS FOR 'RARE' MEAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SF WOMAN CHARGED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON TRUSTY UNIT ESCAPEE STILL AT LARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ICY SPOKES REVEAL TURN IN THE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
HEART PATIENT WAITS FOR NEWS OF A BETTER LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
STATE CHILD ABUSE CASES DROP,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
11 ARRESTED IN YANKTON DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*THE BIG RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
PROJECT LETS SENIORS EARN TAX MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*ANTI-SIOUX FALLS FEELING THRIVES IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
OFFICAL REFUSAL BRINGS DEA AGENTS TO STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
RC COUNCIL AGREES TO BUY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*BALTIC STUDENTS PUT THEIR HEADS TOGETHER TO WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
TRIBAL PROGRAM TO DISTRIBUTE CONTRACEPTIVES TO GIRLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.6"
JUVENILE JUSTICE BILLS GO TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
WORKERS SEEK CONTRACT RELIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
"TEXTILE FIRM, TRIBE SEEK SD PLANT DEAL","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.05, col.4"
MUENSTER'S INTENTIONS SECRET TILL FALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.F, p.05, col.6"
*LOST IN THE FOG ON THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*SD THE SUNSHINE STATE?--YA, RIGHT","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*ATTRACTIONS ABOUND ON NEW ZEALAND'S NORTHERN ISLAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*VALENTINE'S DAY GREETINGS FALL SHORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1993, sect.G, p.03, col.3"
*ILLNESS CAUSES INSURANCE FIRMS TO REJECT WOMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
IF ALL OUT-OF-STATE TRIPS WORTH IT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRUG WAR MAY LOSE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"17 DRUG FIGHTING, TREATMENT PROGRAMS FACE CUTS","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"FAIRNESS MUST BE DEBATED, DEMOCRAT SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EDUCATION LOBBYISTS INCREASE AT LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*LOBBYIST IN JEANS RALLIES FOR RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BILLS WILL KEEP LAWMAKERS SCRAMBLING IN FINAL HOUR,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*VIDEO-LOTTERY CONTROVERSY LOSES PUNCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
CONVENTION CENTER DESIGN LOOKS GOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ADD WORKING HOLIDAYS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EQUALIZING EDUCATION REMAINS A DILEMMA (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"SEAT-BELT USE HAS A GOOD, BAD SIDE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY PLAYS ROLE IN SCHOOL FUNDING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*EQUITY IS TOP PRIORITY IN FUNDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STUDENTS BENEFIT UNEQUALLY FROM CURRENT PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DON'T USE CHRISTIANITY TO JUSTIFY INTOLERANCE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LACK OF SPELLING SKILLS EVIDENT ON SOME SIGNS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"STUDENT NUMBERS UP, BUT FUNDING REDUCED (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
REFORM EFFORTS SEEM TO DEMEAN TEACHERS' ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SD BUSINESSES MUST OFFER COMPETITIVE WAGES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
SD SCHOOL-FUNDING METHOD OBSOLETE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
FEDS MAY TAX PENSION-FUND ASSETS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
HEALTH PLAN INFUSED WITH BUREAUCRACY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
TRIBE'S PLAN TO OPEN CASINOS PROGRESSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SELECT SITE FOR CORRECTIONS FACILITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS LIBRARY TO HOST EXHIBITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS RELUCTANT TO CURB ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ADVOCATE FIGHTS FOR RIGHTS OF THE HEARING IMPAIRED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CANTON BAND RAISES MONEY AUCTIONING DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE OWNER DREAMS OF CHAMPIONSHIP WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HIGH TEMPS BRING BREAK FROM COLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HOSPITAL CHOOSE SELF-MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUVENILES SENTENCED FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOTOR-COACH BUILDER OPENS IN FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OWNERS PLANNING TO EXPAND MINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY STUDENTS PROMOTE KINDNESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CASINO WORKERS CONSIDER JOINING UNION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COLLEGE ENROLLMENT GROWS AS FUNDING SLOWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MILLER AND JANKLOW STUMP FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*SOME DIESEL VEHICLES GAIN TAX CREDITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RIFT AMONG BASEBALL GROUPS WIDENS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BRANDON VALLEY STUDENTS COMPUTE GOOD MATCHES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS OF WEEK SELECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LOVERS' DAY HAS SAINTLY HISTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*LOVERS' DAY HAS SAINTLY HISTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL CUTS OUT STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS BRIGHTEN DAY FOR VETERANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOL BOARD BANS BOOZE, SMOKING AT HOWARD WOOD","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP TARGETING SD IN ADS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW TAX-RELIEF PLAN CLEARS COMMITTEE HURDLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL RESOLUTION PUT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
INDUSTRY'S LOTTERY BILL IS REVIVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MEDICAL-EXAM LEGISLATION MOVES AHEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD TAX BILL WINS FIRST APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE EASES PUBLISHING REQUIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
ELIMINATING SALES TAX ON FOOD UNDER DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
COMMITTEE TURNS DOWN TOUGH SENTENCING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"SENATE PANEL OK'S TAX ON BONDS, STOCKS","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HOUSE REJECTS BILL ON SCHOOL BOARD ISSUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PANEL OK'S EXPULSION OF ARMED STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SCHOOLS MAY BE ABLE TO CHARGE FOR PARKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CIGARETTE TAX INCREASE REVIVED IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
STATUS OF MAJOR LEGISLATIVE ISSUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
DEBATE ON CELLULAR PHONE TAX NOW IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
PARENTS SHOULD PAY FOR MINOR'S CHILD (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*REGIONAL FAVORITE DOLE THE REPUBLICAN TO BEAT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T WASTE TIME WITH MASCOT DRIVEL (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"COYOTE REPRESENTS SURVIVAL, INDEPENDENCE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
FRATERNAL INSURANCE COMPANIES MUST PAY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HUMANIZE FETUSES AND ABORTION WILL END (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PBS GOOD ALTERNATIVE; PRESSLER SHOULD LAY OFF (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
JOHNSON'S MAILINGS HELP KEEP US INFORMED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
DON'T MIX UP TRAVELERS BY RENAMING I-229 (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"LANDLORDS, TENANTS NEED TAX BREAK, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*FIVE MARRIED COUPLES SHARE THEIR STORIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCKENNAN UNIT LISTED AS ONE OF NATION'S BEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PREVENTIVE APPROACH TAKEN TO AID COUPLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*DEBATES ENDS MONTROSE DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MARTIN SIGNS WITH WOLVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WALL LAKE'S ICE CYCLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WINTER KILL WON'T LEAVE ITS MARK ON STATE'S LAKES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BLUE CROSS PLANS MEETING FOR RETIREES,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BAIL POSTED FOR MAN CHARGED IN BEATING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN ACCUSED OF STEALING CAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MUSEUM WORKER ADMITS EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GAS-LINE LEAK FORCES EVACUATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WORDS FLY OVER DAMAGE FROM ROCKY ROADS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*C-SPAN II LETS STUDENTS AIR VIEWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BOARD PROPOSES DISCIPLINE OVERHAUL,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNOR ASKS FOR AID FOR COUNTIES HIT BY ICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WOONSOCKET MAN'S INJURIES MINOR AFTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC ART SHOW FUND-RAISER OPENS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ABERDEEN MEN PLEAD GUILTY IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RAPID CITY MAN RETURNS REMAINS TO TRIBAL OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RESIDENTS TO MEET TO DISCUSS NEEDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE WANTS DUMP DECLASSIFIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*WILDLIFE HOT TUB,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
NEW ELK POINT WATER TOWER WOULD TRIPLE STORAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*HUNTING IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
HOUSE PROJECT HELPS ELKTON STUDENTS BUILD SKILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SPEAKER OPENS EYES TO GANG SIGNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
MAN GETS 30 EXTRA DAYS BEHIND BARS FOR CURSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.6"
*FERTILIZER PRICES RISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 14 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
TWO TEAMS TO CHECK INDIAN SCHOOL-FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL PRODUCTION THREATENED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL PRODUCTION THREATENED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWO TEAMS TO CHECK INDIAN SCHOOL-FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN PLANS APPEAL OF JET FUEL REGULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
MCGOVERN PLANS APPEAL OF JET FUEL REGULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
LEAVE AGE LIMIT FOR BEER ALONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LEAVE AGE LIMIT FOR BEER ALONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
REDUCED FEDERAL WILDLIFE PAYMENTS-MINER COUNTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
REDUCED FEDERAL WILDLIFE PAYMENTS-MINER COUNTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SNOW REMOVAL NEAR HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
TERRY MONAHAN'S COVERAGE PRAISED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
LANDOWNER SEES A PLUS ON SEASON ON MOURNING DOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
ERA HAS 4 SETBACKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"BERGLAND, FARMERS AIR COMPLAINTS BEFORE COMMITTEE","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*JIM WALKER SLAMS MORNINGSIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MIKE SPECHT MAKES IT ROUGH ON RANDY DEVANEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KEEP CLOSE EYE ON USD'S CHRIS DEANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JANKLOW TO ATTEND MEETING TO RESOLVE BILLBOARD ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
JANKLOW TO ATTEND MEETING TO RESOLVE BILLBOARD ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HEARING SET FOR 3 ACCUSED IN ROBBERY PLOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
RECYCLING PLANT ON SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
CANCER CRUSADE BEGINS MARCH 12,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
EVICTION LEAVES DANCE CLUB WITHOUT A HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
GARDEN SPACE DONATIONS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
NCB ANNOUNCES NEW PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
*SEEKING THE ROOTS OF SIOUX FALLS BLACKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VALENTINE'S DAY AT JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*'ROOTS' TO UNFOLD OVER SEVEN NIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*GUTHRIE OFFERS GAY'S 'BEGGARS',"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*CHARLES MINGUS BLAZES ON,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
GAS CUT THREATS NOT FELT LOCALLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEW TAXES DECISION DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEW TAXES DECISION DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ZERO VISIBILITY WAS THE REASON FOR A FIVE CAR PILE-UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CENTRALIZED SCHOOL PLANNED-COLTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PARTY PLANS COMPARED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
USDA PREDICTING HIGHER MILK OUTPUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LOOPHOLE FOUND IN EDUC LAW-CANISTOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
WHEAT-ALCOHOL SITE-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
PUBLIC RADIO NEWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PARTIES BATTLE OVER DRIVES FOR VOTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DAY CARE LICENSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
CAR FORFEITURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
LOAD LIMIT REINSTATEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*FAMILY FIRM LICKS TREND,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE PLANNING LITTLE AG ACTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATURE PLANNING LITTLE AG ACTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
HIGH COSTS THREATEN FAMILY FARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
HIGH COSTS THREATEN FAMILY FARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
STUDY GIVES MORE DATA IN NITRITE CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
ENERGY SAVERS HAVE '78 TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.2"
GREENBUG SPRAY NEEDED FOR SORGHUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.2"
SCIENTIST'S RESEARCH TO AID SOYBEAN GROWERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
SCIENTIST'S RESEARCH TO AID SOYBEAN GROWERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
DON'T OVERDOSE IN WEED CONTROL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
CATTLE SCABIES FUNDS PROVIDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.3"
ALFALFA SUCCESS REQUIRES GOOD MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
EXTENSIVE SET-ASIDE PARTICIPATION SEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1979, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
THE END IN PIERRE AND NOTHING'S SURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BROTHERLY LOVE CLASS ENDS IN RESENTMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BROTHERLY LOVE CLASS ENDS IN RESENTMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*THOMAS CRITICIZES CANADA'S 'STUNT',"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*THOMAS CRITICIZES CANADA'S 'STUNT',"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*THOMAS CRITICIZES CANADA'S 'STUNT',"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*HANDICAPS OVERCOME IN ADOPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOTHERS LEAVE HOME FOR MRS SD TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CIVIC DANCE TO KICK OFF TICKET DRIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HANDICAPS OVERCOME IN ADOPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOTHERS LEAVE HOME FOR MRS SD TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*'AMERICAN GIGOLO'-BAD, BUT NOT AWFUL","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*YANKTON WINS WRESTLING TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAIN EMBARGO SPURRING NEW LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
GRAIN EMBARGO SPURRING NEW LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"SENATE ADD {dollar}157,000 TO STATE BILL","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHAIN LETTER LAWYERS GET BIG SENDOFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}750,000 ADDED TO SCHOOL AID","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}750,000 ADDED TO SCHOOL AID","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"VOTERS TO DECIDE NUKE PLANT, URANIUM ISSUES","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS SEEK RAIL COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOLEM-PRISONS SOMETIMES GET 'ROTTON APPLE',"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"VOTERS TO DECIDE NUKE PLANT, URANIUM ISSUES","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CATTLE POISONING INCIDENT AND GAS WARFARE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HOSPITAL SHOWS SHAPE OF FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ANSWERS CRITICISM OF BEEFERENDUM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
OPPOSE BEEFERENDUM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STATE TRADES TURKEYS FOR 'WEASELS',"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
VANDALS SIFT THROUGH MAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TAX GROUP ASK PETITION RULE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE TRADES TURKEYS FOR 'WEASELS',"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CAB LISTS SD AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MCGOVERN BOOK MAY BE FILM SUBJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
RAIL PACKAGE COST MAY RISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAIL PACKAGE COST MAY RISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CONFERENCE PANEL GET GOLD TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CONFERENCE PANEL GET GOLD TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
24-HOUR ABORTION DELAY APPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
LARSON DEFENDS COMPUTER PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
HOUSE PASSES DWI TEST MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
LEGISLATURE HONORS ALEX JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
24-HOUR ABORTION DELAY APPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
HOUSE PASSES DWI TEST MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
HOUSE OK'S TAX FREEZE AMENDMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
SD AID MAY SURVIVE BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BORDERS BECKON SD POPULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MANDAN ESTIMATE MIGHT RISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BALLOONISTS PREPARE TO TAKE OFF FROM SF'S TUT HILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ICE BUSINESS COOLS DOWN DURING WINTER MONTHS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EROSION CONTROL MAY PRY OPEN FARMERS' BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BUSKOHL NAMED BOSS OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BUSINESS NOTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BUSKOHL NAMED BOSS OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NEW BANK CHARTER LET SECURITY STATE BANK MOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
REPORTED NET INCOME FOR COMMON STOCK-{dollar}6.9 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
ANNULMENTS HARDER TO GET IN SD THAN DIVORCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BROTHERS BREATHE NEW LIFE INTO OLD HOTEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BROTHERS BREATHE NEW LIFE INTO OLD HOTEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANNULMENTS HARDER TO GET IN SD THAN DIVORCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EMMA HINSETH--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*ELITE GATHER FOR ARCHERY TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*WHERE ARE FANS FOR WOMEN'S BASKETBALL GAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*ROGER LUEDKE HAS DREAM WEEK OF BOWLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*ROGER LUEDKE HAS DREAM WEEK OF BOWLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
METAMORPHOSIS OF A BURGEONING BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
METAMORPHOSIS OF A BURGEONING BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*CITIBANK, NEW ZIPS WILL AFFECT POST OFFICES","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"CONSTABLES OFFICE TROUBLED, BUT CHEAP TO RUN","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"CONSTABLES OFFICE TROUBLED, BUT CHEAP TO RUN","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ENVIRONMENT BILL STARTS A TUG-OF-WAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*CITIBANK, NEW ZIPS WILL AFFECT POST OFFICES","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS HEADING TOWARD THE FINAL STRETCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*CITIBANK, NEW ZIPS WILL AFFECT POST OFFICES","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WOLLMAN EYES US SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
MAJOR ZONING ISSUE AT STAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*COMPILING BOOK LED SF WOMAN TO MARRIAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*COMPILING BOOK LED SF WOMAN TO MARRIAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
DOESN'T UNDERSTAND MCKELLIPS' ARGUMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
"DEFENDS FOOD, PEOPLE AID FOR OTHER NATIONS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
CRITICIZES 'B' RATES OF RAPID CITY MOTEL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
DOESN'T UNDERSTAND MCKELLIPS' ARGUMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
JAYCEES PRAISED BY MARCH OF DIMES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
JAYCEES PRAISED BY MARCH OF DIMES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
CRITICIZES US SUPPORT OF EL SALVADOR JUNTA (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
CLARIFIES POINTS IN MANDAN LETTER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
SF WOMAN KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON WOMAN DIES IN ONE-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA RECEIVES {dollar}10,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
FARM GROUP SUPPORTS WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*SD MORAL ISSUES BEFORE LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*EGAN FAMILY DOUBLES AS SPORTS TEAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DISPENSER OF PHILOSOPHY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
KATHY HANNA APPOINTED TO NEONATAL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MCCROSSAN BOARD OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE GETS DONATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SIOUX VALLEY APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HANDICAPPED TREATMENT PLAN PUT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO TACKLE BIGGEST ISSUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MOST SF OFFICES, BANKS CLOSED TODAY","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ICE-SKATING RINK + SOFTBALL + MEN = WET KLUTZES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IT CERTAINLY WASN'T FRIGID,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIM LEADER PLANS TO REQUEST NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DISAGREES ABOUT GRAIN FACILITIES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIGHWAY PLUSES AND MINNESOTA AVE THREAT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WANTS HUNKING TO OFFER SOLUTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GREAT PLAINS STATES LOWER GRAZING FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN FOUND DEAD IN WATERTOWN ALLEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN SENTENCED FOR TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RC AGENCIES COUNTING ON VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TESTS SHOW NO EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL SPILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RADIOACTIVE WASTE DUMP SITE NEAR EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
EXTENSION SERVICE MAY LAY OFF WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RIVER IS GOLD MINE FOR PRIVATE IRRIGATOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*NEAR-PERFECT ARCHER WINS PRO-AM CROWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*RACHAL OUTLIVES EXPECTATIONS, FAMILY HAS NEW HOPE","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BANK PLAN WOULD BRING JOBS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BANK TAX MEASURE HELPS STATE, HURTS COUNTIES","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*STUDENTS,TEACHERS QUESTION WASHINGTON HIGH'S FUTURE","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*ZIPPY DOESN'T KNOW IF HE'S HAVING FUN--READERS ARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DEFENSE KEYS VICTORIES FOR UNBEATEN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MERCHANTS TOLD HOW TO STOP FRAUD,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL CONTRACT TALKS OPEN WITH NEW FORMAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPITZNAGEL WILL PLAN WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW WANTS EXTENSION PERSONNEL CUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AREA IN CITY REZONED AS COMMERCIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DISTRICTS SEEK SMALL BOND BUYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*GASOLINE LEAK SOURCE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW A HIT IN MINN WITH CONCILIATORY SPEECH (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USE SCHOOL BUSES TO TRANSPORT ELDERLY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS SELLING LAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FILMMAKER TESTIFIES IN HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORT MEADE VA CENTER TO GET 2ND SURGEON,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS KIDNAP TRIAL MOVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON FIRM SETTLES SEED CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FLANDREAU TRIBE, COUNCIL DISAGREE ABOUT ELECTION","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FEDS OK MCCOOK COUNTY BANK HOLDING COMPANY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*DASCHLE'S FARM PLAN PUT IN BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ACTION DELAYED FOR STATE SUPPORT FOR ATHLETIC ARENA,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE APPROVES PLAN FOR COLLECTING MONTHLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PENALTY FOR OVERUSING JOBLESS FUNDS REPEALED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE KILLS ONE OF TWO GRAIN PRICING BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
HUNTERS CAN RETRIEVE GAME FROM PRIVATE PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
COMMITTEE STALLS ON MEASURE RESTRICTING 3.2 BEER,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LEGISLATURE WILL EXAMINE SEVERENCE TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENATE SAYS NO TO MANDATORY CHILD SAFETY SEATS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WILDLIFE GRADS KEEP UP HUNT FOR DREAM JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL WOULD EXTEND COMMISSION TERMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
WILDLIFE STUDENTS KNOW THEIR FIELD IS FULL ONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
SENATE REJECTS INDUSTRIAL BANK BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
BROTHERHOOD COUNCIL USES FRIENDLY PERSUASION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"TEXAS MAN, 18, TO BE TRIED IN KIDNAPPING CASE","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LOHNES PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*TWO SIDES ARGUE WEALTH VS HEALTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TASK FORCE BILL TO BE DEBATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
EDGEMONT WELCOMES NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE PRODUCES LITTLE LOW-LEVEL WASTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SENSE OF LOSS PERVADES IGLOO,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*BRANDON'S DUNCAN SHOOTS FOR NO 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*USE WARM WATER ON LETTUCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE SAYS LIVING TOGETHER PREPARED THEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
39-YEAR MARRIAGE IS BUILT ON LOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*ACADEMY ACCEPTS MITCHELL YOUTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*BARLOW GETS YOUTH AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*FIREFIGHTERS HONOR HANSEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
FREEMAN & CHRISTENSEN WIN MUSIC HONORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*DR WILLIAMS' SPEECH IS ON DESPITE PROTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITIZENS DON'T LIKE PROPOSED LOCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EXPOSURE IS CAUSE OF DEATH FOR LOCAL MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FRIENDS ORGANIZE RODKE FIRE RELIEF FUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"GUIDELINES FOR FREE CHEESE, HONEY","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE AG SECRETARY TO SPEAK AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*YA GOTTA HAVE A HEART, SIOUX FALLS","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"INDIAN STUDY, LIBERTY STATUE LOSE FUNDING","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
TO REVIVE BILL GIVING BARTENDERS IMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PANEL REJECTS COLORED LICENSE PLATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CONVOCATION OFFERS ABORTION VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GREAT WIN AT AGE 20 (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GROUPS TO HELP WOMEN PRESSURED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
NUCLEAR-CONTAMINATED WATER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
NUMBER OF PART-TIME WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"*LONGTIME CITY DOCTOR, DIES","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
COURT HEARS ETSI DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
OFFICIAL QUESTIONS TAX REFORM PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
CONSERVATION BILL ENDORSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
IOWA MAN ACCUSED OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS UPHOLD REGENT REQUIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PANEL OKS CHILDREN'S TRUST,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PANEL SUPPORTS TRIAL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
2 CHILD SEX ABUSE BILLS PASS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE ALLOWS AGENCIES TO CHECK RECORDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN HOME--YANKTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
2 STATE WATER PROJECTS SUPPORTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
"*A ROCKIN', ROLLIN' VALENTINE'S DAY","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW'S EDUCATION PLAN PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HELP BURY OLD BOY-GIRL MYTHS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LITTON IS GETTING A BAD RAP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET'S EDUCATE STOCKMAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GROUP NEEDS NEW PRESIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SWANK--'WAITING FOR GODOT',"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*2 MEN JAILED FOR STEALING 15 CALVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL REPEALING FAMILY FARM ACT REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUS RIDE TO CAPITAL MAY BE ONE-WAY TICKET,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S MEASURE ON CRIMINALS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE APPROVES TRIP TO WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINTERS' CASE GOES TO JURY TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAVORS COMPACT ON NUKE WASTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LEARN FROM MISTAKES IN MINNESOTA CASES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CONTRACTOR ASKS JUDGE TO STOP BID-RIGGING SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICHIGAN LAWMAKERS TO ATTEND FARM MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VIBORG MAN DIES IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORKFARE PARTICIPANTS MOVE TO OTHER JOBS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON COLLEGE PRESIDENT TO RETURN TO JOB AS PASTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"91,300 ACRES OF LAND IN STATE LOSING TOPSOIL","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUMBOLDT KNEW ABOUT PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DEMS CRY FOUL ON RALLY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNCIL'S LACK OF ACTION DISAPPOINTS ROSEBUD MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
DASCHLE--STOCKMAN'S FARM PREDICTION WRONG,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
BILL CUTS GASOHOL TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE KILLS BILL ABOUT ADULT CABLE TV MOVIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TWO HIGHWAY FUNDING BILLS HIT ROADBLOCKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BUSINESS BLOOMS FOR FLOWER SHOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL PLANS PLANT EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABDNOR PULLS AD URGING GOP UNITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STATE ACHES FOR RELIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CELEBRATING SOUTH DAKOTA'S HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MCDONALD HOUSE THANKS STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MEALS ON WHEELS THANKS HOSPITALS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
BOMB FACING 2 SUPER POWERS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"FUTURE BRIGHT FOR RICH, POWERFUL (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REAGAN BUDGET HURTS PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THE BEST IS ALWAYS YET TO COME (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DOWNTOWN MALL IS A WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PRESERVE RURAL WAY OF LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
WHY CLOSE PRODUCTIVE UNIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T TRUST PEOPLE TOO MUCH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
STORY SHOWS PRESSLER'S VALUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*BOASTING BLOCKS WAY TO HEAVEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*STUDENTS LEARN NEW FIELDS IN AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S FARM LOAN FORECLOSURE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAJORITY RULES ON LANGUAGE VOTE, BACKERS SAY","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SEXUAL CONTACT WITH CHILD,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AUTHORITIES HOLD CITY MAN ON BURGLARY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IOWANS RECEIVE TAX AMNESTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE BLOCKS DRUG DEALER'S TEACHING,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE ISSUES WARRANT WHEN MAN FAILS TO APPEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEETING TODAY WILL DISCUSS CULTURE CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHARITY GAMBLING REQUESTS MIGHT LEAD TO LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE WARNS FARMERS ABOUT SELL-OUT LETTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T CUT CATCH THE BEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARK SERVICE BUDGET PLAN RAISES BADLANDS FEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEED FIRM TO RETURN PROFITS TO FARM CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2ND MAN FACES MURDER CHARGE IN 1984 DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL NARROWS NUCLEAR WASTE OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SENATE PICKS PIERRE FOR CULTURE CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BILL SUBSIDIZING STATE PRODUCTION OF ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL DEFERS STATE AGRICULTURE AUTHORITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL MOVES TO OFFSET FEDERAL SPENDING CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE DELAYS VOTE ON SCHOOL AID CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BALLOON STORY DOESN'T GET OFF GROUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SESSION TAKES TOLL ON LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DON'T PUT AWAY SNOW SHOVELS YET,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BILL SEEKS GOVERNOR'S MANSION FACELIFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HURON PONDERS SWIFT DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JOBS ANYWHERE HELP STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LET CITIES SET THEIR OWN RATES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"CONSENT LAW COSTLY, WRONG (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CONTRA TERRORISTS DON'T DESERVE SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TRAGEDY WAS SENSATIONALIZED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
STORES ACTED RESPONSIBLY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BUREAUCRACY TREATING TRIBAL LEADERS LIKE CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DEFEND RESPECTIVE DEREGULATION BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*POLITICAL GIANT DASCHLE FELL ONLY ONCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WRESTLERS FIGHT FOR COLLEGE OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHOOTING PRESERVES PROLIFERATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SKUNK SMELL IS GOOD FOR BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FEWER PHEASANTS-MORE PREDATOR DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PLAN FOR BUCKS-ONLY DEER LICENSE BEING CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
"BACHELOR SALE RAISES {dollar}10,000","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICES TO CLOSE ON MONDAY HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLEA ENTERED IN FATAL WRECK--AMHERST,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATOR HURT IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEBSTER MAN KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HOT WHEELS, COLD DAY","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LAWMAKERS TALK TAXES IN FORUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SONGSTAD TO ADD TO LOTTERY ACTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SWIFT UNION VOTE POSSIBLE, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OVERSEAS SISTERHOOD JOINS CITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"FREE FISHING, CAMPING DAYS TO SWITCH MONTHS","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN KILLED IN MINE LACKED SAFETY GEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD RANKS 3RD IN HONEY OUTPUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY DEBATES SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MONEY TO REPAIR UNSAFE DAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WATER BUSINESS SPRINGS TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*WELCOME TO THE MANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GOVERNOR'S FAMILY FEELS AT HOME IN MANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SHIRLEY PEDERSON'S NORWEGIAN TRADITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CHAMBER TO HOST WEEKLY SEMINARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SALES AWARD BANQUET SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SHARP RISE IN CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DELIVERY FIRMS GROW IN STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSAL WOULD SIMPLIFY CREDIT CARD LAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
TO CAPITALIZE ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"*HILLS, MINN ALIVE WITH CONTENTMENT","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SNOW, WIND MAKE TRAVEL HAZARDOUS","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AREA HOG PRODUCERS DESERVE RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUSH-REAGAN A DREAM TEAM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NOFZIGER CONVICTION TAINTS ADMINISTRATION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DUKAKIS CARES ABOUT POOR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
LAWMAKERS DON'T NEED RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"*HUNTING, FISHING BENEFIT ENTIRE STATE","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TRIBES' MONEY SHOULD BE DEPOSITED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CANDIDATES SET FOR TRIBAL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO STUMP IN STATE FOR GEPHARDT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY PROJECTS MEAN TAX INCREASES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAM READY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIMON TO SPEAK FRIDAY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DIABETIC SHOWS VALUE OF HELPING OTHERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INDIANS WANT PAY FOR HILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REVIVAL OF STATE INCOME TAX BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*YET ANOTHER SNOWY AFTERNOON IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
1989 MAY BE TIME FOR CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JOHNSON PAC FUNDS REPORTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SHRUBS WOULD PROTECT I-29,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HOUSEHOLD INCOME AT AGE 65,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*TEACHER GIVES JUNIOR PROGRAM A HAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*DASCHLE SAYS VA HOSPITAL IS SAFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FINALLY--CITY NETS CBA TEAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SMOKING EXILE HAS PUFFING PATIENTS IN A HUFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS RESERVATIONS SPLIT SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MICKELSON STABBED PEOPLE IN THE BACK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"TAX FREEZE IS NOT FAIR TO SF, STATE (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEENS CAN FIND PLENTY TO DO AT HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWS WON'T STOP HILLS WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
NATION SHOCKED BY BIA FRAUD,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*CO-OP'S BAKER USES A VARIETY OF INGREDIENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR TO HOST ECONOMIC GATHERING,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANSON VOTERS REJECT SCHOOL BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFICIAL FIRED OVER FUNDS MISUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN SENTENCED IN VANDALISM SPREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CYANIDE CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOOD TAX MEASURE RETURNED TO PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FRAGILE COALITION PUSHES EDUCATION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUND WATER BILL COULD BE PART OF PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NIGHTCLUB UNLIKELY TENANT OF SAHARA CLUB,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WILL LOWER RATES ON LONG DISTANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DRUG DEALER SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOTTERY DISAPPOINTS RELIGIOUS GROUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY FAVORS USING ETHANOL IN ITS VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*COLTS HIRE BALTIC NATIVE AS ASSISTANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITY'S CBA TEAM HAS COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HUTCHINSON LAYOFFS SPREAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MESABA SETS RECORD FOR JANUARY BOARDINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BRANIFF AIRLINE TAKES FLIGHT TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
FARM BILL TALK HITS HIGH GEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*REUNIFICATION DRAWS MIXED REACTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL BOARD PICKS PLAN E BOUNDARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LEGISLATURE APPROVES KING, INDIAN HOLIDAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PARENTS END PARMELEE SCHOOL BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HENKIN--TOASTED WITH A ROAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--MEDICAL WASTE INCINERATOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ANTI-PORN BILL IS A BAD LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ADULTS SHOULDN'T VIEW PORN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
2 SENATORS DECIDE MORALS OF OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HURD RULING QUESTIONABLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PORN IS SOCIAL PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
ANTI-PORN LEGISLATION HELPS MAJORITY'S RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
COST OF HIGH SCHOOL CHANGE IS CLIMBING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
EDITORIAL SHOULD HAVE DISCUSSED BOTH SIDES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
UNRUH SHOULDN'T RIDICULE WILLIAMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FENCING OF WATERWAYS WOULD BE DANGEROUS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY IS WINDOW-DRESSING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*MARION COLUMNIST FILES FULL REPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GOVERNOR RESPONDS TO EDUCATION ISSUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS JENNER'S CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 PLEAD GUILTY IN COCAINE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*5 INDICTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE DENIES SUPPRESSION MOTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REPUBLICANS PREVAIL IN PRISON FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS FAIL TO REVERSE TAX DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MINING BAN PASSES HOUSE COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FAIRVIEW BANK TRIAL DELAYED UNTIL FEBRUARY 28,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HURON SCHOOL ALLOWS LIQUOR SALES AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE REJECTS APPEAL BY VERMILLION ATHLETE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU SENATORS LEAVE 'UNDER GOD' IN PLEDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"INDIAN CENTER OFFICIAL GETS FINE, PRISON TERM","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN CHILD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DEADWOOD WAGERING MAY PASS {dollar}13 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEBRASKA DUMP OPPONENTS WANT PARKSTON SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TEA AIRPORT EXPANSION SET TO BEGIN BY MAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"WALL LAKE LANDOWNER, COUNTY SIGN LEASE","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BALTIC CONSIDERS LAND PURCHASE FOR PARKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ELK POINT COACH TAKES TRACK CRUSADE PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MAMMOGRAPHY TEST BILL GOES TO FULL HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINT ACCEPTS SUIT CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MONTANA PROMOTER RELEASED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CITY WILL JOIN CELLULAR NETWORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DEREGULATION HAS CUT SD AIR FARES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
DROUGHT WORRIES OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MCCOMBER QUITS UNION JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
MICROWAVE PACT OFFER TO INCLUDE FREEZE ON WAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*BIG CHILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COURTHOUSE WEDDINGS RED-HOT ON VALENTINE'S DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM FILES ANTITRUST LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROTATION NEEDED IF RELIGION IN SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD KEEP WAR PLANS ON TARGET (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STORY ABOUT RIVERSIDE CUT PROPERTY VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*RESTORE MORAL ORDER, STOP ABORTION","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MEALS READY TO EAT PHOTO MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PEOPLE SHOULD CHOOSE AMBULANCE THEY WANT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SONG DOESN'T GLORIFY WAR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
OSCARS MAY HELP FILM SERIES PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHINESE CELEBRATE BEGINNING OF YEAR OF THE SHEEP,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLOSING RESTAURANT-HOTEL TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE RECOVER FLAGS FROM CITY RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRENT MAN CHARGED IN NURSING HOME RAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VALENTINE'S SALUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION PILOT PLAN PASSES SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RULING ON DRUG CASE THROWN OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COMEDY ACTS TO AID SICK 4-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"GAME, PARKS LEADER ARGUES AGAINST BILL","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEARN NEW APPROACHES TO FOSTER CREATIVITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRIBAL JUDGE PREVENTS REVOCATION OF LICENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SENATORS GET CRUSH OF MAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PLAN COULD BOOST HIGHWAY FUNDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMMITTEE OK'S BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"MCDERMOTT, DAKOTA STATE WINNING AT LAST","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TALENT-DEEP LINCOLN FAVORED FOR 'A' TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HONEY PRODUCERS WANT CHECKOFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*DRAFT TEAM PULLS SHARE OF LOAD ON FARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*DIGGING IN FOR THE LONG HAUL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY CAN'T PICK UP RECYCLING COSTS, YET","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUN SETTING ON SD'S NICKNAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PIPELINE CONTROLS DESIRED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*'LEND ME A TENOR' FALLS FLAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SECRET POWER OF SOAP,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*BEST GIFTS OF LOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOME BUSINESS GROUPS AGAINST INCOME TAX (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"TYSON RAPE TRIAL IS NEWS, NOT SPORTS EVENT (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MANUFACTURING WILL BOOST ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*SLADE STANDS TALL IN 2AA GYMNASTICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*COYOTES FINALLY GOT EASY WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
'WHO SHOT JFK' PLAY IS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO MAIL MONDAY BECAUSE OF HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZEN INTERN INQUIRIES BEING TAKEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN APPOINTED TO BOARD OF REGENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FLYING HIGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESPIRATORY VIRUS STRIKING YOUNGSTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON INMATES EXPOSED TO ASBESTOS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*3 INJURED, POWER KNOCKED OUT","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CATALOG-SALES TAX IS {dollar}20 MILLION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DE SMET MURDER SUSPECT NOT COMPETENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"GRANT TO STATE WILL FIGHT CRIME, DRUGS","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOME-SCHOOLED MAY HAVE TO PASS TEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINNEAPOLIS FLIGHT BOARDINGS ARE DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WHEAT COMMISSION HAS NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
210 AT ELLSWORTH SIGN UP FOR INCENTIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ARTS AWARD PRESENTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MCLAUGHLIN SCHOOL BOARD DEALS WITH CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MEASURE TO RAISE TAXES ENDORSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS MANSLAUGHTER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COMMITTEE ENDORSES US-MADE LABELING,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GOVERNOR VETOES MEASURE TO CHANGE SCHOOL GRADING,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
UNIVERSITY LICENSE PLATE BILL DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE HOSPITAL WORKERS ACCUSED OF USING/SELLING DRUG,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FISHIN' BUDDIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD GAMING TO SPARK DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*HEALTH SERVICES LEAD CITY IN JOBS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATES PUSH FOR TOUGHER DRUNKEN DRIVER LAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
RIGGED DISPLAYS NOT NEWSWORTHY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*LEGISLATION ON ABORTIONS INFORMS, CLARIFIES","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PROPOSED ABORTION LIMITS ARE FILLED WITH PITFALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WHS BUILDING BEST FOR VOCATIONAL PRISON (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WRITING LEGISLATORS CAN MAKE DIFFERENCE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
JANKLOW COMMENT SHOWS A GRUDGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
BEING HIT BY THIEVES CAN HURT FOR A LONG TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BIPARTISAN TAX BILL ENCOURAGING PROPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CHANGE STARTS WITH ATTITUDE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DRY BLACK HILLS TO SOAK UP RUNOFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO STUDY ANCIENT ISRAEL CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON ESCAPEE REMAINS AT LARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
4TH-GRADE CREATIVITY TO BE PART OF CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CUTLER, HERSETH, LAWLER COULD BE GOVERNOR","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOME HAS GIVEN REFUGE TO KIDS FOR 100 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VETERANS CONSTRUCTION OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN GETS 27 MONTHS FOR MOLESTING CHILD,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEN JAILED FOR 5 YEARS IN WAGNER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD SIOUX CASINO PACT OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD ARCHAEOLOGY PROGRAM IS FEBRUARY 22,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SHE SURE DOES SHINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEERE TRACTOR RUSTLING RING SUSPECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SKATERS TO HEADLINE LUVERNE FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"HARASSMENT IN MILITARY IS ROUTINE, RETIREE SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*LOW-INCOME ELDERLY GET TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SF HOLDS FIRST SQUIRT HOCKEY TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL GROUPS BRINGING INDIAN TEENS TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FAST FOOD ALREADY FAST ENOUGH NOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HEALTH WORKERS NERVOUS ABOUT LOOMING REFORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SENATORS SPRING FOR UPGRADES TO PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUMMIT PARTICIPANTS HAVE VARIED BACKGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GIVING OFFICIALS MORE CONTROL OVER STRIP BARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ABORTION FOES CHALLENGE CLINTON HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES BILL LIMITING CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S BILL TO REGISTER SEX OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE BACKS PISTOL PERMIT CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES BILL TO HINDER NEW TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE REJECTS PLAN FOR STATE WAGE STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VIDEO-LOTTERY MEASURE RETURNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*DOWN-HOME ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE ARTS DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
INCOME-TAX BILL HEADS FOR HOUSE FLOOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PRISON SITUATION WORTH STUDYING (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*TRADE PACTS MUST BENEFIT ALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HOME SCHOOLS NEED ADEQUATE REGULATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"MIDDLE SCHOOLS HAVE WEAPONS TROUBLES, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TAKE SERIOUS STEPS TO REDUCE CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ONE WEAPON IN SCHOOL IS ONE TOO MANY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DON'T FORGET SCHOOLS WHEN JUGGLING FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PAROLE VIOLATOR DENIES SWORD ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO SPEAK TO SIXTH-GRADERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION OK'S NEW VOTING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BANK ROBBER GETS 70 MONTHS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PARKS DEPARTMENT CHIPS 13,000 TREES","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BURG RECONSIDERS RUNNING IN GOVERNOR'S CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A TRIPLE WHAMMY?,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KIWANIS EXPANSION HITS SNAG,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MOVES TO PARKER RECTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FBI QUIET ABOUT STABBING DEATH--EAGLE BUTTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHERIFF REWORKS PISTOL PERMIT FORMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USE OF WEATHER RADAR IS STILL LIMITED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON TRIBE OBJECTS TO LANDFILL PERMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SNOW COVER TO HELP MISSOURI RIVER DEPTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE CHAMBER PLANS GUBERNATORIAL FORUMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LET THE MELTING BEGIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMPANY WINS BID FOR NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FAIRNESS OF COURTS IN ESCAPEE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
STUDY LOOKS AT NINE MILE CREEK FLOODS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
PRINCIPAL WILL TRANSFER TO ANNE SULLIVAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
POLLUTION DAMAGES PIPESTONE MONUMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
WORKERS'-COMP COSTS TRY FIRMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*COYOTE KILL IS TRACED TO DEADLY VIRUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE FALL IN DOUBLE OT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BOZ D IS TRYING HARD TO BRIDGE MUSICAL GAP,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BAILEY PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING A PLAY FOR THE ARTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"SPOUSES, MARRIED 60 YEARS, DIE HOURS APART","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKER RIPS DAKOTA 1 FOR SEEKING ANTOHER VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SCHOOLS TO CHOOSE NEW READING SERIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DR. J TO SPEAK IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE COMMITTEE APPROVES TEACHER-TENURE COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*FLOWERY PHONE CALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATURE DELAYS ACTION ON EDUCATION RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PANEL OK'S FIRE-PROTECTION FEE FOR TAX-EXEMPT SITES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE READY TO DEBATE PROPOSED MEDICAL TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HOUSE ABANDONS BILL AIMED AT CAMPAIGN ADS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SENATE PANEL RELUCTANTLY PASSES BILL ON INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SENATE PANEL SQUASHES REAGAN HIGHWAY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*NOVICE HILLARD WINS PRAISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
COMMITTEE NARROWLY DEFEATS BILL TO TAX COUNTRY CLUBS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
RESIDENTS WANT TO REVIEW PRISON PLAN WITH JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
"*PBS SPENDS {dollar}92,000 ON PRESSLER'S QUESTIONS","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"GAMBLING IS TOUGH, RISKY, UNBECOMING (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"FIGHT OVER NOMINATION WASTING TIME, ENERGY (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SEN. PRESSLER WORKING TO HELP MORRELL RETIREES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RUSSIAN IMPERIALISM TAKES TOLL ON CHECHNYA (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY CAN BE PROUD OF EMERGENCY PERSONNEL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
FOSTER IS GOOD CHOICE TO BE SURGEON GENERAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CITY CANDIDATES CAN KEEP FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MARSHAL ARRESTED IN WINDOW-PEEKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEPUTIES INVESTIGATE ALLEGED RAPE IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NURSE PLEADS GUILTY TO TAKING DEMEROL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN WHO STOLE DOG FINED {dollar}200,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BARNETT SEEKS FBI HELP IN MANHUNT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"EX-TOURISM SECRETARY TO DIRECT GAME, FISH FOUNDATION","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DRIZZLE COATS SF, BUT SNOW IN OTHER AREAS OF SD","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VALENTINE'S DAY TWIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GROUP WANTS TO CONSTRUCT STORAGE RESERVOIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW EFFORT TO COLLECT LIENS IN COUNTY MAY NOT PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PLEA IS NO CONTEST IN SDSU BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS DAY-CARE WORKER PLEADS NO CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAND NEAR SDSU MAY BE REZONED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MAN GETS ONE YEAR FOR NOT PAYING TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONVICTED THIEF MUST PAY BACK BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON MAYOR TURNS IN PETITIONS TO RUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER SEEKING RURAL WATER SHUTDOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CANTON CONSERVATIONIST NAMED TOP CITIZEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD SNAGS GRANTS FOR POLLUTION CONTROL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*WATERTOWN MAN CONVICTED OF RAPE ON THIRD TRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VERMILLION SCHOOL DISTRICT TO CELEBRATE ACHIEVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MADISON FIRE CHIEF'S WIFE PLEADS NO CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CODINGTON COUNTY OFFICIAL CHARGED IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*WHERE THE MOST TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS ARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*DOUBLE TROUBLE AT ST. MARY'S SCHOOL IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
MORRELL MOVE ANGERS LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*TIMBER LIMITS ANGER LUMBER INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*DESTRUCTION MEANS MORE CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*JUDGE REFUSES TO LOWER GRILLER'S BAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
TRANSIENT CHARGED WITH ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
LEWIS AND CLARK SITE MAY BE RESTORED,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS PRINCIPAL TO BECOME VOLGA SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*DR. J TO SPEAK AT USF BANQUET,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOULFUL MAYOR: HIZZONER PLANS TO WATCH BOYZ,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TOP OSCAR NOMINEES PLAYED HERE,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"PEPPER JELLY A SNAPPY PICK-ME-UP, NOT FOR BREAKFAST","Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*TREASURED MENNONITE RECIPES,"Argus LeaderFeb 15 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
AREA APPROACHES FREEZING RECORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ELDERLY NOT UNIFIED ON FUNDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FARM PROTEST COST AT {dollar}2.7 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
OFFICER TESTIFIES AGAINST CORLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
OFFICER TESTIFIES AGAINST CORLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FARM PROTEST COST AT {dollar}2.7 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"JANKLOW, LAWMAKERS HOLD PRIVATE MEETING","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PLANNING HELPS PRESERVE QUALITY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DEATH JUSTIFIED FOR SOME CRIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RIGHT TO LIFE GROUPS SHOULD ALSO SHOW RESPECT FOR LI,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
ACORN BEGINS LETTER CAMPAIGN AGAINST INFLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACORN BEGINS LETTER CAMPAIGN AGAINST INFLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S JOB RATE BEST IN US SURVEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WYOMING WON'T HELP SD WITH AQUEDUCT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WAIT EXTENDED FOR TAX EQUALIZATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WYOMING WON'T HELP SD WITH AQUEDUCT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PASTOR MAKES APPEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REVIEW SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW SIGNS BILLS INCREASING LICENSE FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW SIGNS BILLS INCREASING LICENSE FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*HARDING SAYS PUC STAFFING BILL HIS RESPONSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*HARDING SAYS PUC STAFFING BILL HIS RESPONSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX CITY COMMISSION DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROJECT AWARENESS DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RED TAPE BLAMED IN MAGISTRATE DELAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAIL HELD UP BY WEATHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS TELEPHONE COMPANY GETS LOAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO SOUGHT IN DIAMOND RING SWITCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE NOT A PRIORITY WITH 1979 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NEW TSCHETTER WANTS SLOT MACHINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*HEART DISEASE FIGHT ROLLS ON AT CANTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY GETS NEW SUPPLY OF {dollar}2 BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CITY GETS NEW SUPPLY OF {dollar}2 BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*MARK MANNING, VERMILLION WINS TITLE","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*CHINESE KNEW ELECTION YEAR IS FOR THE MONKEYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS LEAVE WITH NO RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKERS LEAVE WITH NO RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FRENZIED ACTIVITY KEEPS BILLS ALIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION TO STOP LETTER PROMOTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGES LEFT TO DECIDE CLOSED COURT PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGES LEFT TO DECIDE CLOSED COURT PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WORKSHOP CRITICISM ANGERS, AMUSES CITY COMMISSIONER","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WORKSHOP CRITICISM ANGERS, AMUSES CITY COMMISSIONER","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR SAYS DELAY WILL HELP HIS RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGES LEFT TO DECIDE CLOSED COURT PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR SAYS DELAY WILL HELP HIS RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER ASKS LIMITS ON PROBES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOWARD JOHNSON OWNER DEFENDS TOURNEY RATES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A FASTER PACE NEEDED TO REPLACE SUPERTURTLE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD MOTHER OF THE YEAR CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DASCHLE WANTS PROBE ON POT FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DASCHLE WANTS PROBE ON POT FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BUSH COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN NAMED,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SD MOTHER OF THE YEAR CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COURT AFFIRMS MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COURT AFFIRMS MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PANEL REJECTS COMPUTER PROBE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IRREGULARITIES UNCOVERED IN INDIAN CETA PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"TAX EXEMPTION DIVIDES GASOHOL, HIGHWAY LOBBIES","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IRREGULARITIES UNCOVERED IN INDIAN CETA PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA HEAD-FUNDRAISING A PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*LIST REQUEST OK, HAM SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*LIST REQUEST OK, HAM SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA HEAD-FUNDRAISING A PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
JANKLOW REFUSES SPECIFICS ON WITHDRAWAL OF NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
JANKLOW REFUSES SPECIFICS ON WITHDRAWAL OF NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
DIGEST OF LEGISLATIVE BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LICENSE PLATES LEAVE SOME GRUMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JUSTICE BLIND, BUT NOT ALWAYS EVEN HANDED","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TRUTHFUL KIDS GROW TALLER CHERRY TREES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*COUPLE FINDS RATS, GENEROSITY","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*COUPLE FINDS RATS, GENEROSITY","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*COUPLE FINDS RATS, GENEROSITY","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ST OLAF GIVES FIVE SF PERFORMANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*96-YEAR-OLD BEATS INSURANCE ODDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*96-YEAR-OLD BEATS INSURANCE ODDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
FLANDREAU WRESTLER REALLY BURNS UP THE MAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRO ARCHER BIGELOW MOVING UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PRO ARCHER BIGELOW MOVING UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*ICEBOATS BUILT FROM ODDS AND ENDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ICEBOATS BUILT FROM ODDS AND ENDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MANKE HAPPY IN SD SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MANKE HAPPY IN SD SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOPLIFTING--SIOUX CITY'S GROWTH INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BONDS CONCERN SD LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
'SWING BED' CONCEPT HELPS SMALL HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BONDS CONCERN SD LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTA'S BIGGEST SHOW (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATORS GET C PLUS IN CONDUCT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CATTLE PRICES SEEN STRONG THROUGH JULY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BODY FOUND IN DORMITORY AT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD WORTH {dollar}1 BILLION TO FMHA,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FIRE DESTROYS FORMER DEADWOOD BROTHEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO EXPLANATION FOR ABANDONED DEAD PIGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REP TOM DASCHLE AND WIFE SEPARATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*'CANNERY ROW'-LIGHT AND ENTERTAINING (FINE),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HEATH BROTHERS JAZZ QUINTET,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT HAPPENED TO CORNER FILLING STATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL EXPECTED TO COMPLETE BUDGET-TRIMMING,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAN TO USE MEDICAID FUNDS FOR HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC WANTS UTILITY TAX DOUBLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL SERVICE WORKERS TO MEET HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN MIGHT HAVE BEEN SLAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CUT STATE HOSPITAL WELFARE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*KROEGER HELPED BUILD BOYS AND STRUCTURES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNEHAHA LIBRARY DISSOLUTION URGED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WRITER GIVES PLATFORM FOR QUALITY HUNTING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CRITICIZES DEMO REPLY TO REAGAN'S MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LEGISLATIVE BALLOT PROPOSAL UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*COUNTY OFFICIAL SEEKS COMMISSION SEAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CBS MEDIA CRITIC TO SPEAK FEB 26,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY TO OPEN COMPUTER BIDS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 COUNTIES DECLARED DISASTER AREAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IRRIGATION PROJECT TO BE BUILT IN PERU,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN TRYING TO GET PROJECT OFF THE GROUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
A-A-A PLANS APRIL AIR SERVICE TO YANKTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ABDNOR SAYS HE CAN'T SUPPORT DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TRIM FACULTY PAY HIKE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"ROSCOE AID HINGES ON SD, HUD SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NORTH CENTRAL BASKETBALL PLAYOFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*5 HURT AFTER PLANE HITS POWER LINE, SMASHES TRAILER","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
US MARSHALS KILLED IN LINE OF DUTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY CITES PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JAYCEES HONOR YOUNG CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NURSES RECEIVE CERTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TOURISM MEETING HELD IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
AVIATION GROUP HONORS O'CONNELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
COSMOPOLITANS HONOR MUCHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*THE BEAVER PACKS 'EM IN AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BANK HOLDING BILL WOULDN'T AFFECT CONSUMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BAR IMMUNITY BILL GOES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BAR, RESTAURANT, STORE OWNERS TOAST NEW BILL","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HE GUARDS THE CROSSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY COMMISSION CLOSES DOOR TO DISCUSS FAIR BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY TAX INCREASES LIKELY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
THREE MEN FACE MARCH 15 ARRAIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ASK VOTERS IF THEY'LL PAY FOR STREET SNOW REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'PARENTING FOR PEACE' SHOULD BE REPEATED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FEE BOOST NEEDED TO AID ANTI-VIOLENCE WORK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"ALCESTER MAN FACES RAPE, ASSAULT...","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHILD MOLESTING HEARING MARCH 7,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GASOLINE LEAK MYSTERY TO FIREMEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"JANKLOW APPOINTS KNOBE, WEBER","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW UNDERWOOD RECALL SIDELINED,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PORTICE 6TH SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"RAPID CITY MAN, 28, DIES OF INJURIES","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD-TEACHER TALKS OPEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAX-EXEMPT GRAIN STILL HAS CHANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 SOUTH DAKOTANS DIE ON HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
4 MITCHELL CONTRACTORS LOW BIDDERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CARELESS DRIVING AS SCHOOLS WORRIES SAFETY LEADER,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CARELESS DRIVING AT SCHOOLS WORRIES SAFETY LEADER,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BOX ELDER CITIZENS WANT THE MAYOR OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MONTHY SALES TAX BILL PASSES IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL CHANGES TAX FOR SD EMPLOYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
EDUCATORS CRITICIZE PLAN FOR FREE TUITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL OKS USED VEHICLE TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
2-MONTH-OLD HURON BABY 'FINE' AFTER HEART SURGERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRI-VALLEY'S GUNN SHOOTS FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HEALTH HAZARDS OF NUCLEAR WASTE UNCLEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TROTZIG WILL RESIGN IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE RENEWS PRISON DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HOW MUCH RADIOACTIVITY CAUSES CANCER,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"40 INDIVIDUALS, FIRMS HOLD LICENSES","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
RADIATION TAKES MANY FORMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*AUGIE DOGGIE, VIKINGS' BEST FRIEND","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KINI CONFERENCE IS FEB 23-25,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
POLITICAL ISSUES SERIES CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*MANDAN POWERLINE GETS HOUSE APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE KILLS HOLIDAY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUKE WASTE ISSUE TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MERCHANTS PROTEST NO-PARKING PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FBI AGENT IS DEFENDANT IN COUNTERSUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SHARES OF UNITED BRANDS STOCK SOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*AUDITORS-GENERAL LACK POWER TO STOP MISUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HELP SOUGHT TO PLANT 750 THICKETS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THOSE WHO PROFIT SHOULD STOP DRINKS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNCIL DID NOT RECOMMEND SPEAKERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*STUDENT ENTERS RACE FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DOCUMENTS REVEAL TESTIMONY AGAINST HANSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE ASKED TO RECONSIDER DISMISSAL REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JURY DECIDES WOMAN SHOULD GET DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
KOTAS DEATH INVESTIGATION CONTINUES TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HOUSE LAWMAKERS REVIVE DRAM SHOP MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE REJECTS {dollar}2 MILLION PRISON LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SENATORS OK SCHOLARSHIP, STATUE SPENDING BILLS","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUDGET DIRECTOR WARNS AGAINST TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SENATE PASSES BILL REQUIRING INFANT SEATS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BILL TO RAISE JUDGES' PAY SENT TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMMITTEE OKS EXECUTION BY LETHAL INJECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTES TO OUTLAW LAETRILE USE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WILL HAVE TO WAIT TO DO LOBBYING,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL ENDORSES EXPLANATION TO FIRED TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL WANTS ACCOUNTING OF BRAND MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENATE PANEL OKS PLAN FOR SOYBEAN PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FARM PROGRAM CHANGES ARE BENEFICIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
JANUARY RUNOFF ON RIVER IS RECORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PRESBYTERIAN MODERATOR TO TALK ABOUT CHURCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TEACHER'S SUIT SAYS HE WAS UNFAIRLY FIRED,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
3 COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
"WILSON, CUMMINGS SURVIVE OGLALA PRIMARY","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*CAMPAIGN BREAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SEARCH FOR STAR THE DOG STILL ON,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*DOESN'T HAVE ANY REGRETS AT BALTIMORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SENATOR JANKLOW--A BIG GRIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JURY MAY DECIDE WINTERS' FATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TOY SYMBOLIZES CHRISTIAN SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
HOTEL DEVELOPER LOOKING FOR A DEAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MUST NOT MAKE FARM CRISIS WORSE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ROLVAAG'S SHORT STORIES (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABORTION FOES ARE OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHANGE BRAND INSPECTION LAW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*GRAND FINALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FREEMAN JUNIOR COLLEGE APPEALS FOR MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KNOBE PROSPERING AS ABERDEEN PROMOTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STOCKMAN CALLED COLD, CALLOUS","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCHES ASKED TO RING BELLS FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATORS HONOR SERVICEMAN KILLED IN BLAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MCNEIL LEAVES CHAMBER JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BILL MAKES THREATENING STATE OFFICIALS A FELONY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE TO DEBATE MEASURE ON NO-FAULT DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MANDATORY MOTORCYCLE HELMET BILL PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"SOLUTION IS TO CUT THE DEFICIT, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EX-BANK OFFICER SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-YIPPIE HOFFMAN TO SPEAK IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO THEFT OF CATTLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTA FIRM HAS LOW BID FOR PACTOLA WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS CLARIFICATION ABOUT MAIL BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTAN OWNS CHAMPION HOLSTEIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD GETS OFF TO SMOOTH START,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FIRING, TESTIMONY SHOULDN'T BE LINKED","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FLU OUTBREAK HITS SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TRIBE'S RESPONSE TO LYSOL APPEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TO FIND PREFERENCE FOR 1986 SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
105 LEGISLATORS WON'T GET TO MEET REAGAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*HENNRICH PERFECT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SKIES THREATEN, BUT LEAVE LITTLE BEHIND","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATOR--KIDS NEED TV GUIDES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE DOCTORS PRESCRIBE SF FOR TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BALANCE CUTS IN BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
JANKLOW SHOULD FIND A TRAVEL AGENT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
KNEIP DEFENDS MOVE TO AMBASSADOR POST (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CRITICISM OF DASCHLE UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
SUPPORTERS KEEP MOANING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
TRAGEDY TEACHES US LESSON (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
JANKLOW RUNS AGAINST HISTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*HANDLING WILDLIFE CAUSES CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*CBS' RATHER TO JOIN PANEL DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COLLECTORS HARVEST UNUSUAL CROP OF TOYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON COLLEGE ENROLLMENT CONTINUES TO CLIMB,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK AT ANNUAL JAYCEE DINNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WARMS UP CAMPAIGN RHETORIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*2,000 RALLY TO SUPPORT STRIKERS","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FARM SURVEY SHOWS NO RELIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SHELTER PROJECT OFFERS A SAFE PLACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BLACK HILLS STATE COLLEGE VICE PRESIDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY LAWYER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY MAN FACES RAPE SEXUAL CONTACT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MAN GETS 2 YEARS IN CAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KINI CONFERENCE SET AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ABDNOR--BELLE FOURCHE PROJECT TO GET MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
QUIET CRISIS STRIKES RURAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
EDUCATION BILLS MIGHT HURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*AN EYE ON WHAT KIDS WATCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BARB OLSON SAVORS OLD FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES GROUP TO CELEBRATE PAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNMENT WANTS SD PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SF TO RING IN NEW PHONE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM BOARD TO MEET ABOUT TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET PARES FARM REPORTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
TIME MANAGEMENT SEMINAR OFFERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1986, sect.E, p.03, col.6"
*A HELPING HAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DEPARTMENT SHAKEUP DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GREAT LAKES HIGH HELPS TO KEEP SF DRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FEDS SHOULD RESPECT SD RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TO GET MOVING WITH CENTENNIAL PLANS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TO KEEP ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH UNITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BILL WOULD PROTECT FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*PROGRAM FIGHTS FOR FUNDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON TROUPE AT PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ICY ROADS BLAMED FOR THREE DEATHS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW DEAN OF MEDICAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRACTOR TRADING,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
11-YEAR-OLD'S LETTER TO CONFRONT PREJUDICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MEANS WILL SEEK PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PARTIES DISPUTE PUBLIC SUPPORT IN TAX DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SABOTAGE CHARGES JUSTIFY LOCKOUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SOUTH DAKOTA WINNERS IN IOWA LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HEGG CLIMBS TO SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*A WALK ON THE MILD SIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CONTINENTAL TO END SERVICE TO SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW TAX RULES SEND MORE LOOKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ON TO SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITIZENS COULD HELP MAKE CITY SAFER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T LOOK FOR EXPORTS TO GO UP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HEALTHY RURAL ECONOMY WOULD PRODUCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*BRAXTON EARNS NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SCHOLTEN HOPES TO CATCH PRO TRYOUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MISSOURI OFFICIAL AIDS GEPHARDT TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE DEATH UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOOTING VICTIM'S CONDITION BETTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
6 WARMING HOUSES CLOSE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAR EAST INTERESTED IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE FIGHTERS' HELPER,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNORS OPEN 'SIOUXLAND SUMMIT',"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONTRIBUTIONS TO D-DAY REMEMBERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE WILL MAKE ENDORSEMENT IN CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROJECTED SHORTAGE OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*COUNTY FACES STATUTORY RISK,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAVERICK ON THE MEAT LINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHOWS CROWD SHE'S KEPT HER FAITH,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*VIDEO LOTTERY OR A MULTI-STATE LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"RESERVATION PROBLEMS TOUGH, NOT IMPOSSIBLE (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ARGUMENTS AGAINST SEAT BELT NONSENSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LAWMAKERS SIDE STEP ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS SAW MOST BIG NOMINEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS' LESSONS OF VALUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
"*5,000 OFFERED IN BURGLARY CASES","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU MAN ADMITS TO PERJURY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MANY OFFICES CLOSED FOR PRESIDENTS DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILLAGE REPLACES DAVIS AT KELO,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OPPONENTS OF ROAD WIDENING TO MEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE SENTENCED IN CHAMBERLAIN THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BEGINS CLEANUP OF CYANIDE SPILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BRANIFF BRINGS NEW FLIGHT PATTERN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSH BUDGET HURTS RURAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE APPROVES ENVIRONMENTAL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SYMENTS HOLDS OUT LITTLE HOPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
APPROVES BILL TO GIVE TRIBES SHARE OF LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MISSING HURON RESIDENTS FOUND DEAD IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COMMITTEE KILLS LIVESTOCK LOAN BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES TOUGHER DRUG PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE REJECTS SEAT BELT MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON--CONFIDENCE BOOSTS ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CONFER DURING DEBATE ON ENVIRONMENTAL PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WATERTOWN NAMED COMMUNITY OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE MULLS HIGHWAY 11 ALTERATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
COUNTY CASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*LINCOLN, VERMILLION BID TO ADD","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*FINALLY, SNOW","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTS WILL KEEP FIGHTING BOUNDARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PORN BILL HALTED IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LUVERNE SEEKS CAT PURRGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DO AWAY WITH SCHOOL LANDS OFFICE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KING HOLIDAY HONORS IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SERVICE CHARGE EXCESSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HEARING ABSENCE EXCUSED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
INCINERATOR HEALTH RISK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SPRINGFIELD PROVING GROUND (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MORE INMATES NOT ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MICKELSON'S FACE HEARTACHE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SCARE TACTICS USED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
WATCH GROUPS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*OSCAR FILMS WIN PRAISE OF TV GROUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'CHARLIE BROWN' RELIEF FROM ADULTHOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HAVING SEX WITH TEEN GETS WOMAN 15 DAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL REJECTS SEAT-BELT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAMUELSON MAKES CAMPAIGN OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT CHARGED WITH ASSAULT ON POLICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOLY BATMOBILE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COACH REPORTED IN WRESTLING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"LAWMAKERS, GOVERNOR DELAY ACTION ON PRISON BILLS","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS USE HUMOR TO REACH COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ONE-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MINNEGASCO CUSTOMERS SUFFER RATE SHOCK,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHIEF JUSTICE HOPES FOR A QUICK DECISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BRANDON SCHOOLS PUSHED TO LIMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS PONDERING PLAN TO EXPAND LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARMED ROBBERY CASE GOES TO CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CUSTER RESORT OWNERS TO RENEW VIDEO REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIAL CALLS ATHLETE'S INELIGIBILITY UNFORTUNATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
EGAN WOMAN WANTS DISTRICT DISSOLVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RALLY AGAINST DUMP SITE TO BONESTEEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VOTE FAILS TO DISSOLVE RURAL BIG STONE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DROUGHT MAY PROMPT WORTHING TO DIG WELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TRAFFIC WOES FACING ANNUAL STURGIS RALLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GETTYSBURG DRUG PROBE MAY YIELD MORE ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
JUDGE REJECTS LAWSUIT AGAINST CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
OGLALA SIOUX LEADER DEFEATED IN PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
FULL HOUSE PASSES WETLANDS MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES TWO SCHOOL BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE VOTES TO OK DEFINITION OF DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WASTE PLAN RECEIVES LEGISLATIVE APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GYMNASTICS RACES EXPECTED TO BE CLOSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"ABERDEEN, CORSICA HONORED FOR EFFORTS","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*IBM UNVIELS WORKSTATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MAY PUT OFFICE ON DEMOLITION SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
GRAIN ELEVATOR BILL MOVES ON,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
MILLING OPTIONS EXPLORED,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*GOP FORCES SALES TAX HIKE TO SENATE FLOOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MURDER SUSPECT MOELLER ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MANY AGREE PROPOSAL A PLOY BY IRAQ,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PHOTOGRAPHER JOINS IMAGES OF EVERYDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CHILD ACTRESS HAS SD CONNECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
'TENOR' BRINGS BROADWAY TO SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TO AVOID FUTURE HOBO DAY PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FULL-TIME PERSONNEL DIRECTOR NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FAIRY TALES HAVE ACCEPTABLE VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BEAT BULLETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPEARFISH DEFENDS 'B' TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CITY OFFICES, SCHOOLS TO CLOSE MONDAY","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP WOMEN PLAN RECOGNITION RALLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR PUBLIC SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEOPLE MAY SPEAK ON PLANNED FEE HIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FISHING FOR FUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE TO RULE ON CASINO WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW PRISON TO COST {dollar}2.2 MILLION MORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
READY TO REFER LONETREE BILL TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MT RUSHMORE COINS UNVEILED,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SENATE BETS ON BILL TO TREAT GAMBLERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORMER SDSU ENGINEERING DEAN DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HOUSE COMMITTEE KILLS NEWSPAPER LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RADIO STATION TO OFFER FREE FAX MESSAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SADDAM MUST GIVE UP POWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VETERAN RECALLED TO COMPLETE OBLIGATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FIRE GUTS APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BROOKINGS SCHOOLS SEEK 11 MORE STAFFERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"FIRE KILLS SWINE, GUTS FARM BUILDINGS","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PANEL OK'S ASBESTOS-REGULATOR PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN BROTHER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TRIBE HOPES TO HAVE CASINO OPEN BY APRIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CANCER BILL MOVES TO HOUSE FLOOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COMMITTEE REVIVES LIVING WILL MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DIMOCK MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*HEALTH COVERAGE A FRONT-RUNNING ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PEACE HAS BEEN THEIR LIFE'S WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOING WITHIN TO SAVE MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*LOBBYING FOR AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
IF KERREY DOESN'T GRAB THE BRASS RING...,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEP RECYCLING BILL OUT OF SCRAP HEAP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEXUAL ABSTINENCE MEASURE (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*RATIONALIZING PREJUDICES NOT BECOMING TO S DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LEGISLATURE SHOULD PASS ABSTINENCE BILL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY REPEAL WON'T SOLVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FAMILY FARMS TO SUFFER IN NEW WORLD ORDER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PRESSLER FLIP-FLOPPED VOTE ON NEA FUNDING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
VOTERS SHOULD SEE POLITICAL CORRUPTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LAWMAKERS SHOULDN'T OK ARTERY TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
PUBLIC OFFICIALS NEED TO SPEND WITH SOME SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
RUSHMORE DONATION IS REASON TO QUESTION BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SFC DINNER THEATRE DELIGHTFUL EVENING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ELECT BOARD MEMBERS WHO WILL SPEND WISELY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
'ARGUS' SHOULD LEARN CORRECT POKER ODDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
"COMMENT ON GOP ILL-INFORMED, MEAN-SPIRITED (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
STATE TRIPS AUGUSTANA 101-74,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE HOLD OFF HOOPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
WILLIAMS BASKET GIVES USD 72-70 VICTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*ROOM(S) TO GROW AT PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BAIL SET FOR 3 MEN CHARGED IN BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
NSP WORKERS CONTAIN 12-GALLON OIL SPILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
POLICE LOOK FOR MAN THAT ROBBED PUTTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP FOCUSES ON ADULT TRANSITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
31 STATE VETERANS ENDORSE BOB KERREY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTING A TRADITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
INSPECTION FINDS FAULTS WITH INMATE TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*ALLEGATIONS STALL DEMOCRATIC RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
TALKS TARGET TAX TREATY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE DISMISSES MEDICAL EXPENSES SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
KELLOGG TO RUN AGAIN--IN A NEW DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS TO VOTE ON UNION EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
"SWEET-TASTING WATER SAFE, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
HOSTAGE-TAKING TEEN'S LAWYER APPEALS CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
"*AT CAPITOL, SOME THINGS NEVER CHANGE","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*MAKE THE MOST OF WHAT YOU'VE GOT--IN A NEW SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*SUITABLE FOR VIEWING,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*MANY HISTORICAL PATHS TO FOLLOW IN TEXAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1992, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
"ENERGY TAX COULD PENALIZE MIDWEST, NSP OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*{dollar}95 MILLION, 85 ACRE RESORT HINGES ON GAMBLING","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TOUGHER STALKING LAW NEEDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"MAY COST STATES, TRIBES MILLIONS","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*HOW WE CAN END HUNGER IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BUSH OFFICIALS LEAVE SMELLY FISCAL TRAIL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RENO BEST PICK YET (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MENTALLY HANDICAPPED SHOULDN'T BE DISGRACED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HEALTH CARE WILL BE ANYTHING BUT FREE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
MOTORCYCLE RIDER DOESN'T WANT A HELMET (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
WE ALL PAY FOR SHOPLIFTERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
ARCTIC COLD MASS TO LINGER IN AREA,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER CITY TRUCKER TAKES 2ND HERO SPOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIPELINES TO SHARE FUEL SPILL EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STEENSLAND TO SEEK NEIGHBORHOOD INPUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS TRY VIDEO HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW AUGUSTANA LEADER STEPS UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POWER POLITICS MAY BE NEXT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE INCOME TAX DEBATE RESURFACES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS PULL PUBLIC RADIO FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
NIGHT BUS TO RETURN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SPEARFISH SEEKING HORSESHOE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STURGIS SIGNS PACT FOR MOTORCYCLE SHOWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"USD INVITES PARENTS, STUDENTS TO VISIT","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FUTURE OF USD LANDMARK HITS FINANCIAL CROSSROAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HARASSMENT ISN'T WIDESPREAD--ELLSWORTH BASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHEYENNE SALES TAX BILL HEADS FOR SENATE DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"WOUNDED KNEE EVENTS TO DRAW MEANS, KUNSTLER","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SPEARING--THE ART OF PATIENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*DEHAAN, CHARGERS MEETING EXPECTATIONS","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YAKIMA STOPS SKYFORCE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*REVERSING FAS DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LATEX ALLERGIES BREAK OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
RURAL AREA POVERTY MATCHES CITY LEVELS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BUSINESSES FIND PLENTY TO BARK ABOUT--CLINTON PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO DEVELOP STATE HEALTH INSURANCE POOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
REVISED WAGE-STUDY BILL PASSES SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATORS SOUNDLY DEFEAT PROPERTY-TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATORS PASS TREATMENT-CENTER BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MEASURE TO HIKE PRISON WORKERS' PAY FAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MEDICAID VOTE ANGERS CHILD ADVOCATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
NEW DISTRIBUTION PLAN APPROVED BY THE SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
NEW DISTRIBUTION PLAN APPROVED BY THE SENTATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKERS OK PENITENTIARY IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"INCOME-TAX BILL IS KILLED, 53-17, BY THE HOUSE","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
KEEP RESISTING ENROLLMENT CURBS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T JEOPARDIZE HOTEL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW EDUCATION IDEA STORMING ACROSS US (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THERE'S BETTER WAY THAN PILING GARBAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LYMAN LEADER ACCOMPLISHED A LOT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
MINNEAPOLIS MAN STILL WANTS LIMELITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES TO HAVE BANQUET,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FLOOD MEETINGS TO BEGIN FEB 22,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
USD SEEKS VOLUNTEERS FOR DIABETES TEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VANDALS HIT CITY STREETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHIROPRACTOR DROPS REQUEST TO DEVELOP LAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TALENTED CHILDREN COMPETE FOR PTA ART AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WAKE-UP VISIT SAVES FAMILY FROM BURNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"STATE NEEDS TO ADD WORKERS, MILLER SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY WINS HOUSING GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN PLANS FARM AND HOME SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER SCHEDULES MEETINGS STATEWADE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR DEFENDS BUSINESS DEALINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*DSU SAVORS COMEBACK AS COMPUTER CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW CALLS MILLER CARETAKER,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*HISTORIAN WRITES STORY OF CHILDREN'S HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
YOUNG FACES GO BIG-TIME ON OLYMPIC TV,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KISSING FOR CASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
A DECENT PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX LUSTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NOT ALL ENGLISH FOODS ARE STRAIGHT FORWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*SENATOR SEEKS AG CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ON THE ROAD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE CUTS FUNDS TO SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAKOTA WORK TO RESURRECT LANGUAGE THEY ALMOST LOST,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE OK'S PORTIONS OF GOVERNOR'S TAX PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WITNESS FOR MEDICAL EXAMS PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*BAN ON GAY MARRIAGES OPPOSED AT HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE REJECTS INCOME-TAX LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS AWAIT PROPERTY-TAX RELIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
INCREASES STATE'S TAKE FROM DEADWOOD CASINOS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
FETAL-CRIMES BILL PASSES SENATE PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PANEL OK'S DEADWOOD GAMBLING EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PANEL KILLS BILL INVOLVING STUDENT DRUG USE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PROPOSAL TO TAX STOCKS ALIVE IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
BILL BARS PUBLICATION OF SEX-ABUSE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TAKE TAX OFF FOOD TO HELP THE POOR (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AMENDMENT WILL FORCE CONGRESS TO DO ITS JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JUDICIAL SYSTEM ONCE AGAIN VIOLATING RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
FDA'S 'KING' KESSLER NEEDS POWER CURBED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SMOKING AND DRINKING BANNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
COMMERCIALIZING PBS WOULD REALLY DESTROY IT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
JOHNSON BEING LURED INTO RUN FOR SENATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"DESPITE OTHER CLAIMS, DEFICIT INCREASING (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*BILL'S THRILLED WITH COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOME COMPUTER IS NICE (PROF),"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SKYFORCE HOLDS OFF AZTECAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAVAGE LEAVES USF POST FOR POLITICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE INCOME TAX RAN FOR 7 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK INMATE ABSENT AFTER FURLOUGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GUN DEALER REPORTS {dollar}500 PISTOL MISSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INMATE RAPE GOES TO STATE'S ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"PHYSICIAN, BANK HONORED FOR SERVICES","Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE MAY DIG FOR ANOTHER BODY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RESTAURANT ASKS FOR VIDEO-LOTTERY DELAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VERMILLION ADMITS FIRST WOMAN FIREFIGHTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TWO MEN ARRESTED IN MARIJUANA STOP ON I-90,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
POLICE GRAB MAN THREATENING TO JUMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*WAKONDA RURAL WATER SYSTEM READY TO AWARD BIDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE PRAISES PLAN TO REDUCE CORPS' ROLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
THREE DOCTORS TO JOIN VERMILLION MEDICAL CLINIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ELKTON MAN GETS 90 DAYS FOR TRYING TO DROWN WIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*PRESERVATION GROUP TO GIVE DESIGN AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*ALLEGATIONS DELAY USD STUDENT ELECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*ELLSWORTH BACKER PLEDGES FAIRNESS ON CLOSING PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
INVESTIGATES CHARGES REALTORS PLAYED UP CLOSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*THE SAFEST COUNTIES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
CITY COUNCIL BIRTHING PAINS LINGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN LOTTERY-TICKET ALTERING,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PART-OWNER WINS WHAT MAY BE LARGEST SD JURY AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
DASCHLE PLANS FORUMS THROUGHOUT WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
PANEL AIDS LIVESTOCK MARKETS BY KILLING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
AUTO-INSURANCE RATES FOR SD THIRD LOWEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 16 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
CITY FEARS 3-MILE REPEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*...TO LEARN THE FINE ART OF ICE SKATING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMFORTABLE FEELING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JAYCETTES THANK BUSINESSES FOR SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SHAKESPEARE HIT ON PUBLIC TV,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATORS IGNORE PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
POLICE PRAISED FOR RESPONSE TO BURGLAR ALARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
LIKED EDITORIAL ON FIRST LADY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
UNHAPPY HUGHES GOOD PATRIOT NEWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DON'T GET LOST IN FOOTSTEPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DON'T GET LOST IN FOOTSTEPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGIE SNAPS LOSS STRING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WESTERN EXEMPTED FROM FUEL REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDLE APPARENTLY CAUSED FIRE-PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL ON SALES TAX FOR INDIANS TABLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESERVATION DEATHS INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE MEETS TO FIGHT VIOLENCE AT PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL ON SALES TAX FOR INDIANS TABLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS MAY GET TAX EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS SAUER HAVE THEIR ARMS FULL WITH,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL RESPONDS ABDNOR REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HARDING WANTS PRESS TO HEAR PUC STORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HARDING WANTS PRESS TO HEAR PUC STORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TELEPHONE POLES RULED OFF LIMITS TO CABLE TV FIRM,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ATTORNEYS FOR VANT HUL DROP RESTRAINT REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MINORITIES MOST OFTEN GET DEATH SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SEN GEORGE SHANARD CALLS FOR WATER PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.6"
*A PAIR OF DALLAS COWBOY CHEERLEADERS CAME TO SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TAXES MAY TOP 1981 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WHO POLICES CITY POLICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TAXES MAY TOP 1981 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CHEERLEADERS BRING OUT CROWDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GIRLS CLUB GOES ON DESPITE RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MUSEUM'S MAGAZINE ILLUSTRATES LOCAL HISTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MUSEUM'S MAGAZINE ILLUSTRATES LOCAL HISTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHILD CUSTODY-A REAL-LIFE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*CHILD CUSTODY-A REAL-LIFE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*PROF'S ANATOMY TEXT NO. 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*PROF'S ANATOMY TEXT NO. 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
THE GREGG SMITH SINGERS-PACING MARS CONCERT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
REALTORS FEEL PINCH OF TIGHT HOUSING MARKET,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*COMMISSION TO CONSIDER BELL RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*COMMISSION TO CONSIDER BELL RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
REALTORS FEEL PINCH OF TIGHT HOUSING MARKET,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*COMMISSION TO CONSIDER BELL RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
REPORT-SD WORKERS PAID LESS FOR MORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
REPORT-SD WORKERS PAID LESS FOR MORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
CASES OF RABIES INCREASE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MODERN EXPLORERS TEST OUTDOOR SKILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NO MORE STATE CAMPSITES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*HOSPITAL QUIET, AWAITING NEW DOCTORS","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*HOSPITAL QUIET, AWAITING NEW DOCTORS","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"ARLINGTON POLICE INVESTIGATE THEFT OF SIREN, LIGHT","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GROWING FUEL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ABOUREZK-LONG ROAD FROM RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
'NO' VOTE URGED ON BEEFERENDUM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"YANKTON, SF SHOPLIFTING FINES COMPARED (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"YANKTON, SF SHOPLIFTING FINES COMPARED (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
'SAFE ENERGY' GROUP EXPLAINS ITS GOALS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*OFFICIALS FEAR TIGHT BUDGET WILL CUT GROWTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*HOGEN THROUGH WITH REPEALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*OFFICIALS FEAR TIGHT BUDGET WILL CUT GROWTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ELDERLY MAY GET TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
UNUSUAL COALITION BLOCKING TAX ON GRAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
UNUSUAL COALITION BLOCKING TAX ON GRAIN...,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
TRANSPORTATION MAJOR AG ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
TRANSPORTATION MAJOR AG ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
TRANSPORTATION MAJOR AG ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
LAWMAKERS TRYING TO ADD TO EDUCATION AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"LAWS PASSED ON CUSTODY, SPOUSE ABUSE","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"LAWS PASSED ON CUSTODY, SPOUSE ABUSE","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"LAWS PASSED ON CUSTODY, SPOUSE ABUSE","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE REJECTS RAIL FUNDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
HOUSE REJECTS RAIL FUNDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CITY DIRECTORY--IT REVEALS ALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS PUSH CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS STILL FACE MAJOR ISSUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NCC PLAYOFFS STEAL STAGE FROM LEAGUE CHASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INTEREST GROUP DEVISES CANDIDATE RATING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MEIERHENRY--SD IS TOUGH ON CRIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MEIERHENRY--SD IS TOUGH ON CRIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INTEREST GROUP DEVISES CANDIDATE RATING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANATOMY OF A CHRISTIAN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INTEREST GROUP DEVISES CANDIDATE RATING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTIANS PREY ON LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CHRISTIANS PREY ON LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOPE FOR SPRING AND TIMELY RAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'WRONGFUL LIFE' BILL CALLED POORLY WRITTEN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WETLANDS PROGRAM DESERVES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
URGES PASSAGE OF BILL AIDING VIOLENCE VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CORPORATIONS PASS INCOME TAX TO PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CORPORATIONS PASS INCOME TAX TO PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
RESERVOIRS LOW ALONG MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RESERVOIRS LOW ALONG MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BARNETT SUPPORTS RAIL TAX EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MO RIVER IRRIGATION FARM SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MO RIVER IRRIGATION FARM SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BARNETT SUPPORTS RAIL TAX EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF SCHOOL DISTRICT ANNOUNCED POLICY FOR ELIGIBILITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*HOMEOWNERS GO UNDERGROUND-WESSINGTON SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HOMEOWNERS GO UNDERGROUND-WESSINGTON SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*VISIBILITY LESS THAN ONE-EIGHTH OF A MILE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IRRIGATORS WIN THIS WATER BATTLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IT MUST BE THE WEATHER...,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HANSEN-NOBODY'S IMMUNE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FIRST FEDERAL S&L LOOKS FOR PARTNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ROSCOE WATER HOPES SHUTOFF BY 20 VOTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS LOSES BONUS BOOZE BID,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SENATE KILLS ROAD WEIGHT-LIMIT PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SD TOURISM THEME IS '...FEEL FREE',"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
PRESSLER OPPOSES WEAPON SALE TO JORDON,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
DAYTONA 500 HELPS UNLEASH AUTO RACING BUG,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BLY PUTS TALENTS TO NCC TOURNAMENT TEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ASSESSMENT BOND SALE OK'D BY CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE DEFEATS DRUG PARAPHERNALIA BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EROS ORDERED TO PAY BACK WAGES TO WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PENITENTIARY MONEY BILL GOES TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANDICAPPED CARE CENTER PLAN DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FREE VALENTINE DINNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RECORD STATE SPENDING EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SHORTENED WELFARE OBLIGATION REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEADWOOD MAN STABLE AFTER MAIN STREET FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"EL SALVADOR NEEDS NEW POLITICS, NOT ARMS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IOWANS COVET WATER FROM MISSOURI RIVER (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
APPEAL FOR HOME FOR HANDICAPPED ADULTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
THANKS LEGISLATORS FOR CRAZY HORSE HONOR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BILL FORCING CHOICES DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
11 COMPANIES BIDDING FOR COUNTY COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PARKING LOT ABUSERS MIGHT FACE FINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*THE CASE FOR/AGAINST ICE FISHING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*HELP FOR WHAT DEAF PEOPLE FEAR MOST...,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"JAMES HONIG, LUTHERAN SCHOLARSHIP","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
LASERTOMA YOUTH SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"SHELLI NEWELL, FASTEST TYPIST","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"*MELFRED ERICKSON, CITIZEN OF THE YEAR","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
ROTC STUDENTS RECIEVE HONORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
"BUY FOOD BASICS FIRST, THEN EXTRAS","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CRASH SURVIVORS CAN'T BELIEVE THEY'RE ALIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOWN HAS NO FAITH IN STREET NAMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KINDERGARTEN TEACHER'S LESSON IN LEARNING IS FUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KINDERGARTEN TEACHER'S LESSON IS LEARNING IS FUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KISS PUTS THEIR MESSAGE BACK ON STAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*BANK BILL, WITH CHANGES, GOES TO FULL HOUSE","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY'S LUCKY AFTER PLANE SMASHES TRAILER,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSE COMMITTEE REJECTS GRAIN PRICING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OKS BILL RELIEVING ALCOHOL SELLERS OF...,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAL BILL GOES TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BILL TAKES CREDIT CARD TAXES FROM COUNTIES LOSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REARING CHILDREN COSTS MORE ON FARMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY BOARD IS AFRAID OF ITS OWN SHADOW (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LETTER DISTORTS INTENT OF WATER FINANCING BILLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROPOSAL PLACES UNFAIR TAX ON MARRIED COUPLES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COST OF HURON PROJECT CUT {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ENGEN RENAMED UNITED WAY HEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OKS GIVING STUDENT REGENT OFFICIAL VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BANKS' EXTRADITION PAPERS GO TO NY GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE WANTS SD TO JOIN NUCLEAR COMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEDICAID PLAN ALMOST READY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
COMMITTEE LIMITS TOTAL AMOUNT TO {dollar}150 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
PROPERTY LEASE PROPOSAL GOES TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"COMMITTEE KILLS BILL FOR TEACHER PAY, ARBITRATION","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
BILL REQUIRES CEMENT PLANT AUDITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COMMITTEE KILLS BEER PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COMMITTEE OKS MONEY FOR PRISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PRIVATE COLLEGE GRANTS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WATER PROJECT TAX BILL GOES TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
REALTOR OFFERS LAND FOR NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ACTIVISTS SHARE HUMAN CONCERN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TASK FORCE PLAN PASSES HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*OPPONENT--LAND ISN'T SUITED FOR DUMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BLAME FOR ROTTEN MOVIE TO THE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*'84 DANCE SEASON LEADS WITH BALLET,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
THIS WAS A REAL CLIFF HANGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*BASKETBALL PULLS NORTH DAKOTA'S CORCORAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN IN SESSION'S LAST WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE AIMS AT STIFF FINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UTILITY MAKES PLANS FOR PROPOSED MANDAN LINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWYER SAYS REUTTER WAS OFFERED IMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PRO-CHOICE IS NON-JUDGEMENTAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FARMERS WILL GAMBLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*A LIFETIME OF SERVICE TO HOMETOWN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN DRAWS RAVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHOULD REVIVE JANKLOW'S PRISON PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL EXPENSES SHOULD BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
I'D SPONSOR BILL ALLOWING TAX CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO 3 OF 16 CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS DON'T KNOW WHEN INQUEST WILL RESUME,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE DEPARTMENT WILL HIRE 11 OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RENNER MAN PLEADS INSANITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STAR'S ON HER WAY HOME AFTER 2-WEEK TRIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUSINESSMEN PLAN PROTEST OF PARKING IDEA,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BILL WOULD OUTLAW DISCRIMINATION OF BLIND,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILLS ON CHILD SEX ABUSE SENT TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SENATE VOTES TO RAISE BINGO, LOTTERY PRIZE","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TAIWAN ADOPTED AS SD'S SISTER STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE APPROVES BILL PROTECTING CABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW SIGNS BILL LIMITING BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BILL LETS POLICE BRING SUSPECTS TO SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
HOUSE TO VOTE TO DISCUSS TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
GROUP POLLS SUPERINTENDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
IOWA MAN HELD WITHOUT BOND--WAGNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NEBRASKA ASKS SD TO RAISE DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"PRESSLER, SOVIET DIPLOMAT ARGUE","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REVILLO LACKS MONEY FOR POLICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"WORK KEEPS WOMAN, 90, YOUNG","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AWARD WILL HONOR ZIOLKOWSKI,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
COURT WON'T HALT HEAT-AID RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
GROUP HONORS 2 STATE MEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*WINTERS' JURY CAN'T AGREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NUKE PAC,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ROCKY MOUNTAIN GROUP BEST OPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*COLLECTING BASEBALL CARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HANSEN MADE RALLY WORK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HERE WE GO AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FARMERS MUST ORGANIZE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MEMORIAL DAY BELONGS MAY 30 (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*HOLDENER HELPS LINCOLN REBUILD,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*WATERTOWN, MILLER WIN","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LATE MODEL STOCK CARS RUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
DREAMS OF CATCHING SALMON,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MEIER COMES BACK STRONG,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*REAGAN'S POLICY STINKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PASTORS KEEP THE FAITH WITH FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS WILL WAKE UP DC,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"BERGLAND, BUTZ TO KEYNOTE AG CONFERENCE","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN CHANGES PLEA FOR DWI, BRIBING OFFICER","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL PASSES WESTERN DAKOTA VO-TECH BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY FIRM SUBMITS LOWEST OF 11 BIDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UTILITY TO REDUCE NATURAL GAS RATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON COLLEGE TRANSFERS HELP MOUNT MARTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NO SERIOUS INJURIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMMITTEE CHANGES 2-CENT GASOLINE TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE REJECTS BILL TO ALLOW FIREARMS SEIZURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE TO DISCUSS NUKE WASTE BILLS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS BILL ON LICENSE SUSPENSIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MEASURE WOULD CREATE STATE EXPORT AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES 2ND REGENT TERM FOR SRSTKA,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENATE REJECTS PROPOSAL TO STUDY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENATE WANTS TO CHECK JANKLOW SALES TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TALKS ON STATE PENITENTIARY LAWSUIT CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WATER DRAINAGE LAW REWRITE SENT TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
POSITION MAY LEAD HIM TO 5TH TERM,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PSYCHIATRIST TO CHECK WITNESS IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
'I AM TAKING POLITICAL RISKS',"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LAWMAKERS HEAD TO WASHINGTON SPLIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*DE SMET MAN TURNS A DOLLAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DESMET MAN TURNS A DOLLAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DRAWING FROM EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*GLADYS PAULSEN, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ABEX AWARDS WILL BE THE APEX,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BAETE-FORSETH FIRM CHANGES OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NEW GIFT SHOP HAS VICTORIAN MOTIF,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
VITAMIN SUPPLEMENT BUSINESS OPENS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WINDSHIELD REPAIR SERVICE COMES TO AREA,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DAKTRONICS RENOVATING ORIGINAL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LEWIS DRUG EXECUTIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*FARMERS PUSH FOR ANSWERS AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOMEWORK POLICY MAKES THE GRADE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FREE HELP OFFERED DURING KELLYWEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY AVAILABLE NOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"DIRECTORY OF FAIRS, FESTIVALS AVAILABLE","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CHANGE COLISEUM INTO CITY RECREATION CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T EXTEND SENATE TERMS TO FOUR YEARS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PANEL PLAYS WITH BRECH'S LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*AID FROM CORPORATIONS TO FAMILY FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*ORCHESTRATE TROUBLED PATIENTS' LIVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'MADE IN DAKOTA' EXHIBIT AT MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DON'T JUST WISH ON A STAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LONG HOURS TAX ACCOUNTANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS ELECTION REMAINS ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ALARM FAILS TO ALERT FAMILY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEADLINE FOR CHOPPING SPENDING BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA HEADED FOR FISCAL CRISIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
WEST RIVER RANCHERS UPSET ABOUT PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*'AMERIKA' DRAWS LOCAL VIEWERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW ACCEPTS NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*PARENTS, TEACHERS LEARN TO COOPERATE","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*4 HONORED FROM SIOUX FALLS AREA,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'NOT A JUNKET' NO JOKE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ANSWER IN CATALOG TAX DISPUTE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEGISLATORS DESERVE THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WINNING NOT MOST IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
REPUBLICANS CONSERVATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHO SPEAKS FOR UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"PARENTS, DON'T GIVE UP RIGHTS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
NCC CAGE KNOT SOON WILL UNRAVEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF COLLEGE WANTS MORE SHARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EXPLOSIVES PARTS PLANT GETS START,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FMHA OFFICIAL QUITS AFTER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LIST OF VANDERLOO CHALLENGES GROWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GREGORY COUNTY PROJECT STUDY SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PERPICH AGAINST SUPERCOLLIDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL SPURS TEEN ABORTION CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEARING SET WEDNESDAY IN ASSAULT ON OFFICER,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JAMES RIVER BOARD BUCKS MISSOURI RIVER PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"LOCAL GROUP, STATE TO STUDY LAKE WATER QUALITY","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON SEEKS TEACHER SUPPORT FOR TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SERVICE GETS CITIZEN HELP IN VANDALISM ALERT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEB RURAL WATER PROJECT TO OPEN BIDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA A NAME WORTH SELLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SD LAND VALUES DROP IN '86,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CRIME STRIKES HOME IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
IMPARTIAL JURORS SCARCE FOR JENNER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY ACCIDENT VICTIM IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RACE STILL UNCLEAR A WEEK BEFORE PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HOUSE OK'S GAS TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PROTECTION BILL DESERVES TO BE RESCUED (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW REMARKS DISAPPOINT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LAWMAKER CHALLENGES 2 LEGISLATIVE STORIES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PAC INFLUENCE UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
BONES OWES EXPLANATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
ECONOMIC FUND BOARD TO MEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GETTYSBURG VOTERS OK SCHOOL MERGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GORE'S FATHER TO CAMPAIGN IN STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAL SCANNER DELIVERY DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WILLIAMS TANK STARTS ON FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY BASKS IN WINTER-BREAK WARMTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOCUSES ON INDIAN SPIRITUALITY FOR LENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REPUBLICANS DENY UNFAIR TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SENATORS APPROVE TAX STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ADULT MOVIE MAILING DRAWS COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SENATE KILLS VIDEO GAME BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
UNIONS TO RALLY FOR JOBS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HOUSE COMMITTEE PASSES BILL TO FUND LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL KILLS DRUNK DRIVING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES FARM DEBT MEDIATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PANEL OK'S CROP CHECKOFF PROGRAM BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
APPROVES BUILDING FOR CHILDREN'S SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COMMISSIONERS DELAY VOTE ON TRUCK STOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RISING HEALTH INSURANCE COSTS TROUBLE STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GOVERNORS SIGN AGREEMENT FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*MEALS WITHOUT MEAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*COCAINE BUST SETS CITY RECORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TALKS END--MORRELL TO CUT PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTE ON TAX FREEZE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CAN USE A BREATH OF FRESH AIR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"STATE STANDS TO WIN, IF BILL PASSES (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NAMES DON'T MAKE A SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CENTENNIAL TAKES CENTER STAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MCDANIEL BRINGS 'FEEL GOOD' MUSIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE THEATER GETS NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CHARGES EXPECTED IN ILLEGAL DUMPING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLEANUP CONTINUES OF CYANIDE SPILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ORDER TO BE SIGNED REVOKING RESTRAINT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEUHARTH LAUDS PARTY PLANNED FOR RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE PANEL REJECTS PORNOGRAPHY BAN BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MURALS RECEIVE FACELIFT AFTER 72 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS--KIWANIS WIDENING PLAN UNWARRANTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WHAT ARE YOU IF YOU'RE BOTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE ASKS VETERANS FOR LOBBYING HELP,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAYOR WANTS CITY TO PASS 2-YEAR BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*PAROLE POPULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"CHAMBER SEEKS OLD BUILDINGS, GROUPS","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RULING ON CITY SALES TAX DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WALKER MAN CHARGED IN TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN ACQUITTED OF DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELLSWORTH IS NOT THROUGH GROWING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PETITION RULE CHANGE VOTED DOWN BY PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HOUSE COMMITTEE KILLS ARREST QUOTA MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
NDSU WRESTLERS FACE HURDLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CITIBANK HIRES 151 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FIRST CITY PLANS ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STOEHR TAKES OVER AS INSPECTOR GENERAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*WOMEN LEARN MONEY SKILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FORECLOSURE THREATENS MALL OWNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CNN WILL BROADCAST FROM MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GUNS FOR HYRE WANTS A CHANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOTTO BILL FAILS FIRST HOUSE VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PRISON PLSN, TAX CAP PASS--ANTI-PORN CRUSHED","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CLEAR LAKE RECALL ELECTION IS STILL ON,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
679 CARS GET SNOW FINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SCHOOL TO BUILD MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CALLING BRINGS NEW ENGLANDER TO SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CANDIDATES SHOULD ADDRESS ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OWNERS HAVE THE EDGE IN SPAT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GIVE FOOD AND MONEY FOR SOVIETS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LIFE BEHIND BARS NOT EASY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SAY NO TO INCINERATOR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ABORTION STOPS 3RD HEART (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STOP OUT-OF-STATE GARBAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HIRE PRO FOR WEDDING PHOTOS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BROOKINGS CLAIMS 'A' GYM TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MARDI GRAS ROYALTY CROWNED FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'WOLVES' MOVIE MAY OPEN IN FALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIR GUARD REPORTS JET FUEL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PASTOR'S WIFE STABLE AFTER OPERATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 CHARGES ADDED IN RAPE INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOVIETS LOOK FORWARD TO FREEDOMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS WILL DECIDE ON PROPERTY TAX CAP,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE APPROVES PRISON EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PORNOGRAPHY BILL REVIVAL ATTEMPT FAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS WAL-MART TO OPEN IN SUMMER,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DUMP MORATORIUM BECOMES LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KILLS BILL TO KEEP DRUG USERS OFF ROADS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POT-SWAP INMATE CONVICTED OF ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SEMI, PLOW CRASH NEAR KIMBALL","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"STUDYING OF CABLE, PHONE OWNERSHIP","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLAY COUNTY SALES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OLDHAM BOARD DELAYS ACTION OF 5 PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CHESTER WOMAN NAMED MOTHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PUBLIC INPUT SOUGHT ON CANTON WATER GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EIGHT FILE TO WIN SEATS IN NEW MCCOOK DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MAN LISTED AS STABLE FOLLOWING I-29 CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN GROWING, DASCHLE SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"GOLD MINES YIELD 558,600 OUNCES","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
JOB CORPS DRAWS 73 APPLICANTS IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
RELIGIOUS SHIELD BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*MILBANK SEEKS TO HEAL THE WOUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS WAGE POLITE FIGHT - SO FAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLAYING GREAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ONE-SIDED VIEW MISREPRESENTS INDIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SALES TAX INCREASE DISTASTEFUL, NEEDED (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEP R-RATED FILMS OFF PRIME-TIME TV (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
US USES SELECTIVE INTERVENTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOSPITALS HAVE RIGHT TO EXCLUDE MASURS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STORY HAD NOTHING GOOD ABOUT RIVERSIDE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TROOPS IN GULF NEED SUPPORT OF EVERYONE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
READY TO TRY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*MUST CHANGE TO PREPARE STUDENTS FOR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CONTROVERSIAL BILL DRAWS READERS' (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"REVIEWS LACK HUMOR, CYNICAL (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
JANKLOW DID NOT CAUSE 1983 BORDER WAR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TAKING RIBBON OFF TREE A TOUCH OF CRASS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
RIGHTS ACTIVISTS HAVE CHANCE TO ACT IN GULF (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*REAL ISSUE IS PREVENTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.A1, col.1"
WHERE LEGISLATORS STAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.A1, col.2"
*COMPELLED TO STAND FOR UNBORN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.A, p.A1, col.4"
*WHITE PACES STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"KOLLER, MARION-PARKER RULE IN 2B WRESTLING","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VERMILLION GYMNAST BEST OF 'B',"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COACHES TO BRING SECRETS OF SUCCESS TO CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GOURLEY'S MOVING TO NEW LOCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN FOCUS OF AG CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN IN BUSINESS WORKSHOP MARCH 9,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GOLFERS DRIVING FOR NEW CITY COURSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER SAYS CLIENT ACTED IN SELF-DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NEW SYSTEM WILL LINK PRESSLER'S OFFICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SF HOME DAMAGED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SOLDIERS' ADDRESSES AVAILABLE OVER PHONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*GOP CHIEF PUTS BATTLES BEHIND HIM,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
EXPECT FIGHT ON TAX ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"FORUM DISCUSSES RECYCLING, GAMBLING","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BOARD REJECTS SPRINKLER APPEAL FOR GRAND STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
CASH SHORTAGE KEEPS HISTORIC ROCKS ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
CITY GETS {dollar}1 MILLION FOR LANDING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MAYOR LOSES ROUND IN NEGLIGENCE SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SDSU GROWTH PUTS SQUEEZE ON HOUSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY TO CONSIDER BAN ON PUBLIC SMOKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
"CITY NETS {dollar}114,600 FROM 50TH BIKE RALLY","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE OPENS FILE IN CHILD ASSAULT CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
BOARD JOINS LAWSUIT OVER STATE SCHOOL AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
CATHOLIC PREP SCHOOL CLOSING IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
2 STUDENTS TO TRAVEL TO JAPAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
EX-SD MAN SENT DRUGS TO STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
CAPITOL CAFE HOT SPOT FOR LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.6"
"*AIR JOCKS SHOCK, AMUSE","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SIGNS OF WAR ARE EVERYWHERE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.F, p.08, col.2"
*TAKE ONE-STOP SHOPPING TO THE BANK,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1991, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*INTERNATIONAL GAP BRIDGED IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOSHIBA PLANT HAS JAPANESE FLAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*FUNERAL WISHES SHOULD BE RESPECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*YAC PROFILE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*VOTING ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GIVE SF FAIR SHAKE IN AID (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NATIONAL DEBT IS 'PURE INSANITY' (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEST HEADLIGHTS WITH SIMPLE CHECKS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EXECUTIVE SESSIONS JUST SECRET MEETINGS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WHITE'S WORDS KEEP PEOPLE FROM SPEAKING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*FOUR FACES PERCH ON STOLEN LAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DOCTOR HEARS FEW IMPLANT COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*68-YEAR-OLD STILL BOWLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MUTUAL FUNDS POOL PEOPLE'S INVESTMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FORUM TICKETS LIKELY TO RUN OUT TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR ROBBERS, CAMARO","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THROWN CHUNK OF SNOW INJURES DRIVER ON I-29,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN ARRESTED IN BURGLARY CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FOGGY MORNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FRIENDSHIPS TOP OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS--HUNT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'HANG A LEFT AT HAWAII',"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROFESSOR KNOCKS BUY-AMERICAN BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'LAS VEGAS NIGHT' GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN IS CHARGED WITH RAPING CHILD,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MARTY MAN SENTENCED FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"ONE LAST DANCE LEADS TO {dollar}213,315 JACKPOT","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LAWMAKER MAINTAINS FAMILY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BRANDON PARENTS GROUP HOPES TO HELP YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MOST IMPORTANT LEGISLATIVE BILLS WAIT IN WINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PINE RIDGE SCHOOLS PICKED UP PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WATER WOES FORCE CLINIC TO SHUT DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*RESIDENTS BRACE FOR CLINTON'S TONIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES ABORTION MEASURES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
S DAKOTANS SELL SUPER 8 MOTEL CHAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DEADBEAT PARENTS FACE TOUGHER LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SPILLS WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
AG LAND VALUES PERPLEXING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
LAWMAKERS APPROVE BEACH MONITORING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HOUSE PANEL REJECTS LIMITS ON ROAD HUNTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
TRANSIT BILL TUSSLE ENDS IN DEFERMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
'ARGUS' SHOULD BACK OLD WHS FOR ARTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T SELL OUT STATE FOR MORE GAMBLING (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESSLER FOLLOWS CAMPAIGN RULES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PEOPLE MUST FIGHT LEGALIZED ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"*EDUCATION, NOT LEGISLATION, NEEDED","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"*SEAT BELTS, HELMETS SAVE LIVES, MONEY","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DASCHLE IS NAMED TO HEALTH TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEAF SCHOOL LAWSUIT MOVES TO US COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-GARRETSON OFFICER CHARGED WITH THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MUSEUM ASKS JUDGE TO RECONSIDER RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STORE WORKER RUNNING FOR SCHOOL BOARD SEAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WINTER SNAPS OUT OF LULL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN MAN'S DEATH LIKELY IS SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD WANTS TAX STATUS BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON SPELLS OUT WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STREET SIGNS TO REPLACE COUNTY'S RURAL ROUTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SENATE OK'S PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EGAN WHEELCHAIR FIRM STARTS AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORUM ON HEALTH CARE REFORM TO BE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESIDENT ADVISED TO RECOGNIZE VIETNAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD PRESS PUBLISHES 2 GERMAN SERIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON FARM SHOW SET TO OPEN FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FIRE GUTS MILBANK ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOLS WON'T USE DETECTORS TO CHECK FOR WEAPONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REP JOHNSON GETS OVERVIEW OF CLINTON PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
USD WIN STREAK ENDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUNTERS TOUR STOPS IN CITY THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE BRINGS DRESS CODE TO COURTROOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CAN THE CREAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LATEX ALLERGY NEARLY COST WOMAN HER LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY NO 1 SPOT FOR JOB-HUNTING COLLEGE GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HEALTH CARE ROAD LONELY IN WHITE RIVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICAN-DEMOCRATIC GAP WIDENS OVER PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATION TO BOOST WHEEL TAX PASSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
INSURANCE-REGULATION BILL MOVES TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE NARROWLY REJECTS SCHOOL-AID PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WORKERS' COMPENSATION MEASURE REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ADOPTION BILL FOCUSES ON CHILD'S BEST INTEREST,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL DELAYS ACTION ON INDIAN ART BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
A NEW GUN-CONTROL PROPOSAL IN ENDORSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE DEFEATS BILL TO HELP FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE DELAYS MILLER'S SCHOOL-AID PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*PANEL KILLS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
BILL REMOVING GOVERNOR'S MURAL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE BILL RAISES STATE'S TAKE OF LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
SALES TAX REMAINS TOP REVENUE OPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TONYA HARDING OR NANCY KERRIGAN?,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LOW-WAGE EXPLANATION WASN'T CONVINCING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LET'S NOT BUCKLE UNDER FEDERAL MANDATES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CARTOON TRIVIALIZED DEBASEMENT OF WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
POLICE DISTORT TRUTH ABOUT LAST FRONTIER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
HILLARY TICKETS ARE HAZARDOUS TO HEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
"BEFORE RAISING TAXES, SEEK OTHER OPTIONS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
SALT ACCUMULATING ON CITY'S STREETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IMPROVEMENT PLAN AVAILABLE AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOUR PLEAD GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARGUS INTERESTED IN CITY-OWNED LOTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NORDIC HALL FACES DANCE LIMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MARK OF DISTINCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY SECOND TOP POLLUTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DINER PLAN FOR CITY'S PARKING LOT FLOPS SO FAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITIZENS PROPOSE REVISED CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS LAWYER FACES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER BOARD PLANS CHANGES FOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KITTEN BURNER FACES NINE MONTHS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RC COMMITTEE PROPOSES GIVING LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WATERTOWN SELECTS POLICE, FIRE CHIEFS","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEBRASKA TO ENTER POWERBALL LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TROUBLED RAPID CITY PLANT NOT ALONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW--MILLER MAY HAVE FLOUTED LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LOSERS IN LAWSUIT SLAP WINNERS WITH HEFTY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SEEKS CONTRIBUTIONS FOR BUILDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"DEMAND MAY PUMP UP SD ETHANOL INDUSTRY, FARM PRICES","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HOME SHOW BEGINS FOUR-DAY RUN TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*BENEFIT BOWLATHON SET FOR TOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOCCER BACKER GETS SPORTSMAN HONOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KNIGHTS SHOOT FOR 3RD STRAIGHT STATE GYM TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE BLOW BY FORT WAYNE 119-101,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*USEFUL FEEDBACK IN GROUP CONFERENCE (PROF),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PAVILION PLANNERS START ANEW,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE OPPOSES BUDGET MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAN WITH AIDS HELPS KIDS LEARN FROM HIS MISTAKES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REPUBLICANS TO COOPERATE ON BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CAMPAIGN REACHES GOAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
BILL TOUGHENS PENALITIES FOR JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OK'S GROUP MEDICAL INSURANCE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SO ... WATCHA GOT?,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PANEL VOTES TO END TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE KEEPS SCHOOL PUBLISHING REQUIREMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OK'S PHONE FEE FOR 911 SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"HOUSE BILL REPEALS RULES, REGULATIONS FOR DISTRICTS","Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW'S TAX-RELIEF PLAN FALLS SHORT--DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PUT SAFETY BEFORE OFFENDERS' RIGHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MORRELL CONTROVERSY CALLS FOR HARSH WORDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEFINING START OF LIFE FILLED WITH INTOLERANCE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRIVITIZATION BEST ROUTE FOR PUBLIC BROADCASTING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CUT UNTAXED PROPERTY TO INCREASE REVENUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
OTHERS NEED WARNING OF MORRELL'S MISDEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
'DEAD MAIL' GOES TO MINNEAPOLIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S DOCTOR TRIP SPARKS CAPITOL RUMOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TO STATE GOP RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS TRIBAL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TALES OF THE SOUTH POLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AGENCY HONORS SIOUX FALLS SUPPORTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRISONER CONTINUES SUICIDAL STARVATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STUDENT-BODY LEADER HAILS FROM SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COOPERATIVE TO ISSUE 6.5 PERCENT REFUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RUTLAND CONVENIENCE STORE CAN'T OPEN THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WATERTOWN EX-SHERIFF WEARING BADGE AS DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BLACK HILLS STUDENT TO SERVE AS REGENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*UNITED WAY HONORS 4 VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*VERMILLION BIKE PATH MAY BE BUILT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAKE COCHRANE SUPPORTERS SEEK LEGISLATURE'S HELP,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEFENSE OPENS IN FOSSIL TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS LIGHT UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*CLOSINGS FOR PRESIDENTS DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SUPREME COURT ORDERS BROOKINGS TO GIVE MAN LICENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN FACES NEW CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HIGH COURT DISBARS GREGORY LAWYER,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ELK POINT COMPANY MARKETS ALARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
LANDOWNER OBLIGATIONS COULD GROW,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS IN USD-SDSU BASKETBALL RIVALRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FLASH CADILLAC GETS BACKING OF SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ONE YEAR AFTER THE CEILING FELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ARTIST REFLECTS MOTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SAWYER BROWN IS STILL COUNTRY'S BEST LIVE ACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*MANY VINES CAN PUT ATTRACTIVE GROWTH ON TRELLIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 17 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
A GARTER SNAKE AT CHILDREN'S SCIENCE FAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE RANKED 23RD ON TAX FAIRNESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NEXT IT'LL BE GLACIER SURFING IN HUMBOLDT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY'S NEW PLAN-TOOL FOR FUTURE-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MINISTERS URGE JANKLOW NOT TO SIGN DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
EQUAL RIGHTS POSES THREAT TO WOMEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DOVE SEASON A DISAPPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MCGOVERN CHALLENGER SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
MCGOVERN CHALLENGER SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*COYOTES IN RACE AFTER STATE WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SMOKEY JOE RUNNING DIFFERENT RACE NOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GROWING UP AS CHARLIE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUBDUED ROLE SUITS NANNEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SUBDUED ROLE SUITS NANNEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SPORTS IN ACTION CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JULIE BROCKBERG TWO SHORT OF 300,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
EXOTIC BIRDS WELCOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
"HUNTING, FISHING FEES TO INCREASE","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
*RETURNING TO OLD DAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
"HUNTING, FISHING FEES TO INCREASE","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
WILDLIFE WEATHER BLIZZARD CONDITIONS LAST WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
GENERAL GROWTH PLANS NEW MALL IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.3"
ADVERTISING WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.5"
*ARLAN KNUTSON NAMED ALLSTATE MANAGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.5"
PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION MEETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.5"
*DUNHAM NAMES SALES MANAGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.5"
*UNITED NATIONAL BANK MAKES PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.5"
*CHARLES L. DOROTHY JOINS LOCAL LAW OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.3"
FOUNDATION BOARD SELECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.4"
STATE LAWS PUT WOMEN ON LEGAL SEESAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ERA-WOMEN'S ISSUES SNARE LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HELEN JO SCHULDT-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCKENNAN TO HOLD SEMINAR ON POISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*SENIOR CITIZEN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.3"
WOMAN AMONG 5 EYED FOR AG SECRETARY POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PARTIES SLUGGING OUT ELECTION LAW REFORMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PUC ANTAGONISM HASN'T COOLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAJOR BILLS STILL AHEAD FOR LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BERGLAND MAY CHANGE MIND IN WHEAT CARTEL ACCORD FAVO,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BERGLAND MAY CHANGE MIND IN WHEAT CARTEL ACCORD FAVO,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FIRE DESTROYS WEBSTER PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BILL SETS OUT TAX EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
1 KILLED IN HILL CITY CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CLOSE VOTE FORESEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SDSU WORKERS ASK MORE PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SDSU WORKERS ASK MORE PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*'JACK'S HOUSE' GOES ON SALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*'JACK'S HOUSE' GOES ON SALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STAR-MAKING CALLS FOR OLYMPIAN ABC EFFORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"IF POLICE HARASS, WHAT THEN","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*'JONI' LESSON OF FAITH, HOPE","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MEN ARE NO LONGER A NOVELTY IN NURSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WOMEN STRIVE FOR APPOINTMENT TO ACADEMICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*ZASTROW GEARING FOR NCC MEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*ZASTROW GEARING FOR NCC MEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*AMATEUR ARCHERS TAKE THEIR SHOTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLEARING SNOWY ROADS COSTLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEAVIER HOGS HURT MARKET,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TOURISM OUTLOOK CALLED GLOOMY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DECISION MAKERS AND THE PLAYOFFS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXTRA MOTEL TOURNEY COSTS {dollar}7.53 PER ROOM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KNOBE CONGRATULATED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN INVITES RUSSIAN RESPONSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOTEL FUSS A PLOY TO GET BOTH TOURNEYS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY MECHANIC TO START UNION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ADVERTISING BOOSTS FUNDRAISERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*JUDGE DEFIES HIGH COURT RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN TO PROLONG GRAIN EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE DEFIES HIGH COURT RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE DEFIES HIGH COURT RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE DEFIES HIGH COURT RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DELAY HELPS MILWAUKEE BID FOR LOAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DELAY HELPS MILWAUKEE BID FOR LOAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JUST WHO ARE THOSE CROW CREEK CHIEFTAINS ANYHOW...,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCOOTER TURNS STUDENT'S HARDSHIP INTO INSPIRATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCOOTER TURNS STUDENT'S HARDSHIP INTO INSPIRATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GUTHRIE SLATES MIXED FARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ARTS COUNCIL SELECTS 23 FOR SCHOOL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*COMMISSION MUST REVIVE CONFIDENCE, KULL SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CRANE MAKES COMMISSION CANDIDACY OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S INCREASED GOLD SEVERANCE TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*COMMISSION MUST REVIVE CONFIDENCE, KULL SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S INCREASED GOLD SEVERANCE TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRE-SPRING FEVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"JOBLESS RATE REACHES 6.5 PERCENT, DRAINS FUND","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
EXTEND 5TH CENT OF SALES TAX FOR GENERAL FUND (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EXTEND 5TH CENT OF SALES TAX FOR GENERAL FUND (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EXTEND 5TH CENT OF SALES TAX FOR GENERAL FUND (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
8 SF HOMES BURGLARIZED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RED TAPE CALLED CITY PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RAIL COLLABORATION HEARINGS MARCH 3,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"F N COSGROVE, GOP SPORTS FIGURE, 71, DIES","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
ABDNOR-SATURDAY MAIL TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN VICTIM OF GUNSHOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
737 EMERGENCY LANDS AT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
INDIAN PROGRAM FUNDS ALLOCATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRESLER--PEOPLE UPSET ABOUT ETSI,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR-SATURDAY MAIL TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER--PEOPLE UPSET ABOUT ETSI,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN TO STUDY RAISING OF DAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PROJECT URGES HILLS TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*PROJECT URGES HILLS TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*PROJECT URGES HILLS TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TRY TO SHOW ALCOHOL WON'T CUT FOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
LAWMAKERS TRY TO SHOW ALCOHOL WON'T CUT FOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
GREENWAY PLAN DEFERRED TO REVISE ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
'NO BAIL' BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE TAKES BITE OUT OF DENTAL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
COMMITTEE BACKS RAISES FOR JUDGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE VOTES STATE IN SAME TIME ZONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
WRONGFUL LIFE BILL GOES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
COMMITTEE BACKS RAISES FOR JUDGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
WORKFARE ADVANCES TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE VOTES STATE IN SAME TIME ZONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"*EAT YOUR HEART OUT, FROSTY","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SD BUDGET CUTS IT CLOSE, LAWMAKER SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ANIMAL NEGLECT, ABUSE RUN RAMPANT IN AREA","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NORTHERN LOSES SD SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NEW CHAPTER BEING ADDED TO MCKENNAN TENNIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NDSU WINS NORTH CENTRAL MAT TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUMMIT ONLY UNBEATEN TEAM IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OAHE WALLEYE ON NATIONAL TV,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PETERS SHOOTS AT 'B' MAT TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*'RAGTIME' THE FILM IS STILL DAZZLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS READY FOR NEW WAVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DREAM OF OWNING RADIO STATION COMING TRUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*JEFF GREENFIELD TO SPEAK AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
"ART SALE, EXHIBIT","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
BROCKHOUSE ANIMALS DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
MARDI GRAS OF THE NORTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
BRANDON LIONS CLUB BANQUET,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.C, p.10, col.4"
CHILDREN'S HOME OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.C, p.10, col.4"
SQUARE DANCE AT FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.C, p.10, col.4"
VETS DIRECTOR TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.C, p.10, col.4"
WELLNESS WEEK PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.C, p.10, col.4"
*ST PAT'S DAY GROUP CRANKS UP GREEN MACHINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
*REFLECTION IN PUDDLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAA LOOKING FOR CAUSES OF SD PLANE CRASHES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GROUP SETS DEADLINE FOR NEW ACTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES MINNESOTA AVE PARKING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GRIFFIN GIVEN DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HOUSE OKS MINIMUM GRAIN PRICE PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
LEGISLATURE AGAINST NEW WATER TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
DECISIONS ON LEGISLATIVE REDISTRICTING (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SALVADOR PLAN DESCRIBED AS HYPOCRISY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WHO DECIDES DAVID STATUE IS FINE ART (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
ABERDEEN CRACKS DOWN ON LIQUOR SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE VOTES TO BOOST MINIMUM WAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INQUEST CALLED IN MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INSANITY PLEA GOES TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
REORGANIZATION PLAN ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SENATE REJECTS NEW COLLEGE BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
2 MEN CANDIDATES FOR TRIBAL PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PLAN TO MOVE REDFIELD PATIENTS TO CENTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PANEL CUTS STATE WELFARE OBLIGATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BIA OFFICES MAY BE CONSOLIDATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PANEL--INDIANS SHOULD HELP EACH OTHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*HAITIANS HAVE A CHURCH--THANKS TO SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ADOPTED SISTERS WILL REUNIT WITH PARENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CHAMBER CHUCKLES OVER PIERRE POLITICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*INVESTIGATORS DON'T FIND CRASH CAUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*PLASMATICS--BONE CRUNCHING EQUALS ROCK,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FINAL THOUGHTS & ACCOMPLISHMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COLD BUT NOT THAT COLD--BROOKINGS SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
53 MINUTES WITHOUT JABBING PERPICH,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
LOST SHEEP WAS IN HIS HOMETOWN...,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
FED TO RULE ON LEGALITY OF BANK PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HISTORY PROF--INDIANS MUST REASSERT RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FORDING THE STREAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*YES CREDIT CARD TAX--NO SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INDIANS MUM ON BANKS--PASTOR SAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD CHARGED WITH EXPLOITING BEAR BUTTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SWIFT CO WILL BUY HURON ARMOUR PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
13 CHARGED IN DRUG CASE--MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW'S BANK PLAN HOLDS POTENTIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOINING MIDWEST COMPACT--WASTE PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MANY WAIT TO ADOPT CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BUSINESSMEN TO REOPEN THE GALLEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JAILED MAN ASKS FOR BOND REVIEW,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY INDICTS MORRIS FOR LYING TO IRS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS HONEY TARIFF RAISED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STOCKBROKER LOSES SUIT AGAINST IRS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO CHARGED IN SELLING COCAINE--RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
7-YEAR-OLD IN HOSPITAL AFTER CAR HIT HER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE WON'T GIVE DETAILS ON SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WYOMING SENATE TO DEBATE PIPELINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SENATE CHANGES WATER BILL'S FLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*FILLING POTHOLES NEVER-ENDING JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WHISKEY DISTILLERY BILL IS STILL ALIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REDISTRICTING MEASURE SENT TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HOUSE OK'S AID FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
RESEARCHERS DISCOVER 6 NEW MINERALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SENATE GETS BILL TO STOP LAWYER'S FEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
TAX PROTESTOR--I'M NOT INVOLVED IN KILLINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
CALIFORNIA BANK SHOWS INTEREST IN BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL OK'S BILL TO AVOID MEDICAID CUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SENATE APPROVES CONTRACTORS' EXCISE TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.6"
BILL GIVING WORKERS IMMUNITY REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COMMITTEE KILLS NURSING-HOME PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
EXCHANGE STUDENTS MAY NOT COUNT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE KILLS PLAN FOR TIE-LINE FEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PROPOSAL TO END FILM FEES REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
REGENT POSTS MAY BE OPEN TO ALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SOME TEACHERS MAY GET FREE TUITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NUCLEAR TRANSPORT--IS IT SAFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KENNEDY PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
VOTE LEAVES NUKE APPROVAL UP TO GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*AMERICA FACES SPIRITUAL WELFARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CUBAN PIANIST TO PERFORM IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*PANEL DELAYS SPRINGFIELD VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSURE NEEDED TO REDUCE BIG DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES A COMPUTER SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OPPONENT OF NUCLEAR-ARMS RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BILL WOULD REQUIRE ACCOUNTING OF BRAND MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SEXUAL CONSENT AGE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
VOTE TO RETAIN BACCALAUREATE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*FORUM ON NUKE WASTE TO MISS SESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER PLAN FOR WATER PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE WON'T SEEK DEATH FOR STANSELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CHANGES NEEDED IN LEADERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COURT CAN'T CHANGE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"DUAL TREASURER, LAND OFFICE VOTE (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATUE OF LIBERTY NEEDS STATE HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LANGUAGE COURSES IMPROVE SKILLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SAY NO TO FUNDS FOR WASTEFUL PROJECTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
10 RHODES SCHOLARS REFLECT USD QUALITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JUDGES SHOULD UPHOLD LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
LICENSES FOR PEOPLE WHO TAKE X-RAYS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BODY OF MISSING MITCHELL MAN FOUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
GIRL SUFFERS MINOR WOUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SUITS ACCUSE SCHOOL OFFICIALS OF DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
{dollar}40 MILLION FOR COUNTIES GETS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILL PROTECTING LIQUOR DEALERS DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CHANGE IN BALLOT PROCEDURE RETURNS TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE VOTES TO REDUCE SEVERANCE TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE DECIDES TO KEEP GAS TAX AT 13 CENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE SACRIFICES INTEGRITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES MEASURE ON JURY TRIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENTS MAKE EXCELLING FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TOYING WITH DAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"WARMTH, SNOW, WARMTH AGAIN","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LEGENDARY LAWBREAKER HAS USED UP WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TV CARTOONS--ANTI-INDIAN INDOCTRINATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ADVICE FOR CITY JOB SEEKERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MEESE SHOULD BE CONFIRMED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
WHY TEACH FOREIGN LANGUAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*'WHERE THE SIOUX RIVER BENDS',"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VETERAN'S FUND HONORS VOLUNTEER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
GYMNASTS TO EARN SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*COLLEGE IS IN KEY WITH COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRIVERS OF CRASH IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATUS OF BILLS IN THE SD LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE RALLY'S MESSAGE RESOUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TIME OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOUSE TO PASS NUKE COMPACT THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SMALL SCHOOLS SHARE TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STATE WRESTLING CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WEIGHT LOSS DUE TO RACQUETBALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DOCTOR OFFERS CURE FOR THE BLAHS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PARENTS, TEACHERS LEARN AT CONFERENCE","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROBIN HOOD PLAN AIMS FOR EQUAL SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE BRIDGE IS OUT TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DRUG STORES OFFER REFUNDS ON TYLENOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CHALLENGE NO-GROWTH SPECIAL INTERESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NOTHING UN-AMERICAN ABOUT FIRING IACOCCA (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA NEEDS SKILLED STATE LIBRARIANS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TAXPAYERS WOULD PAY BILL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"FAT CATS SHOULD PAY, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
HANSEN SHOULD RUN FOR COVER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*LOCAL BAND RECORDS ORIGINAL ROCK,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TO GET ANSWERS ABOUT CHILD'S PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN BOARD ANNOUNCES MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL ANNOUNCES BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
UNITED WAY CHAIRMAN ELECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REPUBLICAN WOMEN ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SHRINE TEMPLE ELECTS POTENTATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SENATE TO CONSIDER ANOTHER AGRICULTURE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"THIEVES USE COMPANY TRUCK IN {dollar}10,000 HAUL","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRAVEL AND TRANSPORT RANKED 13TH LARGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VO-TECH SPONSORS ALTERNATIVE CROP SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLASS TEACHES HOW TO TAKE CONTROL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PHONE FIRM APPEALS DECISION IN ITS FAVOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARM-LOAN PLAN RAISES CORPORATE OWNERSHIP ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HARD TIMES DRAW FARMERS TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS WANT STATE TO RUN VO-TECHS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEVELOPERS PLAN NEW COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EPA CANCELS HEARING AFTER REQUEST WITHDRAWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKER--CPR PLAN PROBABLY DEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINING FIRM ASKS HOMEOWNERS TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO CHARGES FILED IN FATAL JANUARY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC TV BOARD TO TAKE PART IN FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPERMARKET BUYS GOOD FORM LOCAL FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPERMARKET BUYS GOOD FROM LOCAL FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOWN STUDIES TOURISM IDEAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
10 COUNTIES ELIGIBLE TO TAKE ACRES OUT OF USE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TOURISTS BRING {dollar}208 MILLION TO STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BERLIN NATIVE COMBINES FARMING ...,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HAYWARD CLEANUP MAY TAKE 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FUR FLIES WHEN BARKER THREATENS TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TAX HIKE FALLS SHORT IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DON'T MAKE THE CITY'S TAX PERMANENT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TECHNOLOGY CHANGES ABORTION DEBATE FOCUS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WORKERS MAKE UP THE UNION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
CONTRACT TALKS NEED FAIRNESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
REFERENDUM BILL NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"FIREFIGHTERS, CPR SAVE LIFE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
AUCTIONEER--FIRM MAY BUY SWIFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL OK'S VOTE FOR STUDENT REGENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE REFUSES DEBATE ON TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PANEL DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CABLE RATES TO RISE {dollar}2 A MONTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL TOUTS VICTIM-OFFENDER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL APPROVES TEACHER PAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TESTIMONY ABOUT THREATS ALLOWED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DIRECTOR MOVES TO NEW STAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SENATE TO HEAR FARM ZONING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER BOARD VOTES TO REWORK FILM,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BILL TO LIMIT PCB PLANTS KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*CRIMINALS PREY ON POOR AND RICH,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE OK'S STATE PLEDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSION BACKS ENERGY-AID BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF POSITION APPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
HOUSE PASSES REFERENDUM BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*PERKING UP COFFEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL BOY SCOUT EARNS EAGLE BADGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BURBANK FARMER WINS STATE CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
WATERTOWN GIRL IS POSTER CHILD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*RICHARDS FIT FOR WORLD RECORDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*DASCHLE ENDORSES GEPHARDT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY PASSES SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"CONTINENTAL, OTHERS NEED SERVICE TUNEUP (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUSH MET LAWMAKERS IN '85 (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DESTINY DEPENDS ON FAMILY FARMING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BRING 'MARY WORTH' BACK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CITY SUSPENDS POLICE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
INMATE STABLE AFTER SUICIDE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
MINNESOTA FIRM TO RELOCATE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
WILCOX SEEKS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
WOMANS CONDITION UPGRADED TO FAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*AND TO DUST YOU SHALL RETURN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY NEEDS TO PROTECT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GORE'S FATHER CAMPAIGNS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUND WATER BILL SINKS IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HEAT ASSISTANCE NEED HIGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VOTER REGISTRATION DOWN IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TO VOTE ON SPLITTING OF BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BILL TO RAISE MINIMUM WAGE OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE OK'S WELFARE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY WANTS TO BOOST DRUG ENFORCEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PANEL APPROVES PHONE DEREGULATION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*REGION HOLDS OPPORTUNITY FOR CADY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SKARO AWAITS SEOUL TREAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*{dollar}200,000 SEIZED IN COCAINE STING","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW ARRIVES JUST IN TIME FOR VACATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'SATANIC VERSES' SCARCE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"BOTH MORRELL, UNION ALLEGE UNFAIR TALKS","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'BURBS' LACKS REASON FOR BEING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PEOPLE WONDER ABOUT NATURE OF PARADISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CBA TEAM WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY LOSES IN GAINING PRO TEAM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RACE COVERAGE APPLAUDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WE NEED MORE STENSLANDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FREEZE HAS NEGATIVE SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PUBLICIZE LOTTERY LOSERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BUCKS PUT WRAPS ON WRESTLING TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VIKINGS WIN 87-77,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOND SALE PERMITS NEW AID FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHARGES EXPECTED IN ILLEGAL DUMPING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAST LEGISLATIVE COFFEE THIS MORNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CRITICAL AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST CITY BANK UNVEILS PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE SPEAKER DIDN'T WASTE TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ORDER BLAMES TRI-STATE FOR CYANIDE SPILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO FIGHT SOURCE OF WATER PROJECT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAKING AIM AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMPANY SETTLES FINE WITH OSHA,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOUSE DEFEATS LID ON LEGISLATIVE TERMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE SENDS MINING BILL TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LICENSE PLATE BILL GOES TO SENATE FLOOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL KILLS REPEAL OF FOOD SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLAN TO DEDICATE SALES TAX TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE SENDS HOSPITAL BILL TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BILL BACKED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL DOWNPLAYS SCHOOL WORRIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PANEL BACKS BILL ON STATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MICKELSON CONFIDENT TAX FREEZE WILL PASS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
THE NUMBER OF DRUNKEN DRIVING CASES IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*CITY'S BLACKS SHARE PROGRESS, PROBLEMS","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
1991 SPECIAL SESSION LIKELY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW 'DAKOTA' CIGARETTE HAS SOME FUMING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MINNESOTA CELEBRATES JACOB'S BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'MILITANT' CHOSE TALK OVER FISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LONGTIME RESIDENT TURNED TO FAITH,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*FLAGMAN ROSE TO TOP OF HIS FIELD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"*SMALL BLACK COMMUNITY SHARES PROGRESS, PROBLEMS","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SMALL SNAGS THREATEN PROPOSED PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WORLD LEADERS SHOULD MEET AT SD SHRINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*REPUBLICANS MOVING TO REMOVE AMDAHL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CONSIDERING A RUN AGAINST SENATOR DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*APPROACHED ABOUT A CHALLENGE TO SAMUELSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LETTER CAMPAIGN CAN AVERT BAD LEGISLATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SERVICE BOYCOTT APPROPRIATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MORE DRUG CONTROLS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
PRESSLER GETS POOR GRADE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SERVICE STOP GOOD MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WHAT IS PORN'S BENEFIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
PEOPLE RATIONALIZE SINS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"STATE, NATION NEED PRESSLER (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*HEAVY SNOWFALL BRINGS RELIEF TO RESORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"MITCHELL PHEASANT GROUP GIVES {dollar}24,000","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MITCHELL FIGHTS TO FILL ITS JOBS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CLIMBING WAGES CONCERN SYNCOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CITY COMMISSIONER'S SON IS ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ERPENBACH JOINS MUENSTER'S STAFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO SPEAK AT LINCOLN DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NAACP ORGANIZATION WILL MEET MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL ELECTION RESULTS CERTIFIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DUMP SITE OFFICIAL RAPS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SMILES FOR 'STORY LADY',"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BUSH WANTS TO KILL INDIAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CONCERTS ON SAME DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*GUNS FOR HYRE WINS BATTLE OF THE BANDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
YOU DESERVE A JOB TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
FUEL FOUND IN CITY SEWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
BOARD MEMBER TURNS ASH INTO POTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS DRIVE FOR MINING LIMITATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
PASSES BILL TO AID COLLECTION AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SD LEGISLATIVE SCORECARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SPANKING BILL PASSES SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
BASE ACCESS PLEASES SOVIETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
WATERTOWN PAINTING WINS CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
ANIMAL CONTROL ON TAP FOR LENNOX MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
CHECK RETURNED BY SURPRISED ASTORIA MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
ELKTON SHOWS STRONG GAIN IN SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
LAKE PRESTON VOTERS TO DECIDE BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
MADISON RADIO STATION WINS NATIONAL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
DEVIL'S GULCH MEETING TO FOCUS ON PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
ELK POINT SEEKS GRANT FOR PARK IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
TRIBE PLANS DEADWOOD VISIT TO CHECK GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
"*HURON MAN LOVES PLANE, AIR SHOW","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
CNN PLANS BROADCAST FROM MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
GOLD PROGRAM CLIMBS TO 46 SD COMMUNITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
PRESSLER--UNIFORMITY NEEDED IN MEDICARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.04, col.4"
DASCHLE--AID NEEDED FOR RESERVATION SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.E, p.04, col.5"
*BEST ADVICE GIVEN WHEN IT'S TOO LATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*DOUG, GLORIA EVANS BLAZE FITNESS TRAIL","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*ROOF PROBLEMS FAIL TO DAMPEN SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
LOCAL TAX PREPARERS OFFER 10 TIPS...,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*MITCHELL FIGHTS TO FILL ITS JOBS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1990, sect.S, p.01, col.4"
WINTER RETURNS TO SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EASTSIDE NEIGHBORHOOD BOUND BY LOYALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS DISAGREE ABOUT CLARITY OF BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*O'CONNELL SUSPECT MAY BE RETURNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MOST LOSS BEGINS WITH RINGING IN THE EARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
TO STAGE WIZARDRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
IRREGULAR PERIODS SHOULD NOT CAUSE ALARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
LET YOUR LEGISLATORS KNOW HOW YOU FEEL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
US IS PLAYING ROLE OF THE SAMARITAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
US KILLING OFTEN RELUCTANT IRAQIS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STATE INDIANS LOSE GOOD FRIEND,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BEAT OMAHA ON LATE SPRIGGS BASKET,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*STAHL WINS EVENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PARENT WITH CUSTODY GETS EXEMPTION FOR CHILD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNMENT OFFICES CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY INDICTS MAN OF 1ST-DEGREE RAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTO AMERICA JACKPOT UNCRACKED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY TO HOST PRICE FIXING HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX HINTS FREE FOR SENIORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3-CAR ACCIDENT SENDS 2 TO HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOWNTOWN CANTON REJUVENATING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FASCINATION IN NEW ROLE AS LOBBYIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHER SIDELINES MOTORISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOULD LIKE TO BE ANOTHER PAVAROTTI,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD VOTERS STILL UNDECIDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A SELLER'S MARKET,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD VOTES TO ADD TO NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
A HORSE IS A HORSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CIRCUIT COURT TO HEAR CASES AT LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNCIL SETS PUBLIC MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOSPITAL PANEL URGES END TO NEGATIVISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRM LOST TO FIRE WILL BE LIQUIDATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SUCCEEDS BEYOND CHIEF'S HOPES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ANNEXATION COULD BRING LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
APRIL 30 DEADLINE FOR AGENCY GRANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE DENIES PERMIT TO SELL PET FOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CABINET MAKER LIVES AFTER 480-VOLT SHOCK,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FLAG DISPLAY FALLS VICTIM TO VANDALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MARSHALS SEIZE CARS TIED TO DRUG PROBE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STUDY--PROPERTY TAXES TO GO UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DASCHLE ASKS FOR PROMPT MAIL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OFFICIAL HOPEFUL OF RECONCILIATION TREND,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STORIES PORTRAY SF AS ECONOMIC OASIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EXAMINING LOCAL HEALTH CARE COSTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*HOSPICE IS CARING ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*THE THIGH'S THE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
BED-AND-BOARD TAX SHOULD BE REJECTED (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMPROMISE NEEDED ON RECYCLING LEGISLATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DO-GOODERS' LATEST GAME IS SEAT-BELT BILL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AMERICANS FIND PLENTY TO KEEP THEM BUSY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SUPER RICH CONTROL PUBLIC EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WILLIAMS' RECORD SHOWS NEED FOR CONTROLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CHELATION THERAPY OPTION IS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
STOCKING HELPS OAHE MEET ANGLERS' DEMANDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS CHAMBER SCHEDULES JOB FAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LOW LIVESTOCK PRICE TAKES A BIG BITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*NBC'S FAITH DANIELS TO SPEAK AT SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELECTRICIAN HOME 3 WEEKS AFTER JOLT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENTERTAINMENT TAX FORUM IS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE PANEL WILL FIELD QUESTIONS ON TV,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SNOW ATTACK ON I-29 INVESTIGATED AS ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAAR RUNS WITHOUT PARTY SUPPORT--SOURCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUTHORITIES NAME ACCIDENT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EGAN WATER WILL BE SAFE TO DRINK SOON,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE NAB SUSPECT IN POP MACHINE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY SCHOOL BOARD TO APPEAL SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS SAY DISTRICT MISSED SCHOOL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BUSINESS CATERS TO DRIVE-BY MARKET,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ORGAN DONATIONS A SOURCE OF CONSOLATION TO WIDOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SIOUX ARTIST FIGHTS MARKET OF FAKES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HURON GROUP BEGINS LANDFILL PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY RESCINDS ROAD AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*TEMPS TO BEGIN CLIMB,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTE DELAYED ON DEADWOOD BET LIMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE KILLS BILL ALLOWING EARLY START TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES CAMPAIGN FINANCE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS' VOTING PLAN CLEARS COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILLS WOULD MAKE PARENTS PAY COST OF KID'S MISDEED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DASCHLE PREDICTS PLAN APPROVAL BY SUMMER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MOST CALLERS SUPPORT PLAN TO CUT DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CLINTON'S PROGRAM WON'T BE EASY SELL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--INCREASE LIMITS ON BETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CLINTON'S FLOWERY SPEECH DOESN'T MATCH ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEADWOOD RESIDENT BACKS COSTNER PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HUNKING SHOULDN'T GET SPOT ON SCHOOL BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TRUE FOLLOWERS OF CHRIST GETTING HARD TO FIND (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
COLUMN MAKES PAPER BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*POET POSTPONES USD APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE RULES SUSPECT COMPETENT FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA TEEN INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE TAKES CUSTODY OF SUSPECT'S NEWBORN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AMBULANCE OWNER RAISES CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REVOKED NOMINATION SURPRISES LAMMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOUR OF A SISTER CITY'S PAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE PANEL DELAYS LOTTERY VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAW OFFICER WANTED FOR DEATH OF NEIGHBOR'S DOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*US TOURISM COULD FURTHER POW SEARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CONVENTION REVENUE UP IN RC,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RC HOSPITAL PLANS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENCY IS TOPIC OF WEB MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU TRANSPLANT PATIENT IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON TRIBE SETS HEARINGS FOR OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*STUCK IN THE MIDDLE OF THE COLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CATHOLIC CHURCH NAMES INDIAN WOMAN AS LIAISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"FALL DID NOT KILL TOT, EXAMINER SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"PROJECT UNITES INDIAN, WHITE ON THE JOB","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DRIVER CHARGED WITH PINE RIDGE DEATHS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
NONTRADITIONAL STUDENTS GET PSYCHOLOGY INTERSHIPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
ABERDEEN IRS CHIEF TO TAKE DC POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*NORWEST CEO SAYS ECONOMY ON RIGHT TRACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
GEOTEK MAKES OFFER ON BUILDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
FIRST BANK UNIT PLANS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*AG SECRETARY ESPY TO SPEAK AT UNION MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*SPORTS GEAR INCITES A CALL TO ARMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FOUR ARE HONORED BY FAMILY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*OSCAR CHOICES SEND SORRY MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*HOSPICE NOMINATES WHITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MORIARTY PRACTICES WHAT SHE TEACHES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SD SUPERINTENDENTS--98% MALE (PROF),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FIRST LADY MAKES HOUSE CALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR SEEKS SUPPORT FOR PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE STAGE FOR WHITE HOUSE FANFARE TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RURAL HEALTH CARE'S HARDSHIPS CHALLENGE REFORMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*GREAT PLAINS HEALTH-CARE SUMMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA SOUNDS OFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ALCOHOL-TREATMENT MEASURE PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FARMER-LAWSUIT BILL HEADED FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TAX-BREAK BILL MAY RENEW COSTNER RESORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TEMPORARY PERMITS FOR TRUCK DRIVERS OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE CLEARS SEAT-BELT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
COMMITTEE LIKES INSURANCE REFORMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
COMMITTEE SEEKS JUVENILE-CONVICT CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
TOUGHER PENALITIES FOR PHYSICAL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
"ENDORSES SALES-TAX BOOST, PROPERTY-TAX CUT","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LEGISLATURE OK'S LOWER AGE FOR CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"FIRST LADY, REFORM WELCOME IN SD (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"LAWMAKERS GUT BILL, HURT BUSINESS, LABOR (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MONEY MISSPENT ON SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"LABELS MAY CHANGE, BUT CARE IS CONSTANT (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CITY STUDENTS GET BREAK FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NETTLETON LOSES ROUND IN AID FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESENTATION FOCUSES ON ROOTS OF HATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IT'LL BE SHOWY PAVILION,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FACING THE TOUGH QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLIENT SUES DIRECTOR OF VIOLENCE CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REPUBLICAN HEALTH-CARE ALTERNATIVE FORUM TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"SIOUX FALLS, BRITTON WIN GROWTH AWARD","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
UNION FIGHTS RAISE IN PAY--FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON DISPUTES POPULATION DECLINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU CONFERENCE ON INDIANS NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN CAN'T TAKE BACK GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MEMORIAL WORK UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EWE'S RARE QUINTUPLETS SURPRISES IRENE FARMER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ADOPTIVE PARENT CAN'T BE CHARGED WITH INCEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*BOWDEN GETS HEART AWARD WHILE HAVING HEART SURGERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*HUGHES PROOF THAT TRANSFERS MAKE IMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKYFORCE DEAL JOHNSON; OTHER MOVES POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SDSU GRAD GETS LEAD ON BROADWAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*USING FLOWERS AS A RELIEF FROM EVERYDAY REALITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CLASSIC TRAGEDY HITS TODAY'S VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ELEMENTS JIVE TO MAKE FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
COMPUTERS CAN HELP HOME BUYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*REPORT DEFENDS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STATE OWNERSHIP OF RAIL LINE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*DASCHLE, FARMERS DISCUSS AG NEEDS","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"DASCHLE, FARMERS TO DISCUSS AG NEEDS","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HOUSE OK'S CHANGE IN DEADWOOD GAME LIMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HIKE IN STATE'S SHARE OF LOTTERY ENDORSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE KILLS GRANDPARENT CHILD-SUPPORT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE REJECTS PROPOSED INCREASES IN SOME STATE FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*PRAISE SONG CLICKED FOR TWO WRITERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*ALASKA ADVENTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DANCE TROUPE BRINGS MULTIPLE MOVES TO STAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE NEEDS PROBE TO CLEAR AIR (WASHINGTON POST),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DOWNTOWN'S REPUTATION SPAWNED BY MEDIA (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PAVILION IS A DREAM THAT ISN'T VERY PRACTICAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"*TENURE PLAN PROTECTS SCHOOLS, EDUCATION","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CONSTITUENT SEES PRESSLER HYPOCRISY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*COMPETITION DRIVES MARTIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STRUGGLING SKYFORCE FALLS HARD TO YAKIMA,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DON'T LET THE WINTER GET THE BEST OF YOU,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"HUNKING MAYORAL RACE COST {dollar}14,586","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROOSEVELT STUDENTS ON SPECIAL BROADCAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ORGANIZATIONS HONOR RIVER QUEST PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PANEL--MORRELL ABANDONED RETIREES,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DAMAGES TRAILER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POWWOW SHARES TRIBAL SONGS' POWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FACES LIFE TERM; JUDGE REJECTS DOUBLE JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OUTDOORS SHOW OPENS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
NATIONAL GATHERING OF TRIBES TO MEET IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
FOUR MEN SENTENCED FOR SEXUAL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*AUTHORITIES LOOK AT FATAL COLLISION IN MILLER,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"DEUBROOK TO USE {dollar}800,000 FOR ADDITION","Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PRESSLER OPPOSES PRAIRIE DOG PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COUNCIL TO RECEIVE ETHICS POLICY,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
COMPROMISE RECYCLING BILL WOULD AID TOWNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SENATE HALTS REPLACEMENT-TAX REVENUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DEFENDENT--COLLECTORS OF FOSSILS RELIED ON OTHERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DECISION ON GIVING ACCESS TO RECORDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*REFLECTIONS FROM THE COMMUNION RAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*MOVING SHOWROOM TO 41ST STREET FOR HIGHER TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 18 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*DOON EDITOR STAYS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOON EDITOR STAYS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JAMES HURD OCCUPANCY SETTLEMENT REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AVIATION PROPOSAL MISREADS SAN DIEGO TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"ELEVATOR, RAIL PLANS ESSENTIAL","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"ELEVATOR, RAIL PLANS ESSENTIAL","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WHAT GEORGE SITS MIGHT HAVE BEEN WITH DECENT START,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
CHINA EXPERT TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HUMBOLDT BIKINI CONTEST WINNER GET {dollar}50,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"DEATH PENALTY, TAXES, ERA AWAIT LAWMAKERS","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD RANKS LOW ON TAX LIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW MAKES GOOD CASE FOR BILLBOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN RIGHT TO BE DEFINED,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW MAKES GOOD CASE FOR BILLBOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SYMPHONY PERFORMANCE LIVELY, COLORFUL","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ABDNOR NOT BASHFUL, SHOWS DANCING STYLE","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*HEGG RETRIEVES ATHLETIC CAREER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*HEGG RETRIEVES ATHLETIC CAREER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MISSING PUMPS MYSTERY GETS A BIT CONFUSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SUING THE POLICE RARELY DONE IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ONE CRITIC'S VIEW OF A CRITICAL JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ONE CRITIC'S VIEW OF A CRITICAL JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*'CRUISING' CALLED BRUISING TO GAY IMAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*'CRUISING' CALLED BRUISING TO GAY IMAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SEARCH IS ON FOR RARE BLACK-FOOTED FERRET,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*POISONING QUESTIONS REMAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'80 LEGISLATURE PINCHED PENNIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ELEVATOR ACCIDENT A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*ELEVATOR ACCIDENT A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BEEFERENDUM VOTE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*JANKLOW GETS NAYS FROM GOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*JANKLOW GETS NAYS FROM GOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WINGLER-QUOTES IN ARTICLE BETTER LEFT UNSAID (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WINGLER-QUOTES IN ARTICLE BETTER LEFT UNSAID (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"US CAN GROW FUEL, SHOULD AID OWN PEOPLE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO COLD WAR AT LAKE PLACID (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABORTION OPPOSED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"CRITICIZES CARTER, CIA INVOLVEMENT (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
YANKTON CLINIC FOUNDER DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM CHEMICAL THEFTS INCREASING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE TO ANNOUNCE BID IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES AIR BASE DORMITORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WRONG GROUP GETS MCGOVERN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SRSTKA APPOINTED HEARING EXAMINER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP SEEK URANIUM MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OIL STRIKE BEGINS 7TH WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FAVORITISM STILL CHARGED IN DEMOLITION BID,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FAVORITISM STILL CHARGED IN DEMOLITION BID,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD DELEGATION CAUTIONS ABOUT REAGAN'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SF SCHOOLS GET TOP STATE ACTING AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COSTELLO SONGS FOCUS ON LOVE WARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF SCHOOLS GET TOP STATE ACTING AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA HAS 24 APPLICANTS INTERESTED IN GRID JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA HAS 24 APPLICANTS INTERESTED IN GRID JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA WINS NCC MEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SDSU SIGNS SPEEDSTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*COMMERCIAL FISH CATCH NOT ALWAYS PROFITABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS MAY AFFECT BLOCK II REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITICORP'S WAIT IS OVER AS OF TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HEUERMANN SAYS CLOSED HEARING OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HEUERMANN SAYS CLOSED HEARING OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HEUERMANN SAYS CLOSED HEARING OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HEUERMANN SAYS CLOSED HEARING OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY ESCAPES HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CHRISTIAN SCHOOL BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RAIL FUNDS CUT IN HALF,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
BILL WOULD END 3.2 BEER SALES IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
RAIL FUNDS CUT IN HALF,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
SENATE OK'S EXTENSION OF SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
REAGAN'S SWITCH (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
FIRE INSURANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR FLYNN COUNTY ON ZONING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
NELSEN CONTINUES AUGUSTANA SHAKEUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
FEDERAL JOB CHOICES IN SD DUE SOON,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
3 BUILDINGS IN LAKE ANDES BURN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
WILLARD WATER FIRE PROBE CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
NELSEN CONTINUES AUGUSTANA SHAKEUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
WILLARD WATER FIRE PROBE CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
2 MEN CHARGED IN SUB SHOP ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
DOCTOR'S OFFICE HIT FOR DRUGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
*AWARDS FOR THE UGLIEST TIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
"ACORN, LAWMAKERS DISCUSS FOOD TAX","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
BUILDING FUND MIGHT BE USED FOR BOOKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL AID FORMULA WON'T CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
BUILDING FUND MIGHT BE USED FOR BOOKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
MANDAN NECESSITY BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL AID FORMULA WON'T CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
SENATE VOTES VET SCHOOL MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW'S HIGHER ED PLAN HIT AS PANEL REJECTS CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW'S HIGHER ED PLAN HIT AS PANEL REJECTS CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW'S HIGHER ED PLAN HIT AS PANEL REJECTS CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
PANEL TABLES SUBDISTRICT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
STUDENTS SHOW UP FOR BEER DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.5"
*CHALLENGING THE LAW OF GRAVITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE REQUESTING DEATH IN MATHIS TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL CLOSING CINCINNATI OPERATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD MAY GET INVOLVED IN WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2-YEAR-OLD SAFEWAY TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FLAWS FORCED OPPOSITION TO USED-CAR RULE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*CRAZY ABOUT CRAYONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HERE SHE IS MISS AMERICA-14 YEARS LATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*RICHIE FURAY LEAVES COUNTRY, ROCK BEHIND","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NORDICA COTTAGE CHEESE COMMERCIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
THOSE-WHACKY-DEMOCRATS...,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BID TO DROP PAY RAISES FAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAMBLING ISSUE MIGHT GO TO VOTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INAMTES' ASSAULT TRIAL TO START MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES' ASSAULT TRIAL TO START MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRECARIOUS WALKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FUND RAISING FOR BROCKHOUSE ANIMALS RESUME,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"31 INDICTED, 26 NABBED IN BROOKINGS BUST","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WINTER RISKS--IN SD & ON N ATLANTIC (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CUTS FOR DISABLED VETERANS OPPOSED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"AID SOUGHT FOR MAN, 18, WHO LOST ARM (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
IMAGE PROBLEM SEEN FOR SNOWMOBILERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF AMERICAN HORSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANUARY UNEMPLOYMENT 6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MESABA WILL PROVIDE SD AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN GETS FINE FOR CHECK-CASHING SCHEME,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SLOPPINESS COSTLY TO STATE, TRIBES","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNCIL CONSIDERS INVESTING MORE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3 STATE UNIVERSITIES ASK FOR MASTER'S PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BEER BILL HITS SNAG,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL EQUALIZES BARBER SHOP PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL MAKES MOLESTING RELATIVES A CRIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL PROVIDES MONEY FOR TRAINING SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"BILLS--CHILD ABUSE, TRAINING & VET SCHOOL","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MONEY RESERVES SLOTS IN VET SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SURETY BOND PLAN KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRAFFIC--LAW ENFORCEMENT STUDIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FEDERAL LOANS FOR MED STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
HOUSE APPROVES SPECIAL FUND FOR COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
REPRESENTATIVES OK POWER LINE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
NSC ATHLETIC FACILITY GETS HOUSE APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
REAGAN DISAPPOINTS CONSERVATIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD REPUBLICANS GET PERFECT MARKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*BRANDON VALLEY TAKES MAT CROWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CITY TEACHERS-BOARD REACH AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD ARMY NATIONAL GUARD MEMBERS MOVING OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER--PARTY NOT RELATED TO ADELMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JAYCETTES HONORED DURING WEEK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*MEIERHENRY--PLAN MIGHT MEAN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AREA RESIDENT VOWS TO FIGHT FOR BO GRITZ,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW AGREES TO SIGN GRAIN PRICE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SWIFT'S BUY TO BOOST SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD PLANS WEEKEND BLAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MEANS DOUBTS REAGAN'S SINCERITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
INDIAN MOTHER URGES PRAYER FOR BANKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
STUDY--INDIANS ON OUTS IN COURTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ABORTIONS WOULD NOT BE STOPPED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KILLING UNBORN WON'T SOLVE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
US AND FOREIGN AID (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WRITE YOUR OWN LETTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRODER CLAIM REPUBLICANS BETTER LEADERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CITIZENS HAVE ROLE IN NUCLEAR WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SPECIAL HUNT BENEFITED LANDOWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*GRAHAM--HOLD FAST TO PRINCIPLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FROELICH MAY GO FROM ZAP & POW TO PARK,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
POLICE ROUND UP 10 DRUG SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CRASH SURVIVOR IN SURGERY FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
COMMITTEE DEFEATS LOTTERY PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE GETS WATER SYSTEM GRANT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE GETS WHISKEY--GRAIN BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PANEL OK'S BILL BOOSTING PARK FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WYOMING PANEL OK'S COAL SLURRY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW--DEMOCRATS PLAYING GAMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LAWMAKERS REJECT NORTHERN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
HEARING SET IN CHILD BEATING--CUSTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MAN ADMITS TO CUSTER MAN SLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*FUTURE OF LAND, LAKE IS AT STAKE","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RURAL AREAS ACHING FOR HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER'S WORST YET WHIPS PLAINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOATING FEE ISSUE HARD FOR OUTDOORSMEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ND STATE'S INNIGER CRITICAL OF OFFICIATING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*KEEPS AN EYE ON SPORTSMEN'S BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WELLS KNOWS PRESSURE OF AN UNBEATEN SEASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*BOWLER OREN WON'T MISS GRABBING THE RING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*DIGGING IN AND DIGGING OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOVE FOR ENVIRONMENT STILL IS STRONG,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TAKING HEAT ABOUT NATURAL GAS STANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HINES HELPED IOWA IN PRESIDENTIAL CAUCUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEEDS FAIL-SAFE NUCLEAR WASTE ANSWERS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS ENDANGERING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NUCLEAR ARMS RACE PACT MUST BE JOINT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HOW DOES BARTENDER DECIDE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SECOND FIRM INTERESTED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INDIANS TAKE ISSUE TO WORLD COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
"RAPID CITY, HURON ARTISTS WIN STATE CONTEST","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
FARMERS GROUP TO TALK PRICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY JAIL FULL OF PRISONERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD SUPPORTERS PLANNING RALLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
APPEAL PANEL UPHOLDS MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BURGLARS ARE BIGGEST GROUP AT YANKTON PRISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ENROLLMENT LOWER FOR SPRING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NUCLEAR ARMS ISSUE WILL BE ON STATE BALLOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RC MAN FOUND GUILTY IN SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SEMINAR WILL FOCUS ON GRAIN PRICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"VEBLEN MAN APPOINTED TO GAME, PARKS BOARD","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
YANKTON WOMAN'S DEATH BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NEW WATER DISTRICTS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
4 HIGH SCHOOLS NOMINATED FOR NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
"WHERE TO WRITE, CALL","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*RUSHMORE WILL BE GREAT WHEN FINISHED,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SUBSIDIZED HOMES TO GET HEATING AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
LANGENFELD MURDER TRIAL TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
"OLSON, FAIR MANAGER, TO RETIRE APRIL 1","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
POST OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED PRESIDENT'S DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
*PARENTS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ELSA HALL USES OVEN A LOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*APARTMENT CONSTRUCTION IS BOOMING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK LOOKS TO NEVADA FOR CREDIT CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EXISTING HOME SALES UP 55 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
SENCORE'S PRODUCTIVITY BRINGS AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
DAIRY CONFERENCE IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
LAURILA NAMED RADIOLOGY CHIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
*BRUE ELECTED PRESIDENT OF RC BANK,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
*FIRST NATIONAL ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
*SF TIPTOES WAY INTO THE 40S,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKER--FARM UNITY OR BUST,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LASER USES IN MEDICAL TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
HERE COMES BRONSON IN SEQUEL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE DESERVES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEAT BELTS DON'T ALWAYS HELP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*WHEN THE WEATHER GETS WACKY...,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ADOPTION REQUESTS BEING TAKEN STARTING TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLINIC WILL ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEARING ON TELEPHONE SHELLS SALES TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO ONE FEELS LIKE A CHAMP IN ZONING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RADIO RESUME PROGRAM BEGINS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MENNO DOCTOR IS MAKING LAST ROUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD FARMERS TO SUPPORT IOWA RALLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AG LISTS 4.1 MILLION CATTLE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HILL CITY CLEARS POLICE CHIEF OF WRONGDOING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEAD STEELWORKERS' UNION LEADER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC TELEVISION TO EXAMINE ADULT EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WANBLEE MAN MUST REPAY EMBEZZLED {dollar}14,000","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHURCH BELLS WON'T RING FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"COMMISSION REQUEST FOR {dollar}25,104 UNFAIR","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PINE RIDGE STARTS 2ND PAPER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*COUNTY TURNS BRECH DOWN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DETOUR DOESN'T DETER DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLANDREAU AUCTION ATTRACTS CBS CREWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENATE OK'S SCHOOL-AID BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHANGES MIGHT HELP EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GRAMM-RUDMAN IS THE FIRST STEP,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NO PRODUCT CAN ENSURE PROTECTION FROM LUNACY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EXPERTS KNOW ABORTION SCORE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PUT WATER PROJECT TO VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SUPPORT THE WILL TO LIVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*DINERS EXPERIENCE FEAST OR FAMINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BILL TO CUT WORKERS' TUITION HEADS TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESS MAN TO SEEK STATE HOUSE NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY CLOSES RAPID CITY GASOLINE INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHONE AMERICAN REHEARING MARCH 6 IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICAN ANNOUNCES BID FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE PASSES BILL CAPPING PERSONAL INJURY SUITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CENTER WORKS WITH WEEKEND WARRIORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CARLSON GETS CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FRATERNITY TO HELP DYING TEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AFTER FIVE OWNER TO TAKE OVER EMPIRE LOUNGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN ACTIVIST MEANS SCRAPS NICARAGUA PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JURY AWARDS HEATER BLAST VICTIMS {dollar}3.3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN SCHOOL-ABUSE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ONLOOKER PROVIDES TIP--2 CHARGED IN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STOCKYARDS TO HONOR TRUCKERS AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"STORE FOUNDER, EX-SENATOR DIES AT AGE 90","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY SURVIVED SHOOTING NIGHTMARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VICTIMS' RIGHTS BILLS CLEAR PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"COMPUTER PROGRAM DOESN'T INTIMIDATE, RANCH WOMAN","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MERCHANTS DON'T WANT TERMINAL IN THEIR LAPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*CHILDREN OF INVOLVED PARENTS REAP REWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK RECEIVES GOVERNOR'S AWARD FOR THE ARTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.3"
"SDSU DEAN RECEIVES {dollar}10,000 RESEARCH GRANT","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.3"
SDSU GIVES BENEFACTOR PLAQUE TO 1916 GRADUATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.3"
JAYCEES HONOR OUTSTANDING YOUNG PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
LOCAL UNITED WAY WINS 5 INTERNATIONAL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
COMPETITION BRINGS OUT BEST IN AUGUSTANA GUARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LOOK AT NEW 3-CLASS SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*TAX HIKE OK'D ON 2ND TRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BELL BILL PASSES 1ST TEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SLOWS DECLINE OF LAND VALUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS TO LIVE UNDER COMMUNIST RULE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T WRITE OFF JANKLOW AS A CANDIDATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TAX HIKE IS NOT FAIR TO POOR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*WOAMN MIXES INDIAN CULTURE AND FASHION,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PETLIGREW AND TATE BUILDING NAMED TO NATIONAL REG,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GIRLS CLUB TO HAVE PROM-ART AUCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LANDSCAPING CONTEST ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SDSU PLAY WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SDSU WOMEN'S WORKSHOP IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"USD VARIETY SHOW TO BE FEB 27, 28","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BACK TO BIBLE QUARTET TO PERFORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
BOOK ILLUSTRATOR AT LIBRARY APRIL 6,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
"FERGUSON CLINIC, CONCERT AT SDSU","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
WASHINGTON TROUPE AT PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
'ANTIGONE' TO BE PRESENTED AT USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
CENTER ANNOUNCES POETRY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
BANKS RELEASED FROM PAROLE STATUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE OK'S COLLIDER STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HELP WANTED IN HUNT FOR MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE DEFEATS CIAGARETTE SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON INSTALLS TOLL-FREE NUMBER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROTESTER APPEARS ON FELONY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKERS SOUGHT FOR OWED WAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ARRESTING EVENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUTHOR SEES RETURN OF PUBLIC SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANNEXED STUDENTS COULD CHOOSE UNDER PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX HIKE WON'T FLY ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BUSINESS BILLS TOP FARM GROUP'S AGENDA,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FARM LOAN AGENCY REPORTS '86 LOSS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROBLEMS DELAY THIRD MINN JETLINER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"BILL WOULD INCREASE OFFICIAL'S ROLE, PAYCHECK","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL WOULD PAY INTEREST ON OVERPAID FUEL TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL OK'S BILL TO EXEMPT TAX FOR CAR DEALERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARS APPEAL IN DELMONT MURDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"*CANTON, DELL RAPIDS SHOW LARGEST SALES GAIN","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEW MEETING LAW HAS BACKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*O'HARA HONORED BY B'NAI B'RITH,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*INJURIES QUICKLY DECIMATE SALEM TEAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SIGDESTAD DOES EVERYTHING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MORE NICE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GOP SENATORS KEY TO GAS TAX VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE OK'S HIGHWAY DE-ICING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIMON CHANGES TUNE ON CAMPAIGN PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SUPPORTERS SAY BILL WILL BE RESURRECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUDGET PLAN BOTHERS SD CONGRESSMEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CORPORATE HOG PROFITS WOULD LEAVE STATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY A POOR MONEY SOURCE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NATIONAL FARMS UNWELCOME (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SDEA USING SCARE TACTICS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE SUPPORTS ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DOLE CAN AVOID DEADLOCK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*DIRECTOR BRINGS IRISH PLAY TO USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WEAK CHARACTERS IN 'EMPIRE',"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS MISSES OUT ON MOST TOP MOVIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FARM DEBT PLAN PASSES LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HART TO CAMPAIGN IN EIGHT SD CITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL WINS ECONOMIC HONOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SETTING THE TABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAMPAIGN HARD-SELL BEGINS FOR PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOME BUYERS COULD SAVE WITH PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL WORKER TELLS HEALTH PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELAYS JENNER MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*INDUSTRY'S RELOCATION WILL CREATE 35 JOBS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STATE TO SEEK DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEREGULATION BILL GOES TO MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR PLEASED WITH AGENDA ACTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"TRUST SUBJECT TO TAX, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COURT WILL HEAR PROPOSAL TO SELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*PEDESTRIANS GET CROSS WHEN THEY CAN'T,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRAFFIC NEARS THE BRAKING POINT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT HEARS IDEAS ON DISCIPLINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE SHOWS WELCOME ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BIA HEARINGS SWITCH ATTACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*KERRY SHUNS MEDIA LABEL AS STRONG,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ABDNOR EDITORIAL UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GAMBLING BUG BITES SOME (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LINCOLN WORDS STILL APPLY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STUDY SHOULD INCLUDE SAKAKAUER RESERVOIR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BILL IMPROVES LIFE QUALITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TIP FAIRLY AT RESTAURANTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WE MUST ROUT SCHOOL WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ERROR CAUSES HURT FEELINGS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SEAT BELTS PROVE THEIR WORTH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*VERMILLION FRESHMAN SHINES IN CLASS B,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA KEEPS NCC PACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
VOLLEYBALL LOOKS TO BUMP BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SDSU DEFEATS ST CLOUD 85-68,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SHOW WITH COLLECTIONS OF UNIQUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
FOUNDATION GRANTS TEEN'S WISH TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL SHOW DOG LOSES A FATHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHANGES PLEA UNDER AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE LOOKING FOR HELP IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SHOPLIFTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCKENNAN HELPS PATIENTS RELEARN TASKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS' FRESHMEN LAWMAKERS LEARN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE COFFEE LOOKS AT FREEZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROTEXTER TO LEAVE JOB WITH FEDERAL RESERVE BANK,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AIR FORCE TO CHOOSE SITE IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DAKTRONICS GETS {dollar}400,000 REDI LOAN","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON WANTS DRUG FIGHT STEPPED UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PETITION ORGANIZER FACES RUN-OFF VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*DAKOTAS NEAR 100TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CANTON SCHOOLS GO TOBACCO FREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
EX-VIETNAM DJ CRONAUER TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
THEATER OWNER SEEKS ELECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SESSION SET ON ELDERLY HOUSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
RC GROUP WANTS INPUT IN ITS DIALOGUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
BILL WOULD GIVE JUDGES 5 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
CAUCUS LETS LAWMAKERS SHARE PRAYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
DRUG MEASURE WINS FINAL PASSAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES TRIBAL GAMBLING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES AIRLINE AUTHORITY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SENATE REJECTS CALL TO STUDY AID FORMULA,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
PANEL OK'S LOTTERY BILLS DESPITE FEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
"SHANARD SEES 'KINDLER, GENTLER SESSION'","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
PARENTAL LEAVE PLAN PASSES COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
"{dollar}157,373 PAID OUT FOR LABOR VIOLATIONS","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DIAL-NET PURCHASES CITY COMPETITOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
3 SEMINARS SET FOR COLLEGE CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STRIP MALLS BUILD ON PAST SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MY SOUTH DAKOTA--FORGOTTEN WAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*SYMBOLS OF A WHIMSICAL PROCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL TALENT CARRIES SYMPHONY FROM START TO FINISH,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*FROM FOREIGN BIRDS TO EXTINCT DINOSAURS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
MOTORHOME TRAVEL NEEDS COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1989, sect.F, p.11, col.1"
"*FOR 62 YEARS, 'INDEPENDENT' HAS SPOKEN","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS PLAN CAMPAIGN ATTACK OVER ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NSP WANTS RATES ON INCENTIVE BASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CONTEST BRINGS MODELING SCOUT TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
KEEP MILITARY OUT OF WAR AGAINST DRUGS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"ROOM TO CUT SCHOOLS, LOCAL GOVERNMENTS","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COLISEUM TOO SMALL; ARTS CENTER NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WOMEN FIT FOR COMBAT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
OFFICIALS SHOULD BE INFORMED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PROTESTERS GOT PUBLICITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
REPUBLICANS OPPOSED VETO (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*BYRUM 3RD IN TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOP GYMNASTS WON'T CHANGE MUCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHOT OF A CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JOINT TENANCY DOES NOT REPLACE WILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CABLE COSTS UP; FIRMS SAY SERVICE IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
AUGIE CELEBRATES BLACK HISTORY MONTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INCINERATOR PERMIT HEARING TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STABBING VICTIM UPGRADED TO STABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FOR RETIRING HOUSE CLERK,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH AFRICANS OF 2 RACES HAVE ONE HOPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THINKS 'DEATH PENALTY' WORKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WORLD OF WHEELS COMES TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IS WORST TO HIT STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ALEXANDRIA GEARS UP FOR RECYCLING MATERIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HOSMER, ROSCOE ON DISTRICT MERGER","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIFELINE PUTS 5 IN FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MADISON FACES REQUEST TO EXTEND SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD GIVES PRIORITY TO BRANDON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TEA CLUB'S EFFORT RAISES FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*AREA CLINICS SEE FEWER FLU CASES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FIREFIGHTERS SET SIGHTS ON BUILDING BIGGER HALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HARTFORD SEEKS INPUT ON GRANT APPLICATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CUSTER MAN IS CHARGED IN SERIES OF ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"WATER PLAN, REPORT NOW AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STATE ADOPTS GUIDELINES FOR SEPTIC INSTALLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*CITIBANK THRIVES 10 YEARS LATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE THEATER CLOSES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLANDREAU FOR NATIONAL RADIO PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WINTER STORM WELCOME IN SOME DRIER AREAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD ABIDE BY TAX-FREEZE DEADLINE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NOT TOO EARLY TO CONSIDER PEACE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TRAINING IS ONLY PART OF PICTURE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PLAY'S WORLD PREMIERE TO BE AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ESSAY CONTEST SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANS ANNIVERSARY BANQUET,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAILORS DESIGNATE SKYFORCE THEIR TEAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON SHORT OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AN UNTRADITIONAL LANDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REVISED RUSHMORE A DREAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS HAVE 3 BIG ISSUES TO TACKLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SUSPECT APPEARS IN COURT TODAY IN GIRL'S SLAYING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONDO PROPOSAL REVISED,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*WORK, PLAY PILE UP","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ND MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO COCAINE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD UNITS MEET IN SAUDI ARABIA,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER CUSTER DOCTOR CRITICIZES COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEADWOOD GROUPS SPLIT ON GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL WANTS SHARE OF MINING TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WEBSTER RESIDENTS TO VOTE ON SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RC UPDATING OUT-OF-DATE ORDINANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SALWAY NAMED TRUSTEE AT SMITHSONIAN MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STUDENT FILES FOR SPOT ON SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*WEBER LIKES DEFENDERS IN HIS FACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*HOCKEY LEAGUE'S GOAL IS TO RAISE AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AGAINST PRIVATE HUNTING AREAS NEXT TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
BOAT SALES SINK 3RD STRAIGHT YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
FRONTIER CLUB OWNER WANTS AFTER FIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
"*COLLEGES, STUDENTS FEEL POSITIVE IMPACT","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*CUSTOMER SERVICE 'BECOMES PART OF YOU',"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*DREAM JOB WAS HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
TAX CREDIT PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PAIR CLOSE TO BUYING STATE THEATER BUILDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CAMPAIGN TALK TAILOR-MADE FOR EACH STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATES IGNORE RUNAWAY DEBT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TROUBLED TEENS NEED COMMUNITY'S SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"ANTI-ABORTION PEOPLE CARE AFTER BIRTH, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*BROTHER'S FACE SMILES THROUGH THE TEARS, YEARS","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW PLACES TO EAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*CHINESE FOOD QUICK, EASY OPTION FOR COOK","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CELL FIRE DESTROYS INMATE'S POSSESSIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENVIRONMENT FAMILY TO SPEAK TO PTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL AGENCIES OPEN APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON UNIVERSITY SOLD TO JAPANESE INTERESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN KNIFE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCCOOK GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN FATALITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN DUMPING WASTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*{dollar}385,000 JOHN HARRIS ADDITION 'SPECIFIC RESPONSE'","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*QUAYLE CERTAIN OF RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VOTERS CONSIDER OPTIONS TO SPECIAL ED COST,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS TRIMMED PLAN FOR JOHN HARRIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROUGH TRAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY WANTS FIRM TO MOVE FUEL PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WAREHOUSE OFFERED AS COUNTY SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CAT BLAMED FOR FIRE THAT DESTROYS PIEDMONT TRAILER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS SWITCH TO DRINKING WELL WATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO DAKOTAS CREDITED FOR JOB PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 DIE IN ACCIDENTS IN SOUTHEASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL ALLOWS LEGAL SERVICES ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CHARITIES PROBED FOR DONATION CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PANEL OK'S YOUTH-ORIENTED DRUG-FREE ZONE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COMMITTEE DEFINES AIRCRAFT SALE POLICY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SETS HYGIENE STANDARDS IN TATTOO PARLORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BOND ISSUE APPROVED FOR BROOKINGS FIRM,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS SLAM NSP POLICIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT PAY EXTENDED FOR SOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DEFENSE CUTS THREATEN ABERDEEN FIRM,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
JEFFERSON CORN PROCESSING PLANT NOT PROMISING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
ECONOMIST SAYS WHEAT PRICES MAY RISE IN '92,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
CONVENTION CENTER SUBSIDY PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}102 MILLION EARMARKED FOR BIA BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JEFFERSON CORN MILL PLANS MAY BE SCALED BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"INDIANS SEEK MORE CONTROL OF FISH, WILDLIFE","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CHECK DATING BOUNCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATOR SAYS OPEN CASINOS WITH TRIBES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*LOBBIED OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
GROUPS LOBBY FOR DRIVER'S ED,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
STATE WOULD HAVE TO FUND MANDATES TO LOCAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
STATEWIDE 911 STUDY APPROVED BY SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
*ENERGY TAX WOULD AFFECT FARM EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CLINTON PROPOSES KILLING FEDERAL HONEY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CLINTON MOVES FAST WITH LIBERAL HYPOCRISY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LAW SHOULD NOT SETTLE SEAT BELT QUESTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RAISING SALES TAX BEST WATER OPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SPECIAL PROSECUTOR NEEDED FOR SUE SUIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
HIGH SCHOOL BANDS PERFORM AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK AT USD HEALTH EVENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED FOR LEAVING BABY IN CAR IN SUB-ZERO,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEER AWARD NOMINATIONS ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROUP SEEKS AWARD NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SECOND ELEVATOR FIRE HITS NORTHEAST SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VIDEO STARS OF THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FUNDING PLANS EVOLVE INTO BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ASSETS STILL FROZEN IN EMBEZZLING CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY COULD GET {dollar}4 MILLION BOOST IN EDUCATION AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS WANT GAY BAN UPHELD,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ACCREDITATION BACK FOR CATHOLIC SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONVENTION REVENUE UP IN RC,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOSPITAL PROJECT PLANS IN WORKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NO INJURIES REPORTED IN TRAIN DERAILMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TYNDALL WOMAN'S MURDER TRIAL DATE SET,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ICE DISKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKERS WANT RIVER TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MITCHELL MAN EYES WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CASINO OFFERS INTERNSHIPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*FORMER TRAVELING EVANGELIST DIES AT 79,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LUMBER PRICES CONTINUE TO CLIMB,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*SKYFORCE LOSE 4TH STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*6-FILM LINEUP TO FILL OUT SPRING SERIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POET USES SMALL DETAILS TO PUT LIFE IN PERSPECTIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'GRAPES' PRODUCTION PUSHED TOO FAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OCR PROGRAM CAN HELP TAME WORKLOAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*TAKING THE HEARTLAND'S PULSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PAUSES DURING A NEWS CONFERENCE FRIDAY AFTERNOON,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HOUSE PANEL ENDORSES INDIAN HOLIDAY PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MEDIA FOCUS ON RURAL ANGLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
WORKSHOP GETS DOWN TO NUTS AND BOLTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*CRITICS HAMMER PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*HEALTH SUMMIT ATTRACTS VARIETY OF OBSERVERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*HEALTH-CARE LEGISLATION WILL EASE RURAL PAINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
WE MUST NOT CONFUSE LIBERTY WITH LICENSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA NEEDS MAJOR GAMBLING STUDY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
EXPLOSIVES COMPANY CLEARED OF CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WAUBAY BOARD POSTPONES CONTRACT DECISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COLISEUM'S CEILING COLLAPSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FARMER'S TOMBSTONE JOKE REFUSES TO DIE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS QUESTION KIRBY'S REFORM MOTIVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CALLER HARASSES TEEN BOYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HEALTH-REFORM MEASURES UP FOR HOUSE CONSIDERATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S HEALTH PLAN PASSES IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL REJECTS JANKLOW PORTRAIT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BILL IMPROVING ACCESS TO RECORDS DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHILD-SUPPORT MEASURE APPROVED BY PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"NO MORE WILDERNESS AREAS, SENATE SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"BUTTERFLY-KNIFE BILL PASSES, 57-11, IN HOUSE","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BILL THAT REQUIRES FARMERS ON PANEL PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BILL EXTENDS DRIVER'S LICENSES FOR A YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROPOSAL MAY HIKE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SEN GRAMM VISITS CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VISITATION ENFORCEMENT MEASURE DIES IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SENATE OK'S OPTIONAL WHEEL-TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN VANDALISM CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN ACCUSED OF ABUSING SON,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
KIDNAPPER RECEIVES 20-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EX-MILBANK OFFICER SUES OVER FIRING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COURT THROWS OUT CUSTER NURSING HOME DEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"*TOYS ""R"" US MAY EXPAND TO SIOUX FALLS","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MONSATO SUES DAIRY COOPERATIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*ARRINGTON QUITS; TOURNEY BEGINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*VERMILLION, COOPER WIN GYMNASTICS TITLES","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*MORRELL RETIREES AFTER SUDDEN LOSS OF INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MAKING IT A CRIME TO KILL A FETUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*STUDENT FALLS TO HIS DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*LOSS OF INSURANCE LED TO SUICIDE, FAMILY SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*MORRELL RETIREES SHARE STORIES OF WORRY AND PAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*INSURANCE ENABLED COUPLE TO STAY IN THEIR HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*PANEL APPROVES MEDICAL-PROVIDER TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMMITTEE SENDS SPECIAL-ED MEASURE TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"TO END TAX BREAKS FOR FARM BUILDINGS, COUNTRY CLUBS","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SENATE OK'S CAMPAIGN-FINANCE REFORM BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
JANKLOW CONFIDENT HIS TAX PLAN WILL PASS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
RESOLUTION ON PUBLIC BORADCASTING FAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
COMPANY TO MAKE PLASTIC LUMBER,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EROS MAY FACE CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SKYFORCE PLAYS BETTER, BUT STILL LOSES TO OMAHA","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TIGERS SEND EIGHT WRESTLERS TO STATE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CONFERENCE MEET A FRESH START FOR WRESTLERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CONVENTION WON'T SPARK CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*MADISON, STRONG CLAIM STATE GYMNASTIC TITLES","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*FARMER JUST WANTS TO FEEL SAFE IN HIS YARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*BEARS DON'T REALLY HIBERNATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD MAN WINS POWERBALL PRIZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PBS FUNDS TOPIC OF PRESSLER TALK,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EX-LEGISLATOR NAMED TO DEFENSE PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ELLER SPEAKS TO CITY'S YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRADITIONAL DANCERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TV SHOW RE-ENACTS LAKE ANDES PUZZLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
KILIAN COURSE HELPS IMMIGRANTS IMPROVE ENGLISH SKILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
KILIAN COURSE HLEPS IMMIGRANTS IMPROVE ENGLISH SKILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS TO PURSUE SCHOOL-AID CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*WOMAN SEEKS CHANGE IN GUN LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS CUSTOMERS TO VOTE ON FREE PHONE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CONTINUANCE GRANTED IN COUNTY LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PROFESSOR WINS ONE OF 3 TEACHING AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*LIVE CALL-IN SERIES BEGINS ON STUDENT TV,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*STUDENTS TESTIFY FOR SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*WOMAN UNCOVERS BLACK HISTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BOARD VOTES TO KEEP INDIAN ED PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CONDUCTOR DIVES IN TO MUSIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
FOSSIL HUNTERS ASK BEFORE DIGGING,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"LIGHT FIXTURE CAUSE OF FATAL FIRE, AUTHORITIES SAY","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PRISON SOLUTIONS REMAIN ELUSIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
COALITION WILL HELP RIVER INTERESTS (ABERDEEN AM),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"*HISTORY BOOKS SHOULD TELL WHOLE STORY, NOT CENSOR","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
COOPERATION PROMISE COMES TO END (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"MUSIC SENDS MESSAGE, ISN'T JUST ENTERTAINMENT (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
STATE INCOME TAX IS THE ONLY FAIR TAX (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
PBS SHOULD LOSE FUNDS FOR BALANCED BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
COMPUTERS PREPARE STUDENTS FOR THE FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
NINE INCH NAILS MORE HUMANE THAT PORTRAYED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
QUESTIONING MILITARY JUST A HATCHET JOB (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
BOOT CAMP MEANT TO INSTILL DISCIPLINE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
DEFINITION OF 'CHILD' MISSED BY WRITER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
GAY MARRIAGE BAN EXAMPLE OF INTOLERANCE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
TENURE REPEAL WOULD HURT EDUCATION SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
DASCHLE--AGRICULTURE POISED FOR CHANGED,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
PROPOSED TAKEOVER OF LOCAL ANTI-DRUG TASK FORCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
*WE ALMOST GOT INCOME TAX 20 YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*OR TO SWITCH TO THE BUFFALO,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*BISON HAS LONG WAY TO GO TO CONVINCE SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*ISRAEL AIMS TO ATTRACT SD TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 19 1995, sect.G, p.08, col.2"
NARCOTICS AGENTS SCORE BIG DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO IDENTIFY HIGHWAY HAZARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEW CIVIL RIGHTS FUROR IN WAKE OF CAROL DECISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RULE BY GAG,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TIM SCHREINER CONGRATULATED FOR PROFILE OF GOV JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*82-YEAR-OLD SHOWS EXERCISES TO SENIORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS CHAMBER SUPPORTS BILLBOARD LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CITY 2000 PLAN ADOPTION SEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*82-YEAR-OLD SHOWS EXERCISES TO SENIORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PROFESSOR SAYS CONGRESS SHOULD CURB TV VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CRASH KILLS CUSTER WOMAN-HILL CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD HOSPITALITY ASSOC CHANGED ITS POSITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CIVIL DEFENSE MOVE RECOMMENDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAM POWER DEMAND SETS RECORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAM POWER DEMAND SETS RECORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPARKS MAY HAVE CAUSED FIRE-WEBSTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GROUPS CRITICIZE SENTENCE-PAUL HERMAN, JR.","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CURT JONES URGES ACTION ON WATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHRIVER'S MOVE 'MATTER OF SURVIVAL',"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STENSETH RESIGNS TO TAKE PARTY POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STENSETH RESIGNS TO TAKE PARTY POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CURT JONES URGES ACTION ON WATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HIGHWAY PATROLMAN HIT BY SEMI-TRAILER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*WOMEN LIFERS SAY THEY'D PREFER DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*WOMEN LIFERS SAY THEY'D PREFER DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*DARKNESS LIFTS FOR DOYLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ALCESTER'S MARK ANDERSEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DARKNESS LIFTS FOR DOYLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRODUCERS TO ONLY BREAK EVEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*AUDIT-LUNCHES SHORT ON NUTRITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"YOUNG, MALE, DRIVING AT NIGHT-WATCH OUT","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NUDE DANCING-YOU MAY ULTIMATELY DECIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*NUDE DANCING-YOU MAY ULTIMATELY DECIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*GRASS MAY BE GREENER IN PESTICIDES, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RETIREMENT VILLAGE CROWNS QUEEN OF THE MARDI GRAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*GRASS MAY BE GREENER IN PESTICIDES, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOLAR-REVENGE HAS PLACE IN SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SCHOLAR-REVENGE HAS PLACE IN SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEBTORS FACE TOUGHER BANKRUPTCY LAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WINNING ESSAYS PRAISE FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY LACKS ELEVATOR CODES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CITY LACKS ELEVATOR CODES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CUTBACK PROPOSED FOR BELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CUTBACK PROPOSED FOR BELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PLAGIARISM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LET'S FUND PLAN TO SAVE RAILS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PLAGIARISM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS ABOUT BRAITHWAITE CASE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
QUESTIONS ABOUT BRAITHWAITE CASE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CHAPTER ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FRIDAY DANCE WILL HELP BLAST VICTIM-LEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
BUILDING FUNDS RAISED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
BEEFERENDUM REGISTRATION CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITIAN GUILTY OF NOT FILING INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
OUTSIDE JUDGES FILL SF VOID,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NEW EROSPHERE DOME FUNDING TO BE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WATER DEVELOPMENT TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WERE HILLS GROUP DENIED RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
IDLE GASSIFICATION PLANT AT RC,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NEIGHBORS STOP APPROVAL OF BIG BACK YARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
IDLE GASSIFICATION PLANT AT RC,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*JACOBSON WANTS STATE TO HAVE FACTS ON PUMPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MAN LOSES BID TO VOTE IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*A LITTLE PLANNING MAKES COOKING FOR ONE SIMPLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SUNFLOWERS EXAMINED IN SD STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1980, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
ROOT OF PROBLEM MAY LIE IN OVERBURDENED TAX LAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOST BILL DEBATE BOILS DOWN TO DISCUSSION OF BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MOST BILL DEBATE BOILS DOWN TO DISCUSSION OF BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*'THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER' AT SF COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*OSCAR PICKS TO IMPROVE SF FARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*NERO HAS HELPED PERPETUATE GERSHWIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*NERO HAS HELPED PERPETUATE GERSHWIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HIGH COURT HEARS TAX LAW ARGUMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p 01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S FARM BOND PLAN JIGGLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PANEL PICKS US MARSHAL, US ATTORNEY CANDIDATES","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL REVAMPS MUCH-REVAMPED GOLD TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S FARM BOND PLAN JIGGLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PANEL PICKS US MARSHAL, US ATTORNEY CANDIDATES","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT HEARS TAX LAW ARGUMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT HEARS TAX LAW ARGUMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL REVAMPS MUCH-REVAMPED GOLD TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CITIBANK OF SD OPENS, THANKS TO HELPFUL USURY LAW","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LITTLE IMPACT EXPECTED HERE IF CETA CUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
IT'S TIME FOR CONGRESS TO ACT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCKELLIPS ANSWERS INCOME TAX CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIKED ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LAWSUIT ADVICE FOR DRAFT REGISTRANTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LATE CENSUS DATA HOLDS UP BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL TO CONTROL FOOD THEFTS PASSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL TO LEGALIZE POKER KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL TO CONTROL FOOD THEFTS PASSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NOTARY PUBLIC BILL DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS SALES TAX EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE OK'S FAMILY ABUSE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SENATE PANEL OK'S ETSI BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SENATE PANEL OK'S ETSI BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COMMITTEE OK'S FAMILY ABUSE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEBATE OF FOOD TAX REPEAL ATTRACTS ONLY 2 LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEBATE OF FOOD TAX REPEAL ATTRACTS ONLY 2 LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEBATE OF FOOD TAX REPEAL ATTRACTS ONLY 2 LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS-WESSINGTON SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DAIRYMEN PUZZLE OVER SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
URANIUM DRILL HOLES CAUSE RIFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FINGERS ARE CROSSED ON NEW STATE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SESSION ENDS, BUT WORK'S NOT DONE","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHER LOOSES CREATION THEORY FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"DOG DAYS IN PIERRE, IF YOU'RE WALT BONES","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
THE BUDGET AT A GLANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*HIP-SHOOT GOVERNOR TO TELL TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL SWITCHES TO FIRST BANK OF SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SD, ND, MONTANA FIGHT OVER BIA OFFICE","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN CLOSES HUMANE SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER--PLEA BARGAIN TRIED IN MATHIS CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
'POT' STOCKPILE WOULD SOLVE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"US, JAPANESE AIR CRASHES COMPARED (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS' TAX FLYER NOT HIS IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DISAGREES WITH FINE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OPPOSES ABORTION AS BIRTH CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CONGRESS BLASTED FOR TAX WRITE-OFF (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STUDENT OPPOSES CUTS IN COLLEGE AID (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ABOVE NORMAL RIVER RUNOFF EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CROP ACREAGE TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EDUCATION BLOCK GRANTS MEETING TOPIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL PHONE COMPANIES MAY BE LINKED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPUBLIC TO GIVE AWAY 150 PLANE TICKETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SAFEWAY CLOSING 67 STORES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BAN MAY LAND IN COURT-HILL CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER LEVEL DROP NOT AS BAD IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BRIDGE TO BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SUPREME COURT SAYS CONTAINER SEARCH LAWFUL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BEER AND LIQUOR DISTRIBUTORS WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL STREAMLINES PERMIT PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE OK'S TAX BREAK FOR FRATERNITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"JANKLOW DROPS BID TO GET WATER TAX, FEE","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*RAISES FOR ELECTED OFFICIALS, JUDGES OK'D","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"LAWMAKERS OK BILL TO LOAN {dollar}300,000 TO WEB","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"JANKLOW SIGNS 91 BILLS, EVEN STATE FISH","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
GRAIN PRICE BILLS SENT TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
SD COUNCIL ASKED TO INVEST {dollar}20 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CORPS OF ENGINEERS TO REDUCE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
HARRISBURG MAN SUES WESTERN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
MAN GETS 5-YEARS IN POLICEMAN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
BEDELL FIRM ACQUITTED IN CUSTOMS TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
RC TO TAKE BULLDOZER CASE TO COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
WISDOM TOOTH NAGS WOMAN--AGE 93,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*TAX PROTESTERS NOT CRACKPOTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING READY FOR SPRING,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LOBBYISTS WIELD POLITICAL CLOUT IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FARM RECESSION AFFECTS STATE REP,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ENVIRONMENTALISTS WORRY SD BECOMING NUKE DUMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GOV TELLS SALESMEN--DON'T BE A PERPICH,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*MORE THAN TOYS, THEY'RE A BUSINESS","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BROOKINGS DOUBLES DOCTOR POPULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PRES INDIAN POLICY CAN HELP SD TRIBES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOW TO GET YOUR SD TOUR PACKET (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
50 YEARS AGO FATHER DECIDED TO FLEE (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*GANDHI'S LIFE HAS YET TO BE FULFILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CATHOLIC SCH TEACHERS DESERVE RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DIRECTOR THANKS FINE FOR CONTRIBUTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TEACHER'S AUTHORITY MUST BE RESTORED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS CHANGED MIND ABOUT BUREAUCRATS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ALDERMANS MOST RESPONSIVE GOV BODY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MOON'S REMARKS CONFLICT HIS TEACHINGS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
OFFICIAL EXPECTS LAST-MINUTE RUSH ON PIK,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"BOY TO MEET WITH LAWYERS, JUDGE","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WALLING WINS SUIT AGAINST EX-WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SPORTSMAN OPENS HIS TACKLE BOX OF TALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NEIGHBORHOOD MORE THAN HOUSES-HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COOK OF THE WEEK--JULE REISDORFER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.D, p.13, col.2"
*CONSUMERS SAVE WITH LOAN OFFER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"IF YOU'RE SINGLE, FILING IS EASY","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DISCOUNT CAR FINANCING LEGAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
CUSTOMERS PLEASED WITH DISCOUNT LOAN DEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1983, sect.E, p.05, col.4"
HERE COMES THE SUN--AND SLUSH,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OVER POPULATED PRISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SMALL-TOWN DOCTOR VANISHING BREED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*HOSPITAL, {dollar}60,000 PAY FOR RURAL DOCTOR","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BEAUTY ISN'T EASY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROBATION OFFICER FINDS YOUTH AN ADVANTAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKI CLIMBER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MEN TO PRESIDE AT VETERANS' MTGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL TOPIC OF TALK,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CROWDED CONDITIONS RAISE TENSIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*AMBULANCE SERVICE WANTS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BAD WEATHER FORECAST (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL INCREASES HUMANITARIAN AID (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARING GIVES BOOST TO WATER PROJECTS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HELP GRENADA WITH AIRPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMON FOLKS ON NUCLEAR ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MURDERS DO NOT DESERVE RECOGNITION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SCHOOL START ISSUE GAINS STATE BALLOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON REPRESENTATIVE WON'T SEEK RE-ELECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LAWYERS FILE SECOND LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STURGIS MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
IT'S TIME TO REVAMP OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STATE CLASS B WRESTLING CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
IT'S AN OLDIE BUT A GOODIE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*3RD IOWA BANK CLOSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE WATERS DOWN SPOUSAL RAPE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIP ISN'T THE ANSWER (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AGENCY SHOULD NOT HINDER GROUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*BUSY YEAR FOR FAMILY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION RECOGNIZES 2,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
HOVEN TEEN IS DAR GOOD CITIZEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
KANTACK LEADS SDSU CADETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MCKENNAN HONORS WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
IRENE MAN HAS CHAMPION BOAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*20 YEARS LATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE MODIFIES OPEN ADMISSIONS PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES ROAD FUNDING MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES BILLS ON CRIME VICTIMS' RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MANY AMENDMENTS FACE JANKLOW'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOFFMAN ATTACKS APATHY OF STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CONVENTION CENTER AS FINANCIAL SHOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE ASKS REAGAN TO TALK TO LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"FIRM PRESIDENT FINED {dollar}5,000 FOR BID-RIGGING","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FMHA TO HIRE TEMPORARY LOAN PROCESSORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW--REMARK MEANT FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SERIES TO HELP FAMILIES PREVENT DRUG ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE NEEDS SUMMER FOOD PROGRAM SPONSORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE PUBLIC TELEVISION SETS FUND-RAISING DRIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOCTORS AT PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TO REJOIN ALL-PURPOSE COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD MUSHROOM GROWERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BUSH TO MEET WITH LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY RESIDENTS PROTEST PLANNED CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MONEY FOR SCHOOL REPAIRS WON'T BE SPENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPONSOR OF BILL ON NUKE WASTE COMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATCH THE BEAR PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SNOW FLURRIES HURRY INTO STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DOC IS COMING,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BILL TO CLARIFY CITY ELECTION IS STILL ALIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CLASSICAL HARPIST STRUMS UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*PRINCIPAL GIVES KIDS A LOVE OF THE ARTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CITY SHOULD TAKE A BOW FOR ITS MEDICAL SERVICES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HELP NUTURE ARTS IN OUR GROWING CITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HELP MAKE CITY BETTER PLACE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TACCO HELPED TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ABDNOR SAYS AIR SERVICE PHASE-OUT HURTS STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OFFERS SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WILL TALK LIVE WITH TV VIEWERS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY BILL ONE STEP FROM GOVERNOR'S DESK,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILITARY AID PLAN INSULTS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PETITIONERS FIND THE GOING TOUGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY LAGS BEHINDS IN HOUSING STARTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HOUSE REPEALS FAMILY OPTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BEAVER CREEK BANK PRESIDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOARD HIRES ARCHITECT TO RENOVATE CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE DEATHS OF 2 TEENS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BILL TO CHANGE PRIMARY DATE CLEARS COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE APPROVES FARM PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE KILLS FORECLOSURE MORATORIUM PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE CUTS JANKLOW REQUEST FOR FARM AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE REJECTS BILL TO LOWER SPEEDING FINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOVE TO REQUEST FARM-REPURCHASING BILL FAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATE SCRAPS FORECLOSURE REVIEW PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TO MAKE FORT PIERRE HOME OF MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"OSHA CITES, FINES VIENNA ELEVATOR","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN CAN'T SUE BASE COMPANY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FORMER INMATE SUES COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
STUDENTS SELL CHANCES ON CLUNKER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
HOUSE REVERSES ETHANOL DECISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
RATHER'S VISIT TO FARM SALE NOT DEFINITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*EQUATORIAL HEAT MAKERS THIS WINTER TOUGH TO BEAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FATAL CRASH BAFFLES COOPER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOTERS MAY DECIDE PHONE DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
1 IN 10 ELDERLY SUFFER ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DOLE'S HANDLING OF DISABILITY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CRAWLS SLOWLY IN PLUGGING GAS LEAK (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"TAX HIKE, SCHOOL PLAN (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEP FAVORITE OLD FEATURES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BAN CIGARETTE SALES TO CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*SF NATIVE GETS PUNCHY ROLE ON SERIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*UP, UP AND AWAY","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CAR CONVENTION TO RETURN TO CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER TO DISCUSS FARM BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE--DOKKEN ASSAULTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RELIGIONS HONOR VIOLATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAS LEAK AT HAYWARD SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON--WILL PUSH PRISON BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2-CENT TAX LIMIT CAUGHT IN CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"STATE SHOULD CONDEMN, BUY PLANT","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MADISON MAN STILL MISSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN BUSINESSES WANT OFFICIAL TO CLEAN UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGRICULTURE CONFERENCE SCHEDULED FOR 2 CITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HARROLD TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS VOTE TO DISBAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KEYSTONE POLICE CHIEF WON'T BE REAPPOINTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAKE PELICAN VOTERS REJECT WATER DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON TO SPEAK AT LINCOLN DAY DINNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REDFIELD REJECTS COMPANY'S PLAN FOR SITE OF FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WINTER WHEAT SPRINGS TO LIFE EARLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BILL ADDRESSES PROTECTION FOR ABUSED SPOUSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD UNEMPLOYMENT TRUST FUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BILL WOULD TRANSFER PREDATOR CONTROL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE FAVORS MEAT INSTITUTE AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DINOSAUR NAMED TO HONOR LAMMERS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE APPROVES DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES BILL BANNING BALLISTIC KNIVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CLARK PUSHES TOWARD SHOT PUT GOAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*WEEKEND GETAWAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1987, sect.E, p.10, col.1"
*BUSH MAY CONCEDE SD PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JOBLESS WORKERS TAKE PROTEST TO PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM TO PRODUCE TOUGHER PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE OK'S GAS TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ENDS CAREER TO TAKE VOWS IN CONVENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CATHOLICS OFFER POST-ABORTION COUNSELING,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SPORTS AUCTION HELPS AUGUSTANA ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANTS GIVEN HEARTY THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*BACK NICARAGUA PEACE EFFORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROTECTIONISM NOT ANSWER TO PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DOESN'T VOTE IN TAXPAYERS' INTEREST (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DOLE USES DIFFERENT FLAG (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RATHER NOT SUBTLE ENOUGH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BUSH IGNORED FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
JACKSON ADVOCATES PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
AUSTAD SHOULD BE REALISTIC (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BE SENSIBLE WHEN SLEDDING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
HUSKIES DEFEAT SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*WOULD STOP UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LITTLE INTEREST FOR 10-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DUKAKIS GATHERS SUPPORT BEFORE PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ELMER BIETZ WORKS FOR HIS CONSTITUENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RIDING SIOUX FALLS TRANSIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SENATE PANEL OK'S LOTTO MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WATER RATE STUDY PROVOKES DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"HOLIDAY CLOSES OFFICES, BANKS","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"JOBS, WAGES GROWING IN CITY","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RUMMY GAMES DRAW NEIGHBORS TO CAFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL UNION REJECTS PAY OFFER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*THE FITNESS WAR HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FILM WILL DOCUMENT STATE HISTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BUILD HIGH SCHOOL IN WOOD FIELD AREA (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROSPECTS STILL BRIGHT FOR BUSINESSES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
QUALITY DAY CARE LACKING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SMALL SCHOOLS BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STOP MACHINE POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GOVERNOR TO GET 1ST BISON COIN SET,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
US WEST OFFICIAL TO HEAD FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KOREAN BRINGS GOSPEL TO FELLOW COUNTRYMEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATOR REMEMBERS NOT HEEDING STORM WARNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS TO DEBATE STATE BUDGET FREEZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TV SHOULDN'T TEACH NEW VALUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON SPEAKS ON FEDERAL BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS WOULD GAIN UNDER FUNDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LINCOLN BASKETBALL PLAYERS SCORE HIGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE LOOKS CLOSELY FOR FAULTS IN VAULTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NDSU TAKES 8TH STRAIGHT MATS CROWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FARM WIDOW HAS FEET ON THE GROUND AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN ELEMENTARY TO STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITIZENS GROUP AGAINST MEDICAL INCINERATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HOMESTRETCH ISSUES--PRISON, STATE LOTTO","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*POLICY CHANGES ADD NEW SET OF COMPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"REVENGE CASTS ASIDE TALENT, PLOT","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA CIGARETTES--YUCK (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNMENT SHOULD RUN CARE CENTERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TEACH KIDS VALUE OF LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HELP THE LESS FORTUNATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
APATHY PLAYS ABORTION ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"FANS WANT BASEBALL, NOT MONEY TALK","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLAHN IGNITES JASPER'S RISE TO TOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*OPERATORS ALWAYS ON CALL TO HELP,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"KELO, LAKESIDE TRADE OUT ADS","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
ADVOCACY NETWORK TO HONOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ALL MOBILE HOMES MUST BE REGISTERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILLER TO REPRESENT STATE IN CHINA VISIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATING RIFLE INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SINCLAIR NOT RUNNING FOR US SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'PRESIDENTIAL' PASTIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CLEANUP STARTS ON WILLIAMS GAS SPILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAN FACES CHARGES IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITAL GROUP PRESSURED TO GIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FRANKENFELD DEBATE CHALLENGE ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SESSION ALMOST STARTS WITHOUT DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIRE-FIGHTERS SPONSER FUND-RAISER SUPPER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RENOVATION STUDIED FOR USD'S OLD MAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU IS SEARCHING FOR NEW ENGINEERING DEAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS OFF BALLOT FOR INVALID PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
82-YEAR-OLD MAN DIES IN SUNDAY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN PERJURY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PROPONENTS SAY TAX PETITIONS GOING WELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*NEWS NETWORK HITS NEW HEIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"WELFARE DEPARTMENT GETS {dollar}51,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FARM FAMILY TO GET HELP FOR HEART TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
NEW SHERIFF CANDIDATES WILL BE CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*GAS PRICES BUCK NATIONAL TREND,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MURDER SUSPECT WON'T VOLUNTARILY RETURN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REX MAKES MOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VANDALISM POSSIBLY RELATED TO ABORTION VIEW,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BIG CHANCE TO BOOST TRAFFIC FLOW (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE GET RUNAROUND ON ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GOES TOO FAR IN ATTACK ON IRAQ (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
GOOD-PAYING JOBS ALWAYS ELUDE DROPOUTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"SYMPHONY CONCERT REVIEW LIGHT, SILLY (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CUT CORNERS TO MAKE OVERSEAS CALLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*TV CHEF SLOWS DOWN TO HEALTHY PACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROAD CREWS WAKE UP COOK FOR TREATS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
'ELEEMOSYNARY' LOOKS AT WOMEN'S CHOICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BURGLARIES IN 3 TOWNS BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUNS LOSE APPEAL TO RECOVER MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAINTED ZOO BUS WINS TRANSIT AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAN FAILS IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GET EDUCATED ABOUT AIDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GARRETSON SAYS NO TO POLICE SWITCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL JUDGE'S DECISION DELAYED IN DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIRPORT WANTS RAMP FOR CARGO PLANES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY TO OFFER BONDS FOR IMPROVING PARKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATORS UNSURE OF SALES-TAX STATUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINNEHAHA COMMISSIONERS CONSIDER BUYING AIRPLANE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE REJECTS LEGISLATIVE-TERM LIMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EAGLE BUTTE ACCIDENT KILLS 18-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HARTFORD ANNEXES LAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
PANEL TRIES TO WEED OUT FUNDS ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COLUMBUS TIPS SKYFORCE IN OT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STANDS OUT AMONG NFL COACHES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AMOCO FOAM TO LAY OFF 20 IN RESTRUCTURING,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
COMFORT SUITES MOTEL OPENS IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*QUALIFIED CANDIDATES EXCITE BUSINESS REPS AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*CAMPAIGN CARAVANS BLANKET SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHOULD SEXUAL ABSTINENCE BE TAUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THREATS SPEED COUNTY'S PLAN TO BUILD JAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHASTITIY BILL ADVANCES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*ONCE AGAIN, FOLK MUSIC THE IN SOUND","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*BEATTY, 'BEAUTY' AND THE BORING","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
VP ROLE WASN'T ALL SMILES FOR MONDALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*NATIONAL PLAYERS BRING 'MIRACLE' TO THE PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GIVE CONSCIENTIOUS EFFORT TO 'RUNNER STUMBLES',"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BUSH DEEPENING COUNTRY'S RECESSION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONTRACTORS OPPOSE ETHANOL DEVELOPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"RACE WIDE OPEN, AS IT SHOULD BE (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*PARENTAL SUPPORT CRUCIAL TO SCHOOLS (PROF),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*ROAD TO BIG LEAGUES BUMPY FOR SF NATIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHROEDER CHOSEN 'BUSINESS CITIZEN',"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NEWSPAPERS TO BE TURNED INTO COMPOST,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
MANDARIN'S FARE IS CHINESE-AMERICAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
CAMP CROOK MAN DIES IN CRASH NEAR BUFFALO,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOOSE CLUBS SET CONFERENCE DATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAIR SOUGHT FOR HEIST OF BOA CONSTRICTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE SUSPECT PLEADS GUILTY TO 3 CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL ED WORKSHOP SET FOR LEAP DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A DISPLAY OF DISAPPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATE COMMITTEE KILLS HEALTH CARE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPILL CLEANUP HINGES ON EPA REPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OK'S VIDEO LOTTERY BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SENATE APPROVES RECYCLING MANDATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAX CREDIT PLAN FACES UNCONVINCED LEGISLATOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LITTLE SNOW RUNOFF EXPECTED THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR SHOOTING MOTHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ND MAN CONVICTED IN TAX EVASION SCHEME,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DELANO URGES DEMOLITION OF PLANKINTON DORMITORIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"EX-SCHOOL OFFICIAL OFFERS LEGISLATORS FACTS, FIGURES","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HOUSE REJECTS FAMILY LEAVE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PANEL OK'S LAW HOLDING HUNTERS LIABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PRESSLER SEEKS INTERNS FOR SENIOR CITIZEN POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CASINO PROFITS TO GO FOR TREATMENT CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CONTACT PUC ABOUT BILL FOR CALL ON PRIZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
ABSENTEE VOTING SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD FORUM WILL BE ON C-SPAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD UNION ENDORSES HARKIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*IT'S A GRAND OLD FLAG,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CONVENTION CENTER GETS MIXED RECEPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GAMBLING FIGHT JOINED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA BUDGET OFF {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON ANNOUNCES CHILD HEALTH PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BILL PROTECTS FARMERS WHO HIRE MINORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME BILL OK'D BY PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"LEGISLATION PAIRS LICENSE, REGISTRATION","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE SAYS YES TO DREDGE TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EXPERT WITNESS FREEDOM GETS PRELIMINARY NOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*PANEL KILLS INCOME TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
COMMITTEE REJECTS TOUGHER TOBACCO LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SENATE OK'S DEAL WITH TRIBE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
*DON'T BE PREOCCUPIED WITH FAILURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INCOME TAX PROPOSAL IS AN EMBARRASSMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
10 MINUTES TOO LONG TO LEAVE CHILD ALONE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REFORM SHOULD TARGET COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
'ARGUS' APPEARS BIASED AGAINST ARTS CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
COLTON WOMAN BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL JUDGE REFUSES MURDERER'S APPEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LATHAM NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ON LOOKOUT FOR SUBWAY ROBBER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE MEN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HYDRAULICS FAIL ON SF FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS SAY MORPHINE KILLED BOY IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL GIVES DEADWOOD BILL 6-3 ODDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTRY ROCKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MOODY COUNTY GETS TAX EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN FIRM GETS FOREIGN CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JAZZ GROUP TO EMBARK ON TOUR,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOULTHROP GETS PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TO HOST 13TH WELLNESS FAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*A TASTE OF POVERTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RENNER--HARMLESS GREEN GOO SETS OFF SCARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PENNINGTON COUNTY JAIL HAS ROOMS FOR RENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WEBSTER FIRE CAUSE INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*USED PAINT IN DEMAND AT MULHAIR'S,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"'BRAVE SOUL' SOUGHT TO PUBLISH, DELIVER LOCAL GUIDE","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
O'GORMAN WRESTLERS WIN '2A',"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
USD EARNS SHARE OF NCC TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
O'GORMAN REPEATS AS CLASS AA CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SEASON BEST GIVES VERMILLION STATE 'A' TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*SCARED, SINGLE DAD LEARNS","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SUGGESTS REFERRING SEAT-BELT ISSUE TO VOTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THAW REDUCES FLOOD RISK SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GROWING NUMBER OF SINGLE PARENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"OFFER HELP TO SINGLES, SINGLE PARENTS","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CLINTON HEALTH PLAN SHOULD BE SAVED (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOY STARTS GAMING STUDY (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW BUILDING NUMBERS WILL MEAN MORE TROUBLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EARLY DETECTION CRUCIAL IN CONTROLLING DIABETES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*OLD TREATIES HAVEN'T LOST VALIDITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MILITARY HOUSING NEEDS A NOBLER USE THAN THIS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS COULD HOST TRADE EXPO IN 2000 (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SMALL SCHOOL CAN OFFER WELL-ROUNDED EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CONTRACTORS DO PAY STATE INCOME TAX (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
JANKLOW'S MUDSLINGING ALREADY TIRESOME (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MORE GUN LAWS A WASTE; STRENGTHEN ENFORCEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
EDUCATION IMPORTANT BUT STATE MUST BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SPECIAL OLYMPICS CARTOON WAS INSENSITIVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MAMMOGRAPHY BEST WAY TO DETECT BREAST CANCER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
RETIRED EXECUTIVES PLANNING WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS FIRMS RECEIVE FEDERAL LOANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEPARTMENT TARGETS DELINQUENT BORROWERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S HAND-OFF POLICY IS GOOD INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LOCAL LIBRARY HAS 64,855 WITH CARDS","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLISEUM'S FUTURE TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN BITTEN BY DOG CONTINUES SHOTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STATE UNIVERSITIES ENROLL 24,762","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILLER'S SCHOOL-AID PLAN ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GRANT GIVES TEACHER READING EDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCOUTMASTER SEES POSITIVE SIDE OF YOUTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PROPERTY-TAX LIMIT GAINING GROUND, BACKERS SAY","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE BIG CHILL ENDED FEB 18,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BEEF PLANT FIRES MAN WHO SHOT FOOTAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
POLICE INVESTIGATE PEDESTRIAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE MAYOR DROPS OUT OF HOTEL DEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON MAN RECEIVES DEVELOPMENT AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOMELESS ADVOCATE TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CAMPAIGN FINANCE MEASURE ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SENATE SING-ALONG,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HOUSE PANEL RESTORES WORKERS' COMP CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FULL SENATE REVIVES VIDEO LOTTERY BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
INVESTS HOURS IN CRAFTING BELOVED BIRDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PETITION AGAINST LONGER SCHOOL YEAR FALLING SHORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CREDIT DRUG TASK FORCE FOR 7 ARRESTS; FEAR CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SKYFORCE LOSE IN HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEAD COYOTE INCIDENT POOR SPORTSMANSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*FORMER SF GUARD GOES HOLLYWOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*BUMPER BOWLERS ARE TOUGH TO KEEP UP WITH,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*A SPRING NEST FOR CANADA GEESE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
TURKEY SEASON REQUIRES SAFE HUNTING PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*MANSION HOME TO NEIGHBORLY TRANSIENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*AT HOME WITH GOVERNOR AND HIS WIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*MOUNTAINS STAND AMONG BEST TRAVEL IN US, THE WORLD","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1994, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*PRESSLER CATCHES UP ON SD WORRIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PROPERTY-TAX RELIEF SHOWDOWN NEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WINTER COULD BE ONE OF THE WARMEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TEACHER-TENURE DEBATE SCHEDULED TUESDAY IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
UNPOPULAR BILLS RETURN YEAR AFTER YEAR AFTER YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PROPERTY-TAX DEBATE REACHES FINAL STRETCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SPEAKER KNOWN AS HEAVY-HANDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*LEGISLATORS AREN'T SURE WHAT THEY'RE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
STOP FED SUBSIDY FOR AIRLINE SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CREDIT STATE LAWMAKERS FOR TWO GOOD DESICIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VOLUNTARY APPROACH BEST (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SCHOOL BOARD HASN'T HEARD VOTERS' MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CONGRESS & CPB COMPROMISE (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
JOHNSON IS CAREFUL WITH TAXPAYER DOLLARS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CARING TEACHERS EARN PROFESSIONAL SALARIES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BANNING GAY MARRIAGES WOULD BE MORALLY RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
STATE'S SHARE OF LOTTERY SHOULD GO TO TAX RELIEF (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"PRIVATIZING WOULD SAVE MONEY, NOT HURT PBS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
MORRELL RETIREES DESERVE FAIR RULING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
SPECIAL-ED PROGRAMS HELP DEVELOP CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
MOSHING HAS FINALLY COME TO SIOUX FALLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"*TRIP TO MIAMI MEANT {dollar}1,000 FOR ACTRESS","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*YOUNG PAGE FINDS LAWMAKING MEANS PLOTTING, PLODDING","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*STUDENTS FILL NUMEROUS ROLES IN SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU'S LAMER GRABS REVENGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAIR ORGANIZATION ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"ELECTRIC CO-OPS RECEIVE {dollar}541,000","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOARD REVIEWING LIMITS ON SPEAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PUPILS FIND EXTRA HELP OUT OF CLASS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"YEAR AFTER CLINTON VISIT, LENNOX TALKS HEALTH CARE","Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VERMILLION'S CITY MANAGER A SURE SHOT WITH SEEDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PIONEER HISTORIAN AVAILABLE FOR TALKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY COUNCIL BACKS PLAN TO CONTROL DEER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
AMERICAN INDIAN GRIEF TOPIC OF PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TRIAL LAWYER TO GIVE LAW-SCHOOL LECTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BLACKS IN OLD WEST SUBJECT OF SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
VERMILLION HOSPITAL KICKS OFF EXERCISE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BLACKFOOTED FERRETS SEEM TO ADAPT IN BADLANDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*CEDAR SHORE RESORT TO OPEN MAY 15,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MADISON HELPS TEEN FIGHT LEUKEMIA,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GRANTS TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF WATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SMALL SOUTH DAKOTA TOWNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
TRIBAL COUNCIL CHANGES BILL FOR HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SCIENTIST ASKS TO UNEARTH REMAINS OF EXPLORER LEWIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
SEAMSTRESSES CREATE FUNCTIONAL FASIONS FOR DISABLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*AGENCY FEE DEDUCTIBLE IN SOME CASES,"Argus LeaderFeb 20 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LAW MAKERS CLASH ON HIGHWAY FUNDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITY HOUSING MARKET RALLIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WHOSE FREEDOM IN 3-MILE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN IS INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW OBJECTS TO PAY AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROBERT QUINN ANNOUNCES FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROBERT QUINN ANNOUNCES FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW OBJECTS TO PAY AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS PREPARE BUS SERVICE BID,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SLEDDING AT TUTHILL PARK,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HANSEN SAYS OAHE BACKERS HOLDING UP DEV,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HANSEN SAYS OAHE BAKCERS HOLDING UP DEV,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
2-YEAR BUDGET BILL DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WILLIE NELSON TO SING AT '79 FAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
2-YEAR BUDGET BILL DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YOUTH HELD AFTER STABBING DEATH-BRIDGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"DEAD GEESE, MALLARDS RECOVERED","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CEMENT BILL DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FIRE CAUSE STILL UNDETERMINED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAND BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAETRILE FAVORED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAND BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BUDGET GOAL CALLED CREDIBLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BILLBOARD COMPLIANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
IOWA BEEF ASKS FOR RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*WALKER AND MAHONE SPOIL KRAMER'S RETURN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*USD DESTROYS MORNINGSIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DON HUFF-SHADOW LIKES JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
49TH STREET PREDICTIONS OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
NEW AG DEPT REPORT WILL SHOW SIZE OF PIG CROP,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
UNITED WAY BOARD ELECTS W E BENTZINGER CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
MADISON WILL HOST RAIL MEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
UNITED WAY BOARD ELECTES W E BENTZINGER CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
ACORN PLAN TO CHECK INFLATION POLICIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
ACORN PLAN TO CHECK INFLATION POLICIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
ACORN PLAN TO CHECK INFLATION POLICIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
2 HELD IN GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
"*GENE MURPHY AND DARRELL JEPSON, PARALYZED VET OF AM","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
4 FELONY CHARGES SET IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.5"
*PLAN AN EASY PARTY WITH PIZZAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
READER RECIPE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
BUYING CAR ENDS IN COMEDY OF ERRORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ABOUREZK-CARTER VETOED PLAN TO FREE HOSTAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ABOUREZK-CARTER VETOED PLAN TO FREE HOSTAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PHONE CUSTOMERS AIR VIEWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PHONE CUSTOMERS AIR VIEWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PHONE CUSTOMERS AIR VIEWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"UNION WILL HELP MCGOVERN, OTHER SENATE FRIENDS","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*TINY DANCERS TOE THE LINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*USD'S 'SALESMAN' POIGNANT VISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*USD'S 'SALESMAN' POIGNANT VISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JACKRABBIT MATMEN WIN NCC TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BACKERS OF CHAIN LETTER HAPPY ABOUT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*2 DIE IN SPEARFISH LUMBER MILL FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*2 DIE IN SPEARFISH LUMBER MILL FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS TO DECIDE 6 ISSUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS TO DECIDE 6 ISSUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SEMI TRUCK DEMOLISHED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
INMATES DOUBT BRAITHWAITE'S JUDGEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
INMATES DOUBT BRAITHWAITE'S JUDGEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FISCHBACH INTENDS TO SERVE AS REGENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
INMATES DOUBT BRAITHWAITE'S JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CARTER'S PRIMARY PLANS UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FISHBACH INTENDS TO SERVE AS REGENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
COMPROMISE NEEDED IN TAXING GASOHOL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EQUAL JUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WANTS RETURN TO CHRISTIAN EDUC (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD HAS MORE THAN BROTHELS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EQUAL JUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD HAS MORE THAN BROTHELS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CHEERS FOR KELO AND RIGHT TO CHOOSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN CAN'T HAVE EQUALITY BOTH WAYS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
RAPID HOLIDAY INN EXPLAINS 'A' RATES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
NATIONAL PLAN NEEDED TO SAVE US RAILS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
WOMEN SHOULD ARM SELVES AGAINST RAPE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
EXTRA AID IN ABUSE CASES NOT NEEDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
EXTRA AID IN ABUSE CASES NOT NEEDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
EXTRA AID IN ABUSE CASES NOT NEEDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
LIGHTS MISSING AT WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR TO ANNOUNCE BID MARCH 19,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
AP APPOINTS PIERRE CORRESPONDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
ELLSWORTH OFFICIALS SAY FIRE WAS SET,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
AP APPOINTS PIERRE CORRESPONDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
COLLEGE TO OFFER MASTER'S DEGREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
JUDGE SAYS GARRITSEN'S RIGHTS WEREN'T VIOLATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
GAME AGENCY WON MORE THAN IT LOST,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
GAME AGENCY WON MORE THAN IT LOST,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
PRESSLER SAYS HE WAS EASY SCAM TARGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
SUPERTURTLE CLOSER TO BEING A REALITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
BILL GIVES LENDERS EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BILL GIVES LENDERS EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BETTER SERVICE MEANS BUDGET CUTS FOR OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
TO LEARN FATE OF MILWAUKEE TRAINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
TO LEARN FATE OF MILWAUKEE TRAINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
BETTER SERVICE MEANS BUDGET CUTS FOR OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
GRASS FEVER-FEED OR STARVE IT...,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.1"
"FFA WEEK-EDUCATION BY DOING FOR 4,300","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.2"
GASOHOL-RIPE FOR A SCAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.4"
{dollar}1 MILLION SCAM MAN MAY GO FREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JOBLESS 'GENIUS' ADMITS EXTORTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
{dollar}1 MILLION SCAM MAN MAY GO FREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE TAKING FIRE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"FANNED BY WINDS, 2 GRASS FIRES SWEEP ACROSS ACREAGE","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW--STATE WILL RECOVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW--STATE WILL RECOVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW--STATE WILL RECOVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW'S SON ARGUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOP REQUESTS PROBE OF CAUCUS BUGGING,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE GETS ROAD SHOP BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PROPOSED ED CUTS MIGHT END FEDERAL AID FOR 17,000","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FREEZE ON ENERGY FUNDS WOULD HURT CITY'S POOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CROWNED HEADS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PROPOSED ED CUTS MIGHT END FEDERAL AID FOR 17,000","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN'S CUTS UNSETTLING TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REAGAN'S CUTS UNSETTLING TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SEN ABDNOR AND SATURDAY MAIL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIGH COURT ABORTION DECISION ATTACKED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FINE PRAISED FOR SPRINGSTEEN ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STRAW POLL REFLECTED DISLIKE FOR PLAYOFFS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEN ABDNOR AND SATURDAY MAIL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US SHOULD COLLECT ITS FOREIGN DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MEDIA CRITICIZED FOR ACCIDENT COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MEDIA CRITICIZED FOR ACCIDENT COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OPPOSES ABORTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LEGISLATURE MAY GET CENSUS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OK'S {dollar}53 MILLION IN EDUCATION AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATURE MAY GET CENSUS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARENTAL LAWSUIT BILL TO GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY DEVELOPS NEW URANIUM MINING RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES STATE WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MYERS, JANKLOW HEAD FOR WASHINGTON TO PUSH RAIL LOAN","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE EXPECTED TO APPROVE RAIL MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER FIGHTING PLANNED BRANCH LINE CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"MYERS, JANKLOW HEAD FOR WASHINGTON TO PUSH RAIL LOAN","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW-RECONSIDER KILLING MINING ORDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
JANKLOW-RECONSIDER KILLING MINING ORDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
MEETING HERE ON AIRLINE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"{dollar}50,000 IN ENERGY GRANTS AVAILABLE","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ENTERTAINMENT SET FOR SPRING FLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SKELETON FOUND IN MILLER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
LEAD MAN KILLED IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
RAPID CITY MAN'S HAND REATTACHED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
DEMOS--HIGHER TAX UNFAIR TO HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
*JANKLOW MAKES IT OFFICIAL--HE'LL RUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IT REALLY WASN'T BORING,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VA FREEZES MONEY FOR SF HOSPITAL UPDATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WATER SKIING OPTIONAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ANIMAL ABUSE NOT AS WIDESPREAD AS THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE MINE TO BE RUNNING MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINORITY LEADERS AWAIT REWRITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR NAMED IN LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RAIL AUTHORITY TO REVIEW MILWAUKEE MAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD TOWNS SAY AIRLINE OWES MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
WOMAN FACES MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HELPFUL PRISON STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN SEEKS CANDIDATES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
US NEEDS SAFETY AWARENESS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS FARES DISCOURAGE TRAVEL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE RATED 100 PERCENT FROM FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS NEW TRIAL FOR GRAHAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LANDOWNERS WANT ANOTHER ETSI PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NOBEL PRIZE WINNER AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER RATED 91 PERCENT FROM FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
3 JUDGES DISQUALIFY THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ONE DAY PLAYING BB--THEN FIGHTING CANCER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
GUN SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*REACTION TO MANDATORY SENTENCING MIXED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HIGHER EDUCATION BUDGET SURVIVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKERS MAKE MAJOR CHANGES IN STATE LAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NEW LAWS EMPHASIZE LOCAL CONTROL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"AS PREDICTED, MONEY MATTERS DOMINATED","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
A FLOOR PRICE FOR GRAIN PRICES UNDER A LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BEER & LIQUOR WHOLESALERS WERE SET BY LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
WELFARE AND FAMILY-RELATED LAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
LAW INCREASES EMPLOYERS' CONTRIBUTION RATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
LEGISLATURE OK'D BONDS FOR {dollar}250 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
A PILOT WORKFARE PROGRAM WAS INCLUDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
LAWMAKERS ASKED TO CLOSE LOOPHOLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
SD BIOLOGIST RECALLS BATTLE WITH JAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WINTER--NO PICNIC FOR PHEASANTS (WOSTER),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*EUREKA'S PAPENDICK SITTING ON SIDELINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"*JORGENSON, RUNGE SAVVY PARKER DUO","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ARE YOU A PRO BOWLING EXPERT (WOODEN),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*JOURNAL OF NOVICE ACTOR--TRIES OTHER SIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE NO-NONSENSE WORLD OF OSCAR AUSTAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STEPS TOWARD FAMILY UNITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*LYLE KROON, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.D, p.13, col.1"
*IGNORE THE BO DEREKS AND BUY MARKET DOGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*NORTHERN'S FLIGHT--UP & AWAY FROM SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS FILED IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1982, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*BICYCLES BUILT FOR SNOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLISH REFUGEE FAMILY ENDS JOURNEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHOLESALER TRIES TO CORK PLANS FOR DISTILLERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TEENS CRANK OUT PAPER IN CHIKCEN COOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*TIME DOESN'T FADE MEMORIES OF VIETNAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BAKER RUNNING FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD DELAYS DECISION ON CURRICULUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS FACE LONG LIST OF BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
93 SWINE HERDS IN STATE QUARANTINED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHALLENGE ATTRACTS HUNTER TO ANTIQUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VA HOSPITAL RENOVATION IN 84 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CAN'T UNDERSTAND HOSTILITY TO SINGLE PARENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRUNK DRIVING PENALTIES NEED TIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER DISAGREES WITH CERTIFICATION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
US MUST BE PREPARED FOR WAR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHURCH-SCHOOL SPLIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITIZENS SHOULDN'T PAY MORE TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GOVT BY ALDERMAN MORE DEMOCRATIC (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PREVENTION BEATS CURE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ARTISTIC CAPITOL ATTRACTS VISITORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CROOKS MAN ACCUSED DRUG DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES VETERINARY SHOOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN DIES IN CAR MISHAP--MONTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
6-YEAR-OLD WISH TO VISIT DISNEYLAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*DURENBERGER--MEDICARE REFORM WILL PASS (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CATTLEMEN USE MARKET ASSN TO SELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS EXPECTED TO PLANT LESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
INQUIRY--SHOOTING WAS SELF-DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RC COUPLE FILES RACE DISCRIMINATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
70 TURKEY HUNTING PERMITS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE STARTS PUBLIC MEETINGS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
"SD TOP PRODUCER OF OATS, RYE","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
"SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY, DEADWOOD MAN","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SCHUMAKER RECALLS SDSU DIST 18B GLORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"HIGHER TUITION, STATE PAY RAISE","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOST IOWA DEMS SKIP THE ACTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RURAL RACE FOR LIFE DEPENDS ON AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BLOOD BANK DEPENDS ON GENEROSITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
HERE'S HOW BLOOD DONATION WORKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PEDERSON ELECTED BOARD LEADER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
UNITED WAY BOARD ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
Y BOARD ELECTS WALTON PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BERGMAN HEADS NUTRITION COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DORMAN ELECTED COUNCIL PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
COMMISSION WILL VOTE ON CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW WHEAT RULES MAY AID SIGN UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS MEET TO DISCUSS CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BRANDON TEEN DIES IN TUBING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL DAY WILL BE 17 MINUTES LONGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THE WORLD OF HEARING FOR A YOUNGSTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LONG SLATE OF CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AID TO UPGRADE RAILROAD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAJOR GAINS IN HS CHANGES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LIBRARY ATMOSPHERE PRAISED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE NAME CHANGE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ABERDEEN WOULD BE BASE FOR MANDAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FEMALE BUSINESS GRADS EARN LESS THAN MALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS SPRINGFIELD STORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GRAIN SHIPMENTS BACKED UP NEAR ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
IPSWICH VOTES ON SEWAGE PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
UNIVERSITY DEMOCRATS CRITICIZE POLICY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WATER GROUP WANTS TO REPLACE SUBDISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS HAVE 6 DAYS TO RESOLVE DISPUTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
MILLER SAYS HE WON'T RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
AIR FORCE PRACTICE RUNS WORRY RANCHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HORTICULTURE CENTENNIAL TO FEATURE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RAT RUINS GEOLOGICAL THEORY AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
NUTRITION POSTERS FOR CONTEST DUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*SEIBEL TRAVELING A ROCKY ROAD TO PRO FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
4 INMATES ESCAPE FROM SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY OPTION BILL KEEPS BOUNCING BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWO-STATE NUCLEAR WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*BURIED MAN WITH NO FAMILY, FRIENDS","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKERS VETO DC TRIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BUCKS DON'T STOP AT CITY HALL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FARM CRISIS FOR REAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNMENT NOT SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT NOT TICKET TO THE BANK (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FARM BUREAU ISN'T HELPING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
NUKE BILL SHOULD NOT PASS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FACULTY COLLOQUIUM IS NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ADOPTION IS FOCUS OF MARCH 9 SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PROPOSALS FOR STRICTER STREET STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE FARMERS TO JOIN RALLY IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL TO LOWER SPEEDING FINES PASSES SENATE COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW REFUSES TO RELEASE FACTS ON PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATORS PASS BILL ON ELEVATOR BANKRUPTCIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENATE DEFEATS JANKLOW'S CATALOG TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OPPOSING LAWYERS TALK IN PHONE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
25 PROTEST BOMBS IN A TRAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FATALITY BRINGS STATE'S 1985 DEATH TOLL TO 6,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DWI AND BRIBE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PAPER CHALLENGES STATUTE SUPPRESSING NAMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
2 COMPETITORS WANT BONDS FOR RC HOTEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BELLS RING FOR FARMS IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOWNTOWN AREA IS WITHOUT POWER FOR 2 HOURS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRIAL SET FOR PIERRE MAN ON DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
YANKTON MAN WAIVES EXTRADITION IN THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ABDNOR--FARM PACKAGE ALMOST COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"JANKLOW, LEGISLATORS TO MEET WITH BUSH","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
EXPORTS FALL MORE THAN ANTICIPATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
LICENSE DESIGNED FOR UNDER-21 DRIVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ELLSWORTH B-1 PREPARATION BEGINS SOON,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*TETZLAFF AND SOUTH DAKOTA STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CITY YOUTH IS PRIORITY TO AREND,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WASHINGTON'S MCMACKEN TO ALL-AROUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1985, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*CHILLING WINDS DRIVE TEMPERATURES DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS MAKE THE GRADE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS TO CONSIDER STATE LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATURE SHOULD RESCUE CITY'S VOTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE LIKE IACOCCA MAKE SYSTEM WORK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROPERTY OWNERS SHOULD PAY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REVIEW OF PLAY OFF TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ENGINEERS TURN IDEAS INTO REALITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RATINGS WAR SWEEPS BY LOCAL STATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GOVERNOR CANDIDATES SPEAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TOOLS HELP KIDS DELIVER THEIR LINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ATTACKS DON'T FAZE YOUTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AREA REPUBLICAN PARTY PLANS LINCOLN DAY DINNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MANEUVERING KEEPS FARM BILL FROM FLOOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MERCHANT GETS 2-YEAR SENTENCE FOR TAX FRAUD,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS WAIT FOR BLOOD TESTS IN DEATH OF TEENS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN ARMED ROBBERY OF HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RED CROSS AIDS VICTIMS OF CALIFORNIA FLOODING,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FEW FIGHT BUS LINE ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BILL STIFFENING BOOKMAKING PENALTIES KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BURNED BOY GETS OUT-OF-COURT SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CURRENT PRESIDENT WON'T BE IN OGLALA RUNOFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES BILL LIMITING CLOSE-OUT SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW GETS STATE WORKERS' TUITION MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES DELAY IN KIDNAPPING-MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKER FAILS IN BID TO RAISE DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OK'S BILL SETTING LIABILITY INSURANCE POOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE WILL DEBATE COLLEGIATE ADMISSION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DONOVAN KEEPS ON HIS TOES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*CRASH LEAVES 3 HURT, DESTROYS 2 CARS","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BODY FOUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD FARM LOAN PLAN PROMOTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*STAND-UP COMICS BRING BUSINESS TO ITS FEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SUPPORT MADE OLYMPICS SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
FARM FAMILY APPRECIATES HONOR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
BREAKDOWN IN BAN ON CONDOM ADS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOW NUMBERS RESULT OF POOR HABITAT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VANDERLOO'S RECORD FLAWED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"REMEMBER, TRUST 'BUILDERS' (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*GOD'S KINGDOM THE ONLY ONE WORTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST PRESIDENT TO VISIT CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*YANKTON WINS REGION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUAREZ SPARKS SDSU BY USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"CHIEF DETECTIVE TO RETIRE, MAY RUN","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"EXPLOSION, FIRE GUT AREA HOME","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KEMP TO FOCUS ON FARM PRICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KUNDERT STIRS UP STUDENT INTEREST,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEITHER LACK OF SNOW ...,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KILLS PLAN FOR TEACHER MERIT PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHANGING FARM CLUB LOOKS TO THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARM LENDER PLANS TO RESTRUCTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REJECTS BILL REQUIRING ABORTION CONSENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BEEF GROUP MIGHT LINK WITH PORK PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS FIVE YEARS FOR STEALING ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESURRECTS CORPORATE TAX PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNION SEEKS MORE TIME TO CONSIDER OFFER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMER FIGHTS FOR WATER PROJECT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
IMPACT STUDIES FOR MINE PERMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JOBLESS FUNDS FOR RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MONEY SOUGHT FOR SUBMERGED LINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CAPTURED ESCAPEE GETS PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
POPULATION BY SOUTH DAKOTA COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
INDIAN REMAINS ISSUE TOUGH TO RESOLVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON WOMAN APPARENTLY SLAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JACKSON BRINGS MESSAGE TO SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL TOWN -- HOPE & FADING GLORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD LINGERS IN POLITICAL 'TWILIGHT ZONE',"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*RESIDENTS ADAPT TO SHRINKING WORLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TINY TREASURES ARE NEARING EXTINCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*HOME OF TWO GIANT COWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS RESTRICTIONS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GAS TAX HIKE IS 38 PERCENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MOVING UP PRIMARY PAYS OFF FOR STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OBSCENITY ISN'T PROTECTED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CAMPAIGN REFORM UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PRESSLER TAKES RIGHT STAND (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DON'T TOUT MEATLESS MEALS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GEPHARDT HAS LAUDABLE GOAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER ABUSES PRIVILEGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUSH SHOULD TELL THE TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SD IMPORTANT TO SIMON (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ANTI-GUN BILL VOTE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SMALL TOWNS SERIES EXAMINES ...,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TINY COMMUNITIES FACE BLEAK FUTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*HOW ABOUT BLACK SKINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SPEEDWAY SHIFTS TO NEW ERA,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FREEMAN REPEATS AS BEST IN 'B',"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SKI JUMP HAD CANTON BUSTLING IN 1930'S,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*ELK FARMER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FAIL TO SPUR LOCAL ENTHUSIASTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"SNOW, COLD HAMPER AREA ICE FISHERMEN","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NEW BIG GAME PLAN SURFACES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
TURKEY APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE NOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
'OTHER' WALLMAN DOES OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
COLLEGE RETURNED TO FORMER OWNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON LEADS VOLK IN POLL OF STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUMPING THE TRACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CRITICIZES BUSH FOR IGNORING SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DENYING QUARRY AN AIR-QUALITY PERMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DESIGNATES A JEWEL OF A LAWMAKER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GEPHARDT CHALLENGES DUKAKIS WITH ADS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ARTIST MOVES MOUNT RUSHMORE TO CHICAGO,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS HONORS COMMUNITY PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WESTERN BANK OFFERS BI-WEEKLY MORTGAGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMMITTEE REJECTS CRIME BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TO DEBATE CORPORATE HOG FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PANEL DEBATES SCHOLARSHIP BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*CATCH THE SNOW WAVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FILMMAKER WAS SD PIONEER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"CONNIE KNIFFEN, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MADISON WORKERS OK NEW CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SDSU EVENT OFFERS TWO NEW CONTESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE AWARDS LOANS TO FIVE COMPANIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BIG EMPLOYERS EXPECT JOB GROWTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*BEWARE OF SNOWY ROADS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S TIME TO WATCH WHERE YOU PARK,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WORKERS BEEF ABOUT WAGE CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VILLAGES SEARCH FOR LEADERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS CABLE WILL OFFER CINEMAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*AVERAGE CITY DINER LAGS BEHIND NATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'TRUE BELIEVER' HERO TACKLES A SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
FOLK FESTIVAL TO SPOTLIGHT CAJUN MUSIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED IN TRAFFIC REGULATION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOW TRAPPED ANIMALS ARE TREATED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ANTI-OBSCENITY LAW NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SMOKING BAN LONG OVERDUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
YANKTON'S SENIORS KEY TITLE DRIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AHTLETIC PARTNERSHIP WITH ARENA IN JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MT MARTY ENDS SFC SEASON 90-83,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BURKARD SETS STATE RECORDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
DAKOTA PORK GETS {dollar}5.3 MILLION IN BONDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEAUTHORIZATION TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION WORKS FOR NEW BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON WILL USE 'PROCLAMATION PEN',"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HUNKING MUM ABOUT POLITICAL PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BURLINGTON INCREASES MIFF FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUSTAD'S OFFERS GOLFERS WINTER PLAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PRESSLER--TUNEUP OF FARM BILL TO NEW ONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BOARD APPROVES PLAN FOR CENTRAL KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BUCKLEY BATTLES CANCER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RAILROAD WORKERS SEEK UNION REPRESENTATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL VO-TECH PLANS TECHNICIAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*KIDS RESCUED FROM BURNING CAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY KILLS INCINERATOR--FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLEAR LAKE OFFICIALS OUSTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOTEL GETS DOWNTOWN LOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KIDS PREDICT LIFE IN 2100,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRISON FUNDING REVISED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DROUGHT PAYMENTS TOP LIMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*OUTDATED LAW JEOPARDIZES FUTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME FOR BLACKS TO STEP UP PRESENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T ALLOW TO BE DUMP GROUND (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TEAR DOWN HATRED WALLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEATH IS WRONG CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SHOULD DRUGS BE SCREENED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*COOK OFFERS TIPS FOR FINE-TASTING BIRDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STUDIES WAYS OF FIGHTING SALMONELLA,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ACCUSED RAPIST PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NAACP CHAPTER ELECTION PLANNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NOT GUILTY IS PLEA TO ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RADIOACTIVE WASTE DUMP BILL PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOUNDARY MEETING THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN ESCAPES 'WITH NOTHING',"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE OK'S BAN ON SURFACE MINING,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"INCOME TAX PRAISED, BLASTED","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SISSETON, NEW EFFINGTON OK UNION","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MEANS WON'T RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FLAG DESECRATION BILL PASSES SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE'S SHARE OF LOTTERY IS TOO SMALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CORPS WANTS CLEANUP OF CREEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST IS FINALIZED AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCOTLAND BANK IS BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS COMMISSION OK'S GRANT APPLICATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BEER LICENSING AWAITS LOTTERY GUIDELINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DELL RAPIDS SCHOOL ADDING TWO CLASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
USD STUDENTS VOTE FOR LEADERS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LANDOWNER WON'T FIGHT EGAN MERGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COMMISSIONERS TO ASK SCHOOLS FOR REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DETENTION CENTER JAILER HURT IN ATTACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
LAS VEGAS OPERATOR LOOKING AT DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
WEST GERMAN BACK TO MENTAL HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*PERRIER'S LOSS IS DAKOTA SPLASH'S GAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
SUMMARY OF AREA STATES' SMOKING FACTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
SF AREA 224 IN POPULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SENATE RULE ASSURES ABORTION VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TROTTING OUT MORE FUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OGDEN WILL ADVISE DOWNTOWN ARTS SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMPANY GETS POPPING AFTER KUWAIT INVASION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ACCOUNTANT BALANCES JOB WITH FUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
USD CAST BRINGS 'TARTUFFE' UP TO DATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--LONETREE GARBAGE LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NO BLANK CHECK FOR SMART WEAPONS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROTECTING PROTESTERS HARD TO UNDERSTAND (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TAXES SHOULD BE BASED ON ABILITY TO PAY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
REBUILDING IRAQ AFTER WAR UNTHINKABLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SNUFFS OUT POTENTIAL GREATNESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
APPARENTLY UNDERSTATES CHARGES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
LIMIT KIDS' ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*LEYSE EARNS SPORTSMAN OF YEAR HONOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MOUNT MARTY PUTS END TO SFC SEASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINE UNIONIZATION PUT ON HOLD IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SENATE OK'S BILL TO RAISE JOBLESS PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SF HONORED FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
WILLIAMS GIVES LAND TO DEVELOP A PRESERVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
MCGOVERN PLANS IOWA FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP FOCUSES ON GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
500 PEOPLE ATTEND PARTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}70,000 FOR DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE CUTS BOND IN HALF FOR DAVI,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANCER BATTLE HITS 2ND PHASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HER HOBBY'S A BREEZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOUSE NEXT HURDLE FOR LONETREE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENATE OK'S INCREASE IN LICENSE FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CUSTER HIGH CLASS BUILDING LOG CABIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FREE FLIGHTS TO VISIT WOUNDED TROOPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL FINANCING BILLS ARE SENT TO FULL SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CODINGTON DELAYS SMOKING BAN VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"POST, HART WIN USD STUDENT OFFICES","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SALE OF SUPER 8 CHAIN ISN'T FINALIZED YET,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
USD LIBRARY ADDITION EARNS SENATE APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HEARINGS SET IN LIQUOR STING OPERATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MINING FIRMS ASK FOR PROJECT STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TRIBAL LEADERS MAY AMEND HILLS BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CUSTER SAWMILL'S WORKERS AWAIT OUTCOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LIVESTOCK OPERATION BILL IS SENT TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
CEMENT PLANT GETS GO-AHEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
OK'S 5-YEAR ETHANOL SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*MISSOURI MAN ARRESTED IN DELL RAPIDS FOR KC ATTACKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*TSONGAS VISITS, PRESS IN TOW","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOST CALLERS WANT ABSTINENCE TAUGHT IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*TSONGAS' ROOTS REACH PLAINS OF SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"HARKIN, KERREY MUST DO SOME SCRAMBLING TO STAY IN","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CLINTON TALKS DEBT REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
LEGISLATORS BEND RULES OF FAIR PLAY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RECYCLING BILL TAKES UNREALISTIC APPROACH (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY DESERVES MORE RESPECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ABSTINENCE EDUCATION JUST COMMON SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"MAN LEARNS HARD WAY ABOUT DRINKING, DRIVING (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NEW ARTS CENTER SHOULD HAVE ADEQUATE SEATING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"SINCE WHEN DO FBI, CIA CALL THE SHOTS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
AGRAN SHOULD BE ABLE TO DEBATE DEMOCRATS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"SF PROJECTS NEEDED THE {dollar}100,000 (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
NOT ALL SD RESIDENTS LIKE 'RUSHMORE' NICKNAME (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*GAMES OFFER A TV ESCAPE TO PARADISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MANNHEIM GROUP STEAMS INTO TOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOND IS REDUCED FOR ACCUSED RAPIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 30 YEARS FOR 7-ELEVEN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POTLUCK WILL MARK BLACK HISTORY MONTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIETNAM ERA VETERANS REUNION MARCH 27-29,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BILL TO ALLOW CHELATION ON ITS WAY TO GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TIMMER PREPARES FOR US HOUSE BID,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TOO COLD FOR BLANKET WAVING,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"EMBEZZLER ORDERED TO REPAY {dollar}221,818","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"LONETREE DUMP MUST WAIT FOR VOTE, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SINGLE-LANDFILL PLAN BECOMING LEGISLATIVE COMPOST,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRI-STATE SUES INSPECTION COMPANY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHARITY'S ADVICE--ASK QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STAKES MARK SITE OF PROPOSED BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP WANTS STATE TO KEEP DREDGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LEGISLATURE KEEPS BUSY WITH BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*RASMUSSEN APOLOGIZES, DEFENDS RIGHT TO QUESTION","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*REGION WRESTLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SPOTLIGHT IS ON YOUTH AT STATE MEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER SHARES LEAD IN HAWAII,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"SKYFORCE RALLY, WIN","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*BAKER ELECTED HEAD OF FIRST NATIONAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
VENTURE CAPITAL PLAN REJECTED IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
KEEPING TABS ON WORKERS' COMP CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
ETHANOL A GOOD PLAINS ENDEAVOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*HEART STUDY FINDS MANY AT RISK,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL OK'S TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*WEAST DRAWS PRAISE, DOUBT","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*DEMOCRATS, REPUBLICANS PUSH SEPARATE WATER PLANS","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL LETS INDEPENDENTS VOTE IN PRIMARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OK'S EARLIER SCHOOL START,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HEALTH INSURANCE BILL CLEARS HOUSE PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
APPOINTMENT FIGHT NOT WORTH THE COST (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HEALTH COSTS HURT SD WAGES (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
16 YEARS OF SERVICE (WATERTOWN PUBLIC OPINION),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*AMERICAN INDIAN WOMAN BEATS THE ODDS AND SUCCEEDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GOVERNMENT SHOULD CLEAN UP OUR MEAT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"PASS A HELMET LAW, LOSE A CUSTOMER (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ABORTION IS LEGALIZED MURDER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CITY IS NUMBER 1 PLACE FOR BUSINESSES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
COLUMN IS WORTH KEEPING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DON'T ALLOW GAYS TO SERVE IN MILITARY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CLUBS OFFER BIG BOOST TO GYMNASTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD WINS TITLE OUTRIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOWARD WRESTLERS MARCH TO CHAMPIONSHIP IN REGION 2B,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NITZ REPEATS IN CLASS AA; VERMILLION JUNIOR RULES A,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MADISON SENIOR MAKES GAME LIFELONG COMPANION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*HOT FISHING SPOT MAKES YOU FORGET ABOUT COLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"ICE FISHING CAN PRODUCE NICE CATCHES, DANGER","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ABERDEEN'S LUST TO LEAD NATIONAL AUTO DEALER GROUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION RECORD LIKELY IN CITY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
FALLING GOLD PRICES HURT HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
CITY BUS ROUTE 3 CHANGES MARCH 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK AT TUESDAY MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"MADISON WOMAN WINS {dollar}100,000 IN POWERBALL","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PRESIDENT'S PLAN HAS {dollar}26 MILLION FOR SD PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
RUSSIAN JOURNALIST SPEAKS AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
2 SCHOOLS QUALIFY FOR MATH CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*FARM TOYS OFFER LINK TO PAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
LONG-TERM CARE UNAFFORDABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
SD NATIVE KILLED AT OMAHA HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
LOW ENERGY USE MAY EASE BURDEN OF PROPOSED TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*SCOREKEEPERS TRUE TO SCHOOL TILL FINAL GAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
BOARD GETS YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL DETAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
*STONE GHOSTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*FIJI OFFERS SCENIC STOP, FIRST LOOK AT NEW DAY","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.G, p.05, col.3"
*GOLDEN HARVESTS FOR UNCLE FRANK,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1993, sect.G, p.07, col.1"
PAY EQUALITY FOR WOMEN STAGNANT SINCE 1970'S,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE COUNTDOWN UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PROPERTY-TAX RELIEF FOUNDERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PARTIES UNITE ON ONE THING: CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRATS FAIL TO PASS STUDY OF LOW WAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
APPROVES CONTRACTS FOR OUTSIDE LEGAL SERVICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
NEW PAY PLAN EMERGES FOR STATE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MUSEUM ADDITION PASSED BY SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SEX-OFFENDER BILL ENDORSED BY COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SMOKE-FREE DAY CARE OK'D BY COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"*OF THE 8,296 SD AIDES, 1 GETS BOOT","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SLOW ON IMPLEMENTING DISCIPLINARY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
SHIFT EMPHASIS IN WAR ON DRUGS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*ABSTINENCE, BIRTH CONTROL BEST WAY TO PREVENT AIDS","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*ABSTINENCE CURE-ALL FOR SEXUAL EPIDEMICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
THOSE USING ROAD MOST SHOULD PAY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MILK-HORMONE PROBLEMS FAR OUTWEIGH BENEFITS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
REPEAT DRUG OFFENDERS DESERVE DEATH PENALTY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
TERM LIMITS TAKE AWAY VOTERS' RIGHT TO CHOOSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
POLITICIANS SHOULD GIVE WHAT THEY GET (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
GOD HELPS HOMOSEXUALS TURN LIVES AROUND (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
DON'T BLAME FAMILIES FOR TEEN PREGNANCY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
SEAT-BELT USE WON'T PREVENT ACCIDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
ED OLSON ANNOUNCES HE WON'T RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK HONORED FOR SERVICE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, MILLER PROMISE TO FIGHT INCOME TAX","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW BISHOP ENCOURAGES OTHERS TO LOOK AT WORLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX EMPIRE HOME SHOW ATTRACTS RECORD CROWDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TINY TERMITES CAN CAUSE BIG DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RIVERS RISE AND FALL WITH TEMPERATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BOARD APPROVES CLEANUP RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRST UNITED SELECTS NEW SENIOR PASTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD STUDENTS RECEIVE SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PHEASANTS SWAPPED FOR MISSOURI TURKEYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"CATTLE PROFITS WEATHER COLD, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"FIRMS MUST GO GLOBAL, SAYS HEAD OF INSTITUTE","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*CONTRIBUTIONS TO IRA BY BOSS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SDSU'S BLASIUS BEST IN NCC,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*LOCAL CLUB SET TO MAKE WAVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*BLOOD & GUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS OF WEEK SELECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DON'T CHEW AND SPIT; GIRLS HATE IT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*RAPE VICTIM'S LIFE UNRAVELS WHILE TORMENTOR LOOSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*PARADISE MAY LAST ALL WEEK, EASING MID-WINTER BLAHS","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HANSON TO UNVEIL TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CEMETERY KEEPS BURIAL IN WRONG GRAVE A SECRET,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NO SCHOLARSHIPS MEANS BRAIN DRAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CUTS IN AG PROBLEMS NOT NECESSARILY BAD (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER EXPLAINS HIS STAND AGAINST CPB (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
WE MUST BE TOUGH ON KILLERS OF INNOCENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
BILL EASING NEED TO PUBLISH IS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
WASHINGTON HIGH DEAL SHOWS LACK OF MORALITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
PRESSLER DID NOT FLIP-FLOP ON GIFT BAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
JOHNSON'S OPPOSITION TO NAFTA WAS SENSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
WAGGONER HASN'T READ TEACHER SALARIES RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
TOWN MEETINGS ON AGING SET STAGE FOR CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JAZZ AND CHORAL CONCERTS THIS WEEK IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*HOW ABOUT HOCKEY?,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COLMAN-EGAN SCORES BIG WIN BEHIND LEBRUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*WHEN EAGLES PREY, OTHER BIRDS PAY","Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LINCOLN IS OLDEST SCHOOL IN DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA PLANS SERVICE FOR HOWE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS PICK GRAMM IN STRAW POLL,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CAMPERS USE SYSTEM TO RESERVE SPOTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SETTING PRETTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN TO BE REUNITED WITH FIRST LOVE ON TALK SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LISTENING OFTEN LEADS TO BUSINESS IDEAS--SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM'S END STUNS STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MAN WHO SCALED JAIL FENCE ATTEMPTS SECOND ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*CANTON MAN TO SEEK REPUBLICAN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*STATE PUC SELECTS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SCENIC ROUTE PLANNERS TO MEET WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNMENT NEEDS RE-EVALUATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD MAY OPEN MORE SD CLINICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WORKER'S HAND INJURED IN EXPLOSION AT PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DEATHS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
TEA SEEKS FUNDING TO BUILD WATER TOWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
STATE FAIR DOESN'T GET SUPPORT IT DESERVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*BASEBALL CARDS STRIKE OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 21 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*CLIFF VAN HOVE, THE B'NAI B'RITH SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES BROADENED TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE PASSES BROADENED TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SNOW, RAIN EXPECTED","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ROLL CALL ON TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
ROLL CALL ON TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
MORE SNOW COULD CLOSE COUNTY ROADS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
WHY IMPEDE REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HOW DOVES MIGHT WRITE ABOUT NEW HUNTING SEASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
WHY NO SNOW REMOVAL AROUND THE LABOR TEMPLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*LUCIANO TALKS-ON ANYTHING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LUCIANO TALKS-ON ANYTHING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ERICKSON LEADS COUGARS TO WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOILS DOWN TO SOUTH DAKOTA-UNO,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*VAN HOVE HONORED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FIVE DISTRICT CHAMPIONS CROWNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ONE KILLED IN ACCIDENT-STURGIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN ELECTROCUTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ARTS FESTIVAL ROLLS ALONG ON ITS OWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE OPENS 'HEDDA GABLER',"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'ROOTS II'-A FAMILY'S COURAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARTS FESTIVAL CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SIMON'S 'CALIFORNIA SUITE',"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FREAKS' AMOUR BY TOM DEHAVEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*EDDIE MONEY CASHING IN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
DEALERS PROTEST LIQUOR BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO ARRESTED FOR POSSESSION OF COCAINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOP MEMBER BACK FISCHER POSITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEALERS PROTEST LIQUOR BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEFINE AUTHORITY OF STATE OVER MANDAN LINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOP MEMBER BACK FISCHER POSITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FARMLAND DEFINITION MAY BE RECONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
URANIUM TAX LOWERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SPENDING RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
MORE INFORMATION IN RAPE PROSECUTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
VO-AG TEACHERS IN SHORT SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*THE PRESIDENT-ELECT OF THE SD AG TEACHERS ASSOC,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
VO-AG TEACHERS IN SHORT SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
IRRIGATORS GET TIPS ON NEW INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
GRAIN STORAGE HOTSPOTS WARN OF FUNGUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
PORK EXPERTS CONFERENCE SPEAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
BELL COMPUTER ERROR LETS CALLERS OFF THE HOOK,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BELL COMPUTER ERROR LETS CUSTOMERS OFF THE HOOK,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ANDREW FISCHBACH SHOWS UP DESPITE JANKLOW'S ACTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ANDREW FISHBACH SHOWS UP DESPITE JANKLOW'S ACTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MILWAUKEE DEMISE RIGHT ON SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*RECORDINGS BRING LIGHT TO BLIND,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE-NOT JUST TRAPSHOOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'BLITHE SPIRIT'-A SEANCE OF FUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RECORDINGS BRING LIGHT TO BLIND,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE-NOT JUST TRAPSHOOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'BLITHE SPIRIT'-A SEANCE OF FUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YOUNG PEOPLE'S THEATRE PRESENTS ONE-ACT PLAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*CANTANKEROUS CHRISTIAN EULOGIZED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REGENTS GET ENOUGH MONEY TO OPERATE COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REGENTS GET ENOUGH MONEY TO OPERATE COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YOUNG WRITER STAGES HIS PLAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*YOUNG WRITER STAGES HIS PLAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
TIGHT BUDGET AND NEXT ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
'LIST' SUPPORTERS SEEK HELP IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE FRESHMEN ELECT DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN CAMPAIGNS FOR KENNEDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ERROR MAY CAUSE RAPID CITY DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL TO BEGIN MARCH 24,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GARRITSEN CONVICTED OF 2 RAPES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HE USED TO WORK DAY AND NIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*RESTLESS SOAP FANS TURN OUT FOR STARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RESTLESS SOAP FANS TURN OUT FOR STARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD MAY FALL {dollar}5 MILLION SHORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD MAY FALL {dollar}5 MILLION SHORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ANOTHER SALES TAX EXTENSION URGED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MORE AG CUTS ON THE WAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FARM GROUPS URGED CUTBACKS WITH CAUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HAPPY WITHOUT THEIR HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HAPPY WITHOUT THEIR HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ORDER STANDS ON MINING PERMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BILL LEGISLATIVE ISSUES GOING DOWN TO WIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ORDER STANDS ON MINING PERMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM GROUPS URGED CUTBACKS WITH CAUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OK'S PRIVATE ED BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SENATE OK'S PRIVATE ED BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
30-DAY OUTLOOK CALLS FOR LOWER PRECIPITATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CAN AREA USERS TAP MISSOURI...(ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CAN AREA USERS TAP MISSOURI...(ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOOK DESCRIBES IMPACT OF CARS ON AMERICA,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW ANSWERS EDITORIAL CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW ANSWERS EDITORIAL CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
URGES PUBLISHING NAMES OF ADC RECIPIENTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
URGES PUBLISHING NAMES OF ADC RECIPIENTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
LITTON CRITICIZED IN UNION DISPUTES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LITTON CRITICIZED IN UNION DISPUTES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MILLER MAN KEEPS POLICE AT BAY FOR 7 HOURS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CIGARETTE TAX HIKE STILL ALIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DIALYSIS AID REDUCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SENATE GETS MANDAN EASEMENT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WELFARE CUTS TO REMAIN UNTIL JULY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CIGARETTE TAX HIKE STILL ALIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*EMPLOYEES OF LITTON MICROWAVE WORKED MINN AVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
REAGAN NOT ENDING ALL GASOHOL LOANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
IRRIGATION RESEARCH MIGHT BROADEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MONEY CRUNCH HITS WIND CAVE PARK,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PUC TO HOLD FINAL PIPELINE HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
PUC TO HOLD FINAL PIPELINE HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
BROWN COUNTY RESIDENTS MULL HUNTING BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
INSURANCE LEGALESE MIGHT BE TRANSLATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
PANEL VOTES TO REINSTATE ED MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
REPORTERS QUESTIONED ABOUT BUGGING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
WAREHOUSE THEFT BILL TO GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS--IT'S A GHOST TOWN...,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE FAR FROM SF IN MILES & LIFESTYLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS--IT'S A GHOST TOWN...,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GUESS WHO BELIEVES IN GHOSTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IN SIOUX FALLS ONLY CERTIFIED PSYCHICS NEED APPLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NERO TAKES CONTROL IN SD SYMPHONY CONCERT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MERO TAKES CONTROL IN SD SYMPHONY CONCERT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*REV BLUMEN--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*BALTIC ELEVATOR BACK IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
THIS YEAR'S WINTER REMINISCENT OF 'DIRTY 30'S',"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LIVESTOCK HANDLING A VERY SPECIAL SKILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
PORK PRODUCERS--END NEEDLESS REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*PROFESSOR HEDGES PREDICTIONS FOR SD DURING 1981,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
*PROFESSOR HEDGES PREDICTIONS FOR SD DURING 1981,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
WETLANDS BILL KILLED AGAIN--THANKFULLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
DOES NOT AGREE WITH KAY COOL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1981, sect.F, p.05, col.3"
SF POTHOLE CROP RIPENS EARLY THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOLD ON TO YOUR SNOW TIRES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MCKENNAN DREW BLANK WHEN ASKED FOR JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE DEER LIVE NEAR BAUGHMAN BY CHOICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLUMNIST TO SPEAK IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GUIDE TELLS WHERE TO GO FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*RC TRAMP FINDS SOLACE IN CIGARETTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BABY ANDREW 1 OF 2 1981 SF HOMICIDES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITIZEN INVOLVMENT KEY IN THIEF'S ARREST,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARGUS CRITICIZED FOR SENSATIONAL REPORTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BETTER LOBBY FOR HOSPITALS, PRISONS (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"LOOK OUT NORTH DAKOTA, HERE WE COME","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*KHOMEINI THREATENS ARAB STABILITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
QUICK SALE OF SAFEWAY STORES LIKELY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EVIDENCE IN AIM CASE CONTRADICTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
PARTIAL LIST OF BILLS SIGNED INTO LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ERIC NEBY WAITS FOR KIDNEY TO WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LEAVE CEMETERY ALONE, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INMATE STABLE AFTER SETTING FIRE IN CELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*STUKEL NAMED BASE COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ELKJER IS MCKENNAN CHIEF OF STAFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MEYER NAMED AP CORRESPONDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*FALLS TURNS INTO MOUNTAIN OF FOAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CORPORATIONS HELP STUDENTS GO TO COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GENERAL--PEOPLE MADE IT WORTHWHILE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LIMITED CROP FOR JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION CANDIDATE WANTS CENTRALIZED BUYING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BLOCK GIVES BOOST TO FARM EXPORT CAUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AMERICANS RISKING LIVES TO RESCUE POW'S (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"BUS SYSTEM NEEDS ROUTE, TIME CHANGES (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ALL MEETINGS MUST BE ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION TO VOTE ON MINORITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS SAY VAPORS AREN'T UNHEALTHY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RECREATION FEES TO STAY THE SAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING CANCELED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
YOUNG FARMERS TO MEET THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA'S GROSS FRONT OF NATION'S RUNNING CLASS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BOARD, TEACHERS WORK OUT CONTRACT","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NUCLEAR TASK FORCE PLAN TABLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR'S ASSISTANTS FILL VOID IN TOWNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SPRINGFIELD BACKERS RALLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SERVING SMALL COMMUNITIES MEANS LONG HOURS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
DIET PLANS GIVE AN ARRAY OF ADVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEAFOOD SALE PLANNED LOCALLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"*FHA IS MORE THAN SEWING, COOKING","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
EASVESDROPPING ON 'DINING ROOM' ENJOYABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
EAVESDROPPING ON 'DINING ROOM' ENJOYABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
BILL TO HELP SAVE SOIL DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS DEBATE MANDAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LANGENFELD PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
NURSING CARE PROPOSAL PRESENTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
ARRESTS STEM FROM FREE FOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GROUP SHOULD ANSWER QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE BELONGS AT EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
START OF 1984 PRESIDENTIAL VOTING (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BUILDING BEHIND PENITENTIARY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"COOPER, KELO-TV PRODUCER, MAY RUN","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GROUP LOOKS INTO STUDENT QUALITY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ONE LOBBYING ORGANIZATION WILL SERVE WEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"POP, BEER DRINKERS RECYCLE CANS","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MARRIAGE LICENSE FEES HELP VIOLENCE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
THOMAS DISTRIBUTING WILL HANDLE COORS BEER,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
CAR ACCIDENT KILLS 2 PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
*LEGISLATURE REJECTS TEACHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE REJECTS PLAN FOR PUC LAWYER,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FATE OF NUKE DISPOSAL BILLS DISAPPOINTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW VETOES PAYMENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE ISSUE MOVES CLOSER TO BALLOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
REPUBLICAN WOMEN PLAN LEGISLATIVE DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATUE OF LIBERTY PLAN OK'D BY COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FARM BUREAU WANTS ELIMINATION OF RESERVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
COMPUTER SESSIONS AID BUYING DECISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
MT RUSHMORE MAY BE FEATURED ON STAMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
SUBDISTRICT MANAGER--IDEA NEEDS MORE STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
TRIBAL PRESIDENT SEEKS AUSTRIAN AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
"UNIVERSITY WILL SURVEY 1,500 FARMERS","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
2 CHOSEN AS OGLALA TRIBAL CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
AMBULANCE SERVICES MAY COST MORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BILL ALLOWS EDUCATION OFFICE CHECK,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
EFFORT TO INCREASE CIGARETTE TAX FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
INSURANCE MAY BE EASIER FOR HEALTH RISKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKERS APPROVE REGENTS' GIVING BONUSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PLAN TO SCRAP SUBDISTRICTS PUT IN WRITING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*MOVE TO REPEAL DEATH PENALTY FAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
ATTEMPT TO STOP ALLOWING LAETRILE FAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
COMPUTER SCHOOL GETS LEGISLATIVE OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
BOTH HOUSES WORK ON SAFETY SEAT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
UNFINISHED SECURITY SYSTEM BLAMED FOR ESCAPES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NO PANIC IN SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ABDNOR--DEMS REJECT FARM CREDIT COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
STATE LEADERS SPLIT ABOUT REAGAN FARM COMMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CANOVA'S SCHOOL SPAT IS CLASH OF PRINCIPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOLIDAY DATE IS A PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOME FARMERS HAVE TO GO (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRIP TO WASHINGTON ALREADY WORTH COST (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PARENTING CLASSES NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
FEDS TO BLAME FOR AG WOES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*BOOK CHRONICLES WORKERS BEHIND THE MONUMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WINTER GAMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL ON SPEEDING FINES PASSES IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANTON TEACHER QUITS AFTER PARENTS ACCUSE HER,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENGLISH IS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE FOR SOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE POSTPONES VOTE ON SCHOOL FUNDING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES WHEEL TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SF SCHOOL FACES CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SUPPORTERS AREN'T GIVING UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOPE FOR NATIONAL EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CATCH THE BEAR'S GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRM WILL PAY STATE FOR BID-RIGGING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"FOOD BANK COLLECTIONS AT 2,000 POUNDS","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN-WHITE RELATIONS IS TOPIC NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE HAS CRISIS FARM CREDIT PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF TEACHERS TO TALK PAY IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHADDY GETS PROBATION AFTER PLEA IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRUCK LOAD RESTRICTIONS TAKE EFFECT MARCH 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WESTERN TO ADD SF, RAPID CITY FLIGHT","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WILLIAMSON WANTS STOCKMAN TO APOLOGIZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"KANSAS FIRM, STATE TALK WITH YANKTON SIOUX","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MASSA--CONSENSUS ON INDIAN HEALTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BUSINESSPEOPLE TO BE HONORED AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY MAN ARRESTED IN BURGLARY OF GAS STATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN SERVICE COUNCIL MOVES TOWARD CLOSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LICENSE BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL CREATES PLAN FOR REASSIGNING STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOLS WASTE MUCH CLASSROOM TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD INCLUDED IN 8-STATE DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CAR SAFETY RESTRAINT MEASURE FAILS IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES SCHOOL FOR BLIND REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NO PASS FOR OFFICIALS' PAY BOOST BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PASSES BILL MAKING STUN GUN USE ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
BILL ZEROS IN ON SCHOOL DISTRICT SURPLUSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*MOBRIDGE'S JIM SCHERR CONTINUES QUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY BANK ROBBED FOR 2ND TIME IN 3 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMPLAINT GETS BEER AD PULLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BEDELL WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENATE OK'S PLAN FOR STATE LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FAMILY OFFERED EVERYTHING FOR THEIR COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"SACRIFICE, SUFFERING WITH LENT","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
MCDONALD HOUSE GRATEFUL FOR BEEF (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SPECIAL OLYMPICS SALUTES THE CITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SCHOOL THANKS BAND FOR DANCE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
CAR NOT MUCH OF A LUXURY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CARE ABOUT CIVIL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMMISSION DESERVES CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FARM BUDGET IS MORE THAN ENOUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT SHOULD BE MAINTAINED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*YANKTON TAKES 2A WRESTLING TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STERLING DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR TOPS JANKLOW IN POLL OF COUNTY GOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BURG HIRES MANAGER FOR CONGRESSIONAL RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS MITCHELL HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE FINDS SF MAN GUILTY OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA COMPANY SETTLES BID-RIGGING SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS JOIN HORMEL PROTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOC SEVERINSON--NO SHOW IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENT RABBI--LIFE WITH SOVIET JEWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BANK LAW CHANGES COULD HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COWS TO PROVIDE OFFICIAL STATE DRINK,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL PICKS PIERRE FOR CULTURE CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW NOT WORRIED ABOUT FARM-LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE KILLS GRAIN COMPACT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE TO CONSIDER A VOTE FOR STUDENT REGENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BALLOON MAKER LAMENTS INSURANCE COSTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BEER POSTER DRAWS GRIPES FROM INDIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SPECIAL SESSION MIGHT BE NEEDED--JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COURT RULES AGAINST BANK COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HICKOK BUST HEADS SOUTH FOR BRONZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"BELL CAN COLLECT MORE, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW WILL VETO FOREIGN-LANGUAGE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*FOR A MOMENT IT WAS WINTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TAX PROPOSAL IN TUG OF WAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM CAREER EXODUS NOT NEW,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GAMES OF CHANCE NOT WITHOUT RISK,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SHOULDN'T RULE OUT WATER OPTIONS YET (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ACTIVIST BANKS SETTLES DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SD'S IN GOOD HANDS WITH MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CONTRAS ARE NOT TERRORISTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HOW THEY SANG AND PLAYED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STATE LOTTERY IS THEFT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MICKELSON PLAN TOO TAXING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TOO BAD IT'S POLITICS AS USUAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WHAT PRICE INTEGRITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*FREEMAN PREVAILS IN 'B',"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STING OPERATION CAUSES BAD BLOOD IN OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COUGARS TAKE DIFFICULT ROAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WIENK HELPS AUGUSTANA TOP USD IN OT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WARM WEATHER CUTS THROUGH ICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*GREENHOUSE SEASON BLOOMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A RULE OF THUMB FOR HOME GARDENERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ELAINE RUDD'S BARBECUED RIBS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAVEN DECLARES QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SUNSHINE TO OPEN NEW 10TH STREET STORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNITED STOCKYARDS INCOME INCREASES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BUSINESS GROUPS HONOR SCHOCK,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY WAITS TO DISCOVER SEARS' PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CHURCH TO DECIDE ABOUT APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FURNACE SWITCH BLAMED IN BLAZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GOP CHAIRMAN ELECTED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE TO DEBATE DEREGULATION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES RESEARCH FUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BAITING AND WAITING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*DOLE CLAIMS FARM ISSUE EXPERTISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"CHURCHES, ORGANIZATIONS JOIN TO OPEN SHELTER","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS RALLY FOR HIGHER PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
TEEN SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
HABITUAL DRUNKEN DRIVER GETS 4 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
KEYSTONE POLICE CHIEF FIRED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
LEADERS DOUBTFUL ON FUEL TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
MILLER APPEALS MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
PLANNED TEST RANGE SPARKS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
FLOOD AID OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.6"
*PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
WOMEN FILE SEX-RELATED LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1987, sect.E, p.04, col.4"
SD PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE ARREST MAN IN YANKTON SLAYING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY LIVES BY LOVE OF THE LAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATOR KEEPS HOUSE ON ITS TOES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JUST A FEW FRAGMENTS REMAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*A GHOST TOWN STAYED BEHIND,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
BIG BEND TRIP CURES CABIN FEVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
FINANCING PLANS DESERVE A CLOSER LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAJOR CAUSE OF OVERCROWDED PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEACHERS NOT UNDERPAID (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WILL NORWEGIANS WANT AUGUSTANA CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LEGISLATORS INSENSITIVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
KEEP WALKS FREE OF SNOW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SCHOCK NAMED TO LIONS HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR PRESENTS VOLUNTEER AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DOESN'T STOP MARION PRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHOWS RAPE VICTIMS SHE CARES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GEPHARDT NOT UPSET BY HOUSE THREATS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO SET PRIORITIES FOR {dollar}1 BILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KEMP JOINS GOP LIST OF NO-SHOWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS POLLING PLACES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BRIDGES JUMPS BACK IN TITLE HUNT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NIELSON NAMED MISS BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*STATE B WRESTLING CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*CITY POLISHES OFF THE PLOWING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLEADS GUILTY TO COCAINE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIDEWALKS NOW ARE UNDER SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TREATMENT CENTER TRIES NEW COURSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OK'D 100 YEARS AGO TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CLOSER LOOK AT INMATES' DRUG ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
AGRICULTURE CAN SPUR RURAL DEVELOPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BATTLE REINFORCES VALUE OF BASIC RIGHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GAME COVERAGE DISAPPOINTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SMOKERS HAVE RIGHTS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
END SCHOOL VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LET GODS FIGHT BATTLES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*APPLYING A CULINARY HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PREPARES FOR THIRD BID FOR BACHELORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN GETS 5 YEARS IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLEANUP CONTINUES OF CYANIDE SPILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COUNTY HONORS OLD BUSINESSES, CHURCH","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CUSTER MAN DIES IN AUTO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ONLY 1 IN 5 WEAR SEAT BELTS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING A GRIP ON WINTER SPORTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY APPROVES WATER MAIN REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FLU STRIKING FAR, WIDE IN STATE","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX ROLLBACK PLAN DIES IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DENTAL WORK FAILS TEST OF SENATE FLOOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"GOOD EVENING, SOUTH DAKOTA","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LIVESTOCK LOAN PROPOSAL IS REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOCAL LAWMAKERS NOT SOLD ON TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN GUILTY IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RUSHMORE LIKENESS TO BE REDEDICATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHILD-SUPPORT CHANGE GAINS HOUSE APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"GASOHOL LABELS HURTING INDUSTRY, PANEL TOLD","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HERBICIDE CARRYOVER PROBLEM IN DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*EMPLOYMENT GROWTH SLOWING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*CHAMPION OVER CANCER,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITIBANK NAMES NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOTTO BILL DIES IN THE HOUSE--TWICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SINGER MURRAY TO PERFORM HERE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY RATES 20TH IN BUSINESS CLIMATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TEAMS WITH DOGS TO FIGHT DRUGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SDSU GIVES AN EYE-OPENING PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*SHOULD SCHOOL YEAR BE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--A CIGARETTE NAMED DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NO APOLOGIES FOR CONCERN ABOUT DUMP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DAY CARE AVAILABLE FOR AGING PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HAVE EMPATHY FOR KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TRAPS PAINFUL FOR ANIMALS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
OWNERS TRY TO BREAK UNION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*STOLL NAMED SPORTMAN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLANT STRUGGLES FOR SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"DROUGHT, LONGEST SINCE DUST BOWL","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
NEW CARD ALTERNATIVE TO COUPONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
ATTORNEY GENERAL CANDIDATE TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BENTSON TO STUMP HERE FOR MUENSTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOY SATISFACTORY AFTER BEING TRAPPED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONER'S SON FINED IN POT CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES HOME ON STEVEN DRIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOUNDARY MEETING IS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUIT CHALLENGES WASTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT ORDERED TO HAVE MENTAL TESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHEMICAL SPILL NOT HAZARDOUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHEMOTHERAPY ENDS--BOY GETS NEW START,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE PASSES PRISON COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAISES APPROVED BY JOINT COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY BALKS AT BINGO HALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LOTTERY AGE LIMIT RAISED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS MAY LIFT TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRAIN ELEVATOR AWAITS GUIDANCE ON CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOLGA OK'S WATER TREATMENT PLANT BONDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAN HOGS MOST PRIZED AT LENNOX PORK SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*AIR FARES DOWN 3 PERCENT IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COUNTY COMMISSION TO REVIEW WELL ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"HARTFORD TO ENFORCE DOG, CAT ORDINANCE","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MICKELSON SIGNS KING HOLIDAY LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"CLEANUP, TREE PLANTING TO START","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TRI-VALLEY'S SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DAKOTA DUNES LOOKS AT UNIVERSITY HELP,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ENHANCED 911 SERVICE STUDIED FOR COUNTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
OFFICIALS SAY STATE SHOULD PROTECT HOMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
INMATES CHARGED IN ATTACK ON JAILER,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
TREATY TRIBES CONFERENCE OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CUTS IGNORE INDIANS' NEEDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE OK'S LONETREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL CONCERN MOUNTS OVER DUMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
5 GUARD MEMBERS VOLUNTEER FOR DUTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"S DAKOTANS HOPEFUL, WARY ABOUT PROPOSAL","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CITY MUST MOVE WITH CARE ON GOLF (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX IS MINOR PART OF COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PARTY LIKELY TO RETAIN POWER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PROBLEMS MORE PRESSING THAN MUSIC (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MEN TELLING WOMEN HOW TO USE BODIES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
WORDS OF CHENEY ARE SADLY IRONIC (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
DENIRO FIRM SCANS STATE FOR SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ONE-WOMAN SHOW TELLS OF FORMER SLAVE'S PLIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VISITING SINGER SURE TO BE HIT OF OPERA SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOFFMAN RESIGNS FROM UNITED WAY JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SAYS BAD SPIRITS MADE HIM BITE OFF EAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL RECOMMENDS DISMISSING COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
14 SPEARFISH LOTS TO BE AUCTIONED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPECIAL OLYMPIANS SET SIGHTS HIGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GIVE CUSTODY TO GIRLS' MOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
US SHOULD AID AIRLINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR SUGGESTS USING IMAGINATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FOUL PLAY POSSIBLE IN DE SMET DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAX TALK MAY NOT STOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENATE OK'S EXPANDING OPTOMETRISTS' RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLUB TO PUT ON POWWOW SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAMMOGRAPHY BILL PASSES SENATE COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SHOOTING PRESERVE LEGISLATION OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DUO SPECIALIZING IN TRACK MARKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BASEBALL DREAM FACES MAJOR OBSTACLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ROCKFORD SENDS SKYFORCE TO ANOTHER CLOSE LOSS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AREA DOCTOR TO BE HONORED AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CO-SPONSORS BUSINESS-RELIEF BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
JURY RULES AGAINST US WEST IN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*RABBIT READY FOR RETAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*RESIDENTS REBUKED FOR COUPON CAPER,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KERREY LEADS PACK IN SD POLL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KERREY SAYS NUCLEAR DUMP ISN'T NEEDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE POLL--KERREY HAS BEST SHOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
750 SNAP UP TICKETS TO SUNDAY FORUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*MOTHER TRYING TO BREAK WALLS TO FIND SONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*FLY AWAY FOR A VISIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MANNHEIM STEAMROLLER OFFERS BIG SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS DIDN'T WANT WASHINGTON REMODELED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WILLIAMS PIPE LINE IS IRRESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GARAGES ARE TAKING CONSUMERS FOR A RIDE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GOVERNOR NOT CONCERNED WITH SEXUAL PROMISCUITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ACT FIGHTS FOR RIGHT TO SAY NO TO BIG DUMPS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*THANKFUL PEOPLE KEEP REACHING OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*JACKS GRAB SHARE OF NCC LEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
O'GORMAN CAPTURES 'AA' GYMNASTICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER TRAILS LEADERS BY 2 SHOTS IN HAWAII,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"OMAHA TOPS USD, TIGERS EDGE SFC","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN FACES CHARGES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN POSTAL SERVICE RECONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHARLENE HAAR FILES FOR US SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHIEFFER FILES SUIT OVER CYANIDE SPILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KERREY GOING FOR LANDSLIDE WIN IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX CREDIT PLAN ROLLS TO SENATE VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HARKIN AIMS TO FUEL CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE WON'T BAR VACCINE FOR HEPATITIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SHOWDOWN LIKELY FOR WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BICYCLE/RUNNING TRAIL PLANNED FOR ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEADE COUNTY DEPUTY SUSPENDED IN CRUELTY COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY BUSINESS LANDS COMPUTER DEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEEN FOUND GUILTY OF PULLING KNIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HIGH-STAKES GAMING BILL PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*ACCUSED MURDERER WON'T LEAVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"EGAN WATER SAFE, TASTE NOT SO GREAT","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
IMAGE GETS STUCK IN STOCKYARDS' SHADOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BILL BANNING CAR DEALERSHIP LOSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE CAN'T OVERRIDE 'REPORT-CARD' MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES BOATING DWI BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SENATE ENDORSES RECYCLING COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SEXUAL ABSTINENCE BILL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*SLICK ROADS BLAMED FOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
READY FOR SCHOOL-AID BILL DEBATE TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*{dollar}797,000 CITY'S SHARE FOR 24 NEW BUSES","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ENCOURAGE MERGERS OF STATE'S TOWNSHIPS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*THE PRICE OF PROGRESS CAN BE DEVASTATING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*COMMUNITY OVERWHELMINGLY SUPPORTS COSTNERS' COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*DEADWOOD DOESN'T NEED LARGER CASINOS, MORE MACHINES","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BARNETT WRONG TO FIGHT RAISING BET LIMITS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FIRMS COULD DONATE COMPUTERS TO SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RESEARCHER'S THEORY ON BOOTH IS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
INVESTIGATE DASCHLE'S CAMPAIGN SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
LEGISLATURE URGED TO HELP CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MEDIA UNFAIRLY FAVORS DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SYSTEM NEEDS TO BE FIXED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
COSTNERS' PROJECT GOOD FOR THE STATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
LAWMAKER'S REMARKS UNFAIR TO LAMMERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
"COSTNERS SPEND {dollar}6,531 IN CAMPAIGN","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUNDWORK BEGINS FOR NEW SDSU DORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER OFFERS SENIOR INTERNSHIPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REDFIELD MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"COSTNERS SPEND {dollar}6,531 IN CAMPAIGN","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST'S RACY WORKS CAUSE CALIFORNIA STIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GLIDING THE SUMMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DELEGATION ACCEPTS CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NATIONAL GROUPS PUSH FOR JUROR RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EDUCATOR IS SPORTS ENTHUSIAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
1992 EXPENSES AND ALLOCATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EDUCATOR TO RECEIVE AWARD AT POWWOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MISSING KYLE MAN FOUND DEAD IN FIELD,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU WACIPI SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WOUNDED KNEE REUNION SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
'KIDS' LETTERS OFFER ADVICE TO MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HOOD-ORNAMENT THIEVES LOOSE IN RC,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SIERRA CLUB SEEKS NEW WILDERNESS SPOTS IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CHECKING IT OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REPORT SAYS B-1 CUTS POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*HEALTH-CARE INSURERS FACE RATE INCREASE MAXIMUMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*IOWA ST STUDENT WINS RACQUETBALL TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE SNAP LOSING STREAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN LOOKS SOLID FOR NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*PARKER YAC PROFILE: MEG CHILDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PARKER YAC PROFILE: MEG CHILDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MEMBERS FROM FIRST COUNCIL LISTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENT THRASHES THE AIRWAVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*CLINTON TAKES BRAVE STEP FOR GAY RIGHTS IN MILITARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*HARVEY, SYMPHONY RUN INTO TROUBLE","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
BILL'S DELAY WOULD COST SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CATHOLICS WELCOME NEW BISHOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NEAR-MISSES PERSUADE LAWMAKER TO SUPPORT LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*LONE FRESHMAN LEARNS THE ROPES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COOPERATION MADE SESSION A SUCCESS--MILLER,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FEW RESTRICTIONS ON USING OFFICIAL SEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
WORKERS'-COMP CHANGES COULD REDUCE COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
DON'T COP OUT ON SEAT-BELT BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BURG SHOULD DEVOTE TIME TO CURRENT OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RACIST PAINTING SENDS A FRIGHTENING MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NOT EVEN FIRST LADY CAN SAVE HEALTH-CARE PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SENIORS NEED TAX BREAKS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HOME SCHOOLS HAVE PLENTY OF REGULATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
TEST SCORES PROVE HOME SCHOOLS WORK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FLEEING ABORTION RIGHTS EASIER SAID THAN DONE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
ALL MOBILE HOMES MUST BE REGISTERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN SURVEY SHOWS MAIL TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER TO ADDRESS REPUBLICAN WOMEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTHEAST'S HORTICULTURE COMPLEX GROWING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANSWER TO FUTURE OF COLISEUM MAY COME TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW METHOD OF TEACHING DRAWS FOES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW BRADY GUN LAWS PERPLEX LOCAL DEALERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PIERRE YOUTH DIES IN 1-CAR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WASHINGTON HIGH 3RD IN MATH, SCIENCE","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BALTIC CELEBRATES WITH FFA EVENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DELMONT FIREFIGHTERS SUPPER IS FEB 27,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS MEET IN WINNER MARCH 7-8,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE RULES AGAINST MINE ON CONTESTED TAX BILLINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ARABIAN RIDER TAKES HOME TOP RIBBON,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CHIQUITA SEEKS MORRELL FUNDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*ICE FISHERMEN NEED TO KNOW WHEN TO STRIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKYFORCE SIGN VETERAN CALDWELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PETRIK'S SHOW OF MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SENATE APPROVES TAX ON MEDICAL SERVICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TO BOOST SECURITY IN WAKE OF ESCAPE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GAY RIGHTS AND THE SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRUANCY OF KIDS PUTS DAD IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GOP ONLY SUPPORT FOR TAX INCREASES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BONDING PLAN OK'D TO UPGRADE RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*WEARS HER OPINION OF HOUSE BILL 1329,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
NEW TEACHER-TENURE BILL OK'D BY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SENATE OK'S BILL AIMED AT CURBING JUVENILE CRIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DEMOCRATS BLOCK PRISON CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TAX AG PROPERTY AND SOCIAL CLUBS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE FAIR SHOULD BE BROADER ATTRACTION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TEACHER TENURE ACTS AS VITAL JOB SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NINE INCH NAILS WENT FROM BAD TO REALLY GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MORRELL MUST RETURN WHAT IS WORKERS' DUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TAX-RELIEF CURE IS WORSE THAN DISEASE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MINOR'S DRIVING PERMIT HAS CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS NEED THOROUGH AUDIT FIRST (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*BALANCING THE BUDGET NEEDS COMMITMENT MORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
NEUMANN ISN'T AGAINST ALL USE OF COMPUTERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FARMERS CAN'T PAY PRESSLER BIG BUCKS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
LEGISLATION NOT NEEDED TO END BASEBALL DISPUTE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
JAPAN-BOUND ORGAN NEEDS ROYAL ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DRAMA PLACES MESA OF MESSAGE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DESSERTS ARE IN MINT CONDITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VINEGAR WORKS A WONDER IN PIE CRUST,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPEARFISH WOMAN WINS SPOT IN NATIONAL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*STRUGGLING SKYFORCE HOPES TO RIGHT ITSELF,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EX-AUGUSTANA STAR TO COACH VOLLEYBALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RULING ON DEATH OF STUDENT DUE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SUES COUNTY OVER COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE COUNTERS ADS ON AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ARGUS LISTENING POST WILL BE IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STORY CALL PRESSLER 'SENATOR DANGERFIELD',"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JURY--X-RAY CENTER HAS MONOPOLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A FEW OF THE 58 WAYS TO ENJOY A 58-DEGREE DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY COUNCIL DENIES LOTTERY LICENSE TO OLIVER'S,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*FBI JOING IN SEARCH FOR STEELE, BUT LEADS TURN COLD","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RESPONSE SO FAR POSITIVE TO NEW READING TEXTBOOKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CROOKS OPTIMIST CLUB EARNS NATIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T LOWER BAIL IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS WOMAN ADMITS ABUSING HER BABY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS 18-YEAR-OLD DENIES DRUG-RELATED CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SEX WILL MATTER IN LECTURE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN HISTORY TOPIC OF 2-DAY BROOKINGS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BALTIC DRINKING WATER SAMPLE ARRIVES LATE AT LAB,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY HOPES TO SNAG JUVENILE CENTER GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*TOWER TO SERVE BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"USD CASHIER WHO EMBEZZLED {dollar}212,554 GETS 14 YEARS","Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DELL RAPIDS VANDALS DAMAGE CARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*TOWN USES LAND BOUGHT 20 YEARS AGO TO ADD HOUSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
MAN FACES ARRAIGNMENT IN LOTTERY FORGERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
WATERTOWN OFFICIAL JAILED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
ASHER FINALIST FOR OHIO JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TRAVEL AGENTS GET COMMISSION CAP,"Argus LeaderFeb 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
DEATH PENALTY HANGS IN THE BALANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MOTHER DRIVEN BY ANGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"SNOW MAN NO, MAN","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE CHAMBER HOLDS ROAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STATE CHAMBER HOLDS ROAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW-ROAD PLAN MISUNDERSTOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS {dollar}10 MILLION NOT ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MEXICAN PRISONER FUND FORMED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW-ROAD PLAN MISUNDERSTOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS {dollar}10 MILLION NOT ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
AX MURDER SUSPECT DIES-DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
STRONGER ETHICS PANEL NEEDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LIKED EDITORIAL WHICH URGED YOUTH TO ENTER COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
RAPID CITY PRAISED FOR PLANT TO PRODUCE ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
PROFIT FOR AGICULTURE WOULD HELP US ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
'SILENT MAJORITY' SHOULD SPEAK UP FOR TAIWAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
BOEING DENIES PLANT RUMOR-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"FIRE DAMAGE SET AT {dollar}100,000","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
FARM GROUP GOING TO WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
STATE JOBLESS RATE UP SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*RICHARD J CALLAHAN TO BECOME BELL'S CHIEF OFFICER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
BOARDS SURVIVE SUNSET,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOOD TAX REPEAL DIES IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARDS SURVIVE SUNSET,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOOD TAX REPEAL DIES IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SLUSHY AS WARMING TEMPERATURES AND RAIN ARRIVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE INTRODUCES DEBT LIMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE INTRODUCES DEBT LIMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAETRILE BILL CLEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ELECTRIC CHAIR WON'T BE DUSTED YET,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AGREE ON EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MINING PERMIT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ALL ROAD PLANS MEAN HIGHER TAXES ON GAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ALL ROAD PLANS MEAN HIGHER TAXES ON GAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RETAIL BEEF UP 5 PERCENT IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YOUNG FLUTIST AGAIN EXCITED ABOUT ALL-STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
SAME WARNING-DON'T STARE AT ECLIPSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
YOUNG FLUTIST AGAIN EXCITED ABOUT ALL-STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
BID OPENING ON AUGUSTANA LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.4"
NOBODY SACRED IN GAMBLING CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY GIVES REFUGE FROM UNDERWORLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHURCHES MARK YEAR OF THE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BILL TIGHTEN CHANCES FOR BOND,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL TIGHTEN CHANCES FOR BOND,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PLAN WOULD JOIN MED STUDENTS, RESERVATIONS","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REGENTS WANT TO SMOOTH WATERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PLAN WOULD JOIN MED STUDENTS, RESERVATIONS","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
US JUDGE WILL END MILWAUKEE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COURT UPHOLDS UTILITIES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD SPEEDERS SLOWING DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COURT UPHOLDS UTILITIES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD SPEEDERS SLOWING DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUSTICE DEMANDS PENALTIES TO FIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COOPER NO FOLK HERO (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUSTICE DEMANDS PENALTIES TO FIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOW TO WRITE ABOUT BRAITHWAITE REVIEW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WHAT MAKES A REALTOR SUCCESSFUL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COURT-HEARING NOT REQUIRED FOR A STUDENT'S DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTIES CHOSEN FOR JOB PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAUSE OF SPEARFISH MILL FIRE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEWER HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES TO ATTEND COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINISTERS DISCUSS PROPOSAL FOR BOARD TO REVIEW POLIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT-HEARING NOT REQUIRED FOR A STUDENT'S DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA HAS RECORD BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FUEL OIL PRICES DOUBLES IN ONE YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FUEL OIL PRICES DOUBLES IN ONE YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HEARING SET ON MOVIE THEATER-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HEARING SET ON MOVIE THEATER-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE HEARS MOTIONS ON ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE COLLEGE TUITION RAISED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL MOVES TOWARD OAHE DEAUTHORIZATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL MOVES TOWARD OAHE DEAUTHORIZATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"REGENTS OK, REJECT COURSES","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CANTON THE HUB OF STATE RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE REP'S WIT FAMOUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"STATE GAINS {dollar}125,000 FROM TRACK LEASES","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GIRL SCOUT COOKIES AS TRADITIONAL AS TV DINNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"WHIZKIDS NEED HELP, TOO","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
BRAINY KIDS DON'T ALWAYS CONFORM TO STEREOTYPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
MINNEHAHA MAN CHARGED IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"4 GROUPS GET {dollar}10,000 DONATION","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING AUTHORITY WILL LOSE FUNDING BY 1984,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEPRECHAUNS BEWARE...PARADE MARSHAL IS IRISH,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GUN FANS GATHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LEPRECHAUNS BEWARE..PARADE MARSHAL IS IRISH,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE BLAMES HIMSELF FOR WIFE'S ARREST,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*INMATE BLAMES HIMSELF FOR WIFE'S ARREST,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"WASTA, CITICORP CUT US RED TAPE (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WASTA, CITICORP CUT US RED TAPE (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOR EVERY PROPOSED CUT IS A PROPOSED EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FOR EVERY PROPOSED CUT IS A PROPOSED EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AIRPORT FINANCING BILL PASSES SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROTHERHOOD BANQUET FEB 26,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC ELECTION FEB 24,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BRUCELLOSIS VACCINE BILL PASSES HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BRUCELLOSIS VACCINE BILL PASSES HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIVESTOCK BOARD CHANGE KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRESPASS BILL TO CONFERENCE PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE VOTES WATER STUDIES MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOLS MIGHT REDUCE PROGRAMS FOR GIFTED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FALSE START,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MCCOOK LAKE DREDGING PUT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CENDAK MEETINGS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER OPENS 3 NEW OFFICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PORK PRODUCERS ELECT PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD TRAVEL UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CENDAK MEETINGS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WINTER WHEAT CROP OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD DOCTORS NOT LAETRILE USERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SD DOCTORS NOT LAETRILE USERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPMENT STILL WAITING FOR SD WINTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CUSTER TRIALS SET FOR MARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
CUSTER TRIALS SET FOR MARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*BN TO REPAY STATE FOR MAINLINE PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY LOOKS FOR NEW HOTEL DEVELOPER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEAD MAN FOUND AT PALISADES PARK,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD WEATHER HAS VARYING DEGREES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"BEST SELLERS, ROMANCES & REGIONAL BOOKS","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"HEAVY READING--CATS, CUBES & VIDEO (FINE)","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FUND DRIVE FOR WATERTOWN WOMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SDSU TOASTMASTERS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*EL RIAD TEMPLE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NEW PIANO TO THE GOLDEN AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*LEDOUX GOES BACK TO BOXING'S SQUARE ONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WARM TEMPS MADE POTHOLE FILLING EASIER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL MAY BE JANKLOW'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"O'CONNOR, MCKELLIPS, VARILEK LEFT IN RACE","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
QUADRIPLEGICS MAY HAVE TO BE SPLIT UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FATE OF COUNTY LIBRARY CENTERS ON PETITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"AT&T, BELL SPLIT WON'T DRIVE UP PRICES","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DELL RAPIDS SCHOOL TO BE DEMOLISHED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RE-ELECTION BID AND HOSPITALIZATION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLARIFIES STATEMENTS ABOUT SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BURGLARY LOSS ESTIMATED AT {dollar}950,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EVENTS PLANNED FOR WELLNESS WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANAGEMENT TOPIC OF SEMINARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PHASE TWO OF CONSTRUCTION TO START,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VAN TO CLEAN UP CHEMICALS READIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOLS GET MORE MONEY FROM BLOCK GRANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
W RAPID RESIDENTS PETITIONING CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEAD SD WOMAN FOUND IN CHICAGO,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"K-MART APPEALS SALES, USE TAX RULING","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"PARALYZED MAN SUES REGENTS, TEACHER","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"TEAMSTERS, RC POLICE REACH ACCORD","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PINE RIDGE RADIO STATION BROADCAST DEBUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOBRIETY TEST REFUSAL ADMISSABLE IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
10TH ANNIVERSARY OF WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
NOT ALL LAWYERS AGREE WITH RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"HOT GREASE BURNS, STARTS KITCHEN FIRE","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OKS BILL TO FIGHT ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
STRICT CONTROLS ON UNACCREDITED SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA GIVES TUVE AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*ENGLISH PROFESSOR WRITES BOOK,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*2 SCOUTS EARN EAGLE AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
BANQUET TO HONOR ENGINEERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*JAYCEES HONOR YOUNG CITIZEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*WILLADSEN NAMED BOSS OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
LEGION POST HONORS RENTSCHLER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
YOUNG AUTHORS WIN IN EXTRAVAGANZA,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*BANK BILL APPROVED WITH CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL UNDERMINES LOCAL HUMAN RIGHTS POWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTIES LOSE RAIL REFUND APPEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE SHUTS DOOR ON CHARITABLE GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTING RULE CONCERNS COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSTABLES' DUTIES MAY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*FAMILY HAS NO JOBS--{dollar}100,000 MEDICAL BILL","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOUSE OKS PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PLAN TO SAVE FISH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*'WELL DONE' FOR CORNING AS SD ADJUTANT GENERAL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL BILL NEEDS STUDY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUICK DECISION NOT NEEDED ON NUKE WASTE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATEWIDE INPUT NEEDED ON RADIOACTIVE WASTES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INTERIM STUDY NEEDED ON NUKE WASTE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
'GHANDI' FILM INSPIRATION FOR WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
'THE WINDS OF WAR' DRAWS CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WHY DO LAWMAKERS WANT NUCLEAR WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BILL EXPANDS USE OF COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE DEFEATS WATER PROJECT TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL SALES TAX BILL MOVES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL ENDORSES GENERIC DRUG PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLAN LETS SCHOOL BUSES CARRY ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DISTILLERY BILL GETS A REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"TOBIN'S 1 STEP CLOSER TO KEEPING {dollar}102,000","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COMMISSION DELAYS VOTE ON AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*CANDIDATE SAYS HE'D STEP ON SOME TOES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BEGIN JURY SELECTION IN BURGLARY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PLAN TO RECLASSIFY HILLS CREEK OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
EMPLOYEES TELL JURY ABOUT HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
CHAMBER ACCEPTS PARADE ENTRIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HEARING SET FOR ELECTRIC RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOME INSULATION SEMINAR TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JAYCEES HONOR STATE AUDITOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PROGRAM FEATURES SOIL SCIENTISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REPAIRS CLOSE IOWA BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
USD TO HOST EDUCATION CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS WANT GARRISON WORK STOPPED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*LENNOX'S O'TOOLE MEETS HIS WRESTLING MATCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD BOATING MONEY STUCK IN FED BUDGET OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HOUSE REJECTS JANKLOW'S SPRINGFIELD PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOWNS STRUGGLE TO KEEP HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SENATE OK'S DEATH PENALTY FOR TERRORISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BUILD A DREAM IN HETTINGER ND,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NO ONE HAS SOLUTION TO LACK OF RURAL CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T THROW VOTE AWAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*THEATER TROUPE PLAYS FOR FUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THEATRE TROUPE PLAYS FOR FUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
USD DOES GOOD JOB WITH 'ECCENTRICITIES',"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ANNUAL USD LECTURE IS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
FASHION EXHIBIT OPENS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
WORKSHOP--RIGHTS OF HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
ENTRIES FOR POETRY CONTEST SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*PRAIRIE DOGS TOUTED AS EDGEMONT'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAAVOLA NAMED EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE KILLS MANDAN BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TASK FORCE IDEA EXPECTED TO RESURFACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY STUDYING NEED FOR NEW PARKING RAMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MONEY FOR COUNSELING WILL RUN OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL OFFER GENEROUS BY AREA STANDARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"FATHER, SON HURT CRITICALLY BY BLAST","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EDGEMONT'S PUBLISHER TAKES ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHOULD TAXPAYERS SUBSIDIZE IRRIGATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOVIETS OFFER CONCESSION IN WARFARE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUPLE SUES STATE AGENCY IN DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS WOMAN ON THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUPREME COURT FREES MAN CONVICTED OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ACCIDENT VICTIMS IDENTIFIED AS VOLIN COUPLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
VERMILLION'S LARGEST EMPLOYER LEAVES TOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
YANKTON SIOUX ASK JUDGE TO REOPEN PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BILL PROTECTING RENTER DEPOSITS SENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DON'T USE HOUSING LOANS FOR APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FELLOW LAWMAKER WON'T HAVE SURGERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WANT TO GIVE SCHOOLS {dollar}66 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS REVIEW FOOD STAMP PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE AMENDS & PASSES SOIL EROSION MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATORS PASS BALLOT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"STATE MAY SPEND {dollar}12,000 FOR LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TEACHERS' RECORD MAY BE CHECKED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TOP ELECTED OFFICIALS MAY GET RAISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FIRED TEACHERS DESERVE EXPLANATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SENATE APPROVES VOTE FOR STUDENT REGENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE FAILS TO OVERRIDE VETO OF WHEAT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE KILLS BILL GUARANTEEING JURY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE UNANIMOUSLY APPROVES CABLE THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENATE OK'S PLAN MAKING CITY ARRESTS EASIER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ROBINSON LOOKING FOR STATE GYMNASTICS GOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SENATE NO ON RAPE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY OPTION STALLS MONEY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POOR COMMUNICATIONS LED TO JET-SWEEPER COLLISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CHILDREN'S INN THANKS DAYTON'S (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
COVERAGE OF OLYMPICS APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
WRESTLING TOURNAMENT WAS SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"PAY INCREASE, A BIG BOOST FOR PIERRE (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STORY ON FEE PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"TWO STATES DIFFERENT, YET... (YEAGER)","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRO-LIFERS SMELL THE COFFEE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"VERMILLION, LINCOLN WIN TITLES","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*INDIAN EMPLOYMENT SERVICE WILL CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIEWS DIFFER IN VO-TECH FATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUARDIAN BILL LOSES IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SMITH NAMED NEW REGENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HAM TO TESTIFY BEFORE ABDNOR COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"NO-FAULT DIVORCE BILL LOSES, 33-34 IN HOUSE","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFF-TRACK BETTING BILL CLEARS LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRAVELS IN STYLE WITH MILITARY GREEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BRIDGE REPAIRS MIGHT SAVE RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CYCLE CLUB MEMBER IN COURT ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON POLICE SEEK MASKED ATTACKER OF GIRLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INVESTORS BUY RAPID CITY ALEX JOHNSON HOTEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEMI-TRAILER BLAST INJURES NORTH DAKOTAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM BILL CONTRACT FOR DISASTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CORRECTIONS GROUP WILL LIKELY DISCUSS ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW TO MEET BLOCK ON TELEVISION SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS PRISON SENTENCE FOR HOUSE BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR ROBBING CRIPPLED MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
O'BRIEN VISITS CITY TO GET SEMINAR SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"RADIO FARM TRIP PROMOTION RAISES {dollar}23,000","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF WILL HOST FARM RALLY SENDOFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEACHER SOUGHT TO HELP CHILDREN LEARN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL RAISING PROSTITUTION PENALTIES PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REVISED HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TOURNEYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW MAKES IT OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SALEM MAN ARRESTED IN DEATH OF EX-WIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ABDNOR OWES FARMERS AN EXPLANATION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DOCTORS ARE ENDANGERED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BOOST AREA SPORTS COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AREA CONGRESSMEN LEAD WAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GET RID OF PARKING METERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GOVERNMENT TORE INDIAN FAMILIES APART,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA TIPS CHIEFS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BASKETBALL'S CLASS STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COLLINS JUMPS INTO SEASON WITH WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA ST. BEATS USD 80-70,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BOYS BASKETBALL'S CLASS STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*ARCHERS TAKE AIM AT TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BEAN BOTTLENECK WITH VERMILLION FIRM,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL TO CHANGE BANKING LAW STALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BEDELL NOT RUNNING FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INDEPENDENT POLL FAVORS JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SHERIFFS SHOOT FOR HIGHER PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BILL TO REPEAL FAMILY-OPTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE CRITICIZES PARK DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE RESURRECTS JAIL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL OK'S SCHOOL AID CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CANDIDATE DEFENDS BACK SEAT IN HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW VETOES LANGUAGE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JEANNE GERAETS' FAMILY TO NATURAL FOODS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*THE BRIDGE DECK OF 11TH ST VIADUCT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESS COUNCIL TO STAGE CANDIDATES' DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
KELO-LAND AFFILIATE ANNOUNCES PURCHASES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED CHANGES SHAKE UP HOUSING INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE AGENCY HONORS OUTSTANDING EMPLOYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PUSH FOR SALES TAX UPSETS MAIL ORDER FIRMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SUPERFARMS' GROWTH SOARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
"FARM JOBS OUTGROW STUDENTS, STUDY FINDS","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD FUGITIVE KEEPS IN TOUCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONFERENCES FOCUS ON NEEDS OF RURAL WOMEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BOYS CLUB DINNER-DANCE IN MAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
STUDENTS DRAW FOR BILLBOARD CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
WOMAN'S CLUB MAKES DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
ANNUAL WALK FOR HUNGRY SLATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
MARCH OF DIMES SHOW MARCH 8,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
DEVELOPMENT COMES WITHOUT GUARANTEES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KUDOS FOR GOOD ATTENDANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RETAIN RULES FOR PETITIONING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TELEPHONE COMPANY REGULATION NECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COLUMNS ARE FOR OPINIONS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DON'T MANIPULATE TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ABORTION NOT FINANCIAL ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SAY NO TO IMMORAL LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CHILDREN'S INN GETS DAYTON'S GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE WORKSHOP SET,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ROBERTS' CLAIM AN ISSUE BETWEEN GOD AND HIM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SF GETTING BIG ECONOMIC BOOST (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*BREITAG, JOHNSON WIN TITLES","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH TO DECIDE ABOUT APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN NAMED TEACHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-CITY TEACHER TO SEEK TOP POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PARISH PUTS ON A PLAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA OK'S {dollar}5 MILLION SPORTS FACILITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COTTONWOOD TREE STOOD AS SYMBOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EARLY VOTE IS LURE FOR CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEADLINE NEARS FOR HAYTI CLINIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-CHIEF JUSTICE INVITED TO VISIT STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD READING OF BANKRUPTCY LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS JUMP IN DECEMBER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
INDIAN HEALTH CARE DISCUSSED AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*COLD COULD CUT TODAY'S TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TAKES CARE OF RETIRED SCHOOL TEACHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SATURDAYS QUIET NOW IN PARKER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SIMPLE VALUES BRING PEOPLE BACK TO GREGORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*TIME TO LIGHTEN UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*DOLE, DUKAKIS OUR FAVORITES","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MOMENT OF GLORY IS ABOUT OVER (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD UPHOLD RIGHT OF PALESTINIANS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*BASKETBALL SUCCESS MOVES TO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BLAZE DAMAGES RENNER HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENTER OFFERS FREE INVESTMENT SEMINARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY JOB INSTITUTE OPENS FOR TOURS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON SUSPECT HELD WITHOUT BOND,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5 PAGES DISMISSED AFTER ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STUDY BRINGS ATTACKS ON PETERSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRIMARY GIVES BRIEF MOMENT IN SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATE PASSES BAN ON CORPORATE FARMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LED LIFE 'BUSY ALL THE TIME',"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEMOCRATS MAKE LAST BLITZ IN AREA,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PAY INCREASE FOR STATE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS APPOINT BUCKLEY TO BE TEMPORARY DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LID ON NURSING HOME BUILDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VIDEO BILL MOVES ON,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*FIRE BURNS CORN IN SHED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LAWMAKERS OK VIDEO, LOTTERY","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIEWS SPLIT ON STATE PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON PRESIDENT GEORGE BUSH,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CENTENNIAL A TIME FOR FUN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO BENEFIT FROM NEW CBA TEAM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET VOTERS DECIDE ON BELTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*A FRAME FOR PERFECT ARTISTRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OFFER STUDENTS SOME CHOICES IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GREAT BEAR TO HOST SKI FEST ON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MESABA CANCELS FLIGHT INDEFINITELY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON FINANCING BILL OK'D BY SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROFESSOR WORKS TO SAVE RURAL SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IPSWICH CLOSER TO REOPENING HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATION CREATING TAX STUDY PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL REVIEWS GOVERNOR'S ENVIRONMENTAL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL DEDICATING TAX REVENUE TO SCHOOLS OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL REQUIRING 1 LICENSE PLATE KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD REQUIRING 1 LICENSE PLATE KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO REMOVE 2 CAPITOL STATUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON USES HISTORIC PEN ON STATEHOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TO SUGGEST FUNDING PROCEDURES TO ALLEVIATE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
ATHLETES GIVE WRITER TIMES WORTH NOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HANSON NAMED CITY'S TOP SPORTSMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SPECIAL THRILLS ON THE HILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE OK'S BILL WITH OPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA SHOULD FOLLOW UPTOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ELECTION SHOULD END FIGHTING IN NICARAGUA (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EXPRESSION FREEDOM VALUABLE ASSET (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PORNOGRAPHY DEMEANING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DUMP LOCKUP ATTITUDE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
FREEDOM HAS RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRISON EXPANSION WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
COOPERATIVE ART EXHIBIT IMPRESSIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*THEATER RETELLS SHAKESPEARE, DICKENS TALE","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH HOPES PROJECT MENDS OLD WOUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CANADIAN GROUP TO PERFORM IN PARADE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY PARK FEES WILL GO UP THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FILMS INCLUDE LOOK AT PELTIER'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN RECEIVES SUSPENDED SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SNOW STORM COSTS CITY {dollar}93,000","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TESTIMONY TO START ON BILL TO MINT COINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HITCHHIKER DIES IN HIS SLEEP,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE OK'S FLAG AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MUNRO KNOWN AS PARK BUILDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS VENT BOUNDARY FRUSTRATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BONES PRACTICES AS TV CAMERAMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENATE APPROVES AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENT PLANS A SECOND BID,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT ELECTION ENDS WITH OBVIOUS WINNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX SHORTFALL WORRIES VERMILLION OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"OFFICIAL'S SON GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE, FINE","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PETITIONS CLASH WITH ORIGINAL TAX REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*HEALTH SERVICE GAINS {dollar}1.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BOARD TO DISCUSS SCHOOL EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COUNCIL CONTINUES TO HEAR SALES TAX IDEAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JURY FINDS MAN GUILTY OF PERJURY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PAROLE HEARINGS BEING HELD AT COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RAPID CITY SCHOOLS DEBATE CLASS CROWDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SPECIAL ELECTION SET ON OFFICE CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HOUSING UNIT PLANNED FOR DAKOTA DUNES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
INTERIM SHERIFF NAMED TO REPLACE RETIREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
VIBORG POOLS MONEY FOR SWIMMING POOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PAROLE MEETING SITES SWITCHED FOR SAVINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*EX-DIRECTOR OF CITY PARKS DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BARNETT SAYS DRUGS TARGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LITTLE SNOW DUSTING LITTLE HELP,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"DRINKING, DRIVING CRACKDOWN PASSES","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*SKYFORCE RIP SAN JOSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HISTORIC STORE IN NEW HANDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
GRAIN TRUCKING BILL NEARS OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
PANEL HALTS ABORTION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FISH OF DIFFERENT COLOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DEMOCRATS OFFER OWN FORM OF BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD LAWMAKERS PESSIMISTIC ABOUT PEACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN WITH SD TIES LOSES HUSBAND TO WAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*LIFE ON THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY CREATES POTENTIAL FOR LIABILITY SUIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CONTROL HORMONES INSTEAD OF BIRTHS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WHERE WAS CONCERN FOR VIETNAM VETS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WHO SUFFERS WHEN BUDGETS CUT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"TOSS GARBAGE THAT DEFILES MINDS, BODIES (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ABDUCTION REPORT DEEMED UNFOUNDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CASINO DECISION TO COME IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX MAN ARRESTED ON KIDNAPPING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YMCA PRESIDENT TO RETIRE IN FALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 CITY MEN ARRESTED ON BURGLARY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOVERNOR--DEMOCRATS WILL COME AROUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON--LONETREE AN EMERGENCY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TURTLE--DOPE'S FOR DOPES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*DEAD WOMAN KNOWN AS SWEET AND CARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"JUDGE, GIRLS MEET IN DISPUTE","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
'DANCES' MAY DRAW EUROPEAN TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BRITTON MAN CHARGED WITH BANK FRAUD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAROL KOCER NAMED MOTHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STRIKING SIMILARITES IN 2 KILLINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOGS SAVE PIERRE MAN FROM BURNING HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FREE FOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FUNDING FIGHT COULD FORCE RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HARRISBURG STARTS DRIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
IN-STATE AIRLINE OFFICIALLY GROUNDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN CHARGED IN ATTACK ON ELDERLY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL OFFICIAL ARRESTED ON GRAND THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HISTORIANS SEEK BATTLE REMAINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CAMPAIGN SD-STYLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THOSE AT FLIGHT 232 CRASH UNIMPRESSED WITH FILM,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
35 PERCENT LIKE 'UNCOMMITTED',"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*'NAME' CHALLENGERS IN BUSH'S WAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CANDIDATES--TRADE POLICY HAS EFFECT ON ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
FACTS ABOUT THE SD POLL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*DASCHLE KEEPS LOW PROFILE FOR PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
KERREY BEST OPTION IN DEMOCRATIC RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CASTANEIRA HARSHLY PUNISHED FOR ACTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PARK SUPERINTENDENT'S ACTIONS LACK INTEGRITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE DOING GOOD JOB (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LIVES MORE IMPORTANT THAN GAMBLING INCOME (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*'WE NEED A FUNDAMENTAL CHANGE',"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*MY MESSAGE IS DIFFERENT, TSONGAS SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SD FLAVOR ADDS SPICE TO NCC RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NITZ RULES 'AA' GYMNASTICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"STATE WINS, TAKES CHARGE IN NCC RACE","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*OMAHA STOPS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*WHEN REPAIR SKILLS WENT TO POT, IN-LAW NEVER FORGOT","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HEROES IN SIOUXLAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WATERTOWN CAN STILL COUNT ON WOOLWORTH FOR LUNCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CENTERVILLE MAN COLLARS GOOD ROLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BIG BEND COUNTRY FULL OF HISTORICAL BEAUTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
'SUCCESSFUL FARMING' FEATURES BUFFALO FARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"BELLE FOURCHE, RAPID CITY HONORED","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SATELLITE BROADCAST IS FOR ENTREPRENEURS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES STUMP AND SPEND,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DEADLINE MARCH 1 FOR REGISTERING MOBILE HOMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
EXTENSION GROUP TO SPONSOR MARCH SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN RAPE OF FIVE-YEAR-OLD GIRL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SDSU POW-WOW PLANNED FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*METHODIST REVEREND BEING CONSIDERED FOR BISHOP POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
MOBILE HOME NUMBERS INCREASING,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
LOOSE ENDS HAUNT SESSION IN FINAL WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
VIDEO LOTTERY LICENSE FEE OF {dollar}50,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE THROWS OUT ADMISSION IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
NAACP REPRESENTATIVE SET TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY TO DENVER FARES CUT TO {dollar}79 ONE-WAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
WINNER TO CONSIDER CITY DOG ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
"*ETHIOPIAN COUPLE FINDS COMFORT IN PRIVACY, FRIENDS","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
GETS NEEDED SIGNATURES ON SURFACE-MINING PETITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
SISSETON SCHOOL DISTRICT FACES RIGHTS COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
DRUNK BOATING BILL AWAITS GOVERNOR'S OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE URGES FUNDS FOR HUMAN SERVICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
PANEL OK'S ILLEGAL DUMPING PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
PIPELINE SHOULD TAKE SAFETY MEASURES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE OK'S WORKERS' COMP BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.3"
"DRUNKEN DRIVING MEASURES KILLED, STALLED","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
REJECTS BILLS AIMED AT LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*SD SHOWDOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*AREA NATIVE TO MODERATE SD FORUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*THE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
SD NOT ALWAYS KIND TO NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1992, sect.G, p.06, col.4"
{dollar}100 BETS NO DEAL IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN GETS 25 YEARS IN RIVERSIDE ASSAULTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE REJECTS REDISTRIBUTION OF SCHOOL AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REDISTRICTING PLAN PASSES PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATOR WANTS STUDY OF VIDEO LOTTERY TAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SENATE PASSES MEASURES AIMED AT LIMITING COST,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*SCHOOL BOARD EFFECTIVELY REPRESENTS ENTIRE DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
INCOME TAX DESERVES STRONG CONSIDERATION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"EDUCATION, NOT HELMETS, PREVENTS ACCIDENTS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HARRIS' MOTORCYCLE STATS MISREPRESENTED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"IT'S A FACT, HELMETS HINDER MOTORCYCLE RIDERS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SD CAN'T HESITATE ON COSTNER'S PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
CITY STREET WORKERS MOVING SNOW AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON FORMER BAR MANAGER ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CITY 7-ELEVEN THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONTROSE FAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
15-YEAR-OLD VICTIM OF CRASH INDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KEEPING THE CARS CLEAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*POET TOO SICK FOR USD, BUT NOT ARSENIO","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEVELOPER PULLS HOTEL PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INFANT VIRUS NOT BELIEVED TO BE WIDESPREAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRIVATE GOLF COURSE GETS PRELIMINARY OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WEAST BLASTS LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JEFFERSON'S SCHOOL BOND VOTE TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"CHAMBERLAIN AUCTION OFFERS CAMELS, EMUS","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELLSWORTH AIR BASE PAYROLL DROPS 9%,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU INFORMATION OFFICIAL TAKES NY JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON TRUSTY NABBED IN ILLINOIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"LEMMON MAN, 30, MISSING","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SUPERINTENDENT IN TROUBLE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"NBC'S 'I'LL FLY AWAY' LIKELY TO GO, BUT LEFT MESSAGE","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*STAYING BUSY GETS YOU PAST WINTER BLUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEVICES OFFER FAST CHECKS ON FEVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MILLER SILENT ON SEAT-BELT FATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
YOUTHS DROP OFF 100 BOGUS LICENSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FCC-ORDERED CUT WON'T HELP IN CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HERE'S HOW SEAT BELT VOTE WAS TALLIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PROPERTY-TAX RELIEF BILL DIES IN SENATE COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"{dollar}1,000 LAWMAKER PAY RAISE KILLED BY STATE'S SENATORS","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE BACKS GRAIN-FEE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES A TEACHER-TENURE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL ALLOWS COURTS TO GIVE SCHOOLS DATA,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OK'S LOWERING TRUCKING-PERMIT AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL WOULD ALLOW PUC TO INSPECT PIPELINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TODAY IS THE DEADLINE FOR CLEARING BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STENSLAND ATTEMPTS TO SAVE SCHOOL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
COMMISSION MAY DECIDE MURAL'S FATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
MILLER SHOULD VETO AG PROTECTION BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"IN POLITICS, DON'T SAY NEVER (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EMT SEES FIRST-HAND PAIN OF NO SEAT BELTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUTTERFLY KNIFE BAN WOULD HURT COLLECTORS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MAN SENT TO PRISON IN MEAT HOOK ATTACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CASTANEIRA ADMITS TRYING TO KILL HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS FOUR YEARS FOR MOLESTING GIRL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO CHOKING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ADMITS POINTING SHOTGUN AT PARTIERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIMELITE STRIP BAR FALLS THROUGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COLISEUM WON'T OPEN SOON,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORMER DENTIST HOPES TO GET HIS LICENSE BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SLAIN MAN'S WIFE TALKS ABOUT HATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CONSIDER REVAMPING METHOD OF CITY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DESIGNERS SELECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
JUDGE WILL PERMIT EXAMINATION OF MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID VALLEY WOMAN KILLED BY GUNSHOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED OF RAPE PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MISSION MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRIVATE COLLEGES INCREASE TUITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CITY TO ACCEPT INPUT OF HOTEL SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROWN COUNTY BALKS AT CORRECTIONS IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY PAYS SOME EXPENSES OF EUROPE TRIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"FORMER COLLEGE DEAN, EDUCATOR DIES AT AGE 83","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BEDDOW ATTACKS GOP FOR 'INTRAMURAL POLITICS',"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
INDIAN-RIGHTS ACTIVIST DIES AT 91,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LAKE PRESTON MAN ADMITS TO KILLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
RAPID CITY TEACHER ACCUSED OF ABUSE GOES ON LEAVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PATRICK HENRY PARENTS FIGHT SCHOOL SWITCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY SEEKS HEALTH INSURANCE FOR EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FOUNDATION PURCHASES LAND FOR ELK PRESERVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*HOLIDAY INN REMODELING TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*TWEDT BLESSED WITH KILLER KISS; RED GETS MISS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GIVE US OUR DAILY BREAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*THROW IT TOGETHER, IT WORKS","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*TOBIN IS ONE HAPPY HUSKER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE WIN IN OVERTIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
USD CLINCHES SHARE OF NCC,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*'I'M READY TO GO FOR IT',"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*JANKLOW CURE DRAWS PROTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE MEDICAL-PROVIDER TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRUCKING COMPANY TO OPEN IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PANEL VOTES TO HIKE LOTTERY SHARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OK'S CHANGES IN WORKERS' COMP SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES COMPROMISE RECYCLING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS CALL PROPOSAL A 'SHAM',"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
UNDERAGE DRINKING BILL BOMBS IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE ASKS CONGRESS NOT TO SELL POWER SUPPLIER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PRISON SPENDING PLAN FALLS A VOTE SHORT IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PANEL APPROVES GAY MARRIAGE BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL PASSES THROUGH HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS CRITICIZE GOVERNOR'S AID PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PANEL VOTES TO KEEP COYOTE AS STATE ANIMAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS CONCEALED WEAPON BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
ANOTHER RAIL LINE DESERVES BOOST (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JUSTICE SYSTEM HAS VICTIM ON THE RUN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"TAX RELIEF SHOULD BE REAL, NOT TRADE-OFF (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"NO SURPRISE, THOMAS TAKES ARMEY'S SIDE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRESSLER SHOULD LOOK ELSEWHERE FOR CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PATIENT WILL FEEL PINCH OF TAX ON PROVIDERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
BIBLE MAY NOT CONTAIN LAST WORD ON GAY RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
"*FOUR ARE HONORED FOR VALUES, EFFORT","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OBSERVE OTHERS TO KEEP GROWING (PROF),"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
AGUILARS HAVE DAILY COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LIEN COUPLE IS A CARING EXAMPLE OF BROTHERLY LOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*HANSON RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE TIPS ROCKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEIBER AFTER NO.200,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"300,000 NEEDED FOR REPRESENTATIVE","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHARGES PENDING AGAINST HAYTI MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SECRETARY CARRIES PRIZEWINNER IN PURSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOUD INMATE LEADS TO CHILD-RAPE MISTRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROSECUTORS STREAMLINE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ON A ROLL,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MOTORISTS BUCKLE UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT CONSIDERS KINDERGARTEN EVERY-OTHER DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SCARE CLOSES FEDERAL BUILDING OFFICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*WRITERS ON BASEBALL TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"SEMI FLIPS OVER, CLOSING INTERSTATE 29","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NEBRASKA MAN HURT AFTER ROLLING CAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS HOMEMADE EXPLOSIVE DETONATED IN TRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ROLLOVER TAKES LIFE OF FAITH MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*DAVISON COUNTY FACES SUIT FOR {dollar}5,100 CAT BILL","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS COMMISSION OK'S ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"BROOKINGS HOSPITAL, CLINIC WOO SPECIALIST","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SPEAKER--CAMPUS SEX STAYS SAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ASHER VISITED OHIO SCHOOL 2 YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DEFENDANT ADMITS HEDGING ON ETHICS CODE,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FRAUD,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TIP LEADS TO ARREST OF MOONER,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SUNNY WEATHER PUTS MERCURY UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*BASKETBALL SCORES HIGHEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*MOTHER WHO BORE 2 GRANDCHILDREN WRITES OWN BOOK,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"RURAL AREA, INDIAN CULTURE TOP FOCUS OF SD TOURISM","Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BOYD COUNTY PANEL WANTS HEARINGS OPEN TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FALL RIVER RESIDENTS VOTE DOWN WHEEL TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*HARVEST COVENANT SEEKS NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
FEDERAL JUDGE UPHOLDS RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
OSHA FINES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY,"Argus LeaderFeb 23 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
A STATE AGENCY DYING ON THE QT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
A STATE AGENCY DYING ON THE QT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
A STATE AGENCY DYING ON THE QT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
75 CITY TEACHERS MAY GET AX,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOC DIV II WRESTLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL WALKOUT GETS NOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MORRELL WALKOUT GETS NOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
UTILITIES PANEL SHOULD GET ALONG,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DELETE THE EXPLETIVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CAN'T STOMACH EDITORIAL ABOUT JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
EDITORIAL DISPUTED-HOWARD JARVIS DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS DEFENDED IN FLANDREAU MATTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
DOVE EDITORIAL COMMENDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
LINCOLN CLINCHES SIC TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIMET PINNED BY UNBEATABLE FOE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIMET PINNED BY UNBEATABLE FOE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
14TH ANNUAL SALE OF EXOTIC ANIMALS AT CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIEWS SOUGHT ON BADLANDS PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SON PLEADS INNOCENT KILLINGS-PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEARFISH CHARGED WITH POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER GETS TRANSPORTATION SPOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABOUREZK HIRED BY IRAN PROTESTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEATH PENALTY BILL GOES TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PAINT DISPUTE SPILLS INTO COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A SNOWBOUND SIDEWALK ON 22ND ST FOR CROSS-COUNTRY SK,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TWO VOTES NEEDED ON ERA,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TWO VOTES NEEDED ON ERA,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HANSON PUZZLED BY 'LIST',"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW'S CAR BELIES AUSTERITY IMAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HUNTING RIGHTS CLOUDY ON TRIBE'S LAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HUNTING RIGHTS CLOUDY ON TRIBE'S LAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HUNTING RIGHTS CLOUDY ON TRIBE'S LAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW'S CAR BELIES AUSTERITY IMAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HUNTING RIGHTS CLOUDY ON TRIBE'S LAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CANING WEAVES MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CANING WEAVES MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS WOMAN NAMED MISS SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RABBITS PULL OFF 'TRIPLE',"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RABBITS PULL OFF 'TRIPLE',"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW LAWS BOOST INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*NEW LAWS BOOST INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"*FARMERS FACE HIGHER COSTS, LOWER PROFITS","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*AUCTION SHOWS OFF EXOTIC ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY MANAGERS BENEFIT FROM PAY SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY MANAGERS BENEFIT FROM PAY SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT WILL RETURN TO GEORGIA,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SF FIRM GOES TO OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
NONSENSE FROM GOPHER STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BIO-MASS FUEL IS KEY TO ECONOMICAL ALCOHOL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BIO-MASS FUEL IS KEY TO ECONOMICAL ALCOHOL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SYMPATHIZES WITH IRAN IN DISPUTE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC IN TROUBLE WITH ITS LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
DISAPPOINTED READER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
COMMISSION PRAISED FOR WORK SHOPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
COMMISSION PRAISED FOR WORKSHOPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
NORTHWESTERN BELL TO USE GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
INFLATION TO HURT EDUCATION GAINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
PARALYZED MAN REBUILDING HIS LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOL CHILDREN FACE A MOUNTAIN OF CHICKEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SENATORS ORGANIZE TO 'ZAP THE ZIP',"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CUNNINGHAM MUGGED AT WASHINGTON BUS STOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY REPORTER ADMITS TO PLANTING RECORDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATES SEEKING FEDERAL FUNDS FOR GARRISON STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE DEFEATS COMMODITIES TAX TO FUND RAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY REPORTER ADMITS TO PLANTING RECORDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE DEFEATS COMMODITIES TAX TO FUND RAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY REPORTER ADMITS TO PLANTING RECORDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE AT 1003 N PRAIRIE AVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
1981 WILL TEST SF REALTORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
1981 WILL TEST SF REALTORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"DEPLORES EMPHASIS ON WAR TALK, ENERGY (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MANDAN A THREAT TO PEOPLE OF SD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
5TH CENT SOLUTION IS BEST APPROACH (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
5TH CENT SOLUTION IS BEST APPROACH (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR SEN HOGEN ABOUT HANDICAPS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ADVICE FOR SEN HOGEN ABOUT HANDICAPS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SENATOR ANSWERS CRITIC (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY BLACKTOP TAX SAID TO BE ILLEGAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CITY BLACKTOP TAX SAID TO BE ILLEGAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"JANKLOW, OTHERS SEEK MILWAUKEE LOANS TODAY","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"JANKLOW, OTHERS SEEK MILWAUKEE LOANS TODAY","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIGNALS TO BE COMPUTERIZED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONTRACTORS STOP DEMOLITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE BACKS PLATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ENGINEERING TUITION HIKE KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE BACKS PLATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL SAYS MANDAN MUST SHOW NEED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL SAYS MANDAN MUST SHOW NEED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE MAKES PRISON ARSON A FELONY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE BUDGET BATTLE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LIQUOR TAX RISE GOES TO HOUSE FLOOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LIQUOR TAX RISE GOES TO HOUSE FLOOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CRASHES KILL 5 IN S DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PUC STAFF EYES STRICT PIPELINE RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PUC STAFF EYES STRICT PIPELINE RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SF STUDENT IS NASA SEMIFINALIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SF INSULATORS SPLIT ON EFFECTS OF FOAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DESTROYS RURAL PARKER HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SF MAKING HOME FOR BROCKHOUSE ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR AT USD QUITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
WRESTLING'S MORE THAN A FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-COACH PLAYS THE TRANSPLANT WAITING GAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WORKS ON BILLS IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEA BAR OPENS DESPITE COURT ORDER TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTER'S WILL DECIDE COUNTY LIBRARY'S FATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORONER--MAN'S DEATH PROBABLY ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FINANCE CHARGE LIMITS END JULY 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MAN WITH KNIFE ROBS GROCERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CROP, WEATHER BRING BIG RABBIT HUNT SEASON","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"NORTHERN, ABERDEEN PROJECT WARRENTED (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRUST YOUR CAR TO MAN WHO TRUSTS YOU (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"FORGERY FINE, SENTENCE SUSPENDED","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SOUGHT WHO AIDED PEDESTRIAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESPIRATORY FLU STILL HANGING ON,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FILL'ER UP, SHERIFF","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GARRISON REPORT MAY BE MEETING TOPIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN YOUTH SENT TO PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2 SD MEN NAMED TO ADVISORY COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INMATE TRIAL RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ABERDEEN BIA JOBS EVALUATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
END OF FEDERAL AID FOR SOME SCHOOL PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*THEY SHOE HORSES, DON'T THEY","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STREETFIGHTER MAKES GOOD IN CHARITY RACKET,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AREA JAYCEES HONORED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
BORK BOSS OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
MARDI GRAS OF THE NORTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
RADCLIFFE RECEIVES DEMO AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
SENIOR CITIZEN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
TOP SALES REPS FOR BANKERS LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
WOMEN IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1982, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
MOVE OF MICHIGAN CREDIT OPERATION DEPENDS ON PASSAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REPLACING DILAPIDATED HOUSES PLANNED FOR 84,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATORS SAY COMMUNITY FACILITIES MAY BE BEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"*EMPLOYEE-OWNED VANPOOL SAVES EROS WORKERS 450,000","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KDLT MAY AFFILIATE WITH NBC,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BLOCK-DELAY ON TAX CHANGE WON'T STALL CROP SWAP,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DESIGNERS--SUPERINSULATED HOUSES SAVE ENERGY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLAIR'S TRIAL SITE MAY BE MOVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POSTAL COUNCIL FORMED TO HELP AREA COMPANIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUETZE PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GRAIN PLAN COULD HURT BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"COUNTY BANK, INHERITANCE TAX SPLIT","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TIGHT BUDGET DOMINATES SD LEGISLATIVE ACTION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'INHERIT THE WIND' PLAYS BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"COLLEGE, CITY READY A BIRTHDAY BASH","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY CONSIDERS ARSON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HATCHERY FUNDING GETS EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBBERY TESTIMONY CENTERS ON CARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOOD STAMPS TRIAL BEGINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"WOMAN DESCRIBES RAPE, ASSAULT DURING TRIAL IN SF","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*LOADING FREE BREAD DONATED BY FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COMMITTEE KILLS SAFETY RESTRAINT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE OKS BIAS JURISDICTION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL EXTENDS UTILITY TAX COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL PASSES MONTHLY TAX PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2 LAWYERS JOIN BLACK HILLS CAMP MURDER DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUREAU ASKS TO PUT WEB IN PROJECTS LIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FAILURE TO REESTABLISH MASSAGE BOARD CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PANEL OKS EXTRA MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MEIERHENRY DISCRIMINATING AGAINST INDIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
PRESSLER-EROS TRANSFER MAY COST TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*VERMILLION, MITCHELL WRESTLERS FAVORITES IN STATE","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES SPRINGFIELD PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DANCER'S GUEST ROLE IS 'PURE FANTASY',"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MUSIC PROVIDES SOUL FOR RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
'LACE' WILL TEMPT TELEVISION VIEWERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FUND DRIVE IS MARCH 2 THROUGH 18,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*ARAB SPOKESMAN SAYS PEACE ACCORD NEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN DIES IN EAST RICE STREET CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FINAL OK TO LOWER GOLD SEVERANCE TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE REVIVES NUKE DECISION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IN AVALANCHE OF NEWS FROM PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWYERS DELETE SOME EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STINSON BUYS THIRD CHEVY DEALERSHIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*GIVING APPELLATE DEFENDER APPEAL VETO,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOUNT RUSHMORE STAMP A NICE IDEA (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US DEATH PENALTY JUSTIFIED (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPIST SHOULDN'T HAVE CLEAN RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ABORTION IS JUDGEMENT ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*BAREFOOT CRUSH POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
APPEALS PANEL ABSOLVES WARDEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BALTIC MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BISON SCHOOLS CLOSED BECAUSE OF FLU,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ENGINEERS WILL HAVE AWARDS BANQUET,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRM ADDS TOURIST TO DEADWOOD DISTILLERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOUNDATION FILES PAPERS TO DISMISS SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HERMOSA BURNING TRASH SPARKED FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
O'CONNOR EXPECTED TO ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN GIVEN 5 YEARS PROBATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POSSIBLE RAIL CONSPIRACY INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SALE WOULD BE GOOD FOR YANKTON FIRM,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BILL TO CRACK DOWN ON CABLE THEFTS OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL TO CRACK DOWN ON ORGANIZED CRIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BOTH HOUSES PASS INDIAN SCHOLARSHIP BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S BILL TO BROADEN INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE REJECTS SENATE'S OUTDOORS FEES BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SALE-LEASEBACK MEASURE WINS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE KILLS STUDY OF LIFE-SAVING CLASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE SENDS STATUE OF LIBERTY BILL TO GOV,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STUDENT REGENT WILL VOTE IF JANKLOW SIGNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BOTH HOUSES OK MONEY FOR MED SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
GENERAL SAYS B-1B AHEAD OF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LAWMAKERS KEEP WORKING ON DRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SENATORS HAVE PROBLEMS VOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
TRI-VALLEY'S GUNN IS ALL FOE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BLAZE DAMAGES MORRELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW--OFFICIALS FLIP-FLOPPING,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"JANKLOW, BLOCK TO APPEAR ON MEET THE PRESS","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GOOD IDEA DISAPPEARS IN A CLOUD OF SMOKE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"RAPE'S RAPE, NO MATTER WHAT (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FARMERS ONLY WANT A FAIR CHANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PRECAUTIONS IN CHILDCARE ENVIRONMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
ANOTHER REVOLUTION POSSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
FARMERS PAYING FOR MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA STOPS SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SD ARTIST WINS STAMP CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ARCHIE SANNER REMEMBERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*HOFSTAD PROVES AGE NO OBSTACLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*MEIERHENRY'S SLIPPING UP THE LADDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION PLAN HOPS HURDLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM PLAYERS HUDDLE IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALL BOXED UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GEARS UP FOR {dollar}18 MILLION IN HIGHWAY AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE APPROVES BILL FOR STUDENT GRANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BACKERS PUSH SPOUSE RAPE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES GASOHOL TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WATER PROJECTS NOT DRYING UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*GRANDMOTHER'S HELPER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES DOGFIGHTING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
BILL WOULD REDUCE SCHOOL AID TO SOME DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL REJECTS LONGER TERMS FOR SENATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
KURTZ CONSTRUCTION GETS ELLSWORTH CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SPEARFISH ALSO WANTS CULTURAL HERITAGE CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SPEEDING FINES BILL GETS FINAL LEGISLATIVE OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PANEL OKS DAKOTA COMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
STATE GOP PICKS NEW PARTY CHIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
HOUSE OKS NO-FAULT DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
JURY AWARD PUTS RODEO AT RISK,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
REPORT DOWNPLAYS ASBESTOS HAZARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.10, col.4"
NOT ALL FARM PROBLEMS IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
RESERVATIONS LACK SEASONED DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
*STEEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CENTER OFFERS ALTERNATIVE TO CABIN FEVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*VIRGINIA HIGHSTREET, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*WORKERS RIDE CREST OF CONSUMER WAVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
AMERICAN WESTERN RECORDS RECORD PROFITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE SELLING INFLATABLE SWIMMING POOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOMEBUILDERS WILL DISCUSS ENERGY STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE COMPACT TAKES STEP FORWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BANK CLOSINGS KEEP FDIC BUSY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HONOR THEIR TOP SALES PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*VISITORS COUNT AT DISNEYLAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
WHAT IT MEANS TO ME,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1985, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*MAN SPREADS SMILES FOR 25 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SAYING TOLD HOMETOWN CROWD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SENIORS AT THE BERGELAND CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED IN SEVERAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
LOCAL GROUP RECOGNIZED NATIONALLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*NO HOUSEHOLD WILL BE WITHOUT HEAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NOT BUCKLING IN A CHILD (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SLEIGH BELLS RING,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SURGEON EXPLAINS BRECH'S RISKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY ACCIDENT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES MUM IN SALEM KILLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OWNER PLANS TO REBUILD ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAIRYMAN ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FUNERAL HONORS BUFFALO GAP WOMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WEST RIVER LAWMAKERS BACK ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEAVING THE FARM,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY CANDIDATES WAIT FOR BILL VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TREKKIES SET SIGHTS ON STAMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PEACE RIBBON,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COWBOY FROM RANCHHOUSE TO STATEHOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ABDNOR PROPOSES RULES FOR FORECLOSURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*STATE 'B' WRESTLING CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*GETTING A SCOOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISASTER AID SOUGHT FOR HAYWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BAND DIRECTOR RETIRES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*EX-MAYORAL CANDIDATE ARRESTED IN FLAG THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD MAY SUE COMPANY FOR {dollar}7 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
CLARK CHAIRS NURSING HOME GROUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
WOMEN'S AGLOW ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
AWARD BEST TEACHERS WITH MERIT PAY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROVIDED WORKERS WITH BENEFITS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
UNION FIGHTING FOR WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HARKIN BILL GOOD LEGISLATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MUSEUM RECALLS MEMORIES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SWIFT VOTE WAS ANTI-WORKER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FIREFIGHTERS HELP VICTIMS OF BLAZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HORMEL TO CLOSE IOWA PLANT IN AUG,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PATROL CONTINUES INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE HOLD TEEN AFTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DEMO BACK 3-MONTH, 1-CENT INCREASE","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE DEFEATS PHONE REGULATION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S SOGGY PAST HELPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STICKERS BUMP MICKELSON ON TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL WOULD FORCE GOVERNOR TO FILL VACANCIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOUSE APPROVES TEXTBOOK-LOANING PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LAWMAKERS REINSTATE THREE YOUTH PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LOTTERY BILLS LOSE IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PANEL DECIDES TO ACQUIRE LAND FOR CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SENATE PANEL OK'S STATE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*MICKELSON PUTS OFF BUSH REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SWIFT WORKER SOFTENS ON PAY CUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BUFFALO COUNTY'S SALES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*DOLE, GEPHARDT BIG WINNERS","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE VOTES DOWN VIDEO LOTTERY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GROCERS HAVE FAITH IN LAKE PRESTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD PRIMARY COULD BE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*HURLEY FOLKS BAND TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*PRIMARY '88,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KELO COVERAGE WINS BY LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"AGRICULTURE WINS, AND REAGAN LOSES (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CALGARY SHOWS ITS PRIDE, FRIENDSHIP","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMPOSERS NOT PAID FOR CENTENNIAL SONG (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SALT-FREE DE-ICER MAY BE ANSWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FIRE DIDN'T CLOSE SCHWEIGERS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL--UNION FACES COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL LAND LEASE AUCTIONS TO BE HELD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO CITY OFFICIALS NAMED TO BOARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEEP IN THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DIES UNEXPECTEDLY AT AGE 65,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RULES AGAINST ETSI WATER SALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RUMOR CATCHES LAWMAKER OFF GUARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEP ROLE IN FARM BILL DEBATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JENNER MURDER TRIAL BEGINS IN HURON,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE OK'S BAN ON PAID PETITIONERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
JOHNSON RANKS 33RD IN PAC FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS OK COLLEGE NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN HOLDING OF BABY SITTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNMENT COMMODITIES RUNNING LOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LOCATION OF HALFWAY HOUSE FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*A GARDENING HOBBY GROWING IN POPULARITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LENNOX SOARS TO DISTRICT TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PATRIOTS REMAIN PERFECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WAGNER WOMAN KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SEARS TO CLOSE WHILE PRICE CHANGED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*5 NAMES ON LIST FOR USD JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TAX FREEZE OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
UTILITIES DEPARTMENT SHOULD SUPPORT ITSELF (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*FREEZE WOULD GIVE TAXPAYERS A BREAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PLAYERS PRESENT 'MUCH ADO',"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*WHITE HEART, AGELESS ROCKERS APPEAR IN CITY","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'NOISES OFF' EARNS ITS MANY LAUGHS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COUNCIL PROMOTES MARCH ARTS MONTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COUPLE PLEADS GUILTY TO DISTRIBUTING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRST BAPTIST HOLDS RENEWAL SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INAUGURAL GOWNS WILL BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ACCEPTS PLEA IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER GOOSED BY STUFFED BIRD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WATER DEPARTMENT AWARDED {dollar}345,000","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ACCIDENT KILLS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CALL FOR INDIAN PRESENCE AT WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BURIES BILL TO DESIGNATE OFFICIAL SOIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR PLEASED WITH LOTTERY PASSAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS TURN CHILDREN FOR A DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OK'S LIFTING RESTRICTIONS ON STRIKING WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BRINGING HOME THE BACON,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
APPROVAL GRANTED TO MOVE 2 CAPITOL SCULPTURES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE REJECTS DEER LICENSE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL DEBATES WATER PROJECT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CUSTER STATE PARK MEASURE SENT TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*LINCOLN TOPS WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BEARS EDGE AUGUSTANA--SDSU FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LESSONS LEARNED SERVE TAR HEELS COACH,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WRESTLERS MEET COLLEGIATE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CATTLE NUMBERS AT 29-YEAR LOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NORWEST DONATES MONEY FOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SOYBEAN ACREAGE UP 33 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
25 TOWNS COMPLETE DEVELOPMENT COURSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*{dollar}5 MILLION PROJECT PLANNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*HENKIN STILL FLYING ABOVE CROWD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
NY INVESTMENT FIRM BUYING UP STOCK,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MICROWAVE FIRM LOOKS FOR BUYER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
ESTIMATED COST OF ROUTINE MAINTENANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*ROUTINE CHECKS CAN SAVE DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1989, sect.N, p.01, col.6"
*PRESSLER TO OVERSEE NICARAGUAN VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN DECRIES LOTTERY AGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FOR SD--AT LONG LAST, LOTTO","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WINDS KICK UP A STORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA CIGARETTE UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD JOBLESS RESERVE PLENTIFUL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*BAND GIVES CHRISTIANITY POP SOUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SYMPHONY TO PRESENT EVENING OF GERSCHWIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
TOURING TROUPE'S 'MIDSUMMER NIGHT',"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
PRESSLER ABUSES FRANKING PRIVELAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SESSION PRODUCES ONE VALUABLE EDUCATION TOOL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONCERT CONFLICT BAD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONGRESS MUST BE TOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FEWER PAY HIKES WOULD HELP BALANCE BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SMOKE-FREE SKIES GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SEAT BELT SAVED BABY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
COYOTES DEFEAT SDSU 78-71,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA EARNS 99-98 OVERTIME WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*STATE WRESTLING RESULTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CHEMICAL SPILL MAY BE HAZARDOUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEAT TAPE CAUSED MOBILE HOME FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNEGASCO HOLDING RATE HIKE HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN ADMITS THEFT OF HALLOWEEN CANDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRI-STATE REFUSE LABELED DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSIONER BARKER WON'T SEEK 3RD TERM,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*QUIET TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-SPANKING BILL OFF TO GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"JOHNSON, DASCHLE POCKETING THEIR RAISES","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*1.2 BILLION MEASURE APPROVED IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ENERGY IS CONTAGIOUS AT SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PHONE SOLICITORS FACE STRICT OPERATING RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FUNDING IS CONCERN AT TREATY CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD STUDENT PLEADS GUILTY TO ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEST INDIAN ATHLETES LEARN FROM SDSU TEAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOSPITAL WILL DELIVER LAST BABY IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HUDSON SEEKS CLEANER WATER THROUGH GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SINIA MAN TUNES INTO PAST WITH RADIOS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BAR OWNER SENTENCED FOR CHILD SEX CRIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COUNTIES HAVE NO STANCE YET ON INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WINNER MAN WINS BIG IN TRUCK CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
UNION COUNTY GROUP PLANS TRADE SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*AVERAGE SNOWFALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEADWOOD TALE TOLD NATIONWIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OAHE RIVER IS EXPECTED TO RISE SOON,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CANTON MAN IS CHARGED WITH PASSING COUNTERFEIT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
KILLIAN COLLEGE HAS BEEN REACCREDITED FOR FIVE YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD CRANK SUPPLIERS ARE SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TWO AREA EDUCATORS ARE HONORED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DECEMBER FUEL SPILL SPURS MORE TESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*FLANDREAU CASINO'S FUTURE AT STAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SD FAMILIES WAIT ANXIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GROUND WAR LEAVES AREA RESIDENTS SPLIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CONGRESSMEN STAND BEHIND BUSH'S MOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
8 SD UNITS TAKING PART IN GULF WAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
DUMP SUPPORTERS ABUSING PROCESS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*'WOLVES' MAY PROMPT POOR IMITATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
LETTER WRITERS EXPRESS VIEWS ON ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
OFFICIALS SHOULD FIGHT FOR FAIR PRICES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STAND UP IN STRONG SUPPORT OF TROOPS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RIVERSIDE NEEDN'T TAKE BACK SEAT TO ANY AREA (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
NC-17 RATINGS MAKE PORN FILMS ACCEPTABLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ADVERTISEMENT SHOWS BREACH OF SENSITIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
KILLING CHILDREN IN WARTIME NOT JUSTIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*CAPITOL STAYS AWAKE DURING NIGHT'S WEE HOURS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.A, p.A1, col.2"
*SUCCESS KEEPS ON ROLLING FOR JANSSEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WILDLIFE SOCIETY TO STRESS ENFORCEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAYES COMES OFF BENCH TO LEAD SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BLACK HILLS GOLD ASKS SUIT TO BE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HONORED FOR SAFETY PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
O'HARA NAMED TO SD POSITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WATER QUALITY MEETING PLANNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN GETS LEG UP ON BUSINESS WORLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"AXTELL, WHITTIER WIN MATH CONTEST","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HEPATITIS A VACCINE TO BE TESTED IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOG STARTS FIRE THAT KILLS 144 PIGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
3 UNITS FIGHT FIRE AT DAKOTA WILDWOODS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ELECTED STATE GOP CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*YOUTH HONORED FOR QUICK RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS' SLOGAN DRAWING REPUBLICAN INTEREST,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
SENATE PASSES BUDGET RESERVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*CHURCH GIVEN SACRED ICON,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
"MERCHANTS, SHOPPERS UP IN ARMS OVER COUPONS","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MINNEAPOLIS COMPANY BUYS ABERDEEN STATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SUICIDE RULED OUT IN TRIAL DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN WEAPONS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
"ABOUREZK CRITICIZES BUSH, SADDAM HUSSEIN","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
*400 SDSU STUDENTS WOWED BY POWWOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
'ELEPHANT MAN' A RIVETING SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*PAPA JOE'S LOSSES WERE RARE INDEED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*GUNLICK'S MIDAS TOUCH STRIKES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*THE NIGHTLIFE AIN'T NO GOOD LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*BROTHER JOSEPH LEFT HIS MARK IN ALABAMA,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1991, sect.F, p.05, col.3"
*CANDIDATES OPEN FORUM AT TOP SPEED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE FACES FEW THREATS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON ON RE-ELECTION TRACK","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CANDIDATES INJECT CAMPAIGN THEMES INTO FORUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
KERREY CURTLY QUIPS AT PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*LET'S WORK ON MORALS OF NATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*YAC PROFILE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SEX AND SD TEENS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PRESIDENT DESERVES VOTE OF CONFIDENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUD BROWN TREATS ALL PEOPLE FAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NOT ALL OPPONENTS OF WAR ARE COWARDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PEOPLE SHOULD LEARN CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LARRY AGRAN WOULD MAKE GOOD PRESIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PEACE PRIZE FORUM COVERAGE IS 'SUPERFICIAL' (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PEOPLE MUST VOTE ON SCHOOL ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*RECONCILIATION A PERSONAL, NOT POLITICAL TASK","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
"FACE LIFT SAFE, BUT CARRIES RISKS","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
IOWANS CLASH IN CLASSIC TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BEST GUARDIAN SERVES CHILD'S BEST INTERESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PARK IMPROVEMENTS TOP CITY AGENDA,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STALKER MEASURE APPROVED BY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINDOW-PEEKING BILL SENT ON TO GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOT ROD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PLAY ROLES IN PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SENATOR HAS GOAL TO BE GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HANDY HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOW FAR TO YOUR DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VISITING QUAYLE FLANKED BY ALL THE RIGHT PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRIBAL CASINOS WOULD BENEFIT FROM HIGHER BET,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FFA LEADER--GROUP NOT JUST AG BASED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
A LITTLE LAUGHTER GOES A LONG WAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEW CHIEF SEES SHIFT TO LOAN GUARANTEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE OK'S VIDEO POKER TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RECYCLING CENTER THREATENED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DEADWOOD GAMBLING BILL FAILS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*HOUSE REFUSES TO PUT BOUNTY ON COYOTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S FUNDING PLAN SINKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SENATE OK'S HOME-SCHOOL MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"ISSUES LINGER, BUT CENTER NEED CLEAR (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
UNIVERSITY BILL IS CHOICE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SF SHOULDN'T REORGANIZE GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE STATE'S BIGGEST SPENDER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
JEFFERSON VOTERS REJECT BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED AFTER GUN FIRED IN HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSING MAN'S BODY FOUND; ARREST MADE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON MAN TO HEAD STATE GOP AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CLEARING THE CENTER LANE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*7-ELEVEN SUSPECTS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BAIRD INCIDENT RAISES TAX WORRIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROTHERS GET 5 YEARS FOR OPIUM SMUGGLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CENTER PLANNED AT DEAF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*READY FOR DUTY--NEW BELL 222,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
READERS' FEEDBACK WELCOME AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*JOB SEEKERS SCOUT OPENING AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
EXEMPTION WOULD BOOST ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
PHAR-MOR PLANS MORE CLOSINGS; SF STORE NOT ONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
SWIMSUIT ISSUES CAUSE A STIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
KEVIN COSTNER COULD BE PIERRE STAR ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*COOK LOVES BREADS, WORKING AHEAD","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS PLAN STRATEGY TO EASE POSSIBLE FLOODING,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEAT BELTS WON'T MEAN ROAD MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHILD RAPIST GETS LIFE PLUS 320 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOMEOWNERS CAN COMBAT FLOOD TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SENATE PASSES REGULATIONS--BARS FEATURING STRIPPERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE SNUFFS OUT DAY-CARE SMOKING BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE REJECTS STUDY OF HEALTH INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES REGISTERING SEX CRIMINALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE NARROWLY PASSES ROADWAY PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL SETS A DEADLINE FOR TEACHER NOTICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS PUSH BACK DEADLINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*PEACE OFFERING,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"GUN BILL CLEARS SENATE, NOT HOUSE","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SENATE DECLINES TO MAKE TAXING TOUGHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE PASSES COMPENSATION LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
DON'T WASTE MUCH FIXING UP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CHANGE SF COMMISSION FORM OF GOVT?,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOOD CHRISTIANS MUST POINT OUT OTHER'S SINS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CITIZENS SEEK BEST FORM OF CITY GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
INCOME-TAX HIKE ISN'T ANSWER TO HEALTH REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
NORDIC HALL ISN'T A BIG TROUBLE SPOT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
RIGHT-WING CHRISTIANS HAVE RIGHT APPROACH (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
BRULE COUNTY MUST END GARBAGE CONTROVERSY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
NORTH WOULDN'T BE ONLY QUESTIONABLE SENATOR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
EXPENSIVE FAILURE FOR US TAXPAYER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
DITCHING CAPITOL MURAL IS SIMPLY SYMBOLISM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
"PAINT RACK CRUSHES, KILLS CITY MAN, 51","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING MEETINGS TO OFFER INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN DIES OF EXPOSURE IN CAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ALLOWS GIRL'S SEXUAL HISTORY IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SYMPHONY MOVES SHOWS FROM COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S SNOW JOKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STALKING SUIT WON'T STOP GEMAR'S TRIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"JET LOSES ENGINE, BUT LANDS SAFELY","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN GETS 200 YEARS FOR KIDNAPPING BOY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD STUDENTS SELECT ASSOCIATION LEADERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN CALLS JUDGE OBSCENE NAMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PAIR DENIES CHARGES OF ABUSING CHILD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY BUSINESSES FOCUS OF WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS SIX YEARS FOR MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MILLER PLEDGES SOYBEAN PLANT AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE REJECTS BROOKINGS BAN ON BEER PERMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CALLERS SUPPORT HIRING CITY MANAGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NEW 3-STATE LOTTERY GAME MAKES DEBUT SATURDAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"FLOODING DEPENDS ON THAW, MARCH PRECIPITATION","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
"1,400 MORE MCDONALD'S BAN SMOKING","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*APARTMENTS ANCHOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*WILL HELP POOR MAINTIAN HOMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
FARMERS UNION CONVENTION WILL FOCUS ON HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*SDSU WRESTLER NOT OVERCOME BY ADVERSITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ROSENQUIST KEEPS COYOTES LOOSE, SUCCESSFUL","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY MATTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REFORM NEEDS WHOLE COMMUNITY'S SUPPORT (PROF),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES VIDEO-LOTTERY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BILL TRIES TO RESCUE DISPATCH SITES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ABSTINENCE EDUCATION REQUIREMENT ON HIT LIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FARM LENDING PROPOSAL STALLED IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
KILLS JOINT COMMITTEE TO REGULATE URBAN GROWTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES FRIVOLOUS-LAWSUIT MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL WOULD RESTORE SCHOLARSHIP FUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES COUNTY TAX REPLACEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGN MEASURE ALLOWING QUICK ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*ABERDEEN DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SPEARFISH CANYON MINING BAN PASSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PANEL RESISTS EXPANSION OF DEBT MEDIATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
NEW MEDICAL TAX WILL BE PAINFUL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
KEEP PUBLIC ACCESS TO COURT RECORDS OPEN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
LEGISLATION IGNORES TIME TAKEN BY APPEALS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ARGUS SHOULDN'T HAVE PUBLISHED ACCIDENT PHOTO (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BILL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT ABORTION IS WORSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PRESSLER BROKE PLEDGE ON LOBBYISTS' GIFTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
COMPANY'S BEHAVIOR NEEDS TO BE DEFINED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*FILM GROUP TO DISCUSS SPRING SERIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"""THE SPEED OF DARKNESS""","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BREWERY FIRST IN CITY SINCE PROHIBITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DO YOU HAVE MEMORIES ABOUT CAPTAIN 11,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KEEP BOUGAINVILLEA WARM AND IN SUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DRAMA SHOWS THE TRUTH CAN BE HARSH,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*AUGIE STRIKES GOLD IN CALIFORNIA JUCO'S,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KUDERA LIFTS DELL RAPIDS TO 5A TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MITCHELL, PIERRE TOP CLASS A WRESTLING FIELD","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICERS' HEADGEAR SEEN AS NUISANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ALCOHOL PLAYED ROLE IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOG IN INTERSTATE CAUSES 3-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN WINS {dollar}100,000 IN POWERBALL DRAWING","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TALKING CIRCLE SETS FIRST MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COLLEGE TO HONOR MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUFFED RABBIT VISITS CLASSROOM AT JOHN HARRIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF SUPERINTENDENT TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
READERS LIKE ALL-DAY KINDERGARTEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PUPILS TURN SCHOOL ROOM INTO JUNGLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE BILL WOULD STOP LOSS OF BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
RUSSIAN INSPECTORS TO VISIT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*INDICTMENT ACCUSES TYNDALL WOMAN OF MAIL FRAUD,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE WON'T PAY FOR LAKE STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*FALL RIVER COUNTY JURY AWARDS MAN, 10 MORE {dollar}5M","Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MUSICIAN TO GIVE SOLO PIANO RECITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TYNDALL GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BOA NEW ADDITION TO FFA CHAPTER'S ANIMAL NURSERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*BOARDING-SCHOOL BENEFITS/DRAWBACKS CONFERENCE TOPIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*BRANDON RESIDENT PROPOSES OUTDOOR ARCADE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*THE SIOUX FALLS POLICE DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MAN CHARGED AFTER RETURN TO SCENE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CALLERS FAVOR KINDERGARTEN CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
INMATE SIMPLIFIES MINNEHAHA COUNTY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
JUDGES GIVE REPENTANT ROBBER CHANCE AT REDEMPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SCHOOL-BOARD GATHERING TESTS OPEN-MEETING LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ALTERING LOTTERY TICKETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 24 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
USD'S FAIRY TALE HAS UNHAPPY END,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHER LAMENTS LAY-OFFS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MRS KERMIT DOCK OF SF AT A BRIDGE TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE LAND IN FOREIGN HANDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE LAND IN FOREIGN HANDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOBBLEDYGOOK SYSTEMIZED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
EARNING HIS PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MAN IN MIDDLE OF RADIO FUSS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EARNING HIS PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PAPER THANKED FOR SUPPORT OF ERA,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
READERS SPEAK ON EDITORIAL PAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
AIDE DEFENDS PRESSLER ON DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
SAYS SCHOOL LUNCH CHANGES TO INCREASE USE OF MEAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
FARM INCOME EXPECTED TO RISE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
"*ARGUS LEADER NAMES PROMOTION MANAGER, BYRON FELDMAN","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
*KEARNS MACHINERY HIRES CONTROLLER,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
*MCKENNAN ELECTS CHIEF OF STAFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
*DOUGLAS MILLER PROMOTED AT NORTHWESTERN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
"*CUPID'S ARROW, A FABRIC STORE, OPENS","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
"*ARGUS LEADER NAMES PROMOTION MANAGER, BYRON FELDMAN","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
*SIOUX VALLEY MAKES PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY ELECTRIC TO HOLD DISTRICT MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY TO HOLD ONCOLOGY SEMINARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
KEVIN VOLK NAMED BETHANY HOME SOCIAL WORKER,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.2"
GUNDERSON IS HAROLD'S SALES REPRESENTATIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.2"
SHARLA HANSON WINS IBM SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.2"
SIX MORRELL EMPLOYEES TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.2"
GAYLE KERSLAKE IS HERITAGE BOOK COUNSELOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT AWARDS UP IN STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.3"
BUSINESS COLLEGE ANNOUNCES SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.3"
NEW PARCEL POST CLASSIFICATION APPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.3"
UNITED NATIONAL TO ESTABLISH YANKTON BRANCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.3"
"*HERRIMAN, JENSEN FALL SHORT OF TITLE GOALS","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COYOTES SEE HOPES DASHED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SPARKY LIKE BREATH OF SPRING,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RACQUETBALL INTRIGUING GAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS' HEIGHT SIDELINES BALTIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BOB PERCY RALLIES FOR 705,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR FUNDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
SEASONS ANNOUNCED FOR MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
WILDLIFE WEEK GOAL-CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
DOVE SEASON GRATIFYING VICTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS-TRI-COUNTY DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
CATHOLICS WORRY ABOUT THE MORAL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*FOREIGNERS OWN 3,321 ACRES OF SD LAND","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOME FARMERS BELIEVE A BUYER IS A BUYER,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE RETURNS FROM IRAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOME FARMERS BELIEVE A BUYER IS A BUYER,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*FOREIGNERS OWN 3,321 ACRES OF SD LAND","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CATHOLICS WORRY ABOUT THE MORAL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE RETURNS FROM IRAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEADERS RALLY TO SAVE ERA,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN FOES TAKE BULL'S EYE OFF INSIGNIA,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEADERS RALLY TO SAVE ERA,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE 'SNOW' ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE PICKS HURLEY MAN AS AIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TRUCK LOAD LIMITS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*AGE NO LIABILITY IN STAYING LIMBER,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AGE NO LIABILITY IN STAYING LIMBER,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MRS CHARLES VANDERSNICK-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1979, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
HANDICAPPED KIDS FACE TOUGH TEST TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HANDICAPPED KIDS FACE TOUGH TEST TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GASOHOL FINDS FRIENDS FAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOLOIST SPARKLES IN CONCERT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*SENATE RACE WOULD DRAW NATIONAL ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNTING PROPOSAL BRINGS FURY FROM BIRD LOVERS-MINN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SENATE RACE WOULD DRAW NATIONAL ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY CAN MAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKERS LEFT JOBLESS AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHANGE AHEAD IN BASKETBALL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN SUES BEER COMPANY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PINE BEETLE INFESTATION DYING,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'CRUISING' WAITS ON COURT'S DECISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW REPEATS SHIPPING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW REPEATS SHIPPING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PINE BEETLE INFESTATION DYING,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER PIERRE BANKER DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ECONOMIC FUTURE IN 1980 CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SESSION WEARS LAWMAKERS DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAIL MEETING RAISES SD HOPES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SOLVES MAZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH VS ETHICAL CONSTRAINTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH VS ETHICAL CONSTRAINTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH VS ETHICAL CONSTRAINTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'PIPPIN' PRESENTED BY WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
PLAYBOY BUNNY GETS WORKOUT IN RACQUETBALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DICK YEAR JOINS CITY COMMISSION CONTENDERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL NAMES NEW SF HEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEES ASK REVIEW OF SD TAX LAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DICK YEAR JOINS CITY COMMISSION CONTENDERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SENATE TO REVIEW TAX LIMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*PUC FACES DIVERSE VIEWS ON GAS PIPELINE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CHANGE OF MIND A WELCOME STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
END MILITARY AID TO EL SALVADOR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CAB TELLS 4 SD CITIES AIR SERVICE WON'T BE LOST,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POLLS MIGHT CLOSE AT SAME TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LIBRARY AID BILL PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SUBDISTRICT WITHDRAWL STILL ALIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MANDAN BILL GOES TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ATTORNEY FOR SD REGENTS HIRED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW TO GET MORE SAY OVER SALARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW VETO UPHELD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PASSES MANDAN WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE VOTES {dollar}1 MILLION FOR WATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PANEL PASSES ON SMOKING BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
DOCTOR WILL TESTIFY IN ASSAULT AT PRISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
REAGAN TO WEAR SD HAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
SD BUDGET NOT BALANCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE KILLS AG LOAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HOUSE OK'S UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
ABERDEEN TRAFFIC DEATH RESULTS IN CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT TALKS PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WESSINGTON SPRINGS SUPERINTENDENT TO STAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ABERDEEN TO CHARGE SEWER FEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WILLARD WATER PRODUCTION TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WILLARD WATER PRODUCTION TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MCKENNAN HOSPITAL REMODELING UNOPPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*URBAN ROUNDUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIR OF TENSION PERVADES SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LINCOLN'S GREENFIELD REACHES GOAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"TONY ALBRECHT ACE OF WEEK, AGAIN","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WANNA FINDS SUCCESS IN BOXING,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ICE HOUSE REMOVAL DEADLINE NEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WARM WEATHER GIVES PHEASANTS BREAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FOCUS WILL BE ON LOCAL ARTS & ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDULGE IN THE ARTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GUTHRIE'S 'RAINMAKER' PRODUCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BIO-MEDICAL ETHICS SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
COMMUNICATION DISORDERS BANQUET,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
HEALTHCARE GROUP TO BE FORMED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
SCHMECKFEST ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
WELLNESS CLASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
*QUICHE GETS A TEST IN SCHOOL LUNCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DUES CUT CLOUDS SD RESEARCH GROUP STATUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD HAS 100 PERCENT DRAFT REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WARDEN WORKS TO LOCK UP SERVICE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FBI COMPLETES MATHIS TESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PHONE RATE INCREASE DENIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
NOW'S THE TIME TO AID THE LT GOVERNOR (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRY AGAIN TO CHANGE LIQUOR LICENSING (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DANIEL J'S BAR CLOSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FAIR ASSOCIATION RE-ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEYERS AGREES TO STOP SELLING STOCK,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SALESPEOPLE TO BE HONORED AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"LAWMAKERS KEEP PROMISE, DON'T RAISE TAXES","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN ASKS JUDGE TO DISMISS SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN WEATHER OFFICE TO REOPEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JAILERS SUBMIT REPORT ON COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"OIL, GAS CONFERENCE TOPIC","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PAID INFORMANT USED IN DRUG PROBE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER TELLS REAGAN FARMERS ANGRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS {dollar}61 MILLION SCHOOL AID BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*WHEN THE LIGHTS WENT OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CORSON CATTLEMAN DEFENDS FUGITIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SUES NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE FOR {dollar}10 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW YORK GOVERNOR SAYS BANKS CAN SERVE THERE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*1ST INDIAN SHERIFF IS PROUD OF BRULE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A MAN OF MANY HATS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
FOR SALE--THE GOVERNOR'S MANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*HOUSE KILLS JANKLOW'S MINIMUM GRAIN PRICING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OUT OF AIR FORCE BUT NOT AS CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"UNACCREDITED SCHOOLS, STATE MAY FACE BATTLE","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
7 OF 8 MEN ASPHYXIATED LEAVE HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ONLY FOR THE WEALTHY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"AUGUSTANA POWER FAILS, CABLE BLAMED","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
{dollar}3.1 MILLION IS NEEDED TO BALANCE STATE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARMLAND TENANTS CAN'T LOSE OUT TO PIK,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NORDICA PLANS OFFICE ADDITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABOLISH REGENT RESTRICTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN RADIO STATION TAKES PIONEERING STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR MOVES TO BUILDING HE OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE SPEAKS TODAY AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW'S PLAN FOR FREE TUITION KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MORE AID FOR SCHOOL'S GETS FIRST OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROPOSED PLANT SELLING MEMBERSHIPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIMPLER FORM MEANS QUICKER RETURN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
4 TRIBAL COUNCILS SAY NO TO NUKE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WIRETAP TESTIMONY BEGINS IN FOOD STAMPS BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DRIVER ESCAPES BEFORE HIS CAR SINKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SPRINGFIELD PLAN STILL ALIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FITZGERALD JAZZES UP SYMPHONY SEASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE BLASTS DEFOLIANT STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'DON'T WRITE ME OFF TOO SOON',"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*MONSTER GIMMICK DRAWS CROWDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE REJECTS NUCLEAR AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONFIRMATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SPEAKER--EDUCATION BEGINS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TO STUDY PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HE'D OPPOSE NEW PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HUNKING HAS MEETINGS WITH RANK AND FILE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CANADIANS FEAR GARRISON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JAPAN SHOULD INCREASE BEEF IMPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WASHINGTON COULD BECOME JUNIOR HIGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATURE TO PROMOTE LANGUAGE STUDY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NEEDS STATESMEN WITH POSITIVE FEELINGS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SHOULD HAVE GONE TO SOVIET SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ABDNOR SAYS ECONOMY MAY KILL US AG,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CHESTER MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DALE'S JAIL SENTENCE POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HILL CITY POLICE HARASS CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAWYERS ARGUE MOTIONS IN LIBEL SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN GIVEN 20 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PEOPLE IN SUBSIDIZED HOUSING GET HEATING,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SUBDISTRICT MANAGER TELLS REASON,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN BURGLAR RECEIVES 8-YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WARRANTS DON'T NEED EXACT ADDRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
{dollar}900 MILLION STATE BUDGET TO BE ACTED ON,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
AUTHORITY MAY ISSUE {dollar}250 MILLION IN BONDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BOTH HOUSES ENDORSE TEACHER FIRING,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE REJECTS JANKLOW CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GOLD SEVERANCE TAX MEASURE SENT TO GOV,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE REFUSES TO RETURN BILL TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS GIVE FINAL OK TO INFANT SEAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS OK COUNTY POOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MOBRIDGE MAN SEATED ON CEMENT PLANT BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WHEAT FEE BILL REVIVED DESPITE VETO,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE VOTES TO KEEP GASOLINE TAX AT 13 CENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SENATORS CRITICIZE 4 OF JANKLOW'S APPTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*LEGISLATORS GET FIRED UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS TO GET {dollar}3 BILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RECEIVED CHECKS FROM NUCLEAR PAC,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"COLLEAGUES AGREE ON TALK, TONE, CONTENT","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS' ENEMY IS CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CITY DOESN'T NEED BUILDINGS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T LET NUCLEAR FUSS SPREAD (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NEEDS A NEW ARTS COLUMNIST (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TAXPAYERS MAY LOSE AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*PREP ATHLETES HONORED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CENTER PROPOSAL SPARKS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPASSION FOR TODAY'S FARM CRISIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO MOTIVE FOR 'VIDEO SCRAPBOOK',"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS DON'T DO IT FOR PROFIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'CONFERENCE CALL' TO DISCUSS HOSPITAL COSTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUTZ TO SPEAK AT AGRIBUSINESS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DIRECTOR--CLOSE VO-TECH NURSING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HECTIC FINAL WEEK OF LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW GETS TOP STATE NATIONAL GUARD AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL FEDERAL RETIREES BACK ANTI-WASTE GROUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN RESEARCH CENTER TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*THEY'RE SHAWL DANCERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CBS READY TO REACT FROM SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEDICARE PATIENTS CAN'T BE KICKED OUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ARMED ROBBER HOLDS UP CITY TAVERN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ELECTION BILL DIES IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*KELO WOULD RATHER HAVE DAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DON'T BLAME ABUSE VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PLAN FOR RADAR SITES RAISES PUBLIC CONCERNS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WATER UNDER BRIDGE NOT WORTH FIGHTING (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*YOUTH FOR AMERICA,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN FACES CHARGE OF ASSAULTING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CORONA VOTES TO DISSOLVE SCHOOL DISTRICT JULY 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES AGREE TO JOIN DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEEKEND BURGLARIES LEAD TO CHARGE AGAINST 2,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PLANS FOR STREET, SEWER WORK","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE INCREASES MURDER CASE BOND,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PANEL REJECTS MAIL-ORDER TAX PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FOREIGN LANGUAGE BILL SURVIVES DESPITE VETO,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S LIMIT ON SMOKELESS TOBACCO SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW TO DECIDE OPEN COLLEGE ADMISSION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLEDGE TO SOUTH DAKOTA FLAG DIES IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATE PASSES PLAN FOR STATE SELF INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CALIFORNIA SET TO DISCUSS SD COMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HOUSE APPROVES FARM-LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKER--5 PERCENT CUT IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FLU MIGHT NOT BE FLU,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CITY LAWMAKERS STRUGGLE TO STAY UNIFIED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
OK'S BILL TO ALLOW TRADE BANKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ARIZONA EVENT ATTRACTS SD CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DELIVERS VARIETY OF SERVICES TO CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA ELIGILIBILTY RULES TOUGHENED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TWO-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY DODGES ANOTHER SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRITICS TAKE SHOT AT 21 BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"COME ON, ENOUGH IS ENOUGH (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EMOTION NOT ANSWER TO FARMERS' PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REDIRECTING MONEY MAY HELP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REGAN SHOULD RESIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CHANGE STATE TAX SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
SAY NO TO A SEAT BELT LAW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
RIGHTS EXTEND FROM DUTY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SAY NO TO A SEAT BELT LAW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CONSENT PLAN POSES BURDEN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
COOPER TAKEN TO HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-GOVERNOR HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATIONS TO AIR READING SERIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT CHARGED WITH GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT HONORED FOR WINNING ESSAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON BARGAINS FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHANGE IS IN THE AIR FOR BELL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FUEL TAX INCREASE RUNS DRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUNDS AIRLINES' CASE AGAINST SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY BACKS APPEAL FOR EMERGENCY MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ECONOMY IN HEARTLAND BEATING STRONG,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BROKEN TAIL LIGHT LEADS TO CAPTURE OF ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE PRESIDENTS DELIVER LETTERS OF PROTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PATENT FOR STATE'S DE-ICER PRODUCT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY HIRES PLANNING OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WOMAN TURNED DOWN BY AMBASSADORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
POPULATION DENSITY IN STATE COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BILL TO BAN BALLISTIC KNIVES GETS FINAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ELEVATOR BOND BILL GIVEN FINAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES PLAN TO BOOST TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S EXTRA MONEY FOR CROWDED PRISONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE REVIVES BILL TO GIVE VOLUNTEERS IMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*DUBBELDE RECEIVES DISABILITY AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*SNOW QUEEN CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CITY LIBRARY HONORS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*REICHERT HOPES TO MOVE UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SURVIVAL WON'T COME EASILY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JENNER TRIAL OPENS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*TOWN YOUTH LEAVE BRITTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"*TYPICAL, JUST AS PEOPLE LIKE IT","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TOWNS STRUGGLING ALL OVER US,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*SOME FAMOUS NATIVES OF SMALL TOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON PERSONAL PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BILL WILL HELP INMATES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BILL 181 WOULD DEAL WITH ILLEGAL MATERIAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NAVY BETTER OFF WITHOUT QUITTER (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA SCORES IN OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PATRIOTS HAVE SHOT AT GYM TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ABERDEEN MAN SENT TO HUMAN SERVICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANDERSON PREPARING FOR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS TO ASSIGN DELEGATES AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAPANESE FIRM BUYS 225 CATTLE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SWENSON SEEKS NATIONAL UNION POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WILKA STATES INTENT TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RECOMMENDS RAISE FOR STATE EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROBERTSON CAMP PONDERS RECOUNT REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON CRITICAL OF NAME-CHANGE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*GUARD UNIT TO EXERCISE IN S KOREA,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SAYING GOOD-BYE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL TO REGULATE BINGO GETS FINAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"LAWMAKERS, HEALTH OFFICIALS REWORK AIDS BILL","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOTTO BILL FAILS BID FOR SENATE CONSIDERATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE REJECTS HOUSE VERSION OF DAY CARE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINING INITIATIVE PROPOSES PROFIT TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MORRELL UNIONS REACH SETTLEMENT ON STRIKE VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MOUNT RUSHMORE PROTESTERS FINISH JAIL TERMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SENATE WON'T INCREASE PAY FOR LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESIDENTS APPROVE BUCKLEY AS INTERIM HEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
LOCAL FINANCE OFFICIALS AT A LOSS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER 'ARGUS' PHOTOGRAPHER AT SCENE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WRESTLING MEET BEGINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER HASN'T MADE UP HIS MIND,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
INDIAN PROBE ANGERS AREA TRIBAL LEADERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
*DROWNING IN YOUR PLASTIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
'MUCH ADO' GIVES LIVELY EVENING,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"VALENTINE FUND RAISER NETS {dollar}7,700","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TOWER SHOULD WITHDRAW (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHY SHOULD UNION LIKE REPLACEMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MAJOR PREMISE OVERLOOKED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*WRESTLING FAMILY SHOOTS FOR THE TOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'A' WRESTLING CROWN IS STILL UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ACCIDENT VICTIM REMAINS HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BIRD CUTS B-1B FLIGHT SHORT AT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOMB THREATS HIT 3 SCHOOLS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY PLANNING FOR ST PATRICK'S DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGHMORE WOMAN DIES IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON INKS DRUG LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FINISHING TOUCHES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDICT 20 FOR STUDENT LOAN FRAUD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON EXPECTS TAX LIMIT ON 1990 BALLOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PONDERS CHANGES FOR DEADWOOD GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REPORTS OF A BILL'S DEATH CAN BE ...,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARENA ASKING FOR PERMANENT BEER LICENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MANUFACTURER HAS PROFIT OF {dollar}4.9 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AMENDMENT PROPOSED FOR ENVIRONMENTAL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR ASKS CHURCHES TO PRAY FOR RAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICE DEVELOPMENT MAY SEAL MALL'S FATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*A BITE OUT OF THE ICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
17 MILLION PRISON PLAN PASSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PARTIES, MICKELSON HAPPY WITH SESSION","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*AIRLINE SMOKING BAN BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*FORBES DIES, LEAVES MANY SD FRIENDS","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS ANGERED BY CANCER VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DESERVES SO-SO MARK AT BEST (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRIBES SHOULD BE GIVEN CHANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OBITUARIES PROVIDE BOX SCORE OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COVERAGE IS SELECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WRONG PEOPLE TAKE UP PRISON SPACE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ADVICE/OPTIONS TAINTED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MONEY IS WORTH TO HURT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
REYNOLDS NEEDS NEW TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CLINIC BOYCOTT IS UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
PRESSLER MISSPEAKS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
INMATES DEATH CHILLING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"*COACH FEELS FRUSTRATION, NOT BURNOUT","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COYOTES RALLY PAST AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPRINTER PACES USD TO REPEAT TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SCHOLL EXCELS AS WRITER, WOOD CARVER","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS SOD BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MATHCOUNTS NAMES JUNIOR HIGH WINNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PIERRE CAR CRASH KILLS 1, INJURES 2","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WIFE OF LOCAL PASTOR OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"2 TREATED, RELEASED AFTER CAR ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CALIFORNIA PRIMARY CHANGE MAY AFFECT SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SLATE FOR SCHOOL, CITY ELECTION SLIM","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PERFORMING ARTS TO UPSTAGE MITCHELL THEATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOUSE MEMBER SUGGESTS LIMITING BILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WE WILL PERFORM ABORTIONS IN RAPID CITY IF NEEDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*JOURNALISM SCHOOL NAMES AWARD WINNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS BAR ON GREGORY MAIN STREET,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN NOT HAPPY WITH AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANTON TO REMOVE CAR BODIES FROM CREEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS UNHAPPY WITH GARRISON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WEST CENTRAL BOARD PLANS EDUCATION FUTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*BLINDNESS DOESN'T STOP CARPENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ELK POINT CHURCHES START YOUTH MINISTRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"AIRLINES TO DISCUSS YANKTON SERVICE, RATES","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"MICKELSON, STAFF TAKE CAPITOL ON THE ROAD","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"MICKELSON, STAFF TAKE CAPITAL ON THE ROAD","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*WILLIAMSON GETS JOB DONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HOG PROFITS CAN BE HIGHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*CANTON CAR DEALER OFFERS A SIMILAR DEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
RESEARCHER--ALCOHOL GAS POLLUTES AIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*AIDE'S JOB--GOVERNOR'S DOORKEEPER,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*SETS ASIDE CAREER TO RETURN TO FIRST LOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*DON'T SKIP THE DAKOTADOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1990, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*SILVER VALLEY SOUTH IS A MIDDLE-CLASS MODEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LACK OF NEWS DOESN'T BOTHER RELATIVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*GROWING UP, GROWING APART","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'HEARTSOUNDS' COMBINES HUMOR WITH MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA ARTS CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MCKENNAN HOSPICE TRAINING,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SOME PORN FOES WOULD GO TOO FAR (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD HAS MONEY MOTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VANDALS DAMAGE CAR OF GI SERVING IN GULF (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOME HELPS WOMEN IN CRISIS PREGNANCIES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
THOSE WHO REJECT WAR SHOULD STAND TOGETHER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FERTILIZED EGG MAY BE COLONY OF PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MANY HEALTHY WOMEN SUFFER MISCARRIAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DASCHLE--WASTE MEETINGS PENDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ESSAY DEADLINE MARCH 29,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST TEEN IN BREAK-IN CHARGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER 2-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SENATE DEMOCRATIC LEADER LIKES SMALL-TOWN LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION SMOKEOUT LIKELY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOUR HOUSE MEMBERS RENEW TEACHING TIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DISABLED VET NETS TOP VOLUNTEER AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*LEGISLATORS PUT 'REAL' JOBS ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOSPITAL EXPANSION PROJECT TO BE OUTLINED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD IS FINALIST FOR SCIENCE GRANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
15 CLAIMS FILED FOR VACCINE REACTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MITCHELL SEEKS TOURISTS BEYOND CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"BUILDING FUND-RAISER NETS {dollar}68,500 FOR SCHOOL","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*LUDWIG RAN TOWARD HIS 112 DREAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMBAT PAY CONSIDERED EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COMMITTEE CHANGES MILLING-PLANT OFFER,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"IMPORTING ELK, DEER HALTED FOR 90 DAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
OUTPUT JUMPS 76 PERCENT IN '90,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*ACTIVISTS GIVE AWAY CONDOMS AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BATTLE GOES TO BALLOT BOX,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE OK'S BILL MANDATING CHASTITY EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMY IS NUMBER 1 ISSUE FOR VOTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*KIDDIES CRUNCH CORN FLAKES WITH KERREY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*STRONG BELIEFS CARRY SENATOR'S CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
KERREY CLOBBERS CLINTON IN 'MISLEADING' AG AD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*'PRIVATE IDAHO' FAILS IN SHAKESPEAREAN EFFORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*ELLIS BRINGS ACCLAIMED MUSIC HERE WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PAULSEN HAS FUN IN PERENNIAL PRESIDENTIAL RUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
NEBRASKAN TAKES POST WITH SD SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
"GOVERNOR DESERVES BOOS, IS DECEITFUL (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MORALITY OF SOME LEGISLATORS QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRIMARY PRODUCES SOME REAL WINNERS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL CHOICE NOT SAME AS PARENT INVOLVEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"CHELATION THERAPY GOOD, LESS COSTLY (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LANDFILL FEE INCREASES CUTTING INTO PROFITS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LEWIS DRUG EMPLOYEES MAKE IT A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CHASTITY BILL SEEMS TO HAVE LITTLE CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DON'T LOCK GOD OUT WHEN GOVERNING NATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CLINTON ANTI-WAR STAND NOT RELEVANT TODAY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CONSERVATION OFFICERS FORGETTING PRIORITIES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*CITIZENS GROUP MAKES BIG STONE BETTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE EYES MAIL-ORDER SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"NETWORK WILL LINK BUSINESSES, SCHOOLS AND GOVERNMENT","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"COLLEGES, AGENCIES GET BUSH GRANTS","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT WON'T HEAR NATURAL GAS APPEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO APPEAR ON TV WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORUM WILL DISCUSS MIDEAST QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUILDING TO BE MOVED FROM ALL SAINTS CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MANDATORY RECYCLING REJECTED BY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PURSUES SETTLEMENT IN MANURE-DUMPING CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN FREED AFTER PROSTITUTION CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BOMB SCARE CLOSES USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL CUTS NEED FOR GATES ON MOST WATERWAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRIVERS LICENSE BILL APPROVED BY PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEASURE GIVES GRANTS TO ABUSE SHELTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SALARY PLAN OK'D FOR STATE OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE SENDS 2 GANG BILLS TO GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VENTURE CAPITAL PROGRAM REVIVED IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*OWNERS SAVE HOMES, A PART OF HISTORY","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SENATE DOWNS AUTO INSURANCE LIABILITY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SENATE VOTE DELAYED ON TAX-CREDIT PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ETHANOL SUPPORT LEGISLATION SAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PANEL ADDS VIDEO LOTTERY FUNDS TO BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CORSON RESIDENTS BLAST IDEA OF HAULING THROUGH TOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*MCKENNAN CUTS 39 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY MACHINE BILL FAILS HOUSE BY ONE VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AIRPORT HOLIDAY INN PROPERTY TAX DEBT GOES BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GOVERNOR'S FINANCING PLAN SHOT DOWN AGAIN IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES CRACKDOWN ON DRUNKEN DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"SENATE APPROVES GUN BAN IN COURTHOUSES, CAPITOL","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*FETAL TISSUE TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
KILLS STUDY TO EXAMINE STATE'S LOW WAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
WHETHER 17 YEAR OLDS GET RIGHT TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HEALTH INSURANCE REFORM BILL WINS EASY APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SENATE REJECTS CHILD-SUPPORT MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
AGENCY HAS REACHED SELF-SERVING LEVEL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BILL WON'T IMPROVE QUALITY OF HOUSING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THINK TWICE ABOUT ENDANGERING KIDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'PERFECT GRANDMOTHER' DID THE RIGHT THING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PRESIDENT CLINTON'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BLOWN FUSE CUTS POWER TO HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS WORKING AT SPILL BECOME SICK,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC INPUT SOUGHT ON CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT ON CHILD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
26TH STREET EXIT GETS FEDERAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE MARK OF LENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE OK'S INJUNCTION ON TRIBAL CASINO FUNDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RECYCLING CENTER PETITION DROPPED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY BOARD DRAFTS GARBAGE ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DOCTORS DEBATE ABORTION BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GROUP TO STUDY CITY'S FUTURE DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RECYCLER MAY GET GOODWILL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*EX-TEACHER APPOINTED TO HUMANITES COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CAUSE OF TROUT DEATH REMAINS UNEXPLAINED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FOOD PANTRY JOINS DIET CENTER IN DRIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRAIN COOPERATIVE TO REBUILD ELEVATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON EDITOR RESIGNS AFTER 28 YEARS ON JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*REDISTRICTING VOTE NEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"STATE FFA HONORS MEMBERS, CHAPTERS","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STORAGE TANK BILL HAS GOOD CHANCE OF PASSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL FOR DEAF WANTS LAWSUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"APPEALS HURT TIMBER FIRMS, PRESSLER SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*US WEST NAMES VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"QUALITY, QUANTITY WILL MAKE CLASS B CLOSE","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WALLPAPER, WEDDED BLISS DON'T MIX","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*CONCERNS WITH SCHOOL FUNDING RISE NATIONALLY (PROF),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*PLANE CRASH KILLS 3 DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RECENT MELT DID LITTLE TO CUT RISK,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SEAT-BELT FOES VOW TO PLACE ISSUE ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE OK'S GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL-AID PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LAWSUIT WON'T GROUND ASTRONAUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REAL-ESTATE REASSESSMENT REJECTED BY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"INCEST MEASURE PASSES IN HOUSE, SENATE","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL TOUGHENS CIGARETTE-SALES PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CAMPAIGN FINANCE LIMITS BILL CLEARS SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RESOLUTION SEEKS SALES OF RUSHMORE CHIPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES SIOUX FALLS NATURE PARK,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"ELDERLY, DISABLED TAX-REFUND BILL APPROVED","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE BILL TARGETS YOUNG DRUNK DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WORKERS'-COMP PROPOSAL FAILS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE GIVES FINAL APPROVAL TO PRISON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*RESEARCHERS STUDY FLOOD MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BLIZZARD BLASTS PARTS OF STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
"LAWSUIT PUT SD ASTRONAUT, NASA IN THE HOT SEAT","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CITY REFORMISTS ON RIGHT TRACK (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CLINTON DESERVES PRAISE FOR HEALTH PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HIGH CIGARETTE TAX WON'T SOLVE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ADVERTISING SHOULD TELL PITFALLS OF ALCOHOL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PUB OWNER FINED FOR NUDE DANCERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS ABUSER GETS 10-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
13-YEAR-OLD FACES ASSAULT ALLEGATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SANDNESS WON'T RUN AGAIN, HE ANNOUNCES","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PRISON RIOTERS FINED ABOUT {dollar}1,500","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BALTIC ELEMENTARY BECOMES BARNYARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ESTELLINE PETITION OPPOSES MASCOT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PENITENTIARY GUARDS THWART ESCAPE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ANOTHER EAGLE INJURED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STATE EXPECTS TO RECONSTRUCT INTERCHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PERMITS BYPASS WAITING PERIODS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU'S WACIPI TO BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD ENROLLMENT RISES 2.4 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEDICAL ETHICIST TO SPEAK AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY COMMISSIONER TRIES FOR FULL TERM,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RURAL ARTESIAN BOY DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRASH KILLS WOMAN ON HIGHWAY 79,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BEEKEEPERS AWAIT WORD ON TARIFFS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JOHNSON BECOMES SUBCOMMITTEE HEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ACCIDENT INJURES TWO,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PRICE FOR FUEL OIL GOES DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*60 ARTISTS CONTRIBUTE TO ANNUAL EXHIBITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALL MUSIC CREATED EQUAL TO COMPOSER,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIP ACROSS CULTURES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*NCC TOURNEY SPOTS DECIDED THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ELLSWORTH AIR FORCE BASE ON PENTAGON HIT LIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE KILLS MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"PRISON BILL STILL ALIVE, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HANSON PAID HUNKING {dollar}5,000","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TRIBES COULD COPY DEADWOOD CASINO EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR CAN BE UNDER 25,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE REVIVES IDEA OF TOURISM TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"FARMS, CLUBS RETAIN TAX BREAKS","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
TOP JANKLOW AIDE TESTIFIES FOR TOBACCO TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*ELDERLY SOUTH DAKOTANS SPEAK UP ABOUT THEIR WORRIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PUNK BAND SWIVEL HEAD PLAYS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PBS SHOULD BE WILLING TO SHARE OX (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ED TAX REFORM MAY PREVENT REVOLT (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
WISCONSIN FOUND FLAW IN UNBORN CHILD LAW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRESSLER'S SOUND BITES DON'T REFLECT HIS VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BILL WOULD GET FREE MARKET BACK ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
IOWAN WOULD BOYCOTT SD OVER MEDICAL TAX (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
TEN COMMANDMENTS USEFUL LAW FOR PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
CHINOOK DUMPS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MARRIED MINORS CAN'T DRINK HERE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEXAS MAN ADMITS TO RAPE OF CHILD,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNCIL MEMBER TO UNDERGO SURGERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNTER ORGANIZATION CONDUCTS WORKSHOPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER CHARGES FILED IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FREESIA SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AGING SCHOOLS CHALLENGE DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CULTURAL GULF NARROWS AS STORIES ARE SHARED,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PLEADS NO CONTEST FOR NEGLECTING ILL WIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VALLEY SPRINGS FATHER ACCUSED OF CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIAL: DUNBAR PLANS WON'T CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUTCHINSON VOTERS REPEAL ZONING LAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SPOKESMAN: PORK PRODUCERS MADE GAINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
EROS TO MANAGE SATELLITE IMAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"LIFE-SIZE MIR BOUGHT TO PROMOTE SCIENCE, HE SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*FOAMING FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FAST VEHICLE HITS VERMILLION PARKED CARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COUPLE LEAVES SCHOOL JOB TO BE PROFESSIONAL DANCERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TRIBAL COLLEGES DEVELOP PROGRAM HELPING CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE APPROVES PLAN TO NOTIFY BUYERS OF SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"MUSEUM, REC CENTER ON RAPID CITY LIST","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WORKERS ACCIDENTALLY WASH GOVERNOR'S CAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SENATORS STALL CONFIRMATIONS OF BASE-CLOSING PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CORN GROWERS FEEL OPTIMISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COURT REJECTS BOYD COUNTY LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
LEAD SEEKS MORE FUNDING TO FIX LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*GOD'S GREATNESS WILL LAST FOR ALL TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
"*DOGS, CATS GET 'WIERD' WATER NOW","Argus LeaderFeb 25 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*ECLIPSE IS 'COOL' EARTHLINGS PROCLAIM,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ICE HARVEST PRESERVES TRADITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BIBLICAL BASIS CITED FOR DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LONG-RANGE HOPE IN SYNTHETIC OIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SAYS REPUBLICAN WANT TO CRUSH ALL OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
ADVICE FOR MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
DISPUTES ARGUS EDITORIAL-WOULD TAKE TAX OFF FOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
PRAISE FOR TOM DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
EQUAL RIGHTS OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
"1978 CATTLE, HOG PRICES ARE RECORD","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
AG PANEL HEAD CALLS FOR WHEAT MARKET HELP,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
ABOUREZK-IRAN OIL NOT THAT CRUCIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SMALL PIERRE OFFICE FOCUS OF WOMEN'S BATTLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ICE-HARVESTING DAY BROUGHT BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SMALL PIERRE OFFICE FOCUS OF WOMEN'S BATTLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACTRESS JOINS PIERRE ERA LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ACTRESS JOINS PIERRE ERA LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"UNO, UND IN-COYOTES LEFT OUT","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JACKRABBITS CLAIM WOMEN'S BASKETBALL CROWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SENATE TAKES UP TAXES-HOUSE GETS ERA,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SENATE TAKES UP TAXES-HOUSE GETS ERA,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SENATE TAKES UP TAXES-HOUSE GETS ERA,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
EAST RIVER AWAITS GRANT APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SUPREME COURT APPEAL FILED IN STATE'S 'LEE MARVIN SU,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
FISCHER SAYS SHE HAD RUPTURED DISC,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
NATIONAL PARK VISITATIONS UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
CITY PROJECT FROZEN IN DOLLAR PINCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
THE MILWAUKEE COMES TO A HALT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*WOMAN CRITICIZES MCGOVERN'S ABORTION STAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*WOMAN CRITICIZES MCGOVERN'S ABORTION STAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EVEN ABC COULDN'T MASK USA'S HOCKEY VICTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS RESERVATION PROSECUTION BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS GETS MORE STATE AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANDICAPPED CLASSES TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANDICAPPED CLASSES TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS RESERVATION PROSECUTION BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS RESERVATION PROSECUTION BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS GETS MORE STATE AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS RESERVATION PROSECUTION BAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY CUTS DOG, CAT LICENSE FEES","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY FLIP-FLOPS ON TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INMATES' PETITIONS MOCK JUDICIAL SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INMATES' PETITIONS MOCK JUDICIAL SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WE NEEDED THAT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE CRITICIZES SECRET SESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE DELAYS BRISSEY'S REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
12 UNION EMPLOYEES RETURN TO WORK AT PIPELINE CO.,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEMOCRATS TO PICK DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OF COWBOY BOOTS AND LEISURE SUITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OF COWBOY BOOTS AND LEISURE SUITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LEGISLATORS HAGGLE OVER MONEY, RAILS","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUEL TAX PROPOSED FOR RAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUEL TAX PROPOSED FOR RAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SDSU ELECTRIFIES CROWD WITH ""CUCKOO'S NEST""","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF WORKSHOP FEATURES 5 COMMUNITY THEATRE PLAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*COODER, HARRIS HAVE DIVERGENT ROCK STYLES","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU ELECTRIFIES CROWD WITH 'CUCKOO'S NEST',"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF WORKSHOP FEATURES 5 COMMUNITY THEATRE PLAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLAY POKES FUN AT HYPOCRISY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MINNESOTA RADIO SHOW TO AIR FROM MADISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FREE CONCERTS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RASHAD KEEPS RUNNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-STEEL GROUPS BATTLING OVER GF & P,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*EASTERN SD FACING DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"UNACCREDITED SCHOOL BILL OK'D, GOES TO JANKLOW","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"UNACCREDITED SCHOOL BILL OK'D, GOES TO JANKLOW","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JURY EXPECTED TO RULE IN RAPE CASE TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KULL FORMALLY ANNOUNCES CITY COMMISSION CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
KULL FORMALLY ANNOUNCES CITY COMMISSION CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
18-YEAR-OLDS BANNED FROM DRINKING BEER,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FEDS--WE'LL HELP WITH THE RAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BACKWARD STEPS FOR COLLEGES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LITTON CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LITTON CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
URGES CHANGE IN LAW ON ANNULMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER DEFENDS ACCREDITATION BASIS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TEACHER DEFENDS ACCREDITATION BASIS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ACTION ON MAIN SPEAKING BILL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRATS SCRAMBLE TO REPAY DEBT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"SCHOOL, CITY VOTES MAY BE ON SAME DAY","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW GETS FAMILY VIOLENCE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SENATE VOTES {dollar}225 MILLION FOR HOUSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ACTION ON MAIN SPEAKING BILL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE GOP RE-ELECTS PARISH,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SENATE BACKS ETSI WATER USE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OK'S SUMMER STUDY OF MANDAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE GOP RE-ELECTS PARISH,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW GETS FAMILY VIOLENCE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SENATE BACKS ETSI WATER USE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"MAN SEES DROWNING BOY, FINDS IT'S HIS SON","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
"STATE KILLS, FEDS MULL HYDROELECTRIC PLANT","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"STATE KILLS, FEDS MULL HYDROELECTRIC PLANT","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PSYCHOLOGIST LICENSE LAW VOTE TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TAX VOTE BILL HITS SENATE FLOOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DEBATE OVER OAHE BREAKS UP MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
DEBATE OVER OAHE BREAKS UP MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
"HIGH INTEREST RATES HELP, HARM STATE CEMENT PLANT","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PANEL SUSPECTS ANOTHER IN BUGGING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PAY TOILET BILL TRASHED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DEMOCRATS MAY CONTEST PATRONAGE DISMISSALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
DEMOCRATS MAY CONTEST PATRONAGE DISMISSALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
RIVER WATER MAY IMPROVE AQUIFER QUALITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
DEMOCRATS MAY CONTEST PATRONAGE DISMISSALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*SPORTSMAN OF YEAR EPITOMIZES RASHAD PHILOSOPHY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SPORTSMAN OF YEAR EPITOMIZES RASHAD PHILOSOPHY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WHO SAID--NO SUCH THING AS A FREE RIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS FACE LENGTHY AGENDA,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SPRING FILM FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'DA' HAS A SUPERB PREMIERE (FINE),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS HEALTH SPOTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HE WAS SAVED BY FITNESS URGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"ENERGY IMPACT FUND, MEDICAL TUITION WAIVER IN LIMBO","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STAFFING PROBLEMS CLOUD OPENING OF OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5 AIRLINES INTERESTED IN SERVING EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN QUESTIONS COST EFFECTIVENESS OF BIA,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MILWAUKEE ROADS SALE THREATENS JOB SECURITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BUREAU SHUFFLING SHOULD BE QUESTIONED (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DEFENDS REPORTERS, CRITICIZES GOVERNOR (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VA PROJECT REVIEW CAN BE OVERDONE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHARLOTTE CARVERS ROLE IN ARTS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ELMWOOD UNFAIR TO WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MINN MAN SENTENCED IN MARIJUANA CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PHONE COMPANY TO APPEAL RATE RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLAY COUNTY HAS YOUNGEST POPULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FEDS TO GIVE AWAY MORE CHEESE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WATT ANNOUNCEMENT QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
{dollar}2 MILLION SUIT AGAINST MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HANSEN SAYS IT'S A SAFE BET HE'LL RUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIPP COUNTY HIRES PIERRE LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*THE BIG AIRLINE GIVEAWAY GAMBLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE REQUESTS EXTRA SECURITY FOR HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW'S CONFIDENT HE CAN WIN LIBEL SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MEANS SEEKS TOP TRIBE JOB--PLATFORM OF INDEPENDENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"KYKC KEEPS PROMISE, READER SAYS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
NURSING CONVENTION A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
YMCA GRATEFUL TO JAYCEES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CUT-RATE FARM AND BUSINESS LOANS APPROVED BY SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE--BIG MONEY COULD WRECK POLITICAL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE SPLITS SIOUX FALLS AREA INTO 5 SMALL DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY CONVICTS 2 MEN OF ROBBING CITY BANK,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY BUYS LAND FOR NEW CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PANORAMIC VIEW,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HUNKING WILL SEEK COMMISSION JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW HAS ETSI FIGHT PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PROTESTORS THREATEN OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"A SIMPLE SOLUTION FOR FAIR, COMMISSION (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CEMETERY RULING WILL HAVE FAR-REACHING EFFECT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DOUBTERS INVITED TO VISIT NON-ACCREDITED SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SHOULDN'T WORK FOR SPECIAL INTERESTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'GHANDI' EXCELLENT FILM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FINE HELPED TO RAISE CONSCIOUS LEVEL OF ARTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DRAWBACK IN US WORKERS ON SOCIAL SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TEACHER WANTS BILL NUMBERS INCLUDED IN STORIES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE GETS BANK BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE DUMPS USED CAR SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL APPROVES CREDIT CARD BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW GETS HAY HAULER BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JORGENSEN STILL FIGHTING FOR LIQUOR BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE BACKS REPEAL OF TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS FIRE ATTRIBUTED TO SMOKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"STATE BUYS PLANE FOR {dollar}765,000","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TANK BURSTS--HARRISBURG MAN BURNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN TESTIFIES ON FOOD STAMP HEIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HILLS RETURN WRITTEN INTO BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE CHOIR EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
OGLALA SIOUX MAN CONVICTED OF STEALING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*1-WOMAN PLAY TO JUDGE SOCIETY'S ATTITUDES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
DEFENDING CHAMP KOUPAL--THIRD PLACE SATISFYING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'VOTE YOUR CONSCIENCE',"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
USD-SPRINGFIELD UP FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE OK'S {dollar}879 MILLION BUDGET PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MARATHONERS FACE TOUGH OLYMPIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS FOOL EXPERTS WITH FEE AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA'S GROSS SHOWS SPRINT FORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*GROUP GATHERS GRAIN TO SELL COLLECTIVELY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS LOOK FOR WAY OUT OF CREDIT PINCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGHLIGHTS FROM 1985 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARION SCHOOL FIRING SPARKS PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE IGNITES HOME'S INTERIOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HERSETH--WATER PLAN ACTED ON TOO QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HERON LAKE BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PETERSON'S STORE CLOSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DOLE SEES SAFER SKIES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WINS YOUNG COLUMBUS CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS BATTLE BURNOUT BLUES (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROPERTY OWNERS FAVOR CHEMICAL TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOUNT RUSHMORE MAILBAG (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DISTRICTS GIVEN MORE POWER OVER SOIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DAHL WAS FORMER AUGUSTANA PROFESSOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
FAIL TO GIVE NUCLEAR WASTE AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*SUPER SATURDAY CHALLENGES CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
KIDNEY FOUNDATION HAS SEAFOOD SALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRUCK LOAD RESTRICTIONS TAKE EFFECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HEAD LICE KEEP CHILDREN HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LANDOWNERS TO VOTE ON TURKEY-CLAY CREEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RAPID CITY FIRM SUES EXXON,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
3 MILLION NATURAL GAS CUSTOMERS SIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PRIVATE FIRM MAY RUN FOREST SERVICE PARK,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
TO SPEAK AT SIOUX FALLS AGRICULTURE SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
NORTH DAKOTA SEEKS NEW NUKE WASTE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
DRAM SHOP BILL STALLED BY TIE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
ROBBENHOLT RETURNS AFTER WEEK IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.6"
*FLANDREAU COMPANY CUSTOMIZING VANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
CARTER PAPERS WON'T BE CAMPAIGN ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SHORTBULL REMAINS THIRD IN PRIMARY RESULTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*REPRESENTS A LIFETIME DONATED TO MUSIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHELLEY CALDWELL ENJOYS COOKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*WESTERN MALL WORKING TO REGAIN GLORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
OWNERS INTEND TO SELL NEW TOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL PROMOTES 5 IN BEEF DIVISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
CONCENTRATES ON GROOMING RETAILERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL MEN ON NATIONAL SAVINGS PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.6"
LEGISLATORS JOIN JANKLOW TO TELL STORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CANOVA FIRES PRINCIPAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THEIR TRIP DOES NOT GO UNNOTICED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MEETING WITH REAGAN FRUSTRATES GOVERNORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SENATE BEGINS DEBATE ON FARM CREDIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*JANKLOW URGES SENATE ACTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*'NIGHTLINE' HEARS JABS BY JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
ESCAPES AT SPRINGFIELD PRISON (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FARM VOICES SHOULD UNITE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*SHOW ME STATE'S 'D.J.' JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATE CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BILL TO SUSPEND PUBLIC OFFICIALS ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD INCREASE CHILD ABDUCTION PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRAINAGE LEGISLATION GETS SENATE APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW VETOES STATE TUITION LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSING CATTLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW PANEL MAY HEAR COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES GRASSHOPPER CONTROL BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TATTOO BILL GAINS FINAL LEGISLATIVE APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER MAIN BILLING STILL BAFFLES COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE--WE WEREN'T AT FAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TEMPERATURE IN 50S,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MICKELSON COMMITTEE HAS 6 LOCAL MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL MAN DIES FROM FALL ON STOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOLS PLAN TO BE TOPIC OF 6 PUBLIC MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE UPHOLDS SETTLEMENT IN PHONE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROSTITUTION GROWING PROBLEM FOR ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARSON SUSPECTED IN DEADWOOD SCHOOL FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CITY'S GAS PRICES RISE AFTER BRIEF DIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"NURSING PROGRAM ENDS DUE TO COST, LACK OF JOBS","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POST OFFICE TO START SEARCH FOR NEW POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SD AMONG 29 STATES WITHOUT SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
COLORADO COURT ORDERS TRIAL IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HANSEN WILL LEAD TOASTMASTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*THOMAS PRESIDENT OF SERTOMA CLUB,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
INFECTION CONTROL NAMES LEADERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
ABOUT-FACE ON NUCLEAR COMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLICE DOWNPLAY RASH OF ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HERE ARE CITY'S 1986 ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW TO GET FARM PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MIDWEST LOSING STRONG VOICE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSINESSES SHOULD FOOT BILL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SPRINGFIELD MAKING BEST OF BAD SITUATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUDGET BILL NOT THE PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SUPPORT FUNDING FOR CPR (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*PRETTY AS A PICTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEARING ON SCHWARTZ LABOR PRACTICES ENDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S MORATORIUM BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 16 YEARS ON GRAND THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORTIMER ANNOUNCES END OF LEGISLATIVE CAREER,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO BID FOR THIRD LEGISLATIVE TERM,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE WINS AS PROPOSED HERITAGE CENTER SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW METHOD PEERS INSIDE HUMAN BODY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SUSPECT IN SLAYING GETS INQUIRY AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ELECTION BILL'S DEATH WORRIES 4,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY OK'S LAND FOR PLANNED CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GASOLINE DEBATE SPREADS TO ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BUSINESSMAN IS NEW REGENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS RANK LOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"EISENHOWER CENTER, AN INTERESTING STOP (YEAGER)","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*LUNDIN, MISLINSKI FIGHT ODDS","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
VERMILLION'S SMALL WANTS TO COMPLETE SWEEP,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STORM SLUSHES THROUGH STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AQUIFER MAY QUENCH FUTURE THIRST,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GAS LEAK EFFECTS SPREAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PATIENTS FAST IN WEIGHT-LOSS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PLAY BRINGS JEWISH NEW YORK TO MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CITY WILL HOST THEATER COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FARM APPRECIATION EVENT MARCH 6,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TEEN PARENTING CLASSES START TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ARTS IS SUBJECT OF POETRY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CREATIVE COOKING SEMINAR MARCH 7,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*DO MORE WITHOUT RAISING TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON A PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
AID TO CONTRA REBELS SHOULD ... (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*SIBLINGS IN HILLS-BEAVER CREEK TEAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPIRIT MAKES UP FOR LINCOLN INJURIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*HUSKER COACH RECALLS GREATEST GAME EVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AGREEMENT NEAR ON PATH CROSSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL PROVIDES FUNDS FOR RESIDENCY PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESEARCH PLAN GOES TO GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS INDICTED IN FRAUD,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VICTIM NOTICE BILL OK'D BY SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MEMORIES OF LEBANON FOR HURON MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"COURT BARS STATE, LOCAL CONTROL OF INDIAN GAMES","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON TAX PLAN GOES TO FULL HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL BINGO OPERATORS CRITICIZE DECISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"UNION OFFICIALS JOIN TO TAKE ON TAX HIKE, BELL BILL","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NICARAGUAN BISHOP TO VISIT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL TO REGULATE SMOKING SQUEAKS BY PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL WOULD TAX CATALOG BUYS BY SD RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL REJECTS PENALTY FOR CHILD SAFETY VIOLATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE OK'S BILL ABOUT BOOK LOANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RETIREMENT RULE LIFTED IN HOUSE VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SONGSTAD TO TRY AGAIN FOR LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"SWIFT CLOSING SEEMS CERTAIN, STEWARD SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HOUSE APPROVES DRIVER RECORD BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FOOD STAMPS PROGRAM IN COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*STUDENTS EARN WHILE LEARNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PUKWANA SCHOOL TO STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
VIDEO LOTTERY BILL DEALT ANOTHER LOSS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HANDICAPS DON'T CLOUD PREP'S VISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SMALL TOWN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*EXPERTS SAY MANY TOWNS ARE IN PERIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*CASTLEWOOD GETS BETTER WITH TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*SOUTH DAKOTA'S MOST ENDANGERED TOWNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SF FOUNDERS WOULDN'T SETTLE FOR NUMBER 2,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*KRANZBURG'S PIONEER WOULD BE PROUD,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*USE EGGS TO FIGHT CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TOWNS MUST ADAPT TO NEW ERA (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'BLOOM COUNTRY' DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"'FAR SIDE' HAS FANS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
STORY MISREPRESENTED BACKING FOR PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*MUSICIANS BRING FRESH AIR TO CONCERT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HILLYER'S DA LEADS USD PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ACCIDENT VICTIM REMAINS SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONS AGREE TO IMPROVE ROADS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITALS TO GIVE BEEF TO CHARITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T DISMISS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRUCK BRINGS BLAZE TO FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BANKERS SAY FARM INCOME IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHANGE NAME TO IMPROVE IMAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHILD HAD 70 WOUNDS--CORONER,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES LIVESTOCK LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOLIDAY INNS FIGHTING TO KEEP AFFILIATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*RECOUNT QUESTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN CANNOT RECOVER ALIMONY--COURT RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN NARRATES MOUNT RUSHMORE VIDEO,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT DEVELOPING TEAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEB BOARD SELECTS NEW MANAGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
20-YEAR-OLD ARRESTED IN DEATH OF MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSING PRICES STEADY IN CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STUDENT POLLSTERS MISTREATED--TEACHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PLANS MOVE AHEAD FOR YANKTON,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
OK BILL OUTLINING PETITION RULES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TELEPHONE DEREGULATION BILL SIGNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT TAX BREAK FOR EMPLOYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENATE PASSES OPERATING BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*WRESTLER HOPES FOR CHANGE OF LUCK,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
TROJANS CAPTURE 7A TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*A NUCLEAR VISION GONE BUST,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PINNING DOWN PERFECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ABOUT THIS REPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
OLD DANGERS LINGER IN NEW ERA (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEMOCRATS' MATURITY SLIPS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TIPS SHOULDN'T BE SUBSIDIES FOR WAGES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
REVIEWER IS TOO CYNICAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DASCHLE OFF THE MARK (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
JOIN IN WAR AGAINST ALCOHOLISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
WHAT IS SECULAR HUMANISM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SPORTS STARS BETRAY KIDS WITH LIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*BROOKINGS, KIMBALL CLAIM TITLES","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PIONEER WRESTLING COACH BROKE DOWN BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
USD WOMEN WIN TRACK TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SD GETS IN BOWLING SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*CAPTAIN JOHN'S FISHING GAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
FISHING OFFICIAL ASKS FOR END...,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
BRANDON MAN HURT IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO CHARGES PLANNED IN ABERDEEN CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIPESTONE SCHOOL CAN KEEP MASCOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS RALLY FOR BETTER PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER COMMISSIONER GERKEN DEAD AT 66,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANDERSON CAFE'S OWNERS READY TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOP ELECTS ADAMS AS CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE AMENDS BILL ON STRIKE RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FINAL ACTION ON FREEZE STALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOVERNOR'S CONTROL STYMIES DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SHUTTING OFF NUCLEAR POWER IN US,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*VIDEO LOTTERY TO THRIVE ON CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE SUPPORTS ALTERED MEASURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE VOTES TO LOOSEN BURGLARY LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RESOLUTION TAKES AIM AT FEDERAL DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL KEEPS ENVIRONMENTAL BILL INTACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
SENATE APPROVES FREE SAMPLES AT LIQUOR STORES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA LEGISLATIVE SCORECARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
GRANDMOTHER SAVES TOTS FROM COLMAN FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
USD BACKER WINS SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WELLNESS CENTER CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MITCHELL PLANS REUNION FOR VIETNAM VETS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS RANKS 92ND ON METRO LIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CITY PLANNERS CALL IT BUSY BUT NO BOOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
NEWSWOMAN IS A LEGEND,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S PAST CAN INDUCE TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1989, sect.F, p.04, col.3"
*LAB BLAST HURTS MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HARTFORD MAKES PLANS FOR GROWTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEWEST PROPOSAL--SWITCH HIGH SCHOOL NAMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LAW CANNOT ASSURE LOVE WILL PREVAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*GROWING UP TWO AT A TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SYMPHONY STRIKES UP SOUND OF GERSHWIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ARMS SPENDING PROPS PSEUDO PROSTPERITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REGIONAL PRIMARY SYSTEM--BEST HOPE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POSTAL CLERK CARES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PRESSLER TAKES CARE OF SELF (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*MAINSTREAM PRESS' VIEW OF AMERICAN INDIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HERPES SPREAD WHEN BLISTERS PRESENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*ILLNESS SEPARATES TWINS AT BIRTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ASH FIRM OFFICER SENTENCING APRIL 16,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON DRUG-FREE WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGE WON'T HINDER SOD BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAY VOTE OUT OF TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE GROUP PRAISES SMOKE-FREE SKIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GUNS GALORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ND GROUP OPPOSES SD RADAR SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WINDS ON CHANGE WON'T SWEEP BARKER,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TRIAL BEGINS IN CITY KILLING, ROBBERY","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITIZEN LOBBYISTS REFRESH SESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FLAG-BURNING RIGHTS DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COSTNER FILM DRAWS {dollar}3.5 MILLION TO STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FLANDREAU INVESTIGATES GAMBLING IMPACT IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY ASCS OFFICE GETS NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SHERIFF EXPECTS GROWING JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ELK POINT OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SD PRECIPITATION SUMMARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"REDFIELD, MILBANK WIN STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'90 WRITE-OFF FOR '89 MOVING COST,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SPEND TIME LIKE YOU WOULD MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
MOELLER TO RETURN IN O'CONNELL CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFER GREETED WITH DISBELIEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL STARTING TIMES ON TABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRANE NOT IN RUUNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ABORTION BILL GOES TO FLOOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SUPREME COURT TAKES UP ABORTION CLINIC PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
WHERE THEY STAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*QUILL ARTIST USES SHARP WIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*SOVIET SURVIVOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SEXUAL VIOLENCE TOPIC OF GENDER CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
COUNCIL TO PROMOTE MARCH ARTS MONTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CITIBANK'S BIRTHDAY IS LANDMARK FOR CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T LET LONETREE BACKERS STIFLE VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HEALTH CARE THREAT TO STANDARD OF LIVING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*GRIEBEL GUARDS MARION AGAINST OFFENSIVE FOES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*GIVE FANS SOMETHING TO COLLECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BADLANDS IS POSSIBLE FERRET RELEASE SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*EX-SENATOR NAMED TO ADVISORY COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BUSINESS CONFERENCE SET FOR APRIL 2-3,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CONTRACTORS' GROUP TO MEET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JUDGE RULES AGAINST BIRD GRAIN ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*POPINGO MOVIE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CITY'S OFFICE SPACE IS SUFFICIENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SD NATIVE TO ASSUME TOP FARMLAND POSITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
OPINION KEEPS FIRMS OUT OF SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
ARRAIGNMENT SET FOR SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY CALLED IN DE SMET DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MEETING WILL COVER RECYCLING, SOLID WASTE","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA BURGLARIES BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 PEOPLE KILLED ON SD HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SLAM DUNK,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE DEMOCRATS REJECT 1-CENT HIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRANT IS MUSIC TO TEACHER'S EARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*RECYCLING BILL MOVES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUND WAR MAY SHORTEN TOUR,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ACTION DEFERRED ON GAMBLING-ADDICT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY EYES REHAB HOME AS DETENTION FACILITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FINAL APPROVAL TO SHOOTING PRESERVE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JAMES RIVER BOARD OK'S CLEANUP PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY APPLIES FOR GRANT TO BUILD 5 NEW WELLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*POSTER FOR BUSH,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AUTHORITIES WON'T REOPEN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN CHARGED WITH DWI WHILE PRACTICE-DRIVING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SENATE SENDS MAMMOGRAPHY BILL TO GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VERMILLION POWWOW TO HONOR GULF SOLDIERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BURGLARY SENTENCE REDUCED FOR CUSTER MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BOND ISSUE TO FUND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
INSURANCE HELP FOR UNINSURED HITS ROADBLOCK,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
KILI MARKS 8TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PEEVER MAN SENTENCED FOR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*NEBRASKAN TOPS HARKIN BY 15 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS SHOW DISSATISFACTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS SPLIT OVER VIDEO LOTTERY FATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR'S TAX CREDIT PLAN EKES OUT VICTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MUENSTER FORCED OUT OF LIMELIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*KERREY FINDS SD GOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
ANCHORS AWAY FROM SD PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
PRESIDENT'S SHOWING LACKLUSTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*ECONOMIC WORRIES SWAY DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
KERREY CAN'T RELAX AFTER WIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
2 BEST MEN WIN (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GAMBLING IS VICE THRUST ON OUR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"GARBAGE IS WORST IN WHAT'S READ, WATCHED (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HISTORY REWRITING IS SHAMEFUL ACT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"ORDER, DISCIPLINE NEEDED IN CLASSROOMS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*ADULTS BUY INTO THE FUN AT TOY FAIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BREAD-MAKING IS MADE EASY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BISHOP'S COOKING AWARD-WINNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEADWOOD WAGERING HITS {dollar}25 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAAR TO USE DOG GIVEAWAY IN CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE SOLUTIONS NOT SIMPLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SISSETON MURDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CITIZEN LOBBY CAUSES, LEARN 'HOW THINGS WORK'","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD ADOPTS BUSING PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITIZEN ACTIVISTS ARE SHIFTING PART OF SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SENATE OK'S BET LIMIT BOOST,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BILL BOOSTS DEADWOOD LIQUOR LICENSE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL WOULD CREATE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FAMILY VIOLENCE BILL ADVANCES TO FULL SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES INDECENT-EXPOSURE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL REGULATION MEASURE ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES PLAN TO AID RURAL HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
APPLYING PRESSURE TO RAISE LICENSING FEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PANEL OK'S POLICY SHIFT ON WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TOWNS TO MULL PLAN ON TRASH-DISPOSAL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE OPPONENT WANTS LESS GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HOUSE REJECTS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
SDSU CLINCHES SHARE OF NCC TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*GARRETSON, TRI-VALLEY ADVANCE IN SA","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CASINO TO OPEN ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LIVESTOCK SEMINAR SET FOR CITY CENTRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BUSH-WHACKER PADDLE SOLD BY MADISON MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*BRITONS HOPE MITCHELL LAUNCH HITS NEW HIGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"ENERGY TAX TO INCLUDE ETHANOL, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOUSE OK'S STATE PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NEW LOTTO WINS OK FROM STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LANDFILL COMPACTING LEGISLATION ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE REVERSES ITSELF ON DEADBEAT PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*TRIBAL DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
DEADLINE LOOMS AS STATE BUDGET DEBATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HOUSE SAYS COUNTIES NEED COMPENSATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
PANEL SAYS CHELATION SHOULD BE OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BIG STONE WASTE PLAN GETS COMMITTEE NOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PANEL STOPS SEAT BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
TAX BURDEN FOR SPECIAL ED MAY SHIFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PRESIDENT'S PLAN DESERVES SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RESTAURANT'S TREATMENT OF HOMELESS MAN RUDE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
24-HOUR WAITING PERIOD FOR ABORTIONS GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MINING TAX EXEMPTION IS RICH VS POOR TALE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
NATIONAL DEBT IS MATTER OF OLD ROBBING YOUNG (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SEXUAL PREFERENCE BIAS KEEPS INJUSTICE ALIVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*INDIAN AFFAIRS APPOINTMENT IS LIKE OLD TIMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
ACCIDENT VICTIM OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONVICTED MURDERER GETS NEW HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEADLINE TODAY TO REGISTER TRAILERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW POSTMASTER TAKES OFFICE TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL LOCKER FIRE UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO ASSEMBLE AFGHANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMMITTEE TO PUSH TWO CENTER PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOTTERY TAKE UNFAIR--BAR OWNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ADVOCACY GROUP SEEKS MORE AID FOR POOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLICE SEEK SUSPECTS IN MALL ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STUDENTS WITH KNIVES SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN IN 1998,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONTAMINATION TEST CLOSES WELL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNCIL VOTES NO TO GAMBLING STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN CONVICTED IN POLICE SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW POSTMASTER NAMED IN GARRETSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*BALTIC KIDS GIVE CRITTERS CUDDLES, SQUEEZES, STARES","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AIRPORT MANAGER GETS NOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRIBAL RECALL DECISION EXPECTED NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SD JOBLESS RATE HITS 4.3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*ENJOY NCC 8 BECAUSE IT'S LEAVING CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY VOLLEYBALL TEAMS HEAD FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SMALLER SHOWS PACKED BIG REWARDS FOR CONCERT-GOERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TAKING PRECAUTIONS IS KEY TO SAFE TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOGOWRITER PROGRAM IS HELPFUL TOOL FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
USD PLAYERS MEET 'HAMLET' CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MILLER SIGNS SEAT-BELT BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN HELPS OTHERS PREPARE FOR HIS DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE APPROVES STATE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*MILLER MEETS THE PRESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES TAX FREEZE TO HELP BEGINNING FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SALE OF MOUNT RUSHMORE ROCKS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GOLD-TAX REVISION PASSES THROUGH HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RURAL-AREA LOAN BILL PASSES UNANIMOUSLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MEDICAID COVERAGE FOR 12-YEAR-OLDS OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL-AID PLAN IN FINAL STRETCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"LITTLE BIGHORN, WOUNDED KNEE TO BE RECOGNIZED","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
VIDEO-LOTTERY TAKE INCREASED BY STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
TAX BREAKS OK'D FOR LARGE COMMERCIAL PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*SINGING BOYS CELEBRATE 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CENTRAL MAKES ITS MOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TIME TO GET WISE ON STATE FUNDING OF EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SINGLE PARENTS DESERVE TWICE AS MUCH RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HEALTH-CARE REFORM MAY INTENSIFY THE BIAS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*CHURCH HAS BIG PLANS AFTER SHORT MOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GOD CALLS US TO KEEP OUR BALANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PARKING METERS FREE ON WEEKENDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK WORKER PLEADS GUILTY TO FRAUD,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS JURY AWARD FOR LAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACTIVITIES FAIR OFFERS IDEAS FOR SUMMER FUN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE REFUSES TO HEAR HUTTERITE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*WINDS, SNOW BLOW THROUGH STATE","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CO-WORKERS REMEMBER MEN KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION CONSIDERS STUDY OF COLISEUM REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LAWSUIT DELAYING CHRISTOPHERSON CASE, JUDGE SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PUPPY-MILL OWNER CHARGED AFTER RAID,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DISPATCHER RUNNING FOR COUNTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT EXPELLED FOR CARRYING KNIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOWE ART CONTEST SEEKS APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROWN BAG LECTURE FOCUSES ON CANTEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SOGGY SCIENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BILL SEEKS TO DEFEND RIGHT-TO-FARM RULE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHANGE NAME OF PROPOSED PINE RIDGE CASINO,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LOAN RATES FOR FARMERS GO UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*JOHNSON HELPED TRIBE GET BACK ON TOP OF SDIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE DOWN CAVALRY 110-104,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*TEEN ARRESTED IN DEADLY ARSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*CALLS HIS NEW ROLE 'EXHILARATING, EXHAUSTING'","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS CRACKING DOWN ON TRUANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SOURCE--AIR BASE FACES CUTBACKS ONLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SUTTON NEW HEAD OF PETROLEUM GROUP,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEGG WILL MANAGE CHAMBERLAIN RESORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHOENIX SYSTEMS OPENS RESEARCH CENTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MADISON INSTANT PRINT DOUBLES ITS SPACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STOCK YARDS HONORS TRUCKERS AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS EMBRACES A GOOD THING,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TWO WRESTLING CHAMPIONS NOT BETTER THAN ONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*KERNELS, CAVS WIN","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE HOPES FOX LIGHTS IT UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*AFTERNOONS ON THIN ICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
NEWSPAPER LETTERS DEPEND ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CANTON MAN NAMED STATE GOP CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HISTORIC LODGINGS TEMPORARILY CLOSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LISTENING POST SET FOR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FLANDREAU DRUG STORE IN TURMOIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*STUDENTS, COMPUTERS DESIGN TOMORROW'S CITIES","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*WIFE, CHILD TIED UP IN BUREAUCRATIC RED TAPE","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TYNDALL RESIDENTS BEGIN TACKLING FUTURE OF TOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD CASINOS RAKE IN {dollar}2.7 MILLION REVENUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RENOVATION PROJECT IN PLANNING STAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*VIDEOS STRESS TALKING BY PATIENT, DOCTOR","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NINE DWU STUDENTS JOIN HABITAT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FLANDREAU HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR SPEAKS AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TESTING SCHEDULED FOR ORDINANCE DEPOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TEACHERS TO RECEIVE AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CANTON ORDERS OPEN FOR SHELTER-BELT TREES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
NURSERY PROVIDES 1.5 MILLION TREES TO CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*IT ALL ADDS UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FUND-RAISER TOPS {dollar}800,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STATE HUTTERITES SPLIT FOR EASTERN COLONIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA NATIVE DIES ON DUTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
MADISON VOTERS TO DECIDE ON SECOND-PENNY SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
WEATHER RECORD FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
NETWORK TO EXPAND IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SLAP HEALTHY TAXES ON TOBACCO GOODS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MAY NOT HAVE MEDDLED IN B&L (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GOVERNMENT MUSTN'T TRY TO WITHHOLD MORE (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MEDICAL-TAX PLAN IS DOWNRIGHT IMMORAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
BILL WILL DROP PRICE OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
BUDGET AMENDMENT WOULD BE TOO COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
DASCHLE IS NOW SCARED OF A BALANCED BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
"STOP USING SAND, SALT IN WINTER (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
"RUDE, DRINKING FANS RUIN ARENA CONCERT (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
RECORD SPEAKS CLEARLY ABOUT JOHNSON'S VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
SCHOOLS MUST TEACH CRUCIAL COMPUTER SKILLS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
SOURCES NOT CHECKED IN PROPERTY STORY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
ENDING SCHOLARSHIPS SENDS BRIGHTEST AWAY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
"FORGET ENDORSEMENTS, WORK ON STUDENT FEES (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
DELL RAPIDS WATER WAS FOUND SAFE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
*RURAL LAWMAKERS PUSHING FOR TAX BREAKS FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CO-OP HEAD ENDORSES JANKLOW CALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
JURY DELIBERATION IN FOSSIL TRIAL STARTS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
*THE BUCK NEVER STOPS FOR BABY BOOMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*AVOID TRAFFIC GOING TO TEXAS,"Argus LeaderFeb 26 1995, sect.G, p.04, col.2"
*SLEDDING ON A SUNLIT DAY IN FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ERA RECISION BEFORE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ERA RECISSION BEFORE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY GAS PRICES REACH 69.9 CENTS A GALLON,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DANGEROUS CONVICT ESCAPES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
STATE URANIUM MINING OPPOSED BY ALLIANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
CABINET CONCERN FOR ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CABINET CONCERN FOR ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CABINET CONCERN FOR ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EQUAL RIGHTS BACKED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
EMOTIONAL SMOKE SCREEN BEING LAID OVER DOVE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
WHEN WILL SOMEONE DEMAND HIS RESPONSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
HOUSE VOTES TO RESTRICT FOREIGN FARMLAND OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE VOTES TO RESTRICT FOREIGN FARMLAND OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOBBYIST JEREMIAH MURPHY IS REPRESENTING SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BOARD UNANIMOUS, 77 TEACHERS CUT","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS SEEKS MORE WATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CENTENNIALS TO MAKE BEARDS POPULAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CENTENNIALS TO MAKE BEARDS POPULAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY SCHOOLS NOT HIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*THREE CHAMPIONS CROWNED AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*C E MCLAUGHLIN DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NEW GROUP RATES SD SENATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
BROKAW EASTER SEAL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
NEW GROUP RATES SD SENATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
IOWAN ROBBED 2 WEEKS AGO DIES-SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*UNITED WAY CHAIRMAN NAMED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DEMOCRATS' PUC AMENDMENT REQUIRES...,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES REVISION OF POINT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*UNITED WAY CHAIRMAN NAMED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*BRAITHWAITE-RESIGNATION BRINGS PEACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JURY TO CHECK CITY CASH USE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ORCHARD HEIGHTS VISION ALIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LAWYERS PROTEST MOVIE TICKET SALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS PROTEST MOVIE TICKET SALE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FREED CONVICT FACES RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*OFFICIALS DRINK TO TEST NEW DEVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*OFFICIALS DRINK TO TEST NEW DEVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
FREED CONVICT FACES RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DEFENDS {dollar}100 LIST AS AMERICAN RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
'FAIR STANDS' NEED FOLLOW-UP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DISLIKED ARTICLE ON MRS. SD PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
VERMILLION MAN KILLED IN CAR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BILL THREATENS 3 NEW GASOHOL PLANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ELIGIBLE PEOPLE GET FREE HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BELL RATE HIKE HEARINGS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER BILL WOULD EXTEND EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BELL RATE HIKE HEARINGS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ENLARGED MILWAUKEE LINE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
EXPERT-VACCINATION WON'T STOP PSEUDORABIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MASTER OF ALL-AMERICAN BURGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TAX FORM GIVES CENSUS DATA,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX FORM GIVES CENSUS DATA,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NW BELL SUFFERS ANOTHER SLOW YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NW BELL SUFFERS ANOTHER SLOW YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SPENDING, TAX BILLS DOMINATE CLOSING DAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ACTORS CAPTURE TROJAN WAR SEAMINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'SANTINI' AN EMOTIONAL WINNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ACTORS CAPTURE TROJAN WAR SEAMINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THIS POLICE OFFICER ALSO AN AIRLINE PILOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*THIS POLICE OFFICER ALSO AN AIRLINE PILOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RASHAD SHARP WITH ANSWERS TO BANQUET QUERIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RASHAD SHARP WITH ANSWERS TO BANQUET QUERIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION CANDIDATES AND ISSUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE--GASOHOL NEEDS HELP,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE--GASOHOL NEEDS HELP,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAPE TRIAL ENDS IN HUNG JURY-NEW TRIAL SET,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SINGER'S SUCCESS PLEASES AUNT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SINGER'S SUCCESS PLEASES AUNT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SINGER'S SUCCESS PLEASES AUNT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ARGUS DENIES LINK IN TAPING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ARGUS DENIES LINK IN TAPING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ARGUS DENIES LINK IN TAPING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
TRAFFIC LIGHTS AND US FUNDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRAFFIC LIGHTS AND US FUNDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
2 KILLED IN SEPARATE CAR ACCIDENTS NEAR DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EVENSON HITS HANDLING OF MINN AVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"YOUTH, CHILD BADLY HURT IN CASTLEWOOD HOUSE FIRE","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"MORTENSON WANTS ""EFFICIENCY"" PANEL","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR ASKS STATE BILLBOARD CONTROL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CIGARETTE TAX HIKE CLOSE TO PASSAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE JOINS RAIL MONEY REQUEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HERE'S THE GOLD TAX ROLL CALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TAX LIMIT BILL MIGHT NOT BE DEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER SUPPORTS REAGAN'S CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HERE'S THE RAIL PLAN ROLE CALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TAX LIMIT BILL MIGHT NOT BE DEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HERE'S THE GOLD TAX ROLL CALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JOBLESS COMPENSATION BILL PASSED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
{dollar}1-BILLION WATER PLAN GOES TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAIL PLAN LASHED TOGETHER-HOUSE GETS CHANCE TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
HOUSE OK'S SALES TAX EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
HIGHER ED POST ABOLISHED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SENATE PASSES 6 PERCENT GOLD TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HIGHER ED POST ABOLISHED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SENATE PASSES 6 PERCENT GOLD TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
ETSI LINE EXTENSION GRANTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WATER-GRAIN DECISIONS FACE LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PHYSICAL ED BUILDING LOSES IN FIERY DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CHRISTIAN DRAMATISTS REACH TO PUNK ROCKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MATHIS TRIAL DELAYED LET DEFENSE EVALUATE EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRING DECISON EXPECTED ON INDIAN SCHOOLS FATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TELEVISION'S INFLUENCE ON POLITICS OVERRATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS GIVE SF POWER TO DECIDE MINN AVE PARKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
O'CONNOR FAMILIAR FACE IN SD POLITICAL SCENE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*REMARKABLE SOLUTION FOR SD RAIL SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CYCLIST IMPERILED BY CAR DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUMANE SOCIETY DEFENDS ITS ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT US HAS TO LOSE FROM COMPLACENCY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TRICKLE-DOWN THEORY DISCREDITED LONG AGO (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ITS TIME TO INSIST ON SOIL CONSERVATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
QUESTIONS JANKLOW ON COLLEGE COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ADVICE FROM RAPID FOR LINCOLN CHEERLEADERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ABERDEEN POLICE OFFICERS SUIT TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHOICE FOR MX TO BE MADE IN APRIL OR MAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY WATER OFFICIAL QUITTING JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DISASTER LOANS REQUESTED FOR COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RULING ON STATE'S ATTORNEY CASE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEARFISH WANTS PAYMENT FOR POLICE PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN INDICTED FOR 2ND-DEGREE MURDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
S&L WIL CHANGE LOCATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*YOUTH FACES CHARGES AFTER LONG CHASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MEN GET JAIL TERMS IN POT-PLANE CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE SAYS BAR NEAR TEA IS A NUISANCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SAGGING ECONOMY FORCES C&NW LAYOFFS IN HURON,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LEGACY OF MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY BELIEVES IN MIRACLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*THE LEGACY OF WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REMAP PLAN PUTS 4 IN SAME DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MUSIC TEACHER BY DAY & SINGER BY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE APPROVES BILL FOR MONTHLY SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SENATE PANEL OK'S HUMAN RIGHTS BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PIK PROGRAM GOOD STEP,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHIFTING RIGHTS CASES HARDSHIP (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MUCH MAIL OPPOSING WITHHOLDING (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED WIDESPREAD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MARSHALL FINE THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BURGLARS TAKE GUNS FROM PAWN SHOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE KILLS NUCLEAR RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JAYCEES HONOR OUTSTANDING FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATORS WANT TIE-LINE TOLL-FREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PANEL DEADLOCKS ON INSANITY PLEA BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PARISH RE-ELECTED AS PARTY HEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RIGHT-OF-WAY BILL GOES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*RECESS FROM LEGISLATURE FOR AARON FRERICH,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
HOUSE PASSES ACCREDITATION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*WOUNDED KNEE--A LOOK AT THEN & NOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*REDISTRICTING PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LAWMAKERS PUT ASIDE IDEA OF ADVISORY PANEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PLANE PURCHASE OK SURPRISES KNEIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SENATORS OBJECT TO FORCING VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
NEWTON HILLS DEER HUNT SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SLIMY BUSINESS--PIECHOWSKI & BULLHEADS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COLLINS TAKES FAMILY FEUD UNDER WATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA'S WILLETT GOES FOR LAST REBOUND,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
SF STORES ARE WEDDED TO PERSONAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*VETERAN FINDS HEALING & OPTIMISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*MARIAN KIEPKE--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*'ALABASTER DAUGHTER' TRYS TO UNMASK,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.D, p.15, col.1"
*HARD TIMES IMPROVE FARM BUSINESS SKILLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NSP BUDGET PLAN ENDS UTILITY BILL SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PIK REDUCES BORROWING,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
BANKERS STUDY FARM DEBT & LOANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
FOOD MARKET & CAFE WIN BEEF AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SD CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SF BUSINESSMAN ON COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
WEEKLY LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
WORRIED ABOUT FUTURE OF COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ASKS COLLEGE CHAIRMAN FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SIPPIN' AT THE SODA FOUNTAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*WOODY'S LATEST IS WORTH A FEW CHUCKLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
ARRESTS CAN BE PUSH TOWARD SOBRIETY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BLACK STUDIES GET LITTLE EMPHASIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL DECIDE ABOUT CARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BERGELAND CENTER MEANS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLUB OFFERS SOMETHING NEW,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TARGETS ORGANIZERS IN BATTLE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER POLLUTION CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CUSTER GIRL NAMED POSTER CHILD FOR ARTHR,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MCGOVERN CHANGES MANAGERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BILL ELIMINATES SUBCONTRACTORS' TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS REFUSE PLAN TO MERGE DEPT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TOP OFFICIALS GET 4 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE SETS MARCH HEARING FOR WATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA MAN WINS TO NEVADA AIR RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
FARMING PRACTICES ON FRAGILE LAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
IF YOU CARE YOU CAN SAVE SOIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
EVERY CLASSROOM HAS ABUSED CHILD,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
"*LIGHTS, CAMERAS, AND LITTLE ACTION","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RATHER GIVES NATION DOSE OF S DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TIP BITES BACK AT GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEMPERATURES ON THE RISE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 BATTLE TO LEAD TRIBE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
VETOES VOTED DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CURRENT RECIPIENTS UNDER PROPOSED CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*BUSH SAYS LOANS WILL BE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*EYES ON SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*'PLANTING IN THE DUST',"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WASHINGTON TRIP GIVEN WIDE COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*FINDING LAWMAKERS DOESN'T DETER MCKELLIPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
CANOVA EDITORIAL DISTORTS SITUATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THE REALITIES OF DIVORCE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
7 LAWMAKERS DESERVE CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEP NUCLEAR RISKS AWAY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MEESE SAGA ENDS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
UNBORN NEED GUARDIANS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SUPPORT SPOUSAL RAPE LAW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HOPE KEEPS SUFFERING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RATIFICATION OF TREATY BETTER LATE THAN NEVER (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABDNOR SHOWS BACKBONE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"WE NEED ACTION, NOT WORDS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PARKER'S BASKETBALL SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OBSTACLES FOR AMMANN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EXPORTING SEMINAR SET FOR MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREE GOODS TO BE DISTRIBUTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE LIMITS MALPRACTICE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNEIP CALLS FOR GOVERNORS' MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS GIVE FINAL OK TO WESTERN COMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO DISCUSS US PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSE MIDDLE SCHOOL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OK'S TOBACCO SALES BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JOHNSON NAMED TO NEW POSITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOTH SIDES EXPECT TO WIN DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN PLEADS NO CONTEST IN ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KERKHOVE INDICTED IN EX-WIFE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
REGENT IS READY TO LEARN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"BAR, KELO SPONSOR CALL-INS","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COALITION TO PRESENT ANTI-POLLUTION PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM BUREAU OFFICIAL TO SPEAK IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER TO BE SWORN INTO STATE SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY TO SAY WHETHER HE WILL RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN KILLED IN FALL FROM CLIFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SD COUPLE GETS {dollar}30,000 IN LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRADE AGENCY SPONSORS EXPORTING SEMINARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CATTLE COUNT DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE REFUSES TO MOVE MILLER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
KILLS BILL TO ALLOW INVESTIGATION COMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"WARM WEATHER MELTS SNOW, FLOODS CITY","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FIRE'S CAUSE IS UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"JURY AWARDS {dollar}15,000 TO WHITE RIVER STUDENTS","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LIMOUSIN FOUNDATION LISTS WINNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
MEDICAL AUXILIARY MARKS 75TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
ROSE NAMED BOSS OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*WRAPPING IT UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HENDRICKS TO VISIT SF ELKS LODGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PHYSICIAN WILL HEAD UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THOSE WHO DRINK WOULD PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOME COMMISSIONERS WANT IT IN WRITING,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SUING MOUNT MARTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PRICES SOAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ON TRIAL AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE DROPS CASE AGAINST TOMMY LEE'S MOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD STUDENTS PUSH ANTI-DRINKING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PINE RIDGE MAY TOP LIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SF MAN STABBED DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
*RATHER GIVES NATION DOSE OF S DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 BATTLE TO LEAD TRIBE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
VETOES VOTED DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CURRENT RECIPIENTS UNDER PROPOSED CHANGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*'PLANTING IN THE DUST',"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HOPE KEEPS SUFFERING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RATIFICATION OF TREATY BETTER LATE THAN NEVER (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABDNOR SHOWS BACKBONE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"WE NEED ACTION, NOT WORDS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*OBSTACLES FOR AMMANN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EXPORTING SEMINAR SET FOR MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREE GOODS TO BE DISTRIBUTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE LIMITS MALPRACTICE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNEIP CALLS FOR GOVERNOR'S MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS GIVE FINAL OK TO WESTERN COMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO DISCUSS US PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSE MIDDLE SCHOOL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OK'S TOBACCO SALES BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JOHNSON NAMED TO NEW POSITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOTH SIDES EXPECT TO WIN DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN PLEADS NO CONTEST IN ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KERKHOVE INDICTED IN EX-WIFE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
REGENT IS READY TO LEARN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"BAR, KELO SPONSOR CALL-INS","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COALITION TO PRESENT ANTI-POLLUTION PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM BUREAU OFFICIAL TO SPEAK IN SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER TO BE SWORN INTO STATE SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY TO SAY WHETHER HE WILL RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN KILLED IN FALL FROM CLIFF,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SD COUPLE GETS {dollar}30,000 IN LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRADE AGENCY SPONSORS EXPORTING SEMINARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CATTLE COUNT DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE REFUSES TO MOVE MILLER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
KILLS BILL TO ALLOW INVESTIGATION COMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"WARM WEATHER MELTS SNOW, FLOODS CITY","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FIRE'S CAUSE IS UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"JURY AWARDS {dollar}15,000 TO WHITE RIVER STUDENTS","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SNOW'S ARRIVAL BETTER NEVER THAN LATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TAX HIKE SQUEEZES BY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*OPEN MEETINGS PROPOSAL A SETBACK FOR PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CANDOR WOULD HAVE CUT DAMAGE TO PRESIDENCY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AGRICULTURE PANEL DIDN'T WANT THE FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ALL TOBACCO BAD FOR MINORS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITIES ENJOY INTERNATIONAL TIES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
INCREASE JOBLESS BENEFITS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RATE ALL CANDIDATES' QUALITIES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SUICIDE COVERAGE INFORMATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*'ROMEO AND JULIET' HAS MESSAGE TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOMINGO DISPLAYS DRAMA OF OPERA,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLAY DEPICTS ANCIENT STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COURT DISBARS BRITTON LAWYER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LYNG TO APPEAR ON PRESSLER SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL AID BILL GETS FINAL OK,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION NEUTRAL ON DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PANEL ENDORSES 4 APPOINTEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY REVAMPS FARM DEBT PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
3 MITCHELL PRINCIPALS ON TRAIL TO WYOMING,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EROS REVIEW PROMPTS WORRIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDENTS ORGANIZE FAST TO PROTEST CONTRA AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BILL WOULD CHARGE {dollar}10 FEE FOR BAIL JUMPERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL JURY TO HEAR FORMER COACH'S LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRE RAZES GREGORY FLOWER SHOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON MUST CONDEMN SWIFT PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS REAGAN TO HELP WITH FILM,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE BEGINS SUPERCOLLIDER STUDY PREPARATIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SYNDROME BLAMED FOR ROSEBUD BOY'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SNOWSTORM REACHES EAST NORTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BILL TAKES LICENSES FROM DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DEMOCRATS QUESTION CUSTER PARK LEASES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PER CAPITA INCOME BY COUNTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COURT WON'T ABOLISH SUITS ON AFFECTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*PETERSON RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE REJECTS VIDEO LOTTERY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIRLINE'S CONTRACT TALKS MAY AFFECT CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TV PREACHERS OFTEN PRONE TO CORRUPTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'DRACULA' LEAVES ITS MARK ON SF AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
COMMUNITY FUNDED FAMILY REUNION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SKI DAY HELPED SPECIAL OLYMPICS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
FOOD CENTER THANKS CONTRIBUTORS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PATIENT PLEASED WITH MCKENNAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PETERSON GOES OUT IN HIS FASHION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AUSTAD TAKES A BOLD STAND (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COUNTY SHOULD GET BIGGER SHARE OF TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAX HIKE BAD FOR ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GOVERNOR DESERVES THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SDSU PLAY CRACKLES WITH EMOTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
USD JOB IS UP FOR GRABS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STEVENS CRADLES 'A' MAT LEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLASS B GYMNASTICS TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*VIKINGS EARN 20TH VICTORY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY HOCKEY TEAMS WON'T PLAY ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS WINS GYMNASTICS TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*LAWYER SAYS SHE MIGHT ENTER RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PIERSON ENTERS STATE SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"EDUCATION NEEDS FUNDING, LEADER SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS SENTENCED IN VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
55 GALLONS OF OIL SPILLS AT WILLIAMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BLOWING BUBBLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHAMBER HONORS NORD FOR CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR ORDERS STUDY OF TAX SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOTHER'S 70TH YEAR BRINGS REFLECTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WITHDRAWN APPEAL TO BE REFILED--WILCOX,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TROUBLED MEDICAL SCHOOL FINDS CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NATIONAL FARMS STILL INTERESTED IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*'PARROT' SCAM A HIGHLIGHT OF INGENUITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL CUTS QUIETLY ENTER SECOND WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DANGERS OF EARLY SUN WORSHIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PAY-RAISE BILL OUGHT TO BE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LETTING PATIENTS SMOKE WOULD GO...,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"NO LINKS BETWEEN FOODS, ACNE","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*RACING WITH MONEY ON HIS MIND,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROE VS. WADE ATTORNEY TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING SCHEDULED ON CITY TRANSIT PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESOLUTION WOULD DISPOSE OF BICYCLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT SINGERS TO PERFORM CONCERT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOVERNOR FOUND SNOWMOBILE ACCIDENT HUMBLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*MILLER RULES CHAMBER WITH FURY, FAIRNESS","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WASHING AWAY WINTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY COUPLE MAKES LEARNING FUN ON TAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIP TO ARCTIC CIRCLE CUT SHORT BY DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS EMBARK ON FINAL WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ASKS JANKLOW'S BROTHER TO REVEAL PROFITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOLOGRAMS BEING EXHIBITED AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOMESTAKE CO MAY PURCHASE HISTORIC INN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO LEADING DEMOCRAT FOR GOVERNOR EMERGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BOARD DELAYS DECISION ON SCHOOL SURVEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAB BLAST HAS SOME QUESTIONING SAFETY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENT'S TRIP A REAL LEARNING EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PRESSLER SHARES FIRST-HAND IMPRESSIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FAIRVIEW TRIAL PITS 2 OF LAW'S BEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FULL DAY'S WORK FOR INMATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAMMOGRAM INSURANCE NEEDS RECONSIDERATION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BEEF INDUSTRY PLAYS IMPORTANT ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HELP RAISE TAX ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SHOW RESPECT FOR LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SKYFORCE PLAYOFF TALK MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*1990 WRESTLING CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*FARM GROUPS SPONSER EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*PRODUCERS BACK GRAIN QUALITY LAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*READING BECOMES BEAR-ABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WASHINGTON SUITABLE FOR ARTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE ENROLLMENT RISES 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HELICOPTER CRASH VICTIM RELEASED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE PLEADS GUILTY TO ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T DISMISS SOFTBALL INJURY SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER PLANT WORKER HONORED FOR SAFETY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IOWA FIRM BUYS RAPID CITY JOURNAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN SENTENCED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SMITH'S MURDER TRIAL WON'T MOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE OFFERS TO ASSIST WITH STURGIS RALLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LIONS EXPAND EYE BANK,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN CONSIDERS SUNDAY LIQUOR SALES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DUNES CONSTRUCTION BOOST FOR COUNTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STURGIS HEALTH OFFICIALS PLAN TATTOO GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"FOOD UNFIT FOR POOR, PANEL TOLD","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY CONTINUES COURTING OF RECYCLING PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RAPID CITY FIRM AGREES TO EPA FINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"AIRPORT, INSURANCE LINK PROBED","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
"LONGTIME BROOKINGS COUNTY, CITY OFFICIAL DIES","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*ALERT DISPATCHER HELPED UNRAVEL MOELLER MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD ABORTION BILL DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEW SOUTH DAKOTANS SURPRISED BY VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MOM FILES DAMAGE LAWSUIT IN MANSION CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ADVICE--LIVE A NORMAL LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
DEMOCRATS SHARE BLAME FOR INACTION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*BLACKS WERE COWBOYS, HEROES IN SD","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
RECONCILIATION SHOULD APPLY TO OTHER MINORITIES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LAWMAKERS FORGET LESSONS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ARGUMENT DOESN'T HOLD UP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
MEDIA PROMOTE CITY CORRUPTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*FACTS ON FIXING FISH,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONCERT BUSINESS QUIET--ARENA MANAGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEER TAKES HER COOKING SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
INMATE SENTENCED TO 15 MONTHS IN ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 5 AND ONE-HALF YEARS IN PRISON FOR FORGERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SECURITY BEEFED UP AT YANKTON DAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF OFFICER FIRED FROM FORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO COMPETE IN CITIZEN BEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU STUDENT PLAN EASES BEER LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY OK'S JAIL DRUG PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LONETREE BACKERS HUNT FOR VOTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LONG JOHN SILVER'S SUES FIRMS OVER FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONDOMS PASSED OUT AT USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS BUDGET BILL REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOUSE COMM PASSES JOINT CUSTODY LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF LAWYER TO SPEAK AT LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
75-CENT FEE SOON TO BE ADDED FOR 911,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*SIOUX VALLEY, HOWARD ADVANCE","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
USD DOWNS MANKATO STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
'KIPLINGER LETTER' CITES SF,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MADISON RADIO STATION DOUBLES ITS POWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PRICE OF GASOLINE CONTINUES TO DROP,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
RADIO ADS PROMOTE SF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*NURSERY SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*LOCAL US WEST OFFICIAL LEAVING,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
*INJURIES MINOR IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEBATE SWELLS OVER BET LIMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUNDING IS BIG ISSUE IN MIDDLE-SCHOOL BUSING,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ACCLAIMED CHICAGO GROUP PUTS JUMP IN JAZZ,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*DELL RAPIDS' PAST CAPTURED IN SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"'NY TIMES' GETS LOST IN THE FALLS, KERREY GETS LOUD","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
OFTEN-OUTLAWED TRAP CRUEL KILLER OF ANIMALS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SELF-FULFILLING PROPHECY AT WORK WITH TEEN SEX (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE SHOULD LOOSEN VOTING REQUIREMENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GRAUVOGL MISSES MARK ON STEAMROLLER SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PRESIDENT BUSH,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*EDUCATORS URGE BALANCED LOOK AT COLUMBUS (PROF),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SKYFORCE FACE 'REALLY' BIG GAME TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*B'NAI B'RITH HONORS SZAMEIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP BACKS ONE OF IDITAROD'S TOP CONTENDERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOME FEDERAL NOW A STOCK COMPANY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
YANKTON BUSINESS IN NATIONAL VIDEO,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*PAY 'N PAK CLOSING, 16 TO LOSE JOBS","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
RAILROAD PROPERTY TASK FORCE ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
APPLICATIONS FOR ENERGY HELP AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXTENSION GRANTED TO WILLIAMS PIPE LINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS PAY RAISE FAILS IN SD HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MCKENNAN PLANS UNIT FOR WOMEN, CHILDREN","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILLER MAN ADMITS KIDNAPPING WIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WATER WORKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABSTINENCE BILL IN GOVERNOR'S HANDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STING NETS DRUG DEALER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
1 IN 3 PREFER JOBS TO ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY MULLS QUICK FIX FOR CROWDED JAIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*THE HOT ISSUES--ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"HIGH PRICE, POOR TURNOUT COULD MOVE PRIMARY DATE","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOMESTAKE EXPANSION PLANS BEFORE BOARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INCOME TAX FILING AHEAD OF LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEN ADMIT REMOVING ARTIFACTS FROM RIVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN FILES NOTICE FOR LOTTERY REPEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MICKELSON SIGNS TOUGHER ANTI-CRIME LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MUENSTER FOR GOVERNOR--KERREY THINKS SO,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BILL ALLOWS TRIBES TO SUE GOVERNMENT OVER SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
KERREY-APPEAL MISSES SOME AG VOTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INDIAN HOUSING CUTS PLANNED DESPITE GREATER NEED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SENATE PROPOSES TAX STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
UNCOMMITTED VOTE A PROTEST--JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD VOTE SHOWS BUSH WEAK--BUCHANAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*HARRISBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT TARGETED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CABLE COMPANY TO CHANGE PRICE, CHANNEL ARRANGEMENT","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ABORTION BILLS REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MICKELSON DOUBTS NEED FOR LOTTERY SHARE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE OK'S VOTER SIGN-UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE FLUNKS SCHOOL START-TIME BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES CHANGES IN SPECIAL EDUCATION FUNDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES CRACKDOWN ON JET SKI SAFETY STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE APPROVES LEGISLATION ALLOWING CHELATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PANEL SUGGESTS STUDY OF SEX-CRIME LAWS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*GROCERY STORE EXPEDITION WAS NO EASY TASK,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SDSU CAST DOESN'T HIT POTENTIAL IN TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BROADEN REQUIREMENT ON PARENTAL NOTIFICATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CONSTITUTION PROTECTS WRITERS LEFT AND RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WASHINGTON HAS CREDIBILITY PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MEDICAID FOR CHILDREN IS PREVENTIVE MEASURE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"PRESSLER SHOULD TAKE OWN ADVICE, CUT STAFF (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*LENT IS TIME TO EXAMINE GOALS, VALUES","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
AUTHORITIES SUBDUE IRATE DEFENDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS DRUG SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOKKEN ARRESTED ON DWI CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO JUMPING FURLOUGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINNER MAN DIES IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS RADIATOR SHOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POWERBALL HITS {dollar}42 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VOTE KEEPS COURNOYER IN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ABUSE TESTIMONY MADE PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"KNIFE INCIDENT ISOLATED, SCHOOL OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ANTI-PORN GROUP SEEKS OBSCENITY RULE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IDAHO MUSICIAN TO PRESENT CLINICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOST CALLERS OPPOSE RAISING VIDEO LOTTERY TAKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BALLOON TO TRY AGAIN FOR RECORD,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN SENTENCED FOR DAUGHTER ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*A LONG REACH,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MAN CHARGED IN DEATH OF LEMMON MAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"PRESSLER FEARS CLINTON MAY TAX ETHANOL, TOO","Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*BLANTON POWERS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WALSH WANTS TO BUY TEAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BIG MAT ATTACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATORS HUNG UP ON SCHOOL AID FORMULA,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FATHERS NEEDED IN KIDS' LIVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NO FREE MONEY FOR THIS TOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TAKING ADVANTAGE OF RECESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CAMPAIGN-FINANCE REFORM BILL DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OK'S TAX-BREAKS FOR NEW FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL PROHIBITS SEX WITH ADOPTED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MT RUSHMORE BILL OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE TO GET MORE VIDEO-LOTTERY PROFITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
COMPROMISE ON WORKERS' COMP REFORM APPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PASS AMENDMENT TO BALANCE BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JUDGE LAUDED FOR RULING (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LETTER A CASE OF POOR JUDGMENT (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
COMMITTEE ACTED BADLY AT HEARING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
IDENTITY MIX-UP BRINGS MANY REACTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DOCTOR OFFERS IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF HEALTH PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ABORTION OFFERS NO CHANCE FOR ADOPTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BUDGET CAN BE BALANCED WITHOUT AMENDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
INCOME-TAX ADVOCATES ARE UNDERACHIEVERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CHIROPRACTORS TRAINED TO TREAT CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
OVERSPENDING WILL BRING US TO OUR KNEES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*FORMER FOOTBALL PLAYER TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'DESIGNING WOMEN' STAR GUEST SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CARLISLE PLASTICS TO EXPAND ITS PLANT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATELY TO UNDERSTATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOT OFFICE COLORS MIRROR THE 1960'S,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
OFFICIAL WARNS OF SIMILAR FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN TO RECEIVE AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'FEMINIST FULLBACK' TO SPEAK AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KEEPING TRADITIONS ALIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KNITS TO WARM SOULS ON THE RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEVELOPER OF TRUCK STOP TRYING AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WOMAN TRIES TO END ABUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLICE IDENTIFY ACCIDENT VICITM,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOME LOANS AVAILABLE FOR FIRST-TIME BUYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS OK CLOSING OF WANBLEE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS SHARED {dollar}113.3 MILLION IN AID,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE PARKS OFFERING TRANSFERABLE PERMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HONEY PRODUCTION GROWS 18 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*GLACIAL GOLF,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HURON NURSING HOME SUSPENDS 5 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
AIRLINE DROPS PASSENGER SERVICE TO ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
VIETNAM IS GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR US,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONTINUE US AID TO RUSSIA,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*POTTER FORMS REPLICAS OF BROOKINGS HOMES IN CLAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*CITY WRESTLING TEAMS SHOW TINY GAINS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WRESTLERS SHOOT FOR STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GIANT GEESE COMING BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*TOP AMONG LOCAL YOUTH BOWLERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
'TO ALASKA IF WE HAVE TO',"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*BLOOD BOILED AT CAPITOL IN TAX FIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*OPENS HER HOME TO AN INVASION OF BUYERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*TAKE TOUR THROUGH SD MAP TO PLAN VACATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1994, sect.G, p.07, col.1"
*HOPES FOR TAX DEAL LINGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PAC'S LEADING CONTRIBUTORS TO LEGISLATIVE CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS' PLANNERS PREPARE TO GROW,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JAIL PUTS PROGRAMS AND VISITS ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*WOMAN SETS OUT TO SAVE HER HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PIERRE AT WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
EARLY TAX CUT MEANS USING ALL LOTTERY MONEY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*KNOWS WHO BUTTERS THE BREAD IN GOVERNOR'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*KEYNOTE SPEAKER DURING HUGHES LINCOLN DAY DINNER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL MERITS APPROVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WORK IS GOOD TOOL FOR JUVENILE JUSTICE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*MORRELL MUST STOP ROBBING RETIREES OF HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TEACHER TENURE KEEPS CRONYISM OUT OF SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS WILL BE HURT BY REPEAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MEDICAL-PROVIDER TAX WILL HIKE COSTS FURTHER (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TAX ON HEALTH CARE INJUSTICE TO THE DYING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
PEOPLE MUST RALLY TO THEIR OWN CAUSE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*SCHOLARSHIP CUTS WILL FORCE MORE SD BRAIN DRAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENT A FINE JUDGE OF HORSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIVE SENIORS ARE SELECTED STUDENTS OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROOSEVELT CHOIR ENJOUR HAWAII,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*REPLACEMENTS ARE NOT PART OF THE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORERKS' SALARIES PUBLISHED JAN.7,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL PROTESTS DUNBAR LAND SWAP,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN-AGE INMATE AWAITS PAROLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NUMBER OF DAILY CALLS TO ANSWER SOAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POLICE PURSUE LEADS IN IDENTITY OF ARSON VICTIM,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*YANKTON HISTORIAN BOUGHT 'PIECE OF THE LOCK',"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
INSURANCE COMPANY VICTIM OF WEATHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
PEACE CORPS WORKER TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FLANDREAU TRIBAL CLINIC SET FOR SPRING OPENING,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
VERMILLION 'JAILBIRDS' TO RAISE FUNDS FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MADISON FLOOD BUYOUT INVOLVES 33 MORE RESIDENCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
VERMILLION PLANNING BOARD HAS PUBLIC HEARING TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*VERMILLION BUYERS PURCHASE 4 OF 13 LOTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FLEDGLING LAWYER AT HOME IN COURTROOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TEEN WHO SHOT OFFICER HAD SORRY PAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*CHILD SUPPORT IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*COLLECTOR KEEPS TRACK OF TRACTORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
IACOCCA NEEDS SD LICENSE TO FINALIZE DEADWOOD DEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*INCOME SOURCE DETERMINES FARM STATUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 27 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
KNOBE-BIGWIGS DON'T NEED WHEELS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
KNOBE-BIGWIGS DON'T NEED WHEELS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AN EVER-WIDENING POOL IN THE PARKING LOT AT THE EMP,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WANTED-TOURISTS, SORT OF...","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"WANTED-TOURISTS, SORT OF...","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STATE BENDS ON BILLBOARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENATE BENDS ON BILLBOARDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ABOUREZK REPORTEDLY WORKING FOR KHOMEINI,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
TRACTORS CLOSE CANTON OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
ABOUREZK REPORTEDLY WORKING FOR KHOMEINI,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
TRACTORS CLOSE CANTON OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
LOWEST JOBLESS RATE NO PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*RECREATION INVESTMENT PAYS OFF FOR COMPANY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RECREATION INVESTMENT PAYS OFF FOR COMPANY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEATH PENALTY IS LAW JULY 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES AMENDED ERA RECISION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES AMENDED ERA RESCISSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WHEN IT STARTS TO THAW...,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAPITOL QUOTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOHN SAYS WATER FUNDS WASTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOHN SAYS WATER FUNDS WASTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CHIVALRY IS NOT DEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WATER STUDY DESCRIBED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PARITY WOULD HELP FARMER'S WALLET-BUT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SURPLUS WHEAT CAN UPSET WORLD MARKET,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KLONDIKE DAM FUND DRIVE SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KLONDIKE DAM FUND DRIVE SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FUND DRIVE FOR THE DOUG HENDRICHS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OZARK FLIGHT TO BE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILLBOARD PROGRAM MAY BE ENDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TEACHERS SAY THEY DON'T HAVE SECURITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE LETS GAS TAX HIKE LIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOW THEY VOTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL WOULD CHANGE AG ASSESSMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE LETS GAS TAX HIKE LIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LICENSE DECAL SALES AHEAD OF 1978 PACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SNOW HIGHLIGHTS THE RUGGED TERRAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
EDUCATION WEEK PROMOTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MEXICAN PRISONER FUND NEARS {dollar}500,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
JUDGE CAN'T ORDER CASE PRESENTATION-WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
PANEL MAY USE IOWA BEEF FILES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
GROUP SEEKS STUDY TO HELP SAVE RAILS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
JUDGE CAN'T ORDER CASE PRESENTATION-WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
REZONING REQUEST TURNED DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
AUGUSTANA TO TAKE CENSUS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
REZONING REQUEST TURNED DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CITY WATER PERMIT DECISION IS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
CUSTER GIRL DIES OF INJURIES-HILL CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SCHMECKFEST MEAL SOLD OUT-FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
HAAR TO SEEK REPUBLICAN POST,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
AUGUSTANA PROMOTES 3 FACULTY MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
FORMER MAYOR OF MADISON DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
SPRINGFIELD ENROLLMENT UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
830 LODGING ROOMS BUILT IN '78,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
SCHMECKFEST MEAL SOLD OUT-FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
"BRIDGEWATER, EMERY PICK BOARDS-(TRI-COUNTY)","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
SPRINGALL NEW DIRECTOR OF HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
SPRINGALL NEW DIRECTOR OF HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*INTERNATIONAL FOOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
READER RECIPE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.2"
SLED AVAILABLE AT GREAT BEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.2"
FEDERAL HOTLINES LISTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.5"
SIOUX VALLEY MULLS ABORTION POLICY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
3 TOP-LEVEL CITY OFFICIALS SUSPENDED AFTER PROBE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY MULLS ABORTION POLICY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
3 TOP-LEVEL CITY OFFICIALS SUSPENDED AFTER PROBE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY MULLS ABORTION POLICY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE MAY EXTEND INDIAN CLAIM TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*ARTS FLOWER IN MARCH FOR SIOUX FALLS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS SAY 'NO' ON BEEF,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA TAKES ON URBAN YOUTHFUL LOOK,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA TAKES ON URBAN YOUTHFUL LOOK,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA TAKES ON URBAN YOUTHFUL LOOK,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SWINGERS GOT WRONG NUMBER,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING AUTHORITY RATES COULD GO UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
GASOHOL INCENTIVE IN TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
NH RECORD AND NEED FOR NATIONAL DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
...ASKING A DUMB QUESTION IN SINGAPORE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE WON'T SIZE 'CRUISING',"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE WON'T SIZE 'CRUISING',"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
INMATE FILES SUIT AGAINST GUARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
PERSONAL INCOME PREDICTED TO DECLINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATORS PREDICT BILLS BILL BE VETOED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
LEGISLATORS PREDICT BILLS WILL BE VETOED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
FORMER MAYOR OPPOSES TAX PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"CITY, BOOK STORE AWAIT COURT DECISION","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"CITY, BOOK STORE AWAIT COURT DECISION","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HIGHWAY WORKERS CONSIDER OFFER,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SOYBEAN PRICES EXPECTED TO RISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LAW EQUALIZES TAXES PAID FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
COMMITTEE ARGUES ABOUT WATER GOALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
SUPERTURTLE SKATE NIGHT SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1980, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
LAWMAKERS POUND OUT BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS POUND OUT BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THORSNESS URGED FOR VA JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THORSNESS URGED FOR VA JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE STILL DEBATING RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'A FEW SKITS' CHARMS AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"CITY CANDIDATE, THE 12TH, CRITICIZES WINEGARDEN","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUGGING REPORT DRAWS CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORK INCENTIVE BONUS TURNS INTO PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUGGING REPORT DRAWS CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY CANDIDATE, THE 12TH, CRITICIZES WINEGARDEN","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUGGING REPORT DRAWS CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORK INCENTIVE BONUS TURNS INTO PENALTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUGGING REPORT DRAWS CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NAYLOR PLEA DEAL REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBERT DENNY GETS HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
POSTAL RULE IRKS 132 S DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CATTLE TRADERS RAKE IN MILLIONS IN FUTURES SCAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANDIDATE RATING A PERSONAL TASK (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATE RATING A PERSONAL TASK (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"ADC MOTHERS, WELFARE DEFENDED (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FREEDOM TO SPEAK--AND BE MISTAKEN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FREEDOM TO SPEAK--AND BE MISTAKEN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
APPRECIATES HELP FOR HIS HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
REVIEW OF CHOIR IS CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
APPRECIATES HELP FOR HIS HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"2 FIRES, 1 FATAL, BLAMED ON CIGARETTES","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FUND DRIVE STARTED FOR HURON NURSING SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FINAL STRETCH AS THE SESSION WINDS DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOLD TAX OK'D-JANKLOW NOT SURE HE'LL SIGN IT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FINAL STRETCH AS THE SESSION WINDS DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOLD TAX OK'D-JANKLOW NOT DURE HE'LL SIGN IT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"LIQUOR TAX HIKED, 3.2 BEER BANNED","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOLD TAX OK'D-JANKLOW NOT SURE HE'LL SIGN IT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TAX EXTENSION APPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
PROPERTY TAX LIDS NIXED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
PROPERTY TAX LIDS NIXED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
BOTH HOUSES OK CIGARETTE TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOTH HOUSES OK CIGARETTE TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SUBDISTRICT WITHDRAWAL BILL APPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILLS LIMIT AID TO KIDNEY PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
CENDAK CALLED KEY TO AG FUTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
CENDAK CALLED KEY TO AG FUTURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
MONEY MISSING LINK IN STATE WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA LAWMAKERS ADJOURN 1982 SESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS PLOWED UNDER BY LOW PRICES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ALL 10 JANKLOW VETOES UPHELD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOS-ROBERTS ARGUE OVER CAMPAIGN REPORTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-HANSEN REJECT PAY HIKES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROPONENTS OF SPORTS COMPLEX THROW IN THE TOWEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAME WARDEN BILL GOES TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
REVIVED MAIL ISSUE UPSETS BORDER RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
REAGAN SHOULD DROP RIGIDITY ON BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ANTI-NUCLEAR STAND BY CITY COMMENDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ITS TIME TO THINK ABOUT OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RELIGIOUS-ORIENTED CHANGES CALLED THREAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ADVICE FROM ND--AVOID GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
REAGAN BLAMED FOR NOT KEEPING PROMISE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
WOSTER BLASTED FOR ICE FISHING ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
AIRLINE TO GET PLANE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ELLSWORTH MAY GET MORE TANKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEADER WARNS OF GAS PRICE DECONTROL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LOAD LIMITS FOR TRUCKS BEGIN TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEETINGS ON GARRISON PLAN SET,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RC FIRM WILL WORK ON HOMESTAKE DAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WYOMING BILL WOULD PROTECT ACQUIFER USERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILL EMPHASIZES INSURANCE TAX RATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LAWMAKERS CLOSE LOOPHOLE IN STATE TAX LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
MITCHELL STAMPEDES TO STATE CLASS A WRESTLING CROWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESPECTED OUTDOORSMAN BERT POPOWSKI DEAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NON-RESIDENT HUNTING-FISHING FEES MARKED TO GO UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PHEASANT STAMP CONTEST DEADLINE SET FOR JUNE 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PRACTICE DOES MAKE PERFECT FOR BOWLER CYNDIE ABBOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SCOTT LEDOUX STILL HAVING GOOD TIMES IN THE RING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*A PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*DONNA TSCHUDY--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*POLICE ARREST MAN FOR ARSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD WAGES ALL-OUT AD BLITZ,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'MASH'S' 11-YEAR STINT WILL END,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BAD ECONOMY IS GOOD NEWS FOR BARTENDERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS IN TEA RISK LIVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOAL OF TEACHER-LAWMAKERS TO HELP EDUC,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INFANT WHO HAS HEART DEFECT MAY RETURN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BLOCK & CONGRESS AID FARMERS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CATTLE PRODUCERS NEED VARIED PLANS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CONSTITUTION AUTHORIZES INCOME TAX-US (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CRITICISM ON VOCATION SCHOOL REFUTED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BOARD TO DISCUSS SCHOOL PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CHAMBER AWARDS INCLUDE RESIDENCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION TO DECIDE ON HIRING PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ELWOOD IN HOUSE AFTER HEART SURGERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES FAMILY FISHING LICENSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS NEAR END WITH HEAVY LOAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FAIR BOARD CONSIDERS NEW STAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FIRM JOINS BLACK HILLS GOLD BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HURON CONTRACTS FOR WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY CO REHIRES LAID-OFF EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WHEAT PROCESSING PLAN CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY CHIPS IN TO HELP JOBLESS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
KNEIP SAYS SINGAPORE IS HIS 2ND HOME,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
BROTHER HELPS VERMILLION'S TIM MANNING GET 3RD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JANKLOW SAYS TAX INCREASE MAY BE ANSWER,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD APPROVES TEACHERS' RAISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ADVISORY BOARD ELECTS MANCHESTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
GOP WOMEN ELECT WOLFE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
MILITARY ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PIERRE WOMAN HEADS PANHELLENIC COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PROF NAMED TO NATIONAL ASSEMBLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
REHLING HEADS TOASTMASTER CLUB,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SHLANTA HELPS YMCA CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*RURAL LANDOWNERS MAY GET BREAK,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMEDIAN RED SKELTON TO PERFORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEFENDANT SAYS SEARCH WARRANT WAS IMPROPER,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LACK OF QUORUM CANCELS COUNTY MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER SEEKS PSYCHIATRIC EVALUATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT & DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONEY FOR PROGRAMS FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX EMPIRE SPORTSMEN SHOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY PLEDGES IN SF UP 14 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS' BUSINESS MANAGER TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"VICTIM'S RELATIVES BATTLING FOR {dollar}126,000","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KOTAS INQUEST RESUMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
STATE COSTS FOR GRAND JURIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SPRINGFIELD'S CHALLENGE FORMIDABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAKING TWO COURSES OPTIONAL MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PHYSICIANS ASSISTANTS TREAT PRIMARY CARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AUGUSTANA & OGLALA GAIN CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"JUDGE RELEASES {dollar}132,000 IN HEATING-AID","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MYSTERIOUS MITE INFESTING LEAD STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"PRESSLER {dollar}450,000 FOR SENATE RACE","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MISS INDIAN WORLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE UPHOLDS TRIBAL ELECTION RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ELECTRIC SPARK BLAMED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW CREATES LICENSES & TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER GIVES LETTER TO US MARSHAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
REP KELLOGG WILL SEEK STATE SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WELDING TORCH IGNITED MILBANK BLAST,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN PASSENGER KILLED IN ROLL OVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PRIVATE OWNERSHIP COULD STRENGTHEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
TOURISM INQUIRIES ARE UP 12 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
HEARING ON REVOKING STANDS' DEGREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA MAKING A NAME IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
OLYMPIC SPIRIT BY NOT USING PROFESSIONALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOSERS AND WINNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*15,000 GATHER AT RALLY IN AMES","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CORPORATE FARM BILL TURNS CHEERS TO JEERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PITTSBURGH NO 1 IN CITIES RATING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BENCH BAD-BOY BOBBY KNIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HEALTH PROGRAM ARTICLE DIDN'T TELL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SIGNS OF UNITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"DORN, ADRIAN AIM FOR CHAMPIONSHIP","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATORS ARE BACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S EDUCATION PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM BUREAU LEADER,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRINK BILL MAY BE TOUGH TO SWALLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEIDEPRIEM TAKES PROFESSION AS COMPLIMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE OKS CENDAK FINANCING RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESOLUTION ON NUCLEAR WASTE ELECTION PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIRM TO TEST BIA SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TO APPEAL CUT IN RODEO INJURY AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
2 BOYS ARE SUSPECTS IN DEADWOOD FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ACCUSED KILLER WAITS FOR EXTRADITION HEARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMPANY PRESIDENT GUILTY OF BID-RIGGING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WANTS NEWSPAPER CASE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REAGAN'S DEFENSE POLICIES ON TARGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN ACCUSED OF STABBING IS IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROPONENTS TOUGHEN RAPE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
300 CHILDREN MAY CHANGE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MORE THAN SKIN DEEP,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LOSERS AND WINNERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW FARM AID PLAN READY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL CONSIDERS SCHOOL AID REFORM,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MEIERHENRY, LAWMAKER ASSAIL JANKLOW PLAN","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
KEEP PRESSURE ON DEADBEAT STUDENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FARMERS SHOULD SEEK 98 PERCENT OF PARITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REAGAN HURTING FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HEATED SHELTER WOULD HELP (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PAPER MISSES A BIG EVENT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*A LITTLE FELLOWSHIP AND LOTS OF CARING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FRIENDS, MEDIA GATHER AT AUCTION","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE PASSES SPENDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DETOUR LEADS KURALT TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BROOKINGS MAN IS APPOINTED NEW REGENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHAMBER'S AGRIBUSINESS DIVISION TO MEET,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOSPITAL'S COPTER PLANS PUT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ST PATRICK'S DAY PARADE PREPARATIONS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 CONVICTS ADMIT TO 57 CRIMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CO-OWNER ESTIMATES FIRE DAMAGE AT {dollar}350,000","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COMMISSION RE-ACCREDITS USD DENTAL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC FORUM CLUB MEETS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GROUP PLANS SPRING WACIPI AT PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
NEW CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE TO TAKE SEAT TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RED CROSS WILL HELP FIND FLOOD EVACUEES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SF TO GET STATE MONEY FOR ROAD WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SIOUX EMPIRE HORSE SHOW BEGINS IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
UNION COUNTY SHERIFF RECEIVES SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WOMAN IS CANDIDATE FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CIRCUIT JUDGE OK'S DELAY IN MILLER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FARMER NUDGED STATE INTO REMOVING PART OF DAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KINI CONFERENCE EXAMINES MEDIA,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ALCOHOL TAX FAILS TO GET NEEDED SENATE VOTES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL TO PROVIDE ETHANOL SUBSIDIES APPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"BUDGET PROCESS NEEDS OVERHAUL, SENATOR SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE REVIVES PLAN FOR MAIL-ORDER SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE NEGOTIATORS STALL ON EDUCATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*CANTON, WEST CENTRAL WIN","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*5 UNBEATENS HEAD 'A' FIELD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RADIUM POLLUTES ETHAN WELLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOWSTORM FIZZLES INTO DRIZZLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROSE BRECH DIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BANDAGES MUD ARE NEW TREND,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"POPS CONCERT SUPERB, ENJOYABLE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
STUDENTS REPRESENTED CITY WELL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
GIFT SHOWS CONSCIENTIOUS SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
VOLUNTEER PROGRAM APPRECIATES GIFT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
'AMERIKA'S' MESSAGE NOT THAT FAR-FETCHED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BRIGHT NEWS ABOUT AG LIFE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY MUST HOUSE HOMELESS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HEALTH UNIT CLOSING BENEFICIAL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO SHOW MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FARMING DREAM REMEMBERED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*BELL BILL NOT BEST FOR THE PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HEART OF TEXAS OFFERS REFUGE FROM COLD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NEW GYMNASTICS CHAMPS CROWNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANADIAN FIRM PICKS MADISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CIGARETTE SALES TAX TO BEGIN JULY 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR RETURNS STUDENT VOTE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE REFUSES ABORTION DEBATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN TREATED AFTER ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOBILE HOME DEADLINE NEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOODS UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AMENDED BELL DEREGULATION BILL GOES TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY PLAN CAUGHT IN COMMITTEE CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
METER PLAN MIGHT ALREADY BE OUTDATED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NICARAGUAN BISHOP TELLS OF COUNTRY'S REPRESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAX HIKE GOES TO GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SESSION'S BILL TOTAL REACHES 651,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COMMISSION LETS FIREFIGHTERS RUN PULL-TABS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DEPUTY CAN BE A COMMISSIONER, OFFICIAL RULES","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELECTRICAL SHORT BLAMED FOR GREGORY FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESORTS PLAN PROMOTION TO LURE FISHERMEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RETAILERS TO BRING NATIONAL MEETING TO STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PANEL APPROVES DRINKING AGE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PANEL OK'S TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLERGYMAN TOLD ABOUT FARM WOES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MONEY DIVERTED FROM INSURANCE FIRMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPRING TRAINING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NORTHWEST STRIKE STILL UP IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAIN GOAL TO IMPROVE EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RELIANCE HAS MANY ATTRIBUTES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WINDS UP A MEDIOCRE SESSION (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HART'S MOCKERY CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
'MARY WORTH' FAILED IN POLL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'OLD PERSON' LIKES COMICS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DASCHLE FAVORS ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
INDEPENDENTS DENIED VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PRESSLER STAND APPLAUDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA NEEDS LPN'S (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
DID BUSH QUIT TO MINIMIZE IMPACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
UNJUST CLAIM TO BE OF INDIAN HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SD STATE ROMPS PAST CHIEFS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WEST CENTRAL GYMNAST DOMINATES 'B',"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STEVENS KEEPS 'A' WRESTLING TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SEVERAL SEASONS CLOSE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*GUN SHOW RIGHT ON TARGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
NUMBER 1 O'GORMAN DOMINATES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
BROOKINGS TO VOTE ON CABLE FRANCHISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET INCLUDES {dollar}11 MILLION FOR WEB,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAYTON ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW FIRM TAKES OVER WHEELCHAIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NITRATES TOO HIGH IN AURORA WATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON'S AGENDA SURVIVES SESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIAL IN FAILED ARTICHOKE ENTERPRISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RESERVATION MIGHT GET NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS LIKE PRIMARY ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
1980 BEST FOR BUILDING HOUSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
GROUP LINKS BRADLEY BILL BACKERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
UNSAFE LEVELS OF URANIUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"COLLEGES, REGENTS GAIN CONTROL OF BUDGET","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILLS INTO LAW,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
GARY COUPLE CITED FOR VOLUNTEER WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN DIVIDEND IS 11 CENTS PER SHARE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SDSU TO SPONSOR RIDGE-TILL CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE OFFERS LECTURE SERIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ANALYST SPOTS CLUES IN HANDWRITING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LEAPING BIRTHDAYS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*GAIL PETERSON, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1988, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*ANDERSON WINS WHITE HOUSE JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUNDAY WINE SALE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FAMILY DOCTOR PROGRAM TO GET EXTRA {dollar}100,000","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EYES ARE ON PRESSLER AS CRUCIAL SWING VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DUO IN A DECEITFUL GAME OF LOVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LEGENDARY ROCKERS FAIL TO INSPIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PRO BASKETBALL WILL BOOST CITY ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOBRIETY PLEDGE IS NOT ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T MESS WITH GOD'S WILL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MORRELL SHOWS NO CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WHAT IS A 'SMALL' SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ART REVIEWS ARE 'FASCINATING' (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ANIMAL ACTIVIST HEARTENED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
EDELEN'S SAGA FOCUS OF BOOK,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BODY MAY HAVE SET FOR A WEEK,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHEESE FIRM OWNER'S SENTENCING DELAYED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS LIFE FOR KILLING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 10 YEARS FOR BURGLARY RING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO VOTE ON MERGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY PURCHASES ARMORED VAN FOR {dollar}1,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOT WHEELS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA PRAIRIE GROUP SEEKS NEW THEATER,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORT PIERRE MAN FIDDLES WHILE LOBBYISTS BURN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE COMMITTEE KILLS TAX STUDY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD WILL SEEK BIDS ON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY APPROVES EASEMENT ALONG KIWANIS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAD WOMAN KILLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S TAX SYSTEM FAVORITE STUDY TOPIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MULLS LESSER OFFENSE FOR CHILDREN HAVING SEX,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LITTON ACTED PROPERLY IN MOVING PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHARITIES-CORRECTIONS SPLIT APPROVED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SENATE COMM ENDORSES SOLID-WASTE DISPOSAL STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SELECTED RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN DOWNING CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
TRIBE PLANS TO SETTLE DEBTS BY BONDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"SD {dollar}10,000 BEHIND NATIONAL AVERAGE","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*90-YEAR-OLD KNOWS ONLY WORKING LIFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BURDEN HEAVY TO HELP NEW NICARAGUA (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHAT'S WRONG WITH UNITED WAY PRESSURE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DUNCAN TOO PESSIMISTIC (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"*FLUORIDE IS SAFE, EFFECTIVE DENTAL AID","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*A HEALTHY EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANDERSON TO START RE-ELECTION CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONTAMINATED SOIL TO BE CLEANED UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE INTRODUCES PRICE FIXING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE PLEADS GUILTY TO ESCAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POTENTIAL JURORS MIX UP RECENT HOMOCIDES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAMPLE DRILLING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS '87 RULING AGAINST AMA,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WITNESSES WANT REWARD MONEY OFFERED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSIONERS SQUABBLE OVER TAXES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TEACHER TO SEEK SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 COUNTIES TO CONSIDER JOINT AMBULANCE STUDY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DELINQUENT TAXES BEING PAID IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER MAYOR OF BROOKINGS TO WIN OFFICE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNEHAHA STREAMLINING COUNTY'S VOTING PROCESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABC-TV CREW RETURNS FOR DEADWOOD FILMING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GAMING PROPONENT PAYS UNDERAGE FINE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RIKANSRUD DECLINES TO RUN FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LIQUOR LICENSE DENIED FOR PROPOSED LOUNGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FIRM WON'T STORE TRASH IN ELK POINT LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
'90 LEGISLATURE PRODUCTIVE FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OVERTURNS MINING DISPUTE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*JANKLOW JOINS TRAIL KING BODY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DROUGHT COULD PUSH ELECTRIC COSTS UP,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NATIONAL DAIRY ACT FORUM TO BE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
11 PERCENT OF SD FARMERS IN TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CALVING SEASON STARTS AMID CONCERN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
PETITIONS SWAY LAWMAKERS ON DOCTOR BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"SD RELATIVES ARE DELIGHTED, APPREHENSIVE","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"SOUTH DAKOTANS RELIEVED, SKEPTICAL","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LONETREE BILL FAILS IN EMERGENCY EFFORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BILL BROWN IN BAGHDAD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PEACE NOT CERTAIN--SD POLITICIANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HOW THE SD HOUSE VOTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--WAR IN THE PERSIAN GULF,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*DID US PLOT KUWAIT INVASION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
IS LOGICAL INCOME SOURCE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FEBRUARY 7 OPINION PAGE ONE-SIDED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
BILL WOULD BENEFIT SD (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
WHO FORCED CELEBRITY TO HAVE AN ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"*TURTLES CRAWL OUT OF SEWERS, ONTO STAGE","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VERSES WITH A VIEW,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BLUEPRINT FOR A BETTER EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUSING IS FOCUS OF PTA MEETING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CASES UP IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEADLINE MARCH 15 FOR MOBILE HOMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOST FAMILIES WANTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NURSE TO SPEAK ON ORGAN DONATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RARIN' TO GROW,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOELLER FLYING BACK VIA 'CONAIR',"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBES TO VOTE ON GARBAGE SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE OK'S STATE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*2 CONSIDER MAYORAL BIDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CARETRAUM GETS 911 CALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DIRECTOR WANTS IRVING PROGRAM AT EMERSON,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
APPEAL DENIED TO DEE IN CHEESE FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAY OF PRAYER A WORLDWIDE EVENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEX CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST TEACHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIAL BEGINS IN BICYCLIST DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD GAMING UP {dollar}17 MILLION LAST MONTH,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DISTRICT VOTES TO KEEP RURAL SCHOOL OPEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRUCK DRIVER ROBBED AT I-90 REST STOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WOMAN ARRESTED IN INFANT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RALLY AIMS TO CLEAN UP ITS ACT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
117 FROM PINE RIDGE SERVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RECYCLING BILL REJECTED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
NCC PLAYOFF POSITIONING A CLEAR MESS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SKYFORCE DEFEAT CATBIRDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"*FARMERS GIVEN DOSE OF HUMOR, MOTIVATION","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
TO PROVE MERIT OF SMALL ETHANOL PLANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
BETTING-LIMIT VOTE MARCH 16,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*CHEERS, TEARS AT WASHINGTON'S FINAL HOME GAME","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MCKENNAN ADDITION TO SERVE WOMEN, KIDS","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUICIDE CONTINUES END TIME MISERIES IN SD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"'DADDY DODGER', PAL GET FELONY CONVICTION","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE SENDS TAX CREDIT BILL TO GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NOT ALL READERS WANT TO UP THE ANTE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*EX-CULT MEMBER SPEAKS OUT FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE REFORM FACES BIG OBSTACLE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CRUEL PERSON SHOT PET, SCARED DAUGHTER (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PIPELINE PALN WOULD ADDRESS WATER NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SHOULDN'T RUN BUSH CAMPAIGN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LAWMAKERS ASKED TO RETHINK AFDC BILL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"SCHOOL SYSTEM SHOULD KEEP, FIX WASHINGTON (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MINNEGASCO NEEDS TO ENSURE CITY'S SAFETY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
'ARGUS' STORY ON ILLNESS TOOK PANIC PROSPECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ACLU LAWYERS NOT LED BY FOUNDING FATHERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GRAUVOGL'S STEAMROLLER CRITICISM IN MINORITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*OLYMPIC EFFORT BOOSTS VISIONS OF US WOMEN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*ARTS NIGHT '92 FULL OF FUN, VARIETY","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COMPOSER PUTS THE WORDS OF POETRY INTO MUSIC,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHICAGO DANCE GROUP PERFORMS TONIGHT AT SFC,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*UNITED WAY OFFICERS TO BE NAMED TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS SECOND FLOOR OF FARMHOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT RULED SANE IN '65 MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5 ARRESTED IN DRUG SEARCH IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ADVOCATES OF ABSTINENCE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BATTERY CASES FOUND BY RIVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"RECYCLING LAW GRIPES BREWERS, GROCERS","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'MR DWI' GETS 5 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*GAMBLING ADDICTS PLAY TO ESCAPE, DOCTOR SAYS","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
{dollar}1.5 BILLION BUDGET OK'D,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EVEN SUPPORTERS TURN ON BARGAINING BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*VINCE GREEN TO RUN FOR HOUSE NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HAAR WILL GET SUPPORT OF STATE REPUBLICANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN THINKS MAIL THREAT RELATED TO POLITICS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD MAN DIES IN NORTH DAKOTA ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 RAPID CITY TEENS ARE EXPELLED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DEADWOOD VOTE POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CITY MAY PUT LIMIT ON BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INDIAN INFANT DEATH RATE HIGH IN CITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LAWMAKERS PASS CONSERVATION BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MINE WANTS HOMES NEAR EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WATER PLANS GET SENATE NOD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SENATE BARS COUNTY WHEEL TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
AUGUSTANA'S WOMEN APPLY NCC PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN ROLLS TO 2AA VOLELYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*UNDEFEATED TRIO SET FOR CLASS A,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE TAKE 5 IN WIN OVER TULSA,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAND O' LAKES FEARS 1992 EARNINGS DROP,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MORRELL PARENT EARNINGS RISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SYMPATHY STRIKERS SUE OWN UNION FOR WAGE LOSS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
*AIM VETERANS RECALL TAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITY'S FUTURE MAY INCLUDE 4-LANE LOOP,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BLOODSHED POTENTIAL KEPT REPORTERS ON SCENE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PARK SERVICE CONSIDERS MEMORIAL AT MASSACRE SITE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FINANCE REFORM SHOULDN'T BE DELAYED (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"TIMES CHANGED, MOSTLY FOR BETTER (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*REMEMBERING WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FORMER LAWMAKER ANSWERS CRITICS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HELMET BILL BATTLE A WIN FOR THE PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
REJECT TAX BREAK FOR GOLD-MINING FIRMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PLAN DOESN'T COVER ALL (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SUPPORT PROGRAM FOR NEW FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CLINTON UNDERMINES THE CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
FAS ARTICLE WAS WELL WRITTEN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MEN CAN SUPPORT RIGHTS OF UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
HILLARY CLINTON HAS RADICAL AGENDA (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"SUBSIDIZE HONEY, NOT TOBACCO (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CITY HAS TOO MANY HANDICAP PARKING SPOTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
ENVIRONMENTAL EXCESS HURTS LANDOWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BE CAREFUL WITH HEADLINES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
SCHOOL BOARD SHOULD FIRE WEAST (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*SD OFFERS WRESTLERS FEW OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD SEEDED NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*CELEBRITIES READY TO ROLL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ADDITIONAL LAKES ADDED TO MINIMUM-SIZE LIMIT LIST,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CORN GROWERS HONOR PAM FUELS INC,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FMHA GRANTS HELP REPAIR AREA HOMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SPRING HOME TOUR IS NEXT WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS PLAN NEW SUPPLEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BANKS MEETING CREDIT NEEDS OF COMMUNITIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SF SCORECARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SD SCORECARD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
DOCTOR TO SPEAK ON WORK WITH AIDS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
EX-PASTOR PLEADS GUILTY TO SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"SEMINAR ADDRESSES ENVIRONMENT, POVERTY","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*INSURANCE WON'T COVER JAW AILMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*STATE SEEKS ALTERNATIVES TO NURSING HOMES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
NURSING HOMES AT ODDS ON EXTENDING MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*AG EXPERTS OFFER HELP TO UPDATE RUSSIA FARMS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
INSTRUCTOR AWARDED FUNDS FOR RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
STATE PROMOTES CORRECTIONS PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT LEADERS ELECTED AT USD,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
VICTIMS' ADVOCATE TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*HANDY WORK,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*PRODUCER BRINGS EXPERIENCE TO PUBLIC TV PRODUCTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
AUTOPSY FINDS MAN KILLED WITH WEAPON,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.6"
*YOU CAN GO HOME AGAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SD TOURISM PROJECTED TO HIT {dollar}2 BILLION BY 2004,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1993, sect.G, p.07, col.1"
LEGISLATORS CAN'T AGREE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN DIES IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOLS TIGHTEN THE BELT ON BAGGY PANTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS USE CLOTHING TO DEFINE THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATORS DELAY HEALTH-INSURANCE PLAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOT TEMPERS FLARE DURING LAST SESSION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*AND THE NIGHT TURNED INTO MORNING,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
NIGHT DRAGS INTO DAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
EDUCATION LOBBYISTS COMPARED TO PARADE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
LOCAL AND NATIONAL PRIORITY (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HEALTH PLAN OVERLOOKS SOME BRAIN DISEASES (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OUR CITY GOVERNMENT HAS BECOME OBSELETE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*INDIANS NEED MORE SAY OVER JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*COMMUNITY PREPARES WAY FOR GROWTH, IMPROVEMENT","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*CHALLENGE IS TO MEET NEEDS WITH LIMITED RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*TECHNOLOGICAL KNOW-HOW, COMMUNICATION","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"SIOUX FALLS HOME TO 109,500 PEOPLE","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TO GIVE CITIES A HANDLE ON VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOPEFULS SKATE ON AFTER SCANDAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HYDROLOGIST ENJOYS WADING THROUGH FLOOD DATA,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CAREER PUTS ESPY AIDE IN LIMELIGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SISTERS NEGOTIATE HOSPITAL DEAL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TEA, LENNOX PARISHES SELECT NEW PASTOR","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HOMELESS CHILDREN SUBJECT OF PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SPEAKERS TO DISCUSS JAPAN, US TRADE","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEBRASKA WETLANDS ADDED TO PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CODINGTON COUNTY REVIEWS COURT SECURITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROGRAM AIMS TO KEEP TEENS OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
STATE NEEDS TO TAKE CARE OF ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COSTNERS TO REVEAL RESORT-SITE PLANS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*IRS OFFERS OPTIONS FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*AGE LIMIT DOESN'T HALT SMOKERS IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AIDS DOESN'T DISCRIMINATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SKYFORCE BETTER THAN BEST,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LENNOX WRESTLER GETS CHAMPIONSHIP IN STYLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
FATHER LOOKS PROUDLY UPON RECORD-BREAKING SON,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
"*KKLS FIRES LONGTIME RADIO DUO DON, CRAIG","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
US WEST ADDS MORE OPTIONS TO ITS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PHONE SERVICES ADDED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GOVERNOR'S PLAN NEAR COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PROPERTY-TAX RELIEF BILL PASSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DISSENT GROWS ON MEDICAL-PROVIDER TAX,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES SPECIAL-ED BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PANEL SCRAPS BAN ON GAY MARRIAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE OK'S TENURE BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
ALTERED MEDICAL-WITNESS BILL GOES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MEASURE RAISING CIGARETTE TAX HEADS FOR FULL VOTE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HEALTH-INSURANCE BILL IS SENT TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
BILL WOULD REPLACE STATE HEARING OFFICE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PANEL OK'S TUITION AID FOR HEALTH STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HOUSE VOTES TO MAKE ENGLISH STATE LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"MAKE BASE CHANGES ON NEED, NOT POLITICS (ED)","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE EXERTS ITSELF TO MEET 100-DAY AIMS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*BALANCED-BUDGET AMENDMENT NO MORE THAN GOOD SERMON,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER OFFICE DIRECTOR MISINFORMED ON FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PBS MIGHT IMPROVE WITHOUT FEDERAL SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DASCHLE ONLY TALKS ABOUT SOCIAL SECURITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
TAX REVENUE SHOULD BE SHIFTED TOWARD CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"ALCOHOL, TOBACCO TAX HURTS SD RETAILERS (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
"*CABLE SPLITS SHARED CHANNELS, ADDS C-SPAN II","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MED RED PROGRAM HELPS REDUCE DRUGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SUDBECK, KLEIN SET UP KNIGHTS","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FIREFIGHTERS DROPPED FROM WOLFGANG SUIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*RIVER IS HOT SPOT FOR WINTER WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
PLAYHOUSE ACTORS VOLUNTEER TIME,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PAROLE BOARD DENIES RELEASE FOR RIOS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN REPORTS RAPE IN BAR PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NDSU ADMINISTRATOR TAKES AUGUSTANA JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR TO MEET WITH RESIDENTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FATHER FINED {dollar}200 IN TRUANCY CASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE--GARZA UPSET AFTER PARTY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ACCIDENTS ADD UP ON TREACHEROUS AREA ROADS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"RESIDENTS SUGGEST IDEAS, PRIORITIES TO IMPROVE","Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PUPPY FOUND SAFE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
TRIBAL COURT ENDS STEELE'S APPEALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD TO PURSUE BUYING NEW TEXTBOOKS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ARGUS LISTENING POST TONIGHT AT LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*HURON GROUP BUYS THE PLAINS MOTEL,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TWO BUSINESSES PLAN TO LOCATE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN TEENS LEAD DEPUTIES ON HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
YOUTH VIOLENCE TOPIC OF TELEVISED SUMMIT,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TWO MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SENATORS CONFIDENT ELLSWORTH WILL SURVIVE CUTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MAN DENIES DEFRAUDING GOVERNMENT RENTAL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GETS 3 YEARS FOR SELLING TRUCK HE NEVER OWNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FRANCES REIFEL DIES AT 84,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*ARSON IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*FEDS OPEN SPY PHOTO FILES,"Argus LeaderFeb 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
YOUR NEW CAR CAN BE JUNKED,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY BRIDGE SOLD-MONEY DISAPPEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"TODAY, MAYDEN LADYE CAN BESPEKE YE MAN","Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY BRIDGE SOLD-MONEY DISAPPEARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
POLL-IT'S A TOSSUP ON NUDE DANCING,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHURCH MAINTAINS TRADITIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
IT TAKES HER FOUR YEARS TO ADD ONE,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
MOVIES UNMOVING IN LOCAL THEATERS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
MARCH ARTS FESTIVAL CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*POT MAKES IT THROUGH RADAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POT MAKES IT THROUGH RADAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BARS, CLUBS TOLD GAMBLING ILLEGAL","Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILWAUKEE ROAD SHUTDOWN DERAILS MADISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POT MAKES IT THROUGH RADAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILWAUKEE ROAD SHUTDOWN DERAILS MADISON,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY EXAMINING TAX-EXEMPT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AVOID SPECIAL ELECTION ON NUDE DANCING ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CUTBACK IN DRIVER LICENSE SERVICE HIT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ACTION CALL-SOCIAL GAMBLERS IMPERILED (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STEEL SHOT POOR GOOSE PROBLEM SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STEEL SHOT POOR GOOSE PROBLEM SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SNOWMOBILERS DISPUTE ALLEGATIONS IN ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WICK DEFENDS HIS MCGOVERN ATTACK,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
YANKTON MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE APPEAL FEDERAL RULING,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BEAR CREEK MAN DIES IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE PROPOSES PLAN TO SAVE GEESE,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE WON'T GET HOPPER EXPERT,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SATURDAY'S RECYCLING DAY AT MALL,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE DEVELOPING DISCIPLINE GUIDE,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TOLLEFSON JOINS CONGRESSIONAL RACE,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NEW LOAD LIMITS EFFECTIVE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
12 BILLS AWAITING LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SD BEEF VOTE MAY REFLECT US TREND,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JUDGE--PAIR CAN BE PAID FOR PROPERTY DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
A WORKABLE RAIL COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JUDGE-PAIR CAN BE PAID FOR PROPERTY DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
A WORKABLE RAIL COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CENCOAD HIT BY BOTH SIDES IN WATER ISSUE,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE BEATS STONEHILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KRAMER'S NBA CONTRACT 'A DREAM COME TRUE',"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KRAMER'S NBA CONTRACT 'A DREAM COME TRUE',"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE BEATS STONEHILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOSTIC RECALLS WINNING SHOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BOSTIC RECALLS WINNING SHOT,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SALES TAX WILL PAY FOR STREET REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*18 GOING ON 72,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GIRL SCOUTS OUTING IS EYE-OPENING,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MUSEUM EXHIBIT REFLECTS SOCIAL CHANGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*DERAAD OF GARRETSON, TEACHER OF THE YEAR","Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.B, p.11, col.4"
DENNY GARRY IS CITIZEN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.B, p.11, col.4"
MERRIET NAMED BOSS OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.B, p.11, col.4"
*SHERER NAMED MOTHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.B, p.11, col.5"
"*STROM, SCARBROUGH WON'T RUN AGAIN","Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSIDERED SUICIDE BUT DIDN'T KILL HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU TRIBE CLOSES BINGO,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP PROPOSES CLINIC FOR SAME-DAY SURGERY,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
T J O'BRIEN'S RESTAURANT & LOUNGE CLOSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WITNESSES--SHE SAID SHE KILLED HER HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MALL CONSIDERS NEW MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN'S REMARKS ON INTEREST RATES ANGER,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EXCELLENT SETTLEMENT FOR TEACHERS' SALARIES (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWS NEEDED TO PROVIDE EQUAL OPPORTUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PERMISSIVE LIVING CREATES PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRY BIPARTISAN DEFICIT APPROACH (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SHOULD OLD, HANDICAPPED DIE (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MCKENNAN ALTERS PLAN FOR HELICOPTER,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"COMPANY COURTED NATURITA, COLORADO","Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPEAKS AGAINST SHIPPING RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LEGISLATURE CHANGES STATE COLLEGE COMPLEXION,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WILDLIFE FEE MAY BRING MORE GAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
GROUP SCHEDULES EROSION MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
IMPROVING SALARIES IMPORTANT--MILLER,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PENITENTIARY ESCAPEE FACES TRIAL IN OREGON,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PIK SHOULDN'T CAUSE INSECT TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PRESSLER PROPOSES FARM BARTER AGREEMENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PROVIDES MEETING ON BORROWERS' RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ANTICIPATES BOOM IN TIMBER INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
"*GROTON'S HINDS, KERSTING ANXIOUS","Argus LeaderFeb 29 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*LARCHWOOD, IOWA, HAS LOTTO APPEAL","Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WALT & MARY'S MATRIARCH REACHES END,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
14 VERMILLION WORKERS SPLIT {dollar}3.4 MILLION,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARTHRITIS SUFFERERS HELP EACH OTHER,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HIGHER-PAYING STATES GETTING TEACHERS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAGAN WILL BE KNOWN FOR DEBT (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BILL WOULD HURT SMALL FIRMS (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CALGARY FULL OF OLYMPIC SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SIMON DESCRIPTION FAULTY (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONGRESS IGNORES THREAT (L),"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*HURON COLLEGE DOWNS COUGARS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE EYES HAVE IT,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
2 PATRIOTS NAMED TO ALL-MEET TEAM,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*CLASS A WRESTLING CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HORST WINS 'A' ALL-AROUND TITLE,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AGAR WON'T JOIN GETTYSBURG SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGRICULTURE AWARD NOMINATIONS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BOY AWARDED {dollar}10,000 IN ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS PROJECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAW SAYS ICE SHACKS MUST BE TAKEN DOWN,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR CALLS TO JUDGE,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO MEET WITH DELTA OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRAIN STRAIN,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHEATING NOT A PROBLEM FOR SDSU,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW DRUG HELPS HEART PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HEART-BREAKING LOSSES BRING WISDOM,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROPERTY TAX TOOK CONTROL OF 1988 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*DEMOCRATS HOPE TO WIN OPEN SEATS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RANCHERS PROPOSE OPENING RANGE TO MUSTANGS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS PROTEST PLAN TO CLOSE STATE RADIO,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SUFFRAGETTE'S LIFE MARKED BY TRIPS TO LOCAL PRECINT,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FASTEST GROWING FRANCHISES,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BUS ROUTING IS A STICKY JOB,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX TABLE CHANGE REDUCES WITHHOLDING,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
150 ARRESTED IN RAID OF 'JUNGLE' PARTY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS THREATEN SUIT OVER DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*RAPE VICTIM SPEAKS OUT ABOUT RESPECT,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*PATIENTS OFFERED HELP TO HALT SMOKING,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*SHARING LIFE'S STORIES PASSES ON FAITH,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*US WORKERS DESERVE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"GAME, FISH AND PARKS DEPARTMENT NEEDS HELP (L)","Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
USD HOLDS OF SD STATE,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LODERMEIER THEFT CONVICTION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN PLEAD GUILTY IN STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MALL THEFT,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5TH SUSPECT ARRESTED IN STRING OF BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW SUPERINTENDENT OPPOSES CHASTITY BILL,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRE PRE-MED CLASS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CITY TO SEND OGDEN {dollar}14,000 BILL","Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP WANTS MINING LIMITS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAST-MINUTE SCRAMBLING LEAVES SOME OUT IN HALLS,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESOLUTION ASKS FOR WETLANDS LOOK,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATE RESOLUTION--BUY AMERICAN,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUDSON MAN RESTORING NAME,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATURE APPROVES PLAN TO FINANCE NEW BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY WINNER ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ALABAMAN ADMITS HE TRIED TO SELL EXPLOSIVE,"Argus LeaderFeb 29 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
Practice does make perfect for bowler Cyndie Abbott.,"Argus LeaderFebruary 28, 1982, sect.C, p.0, col.1"
Rep. Abbott will pursue Allen seat.,"Argus LeaderFebruary 4, 1992, sect.C, p.1, col.1"
Ex-Chamber of Commerce official dies.,"Argus LeaderFebruary 5, 1989, sect.C, p.3, col.1"
EMPLOYER TAX SAVINGS NOTED BY STATE LABOR DEPT,"Argus LeaderJal 29 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
*JANKLOW TAKES OATH OF OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WOLLMAN LEAVES PUBLIC LIFE FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRIDE OF ARLINGTON IN ROSE BOWL PARADE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRIDE OF ARLINGTON IN ROSE BOWL PARADE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STORMS HIT LARGE PART OF NATION,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NEWHARTH ASSUMES GANNETT POSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NEUHARTH ASSUMES GANNETT POSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOSPITAL DELIVERY DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
THIS NEW YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TITLES TO INCLUDE MILEAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAMUELSON TO SEEK DEMOCRAT JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELDERLY MADISON MAN DIES IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN WARNS OF RAIL CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAN TO ABANDON LINE OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAN TO ABANDON LINE OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN WARNS OF RAIL CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAMUELSON TO SEEK DEMOCRAT JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN JUMPS TO HER DEATH-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"19,080 STATE WORKERS UP FOR RAISES","Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SECOG SAYS FOUR TOWNS COMPETING FOR COMMUNITY DEV. G,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FORMER DFL (MINNESOTA) LEADERS AGREE PARTY MUST CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SECOG SAYS FOUR TOWNS COMPETING FOR COMMUNITY DEV. G,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BALLOONS KEEP EYE ON WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NOTABLES HELP INITIATE PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*REFUGEE TALES HARD TO BELIEVE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*REFUGEE TALES HARD TO BELIEVE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*RETIREMENT PARTY SURPRISES STORE MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*RETIREMENT PARTY SURPRISES STORE MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*JACOB KLEIN - THE LAST LAND RUSH,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JACOB KLEIN - THE LAST LAND RUSH,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FILE THESE GOODIES AWAY FOR ELECTION DAY...,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS FACE PRICE SQUEEZE IN 1980,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DR STANLEY GRAVEN HELPS EGYPTIAN INFANTS LIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"FORGET THE COLD, IT'S TIME TO PLAN GARDEN","Argus LeaderJan 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT SAYS JUDGE SHOULD DECIDE OAHE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES MURDER CHARGES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ICC NIXES NEW MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
US SPIRIT CAN INFLUENCE 1980S (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DELL RAPIDS, FARMER BATTLE OVER LAND USE","Argus LeaderJan 01 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"DELL RAPIDS, FARMER BATTLE OVER LAND USE","Argus LeaderJan 01 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*SD IS GROWING, CENSUS SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SD FARMER GETS {dollar}500,000 IN LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SD IS GROWING, CENSUS SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SD FARMER GETS {dollar}500,000 IN LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*1980'S BEST, BRIGHTEST IN FILM, MUSIC","Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STEELY DAN'S 'GAUCHO',"Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*1980'S BEST, BRIGHTEST IN FILM, MUSIC","Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RADIO SWITCH TUNES OUT SOME WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RADIO SWITCH TUNES OUT SOME WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'CONTROVERSIAL' STILL DESCRIPTIVE OF JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WINGLER'S LAWYERS TRY TO SQUELCH TAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WINGLER'S LAWYERS TRY TO SQUELCH TAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"PAY, SOCIAL SECURITY TAX RISING","Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"PAY, SOCIAL SECURITY TAX RISING","Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SD REPS MAY JUMP INTO RACE EARLY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
96TH CONGRESS GETS A C,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HEARTY RESPONSE TO CARDS FOR HOSTAGES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NEW YEAR OFFERS HOPE CURES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS SHOULD STUDY CHANGE FOR CITY HALL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ENJOYED CAROLS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GEOTHERMAL ENERGY OLD HAT TO SOME FOLKS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DON'T TAKE ANY BETS ON 1981 GAMBLING LAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RURAL SD WILL FEEL BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD CONSIDERED FOR MX BASE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--SD IS READY FOR MISSILES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE--HAMLIN COUNTY NON-FARM TAX TOO HIGH,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TORONTO FIRE BURNS NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*FORMER NURSING HOME VACANT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHRINKING BUDGETS MAKE VOLUNTEERS MORE VALUABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FINE RESOLVES TO BE MORE TOLERANT IN 1982,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*1981--THE YEAR IN REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*1981 WAS BEST YEAR YET FOR GOV JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"IT WOULD TAKE LOT OF IF'S, BUT IOWA COULD BE (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
OPPOSES CLOSING HILL AT TUTHILL TO SLIDING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
WANTS STREETS CLEARED AFTER TWO-INCH FALL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
CAPITOL NATIVITY SCENE REMOVED,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
HILLS FIGHT SUBJECT OF TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
MORE HILLS POACHING ARRESTS SEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
NORTHERN TO ADD 1 SIOUX FALLS FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
"RC POLICE, FIREMEN TO SUE CITY","Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
SD ADC PAY BELOW MOST AREA STATES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
SD WHEAT PANELIST GOING TO AFRICA,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
SF TO HOST IRRIGATORS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN QUITS POLLS JOB AFTER 40 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
2 HURT IN ABERDEEN JAIL FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
AUDITOR GIVES SCHOOL DISTRICT GOOD MARKS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF WILLIAM MEED,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
SD FIDDLER JOINING ROY CLARK BAND,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
DWI CASES WILL KEEP COURTS FULL,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.05, col.2"
SOME SF SCHOOL PHONE NUMBERS CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.05, col.2"
*HOLIDAY SPIRIT MAKES FOOD PANTRY MOVE A BIG JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1982, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
*A CHILD GETS A GUN FOR CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRAVEL AROUND SF HAS SLOWED CONSIDERABLY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ABOUT THAT RESOLUTION YOU MADE LAST YEAR...,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATE BAR ASSOCIATION FILES SUIT AGAINST CORBLY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER NOT SURPRISED BY DENIAL OF NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 KILLED IN SOUTH DAKOTA TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SENTENCE PUT OFF IN THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"PEACE, LOVE, ARMS CONTROL, ECONOMY AMONG WISH","Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARMY CORPS STILL STUDYING BONES AT LAKE FRANCIS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CEMENT WORKERS GET SEVERANCE PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CUSTER MAN, ROWLAND, DENIED BOND","Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"EUGENE NIETZ, FORMER BANK OFFICIAL ON PROBATION","Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FILM PRODUCER ARRAIGNED IN COLORADO,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROBINSON CONTENDER FOR DASCHLE JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE TO MEET WITH CHEM-NUCLEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WESTERN SD TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY SUED,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MOTELS SURVIVE TOURNAMENT DELAY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NO CONTRACT YET FOR CITY WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PEOPLE ASKED TO SHOVEL AROUND HYDRANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LOSS OF PANEL SEAT DOESN'T SURPRISE MINER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
TIMELY SHOTS SAVE DAKOTA DOME FROM DEFLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DEALING WITH DRUGS AT AN EARLY AGE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITY HOSPITALS WAGE ONGOING BATTLE FOR PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MUZZLELOADERS TURN BACK CLOCK, CELEBRATE NEW YEAR","Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS' PRESCRIPTION FOR 1984,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S TOP STORY FOR 1983,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH CARE PHILOSOPHIES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
STATE AG LOAN PROGRAM TO CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"ARGUS LEADER OFFERS AREA, NATIONAL PLATFORM (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JOURNALISTS SHOULD PROJECT HOPE--NEUHARTH,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ELDERLY MAN FOUND FROZEN IN HIS RURAL CABIN,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
FIRE HEAVILY DAMAGES STORE IN CEDARBUTTE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
STATE'S ELDERLY WILL GET NOTICES OF TAX REFUND,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
HURON COACH RESTS IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL SEASON,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LATEST WARM TREND HELPS BIRDS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BLIZZARDS BRING BACK CHILLY MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*EIDE LIKES ADVANCEMENT INTO ADULT BOWLING,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*CATCHING UP WITH LOCAL NEWSMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL REACTION ON GEORGE ORWELL'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHIRLEY SCHOLTEN'S MEXICAN FOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"LAWMAKERS, MUSIC MAKERS ON TV","Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA'S CHILDREN NEED HOMES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
HOW DID FARMERS SPELL RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN BELL WILL OFFER CONSERVER'S SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL BUSINESS RECOVERED IN '83,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
UNITED BRANDS BONDS GIVEN HIGHER RATING,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*SIGN OF TIMES TAKES 4 WIVES BY SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WANTS SHARE OF MAIL-ORDER TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SIOUX EMPIRE TRIVIA TOUR,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONSERVANCY SUBDISTRICTS GIVE WAY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEVELOPER MAY BUILD 300-ROOM HOTEL HERE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FINANCE FIRM FACES TAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKA FIRM TO STUDY SF NEEDS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN JAILED ON CHARGE OF RAPING GIRL,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROSECUTORS CAN'T FIND WITNESS FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
THREE PEOPLE SUFFER INJURIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WILLIAMS WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STINSON SELLS AUTO DEALERSHIP TO SCHULTE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CONGRESSMAN'S WIFE OUT OF JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SD RARE MOMENTS IN 1984,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--ABDNOR FAILED WESTERN FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AMERICANS SEE HAPPY YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*IN 1986, I RESOLVE TO ...","Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INSURANCE PREMIUMS SOCK CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HAPPY NEW YEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WE FIRMLY RESOLVE TO ...,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KSOO PLANS NOSTALGIC FORMAT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*STANGLAND AUTHORS BOOK OF NORWEGIAN MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
FIREFIGHTER SUES CITY OVER CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILLER READY TO LEAD HOUSE IN 1986,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CONTINUE SEARCH FOR ROBBER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VANDERLOO TO ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EPA TO CHECK FOR CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUNTING VIOLATIONS TRIAL SET FOR JAN 7,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INMATE LEAVES TRUSTEE FACILITY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER GIVES REPORT ON EROS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FARM CRISIS IS KILLING SD TOWNS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*LOCAL MAN HOPES CHANGE MEANS NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PETERSON DEFENDS WATER RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
OSHA CITES MARION CO-OP FOR VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWSUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEB BOY SUES PIERRE CENTER FOR {dollar}1.15 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN APPEALS FOR WITNESSES IN NEB,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BURGLARS BUNGLE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PCA MERGER IN EFFECT NOW,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
UTILITY ASKS FOR RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LAWMAKERS' BATTLE ON INDIAN BINGO,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
WINTER WHEAT BELT SHIFTS NORTH,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*TIEFENTHALER CRACKS ELITE SQUAD,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*FAMILY FACES '87 WITH UNCERTAINTY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW REJECTS FEDERAL JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEIERHENRY STARTS FROM SCRATCH,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SCHOOL NAMES DEAN,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW AIDE SOYER TAKES WISCONSIN POST,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*A TIME OF OPPORTUNITY & GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BRINGS BRIGHT NEWS ABOUT AGRICULTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
A GOOD YEAR FOR SPACE EXPLORATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ABDNOR GOOD FOR AGENCY JOB (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROGRAM TURNED LIFE AROUND (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SAGAN TRYING TO PLAY GOD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SKIING THEFT SPOILS CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MONTH TIES RECORD IN LACK OF MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY SURPASSES GOAL,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN ARRAIGNED IN SCHOOL CASES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INTANGIBLE REWARDS FUEL TEACHER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY CABLE CHARGES WON'T RISE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSED SCHOOL BUDGET HAS TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DEMOCRATS, FLOODS, KILLINGS MADE HEADLINES","Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PANEL DENIES LICENSE TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HERE IS SD TOP 10,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*KEY ISSUES FROM CLASSROOMS TO QUARRIES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY FAIR BOARD GETS BUDGET BOOST,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE LIKES MODIFIED FIREWOOD FEE BETTER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT OFFICIAL NAMED TO COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL ON BOARD OF LEGISLATURE GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DRIVER RESPONSIBILITY LAW TO TAKE EFFECT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
WOOD PRODUCTS FIRM FOR BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MORTGAGE RATES AT 8-YEAR LOW,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*INJURY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
MAN PROTESTS AMBULANCE PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*BIG CHANGES COME IN SMALL BUNDLE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GENEALOGY GROUP MEETING JAN 8,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
NATIONAL POETRY CONTEST BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
STORY LADY TO BE AT ZOO JAN 17,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
MOUNT MARTY TO HAVE WINTER BALL,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*RECEIVER HOPES TO RUN ROUTE INTO NFL,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD HAD SHARE OF RARE MOMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1987, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*WINDS CHILL STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GIFT CAR BAFFLES SD COUPLE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OPTIMISTIC PREDICTIONS RING IN THE NEW YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PROFILES OF A STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TOUGHER DRINKING LAWS GO INTO BOOKS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BEHAVIOR OF ISRAELIS IS SIMILAR TO NAZIS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
READERS OFFER SEVERAL IDEAS WORTH CONSIDERING,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PSYCHIC MAKES 1988 PREDICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
1987'S BEST,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*PROFILES OF A STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PROFILES OF A STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO CONSIDER RAISING STREET LEVEL,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IDEA OF TOURIST LOOP DRAWS INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SURVEY SHOWS SUPPORT FOR PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LUTHERAN CHURCH MERGER BECOMES EFFECTIVE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CAMPBELL INSTALLED AS POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS TO CELEBRATE TRAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DUKAKIS STEERING PANEL ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS BALTIC TRAILER HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
19 MONTH OLD WITH CANCER DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DYING TOGETHER WAS BEST FOR COUPLE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RADIO STATION CHANGES ITS TUNE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
UNITED WAY MEETS ITS GOAL,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*NATIVE TO TWIRL BATON IN ROSE PARADE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"BUSH, GEPHARDT NAMES TO BE 1ST ON BALLOT","Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FORMER AUGUSTANA COACH DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
WOMAN TO DISPEL MYTHS ABOUT INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ANNUAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
BUCKEYES' FIRED COACH PLANS SF STOP,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
GAZING AT '88,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*NEW YEAR BRINGS FIGHT TO SAVE PAST,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DECIDED AGAINST TRIP ON FLIGHT 103,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOME FEDERAL MERGES WITH INSOLVENT S & L,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*1989 ARGUS LEADER PLATFORM (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOSPICE CANCER CARE IS COMPASSIONATE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VETS' HOME STORY INACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BE HAPPY WITH EASY RETURNS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HIGH PAY FORCES TAX REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BEING A BURR UNDER CHURCH'S SADDLE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*CHAMPION GOLFER LOOKS FORWARD TO '89,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VISION CREATED NFL MIRACLE IN MIAMI,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SNOWBOARDS HIT AREA SKI SLOPE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ABERDEEN TAX HIKE IN EFFECT TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN SPORTSWEAR OUTLET WILL CLOSE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN TREATED IN TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAKE HIS COUNTRY A BETTER PLACE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOWER SD FARM INCOME PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PSYCHIC SEES VIKINGS KICKING OFF,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHILD SUSPECTED OF IGNITING HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOSPITAL IS POSSIBLE SHELTER SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KIDNAPPING SUSPECT ARRESTED IN SISSETON,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
24 BILLS PREFILED FOR LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PULITZER WINNER TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*TRANSSEXUAL INMATE LONGS FOR ACCEPTANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE INVITES IDEAS FOR HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ENROLLMENT OPEN IN FEED GRAIN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TWO NEW STATIONS WATCH SD WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*NEIGHBORHOOD DRUGSTORE RELIES ON LOYAL CLIENTELE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MILLIONS IN DROUGHT AID ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SD TO GIVE ECONOMY A SECOND LOOK,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
MY SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*STATE IS CAPABLE OF DEFINING ITSELF FOR CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
DEFINE TRAITS OF A 'REAL SOUTH DAKOTAN',"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*MUSEUMS DIRECTOR EYES BUDGET FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*SOUGH DAKOTA GEOGRAPHY TRIVIA,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
CHINA OFFERS THE UNEXPECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1989, sect.F, p.03, col.4"
*VA DIRECTOR EXPARZA RETIRES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*BOY,9, LOSES LONG BATTLE FOR LIFE","Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRENT'S KITCHEN BAND CAN DISH IT OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OUR GENERATION WILL MAKE GOOD IN '90'S,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*OUR GENERATION WILL MAKE GOOD IN '90S,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEADLINE IS JANUARY 29 FOR PHOTO CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
NEW BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
THE '80S ATTITUDES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
SOME VOWS LEADERS SHOULD MAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*STATE WON'T HAVE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
MISUSE OF HABITAT IS TOP THREAT TO ANIMALS(L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
BOOK CAPTURES PEOPLE(L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.A, p.14, col.4"
CAR ACCIDENT VICTIM IDENTIFIED BY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LARGE DEADWOOD GAMBLING HALL OPENS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER MEETINGS PLANNED THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN ARRESTED FOR FIGHTING POLICE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"6 STUDENTS, TAVERN CHARGED IN ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER LEGISLATOR WOULD JUST RATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS CAREFUL ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAY-DECEMBER MARRIAGE ENDS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION SNAGS DELAY TEEN CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MINNESOTAN WINS LENNOX HOUSE RAFFLE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CYANIDE LEAK IS STOPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LANDOWNERS MIFFED ABOUT TRAIL BUYING,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TAX SURVEY OF LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CENSUS BUREAU PREPARES TO INVADE SD,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BURGLARY SUSPECT DESCRIBED AS GRINCH,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A YEAR OF PAIN AND HEALING,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'GOING PUBLIC SAVED MY LIFE',"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LET'S TRY TO PULL TOGETHER (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GREED BIG MOTIVATOR IN AMBULANCE SQUABBLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*IF ONLY WISHES WERE HORSES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUS ROUTES CHANGE WITH NEW YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRASH VICTIM REMAINS IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATOR TO SPEAK AT YOUTH MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEMORIAL ESTABLISHED FOR TEEN FIRE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL WANTS DROPOUTS BACK,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HORSING AROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GUARD PREPS FOR GULF DUTY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY SHOWS SUPPORT FOR FINANCIAL AID CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEIKYO CONTROL OF IOWA COLLEGES STIRS CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VETERAN ACCEPTS CALL-UP,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY GRANTS AMBULANCE EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WESTERN DWI ARRESTS STAY ABOVE AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP OK'S PLANS FOR DEADWOOD HOTEL,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE ENERGY FUND OFFERS LOAN MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STUDENTS SPONSOR CARNIVAL SAFETY BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*DOMINANT TEAM MAKES BRANDON VALLEY FUTURE BRIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SPIRIT OF THE SEASON,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
REPORT SHOWS HOME-OWNERSHIP DECLINE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
RESEARCH BARN COMPLETED AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
"WON'T GET NEW TRIAL, JUDGE DECIDES","Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MADER'S GOALS HAVEN'T BLURRED CONCERN FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOG CREATES DOUBTERS IN 'SUNSHINE STATE',"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL'S BENEFITS BID HALTED,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*1992 GOALS ARE SIMILAR TO THOSE MET IN 1987,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
THE REAL 'MAN OF THE YEAR' (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*AWARENESS REQUIRES MUTUAL RESPECT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MAIL-ORDER PHARMACIES DESIGNED TO SAVE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THOSE IGNORED GOT TASTE OF DISCRIMINATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*AREA MUSIC LIVENING UP--FINALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE MEETS PARENTING CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MEALTIME BRINGS CLAN TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*MEETING THE CHALLENGES OF THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FROST BUILDUP CAUSES MANY POWER FAILURES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIQUOR SOLD TO MINORS IN SF STING,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN WITH 17 DWI'S PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MASTEN RESIGNS DEMOCRATIC POST,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WAIVES EXTRADITION, TO RETURN","Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUCHANAN WILL SUE TO GET ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM DENIES IT LACKS PARAMEDICS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
8 DEMOCRATS CERTIFIED FOR PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*EX-MORRELL WORKER, WIFE STILL STRUGGLE","Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*A SPECIAL EVENING,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*CHALLENGES MET, SET IN SCHOOLS, POLITICS","Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INMATE SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"MAN GETS 8 YEARS IN DRUG, LAUNDERING CASE","Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN SETTING HILLS FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VEHICLES VANDALIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
KERREY TO VISIT SF,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"GUARD PROGRAM {dollar}31,000 SHORT","Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*CHAMPION COACH DEFENDS AGAINST OFF-COURT DEMONS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*NEW GOALS SURFACE TO REPLACE THOSE MET,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"FARMERS, RANCHERS AWAIT POISON RULING","Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*TAX MAIL COMETH,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*IT'S COLD BUT WORKERS SAY NO SWEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITY TO ADD TWO STOPLIGHTS TO 41ST STREET,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DON'T LET SWANGO CASE RUIN SCHOOL'S IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
1993 RESOLUTIONS WE'D LIKE TO SEE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABORTION OPPONENT DISLIKES 'ANTI-CHOICE' (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
IT'S ABOUT TIME WE GIVE CARETRAUM A REST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
POLLUTION PLAN NEEDED SOME WORK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
WHY ONLY ONE WOMAN ON PUBLIC TV BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING DIVIDES RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INAUGURATION POET TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL FOR DEAF LAND ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AIR GUARD DECALS REPLICATE MARKINGS OF JETS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TAX PLAN PROMISES {dollar}10 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'SAIGON' ACTOR NAMED 'NEWCOMER OF YEAR',"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS FIRES AIRPORT MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CASINO PROFIT-SHARING PLAN NEEDS APPROVAL--JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOSPITAL PLANE LOSES DOOR,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
'REE HEIGHTS REVIEW' CLOSES AFTER 110 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NO DANGER AT MUNITIONS SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TO REDEFINE ROLE OF INDIAN MALES IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
26 COUNTIES SHOW GROWTH SINCE 1990,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WOMAN, WHO WON HOMESTEAD IN SD, DIES AT 104","Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DEMOCRATS SEE '92 AS TURNING POINT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SKYFORCE TOP OMAHA 122-109 FOR ROAD WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*ND, USD POISED TO LAUNCH TITLE BIDS IN NCC","Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*NEW YEAR RINGS IN NEW TRENDS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KIDS CAN PROGRAM OWN VIDEO GAMES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*ALLISON REJECTS SCHOOL BOARD OFFER,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HOPES FOR 1994,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S DEVELOPING A FRESH LOOK FOR THE NEW YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
READER'S OFFER THEIR HOPES FOR 1994,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
THREE CANDIDATES FOR SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NECESSITY OF SEAT BELTS (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DESERVE TO HAVE COSTS COVERED (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PROPERTY-TAX HIKES MUST BE STOPPED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FIREFIGHTERS WILLING TO ACCEPT CONTRACT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY I-29 WRECK VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONVICTED RAPIST LOSES COURT APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LONGER STATE FAIR MEANS BIGGER BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POSTPONE LICENSES UNTIL LEGISLATURE RESOLVES PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEEKS NEW VOLUNTEERS WITH VISION,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STRIPPERS TO BARE ALL TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEENS CELEBRATE NEW YEAR'S AT CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER CLEANING,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE THEATRE MANAGER DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS RESIDENT GUILTY OF STALKING,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW GAME LICENSES NEEDED FOR 1994,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW TRIBAL CASINO MAY OPEN THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARKS RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE ON MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT SEEKS NEW FINANCING,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MOM GETS PIECE OF SUB AS GIFT,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CLOSING RICHMOND MINE COULD COST {dollar}10 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"DEADWOOD TRIES TO WARD OFF TAXES, RULES","Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN BECAME STUNT MAN AFTER VISITING SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
35 DOGS REMOVED FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
STERN DOESN'T DO WELL IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
WATERTOWN BASKETBALL WIN TOPS RARE FEATS IN 1993,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU PLANS FOR NEW ATHLETIC FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FARMER SAM'S UNHAPPY FATE BOTHERS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A FRESH START TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HAPPY NEW YEAR MEANS NEW LIFE IN CHRIST,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WHY WE LIKE SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER'S FINAL ADVICE: CUT PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"FRESH AIR, BEAUTY KEEP RESIDENTS HAPPY","Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*PETERSON HONORED BY PR NETWORK,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICE SEEKS FIRMS TO EXPORT DATABASE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STOCKS GO ON 'AFTER-HOLIDAY SALE',"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU WOMEN CRUISE TO VICTORY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE BEATS OKLAHOMA CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SAFETY LESSON AFTER TIPPING BOAT IN SLOUGH,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILD WINTER WEATHER STREAK COULD BOOST WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*HAPLESS HARRISBURG IS A PROBLEM IN PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LOCAL BOWLER GETS A GRIP ON HIS GAME,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OUTLAWS' STP CLASSIC PLANNED JUNE 28 AT HUSET'S,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN DIES IN MINNESOTA CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOLLY SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED IN SPRING,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CAR ACCIDENTS UP 5 PERCENT IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO DISCUSS PBS ON 'NIGHTLINE',"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CITY CRIME RATE 7TH HIGHEST IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEW YEAR COMES IN ON SKIS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SKELLY'S PUB SAYS 'LAST CALL'--FOR TIME BEING,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ADULT ED OFFERINGS EXPAND TO FAST CLASSES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*LEGISLATIVE REPORTS TO BEGIN ON RADIO,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CO-OP PLANS TO SELL TO WHEAT GROWERS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*HIGHWAY WORKER KILLED BY TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COURT MAGISTRATE RESIGNS FROM POSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"TRIBE, STATE SIGN STORAGE-TANK PACT","Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BIRTH RATE DIPS TO LOWEST RECORDED LEVEL,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT VOLUNTEERS TAKE IT TO CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE IN PLACE FOR TRIAL OF FOSSIL COLLECTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JUVENILE-ARREST RATE HITS FOUR-YEAR HIGH,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN DIES IN INTERSTATE-90 CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RESERVATION COMMUNITY PLANS NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MISSOURI TO FIGHT RIVER CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SURVEY FINDS HOG FARMS FAILING AT RECORD PACE,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
SOME RESOLUTIONS WE'D LIKE TO SEE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*MINORITY AFFAIRS PANEL OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*PROPOSALS OF NEW GOP MAJORITY HAVE IMPACT ON TRIBES,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
ARGUS LEADER FAILED DISABLED-RIGHTS SPEAKER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*SUICIDE ONLY ENDS ONE PERSON'S PAIN; AGONY GOES ON,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"POSTAL SERVICE GOOD, RATE INCREASE NOT GOOD (L)","Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
SENATOR'S PROPOSAL WOULD RAISE REVENUE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
CUOMO TALKS 'BASEBALL' WITHOUT PLAYING POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
MAYOR COULD CUT WAGES TO HELP COUNCIL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
SEN. DASCHLE NEEDS TO CHANGE HIS COURSE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*FRIENDLY MASS MOMENTS ARE REUNION OF THE MIND KIND,"Argus LeaderJan 01 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*STORMS STRAND TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD CBER SAVES MEN 800 MILES AWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW PLANS DON'T INCLUDE DRASTIC GOVT SHAKEUP,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW PLANS DON'T INCLUDE DRASTIC GOVT SHAKEUP,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LETTING IOWANS PICK THE GAMES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE TO BE 'ROASTED',"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STOVE BLAMED FOR FATAL FIRE-MADISON,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN RECOMMENDS THREE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT VOIDS ANNEXATION OF MCCOOK LAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OAHE TASK FORCE TO MEET,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YANKTON COED REPRESENTS STATE-ORANGE BOWL,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OAHE TASK FORCE TO MEET,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*I NEVER SAW IT COMING,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WOLLMAN BEATS JANKLOW IN FILLING POSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WOLLMLAN BEATS JANKLOW IN FILLING POSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WOLLMAN BEATS JANKLOW IN FILLING POSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WIND CHILL CHART,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OL' FIREWATER GETS 'EM HERE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MUZAK-TUNES FOR THE STRESSFUL,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*THANKS TO MISS PIGGY, HOGS ARE GLAMOROUS","Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*THANKS TO MISS PIGGY, HOGS ARE GLAMOROUS","Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MRS ELLA MOON-IT'S NOW HER TURN,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ONE WALKAWAY TURNS HIMSELF IN,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CLOSED HEARINGS DRAW STATE MEDIA CONCERN,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CLOSED HEARINGS DRAW STATE MEDIA CONCERN,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CLOSED HEARINGS DRAW STATE MEDIA CONCERN,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ROBBERY AT THE TAYLOR'S PANTRY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"WEATHER FEELS WARM, BUT IT'S ABOUT NORMAL","Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO CONSIDER CLOSING RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TRAINING CENTERS WORRY OVER BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
KHOMEINI VIEW MISREADS US,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MANURE-TO-FUEL TALK TO BE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NOTRE DAME GROUP TO PERFORM HERE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN ELEVATOR TOP GTA SHIPPER,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RAIL HEAD APPLAUDS FEDERAL STAND,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITIES DON'T LIKE IOWA MEETING LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MANURE-TO-FUEL TALK TO BE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*COTTAGE WALKAWAYS STILL FREE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ND ROAD DEATH DROP,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE DEATHS UP IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NEW IOWA LAW TO BOOK LIBRARY THIEVES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WOK VERSATILE INSTRUMENT IN THE KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
1980 A TRAUMATIC YEAR FOR CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUMMER DROUGHT HITS MARKET BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS MUST FIND WAY TO RUN TRAINS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*STARTING TODAY CHECKING ACCOUNTS CAN EARN INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PREJUDICE AND RUMORS WREAK HARM IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROMANCE OF HISTORY INFECTS SF DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROMANCE OF HISTORY INFECTS SF DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATION STAFF SIZE CLARIFIED,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"COUNTY '80--DANCING, TAXES, PROBES","Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
S DAKOTANS MOURN LOSS OF HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
S DAKOTANS MOURN LOSS OF HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD DENTISTS HAVE DECLINE IN PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PEDER ECKER SR DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
5 AWAIT ENERGY GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN'S ROLE REMARKABLE ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FORMER X93 EMPLOYEE CLARIFIES STATEMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FIRST SD FATALITY OF 1981,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COMMERCIAL PRODUCER OF YEAR NAMED,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PREGNANT COWS SHOULD BE FED MORE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COLD CATTLE NEED MORE FEED,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE HELPS BURGLAR STAY OUT OF PRISON,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE HELPS BURGLAR STAY OUT OF PRISON,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*PARTY DICTATES JANKLOW APPRAISAL,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"*SD BOY RISKS RARE TRANSPLANT, WINS","Argus LeaderJan 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ICE OUTDRAWS FOOTBALL FOR FISHING ENTHUSIASTS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SAY SESSION WILL BE MARKED BY FRUGALITY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FRAT HOUSE, EMPTY FOR HOLIDAYS, RAZED BY FIRE","Argus LeaderJan 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET ACCOUNTS USED BY CENGAS DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"THE ARTS FACE GROWING PAINS, FUNDING CUTBACKS (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"US GETS TOUGH OVER POLES, IGNORES OTHERS (L)","Argus LeaderJan 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"WANTS SPEND NOW, PAY LATER POLICY STOPPED (L)","Argus LeaderJan 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SAYS PRESSLER ATTENTIVE TO NEEDS OF VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LIQUOR LICENSE SUIT ANGERS RC OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NEW YEAR'S AVERAGE FOR SIOUX FALLS POLICE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEMAND FOR AMMUNITION GREAT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS WORRY SD SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
NO ONE CHOOSES TO BE IN POVERTY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PANCOAST HITS BOOKS WHILE HITTING POINTS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*QUICK SHOT SAVES HUNTER FROM BEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"PHEASANTS, WALLEYES, MISSOURI RIVER","Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*O'GORMAN, LINCOLN FAVORITES FOR STATE CROWN","Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
THURINGER FAMILY MAKES BOWLING TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*GETTING ENGAGED A BANNER EVENT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS' FIRST 1983 BABY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD WEATHER--THE COLD THAT STARTED IT ALL,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOW PAY GREETS LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS--BETTER OFF THAN THE REST OF SD,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A LOOK BACK--AND AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ARGUS LEADER PLATFORM FOR 1983,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE--CONTINUE ENERGY AID,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINE OFFERS EMPLOYEES INCENTIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NO MOVES TO LEAD--YET,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IT'S A RURAL SD LEGISLATURE FOR 1983,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
NEW YEAR'S EVE--3 DWI ARRESTS IN SF,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*1982--THE YEAR IN QUOTES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SF BUILDINGS SELECTED FOR NATIONAL REGISTER,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LEE PAGEL--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*NEW BELL RINGS IN THE NEW YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*JACK RABBIT LINES EXPAND BUS ROUTES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
SAVERS SHOW HIGH INTEREST IN NEW ACCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*REAL ESTATE FIRMS MERGE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
MORRELL ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
RENTSCHLER ELECTED TO NATIONAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1983, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
*SEARCHING FOR CONCRETE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FRIGID DECEMBER FROSTS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MANY TEENS EVADE DRUG ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BETTER HEALTH IS JUST A RESOLUTION AWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEST SHOWS FATED TO TRICKLE INTO TOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LEWIS WILL MATCH {dollar}1,000 IN GIFTS","Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"WOMAN LEAVES {dollar}19,000 TO SCHOOL","Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SOCIETY SELLING HISTORICAL CALENDARS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*FOGGY CLEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPANY WANTS TO REOPEN FUEL ALCOHOL PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS UNION PLANS LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL HOSPITAL OFFERS CAR SEATS FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HELPS SENIOR CITIZENS FIND PLACES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PEACE, UNDERSTANDING TOP LISTS","Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SALE-LEASEBACK PLAN TO PUT MONEY IN COFFERS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPECIAL TAX MAY HELP BRING BACK RIVER'S FLOW,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW YEAR'S CHILD,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BERG HOPES SDSU WILL GET MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CONGRESS WASTES MILLIONS TO STUDY INDIAN PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WILL WASHINGTON ACT TO TRIM THE DEFICIT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR SEARCHES FOR OIL SUBSTITUTES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
USERS WILL PAY MORE FOR CO-OP ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BROOKINGS WILL RE-THINK PROPERTY CARE RULE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
FATE OF 2 PUBLIC COLLEGES ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"1,200 PEOPLE EXPECTED AT RAPID CITY","Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"RAIL AUTHORITY ISSUES BONDS WORTH {dollar}700,000","Argus LeaderJan 02 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
"*GEOFFREY DRYSDALE, 1985'S FIRST BORN","Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROWDY REVELERS KEEP POLICE HUSTLING,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SISSETON HOUSE FIRE KILLS 4,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ONE CAME HOME...,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NINE HAVE YET TO RETURN TO STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*JACOBSONS RECEIVE STATE HONOR,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"SDSU PROFESSOR GETS {dollar}15,184 AWARD","Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*NEW YEAR'S BABIES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON VALLEY TEACHER RECEIVES HONOR,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURSE WILL FOCUS ON FARM CREDIT CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEB 1 IS DEADLINE FOR MOBILE HOME LISTING,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP TO DISCUSS BUSINESS FORECASTING,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON RESIDENTS DEVELOP PLAN FOR VO-TECH,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXCHANGE WITH SCHOOL IN CHINA,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SOME RESIDENTS IN SPRINGFIELD ACCEPT PRISON,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE NEEDS TO DIVERSIFY ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BELL IMPROVES NATION'S EDUCATION COMMITMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATURAL AREAS REGISTRY HAS 1ST SITE RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LATE PRINCIPAL FOUND A BOOK HE COULD LIVE BY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW YEAR IS OFF TO A STEAMY START,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ASSAULT SUPPORT PROGRAM OFFERED,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
NEW SINGLES SUPPORT GROUP MEETS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CHAMBER PLANS BUSINESS SEMINARS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
GUTHRIE TOURING COMPANY COMING,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
YMCA HAS PRENATAL EXERCISE CLASS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ROBERTS PROPOSES GOOD ELECTION IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STORY NOT FAIR TO COMMUNITY BANKER,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VIOLENCE NOT THE ANSWER TO TERRORISM (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHALLENGE IS MISGUIDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
UNBEATEN BROOKINGS HONORED ONE MORE TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*NEW YEAR WITH BABY DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN WOMAN KILLED IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANY OUT-OF-STATE WASTE DUMP OK,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OSHA PROBES DEATH OF ELEVATOR EMPLOYEE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIVE FARMERS SECOND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"BILLS TO AID CRIME VICTIMS, WITNESSES","Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INDIANS PLAGUED BY DIABETES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*OUT WITH THE OLD,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WINTER SPORTS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BIA SHOULD HELP SCHOOLS IF RULE USED,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SHERIFFS IN FARM FORECLOSURES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MARTIN WOMAN MARKS HER 105TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRADE GIVES TEACHERS CHANCE TO LEARN,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NEWBORNS ARRIVE ON OPPOSITE SIDES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRACTICE KEEPS MEMBERS ON THE BALL,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
MOVIES PREVIEW THEATER,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*PARKING RAMP PROPOSAL IS BASED ON NEED,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SPEED LIMIT ERODING RESPECT FOR THE LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TEACH YOUNG TO DRIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAXPAYERS MUST BE VIGILANT IN WATCHING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BRANDON VALLEY TRACK TEAM DESERVES ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*DOUBLE TROUBLE FOR COYOTE FOES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY BUS ROUTES TO CHANGE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARROLD MAN DIES IN WRECK,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S ATTORNEY HIRES LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABDNOR'S PAPERS FIND INTERIM HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEIGHBORS HELP FAMILY AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER WATER-SKIING,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BEER DEALERS TO FIGHT RAISING DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOP LAWMAKERS AVAILABLE ON TOLL-FREE NUMBER,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUALIFYING TEST FOR HIGH IQ SOCIETY SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMLAND VALUE CONTINUED TO PLUMMET IN 1986,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COURT UPHOLDS TRIAL AS ADULT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
LEAD RESIDENT CAPTURES HISTORICAL PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*NEW YEAR ALREADY A GOOD ONE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ANGEL TREE HELPED 986 FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BOWLERS' STRIKES BENEFIT VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CITY PITCHED IN FOR MORRELL KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAYTON'S ASSISTS NEEDY FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
EROS SUPPORTS ST FRANCIS HOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
INMATES APPRECIATE HOLIDAY GIFTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SERTOMA CONTRIBUTION HELPS CAMP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STORE DONATES TO OMEGA HOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MERGER OF 2 CLUBS SETS EXAMPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"WHEN IT SNOWS, FIND OFF-STREET PARKING (L)","Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'MARY WORTH' WILL BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRESSLER OBSTRUCTS REFORMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
WHO OPPOSES TAX LIMITS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*JOHNSON TO TAKE CALLS ON TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN TO SPEAK AT FORUM FEBRUARY 11,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BAKER'S VAN FOUND IN OMAHA,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO LEAD TRADE MISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP TO SPONSOR TOLL-FREE LINE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOBILE HOME OWNERS NEED TO REGISTER,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ARRESTED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMING IN LAST,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WITNESSES TRYING TIMES IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AG SCHOOL CUTS ENRAGE FARM GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WHEN A STORY WAS A STORY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A BREAK ON LATE HEAT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ECONOMIST HAS HOPES FOR FARMLAND VALUES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RECREATION AREA TOPS 1-MILLION-VISITOR MARK,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*AGE DISTRIBUTION IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*ROOTS KEEP DWINDLING FEDORA ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*49ERS POUND MINNESOTA 34-9 IN PLAYOFF,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HAS ACCIDENT WITH HANDGUN,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
INVESTMENT OFFICE DOES A GREAT JOB (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
UNNECESSARY BASES SHOULD BE SHUT DOWN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SAVE VETERANS HOME (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CONGRESS NEEDS NO PAY HIKE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CITY MAN SENTENCED IN FIREARMS CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ETHAN MAN DIES IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRST '89 CITY BABY BORN AT SIOUX VALLEY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS CAN FILE TAXES BY COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 HOSPITALS GO SMOKE-FREE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ART DIRECTOR WISHES TO BE A TV COMIC,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FALLING INTO THE NEW YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS BACK TAX FREEZE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR--ARMENIA DISASTER TEACHES SD,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MINNESOTA ECONOMIC FIGURES TOP SD NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLICE NAB 10 FOR DWI ON HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW YEAR BABY BORN RIGHT ON TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*EXCHANGE STUDENT PROVES TEACHER WRONG,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
CARTOONS ARE OFFENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HAIL TO THOSE WHO DEFEATED COMMUNISM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRYING TO COUNT NATION'S UNCOUNTED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ROOSEVELT IS A GOOD NAME (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*HEALTHY LEADERSHIP NEEDS TURNOVER,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ALCOHOL-FREE PARTY DRAWS 700 TEENS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ALLEN WANTS CHANGE IN DROPOUT LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORESTRY OFFICE SETS TREE-PLANTING GOAL,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY'S HOPE--ORGAN DONATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS DON'T FORESEE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RURAL PLANNING TAKES EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LETCHER TO VOTE ON MERGER,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TWO ARE SOUGHT AFTER I-29 SHOTS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OIL DRILLING IN FRUITDALE PROVES FRUITLESS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY DWI ARRESTS FALL OFF FOR FIRST,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BUSH LOOKING LIKE ONE-TERM PRESIDENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONTACT LEGISLATORS ABOUT DUMP VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUT BOTH AMBULANCE SERVICES TO WORK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WRITE TO SADDAM ABOUT COMMANDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'IMPRESSIONS' STEMS FROM OCCULTISM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CATERER ANSWERS REQUESTS WITH COOKBOOK,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*WHAT BEGAN AS A STUNT NOW A FAVORITE SNACK,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FIRE HEAVILY DAMAGES RURAL PARKER HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAKE PRESTON MAN KILLED IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEOPLE WARNED NOT TO KILL COYOTES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUPPETEER COMING TO ZOO THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU CENTER GETS FEDERAL GRANT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL EDUCATION TOPIC OF SPEECH,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HARTFORD FAMILY WELCOMES 4TH BOY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"NEIGHBORS WANT GOLF COURSE, NOT HOUSING UNITS","Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OPPOSITION TO SEAT BELT USE STEADY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE RAISES LOTTERY TAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TIME RIGHT TO MAKE PARK OF WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER HELPS GROUP FIGHT LARGE LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JOHNSON TO HOST PERSIAN GULF MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ROSEBUD WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SPLIT ON MERITS OF COLLEGE BOWL GAMES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOPES FOR ECONOMIC CARRYOVER INTO '91,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
ELEVATORS SALVAGE 6 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
'OVER THE FENCE' COLUMN DEBUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN BAND GETS WHIFF OF THE ROSES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD INHERITANCE TAXES THIRD-HIGHEST IN NATION,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOOD SWANS COME TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PROTECTIONISM ISN'T ANSWER TO TRADE ILLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POLITICANS DEPLETING SOCIAL SECURITY FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PET DUMPERS SHOULD MAKE USE OF SHELTER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*FINANCIAL AID GUIDELINES (PROF),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
NOW SDSU BASKETBALL COACH THORSON COULD GET TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FEDERAL INSPECTORS TO CHECK HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEW DWI CALLS OCCUR ON HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARRISBURG SETS UP TREE RECYCLING SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESERVATION CENTER STAYS CLOSED FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEARFISH TAX MAY FUND VISITOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE FIRST BABY OF '92,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WET WINTER FUN,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL WOULD PUT LOTTERY IN VOTERS' HANDS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX DISPUTE SPURS STATE-RESERVATION FEUD,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN MAKES TAX PAYMENT AUTOMATIC,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY GROUP HIRES 1ST EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS 10 YEARS FOR OCTOBER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY WORKERS TO GET PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VISITORS FLOCKED TO '91 DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
5TH-GRADE CLASS DONATES TO RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"AREA LANDOWNERS PROTEST GAME, FISH & PARKS GROUP","Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*WAITING FOR THE BIG BITE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GROUP WANTS ALCOHOL-FREE RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*ICE CYCLE CARAVAN,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY COULD CASH IN ON NUMBER 1 RATING--BUSINESSMEN,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*WHAT'S AHEAD IN '93,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PRAYER WEEK BRINGS EASTSIDE CHURCHES TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*COLUMNIST'S NEW BRIDE MADE '92 A YEAR THAT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LESSONS SWANGO CASE PROVIDES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*DEATH OF GREAT HEALER DREW THRONGS OF ADMIRERS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
COLD SLOWS EFFORTS TO STOP ONIDA FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEADLINE TO REGISTER MOBILE HOMES FEBRUARY 1,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE SITES CONSIDERED FOR WORK-RELEASE CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COLLECTING CANS SUPPLEMENTS INCOME,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REVELERS KEEP POLICE BUSY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX VALLEY SUES FOR REIMBURSEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BEADLE COUNTY SETS DISTRICT 21 FORUMS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOMICIDE TRIAL SET TO BEGIN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SPEAKERS TO BE PUT IN CAPITOL OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
127 INMATES HOUSED IN CENTER SINCE OPENING,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BOOKS RECORD MEMORIES OF SD LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
KYLE SCHOOL DAY CARE APPLAUDED,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
URBAN DEER HERD SUBJECT OF SURVEY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FUTURE UNCERTAIN FOR IHS HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*A TOWN FILLED WITH TENSION,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VISIT CAN MEAN LIFE OR DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
POLICE SEEK JUVENILE IN HOLIDAY INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
WINFRED MAN SAYS OFFICIALS UNFAIRLY PICK ON HIM,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW-MILLER CLASH MIGHT PROVE CLASSIC (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SEEKS MINORITY VOICES TO SIT ON ADVISORY PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GUN-TOTING ADULTS SEND MESSAGE TO KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LURING BUSINESS HERE COULD UNLEASH DEMONS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RESPONSIBILITY IS KEY TO SEAT-BELT USE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PARENTS PRAISE LOVING CHILD-CARE PROVIDERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"*BEWARE OF ANTI-GUN LAWS, JOIN NRA","Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ACCOUNTING ADVICE AVAILABLE JAN 10,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IBP PLANT TO VOTE ON CONTRACT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY COMPUTER LISTS US JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS GROUP TO MANAGE CASINO,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S BUSINESS SEMINAR IS FEB 9,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*START-UP IS CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHANCES GOOD FOR AREA TEAMS IN NCC RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OLD FARM BEGAN LOVE OF NATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ESCAPEE IN YANKTON GETS LONGER SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SKI CHAIRLIFT FIXED AT LEAD-AREA RESORT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WASTE SITE NEAR SD CHALLENGED IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BRACING BIKE RIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PIPESTONE BAND PLAYS TO MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PLASTIC COULD COVER TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WASHINGTON SENIOR GIVES BIRTH TO NEW YEAR'S BABY,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
NEW YEAR'S KEEPS COPS ON GUARD,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*VALLEY STATION POPULAR MEETING PLACE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKER WARNS OF WHEEL-TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STATE COLLEGE'S ENROLLMENT CLIMBING,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
AGENCY APPROVES LANDFILL BY EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*AWARD-WINNING THEATRE MANAGER DIES AT AGE 76,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*EXPLORER MAPPED THE MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*CHECK OUT THE ZOO IN DENVER,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1994, sect.G, p.02, col.4"
MAYOR BIDS TO LIMIT GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BROOKINGS CLUB RINGS IN NEW YEAR AT CHILLY CAMPSITE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPEAKER LATE BUT WISE TO END FUSS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JOHNSON OUT OF TOUCH WITH FED-UP CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
THOSE WHO ARE ABLE SHOULD AID OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
IT'S TIME TO ABOLISH THE UNITED NATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*SHOPPING TRIP WITH YOUR DAD ISN'T THAT BAD,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YEARS GO SO FAST,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW YEAR'S EVE STABBING REPORTED,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE THEFT OF PICKUP,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EASTSIDE GYM AVAILABLE TO WALKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SURVEY--LEGISLATORS TO CUT TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*SKIERS BRAVE WAVES, NOT SLOPES TO KICK OFF '95","Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*MAYOR'S SECRETARY, A 20-YEAR VETERAN...TO NEW JOB","Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FIRST BABY TAKES ONLY TWO HOURS,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"ONE DIES, 3 HURT IN HEAD-ON CRASH","Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DAY-CARE CENTER TO OPEN JAN. 23,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LOAN FUND TO HELP RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
VOTER REGISTRATION WILL BE EASIER,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HOG NUMBERS DOWN 1% IN REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FELONY CONVICTIONS LIKELY SET RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*A SPORTY START TO THE NEW YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SOME CUSTOMERS FEAR US WEST SALE WILL HURT SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LOSS OF ONE TOWN GROCERY STORE CAUSES BOOM AT OTHER,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*INVEST PROFITS ON THE ASSETS THAT DO MOST,"Argus LeaderJan 02 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
RECALL PETITIONS CIRCULATING,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RECALL PETITIONS CIRCULATING,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"COMMISSION GOES OVERBOARD ON CARS, THEIR OWN SALARIES","Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"COMMISSION GOES OVERBOARD ON CARS, THEIR OWN SALARIES","Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HOW TO AVOID BECOMING A GREAT BIG FREEWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CHANGE COMING,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NEW SIOUX CITY CHARTER ASKED,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEE TO QUIT REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN KILLED IN DRILLING ACCIDENT-PHILIP,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN DIES AFTER EXPLOSION-WHITE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JACK AND JILL WENT UP IN FLAMES-ESTELLINE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS GREENHOUSE IN FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEE TO QUIT REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LONE DEMOCRAT TAKES OATH EARLY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO FOUL PLAY IN MOTEL DEATH-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT SAYS NON-INDIAN FIRMS TAXABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COURT SAYS NON-INDIAN FIRMS TAXABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOST LAWSUIT RAISES FINANCIAL QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHEESE DISHES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
READER RECIPE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOLIDAY RECIPES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
2 FEDS CHECKING WASTE PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OLSON PLEADS NOT GUILTY BY REASON OF INSANITY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OLSON PLEADS NOT GUILTY BY REASON OF INSANITY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY FIREMEN BUY CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
CITY FIREMEN BUY CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
CITY FIREMEN BUY CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
*'WHEN A STRANGER CALLS',"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE DISCARDED TREES TO THE GRASS LAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAJOR CANDIDATES IGNORE PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL RESTRICTING ACCESS OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ADDITIONAL CHARGES FILED FOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USURY CEILING LIFTED,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USURY CEILING LIFTED,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD WOMAN WILL BE TRIED FOR INCEST,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POINTLESS REVIEW OF LAW SCHOOL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POINTLESS REVIEW OF LAW SCHOOL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT BIBLE SAYS ABOUT ALCOHOLISM,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WANTS GOOSE HUNTING OPENED UP IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN WATER GOALS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
A HIGHMORE FAMILY CHARGED WITH ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
1979 LICENSES HONORED TO JAN 10,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TOWN EXAMINES MISSOURI RIVER BRIDGE COSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPAYMENTS MADE IN VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURTHOUSE VENTS PLUGGED,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAPES HELP WITH TAX FORMS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAPES HELP WITH TAX FORMS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TOWN EXAMINES MISSOURI RIVER BRIDGE COSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SALES TAX STILL 4 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER GOALS TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*EARLY BIRDS WAIT IN LINE TO GET LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MOTIONS WILL DELAY EDUCATION LAW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MOTIONS WILL DELAY EDUCATION LAW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FELONY CHILD NEGLECT CHARGE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MEIERHENRY WON'T RULE ON DAKOTA PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ELLSWORTH OFFICER KNOWS HOSTAGES' PLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JANKLOW GETS MIXED REVIEWS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IOWA FARMS MAKE GAINS IN ASSETS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
POWERS OF IOWA LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR LIMITED,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS CONNECTION TOUCHES DESERT CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'SAGEBRUSH REBELLION' NEEDS HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER IRKED OVER EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'SAGEBRUSH REBELLION' NEEDS HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'SAGEBRUSH REBELLION' NEEDS HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER IRKED OVER EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW'S CAUSING SLIP IN SOME SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD COFFER SHORT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD COFFER SHORT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEW YORK EMBRACES RAPID CITY MODEL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A SCORECARD OF LEGISLATORS THIS SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW YORK EMBRACES RAPID CITY MODEL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SELF-TAUGHT LAWYER BEATS SPEEDING RAP,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW 'Z93 IS A ROCK'N'ROLL STATION,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KRSS-AM WANTS LISTENERS FROM BOTH SIDES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LENNOX MAN DIES AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LENNOX MAN DIES AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LET'S RE-EXAMINE COMMISSION FORM (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN ROLE IN DAKOTAH IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILLS BEGIN TO FALL ON LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKER TO PUSH BOTTLE DEPOSIT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE WORKERS TO GET BACK WAGES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
COCO CAVE IN BROADLAND BURNS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
WOLLMAN PICKS LAWYER FOR PAROLE UNIT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
WOLLMAN PICKS LAWYER FOR PAROLE UNIT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*SNOWY JOG BY THE SIOUX FALLS ROAD RUNNERS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*1982 ARRIVES AMID MIXED FORECASTS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"35-MEMBER, RURAL SD CHURCH STRUGGLES","Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SNOWMOBILERS, SKIERS NO HEAVENLY MATCH","Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
POACHING REMAINS PROBLEM--3 MORE PLEAD GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*POLICE RECORD KEEPING STUDIED TO AID EFFICIENCY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLOCK GRANTS NOT ALL THEY'RE CRACKED UP TO BE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD'S BONDING DEBT {dollar}801.8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD DELEGATES SAY ECONOMY MAJOR '82 ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"WELLS FAIL, ROSCOE RUNS OUT OF WATER","Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ARGUS LEADER'S 1982 PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BARS CAN STAY OPEN DURING TIME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROWN ASKED TO DONATE PAPERS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD RESIDENTS TRYING TO BLOCK SCHOOL MERGER,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
1ST '82 BABY FROM WESSINGTON SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PUC STAFF SAYS MANDAN ISN'T NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FRONTIER TO FEATURE DANCERS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD MAN AMONG WYOMING'S 1ST '82 FATALS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS STUDENTS TAKE THEIR TELEVISION SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SF MAN THROWS IN HIS BANKER'S HAT AFTER 43 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TAX-FREE IRA-A NEW OPTION FOR RETIREMENT SAVINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*THERE WERE 750 SPECIAL DAYS, EVENTS IN SD","Argus LeaderJan 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'82 TRAFFIC DEATHS IN SD AT RECORD LOW,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
1983 PROCLAMATION HONORS COWBOY POET CLARK,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HOMELESS' PLIGHT SPREADS TO SD,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LIFE OF SNOWPLOW DRIVER FULL OF CHILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DIARY TELLS WINTER OF '36 WAS CONSTANT SNOW,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*VETERANS GET THEIR MEDALS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD LAWMAKERS RANK ISSUES FACING '83,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SON'S DEATH SPURS FARMER TO ORGANIZE PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN DISAGREES WITH EPA,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONTINUED DILIGENCE NEEDED FOR RETARDED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMPLAINS ABOUT WALKS NOT CLEARED OF SNOW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COUNTRY NEEDS MORE BALANCE FOR STABILITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SD LOSING TO MINN ON HANDLING ICY ROADS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
1982 WAS A YEAR OF UPS AND DOWNS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TEENS SAY CURIOSITY LEADS THEM TO TRY DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S GONNA BE A HEAT WAVE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COLLEGE FOOTBALL GOES WITH PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS CITE THEIR PEOPLE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELLSWORTH HOSPITAL SAYS ITS BABY WAS FIRST,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KEEPING UP WITH JONESES COULD BE BROOKINGS RULE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOST STATE CROPS HAVE AVERAGE OR POOR YIELDS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA HAS NO HOLIDAY TRAFFIC FATALITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTAN BECOMES PRIEST AT 74,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS TO BEGIN STUDY OF WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PIERRE MALL FIRE STARTED BY ARSONIST,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RIVER CLEAN-UP COMMENDABLE STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SUNSHINE ON THE PLAINS, & PLEA FOR VOLUNTEERS (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAW WOULD LET PEOPLE DECIDE NUCLEAR ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
READER OFFERS HUNKING ADVICE ON HER SHAG CARPET (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FUND STARTED FOR SALEM FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
FUND EASES POOR'S MEDICAL BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
URGES THE LIVING TO DONATE BODIES TO SCIENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS OFFERS WALK FOR HEALTH,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS MAY THREATEN SF PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIGHT AGAINST EFFORT TO DISMANTLE REA,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE AT HIGHWAY BUILDING IS RULED ARSON,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FIRE VICTIMS ARE IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOOSEMOBILE WILL RIDE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEW PUBLISHER NAMED AT WATERTOWN PAPER,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SF MAN DIES WHEN CAR HITS TREE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
2 MEN FINED ON PUBLIC INDECENCY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DON'T LIMIT INSTRUCTION TO JOCKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRANSIENT MERCHANT LAW SHOULD BE REVISED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BILLS FILED BEFORE SESSION OPENS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
YELLOW THUNDER TRIAL TO RESUME,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
WEATHER TO STAY ON HOLIDAY BREAK,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA HEARTLAND LEASE CONTROVERSY LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM LOAN AGENCY GETS TOUGH,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRIVERS MOTOR TO NEW SAFETY RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TUNNEL RAT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GET BY OR GET OFF THE BENCH (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CREATE LICENSE FOR FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
THANKS TO CITY EFFORTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GET YOUR WEATHER FACTS RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DASCHLE DOESN'T BACK DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
LET'S SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SHOW FEATURES WOMEN ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*SCHAAP BRINGING HIS STORY TELLING TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSION HOPEFULS WANT TO BE LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*STATE, MURDER SUSPECT STRIKE PLEA AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUMBER OF FLIERS SOARS IN SF,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"SD, ND TO DISCUSS COMPACT","Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BERG TO ANNOUNCE CONGRESSIONAL BID MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"DASCHLE, IOWA LAWMAKER TO UNVEIL FARM PLAN","Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAPLETT ANNOUNCES COMMISSION CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAW ENFORCERS TO WORK AROUND THE CLOCK,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RESCUERS TRACK DOWN LOST SKIER,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEPOSIT PLAN POSTS RECORD RETURN,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE--ROBBERY DETAILS OK IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOBILE HOME OWNERS WANTED ON LIST,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR NAMED TO NARCOTICS CAUCUS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ABERDEEN GETS PIECE OF PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DRUG CASE PLEA BRINGS 3-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN DIES PULLING CAR FROM DITCH,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"MANY PLAY SANTA, HELP WITH PARK","Argus LeaderJan 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PROSECUTOR KEEPS JOB AFTER HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY BUDGETS {dollar}31.9 MILLION FOR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WORKERS STILL HOPPING AT OPIE'S,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SANTA BEARS MADE CHILDREN'S DAY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SCHOOL ENJOYED HAPPY JOE'S PARTY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DEAF SCHOOL MEETS MATCHING GRANT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
RSVP CHRISTMAS PARTY SUCCESSFUL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
UNITED WAY THANKS VOLUNTEERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*STATE SHOULD STAGGER DUE DATES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN SALES TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PATENT PAVES WAY FOR SD PRODUCT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT GOES UP,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN WOMAN'S DEATH STILL CLOUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOTEL BACKERS PUSH PROJECT IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VEHICLE OWNERS IN LINE FOR WAIT TO REGISTER,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TRIBE OPPOSES REPORTED PLAN FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONTRACT TO DOUBLE PLASTICS FIRM WORK FORCE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"FIRES IN GREGORY COUNTY HIT BUILDING, HOME","Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INSURANCE QUESTION SIMMERS FOR SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OLDEST RESIDENTS RANK BELOW NATION FINANCIALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*FRANK AND ERNEST JOIN 'ARGUS' COMICS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DEBATE PUTS STATE IN TAXING SITUATION,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INSURANCE GROUP UNDER STATE MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRISON OFFICIALS FOIL INMATES' PLAN TO ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLEANING POLICY DISGUSTS YULE VISITOR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COUNCIL AND A FULL-TIME CITY MANAGER (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOG FACILITY NOT WELCOME (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MORE FREEDOM TO DECIDE HOW TO SPEND (ED)),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SUBSIDIES UNDER THE NATIONAL FARM BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HARRIS DECISION COURAGEOUS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
HERE IS OUR PLATFORM FOR 1988 (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
REFUGES AID GOOSE KILLS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STENSLAND RECORD EXCELLENT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ALCOHOL CAN MAKE YOU KILLER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CHIROPRACTOR STOPS PAIN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"DUKAKIS CONFIDENT, BUT MAY ASK HELP IN SD","Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
LIFE GOES ON AT MORRELL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
MEDIA SHOW INSENSITIVITY ABOUT RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
AREA SNOWBIRDS FLEE TO SOUTHWEST,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
TO ENJOY NEWTON HILLS STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CONSUMER UTILITY GROUP TO MEET,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO DECISION MADE ON SATURDAY MAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRAFFIC DEATHS HOLD STEADY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TREES PLANTED ALONG RIVER TO HELP WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKERS REPAIR BROKEN WATER MAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEGISLATIVE LINEUP,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BIL REPEALING 1-CENT SALES TAX AWAITS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL REPEALING 1-CENT SALES TAX AWAITS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FORMER EMPLOYEES, MEMBERS WORKED UP","Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"EDUCATION, BUDGET HOT TOPICS","Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PETITIONS FRUSTRATE MINING OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUSPECT HELD IN MARTIN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
50 MARCH AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROPOSE PANEL TO STUDY NURSING TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"DONNA LARSEN, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BASIN ELECTRIC ELECTS NEW BOARD PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EMPIRE SAYS SALES UP IN '87,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARM SHOW STARTS MONDAY AT USD,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SHOGUN RESTAURANT TO SWITCH TO CHINESE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARM CREDIT PLAN COULD OPEN UP NEW ACREAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RENT-TO-OWN CLIENTS RUN UP BIG BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SALE OF HURON COLLEGE IMMINENT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GUN VICTIM IS SON OF POLICEMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"WOMAN, SON DIE","Argus LeaderJan 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ANIMALS WON'T BE IN HEAVEN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EMERGING POWERS ENTER THE WORLD OF TRADE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HAVE WILL TO SAVE MOTHER EARTH (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
B-1B CRASH FINDINGS DUE IN TWO WEEKS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOST OF 35 PUPPIES HAVE BEEN ADOPTED,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTION FILED TO CLOSE MURDER CASE HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
1 DEATH REPORTED IN STATE OVER HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FUN ON ICE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STENSLAND TO REINTRODUCE GROUNDWATER BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEW LEGISLATORS FAVOR INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO HEAR INSPECTION FEE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FIRST INDIAN CONGRESSMAN DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'WASTED YOUTHS' FACE ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TV SERIES TO DRAMATIZE CRASH, RESCUE","Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STUDY--PRESSLER VEERS LEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
INVASION TOOK JOYS OUT OF CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STUDENTS SHOULDN'T BE SHIELDED FROM WORDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
THIS IS OUR LETTER WRITING POLICY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CHANGE IN FOCUS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*COOK PUTS STOCK IN GOOD BOWL OF SOUP,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY DELAYS RULING ON ELECTRICIANS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO KEEP LEADERSHIP SAME,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX MAN ELECTED COUNTY BOARD CHAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE SUSPECTS PLEED NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SISTERS ON SKATES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ACTING DIRECTOR NAMED AT VA CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BORDER SCHOOLS SEEK COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INCINERATOR DELAYS FRUSTRATING,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BROKEN MAIN MAY TAINT WATER,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CLEAR LAKE PETITIONS FORCE RECALL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NO RELIEF YET FOR LICENSE LINES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ALCOHOL CAUSED FOUR ACCIDENTS ON HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS INPUT ON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLL--MAJORITY WANT HELP FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEVELOPERS ARRANGE PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
POLICE LOOK FOR OWNER OF GIFT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SHANARD RESTING AFTER SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MICKELSON VOWS DUMP-SITE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TO PURSUE SPOT ON MAJOR-LEAGUE ROSTER,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*PETITIONS BACK 'DOCTOR'S CHOICE',"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"91,000 IN SD HAVE PART-TIME JOBS","Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
SEASON GOOD FOR YULE TREES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*FIRE ON WEST NINTH STREET,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW GOLF COURSE COMES CLOSER TO THE FORE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BATTLE COULD FORCE CASINO SALE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MILLERS BUILD FAMILY THROUGH FOUR ADOPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*REVIEW 'GODFATHER' LORE BEFORE SEEING 'PART III',"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--1991 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOLS MUST TEACH STUDENTS TO THINK (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOBER SLOB DRIVER BECOMING PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"CONTACT LAWMAKERS ABOUT MINING, DUMP (L)","Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*AREA TEAMS WILL CONTEND IN GIRLS VOLLEYBALL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CEDAR RAPIDS DROPS SKYFORCE 128-118,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
IBM SENDS SPEAKER TO SDSU SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SPECIALIST SAYS CROP PRICES MIGHT FALL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE GRAIN ELEVATORS LOSE MONEY TO DEALER,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*NEW OWNERS PLAN CHANGES AT BAR,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CROPLAND RENTAL UP EXCEPT ON PLAINS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
SD UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS TODAY IN ABUSE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN REQUESTS FURLOUGH TO ATTEND FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT IS OFFERED PLEA BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PICKUP SOUGHT IN I-29 SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TWEDT SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CASE'S ARCHIVES PUT ON ICE TO SAVE THEM,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP CHALLENGES LONETREE PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WIDOWS CAN'T SUE FOR PUNITIVE DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATIVE LINEUP CHANGES THE TAX GAME,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SNOW REMOVAL ALERT ISSUED,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE CONSIDERS MOVING OFFICER'S TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ORDINANCE WOULD CONTROL EMISSIONS FROM WOOD STOVES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE FARMERS ASKED TO COMMENT ON FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BARNETT PROPOSES VICTIM PAYMENT FUND,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DELANO--STATE NEEDS ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HARTFORD FIRE TRUCK STRUCK AT ACCIDENT SCENE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WEARY TRAVELERS MAKE DO WHILE FLIGHTS GROUNDED,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KERREY IS FORCED TO CANCEL VISIT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*YEAR BRINGS TOP EVENTS, FUNDS FEARS","Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SLAINTE MAKES SOUND INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LOCAL MUSIC HEATS UP STUDIOS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
"'DR DEATH' CROSSES MORAL, ETHICAL LINE (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME FOR ACTION ON THE TAX ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
2 WAYS SUGGESTED FOR LOWERING PROPERTY TAX (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSES ARE FOR THOSE IN WHEELCHAIRS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINION--GEORGE MICKELSON'S FIRST FIVE YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EARLY SHOWDOWN COULD DICTATE NCC SEASON,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE UNEMPLOYMENT LOWEST SINCE 1979,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
JOB HUNTERS GET NEW SHOT WITH SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
OLDHAM COUPLE SUES BATTERY MANUFACTURER,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS DECISION IN O'CONNER CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 MATHISES PLEAD GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4 COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR DISASTER LOANS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TO PUT FBI TRAINING TO GOOD USE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WHO NEEDS SKATES TO PLAY HOCKEY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ELECTRICITY RESTORED IN 5-COUNTY AREA,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP ASKS CITY TO DELAY GOLF COURSE DESIGN,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HANSON ISN'T READY TO CHALLENGE JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COURT DENIES DIVORCE AWARD GIVEN WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE APPLIES TO EXPAND MINE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW HANDICAPPED PERMITS IN EFFECT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY GRAD IN JACKSON VIDEO,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KERREY WANTS PARTY TRADITIONS BACK,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"GRANDMA PALMER FEEDS THE LONELY, HOMELESS","Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"WOMAN DIES DAY AFTER ACCIDENT, TEEN HOSPITALIZED","Argus LeaderJan 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*POWER, PERSPECTIVE MAKE A PECULIAR MIX","Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LOSS RENEWS HEARTACHE FOR VIKINGS FANS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGING THE JUDGES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*CLINTON IS CLEARLY 'MAN OF THE YEAR' (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEGISLATURE SHOULD PASS HIGHER TAX (PIERRE CAPITOL),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEGALIZING DRUGS WOULD SOLVE MANY PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
OHIO FAMILY FINDS NEEDED HELP IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUSH NEEDS LESSON IN BASIC CIVICS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
VIEWS ON RACISM WERE RIGHT ON TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SF PARTIES TODAY ON SLICK EVENT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
END OF HUNTING SEASON LEAVES FIELD OF MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*THOMS ORGANIZES LIFE TO SELL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AIR GUARD TROOPS BOUND FOR PANAMA,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
INVESTIGATION OPEN IN POLICE CAR SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MANY CANDIDATES MISS FILING DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
UTILITY CUSTOMERS WANT SAY IN RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*A COLD CATCH,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*MAN SEES INDIAN IN MYSTERY ROCK,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
GROWING CITY PUSHES POWER LINES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
TOWNS BEGIN TO TEND RURAL HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
DEADWOOD TROLLEY MARKS ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
SD BISHOP PLANS INAUGURATION TRIP,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*INDIANS RENEW RELATIONSHIP WITH BUFFALO,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
"*DEALING WITH GRIEF--A PROBLEM FOR CHILDREN, TOO","Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*NEVER TOO COLD FOR ONE MORE SLED RUN,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*DAD LEARNS TO GIVE, GET SUPPORT","Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.3"
*PERTH WORTH A VISIT IN WEST AUSTRALIA,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1993, sect.G, p.05, col.5"
*COUNTRY FEARS FADING VALUES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EMERGENCIES HAUNT HUMBOLDT VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER EAGER FOR DEBATE; LOSS SHADOWS SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESERVE CONTINUITY ON PHILLIPS AVENUE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SENSITIVITY NOT IN TURNER-TRUMP TEAM'S REPERTOIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SAVE MONEY BY NOT REPLACING PLANE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CORRECTING VIOLENCE STARTS IN THE HOME (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"FLOODING WON'T LOWER TAXES, SPECIALIST SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HOUSE FIRE CAUSES {dollar}90,000 IN DAMAGE","Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUVENILE SOUGHT IN PARTY SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SNOWMOBILE TRAILS IN BLACK HILLS BURIED,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KELO-TV WEATHER ANCHOR,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER ADVENTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HEALTH CARE TOPS LEGISLATIVE AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAW FIGHTS EROSION DAMAGE TO DITCHES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD RESUMES SEARCH,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"DAVISON COUNTY NEEDS DEPUTIES, SHERIFF SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRISONERS END HUNGER STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RELIGION PROFESSOR SUBJECT OF PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD NATIVE RETIRING FROM FBI OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GUNNING FOR A GOOD DEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW TAXES UNLIKELY--LAWMAKER POLL,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*TAX-PENALTY MIXUP IS JOB FOR A LAWYER,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*FARGODOME, NCC NOT QUITE SET FOR HOOPS","Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOVE YOURSELF AND LIVE A LITTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RADIO WOES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WORK TO ACCOMMODATE CHANGING FAMILY STRUCTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEMPERATURES HEAD SOUTH,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANCER TAKES BIGGEST TOLL ON RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW MAYOR DISCUSSES POSITIONS ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COUNCIL MUST KEEP 2 PROJECTS MOVING (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MANY PARENTS DON'T DESERVE THE RIDICULE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
POSTAL SERVICE BEATS OUR CITY'S NEWSPAPER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*STRENGTH TRAINING ADDED TO ROUTINES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BEING HEAD OF GF&P TAKES SPECIAL TALENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PENITENTIARY INMATE HANGS HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 22, ARRESTED IN WEEKEND RAPE","Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS: LOTTERY CUT TO GO UP,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*INTO THE SADDLE,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHURCH 'CABINET' CARES FOR MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*EDUCATION SECRETARY TURNS DOWN NEVADA JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FIRE DAMAGES CHURCH ON NEW YEAR'S DAY,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WORKSHOP PROMOTES THEATER AS HELPER,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"1,600 INVEST IN PLANT","Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MOODY COUNTY LANDFILL TO ACCEPT TIRES,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STEAKHOUSE REOPENS TO START NEW YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FEEDLOT VOTE DOOMED COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*EX-CADET CONTRIBUTES TO ROTC TOWER,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ARTS LEADERS FEAR FUNDING FOR PROGRAMS WILL BE CUT,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*HURON TEEN HANGS ON TO HIS DREAM,"Argus LeaderJan 03 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*AUTO LICENSE STICKERS AND PLATES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN WEATHER STATION UNDER REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
REAL ESTATE GOLD RUSH SLOWS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REAL ESTATE GOLD RUSH SLOWS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AVERAGE HOMEOWNER WILL PAY {dollar}900,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
AVERAGE HOMEOWNER WILL PAY {dollar}900,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
FOREIGN CONTROL OF US LAND,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FOREIGN CONTROL OF US LAND,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NEW BEEF BILL NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FIVE JUNIORS ARE HONORED AS ALL-STARTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROAD DEATHS DROP FOR 5TH STRAIGHT YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
ARCHIVIST WORRIES TOO MANY RECORDS ARE THROWN AWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
ARCHIVIST WORRIES TOO MANY RECORDS ARE THROWN AWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*AG HISTORY RECALLED IN SPOTTY EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FUND QUEST A STRUGGLE FOR STATE ARTS COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FUND QUEST A STRUGGLE FOR STATE ARTS COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FUND QUEST A STRUGGLE FOR STATE ARTS COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARVIN GAYE COMES BACK,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NOW THAT'S RICH-OLIVER'S STORY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRIBE ANGRY ABOUT WAY DAM IS RUN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE ANGRY ABOUT WAY DAM IS RUN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIRE LEVELS BLACK HILLS LODGE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE ANGRY ABOUT WAY DAM IS RUN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIEH NOT SURE WHAT TO EXPECT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO BE SWORN IN FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIEH NOT SURE WHAT TO EXPECT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT LOANS TO BE GUARANTEED,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIEH NOT SURE WHAT TO EXPECT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SUBSOIL MOISTURE ADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
YELLOW BIRD ON TRIAL FOR MURDER-MARTIN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SUBSOIL MOISTURE ADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HIGH COURT DISMISSES COMPLAINT BY KANE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HIGH COURT DISMISSES COMPLAINT BY KANE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
AIR PASSENGERS STILL IN DENVER,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EMBEZZLEMENT HEARING SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
STATE MAY AVERT SLOWDOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
NICHOL TO HEAR HENKIN SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
NICHOL TO HEAR HENKIN SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
TERRACE PARK MANAGER NAMED,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*SUN WORSHIPPERS CATCH INDOOR RAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.1, p.08, col.1"
HOMESTAKE LEERY OF FRENZY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW WON'T PAY TAX WITHOUT PROOF,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN WITHDRAWS REQUEST FOR JURY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN WITHDRAWS REQUEST FOR JURY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*COWBOY COUTURE CATCHES NEW YORK'S EYE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LIFE'S PROBLEMS PASS THROUGH CLAIMS COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LIFE'S PROBLEMS PASS THROUGH CLAIMS COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*'OHMS' PORTRAYS SIMPLE, ROSY LIFE","Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"GOLD BUYERS KEEP AN EYE ON MARKET, MONEY","Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*LINGENFELTER FINDS GROOVE FOR SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LINGENFELTER FINDS GROOVE FOR SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNIFORM ANIMAL HEALTH LAWS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUDDING BOWLERS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMIC CRUNCH LOWERS LAW SCHOOL BIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS PREPARE FOR YEAR...STATE REVENUES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS PREPARE FOR YEAR...STATE REVENUES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMIC CRUNCH LOWERS LAW SCHOOL BIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIL IMPROVEMENT FUNDS DOUBLED,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AIRPORT INTERLUDE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BREAK WITH PAST (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CRITICIZES BACKING, WORK OF WATER GROUP (L)","Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WATER DEVELOPMENT A VITAL NEED IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STATE RECORDS FIRST TRAFFIC FATALITY-WAKPALA,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT SYSTEM MEETING SCHEDULED JAN 17-18,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE TO OPEN CLASSES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD REPORTS FEWER GONORRHEA CASES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD HIGH COURT REVERSES RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM TO REVIEW ENERGY SITUATION-ELK POINT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY OFFICIALS TO PITCH IN SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD HIGH COURT REVERSES RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD REPORTS FEWER GONORRHEA CASES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CITIZENS DISCUSS STATE WATER GOALS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SD HOMESTAKE GOLD BATTLE BREWS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD HOMESTAKE GOLD BATTLE BREWS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IT'S NO TRICK TO GET A HANDGUN IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*NICKEL PLATE SERVES UP OLD-FASHIONED QUALITY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WALT DISNEY VANISHES WITH WAVE OF RATINGS WAND,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOT MORE THAN POLITICS COMING IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL WORKERS LOBBYING ON CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLITICAL CAUCUS FORMED--WOMEN PLAN TO LOBBY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HORSE SENSE KEY TO SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
5 DATES TO APPLY FOR HOME HEAT AID,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE ANGRY OVER EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE ANGRY OVER EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CAN COMMISSION BE ACCOUNTABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"715,024 SOUTH DAKOTANS BY 1990","Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WILL JOHN BLOCK BECOME WORLD'S NEW 'J.R.' (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WOMEN SENATORIAL AIDES OVERLOOKED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TIPSY REVELERS DRIVEN HOME FREE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAYOR WRITES INTERIOR HEAD ON SLURRY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON COPS GET GIFT OF BOOZE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STREET SIGN HAS WATERTOWN GARDEN CLUB MAD,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"RAILS, REDISTRICTING, REVENUE WILL RULE IN '81","Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
KEEPING UP WITH THE SD LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"RAILS, REDISTRICTING, REVENUE WILL RULE IN '81","Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"HUNTERS, BIRDS CALL TRUCE","Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SITZMAN SETS UP SHOP,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SITZMAN SETS UP SHOP,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MILLER & BARNETT--THE ODD COUPLE LEADING HOUSE GOP,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MONEY KEY ISSUE FACING LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PERSONNEL MANAGER RUFFLES A FEW CITY FEATHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRY ROSCOE TO DRILL 2 NEW WELLS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CROSS COUNTRY AT TUTHILL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CRAZY HORSE STAMP TO BE ISSUED JAN 15,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
POLICE ARREST 3 MEN AFTER LAUNDROMAT BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
RESPOND TO BUDGET CUTS WITH COMMON SENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY BUYS 123 ACRES FROM STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY TO DISCUSS NATURAL GAS FRANCHISE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EDGEMONT SCHOOL UNSAFE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOTLINE HELPS FIGHT DRUG TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MOBILE HOMES MUST BE REGISTERED,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE TAKE A BYTE OUT OF CRIME,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
RC HOSPITAL PROVIDES DAY CARE FOR ITS EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*PUC TO ASK LEGISLATURE FOR MORE AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"MINING, TAX-REVISION BILLS PRE-FILED","Argus LeaderJan 04 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*MAC'S INN A SHELTER FOR JOBLESS, DRIFTERS","Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS NO BIG DEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*ABE LEMONS TO BRING HIS STORIES TO BANQUET,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*O'GORMAN'S JULIE PEDERSON RUNS TO WIN STATE TITLES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
O'GORMAN'S KNIGHTS TO TEST WASHINGTON'S TEAM,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*BARKER, THOMS TAKE OFFICE AS COMMISSIONERS","Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUC CHAIRWOMAN SAYS SHE FAILED TO ACHIEVE...,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WARM DECEMBER LOWERS ENERGY USE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO DECISION ON HIRING MORE POLICE RECRUITS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CHENEY SWORN IN BEFORE RESUMING CANCER TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SD DEMOS DON'T HAVE LUXURY OF WAITING,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NOW'S THE RIGHT TIME TO GET TOUGH ON DRUNKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTES DIDN'T CONVEY DASCHLE'S PRO-LIFE VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLAIR'S TRIAL RESCHEDULED FOR APRIL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HILTON DOESN'T MEET DEFAULT DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOWER PHONE COSTS SEEN FOR SD,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN IMPRISONED 4 YEARS FOR FORGERY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL IOWA PORK WORKERS RECALLED,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PACIFIST CHURCH PLANS DRAFT SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2-CAR CRASH KILLS RURAL MITCHELL MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY DELAYS PLAN TO CHANGE DOWNTOWN PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS BUSINESSMAN FILES SUIT AGAINST DEMOS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GAMBLING BACKERS DON'T PLAN LAW CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DRUG COUNSELORS--FAMILIES MUST TALK,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD REPS DIFFER ABOUT RELEASE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
YOUTH'S DRUG PROBLEMS EASING,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*ORIOLES' GREAT ROBINSON COMING TO BANQUET,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PAMPHLET TAKES THE MYSTERY OUT OF MICROWAVE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THESE WOMEN FIND YOUR BEST COLOR,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
IOWA NATIVE WILL PERFORM IN CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CITY OK'S INCREASE IN LIGHT RATES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TAX FORMS HAVE NEW INVESTMENT CREDIT RULES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TIE VOTE DELAYS CHOICE OF NEW PANEL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JOBLESS RATE UP TO 4.7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
RESERVATIONS HAVE GREAT TOURISM POTENTIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*FREE PARKING ENDS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"CHINA HAS PROBLEMS, NOT US THREAT","Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
STATE MAY HAVE HEALTH CARE COST ROLE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
TROOPERS HAVE DWI ARREST QUOTAS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"CHEERS FOR JACKSON, DIPLOMACY THAT WORKS (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAYOR THANKS WORKERS FOR A JOB WELL DONE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
UTILITIES' HIGH RATES CAUSING HARDSHIPS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PEACE GROUP HOPES TRIP WILL EASE BORDER TENSIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WANTS TO OFFER NEW REHABILITATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AUTHORITIES CALL OFF SEARCH FOR MISSING PLANE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"CALL-IN, MARKET SHOWS PLANNED FOR PUBLIC TV","Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CANDIDATES CAN TAKE OUT NOMINATING PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CENTER ASKED TO IDENTIFY BUILDINGS TO BE RAZED,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAYOR OF GARY DIES ON WAY TO HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NO TAX INCREASE NEEDED TO GET FEDERAL ROAD MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE PARK CONGRESS WILL MEET IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE CLEARS FIRM IN LABOR DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
FEDS TO DECIDE RAIL LINE'S FATE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
LAWYERS SAY NO SURPLUS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
DAY IN COURT WITH TICKETS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMLAND VALUE GOES DOWNHILL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BROTHERS PREPARED MILLER FOR PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMPLAINTS ABOUT A CAR THAT WENT SOUR,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY OFFICIAL DRAFTS WASTE PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANSON TO LEAVE STATE'S ATTORNEY OFFICE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN JAILED AFTER FIGHT NEAR WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 29, GETS YEAR IN JAIL FOR INTERSTATE CHASE","Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NATURAL GAS BILLS EXPECTED TO DROP {dollar}23 A YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SHERMAN MAN, 62, DIES AFTER FALL FROM LADDER","Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOWNTOWN BEST FOR NEW CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FARMERS APPLY FOR FOOD STAMPS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PERPICH ENDORSES SEAT BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AID TO ETHIOPIA HELPS MARXIST TYRANNY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY PAYS TOO MUCH (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONSULTANTS NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WHAT WILL CONVERSION COST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"PRISONERS ARE HUMAN, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CATCH THE BEAR MURDER TRIAL SITE KEPT SECRET,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW'S ADDRESS TO BE CARRIED LIVE ON RADIO,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TROUBLE CALLS TO ROSEBUD POLICE FALL 32 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"CANDIDATES SPENT {dollar}300,000 IN LEGISLATIVE RACES","Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HANSEN CHOSEN SECRETARY OF EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DELAYS NOTICES TO INITIATE FORECLOSURES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EX-SHERIFF GETS SIX MONTHS FOR AUTO DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MCKENNAN THANKED FOR DINNER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
THANKS TO HAPPY JOE'S FOR PARTY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BAKE SALE FOR THRESHOLD A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
THANKS FOR KINDNESS TO MOTORIST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
RESTRICTIONS ON MEDIA WILL NOT STOP PROTESTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SALARIES FOR CITY EMPLOYEES GOING UP AT FAST RATE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAXPAYERS PAY THE BILL TO SAVE ENERGY COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOW YOUR CARE FOR UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"OBEY, ENFORCE SNOW RULES (L)","Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*GO BRAVELY INTO THE UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*FRANKENFELD JOINS GOP PACK,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HURRY UP AND WAIT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HORMEL WORKERS WON'T SETTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS COULD INSURE THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT STRIPS REUTTER OF LICENSE TO PRACTICE LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JOHNSON TO DECLARE CONGRESS BID WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS SETTLE DISPUTE OVER BUILDING LEASE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"TRACTOR ROLLS OVER, KILLS A BURKE MAN","Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VANDERLOO AIMS TO RESTORE UNITY AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS MAIL FRAUD CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ENROLLMENT CLOUDS ROTC PROGRAM'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS ABERDEEN HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE REDUCES SENTENCE FOR EX-BANK CASHIER,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENTENCING SET JAN 14 IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STURGIS COUNCIL OK'S SHOPPING MALL BONDS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BINGO MEANS BIG BUCKS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COURT--PIG-FARM STOCKHOLDERS TO PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PORCUPINE MAN GETS 35-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*ICECAPADES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AGENCY PROPOSES NEW LOGGING STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AT LEAST 244 DIE IN HOLIDAY TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MEIERHENRY LOOKS BACK ON YEARS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CASE RESOLVED RIGHT WITH WILLIAMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE DRINKING AGE WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T SPEND FOR NEW PARKING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MAIN STREET IN NEED OF HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HERE'S OUR PLATFORM FOR 1987 (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROTEST FEDERAL SALARY RAISES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REMEMBER TO ENJOY TODAY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GET ON WITH RUNNING COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PUT CHRIST BACK IN CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
JANKLOW KEPT COMPASSION ENROUTE TO POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CORD BLAMED IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY OPPOSES JAIL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER POLICE CALL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF HAS BRUSH WITH WINTER WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRAFFIC DEATHS ARE 3RD LOWEST,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UTILITIES OK'S REHEARING ON LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSIONER WANTS TO SERVE THE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MOST LAWMAKERS BACK AGE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
RODEO RAISES MONEY IN NAME OF DEAD COWBOY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TASK FORCE TO FORM,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARDSMEN TO TRAIN IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CUTS TARGET YOUTH TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BUDGET CUTS TRIM TWO REVENUE JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TEACHERS GROUP AFTER PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*BUSINESS CLIMATE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CARTWRIGHT SPARKS SD STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SPIRITS OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JUDY THOMPSON GIVES LEBANESE RECIPES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
DEVELOPMENT PRESIDENT TAKES TIME TO REFLECT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FMHA TO RESUME SALE OF FARMLAND,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PETITIONS RAISE QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*THE WELCOME MAT IS ALWAYS OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VACATION PUSHES STUDENTS TO THE RINK,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOME WORKERS TO RETURN TO JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CALCIUM, EXERCISE DETER OSTEOPOROSIS","Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
COLLIDER MAY NOT BE WORTH THE PRICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHIROPRACTORS HAVE LIMITED KNOWLEDGE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FLU CAN AFFECT DRIVING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SNOW CLEARING JOB PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*SUNS ROLL TO DIXIE BAKE TITLE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
DASCHLE NEEDS GAS FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CENTENNIAL CHIEF STARTS WORK TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COYOTE POPULATION DOESN'T HIT MARK,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGAL SERVICES RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
1987 4TH WARMEST YEAR IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COLMAN MAN FIGHTS CITY HALL WITH HIS PEN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY EXPANSION NO SURE BET,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR TO SHIFT RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GROUP TO LOOK AT NURSING PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS' LARGEST EMPLOYERS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HIGHER PROPERTY TAXES ARRIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO ORDER ETHANOL USED IN STATE VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEEN HELD IN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LANDLORD WON'T BE CHARGED,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SF BARS FARE POORLY IN SPOT CHECK (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CHEF CLIMBS TO THE ROOF,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'ON-LINE' TO FEATURE LEGISLATIVE LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES CHECK DEATHS OF TWO MEN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRIVERS LINE UP FOR NEW LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MOTHER, SON KILLED BY CARBON MONOXIDE","Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHITE HORSE MAN DIES OF EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN INJURED IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY FIRE OFFICIALS DEBATE OFF-DUTY DUTY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TOLD TO REINSTATE STRIKING WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TRADE WAR MAY FIZZLE, DASCHLE HINTS","Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL FIRM WINS CITY CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DOCTOR HONORED FOR PUBLIC DUTY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"AGREES TO LINK COLLEGES IN ENGLAND, HURON","Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY MANUFACTURER FACES FINE FOR SPILL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PREDICTS BANNER YEAR FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SCHOENFELDER JOINS PUBLIC UTILITIES PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*NEW COMMISSIONER HAS ROUGH START,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AREA LEGISLATORS WARY OF PROPERTY TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE ORDERS STATE WETLANDS TO BE RESTORED,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
SPEEDWAYS ADD ENTRY-LEVEL CLASS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*PLASTER FASTER,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MIDCONTINENT-BRANIFF AIRLINE WORD PENDING,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
*REPAIRING WATER MAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BISHOP AND OTHERS RELIEVED WAIT OVER,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LUVERNE POLICE INCIDENT PROBED,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VA DUMPS CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE 1990 SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FEDS CONNING TAXPAYERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*BUDGET LIMITS VA HOSPITAL OPERATION,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CBS MISIDENTIFIES MADISON BAND,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DINOSAURS FACE EXTINCTION AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEDESTRIAN HIT AFTER TWO VEHICLES COLLIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTAN DIES IN IOWA ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABORTION BILL LIKELY--LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VOCATIONAL SCHOOL MOVES IN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FLU VIRUS IS MAKING ITS ROUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING HALL OWNER FACES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEAT-BELT PLAN UNPOPULAR WITH LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF CONSIDERS INDCREASING SPEED LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FLANDREAU TAX HIKE 'NEEDLESS',"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MORE FARM SHOW ENTRIES EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
11 PERCENT HOLIDAY SALE BOOST SEEN FOR MALL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CITY'S BELL PAPER BOX INC.,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*CITY MAN HITS JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOUL-UP LEAVES 7 JAILED AFTER RELEASE ORDER,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
2 HUNTERS ADMIT SHOT TOWARD I-29,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*POST-HOLIDAY PACE PICKS UP MID-JANUARY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SD NATIVES MAKE CHILDREN'S VIDEOS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SPORTS STUDY MERITS RESERVED APPLAUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IRAQ MUST BE TARGET TO FREE KUWAIT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*O'GORMAN DOWNS LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FALL TO LA CROSSE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*ERPENBACH NEW DEMOCRAT CHIEF,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE--ENERGY POLICY IMPORTANT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETS HOLIDAY GOAL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO CHECK FORGERY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CONDO CONCERNS GO BOTH WAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ONE MORE TRY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT REINSTATES DENTIST'S SUSPENSION,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*DASCHLE SETS PERSONAL, DEMOCRATIC GOALS","Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EXTENSION GRANTED IN COCAINE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RACE BOASTS BIG SPENDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUSINESS DISTRICTS MIGHT BE CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSED DEADLINE MAY HALT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ORDINANCE WOULD LET POLICE TRACE BEER,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEPARATE ACCIDENTS CLAIM 2 LIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
THEATER OWNER BILLED FOR CITY'S FLOOD CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TIGHTER SECURITY NOT TIED TO MIDDLE EAST,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LAWMAKER WARY OF NEW TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*CHAMBERLAIN RESORT BACK AT SQUARE ONE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FINALLY, THE FOG LIFTS","Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GAS GLUT PUSHES PRICES NEAR OR BELOW A DOLLAR,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GROWING COLLECTION OF WASTE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAKE TIME TO LEARN NOT TO INSULT PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"WHOLE LIFE INSURANCE NO JOKE, IT HAS MERITS (L)","Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"WILLIAMS, USD CLIP MANKATO 80-75","Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORT WAYNE STOPS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEER DAMAGE CARS IN COLLISION IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARKIN SUPPORTERS ANNOUNCE COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SICK CAMELS KILLED AFTER TREATMENTS FAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VICTIM'S STEPFATHER CHARGED WITH THEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAGNER WOMAN FACES MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MINIATURE MENAGERIE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION REACHES RECORD LEVEL IN '91,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO REDIRECT PAPERWORK TO RECYCLING BIN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LAROUCHE IS 1ST NAME ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"BLAZE DESTROYS STORE, OWNER PLANS TO REBUILD","Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CALL ISSUED TO FIGHT LICENSE PLATE FEES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FURNITURE RENOVATION SAVES COUNTY {dollar}7,000","Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GENERAL JOINING ELLSWORTH STAFF,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSOURIAN FOUND DEAD IN TRUCK CAB,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRM RULED NOT GUILTY IN HARASSMENT CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIALS--ICE IS NOT SAFE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RESERVE RECORDS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COMMISSIONER ISSUES LAST PROTEST ON VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LEMMON MAN IS HIRED AS WETLANDS COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*THREE SURVIVE COLLISION WITH TRAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JUDICIAL REFORM'S KEY ADVERSARIES ARE LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CIRCUITS MAY AFFECT REVERSAL RATES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
GOVERNOR OVERREACTED TO SWANGO SITUATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
READER OFFERS THANKS TO A GREAT CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TALK OF MAKING JOB PART TIME IS SILLY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ECONOMICS ARGUMENT FULL OF FLAWS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DASCHLE SAYS PRIORITY IS JOBS TAX CREDIT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT DISASTER INCLUDES SD COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HURON MAY SEEK NEW AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATEWIDE AIR QUALITY WORKSHOPS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCCROSSAN BOYS TO CLINTON'S INAUGURAL PARADE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STEENSLAND WANTED TO BE ASTRONAUT OR BUICK DEALER,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAY VACATE ROADWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LEGISLATORS DON'T FAVOR WATER TAX, POLL FINDS","Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*BUFFALO FUND-RAISING WORK MAKES CONTRIBUTOR UNHAPPY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SCOUT HELPS YOUTHS UNDERSTAND DISABILITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WOMAN, GRANDPARENTS CAN'T RAISE SON","Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMPUTERS HELP RAISE TEST SCORES AT PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
IOWA OFFICIALS HOPE FOR STATUS QUO AS DECISION NEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CUSTODIAL PARENT GETS DEDUCTION,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
KIDS SPLIT WITH SURVIVING SPOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*CITY TO LOSE KEY SOFTBALL SUPPORTER,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SET REALISTIC GOALS, THEN ACHIEVE THEM","Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEENS AIM HIGH FOR '93,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
YOUTH COUNCIL MEMBER SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY USES AD TO HELP FIND HOME FOR BOY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SHOOTING SUSPECT TURNS SELF IN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PROBLEM ASSETS UP IN SD BANKS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEBRASKA HAS TWO NEW LAWS WORTH COPYING (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ROAD CONDITIONS NUMBER SHOULD BE ANSWERED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"SEAT BELT, HELMET LAWS MUST BE PASSED (L)","Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CLINTON STORY COVERAGE LEFT MANY QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
ABORTION RIGHTS AD SPREADS WRONG IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
INMATE DOESN'T LIKE WAY PRISON IS RUN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
ABORTIONS WILL BEGIN DROPPING ENROLLMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
STEENSLAND ONLY ONE TO TRULY REPRESENT PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
JOBLESS PROGRAM TAKING APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY SELECTION STARTS IN MARQUARDT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR BREAK-INS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD NATIVE SUBJECT OF RADIO PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JOHNSTON GETS STOCKMAN'S LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WATER TOWER BEING RAISED,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STURGIS LAWMAKER TRYING TO LIMIT PROPERTY TAX HIKES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MUST REPAY MONEY TAKEN FROM MACHINES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WATERTOWN OFFICER WHO SHOT SUSPECT CLEARED BY JURY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GOV MILLER APPOINTS CIRCUIT-COURT JUDGES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOMES BEING SOUGHT FOR ABANDONED DOGS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES IN AMBULANCE THEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEHLHAFF APPOINTED COMMERCE SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILBANK OFFICER ARRESTS ESCAPEES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAMING ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT SETS GOALS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REGIONAL LANDFILL COSTS COULD PILE UP,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REPUBLICANS SEEK SUPPORT FOR CAMPAIGN LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FUTURE LOOKS DIM FOR EXPRESSWAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
OPIE'S CLOSES AT EMPIRE EAST,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*BALD EAGLES AGAIN A PART OF LANDSCAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW RELEASES TAX RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SENATE MINORITY LEADER SPEAKS TO THE MEDIA,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BUILDERS SQUARE TO CLOSE; 84 WORKERS WILL LOSE JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN DIES IN FORKLIFT ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TAX-CUT BACKERS THREATEN ANOTHER PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DASCHLE UNVEILS REFORM AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
COLLEGE STANDARDS SHOULD BE TOUGHER (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CIGARETTES CAUSE OF A NEEDLESS DEATH (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"""LIBERAL' NOT REALLY CUSS WORD OF '90'S (L)","Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BRIDGE OVER MISSOURI NOT REALLY NECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*INDIAN IMAGE MISUSED IN MEDIA,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LUVERNE INMATE MAY BE HEADED HERE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN, 37, DIES OF ROLL-OVER INJURIES","Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN DENY SELLING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SAY MAN STABBED IN FACE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS TRY TO RE-ENERGIZE KIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY COUNCIL BEGINS ADJUSTMENT TO NEW ROLE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*IT'S THAT SNIFFLING, COUGHING, COLD SEASON","Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY BOARD RAISES ITS PAY 2.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SHERIFF INVESTIGATES SHOOTING OF GIRL,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY BOARD ELECTS NEW CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OWNERS MUST REGISTER THEIR MOBILE HOMES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BORMANN FAMILY SELLS COUNTY NEWSPAPER,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MADISON POLICE PURSUE CASE INVOLVING INTRUDER,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FREDERICK SHOP FIRE DESTROYS VINTAGE MOTORCYCLES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
USD INCREASES PARKING FINES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SOME STATIONS RUN SHORT OF 3-CENT STAMPS,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
140-POUND DOG PULLS 10-YEAR-OLD GIRLS FROM CREEK,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BANKRUPTCY FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
TASK FORCE TO EXAMINE TRAFICKING IN LINCOLN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VALLY SPRINGS WIFE DEFENDS HUSBAND OF ABUSE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
LAWMAKERS FAVOR LODGING TAX TO FUND TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*S. DAKOTANS PLAY A PART IN HUSKER TITLES,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SHE NEVER NEEDED CANNED HAM IN FRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 04 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WATER PROJECT BODY PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"22 BELOW, COLDEST DAY YET","Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JARVIS-INCOME TAX POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JARVIS INCOME TAX POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
THORSNESS CHALLENGE TO BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
THORSNESS CHALLENGE TO BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
THORSNESS CHALLENGE TO BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"JARVIS IS NEGATIVE, BUT NOT BORING","Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
LARRY PRESSLER WILL BE SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.6"
AIRPORT PARKING TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RESOLUTION 21'S IMPACT ON SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ADAMS CAN HELP SD WITH RAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RESOLUTION 21'S IMPACT ON SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RESOLUTION 21'S IMPACT ON SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PROPOSED ED CUTS AT USD CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
PROPOSED ED CUTS AT USD CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
PROPOSED ED CUTS AT USD CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
BROOKINGS SAVING ELMS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
NO HIKE SEEN IN SCHOOL LUNCH PRICES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STORE CORNERSTONE IN MIDST OF GROWING BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
IMPACT STATEMENTS NOT NEEDED FOR MINING,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPECIAL EDUCATION FUNDING OUTLINED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*SKATING ON ABERDEEN'S MOCCASIN CREEK,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HEARINGS ON RESOLUTION 21,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
SD HAS 2.5 MILLION LAYING CHICKENS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
HEARINGS ON RESOLUTION 21,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
MCKENNAN CPR CLASS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
ACADEMY NOMINEES LISTED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
FOREST DESIGNATION SURPRISES OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FOREST DESIGNATION SURPRISES OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FARMER KILLED IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUSHMORE CARVER DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE WOMAN CHARGED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILLBOARD FIGHT GUARANTEED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS FILE BUDGET RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANOTHER SIOUX CITY OFFICIAL LEAVING,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW FREEZES HIRING, PAY RAISES","Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN GUN RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE BLAMED ON BOILER-FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS HOSPITAL MAY EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN GUN RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW FREEZES HIRING, PAY RAISES","Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUSHMORE CARVER DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROUBIDEAUX APPROVAL STALLED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROUBIDEAUX APPROVAL STALLED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRIVER INJURED IN ACCIDENT/SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
{dollar}2.6 MILLION VA PROJECT SET SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HEARING SCHEDULED FOR GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ABDNOR SAYS HE'LL BE READY FOR SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"5,000 EXPECTED FOR INAUGURATION","Argus LeaderJan 05 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BABY DEATHS RAISE QUESTION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY WORKERS ACCEPT TWO-YEAR CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY WORKERS ACCEPT TWO-YEAR CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CONTENTS OF A GARBAGE TRUCK CAUGHT FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
EMBARGO IMPACT DIFFICULT TO ASSESS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EMBARGO IMPACT DIFFICULT TO ASSESS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE LOSES MONEY SHIPPING OUT CATTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHEAP GAS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD PRISON MAGAZINE RATED BEST,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD PRISON MAGAZINE RATED BEST,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITY DEBT LIMIT DEBATED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AUTHORITY DEBT LIMIT DEBATED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LEGISLATORS CONSIDER RAIL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LEGISLATORS CONSIDER RAIL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MEIERHENRY'S VIEW OF ACCESS TO RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BEER INDUSTRY NOT UNIFIED ON SINGLE CLASS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WOLLMAN-JANKLOW INTIMIDATES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"GETTING LICE IS NO DISGRACE, BUT KEEPING...","Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WOLLMAN-JANKLOW INTIMIDATES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MURDER SUSPECT WANTS WITNESS EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GUIDELINES FOR INDIAN WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LEGISLATORS DEFEND JUNKET,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FORMER SD FAMILY MURDERED, SUSPECT DEAD IN YALE, SD","Argus LeaderJan 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FORMER SD FAMILY MURDERED, SUSPECT DEAD IN YALE, SD","Argus LeaderJan 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STOCKMAN'S--IT HAS A DOWN-HOME FEELING,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1981, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*A YOUNG AUSTRALIAN REFLECTS ON SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1981, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CAMPUS CLOSINGS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS TO CONSIDER TUITION INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S LAWMAKERS HEAD FOR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BLOCK IS FINE--WATT A QUESTION MARK (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ON A CLEAR NIGHT YOU CAN SEE METEORS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAURA INGALLS WILDER STAMP PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT HEAD DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"*RIDE 'EM, SNOWMOBILERS","Argus LeaderJan 05 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
THOMAS--JACKRABBITS HAVE TO BE THE FAVORITE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIR FORCE FAVORS WYOMING BASE FOR MX,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FOOD STAMP THEFT SET AT {dollar}240,000","Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE OPENS TODAY--SO DOES POLITICAL SEASON,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ONLY 3 OF 10 CHRISTMAS RELEASES WORTH PAYING TO SEE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MEDICAL STUDENTS SAY THEY MAY HAVE TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOW PRICES SEND FARMERS FOR STORAGE LOANS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS DELAY DECISION ON MEDICAL SCHOOL TUITION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TELLINGHUISEN'S LAWYER WITHDRAWS REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER BOARD TO REVIEW LONG-DELAYED SLIP UP PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIAL PREDICTS DECLINE IN SLEDDING MISHAPS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AIRLINE SAFETY RECORD (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AN OPEN LETTER TO CHRISTMAS TREE THIEF (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STAY ALIVE ON SLOPES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIGHTS OF OPPRESSION INSPIRATION TO SERVE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PARISH DEFENDS HIS CRITICISM OF DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REAL WELFARE PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
'FAT POOL' HOPES FOR SLIM SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BN & SF RAILROADS ON STATE TRACK,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROKEN PIPES NOW ROSCOE'S TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHIMNEY CRACK CAUSED FRATERNITY FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE-FARMERS FEEL DOWNTRODDEN,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN TO BE ARRAIGNED ON OELRICHS ARSON CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINE OFFICE IN WATERTOWN CLOSES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS PUT OFF PUBLIC RADIO PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION APPROVES GAS FRANCHISE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION DEMANDS MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS VOTE TONIGHT ON PENSION COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RULING COULD CLOSE SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN TOLD TO PAY FOR PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
5 MEN TO FACE DRUG CHARGES AFTER DC-7 LANDED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GROUP WANTS ETSI PIPELINE DEAL SQUASHED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*ODD JOBS LAST CHANCE FOR UNEMPLOYED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"INAUGURAL BALL DISCRIMINATORY, WOMAN SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BROOKINGS A & B SHOOTOUT PITS...,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BROOKINGS STRANDE VOTED GIRLS COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ILLEGAL LEAD SHOT FOUND IN GEESE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"GROWERS OF FUNNY, FUZZY FRUIT TRY TO...","Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FISCHER RECEIVES MENTAL HEALTH AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
*I COULD TAKE THIS KIND OF WEATHER...,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TRANSPLANTED MORRELL WORKER RETURNS HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS POLICE CHIEF QUITS FORCE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROSCOE STARTING THE YEAR WITH PLENTY OF WATER,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEW SF INDOOR ICE SKATING RINK,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CALVIN SWEET DROPS LSD SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
NO COUNTY VOTE ON HAYWARD ANNEX,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS' DESCRIPTION OF ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MONDALE'S KINSHIP WITH PLAINS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER--HIGHWAY TAX BILL WILL BENEFIT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WASTE STORAGE NEEDS STUDY BEFORE RAPPED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
CALL DIRECT TO SIOUX VALLEY HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITY MECHANIC'S SUGGESTION A WINNER,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEFENSE WANTS RAPID CITY MURDER TRIAL IN SF,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN TURNS HIMSELF IN FOR PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRIBAL LEADERS BARRED FROM TAKING OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
2 DIE IN 4-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FRANKENSTEIN FRONTRUNNER ON OAHE BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"STUDY--PARENTS, TEACHERS BIGGER INFLUENCE","Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
HE KNEW MANY BY FIRST NAME,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
SCHOOL'S FUTURE UP TO JURY OF CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*US-SOVIET RELATIONS AT LOW POINT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*STUDENTS QUESTION RUSSIAN DIPLOMAT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CROOKS STARTS HISTORICAL COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*SIOUX VALLEY SEEKS OK FOR HELICOPTER PAD,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BJERKE DECIDES AGAINST POST WITH DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOBILE HOMES MUST BE REGISTERED BY FEB 1,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL BACKS LOW-RISK PRISON IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHY TWO RESERVATIONS HAD FUEL SHORTAGES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SURPLUS CORN WILL FEED HUNGRY BIRDS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*PIERRE, MILLER WANT TO HOST CENDAK OFFICE","Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HEAT AID BUDGET STRETCHED TO LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NEW UNITED FLIGHT MAKES JOB EASIER FOR RANCHER-PILOT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HIGHWAY OUTLOOK FOR STATE IS ENCOURAGING (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PHEASANTS NEED HELP NOW TO SURVIVE WINTER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE'S VOTE ON LABOR BILL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HUNKING EDITORIAL CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BOY IN GOOD CONDITION AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
DOCTOR'S RECORDS ARE INADEQUATE ON DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HURON GETS FEDERAL MONEY FOR HOTEL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LEGISLATIVE BILL WOULD UNIFY FINANCIAL TRUSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"MISSION'S LEASE, 18-MONTH LEGAL BATTLE ENDS","Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
OFFICIAL--RETARDED WOULD GO TO LOCAL CENTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TEACHERS' STRIKE BEGINS--OTHERS SET,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COYOTES GET FIRST CRACK AT NCC OPENER,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TSCHETTER HAPPY WITH WHAT SHE HAS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'TOUGH LOVE' TURNED ALCOHOLIC AROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE CHIDES STATE FOR 2ND SHOT AT BEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GLORY HOUSE APPRECIATES HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LEWIS DRUG SHOWED IT CARED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*WE NEED TO ADVERTISE GOD'S GOOD NEWS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HUMBOLDT WANTS PRESSLER BILLBOARD REBUILT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING WILL FACE ROAST FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW LAWYERS WILL APPEAL SUIT DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE GRANTS HANSON MOTION TO DISBAND JURY,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KEAN ASKS TEXAS TO RETURN WITNESS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN SUES CITY FOR {dollar}4,000 FOR DAMAGES TO CAR","Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROVIDENCE FIRM BUYS CITY FIRST BANK BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A LICENSE IS LIKE A PAIR OF SHOES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*KLARUP TO HEAD MINISTERIAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BIG WIN GIVES GANDHI CLOUT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUSTAD OPPOSED TO CATALOG USE TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EAST WATER BOARD HOLDS ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"HIGHER WATER, SEWER RATES","Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HIRES ARCHITECT FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL MOVE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MISS SOUTH DAKOTA USA STATE PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*AUGUSTANA'S FRERICHS DEDICATES HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*JACK RABBIT TO DROP 25 TOWNS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW YEAR BRINGS NEW SNOW,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW'S NEW PLAN DOESN'T HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRINCIPAL WILL BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
QUARRIES DISRUPT RURAL LIVING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THE FUTURE OF RAIL LINE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NATURE GREATER THAN GOLD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"INDIANS NEED FED'S HELP, NOT CRITICISM","Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
JANKLOW IN SENATE--KNEIP FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*FREEMAN'S MILLER BUSY AT YALE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRO PHEASANT GROUP EXPANDS INTO SD,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
BIG SIOUX REC AREA TRAIL IS OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
FIGHT TO SAVE FERRET GOES ON,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
HUNTERS NEEDED FOR EMERGENCY SEASON,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
RESTORATION STAMP PROPOSED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
*DYING WOMAN HOPES COUNTY WILL HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARTY LEADERS HOPE TO AVOID POLITICAL FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MEN CHART UNKNOWN ARCTIC WATERS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS SEEK IDEAS AT SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"JANKLOW, CALIF LAWMAKERS TO DISCUSS COMPACT","Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TO CONSIDER PAY RAISES FOR EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ELDERLY FREEMAN COUPLE DIE IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NURSING HOME TO APPEAL LABOR BOARD'S RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR MOVES TO KEEP LEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMPANY WILL STOP DISCHARGING CONTAMINANT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEPARTMENT BACKS BIANNUAL FOOD INSPECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EASTER SEALS SOCIETY TO OPEN RETAIL STORE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW CHECKS ON MINERS AFTER COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SALES TAX EXEMPTION MUST STAY,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ECONOMIST SEES TOUGH '86 FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
EX-SHERIFF'S SENTENCE IN TRAFFIC DEATH STUNS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*COCA-COLA LOOK IS 'IT',"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COMIC-BOOK KID LEARNS REAL-LIFE LESSON,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU AGRICULTURE TEACHER RECEIVES HONOR,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
KIRBY ELECTED PRESIDENT OF DOWNTOWN GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ORIENT FARMER ELECTED TO BASIN ELECTRIC CO-OP,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BUREAU TO TEST FARM CENSUS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
EXPERT GIVES TIPS ON FEEDING,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
CHAMBER--WEEKLY BROWN BAG SERIES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
THE FIRST HALF OF DECEMBER 1985,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
HOLIDAY TRAFFIC KILLS AT LEAST 316,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BISHOP ANDERSON DIES AT 69,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOW RATES PIQUE BUILDING INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPIRITS OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MCDONALD HOUSE GETS SORORITY GIFT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PROJECT MOBILITY HAS NEW DIRECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
STATE SYMPHONY SEEKS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
FOUR YEARS OF COUNTY SERVICE EDUCATIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ISRAELI INFLUENCE TOO STRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*B'NAI B'RITH SPEAKER NEAR HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HURON BEEF PLANT SET TO REOPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEGISLATURE ON MICKELSON STYLE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VACATION NO BREAK FOR SCHOOL CREWS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOWNS AREN'T RUSHING TO HOST WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN MAKES TEEN HANGOUT CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HELP AT HAND,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MUSEUM WORK ON AGENDA FOR MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BIG CHILL HOLDS US IN IT'S CLUTCHES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
42 AT MORRELL FILE GRIEVANCES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FREE-TRADE AGREEMENT SETS AN EXAMPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NEED FOR STAFFING BY LPN'S (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HARRIS RIGHT ON MUSIC ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
FIRE EXTINGUISHED IN STATE CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONEY REQUESTED TO HELP JENNER,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OPIE'S EMPLOYEES ARRAIGNED IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLK WILL MAKE CANDIDACY OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN, 23, PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGE","Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRIGID WEATHER KEEPS MECHANIC JUMPING,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISLIKE SALES TAX PLAN FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORE RESISTANCE GREETS PHONE DEREGULATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SEMITRUCK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL GETS OK,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SOCIAL SERVICES BIGGEST SPENDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LAND COULD BE CLOSED TO GOOSE HUNTING,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*WORKERS PICKET ELK POINT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDY TARGETS STATE AIRPORTS FOR CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MOST AGREE US RIGHT TO STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SIGHT THROUGH SOUND WAVES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
STYLISH JAZZ RETURNS TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON LEGISLATURE 1989 SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"TROUBLING, OLD ISSUE AWAITS NEW CONGRESS (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SAFETY BELT LAW IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
READERS GIVE STATE'S SCHOOLS A 'B',"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
BOY HURT AFTER BEING DRAGGED BY VAN,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED ON STABBING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DISTRIBUTING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICROWAVE WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VANDERLINDE HAS SURGERY FOR HERNIA,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VICTIM REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TOTALS UP IN '88,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HIGHER WAGES ARE NECESSARY,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
IUD MAKER DEFENDS PRODUCT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AMENDING SPECIAL EDUCATION LAW A PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DOCUMENTS SEEK TO BAN STOFFERAHN,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RETIREMENT BENEFITS MUST BE INCREASED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
2ND WEDDELL CONVICTED ON MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL EVACUATED AFTER BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DIRECTOR'S ROLE TOPS REGENTS TALKS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE VEHICLES TO BE FUELED BY GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
REPORTS OF PRESSLER MEETING CONTRADICT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*TO SPEAK AT B'NAI B'RITH BANQUET,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON PLEDGES MONEY FOR BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOTHER OF 24 REMEMBERED IN LOVE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MANSION INCIDENT REPORT COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STEP UP FIGHT AGAINST (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T RISK YOUR LIFE FOR 'FREE ENTERPRISE' (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SUPPORT LACKS FOR DEAF (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*DIRECTOR TOO LATE WITH 2ND WAR FILM,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
THINGS TO DO AFTER HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*TRANSPORTATION OFFICE DIRECTOR SELECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN ENTERS PLEE IN LOTTERY TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLEAR LAKE RECALL ELECTION SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATOR TO HOST SATURDAY MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WE DON'T NEED INCINERATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5 PRISON WALKAWAYS FEWEST SINCE 1972,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PICKUP ROLLS IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BURGLARY SUSPECT DESCRIBED AS GRINCH,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS DEAL WITH SILVER LAKE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRIVATE OWNER SOUGHT FOR WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO REPEAL SD RELIGIOUS SHIELD LAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WATER SAFE TO DRINK,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PARENTS TO CLEAR DEAD SON'S NAME,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BIG ISSUES LIE AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CHEMICAL PROBLEMS CORRECTED LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAMBLING HALL OWNER IS CHARGED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR HELPS GARY CELEBRATE NEW FIRM,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*REMODELED THRIFT HAS CITIES ONLY ESCALATOR,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
WILL UPGRADE SD PHONE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
3RD SD UNIT HEADS FOR MIDDLE EAST,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SF MAN TRAPPED IN SOMALIA,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRUCK-TRAIN COLLISION INJURES DRIVER,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIR CRASH WIDOWS SETTLE SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE THEATRE LEASED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PLANT FOR ALL SEASONS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*POWER OF ATTORNEY PROTECTS AFTER INCAPACITATION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*MAYOR, MASUR ON RADIO SHOW","Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOWNED LIGHT POLE CUTS SOME ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HELD ON BOND FOR ALLEGED RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
METERS FREE TUESDAY FOR CITY HALL VOTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESTAURANT OWNER OFFERED AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WATER MAIN BREAKS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONCERNED STUDENT SPURS BUS PROBE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FRONTIER COULD SOON BE PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL LAWMAKERS SPLIT OVER MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE COULD LOSE SOME ENERGY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONDO SITE NOT FIT FOR SINGLE UNITS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GAMBLING ADDICT GETS LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
{dollar}5.5 MILLION CONTRACT HELPS PLATTE EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOODWIN WOMAN TO MAKE RESTITUTION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS UNCERTAIN ON FUTURE PRISON CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CREWS CLEAN UP TRAIN DERAILMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PIERRE MAN NAMED TO BOARD OF REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MEETINGS SCHEDULED ON MINING STUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MILLER NAMED PRESIDING JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*NEW NAMES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TO HOST DUMP SITE MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PEACE MISSION LEADER PLANS WASHINGTON VISIT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SUSPICIOUS DEATH PROBED IN RC,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*FURLOUGH PRIVILEGES RE-EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*INDIAN VOTE, WHITE BALLOT","Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DEADWOOD RESIDENTS COUNT WINS, LOSSES","Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BANKS HOPES RUN TEACHES HARMONY,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
COACH STIKES RAW NERVE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RECESSION--STATE OUTLOOK POSITIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MIDDLE CLASS' LOSSES COULD BENEFIT HOMELESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SUPPORT SEAT BELT LAW FOR EVERYONE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HANSON WASTES MONEY ON FOOLISH PROJECTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
COMPARE EXECUTIVE SALARIES WITH EDUCATORS' (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"MEDIA BECOMING AWARE OF BANDS, CHOIR GROUPS (L)","Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*FLOOR FLAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INDIANS FACING A JACKPOT JUNCTION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GAMBLING IN THE USA,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VIDEO GAME 'FASCINATION' CAN RUIN LIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CATTLE SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULED JANUARY 13-14,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CORN GROWERS TO FORM NEW GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PORK PRODUCERS CONSIDER MERGER,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITY DIRECTORY CANVASSING BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
NURSING HOME ADDS NO-SMOKING POLICY,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"SEARCH UNCOVERS {dollar}10,000 IN CHECKS","Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WRECKER SERVICE WON'T GO NEAR LAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*RUSSIANS 'JOKED ABOUT SOVIET COLLAPSE',"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*59 PERCENT IN SD DON'T DRIVE 55,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
UNIVERSITY ROTC ENROLLMENTS RISE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
S DAKOTANS WILL TELL MONGOLIANS ABOUT CHRIST,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
{dollar}15 MILLION GRANT GOES TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
LONGTIME RURAL DOCTOR DIES AT 84,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
DEER DISCOVERY NOT PEGGED TO POACHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
FEE HIKES OK FOR LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
TEEN CHARGED IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
GROUP--TEEN RACIALLY HARASSED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
MICKELSON OUTLINES CONDITIONS FOR FERRET RELEASE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
PROPERTY RULE MAY AFFECT PARK,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
SPEARFISH POLICE LOOK FOR ARMED SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
DUMP ACTIVIST SWANSON NOT A FIXTURE AT LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.6"
*RESOLUTION RECIPE FAILS EARLY IN '92,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*GULF COAST PLEASES WINTER TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1992, sect.G, p.04, col.4"
*THE FIRST HARVEST OF '93,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ORANGE CITY BABY SITTER CHARGED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SD GROWING, CENSUS SHOWS","Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GARRETSON OFFICIAL GIVEN OPTION IN ARSON SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"GROWTH SEEN ON EAST, WEST EDGES","Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
COUNTY SHOULD TRIM PAY INCREASE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
INMATES' VIEW OFTEN MISSING FROM STORIES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LETTERS TO EDITOR WELCOME READING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRIVATE SCHOOLS SHOULDN'T GET AID (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
LIBRARY PRACTICES SLANTED AGAINST BIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
STATE SHOULD NOT BE EXEMPT FROM CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
PERILS OF POLICE CHASE OUTDISTANCED PURSUIT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
"CHILD, 4, STARTS FIRE IN CITY HOME","Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO SEEK INPUT ON 1993 PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS ARRESTED IN CHILD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD INMATE ISN'T MISSING AFTER ALL,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRAIN-CAR CRASH VICTIMS IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH ADMITS SETTING FIRE IN COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BON VOYAGE TO HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PSYCHIATRIST CLAIMS SEXUAL DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DON'T BET YET ON STATE LOTTERY TAKE FATE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*JEFFERSON SCHOOL FIGHT HEATING UP,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DEVELOPMENT PLAN TABLED,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CHARGES POSSIBLE IN WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS TO GET PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"USD ART DEPARTMENT RECEIVES {dollar}1,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ONIDA RESIDENTS THANKFUL MORE STORES DIDN'T BURN,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ABERDEEN MAN DIES IN TRAILER FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FORMER STATE BOARD OFFICIAL STOLE TO PLAY LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN ACCUSED IN MURDER FACES DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*FOSS'S PLANNING TWO-DAY AUCTION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*WINTERTIME BOAT FISHING HAS ALLURE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SUTTON SCORES TO KEEP DE SMET NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*IT CAN BLEMISH ANYBODY, ANY TIME--TREATMENTS HELP","Argus LeaderJan 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KILLED BROTHERS IN SELF-DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"TO LET CITIES, COUNTIES LIMIT VIDEO LOTTERY","Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE PREPARES FOR MORE FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEAF GROUPS APPRECIATE HELP IN BUYING LAND (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOW '94 WILL SHAKE OUT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MEDICAL PRICE DISCLOSURE NEEDS SMART APPROACH (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BOOZE ISN'T THE WAY TO A HEALTHY HEART (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BROOKINGS STOPS GIVING BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPED PRISONER MAKES BAIL REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM PROGRAMS SET FOR BROADCAST,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS TO APPEAR ON TV,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PAROLE VIOLATOR CAPTURED BY POLICE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SISTER GAVE UP A KIDNEY SO HE COULD LIVE NORMALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SQUIRREL KNOCKS OUT POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING MAY COVER HEALTH COSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF SENATOR WANTS LOTTERY TO FINANCE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COUNTIES SEEK RIGHT TO RAISE VEHICLE FEES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN DECLINES ELECTION ON RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONVICTED MURDERER WANTS TO CHANGE PLEA,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARENTS ACCUSED IN CHILD-ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN DENIES ARSON CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNIVERSITY SEEKS TO REPLACE LOGO,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
2 REPRESENTATIVES PLAN NOT TO RUN,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SLIPPERY SLOPE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AIR GUARD TO RETURN FROM IRAQ MISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL-DISTRICT REFORMERS SEEK INPUT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"LAWMAKERS WANT MORE FROM LOTTERY, SURVEY SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*NORTHWEST SLASHES FARES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"HOMESTAKE GIVES 24 WORKERS {dollar}10,000 TO LEAVE COMPANY","Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
PUBLICATION TO HIGHLIGHT CITY FEATURES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*VIKING WOMEN NO 1 IN NATION,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SATURN DEALERSHIP ROLLS INTO TOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*LEADERS DASCHLE, DOLE A SHARP CONTRAST IN SUBSTANCE","Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NINE INCH NAILS HOOKS FEB. 7 ARENA CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AIRWAYS NOT PLACE TO SCRIMP ON SAFETY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW HAS WAY TO GO (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EX-COMMISSIONERS NEED TO STOP FRETTING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STOLEN JACKET RUINS CHRISTMAS FOR GIRL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HEALTH INSPECTION FAILED IN ITS PURPOSE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PART-TIME CITY COUNCIL PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*RESOLUTIONS HAVE REMOTE CHANCE TO CUT STRESS & FAT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VOICE OF CARING STARES DOWN CANCER,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PURRING PETS PREFERRED BY SIOUX FALLS RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KIDS NEED GOOD MODEL TO MANAGE TIME (PROF),"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*A FATHER'S HUNTING PASSION GETS HANDED DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BOY, 13, ACCIDENTALLY SHOT IN THE LEG","Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REGION'S BIA OFFICES MAY MERGE TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH MINISTRY GROUP FORMS SCHOOL CLUBS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CARTOONIST CHEERS UP IOWA TEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"EXPERT PREDICTS GOOD GROWING YEAR, THEN '96 DROUGHT","Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"AGENCY CREATES FACILITY FOR HOMELESS, DISABLED MEN","Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NAMES KEY ADMINISTRATORS...PREPARES FOR PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*7TH-GRADER ARRESTED IN TOY-GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NEW HOUSING LOTS WILL BE AUCTIONED OFF,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LUVERNE ESCAPEE CAUGHT IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HOTEL POOL DROWNING RULED ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COUNCIL ORDERS STUDY ON BUILDING ARENA,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*DOCTOR FINDS IT HARD TO SAY GOODBYE,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LAWYER FOR MAN WHO SAYS HE'S SON OF GOD,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
INDIANS OPPOSE KILLING YELLOWSTONE BISON,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON TRAINING CENTER APPEALS STATE ORDER,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSION APPROVES TRI WEST LOTTO CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*COSTLY COMBINE TOP DRAW AT FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 05 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
KNOBE DROPS REQUEST FOR CAR,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RACE SHOWS DEMOCRATS STILL SPIRITED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KNOBE DROPS REQUEST FOR CAR,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RACE SHOWS DEMOCRATS STILL SPIRITED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE GROUP TO MEET HERE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BEEF PRICES UP 4 CENTS IN DECEMBER,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ABOUREZK'S RARE PUBLIC STANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
AUGIE SAUNTERS TO EASY WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COYOTES DROP LEAGUE OPENER,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
STATE REGROUPS TO CATCH SIOUX,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
CITY HOSPITALS DON'T WORK TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC HIRES LAW FIRM TO FIGHT RAIL LOSS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWSUIT COULD CURB SALE OF DRUG APPARATUS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW LOSES SUPPORTER IN SON'S AUTO DAMAGE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ACLU SUIT POSTPONED TO FEB 15,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELECTION BATTLE MAY BE TAKEN TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELECTION BATTLE MAY BE TAKEN TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEEDING MAY MEAN LOSS OF HIGHWAY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW LOSES SUPPORTER IN SON'S AUTO DAMAGE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELECTION BATTLE MAY BE TAKEN TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AGENCY BUDGET HEARINGS SET,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROSSHANS SUCCEEDS JUDGE BOTTUM,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROSSHANS SUCCEEDS JUDGE BOTTUM,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
POWERLINE SNAPS AT 20 BELOW,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRACTORCADE BACK ON SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GAS LEAK CAUSES FIRE-STURGIS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GASOHOL PLANT TAX BREAK REFUSED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MCGOVERN TO BE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE POPULATION GROWS 3.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TRACTORCADE BACK ON SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CATTLE PRICES GET BOOST FROM COLD WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STEAM AND SMOKE HOVER OVER,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CITY BUSES QUIT SCHOOL LINE-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
MAN BOUND OVER TO COUNTY JURY IN FORGERY CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
JUDGE REFUSES TO END PROBE BY GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
FUR DEALER DOES HEAVY TRADING NEAR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HUNTERS TO FEEL INFLATION'S PINCH,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET TOPS LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EMBARGO PUTS PRICES IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EMBARGO PUTS PRICES IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ARGUS NAMES NEW DIRECTOR OF CIRCULATION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
BUSINESS COLLEGE GROWING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.A, p.19, col.1"
COST OF LIVING-IT MAY BE MORE IN SF,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX REFUND CHECKS AWAIT RIGHTFUL RECIPIENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY TIES-FOR THE RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*NEW ZEALANDERS FIND SD BIG AND WARM,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MRS WALTER KEYES-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SAVING FEDERAL {dollar} (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FOSS HAPPY SPREADING 'THE WORD',"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW DISPUTES EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PAPERS WITHOUT EDITORIALS LACK HUMAN TOUCH,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PAPERS WITHOUT EDITORIALS LACK HUMAN TOUCH,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MINISTER LIVES HIS SERMONS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PETERSON TO RUN FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MISUSED LANGUAGE ABOUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
INVESTIGATION REQUESTED IN BAR INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MINISTER LIVES HIS SERMONS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PETERSON TO RUN FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NEW LAW SCHOOL PLANS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
AQUEDUCT HAS ONE LAST CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
SECOND WALKAWAY RETURNS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
NEW LAW SCHOOL PLANS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*'80 LEGISLATURE-MONEY WOES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CONSTABLES ACCUSED OF DODGING TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONSTABLES ACCUSED OF DODGING TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IOWA MURDER SUSPECT 'KEPT TO HIMSELF',"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IOWA MURDER SUSPECT 'KEPT TO HIMSELF',"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER STARTS 97TH CONGRESS OFF,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DISNEY'S 'THE ARISTOCATS' FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*JOE LOCKWOOD GIRLS COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JOE LOCKWOOD GIRLS COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COTTONTAILS GIVE YOUNG HUNTERS A TOUGH TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*COTTONTAILS GIVE YOUNG HUNTERS A TOUGH TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SILVER, JEWELRY TARGETS IN 11 SF BURGLARIES","Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ADVOCATE AT ODDS WITH THE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
56TH SD LEGISLATURE CONVENES TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ADVOCATE AT ODDS WITH THE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROBE OF MORRELL ACCIDENT CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S BACK TO BEADLE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S BACK TO BEADLE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROBE OF MORRELL ACCIDENT CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY KEEPING DISCIPLINE PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COLLEGE OFFICIALS RAP JANKLOW'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY KEEPING DISCIPLINE PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COLLEGE OFFICIALS RAP JANKLOW'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DISGUSTED BY ICE ON SD HIGHWAY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TIGHTEN URANIUM MINING REGULATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD BAND FOR INAUGURAL NEEDS FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"REGENTS, LAWMAKERS SQUARE OFF TODAY","Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN ARRAIGNED ON RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"REGENTS, LAWMAKERS SQUARE OFF TODAY","Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD BAND FOR INAUGURAL NEEDS FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU HELPING MAURITANIA PRESERVE FARM,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SDSU HELPING MAURITANIA PRESERVE FARM,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW'S STATE OF STATE MESSAGE TELLS OF MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY'S STOCKYARDS BIGGEST IN NATION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"PROFITS FROM GRID PLAYOFFS TOP {dollar}76,000","Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OGLALA LAWYER SAYS TRIBE SHOULD PAY CLEANUP BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"MORE BRAWN, LESS FINESSE DESCRIBES NCC BASKETBALL","Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP HOPES TO BE FORCE IN LEGISLATURE (KEVIN),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CENTRAL COMPUTER IDENTIFIES CRIMINALS IN SECONDS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOS SAY JANKLOW REPORT LACKS SCOPE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BAIL DENIAL PROPOSAL DRAWS CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PUSHES WATER PROJECTS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PRESSLER WANTS S DAKOTAN CONSIDERED FOR JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CROOKS IN GOVERNMENT & MATTER OF CONTEXT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THANKS ARGUS FOR ARTICLE ON FLOREY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CATTLE FEEDERS DAY JAN 13,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATTLE GROUP OPPOSES SDPTV MOVE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS AGREE TO CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER PINE RIDGE CHAIRMAN DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE WITHOUT BARNETT TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPERS PICKED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE OF STATE NOT ON PUBLIC RADIO,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ZELL MAN TO BE SENTENCED FOR STABBING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEPUTY CLAIMS DELL RAPIDS MAN PUNCHED HIM,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUP GETS MORE TIME TO CONTEST ETSI,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
IMPROVING COLLEGES SHOULD BE SD GOAL,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DRUG PARAPHERNALIA BILL TO BE INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE BILL WOULD UPDATE BIKE LAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF MAN NEW COMMISSION CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MANDAN LAW MIGHT NOT BE CONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*WOMAN DOESN'T HIDE FROM PAST,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*LEOLA PAA, MCKENNAN RETIREE, HONORED","Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
BIENNIAL WINNERS OF REGIONAL WOMEN PAINTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
TIRED OF SWEETS AFTER THE HOLIDAYS--TRY SOME CHEESE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PERPICH EXTENDS A PEACE OFFERING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BANKS SPOTTED IN PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SF STOCKYARDS BUSIEST IN WORLD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GENEROSITY KEEPS THESE SHELVES FILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*LIVING IN POVERTY, PEOPLE TURN TO THIS WOMAN","Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LITERATURE PAINTS AN UNREALISTIC PICTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PETER PAN IMAGINATION TAKES FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SF PUBLIC LIBRARY OFFERS STORY TIME FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COURT SEES INCREASE IN POVERTY-RELATED CRIMES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES ATTEMPT JAIL BREAK,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWSUITS BLAME FORMALDEHYDE FOR HEALTH PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BILL PROVIDES STATE {dollar}600,000 FOR DEVELOPMENT","Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
O'CONNOR KNEW HE WOULDN'T WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CONSIDER OCEAN BASING FOR NEW MISSILES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSORS TAKE ISSUE WITH ARTICLE CRITICAL OF MEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ROBERTS DISPUTES ARGUS EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"CANDIDATES SPENT MORE THAN {dollar}90,000","Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE--DAIRY CHARGE TO BE SCRAPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD OK'S CEMETERY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEB 1 TRAILER REGISTRATION DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRIDLEY APPEALS LICENSE REVOCATION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HORSEMEN LOOK FOR MATCHING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INJUNCTION TO PREVENT FROM EVICTING DR. BELL,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAGISTRATE COURT CASES UP IN 1982,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MASSACHUSETTS GROUP VOLUNTEERS RESEARCHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SWINE EXPERTS TO BE AT SF MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY SPOTS UNION DUES WITHHOLDING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LETTERS FLY AS ANNEXATION CLOSES IN ON COURTS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE SAYS 7-YEAR-OLD BOY CAN BE WITNESS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PUC PROUD THAT INVESTMENT FIRM RANKS THEM LOW,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD MAY SCRAP GAS TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD STATE BAR FOR INSANITY DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUSINESSES OWE STATE {dollar}3.1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
"WITH TOURNEY OVER, NOW COMES REAL TEST FOR TEAMS","Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SNOWMOBILE JUMP IN SF NEXT STUNT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VIKINGS' KARANTINOS SETS LOFTY GOALS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
YANKTON TRACK SQUAD GIRLS TEAM OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*SCHOOLS RECEIVE GOOD GRADES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATORS--TEACHERS' PAY IS STILL AN ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PHONE RATE INCREASE ROLLED BACK,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*USD RESEARCHER ATTACKS HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*YOU GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*HUSBY ADMITS TO COCAINE POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET CONCERNS WILL DOMINATE LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REDISTRICTING HAS BOTH PARTIES SCRAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FUEL SUPPLY DIDN'T MEET DEMAND,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HIGHER TEMPERATURES MAY CAUSE MORE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHEM-NUCLEAR FINANCES THIRD TRIP,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BIDDER RETURNS DOLLS WITHOUT PAYING FOR THEM,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DALE BELL CONSIDERING RUN AGAINST DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HEATING AID PROGRAM TAKES APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LABOR ASSEMBLY RE-ELECTS MORRIS AS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WOMEN LAUNCH BED & BREAKFAST NETWORK,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AVERTING RESERVATION FUEL CRISIS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
URGED TO SPEND MORE TIME ON STREETS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SEED TRADE SESSION TO REVIEW '84 FARM PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
YANKTON COLLEGE PRESIDENT SAYS HE'S RESIGNING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
DEM WORKSHOPS WILL EXPLAIN DELEGATE SELECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LUCAS MAN SENTENCED FOR WITNESS TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NEW RAPID CITY PAPER MAY PUBLISH IN MAY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PANEL WILL FIGHT PROPOSED RAPID CITY SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA ESCAPEE CAPTURED IN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE GROUPS WILL GET FEDERAL MONEY FOR NEEDY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VOLGA MAN SEEKS ANNEXATION BY BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WATER SUPPLY MAY BE SHUT OFF--DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CHARGES AGAINST MEANS BROTHERS UPHELD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
COURT TO HEAR SUIT FIGHTING INSURANCE LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*KLOECKL'S SEARCH FOR LINEMAN DUTY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*STACEY ARNOLD, THE WINNER","Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BIG-CITY VIOLENCE CRIPPLES MAN'S LEGS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW CAN'T GET THE BEARS OUT OF HIS BLOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FISHING AROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ROUND BOOSTS SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GET BACK TO SIMPLICITY OF OUTDOOR WALK,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOOPS IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AG OFFICIAL SAYS STATE FARMERS BETTER OFF,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER ARGUS OFFICIAL DEAD AT 84,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUKE WASTE AN EMOTIONAL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ORGANIZED GAMBLING CASE A LONG SHOT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FIRE DAMAGES TRAILOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MCDOWELL--COMPLAINTS FILED AGAINST MASTEN,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOLE IN LAW NEEDS TO BE PATCHED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW'S INFLUENCE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BISON MAN DIES AFTER FARM TRACTOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"BOARD, FACULTY MAY HAVE SETTLED OUT OF COURT","Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRST BANK HOPES TO SELL RAPID CITY HOTEL,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST POWER COMPANY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
'85 SESSION MAY BRING TIME ZONE LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MYSTIC MAN FIGHTS TO SAVE HIS ROOTS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LAW SESSION IS SHOT IN ARM FOR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*PROVIDING CHILDREN A PLACE TO SKATE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STEPS OUT OF THE MAINSTREAM,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYHOUSE COURSES ARE FOR CREDIT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CATALOG SALES CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MINN HAS SOLVED WORKMAN'S COMP PUZZLE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"NEWSPAPER, PRINTING COMPANY CHANGE HANDS","Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*RESTAURATEUR COMES HOME VIA TACO DEL SOL,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
WATERBED RETAILER EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*1ST WOMAN MARSHAL HAS HIGH GOALS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
EROS EMPLOYEES RAISE MONEY FOR CHARITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES RECEIVES {dollar}1,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
YMCA BABY-SITTING SERVICE NEEDS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CONGRESS--BIG CHALLENGE ON STATES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE AIDS FARMERS - ABDNOR HELPS FAT CATS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SENTENCE ABUSE OF JUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SDSU CHOIR PLANS FLORIDA TRIP,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*HANSEN EARNS CELEBRITY HONOR,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HIKERS UNCOVER WINTER,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHER FIGHTS FARM BATTLES IN CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT PREPARES FOR LOCAL BABY BOOM,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BURGLARS HIT 3 BUSINESSES ON EAST 10TH STREET,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EX-INMATE CHARGES WARDEN VIOLATED HIS RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FORECASTER MAKES HIS FINAL PREDICTION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEADERS SEEK NEW NUCLEAR COMPACT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INSURANCE WOES ARREST CITY POLICE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROGRAM HELPS SENIORS FEEL YOUNG,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SCANDINAVIAN SKIING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FARM PROGRAMS HIT HARD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RAMP VOTE COULD COST {dollar}250,000","Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WATCH OUT FOR WINTER STORM, FORECASTERS SAY","Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA LOSES A GOOD CHIEF LAWYER,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
INSURANCE INDUSTRY DRAWS BLOOD AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LAND GRANT COLLEGES COULD LOSE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*SHELTER FOR WOMEN TO OPEN IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLERS REPORT LOSS IN BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEUEL PETITIONERS COULD DELAY PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGET POSTPONES KRALL SENTENCING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOTTERY MUST BE MULTISTATE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PETTIGREW PLANS GET GO-AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TASK FORCE TO FOCUS ON ECONOMIC GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'86 AIRPORT USE NEAR RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ADAMS GIVEN 2 LIFE TERMS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEAF SERVICE TO BUY BUILDING WITH GRANT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE MOVES INTO SENATE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*AIRPORT BOARDINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEER LICENSE SALES SHOULD DECREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KLEIN RESUMED WINNING TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*INDIAN ACTIVIST MEANS MAY LEAVE MOVEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MINNESOTA MAN KEEPS TRACK OF HIS AGE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEDICAL TEST PART OF COUNTY AIDS POLICY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MISSING MOOSE MOURNED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CHOIR MOVE WITHIN BOUNDS OF CONSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AIRLINES DISPLAY POOR SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STOP MOVE TO CREATE REFUGE ALONG MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ARCHITECT HIRED FOR DEADWOOD RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ASH FIRM SAYS IT HAS FUNDS TO BUILD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP CRITICIZES PRESSLER'S GUN VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY DOCTORS DO 1ST HEART SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RENTSCHLER TO LEAD COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PATRONS HOPE STEAKHOUSE REBUILDS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARCTIC CHILL SINKS RECORDS TO NEW LOWS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE SLOWING DOWN ON 55-LIMIT ROADS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AVERAGE SPEED LOWER IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*WILCOX TO HAVE TWO TRIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FIRST LOTTERY CONSIDERED SELLOUT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL--CONTRACT DOESN'T ADDRESS ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EDUCATOR AND FORMER BROOKINGS OFFICIAL DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SELECTED SD BUSINESS INDICATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ELBERT HARRINGTON DIES IN ARIZONA,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SALAD LOVERS HAVE WINTER ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BURNS RESIGNS O'GORMAN POST,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITAL COSTS JUMP NATIONWIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*EMERY MAN EVICTED AFTER STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONVICTED KILLER WINS APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HESITANT TO BACK TAX-FREEZE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON TAPES SNOWMOBILE SAFETY AD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AIR FIGHT SHOULD PROMPT INQUIRY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HOW TO BUILD A RECORD FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
'89 PROMISES TOP-QUALITY ENTERTAINERS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY OPPOSES NUCLEAR WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY INDICTS MAN IN WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHANGES PLEA TO GUILTY IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OPERATOR OF 'CARTER MALL' DEAD AT AGE 83,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE OFFICER DIES IN RUSSIAN ROULETTE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BEARY WARM EARS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SAHARA CLUB'S DANCE LICENSE RENEWED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
5 NURSES SUE DOCTOR IN WAGNER,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TO HEAR IF BUSH WILL KEEP HIM,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FIGHT LOOMS OVER BANK'S INSURANCE SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
'US NEWS' PLANS TO FOLLOW DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BURG BEATS STOFFERAHN TO PUC POST,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*STOFFERAHN VOWS TO BACK DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL MAKES WATER RECOMMENDATION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEATHER SERVICE PLANS NEW STATION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"*AUGUSTANA, SDSU EARNS WINS","Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS SD TRANSFER RULE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
CHRISTMAS SALES GOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NO AGREEMENT YET ON SPORTS CHANNEL,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*AUTO INSURANCE RATES LOW IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*ADVANCES ON EXERCISE DESPITE COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CUT UNIVERSITIES, LEGISLATOR SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"VIKINGS DEFENSE, 49ER'S OFFENSE","Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW I-229 INTERCHANGE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CENTER TRIES TO BRING OUT BEST IN BOY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SUPPORT GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*STRAIGHT SHOOTER REIFEL'S MARK IN HISTORY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS GREAT FOR SPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD WINTER COYOTE SHOOT MORE FUN,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INCOME TAX IS BEST TAX (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*HIGH TURNOVER MAKES LIMITED TERMS UNNECESSARY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AIR GUARD RETURNS FROM PANAMA TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS GROUP AGREES ON MERGER,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG DEALER TO SEEK CHANGE IN SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHRIVER'S DEVELOPER LANDS ADDED FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN ENTERS PLEA ON POLICE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROGRAMS IRK FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEFENDENT FACES MORE PSYCHIATRIC TESTING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TO CLOSE KANSAS PORK PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW JUDGE GETS MANSION CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BILLION ENCOURAGES JANKLOW SENATE BID,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TOURIST SPENDING UP 11.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER DENIES FUND MISUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*A LIFE-SAVING DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF NATIVE REPORTEDLY RESCUED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TRIBAL FIGHT THREATENS THE FUTURE OF CASINO,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CALLERS FACE 2 OPTIONS FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*ABOUT THIS REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
AFGHAN WAR TAKES BIG TOLL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS SHOULD BACK AMBULANCE MEASURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*'WOLVES' MAY LEAD TO MORE REVERSALS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*SHOULD 2ND AMBULANCE HAVE 911 ACCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DEBATE IS RIGGED SO ONE IS ACCEPTABLE SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ELECTION WILL FORCE INEXPERIENCE ON CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CARETRAUM ALREADY HAS SAVED CITY MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HOSPITALS TRYING TO LIMIT BUSINESSES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BUSH FAVORS FORCE OVER COOPERATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SOME NOT HOME FOR CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
RACIAL JOKES SHOW IGNORANCE AT KLUB (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
'ARGUS' INTOLERANT OF CHRISTIAN BELIEFS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
'IMPRESSIONS' BOOKS TEACH VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
NDSU WITHSTANDS JACKS' LATE RALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAKES CHANGE TO IMCA FOR THE BETTER,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HEATS UP AS WEATHER WARMS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*JOHNSON TO DISCUSS MIDDLE EAST CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHANGES ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONFERENCE PROMOTES PERSIAN GULF PEACE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRAFFIC INJURY NUMBERS UP,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WANTS EVIDENCE RELEASED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AMDAHL NOT AIDING TRANSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE GUTS SF HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON INAUGURATED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TOP COUNTY PROSECUTOR TAKES FEDERAL POST,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MEDICAL WASTE REMEDY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEVELOPER KEEPS MOISTURE AWAY FROM SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS VERDICT AGAINST SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUP WANTS STATEWIDE 911 EMERGENCY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUPS SEEK LONETREE PERMIT DENIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OFFICIALS SAY WOMAN'S DEATH WAS ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
NEBRASKA CRASH KILLS SD MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CLINIC PLANS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
AMOCO TERMINAL HONORED FOR SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL UNION CANDIDATES OFFER CONTRASTS IN STYLE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LESSONS OF HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*DRESSING UP,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*STATE MUSEUMS ENRICH JOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1991, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
*DESIGNER TO PUT LAW INTO ACTION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRIVATE FIRM ENTERS CORRECTIONS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRAINING SESSIONS DESIGNED TO EASE TRANSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*THE WONDERS OF CHILDHOOD APPEAR LOST,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CITY SHOULD PROCEED WITH PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DESERVES FAIR COVERAGE BY PRESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"FLU SHOTS BEST IN OCTOBER, NOVEMBER","Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*REEVES TO SPEAK AT B'NAI B'RITH EVENT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEAM FALLS TO ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
REVIEW NEW FIRM BEFORE TRANSFERRING TAX ANNUITY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"FORUM TARGETS LAW ENFORCEMENT, INDIANS","Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA TEEN DIES IN CAR WRECK,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONEY STOLEN FROM 2 MITCHELL CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD FUTURE SOCIETY TO DISCUSS GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX REFORM MEETING SET FOR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*PARADE A SUCCESS, BAND MEMBERS SAY","Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SENATOR DREAMS OF SPENDING RETIREMENT IN PARIS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE CONSISTENT BUSH OPPONENT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MANDATORY ETHANOL USE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL WOULD REPEAL STATE'S EARLY PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BREAD-PRICE REPORT MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTAL TAB FALLS MORE TO CITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-COMMANDER TAKES MARYLAND ASSIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*250 DECRY CLOSING VA SURGICAL UNITS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE HOPEFULS CAN VIE FOR SLOTS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GRAZING FEES TO DROP IN '92,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TAX REBATE UNCERTAINTIES ABOUND,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SURVEY REVEALS RESIDENTS HAVE ROSY VIEW OF SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY PANEL OK'S 46 PERCENT HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLERK SUSPECT IN STORE HEIST,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MANUFACTURER TO OPEN SPRAY GUN PLANT IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEDICAID KIDS STORY MISLEAD EXTENT OF AID (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX-COLLECTION PLAN DESERVES TRIAL RUN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THERE ARE TWO SETS OF STANDARDS IN US (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CLINTON INVITED TO ADDRESS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO SERVE ON UN COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWEDT SELECTED COMMISSION CHAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INMATE PLEADS GUILTY IN STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*IOWA TOWN WORKS THROUGH GRIEF,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PULLING STRINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE WANTS TESTS FOR ARSON SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COLLEGE PRESIDENT CONSIDERS RESIGNING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SUPERINTENDENT IN 'BIT OF LIMBO',"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS MAYOR TICKETED AFTER MISHAP,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON INTRODUCES LINE-ITEM VETO BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MELLETTE COUPLE ENTER GUILTY PLEAS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE CHIEF RESIGNS POST,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*SEASON OF KINGS, KINGLY DECORATIONS","Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ODDS LONG ON RAISING BETTING LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONVICTED CHILD KILLER LOSES APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LAKE PRESTON 911 CALL HITS DEAD END,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*50-YEAR PRIEST GETS IRREVERENT AT END OF ROAST,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STAMP COLLECTORS SHOULD LOVE ELVIS TENDERLY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DAPPER DUO ROBS 7-11 AT GUNPOINT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL TV STATIONS SPLIT ON RUNNING CONDOM ADS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LYMAN SHERIFF SEARCHES FOR OWNER OF MONEY BAG,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TAX HIKE CATCHES MANY RESIDENTS OFF GUARD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DIG DEEP IN SEARCH FOR SUPERINTENDENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNOR HAS MADE MANY TOUGH DECISIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOHNSON MAKES ERROR IN ATTACKING PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE WORKS HARD TO MAKE ROADS SAFE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--NUDE AND SEMI-NUDE DANCING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOMELESS GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL CONTRACTOR PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN DENIES MAKING THREATS WITH RIFLE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MARQUARDT TRIAL CONTINUES FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUPERINTENDENT FIELD GROWS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS SEEK VACATIONING RANCHHANDS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MILLER--SD BROKE UNDER JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BILLS MAY PROPOSE CASINO-BAR LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY SHERIFFS MUST BE CERTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RECONCILIATION GROUP TO MEET ON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE CAMPSITES TAKE RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO RECEIVE SCHOOL-TO-WORK GRANT,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOTER-FRAUD CHARGES TO BE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PLOWING AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ROGER MCKELLIPS MAY RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKERS OPPOSE BOOSTING BET LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILLER CALLS REGENTS INTO OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
STATE HIV VICTIM SUES DRUG-MAKER,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
PIGS PRODUCE LEANER MEAT ON ANTIBIOTICS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*LOCAL BANKER SAYS ECONOMY A MESS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
LAST FLIGHT OUT OF RAPID CITY FOR UNITED,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"*KMART CORP CLOSING, UPDATING MORE STORES","Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SKYFORCE TRADE A GOOD WAY TO SHAKE THINGS UP,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE FREE FALL CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KILLED IN FALL FROM ROOF,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*SIOUX VALLEY, EMPIRE MALL MERGE WALKERS, SHOPPERS","Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WRITERS CHAMPION JUSTICE & TRUTH IN 'PUZZLING' WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REJECT WRONG BEHAVIOR ... (PROF),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*OVER HALF OF STATE'S INDIAN POPULATION UNDER 20,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW PUSHES UP SWEARING IN,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW ANNOUNCES CABINET CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*STATE BIDS ADIEU TO GOOD SERVANT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BAN LOBBYISTS' GIFTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ARTS-CENTER FINANCING HAS BECOME A FIASCO (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DEMOCRATS DESERVE PRAISE FOR ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*STAGE SCENE WILL NO DOUBT SIZZLE IN '95,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHECK SIZE OF PLANTS BEFORE MAIL ORDERING,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*SKYFORCE FILLS ROSTER BY SIGNING THOMPSON,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN CRITICALLY HURT IN PICKUP ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
2-YEAR-OLD KILLED BY NEIGHBOR'S DOG,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MINER DIES WHEN CRUSHED BY ROCK WALL,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATORS PREPARE FOR NEGOTIATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER IS ELECTED COMMERCE CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MANAGMENT GROUP OUSTS RENTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LILY PADS OF ICE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKER DISLIKES MUSEUM ADS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SMOKING DECLINES SINCE 1987 BUT WOMEN LIGHT UP,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
RULES IN FAVOR OF HEFTY DIVORCE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*DEVELOPMENT GROUP GETS {dollar}30,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TO CONDUCT LEADERS' ROUNDTABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*POLICE SEEK PICKUP TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BANK ESTABLISHES 7 TOWN FOUNDATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FLOOD-RELIEF FUNDS TO STOP LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*NEW ASSISTED-LIVING CENTER HELPS ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
NEMO-AREA RESIDENTS OPPOSE BLACK HILLS ATV TRAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
INTERACTIVE FACES HARD TIMES,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
LOW LIVESTOCK PRICES MAY SLOW ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CITY AIRPORT SEES RISE IN BOARDINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
SCHOOL HEADS SUSPENDED-FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL HEADS SUSPENDED-FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY CAR POLICY TO BE REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FOLLOW KNOBE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FOLLOW KNOBE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS DON'T PERCEIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
COMMISSIONERS DON'T PERCEIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
PIERRE VFW POST SEEKS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
RESOLUTION 21 WOULD MAKE SDSU AG SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
RESOLUTION 21 WOULD MAKE SDSU AG SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
RESOLUTION 21 WOULD MAKE SDSU AG SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
POLITICIANS WILL BE POLITICIANS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
POLITICIANS WILL BE POLITICIANS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
POLITICIANS WILL BE POLITICIANS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*INAUGURAL OK,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'VIAL OF LIFE' PROGRAM INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
"MILDRED GUNDERSON, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
AUGUSTANA WINS BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JACKS SWEEP HOME OPENERS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"1,000-PLUS EXPECTED FOR DERBY","Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
LANDOWNERS OFFERED SHELTERBELT PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
TROPHY LIST KEEPS GROWING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.2"
LAYMAN LAW COURSE TO BE OFFERED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
*HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HIRES DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.2"
*HEGG HEADS REALTORS BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.2"
WHODUNIT B DALTON'S DONE IT IN 12 YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.C, p.15, col.1"
*LASER ENERGY COULD POWER 21ST CENTURY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.C, p.16, col.1"
CATTLE FEEDERS MAY SEE LOSSES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.C, p.18, col.1"
*FARMING IS HIGH-STRESS OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.C, p.18, col.1"
AGRICULTURE MANURE IS SHORT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.C, p.18, col.1"
HEARINGS ON AGENCY BUDGETS SET,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EYE CARE RULES HAVE LITTLE EFFECT IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COLTON ROLE IN TRI-VALLEY PLAN CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OAHE PANEL TO PUSH DELIVERY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SUTTON HEAD OF WATER GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SUTTON HEAD OF WATER GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SUTTON HEAD OF WATER GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
OAHE PANEL TO PUSH DELIVERY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GASOHOL PROGRAM PREPARED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ODDS FAVOR JANKLOW TO TAKE ON MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*WINDS WHIP AREA STATES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*WHAT'S 'GENESIS'-IT'S ONLY THE BEGINNING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
GOVT FARM POLICIES TO CONTROL SURPLUSES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GRAIN FUTURES TRADING SUSPENDED FOR 2 DAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CASELOAD BACK TO NORMAL IN SF,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGES REQUEST TOUGHER BOND CRITERIA,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN INMATE TRANSFER REQUESTED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FARM REPRESENTATION LIKELY TO DROP IN 1983,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY BRINGS FEW PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INDIAN INMATE TRANSFER REQUESTED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INDIAN INMATE TRANSFER REQUESTED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CARTER'S STAND AND CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL FIRE VICTIM IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FARMERS UNION OPPOSED TO BEEF CHECK-OFF,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CELIA MINER REPLACED AS SD REGENT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CELIA MINER REPLACED AS SD REGENT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CELIA MINER REPLACED AS SD REGENT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR PROPOSES GRAIN TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*GOVERNOR PROPOSES GRAIN TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW MESSAGE UPBEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW MESSAGE UPBEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW QUICK SPEECHMAKER,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SOUP A NECESSITY IN FIGHTING WINTER'S COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMUTER PLANE PLAN TO BE AIRED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOOKKEEPING MAY SOLVE TAX OVERCHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GILBERT IDENTIFIED AS MURDERER OF HIS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOOKKEEPING MAY SOLVE TAX OVERCHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN CRITICIZES CATHOLIC PRIEST IN LETTER,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PUC SUPPORTS JANKLOW PLAN TO CUT DEBT TO UTILITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN CRITICIZES CATHOLIC PRIEST IN LETTER,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PUC SUPPORTS JANKLOW PLAN TO CUT DEBT TO UTILITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW LIKES CHALLENGES OF GOVERNORSHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS WARY OF RAIL USER TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS WARY OF RAIL USER TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TEXT OF MAYOR'S LETTER TO CONSERVATION CHAIRMAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
URANIUM SAFETY ANSWERS NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEXT OF MAYOR'S LETTER TO CONSERVATION CHAIRMAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BANKRUPTCIES IN SD ARE BURGEONING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY GOVERNMENT ALTERNATIVES DISCUSSED AT KIWANIS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BANKRUPTCIES IN SD ARE BURGEONING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NATIONAL MERIT COMPETITORS CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF COLLEGE & AUGUSTANA TO RECEIVE GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL WANTS TO MOVE URANIUM PERMIT HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY DELAYS NAMING CONSTABLES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2 ARRAIGNED ON FELONY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PAIR ARRESTED IN VANDALISM INCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHIRMER NEW HEAD OF MINNEHAHA COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SCHIRMER NEW HEAD OF MINNEHAHA COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
RASHAD B'NAI B'RITH SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MIAMI OWNER ROBBIE STAYS VISIBLE WITH CHARITY WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW BRACES FOR ORAL SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SMALL TOWNS NOT TOO INTERESTED IN 'BUYING' A DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DEMOS PREDICT CUTS, TAX HIKES","Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*KELO NEWS--THE BIG RATINGS AT 6 & 10,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TREAT YOURSELF TO DISNEY'S 'CINDERELLA',"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONER ASPAAS RETIRING TO OILS & CANVAS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF PLAYHOUSE'S 'SCAPIN' PRODUCTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TOASTMASTER OF THE YEAR--NORA BUCKMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
OFFICERS OF THE HIGH TWELVE CLUB,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*HEINITZ HIRED AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COACHES HONOR 'LOVABLE' LOCKWOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EXPERIMENTAL PACEMAKER IMPLANTED IN MILBANK MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FRUSTRATION MARKS MAN'S WAIT FOR NEWS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTS SAYS BLOCK CONSIDERING SET-ASIDE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BILL TO HIKE GOVERNOR'S SALARY WITH MIXED REACTION,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATORS SKEPTICAL OF WORKFARE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CLARK SHOWS PROMISE AS ALLEN'S REPLACEMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ENDING PUBLIC RADIO IS A FORM OF CENSORSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CASTLEWOOD SCHOOL BOND VOTE JAN 19,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EX-OWNER OF CORSICA BARN DISCIPLINED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FIVE FIRMS FACE ALCOHOL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HAMLIN BOARD TO APPEAL TAX RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESS CAN'T REPORT ON CAUCUSES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRICKLE FLOWS FROM ROSCOE TAPS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON AIR SERVICE MAY BE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"CITY, FIREFIGHTERS EXPECT TO REACH ACCORD","Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
RC MAN SORRY HE HAD TO LEAVE LIBYAN JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
3 MEN FOUND GUILTY IN POT PLANE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MINES SCHOOL HEAD WANTS HIGHER TUITION,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STORIES IN ASSAULT CASE DIFFER OVER WHO HIT WHOM,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WORKERS DON'T LIKE JANKLOW PAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*AUCTIONEER WANTS TO RAISE AUCTIONEER FEE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DWI FIGHT, RECESSION HELP CUT ROAD DEATHS","Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AFTER SWIMMING STUDENTS DIVE FOR OUTLETS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*GREAT ESCAPE FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS HITS TV,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*INMATES PEDDLE HANDMADE GOODS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*FREEZING RAIN TURNS ROADS INTO ICE SLIDES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INSPECTION PLAN WOULD FORCE CLOSINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLAN TO CUT FUNDS FOR 3 AGENCIES REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPINK COUNTY FARMER ELECTED HEAD OF OAHE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATES WON'T OFFER REFUGE TO BANKS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TRUCKERS CONSIDER STRIKING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"CHALLENGES, PROBLEMS FOR NEW CONGRESS (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL BENEFITS SEEN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
'82 TRANSIT RIDERSHIP UP 8 PERCENT OVER '81,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOARD RULES AGAINST MORRELL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OZARK CUTS AIR FARES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PELTIER SHOULD HAVE NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD EYED AS WATER SOURCE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
1982 WEATHER BROKE RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BILL MEANS TO AID INDIANS IN NICARAGUA,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
TIE-LINE CHARGE COULD BAR POOR FROM SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
WANTED MAN TURNS HIMSELF IN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
WOMEN HELD FOR FAILED JAIL ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
ABERDEEN MURDER TRIAL DELAYED UNTIL FEB 15,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BOARD TO DECIDE ON CREDIT FIRM MOVE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CATTLE FEEDERS DAY WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ENERGY GROUP'S MEETING SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GRASSLAND BURNS NEAR PIEDMONT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MCCREA TOLD TO PAY STUDENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER TO TEACH SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
2 MORE SENTENCED IN GOLD MINE THEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VETO IRKS INDIAN COLLEGE PRESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ANDERSON OFFERED JOB WITH EPA IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
NORTH SEES WASHINGTON AS TEAM TO BEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEBOER NAMED COACH OF LEGION BASEBALL TEAM,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GREAT PLAINS INDIANS CHOSEN TEAM OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SPRINGFIELD FACULTY MOVE TO SAVE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FED DELAYS DECISION ON BANK CHARTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEAT BILLS SOAR WITH COLD SNAP,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW BLAMES CONGRESS FOR BOARD'S INACTION,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FARMER VS FEDS CASE STILL IN COURTS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUT CHRIST ON CENTER STAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
"TECH EDGES SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE, 79-75","Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SECOND LIBEL LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST BOOK,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE OFFICIAL SEES INCREASE IN BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRANSMITTER PROBLEM TAKES KDLT OFF AIR,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEIGHBORING STATES REASSESSING DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"RENNER MAN ACCUSED OF ABDUCTION, RAPE","Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROBERT KENNEDY JR COURT DATE IS JAN 25,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WARM WEATHER POSTPONES SNOWMOBILE EVENT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*CHARITIES WILL DIVIDE {dollar}100,000","Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BANK EMPLOYEES TESTIFY ABOUT THEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMITTEE WILL BAR PUBLIC FROM MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRIPATI JAILED 10 YEARS FOR VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORGET THE STYLE & SETTLE DOWN TO WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOVIET ENVOY'S SF VISIT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARE HOSPITALS NON-PROFIT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CONSIDER THESE QUESTIONS FOR A CONFLICT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEADWOOD HOSPITAL ADDS WEEKEND DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ENABLE COUNTIES TO COLLECT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ENGINEER TO EXAMINE WIRING IN BURNED HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOBIL OFFERS TO SELL STATIONS TO DEALERS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MULLIGAN TO HEAD CITY DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS FORM DEVELOPMENT GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX TRIBE BEGINS STOCKPILING WOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ETSI NEGOTIATING NEW CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*PILOT IS STABLE AFTER CRASH AT ELM SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"INHERITANCE TAX LEVELS TOO HIGH, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE NEED NOT WARN JURY ABOUT CONTENT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAND DEED CAN BE CORRECTED UP TO 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOBRIDGE OFFICIALS SUED FOR BLOCKING SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLANT REOPENING MEANS WORK IN HOWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REPORT ON WATER DIVERSION EXPECTED NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HURON LAWMAKER WANTS VOICE ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
GRAVEYARD IS MAMMOTH FINDING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
NEW PUMP WILL EASE DEADWOODS SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TESTIMONY ENDS IN MEANS CASES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*PICTURE PERFECT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS WARM UP FOR SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
THANKS FOR HELPING THRESHOLD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*QUIET DEPARTURE BELIES HIS TIME IN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ALCESTER AMBULANCE TO DISCONTINUE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARDINGS AT AIRPORT FALL SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEWER RATE PLAN WILL GET COMMISSION READING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ICE RACING A REAL RIOT AT WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DIFFER OVER ROSEBUD CRIME STATISTICS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INTERIMS AT PRIVATE SCHOOLS EMPHASIZE EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SHOULD APPOINT JUDGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARGUS EDITORIAL GAVE FLAWED POLITICAL ADVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STOP MOVE TO SOCIALISM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
GARRISON GROUP ADOPTS POSITION STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLICE CHIEF WAIVES HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"MISSION CUTS BACK, WILL LEVY PROPERTY TAX","Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MENNO CHIROPRACTOR HAS LICENSE REVOKED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
CAR SALES ROLL TO NEW HIGH,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DROUGHT-STRICKEN FARMERS TO GET GRAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WARDEN WARNS RIOTS CAN HAPPEN ANYWHERE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*WOMAN WINS FIGHT AGAINST ILLITERACY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*OFFERING OPTIONS TO ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CRITICISM ABOUT DEFICIT AIMED AT WRONG TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T LET CANDIDATES GET CARRIED AWAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LYMAN CO IS NO LESS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BURG ENTERS RACE FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS' FOREIGN LANGUAGE DISPUTE LIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESTRICTIONS REKINDLE FARM LOAN AGENCY FLAP,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THIRION GETS 5 YEARS FOR FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3RD-GRADERS GIVE GUESTS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPARKLING SHARPENING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*NEILES TAKES OATH TO BECOME MAGISTRATE JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CORN GROWERS TO HEAR ABOUT WHEAT PROCESSING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KAS RESTS AFTER OPERATION TO CLEAR BLOCKAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ECKER TO REPRESENT REGION ON NATIONAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ERROR MAKES FOOD STAMP PROGRAM PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOP INSTALLS FREE PHONES TO CALL LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INMATE CHARGES WARDEN VIOLATED HIS RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"KRIENS, DETTMAN GET ABDNOR CAMPAIGN JOBS","Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PHONE NUMBER OF DEVICE FOR DEAF CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RULE FORBIDS CERTAIN OBJECTS IN 3 MAIL CLASSES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO SPONSOR AIDS BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ND OFFICIALS RECEPTIVE TO SD PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CENDAK MEETING SET,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP ATTACKS CITY PAY RAISE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"JANKLOW, MEIERHENRY AT ODDS IN COURT","Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OFFICIALS RULE ON HURLEY BANK BUYOUT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL COULD HELP COUNTY JAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*JET STREAM LEAVES CITY WITH LESS WHITE STUFF,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW HEALTH CARE PROGRAM TO FORM,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*DASCHLE, JOHNSON CELEBRATE","Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ANTI-RAMP GROUP SURPASSES GOAL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PLANT MAY NOT WAIT FOR VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*INDUSTRY EDITORIAL LACKED FACTS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*STATE SHOULDN'T WASTE GOOD SKILLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COUNTY MAKES THE RIGHT CALL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CORPS PLANS STUDY OF SD FLOODS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*BASKETBALL JOURNEYS HAVE BEEN FIRST CLASS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL HOBBYISTS ENJOY FRUIT OF LABOR,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW AIDE TO WORK FOR FIRM,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LARSEN ELECTED COUNTY GOP HEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO HELP FIRED EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW INCITES LOOK AT REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHMIRMER TO HEAD COMMISSION AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHIRMER TO HEAD COMMISSION AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS EXPECT SCHOOL AID CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RETAILERS WANT TO CUT BENEFIT RATES THEY PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
AUGUSTANA FUND-RAISER GETS NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
GROUP MAKES CASTOFF TREES ANIMAL HOMES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
NOVEMBER UNEMPLOYMENT RATE AT 5.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
AGENCY TO PROPOSE STATES RUN INDIAN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW APPROVES GRANT FOR PAGER BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"RAPID CITY, SIOUX FALLS RECEIVE FAA FUNDS","Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"TEACHERS CAN GO ON WITH SUIT, JUDGE RULES","Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 5-YEAR PRISON SENTENCE FOR ARSON,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PLAN TO FENCE LAKES CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
PRESSLER INTRODUCES RUSHMORE AID BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
AIRLINES REDUCE AIR FARES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AIRPORT BOARDINGS CLIMB IN '87,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*HURON NATION'S COLD SPOT AT -37,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON SOUTH DAKOTA LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SHOULD EJECT MEMBER WHO BROKE LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ALPHA CENTER HOLDING BANQUET,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS MEET,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
READING COUNCIL MEETS AT AL'S,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
TOUR TO SPEND 15 DAYS IN RUSSIA,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
PARENTS WORRY ABOUT SON'S AVERSION TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO GET 2ND CABLE TV FIRM,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM CREDIT LAW TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER GOVERNOR HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT IN MURDER GETS SEPARATE TERM,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS EXPRESS CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RINGING IN THE COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SALT ISN'T ANSWER TO ICY ROADS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VOLK TO ENTER CONGRESSIONAL RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS SPLIT ON IMPOSING NEW TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE CHIEF CHARGED IN BAD CHECK CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE FARMERS ELIGIBLE FOR PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"DEADWOOD DEBATES KEEPING {dollar}50,000 GIFT","Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON SITE MIGHT BE IN AQUIFER TEST,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEDIATION LAW LOWERS BANKRUPTCY FILINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE CLIMBS TO 5.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TAILINGS CLEANUP TO COST STATE MORE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD MOVING TOO SLOW ON SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
WINTER STORM WATCH HITS AREA,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITIBANK PRESIDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY AIR BOARDINGS DOWN 12 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BASKETBALL TEAM LOOKS AT CITY SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*AN AWARENESS OF HUNGRY CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
'SPY' MAGAZINE WRONG ABOUT PRESSLER RATING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THUMBS UP FOR C-SPAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*JAROS, VANDERESCH ON LITTLE ALL-AM","Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ANDERSON EXPECTED AT MORRELL TALKS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY DOESN'T TAKE STAND ON TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE DOESN'T RETURN TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON PROMOTES TWO STAFF MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPLACEMENT NAMED FOR FMHA DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GREGORY COUNTY BOARD TO SUE MEMBER,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAN CLEAN HOUSE FOR DEMOCRATS IN '73-'74,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHILDREN'S CURIOSITY IGNITING FIRE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONTROVERSIAL SAHARA NIGHTCLUB CLOSES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*LAWYER DISBARRED, NO ONE TOLD HIM","Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
B-1B BOMBERS FLY EXERCISES OVER SF AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*ELECTION-YEAR FACES TOUGH CHOICES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD GUARD SQUAD BACK FROM PANAMA,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNMENTS FACE COMMON CHALLENGES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SINS OF H L MENCKEN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"'ARGUS' WILL EXPAND STAFF, COVERAGE","Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GIVE GAME POWER BACK TO THE VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DON'T CLOSE HORSE TRAILS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LAWS BRING LOWER PAY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HUSBAND'S CAMPAIGN WON'T AFFECT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
LEGISLATURE FACTS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PRISON PLAN HAS FAR TO GO,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*THRILL OF HUNT CAN DEPEND ON ABILITY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PROPOSED CHANGES FOR PRESERVES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"SNOWMOBILE TRAILS TO LINK SD, IOWA","Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
'GAG ORDER' PUT ON RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CYANIDE DECLINES IN WATER TESTS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINING OPPONENTS PLAN PUBLIC MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEEDY CAN APPLY FOR ENERGY HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RED CLOUD STUDENTS TALK ON NBC SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER QUALITY SET AS MEETING'S TOPIC,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'HERO' REIFEL BURIED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BANKS IN BRANDON, VALLEY SPRINGS SOLD","Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUMBOLDT UPSET BY LAGOON ULTIMATUM,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLATS OK'D FOR POSSIBLE WAL-MART,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MILD-MANNERED SHERIFF DIES AT 67,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TALK OF CLOSING DAKOTA STATE 'HURTS',"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON PREDICT HUGE FARM BILL","Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MICKELSON SEEKS TO SPEED UP TRIBE GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX RELIGIOUS LEADER CONVICTED OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TOURISM ROSE 11.8 PERCENT IN 1989,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MICHIGAN GROUP BUYS WATERTOWN PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PATENTS TAKE IDEAS AND PATIENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*BEATEN TRAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*BLIZZARD OF '75,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL INSURANCE AGENT LOSES LEG,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
*BEST FRIENDS FACE TRAGEDY TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
ENGINEER REMEMBERS TOWER'S SWAN SONG,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
MAROONED STRANGERS JOIN FORCES TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
STORM TAXES RESOURCES OF UTILITY LINEMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.F, p.03, col.3"
*STATE SOON TO UNVEIL NEW TOURISM SLOGAN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1990, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*MEET THE FACES BEHIND THE RIVAL SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OLD-TIME ELEGANCE RETURNS TO CATHEDRAL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CASINO CLOSED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*A SIGN OF LOVE STANDS ON 57TH STREET,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TALK YOURSELF OUT OF POST-HOLIDAY BLUES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
COUPONS WOULD BRING HUNTING FEE TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WATERTOWN EDITORIAL STATEMENTS INACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
1991 LEGISLATURE SHOULD BE EVENTFUL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T WAIT TO ACT ON LONETREE DUMP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*RIDERS SET TONE FOR NEW GENERATION OF HEROES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ANESTHESIA REQUIRES DELICATE PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
NDSU WITHSTANDS JACK'S LATE RALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LOCAL PANELISTS CRASH IN FANTASY STOCK SPECULATION,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*MICKELSON MAKES VARIOUS APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY FINDS MAN GUILTY OF SEX ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRO-LIFE LEAGUE PLANS RALLY TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
29 CANDIDATES DON'T FILE REPORTS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PREPARING FOR THE WORST,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*1991 LEGISLATURE OPENS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ASSISTANT SHERIFF REALLY A TEDDY BEAR DEEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
18 NEW SHERIFFS ELECTED ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NELSON STUDYING DUMP PLANS CAREFULLY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN POLICE LEAVE AT HIGH RATE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*EARLY MORNING JOG IN THE FOG,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT TAKING BIDS ON RAZING WHS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STORM WATERS POSE GRAVE CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FDA CALLS FOR BREAST IMPLANT MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LINDA'S FIERCE LOVE OF THE LAND,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
"LOW WAGES, OTHER ILLS FLAWS IN SF (L)","Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESIDENT IGNORES BUDGET WOES AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
S DAKOTANS FARE WELL AT RODEO FINALS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"PUT UP TV ANTENNA, SAVE FEE (L)","Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SKATING NO LONGER MEANS EVERYTHING TO FRATIANNE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POST 15 LOOKS FOR NEW COACH AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TIME OF DAY KEY TO CATCHING WINTER WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HY-VEE PUTS CHECK ON STUDENTS' HOURS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
FLU VIRUS PEAKED--HEALTH OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLEA BARGAIN REACHED IN HOSTAGE INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHEDULES SEVERAL APPEARANCES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN PRISON DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MURDERER LOSES HIS APPEAL TO GET OUT OF PRISON,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE RINK GOES DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL CALLS FOR ELECTION OF AG SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE HOPES TO DELAY CAMPAIGN UNTIL FALL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF GOLF COURSE PLANS PROCEED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS SUPPORT TOBACCO TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HUNHOFF ENTERS RACE FOR DISTRICT 19 SEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INTEREST IN LOTTERY GAMES FALLS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ORDERED TO REPAY EMBEZZLED MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN MONEY LAUNDERING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEN PLEAD GUILTY IN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*A CHANCE TO SAVE CANTON'S OLD MAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*HUMBOLDT FUND-RAISER MEANT FOR COMMUNITY CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TOWNS CONCERNED ABOUT DISABILITIES LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS SPLIT ON INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PRIMARY PLAN WORTH A LOOK,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS BASED IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*CANCER DRUG NEW HOPE FOR WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GAMING REVENUE MISMANAGED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOUGHER USD RESIDENCY RULES PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOARING TAX BILLS HIT HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AMBULANCE SERVICE NEEDS COMPETITION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HIGHWAYS SHOULD BE PRIORITY FOR FUNDING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSURE TO PERFORM MOUNTS ON CONGRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CONSIDER RIGHT, WRONG BEFORE ABORTING A LIFE (L)","Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE TOP CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ARIZONA WOMAN NAMED USD DEAN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HURON UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOUNDED KNEE WOMAN GUILTY OF BOOTLEGGING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS GARAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATE PLANS BRISK CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DECAYING CASH AIDS IN ARREST OF DRUG PUSHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH BOARD SUGGESTS RAZING MCGOVERN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MOST LAWMAKERS FAVOR ABORTION LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE OUTLINES CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FIRE MIGHT LEAD TO CRIMINAL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FRIGID WEATHER HASN'T HURT WINTER WHEAT--EXPERT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRELIMINARY HEARING SET IN ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD MAN SUES FORD OVER CHILD'S INJURY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RETIRING JUDGE KEPT A STRAIGHT FACE TO AVOID,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS AIRPORT TIFF PLACED ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
KKK FLIERS INTENDED 'TO CREATE A STIR',"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNOR NAMES PANEL TO STUDY EXPRESSWAY IDEA,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
ZIP OFFERS CLUBS RECYCLING CASH,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FUJI BUYS LOCAL FILM PROCESSOR,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*ETHANOL READY TO FACE THE PURE RACING TEST,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARGO DOWNS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*WORKING MOMS OFTEN TOO QUICK TO TAKE GUILT TRIP,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*25 PERCENT ATTEND SCHOOL OR WORK FOR ONE (PROF),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ESCAPEE WINS BID FOR NEW RAPE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WICKED WIND CHILLS--61 BELOW,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CITY 'ICON' PUT HEART INTO ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MINERVA'S SMOKING BAN IS EXCELLENT MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESSLER BUDDIES UP TO RUTHLESS DICTATORS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY NEEDS MORE LOCAL CONTROL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SELLING HOME WITHOUT REALTOR HAS PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CHICOINE APPOINTED TO BUDGET COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KDLT-TV LIKELY TO AIR CONDOM ADS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICER WHO SHOT MAN BACK AT WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UP YOUR GLASS MIGHT EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRIEST LEAVES EAST COAST FOR RURAL LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PROGRAMS STUCK WITH FROZEN FRUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRISON FOR YOUNG MEN PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CALLERS SAY CONDOM ADS GO TOO FAR,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*LAWMAKERS--O'NEILL LEFT LASTING IMPRESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS APPROVES LICENSE MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO CHOOSE NEW SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION ELECTS CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MAN GIVEN 8 YEARS FOR FORGERY, BURGLARY","Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD GUARD MEMBERS TO TRAIN IN TEXAS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STALKER SENTENCED TO YEAR IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HOCKEY HERO,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DOUBT STATE WILL HAVE INCOME TAX SOON,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SPEARFISH CANYON MINE PERMIT REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"PRISONS NEED BIGGER BUDGET, DELANO SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MAJORITY OF CALLERS SAY CONDOM ADS PROMOTE SEX,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TO HUNT DOWN FAKE DRIVERS' LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DAKOTACARE EXPANDS TO WEBSTER,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*NCC WOMEN'S TITLE CHASE WILL BE CLOSE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT WILL BE MORLOCK VS MORLOCK TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*MOVIES, PLAYS WILL WARM UP YOUR WINTER","Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST'S IDOLS ARE ROOTED IN PAGAN RELIGIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WINDOWS IS MORE THAN A SHADE UNDERPOWERED ON PC'S,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*TO DELIVER INAUGURAL ADDRESS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HURON INFANT NAMED FIRST OFFICIAL FLU CASE IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ELECTED OFFICIALS MUST DO THE RIGHT THING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LEGISLATION TO HELP DISABLED SHOULD STAY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
FACTS EASE PAIN OF DEBT-PHOBIA CROWD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
ENSURE OUR LAWMAKERS WORK FOR THE PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
EASTSIDE GROUPS TO CELEBRATE CHRISTIAN UNITY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GLITZY INAUGURAL BALL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LIGHT OF CHRIST CAN REFLECT FROM YOU TO OTHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*COYOTES LOOK LIKE MORE OF THE SAME,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE REFUSES TO LET UP,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWS DON'T REQUIRE HEADLIGHTS IN FOG,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY ACCIDENT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ARRESTS EXPECTED IN SHOOTING CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOUNDATION SENDING TEEN-AGER TO HAWAII,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SNOWMOBILES PLAN FUND-RAISING EVENT,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY AGENT TO TACKLE DRUG TRADE,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITY BECOMES LEARNING MECCA,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"CASINO STARTS GED PROGRAM FOR WORKERS, COMMUNITY","Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
2 ADMIT HIDING MORRELL'S DUMPING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*MILBANK HEARING SCHEDULED IN ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ATTORNEY OPPOSES SAME-SEX MARRIAGES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS COMPLAIN ABOUT PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CHANGE KEEPS CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE BUSY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SIGN OF THE TIMES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SUPREME COURT FREES COUPLE FROM PAYING ASSESSMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HANDICAPPED MAN RECOVERS TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
FEDS RENEW PROBE OF RESERVATION SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*SERGEANT RETIRES,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COURT LEAVES JUDGE IN PLACE FOR FOSSIL TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PICKS ELLSWORTH BACKER FOR BASE-CLOSING COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
UNEMPLOYMENT DOWN BUT LOW WAGES REMAIN WORRY,"Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"GREGORY SCOTT, PAULSEN MERGE AS AD AGENCIES","Argus LeaderJan 07 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
CITY HALTS CAR PURCHASES FOR A YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY HALTS CAR PURCHASES FOR A YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ROPER HOPES FOR LUCKY DRAW,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROPER HOPES FOR LUCKY DRAW,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JARVIS' INSTANT TAX ANALYSIS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JARVIS' INSTANT TAX ANALYSIS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GIVE HIGHER ED PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
GIVE HIGHER ED PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
GIVE HIGHER ED PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
FOSSIL FUELS ALTERING CLIMATE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
AAM SEEKS TRACTORCADERS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARSON RULED CAUSE OF HURON FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONTANA-DAKOTA GAS BILLS TO RISE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAIN STORAGE SEMINAR TO BE HELD,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOLEM MEANS STABBING NOT ASSASSINATION TRY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOLEM MEANS STABBING NOT ASSASSINATION TRY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIEH THINKS FUNDS CAN BE REDIRECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONTANA-DAKOTA GAS BILLS TO RISE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOLEM MEANS STABBING NOT ASSASSINATION TRY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AAM SEEKS TRACTORCADERS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIEH THINKS FUNDS CAN BE REDIRECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ENDS DAY WITH SWOLLEN HAND,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY WITHDRAWS LANDFILL PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PARENTS FIGHT SCHOOL CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS-WHAT NEXT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS-WHAT NEXT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER MAY DROP OUT OF RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNMENT TO BUY GRAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GOVERNMENT TO BUY GRAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JANKLOW MESSAGE TO BE UPBEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*NATIONAL LAMPOON COMPILES A DECADE OF HUMOR,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERIES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MILWAUKEE ROAD GETS FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CPR TRAINING GIVES MAN CHANCE TO LIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FBI PROBING SD MOTORCYCLE GANGS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COLD WINDS WHIP ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BID WON'T SURPRISE MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW BID WON'T SURPRISE MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MILWAUKEE TO GET {dollar}50 MILLION IN AID,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TIME FOR CARTER TO BLOCKADE IRAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CABLE TV'S PRICE INCREASE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SOME LAWMAKERS SPENT THE SUMMER DRAFTING,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
51 LOBBYISTS PARTICIPATE IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEEDOM TO BE DIRECTOR OF DENVER SBA OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SEIDSCHLAW TO FACE TRIAL FOR 2 DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
LAY NEW 8TH CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
THIS PARKING TICKET REALLY STINKS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHEMICAL FIRM--CITY RIGS BIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHEMICAL FIRM--CITY RIGS BIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THIS PARKING TICKET REALLY SKINKS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW STRIKES DEMO CHORD,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW STRIKES DEMO CHORD,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DAHMEN--SOUTH DAKOTA'S LINK TO IRAN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DAHMEN--SOUTH DAKOTA'S LINK TO IRAN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DAHMEN--SOUTH DAKOTA'S LINK TO IRAN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE ROCHES' VITALITY SETS OFF SINGER'S BLANDNESS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PEARSON ANGERED BY PROPOSED STRYCHNINE BAN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PEARSON ANGERED BY PROPOSED STRYCHNINE BAN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*PROBATION VIOLATED, JUDGE RULES","Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"DESPITE BAD TIMES, SD BOUNCES BACK","Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MINING PROFITS BIG, BUT TAX HIKE IN DOUBT","Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MINING PROFITS BIG, BUT TAX HIKE IN DOUBT","Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PEARSON ANGERED BY PROPOSED STRYCHNINE BAN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PEARSON ANGERED BY PROPOSED STRYCHNINE BAN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MINING PROFITS BIG, BUT TAX HIKE IN DOUBT","Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MEIERHENRY PUSHES BILL TO CANCEL UTILITY DEBT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*MEIERHENRY WANTS PHONE MEETINGS OK,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
GILBERT'S WISH GRANTED-YALE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
EX-TALK SHOW HOST THANKS HIS LISTENERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CITY HALL VOTES AGAINST SECRECY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CITY HALL VOTES AGAINST SECRECY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
THANKS MARSHALL FINE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES TO BE ON TV,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES TO BE ON TV,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEFEATED STATE'S ATTORNEY LEAVES TOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BECOMES COURT BATTLEGROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SCHOOL BECOMES COURT BATTLEGROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SCHOOL BECOMES COURT BATTLEGROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
O'CONNOR URGES LAWMAKERS TO CREATE 70 DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
175 SOUTH SIOUX STUDENTS MAY RETURN TO OLD SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
VANDERZIEL TO GET ENERGY JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
VANDERZIEL TO GET ENERGY JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS--THE LAND OF JUMPER CABLES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TRYING TO STOP CUT IN US SCHOOL-AID,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STAND UP AND TAKE A LOAD OFF YOUR BACK,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*THEATER ON COMMERCIAL TV A RARITY...(FINE),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DANCE GROUP BEGINS MEMBERSHIP DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*CHIEF JUSTICE CITES IMPROVEMENTS IN COURT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BN TO SAVE MONEY BY HAVING SD OWN RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOV JANKLOW IN GOOD CONDITION AFTER SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNOBE SAYS INTEREST CEILING ON BONDS SHOULD END,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER THREATENS FILIBUSTER OVER COURT NOMINEE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY APPROVES FIREFIGHTERS' 1982 CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
REAGONOMICS DON'T FIT SD SCHOOL DISTRICTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OWNERS OF MISSING CAT MAKE LAST APPEAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COLLEGES ASK FOR MORE FACULTY PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ETSI TO PAY FOR SD WATER STUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP PROPOSES HUNTING BAN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE PREPARING TAX COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW WANTS REPORTS SCRAPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MORE MANPOWER FOR AUDITS ASKED,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OPENING OF GRAIN FACILITY DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROSCOE STUDENTS BACK IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER BOARD MAY VOTE TODAY ON ETSI,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JURY GETS DEPUTY ASSAULT CASE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BILL RESTRICTS INMATES FROM PROFITING ON STORY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TOUGH ROAD SEEN FOR C&NW LINE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HALF OF PARTY CAUCUSES CLOSED TO PRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*EYE RESEARCH FUND-RAISER UNDER WAY IN SF,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MANY IN SD SEEK FMHA LOANS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WESTERN CUTS 5TH JOB AT SF OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMPANY PROPOSES 300-YR NUKE DUMP FOR SD,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW ACCEPTS TV DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE TO RULE ON MILLER ELIGIBILITY CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*7 BANKS CONSOLIDATE INTO FIRST BANK OF SD,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL PROPOSES SUBSTITUTION FOR FOOD TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL RAIL MONEY PASSES COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE PRIMPING FOR BIGGEST SOCIAL EVENT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC TO RULE ON NSP PLANT LOSS CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*16 YEARS ON SCHOOL BOARD IS ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE DENIES PLEA BARGAIN IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
VOTE ORDERED ON ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AMERICA NOT MEETING BASIC NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEWIS HELPED HIGHWAYS--DOLE FINE CHOICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REVIEWS INFLUENCED BY OUTSIDE CRITICS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THOSE WHO DIDN'T DRIVE THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOBLESS DESERVE LAWMAKER'S RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ASSAILS DASCHLE VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS RC RACING,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-OAHE MANAGER TAKES WEB POST,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DEPARTMENT SAYS FIRE WAS ARSON,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS PETITIONS SEEK 50 PERCENT RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKER PLANS NUKE FREEZE MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF HOMEOWNERS QUESTION RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN MEN GET 15 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DCI OFFICIAL TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO TO EXPAND SIGNAL THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF MAN THOUGHT AUCTION LICENSE OK'D,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FEW ALARMED BY WASTE AT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BANK TELLS 100 FARMERS TO PAY LOANS NOW,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"NUCLEAR WASTE, PRISON SCHOOL AS ISSUES OF '84","Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT PRICE DO YOUNGSTERS PAY FOR GLORY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FREE LUNCH FOR PHEASANTS POOR SUBSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX TRIBES JOIN FORCES TO IMPROVE MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*FORTUNES TURN AROUND FOR MITCHELL'S JOHNSTONE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*HANSON SO CLOSE TO 300 GAME,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*MEMORIES OF A CARIBBEAN WAR,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S ATTORNEY'S AIDE TO CONSOLE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LITTLE BOXERS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PAISLEY WARNS AGAINST RUSHING INTO PACT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RESOLUTION SEEKS RAIL LINE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BEIRUT BOMBING--REWRITE MILITARY MANUALS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIBRARIES TRYING TO KEEP PAST ALIVE (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*COMPARABLE WORTH NEEDS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RETIRED TELEPHONE MAN DEDICATES BEGINNING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDLA CORRECTS ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HUNKING'S ATTITUDE DISTURBED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABORTIONIST WORSE THAN MEESE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
800 HOMES HOOKED UP ILLEGALLY--BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CANDIDATES SEEKING OGLALA TRIBAL PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MADISON CHEMICAL SPILL HASN'T HARMED WATER,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MITCHELL FIREFIGHTER RESIGNS CHIEF'S POSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*WHAT IS WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LIBRARY SPONSORS MUSICAL FILM SERIES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MARGARET HOFFMAN COOKS BY REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"SUPER 8 NOW HAS 185 MOTELS-10,000 ROOMS","Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
2 FRONTIER AIRLINES COMBINE ON CONNECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
AG EXPO EXPECTS ITS BIGGEST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*AREA FAN STILL LOVES HIM TENDER,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATURE BEGINS 60TH SESSION TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL UNEMPLOYMENT DIPS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*STAGEHANDS RECALL LAST STAND IN ARENA,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MASONIC LODGES INSTALL OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
YMCA ANNOUNCES NEW DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MCMILLIN IS CANCER SOCIETY DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FORMER WOMEN'S PRISON FOR MENTAL PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGES DIVIDE COURT RESPONSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA LEGISLATORS FILE REPORTS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STRING QUARTET RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLESKY HAS COMPACT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE GAVE SUPPORT FOR CHAIRMAN TO ASPIN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUPPORT GROUP STARTS FOR CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER WILL END PUBLICATION FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE DISMISSES FARM SUITS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
VICTIM ASSISTANCE BILLS IN RIGHT DIRECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROPOSAL TO INCREASE RATES ATTACKED,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WANTS TOUGHER DOMESTIC ABUSE LAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NEW COMMISSION TAKES OFFICE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"SPECIAL DEER, SPRING WILD TURKEY SEASONS","Argus LeaderJan 08 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SMOKE INJURES 80-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LEADERS SEE NO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR A WISHY-WASHY POLITICIAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW STRETCHES THE LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VIKINGS MAKE RIGHT MOVE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HELP SAVE LIVES BY GIVING BLOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EDUCATOR REMEMBERED WELL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HUNTING SHOULD BE ALLOWED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY DENIES CHARGES OF WORKER WHO WAS LAID OFF,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DENIES WOMAN MONEY FOR TRANSPLANT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLITTIE APPEALING HABITUAL-OFFENDER SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
I WAS AFRAID TO REPORT RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEARS VOTE MUST WAIT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLAUSSEN--COACH OF YEAR HONOR,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TO STAVE OFF FARM CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEW JUSTICE WILL BE ADMINISTERED OATH FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GROUP--OPEN PARKS TO THE HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
350 TO BE OUT OF WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EPA WILL DECIDE IF SEEPING CHEMICAL IS RISKY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INVESTIGATION INTO REPORTED RAPE HITS DEAD END,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED ON PARENTAL KIDNAPPING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SISSETON MAN GETS 40 YEARS IN SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP WANTS 25 KIDS A CLASS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"YELLOW THUNDER CAMP DESERTED, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PELTIER FRIENDS HEAD TO MOSCOW AFTER INVITATION,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*ILL BOY GETS BIRTHDAY GREETINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN'S GROUP HIRES MALE LOBBYIST,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHITE TO FIGHT FOR RAMP PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WHAT SHOULD GOV GEORGE MICKELSON'S PRIORITY BE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REAGAN'S PLAN REFLECTS TWISTED BUDGET PRIORITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*HAVING A BALL,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD JOBLESS RATE UP IN NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VA OFFICIALS UNSURE OF CUTS' EFFECT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEEKDAY PARK FEE TO BE CUT IN HALF,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DAKOTA FARM SHOW IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GUARD HAS NEW PLAN FOR NEW SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT CASE CASTS DOUBT ON DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL TO PROPOSE PLAN FOR TEACHER RAISES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY ANNOUNCES HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PETERSON TRIAL DELAYED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EISNACH PICKED AS CHAIRMAN OF UTILITIES PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOP CHAIRMAN SAYS HE'LL SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARDON OFFICIALS' MOVE BRINGS MERGER OF POSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STRATFORD MAN GETS 10-20 YEARS IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TASK FORCE TRIES TO TACKLE UNEMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BASE CONTRACT UNDER US CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
EARLY BILLS COVER VARIOUS ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKERS BACK EXPORT AID,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*BANKRUPTCY CLIMBS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OFFICIAL--LOTTERY TALKS ONGOING,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*CHEESEMAN, HANSON SHOOTING FOR MOON","Argus LeaderJan 08 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*GAETTI'S SIGNING A RELIEF FOR TWINS' FANS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NO JOB IS TOO SMALL AT THE FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TALKS TO RESUME ON JANUARY 20,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE GETS REPRIEVE FROM FRIGID WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BENNETT PROPOSES WORTHY CURRICULUM (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CANDIDATE WHO'LL FACE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LETTER SHOWS INTOLERANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KRANZ SEES ANOTHER DEFEAT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LAFAYETTE WON'T BE CLOSED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BANKING ACT HURTS CONSUMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MUSIC ARCHIVES HAS NEW HOME THAT NEEDS HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MOVIES, MUSIC AND SHAKESPEARE","Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*OPERA'S HIGH NOTES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARRAIGNMENT DELAYED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM OFFERS WATER TO OIL-SPILL AREA,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLU OUTBREAK CLOSES MITCHELL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JENNER LAWYERS ASK FOR SUPPRESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"POLLYANNA'S SOLD, MAY OPEN BY FEBRUARY 1","Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SPILL MAY HELP BILL, DASCHLE SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRILLING FOR FISH,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SPEEDING PENALTY MAY BE REDUCED,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS PLANT GRASS TO SAVE ERODIBLE LAND,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOLK WANTS TO REFORM CAMPAIGN LAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR CHASTISES SENATOR FOR REMARKS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL DISTRICTS MUST HELP RAISE TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CUTS WON'T AFFECT SD ENERGY HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW--HILLS COULD DRAW CONVENTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE PLANE TO RETURN TO SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*EMPLOYMENT STEADY FOR MOST CITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HOMELESS MAN PREFERS OUTDOOR LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PARTIES SPLIT OVER HOG FARM ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CITY MAN TO GET NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
UNION GIVES DAKOTA PORK FINAL OFFER,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
REFUGE COMPROMISE REACHED,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ICY STORM NUMBS CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER VS THE REPUBLICANS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RURAL SD RECRUITING MEDICAL WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TAX REFORM DESERVES CENTER STAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHAT READERS SEE AS TOP CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRIBES READY FOR A NEW FEDERAL LEADER,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*KRULL, WOSTER WOULD SCARE INCUMBENTS","Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CITY NEEDS NEW GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VETERANS HOME STORY DIDN'T MISLEAD PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LAWMAKERS POOR MANAGERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
UN STRIVES FOR CONSENSUS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
RURAL SD FACES HEALTH-CARE CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA REPELS UND IN REMATCH,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CAUTION IN THE SADDLE IS IMPORTANT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MOISTURE IS KEY FOR OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
DASCHLE WANTS TALKS WITH RAILROAD OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOBILE HOME OWNERS MUST LIST VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE REPORTED AT FOOD AND FUEL,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECEPTION SET FOR LUTHERAN MINISTER,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU ACCEPTING GRANT APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS WIN ESSAY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EARLY MORNING EXPLOSION DAMAGES HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH CELEBRATES 1ST BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON'S BUDGET TO DICTATE SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHURCH FIGHTING FOR HOME IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
THE LEGISLATIVE LINEUP,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RULING CHANGES WAY CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LEGISLATORS DOUBT GAMBLING CONTROL CAN WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW LOTTERY GAME BEGINS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU OFFERS SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SNOW, ICE CREWS STEP UP PROGRAM","Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*NSP APPOINTS STATE MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COURT LETS CITIBANK OFFER NEW SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
US WEST DECLARES DIVIDEND OF 88 CENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*A BURGER, SOME FRIES AND A SHAKE UP","Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL NAMES SEVERAL CORPORATE EXECUTIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
MY SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PATERNALISM NOW FADING FOR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"OLD, NEW MIX IN CHINA LURES TOURISTS' SIGHT","Argus LeaderJan 08 1989, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*JOE ROBBIE DIES AT 73,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEMPERATURE COULD REACH 50 TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NFL GAME BLACKS OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY CONSTRUCTION RECORDS FORESEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ROBBIE'S HEART BELONGED TO SD,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SENIORS CENTER PLANS BOOK SIGNING,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*NEED FOR MORE BLOOD DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
AUDITIONS TUESDAY FOR SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
READERS TAKE ISSUE WITH LIST (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"REIFEL, DEAN LEFT MARKS ON SD","Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS CHIPPING OUR FREEDOMS AWAY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RED CROSS NEEDS HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CONSTITUTION BAFFLES MEDIA (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ABORTION OPPONENTS PLAN JAN. 22 PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BALTIC TO DEDICATE LIBRARY BRANCH TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS FOREST PLAN TO BE SHOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD TO DISCUSS SCHOOL CROWDING,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CENTENNIAL FUND MAY HAVE SURPLUS MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REBUILDING OF DAM AT MENNO ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CRASH INJURES FOUR,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPILLED MILK WITH THE LONE RANGER,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS FAVOR BLOOD TEST AFTER A CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO POUR {dollar}6 MILLION INTO WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGALIZE OR NOT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HIGHER LICENSE FEE DRAWS CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'NEWSWEEK' ON DEADWOOD GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
THE TALLY ON OTHER LEGISLATURES IN THE AREA,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*DISPUTE RETURNS TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AMBULANCE DISPUTE WON'T END DISPITE VOTE OUTCOME,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEIGHBORS TO FIGHT CONDOMINIUM RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW PRAISES MILITARY FOR CRUSHING COUP,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BATTLE OF A LIFETIME,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CONGRESS SHOULD TRY TO PREVENT WAR (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNOR NOT LIVING UP TO WORD ON DUMPS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
US REACTION TO IRAQ PROVES MONEY TALKS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFICIAL WON'T LET SERIES BE REMOVED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*BUMPY PASS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FALL TO ALBANY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MINNEHAHA ARCHERS WELCOME UPDATED RANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE FISHERMAN NAMED TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
KIEFFER SHARES THAT WINNING FEELING,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
WARNER BANKER GAINS DIRECTORSHIP ON FED,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PIZZA RANCH MAKES LIST OF TOP FRANCHISES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
DASCHLE BACKS PLAN TO KEEP HEAT AID,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCDOWELL CASE BACK IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHONE SNAFU CUTS SERVICE TO VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SUNDAY DESIGNATED DAY OF PRAYER, PEACE","Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN-AGERS HURT IN SLEDDING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REGENTS APPROVE BUDGET CUTTING CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS IRKED BY LABOR TALKS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
I-90 SHOOTING WIDOW TESTIFIES AT MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STRIVE HIGH SETS STANDARDS FOR SCHOOLING,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CAUGHT AMID HOUSE PAINTING DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MONEY MATTERS KEY THIS SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ENVIRONMENTAL BOARDS SHOULD MERGE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBAL LEADER BLASTS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOWDLE MOTEL DESTROYED BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
ENERGY OFFICE PROVIDES TELEVISED TIPS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"RANCHER, RODEO PATRIARCH DIES","Argus LeaderJan 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*CHAMPION ON ICE OPENS ARENA SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*KELO FOUNDER, JOE L FLOYD, DIES","Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WINTER'S BACK,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*FLOYD SAW FUTURE, MADE IT HAPPEN, ASSOCIATES SAY","Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*13 STATES COULD END ACCESS TO ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITY LOSES BOOSTER AND A GREAT FRIEND (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*NO MORE TV IN '92...MAYBE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PHOTOGRAPHERS INTRUDE ON PERSONAL MOMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
USE YOUR BRAIN AND VOTE RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RERUN OF MISS GAY PHOTO WAS INSULT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*LIVE VOICES ON THE PHONE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*COOK LEARNED EARLY, PASSES IT ON","Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAN GETS 35 YEARS FOR SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN BANK FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW CHAIRMAN OF COUNTY BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL FOR MOELLER IS CUT TO AN HOUR,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNRUH SENTENCED TO 25-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NATIVE OF IRAQ HELPS REFUGEES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLANNING COMMISSION TO EYE USED-CAR LOTS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GETS AWARD FOR SAVING GIRL,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABORTION ACCESS ON ENDANGERED LIST,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SKATERS CAPTURE CROWD'S FANCY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNITED WAY REACHES ITS {dollar}3.15 MILLION GOAL,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEADWOOD PANEL CONSIDERS ADDING GAMBLING SHUTTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GUARD SHORTFALL SHOULD BE COVERED,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MORABRIUM CONTINUED ON LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HUNDREDS DEBATE IDEAS FOR CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
KIDNAPPING TRIAL WILL BE MOVED,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
2 MEN DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BUCHANAN IS TOO CONSERVATIVE TO WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WATERTOWN DEFIES ORDER TO PUT FENCE AROUND ZOO,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*UNC TOO MUCH FOR VIKINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NORTHWEST AIRLINE TO UPGRADE ITS SYSTEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"*NEW NSP POWER PLANT WILL BURN OIL, GAS","Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*WORKERS ARE RETHINKING ATTITUDES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*BURNS HEALING THANKS TO GIFT FROM SHRINERS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FIRMS PITCHING IN TO EASE LOCAL HOUSING CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IOWA PAINT FACTORY BLAST INJURES FOUR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARMS DEAL WILL MAKE WORLD A SAFER PLACE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOUNTIFUL BLESSING REPRESENTS ALL PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CAL THOMAS INSULTS READERS' INTELLIGENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHAT TOOK SO LONG ON MIA ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TREE RECYCLING HELPS PROTECT AREA WILDLIFE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ENERGY ASSISTANCE APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JAIL ARSONIST GETS 12 AND ONE-HALF TO 15 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHILLIPS AVENUE BLOCK TO CLOSE FOR 5 DAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEA RECEIVES GRANT TO IMPROVE BALLPARK,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE DIE IN CRASH NEAR BUFFALO GAP,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"15,000 ELVIS STAMPS ARE AVAILABLE IN CITY","Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*COLD, BUT STILL FUN","Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MICKELSON, CLINTON AGREE ON REFORM","Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CYCLE HELMET LAW PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SENATORS BEGIN REVIEW OF SD BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RIPOFFS INFURIATE SCHIEFFER,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARSON SUSPECT ENTERS INNOCENT PLEAS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CAMP RESERVATIONS OFF TO A FAST START,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-BROOKINGS WORKER RECEIVES PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON REAPPOINTED TO THREE COMMITTEES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TREE FOUNDATION OFFERS FREE BIRCH,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YOUTHS INVITED TO CLINTON WALK,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLISHER COMPILES COLUMNS INTO BOOK,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS MURDER VERDICT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HEATER BLAMED IN ONIDA FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HOSTAGE-TAKER'S APPEAL REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
LEGISLATORS DOUBT INCOME TAX IS IN 5-YEAR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SEX CRIMES TRIALS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
STANDING ROCK TRIBE SPLITS CASINO MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
PORK PRODUCERS OPTIMISTIC FOR SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*LOCAL SOCCER PLAYER BEGINS PATH TO PROS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE UPEND QUAD CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KELO'S AIRING OF SKYFORCE GAMES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNSELING FIRM SEEKS THREE FAMILIES TO HONOR,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMPUTER JARGON NEEDN'T BE A FOREIGN LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SD ASTRONAUT SUED FOR STALKING,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WORKERS SURVIVE A DAY OF CHILLING ENCOUNTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A SHOT WAS FIRED AT MURDER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FREEDOM FOR WOMAN CONVICTED OF KILLING HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ROSES WITH A TWIST,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*FURNITURE MAKERS CHASE AMERICAN DREAM,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SPRINGFIELD PRISON WORKERS DESERVE RAISES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STEENSLAND ISN'T GOOD NEWS FOR SIOUX FALLS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHILD PORN LAWS MUST NOT BE WEAKENED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"SEAT BELTS, HELMETS SHOULD BE A CHOICE (L)","Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*TO BUILD UP FAMILY WITH PRAYER AND ENCOURAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DRUNKEN DRIVER GIVEN 15 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE IN NORTH SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JAN 15 DEADLINE FOR DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF COLLEGE HOSTING MINISTRY CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL COURT PLANS STEELE HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LONGTIME ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF RETIRES,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUTHORITIES FIND PLENTY OF STORIES ABOUT LOST CASH,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUPERINTENDENT OF W LYON SCHOOL UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAKING A FACE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*COURT ORDERS RETRIAL FOR DUO IN OPIUM CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*INSISTS HE DOESN'T WANT SUPERINTENDENT JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS COURTS MAY TIGHTEN SECURITY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FUND RAISING BEGINS FOR MICKELSON TRIBUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GORMLEY SELECTED AS LABOR SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HITCHHIKER ACCUSED OF STABBING DRIVER,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO ADMINISTER WASTE-WATER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SUBZERO WEATHER KEEPS TOW-TRUCK DRIVERS BUSY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE WORKERS UNDERPAID--OFFICIAL SAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DIVIDED ON REQUIRING PEOPLE TO WEAR SEAT BELTS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
VOLESKY DECIDES AGAINST ENTERING RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*GRANDMA'S ATTIC STOCKS COUNTRY GIFTS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
INTERACTIVE INC GIVES EQUIPMENT TO DAKOTA STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
NSP CO SELECTS GENERAL MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
NDSU TOPPLES AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE HOLD OFF ROCKFORD,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*LET'S WORK TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT HAPPENED TO MARY AGNES GROSS?,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE STRONG FIGHTER IN FIRST ROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DASCHLE LEAVES ETHICS SEAT TO SENATOR FROM ND,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"SEMINAR TO COVER DESIGN, PUBLISHING","Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STRAIGHT-SHOOTER SUCCEEDS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CANARIES TRYING TO LURE DWIGHT GOODEN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THRILLERS' BOSS TALKS UP TURMOIL,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*HUNTER SURVIVES SPRINGER SPANIEL'S SHOTGUN BLAST,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
HUNTING ACCIDENTS NOT AS COMMON IN 1994,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*SPORT FISHERMEN AWAIT EPA DECISION ON LEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS BOWLER GOES ON A ROLL AT AGE 69,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE'S POSITION RUNS FOR TWO YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRANSIENTS CHARGED IN ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON MAN DENIES BILKING ND WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'WINDPOWER' TOPIC OF SOCIETY MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PLANNERS TO REVIEW CITY'S NEW DIRECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*TWO GRADES, ONE TEACHER, NO PROBLEMS","Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS DON'T EXPECT INCOME TAX FOR A WHILE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TO INTRODUCE BILLS AIMED AT VIOLENT TEENS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"MORE SMALL TOWNS GET DOCTORS, NURSES","Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
TO KEEP LOW-PROFILE NEXT FOUR YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BUYER NAME WITHHELD FOR COMPUTER FIRM,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RAPID CITY COUNCIL TO TRY TO CURB NUISANCE DEER,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*COOKIE-BOX CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ADVOCACY GROUPS SAY WELFARE REFORM COULD HURT NEEDY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
JOHN HAGERTY STARTED BASEBALL TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW ACCUSES DOWNSTREAM STATES OF BEING GREEDY,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"HELMET LAW UNLIKELY THIS YEAR, LAWMAKERS SAY","Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WOLF-DOG ATTACK FIFTH THIS PAST YEAR IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
COULD KEEP SF FROM GOING DRY IN THE FUTURE--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
EXPECTATIONS HIGH FOR '95 LEGISLATURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CHUNG GOES TOO FAR (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RECONCILIATION SHOULD BE CONTINUED (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CLIMATE TODAY HANDLES MENTAL HEALTH WRONGLY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
POSTAL SERVICE MOTTO NOT ALWAYS ACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
ARGUS PHOTO CHOICE GAVE WRONG MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
NO TRAINING NEEDED TO SPEND TAX DOLLARS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
COMMERCIALIZING CPB WOULD BE CORRUPTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
PUBLIC TELEVISION FREE OF COMMERCIAL TRASH (L),"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
RETIRING SHERIFF LOOKS BACK WITH PRIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TRIBAL MEMBERS SEND BISON CARCASSES TO SD,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
AG SECRETARY PROMISES TO BE FRIEND OF FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SITE OF FATAL MINING ACCIDENT TO REOPEN SOON,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
"*BASKETBALL COACH SCORED IN WORK, LIFE","Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*TAKE FLIGHT WITH WARM TRAVEL DEALS,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*MOVIES' MESSAGE CLEAR--HARASSMENT IS TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*DEXTER ON DARK SIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 08 1995, sect.G, p.02, col.2"
MCGOVERN HOLDS FAST ON ABORTION OPINION,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN HOLDS FAST ON ABORTION OPINION,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CEMENT SHORTAGE NOW STICKY PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CABINET MEETING OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CABINET MEETING OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AREA BETTER OFF THAN MOST,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
NO MAJOR FARM BILLS FORESEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NO MAJOR FARM BILLS FORESEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PROPOSAL WOULD CUT DRUG BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MAIL ORDER DRUGS CAN SAVE DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
PUBLIC WINS ONE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW'S RIGHT ON,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HOWARD JARVIS AT AG EXPO '79 APPRECIATED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
HOWARD JARVIS AT AG EXPO '79 APPRECIATED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
ENJOYED JARVIS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
SOOTY HEATER BLAMED IN DEATH-PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CRASH SUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEMMON MAN KILLED IN GUN MISHAP,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEDELL'S FIRM SUES FORMER EMPLOYEE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLD NOT CAUSING FUEL SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OGLALA SCHOOL FIRE DAMAGE {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INFLATION EATS AT DOT BUYING POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDITH MEIERHENRY GETS OEO JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CRASH SUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE MUCH COLDER THAN USUAL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'79 FARM SHOW TO FEATURE 1ST NATIONAL CATTLE SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE RAIL ABANDONMENT CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BIDS FOR FIVE VEHICLES REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BROCKHOUSE COLLECTION WON'T MOVE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
IT'S HARRIS' DECISION WHEN SCHOOL CANCELED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FARM EQUIPMENT RETAILERS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD DIGEST,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SCHOOL BREAKFAST PLAN CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
WITNESSES ATTACK CUT IN FUNDS FOR ED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
WITNESSES ATTACK CUT IN FUNDS FOR ED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS CAME DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
CHILD CUSTODY CASE RETURNED TO LOWER COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
CHILD CUSTODY CASE RETURNED TO LOWER COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
STATE'S FIRST WOMAN PASTOR DIES AT 88,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
STATE'S FIRST WOMAN PASTOR DIES AT 88,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
GROUP SEEKING ZONING REPEAL-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
"JANKLOW SUPPORTS MORE HOUSING, SCHOOL FUNDS","Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRICES PREDICTED TO DROP IN EMBARGO'S WAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRICES PREDICTED TO DROP IN EMBARGO'S WAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW SUPPORTS MORE HOUSING, SCHOOL FUNDS","Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*NO TIME, NO MONEY-PRESSLER DROPS OUT","Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GRAIN PRICE SUPPORTS TO RISE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*THE NAME OF THE GAME IS WIN, WIN","Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SODA FOUNTAIN SELLS OLD-FASHIONED FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*THE NAME OF THE GAME IS WIN, WIN","Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZEN OF THE YEAR NAMED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*B A THOMAS CAMPAIGNS TO FEED CAMBODIANS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*THE FIREHOUSE-A CUP OF COFFEE...,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JACOBSON VICTOR IN COMPLEX ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER'S IOWA EFFORT SHUTS DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 ESCAPE AFTER ROBBERY AT BEAVER CREEK BANK,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FOSTER FATHER GOES ON TRIAL FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 ESCAPE AFTER ROBBERY AT BEAVER CREEK BANK,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ASSAULT MAY BRING LIFE TERM FOR WALSH,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FOSTER FATHER GOES ON TRIAL FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY VOTES TO JOIN LOCAL WATER QUALITY COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE SHOWS CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEES WRONG EMPHASIS IN BUS PROBLEM STORY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CATTLE AND WATER (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE CREDITS ADULT EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COLLEGE CREDITS ADULT EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*JOHN THOMAS AT TEHERAN MEET,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LINCOLN TO HAVE FINANCIAL AID NIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NO SPRAYERS TURNED IN TO SF STORE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*JOHN THOMAS AT TEHRAN MEET,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DEAN SAYS MED SCHOOL SHUFFLES FACULTY SALARIES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DEAN SAYS MED SCHOOL SHUFFLES FACULTY SALARIES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATORS WANT STATE SPENDING LID,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
EAGAN VOTED TOP STATE SPORTS WRITER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EGAN VOTED TOP STATE SPORTS WRITER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EGAN VOTED TOP STATE SPORTS WRITER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COLUMN TO OFFER COUPON CLIPPING GUIDE TO SAVING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COLUMN TO OFFER COUPON CLIPPING GUIDE TO SAVING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*RESTAURANT INSPECTOR DOESN'T MISS A TRICK,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1980, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
'AMAZING BOXES' TO SAVE IOWA ENERGY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE RAIL PLAN IN JEOPARDY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FAN THROWS FAREWELL BASH FOR TALK SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAN THROWS FAREWELL BASH FOR TALK SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY WILL FOCUS ON SF BIDDING PROCEDURES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HUDSON SUES EDUCATION BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW STEADFAST IN SUPPORT OF GOLD TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY WILL FOCUS ON SF BIDDING PROCEDURES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW STEADFAST IN SUPPORT OF GOLD TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HUDSON SUES EDUCATION BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOME TRASHED AS QUIET PARTY TURNS UGLY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW STEADFAST IN SUPPORT OF GOLD TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EXXON CAN SEARCH FOR URANIUM,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOME TRASHED AS QUIET TURNS UGLY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JURY INDICTS TWO FOR BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
MAKE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS UNIFORM (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OGLALA SIOUX SEEK MILLIONS PUT IN TRUST BY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
EMERY WATER SERVICE RESTORED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
BOARD TO BACK CUSTER STAFF,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD MAY HAVE CASE OF BANKOK FLU,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD MAY HAVE CASE OF BANGKOK FLU,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BOARD TO BACK CUSTER STAFF,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SUIT CLAIMS MONEY UNFAIRLY DISTRIBUTED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
QUAKER STATE RECALLS ADDITIONAL MOTOR OIL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*WAGNER SCHOOL--FEDS RESPONSIBLE FOR INDIAN KIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NATL BANK OF SD GIVES BRANCH BUILDING TO USD,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FBI TESTING SHELL FOUND ON MATHIS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL CLERICAL CONTRACT EXPIRES--TALKS CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FIRE DESTROYS GARAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD ALLOW MINERAL EXPLORATION WITHOUT PERMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ETSI MONEY WOULD PAY FOR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS AVOID DIVISIVE ISSUES IN ELECTION YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAN YOU RUN THAT BY ME AGAIN...,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GOP LEADER DEFENDS WORKFARE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TIGHTEN GRAIN HANDLING (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FREE FISHING LICENSES URGED FOR SD ELDERLY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LET FARMERS REPAY HUNTERS A FAVOR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LOW COMPUTER BIDDER DISPUTES CITY'S POINTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STATE DISCRIMINATING AGAINST CHRISTIANS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SILENT MAJORITY PAYS FOR UNINSURED DRIVER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BILL WOULD INCREASE COMMISSIONERS' PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EX-SOLDIER WILL APPEAL LSD SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD TOURISM UP 12 PERCENT IN 1981,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD STILL BEING CONSIDERED FOR MX MISSILES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"{dollar}7,252 FROM AUCTION TO BE USED AT WELLNESS CTR","Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"HIGH COURT SAYS STATE OWES {dollar}332,522","Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PEOPLE WHO QUIT JOBS CAN LOSE UNEMPLOYMENT PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS MAY SOLVE RC LICENSE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SDSU WILL STUDY ELECTRIC VAN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
RAPID CITY LOOKS AT WATER AQUEDUCT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
I QUIT TO AVOID FIGHT SAYS MCALISTER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SWORN IN FOR 2ND TERM,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*THIS CAT HAS A TICKET ON THE FLYING TIGER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SF POLICE OFFICERS FIND MOONLIGHTING PAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARTISTS CHANNEL ENERGY INTO MINIMUM SPACE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDEPENDENT TRUCKERS SAY NO TO STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A HANDSHAKE--AND MORE HANDSHAKES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIMMONS DENIES CONFLICT OF INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COLD FRONT HEADED TOWARD EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE DENIES BID TO MOVE TRIAL--RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*'ARGUS CARES' CAMPAIGN A PLEDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WHAT PUC SHOULD DO AFTER FISCHER'S EXIT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AGREES WITH BISHOPS ON NUCLEAR FREEZE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONSUMERS NEED PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE INAUGURAL MORE COMPLEX THAN PAST (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD WATER DEVELOPMENT IN HANDS OF LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REAGAN WON'T AID JOBLESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
36-HOUR WORK WEEK WOULD CUT JOBLESSNESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
GARRISON NEEDS UNITED SD LAWMAKERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*FOGGY FISHING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEAGUE SPONSORS FORUM ON REDISTRICTING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SHIPPING WATER FOR IRRIGATION ISN'T PRACTICAL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SOVIET SATELLITE UNDERSCORES NEED FOR BAN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SALMON IN LAKE OAHE GROWING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
RAPID CITY 6TH GRADERS GRILL PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*FARMERS UNION FORMS TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ABDNOR SEEKS OK OF AIRLINE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ELKTON FIRM CHARGED IN BAD CHECK CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HUMANITIES GROUP RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
KADOKA ROBBERY TRIAL SET FOR FEB 10,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STEPFAMILY WORKSHOP TO BE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
VIRGIL BAR FIRE STARTED IN LIGHT SOCKET,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE DELAYS MURDER TRIAL--RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
A GIFT TO THE OUTDOORS-USING OLD TREES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MILD WINTER BOOSTS WORK ON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PHYSICAL FITNESS IMPORTANT FOR BOWLERS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BOXER'S AMBITIONS REQUIRES LONG CLIMB,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*MR UNIVERSE BLOWS BODY BUILDING MYTHS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EATING DISORDER TURNS LIVES UPSIDE DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'ONCE YOU WIN AN AMATEUR TITLE...',"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*COMPUTERS--THEY'RE EVERYWHERE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TECHNOLOGICAL FARMHAND HAS ALL THE ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ADVERTISERS CAME OUT AHEAD IN 1982,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ARGUS HAS NEW MANAGING EDITOR,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN TO INCREASE DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1983, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*MCGOVERN KEEPS HANGING IN RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 ISSUES TOP AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOVIE TOUCHES HEARTACHE OF SUBJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*CHILDREN SHOW CONCERN FOR NUCLEAR WAR,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPACE PRISON CHALLENGES STUDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD PROPOSAL LOCKS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS SAY JANKLOW STILL DOING JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY COMMISSION MAY ASK FOR FEDERAL MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DECEMBER'S COLD WAS ONE OF 1983'S RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWYERS ARGUE JANKLOW-NEWSWEEK SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL REVIEW UNION NEGOTIATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STANDARDIZED ORDERS TO AID ARREST DECISION,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"SPRINGFIELD, NUCLEAR ISSUES FACE LAWMAKERS","Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHERE WERE THE INSPECTORS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEBRASKAN TOUTS VALUE OF ETSI LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
RAPID CITY GIRL'S CLUB RECEIVES GIFT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
COORS AWARDS DISTRIBUTORSHIP IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MONTANA RABBITS FILL FUR BUYER'S SEMI-TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY PHONE STORE BUSY SINCE BREAKUP,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CENDAK SUBDISTRICT BOARD CHOOSES MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PLUMA'S BETWEEN ROCK AND A HARD PLACE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*BIG BANDS DEMAND ROAR OF A CROWD,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*FARMERS FACE RUIN--JANKLOW TELLS LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RED BOX WAS KEY TO CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BRIDGING THE GAP,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MISS SOUTH DAKOTA USA,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JOB'S DAUGHTERS QUEEN CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
2 GRANTED EMERITUS STATUS AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
EDUCATOR TO COORDINATE COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
PROFESSOR RECEIVES GRANT FOR BOOKS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
4 RECEIVE SDSU ALUMNI AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
JANKLOW MAY NAME PANEL TO STUDY AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY CUTS COST OF SOME OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE POLITICS MAKES STRANGE NAMEPLATES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION SEEKS CHANGE IN WAGE SCALE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL LAYS OFF 168 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS WANT STRICTER CONTROL OF DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
OPERATOR ACCUSED OF ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSIONER AGAINST TWO-CENT GASOLINE TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RENTSCHLER QUESTIONS USE OF COUNTY PLANE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEAVE TIME WARP ALONE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VACCINE ARTICLES TOLD ONLY ONE SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STOP COURT CORRUPTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
IRENE FARMER'S BODY IS REJECTING NEW HEART,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW TO ADDRESS EUREKA BOOSTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGE OF SALES TAX VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"UPS INCREASES BUSINESS, LAYS OFF WORKERS","Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COOPER CALLS AD RATES EXPENSIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HANSON HAS PLAN FOR RURAL REPRESENTATION,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BARKER ELECTED COMMISSION CHAIRWOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
REGENTS APPROVE COURSE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
GOLD MINE LAYOFFS CALLED LAST RESORT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"GOVERNMENT WANTS RC MAN FINED, IMPRISONED","Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FIRE GUTS BOWLING ALLEY IN DELMONT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
NEW OWNERS OF YANKTON MALL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
AGENCIES TO HELP LITTON WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GOOD IMAGE BRINGS GOOD BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
YMCA BEGINS {dollar}2-MILLION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*6 DIE IN MURDER-SUICIDES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE SPEED LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FOOD-COMMUNITY HAS A BIG HEART,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
INCREASE IN WATER RATE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PUT PRESSURE ON LIBYA (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PIERRE WITH PETUNIA PANORAMA,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*JOHNSON ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLOCK'S SUCCESSOR WILL HAVE TO ...,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOPPING DIALYSIS IS NOT AN ETHICAL DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN ARRESTED FOR BRANDISHING GUN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
KODAK RULING TO HAVE LITTLE EFFECT HERE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL UNION HELPS FOOD PANTRY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW ALLOCATES MONEY FOR LOANS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE REVOKES SUSPENDED SENTENCES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LITTON REFUSES UNION REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BEST TIME TO GET INTO FARMING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAYOR APPOINTS PANEL TO STUDY MINORITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3 GROUPS UNITE TO RAISE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADULTS PUSH KIDS TOO HARD,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CITY OF WATERTOWN LOSES MOST OF ITS INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COUPLE PLEA BARGAINS TO ABERDEEN KIDNAPPINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*ARLINGTON BREAKS THROUGH BARRIER IN WRESTLING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OUT COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PIPESTONE 'CURIOUS' ABOUT DUMP,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MIGHT NOT BE TAIWAN FLU-FREE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL--'WORK FOR BENEFITS',"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLEAR LAKE BUSINESSES BACK MUNITIONS PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE BACKS WORKFARE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*OAKS AIM FOR HARMONY IN NEW YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ADVENTURE MOVIE A CROCK OF STEREOTYPES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
IMPROVEMENT PLAN LOOKS GENERALLY SOUND (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MUSEUM WORTH THE MONEY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*STATE'S ATTORNEY REMOVAL ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*HORSES GALLOP ACROSS LOCAL ARTIST'S WORKS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
ARSON BLAMED IN RESTAURANT FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM GROUP LEADER TO ATTEND MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON GETS AGRICULTURE SPOT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KAN SENATOR TO VISIT STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP HANDS IN PETITION AGAINST RAMP,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KUNDERT TO FILL BICENTENNIAL PROMOTION JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS DISCUSS LOTTERY'S CHANCES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLANNED CUT MAY DELAY WEB PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AGREEMENT FOR NEW MANAGER FOR CUSTER HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TESTIMONY--BOY FACES SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JOBS WILL BE FIRST PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUSTICES RULE ON ESCAPEE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE HOPES TO BUY CLOSED MOTEL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRANT WON'T AFFECT HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RANCHER FILES APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*VEHICLE SALES SOAR IN DECEMBER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKERS BACK INMATE OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*FROZEN FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIR TRAVEL BUSINESS SOARS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SURVIVAL STORY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CLAIM APPEALS TO BIGOTRY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOOD NEWS ON FOOD FRONT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHE CHOSE LIFE FOR BABY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VIKINGS--THE SAME ADVANTAGE AS THE TWINS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ELIMINATE SCHOOL DUPLICATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*BANNING OF SCHOOL CHOIRS IN CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PAMPHLET COULD SAVE STALLED CAR VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JACKRABBITS GAIN REVENGE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*GEPHARDT TO STUMP TODAY IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LITTON TO LAY OFF 140 EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTH PHILLIPS POST OFFICE TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE APARTMENT BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAYOR TO SPEAK ON TAX LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
15-YEAR-OLD GIRL CHARGED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKER TO INTRODUCE CORPORATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SIMON'S CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BELL FINED FOR ELECTION LAW VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MADE SENATE HOT BED OF POLITICKING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIR GUARD WINS AWARDS IN MAINTENANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHICKEN POX CASES BREAK OUT IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FROSTBITE WEATHER SETS IN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SALEM VOTERS TO GIVE 1 MORE CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'ACCIDENTAL TOURIST' DROPS VISA,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*WORKERS DESERVE A LIVABLE WAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TOO MUCH TIME FOR SUPER BOWL HYPE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"LINKING PRO-LIFERS, CHILD ABUSE IS SICK (L)","Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MINERAL POWDER FROM HUMIDIFIERS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LITERACY COUNCIL SEEKING VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 2 YEARS FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PADDLEWHEEL BOAT DONATED TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO SET DATE FOR '89 ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
10 USD STUDENTS TO SERVE AS INTERNS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
6-PART WORKSHOP TO BEGIN TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALASKA PROVED UNIQUE EXPERIENCE FOR EDUCATOR,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FROZEN SKIERS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PERFECT LIFE STILL INSIGHT FOR TEACHER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REQUIRES 2 EXITS FROM BASEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEEN DANCE AMENDMENT TO BE REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO BACK STATE STUDY ON TAX REFORM,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PROPANE BLAST LEVELS 2 HOMES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'90 LEGISLATURE OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY'S BULGING SCHOOLS FACE PARING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROBBIE NEVER LEFT HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PIERRE MAN ARRESTED IN MANSION CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ACTRESS LEADS 'NUNSENSE' CAST,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*WRITERS DISCOVER THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PRIEST--FATIMA PROPHECY UNFOLDING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*LEAVES BEHIND HUGE CROWD OF ADMIRERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*REGENTS IMPROVE EDUCATIONAL QUALITY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WALLEYE STAND COURAGEOUS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ROBBIE BUILT DOLPHINS IN HIS IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BREWERY PLANNED IN HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FARMERS--DON'T LOWER SUPPORTS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
OVERREACTION POSSIBLE ON HOG REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
FIREFIGHTERS DISPLAY CONCERN ABOUT TALKS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WON'T ENTER RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HELD WITHOUT BOND IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED WITH STATUTORY RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PASSENGER INJURED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANOTHER VOTE ON HARRISBURG SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE SHORTENS COCAINE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS--HOSPITAL FIXED PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRUG-SNIFFING DOG WANTED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
{dollar}600 MILLION ETSI LOSS 'DISAPPOINTING',"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN HELD IN ASSAULT OF BROTHER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"2 INMATES SENTENCED ON ESCAPE, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOUD MUSIC BLAMED FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PETITION TARGETS COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GAMBLING IN RIVER TOWNS TO BE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE CONSIDERS BILL TO SLOW MINING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"*TODAY'S WEATHER--PARTLY FURRY, COLD","Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM WINS BIG,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEATPACKER UNION RE-ELECTS LYONS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*UNION LEADER, JIM LYONS","Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MICKELSON'S PITCH--BOOST TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SANBORN SHERIFF STARTS CLEAN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR POINTS STATE RIGHT WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
INSURANCE OWNERS FACE RUDE AWAKENING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
UNFAIR JUSTICE SYSTEM COSTLY FOR TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*OVEREATING FEEDS FOOD ADDICT'S HABIT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BROOKINGS' MOM SHARES SKILLS WITH SON,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FIREFIGHTERS SUBMIT COMPROMISE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON SCHEDULES PUBLIC MEETING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MITCHELL MAN CHARGED WITH RAPE, KIDNAPPING","Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POT-SWAP INMATE GUILTY OF ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TESTIMONY ON TIME OCCUPIES SHOOTING TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FROSTY FROTH AT THE FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CASINO FIGHT IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE '91 OPENS WITH BUDGET DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEMOCRATS TAKE CREDIT FOR MICKELSON'S IDEAS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE WILL NOT RELEASE COOMES' MACHINERY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN GETS 8-YEAR SENTENCE IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MITCHELL HOSPITAL PROPOSES MERGER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS OK COMPUTER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DESCENDENTS START NATIONWIDE DRIVE FOR REPARATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMMISSION REVAMPS SNOW EMERGENCY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
OFFICER'S REQUEST TO MOVE TRIAL DENIED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"WOMAN KILLED, 5 HURT IN TWO-CAR COLLISION","Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
PROUD OF LITTLE BROTHER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PESTICIDE COURSES SCHEDULED THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SENATORS URGE TRADE RETALIATION,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SIX APPLICANTS VIE FOR TOP SCHOOL JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STAGE SET FOR ABORTION FIGHT IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROPERTY LEVIES UP 9.5 PERCENT IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SUPERINTENDENT LIST DOWN TO SIX,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DON'T RAZE WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*PICADORS BAND WILL STICK AROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PROS ON CLOTHES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"MICKELSON, KERREY DRIVES HARD IN SD","Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
'WINDS' BLOW IT BY PICKING MIAMI (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BOARD POUNDS NAIL INTO SCHOOL COFFIN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JUDGE SHOULD KNOW WORK AT HOME COUNTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SUPPORT GROUP LIST IN 'ARGUS' MISINFORMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SLIP UP CREEK DAM COSTLY AND DISRUPTING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TRADE MISSION TO JAPAN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SCHOOLS BENEFIT FROM FREE COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SD LEAVES HOCKEY OUT IN THE COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEAVERS NAMED POST 15 COACH,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA TO OFFER ADULT-LEARNER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY TO COLLECT WATER FOR LEAD, COPPER TESTS","Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE AIMS TO KEEP ELECTRICITY COSTS DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRAT DELEGATE APPLICATIONS READY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COURT SAYS MOELLER HABITUAL CRIMINAL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET CHANGE WILL BYPASS GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY SHOWS MOST LAWMAKERS OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MARRIAGES UP 8.6 PERCENT SINCE '89,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESTAURANT EXPANSION IN WORKS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HEARING TO FOCUS ON PIEDMONT TEACHER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAKE COUNTY OFFICAL URGES TAX REFORM,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATOR WAVERING ON EARLY PRIMARY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW ARMS A DREAM COME TRUE FOR GIRL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*CASTRO, YANKTON TRIBE PLAN ADDITIONS","Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BLACK HILLS MUSEUM WOULD PAD ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RAPID CITY ASKING ABOUT GANG PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SECOND HOSPITAL PARKING PLAN WINS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LAWMAKERS MAY ADDRESS GANG CRIMES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*PARTS OF SD DIGGING OUT FROM STORMS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*FANS, COLLECTORS BUY ELVIS BY THE SHEET","Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*TEACHER'S DEATH BECOMES LESSON ON COPING, LOSS","Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WELFARE TARGETED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TEACHER LIVED FOR OTHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*DEAF SCULPTOR NEVER LEARNED TO GIVE UP ON GOALS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*TAKE TIME TO MAKE TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LINE-ITEM VETO NECESSITY IN FIGHTING DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"'MONEY' RATING IS OVERVALUED, OVERPLAYED (L)","Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FATAL ACCIDENT VICTIMS IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WITHDRAWS FROM MONTROSE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEN PLEAD GUILTY IN 4-STATE CHASE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROSEBUD MAY GET OWN POLICE DUTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BRAILLE TALE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHARGES FILED IN WOMAN'S KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HUNTER-ORANGE PROPOSAL FAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PIERSON TO SPONSOR SCHOOL-AID BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VA GETS FUNDS FOR NURSING HOME DESIGN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAAR SEEKS NATIONAL REPUBLICAN POSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN DIES OF INJURIES FROM BLAST,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
JOHNSON TO HOLD PUBLIC MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROAD CONSTRUCTION NEWSLETTER IS OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE LEGISLATORS PROPOSE BUDGET AID,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
4 FROM ELLSWORTH TO HELP IN SOMALIA,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"B-52 HITS BIRDS, LANDS SAFELY AT ELLSWORTH AFB","Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARTIES SPLIT ON TAPPING RESERVE FUND,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*NEW PEPSI IS CLEARED FOR LOCAL SALE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SD WOMEN MAKE SPLASH IN DIVISION I,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOME WONDER IF 14 IS TOO YOUNG TO DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAYOR SAYS HIS MS ISN'T A DISABILITY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DENY CONFLICTS OF INTEREST (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T LET SESSION TURN INTO SNOOZER (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CHALLENGE GAMING (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*LIFTING ARAB BOYCOTT OF ISRAEL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
THERE ARE BETTER WAYS TO REFORM WELFARE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
EDUCATION RECEIVED FAIR SHARE OF REVENUE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
AN UNPLEASANT PRISON WON'T HELP PRISONERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
WETLANDS SIGN-UP SET FOR LANDOWNERS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GROUP'S PRESIDENT ENJOY BUSINESS, LEISURE","Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PIATKOWSKI TAKES HUSKERS TO NEXT LEVEL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UND UPENDS AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S TIME TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR GUN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW FOR SUMMER CAMPING TRIP,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
CATHOLIC GROUP HOSTS FLOOD MEETING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTMAS TREE RECYCLING ENDS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE WOOS AIRLINE TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INSPECTORS CHECK HOUSE FIRE CAUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NAACP WILL MEET MONDAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FINALIST COX PRAISES DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RECYCLED BIN,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS HESITANT TO TIGHTEN DUI LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM STUDIES RELIGIOUS CULT'S IMPACT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STATE WOMAN APPOINTED TO NAVY POST,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
GLENHAM FARMER RECOVERING FOLLOWING BEATING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
EX-POLICE OFFICER SENT TO JAIL FOR TAKING ICE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"HOMESTAKE TRADING 1,000 ACRES OF LAND","Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SELECTS DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD GUARD INACTIVATES UNIT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
THIRD CIRCUIT GETTING NEW PRESIDING JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*LEARNS UPS, DOWNS OF POLITICS","Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FOSSIL FIRM REQUESTS NEW JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GRATEFUL DAY CARE SEARCHES FOR ST NICK,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
VIDEO-LOTTERY PLAN NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BEDDOW SAYS CAMPAIGN GOING WELL,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*LAWMAKERS WORK TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*DECADES OF DELIVERIES ADD TO EXTENDED FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*TAKE PEEKS INTO COLORADO HISTORY AT 2 FINE MUSEUMS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1994, sect.G, p.07, col.1"
JANKLOW TO REVEAL HIS PLAN TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*COUPLE FORCED OUT OF HOME, LONG FOR CALIFORNIA TAX","Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE OF COLLEGE FRESHMEN IGNORE POLITICS--SURVEY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MAN DIES IN LENNOX AIRPLANE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
READERS OFFER RECIPES FOR REDUCING PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
REPRESENTATIVE TO REINFORCE CAP ON GOVT SPENDING,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CITY SHOULD APPLY BRAKES TO LOTTERY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JUVENILE CRIME LEGISLATIVE PRIORITY (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MORAL PROHIBITIONS...PLACE IN LAW (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
"*LEGISLATURE MUST COMPROMISE, BE OPEN-MINDED","Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GOOD-OLD-BOY SYSTEM HAS CITY COUNCIL IN GRIP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CARING FOR ONESELF AVOIDS NO-WIN SITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ARGUS SHOWS BIAS IN CHOICE OF PHOTOS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ELECTION LOSS MAKES DEMOCRATS THROW FIT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"*NEXT CHRISTMAS, GET IN THE SPIRIT","Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SAFER IN THE SEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOST SD TEENS DON'T WEAR SEAT BELT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TWO ESCALATORS LOCATED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ACCIDENT INJURES BRANDON DRIVER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SETTLEMENT REPORTED IN MOTEL DEAL CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FEWER THAN 100 BILLS FILED SO FAR THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER CONGRESSMAN DENHOLM AN AVID OBSERVER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LONGTIME POLITICAL AIDE DIES OF CANCER,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LAWYERS AREN'T A GREEDY BUNCH--NEW CITY ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ROVING VANDALS BREAK WINDOWS OUT OF 30 CARS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BLAST PROBE HEARING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ELLSWORTH AIR BASE TO KEEP BOMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GAMING COMPANY WILL EQUIP BINGO OVERSEAS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TICKET CENTER JOINS TELEMARKETING SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ADMISSION FEE SLOWS CULTURAL-CENTER VISITS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PRESSLER ASSOCIATE TO VISIT WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"NORTHERN STATE GETS {dollar}250,000 WRITING GRANT","Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
EXTENSION SPECIALISTS TO SPEAK AT ELK POINT PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MOST LEGISLATORS OPEN-MINDED ABOUT JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*CITY TO AUCTION LOTS FOR DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PRESSLER HEARS CONCERNS ABOUT RUSHMORE RENOVATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PRESENTATION ENROLLMENT NEARLY TRIPLES,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*DON KUCK DIES IN HOME, FAMILY SHARES MEMORIES","Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*SNOWMOBILES RAISE {dollar}200 FOR DISABLED KIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*PARENTS CAN'T CLAIM INTEREST CHILDREN PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 09 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MEAT PACKERS MAY BE GIVEN QUALITY CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OPPOSITION BUILDS TO SD POWER LINE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLES SAY JOB PRESSURES WILL NOT RUIN THEIR FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WINEGARDEN TO PROPOSE SALARY CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WINEGARDEN TO PROPOSE SALARY CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
VOTE BACKS SPLITTING DISTRICT-HUMBOLDT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*YELLOW BIRD BLOW 'SPONTANEOUS ACTION',"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*YELLOW BIRD BLOW 'SPONTANEOUS ACTION',"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*CHIEFS NOSE OUT VIKINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLANT COULD OPEN IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EAGLE NEST PEOPLE VOW FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN TAKING GREATER ROLE IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CODINGTON COUNTY GETS SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO SENTENCED FOR ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER SHORTAGE CALLED SEVERE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY OPPOSED TO WILDERNESS AREA,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN TAKING GREATER ROLE IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAR MANUFACTURING PLANT PROPOSED FOR AN INDIAN TRIBE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHANGE TUNE IRKS PARENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHANGE TUNE IRKS PARENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAR MANUFACTURING PLANT PROPOSED FOR AN INDIAN TRIBE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ENTRIES DUE FOR COOKOFF,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TREES AVAILABLE FOR REPLACEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAILS MAY NEED HEFTY SUBSIDY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
RAILS MAY NEED HEFTY SUBSIDY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
PIPELINE BONDS SHOULD BE JOINT EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
PIPELINE BONDS SHOULD BE JOINT EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
*BAKE A BISCUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
READER RECIPE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
*BERGLAND SAYS FEDS WILL HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BERGLAND SAYS FEDS WILL HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HE'S MOVING OUT OF HIS RADIOACTIVE HOME-EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HE'S MOVING OUT OF HIS RADIOACTIVE HOME-EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN REFUSE INSPECTION DUTY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GRAIN PRICES TAKE DEEP DIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PINE RIDGE NON-RESIDENTS WILL VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
PINE RIDGE NON-RESIDENTS WILL VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
SD INDIAN ACRIVIST HOPES TO VISIT HOSTAGES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
SD INDIAN ACTIVIST HOPES TO VISIT HOSTAGES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
FARMERS BRACE FOR DROP IN PRICES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CREDIT CARDS-GASOHOL RESTRICTION CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*GEORGE RECALLED ON FEAT ALBUM,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRIGID WEATHER BRINGS AUTOMOTIVE WOE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NICHOL WANTS 'HOLE' POLICY WRITTEN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEFENSE BEGINS IN RAPE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRIGID WEATHER BRINGS AUTOMOTIVE WOE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PETERSON ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESLER ECHOES NEWS IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THE MESSENGER'S PRIZE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER'S WITHDRAWAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THE MESSENGER'S PRIZE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*LOCAL VOLUNTEER FIREMEN BACK MARSHALS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS HURON TRUCK TERMINAL,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD MAN NAMED TO INDIAN POST,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JANKLOW STATE OF THE STATE TALK FOULED UP,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF APOLOGIZES FOR SCUFFLE-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER RAPID CITY POLICEMAN RAPE TRIAL MOVED TO MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD MAN NAMED TO INDIAN POST,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL ALLOWS JURY TO BE TOLD TEST REFUSED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BILL ALLOWS JURY TO BE TOLD TEST REFUSED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*GERKEN TELLS HOW TO ELIMINATE HIS JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*GERKEN TELLS HOW TO ELIMINATE HIS JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SEIDSCHLAW ENTERS PLEA OF NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN ADMITS GUILT IN HILLS SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EXTRA FLUORIDE NOT BELIEVED TO BE HAZARD-ND,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BUDGET OFFICE NIXES GARRISON PROJECT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*NANNEN LOVES HIS COYOTE BASKETBALL GAME,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAILS-THE OLD DAYS ARE GONE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.1"
*RURAL ROUTE IS BACK...ONLY BIGGER,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.1"
AFTER THE EMBARGO-TOUGH DAYS AHEAD FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.2"
AFTER THE EMBARGO-TOUGH DAYS AHEAD FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.2"
AFTER THE EMBARGO-TOUGH DAYS AHEAD FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.2"
SCABIES OUTBREAK CAN MAKE FOR LONG WINTER,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.R, p.02, col.1"
PORK CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.R, p.03, col.1"
"WEED CONTROL URGED, AS OUTBREAK WORSENS","Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.R, p.07, col.1"
BRING PLANTS INDOORS FOR A BREATH OF SPRING,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.R, p.10, col.1"
SOME DOS & DONT'S WITH YOUR ALCOHOL STILL,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1980, sect.R, p.11, col.1"
7 JUDGES PULL OUT OF WINGLER CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
7 JUDGES PULL OUT OF WINGLER CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RETAILERS FIND IT HARD TO PAY SALES TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RETAILERS FIND IT HARD TO PAY SALES TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
7 JUDGES PULL OUT OF WINGLER CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OVERCROWDED MCKENNAN WANTS ADDITION,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKERS WANT COLLEGE CLOSINGS ON '82 BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WANT COLLEGE CLOSINGS ON '82 BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN WILL RETURN TO TEACHING,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WANT COLLEGE CLOSINGS ON '82 BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOPRANO ANNA MOFFO SINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OPEN-DITCH PLAN FACES OAHE BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNION CARBIDE PERMIT OK'D,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEPLORES ADC CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOST ARMS GOAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNHAPPY ABOUT FINE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEES LIBERAL TIES DESPITE CONSERVATISM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEPLORES ADC CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTES CRITICISM OF JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MCGOVERN ASKED FOR AN APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CRITICISM OF DAKOTAH UNFOUNDED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CRITICISM OF DAKOTAH UNFOUNDED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FEDS PAY HALF OF SF BUS DEBT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXPELLED STUDENT NOT READMITTED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"IF THE FLU HITS, A SHOT WON'T HELP","Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DANCE SET TO HONOR SAMMY JENSEN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANOTHER BAD YEAR HITS HILLS SKIING,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
URANIUM SEARCH PERMIT RENEWED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXPELLED STUDENT NOT READMITTED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DESPITE LOWER SD COURT RULING, FATHER GETS CUSTODY","Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MINNEHAHA REPUBLICANS CHANGE PARTY LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JANKLOW--ETSI STUDY INADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW--ETSI STUDY INADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW--ETSI STUDY INADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE--SD CAN LEGALLY END VETERANS' STATE POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOSPITAL CHARGES WILL STAND,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
HOSPITAL CHARGES WILL STAND,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
COLLEGE PAY TALKS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COLLEGE PAY TALKS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*ETSI-PARTNER BECHTEL COURTS POWER AROUND WORLD,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW TURNED DOWN US JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WIND CHILL HITS -85 DEGREES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL PACT GOOD FOR 9 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"ONE BIG ISSUE, MANY SMALL ONES IN 1982","Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOLAR GREENHOUSE PRODUCES FOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WORKFARE PROGRAM DEGRADING, OPPONENTS SAY","Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*7 POTENTIAL GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
53 YEARS OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SD CAN HANDLE MX IF STATE IS CHOSEN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BRAGSTAD BOOK NOSTALGIC LOOK AT SF (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SD LAWMAKERS REBUKE FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MCGRORY'S HANDGUN COLUMN CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EXCHANGE PROGRAM NEEDS HOST FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INDIAN-WHITE RELATIONS TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEETINGS SET FOR PESTICIDE APPLICATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO GET PANEL'S REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF BAND TO PERFORM AT WORLD'S OF FUN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GANNETT HEAD--AT&T WON'T COMPETE IN NEWS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
MISSOURI MAY TAKE ETSI SALE TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
PAY RAISE UP BEFORE LEGISLATURE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SD SALVAGE DEALER SENDING TRACTORS TO LEBANNON,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SD SALVAGE DEALER SENDING TRACTORS TO LEBANON,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
THAT PIN-UP GIRL CAN OUTSELL ANY MECHANIC,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"PAY HIKES NEEDED, COLLEGE HEADS SAY","Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
EX-LEGISLATOR REMAINS OUTSPOKEN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LOBBYISTS THRONG TO CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*PHEASANTS FACE WINTER SURVIVAL TEST,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
USD'S LEIN PROPOSES LIMITING ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*RACEWALKING WAVE OF FITNESS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*MARK BARKER GETS YEAR STARTED WITH 300,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*PREEMIES--THE FRAGILE STRUGGLE TO KEEP ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA'S INFANT DEATH RATE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ALL TEACHERS IN SHORT SUPPLY IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SF WELL REPRESENTED AT WOMEN'S ART SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*JANE BARTHEL--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*FARMERS' 1980 FINANCIAL WOUNDS DIDN'T HEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SF STOCKYARDS' CLIMB TO NO.1 TOOK 65 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SLOWSON--ECONOMY WILL RALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*ARGUS REORGANIZES ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1982, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
3-6 INCHES OF SNOW MAKE ROADS SLUSHY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-DRUG CAMPAIGN TO GET HELP FROM US AGENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NEW TRAIL FOR SNOWMOBILERS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SNOWMOBILING BRINGS ADOLESCENCE BACK,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*UNITY ESSENTIAL TO STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF AMBULANCE SERVICE WANTS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIPS FOR GETTING SNOW OFF YOUR SIDEWALK,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAD PURSUES REMEDY FOR LOSS OF BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LET LEGISLATURE BROADEN GAMBLING (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ASSAILS OFFICIALS ON HAYWARD ANNEXATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEMOCRATS TRYING TO BILK SENIOR CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DECISION ON TIMBER LAKE FARMER'S CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEEN CHARGED WITH DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
600 STUDENTS AT FORENSICS TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SD BAR BREAKS TRADITION, USES ADVERTISEMENT","Argus LeaderJan 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*JUDGE CONSIDERS NEWSWEEK'S PLEA,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCDOWELL TRIAL IN RAPID CITY INCREASES COST,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FARMERS, BANKERS DIFFER ON LOAN ISSUE","Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BOARD DROPS BUS FEE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CENTER OFFERS FAMILIES AN ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ARNO IS JOB'S DAUGHTERS QUEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*BALCER IS APPOINTED CONSULTANT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*COAKLEY IS RE-ELECTED CHAIRWOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*GULLICKSON IS APPOINTED TO COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BRANDON NATIVE HEADS GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*BAILIN NAMED TO SUPREME COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
BROWN NAMED PROGRAM COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
ROWE SELECTED EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
THIMJON ELECTED BOARD PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
WILLIAMS IS CHOSEN TO DO STUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
4 ELECTED TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
MAN CHARGED WITH MAKING THREATS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD OPENS ARCHITECT BIDDING,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS ARE SUBSIDIZING BETTER EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES EMPTY MOBILE HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GUARDS CAPTURE 2 CUSTER STATE PARK TRUSTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MEIERHENRY WANTS TO PROSECUTE TRIPATI,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SESSION WILL BE A MIXED BAG,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY SEEKS MONEY FOR PARK PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"INDIANS RETAIN THEIR HUNTING, FISHING RIGHTS","Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"CHALLENGE--BUILD ON LOCAL, STATE BASIS","Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEEDS STRONG DEFENSE TO PREVENT TAKEOVER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
COALITION STARTS TO COUNT PETITION SIGNATURES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SECOND VOTE SCHEDULED FOR COUNTY CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION FIRM ASKS CITY FOR PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
JURY INDICTS RENNER MAN ON 3 CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HEARING ON NUCLEAR WASTE PACT SET,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BILL REQUIRES INSTALLATION OF SMOKE DETECTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PERKINS COUNTY WITHDRAWAL EFFORT SUPPORTED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
POSSIBLE REAPPORTIONMENT HANGS OVER ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON FAMILY LOSES HOME IN MORNING FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWYER SAYS LAWSUIT IS BY FBI,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LEGISLATORS DISCUSS RENOVATING CARS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
NO TAX SYSTEM FAIR TO ALL,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
UNDEFEATED DELL RAPIDS TEAM STIRS MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY GASOLINE DEALERS SCRAMBLE FOR TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAREER GOT START AT FAMILY DINNER TABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE RATING GAME,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY SETS SEMINAR ON ADOPTION,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
POLIO SURVIVORS MEET SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
YMCA OFFERS EMERGENCY TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
LIBRARY PLANS COMEDY FILM SERIES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
RETARDED CITIZENS DISCUSS POLICIES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*WOOD CHIPS SPARK FIRE IN COLTON,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BARNETT GETS WHITE ELEPHANT FROM COLLEAGUE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD LIMIT SURPLUS SCHOOL MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW GETS APPROVAL FOR SALE, LEASE BILL","Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LET JANKLOW HAVE DAY IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY SHOWS STATE ROADS NEED REPAIR WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'YOU'RE BEING ROBBED',"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY LOBBIES FOR CENTENNIAL MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRISON OFFICIALS COMPLIED WITH JUDGE'S ORDER,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
APPEALS COURT REVERSES CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ROBERTSON RESIGNS DEVELOPMENT JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BENEFITS OF VACCINE OUTWEIGH THE RISKS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TALKS ABOUT TALKS PRODUCE MORE TALKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAW SHOULD BE CHANGED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
IRRIGATORS CONVENTION PLANNED IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
COMMISSION AWARDS LEGAL NOTICE CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
"DAIRY NUTRITION, ALFALFA SESSION PLANNED HERE","Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION SLATED FOR JUNE 18,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*1984 A PRO BASEBALL SEASON OF REDEMPTION,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*INJURED BYRE WANTS TO PLAY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'WORST DAY OF MY LIFE'--SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHILD AND I WATCHED HER FALL,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"VIOLENCE NOT OVER, RURAL STRESS EXPERTS SAY","Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CONGRESS INTO A BUDGET CORNER (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WOMAN DESERVES COMMUNITY'S HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FARM STORY MISSED MARK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CONGRESSIONAL MAIL FILLS NEED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS TAKES A WALK ON THE WARM SIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW FMHA RULES IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WORKERS REPAY FOOD PANTRY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PASTOR PROUD OF WHAT HE LEAVES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KUNDERT--GAME WOULD OUTSHINE STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY GETS MONEY FOR TAX-EXEMPT PARSONAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEVELOPER DROPS ZONING REQUEST AFTER OUTCRY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORMS AVAILABLE FOR EMERGENCY FEED PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KULHAVY HEARING IS POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LENDERS MISS TAX PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIRM FINDS GASOLINE THAT LEAKED FROM TANK,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE OFFICIAL TO LEAVE POST,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEWS IS DISMAL FOR FARM ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL ON CHILD SUPPORT TO MEET WITH JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOURISM AGENCY HAS JOBS IN INTERSTATE CENTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAIL PROMPTS TO CHECK MINE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NOVEMBER JOBLESS RATE UP,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
HORMEL SAYS IT'S SEEKING NEW WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*TOE-TAPPING,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GIAGO PLANS INDIAN NEWSPAPER CHAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MICKELSON APPOINTS ROBERTS TO ENERGY JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MUSICIAN REDISCOVERS ANCIENT IRISH HARP,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*STATE MAKES PLANS TO LIVE HIS DREAM,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BUSINESSES MADE PROJECT POSSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
COMMUNITY SUPPORT APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
GENEROSITY MADE PROGRAM WORK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CHRISTMAS PAGEANT WAS SPECIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*CLEVELAND PLAY ON A LEVEL FIELD (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*PROGRESS, INFORMED VOTERS WILL KEEP","Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SIGNS OF CHANGE FOR SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"AUGUSTANA, SDSU TESTING TELEVISION WATERS","Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY APPROVES DANCE HALL FORM,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER GOVERNOR TO HAVE SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE CENTER DRAWS PRAISE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WON'T SEEK DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VALIDATION LIKELY TO DELAY ACTION,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON PAPER HAS NEW EXECUTIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BLACK HAWK GIRL RECEIVES NEW HEART,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PUC HEARS MORE ON SALE OF PAGER FIRM,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS BACK WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PANEL URGES TEACHER BONUSES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REPORT DETAILS PROBLEMS IN ACADEMIC LIBRARIES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PLANT PETITIONS ARE NOT TURNED IN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*MINORITY-OWNED BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SNOWMOBILE ACCIDENT KILLS VERMILLION MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BITTER LOSS OF GREAT BLIZZARD OF 1888,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HUMPHREY'S WIDOW RECALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHEELCHAIR ATHLETE NOT A QUITTER,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*HUMPHREY WORTHY FOR STAMP HONOR,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAYOR'S BUSINESS COMES BEFORE NEEDY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MILLIONAIRE WHO RECENTLY DISCOVERED INDIAN HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
READER LIKES NEW COMICS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE SHOULD DEFINE ITS OBJECTIVES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS MUST BE INFORMED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STRAY CATS VIOLATE LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*AREA COACHES--VIKINGS DESERVE TO WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WHISTLE FOR FOOTBALL BASKETBALL OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA MARCHES TO 12TH WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*USE PROGRAM TO HIT SKI SLOPES, TRAILS","Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*PERCH ACTION GOOD ON SD LAKES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*MEYER IS NEW CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
BROMEGRASS WON'T BE INCLUDED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
SD EXEMPTIONS NO LONGER EXIST,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
TONY DEAN SHOW AIRS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
SMALL TOWN'S BOWLING ALLEY DEFIES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CENTENNIAL AWARDS TO BE GIVEN TO CITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CLEANUP FROM STORM COSTS {dollar}113,490","Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOLE WILL VISIT STATE FOR TWO DAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LICENSES MUST BE BOUGHT BY MARCH 31,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEANS LOSES LICENSE APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GEPHARDT STRESSES FAIR FARM PRICES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILLS FOLLOW INTRICATE PATH TO BECOME LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAYOR--PROPOSITION WOULD SPREAD TAX LOAD,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORMER BELL CHIEF EXECUTIVE PROMOTED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATIVE TERMS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GROUP'S BILL BARRING CORPORATE HOG FARMS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AFL-CIO UNION RE-ELECTS 2 OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CREDIT CERTIFICATES COUNT AS INCOME,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
UNITED STOCKYARDS POST 1987 INCOME,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FLOW OF GROUND WATER BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*NEWFANGLED GEAR FOR THE FARM,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FOUNDERS SON NAMED PRESIDENT OF AUSTAD,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
SMALL TOWNS IN SD STILL STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
STATE LOANS HELP BUILD RURAL IDEAS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
*HIDDEN HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"BARBARA FRIESS, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJan 10 1988, sect.F, p.05, col.2"
CITY COMMISSION BACKS TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GUN WOUNDS LEAVE TWO DEAD IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PLAN WOULD AID EROS CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD ANTI-ABORTIONISTS HOPEFUL,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CBA GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIME TO CHANGE RELATIONS WITH ISRAEL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LAWMAKERS USE SUBTERFUGE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
FORMER SHERIFF GETS 6 YEARS IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LOAD KING STRIKERS, MANAGEMENT MEET","Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE REPORT SAID TO BE UNFOUNDED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS OK TUITION REDUCTION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENTENCING FOR LODERMEIER DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*PAGENT DIRECTOR, BUSINESSWOMAN DIES","Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SUSPECT AT LARGE AFTER ROBBING STORE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE PREDICTS RURAL HEALTH CARE WILL DECLINE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE'S '89 SESSION OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SAHARA CLUB IS CLOSED PERMANENTLY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD VOTES TO MAKE SCHOOLS SMOKE-FREE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RULING HAS LITTLE EFFECT AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MITCHELL MAN DIES WHEN PICKUP ROLLS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DEATH PENALTY SOUGHT IN FAIRVIEW MURDER,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON SETS AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS WANT EDUCATION BOOST,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE-SUBSIDIZED AIR SERVICE WELCOMED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TAX PLAN COULD NET {dollar}20 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
VA HOUSE EXPENSES CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*PRISON, STATE AID PLANS DRAW REACTIONS","Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATURE SESSION OPENS WITH SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CITY SHIFTING BACK TOWARD SEXIST VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATURE POINTED IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VOTING RECORD CONSTANT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KELO-TV CONTROLS NEWS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
LET WORLD COURT TRY NORIEGA (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*WOMAN FINDS SELF-WORTH IN COOKING,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION FORUM SET FOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOMB THREAT CLEARS ROBERTS COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS OK HIGHWAY UNION PACT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRIVER HURT WHEN THROWN FROM CAR,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY WON'T GET DEFENSE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGISTRATION SET FOR MOBILE HOMES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TORONTO WOMAN DIES OF ACCIDENT INJURIES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A FRAME FOR A PLACE TO MEET,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILLS COULD BRING WATER SOURCE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ESCAPE PROMPTS RECORDS REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUVENILES' COURT HEARING RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS LEARN TO 'JUST SAY NO',"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEVERAL SUGGEST CHARITABLE USES FOR WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LAMPLEY WAS AT CENTER OF SKYFORCE ILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUSTAD'S INCREASES SALES 10 PERCENT IN 1989,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SBA TO HELP 11 DROUGHT COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
2 CITY PRINTING FIRMS MAKE TOP 500 LIST,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*FARM LEADER PUSHES FOR LABELING LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*NICE DAY IN THE COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEDGE ON 911 AVAILABILITY FOR CARETRAUM,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE STATE MADE ME DO IT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CORN FIRM--MAKE US AN OFFER,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WAITING AT THE GATE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--WAR WITH IRAQ,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OPEN 911 TO BOTH FIRMS - FOR NOW (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STOP SADDAM BEFORE HE GETS BIG BOMB (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WAR IN MIDDLE EAST IS NOT JUSTIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COMPROMISE POSSIBLE IN 'IMPRESSIONS' RIFT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
OFFICIALS MUST LISTEN TO INSPIRE CONFIDENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
NEWS STORIES HURT FAMILIES OF MISSING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
MIDWESTERNERS CAN'T AFFORD {dollar}20 TICKETS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
THEFT OF SIX FLAGS CRIME AGAINST COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
"SCHOOL YEAR DISREGARDS HEAT, FAIR","Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GRAND RAPIDS MAKES IT HURT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES RISE 27 PERCENT IN 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SEEKS PERMANENT FARM MEDIATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CHILDREN'S INN IN NEW BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EAGLE BUTTE MAN ENTERS PLEA IN LARCENY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPEE SENTENCED TO ANOTHER 15 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN GROWING MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILITARY SUPPORT GROUP SETS VIGIL FOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OPEN PLAY AVAILABLE AT RECREATION CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGED DRIVE UP PRISON COST,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DIRECTOR OF STATE'S DCI QUITS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON WANTS TO PROP UP AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BROTHERLY BALANCING,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE KEEPS CASINO OPEN UNTIL FEBRUARY 1,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PANEL SEEKS INPUT ABOUT 'IMPRESSIONS',"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORMER SCHOOL OFFICIAL ADMITS HE EMBEZZLED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"LAWYERS, DOCTORS PUBLICIZE HEALTH RULING SURROGATES","Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PEACE CENTER PLANS VIGIL,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE WORKERS' AGENDA INTACT AFTER RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VOTE CONFIRMS HOOD AS HOUSE SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BODY IDENTIFIED AS MISSING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUP PRESSES FOR INDIAN HOUSING MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JOURNAL HIGHLIGHTS WOUNDED KNEE VIEWS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKERS COAST IN EARLY SESSIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NUCLEAR WASTE PANEL GETS NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
STATE WORKERS CHARGE EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*FACE-TO-FACE ENCOUNTER,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHECKS FIND STUDENTS AT WRONG SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"GAMBLING ILLS MINOR, STATE STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN MORE APT TO HAVE PROBLEM IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
BUYING OUT OF STATE DOESN'T HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FOREIGN IMPORTS TAX WOULD AID ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GAMBLING BOOM BOUND TO BUST (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MORRELL RETIREES GET LITTLE THANKS FOR WORK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CONSEQUENCES ARE CLEARER NOW ON WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TEACH MORE RISK-TAKING TO DAUGHTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SERVE UP BLENDS IN 'BEST OF' COLLECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHRAG BRINGS POET DICKINSON TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LOCAL ICE SKATING RINKS REOPEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD NATIVE LYLE STITT DIES AT 54,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH ENRICHMENT SERVICES TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"12 WILD HORSES DIE, ALLEGEDLY NEGLECTED","Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5 MITCHELL RESIDENTS INDICTED IN DRUG CASES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A LOT OF HOT AIR,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LYNN HART HONORED FOR KING HOLIDAY WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRE-PRIMARY ACTION HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEAT-BELT MEASURE GAINS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCULPTOR TEACHES KIDS TO EXPLORE WORLD OF ART,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MAN FINED FOR DUMPING FUEL IN LAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FOUR PEOPLE INDICTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY GRAND JURY TO PROBE GANGS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"12,000 POUNDS OF CANS COLLECTED AT STATE PARKS","Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GROUP READY TO PUSH FOR BLACK HILLS CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
VERMILLION SURVEY FAVORS RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*CLASS INSPIRES PLAYWRIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
LAROUCHE PLANS CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*KNIGHTS GO HEAVY TO BEAT WARRIORS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NEW PREP ENROLLMENT DIVISIONS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"CANADA, CALIFORNIA FIRMS EYE SD OFFERINGS","Argus LeaderJan 10 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*PUSH FOR HIGHER BET LIMITS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SALES TAX CONFUSION TOUGH TO HAMMER OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DON'T EXPECT A LOT FROM LEGISLATURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPECIAL INTEREST FUNDS FALL SHORT (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FREEZE CASINO PROFITS (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*LAKOTA VALUES WOULD HELP SCIENCE WORLD,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR SHOULD BE FULL-TIME (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COUNTY COMMISSION DOESN'T NEED PAY RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LEGAL PROFESSION HARDLY PROVIDES JUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*OHIO STATE COVERUP ALLOWED SWANGO TO RE-EMERGE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*CITY BOWLER CALMS NERVES TO ACHIEVE 300,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SKYFORCE HOLD ON 98-96,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"*ICE QUEST PRODUCES FISH, FUN","Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*THESE OLD, TRUSTED FRIENDS ARE NOT GETTING THE BOOT","Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ECONOMY TO FLOURISH IN '93--DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GF&P OK'S RESORT LEASE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SNOWSTORM STRANDS PANAMA-BOUND GUARD,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS TO DECIDE FATE OF STURGIS AUDITORIUM,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HABITAT DIRECTOR TO BUILD PROGRAM ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NO CLUES IN SEARCH FOR MISSING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL CRITICIZED FOR HELPING PAROCHIAL STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD SEEN AS SOURCE FOR TOURISM FUND,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SEAT-BELT LAW GAINING SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SOMALI NATIVES OPPOSE WITHDRAWAL OF UN TROOPS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FLANDREAU HOSPITAL BOARD SEEKS OUTSIDE MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DATES SET FOR TURKEY HUNTING SEASON,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WORKSHOP FOCUSES ON HOME BUYING,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*RENOVATION PRESERVES ELEGANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*KDLT GAINS IN ARBITRONS, HAS ONE-SIXTH THE AUDIENCE","Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*KELO KING OF TV NEWS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MEMORABLE BASKETBALL LESSON--YOU CAN WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*KSFY CARRIES 6 OF TOP 10 SHOWS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
"*MONUMENTS, CONSERVATION SACRED TO ABORIGINES","Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.F, p.04, col.2"
FREE EYE CARE OFFERED FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1993, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*PLAYOFF VICTORY SLIPS THROUGH VIKINGS' HANDS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATOR TO PUSH CHARTERED SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN SELECTED EPISCOPAL BISHOP,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHARTER-SCHOOL PLAN THREATENS EDUCATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MILLER'S GOALS WILL DETERMINE SUCCESS--'94 SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*SESSION TO TARGET HEALTH CARE, CAMPAIGN FINANCING","Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BENEFITS FROM NAFTA? (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
INACTION ON HEALTH CARE WILL COST US MORE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
OUTCOME-BASED METHOD HAS QUESTIONABLE VALUE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
UNARMED PEOPLE ARE OPPRESSED PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
UP YOUR GLASS SHOULDN'T BE PICKED ON (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DON'T LET LAWMAKERS PASS GUN AMENDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SD HAS THE TALENT TO FILL EDUCATION SLOT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
THERE'S NOTHING RADICAL IN CLINTON'S HEALTH PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GIVE WHAT YOU CAN TO HELP ABUSED ANIMALS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
JOHNSON IRRESPONSIBLE TO SUPPORT TAX BILL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
COMMISSIONERS NOT RESPONSIVE TO POOR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW WHAT TEACHERS MAKE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
ADDITION FIRE KILLS 88 EXOTIC BIRDS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD TO DISCUSS NEW BOUNDARIES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HERSETH TO ANNOUNCE HIS POLITICAL PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATING FAKE KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SNOWMOBILE CRASH KILLS GROTON MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BAILING OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TEACH RESPONSIBILITY AT HOME, UNION PRESIDENT SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEADBEAT PARENTS STILL PAY LITTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PARTIES DIFFER OVER WORKING WITH MILLER,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLITICS OF PLACE PLAGUE LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BOY HELPS FAMILY ESCAPE FROM FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILLER SHORT ON SCHOOL FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TRADE PACTS COULD HURT FARMERS, GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN HELD IN DEATH OF SD NATIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAVOR BAN ON HANDGUN SALES TO KIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WOMEN LEADERS MAKING SLOW GAINS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FEW IN STATE SEEKING ROLE IN CITY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"COMMISSION CAN'T BLOCK DEMOLITION, JUDGE SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
REFINANCING FEES GENERALLY ARE DEDUCTIBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SDIC'S FIRST WEEK IS FULL OF SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OUTSPOKEN ABOUT FAITH,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*IT TAKES WORK TO BEAT DISAPPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
LARGER VIDEO-LOTTERY TAKE TO HELP PROVIDE TAX RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CAUSE OF EXPERIMENTAL PLANE'S FALL A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LET ELECTED OFFICIALS KNOW WHAT YOU THINK (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"VIOLENT, YOUNG CRIMINALS NEED TOUGHER TREATMENT (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BETTER WAY TO TRIM BUDGET THAN CPB (BROOKINGS REGIS),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ARGUS CREATED COUNCIL-PAY DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
IF COUNCIL GETS RAISE ... (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CONGRESS HELPS ITSELF WHILE HURTING OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
GINGRICH SUPPORTER SAYS ARGUS LEFTIST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*MYSTERIES OF COLIC TO HELP PARENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DON'T WATCH FOR NEW TV NETWORKS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SKYFORCE STAVES OFF CHINOOK,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INJURIES CAN'T STOP OEHLKE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ANIMALS ADAPTED TO SURVIVE WINTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AUTHORITIES SEARCH FOR FILCHED FIDDLE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COLIN POWELL TO SPEAK AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*911 WORKERS ALWAYS READY TO RESCUE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRIAL BEGINS FOR MAN ACCUSED IN SLASHING,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES PRUCHASE OF 294 COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE'S RULING MAY HURT BIA CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
WORKERS GET CHANCE TO PAY PARKING FINES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PSYCHOLOGIST DENIES SEXUAL MISCONDUCT,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER PREDICTS CUTS FOR FEED-GRAIN INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS UNOPPOSED FOR USD ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
POSTAL WORKERS AMONG NATION'S FASTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS BLAME TOXIC LEAK FOR CATTLE DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
5TH GRADERS WORK TO REPLACE TREES,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
US WEST EXCHANGE SALE FAULTED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
REJECT PLAN TO REPEAL CORPORATE-FARM LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
TO DECIDE IF TELEPHONE PROFITS SHOULD BE SHARED,"Argus LeaderJan 10 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
VANT HUL ASKS CITY RESTRAINT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
REVIEW REINFORCES SMOKING DANGERS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LARRY PRESSLER WAS SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY STOCKYARDS STILL THIRD LARGEST,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BOUNCING PAY CAUSES WOES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BOUNCING PAY CAUSES WOES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NO END IN SIGHT IN ARMS RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"MORNINGSIDE, ALL REST, NOT CONCEDING TITLE","Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOUNDED KNEE SHOOTING PROBED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CATTLE FEEDERS DAY IS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GROUP OPPOSES RESOLUTION 21,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO SURVEY RAIL SHIPPERS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MCGOVERN PUSHES WATER AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO SURVEY RAIL SHIPPERS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CENTERVILLE MAY JOIN RAILROAD GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GOP COMMITTEE HEAD NAMED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GROUP OPPOSES RESOLUTION 21,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MCGOVERN PUSHES WATER AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GROUNDWATER STUDY TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CHOATE TO LEAVE SECOG,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
GARBAGE FEES DUE TO GO UP,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TRI-VALLEY BOARD STILL SUPPORT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CITY TO LET TOWNSHIP PLAN ITS DISSOLUTION-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*3RD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT POST TO MYDLAND,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*3RD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT POST TO MYDLAND,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PROPERTY TAX REPEAL ASKED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"TOURISM, INDUSTRIAL DIRECTORS MAKE PITCHES TO LEGISLATURE","Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
"*LIGHT, CAMERA-ANIMATION","Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHAW'S TALENT MISDIRECTED IN 'FORCE 10',"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JAZZSTARS SHINING,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*PRYOR, SHOOTING FROM THE LIP","Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
A HISTORY OF WOMEN IN AMERICA BY CAROL HYMOWITZ,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
'RAISED IN ANGER',"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
'NBC SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE',"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
"VIOLENCE, RAPE GROUPS MERGE","Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.4"
ANDERSON FOE OF COUNTY WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SDEA WILL WORK TO INCREASE AID TO ED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SDEA WILL WORK TO INCREASE AID TO ED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YELLOW BIRD ACQUITTED OF 2ND DEGREE MURDER,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ANDERSON FOE OF COUNTY WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"DEALER COMPETITION, POLICY REDUCE COST OF CARS FOR","Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
REAL ESTATE TAX FAVORED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*FARMERS QUESTION GRAIN EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FARMERS QUESTION GRAIN EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LOBBYISTS FIGHT WHISKEY TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LOBBYISTS FIGHT WHISKEY TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*KATE RILEY SHAPES UP FOR COACHING CAREER,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*FAMILIES OFFER UNWED MOTHERS A QUIET REFUGE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*KATE RILEY SHAPES UP FOR COACHING CAREER,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PBS CREATES-'THE LATHE OF HEAVEN',"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WETLANDS BILL HAS WILDLIFE SPECIALISTS WORRIED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SAFEWAY DEBUTS HERE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*BOARD OF TRADE ACTION ON CORN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*REGENTS WARN AGAINST STATE SCHOOL FUND CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OLSON WANTS PUBLIC BARRED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OLSON WANTS PUBLIC BARRED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REGENTS WARN AGAINST STATE SCHOOL FUND CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMMITTEE VOTES TO KEEP VITAL RECORDS OPEN TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TRAVELER'S ADVISORY ISSUED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOSTER FATHER DENIES RAPE...,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
...LITTLE SMALL TALK OVER CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FOSTER FATHER DENIES RAPE...,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SHORT SESSION BARS LONG LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAIR BOARD ABOLITION PREPLEXES CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS TAKE PRIORITY OVER POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"AGENCY SEEKS {dollar}600,000 BAILOUT FOR OVERCHARGES","Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL TRANSFERS HOUSING RULES TO LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BILL TRANSFERS HOUSING RULES TO LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JANKLOW-DAKOTA PROPOSITION MAY NOT MEAN NEW TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW-DAKOTA PROPOSITION MAY NOT MEAN NEW TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CANINE DISEASE APPEARING IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY PHONE CALL URGED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BASE FUTURE CALLED STABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ENERGY PINCH CITED FOR RIDERSHIP RISE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
URANIUM FEARS SURFACE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*DISASTER PAY, LOW PRICES UPSET FARMERS","Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*DISASTER PAY, LOW PRICES UPSET FARMERS","Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD AIRMAN MISSING OFF ENGLISH COAST,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
"*THE OFFICIAL PREPPY HANDBOOK, ED BY LISA BIRNBACH","Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ILL HEALTH DRUMS BANDLEADER FROM SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BARB BERG--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VETS TO SUE AGENT ORANGE CO.,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRIEST ASSAILED MCGOVERN IN CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNOR--CHANGE DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNOR--CHANGE DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRIEST ASSAILED MCGOVERN IN CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRIEST ASSAILED MCGOVERN IN CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETS TO SUE AGENT ORANGE CO.,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUNDING TOP CONCERN OF MINNEHAHA REPS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ARGUS LEADER'S PLATFORM (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOW DAY IN SF CHANGED INDUSTRY'S COURSE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOW DAY IN SF CHANGED INDUSTRY'S COURSE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOW DAY IN SF CHANGED INDUSTRY'S COURSE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JAYCEES NAME 9 OUTSTANDING CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR TO HAVE 6 FIELD OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JUDGE SEARCH COMMITTEE NAMED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
20 MORE INTERESTED IN CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"S DAKOTANS OPTIMISTIC, WORRIED AS REAGAN TAKES OFFICE","Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"S DAKOTANS OPTIMISTIC, WORRIED AS REAGAN TAKES OFFICE","Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*CAPTAIN SWEARS BY IONITRON,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*CAPTAIN SWEARS BY IONITRON,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATORS PREPARE TO TACKLE RAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
USD'S ZIMMERMAN SUPPORTS NCAA MOVE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
USD'S ZIMMERMAN SUPPORTS NCAA MOVE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BOWLER BARRETT'S LIFE READS LIKE BOOK,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*EXPLOSION RIPS APART SF HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"THE COLD, HARD FACTS OF WINTER RETURNS TO SD","Argus LeaderJan 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COPING WITH COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AGE DOESN'T MATTER IN 'EXTENDED' FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SMOKE BILLOWS AFTER EXPLOSION-704 N SPRING AVE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AG UNITY WANTS SHORTER WETLAND EASEMENT OPTION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CATACOMB CAUCUS--BREAKFAST AND PRAYER,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCOTLAND WOMAN DIES OF EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FLYNN SHOULD PRACTICE WHAT HE ONCE PREACHED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTES COMMENTS BY REV ORTMANN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOW TO SURVIVE THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION (SCHREINER),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WATER PROJECT FUND SUGGESTED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROSCOE WAITS FOR WEB PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"BROWN COUNTY SPENT {dollar}50,000 ON LEGAL FEES","Argus LeaderJan 11 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HILL CITY'S JUMP TO 2ND-CLASS CITY WILL PROVE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TOURISM ADS WILL FOCUS ON MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BUSINESSMEN READY TO SEND PERPICH TO NY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CATHOLIC ADVERTISEMENT IS SIGN FROM ABOVE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MONEY TOP ISSUE OF 58TH LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"LAWYER, 4 OTHERS ARRESTED IN INVESTIGATION","Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SD WOMAN PROVES YOU'RE NEVER TOO OLD,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
THEATER GROUP WANTS TO CALL SF HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*NURSES ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
TOASTMASTERS ELECT 1983 OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
EYES OLYMPICS AS CANADIAN DECATHLETE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JOB SERVICES ROOF COLLAPSES UNDER SNOW,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN'S FARM PROGRAM WILL HURT SUPPLIERS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KRUEGER TOP SPENDER AMOUNG SF CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MUTILATION SUSPECT LINKED TO OTHER CRIMES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*JANKLOW REPLACING PEARSON,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MCKELLIPS, JANKLOW TO DISCUSS MCALISTER","Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SALES TAX COLLECTIONS DOWN IN 3RD QUARTER,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
THATCHER MERITS CREDIT FOR VISIT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THEFT OF GRAVE DECORATION SADDENS FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WORRIED ABOUT DRIVE TO DISARM AMERICANS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SNOW PLOWS FORGET PEOPLE WITHOUT CARS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BOARD DELAYS FOOTBALL FIELD DECISION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS DRAFT AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EARLY SALES TAX WOULD COST LARGE BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MIDWEST FARMERS WORK FOR GRAIN PRICING BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*WOMAN HIT BY TRUCK WHEN CROSSING SF STREET,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL ALLOWS EXTRA COMPENSATION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MANDAN'S NEED MAIN APPEAL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC TV WILL AIR WATER DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RACING COMMISSION MEETING IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD MAN SEES GREATER AAM SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF BACKS PLANS TO IMPROVE HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STATE BID TO PASS HOSPITAL BILLS PROTESTED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*JANKLOW--STATE IS FAILING IN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EVANGELICALS TURN AWAY MOONIES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CLERGY DISAGREE ON IMPACT OF APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SDSU INELIGIBLE FOR 1984 LEAGUE TITLE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SUCCESS IN THE ADRIAN, MINN SPORTS ARENA","Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KIDS IN THE KITCHEN ARE BIG ON WEEKENDS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*GRANDMA, GRANDPA OPERATION--GOODWIN","Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*GRAU GETS EAGLE SCOUT AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
LOCAL STUDENTS ARE STATE WINNERS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
SAGA IS AWARDED EMERITUS STATUS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*OUTSTANDING YOUNG WOMAN OF 1983,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
BROOKINGS BOY IN NATIONAL BAND,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
MILTON GETS ART EDUCATOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
"REINERS, CULBERT ARE HONORED","Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*PRISON PLAN HEARING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER SUPPORTS NUCLEAR DISPOSAL SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NUCLEAR COMPACT DECISION DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STEWARTS EXPANSION SET,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BANKER, FARMER ISSUE CONTINUES OPENING RIFT","Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
FLYNN WINS CHAIRMANSHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GRAND JURY DRUG PROBE EXTENDS TO VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
NUKE PETITIONS TO BE CALLED IN FOR EVALUATION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"SPECIFICS, APPROACH AID STUDY (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*3 WAYS TO HANDLE HIGHER EDUCATION PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FIRE DAMAGES HILL CITY SERVICE STATION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POTENTIAL CANDIDATE PLANS RETURN TO STATE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
100 LOBBYISTS REGISTER FOR '84 SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*REGENTS LIKE RAISE IN ENGINEERING FEE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
RULING WOULD CUT STATE SHORT OF HEATING AID,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"*STORM LOSES SOME PUNCH, MOVES EAST","Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MILK PRICES FALL 30-70 CENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GOING BACK TO CLASS AT 71,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO STATION RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CATCH THE BEAR TRIAL MOVES TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOANS AVAILABLE FOR AGRIBUSINESSES IN 12 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE FACING BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY SANDMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABUSE OF ELDERLY NEEDS HARSH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS OVERCOME CASE OF FINANCIAL JITTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HAM OFFERS ALTERNATIVES FOR STATE MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE APPROVES SALE-LEASEBACK BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS OFFER NO-FRILLS BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY SHOULD WITHDRAW,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BARKER A GOOD CHOICE TO HEAD BOARD (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS RAISED ABOUT BLOOD BANK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOOPHOLE CAN'T BE PLUGGED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NEWSPAPER RATE IS UNFAIR TO TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS--CANDIDATE FOR GUBERNATORIAL NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR BILL WOULD OVERTURN FARM LOG BOOKS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE WILL REVIEW EXTENSION SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HUMANITIES COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE HIRES AIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YMCA WILL OFFER PLAY ABOUT CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY CAN SPEND LAND TAX MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MURDER TRIAL JUDGE GAVE WRONG INSTRUCTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SIOUX LEADER DENIES BINGO PACT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*MEIERHENRY SEEKS 18 PERCENT BUDGET BOOST,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TO RELOCATE 37 ELK FROM WIND CAVE PARK,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*EX-CLEAR LAKE STAR IN BIG 10,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COFFEE PRICES BEGIN TO PERK UP,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH MAY REACH 42 TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEAR COLLISION AT JOE FOSS FIELD,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STAFF SHORTAGES HURT FMHA,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNMENT TO LIMIT INDIAN BINGO,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*TESTAMENT TO YOUNG IMAGINATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ROCKY MOUNTAIN OYSTERS BAND TUNES OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MOTHER THANKS MCKENNAN WEE CARE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY THANKS BOWLERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
THRESHOLD GRATEFUL TO RED LOBSTER STAFF,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SMOG FINDING MAY LEAD TO CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"USE OF SEAT BELTS SAVES LIVES, MONEY (L)","Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FIGHT SEAT BELT PROPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SPEED UP LOAN PROCESSING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WINTER DRIVERS MUST BE CAREFUL (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHANGE JOB QUALIFICATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SCIENTISTS SEE THE LIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CATHOLICS TO BRING CABLE NETWORK TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FISHING BOOST WITH TELEVISION SERIES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SARA HELPS PUT PEOPLE UNDER,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ISSUE WON'T BECOME POLITICAL,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"OFFICIAL, STRIKE LEADER TO TALK TODAY","Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL AUDIT SEEKS CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COOPER WANTS TO DISCUSS WATERBED CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW NAMES BEST TO CENTENNIAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PLANNING PANEL APPOINTEES INCLUDE 4 FROM CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"RANCHER TAKES AIM, WOUNDS BURGLARY SUSPECTS","Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
USD TO OFFER DRUG ABUSE COURSES HERE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY LOOKS AT DEADWOOD FEDERAL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIT-AND-RUN FATALITY STRUCK BY 2 CARS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN MAY FACE HORSE STARVATION CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU FINANCIAL AID APPLICATIONS DUE JAN 25,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW--CHANGE WHEAT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY HIGHRISE SINKS TO NEW DEPTHS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TUITION BILL WOULD REIMBURSE PARENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*JANKLOW ENDS 8 CONTROVERSIAL YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON TAKES OATH,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CARVES A DEEP NOTCH IN HISTORY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITIZENS GROUP ONLY PROTECTING TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAXES EATING UP PAYCHECKS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*I'M NOT HALFWAY WITH ANYTHING,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DASCHLE REAPS REWARDS OF ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*WHERE OUTDOOR ISSUES ARISE, PRIES IS THERE","Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RETAILERS WANT MORE MONEY FROM LICENSE SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE HALL OF FAME PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CUSTER STATE PARK CHANGES LICENSE OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
CITY LAWMAKER TO WALK DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEART RECIPIENT REMAINS STABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGHMORE MAN DIES IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOVEN MAN DIES IN IDAHO CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONDAY'S HIGH COULD TOP 50,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FARM SALE DRAWS CROWD TO BID,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VETERANS GROUPS GETTING FREE RIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BRINGS MESSAGE FROM CENTRAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MINE BILL BIG ITEM FOR '87,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ASBESTOS REMOVAL TO RAISE DEMOLITION COST,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY LAWYER TO LOOK AT CUT IN AIR TRAFFIC SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE NOT COMMITTED IN PRESIDENTIAL RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"JURY FINDS FOR HOSPITAL IN MEDICAL, RIGHTS SUIT","Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEMMON MAD ABOUT LOSS OF GUARD POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 25 YEARS IN ATTEMPTED MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAYOR CONSIDERS EXTENDING EXTRA SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*NEW SCOUT HEADQUARTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NEED FOR JAIL RAISES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TEACHER RAISES HEAD GROUP'S LIST,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CALIF FIRM TO LEAVE ESTELLINE HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SD'S VETERAN LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*DEAF WOMAN CARRIES ON,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PIERRE GYM INTO TUXEDO JUNCTION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REIDELLA ENGMAN TRIES NEW RECIPES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BEST BUY CO REPORTED RECORD SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MATS INC WILL OPEN A TERMINAL IN SF,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEES WILL SUPPORT 3 PERCENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TO EXAMINE THE AVAILABILITY OF AG CREDIT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TO SERVICE & REPAIR COMPUTER COMPONENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HOW WILL COMPANY BEST SERVE THEE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*OH NO, SOMEBODY BLINKED","Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RAVEN FLYING HIGH WITH PLASTICS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*COUPLE KEEP SILVER SCREEN ROLLING IN VIBORG,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EPIPHANY RECALLS MEDICAL PIONEER,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HEATS UP, BUT COLD'S ON ITS HEELS","Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*EXERCISING CAUTION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
RETURN ACCOUNTABILITY TO THE BUDGET PROCESS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAINTAIN PRESSURE FOR CAMPAIGN REFORM LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
US BACKED TERROR IN NICARAGUA (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PELVIC PAIN A SYMPTOM OF DISEASES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*BROOMBALLERS KEEP FIT THROUGH WINTER,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AUGUSTANA TO BEGIN SPRING REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY DEVELOPMENT WORKER TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN NAMED IN SNOWMOBILE FATAL,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"REGENTS TO DISCUSS BUDGET, NURSING","Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER 2-CAR COLLISION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS HAY BARN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONVERSATION WON'T SCARE BOGEYMAN AWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LABS ASK DONORS TO WITHHOLD BLOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WHO SHOULDN'T DONATE BLOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*WOFFORD REFUSES TO LET CONTROVERSY AFFECT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER LAND'S FATE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNEHAHA TOPS IN UNEMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
UNION LEADER DENIES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CLEANER SD ENVISIONED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FOCUS OF SPEECH SURPRISES MOST,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO REDUCE ACCIDENTS AT CITY INTERSECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGHLIGHTS OF SPEECH,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PROPERTY OWNERS LIKE TAX FREEZE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OLD-TIMERS RECALL 'WILD DAYS' IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
STENSLAND VOWS TO FIGHT FOR HER LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
VARIED RESPONSE FROM LOCAL OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*GOVERNOR'S PLANS NEED REVIEW--LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
TAX FREEZE NO CURE-ALL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ERPENBACH'S STORY UNFAIR TO KSFY-TV,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WE MUST RESPECT JUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SUNSHINE CATERER APPLIES CHEF'S BACKGROUND TO JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ELK POINT STRIKERS BEGIN NATIONAL PICKET,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NIGHTCLUB OWNER DENIES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBBERY WAS A HOAX,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN DRIVES THROUGH FLANDREAU SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE BREATH OF WINTER,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"INCLUDES FUNDING FOR ARMORY, FITNESS CENTER","Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOST SUPPORT MANDATORY SEAT BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUSPECT WAS EX-SPOUSE OF VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY BOARD DIVIDES DUTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEBRASKA COUNTY FIGHTS NUCLEAR DUMP PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 TOWNS TO VOTE ON MERGING SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FINISHING UP THE WINTER HARVEST,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER TO VISIT CITY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON--REAGAN FINAL BUDGET A DISASTER,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE PROSECUTORS BACK TOUGHER LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TO DISCUSS STRATEGY FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COLD CAUSES WATER DAMAGE AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIP FOR PREMED PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*USD DEFEATS NEBRASKA-OMAHA TO END LOSING STREAK,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AREA SPEEDWAY ADDS MODIFIEDS CLASS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DROUGHT FUND HELPS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
THIRD-QUARTER SALES CLIMB AT BEST BUY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*DISCLOSURE LAW FACES BARRAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*STREET LIFE BRINGS HAPPINESS TO MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATOR SEEKS MORE GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDY--SD LACKS AID FOR YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD OFFERS GAMBLERS THERAPY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WARM BLAST TOASTS STATE TO NEW HIGHS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--A STATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE DISSATISFIED WITH GAME DEPARTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PLANNING IS PAYING OFF FOR CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THIS HELP WAS UNWANTED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CUT CLASS SIZES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
VERMILLION MARKS KING JR'S BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN CRY 'OUCH' AT HAIR REMOVER,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"'NUNSENSE' IS MADCAP, FUN SHOW","Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*OPEN ENROLLMENT ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
INMATE MAGAZINE GIVEN PRESS HONOR,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY TO HOST BANNER EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETING WILL LOOK AT WASTE DUMP PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ROBBIE GAVE {dollar}50,000 TO SD 4-H","Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 JUVENILES ARRESTED IN HARTFORD BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS BRIDGE DISMANTLED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATOR CONSIDERS ABORTION BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NOT PHASED BY TIRE-BLOWOUT REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEPARTMENT CONSIDERS OFFICE SWAP,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WITNESSES SAY LANNERS WRONG,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BURIED TANKS DELAY ARLINGTON HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DETENTION LIMITS BILL GETS FIRED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROPANE EXPLOSION KILLS WEB WORKER,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PAPER LINEUP,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CENTENNIAL DIRECTOR HIRED TO RAISE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*GOURMET POPCORN POPPIN' KEEPS RETIRED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CATTLE PROFIT PICTURE BRIGHTENS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MICROWAVE PACT TALKS UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
"*AS DEADLINE NEARS, FAMILIES RACKED BY FEARS","Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATOR CRITICIZES PAY PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEDICAL SCHOOL CONSIDERS CONSOLIDATING OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LIVES SHOULDN'T BE LOST,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
KEEP THE PRESSURE ON POSTAL SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET PEOPLE DECIDE IF CARETRAUM STAYS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
WAR WOULD BE UNNEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*BABY DERBY ERODES VALUE OF PRIVACY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'AWAKENINGS' A REMINDER--LIFE IS GOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CLUB FINDS NICHE IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES RECEIVE PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNTERS MAY FACE FIREARM CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA MAN HURT IN TRAIN CRASH RELEASED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN INDICTED ON RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW LIVER BRINGS MAN NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY REJECTS FIREFIGHTERS' COMPROMISE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW AIDS CASES FALL BY HALF IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAVI'S LAWYER WANTS EVIDENCE TOSSED OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HIGHER BETS COULD IMPROVE SECURITY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNAPPROVED DRUGS ORDERED DESTROYED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIAL WANTS STATE TO HIKE LICENSE FEE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"JUSTICES UPHOLD RAPE, KIDNAPPING CONVICTION","Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LONGTIME AUDITOR LEAVES OFFICE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WAUBAY WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MADISON NATIVE NAMED OUTSTANDING AMERICAN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FALSE STATEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FORMER CASINO PIT BOSS TO FACE CHEATING COUNT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY SEEKS HELP TO PAY RALLY COSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
BILL WOULD PROVIDE 4 WEED INSPECTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
UNCONSCIOUS WOMAN DIES FROM CAR FUMES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*VIDEO LOTTERY IS ON COURSE FOR '92 BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CASTANEIRA RETURNS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SCHRAG'S DICKINSON OFFERS REFLECTIVE EDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*WIDE, WHITE RIGHT FOR KITCHENS","Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BE POSITIVE ABOUT FURLOUGHS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SDSU EDGES NEB-OMAHA,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BEADLE COUNTY SAYS TOURISM SPENDING UP,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOX ELDER MAN GETS 90 YEARS IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DELEGATES CHOSEN FOR CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NAACP CHAPTER PLANS MEETING ABOUT KING,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KERREY PLATFORM--HEALTH CARE FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LANDFILL INCREASE MAY NOT BE FELT YET,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLANS TO REROUTE PRISONERS TO MADISON,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REFUGEES AGREE SADDAM SHOULD BE OUSTED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION BILL NOT LIKELY TO WIN STATE OK,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
OFFICAL SAYS SEAT BELT LAW MAY BE PASSED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PATIENT-PRIVACY BILL IS BEING ENDORSED,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEARFISH EARMARKS TAX FOR DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VICTIM ADVOCATE JAILED FOR ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KERREY VISITS HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT SAYS GUILTY PLEA STANDS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GAMBLING OPPONENT QUESTIONS STUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HEARING SET IN BUCHANAN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUSTICES OVERTURN LESBIAN'S CHILD VISITATION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SALWAY TO DEPART FROM TRIBAL POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*SNOW BUGGY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING A VOTER PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWO INJURED IN SLEDDING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOUSING SHORTAGE PERSISTS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*VOTERS ADVISE '93 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EUROPE SHOULD LEAD WAY TO STOP WAR (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CASINO PROFITS SHOULD STAY ON RESERVATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DISREGARD FOR LIFE BECOMING EVIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD ARTICLE WAS MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FREEDOM OF CHOICE ACT MUST BE DEFEATED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HUMAN TECHNOLOGY NEEDS CAREFUL DIRECTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*'ARGUS' WRONG ON ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS","Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*OLD WASHINGTON HIGH BUILDING PROVIDES QUALITY SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY SEEKS TO HIRE 5TH DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMUNITY GRANT DEADLINE FEBRUARY 1,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRANTS PROVIDE FUNDS FOR CHILD PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS UNVEIL PLANS FOR YANKTON CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER EXCHANGE PROGRAM IN WORKS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*PIZZA, BOATING PART OF GOOD DAY FOR COMMISSIONER","Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL LAND SALE STRIKES SAD NOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRUCK DRIVER RECOGNIZED FOR HEROISM,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SLAIN RESTAURANT OWNER HAD TIES TO SD POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMMUNICATION SKILL WORKSHOP THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS SHOW FOCUSES ON HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LINCOLN-UNION COOP ISSUES CAPITAL REFUND CHECKS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO COUNTERFEITING,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ACTIVIST TURNS TO PEACEFUL TACTICS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*HORSING AROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INDIANS FIGHT STEREOTYPES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARENTS TARGET OF TRUANCY CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
USD LANDMARK FACES RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*LIFE INSURANCE APPLICATIONS REQUIRE TRUTH,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SKYFORCE CROWDS DOWN SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CBA ALL-STARS SEEK TO IMPRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*WICHITA FALLS DEFEATS SKYFORCE 96-91,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BE OPTIMISTIC FOR NEW YEAR OF RESOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEENS & SEX--MANY SOURCES OFFER HELP WITH QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS--CRASH WAS AVOIDABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PBS FILM AIRING IN SAFE TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SEEKS INTERNATIONAL STATUS FOR CITY'S AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS LOOK FOR WAYS TO TRIM STATE SPENDING,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CONTACT LAWMAKERS, EARLIER THE BETTER (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GUN-CONTROL DEPRIVES HONEST AMERICANS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
RAISING LICENSE FEES WON'T SLOW GUN SALES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
HEALTH PLAN WILL HURT ANTI-ABORTION CAUSE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SD SHOULD STOP SUBSIDIZING ETHANOL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
JUDGE ORDERS MAN TO UNDERGO TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROSECUTORS TRYING TO BOOT SUE LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL TO START EARLIER IN 1995,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECTS NAMED IN STORE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FREE CLINIC EXPANDING,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE DISMISSES LIBEL SUIT AGAINST KELO,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL REJECTS LOTTERY TAKE OF 42.5%,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLICE ARREST MAN IN TIRE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*LOSS ESTIMATED AT {dollar}10,000","Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*DEMOCRAT HERSETH DECLINES TO RUN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CLINTON SELECTION TO VISIT ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MILBANK FOUNDATION GETS {dollar}400,000 GIFT","Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHERIFF INVESTIGATES UNEXPLAINED DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRAFFIC STOP LEADS TO FELONY ARREST,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VANDALS DAMAGE FORT PIERRE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PAT MILLER TO QUIT STATE JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HERSETH FORFEITS ROLE OF FAVORITE TO BEDDOW,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HURON BEGINS SEARCH FOR CITY ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BANK OFFICER NAMED HURON MAYOR,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GROUP WARY OF CHANGES IN POLLUTION REGULATION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
HURON HOSPITAL ELIMINATES 8 MANAGEMENT POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JOHNSON TO SWITCH AG CHAIRMANSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BIG CITIES CRITICALLY IN NEED OF BLOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"6,731 PEOPLE GET CLOTHES FROM CHURCH","Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES BUYS NEW SITE FOR OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FT'S ADD UP FOR FREEMAN STAR,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NUGGETS GRAB SKYFORCE GUARD FOR A 2ND TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*JANKLOW DELAYS TAX-RELIEF PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RUMBLE STRIPS TO WARN MOTORISTS AT CROSSINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABOUT 115 HIGH-PAYING JOBS MAY MOVE TO SF,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WANTS SD TO HAVE SAY IN WELFARE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BIGGEST LEGISLATIVE NEWS YET TO COME (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHOICE QUESTIONABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VIKINGS ARE SIMPLY NOT BETTER THAN THE BEARS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JANKLOW'S INCOME INDICATES COMPETENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NO ARRESTS MADE IN VANDALISM SPREE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW UNDERWOOD TEENS BREAK THROUGH ICE EVADING POLICE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKER WANTS TO HALT PHONE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOUNDATION TO GIVE BIRCH TREES AWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAWYER--MAN ASSAULTED GIRLFRIEND,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PEA-SOUP FOG WEARIES THOSE WAITING IN AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AIRPLANE SHOWS NO SIGN OF PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TWO DENY TORCHING TRAILER HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATIVE MUSCLE SOUGHT BY KEEGAN,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VERMILLION IRRIGATION-WELL PLUG APPARENTLY VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JURY SELECTION--TRIAL INVOLVING FOSSIL NAMED SUE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BERESFORD HIGH-SCHOOLERS WRITE FOR THE STAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LINCOLN COUNTY BOARD PURSUES RECYCLING OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BIA OFFICIAL TOOK CASH BRIBES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WATERTOWN MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN JULY HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GOVERNOR COULD BE CALLED AS WITNESS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
US WEST EASES ITS CUSTOMER-SERVICE BACKLOG,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FAVORS MERGER OF TWO STATE OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CORN-GROWERS KEEP EYE ON FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
OFFICIALS CALL FOR SD OFFICES OF CO-OPS,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*RYLANCE CONSIDERING OFFER FROM CFL TEAM,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THESE NUMBERS ARE ONE-SIDED FOR SOMEBODY,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHUCKWAGON NEEDS HEAVY DOSE OF ONION,"Argus LeaderJan 11 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SPEED VIOLATION LED TO SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SUSPECT HELD AFTER OFFICER WOUNDED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"TAXES, SPENDING TOP LAWMAKERS' LIST","Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SUSPECT HELD AFTER OFFICER WOUNDED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SPEED VIOLATION LED TO SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"TAXES, SPENDING TOP LAWMAKERS' LIST","Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HAIR-RAISING INCIDENTS LEAD TO ARREST,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
{dollar}1 BILLION WATER QUESTION AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
{dollar}1 BILLION WATER QUESTION AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
{dollar}1 BILLION WATER QUESTION AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HOSPITAL'S WORKER REQUEST QUESTIONED-REDFIELD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EDUCATORS WANT RESOLUTION 21 HALTED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EDUCATORS WANT RESOLUTION 21 HALTED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HIGHER PAY HELPS CITY FILL TEACHER VACANCIES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY ASSIGNMENTS MADE-MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COUNTY BOARD PAYS OLD DEBTS-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FORMER FEMALE BUS DRIVER CHARGES SEX DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WINEGARDEN RECALL EFFORT PICKING UP,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LICENSE SALES DOWN TO TRICKLE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
HOT SPRINGS SEEKS EMERGENCY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER HAD NO VACANCY FOR MEANS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER HAD NO VACANCY FOR MEANS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RADCLIFFE FOR CORPORATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RADCLIFFE FOR CORPORATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CITY BUS FIRM INSURED UNTIL AT LEAST JUNE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE MS READ-A-THON SET,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE MAN SOUGHT RELATING TO MASS MURDER,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESTAURANTS DENY 'MOONIE' OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESTAURANTS DENY 'MOONIE' OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD HAS SMOKING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON HAVING DIFFICULTY CONTROLLING VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNDER SD LAW WIFE-RAPE CHARGE IMPOSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SIOUX FALLS WAS CLEANING UP,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MICKELSON THINKS LAWMAKERS WON'T IGNORE TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON THINKS LAWMAKERS WON'T IGNORE ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SD INDIAN VISITS IRAN MILITANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SD INDIAN VISITS IRAN MILITANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SD INDIAN VISITS IRAN MILITANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD FARMERS LOSE {dollar}90 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CARTER PROPOSED GASOHOL LOANS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FAMILIES DISPLACED BY RADIATION MAY GET AID-EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STUDENTS, JANKLOW TALK POLITICS","Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER INDICTED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILIES DISPLACED BY RADIATION MAY GET AID,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TELETHON, AUCTION SET TO FIGHT","Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOSTER FATHER RELIEVED AFTER INNOCENT VERDICT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OLSON LAWYER MOVES TO DISMISS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FOSTER FATHER RELIEVED AFTER INNOCENT VERDICT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NO BUSINESS AS USUAL WITH RUDD (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"ABORTION - A MATTER BETWEEN A WOMAN, DOCTOR (L)","Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
UNBORN HAVE NO RIGHTS-NOT EVEN LAST RITES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"METRIC CONVERSION SNEAKY, NOT NEEDED (L)","Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"PINE RIDGE - ALMA L JACOBS FINED {dollar}10,000","Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER RAPID CITY POLICEMAN CLEARED ON RAPE ACCOUNT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THREE SENTENCED IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER RAPID CITY POLICEMAN CLEARED ON RAPE ACCOUNT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEAL WITH COAL SLURRY INDUSTRY URGED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WISCONSIN OFFERS TO BUY SOME RAIL LINES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEAL WITH COAL SLURRY INDUSTRY URGED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"CHAIN LETTER PROMISES {dollar}250,000","Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW ANSWERS CRITICISM OF HIS PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW ANSWERS CRITICISM OF HIS PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FEWER CONVICTED OF DWI,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HANSEN--S DAKOTA'S FORGOTTEN MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STORY LEAVES EMPLOYEE FEELING NEGLECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*STORY LEAVES EMPLOYEE FEELING NEGLECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
INMATE PLANS APPEAL OF MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MINER NOT FIGHTING JANKLOW THIS TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MINER NOT FIGHTING JANKLOW THIS TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"NEW, OLD PUC OFFICERS SPAR OVER DIRECTION","Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MINER NOT FIGHTING JANKLOW THIS TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MORTENSON IN COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REGISTRANTS TO SEE WAR AS REMOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MORTENSON IN COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EVOLUTION MARKS REAGAN TRANSITION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BALMY WEATHER HELPS & HURTS RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MONT FIRM PLANS SLURRY PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BALMY WEATHER HELPS & HURTS RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MERWIN HOPES TO GO BACK TO WORK IN FEB,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MERWIN HOPES TO GO BACK TO WORK IN FEB,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*FELINE RESCUED FROM THE BURNING HOME--CROOKS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEMPERATURES ABOVE ZERO SEEM LIKE A HEAT WAVE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WIND CHILL TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITY AWARDS CONTRACT WITHOUT ASSURED FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITY MIGHT INCREASE SEWER RATES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*15 WAYS TO SAVE YOUR SKIN,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
A HEADLINE FOR A STORY ON GENERIC FOODS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
10 INDOOR ACTIVITIES TO TAKE THE CHILL AWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS CHESS TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
STUDENT POETRY SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS AT DWU,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY ORDERS SPECS FOR TRAFFIC LIGHT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD LEGISLATORS AT ODDS OVER STATE WORKERS' PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINTER AIR FARES CUT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAND COMMISSIONER WON'T TRY TO ABOLISH HIS JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NSP HAS LOWEST ELECTRICITY RATES IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD STUDIES JUNIOR HIGH BOUNDARY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FARM LEADER--FREE MARKET A MYTH (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SMILE AT MECHANICS--& MIND YOUR SURVIVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES COMMENTS BY PERSONNEL MANAGER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BILL WOULD RAISE VENDING MACHINE TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW HAS NO EXECUTIVE ORDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARAPHERNALIA BILL INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REDISTRICT PLAN UNITES DAY COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE TELLS STATE TO PAY MOON'S LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"COMMITTEE OKS ON SALES, USE TAX","Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CONSIDER CHANGING NAME OF COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL REJECTS JANKLOW'S PROPOSED EXPLORATION FEE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FEDERAL CHEESE GIVEAWAY TO BEGIN THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NORTHERN MOVE TO DROP PIERRE A FORMALITY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS PREPARE FOR '82 FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CONVICTED BANK ROBBER GETS 70 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FEDERAL URANIUM SEARCH CONCERNS GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FEDS TO ANNOUNCE ETSI PERMIT DECISION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"HOUSING, CONSTRUCTION SEMINAR THURSDAY","Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER--FEDS COMMITTED TO IMPACT AID,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
YANKTON MEN INDICTED FOR THEFTS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*HIGH INTEREST DOWNFALL OF HOUSING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW OUTLINES CUT-RATE LOANS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*RUDY SAYS THE BILL SAYS THAT RUDY SAYS...,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD FARMERS WANT MORE DETAILS ON CROP SWAP,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
SD'S SMALL TOWN IMPACT ON NCC BB UNENDING,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAW COULD INCREASE GRAIN EXPORT (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
YOUR REFRIGERATOR'S PACKED WITH MILK,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD PUNCH BOWL PRICELESS ANTIQUE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BALL NAMED TO O'GORMAN BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
ROSSING ON COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*PEARSON--I WANTED TO LEAVE CABINET,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BANK SUES TO GET {dollar}1 MILLION BACK,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WATER SUIT DELAY CLEARS WAY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEMOS WORRY MORE ABOUT WHAT WASN'T SAID,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW DELAYS BOYCOTT OF FOREIGN GOODS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW PROPOSES NEW TWISTS TO OLD IDEAS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
LAWYER CHARGED IN COCAINE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CONGRESS NO HELP TO FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COURAGEOUS MINNESOTA GIRL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WELL DONE DORIS LARSON (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MEDICAL RESEARCH IS PRIVATE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
BILLS FILED TUES FOR '83 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO FILL BOARD VACANCY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD OFFICIAL RETIRING,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POLICE HAVE SUSPECT IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RC WOMAN ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WINNER VOTERS OK BOND SALE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION TO HOLD AMBULANCE HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
PROGRAM FOCUSES ON DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
ROBERTS OFFERED SEVERAL SD JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
*JANKLOW'S NEW PLAN TO OPEN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS MEET TO STAY IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KDLT IS HAPPY WITH LATEST RATINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE DENIES HANSON DISMISSAL MOTION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW OVERLOOKED SPRINGFIELD VALUE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSERVATION OFFICERS CANCEL DEER-KILL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NORTHERN STATE COLLEGE MAY BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RANCHER QUESTIONS VALIDITY OF LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REAR ADMIRAL GRUBB TO DECORATE SF MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SEEKS OGLALA TRIBAL VICE PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CITY NEEDS CHECK, BALANCE SYSTEM (L)","Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SURPRISES IN LEGISLATIVE MESSAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MORE HOPE IN NEWS APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CITY, WORKERS' UNION NEGOTIATE INTO NIGHT","Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION REJECTS COPTER PAD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW--MAKE NUKE DECISION NOW,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER WILL HOLD HEARING ON PRICES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ZOOKEEPERS HAVE NO TIME TO MONKEY AROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"SPEAKER LINKS NUCLEAR WAR, ABORTION","Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"FORMER RAPID CITY COUNCILMAN, MAYOR DIES","Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HURON MIGHT GET AUTOMATED FLIGHT STATION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOTIONS FILED TO DISMISS COURT ACTION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROW CROP CLINIC MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SEEKS LOCATION CHANGE FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE DELEGATES WILL ATTEND COMPACT HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BELL QUIT FEDERAL JOB BECAUSE OF DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BARTENDER LIABILITY BILL TO BE INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW--TAX DRUG DEALER'S PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKERS URGE JANKLOW TO BATTLE ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD DECIDE SCHOOL RULES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
MOST WILDLIFE SURVIVING THE HARSH WINTER,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*BANKS BOUND FOR SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP HELPS THE DEAF REACH OUT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RECOGNITION AIDS BEHAVIOR PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
KIDS DEDICATED NIGHTS TO LEARNING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*FUNERAL HOME IN OPERATION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION SPEECH IS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAROLE BOARD HEAD NAMED IN SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REUTTER ASKS SUPREME COURT FOR NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A CHAT WITH SENATOR ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRE STATION 8 OPENING IS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY WARNS OF BILL SOLICITATION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOKKEN TRIAL TO BE IN COURTHOUSE ANNEX,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LEAGUE REACHES WATER CONSENSUS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TO FEED STARVING PEOPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARMY CORPS TO INCREASE RECREATIONAL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"EUREKA RAISES {dollar}112,000 TO ATTRACT NEW INDUSTRY","Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRM ANNOUNCES NATURAL GAS RATE REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FMHA CHANGES WILL HURT FARMERS, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKER WANTS VICTIMS TO TESTIFY ON BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF ISSUES WARNING ABOUT CREDIT CARD SCAM,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WINNER REGIONAL JAIL COULD COST {dollar}2.8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COOPER TO CHANGE LEGAL PUBLICATION LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
KUNDERT WANTS TOUGHER LOBBYIST LAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS WOMAN'S DWI CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BELL PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CEREMONY RECALLS KING'S DREAM,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM FAMILIES BAND TOGETHER TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS AWASH IN WARMTH,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARM KIDS INHERIT PARENTS' WOES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SENTENCE GIVEN FORMER SHERIFF ANGERS READERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOFT SENTENCE SENDS WRONG MESSAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUREAUCRATS HELP KEEP RESERVATION LIFE COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
KUJAWA IS PLEASANT FIND FOR BRIAR CLIFF,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS AGAINST ADDING PUBLIC HUNTING LAND,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*PARTY GIVES CITY BOWLERS A CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"*1,000 RALLY IN IVANHOE","Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HORMEL TALKS MADE NO PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LEGISLATORS FOR JOBS, AGAINST TAXES","Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIR GUARD SPOKESMAN CLARIFIES NEAR COLLISION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEATHS A REMINDER TO REACH OUT--MINISTER,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY PLANNING PANEL TO DISCUSS QUARRIES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HARSH WINTER BURNS RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STUDENT USES LAW TO DEFEND INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EDUCATION FUNDING MAY FEEL SQUEEZE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO FREE LUNCH FOR FLEEING FREELOADER,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BLOCK'S POSSIBLE SUCCESSORS LEAVE PRESSLER COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CUSTOMERS INTERRUPT ATTEMPTED STORE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIST NAMES 123 YEARS WORTH OF LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEETINGS SET TO DISCUSS TRACK SALE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RANCHER SHOOTS 2 ACCUSED OF TRUCK THEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
6 LOCAL YOUTH NOMINATED FOR AIR FORCE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP WILL AID FARMERS IN TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RESIDENTS PROTEST MINE EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW SEEKS LONGER HOG BAN,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
EDGEMONT FEARS LOSS OF 300 JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*UNCOVERING A COLORFUL PAST,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JERILYN KRAMER HAS MUSHROOMING RECIPE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*WIRELESS CABLE CONNECTS RURAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TRADES ASSEMBLY RE-ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CITIBANK EXECUTIVE ON HIS WAY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
FILINGS FOR THE FIRST HALF OF DECEMBER,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1986, sect.E, p.03, col.6"
*COMMUNION DENIED IN ABORTION DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DC BATTLES TAKE SHAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAMP VOTE THREATENS DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RECORD HEAT A MATTER OF ONE DEGREE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ARTISTS OF PARIS POPULATE BOOK,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*OAK RIDGE BOYS DELIGHT FANS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'87 GRANT APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DATE OF ICE SKATE-A-THON CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
USD OFFERS BIOLOGY SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
COUPONS OFFERED TO NEW PARENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED IN SEVERAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
A BETTER USE FOR MONEY THAN RAMP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"OH NO, HERE WE GO AGAIN (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAXPAYERS DESERVE THEIR SAY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RURAL REVITALIZATION NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MILLER BREWING CO HELPING TRIBES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ESCAPED TRUSTY BACK IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO PUSH STATE PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL PARKING ON BOARD AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DOLE BACKS DISABLED PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE WARES GET STARES AT MARKET,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON TO DISCUSS STATE OF ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN TO SHARE WITH FLOCK OF FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS TAKE LEARNING BREAK,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"DOLE VISITS RUSHMORE, RAPID CITY","Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY PROBABLY TO DELAY BUILDING DECISION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
WAGE DROPS FOR CITY'S MANUFACTURING WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFULS SQUARE OFF IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS TX BANK-CARD RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPILLWAY WARNING POSTED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*IMPLANT HELPS STEADY WOMAN'S WORLD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TIME HASN'T ERASED DANGER (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*BIG-TIME COACHES DRAW ON SD TIES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY OK'S APPRAISAL OF SURPLUS CITY LOTS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS HOME IN RURAL HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT BACKS LOBBYING GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESS SEMINAR SET FOR NOON,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"2,300 IN AREA LOSE ELECTRICITY","Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN'S INN TO RAISE FUNDS FOR BIGGER SHELTER,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKER TO PROPOSE FRANCHISE TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RANDALL REVISES PLANS FOR HUMAN RELATIONS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SNOW TO BLOW BACK INTO AREA,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA BLIZZARDS OF NOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MORRELL CALLS BACK 18 UNION MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON--RECONSIDER SUPER COLLIDER DECISION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CONSTRUCTION BUILDING GUTTED IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*SOMETHING'S FISHY HERE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INCOME TAX SOLVES AN UNFAIR SYSTEM--LEGISLATOR,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEDICARE DRAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON RONALD REAGAN,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"PRESSLER RESPONSIBLE TO VOTERS, NOT LEADERS (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNOR IS SKIRTING TAX SYSTEM ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STUDENTS SHOULD BE GIVEN TESTS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AMEREQUIN SOLD TO EX-EMPLOYEE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOOTING VICTIM STILL IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT REFUSES TO ENTER COURTROOM,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO STUDENTS REMAIN HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY FOUNDATION SURPASSES {dollar}1 MILLION GOAL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CROSS-LAKE SKIING,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
APARTMENT PLAN GETS RECOMMENDATION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHURCHES GATHER TO PRAY FOR UNITY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SNOW, ICE REMOVAL POLICY WORKING","Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MORRELL TALKS RESUME AFTER 53-DAY LAYOFF,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TOWN PREPARES TO HIRE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOMB THREATS MADE AT YANKTON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MEDICAL BILL FOR NEEDY ELDERLY, DISABLED","Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PASTOR FOUND GUILTY OF SEXUAL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER GETS COMMON SENSE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SNEAK PREVIEW GIVEN OF CULTURAL HERITAGE CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TO ALLEVIATE CROWDING AT AIR BASE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES & MEMBERS OF SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PARTY FEUD TAKES TO FLOOR IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*FORT PIERRE MAN CHARGED IN MURDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ARMOUR VOTE KEEPS GYM DOOR OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*WIND WHIPS 67 MPH,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LANNERS FOUND NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PLAN DESERVES TO GET OFF THE GROUND (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ROBBIE FACED LIFE'S CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TERMINATING LPN'S DOESN'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COVER SIOUX FALLS FIRST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*SPRING FILMS LINED UP,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL SLOGANS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
BURGLARY LANDS MAN 110-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL OFFICES CLOSED ON KING DAY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP FORMS TO FIGHT PROPOSED HILLS TRAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON REQUESTS HEATING ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NARCOTICS PROBE NETS 43 PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOLD ON TO YOUR HAT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SENATOR CAN BE EXCUSED FOR BEING LATE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS WILL REINTRODUCE KING DAY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"GOVERNOR, INDIANS VOW TO BUILD RESPECT","Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTO PROPONENTS--APPROVAL GROWING CLOSER,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINING FIRM TAKES CREDIT FOR PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PANEL OK'S PLAN FOR STATE ELECTION COUNTING,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"HOUSE, SENATE AGREE ON SMOKING RESTRICTIONS","Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*TECHNOLOGY TAKES BITE FROM BAKING BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
2 MORE GUARD UNITS DEPLOYED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON WILL PUSH FOR TAX PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE DELEGATION SPLIT ON ATTACKING IRAQ,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*POSSIBLE CONFLICT SPURS JUDGE SWAP IN BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PROPOSAL WOULD LET CALLERS CHOOSE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ON THE LAUGH TRACK,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*BOY SCOUT PLANS TO GET LAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LAWMAKER UNITY NEEDED ON IRAQ,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"MEANS SHOULD HAVE SHUT UP, PAID RESPECTS (L)","Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ONE AMBULANCE FIRM CAN'T HANDLE DISASTER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*RALLY FALLS SHORT IN CBA LOSS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DEFENSE RESTS IN I-90 TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-EMPLOYEE SUING TOSHIBA OVER DISEASE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEACE GROUP PLANS MARCH THIS AFTERNOON,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLABLES COLLECTED AT THE ZOO TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TIGHT-KNIT FAMILY HELPS NEEDY KIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE MAKING PLANS IN PREPARATION FOR WAR,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
37 LAWMAKERS VOICE SUPPORT FOR LONETREE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HEAD-ON CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD BLOOD MAY BE SHOT IN ARM FOR TROOPS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 AMBULANCE ADVOCATES CONSIDER RECALLING OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BANK DIRECTOR MAY HEAD TO GULF,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
'DANCES WITH WOLVES' MAY LURE TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WESTERN ATTRACTIONS DRAW MOST VISITORS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIAL IN BICYCLIST'S DEATH RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WATERTOWN BOARD EYES 4-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WOMAN SENTENCED IN FATAL TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BUSINESSES AREN'T KEEPING SALES TAX SHARE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PAGEANT DIRECTOR RESIGNS POST,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN DIES IN SNOWMOBILE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STORE EMPLOYEE CHARGED WITH THEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
EX-GOVERNOR FOSS SIGNS WWII PRINTS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
FAIR BOSS SAYS HOUSE AN EYESORE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*HARKIN PLAN TARGETS HIGH CORPORATE SALARIES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*PARKING METERS RAISE REVENUE, TEMPERS","Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AG LAND TAX BOOST OUTRAGES FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HERE IS WHERE WE STAND ON KEY ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOW COMPASSION IN CEMETERY STORY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REGENTS DO NO GOOD BY 'ENDORSING' GAYS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HOW MUCH CULTURE DOES ONE CITY NEED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"STATE NO TAX HAVEN FOR FARMERS, RANCHERS (L)","Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
1992 'ARGUS LEADER' PLATFORM (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONGRESS MUST FIX NATIONAL DEBT FIRST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SCHOOLS FORGETTING REAL RESOURCE--KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SKYFORCE SCORECARD SYSTEM LACKS SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*IGNORED AS NATIONS TURN TOWARD DEMOCRACY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STATE'S VOTERS SHOULD DECIDE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
STRONG WILL IS AID IN CANCER FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*USD DEFEATS CHIEFS 85-73,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SDSU TRIUMPHS BEHIND WHITE, BOOHER","Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SKYFORCE WHIP YAKIMA BY 24,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WATERTOWN FIRM ANNOUNCES LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CHAMBER BOSS LIKES APPEAL OF SF,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*AUTHOR TO SPEAK AT KING CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
BLAZE CONTINUES AT WIND CAVE PARK,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
CAR ACCIDENT SPURS EVACUATION FEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION MEETING HAS 5 SD DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*FRIENDS, FAMILY REMEMBER MEDIA PIONEER","Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR AWARDS SCHOOL FOR VOLUNTEER WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON HITS TAX REBATE OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*USDA SHOULD TAKE ROLE IN WORLD MARKET,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
CLAREMONT SHOOTING SUSPECT ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKER WANTS FUNDS FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
LOWER BRULE MAN SENTENCED FOR ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
TEEN SLAPPED WITH FELONY ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
TRIBAL GROUP OPTS FOR FERRET PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
2 GOING TO PRISON ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
COULD LOSE ROAD FUND WITHOUT SEAT-BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
ENVIRONMENT ISSUES MET WITH UNCERTAINTY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
COMPLAINTS SETTLED AGAINST CASINO WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.3"
SD-BORN JOURNALIST DIES AT 69,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
"*MORE WIGGLING FUN, PARTY REBELS","Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*ANDERSTS WORKED WITH PEACE CORPS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*USE VACATIONS TO SOOTHE NEEDS AROUND WORLD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*MINING RICH WITH HISTORICAL FIGURES IN THE HILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1992, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
*SECOND PART TO STRIKE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BODY PLACED IN TRUNK,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW TAX FREEZE TO BE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STATE BAR COMMITTEE TOOK NEUTRAL STAND ON REFORM,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BRINGING FORTH CHANGE IS SOMETIMES COMPLEX (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"EAST, WEST SPLIT THREATENS STATE (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CIRCUIT JUDGES TO AID IN APPOINTMENT CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CRACK COCAINE BUST LEGAL--COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"DENNEY PAYS {dollar}30,000 TO REDUCE SENTENCE","Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRUG-PUSHING COUPLE GETS PRISON TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SLEDDING ACCIDENT VICTIMS NOT IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CANCER ISN'T ROADBLOCK,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY TO PUSH WATER PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR CALLS HEALTH INSURER'S TALK 'BALONEY',"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TIDWELL WON'T RUN AGAIN FOR BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"DEMOCRATS OUTSPEND GOP BY {dollar}128,889","Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN'S ESTATE GOES TO SON HE NEVER KNEW,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 5 YEARS FOR DRUG CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AIMED AT RETAINING TOP GRADUATES IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"TENNIS, FIDDLE KEEP HER YOUNG","Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*JOHNSON MAY BECOME SUBCOMMITTEE LEADER,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BROOKINGS COUNCIL PAY HIKE INVALID--CITY ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LEGISLATORS WANT MORE COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"ECONOMY ONLY AVERAGE, FED REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*ANGLERS NOT FROZEN OUT ON NORTHERNS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ROPS, NUMBER 1 LENNOX CLEAR EARLY HURDLE","Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEFEND YOURSELF,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE WARN TEEN-AGERS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*YOUTHS CAUSE PANIC AT MALL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MILLER CALLS FOR {dollar}2.8M CUT IN SF SCHOOL AID,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MILLER OFFERS VISION OF COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CORSON NUDE DANCERS MAY REIGNITE OBSCENITY DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SPEARFISH LAWMAKER PROPOSES PRESERVATION BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SIMPLE-LANGUAGE LAW NEEDED--BARNETT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
GOVERNOR PLANS ALTERNATE TO CLINTON'S,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
GOVERNMENT EXPERIMENTED ON HIM IN '50'S,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
CONVENTION CENTER MUST MATCH VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.A, p.1-, col.1"
MILLER MISSES MARK ON SOME SOLUTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.A, p.1-, col.1"
RIFLES SMALL THREAT TO PUBLIC SAFETY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.A, p.1-, col.1"
DON'T DRINK SO MUCH (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.A, p.1-, col.2"
BARTON IMPERSONATOR TO APPEAR AT DINNER,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO ADDRESS LEGISLATURE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR TO SPEAK AT AWARDS BANQUET,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GUARD'S MISSION IN TURKEY TO END,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY SCHOOLS CAN DO BETTER,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CLEANING DAY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MARQUARDT OFTEN MADE THREATS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUPREME COURT JUSTICE TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLUB SEEKS MASCOT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ABERDEEN TO BAN SEX IN BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITIES CAN APPLY FOR TREE GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOLT TO MANAGE NEW SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TOWNS, TOWNSHIPS SEEK FUEL TAX SHARE","Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*EXTRA LOAD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ESCALATING LEGAL EXPENSES WORRY LINCOLN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE DENIES BOND FOR THREE MEN CHARGED IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD CONTINUES TO OPPOSE ABORTION MANDATE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
UNITED WAY DONATIONS UP 10 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HOMESTAKE TUNNEL MAY LEAD TO GOLD,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
VOLUNTEERS SEEKING AID FROM COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
BURGLARY AT LANDFILL UNCOVERS PORN MAGS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
JAIL TIME FOR ACCIDENT THAT KILLED GIRL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*KNIGHTS WIN BIG,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LETTER NEEDED TO CORRECT SOCIAL SNUB,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DINNER IS FAMILY TIME FOR STUDENT MOM,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PUMA ON THE LOOSE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEALTHY EARN ONE-THIRD OF SD INCOME,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
50% TAKE MAY HURT CASINOS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*TAX REFORM MUST COME FIRST, EDUCATORS DISAPPOINTED","Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"BRAVO, COMPUTERS FOR YOUNGER GRADES (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GO AFTER DRUG ABUSERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NEWSPAPER CARRIERS DESERVE MORE PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"TO ENSURE NEWSPAPER DELIVERY, GET A BOX (L)","Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PAPER'S CHRISTMAS PAGES A BIG HIT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE 1995 LEGISLATIVE SESSION OPENS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*LEARNING PACE NEEDS FREEDOM AND BALANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*EDUCATION REQUIRES RESPONSE BY LEARNER (PROF),"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SKYFORCE MAKES IT 12 OUT OF 13,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
1-TERM GOVERNOR GETS NO PENSION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ARMED MEN ROB HITCHHIKER ON I-90,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL VOLUNTEERS TO HELP IN CALIFORNIA,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN INJURED WHEN CAR PUSHED INTO TRAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK HELP IN VANDALISM CASES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WALTHER TESTIFIES ABOUT STABBING,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GLAZED TOWER,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAYOR'S PLAN FACES OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FLU HITS STATE'S YOUNGEST RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY WORKERS MAY GET 2% WAGE HIKE FOR NEXT 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
NEBRASKA SOUVENIRS SWEPT FROM SHELVES,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*DUPLEX FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
'MYTHS OF AFRICA' TOPIC OF SPEECH,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RESERVATION POVERTY FOCUS OF GUEST PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TEEN-AGER WINS RANGER CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TWO WATER-DISTRICT MEMBERS SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES TO HAVE 53RD SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BARNETT SAYS MURAL CAN BE COVERED,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*COUNTY JAILER POSES TOPLESS FOR BIKER MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PRISON PROPOSAL WOULD COST {dollar}48 MILLION OVER 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WITNESSES SAY OFFICIAL LED SCHEME,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
UTILITY STOCKS MAY SEE A GOOD YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 12 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MINNEHAHA DELEGATION LOSES ITS CLOUT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHARGES SET IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CHARGES SET IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*FIRST SNOW, THEN COMES THE COLD","Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"PARALLEL DRAWN BETWEEN ISSUE OF CAROLS, WARTIME SERI","Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CHANGE RULES FOR PIPELINES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CHANGE RULES FOR PIPELINES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ECUMENISON AGAIN IN CITY SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CITY BANK WORKER TAKEN HOSTAGE IN 1934,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIOLATORS KEPT IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION CONFERENCE SELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GAVINS POINT DISCHARGES CUT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GAVINS POINT DISCHARGES CUT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ELDERLY COUPLE SHOT IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEARING ON AQUEDUCT SET,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PORK PRODUCERS TO MEET,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEARING ON AQUEDUCT SET,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEETINGS BILL LOSES PROVISION,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
INDIANS AFRAID OF NEW CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHIRMER SUGGESTS NEW BILL PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*DAKOTANS - POLITICS OUT, US IN OLYMPICS","Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CANDIDACY BRINGS PRESSLER EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"EMBARGO WILL BE FELT BY FARMERS, TAX PAYERS","Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"EMBARGO WILL BE FELT BY FARMERS, TAX PAYERS","Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*NADER GROUP RATINGS-CONGRESS IS 'ANTI-CONSUMER',"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*NADER GROUP RATINGS-CONGRESS IS 'ANTI-CONSUMER',"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*THE KENNEDY MANSION - CANTON,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HEART PATIENTS STRETCH AND BEND,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE KENNEDY MANSION - CANTON,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOAN PROCESSING OPENS HOMES TO SINGLE BUYERS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LOAN PROGRAM OPENS HOMES TO SINGLE BUYERS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*TALKING BOOKS TAKE MAN AROUND THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*TALKING BOOKS TAKE MAN AROUND THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MRS HENRY WRAGE-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.B, p.19, col.1"
PICTURES CAPTURE WINTER'S BEAUTY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FUTURE OF HUNTING MAY REST WITH DOVES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
ABDNOR - OPEN GRAIN PLAN TO ALL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BILL SEEKS TO EQUALIZE SCHOOL TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BILL SEEKS TO EQUALIZE SCHOOL TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HANDICAPPED ENTERING NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HANDICAPPED ENTERING NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TVA GETS FIRST URANIUM EXPLORATION OK,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"CITIZENS FAVOR A WATER PLAN, SURVEY SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PURSUIT VICTIMS AND DECISIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PURSUIT VICTIMS AND DECISIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*A TALE OF TWO AREA CONTRIBUTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*A TALE OF TWO AREA CONTRIBUTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
COLLEGE SYSTEM DRAINS RESOURCES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"FILLING IN FOR MOM A PIECE OF CAKE, SORT OF","Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA NAMES PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WEST COAST RAIL PLAN OFFERED STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
VERMILLION SALES TAX BEGINS JULY 1,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BILL INTRODUCTION BELOW NORMAL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
AUDITS TO GO ON,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WHERE TO CALL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SENATOR ADMITS LAW SCHOOL DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
LAWMAKERS DELAY STATE FAIR DEBT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
LAWMAKERS DELAY STATE FAIR DEBT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
INDIAN OFFICIAL SAYS FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SUNFLOWERS MAY POWER FARM MACHINERY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
JANKLOW AG BONDING PROGRAM ON SHAKY GROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRMS SEE 'NO-GROWTH' YEAR AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW AG BONDING PROGRAM ON SHAKY GROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRMS SEE 'NO-GROWTH' YEAR AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ARCTIC COLD COVERS EAST, SF IS WARM","Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD STUDENT'S BODY IDENTIFIED IN OHIO,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ABOUREZK INVESTIGATING JENRETTE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
UNIVERSALISM LEAVES EVERYONE IN CENTERFIELD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUDGET STAFF DEFENDS PLANNED 8 PERCENT SD PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN BRIBE CASE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN BRIBE CASE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET STAFF DEFENDS PLANNED 8 PERCENT SD PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLBOOK POLICY ADOPTED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT IMPERILS INSURANCE FUND,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POSTER CHILD--GOV WILLIAM JANKLOW INTRODUCES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF POLICE OFFICERS PROWL STREETS FOR DRUNK DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SF POLICE OFFICERS PROWL STREETS FOR DRUNK DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE TO HEAR WINGLER CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE TO HEAR WINGLER CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SENATORS' EATING MAY BE DEFEATING,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL CHILDREN CAUGHT IN MIDDLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL CHILDREN CAUGHT IN MIDDLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES EDITORIAL ABOUT ADC REDUCTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VA HELD TO NATIONAL HOSPITAL STANDARDS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRO-LIFE GROUP NAMES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE MUM ON CEMENT PLANT LEASING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
100 LOBBYISTS REGISTERED SO FAR,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TRYING MEIERHENRY DEBT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*SIOUX FALLS WEEKLY CHANGES NAME, SIZE","Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*SIOUX FALLS WEEKLY CHANGES NAME, SIZE","Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"STUDDED TIRES, HUNTING BILLS INTRODUCED","Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BLACK HILLS TOURISM UP SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GIFT TO CITY WILL PAY FOR BRANCH LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
YANKTON ARMED ROBBERY BEING PROBED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOME SCHOOL LUNCHES TO COST MORE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BLACK HILLS TOURISM UP SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*TRAINING SCHOOL HOPING FOR MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JACK RABBITS WORRY SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL UNION CONSIDERS WAGE FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BILL REMOVES BOND INTEREST LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INCREASED COMPETITION FOR LARGER LONG-DISTANCE CALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL OK'S LIQUOR BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VEBLEN WOMAN FREEZES TO DEATH AFTER CAR STALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IT'S TIME S DAKOTAN SAT ON APPEALS COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL EVENT SALES TAX POSES QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU COMPUTER STAFF CRITICIZES SD POLICIES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FLOREY--CONSTITUTION GUARANTEES HIS RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CHANGING AXTELL PARK INTO ELEMENTARY SCH PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOX ELDER MAN ARRESTED FOR {dollar}1.93 ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LOST DISASTER FORMS FOR TRIPP & FAULK COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"MONEY, CLOTHING TRAIL LEADS TO SUSPECT","Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS IS QUITE SURE HE'LL RUN,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"STATE RETURNS {dollar}86,585 TO WIDOW-WINNER","Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEER FIGHTS CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BILL CALLS FOR REPORTS ON BONDING EXPERTS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DISCREET TRUCK WEIGHT DEVICE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INCREASED PENALTIES FOR RAPE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW RECOVERING AT HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS AVOID 1ST WEEK ON PURPOSE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"SENATE OK'S {dollar}35,750 FAIR PAYMENT","Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*MEIERHENRY--MORE DRUG AGENTS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"64 NEW BILLS INCLUDE DWI, DRUG PROPOSALS","Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
PRESSLER AIDE--AID CUTS EXAGGERATED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SUIT SEEKS RETURN OF STATE'S ATTORNEY'S FEE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*MEAT MARKET--A FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PROFESSOR PUSHES THE LANGUAGE OF NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"EGGS ADD MAGIC TO BAKED GOODS, MAIN DISHES","Argus LeaderJan 13 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PLANS NOMINATIONS OF NEW CABINET,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FLOODED RADIOACTIVE VAULT--NO DANGER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SEN ABDNOR ON CABINET RESIGNATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*LIVE ROCKY MOUNTAIN OYSTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOOK AGAIN AT TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLAY REACHES OUT TO CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEMBERSHIP MONTH FOR SENIORS' PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
USD TO OBSERVE 100TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
KYKC DONATES TIME FOR RADIOTHON,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
3 DRUG ABUSE CLASSES TO BE OFFERED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
JANKLOW WANTED MCALISTER TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WANTS TO RENAME PART OF RIVER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--NEW SCHOOL STUDY IS ACTION,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
C&NW FROM PIERRE TO RC MAY SHUT DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HIS MEETING WAS A PRIVATE THING,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CITIZEN'S HELP LEADS TO ARREST,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*HOIGAARD OF RAVEN INDUSTRIES DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SURGERY SET FOR INAUGURAL ARM INJURY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LOOK OVER JANKLOW'S LOAN PLANS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
APPLAUDS ARTICLES ON MENTALLY RETARDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
K-CINEMA MANAGER DISPUTES FINE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RAPS DASCHLE FOR VOTING AGAINST ND PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WE NEED NUCLEAR FREEZE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BDM BOARD VOTES TO START WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATURE TO VOTE ON CLOSING DATE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE WANTS SUMMER TOURISM HOSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
9 INDICTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER KEEPS CERTAIN ITEMS OUT OF TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MARCH OF DIMES TO BEGIN FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN IN FAIR CONDITION AFTER BEATING,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HORSE RACING GETS TENTATIVE OK,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*DEAF SCHOOL HEAD HOPES TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SULLY BUTTES SCHOOL BOARD RIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BANKS ON HIM,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*'I CAN CREATE A BRIGHT SPOT IN A DAY',"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DASCHLE--CROP SWAP TOO LITTLE TOO LATE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
*BEARDSLEYS' DAIRY FARMING TAKES BACK SEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SUE THOMAS PACESETTER IN WOMEN'S RUNNING,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JUDGES AGREE TO STIFFER DWI SENTENCES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DWI CAMPAIGN PROVES WORTH,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*'SHEDDING CLOTHES DOESN'T MAKE US STRIPPERS',"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SOME OF THE BEST MOVIES ARE YET TO COME,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"THAT'S WILMOT, NOT WILMONT","Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
REMEMBERED AS BIG HOME-RUN HITTER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TRAN WORKS IN HURRY AS WASHINGTON WINS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTIES ASK TO SHARE HEALTH BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEGISLATURE--LEAVE NUCLEAR WASTE ISSUE TO US,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD MAKE HIGH-RISK INSURANCE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSAL SETS PENALTIES FOR CABLE TV PIRACY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALE-LEASEBACK PROGRAM PROPOSED FOR CITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAVE LAST DAY FOR ACTION ON VETOS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE PANEL OKS END OF LOAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY, WORKERS REACH TENTATIVE AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMS SET THEIR SESSION PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USD-SPRINGFIELD IS THE WHIPPING BOY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BANK ISSUE IS OVERBLOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JOE ROBBIE BUYS SIOUX FALLS LAB,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DIALOGUE ON WILDLIFE WORTHWHILE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RECENT COLD SNAP KEPT POLICE BUSY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEWIS PLANS STORE FOR FAST-GROWING AREA,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*LANGLEY--CHANGING PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BYRON DALE WILL BE SENTENCED THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE MEETS WITH TRADE OFFICIALS IN TOKYO,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"LETTER SET GUIDELINES, NOT AMOUNTS","Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OAHE BOARD WANTS NEW JAMES RIVER AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"PERPICH, JANKLOW PLAN TO TALK ABOUT COLLEGE","Argus LeaderJan 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CITY TARGETS BOOKSTORE--ACTIVISTS APPLAUD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE MAY FORCE YOU TO BUCKLE UP,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOMESTIC VIOLENCE--A TRAGIC AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW WON'T LET UP HIS FINAL 2 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KEY LEGISLATIVE LEADERS FARMILIAR,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DO YOURSELF A FAVOR BY CHECKING TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DON'T PUT OFF ACTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BABY GIRL BRINGS A NEW WORLD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
A LIST OF BILLS SUBMITTED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BACK RENT HOLDS UP ROSEBUD HOUSING PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MAIL FRAUD CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GREGORY-PIERRE TRIP A NEW STATE RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
JANKLOW RECORD MAKES TOP SPOT POPULAR,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LEGISLATORS BEGIN CHEM NUCLEAR TOUR,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LEGISLATORS BEGIN CHEM-NUCLEAR TOUR,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SALE OF LYSOL ON ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
TO EXPLAIN MYSTERY OF SIOUX AQUIFER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SAFETY SHOULD BE THE NUMBER 1 GOAL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CLASS PICKS GUITARS APART,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST LUTHERAN OF SF INSTALLS NEW LEADER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SYMPHONY NEEDS PROGRAM VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*DONA BRECHT, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SNOWS COULD CHANGE BUSINESS FORTUNES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HORMEL PLANS TO REOPEN AUSTIN PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WARMER WEATHER SHOULD RETURN,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FLOREN RECALLS THE BIG BAND DAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*WATCHING WILDLIFE GO BY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
ANNIVERSARY NOTED WITH SDSU SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"BURLINGTON NORTHERN GIVES {dollar}10,000 GIFT TO SCHOOL","Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY SPONSORS READATHON,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE FOR AGRONOMY STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HOW ABOUT COP CALLING CARDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CITY EMPLOYEES UNFAIRLY CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"DEMOCRATS SHOULD LOOK AHEAD, NOT BACK (L)","Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE EFFORTS APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
JUNGLE TESTS SALEM'S WILL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KINDERGARTENERS LEARNING FASTER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ISSUES RANGE FROM FARMING TO AIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC HEARING ON INDIAN EDUCATION TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINNER MAN DIES IN CAR-PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'GLAMOUR' HONORS ARGUS PUBLISHER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ARIZONA JOINS NUCLEAR WASTE COMPACT TALKS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY TO PAY PREMIUM PRICE FOR INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY CALENDAR ADDS ONE DAY TO NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"REPORT SHOWS GOOD, BAD IN STATE","Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOURISM CONFERENCE BEGINS JAN 22 IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BERRY PICKERS, WOMAN BATTLE FOR SILVER COINS","Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*WITHOUT 'PAPA JOE',"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*JANKLOW LIKES NUCLEAR PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
LAWMAKERS PAINT GRIM FARM PICTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*WARM WEATHER MELTS WINTER SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*6-YEAR SENTENCE 'FAIR',"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
24 LAWMAKERS GREET 1ST DAY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*1987 SOUTH DAKOTA LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*WHAT'S IN A NAME,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PAPER POORLY REFLECTED COMMUNITY WITH STORIES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TOWN SHOULD WEIGH DUMP RISKS CAREFULLY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DELA TEK COVERAGE BIASED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DASCHLE TAKES TO SENATE WAYS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CLEAN WATER ACT IS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
NON-RESIDENTS MAY GET LESS TIME TO HUNT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RUGGED START BENEFITS SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MORE TOURNEYS BETTER FOR HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DAYTON'S NAMES NEW MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOLE LIKES NEW '88 SD PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS PANEL--RESTORE 1 PERCENT CUT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL FOR DEAF PLANS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUSTICES HEAR REUTTER APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLEAR LAKE MIGHT ANNEX DELA TEK SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAILROAD SPURS NEW PARKING DISPUTE TWIST,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"NORWEST CORP, BANK ONE JOIN FOR NEW SERVICE","Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RANCHER DONATES BOBCAT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FARM LEADER FEARS FOR SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GIRL REMAINS STABLE AFTER HEART TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GRASS FIRE BURNS 13,000 ACRES NEAR ST FRANCIS","Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SECRETARY OF STATE OFFICE HOURS EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THE PHONE COMPANY TO CLOSE IN EMPIRE MALL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL RAISES CONCERN,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY DELAYS CHAMBER OFFICE DECISION,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MILITARY FLIGHTS ANGER RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS TO HONOR KING,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HURON PLANT MAY OPEN WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SD POPULATION HOLDS STEADY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LABOR LEADER TO MEET UNION PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HARTFORD WATER SHOWS HIGH LEAD LEVELS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"4,000 HOMELESS IN SD","Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSES RAISING SALES TAX TO CUT PROPERTY TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHARM OF SF IS THREAT TO NEARBY TOWNS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"RETURN ACADEMICS, MORALITY TO SCHOOLS (L)","Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SHOULD IMPROVE BALANCE ON HIGH COURT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE NEEDS FAIRER TAX (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*GOING FOR MUSIC'S GOLD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLLECTORS SUGGEST NECESSITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MOM HOPES 'RAIN MAN' AIDS AUTISTIC,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*TOP FAMILY TOURIST SPOTS INCLUDE SD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
USD TO HOST THEATER FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
A CALL GOES OUT FOR ALL FUTURE FARM WIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
EXCHANGE OF CHURCH BULLETINS FOR SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
GETTING A BANG IN SMALL CLAIMS COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
CITY MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL OFFICES TO BE CLOSED MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO HOLD PUBLIC MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OWNERS CAN RETURN FAULTY COFFEE MAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*A TIME FOR BLADES, NOT GRADES","Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BUILD SOCIETY, NOT JUST DEFENSE--DASCHLE","Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP PUSHING FOR MINING RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRAVEL IN YOUR OWN AIRPLANE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WOMAN ASKS BOSS AUSTAD FOR RAISE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STOFFERAHN BARRED FROM US WEST TRAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDENT ARRESTED IN YANKTON BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
THE NEW WOMEN'S BATHROOM,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD PRECIPITATION SUMMARY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*O'GORMAN SEEKS 3RD STRAIGHT TITLE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STOCKYARDS STILL NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*WALGREEN WILL CLOSE MALL STORE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
WORKERS REAPPLY FOR JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
'THERE ISN'T ANY COVER-UP',"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PARKSTON, FREEMAN TURN OFF MTV","Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RIGHT TO LIFE--NO BILL THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE RECEIVES THIRD JUVENILE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MINNESOTAN NAMED DEAN OF CALVARY EPISCOPAL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SOLID SCRIPT PULLS PLAY PAST LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
"INSTINCTS OF LEFTY, GAY CHILDREN INBORN (L)","Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ADC PAYMENTS INADEQUATE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*BY DESIGNATING KING HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*SKYFORCE DEFEAT GRAND RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KDLT-TV HIRES NEW NIGHT CO-ANCHOR,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON WOMAN HIT BY AUTOMOBILE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GLORY HOUSE GETS {dollar}10,000 DONATION","Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SAY CRANK IS PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN CRANK DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS CONSIDER RAISES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP TO BUY RADIO STATION,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON MAILING CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BICYCLE BUILDER HITS MOST POPULAR THEMES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AMBULANCE STUDY BEING PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ACTIVISTS ARE FARM THREAT--EXPERT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHARBONEAU SETTLEMENT NOT RUSHED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD PRECIPITATION SUMMARY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JOHNSON HEADS EFFORTS TO PROTECT BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KILLS MCKELLIPS' STATEWIDE RECYCLING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS URGE ASSESSMENT BILL'S DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRISONER RELEASE BILL MOVES AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAMBLING DRIVES CAR DEALER AWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*PROTESTERS VENT CONCERNS FOR GULF,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WAITING FOR WAR--SOUTH DAKOTANS MUST PONDER IMPACTS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MCGOVERN CALLS SITUATION 'CHARADE',"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"AXTELL STUDENTS, SOLDIERS SHARE BONDS","Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*NO ONE WANTS WAR,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*MAJOR GETS READY FOR MISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*DISABLED VET ASKS--WHY OUR BLOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*SD LAWMAKERS MIXED ON GULF FORCE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DON'T WAIT FOR ANY REMARKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD PASS MANDATORY SEAT BELT LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SD INDIANS VOTING BLOC GAINS CLOUT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
COMMISSIONERS BETTER HEED AMBULANCE VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
READERS DIVIDED ON WHETHER US SHOULD GO TO WAR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*WASHINGTON NETS TITLE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CUSTER MAN TRAPS COYOTE, REWARD","Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
HURLEY MAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE GUARD TRAINING NOT GULF RELATED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF TEEN WINS 'BLOSSOM' CROWN,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO LOCAL WOMEN GET VOLUNTEER AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHILD FACES SPECIAL KIND OF BRAIN SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FROSTY VIEW,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL CLOSE TO PICKING JUSTICE NOMINEES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPECIAL SESSION LIKELY TO REDISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS PROTEST AGAINST CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEDERAL LOANS OK'D FOR NEW FIRE TRUCKS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"LEMMON MAN, 2 OTHERS INDICTED IN APRIL DEATH","Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"WALK, TALK FOR PEACE MONDAY IN VERMILLION","Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BROOKINGS CONSIDERS STREET CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CHANGE SHOULD STOP FLOOD OF BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*HOME FEDERAL'S HALLEM TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"RC DRAWS 96,048 CONVENTIONERS","Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TAX-HELP SESSIONS PLANNED THROUGH STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARM BALTIC WINS CHAMBER'S YEARLY HONOR,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FED FORESEES ONLY 1 PERCENT GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"*SOLUTION IS NOT FOUND QUICKLY, EASILY","Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*FILM PUTS BURDEN OF STORY ON FIELD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*RESPECT IS AT HEART OF MANNERS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
*TEXAS PRIDE STANDS TALLER THAN MONUMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1991, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
10-YEAR-OLD SAVES BROTHER FROM FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*ICE RACING OFFERS THRILLS, CHILLS, SPILLS","Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PRIMARY HOT SEAT FOR HARKIN, KERREY","Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX TALK COULD TIE UP LEGISLATURE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MERGER LINKS HAULER, EX-ADVOCATE OF EDGEMONT DUMP","Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*SUPER BOWL NEEDS SUDS, NOT SNOBS","Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*INFANT CARE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*BABY 'WORKS' FULL TIME AT LAW FIRM,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
SON COULD BE CARRIER OF STREP,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
TAX COMPLAINTS CAN'T BE IGNORED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRIMARY VOTING BOILS DOWN TO ARITHMETIC (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOINT TENANT NEEDS CLEAR TITLE TO SELL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"{dollar}743,000 JACKPOT WON AT DEADWOOD","Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEBRUARY 1 DEADLINE FOR MOBILE HOMES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORT PIERRE GROUPS FALL SHORT ON FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS HOPE SIGNS CLEAR WAY FOR PLOWS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARKS HOST 6 MILLION VISITORS IN 1991,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SECRETARY OF STATE SAVORS INAUGURATION MEMORY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS READ IN A TUB,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR HOPES SESSION A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO UNSEAT BELLE FOURCHE SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REQUESTS FOR USED-CAR LOTS GROW WITH CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DRIVER PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RC BOYS FACE CHARGES FOR TAKING HANDGUN TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
10-11 TO BE ARRESTED FOR ILLEGAL POKER GAME,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
4 CHARGED IN BURGLARY OF MOTORCYCLE DEALER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PRESSLER WARNS OF NUCLEAR ALLIANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AIR SERVICE STUDY ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RARE WINTER FIRE FLARES IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FIRE RESCUE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TRUCKER CHARGED WITH GIVING DRIVER RIDE OF HIS LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STATE EASY ON DOCTORS, GROUPS SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE 'ARGUS' IS LISTENING,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
THREE SD DOCTORS DISCIPLINED IN '92,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
CITY WASTING MONEY ON ONE-UPMANSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DRIVING TIPS AID TRIPS ON ICY ROADS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KKK INFILTRATING SD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WATER DEVELOPMENT MERITS COMPROMISE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' GRAMMER GOOF SETS A BAD EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
COUNTY TO USE WHEEL TAX FUND,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRANTS PROVIDE FUNDS FOR CHILD PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY MACHINE TAKES BOGUS QUARTER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP FOCUSES ON SPECIAL NEEDS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CLASS VISITS BIG HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR TARGETS SPECIAL ED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS TIGHTEN RULES FOR MEDICAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STORM BRINGS FLURRY OF TICKETS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
POLICE OFFICER CHARGED IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DEADWOOD GROUP ADOPTS NEUTRAL STANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-ARMY OFFICER TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FFA, LEGISLATIVE EVENT SET FOR THURSDAY","Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RC JUDGE TO STEP DOWN IN '98,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RC MAN GIVEN 3-YEAR PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*BALTIC FIRE GUTS HOG BARN, ALL BUT 1 PIG SAVED","Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MICKELSON'S PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CASE CHALLENGING JUDGE SELECTION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DRIVER CHARGED IN TEEN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*REMEMBERED MOST AS AN INSPIRING LECTURER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FARMERS HARVEST RECORD CORN CROP,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CLEAR LAKE WOMAN NAMED TOP RETAILER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
NORTH SIOUX CITY INDUSTRIAL PARK NEARS CAPACITY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
CANOE EVENT IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
CITY LOOKED FORWARD LONG BEFORE '90S,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SURVIVAL IN THE AISLES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PILOT-COOK IS HOT ON SPICY ETHNIC DISHES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PLAN WOULD BOOST SF SCHOOL AID,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*MORTGAGE, TAX WOES PLAGUE STRIP MALL OWNER","Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*GAMBLING TREATMENT REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FEW GAMBLERS SEEKING HELP FOR ADDICTION,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GUNS ARE NOTHING TO PLAY AROUND WITH (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOLS SHOULD TEACH BENEFITS OF ABSTINENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THOMAS MISSED MARK ON ABORTION COLUMN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD NEEDS PLAN TO COMBAT CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*A PARENT'S WORST NIGHTMARE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PRIORITY FOR THE 1994 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY MAN FOUND GUILTY IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-FLANDREAU MAN GUILTY IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN WHO LOST LEGS ACCEPTS SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE REPORT OF FLASHER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL FUNDING TRIAL TO START MARCH 21,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THATCHER TO SPEAK MAY 3 IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ACCIDENT TRAPS DRIVER IN CAR,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOPPLER CONFUSES AIR TRAFFIC SIGNALS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*FOCUS OF SQUABBLE BETWEEN STAAB, BOARD","Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INDEPENDENT PROSECUTOR NEEDED IN CASES--WHITEWATER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BET LIMIT DEFEAT WON'T STOP NEW RESORT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOUNT RUSHMORE RENOVATION UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"FFA, LEGISLATORS TO DISCUSS ISSUES","Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KING AWARD WINNER TO DELIVER ADDRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MARQUARDT'S SON--VICTIMS HAD GUNS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW 3-STATE LOTTO WILL START FEB 21,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PORCUPINE SCHOOL REGAINS ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PROSECUTOR TO CHARGE 4 IN GUN PRANK,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SNOWMOBILES TO RACE ON YANKTON LAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STURGIS BUSINESSES FACE ALCOHOL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*OUTDOOR REMODELING IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SENATOR'S MISGIVINGS SHOCK SERVICE NOMINEE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*REPORT CUTS HARVEST ESTIMATE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AG-ENGINEER STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
MORRELL UNIONISTS CHOOSE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*VIKINGS PINNED DOWN LATE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO HOST 1996 CBA ALL-STAR FESTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OUTLAWS CUT LOCAL SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*EXERCISE PLAN SOURS QUICKLY ON TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MYRON LEE PARKS CADDIES FOR LAST TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TOP WISH LIST FOR SD SCHOOLS (PROF),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FIREFIGHTER PULLED OUT OF BLAZE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
REJECTS BID TO SHUT OFF BOY'S LIFE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PILOT ERROR BLAMED IN ND CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEDICAL PROBLEMS RULED OUT IN PILOT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PRESSLER CRITICIZES FAA,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
FEDS MUST CHARGE MORE FOR GRAZING (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KEEP UP HELMET FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ABORTIONISTS SHOULD PAY FOR THEIR SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VIOLENCE OF ABORTION LEADS TO VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*EPP JOINS KSFY AS A PRODUCER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOME FLOWERS CAN BE STARTED FROM SEED NOW,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*ROOSEVELT-OG CLASH TYPIFIES WILD SIC RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DAKOTA WESLEYAN EYES THIRD STRAIGHT TITLE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROOSEVELT PINS O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOME RESTAURANTS HAVE SMOKING BAN,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HIGH-SCHOOL STUDENT ALLEGEDLY HIT WITH GUN,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PREGNANT WOMAN INJURED IN 4-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DETECTIVES UNSURE IF ROBBERY OCCURRED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DEFENSE--SHORTEN SIELER'S JAIL TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MIDDLE-SCHOOL CLASS GETS THE ANSWER,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PROPERTY-TAX REFORM TO BE JOINT EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
10 RADIO STATIONS BAND TOGETHER FOR CHILDREN'S CARE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POLICE SAY MAN STALKED CITY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
PATROL VETERAN RETIRES TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CANDIDATES RUNNING FOR STUDENT OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROSECUTOR HIRED AS STATE'S ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
AGENCY ESTABLISHED NEW PAYMENT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FOSSIL-COLLECTION TRIAL UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*EXTENSION AGENT HONORED AT RECEPTION,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MAN GETS 45 YEARS IN ROOMMATE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DISTRICT TO END OPEN-ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*'DIALOGUE: RACISM' TO FIGHT PREJUDICE,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BIA OFFICIAL ADMITTED TAKING PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SD FIRMS DON'T ABANDON MEXICO,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
ECONOMIC CRISIS IN MEXICO WILL AFFECT SD--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*SLEET DISRUPTS NORTHEAST SD,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
HIGH COURT BACKS OVERDUE-TAX LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
RC MANSLAUGHTER SUSPECT FREED FOR CANCER TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"TO PROTECT ELLSWORTH AIRBASE, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
FALL RIVER COUNTY JAILER SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
ACCURATE VALUATIONS ANGER PROPERTY OWNERS,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
RANCH NOT AT FAULT FOR COWBOYS INJURY--SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 13 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
POLICE GOT TIP CORLE ARMED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PRISON INMATE CONVICTED IN PLOT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
HELP AMERICANS HIKE PRODUCTIVITY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SEND THEM HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
KRAMER'S SERFS LEAD AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO EXCUSES FOR STAYING OUT OF SHAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FROZEN JACKRABBITS AND OTHER THINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STARTING THE PROGRAM IS TOUGHEST PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
RUNNING FEVER NOT FOREIGN TO SD,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
FIRE DEPARTMENTS RECEIVE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
FISHING PROHIBITED IN PARTS OF OAHE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
GOLDEN AGE LICENSES AVAILABLE IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
YANKTON'S SLOWEY GETS RECORD FISH,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
SIX MORE JOIN TROPHY HUNT CLUB,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
CONVENTION STARTS-SD SHOOTING SPORTS ASSOC,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
ACTIVITY AT BIRD FEEDER INCREASING WITH COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.2"
GUN COLLECTION ONE OF THE BEST,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.2"
*GOOD SAMARITAN NAMES ASSISTANT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*PROMOTIONS MADE BY KEYSTONE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*KPAT NAMES OPERATIONS MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*SPITZNAGEL PARTNERS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*TERRACE PARK NAMES SALES MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*WEAVER CHIPS COMING TO CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*TOM COTTON IS MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
"*STEIB JOINS PIPER, JAFFRAY","Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
EMPIRE HOMES SOLD TO MINNESOTA CORPORATION,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.2"
*STATE RETAILERS APPOINT PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.2"
SEARS FOUNDATION AWARDS COLLEGE GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.2"
ACCOUNTANCY BOARD HIRES EXECUTIVE SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.3"
NEW LAW FIRM TO OPEN IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.3"
IT'S THE LAST YEAR FOR EMERSON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S THE LAST YEAR FOR EMERSON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*MRS. LEONARD HAGEN, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE CLUB MISSING VETERAN MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEACHING A NEW POLITICIAN OLD TRICKS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ABOUREZK FEW GOALS ACHIEVED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STUDENT FEDERATION TAKES STAND AGAINST RESOLUTION 21,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
JANKLOW NAMES 3 TO CABINET,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
STUDENT FEDERATION TAKES STAND AGAINST RESOLUTION 21,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"*SNOW STORM BURIES MIDWEST, SHUTS O'HARE","Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CEMENT SUIT MAY BE MOVED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SON HELD IN PIERRE SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE CHIEF QUITS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
ROADS & RAILS TO DOMINATE LEGISLATOR'S TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WARM AIR BLOWS OUT TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WARM AIR BLOWS OUT TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OLYMPIC BOYCOTT APPEARS A STEP CLOSER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ACTIVIST VISITS HOSTAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ACTIVIST VISITS HOSTAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ACTIVIST VISITS HOSTAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MORE THAN PUMPING GAS AT GENE'S 66,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*TELETHON, AUCTION EARN {dollar}63,000","Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILL ROADS DIE AS RAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN - AID EMBARGO VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WITHOUT STATE APPRPOVAL-ANOTHER WAY TO TEACH,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CROP PLANS UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WAYS TO COOL POLICE PURSUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOG PRODUCERS GATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WAYS TO COOL POLICE PURSUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEAD MAN CRITICALLY BURNED IN BLAST,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAS PRICES UP 5 CENTS A GALLON,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
4-YEAR-OLD REUNITED WITH SD FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON TRIBE TO GET LAND PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION MUSEUM DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONSERVATION SHIFT DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BRANDON FAMILY MOURNS LOSS OF HORSES,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BRANDON FAMILY MOURNS LOSS OF HORSES,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONSERVATION SHIFT DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"GORDON LOKKE'S KIDS SAY, 'THANK YOU...'","Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GORDON LOKKE'S JA KIDS SAY, 'THANK YOU...'","Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF EXHIBIT CAPTURES BEFORE-AFTER OF DUST BOWL SURVI,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*IT WAS HER DAY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REDISTRICTING PLAN ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MAN'S LAST DAYS NOT KNOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MYSTERY OF MANDAN'S ROUTE UNFOLDS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHEAPER FARM LOANS ON COUNTY'S AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE SENATORS QUESTION PROPOSED APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE SENATORS QUESTION PROPOSED APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE SENATORS QUESTION PROPOSED APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMITTEE DUMPS APPEALS COURT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMITTEE DUMPS APPEALS COURT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"JUDGE ACTION, NOT WORDS FROM PUC (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"FATHER, 2 DAUGHTERS DIE IN FIRE-LA PLANT","Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OLDHAM MAN DIES IN FIRE IN BED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
O'CONNOR WANTS GAS TAX CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL TO BAN GLUE SNIFFING ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
'WORKFARE' BILL PASSES COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
O'CONNOR WANTS GAS TAX CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WYOMING TRIP PLANNED FOR SD LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
WYOMING TRIP PLANNED FOR SD LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
COURT TO DECIDE ON HILLS URANIUM CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
COURT TO DECIDE ON HILLS URANIUM CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"HIGHER EDUCATION MUST MAKE DO, REGENT SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
"HIGHER EDUCATION MUST MAKE DO, REGENT SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FUNDAMENTALISTS BACK CREATIONIST BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PRISON HAS BIG DRUG PROBLEM, SOLEM SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BN'S EFFORTS TO BUY MILWAUKEE LINE NEARING FRUITION,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BILL TO TAX ADVERTISING KILLED IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LEGISLATURE--RAPE, SALES, BURIAL, FISHING BILLS","Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HERE'S A LIST OF BILLS FILED SO FAR,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AIRLINES HAD 'ROTTEN' YEAR IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GAS, ELECTRICITY USAGE RECORDS SET","Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF CAN'T UNLOAD BONDS TO PAY PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC TO MAKE MANDAN DECISION TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ETSI FOES TO ASK BOARD TO BLOCK WATER SALE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WYO LAWMAKER FILES BILL TO HALT ETSI,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SAVING DRAFT REGISTRY PRUDENT STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTES REGENT ON BROADCASTING TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*FIRE DESTROYS HARTFORD HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEDS TO ANNOUNCE TODAY WHETHER ETSI GETS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POST-HOLIDAY SURGERY RUSH CROWDS SF HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*GARRISON KEILLOR--WELL-CRAFTED WIT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*KAUR-FM, FULL-TIME COLLEGE STATION","Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*VARDI SEES NO PROBLEMS IN NEW CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT-A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SF,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TIGHT BUDGET HAS HURON'S CARRIER RECRUITING BY PHONE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
YMCA MEN'S BASKETBALL IS ONLY GAME IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BANKS BELIEVED TO BE ON NY RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FREE TUITION HELPS KEEP HUDSON HS OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SORE BUT HE PITIES GOV PERPICH,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHURCHES NOT HOLDING GRUDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*SIOUX VALLEY GIRLS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MINNEHAHA SHERIFF'S DEPT CUTTING FORCE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD STEER TAKES SECOND PLACE AT SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT IN FOOD STAMP BURGLARY IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AIRLINE TRAFFIC UP IN SF,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SALES TAX RECEIPTS SHOW SLOW ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*EYE OF THE TIGER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CIA SAYS SOVIET UNION SELF-SUFFICIENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NATION NEEDS GRADUAL CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BILL WOULD INCREASE OFFICIALS' SALARIES,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CHIEF JUSTICE WANTS STATE PUBLIC DEFENDER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEMOS WORK ON PARTY LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOY ARRESTED AFTER ARGUING WITH TEACHER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DCI INVESTIGATES FORMER PENN COUNTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FEWER GONORRHEA CASES IN 1982,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PELTIER'S LAWYER APPEALS TRIAL RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RISK OF FIRE IN BLACK HILLS HIGHER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD TRAFFIC RECORD 3RD IN NATION,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX TO HONOR GUN FIRM OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WILLARD WATER CONTRACT DECLARED VOID,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE JOBLESS FIGURE MAY BE OFF,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*SUCCESS HASN'T DIMMED ASPIRATIONS OF FLEMING,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LITTON SUSPENDS 3 UNION LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE EXPECTS TAX RECEIPTS TO GO UP,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITIZEN APPRECIATES HELPFUL OFFICER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MS SOCIETY THANKS BOWLERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GOVERNMENT DAY IS A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
THANKS FOR BACKING ANTIQUE SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
WORK OF LEMCKE APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*REPORT URGES CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BILL TO STOP CABLE PRIVACY CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"DAKOTA STATE COL, BEER DRINKING AGE, CABLE PIRACY","Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKER WANTS BEER-DRINKING AGE AT 19,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LUKE--COLLEGE PLAN READY SOON,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEFHOLZ--KENNEDY CASE NOT SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
YANKTON BANKERS PRAISE VALLEY STATE BANK,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*HOGEN ISN'T PLANNING BANK INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
EX-LAWYER SEEKS RELEASE FROM JAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUDGES CAN DENY TRIAL BY JURY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
2ND CANDIDATE IN MAYORAL RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*AUDIENCE WAS DUPED BY SOVIET OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONGRESS SHOULD DECIDE BANK ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUPPORT BILL THAT WOULD AID RETARDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ABSENCE OF FREE ENTERPRISE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
STREET MAINTENANCE ASSAILED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
WAS CHAMBER BRAINWASHED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*CHOWING DOWN--THE 13TH HAMBURGER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OFFICERS POSE AS DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*MORRELL ANNOUNCES 2 PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS SHOOTING VICTIM NOT IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FAITH MAN KILLED TRYING TO LIGHT STOVE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FJELSTAD NAMED CHIEF OF HOUSING AGENCY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INTEREST UP IN OGLALA SIOUX TRIBE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JAYCEES' 1984 SNOW QUEEN CROWNED TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MASKED GUNMAN TAKES {dollar}335,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WEBSTER TWO HAWK WILL BE INAUGURATED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN KILLED BY GUNSHOT NORTH OF VEBLEN,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COURT SAYS MEN MAY START BUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
K-MART GIVEN RIGHT TO INTERVENE IN SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LANGUAGE IN LETTERS WAS OK,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
OZARK WON'T SALVAGE PLANE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
TOURISM OFFICE ACCEPTS APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
WITNESSES & LIE DETECTOR RESULTS KEY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
NORTHERN STATE'S WACHS MARCHES ON,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HANSON TAKES HIS OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY MAN MARCHED WITH KING,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*A LIST IN THE ATTIC,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTIAN TEACHER ON SEX EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*1 OF 5 MINISTERS SUFFERS BURNOUT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*DOKKEN MURDER TRIAL GETS UNDER WAY TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KNEIP ENVIOUS OF REPUBLICAN MAJORITY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE WORK TO BEGIN IN EARNEST,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS WANT MORE HOMEWORK POLICY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE 1985 LEGISLATURE HAS COME HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL DISCUSS HOMEWORK POLICY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"WATER, SEWER RATES ON COMMISSION AGENDA","Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INVITATION ON STATUE OF LIBERTY TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE SHARES BLAME FOR BUDGET WOES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUS TRIP BEING PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO ABANDON 273 MILES OF TRACK,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WANTS SCHOOL ENROLLMENT RULE ELIMINATED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STUDY PROBES IMAGE OF STATE EXTENSION WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PROGRAMS MAKE COLLEGE AFFORDABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*FOOD STAMPS FAIL TO REACH SD NEEDY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOMEMAKERS BLAST PLANS FOR QUARRIES,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BILLY GRAHAM WANTS TO VISIT SF,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS MUST PLANT LESS TO GET AID,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LABELING RECORDS SERVES NO PURPOSE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"LET SUPPLY, DEMAND SET PRICES (L)","Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LET YOUR LAWMAKERS KNOW (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*THROW INCUMBENTS OUT OF OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
TROUBLED FARMER IS POTENTIAL VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TROUBLED FORMER IS POTENTIAL VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ARTIST'S WORKS TO BE SHOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*BETTER LATE THAN NEVER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY OK'S RAISES FOR 400 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISPUTE FLARES ABOUT QUITTING-BUSINESS SALE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAITI UNREST SHORTENS LOCAL GROUP'S VISIT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY TO ACCEPT FOOD FOR FINES,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REFUNDS FOR 4 OF 5 SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBBERY ATTEMPT LEADS TO SEARCH,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T MOVE MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOP INDIAN OFFICIAL TO SPEAK IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW LIFTS NIGHT WIDTH RESTRICTIONS FOR FEEDS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW MESSAGE TO OPEN '86 SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEMOCRATS AGREE TO LIMIT SPENDING,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW HEALTH CARE PROGRAM SET FOR SD,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BILL WOULD BOOST FEE FOR TICKETS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW NAMES EDITOR TO EDUCATION BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW TO JOIN FARM CRISIS PANEL DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAD BOY TO GET BRAVERY MEDAL FROM REAGAN,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS SEEK {dollar}15.1 MILLION FOR 8 PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
EDISON SCHOOL PROJECT BIDS SET FOR MARCH,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGH COURT TO REVIEW SD INDIAN RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL REJECTS BID FOR TROOPERS AT WEIGH STATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*HIGHWAY BYPASS PLAN BURNS ARLINGTON,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER'S BACK TO STAY AWHILE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOME RAMP SIGNATURES MAY BE INVALID,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR WANTS SALES TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
UPHOLDS LAW SECURING MATERNITY LEAVES,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MICKELSON'S LOAN PLAN IN RIGHT DIRECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ALZHEIMER'S GROUP AIDS VICTIMS AND FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LAW NEEDED TO STOP PETITIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SPIES' SENTENCE TOO LIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
TEACHER HAS 'HEART TO HELP',"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
DRINKING AGE SHOULD BE RAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
JANKLOW COLUMN APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
BOYKIN'S JURY SELECTION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE NAMED TO TRADE PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GUEST SPEAKER TO HONOR KING,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN ARRESTED IN METER THEFTS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OK'S CAMP IN THE BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PREDICTS CLOSE VOTE ON HIGHER TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD PLANS BUDGET HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAYORS SUPPORTIVE OF TAX PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*PICTURE PERFECT WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
STATE OF AGRICULTURE IGNORED IN ADDRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
UNDERAGE DRINKING LEADS TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS REQUEST MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*BUILDING PERMITS IN MINNEHAHA CO,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COURT HEARS MURDER APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WEB MANAGER--CUTS UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS HIGHWAY BILL PASSED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*JICAMA A HIT A PARTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENT RECEIVES VOLUNTEER AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
O'GORMAN TEEN WINS VFW CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
ALL-STAR GAMES SET FOR ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
MICKELSON PLANS CHANGE FOR BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ROCK GROUP RATT SETS CITY CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JOB OUTLOOK GRIM FOR HOMELESS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UNION FIRES LABOR LEADER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON PLANS TOUR OF PRISON SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LOWE DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FESTIVAL OF COLLEGE THEATER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION DRAWS MORE THAN 250 (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FAN RELISHES HOLIDAY BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LAW OFFICERS RAISE FUNDS FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BUSINESSES DONATE FOR CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
FUND-RAISER NETS MONEY FOR ARTHRITIS SERVICES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
KEEP MOVING ON WATER PROJECT FRONT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NITE CITY IS CAREFUL ABOUT ID CHECKS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BELT LAW NOT THE ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTERS DISAPPOINTED BY CHIEF'S CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AUTHOR TO SPEAK ON FOOD SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON APPOINTS NEW POSTMASTER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM GROUP PUSHING FOR SPENDING FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE WOMAN TO HEAD GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC TO PROCEED WITH HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOUND FOR DC,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LODERMEIER SENTENCED--PROBE TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS LOSE FIGHT FOR MORE POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRUST BROKEN AS REPORTERS BARRED FROM CAUCUS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY TO CONSIDER DRUG TESTING FOR APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL GETS WATER DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*IOWA MAN RAISES NO ORDINARY BREED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BY GEORGE'S ACCOUNT, HE'S DONE IT","Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD HAS FEWEST AIDS CASES,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOESN'T JUSTIFY FUEL PRICE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INDIAN RESERVATIONS NEED A HAND UP,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOAN FUND IS NOT STATE CURE-ALL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ASSESSMENT DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BEWARE OF 'EXPERTS' (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NUKE DUMP FOES WON'T BACK DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CITY FIRST IN GAS PRICES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
GAME AGREEMENT OUT OF SYNC (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
KIDS KNOW SWEAR WORDS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*FALLEN CENTER WON'T ALLOW ANY SELF-PITY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP DIRECTOR CONCERNED ABOUT MINING THREATS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*WISH FOR FISH,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
ARMED MAN ROBS CONVIENCE STORE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE GUTS GROCERY STORE IN MISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON WOMAN LISTED AS CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL WILL VOTE ON BUILDING SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUNOFF INTO RESERVOIR BELOW NORMAL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT FOR STATE PARK WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WILD, WILD WESTERN DAZE","Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTAL BILLS PILING UP,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESEARCH PARK IDEA STIRS INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNION WORKERS REJECT CITY'S OFFER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LIBRARY BOARD PLANS SOUTHEAST BRANCH,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AREA EDUCATORS SHARE CONCERNS OVER FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BLACK HILLS MAPS INCREASE IN PRICE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SHEEP SALES CLIMB,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
UNIONS EXPECT GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
"SOYBEAN, OILSEED BILLS GET FIRST OK","Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
LEGISLATORS TUNED TO TV NEWS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*DREAMS SO REAL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*EX-KING ASSOCIATE TO VISIT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CENTER HAS TABS ON PLACES IN STATE HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1990, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
*HOLIDAY ESTATES HOPPING AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOICES ARE SPOKEN WITH SOMBER TONE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*BUSTING THE BLOCKAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CONDO MAY BE PLUS FOR NEIGHBORHOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LIMIT LEGISLATORS' TERMS TO 12 YEARS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHY DOES STATE NEED ADDITIONAL TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COMPETITION IMPROVES QUALITY OF SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
USING 'EXPERT' WAY TO SOLVE CITY PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GIVE MORE COVERAGE TO HAWKEYE SPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"ZANTAC IS SAFE, BUT RISKS EXIST","Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COLD WEATHER GUIDE IS NOW AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLD WINTER COULD BRING LEAKY SPRING,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE APPOINTED TO RUSHMORE GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH GRAD DIES IN RC,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL PSYCHOLOGIST ON RADIO SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RURAL CROOKS HOME DAMAGED BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMMUNICABLE DISEASE EXPERT DEVOTED POLO BUFF,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRAYERS SHARED AT SPECIAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLICE ANSWER RECORD CALLS IN '90,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEBATE BEGINS TODAY ON PRISON ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LIMITED TO 5 CREDIT HOURS A SEMESTER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CAMPGROUND GROWS INTO FULL-TIME VENTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"51ST CLASSIC EXPECTED TO DRAW 175,000 TO STURGIS","Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL GETS GRANT FOR TROUBLED GIRLS HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"{dollar}297,000 LOAN OK'D IN RURAL WATER PROJECT","Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
GRANT APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MIDDLE EAST CRISIS PUTS ELLSWORTH ON ALERT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
TOWNS SUPPORT RECYCLING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BOYD COUNTY GROUP UPSET WITH GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
RIVER STATES PREPARE 2ND LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MINNESOTA MAN GETS 21 MONTHS ON CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
ROSEBUD MAN DENIES FEDERAL BURGLARY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
TEXAS MAN ADMITS AIDING DRUG TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*SENATE GETS NEW COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LONE POWERS WAY TO RAQUETBALL TITLE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HURON'S BURNETT NAMED SD MISS BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TSCHETTER READY TO ATONE FOR 1990,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRUCKERS MAY NEED TO REPORT ALLOWANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*BOY'S SOLE CONCERN WAS SAVING BROTHER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO PUT WHS'S FUTURE TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD NAMES 2 OF 3 SUPERINTENDENT FINALISTS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY TAX STILL UNCHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
*HERNIATED DISCS COULD GET RELIEF FROM LASERS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*NELSON LEADS YWCA,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
BOARD WASTE EVIDENT WITH SCHOOL ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
QUESTIONS TROUBLING ABOUT GOLF COURSE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY IS ISSUE TO FOLLOW (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JUDGE SHOULD TRY RUNNING HOUSEHOLD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WHEAT PRICES HIGHER BECAUSE OF LOW SUPPLY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"*ROZELL DANGEROUS SCORER, PASSER FOR NUMBER 1 WARNER","Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*OBSERVING, IDENTIFYING WILDLIFE IS FUN PASTIME","Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GF&P WANTS BOATER LAWS TOUGHENED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
BEST AD PIECES SOUGHT FOR CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
KENNECKE IS KELO'S EVENING CO-ANCHOR,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NEED FOR AG PRODUCTS PROCESSING IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"PIG, HOG CROP LARGEST SINCE HIGH OF 1931","Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*HAS ROLE IN PUMPING UP BIKE RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LICENSE DEADLINE IS APRIL 1,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
FOOD SERVICE CENTER DIRECTOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW YEAR'S POWWOW SATURDAY IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REP JOHNSON BEGINS SERIES OF MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIALS LOOK FOR CAUSE OF FUEL LEAK,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG INVENTORS GET IMAGINATIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TO CENTER ON ECONOMIC VITALITY, TAX REBATE","Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THREE MORE FILE CIVIL SUIT IN BOAT CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
IRAQI TANK BROUGHT TO SD,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFENDERS ARE SENT TO RAPID CITY PRISON,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHREINER IS KIDDED FOR EXPIRED PLATES FINE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SALEM COUPLE BACK IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BUDGET DOESN'T TARGET TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RAPIST'S LAWYER CLAIMS CLIENT DIDN'T GET FAIR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MINNESOTA BUSINESS APPLIES FOR SF PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FAKE PARDON NO JOKE TO PENITENTIARY INMATE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WILLIAMS--SD NOT AFFECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*VETERANS SEE UNFINISHED WORK IN GULF,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"ALLIES SHOULD ELIMINATE SADDAM THIS TIME, MANY SAY","Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS APPLAUD RAID DECISION,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"ATTACK JUSTIFIED, BUT REAL THREAT ELSEWHERE (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--REMOVING SNOW FROM STREETS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NEWSPAPER PORTRAYS VIDEO LOTTERY AS BAD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MCENEANEY SALUTED FOR SERVICE TO PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
COLUMNIST'S COMMENT WAS INSULTING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
POTHOLE CASH LOTTERY MAKES SENSE FOR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
COUNTY TO SPONSOR BLACK HISTORY PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER CITY OFFICIAL LOSES ACCIDENT SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PEEVER MAN, 18, DIES FROM STABBING","Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLANE CRASH VICTIM LEAVES HOPSITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SECOND MAN DIES OF INJURIES FROM FACTORY EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN LOSES REINSTATEMENT BID,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW NEWSLETTER ESPOUSES VIEWS OF CONSERVATIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS EYE SALES TAX BOOST,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"METRO AREA POPULATION HITS 145,000","Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"STATE EMPLOYEES SEEK HIGHER PAY, BETTER BENEFITS","Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT CITY'S SNOW REMOVAL?,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PRISONER PROTESTS TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AG CONFERENCE SCHEDULED JANUARY 20-22,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON CELEBRATES WINTERFEST '93,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES AMBASSADOR SET TO MEET LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WHEELCHAIR SHUTTLE BUSINESS ON A ROLL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SCHOENFELDER TO HEAD PUC,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
PARENT OBJECTS TO CHARGES AGAINST HER FOR TRUANT SON,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE TACKLES GAMING STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
SD BANKRUPTCIES DOWN 12 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EQUIPMENT DEALERS OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*NORTHERN STATE FINDS SUCCESS WITHOUT SHUFFLE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RESULTS SPLIT ON BOWLING'S ATTEMPT TO STRIKE BACK,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EXPERIMENTAL ROSES BLOOM WITHOUT SOIL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GREENE ROOM FULL OF BLOOM,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*LESSONS CHANGING, IMPROVING GEOGRAPHY (PROF)","Argus LeaderJan 14 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*TODAY'S HIGH: 0,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DIOCESE ADDS CO-BISHOP,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUILDING BETTER GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
KOETZLE TO MOVE CORRECTIONS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS FINALIZE CAPITOL SMOKING BAN,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SITTING IN,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
GUARD REQUESTS CLARIFICATION OF LIQUOR LAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
GUARDIANSHIP FOR CHILDREN OF GUARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
WHO PARK IN SPOTS FOR DISABLED,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
KELO-AM SERVES UP VARIETY OF MUSIC HITS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESSLER USED TRIP TO FIGHT OPPRESSION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIME FOR CLINTON TO COOPERATE FULLY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOVERNMENT MUST STOP TRYING TO CONTROL LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ARMY GUARD GETS NEW ADJUTANT GENERAL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MUNICIPAL BAND SEEKS HISTORIC ITEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN CHARGED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SNOW BLOWER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"IMPRISONED MEANER NOW, WARDEN SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LIMELITE TRANSFER LIKELY WILL PASS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*NEW BISHOP TO FOCUS ON POOR, YOUNG","Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MARQUARDT ILL-TEMPERED--DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PAISLEY CRITICIZES SPECIAL-ED ARGUMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HEALTH PLAN PROBABLY WILL PASS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PINE RIDGE RESIDENTS CONSIDER PENAL SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY RESIDENTS PROTEST CEMENT DUST,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD INVITES TWO TO HONOR KING DAY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON HIGH SCHOOL LENGTHENS SCHOOL DAY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS SCHOOLS BUSTING AT THE SEAMS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMPANY GETS SOLID WASTE LOAN,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"SHERIFF, POLICE AND FIRE CHIEFS RETIRING","Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*NSP'S NEW MANAGER SEES COMMUNITY GROWTH AS HIS JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*STRANGE DAYS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS NEWS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A KING AND HIS DREAM,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'94-95 LINEUP LOOKS LIKE FUN AT PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POLITICAL FIRINGS CATCHES SOME BY SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WET-WEATHER WEDDING TESTS RESOLVE OF SD GUESTS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CONVICTED ON ALL FIVE COUNTS IN JUNE SLASHING,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TALKING TO TEENS: WORKSHOP AIMS TO HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RURAL TOWNS TREATED UNFAIRLY (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MILLER CORRECT IN OBSERVATIONS (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"TWO GOALS OFFERED FOR LOTTERY, LEGISLATURE (L)","Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
ACCIDENT VICTIMS SHOULD GET A CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
ARGUS EDITORIAL BOARD MISREADS TAX SITUATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*WISE PERSON INVESTS HIMSELF FIRST IN CHRIST,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
POLICE QUESTION ASSAULT REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ATTORNEY JOINING JANKLOW'S STAFF,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PROPOSES REQUIRING BASICS IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CLASS SCRUTINIZES KERNELS IN SEARCH FOR TOP POPCORN,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"FORMER CASHIER PLEADS GUILTY TO EMBEZZLING {dollar}212,554","Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HACKER AIDED METAL SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHARTER-SERVICE OWNER ATTACKS CRASH FINDINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ARLINGTON DISTRICT'S PRINCIPALS SUBMIT RESIGNATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PREGNANT WOMAN RECOVERING FROM CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN'S DEATH BLAMED ON EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRISONER CALLS IN BOMB THREAT TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
QUESTION OF DRIVER UNCLEAR IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW MUM ON REASON FOR EARLY OATH,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*FLYING HIGH,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SNOWPACKED ROADS MEAN SLOW DRIVING,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
LEGISLATORS BALK AT ATTEMPT TO BROADEN DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILL WOULD LIMIT SPECIAL-ELECTION NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW SUPPORT OF {dollar}1 LODGING TAX UNSURE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKER PROPOSES REVISING CORRECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SENATE VOTES TO CANCEL VISITORS' SPEECHES,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PANEL RE-EXAMINES BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"PROPERTY TAX COMPLICATED, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
BUDGET PANEL CONSIDERS RESTORING TAX REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
KILLS BILL MAKING PRISON TRESPASS A MISDEMEANOR,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*VILLAGE SQUARE SKETCHES FINE NEW LANDSCAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SKYFORCE LOSE TO THRILLERS,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
ELITE VOLLEYBALL TEAMS IN TOWN FOR TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 14 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
POWER GOES OUT IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MIRACLE CURES BRANDON WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN APPLAUDED FOR STAND ON ABORTION,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RESOLUTION 21 NOT THE ANSWER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATORS FACE MANY PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN APPLAUDED FOR STAND ON ABORTION,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RESOLUTION 21 NOT THE ANSWER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
THREE-MILE ZONING AUTHORITY FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
RERUNS-LAWMAKERS WILL LOOK AT MANY OLD ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RERUNS-LAWMAKERS WILL LOOK AT MANY OLD ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RERUNS-LAWMAKERS WILL LOOK AT MANY OLD ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RERUNS-LAWMAKERS WILL LOOK AT MANY OLD ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RERUNS-LAWMAKERS WILL LOOK AT MANY OLD ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SNOWBLOWERS SUPPLY SHORT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GUN RELATED TO SHOOTING TRACED TO WATERTOWN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GUN RELATED TO SHOOTING TRACED TO WATERTOWN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
COLD ENVIRONMENT IS BABY PIG KILLER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1979, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*OLSON CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OLSON CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY CRIME UP - POLICE BLAME ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JANKLOW ABOLISHES, RESURRECTS BOARDS","Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY CRIME UP - POLICE BLAME ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JANKLOW ABOLISHES, RESURRECTS BOARDS","Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EMINENT DOMAIN SOUGHT FOR MANDAN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*GATEWAY HELPS HANDICAPPED FEEL AT HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*HUMOR IN THE 'PRIZE FIGHTER',"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*WOMEN FIND PHARMACY IS MORE THAN SELLING PILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STUDENT ARRESTED FOR THROWING BOTTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SADNESS LOOMS OVER ARLINGTON'S GOOD OLD DAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FISHERMEN SHOULD GET NEW HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FISHERMEN SHOULD GET NEW HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FISHERMEN SHOULD GET NEW HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT ARRESTED FOR THROWING BOTTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS APPLAUD TOUGH TALK,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COURT TO RULE ON CEMENT SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW'S ADDRESS DELAYED BY FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COURT TO RULE ON CEMENT SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY APPROVES WAGE ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY APPROVES WAGE ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY APPROVES WAGE ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA'S ENDURING SHOW (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC TV'S ROLE AND THE LEGISLATURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'YES' VOTE URGED IN BEEFERENDUM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TAX CUT SOUGHT FOR PRIVATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAX CUT SOUGHT FOR PRIVATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRIFTER SENTENCED FOR BEATING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COMMITTEE MIGHT JUNK RAISES FOR TOP OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MILD RECESSION PREDICTED FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABOLISH BEER DIFFERENCES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE MIGHT JUNK RAISES FOR TOP OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW MUM ON MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW MUM ON MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE BASKETBALL TEAMS FLYING LOW ON FANCY BUS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAMOUS FLUTIST PUTS WORDS TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SAME SONG, NEW TWIST OVER WATER","Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MANDAN LINE COULD CROSS 8 SD COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SAME SONG, NEW TWIST OVER WATER","Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'NEW' DAKOTA PROP COMING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
IT TAKES ONE TO KNOW ONE...,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'NEW' DAKOTA PROP COMING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN MAY PUT WAVES IN WATER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TRY MEIERHENRY'S TAX SOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRY MEIERHENRY'S TAX SOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKER WANTS BIENNIAL BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW OFFICIALLY PICKS ENERGY HEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FIRST BILL DRAWS YUKS AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JURORS SCREENED FOR PREJUDICE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ACORN WANTS TO SEE TAX BREAKS ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
ACORN WANTS TO SEE TAX BREAKS ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
DASCHLE OPTIMISTIC ON WEB FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STATE FAIR PRICES SUBJECT OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
I-90 STILL OPEN TO HAY HAULING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
I-90 STILL OPEN TO HAY HAULING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE OPTIMISTIC ON WEB FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FRIGID FLORIDA MAY BE FELT IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PUC TO HEAR ABOUT NWPS RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SNOWLESS WINTER MIGHT HAUNT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NO SNOW MEANS SLOW SALES FOR SOME IN SF,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WINTER'S ROAR MORE LIKE A SQUEAK,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"BITTER COLD, BLIZZARD CONDITIONS FORECAST","Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUC SAYS NO TO MANDAN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*WHEREAS, MAYORAL PROCLAMATIONS ARE...","Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HOME--A NEW VACATION SPOT (FINE),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS HAS A PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
NAME THAT STATE--ENTER SLOGAN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
'I DIDN'T REALIZE THE MIKE WAS ON ...',"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"ALCESTER, SD, HAS A WATER TOWER TO GET RID OF","Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SEQUESTED FOR THE DURATION...,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SF HAD TO WRITE AN EASILY READABLE FINANCIAL REPT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
RABBIT SURVIVED BOTH THE BLAZE & THE COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT CORP TO CLOSE MARCH 31,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS SAY BOUNDARY CHANGE WILL HURT STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RETROACTIVE UTILITY SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ETSI GETS WYO PERMIT TO CROSS FEDERAL LAND,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW DEFENDS ETSI AT PERMIT HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DEMO SUGGESTION--GRIN AND BITE IT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD TO LOSE {dollar}131 PER PERSON IN FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WIRED JAW DOESN'T STOP JANKLOW FROM SPEAKING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TWO-STAGE APPROACH FOR LIQUOR LICENSE DILEMMA (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US JUSTICE DELAYED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"AG ASSESSMENT LAWS UNCLEAR, UNREALISTIC (L)","Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MORE APPRECIATION FOR DEITY IS URGED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
AIDE EXPLAINS PRESSLER'S TRIP SHIFT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HILTON COMPANY PAYS OFF LIENS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS WANT WEB BEGUN IN '82,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD TEACHER TURNOVER 12.5 PERCENT IN '81,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BELIEVES ETSI WATER TO BE SOLD AFTER USE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HANDGUNS ESSENTIAL FOR CITIZENS' SAFETY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LEGISLATIVE ACTION,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"LEGISLATURE--INTEREST, SPENDING CUTS, EXCISE TAX","Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CODINGTON LEADS LARGE COUNTIES IN JOBLESS RATE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HOMESTAKE OFFERS NEW TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
KUNSTLER SAYS BANKS WON'T TURN HIMSELF IN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LUTHERAN CHURCH DEDICATES NEW WING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*SHARING COMMUNION A STEP FORWARD IN UNITY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
THANKS FOR HELPING JOB SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
THANKS FOR HELPING CHILDREN'S INN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
FIREARMS FIRM TO HELP SIOUX DEVELOP HOMES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRADE RIDES ON FINDING DELOREAN FOR CLASS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUIT AGAINST CEMENT PLANT GOES TO JURY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*JANKLOW LEAVES HOSPITAL, ARM'S COMING FINE","Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AMBULANCE SERVICE DISCUSSED ON QT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HEAVY SIGN-UP EXPECTED FOR PIK PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SD COUPLE SUES AIRLINE OVER SEATING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ARTICLE CALLED IRRESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE CORRECTS LETTER ABOUT PAY RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GREATER EMPHASIS ON GEOGRAPHY NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JACK RABBIT LINES' EXPANSION A KEY STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NOT BEING WANTED NOT A REASON (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ABORTION DESTROYS CHILD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CHURCH OBSERVES KING BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FLANDREAU MAN FACES ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FMHA LOAN RATES EXPECTED TO DROP,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"IMPACT AID MIGHT BE CUT, ABDNOR SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INSURANCE AGENTS LICENSE REVOKED,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLICE LOOK FOR ASSAULT SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PROBE OF PENNINGTON SHERIFF CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM ENCOURAGES CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RECEPTION HONORS SIOUX FALLS PRIEST,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON HIRES CITY MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CITY WITHIN RIGHTS TO FIRE WORKER, COURT SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"MITCHELL SCHOOL, BOARD CLASH OVER TRANSFER FORM","Argus LeaderJan 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"*GASOLINE DEALERS MAKE PROFITS, NOT WAR","Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROBBIE EYES VERMILLION FOR ANOTHER INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WHO'S WHO IN SOUTH DAKOTA POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUPPORT FOR PRISON PLAN ABOUT 50 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW & STAFF PREPARED FOR BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OFFERS BUSINESS APPROACH TO CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMPEL DISTRICTS TO TAP CASH RESERVES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PIPELINES MAY BE ANSWER TO WATER PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RETIRING REA HEAD'S HAPPIEST JOB MOMENT (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"MARION ROAD SHOULD BE WIDENED, IMPROVED (L)","Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ACTING LIKE WE'RE A REAL CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
OLSON'S ENTHUSIASM MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
WORKERS SHOW SOLIDARITY FOR UNION LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
DEADWOOD MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE ON TOURISM TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW DECLARES JAN 15-21 JAYCEES WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
KANSAS MAN NAMED HEAD OF SDSU FORESTRY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MANAGER WOULD HELP HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN WINS PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SDSU GRADUATE NURSING PROGRAM ACCREDITED,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
2 TRUSTIES FACE SEGREGATION FOR ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PETS POSE PROBLEM FOR DEER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
WEST RIVER RATES FOR NATURAL GAS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
*MORTIMER SHOOTS STRAIGHT ON OUTDOOR ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHAUER HONORED AS TOP OF THE LINE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*TEEN-AGER LIVES 1 DAY AT A TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JAMIE IS ANXIOUS TO GET A HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*EVELYN BOLSTER COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MAINE LOBSTER SAILING SMOOTHER COURSE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*SUPER BOWL A SUPER PAIN FOR KNEIP,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUC REJECTS BELL REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"WATER, SEWER BILLS TO GO UP","Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*NEW RULES IN LOCAL COMPANIES SIGNAL AN END,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*ST JOSEPH HOSPITAL ELECTS BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
HUMANITIES COMMITTEE APPOINTS 3 ADVISERS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SIOUX VALLEY NURSES GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
A CAPITOL CONVERSATION IN A STRANGE PLACE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INCREASE SOUGHT IN TRANSPORTATION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEMON CRY BRINGS NEW AUTOMOBILE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OKS LEGISLATION TO REVISE LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE CONTINUES WORK ON DE-ICER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW STATION OPENS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DOKKEN IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WESTINGHOUSE MAY BID ON STATE DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LOBBYIST ROW RETURNS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WORTHINGTON BANKERS RECEIVE THREATS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MELLEM BACK FROM HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
QUESTIONS NEED TO BE ANSWERED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TO HONOR KING'S LEGACY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAS HELPING TOO MANY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CITY'S LEGAL AD DECISION DEFERRED,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HOMEWORK VERDICT WAITS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
3 CASES OF AIDS SYMPTOMS REPORTED,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BUDGET DIRECTOR WARY OF DEMS PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COALITION TO INTRODUCE NUKE COMPACT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CLARK WOMAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
440 SEEK HELP FROM FINANCIAL COUNSELING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*JANKLOW CALLS FOR MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS FLIP OVER GOVERNOR'S FLIP-FLOP,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HORMEL TALKS TO RESUME,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BAN WON'T CURE FARM ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HERE ARE HIGH POINTS OF JANKLOW'S SPEECH,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*ARGUS LEADER FAIL TO TELL THE WHOLE STORY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SHOULD NOT WRITE OFF ABDNOR & HANSEN YET,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABDNOR HURT FARMERS' CAUSE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ISN'T ANYTHING TO BE ASHAMED ABOUT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CARLOADS SEEK HORMEL JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FAMILY RECEIVED {dollar}1,600 FOR DOG'S DEATH","Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUNGER STUDY QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH FOR SUSPECT AFTER 2 CITY BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STAFFS ARE TRAINED TO HANDLE NEW LOAN RULES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INSTITUTE OFFERS JOB TRAINING IN REAL-LIFE SETTING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"MAN MUST PAY {dollar}23,000 IN CORN SALE CONVICTION","Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MONDAY'S NO HOLIDAY FOR COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MURDER SUSPECT'S EXPECTED GUILTY PLEA POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"JURY AWARDS INMATE {dollar}10,000 AFTER RAPES","Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS WORK ON NEIGHBORLY TRADES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS--INCREASE MONEY GIVEN TO COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOSING FARMS--NUMBERS TOP ESTIMATE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AFTER TRANSPLANT PATIENT'S DEATH ...,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BUSINESSMAN TO RUN FOR TREASURER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY RESIGNS ITSELF TO INSURANCE JUMP,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PROGRAM TO EXAMINE LIVING WILL,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HEALTH COUNCIL GETS NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
JANKLOW NAMES BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
INDIAN PANEL CONTENT WITH EDUCATION AID,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*SWEARING IN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DEBATE ABOUT SCHWARTZ PRACTICES GOES ON,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*GIRL RETURNS FROM FAIRYLAND,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*3 FAITHS PLAN TO WORSHIP TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STARS BRIGHTEN HOPES OF SOUTH DAKOTA BAND,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRO BASEBALL PLAYERS ARE A HIT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S TAX UNFAIR TO POOR,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CENTENNIAL LOGO, COINS","Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MUNITIONS PLANT AN EXPLOSIVE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*KSFY DROPS 'DONAHUE',"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
USD PROGRAMS FEATURE HYPNOTIST,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
OBERLIN TRIO CONCERT AT USD,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON A NEW PARKING RAMP,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HIGHER DRINKING AGE WILL HURT BARS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KING DESERVES DAY OF HONOR (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PLATE EXPRESS LINE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BILL WOULD COVER SURFACE TANKS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOND SET FOR 2 IN METER THEFTS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO APPLY FOR ROAD GRANT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CREEK'S ARSENIC LEVEL HIGH,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARTY HEAD BLASTS TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CROSS OVER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DRY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MED SCHOOL USES STUDIES IN MONEY HUNT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUDIENCE URGED TO LIVE KING'S DREAM,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SD FIRMS SET TERMS FOR PREGNANCY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
VALID SIGNATURES ENSURE PARKING RAMP VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FALL SHOWED RISE IN TAX TAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LAWMAKER'S CASE STOLEN FROM CAR,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILLER TO TALK AT RIGHT-TO-LIFE GATHERING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS BROKE LAW IN FAIR BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS ENDORSE GAMBLING BILL FOR DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REWARD OFFERED FOR INFORMATION ON VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CAUCUS TO STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STORAGE BIN BOOM,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKERS TO SEE BOMBER'S ARRIVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BANKS LIKE GUARANTEED LOANS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
TWINS BIG SWINGERS AT LOCAL BASEBALL GATHERING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN'S KIM SUDBECK,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TALENTED MILBANK ARTIST IN DEMAND,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ARE YOU BETTER OFF,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA EDGES SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS--GOP SWIPES THEIR IDEAS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY SHOWS WINNING WAYS IN ITS FIRST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WHAT READERS THINK OF REAGAN'S REIGN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
REAGAN WILL LEAVE REMARKABLE LEGACY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*5-POINT PLAN IN DRUG BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
HOME OFFERS LOVING CARE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"PRESSLER REPRESENTS PEOPLE, NOT THE GOP (L)","Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
TV PERSONALITIES FAIR GAME,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
COMBAT IS NOT GLAMOROUS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
INCOME TAX SYSTEM UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
MEDICARE SURTAX A RIP-OFF (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
REPEAL TAX ON FOOD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
CITY WORKER'S RIGHTS ABUSED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
TEACHER PAY NEEDS ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
CLUBS TO HOST AWARD BANQUET,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT-MARTIAL WANTED IN SOLDIER'S CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOUR INJURED IN TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWA MAN HURT SNOWMOBILING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINING ASSOCIATION PICKS NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 SENIORS CHOSEN FOR STATE CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CENTENNIAL WINTER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BLACKS WANT HOLIDAY IN HONOR OF KING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DIARIES PRESERVE HISTORY OF PIONEER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS WANT TAX ON FOOD REPEALED,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*QUESTIONS IN FATHER'S STABBING OF MOTHER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CHEMICALS FOUND IN TURNER COUNTY WATER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ELK POINT COUPLE OPEN STATE'S 1ST RADON TESTING LAB,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LAND EXCHANGE PROGRAM COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SCHROEDER RECEIVES LONGEVITY AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RIVER PARK LAUNCHES NATIONAL TV SERIES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*REDSHIRT--MERIT OF 5-YEAR PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA WINS BY 1,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SDSU STOPS VIKINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ICE FISHING HOOKS MANY PARTICIPANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FED SAYS DROUGHT IMPERILS '89 CROP,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SUPPLY OF HOGS HITS SEVEN-YEAR HIGH,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WHERE THE SD JOBS ARE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BEST BUY TO HALT 'DECEPTIVE' ADS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
TAKING TO THE ICE FOR PLAYTIME,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
MY SOUTH DAKOTA--SWINDLER SETS UP,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*FROM GREAT WALL TO EMPERORS' TOMB,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1989, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
FEDERAL OFFICES CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HALF OF WORKERS AREN'T HAPPY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALCESTER SHRUGS OFF SET BACKS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALCESTER SHRUGS OFF SETBACKS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINUTEMAN CUTS WOULD HURT STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ADOPTION DISPLAY AT STATE CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SKATERS WALTZ OVER 8 RINKS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
STATE SHOULD GRADE ITS SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COUNTIES FACING MANY KEY ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BAD RAP MAY AID SD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ALCOHOL SOMETIMES CAUSES HEPATITIS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BOARD TO CONSIDER SERVICE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EMPLOYERS PAID MORE FOR WAGE VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INJURED PEDESTRIAN REMAINS IN CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MUSEUM OFFERS CLASS ON BUTTER-CHURNING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STATE BANKS IN GOOD SHAPE, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOGI BEAR TO HELP FIGHT DRUG ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*GIFTED, BUT NOT PROBLEM FREE","Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MINISTER'S MEETING WITH GOD,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE EXPECTED TO SPEED UP,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EGAN RESIDENT OPPOSES MERGER WITH COLMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"CRISIS TAUGHT LESSONS, BROUGHT CHANGES","Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS SCHOOLS SEEK CITY MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE ANDES BOARD CLEARED FOR 1985 INJURY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD FEELING PINCH OF NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CASTLEWOOD GETS FUNDS FOR RURAL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILBANK SCHOOL HIRES EX-FORT PIERRE OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*PROFESSOR CHALLENGES CABIN'S ACCURACY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CITY GIVES CARETRAUM 911 ACCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*ARABS, JEWS TORN ON ISRAEL'S ROLE","Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*ARABS, JEWS TORN ON ISREAL'S ROLE","Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CITY HONORS 2 CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LAWMAKERS FAIL TO FORMALLY SUPPORT TROOPS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SCALING THE NOTES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SUBSTITUTE BEING USED IN HEART SURGERIES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
KEEP LOOKING FOR PEACEFUL SOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TALKS AND SANCTIONS NEED TIME TO WORK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TWO AMBULANCES NO PROBLEM FOR 911 (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GROWING AREA NEEDS 2ND AMBULANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HILLS RESIDENTS GLAD TO HAVE BIKERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MONEY SPENT ON STUDY COULD HAVE AIDED NEEDY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
REMEMBER OFFICIALS WHO IGNORE VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TV VIOLENCE IS WORSE THAN 'IMPRESSIONS' (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HOW HUNTERS STAY FIT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPIKING THE KNIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SWANSON STANDS TALL AGAINST PARKER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*CAR-WASH FIRMS TURN TIDY PROFIT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
OCCIDENTAL TO SELL IBP,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CITY RESOLUTION OPPOSES GULF WAR,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY DELIBERATING IN PICKNER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KIM'S LAWYER ASKS THAT TRIAL BE MOVED,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RITZ ELECTED TO HEAD REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN CHARGED WITH BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EX-ARMY MEN DON'T CONCUR ON US ROLE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SLIDIN' ALONG,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LONETREE FOES--GOVERNOR AVOIDING US,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AREA MOTORISTS BUSY FILLING TANKS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SCHOOL BOARD CALLS FOR CENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LAND-LEASE CHECKS FOUND UNDEPOSITED IN LANDS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINISTER GETS 25 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MULTI-STATE RACE BETTING BILL TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL GOVERNMENT LEADERS TO MEET,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"UNIT WOULD SEE COMBAT DUTY, LEADER SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY RESTRICTION BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WATER DEPT EARNS EPA GRANT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VICTIM COMPENSATION LEGISLATION PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*STORM WHIPS STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR ISSUES CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COURT RULING SEEN AS RACIALLY DIVISIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TAX REBATE PROPOSAL OPENS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DEMOCRATS HAVE OWN AGENDA FOR '92 SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"CHEERS, JEERS ARE COMMON","Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
GLOWING REPORT DOESN'T MESH WITH CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
DON'T WASTE TIME ON TAX REBATE PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EVEN OUT-OF-STATE VICTIMS NEED HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
98 PERCENT OF POPULATION SAFE GETTING X-RAYS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SUBTLETIES OF RACIAL PREJUDICES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*BLAND BANDS--'ALTERNATIVE' MUSIC BLEAK,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AREA AUTHOR TURNS WEEDS INTO WINE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FRENCH COOK FIRST GOES BY BOOK,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN DIES IN NEBRASKA ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS PROBATION FOR SETTING HOME FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED TO JAIL FOR BITING COP,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONTANA MAN IS 3RD FINALIST FOR SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PARISHIONERS GET HISTORY LESSON,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CORN PLANT DECISION EXPECTED SOON,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUSPECT'S RELEASE PROMPTS SEARCH-POLICY REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TOPSY-TURVY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BLAMING SPILL ON HAIRLINE CRACK IN PIPE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CARETRAUM HURT BY CHARGES--OWNERS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIRST-GRADER HAS FUN IN MOVIE ROLE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEEN-AGER INJURED AT TUBING PARTY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN ARRESTED IN MAIL THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*TRACKS IN THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BELLE FOURCHE MAN CHIEF BRAND INSPECTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SMOKING OK'D IN BASEMENT OF COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SKYFORCE SEARCHING FOR CHEMISTRY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SFC SHOOTS DOWN DORDT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FEWER TRAVELLERS MAY HALT AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STATE'S SOYBEAN CROP A RECORD IN 1991,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STORED GRAINS MORE THAN AMOUNT LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
WARM EL NINO CURRENTS MAY AFFECT PRICES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SD SALES STILL HOLD STRONG,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*REMODELING UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BUG ARRIVES AS LYMAN COUNTY CHILD STRICKEN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*RESIDENTS TICKED OFF ABOUT BEING TICKETED, TOWED","Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD BANKRUPTCIES DOWN 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
READERS DIVIDED ON SNOW REMOVAL SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ADULTS RESPONSIBLE FOR CHILDREN'S ACTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS GETS OFF TO INSPIRING START (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"HOW IS {dollar}30,000 A BUDGET-BUSTER? (L)","Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OGDEN DOING GOOD JOB FOR SF (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
INMATE ACQUITTED IN DISTURBANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO VISIT CHILD CARE CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NAMES RELEASED IN SLEDDING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOPS TEACH ABOUT ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WHITTIER STUDENTS DISCOVER COMPUTERS ARE FUN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTIES CONSIDERING 911 LINK,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GARBAGE RATE HIKES TRICKLE DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW POSTMASTER NAMED TO OVERSEE SF,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ONCE-A-WEEK PICKUP OK,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FORMER PUBLISHER LUSK DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EVIDENCE CONSIDERED IN MURDER ALLEGATION,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN BABY GIRL'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NURSES SUSPENDED AFTER BOY'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD STUDENT CHARGED IN TOWER TOPPLING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TRAIN HOBBYISTS RALLY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EIGHT FOSSIL HUNTERS CALLED BY GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"56 BROOKINGS BRIDGES NOT SAFE, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKERS EYE SMOKING RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PENITENTIARY IS INVITING DIGNITARIES TO STAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*TRAVEL BRINGS {dollar}85 MILLION TO CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"CITY CAN BECOME MEDICAL CENTER, SCHOOL DEAN SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*INDIAN BASKETBALL BROUHAHA,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*'LAUGH-IN' STAR RETURNS TO TV, REFLECTS ON SD ROOTS","Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LOTS OF MODEM STYLES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MORE BELOW-ZERO WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LIMELITE SUITORS WANT NUDE DANCERS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MILLER WANTS SCHOOLS TO PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TO OPEN LITURGICAL-ART CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ABORTION DESERVES COVERAGE IN MEDIA (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SYMBOLS DON'T REFLECT STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*NEW CHALLENGES WITH GUIDANCE FROM GOD,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*EROS SCIENTIST WINS RESEARCH HONORS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIVE PEOPLE HURT IN TWO-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD PLANS VISITS TO DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WAITRESS' KILLER GETS LIFE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EYE OPENER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEA INFORMED WITH MONTHLY NEWSPAPER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHANGING WAY UTILITY FIRMS ARE TAXED,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NO MAJOR ABORTION FIGHTS IN SIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SENTENCED TO 138 DAYS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BILL WOULD GIVE CRASH VICTIMS SHARE OF FUND,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EXPRESSWAY ACTION UNLIKELY THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEDICAID SHORTFALL WON'T HAPPEN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL-AID REFORM OVERDUE--GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BIGGER CLASSES ARE BETTER--REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
STATE'S EFFORT TO COLLECT MORE TAXES PAY OFF,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
JUDGE TO REFUSE TO BLACK STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAKE COUNTY COMMISSION TO DELAY PAYING DUE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY SCHOOL LOSES ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TWO BOYS ACCUSED OF SCHOOL VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*JANKLOW PROMISES TO ROCK THE BOAT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
ALLEN EXPECTS TO BE DEMOCRATIC POINT MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
STATE USES LIQUOR LICENSES AS LEVER IN TAX FIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*CATBIRDS TAKE OUT SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PGA'S FIFTH PHYSICAL THERAPIST,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*LEGISLATORS TO WHITTLE DOWN SCHOOL MANDATES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN DIES IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TELCOM USA OPENS SALES OFFICE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL TOOLS UP FOR JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LACK OF MILK PUSHES UP PRICES,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DAIRY FARMS FAIL TO ATTRACT WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
POLICE SEEK LEADS ON VANISHED VIOLIN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACLU DROPS CASE OF CEMETERY MARKER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE ADAPTS TO RISE TO POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DISTRICT EXPANDS GIFTED PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TYNDALL TAKES FIRST STEPS AS COMMUNITY ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW AG SECRETARY TO VISIT STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
POLICE SEEK MISSING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CHAMBER MANAGER SUBMITS RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHORTBULL PRESIDENT OF OGLALA LAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW MANAGER HIRED BY UNIVERSITY MALL,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGULATING TREATS COMES TO COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUBCOMMITTEE TABLES ELECTRIC-FENCE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*BROWN COUNTY JUVENILE DETENTION UPGRADING PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*A FIRE SATURDAY AT 407 N. MAIN IN HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LAST ELLSWORTH MISSILE SILO IS DESTROYED,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*WEEKEND SWAP MEET,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE TRAINING SCHOOL WANTS JUVENILE LOCKUP,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOURNERS CONDUCT VIGIL FOR HOMELESS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JAPANESE RUSHMORE BEING BUILT,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
HARTFORD MAN HAS HARASSMENT RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
ACTIONS IN PIERRE; CONSEQUENCES HERE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MOBILE-HOME DWELLERS DON'T DESERVE SCORN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PRESSLER'S COMMENTS EMBARASSING TO STATE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*EDITORIAL ADVISORY PANEL WILL HELP FORM OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
JANKLOW NEEDN'T HEED ADVICE ON THE BEARS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
DASCHLE UNSURE OF AIR BASE'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
COMMISSION UPS SUBSIDY FOR RACE TRACKS,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*ICE FISHING WITHOUT THE ICE,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*PARKS, REC AREAS ATTRACT 6.5 MILLION","Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*LAKE VERMILLION SPILLWAY PROJECT NEARS COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*COMPUTER SCORING INCREASES THE FUN,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*EASY ACCESS TO GOVERNOR IS STATE TREASURER,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*MUSIC STUDIO WANTS TO PUT SIOUX FALL ON MAP,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*'ALADDIN' MAGICALLY TURNS ICE TO SAND,"Argus LeaderJan 15 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW MAY ASK EASING OF FOOD TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW MAY ASK EASING OF FOOD TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CHILLING DESOLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CORLE ARRAIGNED ON 3 COUNTS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CORLE ARRAIGNED ON 3 COUNTS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONGRESS SHARES INFLATION PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SCHRIEINER'S URANIUM SERIES PRAISED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CONTACTING LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*SHORT GAS SUPPLY NOW FORCING SIOUX VALLEY-NSP HOOKUP,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BE WARNED...DAKOTA BLIZZARD HAS'T HIT YET,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AG MOVEMENT BACKERS READY FOR TRACTORCADE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AG MOVEMENT BACKERS READY FOR TRACTORCADE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WALLING SAYS HE'LL SUE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TRIPP MAN DIES IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*YANKTON MAN SEEKS DEMOCRATIC POST,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*YANKTON MAN SEEKS DEMOCRATIC POST,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
GASOHOL AVAILABLE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HIGHWAY CONTRACTS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
COUPLE FINED IN TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MEAT IMPORT BILL PRESSLER'S FIRST ACTION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STOFFERAHN CRITICIZES RAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE CHIEF NAMED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MEAT IMPORT BILL PRESSLER'S FIRST ACTION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STOFFERAHN CRITICIZES RAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
NO RESOLUTION 21 DECISION UNTIL MARCH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
"HAULERS, WINGLER TO DISCUSS RATES","Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
NO RESOLUTION 21 DECISION UNTIL MARCH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
VANT HUL RESTRAINT ORDER BID DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
LAST TRY FAILS TO KEEP OLSON IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LAST TRY FAILS TO KEEP OLSON IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SELLERS CASH IN ON GOLD RUSH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SELLERS CASH IN ON GOLD RUSH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS MAY GET TAX ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FAITHFUL KEEP TEMPERANCE ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FLAG FLYING PATRIOTISM A LITTLE TATTERED AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SMOKE DETECTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PERSISTENCE PAYS PEN COLLECTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COURT RULING DASHES COUPLE'S ADOPTION HOPES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FINDING BORDER BETWEEN NEB & SD EXPENSIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT RULING DASHES COUPLE'S ADOPTION HOPES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PACS EXCLUDED FROM CONTRIBUTION LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FLURRY OF BILLS HITS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AVERAGE GAS REFUND 80 CENTS A MONTH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AVERAGE GAS REFUND 80 CENTS A MONTH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STOP KICKING NEAREST RUSSIAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS CONTROL SOUGHT FOR BLIND SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT SEEKS MORE SECURITY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
11 PRIVATE MEETS HELD IN 14 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BENEFIT ORGANIZED FOR LEAD BURN VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUIT AGAINST MADISON POLICEMAN DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRANTS WILL UPGRADE RAIL LINES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ROBS SF 7-ELEVEN STORE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARKSTON CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*STRIKE HAS LITTLE LOCAL IMPACT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*STRIKE HAS LITTLE LOCAL IMPACT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRANSPORTATION MEMBERS REVIEW STATE'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION MEMBERS REVIEW STATE'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TOO LATE FOR WATER GOALS IN THIS SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SENATORS KILL BEER BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FIREWORKS BAN SUGGESTED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW SUPPORTS ORE TAX CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL WOULD DEREGULATE RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE VOTES TO LIMIT SOLUTION MINING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DISCLOSURE BILL TO BE INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
HOUSE OPPOSES DC SENATE REPRESENTATION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
REALTOR CRITICIZES RULE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"WARM, DRY WEATHER BRINGS EROSION WORRIES","Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PORK PRODUCERS-FARMERS BETRAYED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
FOOTBALL PLAYOFF BILL BACK IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COOKS CREATE SPECIAL CAKES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*PEANUT BUTTER NUTS STUCK,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MILWAUKEE SQUABBLE HEATING UP,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD GIVEN 20 DAYS TO SAVE RAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR'S TUNE CHANGES ON RAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
GOVERNOR'S TUNE CHANGES ON RAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*MAKING MUSIC A LONG DISTANCE PROFESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING MUSIC A LONG DISTANCE PROFESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A MODERN TWIST TO CLEANING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS READY TO CONQUER JANKLOW'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CITY HALL TO CITIZENS--TRY OUR BUSES, PLEASE","Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS STUDY THEIR CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS READY TO CONQUER JANKLOW'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS READY TO CONQUER JANKLOW'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'80 DROUGHT FORCED BOOM IN CORN SILAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
'80 DROUGHT FORCED BOOM IN CORN SILAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
TAXATION BODY CANCELS UTILITY BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
TAXATION BODY CANCELS UTILITY BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*TELLINGHUISEN GOES TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PERIL TO CHILDREN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STOP DEFICIT SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRAISES CUSTER STATE HOSPITAL STAFF (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MANSFIELD STAYS AT VITAL EMBASSY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
{dollar}10 VEHICLE LICENSE INCREASE CHALLENGED BY DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD HERO TO ATTEND INAUGURAL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GLUE SNIFFING BILL GOES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAYOR DONATES HALF OF PAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PUC TO VISIT MANDAN ROUTE AT YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAYOR DONATES HALF OF PAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PUC GRANTS NWPS RATE HIKES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
REGENT CONFIRMATION POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TV FARM SHOW HOST TO SPEAK AT EXPO,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INSURANCE PAY PLAN DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"SF POLICE SEEK DRIVER WHO HIT PEDESTRIAN, FLED","Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
LOW PRICE FOR URANIUM SINKS PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*ETSI CONSIDERED WYOMING RIVER AS SOURCE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BITTER COLD ROARS BACK INTO SD,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER DETAINED IN POLAND,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
APPRECIATED HELP OF HY-VEE EMPLOYEE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COMMITMENT OF SF HEARTENING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SUPPORT FOR UNICEF GENEROUS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BILL WOULD STOP SALES OF PARAPHERNALIA,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SDSU STUDENT GETS NO HELP, WALKS 4 MILES","Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AGREEMENT REDUCES NATURAL GAS RATES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"HOMESTAKE OFFERS NEW TAX, PUC REJECTS MANDAN","Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKERS RACE STORM HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MATHIS LAWYERS TO ASK FOR TRIAL DELAY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MAN CHARGED WITH INJURING COP,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHANGING OF THE GUARD AT THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONSIDER HUNTERS WHO ARE BOUND TO ROADS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MX WOULD MAKE SD STRONGER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STOCKYARDS ARE NO 1--OUTLOOK UPBEAT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCOTCH LEASE PLAN FOSTERS CONVERSATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PREEMIE CARE COSTS & HEALTH PRIORITIES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DISAGREE WITH MX MISSILE EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CETA TAKING TRAINING APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FUND DRIVE STARTED FOR FIRE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GROUPS MONITOR URANIUM LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUNIOR LEAGUE HAS NURSERY SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MASON QUITS TRIPP COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEDIC ALERT VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN FIRMS TO LAY OFF WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON BOY'S BODY FOUND IN CREEK,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2 CORSON COUNTY MEN ROAD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SHERIFF'S OFFICE GETTING MORE SPACE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
AG ACTIVIST PROMOTING GRAIN PRICE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LAWMAKERS CLASH OVER SD PUBLIC TV,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*HOWARD'S TALENTED SCOTT WRESTLES WELL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLYING SOUTH FOR THE WINTER NOT FOR THE BIRDS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE NOT WITHOUT ITS FAULTS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE STATE'S ONE AND ONLY IN THE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SDSU DEFEATS COYOTES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MORNINGSIDE EDGES AUGUSTANA 84-82,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DELL RAPIDS OUTLASTS PARKER FOR BIG SIOUX TITLE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*A BORN HUNTER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MILD WINTER WEATHER GOOD FOR FISH AND GAME,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WINTER DEER HUNTING BUSY SEASON,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*AL BEUCKENS BATTLES BIG GUYS ON EVEN TERMS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS FACE VOTE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BAR DRY UNTIL LIQUOR LICENSE IS RENEWED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE NEEDS NEW BONDING JANKLOW SAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RC MAN DIES OF GUNSHOT WOUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UND AVIATION STUDENT KILLED IN HELICOPTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ACTIVIST CONTACTS NEW YORK BEFORE LEAVING CALIF,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS' REPORTED CRIMES DROP 6 PERCENT IN 1982,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ENACT MINIMUM DWI SENTENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SANCTITY OF CONTRACT LAW HELPFUL GRAIN STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*JANKLOW'S LOAN PROPOSALS RECALL NORBECK'S PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*BILL FLORENCE IS HERE TO GIVE YOU A BETTER PAPER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*USD PRESIDENT SEES ROLE AT CENTER OF STRUCTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
A FORMER WEEKLY EDITOR PRAISES ARGUS LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BLOOD BANK CHAIRMAN APPRECIATES COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEAT PROCESSOR FEELS TORMENT OF ABORTED HUMAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AG OFFICIALS TO FIGHT GYPSY MOTHS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BLACK HILLS RESIDENTS TO BE SURVEYED--LEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEASE OF RACING FACILITIES EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PUC SUPPORTS UTILITY TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WASHINGTON BANK NOT COMING TO SD,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
1982 CORN CROP SECOND LARGEST,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WHO'S WHO IN THE SD LEGISLATURE...,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CAR STICKERS PROMOTE STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*REDISTRICTING MAY BE LEGISLATURE'S BIGGEST FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD OFFICIAL WANTS MEXICO TO OPEN TRADE OFFICE IN MIN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HOUSECLEANING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
BOX ELDER ARGUES OVER NEED FOR FULL-TIME MAYOR,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*CHILDREN'S NAMES FOLLOW THE TRENDS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CAROLA MARKING--BROOKINGS HOMEMAKER TRIES RECIPES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
DEPRESSED ECONOMY CUTS PROFITS OF SD CATTLEMEN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*GIANT SNOW LOADERS BUILT IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*STRIKE STARTS PLUMBERS' EXODUS FROM SD,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
"*COMPUTERS, COMMUNICATIONS GOOD INVESTMENTS","Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS IN MAY AND JUNE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1983, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
KING'S FOLLOWERS KEEP DREAM ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER RETURNS EARLY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PASTORAL HUMOR COVERS IT ALL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*RATING REPORT SCORNS JACKSON, THE POLICE","Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE ODDS AREN'T WORTH THE HIGHS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*7-ELEVEN STORES CRACK DOWN ON SWITCH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDGEMONT PANEL WANTS APPROVAL OF SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW MIFFS SOME LAWMAKERS WITH TACTICS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SAY STATE COULD MISS 1986 DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REVENUE SHARING WILL BE DISCUSSED AT HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*PERMS, TRADITION BECOME BEAUTICIAN'S STYLE","Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*LITTON WORKERS PRAY FOR JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOW TO CONTACT STATE REPS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ECONOMIC TRENDS HEARTENING (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CUTS AT DAKOTA STATE WOULD HURT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JACKSON SHOWED LEADERSHIP THROUGH LOVE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FREE TAX HELP AVAILABLE FOR SENIORS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CORPORATIONS MUST FILE REPORTS BY APRIL 30,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IN-SERVICE EDUCATION SESSION SET IN PARKER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INDIAN TRIBAL LEADERS ON CONFERENCE CALL PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STUDENT INTERNSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SNOW COATED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PROGRAM REJUVENATES HIGH-MILEAGE VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
OFFICIALS KEPT DOKKEN ARRESTS FROM PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FAMILY CENTERS LIFE AROUND DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DOCTOR WAGES WAR AGAINST DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*DEVILBISS RECEIVES NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LOCAL PROFESSOR'S BOOK PUBLISHED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SERTOMA CLUB ANNOUNCES AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
FLANDREAU TEACHERS CITED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
COMMITTEE APPROVES BILL ON HOME HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATORS LOOK FORWARD TO SPEECH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES BILLS ON ZONING COMMISSIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATOR HEARS FOWL LANGUAGE IN HIS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE BILL WOULD PROVIDE WATER LOANS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 FARM SUPPLY STORES CLOSE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHILD-CARE CENTERS ARE CESSPOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SENATE COMMITTEE PASSES BILL TO REPEAL '79 STATUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HERE WE GO ONCE AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX SYSTEM SHOULD BE KEPT FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD GETS BAD RAP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CAUSE OF LAUNDRY ROOM FIRE IS STILL UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY TO APPLY FOR GRANT TO CLEAN WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR SAYS HE WILL RUN AGAIN FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PANEL DEVELOPS MIDDLE-SCHOOL PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SOUTH AFRICA IS BEHIND THE TIMES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW ISSUES ORDER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
ABDNOR WON'T ATTEND REAGAN'S INAUGURAL BALL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABUSE GROUP WILL BE ORGANIZED HERE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE--ECONOMY IS ISRAEL'S MAIN WORRY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GREGERSON TO HEAD LOCAL REPUBLICAN GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GUNMAN ROBS RAPID CITY CONVENIENCE STORE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN STILL CAN'T CONVINCE THEM HE IS QUITTING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TV PANEL WILL DISCUSS INDIANS IN MILITARY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR WANTS TAX RULES ON VEHICLE USE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MORE MONEY SOUGHT FOR DISABLES TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TEACHERS CERTAIN ZEPHIER WOULD SUCCEED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
GRASSHOPPER POISON CAUSED COWS' DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PRESSLER LEAVES NEPAL FOR CALCUTTA,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
STATE OFFERS FARMERS COURSE SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SMALL SCHOOLS PRODUCE BIG-PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STRIKE NEGOTIATOR LOSES UNION JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY--FARM TILL RUNNING DRY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KID'S HEALTH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ALBERTSON'S STUDIES CLOSING SIOUX FALLS STORE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"COMPETITION CUTTHROAT, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RESULTS OF MORRELL UNION VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
*FRANKLIN STUDENTS OUTDISTANCE PEERS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
GROUP WANTS FARMERS TO SET PRICES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR'S WIFE JOINS STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
7 LOCAL BANKS BACK SEARS' PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOP LUKEWARM ON ETHANOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
OSHA LIGHTENS CHARGES FOR BLAST,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
POLICE SAY 4 THEFTS MAY BE RELATED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
STATE ISN'T INTERESTED IN HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BELL SAYS HE'LL RUN FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER NAMED TO BANKRUPTCY COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MEETING ABOUT WASTE POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW TACTIC USED IN GAS PRICE WAR,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW BACKS CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"REGENTS WANT {dollar}500,000 MORE FOR RESEARCH","Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WEEK--PREVENTABLE BIRTH DEFECT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER TO HAVE EXPERIMENTS ON SHUTTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AUTHORITIES THINK 11 DOGS KILLED BY POISON,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JANKLOW APPOINTS 3 MEMBERS TO STATE BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JURY SELECTION STARTS FOR SUIT ON FATAL EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
STATE BANKING DIRECTOR TO QUIT AT END OF MONTH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JURY SELECTION IN MURDER TRIAL NEARS COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
MORATORIUM PLAN NOT THE ANSWER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PANEL OK'S INDIAN BINGO BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PROGRAM FOR TEEN-AGERS WITH ADDICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
RULE CHANGES RECRUITING PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INCOME DROP HITS FARM BELT HARDEST,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE OK'S DELA TEK VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER WIND BLOWS MERCURY TO 30 BELOW,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GOVERNOR DEFENDS SALES TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CORPORATE TAX WOULD BE PAINLESS WAY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T LOOK FOR YACHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PLAN MAKES 26TH STREET TOO WIDE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ALLEY HITS THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CONCERT AIMS TO STIMULATE, NOT SOOTHE","Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE PICKS NAVAL NOMINEES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IMPROVEMENT PLAN AVAILABLE FOR {dollar}10,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDICIARY SPEECH SET FOR JAN 27,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY IN RAPE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KDLT TO STATION NEW STUDIO IN SF,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS PUSH FOR ORDINANCE IN WASTE BURNING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIGHT ON BELL DEREGULATION BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKER CONSIDERING AD TAX AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MED SCHOOL WILL FACE RED INK,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTIES MUST PAY AIR CARE COSTS FOR THE POOR,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BLACK HAWK GIRL DOING WELL WITH NEW HEART,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EDUCATION BOARD APPOINTS VO-TECH DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INVESTIGATORS CHECK EXPLOSION AT LAUNDROMAT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEN PLEAD GUILTY IN SEPARATE SEX INCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RECORDS SHOW MOST HAVE AUTO INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESS LOANS RISE IN END OF 1986,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL OFFICIALS RETURN PROBLEM INMATE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GAMBLING RESOLUTION EXPECTED THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE TO LOBBY FOR AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FLIGHT STATION TO OPEN IN SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PANEL DELAYS HEARING ON MINING LAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*NON-FARM EMPLOYMENT IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*WINS ON OLSON'S MIND,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*GROUP SAYS TEAM NAMES RACIST,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WOMAN SURVIVING APPARENT ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD SCHOOLS WITH INDIAN MASCOTS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
DON'T FORGET ABOUT HOSTAGES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CUOMO TO BE NEXT PRESIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"JOB OUTLOOK, WAGES ARE DEPLORABLE (L)","Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PANEL HAS TAX ANSWERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*LUTHERANS CELEBRATE NEW CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
AGENCY DEFINES SNOW POLICIES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BERESFORD YOUTH CENTER PASSES HALFWAY POINT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS OFFER DEBATE TICKETS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JACKSON TO SPEAK AT RURAL CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKER PUT LASTING MARK,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRE IN BEDROOM DAMAGES HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR BACKS PLAN TO SPLIT BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON CRITICIZED FOR GAS TAX STAND,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIMON ASKS CHAIRMAN TO RETURN TO CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE FOCUSES ON NEIGHBORS FOR DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MICKELSON ANNOUNCES 3 NEW APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUC ALLOWS COURT BRIEFS ON FIBER-OPTIC PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL OF MINES STUDENTS BACK GOWEN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"TEEN DIES IN RAPID CITY, 2 MEN CHARGED","Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATES CONSIDER CAPITOL VISITS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DRIVING PERMITS FOR CONVICTED ALCOHOL OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SALE OF FARMS OWNED BY FMHA,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*1987 GOOD YEAR FOR BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOLIDAY CLOSES SOME OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GYM DANDY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEAT LOCKER SURVIVES PRIME TIMES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WORK, MEDICARE DRIVE DOCTORS AWAY","Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A HEALING FAMILY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*STATE SHOULD OBSERVE KING DAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EASTER SEALS IS NOT LINKED TO ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS DID RIGHT THING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEP VETERANS HOME OPEN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"EXPAND 'IN, OUT' FEATURE (L)","Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
COMMISSION IS LOOKING OUT FOR LITTLE PERSON,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BUSINESS MANAGER SUSPENDED; AUDIT SET,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTIES TAKE PART IN HIGHWAY CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING TODAY FOR PIERRE MURDER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE UPHOLDS OPEN PRETRIAL HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEER POSITIONS OPEN IN STATE PARKS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RESEARCHER TOURS COUNTRY TO STUDY FORCE OF GRAVITY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLINIC MANAGER WOULD GIVE UP PHONE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS CONSIDER TAKING STAND ON FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RISKED COURT-MARTIAL TO AVOID HYPOCRISY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*'PRAYING FOR RAIN',"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GEOLIGISTS DISAGREE ON RISK OF BORDER SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PIERRE STUDENT PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY COMMISSION GIVES ITSELF RAISE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LITTLE RASCAL KEEPS MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*STATE SHOULD HONOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ENVIRONMENT TO HAVE BIG IMPACT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNOR ISN'T TAKING INFLATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET VIEWERS HAVE THEIR MTV (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THOMAS HAS NARROW VIEW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*OMAHA NIPS SKYFORCE 106-105,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*IBM JOINS WITH DAKOTA STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
MISTER DONUT MAY LOSE NAME,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*POLICE SKETCH ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY CONSIDERS SUPPORT FOR PBS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE FIGHTERS UNION TO VOTE ON OFFER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE GETS 1 YEAR FOR DRUNK DRIVING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS DOCTOR TO DIRECT STATE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOLS TO KEEP SERVICEMASTER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESSMAN FIGHTS TO KEEP DUMP PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DUMP MORATORIUM BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"GROCER SURVIVES FIRE, LOSES STORE","Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AMBULANCE STUDY BLOCKED BY TIE VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE HALTS KING PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RAPE SUSPECTS FAMILY PONDERS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUNDAY LIQUOR ISSUE ON TAP IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION LIQUOR SALES FALL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CENSUS TO USE {dollar}3.3 MILLION IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MAN FACES MORE COUNTS IN BABY'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*AIRLINE VITAL TO SD GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE FLANDREAU BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HARTFORD COUNCIL TALKS ABOUT PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COUNCIL TURNS DOWN ADDITIONAL SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STORE FIRE DEALS BLOW TO MISSION ECOMOMY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ELK POINT LEADS WAY IN SALES JUMP,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
GAMBLING CASE GETS CLOSE LOOK,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
GETS 60-DAY SENTENCE IN COCAINE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RESTITUTION BILL HITS ROADBLOCK,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HUMAN SERVICES VOTE REJECTS UNION PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PICKNER FOUND NOT GUILTY IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*BUILDINGS, GUARD BASE BRACE FOR WAR","Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INTRODUCE BILL TO RESTRICT ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FOG ENDANGERS, STALLS TRAVEL PLANS IN REGION","Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"JURY ACQUITS PILOT OF DRINKING, FLYING","Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DUMP IS MORE THAN JUST A TRIBAL ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LANDFILL WOULD PRODUCE INCOME,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RESERVATIONS SHOULDN'T BECOME DUMPING GROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EVIL OF 'IMPRESSIONS' NOT NEEDED IN SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
EXPERT CARE IS BETTER THAN COMPETITION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
FREEDOM OF CHOICE IS REALLY RIGHT TO KILL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
TEACH KIDS TO RESPECT OTHERS' DIFFERENCES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
'ARGUS' IGNORES RIGHTS OF MINORITY ON DUMP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GIVE PEACE A CHANCE--WAR MAKES NO SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CYCLE CLASSIC HAD MORE GOOD THAN BAD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HAS TWO HELICOPTERS DETERIORATED CARE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PRICE OF NATURAL GAS CHEAPER THAN IN 1984 (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DON'T BLAME FAMILY FOR INMATE'S WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SHRINERS' AID TO KIDS SHOWS THEY ARE CARING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MEANS INSULTED THOSE SEEKING RECONCILIATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
NEWSPAPER'S STORY ON MUENSTER'S IMPROPER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
"CLASS IS MIXTURE OF KIDS, COOKING AND FUN","Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*COOK MIXES FAMILY, FUN, BUSINESS","Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON PLANS SERIES OF MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEX CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST CITY TEACHER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION VOTERS OK CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ASSAULTED IN RAPE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BERESFORD COPES WITH WAR FEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEDS SHARE DRUG MONEY WITH CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAIN STREET GROUP PUSHES ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD LAWMAKERS PASS GULF RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNION WINS AGAIN LINCOLN RE-ENACTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BILL TO CUT PAYMENT FOR RURAL SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION VOTES TO LOWER EIGHTH STREET,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NSU PRESIDENT TAKING RADIATION TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CASINO DEALER SENTENCED FOR CHEATING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AG SECRETARY--LACK OF MONEY HURTS PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
29 PEOPLE PLEAD GUILTY IN DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*INFANTS SAVED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COUNTY POISED TO DENY REQUEST FOR 911 ACCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"*SOUTH DAKOTANS MARCH, TALK, PRAY BEFORE DEADLINE","Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MEASURE RESTRICTS TEEN LEARNER-PERMIT DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"BRANDON FIRM GETS {dollar}200,000 STATE LOAN","Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"FMHA HAS {dollar}205,00 IN HOME REPAIR GRANTS","Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SD AHEAD OF NEIGHBORS IN REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
STATE'S ECONOMY IS STRONG--'KEMPER' REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*LIFE IMITATES TELEVISION IN LENNOX CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEDICAL COSTS SOAR AT PRISON,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AUTO CHIEFS FITTINGLY THRUST INTO HOT SEAT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FETUS SURVIVES ABORTING ATTEMPT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET LAWMAKERS KNOW FEELINGS ON GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
A WASHINGTON OPTION--RAZE PART OF STRUCTURE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BUSY INTERSECTION SHOULD BE MADE SAFER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--1992 SD LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*AGELESS WONDER ON WATER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLAY BRINGS RAPE UP FOR DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARE VIOLATIONS IGNORED FOR POLICE VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ATTORNEY GENERAL EDWIN MEESE AND FORMER SD SENATOR,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL'S FUNDING CAN GET COMPLICATED (PROF),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
FIRE DAMAGES BUILDING AT GAGE BROS. CONCRETE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOUISIANA ESCAPEE ARRESTED ON INTERSTATE 90,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOWER BRULE AMENDMENT CHANGES CASINO LOCATION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROBE CONTINUES IN MURDER-SUICIDE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'PEOPLE'S PRIEST' FLANNERY DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THEIR DRINKS ARE FOR THE DOGS--AND CATS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FUNDING OUTLINED FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"IOWA MAN SUES DOCTOR, HOSPITAL","Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MENTAL HEALTH UNIT OPENING TO BE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MITCHELL HOSPITAL ASKS PEOPLE TO LIMIT VISITS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
N DAKOTAN DIES IN SNOWMOBILE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEBRASKA LAWMAKER CAMPAIGNS FOR KERREY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TYNDALL MAN TO DIRECT COUNTY OFFICIALS' GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*STUDENTS GET TASTE OF GULF WAR FOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EDUCATORS TO STUDY ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PRESSLER REMARKS ANGER PAKISTANIS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FAIRNESS GOAL OF CHANGES IN TAX SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MICKELSON KICKS OFF VIDEO NETWORK,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*RIVALRY EVOKES A BASKETFUL OF MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SF CHRISTIAN SETTING IN FRONT ROW OF CLASS B,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS WARN STORES OF FRAUDULENT AD SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SPECIALIST SEES DIM FUTURE FOR MARKETS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CITY OFFICIAL SUSPENDED IN COLTON,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BOARD MEMBER REFUSES STAAB'S DEMAND TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LETTING THE DAY SLIDE BY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HEALTH PLAN UNVEILED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DAY-CARE PROGRAMS APPLAUDED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*APPLES WITH HORSE TAILS--IT'S COMING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*HOLIDAY SPIRIT SHOULD LAST ALL YEAR LONG--BLACKS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STATE TAX SYSTEM STILL UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LOTTERY MONEY ISN'T SEEN IN STATE PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COUNTY REPUBLICANS NAME FROELICH CHAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER POLICE CHIEF LOSES APPEAL AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KSFY TO BROADCAST POWERBALL DRAWINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX MAN GUILTY IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SHOT IN FOOT DURING ARGUMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POT-SMOKING TEENS ARRESTED AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ALL FOR FUN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL WATER SAFE FROM CONTAMINANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THEATER SUPPORTERS WANT STUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS CALL FOR COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE ORDERS PROTECTION OF MURDER TRIAL JURORS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS SEEKS MORE FAIR FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PENNINGTON COUNTY CENTER EXPANSION STUDY APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*COMPUTERS MAKE LEARNING FUN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EXPECTS COMPROMISE ON WATER DEVELOPMENT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CYANIDE SPILL NOT HEALTH THREAT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PRAYER BRINGS CLOSER RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*POHLAD TO BUY WATERTOWN BANK,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*WESTERN AUTO STORE TO OPEN ON 41ST STREET,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*ACCIDENT GIVES COUGAR PLAYER NEW PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEEP FREEZE SETTLES IN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CANCER TEACHES TEEN-AGER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DON'T LET MAYOR HANG ON TOO LONG (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GIVE TAXES OBJECTIVE LOOK (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WISE TO COMBINE AGENCIES (ABERDEEN AMERICAN NEWS),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CRITICISM OF PRESSLER TRIP DUE TO IGNORANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"MILLER OPPOSES TAX, YET ENJOYS NICE RAISE (L)","Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
JESUS WILL OUTLIVE ALL NEW RELIGIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MANIPULATED EVIDENCE GETS STEELE NEW TRIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
DON'T LET FEDS TAKE OVER OUR LOCAL SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WE DESERVE THE SAME HEALTH PLAN AS FEDS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
DRINKING AT HOME NOT A SAFE ALTERNATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS SCHOOLS WOULD BENEFIT FROM TAX (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
HELPING YOUNG FARMERS IS TOUGH ASSIGNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
LET'S UPDATE TAX SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
PLENTY OF POLITICIANS COULD BE BEHIND BARS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
BIG JOB FAIR SET FOR MARCH 3,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM SUPPORT GROUP TO MEET IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY GLUTTON FOR EATERIES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LACK OF TALENT COULD HAMPER NEW LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE CLOBBER COLUMBUS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEAGUE GETS COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BOWL GAMES TAKE BACK SEAT TO RAINBOW TROUT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SPRING TURKEY SEASON SET,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
COMMISSION TO LOOK AT TEEN-DANCE LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"FUNDING TO HELP FOOD, SHELTER EFFORTS","Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO DISCUSS HEALTH-CARE PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN DIES FROM INJURIES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY TO GIVE MORE YOUTH GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GOING TO COLLEGE--AND WORKING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NURSE GOES EXTRA MILE FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*PROPERTY TAX HIKES WORRY OFFICIALS, TOO","Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ROBBERIES IN CITY JUMP 46%,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"FARM AID GIVES PORK GROUP {dollar}5,000","Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FLOODING VICTIMS APPLY FOR BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE MAY LOSE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LAKE KAMPESKA LIKELY TO FLOOD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RURAL ACTION GROUP PLANS TO HONOR KING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WIDOWERS' GROUP HELPS THE PAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GAMING ADDICTS HAVE NO MONEY TO GET HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MAN SUES OVER BEER-LICENSE MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FEED USED TO KEEP HUNGRY DEER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
MAN OFFERED FOSSIL COLLECTORS DEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STATE WORKERS PAID LESS FOR SIMILAR JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*LEE'S EXIT MARKS END TO ROCK ERA,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*LUTHER MANOR PLANS NEW NURSING UNIT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*MAKE TRAVELING EASIER WITH PLANNING TIPS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1994, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
GOVERNOR TO DETAIL HIS PROPERTY-TAX RELIEF PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*FINDS TERROR ON RAIL CROSSING, BUT CITY'S WORST","Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"FEDERAL WELFARE MONEY INESSENTIAL, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
OPERATING BUDGET TIED TO PROPERTY TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*LONGTIME SECRETARY RETURNS TO KEEPING ORDER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ADJUSTING TO PERKS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"SALES, PROPERTY TAXES HURT POOR, DATA SHOWS","Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"GIVE CLASSY, OLD THEATER NEW LIFE (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KING'S DREAM INSPIRES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COUNCIL MEMBERS HAVEN'T EARNED RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DRUG COMPANIES' GOAL SHOULD BE THWARTED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GINGRICH'S MOTHER NO DUPED OLD LADY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
STATE INCOME TAX SOLUTION TO WOES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
'CHILDREN'S ADVOCATES' NEED WAKE-UP CALL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*DEATH LEAVES US IN SAD SEARCH FOR REASONS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SNOWBOARDER FINDS FREEDOM ON THE SLOPES,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE NOW FINDS THAT IT'S LONELY ON TOP,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO FURTHER CHARGES FILED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MISSING WOMAN TURNS UP SAFE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN WALK AWAY FROM TRUSTEE UNIT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KING'S WORK QUIETLY REMEMBERED,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ON CUE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHIEF OF STAFF PUTS PALS BEFORE PARTY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WORKING WITH SOUTH DAKOTANS BEST PART OF JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ROBBER STRIKES YOGURT STORE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*HARTFORD INVESTIGATORS SEEK CAUSE OF HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY MAY CHANGE LOT SPECIFICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GAMING BOARD SEEKS STATE'S LEGAL ADVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CASINO PENALIZED FOR TAKING MARKER,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FEDS MAY LET TRIBES HAVE EXTRA BUFFALO,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CITY COUNCIL TO CONSIDER LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"SENIOR GROUP, LAW OFFICERS BATTLE SCAMS","Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FBI AGENT TAKES STAND IN FOSSIL TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
MILD WINTER HASN'T HURT WHEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
FARM BILL SUBJECT OF PUBLIC FORUMS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*WOMAN CARRIES ON CIVIL-RIGHTS WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*DIVORCE RULES ARE SPECIFIC ON BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJan 16 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*LEADERS STATE CAN'T AFFORD JANKLOW CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LEADERS STATE CAN'T AFFORD JANKLOW CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO RESHAPE EXECUTIVE BRANCH,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TO RESHAPE EXECUTIVE BRANCH,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MAN HELD IN ROBBERY, RAPE ATTEMPT","Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
KRAZY DAY BEGINS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
END RESTRICTION FOR REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"JANKLOW, OFF THE CUFF","Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
END RESTRICTION FOR REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PARKS LAY-UP LIFTS TROJANS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*THE UNWANTED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
40 MPH IN TRACTORCADE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TAXATION, REORGANIZATION TOP JANKLOW SPEECH","Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS COULD BE JANKLOW'S IN 6 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TAXATION, REORGANIZATION TOP JANKLOW SPEECH","Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
40 MPH IN TRACTORCADE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE WEIGHS AWARD TO CARE CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS COUNCIL CLOSES VANT HUL MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DIABETES BLOOD TESTS TO BE GIVEN FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
UNIQUE ORCHARD HEIGHTS ZONING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JIM ABOUREZK IT'S TIME TO RELAX,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
IOWA BRIDGES A SAFE SQUEEZE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW PRO-LIFE SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
JANKLOW PRO-LIFE SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
STATE'S LOCAL TAXES AMONG NATION'S LOWEST,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
"CAR FIRM, TRIBE PLAN TALKS","Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
FARM MARKETING SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
"CAR FIRM, TRIBE PLAN TALKS","Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
ACCIDENT PROMPTS COUNTY TO CONSIDER MAINTENANCE-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
MCGOVERN URGES HELP FOR RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
MCGOVERN URGES HELP FOR RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
ROUBIDEAUX TO GO TO WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
MORE TRAFFIC ARRESTS SEEN UNDER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
CORLE HEARING TO BE JAN 25TH,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.6"
QUOTES WORTH REPEATING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.6"
ELEGANCE ON A BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
'ABILITY COUNTS' ENTRIES DUE FEB 1,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS SPONSOR CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
READER RECIPE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1979, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*JANKLOW-STATE MUST BUY RAILS TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EDGEMONT RESIDENTS-WHY SHOULD WE WORRY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW-STATE MUST BUY RAILS TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OLSON'S WIFE-WE CAN MAKE IT WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EDGEMONT RESIDENTS-WHY SHOULD WE WORRY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DANCER'S HERITAGE IS HIS LIVELIHOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DAVID FIEDLER PREPARED FOR SAT DEBUT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DANCER'S HERITAGE IS HIS LIVELIHOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PIANIST SCULLY IN TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PIANIST SCULLY IN TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DAVID FIEDLER PREPARED FOR SAT DEBUT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ART WINNER HAD NO FORMAL TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE SETS RECORD WITH CORN CROP,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RAIL PLAN HAS {dollar}15.3 MILLION PRICE TAG,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RAIL PLAN HAS {dollar}15.3 MILLION PRICE TAG,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW RESERVATION LIFE PROMOTED ON STATION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW RESERVATION LIFE PROMOTED ON STATION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE RESERVE GO BEYOND BACKUP,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLITICIANS SIGN UP FOR PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MILWAUKEE OFFICIAL REACTS FAVORABLY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MILWAUKEE OFFICIAL REACTS FAVORABLY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
'UNTHINKABLE' COLLEGE SOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAIR BOARD APPROVES BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRUCKERS SUPPORT FUELS TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAX PROTESTER SENTENCED-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINING PERMIT BILL CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINING PERMIT BILL CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUPLE SUES SNOWBLOWER FIRM,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRUCKERS SUPPORT FUELS TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"CIVIL FILINGS UP, INDICATIVE OF TREND","Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INDUSTRY TO COMBAT DEATHS IN HOT TUBS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CATTLE BUYER BEWARE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANELS TACKLE HEAVY BILL WORK LOAD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
GRAIN SHIPMENT ON BARGES PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
GAME DEPT RESTORED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
MARRIED COUPLE FACE RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
IOWA FEDERAL CARS ON A GASOHOL DIET,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
GETTING INTO THE SPIRIT OF WINTER-UNDER WATER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COACHING DEAF-NO USE FOR SPOKEN WORD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*COACHING DEAF-NO USE FOR SPOKEN WORD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LINCOLN'S JACOBSON 'FLIPS' FOR GYMNASTICS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*EX-CHIEF FINED, ON PROBATION","Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE--EX-CHIEF MEANT WELL,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE--EX-CHIEF MEANT WELL,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*EX-CHIEF FINED, ON PROBATION","Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WINGLER TRIAL JUDGE REPLACED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WINGLER TRIAL JUDGE REPLACED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"SHEA, WASHINGTON WIN GYMNASTICS TITLE","Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRIVATE CITIZEN 'TIGERS' WILL MONITOR CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS SLASH REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SD UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS, BUT NOT FOR LONG","Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS SLASH REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SD UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS, BUT NOT FOR LONG","Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOU DID IT...,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD GETS A 2ND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OTHER CITY OFFICIALS DID IN EX-FIRE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*OTHER CITY OFFICIALS DID IN EX-FIRE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DOLLAR GOAL MET BY UNITED WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIKES MAYOR-COUNCIL-MANAGER PLAN FOR SF (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LEGISLATORS MUST RESOLVE TAX RATES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
4-H RODEO INSURANCE COVERAGE INSUFFICIENT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WHY TRY A RAILROAD AFTER CEMENT PLANT...(L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STATE AG POST MIGHT BE ELECTIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL DISCIPLINE BILL HELD UP,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MED SCHOOL DECISION POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}1 BILLION SOUGHT FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS DELAY COMMISSIONER VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TWO NOT GUILTY IN THEFT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD AMONG 26 STATES REPORTING FLU,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"CUT-DOWN CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE CAN BE PROFITABLE","Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DEMO CHALLENGE FAILS--SENATE APPROVES HIKE IN LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEMO CHALLENGE FAILS--SENATE APPROVES HIKE IN LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE STOPS 8 PERCENT PAY BOOST FOR STATE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MONEY FOR BIG SIOUX STUDY READY SOON,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
MONEY FOR BIG SIOUX STUDY READY SOON,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
FARM DEALERS OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WYO UNSURE OVER SD SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NEB MAY PEDDLE POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*CENDAK USES BEST OF OAHE--BACKERS SAY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD TO GET BREAK FROM THE COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BLOOD BANK NEEDS MORE DONORS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*2 EVERYDAY S DAKOTANS HEAD LEGISLATIVE PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ETSI PIPELINE, FEDERAL FUNDING ON SPOTLIGHT","Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPEARFISH HOMEOWNERS PAY LARGEST AMOUNT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'81 SD CORN CROP 2ND LARGEST ON RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MATHIS MURDERS TALK OF TOWN-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GOOD PHEASANT NEWS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW REJECTION OF JUDGESHIP NOT SURPRISING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROAD HUNTING BAN AN UNNECESSARY STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HAMLIN DIRECTOR DEFENDS TAX ASSESSMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE ECKER DEFENDS NEW BANKRUPTCY LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FARMER OFFERS CASE AGAINST TRAILER ZONING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ABDNOR CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PLAN TO LEGALIZE GAMBLING AMONG 348 BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BN TO CONSIDER NAPA-PLATTE LINE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SD EXTENSION SERVICE FACES MORE CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CONSUMERS GROUP DISBANDS AFTER RATE SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"*THE IN-FISHERMAN, LINDER TAKES PLUNGE...(WOSTER)","Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BOWLERS' BACK PAIN CAN BE CORRECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*'WE THE PEOPLE...'(FINE),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SD SYMPHONY'S SOUL-STIRRING CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CENTER SPONSORS WEEK TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*GLADYS GERDES--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*REAL ESTATE BUSINESS TO REMAIN DEPRESSED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ROUGH TIMES TO SWAY LABOR TALKS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STATE COMMISSIONER CHENEY DIES OF CANCER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*AFTER YEARS OF DROUGHT, RIVERS GO WITH THE FLOW","Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*WINTERS ON THE PLAINS HARD ON FARMERS, LIVESTOCK","Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THRESHOLD RECEIVES COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*DAREDEVIL HURT IN SNOWMOBILE JUMP,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EQUIPMENT FAILURE SHUTS DOWN GENERATOR,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INCREASE IN EDUCATION AID FROM STATE LOWEST IN 5 YRS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HE'S TRAVELED OVER AIR WAVES FOR 58 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BUILDING HIGH-SPEED RAIL NETWORK COULD AID JOBLESS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MATH, SCIENCE TEACHING NEEDS A BOOST IN US (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRAISES WAYNE TOWNSHIP SNOW PLOWING JOB (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BRANDON TO DECIDE ON ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION TO DECIDE ON PRECINCTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ENROLLMENT UP AT COMMUNITY COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW WILL GET SD SALES AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM WILL AIR NUCLEAR FREEZE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD WILL RESPOND TO SLIP UP PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*2 RUN IN RACE FOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"REGENTS TO CONSIDER COMPUTER DEGREES, STANDARDS","Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ALCESTER'S TODD WELLS SAYS CONCENTRATION KEY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CLYDE HAGEN CHALKS UP DIFFERENT VICTORIES TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STOCKHOLDERS APPROVE UNUSUAL S&L MERGER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STATE CAN'T CUT HEAT AID TO POOR,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*RETAILERS PURSUING COPIES OF TRIVIA GAME,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*AWARDS, PROMOTIONS, SCHOLARSHIPS","Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BILL REQUIRES FISCAL ASSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CABLE TV BILL PUT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE BACKS RAISING DRINKING AGE TO 19,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALE-LEASEBACK BILL RUNS INTO OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S LOOKING GOOD FOR REAGAN,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MONEY APPROVED FOR CITY PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RANCHER SUES FOR BILLIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA OFFERS PEACE TO MOST,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PETITION DRIVE TO SEEK RECALL OF HUNKING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CONGRESSMEN'S VISITS KEEP THEM TUNED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IOWA COUNSELOR GROUP ASSAILS PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WELL TREATED AT CITY HOSPITAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MAY GET TREATMENT IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEWSWEEK FILES SUPPORTING LEGAL DOCUMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFERS SUPER SITTER CLINIC,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRISON PLAN WOULD GIVE BOOM TO OTHER SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC INVITED TO NUCLEAR FREEZE DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BELLMAN GETS SENTENCE FOR ILLEGAL SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AMERICAN CARRIERS OFFERS 2-FOR-1 STOCK SPLIT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW WANTS REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NO SMOKING POLICY MEETS WITH OBJECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
DASCHLE SCHEDULES 4 OPEN-DOOR MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FOOD BANK DIRECTOR REQUESTS DISCARDED FOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"IF MERGED, VOTERS WON'T ELECT OFFICER","Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JAPAN IS BETTER MARKET THAN TAIWAN,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LIVESTOCK GRAZING FEE WILL DECREASE SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STURGIS SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRIAL MOVES TO LAKE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BANKING LAW IS UNDER FIRE IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DASCHLE RECEIVES COMPLAINTS ABOUT AT&T,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*PUNDITS RELISH IN KUNDERT ROAST,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*PLOWING ALONG,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LITTON FURLOUGHS ANOTHER 350,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT THROWS OUT MANY OF LAST MONTH'S TICKETS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW PLAN OFFERS SCHOOLS {dollar}13.6 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STATE SUPERINTENDENTS WANT TO HEAR MORE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*DISORDER ROBS COUPLE OF LIFE TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL EXTENSION WEEK ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*CARE IS THE ANSWER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*SNOWFALL PARALYZES CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS MAY ENTER DISPUTE ON HOUSING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRIVATE COLLEGES LOOK TO LEGISLATORS FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE PASSES BILL REPEALING LAETRILE USE LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WHEN BOOTS ARE MISSING, PLASTIC BAGS WILL DO","Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOKKEN THREATENED ANOTHER MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF COUPLE ASSAULTED IN HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REQUIRE THE USE OF SEAT BELTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPECIAL DEER SEASON NOT RIGHT WAY TO GO (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IOWA MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN FILES SUIT FOR TOWING OF AUTOMOBILE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY ORDERS RECORDS PAGES REMOVED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO SUSPECTS IN CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CUSTOMERS MISLED ABOUT FUNERAL SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*FORMER SDSU STAR AS GOPHER SCOUT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RANKS LOWEST IN DOCTOR COUNT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BALANCING CUTS PLOW INTO FARM PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BRECH SUES COUNTY OVER TRANSPLANT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*COLLEGES CHANGE ACADEMIC PACE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GUTHRIE LIVES UP TO EXPECTATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
INTERIM ALLOWS STUDENTS TO EXPLORE INTERESTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*STUDENTS TRY TO TRIP THE LIGHT FANTASTIC,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AUGUSTANA OFFICIAL RECEIVES SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HOMEMAKERS SET JAN 20 DEADLINE FOR TRIP,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MOUNT MARTY COLLEGE TO PRESENT 'KISS ME KATE',"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
USD MUSIC PROFESSOR TO GIVE RECITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*EDMUND HALLEY NEEDS A HAIL FROM THE CHIEF (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SPONSORING PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
THERE'S NO ROOM FOR MONOTHEIST SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*RHODES SETS PATS' RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH SCHOOLERS MAKE CENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD REVIVE CORPORATE FARMING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINORITY GROUP TO CHECK COMPANIES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN AS MEMBERS OF JAYCEES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATIC PARTY CHAIRMAN QUITS AFTER 1 YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"HOOPS, REGENTS BATTLE RETURNED TO STATE COURT","Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW LOW SETS JULY DEADLINE FOR WASTE COMPACT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PLAN FOR CENTER UNFOLDS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLICE SEEK INDECENT EXPOSURE SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"EX-CUSTODIAN SENTENCED FOR BURGLARY, PETTY THEFT","Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS LAWMAKER TO ATTEND HEALTH SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 WOMEN PLEAD GUILTY TO ATTEMPTED PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'STATEHOUSE' BROADCASTS LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LAWYER SPEAKS FOR BILL INCREASING COURT FEES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MITCHELL FIRE DAMAGES CLEANERS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COMMITTEE PASSES MONEY BILL FOR USD LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RESOLUTION CALLS FOR GRAIN STANDARD INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BURG WANTS GOP TO BACK MONEY LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CONSULTANT--STRIKE STRATEGY WORKS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*MONTROSE FIRE KILLS 100 PIGS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DELGROSSO QUITS DCI--BAUM WANTS NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAMP ELECTION IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MORE FUN THE SECOND TIME AROUND ...,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*NO FIRE IN THE CHURCH FURNACE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DIABETES GROUP APPRECIATES HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
KELO ANGEL TREE WAS SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
THANKS FOR TOUCHING NEWS STORIES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
THANKS TO MEALS ON WHEELS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL HAD SPECIAL DAYS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CHAMBER WOULD NOT PROFIT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY WITH BROWN IN CHARGE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET MISNAMED GIANTS PARTY IN NJ (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MORE GROWTH TIED TO PARKING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW SHOWS HUMAN SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
STATE TAKING FROM THE POOR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PRESERVE THE RIGHT TO PETITION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*KING BELIEVED LOVE COULD SAVE MANKIND,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*TIEFENTHALER TOPS ALL-AMERICAN TEAM,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KING HOLIDAY CUTS POSTAL DELIVERIES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ROBBED AT KNIFE-POINT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON SAYS HE'D PULL GRANT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD WOMAN DIES IN AIR COLLISION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIGNED BILL WOULD SPEED DEUEL VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANIMALS NOT WILD ABOUT WINTER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TAX INCREASE WASN'T PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALL AGENCIES TO GET FULL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
APPEALS COURT REJECTS LAND CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MONTROSE FIRE KILLS PIGS, DESTROYS BARN","Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WORKERS TO BE LAID OFF AT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SALES TAX SENT TO THE STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ANOTHER MILD ONE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LESSON IN SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S CLERICAL RANKS THINNING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*OFFSETTING LOW COSTS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN HEALTH CARE CUTS WOULD VIOLATE TREATIES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE SOFT ON SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STATE SURVIVES 365 DAYS WITHOUT JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COUNTRY MUSIC FANS IRKED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DRIVER VOWS TO TREAT OTHERS WITH RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUSH WILL DEFEAT DUKAKIS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
POLITICAL EDUCATION NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*GEPHARDT WON'T RULE OUT TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DOLE TO SPEAK AT LINCOLN DINNER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DUKAKIS TO HOST TELEVISION SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE FEBRUARY 8,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN REMAINS HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON'S PROPOSALS WIN PRAISE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CPR CLASSES TEACH TECHNIQUES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DELA TEK TO OPEN NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*FIRMS GIVE DISABLED A CHANCE TO WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AGENCIES SEARCH FOR STATE'S OLDEST FARMER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONSERVATION PROGRAM SIGN-UP BEGINS FEBRUARY 1,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAIRFAX MAN ELECTED TO FARM CREDIT BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IMPLEMENT DEALER'S SUIT WILL GO TO TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR HELPING INMATE ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD TRIBE VOTES TO CUT OFFICERS' TERMS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VISITS TO BADLANDS NATIONAL PARK UP 14 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOW TO REACH LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CALENDAR TO FEATURE SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRATS FOR CORPORATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR--FARM DEBT PROGRAM NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
GOWEN SAYS NO DEAL MADE FOR HIM AT TECH,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HURON TRYING TO FIND OUT WHERE FUEL WENT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MITCHELL MAY GET TOSHIBA PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*COLORS OF GREEN,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INJURIES PUT FOCUS ON SAFETY IN CLASSES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU SNAPS AUGUSTANA VICTORY STREAK,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ARCHERS SHOOT FOR THE TOP,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*OUTDOORS ARTIST'S PAINTINGS TELL STORY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
APPRAISAL FIRM TO SURVEY HERE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GRAIN WORKERS FACE NEW SAFETY RULES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GROWERS EXPECT CORN USAGE TO RISE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RANDALL'S OFFER NEW MONEY SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RESTRICTED CHEMICALS ARE TOPIC OF CLASSES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BANKERS SEEK LOOSER RULES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*THERE'S MORE TO BE DONE AT SEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
GOOSEMOBILE SALES DOWN IN 1987,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTAN ELECTED OFFICER OF AG GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU CUTS THREE COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.E, p.04, col.5"
CHAMBER SPONSORS BUSINESS FINANCE SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.E, p.04, col.5"
EXPRESS MAIL DROPS INTERNATIONAL RATES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.E, p.04, col.5"
"*CAROL SWIER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*WATERCOLORS GLOW WITH ARTISTS' GENIUS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*GROCER FOUND DEAD IN GARAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
APPROVES BILL TO CHANGE COLLEGE NAMES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTANS ON WAY TO INAUGURAL,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KING HOLIDAY A STEP CLOSER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BANKING ON A CAN,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
OFF-DUTY FIREFIGHTERS ACTED COMMENDABLY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER VOTES FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SCHOOL FOR DEAF SERVES NEARLY 180,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'ARGUS' HAS DOUBLE STANDARD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LOAD KING OFFICIALS TO MEET WITH UNION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARTIN SENTENCED TO 25-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL COUNCIL OK'S CHURCH PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMC CORP RETURNS TO FULL PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION TO MEET POSSIBLE NEGOTIATOR,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT FOR MAY FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLASSMATE OF KING OBSERVES DAY IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL DISTRICT BACKS FUNDING BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SICK STUDENT GETS THE DAY OFF ANYWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WANTS THE STATE TO GET INTO THE INTERNATIONAL MARKET,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A FAREWELL TO JULIE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TO STOP ISSUING STORAGE TANK PERMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY FIRE DEPT UNDER GAG ORDER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD BUSINESSES SAY NO TO NEW TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PHONE DEREGULATION HEARINGS START,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*ABORTION PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SLIPPERY DRIVING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TALKS STALL WITH CITY WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 PRISON INMATES BECOME PREGNANT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN DEBUTS ON 'NEWHART',"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CITY TAXPAYERS DESERVE MORE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE HEADLINE-GRABBER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SHOULD NORMALIZE TIES WITH NICARAGUA (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AGENCY IS AGRICULTURE'S FOE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*FOOD FROM AROUND THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRE DEPARTMENT MOVES HEADQUARTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO HONOR 2 CITY RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIPELINE BILL GETS COMMITTEE'S OK,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAMUELSON TO OPEN CAMPAIGN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS OF YEAR AWARDED LAST WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUVENILES NEGLECTED THIS TERM,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*PRISON PROBE COST TAXPAYERS {dollar}45,000","Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE DAY AFTER,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY ASKS COUNTY TO HELP PAY FOR STUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPONSER OF LOTTO BILL SEES CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY--NO TAX CAP,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AVON MAYOR DECIDES AGAINST ANOTHER TERM,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS SHOWS JUMP IN UNDERAGE DRINKING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY DELAYS ACTION ON REQUEST FOR FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FACES LAWSUIT FOR BOY'S INJURY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"2 HURON MEN, FIRMS HIT WITH FINE","Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE RESIDENT NAMED TO EDUCATION BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
VOTERS HEAD TO POLLS FOR THIRD TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*LEADER ENDS 47-DAY HUNGER STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LENNOX'S SALES INCREASE 4.6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MUSEUM RECEIVES OK TO ESTABLISH NEW FUND,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PROPANE COSTS PUTTING STRAIN ON PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FLANDREAU NAMES PANEL TO STUDY SCHOOL SPACE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HARTFORD CONSIDERING NEW WARNING SIRENS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BUYER WON'T DIVERT PATIENTS FROM CLINIC,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HEAVY GRASSHOPPER INFESTATION POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PEST CONTROL FUNDING MEASURE IS STALLED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*PARK ADDS 3 WATER SLIDES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
GENERAL DYNAMICS REJECTED CITY AS SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"ATTACK SURPRISES, SCARES MANY S DAKOTANS","Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SF VETS SUPPORT ACTION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STATE'S OFFICIALS SHOW SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ATTACK SCARES FAMILIES OF SERVICE MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
30 DEMONSTRATE ON PHILLIPS AVE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SF STUDENTS STAGE WALKOUT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MEDIA TOOK AMERICANS TO BEGINNING OF A WAR,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ABOUT THE SITUATION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VICTORY IN GULF MAY BE PAINFUL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"SLOBS, NOT HUNTERS DISREGARD GAME LAWS (L)","Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
WAR CAN REDUCE ALL GAINS TO RUBBLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
PERHAPS COUNTY PANEL SHOULD BE ELIMINATED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STORY GIVES FALSE SENSE OF SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CITY CAN SUPPORT ONE AMBULANCE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
COMMENTS ABOUT HILLS SOUND LIKE SADDAM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
DEMOCRATS ENDORSE STATUS QUO PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SUSPEND SUPERBOWL IF NFL IS POLITICAL ENTITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
GROWING CITY NEEDS ANOTHER AMBULANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
PREVENTION BETTER THAN LATER CORRECTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*A PACKER WITH PUNCH,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KEEN SINGS SATURDAY IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SKINNER HAD PROFOUND IMPACT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'FUNNIEST PEOPLE' AUDITIONS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHARGES DROPPED VS 3RD DEFENDENT IN I-90,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FROSTY FROLICS SCHEDULED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR DEFENDS TAX-HIKE PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NCAA DIVISION II TOURNAMENT SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEITHER SIDE SATISFIED WITH SURFACE-MINING STUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REQUIRE LEGISLATORS TO REVIEW SALES TAX EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SEPARATED SITES TERMED LIKELY FOR ARTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC MEETINGS PLANNED ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE CHEERLEADING TOURNAMENT JANUARY 26,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICERS ELECTED ON JAMES RIVER BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*POSTER CHILD MEETS LEGISLATORS, GOVERNOR","Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRESSLER TO HOST PUBLIC FORUMS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RAPID CITY WOMAN PUTS WAR TO MUSIC,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRESSLER BILL OPPOSES BOYD COUNTY DUMP,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*ALL-STARS AIM HIGH,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"CITICORP ANNOUNCES LOSS, CUTS DIVIDENDS","Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PORK PRODUCER WINS SD HONOR,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*MIDDLE EAST MAPS HARD TO COME BY IN AREA,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MALL MEDICAL CLINIC WILL CLOSE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
DONATIONS POUR IN FOR APARTMENT FIRE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP GOAL IS BIGGER REBATES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GAY SUPERHERO OUT OF CLOSET,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FATAL ACCIDENTS ELICIT SAFETY CHECKS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GARBAGE BUSINESS WON'T BE THE SAME (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*LACK OF YOUTH HAMPERS ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CASTANEIRA'S ACTIONS MAY BE CAUSE FOR PROBE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COMMISSION SHOULD READ LANDOWNERS WELL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*NEXT SEASON TO STAY FRESH AT PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FESTIVAL TO SHOWCASE COLLEGIATE WORKS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RULING KEEPS BUCHANAN OFF BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CARETRAUM PLEASED THAT FINDINGS FAIL...,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GROUP PROMOTES FIGHTING HUNGER BY WRITING LETTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FUNERAL SERVICES SATURDAY FOR REV. FLANNERY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MAN DIES OF EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN DROWNING RULED AS ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PROGRAM GIVES HISTORIC BARNS LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TOWNS PASS VIDEO LOTTERY RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*PEACE MISSION IS FULL-TIME JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE ETHICS GROUP DELAYS TEACHER HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BILL BOOSTS TAKE FROM LICENSE FEES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKER TO PUSH SALES TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL ADVANCES BILL THAT ALLOWS REVIEW OF CASES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WILD-GAME INITIATIVE FAILS TO ADVANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HIGH COURT RULING OK'S INDIAN TAX PROCEDURES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT CAN'T SAVE ALL,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
BILLS' MCKELLER COULDN'T SOLVE SDSU IN 1985,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HERE'S A TIP,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PROGRAM GIVES CREDIT FOR COMMUNITY WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
*PARK-IT CAR DEALER WINS CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
COUNTY'S BABY BOOM IN '92 SURPASSES RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MINORITY HIRING A TOUGH GOAL TO REACH,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REPUTATION MAKES JURIST UNPOPULAR WITH DEFENDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HEALTH-CARE DEBATE POINTED RIGHT WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MORE FEMALE JUDGES HELP BRING BALANCE (ABERDEEN AM),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MEETING WAS A STEP TOWARD BEATING RACISM,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ARTICLE ON JUDGES LACKED PERSPECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CITY READY TO ADDRESS ENTERTAINMENT NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HOUSING PROJECTS CAN CREATE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PICK SINGLE ROOMS WHEN HOSPITALIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
LET INMATES FIGHT IN MILITARY ACTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*SD NATIVE HAS DRIVEWAY ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FOOD PLOTS HELP PHEASANTS BATTLE THE COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*GOLDENROD MAKES GOOD BAIT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TV AD PRODUCER TO SPEAK IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CAR DOCTOR BREAKS DOWN STEREOTYPES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FIRE DAMAGES HOME NEAR MADISON,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"MAN HELD AFTER KILLING WOMAN, SHOOTING SELF","Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
OFFICES TO BE CLOSED FOR KING HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PEEVER MAN CHARGED IN STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
TWO CHILDREN DIE IN HERMOSA FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*AUCTION PUTS FARMER ON NEW COURSE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SD GOES TO DC,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
LIQUOR LICENSE BEING BLOCKED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY NOT ENTITLED TO SHARE OF ROYALTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
SUPREME COURT TO HEAR DRUG SEIZURE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*ANTARCTICA MOUNTAIN NAMED AFTER SD NATIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
'93 LEGISLATURE STARTS SLOWLY WITH 40 ROOKIES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*HURON WOMAN RECORDS DECEASED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
DEADWOOD VOTERS CONSIDER SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.F, p.04, col.5"
HURON LAWMAKER PROPOSES PERMANENT STATE-TRIBAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
LINCOLN CHOIR TUNED FOR INAUGURATION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
"*BABY, WHAT'S YOUR NAME","Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*MAN WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE DIED WITH DIGNITY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"WHEN MOMS, DADS HUNT FOR NAMES","Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*FROM REEFS TO RAIN FORESTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
HILLS RANK AS TOP SPOT WITH HARLEY DAVIDSON OWNERS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1993, sect.G, p.02, col.5"
*MITCHELL MAYOR LIVES KING DREAM OF CO-EXISTENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COLD SENDS SHIVER THROUGHOUT SD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAY GO TO 85-MINUTE CLASS PERIODS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ANIMAL, HUMAN ABUSE OFTEN CONNECTED (L)","Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD COULD FIND SUPERINTENDENT IS SD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PARENTS RESPONSIBLE FOR RAISING CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MOMS OFTEN FIND TRANSITION HARD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CLINTON HEALTH PLAN NOT SOCIALIZED MEDICINE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ISSUES COOK LIKE BEAN SOUP,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA VENTURES WILL HELP FLEDGLING FIRMS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MILLER--SIMPLIFY SCHOOL FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CITY LEGISLATORS CRY ENOUGH FOR EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MCKELLIPS WOULD LIKE SHORTER GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"WINNERS, LOSER IN EDUCATION FUNDING","Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PARENT WONDERS ABOUT SCHOOL REFORMS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
RAISE REQUIREMENTS FOR YOUNG DRIVERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SPIRITUALITY CAN'T BE ADOPTED BY SOUL-SEARCHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*AS LITTLE AS POSSIBLE SHOULD BE SPENT TO RUN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*MONTANA IS A MODEL FOR BUSINESS EXPANSION IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TAXPAYERS HAVE NO SAY ON CAPITAL-BOND USE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ARTS EDUCATION FOCUS OF TOWN MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CARBON MONOXIDE SUSPECTED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEAT AID APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER TO BE SPEAKER AT HOUR OF RELFECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEEKING MISSING INMATE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GUARD UNIT RETURNS FROM TURKEY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SEARCH FOR EQUALITY BROUGHT BLACK PIONEERS TO SD,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TO REPRESENT THE INTERESTS OF WORKING PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION WANTS TO TAX PARK VISITORS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTIES TO BUILD DETENTION FACILITY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS STORED MORE WHEAT AT END OF '93,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WEATHER HURTS PARK VISITATION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*COMMUNITIES REMEMBERING KING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RUNOFF IN '93 WAS FOURTH LARGEST,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VOTE SCHEDULED ON STUDENT UNION EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FAMILIES MADE SD THEIR HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LEASING IMPORTANT PART OF LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS SHOULD BE LESS CONFUSING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
FORM 1099 STATEMENTS DUE FEB 28,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*COACHES FAIL TO FOCUS ON ONE MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CREIGHTON'S DAKOTA DUO,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*LET'S WORK TO END MYTHS OF FEMINISM,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STUDIES THE CHANGES BROUGHT BY FLOODS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS FRET OVER INSECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TRANSPLANT INFANT'S ONLY CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOYBEAN-PROCESSING PLANT PULLS BUSINESS TO VOLGA,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL TOWN SUSTAINS BY SERVING SENIOR CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE SHOULD FUND CORE CURRICULUM (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MISSILES NOT MISSED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
YELTSIN PAYING PRICE FOR CHECHNYA WAR (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOLS SHOULDN'T FORCE STUDENTS OUT INTO FOG (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SHRINK GOVERNMENT TO BALANCE BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*CASINO LIMIT NO WAY TO DEAL WITH GROWTH (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
GOVERNMENT WORKERS FORGET WHO'S THE BOSS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
TALK IS CHEAP WHEN IT COMES TO TAX REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
CHRISTMAS STORIES WERE PRECIOUS GIFT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
*PUT STRESS TO TEST,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RIVELAND LEAVES VOLUNTEERING LEGACY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*GRANT HELPS INDIANS FAST BREAK TO FAST START,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE TRIO NAMED TO ALL-STAR TEAM,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*GETTING WILD IN THE KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MISSING TRUSTEES CAUGHT AFTER CHASE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CIGARETTE STARTS CITY HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEW PRESIDENT NAMED AT KILIAN,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY PONDERS NEW BELTWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*HERE COMES THE SUN, BUT NOT FROM THE SKY","Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PASTOR SAYS RACE RELATIONS NEED MORE THAN TALK,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
UNDERCOVER DRUG AGENT HIRING SNAGS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
3 YOUTHS WITH HIV WILL BE ON PUBLIC TV,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAYOR WILL GIVE UP JOB THIS SPRING,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON MULLS OVER PRESSLER CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*FIRE DESTROYS SOUTH SHORE CAFE, DAMAGES 2 BUILDINGS","Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PANEL WANTS CHANGES IN SLOT-MACHINE RULES,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DEVELOPMENT PANELS TO AIR FINDINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*MAN DIES WHILE CHANGING TIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TO DO MORE RESEARCH ON JOINT LIBRARY STRUCTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*ACTIVE DEMOCRAT DIES AT 87; DASCHLE AMONG FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*BUSINESSMAN PLUGS IN,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
ETHANOL PLANT COULD DRIVE UP PRICE OF CORN--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 17 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
144 OFFICIALS REGISTER AS LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
144 OFFICIALS REGISTER AS LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NO 'BUGS' FOUND IN GOVERNOR'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW DIRECTOR SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LET JANKLOW ACT WITH OWN BOARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LET JANKLOW ACT WITH OWN BOARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
A WORKING MOTHER UPHOLDS NEED FOR SCHOOL BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PLANT SCIENCE BUILDING HEATED SOLAR ENERGY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.C, p.13, col.1"
WEST RIVER AQUEDUCT IS FACING OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WEST RIVER AQUEDUCT IS FACING OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MOOD FESTIVE AS TRACTORS ROLL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS GET SUPPORT ON RESOLUTION 21,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS GET SUPPORT ON RESOLUTION 21,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MOOD FESTIVE AS TRACTORS ROLL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FEDERAL RED TAPE COSTS RAIL SHIPPERS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO LESSER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE TO SERVE ON AG COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEATH PENALTY LEGISLATION PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LINDA LEE MILLER WILL SEEK DEMO PARTY POST,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FEW QUARRELS ARE FORESEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HURDS FILE HARASSMENT SUIT-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
PAGES RESTRICTED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
"MAN STABBED, TWO SOUGHT","Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SPLITTING OF WEST CENTRAL REJECTED-HUMBOLDT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
ROWLEY SETS OWN TEMPO,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
ROWLEY SETS OWN TEMPO,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
RIO NIDO SWINGS THE OLDIES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*STALLONE'S PUNCHY 'PARADISE',"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*'HORSEMAN' NEVER REACHES GALLOP,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
CIVIC DANCE ASSOC LAUNCHES DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
CLONING 'ANIMAL HOUSE',"Argus LeaderJan 18 1979, sect.F, p.12, col.1"
"FRIENDSHIP MAKES MCGOVERN HEIR TO {dollar}400,000","Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NORWEGIAN ID MAKES OFFICIAL JOKE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE TO OFFER SUMMER THEATER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GREEK CHURCH IS A 'HUB',"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SLAPSTICK ABOUNDS IN SDSU'S 'STORY THEATER',"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WEEK OF CLASSES HELPS DEVELOP SKILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHAIN MAY BRING TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BILLS UPSET REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BILLS UPSET REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLURRY OF LAST-MINUTE BILLS COULD SHAKE STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BILLS UPSET REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLEA BARGAINS OFTEN CUT PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PLEA BARGAINS OFTEN CUT PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMITTEE TO REVIEW USE OF PLEA BARGAINING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMITTEE TO REVIEW USE OF PLEA BARGAINING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HISTORY LESSON (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLATTE BOY HOSPITALIZED AFTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SERVICE AWARD PRESENTED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WILLIAM STEPP-DRUNKEN DRIVING CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIREMEN FIGHT FIRE AT THE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CIRCUIT JUDGE APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DIGNITY TOPIC OF CONFERENCES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANSLAUGHTER CONVICTION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE FUND STARTED FOR MILLER FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BERT TOLLEFSON RETURNS TO SD,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
BERT TOLLEFSON RETURNS TO SD,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
NICKEL TAX PER DRINK SUGGESTED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NICKEL TAX PER DRINK SUGGESTED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*JANKLOW MOVES TO KILL OWN PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*JANKLOW MOVES TO KILL OWN PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
LAWMAKERS-NO EXTRA TAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
POWER WITHDRAWN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
POWER WITHDRAWN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
VET TAX PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SCHOOLS TAXED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
SCHOOLS TAXED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
INHERITANCE TAX BILL PASSES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
INHERITANCE TAX BILL PASSES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
SOGN STILL OPTIMISTIC OVER PRICES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
STATE'S LANDOWNERS MOVE TO FREEZE FEDERAL BUYING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S LANDOWNERS MOVE TO FREEZE FEDERAL BUYING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BOY DROWNS IN POOL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BOY DROWNS IN POOL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAW OFFICIALS FEAR BONDS ALLOW CRIME,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LAW OFFICIALS FEAR BONDS ALLOW CRIME,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GUARDIAN ANGEL OF THE ICE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GUARDIAN ANGEL OF THE ICE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU BAND OFF TO REAGAN INAUGURAL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3RD QUARTER 1980 FLAT FOR SD BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3RD QUARTER 1980 FLAT FOR SD BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S INNER CIRCLE WEAKENED BY DEPARTURES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAILS RULE LEGISLATURE AS 3RD WEEK STARTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S INNER CIRCLE WEAKENED BY DEPARTURES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAILS RULE LEGISLATURE AS 3RD WEEK STARTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3RD QUARTER 1980 FLAT FOR SD BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU BAND OFF TO REAGAN INAUGURAL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS MULL PROPERTY TAX LID,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKERS MULL PROPERTY TAX LID,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TELLINGHUISEN GOT OFF WITH A KISS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TELLINGHUISEN GOT OFF WITH A KISS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TELLINGHUISEN GOT OFF WITH A KISS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CARTER AIDES LEAVE THEIR MARK,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*LET POLITICIANS RESOLVE COLLEGE QUESTION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LET POLITICIANS RESOLVE COLLEGE QUESTION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OTTER TAIL DEFENDS RATE INCREASE REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OTTER TAIL DEFENDS RATE INCREASE REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATOR--SCHOOL BILL WAS A MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GENERAL FUND BELOW ESTIMATE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GENERAL FUND BELOW ESTIMATE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOLD HUNTER BACK ON JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
AQUIFER OK IN DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*JOAN ABBOTT CHOSEN AS MISS SD FOR 1981,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*THESE SD LEGISLATORS WIELD THE POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THESE SD LEGISLATORS WIELD THE POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THESE SD LEGISLATORS WIELD THE POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THESE SD LEGISLATORS WIELD THE POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THESE SD LEGISLATORS WIELD THE POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THESE SD LEGISLATORS WIELD THE POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THESE SD LEGISLATORS WIELD THE POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THESE SD LEGISLATORS WIELD THE POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS END OF PERMANENT EASEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THESE SD LEGISLATORS WIELD THE POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THESE SD LEGISLATORS WIELD THE POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THESE SD LEGISLATORS WIELD THE POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THESE SD LEGISLATORS WIELD THE POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THESE SD LEGISLATORS WIELD THE POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS END OF PERMANENT EASEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS END OF PERMANENT EASEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WEEK IN REVIEW AT LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LAWYERS URGE NEW BLACK HILLS RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
LAWYERS URGE NEW BLACK HILLS RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*JOY OF ICE FISHING--HEADING FOR HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BILL WOULD OPEN RESEVOIR TO DUCK HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
FIRE FUNDS IN WORKS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
PROPOSAL WOULD STIFFEN HUNTING TRESPASS LAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
PROPOSAL WOULD STIFFEN HUNTING TRESPASS LAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
FORMER VIKING HILGENBERG CAN GET NERVOUS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
LEARN TO ENJOY RUNNING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*SF STOCKYARDS REMAINS THE NATION'S THIRD LARGEST,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
"*FOR RESEARCHERS, INFORMATION EQUALS POWER","Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.D, p.12, col.4"
"*FOR RESEARCHERS, INFORMATION EQUALS POWER","Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.D, p.12, col.4"
"LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS, JAN 12-16","Argus LeaderJan 18 1981, sect.D, p.13, col.1"
*PRESSLER MISTAKEN FOR TV INTERVIEWER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHY SF GOT WARMER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*KEEPING VIGIL AT SIOUX VALLEY'S INTENSIVE CARE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BOAT OWNERS MAY GET MISSOURI RIVER FUNDING BREAK,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FINNISH REPORTER--US JOURNALISTS STILL HEROES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SURGERY REBUILT JAW, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARCHITECTS PLAN HOME FOR DEAD MAMMOTHS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS--DON'T COMPARE WORKFARE TO URBAN STATES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FIRE GUTS WAUBAY, SD HIGH SCHOOL","Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY CONTRACT AWARD JUSTIFIED BY EVENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT FREEDOM MEANS UNDER CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*MEAGHEN NORTH NAMED MISS SD,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS SEWER RATES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS YOUTH DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN DIES IN 2-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MUSEUM EXHIBIT TRACES USD'S HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"TIMOTHY OVIATT, MARKET ANALYST, TO SPEAK","Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
30 HOMES WITHOUT POWER 3-4 HOURS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL WOULD CUT PAID LEAVE FOR NATIONAL GUARD,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HE GREW UP IN PRISON & PROBABLY DIE THERE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CONSOLIDATION CONTROVERSIAL ANSWER TO ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AGAR SCHOOL 'PRETTY WELL OFF',"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW TO GET 1-NICKELODEON BAND,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"*FOR ELDERLY, PRICES CREEP UP--INCOME DOESN'T","Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
A WORLD CHAMPION PRAIRIE DOG SHOOT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTA DESERVES A BITE OF WHITE CASTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*NEW BERGELAND CENTER OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*BOYCE IS CONTRACTORS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MOTHERS OF TWINS ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*POOL PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR'S PRACTICE TRANQUIL SINCE LEGALIZED ABORTION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS--HIGHER STANDARDS FOR TEACHER TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOWNS STILL DRINKING WATER DESPITE WARNINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOGEN NOMINATED AS AG SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC LANDS OFFICE RUNS WITHOUT COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CHENEY'S COURAGE EXAMPLE FOR ALL SOUTH DAKOTANS(ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"CITY, HAYWARD PEOPLE BOTH LOSE ON ANNEXATION (L)","Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD FACES TROUT DILEMMA (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE VALUES ROADS MORE THAN PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES RIDENOUR'S RELEASE WITHOUT BOND (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DEPUTIES LOOK FOR KIDNAP SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EXPERTS DISAGREE ON TAX FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED OF THREATENING WITNESS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"MAN TO BE TRIED FOR ARSON, THEFT","Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
20-YEAR-OLD ARRESTED IN DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOMEOWNERS PROTEST STORM SEWER FEE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BILL TO PAY COUNTY FOR INMATES' COSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"BILLS ON DOPE LAW, PRISON PLANNING FILED","Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ROSLYN MAN RECALLS HORRORS OF PRISON CAMPS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT SALE STUDY MULLED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CHRISTIAN SCHOOL OPENS IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CITY UNION WORKERS WILL VOTE ON CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FAD DIET PROMISES EMPTY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LAWMAKER HAS BYPASS HEART SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
VANDERZIEL NAMED TO STATE AG POST,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WEATHER STATION TO STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW WILL SPEAK AT MINNESOTA GOP DINNER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
ND GOVERNOR ACCEPTS JANKLOW GAME CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
OMAHA FIRM WILL JOIN ETSI,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*KNOBE WON'T RUN FOR THIRD TERM,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO RECORDER OUTLETS EXPECT SALES TO GROW,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ACTION OFFICIAL AGAINST USING QUOTAS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
KNOBE STIRS SPECULATION ABOUT CITY FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ROBBIE'S DREAMS OF SUCCESS LIVE ON,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE RIDGE PRAIRIE MAGNET DRAWS FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"COMBINE PROGRAMS, PANEL TOLD","Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CRIME DROPS BY 10 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE VOTES TO RAISE LEGAL AGE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"LEGAL AGE, LIQUOR LIABILITY, MENTALLY RETARDED","Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LIQUOR LIABILITY BILL ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHIEF JUSTICE WANTS STATE DEFENDER'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SPACE PLANS GIVE COURTHOUSE NEW FIGURE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*TEACHERS HOPING FOR 4 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COURT RULES TO HOLD PHONE RATES DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
BOOST 3.2 BEER AGE TO 19 (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
3 WORKERS SUSPENDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SUSPENDED LITTON WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNMENT CAUSE SOCIAL SECURITY PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
CORRECTIONS BOARD SUPPORTS JANKLOW PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY PROPOSES STATEWIDE GRAND JURIES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SENATORS URGE BIDDING FOR GOVT PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SMOKE DETECTOR REQUIREMENT OK'D,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY MAY ASK CITY TO HELP PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
AUTHORITIES WANT TO QUESTION DRIFTER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BELL CLOSING OFFICES AROUND STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BLACK HILLS POACHING HOTLINE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CLERK FAILS WATERTOWN ROBBERY ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE PRESENTATION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ELECTION PROMPTS PRESSLER CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NO ARRESTS MADE IN FATAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PATRIOTIC COALITION TO HAVE MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"TECH RECEIVES {dollar}50,000 MEMORIAL GIFT","Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WASTE WATER ADMIN BUILDING DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN TO PROSECUTE IN METER TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
1981 CITY DIRECTORY PREPARATION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*OGLALA CHAIRMAN ASKS FAST HORSE TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TOURISM SHOULD BE STRONG IN 1984,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD RESIDENTS WANT PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"4,000 FARMERS RALLY","Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY--NO REGRETS ABOUT HIDING RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*ENTERPRISE'S COMMERCIAL SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SYMPHONY SOLOIST GOT HIS START IN ROCK,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BOWLED OVER BY FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CONCERT TAKES SPANISH TWIST,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*WASHINGTON WRESTLER IN MIDST OF SENIORITIS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RYSDON COMES THROUGH FOR LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OLYMPIC SPIRIT KEEPS GROWING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS SALE-LEASEBACK BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLESKY DROPS PLANS ON REPEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WITNESS--DOKKEN TRIED TO RUN ME DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A SOLUTION FOR THE RESOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EISNACH CONSIDERS JOINING RACE FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LEGISLATORS NEED TO KNOW ENTIRE STORY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STALEMATE CONTINUES ON NEW JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PUT MORE MEANING INTO THE SUPER BOWL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE DOESN'T WANT TO DISMISS FLITTIE SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE CONTINUE INVESTIGATION OF ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRO-LIFE SUPPORTERS TO SPONSOR WALK TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUBLISHER TO ADDRESS RETIRED EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOARDS PLEASED AT VO-TECH FUNDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEBATE RESUMES ON CHANGING LEGAL DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TOBACCO SELLERS OBJECT TO TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PANEL WILL DISCUSS FLAT TAX PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
FARM GROUP HAS TAKEN STEP BACKWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GRAIN EXPERT PREDICTS MORE LOW PRICES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GREAT SIOUX NATION MEETING ENDS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEW YEAR'S EVE INCIDENT BRINGS ARREST,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICE MAY LOSE POWER TO LIMIT LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE'S FIRST WOMAN LAWMAKER DIES AT 91,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STORE FINALLY HAS PERMIT TO GO OUT OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*AGENTS LEARN TO LIVE WITH STRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BUDGET BILL MIGHT FORCE EXTRA SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MIKE'S AUTO WORKER SHOWS CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
THRESHOLD THANKS THE COMMUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD KNOW ...,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
12 MILLION CUPS A DAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HELP MARCH OF DIMES STOP BIRTH DEFECTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAKE A TRIP TO THE LEGISLATURE (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*ST. CLOUD HANGS ON TO WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LAWSUIT SCARES BRECH MORE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DEMO ATTACK JANKLOW, OFFER ALTERNATIVES","Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR SELECTS AREA SUTDENTS FOR ACADEMIES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AUSTAD TO TELL SECRET OF BUSINESS SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANDIDATE MICKELSON TELLS 4-POINT ROAD PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA TO GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"OFFICES, BUSINESSES TO CLOSE FOR KING HOLIDAY","Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RAVEN INDUSTRIES ANNOUNCES REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*KULHAVY FACES 50 YEARS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIRM SUES FOR FRANCHISE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"GANNETT FOUNDATION GIVES {dollar}8,500","Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL PERMITS LIQUOR LICENSES FOR CITY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHINA TRIP MAKES STUDENTS APPRECIATE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES CORPORATE FARM MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAILROAD UNSURE OF SD HEADQUARTERS LOCALE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENT ADMISSION RULES PROMPT KROGMAN BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD WINTER WHEAT ACREAGE DOWN 3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S BILL TO CHANGE BAD CHECK LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-MAYORS--WE AREN'T INTERESTED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW TO PUSH ETHANOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UNION WORKERS SAY SMOKING POLICY STINKS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CRAZY DAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SEARS CENTENNIAL CATALOG FEATURES MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AIRPORT LANDS INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OFFICIALS FIX FEED PROGRAM SNAFU,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SEEKS TO REPEAL FOREIGN LANGUAGE RULE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*MITCHELL TEAM BUS CRASHES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SNOW BLOWER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S SUICIDE RATE IS HIGHEST IN THE REGION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WINTER STORM ENTERS PLAINS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COOPER WELL KNOWN IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*WOMAN SPENDS LIFE FIGHTING DESIRE TO DIE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EXPERTS SAY TALKING CAN SAVE LIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*ATTEMPTED SUICIDES IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*SUICIDE BY AGE IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
BARE-BONES JOB PLAN IN NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DOLE STAKES OUT SD PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MONEY DEFIES GRAVITY IN TRICKLING UP,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SANCTITY OF HUMAN LIFE VIOLATED BY ABORTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*RAISING SALES TAX BEST OPTION NOW,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*FOX, COYOTE POPULATIONS ON RISE","Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CITY'S OLDEST BOWLER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
AREA RETAIL CHAINS REPORT SALES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ON GREENHOUSE EFFECT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD CONSTRUCTION UP {dollar}7.9 MILLION IN '86,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*PEOPLE FACE BIG RISKS, GAINS","Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAN ENDS 30 YEARS OF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
DELA TEK HEAD PREFERS CITY SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
REPAIRS TO DELAY PLANT REOPENING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
YOUTHS NAMED TO ACADEMIES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ON FARM POLICY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*TO RETURN HILLS TO SIOUX,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW FILLED FAIR POSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE WON'T FREE INMATE FOR REPAYMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON TO OPEN TWO FIELD OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
CHEMICAL-FREE CROPS DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
GIVING SCHOOL DISTRICTS RECORD {dollar}12.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
DEADLINE FOR BLIZZARD LOANS IN FEB 12,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER ASSIGNED TO FIVE SENATE COMMITTEES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
STATE TO UNVEIL TOURISM CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
STATE WORKING ON WATER DAMAGE AID,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
*THE SHOW NEVER STOPS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*LONNIE REMINGTON SHARES TREATS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1987, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
SEVERAL CITY OFFICES TO CLOSE FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*BRONCOS, 'SKINS IN SUPER BOWL","Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FRANKLIN SMALL BUT NOT FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RANDALL SEAT DRAWS ATTENTION FROM RIVALS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DON'T BE ALARMED BY RESTLESS NIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BROOKINGS COMPANY CONTRIBUTES TO CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CITY JAYCEES SPONSOR CHARITY BOWL-A-THON,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HEAD START TAKING ACCEPTING FALL APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
YOUTH SYMPHONY NEEDS ADULT VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CLEAR FROST FROM WINDSHIELD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"POLICE ARE RUDE, UNCARING (L)","Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RACIAL UNDERSTANDING REMAINS DISTANT GOAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OVERUSE OF EYE DROPS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABERDEEN UNIONS MAY BE DISSOLVED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEEF PROMOTION IS PAYING OFF,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLUBS' AWARDS BANQUET ON MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN STILL IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO PARENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL TO LOOK AT LOAN PROGRAMS RESULTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCANNER TO BOOST MEDICAL COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW WALKWAY PROPOSAL FACES COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HOUSE FIRE 619 N MAIN ST,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS STRESS DIFFERENCES IN PARTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WINTER WHEAT PLANTING INCREASES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"PLANE FROM RAPID CITY CRASHES, KILLING 3","Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SKATING KEEPS HARNDEN ON ICE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
2 MEN CHARGED IN STORE HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ABDNOR OUT AS HEAD OF SBA,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BENTSEN'S FATHER KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*KOLBE POKES FUN AT COLLEGES' CRUSADE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY IN FIGHT AGAINST DRUGS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOHNSON RADIATED LOVE & KINDNESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO PROTECT HILLS FROM MINING DEVASTATION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*SERVED UP ON A POLISH PLATTER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EXHIBIT FEATURES COLLEGE PRESIDENT'S WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUNSHOT VICTIM'S CONDITION UPGRADED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAST INJURED PLAYER LEAVES HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOAD KING STRIKERS PRESENT PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO NARCOTICS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOCKHOLDERS SUE MINING FIRM LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING TRACKS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY REJECTS TAX-FREEZE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE DELAYS ACTION ON TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN TO RENAME COLLEGES PASSES HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY REACHES OUT TO WYOMING FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COLLEGES WELCOME NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
{dollar}3 MILLION PLAN TO FIGHT WEEDS OK'D,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CHIEF JUSTICE PROPOSES PAY INCREASES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE GIVES NOMINEE APPROVAL FOR AG SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES TAX REFUND MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL REDEFINES SEXUAL CRIMES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HARRISBURG BOND ISSUE REVIVED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD LIFTS RESTRICTION ON ADULT BOOKS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEW SCHOOL PROPOSED FOR PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
CITY IS FIRST ON METER LINE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*STUDENTS ARE CREDIT TARGETS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"*CALLING 911, CALLING 911","Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOLY BATMOBILE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROPANE COSTS ENGULF HEAT AID,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY FIREFIGHTERS ACCEPT PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PLAN TO REFER INCOME TAX TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ALL TAXES SHOULD GET SAME TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--WOMEN IN COMBAT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MINING FREEZE IS MODEST MOVE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EVERYONE HEARS BAD WORDS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR SHOULD TELL IT... (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CITY NEEDS CARETRAUM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
IMPROVE SCHOOL QUALITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
MORE AIDS RESEARCH NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*HEARD ANY GOOD BOOKS LATELY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"FARM AID OFFERS {dollar}2,500 TO SD","Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUPERINTENDENT EVALUATES TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
'POT-SWAP' INMATE TO BE TRIED FEB. 2,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACCIDENT VICTIM'S NAME RELEASED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD DONATES FUNDS FOR CHILD CARE CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES TAX REFUND PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL SERVICES EXPECTS A SHORTFALL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AG EXPO OPENS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABANDONMENT ALARMS DEAF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION IS THEME OF RALLIES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE KILLS KING BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW 'FACE' ON ITS TOURISM SLOGAN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
911 SERVICE ENHANCED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY MONEY STOLEN FROM BROOKINGS BARS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS CONSIDER FEE HIKES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS SUSPECT ERROR IN AUDITOR'S FIGURES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CANTON ECONOMY AIDED THROUGH {dollar}35,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GARRETSON POST OFFICE HITS CENTURY MARK,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MADISON WON'T EXTEND ADDITIONAL SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*DELL RAPIDS PLANS NEW PARK,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
4 CONTAMINATED SITES DISCOVERED AT AIR BASE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ARSON RULED AS CAUSE IN MISSION FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COLMAN TO REVIEW MERGER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*TO CHANGE CARS FOR OUTLAWS SEASON,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BEAN PANEL SEEKS FUNDS FOR RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*IRAQ STRIKES BACK,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SF PITCHES FOR CLASS A BALL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TO BOMB AND BEING BOMBED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL MARKET BUSY AS DOW JONES SOARS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DON'T WRITE OFF STATE AIRLINE YET (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SF AMBULANCE HAS SERVED AREA WELL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WHY VOTE IF ELECTION IS IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GUARD AS WELL TRAINED AS ACTIVE DUTY PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
POSTAL SERVICE SHOWS HOW TO SAVE MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WILL VA GET FUNDS FOR NEW VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
REMOVE 'IMPRESSIONS' FROM CITY SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
LOCAL THEATER HIKES MOVIE TICKETS TO {dollar}5,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DISPLAY OF SCULPTOR'S LOVE OF MYTH,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON MEETINGS CANCELED THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RACIAL RECONCILIATION MEETING RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCM TO MEET TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANTI-WAR GROUPS BEGIN URGENT WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUNTERS ARE AMONG HUNTED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
QUIET FALLS OVER LOCAL COFFEE TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SUPPORT FOR THE FLAG,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ALL OF THIS IS ON TV...,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS SPLIT OVER WAR,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEADERS SHOULD TELL TRUTH ABOUT WAR,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*SD LAWMAKERS PAUSE, PONDER WAR","Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN MAN GETS CALL FROM GULF,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
GROUP WARY OF ANIMAL ABUSE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENATE PANEL OK'S CRIME BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PROTESTERS MAKE PERSONAL APPEALS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
ELLSWORTH BOOSTS ITS SERCURITY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.6"
REALITY HITS SD TEAMS IN NCC PLAY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN PINS DOWN 1ST DUAL VICTORY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FRIESS IS BUSINESS CITIZEN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
CORN PLANT ASSISTANCE FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
*SELF-PROFESSED AGENTS SUE SD HOTEL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP--WE'LL CUT BUDGET BY {dollar}10 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AUDIT CRITICIZES DRUG PROCEDURES AT VA HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*KIDS AND CANCER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
'EXTREMITIES' SHOWS US SHOCKING REALITY OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
CHANGING CREDIT TALLIES TO SHOW... (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STRICT SENTENCING GUIDELINES BENEFIT ABUSE CASES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
OFFICIALS RESPONSIBLE FOR RISING PROPERTY TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*KNIGHTS BEAT ROOSEVELT 61-42,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEAM PLAY HELPS SKYFORCE BEAT FURY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LAKER GIRLS DANCE INTO SF,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CANTON TO CELEBRATE NEW SCHOOL ADDITION,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPANY MUST STOP TEXAS POLICY WRITING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH SERVICE DIRCTOR TO LEAVE ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH SERVICE DIRECTOR TO LEAVE ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING SCHEDULED IN OFFICER'S THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MASURS FILE LAWSUIT AGAINST TSCHETTER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE GIVEN GRANTS FOR HISTORIC WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING SOME KICKS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIDS TEACHINGS DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY SAYS DUMP-FEE INCREASE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARM LEADER SAYS REBATE NOT ANSWER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL CREATES DRUG-FREE ZONES AROUND SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGIONAL LANDFILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SAINTLY COMPLEX HINGES ON BOND APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CANISTOTA LEGION DECIDES TO REBUILD ITS HALL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONVENTIONS ARE BIG RAPID CITY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL LANDFILLS MAY BE OFF LIMITS TO OUTSIDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOSPITALS FAIL TO ASK ABOUT ORGAN USE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PARAMEDIC HIRED TO OVERSEE 911 SYSTEM SETUP,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"SIOUX WOMAN HONORED, SERVES AS A POSITIVE ROLE MODEL","Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*LEGISLATIVE OVERSEERS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ENVIRONMENTAL CTR A TRIBUTE TO RESOURCES CONSULTANT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
ABORTION LIMITS TO BE ISSUE IN LEGISLATURE--LAWMAKER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RESOURCES SHORT FOR IMMIGRANT STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"AG APPOINTEE BRINGS SKILLS, UNCERTAINTY (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MANY USE RITUALS TO RIDICULE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*CREATING BUDGET A MATTER OF SETTING PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*VOTERS' MANDATE TO SD LAWMAKERS--NO MORE TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DON'T DESERVE BIG RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
THE MENTALLY ILL ARE OFTEN MISUNDERSTOOD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AMBULANCE COST IS WORTHWHILE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PRESSLER BACKED GOP CANDIDATES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
COUNTRY NEEDS A FLAT TAX RATE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
STATE MUST WORK TO COMBAT RACISM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
MITCHELL 4-LANE ADDED TO STATE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC CAN COMMENT ON DISABILITIES ACT,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TIGER EXHIBIT WORK TO START THIS SPRING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BURNED CHURCH LOOKS FORWARD TO 2 RESURRECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KAUFMAN WANTS TO STREAMLINE SCHOOL BUSINESS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MEDICAID SHORTFALL CAUSES PAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STONED DRIVERS WORRY RUSHMORE BEER FOES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*TRASH TO CASH PLAN GROWING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON REQUESTS FEDERAL DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MISSION MAN ADMITS STEALING CAR ENGINE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY NOMINATIONS WANTED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SEARCHING FOR NURSING DEAN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LIBERTARIANS MAY REWRITE AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SISSETON TEACHER INSTRUCTS CHINESE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DRUNKEN GAMBLER ISSUE HITS DEAD END,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*YOUR FINANCIAL PRIVACY RIGHTS ARE LIMITED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SCHIRMACHER CAPTURES RACQUETBALL TITLE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE THUMP ROCHESTER ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*A LITTLE BIT OF DETERMINATION GOES A LONG WAY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"AS KING DID, WE NEED TO MEET OTHERS HALFWAY","Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CURFEW COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BROKEN 'TOYS' CAN'T BE FIXED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BITTER COLD RETAINS GRIP ON AREA,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PLOWING THROUGH PITFALLS OF COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CHEERS TO LEGISLATURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CORRECTIONS OFFICE BELONGS IN CAPITOL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITY MUST SPEED UP ITS RECYCLING EFFORTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GUN POINTED AT TEEN COULD HAVE MISFIRED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WICHNER WAS ALWAYS READY TO HELP OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
ELECTION STORY UNFAIRLY FOCUSED ON NEGATIVES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
PAVILION PLAN BACKERS WERE KEY TO VICTORY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
YOUNG DRIVER'S DEATH WAS AVOIDABLE TRAGEDY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
ABORTION PROTESTORS PLAN SATURDAY MARCH,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEDDOW OPEN HOUSE WILL BE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CABLE TV WORK UNDER WAY IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CARBON MONOXIDE VICTIM IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"UNITY, ABORTION FOCUS OF PRAYERS","Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A WAY TO REMEMBER THEIR HERO,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*ARMED MEN TIE UP VICTIM, TAKE CASH","Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN--ABUSE LED TO STABBING,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANTHROPOLOGIST WANTS TO TELL MALCOLM X FACTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JOHNSON HOPING TO LAND AG POST,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BRISTOL SUPERINTENDENT IS ASKED TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FUNDING TO HELP FOOD, SHELTER EFFORTS","Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"GAME, FISH & PARKS WANTS MORE CRP","Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEAGUE PLANNING LEGISLATIVE DAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REPUBLICANS TO HOLD VALENTINE'S DANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ALLEN FOCUSES ON ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FACING TOUGH CHOICES ON SCHOOL AID ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKERS SHOW SUPPORT FOR WELFARE REFORM,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*EDUCATION KEY TO HIGHER PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*LEADER IN AGRICULTURE, DIES AT AGE 80","Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BUYERS PAY MORE IN SIOUX FALLS THAN OTHER AREAS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*A BASIC GUIDE TO HUNTING THE JAVELINA,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE GET BUZZED,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BURKHALTER LEADS KNIGHTS' ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FITNESS FOLKS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"DASCHLE, PANEL TO TALK ON REFORM","Argus LeaderJan 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW DELIVERS TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PROPOSAL TO SPARK 'HELL OF A BATTLE',"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW'S PROPOSAL RAISES CONSUMER COST--OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MIXED REACTIONS GREET PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*JAPANESE PASTOR SAYS FAMILY BACK HOME SAFE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
RAIL CROSSINGS MUST BE SAFER (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY LOOKS AHEAD (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"DASCHLE, CLINTON DON'T CARE ABOUT VETS (L)","Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REFLECTORIZED TAPE COULD RESOLVE PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MIDWEST LEADERSHIP GOVERNING THE NATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS GET REAL ABOUT TELEVISION TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*570 OFFER TO HELP BABY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IBA QUITS WITH SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*COOK'S IDEAS COME AT END OF GROCERY TRIP,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CANARIES TAKE OFF,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FEATURED OBITUARY CHOSEN WITH CARE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE RECOVER VIOLIN FROM TRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN REPORTS ASSAULT BY 3 WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE REPORT OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEEN TELLS POLICE MAN GRABBED HER,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS PRAISE JANKLOW EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER'S FURY TAKES TOLL IN PARTS OF SD,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TALKS OF HOPE FOR BETTER WORLD FOR ALL AMERICANS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSAL WOULD END REWARDING SCHOOL INEFFICIENCIES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
COUNCIL APPROVES CHANGE IN CONVENTION FACILITY ROOF,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"BROOKINGS CITY, COUNTY AGREE TO BUY 911 RECORDER","Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SORORITY PLANS EVENTS FOR 125TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABORTION PROTESTORS PLANNING WALK SUNDAY--PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT LEADER QUITS AFTER EMBATTLED TENURE,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"WOMAN, 25, DENIES ABUSING DAUGHTER","Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DEVELOPMENT GROUP TO ORGANIZE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*OFFICIALS WANT AN END TO STATE MANDATES,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*JOHNSON FEARS GOP CUTS WILL HURT RURAL AREAS MOST,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DASCHLE SEEKS BALANCED-BUDGET DETAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED AFTER CHASE ENDS IN FARMYARD SNOWBANK,"Argus LeaderJan 18 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
DASCHLE GETS POST AS WHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BLIZZARD-LIKE CONDITIONS A FOUR-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TWO KILLED ON SLICK HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MILWAUKEE ROAD AT CRISIS POINT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MILWAUKEE ROAD AT CRISIS POINT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
A CASE FOR GARBAGE MEN TO RAISE FEES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
LEGISLATORS TRY TO END TECHNICALITY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STATE THREATENED WITH FINE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
STATE THREATENED WITH FINE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*DEATH PENALTY AFFECTS WARDEN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE LIGHTS WENT OUT IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INMATES MAYBE PUT TO WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE HAS RECORD CORN CROP,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TRACTORS REACH BLUE EARTH,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"{dollar}900,000 TARGET OF BOY SCOUT FUND-RAISER","Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW VOWS EARLY VETOES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW VOWS EARLY VETOES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TRACTORS REACH BLUE EARTH,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EAGLE BUTTE CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS WON'T RELEASE RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FUNDS SOUGHT FOR OGLALA SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"ROGER BROWN, FORMER ARGUS EDITOR DIES","Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"TRIBE EXPELS ATTORNEY, FIRES PROSECUTOR","Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
108 LOBBYISTS REGISTER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN SENTENCED TO 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
RECOMMENDATION ENCOURAGING,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOYLE REALIZES JANKLOW'S POSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOYLE REALIZES JANKLOW'S POSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE OPPOSES TYING TAX TO GOLD PRICE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE OPPOSES TYING TAX TO GOLD PRICE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
INMATE SUES OVER LOSS OF GUIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INMATE SUES OVER LOSS OF GUIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STATE PARENTS, MINISTERS RALLY","Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*PIANIST BRINGS JAZZ TO CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RADIATION SOURCE SHOULD BE KNOWN SOON,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RADIATION SOURCE SHOULD BE KNOWN SOON,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ODDS 'BETTER THAN STOCKS,' BUT ILLEGAL","Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
POLICE SUSPECT ONE ATTACKER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOG RUSTLING SUSPECT ENTERS PLEA BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BUSINESSMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GARRETSON EDITOR BLASTS MINNEHAHA BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GIVE JUDGE, JURY FACTS ON BLOOD TEST (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
URGES CAMPAIGN FOR SD GASOHOL PLANTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HY-VEE IN PRICE COMPLIANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
JAYCETTES PRAISE JAYCEES FOR GOOD JOB (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ALL-WEATHER STATION GOES ON AIR,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OIL FIRM TO MARKET GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EXECUTIVE ORDER QUASHED AT REQUEST OF GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EXECUTIVE ORDER QUASHED AT REQUEST OF GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BANK ROBBER PUT ON PROBATION-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RABID SKUNKS FOUND IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EVIDENCE HEARD IN RAPID CITY STABBING CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ALL-WEATHER STATION GOES ON AIR,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHILD-TAKING BILLS PASSED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SEIDSCHLAW FACES FIRST TRIAL SERIES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
WAREHOUSE PLAN SNAGGED BY SQUABBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
ESTIMATED REVENUE DIPS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*CONGRESS' RAIL PLAN CRITICISM ANGERS JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*CONGRESS' RAIL PLAN CRITICISM ANGERS JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAIL ABANDONMENT PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAIL ABANDONMENT PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*CONGRESS' RAIL PLAN CRITICISM ANGERS JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ESTIMATED REVENUE DIPS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LOBBYISTS QUESTION STATE'S USE OF TOXAPHENE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMMITTEE OKS INTEREST RATE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
UTILITY PLAN MAY SAVE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
"USD, TAIWAN TO NEGOTIATE STUDENT TRADE","Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
"USD, TAIWAN TO NEGOTIATE STUDENT TRADE","Argus LeaderJan 19 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
"*FATHER, DAUGHTER TEAM UP IN LEGISLATURE","Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*FATHER, DAUGHTER TEAM UP IN LEGISLATURE","Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
REAPPORTIONMENT FACING LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PUT LOVE NOTES IN THE SOCK DRAWER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUT LOVE NOTES IN THE SOCK DRAWER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NO TREE HOUSE COULD COMPARE TO THIS LOFT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ONE PLANT'S POISON IS ANOTHER'S MEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DELAYED VICTORY WIPES OUT TASTE OF DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ONE PLANT'S POISON IS ANOTHER'S MEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DELAYED VICTORY WIPES OUT TASTE OF DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHYSICIANS SUING VA ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPRINGFIELD DIGS IN FOR NEW BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SPRINGFIELD DIGS IN FOR NEW BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SPRINGFIELD DIGS IN FOR NEW BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY VOTERS WANT ANSWERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEFENDS REAGAN'S APPOINTMENT OF WATT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TELLINGHUISEN SENTENCE SHOWS THE SYSTEM'S FLAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TELLINGHUISEN SENTENCE SHOWS THE SYSTEM'S FLAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEXT URANIUM PARLEY SHOULD COVER ARMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INDIANS HIT PLANNED EDUCATION CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM MANAGEMENT WORKSHOPS SET,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OAHE GROUP TO REVIEW GARRISON,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HUMANITIES GROUP NEEDS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS HIT PLANNED EDUCATION CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MUSEUM FEATURES INDIAN BEADWORK,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN HIGH SCHOOL INSTALLS PINBALL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN FACES SEWER USE FEE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTION RALLIES PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*'PAPA-JOE' HOLDS LEGISLATURE IN HIS HANDS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*'PAPA-JOE' HOLDS LEGISLATURE IN HIS HANDS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CITY HALL PROGRESSION MEANS PAY REGRESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*'ROLLOVER' A MISSHAPEN MESS (FINE),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*THE EDUCATION OF A WELFARE MOTHER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*B'NAI B'RITH INSTALLS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TELL (THE INSTITUTE FOR ENRICHMENT OF LATER LIFE),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*LINDA ROSAND, NEW DIRECTOR","Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*VOLLEYBALL EMERGES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS' BILLS TRY TO RESTRAIN POWER OF GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE KILLS EXPLORATION FEE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SURPLUS CHEESE DISTRIBUTION STARTS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE REJECT TO ALLOW 4-YEAR TERMS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ONE-THIRD OF ALL BILLS INTRODUCED ON LAST DAY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE DEPARTMENT NEEDS MORE WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION RAISES SEWER RATES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
A MIDDLE CHINA COURSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOUBLE DUTY FOR SCHOOL BUSES & KITCHENS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARKING IN DRIVEWAY A THOUGHTLESS ACT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SONGS FOR MINNESOTA (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CONTRACTOR'S EXCISE TAX GETS SENATE APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GARRISON DECISION MAY BE MONTHS AWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CATTLEMEN BACK STRAY ANIMAL BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
AUDUBON STILL OPPOSES GARRISON,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MAN ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PINE RIDGE TO EXPAND INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JURY AWARDS FIRM, CEMENT PLANT DAMAGES","Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
PROPOSED STORE COULD BRING JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
ASSOCIATION TO LOOK AT 3-CLASS BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RECRUITING LIMITS WON'T AFFECT LOCAL COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EASIER TO COUNT CALORIES AT SUPERMARKET,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN CROWNS SNOWBALL QUEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
MAGAZINE FEATURES SAVAGE PAINTING,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
O'GORMAN CHOIR TO APPEAR IN CLINIC,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
CIVIL DEFENSE HONORS 4,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
GIRL SCOUTS WIN IN FALL NUT SALE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
STUDENTS WIN IN SPEECH CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
BLAME IT ON THE JET STREAM,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NO PROBE FOR CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AN 8-FOOT CAKE OF SNOW IN FRONT OF HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AGENCIES PROMOTING STATE UNDER ONE ROOF,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PETITIONS AVAILABLE FOR 2 SCHOOL BOARD SEATS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC DEFENDERS WOULD CUT COSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
THE GALLEY CLOSES AND IS FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
A WORKABLE COMPROMISE FOR SOCIAL SECURITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABORTION STANCE SHOWS CONFUSED THINKING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
APPLAUDS AUGUSTANA FOR MENTAL HEALTH CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DENTIST ABLE TO PRACTICE-NORBECK CARED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LIKES IDEA TO RENAME MISSOURI WYMONDAK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RULING BROUGHT BIG BENEFITS FOR SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FLANDREAU MAN FACES ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
KIDNAPPED GIRLS SAFE IN MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO ATTEND FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SENATE TO CONSIDER JOBLESS TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"AGENCY ASKS COUNTY FOR {dollar}5,000 UNTIL GRANT ARRIVES","Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
BOY SENT TO TRAINING SCHOOL FOR RAPING--MOBRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"LOYALTY, LOVE KEEP AMERICANS AT UNIVERSITY","Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIRM HAS CORNER ON VIDEO-REPAIR MARKET,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NUKE SITE WOULD GENERATE MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MYRON LEE AND THE CADDIES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DISC JOCKEY'S PARODY OF 'LOILA',"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ADOPTS AMENDMENT INCREASING CIGARETTE TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CIGARETTE TAX, SALE-LEASE, CENTENNIAL HIRE","Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S SALE-LEASE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL PASSES CENTENNIAL HIRING BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S HOODS-UP TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*NUCLEAR WASTE SITE COULD BE CONTROLLED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*OFFICER DIDN'T SUSPECT FOUL PLAY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SOLEM SEES RISE IN PRISON LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"IN 1978, JANKLOW OPPOSED CLOSING","Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*KNOBE REMOVES HIMSELF (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EDUCATOR--WHY CHOSE THIS STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESIDENT DESERVES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUNGER BANQUET PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BILL WOULD SET ASIDE {dollar}850,000","Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CABLE TV BILL STALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LETTING LOAN COMPANIES INTO BANKING,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"LOAN COMPANIES, CABLE TV, WATER, BIDDING","Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
REJECTS BILL EASING BID REQUIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CHEM-NUCLEAR WOULD USE WASTE SITE 50 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO WILL EXPAND INTO BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PURCHASE ELIMINATES UTILITY'S NEED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD IS INCLUDED IN TOURISM FILM,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
THOMPSON NAMED FAIR COMMISSION CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WALL GETS SD TRAVEL INDUSTRY AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
2 MEN CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY TAKING WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*UNION LEADER, SIMKO SAYS TALK GOES WELL","Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
CHRISTOPHER CHARLES LEE WAS INDICTED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
ESCAPEE FOUND HIDING IN CAR,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SD WILL RECEIVE NEARLY {dollar}11.8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
MAYORAL ELECTION CALENDAR RELEASED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
PHEASANT FEEDING PROGRAM IN SOUTHCENTRAL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ADMITS HE HAS BLOWN SOME CALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL PLAN NEEDS LOTS OF PUFFS TO PASS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOOD GRIEF,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JOY PLAYS IMPORTANT ROLE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*HAPPINESS IS...WARMTH,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOTED FIRE OFFICIAL GETS JOB BACK,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KANE LOSES LANDS COMMISSIONER APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAN ALSO TARGETS SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOKKEN FEARED FOR HIS LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PUC WANTS ELEVATOR BONDS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GROUP ISSUES PLAN FOR REPAIRING STATE ROADS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HIGH COURT JUSTICE ANNOUNCEMENT POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFER FOR DRINK WAS A CASE OF BAD TIMING,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT ORDERS DON'T FEED KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ETHIOPIAN AIRLIFT SHOWS ISRAEL A SPECIAL NATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD'S INFINITE MIX OF SIGHTS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW PRISON NO FORTRESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
QUIT GIVING SOVIETS MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OTHER LOOPHOLES EXIST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT CASE GOES TO CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"IOWA COUPLE AWARDED {dollar}280,000 IN DAMAGES","Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TV34 CHANGES NETWORK AFFILIATION,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
11-YEAR-OLD BOY STABLE AFTER ACCIDENT AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY MAKES NEW OFFER FOR LEGAL ADVERTISING,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS SEIZURE OF CATTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SPRINGFIELD SECURITY MAY COST JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*FIRE DAMAGES CAR DEALERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPRINGFIELD LEARNS TO LIVE WITHOUT A COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JOBS THE KEY TO INDIAN WOES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
A HOLIDAY TO HONOR CIVIL RIGHTS KING (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
READERS UPSET BY COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
THE FAMILIES THEY LEAVE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*VIKES ROMP,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FARM BILL MAY BOOST WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*CAN LIVE OFF THE FROZEN YUKON,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXPECT FUR TO FLY BEFORE ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN FOR KILLING DOG,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS FLOCK TO FREE FOOT SCREENING,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP KEEPS KING'S DREAM ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*A SMALL WORLD IN STATE POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AREA LAWMAKERS PLAN STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ECONOMISTS OFFER TIPS ON REDUCING RISK,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ECONOMIST--FARM BILL WILL HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GROUPS POOL TO REPEAL FAMILY OPTION,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DEMOCRATS WANT MONEY FOR TOURISM BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
YANKTON COLLEGE FINDS NEEDED FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
EXPLOSION TRIAL ENDS IN MISTRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SCHOOLS OFFER ALPENA HELP AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RAISING DRINKING AGE COULD FORCE ...,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
A LOOK BEHIND HOSPITAL'S CLOSED DOORS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOROTHY HELLINGS' BAKING,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZENS' TAX SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
USD WILL PRESENT MOZART OPERA,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*MYSTERY MAN SPICES UP SIGNS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SD CHAIN REPORTS SUPER GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*ROADWORK TO PAVE WAY TO DELAY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SURVIVOR AWOKE TO TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIFTH-GRADE HISTORIANS RESEARCH SD,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DON'T LET LOBBYISTS BE ... (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROMOTING EDUCATION MEANS MORE THAN LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STOP BACKSCATTER RADAR PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*DENVER'S MECKLENBURG FOOLS COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MEETINGS SET FOR SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO GET TOLL-FREE LINE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ENSHROUDED SPIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL TO DECIDE ON RAMP PETITIONS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL DAYS IN DWINDLING COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BROST TO BECOME STRONG RIGHT-HAND MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RC GETS READY TO VOTE ON HOTEL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*GOVT ACCOUNTS FOR ONE-FIFTH OF STATE'S INCOME,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SESSION TO GET ROLLING THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MAN HURT IN CAR-TRAIN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE VOTES DOWN KING HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STORM HEADS FOR PLAINS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS PAYS {dollar}100 FINE IN FUEL SPILL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOSTER MOTHER GETS 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*THE LURE OF A NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BLOW TO FREE EXPRESSION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER USES FREE MAIL FOR DOLE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"PROMISES, PROMISES ... (L)","Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS COVET ROLES IN FINAL FOUR,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SCARBROUGH WINS SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ASSAULT VICTIMS CONDITION IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN SENTENCED FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
27 WORKERS GO BACK TO MORRELL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROFESSOR CALLS KING A PROPHET,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN'S TREATMENT CENTER GETS GO-AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRIVING PERMITS FOR REPEAT ALCOHOL OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION TRANSFERS HUMAN RELATIONS JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BACKERS SAY JACKSON CAN BREAK BARRIER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FEWER RAPES REPORTED IN DAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COMMITTEE KILLS BILL ON PROOF OF INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA PORK REJECTS UNION'S CONTRACT OFFER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER BELLE FOURCHE BANKER SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOLK CHALLENGES JOHNSON TO TURN DOWN PACS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*VIDEO LOTTERY GOOD FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OGLALA LAKOTA COLLEGE GETS GRANT FOR LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*TOP CITIBANK JOB REMAINS OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PALACE OF SWEETS FOUNDER PAPAS DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THIRD PERSON ARRESTED IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION NAMES LEADER TO REPLACE ANDERSON,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NORDICA SOLD TO FRENCH FIRM,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AIR AMBULANCES NEED REGULATION,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RECOMMENDS ENDING TEACHER EVALUATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*AD-AGENCY LOOKING FOR FRESH BEGINNING,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SENATE GOP RACE TO TAKE CREDIT ON BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
RIGHTS LEADER SAYS LAWMAKERS FAILED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"CITY HAS HOMELESS, BUT HAS HEART (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CROSS-STATE RIVALRY IS LIKELY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC OPINIONS--WHAT ADVICE DO YOU OFFER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMMISSION IGNORES HOMEOWNERS' WISHES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*A SLOWER, BUT SOCIAL, PACE","Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EFFECTIVENESS OF MONETARY REWARDS UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CITY WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY DURING TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HENKIN NAMED TOP BUSINESS CITIZEN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STORDAHL RECEIVES SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEXAS COUPLE PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WIECZOREK NAMED STATE FAIR CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KEROSENE HEATER PROBABLY IGNITED BLAZE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WASTE PLANT SITE BOTHERS TELLINGHUISEN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GARY MAY BE FORCED INTO CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*3-POINT RING PERFECT FIT FOR KURTENBACH,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COYOTE HUNT DRAWS STRONG PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEBRASKA MAY RETHINK NUKE DUMP,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MISSILES ARE FAIR TARGET (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY NEEDS TEEN DANCE CLUB (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STORY DOWNPLAYED POVERTY PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PRIMITIVE ARTIFACTS LINK LIVING WITH DEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLAYHOUSE STRENGTHENS ITS STRIDES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARMED MAN SOUGHT IN ATTACK OF WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY COUPLE ARRESTED ON MARIJUANA COUNTS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL OK'S CHANGE IN SAFETY SEAT LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLEA TO HOLD TRIAL FOR DEAD DENIED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL SET MARCH 20 FOR MURDER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BETTER BUTTER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SMITH DRANK BEFORE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL CHANGING SPOUSAL RAPE LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EMERGENCY COMMISSION GETS NEW LEASE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LUCKY TO CHARTER FUTURE OF GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ELIMINATE STATE EMPLOYEE LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COLMAN-EGAN MERGER PLAN IS DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ND WOES RELIEF TO LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN HOCKEY RINK PROBED FOR HAZARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS GROUP TO HELP ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ESCAPED INMATE GETS FIVE-YEAR PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE SENTENCES MAN FOR SHOOTING STEER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY LACKS FACILITY FOR RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MURDER SUSPECT LINKED TO CLARK COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WEB MANAGER FIRED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BALTIC PLANS MEETING TO DISCUSS NEW POLICY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"CANISTOTA VOTERS FACE {dollar}200,000 BOND ISSUE","Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COLMAN COUNCILMAN JAILED ON LIQUOR CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FLANDREAU WANT SUSPECT DEPORTED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INQUIRIES COMING EARLY FOR MOTORCYCLE RALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CHANGES BROUGHT BY LIMITED GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DEADLOCK IN COURT REPORTER'S TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
NEW HEALTH CARE FACILITY NOW OPEN IN ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
AUTHORITY TO ASK FOR AIR SERVICE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*LINCOLN STOPS WARRIORS FOR 1ST WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE EDGE LA CROSSE IN OT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER TO SPEAK AT YOUTH CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
ADS AIM TO DISPEL FOOD CHEMICAL FEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
JUDGE REJECTS APPEAL TO CLOSE BANK,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
LITTON MAY REGAIN PLANT OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
MORRELL UNION MAY VOTE ON NEW CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S ASTRONAUT SLATED TO FLY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"FAMILIES OF TROOPS WATCH, WAIT FOR NEWS","Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE MEDIC CALLS HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*MOVIE PALES NEXT TO REAL THING,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
'PLOW' NOT MEANT AS ONE-MAN SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*UNTIL INDIAN, NON-INDIAN HAVE SAME LAWS","Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
UND TOPS COYOTES TO REACH 5-0,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHEMICAL GROUP GOING TO THE GULF,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE SENTENCES MAN IN ASSAULT CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN RELEASED AFTER ALLEGED GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARE SEARCHING FOR SHOPLIFTING SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRO-LIFE ANNUAL MARCH SCHEDULED TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABORTION BILL IS STUPIDITY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*CLERGIES PLAN SERMONS OF COMFORT, ACTION","Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE WON'T DROP DAVI CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WIFE HOLDS SURPRISE FOR GULF SOLDIER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NON-VIOLENT INMATES MAY GET BREAK,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CAHALAN RE-ELECTED STATE FAIR CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE PASSES SERIES OF BILLS TO RAISE FEES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN ENTERS PLEA IN CHILD ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PANEL OK'S TAX BREAK ON EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WAR WON'T SHIFT STATE'S NEED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OPPONENTS CALL BOARD'S GOALS UNREALISTIC,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
AUGIE-SDSU TICKETS REJECTED AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*CENSUS PROJECTIONS GOOD FOR SF, COUNTY","Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FOLLOWS MORALS DOWN 'RIGHT' PATH,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
A SUPER BOWL SHUTOUT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*'DO WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO TO SURVIVE',"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SF CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CLASSICS AND CLASS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*FARMERS RODE OUT ECONOMIC STORM OF 80'S,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"*HOUSING, JOBS ELUDE GROWING INDIAN NUMBERS","Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MORRELL ISN'T DOING ANY FAVORS WITH MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
USE OF SEAT BELTS SHOULD BE REQUIRED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POOREST OF POPULATION GET HIGHEST TAX HIKE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*HARKIN TOUTS RURAL DEVELOPMENT MISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*STATE CLIPS AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SPRING TURKEY SEASONS TO OPEN LATER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
"*WITHOUT MORT, HOUSE SHORT OF COLORFUL WIT","Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HUGE ICE PALACE SCORES TOUCHDOWN FOR ST. PAUL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FOLLOW A TRAIL TO GOLD THROUGHOUT THE WEST,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONSERVATION GROUP CELEBRATES 50 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DAKTRONICS OFFERS AWARDS TO STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TILLING CONFERENCE JANUARY 30 AT RAMKOTA,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARM LIFE IS TEA FAMILY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY ISSUES REPORT ON MINING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
KING DAY LUNCHEON AT SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
NO CHARGES PLANNED IN BROOKINGS BAR BRAWL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC OFFICES TO CLOSE FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*COLD CRAFT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
TO FINANCE CLINIC FOR SPECIAL-NEEDS KIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
TO FINANCE CLINIC FOR SPEICAL-NEEDS KIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
900-NUMBER COMPLAINTS RINGING IN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
TABLES TURN ON DIAL-NET LAWYER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
EAST COAST LAWMAKER SAYS SD ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
INSURANCE POOL PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
ARMY NATIONAL GUARD TO CUT TROOP STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
BOY IS CHARGED IN TRAFFIC FATALITY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS COUNTY PROPERTY VALUES RISE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
CHARGE FILED IN CASE OF ALLEGED ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
TEN GOING TO COURT ON GAMBLING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
TRIAL MOVE REQUESTED IN TRAFFIC DEATH CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*VOLIN MAN PRACTICES JAPANESE TECHNIQUE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
EPA--MELLETTE DUMP NOT DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1992, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
"*SODRAC TO DROP LIVE RACES, KEEP SIMULCASTS","Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY LINE CREATES CONFUSION IN 911 CALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AID LOW FOR CITY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*NOTION OF AN EAST-WEST SPLIT IS OUTDATED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"BE PREPARED, HELMUT LEGISLATION AWAITS (L)","Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BOARD SPAT RAISES VALID CONCERNS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SNOW REMOVAL LEAVES MUCH TO BE DESIRED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS WIFE-BEATING VERDICT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KSFY NEWS DIRECTOR QUITS AFTER 1 YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RYDER RANKS CITY HIGH ON MOVE LIST,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SATANIC RITUAL ABUSE IS WORKSHOP TOPIC,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 CRITICALLY HURT IN SHELDON FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CELEBRATING DIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SKI CLUB BUYS LAKE FOR SHOWS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET SCRUTINY UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE SEEKS WAYS TO USE SCHOOLS MORE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FORT 41ST STREET,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SD IS 10TH HEALTHIEST,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DECISION FAVORS WOMAN IN RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL FUNDING FORUM SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SDSU URGES PARENTS, STUDENTS TO VISIT","Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE PARK VISITORS INCREASE 3%,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD STUDENT CHARGED IN TOPPLING TOWER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ELECTION WIN ALSO GIVES DEMOCRATS LARGER OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GOP SEEKS TO PROTECT RESERVE FUND,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WHITEWOOD WOMAN WHO KILLED HUSBAND WANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ELLSWORTH BASE CUTS BECOMING EVIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
RESIDENTS WOULD ADVISE CLINTON TO KEEP PLEDGES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SD COUPLE MARRIES IN CAPITOL ROTUNDA,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*TRANSPORTATION HALL OF FAMER DIES AT AGE 77,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
THE EMPIRE FORCES SHIFT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
SD STATE SHEEP CENTER OPENS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*CALL OF WILD ISN'T ALWAYS THE REAL THING,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE STOPS CAVALRY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOSS COMFORTABLE IN LEADING ROLE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DRILLING THE DENTIST,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S RECYCLERS FIND KINKS IN NEW SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WATER MAINS SNAP ACROSS CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"2 LOCAL RECYCLERS DIVERT 19,000 TONS FROM LANDFILL","Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CORRECTIONS DEPARTMENT DOESN'T TELL WHOLE TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HARDING ENTITLED TO STAY ON TEAM (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WE MUST LET WOMEN REACH THEIR POTENTIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CLINTON'S HEALTH PLAN DESERVES OUR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*GAYS' LIFESTYLE IS NOT NORMAL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
BOARD WILL VISIT KEEGAN'S SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BOY, 10, FACING ARSON CHARGES","Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHIMNEY FIRE DAMAGES CITY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEARING FOR ESCAPEE TO BE RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 10 YEARS FOR MOLESTING BOY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT IN TIRE-FIRE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE ICICLES COMETH,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DOCTORS: MARQUARDT HEALTH POOR,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MILLER, KINER GO ANOTHER ROUND ON SCHOOL AID","Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY LAW TO TIGHTLY CONTROL TEEN DANCES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION FIRES MEMBER OF PARK BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN LAW BANS SEX IN BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS CABLE TV CHALLENGES CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON WON'T LIMIT BEER LICENSES NOW,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NUNS TO GIVE UP HOSPITAL OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PISTOL PERMITS REACH RECORD HIGH,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROWTH LEADS TO NEW SOUTHEAST VOTING PRECINCT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HURON UNIVERSITY FINALISTS TO MEET OWNER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PETITION DRIVE TO LIMIT TAXES ROLLING ALONG,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LEGISLATION WOULD END STATE'S DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SWINE EXPERT GETS SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CORN GROWERS DIRECTOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SOYBEAN GROWERS PLANNING AREA PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*NEW CBA BOSS HOPES TO LIVEN UP THE LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE OPENS LOUIE'S WITH DINING EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NOTHING BLAND LEFT ON MENU,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CITIES STAND TO PROFIT FROM TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE WORKS WITH CONSULTANT TO POLISH IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SENATE GIVES CAMPAIGN-REFORM BILL CHILLY REACTION,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TO REPEAL LAW ALLOWING GOVERNOR TO CUT BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CALLERS: MIXED RESPONSES TO JANKLOW PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
THERE'S LOT TO LIKE IN JANKLOW'S PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IT'S CURTAINS FOR MURAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CAREFLIGHT MORE THAN TRANSPORT SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ARGUS A FAILURE AT TEST OF FAIRNESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IT'S THE SAME STORY WITH SCHOOL BUILDINGS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TO REDUCE PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*TV AIMS TO PLEASE WITH TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CATHOLIC OBJECTIVES PROVE SCHOOLS (PROF),"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CANARIES LOSE HYDE TO GIANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*RETURN TO REDFIELD IS WORTH THE WAIT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SALEM WOMAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER GETS 10 YEARS FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN INJURED IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FUND-RAISING DANCE SET FOR ILL WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCH TO ADD NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POPE'S AURA IMPRESSES SD YOUTH,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"ICE, FROST ZAP POWER POLES, LINES","Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAN DIES NEAR DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LOBBYIST--MEDICAL SALES TAX UNUSUAL,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS ATTORNEY CONSIDERS FATAL CRASH CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS SCHOOL TO CELEBRATE NATIONAL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY VOTERS SUPPORT HALF-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA 1 GROUP WANTS MORE CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SPEARFISH CHIROPRACTOR DIES IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DOCTORS REATTACH RODEO RIDER'S THUMB,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BUSINESS STUDY TOUR HEADED FOR EUROPE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MORNING EXERCISES,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RETIRED FARMER FIGHTS PAYING DAMAGES IN MEN'S DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"THREE CARS, TRAINS COLLIDE IN 1 WEEK IN SAME COUNTY","Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS HOUSING COSTS RISE,"Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"CORN COUNCIL, GROWERS RESOLVE BOOKKEEPING WOES","Argus LeaderJan 19 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*JANKLOW FINDING BUREAUCRATIC NOOKS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW FINDING BUREAUCRATIC NOOKS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PINTO'S SALES UP IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MAYOR'S RACE LURING HOPEFULS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MAYOR'S RACE LURING HOPEFULS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GROCERY STORE IN CITY ROBBED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CLINT CLARK RUNNING FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
CLINT CLARK RUNNING FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
SUN COULD FILL FOURTH OF ENERGY NEEDS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
AN ELUSIVE QUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OBJECTS TO VFW STAND,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TOUGH LAW NEEDED TO PROTECT POLICEMEN,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
AN ELUSIVE QUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GAINS BY ABORTION FOES REAWAKEN PRO-CHOICE GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CATHOLIC SCHOLAR SAYS MEANINGLESS UNITY TALK...,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
INDIANS BLAST PLAN TO EXPAND FOOD PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPORTS SHOW CONTINUING DECLINE OF CATTLE ON FEED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW'S ADDRESS TIDIED UP,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEETINGS BILL COULD BACKFIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EXECUTIVE ORDERS ON OTHER FOOT NOW,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXECUTIVE ORDERS ON OTHER FOOT NOW,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POOR RELIEF TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICE SHOT ON DUTY COMPARE EXPERIENCES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WORTHINGTON MAN FREE ON BAIL AFTER HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PRESSLER EXPECTS BUDGET COMM CONTROVERSIES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MEDICAID FALLS SHORT IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAID FALLS SHORT IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TOURNEY GOERS WILL PAY IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOURNEY GOERS WILL PAY IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE FISHERMEN SHARE OPEN-WATER WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
LEGISLATURE CASTS EYES ON GAME DEPT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*STOCKYARDS STILL THIRD LARGEST IN THE NATION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
*NEW SOLAR PANEL COMPANY OPENS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.B, p.17, col.1"
SIOUX EMPIRE FARM SHOW TO FEATURE COLLEGE RODEO,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.B, p.17, col.1"
BALLOON BREEZES ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHURCH OFFERS HELP IN LEARNING TO MAKE IT ALONE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHURCH OFFERS HELP IN LEARNING TO MAKE IT ALONE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BALLOONISTS AIM FOR OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAIRSTYLES CREATE IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*AREA WOMEN DISCUSS THE NAME CHANGE GAME,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*AREA WOMEN DISCUSS THE NAME CHANGE GAME,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*AREA WOMEN DISCUSS THE NAME CHANGE GAME,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CLARENCE & JOYCE HOFER-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS LIFE FOR BAD CHECK,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE MEDICAID PLAN COSTS COUNTIES MORE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE MEDICAID PLAN COSTS COUNTIES MORE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RAIL PLAN COULD CHANGE SD GRAIN MARKET,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS LIFE FOR BAD CHECK,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CREDIT LAW NOT A GASOHOL NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SIGNERS SOUGHT FOR NUCLEAR INITIATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"PEOPLE WANT LESS GOVERNMENT, TAXES (L)","Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FRIENDLY HEARTS FOUND AMONG CITY'S TRANSIENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AP'S WATER GOAL ARTICLE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
LEASH YOUR PET-DON'T BLAME THE MOTORIST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
POWER LINE OPPONENTS FORM GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SOLAR HEATING SYSTEM CHECKED BY COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
SOLAR HEATING SYSTEM CHECKED BY COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
SOLAR HEATING SYSTEM CHECKED BY COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*LEGISLATOR RECALLS 1930'S PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*LEGISLATOR RECALLS 1930'S PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
FEDERAL RESERVE OK'S CITIBANK MOVE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEDERAL RESERVE OK'S CITIBANK MOVE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHE'S EXCITED DESPITE DELAY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SYMPHONY PRESENTS LIVELY RUSSIAN MUSIC PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WASHINGTON IMPRESSES SDSU BAND MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CUSTER ABUSE ALLEGED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CUSTER ABUSE ALLEGED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON IMPRESSES SDSU BAND MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO PROTECT 49TH ST LANDSCAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--SCRAP CRIME STATISTICS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW--SCRAP CRIME STATISTICS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY LEGISLATORS WANT URANIUM MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY LEGISLATORS WANT URANIUM MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
REAGAN'S CHANCE TO CHANGE COURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RESOLUTION CALLS FOR VOTE ON USD SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RESOLUTION CALLS FOR VOTE ON USD SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RESOLUTION CALLS FOR VOTE ON USD SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CHAMBER TRYING TO INCREASE CAR POOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CHAMBER TRYING TO INCREASE CAR POOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ADC RECIPIENTS BLAST 5 PERCENT CUT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FAIR COMMISSION GETS NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DELAY IN CONCESSION CONTRACTS ASKED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
{dollar}3.5 MILLION MEDICAL SUIT FILED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
{dollar}3.5 MILLION MEDICAL SUIT FILED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ADC RECIPIENTS BLAST 5 PERCENT CUT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HANDICAPPED DEFEND BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
HANDICAPPED DEFEND BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
PIERRE GOOSE BAITING VERDICT EXPECTED BY THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOLF ASSOCIATION ALTERS MATCH PLAY TOURNEY FORMAT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*'THEY SHOULD BE ALL RIGHT',"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER--CREATE FORCE TO STOP FUTURE INCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PRESSLER--CREATE FORCE TO STOP FUTURE INCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WOULD YOU BELIEVE AN OFFICIAL STATE FISH,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY EMPLOYEES ORDERED TO STOP USING TYPEWRITERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW LETTER BLASTS NORTHERN AIRLINES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF PLAYHOUSE INVITED TO INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY MAY BEAR FOOD STAMP LOSS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD JOBLESS RATE 5 PERCENT IN 1981,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BOW HUNTING IN PARK PROVIDES 6-POINT BULL ELK,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*KNEIP TO BLAST GOP--DECISION ON CANDIDACY NEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL GRANT AID CUTS WON'T REDUCE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD FARMERS AREN'T COMPLAINING ABOUT SNOWFALL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL JUDGE DISMISSES WELFARE AGENCY SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEDERAL JUDGE SENDS WATER RIGHTS SUIT TO STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WAUBAY STUDENT FACES ARSON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW CANCELS PUBLIC TV APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GROUP FAILS TO FIND SPONSOR FOR CREATION BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COLONEL RAY'S SACRIFICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER AND POLAND (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"RAIL TAX, HUNTING ISSUES (L)","Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USE TRAFFIC LIGHT DOLLARS FOR SEWER RATE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAY HIKES CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ANSWER FOR FLOREY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ACORN SEEKS CENGAS CONCESSIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BARBARA MANDRELL TO APPEAR AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"CASTLEWOOD REJECTS {dollar}650,000 BOND","Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS URGE SET-ASIDE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 MEN CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 TREATED FOR TUBERCULOSIS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILLS COULD BRING MORE STATE MONEY TO COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PANEL OK'S RC LIQUOR BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRO-HUNTING GROUP GETS DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE EYES AG FUEL TAX EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT BILLS SENT TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VENDING MACHINE TAX BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"VENDING MACHINE, LIQUOR, AG FUEL, UNEMPLOYMENT BILLS","Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL REQUIRES ETSI TO GET SITING PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JUDGES DECIDING SD REDISTRICTING ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SEVEN NEW BILLS PUT 1982 TOTAL AT 577,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*HANDICAP DOESN'T KEEP SF SKIER OFF THE SLOPES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SUPPORTING THE ARTS IS GOOD BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"IT COSTS {dollar}2,011 PER SD STUDENT","Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
CENTURY III LEADERS CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MS BENEFIT BOWLING CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SPRINGER WINS HEARST AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*THE CHILLING FACTS ABOUT VEGETABLES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STATE LOSES ALMOST 500 FARMS IN FALL OF 1982,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD INDIANS--WATT DOESN'T UNDERSTAND,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOW STATISTICS SHOW RESERVATION LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
USD STUDENTS WON'T RESORT TO MUDSLINGING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CEMENT PLANT TO APPEAL AWARD TO MINN FIRM,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
LAW ALREADY ON SD BOOKS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*'STILL OF THE NIGHT'--TO ATTRACT VIEWERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SISTER GIVES UP KIDNEY SO BROTHER CAN LIVE NORMAL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THE COASTERS--THE FIRST BLACK GROUP TO SING COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
4 PLAYS PRESENTED AT WEEKEND THEATER FESTIVAL AT USD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ALTERNATE ENERGY DAY IS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DISABLED ARTISTS' EXPOSITION CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
IT'S JAYCEES WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WING CONFERENCE JAN 29 AND 30,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
QUILL WORK SHOW OPENS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
YMCA ANNUAL MEETING JAN 29,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
"*HUNKING, MUNSON EYE COMMISSION JOB","Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL OK'D BY PANEL BOOSTS USED VEHICLE TAX 3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL SCHOOLS REACH AGREEMENT ON EXCUSE FORMS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PANEL CONSIDERS SPENDING {dollar}50,000 FOR PRISON DESIGN","Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS REQUEST EXTRA FEE HIKES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY TO DETERMINE IF CITY JOBS MATCH PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
12 PILOTS GROUNDED BY BRANIFF START OWN AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POSTER CHILD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEMOCRATS PIN DOWN WAY TO UNSEAT BARNETT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WARRANT COULD ENSURE BANKS' RETURN,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PAYMENT-IN-KIND TO AID AMERICAN AGRICULTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLACEMENT OF RETARDED--LEFT TO PROFESSIONALS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PLACEMENT OF RETARDED--LEFT TO PROFESSIONALS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SENATE RESOLUTION HAS CONFLICTING STATEMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY MAN FACES GRAND THEFT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE TO SPONSOR TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FREEMAN MAN DIES IN 1-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HAYZLETT TO HEAD DEMOCRATIC FORUM,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THOMS QUITS AS PARTY TREASURER,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN FILES SUIT OVER SON'S DROWNING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
7 MORRELL CREDIT POSITIONS ELIMINATED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL CONSIDERS 4-DAY WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AIRMAN SAYS VIEWS QUALIFY HIM AS CONSCIENTIOUS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
JUDGE TO RULE ON USE OF WIRETAPPING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BILL CREATES SEVERENCE TAX ON MINERALS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BILL MAKES EMPLOYERS PAY MORE TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BILL OKS PART-TIME PUBLIC DEFENDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FOUR VOTING BILLS GET BY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES STATE ROADS MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LIMITED INHERITANCE TAXES APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*1963 SDSU NATIONAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS TO RELIVE PAST,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION MAKES CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AREA SCHOOLS MAY GET ATHLETES WHO FAIL NCAA STANDARD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
EDGEMONT CITIZENS WORK TO GIVE TEAM 'NEW' COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*EX-AUGIE COACH JOINS CITADEL STAFF,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BILL WOULD APPOINT PUC COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
NBC TOOK STATEMENT OUT OF CONTEXT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RAPE RECORD MAY BE WIPED CLEAN,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SUSPENDED WORKERS WILL RETURN TO JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SPONGES ARE LATEST DEVICE ON MARKET,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*BRING MUSICIANS TO THEIR FEET,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SUPER BOWL REBELLION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
BARS WOULD NOT BE LIABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHILD CAR SEATS MAY BE LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MERIT PAY CAN BE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MERIT PAY, LIQUOR DEALER, CAR SEAT, GOLD","Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL OK'S CUTTING GOLD TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POWER BROKER DESCRIPTION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY EMPLOYEES APPROVE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORGERY SUSPECT SURRENDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRAND JURY IDEA GETS SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LET'S LEAVE THE CURVES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A POLICY OF GENOCIDE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HUNKING HAS RESPONDED TO PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
{dollar}11 MILLION WILL BE LEFT AT END OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL WOULD ALLOW SPECIAL TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CUT-RATE PARKS STICKER FOR 2ND CAR,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE WANTS CHANGE IN WHO PAYS BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WANT STAMP OF 1ST WOMAN DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LET RIGHTS GROUP AWARD LAWYERS' FEE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MEDICAL BILLS, BUDGET, HUMAN RIGHTS, STAMP","Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DIPLOMAT LOUDS REAGAN'S INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE AIDE--CUBAN PLAN OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PETITIONS CIRCULATE FOR HUNKING RECALL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN WOMAN FACES PROPOSITIONING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FEDERAL GRAND JURY RETURNS 12 INDICTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HUNKING OFFICE DIDN'T REQUEST SONG,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JURY AQUITS SF MAN OF RAPING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*DASCHLE WANTS 5 FLIGHT STATIONS LEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR WOULD SPEND {dollar}1.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE ADVOCATES CHANGES IN '85 FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN GETS 10-YEAR SENTENCE ON RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RC FILES SUIT AGAINST BONDING COMPANY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STURGIS SCHOOL GETS MEMORIAL GIFT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BUREAU WON'T INTERVENE IN OGLALA ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LONG LABOR DISPUTE ENDS AT BILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SOME RECIPIENTS MUST FILE REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
ESTELLINE PLAYERS SUSPENDED FOR DRINKING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROBBIE PUTS MONEY WHERE HEART IS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BIRD FEEDER GAINS CHIRPS OF LABOR,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIGHTING HARD FOR THE FARMERS' SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ILLEGAL BILLBOARDS MUST BE TAKEN DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ND LAWMAKER FOR NUKE WASTE COMPACT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRANK CALL TO JANKLOW BRINGS TROOPER CALLING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED BILL FOR NEW WATER DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KLONDIKE DERBY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*KENNEDY NEEDS A LESSON IN INDIAN HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL PLAN GOOD BUT NOT PERFECT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE WILL CONTRIBUTE TO INAUGURAL ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE DRINKING AGE COULD PROVE COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TAKE RULING STEP FURTHER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"FAMILY FIGHT BRINGS BOMB THREAT, COP CHASE","Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JERRY MILLER NAMED TOP POLICE RESERVE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PACTOLA DAM PROJECT SHOULD BEGIN THIS SPRING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RED OWL COUPLE NAMED 1985 FARM ACHIEVERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON COLLEGE CREDITORS HEARING FEB 1,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL STANDS FIRM ON HIGH COURT NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
STATE RETAIL SALES JUMP 6.4 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*FROSTY FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
16 SCOUT TROOPS IN KLONDIKE DERBY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*PLAN TO IMPROVE EDUCATION IN THE STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CUSTER PARK BILL FACES FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FIRMS PLAN 2 HILLS STRIP MINES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS POLICY SHIFT TO SOUTHERN ASIA,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW'S PLAN NOT PLAYING WELL IN DELMONT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*THIS TOWN IS THRIVING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*LUELLA BAUMGARTNER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DAKTRONICS UNVEILS DISPLAY WITH ANIMATION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JOBLESS RATE MEANS NOTHING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKER WANTS TO ADD HIRING GUIDELINE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL BANK OFFERS DISCOUNT BROKER SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PERSONNEL GROUP TO INSTALL NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"PIZZA PATROL AIMS AT WATERTOWN, BROOKINGS","Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR TO ADDRESS CORN GROWERS' QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ENGEN CHOSEN CITIZEN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
TWO I-29 BOTTLERS MERGE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FOR THE FIRST HALF OF DECEMBER 1984,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
FARMER SEES NO SHAME IN USING FOOD STAMPS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TO DROP,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN ARRESTED IN KADOKA TEEN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*FIREFIGHTING STILL THRILLS VOLUNTEER, 75","Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*CAMEL FINDS HOME, COMPANIONSHIP","Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
STATE MEDICAL SCHOOL SHOULD BE PRESERVED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KNOBE COMPARES CITY WITH HIGH-COST AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHEN WILL CONGRESS SACRIFICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*IT'S DOWNHILL FROM HERE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER STAYS FIT BY HELPING OTHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO SPEND {dollar}28.2 MILLION ON IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HORMEL STRIKERS PLAN POLICE CONFRONTATION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS LIKE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"FEDERAL OFFICE GIVES {dollar}206,000 TO STATE PROGRAM","Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INVESTIGATION OF SOO IMPORT FIRE TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PLANNING GROUP RECOMMENDS MIDDLE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
18-YEAR-OLD DELL RAPIDS MAN HURT IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HANSEN'S HOLDING OF 2 STATE POSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPEECH RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INDUSTRY TO GATHER TO TALK ON TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*KING DREAM IS SHARED NATIONWIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAMP PROPOSAL GOES TO VOTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FLIGHT PIONEER SEARCHES FOR MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PATROL RULES OUT BUS FAILURE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATURE HONORS COACH,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
OFFICIALS BACK PETITION RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HOSPITALS FULL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
GIRLS CLUB AUXILIARY OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GROUP FORMED TO RESTORE GARDEN,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SODAK TOASTMASTERS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SD GUARD FORM CENTENNIAL PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*SD TARDINESS REFLECTED IN NEW LOGO (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GROUP JEOPARDIZES GROWTH (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOULD GIVE ABDNOR MORE CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MAP ERRORS COULD COST LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SETTLEMENT IN DEATHS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PUT DRINKING AGE TO VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
STATE SHOULD ASK FOR IDEAS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
FINANCE OFFICER IS A PAIN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"AUGUSTANA, GROSS ARE CONCEDING NOTHING","Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SMALL-TOWN SHOOTERS IN THE CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DOLE TO SPEAK AT GOP EVENT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRINKING-AGE STAY SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRST BANK SETS INCOME RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL CONSIDERS UTILITY RATE CUT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AIRLINES FLIGHTY ABOUT LOST CHILD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE DEFEATS PROSTITUTION BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GUARD BOSS QUITS TO TAKE CITIBANK POST,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACHER TELLS OF HOPE IN NICARAGUA,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BAUM TO HEAD DCI--DELGROSSO STAYS ON,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ORDERS REVAMP AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"BURGLARY NETS {dollar}50,000 WORTH OF ITEMS","Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HENKIN RECEIVES COSMOPOLITAN CLUBS AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO ATTEND B-1 FETE AT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 5-YEAR TERM FOR DRUG DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW LAW WOULD PROTECT VOLUNTEER COACHES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY CANDIDATES GET DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROGRAM WILL HELP FIRMS FIND EXPORT MARKET,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THOMSON NEWSPAPER EXECUTIVE DIES IN TAMPA,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"TRIAL DATE SET IN MOBRIDGE RAPE, MURDER CASE","Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*COMM WANTS TO RAISE TAX ON UTILITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BUSINESS JOBS BECKON COLLEGE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PANEL DELAYS GRAIN ELEVATOR BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY TO DISCUSS NEW ALARM,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LINCOLN COUNTY'S SALES UP 16 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SNOW SHUTS DOWN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BREAK UP CITY HALL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TEAMS SHOULD CHANGE NICKNAMES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WON'T LET CITIES BECOME OTHER BEIRUTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ADOPTION ANSWERS ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
ROBINSON ATTACK UPSETTING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
BUSH TO VISIT PIERRE JANUARY 27,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JAYCEES MEMBER GIVEN HIGH RANKING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER'S MEETING SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SZAMEIT'S TESTIMONY GOOD FOR FREE COFFEE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHIEF JUSTICE SEES CHANGES IN HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITIES WANT MORE DISCRETION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS FOR LICENSE FEE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL URGED TO REJECT DAY-CARE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VANDALS RANSACK GRADE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKERS SEEK TO END '74 FARM ACT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"CLARIFICATION OF RAPE, BURGLARY SOUGHT","Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES BILL TO INCREASE RETIREMENT PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATE BILL LEAVES EX-SPOUSES OUT OF WILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUBSTANCE ABUSE BILL MAY VIOLATE FEDERAL LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIPLE TRAILER TRUCK BILL OK'D BY PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INVESTMENT BILL WON'T PAY FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LEGISLATOR OFFERS TEACHER PAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RURAL RENAISSANCE PROGRAM LOSES FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WAGE PLAN FINDS NO RESISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REV LESLIE VANDERPAN DIES AT 62,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*HENDRIX RECEIVES EARHART AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
KJELLSEN NAMED STAFF SERGEANT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
CIVIL DEFENSE VOLUNTEERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
PELTIER LAWYER SEEKS REVIEW OF EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ROBBERS STRIKE AT CHAMBERLAIN STORE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COLLISION KILLS CITY TEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LAWYER LOSES LAWSUIT ON UNLUCKY RACE HORSE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX VALLEY TO BUILD CARDIAC CARE COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"BUSH, QUAYLE GIVE NATION A FRESH START (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHILDREN SHOULD HAVE DICIPLINE WITH LOVE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WE ARE OWN WORST ENEMIES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
REAGAN LEGACY REMARKABLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*A TRULY AMERICAN MUSIC,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRIVATE COLLECTORS SHARE OBJECTS OF THEIR PASSIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MIDCO CANCELS ART FILMS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
'QUILTERS' SCHEDULED FOR SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN GUN THREAT AGAINST TEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED IN STORE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4 EDUCATORS APPLY FOR DEAF SCHOOL JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOLDING ON TO HOPE FOR OTHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN ADVOCATES RIGHTS OF MENTAL PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOYS RANCH READY TO ROLL OUT WAGON,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEDICAL SCHOOL MUST HELP SOLVE CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEAD FOOT GETS HIM IN TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"FIRM DUMPING POLLUTED WATER, EPA CHARGES","Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL FILED TO SET BACK PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL OK'S HIGH SCHOOL CONTRACTING BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RURAL AIR PROGRAM GET 60-DAY REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FREEZE WON'T WORK WITHOUT REPLACEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*WHIPPING THE OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*JANKLOW'S LIBEL SUIT BACK IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BILL CLOSING SEXUAL CONTACT LOOPHOLE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
KING DESERVES MORE THAN WORKING HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*ALEXANDER PIN SPARKS LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NEW PREP FOOTBALL ALIGNMENTS SET,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*HUTCHINSON GOING STRONG,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CASUAL STYLE LEAVES AN IMPRESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
TWO STUDENTS HURT IN SDSU DORM FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DUCKY WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KINDERGARTEN AGE CHANGE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KING HOLIDAY GETS REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SALESMAN PITCHES WINNER BY GUESSING DOW,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SOME BUSINESSES DON'T FAVOR,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PIANIST BRINGS PASSION TO SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HUMOR COLUMNIST DEBUTS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*7 COLUMNS IN A ROW,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
"INDIANS, NOT KING, NEED RECOGNITION (L)","Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MUSICIANS NOT UTILIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD SHOULD NOT BECOME COMPLACENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DUMP FOES NEED SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
FILM TRAPPER IN ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GUARD MEMBERS TO RETURN TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUNSHOTS AT CARS BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HORSEBACK LESSONS PART OF FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MAN'S BODY IDENTIFIED IN ARIZONA,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ZWEEP RECOVERING AFTER KIDNEY REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING SCHOOL BEARABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN WOULD CHANGE AMBULANCE LICENSING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD--NO ABORTION PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE WORKERS ASK FOR 8 PERCENT RAISES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SERVICE WILL UNITE 9 CONGREGATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ACTIVISTS JOIN HUNTERS IN YELLING MATCH,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EX-BRITTON BANKER INDICTED FOR FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-LAW SCHOOL DEAN ACCEPTS USD POSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER BRINGING FEDS FOR DUMP SITE HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE REVENUES MAY BE UP 3.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNSELOR LICENSES PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DEHUMIDIFIER LINKED TO GROCERY STORE BLAZE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WARNING ISSUED FOR WALL LAKE RECREATION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"EGAN, COLMAN BOARDS PLAN MERGER MEETING","Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RAPID CITY THRIFT CUTS JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TAX AUDIT PROBLEMS OUTLINED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE PICKS WINNERS IN ATLAS PHOTO CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HARRISBURG WILL AGAIN VOTE ON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
JEFFERSON SCHOOL LOOKS AT FUTURE BUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WAL-MART ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR STORE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*STATE SPEEDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"SECURITY INCREASED AT TEMPLES, RUSHMORE","Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TO GET THE GOAT OF WEEDS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
323RD LEAVES--BUSH APPROVES DOUBLING OF RESERVISTS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*WHERE WE STAND ON KEY ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CHILDREN SHOULD LEARN MORAL VALUES AT SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WHITE'S SARCASM STOOPS TOO LOW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"LONETREE WOULD BRING INCOME, NOT EXPENSE (L)","Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
REDI FUND HELPS SMALL SD TOWNS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
FARMERS UNION SHOULD SUPPORT NOTCH BILL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
'ARGUS' MISIDENTIFIES SHOOTERS AS HUNTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
'IMPROVEMENTS' WOULD DESTROY HILLS BEAUTY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
HOSPITALS SHOULD OPEN MASUR COMMUNICATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
TIME TO SUPPORT PRESIDENT AND TROOPS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GUARD INTEGRAL PART OF DEFENSE SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CONFLICT COULD BRING PEOPLE BACK TO GOD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
VOLUNTEER RECYCLING EFFORT IMPRESSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
MERGER PROPOSALS HOLD GREAT POTENTIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
MORE NATIONS SHOULD BE INVOLVED IN UN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
STATE SHOULD ENACT ANTI-TOBACCO BILLS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
COYOTES DEFEAT BISON,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CONCENTRATING ON BALANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*STRUGGLE TO REGAIN SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SDSU EDGES VIKINGS 89-81,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CARPENTER REACHES TRUE BOWLING GREATNESS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
ABERDEEN INN TO REMODEL SOON,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOME FEDERAL CEO STEPPING DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EROSION STILL THREAT TO MIDWEST FARMLAND,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
BREAD FOR THE WORLD SPONSORING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS RECALL OF COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOMELESS SHELTER CLOSED FOR REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HURON WRAPPING FIRM TO CLOSE WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN VIDEO FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*A DAY IN THE LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DUMP DEBATE LACKS MIDDLE GROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
KING CELEBRATION SET FOR MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSED RECYCLING BILL BLAMES 'ARGUS',"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
SF LAWMAKERS AIR VIEWS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
COMMITTEE TO RAISE MONEY FOR NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MONEY TAKEN FROM CHURCH COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
PETITIONS BRING VOTE TO 1-YEAR SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
BOARD TO DEBATE RURAL SCHOOL'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
PIT BOSS PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHEATING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
OGLALA SIOUX APPLY FOR SPECIAL PARK PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
RC MURDER TRIAL TO START MARCH 4,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
MAGISTRATE PLACES GAG ON RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
EX-ARMY PLANNER--GULF LOGISTICS TOUGH,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
TIMES TOUGH FOR SOME FIRMS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.6"
KEEN'S RICH SONGS SPICE FUNNY SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
*GULF WAR DIVIDES LEGISLATURE'S ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.E, p.05, col.3"
*UNCERTAINTY REVIVES INTEREST IN CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG BEGINS 'RAGGED GLORY' TOUR,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*HISTORY PRESERVED IN BOOKS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1991, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*CANDIDATES FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SF SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON BEGINS YEAR 6,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BUDGET EXPERIENCE BENEFICIAL HERE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"*PEOPLE, RURAL ATMOSPHERE ATTRACTIVE","Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*READY FOR A BIGGER CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*THE SELECTION PROCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*HART'S ERROR DOESN'T ERASE KING EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*WOMEN CONSIDER OPTIONS IN WAKE OF FDA FINDINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GOVERNOR SHOULD HEED LEGISLATIVE TAX STUDY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PAYING DEBT WILL HELP STRENGTHEN ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME MAKES WAR HARDER TO JUSTIFY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MOST S DAKOTANS WANT MINING INITIATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*HEALTHY WAGE REPORT FULL OF...UNTRUTH,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"WARTS CAUSED BY 60 VIRUSES, REPEATS COMMON","Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE BEATS AUGUSTANA 104-91,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LIVING WILL A DECLARATION OF WISHES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MARTIN LUTHER KING EVENTS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW WATER CONGRESS DIRECTOR IS HIRED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER OFFERS BOOK OF GOVERNMENT FACTS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PASTOR READS BETWEEN THE LINES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON FINDS THINGS DON'T ALWAYS ADD UP,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD CRITICIZED FOR LAX TANK TESTING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WAS HONORED WITH A PROCLAMATION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ADDRESSING THE CAPITOL PRESS CORPS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEW LITTER SIGN RULE IN EFFECT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*18-YEAR AUGUSTANA REGENT DIES AT 92,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MUSICIANS EYE OLD CUSTER MOVIE THEATER,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE WHEAT OFFICIAL TO TAKE NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
690-YEAR-OLD TREE GROWS NEAR HILL CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
80'S DEBT TO BLAME FOR ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BRANDON PLAN TARGETS STUDENT PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BROOKINGS TACKLES AIR-SERVICE CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HOYT SCHOOL DISTRICT TAXES NEARLY DOUBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MORE EDUCATION FUNDS SOUGHT BY GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"PERFORMING ARTS, CONVENTION CENTERS NEED FUNDING","Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONVICTED DOUBLE MURDERER GETS RETRIAL--20 YRS LATER,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HEALTH-CARE FIRM MAY DROP STATE PHARMACIES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BUILD ARTS CENTER NEAR THE FALLS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"GLOBAL PERIL, PROMISE GREET NEW PRESIDENT (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX-COLLECTION PLAN WILL COST RESIDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
US CAN LEARN FROM JAPANESE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CRUISE DATE DELAYED FOR RIVERBOAT CASINO,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"DRIVER ROBBED, BEAT PASSENGER, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSING CLERK-SUSPECT ARRESTED IN SAN DIEGO,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PAIR PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE OFFICER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO THEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH UNDER WAY IN PARKING LOT ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN SUES CITY, POLICE OFFICERS FOR LEGAL FEES","Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS OK STUDY FOR OMNI THEATER,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SWANGO TO APPEAL DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RIDING A SKY WAVE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
UNFUNDED STATE LAW COSTING COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MONEY OK'D FOR BIKE PATH GRANT APPLICATION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY REZONES DEAF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COOKIE MONSTER TO VISIT LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINING FIRM GETS STATE RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARK SURVEY TO TEST INTEREST IN LAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER TEST TO INCLUDE 27 FARM PESTICIDES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHEMICAL ABUSE PROPOSAL CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROPOSAL TO PRESS SCHOOL FOR REPORTS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TO INCREASE PENALTY FOR BABY SNATCHING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
OK'S BILL TO LET DRIVERS RENEW LICENSES THROUGH MAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"LETTER TO DR TALLEY, DR TALLEY'S USD MEMO","Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOTEL MAY EXPAND IN SF,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"INAUGURATION BRINGS OUT BEST IN MUSIC, BOYS","Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SD POLITICIANS TELL HOW THEY'D SERVE--AT DINNER,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*COOK LOVES BIG GARDEN, GERMAN DISHES","Argus LeaderJan 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
FIRES DESTROY {dollar}11 MILLION CHAMBERLAIN RESORT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BOARD TAKES SEARCH ON THE ROAD--AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SENATE COMMITTEE PASSES SEAT-BELT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WELLNESS CENTER MAY FACE HIGHER TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY COMMISSIONER SURVIVES QUAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
DON'T APOLOGIZE FOR LIVING HERE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T COUNT ME OUT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RESTAURANT TREATS TEEN-AGERS UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ADDICTION ISN'T AS BAD AS WE THINK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*AARP ENDORSES CLINTON HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE COLD WEATHER WE HAVE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CELEBRITY PRINCIPAL POSTPONES USD VISIT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN WINS DAKOTA CASH DRAWING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY DEMOCRATS PICK NEW CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRYERS CATCH FIRE AT LINCOLN HIGH,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PIGS, FARROWING BARN LOST IN MONTROSE FIRE","Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SKI PATROL WORKER SLAMS INTO TREE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS TELL THE SENATOR: WE NEED GOOD JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD REJECTS IDEA OF SUBSIDIZING RECYCLER,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH VOICES OPPOSITION TO MOSTLY NUDE DANCERS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CASINOS HELP BOOST TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
TOURISTS SOCK AN ECONOMIC PUNCH,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FORT PIERRE CASINO TO OPEN THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NURSE DIES DURING AMBULANCE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY BOY DIES FROM POOL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN NATIVE SEEKS ARIZONA SEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JANKLOW TO ANNOUNCE BID JAN 27,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*THE SUPER COLD BOWL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FARM LENDING AGENCY ANTICIPATES REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
READERS LIKE RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"REGENTS TO LOOK AT BUDGET, RECIPROCITY","Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
CONSTRUCTION BAN MAY HELP SAVE ELLSWORTH BASE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*FIRM PITCHES NEW SENIOR HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*NEW FACES HELP SKYFORCE BEAT FURY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORE THAN 150 TEAMS SET FOR TRI-STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WHY DO WE LIVE HERE?,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING FINANCIAL AID REQUIRES PAPERWORK (PROF),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOL-AID FIGURES TO BE RELEASED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PUBLIC TV ANTICIPATES BUDGET AX,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GOP DETERMINED TO CUT PBS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OSHA PLANS TO ADD SIOUX FALLS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STATE SYSTEM ALREADY TRIMMED,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
LEGISLATURE APPROVES STATE EMPLOYEE SALARY PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS STEAMED OVER HOT-WATER RULE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*MEMORIAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
COMMITTEE PROPOSES AGRICULTURE BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BILL WOULD LIMIT SCHOOL PUBLISHING REQUIREMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CENTER FOR GIFTED IS A BRIGHT IDEA (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"OLD-BOY NETWORK ALIVE, WELL IN PIERRE (L)","Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TAXES DON'T PAY FOR POSTAL SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*POPULAR SHOWS GO FOR GOLD NEXT SEASON AT PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MULCH HELPS PERINNIALS SURVIVE THAWING CYCLE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*WAYS VIEWERS CAN ENJOY SIMPSON TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOOZE LAW UNCLEAR FOR MINOR SPOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN GOES HOME 6 WEEKS AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*UNRUH TO SPEAK AT CAPITOL EVENT,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EXPLOSION SOURCE MYSTIFIES AUTHORITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS PONDER RAISING STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL REVIVES SEMESTER TESTS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAN CHARGED WITH STEALING COUGH SYRUP FROM PHARMACY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TYNDALL'S TEENS DISCUSS THEIR HOPES FOR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE PARKS REPORT RECORD VISITATION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CUSTER SCHOOL OFFICIAL TO SEEK NEW POST,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*BROOKINGS APARTMENT FIRE LEADS TO {dollar}10,000 DAMAGE","Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HIGH-SCHOOL STUDENTS INVITED TO SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*JAYCEES CONDUCTING PROFESSIONAL SURVEY,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DEVELOPMENT CENTERS ON LOT SALE,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*BUS, CAR COLLIDE--SIOUX FALLS","Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GRAND JURY INDICTS CONTRACTOR IN MISUSE OF FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BIA OFFICIAL DENIES SCHEME PARTICIPATION,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
JANKLOW HONORS EX-EDITOR,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
TOT NAMED AMBASSADOR,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*WORK UNDER WAY AT EXPO BUILDING FOR FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
DUNBAR BUILDERS MAY TRADE FOREST LAND,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
HOLDING COMPANY REPORTS A SIZABLE DROP IN EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 20 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
MATH GOOF HIKES HUMBOLDT TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE BALKS AT COST,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LEGISLATURE BALKS AT COST,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TRACTORS MEET IN DES MOINES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
TRACTORS MEET IN DES MOINES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
GROCERY SALES TAX A PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DO WE LEGISLATE IMMORALITY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DO WE LEGISLATE IMMORALITY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PROTEIN CHANGE IN SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CHAMBER CLARIFIES POSITIONS ON TAX ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GOING AFTER MCGOVERN'S SEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
GOING AFTER MCGOVERN'S SEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
AN EDUCATOR'S PLEA FOR SD YOUNGSTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
AN EDUCATOR'S PLEA FOR SD YOUNGSTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
SAMUELSON ELECTED TO LEAD DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SAMUELSON ELECTED TO LEAD DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NEW WATER CONGRESS HOPES RESOURCES WILL BRING UNITY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NEW WATER CONGRESS HOPES RESOURCES WILL BRING UNITY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NEW WATER CONGRESS HOPES RESOURCES WILL BRING UNITY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SEARCH CONTINUES IN ROBBERY CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN FOR VOC-ED,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
CARTER MAY SEEK TO DEREGULATE RAIL ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
ARCHERS HAVE GHOSTLY LINK WITH THE PAST,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
LAND-USE EXPERIMENT AN INITIATION OF THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
ARGUS TO PUBLISH FARM TABLOID,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.4"
*FARM MANAGERS NAME PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
METROPOLITAN SALES PICKS MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*NORTHWESTERN MAKES STAFF CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*PARKER TRANSFER NAMES MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*CONSULTANT JOINS PEER GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
INTERCOLLEGIATE RODEO STARTS '79 FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.4"
NATIONAL BANK NAMES DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
*MCVISKER JOINS UNITED NATIONAL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
BURROUGHS HOLDS RIBBON CUTTING,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.2"
*STALHEIM BUYS SIOUX MACHINERY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.2"
DAKOTA SAVINGS ELECTS BOARD MEMBER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.3"
*FEW STAY IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VIET FAMILY ADJUSTS TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*MRS. HERMAN R FLUTH, COOK OT THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THE KARL E MUNDT HIST & ED FOUNDATION HAS COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
'THE MESSENGER' HAS RECEIVED THE FIRST PLACE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
BERT SCHROEDER HAS BEEN ELECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
PROGRAM HELPS CHURCH ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
FISHING DERBY ONE WEEK AWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
"167 INDIVIDUALS SET 4,500 ACRES ASIDE","Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
SPRING TURKEY SEASON APRIL 7,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
DECOY COLLECTING FASCINATING,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.2"
SUBTLE REMINDER ON SHOTGUN CARE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.2"
CUSTER-AREA DAM TO BE RAZED,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TAXES, RAILS TOP FARM CONCERN","Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BILL CONTROLS FARM INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BILL CONTROLS FARM INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CENTERVILLE POLICE CHIEF NAMED,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SPOUSE BATTERING CALLED SEVERE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"28,000 TREES LOST TO BLIGHT","Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE READY TO COMPLY ON BILLBOARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SIMILARITIES MAKE FORMS LESS TAXING,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NEW LAW SCHOOL COULD BE AN UPHILL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NEW LAW SCHOOL COULD BE AN UPHILL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TAX PROTESTERS NOT PROTECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
5 CITY RAPES HAVE WOMEN ON GUARD,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
5 CITY RAPES HAVE WOMEN ON GUARD,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STOP FOR BUS WARNING LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
TOURIST CENTER BOARD SEEKS CORPORATE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD PLANS LARGEST COURTROOMS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EX-GOVERNOR-MONEY ALWAYS A PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*EX-GOVERNOR-MONEY ALWAYS A PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"HURDS, COUNTY TO TRY RESOLUTION","Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KICKING ANIMALS VICIOUS PRANK (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KICKING ANIMALS VICIOUS PRANK (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OPPOSES JANKLOW'S CUTS IN EXTENSION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OPPOSES JANKLOW'S CUTS IN EXTENSION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEPLORES TREATMENT OF ANIMALS AT GAME (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DEPLORES TREATMENT OF ANIMALS AT GAME (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CONSIDER US DEFENSE IN SD RAIL PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
COURT REJECTS SUIT AGAINST BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT REJECTS SUIT AGAINST BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VEHICLE LIMITATIONS STIR RESENTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS HONORS JAYCEES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
VEHICLE LIMITATIONS STIR RESENTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JANKLOW--IRAN BARBARIC,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW--IRAN BARBARIC,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
REAGAN HEROES AN ODD MIXTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT STAYS ON TOP OF THINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CLINT'S COWBOY IMAGE PART PR, PART SD","Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT STAYS ON TOP OF THINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUDITIONS SCHEDULED FOR CHORUS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LUTEFISK AND HOSTAGES MAKE LAWMAKERS WIERD,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKERS EYE NEW PERMIT RULES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, LAWMAKERS GOING TO WYO WITH ETSI CONCERNS","Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, LAWMAKERS GOING TO WYO WITH ETSI CONCERNS","Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKERS EYE NEW PERMIT RULES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MISSING REAGAN INAUGURATION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*STATE OFFICIAL GUILTY OF THEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*STATE OFFICIAL GUILTY OF THEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PROTECT AQUIFER IN WESTERN SD (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROTECT AQUIFER IN WESTERN SD (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HAZARDS SEEN IN ROUTINE DELIVERY OF DRUGS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
HAZARDS SEEN IN ROUTINE DELIVERY OF DRUGS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
NO CATTLE PRICE HIKE SEEN UNTIL MID 1981,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FOUR TO START STUDY OF CITY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BOTH SD CONGRESSMEN TO BE ON AG COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STUDDED TIRE RESTRICTION ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BOTH SD CONGRESSMEN TO BE ON AG COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SMALL SCHOOLS FIGHT TO KEEP AID,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
UNIFORM CLOSING OF POLLS PUSHED,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BOTH SD CONGRESSMEN TO BE ON AG COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NO DECISION ON PRELIMINARY CUSTER HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
NO DECISION ON PRELIMINARY CUSTER HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
LEAD SHOT BAN TO CONTINUE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*STORE FLOODED WITH JOB APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OGLALAS NOW PLAN TO SUE HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINING LAWS A FIGHT OVER LOCAL CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*USD'S BYKOWSKI COMES BACK (B CONLEY),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ELVIS IMPERSONATOR GIVES UP GHOST (FINE),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIDDLER KENNY PUTNAM FINDS BIG TIME (FINE),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS ARTIST EXHIBITS DRAWINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
INCOME TAX TIPS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
JUST FOR FUN CLASSES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
BOY SCOUTS' KLONDIKE DERBY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.6"
SNOWMOBILE MARATHON,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.6"
SOAP BOX DERBY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.6"
BELL WILL GET LESS THAN REQUESTED RATE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S JAW UNWIRED,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE POSTPONES MURDER TRIAL-MT VERNON,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF 5 DISTRICT DIVISION PLAN REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WILL MEIERHENRY RUN AGAINST ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAYORS TO JANKLOW--NORTHERN'S NOT THAT BAD,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
POWER PLANT ISSUE COMES BACK TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MINNESOTA AVE PROJECT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA GETTING NEW CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CROOKS MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FORGERY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
USE OF RESERVE MONEY QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GAS FIRM MAKES NO CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
FIRM PUSHING FOR NOTARY BOND HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKER PROPOSES APPOINTING PUC POSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SD FAMILIES ON FOOD STAMPS SET RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL RESIDENTS GIVE MIXED GRADE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ARLIE'S ALL-STARS PERFORM ONCE A YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*IT'S TIME TO MATCH & MARRY AN ORCHESTRA,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HE HAS TEACHING DOWN TO A SCIENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FACELESS BUT FUNNY TYPIST IN SF LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*GUTZON BORGLUM EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
CITY REVAMPS ZONING LAWS TO BOOST BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ETSI OFFICIALS DELAY PIPELINE 1 YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HIKE IN COST OF NON-RESIDENT FISHING,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLASH ABOUT HAY LOADS RESURFACES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*DEFLATED DOME,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BUSH'S MISSION TIMELY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW TRIP PUBLIC BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PIK GOOD FOR FARMERS--GOV'T (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABORTION INCOME MAY SWAY MUNSON,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LAW THAT PROTECTS LIVES PERMITS ABORTION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BOARD REFUSES TO RAISE PERMIT FEE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BROKER SEEKS REVERSAL OF CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIRM TO CONTINUE EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HURON TO GET NEW BANK,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MILITARY MEDALS TO BE PRESENTED,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OFFICERS & KNOBE DISAGREE ABOUT PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLICE SEARCH FOR WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TRIBAL ELECTION DISPUTE IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN IS GUILTY IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*FAREWELL TO CHENEY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MINN-13TH & SD-39TH IN 1981 TAX BURDEN,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WATT'S REMARKS SPOTLIGHT INDIAN DIFFERENCES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILL GIVES VICTIM NOTICE OF PARDON REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BILL ON EASEMENTS CALLED UNWORKABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BILL WOULD REPEAL LAW ON SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
INDIANS & MEDIA OVERREACTED TO WATT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PLAN WOULD RAISE CIGARETTE TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DEMOCRATS BACK LOAN PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
ENFORCEMENT POSES PROBLEM WITH RULE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HS FOOTBALL GETS NEW ALIGNMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SMALLER BASKETBALL APPROVED FOR GIRLS PLAY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DIDN'T DO CHEM-NUCLEAR STUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE OK'S DRAM SHOP RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*JESUS WAS BORN IN THE FULLNESS OF TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
BE PROUD OF THE HIGHWAY PATROL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
CHILDREN'S HOLIDAY PARTY A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
FUEL TAX TO REMAIN 13 CENTS A GALLON,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE VOTES 34-1 TO CUT MINERAL TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TO CUT MINERAL TAX, KEEP FUEL TAX 13 CENTS","Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BISHOP DUDLEY SEEKS UNITY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*STATE WAITS, BANKING LAWS GET CLARIFICATION","Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*3 OF 4 PETITIONS NEAR REQUIREMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TO ORDAIN 6 MEN AS DEACONS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WANTS UTILITIES OFFICERS TO FACE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
'FRIENDS' PROGRAM BOLSTERS SERVICES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOVIET VISITOR DIDN'T PRESENT TRUE PICTURE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STATE DOESN'T NEED NUCLEAR DANGERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DISASTERS EASILY COULD CAUSE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HUNKING NOT AT FAULT IF CARS TOWED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BROADWAY STYLE REVIEW SHOWS AMBITION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CAMPAIGN WON'T TAKE BIG DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CATHOLIC NEWSPAPER TO CIRCULATE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"CITIES, CUSTOMERS PLAN MEETING","Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ELLSWORTH WILL BE AMONG FIRST TO GET B-1,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HURON MAN FOUND NOT GUILTY OF ARSON,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MINNEGASCO AGREES TO SMALLER RATE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
POLICE STOP MOTORIST AFTER HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*HOUSE TURNS DOWN DISCRIMINATION CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LEGISLATORS REVERSE PLAN FOR TAX USE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"CIGARETTE TAX, LOTTERY, HOLIDAYS, DISCRIMINATION","Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOLIDAY OBSERVANCE WOULD REST,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEIERHENRY URGES TAKING ADVANTAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD SUPPORTERS WILL STATE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE LOTTERY PLAN BEFORE LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LEGISLATORS BEAT DEADLINE WITH BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
CEMENT PLANT SALES IN 1983 INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DOESN'T NEED APPROVAL TO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LAWYER UPSET ABOUT TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LONG PERIOD SEEN TO DEVELOP ARTICHOKES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PATIENTS PAY LESS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"BREATHTAKING, BONE-CHILLING COLD","Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALCESTER OVERWORKED VOLUNTEERS QUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NO AUDIENCE SITS STILL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA RECEIVES {dollar}6,327 GRANT","Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WANT TO ADOPT A GRANDPARENT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"SDSL GETS {dollar}2,500 GRANT","Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*SUPER SUNDAY JUST ANOTHER DAY FOR SOME,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEWSROOM SNAFUS LEAVE LITTLE TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET PROCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JUMP-START WINTER SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS IS LOOKING UP,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AREAS SHOULD WORK TOGETHER ON WATER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BILL WOULD HELP RANCHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY FINALLY JOINS REST OF GAS WORLD (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STAR WARS A QUESTIONABLE DEFENSE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DON'T TAX MAIL PURCHASES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRED'S COATS DOWNTOWN STORE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TOE-TAPPING KEEPING ELDERLY IN TIP TOP SHAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR VOWS TO FIGHT NEW IRS TRIP LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PELTIER BEING DENIED RELIGIOUS FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*ONE MISSION LEFT FOR LUNDBERG,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*WOMAN FINDS OUT WHO SHE LOOKS LIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PERPICH SENDS GUARD TO HORMEL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COST OF PUBLIC COLLEGE RISES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DOWNTOWN PLAN TO COST MERCHANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CAMPAIGN DESERVES COMMUNITY'S SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE STEPS OUT OF LINE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NOTHING TO BE PROUD OF (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS OVERSTEPS BOUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DRIVING REQUIRES CAUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
KNEIP IS CANDIDATE OF PAST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NO-SMOKING AREAS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CREDIT CARDS INCREASE DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
POLICE MUST BE GOOD PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MITCHELL HOLDS SAFETY SUNDAE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*PROGRAM HELPS CANCER PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*5-TH GRADER'S PLAY FOR KING HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*5TH-GRADER'S PLAY FOR KING HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW FINE-TUNES WASTE COMPACT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
200 CITY MARCHERS PAY TRIBUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHEST PAINS HOSPITALIZE CANTON LAWMAKER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLICE FEAR DEATHS RESULTING FROM DRUG THEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RED CROSS TO HOST UNDISASTER DAY LUNCHEON,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SMOLDERING WOODPILE FILLS HOUSE WITH SMOKE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DOWNTOWN PROJECT RESURFACES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL WOULD CUT SALES TAX EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BOARD WORKS TO RELIEVE CLASS CROWDS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
AUTHORITIES CHARGE HURON MAN WITH MURDER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL ALLOWS LIQUOR LICENSE HOLDER IN CITY POSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE DELAYS ACTION ON SCHOOL BUS DRIVER BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SERVE ON FARM FINANCE PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PEACE OFFICERS SUPPORT VICTIM RIGHTS BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PASSES BILL TO REGULATE BILLBOARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATURE BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ARSON RULED OUT IN ALPENA BLAZE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*MEMORIES COMFORT MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS FURTHER IN DEBT THAN AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUNE 7 PICNIC TO CELEBRATE CITY'S PARKS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ENCOURAGING SIGN UP TOP (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LAW IS IN NEED OF A TUNEUP (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"MEDIA, LEGAL SYSTEM DID DISSERVICE WITH TRIAL (L)","Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SHUTTLE AWARDS SET PRECEDENT FOR VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STATE RESIDENTS ENJOY SAILING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PHONE COMPANY TO OPEN WALKWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD GIRL RELEASED AFTER TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"VOTERS APPROVE HOTEL, CENTER","Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOYKIN'S TRIAL REUSES EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"GOVERNOR, LEGISLATURE TO GREET B-1","Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SDSU ENGINEERING EARNS TOP NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CRASH INVESTIGATION WAITING FOR COOPER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EX-LAWYER GETS BAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BILL CALLS FOR APPOINTEES TO SUBMIT INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY COMMISSIONER'S TRIAL TO BEGIN IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRAT PARTY HAS TOLL-FREE PHONE NUMBER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAIR CHAIR WANTS TO SEE ATTENDANCE GROW,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEASURE WOULD LEGALIZE DEADWOOD GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PRO-LIFE GROUP PLANS MEMORIAL SERVICE, MARCH","Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE MISSES BREAKING PRECIPITATION RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRAVEL IN STATE INCREASES 4.9 PERCENT OVER 1985,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OPPONENTS PROTEST AGAINST CAP ON SCHOOL AID,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PANEL OK'S BILL TO DRAIN MORE WATER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SHANARD TO BACK PHONE DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BILL PROPOSES LOCAL WATER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"CITIES, BANKERS FACE OFF ON BILL","Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SINGLE FAMILY UNIT BUILDING PERMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
AGENCY WANTS TO ASSESS LOCAL NEEDS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TO BACK SD IN DRINKING AGE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
WATER PROJECT WORRIES CONSERVATIONISTS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*WOMAN CHOSEN 1986 SENIOR CITIZEN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
STUDENT TO ATTEND CONGRESS ON DRUG ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS RECEIVE CIVIL DEFENSE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*FARMERS UNION HEAD IS FFA HONORARY FARMER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS BANKER RECEIVES ALUMNI AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
RED CROSS GUIDE INCLUDES LOCAL CHAPTER REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
"SERTOMA AWARDS GIVEN TO MEMBER, LOCAL CITIZEN","Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
*PARKER'S HOOVER GAINS COACHING MILESTONE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOARD WILL VOTE ON CO-OPS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POSTMEN ARRANGE THEIR SHARE OF SPORT MARRIAGES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STATE DIGS OUT AFTER SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*PRAYERS, CANDY NOURISH COUPLE IN STORM","Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GROOMER GIVES DOGS A NEW LEASH,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DOLE TO SPEAK AT GOP'S LINCOLN DAY DINNER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
STATE RIGHT TO LIFE GROUP RALLIES IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*ARIZONA GOVERNOR SHOULD RESIGN NOW (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON TEAM NICKNAMES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WORK ON WINTER SPORTS AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LAWS APPLY TO POLICE TOO (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*BERINGSON SEEKS PHEASANT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BURINGSON SEEKS PHEASANT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ACCURATE SHOOTING ELUDES COYOTES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DOLE CANCELS VISIT TO LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXTREME COLD BREAKS SEVEN WATER MAINS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS FOR WILCOX,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER ANNOUNCES HOUSE RACE PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WRITER TO SPEAK AT LUVERNE PRO-LIFE RALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KEMP CAMPAIGN PLASTERS NAME ON BILLBOARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TALKS COLLAPSE IN ONE HOUR,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"STATE LOANS TO GO OUT IN 2 1/2 YEARS, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW LEADS INVESTIGATED IN ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SEX OFFENDER PLAN COULD EASE CROWDING,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY DELAYS AIDS POLICY AFTER PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PENITENTIARY CRIMES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY SALES TAX LEGISLATION PASSES HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE KILLS REQUEST FOR TRIAL PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S BILL ALLOWING TRIPLE-TRAILER TRUCKS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HOUSE PASSES BILLS CLARIFYING RAPE, BURGLARY","Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEX EDUCATION RESOLUTION DRAWS OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INMATES SMUGGLE CONTRABAND,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"MEDIATION PROGRAM WORKS, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*MAN ASKS COURT TO PREVENT WIFE'S ABORTION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPEECH DRAWS BIPARTISAN PRAISE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTE ON INCOME TAX DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STUDENTS GRADE CIVIC LESSON,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*LOCAL RAGTIME COMPOSER GETS A HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*WOMAN PLAYS DESPITE AGE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
RENTERS SEEK ADDED SECURITY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*GUITARIST JOINS SYMPHONY FOR LATIN CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
TEACHERS SHOULD STRIVE FOR GOOD MARKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD WORK FOR FAIR TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"SMOKERS HAVE RIGHTS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GRAUVOGL MISSED FILM THEME (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CHARITIES GET JOHNSON RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"SALVATION ARMY DRIVE BENEFITS 5,534 NEEDY","Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMPANY SPONSORS SPECIAL OLYMPICS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ANTI-ABORTIONISTS WILL RALLY SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUNSHINE WILL BUILD AT 10TH AND KIWANIS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 ARRESTED IN STORE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOND SALE TO SUPPORT SIOUX VALLEY EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATOR GAVE REPORTER CONNIVING BOOT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GIFTED SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WORK SLOWS AT HUTCHINSON TECHNOLOGY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANDERSON GETS UNPAID UNION JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MICKELSON CHATS WITH FIRM INTERESTED IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 ISSUES UNRESOLVED IN LIBEL SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PREFERS LIFE BEHIND THE WHEEL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PROTEST DOESN'T STOP COYOTE HUNT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEAVY SNOWFALL IN PARTS OF SD,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TIME TO RALLY AROUND PROPOSED HOLIDAYS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MICKELSON NEEDS HEART-TO-HEART TALK,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"STATE, TRIBAL LEADERS MUST REGARD","Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY SHOULD CUT DEAD WOOD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RIGHTISTS HIDE BEHIND FUR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
THOMAS WRONG ABOUT WOMEN IN SERVICES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ALCOHOL OFFENSE OVERPLAYED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SMALL TOWNS TARGETED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HARRASSMENT HURTS SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MICKELSON RETAINS HIS VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SHOW HOMELESS YOU CARE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
APPARENT RACISM SHAMEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PATROL SETS SAFETY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SAY NO TO INCINERATORS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
COMMUNISM NOT DEAD YET (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
STOP SUPPORTING JAPAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*ROUTINE MATTER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VARIETY IN SHOOTING EXPERIENCES HELPS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"KOCH, BROOKINGS WIN GYMNASTICS MEET","Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*VALLEY WEST RANGE OFFERS SHOOTERS...,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
GF&P APPROVES SPRING TURKEY SEASON,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*ELECTED HEAD OF MINNEHAHA SPORTSMEN'S,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
PINE RIDGE BOARD SET TO CERTIFY CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POTPOURRI POT CAUSED DORM FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOUNDARIES TOPIC OF MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
80 ATTEND MEETING ON INDIAN HEALTH,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPETING NEWSPAPERS RIP LAKE PRESTON,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS WARY OF PRISON ADDITIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SUE OVER YANKTON MURDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GAMBLING VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PLATTE MAYOR'S PAY HIKE SURVIVES INITIAL VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLATTE VOTERS TO DECIDE FATE OF BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU SIGNS BROTHERS FOR MARCH 6 LECTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD SORORITY PICKED FOR NATIONAL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ETHAN PRIEST'S ESTATE SETTLED IN RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LENNOX JOINS PLAN ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FLADREAU GETS NEW CITY FINANCE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COURT UPHOLDS MAN'S SEXUAL CONTACT VERDICT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
NEW YANKTON BANK HIRES JENKINS AS CEO,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DE SMET FIRM DRAWS FEW MTV RESPONSES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DENVER FIRM SUPPORTS MINING MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*ACREAGE RENT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"{dollar}79,000 AVAILABLE FOR GRANTS IN SD","Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PAINT LANDMARK TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FARM SHOW OPENS TUESDAY AT FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
UPSET BY SALES-TAX COLLECTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SD SHOULD HELP FINANCE PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*HOW TO BRING THE HOUSE DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PLOTTING IS AS FUN AS PLANTING,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CHALLENGE TO PRESERVE ITS HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1990, sect.F, p.03, col.3"
*TUTHILL'S 'RICH' IMAGE HAS STUCK,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EX-POW CALLS PRISONER TAPE PROPAGANDA,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*GO SAFELY AND RETURN SOON, KELROY","Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*'WOLVES' WINS BIG AT GLOBES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*STILL BATTLING THE COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GET READY TO FIGHT THE FLU,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*ZEFFIRELLI BRINGS BARD TO MASSES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
'WOLVES' HELPS OUTSIDERS DISCOVER STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO NEED TO RESUME DRAFT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
READERS SOUND OFF ON AMBULANCE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REMOVING OIL FROM THE SKIN ISN'T EASY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ACCIDENT KILLS WORKER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ASHES IGNITE APARTMENT FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAMS PLANNED FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUPPORT GROUP MEETS FOR FAMILIES OF 323RD,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORKER TO SPEAK TO FUTURE SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CLOSED CAPTIONS COMING TO LOCAL NEWSCASTS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VA PSYCHOLOGIST STILL GETS THRILL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ADULT NIGHTCLUB REPLACES DEFUNCT TEEN HIDEAWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ZOO ASKS CITY TO COVER BUDGET SHORTFALL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LONGTIME STATE 4-H OFFICIAL DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BUSH PLANNED GULF WAR AHEAD OF TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRIEST CALLED TOWN BAR TO SPREAD WORD,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTION EVENTS TO MARK COURT RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"AUTHOR, STURGIS RALLY RECEIVE TOURISM AWARDS","Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
VOTERS CONSIDER BUILDING CENTRAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DEFENSE--PENEAUX'S RIGHTS VIOLATED,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MAYOR ASKS RESIDENTS TO SHOW PATRIOTISM,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"INTRODUCES FARM, WATER MEASURES","Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MAY BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MAN CONVICTED IN SEXUAL ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
NORRIS MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SEX ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*HOUSE SPEAKER HAD SIGHTS SET ON JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS TAKING LONGER TO FINISH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"*MICKELSON, STAFF TAKING SALES TAX PLAN ON THE ROAD","Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
"BREAKING UP DIFFICULT FOR DAKOTA STATE, KJAM","Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNDERDOGS HEAT UP AT WINDCHILL OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
COLLECTING IOU'S AFTER DEBTOR DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*SF LIBRARY EXPANDS BUSINESS REFERENCE SECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1991, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*MAN CHERISHES MEMORIES FROM MARCH,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS RECALL KING'S HUMBLE '64 VISIT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHILD CARE BILL STILL TOUGH ON OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
{dollar}60 REBATE TOO SMALL FOR SOME,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*'GRAND' STUDIES WHAT-IFS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
EARLY PRIMARY STILL GOOD INVESTMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DIVIDENDS SHOULD GO TO ALL TRIBAL MEMBERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"THOMAS IS 'PRIGGISH', 'TOTALITARIAN', 'SNITCHER' (L)","Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"CIGARETTE, TOBACCO TAX IDEA DESERVES SUPPORT (L)","Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CUTTING DEFENSE WOULD BOOST UNEMPLOYMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
COACH'S 'GROSS' GAME BEHAVIOR IRRESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*RELLFORD READY TO SHOWCASE ABILITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION WANTS TO CHANGE EXOTIC ANIMAL LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
THE PLACE TO GO FOR TROPHY FISHING,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WIEBENGA STEPS FORWARD FOR IRENE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*FARM FIRM GROWS WITH CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
ABORTION RIGHTS BILL UNDER CONSIDERATION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW UNDERWOOD MAN DROWNS IN LAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP FEBRUARY 29,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"74-YEAR-OLD MAN ASSAULTED, ROBBED","Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WASHING BEHIND THE EARS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AREA LAWYERS FORMING ACLU CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS FAVOR ALTERNATIVES TO REBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
3 ARE FINALISTS FOR SCHOOL FOR DEAF JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT FOR AFRICAN MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ARENA PLANS RESERVED SEATING FOR NEXT GAME,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HURON TO SET UP REVOLVING LOAN FUND,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS PLANNING LARGE SUPER BOWL PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"LIFE INSURANCE FIRM IS FINED {dollar}3,000","Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PENNINGTON INMATE CHARGED WITH ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBAL LEADERS WANT BIG ROLE FOR LOCAL BIA,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*INDIAN EDUCATION FUNDS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BUSINESS GROUP CALLS FOR REFORMS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HOMELESS INDIANS REPORT DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VERMILLION THIEVES TAKING 'ANYTHING NOT TIED DOWN',"Argus LeaderJan 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CASINO OPERATIONS QUESTIONED BY REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHELTER BATTLES BUDGET SHORTFALL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD LAWMAKERS OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ABSTINENCE SHOULD BE ONLY CHOICE FOR TEENS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CRISIS CENTER OFFERS PREGNANT WOMEN HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OMNI THEATER STUDY A GOOD FIRST STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CLINTON'S IMMEDIATE PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FEDERAL COURT UPHOLDS COCAINE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 90 DAYS IN 4-STATE CHASE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL COUPLE'S DAUGHTER ON TV,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PSYCHOLOGIST DENIES PATIENT WAS ABUSED,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
USD RECEIVES LETTER OF APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A SIGN OF WINTER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS DEBATE CASH RESERVE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLAN TO BURN TRANSFORMERS CALLED THREAT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS MAY LEAVE SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ADDRESSES ANSWER 911 QUESTION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO HIT, RUN","Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COUPLE TO FACE CHARGES IN DEATH OF 2-YEAR-OLD CHILD,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY EVENT PLANNED ON SDSU CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WASTE MANAGEMENT GRANTS AWARDED IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER SYSTEM MANAGER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS CONVENE OVER COFFEE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARENTS FILE TEACHER COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RESIDENTS OK NEW TAX FINANCING DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HOUSE REJECTS MEASURE FOR MAIL-ORDER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LOUNGE TO TARGET AFTER-WORK CROWD,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NORWEST ANNOUNCES RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SF LOSES 8TH CONSECUTIVE IN RC,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*'DR' DELIVERS VALUES TO FRONTIER, TV","Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SURVEY--MOTHERS, FATHERS DIFFER ON WORRIES (PROF)","Argus LeaderJan 21 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FLU SEASON REACHING ITS PEAK,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER'S BUDGET LIMITS COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LARGE BITE OUT OF FARMERS' INCOME,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LAWMAKERS HONOR FALLEN COLLEAGUES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MEASURE TO KEEP RAILROAD CROSSINGS CLEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"PLAN LINKING CHILD SUPPORT, JAIL RELEASE CRITICIZED","Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"SHELTER BILL UNFAIR, MOBILE-HOME PARK OWNERS SAY","Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
REQUIRING COUNTIES TO PAY FOR JUVENILE CARE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
VOLESKY--MOVE ATTORNEY GENERAL RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CHILD SUPPORT LAWS ARE APPLIED UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RECYCLING PROGRAM OFF TO GOOD START (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE SHOULD SUPPORT TENETS OF CHRISTIANITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BEGIN WELFARE REFORM WITH BUREAUCRACY CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CITY MAN ADMITS TO SEX WITH CHILD,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EMPIRE MALL ACCEPTS QUAKE-RELIEF MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOURNALIST TO SPEAK FEB 15 ON ADDICTION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN FACES ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY TO REBUILD RIVER RESORT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CORRECTIONS SHOULD BE ABOLISHED--LEGISLATOR,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DONATES {dollar}17,473 TO LOCAL CHARITIES","Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUHNKE WIFE EXPECTED TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FAMOUS PRINCIPAL TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T REMOVE HIMSELF FROM TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON MAY BUY FLOOD-PLAIN HOUSES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO KILLING HIS WIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX SAN HOSPITAL TO ELIMINATE 10 JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*HEALTH CARE BROKEN, DASCHLE SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REGENTS ENDORSE SDSU'S WELLNESS CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SKYFORCE SHOOT PAST WICHITA FALLS IN OT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HELP PACKAGED IN NEW BOOKS WITH OLD CURES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SOYBEANS ARE BEST KEPT SECRET, PROPONENT SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW PLAN HELPS CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GOVERNOR CUTS AG SUPPLIES AS ITEMS TARGETED FOR TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DEMOCRATS SET TO UNVEIL TAX-RELIEF PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
*COMMITTEE KILLS TRESPASSING BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CHILD MURDER JUSTIFIES DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BARNETT EXPLAINS BILL TO TRACK SEX OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BOOT-CAMP PROPOSAL IS ONE WITH MERIT (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HICKS FROM STICKS MAKE POLITICAL MARK (ABERDEEN AM),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
LAKOTA MAN DIES 'OF A BROKEN HOOP' (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CITY MAKES PROGRESS ON HISTORIC RENOVATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"JOHNSON, DASCHLE WRONGING TAXPAYERS (L)","Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
EXTRACURRICULAR EVENTS NEED TO BE INCLUDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
JOHNSON'S MAILING INSULTS CONSTITUENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
HELMET LAW WOULD BE UNNECESSARY RESTRICTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*MORNING CRUNCH A TIME FOR CAR-POOL THEOLOGY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
'ALICE' TAKES HILARIOUS LOOK AT LIFE IN '90'S,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ALADDIN'S ICY MAGIC,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOP GYMNASTS COMPETE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SEVEN ARE ARRESTED FOR POT POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ABUSER OF HUSBAND GETS 21 DAYS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THEFTS FROM PURSES UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN TAKE TRIPS WITH MAKE-A-WISH,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"LYMAN SHERIFF HAS {dollar}10,000 IN EVIDENCE","Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SD GIRL ADVISES CLINTON,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE CLOSING 2 POLICE RADIO STATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAYOR OFF TO SAN DIEGO,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS REPORTS FIRST CASE OF FLU,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
ALLEGED DRUG THIEF FACES SAME CHARGE IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
NEWCOMERS CONTINUE TO MOVE INTO STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ICE STORM DAMAGES FARM SHELTER BELTS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ROSCOE DAIRY FARMER RESUMES MILKING COWS BY HAND,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BROOKINGS LIBRARY BOARD MAY EXPAND ITS FACILITY,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ESCAPEE SURRENDERS TO AUTHORITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*HIGHER HOG PRICES CHEER UP PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS 18-YEAR-OLD CHARGED IN TEXAS AUTO THEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
REGENTS MAY REWRITE MINNESOTA PACT,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MADISON COMMISSION MAY REINSTALL 2ND-CENT TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FAA TO CONTINUE AIR-CRASH PROBE FOR THREE WEEKS,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DELIBERATIONS START IN HACKER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"CITY MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ROBBERY, BAD CHECK","Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*SIGN OF CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
IRS OFFERS CITY A FREE WAY TO FILE,"Argus LeaderJan 21 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
JANKLOW TO REALIGN BOARDS BY USING EXEC. ORDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HIS BUSINESS IS PICKING AT YOUR MISTAKES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
'WORST STORM' PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
'ACROSS THE BOARD' TEACHER LAYOFFS SEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY BUYS FIVE PICKUPS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
CITY BUYS FIVE PICKUPS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
COMMISSION APPROVES CITY SURVEY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
USDA BETS {dollar}2 BILLION ON POOR CROP WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RESOLVE IN KOREA,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MADAME PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MADAME PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE DIRECTOR DECISION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
RALLY 'VERY ENTHUSIASTIC',"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWA TO RESTRICT CATTLE IMPORTS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD FARMERS GEAR UP THEIR TRACTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PSYCHOLOGISTS FACING POSSIBLE REVOCATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS STILL FRUSTRATE EX-DEAN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS STILL FRUSTRATE EX-DEAN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RALLY 'VERY ENTHUSIASTIC',"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOBBYISTS THROW LOTS OF BASHES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
RAPID CITY MAN DIES IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KUHL TO SPEAK AT BEEF WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE SEEKS ACADEMY NOMINEES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WATER SUPPLY OUTLOOK NEAR NORMAL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CATTLE PRICES TO BE STABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
AREA HARVEST VALUES ARE RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
DIRECTORY LISTS CITY BARRIERS FOR HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ROBBERY BID FAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
SYMPHONY OPENS 1979 SEASON WITH FLOURISH,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*SMALL WOMAN FIGHTS OFF RAPIST,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SMALL WOMAN FIGHTS OFF RAPIST,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BIGGEST DRUG BUST NABS 5,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PATH NOT ROCKY FOR HOBBLING ACTRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*RIDDLES THE CLOWN FINDING RELIGION'S MAGIC,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*PATH NOT ROCKY FOR HOBBLING ACTRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*MUSICIANS, ATHLETES FIND CAREERS MESH","Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"*MUSICIANS, ATHLETES FIND CAREERS MESH","Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"DRINKING AGE, 3.2 BEER BILLS","Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SILVER DOLLAR BUYS 6 GALLONS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN RESPONSIBLE FOR FOCUS ON IOWA,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO FIRM MAKES CITY OFFER TO BUILD DOWNTOWN HOUSING,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DRINKING AGE, 3.2 BEER BILLS","Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DRINKING AGE, 3.2 BEER BILLS","Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SILVER DOLLAR BUYS 6 GALLONS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN RESPONSIBLE FOR FOCUS ON IOWA,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHAIN LETTER COPIES TO GO TO FUTURE IRS TAX CHECKS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NORTHERN TIER OK POSITIVE STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAYER TO REQUEST RECESS FOR DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BANKERS, S & L'S CLASH OVER HOUSING AUTHORITY","Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL TO START WAR CHEST TO FIGHT GRASSHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"BANKERS, S & L'S CLASH OVER HOUSING AUTHORITY","Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS TO HEAR HURD CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT TO DECIDE WATER STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT TO DECIDE WATER STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEADWOOD SEEKS EMERGENCY AID,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CATTLE-ON-FEED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ENERGY KITTEN MAY BE A TORN..,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"RAIL USERS READY, IF...","Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SD GASOHOL SAVING THEM SOME BUCKS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
STIGMA WORST PENALTY FACING WINGLER,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STIGMA WORST PENALTY FACING WINGLER,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TIRED SDSU BAND READY FOR HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TIRED SDSU BAND READY FOR HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STUDENT VOTING POWER STILL LARGELY UNTAPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOREIGN FILMS RETURN TO SF SCREENS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT VOTING POWER STILL LARGELY UNTAPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE CONSIDERS WETLANDS BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE CONSIDERS WETLANDS BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JACKS REMEMBER 1980 NCC RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JACKS REMEMBER 1980 NCC RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*WELL-BORN BURGLAR PREFERRED THE STREET,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF STUDENTS DO WELL ON ACHIEVEMENT TESTS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL--PROGRAMS AID LARGE FARMS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GROUP BEGINS LOOK AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW DOESN'T WANT WATER FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS TRY TO BLOCK MANDAN SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW DOESN'T WANT WATER FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW DOESN'T WANT WATER FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'NUTCRACKER' WRITERS MISSED SZAKAT'S RECITAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MRS CORBLY BACKED IN COLTON HASSLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SAVING RAILS STILL VITAL SD NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CONSERVATION TEACHER OF YEAR SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"BILL WOULD PLACE AG, PUBLIC LANDS UNDER ONE OFFICE","Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"BILL WOULD PLACE AG, PUBLIC LANDS UNDER ONE OFFICE","Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
URANIUM GROUP MIGHT FORCE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FAIR NEEDS MORE REVENUE TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
CRACK'D POT ROBBED OF {dollar}464,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
VEHICLE FEE HIKE DIES--WORKFARE PASSES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WANTS PHONE MEETINGS OK,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FEDS ASKED TO PAY 'PROPERTY TAXES',"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WANTS PHONE MEETINGS OK,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HEARING SCHEDULED FOR TRUCKING BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
PUBLIC SCHOOL'S FUTURE TO BE DECIDED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
175 AT RAPID CITY SATELLITE INAUGURAL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
175 AT RAPID CITY SATELLITE INAUGURAL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
REGIONAL VET SCHOOL SCALED DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY--ACT QUICKLY ON ETSI WATER,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
MEIERHENRY--ACT QUICKLY ON ETSI WATER,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
LAWMAKERS MAY NULLIFY TAX COURT BATTLES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LAWMAKERS MAY NULLIFY TAX COURT BATTLES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FOOD STAMPS RECOVERED--3 ARRESTED (A KERS),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUC SLASHES BELL REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*ETSI GETS PERMIT, PLANS 2ND PIPELINE","Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HEAVY SNOW HEADS FOR SF,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RAPID'S 5 EXTRA LIQUOR LICENSES LEGALIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
RECORD INDUSTRY AGAINST HOME TAPING (FINE),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE 'SPECIAL' IN EDUCATION (VANDERPOEL),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BILL MAKES RECALL ELECTION EASIER,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD REQUIRE REFERENDUM BEFORE BONDS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRASH WON'T ALTER AIRPORT SCHEDULING,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS MARCH ON ABORTION ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTHERN NAMED AIR CARRIER FOR 3 CITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIRPORT BATTLE--VOLUME VS SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GIVE NORTHERN CREDIT FOR FLYING SD (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HANDGUN BAN WOULD CUT MURDERS IN US (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STATE LIQUOR LICENSE CONTROL PREFERRED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ACLU--ONE MORE TIME (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION BILL PASSES HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM FUEL TAX EXEMPTION BILL RAPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NURSING HOME BUILDING BILL DEFERRED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"NURSING HOMES, DRUGS, FUEL, OTHER BILLS","Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL OK'S DRUG PARAPHERNALIA BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL OK'S JANKLOW SPENDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL REJECTS PAY-FOR-CRIME BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL TOLD INVESTMENT WORKERS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WILL MEIERHENRY OPPOSE ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BROOKINGS INMATE TRIES TO ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROFITS UP AT CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIERRA FEARS ETSI PRECEDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TEAMSTERS TO SUE RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EX-BASKETBALL OPPONENTS CHEER TOGETHER NOW,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WETLANDS EASEMENTS FAIL TO APPEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JACOBSON A 'JUMPING JACK' GYMNAST,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MSGR PATRICK CONWAY DIES AT 73,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW WANTS {dollar}28 MILLION FOR ROAD MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CITY'S EMPLOYEES APPROVE NEW PACT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CHURCH LEAVES MALL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CHURCH ATTITUDE TOWARD ALCOHOLICS CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
THANKS TO COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
THANK YOU BUS DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
PLAYHOUSE WILL SPONSOR THEATER COMPANY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PLAY DEPRESSINGLY REALISTIC,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DCI--I WAS TOLD TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAYTI FUEL CLEANUP CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NUKE FREEZE RESOLUTION INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SNOWBIRDS WILL BE TICKETED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INDIANS HONOR SMITH FOR OPENING DOOR,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW WILL PULL EMPLOYEES OFF RESERVE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOM DOLGE WRAPS A CHAIN ON CORN SHOCK,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SF MEN PLEAD GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHILD ABUSE CONTRIBUTIONS CITED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOGEN EXCELLENT CHOICE AS AG SECRETARY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKER AGREES SD NEEDS WHITE CASTLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WINGLER'S PROPOSAL SOUNDS SOUR,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRMS THAT HIKE PRICES GET RAPPED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
READER'S DIGEST USES SELECTIVE REPORTING,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STORY RECALLED WHITE CASTLE TREAT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SKYDIVERS DISAVOW PARACHUTING STUNTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
VANDERPOEL PRAISED FOR STORY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
JOHNSTON PLEADS NO CONTEST TO PIMPING,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLICE LOOKING FOR BURGLARY SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SEVERAL REASONS BEHIND ETSI DELAY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COURT RULES SCOTLAND WORKER IMPROPERLY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
THREE JOIN RACE FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*IN THE MIDST OF PLENTY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
100-YEAR-OLD DEED RAISES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE OLD HEAVE-HO,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HUNTING WATCHDOGS REST WITH BIG BATTLES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SEES BENEFITS OF NON-TEACHING COACHES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*VERMILLION TIPS LINCOLN--HOWLIN WINS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
OUTDOOR BILLS STARTING TO APPEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*CATERPILLAR KEGLERS INTO BOWLING BUTTERFLIES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*FUTURE'S BLEAK WITHOUT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DEBATE STILL ON, BUT TOPIC ALTERED","Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRAIL RACE TEACHES SCOUTS SURVIVAL SKILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TO SAVE FAMILY FARM OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KENNEDY'S STAY FOR COURT HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CENTRAL AMERICA NEEDS A COMMITMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*POPE PLEASED BY CRAZY HORSE MODEL (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY DOCTOR MISLEADS WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DETAILS ABOUT THE INVASION OF GRENADA (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INFLUENCE OF MALE STRIPPERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME, A SERIOUS PROBLEM (L)","Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NEUHARTH PHILOSOPHY PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*KNOWN TO TELL MANY POLISH JOKES (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*ANTI-ABORTION MARCH,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
NURSES LEARN ABOUT HOSPICES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TENSION EASING AT VETERANS' HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
AGENCY GETTING MAIL FROM SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CAMPAIGN WILL TRY TO REDUCE CAR-TRAIN CRASHES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MOVING TRIAL UPSETS COURT CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PREDICT 24 PERCENT ENROLLMENT DROP,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TWO MEN JAILED AFTER CHASE IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*SPARRING STARTS IN 1986 STATE HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
ABDNOR WILL HAVE HEARINGS ON WATER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*HELP FOR THE HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WHERE TO GO IN SIOUX FALLS FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*SPARKLING EYES, CURIOSITY FOR LIFE","Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*DOROTHY HUETHER COOKS UP,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
MARCHES OFF WITH POLISHED PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*ALPHABET COOKIES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLIC HEAD DECRIES DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NOUVELLE OPENS LINE HERE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*BECOMES BUSINESS CITIZEN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
JENSEN WILL ORGANIZE NEWSPAPER OBSERVANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*NORWEST'S BOARD APPOINTS GRIFFIN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
RALLY LEAVES LUVERNE'S STREETS DESERTED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JURY FINDS DOKKEN GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*VETERANS COUNCIL INSTALLS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BILL WOULD RAISE FINES FOR BETTING,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKER SUGGESTS LOTTERY TO HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED LAW WOULD LASSO CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS MORE SENSIBLE ABOUT ABORTION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL SEEKS TOUGHER CARNIVAL RIDE STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BILL WOULD EXTEND BLACK HILLS' STUDDED TIRE USE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COLLEGE TO OFFER FARMERS COMPUTER WORKSHOPS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATURE'S KING OF ONE-LINERS STRIKES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LITTON UNION SEEKS LAYOFF AID,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RULING HELPS SCHOOLS PUT FOCUS ON EDUCATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BANKS GETS MORE NOTICE THAN DESERVED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SAY NO TO SEAT-BELT LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FIGHT AHEAD FOR DUMP FOES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HELP AVAILABLE FOR SMOKERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CITY APPROVES ADVERTISING PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-TEACHER IN WATERTOWN WILL APPEAL SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FORMER SHERIFF GETS 90-DAY JAIL SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
KIMBALL MAN FACES TRIAL ON INCEST CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LAWYER ASKS OVERTURN OF BELL COURT VERDICT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
REAPPRAISAL OF PROPERTY TO BEGIN NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SCIENCE HISTORY LECTURES SET IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WARREN RECEIVES COSMOPOLITAN CLUB AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
THREE-CLASS SYSTEM TO CHANGE PREP BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SNOWSTORM PUTS CITY ON ICE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*WINDS BLOW AWAY TRAVELERS, FILL MOTELS","Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TV CREW DIES WHILE FLYING TO HORMEL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FULFILLING A FANTASY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HORMEL PICKETS SHUT IOWA PLANT TEMPORARILY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HUNKING DECLARES CITY SNOW ALERT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BIGGEST BULLY WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE ISN'T ANONYMOUS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW CRITICS MISFIRE IN ATTACKING DUAL ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOHNSON DESERVES ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
INSURANCE SOLUTIONS EXIST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY HAS LIMITS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CITY SHOULD SAVE BUILDINGS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SOCIAL SECURITY IS NOT WELFARE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*PROSECUTOR HOPES TO TRY BANKS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
EX-LAWMAKER TO RUN FOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY POST,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MONEY BILLS WOULD LIMIT LEADER,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PUBLIC HEARING TO DISCUSS BUS ROUTE REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TEACHERS TO SPONSOR 2 FORUMS WITH LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*JUSTICE TO STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION, RENOVATION IN CITY","Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN SUES OVER PLANE CARTOON,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMITTEE SUPPORTS ABUSE AID,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHANCES EVEN FOR EDUCATION PLAN REPEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY-CITY PANEL LIMITS SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
JUSTICE FOCUSES ON CRIME VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*HOLTON GETS AWARD FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*SAHLY EARNS EAGLE SCOUT RANK,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
AUGIE JUNIOR FESTER WINS INTERNSHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
CIVIL DEFENSE HONORS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
UNZICKER RECEIVES FISCHER AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*VIKINGS DEFEAT BISON,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CROWD BRAVES WINDS TO WELCOME BOMBER,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE AMERICA'S CUP,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BABIES ARE THE UNDERDOGS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESERVE INTEGRITY OF 26TH STREET (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SERVICE OFFICER CAN AID VETS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*COLORING BOOK TEACHES CHILDREN LAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONCERT OF COWBOY MUSIC SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COUNCIL TO HOST BOOK DISCUSSIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE ANNOUNCES AUDITIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HAZARDOUS WASTE PROGRAM TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP AUDITION DATES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SDSU GROUP PRESENTS STAGE SHOWS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CHURCHES OBSERVE WEEK OF PRAYER,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLUMBIA SCHOOL TO CLOSE IN FALL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNEIP HAS LUNG SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LIGHT SNOWFALL PUTS CITY ON EASY STREET,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WILD WIND TAMES DOWN TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HERSETH RETURNS CAMPAIGN DONATION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARKING SHORTAGE MAY HALT DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE PATTERSON TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"EMOTIONS, DEBATE STILL RAGE","Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MURDER SUSPECT HARASSED HER,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RECOMMENDS MISSOURI RIVER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TREASURER'S OFFICE AS COMPUTER GOES DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MARRIAGE LICENSES DROP SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*PASTOR PETE MIXES FOOTBALL, AD AT AUGUSTANA","Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STEVENS' FENSTER AIMS TO REGAIN STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*ABORTION FIGHT HASN'T SUBSIDED OVER 15 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*CITY TO BREAK 100,000 SOON","Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORE SNOW TO COME,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ARTISTS BRING VENICE TO VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*LIVING DEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
GOOD FICTION BEYOND THE BEST-SELLER LIST,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BIBLE REJECTS THEORY OF BETHLEHEM STAR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GUARD NEEDS INCENTIVES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SEPARATING CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CENTENNIAL GAMES WILL BE PART OF PARTY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*DECISION CHANGES PAT TRY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
AGREEMENT REACHED ON NATIONAL COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS ADAMS CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY EXPECTED TODAY FOR WILCOX TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RETAIL SALES JUMP IN RURAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTSON'S WIFE VISITS CITY SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY SALES TAX BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOUSE PANEL WARNED OF TEACHER SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MINNEHAHA, LINCOLN CHAPTERS TO JOIN","Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACHER STILL IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN SEEKS {dollar}5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ANIMAL SHELTER TO BE CLOSED FOR DISINFECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL ALLOWS MAIL CARRIERS TO USE BEACON LAMPS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLAN WIDENS STATE'S POWER IN RABIES CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE PASSES AIRLINE SUBSIDY LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE FAIR COMMISSION APPROVES BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CUSTOMERS SPLIT ON BELL DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FAMILY FARM ACT DISSENT EXPRESSED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOUSE COMMITTEE REJECTS BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*DUKAKIS TAKES QUESTIONS FROM SD,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
US WEST PRAISES SD,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*THE RIGHT AND PROPER THING TO DO,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TEENS HAVING SEX SOONER, REGRETTING IT","Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE JANUARY OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DUMP SITE PROPOSED NEAR SD BORDER,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BIRTHS AND ABORTIONS IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
SD FOES LOOK INTO LEGAL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
RURAL SD MUST ACCEPT REALITIES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BOARD IGNORES PROTEST AGAINST CO-OP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
IT'S PAY HIKE TRICK TIME AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
GOP INSIDERS ARE NERVOUS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
EDUCATION MONEY SPENT WELL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
FREEZE EDUCATORS' PAY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*BUSH LEFT ENDEARING IMPRESSION AT DINNER,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*ROE VS WADE GIVES WOMEN A CHOICE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
OTHER SD APPOINTEES MAY FOLLOW ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
FMHA NOTICES GET DAY IN CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAKE PRESTON MAN TO SPEAK AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN 6-DAY CRIME SPREE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SUSPECTED IN LOCAL BANK SCAMS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS WANT CHANGES IN REDI LOANS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POSSIBILITY OF WOMAN BISHOP CREATES ...,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CITIZENS, LOCAL LEGISLATORS MEET TO DISCUSS","Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ANTI-ABORTION LAW WILL BE INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CENTENNIAL STITCH,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PROFESSOR NAMED TO NATIONAL PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FLANDREAU TO GET PIZZA RANCH,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BROOKINGS--AIR PROGRAM WILL BE SAVED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAKE PRESTON WATER TESTED FOR NITRATES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST WEB MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
KING HOLIDAY DEBATE DOMINATES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*DAKOTA TERRITORIAL CAPITOL REPLICA BEING BUILT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
'ARGUS' READERS RATE BENGALS AS FAVORITE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MISSION HILL WOMAN LIVING IN HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
YOUTH HOCKEY PROGRAM MEETS GOAL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*LINCOLN GYMNASTS TRIUMPH,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FORMER PLAYER FAVORS SAN FRANCISCO,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
"HUNTERS DISPUTE MULE DEER, ANTELOPE NUMBERS","Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FIRM REOPENS LOCAL SEED PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
1988 WAS NORWEST'S MOST PROFITABLE YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL'S OLD FOE LOSES UNION JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*TWIN CITIES DRIVERS TO SEE SD'S NAME,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MY SOUTH DAKOTA--VIOLENCE MARKED 1ST LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*GOOD PRODUCTIONS TOUCH AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*CHINA'S CHARMING CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1989, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
CENTRAL PLAINS CLINIC EXPLORES EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LEFT BIG IMPRESSION IN VISIT OF '33,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROE VS. WADE HOT AT 17,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MANY FEAR CASINO AT FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*TOLERANCE, LIKE HATE, IS LEARNED EARLY","Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SOME ILLNESSES WORTH MAKING NIGHT CALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CHORUS WAS EVENING'S FORTE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
ANIMALS LIVE BECAUSE PEOPLE BUY FUR COATS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DRUNKEN DRIVING LEGISLATION WORKS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RECONCILIATION WILL TAKE MORE THAN TALKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CLOSING SCHOOL BAD IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CITY PROPERTY TAX RATE DOUBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T SPRAY DITCHES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOMELESS NEED HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TEACHERS DESERVE MORE PAY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HOMOSEXUALITY NOT INBORN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HEALTH RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH GENITAL WARTS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ACCIDENT KILLS ONE BY BELLE FOURCHE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON REQUESTS HEATING ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL TO MEET ON OVERCROWDING,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS WANT SYSTEM TO SHARE RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD AIR GUARD GROUP WINS UNIT AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TREE OF LIGHTS RAISES {dollar}126,500 FOR AID","Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLANNING DIRECTOR BUNGLES STINT AS SECRET AGENT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*RIDES, EXHIBITIONS RAISE CASH FOR SURGERY","Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WASTE SITE OPPONENT--SD VITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE'S BILLS DUE BY TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BANK TAX THREATENED BY DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AIMS TO SAVE FORGOTTEN CEMETARY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS FIRM OFFERS ENTREPRENEUR AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS SALES SHOW GAIN OF 14 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY ADDED TO HOMELESS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE CENTRAL SCHOOL BOARD SETS MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MITCHELL BOARD TO SET BOND ISSUE AMOUNT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
USD OPENS CENTER ON CHILD RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BUILDING DAMAGED IN FARM FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HARTFORD COMMISSION CONSIDERS PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TUESDAY HEARING SET FOR MURDER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CEMENT PLANT SHOWS 15 PERCENT SALES JUMP,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SUPREME COURT DENIES ELECTRICIANS APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BUYER LOSES APPEAL AGAINST IMPLEMENT FIRM,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
I-29 EXCHANGE'S IMPACT PLANNED FOR HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SELBY LAWMAKER WANTS KUNDERT TO SEEK SEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
6-YEAR-OLD PARK MURDER STILL UNSOLVED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*RACISM IN AMERICA IS STILL ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'IMPRESSIONS' RIVALS AIR VIEWS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GROUP OPPOSES SWITCHING TO 2-AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ARTFUL DECORATING,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CONSUMER PROGRAMS PLANNED FOR FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
LIFE ON THE ROAD KEEPS ACTOR FRESH,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DON'T DESTROY BALANCE OF EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEVEL WITH PEOPLE ABOUT WAR IN GULF (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STOP SADDAM BEFORE HE GAINS MORE POWER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*I STAND BEHIND TAX-HIKE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*LITERATURE IGNORES INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"MAYES, REDFIELD LEAD SKYFORCE PAST OMAHA","Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TRUSTY HUNTING DOGS ARE TOUGH TO LET GO,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WINTER FISHING DERBY SET FOR FEB 3,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*VERSATILITY HELPS IRENE JUNIOR STANDOUT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ANALYST--BANK HEALTH BETTER IN MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MARQUETTE BANK OPEN DURING KING HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TOURIST SPENDING UP 13.8 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*AUCTIONEER GREW UP ON SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FARM SHOW SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
BUSINESSMAN AND SON FACE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONDAY TRAILER FIRE KILLS ONE IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SETS ALUMNI GATHERING,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ERA OF DISCOVERY COMING TO AN END,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINING LIMIT MAY RESURFACE AS LEGISLATIVE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRELIMINARY VOTE LOOMS ON TAX-HIKE PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GULF WAR WILL TEST KIDS' PSYCHES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MORE TROOPS COULD GET CALL TO SERVE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"HERSETH DEBT IS LISTED AT {dollar}49,251","Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JAIL PHONES TO MAKE COLLECT CALLS ONLY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON HAD PLANS TO HIKE STATE SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"ANTI-ABORTION RALLY GOES INSIDE, OUT OF COLD","Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HEALTH PROBLEMS FORCE BOARD MEMBER TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LANGFORD MAN DIES IN WEEKEND FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FEISTY KUNDERT CARRYING ON FAMILY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CONGRESSMEN PUSH FOR TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FATHER DOES HIS BEST WHILE WIFE SERVES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SHORTWAVE OPERATORS DIAL MIDDLE EAST,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*BED 'N' BREAKFAST JOINS LOVES OF HURON WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*DASCHLE, PRESSLER MOVE TO CENTER","Argus LeaderJan 22 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
EX-CLERK DENIED LOTTO CUT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE MOVE TO SF THAN MOVE OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANUARY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DEMOCRATS PROPOSE {dollar}12.5 MILLION IN CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD RALLIES TO MARK ROE VS WADE DECISION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BILL WOULD IMPROVE STATE CHILD-CARE LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ARTS CAN LEND SELF ESTEEM TO STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CRITICS MISS BOAT IN BASHING 'ARGUS' ERRORS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EUTHANASIA IS WRONG COURSE FOR MANKIND (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WRESTLING FEAT ELUDES DUNCAN SPORT COLUMN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
USDA HELPS PRODUCERS MORE THAN DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ANIMALS GIVEN GREATER SANCTUARY THAN BABIES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
COUSINS' COUNTRY WRONG IN KELO BROADCASTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*RUNNY EGG EATERS DON'T RUN SCARED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FAMILIES WAREHOUSE, DISTRIBUTE BULK ITEMS","Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CAFE'S COOK GOES BACK TO THE BASICS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BURGLAR SENTENCED TO 14 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY INCREASES GARBAGE RATES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCATE WILL SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED OF TRYING TO RUN FAMILY OFF ROAD,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN JAILED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}1 MILLION SEXUAL HARASSMENT SUIT FILED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'NO NEW TAXES' FOR WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE PASSES BILL TARGETING DRUNKEN BOATERS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOUSING FOR THE NEEDY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PURSE THIEF IS GOING TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS OFFICIAL SELECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN FILES SUIT AGAINST DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPAIR IS IN WORKS FOR HIGHWAY BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SURROGATE GRANDMOTHER TELLS STORY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STUDY SAYS STATE TEENS LIVING DANGEROUSLY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MICKELSON WANTS MORE MONEY FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HARKIN DRAWS MOST ENDORSEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BASEBALL TALK WARMS LOCAL HEARTS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NDSU COOLS JACKRABBITS 79-72,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'IT IS NOT ALWAYS PLEASANT',"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKER TO INTRODUCE 3 BILLS LIMITING ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER FIRST TO PUBLICLY OPPOSE BAIRD,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
NEW PRESIDENT CHANGES MOOD ON BOTH SIDES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ABORTION ISSUE STILL A QUAGMIRE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*2 HEALTH CARE PROPOSALS THAT CAN SAVE USERS MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CLASSES PROMOTE PROMISCUITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE SHOULDN'T RELY ON GAMBLING REVENUE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
FORMER DEALER CHARGED IN DECK-STACKING TRY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWSUIT DISMISSED BY DEFUNCT CARETRAUM,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PENITENTIARY ANNEX DEDICATION SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SLICK ROADS CAUSE OVERNIGHT ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHECKING THE HIGH LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER SD CAMPAIGN OFFICIAL MEETS CLINTON AT BALL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORMER CASINO BOSS DISPUTES REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MEDICARE FALLS SHORT, TSCHETTER SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FLANDREAU PLANT GETS PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PARENT SUES SCHOOL AFTER SON ABUSED,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FAIR BOARD OK'S {dollar}1.8 MILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOB-PLANNING EVENT JANUARY 30 AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TESTIMONY ENDS IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIBES ASKED TO BACK HEALTHY START PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WHARF RESOURCES GETS HISTORICAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MOTOR MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TAKING THINGS A STEP FURTHER,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HOUSE PASSES BUDGET RESERVE LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LEGISLATURE HONORS DECEASED COLLEAGUES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PHARMACIST SAYS HE WAS FIRED FOR REPORTING PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS DRUNK DRIVING DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TOURISM INDUSTRY URGED TO MAKE LONG-TERM GOALS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
4 SD TRUCKING COMPANIES PAY FINES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"*IN SMALL WAYS, THE SKYFORCE COME OF AGE","Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INAUGURAL GIRLS TRI-STATE TOURNEY TIPS OFF TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JANUARY OFFERS SMORGASBORD OF ART EVENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*INVITES READERS TO EXPERIENCE HER WORLD,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHICAGO IS OUR KIND OF TOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR TO BRING SCHOOL-AID PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ABOUREZK FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GET OUT AND CELEBRATE THE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DEADWOOD TAX BILL RUNS INTO PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DRUNKEN-DRIVER BILL STUCK IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TASK FORCE GIVES CHILD-CARE REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*PRESSLER OPPOSES UNFUNDED MANDATES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
CAMPAIGN-FINANCE AGREEMENT NEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
TO INCREASE WELLNESS-CENTER PROPERTY-TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STUDY BY SCHOOL DISTRICT--WE CARE FOR TOMORROW,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NEW NICOLLET ATLAS IS NOW AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DOES WALDOWSKI WANT CRIMINALS TO PREVAIL? (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*PRAY TO MEND DIVISION AMONG CHRISTIANS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ASSOCIATION SEEKING HOST FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY JAIL INMATE INJURED IN FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SEEKS TRIAL IN RAPE OF GIRL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW VETERAN'S HOME TO OPEN ITS DOORS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RUSSIA'S FUTURE IS DISCUSSION TOPIC,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN INDICTED IN STABBING CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MARQUARDT JURY TRAVELS TO SHOOTING SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"GRANDSTAND TICKET POLICY HERE TO STAY, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS UPHOLD TUITION RECIPROCITY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO KEEP VIOLENCE OUT OF SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD UPHOLDS PERMIT FOR PUKWANA LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON CLUBBING TRIAL DELAYED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN INDICTED ON FRAUD CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLANS FOR OFF-RESERVATION CASINO,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"REFLECTORS TOO EXPENSIVE, RAIL OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REGENTS REVIEW COLLEGE ADMISSION STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STATE STUDIES SENTENCING OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*VIDEO CHAIN PLANS STORE ON SYCAMORE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD BANK SETTLES LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*FED-UP FARMERS, THREATEN NOT TO PAY TAXES","Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*OWNERS WIN, RENTERS LOSE","Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE FAVORS TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
IBP PLANS TO ADD 200 JOBS AT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MUTUALS, SECURITIES REMAIN FAVORITES IN STATE","Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COYOTES WIN FROM PERIMETER,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE DOWNS YAKIMA 120-112,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ROOSEVELT UPSETS STEVENS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HURON STILL TOURNEY HOST,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SKYFORCE FACES UNCERTAINTY IN SECOND HALF,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*OPEN WATER BELOW DAMS OFFERS GOOD FISHING,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*NEB. HUNT CURES PHEASANT FEVER,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
*SNOWMOBILE ACCIDENTS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
HACKER CONVICTED IN CORRUPTION CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOURTH MAN ARRESTED IN STABBING CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ARGUS LEADER STAFF TO MEET WITH PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SURVEY PRAISES MCDONALD HOUSES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"REVENUE CUTS GO TOO FAR, VIDEO-LOTTERY OWNERS SAY","Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ATTORNEYS HIT AIRWAVES,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HEALTH-CARE SALES TAX COMES UNDER FIRE AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NUMBER OF CRIMES CLIMBS 9%,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW TRIED TO BLOCK MORRELL DEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*MOBRIDGE POLICE FIND ESCAPEE AT WIFE'S APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TERRA INDUSTRIES HALTS CLEANUP AT BLAST SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KENNEBEC MAN DIES AFTER 140-FOOT FALL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW TO ABOLISH FOUR STATE BOARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DEADWOOD SCHOOLS APPEALING TAX RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BUYERS VIE FOR NEW RADIO STATION,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MADISON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD HIRES DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PRESSLER PROPOSES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS FOR STATE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
GREED TAINTS DEBATE OVER AID TO SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PUT AG BILL TO PASTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MILLER GAVE SOLACE TO STATE (PIERRE CAPITOL),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MUST STOP DRIVERS WHO DRINK (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*NEWSPAPER IS INCREASINGLY COSTLY COMMODITY,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL 'TRADITION' HURTFUL TO O'GORMAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
JUSTICE FOR ALL NOT REALLY HAPPENING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
REAL HELMET ISSUE IS PERSONAL FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SIMPLE METHOD CAN COMPARE TAX OUTCOME (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
LIBERAL 'SHEPHERD' NEEDS MORE OBJECTIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
PENITENTIARY INMATES LIKE THOSE ON OUTSIDE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD STILL IGNORING THE VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
THIS IS NO TIME TO HURT STATE MUSEUM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
LAKE ANDES WOMAN ADDED TO HEALTH PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FAIR BUDGET PROJECTS THIN PROFIT,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*LEGISLATORS TRY YEAR AFTER YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*LESSONS ON HEARTS, HOUSEKEEPING","Argus LeaderJan 22 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL OPEN AFTER PARENT PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL OPEN AFTER PARENT PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"STORM MISSES CITY, BAFFLES EXPERTS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MAN HURT BY STRAY BULLET,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GRAYROCKS EXEMPT FROM ACT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
GRAYROCKS EXEMPT FROM ACT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
POWER COOPS PLEASED WITH DECISION,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
POWER COOPS PLEASED WITH DECISION,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
VITAL CONGRESS COMMITTEE ROLES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PROSECUTION BLOCKED BY WRIT FROM HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FEB 15 AG CENSUS DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ODOMETER STATEMENT CONFUSING,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOULDER CANYON MAN DIES FROM BURNS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX CITY PAY WARRANTS STOLEN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1978 RECORD YEAR FOR IDEA,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RECLAMATION PROJECTS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SOCIETY CAN'T 'PLAY GOD',"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BILL WOULD RESTRICT EX-WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIEH PUT PROJECTS TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SOCIETY CAN'T 'PLAY GOD',"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIEH PUT PROJECTS TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AGENCIES APPEAL COMMITTEE FOR UNITED WAY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIEH PUT PROJECTS TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"FARMERS TO BOOST CORN, BEAN PLANTINGS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*ELEVATE A BANK OF SNOW INTO A TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JOB HUNT DIFFICULT FOR RUSSELL MEANS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
JOB HUNT DIFFICULT FOR RUSSELL MEANS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
LEGISLATIVE BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
BROAD TAX PACKAGE INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
DEFEAT OF BARGAINING BILLS DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEFEAT OF BARGAINING BILLS DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEFEAT OF BARGAINING BILLS DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ATTACKS LEAVE CITY UNEASY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ATTACKS LEAVE CITY UNEASY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*READING GLASSES SELDOM WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL BOONDOGGLING REMOVES WARNING SIGNS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BEAUTIFUL WRITING ENJOYS INCREASING POPULARITY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SD ANTI-ABORTIONISTS RALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL TO BAN RADAR DETECTORS OK'D,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE SAYS POWERLINE WILL RUIN DREAM HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL TO BAN RADAR DETECTORS OK'D,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PROPOSES RAILROAD PLAN BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW PROPOSES RAILROAD PLAN BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS OBJECT TO FOOTING RAIL BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
IOWA POINTS TO WATERSHED YEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPECIAL VOCATIONAL CLASS FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN-INTEREST WAIVED ON LOANS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU NURSERY GAINS ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU NURSERY GAINS ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WARM WEATHER MAKES BUMPY ICE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOOD SERVICE SIGNUP DEADLINE SET,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIAL SET FOR BANK ROBBERY SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEASURE CHANGES USURY LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MEASURE CHANGES USURY LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MEASURE CHANGES USURY LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BILL WOULD REQUIRE INSURANCE TO COVER COUNSELING,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BILL WOULD REQUIRE INSURANCE TO COVER COUNSELING,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BILL WOULD REQUIRE INSURANCE TO COVER COUNSELING,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HEARING TO EXAMINE ROADSIDE ADVERTISING,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATOR WANTS CAPITOL DOOR OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATOR WANTS CAPITOL DOOR OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BAR TABS WOULD RISE UNDER TAX PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
BAR TABS WOULD RISE UNDER TAX PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
WISCONSIN GETS OK TO BUY LINES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SUNFLOWER ACREAGE MAY DROP-NORTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BEEF GROWERS TO RAISE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
*BRANDING CATTLE NEED TO STOP RUSTLERS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"FARMERS WILL PLANT MORE SUNFLOWERS, SOYBEANS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"FARMERS WILL PLANT MORE SUNFLOWERS, SOYBEANS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*BERGLAND SAYS EMBARGO HURTS RUSSIA MORE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BERGLAND SAYS EMBARGO HURTS RUSSIA MORE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BERGLAND SAYS EMBARGO HURTS RUSSIA MORE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*GAMEFEST SATISFIES ROMANTIC TASTE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*GAMEFEST SATISFIES ROMANTIC TASTE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TAPE WILL PLAY AT WINGLER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BURLINGTON SIPHONING SD GRAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TAPE WILL PLAY AT WINGLER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*COMMON SENSE STARS IN 'ARMS AND THE MAN',"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PEOPLE MOVING UNDERGROUND FOR EFFICIENCY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HOME RECOVERY BILL DIES BY SPONSOR'S HAND,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HOME RECOVERY BILL DIES BY SPONSOR'S HAND,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GOOSE CLUB FOUND BUILTY OF BAITING,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY REFURBISHING MEETING ROOM,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL ED BILL POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPLIT COMMITTEE BEGINS DRAWING NEW DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPLIT COMMITTEE BEGINS DRAWING NEW DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE OK'S 7 PERCENT STATE PAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE OK'S 7 PERCENT STATE PAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KOOB'S RELATIVE FROM SF FLYING TO GREET HER,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSIONER QUALIFICATIONS BILL STOPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSIONER QUALIFICATIONS BILL STOPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSIONER QUALIFICATIONS BILL STOPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITIZENS COMMITTEE MUST BE NON-PARTISAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GIVEN RUNAROUND ON THEFT OF OUTGOING MAIL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROPOSED URANIUM MORATORIUM TIMELY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILLS MOUNT UP IN SD LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PEN SECURITY AT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DRUG BILL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DRIVERS' LICENSE FEES MAY BE HIGHER,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REWARD OFFERED FOR EAGLE KILLERS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL TO SAVE SMALL SCHOOLS OK'D,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE ASKS FOR MAY 30 MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOME COUNTIES TO GET WILDLIFE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TWO KILLED IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PIPELINE HEARINGS END NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FORMER PUC MEMBER KLINKEL REVIEWS TENURE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
FORMER PUC MEMBER KLINKEL REVIEWS TENURE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*SD SHOCKED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"BLIZZARD IN BUFFALO, SD, IS WILD, WOOLLY","Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
7-YEAR-OLD BOY MISSING IN STORM FOUND SAFE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KIDNAPPED GIRL FOUND IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PROMPT SNOW REMOVAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
THANKS FOR SUCCESSFUL TELETHON,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
MORAL SUPPORT GIVEN REDFIELD HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
REGENTS URGE LEGISLATURE TO SAVE RADIO,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HELP VOA REACH GOAL FOR DAY CARE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"BRING TROOPS, MISSILES HOME (L)","Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
NEW HUMAN LIFE BILL OPPOSED BY LEAGUE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
RIFLE RANGE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
INDIAN RIGHTS DENIED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TIME TO CHANGE THINGS AT CITY HALL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
WALSH OPPOSES MX ANYWHERE IN NATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
AG GROUP TO EDUCATE LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BENEFITS SEEN FROM GRADE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BN LAYS OFF 35 EDGEMONT WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CASTLEWOOD BOARD SEEKS RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION'S ACTION NO SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MANDAN DECISION TO BE APPEALED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL BOND ISSUE SET FOR MARCH 2,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OLDHAM MAN ON FDR TV SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WAUBAY GETS SURPLUS EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
3 SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO GET IMPACT AID,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ATLAS PICTURES TO BE RETURNED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
JUDGES GET MORE LEEWAY IN WELFARE CASES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PANEL GETS PRISON FUNDING MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*TRAPPED IN PIERRE FOR THE SECOND WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
'CUSTER'S LAST STAND' BILL PASSED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ACTION DELAYED ON SENATE DISTRICT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS FRATERNITY GETS TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS RC LIQUOR BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"LIQUOR, SENATE DISTRICT, BOND, OTHER BILLS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MUNICIPAL BOND INTEREST LIMIT OK'D,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SENATE OK'S DRIVER'S LICENSE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BOARD RENEWS EXPLORATION PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
COUNTIES MAY GET {dollar}40.7 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
HIGHER NOTARY BOND FIGURE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LAWMAKER BACKS CORPORATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
REPUBLICANS COME IN FROM COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SENATE GETS BILL TO ABOLISH RAIL GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
STATE'S ATTORNEY BILL GOES TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
VETERINARY SCHOOL BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
HOUSE REJECTS BILL FOR COUNTY PERMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
MEASURE TO SHARE SALES TAX KILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA'S 'MR RACING',"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEER POACHING STILL GOES ON DESPITE BUST,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMY WEAKENS FARMLAND PRICES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--NO ABORTION IS SAFE & LEGAL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PIERRE FRIENDS REMIND WRITER OF FISHING,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SPEARFISH & MCNEMY FISH HATCHERIES CLOSE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*LINCOLN'S HOWLIN GRACIOUS IN RARE LOSS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*ABDNOR'S AUNT WAITING TO GO TO LEBANON,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD FARMERS HAVE RECORD DEBTS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS AWARDED MEDALS FOR WWII,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BANK TAX CHANGE WORRIES OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS FEAR EFFECT OF ELECTRIC,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SWEEPING THE BROOMBALL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PLANE SEARCH CALLED OFF,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MCALISTER'S RESIGNATION HANDLED POORLY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PERIL AHEAD FOR PECHOTA (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CALF CAN'T BE EQUATED TO BABY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCFADDEN PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOBILE HOME RESIDENT OPPOSES ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS SHOULDN'T PAY INEQUITABLE SHARE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE DEFENDS MX (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN MAN NEW SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BELL TO CHANGE BILLING POLICY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DAIRYMAN'S CONFERENCE FEBRUARY 8,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"DIRECTOR SUES FILM COMPANY, OFFICERS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FAIR COMMISSION ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FILM TO STUDY DRUG ABUSE IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FINANCIAL AID MEETINGS START MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FORMER ISABEL POLICE CHIEF ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE RULE GRANTHAM'S SUPPRESSION REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD SPONSORS PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*OVER THE RIVER AND THROUGH THE WOODS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA WANTS HIGH PERCENT LUTHERAN STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LEAD MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO GAMBLING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ABDNOR--STATE HAS CHANCE AT JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COULD YOU WRITE THAT IN PLAIN ENGLISH,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
4 PERCENT PAY HIKE FOR STATE WORKERS FAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"ETSI PIPELINE FIRST FOR COUNTRY, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
HOUSE OKS PLAN ON FREE LEGAL AID,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SENATE SENT BILL ON NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*USD PROFESSOR POP JORDAN DEAD AT 79,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
BILLS FOR STATE MONEY STOPPING CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
COURT--NO PENALTY ON EARLY REPAYMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"LEGISLATORS DISCUSS TAXES, HWY IN 2ND WEEK","Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
*JAIL GRAFFITI,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRISON BOREDOM HELPS DISCOVER ART TALENT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EXCEPTIONAL CAST PULLS PRODUCTION TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
SYMPHONY COND DRAWS ASSURED PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
AURORA INC SHEDS LIGHT ON PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
INCOME TAX HELP WITH THE IRS TELE-TAX PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE OFFERS FREE INCOME TAX SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
AIRLINE TICKET PRICES TAKE A DIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW TO RECEIVE SALES AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*METERS NOT DUE TO EXPIRE UNTIL 1996,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*READERS RESPOND WITH OFFERS OF FOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CABLE TV'S LINEUP MAY GET US THROUGH COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MUSIC OF STARS AND WIND,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RAIDERS' PLUNKETT DESERVES ALL THE RESPECT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW'S PLAN FOR PART-TIME COACHES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKER WANTS APPOINTED BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL ISSUE MAY HEAT UP,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOL PRINCIPALS, OFFICE WORKERS FOR UNION","Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPRINGFIELD DEED IS CLEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE SNOW'S FUN GEORGIA VISITORS SAY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL PROGRAM ON A CAREER,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BROADEN GRAND JURY SCOPE--(ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOVIETS CONCEALED DEFENSES IN 007,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RAPID CITY TO VOTE ON SALES TAX ADDITION,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PROGRAM LETS PROFESSOR RETURN TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HANSON BUILDING MAY GET FACELIFT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
UNCERTAINTY CAUSES DELAY ON ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*217 MARCHERS OPPOSE ABORTION,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOW AIRLINE RATES MAKE SKIES FRIENDLIER,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS HEAD FOR FOOD STAMP LINES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*COMIC HEROES ROAM DESMET,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CERNY IS SENIOR CITIZEN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*STEVENS IS NURSE OF THE MONTH,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
2 RECEIVE BACK PAIN RESEARCH AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GROUP HONORS WELLNESS CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
COMMITTEE SENDS MARIJUANA BILLS TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS URGED TO ALTER INHERITANCE TAX LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LOTTERY IDEA DESERVES STUDY, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MERGER ENDS FAMILY'S DEALERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NOBODY YIELDS ON BILL ABOUT ABANDONED CARS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES TUITION RECIPROCITY WITH IOWA,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL REJECTS BILL ON VETERANS HOME RENT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CUNNINGHAM WITHDRAWS FROM PARTY RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TROUBLED AREA FARMERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PROTESTS GAIN SUPPORT AMONG STATE FARMERS, LAWMAKERS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"VOTERS IN JAVA, MITCHELL PASS ELECTION ISSUES","Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOSHEIM PUSHES FOR NEW SUPREME COURT BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COUNTY DECIDES TO UPGRADE PLANE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW WILL WAIT TABLES AT DINNER,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DASCHLE BILL DEALS WITH INDIAN YOUTH,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HUNKING LOBBIES TO FINANCE STREET REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS WANT ROAD HUNTING BANNED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRANSFER OF VO-TECH COULD AFFECT STUDENT AID,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN SCHOOL UNAWARE OF RELOCATION PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FAMILY OPTION UNFAIR TO SMALL SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*PRICES TUMBLE AT THE PUMP,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LET'S GET TOUGHER WITH PROSTITUTES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS FOR EXPERIMENTAL SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T DISCREDIT VALUE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LETTER WRITER IS OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ROMANCE DESERVES LIFE IN NURSING HOME (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SEAMSTRESS MAKES TOYS WITH LOVE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INNKEEPER MAKES ROOM FOR FIRE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RED CROSS QUIZZES ABOUT DISASTER KNOWLEDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE OK'S TEXTBOOK LOAN BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HORMEL OPENS--LEADERS TO MEET,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCH FOR MAN WHO ROBBED 7-ELEVEN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RETURNS TO AIRPORT AFTER ENGINE FLARES UP,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
50 PROTEST ANNIVERSARY OF RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER ANNOUNCES NOMINATIONS TO ACADEMIES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FOOTPRINTS IN THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BARNES NOT GUILTY OF LIBEL FOR CARTOON,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BILL TO MOVE PRIMARY TO BE INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"BLACK HILLS TO OPEN 'GOOD MORNING, AMERICA'","Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELLSWORTH POSTS SAFE FLYING RECORD FOR 1985,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRM FILES FOR PERMIT TO MINE WEST OF LEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN VANDALISM SPREE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SAFE TAKEN FROM BROOKINGS CONVENIENCE STORE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD WANTS REFINANCING FOR PARKING LOT DEBTS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PROPOSAL TO KEEP TABS ON REGENTS PUT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE OK'S LANGUAGE-RULE REPEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*SMITH DOUBLE TROUBLE FOR SFC,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*USD-SDSU RIVALRY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW TOURISM GROUP PROMOTES AREA,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ART CENTER DIRECTOR CLEANING HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*VISIONS OF PARTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LOUNGE JAZZES UP WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
*TV MINISTER SHOULD SEEK FORGIVENESS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEATH PENALTY ONLY SERVES AS REVENGE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WATER PROJECT SHOULD BE CUT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DASCHLE DESERVED A PARTY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*AUGUSTANA HANGS WINS OVER CHIEFS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOW LICENSE SALES CAUSE DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOLS NOT IMMUNE TO PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BILL WOULD ALLOW ALFALFA ROTATION,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS NAME PARTY DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ISABEL MAN DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST REPORTS INCOME UP 13 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPORT--SOYBEAN CROP SET RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS VISIT CITY FOR MIDWEST VIEW,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL WOULD AID FLOODED FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DECLINE IN FEDERAL GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WASTE SITE GENERATES TALK IN PIPESTONE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL DELAY THREATENS ROADWORK,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PUBLISHING PLANS MOVED TO FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WEEKEND LOOKS WARMER,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BANKRUPTCIES BY CHAPTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BOYKIN ACTED NERVOUS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR SELLS TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL DEBATES WASTE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
24-YEAR VET TO HEAD STATE PATROL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*MATCHES CITED AS CAUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 MEN ARRESTED IN ASSAULT OF WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COPING WITH THE COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GIRL SCOUTS THANK VFW AUXILIARY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SERTOMA HELPS BUY SPORT CHAIRS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TRIMMED TREES SAFER FOR WALKERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
POLLHOUSE BUILT FOR ASTHMA CAMP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
AREA SENATORS HELP STOP CAMPAIGN REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHARE BLAME FOR UNFAIR TRADE POLICIES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*BRIGHT FUTURE FOR DAKOTA STATE COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MINIMUM PAY HIKE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SIX CITY CHURCHES WILL PARTICIPATE IN SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*JACKRABBITS DROP HUSKIES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHEERLEADING CONTEST TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC FORUM WANTS KING HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DUKAKIS OPENS OFFICE IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL WINS SUIT IN PATIENT SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS TO MEET WITH PUBLIC IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILCOX TRIAL TO BEGIN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABORTION FOES MARK ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATORS SPLIT TO RAISE GAS TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SNOW OF 1968-69 DIDN'T STOP STORK,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CALENDAR COUNTS DOWN REAGAN'S FINAL DAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FIGHT AGAINST INFANT MORTALITY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HANSON WON'T SEEK OFFICE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*JIM ROBINSON SHOULD RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL ALLOWS DISEASE CARRIERS TO BE CONFINED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ISSUE OF KING HOLIDAY RAISED IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS WILL ASK FOR SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S SEIZURE OF STOLEN VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIDES DISAGREE ON PHONE DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GIVING YOURSELF A RAISE ISN'T EASY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LAWMAKERS UNHAPPY WITH TRADE PACT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CAMBODIAN SURVIVOR SPEAKS OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SF FANS CHEER THRILL-A-MINUTE MATCHUP,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WHILE TOWN CHANGES, SPIRIT STAYS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"APARTMENT DWELLERS FEEL TAX BITE, TOO","Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FRIENDS DOUBT GROCER KILLED SELF,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"DOCTORS, MOTHERS OPT FOR NATURAL BIRTHS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
FOOD TAX PLAN MERITS CONSIDERATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY HOSPITALITY PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY WOULD BE WISE TO BACK CBA TEAM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ATTACH WASTE PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LET LAWMAKERS VOTE ON PAY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LOWER DRINKING AGE TO 19,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CITY TO CONSIDER CHANGES IN BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DESIGN SEMINAR PLANNED FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX TO LOOK AT DUMP PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MEETINGS CUT DOWN ON GOLF TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*240 PROTESTERS ATTEND RALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PACE PICKS UP WITH BILL ON PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW BREED TO MAKE DEBUT AT FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR SAYS PLANS STILL OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WANTS TO HELP TO FIX HOUSE FOR TEENS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LEGISLATOR READY FOR WORK AFTER SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RUSHMORE FUND-RAISING WORK BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*MINNESOTAN STRONG-ARMS WAY TO WORLD TITLE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*FOES, SUPPORTERS RALLY","Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN ELEMENTARY PARENTS REJECT CLOSING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOO-HIGH PRICES BAD FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PINK FLOYD ROCK SHOW SET,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
POT-SWAP LAW GETTING ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IOWA GOVERNOR FOUND MONEY FOR TEACHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ADD 2ND AMBULANCE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BRONCOS STORY DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GAME-WINNING SHOT STUNS PARKER SENIOR,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CONSERVATION GROUP TO MEET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DEMAND KEEPING GRAIN PRICE DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SURVEY--FARM BILL NEEDS BIG CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CORN-POWERED CAR,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
EFFICIENCY NEED SPURS CLINIC EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
GRANTS GIVEN FOR SCIENCES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON NATIVE STARTS WORKING FOR DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED AFTER WOMAN IS KNIFED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE ASKS EPA TO FUND WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLASS SIZE SPURS DEBATE IN EGAN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MANSION JUVENILE CASES KEPT SECRET,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HABITAT GROUP GETS SANCTIONED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAMMERS--KING HOLIDAY MEANINGFUL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'ROYAL' WEDDING NO JOKE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD FLAG LAW COULD CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HURON JUDGE TO SEEK RE-ELECTION TO POSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PHARMACY ADDS CONTRACEPTIVES TO STOCK,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION SHOWS SLIDE IN BUILDING PERMIT TOTAL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEATHER STAFF CUT AT HURON OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANTON EYES OPTIONS FOR ECONOMIC FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GRAND JURY TO GET CASE ON UNDERAGE GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MILBANK MAN KILLED IN ONE-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NAME CHANGE DEBATED FOR CLEAR LAKE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BRANDON MAKES PLANS TO IMPROVE CITY STREETS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FLANDREAU SALES JUMP BY NEARLY 4 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
KILLER BEAR CATCHES ATTENTION OF RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS 1.1 PERCENT IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
YANKTON BOARD OK'S MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SD FIRMS RANK LOW IN OZONE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BILL WOULD MAKE STATE FUND MANDATE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES DEADWOOD BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GENETIC FINGERPRINT BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SALES TAX BILL DECISION POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING REVENUE FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
INDIAN DAY NOT ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
LOBBYING LIMITS BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
COUNTY OK'S CARETRAUM PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WAR IS LIFE IN ISRAEL, NATIVE SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*WAR IS LIFE IN ISREAL, NATIVE SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL WORKERS FLEE AMMONIA GAS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OPTIONS LIMITED IN SOVIET UPRISING (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CARETRAUM SHOWS CONCERN FOR PATIENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
CHANGES DETERIORATING ENGLISH LANGUAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
HISTORY SHOWS US MUST STOP SADDAM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
CITY DEFERS ACTION ON 911 QUESTION,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FIRE VICTIM IDENTIFIED AS MADISON MAN, 42","Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO FILE BILLS TODAY ON WATER PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DROPS JAIL TIME FOR ABORTION PROTESTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN WHO HAD TRANSPLANTS DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FOES MARCH AT LOUISE AVENUE CLINIC,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FRIENDS TO TOAST CANCER-STRICKEN POLITICO,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF MAN SENTENCED IN SILVER-MINE SWINDLE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
500 IN CAPITOL PRAY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PANEL OK'S CHANGE IN SCHOOL AID,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SENATE OK'S CHILD-CARE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PASSES BILL TO AID CRIME VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BROOKINGS STUDENTS SHOW THEIR COLORS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
TRIAL DATES SCHEDULED IN 8 HOBO DAY CASES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COMMISSION ABANDONS DISPUTED FIRE LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
DEADWOOD LIBRARY TO TAKE PATRONS TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FIRE DAMAGES BELT AT HILLS GOLD MINE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
GUARD CALLED UP 54 FROM SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TEACHER--GROUND WAR NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
DISTRICT 1ST IN STATE TO USE CPR DEVICES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
ANTI-ABORTION BILL COULD COST,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SPEAKERS HAVE TIPS FOR BETTER EATING,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COOK PRESERVES FAMILY'S FAVORITE RECIPES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*THRILLERS RALLY PAST SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LENNOX WHIPS O'GORMAN 82-44,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"VIKINGS, SDSU FALL TO ND TEAMS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOTEL LEASE MIGHT BE SIGNED THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
PREST ROCK TO CLOSE BROOKINGS PLANT SOON,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*WAR STALLS CATTLE EXPANSION BID,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1991, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
"*BROTHERS AWARDED {dollar}450,000 IN LAND SUIT AGAINST CITY","Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HOYT DISTRICT REVIEWS {dollar}140,000 BILL FOR STUDENT","Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL WORKERS SUE THEIR UNION,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*BLACKS, WHITES TRADE CHARGES","Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AUTHORS TO DISCUSS SD HISTORICAL BOOKS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"LEGISLATORS, SHRINERS CLOWN AROUND","Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"*PUBLIC, POLICYMAKERS MUST CONSIDER... (PROF)","Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ELECTION PROMPTING TAX-CREDIT MADNESS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ABOUT TEAMS' NICKNAMES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ACT PROPOSAL BETTER THAN LEGISLATURE'S (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
FURLOUGHS MEAN MUCH TO INMATES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SUBSIDIES FOR RICH IS DISTURBING TREND (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
SHOW WAS HALF HOUR OF CHEER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
VOICE PROCESSING IS A CONVENIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*WRONG TURN AT RIGHT TIME HAS NITZ FLIPPING OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MYOPIC BUSH HAS BEEN LIVING IN SF,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD FISH FARMS TO RAISE TALAPIA,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
ABORTION ISSUE NOT ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUN AT SCHOOL SPURS EXPULSIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY TO DECIDE IF MAN SET FIRE ON EX-WIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
14 PERCENT IN SD LACK HEALTH INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABORTION FOES PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RELIEF GROUP EXPECTS BIG YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REPUBLICANS SEEK {dollar}20 MILLION RESERVE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE TRAVEL GROUPS REQUEST BUDGET BOOST,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL WOULD PUT FLASHERS BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEADWOOD WOMAN WINS BIG JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER SDSU BOSS FINALIST FOR MAINE JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN IS FOUND SAFE AFTER FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC CHAIRMAN SEEKS SECOND TERM,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE FIRM FINANCING NEW KANSAS CASINO,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WALLACE JOHNSON NEW FAIR OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*GROUP OK'S CONSUMER PROTECTION BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*KING'S LEGACY WORRIES CHISHOLM,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SMALL-TOWN TRADITION ALIVE AT SPINK CAFE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ILLEGAL TO SELL BODILY ORGANS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*A DAY AT THE CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PARTIES AGREE TO NO-TAX GOAL FOR WATER FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ABANDONED HOUSE SITS AS TOXIC EYESORE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NUKE DUMP SITE LOSES SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MICKELSON, SENATORS CHEER NEBRASKA STAND","Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*CHANCES ARE BETTER FOR SEAT BELT, HELMET LAWS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"PANEL ENDORSED FOR TRIBES, GOVERNMENTS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PANEL WANTS PAC DONATIONS REVEALED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
REQUEST TO ELIMINATE SHELTERBELT BILL IS KILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*'BEAUTYBEAST' FIXATION DRIVES FAMILY DAFFY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*'DOWN TO EARTH' GOD SEES ALL AS PEOPLE OF WORTH,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ND IDEA IS REVOLUTIONARY (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHRONIC CASE OF BAD PR (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BUSH SHOWS WORST SIDE IN IRAQ ATTACK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DIRECTOR ISN'T ONLY THING ABSENT AT ZOO (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JUSTICE ROTS ON VINE IN 'GARDEN OF THE GODS' (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
JUDGES CARRY POWER TO DESTROY LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*MYSTERY IS A GIFT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
BROOKINGS MAN HURT IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHURCHES GATHER FOR UNITY WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO DISCUSS HOME RULE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR--SADDAM KEEPS IRAQ IN CHECK,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
US ATTORNEY NAMED SENIOR COUNSEL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATER TESTS INCLUDE 27 PESTICIDE CHECKS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BABY BORN AT 17 OUNCES GOING HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TO OK PLAN FOR PAVING 69TH STREET,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KIDNAPPED WOMAN SUES MILLER POLICE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN CONVICTED OF MURDER AT RC DOUGHNUT SHOP,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE REFUSES TO RELEASE CASINO PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PROBLEM DRIVER ARRESTED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN MAN CHARGED IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EXTENSION GRANTED IN MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 180 YEARS FOR MOLESTING KIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW EFFINGTON MAN DIES IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WHITEWOOD WOMAN ASKS JUDGE TO RECONSIDER CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BOTH SIDES OF ABORTION ISSUE SQUARE OFF AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PINE RIDGE HOUSING BOARD FIRED IN RENT DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SDSU ALLOCATES DAY-CARE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CODINGTON COUNTY INDEGENT LEGAL FEES COSTLY,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*DELL RAPIDS MAN EXCELS IN NUMBERS GAME,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COYOTES WIN BATTLE FOR NCC LEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LETT LEADS SKYFORCE TO WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*A REBEL WITH A CAUSE DIES OF AIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CONCEALED-HANDGUN PERMITS CONTINUE TO SHOOT UPWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PISTOL-PACKING SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
{dollar}12 PISTOL PERMITS GOOD FOR 8 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DON'T SHORTCHANGE STATE UNIVERSITIES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EDITORIAL BOARD SELECTS 12 FOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PASSIONATE DURING RUFFLED TIMES (HURAN PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EDUCATION-AID PLAN A LAWMAKER'S DILEMMA (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
RERUN FROM SATURDAY'S EDITION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
OPPONENTS OF ABORTION SHOULDN'T HAVE TO PAY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
NEA PUMPS MORE CASH INTO MASOCHISTIC ART (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PROPERTY TAXES TO HIGH FOR FIXED INCOMES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
HURON COMPANY SIGNS MERGER,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MCCORD CHANGES NAME TO BEHR HEAT TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PORTFOLIO AFTER 12 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TENSION EASES BETWEEN YOUTH BASEBALL RIVALS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EIGHT SF TEAMS CLAIM TRI-STATE CROWNS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SKYFORCE NEARLY DEALT HUNTER TO LACROSSE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LENGTHENING PHEASENT SEASON MAKES SENSE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
BROOKINGS MAN CHARGED IN RAPES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD REVENUES INCREASE IN 1993,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CATCH TRUSTY AT CHARTER HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WEB RESIDENCY CASE BEING APPEALED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DEVELOPERS PLAN COMPLEX IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS WELCOME WARMER WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JUVENILE-DETENTION PROBLEMS GROW,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DAVISON COUNTY BUYS CHAIR FOR VIOLENT INMATES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CHILD-LABOR CHANGES HEAD FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE BACKS PLAIN-LANGUAGE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE OK'S MEMORIAL CHAPEL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PANEL VOTES DOWN TELEVISION MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MILLER ATTENDS ABORTION PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSION RENEWS TRACK SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*HOLLENBECK LIVES AWAY FROM VOTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
LAWMAKERS ENDORSE COORDINATING FAMILY SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*HENDERSON BIG IN LIFE AND JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*READERS' TOP CHOICES IN COMICS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.3"
"*CENTER PRESERVES, INTERPRETS HEARTLAND","Argus LeaderJan 23 1994, sect.G, p.06, col.4"
*POOR AND LONG FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SOME FARMERS STUCK WITH SUPER-SATURATED SOIL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC TV WOULD SELL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATORS SAY VOTERS MAD ABOUT MEDICAL TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS TRY TO GAIN EDGE FOR THEIR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
IMPORTANT BILLS BEFORE THE SOUTH DAKOTA LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRATS READY PROPERTY-TAX ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*LEGISLATOR'S MONSTER TRUCK DOMINATES CAPITOL LOT,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS PRAISE TAX EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*SEAT-BELT RULE ENTRAPS LAW-ABIDING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*JANKLOW'S INTERIM CHIEF OF STAFF,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*EVERYONE GETS A FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PBS DESERVES FEDERAL SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TIGHTEN STANDARDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LATIN AMERICA HAS HISTORY OF DEFAULTING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CONGRESS REINED IN REAGAN'S DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TRUCKERS CONSIDERED FOOD BANK'S FRIENDS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*INDIAN TRADITIONS LOST TO WELFARE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CLINTON ECHOES BUSH AS RUSSIAN APOLOGIST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FREE ENTERPRISE ALLOWS PHARMACY DISCOUNTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DEBT TO SOCIETY MAY BE TOO COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BUDGET WORK SHEET AN UNPAID POLITICAL AD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*HAVE FUN IN THE COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN STUDENT FINDS THE POWER IN BATTERY CAR,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING RID OF THAT PAIN IN THE NECK,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
WOMAN'S RAPE REPORT BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ACCIDENT SENDS MAN TO HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ANNIVERSARY BRINGS A CALL FOR ABSTINENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD TO TAKE A LOOK BACK,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*CITY FACING IDENTITY STRUGGLE, MURSCHEL SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"HILLS DRAWING MORE PEOPLE, CENSUS FINDS","Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MORE INDICTMENTS POSSIBLE IN TRIBAL EQUIPMENT SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
INDIAN WRITER TO TEACH WORKSHOP AT USD,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EXTENSION OFFICE ADDS SITE FOR PESTICIDE CLASS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS CHURCHES MORE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
VISITATION INCREASES AT SOUTH DAKOTA'S STATE PARKS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
THANKS WISCONSINITES FOR TAKING CARE OF DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
THIRD-GENERATION WEAVER PATTERNS RUGS WITH TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
OSTRICH FARMERS HATCHING PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*MAKING TAX-FREE ANNUITY DEALS CAN BE LIMITED,"Argus LeaderJan 23 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW NO CONFLICT ON STATEMENTS ON LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW NO CONFLICT IN STATEMENTS ON LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BUS SERVICE GIVES WARNING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BUS SERVICE GIVES WARNING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
1978 PRICES RISE 9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FEW CHANGES EXPECTED BY FARM GROUP LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
STALEY RESIGNS AS NFO PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*ATTENTION BOTHERS JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"FUND COLLEGES NOW, OR CUT LATER","Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"FUND COLLEGES NOW, OR CUT LATER","Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS FEAR NEW TAX LAW MAY LIMIT BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
10-ACRE PLAN TO DETERMINE ASSESSMENT-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*HAPPY NEW YEAR-CHINESE STYLE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POTATO MAKES ECONOMICAL MAIN DISHES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
CHICKEN CONTEST DEADLINE SET,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE CHARGE MAY CUT BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.C, p.15, col.1"
WATER BONDING PLAN CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.C, p.15, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.C, p.36, col.1"
SCHOOL SURVEY GETS FINAL 'NO',"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE INCOME TAX RECOMMENDED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE EXTENDS LOCKOUT OF LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL SURVEY GETS FINAL 'NO',"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
IOWA FIRM WINS PAY FROM STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*VISITORS FROM GEORGIA FIND...SNOW,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAWNMOWER THIEVES HARD TO BELIEVE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SD SENATE WANTS BALANCED BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PANEL ASKED TO KILL OPEN MEETING BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PANEL ASKED TO KILL OPEN MEETING BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN SLEDDER KILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
ELLSWORTH CLOSING NOT LIKELY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
FRERICHS WOULD LIMIT AG SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MCGOVERN PLANS TAIWAN BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
OAHE BOARD SUED OVER RULES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTANS' INCOME LOWEST IN NATION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS' INCOME LOWEST IN NATION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS BACK 'GET TOUGH' POLICY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WILL THE REAL EDDIE CHILES PLEASE SPEAK UP,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*USD AIMS AT REGIONAL THEATER FEST,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*USD AIMS AT REGIONAL THEATER FEST,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IS IT LOVE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*IS IT LOVE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SENATE TO INVESTIGATE COURT PLEA GARGAINING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER ASKS FOR APOLOGY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER ASKS FOR APOLOGY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER ASKS FOR APOLOGY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEIGHBORS BATTLE OVER RURAL WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR TO REVEAL DECISION SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INSECTICIDE KILLS 300 CATTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RUMORS OF RAPIST RAMPANT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RUMORS OF RAPIST RAMPANT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ASSAILS OPPONENTS OF DAKOTA PROPOSITION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAIL PLAN FAVORED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MESSAGE BREZHNEV ON THE HOT LINE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USE RAIL ROUTES FOR HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SEIDSCHLAW GUILTY ON 6 TRAFFIC COUNTS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOST SD GASOHOL EAST OF RIVER,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL OK'S WATER DISTRICT REMOVAL VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL WOULD GIVE STUDENT REGENT VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRI-VALLEY DEFEATS BOND ISSUE AGAIN-COLTON,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOG THIEF GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL OK'S WATER DISTRICT REMOVAL VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW'S ORE TAX BILL ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW'S ORE TAX BILL ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ALTERNATIVE TO DAKOTA PROPOSITION PUSHED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"DUG FOR WATER, CAME UP WITH HEAT","Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ALTERNATIVE TO DAKOTA PROPOSITION PUSHED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"DUG FOR WATER, CAME UP WITH HEAT","Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO HOST GASOHOL SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
MCGOVERN TO HOST GASOHOL SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
100 MILES OF TRACK MAY COST {dollar}2.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LEGISLATORS SHELVE RADAR-DETECTOR BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LEGISLATORS SHELVE RADAR-DETECTOR BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BARGE TRAFFIC STUDY PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
BARGE TRAFFIC STUDY PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
LIE DETECTOR TEST NOT MANDATORY-IOWA,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LIE DETECTOR TEST NOT MANDATORY-IOWA,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PELTIER GIVEN SEVEN YEARS FOR ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
RECORD-MAN NANNEN READY FOR WINS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RECORD-MAN NANNEN READY FOR WINS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BASKETBALL'S NOT ONLY NUMBERS GAME,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BASKETBALL'S NOT ONLY NUMBERS GAME,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LANDOWNERS WANT WETLANDS RECONSIDERATION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LANDOWNERS WANT WETLANDS RECONSIDERATION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RODEOS & SHOWS KICK OFF,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.1"
*(B SEC) PORK CHECKOFF PAYS DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.1"
*FROM 4-H DAYS TO SD PORK ALL AMERICAN,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.2"
*(B SEC) 'EMBARGO A MAJOR BLACK EYE',"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.3"
*(B SEC) 'EMBARGO A MAJOR BLACK EYE',"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.3"
BEEFERENDUM REGISTRATION STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.5"
SUNFLOWERS SHINE FOR SD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.01, col.5"
(B SEC) SD CATTLEMEN ARE MOVING MORE BEEF,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.02, col.1"
ENERGY OPTIONS TO BE EXPLORED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.02, col.1"
NEW DRUG FOR DAIRY INSEMINATION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.02, col.3"
(B SEC) HE BELIEVES IN SUN POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.03, col.1"
FARMING THE NEXT 50 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.03, col.1"
*(B SEC) MORRELL-SLAUGHTER HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.06, col.1"
(B SEC) STIMULANTS GIVE GAIN AT LOW COST,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.09, col.1"
SELLING BEEF-DIRECT MARKETING FOR DAKOTA RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.09, col.1"
SDSU TEAM WINS LIVESTOCK CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.09, col.1"
BALES-BEWARE OF PYRAMIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1980, sect.R, p.09, col.4"
JUDGE HALVES EMBEZZLERS' SENTENCES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLMAN ELECTRIC PROJECT RAISES SPARKS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON-SF TRACK TO BE REPAIRED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIGNS GREET ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VOTERS WON'T DECIDE ON SPRINGFIELD IN '82,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SIGNS GREET ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VOTERS WON'T DECIDE ON SPRINGFIELD IN '82,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FAMILIES SHOOT IT OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
KLYX MANAGER TRACES PROGRESS OF TRANSFER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADC ABUSE NOT A PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KLYX MANAGER TRACES PROGRESS OF TRANSFER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXCELLENT START (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADC ABUSE NOT A PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WELCOMES IMPETUS FOR CHANGE IN CITY HALL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE PLUMBING BOARD MAY BE FLUSHED AWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SHERIFFS SEEK PAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SHERIFFS SEEK PAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS DIG OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STOCKHOLM, SD, MAN HELD IN MILBANK CASE","Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*THE WINTER OF DISCONTENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WIGGLE ROOM IN STATE BUDGET HAS DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRAMATIC ISSUES ABSENT FROM SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*AXTELL PARK PROPOSAL FOLLOWS MANDATE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DR PRAISED FOR AIDING INDIAN MOTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FDR'S LEADERSHIP IN PERILOUS TIME (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
US ATTORNEY CRITICIZES EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BLIZZARDS MIXED BLESSING FOR SD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*FORMER SF JUDGE, LEGISLATOR DIES","Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CIRCUIT JUDGES FACE RE-ELECTION IN 1982,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STUDY--FARM INCOME DECLINING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
BLACK HILLS RULING UNCONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ICE FISHERS WARNED TO USE CAUTION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROAD HUNTING A NON-ISSUE IN 82 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPORTSMEN OFFER MONETARY AID TO COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VENEZUELAN WRESTLERS COMING TO SD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*SKIN DEEP,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RETAILERS FIGHT THE HIGH COST OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SF TRIES TO RECRUIT BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
BANKRUPTCIES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
SD AIR PATROL BELIEVE EVERYTHING THEY HEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOME SAY ITS TIME TO FACE NUCLEAR ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*2 LAWMAKERS BRING NEW PERSPECTIVE TO LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MAKING TRACKS IN THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MINNEHAHA COUNTY GOP OFFERS REDISTRICTING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DECISION ON ANNEXATION DUE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD JEWELRY MAKERS PROSPER--BLACK HILLS GOLD RUSH,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EDGEMONT NOT WORRIED ABOUT NUKE DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
JOY OF HUNTING NOT GAME BAGGED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REAGANS OPPORTUNITY TO REGAIN CONFIDENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DR MUNSON TOLD TO PREACH JOY OF GIVING BIRTH (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
POWER TO RECALL OFFICIALS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GAME SHOWS IN POOR TASTE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
CITY ZONING ON COMMISSION AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FIRM MOVES INVENTORY TO BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL IMPLEMENT COMPANY CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PARKS SUPERINTENDENTS APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS CURRICULUM,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TV STORIES STIR INTEREST IN ADOPTION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
3-MONTH TRIAL LASTING EXPERIENCE FOR JURY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
NEW MORRELL UNION LEADERS AGAINST PAY CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE APPROVES 90-BED NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BELIEVES BEST THERAPY IS CARE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*HER LIFE, HEART DEDICATED TO GIRL SCOUTS","Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*PEOPLE, BUSINESS SENSE ARE KEY TO SYMPHONY","Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DENNIS DETMERS ELECTED PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GLORY HOUSE GETS NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
THU WILL LEAD AFL-CIO AUXILIARIES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ANDERSON INSTALLED AS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
HARRIET SCOTT APPOINTED TO COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
UNION COUNCIL ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*TO ELIMINATE HOLIDAY HONORING KING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WATER BILL FAILS HOUSE BY 1 VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KUMM MOVES TO STOP NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIE-LINE CALLS DROP AFTER {dollar}1 CHARGE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WATER BILL, HOLIDAY HONORING KING, NUCLEAR WASTE","Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN IS IOWA NO-SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MELTING FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY CUTS NURSING HOME REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY PRINCIPALS UNION GAINS RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WEALTH OF ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER GUEST OF REDSKINS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DIPLOMACY MAY YIELD NEW ACCORD (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW'S SPRINGFIELD PLAN IS A FLIP-FLOP,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CARS WITH 1 HEADLIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"DOESN'T NEED WASTE, MENTALLY ILL CUBANS (L)","Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STATE NEEDS A FAIR TAX SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GIRL WITH CANCER GETS TO MEET JOHN DENVER,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO CANDIDATES YET FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REFUSE TO INCLUDE CHEM-NUCLEAR INSERT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBBER TAKES MONEY FROM CLIFF HOUSE LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"CITY, COUNTY COULD BUY TOGETHER","Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*RESOLUTION NAMES TAIWAN AS SISTER STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL WILL REDUCE PARK RATE FOR TWO VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE WANTS FEE FOR PROMOTING WHEAT DOUBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REP MILLER WANTS FURTHER INFORMATION ON DEED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"USD SPRINGFIELD, TAIWAN, REDUCED PARK RATE, WHEAT","Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BANDITS CARRY BASEBALL BATS IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BERESFORD MAN ACCUSED OF ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FEDERAL LAND BANK LOANS SHOW BIG DECLINE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOGEN RULES VEBLEN STABBING SELF-INFLICTED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MAN SENTENCED FOR SEXUAL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PROGRAM TRAINS COUNTY JAILERS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VENDING MACHINE OWNERS MUST PAY TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
HOT SPRINGS HOUSE FIRE RULED ARSON,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
VAGUENESS OF DOGFIGHTING BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
225 MORE LOSE JOBS AT LITTON,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*INDEPENDENCE IS CENTER'S GOAL FOR CLIENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CRITTERS PUT BEST HOOVES FORWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WARN ABOUT FARM CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL MAYOR PLEASED WITH ELECTION OUTCOME,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CASE DEFENDS IMPLEMENT DECISION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMPROMISE REACHED ON ENERGY REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EVANGELICAL FOLLOWERS FACE DIFFICULT DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENATE TO ACT ON WATER DEVELOPMENT MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WRITERS DROP BALL AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRIVATE COLLEGES DESERVE SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GROUPS OFFER RECOMMENDATIONS FOR STREETS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INTRODUCE BILL CONCERNING WEEKLY SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE NEAR SISSETON WAS CAUSED BY CIGARETTE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"BIG STONE, MILBANK BANKS WILL MERGE APRIL 1","Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE INTRODUCES WATER PROJECTS MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE INVITES LAWMAKERS TO WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARM SHOW SALE OF CHAMPIONS IS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER TO HAVE TAX REFORM HEARINGS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN WINNER JAIL SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FLU CLOSES SCHOOL IN FORT THOMPSON,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RAPID CITY ENTERS BIDDING TO HOST MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BELLE FOURCHE SCHOOL ASKS CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
DISTRICT WILL HIRE ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIAL SHOULDN'T BE REMOVED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS GRADUATED SYSTEM OF TARGET PRICES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THOMAS BROTHERS GAVE A MILLION MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FARM SHOW 1985,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*GUINDON IS A VETERAN VETERINARIAN,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS COME TO RED SHED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
CHIANINA CATTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*OXFORD SHEEP MAKE DEBUT AT FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*SWINE NURSE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1985, sect.N, p.32, col.1"
*FARM SHOW IS TOWN-AND-COUNTRY EVENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"AUGUSTANA PLANS {dollar}800,000 HI-TECH HOOKUP","Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO ELIMINATE PESKY PIGEONS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*RUSSELL JANKLOW BUILDS ON MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SDSU PRODUCTION OPENS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DON'T DROP BALL AGAIN BY IGNORING HIM (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ROUGH TIMES AHEAD FOR CANDIDATE HANSEN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WEEK OF SUPER HYPE ENOUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WORDS AND ACTION DON'T MIX (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THERE'S STILL ROOM FOR HOPE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
STATE NEEDS SEAT BELT LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"CARRIER, MILANOVICH TAKE SD TIES INTO BATTLE","Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR'S HOPES SINK AS INSURANCE COSTS SOAR,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATORS--SLAM DOOR ON THE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAULTY HEATER PROBABLY BEHIND FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS REPORT STATE'S THIRD AIDS VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OK'S BOOK LOAN BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HORMEL WORKERS WON'T BUDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OK'S PACKAGE TO EASE TRAUMA,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AMBULANCE SERVICE IS IN DANGER,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW UNVEILS TOURISM PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER IN TEEN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES BILL AGAINST LANGUAGE RULE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PRUDENTIAL OFFERS INDIANS FINANCIAL AID,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S BILL FOR REGIONAL JAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
PLAN TO DESIGNATE BLOOD IS OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS WANT INVESTIGATION FOR ROADS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING A JUMP ON WINTER,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOOTBALL CAN BE FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CORVETTE CLUB DONATES TO PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE GRATEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
AMERICAN LEGION DESERVES THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SNOWFOX COACH WORTHY OF PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"FIGHTS OVER SCHOOLS, BLACK HILLS","Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REFORM IS NOT MAKING SIMPLER (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEFENSELESS FETUS IN ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RAISE FIGHTING AGE AS WELL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAX INCREASE WILL HURT ELDERLY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WINGLER SHOULD SUE OVER CASE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*A LIGHT FOR OTHERS IN THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*ADAMS SPARKS SDSU PAST USD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LUTZ SPARKS USD PAST SD STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
FIRE DESTROYS YANKTON MILL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL MUM ON INJURED MINER,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO BE IN CITY TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAINJE TO HEAD CITY DEVELOPMENT GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PATROL TALKS TO COOPER ABOUT ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STAINED SHOES LET IN AS EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BAG FULL OF MEMORIES RETURNED TO WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NOT YET MADE UP ON PHONE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REPUBLICANS KILL BILL TO HONOR BLACK LEADER,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FAIR COMMISSION APPROVES BUDGET FOR 1987,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE TO HAVE HEARING ON LAND SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEANS TO FIGHT TICKET FOR INVALID LICENSE TAGS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARKS DEPARTMENT PLANS BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY FIRM GETS AIRPORT BUILDING DEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"STATE'S RETAIL SALES GROW 8.9 PERCENT, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*AGRICULTURE HEAD REAPPOINTED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PARTIES DIFFER ON POPULAR OPINION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HETLAND CHURCH DISCOVERS OLD BOX,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*TRAVEL INCREASES ON STATE ROADS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNTIES LOOK AT RAIL AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEETINGS AIR WATER WORRIES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*DASCHLE, PRESSLER PUSH FOR REFORMS","Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW HARVEST,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARREST 19 IN CITY DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL MAKING IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*TO KEEP HIGHWAYS SAFE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AIM LEADERS LOST INDIAN SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABORTION NOT THE ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
OPEN ARMS AIDS THOSE ABORTION HAS WOUNDED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ANTI-MINING GROUPS ASSAILED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DON'T CHANGE DWI LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WOFFORD DESERVES PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WOMEN HELPED MICKELSON WIN BUT GET FEW JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"DOCTOR, FIRM HONORED FOR WORK","Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUSTICE TO SPEAK AT MEETING IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO DEBATE TICKETS LEFT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS MUST SHOVEL SIDEWALKS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP OFFERED FOR FOOD BUYERS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FREEZE ON SPENDING NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOO HEAVY A LOAD TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VIETNAM HOT TOPIC AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS TOLD TO HELP WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO TAKE LEGAL ACTION OVER HAWAII CAUCUSES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
THIRD LOTTERY GAME STARTS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CHAMBERLAIN FARM SHOW WILL BE FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER BANK PRESIDENT PLACED ON PROBATION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUPS SAY WRONG PANEL TO HEAR SEAT BELT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JAMES RIVER RESTORATION MIGHT GET FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SIX SOUTH DAKOTANS TO STUDY, TRAVEL IN INDIA","Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SEWAGE ASH FIRM LAYS OFF WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*WORRIED ABOUT LARGE FEDERAL DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DEBATE PROLONGS MINE PERMIT HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
HUMPHREY FOUGHT FOR EQUAL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROUTINE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPORTS GROUPS CONSIDER AIDS POLICY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VIKINGS TAME ST CLOUD 85-82,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESERVE PROVIDES GOOD WINTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
GILLNETTING--LEGISLATION OFFERED TO CURB BUYING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
THREE EVENTS SLATED AT OAKWOOD SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
TURKEY LICENSE NUMBERS UP DRAMATICALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
1987 WAS RECORD YEAR FOR VISITORS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CONSERVATION PLAN SIGN-UP STARTS FEBRUARY 1,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FAIRFAX MAN ELECTED TO FARM CREDIT BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SMALL FARMS CARRY HEAVY DEBT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
1988 FARM SHOW OPENS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH ON THE HOG,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*PRICES SHOW PROMISE IN '88,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
NORWEST SD PROMOTES PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*TERRY HEGGE, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJan 24 1988, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*18TH STREET BRIDGE TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT LIMITS MINORITY CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IT DOESN'T BOTHER ME,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*KILLER HAS LITTLE SUPPORT IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BROKEN MACHINE FORCES HUTCHINSON INTO LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TARTAN TURNS INTO WINTER TREND,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
STOFFERAHN CROSSED OVER LINE OF FAIRNESS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IF PINE RIDGE STORE CHANGES OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RURAL AREAS NEED MEDICAL SCHOOL GRADS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SPORTS FANATICISM UNGODLY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TEENS NEED PLACE TO GO (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*DOIN' THE BUMP,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOWARD'S GLANZER DISHES UP PLENTY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PIERRE TEEN CLOSEST TO PICKING RIGHT SCORE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*ROACH NAMED DSC COACH,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BILL OK'D ALLOWING SUNDAY LIQUOR SALE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BOY, 12, IN HOSPITAL AFTER CAR HITS HIM","Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KSFY REPLACES SPORTS ANCHORS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL OK'S HOUSING UNIT REPLACEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VANDALS GO ON RAMPAGE IN AREA,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BENNIS DECISION EXPECTED TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL TO REPEAL EARLY PRIMARY ELECITS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY VOTES TO RESCIND BID AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARM SHOW BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL URGES LIMIT ON TERMS IN CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REPORTERS ARE LOBBYIST'S PRIMARY INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL DISTRICT LOOKING FOR BANK FOR DEPOSITS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PAROLE SUPERVISOR FACES ARRAIGNMENT ON RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BACKS AWAY FROM DEREGULATION SQUABBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DELAYS DECISION ON NURSING EDUCATION PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"OK LIBRARY PLANNING, REJECT NEWSPAPER BILL","Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BONDS FUNDING EXPANSION GO ON SALE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SOUTH DAKOTA TAXABLE SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TEEN BOY ROBBED AT KNIFEPOINT IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FAIR-HAIRED CHAROLAIS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOUNDARY ISSUE STIRS WATERS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INCOME JUMPS 13.4 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLINIC LOOKS AT MOVE TO MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS' LEGAL FEES TO BE PAID,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CUT COYOTE NUMBERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ATHLETES STRIVE TO BE BEST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MASUR'S 'PRIVELAGES' ARE HOSPITAL BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KEEP CONSTITUTION INTACT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRESSLER SHOWS FRUGALITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*DREADED CHORE FOR WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANNUAL SKI CONTEST SCHEDULED ON HILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONTAMINATION SOURCE NOT KNOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EAGLE BUTTE ELECTS FIRST FEMALE MAYOR,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOLDEN REWARD GETS PERMIT TO EXPLORE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOOTING LANDS WOMAN IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SUSPECTS TOLD OF ROBBERY PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL WOULD FREEZE TUITION FOR 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS LIQUOR SALES PLAN DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS WANT MAMMOGRAMS COVERED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN WHO TOOK POLICE ON CHASE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"WEDDINGTON, SCHLAFLY SPAR OVER ABORTION","Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
VOTERS NARROWLY REJECT SCHOOL'S BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER PROPOSAL CENTERS ON VERMILLION RIVER,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
5 DISTRICTS EXPLORE NEW SCHOOL CONCEPT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANISTOTA VOTERS OK BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY STRIKES JAIL PACT WITH EIGHT OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MADISON PUBLIC HEARING ATTRACTS PARENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FLANDREAU GROUP EYES LOGO FOR COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GUILTY PLEA IN MEAT CLEAVER KILLING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BOARD DROPS IDEA TO PURCHASE BUSES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LEAGUE PROPOSES BINGO AT TEA EXIT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LUVERNE PUSHES AHEAD ON VETERANS HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
HOUSE OK'S SPOUSE RAPE LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INCOME TAX AMENDMENT CLEARS HURDLE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEASURE WOULD ALLOW FENCING OF STREAMS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE PASSES BAD CHECK BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SKYFORCE'S HARRIS OWNS CBA BOARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BRUNS PERFECT IN SDSU WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*FARMER TURNS HOBBY INTO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*MAYORS UNITE TO AID RURAL ECONOMICS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
MANY IN SD CAN'T FIGURE CENSUS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE CHANGES ARE EVIDENT ACROSS AREA,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BED-BOOZE TAX APPEARS DEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HOCKEY HELPS PASS COLD MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PEOPLE LEARN THROUGH LAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PACIFISM TAKES ACTIVIST SPIRIT--PRODUCER,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TO REMOVE SADDAM,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WAR DOESN'T NULLIFY RIGHT OF EXPRESSION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BALTIC STATES ALSO VICTIMS OF AGGRESSION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WILL ATROCITIES BE AS DESPICABLE AS IRAQ'S (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRICES SHOULD BE ROLLED BACK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
A LOT OF 'B'S MEAN TROUBLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TO BEGIN FINANCIAL AID PROCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*CLASS OF 'A' EARN HIGH MARKS IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS THINK WAR WILL SLOW TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*3M TAKES PULSE OF ITS PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
ETHANOL PLANT'S SUBSIDIES TOTAL ABOUT HALF MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
LITTON RE-ACQUIRES MICROWAVE PLANT IT BUILT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
DENTIST SENTENCED FOR TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAINE LOBSTER OWNER FINED FOR VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PHONE TROUBLES HIT 3,000 AREA HOMES","Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAR AWARENESS GROUP IS FORMED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REVIVED STATE THEATER WILL ROCK THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STAMP SUBSTITUTES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"DEMOCRATS CUT BUDGETS FOR TRAVEL, PRINTING","Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESERVE FUND SITS AT CENTER OF TAX BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENATORS OK LOW-RISK PRISON BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FRIENDS REUNITED IN MIDEAST,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.0"
EDUCATORS MAY FILE SUIT OVER FORMULA,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HARRISBURG VOTERS OK SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE ACCIDENT UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SAUDI DRIVERS SCARY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PETITION SEEKS OK TO EXTEND RAIL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ONLY 14 COUNTIES GAIN IN '80'S,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SUPPORT CENTER OPENS IN RC,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HOUSE SNUFFS TAX REVIEW PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
VICTIMS'S RIGHTS BILL SUFFERS SETBACK,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PIERRE POLICE STATION MISTAKEN FOR TAVERN,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WHS GRAD IN SUPER BOWL SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS HOPE TO SNUFF OUT CIGARETTE TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RACIAL TENSIONS EASE AT WHS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
UNION SAYS SUIT A CASE OF SECOND-GUESSING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUSH SHOULD RESIST TAX-CUT TEMPTATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LET PEOPLE VOTE ON VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MILITARY SPENDING CUTS WOULD HELP ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BENEFITS OF TAX REBATES ARE FEW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DON'T GIVE ABUSERS ANY SECOND CHANCES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*NO PROOF SEATBELT LAWS SAVE LIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*SKADSEN ENDORSES ART CAREER,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DRUMMER READY TO BRING HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POTTER AND PAINTER SHARE ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN CANDIDATE SUES TO GET ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ENTERS PLEA IN POOL CUE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES TIED TO GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATOR EXON TO CAMPAIGN FOR KERREY IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SETTLES SUIT WITH CHAMBERLAIN HOTEL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BILL WOULD PUT VIDEO LOTTERY ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEVICE PUTS CANCER IN DEEP FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAW ON SCHOOLS' MORAL INSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN CRITICAL AFTER ELECTRICAL SHOCK AT FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN TO BE RETRIED FOR ARSON,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENTENCES FOR TEEN WHO TOOK CLASSMATES HOSTAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*NORWEGIAN FIDDLER, 97, DIES, PASSES FIDDLE ON","Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN TO GET LEFTOVER WAR RATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LABELING CHANGES ON FOOD FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MADISON CATTLE THIEF SENTENCED TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAIL THEFT, FORGERY CASE BOUND OVER","Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SINGER WOULD WORK WITH AGENTS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*TIMMER CONSIDERS ENTERING RACE FOR US HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FUEL SPILL IS CLEANED UP,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SENATE APPROVES PUC SALARY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SDEA ENDORSES JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ILLEGAL POKER GAME BROUGHT IN {dollar}700 A DAY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*SUDDEN-DEATH CHAMPIONSHIP GAME BREATHED LIFE...,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DWU BEATS SF,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HARASSMENT VICTIMS FORM SUPPORT GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
LEGISLATURE RUNS ON HONOR SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAID CASTS LONG SHADOW,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SLICING THROUGH THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BIA GIVES TRIBES USE OF TRUSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SIX HOSPITALS SEEN AS VULNERABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*AREA LEGISLATORS' CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SUMMER ETHICS PACKAGE MAY SUFFER WINTERKILL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*NEW ADVISORY COMMITTEE HELPING EDITORIAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CLINTON MUST AVOID ANOTHER BAIRD ERROR (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES REALLY HELPS PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OUT-OF-STATE HAULER THREAT TO COMMUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*LEGISLATURE MUST FIND WAY TO FUND WATER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
JANKLOW INVOLVED IN AUTO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON RE-ELECTED TO WHIP POSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A PRISON HOUSEWARMING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RHINES' LAWYERS CHARGE RACIAL BIAS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON TRIBE VOTES TO CONTINUE SUSPENSIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL TO DECIDE HOW TO SPLIT REWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*LAWMAKERS OFFER BILLS TO BENEFIT EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
INDIAN SITE PICKED AS POSSIBLE PARK,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE REJECTS SUIT TO OVERTURN BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON SPENDS 2 DAYS IN SAME SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC TV FUND-RAISER SETS TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SUE CASE WINTESSES ALLEGE HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*LAWMAKER DISCREET ABOUT MONROE VISIT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*DEATH REMINDS US THAT SPORTS SHOULD BE FUN,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KNIGHTS SWEEP MEET,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HEIDELBAUER COULD BE CALLED 'MR DUCK',"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ACT NOW TO GET SUMMER GF&P JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PROS MAKE INVESTMENT PICKS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ADVISERS RECOMMEND LONG-TERM INVESTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*IRRITABLE? BORED? GET OUT OF THERE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*LEGISLATURE OFTEN THINKS ABOUT TOMORROW,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*TAKE LOTS OF TIME TO SEE SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA","Argus LeaderJan 24 1993, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
*WE'RE NOT SO CHEAP ANYMORE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
IT ONLY TOOK COFFEE FOR HIRING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATOR SEEKS TO ABOLISH TENURE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANUARY THAW WON'T LINGER,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
EMERGES AS MAJOR SESSION ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FRIENDSHIP CROSSES THE PARTY LINE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LOTTERY BILLS PILE UP,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MOVE CLOSER TO BILL ON CAMPAIGN FINANCING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRATS ASSESS CANDIDATES' 'WIN-ABILITY',"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
IRENE TEEN TO BE HOUSE PAGE FOR JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"MILLER, MCKELLIPS CLARIFY STANCE ON TAXES","Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"PROPERTY TAX IS BIGGEST WORRY, GABRIEL SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
INTERRACIAL FRIENDSHIP A REMINDER OF THE 1950'S,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME TO REQUIRE USE OF SEAT BELTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PASSION FOR SD WINTERS CULTIVATED IN CHILDHOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*SUMMERTIME RESIDENTS ESCAPE, FLY SOUTH","Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DON'T NEED LAW TO FORCE SEAT-BELT USE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LONG-TERM CARE ISN'T JUST FOR OLDER PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"HEALTH INSURANCE GOOD, BUT HEALTH CARE BETTER (L)","Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DON'T HAMPER PROGRESS BY OPENING STRIPPER BAR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
KIWANIS CLUB TO HOLD SCANDINAVIAN SUPPER,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER AND JANKLOW PLAN APPEARANCES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NURSING HOME STAFF CONSIDERS UNIONIZING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOUNDARIES TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FARM SHOW ORGANIZER HAS A PASSION FOR PIGS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MARQUARDT TRIAL JURY LOOKS FOR ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEER HELPS PARENTS GET INVOLVED,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW SUPERINTENDENT HAS A FAMILIAR FACE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BIDDING CHANGES HIT DEAD END,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FLY FISHING SUBJECT OF SDSU LECTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
METEOROLOGIST QUINN DIES OF HEART ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PHONE COMPANY OVERCHARGES 20,000","Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*A BREAK FROM THE COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILLER PROPOSES CHECKOFF FOR TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"PLEA BARGAINS VARY BY COUNTY, STATE'S ATTORNEY SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TOURISM SPENDING INCREASES IN '93,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT WON'T REHEAR TRIBAL LIQUOR LICENSE SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*IOWA LAW CHANGE AFFECTS TAXES ON LIFE ESTATES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FULLER HEADING DOWNHILL FAST,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MY HERO,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE WORLD WATCHES THIS BOWL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PIANIST STARR THE KEY TO CAPTIVATING EVENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*MAN ESCAPES SERIOUS INJURY AFTER BULL ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUMP IN MINIMUM WOULDN'T AFFECT CITY BUSINESSES MUCH,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COMMITTEE CLEARS BILL TO LIMIT EARLY RELEASE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*DAKOTA ONE BACKERS WANT INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS DIVIDE OVER OFFICIAL STATE PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATOR CONSIDERS DOCTOR-OBSERVER BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"WORKERS DESERVE FAIR, LIVABLE WAGE (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T CUT OFF PUBLIC (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SENATOR MAKES POOR APPOINTMENT (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RUSHMORE A REFLECTION OF NATION'S GREATNESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ALL ARE EQUAL IN EYES OF HUNGRY MAGGOTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ANN LANDERS NEED ADVICE ON ACCURACY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
DON'T UNPLUG FUNDING OF PUBLIC BROADCASTING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
FAMILY-RUN HOG FARMS BEST FOR COMMUNITIES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*BOTHERSOME SNORING MAY SIGNAL PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HURLEY'S OLTMANNS IS TOP 'DOG OF THE TRI-VALLEY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TIMING IS EVERYTHING IN ICE FISHING,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PHEASANT COUNT DEPENDS ON SNOW COVER,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RECYCLING LIFE SPAN CAN VARY WIDELY,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED ON WAY TO COURT APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH TRYING TO SELL DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NORTH SIOUX CITY COP'S RAPE TRIAL STARTS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NAME CHANGE REFLECTS SCHOOL'S HOPE TO GROW,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
3 ACCUSED IN SHOPLIFITNG SPREE STAND TRIAL TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STOLEN COLLIE SUFFERS FROM MEDICAL PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*MORE STAFF TEACH FEWER STUDENTS, REPORT FINDS","Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS MAN ACCUSED IN KNIFE ASSAULT CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS JUDGE NAMES WOMAN AS CLERK OF COURTS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS CITY LIKELY TO OK INDUSTRIAL LAND SALE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROTHERS CHARGED IN BAR SHOOTING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN IN JAIL IN SHOTGUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MADISON COMMISSION READY TO OK TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*AFTER-THE-ACCIDENT JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SPEARFISH FATHER DRIVING GARBAGE TRUCK RUNS OVER SON,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ABERDEEN ATTORNEY NOMINATED FOR JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CITY MAY LIMIT VIDEO-LOTTERY LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
ICE STORM TAKES FINANCIAL TOLL ON ELECTRIC CO-OPS,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
OFFICIALS WATCH ROAD-CONDITION TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CLINTON MIGHT SEEK SALE OF WAPA,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*FARM SHOW OFFERS FREE ADMISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 24 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SEARS TARGETS HIRING LAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SEARS TARGETS HIRING LAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DEATH PENALTY BILL GIVEN 50-50 CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KNOBE WILL MAKE BID FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BERGLAND IS UPSET ON MEAT PRICING,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
BERGLAND IS UPSET ON MEAT PRICING,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
FRIENDLY 'HOWDY' FOR FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SYMPHONY'S PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NEW STORM HITS MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
KRAMER-LESS AUGUSTANA FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ANDERSON FINDS MANY WAYS TO STAY ACTIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NET FARM INCOME UP 40 PERCENT IN '78,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN CONVICTED OF SECURITIES FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RAPE TRIAL OPENS AFTER DELAY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"HUNTING, FISHING FEE HIKE SOUGHT","Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*MIKE DUNCAN GETS TECHNICAL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE BILL CODY QUERY HYPNOSIS OR ILLUSION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1 an 01 1979,"
*'WHO WILL STOP THE RAIN',"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KRIS AND RITA'S 'NATURAL ACT',"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*MONDALE ASSURES HE'S WHERE THE ACTION IS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.C, p.15, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER RAPS AG BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON BODY PREPARES RECALL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE BACKS FINANCING BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BRICK WON'T SEEK REAPPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FARM VALUE INCREASE REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
20 CONVICTED FOR JOB FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SENIOR GROUP PRAISES JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER RAPS AG BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW RENAMES WILDLIFE AGENCY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GAS WAR FUELED BY COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN BLASTS CONNALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER SOLITUDE IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"{dollar}500,000 DAMAGE ESTIMATED IN PILE-UP","Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BILL WOULD OPEN REGENT ELIGIBILITY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BILL WOULD OPEN REGENT ELIGIBILITY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW ENJOYS MEDIA RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ARGUS EXPANDS AG REPORTING IN 'RURAL ROUTE',"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
'79 YEAR OF BEEF,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.4"
RODEO COMES TO SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
JUNIOR JUDGING EVENT HAS 600 CONTESTANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.3"
250 TOP CHAROLAIS TO BE FEATURED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
EXPERT SAYS SWINE NEED BALANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
FARM FINANCES BETTER FOR '79,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
ELECTRICITY RATES CONCERN IRRIGATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
EXPERIMENTS SUPPORT MINIMUM TILLAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.N, p.18, col.1"
OPEN-FRONT BUILDINGS INCREASE PIG GAINS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.N, p.22, col.1"
FEWER CATTLE EXPECTED TO BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.N, p.33, col.1"
SOHLER ELECTED TO LIVESTOCK POST,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.N, p.33, col.1"
THE SOUTH LINCOLN RURAL WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.N, p.33, col.1"
SWINE HEALTH CONFERENCE SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1979, sect.N, p.33, col.2"
RESIDENTS KEEP CRIME DOWN-SELBY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ZOO FINDING SUPERTURTLE'S SHELL HARD TO FILL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SCOTTISH SAUSAGE SAFE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT TO STUDY ADDING 2 JUSTICES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GUARD OPENINGS LIMITED IF AREA INTEREST SOARS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*ALL WORK MAKES 'BRODIE' PLAY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*'JUSTICE'-IT OUGHT TO BE BETTER THAN IT IS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*'FIDDLER' FALTERS IN SF COLLEGE PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SOPRANO TAKES TOO LONG TO WARM UP,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
SD IS 13TH IN ALCOHOL-RELATED CRIME,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS LIKELY TO OK INTEREST BOOST,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CEMENT RAIL SHIPMENT TIME DRAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD IS 13TH IN ALCOHOL-RELATED CRIME,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIREMEN ANSWER 3 CALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS LIKELY TO OK INTEREST BOOST,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CEMENT RAIL SHIPMENT TIME DRAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAMARO TAKES A LONG TEST DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMITTEE APPROVES LIQUOR TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMITTEE APPROVES LIQUOR TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAIWAN'S STRINGS TO SD AND USD (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAIWAN'S STRINGS TO SD AND USD (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE SUPPORTS DRAFT LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE SUPPORTS DRAFT LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT CONDEMNS PROPERTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANNEXATION LAWSUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS DISAGREE OVER RECESS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LEGISLATORS CONSIDER FUEL TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LEGISLATORS CONSIDER FUEL TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*ENJOY IT WHILE YOU CAN...,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOOTBALL GROUP LAYING OFF PLAYOFF GROUNDWORK,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*PRAIRIE DOG GOES WITH THE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*PRAIRIE DOG GOES WITH THE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WHEELCHAIR BOWLERS DON'T LACK ENTHUSIASM,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*WHEELCHAIR BOWLERS DON'T LACK ENTHUSIASM,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
SD BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN FIRST HALF OF JANUARY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
"*BARYSHNIKOV, AMERICAN BALLET GRACT TWIN CITIES","Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INAUGURATION '80,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BETTY OLSEN--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
TAXPAYERS ANTE UP FOR STATE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TAXPAYERS ANTE UP FOR STATE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
METEOR SHOWER LIGHTS UP EASTERN SD SKY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WEST RIVER ECONOMY WORSE THAN NATION'S,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TAX-RELIEF MEASURES FACE SOUTH DAKOTA LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TAX-RELIEF MEASURES FACE SOUTH DAKOTA LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
600 NEW BILLS EXPECTED IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
STATE DOESN'T OWN HOMESTAKE MINE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE DOESN'T OWN HOMESTAKE MINE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RADIO MAN HAD HELP IN PHONING IRAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
GWEN ANDERSON TO QUIT COUNTY DEMOCRATIC POST,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GWEN ANDERSON TO QUIT COUNTY DEMOCRATIC POST,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"NEB, SD TO MEDIATE BOUNDARY","Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BLAZE GUTS FORESTBURG BAR,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WATER HASSLES PLAGUE SCOTLAND,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SD SCIENTISTS STUDY DESERT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SD SCIENTISTS STUDY DESERT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*FIRE DESTOYS BARN NEAR TEA,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUPER BOWL BURNOUT (WALKER),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SNOW, COLD BEHIND US--FOR NOW","Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VETERAN FELL BETWEEN BUREAUCRATIC CRACKS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*SNOWMOBILERS, SKIERS GIVE COLD SHOULDERS","Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SONS OF NORWAY OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ST JOSEPH'S BOARD OFFICERS--MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*SD PENITENTIARY LIKE A MINIATURE CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FIRE KILLS WATERTOWN MAN, GUTS HOME","Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KIDNAPPED GIRL BACK AT HOME IN MILBANK,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOINT PANELS TO TAKE UP 15 WATER BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD MONEY CAN BE STRETCHED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MILITARY SHOULD RETHINK (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUMMIT HOPES FOR NEW BUS PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLITICAL CLIMATE GETS STORMY (SCHREINER),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
UNSUNG HEROES OF SD BLIZZARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"BUSINESS GOOD, SAYS X-RATED FILM DEALER","Argus LeaderJan 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BEN BRUNE--A COWBOYS FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EFFECT ON SD CATHOLICS TO BE SLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LOWER INTEREST RATES INCENTIVE ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LEARNING SOCIAL DANCE STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MECHANICAL MUSIC FALLS FLAT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*PYTHIAN SISTERS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DEMOCRATIC FORUM ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HUTH TO COORDINATE AREA HEART FUND,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
KOLBERG HEADS REPUBLICAN CLUB,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TOASTMASTERS NAME NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
2 JOIN PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*FIRST DAY PIK SIGN UP HEAVY--WINNERS TO GET CROP,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KNEIP--JANKLOW'S CEMENT PLANT CHARGES DECEITFUL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*2 SOUTH DAKOTANS OFFER DELOREANS FOR MINN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*300 EXPECTED TO APPLY AT CITY'S THIRD TACO JOHN'S,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE--ANNEX OF HAYWARD WAS INVALID,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW CAN IMPROVE INDIAN-WHITE STATUS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOY NEARLY HIT BY CAR BECAUSE MOM ERRED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NATION MUST BE STRONG TO MAINTAIN PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PRESSLER BACKS NUCLEAR FREEZE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CHAMBERLAIN ALSO SEEKS FLIGHT STATION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CORONA WILL VOTE ON SCHOOL CROSSING,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW AT GOVERNORS' BOARD MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"PCB MISHANDLING TO COST FIRM {dollar}4,000","Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN PLANT TO LOSE JOBS TO MEXICO,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOARD BACKS UNACCREDITED SCHOOL BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*POLICE TICKET AND TOW SNOWBIRDS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COMMISSION BEGINS WORK ON NEW ZONING LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PAIR FINED FOR ACCOUNT WITHDRAWAL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
POLICE UNABLE TO NAB FLEEING BURGLAR,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PROPONENTS OF ALDERMANIC COUNCIL NEAR PETITION GOAL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE'S BUSY FIELDING CALLS ABOUT CROP SWAP,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
INDIANS OBJECT TO JOURNAL'S USE OF WORD SCALPING,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"BILL WOULD UPDATE, TOUGHEN STATES' BANKRUPTCY LAWS","Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MCKELLIPS NOT SURE BANK PLAN WILL PAN OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FREEDOM'S AT STAKE--UNACCREDITED CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
"GAME, FISH & PARKS MAY GET BOOST","Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MEASURE SUPPORTS BUYING US CARS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
OUT-OF-STATE DWI MIGHT BE COUNTED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE COULD GET AN EXTRA HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TAXES TO BE RAISED TO QUALIFY FOR AID,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STEVENS ACCEPTS NEW POST,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITIZENS ATTACK PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GEORGE AND BILLY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CHILD RAPE CASES HARD TO PROVE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION WILL COMPARE SALARIES FOR CITY JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER DEVELOPMENT TAX BILL SUFFERS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROUPS PLAN WEEKLY PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DON'T CALL LOW-LEVEL WASTE HARMLESS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EDGEMONT RESIDENTS LOBBYING WITH BUTTONS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BELL ASKS JUDGE FOR NEW RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STATE SHOULD PAY COST OF SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW JANKLOW PLAN STILL DISRUPTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SOME SEEKING RECALL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*DASCHLE SAYS LOAN RESTRICTIONS WILL HURT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SNOW STORM CANCELS HEARING FOR KENNEDY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR SUBMITS STATE MAN AS NOMINEE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY WANTS OUT OF PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUILDING PROJECTS FACE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONSPIRACY CHARGES FACE YANKTON RESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINNESOTA HOSPITAL SUING FOR MEDICAL BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RC VOTERS APPROVE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WILL PAY TO MAKE PACTOLA DAM SAFER,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MCGOVERN--BIBLE SAYS 7TH DAY FOR REST,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LEGISLATORS GET COPIES OF CHEM-NUCLEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BID WOULD RETAIN UNEMPLOYMENT PAY LEVEL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"BUILDING SALES, LEASE MEASURE GETS CLEAR","Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES BILL ALLOWING WATER FEES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATOR COLLAPSES IN COMMITTEE MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SOIL CONTROL MAY BE MANDATORY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"BANK EMPLOYEE INDICTED FOR EMBEZZLING {dollar}32,700","Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FOOD SERVICE TO SUPERVISE CHEESE DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN FACES RECKLESS DRIVING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN'S FRIENDS WILL TESTIFY IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MURPHEY RECEIVES DISTINGUISHED SERVICE HONOR,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
UNITED FOOD LOCAL NAMES NEW UNION OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VIKING PRESS OBJECTS TO REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FAIRGROUNDS GRANDSTAND NEEDS REPAIR WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
AUDITOR'S OFFICE WILL MONITOR PURCHASES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
ABDNOR SAYS REAGAN SUPPORTS WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
MOST FARMERS RETURN DUPLICATED LOANS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO WILL HAVE 6 STATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"*WATER, DEREGULATION HIGH ON AGENDA","Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*CLAN KEEPS SPORTS FRANCHISE INTERESTS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD RAISE FEES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BILL MAY PUT PLUG ON DRAINAGE WARS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SCARY, BUT NOT SERIOUS","Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SILVER SCREEN TRIED DANCING BEFORE TALKING,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DUO-PIANO TEAM TO PERFORM,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*AUTHOR ATTACKS CHRISTIANS OVER ABORTION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CUNNINGHAM STILL SAYS NO TO DEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE KEAN DISMISSES CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANDERSON WANTS SPEEDING FINES REDUCED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BILL EASES VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER URGES CHANGES IN CHILD-SUPPORT LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PANEL APPROVES BILL ON BOOKMAKING PENALTY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRISON DOESN'T SOUND LIKE GOOD BET TO MANKE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DRAINAGE ISSUE DESERVES ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS MAY DESERVE SUSPENDED SENTENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGENCY NOT PART OF DISPUTE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
VERDICTS DON'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PEOPLE GIVE AWAY POWER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HAWKEY SEEKS SUPPORT FOR SHERIFFS' GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"JANKLOW, BOARD TO DISCUSS VO-TECH TAKEOVER","Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN JAILED AFTER CHASE THROUGH DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE URGE CAUTION IN USING CREDIT CARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNITED WAY'S HEART CLUB MEMBERSHIP GROWS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"WATER BOARD DIRECTORS REQUEST {dollar}50,000","Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMPLAINT IN SDSU CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MEASURE GIVES SENATORS LONGER TERMS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PANEL ON BILL FOR LAWYER'S FEES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PROPOSAL PROTECTS LIQUOR WHOLESALERS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
JUDGE DELAYS HOOPS' LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HITTING THE HAY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS EYE BILL TO SAVE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEET WITH NEUTRAL NEGOTIATOR,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"POLICE LINK MAINE ARREST, CITY THEFTS","Argus LeaderJan 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF TEACHER SHARES EXCITEMENT OF SPACE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
'A CHRISTMAS CAROL' BROUGHT JOY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ANGEL TREE WAS GREAT SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HARTFORD RESCUE PEOPLE ARE SPECIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAV THANKS POLICE FOR CLOTHING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
PEOPLE SAVED LIFE OF LOCAL MAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*MOST OPPOSE TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD BANKS CASH IN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA'S LARGEST BANKS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATORS BEING ASKED TO SHOW COURAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD ONLY BE ON LUXURY ITEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FETUSES NEVER GET A CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PRO-LIFE RALLY NEWSWORTHY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
NAYSAYERS STOPPING GROWTH (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PETITION PROCESS HELPS CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KEEP A GOOD THING GROWING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LIVE NEW YEAR DAY BY DAY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CHURCH REWRITING ITS BOOK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*POLITICAL ARROGANCE ALIENATES STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT HAS SCARRED THE LAND,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*VIKINGS PULL AWAY IN 2ND HALF TO TRIUMPH,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JENKINS PACES SDSU PAST MORNINGSIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DERBY SET FOR FEB 1 AT WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MERWIN COULD GET OLD JOB BACK,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STEEL SHOT ACCEPTANCE GOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
EX-SENATORS SET FOR PRESSLER SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOT DEBRIS PUTS FIRE PROBE ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON SITS ON FARM SUBPANELS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE GROUP TO VISIT STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TREES SPREAD DISEASE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COWBOY TUNES CROONED FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LAWMAKER--LOTTERY LIKELY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TAX PLAN ADDS UP DIFFERENTLY AROUND STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PETITION DRIVES PROMPT REFERENDUM REFORM,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHANGE URGED FOR FARM CREDIT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NEGOTIATIONS BEGIN AT THREATENED HURON PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PINE RIDGE STATION TO BROADCAST TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RC OFFICIALS SIGN LEASE FOR HOTEL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEACHERS EXPERIENCED BUT LOW-PAID,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD DELEGATION TO SEEK FLOOD AID,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ERROR LEADS TO STUDY OF DRUG TESTING,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOME OPPOSE THROWING OUT MIRANDA RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PER CAPITA INCOME RANKS LAST IN PLAINS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*WHEAT-BREWED DAKOTA BEER,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*SHIRLEY KRAUSE, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE OFFERS COMPUTER SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OFFERS FIRM HELP IN MEXICO CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
POWER FIRM CUTS BACK ON CONSTRUCTION PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*IOWA MAN MAKES FORTUNE ON CHEWY CANDY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LAND PRICES TO FARM PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*BLINDING GUSTS LEAVE HUNDREDS STRANDED IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL IS THE PRIDE OF RUTLAND,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELDERLY ARE MAKING VOICES HEARD,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DISABLED ROLL INTO WEIGHTROOM,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FAMILY SERVICE SPONSORS CLASSES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
GROUP PRESERVES PARKS' HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
MOTHERS OF TWINS CLUB TURNS 30,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
VOLUNTEERS MARCHING FOR DIMES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SF NEARING POPULATION MILESTONE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S CHASTISING OF MUENSTER WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SYMPHONY PROGRAM PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DEATH WAS PREVENTABLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LIVESTOCK AUCTION IN PLATTE BURNS DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO SET SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 MORE ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMPASSION IS THE HEART OF AMERICA,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS HOPE TO CLEAR SNOW PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS PREPARE FOR NEW BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR WANTS HELP WITH PRISONS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARMED MAN RELEASES CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
2 MEN DIE IN ACCIDENT IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
EGAN COUPLE FOR RODEO SUPERBOWL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CUNNINGHAM GRABS CITY RACQUETBALL TITLE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS IN FINALS FOR CBA TEAM,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEMOCRAT RECEIVES UNWELCOME 'GIFT',"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FMHA BERATED FOR HANDLING OF NOTICES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BUNDY DESERVED TO DIE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD PROPOSE PLUTONIUM MORATORIUM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STOP TEEN ALCOHOL SALES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*'LARRY' AT THE MAINE LOBSTER,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIXTH-GRADER WINS GEOGRAPHY BEE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
MAN ADMITS GETTING STOLEN COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA TEEN-AGER RUN OVER BY BULL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAROLE SUPERVISOR PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER ASKS ABOUT WEATHER OFFICE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION LEADERS WANT ANDERSON REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NATIONS MUST DROP TRADE BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORALE LOW AMONG DOCTORS--SURVEY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS RECRUIT ADULTS FOR GUARD DUTY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX-FREEZE PLAN GETS COLD SHOULDER,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY SPEAKS OUT AGAINST FARMLAND BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE WON'T SEEK DEATH FOR BENNIS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AIR FORCE FINISHES PROBE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL WOULD RESCIND TRUCK FEE REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD WOMAN GETS JAIL FOR ARSON,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES MOTEL BAR LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE DELAYS VOTE ON CITY ASSESSORS BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S SUNDAY LIQUOR SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BONES ABANDONS INCOME TAX TRY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GROUP FEARS GOVERNOR WILL SEND STATUE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AREA VOLUNTEERS RECEIVE AWARDS FROM GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
CBA PLAYERS NOT EXACTLY PRIME TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EMPLOYERS HONORED FOR HIRING PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NEXT CONSERVATION SIGN-UP US FEBRUARY 6-24,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PORK COUNCIL RE-ELECTS PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*GRAIN REMOVED FROM ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
ELLSWORTH WELCOMES MINUTEMAN REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A DUSTING OF SNOW,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLINIC MOVING TO MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHEDULING PROBLEMS COST ARENA,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FOSS IN 'TIME',"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PANEL REJECTS BILL TO HIKE EDGEMONT FEE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PONDERS SALES TAX EXEMPTION FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENATORS WILL VOTE FOR OVERRIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PRESIDENT BUSH,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T TINKER WITH SPECIAL SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RAPE QUESTION NOT PROPER FOR MEETING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
1 CARTOON CHANNEL ENOUGH (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*ARTIST MEMORIALIZES LOVED ONES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH LAUNCHES ITS SECOND SEASON,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*APPLY EARLY FOR FINANCIAL AID,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MAMMOGRAPHY TEST COVERAGE BILL PASSES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE OK'S DAY CARE CENTER BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO DEATH PENALTY SOUGHT IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRO WRESTLING DEAL IS POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ESCAPEE RETURNS WITH NEW HAIR COLOR,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PORNOGRAPHY LIMITS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHERIFF SAYS HE KNEW ABOUT PAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRI-STATE TO FACE FEWER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BREAD FOR THE WORLD LOOKING FOR SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BARKER BALKS AT TAX LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"GAMBLING HALL OPERATOR PAYS {dollar}10,000 PENALTY","Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAY RESPOND TO COUNTY WAGE FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CIGARETTES SUSPECTED IN DEADWOOD BLAZE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LINCOLN COUNTY AIRPORT GETS STATE APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"STATE HANDS DEADWOOD {dollar}500,000","Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WEST CENTRAL BOARD SETS LIMITS FOR CHEERS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COLMAN LUMBER SUPPLY BURGLARIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FLANDREAU GROUP ASKS FOR STUDY ON BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
USD SECURITY CAN USE FORCE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
3 OFFICES UNDER SINGLE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
4 DRUG RING SUSPECTS APPEAR IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PINE RIDGE MAN GETS PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ST. FRANCIS MAN DIES IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FIRM GETS EARLY JUMP ON DAKOTA DUNES WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
FOCUS SWITCHES TO SUPERBOWL WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SKYFORCE RECEIVE 'C' GRADE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*THE KLOSTERMANN DIARY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*WHEELER TO HEAD RETAILERS GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GOVERNORS INVITED TO CITY AG MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HINES SEEKS KIDS' LABOR BILL COMMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MILD WEATHER HELPS CONSERVE FEED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS NURSING HOME HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*MINNESOTANS' CHAROLAIS BULL BRINGS {dollar}4,500","Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
AMMONIA REGULATION BID FAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*THOSE COLORS ARE BAAAD,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AN ORDINANCE LICENSING BEER KEGS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*AFTER DNA TEST, MOELLER IS SUSPECT","Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HUNTING INTERESTS MUST SHOOT BACK (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WINNING WAR WILL TIDE US OVER 'TIL NEXT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
US ARROGANTLY PLAYS WORLD SAVIOR ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MANY ACTIONS PARALLEL VIETNAM WAR EVENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
KENDLE'S PROGRAM HAS GAINED RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"PEACE BORN OF LOVE, CARING NOT WAR (L)","Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD WORK FOR THE PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
LICENSING PARTIES SHOULD HAVE 911 SAY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
RIFT ISSUES NEED TO BE SETTLED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"CARETRAUM TRAILS IN EXPERIENCE, TRAINING (L)","Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"SCHOOLS NEED FRESH, NEW READING SERIES (L)","Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
TAXPAYERS HURT WHEN FEARS SMOTHER FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WORTHING THEATER LENGTHENS SEASON,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BASS PLAYER COMPARES MUSIC WITH CHOCOLATE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
'MUSIC MAN' LACKS EXCITEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
RED WILLOW GUITARIST IN BAND,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AIR NATIONAL GUARD LEAVING FOR EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR TO MEET ON IN-STATE AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CLAIMS PAINT CAUSED LUNG DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCHING FOR ASSAULT SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHORT POWER OUTAGE AFFECTS 900 CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ST FRANCIS HOUSE REOPENS AFTER REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INMATES ARE BARRED FROM GULF,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'IMPRESSIONS' SIDES SPEAK THEIR PEACE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE DEFEATS LOCATION RESTRICTION ON VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EMERGENCY CHILD-CARE BILL PASSES SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHARGES WILL STAND IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EROS MUM ON ROLE IN DESERT STORM,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEALTH SERVICES GROUP PUT ON ALERT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PROTEST PUNISHMENT HARSH, PARENTS SAY","Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BIN KNOCKED OFF FLATBED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JOHNSON--ABOLISH LANDS BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PANEL DEADLOCKED ON COUNTY PAY BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GULF WAR TALK EXPECTED AT PRESSLER MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
TAX-EVADING DENTIST IS SENATOR'S HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
COMMITTEE KILLS MANDATORY HEADLIGHT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CORRECTIONS TALKS COULD RESUME,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOL BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*TWINS' NEWMAN VISITS SF,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
RURAL DEVELOPMENT GROUP LEADER NAMED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MAIL PRICES WILL HURT CATALOG COMPANIES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
YANKTON S&L SOLD TO NORWEST,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*NEW LOOK AT RANDALL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
TAX CUTBACK ON MACHINERY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
SUDDEN SNOW WON'T STOP FOOTBALL FANS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY NAMES 5 SITES FOR ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN MINISTER TRAVELS TO LAND OF APARTHEID,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GASOLINE DIPS BELOW {dollar}1,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REBATE COSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PERFORMING ARTS FACILITY SITES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*COUPLE STARTS PLANS FOR RETIREMENT IN 20'S,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SYMPHONY PROMISES TO GET 'RADICAL' TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
READERS ASKED TO THINK ABOUT ABORTION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FLOYD ALSO COMMITTED TO EDUCATIONAL TV (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*BILLS' BEEBE LEFT HIS MARK ON SD,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ROSENQUIST, WIRTZ LEAD USD PAST UNC","Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CANDIDATE'S WIFE TO CAMPAIGN IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELECTROCUTED MAN'S CONDITION UPGRADED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIVE HURT WHEN CAR COLLIDES WITH TRAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISTRIAL DECLARED IN ROBBERY CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRAMATIC DUELING,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MASTEN--MOELLER HABITUAL SEX OFFENDER,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL WOULD CONCEAL STIGMATIZED PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
40 YEARS FOR RAPE OF 2-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOST CHANGE GOES TO GOOD CAUSES AT CASINO,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD AGENCIES EXPLORE CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BRITISH BALLOONISTS BEGIN FLIGHT IN TYNDALL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MIGHT VISIT SD AS PART OF MIDWEST TOUR,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW DAM COULD REVIVE LAKE DIMOCK,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NOT ALL GAMING HALLS THRIVING IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 MEN FINED FOR USING UNLICENSED BROKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 ON TRIBAL COUNCIL SAY REMARK OFF BASE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BADLANDS CRASH A PUZZLE DUE TO MISSING WITNESS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DRUG-FREE ZONES OK'D BY SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MOVE TO HALT PRISON BUSINESS IS REJECTED 8-4,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
UNION MEASURE FAILS BY SINGLE SENATE VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*USD SENIOR'S DRUM ROLE A TOUGH BREAK IN THE CIRCUS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BUY-AMERICAN BILL QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COURT FEES BOOST APPROVED 5-2,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DUMPS PLAN TO ELECT SD AG SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SENATE OK'S TRAFFIC FINE BOOST,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
UTILITY RATE MEASURE ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VOTER REGISTRATION PROPOSAL HEARD,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*SLEDDING LEGAL, PARKING A WORRY--OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD PRISONS FACE RISING HEALTH-CARE COSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ELDERLY HAVE HOUSING OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE INMATES ON MEDICATION IN SD THAN OTHER STATES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"GOOD RIDDANCE, WE HOPE, TO DUMP (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STATE NEEDS DEDICATED SOURCE OF FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*WATER CONGRESS SUPPORTS TEMPORARY 1-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING TAXES HIT {dollar}3.17 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL RELATIONS PANEL GETS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEAF WANT ROLE IN CAMPUS CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GF&P OFFICER WON'T TOLERATE DISRESPECTFUL HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAKING TRACKS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TOWNS TURN CAUTIOUS SINCE EMBEZZLEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BILL AIMS AT REPAIRING DANGEROUS OLD MINES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ALTERNATE LOCATIONS FOR BRIDGE ARE GIVEN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DISTRICT 21 COFFEE SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EYE BANK OPERATIONS EXPAND TO WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATORS TO APPEAR AT VERMILLION LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PASSION FOR HORSES KEEPS PAINTER IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MEAT BOASTS DETAILED LABELS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RESERVATIONS GIVE NOD TO GRANT PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*REMEMBER TO RENEW JUDGEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*EAGLES' BEAUTY DEMANDS PRESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE STREAK GROWS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS FIND VISION FROM INAUGURAL VISIT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEENS & TATTOOS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TV OFFERS AFTERNOON TRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"SYMPHONY HITS BLAND, DYNAMIC IN LONG CONCERT","Argus LeaderJan 25 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*SCHOOL BOARD MIGHT CHANGE BOUNDARIES, MOVE STUDENTS","Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EVERIST OFFERS ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL-AID BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DECISION WON'T AFFECT SD MUCH,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LAWMAKERS HEAR DEATH PENALTY DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GAMBLING EFFECTS STUDY SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES JUVENILE HANDGUN BAN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL WOULD MAKE HURON-MITCHELL LINK PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PANEL SAYS NUCLEAR SUCCESSOR LAW OUTDATED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
REQUIRES THAT PETITIONS INCLUDE STATEWIDE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TITLE CHANGE FOR PRISON HEAD CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
DEBT IS BIGGEST ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T EARMARK STATE VIDEO LOTTERY MONEY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GERMANS PROTECT UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WOMAN IN ACCIDENT SHOULDN'T BE PUNISHED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
OFFICER WAS CORRECT TO POINT GUN AT TEEN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SOCIETY MUST CARE FOR EMOTIONALLY ILL PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
EX-UNION LEADER THANKED FOR EFFORTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
"SALARIES OF TEACHERS, LAWMAKERS NOT HURTING (L)","Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
CITY MAN CHARGED IN POINTING GUN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONVICTED MAN JAILED FOR CONTACTING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENT TO JAIL IN DRUG POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 HURT IN ACCIDENT ON MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VETERANS MOVING CLOSER TO HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN ON PROBATION FOR STEALING AIRPLANE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIZZLING METEOR BRIGHTENS REGION'S MORNING SKY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEADING HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STUDY RATES SIOUX VALLEY PERFORMANCE IN TOP 100,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ELKS BOUNCE BACK FROM BUILDING DEBT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EXPERTS IDENTIFY COYOTE DISEASE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARMER TO SERVE ON NATIONAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEXICAN MISSION ON TRADE A 'SUCCESS',"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*EXPEL THUGS, DEVIANTS, GET-TOUGH","Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUVENILE ESCAPEES TAKE POLICE ON I-90 CHASE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RUSSIANS EXPLORE US CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL BAORD DIGESTING DETAILS FROM ATLANTA VISIT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*RUSSIAN FARMERS VISIT SD,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
REPORTS {dollar}2.34 MILLION FIRST QUARTER LOSS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*GOAL REACHED ON A RUGGED JAVELINA HUNT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE LOAD UP FOR '94 DRAFT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WEDE GIVES FLIERS BIG LIFT AT BUZZER,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*'TEMPEST' EDITOR TAKES PEN TO SIOUX CITY PAPER,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HAYTI MAN DETAINED AT AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL ELIMINATES RETIREES' INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
INMATES' MEDICAL-CARE COSTS ANGER LAWMAKER,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS OFFER FEWER BILLS SO FAR,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*OFFICIAL--JUVENILES SWAMP SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*A GROUP OF DEMONSTRATORS AT THE STATE CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
STATE'S ELECTRONIC MONITORING MAY EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SENATE DOWNGRADES THEATER DESIGNATION TO BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
STAFF PHONE-USAGE BILL GOES TO GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SENATE PANEL TO DISCUSS FOUR-YEAR TERMS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
S. DAKOTANS IMPRESSED BY ADDRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CAMPAIGN LAWS NEED OVERHAUL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BIG TRIAL ANTICLIMACTIC (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PRESSLER A PUPPET FOR PBS OPPONENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
VICTIMS NEED A CHOICE OF HOSPITAL SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"VIEWS ON DRUG USERS BIGOTED, HYPOCRITICAL (L)","Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"HIGH COURT, JUDGE'S DISSENT OUT-OF-DATE (L)","Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
FUTURE OF THE NATION BASED ON ITS CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
COUNTRY SEES NEED FOR TREATING THE VIOLENT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
CORSON WINS SUIT INVOLVING LAND PRICE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIPELINE COMPANY CLEANS UP OIL SPILL,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENTENCE SUSPENDED IN PLANE THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WE STAND TO MEET THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STABBING WITNESS RELEASED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS HOPE TAX CHANGES HELP INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BROTHER PERFECT MATCH FOR WILKA KIDNEY TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY NATIVE ON CASE INVOLVING MALCON X'S DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MAN THANKS JUDGE AFTER DRUG CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MURDER VICTIM'S MOM SUES FOR DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*NEW BERESFORD SCHOOL, FUNDING PRIORITIES","Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKING TRIAL DELAYED FOR MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW BROOKINGS AG COMPLEX UNDER CONSIDERATION,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*A GUINESS-BOOK-SIZED GRAIN PILE,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY TO END JAIL'S TREATMENT PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*DIVORCES AND ANNULMENTS SINCE 1974,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
AG BOARD PROPOSAL IS FLAWED,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
SKYFORCE TRIO SPARKS NATIONALS TO ALL-STAR WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IN-VITRO LAB READY TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SIMPLE MEANS DELICIOUS IN THIS KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderJan 25 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BEAR BUTTE SALE CONCERNS OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*10.3 METER ANTENNA DISH,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BEAR BUTTE SALE CONCERNS OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE LAWMAKERS SLOW TO PROPOSE NEW LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT ORDER SAVES BUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ROUBIDEAUX CLAIMS MOVE DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
ROUBIDEAUX CLAIMS MOVE DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
LAW SCHOOL NEED BROOKS NO DELAY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LAW SCHOOL NEED BROOKS NO DELAY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ARMY EXPANDS ENLISTMENT PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE CO-SPONSORS MEAT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN WANTS EDUCATION AGENCY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE CO-SPONSORS MEAT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LOCAL SUPPORT ON WATER ISSUE ASKED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PRIVATE TUITION AID PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE ROUNDUP,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
CORN STOCKS RISE TO RECORD HIGH,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
INCREASES IN CATTLE PRICES DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION CLASHES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SHOT WOUND APPARENTLY SELF-INFLICTED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JUDGE DROPS CONTEMPT CHARGE AGAINST GREEN,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WATSON HONORED AT DINNER,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW ORDER CALLED POWER GRAB,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
JANKLOW ORDER CALLED POWER GRAB,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
CITY HALL SEEKS ALTERNATIVE TO MINN PARKING CUT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OFF-DUTY POLICEMAN NABS SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEST RIVER AQUEDUCT STUDY IS ADVOCATED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WEST RIVER AQUEDUCT STUDY IS ADVOCATED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ABDNOR AFTER MCGOVERN'S SENATE JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS TO TAKE UNUSUAL RECESS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS TO TAKE UNUSUAL RECESS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWS DON'T DETER MASSIVE BETTING,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DRUG INVESTIGATION NETS ONE MORE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT MAY HEAR JANKLOW-MINER TIFF,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT MAY HEAR JANKLOW-MINER TIFF,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SUSPECT CATTLE POISONED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW PLANNING OTHER TAX OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PANEL OK'S PAYBOOST OF 20 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PANEL OK'S PAYBOOST OF 20 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WHY NOT KEEP SECOND BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLUB SEES LOSS FROM EXTENSION CUTBACK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN CRITICIZES GOVERNOR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CLUB SEES LOSS FROM EXTENSION CUTBACK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN CRITICIZES GOVERNOR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CLUB SEES LOSS FROM EXTENSION CUTBACK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
6 KILLED IN TWO SD CAR ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"STATLERS, ROGERS TO PERFORM AT FAIR","Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN BORN OFF RESERVATION TO RUN,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL TO CHOOSE NICHOL SUCCESSOR,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BEADLE COUNTY MUST PAY SUBDISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE'S PERFORMANCE CANCELED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DOG PACK ATTACKS, KILLS TERRIER","Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
REGISTRATION GETS LUKEWARM APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL WOULD REQUIRE ABORTION CONSENT FORM,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PANEL WON'T VOTE ON COLLEGE BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S SPECIAL EDUCATION FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PANEL WON'T VOTE ON COLLEGE BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SENATE KILLS SCHOOL BILL REVISION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S WILDLIFE EASEMENT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS MULL RAIL PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*LAWMAKERS MULL RAIL PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
BILL WOULD OUTLAW WEAPONS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BILL WOULD OUTLAW WEAPONS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SPENDING HEARINGS START TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPENDING HEARINGS START TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOAL BALL CHALLENGES VISUALLY IMPAIRED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*GOAL BALL CHALLENGES VISUALLY IMPAIRED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DYNAMITE TRADE DOESN'T SHAKE UP COUPLE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GARRISON PACT SIGNED 15 YEARS AGO TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANUARY WARMTH CARESSES AREA,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NBC FILMS MECHANICAL BULL RODEO,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LANDOWNERS UPSET BY PROPOSED MANDAN LINE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SAFETY FIRST PRIORITY OF AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ORDEAL FOR WRITER DESERVES ACTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HITS ORGANIZATIONAL TIES OF APPOINTEES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WILDFIRE DAMAGE DOUBLED IN 1980,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TRAVEL ON SD ROADS DOWN SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OAHE BOARD TO REORGANIZE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DISASTER LOAN APPLICATIONS ROLLING IN,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKER PUSHES FOR 4-YEAR TERMS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WARM WINTER HURTS FUR TRADE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COUNTIES FEAR LOSS OF ENERGY FUND,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FREE CHEESE LINES REMIND OFFICIALS OF '30,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SF MAN DOESN'T LOSE HOPE FOR TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BAKER STREET IRREGULARS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*FILM & 'RIGHT TO DIE' QUESTION (FINE),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SDSU TRUST FUND ESTABLISHED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*'WHAT I DID AFTER SCHOOL TODAY',"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER--RESOLVE SOVIET-AMERICAN RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WANTS TO USE FUNDS FOR WATER STUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUD ENDS DISCRIMINATION PROBE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AXTELL PARK JUNIOR HIGH PLAN AXED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BOOSTING TAX REVENUE FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
A FIRE AT FRANK TRANSFER & STORAGE INC,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TWO FELONY CHARGES FILED IN ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BILL EXPANDING POWER OF CO'S PASSED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BILL GUARDING AGAINST INMATE SUITS OK'D,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S COUNTY REVENUE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SENATE OK'S BONUS FOR KOREAN VET,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SENATE REJECTS RECALL BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"STATE FISH, RECALL, INMATE SUIT, REVENUE","Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WATCHA-MA-CALLIT MAKES BIG SPLASH,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WELFARE AGENCY BACKERS ASK FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
COURT SEEKS FUNDS TO HANDLE WATER SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
HOUSE OK'S DRUG PARAPHERNALIA BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
JANKLOW FLIES TO WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
FOOTBALL COACHES BEMOAN WICKED WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD JOBLESS RATE HIGHEST ON RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE BUSINESSES ASKED TO ANTE UP,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD DELEGATION LIKES STAND ON TRADE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LABOR BOARD FILES SECOND COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PLAYERS SAY SMALL BALL OK,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*ORANGE VEGETABLES COLORFUL & VERSATILE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOROPTIMISTS HONOR LIFE MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
USD SELECTS STUDENT AMBASSADORS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
2 NAMED CENTURY III LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL CHOSES DELEGATE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
MARDI GRAS PRINCESSES SELECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
*ELECTION ON HAYWARD ANNEXATION UNNECESSARY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SMOKE RUINS CONTENTS OF DUPLEX,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CEMENT PANEL REFERS QUESTIONS TO STAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD MAY GET WHISKEY DISTILLERY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTS ACCEPTS FEDERAL JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POLLARD TO RUN FOR COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSION WON'T ALTER EMERGENCY DISPATCH,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX EMPIRE MEETS 12TH UNITED WAY GOAL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*WATT PEDDLING BALONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ADDITION OF 'GARFIELD' HURTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DON'T LET CHILD DO ADULT'S WORK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MISSILES SHOULD BE SCATTERED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RESURRECTION OF CHAPPAQUIDDICK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
'DOONESBURY' HAS GOOD REPLACEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
CAMPAIGN TO REDUCE DWI CASES SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
PHEASANTS NEED HELP AGAINST SNOW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
BULLHEAD SHOOTING DEATH PROBED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST NEW YORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CHEMICAL NUCLEAR STAFF VISITS EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FLOYD FIFTH SCHOOL CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HEARINGS TO DISCUSS FEDERAL GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LABOR DELEGATES TO MEET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE JOBS AGENCY COMMENDED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TOLL-FREE NUMBER PUSHES JOB SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN WINS PARKING DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GRAIN STORAGE UP FROM A YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE NEEDS DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
RUDY RETURNS PLANE TICKET TO NEW YORK,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*5-YEAR-OLD WIELDS POWER IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CHAMBER BACKS 1-CENT SALES TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HAY HAULERS OFFER ALTERNATIVE WT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HANSON WANTS GAMBLING RULES EASED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SENATE CONFIRMS 7 IN JANKLOW'S ADMIN,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
FARMERS UNION DISCUSSES PENDING BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
AGING OFFICE WANTS INPUT FROM SENIORS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS PROPOSES WATER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
VERMILLION REINSTATES INSPECTOR'S JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SPRINGFIELD SUPPORTERS NEAR SHOWDOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRUCK SETS EGAN'S PRIDE ABLAZE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SOME FIND LITTLE SOLACE IN REAGAN SPEECH,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*A MODEL CAREER,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ANNUAL USD ALUMNI DINNER PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
COMMONER WILL SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LIBRARY PRESENTS PUPPET SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
JAZZ FESTIVAL BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
KUNDERT TO SPEAK TO STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
NO ERRORS TO FREE SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUKE WASTE HEARINGS START MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"NUKE WASTE, LAW ENFORCEMENT, DRAM BILL","Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY TO INSPECT ADRIAN WATER WELLS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DRAM BILL PUTS BLAME ON DRINKER,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEW TECHNOLOGY FOCUSES ON REASONABLE COSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REAGAN LETTER GOOD FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOST DOG FOR 93-YEAR-OLD WOMAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOW LEVEL WASTE COMPACT ACT IS FLAWED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE SHOULD OBSERVE KING HOLIDAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUTHOR OBJECTS TO JANKLOW'S DOCUMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS 8 MEN ON DRUG VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MYERS SAYS FUTURE LOOKS BETTER FOR RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
8 CONFISCATED SLOT MACHINES ARE DEMOLISHED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HOUSE VOTES TO RAISE AGE OF CONSENT TO 16,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HURLEY LEGISLATOR RECEIVES PACEMAKER,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HURON SENATOR PROPOSES JAMES RIVER AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PETITIONS ISSUED TO STATEHOUSE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*14 DECEASED LEGISLATORS REMEMBERED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CONVERSION TO COMPUTER MAY CUT ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FRANKENFELD WON'T RUN--VOLESKY TO DECIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HELP COUNTIES PAY MEDICAL BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SALE-LEASEBACK BILL PASSES LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
AGAR SCHOOL WILL CONSIDER CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CORPORATE RECREATION ISN'T NEW IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DEMOCRATS WILL CHOOSE DELEGATES FEB 4,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NEIGHBORHOOD STANDARDS OK'D,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING WHITE SLAVERY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
WATER PIPELINE FOR STATE BEING STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
BIG STONE LAKE PROJECT AWAITING GRANT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
"NEBRASKA, DRAKE PROVIDE STRONG CHALLENGES","Argus LeaderJan 26 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRIVATE SCHOOL AID,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHRIST OFFERS FULFILLMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*CASTLEWOOD'S CHING IS NEBRASKA BOUND,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SINGLE PROPERTY TAX LEVY LEGISLATION ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL ON RECIPROCAL TUITION MOVES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD STOP COUNTY MEDICAID SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW DOESN'T BACK PLAN FOR REGIONAL JAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LP GAS PROBLEM WITH CONTROL VALVE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL OKS PLAN TO LENGTHEN SENATORS' TERMS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS PLEAD CASE FOR MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FARM SHOW EXHIBITORS PUSH THE POSITIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW AWARDS COUNTY GRANT FOR PROSECUTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
IRS TO CHANGE MILEAGE RULE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GM TAKES NOBLE STEP IN PRODUCTIVITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL PLAN WILL HURT SMALL TOWNS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HERE'S A WAY TO HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HEADLINE WAS OFFENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SUNSHINE PULLS DAKOTANS SOUTH (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AIM THREATENS TAKEOVER OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUS RIDERSHIP RISES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSION MAYOR ACCUSED OF ILLEGAL LIQUOR SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN FACES GRAND THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW AGREES WITH ROAD FUNDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NUKE WASTE BILLS FILED IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
SPEARFISH MAN SEEKS NATIONAL SKI TITLE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CLOTHIER TAKES STAND IN OWN DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CALF DIES AFTER CONTRACTING RABIES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
CLOSED SCHOOL WANTS SAFE CHEMICAL DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
CORN PALACE DECORATOR SUES SUPPLIER OF CROPS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FALSE ROBBERY REPORTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
BOWL POLL SPLITS ALONG PARTY LINE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SUPER COLD SUPER SUNDAY FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WESTERN ARTIST SAVAGE DIES FROM CANCER,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COACH REBOUNDS FROM MENTAL ILLNESS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FOES IN HORMEL STRIKE CAN LEARN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COUNTY SHOULDN'T PAY BILL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
POLICE SHOULD ARREST PROSTITUTE CUSTOMERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DON'T DRIVE IF YOU'RE SICK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PUT BURDEN ON PRODUCERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
MINING SHOULDN'T BE ALLOWED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
INDIANS DESERVE DAY OF TRIBUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MONEY INTO CANDIDATES' COFFERS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONS VITAL TO PROGRESSIVE CITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAGAN TWISTS WORDS OF MARTIN LUTHER KING (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOUTHWEST OFFERS TREATS--WINTER TRAVELERS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RAISING DRINKING AGE WOULD MAKE NO SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FEWER RULES MAY BE ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
THERE ARE PROBLEMS WITH PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FINE ARTS CENTER SEEKS ENTRIES FOR PRINT EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*CENTENNIAL CENTER DIVIDES LOCAL LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ELECTED MAHAN AS NEW LEADER,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO DISCUSS GOING-OUT-OF-BUSINESS LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VIOLENCE REPORTED AS HORMEL TALKS CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BLOWN AWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BILL TO FORCE REGENTS TO COMMUNICATE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WARRIORS WIN 47-32,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WASHINGTON YOUTH PREVAILS OVER LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TO TAKE STOCK THROUGH COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ELLSWORTH COMMANDER GETS CHIEF OF STAFF JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELLSWORTH OFFICALS WAIT IMPATIENTLY FOR CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FARM CRISIS GET WORSE, DASCHLE SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FINANCE CHAIRMAN FOR GOVERNOR BID IS NAMED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STOFFERAHN TO DISCUSS FARM PROBLEMS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESS EXPERT PATS SD ON THE BACK,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"LEGISLATORS, VOTES DISCUSS NUCLEAR WASTES","Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*THE ART OF LEARNING,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM SHOW IS TOPS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNMENT DECIDES TO PROSECUTE BANKS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRIZE-WINNING PRISON MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA NIPS STATE 62-60,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ICE CAUSES CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEMOCRATS DIFFER ON CAMPAIGN SPENDING LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS PHONE SHELL SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MILITARY ACADEMIES ANNOUNCE APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MERCHANTS SEARCH FOR TAX FORMS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEMOCRATS WORKING ON FARM FORECLOSURE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY OF KILLING KADOKA TEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE PANEL PASSES BILL AIMED AT SPENDING,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIAL STARTS FOR TRIBAL EMBEZZLEMENT CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GIVE LANGUAGE RULE A CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SNOW FRAUD CASE ENDS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PHONE AMERICA QUESTIONS BELL BILLING,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*GRACE IN ACTION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*YOUNG BOWLER DOESN'T LET AGE STAND,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BROKAW FINDS WAY BACK TO SPORTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"GOVERNOR, LAWMAKERS COULD VETO DUMP SITE","Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*AMAZING GRACE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LARRINGTON READY TO TRY SOMETHING NEW,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*BALTIC MAN PATENTS TOILET ALARM,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SHARES HIS PASSION WITH AUDIENCES WORLDWIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SUPER BOWL EXCITES SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BELL GIVES TO LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JAPANESE RESTAURANT ADDS SUSHI,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"FAIR, FESTIVAL DIRECTORY AVAILABLE","Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"CHILDREN'S INN AWARDED {dollar}5,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DEADLINE IS APRIL 1 FOR HISTORY BOOK,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SUPPORT GROUP MEETS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
STATE TOURISM GOALS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REACH HELPS DEAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"DRINKING, DRIVING DON'T WORK (L)","Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MCKENNAN DESERVES A BREAK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
COVERING UP CHILD CARELESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
2 FROM WINNER DIE IN WRECK,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ANIMAL CRAFTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MORE PEOPLE LEARNING WHILE EARNING A LIVING,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ACCIDENT STRENGTHENS BOND FOR BROTHER, SISTER","Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT TEACHERS TAKE DIFFERENT ROLE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL MAY LOOK AT DEREGULATION BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOOK AT SCHOOL PARKING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*MILLER ADJUSTS TO JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEBATE ON DEREGULATION BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*HELPING CITY'S SNOW REMOVAL BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
1988 FARM SHOW TO OPEN WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SNOW JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SNOWSTORM LEAVES STRANDED IN SOME PLACES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOCTORS DISPUTE WILCOX STORY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"RURAL AMERICA IGNORED, DAKOTANS CLAIM","Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TAKE STOCK OF YOUR WARDROBE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
COMMUNITY CONCERTS BOARD ELECTS DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RUBY APPOINTED TO NATIONAL VFW COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
AMERICA SUPPORTS REFUGEE OPPRESSION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAGAN ERA ENDING (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SMALL TOWNS NEED DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CIRCUMCISION RATE FALLING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TEAM DESERVES RECOGNITION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*TSCHETTER EMBARKS ON PRO TOUR,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AGRICULTURE GROUP ENDORSES GEPHARDT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ETSI TRIAL STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXCESSIVE SNOW COULD DRAIN FUND,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEAS ENTERED IN CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESS AID IS TOPIC OF SESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN ARRESTED FOR AIRPORT VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO DETAIL SCHOOL BUILDING PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON COLLEGE BOARD OK'S PRISON BID,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL WANTS IDEAS FOR COMMUNITY CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE NEEDS NEW GAMES TO MAKE LOTTERY A WINNER,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY SEEKS FUNDING FOR SEWER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS SMOKED MORE IN 1987,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEBATE TAKEN TOO LIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RAPID CITY MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOUSE PASSES LIMIT ON OFFICIAL STATE LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN MOBRIDGE APPEARS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
5 GREENPEACE MEMBERS PLEAD GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MALPRACTICE CHANGE EXPENSIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"REFUND BOOST FOR ELDERLY, DISABLED","Argus LeaderJan 26 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
WISEBUY PAVING WAY FOR SALE OF STORE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER TARGETS PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DEMOCRATS CRAFT TAX ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DOES SD NEED AN INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RENAMING COLLEGES SILLY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"DON'T GLORIFY WAR, BUT THANK THOSE WHO FIGHT (L)","Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MARK LAKES' HAZARD SPOTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SOME ABUSE FARM PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LAWMAKERS SERVE ALL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PARTY FUNDS COULD HELP POOR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*A PART OF THE TEAM,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
APPLYING FOR AID IS COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE TO MEET WITH BUSH NOMINEES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO SERVE ON VETERANS PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PAROLEE FOUND GUILTY OF DWI, GRAND THEFT","Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT GETS YEAR FOR BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EX-'ARGUS' COLUMNIST DIES AT 90,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WORKERS PROTEST DELAY IN CONTRACT TALKS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDY REVEALS FLAWS IN PAY SCALE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COURTHOUSE PARKING VIOLATORS FACE FINES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAY CHANGE MIND ON ETHANOL TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ACTION ON LOTTERY DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOUSE ADOPTS PROPOSAL LIMITING TERMS IN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MANDATORY SEAT BELT LEGISLATION FILED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MILLER WILL HELP DECIDE PUC CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE ENDORSES TAX ON TOBACCO,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PANEL OK'S COLLEGE NAME CHANGE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
IBP PACT CALLED FOR ANDERSON'S FIRING,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*CHARGERS LONG TO STATE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL'S CLOSING PROTESTED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE FELONY DRUG CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SCHOOL SPANKING MAY END,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"BARRY SHOULD STEP DOWN, TOO (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DURENBERGER SHOULD RESIGN SENATE SEAT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PEOPLE BEST WAY TO FIGHT DRUGS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SERVED BY REPLACING MTV ON CABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WHERE THERE'S SMOKE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MUENSTER TO MAKE SENATE BID OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POSSIBLE CASE OF LEGIONNAIRES PROBED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES MAMMOGRAM BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SHOW-AND-TELL TURNS CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
APPEAL DECISION TO CLOSE HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL TO PUT DEATH DEFINITION INTO LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TO BRING INDIANS, NON-INDIANS TOGETHER","Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CANTON'S GOOD NEIGHBOR DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SUMMER ISSUES REVEALED THROUGH CALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COAST TO COAST BRINGING JOBS TO BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY SEEKS RULING ON ACCOUNTING ERROR,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST TO DAKOTA DAY ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY MIGHT AMEND ORDINANCE ON MINING,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DRY WEATHER PROMPTS OPEN-BURNING WARNING,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LOCAL BOY SCOUTS WARN RESIDENTS OF SOLICITATION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PROSPECT BRIGHTER FOR GARRETSON WATER,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FLANDREAU NAMED SITE FOR 1993 TRACK MEET,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
9 SCHOOLS VOTE TO ADD ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COUNSELING ABUSE MEASURE ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE SWITCHES OFF PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
OMAHA STOPS SKYFORCE 116-107,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAID OFF WORKERS ELIGIBLE FOR AID,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MERGER AGREEMENT EXTENDED TO MARCH,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PUBLIC LAND GRAZING FEES DROP 5 CENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*FIRST CITY BANK OPENS PLUSH NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CLINIC WILL BUILD EAST OF MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FARM SHOW CROWDS SHOW GROWING INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SOYBEAN OIL IN STORE'S FOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
CARE CENTER AT CITIBANK CALLED MODEL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
MCGOVERN PICKS GROUP FOR CAMPAIGN ADVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
2 INCOME TAX BILLS FILED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR SOLICITING TAX SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AIRLINE FUTURE UP IN AIR,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TOUR PLANS CANCELED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*HOME DOUBLES AS SCHOOL FOR FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*20 START NEW CHURCH IN SF,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DID VIETNAM PROTESTERS GUIDE GROUPS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
IT'S STILL INCOME TAX (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MANY CHRISTIANS DON'T SEE ARMAGEDDON (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SOWS DISCORD & HATRED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ALTERNATIVE HEALTH CARE APPROVAL NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GROSS BACK--VIKINGS WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRESS AIDS SD STATE IN 90-82 WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TULSA RIPS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"REINSTATES GOLF, TENNIS PROGRAMS","Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CURT BYRUM, 33 OTHERS FAIL","Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
ELECTRICIANS VOLUNTEER TIME TO WIRE HOUSES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT IN SLAYING TO BE TRIED IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON WOMAN DIES IN WRECK ON I-29,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5 CADIDATES FAIL TO FILE ON TIME,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INDICTMENT EXPECTED AGAINST MOELLER,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PLAYING COOL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AG SECRETARY NOMINEE TAKES...,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF TO HOST NASA CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BILL TO LIMIT LOTTERY ADVERTISING KILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE NAMED TO TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD SENATOR TO CHAIR TAXATION PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SMOKING BILL GETS INITIAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CADETS PROUDLY PUT ON UNIFORMS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN GIRL DENIES PETITION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OPPONENTS ATTACK ANIMAL TREATMENT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WOMAN GETS 3 YEARS FOR LYING AT DRUG TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MISSING RECORDS BACK IN SHERIFF'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FIREFIGHTERS CALLED 3 TIMES TO FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DASCHLE ASKS FOR STUDY OF ROSEBUD DUMP PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
COMMITTEE APPROVES BETTING LIMIT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INCREASE IN CRIME IN LAWRENCE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SMALLEST TOWN NOT A GHOST BY 2-1 VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY OFFICIAL ENJOYS THE FRICTION OF DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOTERS 'LACK FAITH' IN PROCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TWIN CITIES SET TO SHOWCASE BILLS, 'SKINS","Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESIDENT TO CARE ABOUT RURAL STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*COURT RULING ON TAXING LAND ERODES SOVEREIGNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"EDUCATION, TOURISM WORTHY OF TAX REBATE MONEY (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RACE INTERESTING BUT DISAPPOINTING (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AKC REGISTERED ISN'T A GUARANTEE OF QUALITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VOTER REGISTRATION SHOULD BE SIMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FEW DOLLARS FROM REBATE CAN'T BUY TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
JOLIVETTE'S WASHINGTON PROPOSAL BEST IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
USING PUBLIC FUNDS FOR PRIVATE SCHOOLS UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LICENSES PLATE BILL BOOSTS FEES {dollar}24 IN 3 YEARS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SF SHOULD PUSH TO SAVE WASHINGTON (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
DISABLED PAY TAXES FOR SERVICES THEY CAN'T USE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*AMERICA NEEDS TO RETURN TO FOUNDING IDEAS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*YOUTH PAGE LEADS READER-ORIENTED CHANGES IN 'ARGUS',"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*ALZADO'S STAR ROSE AT GREAT COST,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S FINEST LOOK AT XXVI,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEBRASKA-OMAHA POWERS WAY PAST USD,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE MUST HIT ROAD TO SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*SKYFORCE WHIP WICHITA FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*ROUGH RIDERS TOP KNIGHTS IN GYMNASTICS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*BUSINESS BUBBLES AT PEPSI,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FIVE RELEASED AFTER CAR-TRAIN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
INFANT INJURED IN FIRE UPGRADED TO FAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"MOUNT RUSHMORE FUND GETS {dollar}100,000 DONATION","Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SMALL FIRE DAMAGES EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
18-YEAR-OLD CHARGED IN VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
28 GEORGIA STUDENTS VISIT LINCOLN HIGH,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*DISEASE CLOSES DOOR ON PROMISING FOOTBALL CAREER,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHER DIES BEFORE RECEIVING TRIBUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
GOODWILL TO SUBMIT RECYCLING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*NEBRASKA SEN EXON TALKS UP KERREY IN CAMPAIGN SWING,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS SELECT DELEGATES IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
BRICKS FALL FROM MITCHELL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
"CAR, BUS DRIVER FACE CARELESS DRIVING CHARGES","Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
KIDNAPPING TRIAL AGAINST BERESFORD COUPLE MOVED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
MAN DIES FROM INJURIES SUFFERED IN JANUARY 11 FALL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
MEAT TO BE EXAMINED AFTER BONESTEEL FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
POLICEMAN DENIED SENTENCE REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
ELDERLY LUNCH PROGRAM BEGINS IN ARLINGTON,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
LAKE PRESTON PUTS KIDS IN TV SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
REBATE STILL HOT ISSUE IN THIRD WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
ELLSWORTH CLEANUP PLAN OK'D,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.4"
LAWMAKER PROPOSES NEW STATE NICKNAME,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.4"
SDSU ALUMNUS RECEIVES BONE-MARROW TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.4"
*PARTIES SEEK QUARTERBACK FOR TAX CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTIAN ROCKER RELISHES FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*COWS--BLACK & WHITE & WORN ALL OVER,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
*CLIFF DWELLINGS OFFER LOOK AT PAST--FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1992, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*TEEN GETS REDUCED CAHRGE IN BABY'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TRIAL BEGINS FOR MOTHERS OF TRUANT SONS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE FIXES FLAWED STATE PARKS LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"INDIAN, GOVERNMENT PANEL GETS APPROVAL","Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MEASURE WOULD EXTEND STUDENT OFFENSES PROBE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PANEL KILLS BILL TO ALTER BRIBERY LAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PASSES STIFFER ILLEGAL DUMPING FINES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
AIDS TEST MADE EASIER TO RECEIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MOVE MADE TOWARD TAXING STATE LAND,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"*BILLS, BILLS, AND MORE BILLS","Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ABORTION MEASURES GEARED TOWARD HIGH COURT RULINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*FIRST STEP IN ELECTION REFORM IS PUBLIC FINANCING,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATORS SHOULD LEAD JUDICIAL REFORM (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"POLICE CHASE, BY NATURE TAKES TIME, DISTANCE (L)","Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRESSLER'S BAIRD CASE IS DOUBLE STANDARD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"SF NEEDS '40S, '50S RADIO STATION (L)","Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
COURT SYSTEM FORTUNATE TO HAVE JUDGE SRSTKA (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
AWARD SHOULDN'T BE BASED ONLY ON GRADES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR TO RETIRE IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHURCH TO TEAR DOWN MCGOVERN HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPED PRISONER GETS 1-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE WALKS AWAY FROM YANKTON PRISON,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURORS TO RESUME RHINES TALKS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MCENEANEY GIVEN CLUB'S SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*PRODUCERS FROM 13 STATES TO EXHIBIT, SELL LIVESTOCK","Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMUNITY CENTER PLAN ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FEBRUARY PRIMARY SURVIVES TEST,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEAGUE TO STUDY CITY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY FUNDS SHOULD ALL GO TO EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"TEEN SURVEY SHOWS DRUG USE, SEX UP","Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HURON GUARD UNIT GETS ALERT ORDER,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR TEACHING AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER RESIGNS AFTER COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE SEEKS WOUNDED KNEE ARTIFACTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"TEXAS BALLOONIST ALOFT 29 HOURS, LANDS IN SD","Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FORMER STATE SENATOR DIES WHILE ON PERU MISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*SALMON STILL ACTIVE UNDER RIVER ICE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EMERY'S JANSSEN MATURES QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*USES CLASSIFIED AD TO LURE CALIFORNIANS TO PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT S DAKOTANS SAID ABOUT THE PRESIDENT'S SPEECH,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PRISONER IS FREED ON BOND OF {dollar}200,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BILL ENSURES REAL FARMERS ON COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL EXTENDS HOURS REQUIRING HEADLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE APPROVES DRIVER'S LICENSE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOLS STILL MUST PUBLISH FINANCIAL DATA,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OK'S DUI EXEMPTION FOR TRUCKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TO REPEAL LAW ON NUCLEAR WAR SUCCESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL ALLOW LAWSUITS TO PROTECT PRODUCT'S IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SENATE NARROWLY PASSES SEAT-BELT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
STOPS ABUSIVE PARENTS FROM SEEING KIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
BOUNTY BILL FOR COYOTES IS STALLED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
LAWMAKERS LIKED CRIME STANCE--WANTED AG MENTIONED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LOCAL RESIDENTS FIND HOPE IN SPEECH,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DON'T GIVE TEACHERS SPECIAL TREATMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOW DID DASCHLE GET ELECTED IN SD? (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REVIVE COUNSEL LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STRONG REMEDY NEEDED FOR JUVENILE VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CITY MAN CONSIDERS KILLINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEMORIAL DEDICATION WILL BE APRIL 19,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROPANE HEATER STARTED RESORT FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF MAY CHANGE PISTOL PERMIT RULES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDY GROUP TO LOOK AT PORK INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FARM SHOW IS TIME TO DREAM,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
A TOUCH OF NORWAY COMES TO SINAI,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS SEEK MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOUNDARY CHANGES MAY AFFECT 350 KIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*VETERAN DEPUTY TO RUN FOR SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COLTON MAN MAKES FORCES LANDING,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INMATE USES SCREW TO TRY TO ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MINOR QUAKE HITS NEBRASKA, SD","Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PICKUP FALLS THROUGH ICE ON YANKTON LAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CITY FOOD BANK TO COVER STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*EXPERT TRACES MARQUARDT BULLET,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GARRETSON WILL BE EASIER TO FIND,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FIGHT OVER TRASH SITE ENDS UP IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
MITCHELL PARENTS WANT MTV OUT OF CITY SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*MANY CHALLENGES AT ABERDEEN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"SEEK WORKERS OWED {dollar}28,606 IN BACK WAGES","Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*MCDONALD'S EXIT REMINDS US OF MONEY'S POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCDONALD LEAVES SKYFORCE FOR AUSTRALIA,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SUPER BOWL PARTY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CABBAGE CASSEROLE WAS A HIT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
"*VEHICLE HITS MOTHER, DAUGHTER ON SF STREET","Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CHEMIST TOOK MATERIALS WITHOUT APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BILL TARGETS TAX-INCREMENT FINANCING FOR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PLAN COULD END NEED FOR SCHOOL-AID LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE KILLS CAMPAIGN-REFORM LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE-ARREST PLAN COULD SAVE {dollar}5.8 MILLION ANNUALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*INSURANCE LIABILITY BILL DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
TO LEVEL THE PRICING FOR DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SENATE TO DEBATE LONGER LEGISLATIVE TERMS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
LAWMAKERS DELAY ACTION ON DRUG MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SEX-OFFENDER TRACKING BILL GOES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*BUS FIRM HAS BUILT 'EXCELLENT RECORD',"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
VALUE OF MILITARY TRIPS QUESTIONABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BIPARTISANSHIP SOUGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
OVERSEAS INSTALLATIONS AN EXPENSIVE WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--COVERAGE OF O.J. SIMPSON TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ABORTION OPPONENTS ABHOR RECENT VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"DASCHLE, CLINTON ARE FRIENDS OF VETERANS (L)","Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"*HAVE X-RAYS, WILL TRAVEL","Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FARMER TO PLANT THE FAITH IN MOSCOW,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ORGAN DONATIONS AND TRANSPLANTS BALLOON IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STUDYING SIGNS OF TEEN SUICIDE (PROF),"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SDSU FRESHMAN DUNKS AUSTRALIAN STEREOTYPES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KELO WON'T AIR SNYDER SHOW SOON,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN CHARGED WITH RAPING JUVENILE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEADLINE TO REGISTER MOBILE HOMES NEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FAA INSPECTOR HIRING DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"EX-COP ADMITS SEX, BUT DENIES RAPE","Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EX-YANKTON MAN SOUGHT IN CUTTING PHONE LINES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS OPTIONS FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MUSEUM TO OFFER SUPER BOWL PRELUDE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*POET WRITES TO HELP INDIAN CAUSES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"PROFESSOR QUESTIONS IF US, ALLIES CAN HELP CHECHNYA","Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MAN WHO ASKED FOR CAB AFTER ROBBERY GETS 7 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*TREASURER CHECKS AUDIT BEFORE HIRING,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TRIBAL LEADERS OBJECT TO BIA OFFICE CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*BROOKINGS PHYSICIAN IS DOCTOR OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MISTRIAL SOUGHT BY LAWYERS FOR FOSSIL HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES TO CLOSE 8 OFFICES IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"COUNTY BILLED {dollar}5,100 FOR BOARDING 4 CATS","Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
UNION COMFORTS MORRELL RETIREES,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*LATEST IN TECHNOLOGY TAKES CENTER STAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
CONSIDER CUTTING PESTICIDE REGISTRATION CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
LAWMAKERS FROM SD ALREADY REFUSE GIFTS,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
EVENTS ALONG RIVER NEED APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"BANK WORKER ADMITS EMBEZZLING {dollar}80,000","Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
THREE MEN FINALISTS FOR BLACK HILLS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
PANEL URGES AQUEDUCT TO WYOMING,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL URGES AQUEDUCT TO WYOMING,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BLOWING SNOW MADE DRIVING HAZARDOUS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
'WAIT UNTIL DARK' PLAYHOUSE PROVIDES JOLTS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HIGHER SEVERANCE TAX URGES TO COPE WITH URANIUM BOOM,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
POPULATION GROWTH DEMANDS BIRTH CONTROL MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BONUS IN 55 MPH,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*JUDGE LETS FIREFIGHTER NURSE CHILD,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TRAVELERS SET RECORDS AT AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINE FIRM DIGGING WILL TEST STATE FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COWBOYS BUCK THE WEATHER FOR RODEO,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAND TRACT SIZE CONSIDERATION MAY BE IN CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
17 BRIDGES MAY NEED REPLACING-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DOVE HUNTING BILL PASSES STATE SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DOVE HUNTING BILL PASSES STATE SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GORDON PEDERSON SEEKS GAS TAX SPONSORS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOLLMAN URGES COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MISS SD PAGEANT MOVING TO CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SECOND WEEK ENDS NO ACTION ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SECOND WEEK ENDS NO ACTION ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOBBY CORLE HEARING POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CITY BUYS LAND FOR LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JANKLOW'S SON ORDERED TO PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PRINTING FIRM SUES BARNETT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BILL WOULD EXTEND CREDIT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DEREGULATION TOPIC OF HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
EDUCATION WORKERS TO STAY COVERED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW'S SON ORDERED TO PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WHEAT LEVY HIKE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
IRS INSTALLS TOLL-FREE PHONE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RURAL WATER FUNDS TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WHEAT LEVY HIKE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*EROS HELPING CHINA FIND OIL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SEQUINNED COUPLE RETURNING TO LENNOX,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE POVERTY HITS 20 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
THORSNESS 'PEACEFUL' DURING VOTE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
DETAILS TO OCCUPY LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ODDS GOOD FOR LEGAL POKER GAMES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHOPLIFT REPORT INVOLVES JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SHOPLIFT REPORT INVOLVES JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LOVE OF SPORTS CARS COMPENSATES FOR FRUSTRATION,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUNSELING ROLE GOAL OF 'WOMAN TO WATCH',"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUNSELING ROLE GOAL OF 'WOMAN TO WATCH',"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SAILING SAUSAGE LANDS IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUNSELING ROLE GOAL OF 'WOMAN TO WATCH',"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS UNDERSTANDING,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*KAYE HENLE-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MAKING HOT DOGS NOW TAKES LESS ENERGY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*MORRELL ALMOST LIKE A CITY OF ITS OWN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
*DOWNTOWN MEN'S WEAR STORE TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
"*TRADITION, QULAITY REIGN AT ELK VALE","Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNCIL PROPOSED TO AID SUNFLOWER RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE TRANSPORTATION COULD BLOOM,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TOUGHER CHILD-SNATCHING LAW SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
TOUGHER CHILD-SNATCHING LAW SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*TEACHERS DEFEND RURAL SCHOOLS-ELK VALE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW RAIL PLAN WELL CONCEIVED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW RAIL PLAN WELL CONCEIVED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CLASSIC SD SENATE BATTLE LOOMS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CLASSIC SD SENATE BATTLE LOOMS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PLEBISCITE ON TAXES WOULD INVOLVE CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"FARMERS, BE PROUD OF ROLE IN OPPOSING RUSSIA (L)","Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
MITCHELL-RAPID CITY RAIL SUPPORT SOUGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
BROOKINGS UTILITY BD NIXES ELECTRIC CAR,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BEEFERENDUM REGISTRATION TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY SUPPORTS BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PIPELINE STUDY APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PIPELINE STUDY APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
POWERLINE EVALUATION PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
PETITIONS PROTEST ROAD CLOSURE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
REVIEW OF AID PROGRAM REQUESTED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
REVIEW OF AID PROGRAM REQUESTED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
PETITIONS PROTEST ROAD CLOSURE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"*SISTER, BROTHER WIN FARM SHOW HONORS","Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MAN FOUND NOT GUILTY IN DEATHS OF 2 BIKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
"BILL-NO 3.2, DRINKING AGE 19","Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
"BILL-NO 3.2, DRINKING AGE 19","Argus LeaderJan 27 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
HIGH COURT OK'S CAMERAS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT OK'S CAMERAS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT OK'S CAMERAS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD WATER MAY GO SOUTH,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CHRISTIAN-SCHOOL BATTLE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD WATER MAY GO SOUTH,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BALLET SOLOIST GOT BIG BOOST FROM BARYSHNIKOV,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS BILL PASSED 1ST TEST,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS BILL PASSED 1ST TEST,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM SHOW WILL OPEN FRIDAY AT FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIL BILL BINDS STATE FOR 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIL BILL BINDS STATE FOR 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINEGARDEN LEANS TOWARD ANOTHER TERM,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NICKEL BOTTLE DEPOSIT PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRUCKERS ATTACK DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALTERNATIVE PROPOSED FOR NEW DAKOTA PROP,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"SD WON'T SUE OVER GARRISON, BUT WILL NEGOTIATE","Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ALTERNATIVE PROPOSED FOR NEW DAKOTA PROP,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WINNING WAYS OF EX-HOSTAGES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW REFERENCE IS CORRECTED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW REFERENCE IS CORRECTED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
APPLAUDS EDITORIAL ON EX-CHIEF'S SENTENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DISPUTES JUDGE'S VIEW OF TELLINGHUISEN CASE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UPSET BY TV PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CORN PALACE LIQUOR SALES OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS ON 3 AG SUBCOMMITTEES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO STUDY CLERK NEEDS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HIGH COURT ASKS EXTRA LAWYER,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
COMMISSION OK'S BOND FOR MOTEL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SD ECONOMISTS PREDICT REVENUE SHORTFALL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DECISIONS MAY BE IN LAPS OF STATE LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DECISIONS MAYBE IN LAPS OF STATE LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MINNEAPOLIS BUMPED FROM SD SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD WILL BENEFIT FROM REAGAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW OK'S PLAN TO SAVE PUBLIC RADIO,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PANEL REJECTS BILL RESTRICTING ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ETSI MAY PROVIDE FUNDS FOR CENDAK STUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX ASK {dollar}6 BILLION IN HOMESTAKE SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WHAT ABOUT INDIAN TRIBAL PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RC, SF, 36 DEGREES","Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"MEET PRISON, DRUG AGENT NEEDS (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VISIT THE FARM SHOW (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WORKFARE, AN IDEA WHOSE TIME HAS COME (L)","Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAVID'S UNSUITABLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
'BLUE BABY' PROVED HER DOCTORS WRONG,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FBI PROBES DEATH IN BADLANDS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL--BN PROBABLE MAIN LINE OPERATOR,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS STUDIES YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SURPLUS CHEESE GOING FAST,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON POLICE WON'T UNLOCK CARS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
IRRIGATION PROJECTS OK BY REAGAN (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
KIDNAP SUSPECT FACES FEDERAL JURY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
ACORN WANTS BETTER DEAL WITH CENGAS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
APPROVED BILLS DROP INTEREST RATE LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HOUSING BOND BILL GOES TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"INTEREST RATE, STATE FISH, HOUSING BOND","Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LOCAL OFFICIALS SUPPORTIVE--& APPREHENSIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"SD DELEGATION ASKS, 'WHAT ABOUT FARMERS'","Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SENATE AFFIRMS WALLEYE AS STATE FISH,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"FOR THE POOR, IT'S TOO EARLY","Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
REAGAN WATCHER IS CAUTIOUS--SD OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
BASKETBALLS FELL IN DAKOTADOME THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ZOO STORIES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CONFERENCE ON STEPFAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
SAVE MONEY ON FOOD--SHOP WISELY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MAN'S DEATH BROUGHT REALITY OF WAR HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD BILLS WOULD CUT USER FEE TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BEHIND BARS AT SD STATE PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'TIMERIDER' INTRIGUING BUT MISSES MARK,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HIGH SCHOOLS PRESENT 1-ACT PLAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*WOMEN MUD-WRESTLERS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL RAISES MARRIAGE LICENSE FEE {dollar}15,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL CAUSE GROUPS ATTACK REAGAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONEY WOULD HELP KEEP DOORS OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BUSINESSMEN RESIGNED TO JOBLESS INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*DASCHLE AIRS VIEWS ON NATIONAL TV,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REDISTRICTING BOUND TO BE A HOT POTATO,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HAPPINESS--BEING YOUNG LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DRIVERS' SAFETY IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM SHOW OFFERS TOP NOTCH LIVESTOCK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVT MUST SHOW FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IF IOWA CAN PLOW WHY CAN'T SD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COVERAGE NEEDED FOR NON-SPORT ACTIVITIES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEW INSERT APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PICTURES FOR X-RATED FILM ADS BAD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ELDERLY NEED VISITORS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LINCOLN HIGH HOOTERS HAVE CLEANED UP ACT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STIFFER FINES NEEDED FOR CARELESS DRIVING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
JAMES SUBDISTRICT BOARD REAPPOINTS 5 MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIVESTOCK BARN OWNER SENT TO PRISON--FAULKTON,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN WANTED IN SHOOTING STILL AT LARGE--DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARK ATTENDANCE DROPS IN '82,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*COMPROMISE BILL ON CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BILL COMPLIES WITH UNEMPLOYMENT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY DEMOCRATS HIRE SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FAULTY KITCHEN APPLIANCE CAUSES FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LUNCHEON PLANNED DURING FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AMBULANCE OPERATOR SUES COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
UNION DELEGATES TO AIR LABOR ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BILL CHANGES FUEL TAX REFUND SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
BILL WOULD ALLOW OUSTER OF OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMMITTEE REJECTS REASSESS EASEMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MEASURE WOULD TAX AUCTION SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"PUC TERM, NUMBER CHANGE PROPOSED","Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WATER BILL GETS COMMITTEE APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"GIVES EXTRA MONEY TO GAME, FISH & PARKS","Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
LEGISLATION ALLOWS GUILTY BUT MENTALLY ILL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
GIVE UP FIGHT TO LOWER STATE TAX ON HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE CONSIDERS FEDS FOR HOSPITAL AID,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*AGRICULTURE SHOWS FIND A HOME IN SF,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*THIS FARMER'S SEEN A LOT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
HARNESS DRIVING SHOW LETS DRIVERS SHOW OFF,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*DRAFT HORSE PULL PUTS MUSCLE AGAINST METAL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
"*CHIANINA, AMERIFAX","Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*SHOW'S HAD RIGHT LINGO FOR 3 DECADES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*'THE FARM WOMEN ARE GOING TO BE THERE',"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
EVENTS FOR SIOUX EMPIRE RODEO,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.N, p.18, col.1"
*FAMILY WOULD RATHER RAISE DRAFT HORSES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1983, sect.N, p.26, col.1"
*SPRINGFIELD PLAN SUFFERS SETBACK,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOW THEY VOTED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
TV PROGRAMMERS BRING OUT BIG GUNS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*LOCAL MUSICIAN RELEASES ALBUM,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
A MATTER OF HUSTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
AN OMEN IN RUNNING FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
MARK OF APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
WEST CENTRAL'S MR T MUSCLES HIS WAY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ACTION ON DRINKING AGE POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE FARM SHOW'S COMING TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENDORSE PLANS TO HELP COUNTRY BUDGETS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO BAR STATE BOARD MEMBERS FROM LOBBYING,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"578 BILLS, 47 FEWER THAN LAST YEAR","Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BALLOON RIDE ENDS IN TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY HITS RECORD FOR BUILDING PERMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ELECTION LAWS ARE HARSH ON MINOR PARTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GROUPS PLAN RALLY TO KEEP KING HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFERS CHANCE TO SEE EXCELLENT LIVESTOCK (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESIDENTIAL WAYS FOR 1984 CAMPAIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HINES POSTPONES ANNOUNCING PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REALTOR ENTERS SCHOOL BOARD RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STICKNEY FIRE DESTROYS 2 BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
45 DAYS IN JAIL FOR OBSTRUCTING OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SENATE KILLS BILL TO INCREASE TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL GIVES COUNTIES BUDGET FLEXIBILITY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"CIGARETTE TAX, COUNTY BUDGET, ABUSED CHILD","Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMMITTEE OK'S SALE-LEASEBACK,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL WANTS REFORM IN TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMMITTEE VOTES TO BAN USING LAETRILE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
ETHAN--DISPAIR OF TROUBLED FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PAPAL REVIEW DOESN'T SURPRISE STATE PRIESTS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
SUCCESSFULLY FIGHT BILL LIMITING SEASON,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HELMETS TOO DEADLY AS FOOTBALL WEAPON,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LOWER LAND VALUES DON'T SIGNAL LOWER TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIMILAR TO THAT FOUND IN FARMERS OF '30S,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALLEN TAKES JOB AS DEMOCRAT LEADER,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MUENSTER TO OFFER BILL FOR LITTON WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NUCLEAR WASTE HAS TO GO SOMEWHERE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRIVATE COLLEGES DESERVE PUBLIC SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONCERN COUNTERS VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BELT LAW NOT ACCEPTABLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
INDIANS MUST STAND UNITED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NEW PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
CHURCHES STEP TO UNITY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TOP JAYCEE GIVES SPEECH IN SF,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MEET REP MORTIMER FROM BELLE FOUCHE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CEMENT SALES DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*WHERE HIS HEART IS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*MADELYNN FALTEMIER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LIBRARIES OFFER ADULT READING PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
DAKTRONICS INC HONORS LONGTIME SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GURNEY CO'S MAGAZINE HITS THE NEWSSTAND,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JACKRABBIT OPENS STATION TO SERVE INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORTHLANDER LTD REALIGNS INTO FIVE DIVISIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SMALL-BUSINESS HANDBOOK NOW AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE LAWS ON TRANSIENT MERCHANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*RETAILERS SAY--FAREWELL, LUVERNE","Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ANNOYING MILEAGE LOG HAS EVERYONE UPSET,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BUILDERS HELP DEVELOP RENTERS' MARKET,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TO CLIMB,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MARATHON MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
NUTRITION SERVICES NEEDS HELPERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WAVES LOOKING FOR MORE MEMBERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED IN SEVERAL AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ECUMENICAL MOVEMENT GOOD NEWS FOR PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE FINALLY IS UNITED ON WASTE ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EARTH ISLAND TO DISPLAY INDIAN CULTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HORMEL STRIKERS PLAN TO INCREASE PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO CHANGE STATE'S VIEWING HABITS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2-CAR COLLISION NEAR READLYN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRUMMER BEATS DISEASE WITH MUSIC,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKERS CONSIDER CREATING RESERVE FUND,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WOMEN JOIN FORCES TO FIGHT FOR RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TIGHTENING ELIGIBILITY RULES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NAMED TO CHILD SAFETY PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PUPPETS TEACH STUDENTS ABOUT HANDICAPS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLITICAL HOT AIR TO WARM STATEHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
STATE LANGUAGE PROPOSED IN BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SWEPT AWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CAUSE OF BUS CRASH REMAINS UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL RESIDENTS WANT STRAIGHT TALK,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*RUBBING OUT TENSION,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CANOE ASSOCIATION PICKS DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
VISITING NURSES CHOOSE BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CENTRAL WAR IS ROOT OF CYNICISM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T OVERREACT TO ELECTION NUISANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LOGO FIRM DESERVES THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TRANSFER FACILITY NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CITY OFFICIAL GOES TOO FAR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T SLOW DOWN AMBULANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PREP ALL-STAR GAMES FINANCED IN UNIQUE WAY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANOVA DELAYS SCHOOL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE STUDENTS PROVIDE TAX HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DELATEK ASKS ABOUT ARIZ SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UP THE RIVER,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY LIMITS PARKING ON RIDGE ROAD,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SWIFT WANTS PAY CUT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TELLINGHUISEN DECLINES SPENDING INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL, UNION SETTLE ARKANSAS CITY STRIKE","Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*AT THE ZOO,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HAYWARD SCHOOL RULING MIGHT COME IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BELL DEFENDS GIVING,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RETAIL GROWTH SURPASSES NATIONAL RATE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOUSE PASSES TWO BILLS ON VICTIM'S RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REFERENDUM BILL SCRAPPED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEMINAR TO DISCUSS SMALL BUSINESS MARKETING,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE HOUSE ALTERS AID TO EDUCATION FORMULA,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY TO CONSIDER ROAD WORKER CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TESTING PROGRAM NEEDS ADJUSTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*A CLOSE SHAVE AT THE FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAWYERS DELIVER OPENING REMARKS IN PIPELINE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY ANCHORS DEFEND NEWSMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GIVE CITIES MORE SALES TAX FREEDOM (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPORTS-TITLES STORY CONTAINED MISTAKES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHIROPRACTORS CAN HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HOWARD FARM GROUP TO HOLD MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEN EXTRADITED FROM CONNECTICUT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATUTOTY RAPE LAW CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION APPROVES SALES TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS DOWN SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STENOTYPE INSTITUTE MOVES CLASSES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BALTIC MAYOR ASKS FOR VOICE ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WILCOX WORRIED GIRL WOULD DIE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AIDS VICTIMS SEEK SPECIAL HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL SUES SIOUX CITY UNION,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*DOKKEN ARRAIGNED ON DISTRIBUTION OF DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*STATE NEEDS INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BILL ADVOCATES MANDATORY TESTING FOR AIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BILL WOULD CHARGE FIRMS FOR CHEMICAL SPILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAY CARE LICENSING BILL INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS OFFER {dollar}16 MILLION TEACHER PAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARM MEDIATION AMONG AGRICULTURE PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE UNANIMOUSLY OK'S DISEASE CONTROL BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARTY LEADERS DISAGREE ON GAS TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN PUT FAVORITE RECIPES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JACKS EDGE BISON 69-65,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*DASCHLE'S FREE TRIP TO CALIFORNIA,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*JAYWALKERS DEFY RISKS, STAY OUT OF LINE","Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLU SEASON CUTS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WISE BUY CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DEVELOP REDI FAIR PAY BILL IS FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EARLY PRIMARY DESERVES A 'YEA' VOTE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TV BAN A GOOD WAY TO SPOTLIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DECORATIONS THIEF CALLOUS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
TAX FREEZE A GOOD IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*COURT RULING LEGALIZING ABORTION OPENED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EXHIBIT WILL FEATURE SCHOOL ARTISTS' WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP PLANS MORE CHILDREN'S THEATRE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYHOUSE ACTOR DOUBLES UP,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOING BACK TO THE ROOTS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
A CRITIC MUST LAY IT ON THE LINE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EX-CONGRESSMAN WERNER DEAD AT 96,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICER SUSPENDED IN SHOOTING OF MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEENS BILL PHONE CALLS TO CITY FIRM,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-SENATOR OUT OF POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOLEM DOUBTS PRISON WILL BE BUILT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN SCHOOL LEADER RESIGNS AFTER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ACTION ON COLLEGE NAME CHANGE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AUSTAD SUPPORTS ANTI-ABORTION BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CRIMINAL CASES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE AGAINST NEBRASKA WASTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DAIN CHIEF CAUTIOUS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
UNION LEADERS SF VISIT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
"*MODESTLY, HART CHANGES HISTORY","Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STILL STUNG BY TEAR-GAS INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SONGWRITER GIVES VOICE TO STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SHOW FOR CHARITY AND BRIDAL PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'DRIVING MISS DAISY' DESERVES HONOR,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
BUSH'S CHINA VICTORY PUTS PRESSURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EQUALIZE CITY PAY HIKES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KING HOLIDAY DECISION SHOULD BE REVERSED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY NEEDS CARE TRAUM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
FIGHT HIGH TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
THEATER HISTORIC LANDMARK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PEOPLE'S RIGHTS PROTECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
APPEAL POSTPONES MANSION HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARRAIGNMENT SET ON ESCAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG CASE PLEAS CHANGED TO GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTH DAKOTAN INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROBERT FROST'S 'WINTER WONDERLAND',"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE SENDS LOTTO BILL TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTAN CRITICAL AFTER 5-STORY FALL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL CALENDER BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OWNER--CITY HAS DELIVERED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MUENSTER TO DECLARE BID MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
OPTIMIST CLUB URGES PASSAGE OF 911 SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD MED SCHOOL LANDS STATE GRANT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIR RESCUE CONSIDERED FOR MOTORCYCLE RALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS BOARD OPPOSES TAX MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"STATE OK'S SPORTS PACT BETWEEN COLMAN, EGAN","Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*HOG OPERATION EVOKES OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FEDERAL OFFICIALS SPOT CONTAMINATION IN CREEK,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PINE RIDGE MAN GETS 1 YEAR FOR DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
POLICE SUSPECT 3 IN DOZENS OF BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WAKPALA MAN KILLED IN CRASH--TWO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE BILL TARGETS GROUND WATER EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FMHA HOUSING MONEY TO 5 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
YEUTTER REAPPOINTS 3 TO STATE ASCS POSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS TOUR PRISONS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
KILLS BILL TO OVERHAUL SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MICKELSON MAY CONSIDER TAX PAYMENT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE APPROVES GOVERNOR'S FLAG BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*12 FROM SD UNIT CALLED TO ACTIVE DUTY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*5 YEARS AFTER CHALLENGER,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSAL LINKS SALARY STRUCTURE TO REDI,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*ASTRONAUT'S GIFT A REMINDER OF TRAGEDY, HOPE","Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
RECYCLING EFFORT NEEDS CITY'S HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD INUNDATED WITH LAWS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE DIDN'T PROTEST DURING WWII (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THOSE WORRIED ABOUT GI'S SHOULD GIVE BLOOD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
'IMPRESSIONS' INVASION INTO DARK AND EVIL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS ARE NOT EDUCATORS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
2 WRONGS DON'T MAKE A RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DISPLAY FLAG TO SHOW SUPPORT FOR TROOPS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WOMEN CAN HAVE IT IN WAR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*RESTAURANTS LINKED TO SOUNDS OF WAR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CITY MAN INJURED IN I-229 ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COSMOPOLITAN CLUBS HONOR LOCAL DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 4-YEAR TERM FOR 4TH DWI OFFENSE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MUST BE LISTED BY FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PRESSLER, TRIBE MEET ON DUMP","Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF BLOOD BANK STILL NEEDS DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIBLE SCHOLARS WATCH FOR APOCALYPSE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*DELL RAPIDS BUCKS TREND, GROWS BY 95","Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON STUMPS STATE FOR TAX-HIKE PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHERMAN LOSES ONE-THIRD OF POPULATION,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GOVERNOR SOUNDING LIKE A DEMOCRAT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
'BROOKINGS REGISTER' NAMES MANAGING EDITOR,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN'S SHOOTING DEATH BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*ONE FOR THE TROOPS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
STATE IS SEEKING VISITOR-CENTER HOSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
GRAND JURY--IF BOY'S DEATH IS HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
CHURCHES SEEK CURBS ON GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
ABERDEEN TEEN FACES MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
"MICKELSON, DEMOCRATS CONTINUE TAX BATTLE","Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*SD PLAYERS LEFT GIANTS WITH NO REGRETS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA HOLDS OFF ST CLOUD 82-78,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONDITIONS EXCELLENT AT HILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*SUPER BOWL SILVER ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
EXPERIMENT FARM ANNUAL MEETING SET,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FED CRACKS DOWN ON NEW TYPE OF EGG,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD PBS PROGRAM TO FOCUS ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
THREE-DAY AGARAMA WILL BEGIN FEB 26,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON TRUCKING FIRM LEASES TRAILERS FOR GULF WAR,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WAR COULD FUEL RUNAWAY FARM COSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FARM LEADERS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT MADIGAN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
*TAX REFORM LIT FIRE IN LEGISLATOR'S EYES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
VISITING BASSIST BRINGS LIGHT TOUCH TO SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*BENCH AEROBICS GIVES WORKOUT ROUTINE A LIFT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
EXERCISERS GET FIT THROUGH YOGA,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
*TRAGER METHOD IS MASSAGE ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.4"
*TOURISM FIVE-YEAR GOAL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1991, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
*QB POWERS ROUT OF BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINS ROUND AGAINST LEUKEMIA,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAPPING OFF TAX DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DREAM VISIT DESCRIBED THROUGH PAIR'S DIARY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CPA SPEAKS OUT INSIDE KREMLIN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DOWN'S BLOOD TEST NOT AVAILABLE HERE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"RACISM MUST BE EXPOSED, BANISHED (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE'S VOTE SHOULD DECIDE SEATBELT ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COUPLE THANKS HELPFUL SF MAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ABSENTEE BALLOTS AVAILABLE AT COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CIVIL RIGHTS ADVISORY PANEL TO MEET TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MARIJUANA CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO CONSIDER REMOVING PARKING ON 10TH ST STRETCH,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE GUARD MIGHT TAKE NEXT SHOT IN BROADCASTING,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUNDAY SLEDDIN',"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AGENCIES TO OFFER TARGETS FOR BUDGET HIT LIST,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS GIVE JOBLESS SUPPORT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE ASIDES ALL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SCHOENBECK TO VIE FOR DISTRICT 1 SEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EDGEMONT MAYOR RESIGNS FROM POST,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY COUNCIL DENIES BIDS BY PUBLIC AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FRANKENFELD SAYS INCUMBENT NOT INVINCIBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
LAWMAKERS SAY THEY FAVOR SEAT-BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
RANCHER SEEKS USE FOR HORSE SANCTUARY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
HOMESTAKE DRILLS FOR SECURE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"FOREST SERVICE, MINE MAKE LAND DEAL","Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
DEMOCRAT PROPOSES EDUCATION AID PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*TENANTS FEAR TIFT MAY LEAD TO EVICTION,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WASHINGTON VETOES BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS SENTENCED IN DEATH IN RAPID,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CRASH INJURES TWO,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOTHERS FOUND GUILTY OF LETTING SONS SKIP SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BILL KEEPS GUNS FROM COURTROOMS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY TARGETED TO MEET MEDICAID NEEDS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CLASH ON 'GOOD BEHAVIOR' SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ABORTION LEGISLATION COULD COST STATE--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PANEL OK'S WASTE DUMP STUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
DUXBURY QUESTIONS LOTTERY'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*MOUNT RUSHMORE SHOULD BE KEPT DRY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GAME WARDEN'S DEED DEFIES SD ATTITUDES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EX-CITY COMMISSIONER SUED FOR CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING MAY SEEK SCHOOL BOARD SEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TAKES HELM OF AG SUBCOMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MADISON CALLERS REJECT LIFTING GAY BAN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VICTIM'S REFUSAL GETS RAPIST LIGHT SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CLINTON'S VIEWS DON'T ALIGN WITH HIS CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAIRGROUND UPGRADE PLAN WOULD COST {dollar}1.8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MOST DOUBT CLINTON CAN CHANGE MUCH,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAGISTRATE THROWS OUT CONDUCT ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS DELAY VOTE ON BANK BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK AT VETERANS REUNION,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT WINS GEOGRAPHY INTERNSHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LINCOLN COUNTY REDISTRICTING PLAN GAINS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JEFFERSON SCHOOL MEETING CALLED OFF DUE TO ABSENCES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*DECENT TALENT MAY BE THERE FOR CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKYFORCE TOPLE GRAND RAPIDS 104-101,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL TEAM TO FACE VIKINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*TEACHER PUTS ECONOMICS OF COOKING INTO PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*COLD FUELS RISING HEAT BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STORM SOCKS EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE TAKES DIOCESE OUT OF LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MILLER IN SF TO TALK ABOUT SCHOOL AID,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SNOW-ALERT PLAN KICKS IN WITH 2 INCHES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
COMMITTEE REJECTS NEW THREAT PENALTY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE RECOMMENDS JOINT CUSTODY OF KIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR HALTS SEAT-BELT DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES CABLE-TV LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES DRIVING AFTER DUI'S,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"{dollar}2,000 PAY INCREASE FOR LEGISLATORS","Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*DEATH-PENALTY FOES LOSE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
LAWMAKERS LOOK TO VIDEO LOTTERY FOR MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BAN ON HANDGUNS FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SD WOMAN PLEADS FOR HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
"*GOVERNOR, SUPERINTENDENT WORKING WELL TOGETHER","Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESIDENT LEAVES NO STONE UNTURNED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RELEASE OF STEELE WAS RISKY MOVE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--MANDATORY SEAT BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT IN ETHANOL IS WORTHWHILE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA NEEDS TAX SYSTEM THAT IS FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PROFESSOR IS WRONG ABOUT ETHANOL'S IMPACT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY TOPIC OF WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GARRESTON MAN ADMITS MISSING COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN HURT IN FIGHT OVER PARKING SPOT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN IMPRISONED FOR BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AND THE BID RINGS OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JUHNKES WERE FLEEING,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOR WEARING SUSPECTED GANG CLOTHING,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RURAL FOLKS TURN TO EACH OTHER,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL TO STUDY CITY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WATERTOWN MEN DELIVER HELP IN CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BROOKINGS COUNTY DWI'S DROP TO 195,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN GUILTY OF TWO DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CANISTOTA DOCTOR TO HELP ECUADOREANS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARDON BOARD HEARD BURTZLAFF STORY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TEA THEFTS, VANDALISM LEVEL OFF","Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN DENIES ABUSING KITTEN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*THE BUILDING GOES ON,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARENTS FIGHTING YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*PARTNERSHIPS, CREATIVE PLANNING","Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
DASCHLE INTRODUCES DISASTER LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DOWNTOWN FIRMS PLAN WEEKEND SALE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAJOR AIRLINES CUT MOST TICKET FARES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SPS INC REPORTS NET-INCOME INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FILTER MAKER SETTLES IN PARKER,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
MORRELL MAY GET STATE AID,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
STATE REGULATOR WANTS MORE PROTECTION FOR GRAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*ONE WARM SPOT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE FAIR COMMISSION PLANS RECORD BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MORRISON SCORES WITH COUGARS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AREA COLLEGE SPORTS NOTEBOOK,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*POWER RANGER MANIA WON'T FADE EASILY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S EDUCATION ROLE A MATTER OF MONEY (PROF),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE DEMOCRATS OFFER PROPERTY-TAX ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BEAVERS TAKE BITE OUT OF FARMLAND,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FBI WON'T CHARGE MAN FOR CARRYING EXPLOSIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TAX INCREMENT FINANCING DISTRICTS OK'D,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL REQUIRING HUNTERS TO WEAR ORANGE CLOTHING,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE MAY OUTLAW DOCTORS WHO LOSE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL WOULD MAKE KILLING UNBORN CHILD A CRIME,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKERS DESERVE FOUR-YEAR TERMS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CAN THE CORNY BILLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PRIVITIZATION RUINED PUBLIC BROADCASTING'S IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MOTORCYCLIST DISPUTES HELMET SAFETY FIGURES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RETIREE URGES FAIRNESS IN PROPERTY-TAX REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
USE OF SEAT-BELTS PREVENTS TRAGIC DEATHS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COVERAGE OF KILLING LACKED COMPASSION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
TICKETS FOR POWELL NOT AVAILABLE YET,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TICKING PARCEL GIVES POST OFFICE A SCARE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON STUDENTS PLAN TO GO ON AIR TO RAISE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY REPUBLICANS SELECT NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEN. PRESSLER MOVES TO NEW DC OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHARGES UNLIKELY IN BUS ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HUNDREDS COME TO TYLER'S AID,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUSPECT IN CUTTING OF PHONE LINES SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORMER POLICE OFFICER FOUND GUILTY OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE FIRE WAS ARSON,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"CITY EMS BOARD LOSES ITS RIGHT TO TAX, BORROW","Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER STATE'S ATTORNEY GETS KIDNEY FROM BROTHER,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FOUR AIRPORTS RECEIVE {dollar}2.8 MILLION IN GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONSPIRACY CONVICTION STANDS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
IRENE 10TH-GRADERS' LEGACY WILL GROW AT NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JUSTICES DENY RAPID CITY EX-TEACHER'S CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COUNTIES SEEKING NSP PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
RESERVATION ON LIST OF POOREST NEIGHBORHOODS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
RURAL AIR SERVICE SUBSIDY MAY END,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
REGULATION ON CROP SPRAYING PUT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS TO LOBBY FOR PORT-OF-ENTRY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SKYFORCE DOMINATED CAVALRY,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DAKOTA VALLEY GYMNASTICS TEAM SMALL BUT STRONG,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AN UNFULFILLED HUNTING SEASON,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LAND AND ART REMINDS US WHO WE ARE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CATALOGS TEMPT THE EYES AND WALLETS OF GARDENERS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A FEW GUYS WANT GIGS,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RIGHT PLANTER CAN HELP TREE GROW INSIDE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
ONLY 1 ARREST MADE IN ROBBERY SPATE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WAR OF SCHOOLS UNCORKS RIVALRY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WAR OF SCHOOLS UNCORKS RIVALRY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LOSS OF RAILS WOULD COST STATE MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUDGET BURDEN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MORE COLLEGE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
HELMET LAW REINSTATEMENT OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
MORE COLLEGE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
BARRIER AWARENESS FINE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
COMMENDS ARGUS FOR CARRYING RESUSCITATION STORY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
DAKOTA'S LOW MURDER RATE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
USING OPENNESS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
SALES GOOD DESPITE CARRYOVER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
*COMPUTER PROGRAMMING BUSINESS OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
*BICK NAMED SENIOR ENGINEER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
*NATIONAL BANK MAKES PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
*DAVIS JOINS WATER GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
*BOYD PROMOTED AT SIOUX VALLEY HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
*HODGIN NAMED MANAGING OFFICER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
REMIS COMPILES MULTI-LISTINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.2"
EXPERT PREDICTS WHEAT MARKET RISE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.4"
CONSTRUCTION UP IN MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
JOHN MORRELL ANNOUNCES RETIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
SCOTT RETIRES AFTER 20 YEARS WITH HARDWARE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION DROPS 26 PERCENT IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.2"
*NORTHWESTERN BANK HIRES CONTROLLER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.2"
TAX PREPARATION SEMINAR TO BE HELD,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.3"
SF TRADES AND LABOR ASSEMBLY OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.3"
SD SETTLES ISSUE IN BIG WAY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHIEFS BEAT AUGIE OVERTIME,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHRIS DEANS AGAIN STATE NEMESIS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
THE ERA HAS ENDED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TECH DEFEATS COUGARS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HIGH WATER LEVELS MAKE HABITAT SAFE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
GARRETSON WOMAN JOINS TROPHY CLUB,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
JAMES RIVER SURVEY SHOWS 21 FISH SPECIES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
FISHERMAN'S GUIDE GIVES TIPS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*CHASING RODEOS IN HIS BLOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY BOARD TABLES BUDGET HIKES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLANNING BOARD CHECKS CITY'S GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HEARING REFLECTS WAR BETWEEN WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE COULD RECOVER HIGHWAY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARING REFLECTS WAR BETWEEN WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS OPPOSE TAIWAN MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN STAND ON ABORTION UNALTERED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MCGOVERN STAND ON ABORTION UNALTERED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"RAPE SUSPECT ACQUITTED, STILL JAILED","Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WASTE WATER DECISION NEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROGRAM ON PATIENTS SET,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WASTE WATER DECISION NEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NURSES SAY SALARIES BELOW AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HEART SERIES TO BE HELD AT MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SPONSORS FOR SUMMER MEALS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*DRIFT DON'T STOP SCOUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HELEN GLENN-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EDGEMONT COMBATING BOOMTOWN BLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EDGEMONT COMBATING BOOMTOWN BLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
A POET AND A PHILOSOPHER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
A POET AND A PHILOSOPHER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*DEAN CHURCHILL-FROM WRESTLING TO RODEOING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD STATE MEN WIN RODEO CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*FARM SHOW A MARKETING MAZE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA RAIL HISTORY STEAMS INTO REVERSE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WINTER ARRIVES AT LAST,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRAITHWAITE HEARING SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONVERSION TO COAL FOR FUEL HAS DRAWBACKS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONVERSION TO COAL FOR FUEL HAS DRAWBACKS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONVERSION TO COAL FOR FUEL HAS DRAWBACKS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BRAITHWAITE HEARING SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BRAITHWAITE HEARING SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RAIL PLAN CAN AID SD ECONOMY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY CHAIN LETTERS BREAK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WATER DEVELOPMENT NEEDS LOCAL ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PUBLIC THANKED FOR TELETHON RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FEDS OK INTERSTATE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INTEREST IN SD 'VICE TAXES' REKINDLES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INTEREST IN SD 'VICE TAXES' REKINDLES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGHER GAS PRICES GREET SF MOTORISTS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DEATH STILL BAFFLES AUTHORITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEATH STILL BAFFLES AUTHORITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEATHERMEN-RIPSNORTERS AND FIZZLERS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VIC BATTISTA THIRD TO SEEK COMMISSION POST,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*VIC BATTISTA THIRD TO SEEK COMMISSION POST,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOOD SQUEEZE SEEN IF SUMMER DROUGHT HITS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'INCUMBENCY PROBLEMS' FACE LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW GETS BILL ERASING TAX DEBT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SENATE--LET COUNTIES SET SALARIES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW GETS BILL REASING TAX DEBT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FUNDAMENTALISTS--LET US RUN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"KEEP 5TH CENT, BOOST STATE AID (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRAISES PLAN FOR NEW MINING BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW DISPUTES CRITICISM ABOUT RAILS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
MCGOVERN--NO REGRETS ON LETTER TO PRIEST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
JANKLOW DISPUTES CRITICISM ABOUT RAILS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
ADVICE FOR MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
2 INDICTED IN POT PLANE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GROCERY STORE BURNS IN RELIANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MORE MONEY GRANTED FOR 49TH STREET,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EDGEMONT RADIATION ANALYZED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
WIND EROSION THREAT TO DRY AG LAND,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
URANIUM ISSUE COMES TO HEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
HOMESTAKE FACING TOUGH TAX FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE KILLS DENTAL PLAN FOR NEEDY PROPOSED BY JA,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SENATORS CHALLENGE ENGELHART APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
COMMITTEE KILLS DENTAL PLAN FOR NEEDY PROPOSED BY JA,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
RESOLUTION FOR ELECTED AG SECRETARY DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
RESOLUTION FOR ELECTED AG SECRETARY DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"PROGRAM SWAP GOOD FOR SD, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CROP-DESTROYING DEER TARGET OF HUNTING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE RULES STATE CAN KILL DISEASED ELK,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*INJURIES DOG AUGUSTANA WRESTLER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*'GOLDEN POND' TRANSCENDS SAPPINESS (FINE),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROBERT BLY--A PASSION FOR POETRY (FINE),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JOB SECURITY OF STATE EMPLOYEES THREATENED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLITICS SEEP INTO ENDORSEMENT (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN FOUND GUILTY OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
W RIVER GROUP WANTS MORE RECOURSE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY FEELS SNOWED BY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
LET COURT DECIDE MANDAN QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REQUIRING PERMISSION IS JUSTIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WANTS ROBERTS TO STAND FOR PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
ASCS OFFICES WILL BE COMBINED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN SCHOOL OFFICIAL TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEAD FARM ANIMAL BUSINESS BRISK,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ECONOMIST SEES BUSINESS UPSWING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FEDERAL JURY WILL HEAR KIDNAP CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MCLAUGHLIN FARMER DIES OF EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WON'T RUN FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD MAN TRIES TO HANG HIMSELF IN CELL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WATER CONGRESS PICKS MADISON MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WAUBAY STUDENTS BACK IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
UNHAPPY CITY WORKERS WILL BE EVALUATED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
BUDGET PANEL DELAYS PRISON REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FLUORIDE BILL DEFEATED BY HOUSE PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"FLUORIDE, MANDAN, ENERGY, LIQUOR BILLS","Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEE PAY PACKAGE UP TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BILL AXING ENERGY FUND GOES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BILL PROPOSES UPPING BEER-BUYING AGE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HOUSE OK'S WHOLESALE LIQUOR BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
PANEL OK'S BILL AFFECTING MANDAN LINE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"REINSTATE HELMET LAW, LEGISLATOR SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
A NEW CULTURAL PHENOMENON--THE FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
GRANNY'S SOLD--EXPANSION IN 1982 PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TRUCK TOPPLES INTO DITCH,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
KEEPING ROADS FREE OF SNOW IS FRUSTRATING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
VETS FIGHT BILL TO CHANGE DATE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
VARIETY OF SPECIAL EVENTS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*HORSE-PULLING CONTEST NEW EVENT AT SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
"*FATHER, SON SEEK CHAROLAIS RECOGNITION","Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*THE KOLLER BROTHERS' WAY OF RAISING PIGS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*SDSU THE LEADER THIS YEAR IN RODEOS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.N, p.18, col.6"
*BRANDON BOY NOT YOUR NORMAL SHEEP RAISER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.N, p.24, col.1"
STUDY--SD FARMERS CAN DOUBLE CROP,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.N, p.27, col.1"
TIPS ON KEEPING STRESS AWAY FROM YOUR PIGS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.N, p.29, col.1"
BATTERY-POWERED VEHICLES CAN DO FARM WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.N, p.30, col.1"
DOUBLING OF SD CASH FARM MARKETINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.N, p.31, col.1"
EXPERT CALLS WHEAT PLANTING BEARISH,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.N, p.34, col.1"
1981 WAS A BAD YR FOR LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.N, p.36, col.1"
WINTER CRITICAL TIME FOR SUPPLEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1982, sect.N, p.38, col.1"
SALES TAX ON UTILITIES BACK IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ARREST MADE IN WATERTOWN MURDER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*INDIAN ARTIST'S WORK BEGINS WITH A WALL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LIFE ON THE ROAD'S LIKE PERPETUAL SLUMBER PARTY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GUTHRIE CHANGES TOURING PROGRAM ITINERARY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
YOU CAN CALL ME RAY OR YOU CAN CALL ME...,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
WHOSE SIDE ARE THEY ON--AUGUSTANA OR ISU,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*LINE ABANDONED BETWEEN PIERRE & RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPANY SEEKING DISTILLERY HAS DISAGREED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PRISON OVERCROWDING SEVERE, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLIC CAN'T MAKE GUARANTEES ON SD SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATOR TELLS FEDS DROP WATER DIVERSION PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF MAN PROTESTS CITY PARKING LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*STATE TEACHERS GROUP SUPPORTS EVALUATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*REAGAN READY FOR BIPARTISAN EFFORT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BILL DROPS FOOD TAX, HIKES SALES TAX","Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEMOS WANT CEMENT PLANT EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE DELAYS VOTE ON SHELTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEASURE WOULD ALTER FISHING LICENSING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINERAL TAX CHANGE ACTION DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PART-TIME PUBLIC DEFENDERS OK'D,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLAN HIKES GAME DEPARTMENT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SPRUCING UP FOR THE FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BILL CHANGES RACING TRACKS' REVENUES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"MEASURE TAXES OIL, GAS IN STATE","Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BANKS MOVE CLOSER TO MERGER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CAUSE OF CRASH REMAINS MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GRAIN STORAGE OPENS NEAR IPSWICH,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN NOT CONTESTING MANSLAUGHTER--CANISTOTA,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MANAGER STEPS DOWN AFTER 30 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUNBIRD LOUNGE BACK IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CITY EMPLOYEES GET INVOLVED IN CITY POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
UNION OFFICIAL TO RUN FOR DEMOCRATIC CHAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
3 MORE MIGHT RUN FOR CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HIGH COURT REVOKES TRYGSTAD'S LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*FRIENDS GIVE FAMILY HOPE AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SPONSORS OF COAL BILL PREDICT PASSAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"THOMAS, ZULK FRIENDLY IN BASKETBALL RIVALRY","Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BRADY BALANCES WASHINGTON BASKETBALL ACT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SENATORS REJECT JANKLOW'S PLAN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN TIED TO DRUG PROBE FOUND DEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN ACTIVIST ADMITS MURDER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
'OKLAHOMA' PERFORMANCE IS SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SENATE HONORS PAGES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BILLS WOULD CHANGE COLLEGE RULES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAW DEAN--BILL WOULD KILL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LAW SCHOOL, COLLEGE ENTRANCE, AUTO LICENSE","Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL SPLIT ON STATUE OF LIBERTY IDEA,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLAN FOR HIGHER LICENSE FEE GETS OK,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE--BAN PRESCRIBING LAETRILE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'I DON'T SUPPORT NUKE DUMP',"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FARM SHOW GIVES YOUTHS HEAD START,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PUBLIC DEFENDER'S OFFICE CUT COSTS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ANTI-NUCLEAR LEADER ATTACKS TACTICS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
UTILITIES PANEL SAYS WEST SHOULD PAY FEE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
19 ARRESTED IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LOW INFLATION RATE TO AID RECOVERY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MERGER A BACKWARD STEP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PEOPLE CAN FORCE PRICES DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU TEACHER TRIES TO SOLVE IT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LET'S GET DOWN TO BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RAPIST CAN HAVE CLEAN RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BANK CAN SEIZE KRSS EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CLERK GETS PROBATION FOR STEALING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LITTON PLANS BUILDING EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO 7 DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VOLESKY SAYS HE WON'T RUN FOR US HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HUGGABLE PAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIREN AGAINST AMBULANCE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS MAY SPEND EXTRA HOUR IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WASHINGTON CHOIR HITS A HIGH,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN LEADERS TO EXAMINE HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOOK FOR MONEY TO IMPROVE ROADS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RURAL LIFESTYLE WILL NOT DIE WITHOUT A FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRAFT TEAMS HIGHLIGHT FAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS ELECTIVES, SCHEDULE","Argus LeaderJan 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TO HEAR PLANS FOR DOWNTOWN HOTEL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NOT FIT TO BE TOP LEGAL OFFICER (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SURVIVAL OF INDIAN TRIBES CONCERNS OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YELLOW THUNDER TRIAL SET TO RESUME,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUTHORITIES LOOK FOR PRISONER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
USD GETS BOOKS FOR COURSE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BOY OR GIRL--YOUR CHOICE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-SUPERVISOR GIVES TIPS ON FACING FMHA,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HORMEL FIRES WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE FACES {dollar}4 MILLION SPEEDING TICKET,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TIME TO PULL IN FARM SHOW REINS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BARBERSHOP CHORUS INSTALLS OFFICERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CANOE ASSOCIATION ELECTS BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
MENTAL HEALTH OFFICERS ANNOUNCED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SIOUXLAND MUSEUM ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CITY SHOULD SUPPORT CHANGING ELECTION LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS TO PAY THE BUDGET PIPER (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT GROUP HELPING KEEP GOOD THING GOING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SURVEY IS REASON FOR PRIDE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LIMIT VOTE-BUYER'S POWER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ENGLISH SHOULD BE PRIORITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T PUT BLAME ON TOWN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
STATE TOURNAMENTS REGAIN OLD FORMATS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARTS CENTER PANEL BACKS NEW 1 PERCENT TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD REDUCE INTEREST EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PRICES, LOW RATES INTEREST CITY HOME BUYERS","Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FACING THE COLD,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARGO CHIEF SEARCH NO LONGER INCLUDES GREEN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FLASHY SUNDAY NIGHT SKY MAY HAVE BEEN METEOR,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOUSE SCRAPS REGENT COLLEGE ENTRANCE RULES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SEXUAL CONTACT WITH MINOR,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE TOPS PRIVATE SECTOR IN LOBBYIST NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
3 FOUND GUILTY IN TRIBE EMBEZZLEMENT CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BILL WOULD LET MORE PEOPLE BE REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT ALLOWS CONSOLIDATION OF 2 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM ADVOCATE TO SPEAK ON FMHA REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESOLUTION PROPOSES PRESIDENT LINE-ITEM VETO,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT CRITICALLY INJURED AFTER FALL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CORN, OATS FOR EMERGENCY FEED","Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW WANTS {dollar}1.2 MILLION FOR CLASSROOMS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STOFFERAHN BLASTS FARM POLICY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BARNETT CENTER WORK TO BEGIN SOON,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
QUITTING-BUSINESS DOESN'T PROMPT CITY ACTION,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SD NATIVE FOLLOWS SPACE DREAM,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRAGEDY NOT FORGOTTEN IN AREA,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SCHOLARSHIP TAKES STUDENTS TO NASA,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
AREA RESIDENTS HEAR DIFFERENT SPEECH,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*SPEECH FAILS TO ANSWER BIG QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TO ENACT INTRUSIVE LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BILLBOARD'S MESSAGE UNIQUE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
TRADE SCHOOLS NEED SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
REMEMBER THE CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CITIZENS GROUP TO DISCUSS PARKING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY BUSES OFFER HALF FARE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MADISON VOTERS OK SALES TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRANSIT SYSTEM HIRES BUS GUARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CATHEDRAL MAY BE MOVED TO ALL SAINTS HILL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GIVING A HAND,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHIEF JUSTICE--PROMPTNESS A PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE SCOLDS 'SLOPPY' PROSECUTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ACHES, PAINS ABOUND IN SF SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COLLEGES NEED AIDS PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS FOR BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PORNOGRAPHY POSSESSION BILL OK'D IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE INVESTIGATE DEATH THREAT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VICTIM FOUND SEVERAL HOURS AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
6 REDFIELD MEN HONORED FOR VALOR,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BUDGET MUST BE CUT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SINGLE-PARENT FAMILIES INCREASING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BILL TO TAX ADS OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*GARAGE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
HIGHWAY WORKERS GET HIGHER ALLOWANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*GREGORY FINDS COACHING HEAVEN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT FAMILY FARMING IS ALL ABOUT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"LIVESTOCK SALES, FOOD DRAW CROWDS","Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
FORMER FARMERS IN NEW FIELDS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1987, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
"PIERRE TEACHER WINS {dollar}10,000 IN LOTTERY","Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DEFENDANT NEVER HURT HER CHILD,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING READY FOR SHOW AND SELL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
READY FOR STATE'S FIRST PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUSH CREDITS '85 FARM BILL FOR RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FARM WOMEN TACKLE NEW CHORES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SPEAKER HELPS SUICIDE SURVIVORS COPE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"ISSUE IN BUSH, RATHER SPAT (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA SHOULD HONOR KING LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
READING FOR PLEASURE SETS GOOD EXAMPLE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*JACKRABBITS PIN AUGUSTANA 22-14,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RADIO MAN STUMPS FOR CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CONVICTED RAPIST APPEALS CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EROS WON'T HAVE BIG BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN RAPE OF 7-YEAR OLD BOY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER TO LEAD UNITED WAY BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLEAS ENTERED IN DRUG BUST CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RAILROAD KILLED ETSI PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SUSPECTS IN BEATING ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BREAK-IN WORRIES EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOWNS AFTER CONSOLIDATION DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROBERTSON BACKERS PUSH VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BILL ALLOWS STUDENT TO VOTE WITH REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL DEFINING BURGLARY MOVES TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL WOULD CHANGE MILL LEVY TO DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE PASSES BILL TO EXPAND LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL VOTES TO REPEAL EXTRA 1-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD SHOULD APPOINT MORE WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL OK'S PHONE DEREGULATION BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RESIDENTS TO REVIEW STREET PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REGENTS WANT TO JOIN EXCHANGE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*54-DEGREE HIGH MELTS CITY RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTE ALLOWS RESERVATION CASINOS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PREGNANCY TEST ORDERED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TO VOTE ON WORD 'MEN' IN MURAL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'MISSISSIPPI' BURNS THE BELLY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*NEW GROUND WITH LIVING ARRANGEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
'CORPSE' COMES TO LIFE AT PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ASSEMBLY OF GOD BEGINS 'PRAISE GATHERING',"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"HIGH MINDED, BUT TOO DISCRIMINATORY (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD SHOULD HONOR KING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
VA SMOKERS TREATED WORSE THAN CRIMINALS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CONGRESS CAN'T JUSTIFY RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*AUGUSTANA BEATS BEARS, SDSU WINS","Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GREED SQUEEZES KIDS OUT OF MARKET,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN STORE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENCORE VOLTAGE REGULATOR OVERHEATS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ORCHESTRATING ENTHUSIASM,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LIKELY TO RETAIN EARLY PRIMARY IN 1992,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICROWAVE PLANT TO LAY OFF 145 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OPPOSITION AGAINST PROPOSED NEBRASKA WASTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SON'S RANGE OF INTEREST KEEPS PARENTS GUESSING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOTE SWITCH ADVANCES BILL TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PANASONIC REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*GAS PRICES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*GAMBLING IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FAILURES MOUNT, BUT TAX PANEL VALID","Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOW MAIN STREET HAS CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
BUSH HAS YET TO SHOW LEADERSHIP (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEMOCRATS--BARKER TO OPPOSE MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BLAME PHARMACISTS FOR SOME HIGH COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DON'T INCREASE SPEED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WE MUST PROMOTE EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CITY COULD USE MANAGER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
US BULLIES NEIGHBORS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*REIFEL PROVED CULTURES CAN COME TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ANTI-ABORTION OR PRO-CHOICE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*ROAST OF HENKIN SCHEDULED FEBRUARY 14,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON NAMES RECONCILIATION PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHONE DIRECTORY OF SERVICES ON SALE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE PROBES SPILL INTO MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
5-YEAR-OLD FOUND DEAD IN LAGOON,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DARE TO SHOW KIDS THEY CARE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PHONES PULL THEIR WEIGHT FOR SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FLANDREAU SEEKS NEW NICHE IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GET SOME TAX ADVICE IN BRANDON VISIT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"HINES SEEKS LIMITS ON HOURS, TIMES","Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"CANTON'S COUPON EFFORT YIELDS {dollar}6,100 FOR GROUP","Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TORONTO GROUP SPURS WORK ON COUNTY ROAD,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD FRATERNITY POLISHING ITS IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STURGIS LAWYER BIDDING FOR JAYCEES PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONCRETE FIRM APPLIES FOR UNION COUNTY PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GRANT MAY HELP LINK TRI-VALLEY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RESIDENTS OFFER INPUT ON RUSHMORE PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
MINNESOTA FIRM TO BUY PACKING PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
REFORM COALITION WITHDRAWS ITS BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
KEY TO MINUTEMAN II'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
PANEL OK'S PLAN FOR WASTE FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
LAWMAKERS SPLIT VOTES ON TOBACCO,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
TRUCK LICENSE BILL CLEARS HURDLE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
PLANTS HAVE UNLIMITED USES FOR MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
WALLEYE TOURNEY DROPS AFFILIATION,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CRANKBAITS POPULAR EARLY SEASON,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
CALLING FOR GFP BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
LICENSES TO TAKE LONGER TO PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
MICKELSON MAKES STATE APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HUTCHINSON TURNS CORNER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MOST OPTIMISTIC ABOUT FUTURE OF FARMING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MONDAY SECTION LAUNCHED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*SPARE THE ROD--SPARE THE CHILD,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PREDICAMENT CAN DETOUR PATH OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"GUILT, OBLIGATION LEAD TO TRAP","Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
"*VERMILLION NATIVE--POSSIBLITY OF FAME, SUCCESS","Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
WE NEARLY WENT NUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
SOCIAL BIRDS FLY SOUTH IN WINTER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1990, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
*CENTRAL LOCALE APPEALS TO CAMPUS NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LATE-NIGHT POETRY CALMS WAR FEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CHRISTA TAUGHT US TO DARE TO DREAM,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*AUTOMATIC SHOULDER HARNESSES AREN'T ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
IRREGULAR BOWEL MOVEMENTS TIED TO STRESS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LET HUMANE SOCIETY KEEP DOING ITS JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET'S BE INDIVISIBLE IN SUPPORT FOR TROOPS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MUST SET NEW ENERGY GOAL BY 2000 (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MOVIES EPITOMIZE DECLINE SINCE '40'S (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CITY CAN SUPPORT ONLY ONE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
'STATEHOUSE' TO AIR LIVE FROM PIERRE FEB 5,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO DISCUSS FIREFIGHTERS CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOINT MEETING TACKLES AMBULANCE RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATION OFFERS VETS MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEGLISLATIVE DAY SLATED FOR FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE NEGOTIATING FOR PRISON INDUSTRIES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PUBLIC RADIO OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION DEBATE WILL OVERSHADOW TAX BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OLD PROTESTERS REUNITE TO PUSH ANTI-WAR IDEAS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MICROPHONES MAKE FOR MIRTH,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*GROUP EXPRESSES WAR CONCERNS TO PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PLANS PROCEEDING FOR NATURE AREA,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN CHEERLEADERS TAKE TOP HONORS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAW SCHOOL PLANS MOCK CRIMINAL TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
AGENCY EXPECTED TO OK NEW AIRPORT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CAR-WASH OPERATOR SUES OVER TAX SQUABBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"ELLSWORTH'S FUTURE SECURE, GENERAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LIGHTBULB GIVEAWAY PLANNED IN LENNOX,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
INDIAN OFFICIAL SAYS BISON PLAN IS DUBIOUS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
STUDENTS TO MOVE INTO NEW BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*COACHES MAKE PREDICTIONS COUNT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WHAT TO DO WHEN GIVEN A BAD CHECK,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE SHOULD ESCAPE RECESSION SLUMP,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*PRESSURE BUILDS FOR CLINTON,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY TO GIVE {dollar}100,000 TO RUSHMORE PROJECT","Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATEWIDE BED-AND-BOOZE TAX PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENT'S IMPRESS CLINTON'S WIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*COLORFUL SPIRIT WILL SHINE ON IN EXHIBITS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*NEW 'EDU-CARING' CENTER BLOOMS WITH KIDS AT YWCA,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"VOTERS, NOT MEDIA WILL JUDGE CLINTON (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTE ON TAX HIKE WOULD KEEP SPENDING IN LINE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WOMAN SAYS BIBLE IS CONSTITUTION'S BASE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONGRESS SHOULD PROVE IT'S EARNING ITS WAGES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES INVESTED IN SECURITIES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
VOTER CONFIDENCE NEEDS TO BE RESTORED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*HECK-UVA TEAM NO SURPRISE TO HARRISBURG,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SALMON FISHING ON OAHE COULD HAVE RESURGENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TAX WORKSHOP SET FOR BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MIDLAND LIFE'S CEO RETIRING AFTER 31 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
CONVICT REQUESTS REVIEW OF CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO THREAT WITH GUN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR RAPING TEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEA COMMITTEE ENDORSES JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT RECOVERING FROM TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD KEEP STALKERS OFF STREETS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"GAMBLER SAYS HE STOLE {dollar}70,000","Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW COUNTY JAIL PLANS DUE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
10TH STREET LOSES EIGHT PARKING SPOTS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NO ONE HURT IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DISTRICT ANTICIPATES MIDDLE SCHOOL EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
30 CENT BOOST ON STATE CIGARETTE TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GROWTH ESTIMATE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HAZELTINE LEADS EAST ASIA TRADE TRIP,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL--DISABILITY LAW NOT A BURDEN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SAWMILL EXPANDS INTO WOOD-PELLET PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"STATE NATIONAL GUARD NEARS 1,000 MEMBERS","Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN CAN ADD ON TO ZOO FENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WESSINGTON SPRINGS AIRPORT PLANS TAKE OFF,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT LOAN MEASURE IS KILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN WHO ATTEMPTED SUICIDE FILES SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"NORTH SIOUX CITY TEEN, YANKTON MAN DIE","Argus LeaderJan 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*WINTER WALK,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"IRS VIDEO LOTTERY REPORTING THRESHOLD TO {dollar}1,200","Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL TRUSTS COULD COST BANKS FLEXIBILITY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE RELUCTANTLY ACCEPTS ETHICS POST,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*W CENTRAL STUDENTS CARRY VOTING-AGE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SEEK TOUGHER LOTTERY LICENSE SCREENING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SPORTS A HAT WITH HER HOMETOWN'S NAME,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*PANEL SIDES WITH STUDENTS IN CAMPUS SMOKING ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
FARMERS WHO LET WEEDS GROW FACE MORE FINES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
GAY BAN DEBATE REVEALS HATRED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PRESIDENT CLINTON FOCUS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GARBAGE HAULER STORY NEEDED NOVAK ANGLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MUSIC CRITIC SHOULD LIGHTEN UP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"INAUGURAL CARTOONS LACKED TASTE, TALENT (L)","Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
OFFICIAL'S BIG RAISE HAS UNIVERSAL APPEAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SF POLICE PRAISED FOR COURTESY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
STUDENT FINANCIAL AID CHANGES AREN'T PERFECT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
'NEWSWEEK' FEATURES LOCAL AIDS QUESTION,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GASOLINE PRICES AMONG LOWEST IN US,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES HANGING DEATH SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARTY WANTS MUENSTER TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WETLANDS ISSUE RAISED YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON PUSHES HEALTH CARE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THAT'S SHOW-BIZ,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN TO FIGHT FOR LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEATH SENTENCES MAY SPUR SIMILAR VERDICTS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PRE-NUPTIAL ADVICE ON AIDS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HEARING TO DECIDE COMPETENCY FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MURDER CHARGE ADDED TO CHARGES AGAINST MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL NAMED TO TOURISM BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD OFFERS TOUR OF MEDICAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON SIOUX TRIBE TO STUDY IHS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JUNIOR ANGLERS GIVE ICE FISHING A TRY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MOTHER FILES SUIT IN SON'S JAIL SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PREPARES FOR LONG FIGHT OVER WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD INDIAN CONSIDERED FOR BIA POST,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NURSERY PROGRAM HELPS CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*'WOLFIE VALVE' OFFERS FUEL SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PINE RIDGE DISMISSES BOYS BASKETBALL COACH,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GATHER ANOTHER VICTORY AWAY FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TRUST A MUST FOR THERAPY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD MAKE THERAPIST SEX A FELONY IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*SCHOOL BOARD GETS ITS MAN--FINALLY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STORM RAISES CHANCE OF FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DEMPSTER PROMOTES WHEEL TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
DELAYS PROPOSAL TO SCRAP TEACHER TENURE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS REPUTATIONS BACKED BY SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL WORKERS HEALTH PLAN GAINS GROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PROPOSAL TO STUDY STATE'S LOW WAGES DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE DIMS BILLS ON HEADLIGHT HOURS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*HOME-RULE PLAN FOR SCHOOLS KILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*MAKING A POINT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
OK'S ANNUAL PAY RAISE PLAN FOR STATE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
TO KEEP VIOLENT PARENTS FROM CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
DON'T AMEND ELECTION PETITION REQUIREMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRUCKERS SHOULD PAY FOR DWI'S (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SEAT BELTS SHOULD BE PERSONAL CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
OUR JUDICIAL SYSTEM NEEDS SERIOUS REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS RESIDENTS REALLY DO HELP EACH OTHER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
EYE EXAMS FREE FOR THOSE ELIGIBLE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUND ESTABLISHED FOR INFANT'S EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY INDICTS MAN IN DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOCATIONAL SERVICE GETS ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW JOINS RACE FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MILLER GIVES LESSON ON SCHOOL-AID PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS MOELLER HABITUAL-CRIMINAL CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRM TRIES TO BLOCK TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
TO SUE HOSPITAL OVER SON'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FOUR TO BE CHARGED IN ABERDEEN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE TO CONSIDER BEER BAN FEB 23,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"LEGION SUPPER, SALE SATURDAY IN WAKONDA","Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS LIFE IN FATAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*FIRE KILLS FOUR CATS, DAMAGES HOUSE","Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEMOCRATS REUQEST SECOND PRISON STUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROFESSOR BARRED FROM CAMPUS IS ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GROUP HELPS FAMILY BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*MUCH AT STAKE THIS WEEKEND IN SDIC RACE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE WIN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOVIE PRICE GOES UP AGAIN AT CARMIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*STEELE ESCAPES, THIS TIME FROM RESERVATION JAIL","Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITY MAN FEARED DEAD IN MINNEAPOLIS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*FINDS GOOD, BAD IN DEMOCRATS' PLAN","Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PANEL SNUFFS OUT SMOKING BAN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC PROPOSAL FOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION FEES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
LOBBYISTS BATTLE OVER BILL LIMITING AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
BILL--MAKE KILLING CHILD REASON FOR DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"IF HE DOES RIGHT, RE-ELECTION FOLLOWS (RC JOURNAL)","Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MERIDIAN BRIDGE CARRIES BURDEN (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE MAILINGS WORTH TAXPAYERS' COST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PBS IS HAVEN FROM CHILD CONSUMERISM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"SCHOOL-AID PROPOSAL TAXES THE SICK, DYING (L)","Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*SOLID HERITAGE CALLS FOR FAITHFUL RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*GUEST SEEKS MUSICAL BALANCE OF MIND AND HEART,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VERDI TO MANAGE CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO TRAILS FOR ATV'S EXIST WITHIN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHARGES UNLIKELY AGAINST BUS DRIVER,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CITY MAN ADMITS TO ABDUCTION, RAPE","Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STOLEN MERCHANDISE RETRIEVED BY POLICE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HANSON PRAISES TRIP TO MARINE WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COUNCIL SETS RULES FOR ACTING MAYOR,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SOMETHING'S COOKIN' AT ANNE SULLIVAN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BAKER TOPS CANDIDATES IN ELECTION SPENDING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"TURN TO PHONES, FAXES TO INCREASE COOKIE SALES","Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT JUDGEMENT WON'T END EMS SPAT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SNOWMOBILE CRASH KILLS MADISON MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*LIFE IN PRISON ORDERED--WATERTOWN MANSLAUGHTER CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN WOMAN TO HELP AGENCY RAISE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROSECUTOR WON'T ASK DEATH PENALTY FOR MAN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN WHO SHOT DOG SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON--RECEPTION TO HONOR NEW LIBRARY DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS MAN FACES 2 CHARGES IN AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STATE COMMISSIONER FIRED ABRUPTLY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE REJECTS GUILTY PLEA TO DRUNKEN BOATING,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
COURT--TAXPAYERS CAN DISPUTE LEVY,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"COUNCIL CANDIDATES LIST AMOUNTS RAISED, SPENT","Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*CITY MAY SEE 11TH SUBWAY OPEN IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
OFFICIAL TO CHECK CITY'S PORT NEEDS,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*FARM SHOW WINDS DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
MANAGER IS IN GROUP THAT MAY BUY STATION,"Argus LeaderJan 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*FREDERICK JR IS HIS OWN MANFRED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITY NEAR RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
A PIERRE EXIT WITH CLASS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
A PIERRE EXIT WITH CLASS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ANTIPOVERTY PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
ANTIPOVERTY PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
POVERTY AT A GLANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
JANKLOW EXPECTS SMALL BILL PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW EXPECTS SMALL BILL PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMAND EXPECTED TO PUSH WHEAT PRICES UP IN 1980,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRACTORCADE TO HIT INDIANA,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MEDICAL OPPOSITION COULD JEOPARDIZE FEDERAL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"MAIL SLOWED, NOT STOPPED","Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FLAGS LOWERED FOR ROCKEFELLER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TRANSMISSION LINE CONSTRUCTION SET,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
POLAND WILL RECEIVE MITCHELL ALFALFA SEED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POLICE WATCH RUINS OF SPEARFISH FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW TO HEAR WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CATTLE FEEDLOT BUSINESS UP,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
COLD BLAST GREETS GUESTS FROM SOUTH,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
"*ENERGY, DEFENSE TOP 1981 BUDGET","Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
US CENSUS BUREAU IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
US CENSUS BUREAU IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TUITION AID TO PRIVATE COLLEGES TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
DRYNESS BRINGS EROSION IN PLAINS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*BOB KOLBE'S CLOCK REPAIR SHOP,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*BOB KOLBE'S CLOCK REPAIR SHOP,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"ROBERTS, HAM LIKE ABDNOR'S JOB","Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STACEY GROPPER SOLD HER GRAND CHAMPION STEER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ROBERTS, HAM LIKE ABDNOR'S JOB","Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWER ISSUE CAUSES HEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWER ISSUE CAUSES HEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIL PLAN REVENUE UNCONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ROBERTS, HAM LIKE ABDNOR'S JOB","Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL OPENS ON POWERLINE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PETTY THEFT WILL BE CHARGE AGAINST JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW LOSES ROUND WITH REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PETTY THEFT WILL BE CHARGE AGAINST JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COFFEE SESSIONS MAY BE OPEN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEIERHENRY SEEKS STREAMLINED COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW LOSES ROUND WITH REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PETTY THEFT WILL BE CHARGE AGAINST JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEIERHENRY SEEKS STREAMLINED COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABORTION ISSUE BEGS QUESTION OF PERSON (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUSTICE MUST GET BACK TO BASICS... (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MORAL VICTORY SEEN IN OLYMPIC BOYCOTT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DON'T BLAME OTHERS FOR LOW INCOME (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
POWER PLANT THE CATALYST FOR RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD TO BEAR 40 PERCENT OF 5-STATE RAIL TAB,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF TO HONOR HOSTAGES TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS DOWN, BUT NOT OUT","Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS DOWN, BUT NOT OUT","Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YEAR-OLD POT PLANE CASE CONTINUES TO UNFOLD,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YEAR-OLD POT PLANE CASE CONTINUES TO UNFOLD,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LITTLE SNOW MEANS CITY SAVES CASH,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED LAW TO DETER METAL THEFTS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED LAW TO DETER METAL THEFTS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA PROP FANS ATTACK PROPERTY TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS WILL DECIDE HOW TO RAISE RAIL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA PROP FANS ATTACK PROPERTY TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JONES UNDECIDED ON CAMERAS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*PANEL SELECTS JONES FOR FEDERAL JUDGE JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JONES UNDECIDED ON CAMERAS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*PANEL SELECTS JONES FOR FEDERAL JUDGE JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOUSE COMMITTEE BLOCKS MANDAN LINE LAND DEALS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOUSE COMMITTEE BLOCKS MANDAN LINE LAND DEALS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WORTHWHILE FARE AT FARM SHOW (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS AREA FARMERS SEEK GRAIN TERMINAL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS AREA FARMERS SEEK GRAIN TERMINAL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
O'CONNOR TRIES TO KILL EDUCATION POST,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE TO MEET WITH BLOCK TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SEVEN ARRESTED IN GAMBLING RAID-ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMMITTEE KILLS PEN SECURITY SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HUGHES COUNTY JAIL ESCAPEE NABBED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VOTE LEAVES FORESTBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT INTACT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMMITTEE KILLS PEN SECURITY SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
2 PLEAD GUILTY TO BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LUVERNE MAN FIGHTS CITY HALL ON 2 FRONTS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LITTON WORKERS PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
OAHE STILL HAUNTS SD,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
OAHE STILL HAUNTS SD,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WATER PLAN GAINS GROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*GUTHRIE ACTORS TAKE LONG WAY HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL SECTION--1981 FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1981, sect.N, p.01, col.2"
"*TEEN-AGER LEARNS CPR IN SCHOOL, SAVE LIFE","Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS SHOULD CONTROL PROGRAMS (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAYORS PUSH FOR LIQUOR LICENSE AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KNEIP PRESENTS STATE RECOVERY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FEDERAL PROGRAMS PROPOSED FOR STATES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
JERZY KOSINSKI'S TRAGIC TALE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STORMS CAN'T STOP TROUPE DANCING (FINE),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*MOTHER, DAUGHTER FIND EACH OTHER","Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
MISSOURI FANS HAVE TOUGH TIME BELIEVING,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BAD ECONOMY SPURS SQUABBLE OVER STATE PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY RETURNS CHRISTIANS INDICTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PAY, BENEFITS OF SD PROFESSORS RANK LOW","Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WRONG TURN OVER JUNCTION OF I-29 & I-229,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"STEER SHOW, RODEO OPEN FARM EXTRAVAGANZA","Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BUDDHISTS ON LONG WALK FOR PEACE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MONDAY MEMORIAL DAY ENHANCES OBSERV (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OPPOSES BILL TO ELIMINATE PAY OPTION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUC THANKED FOR TRIMMING BELL BOOST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BILLS POSE CONSTITUTIONAL THREAT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HAMLIN DIRECTOR'S TAX VIEW DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BELLE FOURCHE IRRIGATION HEARING SET,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIELD RENTAL RATES STAY THE SAME,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER BILL WIPES OUT TAX DEDUCTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS CRITICAL OF NORTHERN AIRLINES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEASONS TO REDUCE DEER NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF HIGH SCHOOLS IN PLAY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNITED WAY REACHES GOAL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WEB PIPELINE MEETING SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"YANKTON, NORFOLK AIR SERVICE ON AGENDA","Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONTROVERSY ABOUT LEGAL FEE OF TRIPP CO,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCIENTIST PRAISES HILLS ROCK DIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*TRAIN DERAILED ON 300 BLOCK OF E 8TH ST,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LAWYERS REDUCE FEES FOR ABUSED WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
BILL ALLOWS HOSPITALS TO BAR ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL LIMITING GOVERNOR'S POWER KILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL WOULD PUT EXCISE TAX ON FIREWORKS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CRIMINAL PLEA BILL GETS PANEL BACKING,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"CRIMINAL PLEA, ABORTION, & OTHER BILLS","Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S 'LOOK-ALIKE DRUGS' BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES BILL TO SPLIT COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MANDATORY HELMET LAW REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REALTORS BACK BILL AFFECTING MORTGAGES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ACCUSED KILLER DENIES HE DID IT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW TOWN WILL LOSE SHRIVER'S,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOMETHING'S FISHY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CYSTIC FIBROSIS GROUP VALUES HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
THRESHOLD APPRECIATES GIFTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
'BUBBYLONIAN ENCOUNTER' A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
VISITOR ENCOUNTERS GOOD SAMARITAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
LOAN FIRM MUST PAY DEBT COLLECTION FEE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD WILL SUE TO PROTECT ITS ETSI SALE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LIGHTS OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HANSEN'S MOTHER DIES AT 72,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KILLING OF FAMILY DOG BAFFLES ITS OWNERS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BILL ALLOWS DOG SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"CITY POLICY, TAX INCREASES CRITICISM (L)","Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HINDSIGHT ABOUT HIJACKER'S DEATH (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WELL DONE, UNITED WAY (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WHAT'S WRONG WITH NATION IGNORING ABORTION,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VA HOSP TREATMENT POLICY EXPLAINED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MOTHER'S DECISION MADE BOOK POSSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
WOMAN BOTHERED BY UNSHOVELED WALKS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BUSINESSMEN WARNED OF FAKE ADS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"MAN ACCUSED OF ASSAULT, KIDNAPPING","Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REPUBLICANS MAINTAIN SPENDING LEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENATOR REVISES GAMBLING BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION FIRM CLOSES TERMINAL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WARRANT ISSUED IN SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
60 COMPETE IN LIVESTOCK JUDGING,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BILL ATTRACTS BANKS' INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SPILLED GASOLINE RECOVERED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*TROUPE GIVES KNDRGTN FEEL FOR SHAPES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FAIRFAX BOARD OKS TRANSFER TO BONESTEEL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CHURCH SCHOOL REPS SEEK ACCREDITATION COMP,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*WOLLMAN--ECONOMY LIMITS LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"BILL WOULD TAX STATE-PRODUCED OIL, GAS","Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SKEPTICAL OF SALES TAX PROJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR HELPED WRITE DISPOSAL BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW VS NEWSWEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOIL CONSERVATION IN STATE NECESSARY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ARMOUR WINS, 54-48","Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"BEHAVIOR IS SPONTANEOUS, NATURAL","Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MELSTAD HELPS VERMILLION WIN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FEE INCREASES NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CLARK WANTS TO REGAIN FORM,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*CITIZENS PROTEST VOIDING KING HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OUTNUMBERED DEMOCRATS WATCH FOR CRACKS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE FAILS IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE COURSES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN WHO RUNS FIRM HAS SOUTH DAKOTA TIES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CONCERN GROWS FOR SOIL EROSION,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SIDEWALK SPITTERS WON'T BE FINED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SET A GOAL TO CUT DEFICITS IN HALF (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MANY STATE NAMES REFLECT EVENTS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*ACTION NEEDED OR CASH SYSTEM WILL BE RUINED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BUDGET DEFICIT MUST BE CUT EVERY YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DEFICITS WILL IMPOVERISH OUR GRANDCHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SPENDING CUT COULD BE THE FIRST STEP,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGHER FEES MAY FORCE CAMPERS OUT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AG DEPARTMENT SEEKS OLDEST FARMER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUSINESS GUILTY OF ILLEGALLY TRANSPORTING BUFFALO,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CO-SPONSORS JAPANESE TRADE RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ENTRIES IN CREATIVE WRITING CONTEST DUE MARCH 16,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GI LIFE INSURANCE PAYS RECORD HIGH DIVIDEND,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS CAN WIN SCHOLARSHIP IN AG DAY QUIZ,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"DEMOCRATS WILL SPEND {dollar}226,000 FOR ELECTIONS","Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MAN DISCOVERS PREHISTORIC SKULL IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
HEAT FOR SOUTH DAKOTA'S NEEDY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PROJECT TO CLEAN UP URANIUM TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COMMUNITY CENTER PLANS GRAND OPENING,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
WORKERS WORRY THAT CONTRACTS WILL HURT PARKS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
LAWYER DOESN'T WANT CLIENT TRIED AS AN ADULT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*MENDING A BROKEN MARRIAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*DEB, 15, WANTS PARENTS","Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*VIOLET SCHERER TALENT PART OF ROOTS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FEB 9 IS BUSINESS DAY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SALESMEN WILL TELL THEIR SELLING SECRETS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS WILL LEARN ABOUT HOTEL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
UTILITY'S EARNINGS RISE ABOVE 1982,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WANTS TO KEEP UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS LOW,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WHEAT PROGRAM MUST CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
REVENUE BONDS VITAL TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
CITY TAKES NO RISK IN AUTHORIZING BONDS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
FARMERS MAP RALLY STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEDS HOSTILE TO YELLOW THUNDER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOTHER WANTS LAW TO EASE FARM FEUDS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLURRY OF BILLS FILED IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HEARINGS WILL CHECK RURAL PROSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*STRAATMEYER LEADS GOP WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
BILL OFFERS NEW RIGHTS TO VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE OKS BILL TO REPEAL LAETRILE LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES BILL ON ILLEGAL ANIMAL FIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STEER ELEGANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CLASS OF '87 WILL BE LAST,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKER URGES FINGERPRINTING IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MORRELL WORKERS SALUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY TO DISCUSS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GAMBLING RAIDS TURN UP VIDEO POKER GAMES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JAIL WALKAWAY ARRAIGNED IN MAGISTRATE COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KINGSBURY COUNTY FARMERS WANT FOOD STAMPS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LEAGUE SPONSORS FORUM ON NUCLEAR WASTE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}25 MILLION PROJECT GETS GO-AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
NUCLEAR WASTE BILLS INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MERCHANTS CALL FOR REPEAL OF TRANSIENT LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE WANTS POWER TO CHANGE MINE PERMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
4-CENT GASOHOL TAX BREAK COULD END THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"ABDNOR, COMMITTEE TO VISIT STATE","Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
DASCHLE MEETS WITH FARM GROUP LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
PLAN WOULD LOWER MOST RESIDENTS' TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
YANKTON SCHOOL PRESIDENT SUES TRUSTEES BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*FRICK MAKES SWITCH TO COUGARS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ONE OF US WAS ON THIS FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EROS WORKER RECALLS APOLLO'S MOMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LOCAL MAN MONITORS WORLD REACTION,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
EXPLOSION TRAGIC SHOULDN'T END JOURNEY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SAY YES TO SOVIET PROPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STATE SHOULD OBSERVE HOLIDAY TO HONOR KING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FOREIGN LANGUAGE NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
JOHNSON HITTING THE ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
"'GO SAFELY, SLOWLY INTO THE NIGHT ...'","Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
MUST NOT GIVE UP ON SPACE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"*POLICE, TRUCKS ACCOMPANY FORECLOSURE","Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RANDALL'S TO BUY ALBERTSON'S,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"S DAKOTANS MAKE LESS, POCKET MORE","Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JAZZ SAXOPHONIST--GOD HEALED HIS LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BELL TO ANNOUNCE CONGRESS PLANS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BRISTOL COUPLE DIES AS RESULT OF 1-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY REPORTS SURPLUS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATES TO DISCUSS STATE JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW NAMES LOCAL MAN TO CENTENNIAL PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAKE REGENTS SPEAK FOREIGN LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MEANS SLIGHTLY INJURED IN NICARAGUA,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"MOTHER, KIDS ESCAPE FROM BURNING HOUSE","Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STOFFERAHN CAMPAIGN OPENS OFFICE IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW PROPOSES BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE KILLS TUITION-REPAYMENT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*NOBODY WANTED TO BELIEVE IT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'I ALMOST GOT SICK TO MY STOMACH',"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE LAWMAKERS BOW HEADS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*CONGRESSMEN SAY CARRY ON,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
*PRIEST TALKED TO TEACHER ABOUT SD VISIT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
COLLEGE ESTABLISHES SPEAKERS' BUREAU,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.C, p.13, col.5"
OSBORN--FORMER TEAMMATE DESERVES HONOR,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL SCHOOL TAXES TO GO UP 8.25 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSAL LIMITS BELL RATE RAISES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON A STATE LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REAGAN SHOULD SIGN WATER BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SD NEEDS A STATE INCOME TAX (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"TORTURE, KILLINGS PLAGUE CHILE (L)","Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
ABORTION DISPOSAL OF HUMANS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
FOLLOWING THE CHRISTMAS STAR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*FRIENDSHIP BRINGS OMAHA,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONFERENCE TO FEATURE PLAYWRIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CONTEST LOOKING FOR SD WRITERS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PIPESTONE FESTIVAL BEGINS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
HOUSE REJECTS BILL TO TAX ADS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WELLS RECALLS ICE CREAM,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GENERAL DYNAMICS MAY AID TRIBES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LITTON WORKERS PROTEST WAGE FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN CHARGED WITH EXPLOITATION,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OK'S 'INNOVATRE' FISH FARM,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DIVINE BOVINE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BOYKIN CASE GOES TO JURY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AG COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN TO VISIT GARRETSON,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIGHWAY PASSING BILL DETOURED IN STATE SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED TO 40 YEARS FOR BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINISTER OFFENDED BY B-1 BOMBER GREETING,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3 ARRESTED ON PINE RIDGE ON MURDER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLIMATE RANKED 49TH IN SURVEY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SENATE OK'S LANGUAGE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CORN PRODUCTION FALLS IN 1986,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STUDENTS LEARN WHILE LOBBYING,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN PLANT TO LAY OFF WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*SCHAFFER TAKES MARSHALL BASKETBALL TEAM,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BECKER SEEKS STATE HOCKEY TITLE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*WILCOX FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SALES TAX AND LOTTO PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SECOND {dollar}10,000 WINNER","Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MORRELL INJURIES INCREASED IN '87,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*JACKSON DROPS OUT OF DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STATE FINALLY ATTRACTS CANDIDATES' ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"BUCKLE UP, PARENTS (L)","Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ARTICLE REVEALS VENDETTA (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MAKE HILL SAFE OR CLOSE IT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*DIAL A DJ,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY'S PERFORMING ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMPUTER GIVEN IN MEMORY OF BOY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 71 DIES IN SNOWSTORM","Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEOPLE STICK UP FOR VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL KILLS REPEAL OF FAMILY FARM ACT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX PROPOSAL WAS JUST BAD DREAM,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE OK'S BILL AGAINST HOG FARM,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TAX EVADER ARRAIGNED IN PROBATION VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TASK FORCE HAPPY WITH STREET PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
APPEALS COURT DENIES ACQUISITION OF BANK,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATE'S WIFE TO VISIT EIGHT SD CITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GANN VALLEY CAFETERIA FIRE CAUSES {dollar}20,000 DAMAGE","Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*COMMISSION REVISES BUDGET PROCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE ASKS FOR MORE SPECIFIC CHARGES IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BILL WOULD INCREASE WHEAT CHECKOFF FEE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHANGE IN GIFTED PROGRAM LAW GETS AX,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES BLACK HILLS GOLD BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES VOTE FOR STUDENT REGENT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATOR PUSHES FOR CATASTROPHIC LEGAL FUND,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*THE REAL THING,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BOAT SPEED LIMITS COULD SAVE LIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*JACKS DEFEAT BEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
FARMERS PRAY FOR A SOGGIER YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF COURTS PRO BASKETBALL TEAM MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLITICIANS MUST KNOW WHEN TO SAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEWS EMBARGOES WORK WHEN BOTH SIDES...,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RECEIVE FAVORABLE RATINGS IN POLL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TO TAKE THE NOMINATION FOR PUC AWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BUREAUCRACY OUT OF CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TAX SYSTEM FLEECES THOUSANDS IN STATE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SD NEEDS ONE TIME ZONE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ABORTION DETAILS LACKING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
LAWYERS' ACTION AFFECTS ALL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"WHERE IS THE SAND, SALT (L)","Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
COURAGEOUS WOMEN PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*COYOTES REBOUND FROM ADVERSITY OF '88,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*FISHERMEN ENDURE THEFT, VANDALISM","Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
FISHING DERBY HITS ICE FEBRUARY 5,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
STATE PARKS TO OPEN EARLY THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
FELLOWSHIP AVAILABLE FOR STATE TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KSFY TO BEGIN MORNING SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ND MAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PSYCHOLOGISTS TO MEET IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUSHMORE COINS BILL REINTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN REAPPOINTED TO BOARD OF REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOCUS SHIFTS TO ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM GROOMS MENTALLY ILL FOR LIFE IN COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STORAGE TANK PROPOSAL SET FOR FINAL REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA TO REDUCE CONTENDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNION LEADERS CRITICAL OF LOCAL LAWMAKER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
USD BIOCHEMISTRY TO EXPAND RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CIVIL ACTION FILINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FUTURE FUND ASSESSMENT INEQUITABLE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
EACH PARTY CLAIMS SENATE VICTORIES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LAWMAKER FEARS STATE CASH PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATORS RUSH TO BEAT FILING DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NAME CHANGE BILL LOSES 1 SPONSOR,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
CHAMBER ORGANIZES SMALL-BUSINESS TALKS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST OFFERS 37-CENT DIVIDEND,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*VAN CUSTOMIZERS START FRESH AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
NO MORE USDA,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*FMHA MIRED IN PAPERWORK TANGLE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
MY SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
A CLOSER LOOK AT CHINA'S CULTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.F, p.08, col.1"
*THE LABOR OF LOVE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1989, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
SMALL QUAKE RATTLES OGLALA--NONE HURT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CANTON BRACES FOR MANY COSTS OF TRIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIMPLY THE BEST,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TIBBS DIES AT 60,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LONELY LAND OFFERS STARK BEAUTY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
EXPERTS OFFER ADVICE FOR PICKING TAPES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
EVEN WINNERS LOSE IN GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GIAGO SETS BAD EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IDEA OF LIMITING TERMS TO CATCH ON (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WORKING HOLIDAY BEST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MUENSTER WILL HURT PARTY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WE DON'T NEED INCINERATOR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GREATER RISK OF DEVELOPING CERVICAL CANCER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AUTHORITIES SEEK MISSING PRISONER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY ZOO HAD RECORD ATTENDANCE IN 1989,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE DIES IN PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SATURDAY HOUSE FIRE PROBE BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL PARKS REQUIRE SEAT BELTS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SAVING GRAIN ELEVATOR FROM SCAM,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONFERENCE TO TEACH TEEN AID,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
{dollar}2 EXTRA LICENSE TO FUND TRANSPORTATION,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"TO TACKLE WALLEYE LIMITS, LOTTO","Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY'S MAYORS OPPOSE PROPOSED CAP,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER COUPLE WINS APPEAL AGAINST LAWYER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-TEEN CENTER OPENS AS NEW BAR,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER PROBLEM HITS VERMILLION MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HARRISBURG'S SWIER PUT ON NATIONAL ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MURDER SUSPECT FACES COURT DATE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*HOOKUP BRINGS DISTANT EXPERTS TO LOCAL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DEADLINE DRAWS NEAR TO LICENSE MOBILE HOMES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*WHITE HOUSE ROLE DRAWS GOOD REVIEWS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*POSTSEASON TOURNAMENT TO OFFER CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILL WOULD SPLIT ASSETS AS DESIRED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FARMER SENTENCED IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION ACCEPTS MORRELL OFFER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALCOHOL BLOOD TEST BOTCHED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DISPOSAL FIRM SUES STATE OVER LONETREE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*H-FLU VACCINE CAN BEGIN AT 2 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BOOK ADVISER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
EL RIAD SHRINE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
YES AUXILIARY OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
COUNCIL MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TEEN SUPPORT GROUPS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BROOKINGS SHOULD STUDY BIG PICTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LONG-TERM INMATES TROUBLED AFTER RELEASE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRIDE IN AMERICA NEEDED DURING WARTIME (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SF RALLIES BEHIND OVERBAUGH,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REBOUND WITH VICTORY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HALTER'S SPORT FOR THE DOGS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HUTCHINSON TO ADD 90 TO 100 JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SUPER 8 CHAIN FILES BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NEWEST MINERVA'S TO SERVE EAST SIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS COMPLAIN TO CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN ARRESTED ON FIREARMS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE LEAVES FAMILY HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONDOMINIUM VERDICT DUE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUNIOR-HIGH REMODELING AUTHORIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL MULLS CORN-PLANT INCENTIVES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEDERAL COURTS WILL HAVE FINAL SAY ON CASINO,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*NATIVE SHARES SHUTTLE WONDERS WITH AREA STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY TO PAY FOR ANALYSIS OF GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LONGTIME ARCHITECT FRITZEL DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOMB THREAT FORCES EVACUATION AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE KILLS PLAN TO FORCE WAGE SCALE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER DETERMINED TO HELP POOR,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FUNDS FOR LUVERNE VETS NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MITCHELL HOSPITAL CONSOLIDATION TURNED DOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CEMENT PLANT SHOWED PROFIT LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
COUNTY WANTS STATE AID FOR I-90 TRIALS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
STATE LAST IN EXPORTS TO WORLD,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
PANEL TO LENGTHEN TERMS FOR LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REJECTS TOUGHENING OF CHILD-SUPPORT REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*PASSER-BY CAN'T SAVE 2-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY'S RUSHMORE DONATION RAISES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"NEW JAIL OK'D, BUT FUNDING A QUESTION","Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUSH OFFERS ECONOMY FIX,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*VOTERS CRITICIZE BUSH'S ECONOMIC PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
KEEP ENTERTAINMENT TAX A LOCAL OPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEDESTRIAN IRKED BY DRIVERS ON CROSSWALKS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHY BURDEN SMOKERS WITH INCREASED TAX (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONSERVATIVES NOT CONSISTENT ON 'LIFE' (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GOLF AREAS SHOULDN'T BE MANAGED BY THE CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SOVIETS BEING ADVISED BY CONSERVATIVE GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PICK IMPORTANT ISSUES TO GET CONCERNED ABOUT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*HERITAGE OVERFLOWS ON WOMAN'S BOOKCASE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PUT FUN IN LUNCH FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOK FINDS THE PERFECT BLEND,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JAIL INMATE TESTS POSITIVE FOR TB,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX SUPPORTS COUNCIL DECISION,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE OF TEEN-AGER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR RAPING CHILD,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANE MAKES STOP FOR SICK PASSENGER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*PIPE LINE SPILL AT 400,000 GALLONS","Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RIVER RIDES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BILL WOULD HIKE SALES TAX, BENEFIT EDUCATION","Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY BILLS DELUGE LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP TARGETS STATE'S INFANT MORTALITY RATE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JAIL CROWD HITS RECORD,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WASTE-HAULING MEASURE SAILS THROUGH COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN--ATHLETES MUST MAKE GRADE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BUS SERVICE TO LINK RAPID CITY, BISMARK","Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-TELLER INDICTED IN EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTERS WON'T BE SEEING RED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE OK'S WATER PROJECT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FARMER UPSET LAND VALUED SO HIGH,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HOUSE OK'S CHELATION TREATMENT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AGRAN SAYS SD VOTE CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LAWMAKERS CLIP PHEASANT SEASON,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SKYFORCE ROUT TRI-CITY 129-111,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RONKEN TO START BABE RUTH LEAGUE TEAM,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*LINCOLN SURPRISES NUMBER 1 MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SOCCER TALENT TAKES POPPINGA TO BRAZIL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
FARMERS UNION PLANS PROTEST RALLY IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*TREATING TERMINAL ILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"EPA FINES CITY {dollar}125,000","Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP OFFERS LOCAL HOUSING HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON BACKS HIGHER SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COURTHOUSE GUN BAN BILL ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL GUN CONTROL BILL IS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HOUSE OK'S 3 OF GOVERNOR'S HEALTH BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DISCHARGE OF GAY PENDING AT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SD LAWMAKERS DIVIDED OVER BAN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DON'T SPREAD LOTTERY ADDICTION TO SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FREEDOM OF CHOICE INCLUDES KILLING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MIDDLE CLASS SHOULD BECOME MORE VOCAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SERVING LIQUOR AT RUSHMORE BAD IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BEER-DRINKING BURGLAR GETS 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE BILL GIVES MISSILE LAND OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BASHER CHARGED WITH DWI,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHONE NET PROBLEMS TARGETED BY PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WECOTA MAN WINS {dollar}100,000 IN LOTTERY","Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 MEN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD AIDS RATE SECOND LOWEST IN US,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COURT ALLOWS JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REPORT PUTS PRICE ON LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHEEPISH COMPETITOR,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
INDIANS WANT WOUNDED KNEE ARTIFACTS RETURNED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BILL ADDRESSES HOUSING BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEADLY HERMOSA FIRE BLAMED ON MATCH PLAY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD APPROVES MICKELSON'S TAX SPLIT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SAFETY WORRY CLOSES GYM,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VEBLEN NATIVE CHOSEN TO BE REAR ADMIRAL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN MALL BURGLARY PROBED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HIGH SCHOOL PAPER GOES HIGH-TECH,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STUDENT 7TH EXPELLED FOR TAKING GUN TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FBI PHOTOGRAPHS ARTIFACTS IN HILL CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CLINTON'S CORN INDUSTRY SUPPORT SPLITS LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
SNOWRUNNERS TURN BOOTS INTO SKIS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LATE RUSH LIFTS LINCOLN WRESTLERS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*SOUND SYSTEM PROBLEM WASN'T LEAGUE'S FAULT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*LEARNING THE GAME IS KEY TO ENJOYING IT, WOMEN SAY","Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS VARY IN USES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*HERE'S THE SCOOP ON SHOVELING,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*RENNER MAN, 42, FIGHTS TUMOR","Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MILLER, JANKLOW TRADE CHARGES TO IGNITE RACE","Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GOVERNOR DEFENDS SCHOOL-AID PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL FOR FREER PUBLIC RECORDS MOVES IN THE SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE OK'S LOWER CANDIDACY AGE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PRISON-CONTROL PROPOSAL DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FEES FOR INDIANS IN LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
MILLER ATTACKS PAY PROPOSAL FOR STATE JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
*LYRICAL LUGHNASA ENLIGHTENING,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DOT CHIEF WON'T ANSWER STRAIGHT (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MILLER TOUCH YIELDED A MILLION (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SUN POWER CAN NOW RUN YOUR HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"HOMOSEXUALITY WRONG, BUT ARGUS THINKS IT ISN'T (L)","Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DOLE NEEDS TO BE TOLD BIG PROBLEM IS CRISIS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SNOW-REMOVAL EFFORT WAS POORLY EXECUTED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"FOOTBALL FOLLOWERS, CHRISTIANS PERSEVERE","Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AUTHORITIES LINK MAN TO PROPERTY SCAM,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KOVAR RECOMMENDED FOR PARK BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO ONE INJURED IN APARTMENT FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STABBING SUSPECT TO BE EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SNOW BRINGS AVALANCHE OF WORK FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FEE HIKE COULD HIT GUN DEALERS HARD,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS TARGET PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PAY RAISE FOR PENITENTIARY GUARDS SPURS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SHOPPING NEWS PRESIDENT ACCUSED OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE UPHOLDS VOTE TO DUMP LANDFILL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BEATING SUSPECT PLEADS INNOCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOMESTAKE MINE PLANS MORE LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS TAKING PART IN WORK A DAY EVENT,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MOOOVING ALONG,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AGENCY DISMISSES DISCRIMINATION CASES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
POLICY LIMITS TESTIMONY AGAINST REGENT POLICIES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
DAKTRONICS PLANS STOCK SALE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
IBP PLANT TO CLOSE IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*2 BODIES IN MINNEAPOLIS YARD,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FEAR DAY WHEN ATTACKERS RELEASED FROM PRISON,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SUPPORTS CIGARETTE-TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WOMEN EXPERIENCE VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEBATE ON STATE'S SHARE OF VIDEO-LOTTERY REVENUE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PHYSICIANS VOLUNTEER FOR DAY AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"ADVERTISERS PLAN SEMINARS, SHOW","Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS & MERCHANT TO CHANGE NAME,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WORKERS TO DISCUSS BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GATEWAY TO EXPAND KANSAS CITY CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS PAY MORE FOR FERTILIZER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RETAILERS PRESCRIBE EQUAL DRUG PRICES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE HANGS ON IN THRILLER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*EACH CHARGERS PLAYER MUST SEEK A BIG PLAY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*FORTY-NINERS SHOULDN'T TURN CONSERVATIVE NOW,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*ENFORCEMENT SNAGS TRASH LITTER BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*EASTERN TURKEYS ELUSIVE TARGETS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"VEHICLE GOES THROUGH ICE, RIDER DROWNS","Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BARNETT AWAITS WORD ON ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TIM JOHNSON WANTS HEARING ON MORRELL,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW GOES AFTER TEACHER TENURE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LONGTIME USD ENGLISH INSTRUCTOR DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DELL RAPIDS HITS THE BOOKS FOR ITS STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BIA OFFICIAL'S CASE A GLIMPSE OF THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY BOARD ASKED TO DROP INDIAN-AID PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
'REAL WORLD' STAR TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EXHIBIT TO FEATURE SD ON SCREEN,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS HELP RESIDENTS OF MEXICAN CITY SEE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"FROM JAZZY TO DRAMATIC, CONCERT EXCITES","Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DUNBAR DEVELOPERS AWAIT WORD ON FEDERAL MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
DEADWOOD GAMING LOSSES HIT RECORD AT {dollar}45.8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
FOREST SERVICE DROPS PLAN FOR ATV TRAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
DEMO TAX PLAN HAS SOME PLUSES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FARM BILL INVESTMENT IN FUTURE (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TAX PLAN NEEDS BROADER SCOPE (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC NOTICES WAY TO INFORM PUBLIC (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
JOHNSON PUSHES GOALS AT TAXPAYER EXPENSE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"BLAME VIOLENT SOCIETY FOR HAWARDEN, IOWA KILLING (L)","Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
TAX REFORMERS SHOULD TAKE LESSON FROM GOLF (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
SCHOOLS SURPASS GOALS FOR COMPUTER EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
IT MAKES SENSE TO TAKE BIG BIRD OFF WELFARE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
RAISING LOTTERY TAKE LETS GAMBLING EXPAND (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
LEGISLATOR DOESN'T UNDERSTAND BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
SCHOOLS BENEFIT FROM NONPUBLIC TAX BREAKS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
SPEARFISH POLICEMAN SATISFIES HIS MUSE WITH SONNETS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
TRAIN FAN BUILDING ABERDEEN DIORAMA,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*MORE THAN 150 CIRCLE THE MALL FOR CHILDREN'S CARE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
BROHM'S MINE EXPANSION MAY BEGIN SOON,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*THERE'S NOTHING ROUTINE ABOUT A PHYSICAL AT 50,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCH FAITHFUL KEEP THE EVENING SERVICE ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*LEGACY OF A LEADER,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.G, p.04, col.2"
*DISCOVER PIERRE FOR GREAT EXHIBITS,"Argus LeaderJan 29 1995, sect.G, p.07, col.1"
USD GETS MORE ELECTRICITY TO POWER DAKOTA DOME,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
USD GETS MORE ELECTRICITY TO POWER DAKOTA DOME,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS PROTEST JANKLOW AIDES' PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INDIANS LOSE HOUSE COMMITTEE STATUS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE DIRECTOR BACKED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HUMAN LIFE AMENDMENT ON AID TO WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ROCKEFELLER'S LIFE OF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ABORTION CHOICE MUST REMAIN WITH THE WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
CLOSING ROADS WILL HELP FORESTS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOWEN'S BATTLE VICTORIOUS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JETS CAUSE HEADACHES FOR SAC,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOGN TO SERVE ON GRAIN BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HAIRCUT PRICE-FIXING ALLEGED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD HOUSE PASSES MEASURE FOR CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TAX PLAN TO BE RESULT OF TEDIOUS COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD HOUSE PASSES MEASURE FOR CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TAX PLAN TO BE RESULT OF TEDIOUS COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WATER STUDY CHANGES DIRECTION,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY APPROVES PARKING BONDS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINORITY REPORT ASKS BETTER COMMUNICATION,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY MOVES FUNDS TO LANDFILL ACCOUNT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AGENCIES WILL DIVIDE ELDERLY CARE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MINNEHAHA SCHOOLS TO GET {dollar}1.3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
WIFE BLAMES SOLEM FOR MEANS' JOB STATUS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
HUMBOLDT TO REMEMBER SUMMER WITH DANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SDSU HEAT PLANT GIVEN EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SDSU HEAT PLANT GIVEN EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COLLEAGUES HONOR DASCHLE FOR 'LANDSLIDE',"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LITHUANIAN CHAMBER PLAYERS SHOW FLOURISH,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*CAREER DIPLOMAT-KNEIP 'A FISH OUT OF WATER',"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION LOSES TRACK OF RETURN RATE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS COULD CUT PROPERTY TAX 64 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
VOTERS COULD CUT PROPERTY TAX 64 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
{dollar}500 DONATED TO REPLACE SUPERTURTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ROSENBERGS STOOD A CHANCE IN THIS COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*HOW 'WOOD' YOU LIKE TO PAY LESS FOR HEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*ROSENBERGS STOOD A CHANCE IN THIS COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*TAKING PAINS AND MAKING MUSIC,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*TAKING PAINS AND MAKING MUSIC,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*HOW 'WOOD' YOU LIKE TO PAY LESS FOR HEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SIXTH JUDGESHIP SOUGHT FOR MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAIR GETS DELAY IN POWER CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HOUSE OK'S PAY RAISE FOR ITSELF, STATE OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HOUSE OK'S PAY RAISE FOR ITSELF, STATE OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DECONSOLIDATION FOES WIN LEGISLATIVE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FERTILIZER PRICES TO RISE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EXTENSION CUTS AND THE FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXTENSION CUTS AND THE FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATURE TABLES BILL ON FOOD TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATURE TABLES BILL ON FOOD TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN GETS 7-YEAR SENTENCE FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATURE TABLES BILL ON FOOD TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TESTIMONY ON ABUSE TO BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TESTIMONY ON ABUSE TO BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TESTIMONY ON ABUSE TO BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PANEL OK'S FAIR BOARD FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
LAWMAKERS TO CONSIDER COUNTY PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
LAWMAKERS TO CONSIDER COUNTY PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MILBANK MUTUAL FACES COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
"SF GETS {dollar}10,000 MASS TRANSIT GRANT","Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
PLAN TRIMS CITY POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
ROLES REVERSED-CHRISTIANS ATTACK...,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.4"
ROLES REVERSED-CHRISTIANS ATTACK...,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.4"
*HAZEL HOTZLER-HEARTY CHILI TEMPTING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
PARENTS DROP SO SIOUX SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLAYOFFS BILL SPURS FLOOD OF CALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS DROP SO SIOUX SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLAYOFFS BILL SPURS FLOOD OF CALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS DROP SO SIOUX SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AUTHOR UNCOMFORTABLE AFTER FIRST SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*AUTHOR UNCOMFORTABLE AFTER FIRST SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SWISHER FIRED AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SWISHER FIRED AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BLOCK SEEKS END TO TARGET PRICING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MACHINE PUSHES CITY HALL INFORMATION LADY UPSTAIRS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLOCK SEEKS END TO TARGET PRICING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL PROPOSES HUGE STATE POWER PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL PROPOSES HUGE STATE POWER PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE OK'S PRIVATE SCHOOL SELF-RULE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN LOSES TICKET BATTLE OVER VALUE OF THE DOLLAR,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAN LOSES TICKET BATTLE OVER VALUE OF THE DOLLAR,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FUTURE OF COAL LINE SHAKY DESPITE LOANS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOW TO SAVE LAWMAKERS' TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOW TO SAVE LAWMAKERS' TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIKED MEETING FINE IN TALK SHOW INTERVIEW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOSTAGES' RELEASE ANSWER TO PRAYER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
2 MORE ARRESTED IN POT PLANE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TUITION HIKE BILL ATTACKED BY STUDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 MORE ARRESTED IN POT PLANE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PASSES GIFTED STUDENT LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATURE OVERRIDES JANKLOW VETO,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE UNIT WANTS HIGHER SPEED LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUVENILES LEAD DEPUTIES ON CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS THREE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CITY SLICKERS GET CRASH COURSE ON AG TERMS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"PLAN WILL BOOST GRAIN PRICES, ROBERTS SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'IT HURTS WHEN I LAUGH',"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GAMBLING SEEN AS STATE DRAW,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW SNIPES AT KNEIP,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL TO CLOSE TENN PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*SAME TIME, SAME PLACE, SAME BRIDE, GROOM","Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TO RUN OR NOT TO RUN--THAT'S THE QUESTION,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SHORTFALL MAY FORCE CUTS, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CPR TO THE RESCUE--TWICE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*CANTON, SD, MAN INDUCTED INTO I H OF F","Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEFECTIVE PIPE WILL BE REPLACED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN FOOD-STAMP CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIDING SF BLOOD BANK (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CRITICISM, SUPPORT FOR ROAD HUNTING (L)","Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARTENING SIGNS SEEN IN INFLATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US TO ITALY--THANKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CATHOLIC SCHOOL ROLE IN SF RECOGNIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
THE UNION AT LITTON REJECTED CONTRACT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
'PRAYING FOR PEACE BUT PAYING FOR WAR' (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE APPLAUDED AND ROBERTS PANNED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FLOREY SEES OVERKILL IN CRITICAL LETTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
APPROVED BILL SETS POWER LINE TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL TO CHANGE MEMORIAL DAY KILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORSICA LIVESTOCK SALES SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S BILL HIKING BAD CHECK FEES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW GETS BILL CHANGING TAX RATES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN GETS 30 DAYS, FINE IN GIRL'S DEATH","Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MEMORIAL DAY, TAXES, POWERLINE BILLS","Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE TO PROTEST WESTERN CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
60 JOB SERVICE WORKERS TO LOSE JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALL COUNTIES CAN HIRE STATE'S ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"BOND SET AT {dollar}150,000 IN KIDNAP CASE","Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HURON MAN FACES 4 DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN FOUND DEAD NEAR HIS DALLAS FARM,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OFFICIAL--BIDDER BILL WOULD BE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ROSCOE EMERGENCY MEASURE SIGNED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOMESTAKE-BACKED TAX BILL FACES FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"CITY CREDITS JOBS, MONEY TO CITIBANK","Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HAROLD WINGLER IS ALWAYS HAROLD WINGLER,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FISHING ACTION THAWING AFTER JAN LULL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
AUTHOR DIVULGES SECRET FOR CRAPPY CATCH,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*KIRSCHMAN STILL BOWLS THEM OVER,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*KIRSCHMANN STILL BOWLS THEM OVER,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*SHERIFF HOPES TO WATCH GAME THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS PICK WILLIAMS PARTY CHIEF,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD STILL WANTS ETSI SUITS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A LOOK INSIDE CITIBANK OF SD,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BANK PRES-HE'S GOT AN EYE FOR DETAIL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER WORRIED ABOUT PRE-TRIAL PUBLICITY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHEERS FOR WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOOD INTENTIONS VS BASIC CURRICULUM (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"RETIREES READY SACRIFICE, NOT LAWMAKERS (L)","Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WATT SHOULD HELP INDIAN SOLVE SOCIAL PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
IF WE PREPARE FOR WAR WE'LL GET IT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FRESHMAN SENATOR FACES CHALLENGE YEAGER,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LEADERSHIP NEEDED FOR COMPLEX ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FARMERS DON'T KEEP FAV FEED UNDER HATS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPOKANE POLICE NAB MAN WANTED IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*CAN'T BELIEVE THEY ATE THE WHOLE THING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GARRISON PROJECT EXPECTS 20 MILL ALLOWANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
INDIANS LIKE LAW ENFORCEMENT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"IN THE WINTER TIME, THAT'S ALL WE EVER DID","Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S LOSS IS DOLPHINS' GAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
YWCA HONORS LENTZ AND DOWNS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SALT LAKE CITY TROUPE PERFORMS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*MINNESOTA BUSINESSES MOVE TO SD,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THEY'RE TAKING A SLICE OF THE BREAD BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WINNING BAKER RISES TO CHALLENGE OF MAKING BREAD,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
IT'S SD'S TURN TO BE ADVERTISED IN USA TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*HERRIOTT TO RETIRE FROM ELECTRIC CO-OP,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*MOORE NAMED 1983 BUSINESS CITIZEN,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MORRELL ANNOUNCES RETIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
RETIRED BANKER NAMED TO COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
WEEKLY LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1983, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
*ICY ROADS TURN INTO DEMOLITION DERBY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
'SILKWOOD'--A PORTRAIT OF WORKING CLASS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CHILDREN'S HOME GETS {dollar}500 GIFT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
EQUIPMENT GIVEN TO UNIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
LUTHERAN PROGRAM HELPS CHARITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"*CHANGING FACES, 1974-1984","Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HORSES CAN PULL THEIR WEIGHT AT FARM EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONTRACT ORDINANCES SET FOR 2ND READING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE GRAIN, FARM-CHEMICAL THEFT","Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LIFE FOR HOSPITAL LAB DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PATIENTS DIDN'T DESERT KOTAS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOLIDAY HONORING KING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN LETTER TO AID PROCESS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS DISCUSS NUKE WASTE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BILLION PASSES QUICKLY IN WASHINGTON--JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
OGLALA SIOUX WILL APPEAL RULING ON MERGER,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
REFERENDUM WOULD PUT NEW AIRPORT TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATION WOULD DRAW ON STATE RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VOTERS WILL DECIDE ABOUT NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOOD-BURNING STOVE MAY HAVE STARTED FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"PIK ON ITS WAY OUT, FARM OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
MINNESOTA WITHOUT GRANT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REICHERT TINY GYMNIST WITH BIG AMBITIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BIG CHILL BEGINS TREK ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DROPS PLAN TO RAISE DRINKING AGE TO 21,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NUKE WASTE FORUM SPARKS CLASH,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
FLORIDA COLD AFFECTS PRICE OF LOCAL FRUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PATTEN IS MISS RODEO AMERICA,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*PORK GROWERS HONOR SMEENK,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*VOLGA GIRL IS STATE POSTER CHILD,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
'BUCKET IN WINTER' WINS ART CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"COUPLE NOTED FOR RANCHING, FARMING","Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
HYMAN HAS DISSERTATION OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
BILL TO RESTRICT SMOKING GOES UP IN SMOKE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD UPGRADE PENALTY FOR PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD OKS CHANGES FOR JUNIOR HIGHS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SENATE BILL GUARANTEES COLLEGE ADMITTANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SENATORS APPROVE WHEEL TAX MEASURE 29-6,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOODEN PHONE BOOTHS HAVE THE RIGHT RING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FARMER'S PLAN MAY SEND DELEGATION TO WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE FOR BILL TO HELP CRIME VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*BLOOD BANK PROGRAM SERVES PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
AMBULANCE RULES SHOULDN'T BE EASED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STANDARDS FOR AMBULANCE WORKERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ALCOHOL CAUSES PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BUCKLING UP WON'T KILL YOU (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ABDNOR WANTS CHANGES IN TRAVEL LOG RULES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION APPROVES ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FOCUS OF TELECONFERENCE IS TRUCKING ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITY NEEDS CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"LITTON WORKERS LOOK FOR JOBS, AID","Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
WE DON'T TOLERATE BOOTLEGGERS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
LAKOTA SIOUX IN HILLS AREA SINCE 1000 BC,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NORWEST'S NET INCOME DROPS 55.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*COMMITTEE REJECTS ELDERLY ABUSE REPORT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
BILLS DEALING WITH EDUCATION PLAN ARE FILED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
HOUSE RECONSIDERS LAETRILE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
LEGISLATORS TO INTRODUCE BILL ON SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
PANEL DEFEATS BILL CHANGING MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
VA TO ADMIT AIDS PATIENT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NATION MAY TUNE IN TO FARM FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
EX-DEAN MAY BAG 2ND AG SPOT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*REAGAN PICKS CHOICE FOR NO. 1,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AGENCY STALLING ON FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
HE HAD SEEN TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TRAGEDY HURTS HALLEY'S COMET RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CATHEDRAL CAPERS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ARTS CENTER ACCEPTING PRINT ENTRIES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FROG COLLECTORS INVITED TO JOIN CLUB,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
INDIAN VILLAGE IS PROGRAM FOCUS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
USD PRESENTS TWO ORIGINAL PLAYS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CAUSA GROUP CONDUCTS SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PIPESTONE HOSTS WINTER FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SDSU HOSTS ANNUAL JUNIOR DAY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"SCANDEL AT MINNESOTA BRINGS OUT GOOD, BAD (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE MUST EXAMINE BOTH COMPACTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*EARLIER PRIMARY, A TRUMP CARD","Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ABDNOR FOLDS ON FARM BILL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
LAWMAKERS DON'T LIKE CHOICE OF LYNG,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED LAW WOULD FORCE BIDDING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
S DAKOTANS SUFFER LESS CRIME,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT'S CONTRACT PROVOKES PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"DOMINO'S PIZZA COLLECTS 3,570 POUNDS OF FOOD","Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL BUSINESSMAN WANTS ZERO-COST CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TO BUY PRIZE STEER FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
USD WILL LOAN SOFTWARE FOR HOME COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VALENTINES GIFTS SHOULD BE PADDED FOR MAILING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN VOTES TO CUT SPENDING 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BILL TO CHANGE REGENT APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAGISTRATE SAYS BIRTH CERTIFICATE NOT ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROLLER SKATERS ARE PEDESTRIANS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE ESTABLISHING ETHNIC HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LAWMAKERS OPPOSE PROPOSED LENDING POLICY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CHEYENNE TRIBE TO TRY LOTTERY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS HONOR 12 FORMER LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LEFTOVER MONEY WILL BE GIVEN TO OTHER AIRPORTS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LOCAL BUSINESSMAN PROPOSES FREIGHT TERMINAL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SMOKING ILLEGAL FOR SD JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*HORMEL TO HIRE 450 NEW WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*CORNHUSKERS, WELTER SET SIGHTS HIGHER","Argus LeaderJan 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JURY STILL OUT IN BOYKIN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EXTRADITION WORTH THE RISK,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PLAY LOOKS AT FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LOW-POWER TV STATION MAY LOSE TOWER,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MEDIA IMAGES WON'T LET US FORGET,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*TAXING CORPORATIONS WOULD BE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CELEBRATE MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MEESE AFTER THE WRONG TARGET AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SEAT BELT LAW UNNECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
YACHT COVERAGE IS WATCHED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"*AUGUSTANA'S BROWN FOR BENGALS, BOOMER","Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KNEIP'S DOCTORS FIND NO CANCER,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROBLEM CUTS CALLS TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY LOSES APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD FERRY MAY BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HARRIS WINS NATIONAL ADMINISTRATOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ONLOOKERS CAN'T RESIST GIMMICKS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL ALLOWS SCHOOLS TO LOAN TEXTBOOKS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS DOWNPLAY ICE CREAM DANGER,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAW TO STAGGER LICENSE PLATE RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AIR FARES TO DIVE FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FAMILIES GET {dollar}1.9 MILLION IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL TO PROTECT VOLUNTEER COACHES KILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN BEATING DEATH STILL IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TALKS TO OFFICIALS ABOUT WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MERCHANTS FIND PHONY MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO HURON MEN CHARGED AS ACCESSORIES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS TO DECIDE TOWNSHIP'S FATE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL ALLOWS PROBATION FOR REPEAT OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OK'S BLOOD DONOR DESIGNATION BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*LIVESTOCK GETS BETTER PRICE IN 1986,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GETTING SLOW DRIVERS OUT OF FAST LANE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD LAWSUIT DISMISSAL UPHELD,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TO ALLOW CHILD TESTIMONY IN SEX CASES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TO PLACE IN MULTISTATE GRAIN GROUP,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS TANGLE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FORECAST OF SNOW COOLS SPRING FEVER,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*AL GORE A FAVORITE OF CROWD,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SEMINARY STUDENT WANTS CAREER WITH MOUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"DREAMING OF COLORADO'S CANYONS, CLIFFS","Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PHARMACIST MAKES HOME DELIVERY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SNOW-BLOWER OPERATORS ANGELS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STREET DEPARTMENT COMES THROUGH (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
VOLLEYBALL TEAMS HELP HOSPITAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
RED CROSS CHAPTERS TAKE A POSITIVE STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NO ONE GUARANTEES ABORTION BRINGS JOY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
VIKINGS EARNED RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
BONES WOULD HURT FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
TEACHERS DESERVE RAISES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*'PASTOR' KNEW MECKLENBURG'S TALENT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PRESSLER AGAINST CHANGE IN FUEL TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SINTE GLESKA HONORS COLLEGE FOUNDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS ENTER NUTRITION QUIZ BOWL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS RECEIVE ACADEMY OFFERS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THIRD SCHOOL VANDALIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TWO PEOPLE WIN {dollar}10,000 IN LOTTERY","Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SHAMPOO, SET AND STYLE","Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AGNEW KNEW HOW TO HANDLE REPORTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEREGULATION PROPOSAL MEANS WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GREEN TAKES JOB WITH CRIME IMFORMATION CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOG FARM GOOD FOR STATE--JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNION EXPECTS DECISION IN COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
190 LITTON EMPLOYEES TO LOSE JOBS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SEAT BELT LAW GOES TO SENATE FLOOR,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHURCH VOTES NOT TO CHANGE MURAL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THIS IS NOT YOUR FATHER'S,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COSTS THREATEN TRAINING OF DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEUBROOK PACKS 'EM IN FOR BASKETBALL TEAM,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JURISTS EARN THEIR KEEP,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*UNIONIST TO APPEAL HIS FIRING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SEXUALLY ACTIVE FACE A RISING THREAT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CITY NEEDS SUPERVISED FACILITIES FOR TEEN-AGERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX WITHOUT SHELTERS FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRANSITION PROVIDES NEW HOPE FOR ERA (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TOBACCO TAX BILL UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WRESTLERS DESERVED MORE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY GROUP OK'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO TESTIFY AGAINST PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TURN ABOUT DIRECTOR GETS SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEEKEND CRASHES KILL TWO IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CAN'T FORGET TRIP TO WRONG LOCKER,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DIAMOND HEIRLOOMS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"NAME CHANGE, LOTTERY GO BEFORE SENATE","Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRE-CRASH MEMO QUESTIONED B-1B LANDING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*A PASSION FOR POOL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE BURNS FIELD NEAR PALISADES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE FAILS LOTTO BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VERMILLION BROTHERS HIT IT BIG,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY REBUKES WORKERS WHO DIDN'T GIVE TO CHARITY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BUDGET PROPOSALS MIXED FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MUENSTER JOINS RACE FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PANEL'S BILL WOULD ALLOW SCHOOL START,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"GUARD UNIT GETS F-16S, MORE JOBS","Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
*VARIETY OF TREATMENT ADDS CHOICE TO HOPE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"CARING HAS LIMITS, ADVISERS SAY","Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
THERAPY SHEDS LIGHT ON WINTERTIME BLUES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DON'T DEAL MORE TOWNS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FETUS SHOULD HAVE SAME RIGHTS AS BABY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NON-WORKING HOLIDAY FOR KING (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MEDIA SHOULD BUTT OUT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
IT'S TIME FOR DIAPER CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*NCC REVIEWING TAPE OF FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
GOVERNORS INVITED TO CONFERENCE HERE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MORRELL BUYS CHAMPS FROM FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RETAIL SALES ROSE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TAX WORKSHOP SCHEDULED FEBRUARY 7,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TRAILER PARK ON 41ST DRAWS SEVERAL OFFERS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DOWNTOWN COMPLEX SCALED BACK,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*CHAMBER CONSIDERS SITES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
CHIMNEY INSTALLATION CITED IN WEEKEND FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUEL EMERGENCY DECLARED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ON PBS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUND WATER REPORT AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN WHO FELL 5 STORIES OUT OF INTENSIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SACK ART,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILLION MUST BEAR JOKES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE PASSES TAX-LIMIT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOM PLEADS GUILTY IN COKE CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REPUBLICANS BUST ECONOMIC PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AMBULANCE SERVICE MUST TURN TO STATE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BIKE TRAIL RANGER TO BE HIRED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HUMAN RIGHTS PANEL SEEKS ADDED POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAPER SURVIVES ATTEMPT TO END FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"RESIDENTS, MINING FIRMS OBJECT TO CLEANUP","Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHERIFF 911 SERVICE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EGAN BOARD TO DISCUSS CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MOTEL DEVELOPMENT PASSES FIRST HURDLE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SISSETON COLLEGE WINS GRANT TO ADD NURSING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RETIRING SHERIFF RECALLS DARK DAY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE AGENCY COLLECTS {dollar}5 MILLION IN PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PUC OFFICIAL TO MONITOR STATE'S GRAIN DEALERS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PHONE SCAMS TO COST SD MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BAR ASSOCIATION FIELDED 121 COMPLAINTS IN 1989,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
SURVEY SHOWS SUPPORT FOR SEAT-BELT MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
COMMISSION OK'S CITY WELL STUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DUMP OPPONENTS ASKING FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COCAINE BABY NOT FIRST--DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
RESOLUTION GIVES CARETRAUM ACCESS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
S DAKOTANS WONDER ABOUT DOMESTIC GOALS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BODY FOUND UNDER BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BLOOD TEST ERROR PROMPTS CONCERN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LEADERS DESERVE TRUST MORE THAN MEDIA DOES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STUDENTS PUNISHED FOR RULE VIOLATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WAR BEING FOUGHT FOR ISREALI INTERESTS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*ANTI-ABORTION BILL DECEPTIVELY NAMED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*COOKBOOK GIVES OUTSIDERS VIEW OF COLONY LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE POETRY SOCIETY TO HOST ANNUAL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*CUSTOMERS TAKE CAKES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INSURANCE DIVISION EXAMINES DAKOTA CARE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN BANK SCHEME,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETING SCHEDULED ON AMBULANCE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SELECTED DEPUTY GOP WHIP,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESOLUTION PASSED ON ENERGY POLICY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}300,000 NEEDED TO SAVE STATE AIRLINE","Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSION OK'S FUNDS FOR TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL ENDORSES BINDING ARBITRATION FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JET LANDS SAFELY WITH ONE ENGINE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FAMILY LEAVES MIDEAST,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ACLU PREPARED TO TAKE ABORTION BILL TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL TABLES HIGHWAY 42 REPAIR BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LINKLETTER TO SPEAK IN SF ON MAY 20,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"HARTFORD, HUMBOLDT SET NEW BOND VOTE","Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
2 FORMER MITCHELL MEN INDICTED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"AD MISLEADS, RESTAURANT NOT COMING","Argus LeaderJan 30 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MONEY MISSING FROM HOMESTAKE LAND SALE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JET STREAM KEEPS STATE IN THE CLEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS WELD TAX PLANS IN {dollar}61 REBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MALICIOUS VIRUS THREATENS COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW MANAGER AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SOME IDEAS WOULD HELP SD,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
WHITE HOUSE TARGETS SD BIOSTRESS LAB,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
*LASER HELPS NUMB WITHOUT NOVOCAIN,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BIG BLUNDERS MAR GIFT TO RUSHMORE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KELO REPORTER HELPS WOMAN WITH GROCERIES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RIGHT-TO-LIFE GROUPS SHOULD APPALL WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LOCAL GARBAGE HAULERS PUT SERVICE FIRST (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"*PUBLIC OPINIONS--{dollar}100,000 TO THE RESTORATION","Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*PUBLIC INPUT SOUGHT ON REPORT CARDS (PROF),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*NORD ENCOURAGES TEENS TO LISTEN TO HEART,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WALLMAN ENDS MOST MATCHES EARLY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CARS COME CLEAN,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
ELECTRONICS FIRM REFUTES ACCUSATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LAWMAKERS MOVE TOWARD NEW MILK REGULATION,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BILL EXEMPTS DETASSLERS FROM SOME LABOR LAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUND SET UP FOR FAMILY OF CHILD KILLED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUARD'S SWITCH TO F-16'S TO BE COMPLETED TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKA WOMAN GIVEN ONE-HOUR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF LEGISLATORS TO SPEAK AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON MAN CHARGED IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SEAT-BELT BILL PASSES SENATE PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ESCKILSEN CHOSEN FOR ARENA CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRAVELING TO CHECK OUT TWO CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHARTER TO RELEASE ALL SEXUAL ASSAULT REPORTS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LICENSES PLATE INCREASE FAILS TO PASS HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PICKUP MIX-UP HAS LAWMAKERS IN STITCHES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL TO SHORTEN PHEASANT SEASON FAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS FARM AND HOME SHOW SET,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP SAYS IT WON'T CHALLENGE RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO KIDNAPPING TRY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SOLITUDE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EFFECTIVENESS OF LOTTERY VOTE DEBATED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HOUSE PANEL OK'S INCREASING CIGARETTE TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RAPID CITY VIOLATES AIR STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRIBAL COLLEGES FACE UPHILL BATTLE FOR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GOVERNOR OFFERS HUMAN SERVICES REMODELING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*FRIENDSHIP, VOTES DON'T MIX","Argus LeaderJan 30 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
"GROUP SEEKS {dollar}27,500 FOR WHS PLAN","Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY TO READ METERS BY PHONE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SENATE PANEL RECOMMENDS INCOME STUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DISCHARGED AIRMAN SAYS GAYS NO THREAT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ETHICS BILL DEFEATED IN COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PANEL KEEPS GAMING WALLS IN PLACE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*JUST LIKE HOME,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
TOUGHER BILLS CUT BLOOD LEVEL TO 0.08,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
COMMITTEE PASSES AIDS DISCLOSURE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY DIRECTORS COULD BE ELECTED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MEASURE EXTENDS NURSING HOME LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
WHISTLE-BLOWER BILL FIRES THROUGH PANEL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
BILL EXTENDS VOTE TO SOME 17-YEAR-OLDS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
SENATE REJECTS BILL TO STUDY WASTE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
VIDEO LOTTERY BILL EXPANDS LICENSING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
*MAN JOINS FIGHT TO SAVE NEIGHBORHOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SINGLES GROUP SUPPLIES MEMBERS WITH VOLUNTEER,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"'WOODS' MESHES POLITICS, FRIENDSHIP","Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER RIGHT AOBUT BAIRD (WATERTOWN PUBLIC),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEADWOOD PROPOSAL VIOLATES 1988 VOW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DR WILLIAMS ARTICLE NOT PLEASANT TO READ (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FORUMS MAY CLEAR UP HOSPITAL PERCEPTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DR WILLIAM'S FACE DARKENED THE DAWN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*GOOD WRITERS KNOW VALUE OF LISTENING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*MESSAGES IN BIBLE HELP READERS DEAL WITH CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ACCIDENT VICTIMS STILL HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BAR TILL THEFT CHARGES ARE FILED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CIRCUIT JUDGE OK AFTER BUS COLLISION,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN INDICTED FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT WON'T FIGHT EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRUANCY CASE TO GAIN NATIONAL TV EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A PICTURE OF GRACE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH SCHOOL LOSES ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DRIVER HAS BLAST WITH MASHER TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POWER PLANT SEEKS ASH DISPOSAL PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RHINES' EXECUTION DATE SET,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMPANION WON'T FACE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*CULTURE DIFFERENCES PLEASE ARMENIAN MOTHER, FATHER","Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*HURON TRUCKER CHARGED WITH DWI,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*LEGION COMMANDER TO ATTEND SD EVENT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HISTORY MONTH DISPLAYS AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD VOLUNTEERS HONORED BY GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX CITY SUE OPEN FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*VOLGA SCHOOL PICKED FOR COMPUTER STUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION UNDERWAY FOR CROW CREEK CASINO,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKERS SAY ELLSWORTH IN NO DANGER OF CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*GOVERNOR APPOINTS NEW REGENT,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
LEMMON PARENTS HIT WITH ALCOHOL CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
NORTHWEST PAYS OVERDUE DEBTS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*FROM DAKOTAS TO SUPER BOWL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE WIN STREAK HITS 5,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*IS STATE-EDUCATION FUNDING FAIR?,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*KIRBY GETS A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MUST STICK WITH THE ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STUDENTS IMPLORE GORE TO GET TOUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AARP STILL STUDYING HEALTH-CARE PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FLOCK OF GEESE MADE GREAT ESCAPE FROM ICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MILLER FORGETS COLLEGE SHOULD BE OPTION FOR ALL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WHY LOOK OUT OF STATE FOR TOP SCHOOL OFFICIAL? (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LIMIT SCHOOL SPENDING TO KEEP TAXES DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*STARMARK-ET BOOM,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOOT OF SNOW BLANKETS HILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RAPID CITY POLICE, FBI ARREST FUGITIVE","Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES PRESSLER'S UN BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHEEP NUMBERS REACH 20-YEAR HIGH,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WEATHER CLOGS UP FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FBI INVESTIGATES THEFT OF FEDERAL PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAGNET SCHOOL WOULD OFFER A SPECIALTY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NY EXAMINER MAY EXHUME SEVERAL BODIES IN SWANGO CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION ZONE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REMOVAL OF 'OFFENSIVE' MURAL SUBJECT OF BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO DECIDE FUTURE OF CHECKOFF PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'WE'RE NOT IN GRIDLOCK',"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MILLER SCHOOL PLAN COULD TAKE PUNCH FROM COURT CASE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*PAGE ADVISER INTRODUCES TEENS TO LEGISLATIVE LIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
"*HAVE WHISTLE, WILL TRAVEL","Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DONATED HAY KEEPS DEER AWAY FROM FEED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*NETWORK BOSS ENJOYED SD FISHING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
JAMES RIVER FISH KILL PROBED,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
FUN-LOVING MACKER IN HOOP HEAVEN,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*HORSE, BEDROLL, LONG JOURNEY WOULD SATISFY","Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*TRAVEL INDUSTRY LOOKS FOR ANOTHER HOT YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*WOOD FLOORS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*LIVESTOCK ECONOMICS REBOUND; FUTURE UNCLEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EMPTY HOMES HARD TO FIND NEAR BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DAKOTA ONE TAX-CUTTING PLAN GETS CAPITOL HEARING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TAKING A LOOK AT THE PROPERTY-TAX PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CALLING ALL CONSTITUENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW DOUBTS WORTH OF PRISON MONITORING,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EASES RENEWAL OF EXPIRED DRIVER'S LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*COYOTE APT TO HOWL ON AS STATE ANIMAL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
A LOOK AT IMPORTANT BILLS BEFORE THE SD LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
LEGISLATORS KILL ONE OF TWO CONCEALED-WEAPONS BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SENATOR TARGETS EDUCATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
READERS' MESSAGE: CUT FEDERAL BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REVIVE CAMPAIGN BILLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*NAVAJO NATION CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PULL PLUG ON PUBLIC BROADCASTING WOULD BE MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
TURNING LAWLESS LOOSE WOULD BE COSTLY CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
AMENDMENT NO ANSWER FOR BUDGET DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"BOARD HAS CONTAINED COST, IMPROVED SCHOOLS (L)","Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"FOREFATHERS DELIVERED MAIL FASTER, CHEAPER (L)","Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DON'T FORCE CHILDREN TO DO DIRTY WORK (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
SD RENTERS LEFT OUT OF TAX-RELIEF PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
IT'S TIME FOR DEMOCRATS TO GET OVER DEFEAT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"TAX ON HEALTH CARE UNFAIR TO SICK, ELDERLY (L)","Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
VETERANS CONCERNED OVER NINE INCH NAILS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*KIDS HAVE FUN IN PRODUCTION AT O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THIS IS ONLY A TEST,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PRISON, LARGE FINES RARELY COMBINED","Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JOHN MORRELL RETIREES TO DISCUSS BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SOCIAL AGENCY PICKS LEADER FROM MICHIGAN,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*STEELE IS DANGEROUS, BARNETT WARNS","Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHURCH TACKLES BOWL COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
READERS BALANCE US BUDGET WITH EASE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MISS SD USA SAYS BEAUTY MORE THAN LOOKS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POLICE CONTINUE TO DIG FOR BODIES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
OFFICIALS RELEASE NAME OF HILL CITY DROWNING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRANSPLANT DEMAND REMAINS AT HIGH LEVEL,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VIBORG TEEN-AGER IS KILLED IN PICKUP ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*COMPUTERS, BOOKMOBILE FACE FUTURE","Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*MANLEY DOTSON DIES AT 73; PRISONER DURING WWII,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
REGENTS WANT FUNDING FOR INCREASING ENROLLMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*READY TO CROW,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
US WEST RESTORES CUT-CABLE PHONE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
PUC SETS SESSION ON UTILITY CLOSINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
TOURIST ATTRACTION FEATURING MARINE LIFE FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HURON MAN RECALLS DAYS IN WWII'S 'FORGOTTEN OUTFIT',"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*STOCK BILLS MUST BE PAID MORE QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderJan 30 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*CATTLE PRIMPING,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ENERGY CHIEF SEES {dollar}1 GAS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FED CATTLE PRICES HERE HIGHEST EVER,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
INDIANS ASK FOR DISASTER RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
INDIANS ASK FOR DISASTER RULING,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JOE FOSS FIELD-SUCCESS STORY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FLOREY PROMISES APPEAL IN CHRISTMAS ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
"DEATH PENALTY, ABORTION STANDS CALLED INCONSISTENT","Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"DEATH PENALTY, ABORTION STANDS CALLED INCONSISTENT","Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SOLAR POWER CAUTION URGED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*STARLEY CHOCHOLOUSEK, A MISS SOUTH DAKOTA CONTEST","Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TAX RECOMMENDATION KILLS REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE PENSION PLAN COSTS DEPARTING WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HARDING COUNTY'S ROADS ARE OUT OF MONEY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TAX RECOMMENDATION KILLS REPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPRING FLOODING LIKELY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SENATE-PASSED BILL RAISES PARENTAL VANDALISM LIABILITY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SENATE-PASSED BILL RAISES PARENTAL VANDALISM LIABILITY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DEATH PENALTY DETERRENT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATOR QUESTIONED OVER LAWSUIT PROVISION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PANEL PASSES DOVE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
PANEL PASSES DOVE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*SEN ALVA SCARBROUGH, R-SIOUX FALLS","Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
TAX BREAK ASKED FOR GASOHOL MIXTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
DEAF SCHOOL CELEBRATING HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MCGOVERN BACKS ROUBIDEAUX,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MCGOVERN BACKS ROUBIDEAUX,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*BROWN NAMED TO DOWNTOWN POST-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
CEMENT TAX BILL PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
ELMWOOD COMMUNITY HALL HAZARDS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
CEMENT TAX BILL PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
STATE CEMENT PLANT GOALS SET,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
DAM CONSTRUCTION GRANT AWARDED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
DASCHLE INITIATES 'SUNSET' BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
JAMES RIVER WASTE RIGHTS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
AG SHIPPING NETWORK PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
WOMAN CHARGED IN HUSBAND'S DEATH-MOBRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
EARLY RAIL SERVICE LOSS FEARED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
SDSU TO STUDY WATER TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
WATER CONFERENCE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
*CHERRY DESSERTS TO DELIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
READER RECIPE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
CHAIN LETTER REVIVAL DRAWS 900 BELIEVERS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
68 ELDERLY IN YANKTON GET REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHO SAYS THERE'S ONE SUPERTURTLE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BRAITHWAITE PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BRAITHWAITE PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BRAITHWAITE PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*'ONION FIELD' BLEAK LOOK AT CRIME & COURTS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KNEIP'S BOSSES SAY HE'S OK,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TAX SOLVES ONE PROBLEM, CREATES MORE","Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TROOPER 'TOLERANCE LEVEL' SAME ON SPEEDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TAX SOLVES ONE PROBLEM, CREATES MORE","Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TROOPOER 'TOLERANCE LEVEL' SAME ON SPEEDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL COURT DISMISSES RURAL HEALTH HAZARD SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS REFUSE TO RUSH RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS REFUSE TO RUSH RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FEDERAL COURT DISMISSES RURAL HEALTH HAZARD SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OPTIMISTIC NOTE AT FARM SHOW (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESEARCHER-GASOHOL FUTURE BRIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD TO HAVE HOME ENERGY AUDITS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS TO BE AIRED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEW GAINS SEEN FROM SHUTDOWN,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS BATTLE OVER MERIT PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PETERSON--SOMEONE ELSE SHOULD PLAN DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
REGENTS BATTLE OVER MERIT PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
REGENTS BATTLE OVER MERIT PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD POWER FIRM PARTNER IN NEW PLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"JANKLOW ANALYSIS-IF IT'S A KITTY,...NOT A TAX","Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FEDS ACCUSED OF DISTORTING PROJECT COST,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"JANKLOW ANALYSIS-IF IT'S A KITTY,...NOT A TAX","Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MEANS GIVES UP ON CONFRONTATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
MEANS GIVES UP ON CONFRONTATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
WAGE BD WILL PROBE SD OFFICERS' PAY HIKES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
WAGE BD WILL PROBE SD OFFICERS' PAY HIKES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*JOYCE HAS LITTLE CONCERN FOR BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*JOYCE HAS LITTLE CONCERN FOR BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*JANKLOW, LAWMAKERS FEUD OVER BIDDING","Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*JANKLOW, LAWMAKERS FEUD OVER BIDDING","Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BELL ASKS FOR 15 PERENT RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BELL ASKS FOR 15 PERCENT RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"GARRISON SURVIVES FOOTBALL, RODEO WARS","Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HISTORIANS BATTLE CEMETERY HOUSING,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ADC PAYMENTS MAY GET REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX REFUND FRACAS GOES BACK TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONTANA OFFERS LIMITED RAIL SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ONIDA ASKS FOR STATE HELP IN ROAD DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ADC PAYMENTS MAY GET REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX REFUND FRACAS GOES BACK TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ED QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE HIGHER ED COMMISSIONER EAS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ED QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE HIGHER ED COMMISSIONER EAS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*NIECE OF HOSTAGE SAVORS FESTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ADVICE FOR SESSION ON STATE SALARIES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS AND SOUTH DAKOTA (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS AND SOUTH DAKOTA (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP'S CLAIMS ABOUT WETLANDS DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN'S RECORD DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HEED THE PLIGHT OF FAMILIES ON ADC (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*UNIFICATION LEADER FEELS BIAS FITS PATTERN,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABUSE BILLS BYPASS UNMARRIEDS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TEACHER TALKS UP SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TEACHER TALKS UP SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABUSE BILLS BYPASS UNMARRIEDS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WYO WATER BILL HIT BY COAL CO,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
WYO WATER BILL HIT BY COAL CO,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
CHARGES IN CUSTER CASE DUE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
INDIANS ASK SCHOLARSHIP RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CHARGES IN CUSTER CASE DUE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
INDIANS ASK SCHOLARSHIP RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"JANKLOW TO SEEK FEDERAL RAIL, BILLBOARD HELP","Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"JANKLOW TO SEEK FEDERAL RAIL, BILLBOARD HELP","Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*STUDENTS EXERCISE THEIR IMAGINATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*STUDENTS EXERCISE THEIR IMAGINATIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NO ONE KNOWS IF NEW FEDERALISM WILL WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REAGAN'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
POOR ECONOMY MAY TAKE TOLL ON TAX REVENUE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATER PROBLEMS TORMENT ROSCOE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"5-MONTH INVESTIGATION ENDS--NORFOLK, NEB","Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*TOWNS, MEDICAL STUDENTS EXCHANGE FACTS","Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY WORKERS FACE OFF WITH BOSSES OVER PAY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FEDERALISM GOAL HINGES ON RECOVERY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BANKRUPTCY LAW NEEDS REVISION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PUC FACES TASK--AT&T DIVESTITURE (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN LEADER--ETSI DEAL IS LOSS FOR TRIBE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DISAGREES WITH ARGUS EDITORIAL ON DRAFT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
DASCHLE COMMENDED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
DASCHLE SLAMS PLAN TO DROP TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DUPREE LAWYER LOSES LICENSE FOR YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FORMER RC MAN ARRESTED IN DENVER,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MAN FOUND FROZEN,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MELTING SNOW MAY LEAD TO EROSION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OLDHAM SCHOOL TO TAKE PART IN STUDY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SAC CHIEF--BASE WILL KEEP BOMBERS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"WEB TO SPEND {dollar}300,000 FOR '82 CONSTRUCTION","Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
REPORT--DRILL FOR WATER IN MONTANA,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RODEO A FAMILY AFFAIR FOR PAINTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BILL ENDING FREE MED SCHOOL TUITION OK'D,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
FARMERS--RETAIN LOAD LIMIT EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
PANEL REJECTS BILLS LIMITING GOV'S POWER,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
STATE-TOURNAMENT HOPEFULS AT 'B' CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RECENT WARMTH, SUN TURN BACK TIDE","Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TAX CHECKOFF BENEFITS WILDLIFE (WOSTER),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MYOTT TAKES AIM AT PRO BOWLING (WOODDEN),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*FORMALDEHYDE IS PERVASIVE HOUSEHOLD CHEM,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE STRANGE SAGA OF DEER CREED DR,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CAROLINA DANCE THEATER'S PERFORMANCE (FINE),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*IOLA HUETHER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*SETTING UP BUSINESS AT THE FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
10 WAYS TO SAVE MONEY ON 1981 TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MODEST GROWTH IN'81 FOR NORTHWESTERN BANK,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
JC PENNEY EXPANDING ITS SALES AREA,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.6"
*'THE CONSCIENCE OF THIS LEGISLATURE',"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WORK ON BANKS' EXTRADITION BEGIN,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MANY SD TRUCKERS GETTING OFF ROAD,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NEON SIGNS--A FLASHY WAY TO ADVERTISE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
AAL GIVES SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MOUNT MARTY GETS FEDERAL GRANT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SOCIETY COLLECTS LABELS FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*AG SECRETARY WANTS PROJECTS WITH MEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*WATER'S ON TAP, SO ARE TAXES","Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS WANT RECIPROCITY TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MONTHLY SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DIRECTOR EXPLAINS HUMANE SOCIETY OPERATION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPY SATELLITES COULD SPUR GENEVA ARMS PACT (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S FARM LOAN DRAWS CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CITY CONSTRUCTION BUDGET LISTS PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY DRAFTS MINORITY HIRING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION TO STUDY DRIVING LAWS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS GASOHOL TAX EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE LEADERS STUDY GAS TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW OPTIMISTIC ABOUT FISH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*SMALL TOWNS FIND BARGAIN IN DEPUTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"CONSTRUCTION TOTALS {dollar}1.9 BILLION FOR ND, SD, & MN","Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS FIGHT FIRE WITH COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
759 PEOPLE OF COLTON KNOW DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*ENOUGH BUSINESS TO GO AROUND,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BIG DAY AT BIG EIGHT TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PANEL SUGGESTS 3-PERCENT COMMISSION RAISE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE PANEL APPROVES NUKE WASTE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CROSSWALK IS DANGEROUS, CITY TOLD","Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S JAILERS WILL RECEIVE TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"MCGOVERN, CRANSTON FLEE IOWA HOTEL FIRE","Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*PROGRAM HELPS DROPOUTS DO TURNABOUT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ROBERTS LEAVES GOVERNMENT POSITION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE'S AGENT ORANGE LEGISLATION PASSES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EDGEMONT RESIDENTS LOBBY FOR SITE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUPPORTERS HAVE ENOUGH NAMES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*GRAND CHAMP BRINGS GRAND PRICE-{dollar}3,429","Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
OFFICERS PIECING TOGETHER KOTAS' LAST NIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STATE REPUBLICANS CHEER REAGAN'S ANNOUNCEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
REAGAN VS MONDALE--NOT SO CLOSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*IF WE HOST NUCLEAR WASTE SITE...,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BUFFALO CULTURE SPIRIT REMAINS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VICTIM OF POOR FARM TIMES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ARGUS DECISION NOT TO USE INSERT LAUDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
HOLIDAY FOR KING HONORS AM QUALITIES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BILL EASES RULES FOR COURT TESTIMONY BY ABUSED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"DRINKING AGE, TESTIMONY BY ABUSED, LAW SCHOOL","Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PANEL SPLIT ON DRINKING AGE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OKS BILL TO OVERRULE REGENTS' POLICIES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENATE REFUSES TO DEBATE LAW SCHOOL BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BILL MAKING DISMISSALS EASIER IS KILLED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PROPOSAL WOULD ASSURE GOOD PRICE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RETURNS AFTER HOSPITALIZATION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WANT TRANSIENT-MERCHANT LAW CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DOUBLING HUNTING FEES IS TOO MUCH,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"MAN KILLED, GIRL CRITICALLY INJURED","Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
REVENUE SHARING TOTALS {dollar}13.4 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
WAKONDA GETS A CHANCE FOR REVENGE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A HELPING HAND,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM SHOW SALES FAR FROM GLOOMY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AGENCIES OFFER TEMPORARY HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PSYCHOLOGISTS--JOBS MORE THAN PAYCHECK,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FINDING NEW WORK IS A JOB IN ITSELF,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COMMITTEE DEFEATS STUDENT ENROLLMENT BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES ANIMAL-FIGHTING LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE RESOLUTION BACKING CAPITAL TRIP PASSES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOB HUNTERS TRY TO SNARE WORK AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STATE, COUNTY FILE CLAIMS AGAINST MAKER","Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TURKEY AWARD SQUAWKS ABOUT DUMB BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S ALL HAPPENING AT THE ZOO,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KRUEGER CALLS DRAM SHOP LAW UNJUST,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CONTROVERSY CONTINUES ABOUT TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PLANS FOR DC TRIP (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SNOW REMOVAL PLAN NEEDS SOME CHANGES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REA PROGRAM HELPS STATE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GROUP SUPPORTS TAX BILL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"BALANCE SYSTEMS, UNION RESUME TALKS","Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PICKETS PROTEST FIRING OF WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COLLEGE HEAD DOESN'T EXPECT TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RC JUDGE DROPS FBI AGENT'S SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE OKS TOUGHER BAIL IN ABUSE CASES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
TAX BREAK ON GASOHOL RAISES PRICES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
TURNOUT DISAPPOINTS AG PRESS ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
ABDNOR GETS AWARD FOR EDUCATION STAND,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EXTENSION DIRECTOR TO SPEAK NEAR BERESFORD,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS ROLLER SKATING RINK IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER SAYS TRADE DEFICITS ARE AT CRISIS STAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TALKS MAY AVERT TAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WATERTOWN FARM SHOW BEGINS FEB 7,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WINNER SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS FOR STATE JOB,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NORTHERN MICHIGAN & SDSU FOR REGIONAL HOST,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE WILDLIFE OFFICIAL RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
KELO WILL HOST CBS NEWS SHOW,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NORWEST SELLS SEVEN SD BANKS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ADDS COPTER TO EMERGENCY FLEET,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NOSTALGIC LOOK AT SIOUX FALLS' HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*WORLD OF ART WILL MISS JIM SAVAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHEAPER OIL WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HATE OF TV PREACHERS IS OBVIOUS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ARGUS SHOULD BE SELECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
THANKS FOR SPECIAL EDITION (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SD COWBOY POETS ATTEND EVENT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
RIEGER HELPS BOOST WASHINGTON 34-28,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AUGUSTANA BEATS NORTHWESTERN,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CLOWNING CLASS LEARNS WITH SILENT TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEARS CLEARS HURDLE FOR BANK,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSIONER SCOLDS 3 ABOUT BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANOTHER SITE OFFERED FOR HERITAGE CENTER,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOBILE HOME REGISTRATION DEADLINE NEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIAL IN DEATH OF TEEN TO START APRIL 21,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ABDNOR TO BECOME CANDIDATE FEB 11,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HINTS ABOUT BIG-MONEY LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BATTLE ABOUT FAMILY-OPTION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HOLIDAY WITHOUT CLOSING OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DISCRIMINATION EXPERT--TALK IT OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS BILLS RUN IN 2 DIRECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE PASSES CRIME BILLS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CAMP LEADERS OFFER PLAN FOR YELLOW THUNDER,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JURY FINDS MAN GUILTY OF 1ST-DEGREE MURDER,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
11-YEAR EDITOR OF ABERDEEN NEWSPAPER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BOYKIN GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
A YEAR AFTER UNION COUNTY TRAGEDIES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WILKA, EX-PROSECUTOR TRADE CHARGES","Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BUDWEISER IS KING OF BEERS IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
TRADITIONAL VALENTINE'S DAY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'GREY MUSIC' FALLS FLAT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
ENACT A STATE LOTTERY (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER SAVED WEB FUNDING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KSFY SHOULD REPLACE SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GAMBLING WOULD HELP DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PLASTIC SHIELD NO THREAT TO TOT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MEDIA PERPETUTATES SCANDAL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*TIME TO PRAY IS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SCHOOL FOR DEAF CROWNS ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE NAMED TO FARM PANELS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LITTON, UNION OK CONTRACT","Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE REJECTS LANGUAGE BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS DISCUSS ALTERNATIVES TO SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FARM SHOW MERCHANTS NOTE OPTIMISM,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR REJECTS SPENDING INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BIG CITY KIDS MEET RURAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*2 NEAR-COLLISIONS REPORTED IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABORTION BILL REQUIRES CONSENT FOR MINORS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BURIAL VAULT EMPLOYEES VOTE STRIKE ACTION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD PROTESTORS CALL FOR BETTER HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*JANUARY HAS BEEN ONE OF WARMEST,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SICK TEEN GETS WISH TO SHOW PRIZE STEER,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SURVEY SHOWS MANY FARMERS OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN MARRIES TEEN IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*NOT SATISFIED VOLK IS THE ANSWER,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OFFICIALS OUGHT TO STOP GRIPING (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER SHOULD STOP OBSTRUCTIONIST TACTICS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEMP PRO-LIFE VIEWS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
INDIAN RESPONSE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STUDENTS NEED CPR TRAINING (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*SAVE LIVES, NOT MONEY--DE-ICE ROADS","Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BALANCING FEDERAL BUDGET WILL REQUIRE TOUGH CHOICES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CABLE FIRM WANTS VOTE ON FRANCHISE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEATH CHECKED AS HOMOCIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM HELPS NEEDY WITH HEATING,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES CRITICIZE TRADE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JAPAN BUYS BEEF FROM SD PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS DEBATE TEACHER PAY PLANS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EXERCISING COMPANIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MICKELSON'S PLAN NEEDS HIS HELP,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EX-OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY TO SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LIQUOR TAX ISSUE NOT ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BOARD OK'S OPEN PIT MINE PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTA LEGISLATIVE SCORE CARD,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HOUSE GETS BILL RAISING WHEAT CHECKOFF FEE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PANEL DEBATES VIDEO LOTTERY GAME PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PANEL OK'S BILL TO HELP FIND MISSING CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAISING STATE'S MINIMUM WAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PASSES WATERED-DOWN HEALTH BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS POSTPONE VOTE ON PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DIVORCES INCREASE SLIGHTLY IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
JACKRABBITS WIN; UNC TOPS VIKINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTIES TO SPEND FOR WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*ELWAY WILL PASS, RUN DENVER TO VICTORY","Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WOMEN'S TOURNEY IS SUPER,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*LINES KEEP AREA TRAPPERS BUSY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
"*PRICES HURT BY CRASH, COYOTES","Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
HOMEMAKERS OFFER SDSU SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT IS SUBJECT OF LECTURE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM TELLS HOW TO MOTIVATE STAFF,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WHEAT GROWERS URGE SMALLER FEDERAL ROLE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CITY NAILS DOWN A PROLIFIC YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SD FARMERS PUT OLD STANDBYS FIRST,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU ECONOMIST KICKS AROUND THEORY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*RETAIL SPRINGS UP,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*ENTHUSIASM SNOWBALLS FOR CROSS-COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*JAMES MERGEN EXPERIMENTS WITH FISH,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1988, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
BIA SAID FRAUGHT WITH CORRUPTION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ALASKAN FRONT WILL CHILL SD,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE NAME CHANGE FAILS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FREEZE WON'T GUARANTEE STABLE TAXES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"KANSAS CITY, OMAHA ON AIRLINE'S PLAN","Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"DISCLOSE WHAT EXCITES, DISGUSTS THEM","Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ORDINANCES NEED TUNING (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROBLEMS DON'T JUSTIFY MILLIONS OF ABORTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROSPERITY SIDESTEPPED UNDERPRIVILEGED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SHOULD BUCKLE UP FOR SAFETY, TOO (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RAAB OPTIMISTIC ABOUT CBA,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CBA STILL MAY MOVE TO CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
POOL OF GREEN LIQUID FOUND IN NORTH END,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RETEST SHOWS WATER IN HARTFORD SAFE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SATANISM IS SUBJECT OF WORKSHOP IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION ORDERED TO POST BONDS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 TEENS CHARGED IN AUTO VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TAKING A SHINE TO THE JANUARY THAW,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS ASKS CITY TO REJECT LOW BID,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS' VOTE VITAL TO LOTTERY BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NAME TROUBLES PLAGUE LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACHER-PAY PROPOSAL DIES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUSTAD PROPOSES ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PANEL OK'S AGE LIMIT ON TOBACCO SALES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VALLEY BANK ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EX-CONGRESSMAN WERNER DIES AT 96,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PARENTS BOYCOTT SCHOOL TO PROTEST CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PARENTS, STUDENTS STRESS CLOSENESS OF SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL'S BILL WOULD ALLOW SCHOOL START,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*RESIDENTS SPEAK OUT ON STATE OF UNION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COYOTES MUST BE CONTROLLED (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"DISCIPLINE PRODUCES HONESTY, COURTESY (L)","Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DURENBERGER NOT GUILTY YET (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FOSS OFF TARGET AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KING A MAN OF ILL REPUTE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TO OK COMPREHENSIVE RECYCLING BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUYING MORE WEAPONS FUTILE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEMOCRATS ABUSE FREE MAIL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*'DANCES WITH THE WOLVES' HAILED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JUST PLAIN GOOD,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HEART TROUBLE SPEEDS PAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER QUESTIONS NEB DUMP PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISONER'S DEATH RULED SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUSH BUDGET DEALS BLOW TO RURAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS PROPOSE CHEAPER PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SON'S MURDERER OUT AFTER 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAMUELSON TO FOCUS ON FUND RAISING,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LIQUOR QUESTION COULD GO TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ABDNOR GIVEN ILLEGALLY RAISED FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ENDORSES REPEAL OF MANDATORY INSURANCE LAW,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EXPANSION SPARKING INTEREST IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PLATTE VOTERS ACCEPT {dollar}120,000 BOND ISSUE","Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORKERS GET RAISES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ASTORIA STUDIES SCHOOL REORGANIZATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DEUEL SCHOOL BOARD REJECTS NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HARRISBURG SCHOOL VOTE SLATED FOR MARCH 15,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SOME WORRY CHURCH EVENTS TAKE BACKSEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TRAFFIC STALLED AS TRAIN DERAILS NEAR MIDLAND,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BRANDON SCHOOL ASKS FOR FAIR SHARE OF FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BRITTON TO HOST MEETING ON BACKSCATTER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LOWER BRULE MAN GETS TERM FOR MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COUNTY GROUP TO APPLY FOR WALL LAKE GRANT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"PINE RIDGE MAN STRUCK, KILLED","Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
POWER OUTAGE DARKENS WINNER FOR 80 MINUTES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
QUITS TO RUN GAMBLING HALLS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
GOLF MAGAZINE CITES AUSTAD'S,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NORTHWEST PLANS SERVICE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PUC STUDIES CHOICE FOR LONG DISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HY-VEE PLANS NEW STORE AT 49TH-LOUISE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
CITICORP BUYS HALF-MILLION NEW ACCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
NON-RESIDENT CONSTRUCTION BOOMS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*TO LET LONETREE ACCEPT OUT-OF-STATE GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS KILL HALF-CENT HIKE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HAT THEFT ACCEPTED AS JOKE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CHEMICAL WEAPONS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSH MUST TAKE REALISTIC STANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WRITER TRIES TO ALIENATE PRO-LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"GET PATRIOTISM, PRAYER BACK INTO SCHOOLS (L)","Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MAYBE TIME HAS CAUGHT UP TO MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SD ALWAYS HAS TAX FAIRNESS FOR RICH (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WAR ABOUT UNCHECKED TYRANNY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CONGRESS IS AFRAID TO TACKLE BIG OIL (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CORPS AGAIN HARPOONS PRIVATE LANDOWNER (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*CASTAWAYS STINT WAS JUST BEGINNING,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROCK 'N' ROLL SPIRIT KEEPS HEAD EAST,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MORE MEN NEEDED AT ELEMENTARY LEVEL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROCERY CHANGE CAN BE GIVEN TO FEED HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ID BODY FOUND UNDER BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM TO HONOR WOMEN IN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSAN BEEBE CHOSEN CATHOLIC TEACHER OF '90,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SAC BACKGROUND PAYS OFF FOR DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISPOSAL FIRMS FLOCK TO TRIBES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON HIGH STUDY NEARLY DONE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LODERMEIER SEEKS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LIVING WILLS GAIN BACKING OF COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ATTORNEY GENERAL WARNS OF LIGHTBULB SCAM,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOARD APPROVES {dollar}4.7 MILLION EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN GETS 4 MONTHS IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS FINED FOR DISTURBING PEACE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN CHECKS OUT ON {dollar}1,282 ROOM TAB","Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN HELD IN ROBBERY DURING PRISON FURLOUGH,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RESIDENTS ASK FOR STREET NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*LANGFORD 3RD-GRADER NEEDS HEART TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PANEL PASSES MEASURE EXPANDING EMT DUTIES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*DEFEAT THUNDER,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ORDEAL TEACHES LESSON IN JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD RANKS 3RD IN TAXES ON HOMES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*39 PEOPLE CHANGED THEIR NAMES LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*RUSHMORE GIFT A SLAP IN FACE OF LOCAL NEEDS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*'MISS DAISY' READY TO OPEN TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LARKIN'S TALENTS PLACE HER UP WITH FAMOUS FOLKS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"BUSH, CONGRESS FAIL TO MEET CHALLENGE (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS GIVING ITSELF RAISE WORTH A LAUGH (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DISABILITIES MORE IMPORTANT THAN TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ETHANOL SUPPORTED BUT TAX BILL IS BAD (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SD SHARPSHOOTER LEAVES COURT FOR FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHARITIES TO RECEIVE FREE KELLY SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
COMPANY TO FLY WORKERS TO FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD BUSINESSES FEATURED IN MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ENTERS CREDIT CARD FLIP SIDE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SANFORD SELECTED NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
FORMER TRIBAL CHAIRMAN POOR BEAR DIES AT 79,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN FOOTBALL TICKET SCAM,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE MEN INDICTED FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAST A-7D'S LEAVE JOE FOSS FIELD,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORUM TO PUT FOCUS ON SD PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROONEY FILLS KSFY POSITION TEMPORARILY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOP BUDGET GOALS RELY ON CIGARETTE TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PIPELINE LEAK WOULD ENDANGER CITY WATER,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KINDERGARTEN KIDS NEED TO REGISTER SOON,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PERJURY CONVICTION UPHELD BY HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ZEPHIER BLASTS BUSH FOR MISSING MEETING,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*RAVEN BALLOONS ARE PART OF WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
INDIAN DAM PROGRAM BLASTED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
HOUSE BANS BILL TO HIKE PLATE FEES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
ILLEGAL TO LEAVE KIDS HOME ALONE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
LAWMAKERS HEAR SEX CRIMES MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
SENATE PASSES CORN-BASED BAG BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
TEEN CHASTITY MEASURE ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
FUNDING PLAN DOESN'T KILL BIOSTRESS LAB,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1992, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*LIFTING GAY BAN IN MILITARY RAISES HOPES, FEARS","Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BILLIONS OF DOLLARS RIDING ON SUPER BOWL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PACE OF LEGISLATORS TOPIC OF DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TAX PROMISES MAY SLIP AWAY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD BET BILL SUBMITTED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
EVENTUALLY YOU MUST PAY FOR MISTAKES (USD VOLANTE),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEGISLATURE NEEDS STRONG ETHICS CODE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*LIFESTYLE COMPLAINTS SHOULDN'T BE DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DEMOCRATS DELIVER BROKEN PROMISES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HELMET LAWS WOULD TAKE AWAY FREEDOMS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
EDUCATION SOLUTION TO NATION'S ILLS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CHILDREN DESERVE DIVERSE CHOICES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
PAST COST HER SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
CITY'S SNOW-REMOVAL POLICY HURTS CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
S DAKOTANS SUSPECTED IN THEFT (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
TAX HIKE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*FRIEND CHEERS FOR LEVY FROM AFAR,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HERDER RECALLS UNBEATEN '72 DOLPHINS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*TAKE TIME TO ENJOY BEAUTY OF NATURE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
DECLINING OXYGEN LEVELS PROMPT LIBERALIZED FISHING,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
RC WEEKLY PUBLICATION ENDS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CRAMPED LABORATORY FACES RISKS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MILLIONS SLOWED DAILY BY SLEEPING DISORDERS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*THAT ICE SOUND CAN GET YOU RATTLED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
HEMLOCK SOCIETY SEEKS SD CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
LOSES BID FOR GOP POST,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN ASSAULTING BABY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
RESERVATION HISTORY SEMINAR THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SD SNOWBIRD PICNIC IS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*HOSPITAL COST-CONSCIOUS ON EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*RECYCLING FIRM FINDS NICHE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
PAY-PER-BAG TRASH RATES CALLED RECYCLING INCENTIVE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*CHURCH OFFERING--GIVEAWAY CLOTHES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
VETS HOME GETS COMPUTER DONATION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
"*GO, BABY, GO","Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
"*NEW ZEALAND SCENIC, UNCROWDED","Argus LeaderJan 31 1993, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
PROPOSAL WOULD CUT AID TO SMALLEST SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TO MAKE RUN AT JOCKEY CAREER,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EXODUS TO COUNTRY EXCEEDS ESTIMATES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SEAT-BELT-LAW FOES MAY LOSE INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATISTICS CAN GET IN THE WAY OF FAIRNESS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VIDEO-LOTTERY OWNERS FACE FIGHT TO KEEP PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
DISCUSSES SOUTH DAKOTA'S LOW WAGES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
COMPROMISE NEEDED ON BUYING FAIR TICKETS (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"IF YOU'RE 18, YOU CAN BE (ED)","Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POSTAL SERVICE HOURS USELESS; STAFF OVERPAID (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SEAT-BELT LAW EATS AWAY AT OUR FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ABORTION ISSUE AFFECTS TAX DOLLAR IN BIG WAY (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
ADHERENCE TO PRACTICES OF CULTS CAN COST LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
OUTRAGEOUS HOMOSEXUAL BEHAVIOR NOT THE NORM (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
CONGREGATION OK'S SALE OF CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES DAKOTA CHEESE SUIT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE TOY-GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KSFY-TV NEW AIMS FOR NO 1,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHELTER DIRECTOR HELPS THOSE WHO ARE HURTING,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEENS TAKE OVER KRRO AIRWAVES TO RAISE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOOK RANKS SD AS 8TH SAFEST STATE IN NATION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"ALL-ETHANOL AIRFEST SEEKS SPONSORS, ACTS","Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CARPENTER DISPLAYING CENTENNIAL ITEMS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEWCOMER TO RUN FOR DISTRICT 4 SEAT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEACHERS SAY BAN ON SMOKING UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN RODEO MOVES FINAL TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"WHEAT IMPORTS HURT FARMERS, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FILING STATUS CAN LOWER TAX RATES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*TAKES LIBERTIES WITH HER MUSICAL OPPORTUNITIES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CARS CAN REALLY DRIVE YOU BUGGY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BACKERS OF PROPERTY-TAX CUT BRING ARGUMENTS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EX-WORKERS MEET TO LEARN OPTIONS AFTER COVERAGE CUT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DISCOVERY IN MINNEAPOLIS MIGHT BE 3RD SKELETON,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORRELLS' ACTIONS GET LEGISLATURE'S ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
REPUBLICANS VOTE DOWN HOME-DETENTION BILL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*TAXED OUT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PASSES BILL TO LIMIT STATE RESPONSE TO MANDATES,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC BROADCASTING OFFICIALS PROJECT CUTS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW BACKS BALANCED-BUDGET AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL CREATING AG SECRETARY ELECTIONS VETOED,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BUFFALO BEATS COYOTE IN FIRST BATTLE FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PASSES BILL PRESCRIBING UNIFORM PRICING OF DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
DON'T STOP FLOW OF INFORMATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
IMPROVE TRIBAL OFFICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*BALANCED-BUDGET AMENDMENT WOULD LIMIT OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REPUBLICANS WAGING WAR ON NATION'S SENIORS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MOMS CAN LEARN MUCH FROM FEMALE DOGS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
COUPLES ARE FORGETTING THE IMPORTANCE OF VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
JANKLOW PLAN DOESN'T ACCOMMODATE RENTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
WELFARE NEEDS REWARDS FOR WORKERS AND SAVERS (L),"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
PRISONERS CAN'T DONATE MARROW; SEARCH GOES ON,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ACTORS AT HOME IN STUDIO,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOTULISM TOXIN TO RELAX KIDS WITH CEREBRAL PALSY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOWARD DUO KEEPS TIGERS IN CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JUDGE EXTENDS TIME IN TIRE CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BAKER REPORTS ERROR ON CAMPAIGN DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS' LEAGUE PLANS FAMILY-NEEDS FORUM,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*2 ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS FACE TRIAL FOR HAWARDEN PARTY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*IRATE TAXPAYERS BLAST DEUBROOK SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
KEEGAN SAYS NO TO DRUG TESTS FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RC STEVENS TESTS STUDENTS SUSPECTED OF MARIJUANA USE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FUNDS OK'D FOR DEAF HOUSING,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*FUGITIVE BRAGGED OF JAIL BREAK, SAYS LAWYER","Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
VERMILLION MEETING TO FOCUS ON THE BLUFFS PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FARMER TO WORK WITH SOYBEAN GROWER FUND,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL MEMBER FIGHTS CASINO LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"MINERAL LEASES GIVE SD {dollar}392,867","Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS HONORED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TEA CITY COUNCIL 'PETTINESS' CAUSES RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
POPULAR VIBORG STUDENT LEADER'S FUNERAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MADISON COMMISSION APPROVE SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*POUNDS OF CHEESE PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED IN SD,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*PHOTOS TAKEN FROM SPACE GIVE IN-DEPTH LOOK AT LAND,"Argus LeaderJan 31 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
Yankton firm sues over horse adoptions.,"Argus LeaderJanuary 13, 1991, sect.C, p.1, col.5"
Governor confirms patrol appointment.,"Argus LeaderJanuary 14, 1995, sect.B, p.2, col.2"
SD native runs Redfield shelter.,"Argus LeaderJanuary 21, 1991, sect.B, p.4, col.1"
Area loses flavor with milkman's retirement.,"Argus LeaderJanuary 23, 1989, sect.B, p.1, col.5"
Former resident returns as Lincoln County attonrey.,"Argus LeaderJanuary 26, 1995, sect.D, p.1, col.2"
*HILLS MINING RAPPED AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX MAY DENY {dollar}105 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX MAY DENY {dollar}105 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HILLS MINING RAPPED AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HILLS MINING RAPPED AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
A DISASTER PLAN CAN SAVE US ALL,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
A DISASTER PLAN CAN SAVE US ALL,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HOPEFULS SEEK OUT JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
HOPEFULS SEEK OUT JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
HOPEFULS SEEK OUT JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
ATTACK ON MCGOVERN CALLED UNWARRANTED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CONGRATULATES WRITER FOR KICKING HABIT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PROGRESS DESECRATING OUR ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
VIETNAM VETERANS ARTICLES PRAISED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
MCGOVERN-SHORTAGES PLANNED BY OIL LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MCGOVERN-SHORTAGES PLANNED BY OIL LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BEAN ELECTED AIA REGIONAL DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*CARPET WORLD ADDS TWO TO STAFF,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*INVESTOR SEES MARKET PREDICAMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
MOTEL PLANNED ON RUSSELL STREET,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*INVESTOR SEES MARKET PREDICAMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
TRUST COMPANY CHANGES ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*KEARNS APPOINTS TRAINING INSTRUCTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*LEWIS DRUG APPOINTS TWO VICE PRESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
HANSON NAMES BRANCH MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*NORTH CENTRAL BECOMES REPUBLIC AIRLINES TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
*ANTHONY DOLLAR AVAILABLE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
*TWO MORE EL TACO SITES PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
*THREE PROMOTED AT FIRST SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
*COUNTRY CLUBS OFFER BEST COURSES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ONIDA BOASTS NEW STAR IN ITS OLD SETTING,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*MATTHEWS EARNED RESPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*MATTHEWS EARNED RESPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
WATERFOWL SURVEY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
AH VACATIONS-WHAT A MESS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.2"
TWO BROOKINGS FISHERMEN MAKE HAUL AT WALLEYE DERBY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.2"
MONEY WOES FORCE DEMOCRATS TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EROS STRIKE STILL DEADLOCKED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EROS STRIKE STILL DEADLOCKED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW STATE TAX SYSTEM TAKES BIGGER BITE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONEY WOES FORCE DEMOCRATS TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONEY WOES FORCE DEMOCRATS TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW STATE TAX SYSTEM TAKES BIGGER BITE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PARKER WAVES BIRTHDAY FLAGS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEW TOWN MALL MULTI-THEATER WILL ALLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOVE OFFENDER IN QUANDRY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOVE DEFENDER IN QUANDRY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOVE DEFENDER IN QUANDRY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAS SUPPLY GOOD FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*VACATIONS LESS THAN A DAY AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*VACATIONS LESS THAN A DAY AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*VACATIONS LESS THAN A DAY AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*VACATIONS LESS THAN A DAY AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FUNSUN ULUS-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
INDIANS DISPUTE HILLS SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS DISPUTE HILLS SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONCERT REGULATIONS DEFINED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS DISPUTE HILLS SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GANNETT ORDERED TO GIVE UP PAPER,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*EASTWOOD RIDES HIGH IN 'BRONCO BILLY',"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RESTAURANT WANTS BREAK ON PARKING,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESTAURANT WANTS BREAK ON PARKING,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BUDGETERS GIVEN HOMEWORK,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BUDGETERS GIVEN HOMEWORK,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOLLMAN CALLS FOR COURT ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOLLMAN CALLS FOR COURT ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANALYST SEES OIL SCARCITY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ANALYST SEES OIL SCARCITY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BAR LICENSING RULING DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CEMENT PLANT OK'S VARIABLE COAL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CEMENT PLANT OK'S VARIABLE COAL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BAR LICENSING RULING DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT SHOULD ACT ON USD BAR EXAM (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT SHOULD ACT ON USD BAR EXAM (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT SHOULD ACT ON USD BAR EXAM (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR OUTLINES POSITION ON MX MISSILE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ABDNOR OUTLINES POSITION ON MX MISSILE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
QUESTIONS MOTIVES OF ANTI-MCGOVERN GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MCGOVERN HAS A BETTER IDEA ON ARAB OIL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BODELL PLACED AT ROBBERY SCENE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BODELL PLACED AT ROBBERY SCENE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW LAWS IN FORCE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW LAWS IN FORCE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIVE FROM SF WILL COMPETE IN TRUCK EVENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSION CUTS TAX BREAK OFFERED TO MEDICAL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
COMMISSION CUTS TAX BREAK OFFERED TO MEDICAL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*LA MAN WILL HEAD STATE SBA,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*LA MAN WILL HEAD STATE SBA,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
COMMISSION CUTS TAX BREAK OFFERED TO MEDICAL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
TOUR BUSES SPUR SD TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
BUS SHOP FUNDS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
BUS SHOP FUNDS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
BUS SHOP FUNDS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
"*SALAD LOVERS SEEK VARIETY, FRESHNESS","Argus LeaderJul 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD PRISON OVER BUDGET FOR 2ND YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"{dollar}320,000 FEE ASKED FOR UTILITIES CASE","Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"{dollar}320,000 FEE ASKED FOR UTILITIES CASE","Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SF PRESENTS CASE FOR HOSTING BASEBALL TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ADULTS GET A KICK OUT OF SOCCER,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FISHING CHARGES MAY BRING SD-TRIBAL DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FISHING CHARGES MAY BRING SD-TRIBAL DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA WON'T GET NEW JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CARPENTERS WALK OFF 2 DOWNTOWN JOB SITES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY APPROVES PUBLIC DEFENDER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY APPROVES PUBLIC DEFENDER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW FISCAL YEAR BRINGS 371 NEW SD LAWS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WITNESS IN MURDER TRIAL CLAIMS AMNESIA,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ADULT AMUSEMENT NEEDS CLARIFICATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADULT AMUSEMENT NEEDS CLARIFICATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADULT AMUSEMENT NEEDS CLARIFICATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISAGREEMENT NO BASIS FOR 'UNPATRIOTIC' TAG (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS MEET TO DISCUSS AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS MEET TO DISCUSS AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TREASURE HUNT ENDS AFTER ONLY THREE CLUES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD WOMEN BACK BATTLE FOR ERA,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SF MAN GETS KIDNAP CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD WOMEN BACK BATTLE FOR ERA,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS ADD UNCERTAINTY TO STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SEEDS OF FAITH CARTED OVER THE PLAINS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THIS GRANDMA RIDES A MEAN BIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THIS GRANDMA RIDES A MEAN BIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POPULAR SUMMER FRUITS GOOD BUYS THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MAN AVOIDS 14-YEAR-OLD SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YOU'LL NEED A CHUNK...TO SEE STOCKMAN IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*IN SEARCH OF CHINA,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUMOR SHINES IN 'MISTER ROBERTS' AT BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'BLADE RUNNER' DAZZLING VISUALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FLEDGLING SIOUX FALLS DINNER THEATER,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARTS CENTER WORKSHOP FOR CHILDREN AND ADULT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
WILL CELEBRATE ITS CENTENNIAL JULY 4 AND 5,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*LIGHTER SETS OFF GAS FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*USD SAYS GOODBYE TO LEIN AS MCFADDEN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOOD CASE EVIDENCE THROWN OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE BUDGET YEAR BEGINS TODAY WITH SLEW OF NEW LAWS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER'S INSANITY BILL MUST GET BY CONGRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
THINKS AMERICANS OVERREACTED TO HINCKLEY VERDICT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"CITY GETS {dollar}630,000 DEVELOPMENT GRANT","Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS LAND PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD GETS {dollar}7 MILLION DEVELOPMENT GRANT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DAM SHUTDOWN TO AID SEARCH FOR BOY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GAS CHEAPER WITH CASH AT AMOCO,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GLOVER TO SEEK SEAT ON OAHE BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HINT OF A NEW MINT HAS SD CITIES VYING FOR SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PATROL AT FULL FORCE FOR WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE MAN ELECTED JAYCEES VEEP,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS NAMES CAMPAIGN MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD MAN'S TRANSPLANT LASTS 21 HOURS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"SECRETARIES, SCHOOL BOARD AT IMPASSE","Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WARNER MAN IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CONSUMER AGENCY PROBES DENTIST'S NUTRITION PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NORDLAND FEST GOERS WILL FIND SOME DIFFERENCES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
GOVERNOR CALLS RIFT NONSENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BUDGET GROWS WITHOUT DROPPING ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MONTANA CONFERENCE VALUABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WEATHER SERVICE PLANNING TO CLOSE 269 OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*TOWNS PLAN TO CELEBRATE HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'TWILIGHT ZONE' IS OK FOR A GOOD SCARE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
WON'T USE REAGAN PROMOTIONAL SPOTS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"MAFFETT, HARRIS SHOOT FOR FOOTBALL BIG TIME","Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOWE FINE MAY PRODUCE CLOSET CASES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ENDORSEMENT STREAMS IN AS ELECTION NEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CENTERVILLE OFFERS RACE FANS MATCHUPS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW URGES WILDLIFE COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
3 CITY MEN MAJOR STOCKHOLDERS IN BANKS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS URGED TO STOP RAIL ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"PANEL WILL RESEARCH INSECTS, WEEDS, DISEASES","Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STALIN WOULDN'T HAVE OK'D POPE'S POLISH TRIP (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY SHOULD STUDENTS PAY MORE FOR LESS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MAN, GIRL DIE IN HEAD-ON CRASH NEAR HERMOSA","Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MUSIC TEACHER ISSUE RETURNS TO VOLGA SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW HOLLAND CHURCH MARKS 100TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD BASKETBALL COACH MAY SEEK SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DEBATE ISSUE ISN'T POLITICAL SCANDAL,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NO NEED FOR TRIBAL LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HELL'S ANGELS RALLY LOCATION REPORTED WRONG,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SCHOOLS FINED {dollar}29,700 FOR NOT CHARGING FEE","Argus LeaderJul 01 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW HELPS SAVE WIND SURFER,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
18-YEAR-OLDS HAVE LAST NIGHTS IN BARS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ACRES UNDER WATER,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DORDT SURVIVES SMALL-COLLEGE WORLD WITHOUT FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MERWIN CAN CHASE MORE DREAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*OLD-TIME RELIGION COMES BACK TO CANTON,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMONSTRATION DRAMATIZES NUCLEAR ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITALITY ROOMS HAVE POLITICAL STRINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA AVENUE CONSTRUCTION WORK BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN RESCUED AFTER CANOEING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAVISON DEPUTY GETS NATIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GUNDERSON BEATS HUSSEY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REPUBLICANS SUPPORT CONCEPT OF COMPACT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"SCHOOL, LAND CASE MAY NOT GET OPINION","Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INCUMBENTS SHOULD NOT HIDE FROM OPEN DEBATES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DON'T FORCE YOUR VIEWS ON OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WE NEED MONDALE LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
KENNY ROGERS WINS OVER CAPACITY CROWD,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CUNNINGHAM QUESTIONS PRESSLER MOTIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
POLLSTER SAYS AMERICAN VALUES TURNING,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*MAKING A MARK,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"LEANN WALTER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EILERS FURS EXPANDS INTO THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LITTON SENDING MICROWAVE PRODUCTS OVERSEAS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLIC AIRLINES BOARDINGS DOWN IN TWO CITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S BUSINESSES SHUT OUT IN GRANT PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*RED BARON IS FLYING HIGH,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
BUSINESS TO OFFER TIME-OF-DAY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
"WOMAN WINS {dollar}40,000","Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DASCHLE, ABDNOR LOOK TO FUTURE","Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*LOCAL FOLKS OFFER DIFFERENT SOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
OUTDOORS WOULD MAKE A FESTIVAL BETTER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THE ARROGANT REGENTS HAVE LEARNED NOTHING (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KNOBE SHOULD STICK WITH HIS JOB (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*WILKA'S WISH LIST INCLUDES AN INVESTIGATOR,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY EYES ANTI-CRIME PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'GORMAN ONTO NATIONAL BAND MAP,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GATHERING CELEBRATES SURVIVAL FOR EARLY ARRIVALS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ATTITUDES ABOUT DISABLED MUST BE CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAND BANK LOANS COST MORE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ANTI-POACHER PROGRAM GOES STATEWIDE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EAST RIVER HAY COULD HELP WEST RIVER RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GIAGO LAUDS PANEL FOR RACE RELATIONS WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GOP SHUNS JANKLOW, ABDNOR CHOICE","Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SILT IN MISSOURI RIVER WORRIES EXPERTS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"*FENCE DIVIDES NEIGHBORS, POLITICS","Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO VOTE IN 5 LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW HOME SALES FALL SHARPLY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BE CAUTIOUS IN ATTACKING TRADE DEFICIT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DIPLOMACY NOT FOR AMATEURS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DENYING CAMBODIANS REFUGEE STATUS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*SZAMEITS SEEK SECURITY TO AMERICA,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BE PATIENT WITH FIREWORKS--DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
THEATER DROPS 99-CENT FILMS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY COLLEGE BOARD ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
MORE BIDS SOUGHT FOR FIRE STATION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO NEW LEADS IN CITY MURDER--AUTHORITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CONTINUE ARMED ROBBERY INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESTITUTION ORDERED FOR FIRM'S EX-PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHEDULE SNAFU PUTS LYNG IN DS NOT SD,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOT'S DEATH LEADS TO FELONY CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AGENCY TRANSPLANT RULING PLEASES BRECH,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INSURANCE COSTS DEFUSE FIREWORKS DISPLAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE CITES SCHWARTZ FOR LABOR VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE CITES SCHWATZ FOR LABOR VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOTH SIDES RIGHT IN PHONE BILL DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MAYER, MINER GET DEMOCRAT CONVENTION POSTS","Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MURDER TERMS TOTAL 140 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROCTER & GAMBLE SUES SOUTH DAKOTA WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"TAX WATCHDOGS RATE DASCHLE, ABDNOR AVERAGE","Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL TO DELAY SPENDING OIL MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEIGHBORS COLLECT MONEY FOR CRASH FUNERALS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CEMENT PLANT SALES DECREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE NEGOTIATES TO EXTEND RAILROAD DEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SUSPECT'S WIFE CONTRADICTS BROTHER'S TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*FRIENDS MOURN DEATH OF BOY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPECIAL SESSION CALLED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF RIPE FOR COMMUNITY CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
APPOINTMENT IS NO LAUGHING MATTER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CUT WASTE IN GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW HOG OPERATION MAY HURT FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STUDENTS WRONGLY SMEARED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*LOFTESNESS GETS COMMUNITY AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACCIDENT LEAVES WOMAN INJURED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AMENDMENT TO HALT LATE FARM PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INFORMATION SOUGHT ON NEW STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WAGNER YOUTH WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIALS QUIET ABOUT DISCOVER CARD DETAILS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GRAHAM CRUSADE SAYS BUDGET MET,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEADER SOUGHT FOR HISTORIC HOME DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SALES TAX REVENUES SHOW 7.5 PERCENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HOUSING FOR DISABLED GETS BOOST FROM COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MORRELL WORKERS SEEK INJUNCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"AMENDMENT TO CLARIFY LABELS ON FOOD, MEAT","Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO RECEIVE {dollar}15 MILLION UNDER HOUSE BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CROPLAND STILL SHORT OF MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
GROUP FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST HONEYWELL,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ILLEGAL MOWING HARMS PHEASANT POPULATION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ENGINEERS TO FOCUS ON UNSAFE DAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*THOUSANDS ORDERED FOR WEEKEND PICKNICKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RECIPES SPICE UP STANDARD SPUDS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OUTSTANDING CITIZEN AWARD GIVEN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
50-YEAR LAWYERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*REPAIRS TURN DOWN WRONG ROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CAUSE OF DOWNTOWN FIRE UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
USD PRESIDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEDS WIN BOOZE FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE SHOULD WORK FOR COMMON GOAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LAKE NOT WATER SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*KIDS GIVE AERIAL WORKS TOP GRADES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRAIRIE REP'S 'NERD' A HIP PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REPERTORY NEEDS NEW HOME SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*KIDS GO ON SHOPPING SPREE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"DEFECTIVE FIREWORKS, WRONG USE STILL INJURE","Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
EMPLOYEES GROUP'S DIRECTOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"IPSWICH HOSPITAL LOSES DOCTOR, CLOSES","Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN KIDNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN SHOOTING OF WIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO SPEAK AT STATE CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERBANK FARMERS GET OK FOR HAYING,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*PILOT, SON ESCAPE INJURY","Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN COULD WIN MAJORITY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRAIN GROUP BLASTS SELF-INSURANCE POOL,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JIFFY LUBE HARASSMENT CASE HEARD,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
3 FIRMS WIN DEVELOPMENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BOARD REJECTS MEAT PROCESSOR AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 EX-RIVALS ENDORSE ANDERSON,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STATES THAT ALLOW FIREWORKS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*100 PRAY FOR RAIN IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FAA RULE REVISION RULE SPARES AREA FLIERS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEES BEGIN TODAY FOR SPILL CLEAN-UP FUND,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HUDSON SCHEDULES ACTIVITIES FOR WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RURAL PUKWANA MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
US HOUSE APPROVES WATER PROJECT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR REJECTS TRIBE'S LAKE CLAIM,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TO VOTE ON WATER PROJECT NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TOWN IN MISSISSIPPI DONATES HAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*ENGLISH PLAYERS OFFER SOCCER LESSON,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RAVEN CLOTHES OLYMPIANS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
IBM CUTS NOT FELT IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
'BATMAN' 7-DAY GROSS IS SIOUX FALLS RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS MOBILE HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ORPHANED FAWN IS DEAR TO CAMP CREW,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINNEGASCO SEEKS RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS LABOR OVER NAMES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD HAS HOT PLANS FOR 4TH,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*WOMAN'S STORY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
'SOCIAL SECURITY' REFRESHING VIEW OF FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LOCAL TV MINISTRY RENAMED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
SIOUX FALLS NATIVE OPENS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
COLDHEARTED MEDIA COVERAGE WEARS DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAKEOVERS THREATEN LOCAL AIRLINE SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HUNKING HAS PROVEN HER DEDICATION TO CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VOTERS WON'T BE FOOLED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PERFORMANCE AIDS ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
THINK ABOUT TAX FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
POTHOLES ALMOST FORGOTTEN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*100,000 AWARDED IN CHILD'S DEATH","Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY UNION BACKS HUNKING IN ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE PRESIDENTS CANCEL CHINA TRIP,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP CRITICAL OF HUNKING'S CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX PLANS BASH FOR FOURTH OF JULY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A BABY ONCE GIVEN LITTLE HOPE HEADS HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RETIRING COURT REPORTER IS JUDGE'S BEST FRIEND,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FALLING-DOWN FARMHOUSE INSPIRES HOPE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS ENDORSE 3-YEAR FACULTY PACT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JAMISON ACCUSES HUNKING OF TAKING TOO MANY TRIPS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SEARCH FOR NEW DIRECTOR NARROWED TO TWO,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ASH-DISPOSAL CONTRACT FOCUS OF INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HILLS MAYORS ASK GOVERNOR TO STUDY FEASIBILITY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN MEETING LOOKS AT SOVEREIGNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUSPICION OF CHILD ABUSE JUSTIFIED BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PELTIER BACKERS SAY RIGHTS VIOLATED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PIERRE GRANT OK'D OVER OBJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WAR ON JUNK REVIVED ON HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*COUPLE NOT FEARFUL OF RISKY VENTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN 'BESET WITH TRAGEDY',"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOMESTAKE FUTURE COULD BE GOLDEN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
THE JULY HEAT IS ON,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD DESERVES MORE FROM PRESSLER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BILL WOULD DRIVE UP INSURANCE COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SDEA BACKS MUENSTER FOR EDUCATION SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SERIES DIDN'T MENTION HOSTILE 'ARGUS' VIEW (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DASCHLE'S AUTOMATIC WEAPONS VOTE RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
STATE'S REPUBLICANS IN GOOD MOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*DECISION IS THREAT TO RELIGION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*SHOES FOR SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPONSORS HELP PUT RACE DRIVER BACK ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*TO MAKE PING PONG MORE POPULAR,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SEASON IN NEW ZEALAND HELPS LIND,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FEDERAL AQUARIUM NEAR YANKTON MAY CLOSE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOUNT RUSHMORE COIN GETS FINAL NOD,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD FARMERS GROUP VISITS WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AMDAHL WINS FIGHT FOR GOP NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOOKING FOR HIS QUEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON SUPPORTERS DEFEND LETTER,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE TO STUMP FOR SAMUELSON,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER WANTS A PANEL TO REVIEW ACTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
READY TO HONOR ITS SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AMENDMENT MAY SAVE HURON WEATHER STATION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CYCLISTS CROSS SD IN HUNGER CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MITCHELL, RESERVATION TO BECOME SISTER CITIES","Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORT THOMPSON MAN CONVICTED OF ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PILOT UNINJURED IN CRASH OF LIGHT PLANE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*PARKER MUSEUM BRINGS BACK THE OL' TIMES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
'HUNGERY BURGLER' LOOTS RC HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNCIL TO HIRE AIRPORT CONSULTANT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AIRLINE AUTHORITY FAILS TO PICK BID,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
GREGORY FIRM PLANS TO MAKE RIDING BOOTS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL FARM LEADER TO SPEAK IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NEW AIRLINE REPORTS GROWING BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE PANEL REVERSES DECISION ON MALL ADS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS WEIGH REPLANTING RISKS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*ANGER IS OF NO USE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ULTRA BRIGHT COLORS LIGHT UP SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*DON'T PASS UP MILITARY MUSEUMS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.F, p.03, col.3"
PIERRE LOBBYISTS GAIN IN NUMBER AND INFLUENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS LEAD SON TO CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*SF LAWYER BUILDS ON 3 DECADES OF CLOUT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*LOBBYISTS PAID TO SWAY, INFLUENCE LEGISLATURE","Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*NO NEED FOR STRICT LOBBYIST RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1990, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*NEW LOOK ON THE MOUNTAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*PRISON NEIGHBORS FEEL SAFE, HAPPY IN NORTH DRIVE","Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SOCIETY DRIVES TO KEEP FOUR FACES ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*LOCAL BASEBALL FOLLIES MORE FUN THAN TV,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*HEALING THE HURT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BUSH HAS CHANCE TO LOOK TO FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MITCHELL DAILY REPUBLIC (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE IS RIGHTFUL OWNER OF WINNING TICKET (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PIERRE CAPITOL JOURNAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
JESUS DIDN'T AVOID CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CAMPAIGN-REFORM VOTES APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
EXPECTANT MOMS SHOULD BUCKLE UP AT ALL TIMES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
POLICE ISSUE CITATIONS IN CRACKDOWN ON LOOP,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RUSHMORE STAMP TO BE UNVEILED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SACRED PIPE RUN TO BEGIN JULY 8,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP WANTS TO PINPOINT US CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NOT DEAF TO EDUCATION CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HABITAT DEDICATES 2 HOMES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY FUN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DREDGING PLAN UNCOVERS NEED TO PROTECT LAKES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"LIVING WILLS, BEER KEGS IN NEW LAWS","Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BEER LICENSES OK'D FOR LAKE CAMPBELL BAR,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONDITION OF GROUNDS ANGERS CAMPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BLAST TO REVEAL MORE OF CARVING,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
COMMISSION APPROVES PRISON RECREATION AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
STURGIS ARTIST CARVES MT RUSHMORE REPLICA,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
RAINS RENEW CONTROVERSY OVER DAM,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
IRS REFUSES REFUND AFTER 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
UP IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CANADIAN FIRM WILL LOCATE IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*SERIOUS RACING FOR THE THRILLS... AND SPILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S STEENSLAND WITH 60 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW LAW GIVES GOVERNOR BIGGER PAYCHECK,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMPUTER TO HELP SF RESPOND TO SPILL,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PROPONENT--ETHANOL A LESSER THREAT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
VICTORY TELLS OF BACKLASH AGAINST MASUR,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ANTI-DRUNKEN DRIVING PROGRAM GIVES GRANT DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"*SO LONG, COMMISSIONER (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*STEENSLAND SHOULD FOCUS ON THE FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LESTERVILLE KNOWS WHAT IT MEANS TO STRIP--ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MINING GROUP OFFICIAL MISINFORMED ABOUT ACT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
REDUCED DONATIONS WOULD ONLY HURT SF (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CONGRESSMEN COST MORE THAN US CAN AFFORD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SENATOR DASCHLE TRYING TO CLEAN UP POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*GARTH'S GIRTH A BIG REASON TO APPLAUD,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE LICK OF TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RHOADES BAND TO PLAY AT JAZZ FESTIVAL IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"*FIEGENS COOK FOR FUN, CONTEST","Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
B1 CHANGES WON'T CAUSE ELLSWORTH CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CELEBRATION SET FOR ARMY AIR BASE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"INSURANCE FIRM LOSES, TOLD TO PAY {dollar}8 MILLION","Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IOWA MAN KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICES TO BE CLOSED FOR FOURTH OF JULY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON INMATES GET MORE TIME BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'PSEUDO-SANTA' FINDS CHIMNEY IS NO HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT REPORTERS BATTLE TO KEEP ROLES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS PAY MORE FEES FOR ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INELIGIBLE BALLOTS THROW YANKTON VOTE INTO QUESTION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW RESTRICTIONS TAKE EFFECT TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEADWOOD MAIN STREET PROJECT COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOANS AVAILABLE FOR SD STORM VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER PROPOSAL WOULD HONOR PYLE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SMOKE-FREE POLICY BEGINS AT HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY WANTS FIGURES ON BUILDING COSTS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*RACING THE FAMILY CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING MONEY GIVEN TO BANKS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MOST OF STATE REMAINING DRY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*BUSH GIVES ETHANOL PLAN A GREEN LIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
"BUSINESSES, CONSUMERS GET NEW LAWS","Argus LeaderJul 01 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*AG SECRETARY CAN'T PROMISE FEDERAL HELP,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DEVELOPER WANTS TO BUILD SUPER STORE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTALIST APPLAUDS BLOCK OF TRADE PACT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"NEW LAWS WILL BRING COMPLICATIONS, CHANGES (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REHABILITATION NOT GIVEN A FAIR CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VA HOSPITAL CHARGES IMPROPER FOR SERVICES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FOCA WOULD MAKE ABORTIONS UNSAFE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--LAUNCH MISSLE ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
APPEAL OF STABBING CONVICTION REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA PROFESSOR TO TEACH IN EUROPE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL TO DISCUSS TRADE AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE CHARGED IN CITIBANK FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALKAWAY CAUGHT IN WHITE RIVER HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DOWN-RIVER POINTS BRACE FOR MORE FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BANK SUES FORMER PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE AGREES TO SHARE PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RAIN SLOWS RADIO STATION START-UP,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"ABERDEEN MAN WINS ONE {dollar}100,000 PRIZE","Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CIVIL WAR FESTIVAL CAMPS IN GETTYSBURG,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC TV PROGRAM WINS NATIONAL PRIZE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TIMBER SALE PLAN MEETS RESISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE IMPACT OF COSTNER RESORT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OLD WEST TRAIL FOUNDATION RECONSIDERS ITS OPERATION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PEROT TO VISIT RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PIEDMONT VOTERS REJECT INCORPORATION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
MILLER VOWS TO WORK WITH CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*HOLIDAY ANGLERS MUST WORK FOR LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES PITCH WAY TO SPLIT WITH ACES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DRAFTED INTO THE SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS LEAVE FOR MANY REASONS (PROF),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
"*BRANDON GIRL, 14, DROWNS","Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TRAGEDY CLAIMS LIFE OF POPULAR TEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESIDENTS DESERVE LEGAL PROTECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"IF SIMPSON'S A HERO, THEN SO IS HITLER (L)","Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTE AGAINST LOTTERY FOR CHILDREN'S FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MEDIA TURN TRAGEDY INTO THREE-RING CIRCUS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
MEAT'S MOISTURE SHOWS DONENESS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
US HEALTH SECRETARY TO SPEAK IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO VISIT SIOUX FALLS ON FOURTH,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO FACE CHARGES OF GROWING MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SWITCH FAILURE PUTS PART OF CITY IN DARK,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTION FORCES FACE LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WATER SKID,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS OWNERS MAY KEEP MACHINES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WHAT THE LOTTERY AMENDMENT SAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
NEW LAWS ON THE BOOKS TODAY IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ND FIRM TO ACQUIRE KDLT-TV,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HISTORICAL MUSEUMS TO CHARGE ADMISSION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR APPOINTS COMMITTEE MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN INDICTED FOR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WAGON LOSES CONTROL, INJURING PASSENGERS","Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARMELEE RESIDENT SENTENCED IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER POLICE OFFICER TO STAND TRIAL FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PHONOGRAPHS SURVIVE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WITNESS DESCRIBES DEATH OF MAN IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"LEWIS, CLARK WATER SYSTEM GETS FUNDING","Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ENDANGERED LOTTERY WORRIES TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
NY TIMES SAYS JOBS PLENTIFUL IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*FARM STATES CELEBRATE EPA RULING ON ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*REFUSAL TO SULK LANDS LYONS JOB WITH RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PIATKOWSKI DEALT TO CLIPPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WATER IS ENOUGH FOR MOST ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JANSA LOOKS TO DEFEND MATCH PLAY TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*{dollar}4 MILLION MARK REACHED FOR PAVILION,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CRANK UP GOOD FOURTH,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CUCUMBER DAMAGE NOT BLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MANY CAMPGROUNDS ARE FULL FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CHARM MISSING FROM THIS 'MATCHMAKER',"Argus LeaderJul 01 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
EX-BROKER ARRESTED IN STOCK TRADE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S 324 STANDS TOOK IN {dollar}4.4M LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NEW TRUCKING TAX MIGHT NOT RAISE ESTIMATED REVENUE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WARTIME ROMANCE CANADIAN ANSWER TO MADISON COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PELTIER'S CONVICTION ABOUT ACTS (DICKINSON-ND-PRESS),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HERE'S THE REAL STORY ON THAT LAND TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
YOUNKER'S TAKEOVER WILL AFFECT COMMUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT SHOWS ANTI-HARLEY BIAS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"ARENA'S NO-CAMERA RULE NEEDS CLARITY, COURTESY (L)","Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*JULY 4 IS TIME TO DECLARE DEPENDENCE ON GOD,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*CANARIES FALL TO 1ST-PLACE SAINTS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MAN, 32, ACCUSED OF FONDLING CHILDREN","Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SAYS MAN THREATENED MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
5-YEAR PRISON TERM GIVEN IN COCAINE BUY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR PURSUES CHIQUITA PENALTY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*USD LIBRARY GOES ONLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"JURY AWARDS SALES BARN {dollar}695,400","Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CORN ACREAGE PLANTED LOWEST IN DOZEN YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS NAME LEADER OF SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*PAIR OF OLDER ROBBERS HIT MINNESOTA AVENUE STORE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
NEW LOW TEMPERATURE OF 38 DEGREES SET,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KURALT'S SD LECTURE AIRS TODAY ON C-SPAN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DELEGATION COMPETES IN SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*RUBBER DUCKS TO RACE DURING RIVERBOAT DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*STATE SUBMITS PLAN TO MANAGE 4 PARKS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
15 MORE COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GAS PRICES HIGHER FOR '95 HOLIDAY TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FARMERS PROTEST MISPERCEPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*BITING AN APPLE--THE HARD WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TO REDUCE MORE THAN 300 JOBS AT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PROGRESS MADE IN STUDENT LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
BODY-PIERCING RULES DEVELOPED,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
RECORD-SETTER IN TRACK EVENTS DIES AT 46,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*ALCOHOL-RELATED FATALITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
NORTHERN SEEKS REGIONAL COLLEGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE LOOKS AT CUTTING INDIAN SCHOOLING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
3 SD MEN GET 2 TO 10 YEARS ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE SENTENCES MAN TO 300 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*CONSTRUCTION CAUSES STORES TO THROW SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
COMPETING BANKS BUY EMPTY BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 01 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*HOLE IN THE ROAD PREDICTED 65 YEARS AGO BY PIRRUNG,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"BACK HOME-SANDY COWAN WISER, MORE APPRECIATIVE","Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HANSEN PUTS OFF DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TIGHT GAS HURTS TOURIST AREAS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
TIGHT GAS HURTS TOURIST AREAS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DEFENDS FORMER PETTIGREW CURATORS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*BULL RIDING FITS TOUGH REPUTATION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*DON WILCOX'S TONIC IS WHITTLING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROAD REPAIR BUDGET STRETCHED THIN,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CYCLIST'S ENTRANCE NO ENCORE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ECONOMIC INDICATORS UP IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN-FUEL TO BE SCARCE ALL YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PIERRE COMMISSION WANTS I-90 LINK,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MCGOVERN-FUEL TO BE SCARCE ALL YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT TO HEAD RODEO GROUP,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DANA FEUILLERAT FOUND GUILTY OF STABBING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEES LOW ON AVERAGE PAY SCALE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
NON-DEBATOR ABDNOR WILL ATTEND FORUM,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WEDDING DANCE A FRIENDLY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*NATURE THE STAGE FOR FIRST MANFRED PLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*NATURE THE STAGE FOR FIRST MANFRED PLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
AUDIT CLEARS INDIAN AGENCY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUDIT CLEARS INDIAN AGENCY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PARKING EXEMPTION GRANTED,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
10 COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR DROUGHT AID,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
10 COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR DROUGHT AID,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WATER BOARD SEEKS CHANGES IN GARRISON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PARKING EXEMPTION GRANTED,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PARKING EXEMPTION GRANTED,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WATER BOARD SEEKS CHANGES IN GARRISON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN TREATY COUNCIL CONDEMNS HILLS RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FAMILIES LOSE ADC FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
INDIAN TREATY COUNCIL CONDEMNS HILLS RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ADMINISTRATORS MULL SCHOOL BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ADMINISTRATORS MULL SCHOOL BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FAMILIES LOSE ADC FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
AN ENERGY MARK FOR CARTER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
A CALL TO ARMS IN ABORTION FIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CLARK CHEERED FOR MISSION TO TEHRAN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BALANCED REPORTING URGED FOR TAX ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
10 COUNTIES GET TAX-LIEU PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STABLE SD GAS SUPPLIES FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
USE OF LIQUIFIED GAS ON FARMS TO BE TESTED,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER FACES TRIAL FOR ALLEGED DEFAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
10 COUNTIES GET TAX-LIEU PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER FACES TRIAL FOR ALLEGED DEFAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WYO POWER PLANT BEGINS OPERATION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE CONFEREES AGREE WITH SENATE ON FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LAWYERS QUESTION PUBLIC DEFENDER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWYERS QUESTION PUBLIC DEFENDER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MALL SEEKS TO REORGANIZE ITS FINANCES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MALL SEEKS TO REORGANIZE ITS FINANCES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE BEGINS COLLECTING NEW 'HOMESTAKE TAX',"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
STATE BEGINS COLLECTING NEW 'HOMESTAKE TAX',"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*THE CIRCUS VARGAS TRAINERS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THEY ACT LIKE PROS-BUT NOT FOR A LIVING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THEY ACT LIKE PROS-BUT NOT FOR A LIVING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'FARCE' IS HILARIOUS FREE-FOR-ALL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
'FARCE' IS HILARIOUS FREE-FOR-ALL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HOWARD'S BASKETBALL FAME-CENTENNIAL TELLING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF WOMAN REELS IN RECORD SALMON,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BIG GAME HUNTING IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderJuL 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GETTING A BANG OUT OF JULY 4,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KELO TV DROPS EUGENIA HARTIG,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KELO TV DROPS EUGENIA HARTIG,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WITNESS RECANTS AMNESIA,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EARS REPLACE EYES IN 'BEEPBALL',"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SENATOR MIGHT CHALLENGE NEW DISTRICTING LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TOUGH WORK AHEAD TO GET ERA THROUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TOUGH WORK AHEAD TO GET ERA THROUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPS COUNTY FOR FAILURE TO ACT ON CYCLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
DEADLINE FOR AIRLINE PLANS PUT OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY NUCLEAR LAW INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX INDIANS ALLOWED TO ENTER URANIUM SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WATER GROUP WANTS OAHE TRADEOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON POLICE HEARING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX INDIANS ALLOWED TO ENTER URANIUM SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE POSTPONES LAWYER FEE DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MORE SENTENCED IN LIQUOR CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
JUDGE POSTPONES LAWYER FEE DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
WEATHER FORECAST WON'T DAMPEN 4TH OF JULY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*AFTER 47 YEARS OF PRACTICE, HE HANGS UP...","Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*MUCH ADO ABOUT (WEARING) NOTHING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SHIMMERING CREATIONS OF MICA INSPIRE MUSINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BEADLE RESIDENTS TO SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY GETS GRANT TO CONVERT SHRIVER'S INTO RETAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC MEMBER AGAINST PHONE FEE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEFENDENTS IN CHARLES MIX SLANDER SUIT WANT TRIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ETSI'S 1ST PHASE GETS WATT'S OK,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SD MAN TO HAVE 2ND LIVER OPERATION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEFEAT OF THE ERA AN ORCHESTRATED SHAM (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO COUNTRY IS SUPERIOR IN NUCLEAR ARMS RACE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BAD WIRING CAUSE OF TRAILER FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BN DENIES IT'LL DROP EDGEMONT DEPOT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ATTACKED BY RABID SKUNK,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN THREATENS SUICIDE, SURRENDERS","Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNION REJECTS HOMESTAKE OFFER,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 SF BUSINESSES ROBBED,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPUBLIC TO CONTINUE GETTING FEDERAL SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD EMPLOYEES GET 5 PERCENT MORE IN PAYCHECKS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*YOUNGEST WAR HERO,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY'S ECONOMIC RECOVERY SLUGGISH, FIRMS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW MAY HAVE BROKEN PHONE RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ARNESON--IS THE CHURCH ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CANOE RACE IS MORE THAN FAMILY FUN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
YANKTON SERTOMA CLUB PLANS INNER-TUBE RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*WINDS UP TO 80 MPH TEAR THROUGH AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAY TRY STOPPING HIGHER SALES TAX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-SUPERINTENDENT APPOINTED TO JOB SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER WHO DEFENDED HELM WILL RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HERSETH CONSIDERS SEEKING GOVERNORSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*TAX PROTESTER BOYER SENT TO FEDERAL PRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FARMERS BAND TOGETHER TO PROMOTE ARTICHOKES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RULING OPENS ACTION ON WATER RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SINCLAIR SAYS HE'S SERIOUS ABOUT SENATE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MERIT PAY FOR TEACHERS ISN'T A WORKABLE IDEA,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARK FEE INCREASE JUSTIFIED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUPREME COURT RIGHTS A WRONG FOR SD MAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ANTI-CAPITALIST NATIONS GETTING US WEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
READER GETS RUNAROUND WITH REPAIR OF STREET (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NEWTON HILLS IS A GREAT SPOT FOR WEEKEND (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*MAN INJURED AFTER CAR LANDS IN CREEK,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN DENIES TAKING PART IN KELLER MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
FBI INVESTIGATES DEATH OF INFANT GIRL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"MAN, DAUGHTER DIE IN CRASH NEAR HERMOSA","Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TEST RESULTS AWAITED IN GREGORY COUNTY DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FAILURE TO COLLECT TUITION HURTS 2 SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
PILOT IS INJURED SLIGHTLY IN CLEAR LAKE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
CARRIERS WANT LOCAL INTEREST IN CORPORATION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COURT OKS SALE OF BLACK HILLS GOLD JEWELRY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MAYOR WANTS TOWNS TO DISCUSS SHARING DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"SETTLEMENT SAVES STATE {dollar}613,000","Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*ROBSON SWITCH HITS TO LEGION COACH,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIERY COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEALER COUNTS ON ONE BIG BANG,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WHILE AUSTIN DRIVE REPAIRED...,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BE WARY ABOUT LOAN SCHEMES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO CONDUCT HEARINGS ON WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WESTERN MALL TO HAVE EAGLE JET ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS APARTMENT PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE FAIR CENTENNIAL PARADE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*GAS STATION WILL FALL TO PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW MISHANDLING PROPOSED MERGER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DRINKING LAW CHANGE BRINGS DROP IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*UNVEIL SKETCHES OF DOWNTOWN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ODD SETUP PUTS KCSD ON AIR,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BAILIN CHAIRMAN OF FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
EDUCATIONAL WORKERS SELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
LIST IS PRESIDENT OF LETTER CARRIERS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
VERMILLION WOMAN LEADS AUXILIARY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*LIONS CHOOSE WINNER MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
FRIEBERG PRESIDENT OF STATE BAR,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
HEART ASSOCIATION ELECTS LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
NATIONS MUST NOT TOLERATE SKYJACKING (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAXATION WOULD ERODE CREDIT UNION SERVICES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHARITY NO PLACE FOR CONTESTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HAYTI BASKETBALL OFFERS PROOF OF 'B' MYSTIQUE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CAR FIRE CAUSES {dollar}500 DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANADIAN OPPOSES SD DRUG BAN,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP BACKS LAW REVERSING HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE NAB 12 ON SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO FEEL PINCH OF POOR AG ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE WON'T MOVE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AGENCY CHARGES MISUSE OF CHLORAMPHENICAL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AGENCY CHARGES MISUSE OF CHLORAMPHENICOL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE'S ORDER PROTECTS TRUST FUND,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE--PROBE VA WARD CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FATALITY BRINGS GUILTY PLEA TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LITTON WORKERS ELIGIBLE FOR MORE JOBLESS PAY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLICE ASSAULT DEFENDANTS APPEAR IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINNESOTA MAN DIES DURING HORSE RIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STANDOFF ENDS WHEN MAN IS ALLOWED TO SLEEP,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE WANTS PUBLIC'S HELP IN FINDING MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HORSING AROUND AT DAY CAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*HERSETH CALLS FOR MORE OPEN GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION VOTE ON WALL LAKE PARK EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN SUES ABOUT SON'S BICYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INSURANCE COSTS CUT JACK RABBIT SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CHEM-NUCLEAR FILES CHALLENGE TO WASTE VOTE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CITY OK'S AIRPORT CONTRACT DESPITE CLASH,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEPUTY ARRESTS 2 BURGLARY SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM LOAN TO BRAZIL HURTS--JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HAIL SMASHES 1,000 WINDOWS; 20 HURT BY GLASS","Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY FINDS LYERLA GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS TO SEEK SECRETARY OF STATE JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNEAPOLIS FIRM TO EXPAND IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PHONE COMPANIES CALL NEW SYSTEM A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"COUNTY OK'S JAIL RENOVATION, EXTENSION SALE","Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY ACCIDENT TIED TO LOCAL FATALITY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOY DROWNS IN POND WHILE CATCHING FROGS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"GRAND JURY--RAPE, FRAUD INDICTMENTS","Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
30 TO ATTEND EDUCATION CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROGRESS WITH NEW INMATE TREATMENT UNIT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DEMOCRATS COULD WIN BIG--DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TO TICKET AGAINST FIREWORKS USE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PHONE AMERICA TO SUE IN RATE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
YELLOW THUNDER DISPUTE FLARES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*1-2-3 POTATO,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FATHER, SON SEEK GERMAN FAMILY ROOTS","Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS TEACHER WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
SD PUBLIC TELEVISION WITH INCREASED BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
BLIZZARD ALTERS STOCKING PLAN FOR GEESE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RAIN FAVORABLE TO PHEASANT POPULATION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
AN EFFICIENT ADMINISTRATOR QUIETLY STEPS DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1986, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
GOVERNMENT WORKERS WILL HAVE FRIDAY OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"SD GETS DOSE OF HAIL, WIND","Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER SAYS SENATE WILL CONFIRM BORK,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON SUPERCONDUCTING SUPER COLLIDER,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SHOULD ENCOURAGE CHANGE IN SOUTH KOREA (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STRIKE SUPPORT PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TAKE TIME TO ENJOY JAPANESE GARDENS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*HAVE A BLAST ON THE 4TH,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHEMICALS TO BE TOPIC OF SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPUTER GIFT HONORS BOY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CYCLIST COLLIDES WITH VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY DRIVERS CAN GO 65 NOW,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO JOIN ANOTHER PANEL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ETHANOL WARNINGS TAKEN OFF GAS PUMPS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAIR DIRECTOR RESIGNS POST,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING PANEL OK'S NEW LOANS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON GOES TO DC FOR COLLIDER,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINING FIRM GETS HEAP LEACH PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITAL MEDICAID PAYMENTS TO RISE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COURT SEIZES CATTLE MARKET BANK ACCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRM DONATES SECURITY SYSTEM FOR DIG SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON OFFICIALS WANT TO KEEP EXTRA SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINN MAN PLANS TO OPEN ELECTROPLATING FIRM,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL CRITICIZES INDIAN HEALTH STUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS SUSPENDED AFTER MONEY FOUND,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SECOND SPILL REPORTED FROM HOMESTAKE PIPE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON DENIES OFFICIAL PRESSURED FOREST SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MADISON HOSPITAL TO BUY CLINIC,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SALMON IS BEST BET FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
EXPLORING THE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WHIPPING THE WEEDS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FAIR BOARD ACTION UPSETS MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOLIDAY WARMUP,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RESIDENTS OPPOSE TERRY PEAK MINING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PROMOTING THE ARTS PAYS OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
NEW CENTENNIAL FLAG UNFURLED,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GORBACHEV MIGHT BE MISDIRECTING REFORM (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPECIAL PROJECTS NOT WAY TO BUILD,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FINES AND JAIL AWAIT FIREWORKS VIOLATORS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'ARGUS' PROTECTS RANDALL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HANSON IS QUALIFIED LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
STATEMENTS MISREPRESENTED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CITY MAN SENTENCED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE AT DRY CLEANERS UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PORCUPINE MAN GETS 10-MONTH SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TODDLER PINNED UNDER ROLLING CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MORE COUNTIES JOIN DROUGHT LIST,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ALI'S STYLE KEEPS A HOLD,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LARCHWOOD LAB GETS LOTTERY FUND LOAN,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICERS TAKE DRUG WAR CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SHOEMAKER TIES UP HIS SOLE MAN DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE VOIDS BROOKINGS COUNTY FIREWORKS BAN,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
URGES CAUTION AT CONSTRUCTION SITES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LONGTIME BROOKINGS LAWYER DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*DEAL US IN, TRIBES SAY","Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ONE TRIBE SPELLS SUCCESS B-I-N-G-O,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SOME SD COLLEGE COSTS DOUBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GET TO ROOT OF TRAGEDY IN YANKTON (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*CAR DEALER IS FUELING TALK OF A PRIMARY RUN,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*GREEK ELECTION DRAMA,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FLAG-BURNING EDITORIAL SHOWED LACK OF VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
RULING PROTECTS OUR FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LET MUSICIANS PLAY AT MALL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
BEWARE OF ENVIRONMENTALISTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
KEEP NEGATIVE POLITICS OUT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
ANIMALS WIN AVON MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
IS JOHNSON READYING SMEAR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*GROTON JOCKEY SANDE MADE GALLANT RIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GETTING INTO FIELD CAN BE HARDEST,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS FISHERMAN SEEKS TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"GAME, FISH AND PARKS STOCKS LAKE OAHE","Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
OFFICIALS TO GET PERMANENT JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD GROUP HONORS ATTORNEY OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEATHER WATCHER HONORED IN WINNER,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CENTENNIAL THRILL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BID TIMING IRKS HANSON,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW LAW AIMED AT DOUSING TEEM SMOKING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETIREES MAY REGRET YOUTHFUL SPENDING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FULL MOUNTAIN EXPECTED FOR REDEDICATION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LENNOX HOPES TO TAP INTO NEW WATER SOURCE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*WATER BOARD MEMBERS STICK UP FOR HUNKING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY STUDENTS BACK FROM USSR,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
HEALTH SYSTEM REORGANIZES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MONTANA FIRM WINS STATE LOTTERY CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*LOCAL STOCKYARDS ATOP DWINDLING, STRUGGLING PACT","Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*CATTLE PRODUCERS URGED TO CONSIDER ALL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
STORY BEHIND NATIONAL SONG INCLUDES SD,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*DOCTORS DECIDE THEY CAN'T STANDBY, WATCH","Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CELEBRATION FEATURES FAMOUS SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1989, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*BISHOP'S FUNERAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REUNIONS HELP ERWIN ENDURE TOUGH TIMES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRST EDUCATION BONDS READY FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*NEXT TIME, HE MAY STOP IN SD","Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SOCIETY LIVES IN A BUBBLE OF ILLUSION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*THE CLASS OF '70 REVISITED,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GOOD SCHOOL NEWS HAS A REVERSE SIDE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PANEL SHOULD RETHINK MASCOT NAME PROCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAKING CRITICAL ROLE IN CANADIAN CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SD LOW WAGES FORCE MOVE TO MINNESOTA (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BILL OF RIGHTS SHOULD REMAIN UNALTERED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SHAMPOOS DON'T PREVENT HAIR LOSS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
DEFINING 'HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD',"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CITY TO EXAMINE PARKING DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISABILITIES GROUP TO MEET JULY 13-14,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INVESTIGATORS TO CHECK RISING PROPANE COSTS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JULY 10 LUNCHEON TO FEATURE NY LAWYER,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 SHELTERS OFFER RELIEF FROM HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE COACH NOW ENJOYS BASKETBALL WITH KIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SWINGIN' IN THE RAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS OK SALARY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VA TRIES TO BRING SURGERY CHIEF INTO US,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GORE PRAISES MUENSTER'S ENVIRONMENT COMMITMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONVENTIONS DIDN'T HARM UNITY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
{dollar}25 MILLION BET AT DEADWOOD IN MAY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BRIGHT NAMED DEAN AT EDUCATION SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FAIR AREAS SET ASIDE FOR NATIVE AMERICANS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGIONAL JULY FOURTH EVENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE CONTRIBUTES TO RUSHMORE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SPEARFISH CAN NOW MEET POWER DEMAND,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*PRISON OVERCROWDING FRIGHTENS SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GARRETSON GOLF COURSE GREENS TO OPEN JULY 7,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GIRL SCOUT TROOP EARNS NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOME SALES BOOMING IN THE BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
REPORTER HELPS TO LEAD TO A ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
VIRAL INFECTION SIDETRACKS BICYCLISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MESABA WITHDRAWS FROM SERVING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*HAMMERING AWAY AT HANSON BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL DISTRICT FACES {dollar}3 MILLION IN CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BYE-BYE SUMMER BLAHS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*FORBIDDEN PIGS GLAD TO BE BACK,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"BUSH GOT COLOR RIGHT, PHILOSOPHY WRONG (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EMS BOARD STACKED AGAINST CARETRAUM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
WASHINGTON BAND EXCELLED AT FESTIVAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
COST OF GAS DROPS SLIGHTLY IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FAIR SCHEDULED FOR JULY 12,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HURLEY FARMER ON PORK BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MOISTURE DROPS IN LAST 2 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*INVENTOR HOPES BOTTLE-ROCKET LAUNCHER TAKES OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BELL RINGING PLANNED FOR FREEDOM FIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLINIC GIVES DIALYSIS MACHINE TO HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX CITY SELECTED FOR FLIGHT 232 FILM,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DELIGHTFUL DIP,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RUSHMORE HOOPLA HAS HILLS HOPPING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEASURE COULD SLOW VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOLITION WORK STARTS DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OLDEST MARINE TO JOIN PARADE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESULTS NEAR IN PROBE OF SPILL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ANNEXES 106 COUNTY RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAST SD GUARD UNIT RETURNS HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WANT APOLOGY FROM LONG,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE FAIR PETITION WASN'T APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED ON SEX ABUSE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
POLITICIANS EARN NATIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*'CITADEL' A CONTROVERSIAL CAPITOL FIGURE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JUVENILE JUSTICE LAW INSTITUTED TOO SOON,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*AREA POUNDED BY WIND, RAIN","Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOLIDAY GAS PRICES TO HIT {dollar}1.21 A GALLON,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STREET WORK DOESN'T DETOUR SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GIVE HARRIS GOOD MARKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"LIONS, LIONESS GROUPS SERVE COMMUNITY NEEDS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OFF-THE-ROAD TAXES SHOULD GO TO FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OLD SCHOOL BOARD NEEDS FRESH START (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--RECENT SUPREME COURT RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"*OUR PICKS FOR POLITICAL'S WORSTS, BESTS","Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*WEATHER CAUSES FISHING SLOWDOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BERESFORD MAN LANDS 41-POUND FLATHEAD CATFISH,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LIMOUSIN TOUR COMES TO STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STORM-LOSS BENEFITS AVAILABLE AT FMHA,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE UNEMPLOYMENT UP 0.6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
WINTER WHEAT HARVEST NOT PROMISING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DEAF RELAY SERVICE CHANGES NUMBER,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE GETS 25-35 YEARS FOR ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAW OF ANCIENT BEAR FOUND AT MAMMOTH SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON COUNCIL VOTES TO CLOSE CITY LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU VICE PRESIDENT TAKES JOB IN OHIO,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DELEGATION SPLIT ON ABORTION BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IMAGES OF WAR,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOELLER TRIAL INCLUDES GRAPHIC PHOTOS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"POLICE, HUMANE SOCIETY SQUABBLE OVER CAT KILLING","Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*2 HURT IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CASINOS, PLAYERS WANT WORD ON IRS RULE","Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BIOSTRESS LABORATORY FUNDS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BULL SHOT AFTER YANKTON RAMPAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OHIO ARTIST SUING FOR CONTRACT DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNSUNG HERO AWARD GOES TO MITCHELL MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERSKIERS AIM TO SAVE STATE LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS QUESTION CUTS AT HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MORE SD LAND PLANTED TO CROPS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*TODDLERS ON PARADE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DIGS TURN UP RELICS AT FORT SISSETON,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LUVERNE PLANS ANNIVERSARY PARTY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*OUTKA KEPT TRUCKIN' FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*CENTERVILLE KEEPS HOPE, BUT WORRIES ABOUT NEXT YEAR","Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CLINTON PLEDGES FARM AID,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CROP PRICES MAY HIT 10-YEAR HIGH,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CABLE COMPETITION A SIGN OF HEALTH (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COSTNER RESORT NOT JUST FOR GAMBLERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SMALL FIRMS GET SHORT END OF STICK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"LOADED GUN FREE WITH COMMENTARY, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ONE-ISSUE CANDIDATE NOT WHAT STATE NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
JAYCEES FIREWORKS SET FOR SUNDAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON WINS AWARD FOR BUDGET VOTE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS INDICTED IN AIRPLANE THEFT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PRESSLER PLANS PITCH, OTHER APPEARANCES","Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'THERE'S JUST NO PLACE FOR IT TO GO',"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INMATES PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN RIOT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POWERBALL POT {dollar}78 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INMATE ADMITS RAPE TRY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EMERY MAN ELECTED PRESBYTERY MODERATOR,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAMBLING OPPONENT FORMS COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT EXPECTED TO ARRIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILLER RESIGNS NATIONAL GOP POST,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD HIRES DIRECTOR FOR PA PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VICTIM OF FIERY CRASH IDENTIFIED BY POLICE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GLOVED HEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
IRENE MARKS CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE RULES TOWNSHIP CAN'T STOP DUMP,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LONETREE TRIAL MUST BE MOVED,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FARMERS USE CONSERVATION CASH TO GET AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
STATE'S EARNINGS ARE LOWEST IN 20 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
*ELK POINT ANGLER IN SEARCH OF ELUSIVE BIG ONE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TUESDAY IS SHOW TIME AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'LEND ME A TENOR' STAR PUTS LIFE IN FUN FARCE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROPER STAFF TRAINING VITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
LOTTERY DECISION UNLIKELY FOR A WHILE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE CAPITOL SURVIVES ANOTHER SHOCKING EVENT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY MEN JOIN PROMISE-KEEPER CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CLINTON SHOULD STEP OFF MIDDLE GROUND,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"LIMBAUGH, FALWELL BELIE THEIR DESCRIPTIONS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VOTING ON TUESDAY WON'T BE IRRELEVANT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
INCUMBENT DESERVES ANOTHER TERM ON BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ELECTION-NIGHT BEER SENDS POOR MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
HUMAN SOUL ALSO NEEDS AN INDEPENDENCE DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
FUNERAL HOMES GIVE OBITUARIES TO PAPER,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MASUR CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING WIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUND CREATED TO HELP STABBING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANARIES PITCHER ADMITS DRIVING DRUNK,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
USD STUDENT NAMED TO BOARD OF REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GIRL DIES WHEN HER PICKUP RUNS OVER HER,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY REVENUES HIT THE JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOME JULY 4TH TRADITIONS FADE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN SELLS LESTERVILLE'S BAR TO WIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MUSIC TO MUNCH BY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY OFFICIALS TO CONSIDER EASING TEEN DANCE RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
WOMEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO SHOPLIFTING,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LE MARS CELEBRATES 125TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FELON INDICTED IN ABDUCTION, RAPE","Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECTS ASK FOR APPOINTED LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MCCROSSAN TO HAVE REUNION ON MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY PRESIDENT OF JUDGES ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"AID SUIT MAY COST DISTRICT {dollar}50,000","Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CLOSE CALL,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RODEO CLOWNS FEARLESS WHILE FUNNY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TO CONTINUE DEVELOPMENT OF FACILITY NEAR SD BORDER,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SON SPOOKED BY GULF WAR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"LINK BETWEEN MISSING WOMAN, MAN'S DEATH PROBED","Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
COMPUTER REGISTRY HELPS PROTECT VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FINE REDUCED AGAINST WOONSOCKET COMPANY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WOMAN TO FILE SUIT AGAINST STATE'S ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE POLITICAL PARTIES DIFFER ON AG POLICIES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FIREWORKS FIZZLE IN NEARBY STATES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*MAGAZINE RETURNS TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FIRST BANK TO BUY METROPOLITAN,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
GATEWAY SUED BY ANOTHER INVESTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
"*CANARIES ARE MOVIE STARS, SO TO SPEAK","Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CANARIES GET FAST RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LOS ANGELES GREAT FOR ME,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*STATE TOURNEY TIME IS HERE, LASTS ALL SUMMER","Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*KIEFFER SHOWS BIG-LEAGUE CLOUT AT CLARINDA,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*REDEFINING THE DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WATCH OUT FOR THE LAKE POLICE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DRINKING AND BOATING BECOME MAJOR CONCERN,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MANY GAS STATIONS OPEN ON FOURTH,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TRUCKING FIRM DELIVERS THE GOODS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAN RESPONSE IS NOTICED BY OUTLAW DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRAIRIE DUCK NUMBERS SOAR,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*PROJECT PADS THE PADDLEFISH POPULATION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
MUZZLE-LOADER DEER SEASON INCLUDES 3 NEW UNITS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
CAUSE OF HOUSE FIRE UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES 4 CHARGES IN CAR-WALKER CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--SCOTLAND LAWMAKER 'GOOFY',"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CITY, SCHOOL CONSIDER PLAN TO STAGGER HOURS","Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COLOR THIS GIVEAWAY A HIT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TECH FLOATS ITS BOAT IN CONCRETE CANOE COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
13 EDUCATORS GET ON-THE-JOB TRAINING TO HELP STUDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"DISPUTES REPORT OF EXCHANGE BETWEEN BROKER, JAMESON","Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CLOSURE AT ELLSWORTH INEVITABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NEW MONTH STARTS OFF CHILLY ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CASH FROM MINING GOLD GOES TO CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS POWER CUSTOMERS TO PAY MORE FOR ELECTRIC,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*HOUSEMOTHER FOR 13 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*AUTO ACCIDENTS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
EX-POLICE OFFICER FOUND GUILTY OF ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*SEMI FILLED WITH FIREWORKS TIPS OVER ON COUNTY ROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
IOWA ESCAPEE MAY BE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
GOVERNMENT AGREES TO MOVE MNI WICONI PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"MAYOR, COMMUNITY HEADING RIGHT WAY (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER TURNS BACK ON SOUTH DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
BALANCING BUDGET SHOULDN'T HURT PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
ORAL ROBERTS USES GOD'S NAME IN VAIN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
AUCTION TAX INCREASES BURDEN ON RURAL SD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
BURNING FLAG ISN'T A FREE SPEECH ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*HOLLYWOOD UNDERMINES OUR SENSE OF DECENCY,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*CATALOG FILE ALLOWS TO LEARN ABOUT CENTRAL EVENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL TO OFFER VACCINATIONS FOR HEPATITIS B,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
COMMISSION FACES 3 JUDGE VACANCIES,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CONTENT RULES NOT FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
*ACTIVE SENIORS SEEK LUXURIOUS SETTINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*BOATS ARE A JOY--ONCE THE CRUISE ENDS AND IT'S SOLD,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*OLD WEST MUSEUM OFFERS FASCINATING LOOK AT OLD WEST,"Argus LeaderJul 02 1995, sect.G, p.05, col.2"
DASCHLE-DOCTOR ASSISTANTS MADE GROSS ERRORS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE-DOCTOR ASSISTANTS MADE GROSS ERRORS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL COSTS UP {dollar}3.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
POLICE DEFEND PAY PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
POLICE DEFEND PAY PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
TRUCKS ROLLING AGAIN IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS PLAN IS A NEW GIMMICK,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW SAYS PLAN IS A NEW GIMMICK,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
CARTER CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"MEMORIES, CHANGES MARK NUN'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY","Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*BROOKINGS CENTENNIAL COUNSELING UNLIMITED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD PROFITS FROM MINNESOTA FIREWORKS BAN,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONDEMNATION ACTION BEGINS ON 2 BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BUS PROBLEM TAKES TURN FOR THE BETTER,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GAS SUPPLY OK FOR JULY 4,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*FIRE HEAVILY DAMAGES STURGIS BOYS' HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
BOOKSTORE CHALLENGES SIOUX FALLS SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
SIOUX CITY OPENS NEAL FOUR ELECTRIC PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
DENNIS MCFARLAND CRITICIZES ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
PRESSLER TO SPEAK AT RAIL HEARING,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
DENNIS MCFARLAND CRITICIZES ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
PRESSLER TO SPEAK AT RAIL HEARING,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
DENNIS MCFARLAND CRITICIZES ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION SEEKS BORDER REST AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.2"
COURT RULES AGAINST CLOSED TRIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT RULES AGAINST CLOSED TRIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT RULES AGAINST CLOSED TRIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT RULES AGAINST CLOSED TRIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT RULES AGAINST CLOSED TRIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CENSUS TALLY SURPRISES SD CITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CENSUS TALLY SURPRISES SD CITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD HOUSING AUTHORITY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*COMPANY PRIMED FOR TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ART FOUND IN GAS STATION SIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ART FOUND IN GAS STATION SIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMPANY PRIMED FOR TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TOWNSHEND HAS THE SPIRIT DYLAN LACKS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REPERTORY SERVES UP SAVORY FARE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REPERTORY SERVES UP SAVORY FARE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GRAND JURY TO HEAR CITY HALL EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY TO HEAR CITY HALL EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ILLEGAL FIREWORKS TAKE FLIGHT IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PATROL READIES FOR HOLIDAY TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PATROL READIES FOR HOLIDAY TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY BUDGET PLANNING BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY BUDGET PLANNING BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
ENERGY AID RULING WON'T BE APPEALED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BROTHEL SHUTDOWN ANGERS SD RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
OLSON IN COURT ON CHARGES TRESPASSING,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
OLSON IN COURT ON CHARGES TRESPASSING,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HAIL LINCOLN HIGH'S BAND (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HAIL LINCOLN HIGH'S BAND (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH BAND CHEERED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN CITES BUDGET DILEMMA (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LINCOLN HIGH BAND CHEERED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LOOK OUTSIDE TO FILL TOP CITY HALL JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
SF YOUTH'S BODY FOUND IN LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"CONFISCATED DC-7 SOLD FOR {dollar}60,000","Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BODELL GUILTY OF BANK ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD DISASTER EVALUATIONS UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD DISASTER EVALUATIONS UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESS ASSOCIATION OFFICIAL TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESS ASSOCIATION OFFICIAL TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BODELL GUILTY OF BANK ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PANEL SEEKS BETTER SD BRUCELLOSIS LAWS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
PANEL SEEKS BETTER SD BRUCELLOSIS LAWS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*2 NSP MINNESOTA PLANTS PLAGUED BY LEAKAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
AIM LEADER SAYS HOSTAGES ALL SPIES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*2 NSP MINNESOTA PLANTS PLAGUES BY LEAKAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
AIM LEADER SAYS HOSTAGES ALL SPIES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
DROUGHT HANGS ON IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DROUGHT HANGS ON IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*NORTH DAKOTA'S BILLBOARDS ARE RAISING EYEBROWS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE REJECTS PETITION-NEW TOWN MALL MAY BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOISTING THE FLAG,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE REJECTS PETITION-NEW TOWN MALL MAY BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NORTH DAKOTA'S BILLBOARDS ARE RAISING EYEBROWS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'TROPICAL' RAINS FALL ON STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*TOUR SHOWS MECHANICS BEHIND VENEER,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MUPPET MUSICAL NO GEM,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAWSUIT CHALLENGES DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWSUIT CHALLENGES DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN SENTENCED TO 5 YEARS FOR LIVESTOCK FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CALIF FIRM 'SHOCKED' BN WILL RUN SD TRAINS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN SENTENCED TO 5 YEARS FOR LIVESTOCK FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LUVERNE MAYOR AT ODDS WITH COUNCIL OVER SIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FESTIVITIES PLANNED IN CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
THE SHOW GOES ON DURING THE SUMMER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTION WOULD SETTLE DISPUTE OVER WINGLER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MORE LICENSES SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANDAN POWER FOES SAY STUDY BACKS THEM,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW GUIDELINES MAY CONTINUE TO STIFLE SD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EAGLE BUTTE MAN ELECTROCUTED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
YANKTON CITY MANAGER TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE FIRES CAUSING PIERRE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY FOR VIETNAM VETS CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VALLEY SPRINGS BABY'S BIRTH-DEATH INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
'SECRET' WATER PLAN CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
MEANS CHARGES RACISM IN SHOOTING ACQUITTAL,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MEANS CHARGES RACISM IN SHOOTING ACQUITTAL,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LANE 'SUPER ENOUGH' TO DEFEND AT NORDLAND FEST,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WAR POSSIBLE OVER WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HAZELDINE MORE THAN A SWING AND A MEMORY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HAZELDINE MORE THAN A SWING AND A MEMORY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR'S STRONG WILLED AUNT USES CANE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD SALES UP 4 PERCENT IN 1ST 3 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CROSS-COUNTRY ROLLER SKATER AVOIDS SD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"LONG WEEKEND STARTS WITH HAIL, THUNDERSTORMS","Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HANSEN FOUND NOT GUILTY OF SPEEDING,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FEDS, ETSI SIGN 1ST PHASE OF MISSOURI RIVER","Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STOCKMAN WILL MEET THE SF PRESS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE--21 COUPLES DESERVE NEW CARPET,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HOLIDAY COULD IMPROVE SPOTTY TOURISM NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
INDIAN CAMP WORRIED ABOUT VIGILANTES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
'SPORTSMAN' IS A TITLE THAT MUST BE EARNED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONGRESS SHOULD CURB FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY CRITICIZED FOR MATHIS CASE WORK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OBJECTS TO EXPENSE FOR HOUSING ANIMALS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOB SERVICE OFFERS JOB TRAINING PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
UNITED STATES DEFENSE POLICY BASED ON REALISM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BLOCK'S MOVE AGAINST DASCHLE RESENTED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
READER FINDS MEDIA COVERAGE BIASED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*OLD BUFFALO TRADING POST GROCERY RAZED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
AVON NOT PREPARED TO HANDLE FLOOD EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN FACES PROBATION VIOLATION CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MINIATURE ENGINE 6 YEARS IN MAKING,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF FIRM GETS VA HOSPITAL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF WILL RECEIVE BEAUTY AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EX-UNEMPLOYMENT INVESTIGATOR DENIED JOBLESS PAY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
RADIUM FOUND IN 10 SD WATER SYSTEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*RODEO PROVIDES A SUMMER DISTRACTION,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*VOLLEYBALL PIONEER RETURNS TO WHERE HIS 'ROOTS' ARE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DISCOVERY WARRANTS LOOK AT OLD RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOLLMAN DOWNPLAYS JANKLOW-HANSEN SPAT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DESMET PAYS TRIBUTE TO FAMOUS NATIVE AUTHOR,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKER WITH MS STRIVES TO PERSEVERE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARTS OF CITY HAVE 3-HOUR FAILURE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIREWORKS LURE MINNESOTANS TO STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL COMPUTER SPEEDS GOVERNMENT SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
POLITICAL SPECULATION LEAPFROGS 1984 TO 1986 (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REFUGEES IN OUR MIDST BOOST REGARD FOR USA (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FEDS SHOULD INCREASE MONEY TO EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUSTICES USE HEARTS ON HELM'S SENTENCE (WILL),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REFUGEE STORY HITS HOME (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DISAGREES WITH FAKE STEAK TITLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"SUPPORTS COTTAGE USE FOR ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED (L)","Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*CURRENT LIFE INSURANCE POLICY IS FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
WHY DO AMERICANS KILL EAGLES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DUCK POPULATION SOARS TO 2.5 MILLION THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW HEADS SPEAKERS ON AGRICULTURE POLICY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE HAMS TAKE THEIR HOBBY SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
BUFFALO RANCHER SAYS PHILLIPS WELLS DAMAGED SOIL,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GOLD PANNERS CAN EXPLORE WITHOUT A PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LESS-TRAVELED CAVE TOUR EVOKES FEEL OF EXPLORING,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
DOUGLAS COUNTY EMPLOYEES SUE FOR RETIREMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NEW ASSOCIATION REPLACES 2 GOVERNORS' GROUPS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER--GRAIN TALKS NEED HIGH LEVEL OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE INVESTIGATES FORMER NARCOTICS OFFICER,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WOMAN GETS BACK STOLEN BIKE AFTER SIX YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
YANKTON WANTS MORE MONEY TO EXPAND BANK,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MOTORIZED INNER TUBES BUMP THEIR WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"GOOD FRIENDS, GOOD TIMES","Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPORTS CO-OPS--WHO'S THE BOSS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*THE SMALLER THE WALLEYE, THE BETTER","Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*DR. K, STRIKEOUT KING REMEMBERS '50S","Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*SWINDELL BATTLES ENGINES ON OUTLAW TRAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*MEETING THE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ANN TSCHETTER--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WORLD'S LARGEST TENT CIRCUS PERFORMS JULY 21,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CROOKS MAN WINS TRIP TO NORWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*PIK IS SHORT-TERM SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ROUND BARN TURNS TRAVELERS' HEADS ON HIGHWAY 81,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"QUESTIONS, ANSWERS ABOUT HARTFORD BANK CLOSING","Argus LeaderJul 03 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
PARENTS SEEK TO CALM FEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHOLE FAMILY PITCHES IN FOR THE TEAM,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DISABLED VETS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SECRETARIES ELECT BENDER PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BUSINESS GROUP CHOOSES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FOSTER ELECTED JAYCEE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
DEPUTIES HAVEN'T TALKED WITH VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAYCEES WILL PRESENT FIREWORKS SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES MCDOWELL'S BOND REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED OF AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIGHT SECURITY SURROUNDS TRIAL OF TAX PROTESTER,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT SUSPENDS HUSBY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OK'S ZONING CHANGE DESPITE PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRESSLER CALLS FOR RISE IN CREDIT GUARANTEES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RECOUNT BEGINS IN HOUSE RACES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WE ALL CAN CELEBRATE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHILD RESTRAINT LAW IS NOT STRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW CARRIES DUTIES TOO FAR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
APARTMENT OWNERS MAY RECEIVE LOANS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DASCHLE WILL DISCUSS SHERIDAN LAKE USER FEE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JOE FOSS WILL SPEAK AT JULY 4TH CEREMONIES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE UPHOLDS LOWER BRULE SIOUX ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATION WILL BROADCAST MINNESOTA ORCHESTRA,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TOMMY LEE'S MOTHER WANTS CHARGE THROWN OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WET WEATHER CUTS TOURISM IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
4 DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BUSINESS WITH A BANG,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STAGNATION BY REJECTING DOWNTOWN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROGRESS TURNS GROUP INTO A GOOD EXAMPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WRITER DISTORTS FACTS ABOUT BOARD CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FREEDOM FIGHTERS MISNAMED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MAKE THE BEST OF SWITCH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SYSTEM IGNORES THE PERSON MOST INVOLVED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*CHRISTOPHER GETS {dollar}5,000 SCHOLARSHIP","Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*RAMONA STUDENTS HAVE TOP ESSAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
LAWYERS HONOR 50-YEAR MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
TWO PLACE IN NATIONAL POSTER CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
"THREE EARN {dollar}1,000 SCHOLARSHIPS","Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
VOLUNTEERS CHALK UP 100 HOURS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
YANKTON NATIVE TRAINS AS ASTRONAUT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
COUNTY BUDGET CUTTING WOUNDS FAIR BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN TO LEAD LAWYERS ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILLER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO EXTORTION ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE TO RUN ON HOLIDAY SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE REDESIGNS PERMITS FOR HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE BENEFITS POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EDUCATOR LEAVES TROUBLED CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*OFFICIALS SAY FAWICK PARK IS NOT UNSAFE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BOAT RAMP ALONG MISSOURI RIVER PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON GROUP TO DISCUSS CHILD-SUPPORT LAWS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUSTICE ELECTED TO LEAD JUDGES ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MAN DIES AFTER JUNE 25 FIRE, EXPLOSION","Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY OFFERS REWARD FOR RADIO VANDALS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOTORCYCLISTS URGED TO USE LOW BEAMS JULY 4,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO AIDING 2 ESCAPEES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
11 GROUPS GET MONEY FOR WORK WITH CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 COUNTIES CAN GET EMERGENCY FARM LOANS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY CREWS TO SEAL-COAT 600 CITY BLOCKS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PCA ORDERS FREEZE ON STOCK SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"ADVICE NETS CITY WORKER {dollar}1,000","Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LENNOX PLANS BANG-UP FOURTH OF JULY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OWNER--BUSES ON THE ROAD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BOARD VOTES ON SCHOOL LOCAL KIDS WILL ATTEND,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WALL LAKE BECOMES COUNTY PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN WANTS DAY-OLD LAW USED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLOTHIER SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*PRODUCT WILL KEEP MORRELL FIT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PORTER FINDS HANDBALL BIT SAFER THAN FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DESTROYS CAMPING TRAILER,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BIGGER COUNCIL COSTS BIGGER BUCKS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM SKILL TO COUNT IN DEBTS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWINS SCORE COMEBACK WITH LOCAL CABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
6 HURT IN IOWA BLAST,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE STATUE OF LIBERTY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BILLS PENDING IN CONGRESS WOULD HELP VIEWERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEATH OF TWO STARS REINFORCE OLD WARNING (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DROP CITY'S EXTRA SALES TAX (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
COMEDY SUCCEEDS IN GETTING LAUGHS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*NORWEGIAN IMMIGRANTS FIND WORK, LUCK","Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FELINE FANCIERS HOLD ANNUAL SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN OF THE YEAR TO BE SELECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOODY HERMAN PLAYS BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JAYCEES TO SHOOT THE FIREWORKS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*O'GORMAN STUDENT WINS TEEN PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*FIREWORKS FUN BELONGS OUTSIDE CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BURG WANTS TO RUN FOR BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRIVER IN FATAL ACCIDENT HAD BEEN DRINKING,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"OFFICER, 2 OTHERS INJURED IN ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE AUTHORITY TO OFFER LOW-INTEREST MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLISHER SUES OVER NEWSSTAND,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW DRIVE-UP CATERS TO DIFFERENT CROWD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ANDERSON SAYS HE WON'T SEEK RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS URGE CITY TO SWITCH SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*ABDNOR, DASCHLE URGE TO CUT COSTS","Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS ANNOUNCE CANDIDACIES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS ANNOUNCE CANDIDACIES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PUBLIC TELEVISION PLANS TO BROADCAST FARMING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ROSEBUD TO GET NEW HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARMER CLAIMS COINS FOUND NEAR HILL CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"DOCTOR MUST PAY {dollar}350,000 FOR MALPRACTICE","Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"TRAINING PROGRAM GETS {dollar}17,500","Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"ANDERSON HANDLES SPORTS, ELECTIONS","Argus LeaderJul 03 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STRIKERS PLAN PROTEST FOR SPAM FESTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NUCLEAR WASTE DISPUTE ENDS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD FIGURE FALLS TO 3.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SPAMMING IT UP,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
"QUESTIONS, WISDOM ABOUT CENTER","Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*HERE'S SOME SPAM TRIVIA,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CYCLIST MUST FOLLOW RULES OF THE ROAD (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CITY POOLS NO LONGER ANY FUN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
SMOKE-FREE LIFE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
'ARGUS' STIGMATIZED YOUTH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
CITY SHOULD CONTROL THISTLES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
UNRUHS GIVE TO SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*BRANDON MAN DISCOVERS WORLD OF JOY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"CBA TEAM'S MOVE UNLIKELY, HEDGES SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COURT UPHOLDS MARIJUANA CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN KNIFE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE LOOK FOR RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOME WORKERS ON JOB TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION BACKERS TO HAVE PICNIC,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DUKAKIS TO MAKE DEBUT IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SIMILARITY SINGLES OUT FLANDREAU TWINS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY'S PLAN TO PURCHASE AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO PAY MORE FOR HEALTH COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS STYMIED ON PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHAMBERLAIN GETS GRANT FOR TEEN HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONVICTED MURDERER TO APPEAL CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXPECTING BIG CHANGES IN FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HICKOK BUST BELONGS TO TOWN, COURT SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TABOR SPORTS MANUFACTURER ADDS TO PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
21 COUNTIES QUALIFY FOR FEDERAL HAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE CHECKS INTO PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TRIBAL PLATES SYMBOLIZE SOVEREIGNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLANT PAYS {dollar}33 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
"CITY OFFICES, BANKS TO CLOSE FOR FOURTH","Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LABOR LEADER TAKES MESSAGE TO NEW STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITIES ANALYZE IMPACT OF TAX MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEXT OF THE BALLOT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*BRECH'S BATTLE PAYS OFF FOR NEXT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PRESSLER POPULARITY HIGH,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CANDIDATES MAKE THEIR CASES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FIREWORKS COULD END FARMERS LIVELIHOOD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
KNUDTSON HAS CREDENTIALS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
3 WOMEN LEADERS SCARY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DELINQUENT TAXES NOT BAD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
FREE HAY SIGN-UP BEGINS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HORSE-MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT KILLS MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"UNION, ENDORSES RANDALL, KNUDTSON","Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLK ASKS JOHNSON TO RETURN DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EX-SHERIFF REMEMBERED FOR LOVE OF FISHING,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES MAKE DIFFERENCES CLEARER,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PAYMENTS FOR '84 FLOOD LIMITED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HUDSON WAKES UP FOR CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"DUKAKIS JOINS LIST, DASCHLE SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*MOUNTAIN WITNESSES WEDDING,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON PRAISES WATER PLAN SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
HEALTH GROUPS BACK PROPOSAL TO SPLIT AGENCY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
NATIONAL MEDIA FOR FARMERS' PLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*FORMER MINNEHAHA SHERIFF DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FORMER FUNERAL HOME OWNER DIES AT 63,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*THREAT TO FUTURE OF SD WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA GYM SERVED LONG, WELL","Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S TOP OVER-30 BASEBALL PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*WOMEN IN CAREERS WILL GATHER IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
REMODELING CLOSES LAFAYETTE FOR 3 DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CONVENIENCE STORES FLOURISH IN TOWNS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S LAKESHORES STRAPPED FOR SAND,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
POOLS OPEN FOR HOLIDAY DIPPING,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1988, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*MARK MOUNT RUSHMORE FACES 50TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GIRL INJURED IN 2ND RANDOM SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"INDIAN BENEFIT CONCERT DRAWS 6,000","Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL TOWN STORE REBORN AS MINI-MALL,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*KNOW ABOUT CAMERAS BEFORE BUYING,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HUNKING MAIN ISSUE IN CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTERS SIDESTEPPED IN WASHINGTON MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T MOVE BAND SHELL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PROBLEMS NOT NEW AT CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CHRONIC OPEN-ANGLE GLAUCOMA USUALLY TREATED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'NEWSWEEK' PROFILES RAPID CITY VOLUNTEER,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILK SPILLED IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WAKONDA CLUB PLANS GALA CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEVELOPMENT LEADER WANTED TO BE AN EXPLORER,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EXTENDED FAMILY FINDS ITS DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"INJURIES, LAW DISCOURAGE FIREWORKS USE","Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GOP HAS DOMINATED STATE POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FREEDOM HUNGRY TIGER LURED BACK TO CAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX LEADER TO BUILD SWEAT LODGE AT PRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEDICAL GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*ALL IN THE FAMILY AT HIDDEN VALLEY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AMDAHL MAY DECIDE FATE OF CHALLENGERS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*CLERGY, FRIENDS SAY FAREWELL TO BISHOP HOCH","Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE CARTOON CHARACTER BART SIMPSON,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BARRY INVESTIGATION STEPS OVER THE LINE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*HIGH PREMIUMS REASON HEALTH CARE COSTS SOARING,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ARMS EXPERT DISPUTES DASCHLE ON GUN ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
TEACHING AT HOME TAKES COMMITMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
"*NATURE, PEOPLE FLAVOR THE BADLANDS UNIQUE","Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"{dollar}30,000 BOND SEIZED BY FEDS","Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BERLIN BROADCASTER WILL VISIT SF,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPED MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT IN DENVER,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES BOND REDUCTION IN I-90 CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHARMACIST CHANGES PLEA IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WANTS TO CHARGE TEEN-AGER IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAKES JOKES ABOUT 105TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS HALTS PARKING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CENTERVILLE FLUSHES OUT FANS WITH RACES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPUTER BID MEANS EARLY LOTTO,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DISABLED GET STOP SIGNS ON 26TH STREET,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FIREWORKS DISPLAY WILL LAUNCH CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEMORIAL STILL HAS SOME OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FARM AUCTIONED AFTER CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*CASHING IN ON CYCLE RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*BUSH'S VISIT WILL BE BUSY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KEYSTONE SHINES AGAIN WITH GLITZ,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*HARTFORD MAN MISSING, PICKUP FOUND ON I-90","Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LAWS ARE HYPOCRITICAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' DOESN'T REPORT PRESSLER ACHIEVEMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
CITY LEADERS SHOULDN'T DRAG FEET ON EMS STUDY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
PARENTS SHOULD CHECK CHILD-CARE QUALITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
HOT-DOG MAKER MAKES CHANGE AFTER COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAST FOOD HAS PLACE IN HEALTHY DIET,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOK LIKES TO BE CREATIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EDUCATION GROUP TO GET NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED AT RUSHMORE CARRYING PISTOL,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HELD ON CHARGES OF AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE CLOSED ON INDEPENDENCE DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURTHOUSE SMOKE BAN TO REMAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRM LOOKING TO BUILD INCINERATOR,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON NEPHEW HIRED BY STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABE WALKS TALL AMONG MOUNT RUSHMORE CROWD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WRITER SCOFFS AT SD BEAUTY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*SONGWRITER, BROADCASTER GERMAN DIES","Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EUREKA MAYOR SAYS GARBAGE RULES STINK,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MENNO MAN GIVEN 2 YEARS IN RIOT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"THIEF RETURNS SPEAKERS HE STOLE, APOLOGIZES","Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER RESTRICTIONS LIFTED IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COSTNERS' CASINO SET TO OPEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FLANDREAU MAN GIVEN 4 YEARS IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"MAN, 34, SENTENCED FOR SCHOOL BURGLARY","Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ROUNDUP OF AREA'S JULY 4 ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TWIN'S HUSBAND GIVEN 50 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"*WIND, WAVES CONFRONT HOLIDAY ANGLERS","Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*GAERTE, KINSER PLAN RUNS TO FRONT","Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MICHIGAN COMPANY HEADS TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NEW ETHANOL PLANT TO BE IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CORN-PROCESSING PLANT SITE MAY BE SELECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
STATE'S RURAL ECONOMY LOOKS ROSY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FORWARD SF COMMITTEE FORMED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*BEANS 'BEAT RIGHT INTO GROUND',"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOME LOANS PRIMED BY INTEREST RATE DROP,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"PANEL OK'S INDIAN LANGUAGE, SOLID WASTE BAN","Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
FAMILY NEEDS CASH FOR OLYMPIC TRIP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"MARY ROHN GIVING, HONORABLE WOMAN (L)","Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MILITARY BEHIND TIMES ON SOCIAL FRONT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ACTIVITIES ARE PART OF EDUCATION PROCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CONFUSED ELECTION CAN BE AVOIDED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*'SONG' TOUCHING, 'ENTRY' EVIL--GUESS WHICH IS HOT","Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GOING GAGA OVER GARTH,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GUTHRIE BRINGS SHADOWS TO SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"IPSO FACTO, KILIMANJARO PLAY TONIGHT","Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*OPENING ACT KNOWS BROOKS DOWN TO A T,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"LEAD ACTOR, PRAIRIE REP PUT ENERGY INTO 'STUDS'","Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CHILDREN'S INN GETS STATE GRANT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNMENT OFFICES TO CLOSE FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CHECK POSSIBLE LINK IN BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TELEVISION CREW WORKS ON 'SUE' STORY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCKENNAN'S NEW BURN UNIT IS SD'S FIRST,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEMALE FELONS OFTEN LESS DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANTRY FEARS SUMMER FOOD SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CENTER RECEIVES DISTRIBUTION GRANT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUNE BUSY MONTH AT FOOD PANTRY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEBRASKA INDIAN GROUPS BLOCK MALT LIQUOR SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AMPUTEE KEEPS {dollar}3.6 MILLION AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MICKELSON WANTS WATER FUND TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NAVIGATION SEASON LESS THAN 7 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POSTMASTER NAMED FOR NORTH SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RENNER RECEIVES LOANS TO BUY FIRE TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD FATAL HIGHWAY ACCIDENTS ON RISE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BIKING ON THE BANKS OF A NEW LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CONGRESS MOVES ON RURAL ZONES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MELON GROWERS HOPE FOR HOT WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RIVERBOAT GAMBLING OK'D FOR SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*SD TENNIS GREATS HONORED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HUNTERS MAY SEE FEWER GEESE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*WALL LAKE LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*BABY EAGLES TAKE INITIAL FLIGHT FROM NEST,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CROP LOSS FIGURES SOAR,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WORDS DON'T PUT ROOFS OVER HEADS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOY SCARED NO ONE INTO SIGNING PETITION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MOST WORLD RELIGIONS HAVE SUPREME BEING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'AFFORDABLE' HOUSING FOR POOR EXTRAVAGANT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WOMEN SHOULD FOLLOW PAT NIXON'S EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*GROUND AT FOOT OF CROSS IS LEVEL,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ARMY ENGINEERS CUT DAMS' FLOWS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS PUMPS WASTE INTO CREEK,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNCIL APPROVES PUNISHMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN EAGLE POISONINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAL STUDENT WINS MEDALLION,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE SETS RECORD FOR TRAFFIC DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RISING WATERS GOBBLE ACRES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WATERTOWN-TO-BROOKINGS RAIL-LINE PROPOSAL SPLITS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FLOOD DAMAGE STRAINS TOWNSHIP BUDGETS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY HEARS PITCH ON BOND SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
1ST CRASH REPORT DUE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARMY CORP LAB TO PROCESS ARTIFACTS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIGHWAY PATROL WANTS CALLS ON DWI HOTLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEANS GIVES ADDRESS AT OGLALA COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR RESIGNS FROM UNIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY AQUA PARK HAVING PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO CASINOS LATE ON LICENSE FEES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WOMAN MAKES CHURCH HER MISSION,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRISON MAY LOSE VO-TECH EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"SIOUX MEMBERS MARCH, PROTEST COUNCIL MOVES","Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"SIOUX MEMBERS MARCH, PROTEST COUNCIL MOVES","Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STATE IMPROVES BUSINESS CLIMATE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*1,350 MILES FROM HOME","Argus LeaderJul 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC WORKS FOES FACE SHOWDOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CONTENDERS OFFER SOLUTION FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO HAVE MEETING ON PRICES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON SMALL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE REQUESTS FUNDS FOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ASSOCIATION MEMBER TO EXHIBIT CATTLE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL WHEAT GROUP ELECTS CHAIRWOMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEVELOPERS PLAN MALL COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEVELOPERS PLAN MALL COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*CANARIES JOIN THE BAND, BLAST TICKETMASTER","Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EXPLORERS TIE UP CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A LEGEND WHO DELIVERS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FATHER HONORED SON'S COURAGE WITH MEMORIAL REFUGE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGH DUCK POPULATION IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*NICHOLS IS DRIVEN TO SUCCEED ON CREW,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
LOOP RUNS AROUND CITY'S DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE STILL HAS SHOT AT CORN PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OK'S FUNDS FOR ELLSWORTH PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BATTEY BECOMES DISTRICT CHIEF JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WWII OBSERVANCE WILL BE JULY 10,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MONTROSE AT PEACE YEAR AFTER FLOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CONTEST SHOWCASES SAND MASTERPIECES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PATRIARCH WAS SPARK BEHIND FIREWORKS EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STATE RANKS THIRD IN SENIOR INFLUENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POLICE SEEK CLUES IN DISAPPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S ATTORNEY SAYS ACCUSATIONS 'LIES',"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"FMHA OFFERS LOANS FOR FARMERS, RANCHERS","Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROJECTS IN STATE RECEIVE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD PROFITS DROP SLIGHTLY IN '93,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PHONE-SERVICE RULING FOR BROOKINGS ANNEX APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
CHILD-MOLESTATION SENTENCE UPHELD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*JAMISON BETTER CHOICE FOR CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
RULING MEANS WIPE THE SLATE CLEAN (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LOTTERY DECISION LESSON IN ECONOMY (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*SD GOVERNMENT ALSO SHOWS GAMBLING ADDICTION,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
ANY JUDICIAL SYSTEM MUST PROTECT CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
SUPREME COURT RULING ALLOWS TIME FOR HONESTY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
RETAIL INDUSTRY HURT BY VIDEO-LOTTERY GAMES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
MISLEADING INFORMATION COMING FROM CAMPAIGN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
BANNING ROAD HUNTING WOULD BE IMPROVEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
SCHOOL'S NAME HONORS SUPPORTER OF EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
*THAI RESTAURANT PART OF CITY'S EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*WRIGHT KNOWS ROMANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.G, p.03, col.2"
*SUMMER READING IS NECESSARY TO BRIDGE GAP (PROF),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1994, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
"*TWO RESTAURANTS BAN SMOKING, JOIN GROWING LIST","Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PLAN TO TAKE OVER NATIONAL PARKS GAINS INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY ADDICTS SOMETIMES TURN TO CRIME,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LET EYE OF CAMERA SEE INSIDE COURTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FLAG GREAT SYMBOL; LEAVE IT THAT WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COURT RULING CHIPS AWAY RIGHTS (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER LEADS CHARGE AGAINST MIDDLE CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RESEARCH NEEDED TO DEVELOP ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CHRISTIANS SHOULDN'T JUDGE HOMOSEXUALS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PRESSLER GUILTY OF VOTING PARTY LINE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"*VISIT TO POTSDAM BRINGS MANY SURPRISES, FRIENDS","Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT LEADERSHIP IN OKLAHOMA,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANARIES SET RECORD IN 18-8 WIN,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NYGAARD ASSIST HELPS WENDT WIN AT HUSET'S,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GEOGRAPHIC CENTER IS IN BUTTE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BABY LEFT AT PARK IN PROTECTIVE CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN DIES IN CYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
APPLICANTS NEEDED FOR REPAIR WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS LAWYER APPOINTED TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EAST 10TH STREET PROJECT DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS EXCAVATE USD SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*NOISE, COLOR ATTRACT PEOPLE TO FIREWORKS","Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE FIRE SUSPECTED TO BE ARSON,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*OPERA STAR RETURNS HOME FOR CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*RABIES EXPOSURE UP FROM LAST YEAR'S TOTALS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NEW STAFF AIDS OVERCROWDED JAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SUNDAY RIDE IN THE PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TASK FORCE STUDIES STATE CULTURAL PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WAS LEADING EROS SCIENTIST,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*TEEN DEATH RATES,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
HOWE INSTITUTE INSPIRES INDIAN ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CENTRAL SD SITES CONSIDERED FOR ETHANOL PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
FAMILY EXPANDS ITS OPERATION BY RAISING EMUS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*FHA REFUND IS UNUSED PREMIUMS,"Argus LeaderJul 03 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TRUCKERS SAY STRIKE DEAD HERE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FIREWORKS FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIREWORKS FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YOUTH THREATENS RESIDENT'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
PATROL NOT INVOLVED IN SLOWDOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"US MUST KEEP RESOLVE, NERVE","Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"CASH, BACKACHES GREET BEAN-WALKERS","Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA CEILING ON TAXES RAISED,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CASH, BACKACHES GREET BEAN-WALKERS","Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA CEILING ON TAXES RAISED,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1936 WAS A SCORCHER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIKES ALONG 69TH STREET,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
POLICE ASK PATRIOTIC CAUTION,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
KNEE-HIGH CORN IS EXCEPTION,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FREE SMOKES CRITICIZED BY SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DUDLEY URGES POLITICAL 'PRO-LIFE' STANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DUDLEY URGES POLITICAL 'PRO-LIFE' STANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEANS SAYS UN ATTORNEYS TO VISIT PRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEANS SAYS UN ATTORNEYS TO VISIT PRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DUDLEY URGES POLITICAL 'PRO-LIFE' STANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEANS SAYS UN ATTORNEYS TO VISIT PRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY PLAGUED BY BOMB THREATS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PINE RIDGE CALLED DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PINE RIDGE CALLED DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PINE RIDGE CALLED DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONTEST HELD TO DEFINE 'INDIAN',"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*DINING AL FRESCO...EASY, FANCY AND FUN","Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"FISHERMEN, GAME OFFICIALS DISAGREE ON BIRDS IMPACT","Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"FISHERMEN, GAME OFFICIALS DISAGREE ON BIRDS IMPACT","Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
BLIND VENDORS WILL KEEP CAPITOL JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"FISHERMEN, GAME OFFICIALS DISAGREE ON BIRDS IMPACT","Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
TRIBES DECRY 'COLONIAL ECONOMY',"Argus LeaderJul 04 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
RUSHMORE CELEBRATES FIRST 50 YEARS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KNEE-HIGH CORN MEASURE PASSE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KNEE-HIGH CORN MEASURE PASSE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RUSHMORE CELEBRATES FIRST 50 YEARS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROMOTER LEAVES TRAIL OF LOSERS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CREDIT ACQUISITION MAY HINGE ON COMPUTER SCORE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CREDIT ACQUISITION MAY HINGE ON COMPUTER SCORE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*THEATRICAL SUMMER OFF TO IMPRESSIVE START,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GUINESS EVOLVES INTO HANDBOOK FOR THE ARGUMENTATIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*THEATRICAL SUMMER OFF TO IMPRESSIVE START,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*DOBRATZ NAMED AT IDAHO,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POPULATION DISCREPANCIES MAY STEM FROM MOTEL COUNT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS WIPE OUT 1/3 OF STATE DEBT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRICE WAR DROPS GAS TO {dollar}1.09 A GALLON,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNEIP TO RETURN TO PROMOTE TRADE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POPULATION DISCREPANCIES MAY STEM FROM MOTEL COUNT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TAPE PROVES PRESSLER'S ABSCAM INNOCENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE 4TH--A DAY OF ENJOYMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'FREE ENTERPRISE' STRENGTHS WORTH KEEPING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION TO CUT SCHOOL 'FROTH',"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION TO CUT SCHOOL 'FROTH',"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*PIERRE'S CAPITOL LAKE SUMMER STINKER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM WILL SHOW PARENTS HOW TO TALK ABOUT SEX,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PROGRAM WILL SHOW PARENTS HOW TO TALK ABOUT SEX,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE WON'T FORCE IOWA LAWYER TO TESTIFY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
JUDGE WON'T FORCE IOWA LAWYER TO TESTIFY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SENATOR PROUDEST OF GARRISON WIN,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SENATOR PROUDEST OF GARRISON WIN,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
3 CHARGED FOR MURDER ON ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAINS BOLSTER CROPS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
NEW PROPOSALS MAY NOT MAKE MUCH DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'COME BLOW YOUR HORN' STILL FUNNY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE OFFICIALS WANT MORE WATER TESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'COME BLOW YOUR HORN' STILL FUNNY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE OFFICIALS WANT MORE WATER TESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO FANFARE FOR FIRST STATE RAIL RUN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE TOURISM BUSINESS BOOMING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE OFFICIALS WANT MORE WATER TESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLANELY SPEAKING FOR THE NEWLY-WED,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD PAID FOR CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"THOMAS JEFFERSON, THE ENLIGHTENER... (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EDEN SOLVES CANDIDATE SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS SEEKING NATIONAL ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*A NEW APPROACH TO KNEE SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEARINGS TO REPEAL POISON BAN SET,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3 YANKTON RESIDENTS ARRAIGNED ON TAX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MONTANA-DAKOTA ASKS RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS GET PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SEED INSPECTORS NAMED,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REGULATIONS WON'T CHANGE TRUCKING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PINE RIDGE INDIANS TO PUBLISH OWN PAPER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PINE RIDGE INDIANS TO PUBLISH OWN PAPER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SURGERY BILL HALF OF WHAT FAMILY EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
SURGERY BILL HALF OF WHAT FAMILY EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
PRESIDENT MIGHT VISIT SD TO HELP ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MISSOURI RIVER'S POPULARITY CROWDS SD FISHERMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FIREMEN CALLED TO BRUSH FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
TRIP TO GERMANY REINFORCES FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOFTBALL MOTHERS MEND BROKEN HEARTS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SCOTLAND'S PECKHAM WANTS TO GO OUT AS A WINNER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
'OUTSIDERS' ON THE RIVER A RELATIVE BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"RULES WRITTEN TO BENEFIT, NOT HINDER, DRIVERS","Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
GEAR UP FOR ANOTHER SIZZLER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLASS OF '27 RECALLS LIFE BEFORE THE FAST LANE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MINERS' STRIKE MEANS HAMBURGER, NOT STEAK","Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HAIG SUCCESSOR HAS TIES TO ETSI PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SHRIVER PROJECT MAY SPUR DOWNTOWN (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FLAWED PRESSLER BILL ISN'T THE ANSWER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AID TO REPAIR DAMAGE CAUSED BY WEAPONS...(L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHINA VIGNETTES,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DISABLED VETS NEED SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLEASED WITH EDITORIAL COVERAGE ON HINCKLEY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CRITERIA FOR INSANITY PLEA HARDER IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MISSING BOY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
ATTORNEY ASKS RELIGIOUS GROUPS TO SUPPORT INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DEERFIELD LAKE TO BE DRAINED TO KILL WHITE SUCKER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EASTERN SD MAY NEED SPECIAL DEER SEASON,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MYERS--SD GAMBLED ON RAILS AND WON,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TOWN BLAMES BLACKMAIL FOR FLOOD PLAIN ACCEPTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*COMPUTERS DON'T BYTE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KEN BARKER--THE STATE'S STUDENT REGENT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*GERTIE DEN HOED--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*HAY AUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*USED-CLOTHING STORES FLOURISH DURING HARD TIMES,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
DWI APPEALS TRICKLING INTO COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ARTIST CAPTURES CITY WITH PEN AND INK,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REYNOLD'S MOVIES GIVE HIS FRIENDS PAYCHECKS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FOURTH OF JULY IS TIME OF FIREWORKS, FAMILIES","Argus LeaderJul 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*6-MONTH COMMISSION CAMPAIGN ENDS WITH RUN-OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WRITER SAYS 'BALLAD OF RUDY & BILL' SELLS WELL,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JAYCEE AWARD-WINNER HAS NO PROBLEM JUSTIFYING TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FIREWORKS USERS RISK FINES, JAIL","Argus LeaderJul 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ENJOY 4TH--VOTE TOMORROW (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDEPENDENCE DAY 1983 (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MONTANA FIRM PLANS DRILLING FOR SAND DEPOSITS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE SHOOTING DEATH OF YOUTH,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEATHER CONDITIONS FAVOR ARMYWORM BREEDING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RATTLERS WON'T FIND REFUGE IN EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*REORGANIZATION MAY SAVE STATE MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"FOR POACHERS, MONEY IS THE GAME","Argus LeaderJul 04 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
IOWA BUILDER ANGERED BY LOAN REFUSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JAYCEES MUST ADMIT WOMEN, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WALLEYES SMALL AT LAKE FRANCIS CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*YOUNG PIONEERS TAKE TO THE WOODS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURLEY IS EMPLOYEE OF MONTH,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
SDSU PROFESSORS NAMED AS FELLOWS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
BAILEY HONORED BY IOWA UNIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
SOLUM LEADS SDSU FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*JANKLOW--MCKELLIPS' COMMENTS ARE INACCURATE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STINGLEY TO HEAD GAME BUREAU,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CIGARETTE BLAMED FOR STARTING SMITH MOTEL FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DEPARTMENT RETIREE WOULD DO IT ALL AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW FILLS VACANT GOVERNMENT POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE SAYS LAWYER MAY REVIEW SECRET TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KENNY ROGERS' FANS DONATE 2 1/2 TONS OF FOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAY UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DROPS TO 4.2 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TAX REFORMER SAYS WORD INCOME CONFUSES HIM,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
FORMER COLLEGE INSTRUCTOR WILL BE NEW REGENT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BELL DROPS RATES FOR LONG DISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*TALKING ABOUT WEATHER AT THE WHITE HOUSE...,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CHILD ABUSERS NEED HELP OUTSIDE PRISON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FREEZE MOVEMENT IS A MYTH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
AT&T WILL PROVIDE NAMES OF PHONE BUYERS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATE ASKS COURT TO REVIEW RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATE DECIDES NOT TO REQUEST RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DRY WEATHER HELPS FARMERS GET FIELDWORK DONE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EDUCATION GROUP NAMES OUTSTANDING TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ELDERLY WILL GET RIDES AT MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"POLICE, NEIGHBORHOOD DISCUSS PHOTOGRAPH INCIDENT","Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
REPORTS OF ILLEGAL FIREWORKS SALES SURFACE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
COMPANY WANTS REVIEW OF FIREWORKS LAWS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*COLLEGE EDUCATORS GIVE REGENTS POOR GRADES,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LIFEGUARD'S TRAINING GIVES MAN ANOTHER CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD SWEATS OUT A HOT ONE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF READY FOR STAR-SPANGLED 4TH,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HERE IS A CLOSER LOOK AT THE REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE FOURTH OF JULY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE FIRM SHOULD SHOW ITS HAND (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ONSLAUGHT OF GRASSHOPPERS LEAVES FARMERS REELING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COUNTRY DANCE IS STEP BACK IN TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHE CELEBRATES 100TH FOURTH OF JULY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A DAY AT THE RACES,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MEAT COMPANY EXPANDS INTO MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PORTER CHIEF JUDGE FOR STATE'S FEDERAL COURTS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR SINGING A DIFFERENT TUNE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAY JOBLESS RATE STANDS AT 5.1 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CONTRACT EFFORTS--COMPLAINTS, NO APPEALS","Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRE NEAR BLACK HILLS ALMOST UNDER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FLAG FLIES TO SHOW IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MAN SENTENCED IN TRAFFIC DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEACHER ARRESTED AT DEMONSTRATION,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
1979 LAST YEAR SD HAD NO TRAFFIC DEATHS ON 4TH,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE INCREASES BOND AGAINST EXTORTION SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SPRINGFIELD PRISON MAKES ROOM FOR MICROFILM CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
OFFICIAL OFFERS PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WEB PROJECT 1 YEAR EARLY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*VICTIM FEELS LUCKY AFTER EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CELEBRATION REACHES RUSHMORE CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THANK YOU FOR MAKING STATE STRONG,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TACCO SPOKESMAN OWES US EXPLANATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TACCO TARGET RESPONDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
TACCO LOSES CITY BATTLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FOREIGN FILM WAS A TREAT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*LAOTIAN REFUGEE FEELS LUCKY TO HAVE JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FESTIVAL STARTS ON FOOT-STOMPING NOTE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ILLUSTRATOR WILLIAMS TO VISIT DE SMET,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*FLYING HIGH,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAR RAFFLE TO RAISE MONEY FOR BRECH,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOURTH FESTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HERSETH--ANNOUNCEMENT COMING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MANY SOUTH DAKOTA TEACHER CONTRACTS STALLED,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE RIDER COURSE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR SAYS BILL WILL HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIREWORKS SET ROOF ABLAZE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION ASSIGNMENTS WORKED OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN LAKE TO BE REOPENED,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HARRISON BUSINESS WINS LAKE BYRON CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INSURANCE FOR JULY 4 PLANS SKYROCKETING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PORK PRODUCERS TO ELECT PROJECT DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN SAYS UTILITY COMPANY WAS NEGLIGENT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WYO FIRM WINS CONTRACT FOR IRRIGATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNITED WAY TAKES AIM AT INCREASING MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"SD, NEB TEAM UP FOR HOLIDAY","Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
"{dollar}17,000 AWARDED IN JAIL CASE","Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CALIFORNIA MAN TO GET COIN CACHE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE FAVORS CAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GASOLINE PRICES LOWER THIS FOURTH,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
FIREWORKS DISPLAY PLANNED FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EX-ETHIOPIAN MARKS FIRST 4TH,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL PRAYERS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*FOR LOVE OF COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF SPAM IS JUSTIFIED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ID SYSTEM NEEDED FOR POOL SWIMMERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SAFETY IGNORED IN FATAL HUSET CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHY DASCHLE BACKS S.2 (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*COMING TO THE END OF LIFE'S ROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CRUSADE WAS JUST BEGINNING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CENTENNIAL LAND ON SALE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISCRIMINATION TRIAL TO BEGIN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEASURE INCLUDES MONEY FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JULY 4TH CORN CROP KNEE-HIGH TO A GIANT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RUSHMORE PHOTOGRAPHER RETURN FOR REDEDICATION,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON TO DELIVER REDEDICATION ADDRESS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AIR FORCE CONSIDERS SITE FOR RADAR,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE FIREWORKS BUSINESS BOOMS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUPLE DONATE ANIMAL BONES TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP TRANSLATES BIBLE TO LAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN DEATH OF HALF-BROTHER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRM FILES TO BEGIN SD MINE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
PLIGHT OF INDIANS CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"CITY OFFICES, BANKS CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY","Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JAYCEES TO LAUNCH FIREWORKS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MEASURE WOULD PASS IF VOTED ON TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EVERY DAY IS INDEPENDENCE DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*CITY CAR ACCIDENT KILLS WOMAN, 30","Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PRESSLER SUPPORTS ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*COUNTRY FEST SWINGS WITH NO ORBISON,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DROUGHT DROPS POLLEN COUNT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ENGINEER CORPS NEEDS VOLUNTEERS FOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"NEWSPAPER, CAN COLLECTION SET FOR JULY 9","Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SEMHC RECEIVES GRANT TO CREATE AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
VOLUNTEER TRAINING WORKSHOP SET FOR JULY 12,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION HAS VOLUNTEER MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
RIVER PARK GROUPS SCHEDULE PICNIC FOR PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
STATE PARK NEEDS NATURE HIKE VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
GUNS SHOULDN'T BE ACCESSIBLE TO KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SNOW FUND COMFORTING THOUGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GROUP BACKS NO CANDIDATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
AGENT ENCOURAGES TESTING HAY QUALITY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT TO HEAR APPEAL ON JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIETY SELLING CENTENNIAL CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TUESDAY IS DEADLINE FOR ABSENTEE BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RESTAURANT OUTLIVES ITS NICKEL PLATES,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIREWORKS REVIVE VICTIM'S PLEA FOR CAUTION,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS WISH FOR REASON TO CELEBRATE 4TH,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL BACKS AIR AMBULANCE LICENSING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*ABORTION FOES, STATES GAIN","Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"RIGHT TO CHOOSE--TALES OF REGRET, RELIEF","Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
YANKTON RESIDENTS WANT CHANGES AT CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKER PREDICTS SD 'TUG-OF-WAR',"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ABORTION DECISION WILL POLARIZE NATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GLORY HOUSE HELPS GIVE DIRECTION TO LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
KIDS' RIGHTS COME FIRST (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BUSH SHOULD SACK ATWATER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
FLAG DESECRATED LONG AGO (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"*ANTI-ABORTIONIST, PRO-CHOICE SUPPORTER DEBATE","Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABORTION FOES WIN EDGE IN LEGISLATIVE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOPIC HAS PLAYED KEY ROLE IN CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MANY SOUTH DAKOTANS PRAISE RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AREA ACTIVISTS SAY DECISION WON'T STOP,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*SIOUX FALLS NEUROSURGEONS SEEK MORE HELP,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"YOUNG, NELSON SHINE AT PAHA SAPA FEST","Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
FALL RIVER COUNTRY NAMED DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS CONTAIN 2 BLACK HILLS BLAZES,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEADERSHIP SEMINAR BEGINS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5 PEOPLE APPOINTED TO ADVISORY BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A DOG'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHARGES TO BE FILED AGAINST DRIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BERGELAND BOARD TO HEAR CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITIZENS GROUP--HUNKING DISTORTS RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION SUSPENDS MINORITY PREFERENCE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VO-TECH OFFICIAL LOSES SUIT TO PREVENT TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SHOOTING PROMPTS MORE CALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TRI-STATE TRIAL SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST 8,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT DENIED EXAM BY PSYCHIATRIST,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*FARM SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HISTORY OF WASHINGTON ATHLETICS DETAILED IN BOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FIREWORKS DISPLAY EVENT BEGINS AT 7 PM,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATION ADDS MEAT TO SONG PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*CITY'S HOT, HOT, HOT","Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
4 SPRINGFIELD PRISON GUARDS SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOURISM KEEPS GROWING AFTER CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*AMDAHL OPPOSERS RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
OVERRIDE VETO OF FAMILY LEAVE BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY RUSHES WATERING DURING DROUGHT PERIOD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BREWSTER'S DESCRIPTION OF PRESSLER OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*NONSENSE DIES HARD IN SEQUEL,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO GIVE TUBE STEAK ITS DAY IN SUN,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CALCIUM LOWERS BLOOD PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AGENCY WANTS MONEY FOR STORM VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN HOSPITAL AFTER FALL FROM SCAFFOLD,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEN PLEAD GUILTY OF MURDER CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN STABLE AFTER MOTORCYCLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO PEOPLE INJURED IN THREE-CAR MISHAP,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SNOW LEOPARD CUB WATCHES VISITORS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BISHOP--TAXES BETTER THAN GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLENDENON DECLARES PERSONAL BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UNDER GERMAN SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FRONTIER PRICE TAG TOO HIGH,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PER CAPITA INCOME,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AIR ACROBATICS FEATURED IN HURON SHOW TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BROOKINGS REFUSES PAY RAISES, JAIL EXPANSION","Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY DELAY WON'T HALT VETERANS MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE FAIR SEEKS INDIAN ART EXHIBITS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
APPRAISAL COSTS SOUGHT IN GOLF COURSE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD HAS FEWER HIGHWAY DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE RECOVERS RECORD AMOUNT OF FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CRIBBAGE CHAMP PLAYS CARDS RIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD WOMAN DIES IN COLORADO CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS TOP {dollar}11 MILLION IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"HAY DAY FEATURES DISPLAYS, DEMONSTRATIONS","Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RIORDAN NAMED TO STATE TOURISM PANEL,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PONY EXPRESS RIDERS MAKE STOPS IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*OUTLAWS HIT HUSET TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GAS PRICES CLIMB SLOWER IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
INSURANCE AGENT'S LICENSE SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SECOND SHOPKO OPENS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"*HUSET'S DRAWS 4,000-5,000 PEOPLE","Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
FLAG WAVING HELPS FIRM BOOST IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*STEROID USE STARTED IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUSH LAUDS MEMORIAL TO AMERICA,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--DISCHARGE OF FIREWORKS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE WON'T ADMIT MISTAKE ABOUT WAR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEDICATION MAKES HOLIDAY SPECIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*'TERMINATOR 2' RIDDLED WITH VIOLENT MOMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EMERGENCY ROOM DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
I-90 REROUTED DURING GUNMAN'S ORDEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS HIGHER THAN AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A CUT ABOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE REFUSES TO THROW OUT VERDICT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LACKS ALIBI FOR TIME OF SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NO LEADS IN CASE OF MISSING MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WEST CENTRAL SCHOOL BOARD RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUST FORGET ABOUT SHOOTING FIREWORKS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"PR CAMPAIGN BEGINS FOR BLACK, YELLOW TRAIL","Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*S DAKOTA-MADE AVIARY LIVENS UP,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EAGLE BUTTE MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SEXUAL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WATERTOWN RAINFALL TOPS ANNUAL AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBAL MEMBERS WANT CHAIRMAN TO STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"NANNY ARRESTED, CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCENY","Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PARMELEE MAN CHARGED IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WOLVES' CUTS COULD FORTIFY SKYFORCE PLANS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KINSER CAUTIOUSLY WINS AT HUSET'S,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HIGHER FEE FOR BRAND INSPECTION LIKELY TO PASS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FEDERAL STORM AID ON WAY FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GARTH BROOKS--ONE HOT TICKET,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIRLINE TRAVEL STALLS SOME BENEFIT CHECKS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WORK WEEKS GROW WHILE PAY SHRINKS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"*ARTS, SCIENCE CENTER PERFECT FOR WASHINGTON","Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SKADSEN CONTRIBUTED MUCH TO SF (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
TEACHERS DON'T DESERVE 25 PERCENT PAY RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
DASCHLE DEFENDS STATE AGAINST GARBAGE DUMP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT ON MCCONNELL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
RAPPER HAS RIGHT TO SAY WHAT HE WANTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
*ABUSED KIDS NEED SOMEONE TO DEFEND THEM,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*A MAJOR LEAGUE HIT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BROOKS WORKS CROWD WITH HIS CRAFTY SHOWMANSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CELEBRATE THE FOURTH WITH GOD,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*TSCHETTER SECOND AT TOLEDO CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JURY CONVICTS INMATE FOR ATTACKING JAILER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINE FIRM ORDERED TO STOP DUMPING ROCK,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEEN FACES HEARING ON WALK-AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RED CROSS TO CLOSE STORM RELIEF CENTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FOURTH OF JULY IS 107TH FOR MARY ARP,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BREEDER FACES 17 COUNTS OF ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD SCHOOL ENROLLMENTS TO SWELL,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER AID TO GOVERNOR JOINS RANKS OF LAY CLERGY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONGREGATIONS IN RURAL SD SHARE PASTORS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLICE--JUVENILE CRIME RATE MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SD OUTDOORSMEN ON ESPN,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LAKESIDE MILKMAN MAKES FINAL DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*GIRL FOUND DEAD IN LAKE ARLINGTON,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*2,000 RESIDENTS EVACUATED IN MADISON","Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DIVORCE COURT: MORE THAN A PARTING OF THE WAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"I-90 CLOSES BETWEEN PLANKINTON, MT VERNON","Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"ADULTERY, CRUELTY AMONG GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE","Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PROGRAM WOULD ALLOW DO-IT-YOURSELF DIVORCES,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ESPY VISIT BRINGS HOPE FOR FARMERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ATTENDING PAT NIXON'S FUNERAL A CONCILIATORY ACT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ARE SUCH LARGE TAX INCREASES JUSTIFIED? (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MILLER DESERVES PRAISE FOR VISITS TO FIELDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SEEING AIDS QUILT WAS EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
LOW RATES CRIPPLE THOSE WITH SAVINGS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
STATE MISSING BOAT ON PUSHING TOURISM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
GATEWAY JOB FAIR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST INCREASES IMPROVEMENT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST NAMED BANK OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWIN CITY FAN TO OPEN PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CENTRAL PLAINS BUILDS NEW CLINIC,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CLEM'S INVITE A TOURNAMENT VETERAN IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANARIES FAN SUPPORT STRONG DESPITE BAD WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*STATE WANTS TO RAISE WATERFOWL LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MUSKIES AT SHOE PACK LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ASSISTIVE DEVICES WORKSHOPS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE MAN DENIES EAGLE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MARION, 12TH STREET WORK CONTINUES","Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE HOTEL RAPE REPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RURAL HUMBOLDT BOY HURT IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY SEEKING PROJECT PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BEAR BUTTE SOOTHES SPIRITS OF INDIAN VISITORS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GROWING USE OF WEAPONS ON LOOP,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*METEOROLOGISTS MIX TECHNOLOGY, COMMON SENSE","Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RECYCLER LIKES HIS TRADE BECAUSE IT 'MAKES SENSE',"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
CITY CENTENNIAL OFFER ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
PREHISTORIC-VILLAGE EXCAVATORS PUSH FOR DOME,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
DOMESTIC-ABUSE CENTERS LOSE FEDERAL FINANCING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
MAN CHARGED WITH FIRING GUN--FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
STATE PARKS' TOURISM UP OVER LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*STATES SEEK INDIAN GAMBLING CONSENSUS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CONNECTICUT INDIANS SUE TO REGAIN TRIBAL LAND,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*FOURTH ON FARM A BLAST OF FOOD AND FIREWORKS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*READY TO BECOME SOUTH DAKOTA FIRST LADY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
TAKE AN INDEPENDENT WALK THROUGH PHILADELPHIA,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1993, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
"STATE USING SLOTS TO ERODE AUTONOMY, TRIBES SAY","Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"VIDEO-LOTTERY RULING LEAVES CASINOS, WORKERS OUT","Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ENCOURAGING SIGN ON TOURISM FRONT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD VIDEO LOTTERY (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DECISION AN OPPORTUNITY (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX REFORM NEEDED (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"JEFFERSON, OTHERS OFFER HISTORY LESSON ON JULY 4TH","Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MORAL MAJORITY MUST DEFEND ITS VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*KNOWLEDGE OF TRIBAL HIERARCHY WOULD IMPROVE NEWS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DECADES OF DECEIT HAUNT US LEADERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
VATICAN CANNOT ALTER CHRIST'S LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD CORRECT IN PICKING SCHOOL NAME (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
WHAT IS A GRAND JURY?,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
18 DISTRICTS GIVEN MODERNIZATION HELP,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD RECEIVES {dollar}1.33 FOR EVERY TAX DOLLAR,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIG GOAL IN MIND,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS OFFER FEAST OF FRIDAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*READY TO BRING FOURTH THE MUNICIPAL BAND,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP GIVES JUSTICE TO SERVING OTHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHURCHES FACE DROP IN GIVING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HILLARD RESIGNS FROM STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEARING SCHEDULED ON FOREST SERVICE APPEALS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NONPROFIT GROUP LIKELY TO CLEAN UP LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON TRAIL USERS WON'T BE CHARGED YET,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMENTS SOUGHT ON SILO VISITS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PROF MAKES SCIENCE MORE MEANINGFUL TO DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
APPLY TO HALT GRASSHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*UNIVERSAL COVERAGE IDEA IS STILL ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*ALL FILERS WHO PAY LATE OWE PENALTY,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MORE LEARNING EQUALS MORE EARNING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*CANARIES FALL OUT OF FIRST,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ELLINGSON WINS CRASH-FILLED RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*STUDENTS FACE CHALLENGES AT FUN CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEW CITIZEN SET TO CELEBRATE AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AIRLINES SLASH FARES,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AREA FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
LIFE AND LIBERTY WITHOUT UNITY? (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY ON INDEPENDENCE DAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NO ONE IS TOO OLD TO TAKE COLLEGE CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MUSIC DOESN'T DICTATE AGE OF DRINKING CROWD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
JOHNSON SHOULD SEE BALANCED BUDGET OK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*SPIRITUAL ISSUES NEED BALANCE IN PERSONAL LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A LONG FIGHT AGAINST SWELLING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SALMON ACTION ON LAKE OAHE HITS FULL STRIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"THUNDERSTORMS, HAIL BATTER PARTS OF SD","Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 5 YEARS FOR SELLING COCAINE,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR BECOMES A GRANDFATHER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN DENIES THREATENING JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*DOLE, GRAMM TO VISIT SD FRIDAY","Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL APPROVES WATERING RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DRUG FIGHTING PROGRAM PAYS OFF IN FELONY ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"MAN POSES AS COP IN KIDNAPPING, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*LONG JUMPER WINS OLYMPIC MEDAL,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EDUCATORS TO HONOR PINE RIDGE STANDOUT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
3 KIDS IN CUSTODY AFTER BABY LEFT IN PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN JAILED FOR 8 MONTHS FOR SLAPPING HIS CHILD,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MAN, 19, DROWNS IN RIVER ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MEDICAL CENTER PLANS DEDICATION,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BOY HURT IN TURNING POINT INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*HURON MAN MISSING,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FARMER INTEREST IN WETLANDS RESERVE GROWS,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
COUNTIES LOOK INTO SHARING PUBLIC DEFENDER,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
WAS BANK PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*GASOLINE PRICES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 04 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
WINTER FUEL PICTURE CLOUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MIKE RICH TO LIGHT THE NIGHT SKY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE JAYCEES PUT ON THEIR ANNUAL FIREWORKS-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PAR FOURTH COURSE-POLICE, FIREFIGHTERS","Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SOCIETY TO TRY TO BLOCK SPRAYING,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SOCIETY TO TRY TO BLOCK SPRAYING,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HANSEN'S DELAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*GUTHRIE'S ELDERLY SUICIDE SQUAD,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOO MUCH BARBARA-'THE MAIN EVENT',"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*THEY'RE NO LONGER KIDS, BUT WHO STILL ALL RIGHT","Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER FEARS DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STRIKE ENTERS 10TH DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BURBANK THROWS OLD-FASHIONED PARTY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STRIKE ENTERS 10TH DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEANS PART OWNER OF LOCK FIRM,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEANS PART OWNER OF LOCK FIRM,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER FEARS DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EROS CHIEF WON'T WEEP WHEN SKYLAB BITES DUST,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
POLICE DOUBT UNION,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
RENNER TO JOIN LOCAL SEWAGE PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW NAMES SEVEN TO WATER BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LOTS OF GRAIN WAITING FOR RAIL CARS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"SD LAND UP IN EAST, STABLED IN WEST","Argus LeaderJul 05 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
CENSUS--SF TOPS IOWA RIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CENSUS HAS KEY ROLE IN REDISTRICTING,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CENSUS HAS KEY ROLE IN REDISTRICTING,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CENSUS--SF TOPS IOWA RIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"HOLIDAY TOLL PASSES 100, 1 DIES IN SD","Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*LONG RIDERS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAURA INGALLS WILDER DRAWS TROUISTS TO SD,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION COULD AID FLAX YIELD,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION COULD AID FLAX YIELD,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INJUNCTION SHUTS DOWN BUTTE JAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAURA INGALLS WILDER DRAWS TOURISTS TO SD,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT SLIDES OVER SIOUXLAND,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DROUGHT SLIDES OVER SIOUXLAND,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*HISTORY PROJECT TRIVIA LEADS TO {dollar}1,000","Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POST OFFICES HAVE MINIMAL DRAFT WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*HISTORY PROJECT TRIVIA LEADS TO {dollar}1,000","Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POST OFFICES HAVE MINIMAL DRAFT WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DROUGHT AN ALLY IN PRAIRIE DOG BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUS SHOP PLAN HAS SOME PLUSES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUS SHOP PLAN HAS SOME PLUSES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE--MOBIL MIXES SCIENCE AND POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MOBIL DISPUTES CRITICAL ARGUS EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MOBIL DISPUTES CRITICAL ARGUS EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
'SURVEY' ON MCGOVERN MISLEADS THE PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MANY 4TH CELEBRATIONS TEMPERED,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES ASKING 13 PERCENT HIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES ASKING 13 PERCENT HIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*REVELERS BASK IN SUNNY 4TH,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE BIG BUSINESS TUG-OF-WAR,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*THE CORSICA SCANDAL'S OVER, BUT SCARS REMAIN","Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE 6TH ANNUAL REUNION OF THE USS SD,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MANDAN-REC AREA SURPRISES OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ANSWER TO WATER CONCERNS NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HAROLD FRITZEL PROMOTED HARVEY DUNN PICTURES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HAROLD FRITZEL PROMOTED HARVEY DUNN PICTURES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TESTING UNNECESSARY FOR SF FIREFIGHTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN CAN VOLUNTEER FOR ARMED FORCES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TESTING UNNECESSARY FOR SF FIREFIGHTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SAYS HEART SURGERY COST MISREPRESENTED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SAYS HEART SURGERY COST MISREPRESENTED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SUPPORT TROOPS SHARE PILOTS' EXCELLENT RATING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ASSAULT PUTS DELL RAPIDS DEPUTY IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FOURTH OF JULY PROGRAMS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
78-YEAR-OLD 'STRONG MAN'-WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
78-YEAR-OLD 'STRONG MAN'-WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"WOLFGANG, OUTLAWS BRING THEIR RACES NORTH","Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DOVES AT BEST WHEN ON THE NEST,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"*CHUD-CHEWING, FLY-SWATTING BEASTS","Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THERAPIST DANCES TO A NEW TUNE SINCE DISABILITY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THERAPIST DANCES TO A NEW TUNE SINCE DISABILITY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DISCOVERING THE GENTLE NORWEGIANS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*LEONA HEXUM--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*TONY OLIVA REMEMBERS GROWING UP ON A CUBAN FARM,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TAKING HIS STAGECOACH FOR A DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TAKING HIS STAGECOACH FOR A DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OMAHA COMPANY BUYS SF NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.6"
"*ON INDEPENDENCE DAY, SOME OF US FEEL FREE","Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAKE NORDEN GREW UP AROUND THIS MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEVELOPING ON THE MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MYTHS SURROUNDING MAIZE MAY BE CORNY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A PORTRAIT OF SISTER LYLE AT SACRED HEART HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PAUL NORDSTROM & MYLO HELLICKSON,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BIKE FUND-RAISER PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COOTIES ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ALTRUSA CLUB OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
EVALYN DURFEE TAKES ADMISSIONS JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SOLO PARENTS CLUB OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
TEACHERS GROUP ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FROM DROUGHT TO ROBBERY--HISTORY ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC EDUCATION COSTS RISE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BN PAC DONATES {dollar}500 TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
IT GOT HOT--102 DEGREES HOT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"CONCERNED ABOUT SMALL BUSINESSMEN, FARMERS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTA AVE--WHO SHOULD PAY FOR IT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
READER FEELS PEACE DEPT IS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY NO SUPPORT FOR THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN OYSTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT INCREASES DWI PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOME TOWN STILL THE SAME,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SILT RUNOFF KILLING TROUT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NATURE THE ONLY WATER TAP FOR CUSTER COUPLE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL STUDIES COUNTY PEST-CONTROL BOARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WEATER CHANGES SD PLANTING PLANS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WEATHER CHANGES SD PLANTING PLANS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GUIDELINES SET FOR WEST RIVER AQUEDUCT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOMESTAKE MAILS MINERS REVISED CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"WINNER WILL GET A BIG JOB, WINGLER SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AMERICANS CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*MOBILE UNIT SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOBILE PLAYGROUND COMES TO THE KIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*GONNERMAN HEADS VOLUNTEER BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SOROPTIMIST GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ASSAM HEADS KIDNEY FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*ASSOCIATION ELECTS MUTH AS TRUSTEE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*SOLO PARENTS ELECT BEST MOTHER,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"*CELEBRATION JOINS MUSIC, FIREWORKS","Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BUSH FOUNDATION AWARDS {dollar}650,000 IN GRANTS","Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS SALARY APPEALS PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY--LIVESTOCK RUSTLERS USUALLY TAKE SHEEP,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROGRAM OFFERS SCREENING FOR BREAST CANCER,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNORS OF WEST EYE AGRICULTURE'S PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION FOR TOWN THAT DOESN'T EXIST,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOLIDAY TOURISTS TAKE TO THE ROADS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PRESSLER--GOP MUST BE OPEN ABOUT BOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"PSYCHIC SEES EXPLOSIONS, QUAKES IN STATE","Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEW LAW ALLOWS {dollar}20 CHARGE ON BAD CHECKS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SMALL TOWNS JOINING CABLE BOOM,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*WINDSURFING IS MAKING WAVES ON SD WATERS NOW,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*INWOOD STAGES ITS BIGGEST BASH,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*EXTRAS CLUB LINES UP ARMY OF VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOTORCYCLIST INJURED IN JUMP,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ABERDEEN MARKETING CAMPAIGN RAISES {dollar}125,000","Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCKELLIPS SAYS HE FORGOT THE MERGER BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWER ASSOCIATION PROPOSES RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUNSHINE BRINGS BACK TOURISTS TO SD,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER ARCHAEOLOGISTS WILL DIG INTO HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REAGAN HAS LITTLE TO SAY ABOUT THE ACT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATE HAD APPLIED FOR PUC LAWYER'S POST,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INMATES HELP MOBRIDGE CLEAN UP TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEST-DRAGGING PLAN DESIGNED TO IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ENTOMOLOGIST PREDICTS INCREASE IN ARMY WORMS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"FIRE DESTROYS BARN, SILOS NEAR WENTWORTH","Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RESIDENTS WANT TO JOIN BROOKINGS SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FARMERS GETTING EXTENSIONS FOR USE OF LAND,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES NEW TRIAL IN MALPRACTICE CLAIM,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NUCLEAR OPPOSITION GROUP FILES FINANCE REPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUPREME COURT WILL HEAR VICTIMS OF CRIMES,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TWO STUDENTS WIN NCR SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*REGENTS PRESSURED 3 TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATCHING THE CLOCK,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CHURCH LEADER WAS WRONGLY IMPRISONED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IMPOSE STIFF SANCTIONS AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*CONGRESS SHOULD REAFFIRM COMMITMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*JOCKS AT WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS MAN MAY HAVE CAUGHT WORLD-RECORD FISH,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*CELEBRATING A LAZY 4TH IN TERRACE PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOON SCHOOL CLOSING DIVIDES TOWNS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR SET TO BE WITNESS AT FINANCE HEARING,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SPEND 4TH CHASING FIREWORKS CALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURIST SEASON STRONG IN THE BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA AWAITS INSTRUMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE CRASH RATES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BOY'S RANCH TURNS 30,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*2-CAR, HEAD-ON CRASH LEAVES 6 IN HOSPITALS","Argus LeaderJul 05 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STARS SHINE FOR COUNTRY FANS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MAN SHOOTS WIFE, THEN HIMSELF","Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOUSING INVESTMENT PAYING OFF FOR STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRIVATE SECTOR WITH OLD JAIL RENOVATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TEACH PUPILS SIGN LANGUAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WORKPLACE SAFETY FOREMOST (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HONOR VETS WITH OWN DAY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*CITIZEN-SOLDIER SCURR GAVE MUCH TO STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*'KILLBILLY' BAND MARKS ANNIVERSARY OF DEBUT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THANKS TO NORDLAND VOLUNTEERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS CRUCIAL TO OLYMPICS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*FREEDOM INCLUDES RESPONSIBILITY TO GOD,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*CANOE RACERS DIP INTO HOT HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIREWORKS TRIGGER BLAST INJURING 4,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY FATALITY TRAFFIC ACCIDENT REPORTED,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RURAL MADISON CHILD RUN OVER BY TRUCK DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VICTIMS BETTER OFF THANKS TO HELICOPTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HARKIN TO CAMPAIGN IN STATE FOR DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RANCHER'S BUFFALO ON MENU AT WORLD'S FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE FAIR OFFICIAL SAYS STRAIT WILL PERFORM,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*LENNOX HAS FESTIVE 4TH,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DEADWOOD INJURY STOPS SHOOTOUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*MAN DEAD IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW GOLF COURSE SETTING ABOVE PAR,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM FOR THE SUPER COLLIDER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FLIGHT DELAYS ARE BAD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
RAISING ALL PAY NO HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PEOPLE LOST WITHOUT FAITH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
POOL RULES TAKE AWAY FUN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
NEW TYPEFACE MAKES NEWSPAPER EASIER TO READ,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*ROYALS, TWINS VIE FOR AREA FANS","Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WILLOW RUN HAS CHARACTER,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WINNING FOLLOWS CHAMBERLAIN'S KOUPAL,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
LARSON LEADS FOR FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*GROUP PROMOTES VERSATILE HUNTING DOGS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SIDES FORM ON BEAVER LAKE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
MAN KILLED BY FALLED LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPAM SPREAD GOES SMOOTHLY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN CARVING UNVEILED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VANDERLOO ENDS TERM WITHOUT FANFARE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEMORIAL HONORS VETERANS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO TAX ATTRACTS SHOPPERS TO LUVERNE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"PRISON COSTS SKYROCKET, WARDEN SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FINE-FEATHERED FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEW PASTOR COMING HOME TO CATHEDRAL,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"PAT MCFARLAND, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
CITY GROUP GETS NATIONAL PUBLICITY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
INSURANCE FIRMS SAY THEY BOOSTED SD,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WORK CONTINUES AT THE EMPIRE MALL,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BURGER CHAIN BEEFS UP ITS PRESENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DAYTON HUDSON RAMAINS EDGY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LAST DAYS A TIME TO REFLECT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
"SALES TAX INTO RURAL, CITY ECONOMIES","Argus LeaderJul 05 1987, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
NAME OF CAR CRASH VICTIM DISCLOSED,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS FEAR THE WORST,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF KEEPS BUSY WITH FOURTH FESTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION SEATS UP FOR GRABS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CONSERVATION GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WINTER TEXANS SELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CITY AARP CHAPTER ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"CITY CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS, BOARD","Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DROUGHT AID CAN COME SLOWLY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RADIO GAFF REFLECTS WHITE INSENSITIVITY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS GO BEYOND AUTHORITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
YOUTHS GET MIXED MESSAGES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HETLAND FIRST NAMED FELTON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*RETIRED PILOT CHASES FORGOTTEN FISH,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD OF EDUCATION ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES SCHEDULE ELECTION CELEBRATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION MEETS BRIEFLY TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARKSTON BAND TAKES FIRST PLACE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SZAMEIT RECEIVES CLERK CERTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILD TURKEY DISRUPTS RAPID CITY POWER,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROCKY ROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESERVATION LAW NEEDS IMPROVEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX OFFICIAL--ISSUE COULD GO TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAY HAVE TO CUT BACK JAIL STAFF,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STREETS MIGHT NOT GET PLOWED,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"HOLIDAY QUIET, LOCAL POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKA BOY DROWNS AT LEWIS AND CLARK,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITY LINES UP BEHIND UNCLE SAM,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION SHOWDOWN TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRO-CHOICE SIDE TO PLAY CATCH-UP,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE RAIN NEEDED IF HEAT LINGERS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EVENTS IN CHINA ADD MEANING TO HOLIDAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWS MUST GIVE PARENTS CHOICES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EDUCATION KEY TO GUN SAFETY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MUSIC STEREOTYPE IS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*INTERIM PASTOR FILLS NEEDS OF MANY CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WE ALL SCREAM FOR ICE CREAM,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUMMER PROGRAM HELPS KIDS LEARN,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ONE PERSON DIES IN HOLIDAY CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO GIVE LECTURE ON TRAINS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE RECEIVES CHECK FOR RENTAL OF TRACKS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VALLEY SPRINGS PLANS 4-DAY CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GIANT SIGH FLASHES 65-FOOT MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO FLAG,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATERFALL COMPLETION RESTORES PARK TO BEAUTY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A GREETING TO THE SOVIET PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*REAGAN ON RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SIMPLY DEVINE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
DRIZZLE CAN'T DAMPEN JULY FOURTH FESTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*LENNOX CELEBRATES WITH PARADE, FLAGS","Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WET WEATHER KILLS GRASSHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MASTEN--O'CONNELL CASE PROGRESSING,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LITA FORD HAS STOOD DEFIANT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MANDELA WOULD BE WELCOME IN STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AG PANELS GAMBLING WITH FAMILY FARMS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BROHM MINE PIT WILL CONTAMINATE AQUIFERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'ARGUS' DIDN'T MENTION PRESSLER ABSCAM LINK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRESSLER DRAWS FIRE FROM REPUBLICANS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NEW RADAR SYSTEM NOT GOOD FOR CENTRAL SD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*MAIL-ORDER SERVICE BOOSTS TEL-DRUG,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SDSU LIVESTOCK INSTITUTE GAINS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
3 ARROWS A BADGE OF HONOR,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
CONFERENCE WILL FOCUS ON HELP FOR DISABLED,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER BILLS BOOST RESERVATION TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOVIETS IN HILLS TO MONITOR NUKE TEST,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SURVEY--MOST RAPES REPORTED BY VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ASHER EARNS POSITIVE MARKS FOR JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*I'M WAITIN' IN THE RAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONFERENCE WILL DRAFT STATE'S GOALS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REPORT BLAMES RURAL HOSPITAL COSTS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CANTON'S FAVORITE SON DEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*AVERAGE MOTOR SPEEDS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"ABERDEEN BOARD, TEACHERS DEADLOCKED","Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY USES GAMBLING MONEY AS COLLATERAL,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FMHA LOAN TO FUND CLINIC EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
4 BABY ANIMALS TAKEN FROM HILLS ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GUARD MEMBERS RESTORE HILLS BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*TO US, BROOKINGS MAN IS PA INGALLS","Argus LeaderJul 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BERESFORD MEMORIAL DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUBDUED CEREMONY GREETS EARLY RISERS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOTERS WILLING TO GIVE WOMEN JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT CREATES DOUBLE HEALTH CARE STANDARD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LEAVE BANTAM BALL IN TERRACE PARK (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SCHIEFFER WILL BE GREAT US ATTORNEY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
IN CITY BEFORE ARENA CHANGE MADE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*'BARGAIN' ART ISN'T WANTED IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*LIVE MUSIC,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*GLITCHES PLENTY IN 'LITTLE SHOP',"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*BOUNDARY LAKE ATTRACTS MORE THAN JUST ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LENNOX EVENT 'LIKE PLAYING STREET BALL',"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MERCHANTS ANNOUNCE ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SD IS ON ROUTE OF DELIVERY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
BROOKINGS MEAT FIRM WILL CLOSE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.6"
"CONFERENCE SCHEDULED AUGUST 1,2","Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAST GUARD UNIT RETURNS TO STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ORGANIZATIONS GET {dollar}34,000 IN GRANTS","Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ST. LAWRENCE WOMAN KILLED IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
1-CENT FUELS TAX RAISE RECOMMENDED,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BASK IN GRATITUDE AT PICNIC IN THEIR HONOR,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEIR DREAMS OF HALL OF RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THOMAS IS 'INDEPENDENT THINKER',"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN TO HAVE 2 DAILY FLIGHTS TO DENVER,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DALMATION DONATED TO FIRE DEPT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS BEGIN SEARCH FOR MAMMOTHS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE RECYCLING PROJECT EARNS GRANT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY MAN DROWNS IN LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COMBINING MUSEUMS TO COST {dollar}12-14 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"EXTRA, EXTRA, NEWSPAPER PRINTS SPECIAL EDITION","Argus LeaderJul 05 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*PROTESTERS TARGET RADIO STATION,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STANDING TALL ON THE 4TH,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY CONSIDERS HISTORIC DESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'INCIDENT AT OGLALA' MAKES A MATYR OUT OF MURDERER,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ABORTION ISSUE NOT OVER (BROOKINGS DAILY),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PAY HIKE FAIR GAME FOR PUC CAMPAIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DINOSAUR SUE DESERVES TO GO BACK HOME (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"HEY SENATOR, HAVE A COLD ONE ON ME (L)","Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
MINING INITIATIVE SHOULD BE PASSED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
BETTER EDUCATION WOULD IMPROVE SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
RECYCLE] IT WOULD LEAD US TO A BETTER FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"EASE UP ON SENATORS, THEY'RE NICE GUYS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*HISTORIC DOWNTOWN CONSIDERED GEM,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TSCHETTER SHOOTS 74, DROPS INTO 10TH","Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*1992 TITLE NOT A LOCK FOR CHAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*MORE TAGS AVAILABLE FOR TURKEY SEASON,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*14-YEAR-OLD READY FOR SPRINT-CAR DEBUT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
GROUP'S DRUG STAND MUST BE STRONGER,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
BUSH TO CONSIDER CORN PALACE OFFER,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS TO ARRIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NOMINATIONS TAKEN FOR TOP MOM CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POSTAL WORKERS PLAN HURON EVENT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REUNION BRINGS MEMORIES BACK TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HEALTH CARE LAGS FOR INDIAN WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN OF COLOR POLL SAYS 80 PERCENT PRO-CHOICE VIEW,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
911 ACCESS ON WAY FOR MCCOOK COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
DELL RAPIDS LIBRARY DIRECTOR TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY NEEDS 11 MORE COPS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE SIGNS CONTRACT FOR CORRECTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL GROUP FILES EVICTION NOTICES,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*STUNTMAN COMES HOME TO SET RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BIOLOGY CLASS HANDOUTS PULLED,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
INSURANCE COSTS CONCERN STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CELEBRATING THE 4TH,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SD FIREWORKS BUSINESS TAKING OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TOURISM UPBEAT AT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*DAD'S READY TO LET HER GO WITH BIG HUG,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*CYRUS SONG LOVED AND LOATHED,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
*NO LETUP IN FLOOD FURY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MAN DIES WHEN CAR SWEPT OFF ROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MADISON ASSESSES DAMAGE AFTER DISASTER,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TORNADO SURPRISES LAKE BENTON,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*VERMILLION RIVER FLOODING TAKES TOLL ON MONTROSE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"SIOUX FALLS SAFE, BUT SOME RESIDENTS MAY NOT WANT","Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*MADISON TRIES TO RECOVER AS FLOODING FEARS SUBSIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
'ARGUS' MISINFORMED ON PRISON SITUATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EMBATTLED NAFTA STRUGGLES TO SURVIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*LAX PRISON POLICIES PUT PUBLIC AT RISK,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*REAL-ESTATE INVESTMENT TAKES TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OVER NEW FEDERAL DAM PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
EX-DEADWOOD CASINO EMPLOYEE ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXPERT PRAISES LANDFILL DEADLINE EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAKE FARLEY DAM PROJECT UNDERWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE RECEIVES '92 FLOOD ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE WATER PROJECTS RECEIVE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HUNKING RETURNS TO POLITICAL SCENE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRINCIPAL SEEKING POSITIVE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUN SHINES ON MILLER WEDDING,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANISTOTA 84TH SPORTS DAY STARTS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KAMPESKA TRIATHLON SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD ART MUSEUM HIRES NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE RAISING FALL ANTELOPE HARVEST,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YOUTH SERVICES AWARD NOMINEES SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*BYRUM WINS NIKE TOURNEY, {dollar}36,000","Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CANARIES FINALLY BEAT SIOUX CITY, WIN 3-2","Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CONVENTION STRESSES MOTIVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH FIVE BEN FULLENKAMP OF HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CRASH KILLS TEEN BROTHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO US,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AREA SOCCER FANS CRY FOUL--COVERAGE SHUTS OUT MATCH,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION JOB AT STAKE IN TODAY'S RUNOFF ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HEALTH CHALLENGE WILL NOT GO AWAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FOUR REASONS TO KEEP ROAD HUNTING LEGAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
UNITED STATES MOVING TOWARD COMMUNISM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BUSINESSES SHOULD GIVE PEOPLE PLACE TO SMOKE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*KEEPER OF THE ZOO ...,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*CANARIES DO DAMAGE EARLY, SLIP BY ST PAUL 4-3","Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MCCARL OUTRUNS KINSER,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*A HOLIDAY APPRECIATION OF RICH RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
I-229 EXIT CLOSED TIL NOVEMBER '95,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AREA FIREFIGHTERS REPORT 3 GRASS FIRES,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FLAG-POLE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESS MANAGER FOR LENNOX SCHOOLS RETIRES,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH SECRETARY TO VISIT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER--CLINTON LOWERING CATTLE PRICES,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BREAKFASTS NEED EATERS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE HOLIDAY FLAMES,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PRIEST HOME AFTER 9-WEEK TOUR FOR DECENCY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DAZZLING DISPLAY PULLS PATRIOTS FROM THREE STATES,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SPEEDERS GET DOUBLE FINES IN WORK ZONES,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
YWCA TO OFFER KIDS SWIMMING LESSONS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN WINS SPEECH CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
4-H HORSE SHOW TO BE HELD IN HURON,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BUGGY RIDE FAVORITE FOR KIDS AT FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"TO SPONSOR PUPILS' MATH, SCIENCE STUDIES","Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LIBERTARIAN RUNS FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TAKES POST AS MILBANK SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"SOYBEAN, SUNFLOWER CROPS AT RECORD HIGH","Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
MELLETE MAN SELLS SCENTS FOR HUNTERS OF BIG GAME,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"PARADES, POWWOWS MARK JULY 4","Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*CELEBRATING FOURTH OF JULY AMERICAN STYLE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
MAKE SUPPLIES TO HELP WITH BUILDING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
HAY'S QUALITY AFFECTED BY STACKING,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*MOST CORN KNEE-HIGH BUT BEANS HURTING,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RAIN TAKES THE SIZZLE FROM FOURTH,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
THUNDERSTORMS MAKE HOLIDAY A DUD THROUGHOUT STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WHITTLING AWAY THE BLACK HILLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GIVE CLINTON HIS DUE FOR BUDGET COUNTERPLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DAMS A BIG BENEFIT TO DOWNSTREAM STATES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
AD CRITICIZING LAWYERS WAS HARDLY RESEARCHED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STATE HAS TOO MANY LAYERS OF BUREAUCRACY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TEACH TEEN-AGERS TO POSTPONE SEX (L),"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
DASCHLE IS HOT ON RECIPE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANARIES RALLY TO BEAT SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PIONEER TOWN WAS CALLED ANTIOCH,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO ATTEND WEEKEND EVENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO CITIES SHARE SISTER CITIES HONOR,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER RECEIVES PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"LEGISLATORS' TRAVEL BILL: {dollar}76,000","Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'96 ROAD WORK WILL HELP CITY ADJUST TO GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FIREWORKS DEBRIS IN RURAL AREAS BURNS COUNTRY FOLKS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSON VISITING SD DURING BREAK,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FUR TRADERS' DAY WILL BY AUG. 12,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD SOLAR VEHICLE FINISHES 16TH IN RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ENTRIES WANTED IN DANISH FESTIVAL EVENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD RABIES CASES ON THE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SDSU AG MUSEUM DROPS ENTRANCE FEE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*LENNOX MAN LOSES APPEAL TO CUT SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HAY BALING PERMITS NEEDED FOR DITCHES,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*RAIN CHASES SOME, BUT NOT ALL, CAMPERS","Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*THIS TIME, IT WAS ALL FOR FUN","Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LIKED PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*GOING TO WORK IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
GARRETSON MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN APARTMENT SCAM,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
ARSENIC LEVEL RISES IN CREEK AFTER FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJul 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DECONTROL MAY CUT RURAL RAILS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DECONTROL MAY CUT RURAL RAILS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*'PRO' THIEVES ROB STRUM'S,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
INSECTICIDE BAN TESTIMONY HEARD,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
INSECTICIDE BAN TESTIMONY HEARD,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CARTER FUMBLES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"*DOERING, CIMPLE NEXT HONOREES","Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY-OWNED BUS PROJECT IS ROLLING,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EXPLOSION CLEARS LIPS OF HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PATIENTS BACK ASSISTANT'S WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUSINESS WAR GOES TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
3 SIOUX FALLS SCHOOLS TO SHARE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN DIES IN MITCHELL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD TEEN REPUBLICANS WIN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE WANTS TRUCK LAW CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SUIT SEEKS MCSTRAVICK'S RELEASE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD JUNE TOURISM DOWN 20 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE WANTS TRUCK LAW CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRADE SECRET VERDICT IS OVERRULED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*DEMOS SEARCH FOR FUTURE GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DEMOS SEARCH FOR FUTURE GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
280 DIE ON US ROADS--2 DIE IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*THE BUMPY ROAD BACK INTO MODERN SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FROM EQUAL RIGHTS TO ELM TREES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'YOU'RE FIRED'--A DEVASTATING WAY TO LOSE JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FROM EQUAL RIGHTS TO ELM TREES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCANNING MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SCANNING MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SHIRLEY TSCHETTER-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
2ND DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2ND DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2ND DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURIST SEASON OFF TO A DISAPPOINTING START,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLERGY URGING RESISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"HAIL, WINDS STRIKE STATE","Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FIREWORKS PLAGUING OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CLERGY URGING RESISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"HAIL, WINDS STRIKE STATE","Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
OPEN TRIAL RULING BOOST FOR PUBLIC (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OPEN TRIAL RULING BOOST FOR PUBLIC (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OPEN TRIAL RULING BOOST FOR PUBLIC (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OPEN TRIAL RULING BOOST FOR PUBLIC (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CENTENNIAL VISITORS SEE BETTER SD, BY YEAGER","Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"CENTENNIAL VISITORS SEE BETTER SD, BY YEAGER","Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SD DEAF OWE TO MAN WHO FOUNDED SF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*GREENWAY SYSTEM, WRITTEN BY FULLER","Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SD DEAF OWE TO MAN WHO FOUNDED SF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*GREENWAY SYSTEM, WRITTEN BY FULLER","Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SD DEAF OWE TO MAN WHO FOUNDED SF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR OPPOSING RATIONING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PARENTS OF QUINTS SEEK DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR OPPOSING RATIONING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN NOT READY TO BACK TAX CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN NOT READY TO BACK TAX CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PARENTS OF QUINTS SEEK DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SBA LOANS AVAILABLE TO 22 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BACK WAGES DUE SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
...FINAL MISS TEENAGE AMERICA PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
...FINAL MISS TEENAGE AMERICA PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BASS FISHING REQUIRES PLENTY OF KNOW-HOW,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SADDLEBACK CYCLE CLUB KEEPS UP BUSY PACE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
INCREASED CATTLE SELLING PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*MOTEL OWNER--RUSSELL STREET SIGN RESTRICTIONS...,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*YARN SHOP WEAVES TALE OF DOWNTOWN SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*MOTEL OWNER--RUSSELL STREET SIGN RESTRICTIONS...,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*YARN SHOP WEAVES TALE OF DOWNTOWN SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SBA STARTED A SYSTEM TO LIST BUSINESSES...,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
*SF GIRL DROWNS IN QUARRY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SURVEY-MOST SD YOUTHS PLAN TO STAY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SURVEY-MOST SD YOUTHS PLAN TO STAY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SURVEY-MOST SD YOUTHS PLAN TO STAY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FRANTSEN GRABS HUSET FEATURE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRANTSEN GRABS HUSET FEATURE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THEY NEVER MISS A GAME,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EXTENDED WEAR CONTACTS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THEY NEVER MISS A GAME,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KIDNAPPER'S DEATH STRENGTHENS VICTIM'S BOND,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD TOURISM INDUSTRY ALIVE AND WELL AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CORSICA SALE BARN GETS LICENSE HEARING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
TRAINS TRAVEL SD TRACK TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*60 RIDERS TRIED TO CLIMB A HILL OUTSIDE HUDSON,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SD REDISTRICTING NEEDS A HARD SELL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SF ANTI-GAY CHURCH IGNORES BASIC CHRISTIAN TENENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SF ANTI-GAY CHURCH IGNORES BASIC CHRISTIAN TENENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"FIREWORKS BLAMED FOR 8 INJURIES, 2 FIRES","Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEPUTY IN FAIR CONDITION AFTER SURGERY-DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"FIREWORKS BLAMED FOR 8 INJURIES, 2 FIRES","Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FHA OFFICE MOVE CONCERNS LEGISLATOR,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*HOT AIR BALLOONS LIFTED OFF FROM BALTIC'S PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"SQUEEZE FELT SOON, EMBARGO BACKERS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"SQUEEZE FELT SOON, EMBARGO BACKERS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
CO-OP SEEKS POWERLINE EASEMENTS-BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TEACHERS CONCERNED WITH PAY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*SOME GOT A GULLY WASHER,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*THEY GOT THE STORY, BUT LOST A TRUCK & A CAMERA","Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BUCKLING UP BABY SAVES LIVES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DON'T WASTE TIME, MONEY ON 'MEGAFORCE'","Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*FROM THE HOOF OF THE HOG TO THE DOG,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO TEST USING COMPUTERS AT EMPLOYEES' HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF WOMAN CHARGED IN 2-STATE AUTO CHASE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*IT'S A CAR, A BOAT, AND AN AMPHICAR","Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
USE THE DOUGH--BUY ESCARGOT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"GOOD GRIEF, DOES IT HAVE TO GET TO RUNNERS","Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'SAFETY CITY' A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*MARKERS PASS ALONG HISTORICAL TIDBITS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SAWMILLS SAY SMALL TREES TOO COSTLY TO CUT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOAKING RAINS SET OFF SPURT IN TIMBER GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWBREAKERS PAY MORE TO TRAIN POLICEMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WAKONDA MAN DIES AFTER FALL FROM TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
O'GORMAN GRID STADIUM STILL ON DRAWING BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*HUNKING WINS BY 48 VOTES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POSSE COMITATUS WIVES--DIFFERENT STORY ABOUT KAHL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WORLD FARM MARKET UNFAIR, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF EDUCATORS SEE LITTLE VALUE IN MERIT PAY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD ROLLS OUT THE RED CARPET FOR ITS NOTABLE NATIVES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HINES SAYS 48 VOTES IS TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WATT HASN'T MENTIONED QUITTING, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD APPROVES NOMINATIONS TO HISTORIC LIST,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS CHARGED WITH BEATING HIS WIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCH FOR MAN WHO RAPED 18-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINGLER ENDS 5-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIG FARM PAYMENTS NOT THE ANSWER,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"COMMUNICATION STILL DOWN BETWEEN HANSEN, JANKLOW","Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S TOP LEADERS SHOULD WORK TOGETHER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REPORT CALLS FOR EXPANDED CENDAK PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AMERICAN HORSE WILL RUN AGAIN FOR COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ARCHITECTURE INC PROCEEDS WITH SPACE PLANS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE TO HOST TRANSPORTATION CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TEEN IS STATE'S ONLY HOLIDAY TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*STATE HONORS WOMAN POLITICAL PIONEER,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BLACK HILLS ROUND-UP CROWNS MISS RODEO,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOSPITAL RECEIVES NEW HEARING ON BED NEEDS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS REGULATIONS FOR PRESCRIPTION USE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ESTELLINE EFFORT REOPENS 16-BED HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FLOATING CAR MAKES FISHING EASY--ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
WIEGERS SAYS TRIAL BASED ON FALSE PLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SHAKE THE SALT HABIT TO STAY HEALTHY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1983, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*'LOVE WILL OVERCOME MANY ILLS',"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RULING WILL HELP, MEIERHENRY SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HOSPITAL BEDS EXPECTED TO FILL AS VETERANS AGE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STORY TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JOSEPH BOTTUM, FORMER US SENATOR, DIES","Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN INDUSTRIES RECEIVES BALLUTES CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RURAL VERMILLION WOMAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STANSELL'S LAWYER ASKS FOR DISMISSAL OF CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINNERS STAND IN STATE LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON HUMAN SERVICES PATIENTS WILL MOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DECISION IS VICTORY FOR VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JURY DELIBERATES TAX PROTESTER'S CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY SETS GOAL OF {dollar}1.8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD HEARS COMPLAINTS ON OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NO DECISION MADE ON PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE STUDENTS COMPLYING WITH LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FILL GAME POST VACANCY ON MERIT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS ARE TO BLAME FOR THE NATIONAL DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
KEEPING FARM TRADITION ALIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
NORDLAND FEST EFFORT PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SLAIN GOAT WAS WONDERFUL PET (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
RABBIT FEVER REPORTED IN CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
STATE DEMOCRATS RIB JANKLOW ABOUT STINGLEY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
GOLF CADDIES ARE A DYING BREED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PAST FIRINGS LEAVE COLLEGE EMPLOYEES FEARING,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS PROBE SALMONELLA CASES IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*JANKLOW STAYS ACTIVE IN REGENT'S BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*STARLITE CLOSES SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
KELO OVERREACTS ON ARREST STORY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MCGOVERN TO BUILD ATHLETIC CLUB,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
SPACE SHUTTLE HELPS ERODE WORLD PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VIOLENCE NOT SOLUTION TO TERRORISM PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE FAILING IN DUTIES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*LOVE OF FARMING EASILY EXPLAINED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FIREFIGHTERS DID GOOD JOB (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
YWCA SUPPORTS PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
GROUP DOES ADMIT MEN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*BIBLE OFFERS COMFORT FOR NUCLEAR WORRIES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MIXED UP MATCH-PLAY TOURNEY STARTS NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NO OBSTACLE TO JOINING THE NAVY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY FAMILY IN 2-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAWICK PARK SEX CHARGE BRINGS GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOFFERAHN TO ANNOUNCE GOVERNOR BID PLANS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLESKY TO TELL ABOUT RUNNING FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE HAS THE RIGHT TO TRANSFER TROOPER,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WIFE WINS RIGHT TO BURY MEDICINE MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*RESERVATION FIRE BURNS 1,500 ACRES","Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR--FARMERS IGNORED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DAIRY-WASTE COMPLAINTS MAY PROMPT HEARING,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"EXPLOSION HURTS ONE, ENDS FIREWORKS SHOW","Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WANTS BETTER-WRITTEN INITIATED LAWS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"TOURISM UP ACROSS THE STATE, DIRECTOR SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT CASE NOT LIKELY TO AFFECT SD,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ASSAULT SUSPECT SAYS RIGHTS WERE VIOLATED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BELLE FOURCHE MAN, 22, DROWNS","Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DATE FOR PRETRIAL MOTIONS SET IN WINTERS' TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRAND THEFT SUSPECT ESCAPES FROM HURON JAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS TO DEDICATE WASTEWATER PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD TEACHER PAY NO 2 FROM BOTTOM,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOT WEATHER HAS CORN CROP COPPING,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INJURY DOESN'T CRIPPLE MUSIC FAN'S SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD LINEUP CHANGING (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PREVENT DEATH FROM CARDIAC ARREST,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AMERICAN INDIANS MOST MISUNDERSTOOD MINORITY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DEMOCRATS HAVE WINNING FEELING ABOUT TICKET,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HERSETH BEST PICK FOR GOVERNOR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BASEBALL FIELD ON SPORTS AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*FIREWORKS SUSPECTED IN BARN BURNING,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR PRAISES SPAIN TRADE AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORN NOISES SIGNAL WHEN IT NEEDS WATER,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIRL HURT IN FIREWORKS-RELATED BLAST WORSENS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS, DROWNING KILL 3","Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4 BURNED IN MILFORD EXPLOSION REMAIN CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TWO SCHOOLS' GRADUATES FORGET OLD RIVALRIES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MORRELL PLANNING {dollar}2.1 MILLION ADDITION,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ST CHARLES HOTEL RESIDENTS MOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL STAFFS SHOULD SPEAK UP,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD LAWYERS VOLUNTEER TO HELP ACLU,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FLOOD VICTIMS SHOULD APPLY FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE AERIAL HUNTING LAW CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES TO MEET,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PEA APHIDS FOUND ON SOME ALFALFA,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*CITY CELEBRATES LIBERTY AT HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AMENI HAZEN'S SPICY CALIFORNIA BURRITOS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*LEAN PORK INVENTORIES BRING FATTER PRICES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JOB OFFICES TO WORK LONGER HOURS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHECK-CASHING SERVICE INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
KILIAN TO OFFER REAL ESTATE DEGREE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"STATE AGENCIES, TRUCKERS TEAM UP","Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
A LIST OF BANKRUPTCIES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1986, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*SERVICE OFFERS SPIRITUAL LIFT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOR HARTFORD RESIDENTS ...,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL FUNDING GOAL TOUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BEWARE OF TV EVANGELISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SUPPORT NAMING SHIP AFTER SD,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*ENTWISLE WILL TRY TO EQUAL PORTER,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DAKOTA TRUCK STANDS UP TO ROAD TEST,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ELECTROCUTED MAN IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY PANEL TO MEET IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMUNITY PILLAR WILL BE MISSED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROGNOSIS FOR HOSPITAL MERGER,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL PARKING ON BOARD AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MALFUNCTION RULED OUT IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SKADSEN TAKES OFFICE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HANSON UPSETS RANDALL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*COUNTY, WILKA SETTLE HARASSMENT CASE","Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA CONGRESSMEN PRAISE MOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FEWER BATHS SAVE WATER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"HIRING PRACTICES WILL HURT CITY, STATE (L)","Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"VOTERS CAST BALLOT FOR CHANGE, PROGRESS (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HEAD PERPETUATES MYTHS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*HELICOPTER CRASHES NEAR SEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BLAZE SCORCHES CITY PASTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CITY MAYOR, ARCHITECT APPOINTED TO PANEL","Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DISABLED KIDS INVITED TO ZOO THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EX-FIREFIGHTER GETS 60 DAYS ON CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"KIWANIS AVE CLOSED BETWEEN 41ST, 49TH","Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WATER TURNS PINK AFTER MALFUNCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WITNESS PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STICK WITH MISSOURI FIRM FOR SECURITY AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*DRIVER IN FATAL CRASH ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BLACK HILLS SITES REPORT STRONG HOLIDAY TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON--STATE INSURANCE COVERAGE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STILL ANOTHER 100-DEGREE DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RED CROSS HEAT SHELTERS OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*4 DIE AFTER FIREWORKS SET HOUSE ABLAZE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FIRE RAGES AT CUSTER STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*COOKING WITHOUT THE HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SMITH GETS AWARD FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
FARMERS MUST MAKE INSURANCE REPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
HAY PRICES ARE {dollar}50-80 PER TON,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MEDIATION PLAN GETS 49 CASES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
STATE GRAIN STOCKS REACH RECORD HIGH,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*TOURISM GROUP PROMOTES AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
UNEMPLOYMENT INCREASES SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
ELEVATORS FACING CLOSURE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
*JAMISON OUSTS HUNKING,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE GUNPLAY UNCOVERED ON AREA ROADS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE ASKS EPA TO SEE IF DEATH TIED TO TRI-STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SENTENCE FOR NORTH PLEASES FEW IN AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*RESULTS OF FIRST RACE OFFERED SIGNALS DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*TRAINED DOG BECOMES 'EYES',"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON ABORTION,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JAMISON MUST NOW TELL US HIS VISION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HELPLESS UNBORN HAVE MORE VALUE THAN FLAG (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HIGH COURT CONFUSED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*PICKSTOWN AREA PRODUCES HEFTY CATFISH,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOLFGANG RACES TO HUSET WIN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE HERSHEY MEET SET IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"ETHANOL GROUP GETS {dollar}34,000 AG GRANT","Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*MAP PROMOTES DOWNTOWN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
NYGAARD WINS WATERTOWN SEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL TO INVESTIGATE VA HOSPITAL INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WISCONSIN FUGITIVES ARRESTED IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2ND HOLIDAY FATALITY CLAIMS TEEN'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 PEOPLE DROWN OVER LONG WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABORTION RULING LIKELY TO SPUR BILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAN'S BEST FRIEND,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN DRIVER CHARGED IN LAKE ALVIN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LETTER DETAILS PRISONER PROBLEMS AT BERGELAND,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WHEN BABOON IS REMOVED ...,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO RELIEF FROM HEAT IS IN SIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"TRIAL DATES SET FOR SOLEM, OTHER OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JURISDICTION SUIT TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*O'BRIEN'S ROLE SCHEDULED TO GROW,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON DECLARES PRISON CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SARAH GIVES A HAND TO HER SCHOOL MATES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BERESFORD DEATHS SPUR CRISIS TEAM,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NO EXCUSE FOR HUBBLE PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EDITORIAL THRASHING OF AMDAHL DISGRACEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
2-SCREEN FILM RUNS IS CHILD OF COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DICK TRACY, TOM CRUISE ALREADY ARE HERE","Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'JETSONS' SPACE-AGE FAMILY LOST,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*YEARLY LAURA INGALLS WILDER PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARTS FESTIVAL IN 19TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER AVON SCHOOL OFFICER LOSES APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S BROTHER RESIGNS FROM POST,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIGN OF STORM,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS COWELL CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS TO MEET SOVIET 'FRIENDS',"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WEATHER COOLS FIREWORKS COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DE SMET EMERGENCY SERVICE ENDS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PORK SPOKESMAN QUESTIONS LANG BAN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER--COMMON CAUSE ADS UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOWARD RESIDENTS TACKLE STADUIM JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS WOMAN WINS MISS RODEO TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"50,000 ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEND ARTS FAIR","Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESTORATION PLANS EXTEND TO OLD JAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TWO COLOME RESIDENTS RUN OVER BY PICKUP,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FLANDREAU VOTES TO REMAIN IN TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRESSLER SAYS TOURISM KEY TO DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RC TO ALLOW DUMPING AT LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"8,000 VISIT RUSHMORE ON FOURTH OF JULY","Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RC FIRE DAMAGES DOWNTOWN BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*MEMORIES AMUSE EX-CAMPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUDWEISER'S COOL BUDMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIBES ASKING FOR HILLS PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNEMPLOYMENT HIGHEST SINCE 1986,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*THANK YOU, CAMP TEPEETONKA, FOR THE MEMORIES","Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
REVUE HEATS UP STAGE AT WORTHING PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HUMAN NEEDS MUST COME BEFORE WAR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BABIES FEEL PAIN AFTER 8 WEEKS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SUNUNU TAKING BUM RAP FOR HIS TRAVELS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"MACHINE DRAW FOR GAMBLERS, DRINKERS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GREAT STONE FACES DWARF LADY LIBERTY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
TENNIS GREATS WILL ENTER HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HEAT ASSISTANCE CUTS WOULD HURT STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JULY 4 FIREWORKS TOUCHES OFF 5 FIRES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEVERE STORMS MOVE INTO EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOW PORTRAYED LEMMON AS HICK TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN KILLED IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SLIP 'N' SLIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAY PAY FOR PARKING RAMP STUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DESERT STORM WIDOW MEETS BUSH,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN EDUCATION ASSOC TO WITHDRAW FROM COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FREON TRACES FOUND NEAR MELLETTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MURDER-SUICIDE VICTIM FACED FINANCIAL WOES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOT SPRINGS CITY HALL VIOLATES CODE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IF SOIL IS CONTAMINATED AT CANTON AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BRANDON ENJOYS NEW POOL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DRUG BUSTS PAY OFF FOR LOCAL OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LENNOX MAN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF RV CLUB,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MINNESOTA MAN HELD AFTER HOSTAGE INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RC SKATEBOARD PARK OPENED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*ORDERS CAN HELP PROTECT THE ABUSED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RENTER PROTESTS EVICTION NOTICE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TENANT GROUP TO ORGANIZE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*CHILDHOOD IS WORTH CHERISHING,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CLASSES GET TEENS READY TO DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FATAL CRASHES CLAIM MANY YOUNG PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
TWO CONDITIONS COULD CAUSE CHILD HAIR LOSS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CANDIDATES' Q & A'S (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CLAP, DON'T WRING HANDS OVER TEAM (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*COLUMN--A LETTER TO OLD FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COUNCIL-MANAGER PLAN UNJUSTLY CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*SF TEAMS WIN ON 'GOLDEN' DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*ESTATE SIZE DETERMINES IF TRUST WISE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CPR USED TO SAVE BOY FROM DROWNING,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 30, DROWNS AT LAKE CARTHAGE","Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROOT BEER FLOAT SALE FOR EASTER SEALS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SENIOR CENTER GROUP RECEIVES {dollar}5,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HUMOR KEY TO 70-YEAR MARRIAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SAVORS MORNING COFFEE, WALK WITH DOG","Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON PUSHES HEALTH-CARE REFORM,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
769 FALSE ALARMS ANSWERED IN '91,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS MULLS TERM EXTENSIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLEM--PEROT COULD MAKE RACE INTERESTING,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO PULLING GUN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL REMOVES SOLAR HEAT UNIT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WALL DRUG A FAMILY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FOUR HURT IN FIREWORKS EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FEAR DASCHLE'S CASH,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SENATE COMMITTEE OK'S RESERVATION WASTE BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SUMMARY OF THIS WEEK'S VOTING IN THE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*RIVER RAMS INTO RENNER,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA RIVERS CREST AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LOCAL TV PIONEER BURT DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*FLOOD RELIEF NEEDED NOW, PRESSLER SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*RESIDENTS SALVAGE BELONGINGS FROM FLOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MONTROSE FAMILIES FORCED FROM HOMES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BARNETT DECISION SMELLS OF POLITICS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GAME WARDEN WRONGLY NAMED GUILTY PARTY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"BLACK HILLS DESERVES STATE TAX DOLLARS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
AGENCY OFFICIALS DISCUSS FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELIVERY PERSON REPORTS ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ITEMS BEING SOUGHT FOR RELIEF AUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHILIP MAN DIES IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR ON FUTURE OF RUSSIA OFFERED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PEDALING PATRIOT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL INCOMES GAIN GROUND,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THREE CONTEST JEFFERSON BOARD ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HALF SEEKING ABORTIONS ARE POOR,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW TAX TAKE BRINGS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CANTON CAR SHOW FESTIVAL NEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN FOLLOWING CHASE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOME DOCKS VIOLATING STATE SAFETY RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE RODEO QUEENS CROWNED AT ROUNDUP,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CENTRAL AG COUNTIES TOP PER-CAPITA INCOME LIST,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRIBE OK'S CHARTER FOR RADIO STATION,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PLANNED GUARD UNIT TRANSFER DISCRIMINATORY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"*IF WE COULD CONTROL WIND, WE'D CASH IN","Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANARIES FALL 5-2,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TESTING SENTIMENT OF THE PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*COOL NIGHTS, SOAKED SOIL AFFECT PLANTS","Argus LeaderJul 06 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*VOTERS PICK JAMISON,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"RAPISTS, MOLESTORS TO REGISTER WITH POLICE","Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY BOUNCES STRIP CLUB REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LOW TURNOUT WASN'T A SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
JAMISON STEADY IN UNSTEADY TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CITY'S FINE EDUCATION NOT REFLECTED IN ARGUS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LOTTERY AMENDMENT VOTE WOULD BE UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NEW BOARD MEMBERS DID NOT GET MANDATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
RESTAURANTS PERMIT SEEING EYE DOGS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACCIDENT VICTIM IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FIREWORKS, MATCHES BURN TWO CITY HOMES","Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CARTERS TO ATTEND HABITAT FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS GET PEEK AT CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO DISCUSS CLAMS TODAY AT LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HHS SECRETARY VISITING SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ALL WET,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GREAT PLANES AIRPORT TO SPUR GROWTH--COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WIND BLASTS BIG SPRINGS HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PLANNING COMMISSION GIVES THUMBS DOWN TO FEEDLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LENNOX MAN SENTENCED FOR MOLESTATION OF GIRL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MOUNT RUSHMORE NEARS VISITOR RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON TESTIFIES ON FOREST SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-FINANCE OFFICER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL ELECTION FAILS TO DRAW AMPLE VOTES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES OF VERMILLION POLICE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*THREE INJURED IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WATER AGENCY SEEKING MORE SAY ON RESERVOIRS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEFENSE RESTS IN HELMER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
WOMAN REPORTS TELEPHONE SCAM,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LERACH TAKES ON GATEWAY CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*VERDI IS STILL FLYING HIGH AFTER 40 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SAINTS RALLY TO NIP CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CASINO HEAD LEARNS POWER OF A NAME,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*DANDELIONS, MILKWEEDS MAKE GOOD FLAVORINGS","Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY BAKING EASIER AS A MOM THAN A SISTER,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*RESCUERS GRAB KIDS FROM COVELL LAKE ISLAND,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JAMES RIVER SWELLS AGAIN AFTER RAINS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*VOLK TO SUGGEST WIDENING POWERS FOR FIRE MARSHALS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SEEK WAYS TO TRIM LAWMAKERS' TRAVEL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ENERGY SECRETARY TRIPS ON HIGH TRAVEL COSTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ADDITIONAL POLICE AREN'T THE ONLY ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--ALLOW CAMERAS IN THE COURTROOM?,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
NATION DOESN'T NEED MORE IMMIGRATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
TAKE AWAY PERKS FROM CONGRESS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*EXPLORERS COOL OFF CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YOUNG MAN STABBED AFTER DISTURBANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TWO MEN ARRESTED AFTER ARROW, GUN SHOT","Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"DOLLAR SIGNS MAR 3 CHURCHES, SCHOOL","Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEN BELIEVE DOGS VICTIMS OF POISON,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PUC EXPANDS TELEPHONE PROBE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SPIRITS UNDAMPENED BY HOLIDAY WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MAYOR PUTS JOHNSON IN PUBLIC WORKS POST,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
JOHNSON SAYS STATE COULD LOSE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PRESSLER FIELD REP TO VISIT WITH RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BOARD DENIES EARLY RELEASE TO MAN WHO KILLED WIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TO INTERVIEW PILOT OF SMALL PLANE THAT CRASHED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MEETING ON MARKETS TO FEATURE ECONOMIST,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BROOKINGS LOCKSMITH LOOKS OUT FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
IF A CHILD IS LOCKED INSIDE A CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DUNBAR PROJECT FOCUSES ON TRANSPLANTED TREES,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LAWMAKER PROPOSES SPEED-LIMIT BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*RECEPTIONIST AT MEDICAL CLINIC,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*BIRTHS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
DEPARTMENT WON'T ENFORCE BAN ON PLASTIC GARBAGE BAGS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FINDINGS OF TRANSPORTATION STUDY TO BE PRESENTED,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
POLICE RECEIVE 125 COMPLAINTS ABOUT FIREWORKS,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COACHES ASSOCIATION CHOOSES SF FOR '97 CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
"7,000 TURN OUT-HILLS MINING PROTESTED","Argus LeaderJul 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"7,000 TURN OUT-HILLS MINING PROTESTED","Argus LeaderJul 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE BANS INSECTICIDE FOR 20 DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE BANS INSECTICIDE FOR 20 DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RESILIENCE SEEN IN SD ECONOMY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LOWER SPEED LIMIT SAVES LIVES & ENERGY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
'CAROLS IN THE SCHOOLS' IS COMPLEX ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
CALLS MISSILE DECISION CATASTROPHIC BLUNDER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*CHRISTIAN ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CHRISTIAN ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*PUMPS MAY SAVE FISH FROM FREEZING,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUMPS MAY SAVE FISH FROM FREEZING,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOLLARS FUND DYING LAKE'S STRUGGLE FOR LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS HE CAN'T SOLVE TOURIST PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LAKE HERMAN-GLACIERS, PIONEERS, INDIANS FILL ITS PAST","Argus LeaderJul 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MCSTRAVICK RELEASE SOUGHT IN LAW SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SF POLICE KEEP UP WITH CRIME,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SF POLICE KEEP UP WITH CRIME,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AUTHOR REFUSES TO DEBATE 'HANTA YO' AUTHENTICITY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
AUTHOR REFUSES TO DEBATE 'HANTA YO' AUTHENTICITY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
SOUND ADVICE ON DEALING WITH NOISY NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*GRADS OF ALL AGES RUB SHOULDERS AT IRENE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SOUND ADVICE ON DEALING WITH NOISY NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PAPER FLOOD CRAMPS FILES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW USD LAW DEAN DISPELS MILITARY MYTHS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAPER FLOOD CRAMPS FILES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW USD LAW DEAN DISPELS MILITARY MYTHS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW USD LAW DEAN DISPELS MILITARY MYTHS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF QUIET DURING 4TH OF JULY WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF QUIET DURING 4TH OF JULY WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"GOP, DEMOS CLASH ON TAXES","Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"GOP, DEMOS CLASH ON TAXES","Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"GOP, DEMOS CLASH ON TAXES","Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEFENSE TOP GOP CONCERN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TOP PAY SCALE AND FINE GESTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOP PAY SCALE AND FINE GESTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOP PAY SCALE AND FINE GESTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN GIVES ABORTION VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN GIVES ABORTION VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CAMP OWNERS--PUBLIC GROUNDS HURT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SNATCHED BOY'S MOTHER INITIATES BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SNATCHED BOY'S MOTHER INITIATES BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER DIVERSION WORRIES IOWANS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*THE FIRST TRAIN ROLLS...BUT FARMERS HOLD GRAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD LIFTS LICENSE OF LIVESTOCK FIRM,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY CAN'T SELL 'CURSED' CARS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY CAN'T SELL 'CURSED' CARS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PORCELAIN ART-ONE OF THE OLDEST CRAFTS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PORCELAIN ART-ONE OF THE OLDEST CRAFTS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BILL MURRAY OUTSHINES MOVIE'S WEAK SCRIPT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BANKERS BACK EMBARGO, WILL RENEW LOANS","Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARIAN SAYS UNION BACKS SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BANKERS BACK EMBARGO, WILL RENEW LOANS","Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BANKERS BACK EMBARGO, WILL RENEW LOANS","Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARIAN SAYS UNION BACKS SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARIAN SAYS UNION BACKS SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM STUDIES CITY ELECTRIC RATES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRM STUDIES CITY ELECTRIC RATES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIAL TO BEGIN FOR MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING ROOMMATE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MALL BANKRUPTCY NOT FILED,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MALL BANKRUPTCY NOT FILED,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DELINQUENT SALES TAX COSTLY TO TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DELINQUENT SALES TAX COSTLY TO TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NICHOL CLOSES BOOK ON SCANDAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIANS HAVE RIGHT TO HOLD HILLS RATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INDIANS HAVE RIGHT TO HOLD HILLS RATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HAS PLAN TO SAVE STATE BILLBOARD REMOVAL COST (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
'82 ELECTION CAMPAIGN STARTED AGAINST DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"FARMERS CLAIM CROP, STOCK REPORTS LITTLE HELP","Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"FARMERS CLAIM CROP, STOCK REPORTS LITTLE HELP","Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DELL RAPIDS MAN ARRAIGNED IN ASSAULT CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CAR FIRE BURNS FAULKTON BOY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMPUTER WORKSHOPS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEANS CAN'T GET FAIR TRIAL IN RC,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEANS CAN'T GET FAIR TRIAL IN RC,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN HONORED,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MCGOVERN HONORED,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DELAY SOUGHT IN ABORTION TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
2 DIE ON SD ROADS OVER HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GARRISON PROJECT TRIAL POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRELIMINARY HEARING SET IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STUDENT GRANTS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE GOLF TITLES UP FOR GRABS NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WINDS WHOMP SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
QUIETER DAYS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*COMMAND CENTERS CRANK UP FOR CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WINDSTORM EXACTED A HEAVY TOLL ON THE CITY'S TREES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHAT TO DO WITH DAMAGED TREES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS BY SDSU,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*BLITZKRIEG STORM BECOMES GRIM REAPER,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY OK'S TEST OF WORD PROCESSING AT HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPANY THAT OWNS WESTERN MALL SOLD TO AM EXP,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SPENDS 3RD OF WORK TIME ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JURY SEATED IN MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BLAMES PARENTS FOR BOTTLE ROCKET WAR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THE '82 NORDLAND FEST,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THE COMMUNITY REACTS WHEN PEOPLE NEED HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AG DEVELOPMENT CHIEF APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOVE SEASON HEARING HAS NO VISITORS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM ACCIDENT KILLS LEOLA MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEARING SET ON DRUG CHARGE FOR A LEAD MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL OFFERS MEALS FOR SENIORS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC CANDIDATE ATTACKS BELL HIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE AID FORMULA CHANGE NEED SEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUIT AGAINST SD JUDGE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO LIFEGUARDS INHALE CHLORINE GAS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VENUE CHANGE SOUGHT IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"5,000 GALLONS OF OIL SPILLED AT LANDFILL","Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP'S HEARING ON ETSI RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"SD LOSES {dollar}500,000 THROUGH HOMESTAKE STRIKE","Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SF JURY TO DECIDE INSANITY CASE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*STORM KEEPS INSURANCE AGENTS, GLASS FIRMS BUSY","Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STORM DAMAGES 4 PLANES & 2 HANGERS AT JOE FOSS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SIMILAR FREAK STORM HIT SF 11 YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
SCREEN FOR OUTDOOR THEATER DOWNED BY STORM,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*TRIPP COUNTY LEGAL FEES NOT WORTH--MEIERHENRY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
JUDGE--INTERST RATES ON OVERDUE TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SOME SD LANDOWNERS MIGHT BE DROPPED FROM WATER SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
STATE COMPUTER LEASE HEARING JULY 14,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
CONDE COACH SAYS IT'S TIME FOR SIX-MAN FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"THOSE YUMMY FRUITS--GRILL, PUREE, CAN THEM","Argus LeaderJul 07 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ABDNOR--{dollar}21.2 BILLION FARM PROGRAM A BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ACCUSATIONS SHADOW GOVERNOR 8 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ATTEMPT TO RESTORE RESPONSIBILITY TO PRESS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MEN'S HAIR STYLES ARE GROWING SHORTER,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LESSONS LEARNED IN SD PAID OFF FOR JERRY LOHR,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WILLIAMS & REE ASK JANKLOW TO TALK TO FAIR BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABSENTEE VOTES ARE KEY TO HUNKING'S WIN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SLIP UP CREEK DECISIONS DUE IN 2 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEST RESULTS STILL AWAITED IN TEA DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOPSOIL MOISTURE IS ADEQUATE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SLIMY BUSINESS IS PROFITABLE FOR BROTHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HINES WAITING,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN RETURNS TO STATE FOR HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESIDENTS SUE CITY FOR SEWAGE IN BASEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN WILL UNDERGO PSYCHIATRIC EXAMINATION,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*DESERVES COMMUNITY SUPPORT TO ACHIEVE GOALS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DIMES OFFICIAL THANKS TELETHON VOLUNTEERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHAMBERLAIN JURY BEGINS DELIBERATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OFFICIAL RESIGNS AFTER DRUNKEN DRIVING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SUPREME COURT TO HEAR SIOUX FALLS CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ELM BETTLES DEVOUR YANKTON TREE LEAVES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL PORK PROCESSING PLANT PLANS RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN SUES COMPANY FOR HUSBANDS DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN CONSIDERS HIGHER TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*WARTICK TO WOOD LAKE MANAGEMENT POSITION,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FISHERMAN GETS SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KINSER SPEEDS PAST OUTLAWS AT HUSET,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"PARKS COMMISSION TO ISSUE 18,200 ANTELOPE LICENSES","Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
THOSE MUSKIE EYES CONTINUE TO HAUNT FISHERMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE'S FLOOD BILL--{dollar}290 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY SUING MCDOWELL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*GOD IS A VITAL PART OF OUR NATION,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
OPENING ACT FOR BEACH BOYS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*HOGEN SUGGESTS NUTRITIONAL TEST FOR INMATES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BELL--BUDGET IS CAMPAIGN ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY LEVY RAISES TAXES TO REPAIR ROADS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRISON TRUSTIES TO WORK AT STATE'S NURSERY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SALES TAX BACKERS PREDICT APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KANE CALLS FOR KEEPING LANDS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW RULES AFFECT CHURCH SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JURY FINDS TAX REFORMER GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE SUPPORTS FERRARO FOR VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*HIGHWAYS ALSO ARE FALLING APART (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DON'T WRECK LANDMARK GEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NUCLEAR DUMP VOTE OK'D TESTING AT IGLOO (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ACCIDENT PICTURE INSENSITIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
LONG NEGLECT CAUSED POTHOLES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
STATE BANKERS CONGRATULATED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DOES CITY ENFORCE WEED LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FIREWORKS HIDE REAL MEANING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
RAPID CITY MAN GETS MEDAL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SAME NICKNAME CAUSES CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RELATIVES CHARGED IN WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SCHOOL OF MINES PROFS BEST PAID EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BELLE FOURCHE WOMAN NAMED MISS RODEO,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BURLINGTON NORTHERN TO INVESTIGATE DERAILMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY CORONERS ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"DASCHLE, BELL OPPOSE SHERIDAN LAKE FEE","Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HURD CRITICIZES INSTRUCTIONS TO GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ETSI MAY SEEK PAYMENT EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"STATE WILL FILE PRISON PLAN, SOLEM SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TREASURE FAMOUS SONS & DAUGHTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HELICOPTER CRASH KILLS 4 IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD COLLEGE REPUTATION HAS SUFFERED,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REFLECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STATE SWEATS OUT 100 DEGREE TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MOST HOPE REGENTS LEARNED LESSON,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
REGENT NOT SHOWING CONCERN FOR EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
THERE'S HOPE FOR THE FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ABDNOR GOT RAILROAD MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
CANDIDATES FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL'S JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
THE MORE THE WORLD PROGRESSES...,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*BIG ONE DIDN'T GET AWAY FROM BROOKINGS MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HUSET CAN'T SETTLE ON RACING DATE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
KRAUTH'S OFF DAYS ARE TOO MUCH,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MORSE ANSWERS CALL FOR AMATEUR PLAYER,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*THE HEAT GOES ON AT BASEBALL STADIUM,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DIVISION INVESTIGATES LAKE SINAI WATER LEVEL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAKE POINSETT CONSIDERS MUNICIPALITY STUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RACE CAR DRIVER DIES OF INJURIES FROM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WISCONSIN DEAN TURNS DOWN SDSU JOB OFFER,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW NATIONAL SHOW FITS YOUNGSTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*COUNSELING GROUPS TO BETTER FIGHT DRUG ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*DRY WEATHER FUELS FIRES IN WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MUSHROOM GROWERS MOVE INTO SD,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO ALLOW MOUNTAIN GOAT HUNTING,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*TEACHING SESSION OF THE ENGLISH COUNTRY DANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*THE SUN-FREE TAN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*FRAN ZURAFF, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ASH BLAZED TRAIL INTO SD HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*BUSINESS DOWN FOR FIFTH STRAIGHT YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
IOWA BEEF PLANT SHUTTING DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
FILINGS FOR THE LAST HALF OF JUNE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
UTILITY RATES JUMP,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUMMER SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CHILDREN HANG OUT IN PARKS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
AUGUSTANA GETS GRANTS FOR SERIES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ADD MOMENTUM TO ANTI-SMOKING MOVE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HELPING CONTRAS ONLY ENCOURAGES COMMUNISM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CONTRAS ARE EQUIVALENT OF AMERICA'S FOUNDERS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SHOW RESPECT FOR RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*HUNDREDS HELP TRENT CELEBRATE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS READY TO MAP POLITICAL COURSE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GIRL HURT IN EXPLOSION UPGRADED TO SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD HOLIDAY TRAFFIC DEATH TOLL STANDS AT 2,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPRINGFIELD BOY LIVES SUMMER TOM SAWYER STYLE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*COMMISSIONERS, MAYOR WILL BE SWORN IN","Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DROWNING VICTIM HAD BEEN DRINKING,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ARTISTS ENTER 106 DESIGNS FOR CENTENNIAL COIN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN DIES AFTER CAR PINS HIM AGAINST WALL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN TO STAND TRIAL IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE FBI SUPERVISOR TRANSFERRED TO VIRGINIA,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OWNERS MAY BE ABLE TO BUY THEIR SITES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD FACES WEEK OF TOUGH CHOICES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BEATING THE HOLIDAY HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
PERCH RESTOCKING TOP PRIORITY IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CALIFORNIA DRIVER WINS HUSET FEATURE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CITY CASHES IN ON THE SUN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION OVER DISTRIBUTION OF BIRTH CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN CALLS FOR END TO FARM SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SLIP SLIDIN' AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
STATION CHANNELS NEW SHOWS TO CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
CIVIC FINE ARTS CENTER HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
DANCE ASSOCIATION INSTALLS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
JOHNSON TO ATTEND SORORITY CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
COVERAGE OF RACES IS POOR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GET OFF BIKE TO CROSS STREET (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULDN'T SHY AWAY FROM CONTROVERSY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WEAR A HELMET FOR RIDING A BICYCLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOCAL DAR DESERVES CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
FUNDS TO BE RAISED FOR CANCER VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY BEGINS JENNER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO NAME PLANE CRASH VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RANDALL TO PROPOSE NEW ECONOMIC PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 FUGITIVES ARRESTED IN UTAH,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHANGING ATTITUDES FUEL HOPES FOR ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LANDOWNERS AIR COMPENSATION CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TORNADOE DESTROYS TRAILER NEAR OACOMA,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KINDER KAMPERS HEAR PUNCH LINES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SKADSEN BEGINS TERM ON COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY CAR CRASH VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OK'S PLAN FOR LINCOLN HIGH PARKING,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DALLAS CHILD DROWNS AT RECREATION AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELLSWORTH COMMANDER ASSIGNED TO PENTAGON,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"LIGHTNING, FIREWORKS BLAMED IN WEEKEND FIRES","Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED IN LITTLE EAGLE STABBING,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON SEEKS DEBATE WITH PROTEXTER,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PRESSLER BLUFFED VOTERS ON ELECTION REFORM,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*GASOLINE PRICES ON THE FOURTH OF JULY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*COUPLE FINDS WAYS TO KEEP COOL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OVERCROWDING AT COUNTY JAIL GETTING WORSE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRE RAVAGES CUSTER STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEATHER HEATS UP BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FLAMES SHUT OUT CAMPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
TAX LIMITATIONS COULD FORCE CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE SHOOTING DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CASE IS MORE THAN MISUNDERSTANDING (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIGHT BUDGETS THREATEN EROS MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROGRAMS DEAL WITH DISABLED CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*FORMER WIFE'S DEATH MARS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*MINNESOTA FIRING HANDLED POORLY, LOCAL MEN SAY","Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PANFISH BECOME BEST BET,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY SESSION OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INTERIM TAX PANEL HOLDS FIRST MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JOHNSON WILL VISIT HURON, ARMOUR","Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ONE MORE COUNTY GETS HAY APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN DROWNS IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANDERSON LOOKS AT FINANCE POSITION,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRYING TO BEAR THE HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIREWORKS-RELATED BLAZES WEAR OUT FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FROEHLICH TOPS SPENDING IN PRIMARY RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN GETS 20 YEARS FOR ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BARKER TAKES AIM AT OPPONENT'S NATIONAL SEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LOTTERY TO BREAK TIE IN BOARD RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FALLING FOR THE NEW FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBAL COLLEGE TO OFFER A MASTER'S,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHORTAGE OF NURSES FORCES 3 PATIENTS OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"ABORTION RULING SPURS ACTION, POLL INDICATES","Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY OFFICIALS JOB IN JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEANS OFFERS NOT GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CITY LOSES 5 WHO LEAVE CARING LEGACY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HERSETH WRONG ABOUT MINING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONTRAS ARE TERRORISTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
METALLICA DESERVES RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*VIOLENCE TAKES PUNCH OUT OF 'LETHAL',"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ART FAIR TO SET UP SHOP IN BROOKINGS PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CENTENNIAL PLAY RELIVES HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON'S TOP 10 ...,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CROOKS CELEBRATION BEGINS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAYS WILL HONOR HOMICIDE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARTIN PUBLISHER WINS NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WILL TOUR DROUGHT AREA TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS LAWYER TO HEAD STATE BAR,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEW SEEK RELIEF AT CITY'S HEAT SHELTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JAPANESE PARKS'S WATERFALL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WORKER CAN'T SUE OVER DISCHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRADUATES CONVERGE ON CANTON FOR REUNION,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ELECTION MAY PUT 2 TOWNS AT ODDS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"UP TO 70,000 EXPECTED IN HURON","Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FAMOUS SD NATIVES BACK RUSHMORE DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATTLE FEED VITAL CONCERN FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
JOHNSON NAMED TO SDSU POST,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*STORAGE RENTAL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
DROUGHT SLOWS WHEAT HARVEST CREWS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*TRAFFIC WOES ON 41ST,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AUTHOR VIEWS 232 CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"TO BRING INDIAN, WHITE YOUTH TOGETHER","Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
UNEVEN MAGIC IN 'WIZARD OF OZ',"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CRISIS UNDERSCORES NEED FOR REFORM (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ARTICLE GIVES FALSE IMPRESSION OF BOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REPUBLICANS' PICTURES ARE UNFLATTERING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FARMERS FACE DEADLINE ON DROUGHT REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRINCIPAL GIVEN RAPE TRIAL DELAY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE SD WOMEN JOIN LABOR FORCE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"STATE POPULATION GREW 24,000 IN 9 YEARS","Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"STATE DELEGATION, CANDIDATES NOT SATISFIED","Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SAMUELSON BLAMES GOVERNOR FOR PRISON PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE FAIR STILL ROCKLESS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORMER SDSU VICE PRESIDENT DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*PETERSEN SEEKS SECOND TERM AS TRIBE CHAIRWOMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOY SEEKS DAMAGES IN CEREAL LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE PLANS LEGISLATION TO BLOCK RADAR FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS BOY IS DROWNING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BUSHNELL POTTER THRIVES ON FRONTIER LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
2 STATIONS JOIN LANG MUSIC BAN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*CHURCH SEARCHES FOR ANSWER TO PRIEST SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REDISTRICTING BATTLE LIKELY TO BE BITTER,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BORGLUM DIDN'T LIVE TO SEE DREAM OF INDIAN MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER NOMINEE NOT FIT FOR LEGAL JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*READERS BLAST 'ARGUS' FOR GAY STORY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WHY GIVE MISS GAY FRONT PAY COVERAGE--READERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*RESCUING THE PARISHES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.A, p.A1, col.1"
*KRAUTH HURT BY GEOGRAPHY IN PAN-AM TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HUNTING FOR HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*QUICK-STARTING LUVERNE WINS LEGION TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE TOURNEY TIME IS HERE ALREADY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CANADIAN OFFICIAL TO SPEAK AT IZAAK WALTON MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WALLEYE LIMIT BLAMED FOR DROP IN PERMITS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"'THUNDERHEART' FILMS IN WASTA, RAPID CITY","Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAREWELL RECEPTION FOR CRANE IS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MASSIVE TIRE FIRE BURNS EAST OF CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAME MAN SUSPECTED IN ARMED ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AMBULANCE RIVALS OPPOSE PUBLICLY RUN SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BATTLESHIP REUNION KEEPS SAILORS IN TOUCH,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WASHED OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD FACES HEAVY LOAD OF TAX APPEALS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOCATIONAL CLASSES FIND NEW APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HILDE REAPPOINTED TO ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PACTOLA RESERVOIR RISING 2-3 INCHES A DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE PARK DRAWING MORE VISITORS THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS VOTERS BACK COUNCIL'S AIRPORT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RUSHMORE DEDICATION FILLS HOTELS IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FORMER OGLALA TRIBAL JUDGE SENTENCED IN LOAN FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SDSU TO RESEARCH LIVING IN ARID AREAS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MARKETING BOOSTS SUCCESS OF CASINOS IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PICTURE IMPROVES FOR REAL-ESTATE LOANS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MOONLIGHTING WITH MINI-GOLF,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*APPLEBEE'S AIMS TO BECOME GATHERING SPOT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*TRY TEDDY'S FOR AUTHENTIC FOREIGN FARE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*NEW RESTAURANTS SPRING UP ALL OVER,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
*BAXTER CAFE RELIES ON OLD FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
*FUDDRUCKERS TOUTS ITS CUSTOM-BUILT BURGERS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*GREGG'S ROLLS RESTAURANT BACK TO THE 50'S,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*MCGUIRE'S NOT JUST FOR THE MALL CROWD,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*WESTROADS IS 'NO FRILLS' EATERY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
*LATE-NIGHT STORMS ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY CRIME RATE UP,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRICERATOPS FOSSIL GIVEN NAME TO RIVAL SUE--KEVIN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MNI WICONI PIPELINE TO BRING WATER TO SIOUX,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*INDIAN TRIBES CLAIM WATER RIGHTS TO IMPROVE...,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
KERREY BEST OPTION FOR RUNNING MATE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TREATY SHOULD GUARANTEE LAWFUL (WATERTOWN PUBLIC),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BAND SHELL RESTORATION DESERVES BIG THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CONSIDER 'GOD'S LAW' ON ISSUE OF ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"PEOPLE MUST TAKE RAPE, HARASSMENT SERIOUSLY (L)","Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ABORTION ALTERNATIVES READILY AVAILABLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
ANTI-ABORTION STAND WASN'T FORCED ON KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
LOTTERY DIDN'T STOP BROOKS TICKET SCALPING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"*A COMMUNITY OF HELP, HEALTH","Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CENTER SEEKS FUNDS TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MOST EFFECTIVE TO KILL CREEPING JENNY IN FALL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CANOEISTS FOUND SAFE AFTER SEARCH,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN TO HEAD STATE TRAINING SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO TRAFFIC DEATHS REPORTED OVER HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEARCHING FOR ROBBERY SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PSEUDO-SANTA INDICTED IN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*MORE TESTIMONY AWAITS FIRE SAFETY, I-229 GUIDELINES","Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUNT FLYER HAS FAITH IN ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RADIO STATION TAKEOVER APPARENTLY GROUNDED,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CASINO PROFITS DICTATE PAY CUT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CONSULTANT ATTEMPTING TO RETAIN ELLSWORTH JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LITTLE WOUND TO FUND SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL TEACHER TO ATTEND CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD SHERIFFS CONDEMN 'TRASH' SONG,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY DELAY INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TIME ZONE TAKES DIFFERENT LINE IN ND,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
INCOME TAX MEASURE FAIRNESS IS DEBATED,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
RC FLOOD ZONES BEING DEBATED,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FISHING WITH KIDS PROVIDES UNFORGETTABLE THRILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRAPPING SEASONS SET TO OPEN NOVEMBER 7,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*STORE SET TO OPEN AHEAD OF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*FAA TRANSCRIPT OF MICKELSON FLIGHT DETAILS EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MORE RAIN FORECAST FOR REGION,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"WET YEAR PART OF CYCLE, WEATHER EXPERTS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
KIRBY'S DOING JOB; NOT CAMPAIGNING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TV LABELS ONLY PART OF SOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BEER LICENSE DENIED FOR STURGIS CAMPSITE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PESTICIDE CONTAINER COLLECTION SITES SET,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RURAL RECYCLING IS TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO SELLING CRACK,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY HIRES UNDERWRITER FOR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POWERBALL SALES NEAR RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VICTIMS GET CAUGHT WITHOUT FLOOD INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LINDA MICKELSON MOVING OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
RELIEF CENTER OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"{dollar}170,572 AWARDED FOR TRANSIT PROGRAM","Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN LOUNGE FIRE INVESTIGATION ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"CORN PALACE WILL GET CORN, FARMER SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARM BUREAU LOOKS FOR NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REPTILE GARDENS ADDS YOUNG TORTOISES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FISHING THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FARMERS MAY SUE OVER AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PLANE WAS GOING TOO SLOW FOR TAKEOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROPOSAL FAILS TO NAME ROAD AFTER MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
OBITUARIES--JAMES BURT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FLOODS PRODUCE HEALTH DANGER,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
3 MEN CHARGED WITH RAMMING SHOP,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DIG FOR 33 MILLION-YEAR-OLD FOSSIL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
TEXAS COMPANY BRINGS LIVESTOCK TO TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*ALBECK HIRED AS SKYFORCE CONSULTANT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TANGLED UP IN CHEW,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALL IN A NAME,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EVEN THOSE IN PULPIT PONDER RAIN PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GLOBAL CUISINE APPEALS TO COOK,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CLINTON'S HEALTH-CARE PACKAGE: DEAD OR ALIVE?,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CATTLE PRICES PLUMMET,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HUMAN FACE PUT ON HEALTH-CARE NEEDS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
UNIVERSAL COVERAGE DYING IN CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PRESUME SUSPECTS TO BE INNOCENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FRIVOLOUS LAWSUIT WILL COST TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE INCOME TAX NOT FAIR REPRESENTATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VOTE NO ON RESTRAINTS TO PREVENT POLICE STATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
337 PHONE PREFIX BELONGS TO PLATTE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BENSON PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN RAPE OF GIRL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PTA HOSTS RECEPTION FOR BLISS, PARRY","Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHRINER CLOWNS EARN TOP HONORS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS FIGHT VIDEO-LOTTERY REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GEESE EAT UP FARMER'S PATIENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION OK'S RESTAURANT PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE TRADES GOVERNOR'S LINCOLN FOR AN OLDSMOBILE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"WINDS UPROOT TREES, DAMAGE BUILDINGS","Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
JURY FINDS HELMER GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COUNCIL CONSIDERS DAM SAFEGUARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"LATE-NIGHT FIRE DESTROYS BARN, STRAW","Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAULKTON MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOOSTER DAYS TO BEGIN FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MAN USES CROSS TO CARRY MESSAGE OF FAITH,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LANDSLIDE CAUSES WATER-LINE BREAKS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SMALL FIRMS TRY TO SWAY LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
WILL PROMOTE SD AS CORN-PLANT LOCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*INJURIES HAUNT CANARIES' STAFF AT WORST TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EARLY RELIEF AGAIN KEYS SIOUX FALLS WIN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JANSA LEADS WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MATERIALISM IS DEFINED BY MOVING,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*EXOTIC BLENDS HAVE LESS CAFFINE, STUDY FINDS","Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CLINIC WANTS CHILDREN FOR NATIONAL STUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GANG MEMBER GETS LIFE FOR '94 SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BELTWAY WON'T EASE TRAFFIC MUCH,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RATE DROP WON'T HAVE LARGE IMPACT ON SD--ANALYSTS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"REFERENDUM WOULD WASTE TIME, MONEY (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
A FEDERAL SHUTDOWN? HOW PREPOSTEROUS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POWER RANGERS PROMO RESULTS IN JULY BOYCOTT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAKE NECESSARY STEPS TO ENSURE PETS' SAFETY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THEATER TROUPE BRINGS NEIL SIMON PLAY TO LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*""BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY"" SHOWS US WE MUST GROW","Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CANADA ROSE HYBRIDS ARE HARD TO IDENITFY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SEEMAN SOLVES WILLOW RUN,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES' TRIP SOUTH A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FOOD STAMP FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN WHO INHALED SMOKE GOES HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS COUNTY POSSIBLE FARM SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COURT OVERTURNS DRUG CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*TEEN, BICYCLE GET BATTERED IN COLLISION WITH CAR","Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN WINS LAWSUIT IN CRANKY COW CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EX-CREW TO DEDICATE BATTLESHIP GUN BARREL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE MAKES FIRST FLOOD PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*SITTING, SUNNING AND STRUMMING","Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PARENTS CAN'T JUST WALK AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*INFORMATION ON MURALS ACROSS STATE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PENNSYLVANIA PRISON ESCAPEE MUST BE RETURNED--JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ABERDEEN WOMAN MISS RODEO SD,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HIGH COURT MAKES LEFT-HAND DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*WRECKING BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SUPREME COURT LETS '85 MURDER CONVICTION STAND,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS GIRL DIES WHILE ON VACATION WITH FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TWO DIE IN SEPARATE CRASHES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
TEACHER AFTER 30-YEAR ABSENSE DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SCHOOL ENROLLMENT BY HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
DEFENSE CLAIMS JUDGE KNEW JUROR PRIOR TO TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"SOIL, WATER TESTING UNDER WAY AT EX-MILITARY SITE","Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MORTGAGE HOLDERS TO ENJOY TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*CITIBANK BUYS MAIL-HANDLING EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
MORE FARMERS REAP BENEFITS 15 YEARS AFTER NO-TILL,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.6"
TRANSFER OF LAND WOULD UNFAIRLY FAVOR SIOUX TRIBE,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PARKS SYSTEM NOTES 50TH BIRTHDAY WITH ROAD SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 07 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*NUKE FOES FEAR FOR BEAUTY OF HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NUKE FOES FEAR FOR BEAUTY OF HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WILL PIERRE DISASTER FALL FROM SKY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THROWAWAY YOUTHS KEEP SERVICES BUSY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
THROWAWAY YOUTHS KEEP SERVICES BUSY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
THROWAWAY YOUTHS KEEP SERVICES BUSY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
2 SD RACERS DIE IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PROTEST LOOKED FAMILIAR,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PROTEST LOOKED FAMILIAR,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
STUDY CORMORANT'S IMPACT ON FISH (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
STUDY CORMORANT'S IMPACT ON FISH (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NO ORDINANCE NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TOURISM'S LOSS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
OLD JAIL WORTH SAVING FOR COURTHOUSE CTR,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
MCGOVERN'S LACK OF HOME IN STATE TERMED 'TRIVIA',"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*CHAMBER OOZING WITH CONFIDENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WALDEN CARPETS CHANGES LOCATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*NEW MANAGER NAMED AT HINKY DINKY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*PLYWOOD MINNESOTA HAS A NEW DIVISION,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*FOUR PROMOTED AT ARGUS-LEADER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*WESTERN BANK ELECTS ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"*NATIONAL BANK ELECTS DIRECTOR, EXECUTIVE","Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*PAUL KOEPSELL ELECTED NATIONAL OFFICER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*PAUL KOEPSELL ELECTED NATIONAL OFFICER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"*NATIONAL BANK ELECTS DIRECTOR, EXECUTIVE","Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
FAVORITES-JUST NAME ANY DOZEN,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*OLD BERDAHL-ROLVAAG HOUSE WILL BE OPENED FOR VISITORS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORKSHOPS OFFERED DURING NORDLAND FEST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WORKSHOPS OFFERED DURING NORDLAND FEST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MODERN BUSINESS CLOTHES DECEIVING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BEING NORWEGIAN SERIOUS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*GREAT-GRANDDAUGHTER TELLS IMMIGRATION STORY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*GREAT-GRANDDAUGHTER TELLS IMMIGRATION STORY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*WATERCOLOR PAINTING AMONG FEST CRAFTS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*WATERCOLOR PAINTING AMONG FEST CRAFTS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*WALTER BAILEY WILL PERFORM AT THE NORDLAND FEST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
NORWEGIAN DANCERS FEATURED AT FEST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
NORWEGIAN DANCERS FEATURED AT FEST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
SINGERS FROM NORWAY HERE FOR PERFORMANCES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
ETHNIC HISTORY CELEBRATIONS BEING REVIVED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA COLLEGE'S BICENTENNIAL PRAIRIE GARDEN,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MRS. MABEL WAAGE-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*AIRPLANE 'SWIRLED' THEN FELL,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"FULDA LAKE PROGRAM, A COMMUNITY EFFORT","Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TOXIC ALGAE CLOSES BEACH AT MINA LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"SUIT ALLEGES POLICE BRUTALITY-GORDON, NEB","Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"SUIT ALLEGES POLICE BRUTALITY-GORDON, NEB","Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"SUIT ALLEGES POLICE BRUTALITY-GORDON, NEB","Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
CONTROVERSY SURROUNDS ZONING CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
FORMER USED CAR DEALER ORDERED TO PAY RESTITUTION,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
STATE CALLS GRAND JURY TO INVESTIGATE DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
TRACK DEMOLITION DELAYED FOR DEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
*18 INTERSECTIONS CALLED DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1979, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
BROTHEL'S TRAPPINGS FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD CLAIMS 3 PRESIDENTIAL CONTENDERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BROTHEL'S TRAPPINGS FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN WORLD ALIVE IN SF SUMMER CLASSES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*INDIAN WORLD ALIVE IN SF SUMMER CLASSES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ARENA'S FESTIVAL SEATING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
LAKOTA A COMPLEX LANGUAGE TO LEARN,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
LAKOTA A COMPLEX LANGUAGE TO LEARN,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
MISSING CHILD SUPPORT FUNDS COSTLY FOR SD,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSING CHILD SUPPORT FUNDS COSTLY FOR SD,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'PHYSICIANS' TAX BREAK PROTESTED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'PHYSICIANS' TAX BREAK PROTESTED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RIVER PRESERVATIONISTS RAP DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RIVER PRESERVATIONISTS RAP DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WATER RIPPING STREET PATCHES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD POOL LOSSES GO OFF DEEP END,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOTEL ERROR FOULS CENSUS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MOTEL ERROR FOULS CENSUS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEATH IN DESERT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DANGER POTENTIAL SEEN FOR ARENA CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OBJECTS TO POOL FEES PAID BY SF RESIDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WHY ABDNOR WON'T DEBATE MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MONETARY FUND BAILOUT ATTACKED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
RAPID CITY BOY DROWNS IN BEAR BUTTE LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN KILLED IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TEACHER WINS SEX DISCRIMINATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
22 SD COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR DISASTER LOANS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HURON FIRM ORDERED TO PAY BACK WAGES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HURON FIRM ORDERED TO PAY BACK WAGES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
22 SD COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR DISASTER LOANS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HURON FIRM ORDERED TO PAY BACK WAGES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CANADIAN CASH MEETS RESISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BIG SALES OF CATTLE EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CANADIAN CASH MEETS RESISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CANADIAN CASH MEETS RESISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD TOURISM SPURTS OVER 4TH WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD TOURISM SPURTS OVER 4TH WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"TESTIMONY--BURNS CURED BY COAL, WATER MIXTURE","Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"TESTIMONY--BURNS CURED BY COAL, WATER MIXTURE","Argus LeaderJul 08 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
REPUBLIC DROPPING AIR SERVICE TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BROKAW LOOKS AHEAD TO NBC ANCHOR SLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WALL DRUG ADS MYSTIFY NEW YORKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FALWELL WANTS EQUAL TV TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NOMINATION ELATES WOMAN LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NOMINATION ELATES WOMAN LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NOMINATION ELATES WOMAN LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FALWELL WANTS EQUAL TV TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TESTIMONY IN MURDER TRIAL SURPRISES DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHO DO THEY REPRESENT ANYWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WHO DO THEY REPRESENT ANYWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SF GIRL WINS GREETING CARD CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SF GIRL WINS GREETING CARD CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAYBE WE JUST CAN KEEP THEM AT HOME (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAYBE WE JUST CAN KEEP THEM AT HOME (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IT'LL BE MCGOVERN AIR TERMINAL-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SIOUX, PARK OFFICIALS TO MEET TODAY","Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
50 SD METHODISTS GOING TO MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"1,100 EXPECTED FOR SQUARE DANCE","Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SIOUX, PARK OFFICIALS TO MEET TODAY","Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
IT'LL BE MCGOVERN AIR TERMINAL-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WAKPALA WOMAN CHARGED IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
5 TOWNS MAY GET POSTAL EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RECORD ENROLLMENT SEEN AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MACPAC TARGETS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MACPAC TARGETS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
EQUITABLE TAXATION PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
NEW COUNTY CORONER APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NEW COUNTY CORONER APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*QUALITY OF WINTER WHEAT GOOD AS HARVEST BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
THEY'RE AMATEUR BASEBALL BROTHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT TESTS WETLAND CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
'MUSHROOMING' VEGETARIAN RANKS NEED VITAMINS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THE MYSTERY OF CARY GRANT & THE WINKING OWL,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'MUSHROOMING' VEGETARIAN RANKS NEED VITAMINS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WINNER WOMAN WILL COMPETE IN BEEF COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*HAIL LEAVES FIELDS IN SHAMBLES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG BALL PLAYERS STRIKE AFTER MANAGER FIRED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FROZEN FOOD THAWED BY POWER OUTAGES CAN BE SALVAGED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAGAZINE'S MISTAKE KEEPS MADISON PHONE RINGING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
300 HOMES STILL WITHOUT ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*LA OWNS DISPARATE SOUNDS OF X, FLEETWOOD MAC","Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*PARENTS SAY GAMES ARE COSTLY, STUPID, ADDICTIVE","Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"'MORNINGS AT SEVEN' TOUCHING, FUNNY LOOK AT ELDERLY","Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
KIDS SAY THEY'RE OK,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SF,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POW-MIA VA OBSERVANCE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
YOUTH BAND RECEPTION JULY 15,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
CHILI COOKOFF TO BE HELD AT WHITE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
"*CITY CLEANS UP, GETS BACK TO NORMAL","Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAKE COUNTY FOLKS PITCH IN TO HELP SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STORM CUTS SWATH THROUGH GARRETSON,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WELCOME REOPENING OF WEATHER OFFICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHIDES ARGUS ON FUSS OVER OLD MATERIAL REUSE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ENJOYED MARDI GRAS PREMIER PERFORMANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DRAINAGE CHANNEL PETITION FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF PROBES BOTTLE ROCKET FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SF JURY REJECTS INSANITY PLEA,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GARRETSON SEEKS NEW WATER SOURCE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POOR ECONOMY PROMPTS STATE TO CANCEL LAND SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD PIPELINE SEEN AS AID TO SLURRY INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WITNESSES IN MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL COULDN'T BE FOUND,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPITZNAGEL AWARDED CONTRACT FOR VA CLINICAL,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
REALTORS' GROUP SUPPORTS ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ROBERTS TRYING TO GET WASHINGTON OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STOCKMAN INVITED TO 15-CENT SUPPER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ATTORNEYS WARNED OF PAYMENT RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CROP DEVELOPMENT BEHIND AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DASCHLE LOOKS FOR FARM BILL SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
JUDGE ASKED TO DISMISS 2 COUNTS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PENNINGTON COUNTY RAISES TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SCHOOLS PASS ASBESTOS INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SDSU PROFS SEARCH FOR FERRETS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
GAMBLING WOULD HELP TOURISM GROUP SAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
BYRUM BEGINS UPHILL CLIMB TO STAY ON TOUR,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE LEAVES RACE DRIVER ALAN KROGER TERRIFIED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOBIE CAT SAILORS HOPE TO BREEZE FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SPORTSMAN'S CLUB PLANS YOUTH FISHING DERBY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BANK'S BROTHER--SOUTH DAKOTA COURTS RACIST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MERWIN HOPES LOWER WALLEYE LIMIT CATCHES ON,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUYING BOOSTS RETAIL SALES INDEX,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE TAXES REMAIN AT 1973 LEVEL IN REAL DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ROAD TO WALL STREET PAVED WITH IRONY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CARTOON BLOOMS IN ABSENCE OF 'DOONESBURY',"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SHE'S A SURVIVOR,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUTTE COUNTY WILL DECIDE ON JAIL REOPENING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COAL GASIFICATION PLANT WILL BE GIVEN TO STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE PREDICTS REPEAL OF WITHHOLDING TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JUNE HOG, CATTLE RECEIPTS UP--SHEEP DOWN","Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAGISTRATE COURT HEARING SET AFTER BAR INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN TESTIFIES THAT HUSBAND BEAT HER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAIR SHAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AEFS PRESIDENT WON'T ANSWER QUESTIONS AT HEARING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EQUALIZING BENEFITS WILL COST CITY TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINORS BUYING BEER COULD LOSE LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TOURISM DIRECTOR IS OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HAVE REASON TO BE PROUD OF THEIR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HINES BLAMES NO ONE FOR ELECTION LOSS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MORE PROTECTION IS NEEDED TO STOP KILLING OF EAGLES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROBLEMS MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE MERIT PAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUYING TIME TO FIND WAY TO RETAIN RAIL LINE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*THERE WOULD BE NO WINNER OR MINIMUM DESTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LOW-INCOME HEATING AID STILL TANGLED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER CHAMBERLAIN AMMONIA LEAK,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR WANTS CRACKDOWN ON DELINQUENT DEBTS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BELLE FOURCHE MOVES TOWARD MORE CITY TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BOY IN GOOD CONDITION AFTER RATTLESNAKE BITE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BROTHERS LOST IN CANYON BROUGHT TO SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
EXPANSION OF ABERDEEN MALL IS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RAPID CITY WANTS TO HOST WATER CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
2 CHARGED IN THEFT OF CALVES NEAR ALPENA,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*A BETTER LAWN MOWER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
KRIBELL THINKING OF STATE TOURNEY INSTEAD OF TWINS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW AD DEFENDS STATE, CITIBANK","Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTERS DOUSE TOXIC SALVAGE BLAZE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BELL EXECUTIVE--PHONE COSTS TO RISE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BOBCATS WILL GO FREE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WHO SHOULD MAKE ALL-STAR TEAM,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS CUBS IMPROVE WITH HITTING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LIGHTNING SCRAMBLES FISHERMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*GAME FISH AND SPARKS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
MILLETTE'S OUTDOOR ART EARNS STAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIG REVEALS STONE TOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*OLD, YOUNG RETURN TO ELK POINT'S PARTY","Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VINTAGE CLOTHES STORE RELISHES ON THE PAST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANNING TO ADD 1.4 MILLION CARDHOLDERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DANCING IS RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TELL US ABOUT YOUR FAVORITE POTHOLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*GOVERNOR FACED HATRED HE DIDN'T DESERVE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"CITIBANK PRESIDENT, JANKLOW RESPOND TO ATTACK","Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER SPONSORSHIP OF ANIMAL BILL PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NUKE WASTE VOTE MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CITY OFFICIALS WILL EXPLAIN ANNEXATION PLANS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CUNNINGHAM ACCUSES PRESSLER OF AVOIDING DEBATES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOSPITAL IN YANKTON WILL RENT OUT SPACE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ABERDEEN MENTAL HEALTH CENTER WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
AG DEPARTMENT LOOKS FOR 100-YEAR-OLD FARMS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
ECONOMIC RECOVERY CONTINUES IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
MOUNT MARTY'S ADMISSION APPLICATIONS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
PRISON OFFICIALS ARE LOOKING FOR TRUSTY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
FIRM BUYS RAPID CITY INSURANCE COMPANY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
BLACK HILLS ROUNDUP RODEO MAY BE LAST ONE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
EDUCATION COMMITTEE WILL DISCUSS TUITION,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GAME OFFICIALS EXTEND LICENSE DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
INDIAN LEARNING CENTER WILL BE RENOVATED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"FINANCIAL DISPUTE OF COUNTY, SCHOOL DISTRICT","Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
GASOHOL LABELING BILL NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
DEADWOOD GETS NATIONAL ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE WILL TOUR PRISONS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*DOC HAS 50 YEARS OF MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MERRY BLEEKER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*LOW RATES RIDE ON BUSINESS SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HEALTHY EMPLOYEES IMPROVE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
FORMER SENATOR WILL MANAGE INSURANCE FIRM,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
TANTALITE MINING COULD MAKE A COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*ECONOMY PUTS SCHOOLS IN STATE OF FLUX,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JAIL TIME FOR VIOLENT CRIMES GETS SHORTER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE BAKES ON HOT DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE JUDGES SAY THIS CAT IS PURR-FECT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*ARAB ROOTS UNDERLIE WESTERN TRAPPINGS OF DUBAI,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MURKOWSKI CLARIFIES ABDNOR'S VOTE ON VA (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPLITTING TOURNAMENT WON'T HELP BASEBALL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STORMING THE BEACH,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LPN DEGREES ARE NO LONGER PRACTICAL,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE RAPE IN WEST SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 CHILDREN DROWN IN AREA LAKES OVER WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 SD CITIES CONSIDERED FOR TERRITORIAL OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AIMS TO RESTORE JAPANESE GARDENS IN TERRACE PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
RANGE FIRES STILL BURN OUT OF CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SOUTH DAKOTAN CHASES LOFTY DREAM,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NURSES HAVE ALWAYS WORN MANY HATS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE BACKS BUDGET TO CUT DEFICIT {dollar}75 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOW WATER ALLOWS BOAT RAMP LENGTHENING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN SAYS INVENTION EXTENDS LIFE OF BATTERIES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"OFFICIAL LINKS ALCOHOL, MOST BOATING DEATHS","Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEACHERS FILE LABOR COMPLAINT AGAINST BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNIVERSITY NAMES ACTING AGRICULTURE DEAN,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
APARTMENT PLAN SPARKS DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
POPULISTS WORK TO GET CANDIDATES ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE RECORDS 1 HOLIDAY FATALITY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEE WOLLMAN AS STATE'S VOICE IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BROOKINGS TEAM SATISFIES HUNGER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*COOPER PLANS TO PAINT HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HERSETH FINALLY CHOOSES THOMS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PETERSON DRAWS 4-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROBBER HITS STATION,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
VET SUPPLIES SALESMAN SELLS MUSIC,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CONDUCTOR BRINGS HAPPY SOUND,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*VFW POST NAMES NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
USD PROFESSOR HEADS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"*SO LONG, MAYOR COOPER","Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MARCOS SHOULD STAY OUT OF REBELLION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MUST GET BACK IN THE SPACE RACE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EXPAND RACING COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
FIREWORKS VICTIM REMAINS IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING GAINS 100 VOTES IN OFFICIAL CANVASS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MALPRACTICE SUIT NAMES MICKELSON DEFENDANT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO CHANGE FOR 4 OF 6 CITY MEN HURT IN TANK BLAST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CAPTURE TWO WALKAWAYS FROM PRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REPORT PROJECTS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLITICS MIGHT DELAY STATE DAM REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DAKOTA BEER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN HOSPITAL LAND SALE PLAN SPARKS DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PRODUCT'S CONCEPT CAME BY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FOREST SERVICE SEEKS SUMMER VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"HERSETH, BABBITT MIGHT DISCUSS NUCLEAR WASTE","Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INVENTORS CONGRESS OFFERS {dollar}500 GRAND PRIZE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PORK, BEEF PRICES TO STAY CLOSE--EXPERTS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD VACATION COSTS BELOW NATIONAL AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THIRD SD HOLIDAY WEEKEND FATALITY REPORTED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MORE PEOPLE FLY MESABA'S NEW AIRCRAFT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
EX-LAWMAKER JORGENSEN AS REGENT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
I-90 SOFT DRINK DISPUTE BUBBLES OVER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW BLASTS RESTRICTIONS ON JAPANESE TRADE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*REPORT URGES FINE-TUNING WATER LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
KIWANIS CLUBS VOTE TO ACCEPT WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HAYTI SWEET ON FARKLEBERRY FEST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL CONTRACT TALKS RESUME,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOME FIND TESTIMONY PATRIOTIC,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BORK'S EXTREME VIEWS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COURT DESERVES HAND FOR DRINKING RULING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ALCOHOL IS STRONG DRUG (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
SUPPORT ALPHA CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*A TASTE OF FRANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR AWARDED RESEARCH GRANT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
GIRL TO ATTEND SCIENCE INSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
VOLUNTEER HONORED FOR 100 HOURS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
BUTZ TO ADDRESS GATHERING AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN FACES ARSON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD FUTURISTS TO HEAR JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WINTER WHEAT HARVEST UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A DOWN TO EARTH VIEW OF THE PAST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY HOLDS LINE ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY TO CREATE SD MATCHMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROAD TO FISH FARM GETS RESERVED SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSION DEBATES PROPERTY TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INEXPERIENCE BLAMED IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MORRELL STRIKE REDUCES GOAL OF UNITED WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BRAND BOARD PRESSURED ON PERSONNEL,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF BEST SIDE EN ROUTE TO US WEST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*ENTWISLE WINS PLAYOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DOG BETTING MAY BEGIN THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HELLER GETS GOOD VIEW OF MATCHES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SCHERR HOPES SITUATION CLEARS UP SOON,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CREWS KEEP FIRE FROM RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RAIN BRINGS BRIEF REPRIEVE FOR SF,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BRINGS BACK DAYS OF 1 DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CONTROL IS ESSENTIAL FOR YOUNG PITCHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DOWNING JET A MISTAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAKE MONKEY OFF HIS BACK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*BROOKINGS HOLDS ARTS FEST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DIRECTOR GRABS SPOTLIGHT AS ACTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS ARTS TO MOVE OUT OF DOORS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARCHAEOLOGISTS PLAN DIG NEAR SISSETON,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE FIRE CAUSED BY PAINT SUPPLIES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAGAZINE MAKES USE OF PROFESSOR'S WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO GIVING TEENS BEER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO ACCEPT CENTENNIAL CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON MAN GETS LIFE FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A SELLER'S HAY-DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PLAYING PIANO AFTER BRAIN SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WANTS TO REMOVE LAST MALL BLOCK,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHINESE RESTAURANT OWNER FINED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SHIPLEY'S STAYING DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WATER PROJECT FUNDS GET FINAL OK,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX BENEFITS TO OWNERS OF HISTORIC FARMS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*WHITE LAKE GIRL SEEKS RETURN,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*HAY RELIEF ARRIVES NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*FARMERS SELL CATTLE AS HEAT STEALS FOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HIGHWAY GUNMAN SKETCHED OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EPA FLIP-FLOP ON TRI-STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GALLAND FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*YANKTON PATIENTS STILL LEAVE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SPEARFISH WOMAN WINS BEEF COOK OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*KEEPING YOUR COOL,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*MOM'S OWN FAMILY INSPIRES KIDS' BOOKS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
NORTH SHOULD BE IMPRISONED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SAY BON VOYAGE IF YOU BURN THE FLAG (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GREGG LACKS INTEGRITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
REPLACE HIGH COURT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SOME RIGHTS FRIGHTENING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BLOOMBERG SET TO DEFEND GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BATTLESHIP'S CREW TO REUNITE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE LAWYER LEADS ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 PERSONS DIE IN TRAFFIC CRASHES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
88-YEAR-OLD MAN ROBBED--2 CHARGED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AERIAL ACROBATS LOVE FLYING THE LOOP,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MUENSTER WANTS PRISON TRUSTY REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*2 RAPE ATTEMPTS REPORTED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OLD MITT STIRRED VISIONS OF DAD,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JAMISON ASKS FOR A DELAY ON BIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE CALLS BUSH 'SEQUEL TO REAGAN',"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TOURISM REVENUES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SD GAYS LEAD GUARDED LIVES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TO KEEP OFFERING SHELTER FOR ABUSED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TAXES BRING OUT WORST IN POLITICIANS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*INTERESTING CANDIDATES COULD FILL 'OZ' ROLES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
EDITORIAL REVEALS SLOPPY RESEARCH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SUMMER IS BAD TIME FOR DISABLING INJURIES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HEADLINE ERROR SHOWS INEPTITUDE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MEDIA SLINGS MUD IN AMDAHL CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD CLAIM HARD TO BELIEVE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"BIA NEEDS DIRECTION, NOT BREAKUP","Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
MCCARREN-FERGUSON DOESN'T NEED FIXING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
STARVATION CRUEL WAY FOR PATIENT TO DIE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
CORRECTION TEACHERS NOT TREATED FAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
RAMP ACCESS IS GOOD AFTER RAINS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
CITY WORKERS CAN SPEAK TO MEDIA,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRAT LEADER CRITICIZES MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEVEN IN RUNNING FOR RESOURCES SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEARFISH SITE OF 1992 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BROOKINGS SUMMER ART FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT A PIECE OF GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOPE'S NOT JOKING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOSPITAL DELAYS EMERGENCY ROOM CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL SEMINAR WILL FOCUS ON DISASTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEARFISH CANYON RESIDENTS PLAN MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"YACHT CATCHES FIRE, CLOSES PART OF I-90","Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LOTTERY ISSUE HALTS GARRETSON STEAKHOUSE DEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WOMAN PASTOR KEEPS TRADITION ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HARRISBURG CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NEBRASKA AIRLINE CHOSEN AS CARRIER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TANK RULES DIG INTO GAS PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FARMER NUMBERS STILL SAGGING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
INSPECTOR SEES HIMSELF AS ADVOCATE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*GOODBYE TAKES TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*GAME PLANS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*VARIOUS AGES OF LIFE RESORT TO FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1990, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*CHURCH FILLS EMPTY PULPITS WITH TEAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RIFT OVER RECONCILIATION WIDENS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRIPP NATIVE STILL FIGHTING SCUD ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FOREIGN CLERGY FILL PRIESTLY GAP,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*LONE SOLDIER FINALLY HEARS KIND WORDS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*'LITTLE LEAGUE ELBOW' AFFLICTS YOUNG HURLERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SLEAZE ABOUT NIXON IS STILL COMING OUT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"DASCHLE IS A BIG MAIL SPENDER, TOO (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ABORTION IS NOT HEALTH-CARE BENEFIT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
POLICE HARASSING KIDS ON THE LOOP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
SHOULD STILL BE IN PRISON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
CHEAP READING GLASSES ARE OK FOR SOME PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
BOARD TO CONSIDER OK'ING 1991-92 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DISABILITY COMMITTEE TO PRESENT AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN CUSTODY ON RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"1 KILLED, 1 INJURED IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARTISTIC DIRECTOR PEEVED BY TALKING MOVIE-GOERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE PRICE IS RIGHT IN HILLTOP HEIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FEWER NEW DRIVERS TAKING TRAINING COURSE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SIMPLE THINGS WERE MISSED IN GULF,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
USD STUDENT CROWNED MISS RODEO AT ROUND-UP,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EFFORTS CONTINUE TO SAVE RAILROAD LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FOUL PLAY MAY BE INVOLVED IN MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*STORMY WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PROGRAM SHOWS STUDENTS LOW-INCOME LIFESTYLE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
JULY FOURTH FESTIVITIES BRING IN {dollar}1.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
MED STUDENTS USE POWWOW FOR HEALTH TESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*CIRCUIT TRAINING SORT OF APPEALS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NON-PAYING TENANT IS DUE 3-DAY NOTICE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*POX PESTERS POSTER CHILD KICKOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING CRUNCH GRIPS CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCKENNAN APPLIES FOR KIDNEY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*3 DAYS' WORK WORTH {dollar}1,000","Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"REPORT'S FINDINGS, RECOMMENDATIONS","Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
OVER 500 ON WAITING LIST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
"FOR SALE, KIND OF--US OLYMPIC TEAM (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HAAR HAS WHAT IT TAKES TO BE US SENATOR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THOMAS' SLAMS SHOW HE'S ANTI-PROGRESS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RECALL IN ORDER FOR 'DINONAPPER' SCHIEFFER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*BATMANIA SHOULD BE KID'S STUFF,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROPER PREPARATION CAN MAKE TRIP...,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ACTOR NEWMAN SEEKS RECIPES FOR CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ARSON CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST SF MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONVICTED ROBBER ADMITS PAST CRIMES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COUNTY, GOODWILL APPROVE AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS FIND BODY OF YANKTON MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PSEUDO-SANTA PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOWIN' 'EM DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PROGRAM AIMS TO LOWER INFANT DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TENANTS FORM GROUP TO FIGHT FOR RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ACCUSED RAPIST SAYS WOMAN AGREED TO SEX,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*EVIDENCE MISSING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ARLINGTON VOTERS TO DECIDE WATER ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE GIVES YOUTH A SECOND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE PARK REVENUES UP OVER LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*NEW LUVERNE NURSING HOME TO SERVE MINN VETERANS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BUILDING'S PAST DOESN'T HAUNT NEW OWNER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS TRACK NEW TUBERCULOSIS STRAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SENATE HOPEFUL HAAR BLASTS BRADLEY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SF DRUG TRAFFICKER GETS 6 AND ONE-HALF YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"HAAR'S WAR CHEST HITS {dollar}110,000 MARK","Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*MINOR-LEAGUE BASEBALL'S JOY EVIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WET TRACK MAY HOLD UP OUTLAWS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS' KOLB LEADS STATE MATCH-PLAY QUALIFIERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PHEASANT NUMBERS RISE IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
MERCHANTS PLANNING WILD WESTERN DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MITCHELL BANK PLANNING MERGER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*FINISHING TOUCHES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
ETHANOL SUPPORTERS FEEL OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*EX-CARDINAL GUERRERO SIGNS WITH CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLOOD MAY COST SD {dollar}1 BILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MADISON RESIDENTS DIG DESPITE MESS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISASTER AGENCY PLEDGES AID FOR MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSED ARTS CENTER SCALED DOWN BY CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
UNPLANTED ACRES IN EASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE FOR VICTIMS OF FLOODS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
SERVICE PROGRAM DESERVES CHANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GAMING COMMISSION GETS TREMENDOUS ODDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TROOPER UNFAIRLY CRITICIZED BY READER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NAFTA WOULD BENEFIT SOUTH DAKOTA (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HOAX STORY SHOULDN'T DISCREDIT ARK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
'ARGUS' NOW KNOWS HOW REST OF STATE FEELS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
CAPSIZED RAFT LEADS RESCUERS ON SEARCH,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPED TRUSTY QUICKLY CAUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOUNDATION ACCEPTING GRANT PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SELLING LSD,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BALD EAGLE ENJOYS SOLITUDE IN ZIEBACH COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE PARES ABUSE SUIT AGAINST SCHOOL FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
2ND SUIT FILED AGAINST EX-PRIEST,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KEEPING LANE OPEN 18TH STREET,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FIRE DEPT OFFERS ITS EMS PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PIERRE MAN ARRESTED IN PEDESTRIAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHIP CHRISTENING CELEBRATED IN HURON,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOONSOCKET ARMORY TO CLOSE ITS DOORS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PLAYING FOR POWER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ALICK QUITS EMS AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURTS REJECT PELTIER REQUEST FOR NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FORMER VOLGA MINISTER TO TAKE OVER RETREAT CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"AGENCY FINDS JOBS, EDUCATES EMPLOYERS","Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
NUMBER OF FULL-TIME FARMS DROP,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
GUERRERO SIGNS WITH CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAINS CUT INTO FISHING SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WEATHER WORRIES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PIRATES OF THE MISSISSIPPI WILL PLAY IN HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COURT REFUSES VIDEO-LOTTERY ADVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GUARD PILOT MAKES EMERGENCY LANDING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN WHO HELPED BROTHER FIGHT FOR LIFE DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NBA'S UTAH JAZZ HIRE SKYFORCE MASCOT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
T REX MAY HAVE BEEN WARM-BLOODED,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DON'T GIVE UP YET (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ONE SIDE UNTOLD IN TREASURER'S LAWSUIT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GUNS MAY BE SOLUTION FOR INTOLERANT PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SINS OF THE PEOPLE CAUSE FOR HIGH TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STATE FIREFIGHTERS WORKING IN COLORADO,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY INDICTS MAN IN ATTACK ON GIRLFRIEND,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY ROLLOVER VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BRAKE THE CYCLE PEDALS THROUGH TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW BOARD MEMBERS STIR FEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WILD RIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE SEEK FUGITIVE FROM MENTAL INSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LAWMAKER SEEKS STATE-OWNED LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STORM PUTS DOWNTOWN MILBANK UNDERWATER,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AURORA MAN DIES IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHERIFF'S OFFICE MAY NOT SUPPORT ROOF,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
14-YEAR-OLD ACCUSED OF BROOKINGS ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MISSION MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CAMPAIGN MANAGER RETURNS TO WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRUCE'S HONEY DAYS TO BEGIN JULY 30,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-PASTOR'S DREAM AIDED BY BUSINESSMAN'S FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SD MAKES ITS PITCH FOR CORN PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
JANSA REACHES 3RD ROUND,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GAME SUSPENDED AFTER 7 INNINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ALL CAN ENJOY BENEFITS OF IN-LINE SKATING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*MINNEHAHA'S 14 HOLE IS PICTURESQUE, INTIMIDATING","Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*'WIDOW'S PEAK' IS DELIGHTFUL CHANGE OF PACE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HANKS PORTRAYS UNLIKELY HERO FOR '90'S IN GUMP,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MULCH HELPS MOISTURE STAY WITH PLANTS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*BROKER ADMITS GUILT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS MOURN OPERA SINGER WHITE EAGLE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*VOYAGER'S NEELIX IN SIOUX FALLS FOR CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SLIPSHOD RESEARCH HURTS NOVEL ON CRAZY HORSE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOB SERVICE COULD BE MORE EFFICIENT FOR USERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PRESSLER'S DOUBLE-TALK FRUSTRATING FOR VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LANDFILL APPROVAL RAISES UNANSWERED QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SUMMER DAY RECALLS INNOCENCE OF OLD DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WHITTIER STUDENTS MAKE POSITIVE IMAGE FOR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*MODERN FEARS PUSH US TO SOURCE OF PEACE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"STATE RESIDENTS TOTAL 721,000 PLUS","Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JAYCEES SEEK DATE TO SHOW FIREWORKS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER CHANGES CONSTITUENT HOURS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO CLOSE COUNTY DRUG TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOLE WARNS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VISITING BOMBERS ACT AS HISTORY TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*FARM POLICY NEEDS NEW EMPHASIS, GRAMM SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GRAMM PAYS MOST VISITS TO SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS MAY DECIDE ON FIXING UP PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIX TO COMPETE FOR SEAT TO REPLACE TRIBAL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOARD MEMBER TO BE SWORN IN AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SANTEE SIOUX SET 33RD ANNUAL WACIPI,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
THUNDERBIRDS FEATURE OF SUNDAY AIR SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
POWER OUTAGE CANCELS PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*RENOVATION WORK CONTINUES ON PARK BAND SHELL,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PROFESSOR LEADS VOLUNTEERS AT MAMMOTH SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"NEBRASKA OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE DEATH OF MAN, 43","Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*ENJOYED READING AND PAINTING,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*FARM REAL ESTATE IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SPEARFISH WOMAN BATTLING CANCER EARNS MASTER'S,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HURON COULD BE SITE OF AIRCRAFT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
NORTHWEST CUTS SUMMER FARES BY 40%,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
14-YEAR-OLD'S DEATH BRINGS CHECK OF SD CHILD LABOR,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*CANARIES CUT MARGIN TO 2 GAMES,"Argus LeaderJul 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NO MORE DANCIN' IN THE STREETS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO MORE DANCIN' IN THE STREETS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRAGEDY HITS AREA FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE OFFERS JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
EPA REQUEST DENIED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EPA REQUEST DENIED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*AN ACCIDENT AT 12TH ST. & MARION ROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
DEMONSTRATORS LEAVE HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
NEW CHEMICAL PESTICIDE NOW BECOMING WELL KNOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
DEMONSTRATORS LEAVE HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
DEREGULATION TALKS SET,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
RAILS TO BE ABANDONED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
RAILS TO BE ABANDONED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
TAIWAN TO BUY WHEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
IT LOOKS FAMILIAR,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
1980 TAX BILLS & THE BALLOT-MINNEHAHA (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*MORNING NEWSPAPERS HIS LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
LOSING MISSOURI WATER LESS AND LESS A WORRY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MORNING NEWSPAPERS HIS LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
LOSING MISSOURI WATER LESS AND LESS A WORRY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"CHEAP TRICK AN UNUSUAL, ROCKING GOOD TIME","Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*DEAN PETERSEN-'HORSE PLAY' PART OF DEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOST--DRUGS SILENCE COMMUNICATION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LOST---DRUGS SILENCE COMMUNICATION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LOST---DRUGS SILENCE COMMUNICATION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*GOOD LOOKS LONE TICKET TO PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SLOPPY SF RECORDS SLOW INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SLOPPY SF RECORDS SLOW INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAIL REPAIR DIVERTS 41ST STREET TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*BELL-MAN KEEPS MUSIC IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PREVENTIVE STEPS TO AVERT YOUTH PREGNANCY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PREVENTIVE STEPS TO AVERT YOUTH PREGNANCY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PREVENTIVE STEPS TO AVERT YOUTH PREGNANCY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE KING OF SECTION 13 PAYS A VISIT TO DELMONT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*THE KING OF SECTION 13 PAYS A VISIT TO DELMONT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*THE KING OF SECTION 13 PAYS A VISIT TO DELMONT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ABDNOR--MICHIGAN MAN BEST VEEP,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANDERSON WORKERS OUT TO DEFY THE ODDS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANDERSON WORKERS OUT TO DEFY THE ODDS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE AT 616 E 5TH ST...,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDGEMONT HOMES GET CLEANUP BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDGEMONT HOMES GET CLEANUP BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
33 COUNTIES TO GET FHA DROUGHT AID,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
33 COUNTIES TO GET FHA DROUGHT AID,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
33 COUNTIES TO GET FHA DROUGHT AID,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'BUSY' BOARD CANCELS MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOWER BRULE TO SUE STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOWER BRULE TO SUE STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOWER BRULE TO SUE STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SHAPE OF 1982 AND GOV JANKLOW (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*READERS OFFER PRAISE, BRICKBATS FOR MORNING ARGUS","Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"*READERS OFFER PRAISE, BRICKBATS FOR MORNING ARGUS","Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
A WORD FROM CIRCULATION DIRECTOR...,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
799 ADDED TO WATERTOWN CENSUS LIST,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRST INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FILES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEARNING DISABILITY WORKSHOPS SET,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANDAN POWER MEETINGS IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD HIGH COURT CASELOAD UP 7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRST INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FILES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO CLEAN UP PCB LEAK AT CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*PROTESTER QUICKLY FINDS HE'S IN TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TO CLEAN UP PCB LEAK AT CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*KRAMER OPTS FOR ITALY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BARS JOIN THE HORS D'OEUVRES BANDWAGON,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*REPUBLIC THREATENS MORE SD CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REPUBLIC THREATENS MORE SD CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OGLALA TO STAY IN PARK AFTER PERMIT LAPSES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OGLALA TO STAY IN PARK AFTER PERMIT LAPSES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"HUNT BROTHERS STRIKE BALANCE BETWEEN FISHING, FOOTBALL","Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HUNT BROTHERS STRIKE BALANCE BETWEEN FISHING, FOOTBALL","Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HUNT BROTHERS STRIKE BALANCE BETWEEN FISHING, FOOTBALL","Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DRIVERS BLAZE OUTLAW TRAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WALLEYE FISHERS GOT A REPRIEVE OVER FOURTH,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*HORROR MOVIES-LOVE, SCREAMS AT FIRST SIGHT","Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ACTING IS ALL IN THE FAMILY FOR THE PIERCES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ACTING IS ALL IN THE FAMILY FOR THE PIERCES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'CLEAN' AUDIT REPORT MAY SAVE CITY MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BEACH LOVERS GIVE WALL LAKE A FACELIFT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WITNESS SAYS HOWARD TOLD OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AIM CONSTRUCTION PERMIT DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
AIM CONSTRUCTION PERMIT DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW THINKS ADS HELP SD,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"WOMAN ON COURT SMALL, OVERDUE STEP (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW THINKS ADS HELP SD,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
REFUTES OPINION UNION NOT NEEDED AT LITTON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE WANTS TO KNOW WHAT PEOPLE THINK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
BRITTON MAN DIES IN 2-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
17 FIRES BURN IN BLACK HILLS FOREST,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FORMER STATE GOP CHAIRMAN DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD MAN GETS 10 YEARS IN KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WINNER MAN FOUND DEAD IN CITY JAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL UNDER WATER RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ACQUITTAL IN THE DEATH OF A HOT SPRINGS INDIAN MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
ACQUITTAL IN THE DEATH OF A HOT SPRINGS INDIAN MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
BIDS FOR ATHLETICS ADDITION FOR WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
ACQUITTAL IN THE DEATH OF A HOT SPRINGS INDIAN MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
COUNTY WON'T PAY FOR STUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY WON'T PAY FOR STUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
FIRM TO RESEARCH REGION MARKET,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN VOTES TO IGNORE FEDERAL ORDER,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PAY HIKE UPSETS OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJUL 09 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WATERTOWN VOTES TO IGNORE FEDERAL ORDER,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
2 SD MEN ARRESTED IN THE 'STING' OPERATION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"DASCHLE, ROBERTS EXPECT BATTLE IN 1982","Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
2 SD MEN ARRESTED IN THE 'STING' OPERATION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"DASCHLE, ROBERTS EXPECT BATTLE IN 1982","Argus LeaderJul 09 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*DEBATE GOES ON ABOUT STORM,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WORLD'S NOT A SAFE PLACE, STUDENTS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER URGES CAUTION IN SENDING SOLDIERS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BUILDER HAS THEORY ABOUT TOPPLED TREES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
"*YES, IT'S NORDLAND FEST","Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*2 AREA PLAYS ABOUT SMALL-TOWN LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STOCKMAN IN TOWN TODAY FOR QUICK FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ETSI SALE FOES OPPOSE WATER LEAVING BASIN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 JUVENILES CHARGED WITH ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER'S DAD BELIEVED TO BE VICTIM OF SENILITY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MUSEUM OFFICIALS PUSH FOR RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALL RESIDENTS SHARE IN CLEAN-UP AWARD (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONGRESS SHOULD KILL CLINCH RIVER REACTOR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTES GOODMAN'S COLUMN ABOUT ERA (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US JUSTICE--SD STYLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS MAY FORCE JANUARY SHUTDOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEFENDANT BREAKS DOWN AT MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION MAN IN CRITICAL CONDITION IN CHICAGO,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*EXTENSION CORDS FROM A NEIGHBOR'S OUTLET,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NEIGHBORS WANT TRANSIENTS' MISSION CLOSED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAIL WORK TO BEGIN THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR SAYS DORM NEEDED TO HOUSE PAGES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MEDICAL SCHOOL'S MONEY TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SUBCOMMITTEE MEMBERS QUESTION WATER BILL (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
UNBEATEN BAUER OUTLASTS VALLEY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*HINES REQUESTS RECOUNT OF BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SECOND BOOK EXPLORES RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IT'LL BE A HOT WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PROMPT ATTENTION IS APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
WOMEN IN BATTLE FOR STATE GOLF CROWN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW SCORING SYSTEM WILL DETERMINE TURKEY TROPHIES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HOT WEATHER CREATES DEADLY ATMOSPHERE FOR LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"POSTPONED TAX FEE SAVES SF {dollar}65,000","Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL CANDIDATE WOULD KICK FEDS OFF RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SUNDERMEYER TAKES JOB IN WASHINGTON, REJECTS PIERRE","Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BRANDON EMBEZZLER GETS PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ABDNOR--'IT'S...EASIER TO FORGET IT',"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAWYERS ASK FOR TRANSFER OF LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MEDIA--HAS GOVERNOR BEEN HARMED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LET'S KEEP PROUD ANGLER AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL REMODELING SHOULD BE ON BALLOT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOW-HANGING BRANCH HAZARDOUS FOR BLIND (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO PLANT CROPS IN SOUTHEAST,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL TV STATION NEARING SWITCH TO ABC,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SAFETY CLASSES FOR MOTORCYCLES OFFERED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE FINISHES INVESTIGATION OF DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WIEGERS IS GUILTY--GET'S LIFE IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RECYCLING ROUNDUP,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FOOD CAN BE FOUND IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BEAR BUTTE VISITORS' CENTER NEARS OPENING,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HIGHWAY SHOPS WILL REOPEN THIS WINTER,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VOLK HEADS VETERAN MEDICAL COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL CHANGES MAY HURT VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
INMATE DESERVES DAY IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BOARD CAN HEAR RANCHERS' TAX APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BUTTE COUNTY COMMISSION CAN REFUSE APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
17 TRUSTIES WILL WORK ON FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
AIRPORT PLANS TO UPGRADE TERMINAL,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MISSION CONGREGATION WORSHIPS IN BANK,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD WILL PICK OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY STREET CREWS TO CONTINUE REPAVING,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS PARKING ON KIWANIS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ORDINATION BY POPE WAS THRILLING MOMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM'S FOCUS IS ETHANOL PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS ATTEND BUSINESS LEADERS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RETIRING TEACHER WILL MISS HER SPECIAL STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BE SURE IT'S AN ARGUS EMPLOYEE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OUR CHILDREN'S SAFETY IS JOB 1 (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE EDUCATION SUPPORT TRAILS 47 STATES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GAME APPOINTMENT ON TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"COWBOYS, COWGIRLS HEAD TO RAPID CITY","Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EDGEMONT PROMOTER WANTS STABLE INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PLANS TO START NEW CONGREGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
RAPID VALLEY BOY DROWNS IN CREEK,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"CENDAK APPROVES 1985 BUDGET OF {dollar}97,623","Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CUNNINGHAM--FARM BILL MAY SAVE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HAND CORN-PICKING CONTEST WILL BE IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN'S PAINTING OF PHEASANT WINS CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DRINKING AGE OF 21,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
PROJECT WON'T SPUR TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*THOUSANDS FLEE BRUSH, FOREST FIRES","Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*HE MAKES CARS DISAPPEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*SWIM, SWAM, SWUM","Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*HAVEL IS COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*WOMEN IN CAREERS HONORS 3,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
GOP WOMEN ELECT STRAATMEYER,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HARVEY IS TOP 10 VOLUNTEER,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
LUTHERANS APPOINT DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CONSERVATIONISTS HONOR MARTENS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
VFW AUXILIARY CHOOSES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SUPPORTERS SHOULD GET FACTS ABOUT PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
UNFINISHED BUSINESS FOR WORLD LEADERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HOSPITAL LISTS PETERSON SERIOUS BUT STABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE HEAT GOES ON,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY DELAYS DECISION ON HOLIDAY INN BONDS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS ELECT EISNACH TO JUDICIAL COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEETING SET TODAY ABOUT HAYWARD ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ND DEVELOPER SPEAKS AT FORUM TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN BILL CUTS FARM INCOME,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE SIGNS ORDER PARTIALLY SETTLING LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MAN ACCUSED OF BEATING GIRL,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"REGENTS GROUP GETS 1,800 SIGNERS","Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*ARGUS LEADER ANNOUNCES NEW ADVERTISING DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKERS ATTEND MEETING IN INDIANAPOLIS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SALMONELLA LINKED TO RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOARD RE-ELECTS KAREN PEARSON,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LAWMAKER WANTS GUARD TO HAUL HAY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
AUTHORITIES FAIL INMATE'S SUICIDE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY 4-YEAR-OLD DROWNING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COTTIER'S THREAT PRECEDED SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
REGENTS PLAN SPECIAL MEETING FOR WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RENOVATIONS SLATED FOR CUSTER STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*DECATHLON SUCCESS LINKED TO IMPROVED VAULTING,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOUNTAIN GOAT SEASON SET,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW LEAVES COLLEAGUES LAUGHING,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET THAT WON'T RAISE TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FIRM LOOKS AT SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
JUDICIAL PROSPECT IS WORTHY OF SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MUST TRY TO BOOST TEACHERS' PAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RECOGNITION WELL DESERVED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REMARK RAISES QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ABDNOR HAS EXPLAINING TO DO (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ABERDEEN MAY BE EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*RANDALL LOSES COMMISSION'S INITIAL DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD OK'S PROBATION PERIOD FOR EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS WEEKLY GETS NEW COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON MAN FOUND DEAD AT CRASH SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWA'S SEN HARKIN STUMPS FOR DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BURN VICTIM'S CONDITION RETURNS TO CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LYNG'S REPLACEMENT TO SPEAK TODAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POLICE CONTINUE SEARCH FOR SUSPECT IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JAIL VOTE MIGHT BE CONTESTED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*MICKELSON CIVIL SUIT GOES TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INVESTORS COULD HELP SD ENTREPRENEURS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON CIVIL SUIT GOES TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"NEEDS MORE RAIN, AGENCY SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCIENTISTS DIG FOR FOSSILS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-LAWMAKER TO SEEK UTILITIES POST NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PANEL TO DISCUSS HOW PARK LAND IS CLASSIFIED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ROAD CONSTRUCTION CRASHES DOWN 16 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN GETS 10-YEAR SENTENCE FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*OFFICIALS TO REOPEN RAILROAD LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SF MAN ANNOUNCES RUN FOR STATE TREASURER,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*STUDENT TO GO TO ANTARCTICA,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
PUC NORTHWESTERN BELL PROBE REQUEST DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*FUND-RAISER SERVES UP TRADITIONAL FARE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD BASEBALL RIVAL FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
VANDEMORE TOPS GOLF QUALIFIERS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
COMMISSION RETURNS BOBCAT HUNTING,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"DUCK, GOOSE SEASONS OFFERED","Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SURVEY--SHOT AT SECRETARY SELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STORMS DRENCH SOUTHEAST SD,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BILL TO FREE CASH FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE PORK QUEEN DISAGREES WITH DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*WAGES, JOBS TAKE SHAPE AS KEY ISSUE","Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON IRAN-CONTRA AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NORTH'S PATRIOTISM CANNOT BE TOLERATED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T FUND SUPER COLLIDER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"POWELL CONSERVATIVE, NOT LIBERAL JUSTICE","Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*LATE NIGHT LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY LIBRARY PLANS PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
ENTRIES TAKEN FOR MISS STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SENIOR OLYMPICS REGISTRATION OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
HOUSING OFFICIAL ELECTED TO POST,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ENTERS ARSON PLEA,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL MEMBERS ARE APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWWOW SET FOR WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE CHARGES WON'T BE FILED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE HITS STORAGE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRAYERS OFFERED FOR STRIKE SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RACE TRACK DEBATE CENTERS ON BEAM,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MONEY FLOW SLOWS WORK ON MUNITIONS SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMIC TASK FORCE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PANEL CUTS IOWA UTILITY'S RATES IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE RESTAURANT ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGENCIES WON'T GET UNITED WAY MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PERCH FISHING PICKS UP ON AREA LAKES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ANTELOPE SEASON APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BEAVER LAKE PROPOSAL CONTINUED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"COMMISSION RAISES HUNTING, FISHING FEES","Argus LeaderJul 09 1987, sect.D, p.O1, col.3"
*BLAZE MAY LIMIT TOURISM GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RAIN CURTAILS CUSTER FOREST FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*REP DESIGNER REVIVES ROLL-UP SCENERY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*TOP ROCKERS PLAY MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DRUNKARD IS A BIT UNEVEN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
MEESE LEAVES TAINTED OFFICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EPILEPTICS RESTRICTED IN LICENSING OF DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
IOWA DROUGHT NOT SERIOUS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*CHESTER'S BOTT REALLY COOKIN',"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHERR OLYMPIC DREAM COMES TRUE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION ACCEPTS RESULTS OF ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE SAYS BOARD HAD EVIDENCE TO FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIBERTARIAN WANTS TO REDUCE TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARTIN MAN DROWNS WEST OF ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOVIET DELEGATION TO VISIT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURISTS TO GET LOOK AT HILLS BILL PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAME HASN'T CHANGED ABDNOR MUCH,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON PREPARES FOR DROUGHT BILL WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OHIO FIRM PLANS TO BUY CREDIT BUREAU,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABDUCTORS ORDERED CHECK FORGERY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK FOR DUKAKIS ABOUT AG,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*AVIATION TRAILBLAZER RECALLS 100 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GREAT PLAINS JUST PLAIN GREAT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*DESPITE RUMORS, PRESSLER INSISTS HE'LL RUN","Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY BOY LANDS MOVIE PART,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CITY BIDS GOODBYE TO ACTIVIST,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GAMBLING COULD BE PLUS FOR RESERVATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'ARGUS READERS' MORNING ROUTINE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CONCERNED CITIZENS LEAD RETURN TO GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RULING ADDS TO MORAL DECAY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TAXPAYERS CONNED BY SCHOOL BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FATIMA COVERAGE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
PROFITS DETERMINE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WEAPONS MAINTAIN SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*SUN RUNNERS TRACK TITLES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VALUE OF TRAPPING SPARKS DEBATE IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DAVIS IS MOST-CHASED OUTLAW,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
PANFISH CAN BE PRIZE CATCH,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
WEATHER WORKS AGAINST TRAPPERS IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
A POLL OF LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD HEAT MELTS RECORD HIGHS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BROOKINGS ART FESTIVAL DRAWS THOUSANDS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CREWMEN TALK ABOUT THE GLORY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JAMISON VOWS TO KEEP HIS PROMISE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BROADCAST PIONEER VERL THOMSON DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHINESE RESTAURANT SHUT DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BELLE FOURCHE BAKERY CLOSING AFTER 62 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE CAN ALTER UNION CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SIOUX FALLS RADIO PIONEER DIES AT 83,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TOURISM EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE HANDS OUT AWARDS AT CITIBANK,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FORMER BANK WORKER INDICTED ON 3 COUNTS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PACT MAY BOOST EXPORTS TO JAPAN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DISASTER LIST GROWS AS DROUGHT LENGTHENS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RENTAL MARKET TIGHT IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SALARY HIKE SOUGHT FOR EXTENSION STAFF,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SALES TAX COLLECTIONS UP IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
CHARITY CASE SOLVED--THE BUTLER DID IT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*MANY EMPLOYEES PUT MILES BETWEEN JOBS, HOME","Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
BEADLE'S WORK HELPED PRESERVE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1989, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*CANISTOTA'S SPORTING SPIRIT ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ORPHANS REMAIN A FAMILY OF FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE SHOWS COURAGE OPPOSING BAN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAXPAYERS NEED MORE PROTECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'SEXUALLY EXPLICIT' STRIP WILL CORRUPT READERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROBATION FOR BULLOCK MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ESTROGEN THERAPY ADVISED FOR POSTMENSTRUAL YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CONSIDER TITLE OPTIONS WITH CARE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSE-DEALING DO'S AND DON'TS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL BOARD WILL ELECT LEADERS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WILL CONSIDER NEW LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SD POPULATION GREW BY 24,000","Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BISHOP FORGETS TO SPRING FORWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOUSE CANDIDATES MAY DELAY TV ADS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PULLING HER SHARE OF THE WEIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MIDWEST BECOMING DUMP--ENVIRONMENTALISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LONGTIME PUBLISHER HUNTER DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MITCHELL FIRM EXPANDS RECYCLING SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MORE TOURISTS MAY ENDANGER HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCIENTISTS FIND RARE TOOTH AT ANNUAL DIG,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO ARRESTED IN CATTLE RUSTLING INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS WANT TO FORM COMMUNITY HOSPICE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARKING BAN OPENS DEADWOOD'S STREETS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RC MAN INDICTED IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*PASTOR DOESN'T WAFFLE ON COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HAGG MAY SEEK STATE SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"STORMS, HAIL PELT STATE","Argus LeaderJul 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*LOTTO RIVALS MAKE A DEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL BOARD OK'S RECORD BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUILDING SEALED OFF TO LOWER FIRE RISK,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROLLIE'S GET WINE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SMART SUMMER FUN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GREAT WHITE GIVES ROCK A MELODIC TWIST AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ALZADO'S SAD STORY SHOULD HELP OTHERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CAPITOL STATUE DISAPPOINTING (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EPA DOES POOR JOB KEEPING WATER CLEAN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RESPECT GIVEN FUNERAL MOURNERS HEARTWARMING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
RAPID CITY'S BRUMMER SET TO DEFEND TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHOULD FANS SELECT ALL-STARS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW FEDERAL FEE AFFECTS FEW BOATERS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BEST WAY TO NIX TICKS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HOUSING PROJECTS PLANNED FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PRODUCTION HALTED AT TOOL COMPANY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"STATE CROPS THRIVE, SOIL MOISTURE SHORT","Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CITICORP CHAIRMAN UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CITY OK'S STUDY ON PARKING RAMPS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED IN 34-YEAR-OLD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAL TESTING FREE AT THE EMPIRE LOT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE SAYS PLAN WILL CUT ENERGY COSTS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATE SAYS ECONOMY AT RISK,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HYDRANT COVER-UP,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAY-CARE TOPS PLANNING AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HARKIN MAY MAKE DEMOCRATS STUMP MORE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GALA WORTH BIG BUCKS TO HILLS ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN CONGRESS--HOGEN SHOULD STAY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MAN CHARGED IN PLOT TO KILL EX-WIFE, HER FRIEND","Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VETERINARIANS' GROUP CELEBRATES 100 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WESTPORT MAN FINDS UNIQUE CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FUTURE UNCERTAIN FOR DEADWOOD TRAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SIOUX TRIBE PEGS AWAY AT CASINO PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BARNETT URGED NOT TO OPPOSE TRIBAL BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUSH DOESN'T HAVE TO FISH FOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*FAMILY AWAITS BETTER TIMES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY WAGERS ON TARGET,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"MINNEGASCO RATE PLAN--WINTER CHILL, SMALL BILL","Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MAYOR CITES FLAWS IN HOUSING STUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
'MOTOR-VOTER' BILL SHOULD BE SALVAGED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INVESTIGATIONS ALL PART OF CAMPAIGNS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WIND IS ALTERNATE SOURCE FOR ENERGY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SF NICE SPOT FOR VOLKSMARCHING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--ROSS PEROT'S RUNNING MATE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*SINGING WITH GLEE, HISTORY","Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BARNEY 'REQESTS' A BAIL-OUT CALL, KINSERS BATTLE...","Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BEACH BOYS TO PLAY AUGUST 15 AT SF,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MCKENNAN AREA TOUR OFFERED ON MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU WORKER FACES EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SLOAN TESTIFIES IN HUSBAND'S CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
1 STILL IN HOSPITAL AFTER TUESDAY CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PEROT APPEAL FADING--OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRIVER ACQUITTED IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHIEFFER SAYS EVIDENCE JUSTIFIES CONFISCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CRAWLING WITH PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
'ECO COSTS' PASSED ON TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KILI ASKS TRIBAL PRESIDENT TO HELP SETTLE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BARNETT SAYS ETHICS COMMISSION NOT NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGAL ASSISTANTS ELECT THEIR GROUP OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL CHURCH TO MARK CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEA TO CELEBRATE ITS 90TH 'BIRTHDAY',"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS RESIDENTS RESISTING RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"*STORM RIPS HURON AIRPORT, GOLF COURSE","Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MISSILE BLASTING CONCERNS RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*STEVE KINSER HOLDS ON FOR WIN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
KOLB WINS FIRST-ROUND MATCH,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*FISHING STILL SLUGGISH AFTER STORMS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
OLD CORN STANDARD SURPASSED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SF AREA HOME SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*FLOODS WILL BASH CITY ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*INSPECTORS TO ASSESS DAMAGE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SIX MONTROSE RESIDENTS GET SICK FROM FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUT MORE RAIN IS COMING,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HEALTH CONCERNS RISE; OFFICIALS URGE CAUTION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
RED CROSS MIGHT SPEND {dollar}1 MILLION HERE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
GIVE TRAIL PLAN ANOTHER CHANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"PLEASE, CLEAN UP AFTER YOUR DOG (L)","Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JOHNSON SHOWED COURAGE WITH VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
NURSING HOME OFFERED EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--OTHER VICTIMS OF FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LOBBYIST DISCUSSES ED FUNDING SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN SHOT, BEATEN WITH BASEBALL BAT","Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILK CARTON BOAT RACE INFORMATION AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TASK FORCE WORKING ON HEALTH LAB PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TYRANNY OF FEMINISM TOPIC OF SPEECH,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HISPANIC FAMILY TAKES ROOT IN SMALL-TOWN S DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NTSB: NO PROOF BLADE IT PLANE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEVEN CHARGED IN STEROID SCAM,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICHIGAN FIRM BUYING STATION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EPA AWARDS GRANTS TO STATE PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY ADOPTS CURFEW FOR TEENS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD MAN INDICTED IN GUN THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU NAMES NEW VETERINARY DEPT HEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BROOKINGS ARTS FEST A TASTY TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRIBES HAVE A BIG STAKE IN HIGHER BETS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
HILLS GOLD MINE TO GET TAXES BACK,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*RAIN REIGNS IN MATCH PLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAD SUMMER FOR MOVIES AND TRAILERS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTIAN BANDS ARRIVE WITH A BANG,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HAVE A SAFE SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PIRATES PROCEEDS TO AID FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CREATE ORDER OUT OF CHAOS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
A LOTTERY SHORTFALL COULD BE MADE UP,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITY GROWTH EXCEEDING ESTIMATES BY 25 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ANTI-ALCOHOL GROUP ASKS FOR ABSTINENCE PLEDGES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MAN SEARCHES FOR HISTORY OF MISSION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
VIEWERS MISS THEIR SOAPS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NO HEALTH-CARE PLAN IS COMPLETELY UNIVERSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY DOLLARS BETTER THAN TAX ONES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PEOPLE SHOULD WORRY ABOUT PROPERTY TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
COURT'S DECISION RENEWS INTEGRITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*DON'T LET CHILDISH WAYS STUNT YOUR GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
'JOSEPH' LOSES VIRTUE OF SIMPLICITY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SUMMER BUSY TIME FOR SCAM ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HABITAT STARTS WORK OF HOUSE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ZOO PLANS EVENTS FOR DISABLED KIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HELMER SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MILBANK LEFT WITH ANOTHER SOGGY MEMORY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSAL WOULD EASE BAN ON TEEN DANCES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIGNALS TO AID BLIND PEDESTRIANS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL CHIEF OF POLICE RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
RAPID CITY WOMAN KILLED IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
5 MORE SD COUNTIES IN FLOOD DECLARATION,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ZEPHIER TO MANAGE FORT RANDALL CASINO,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PETITIONS ON GARBAGE RATE GET REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STRAND IS APPOINTED TO S DAKOTA HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INTERVIEWS NEXT WEEK IN GROFF SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OGLALA SIOUX TRIBE EDGES CLOSER TO CASINO,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*VALLEY SPRINGS BOOSTER DAYS PARADE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BACKERS OF TAX-LIMIT MEASURE SHAPING STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*A LITTLE HOSPITALITY--REST STOP,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WITNESS IN SIOUX FALLS SHOOTING GETS JAILED,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE SESSION TO DEAL WITH LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*MICKELSON'S OFFICIAL PORTRAIT GOES ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BLACK HILLS TOURISTS TURN TO TV FOR 'INFOMERCIAL',"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WHEAT PLAN WOULD STEM EXPORTS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
COLLECTIBLES SHOP GALLERY TO INHABIT BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*HILGENBERG'S INFRACTION SMALL BUT DAMAGING,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANSA RIDES DISQUALIFICATION INTO SEMIFANALS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL FASTPITCH STARS SHINE ON NATIONAL STAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DAKOTANS CARRY LARGER CREDIT CARD DEBT THAN AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IS MORE SPEED WHAT WE NEED?,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PROBE OF DASCHLES BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MOST CALLERS FAVOR RAISING SPEED LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DOWNTOWN STORES STAGE CRAZY DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BANKS FILL BILL(BOARDS),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*REITER, JANSA IN FINALS","Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ON THE RUN IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CAMP BOOSTS YOUTHS' OUTDOOR KNOWLEDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*IT'S NO DAY AT THE BEACH,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
MORTAR KILLS GIRL AT FIREWORKS SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOWNTOWN HOUSE FIRE INJURES ONE PERSON,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
10-YEAR-OLD DRIVER DEAD AFTER ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS TOSS ACCUSATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRAVELING CITY STREETS WITH THE PET PATROL,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA CREW SHARES BITTERSWEET MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
REVOCATION HEARING CONTINUES WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SCIENTISTS TO ATTEND CONFERENCE AT USD,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*AG GROUP PRESIDENT CRITICIZES FARM REPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LOCKSMITH SENTENCED TO 8 YEARS IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FESTIVAL-GOERS SEEK OUT 'GREAT STUFF',"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BOARDS CONSIDER CELLULAR PHONE FEE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"CHICK ABOUREZK, SENATOR'S BROTHER, DIES","Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*VETERAN STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIES AT 85,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*AT HOME IN MOBILE HOMES,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW PARK PLAN A REALISTIC BACKUP PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PRESERVING SITE COULD SAP BUDGET (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HOG NUMBERS SHOULD CONCERN SD (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER'S PROBLEMS ARE WELL-DOCUMENTED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
PROPERTY TAX CUT IS LITTLE CONSOLATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
INMATES ARE ENTITLED TO GOOD MEDICAL CARE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
MISSILE SILO MUSEUM REMINDER OF MAN'S FOLLY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
ANTI-PRESSLER LETTERS ARE GETTING TIRESOME (L),"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
*BUFFALO WEST RIVER SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
SD DOG BUMS FOOD FROM RIVER RAFTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
*MARRIAGE VOWS ARE TOUCHING WHEN HEARTFELT,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*BLACK HILLS FOR FREE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*'LITTLE GIRLS IN CHURCH',"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.G, p.10, col.2"
*DUKE'S BIRTHPLACE GAVE WINTERSET ITS LURE,"Argus LeaderJul 09 1995, sect.G, p.13, col.1"
BAN DISGUSTS SD RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-OFFICIAL TO ANSWER RAPE RAP,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-OFFICIAL TO ANSWER RAPE RAP,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*CLINTON JOHNSON-TORNADO THROUGH MANSON, IA","Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BAN DISGUSTS SD RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IF SKYLAB IS GOING TO FALL IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AIR GUARD HELD OVER IN PANAMA,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ALCOHOL PLANT PLAN GETS NOD-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STONE'S THROW AWAY-EXCEPT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ALCOHOL PLANT PLAN GETS NOD-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STONE'S THROW AWAY-EXCEPT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WEB PIPELINE FUNDING HITS LEGAL SNARLS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WEB PIPELINE FUNDING HITS LEGAL SNARLS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"ERA, ABORTION PROGRAM SET","Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"ERA, ABORTION PROGRAM SET","Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
WOMAN HURT IN CAR CRASH-DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
FLYING PRACTICE ENDS IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WHEAT DEAL COSTS TAIWAN {dollar}17 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SOIL EROSION TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HOW TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ENERGY CRISIS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER SHOULD MAKE IT FLAT 'NO' (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EARLY HEARING ON CAROL ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
SD JUDGE TO PERMIT COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SD PRESS HEAD IRKED BY RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SD PRESS HEAD IRKED BY RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*FIREFIGHTERS POLISH RESCUE TECHNIQUES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ACCIDENT SHATTERS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ACCIDENT SHATTERS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ACCIDENT SHATTERS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
THROWAWAY MOM LEARNS HARD WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
THROWAWAY MOM LEARNS HARD WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
THROWAWAY MOM LEARNS HARD WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
KSOO FILES SUIT OVER '75 TOWER COLLAPSE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
FARM LAND VALUE ASSESSMENT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
DOCTOR FILES SUIT AGAINST ABORTION LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR FILES SUIT AGAINST ABORTION LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GRAND JURY BEGINS CITY PROBE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GRAND JURY BEGINS CITY PROBE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GRAND JURY BEGINS CITY PROBE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CEMENT PLANT PCB LEAKAGE CLEANUP STARTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT PCB LEAKAGE CLEANUP STARTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DUTTON CONFIRMS MOVE TO TACKLE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DUTTON CONFIRMS MOVE TO TACKLE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROWN TROUT DYING OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FISH POPPER--WILL IT CLEAN & COOK THE FISH,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
APPEL & MATES READY FOR OKLAHOMA WRESTLERS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COACHES GROUP TO HONOR FOUR MEN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COACHES GROUP TO HONOR FOUR MEN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COACHES GROUP TO HONOR FOUR MEN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COACHES GROUP TO HONOR FOUR MEN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COACHES GROUP TO HONOR FOUR MEN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
APPEL & MATES READY FOR OKLAHOMA WRESTLERS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*POET CLIMBS RACIAL BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POET CLIMBS RACIAL BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SHAKESPEARE MEETS THE 1950'S,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PALACE REVIVING LIVE THEATER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHAKESPEARE MEETS THE 1950'S,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A SPECIAL SECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ETHNIC DIVERSITY PREVALENT IN SOUTHEASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*ETHNIC DIVERSITY PREVALENT IN SOUTHEASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NORDFEST HONORS 'ROYALTY',"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA PRESENTS 'CHARLIE'S AUNT',"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TRANSLATIONS GIVE INSIGHT TO GERMANS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TRANSLATIONS GIVE INSIGHT TO GERMANS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*HANDICAP NO BARRIER TO SIGN PAINTER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JO ANN YELLOW BIRD DIES OF POISON-WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WATER GROUP BACKS PARTS OF OAHE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WATER GROUP BACKS PARTS OF OAHE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
OLSON ASKS THAT TRIAL BE MOVED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
JO ANN YELLOW BIRD DIES OF POISON-WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
OLSON ASKS THAT TRIAL BE MOVED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WATER GROUP BACKS PARTS OF OAHE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*AREA MEN DON'T NEED OPEC FOR THEIR FUEL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*AREA MEN DON'T NEED OPEC FOR THEIR FUEL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"SF WOMAN LOSES {dollar}9,300 TO CON GAME","Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
"SF WOMAN LOSES {dollar}9,300 TO CON GAME","Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
DROUGHT BRINGS {dollar}245 MILLION OF CROP DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
DROUGHT BRINGS {dollar}245 MILLION OF CROP DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
CLOUD 9 FANTASY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES MCGOVERN ON 10 FAMILY ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
*CRITIC SEES ROLE AS HONEST JUDGE...,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
CRITICIZES MCGOVERN ON 10 FAMILY ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
SEES 'MANIC MAYHEM' IN 'BLUES BROTHERS' (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
*CRITIC SEES ROLE AS HONEST JUDGE...,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
BUSINESSMEN WARNED ABOUT BURGLARS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
4 MEN SENTENCED ON DRUG COUNTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
SF GIRL 6TH IN STENOGRAPHER EVENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN INDICTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
ETHANOL PLANT TO OPEN AT SCOTLAND,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN INDICTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
AGENCY MULLS URANIUM TEST REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
AGENCY MULLS URANIUM TEST REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*LOBBYIST--ELECTION MAY LIFT BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
USE OF RAIL LINE COULD SAVE SD HIGHWAY {dollar},"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
USE OF RAIL LINE COULD SAVE SD HIGHWAY {dollar},"Argus LeaderJul 10 1980, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
*THE END OF A FAMILY TRIANGLE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE END OF A FAMILY TRIANGLE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE END OF A FAMILY TRIANGLE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BASKETBALL COACHING DIEHARDS CROSS PATHS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EYES SEE STRAIGHT IN HAYES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*LET'S PLAY ROLLE BOLLE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF ENTERTAINMENT SCANDINAVIAN STYLE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LET'S PLAY ROLLE BOLLE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*'OYSTER STEW,'-BACK TO BASICS","Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*THE SUMMER SHOWS MUST GO ON,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*THE USD CAMPUS HAS THREE NEWLY FAMOUS TREES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
INDIAN TENSIONS FLUCTUATE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN TENSIONS FLUCTUATE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOL START NEARING, BUT CONTRACT TALKS DEAD","Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOWARD SAYS HE DIDN'T KILL ROOMMATE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD HAS 'EDGE' IN WATER FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WELCOME TO NORDLAND FEST 1981 (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR SPONSORS SECRET SERVICE BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HEARING ON AIRLINE SERVICE AUG 5,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON POLICE OFFICERS DROP LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN CONFESSES TO 32 OTHER BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
GRAND JURY RETURNS FOUR INDICTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
PANEL ENDORSES AUDIT OF COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PANEL ENDORSES AUDIT OF COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COMMUNITY PLACEMENT FOR RETARDED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COMMUNITY PLACEMENT FOR RETARDED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GARRISON DELAY SPURS PETITION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
FHA OFFICE PICKETED TO PROTEST ITS CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*STOCKMAN--I CAN COUNT ON ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEST ACQUIRING MULTINATIONAL FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REAGANOMICS NO PICNIC FOR THOSE AT THE PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STUDENT WINS NORDLAND FEST,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
THE FALLEN TREE MIGHT BE WINDFALL AT TAX TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
S DAKOTAN SURPRISED BY THE ALLEGATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*POW RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WATT DEFENDS SD WATER SALE AT MO EVENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MIKE SIMMONS--VIDEO WARRIOR VAPORIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OWEN MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL GOES TO JURY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"O'CONNOR, JANKLOW TO DEBATE SEPT 10","Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JURY NEEDN'T KNOW AWARDS TAX EXEMPT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINOR'S CONFESSION MAY BE INADMISSIBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUPREME COURT--PROPERTY SPLIT IN DIVORCE UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CONSERVE SD WALLEYES, CHECK INCOMING BOATS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO QUICK FIX FROM GENEVA ARMS TALKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FINE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ROBERTS ASSAILED FOR STOCKMAN FUNDRAISER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
IRONY SEEN IN GOP STUDENT AID STANDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SAYS JANKLOW WRONG ABOUT 1979 STRIKE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SANCTIONS AGAINST RUSSIA ATTACKED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CORSICA LIVESTOCK SALE BARN DEAL NEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE--SENDING TROOPS INSANE IDEA,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ETSI HAS HALF RIGHTS OF WAY NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY OKS LAWYER PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUBSTATION TO BE BUILT IN GROTON,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRUSTY WHO WALKED AWAY CAUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN FACES FALSE ID, THEFT TRIAL","Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN FACES TRIAL ON SEXUAL CONTACT WITH MINOR,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SF AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN RELEASED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SF WOMAN CHARGRED IN CAR CHASE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HUNDREDS STILL JOBLESS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL PHONE RATES LIKELY TO DOUBLE BY NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WOOD CARVERS AT FAIR BRING NEW LIFE TO LOGS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHEMICALS AREN'T TAINTING THE HEALTHY TASTE OF SD,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S NOT EASY BEING AN AMATEUR ATHLETE THESE DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FREEMAN NATIVE HANDEL REACHES FOR BASEBALL STARS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*KINSERS DON'T DOMINATE OUTLAWS CIRCUIT ON LOOKS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*SMALL HOSPITAL MAKES COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CROW CREEK SIOUX TRIBE WANTS TO BAN GILL NETTING,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SALARY IS KEY IN FINDING DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*DEMAND FOR IRRIGATION LOAN MONEY TRICKLES IN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN PROVIDES STABILITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COOPERATIVE MANAGER CLARIFIES FINANCIAL INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAYOR APPRECIATES NORDLAND FEST SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHOWS PROGRESS IN RESTORING UNBORNS' RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THE KIND OF EDUCATION PUBLIC IS WILLING TO FINANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CARTOON CALLED OFFENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FAKE STEAK HEADLINE DETRIMENTAL TO BEEF INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
REFLECTORS NEEDED FOR INTERSTATE 229 EXIT ROAD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EVERYONE IN MADISON SHOULD BE A SALESMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GERMAN YOUTHS WORRY ABOUT REAGAN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BUILDING CONTINUES IN RIVER OAKS DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEAGUE HAS STUDY OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MARION BAND TO 1ST PLACE IN PARADE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
"WIEGERS' TRIAL MAY COST COUNTY {dollar}20,000","Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FEATURES ARTICLES OF INTEREST TO AREA WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
WILL TEST SUPPORT OF HIS CANDIDACY FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
ABERDEEN PROTESTS REMOVAL OF AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BUFFALO MAN DIES AFTER HIT BY SEMITRAILER TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BURLINGTON NORTHERN PLANS TO ABANDON LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CODINGTON COUNTY WILL VOTE ON APPRAISAL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"DEADWOOD POLICE INVESTIGATE {dollar}10,000 THEFT","Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SQUIRREL MAY BE CAUSE OF POWER FAILURES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
GOSPEL TRAIN WON'T RUN AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
HIGH WATER FORCES OUT RATTLESNAKES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*QUARRY PITS MAN AGAINST QUARTZITE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*PLAYING WITH DOLLS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SPORTS REIGN IN THE ROBBIE HOUSEHOLD,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*WILMA ZYLSTRA--FATHER HANDS DOWN LOVE OF COOKING,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*BUSINESSMEN WILL RENOVATE OLD CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HOMEBUYERS TRADE SWEAT FOR CASH DOWN PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BANKRUPTCIES FOR THE LAST HALF OF MAY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
LOCAL COLLEGES CAN'T AFFORD BIG INVESTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1983, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*KICKS OFF BERESFORD'S CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL DISPUTES BELL POSITION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE WANTS CORPS TO HELP PAY FOR CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*BASEBALL, BUBBLE GUM & BIG DREAMS","Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*BOAT DRAWS ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CASE MADE FOR NEW EMPHASIS ON ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POTENTIAL SPRINGFIELD BUYERS RESCHEDULE VISIT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATERFOWL REFUGES ARE TOPIC,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN RECEIVES {dollar}5,000 FINE","Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WINTER HOME AT ZOO WILL COST,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSIONERS TO VOTE ON PROVISIONAL BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FULL-TIME STREET INSPECTOR TO BE ON CITY PAYROLL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MESABA AIRLINES FLIES NEW 44-PASSENGER PLANES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PRISON INMATE WALK-AWAY BACK IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STANSELL JURY TO HAVE OPTION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEFENDING SD--A QUESTION OF STYLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
4 NEW SCHOOLS ARE POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BURLINGTON NORTHERN CARS DERAIL NEAR ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
OWNERS TO STUDY JAMES RIVER WATER RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PRESSLER CLAIMS HE IS NOT AVOIDING CUNNINGHAM,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WOLLY BEARS AVOID TREND--RETURN TO FIELDS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HURON VOTERS DECIDING FATE OF COLLEGE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RETAIL SALES FIGURES SHOW FIRST HALF DECLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ROSEBUD CHIEF JUDGE WANTS SUSPENSION MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SUIT SEEKS CATTLE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EMPLOYERS WANT MORE THAN JUST CHEAP LABOR,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*MEN'S MATCH-PLAY GOLF TOURNEY OPENS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSION PROPOSES SWAN HUNTING SEASON,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DISEASE REACHES EPIDEMIC STAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SALMONELLA TRACED TO EMBERS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STOCKMAN EXIT DRAWS NO FARM CURTAIN CALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PROJECT IS TOO BIG A BURDEN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE HEALTH AGENCY FAILS IN DUTY TO PUBLIC (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SWEEPSTAKES ASSIST CHARITY ORGANIZATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BURNOUT TOLL AMONG GOOD TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GROUP HAS MALE MEMBERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CONVENTION PROMOTES IMAGE OF GERMANS FROM RUSSIA,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LENKER EARNS EAGLE SCOUT RANK,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*RITZMAN GETS LEADERSHIP AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
"BUSINESS SPECIALIST--THINK LOCAL, SMALL","Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS WANT NEW BLOOD ON BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY AIMS FOR {dollar}2.1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM HOPES TO CURE CHILD-CARE HEADACHE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SUSPICIOUS FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MONEY FOR INDIAN HOUSING PROGRAM WAS MISMANAGED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PETERSON REMAINS SERIOUS BUT STABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
8 ARRESTED ON SEX CHARGES HAVE BEEN TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOMEOWNERS WILL PAY SLIGHTLY LOWER TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KNEIP PLANS TO ANNOUNCE POLITICAL FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MILLER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RANSOM CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS--STATE PROBABLY WILL APPEAL PRISON SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY MAY BURY LAND DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"RESIDENTS, CITY DEBATE ANNEXATION PLANS","Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"100 WANTED JOB, EDUCATOR SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CALIFORNIA MURDER SUSPECT CAUGHT IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OVERCROWDING AT MARK TWAIN ELEMENTARY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*AUDUBON DELAYS RESPONSE ON GARRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*YOUNG SWIMMER SPLASHES TO HELP REPAY DEBT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SCRAMBLER MEETS MEDALIST BALES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COMPLETION OF VIADUCT WORK EXPECTED ON TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VANDERLOO FORCES POLICE CHIEF OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROBBERY SUSPECT ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*GIVE THE CUBS A CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SUMMER READING--PAPERBACKS ARE HOT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN MODELS FIRST NOVEL AFTER PIONEER AUNT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'TEN LITTLE INDIANS' IS PLODDING,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*100 FAITHFUL TO HEAR THE WORD,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSH TO SPEAK TODAY AT RALLY FOR ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOWNTOWN PROJECTS LIKELY TO RESURFACE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TOURISM OFFICES RECEIVE {dollar}62,500 FROM STATE","Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIP TO ISRAEL WASN'T FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TESTIFIES IN SUIT AGAINST HIM,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BROOKINGS POLICE DEPARTMENT CHARGED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER DOESN'T KNOW IF JANKLOW WILL APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUP CRITICIZES SD MENTAL CARE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MARTY MAN SENTENCED TO 11 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOST FARMERS IGNORE WHEAT POLL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN COMFORTABLE IN OFFICER SLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WINNER JAIL REMAINS CLOSED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ANNUAL CORVETTE CLASSIC TO BEGIN JULY 17,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORN PALACE STAMPEDE RODEO SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER SCHOOL TEACHER SENTENCED TO 120 DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN ART AT REST STOP NEAR CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW BOMBERS TO BE LOUDER THAN B-52S,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE DEMOCRATS BEGIN WORK ON PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXPLAINS REMARKS HE MADE ABOUT WIVES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HEARING ON PCB STORAGE TO BE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*KRIS WORKING OUT KINKS FOR TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
QUAKE SHAKES HURON AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DISCRIMINATION SUIT PAYS OFF FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"UNION, MORRELL AGREE TO COOL OFF","Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DON'T MAKE TASK FORCE ALL SHOW (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POLITICAL FOX GUARDS CHICKENS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WRITE TO DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
COVERAGE OF CRUSADE GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*ROMANCE LOOKED GOOD WITH 'ROXANNE',"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE ART OF COLLECTING,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLAY OFFERS PEEK INTO 'DINING ROOM',"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*4TH FUGITIVE TURNS HIMSELF IN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS RAPE DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUGITIVE KILLS HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LONGER STAYS URGED FOR BOYS HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAIWANESE SIGN WHEAT CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 ROBBERIES MAY BE RELATED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY PANEL LOOKS AT POKER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
OFFERING LOTS OF PRIZES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INMATES NEED MENTAL CARE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HIGH COURT BLOCKS INSURER LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
SODRAC PARK RACES COME TO SF FACILITY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*DONAHUE ADVANCES TO 3RD ROUND,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*CUSTER FIRE CONTAINED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*WHERE THERE'S SMOKE, THERE'S FIREFIGHTERS","Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT LEADS BUDGET GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION FOES FACE STIFF FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EMPLOYERS ABUSE YOUNG (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LAKE MADISON GETS UNDESERVED BUM RAP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RESTAURANT FINDINGS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'ARGUS' SHOWS ELECTION BIAS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
INDIAN DANCES MISINFORM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
OLYMPIC SUPPORT PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SHOULD HAVE ACCESS TO NEXT PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
REMARK SHOWS INDIANS MISUNDERSTOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
ODDS IN PRODUCING BASEBALL TALENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE HAS TREASURED ITS OLYMPIANS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HERSHEY MEET SHOWCASES FUTURE STARS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*DRIVER WANTS BACK ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DROUGHT RESPONSIBLE FOR RISE IN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
BOY INJURED IN CRASH IS OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OKLAHOMA MINISTER TO VISIT ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SPONSORS BILL ON DROUGHT RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE EASES RULES ON HAY TRUCKING,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLK--GOVERNMENT HAS UNCLAIMED FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CRAFTY ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN SEES HOPE FOR PARTY IN '88,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION NEARS {dollar}3 MILLION GOAL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRE AT MINING OPPONENT'S HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BARKER LOSES CHALLENGE FOR POSITION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIELD FIRE DESTROY THREE COMBINES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON-BUSH MEETING A HOAX,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARTY OFFICIAL STOPS STRAW POLL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FARM BUREAU NAMES ESSAY PRIZEWINNERS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NO CUT IN CRP FUNDS IF HAY IS DONATED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY BUILDS A 100-YEAR LEGACY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT'S AHEAD FOR COMMODITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
THINK TWICE BEFORE CASHING IN A CD,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BABY HOPPERS POSE THREAT TO CROPS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.E, p.06, col.3"
*KEYSTONE MAN MASTERS ENGRAVING GUNS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PUTS INDIAN CHILDREN IN TRIBAL HOMES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*EXIT FROM CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TIME EATS AWAY AT RICH PAST,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
108 DEGREE HIGH BAKES SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD SHOULD RESOLVE OLD PROBLEMS QUICKLY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"COACHES, UMPIRES HAVE THANKLESS JOBS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T BLAME MUSIC (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
'NEW' CORN PALACE UNVEILED WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FAILED CABLE LEAVES 2,500 WITHOUT POWER","Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO ACT ON '89 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ZOO OFFERS TOURS FOR DISABLED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 SOUTH DAKOTANS DEAD IN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ACTIVIST NURSE FOR HUNKING,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*1,100 ARE REUNITED IN CANTON","Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET CHIEF GETS 23 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOW OTHER CABINET MEMBERS FARED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*STATE PARK GREENING AGAIN AFTER '88 FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GET OUT OF THE BALLPARK,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COLLEGE'S CENTER FOR WOMEN NARROWS SCOPE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS INJURED AT BLAZE IN WOLSEY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BUCKLING UP LEADS TO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RC MAN IS CHARGED IN FATAL TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WATER MAIN BREAK LEAVES CLARK DRY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WORLDLY ENVELOPE TO MAKE STOP IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
4-H VOLUNTEERS TO BE HONORED AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX SAN MAY LINK WITH USD MED SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*TRIBE SIDES WITH CALIFORNIA MILLIONAIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
RED-HOT OFFENSE LEADS POST 15,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MIDGET SERIES WON'T RACE AT HUSET,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DEAD FISH WON'T HARM CITY'S WATER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE CAUSE UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE NEW RULES A THREAT--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAKOTA MAN WINS HONOR FOR FOLK ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--RECORDED MUSIC WITH RAUNCHY LYRICS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GAYS SHOULD PUSH FOR ACCEPTANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FLAG-BURNING ISSUE COVERS NAKED AGENDA (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
PRESSLER HELPS SOLVE SENCORE PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
ARTS GROUP TO HONOR OLDER INDIAN ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRAIRIE AND PIONEER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES FOCUS OF NIGHT AT PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN CABLE THEFT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WORKER HAS HER HAND AMPUTATED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRIVER FREED FROM CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DIRECTOR FORCED TO RESIGN--OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON WANTS IDEAS ON EDUCATION GOALS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD GIVES ITSELF RAISE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN ASKS FOR TREATMENT AT CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THANK DEAD MAN FOR CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CLOTHIER TAKES ON MALT PUB,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HOLIDAY GAS PRICES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"BALLOON SHOW MAY DRAW 10,000 EACH DAY","Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COLMAN CLAIMS LOTTERY WINDFALL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRIVER IS IDENTIFIED IN RUNOVER INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EARL TRIAL DELAYED UNTIL SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SPEARFISH RESIDENTS WANT STONE MOVED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ASHMORE IS NAMED SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FIRE CHIEF FILES APPEAL IN CASE OVER REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BREAK IN WATER MAIN LEAVES BLACK HAWK DRY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COMMITTEE QUESTIONS MENTAL HOSPITAL FEE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GERMANS SHOW ZEAL FOR SOCCER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"AMUNDSON, KOLB PLAYING FOR PLACE IN HISTORY","Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*27 HOLES MAKES ELMWOOD NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WOLFGANG WINS 2ND STRAIGHT RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
AIRLINE MAY HINGE ON RC,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE SEEKS NEW PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CIVIC BOARDS WILL STUDY OFFICE PLANS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*FEELINGS MIXED ABOUT LOTTO SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MIDWEST WON'T SEE MUCH OF ECLIPSE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF MAN RESCUED FROM WATER TOWER IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'GOOF-OFF' LEAVES MARK ON SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LOTS OF GOOD MUSIC GRACES CITY STAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRESH FROM THE FARM,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*FLOREN, WELK REGULARS TO PERFORM","Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*NATIVE SOUTHERNER STARTED COOKING AT 13,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE TO CHECK TRAFFIC SPEEDS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RC MAN WHO THREATENED BUSH RELEASED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECORD NUMBER SAW RUSHMORE ON JULY 4,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A BRICK AT A TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN UNDAUNTED BY DISABILITY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ZOO DIRECTOR TO RESIGN IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DUMP CLEANUP DOESN'T MEET STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHIEFFER TRYING TO SELL DC HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY VOWS TO SUE AFTER STUFFED ANIMALS TAKEN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WANTS LAND SET ASIDE IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PORCUPINE MAN KILLED IN HOLIDAY AUTO CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*GOVERNOR REJECTS INDIAN LAND PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DELL RAPIDS DANCE HALL GETS LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
QUESTIONS LINGER FOR LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STEEN INDUCTED TO SD GOLF HALL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JET SKI GROUP RACES FOR FUN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
AUSTAD'S ANNOUNCES EMPLOYEE LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
GRANT FOCUSES ON INDIAN BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BOARD TO HANDLE LIVESTOCK TREATMENT COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
CORN ROOTWORM EXPERIMENT GAINS GROUND IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
SIOUX VALLEY READY TO MOVE HOUSES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*RAINS TOO MUCH FOR CROPS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE DEMOCRATS PLEASED WITH RUNNING MATE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*DELLS BLUE RIBBON FAN, FRIEND KILLED IN FALL","Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"STAR COW INJURED, REPLACED BY HOLSTEIN","Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CUBS DESERVE JEERS FOR RESISTING MOVES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"INSURANCE SCHEMES COST MONEY, TIME (L)","Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BISHOP SHOULD EXPLAIN WHY CENTER WAS CLOSED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*'CASABLANCA' PLAYS AGAIN--AND AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DJ FINDS GROOVE ON SATURDAY NIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'PRELUDE' DRIVES HOME THE POWER OF LOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
IS ROAD CONSTRUCTION DRIVING YOU CRAZY?,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*LOCAL ACTS DOMINATE JAZZ FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EVENTS EXPANDED FOR CHILDREN IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ASSISTANT US ATTORNEY PROMOTED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISABLED CHILDREN WELCOME AT ZOO EVENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING MEETING SET FOR JULY 15,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHIEFFER WAITING FOR CONFIRMATION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*APPEAL DENIED FOR CONVICTED KILLER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SEEKING SHELTER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'SQUEAKY CLEAN' REPORT PLEASES LOTTERY CHIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXPERT SAYS SUE IN DANGER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LIQUOR LABEL MEASURE APPROVED BY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ASBESTOS WORK SPURS INDICTMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JUDGE DENIES REQUEST TO THROW OUT LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MUSEUM DEDICATION SATURDAY AT HILL CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO HOMESTAKE OFFICIALS RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VALLEY SPRINGS HOSTS BOOSTER DAYS EVENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HOSPITAL EXPANSION--MORE ROOM FOR OUTPATIENT CARE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GROUP AIMS TO MATCH STURGIS BIKE RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LAWMAKERS MULL ETHICS ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SECOND MALE FHA PRESIDENT NAMED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*WEIGHT TRAINING BECOMING MORE POPULAR WITH WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GORE PROMISES STRONG RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SLEEPLESS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MORE RAIN PREDICTED IN REGION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CITY REPAIRS SHOULD TOP {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
*BASEMENT BLUES ABOUND,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*'SUPERSTAR' DISJOINTED LOOK AT JESUS' LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
COUNTERATTACK IS ONLY RESPONSE IN PRISON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SOWING GOD'S SEED TAKES TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*YOUTH MINISTRY HEAD LEAVING SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHILD-CARE GRANTS ARE NOW AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FRATERNITY PRESIDENT: LAMBA CHI INNOCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS INDICTED IN RAPE OF GIRL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RED CROSS OPENS DOORS TO FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN WINS MONEY IN POWERBALL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PIRATES PLAY BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NICKEL LOTTERY TARGETS LATE SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROPERTY UP FOR AUCTION CARRIES HIGH TAX BURDEN,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S FIRST KIDNEY TRANSPLANT BROTHERLY ACT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN MUST REPAY STOLEN MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE--COSTNERS GET BETTER DEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
{dollar}55 MILLION NEEDED FOR RAPID VALLEY ROAD WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEUEL COUNTY TO GET NEW STATE'S ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HILL CITY MAN HURT IN LIGHTNING STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HILL CITY MOTORCYCLIST KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LABOR DEPT GIVES MONEY FOR YOUTH JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS PROTECT AIR SERVICE CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD COMPENSATION PAYMENTS GET SHORTER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LIFE NOT A DRAG FOR YOUNG RACER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE WANTS MURDER CONVICTION REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FURNITURE STORE TO SELL IN THEMES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CANARIES TIP SIOUX CITY 6-5,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NUDE BAR STRIPPED OF LICENSE SURVIVING,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOW DEEP WILL LOTTERY FIGHT GO?,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BROOKINGS FESTIVAL CONTINUES TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RURAL RESIDENTS REMAIN UPTIGHT ABOUT MALE STRIP BAR,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DUMP PESTICIDE CONTAINERS IN JULY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FREE TRADE AGREEMENT TOPIC OF WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA ENTREPRENEURS FARING BETTER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BIRD DOGS SCOUT LEAGUE FOR PROSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANARIES BACK IN FIRST AFTER BEATING THUNDER BAY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JANSA EYES REPEAT VS REITER TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*GUN SAFETY ONE OF MOST IMPORTANT JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*GROUP WANTS TO MAKE LAKE WHAT IT WAS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
SPEAKER TO DISCUSS POPULATION CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUCTION WILL RAISE FUNDS FOR RED CROSS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NUMBER OF VISITORS TO BADLANDS DROPS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*1 IN 3 AT AUGIE BINGE DRINK,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ALFRESCO ART DRAWS CROWDS TO BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EPA RULING A STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION--CORN GROWERS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY PARTICIPATING IN MS BIKE RIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY VICTIMS OF CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MADISON TAX VOTE SET FOR JULY 19,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY BAKERY TO CLOSE SEPT 10,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DOG BREEDER SAYS COUNTY JAIL UNSANITARY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SIGNUP CONTINUES FOR MS BIKE RIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
QUESTION AGREEMENTS TO RECOVER INDIAN OBJECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DEER SEASON EXTENDED IN NORTHEAST,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SAFETY-MINDED PROFESSIONALS OF FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
EMERGENCY GRAZING OK'D IN COUNTY RESERVE LANDS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
VOTERS DESERVE LAST SAY ON LOTTERY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
POLITICIANS TO PERK-LESS SYSTEM (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
POLITICIANS TO AVOID WRONGDOING (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
VETS' GROUP NEEDS WARDEN'S OK (ABERDEEN AMERICAN),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*FAMILY GOES HOME TO ROOTS IN SD PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
NO JOB SHOULD BE LOST DUE TO CITIBANK AUDIT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
ARGUS LOSES OBJECTIVITY WITH HEALTH-CARE STORY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
LAUREL OAKS STAFF COMMENDED FOR RESCUE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
HIGHER SALES TAX CHEAPER THAN LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
"SCHOOL BOARD, VO-TECH CHOOSE GOOD NAMES (L)","Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
STOPPING VIDEO LOTTERY WOULD CREATE DISASTER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
ACCUSED KIDNAPPER DESERVES SWIFT JUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
VIDEO LOTTERY ISSUE SHOULD GO ON BALLOT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
RIGHT TO OWN GUNS PART OF CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
STATE SHOULD BE LEADER IN ASSISTED SUICIDES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*SOUTH DAKOTA TALES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*WESTERN MOVIES STILL CAN STIR A SOUL,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*AIRFEST '94 IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.5"
*WOMAN FATALLY STABBED; AT LEAST TWO ARE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"SEMINAR COMPARES RELIGION, BASEBALL","Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*TRAFFIC HEADACHES GROWING PROBLEM, STUDY CONFIRMS","Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PROJECT CHANGES SEEM SO OBVIOUS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*WHITE EAGLE'S SPIRIT INDOMITABLE, INSPIRING (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ARGUS WRONG TO TEAR DOWN HISTORIC BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PENSIONS FOR OFFICIALS BANKRUPT GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES FIND HOPE IN UN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SENIORS PUNISHED UNDER GOP BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PRESSLER FAILED SD WITH VOTE ON WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL ISN'T A GOOD IDEA,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN STUDENT RECEIVES MEDAL AT WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BIG BANG BOOSTS BIRDS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
IDENTITY RELEASED OF HOUSE FIRE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BRAY TO COMMAND ARMY GUARD BATTALION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PET SHOP REGULATIONS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SUNFLOWERS GAIN POPULARITY IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAYOR'S ASSIST. WISHES DRIVERS WERE MORE COURTEOUS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM URGES KIDS TO WEAR HELMETS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SPORTS CLUB TO HOLD DINNER FOR LAKE FUND,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SECRETARY SAYS REVIEW OF BAG LAW NECESSARY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION STARTED ON COMMUNITY CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MAN DIES OF INJURIES FOLLOWING TRUCK CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BOX ELDER MAN FACES FOUR FELONY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*VOTE MAY DELAY PLANS FOR WASTEWATER PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SD BOARD APPROVES WATER SYSTEM PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*TREKKIE GATHERING OUT OF THIS WORLD,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FIREFIGHTERS SECURE FUNDS FOR TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"ENJOYED CARD GAMES, FARM","Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*MINK PRODUCTION IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*CHAPEL TRIBUTE TO COUPLE'S MISSION,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS OFFER BIKE SAFETY POINTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FLOODING INCREASES FARM MEDIATION REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS CONSIDER CHANGING LICENSE POLICY,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*IRS '95 SURVEY OF TAX RETURNS TO START OCT.1,"Argus LeaderJul 10 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
OUTLOOK BLEAK FOR MISSOURI BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRE DESTROYED TWO OUTER BLDGS-RENNER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OUTLOOK BLEAK FOR MISSOURI BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ON A CLEAR DAY, YOU'LL SEE SKYLAB","Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EXPERT--LAND USE TIED TO TAX BITE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BOXCAR SHORTAGE IN MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EXPERT--LAND USE TIED TO TAX BITE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW WILL ACCEPT TOXAPHENE BAN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
TOURISM HELP PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW WILL ACCEPT TOXAPHENE BAN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
YOUTH KILLED IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
GOVERNOR SILENT ON CHARGE-SUGRUE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
GOVERNOR SILENT ON CHARGE-SUGRUE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
ANTI-ABORTIONISTS' RESPONSE ASSAILED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ARTICLE ON DEMOCRATIC PARTY MEETING DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MONDALE'S VISIT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
AG MUSEUM NOW IN NEW QUARTERS AT SDSU (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
OPENING PLAY IN THE MEN'S STATE AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"AGENCIES FIGHT DISINTEREST, REGULATIONS","Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"AGENCIES FIGHT DISINTEREST, REGULATIONS","Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"AGENCIES FIGHT DISINTEREST, REGULATIONS","Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PICNIC WITH MEXICAN FLAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CHAIRMAN QUITS BOARD OVER SLIP UP,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHAIRMAN QUITS BOARD OVER SLIP UP,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOT WEATHER TRIGGERS STORMS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*SHAKESPEARE ADAPTION ROCKS WITH REVELRY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PREMATURE BABY WEATHERS MEDICAL CRISES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRUCKERS SPEED THROUGH SD,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TRUCKERS SPEED THROUGH SD,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TRUCKERS SPEED THROUGH SD,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BROOKINGS SUMMER FOLK ARTS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
LOVE TEACHER TO TALK IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
LOVE TEACHER TO TALK IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
SD THEATRE GROUP PICKS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*AREA MATMEN GAIN DRAW,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NANNEN HOPING ITALIANS WANT SHOOTING TOUCH,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*NANNEN HOPING ITALIANS WANT SHOOTING TOUCH,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FIGHT FOR SD SENATE SEAT HEATING UP EARLY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT FORCES MORE CATTLE SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT FORCES MORE CATTLE SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIGHT FOR SD SENATE SEAT HEATING UP EARLY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELECTRICAL USE SOARS WITH HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIGHT FOR SD SENATE SEAT HEATING UP EARLY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OLSON MAKES INSANITY PLEA,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OLSON MAKES INSANITY PLEA,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS FARMERS OPPOSE URANIUM EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MISTRIAL SOUGHT IN HILLS DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MISTRIAL SOUGHT IN HILLS DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN RETRACTS WINGLER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN RETRACTS WINGLER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NORDLAND FEST AND SD ROOTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL ANSWER URGED FOR HANDICAPPED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL ANSWER URGED FOR HANDICAPPED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*MORNING PUBLICATION GIVES ARGUS BETTER SHOT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*MORNING PUBLICATION GIVES ARGUS BETTER SHOT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"ABDNOR--CAN'T WIN ON ERA, ABORTION","Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO CASTLEWOOD YOUTHS KILLED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FIRE, BLAST INJURED WATERTOWN MOTHER, DAUGHTER","Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FIRE, BLAST INJURES WATERTOWN MOTHER, DAUGHTER","Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FBI INVESTIGATING YELLOW BIRD'S DEATH-WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS SETTLE ON SDSU LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS SETTLE ON SDSU LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FBI INVESTIGATING YELLOW BIRD'S DEATH-WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD MAN TO TESTIFY ABOUT DEFOLIANT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALICK DRUG'S FOOD TAX TOO HIGH,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ALICK DRUG'S FOOD TAX TOO HIGH,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COLTON FARMER GRANTED DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DRIVING CASE RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROAD WORK MAY BE SLOWED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DRIVING CASE RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE WATER LAWSUIT DETAINED PENDING JURISDICTION DE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MALL FINDS TENANT FOR WARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MALL FINDS TENANT FOR WARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOWARD FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ABDNOR WILL SUPPORT THE NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"BOYS, GIRLS WILL HAVE SOFTBALL","Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CLASS OF 1931 COMES HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY TO GET ROSEBUD MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY TO GET ROSEBUD MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF BANK BEGINS LOW-BALANCE FEE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SOFTBALL TEAMS OF REPS DASCHLE & ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RAINS NO HELP FOR THIRSTY STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL FUNDING SYSTEM TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SOFTBALL TEAMS OF REPS DASCHLE & ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL FUNDING SYSTEM TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TENNIS BRAT NEEDS STRONG DISCIPLINE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SAYS DOCTORS OPPOSED TO ANTI-ABORTION BILL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CIRCUS VARGAS CALLED A GIGANTIC RIP-OFF (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CIGARETTE BUTTS UGLY LITTER FOR NON-SMOKERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BB GUN CHAMPIONSHIP IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIQUOR STORE PLEADS NO CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA OFFERS CHILDREN'S ART CLASS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"THIEF BREAKS WINDOW, STEALS JEWELRY","Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PRISON SMUGGLING SUSPECT IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PLAYHOUSE SURPASSES FUND GOAL,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AIRLINE WANTS TO SERVE YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMPUTER POKER GAMES ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMPUTER POKER GAMES ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE HOSPITAL ADMISSION FEE DOUBLED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE HOSPITAL ADMISSION FEE DOUBLED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEMOCRAT REACTION TO NOMINEE MIXED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SMALLER STATE RAILS IGNORED, FOR NOW","Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NO CONTRACT FOR CANOVA TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY REGULATES URANIUM,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EPA TO RECONSIDER POISON BAN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
EPA TO RECONSIDER POISON BAN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
COURT OVERTURNS LABOR DEPT ORDER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
COURT OVERTURNS LABOR DEPT ORDER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
COURT OVERTURNS LABOR DEPT ORDER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*WINDSTORM WHIPS UP BUSINESS FOR SF FIRMS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOURISM RISES 3.5 PERCENT IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*JOKING ASIDE, FESTIVAL REVELS IN ETHNIC PRIDE","Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WINDSTORM TRANSPLANTS GIRL TO HOUSE NEXT DOOR,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSING WITNESS KEY TO OWEN VERDICT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"PLAN CALLS FOR MORE WOMEN, MINORITIES","Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POLICE END CAR SEARCH FOR ARMED HITCHHIKER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CAMP DAVID SPIRIT NEEDED FOR MIDEAST (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THRIVING HAY CROP A WELCOME CHANGE (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE GIVES NEW FARM CRISIS BILL 50-50 CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PEACE PEDALLERS FATTEN UP IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WHEAT GROWERS LOBBY FOR LONG-TERM DEAL WITH RUSSIA,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*GOP AIDES SAY DASCHLE BILL CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
URANIUM MINE RESTORATION RULES CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IN BROOKINGS OFFER A SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
CHANCE OF REPLANTING CROPS DIMINISHES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
HOPES HE GETS SHOT AS A WASHINGTON BULLET,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANTON BREAKS SIOUX FALLS' MONOPOLY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRACKSTERS LOVE THAT HERSHEY'S,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"FEINER SHORT ON STATURE, LONG WITH A BAT","Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
HOSPICE PROGRAM ALLOWS PATIENTS TO STAY AT HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ANNIE WHITED--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"*BN HAS STRANGLEHOLD ON SD, PRESSLER SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*10-MINUTE HAILSTORM CANCELS FARMERS' PAYCHECKS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS FILED IN THE LAST HALF OF MAY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
*EXITING MEMBERS LEAVE LEGACY OF GROWING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PACE IS SLOW--CRIME RATE'S LOW IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'HEARTBURN' MIRRORS THE DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"AS AIDS SPREADS, FEAR SPREADS AS WELL","Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORLD TRAVELER WRITES ABOUT NATIVE BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"COUNCIL WILL DISCUSS INDIAN GIRL'S RAPE, DEATH","Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING TAKES PLACE AT COMMISSION MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL DISCUSS CARPENTRY BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOSING ENGINE POWER IS PART OF THE GAME,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS ARE CARRYING OUT HER DREAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE, BAPTIST SEMINARY CHANGE STAFFS","Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
4 ARE KILLED ON STATE HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ELMWOOD TREATS JUNIOR GOLFERS FAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LONG-TERM PROGRAMS NEEDED FOR FARMERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BAND PROGRAMS APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PHONE RATE HIKE MAY PUSH CUSTOMERS TO BOOTHS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS WANTS TO CHANGE MOTEL & BAR TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS WILL DISCUSS STATE SALE OF RIVER WATER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXCAVATORS SEARCH FOR MAMMOTHS AT HOT SPRINGS SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CANCER VICTIM PUTS FAITH IN INNOVATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
"HULST, MAVITY PULL SURPRISES IN WINNING TITLES","Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
THREE-WHEELERS GIVE A DAY'S WORTH OF FUN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HANSON WINS APPEAL TO RESTORE POSITION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HURON RESIDENTS APPROVE SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN FORESEES PEACEFUL CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NO BIG CHANGES IN WATERFOWL REFUGE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SALMON ARE CRASHING THE WALLEYE BARRIER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TO SET RED LAKE WATER LEVELS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS VOTE NOT TO SET BOBCAT SEASON,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*PERSONALITY MARKS PAGES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE BEACH BOYS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A DAY AT CAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONCERNS SURROUND HIGHER EDUCATION COST,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TO KEEP ROUTE FOR TUITION THE SAME,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HAYWARD RESIDENTS TO DISCUSS ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKER WANTS PRISONERS IN INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
MAN FACES CHARGES AFTER BROWN DRUG THEFTS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*DEFENDS INTENT OF MEETINGS WITH STATE'S ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*MONDALE'S TACTICS BOTHER CUNNINGHAM,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CITY BIKE TRAIL TO HAVE MUD CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"FEWER WORDS, MORE ACTION WELCOME (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RIGHT MOVE IN LINDENDALE REZONING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BILL FOR BROOKINGS SPILL CONTINUES TO CLIMB,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EDUCATOR WHO LOST JOB WILL RECEIVE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
REQUEST MADE FOR JAMES LANDOWNER FOR GROUP,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE COALITION WANTS PROGRAM FOR THE ABUSED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*COKE CAVES IN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BAND CAN'T STAY AT ALL-STAR GAME,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NATION SHOULD TAP POTENTIAL OIL SUPPLY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SILLY PLAN FOR FIGHTING WORLD TERRORISM (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ANIMAL MUSEUM A TREASURE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*WHAT'S A VALET LIKE YOU DOING...,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANTON MAN FOUND GUILTY OF PUBLIC INDECENCY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOOD POISONING TRACED TO SAUSAGES OR SAUCE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL WARD WON'T SHUT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON SERIOUS BUT STABLE AFTER HEART ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
25 DISCUSS DOWNTOWN PROJECT AND DISABLED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
APARTMENT PLAN GETS GREEN LIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS APPROVE BUILDING BONDS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AMENDMENT ON TREATED MEAT GOES TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"COUPLE ABDUCTED, MAN STABBED IN IDAHO","Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GEM CONVENTION NEXT WEEK IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HARROLD MAN DIES IN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LENNOX MAN CHARGED IN CRASH THAT INJURED 6,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NAMED ACTING HEAD OF PHYSICS DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SECRETARY OF COMMERCE AND REGULATION NAMED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE FIRES ARE TAMED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TAX PLAN WOULD BURDEN FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNOR HOPEFULS TO STEP TO BAT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"CHARITY CHALLENGE HAS {dollar}500,000 CATCH","Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD DEBATE HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA'S MORE LIBERAL WEAPON LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*A NICE PLACE TO VISIT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.02, col.1"
STREET BEARS SETTLER'S FAMILY NAME,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.02, col.1"
WHERE TO GO FOR HEALTH SERVICES HELP,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.03, col.1"
*SPECIAL EVENTS SPICE UP SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.04, col.4"
SOME FACTS & FIGURES ON THE CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.05, col.4"
AREA OFFERS LONG LIST OF THINGS TO DO,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.06, col.1"
VO-TECH INSTITUTE PROVIDES MAJORS IN 14,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.07, col.4"
CITY HAS CONVENIENT TRANSPORTATION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.08, col.1"
CONVERTS TO 5-MEMBER CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.08, col.1"
REQUIREMENTS FOR SOUTH DAKOTA VOTING,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.08, col.1"
CITY OFFERS HIGHER EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.09, col.1"
SCHOOL AIDS DEAF STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.09, col.1"
A LIST OF SIOUX FALLS PRE-SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.09, col.4"
WIDE VARIETY OF OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.10, col.1"
A LIST OF SF HOUSES OF WORSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.10, col.4"
ADDRESSES ARE A NUMBERS GAME,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.11, col.1"
CITY'S LIBRARY OFFERS MANY SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect. , p.11, col.1"
*FEW SUPPORT POLICE CHIEF'S REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BURLINGTON SIGNS 15-YEAR LEASE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUSH SALUTES ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MAYOR SAYS HE'S SURPRISED, DISAPPOINTED","Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LOCAL ROCK BAND RECORDS NEW MUSIC,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SCHOOL REUNION--TIME TO PAY HOMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW NEEDS SOME CHANGES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOULD HAVE LET VOTERS IN ON SECRET (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*GUSTAFSON BUILDS GOOD GAME,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GUSTAFSON BUILDS GOOD GAME,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BUSH'S TIGHT SECURITY IS NO SECRET,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TALL ORDER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAXING STATE-OWNED LAKE ACCESS LAND,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VANDERLOO EYES FIRE CHIEF--OBSERVERS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO BE HEADQUARTERS FOR NEW LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW'S HORSE KILLED BY CAR NEAR BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 STOLEN CARS FOUND IN SEPARATE ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
8.85 PERCENT LOANS OK'D,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FEDERAL PROBE OF PIPELINE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TESTIMONY ENDS IN MICKELSON CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD CENTENNIAL COIN CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JACKSON BOWS OUT OF RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*WORKING AT THE TOP,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ESCAPE CHASE LEAVES INMATE PARALYZED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN CARRYING GUN ARRESTED AT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAIN WON'T GO AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MINERVA'S MARKET OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*THE HOTTEST NEW SET OF WHEELS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
MUNICIPAL BAND TO HONOR SOUSA,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
FOOD CENTER THANKS CRUSADE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FOUNDATION THANKS RED LOBSTER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GREAT SKATE RAISED {dollar}1600,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CHANGES NEEDED IN JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETIC POLICY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEED INCENTIVE TO WELCOME HUNTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"NORTH IS IMPRESSIVE, BUT NO HERO (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SAFETY MAIN POOL CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PHOTOS SHOW SIOUX PRIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOD CALLS EACH OF US,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*ENTWISLE TOPS TEEN-AGERS TO GAIN SEMIS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SENIOR OLYMPIAN MAKES UP FOR LOST TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AUGUSTANA PLANS GROUNDBREAKING,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR APPOINTS NEW STUDENT REGENT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL HISTORIAN TO LEAD TOURS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MENSA IQ TEST TO BE GIVEN JULY 18,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATOR CO-SPONSORS FARM CREDIT BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS ASKED TO UPDATE CERTIFICATES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUST PADDLING THROUGH,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION DELAYED AT EXPLOSIVES PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DE SMET LAWYER GETS CIRCUIT JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER AG SECRETARY SPEAKS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CORRECTIONS BOARD TARGETS SUICIDES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRISON DEATHS PREVENTABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AIRPORT IMPROVEMENT ALLOCATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*DAKOTAS MARK CENTENNIAL OF DIVISION DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PETERSON EXITS TO LOUD GRUMBLINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FUTURE IS SUNNY-SIDE UP,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
60 PERCENT OF PARK TO OPEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*RESTAURANTS TO SERVE HEIMLICH MANEUVER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FAIR COMMISSION LIED ABOUT HIRING SECURITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION MEANS TIGHTER BELTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GENDER WASN'T THE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SYSTEM MANDATES POVERTY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HALVERSON'S WORK PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TAX REFORM STILL NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*EGANS TO VIE FOR WOMEN'S GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BOWLER CONTINUES SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CITY'S RECORDS CLERK GETS CERTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO HONOR 4 CENTURY CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RED CROSS CLOSES 2 CITY HEAT SHELTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SWEARING-IN TONIGHT FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT FOR ARCHAEOLOGY DIG,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOVIET MILITARY LEADER VISITS ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WHEELING AND DEALING,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS CAN TAKE GOP SEATS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT THEORIES STIR UP WORRIES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPORTSCASTER LOOKS TO NEXT QUARTER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*USD SHRINE TO MUSIC FOUNDER DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SHRINE TO MUSIC FOUNDER DEAD AT 83,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CITY MICROWAVE PLANT SCALES DOWN OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOMEMADE SHADE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GUNMAN HAS WOMEN KEEPING AN EYE ...,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STORE REFUSES BLAME IN FERRET ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SEARCH FOR SUSPECT CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
STATE PUBLIC TV WINS PBS AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MONEY MATTERS IN MARRIAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HEALING RECORD BOLSTERS CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THINK TWICE ABOUT ELIMINATING JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WE MUST BE TOLERANT OF VIEWS OF OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DRIVER ENJOYED CAREER YEAR AT HUSET,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*PIZZA HUT, OTHERS INVADE SMALL TOWNS","Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"ASSAILANTS THREATEN CITY WOMAN, BABY","Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BAND SHELL MOVE TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIGHTNING CAUSES POWER OUTAGES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS FOIL KILLER'S ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEWER TESTS SET FOR DOWNTOWN TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JAMISON SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES RECORD BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS WAGNER MAN'S MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VICTIM SEEKS DAMAGES FROM DRIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RURAL HOMEOWNERS TO JOIN WATERING BAN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EPA SAYS SPILL NOT HAZARDOUS WASTE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ASSOCIATION SIGNS POWER AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS PRESERVE ORAL HISTORY IN BOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FILM PANEL SHOULD BOOST ECONOMY--MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"JOHNSON BILL TARGETS SMALL, RURAL HOSPITALS","Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STATE SENATOR PLANS ANTI-ABORTION BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"BARTELS, 25, WAS WATERTOWN LANGUAGE TEACHER","Argus LeaderJul 11 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*EMERGENCY--TANKER OVERTURNED...,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION GOAL--INVOLVE PARENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*AFTER 19 YEARS, PARENTS REUNITE WITH CHILDREN","Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD CAN'T AVOID ABORTION BATTLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER SHOULD TAKE ABORTION STAND (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T COMPARE SDSU PRODUCTION TO MOVIE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*FIGHTING FOR CONSUMER'S RIGHT TO BUY DAT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HUSBAND PUTS COUPLE ON LOSING TRACK,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUMMER IS GOOD SOUP WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CORONER SAYS MAN'S DEATH IS MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY SAYS BUDGET HAS 5 PERCENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HEAT, STRESS KILLED 7,000 FISH IN MITCHELL","Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KDLT'S BRUCE LEE SATISFACTORY AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMOKE INHALATION BLAMED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRUCK BLAST CAUSE OF WINFRED PLANT FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOAT GANDER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AMDAHL LOSES 6TH EMPLOYEE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD MAY FACE ANOTHER WASTE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HEAD METEOROLIGIST WAS READY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CANDIDATES DISAGREE ABOUT S&L'S,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*AVERAGE TEMPERATURE IN SD LAST WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COSTS RISE AGAIN IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HARRISBURG TO DEBATE SCHOOL ISSUE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WALL LAKE REPORT--4 YEARS OF CLEANING,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD STUDIES BUILDING NEEDS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"RADIO OFFICICAL FACES DRUG, DRIVING CHARGES","Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RC RESTAURANT MANAGER FACES EMBEZZLING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
2 MORE JOIN TAX THAW MOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*SUMMER GAMES COMPETE FOR ACCEPTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TEA FIRM MARKETS TIRES FILLED WITH RUBBER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*HOLLYWOOD MEETS DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOUNDED KNEE ORPHAN COMES HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MARY HART'S VOICE CAUSED WOMAN'S SEIZURES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RADIO STATION WANTS TO RENEW SDSU TIES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CENSUS--INDIAN LANDS HEAVILY WHITE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*'GUYS AND DOLLS' PLAYS WELL WITH ENGLISH ACCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*DOTTED DOGS HIT THE SPOT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--LOTTO AMERICA SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD MAKES EASY CHOICE--SPEND (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE SHOULDN'T LET RECONCILIATION FAIL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*ALZADO DIDN'T SPEAK WHEN IT REALLY COUNTED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*UP AND OVER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WALLEYES HEADING FOR DEEP WATER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BRUMMER TOPS DUBISAR,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TOURNEY A BOON TO MERCHANTS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*FINISHING TOUCHES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*TOUR TO PROMOTE REMOTE RURAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*MUENSTER JOINING LOCAL RESEARCH FIRM,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*POLICE LOOKING FOR MISSING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OK'S FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TEEN-AGER, MAN KILLED IN SEPARATE CRASHES","Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BEAN APLENTY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*BRITISH YOUTHS TOUR, STRUT UPON STAGES","Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP STARTS PETITION TO LIMIT TERMS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
O'GORMAN EXPECTS LEAP IN ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESERVATION CASINOS TOLD TO EXPECT COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAY-CARE CENTERS GET GO-AHEADS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"CALIF, BROOKINGS MEN CHARGED IN 2 ROBBERIES","Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHARGES LIKELY AGAINST INMATES WHO TRIED TO FLEE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO LYING TO GET LOAN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPRING RAINS SPROUT BUMPER TOAD CROP,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOYFRIEND CONVICTED IN EAR-BITING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LENNOX MAN SENTENCED IN ALLEGED ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY BOY KILLED IN PICKUP ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*18 GRANTS AWARDED TO HELP TROUBLED YOUTH,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CLYDSDALES TO STRIDE INTO CANISTOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"RECYCLING WOULD FAIL, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*METHANE EXPLOSION SETS HOME ON FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS TO REROUTE LOOP,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*{dollar}19,000 A MONTH FOR RENT","Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DIVORCE CIVILITY--GRANDPARENTS TAKE THE CAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*IT'S A NASTY 'WORLD',"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*KANSAS BAND CARRIES ON WITH OLD AND NEW SOUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"TAKE A HIKE, AND PRECAUTIONS, FOR FITNESS","Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*REIGNING IN HEALTH-CARE COSTS WILL TAKE EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TEEN RISKED HIS LFE TO HELP STORM VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"LESTERVILLE HAS FAULTS, BUT ALSO GOOD POINTS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MCDONALD'S DESERVES PRAISE FOR SMOKING BAN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SPECIAL PRAYER EVENT PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*ZOERINK'S EXPERIENCE A GREAT ONE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCCONNELL MAKES OLYMPIC TEAM,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEMIFINALISTS SET IN SD MATCH-PLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN TEEN DIES IN HEAD-ON CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS PASS INSPECTOR EXAM,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARILYN QUAYLE PLANS SF VISIT JULY 23,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"NAVY, AIR FORCE UNITS TO TRAIN AT ELLSWORTH","Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OHIO COUPLE PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRILL TRAINS FIREFIGHTERS FOR WASTE CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO CONSIDER SLUDGE DISPOSAL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOLF COURSE DESIGN TO BE UNVEILED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INSTITUTE OFFICIAL TESTIFIES FOR SUE'S RETURN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAND PURCHASED FOR CORN MILL,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS AIMS TO CURB LOTTERY GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EVENTS RAISE MONEY FOR STORM VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MILLER SCHOOL PLAN FACES CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS SURROUND POSTAL CENTER CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RED CROSS TO CLOSE WHITE RIVER CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO SHARE GRANT MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS AIMS TO CURB LOTTERY GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HURON UNIVERSITY LEADER PLANS CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MILLER SCHOOL PLAN FACES CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO SHARE GRANT MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*LONG-DISTANCE LEARNING,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BOARD SCRAPS JAMES RIVER WATER PLANS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*THE STRUGGLE TO SAVE RURAL SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LIVING IN A DYING TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BASHED AGAIN; NO RELIEF IN SIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FLOOD'S DAMAGE TOLL KEEPS RISING,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SAVING RURAL SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*TOWNS SEE SAD FUTURE AS YOUNG PEOPLE EXIT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
FEDS CAN'T SAVE US FROM EVERY ... (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOV OFFERS FARMERS RAY OF HOPE (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEP WATER NEEDS IN LONG-TERM FOCUS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INSURANCE POLICY A SUCCESS (MADISON DAILY LEADER),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*INDIAN GAMING TOO DEPENDENT ON WHITE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'FELON-PHOBICS' NEED AN ATTITUDE CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CAMPAIGN FINANCE BILL NEEDS RESOURCES CLAUSE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"JURY CHARGED BISBEE, NOT STATE'S ATTORNEY (L)","Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
THERE ARE SEVERAL WAYS TO KEEP MORRELL ALIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
DIRECTORY BILLS MAY MISLEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAST SPURGEON'S CLOSES IN HURON,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ORGANIZATION HONORS MARQUETTE BANK,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WET WEATHER GROUNDS AREA CROP DUSTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A SURPLUS OF BARGAINS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*ALL-STARS CAN REFUSE CHEW, GIVE SIGNAL","Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AREA HUNTER SHARES TROPHIES WITH OTHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*JANSA, HILL WIN ON HOME COURSE","Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MEMORIES OF OLD CANARIES, PACKERS LIVE ON","Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CANARIES SCORE 2 IN 13TH, HOLD OFF SIOUX CITY 6-5","Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ORGANIZERS SHOULD COUNT BLESSINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LAKE ALVIN NEEDS HELP TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF FISHING,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GOLD MINE WORKS ON RUNOFF PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MADISON MAN DIES IN CRASH WITH SISTER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER AIDE HEADS FLOOD RELIEF EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
6 PROGRAMS IN SD RECEIVE BUSH GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*HIGH WINDS, HAIL WHIP CITY","Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SATURATED SD RIVER TOWNS KEEP ON ALERT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*101-YEAR-OLD HONORED FOR VOLUNTEER EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PUTTING THE SUN TO GOOD USE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MILLER TO LEAD STURGIS RIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*OUTGOING PRESIDENT HAS NO REGRETS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
ACTIVISTS WANT LAWMAKERS TO REMOVE CAPITOL MURAL,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*BURT PLAYED ROLE IN SPORTS STORY TELLING,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*LIFE WITHOUT FATHER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*SISTER CITIES SHARE STORIES, OBSERVATIONS","Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
KINSHIP MATCHES ADULTS WITH KIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1993, sect.G, p.05, col.2"
*MILLER UNVEILS LOTTERY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL BUDGET-CUTTERS TAKE FIRST SWIPE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRIVACY MAKES VIDEO LOTTERY HARD TO FIGURE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABUSE MURDER IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BARNETT DENIES MISTAKES IN LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESS GETS VERY BIG OPPORTUNITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOOD SIGN FOR WORKERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HIGH COURT'S OPINION (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GUBERNATORIAL CHOICES PLAGUED (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*BASEBALL MEMORIES WHISTLE IN APRIL WIND,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*TURN ABOUT PROGRAM GIVES KIDS AN EVEN START,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THANK YOU OFFERED TO GOP 'SUPPORTERS' (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WELL-TRAINED TEAM AVERTED POOL TRAGEDY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ARGUS' LIBERAL BIAS SHOWS IN FUND SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ADMITTING TO PROBLEM BREAKS ABUSE CYCLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SHAPE OF BUILDINGS AFFECTS NATION'S PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BARN THEATER CAST DOES MAGIC ON STAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
THOMAS QUOTE ANSWERS 'VOICES' COLUMNIST (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
COOLIDGE HIGH STAFF DESERVES RECOGNITION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CUTTING DAVE BARRY SHOULD NEVER BE DONE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
OUT-OF-STATE CALLS MAY COST LESS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BODY DISCOVERED IN CODINGTON COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANTS TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS PRAISE GRAIN-IMPORT RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
USD CONSIDERS STARTING SHUTTLE BUS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOGFIGHTS HAVE THEIR DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY TRIES TO MAKE POOLS SAFER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN BISHOP STRIVES FOR RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY TO ASSESS LANDSLIDE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RULE CHANGE ALLOWS MORE SLOT MACHINES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUTHORITIES CONTINUE SEARCHING FOR WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AREA RESIDENTS PLAN LAKE ANDES CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FOOD STAMP ACCURACY EARNS STATE {dollar}515,000","Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROOM RATES DURING RALLY BRING COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*GROUP SEEKS LIMITS ON CONTINGENCY FEES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
'WILD BILL' PASSES OVER SD LOCATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BUFFALO CALVES TO PINE RIDGE RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*CHARITABLE GIFTS OF TIME NOT DEDUCTIBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*THUNDER BAY'S MAMMOLA BLANKS CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REITER UNSEATS JANSA,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*START LIVING FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOLARS GET PRESIDENTIAL TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TEENS HONORED AT GIRLS, BOYS STATE","Argus LeaderJul 11 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*POLICE PURSUE KILLERS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LET THERE BE LIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CORPS' PLAN FOR RIVER FLOW MIGHT ENDANGER HOUSES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SAVE YOUNG LIVES, PUSH HELMET USE (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"CIVILITY A HOT TOPIC, AND NONE TOO SOON (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*USES SHORE-LAND ISSUE TO BOLSTER RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATURE ALREADY COUNTS TRAVEL PENNIES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SLAMMING EVANGELICALS STOPS MORALS DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*ASK HOW TO ESCAPE BAD MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE BOSS IN THIS CASE IS A RAPPER FROM VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SONNENFELD HITS THE JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*RULES NEEDED TO TAKE PRESSURE OFF SD FISHERY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*RISTY TO HEAD SCHOOL BOARD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEATH OF TRANSIENT UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ALCOHOL-RELATED CRIME GETS MAN 60 DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE COMPLAINTS OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER--JAMESON WRONGLY ACCUSED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*B-24 BOMBER PROVIDES HISTORY LESSON,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GRAMM LINES UP SD CAMPAIGN TEAM,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE LOTTERY LEADS NATION,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
EX-INMATE ARRESTED AFTER DRUG LAB FOUND,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LEAGUE CHOOSES LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEATH CLASSIFIED AS A HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MENTAL EXAM ORDERED FOR MURDER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN'S DEATH IN BOULDER CANYON BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
USD ORGANIZATION HONORED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*NATION MUST STICK WITH DEFICIT-CUTTING PLANS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*WATER MAIN BREAKS AT POST OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS CAMPUS PROVOST TO LEAD HURON UNIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SHE ENJOYED BEING A NURSE,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*HOMES WITHOUT FATHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
CITY WOMAN RECEIVES HEART TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRICE COMPETITIVENESS TOPIC OF SPEECH,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR POINTING GUN AT KIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN'S EX-MAYOR FED UP WITH CRITICISM OF PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
MEN SENTENCED FOR MUGGING CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*OWNERS SEEK COMMERCIAL BUYER,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FARM LEADERS--PROBE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJul 11 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
BOWLED OVER...BUT IT WASN'T SKYLAB,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'IT WAS PERFECT' FOR BALLOONING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LABOR STRIKE LIKELY AT OZARK,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
LABOR STRIKE LIKELY AT OZARK,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CRASH HISTORY COURSE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BRIDGE PATH TO GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
DECONTROL TALKS CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*WALKING THE BABY GEESE AROUND THE BLOCK,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BRIDGE PATH TO GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
REZONING RIGHTS DEBATED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
WATER PROJECTS LOANS SET,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SIOUX TO NEGOTIATE TREATY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SIOUX TO NEGOTIATE TREATY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CLOUDY AT SKYLAB CONTROLS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
YANKTON FIRE CALLED ARSON,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SAUDI'S REPRIEVE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"*20,000 POUNDS OF LIMESTONE","Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'ROCKY II'-A GOOD STORY CONTINUES...,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*20,000 POUNDS OF LIMESTONE","Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'ALCATRAZ',"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BRONTE DRAMA SET AT SF COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BRONTE DRAMA SET AT SF COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*'SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY',"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*'SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY',"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DRAMA CAMP CHALLENGES LOCAL TEACHER,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*INDIAN PRIEST FINDS RUSSIAN ORTHODOXY LIKE HIS HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*INDIAN PRIEST FINDS RUSSIAN ORTHODOXY LIKE HIS HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MANY SKIPPING SET-ASIDE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTS PREDICTS {dollar}6-A-BUSHEL WHEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
FOUR-H HORSE SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
RURAL SCHOOLS ONLY HAPPY MEMORY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
DEREGULATION MEANS IMMEDIATE RAIL LOSS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
LONG-RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
HORMONE MAY HELP PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
RETIREMENT PAY DENIED TEACHER,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RETIREMENT PAY DENIED TEACHER,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELECTRICITY DEMAND HITS HIGH,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CITIES DISPUTE CENSUS FIGURES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
BISHOP FIGHTS FOR PRESERVATION OF FAMILY FARM,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BISHOP FIGHTS FOR PRESERVATION OF FAMILY FARM,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SD CROPS EXPECTED TO DECLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS WARN OF BLACKTOP SALES PITCH,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD CROPS EXPECTED TO DECLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DOL'CE THE CAT--ON THE ROAD TO STARDOM,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S A SUMMER FOR COOL PROFIT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REAGAN YOUTH DETROIT-BOUND,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REAGAN YOUTH DETROIT-BOUND,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DISMISSAL REJECTED ON HURD JUDGEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DISMISSAL REJECTED ON HURD JUDGEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PHILLIPS GETS OK TO EXPLORE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PHILLIPS GETS OK TO EXPLORE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VISIT OF JAPANESE TO SD BENEFICIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE--COMPROMISE ON OAHE USEFUL STEP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*WE'RE DOING OUR BEST TO CHANGE...,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*WE'RE DOING OUR BEST TO CHANGE...,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TAX TAKES REDUCES PEOPLE'S PROSPERITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
INFLATING CITY COUNT STEP TOWARD WELFARE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ABDNOR NOT ELIGIBLE TO ACT AS ELECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN EXPLOSION TRACED TO PROPANE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN EXPLOSION TRACED TO PROPANE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WORTHING TO STAGE GOAT RACES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
IRRIGATION PERMIT RULED INVALID,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SHIPPING INCENTIVE BENEFITS DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW--DROUGHT AKIN TO VOLCANO,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW--DROUGHT AKIN TO VOLCANO,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FARMERS MAY HARVEST ON WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SF WOMAN CRITICAL AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2`"
JANKLOW TO JOIN GOP IN DETROIT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
JANKLOW TO JOIN GOP IN DETROIT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LEGISLATOR STILL CALLS FOR PROBE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATOR STILL CALLS FOR PROBE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATOR STILL CALLS FOR PROBE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD SUPREME COURT DISBARS ONIDA ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY CHIPS IN TO REPLACE TRAVELER'S STOLEN POS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD SUPREME COURT DISBARS ONIDA ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY CHIPS IN TO REPLACE TRAVELER'S STOLEN POS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY CHIPS IN TO REPLACE TRAVELER'S STOLEN POS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD SUPREME COURT DISBARS ONIEDA ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TEEN HEADED FOR GIRL'S NATION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*TEEN HEADED FOR GIRL'S NATION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"WRESTLING, FAMILY EASY TOPICS FOR MAT COACH","Argus LeaderJul 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURISTS BACK ON THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS SWELTERS IN HOT TEMPS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GOOD AIR SERVICE MOST IMPORTANT... (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO REPUBLIC-'WHY SHOULD WE TRUST YOU' (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EAST SIDE RAZING TO OUST 8 BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EAST SIDE RAZING TO OUST 8 BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO REPUBLIC-'WHY SHOULD WE TRUST YOU' (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MYERS' JOB KEEPS HIM (AND US) ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RADIOACTIVE WASTES MAY BYPASS SD,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MYERS' JOB KEEPS HIM (AND US) ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOOD AIR SERVICE MOST IMPORTANT...(ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION DIFFERS FROM '80 VERSION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SAYS MEN RESPONSIBLE FOR FAILURE OF ERA (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HANDICAPPED PARKING LAW NOT EXCESSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SAYS FINE LIKE MUCKRAKER, NOT A CRITIC (L)","Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DEFENDS THREE-DAY MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
GUARDMEN DESERVE A HEARTY PAT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"SD OIL BOOM BLESSING, CURSE","Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CELEBRATING AMERICAN NORWEGIANS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
TVA TO INVEST {dollar}200 MILLION IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TVA TO INVEST {dollar}200 MILLION IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STUDY RESULTS HANDLED CAUTIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
STUDY RESULTS HANDLED CAUTIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
DICK & SUE BROWN AMONG STARS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD GRID STARS HEADING IN ALL DIRECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PADDLEFISH LEGACY DISPELLED WITH FIRST LOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*GOING TO THE DOGS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'I FEEL VERY MUCH WANTED...',"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GOING TO THE DOGS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PAM HARRIS--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
*ANGUS CATTLE A 3-GENERATION TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CAPT KANTACK & THE BATTLE OF THE BUGS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ANGUS CATTLE A 3-GENERATION TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CAPT KANTACK & THE BATTLE OF THE BUGS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BROWN & SAENGER INC OPENED AN OUTLET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*CORRIGAN VISITS SF,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
DEAN RANDALL TO SERVE ON THE ADVISORY COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
LEROY HYMOEN WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
NORTHWESTERN BANCORP BOUGHT A BANK IN WORTHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
QUAKE RATTLES SOUTHEAST SD,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD'S WAY NOT ALWAYS GOOD-NEIGHBOR POLICY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BISHARA AWAD KNOWS THE SUFFERING OF CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*RENNER STRIKES CLAIM TO KING OF BASEBALL MOUND,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*YOUNG PEOPLE CASH IN ON RENT-A-KID,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GIRL SCOUTS WIN FOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*ELKS HOT ENOUGH TO CLAIM TEENER BASEBALL CROWN,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*JANET GUTHRIE SHE AIN'T, BUT DERBY WINNER SHE IS","Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIE-DETECTOR FIRM PROFITS FROM DISHONESTY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS REIGN OVER EAST RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GRANTS BRING ART TO 6 SD CITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SOME SD CITIES MIGHT LOSE AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANDIDATES OFTEN MISLED BY CHEERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER'S VIEWPOINT ON HINCKLEY DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STOCKMAN DID MORE HARM THAN GOOD (SCHREINER),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ROBERTS MISCALCULATES FARM CRISIS SEVERITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BHSC GRADUATE PROGRAM ACCREDITED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BRANDON TO APPLY FOR GRANT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHILI COOKS TO VIE FOR PRIZES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ETSI TO HIRE LOCAL SUBCONTRACTORS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOOD DISTRIBUTION CENTER TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
O'CONNOR PICKS CAMPAIGN MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REDFIELD WOMAN KILLED IN 1-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGIONAL VET SCHOOL TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO VOTE ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HE'S TRYING TO TALK HIS WAY TO THE TOP,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LUTEFISK EATING CONTEST AT THE NORDLAND FEST,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ASH FROM VOLCANO COULD AFFECT US,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
REALTORS--NEW LOANS RESTRICTIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DASCHLE CAN FLY THROUGH SD SKY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JOINS THE SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SWORN IN AS SIOUX FALLS PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMLAND PRICES STABILIZE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LIFE ISN'T ALWAYS EASY HAVING 9 SIBLINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*ONLY CHILD BREAKS MOLD OF STEREOTYPE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CHILD'S POSITION IN FAMILY AFFECTS PERSONALITY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
9-IRONS WILL DECIDE STATE MATCH-PLAY TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY EXPECTED TO OK {dollar}11 MILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING STARTS JOB AS COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARTIN TEEN-AGER IS 71ST STATE FATALITY OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VANDALS FILL APARTMENT WITH PROPANE GAS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HANSEN, JANKLOW WON'T TALK FOR AT LEAST A WEEK","Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DEBATE ON HIGH SCHOOL TO REOPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*OWNER SELLS ESCORT BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CENDAK MIGHT REPAY STATE FOR LOST ACRES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ETSI OFFICIAL SAYS EMINENT DOMAIN BENEFITS PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE FAIR SHOULD REINSTATE COMEDIANS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SWEDISH MESSAGE FOR POLES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY'S JULY 4 PROGRAM TOO STRUNG OUT TO ENJOY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EX-SUPERINTENDENT WANTS STATE JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HURON WAREHOUSE SELLS EXTRA ANYTHING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DEAL MAY QUELL ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIONS ABOUT MINING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
RAIL USERS PROTEST CLOSING OF PIERRE LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
1913-MODEL LOCOMOTIVE RETIRES FROM MINING JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"IMPROVING TEACHERS, CLASSES WILL BE FOCUS","Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
"CEMENT PLANT SHOULD PAY TAXES, STATE SENATOR SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 12 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*PUC CANDIDATES SCRAP ABOUT BELL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LIBRARY USERS BYTE INTO HIGH TECH,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"THEY EARNED, LEARNED FROM HUSET'S CONCERT","Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INVESTIGATORS BLAME ARSONIST FOR HOUSE FIRES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN FOUND GUILTY OF BURGLARY, GRAND THEFT","Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 4 YEARS FOR KNIFE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGISTRATION FOR FLOOD AID ENDS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF HEALTH CLUB CLOSES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE MAY REMOVE PROPERTY AT SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS CARELESS IN SUPPORTING BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HAYWARD ANNEXATION--SOME STILL UPSET,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE--COMMODITIES LAW IS CONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"FARMERS NEED ACTION, NOT PROMISES (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER SHOULD ANSWER CUNNINGHAM CHARGES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"AIM MEMBERS, FEDS NEGOTIATE","Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STRUGGLE BASED ON WATER RIGHTS FILED IN 1887,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL--SOVIET RELATIONS WILL IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JOINING BAR'S DISCIPLINARY BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
DEADWOOD INVESTIGATION RESULTS IN ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INFESTATION OF CORN BORERS RISING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INMATES PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES OF ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VIBORG BUSINESS IS VICTIM OF SMOKE BOMB,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WAGNER MAN DIES OF ELECTROCUTION ON FARM,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON POLICE ARREST JUVENILES AFTER CHASE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HALL TAKES JOB IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MAN CHALLENGES CITY ON INSPECTION LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
WATER BOARD MAY GET NEW AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MESABA AIRLINES WILL BE SERVING RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*DUNCAN HOPES SC TOURNEY IS STEPPINGSTONE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TRIES TO CREATE LOCAL ATHLETIC CLUB,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
COKE MAY NO LONGER BE REAL THING (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SEPTIC TANKS POSE DANGER FOR CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOUTH AFRICA SINGLED OUT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DASCHLE DOING FINE JOB (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STATION OVERPLAYED STORY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
180 ARTISTS SHOW WORK AT BROOKINGS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW GAME ABOUT DAY AT THE DIAMOND,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON COLLEGE CELEBRATES A REBIRTH,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD JOBLESS RATE STEADY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE WITHHOLDING OF RECORDS UNCONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUREAU WARNS ABOUT BOGUS CONTRACTORS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FACULTY MEMBERS GET DISEASE RESEARCH GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUP TO PRESENT BRIEFING ON PROJECT FINANCING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"GUN BILL DRAWS BOTH FIRE, FANS","Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PETERSON IMPROVES TO STABLE CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PHONE SERVICE SWITCH TO FOLLOW CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN SAYS HE'S TARGET OF AGENCY HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WALL LAKE PROJECT CAN GET STATE AID,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CATTLE DEATHS PUZZLE EXPERTS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BODY OF SD MAN FOUND IN WYOMING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BOY SCOUTS WILL REPLACE DISEASED ELMS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COLLECTORS' REUNION TO FOLLOW GEM CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DEADLINE FOR TRIBAL CANDIDATES IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DEPARTMENT MISSPENT STATE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OFFICIALS DISMISS FAULT FOUND IN PACTOLA DAM,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CHAMPS FALL IN MATCH PLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GREEN GETS JOB BACK,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THOMS' SELECTION ASSURED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*HOSPITAL GIVES CHILD CARE LESSONS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PREVENTION PREVENTS FALLS FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
NORTHERN SD SHARES WITH SOUTHWESTERN ND,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THAT'S SOME MISUNDERSTANDING (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*DASCHLE CONFUSING ON RIGHT TO WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*ENTWISLE LEADS FINAL FOURSOME,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STERNER STAYS PUT IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VOLKSMARCHING JUST A LOT OF FOLKS ON MOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AREA LAWMAKER PICKED FOR MENTAL HEALTH PANEL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EMERGENCY OFFICIAL FEARED FOR JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HAIL, HIGH WINDS, HEAVY RAIN","Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY DENIES CLAIM IN CASE AGAINST MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO WHOOPING COUGH CASES CONFIRMED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FILLING UP MORE AFFORDABLE IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TEACHERS ANGRY ABOUT STALLED TALKS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DEMOCRATS FILL CONSTITUTIONAL SLOTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COOPER DENIES COMPARISON,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD TAKES TAX ACTION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DEMOCRATIC PANEL TARGETS FARMS, TEACHERS","Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER--LYERLA TO APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"AIR BASE SCHOOL DISTRICT SUES US FOR {dollar}389,000","Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOARD FORMS PANEL TO STUDY PHONE REGULATION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONVICT CHARGED IN MOTEL-ROOM ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"HUNGER GROWING IN SD, PANTRY DIRECTOR SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS ARE INVESTIGATING DEATHS OF SD MEN,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BREWER MAKES APOLOGY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"DEMOCRATS PROTEST CONTRA AID, STAR WARS","Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
3-STATE WASTE PACT IS BEST,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
INDIAN HEADS AWAIT NEW GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*DECORATED WARRIOR,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR TAKES HARD-HITTING APPROACH,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TALKS COLLAPSE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROJECT'S WASTE SPARKS ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BETTING ON DOG RACES ARRIVES QUIETLY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WOMAN CARED FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANTS WANT DASCHLE AIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LET COMMISSION KNOW YOUR VIEWS ON QUARRY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
3 BILLS FOR ONE UTILITY WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MAJORITY OPPOSES ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*ENTWISLE STALKS TITLE NO.4 TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SALMON TAKING PLACE AMONG GLAMOUR FISH,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
RESTRICTIONS APPROVED FOR SNARES IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
BROOKINGS JOINS PURSUIT OF US WEST,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENTRAL AMERICANS LOOK AT SD WHEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMERCE PANEL TO HOLD MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIGHTNING KILLS FARM WORKER,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARK ATTENDANCE UP SHARPLY IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN'S VISION PARTIALLY PROPHETIC,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*100-MILE-AN-HOUR WINDS SEND HANGAR FLYING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR FINDS CHALLENGE IN NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
END OF TALKS STIRS FEELINGS OF DISMAY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD WORKERS ENJOY MERIT RAISES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HAYTI RESIDENTS FIND A BERRY GOOD TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HOT SPRINGS RESIDENTS STAND BEHIND HONEYWELL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SD OFFICIALS WANT MISS AMERICA TO SEE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PRISON VETERANS MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*UNEMPLOYMENT RATE IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
RAPID CITY MAN FINED IN HAZARDOUS WASTE CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
"CORN, SOYBEANS STILL AHEAD OF NORMAL","Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CREDIT UNION TOPS {dollar}5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE RANKS FIRST IN LAMB PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SUCCESS SOILS HUTTERITES' PLAIN LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN, THEIR DAY STARTS","Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
TRUCKING COMPANY EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*MAKING A CAREER OF IT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*VERA MAAG, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJul 12 1987, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*TURNING TWO,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CUSTER FIRE HELPFUL TO WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO PAY IRAN CRASH FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BUDGET GETS OK,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*BLACK, WHITE WILL DOMINATE MEN'S","Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FOUNDATION OFF TO ENCOURAGING START (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LARSON LEAVES PLEASING LEGACY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD PULL OUT OF GULF (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TERRY PEAK MINING SAD DAY FOR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T CUT RAIL LIABILITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GOD JUDGE ON ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"EAST, WEST WIN JUNIOR OPENERS","Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*ALL-STAR GAME HITS HOME FOR JUNIOR,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*BANK ROBBER GETS 20-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUS RIDERSHIP HAS FIRST RISE SINCE '84,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU FORESTRY HEAD TO TAKE KANSAS JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
26TH STREET CLOSED FROM FOURTH TO CLIFF,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSION WELCOMES TWO NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN TOO LATE FOR SOME FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TEAMWORK KEEPS DAY CAMP AFLOAT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TICKET A FINE LESSON FOR ANDERSON,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
APPROVAL TO LOOK FOR A SIOUX FALLS SISTER CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REO SPEEDWAGON MAY HAVE TO DELAY CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STATE TO SALVAGE BLACK HILLS TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TOPSOIL LACKS MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USDA JOINS DROUGHT GUESSING GAME,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD COULD LOSE HIGHWAY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*LOVE OF HORSES CARRIES MAN IN LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHIRMER QUITS COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GRASSHOPPERS CHOMP THROUGH EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSION SUCCESSOR IS POLITICAL NEWCOMER,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SCHOOL BOARD HAS MET CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CITY, STATE TO MISS 'MR RADIO'","Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROJECT MAKES SENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NORTHLANDER CHEF TRIES TO CREATE ART,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARENA HOLDS JOB FAIR TO FILL 150 OPENINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUNKEN DRIVERS TARGETED TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIGHTNING DESTROYS BARN NEAR HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN DENIES GETTING ALCOHOL FOR MINORS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO CHARGED AS 30 GATHER FOR CITY FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEER EVENT SLATED FOR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WANTS EPA TO KEEP ORIGINAL LABEL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE LOOK INTO RECENT CRIME WAVE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACHER WENT BEYOND CALL OF DUTY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A DAY AT THE ZOO,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAN WHO SHOT PIT BULL MAY FACE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TEACHER WENT BEYOND CALL OF DUTY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIRM LENDS PHONES FOR FREE TO WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY BUDGET GROWS BY 3.9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLAN TO TRANSFER PERMIT CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INITIAL OK TO NUISANCE CONTROL PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ZR-1 CORVETTE CAN BE VIEWED TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TOURISM GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AUTHORITIES SEARCH FOR DROWNING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BOATERS MAY REGISTER FOR AUGUST CONVOY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LIGHTNING STORM IGNITES HILLS BLAZES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAYOR TAKES BLAME FOR POLICY MISUNDERSTANDING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STOICK WON'T INTRODUCE LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VO-TECH SCHOOL OFFICIAL TO APPEAL RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PRIEB WAS QUIET STAR OF '85 GAME,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MUSSELMAN HOPES HIS EXPERIENCE HELPS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS GOLFER LEADS QUALIFIERS IN MEET,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
OFFICIALS LOOK OUT FOR GYPSY MOTHS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
4-H VOLUNTEERS CITED FOR SERVICE AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*ACCIDENT BLOCKS INTERSTATE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAYORS DISPUTE SEWAGE-LAGOON RESULTS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHERIFF TURNS TO CASINO SECURITY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM SUBSIDY CUTS UNPOPULAR IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AID TO GORBACHEV WEST'S BEST OPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PRO-CHOICERS MUST FIGHT TO PROTECT RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER HELPFUL IN OBTAINING VISA (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TRIPP'S TROLLEY BRINGS BACK MEMORIES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CITY SHOULD BE CAUTIOUS ABOUT WATER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*'LITTLE HOUSE' CHRONICLERS TO BE AT BOOKSTORE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BRANDON MAN WATCHES WORK TAKE FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LONDON TROUPE IN PERFORMANCE AT PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ACTORS HELP HOLD 'THE BOY FRIEND' TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CIGARETTE PROBABLY STARTED FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE DIES OF PROBABLE HEART ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF WOMAN SENTENCED FOR FORGERY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON HIGH GROUND-BREAKING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NOT AFRAID OF A LITTLE RAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SPEED LIMITS RISING ON SOME STREETS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A-7 COLLISION PROBE NEARLY FINISHED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COCAINE MOM COULD BE FREED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY STREETS HITS LIQUOR LICENSE SNAG,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMITTEE SUSPENDS LABOR RULE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SD PRECIPITATION SUMMARY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BUILDING PERMIT PLAN TARGETS FARM STRUCTURES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY HOPES LAND WILL ATTRACT COMPANY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESENTATION COLLEGE PRESIDENT LEAVING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER BOARD SEEKS LONG-TERM FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LAKE STUDY EXCITES NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STURGIS DOUBLES CAMP AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
DEADWOOD LOSES LAST CAR DEALER,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MICKELSON--DELAY GARBAGE DUMP HEARING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEW EFFINGTON-SISSETON CONSOLIDATION ELECTION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*TSCHETTER'S CAREER POISED FOR TAKEOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MADISON FIRM TOLD TO STAY OUT OF ND,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*LOST BIRD COMES HOME TO REST,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JACKPOT {dollar}23 MILLION, LOTTO PLAYERS ANXIOUS","Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRASH STUDY DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOODWILL MAKES OFFER,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SHOWERS FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NURSE CLAIMS DOCTOR ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOTTO AMERICA SPAT SHOULD PROD ACTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MISS GAY SD PLEASED WITH ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HATRED AGAINST GAYS CONCERNS READER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DASCHLE SWITCHES STANCE ON GUN-CONTROL VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"SUPPORT, FUNDS WOULD BACK UP INDIAN POLICY","Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*ARTIST EYES BROOKINGS PARK PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BRAND-NEW PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EROS SCIENTISTS TRACK SHADOW,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAKESIDE DAIRY UNVEILS RECYCLING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MICKELSON, GIAGO URGE COUNCIL MEETING","Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSING WOMAN STILL BEING SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NATIVE OF IRAQ TO SPEAK AT DEMOCRATIC FORUM,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CATHEDRAL GRADUATES TO RELIVE OLD TIMES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUNIOR-FIRST CUT WORRIES PARENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REDISTRICTING EFFORT GROWS MORE SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*POT USE IRRELEVANT, MOST SAY","Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"SALVAGE OWNER, CITY STILL AT ODDS","Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BLUE CROSS RATE INCREASE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT SAYS MURDERER MUST STAY IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MUSIC STUDENTS' TRIP ENDS ON HIGH NOTE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER DISBARRED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*RAINS SOAK BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WEBSTER MAN INDICTED IN ALLEGED MURDER PLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
20TH ARTS FESTIVAL TO FEATURE 190 BOOTHS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOOSTER DAYS START TODAY IN VALLEY SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LAKE CLOSES BECAUSE OF HIGH BACTERIA LEVELS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
2 BURGLARS SENTENCED IN CONCESSION BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TRYING TO START FIRE INSIDE JAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
UNITED SIOUX TRIBES LEADER SEEKS SUMMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*IOWA GREAT LAKES OFFER MORE THAN GREAT FISHING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FORWARD SF CHAIRMAN SELECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"SF CHEAPER, LOCAL FIGURES SHOW","Argus LeaderJul 12 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*'72 CONVENTION ENDED ERA,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*LANDLORD ROLE NO CONFLICT, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUT YOU'LL LOSE YOUR PANTS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLINTON BOOSTS TICKET WITH GORE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SPOONFUL OF SUGAR MIGHT HELP (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HAAR'S FUND-RAISING IS RIGHT ON TRACK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
NEW STATE MOTTO IS EMBARRASSING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SECRETARY OF STATE IGNORES CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HEADLINE PERPETUATES MACHO-LEADER MYTH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
OVERCOMING RACISM BY OPENING MINDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
HAAR SOUNDS LIKE GEORGE BUSH CLONE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
HEALTH-CARE INDUSTRY IS BUYING POLITICIANS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
US SHOULD CONSIDER AN INHERITENCE TAX (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*TRIBES EXPRESS THEIR SOVEREIGNTY WITH DECLARATION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*UMBRELLAS NOW ESSENTIAL SPORTS ITEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DRIVER SAYS RACING FUTURE IS UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"POOL PLAY A MORE LOGICAL, EXCITING FORMAT","Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SHOPPING MALLS HOST CRAZY DAYS JULY 17-19,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SPRINT JOINS SERVICES HELPING DEAF CALLERS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*COMPUTER TECH HITS ROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PUT BEST FACE FORWARD FOR FUTURE PHONE CALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AID OFFICIALS TO BEGIN ASSESSING DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS AGENCY GETS GRANT FOR GROUP HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
DWU PRESIDENT IS WHIP FOR DELEGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PENITENTIARY TRUSTY BACK IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN, 17, HELD IN HUSBAND'S DEATH","Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*FESTIVAL SHINES IN CLOUDY DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*MORE WOMEN AIM FOR STATEHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
TRAVEL POLICY KEEPS STATE FLEET FLYING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
POLICE POST AT BIKE RALLY TO BECOME PERMANENT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
"CITY, COUNTY TO BUILD LOW-INCOME HOUSING","Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
ELLSWORTH TO CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
CLERGY JOIN OPPONENTS OF MEMORIAL TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
NAME FOR POST OFFICE PROTESTED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
STATE UNLIKELY TO GO TO CLINTON,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
*FOUNDER OF LONGTIME PHARMACY DIES AT 70,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*SF DOCTOR DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*NON-SPORTS VARIETIES PACKING THE MARKET,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.3"
*FRENCH AND BRITISH ROOTS EVIDENT IN WINNIPEG,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1992, sect.G, p.04, col.2"
*FARMER CHARGED IN DOUBLE HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL DISASTER TEAMS TO TOUR SD TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LOSS OF HEALTH BENEFITS LEAVES RETIREES SICK,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIAL--UNLIKELY TO HAPPEN HERE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BTU TAX WOULD KILL STATE'S ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE MUST DEAL FAIRLY WITH TRIBES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS TWIST CONSTITUTION ON SOVEREIGNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*MINING FIRMS CUT EXPANSION BEFORE LAW ENACTED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PASSING OF MINING INITIATIVE JUST A BEGINNING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CORVETTE ANNIVERSARY KICKOFF WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EPA LANDFILL RULES DEADLINE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWA MAN SENTENCED FOR DRUG CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PTA COUNCIL HOSTING RECEPTION FOR TIDWELL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAILROADS ASKED TO PUT REFLECTORS ON CARS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CARE TAKER MAKES FORT HIS HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GALLONE GETTING INTO THE SWING OF THINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAN FLEES ARMENIA'S STRIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BEAR BUTTE STATE PARK USE RISING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BERLIN WALL EXHIBIT OPENS--RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ANNUAL BERESFORD FESTIVAL SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS RECEIVES DEVELOPMENT GRANT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROPANE BLAST DESTROYS CAMPER,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY IMPROVING CANYON LAKE PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE MOVES EAGLES TO CHEYENNE RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN MONUMENT PLANS MILLER RECEPTION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER SEEKS FOREIGN LANGUAGE SKILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PINE RIDGE STUDENTS AT TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*INVESTORS SHOULD STUDY MUTUAL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*TOP GOLFERS BRING GLORY TO SD,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANSA BEATS HILL 7 AND 5 IN FINAL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES PAST SIOUX CITY 8-7,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLEM'S WOMEN CAPTURE A DIVISION IN TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HIGH SCHOOL BAND MEMBER'S COMPARE NOTES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'JURASSIC' TOP FLICK WITH TEENS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SENATE BACKS LOTTERY AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLOODED FARMERS WATCH CROPS LAG,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TRIMS PROPERTY-TAX INCREASE TO 4.56%,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW BOARD MEMBER OFFERS BUDGET IDEAS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DELL RAPIDS RESCUERS AIR DIFFERENCES AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*MORAL SCOURGE VS STATE REVENUE, EMPLOYMENT CONCERNS","Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*BUSINESSES DECIDE TO SHUT DOWN LOTTERY GAMES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BRING HUNTING SPAT TO A PEACEFUL END (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SIMPSON CASE PROVES FAILINGS OF SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JOHNSON HELPED KILL OWN COST-CUTTING BILL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*FAMILIES THAT WORK ... WORK AT IT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS GET UPDATED FAMILY LESSONS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FEW THINGS IN FISHING ARE FOR CERTAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKYFORCE SEPARATED FROM OMAHA,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WOLFGANG SETTLES ONE PART OF HIS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*CANARIES LOSE, THEN WIN BIG","Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CARS TAKE 10 HOURS TO MOVE FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SECURITY AT GARDENS TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EL RIAD BAND PLACES IN INTERNATIONAL EVENT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WELLNESS DIRECTOR MOVING TO KANSAS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEENS WIN DANCING FREEDOMS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAN ACCUSED OF 186 POUNDS OF MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'KINGS OF THE HILL' IN COCAINE DEALINGS IMPRISONED,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE CHIEF HONORS THREE HEROES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
YOUNG EAGLES HATCHED ALONG RIVER FLY AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"MAN, 23, CHARGED IN WATERTOWN DEATH","Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
YANKTON SIOUX TO DEVELOP MARINA,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"POLICE SAY 85,000 ATTEND ARTS FESTIVAL","Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HIT-AND-RUN VICTIM'S CONDITION IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GRAND RIVER CASINO OPENS FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SAFETY INSPECTIONS OFFERED ALONG I-90,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL LEADERS REJECT GAMBLING BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*THEY HELPED THE DISTRICT GROW,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MAIL IN SIOUX FALLS ON TIME 87 PERCENT OF TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TRADE PACT WOULD EASE KOREAN IMPORT BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
OSLO COP RETRACES ANCESTORS' FOOTSTEPS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
"*BANK, COMPUTER FIRM OUTGROW LOCATIONS","Argus LeaderJul 12 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*WHITE EAGLE REMEMBERED FOR STRENGTH IN FACE OF AIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*HOT SPELL CREATES DEMAND ON POOLS, NSP","Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MURDER UNNERVES RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LAGGING PROBE DIFFICULT FOR ALL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GLOBAL EDUC. IS JUST BUSY WORK (ABERDEEN AM NEWS),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
VOTING DISTRICT DECISION REFRESHING (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
BURNING US FLAG IS NOT SPEECH ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
LEGISLATIVE TRAVEL NECESSARY FUNCTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
EDWARDIAN BUILDING SHOULDN'T BE TORN DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
TWO TEENS CHARGED IN HANDGUN THEFT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXHUMATION PERMIT TO GO BEFORE JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY DECEASED TRANSIENT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF RETURNS TO WORK FULL TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOYFRIEND CHARGED IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRETEEN PILOT PROMOTES LEARNING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GLORY HOUSE OFFERS ELECTRONIC MONITORING OF INMATES,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TWO HOSPITALS MONOPOLIZE HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GRANT GIVES HOMELESS TRANSITIONAL RESIDENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EX-CENTER EMPLOYEE SENTENCED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICIAL RETURNS TO WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CIRCUIT JUDGE UPHOLDS PHONE EXCHANGE SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"BOARD, TEACHERS OK TWO-YEAR CONTRACT","Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR ENDS BAN ON RECREATIONAL USE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DENTIST IS PRESIDENT OF SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AURORA WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN GRAND-THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS WANT REVIEW OF GARBAGE BAG LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE BOARD AWARDS {dollar}7.4 MILLION IN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS SUPPORT AG RESEARCH COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TEEN WHO TRIED TO ELUDE OFFICIALS PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DEADLY FIREWORKS SHELL SHOT AT SPEEDWAY SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STOP SIGNS GO UP AT 27TH AND SPRING,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FORMER ABERDEEN MAYOR DIES IN TWO-VEHICLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*ARTIST HAD MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*JUVENILE ARRESTS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HUNDREDS OF FARMERS APPLY FOR ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DISCRIMINATION SUIT AGAINST FEDERAL CREDIT UNION,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*ERNST HOME & NURSERY SET TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
EARL MAY NURSERY & GARDEN TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
TWA CUTS IT FARES BY UP TO 40%,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*DULUTH DUMPS CANARIES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS SAY V-CHIP NO CURE-ALL,"Argus LeaderJul 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PAPER SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HER PRAYERS ECHOED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW HITS OAHE RESISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW HITS OAHE RESISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAMBODIANS' ODYSSEY ENDS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PICKETING CEASES AT EROS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MOM FEARS TICK FEVER AFTER TRIP,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
TOURISM SOLUTION DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CRUDE OIL INFILTRATES TOWN'S WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
ACCIDENT KILLS FAITH MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
POWERLINE STUDY AREA APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WANBLEE MAN CHARGED IN RAPE OF 2-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FERRY OPERATOR CROSS WITH BRIDGE IDEA,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
FERRY OPERATOR CROSS WITH BRIDGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
AIR MATTRESS USE CAUTIONED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HILLS TRAIL RIDE CANCELLED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SD FOOD FAIRS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
O'GORMAN WILL NOW PAY FOR ITS PLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
STATE RECEIVES OKAY TO UPGRADE RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WHAT ME WORRY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
NORMAL TOXAPHENE USE OK,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
NORSE HERITAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CRAVE A COORS--NO RELIEF IN SIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD INDIANS FACE DEATH SOONER THAN WHITES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SINGLE PARENTS FIND SCARCITY OF APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH BEGINNING TO TAKE ROOT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SINGLE PARENTS FIND SCARCITY OF APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITIZENS PITCH IN TO REPAIR THE PRIDE OF HURLEY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SINGLE PARENTS FIND SCARCITY OF APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*HUNGARIAN, AMERICAN MEDICINE SIMILAR","Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITIZENS PITCH IN TO REPAIR THE PRIDE OF HURLEY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SINGLE PARENTS FIND SCARCITY OF APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANE BOHY-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*VARIETY ADDS SPICE TO BROOKINGS ARTS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VARIETY ADDS SPICE TO BROOKINGS ARTS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD PROF--PARTIES WEAK,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD PROF--PARTIES WEAK,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD DELEGATION DIFFERS WITH GOP ON KEY ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANDERSON'S APPROACH APPEALS TO SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
S DAKOTANS BALK AT CREDIT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
S DAKOTANS BALK AT CREDIT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
S DAKOTANS BALK AT CREDIT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ANDERSON'S APPROACH APPEALS TO SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NO 'STING' FOR SEN PRESSLER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HAWKEY PRAISED FOR ALERT TRAFFIC ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HAWKEY PRAISED FOR ALERT TRAFFIC ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"*MOTHER, DAUGHTER CHRONICLE 'THEIR MOUNTAIN'","Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*MOTHER, DAUGHTER CHRONICLE 'THEIR MOUNTAIN'","Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONFERENCE CALLS MAY EXCLUDE PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STARS MINGLE AT FEST,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"HEEL PAIN--REST, SUPPORT BEST CARE","Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MARKETS STRONG IN EAST SD,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
"*DROUGHT CUTS HAY, PASTURE LAND SUPPLY","Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*AGENT WATCHES INSURANCE CHANGEOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
*AGENT WATCHES INSURANCE CHANGEOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
PRESIDENT OF THE SF CHAPTER OF SD AUTO BODY ASSOC,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
DAVID CARTER OPENED A LAW OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
DAVID CARTER OPENED A LAW OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
HIRED AS PRESIDENT OF THE SD RETAILERS ASSOC,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
HIRED AS PRESIDENT OF THE SD RETAILERS ASSOC,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
SBA TO HOLD DISASTER LOAN MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*AIM CAMP HAS URBAN FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*AIM CAMP HAS URBAN FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
EVEN RAINSTORMS CAN'T COOL SD,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*5,000 COMIC BOOKS IS NOTHING TO SNEEZE AT","Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS-MAINTAINING FRIENDSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*MORE LUTEFISK, PLEASE","Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WETLAND OR WASTELAND-THE MARSH SOUTHWEST OF THE MALL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF BAND BACK HOME AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHURCHGOING-IN THE MALL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHURCHGOING-IN THE MALL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"WATCH THE BUDGET, NOT THE CALENDAR...(ED)","Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO A UNITED SPIRIT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INVESTIGATION EDITORIAL RESPONSIBLE JOURNALISM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INVESTIGATION EDITORIAL RESPONSIBLE JOURNALISM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EMBARGO ENTERS 2ND WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EMBARGO ENTERS 2ND WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
'BONANZA' DIDN'T PREPARE ETHIOPIAN FOR SD,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
'BONANZA' DIDN'T PREPARE ETHIOPIAN FOR SD,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRESSLER GETS SENIOR CITIZENS ADVISER,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE SPONSORS HOUSING LOAN BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOME USD STUDENTS TO GET CABLE TV,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WATER PROJECTS DROWN IN INFLATION,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OAHE BOARD MEETS JULY 15 IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER GETS SENIOR CITIZENS ADVISER,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LAWRENCE COUNTY SEEKS ROAD RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PUPIL TRANSPORTATION CONFERENCE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOME USD STUDENTS TO GET CABLE TV,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HAS THE SD CAPITOL BUILDING FLOWN NORTH...,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD MAY BE NUKE WASTE DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*'TRON'--ALL GLITTER, LITTLE SUBSTANCE","Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY TAKES THE FEAR OUT OF TRIPS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD APPOINTS SURGEON,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
O'GORMAN BOARD PRESIDENT ELECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
RURAL MENTAL HEALTH LEADER ELECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
VFW MILITARY ORDER ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
C P MOORE NAMED TO USD COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
LADIES AUXILIARY ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
KINSER WINS FEATURE EVENT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SINGLE SEX TEAMS SPUR CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
{dollar}39.6 MILLION SCHOOL BUDGET APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAIL BATTERS SOME HAMLIN COUNTY CROPS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD COOL TO REGIONAL VET SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWN MOWER REPAIR BUSINESS GROWING THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IOWA GOVERNOR STILL MAD ABOUT ETSI,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ETSI MAY NOT USE SD BONDING POWER,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SUBDISTRICT PASSES OVER RANCHER'S COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY'S '83 BUDGET UP,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LET SD FUND TIE-LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARENTS DEPLORE STEPS TO SEGREGATE SOCCER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TIGHTEN AIRPORT CONTROL IN HAZARDOUS WEATHER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"KIWANIS SHOULD JUDGE DEEDS, NOT GENDER (L)","Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
US CHAMBER OPPOSES STATE'S BEST INTERESTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
AG UNITY NOMINATES 18 FOR COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLOSING ON RAILROAD SALE A FORMALITY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DROP IN ORDERS CAUSED 3M LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRUGS TAKEN FROM LEWIS EASTGATE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IOWA PORK RECALLS 60 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEAD MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NORTHERN AIRLINES HASN'T PAID DEBTS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION OK'S CABLE TV EXPANSION PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT THROWS OUT DRUNKEN DRIVING RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JUDGE SHORTENS SEIDSCHLAW'S SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*HOME SWEET CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL--NO ABUSE IN CHEESE GIVEAWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"330,000 ACRES MAY BE DECLARED DISASTER AREAS","Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INMATE ESCAPES BRIEFLY DURING TRIPP JAIL BLAZE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*WILL QUIT PANEL IF INVESTIGATION ISN'T FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*GREG KIHN HASN'T GONE MELLOW ON ROCK,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WARD CITED BY BUSINESS GROUP,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
USD PROFESSOR ELECTED TO SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
FEDERATION CITES PIERRE WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT GETS AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
SDSU TEACHER GETS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*BEES GET RESPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER NURSE PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACLU IS WILLING TO HELP BOOKSELLERS IN LIBEL SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION PASSES PROVISIONAL BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIRL DIES FROM INJURIES RECEIVED IN EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAREFUL RIDERS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ABERDEEN-SIOUX FALLS FLIGHT TO END,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAWYER WANTS CHARGES OF GILL NETTING DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PLAN TO ALTER CURRICULUM CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"REAGAN'S TARDY, BUT RIGHT IN DEBATE PROBE (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WILL SHOULD BE OBSERVER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*THOMAS DOUGHERTY--INSURANCE PIONEER DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"KRSNAK, BAILEY BEST OF QUALIFIERS WITH 2-UNDER 70","Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KUHLMANS HELP JASPAR FASTPITCH TEAM,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FRESH FRUIT DRINKS QUENCH SUMMER THIRST,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STANSELL PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL REACTION--GOOD CHOICE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ARNOLDS PARK--A RIDE TO ANOTHER ERA,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'LAST STARFIGHTER' IS PERFECT FANTASY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ABDNOR PUSHING WATER DEVELOPMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE ASKS COURT TO OVERTURN PRISON RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKER RESIGNS JOB IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VOLK REJECTS CHARGES ABOUT JOB ABSENTEEISM,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHEM-NUCLEAR MISSES DEADLINE ON REPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HINKY DINKY STORE CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AMBULANCE WORKER LOOKS FOR BILLFOLD,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MORE GRASSHOPPERS ARE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE PROMOTION FILM TO PREMIERE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WHEAT HARVEST MAY BEGIN NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FERRARO WILL ADD DRAMA (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOT AIR ON THE ISSUE OF SAFETY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON CASE CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YELLOW THUNDER CAMP WON'T NEED USE PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}1 MILLION SUIT AGAINST BROWN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COUNTY BEGINS DEFERRED PROSECUTION,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WATER BOARD DELAYS HEARING ON RED LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER BEAUTIFUL OR DEADLY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD LOSING TOPSOIL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITY ISSUES WATER REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*LAW DAMPENS INCENTIVE FOR ARSONISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AMERICA SUPPORTING TERRORISM IN NICARAGUA (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOVIET CHANGES SHOW GORBACHEV IN CHARGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUPPETS PULL KIDS' HEARTSTRINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TOSSING COINS TO GUCCIONE, HEFNER","Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ONE DECISION LOOMS ABOVE THE REST,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*HERSETH--FARMERS DESERVE A DOER,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WOMAN WHO MOPPED, MENDED FOR KIDS","Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MIX PROJECT FOES AND SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKERS TAME MOST BLACK HILLS FIRES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CHEVY CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RANCHER APPEALS CATTLE-LOAN DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEARCH WARRANT VALID IN CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN'S FIRING TIED TO MISCONDUCT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PETERSON'S CONDITION UPGRADED TO FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMPANY POSTS RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUPLE SUFFER SERIOUS INJURIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FAIRFAX MAN DIES IN HEAD-ON COLLISION,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY FINDS ROSEBUD MAN NOT GUILTY OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SUES JUDGE FOR PUTTING HIM IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 DISEASES THAT KILL CATTLE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*FARM ISSUES CULTIVATE SENATE CAMPAIGN DIFFERENCES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRIME MIMES AT THE BROOKINGS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HALLEEN WINS SPOT ON SLATE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ENOUGH OF THOMS' QUICK WIT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T START HOPELESS WARS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THE LITTLE STATE THAT COULD (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THOMS INSULTS EVERY WOMAN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TREASURER FEARS FINDING PREDICTION OF VICTORY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE FOR RURAL JOB GROWTH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
JANKLOW WOULD HAVE CONVENED LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FIELD CUT TO 2 IN MATCH-PLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SUPERIORITY IS HAZY IN ALL-STAR GAME,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*COMPETITION KEEPS HUSET POPULAR,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*HATCHERY'S WORK EVIDENT IN AREA WATERS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ARMOUR MAN SETS STATE CATFISH RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MOST SEASONS IN STATE OPEN NOV 1,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RECORD DEER LICENSES AVAILABLE IN EAST,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"*ART, CRAFTS, & FOOD ATTRACT HUNDREDS","Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEADERS LOOK TOWARD CHURCH MERGER,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PERSONNEL ASSOCIATION MAKING WAGE SURVEY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*FIRE DESTROYS OFFICE, BIN AT MINN ELEVATOR","Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EARLY PRIMARY WILL DRAW POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ILLUSTRATOR RETURNS TO DE SMET,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS COUNTY BOARD ADOPTS DRAINAGE RULE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NURSERY LAYS OFF 22 BECAUSE OF SLACK MARKET,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAILROAD MAINTENANCE CENTER TO STAY IN HURON,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INTERIM PANELS HIT HIGH GEAR IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
2 FACE CHARGES FOR GAMBLING IN RC,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS ARREST IA MURDER SUSPECT IN RC,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*CAR-TRUCK COLLISION INJURES 2,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LOCAL GROUPS PLEASED WITH PORNO REPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*THOMAS EGAN UNJUSTLY HANGED IN 1880 KILLING,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY COOK'S RECIPES USES HOMEGROWN VEGETABLES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
A & B NAMED COPIER DEALER FOR PANASONIC,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COLE PAPERS TO OPEN SIOUX FALLS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DOWNTOWN GROUP SEEKS NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LEADERSHIP SEMINAR PLANNED FOR AUG 28,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD RECORDS GAIN IN BUILDING CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TRAILER FIRM EXPANDS INTO CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"A FAMILY CIRCUS TO APPEAL TO PARENTS, TOO","Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL POSTS PROFIT DESPITE STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*ADDS MACHINE TO SPEED UP SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1986, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*GERSTNER WINS MATCH-PLAY GOLF TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RENNER GOES TO BAT FOR BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AMUNDSON COMES HOME AS NEW JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRISON FUGITIVE CAUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MONEY RAISED FOR MARCH OF DIMES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PRESERVATION BOARD NEEDS PHOTOS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
RED CROSS PUBLISHES STREET GUIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED IN MANY AREAS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SCOUT RAISES MONEY FOR LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*NICARAGUA POLICY MAKES NO SENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
A GOOD YEAR FOR BIG-LEAGUE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EDUCATOR OPPOSES CONTRACEPTIVE STAND (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*GERSTNER CAPTURES STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY PANEL CONSIDERS TAX BREAK MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY HITS RECORD OVERNIGHT LOW,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VET MEMORIAL REPLICA TO BE AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN DEAD IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RODEO DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LANDOWNERS A ROAD BLOCK IN COLLIDER CHASE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETIRED PRISON GUARD RECALLS LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWSUITS CHANGING MEDICAL PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*JANKLOW CALLS FOR GOVERNMENTAL REFORM,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*EMPLOYMENT CHANGES IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PIERRE CLEANS UP AFTER STORM,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO SET BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*DISAPPOINTS SOME LOCAL JACKSON BACKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SENATOR HAS FAMILY TIES TO SD TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REVENUE DROP FEARED WITHOUT NEW GAMES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RAIN, WINDS RIP BROWN COUNTY","Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"DISASTEROUS, BUT PART OF NATURAL CYCLE","Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BANTAM COACH PUTS WELFARE OF KIDS FIRST (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOVERNORS OK MICKELSON PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL RODEO TO BEGIN FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROAD WORK TO CLOSE WEST 41ST STREET,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AIDS YET TO HIT MIDWEST PRISONS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DUTY CALLS FORESTER TO BATTLE BLAZES IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL TO STUDY JAIL CROWDING,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROCK BAND POSTPONES CITY CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY SUES STATE FOR MISTAKEN PATERNITY ACTION,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HARMFUL MATERIAL TO BE REMOVED FROM HEALTH OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*WALKING THE LINE AT THE CAFE PEN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BEST BUY SAYS SALES ARE UP 38 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
DAYTON SALES ARE UP 19.6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
K MART NAMES STATE CONTEST WINNER,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*OLSON'S STORE BEGAN AS NURSERY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
"ETHANOL IS OPEN, RUNNING","Argus LeaderJul 13 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
*MAN CHARGED IN ROADSIDE RAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STOP--IN THE NAME OF LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRASH SURVIVORS FIND NEW FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LEAVES MORE THAN LEGACY OF LOSS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON BOB JAMISON,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MANY ARE OFFENDED BY GUTTER LANGUAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
QUALITY PAIR SERVED WELL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
INDIANS PAID WELL FOR LAND (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PICTURE WAS NAUSEATING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FLAG SYMBOLIZES FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HUNKING HAS CLEAR VISION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SENATOR SHOULD RESPECT LAND (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MATTRESSES TO ROLL IN DOWNTOWN RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PAHA SAPA CONCERT RAISES {dollar}15,000 SO FAR","Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAMP GIVES CHILDREN DOSE OF OUTDOOR LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STREET DANCE BRINGS ROCKERS HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JERRY JEFF MAKES HIS COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BLACK HILLS FIRES UNDER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY STUDENT WINS JOURNALISM CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SEEKS DUMP SITE MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAULTY WIRING BLAMED FOR APARTMENT FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LOCAL ZOO SPONSORS MINNESOTA, CANADA TRIPS","Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BERESFORD GRADUATE EXPECTS A JOLLY TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"DASCHLE QUESTIONS EPA, LAW FIRM TIES","Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCATTERED RAINS BRING RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWYERS URGE THAT CHARGES BE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*RIDES INTO 'DAWN OF NEW LIFE',"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CENTER STAFF'S ROLE IN WALK AWAY SPURS ...,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN FACES CHARGES IN GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER GOES TO 10 COUNTRIES ON TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
STATE ASKS TO RECONSIDER ETSI RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*HOT WEATHER DOESN'T STOP WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*3 PAST CHAMPIONS SURVIVE 1ST ROUND,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DINERS FEAST ON CITY MARKET,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
PIPESTONE BOAT MANUFACTURER LAYS OFF 150,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"MORRELL, UNION TALKS WILL RESUME MONDAY","Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER FACES DC HOUSING CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SATTER CONVICTED OF 1972 DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
232 SUIT SETTLED FOR {dollar}8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CLARA HALE HELPS OPEN ART EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SNYDER WON'T LET US FORGET NEEDY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*GIVE AUTISM STUDENTS SAME CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CARS WEREN'T WARNED ABOUT OILED ROAD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STORY SHOWED PRESSLER NOT IN DC CLIQUE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
OLD TOWNE THEATRE READY FOR THE '90S,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PHOTO EXHIBIT--STRUGGLE OF BLACK WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BRITISH YOUTH TROUPE LANDS IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAMING CHAIRMAN RELUCTANT TO RAISE TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP TRIES TO RAISE DEAD IN FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON--COUNSEL SHOULD BE CONTINUED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN DIES IN TEXAS CHASE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NOT-SO-KIND CUT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"AUDITOR, AMDAHL BATTLE OVER LAND TRADE","Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LIABILITY RISK ENDANGERS STREET DANCES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MIXED FEELINGS ON WASHINGTON GROUNDBREAKING,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STRUCTURED PRISON SENTENCING PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*BUDGET IS IN MY HEART, NOT HEAD","Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER STILL LEADS FUND RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AVERAGE EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ARMY WORM ONSLAUGHT TO PEAK SOON--EXPERT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BRANDON BATTLING FARMER OVER COURSE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLS OFF DANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT KILLS YALE MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WAGNER BEGINS STUDY TOUR OF JAPAN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS STREET DANCE BAN UNFOUNDED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*BRANDON ROAD WORK TO TAKE SOME TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PUMPING STATION IS FIRM'S LARGEST PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER RAMMING POLICE CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIAL DATE SET IN CASE AGAINST PSYCHOLOGIST,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PINE RIDGE MAN CONVICTED OF ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE MAY HAVE TO PAY FOR ASBESTOS CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TRIBAL GROUP DECIDING FATE OF RECALL VOTE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BOARD RESCINDS CONTROVERSIAL APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CONTACTS DEVELOPER,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MORRELL TO CLOSE CITY BACON WORKS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SD BOASTS 80 PERCENT SUCCESS RATE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CUSTOM FARMING RATES VARY THROUGHOUT SD,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
WOMAN'S BODY FOUND IN BIG SIOUX RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RADIO'S 'NEIGHBOR LADY' TURNS 50,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VIBORG SAYS GOODBYE TO 'DRYBORG',"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WATERING LIMITS SET TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BASEBALL RULES FALL SHORT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS SULLIED BY TV DISMISSAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEVOTED TO MOVING CITY FORWARD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*TEMPERS CAN RUIN A BAD ROUND OF GOLF,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELITE SHARE 1 GOAL--OMAHA,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'90 CHAMPION MEETS MATCH IN SD GOLF,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN MAN CHARGED IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRIVE PLANNED FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD LOTTERY TO HAVE 2ND-CHANCE DRAWING,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GARDEN GARB,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SEARCH EXPANDS FOR HARTFORD MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BEAR BUTTE CAMPERS ALERT GOVERNOR, TRIBAL LEADERS","Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FALLS PARK IMPROVEMENTS TOP CITY COMMISSION AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SENATORS SPLIT ON CRIME BILL VOTE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NORTHLANDER FINED FOR CODE VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONSULTANTS SAY PIERRE TAKES PRIDE IN ITS HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-SHERIFF'S DEPUTY ADMITS HE STOLE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE RESCHEDULES TRIAL OF MOTORCYCLE GANG MEMBER,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEARFISH TO HOST CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN TO BE EXTRADITED FOR WIFE'S 1965 DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WANTS STATUES IN WASHINGTON REPLACED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LEWIS AND CLARK AREA REPORTS RECORD HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OFFICIAL PUSHES SOLID-WASTE PLAN FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VALLEY SPRINGS TAKES ON PASSENGERS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
2 MEN KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*JUDGES PUT TWISTS ON SENTENCING,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUPPORT POWERS AIDS FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHERISH TIME SPENT WITH YOUR SIBLINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*COURTS IN SESSION,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*HIGH FIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"FOOT ODOR, CRACKING TREATABLE, NOT CURABLE","Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BILLBOARD ORDINANCE BETTER THAN NOTHING (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CLINTON CAN DO WITHOUT MCGOVERNESQUE DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"NOTIONS OF TEACHER PAY, EDUCATION MISGUIDED (L)","Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NUDE-DANCING BAR SHOWS SOCIETY IS SICK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MAYBE LAWMAKERS DON'T UNDERSTAND CHOICE ACT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
VFW PROVIDES SERVICES WITH UNITED WAY'S HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SUPREME COURT READING THINGS INTO CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*RALLY AROUND THE ARENA,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
INSPIRED SCOTT TIPS DUBISAR,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MAKE YOUR IRS PAYMENT SOON AS POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EX-MINE MANAGER'S RETURN WELCOMED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR PRAISES BILLBOARD EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE AGENCY RENEWS GAMBLING LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NORDICA CHAIRMAN CORRESPONDS WITH BUSH,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD TO VOTE ON {dollar}10 RAISE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPRINKLER FIGHT GOES TO CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATE'S RECORD IS PHONE CALL AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CORVETTE CARAVAN TO HEAD FOR CAR SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT ADDS 6 YEARS TO 90-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"IRENE, WAKONDA ADOPT VICTIM RELIEF PROGRAM","Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROGRAM TO DISTRIBUTE LOANS IN NE COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SANDBORN COUNTY SITE STUDIED FOR LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUNTMAN BEATS RECORD AT SPORT DAYS FIRE SLIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HOPE BEATS THE ODDS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*ACCUSED CLAYTON FARMER WANTED PAYBACK?,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MADISON MAN SHOT HIMSELF WITH COP'S PISTOL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SECULAR, SACRED MUST BE EXAMINED","Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T JUST PICK ON FARM SUBSIDIES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' EDITORIAL UNFAIR TO BISBEE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOVERNMENT SHOULD SIMPLIFY TAX CODE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ABORTION STORY INCLUDES INACCURACIES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
COSTNER PROJECT GOOD FOR DEADWOOD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*DEGREE OF RISK IN BANK INVESTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*RAINS KEEP FIRMS ON EDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*HUDSON BANK ROBBER SKETCH RELEASED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROTHERS DOING WELL AFTER KIDNEY TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS TO HOST TEEN DEM CAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TORNADOES SWEEP THROUGH BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL BOARD RAISES MEETING PAY TO {dollar}55,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RIVER SEARCH FOR JEFFERSON TEEN UNSUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
16 COUNTIES DECLARED DISASTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RAPIST GETS 200 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PIERRE FIREFIGHTER CHARGED WITH ARSON,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY IN NEED OF BLOOD DONORS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*INMATE SENTENCED TO 5 YEARS FOR RUNNING AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"PUTS MORATORIUM ON NEW BEER, LIQUOR LICENSES","Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"JAILER SUES CODINGTON SHERIFF, 3 CO-WORKERS","Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
COMMISSION APPROVES 911 BACKUP PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*HURON MAIL CENTER MEETS DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*NL VICTORIES CONSTANT PAIN OF CHILDHOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FANS FEEL SD TOUCH AT ORIOLE PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LURES TOP WALLEYE ANGLERS TO GOVERNOR'S CUP,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TRACK TURNS OFF WATER, AWAITS OUTLAWS","Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*PUT YOUR TICKER TO THE TEST,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PERENNIALS NEED WELL-DRAINED SOIL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
VIDEO-LOTTERY VOTE SET FOR NOV 8,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MIDLAND BUILDING BEGINS TO REFLECT A NEW IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS SHRUG OFF THREATENED CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE ROLL CALL VOTE TO PUT VIDEO LOTTERY ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
OPEN SD COURTS TO EYE OF CAMERA (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TRUTH AND JUSTICE VANISHED FROM SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"SEXUAL DEGRADATION HURTS MEN, WOMEN (L)","Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HITLER YOUTH JUST 'KIDS HAVING FUN' (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
POLICE CHECK REPORT OF BODY IN BIG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SALES DOOR-TO-DOOR REQUIRE CITY PERMITS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TORNADOES HIT WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CORVETTE ENTHUSIASTS MEETING IN SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MURDER VICTIM'S FATHER WANTS HARSHER SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MOELLER, RHINES STAY IN PRISON'S ANNEX WITH INMATES","Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONER WITH STAKE IN FEEDLOT JOINS TALKS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CLINIC VANDAL BLAMES DEPRESSION FOR ACTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAN DENIES ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GREGORY TO BEGIN NEW DUTIES AUG 22,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 9 1/2 YEARS FOR SELLING CRACK,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAD WHO DIDN'T PAY CHILD SUPPORT JAILED,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN MUST GIVE UP GUNS AFTER ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEETINGS TO REVIEW BLACK HILLS CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*A DAY AT THE ZOO,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LINCOLN COUNTY LAW-ENFORCEMENT BUDGET DROPS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
'93 ESCAPEE'S SISTER-IN-LAW MUM ON DEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
MAN ACCUSED IN KILLING REFUSES LAWYER,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON CHANGES MEANING OF SCHOOL MASCOT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWSUIT FILED BY FEEDLOT DEVELOPERS ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"DAKOTA WESLEYAN STUDENTS DESIGN, BUILD OBSERVATORY","Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*GM DEALER MOVES TO WORTHING AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TO WOO COVETED SOYBEAN PLANT WITH TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*WORLD CUP FUELS INTEREST IN SPORT LOCALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ST PAUL DEFEATS CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"IS SOCCER A HIGH SCHOOL SPORT? WELL, SORT OF","Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LOCAL PLAYERS NAMED TO ELITE REGIONAL TEAM,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*GOLD GURU HAS AN EYE FOR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*POTATO SALAD ... THE SUMMER REUNION FAVORITE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHILDREN ARRIVE AS FRESH COOKIES LEAVE THE OVEN,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*ROBBER KILLS HIMSELF AFTER 60-MILE CHASE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VOGEL FEATURED ON 'UNSOLVED MYSTERIES',"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PUBLIC CONFIDENCE DASHED BY SILENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRISON INMATES MUST HAVE MEANINGFUL JOB PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIMBER EDITORIAL DIDN'T HAVE THE FACTS STRAIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DIRECTORS WILL COST MORE TO RUN CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE UNDERSTANDS PROBLEMS OF FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LIBERAL CONTROL FREAKS HAVE GOT TO BE STOPPED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SIX PEOPLE INJURED IN FIRE AT APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK LEADS IN WOMAN'S MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAY CLOSE CACTUS HEIGHTS COURSE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*RECORD HEAT POPS ROADS, HALTS POWER, BAKES AREA","Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER 25 CENT INCREASE IN BUS FARES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROFESSIONAL GROUP ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING KILLS 14-YEAR-OLD BOY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CRP LAND CAN'T PROVIDE HAY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REUNION AND FESTIVAL TO CELEBRATE THE WEST,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRIBES FAR FROM SELF-SUFFICIENCY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DANCERS FROM 5-STATE AREA TO PERFORM AT WACIPI,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CHILI COOK-OFF TO HEAT UP COMMUNITY DURING FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FASHIONS GO ON DISPLAY AT PRAIRIE VILLAGE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LIST OF FEDERAL MONEY PROVIDED TO TRIBES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
RAN 'HANGOUT' FOR ALL AGES,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*EDUCATION LEVEL IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FIREFIGHTERS DETERMINE FIRE CAUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LAWMAKER CHALLENGES SD SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CITY PUSHES FOR PORT OF ENTRY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*DAIRY QUEEN IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
WINTER WHEAT COULD PROVE 'BRIGHT SPOT',"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
LEAD BOARD OK'S FINES FOR TEENS BREAKING CURFEW,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*MCHONE WANTS TO GIVE FORCE FRESH IDENTITY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S FASTPITCH TOUR HITS CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CANARIES SAVE FACE,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHEYENNE ARTIST'S WORK GOES ON DISPLAY TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOT FOLKS...MINNEHAHA COUNTY COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
THE SUN MAKES SWIMMING MORE ENJOYABLE-MADISON,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
THE SUN MAKES SWIMMING MORE ENJOYABLE-MADISON,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PSYCHIATRIC TESTS ORDERED FOR SUGRUE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PSYCHIATRIC TESTS ORDERED FOR SUGRUE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BERESFORD SCHOOL SCHEDULE MIGHT CHANGE TO SAVE ENERGY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ANTI-ABORTION CANDIDATE CHARGES INTO SD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BUSES TO BE PURCHASED,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MILWAUKEE RAILROAD TO RECEIVE FUEL LOAN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SD AIR GUARD REMAINS IN CANAL ZONE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY RESIDENT SEEKS CITY VOTING RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"PHONES RING, TVS WORK IN TINY WHITE HOUSE","Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SDSU CLUB RATED FOURTH,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*AN OLD VIKING BOAT ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
YANKTON REZONING DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"BOND {dollar}15,000 IN RAPE CASE","Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
INVESTIGATION OF RESIGNATION CONTINUING,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TRADE BENEFITS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OUR THANKS TO ALL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TELL SIOUX FALLS TOURIST STORY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JAYCEES THANK PUBLIC FOR FOURTH SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
HOUSING AUTHORITY A PLUS FOR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
INMATES MUST TURN TO OTHERS FOR HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SKY RANCH FOR BOYS PLAYS UNIQUE ROLE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
AUDITS UNCOVER LAX SAFEGUARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEBRASKANS PLAN PROTEST OF CITIBANK MOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEBRASKANS PLAN PROTEST OF CITIBANK MOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHEAP TRICK COOLS HOT CROWD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTAN PUSHES FOR FAMILY RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL ACQUIRES FACTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTAN PUSHES FOR FAMILY RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURSE TO HEIGHTEN DRIVING SKILLS OF POLICE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURSE TO HEIGHTEN DRIVING SKILLS OF POLICE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHERS BOLSTER PAY IN SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX COUNCIL REJECTS SALE OF BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX COUNCIL REJECTS SALE OF BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GUNS FOR THAIS AND ARMS SPIRAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"NSP DEFENDS ITS ADS, DENIES 'SCARE TACTICS' (L)","Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN BLAMED FOR SEVERAL DEVELOPMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GRANDMOTHER DECRIES GRAVE DESECRATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"NSP DEFENDS ITS ADS, DENIES 'SCARE TACTICS'","Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MCLAUGHLIN CAR-MOTORCYCLE CRASH KILLS 2,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC QUESTIONS GAS RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC QUESTIONS GAS RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BAYER PLEADS GUILTY IN TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUC-TIED FIRM GETS CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BAYER PLEADS GUILTY IN TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REAGAN POLLSTER LIVES LIFE OF POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REAGAN POLLSTER LIVES LIFE OF POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHEMIST STUMBLES ONTO MAGIC WATER BY SERENDIPITY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHEMIST STUMBLES ONTO MAGIC WATER BY SERENDIPITY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY NOT IN ANY HURRY TO ISSUE MORE LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UTILITIES MAKE AN OFFER FOR MILWAUKEE LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RAINS EASE HEAT DAMAGE, FARMERS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEW FISHING RULES REQUIRE COOPERATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW FISHING RULES REQUIRE COOPERATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR JANKLOW'S TWO FEATHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WE'RE LUCKY TO LIVE IN SIOUX FALLS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF AIRLINE OFFICIALS MEET WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"GREAT SIOUX NATION MEETING JULY 29, 30","Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE RECEIVES GRANTS FOR SERVICE JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECORD SD WHEAT CROP PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL VOTES TO BE SEPARATED,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FEW TALK TO RIGHTS BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FEW TALK TO RIGHTS BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY BUDGET UP FOR APPROVAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DOVE HUNTING FOE URGES SHORT SEASON,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"UNITED WAY SETS AT {dollar}1,394,000","Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
KRAMER'S BASKETBALL BOUNCES TOWARD FRANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOBCAT TRAPPING MAY END,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KRAMER'S BASKETBALL BOUNCES TOWARD FRANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOBCAT TRAPPING MAY END,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MINISTERS MEET TO ORGANIZE FIGHT AGAINST GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--SD WON'T BE SITE FOR NUKE DUMP,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SF, STATE ON LOW END OF JOBLESS RATE","Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE'S CHILI COOKS SIMMERING FOR COOKOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD'S MISS UNITED TEEN-AGER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
EVIDENCE IN MOLESTATION CASE TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS HOME AD CHIEF TRIES TO ASSURE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTHERN AIRLINES DEFUNCT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"POLICE ASSUME PLUMBERS' STRIKE, VANDALISM LINKED","Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN TRIES TO FIND HOME FOR THREATENED HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RESTRICTIONS EASED FOR RETARDED,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SF RELEASES REVISED AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW CRITICIZED--STATE PENITENTIARY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD SHOULD PRESS RIVER WATER CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION ASSIGNS NEW CASEWORKER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL ON DRIVERS TO BE TESTED,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEAD OF WHEAT GROUP POSTPONES TRIP TO DC,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER TO ASK SHULTZ ABOUT ETSI,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOARD CONSIDERS NEW RULES FOR JAILS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REGENTS TO HIRE NEW STAFF ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CUSTER DOESN'T WANT PRISON TRUSTIES,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MINER TO TESTIFY BEFORE HOUSE PANEL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*TENNIS PLAYING NOT JUST A WEEKEND ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING PROGRAM GETS {dollar}68 MILLION BOOST,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RECORD WINTER WHEAT CROP FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STATE BOARD RECOMMENDS DISASTER RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BETTY SNEDEN HAS CONNECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FORMER SF RESIDENT REMEMBERS SMALLER, WILDER TOWN","Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUNGSTERS COPE WITH STRESS BY HURTING THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTHERN FRIED ROCK--ZZ TOP ROCKS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CYCLISTS PULLED MAN FROM BALER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR CALLS FOR REMOVAL OF TRADE LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CASH REGISTERS RING IN STORES ALONG MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD STARTS WATERING RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAURIE DASCHLE IS GRANTED UNCONTESTED DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NURSING HOME CLOSING FORCES 28 TO LEAVE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REP VANGERPEN OF AVON IS DEAD AT 56,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STEVENS IS DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UTAH MAN IS ROBBED NEAR NEW UNDERWOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SUES 50 FOR VIOLATING HIS CIVIL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LIGHTING UP THE STREETS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REGENT--BETTER SCHOOLS WILL COST,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY COORDINATOR FOR CITY TAKES JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
T.F. DOUGHERTY--INSURANCE PIONEER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"VOCATIONAL STUDENTS NEED BETTER BASICS, TOO (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR FREEZE MAYBE WORLD'S ONLY HOPE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TUITION TAX CREDIT CARTOON HURT PARISH PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SUIT CHARGES HOMESTAKE WITH POLLUTING WATER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*WATERTOWN GOLFER HORNING BEATS CANCER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
10 SF GOLFERS ADVANCE IN STATE MEET,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NORTHEAST LAKES A FAVORITE OF THIS WALLEYE ANGLER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE TRAP SHOOT IS TODAY AT CROOKS CLUB,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TIGERS ON THE PROWL IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
YOUTH FISHING DERBY SET NEAR BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW FAVORS YANKTON SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
5 INTERSECTIONS RATE AS TRAFFIC HAZARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS HANG ON TO USD PLAN FOR PRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MCKENNAN POISON CONTROL HELPFUL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
THANKS TO COSMOPOLITAN CLUB (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
AID IN RECENT FLOODING APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
*MOTOCROSS TRACK NEAR TUTHILL PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE WANTS VOTE ON FINANCING,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOFER'S LAWYER ASKS FOR POSTPONEMENT OF TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS WILL DISCUSS PLEA BARGAIN FOR VIERECK,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEBATE ABOUT ISSUES IS GOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOG PRODUCERS WORRIED ABOUT CANADIAN IMPORTS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LAW IS CLEAR ABOUT ELECTION DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LET VOTERS DECIDE ON WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*BASEBALL HAS NO ROOM FOR ALL-STAR GRUMBLERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOOD SAMARITAN ACTS DESERVE RECOGNITION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WE SHOULD RESTORE CUBA TIES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
THIEF TOOK TOT'S SAFETY SEAT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ALABAMA MAN FACES VEHICULAR HOMICIDE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE'S BILL WOULD HELP LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MISS TEEN SOUTH DAKOTA CONTEST IS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE COMMISSION OKS PLAN TO PAY FOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WHEAT TEAM FROM SPAIN WILL VISIT STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN NAMED TO STATE COMMITTEE FOR REAGAN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUSTICES UPHOLD RULING ON TEACHER'S REHIRING,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SERVICE CENTER CLOSES IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
TASK FORCE RECOMMENDS STEPS TO IMPROVE EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW--STATE QUALIFIES FOR AID,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*LAKES RE-EMERGE TO CLAIM LAND,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DROUGHT WITHERS CROPS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BETTER PLANNING TO REDUCE NURSING ILLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY FIXING STREETS WELL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FORGOTTEN BENEFACTORS OF WHITE BORDER TOWNS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MAYBE PROGRAM WOULD CUT CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"BE CAREFUL, MOTORISTS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
KEEP GARBAGE OUT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*SOME CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*TUCH TAKES CAUSE ON TREK,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*LEGION PLAYER GETS TO SEE HIS HERO,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"OUTFITTING TEAM CAN COST {dollar}6,000","Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*HANSON STEALING LIKE A FELON,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
*WALL OF WATER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CEMETERY SUES FUNERAL HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIN--FARMERS LIKE IT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHEAT CROP LOOKS POOR IN WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GERMANS FROM RUSSIA GATHER TO RECALL PAST,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BURNING ELECTRICAL WIRE FORCES EVACUATION,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MORRELL TALKS TO BEGIN THIS WEEK IN CHICAGO,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*POLICE CHASE OF FORMER INMATE FLITTIE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SALES OF BOTTLED WATER HEAT UP IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS REACHING OUT LESS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DROUGHT-PLAGUED FARMERS TOLD TO CHECK HAY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOREST OFFICIALS TO PLUG PROGRAM MONEY DRAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FERRY'S MOVING CREATES 2 DEAD ENDS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
2 FIRES STILL BURN IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*THE SALE MUST GO ON,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SDSU USES INMATES ON RESEARCH FARMS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BINGO ON INDIAN LAND HEATS UP IN OKLAHOMA,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*MILDRED HOTZLER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LIFE EXISTS NORTH OF PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
CHAMBER TO TEST THE TEMPER OF SLOGAN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL BROKERS SAY INVESTORS ARE HESITANT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WORKERS PUT COMPANY PRIDE ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
NORTHERN STATES POWER OFFERS REBATE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD SET TO ADOPT TAX-RAISING BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FREEDOM OF INDIVIDUAL SUFFERS DOUBLE SETBACK (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KEEP CHILDREN OUT OF STREET (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NORDLAND FEST LET DOWN VISITORS & EXHIBITORS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE BETTER FOR FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
ANDERSON JUMPS INTO INDIAN LAND FRAY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*VISITORS FLOCK TO SEE YOUNG,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS SAY '86 IS THEIR YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW MEMBER ON BOARD MEANS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUMMER GAME STIRS THE CHILD IN THE MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE RIPE FOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"RANDALL, WHITE WILL TAKE IT SLOW","Argus LeaderJul 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY WANTS TO KEEP RODEO,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CONGRESSMAN TARGETS EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*ENTWISLE WINS 3RD CROWN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MONSTER MUSKIE PROWLING IN AMSDEN LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SPAGHETTI WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL TAXES TO RISE 9.3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHAT'S NEXT FOR MORRELL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REBOUNDS FROM DISAPPOINTING 1986,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LIONS FOUNDATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
MEMBERS ELECTED TO ALUMNI BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
NURSING GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
OFFICERS GROUP RE-ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CITY DESERVES CREDIT FOR ENFORCING RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEAVER'S TRIAL ADDING TO REAGAN'S PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RACING NEVER TOTALLY SAFE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROGRAMS WORK TOGETHER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CRUSADE WAS GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STOP SUPER COLLIDER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RAISE FIGHTING AGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
WYOMING CANCELS ARENA DATES,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BICYCLE TRAIL TO GET REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JENNER GRAND JURY HOLDS 2ND SESSION,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS IDENTIFY LIGHTNING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO CONTINUE PORK QUEEN TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEA RESIDENTS AT POLLS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER RESTRICTIONS MAY BE ALTERED,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CROPS & CRITTERS SAFE DESPITE EARLY CHILL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLANNING COMMISSION APPROVES QUARRY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD CONDUCTS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RANDALL ECONOMIC PLAN FAILS IN BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SOLEM TO CATCH LAST PRISON ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PETITION ASKS DIOCESE FOR MURPHY'S REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IGLOO SEWAGE ASH FACILITY CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON TALKS PORK WITH COMPANY LEADER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RC BINGO CORPORATION LOOKS AT ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GREGORY IN CIVIL AIR PATROL COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*EGG PRODUCTION FALLS 13 PERCENT IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"CUSTER STATE PARK TO GET {dollar}135,000","Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BLAZE EMPTIES APARTMENT HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD BUSINESS RATING DISRUPTED,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOXIC CHEMICALS FOUND AT WILLIAMS FARM,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NO SHAME IN PAYING VICTIMS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ULSTER GIRL VISITS AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOY WITH GUN THREATENS CLERK,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN LOTTERY FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR ASKS FAIR TO REVIEW CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWER OUTAGE AFFECTS 800 RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO APPEAR ON C-SPAN CALL-IN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TED TUFTY TO SHOW UFO PHOTO EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOOK ON AGING GREW OUT OF CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL-GRAIN YIELDS FALL BELOW AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PHONE DEREGULATION TO BE DECIDED,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRISONER PLANE DIVERTS COURSE TO CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EIGHT ISSUES ON NOVEMBER BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ATTENDING TO PROBLEMS OF THE HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BUILDING PERMITS CONTINUE UP IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFERS MONEY FOR PERSON FINDING A DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-SHERIFF ARRAIGNED ON RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VOLK PICKS JOURNALIST AS PRESS SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*PERSISTENCE PAYS OFF FOR CITY SWIMMER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MEYERS TAKES THREE-STROKE GOLF LEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MISSOURI RIVER WALLEYES STILL ELUSIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*CZECH REUNION IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BATMANIA GOES TO BOY'S HEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*KIDNAP CHARGE ADDED AGAINST RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AGENCY DECISION RAISES QUESTION OF COMPETENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS MAKE UP PATCHWORK QUILT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VOTERS HAVE STRANGE ELECTION REQUIREMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JAIL PHONE SERVICE IS POOR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RUSHMORE PROPOSAL FUNNY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
'CINDERELLA' IS PRAIRIE REPS 1ST KIDS SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GATHER TO DANCE IN STEPS OF ANCESTORS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'LICENCE TO KILL' MEETS BOND STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ALL-WHITE CAST SINKS 'SHOW BOAT',"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARTS ADVOCATES CHARGE CENSORSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*CITY LOSES PLAY, MOVIE ADVOCATE","Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BRANDON CELEBRATION SET FOR WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS CHARGED IN DOG SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE RETAILERS APPLY FOR LOTTERY LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO WORK TO DELAY B-2 PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HERSETH WON'T RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LETTER OFFERS LOOK INTO LIFE IN HUNGARY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*2 ROOMMATES ARRESTED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO WORD YET FROM HUNAN GARDEN OWNER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EPA OFFICIAL PLAYS DOWN TIES TO FIRM,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
POLICE ARREST 2 DURING SOBRIETY TESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*AGES OF USE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*TRUCK TIPS OVER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONVICTED RAPIST LOSES APPEAL TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT SAYS COACH CAN SUE PSYCHIATRIST,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEACHER WHO USED VULGAR LANGUAGE MUSE BE REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TEACHER WHO USED VULGAR LANGUAGE MUST BE REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*BACK IN THE SWING,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AG-ONE OPENS RETAIL STORE IN DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SOYBEAN PLANTING IS RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*DUCK DIP,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SURVIVORS OF FLIGHT 232,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ADVOCATES EMBRACE BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WWF HEROES FIND ACCEPTANCE IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"BRITISH OPERA IS WELCOME, STARK DRAMA","Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
CENTER NICE IDEA BUT SUPPORT WANED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPEND MONEY TO TAKE BITE OUT OF CRIME (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*INPUT FROM PUBLIC ON WASTE DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FIREWORKS SHOOTERS THOUGHTLESS OF OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE AMENDMENT AIDS FOOD DISTRIBUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*RACER CRUISES TO RAQUETBALL VICTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF GOLFER NEARS 2ND STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AMDAHL ANNOUNCES STAFF ADDITIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES INMATE'S REQUEST FOR FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NAACP CHAPTER WILL MEET TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE LOOKING FOR ASSAULT SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROUGHRIDER BEER HITS 3 STATES,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNIVERSITIES GET DRUG PREVENTION GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LET THE GAMES BEGIN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLEADS GUILTY OF RAPING 10-YEAR-OLD GIRL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLERS HIT PROBLEMS IN DC ZONING,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRISON ERRED--DEAD INMATE'S BROTHER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*1933 AUGIE GRAD'S VISIT TO JAPAN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SPEED LIMITS WILL BECOME MORE UNIFORM,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MONEY FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COMMISSIONERS MIGHT PUMP UP RELIEF BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON TO CHAIR GOVERNORS' ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATURE TO FACE RIGHT-TO-DIE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*COUNTRY SCHOOOLERS REMINISCE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY CONSIDERS TREE THINNING ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TOURS OF BLOOD RUN AREA SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LITA FORD HEADLINES BLACK HILLS CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY SPRUCES UP MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PANEL WILL STUDY SCHOOL FUNDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*MINUTEMAN'S TIME IS UP,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCRAP-METAL DEALER HAS HEART OF GOLD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CIVILIANS SPLIT ON DEPARTURE OF WARHEADS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*MISSING WOMAN DROWNED, FOUL PLAY UNLIKELY","Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNOR SHOULD SOFTEN STANCE ON BEAR BUTTE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUT CONSTITUENTS FIRST IN REDISTRICTING (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*INDIANS LACK STRONG LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
IGNORANCE IS REASON FOR INTOLERANCE OF GAYS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"PRESSLER SIGNALS DIFFERENCES IN 'JOURNAL', 'ARGUS'","Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GAYS GETTING TOO MUCH MEDIA EXPOSURE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LAWMAKERS LAX ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
QUOTAS--FEWER BLACKS PLAYING BASKETBALL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
'ARGUS' HEADLINE GIVES WRONG IDEA OF VICTIM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
POOLING RESOURCES COULD BETTER SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
LAWMAKERS MUST STOP CATERING TO CEO'S (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*FIRST-ROUND SUCCESS COMES TO SD TEAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*LOCKWOOD, O'CONNELL REACH MATCH-PLAY FINAL","Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TSCHETTER FIRES RECORD ROUND,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PROMOTERS KNOW THAT MONEY MATTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*BLACK HILLS PROPOSAL SPARKS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BOARD WILL OVERSEE SCIENCE GRANT AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE MISSING FROM YANKTON UNIT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HARRISBURG FAMILY HAPPY TO BE BUILDING UP,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGAL DEBRIS LINGER FROM HOBO DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ORDINANCE WOULD REGULATE HAULERS OF INFECTIOUS WASTE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS WANT BIKE TRAIL BUILT SOMEWHERE ELSE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
200 STUFFED ANIMALS RETURNING TO WATERTOWN MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DRUG TESTING POLICY NOT USED IN 1ST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MISSION MAN ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ROSEBUD MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SEXUAL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
'SPIN' SEARCHES RAPID CITY FOR SOUL OF ROCK,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEWLYWED GETS 25 YEARS IN STATE PEN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DOW-RUMMER TO ADD APARTMENT COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST BANK GETS OK FOR PIERRE BANK,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ROAD-STOP PROGRAM PLANNED FOR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
S&L TO CONVERT TO STOCK COMPANY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CORN'S STORY IS TALL TALE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*END OF EARTH SOMEWHERE PAST PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*TWO-WHEEL ADVENTURES,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
A RIDER'S DIARY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*VISUAL PLEASURES PLENTY IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1991, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*CHANDLER BUILDS ON HOPE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*911 RESPONSE TO FATALITY DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SUE TO SIT IN SHED, JUDGE RULES","Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NY MEDIA OUTLETS SEEK S DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NEW YORKERS OFTEN CONFUSE DAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CONVENTIONS OUTLIVE THEIR USEFULNESS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ABORTION SUPPORTERS ARE ANTI-FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
COUNCIL-MANAGER PLAN CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
RIGHT TO ABORTION IS SELECTIVE KILLING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"*TIME, MONEY REFLECTED IN EMPLOYEES' WORK","Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO HELP PATIENTS MANAGE OBESITY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CORN COBS ARE GREAT FOR LOOSENING CLAY SOIL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WHS CLASS OF 1972 MEMBERS ARE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS OK SLUDGE STUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOWES MOM CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN FACES CHARGE OF MOLESTING GIRL, 12","Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEROT PETITIONS TO BE SUBMITTED FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE LOOKING FOR MAN WHO RAPED BABY-SITTER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF LAWYERS ELECTED OF OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RAIN DAMPENS CONSTRUCTION PLANS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRO-LOTTERY AD TO BEGIN AIRING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL BOARD VOTES DOWN PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BOTH SIDES OF DEBATE ON SPRINKLERS PRESENT CASES,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE WON'T ALLOW BUNGEE JUMPING--MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN NEWSPAPER HAS NEW PUBLISHER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-STATE WORKER TO HEAD EDUCATION LOBBY OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS UNION CAMP TO BEGIN JULY 18,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARING LOSS PROJECT GOES TO RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY OFFICIAL QUITS TO TAKE GAMBLING JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SURVEYING STATE FOR BUILDINGS WITH PAST,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNOR CALLS FOR HEALTH CARE AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
USD CRAFTING PA EDUCATION STUDIES,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE'S TAKE FROM GAMING--{dollar}73 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"POST OFFICE NAME OK, MAYOR SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*TOM MILLS FOSTERED CITY'S GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OPEN FIELD TO TEST NEW COURSE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"PRAIRIE DOG TOWNS GROWING, SPREADING EAST","Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*GIANT STORE RAISES ANTE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*FEDERAL AID PROBABLE FOR MADISON,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NUMBERS OF UNWED MOMS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*CREEK JUMPS BANKS, RAMS THROUGH YANKTON","Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER ACCUSED OF DOUBLE STANDARD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
BIG BUCKS STOP HERE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GAME WARDEN'S DEAL VIOLATED FAIR PLAY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PEACEKEEPERS ARE SITTING DUCKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA NEEDS GAMBLING EXPANSION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*INMATE MISSING FROM HALFWAY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROTHERS ARRESTED AFTER ASSAULT AT BAR,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FLOODING DELAYS JEFFERSON SEARCH,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE NAMES LAWYER FOR CLAYTON MURDER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 60 DAYS FOR TAKING COP'S BIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL BEGINS TODAY IN ASSAULT OF DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FABRIC STORE FIRE LOOKS LIKE ARSON,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WELCOMING THEIR GUESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RYDER RATES SIOUX FALLS NO 1 AS PLACE TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS AGREE MINNEHAHA COUNTY NEEDS FED HELP,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GIRL FACES ANOTHER EXAMINATION IN CHARTER HOSP SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ESPY ADDS COUNTIES TO FARM DISASTER LIST,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN FACES 10 YEARS FOR STEALING SWORD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ARSON,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RENOVATION BEGINS AT GOVERNOR'S MANSION,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU PROFESSOR TO TESTIFY IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"STATE LEADERS TO MEET, TALK ABOUT FLOODING","Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOW-FLYING PLANES DRAW COMPLAINTS FROM RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
WILL BE SCOUTED FOR CORRECTIONS CENTER SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
50% GAIN IS FORECAST FOR SD WINTER WHEAT CROP,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
NIKE DUNES OPEN BEGINS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAIN HOLDS SPRINKLES OF HUMOR,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
A GOOD SUMMER SNACK IS NO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*NUTRITIONIST SERVES AS FOOD ROLE MODEL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
MILLER PREPARES BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTHERN SENATOR READY TO BACK DASCHLE'S BID,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENATE REJECTS BID TO REVEAL VIDEO LOTTERY EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"HERE'S HOW HOUSE, SENATE VOTED ON AMENDMENT","Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LIKES PLACEMENT OF LOTTERY BACK ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"LOTTERY PROBLEMS CLEAR, MANAGEABLE (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"DESPITE VITRIOLIC JOBS, CLINTON HAS DONE MUCH (L)","Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CRITICS FORGET PRESSLER SERVED IN VIETNAM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
INSURANCE RATE AFFECTED BY SEAT-BELT USE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TERRACE PARK FAMILY AQUATICS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
POLICE KEEP SEEKING BODY IN BIG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY YOUTH PROGRAM GAINS NEW AFFILIATE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THUNDERSTORMS WHIP ACROSS SPINK COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORKER DEVELOPMENT GOAL OF NEW COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HE'S FIXIN' TO WORK 'TIL HE DROPS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RESTAURANT OWNERS HELP FAMILY IN TIME OF SORROW,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WAGGONER LACKS DETAILS IN WISH LIST,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RECYCLING COMPANY EXPANDS PICKUPS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN BURGLARIZES OWN APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE SEEKS FASTER FLOOD-AID DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS ANNEXES 126 ACRES TO CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHERIFF INVESTIGATES CLARK GOLF CLUB THEFT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RED CROSS HELPING MILBANK FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-COP DENIES RAPE IN NORTH SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PAINTING A PORTRAIT TURNS INTO HISTORY LESSON,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BUS TO USD TO BEGIN IN FALL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CORVETTE OGLING,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
MITCHELL DROPS PLANS FOR LOT FOR SKATEBOARDERS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"BUSINESSMEN SUE BANK, CHAIRMAN","Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER EXPECTS QUICK CONFIRMATION,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LEAD RESIDENTS CRITICIZE FEDS ON LANDSLIDE AID,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*BUILDERS TO DISPLAY 39 HOMES,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AG DEPARTMENTS SHARE IN VENTURES,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TO USE NAFTA FOR FUTURE BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
LOCAL CITIBANK STAFF SETS UP CARD OPERATION,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"*WILSON DONATES TIME, MONEY TO HIS SPORT","Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CANARIES TOP SAINTS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GETTING TOUGHER TO LOCATE THE FISH,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*SHOCK THERAPY FOR DOGS, SNAKES","Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*GIVING CHILDREN A DREAM,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A COMET HITS JUPITER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*SIOUX FALLS REACHES 106 DEGREES, RELIEF ON THE WAY","Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*METRODOME MEETING TO ATTRACT 61,000 CHRISTIAN MEN","Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CUSTOMER WHO HELPED CATCH ROBBER,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL POLICY JIBES WITH PRAYER DIRECTIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--IS VIOLENT CRIME RELATED TO TV?,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT SERVES PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HIGH GDP NO SOLUTION TO IMPACT OF TAX CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SCHOOLS' ONLY AGENDA SHOULD BE ACADEMICS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
INCREASED TRAFFIC FLOW NEEDS CARE AT JUNCTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
POLICE SEEK MATCH OF EVIDENCE AT SCENE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ADDRESSES AVAILABLE FOR SEX OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL PROGRAMS GET ONE-YEAR REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROBBER'S FAVORITE ROUTE: I-90,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COURT: PATROL CAR CHATTER NOT PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ETHICS CHAIRMAN THREATENS PROBE OF DASCHLE ACTION,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TWICE-CONVICTED MAN FACES SEPTEMBER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ELKTON MAN CHARGED IN WINDOW PEEKING,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*AUTHORITIES RELEASE DEAD TEEN'S NAME,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOTOR HOME OWNERS TO GATHER FOR 2 DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
209 APPLY TO ENTER PROGRAM FOR WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SEARCH PARTY FINDS MISSING HOWES MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FIRMS MIGHT PAY FOR FALSE ALARMS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HIGH COURT RULES LAND DEAL INVALID,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE SETS SENTENCING FOR EX-POLICEMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TRIPLE-DIGIT TEMPERATURES CAUSE ENERGY ALERT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VOTERS SEEK RECALL OF CHAIRMAN BUT TOWN TOO SMALL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW--RESIDENTS LIKE RUSHMORE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*RAISED MINK FOR 40 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*MARRIAGE LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*A WINDOW TO THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BUILDING TO START IN FALL ON WILLIAMS & REE PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S WATER FUNDING BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ARCHITECT SWITCH DEALYS RESORT,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SWEET CORN HARVEST IS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
MINNESOTA BANK TO BUY AMERICAN FEDERAL,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
JUDGE RULES YOUNKERS CAN BUY BACK ITS STOCK,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
APPROVES SALE OF 63 TELEPHONES EXCHANGES,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*LONG SHOT HAS EARLY OPEN EDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRO WOMEN STRUT THEIR STUFF,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DISMAL WORDS BRING TROUBLE TO THE LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*OKOBOJI AREA SPANS RESORTS TO ROLLER COASTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*USD DOCTOR TO ESTABLISH TRAINING CENTER IN HUNGARY,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WATERING HELPS PLANTS SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LEAPIN' FROGS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"YAH FOR SHOORE, NORSKIES DO LAUGH","Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*JUMPING THE GUN, CYCLIST LANDS HARD","Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*AIRLINES' DISCOUNT NO BIG DEAL HERE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*WORTHING CELEBRATES CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GRAIN HARVEST POOL SET UP,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GIRL RAPED IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
WINDS BEAT WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
MED SCHOOL DEAN NAMED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HEED PROTESTERS' CONCERN FOR HILLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HEED PROTESTERS' CONCERN FOR HILLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BAGGING CAMPAIGN EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
'SPOON RIVER' GOOD COLLEGE TRY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ARLINGTON MAN HAS LUCRATIVE CATHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*BETHANY LUTHERAN HIRES ACTIVITY DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*COMPUTER SYSTEMS BUSINESS NOW OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TRI-STATE ELECTRIC MARKS 60 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*CONTROLLER APPOINTED AT ZIP FEED MILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
VIKING GLASS OPENS IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*TERRY MOEHNKE RETURNS FOR OPTOMETRY PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*DUNHAM CO APPOINTS ADVERTISING DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WHITE HOUSE TO HOLD MEETING HERE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
URANIUM MINING FOE DEFENDS PROTESTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
DOWNEY SAYS CARTER WILL PULL OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
PECHOTA WAITS FOR CONFIRMATION,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
URANIUM MINING FOE DEFENDS PROTESTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
PECHOTA WAITS FOR CONFIRMATION,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
THESE FOUR AREA COURSES SHORT & SASSY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*HELEN NEARY WATCHED BIG CHANGE IN CHILDREN'S READING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ARTHRITIS SUFFERERS GET ADVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
PAT A GILLEN-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*REIFEL SAYS HE'LL BACK ANDERSON,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REIFEL SAYS HE'LL BACK ANDERSON,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DON LEVSEN - MAGIC MARBLE MACHINE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*DON LEVSEN - MAGIC MARBLE MACHINE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*OUT OF NOWHERE COMES HYSTERICAL 'AIRPLANE',"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*DON LEVSEN - MAGIC MARBLE MACHINE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*DIRT RACING STILL ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HOT, SLEEPLESS NIGHTS SELL AIR CONDITIONERS","Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COMMISSION REVERSES, GRANTS 2 BEER BAR LICENSES","Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COMMISSION REVERSES, GRANTS 2 BEER BAR LICENSES","Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE CHIEF BENEFITS REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE CHIEF BENEFITS REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO AUTOPSY PERFORMED ON ACTIVIST - WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COMMISSION REVERSES, GRANTS 2 BEER BAR LICENSES","Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO AUTOPSY PERFORMED ON ACTIVIST - WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOPPER HOT SPOTS SPELL TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL MEAL PRICES HIKED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITICORP PLAN BRIGHT SPOT IN 'DOWN' YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITICORP PLAN BRIGHT SPOT IN 'DOWN' YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PHONE WORKERS TO VOTE ON STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PHONE WORKERS TO VOTE ON STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REAGAN'S KEY 1980 DECISION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR REQUESTS WATER BANK GRAZING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRUCK CRASH KILLS SCOTLAND MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONSERVATION BOARD MEMBER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONSERVATION BOARD MEMBER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-AIR FORCE MAN ADMITS SETTING FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-AIR FORCE MAN ADMITS SETTING FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR REQUESTS WATER BANK GRAZING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU BOARD SHUTS DOWN PAPER,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT-STATE CAN LEASE RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU BOARD SHUTS DOWN PAPER,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONSERVATION BOARD MEMBER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER EMPLOYER RETALIATED FOR SEX BIAS CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FORMER EMPLOYER RETALIATED FOR SEX BIAS CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STUDENT FARE WILL BE AIRED AT BUS MEET,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SHORTER PHEASANT SEASON PUSHED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHORTER PHEASANT SEASON PUSHED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KULL-BUREAUCRATS AREN'T SO BAD,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CORSICA SALE BARN CLOSED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"RAIN, STRONG WINDS, HAIL HIT SD","Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
FACTIONS BATTLE OVER LENGTH OF DOVE SEASON,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SD FARMERS SHORT ON ALFALFA TURN TO SMALL GRAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD FARMERS SHORT ON ALFALFA TURN TO SMALL GRAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY APPROVES PRELIMINARY '82 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHO HAS THE PARROT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIMKO EXPLAINS DIVIDED BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIMKO EXPLAINS DIVIDED BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE OPENS SEIDSCHLAW MANSLAUGHTER CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
QUESTIONS REMAIN IN LATEST COURT DEAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS REMAIN IN LATEST COURT DEAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS REMAIN IN LATEST COURT DEAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER BANK LAND HAY CAN BE CUT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BIBLE BEING TRANSLATED INTO LAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"LIMOUSIN STEER, HEIFER SHOW PLANNED","Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MOTORIST WARNED ABOUT SPEEDING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"COAL SLURRY ASSESSMENT POSITIVE, SAYS DEVELOPER","Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
"COAL SLURRY ASSESSMENT POSITIVE, SAYS DEVELOPER","Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*THE HEAP IN YOUR DRIVEWAY CAN SAVE YOU MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S PROGRAM CONTINUES ON PRIVATE {dollar},"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*GOAT RACES-WORTHING, SD","Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*GOAT RACES-WORTHING, SD","Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD TEACHERS ARE WORKING ON WRITING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD TEACHERS ARE WORKING ON WRITING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S PROGRAM CONTINUES ON PIRVATE {dollar},"Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*FRESH PRODUCE MAKES COOL, NUTRITIOUS MEALS","Argus LeaderJul 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
64 PERCENT OF STATE'S PAVED ROADS DETERIORATING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SET-ASIDE A FLOP IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*THE SUBURBS/BOYS FROM THE MINNEAPOLIS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*3 OF ROCK'S BEST SONGWRITERS' NEW ALBUMS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KELO'S NEWS BROADCASTS DRAW LARGER SHARE OF AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SISTER CELERBRATES 25TH JUBILEE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
HOG WILD KRAZY DAYS EVENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
SYMPHONY AUDITIONS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
FOOD SERVICE CENTER GRAND OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
SUNDAY ON THE GRASS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*PASTORS SAY GAMBLING NOT RELIGIOUS ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE IN SD--NEWS TO NEWSWEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN ARRESTED IN CALIF FOR FOOD STAMP THEFT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOSPITALIZED POLISH PRIEST REMEMBERS THE POPE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE-NOT RENEWING GRAIN AGREEMENT SAME AS EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHARGES PENDING FOR MOLESTATION,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FEW SD BANKS ON FDIC PROBLEM LIST,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE GRANTS CHANGE OF VENUE IN HURON TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ALARMED BY PROPOSAL TO USE TRUTH SERUM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE POLICY AGAINST NUCLEAR WASTE IS CLEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICE POINT SYSTEM HINDERS HELPING HAND (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LEGION BASEBALL HURT BY LUNDGREN'S FIRING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BLOCK URGED TO DECLARE HAIL DISASTER,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO SPEND LABOR DAY WEEKEND IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITIAN TO LEAD VETERANS GROUP,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY TRIES TO ANNEX AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS APPOINT AGRICULTURE COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WINS PEDESTRIAN AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ABOUREZK URGES US TO HALT ISRAELI AID,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BLACK HILLS UTILITY PROPOSES NEW BILLING METHOD,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PIERRE JURY DELIBERATES CATTLE FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SD ASKS COURT TO BLOCK LEASE PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX WANT MONEY TO FIGHT WATER SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
UNIVERSITIES' FACULTY TO GET PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE DISCUSSING COAL SLURRY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*PRESSLER--MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS' EFFECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT TO CLOSE MISSION,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MINER WANTS BILL CONTROLLING FED CREDITS (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MANY SD CITIES QUALIFY FOR FEDERAL AID,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*NORTHERN BORDER PIPELINE READY TO GO,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*SWIMMER CHRIS STUART TO TEST BELGIUM'S WATERS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BASS NEWEST ADDITION TO COVELL LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*LUTHER HIPPE FINDS BASEBALL TO HIS LIKING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NUCLEAR PLANT AMONG 2 OPERATIONS CLOSED HERE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BELL BREAKUP TO COST CALLERS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NEBRASKA SENATOR DIDN'T STRAY TOO FAR FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*10-YEAR-OLD VERMILLION GIRL GETS HEAD START,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TV COMMERCIALS TURN OFF VIEWERS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COYOTE SURGE IN EAST SURPRISES STATE GAME OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAA HASN'T PICKED SITE FOR STATE FLIGHT STATION,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLOOD AID REQUEST IN FEDERAL HANDS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WANTS INDIAN LAND CASE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOFTY REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REPUBLIC SEEKS EMPLOYEE PAY CUT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"SO FAR, BOOK IS SAFE FROM SUITS","Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VOTERS WILL DECIDE HILLS SUBDISTRICT MEMBERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BOND SET FOR WOMAN ACCUSED OF ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINNESOTA MAN FACES TRIAL FOR {dollar}15 ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WATERING RESTRICTIONS TAKE PRESSURE OFF SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRIBE DROPS RAPE INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BICYCLES VS COOL AUTOS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US DOESN'T NEED NERVE GAS WEAPONS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WORLD FACES ANOTHER DARK AGE THREAT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FUMES KILL YOUTH ON CORSICA FARM,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GRANTS ALLOW EXPANSION OF PUBLIC RADIO,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
INMATE RECAPTURED A FEW BLOCKS FROM EXCAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA MAN DROWNS IN MONTANA RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TREE LIMB CUTS POWER TO DOWNTOWN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SELF-DONATION DOESN'T HELP YOUNG PATIENT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*YONKOVICH RUBS SHOULDERS WITH ELITE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*BRUCE, SD RECALLS THE CONGRESSWOMAN","Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MYERS SEES CHALLENGE IN NEW POSITION,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PIGGING OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LEWIS MAKES OLYMPIC TEAM,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOOSE HUNTING NEAR PIERRE HAMPERED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SPORTS OFFICIALS DISAPPEARING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*THE BIG WORD FROM OAHE--SALMON,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LOCAL PASTORS DON'T OBJECT TO WOMAN AS VP,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN'S BODY RECOVERED FROM LAKE MADISON,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MASTEN WILL CHALLENGE VOLK'S RIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OAHE LAKE FISHERMEN GET HOOKED ON SALMON,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RELEASES WILL INCREASE FROM MISSOURI RIVER DAM,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS HELP CLEAN MUD FROM BIKE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COOKS GET ALL STEAMED UP ABOUT CHILI,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
POLICE POWERS TO SEARCH (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SERVICE MAY LIMIT BOATING ON 2 LAKES,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HEARING PLANNED ON SWAN HUNTING SEASON,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MARIJUANA PLANTS SEIZED IN YANKTON COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FAMILY IS IN DARK ABOUT WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
AUTHORITIES ARREST 16 IN RAPID CITY DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOUNDARY ELECTIONS WON'T BE UNTIL 1986,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FBI INVESTIGATING REPORTS OF MISSING GIRL,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REDFIELD BAND RETURNS FROM SAN FRANCISCO,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOARD TO TOUR GOLD PROCESSING PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
DEFICIT IS STRONGEST ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
PRESHO MAY GET NEW CLINIC,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
VOLK WILL SPEAK AT POW CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*CANISTOTA CELEBRATES WITH STYLE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ELAINE M SPINAR RELIES ON FREEZER,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*CUSTOM COACHES,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PRIEST BATTLES ALCOHOLISM ONE DAY AT A TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
5 STATE STUDENTS TOPS IN NATION,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LEAGUE PRESIDENT FOLLOWS IN MOTHER'S FOOTSTEPS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
GENEALOGY SOCIETY'S HISTORICAL CALENDAR ON SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
GOOD SHEPHERD CENTER SEEKING VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
VIETNAM'S OFFER MAY BE TURNING POINT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GENERAL HONORS AIR GUARD,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW LAW'S TEETH WORRY SOME DOG OWNERS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR GEARS UP FOR RE-ELECTION BID IN 1986,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE VOWS TO SEEK AID FOR DROUGHT VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INCH OF RAIN FALLS IN SIOUX EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OUT-OF-CONTROL BLAZES RAVAGE BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*I-229 ROADWORK SLOWS RUSH-HOUR TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ABOUREZK STILL FIGHTS FOR ARAB-AMERICANS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PEACE CORPS OFFERS VOLUNTEERS ADVENTURE, AWARENESS","Argus LeaderJul 15 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
USD PROFESSOR TO WRITE LBJ BOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL TAX UP 12,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WINDS STORM THROUGH BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STILL WAITING FOR PREDICTED BOOM,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BLIND HELPING THEMSELVES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MORE OF SAME NOT ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RURAL POLICY REPORT SHOULDN'T ROT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY PLANS PROJECT HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY BOARD TO CONSIDER BUDGET TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRM TO SMOKE OUT SEWER SYSTEM INFILTRATION,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO STUDY INDIAN RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEEKEND HIGHWAY DEATHS RAISE TOLL TO 63,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN PEDESTRIAN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DAY CAMP IS SUMMER FUN FOR 72 KIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GROUP WANTS LOWER BANK FEES FOR SOME,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
OFFICIAL HOPES TO END I-90 POP DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MURDER SUSPECT RETURNED TO IOWA,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SPEARFISH TO GROW WITH CORVETTE CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER FLOW TO MISSOURI RIVER SLOWS TO NORMAL,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW MACHINE CAN TEST HAY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WINTER WHEAT HARVEST UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
THEIR STORIES OF THE VIETNAM WAR,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SF LINK ABSENT FROM STATE FINALS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATORS TARGET SOFT SPOTS IN PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL RESUMES BEEF OPERATION,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET JUMP IMPOSSIBLE TO IGNORE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE LIKE LT COL OLLIE NORTH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NORTH IS A HERO (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
UNION BEHAVIOR DISGUSTING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ALCESTER RECEIVES GRANT FROM FMHA,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BILL TARGETS FUNDS FOR GUARD PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS SENTENCE IN PROSTITUTION CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN ON SAFETY BELT PANEL,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S CROPS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*BOOKS TALK, KIDS LISTEN","Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WIFE MAKES PITCH FOR BABBITT PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BISHOP'S STAND ON GIRL HELPERS UNALTERED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SESSION WON'T INCLUDE PRIMARY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BREAK COMING TO BELL CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GROUP TAKES FOREFRONT IN ARTS CENTER EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PANEL OK'S {dollar}4 MILLION FOR EROS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY OK'S STUDY OF OPEN PIT GOLD MINE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LITTLE EAGLE WOMAN ENTERS INNOCENT PLEA,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPENCER COUPLE GET MARRIED IN SEMI-TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOARD CLARIFIES REGULATIONS FOR PRE-PAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MICKELSON'S STYLE HEAVY ON STUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RULES FOR JOBS CREATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*JUNE RECEIPTS AT STOCK YARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HURON PETITION FIGHTS EXTRA TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SOYBEAN GROUP SEEKS CHANGE IN LABEL LAWS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*POPULAR CREAMY TREAT CAN BE MADE AT HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HAWKEYE GOLFERS DUEL AT WESTWARD HO,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*CLENDENON--SIOUX FALLS IS A HIT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SHERMAN OR BUST,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LYNG TO VISIT ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO GET DINNER THEATER,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
A BIG ASSET FOR BASEBALL PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD LOTTERY NEEDS SOME NEW LIFE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHAT IS GULF PURPOSE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BETTER ZOO CARE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PITS TO LEAVE GAPING HOLES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*A CHRISTIAN TROUPE GIVES AREA SHOWS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'GOD'S FAVORITE' MUDDLES RETELLING OF JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TICKET SALES VINDICATES OUR IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CUSTER STATE PARK HOLDS REOPENING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN INDICTED IN FATAL WRECK,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE FARMERS MAY GET FLOOD PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ROAD WORK BEGINS ON 49TH, HOLBROOK","Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHERMAN CELEBRATES ITS CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EXHIBIT DISPLAYS PRESENCE OF UFOS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX ON LAST LEG OF PROTEST WALK,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
60-BED PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS SETTLEMENT STIPULATES CLEANUP AT FACILITY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMANS SEARCH TELEVISED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*TROTS BY AS WAGON TRAIN PASSES,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARSON IN HOME OF WOMAN CRITICAL OF MINING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DELINQUENCY RECORD OF CHILD OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MEYERS CAPTURES SD TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PERSONAL INCOME,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CANDLE ARTISANS COME TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
INDIAN TRIBES GET LABOR DEPT GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LITTON CHARGES UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*COWER FROM THE SHOWER,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
22 INDICTED IN PROBE OF HURON-AREA DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE IN POT SWAP NABBED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LOCAL MORRELL BOSS GETS CORPORATE JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JAPANESE GARDEN EXHIBIT TO BE JULY 23,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SPIKE LEE POSES TOUGH QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SHOW BELONGS TO WOMEN IN 'PLAZA SUITE',"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*INDIAN BELIEVER TO BE HONORED THIS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
*PRESENTATION ORDER HONORS 8 NUNS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PAY PLAN IS ON TARGET (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUILD NEW HIGH SCHOOL EAST OF SIOUX FALLS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T USE TABLOID TRICKS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HUMANE SOCIETY STORY ERRED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TRACK CONDITIONS POOR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
WRITER PLAYS POLITICAL GAMES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BUS RIDES IN CITY COST A NICKEL TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY ESCORT SERVICE OPERATOR ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN MUGGING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 APPEAR IN COURT ON STABBING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5 MORE COUNTIES CALLED DISASTER AREAS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER PUSHING ALZHEIMER'S BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STALKING THE EARLY EARS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAREER REALLY OUGHT TO BE FUN,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEAVIEST RAINS STAY WEST OF RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEMINOLE REMAINS WILL BE REBURIED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SF MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STATE PANEL WILL LOOK FOR BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*VICTIMS ADAPT, BUT CAN'T FORGET","Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS COOL TO TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLIGHT 232 LEAVES PAINFUL MEMORIES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AMENDMENT ASSURES RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PATRIOTIC LIP SERVICE WON'T SOLVE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'ARGUS' STORY DIDN'T REFLECT POSITION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
COLUMN HAS LITTLE TO SAY ABOUT SPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
JOHNSON POINTS TO REAGAN-BUSH FAILURES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY CREATES GAMBLING PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
TAX DOLLARS USED TO TOPPLE GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*FRIENDLY RIVALS SETTLE MATCH-PLAY TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GEBHART TRAILS CROSSING FINISH LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO MAKE RIDING ATVS SAFER,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"GIRL, 5, INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO AID PARENTS OF KIDS WITH DISABILITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEER CONFERENCE SET FOR SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IN THE SWING OF THINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NATIVE AMERICANS REMEMBER THEIR CULTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATE REJECTS REVIVING RADAR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RUN TO SPREAD MESSAGE OF RED STONE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR SEEKS DUMP LAW CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*POPULATION GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GARDEN TOUR WILL RAISE FUNDS FOR RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO-CRUISING ZONE LAW MAY END ALL CRUISING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE FAIRGROUNDS PLAGUED BY VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNIVERSITY RECEIVES NEW COMPUTER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*COLTON WOMAN FIGHTS FOR YOUR RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*GOVERNORS WILL MEET THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL TO EXAMINE AID FORMULA,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
EDUCATION BONDS GO ON SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LABOR DEPARTMENT HONORS SD MEN,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SUNSHINE EXPANDING AT 41ST STREET SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKERS GROUP TO HOST SAFETY EVENT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*CALL IT CRAZY, BUT IT SELLS","Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LOTTERY TRAIL IS TOUGH TO TRACE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*CANDIDATE IS IN GOOD COMPANY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*DECORATIVE FLAGS FLY INDIVIDUAL STYLE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*'GHOST' IS WELCOME SWITCH,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*GOOD TRIP STARTS BEFORE LEAVING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1990, sect.F, p.07, col.3"
"*TONS OF TOIL, A MOUNTAIN OF MEMORIES","Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEIGHBORS ENJOY ACRES OF QUIET,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*LITTLE BABY MADE A BIG IMPRESSION,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NEW THEATER TAKES ITS BOWS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HALL SHOULD BE LOW ON RUSHMORE LIST (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*CHURCH MUST FIND NEW WAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
INCREASE STATE SHARE OF LOTTERY PROCEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRESERVE PRESENT BAN ON USE OF FETAL TISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
'WHITE LUNG' IMPEDES OXYGEN FLOW IN LUNGS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ALLEGED ASSASSIN'S RELEASE CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI RESERVOIRS HAVE RISEN 9-12 FEET,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REPORTS REQUIRE GIVING NAME,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUNT MAN INJURED IN PICKUP JUMP,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 TICKETS CAN CLAIM LOTTO AMERICA POT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PARACHUTING GOAL LED SISTER TO TRY GARAGE JUMP,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SALEM CHURCH TO PERFORM CATHOLIC RITE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING SHORTAGE GREETS REFUGEES,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*LEGEND GOES, FATHER WALKS HALLS OF PARISH","Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SPORT'S POPULARITY SPREADS IN MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DEADWOOD NO LONGER LISTED AMONG ENDANGERED LANDMARKS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE PLANS FEW CHANGES FOR CANYON,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GRANDMOTHER WAS LAST WOUNDED KNEE SURVIVOR,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NEW PROJECT URGES INDIANS TO TAKE LEADERSHIP ROLES,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS COMPLAIN ABOUT MUSIC,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL OK'S {dollar}4 MILLION FOR BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SF DAY TAKES BACKSEAT TO OLIVA TRIBUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOW ABOUT HORSING AROUND,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOCKWOOD WINS STATE MATCH-PLAY TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER'S CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
INHERITANCE TAX ASSESSED ON JOINT CD'S,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
USERS TO PAY MORE OF MEDIATION COST,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*LITTLE HOPE REMAINS FOR DAIRY BAILOUT BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.6"
*COUNTY REJECTS BALTIC GO-GO,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOMEOWNERS PAY LAW ENFORCEMENT TAB,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOCTORS FLOOD TO SF,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TICKET REPRESENTS NEW LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*SMALL THINGS LIKE PRIDE ALSO COUNT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MICKELSON WASTING TIME ON WATER ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION RACE WAS FAIRLY CLEAN PROCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FATHERS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ABORTION PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
THERE ARE STILL HELPFUL PEOPLE OUT THERE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"WHAT'S THE RIGHT, RESPONSIBLE WAY? (L)","Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*WORD TO THE WISE AT THE BUFFET LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GREG BROWN TAKES CENTER STAGE IN WINNIPEG,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MAN IS CHARGED IN SEXUAL CONTACT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN AIRPORT RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES WANT GIRL TRIED AS ADULT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TASK FORCE REFINES LOW-INCOME STATUS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
11 INDICTED IN PRISON SMUGGLING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
911 DISPATCHER GIVEN CONFUSING INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HEADY JUGGLER,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CONVICTIONS IN '91, '92 CASES","Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JURY GETS '90 BANK HEIST CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SUSPECT WANTED FOR THREATENING TWO GIRLS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"FLOODING, HAIL SWEEP ACROSS ND","Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TELEVISION STATION COULD BE ON AIR SOON,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON BOARD OK'S 20 PERCENT TAX BOOST,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRAZY HORSE BREWER--POLITICIANS SPOILED DEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HEALTH CARE STRAINS BUDGETS FOR GOVERNMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE STILL HAS CASH ADVANTAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FORMER LUTHERAN LEADER DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SIOUX TO DECIDE CHILD ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*SD NCAA AWARD A SCHERR THING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RAIN SLOWS WORK ON SD FARMLAND,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*TALL DRINK OF MILK,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"HANDICAPPED PARKING UNSUITABLE, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 15 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*GUARD CRITICIZED FOR FLOOD RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STATE TOPS {dollar}500 MILLION IN LOST CROPS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*INSTITUTE FINDS ANOTHER T-REX; SITE A SECRET,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COSTNER PROJECT OFFERS MORE THAN GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
US SHOULD GET OUT OF SOMALIA (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHY ARE GUNS SENT ON MISSIONS OF PEACE? (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PAY {dollar}55 PER MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LOTTERY WINNER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN IS CONVICTED IN HUMBOLDT BURGLARY, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO 4 COUNTS OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW TRIAL ORDERED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN GET NOD FOR POST,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OWNERS ARE DRIVEN TO HAVE CORVETTES,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS STUDYING PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUMP PUMPS CAUSE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WATER SALES OFF 20%,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARLINGTON VOTERS OK DEVELOPMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"BALLOON, AIRSHIP MUSEUM PLANNED","Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GIRL IN FAIR CONDITION AFTER TRAIN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE VERMILLION DAM OBSERVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEAD-DEADWOOD OK'S WATER PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*STATE PATROL CARS CHANGE STRIPE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAIN PUSHES FARMERS TO BRINK OF VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PUC STOPS OATS BUYER IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
RESIDENTS RUNNING FOR FLOOD COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
"*RIVER, LAKE THOMPSON HOT SPOTS","Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANARIES EDGE ST PAUL,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GF&P COMMISSION MEETS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*PIONEERING WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*PAIR WON'T BUDGE DESPITE UNREST, DAUGHTER SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL GETS OK TO VOTE ON FEEDLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*REPORT WARNS FAMILIES TO ABANDON FLOOD PLAINS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHERIFF'S OFFICE PROBED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SEN SIMON AMONG BACKERS OF DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DEATH PENALTY GETTING TESTED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'A-TO-Z' PROPOSAL MOVES THROUGH HOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"QUOTE IN STORY CALLED INCOMPLETE, MISLEADING (L)","Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
IMPRISONING INNOCENT WORST POSSIBLE CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STORM-DAMAGE TOTAL REACHES {dollar}8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
USD DELAYS PLANS FOR SHUTTLE BUS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HARDING DEFENDS CITIBANK DEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHERS LEARN SLEUTHING SKILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS FEEL POLICE TREAT THEM DIFFERENTLY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MILLER ASKS FOR OPINION ON VIDEO-LOTTERY PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DELL RAPIDS MAN HELD IN CAR TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN KILLED SELF WITH FORKLIFT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ACCUSED IN EX-WIFE'S DEATH--MANDERSON,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SULLY COUNTY ADDED TO DISASTER LIST,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATE PANEL OK'S AIR-SERVICE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOANS AVAILABLE FOR FLOOD REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED OF ROBBING WOMAN AT KNIFE POINT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*LIGHT ON HIS FEET,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INSTRUCTOR IS PEN PALS WITH CHARLES MANSON,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COMMISSIONERS QUESTION NEED OF PAVILION MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PROJECT WORKS TO AID STATE'S FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TRIBE LOSES ROUND IN COURT FOR OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE MUST REPLACE LOTTERY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"TRIM GOVERNMENT, INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION LIABLE FOR AIRCRAFT TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LENNOX CAN'T COLLECT DAMAGES ON BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GROUP PROMOTES MEDITATION IN STATE PRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WATERTOWN SLAYING SUSPECT ASKS FOR LAWYER,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ACCUSED ABUSER WON'T FACE FELONY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SD RANKS EIGHTH IN DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*TIMBERWOLVES DON'T DESERVE OUR HEAD COACH,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STRENGTH TRAINING SLOWS DOWN AGING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*NO 9 AT LENKOTA TALL TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*WHITE TAKES STEP TOWARD NEW COURSE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*MIKKELSEN AND LING MOVE ON AND MOVE UP,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FREE ORGAN LESSONS HELP SENIORS FIND THEIR TALENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN LAMENT LOW STATUS TIED TO THEIR WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LANDSCAPE FABRIC ON TOP OF ROCK LAYER,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HALF OF COUNTY HOMEOWNERS HAVE FILED FOR TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LAKES GO FROM CLEAN TO GREEN IN HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HEAT TAKES ENERGETIC EDGE AWAY FROM 'FIDDLER',"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*AUCTION HELPS POOR IN 55 COUNTRIES,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*MANY SEEK A PLACE FOR THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SIZE OF CITY NO EXCUSE FOR MURDER, FAMILY LOSS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MATH MISCALCULATIONS MISREPRESENT TAX PLANS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"PBS WATCHER APPLAUDS PRESSLER, PRIVATIZATION (L)","Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BOYCOTTING MCDONALD'S NOT TAKING TRUE STAND (L),"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*TSCHETTER FIZZLES ON BACK NINE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOSPTIAL COPTER HAS EMERGENCY LANDING,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JAYCEES RESCHEDULE FIREWORKS DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATING MURDER SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GODFATHER'S OWNER ENTERS SALES TAX PLEA,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO TRAVEL ON INAUGURAL FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*3 TRUCKERS DIE IN FIERY CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*POWWOW MESHES TRADITION, VALUES","Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PROCEDURAL PROBLEMS THAT LED TO BOY'S FRACTURED LEG,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS REJOICE AS TEMPERATURES DIP,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICERS DAYS FROM CATCHING ROBBER,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"RADIO, TV STATIONS EARN HIGHEST HONORS","Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LAWS ON TAX CODES HEADACHE TO RETAILERS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MOTHER WHO LEFT CHILD IN CAR MAKES COURT APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WOMAN ADMITS LYING ABOUT MURDER ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR CENTURY FARMS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TRUSTY UNIT TO TAKE ONLY DRUNK DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*RESTING UP FOR THE RIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
COMMITTEE OF 5 REVIEW PLANS FOR AREA DAM,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ABERDEEN STRIP BUSINESS FALLS OFF AFTER RULE IMPOSED,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
BOARD LUKEWARM ON MINE EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*LIFE CENTERED ON BALLOONS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*BIRTHS IN MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
RESIDENTS OPPOSE CORPS RIVER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"HEAT KILLS 7,000 TURKEYS AT COLONY","Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*HE WOULD WORK IN A PARKA,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PROMOTERS SPEND THOUSANDS ON RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
POWWOW PLANNERS WANT TO INVOLVE NON-INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
REGIONAL TIMBER HARVEST DROPS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*DAUGHTER FINDS MOM'S CAREER FITS,"Argus LeaderJul 15 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SAGA OF LUTEFISK,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SAGA OF LUTEFISK,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
AN UPHILL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
IF PRESIDENT CARTER ASKED YOU...,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FLANDREAU MAYOR ROLLS IN DOUGH,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FLANDREAU MAYOR ROLLS IN DOUGH,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FLANDREAU MAYOR ROLLS IN DOUGH,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PRISONER TAKES 7-HOUR BREAK FROM VA HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*RALPH KAUFMAN-HERITAGE HALL MUSEUM, FREEMAN","Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PARK TRIPS DOWN SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MCSTRAVICK HEARING TODAY IN MEXICO,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TWO MEN ROB GAS STATION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CEMENT SUPPLY LOOSENS-SHIPPING CAPACITY DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
STATE EMPLOYMENT RATE BOOMS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
STATE EMPLOYMENT RATE BOOMS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
A GOOD BLUEPRINT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
A CALL TO ARMS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TRAINING PROGRAM PROPOSED FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EXTENDED PHEASANT HUNTING SEASON SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EXTENDED PHEASANT HUNTING SEASON SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD DELEGATE RELAXES FOR A MOMENT...,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS OFFICIALS UNWORRIED OVER DRILLING,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS OFFICIALS UNWORRIED OVER DRILLING,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR ASKS CORPORATES FOR CASH,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ABDNOR ASKS CORPORATES FOR CASH,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JANKLOW MUM ABOUT REAGAN VISIT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*JANKLOW MUM ABOUT REAGAN VISIT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REPUBLICAN PARTY CONVENTION - SOME TV VIEWERS NOT HA,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*A HALF-CENTURY OF POPCORN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WIDE OPEN SPACES AMAZE JAPANESE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A HALF-CENTURY OF POPCORN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DISTRICT TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUSE SEASON PLEASES NO ONE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUSE SEASON PLEASES NO ONE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO CHARITY ON THE TRACK FOR SERTOMA RACES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MCGOVERN FUNDS HIT {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"WIDE GAP SEPARATES COUNTY, CITY WAGES","Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN FUNDS HIT {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"WIDE GAP SEPARATES COUNTY, CITY WAGES","Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD BROTHEL OPEN AGAIN - FOR TOUR,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD BROTHEL OPEN AGAIN - FOR TOUR,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITICORP GIVES LETTER OF INTENT TO LOCAL BUILDER,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION AGAINST KENNER BAR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
EXCUSING BILLY...(ED),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATES EVADE DAKOTA PROPOSITION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN WOMAN DIES OF FIRE INJURIES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN SAYS SHE WAS RAPED AT PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS INCEST DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
8 WIN JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CHEAP HOME REPAIR MONEY AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
TWO-CAR COLLISION INJURES SF MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
FEDERAL AID SOUGHT FOR MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOMEMADE BABY FOOD A NUTRITIOUS ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOMEMADE BABY FOOD A NUTRITIOUS ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MACPAC TACTICS RECALL 1980,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MACPAC TACTICS RECALL 1980,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINN FIRM SEES SF AS AIR HUB,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*HOWE'S EXHIBIT SAYS - 'HERE IS A GREAT ARTIST',"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOWE'S EXHIBIT SAYS - 'HERE IS A GREAT ARTIST',"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOWE'S EXHIBIT SAYS - 'HERE IS A GREAT ARTIST',"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS TURN TO ASCS LAND,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF DRAINAGE GETS NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE Z-SHAPED POOL AT KUEHN PARK TO OPEN FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SEIDSCHLAW'S CASE EXPECTED TO GO TO JURY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM DIRECTOR TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TOURISM DIRECTOR TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TOURISM DIRECTOR TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SPLITTING SCHOOL VOTE WISE MOVE BY BOARD (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SPLITTING SCHOOL VOTE WISE MOVE BY BOARD (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN FACES FELONY ASSAULT CHARGES-CANTON,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BODY FOUND IN RAPID CREEK,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OGLALA TRIBAL CHAIRMAN REFUSES TO CALL MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OAHE BOARD APPROVES 1982 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS FACE HOUSING CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS FACE HOUSING CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
TRIBE WANTS SWIFT BIRD TURNED INTO JUVENILE CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
SMALL WALLEYES GOOD SIGN FOR THE OAHE RESERVOIR,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TALK AT STATE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*REAGAN, JANKLOW TO CONFER ABOUT CRIMINAL LAW","Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUEL TAX HIKE REQUESTED FOR ROAD REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JULY 6 STORM MIGHT BLOW OUT COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'SWORD & SORCERER' IS PALE IMITATION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
YOU CAN'T FIGHT THE GOVERNMENT EVEN IF YOU'RE GOVT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE ALMOST CREATED A NEW CAMPAIGN ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*SUMMER ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PRESSLER, ROBERTS URGE REAGAN TO SUPPORT GRAIN","Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD RABIES CASES BELOW LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKFARE PROGRAM EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU, KID","Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION TELLS COURT CITY CONTROLS BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL VOTERS TO CONSIDER {dollar}1.5 MILLION TAX LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*US MUST FIGHT EUROPEAN AG SUBSIDIES (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAX PACKAGE DELAYS MAJOR BUDGET MENDING (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GAMBLING REVENUE TO AID SD'S NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PRESSLER ANSWERS CRITICS OF INSANITY PLEA (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HISTORIC HOME GETS A MONTH'S REPRIEVE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MINNESOTA AT 57TH NEEDS TRAFFIC SIGN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
OPPOSES RELAXING BONE RULE FOR MEAT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SUPPORT URGED FOR RESISTANCE TO DRAFT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
AUDIT SHOWS WAYS TO SAVE CITY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BEE-LIKE INSECTS PLAGUE ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAIN RUINS FLANDREAU TRIBE'S POWWOW,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REGENTS STUDY COMPUTER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SD, MEXICO SIGN TRADE PACT","Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE SUPPORTS BALANCED BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MEIERHENRY WANTS IRS DISCLOSURE BILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
2 MEN FOUND GUILTY OF CATTLE FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
OWNER TEARS DOWN SUPER HOTEL,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
THE TOWN HOUSE MOTEL ROBBED,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
THEFT SUSPECT WAS CONVICTED FELON,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WOMAN FACES TRIAL FOR ARSON,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WOMAN TO BE TRIED ON ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
NEWSWEEK REPORTERS SAY THEY STAND BEHIND STORY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIRLINE UNIONS SAY THEY'LL TAKE PAY CUT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FBI CHANGES MIND ON BANKS BULLETIN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CHURCH TO VOTE ON BISHOP,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CHOICES DETERMINE QUALITY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
COLTON DANCE SUPPORTS FIREFIGHTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TSCHETTER MUST BE SINGING LOVE SONGS TO HIS WEDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AREA'S BEST TRAPSHOOTERS TESTED BY SWIRLING WINDS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CROOKS GUN CLUB DURING THE STATE SHOOT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FOUR SURVIVE FIRE AT STATE MEET,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BERGDALE WANTS TO MAKE MIAMI CUT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BEEPER SYSTEM EXPECTED TO CUT LIBRARY THEFT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROBERTS VICTIMIZED BY ROMAN BARTENDER'S FLEECE GAME,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FATE OF BLOCK 11 HOTEL MAY BE DECIDED MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORT THOMPSON BROTHERS INDICED FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 3 YEARS FOR HAVING MACHINE GUN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE INQUIRY DROPPED BECAUSE OF TRIBAL TRADITIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANCER VICTIMS GET NEW WING AT MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FBI QUITS RESERVATION BECAUSE OF RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BROWN LEAVES--3 DEPARTMENTS WILL SPLIT DUTIES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
THREE-COUNTY DISASTER REQUEST RIGHT APPROACH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BIKE TRAIL NEEDS SAME CARE AS BALL DIAMONDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NUMBER OF PLACES SELLING BOOZE SHOULD BE LIMITED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ABORTIONS CAN'T BE STOPPED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MEMORIAL SHOULD BE BUILT FOR KOREAN WAR VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WORLD SHOULD HEED GRAHAM ABOUT ARMS RACE DANGERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MAN WILL BE TRIED FOR THEFT FROM BAR WORKER,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MIDWEST AGRICULTURE SECRETARIES WILL MEET,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PETERSON--LIMITS ON WATERING MAY BE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS FOUNDATION BOARD AWARDS MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INJURED HAVE RIGHTS TO JOBLESS BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWYER REPRIMANDED,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MURDER CONVICTION UPHELD IN 3-2 VOTE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*TAX LEVY DEPENDS ON WHERE YOU LIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BOY SCOUT TROOP 112 CELEBRATES 50 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE 911,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUST'S CABLE TV SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ONE YEAR IN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SHE PREPARES FOR NATIONAL TROT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TO HIRE NEW COORDINATOR OF SPECIAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FROM SCRAPS SHE CREATES DRESSES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FAREWELL TO LOUD HOWARD COSELL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GASOLINE COST EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SIGNS DO NOT PROMOTE HATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CITY COMMISSION TO DISCUSS GRAVEL OPERATION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE PROBE APPARENT HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUMMER YOUTH BAND WILL PERFORM TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN DROWNS IN LAKE PELICAN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ROONEY TAKES STATE CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS' HATCH WINS SINGLES TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BASEBALL FAN'S DEDICATION SUITS RELATIVES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DECLARES FIRE EMERGENCY IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM CREDIT SYSTEM SEEKS {dollar}435 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"THE CONCERT'S OVER, BUT THE FAMINE LINGERS (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BOWDLE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR WINS PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*AMBER WAVES OF GRAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOOPS FILES 2ND SUIT AGAINST REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CYCLIST HIT BY VAN HOSPITALIZED IN FAIR CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAB CHIEF SENTENCED FOR FRAUD IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER BEING PINNED UNDER CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON IMPROVES TO SATISFACTORY CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JUDGE SETS FLITTIE BOND AT {dollar}100,000","Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
POTENTIAL JOB CUTS WORRY CUSTODIANS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REAGAN MOVE RENEWS ABORTION DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ELK POINT WOMAN DIES AFTER HOME RUN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"COURT RULING COSTS COUNTY {dollar}25,000","Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PETERSON ILLNESS DELAYS CITY VOTES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*RAPID CITY PLANE CRASH INJURES TWO,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW TOUTS SD IN AD,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WEBSTER NATIVE PRIEB RUNS SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1985, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PARK PLANNED FOR VETERANS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SD SOUTH STEW IN STEAMY HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY OK'S BUDGET THAT LOWERS TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL MAN STUNNED BY LIGHTNING,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CONTRIBUTING TO PAIN AND SUFFERING,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GIVE TURNER CREDIT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RIGHT-TO-WORK LAWS RESTRICT CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WORKERS EXPLOITED BY LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BLACK HILLS BILL RETURNS TO CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BOY, 6, HURT IN BICYCLE-CAR COLLISION","Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAKE MITCHELL SWIMMING BEACHES CLOSED,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRAIRIE AVENUE TO CLOSE TODAY FOR CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEBER MEETS WITH LYNG ABOUT FARM TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE OFFICER ACCUSED OF BRUTALITY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY CONSIDERS JAIL COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIAL CALLS FOR REGULATION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HAIL HITS MOODY HARD,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FMHA OFFERS EMERGENCY LOANS TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HUMAN SKULL FOUND ALONG MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON BUILDING PERMITS UP IN FIRST HALF OF '86,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN GETS 5 YEARS FOR EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON WALKAWAYS CAPTURED IN NORTH PLATTE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONCRETE FIRM TO UNIONIZE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ELECTRIC CO-OP PRESIDENT DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
7 STATES--HIGHWAY FUNDS WILL BE LOST,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RENNER CONCESSION STAND SERVES FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXPERIENCED RACER TO TRY AS TRACK MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1986, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*GRIZZLY STEALS SHOW AT OPENING,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON--SUPER COLLIDER CHANCES IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*APPLYING AT MORRELL NO EASY TASK,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON CONTRACEPTIVES IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COLLIDER RAISES QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HEARINGS ARE RESULT OF POOR LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REACTS POORLY TO DEFEAT OF PROPOSAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUT SELF IN VICTIMS' SHOES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*STATE GAINS FROM COLLIDER RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE'S HELP SOUGHT IN CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAIR WON'T SELL LOTTERY TICKETS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD FUGITIVE TO BE RETURNED,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SON ENTERS FORGERY PLEA,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLOSED HEARING ARGUED,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL--GULF POLICY NEGLECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"RISE IN VANDALISM, STRIKE LINKED","Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*41ST STREET CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BIG-NAME ROCKERS SET FOR RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CONTROL OF UNION GOES FROM TRUSTEE TO HORMEL WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FORD TO TRY TO CURE AMBULANCES' DEFECT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS MIGHT MONITOR INDUSTRIAL DISCHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON WOMAN REPORTS CREDIT CARD SCHEME,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PANEL SUGGESTS SUBSIDIZED HEALTH INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO COMPUTERIZE FARM LIENS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO STUDY RAPID CITY WATER PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STOCKHOLDERS TO CONSIDER JANKLOW AS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUILDING PERMITS FOR JUNE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
TRIBE BANS DUMPS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*SHOPPING FOR TREASURE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BEYOND REACH OF LOCAL PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ARMOUR SPECIAL TO FATHER OF FAMOUS SONS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*NEW GAME SECRETARY LOOKS, LISTENS, LEARNS","Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*CATFISH ON JAMES, BIG SIOUX RIVERS","Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAY HAVE CAUGHT RECORD MUSKIE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PANEL REQUESTS MORE DROUGHT AID,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROTON FARMER NAMED AS NEW SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOTORCYCLE CRASH KILLS CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
IT'S JACKSON'S MOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*AN AFFINITY FOR THE SICKLY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"'SOUND OF MUSIC' CHARMS, PLEASES","Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*FITTING INTO SOCIETY BIGGEST TRAUMA,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ROCK SUFFERS SETBACK (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRIESTS CHOSEN FOR CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SISTERS ADOPT NEW MISSION STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BROWER'S MOVING SETTLES DOT CLAIM,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN ARRESTED AFTER 1-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING AGENCY OUT OF LOAN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARIJUANA PLANTS SPRAYED NEAR HURON,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE BILL COULD HELP RURAL HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SALES SLUMP,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAYOR OPTIMISTIC ABOUT SHRIVER'S SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE WANTS ASH BUILDINGS FIXED,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WITHERED CROPS TEST FARMERS' COURAGE TO GO ON,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY TO EXPAND DROUGHT COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*REARDON PLAZA CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY HOPES TO BUY SIX MORE WELLS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SIOUX OFFICIALS MEET CONGRESSIONAL AIDES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*GOVERNOR RUNNING ON, AGAINST RECORD","Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*66-COUNTY DROUGHT REPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EX-INMATE RETURN DATE IS UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ACCOUNTABILITY LACKING IN YANKTON TRAGEDY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CENTENNIALS PAINFUL REMINDER,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*BETWEEN LEGISLATURE AND ATTORNEY GENERAL RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
HIDEOUS PICTURE APPALING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
OUTCRY OVER THAT PHOTO SURPRISED EDITORS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
THANKS MOM WHO DIDN'T ABORT HER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
MEDIA LACK INTEGRITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
WHY BURN THE FLAG (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
ABORTION WAR HAS BEGUN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
LEADERSHIP TO BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
INJURY RATE PUTS SF DOCTOR ON OFFENSIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BLOOMBERG DEFENDS TITLE AGAINST AMUNDSON,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*BYRUM, HAGGE NAMED TOP GOLFERS","Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*KLUTMAN LEAVES FARMING FOR FISHING PLEASURE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"AREA WATER SKIING IS INFORMAL, BUT FUN","Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"HUNTERS IN STATE BAG 2,554 TURKEYS","Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SAFETY IS PRIORITY IN SKIING,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.6"
ABDNOR PLANS TO BUY HOUSE IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBER APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HICKOK BUST BACK AT DEADWOOD SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE GETS FEDERAL GRANT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD JAYCEES PLAN PRISON FUN DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BED RACERS--WINNING STRATEGY ISN'T BUNK,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR PLANS BIRTHDAY BASH,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON KILLINGS RAISE THERAPY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHARGES DENIED BY EX-TRUSTEES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MARKER HONORS EX-GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EX-IMPRIMIS WORKERS QUALITY FOR AID,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO MARKET SKYFORCE ITEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL OK'S FUNDS FOR SDSU LAB,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MECKLING FIRM AGREES TO PAY PENALTY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WEST AVENUE STORE FULL OF EASTERN FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN AGENT WAS 1ST CLASS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
BOYHOOD PALS SAIL WILY OAHE WAVES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
STATE HONORS THE LIVING,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1989, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*ARTIST MAKES CLAIM AS WORLD'S FASTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DAHL DOES IT ALL FOR VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WENTWORTH WOMAN GIVEN NEW HEART,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTHOOD IS TESTED AT OFFERING PLATE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*FATIGUE SIGN OF SOFT LIFE--DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
QUICK END TO FARM PROPS DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IMMIGRANT PARENTS SHOWED LOVE FOR FLAG (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CUT OUTDOOR EXERTION IN HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*MORGAN BROTHERS POWER HARVE'S,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*BRUMMER BEATS RAIN, LOCKWOOD","Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FIRM WILL DONATE VAN TO MCDONALD HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOREST OFFICIALS BATTLE MARIJUANA PLANTATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HUD AWARDS STATE {dollar}175,000 FOR HOUSING","Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETING TO TACKLE TRIBAL DISPUTES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL EDUCATION DIRECTOR HOST OF CALL-IN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRIVER MISSING AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND CHEESE IN FRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATES PLEAD FOR CASH,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUPPORT FOR DRUG-ADDICTED MOMS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY STREETS LIQUOR PERMIT ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*FORMER STATE SENATOR, FARMER DIES","Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DES MOINES FIRM WILL LOCATE PLANT IN BRUCE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOHRER NAMED PAPER'S NEW MANAGING EDITOR,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRST OF 40 TRUSTIES EXPECTED AT NEW FACILITY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOME EC DEAN AT SDSU RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALCESTER LIBRARY REQUEST UP FOR CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GASLINE RUPTURE FORCES EVACUATION OF HOMES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN HOPES RADIO ADS WILL HELP FIGHT RACISM,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WOMAN DROPS LAWSUIT AGAINST PSYCHOLOGIST,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BRANDON VFW WINS HONOR FOR RECORDBOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"250,000 EXPECTED AT HILLS BIKE RALLY","Argus LeaderJul 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*TOWN AIDS TRANSPLANT TANDEM,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL TO RELAY PHONE-SEX PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS GULPING EVER-LARGER PIECE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BILLION'S 'WONDERFUL LIFE' ENDS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*NUGENT, DAMN YANKEES MAKE IMPRESSIVE APPEARANCE","Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*HEADLINES PARK EVENT FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
REACTION TO POT USE SHOWS NEW ATTITUDE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BIGOTRY HIDING BEHIND MASK OF RELIGION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TRASH IN NEWSPAPER REFLECTS ON EDITORS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NOT READY FOR US ATTORNEY JOB (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PAROLE IS MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DEER IN DITCHES DANGER FOR DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
FREEDOM TO SOME IS FREEDOM TO LITTER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*MISSOURI TEAM ROLLS TO UNDER-14 TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TOP PLAYERS MISSING FROM STATE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PROPOSED DUCK SEASON INCLUDES NEW UNIT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NO PROGRESS SEEN IN FL THORPE STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EFFORT TO COLLECT MAIL-ORDER SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SD POLICYHOLDERS SIFT THROUGH CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*NEW YMCA LEADER IS EX-AUGIE ATHLETE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KFC RESTAURANT DAMAGED BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4 WILL BE CHARGED WITH RAPING 2 MEN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SANTEE CHAIRMAN ACCEPTS PLEA DEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STAAB ACTS TO KEEP BANTAM BALL AT COVELL LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAXPAYERS PAY THE PRICE AFTER FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION APPROVES {dollar}1 MILLION FALLS PARK PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BUSHEE WAIVED HIS RIGHT TO SUE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MOM, INFANT HOSPITALIZED AFTER CRASH","Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*STREET SWEEPING AND MAINTENANCE DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
KEEPING CENSUS COUNT HELPS SD,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN CLAIMS VISIT TO HOLY SITE CURED HIM,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BROKEN STATUE SPENT 12 YEARS IN A CORNER,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN CRASH THAT KILLED THREE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"REDISTRICTING MAY SPLIT COUNTY, LAWMAKERS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"LENNOX MAN, 24, GETS 2 YEARS FOR ASSAULT","Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MOBRIDGE IS BUZZING AFTER TROOPER GETS BEES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS KILL 2 MEN SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
{dollar}34.3 MILLION APPROVED FOR INDIAN PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*IS TEA THE PLACE TO BE?,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"NUISANCE CALLS UP, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD DELEGATES WANT HOMESPUN CLINTON SPEECH,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
OFFICER NOT TO BLAME FOR SHOOTING CAT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SUPREME COURT STAKES HIGH IN '92 ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"TAXES INCREASING, BUT HOW'S MONEY USED (L)","Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE NATIONAL POLITICAL CONVENTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"LOTTERY INCOME USED ON STATE, LOCAL LEVEL (L)","Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'ARGUS' CARETRAUM COVERAGE DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BLUES MAN LAYS IT ON,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS READY TO COME FORTH,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BOOKS COULD AID CHILD-REARING (PROF),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
"BROTHER, SISTER DIE IN CAR WRECK","Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF '90 BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTHVILLE CHURCH DESTROYED BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPPORTERS--PELTIER TO BE TRANSFERRED,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PREPARE FOR THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABUSED CHILD'S BODY COMING HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INMATES PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO DRUG SMUGGLING,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RECYCLING MEETING YIELDS OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROBBERY WON'T BREAK SPIRITS OF VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRUCKING SAND PITS COMPANY AGAINST CORSON,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GETS NOD AT SD STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE REFEREES ELECTION DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RUSHMORE CONCESSION CONTRACT GOES TO DIFFERENT FIRM,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VOTERS PLEAD IGNORANCE IN BALLOT SNAFU,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"FISH, ANGLERS SPOOKED BY WEATHER","Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HONEYWELL EARNINGS UP ALMOST 10 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MOST SD RANCHER'S FARMS RAISE CATTLE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NORWEST REPORTS RECORD NET PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MANAGING IN CRISES TAKES PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
EXPERT--CLINTON WILL WIN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*DASCHLE HINTS HELP ON WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MILLER--SD DESPERATE FOR AID,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ACTS OF RECONCILIATION ARE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GUARD SHOULD ERR ON SIDE OF ACTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FAIRGROUNDS FIREWORKS DISPLAY SHOULD BE FREE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BIKES TO USE ETHANOL DURING POKER RUN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON PLANS TOUR OF FLOODED AREAS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS TROOPS PULLED OUT OF SOMALIA,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEEN TO RECEIVE MEDAL,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IOWA MAN CHARGED IN WIFE'S BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS TO REVIEW CHILD SUPPORT ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NOMINEE VOWS TO VISIT PINE RIDGE RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
4-DAY DROUGHT MAY END SOON,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GNATS BECOMING BIGGEST PESTS OF WET SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*NEW SCOREBOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FREE BOTTLED WATER PROVIDED IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RENO CHANGES TIMING OF RAPID CITY SPEECH,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STURGIS EXPECTS RECORDS AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNIVERSITY CHAIRMAN FACES POLITICAL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
2ND AIRPORT REJECTION MAY FORCE COURT CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KANSAS RULING MAY AID INDIAN GAMING,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAKE COUNTY QUESTIONS EMERGENCY FLOOD PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROPERTY REAPPRAISALS ANGER RESIDENTS IN CLAY COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HEARINGS PLANNED ON ASH OPERATION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
TEXAS TECH-BOUND KOLB CHASES SD GOLF REPEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CLEANING A FLOODED HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER USD ACTOR APPEARS ON 'MOST WANTED',"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COMPUTER 'BAUDY' LANGUAGE CAN TELL ALL,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRIAL SET FOR MAN ACCUSED OF POKER-TABLE SWINDLE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TICK-BORNE ILLNESSES UP IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MORE SIGHTINGS OF SKUNKS, RACCOONS, POSSUMS REPORTED","Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"NATIONAL GUARD, ELLSWORTH AIR BASE CONSTRUCTION OK'D","Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BREAUX WILL BACK DASCHLE FOR SENATE MAJORITY LEADER,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"SIOUX FALLS CHURCH WINS {dollar}30,000","Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*DOMESTIC ABUSE ACTUAL PROBLEM IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MAIL SERVICE NOT AS BAD AS GOODMAN SAYS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER DESERVES CRITICISM FOR TRIPS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*DAY OF WORSHIP SETS UP THE REST OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
REVITALIZED TROUPE BACK WITH ENGAGING 'FIDDLER',"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MARIJUANA PLANTS SHOULD BE REPORTED,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO-CAR COLLISION INJURES COUPLE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THUNDERSTORMS BRING HEAVY RAIN AND HAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GIRLFRIEND CHARGED IN MAN'S STABBING,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDS SEEK APPLICANTS FOR DISASTER LOANS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"VIDEO-LOTTERY REFORM NEEDED, GOVERNOR HOPEFULS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POOL COMPLEX MAY OPEN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ASSOCIATION OF DEAF TO EXPAND SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TEEN BRIDGES GAP BETWEEN SD, AFRICA","Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HAWKEY CASE HEARING SET FOR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EX-WORKER PLEADS IN BLACK HILLS CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD MAN FACES THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILBANK LAWYER NAMED TO BENCH,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP HONORS ITS HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DNR LOAN PROGRAM AWARD SEMIFINALIST,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN PRINCIPAL ON NATIONAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN LOSES MURDER-CASE APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*WALKERS SEEK JUSTICE FOR NATIVE PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ROLLOVER IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
VICTIM'S MOM GLAD KILLER'S APPEAL FAILED,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS ELK POINT CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*TARGET NOW OFFERING BRIDAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*COMING SOON: SMELLIEST SOCKS NIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"YBARRA'S PITCHING, 4-RUN 1ST LEAD CANARIES","Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EMERY QUARTET FINDS A HOME IN DIMOCK,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*CONTROVERSY SURROUNDS APT. MANAGER AFTER MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*CREMATIONS BECOME MORE COMMON IN SD, NATIONWIDE","Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REAL ESTATE AGENTS BUY ERA ASSOCIATES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRST PREMIER OPENS BRANCH ON KIWANIS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OLD TELEPHONE BOOKS CAN BE DROPPED OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS REMAINS POPULAR,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WENDT RUNNING STRONG,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES RIDE THE STORM OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ANNUAL STATE PARKS ENTRANCE FEE LIKELY TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*LANDING 83-POUND SALMON WAS TUSSLE FOR LOCAL ANGLER,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
COMM. APPROVES 21 NEW COMMERCIAL HUNTING PRESERVES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
ANTELOPE SEASON SET FOR OCT. 7-15,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
POWER OUTAGE AFFECTS ABOUT 370 CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"FILM, VIDEO LIBRARY MOVES TO STATE PEN","Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EVENTS MARK BIRTHDAY OF LATE SD SENATOR,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOYBEAN PLANT DEBATE INTENSIFIES,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OMAHA MAN TAKES HOME HONORS FOR BEST CHILI,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SIMPLICITY ATTRACTS AREA RESIDENTS TO SMALL CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CHILDREN TO EXPLORE INTERESTS AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
COMPANY TO PAY FINE FOR EPA VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BROADCASTING OFFICER SAYS HE'LL RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DUNBAR OPENING DATE PUSHED BACK TO 1998,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
POLICE CAR TOTALED IN CHASE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*MOTOR HOME OWNERS CONVENE IN FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MORE INMATE LABOR AT PARKS WORRIES OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DISTRICT CONSIDERS LEGAL ACTION AGAINST CONTRACTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PROGRAM TO HELP CHILDREN READ GETS 1-YEAR EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BODY OF SD DROWNING VICTIM RECOVERED FROM RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*HE ENJOYED THE OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*VISITATION NUMBERS FOR THIS MAJOR SD ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PROFESSORS WORK ON DEVELOPING USES FOR DYE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*OAHE CHALLENGES SAILBOAT OWNERS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"PARKS PLAN WILL BE IGNORED, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SURPLUS GOVT PROPERTY TOP SELLER AT STATE AUCTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
CENTRAL COMMAND BEST FOR DRUG WAR (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"GOVERNMENT MUST OBEY LAW, TOO (RC JOURNAL)","Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*COLUMN DISTORTS TEACHING TECHNIQUE FOR WRITING,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
CUTTING FLOWERS AT GRAVES DISRESPECTFUL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
ARGUS IGNORANT OF PRISON POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
UNITED STATES SPENDS LIKE FOOLISH STUDENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
DASCHLE'S ACCESSIBILITY TO VOTERS ADMIRABLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
PARENTS MUST EDUCATE KIDS ABOUT VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
TIM JOHNSON PROVES DEDICATION TO VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
"*JUDGES LIKE GRAVES', EVERETT'S, AND MILLER'S","Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*COMPACT GARDEN WINNER,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*OTTO STERN DID A LOT WHILE SAYING LITTLE,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*RETIRED BARBER MANICURES GARDEN,"Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.G, p.03, col.3"
"*MURPHY'S LANDING, AIR MUSEUM WORTH VISITING","Argus LeaderJul 16 1995, sect.G, p.11, col.4"
BUSINESSMEN NOT IMPRESSED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SALE AIMS AT STRUM CASH FLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW'S EXEC ORDER FUELS TENSION,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COMPUPRINT BUSINESS MOVES DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW'S EXEC ORDER FUELS TENSION,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS WILL LOSE ITS ELM TREES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
FARMERS SAY NEW TAX WILL BE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
TALKS CENTER ON GIFTED CHILD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MCSTRAVICK APPEAL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
FARMERS SAY NEW TAX WILL BE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
FARMERS SAY NEW TAX WILL BE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
PRAIRIE DOG PROGRAM ASKED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"BEAUTY TREATMENT FOR VANS AVAILABLE AT {dollar}1,400","Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
GRASSHOPPER PLAGUE MOVES TO EAST SD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
GRASSHOPPER PLAGUE MOVES TO EAST SD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"BEAUTY TREATMENT FOR VANS AVAILABLE AT {dollar}1,400","Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WATER RIGHTS TO BE TOPIC,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
NORTHERN'S CHAMBER MUSIC WORKSHOPS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EMERGENCY AID (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NORTHERN'S CHAMBER MUSIC WORKSHOPS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SIZING UP YOUR MAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*MS VICTIM WON'T LET LIFE GO BY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
YELLOW PAGES GET RED INK,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
YELLOW PAGES GET RED INK,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SALESMEN SAY EX-CHIEF ASKED FAVORS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SALESMEN SAY EX-CHIEF ASKED FAVORS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SALESMEN SAY EX-CHIEF ASKED FAVORS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOP COVERAGE PROMPTS KELO BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
GOP COVERAGE PROMPTS KELO BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SLAMS MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW SLAMS MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW SLAMS MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
STATE'S WOMEN GOLFERS PREPARING FOR NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAD SHOT BAN UPHELD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOFER OF ONIDA LEADS FIELD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEAD SHOT BAN UPHELD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NCC RECRUITING-AUGUSTANA HAS MOST SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*OPENING NIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPICERS LEAVE WITH MIXED MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPICERS LEAVE WITH MIXED MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BORN-AGAIN BALLERINA RETURNS TO DANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BORN-AGAIN BALLERINA RETURNS TO DANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BROWN A TROUBADOUR OF LOVE'S PAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BANKRUPTCY LAW SLASHES DEBTOR EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BANKRUPTCY LAW SLASHES DEBTOR EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BANKRUPTCY LAW SLASHES DEBTOR EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NCPAC READY TO LEAVE STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NCPAC READY TO LEAVE STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SD DELEGATION PROFITS FROM CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTIANS FIGHT ACCREDITATION RULE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SD DELEGATION PROFITS FROM CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTIANS FIGHT ACCREDITATION RULE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTIANS FIGHT ACCREDITATION RULE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
POLICE DESCRIBE RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
SURVEY ASSESSES UNITED WAY IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
HOSTAGES STILL ON US MIND (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
'TAKE IT EASY',"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
ANSWERS MCGOVERN ON ABORTION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
ANSWERS MCGOVERN ON ABORTION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
HEAT STRESS IS BEGINNING TO AFFECT SD CROPS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
HEAT STRESS IS BEGINNING TO AFFECT SD CROPS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
'WATCH GROUP' FORMED TO FIGHT HILLS VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
MOST STOFFERAHN FUNDS FROM OUT-OF-STATE UNIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
MOST STOFFERAHN FUNDS FROM OUT-OF-STATE UNIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
FEDERAL OFFICIALS TOLD ABOUT SD DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
"PURSUIT UP TO OFFICERS, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PURSUIT UP TO OFFICERS, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SEIDSCHLAW FOUND GUILTY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SF MAN ACCUSED IN BURGLARY, RAPE","Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*COUNSELOR HELPS WOMEN TO SUPPORT EACH OTHER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*JUST ME, MY CATTLE","Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*MILES DAVIS, COMPANY MIX A POTENT JAZZ BREW","Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUNSELOR HELPS WOMEN TO SUPPORT EACH OTHER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIMULTANEOUS GOLF TOURNEYS MEAN CONFLICT OF INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CALM WHEN SAILING ISN'T SO SMOOTH...,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BEDELL DRAWS FIRE FOR BILL TO DEAUTHORIZE OAHE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*EXPLOSION, FIRE DESTROY WAREHOUSE","Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SAYS FACT OMITTED IN SCHREINER'S COLUMN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TURNABOUT BY KULL HAS A FAMILIAR RING (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TURNABOUT BY KULL HAS A FAMILIAR RING (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SAYS FACT OMITTED IN SCHREINER'S COLUMN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SINNERS MUST REPENT TO RECEIVE SALVATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SD RESIDENTS UNHURT IN CRASH LANDING,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OGLALA HEAD-HILLS CAMP WON'T MOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FORMER CLARK POLICEMEN SUED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
STORM KNOCKS OUT PIERRE POWER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
LAWSUITS CHALLENGE ENERGY PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
WATER BOND ISSUE MAY GET 2ND VOTE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*TELLERS FOIL SF BANK ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"INFLATION, JOBLESS RATES BALLOON--SO DOES RAVEN","Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN JAILED OVER UNPAID TRAFFIC TICKET,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SAILING, SAILING...ALL WHILE SITTING AT THE CURB","Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SACRAMENTS VIA SATELLITE TO SF,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
AUG 24 GOSPEL CONCERT TICKETS ON SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
"MORMONS TO PUT {dollar}8,500 SATELLITE DISHES IN SF, RC","Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
PRAISE FOR BERNICE JOHNSON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
THANKS FOR THE STORM HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*GRANDMA ON WHEELS DURING CRAZY DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW SAYS REAGAN AGREES THE FEDS MEDDLE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTS LEADS DASCHLE IN CAMPAIGN COLLECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE DEPARTMENTS MUST LET BIDS ON ALL INS PACTS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JOSHUA GOING HOME TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AUNT PLANS TO GO HOME AFTER WAR,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
NEW EROS SATELLITE LAUNCHED SUCCESSFULLY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FAMILIES REJECT ETSI RIGHT-OF-WAY OFFERS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SHULTZ--AN EFFECTIVE LEADER FOR TOUGH JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRAFFIC DEFENDANT CRITICIZES HANDLING OF CASE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR ARGUS ON CANTON'S PLUSES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"MODERN DISTORTIONS BLUR LAWS, MORALS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
'BUCKLING UP BABY' ARTICLE DRAWS PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
LOVES SOUTH DAKOTA (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
WEST GERMANS AS FREE AS AMERICANS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LETCHER MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST IN KIDS' DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MADISON WOMAN 3RD IN SPEAKOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MANKE--INMATES OK IN LOCAL JAILS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MISSING OWEN TRAIL WITNESSES FOUND,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NO MONEY FOR BREACH OF PROMISE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NO OBJECTIONS TO NEW JAIL STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TIMBER LAKE MAN BURNED IN GAS FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WINTER WHEAT HARVEST DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2ND PHASE OF AQUIFER STUDY COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LONG-TIME SF RETAILER DIES AT 80,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SD HIGHWAY 38A REOPENED FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
LAKESIDE DAIRY WILL TAKE OVER TERRACE PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEBSTER MURDER LEAVES RESIDENTS QUEASY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA TWINS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER GETS BOOT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TSCHETTER, KRSNAK IN STATE FINALS","Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NOT SHOT AT AGE 61,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*GOODBYE IS SWEET SORROW FOR CLARK,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PADDLEFISH FIGHTING FOR SURVIVAL IN MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SOCCER AS STATE SPORT NOT LIKELY SOON,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*NERVOUS MUSCH HURLS PAM OIL INTO TITLE RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*MINI MAKES MOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"*FBI, TRIBAL TENSIONS AREN'T NEW","Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EAGLES' REFUGE IS ERODING,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ENGINEERS SAY DAM BUILT TO STAND STRAIN OF YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OAHE--GOING WITH THE FLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BUS RIDER TRIES TO SEE THE US IN 16 DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOW HIGH DOES OAHE DAM RANK,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"SD POLITICIANS JOCKEY FOR 1984, 1986 POSITIONS (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*DEBATES PLAY IMPORTANT ROLE IN VOTE PROCESS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"CHAINS, GRAIN DEALERS SET AGRICULTURE PRICES (L)","Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAINS PRODUCE LUSH GREEN COVER FOR TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DISPENSES CHEMICALS WITHOUT DISCLOSING HAZARDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BEING OVER QUALIFIED POOR REASON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
THOUGHTLESS FEW ADDING TO EROSION OF INDIAN CULTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HEARINGS ON WETLANDS PLANNED FOR ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POISON CENTER WARNS AGAINST THE THREE B'S,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPECIAL GROVES FOR FIREWOOD MAY BE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEST RIVER SUBDISTRICT MAY INTERVENE IN ETSI DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
DELINQUENT FARM LOAN REPAYMENT IS LOW,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GOSPEL TRAIN WILL RUMBLE AGAIN AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE MUST DECIDE WHETHER TO SAVE WESTERN RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LAY LAWYER RUNS FOR TRIBAL COUNCIL PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NATIONAL HIGHWAY GROUP HONORS STATE DESIGNER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NOMINATIONS OPEN FOR AGRICULTURE HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PENNINGTON COUNTY'S PROPERTY TAXES MAY SKYROCKET,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
REPORT SAYS RESERVOIR WATER LEVELS WILL DROP,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PHONE CALL TURNS WOMAN INTO CARNIVAL GRINCH,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
CAMPS SPRING UP FOR BIKERS' RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DAVISON COUNTY BEGINS STUDY ON RURAL WATER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*BEAUTIFUL HOBBY TURNS A PROFIT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LAWRENCE WELK BUBBLES OVER MEMORIES IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MILDRED NEEMAN--COOK OF THE WEEK ENJOYS GARDENING,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*CROP DUSTER KEEPS BUSINESS LOW TO THE GROUND,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ELEVATOR MANAGERS PREDICT WHAT FARMERS WILL DO,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*MILLER, BOOM FUNERAL HOMES SHARE EXPENSE","Argus LeaderJul 17 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"*STORM BARKS, DOESN'T BITE","Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DELEGATES TRY TO REVIVE HIS CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"INVASION THREATENS LAWNS, FARMS","Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SUNDAY ON THE GRASS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NELSON ELECTED VET COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SAYLOR INSTALLED AS MED PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*FRIENDS REMEMBER PASTOR OF FREEMAN CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
APPROVES MONEY FOR STREET REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHANGES POSITION ON CAMPAIGN ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COOPER WIELDS HEAVY GAVEL,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"KANE, VOLK TRADE CHARGES ABOUT OFFICE","Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KUNDERT WON'T CERTIFY CANDIDACY OF KANE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OMINOUS CLOUDS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COTTON NAMED TO POST AS AG DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DISABLED VETERANS' PROGRAM WILL HONOR POWS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KUNDERT ELECTED TO SECRETARIES OF STATE BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC RADIO STATION MAY BE ON AIR BY MARCH,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"ANTI-PORN GROUP HAS GOOD GOAL, BAD PLAN (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD--BUDGET MUST BE CUT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS TOLD TO GET RID OF JUNK IN YARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
COMMUNITY LEADERS TO DISCUSS PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEAD SPECIAL ELECTION MAY HAVE TO BE CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY GIRL IS MISS TEEN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"SEMINAR REVIEWS HOSTAGES, SNIPER SITUATIONS","Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BISON COURIER IS BACK IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
PROMOTERS PUSHING FOR PIERRE TRADE CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
STATE WOMEN'S GOLF TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BATTLE FOR THE HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT DISASTER DECLARED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
REAGAN CANCER COVERAGE WILL INCREASE AWARENESS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NO NEED FOR DAIRY DIVERSION PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DASCHLE REPRESENTS SD WELL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*ESSAY CONTEST ANNOUNCES WINNERS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*MILITARY HONORS AREA NATIVES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
GUARD GIVES ACHIEVEMENT MEDALS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
"KLEPPIN GETS {dollar}1,000 SCHOLARSHIP","Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE TO EXPLORE CREDIT CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DISABLED VETERANS TO HONOR POW'S, MIA'S","Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRST CITY BANK OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL UNION NEGOTIATORS ARRIVE IN CHICAGO,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE CONFIRMS APPOINTMENT OF ROSENBAUM,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM CREDIT BAILOUT COULD LOWER INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RAPID CITY PACES HOME SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CROP REPORT SAYS MOISTURE CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
103 INMATES JOIN CREWS IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PETERSON GOES HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ATTORNEY GENERAL PLANS APPEAL OF PRISON RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DASCHLE, COEHLO TO HEAR SD FARM PROBLEMS","Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP GETS PERMISSION TO PICKET NINE STORES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WINNER AUTHORITIES SEARCH FOR PRISON ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN TRIES TO REGAIN JOB AT FUNERAL HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
5 FINALISTS SELECTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE POST,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE MOVES TO OPEN HIGH-STAKES GAMES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHAIRWOMAN HAS TROUBLE STICKING TO PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOWNTOWN PROJECT OPPONENT GETS NO ANSWER AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEBATE CONTINUES OVER PROPOSAL'S COST,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*POLICE PUT TO THE TEST,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLANE CRASH VICTIMS IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*SHERIFF REPORTS JUSTICE'S MISCONDUCT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HISTORY SHOWS HEAT COULD BE WORSE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NELSON TO RAISE CASH CROP FOR FARMAID,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON SCHOOL BOARD BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BEING BORN AGAIN ISN'T LICENSE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HONOR ANY AGENCY BUT NASA (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMMISSION MUST CUT COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*THEATRE CAMP IMMERSES IN ACTORS' WORLD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX EMPIRE STEAM BATH TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY TO INVESTIGATE POLICE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAS PRICES FALL TWO CENTS MORE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INSURANCE COMPANY SAYS MALPRACTICE RATES UP,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW VETS' GRAVE MARKERS IN PLACE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIPELINE FIRM TO DISMANTLE TANK,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SUES HOSPITAL OVER SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRYING IT ON FOR SIZE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY BOARD WORKS ON JAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX CHIEF ASKS SENATE TO RETURN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GUNPOWDER TRIGGERED BLAST,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIAL SAYS WATER IS SAFE TO DRINK,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ROLE OF GOVERNOR REMAINS UNDEFINED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*INJURY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HERSETH CAMPAIGN TO HIT THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*IN SEARCH OF FOURTH WOMEN'S GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHRADER DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*BOY 12, RESCUED","Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE OK'S SUPER COLLIDER BID,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY NATION'S HOT SPOT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUCK DOESN'T STOP WITH POINDEXTER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"ALCOHOLICS ARE VICTIMS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROMOTE PORK WITH SALES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"UNWANTED ANIMALS PROVIDE LOVE, LOYALTY (L)","Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COMMENTS OFFEND READER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PROPERTY TAXES TOO HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WE DON'T NEED PROTESTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DASCHLE GETS RESULTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HOLD SECRET BALLOT VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BETA ZAPPED OUT OF VCR WAR,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN ART IS STATE NATURAL RESOURCE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"CITY TO PAY {dollar}15,750 IN SUIT","Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY RAISES TAX INCENTIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CYCLIST HURT IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPEE HUNTED NEAR WAGNER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL TO REVIEW QUARRY DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING HAY WHILE SUN SHINES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELAY PROMPTS DISMISSAL OF 7 CASES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS PROBE MID-AIR CLOSE CALL,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"UNION LEADER INCITES VIOLENCE, IOWA OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"1 MAN KILLED, 4 INJURED IN COLLISION","Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 ARMED ROBBERS HIT CITY RESTARUANT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY TO DELAY CONTRIBUTION PENDING AUDIT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEIDEPRIEM LOOKS AT RACE IN 1988,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"JOY RIDE BECOMES CRASH COURSE FOR BOY, 15","Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON TO REVEAL STATE WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VETERAN GROUP RAISES MONEY FOR MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN ATTEND MEETING IN MOSCOW,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESS INTERN PROGRAM AT USD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*EGAN SISTERS SAIL AT STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CONFERENCE EXPANSION AFFECTS NCC SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SIOUX POWWOW,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRM DENIES STATE LINK GIVES IT AN EDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DELEGATE STEPS INTO THE WINNING CIRCLE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD DELEGATE TAKES NOTES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
"JACKSON, BENTSEN HURT DUKAKIS (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*READERS DESCRIBE THEIR ENCOUNTERS WITH DEER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BENTSEN'S DAD SENDS GIFTS TO HOMETOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
OPPORTUNITY WINDOW OPEN TO STATE SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PAPER PUSHES ILLEGAL TACTICS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DON'T PENALIZE DIABETICS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
USD NOT HELPING RURAL NEED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
BIG SPENDERS FORCE VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SEXISM IDEAS OUT OF STYLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
JOHNSON IGNORES SCANDALS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
HILSON-COYOTE LINK ABSURD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
WOMEN MIGHT IMPROVE CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
"AGENTS CAN HELP, HURT YOUNG ATHLETES","Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FROGGIN' REEL FUN FOR ROE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*JONES ON TRACK FOR HUSET TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
CROP INSURANCE POLICIES UP IN '88,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAPANESE CONSIDER BUYING SD WHEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER URGES BUSH TO TOUR DROUGHT AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOVIET JOURNALISTS TO VISIT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STAMPEDE ROPES RENDEZVOUS INTO FUN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INTRASTATE AIR SERVICE CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX COMPLETE PIPESTONE JOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS SETTLES MINNESOTA SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL DISTRICT GETS REMOVAL GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATOR SEEKS END TO WATER WAR,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
AG PROGRAM GROWS AT MITCHELL VO-TECH,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COMPUTER NETWORK AIDS TELEMARKETING,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
IRS ESTABLISHES DROUGHT HOTLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CITY TOUTS RIVER FOR DOWNTOWN REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MEMORIES OF THE DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT WORST IN 1936,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1988, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
"*AFTER FIRE, CHURCH'S FUTURE IS HAZY","Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HARDBALL STRATEGIST QUIETLY SHAKES UP CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IN FULL FEATHER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SAFE EQUIPMENT HELPS KEEP INJURIES OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
POLITICIANS NAMED TO STUDY REFORM,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WOMEN'S CENTER CHANGES LEAVE VOID (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DIAL AMERICA HELPING SPECIAL OLYMPICS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SOCIETY NOT THE BAD GUYS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RESPECT 'TWO-WAY STREET' (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FLAG-BURNER CONFUSED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
POLLING NOT SMEAR CAMPAIGN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CITY TO DECIDE ON BUILDING SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COSTA RICANS LEARN ABOUT LIFE IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EPA AWARDS GRANT FOR RADON EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOMEMAKERS HONOR STATE EDUCATOR,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICAN CAMP IS JULY 30-AUGUST 5,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEALER BEGS TO SPEAK OUT AGAINST DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MCKENNAN CEO CALLS RURAL DOCTORS UNSUNG HEROES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RETIREE'S LIFE IS FULLER THAN EVER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW RULES TO BRING ORDER TO PLAY GROUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KINGSBURY EXEMPTS ITSELF FROM TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*AMUNDSON WINS MATCH-PLAY GOLF,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A FAST CROWD TO WORK WITH,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STORM LEFT LESSONS AND FEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW INMATES ARE CHEMICALLY DEPENDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*A CAPITOL ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PAUL MCCARTNEY BRINGS WORLD TOUR TO IOWA,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--MOVIES THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEIL BUSH SHOULD INVITE INVESTIGATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*COMMUNITY ALTERNATIVES FOR SOME,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'ARGUS' OWES PRESSLER APOLOGY FOR FEATURE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
SHOULD HAVE LAW BANNING FLAG BURNING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
GLORY HOUSE LUNCHEON WILL THANK CONTRIBUTORS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEEK BODY IN POSSIBLE DROWNING,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD BOY KILLED IN NEBRASKA ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SDSU BIOSTRESS LAB RECEIVES {dollar}500,000","Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALL LAKE DROWNING REPORT A FALSE ALARM,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALL LAKE PROGRESS ON COUNTY AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'90-'91 GOAL--{dollar}3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CO-OP BUYS SCHOOL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW BLOOD SAMPLES MAY YIELD ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EXECUTIVE EDITOR JOINS NEVADA PAPER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY STREETS LIQUOR PERMIT ACTION DEFERRED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*FORMER STATE SENATOR, FARMER DIES","Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COUNTY CREATES 'MOST WANTED' PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JAPANESE EXECUTIVES PLAN TOUR OF FARMS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE WORRIED ABOUT RULING ON BALLOT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"ROLLOVER ACCIDENT KILLS GIRL, AGE 14","Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BMW CYCLE OWNERS WILL GATHER IN RC,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
STUDENTS WIN PRIZES IN DRUG POSTER CONSTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*DELL RAPIDS THEATER GROUP MOVES INTO BARN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
GROUPS COMPROMISE ON HARRISBURG SCHOOL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BACTERIA KILL PERCH IN SHERIDAN LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
TWO SUPERINTENDENTS RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*NUKE WASTE REDEFINITION MAY HURT SD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*ORR WANTS VOW NEBRASKA WON'T BE PENALIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*DEFENDING CHAMP APPROACHES WITH CAUTION,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL CLIMBERS REACH MT RANIER'S SPIRITUAL FEELING,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LIBERALIZED FISHING ON WHITEWOOD TO END,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*ANSON GAINS NSP APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
41ST STREET SHOPPING CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
DOWNTOWN TAX DISTRICT GAINS GROUND,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*LEADER OF DEAF SCHOOL RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEMPERATURES TO STAY NEAR 100,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINNEHAHA BUDGET UP 13 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ARCHITECT RELEASES COST ESTIMATES FOR MINNEHAHA JAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BILLION COMMITTED LIFE TO HIS FAMILY AND FAITH (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DON'T SPEND TAX FUNDS ON MARINA (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
NEW AMERICAN ORDER NATION'S FIRST PRIORITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LAWMAKER'S LETTERS PROVIDE WORTHY SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
IS ANSCHUTZ SHARING HIS LOTTO WINNINGS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SWEATERS FOR SALE IN SHORT SEASON,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOT FROM THE POT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FUEL TAX WOULD BENEFIT ROADS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 5 YEARS FOR STEALING CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CHIEF JAILED IN PROTEST IS FIRED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE FAIR SEEKS TO REPLACE BURNS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KIDS NITE IN THE PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*S DAKOTANS SPEND AVERAGE {dollar}160 ON LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"EXPECT 200,000 AT BLACK HILLS MOTOR CLASSIC","Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MAN SUES CITY, POLICE FOR BRUTALITY","Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FREE BUS PASSES AID THE HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STING NETS 11 FIRMS SELLING MINOR ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FUNERAL MASS THURSDAY FOR COMMUNITY LEADER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CITY MAN LIKES SMALL-TOWN PACE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}8.7 MILLION TARGETED FOR STATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BABY BOOM BLAMED ON WAR,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
POLICE SEARCH FOR WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
EVENT ATTRACTS COMPETITORS FROM 6 STATES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA STATE PROGRAM TO AID SMALL FIRMS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
OPENING NEAR FOR KFC OUTLET,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PORTIONS OF STATE BEGINNING TO DRY OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"US WEST GIVES INDIAN COLLEGES {dollar}150,000 IN SD","Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
RAPID CITY FIRM GIVEN STATE LOAN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
"*FAIR BOARD MANAGER GETS {dollar}4,000 PAY RAISE","Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*S DAKOTANS REACT WITH ANGER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BOTH PARTIES SAY PEROT EXIT WILL HELP THEM,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"CLINTON WILL SELL WELL IN SD, PIERSOL SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
DISCIPLES OF CHANGE LET DOWN BY PEROT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SO PREDICTABLE (WATERTOWN PUBLIC),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BLINKING STOPLIGHTS A HAZARD TO DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
HAAR BLINDLY SUPPORTS BUSH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
HELP PRESERVE THE ENVIRONMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
MUCH EXPECTED OF LANDLORDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*CYRUS COUSIN SURPRISED BY SINGER'S FAME,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOOK BRINGS NEGRO LEAGUES' TALENT ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WITH BLUES AND ZYDECO...,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ENERGY LIFTS VERMILLION 'MUSIC MAN',"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
DAY CARE TO STAY OPEN DURING PROBE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES ENTER NOT GUILTY PLEAS TO DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON LEADS TIMMER IN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE TEEN DIES IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS BONUS APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CORVETTES ON THE ROAD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIDS EDUCATION TAKES CENTER STAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VALANDRA TASTES CITY LIFE--AND LIKES IT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX ARTIFACTS FOUND HARLEM,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*LAWYER--MOELLER 'INNOCENT',"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COURT-FIRM VIOLATED RENT RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS TURNS OFF FREE HOLIDAY POWER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHESTER GROSECLOSE TO LEAD RAIL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HANDI-RIDERS OFFER RIDES FOR DISABLED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON MAIL CENTER NOT AFFECTED BY FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN EMPLOYMENT GRANTS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MITCHELL SPRUCES UP DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TREATMENT CENTER PLANS SPUR CONCERN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
REPORTER BEFRIENDS GULF WAR WIDOW,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
RESEARCH PROGRAM SEEN AS METHOD TO BOOST ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*RECRUITING REVUE--HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS SHOW STUFF,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP SAYS ANIMALS SUFFER AT STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*ESPY PROMISES QUICK DELIVERY OF AID,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JAMES RIVER LATEST THREAT IN DAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TODDLER WALKS AWAY FROM YMCA DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FARMERS WONDER WHEN FEDERAL AID WILL ARRIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
BOATING OUTLAWED ON FOUR AREA LAKES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*FLOOD FIGHT HEAVY LOAD TO CARRY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*'INDIAN VOICE' SHOULD NOT BE SILENCED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SUMMER STORMS AWAKEN MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*NO ONE TAKES YOUR PLACE IN THE PEW,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
INMATE DIES 23 DAYS AFTER SUICIDE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SEAFOOD DISTRIBUTOR TO PAY {dollar}20,000 FINE","Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SWANGO'S FIANCEE DEATH RULED SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TRANSPLANT IS CITY'S FIRST,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PEROT URGES CROWD IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE JOINS LINEUP FOR MASTER'S DEGREE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHOWING THEIR COLORS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
OUT-OF-STATE TAX 'ONLY {dollar}10 MILLION',"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PAVILION HITS SNAG,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN DEATH OFFICIALLY HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER ALEXANDRIA POLICE CHIEF GETS OK FOR BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAME WARDEN BEGINS 30-DAY SENTENCE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN PINE RIDGE THEFT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OUSTER OF OFFICIAL EXAMINED AUG 12,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE WANTS CHANGES TO ALLOW BETTING,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAUGHTER IS INDICTED IN EMBEZZLEMENT CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FAIR COMMISSION APPROVES RAIN EMERGENCY PROVISION,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CANARIES BEAT DULUTH-SUPERIOR,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THE CARTER MISSION,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TO SHOW SUPPORT FOR INDIAN COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*AN ECONOMIC RENAISSANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
3 SD COUNTIES IN DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR IS FINALIST FOR BUSINESS AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*E 26TH ST BECOMES URBAN AS HOMES-BUSINESS TAKE ROOT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES' FIRST-HALF HOPES FADING FAST,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*BIRTHDAY WISH: DAD, TAKE ME FISHIN'","Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*EFFORTS TO SAVE BIRDS COULD RUFFLE FEATHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*TRACKS DISCUSS SPRINT SERIES IN DAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DAM CO-WORKERS SPLIT DAKOTA CASH JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM TO COLLECT PESTICIDE CONTAINERS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
VIDEO-LOTTERY INDUSTRY READY TO ACT,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*MUNICIPAL BAND CONCERTS A LENNOX TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL DISTRICT FILLS ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL VACANCIES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*POWWOW DANCERS CELEBRATE TRIBAL TRADITIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CITY SAYS FARWELL TO FRIEND OF BIG MAC,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY CHAIRMAN DIES IN COLORADO,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
STATE FAMILY COUNCIL MEMBERS APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
KOTA-TV DIRECTOR RECEIVES AP AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
FUNDING AWARDED TO STUDY ELM LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
USD ESTABLISHES JUNIOR'S SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS TO END SALES-TAX FEUD IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
8-YEAR-OLD TRIES TO DRIVE TO SD FROM IDAHO HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
"BROOKINGS, WATERTOWN OPEN DISASTER OFFICES","Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
WINNERS HAVE DUTY AS WELL AS POWER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
COSTLY MOTEL ROOMS HURT ECONOMY (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
HIGH-TECH MONITORS REDUCE FUNDING (ABERDEEN AM NEWS),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
CLINTONS' VACATION SHOULD BE IN SD (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.04, col.2"
*INDIAN NATIONS' DESIRE FOR EQUALITY IN STATUS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
DOG TURNS WALKING INTO HAZARDOUS ACTIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.05, col.3"
FRONT-PAGE STORY DISTASTEFUL ADVERTISING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.05, col.4"
FAMILY PLOT SUBJECT TO FREQUENT THEFTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.05, col.4"
*MASTERY OF GAME WINS BOY TRIP,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.06, col.3"
MITCHELL GETS GRANT TO HELP WITH HOMES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
KEY ARGUMENTS IN VIDEO-LOTTERY CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.07, col.5"
REPORT--VERMILLION STAYS SAFE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.08, col.1"
YOUTHFUL DRUM GROUP CAPTURES TOP PRIZES AT POWWOWS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.08, col.1"
SIZE OF BORGLUM'S HALL OF RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.08, col.1"
TONY AWARD WINNER ENJOYS QUIET LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.F, p.08, col.1"
*WORLD OF INEXPENSIVE FUN,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*WINDMILL CHURNS OLD MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*DON'T GIVE UP HOPE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RESERVATION'S DREAMS ALIVE YEAR AFTER CARTER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
QUIT PLAYING GAMES WITH ETHICS PROBES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS LACKS QUALITY RESTAURANTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DOLE BEST CHOICE TO LEAD UNITED STATES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TV PREACHER WRONG TO DESERT WHITE EAGLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*STOP CRYING ABOUT ISSUES IN BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LUTHERAN CAMP STUDENTS WILL PLAY SERIES OF CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAKING WAVES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES BOW OUT OF CHASE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LEWIS ROBBERY FOILED BY EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TENANTS UNEASY IN WAKE OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOLY CROSS MEMBERS WORSHIP NEAR ZOO,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*INTEREST IN TORNADOES HELPED METEOROLOGIST CHOOSE,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DRIVER'S EDUCATION POPULAR WITH TEENS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*TORNADO TOUCHDOWN HITS WETLANDS AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OPERATIONS MANAGER IS BROADCASTER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DRUG DEALERS' LOOT DRAWS INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FUN IN THE SUN IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW TRIES TO EASE STATE LAYOFF WORRIES,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"ENJOYED STORYTELLING, CRAFTS","Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*ROBBERIES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MILLER DEPOT STOREHOUSE OF PAST,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*SHORT SALE GAIN EQUALS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PROCEEDS,"Argus LeaderJul 17 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
ENDANGERED ROCK,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MONDALE RALLYING SALT II SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MONDALE RALLYING SALT II SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THREE WESTERN SD AVIATION FIRMS OUT OF FUEL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
THREE WESTERN SD AVIATION FIRMS OUT OF FUEL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MAN KILLED IN TRUCK MISHAP,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PUC SUSPENDS REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DISASTER COULD WIPE OUT STATE COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BALLOT REPORT GETS EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SDEA HIT FOR KADOKA ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BALLOT REPORT GETS EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SYSTEM TO AID IN RURAL RESCUES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PUC SUSPENDS REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE GRAINS RIPEN RAPIDLY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
COUNCIL ENDORSES 55 LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
LAND DEVELOPMENT DECISION IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
DRUNK DRIVING CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
MURDER SUSPECTS ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
MOPEDS CAN'T BE LICENSED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ENERGY BOARD APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HARVEST MAY HURT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SD SET TO AID CHEYENNE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
UTILITY HIKE HEARINGS SET,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
UTILITY HIKE HEARINGS SET,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CITY BUS TRIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SAYS ARGUS FAVORS COUNTRY OVER CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HOPES SOMEONE WILL PUBLISH IN AFTERNOON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LIKES 'WAKING UP' WITH THE ARGUS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
PRAISES NEW ARGUS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
CONGRATULATIONS FROM PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
DELIVERY TIMES NOT AS PROMISED BY PAPER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CHANGES STEM FROM PAPER SHORTAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
THISTLE-FIGHTING BEETLES FARING WELL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
INDIAN SPIRITUAL CAMP REQUEST TURNED DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
INDIAN SPIRITUAL CAMP REQUEST TURNED DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CITY CONSIDERS PLAN TO CONSERVE ENERGY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD GAS INCREASES 2 CENTS A GALLON,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER AIDS COURTSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY GROUP TO FIND SPONSORS FOR CAMBODIANS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPONSORING REFUGEES REQUIRES PERSON-TO-PERSON CARING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORDLAND FEST WINNERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*IT'S A FIGURINE WONDERLAND,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FESTIVE FOOD PUNCTUATES LIFE IN GUAM,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1979, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
*TRIAGE-STEP 1 AFTER A DISASTER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ASSOCIATION ALLAYS FEARS OF OSOTOMY PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*CAST, DIRECTOR OVERCOME FLAWS OF WILLIAMS PLAY","Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TRIAGE-STEP 1 AFTER A DISASTER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ASSOCIATION ALLAYS FEARS OF OSTOMY PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*CAST, DIRECTOR OVERCOME FLAWS OF WILLIAMS PLAY","Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAD FILM FALLS FLAT ON ITS FACE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
WHIPPLE REUNION PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SYMPHONY AUDITIONS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WHIPPLE REUNION PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
POET ROBERT SWIFT TO READ AND SIGN WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*MCCORKELL FIGHTS RACE TRACK WOES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO TEARS IN CORN BELT OVER DISTRICT 4 SPLIT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCCORKELL FIGHTS RACE TRACK WOES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WHICH SHOES DO YOU CHOOSE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACCIDENTS FALL BUT INSURANCE RATES CLIMB,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FOR SALE-DEADWOOD NOTORIETY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FOR SALE-DEADWOOD NOTORIETY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY PROJECT FORCES DEMISE OF HUBBARD'S KUPBOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACCIDENTS FALL BUT INSURANCE RATES CLIMB,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITICORP CONFIRMS 2,000 JOBS FOR SD","Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"REAGAN, BUSH STRONG TICKET (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"REAGAN, BUSH STRONG TICKET (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR'S RELUCTANCE TO DEBATE DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LIQUOR TRADE NEEDS CONTINUOUS REVIEW (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DISPUTES CRITICISM OF MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SF COMMUNITY COLLEGE CELEBRATES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU PAPER TO PUBLISH LAST ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU PAPER TO PUBLISH LAST ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OAT HARVESTS YIELD LOW WEIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NATIONAL GOP MAY AID SD FOE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NATIONAL GOP MAY AID SD FOE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
KNEIP IN SD ON EXPORT TOUR,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SF CHAIN MAY PURCHASE NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOPPER INFESTATION SEVERE BUT SPOTTY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
CITY CARS FIND HAPPY OWNERS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PROBE SPREADS TO LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DOVE SEASON SET AT 20 DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*6 RECEIVE OXYGEN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRUSTEE REJECTS UTILITY BID,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAIL STRIKE DOESN'T WORRY SF BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE CITY-WIDE CRAZY DAZY-EGG IS FALLING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO DECISION YET ON INDIAN CAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NO DECISION YET ON INDIAN CAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
THE CHILDREN'S CONCERT--FAMILY AFFAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BEDELL'S MEDDLING MAKES LITTLE SENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRAISES APPOINTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCENROE NOT THE ONLY POOR AMERICAN SPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SD 1ST IN RYE, FLAXSEED PRODUCTION","Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
14 SD CITIES GET GOOD AAA MARKS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE SUSPENDS WOMAN'S SENTENCE-YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRASSHOPPER RESEARCH PART OF BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORSICA SALE BARN OFFICIALS-DECISION ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN-THE COMMUTER PROFESSOR,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FATHER, SON INDICTED FOR ROSEBUD MURDER","Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS PART OF RAILROAD BRIDGE-PARKER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
14 SD CITIES GET GOOD AAA MARKS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOME GRASSHOPPER SPRAYING TOO LATE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INMATE INDICTED FOR THREATENING JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*JUDGE DENIES CONVICTS' REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INMATE INDICTED FOR THREATENING JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*JUDGE DENIES CONVICTS' REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HAIL RUINS SOME CROPS IN HAAKON & BENNETT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RAPID CITY TO GET VET CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZEN GROUP NOT HAPPY WITH PUC,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZEN GROUP NOT HAPPY WITH PUC,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF STATE WATER BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZEN GROUP NOT HAPPY WITH PUC,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*GOOD SAMARITAN RESCUED SF WOMAN OUT OF JAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF RESIDENTS WORK ON MINDING THEIR BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INVESTMENT BOOM IS BUST FOR SD SOIL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*LIBERAL PAC LAGGING BEHIND THE NEW RIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SF COUPLE LEARNS TO LIVE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMERCIAL AIR TRAFFIC INCREASES AT SF AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF WOMAN HAS WON NATIONAL AWARD FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BIG SIOUX REACHING FLOOD STAGE AT BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE NOT POPULAR HERE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SD OFFICIALS TO DIVVY UP {dollar}5 MILLION FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SHULTZ SUCCESSFUL IN TURNING PRESSLER'S QUERIES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"LET US, RUSSIA SIGN TWO-YEAR GRAIN PACT (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LEBLANC DIDN'T TAKE PHARMACY FOR GRANTED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INSANITY LOOPHOLE MUST BE ELIMINATED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AMENDMENT PROTECTING UNBORN IS SUPPORTED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
EFFORT TO START CAR DRAWS TRAFFIC TICKET (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW--NEVER GOT UNION'S TELEGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BRITISH TRADE TEAM TO VISIT SD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COLLEGE TO ADD SURVEYING MAJOR,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FOSSILS DELIVERED TO MINES SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN KILLED IN BOATING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO IS TOPIC OF TV PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WORK PROGRAM TO START FOR JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED FOR BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SD'S WORKFARE EXPANDS TO CODINGTON CO,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
DRIVE STARTED IN WAUBAY TO REPLACE AUDITORIUM,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*ALLIANCE AIMS TO REPRESENT PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"IF YOU WANT TO SPIT ON THE SIDEWALK, DON'T GO...","Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE ASKED TO RETURN BENEFITS TO SD MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SEARCH STILL ON FOR SMALL-TOWN SD DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
IZZAK WALTON DELEGATES OPPOSE ETSI SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HEARING SET IN SUIT AGAINST ETSI,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*SD CENTER SURVEYS IMMIGRANT ARCHITECTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MOURNING DOVES FLOURISHING IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*QUAIL JOIN THE CROWD IN SF WILD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD WOMAN'S GOLF TOURNAMENT RETURNS TO ITS BIRTHPLACE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARTFORD'S NATIONAL CHAMPION OF A YEAR AGO...,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MARV SADDLES UP HIS SPRINT CAR AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*WALKING BEANS IS A GOOD WAY TO WEED OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"WHITE, SD, WOMAN WINS CHILI COOK-OFF","Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DAVID WARD--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SEARCHERS FAIL TO FIND LOST BOYS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARM LEADERS WANT MORE EXPORT SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PENALTIES ARE SET UP FOR ABUSE BY RENTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STORMS ROLL EAST TOWARD SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*CAMPERS CAN SAVE MONEY AND SEE COUNTRYSIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
TRAVOLTA SHINES IN 'STAYING ALIVE',"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"JOHNSON, BERNARD ALMOST STEAL STATE TENNIS SHOW","Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*TSCHETTER OUTLASTS KRSNAK,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*BOAT NO JOKE TO BASS CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*PRIZE-WINNING CATCH,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION CONSIDERS MINORITY BUSINESS PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECOUNT OF CITY COMMISSION RUNOFF BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STRENGTH OF TRADITIONAL FAMILY FARM MAY BE GROWING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"5 BOARD MEMBERS GET {dollar}11,880 FOR MEETINGS","Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICE TEACHER WANTS TO BE IN CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BELIEF IN ACTIVIST ROLE EARLY LESSON,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CASTRO'S MESSAGE FOR HIJACKERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3RD LOWEST CRIME RATE REASSURING FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOW DO PEOPLE BENEFIT FROM AT&T BREAKUP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ABDNOR--BUSES NEED MORE MASS TRANSIT MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POST OFFICE FINDS THE UNEXPECTED IN MAIL TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE TRIES TO KEEP LIFE SWEET FOR HONEYBEES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORVETTE CARAVAN TRAVELS TO BLACK HILLS CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEGREE IN DEAF INTERPRETING OFFERED THIS FALL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VETERANS' DINNER WILL HONOR DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMPANY WANTS TO MINE WHITEWOOD CREEK GOLD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LONGTIME CYCLISTS NEED SAFETY TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
VOLK RESIGNS POSITION TO END POLITICAL SQUABBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
80 SIOUX VALLEY NURSES LOSE JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SALEM ANXIOUS TO CONTINUE COLLEGE FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YOUTHS SADDLE UP FOR STATE HORSE SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR IS LOOKING FOR MASTER SINGERS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATIONAL COUNCIL HONORS KILIAN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
SERVICE TO HANDICAPPED RECOGNIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*POLICE LOOKING FOR 7-YEAR-OLD SF GIRL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS WOMAN DIES IN MULTIPLE-CAR PILEUP,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR--TAXES DOWN FROM 1974,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL RULES BOOST LABOR COST OF REMODELING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SURVEY SHOWS SUPPORT FOR WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
US HIGHWAY 14 WILL BE CLOSED FOR 60 DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHILD CAUGHT IN CUSTODY FIGHT BACK WITH FATHER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RABIES CASES ON INCREASE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SPRINGFIELD NOT A FAMILIAR NAME,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JUST WHAT DOES MAKE HER QUALIFIED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SOME TEACHERS AREN'T PREPARED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TAX BREAKS TO TRIBES VITAL LEADERS SAY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*WHEAT PRODUCERS GROUP'S DIRECTOR ON THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"CORN PICKING, PLOWING MEET SET IN BRANDON","Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
FAN AND BLOWER FIRM OPENS BROOKINGS PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
REQUEST TO CLOSE COURTROOM TO PRESS DENIED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*HAMMONS MAKES HOTEL BID,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOWN PRAYS FOR ABDUCTED BOY'S RETURN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STORM'S RAMPAGE THROUGH SD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROCK 'N' ROLL REUNION,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
THEATER LOOKS AT FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CHILI COOKOFF IS SATURDAY IN WHITE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON LIVE AID,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REMOVE THE DOWNTOWN MALL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR BOARD (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WOMEN TRY JOB IN THE FAST LANE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY TO EXPLAIN BENEFITS TO LITTON WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY DEPARTMENT EASES LAWN-WATERING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXPERT RULES OUT MECHANICAL FAILURE IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY CHARGES 5 WITH DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN OK'S DIVIDEND OF 10.5 CENTS A SHARE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VOLESKY ANNOUNCES RUN FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'I DIDN'T CUT WORKERS',"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXPERT SOUR ON MILK PRODUCTION JUMP,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS HOT UNDER COLLAR ABOUT FIRES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT DISMISSES PUBLIC-LANDS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DASCHLE, BLOCK DISCUSS DROUGHT","Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*CATCHING IS HEIBERGER'S SPECIALTY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*FARMERS ARE BUSY IN FIELDS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW GETS NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MURDER-SUICIDE SUSPECTED IN DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HENDERSON'S CONDUCT FALLS SHORT OF STANDARD (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSH STORY IGNORED UNIFORMED WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THREE CHEERS FOR THOMS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ANIMALS DESERVE BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
QUESTIONS NEED ANSWERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WRITER RIGHT ABOUT DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*MANAGING PAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ALPENA BOUNCING BACK AFTER GYM FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOX FOUND IN AREA BODY WAS FOUND,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BURN VICTIMS FACE LONG RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUNDS WORKER RUN OVER BY LOADER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL PUSHES FOR TRADE SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRAFFIC STUDY MIGHT BE REPEATED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TIME TO DIVE FOR COVER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WOMAN NEARLY DROWNS IN CITY LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE--DROP ADS FOR DEBATES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
3 FIRMS WANT TO SELL STATE INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AUTO COUNCIL MAKES CENTENNIAL A PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOTIONS GRANTED 2 MEN CHARGED IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE PLANS SERIES OF MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT EVIDENCE USED IMPROPERLY--RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*KRIS ROLLS TO NO 4,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COLUMNIST LEAVES MARY'S HEART IN WRONG TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AIR CRASH IDENTITY DELAY FRUSTRATES COUPLE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VANDALS BLAMED IN CITY RAILROAD ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JAYCEES THANKFUL FOR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
MEN OF ARCH THANK ROTARIANS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
TELETHON RAISED {dollar}38 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*WHY NOT PUT ON STATE-OWNED LAND,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BURDEN FOR REFORM FALLS ON CITIZENS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CENTENNIAL OF CHANGES IN STATE TRANSPORTATION,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WE MUST BE OPEN TO GOD'S HEALING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
ALCOHOL TAX SET FOR '88 VOTE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CYCLIST LISTED IN FAIR CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIRL CHARGED IN BOATING FATALITY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL AIRPORTS REASSURED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPORTER NAMED AS PARTY AIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OVER THE EDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION GIVES TRAFFIC THE CREEPS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROADBLOCKS DOWN BUT MANHUNT STILL ON,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX REVENUES BOOST YEAR-END BALANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOLOTOV COCKTAIL DAMAGES CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIAL WARNS OF DRAFTS THAT RESEMBLE CHECKS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"BEANS, CORN, LOOK A-1","Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FARM DEALER WHO LOST FRANCHISE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAGER DISPUTE SENT BACK TO PUC,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RARE DISEASE ISOLATES TODDLER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BUILDING IN LINCOLN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*DRESSED FOR THE OCCASION,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DIRECT MAIL CAMPAIGN SET TO SELL COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN THREATENS SUICIDE IN POLICE STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"MICKELSON--YANKTON MAY GET {dollar}75,000","Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OREGON MAN TO BE TRIED IN CHECK-WRITING CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SDSU STUDIES CROP INSURANCE PARTICIPATION,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REGENTS WILL HAVE RETREAT AT WYO LODGE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*CITY DENTIST IN AFTERMATH OF LEGAL DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOWN RECALLS ITS BIGGEST BOOSTER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE CHOSEN TO TAP BENTSEN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DELEGATES--PARTY SPLIT WILL MEND,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*STUDY QUESTIONS WORKOUT BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
WOMEN OVER 35 WHO SMOKE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RATING ALONE WON'T BRING NEW JOBS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BLINDFOLDED IN PICKING COMMISSIONERS' JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOVERNMENT PENALIZES 'RICH' PEOPLE WHO SAVE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*MOLLY HATCHETT WILL PLAY CONCERT IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
AMATEUR TEAM GOES BEYOND FIELD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEN'S MATCH-PLAY GOLF QUALIFYING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
R & R SPORTS WINS STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SWIMMERS SHOOT FOR STATE QUALIFYING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CAR ACCIDENT LEAVES TEEN HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW SD TOURISM CASSETTES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA WINS AIR PATROL AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TASK FORCE ON DRUGS MEETS TONIGHT IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRUCK ACCIDENT KILLS HILL CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TAKING AIM,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN SEEK BETTER LIFE AT RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNERS DRUM UP SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INDIANS VISIT SACRED QUARRY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GROUPS WON'T UNITE AGAINST 4 INITIATIVES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PINE RIDGE SCHOOL WINS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BOOK ON CAMPAIGNS CRITICIZES EX-SENATOR,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*HIGH WINDS SHRED HOMES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SECOND MAN SOUGHT IN HIGHWAY SHOOTINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AREA TORNADOES RARE IN RECENT YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CITY HAD LITTLE WARNING BEFORE STORM,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*TRADITIONAL BLUESMAN TO PLAY IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CENSORSHIP BATTLE MOVES INTO GALLERIES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*RADIO RANGERS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
FIRST DIVE INTO WATER FEET FIRST (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HUD SCANDAL PICKS POCKETS OF TAXPAYERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER TERMS UNPRODUCTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ALTER DRUNKEN-DRIVING LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PRO-CHOICE FORCES SCARED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
FARM ERA CLOSES WITH RESEARCH CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GYPSUM MAY HELP FARM PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SENATORS BACKING 2 DROUGHT BILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*OAT HARVEST LEAN, ADEQUATE","Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CITY MAN DENIES HE THREATENED OFFICER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COCAINE TRAFFICKER GETS 20-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER PENNINGTON COUNTY OFFICIAL WILL DO TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISONER SENTENCED IN JANUARY ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MINNESOTANS HURT IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EPA TO RECONSIDER SPILL LABEL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SPECIAL PEOPLE GO TO EXCEPTIONAL CAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY ELIMINATES PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOONSOCKET VOTERS TO DECIDE WHETHER TO BUILD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS ON RUN TO SAVE SACRED PIPESTONE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PREDICTS PRISON CONSTRUCTION WITHIN 2 TO 4 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TRADE TOPS GOVERNORS' AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEED MORE AID IN LIGHT OF TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US ECOLOGY HAS HISTORY OF ABANDONING SITES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE--ARSONIST CAN'T SUE JURORS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
REGENTS DISCUSS BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STATE'S AIR CONTRACTOR FACES LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA STAR'S BRAIN GROWTH SHRINKS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FEEDLOT GROWTH IMPERILED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON CALLS FOR WASTE POLICY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BUDGET-MAKERS DUCKING ISSUE AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SYMBOL TO SHOW GROWING RECONCILIATION SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER VOTES ARE FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DROP IN CLAIMS IS WHY INSURANCE COSTS FALL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*REO SPEEDWAGON CELEBRATES REBIRTH,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRIMMING FAT FROM DIET TALK,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HEALTHY LIFESTYLE TAKES TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HEART RECIPIENT CRITICAL BUT STABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL LIABILITY TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESIDENT SIGNS RUSHMORE COIN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEARCHERS CAN'T FIND DROWNED MAN'S BODY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
US WEST PROPOSAL RATE PLAN REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROMOTES BLACK HILLS CORVETTE CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DIEDTRICH REPLACES SCHADE IN LANDS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEBRASKA CANDIDATE WANTS DUMP WORK HALTED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
US WEST ASBESTOS TAKEN TO MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BETHEL CHURCH MOVING WEST,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FRANKENFELD--S&L ACTION TOO COSTLY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*COST OF LIVING INDEX,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CANTON SUPERINTENDENT TAKES YANKTON JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY REVERSES TAX-FREEZE VOTE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NSP CLIENTS HAVE WEEKS TO PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"VERMILLION MAN FACES ENTRY, BURGLARY CHARGES","Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS RESUMES SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FUNDING SOUGHT FOR SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*BENEFIT DINNER WILL RAISE MONEY FOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBAL CASINO TAKING JOB APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CONSOLIDATION WORKING TO TAXPAYERS' ADVANTAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*EGAN TAKES FAMILIAR LEAD ROLE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AUTHOR TO GIVE OUT CITBANK HONORS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MESABA BUSINESS UP 18 PERCENT IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*CONSTRUCTION ON MAIL POUCH,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
PILOT QUESTIONS SAFETY OF AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MIGRATION OF STATE'S CALVES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
RETAILER TJ MAXX CONSIDERS OPENING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*HUNTERS-TURNED-HEROES SAVE INJURED FARMER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIERRA CLUB TO FIGHT RUSHMORE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN FEEL SHUT OUT OF MALE-HEAVY CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SMALL TOWNS REIN IN TAXES WITH WINDFALL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SHOULD TERMS BE LIMITED BY LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS MAY GET SHORT CAMPAIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LETTERS ARE MORE APPALLING THAN PICTURE OF GAY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
MOVIE COSTS TOO HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*THEATER MASTER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HISTORY INSPIRES TRAVELING TROUPE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
EXPERTS WILL SPEAK ABOUT COMPOSTING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POTOMAC FEVER CITED IN DEATHS OF HORSES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIRGINIA MAN GIVEN 6 MONTHS IN SCAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER USAGE HITS SF RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WYLAND WILL LEAD REGIONAL GOP GROUP,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRUSHING OFF THE HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TURK TAKES JOB IN NORTH CAROLINA,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLASSIC CORVETTES HEADING FOR THE HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS CAUGHT IN BENEFIT BIND,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD RAISES FOR TEACHERS AVERAGE 6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WATERTOWN USES COMPOST TO AID LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECENT RAIN COULD PRECIPITATE HIGHER WATER COST,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION GRANT PROPOSAL REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY PLANS TO ADD TRASH SORTER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*VETERANS MONUMENT NEARS COMPLETION IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BIA WILL BE ASKED TO AUDIT TRIBAL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
2 PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO ESCAPE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EX-LOUISIANA TROOPER HIRED AS POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FAITH RESIDENTS TO VOTE ON TAX FOR BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SELBY TO DEDICATE MARKER TO MICKELSONS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MANSION CASE AFFECTED MEDIA RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BUS DRIVER'S TRIAL DELAYED UNTIL SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
HIGHMORE MAN GETS 6 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
WESTERN GOVERNORS TO MEET IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
WHITEBIRD GETS 10.6 PERCENT PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
MAKES CBA TOWN SEEM JUST LIKE HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WALLEYES HITTING ON THE MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"HEAT PROPS UP CORN, BEAN PRICES","Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
DEVELOPMENTS ANGER FARM LEADER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
DNA TEST RESULTS ADMISSIBLE IN MOELLER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUE TESTIMONY EXAGGERATED BY INSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TOWN STARED DOWN FACE OF DEVIL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CLEAN OUT THE CLOSETS OF YOUR LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INSENSITIVE PARTY IN LIQUOR DISPUTE (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AFDC MOTHERS DON'T GET BENEFIT OF RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DAY-CARE REGULATION SHOULD BE STRICT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"ADDED PRISON TERM ABUSIVE, OBSESSIVE (L)","Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*SHORTSTOP LIKE NO OTHER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KIWANIS WIDENING TO BEGIN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FIRES SHOTS AT WORKPLACE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROLLOVER VICTIM OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOCKYARD DISPUTES INJURED ANIMAL REPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CORN, OATS, FEED LOST IN FLAMES","Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARM GROUP BLASTS TAX RULE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PRISON RIOT QUIETS, PELTIER STAYS PUT","Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SLIDING INTO SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MCKENNAN PLANNING FREE CLINIC,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
OFFICIALS MULL 911 RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AG PRODUCTS FOCUS OF 3-DAY MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BALLOON & AIRSHIP MUSEUM IS OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GUN SHOT MISSES HOT SPRINGS OFFICER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO VENUE CHANGE FOR SCENIC MAN'S TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BUS HITS CONSTRUCTION SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CHILD SUPPORT COLLECTIONS UP IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RESEARCHER--JUNE STORM HISTORIC,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MISHAPS HIT MICKELSON GOLF OUTING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*SEEKING WAYS TO PRESERVE OUR RURAL COMMUNITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FOUR DROWN IN JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JOBLESS PAY PROMISED TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
4 MORE INCHES SWELL JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*GOT TIRED OF THE BIG-CITY DEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*VOICES FROM THE HEARTLAND,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*WE KNOW WE'RE DEPENDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EASY TO BECOME COMPLACENT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GIVE THEM JOBS; THEY'LL STAY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
IT ONLY TAKES A FEW PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*MUTUAL TRUST SEEN AS A KEY TO SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"FREEDOM IN DECLINE, MORALITY DISAPPEARING (L)","Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOTTERY BUSINESSES LETTING KIDS DOWN (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY CLOSES RESTAURANT TO PATRON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE HAS DONE LITTLE TO HELP ITS SENIORS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SENATOR'S INFORMATION ON DOC FULL OF INACCURACIES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CRASH DETAILS VALIDATE REQUEST (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TICKET PLAN NEEDS REVISIONS (PIERRE CAPITOL JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"*HURTFUL MURAL DEGRADES INDIANS, FIND MUSEUM","Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*VIDEO-LOTTERY LAW LEAVES TEEN-AGERS IN THE LURCH,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEENS LEND HAND TO KIDS SOFTBALL TEAM,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SWIMMING TOWARD DIVISION 1,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES NIP DULUTH,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LOOK FOR NEARBY LAKES TO PURSUE FISHING PLEASURES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
POACHERS PAY FOR ILLEGAL DEER HUNT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
BILL MOVING TO AID GULF WAR VETERANS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROOT BEER FLOATS PART OF PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TIRE EXPLOSION KILLS IRENE MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UPSET ALEXANDRIA POLICE CHIEF TO GET UNEMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RAINS CAN'T STOP POWWOW,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RETIREE HELPS CONSTRUCT HOMES FOR POOR,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WEEKLY NEWSPAPER EDITOR KNOWS TOWN'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"SCHOOL POLICY FEE VAGUE, BOARD SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HURON MAYOR CALLS FOR PEPSI COLA WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KADOKA RACES FEATURE OUTHOUSE PUSH TEAM,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN DENIES FIREARMS CHARGE AT PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS PROBATION FOR NOT FILING TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY SCHOOL HIKES TAX BY {dollar}127,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SLOW RACING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MAN GETS 4 YEARS IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STATE LOOKING FOR ARTIST TO DO PORTRAIT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY BANK FINDS 2 COUNTERFEIT BILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
SECOND PENNY MAY BE TAPPED,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*TRIBES LEARN TRICKS OF THE TRADE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PROFITS BRING BIG CHANGES FOR INDIAN COMMUNITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SOUND SYSTEM RIDS AIRPORTS OF ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FINANCING APPROVED FOR WATERTOWN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
"*DEADHEAD'S TRAVELS A LONG JOURNEY FOR PARENTS, TOO","Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING TIME FOR TWO,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"WASHING DISHES, TAKING WALK ARE EASY WAYS TO BE","Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
TRAVEL CLIMATE NEVER BETTER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.5"
*SUMMER PROJECT IS FIRST EVER ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS RECALL 1969 MOON WALK VIVIDLY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLINTON SHOULD KEEP TROOPS OUT OF HAITI (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PLAYERS LIKELY TO WIN (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*INDIANS INFLUENCE US HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HEALTH-CARE DIATRIBE CONTAINED INACCURACIES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"ARGUS NEEDS TO HELP READERS, NOT HURT THEM (L)","Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
'JOSEPH' CAST GIVES FIVE-STAR PERFORMANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
FREE TRIPS MUST HAVE TIRED PRESSLER OUT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
AMERICANS CAN CHOOSE HOW TO SPEND MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
GRAUVOGL REVIEW FOCUSES NARROWLY ON THE NEGATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
STATE HASN'T HAD A MISS AMERICA,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARSON SUSPECTED IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY BEGINS TESTING SANITARY SEWERS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL OLYMPICS PLANS HORSE CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHERS MISSING MORE CLASSES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLANS TO REOPEN QUARRY ROCK DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONSOLIDATION KEY TO RURAL SURVIVAL--SOCIOLOGIST,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PAVILION IS EVERYONE'S PROJECT--COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BEEF BUY BOOSTED PRICES, AIDE SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW MOTOR-VOTER LAW TAKES EFFECT JAN 1,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KWAT NEWS DIRECTOR RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AWARD TO RECOGNIZE OUTSTANDING WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY SEEKS INPUT ON LAND POLICIES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE CRASH KILLS UNION CENTER MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMPANY SEEKS APPROVAL TO RAISE NATURAL GAS RATES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*WINTER WHEAT YIELDS VARY AROUND STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*CHECK OUT BENEFITS PAID TO ADOPTED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CANARIES LOSE 6-5 TO THUNDER BAY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OUTLAW DRIVERS FAIL TO KEEP UP WITH JONES,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JOHN MORRELL BRANDON BLAST WINS STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*'SPEED' GOOD FOR THRILL, BUT 'GUMP' BEST","Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SISSETON TEEN STUDIES IN ISRAEL,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEENS AT PLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
500-POUND BEAR ATTACKS WOMAN IN HER BACK YARD,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FLOODING THREATENS TO ISOLATE NEBRASKA TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TIME TO MOVE ON WITH PLANT PLANS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GIVE BUYER CHOICE IN V-CHIP PURCHASE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
OKLAHOMA BOMBING NOT FREE SPEECH ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SD LOTTERY RECORD NOTHING TO BRAG ABOUT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
WOMEN'S PRISONS RESULT OF POWER GAME (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SENTENCES INCONSISTENT FOR AREA OFFENDERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
PET STORE'S TREATMENT OF RABBIT WAS ABHORRENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*GRIEVING ALWAYS MESSY FOR YOUNG CONFRONTING LOSS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COVELL CUP VIDEO AIMS TO PUT GOOD IDEAS TO FLOAT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF MOM TELLS 'SALLY' SHE SPIES ON HER KIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*THRILLERS MAKE RAPID EXIT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SPEARFISHMEN KEEP LOW PROFILE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POLICE RECONSTRUCT MURDER RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"GAS, SOAP IGNITE, BURNING CITY WOMAN","Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TOY GUN INCIDENT RESULTS IN POLICE STOP,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*MEMORIAL MIDDLE SCHOOL TO OPEN THIS FALL, 95% DONE","Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CASINOS MUST BE 350 FEET APART, COUNCIL DECIDES","Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR GIVES TEEN UNNEEDED DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*GIRL RELEASED AFTER RATTLESNAKE BITE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW: FLOODING DAMAGE IN MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES TO ATTEND ROUNDUP,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*STORM SLAMS VEHICLES IN CASINO PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FIREWORKS DEATH LEAVES MENTAL SCARS,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*TWO PEOPLE DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CITY TO EXPLORE CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MORE FLOODED-OUT FARMERS SEEK JOBLESS AID THAN IN 93,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
FAULTY PART BLAMED FOR EXPLOSION AT FERTILIZER PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
VOLUNTEERS PLANNING YOUTH CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*TOOK PRIDE IN HER HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*RAPES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*FORMER EROS DIRECTOR GOING TO PRIVATE SECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 18 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MONDALE WIT NOT LEFT BEHIND,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MONDALE--WE NEED SALT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ED BARTLETT--THIS IS NO FLY-BY-NIGHT OPERATION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A FIRE AT THE RON RICHARDS RESIDENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MONDALE--WE NEED SALT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE WON'T BE WORRYING ABOUT SURPLUS OF MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
OZARK EMPLOYEES PLANNING FOR STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CONGRESSMEN TO BE AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
OZARK EMPLOYEES PLANNING FOR STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS POPULATION GROWS FAST,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FUNDS SET FOR FUEL SAVING,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
REACTION MIXED TO SALT SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
REACTION MIXED TO SALT SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
FIRM PASSES BAD CHECKS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
BIG BILLS AND THRILLS KEEP HIM JUMPING,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
INJUNCTION REQUEST DENIED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SUSAN B. ANTHONY DOLLAR COIN CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HELPING TOURISM (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BEER NO IMPROVEMENT FOR SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
AVIATION FUEL SHORTAGE DOESN'T HIT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
AVIATION FUEL SHORTAGE DOESN'T HIT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE WANTS RULING BY AUGUST ON BAN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE WANTS RULING BY AUGUST ON BAN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW CALLS BILLBOARD CONTROL LAW IRRATIONAL,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW CALLS BILLBOARD CONTROL LAW IRRATIONAL,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TALES OF PIONEER LIFE SPICE FAMILY REUNION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SAMUELSON'S RESIGNATION SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.1"
SAMUELSON'S RESIGNATION SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.1"
DAMAGES DENIED IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.3"
BE ON LOOKOUT FOR ARMYWORMS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.A, p.20, col.1"
*CRAIG VOLK'S TALENT RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DOGPATCH MUSICAL HERE...,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DOGPATCH MUSICAL HERE...,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CRAIG VOLK'S TALENT RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MORE THAN 100 TO PERFORM ON THE GRASS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*HARPIST JUDI SNOOK TO ""HARP OLYMPICS""","Argus LeaderJul 19 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"OGLALA SUIT SEEKS HILLS, {dollar}11 BILLION","Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"OGLALA SUIT SEEKS HILLS, {dollar}11 BILLION","Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CONSTRUCTION WORKER INJURED IN THE JC PENNY BLDG,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE REJECTS GANNETT CLAIM,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DRAFT RULING SURPRISES S DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE MATCH-PLAY TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD STATE TRAPSHOOTING TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE MATCH-PLAY TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HELMETLESS WORKER HURT DURING PENNY'S DEMOLITION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE 'NICE GUYS' DO BATTLE IN SD 1ST DISTRICT RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE 'NICE GUYS' DO BATTLE IN SD 1ST DISTRICT RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'SURVIVORS' GATHER TO REVIEW ALTERNATE ENERGY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE 'NICE GUYS' DO BATTLE IN SD 1ST DISTRICT RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL EMPLOYEES TO STRIKE IF AGREEMENT FAILS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL EMPLOYEES TO STRIKE IF AGREEMENT FAILS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'SURVIVORS' GATHER TO REVIEW ALTERNATE ENERGY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBED-IOWA COUPLE ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ORPHEUM SHOWS DESERVE SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ORPHEUM SHOWS DESERVE SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLERICAL SUPPORT FOR DRAFT OBJECTORS HIT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CLERICAL SUPPORT FOR DRAFT OBJECTORS HIT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOW TO CLAIM STATUS AS OBJECTOR TO WAR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
JANINE HOFER-TRAFFIC VICTIM NEAR HURON,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARMYWORMS REPORTED AT GARDEN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE RULES IN FAVOR OF LAW OFFICERS-PECK CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE TO SPONSOR TAX HEARING,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAVOUR MAN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRODUCTION OUTSHINES SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PRODUCTION OUTSHINES SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BURLINGTON TO TAKE OVER EUREKA LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GOP-REAGAN WILL TAKE SD,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD ENROLLMENTS PLUMMET,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FEEDER CATTLE FALL 7 PERCENT IN YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
TURNING US OBLIGATION INTO SD PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHILI CHEF WINS 'BY-THE-SEAT-OF-HIS-PANTS',"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORTHING RACES GET THEIR GOATS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BANS SEXUAL HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORTHING RACES GET THEIR GOATS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE RETIAL SALES CATCHING UP WITH INFLATION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE RETAIL SALES CATCHING UP WITH INFLATION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHILI CHEF WINS 'BY-THE-SEAT-OF-HIS-PANTS',"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BANS SEXUAL HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BANS SEXUAL HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CHASE POLICY NEEDS IMPROVEMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE CHASE POLICY NEEDS IMPROVEMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES INTERFERENCE BY MACPAC IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CRITICIZES INTERFERENCE BY MACPAC IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM CHANGES ARE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ASSAILS CAMPER OWNER WHO DUMPED SEWAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
ABORTION VIEWED FROM BEHIND PEARLY GATES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
WOMEN AGAINST ERA HAVEN'T FELT DENIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
WISHES FIREWORKS LAW WOULD BE ENFORCED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
DIRTY GRAIN BINS INVITE INSECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DAILY SD HOSPITAL COST {dollar}112,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HEALTH AGENCY OKS CERTIFICATES OF NEED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN INDICTED IN MURDER-WAKPALA,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BN EXPECTS YANKTON SERVICE BY SEPT 1,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC SAFETY HEARING MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEACHERS REACH TENTATIVE PACT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
2 SD MEN CHARGED IN NEBRASKA THEFT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAW SCHOOL GETS JUSTICE IN RESIDENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH PROJECT STILL GOING,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
NO ONE GETS BY CIVIC CENTER BOSS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NO ONE GETS BY CIVIC CENTER BOSS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
COMPROMISE REACHED ON WINDOWS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HOMESTAKE MAY LIMIT HIRING,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
COMPROMISE REACHED ON WINDOWS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CATTLE GETTING TOO MUCH IODINE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
SUNFLOWER ACREAGE DECREASES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
GEOGRAPHY DICTATES STATE BASKETBALL SITES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*BB SHOOTERS HERE TODAY, GONE 'TO MAUI'","Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THREE MORE BIRDS JOIN HUNT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTING LOOKS GOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SKILL MAKES A DIFFERENCE IN BB GUN SHOOTOUT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*ELDERHOSTEL TEACHES OLD DOGS SOME NEW TRICKS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*DEPOT IS RENOVATED-HAWARDEN, IOWA","Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"WIC (WOMEN, INFANTS, CHILDREN) PROGRAM","Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*JANE JOHNSON--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*PRAIRIE SHIPS GO TO SEA,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY PIONEERED WINTER WHEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BILL HARWIG & DAN NAUGHTON,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
PYRAMID ADVERTISES BIG PAYOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
PYRAMID ADVERTISES BIG PAYOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
*WEATHER HASN'T QUITE TAKEN SD BY STORM,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EATING RABBIT IS EASY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SD TO CAP RAIL SALE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION UP TO COMMISSIONERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARMED ROBBER HITS TIME OUT LOUNGE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING DAUGHTER-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN HURT IN STORM STILL HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF GIRL KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
8 MIDWEST GOVERNORS TO MEET TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MCKENNAN ENTERS COMPUTER AGE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE MEET TO PLAN COMMON STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*TIPSY DRIVERS VEER THROUGH TEST COURSE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
THERE WAS ONLY ONE THING MISSING--THE TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"THEY DON'T OWN THE WHOLE TOWN, JUST A FEW...","Argus LeaderJul 19 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
25-CENT GAS AND AIRPLANE TRIPS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
VALLEY NATIONAL CAPTURES STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UNIFICATION CHURCH BEGINS SF CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BLOCK 11 HOTEL ON WAY, CITY OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GRAIN LOAN PLAN SEEN AS GRIEF FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIPATI ARRESTED FOR MISAPPLYING BANK'S MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*TRAVELING GROCERY STORE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CITY RESIDENTS NAMED TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
FARMING GROUP CHOOSES QUEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
NURSE ASSOCIATION ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PETERS BECOMES ROTARY PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SOLO PARENTS ELECT MILLER PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*SMED PICKS SWEDEN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"HANSEN, JANKLOW WON'T SAY IF THEY'VE TALKED","Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING GAINS 2 VOTES SO FAR IN BALLOT RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN ARRESTED FOR STEALING PEN, RESISTING ARREST","Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPOKESMAN--SURVEY WILL HELP LANDOWNERS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TODAY SHOW PLANS SEGMENT ON MAMMOTH SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SEARCHERS SAY YOUNG CAMPERS MAY HAVE RUN AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TORNADO RIPS THROUGH LAKE KAMPESKA AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*GENERAL--MX ESSENTIAL TO US DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS CAREFUL ABOUT DEBT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIBRARY BEEPER A NECESSITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR DISAGREES WITH MEDICAL COLUMNS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY DELAYS ADOPTING NEW MINORITY BUSINESS PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FRIENDS OF LIBRARY NEED BOOKS FOR AUGUST SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VETERANS WILL DEDICATE NEW REGIONAL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSION--DOUBLE BUDGET FOR COURT-APPOINTED LAWYER,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
2 LAWYERS REPLACE MEIERHENRY'S DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"HEAD-ON COLLISION KILLS 5, INJURES 3","Argus LeaderJul 19 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SD DELEGATES GIVE HART 10-9 EDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*LOCAL SINGLES CLUB WANTS TO GO HAWAIIAN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*VOLK MADE WISE DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAPTURED TRUSTY ARRAIGNED ON ESCAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRAIN OF CORVETTES TO BEGIN TREK,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORKERS FIND TRACES OF FUEL LEAK WHILE DIGGING,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
8 TRAFFICKING COUNTS DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS HAVE NO CLUES TO GIRL'S WHEREABOUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY PAY IS DESCRIMINATORY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TOWING COSTS WILL DOUBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TO SAVE OLYMPIC SPIRIT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOSS BIG IN SPRINGFIELD SHUTDOWN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PICTURE ADDED INSULT TO INJURY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"DRIVERS, BE AWARE OF CYCLISTS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
'CRAZY HORSE' BOOK FILED AS PART OF APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR--STATE'S JOBLESS RATE IS DECEIVING,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEETING FOCUSES ON FLOOD DISASTER PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ST LOUIS WOMAN WINS STATE CHILI COOKOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GRASSHOPPERS INVADE WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
WATERTOWN GIRL DIES IN ELEVATOR SHAFT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
BELLE FOURCHE TEACHERS VOTE ON PACT TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EXEMPTION ALLOWS FARMERS TO USE LORSBAN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JOB PROGRAM WORKS WELL IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEAD RESIDENTS TO DECIDE FATE OF OPERA HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PEACE PILGRIMMAGE MAKES STOP IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*ENRIGHT MAKES GOLF HIS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOVE FOR BASEBALL WITHSTANDS TESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BUYS RIGHTS TO PRODUCE AG MONITORING DEVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*DIANA BORGUM'S STORY TELLING,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*HAMMONS DECISIVE, ADMIRED","Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*2-YEAR-OLD SAFE AFTER ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOTEL PURCHASE NEW ELEMENT IN PROJECT VOTE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TOP STUDENTS EARN PRAISE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BEAUTY SURFACES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP'S FATE LIES ON SUNDAY ON THE GRASS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ONCE UPON A TIME...,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRADLEY PIVOTS FROM BASKETBALL CLINICS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSERVATION DISTRICT GROUP SETS MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAWICK PARK SEX CHARGES BRING COURT PLEAS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INFORMATION IN LOCAL BEATING CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PILCHER JOINS WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THIEVES TARGETING RURAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
UNION PRESENTS PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*2-VEHICLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FLINT HILLS BLAZE SETS 50-YEAR RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SEEKS CHANGE IN CEREMONIAL-FIRE RULE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"MAN SENTENCED FOR RAPE ATTEMPT, KIDNAPPING","Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU SCIENTISTS CONFIRM ANTHRAX IN CATTLE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STEPS CLOSER TO EASING CROWDING,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
US PANEL RECOMMENDS JUSTICE FOR COURT SEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE SHOULD SHOW COUNTRY FOOD COMES FROM,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*KRIS WINS BY 17,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*WILLIE WOOS THEM,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*2 MEN CHARGED IN LOCAL MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TORNADOES HIT SD TOWNS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
VOTERS DESERVE SERIES OF REAL DEBATES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SLATON FINDS NFL IS MORE THAN A GAME,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SALEM BATTLES BACK TOWARD TITLE FORM OF 1982,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*PRESIDENTS' PILOT LOGGED MILES, MEMORIES","Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOY INJURED IN BICYCLE-CAR COLLISION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BULGING BINS PUT PRESSURE ON LYNG,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE DEPARTMENT HAS NEW SHIFT POLICY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MURDER-SUICIDE VICTIMS IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS HIRE NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPENDING REPORTS DETAIL RACES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NO BIG DRUG PROGLEM DESPITE ONE ARREST,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD SENATORS RATE AVERAGE IN TV ACTION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STATE CAMPAIGNS DRAW BIG GUNS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*JANKLOW'S NEW JOB OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MAN BARRED FROM BLACK HILLS LAKES FOR YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS DON'T HAVE TO REPORT ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SEARS TO OPEN SPEARFISH, HOT SPRINGS STORES","Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA HAY MIGHT BE HEADED SOUTH,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"TO GIVE SCHOOL DISTRICT {dollar}440,000 REFUND","Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"3 HOSPITALIZED AFTER FIRES IN HURON, SPEARFISH","Argus LeaderJul 19 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD FACES 23 STATES IN RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VETERANS REJECT STRIKERS' VIOLENT IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONGRESS DOESN'T HAVE ALL OF THE ANSWERS YET (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOME INDIANS CREATE BIAS PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*WHAT READERS THINK ABOUT NORTH,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SPLISHIN' AND A SPLASHIN',"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD SHOOTER WINS SILVER MEDAL,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SALES TAX AFFECTS TOURNEYS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*NEW LOOK SWAMPS CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HEGG READY FOR RETURN TO NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
OAHE ANGLING BOOM HITS SNAG,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
BUSINESS NUMBERS INCREASE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS GARRETSON BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUND SHORTAGE MAY HARM LAKE HERMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TORNADOES SPOTTED IN EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USERS OF PESTICIDE ENTITLED TO REFUND,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BROKEN BOARDS BOOST YOUNG HOPES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VANDALISM STRING CONTINUES IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"COLLIDER ACTION OVER, WAITING GAME BEGINS","Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL STRIKERS HOPE TO OUTDO COLLEAGUES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MYERS TO HEAD SD SPECIAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FARM BILL TRADE PLAN DRAWS DASCHLE PRAISE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NEW USES FOR SOYBEANS BUOYS HOPES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*AIRPORT BOARDINGS CLIMB IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*HARLEM GARBAGE BECOMES ROSLYN TREASURE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ALCOHOL SURVEY SHOWS STUDENT USE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CAMPING FEE REDUCTION COMING TO STATE PARKS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SEWAGE ASH FIRM FALLS BEHIND,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
9-DIGIT ZIPS TO EARN DISCOUNT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
BIA SEEKS TO UPDATE INDIAN FARMS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.6"
GROUP TO HONOR 100-YEAR FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOME BUILDERS SELL {dollar}20 WARNING SIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORTHWEST CORP DISCLOSES LOSSES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE FARMERS INSURE 65 MILLION ACRES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SD LEADS REGION IN FILINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY'S NEW WORK A TREAT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
START SMALL BUT BE READY TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
"*PATSY VANDER SCHAAF, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJul 19 1987, sect.F, p.04, col.5"
*DASCHLE ROLE APPLAUDED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SORROW UNDER THE SUN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD SEATS FAR BUT FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*KILIAN RE-ELECTED BOARD PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CATHEDRAL DISTRICT PRESIDENT PICKED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STATE CLUBS WIN GFWC HONORS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ARTS GROUPS ELECT NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
STATE FUNERAL BOARD PICKS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
BE CAREFUL WITH REPUTATION ON LINE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LAWYER TO REBUILD SIOUX CONFIDENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GROUP WRONG TO ATTACK PRESSLER'S RAIL ACTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TEACHERS LAST IN BUDGET PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ELECTION RESULTS PLEASING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
FEWER BIG CHINOOKS WORRISOME,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LEESCH ENDS AUTO RACING RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BUSINESS PROGRAM AVAILABLE AT LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEASURE WOULD LIMIT INAUGURAL EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEN TO BE EXTRADITED IN GRAND THEFT OF CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN-AGER IN WRECK IMPROVES TO FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THOUSANDS VIEW CUSTER STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IOWA NATIVE TAKES NURSING DEANSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOBBYIST--MINING HURTS TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOIL REPORT SHOWS DROP IN MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TORNADO SUSPECTED AT PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CIRCUIT JUDGE ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION MAKES NEW DUTIES OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORMER SD MAN FALLS TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*RADAR DIDN'T SHOW NEED FOR SIRENS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-INMATE REFUSES TO SHED LIGHT ON POT SWAP,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW GENERAL MANAGER NAMED AT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WESTSIDE RESIDENTS BEGIN CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUSH SHOULD REKINDLE INTEREST IN SPACE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FLAG-WAVERS DO NOT HAVE TO APOLOGIZE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GUN EDUCATION IS IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PHOTO ABUSES STANDARDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PICTURE DEPICTS INSENSITIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GROUP WILL MISS LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*GARDEN OF EARTHLY DELIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BOY ACCIDENTLY SHOOTS, KILLS BROTHER","Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS CHEF TURNS TABLES ON CAFE MENU,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP NEARS GOAL FOR BROADWAY SERIES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VAL HORACEK WINS SPECIAL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VIBORG VOTERS REJECT HARD LIQUOR SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WALL LAKE RESIDENTS KICK OFF FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOONSOCKET TURNS DOWN NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY HEARS CASE FOR SECOND AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RENNER RECALLS DAY 'LUCKY LINDY' CAME TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY HIRED FOR SURVEY ON WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HUMAN SERVICES TO STUDY SECURITY IDEAS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ENHANCED 911 SERVICE WOULD ADD TO PHONE BILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"CITY, COUNTY HONOR CENTURY-OLD GROUPS","Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWYERS TO DISPUTE HOMICIDE FINDINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESTAURANT OWNER GIVES UP LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOUSE MEMBERS BLAST BUSH ON DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ART OF HORSESHOE PITCHING REVIVED INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*EGAN SHOOTS 68 TO TAKE BIG LEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FORMER GOVERNOR TO RACE FRIDAY AT MADISON TRACK,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MEETING TO FOCUS ON FOREIGN SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*FARMERS SAY PROTECTION PLANS FULL OF HOLES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*LONGTIME CONTRACTOR DIES AT AGE 103,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN-MADE SHOWER,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SURVIVORS, RESCUERS RETURN TO HEAL WOUNDS","Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCCARTNEY TAKES ANTI-MEAT FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STORMS LASH COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
KEEP AIRLINE PLAN ON STEADY COURSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GANNETT GOING AFTER PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GAYS MISS PART OF GOSPEL MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STORM BROUGHT GOODNESS OUT OF CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHY ARE AIRLINE PILOTS FLYING WITH THE GUARD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FAMILY FARMS NEED FEDERAL SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
FASTPITCH TOURNEY COVERAGE LACKING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BRANDON BOY LEADS CROWD IN IN ANTHEM,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FARCE IS PRAIRIE REP'S BEST EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL DOCTOR TO BE AT SCRABBLE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AG COMMITTEE OK'S BLACK HILLS LAND SWAP,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN'S BODY FOUND IN MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON DECLARES STATE COFFEE DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW RULE WON'T AFFECT RC CRUISERS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF WOMAN APPOINTED TO BAR BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRUCK LOSES LOAD OUTSIDE SF,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KERREY WON'T TAKE BLAME FOR DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WASHES OUT REO SPEEDWAGON CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD OK'S CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NOT YET SELECTING SD SENATE FAVORITE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GAMBLING PROPOSAL DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SF EMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
APPRAISER'S JOB IS FIRST BUDGET CASUALITY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE APPROVES BIOSTRESS LAB FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCOTLAND LINKS WITH FIRM TO ASSESS ITS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO RAISE GARGAGE RATES TO PAY FOR THE LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORN PALACE STAMPEDE BEGINS THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*WALKING THE BEANS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CANTON RESIDENTS STUDY RECYCLING OPPORTUNITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SAMUELSON--MANSION CASE WON'T COME UP,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RECORD-BREAKING WHEAT HARVEST BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WATER PROJECTS EARN COMMITTEE APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CITY TO LET BIDS FOR DAM PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HARTFORD EXPANDS PLANNING COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AIR FORCE ONE USES MT RUSHMORE BACKDROP,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CITY ADDS TEMPORARY CAMPGROUND FEE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
TRIBE WANTS CASINO SITE OUT OF CITY LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
MONITARY DEVICES TO STUDY AQUIFER CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TAX COMMISSION STUDIES USE OF DEADWOOD REVENUE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*UNLUCKY 15TH KEEPS KIRBY BEHIND EGAN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NORWEST EARNINGS INCREASE 12 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
WATERTOWN AGAIN REJECTS AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"*KNOW, CARE ABOUT CUSTOMER","Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
AG PROCESSORS GET LOW-INTEREST LOANS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*FRONT COOLS OFF HOT SPELL,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LONE TREE ON ITS LAST LIMB,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD RULES ROADBLOCK EVADER CAN BE STOPPED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD SENATORS--PAY RAISE NOT JUSTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHINA MUST REFORM TO GET TRADE DEAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEADERS SHOULD SHOW MORE TAX RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ROSEBUD EPISCOPALIANS PROUD OF ANDERSON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'ARGUS' SHOULD SHOW ABORTED FETUS PICTURE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
WOMEN DESERVE SHOT AT BEING SPORTS STARS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*DEPARTURES LEAVE VOID IN LOCAL LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A HOME FOR THE NEEDY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GIVING BACK A SPECIAL GIFT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"'KING AND I' LACKS POLISH, FLAIR","Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
APPEALS VERDICT TO STATE HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DIVERS FIND BODY OF 'HERO' RESCUER,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWN WATERING BAN TAKES EFFECT TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINN COURT REINSTATES EX-SF LAWYER,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PRESSLER MEETS, PLANS TO SUPPORT THOMAS","Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RODEO ARTIST GOES FROM BULLS TO FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD STUDENTS PAY UP,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BROHM CITED FOR VIOLATING STATE LAWS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMITTEE QUESTIONS PLANT PLANS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO PLOTTING MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 ABERDEEN MEN CHARGED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MURDER CHARGE FILED IN MADISON DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN PEDESTRIAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FORMS COMMERCE CHAMBER TO PROMOTE TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*BREAKING CLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LOTS TO DO AT BLUE MOUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LONG PUTT GIVES MARTIN STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
ETHANOL-POWERED RACE CAR ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SUFFERS LOSS FOR SECOND QUARTER,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CHICKENS WEIGH IN WITH CPA,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
NEED SPECIAL PROTECTIONS IN HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*ON THE LEWIS MARQUEE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
CENTER AIMS TO GIVE INDIANS BUSINESS HELP,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
TWO MEN KILLED IN CAR CRASH NEAR RENNER CORNER,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CANTON SURVEYS FIRE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN-AGE LOOPERS LOST IN CONSTRUCTION CHAOS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FOCUS IS ON RECOVERY AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RED CROSS ASSISTS HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"*TWO DAYS, TWO FIRES FOR TIRED CREWS","Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
LEGISLATURE GIRDING FOR HEALTH DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHAT'S THE AMA'S STANCE ON ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CONSERVATION PRACTICES CAN PROTECT HIGHWAYS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WILL'S ANALYSIS ON LIBERTARIANS FLAWED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
TEACHING DEMANDS TRANSCEND CLASS WORK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*RILEY STEWART HAD 2ND HOME IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A DELICATE BALANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NCRA SPRINTS INTO JEFFERSON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GLUT OF CHAMPIONS HURTS SOFTBALL'S CAUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FARM ESTATE VALUE FALLS 49 PERCENT SINCE '81,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GATEWAY PRESIDENT FEATURED IN MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GOOD SAMARITAN TO BUY ST PAUL GROUP,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DAIRY FARMERS GETTING BREAK WITH HAND FROM MILKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CHELATION TESTIMONY TO BE HEARD AUGUST 12,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
HEADSTART PRESCHOOL TAKING APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
JOY WON'T ADVERTISE ANTI-LOTTERY CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
OGLALA SIOUX TRIBE ENDORSES MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE OFFERED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*RENNER REMEMBERS LINDBERGH'S HISTORIC VISIT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
AID PLAN COULD HELP RURAL STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
EPISCOPALIAN TIES DON'T ENSURE BUSH SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
B-1'S AIRBORNE AGAIN ABOVE RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
BOLT COMPANY PICKS COLORADO OVER HURON,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
MISSOURI RUNOFF FAR BELOW NORMAL,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE'S FIRST NATIONAL BUYING SECURITY BANK,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*HANDI-RIDERS SHOW OFF HORSEMANSHIP SKILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
BUDGET CUTS COULD HURT EMERGENCY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
STATE HELP SOUGHT TO FIX RALLY TRAFFIC PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
EXPERT SAYS HOSPITALS SHOULD MAKE FEES PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.6"
*IT WAS A WATERSHED WEDDING DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*MOTORISTS DRIVEN CRAZY BY ROAD CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*DRIVING A BIG BARREL OF FUN THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
*SF CONSTRUCTION MAZE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.G, p.02, col.3"
*HUGE ONTARIO OFFERS PRETTY LANDSCAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1992, sect.G, p.04, col.3"
*ARE YOUR PROPERTY TAXES FAIR?,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*MONK DELIVERS WARMTH, CARING","Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTIES FORCED TO RAISE VALUES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FARMER SAYS OF AID: 'YOU CAN'T EXPECT TOO MUCH',"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'SUPERSTAR' RECEIVED UNDESERVED CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IT SHOULDN'T TAKE LAW TO ALTER TEAM NAMES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAXES RISE WITH NO END IN SIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CITY'S NO 1 STATUS WASN'T EARNED YESTERDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ASTORIA GIRL KILLED IN MOTORCYCLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOATING ACCIDENT SURVIVOR RELEASED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSING YOUTH'S BODY FOUND,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL STUDENT HIT BY CAR AND KILLED,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO MONITOR SPEARFISH GRAVEL PIT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
US HOUSE OK'S EROS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARLINGTON MAN FINDS BEAUTY IN OLD TRACTORS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NO END OF HEAVY RAINFALL IN SIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*ON A SLACK DAY, STOCKYARDS OFFICIAL SLEEPS PAST 4","Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUTTE CO-OP SEEKS LOAN TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS IN HILLS SUING OVER TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PILOT SURVIVES HELICOPTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAIL LINE TO ABANDON TRACK NEAR HECLA,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUSPECT FACES TRIAL IN DEATH OF SD MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*AIR MAJOR ASH SITE CONCERN, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ALL THAT JAZZ,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RECEIVES LOADS OF WORTHLESS GIFTS DAMAGED BY FLOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RECONSIDERING DOME MOUNTAIN SCENIC DESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FACTS ON PROPOSED ASH DUMP NEAR EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*PATE TAKES DAKOTA DUNES TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BROTSKY CHIPS, PUTTS HER WAY TO STATE TITLE","Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DULUTH-SUPERIOR BEATS CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NONCOMFORMITY CAN SUPRESS ADVANCEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BUILD A MORE BEAUTIFUL YOU,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRAVELER SEES SISTER CITY'S RELATIVE DIFFERENCES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHERS TO SEEK RAISES THAT OUTPACE INFLATION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN REFUSES TO GIVE UP SEARCH FOR DROWNED SON,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HABITAT CREWS RAISE WALLS AND HOPES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE SAYS INVASION NOT ONLY OPTION IN HAITI,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HOUSING VOLUNTEERS DESERVE BIG THANKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE DEBATE LIKE MEDICINE SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JOHNSON PROTECTS STATE'S INTERESTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BIBLE INSTRUCTS TO HELP LESS FORTUNATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*IMPROVING YOUR FOOTWORK,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FINDING GOOD SHOES ONE PLACE TO START,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SALMON FISHING ON LAKE OAHE SHOULD PICK UP,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE TAKES NAME FROM FORT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO TEEN-AGE GIRLS INJURED IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 5 YEARS FOR SELLING CRACK,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PAIR CHARGED IN THEFT OF BABY BOY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONVICTED BIGAMIST MUST GET DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"2,000 SIGN REFORM PETITION","Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THE FUN BEGINS AT NEW TERRACE PARK POOL,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN ADMITS THEFT OF FIRST LADY'S PURSE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*BASEMENT FIRE BURNS TEEN-AGER'S LEGS, ARMS","Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
LAWYER SAYS INDICTMENT LACKS EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SURGERY CENTER WORRIES HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HUGE HAIL STRIKES EAST-CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"26,477 CONSUMERS MAKE COMPLAINTS","Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FFA FAMILIES HOST JAPANESE YOUTH,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PLANT TO BOOST ETHANOL PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HURLEY MAN NAMED TO US PORK BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MOST SILENT AT HEARING ON DOG TRACK,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*IT'S NOT THE LAUNDRY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COLTON WOMAN THINKS INDEPENDENT PETITIONS UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
JUROR THOUGHT HELMER WAS INSANE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
5-YEAR SENTENCE SHOCKS MAN IN MARIJUANA RING,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*MORRELL INCENTIVE PLAN TAKES SHAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*HOT SPELL DAMAGES HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HEAT QUICKLY SAPS SOIL OF MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GIVE FIRE MARSHAL MORE FLEXIBILITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CLINTON WISE TO RETREAT FROM BASE-CLOSING FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MURDER VICTIM ROSS WILL BE REMEMBERED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
DISABLING ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT IS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
NEW YORK TIMES ERRS IN DASCHLE CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*'POCAHONTAS' PRESENTS SKEWED VIEW OF HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
WINNING LOTTO TICKET WAS SOLD IN STURGIS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BIKE RIDERS SOUGHT FOR CHARITY TOUR,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAR RACE TO BENEFIT ARTHRITIS RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 61, SUSPECT IN 2 ROBBERIES","Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COMPETITION FORCES WATER PARK TO DROP PRICES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COURT RULING COULD LEAD TO NEW TRIAL FOR HAWKINS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BEAR THAT BIT WOMAN UNDER WATCH,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SOYBEAN PRESIDENT WON'T CHANGE LOCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 3 YEARS FOR SIGN FIASCO,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN FINED {dollar}650 FOR UNAUTHORIZED MINING,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"RIVER FEUD TO SIMMER, ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARGUS LOOKING FOR COMMUNITY MURALS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARENTS RAISE FUNDS FOR PLAYGROUND,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RECYCLING CENTER IN NEW LOCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FUNDS AVAILABLE TO FIX STOCK DAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"COOPERATION KEY TO ECONOMY, PANEL TOLD","Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*RESCUE TEAM TRAINS IN HIGH PLACES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"HORMONES HELP TEEN GROW, LAWYER FOR DOCTOR ARGUES","Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COMPANY TO DO OWN PROBE OF TERRA BLAST,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*LIKED SOCIALIZING OVER CARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*LOTTERY INCOME,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FEDS BEGIN THE RETURN OF SURPLUS-EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PETITIONS FORCE VOTE ON NEW TREATMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EXPANDING HISTORY PART OF SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"IT'S GOOD TIME TO SELL CROPS, SPECIALIST SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
WOMAN WHO LEFT CHILD IN CAR TO FACE TRIAL FOR ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
ELECTRIC UTILITIES PROPOSE MERGER,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*KEEPING TIME FOR THE 1996 OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STATE OATS PRODUCTION PREDICTED LOWEST IN 61 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*STORE CATERS TO BUYERS OF WESTERN, WORK WEAR","Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*RAPID CITY'S LOSS DOESN'T HARM SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXPLORERS DEFEAT CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*CRACKERS, PANCAKES MADE FROM SCRATCH","Argus LeaderJul 19 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
OZARK STRIKE ABORTED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OZARK STRIKE ABORTED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TROOPER HAS SMOOTH LANDING ON FLIGHT FOR LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TROOPER HAS SMOOTH LANDING ON FLIGHT FOR LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
'TAX FREE' MAY END IN MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESS-COURT CLASH AVERTED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HURON PLANT TO REOPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PERENNIAL PLEA--LINK PIERRE WITH INTERSTATE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*AGING WALL LAKE AWAITS FOUNTAIN OF ITS YOUTH,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PRESS-COURT CLASH AVERTED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PRESS-COURT CLASH AVERTED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ROBBERY SUSPECTS ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GASOHOL LOANS INCREASED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BILL WOULD EXEMPT GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"HANSEN, DUDLEY DISCUSS MCSTRAVICK'S RELEASE","Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ACORN TO FIGHT RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ACORN TO FIGHT RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
FLANDREAU POW-WOW SET,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
IRRIGATION WOULD HELP ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MONDALE'S CASE FOR SALT-II,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MONDALE'S CASE FOR SALT-II,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"SHIPPING, STORAGE TROUBLE RAISE HAVOC WITH HARVEST","Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PANEL TO GET WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DROUGHT STRIKEN FARMERS MAY GET HELP,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
DROUGHT STRIKEN FARMERS MAY GET HELP,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
*NEW HOUSING OFFERS HANDICAPPED INDEPENDENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEW HOUSING OFFERS HANDICAPPED INDEPENDENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHURCH SECRETARIES GIVEN ADVICE ON HANDLING...,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
THE BROTHELS STILL HAVE SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE LAND DEAL QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE LAND DEAL QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE BROTHELS STILL HAVE SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
15 FIRES BREAK OUT IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PICKUPS-A PART OF MIDWESTERN AMERICANA,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COVELL LAKE'S PADDLEBOATS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF HOMES SHOW VARIETY OF DESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF HOMES SHOW VARIETY OF DESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COVELL LAKE'S PADDLEBOATS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INTERNALIZING STRAIN MAY BRING INTERNAL IRRITATION,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DRAMA CAMP SPURS IMAGINATION,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*CURT BYRUM, ENTWISLE IN FINALS","Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT IS A 'WILD TIME'...AT TRAPSHOOT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*EARLY RISING SWIMMERS PAY THE PRICE FOR WINNING,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MEN WIN 3,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
CREDIT CRUNCH HAS WORKED TO PCA'S FAVOR,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FARMERS ON THE VERGE ON GROWTH SPURT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FARMERS ON THE VERGE OF GROWTH SPURT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CREDIT CRUNCH HAS WORKED TO PCA'S FAVOR,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
GREGORY LAFOLLETTE ON MEMBERSHIP COMM OF THE NAA,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
GAYLAND BENDER-ILLUMINATING ENGINEER SOC,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*LARRY HOUCK NAMED SUPERVISOR,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
NEW SD DROUGHT AID NOT LIKELY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TAX-PAID ELECTIONEERING OR VACATION TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'FORGOTTEN CANDIDATE' SHOOTING FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKER-PROBE JANKLOW PURCHASES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*JANKLOW REMAINS EVASIVE ABOUT REAGAN MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
STRONG POLICY APPEAL BY GOP (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*GLIMPSE OF FAMOUS GENERAL, BY A YEAGER","Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*GLIMPSE OF FAMOUS GENERAL, BY A YEAGER","Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OPPOSES ABORTION-URGES PRO-LIFE VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
'ANTI-FAMILY' SURVEY CALLED LUDICROUS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
CRITICIZES MCGOVERN ON ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
SISSETON MAN DIES FROM BURNS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PROGRAM ON ELDERLY ISSUES TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COURTS TO BE EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PUC POSTPONES ELECTRIC RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HAY SELLERS OUTNUMBER BUYERS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER ASKS FOR HIGHER PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"AFTER 98 YEARS, THEY STILL REMEMBER","Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"AFTER 98 YEARS, THEY STILL REMEMBER","Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BEER LICENSES SUSPENDED AT 3 BARS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
HOMESTAKE INCOME JUMPS IN EARLY 1980,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
BEER LICENSES SUSPENDED AT 3 BARS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*MAT PEHL DRESSED AS POPEYE AND SANG ALONG,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TORNADOES LASH SOUTHERN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CONTROLLERS' JOB STRESS PUTS STRAIN ON WIVES TOO,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARM WRESTLER GETS A GRIP ON STEREOTYPE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARM WRESTLER GETS A GRIP ON STEREOTYPE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GEORGE KANE WAS INSTALLED AS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MCKENNAN AUXILIARY ELECTED NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LARRY AYERS WAS INSTALLED AS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BILL STRINGHAM WAS APPOINTED DISTRICT DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JACQUE SCHUMACHER WAS ELECTED REGION 5 VICE PRES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*GRAIN EMBARGO IS JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS-AUDIT SHOWS REVENUE SOURCES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EVEN POPEYE TOOTED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GRAIN EMBARGO IS JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GRAIN EMBARGO IS JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS-AUDIT SHOWS REVENUE SOURCES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SCUBA DIVING REWARDING, BUT PREPARATION NEEDED (L)","Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWS NEEDED TO HELP FARMERS OWN THEIR LAND (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"TIME'S RUNNING OUT FOR BOARD, TEACHERS (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"TIME'S RUNNING OUT FOR BOARD, TEACHERS (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TREATMENT CENTER TOLD TO MOVE OUT-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IRRIGATED CORN NEEDS MOST WATER NOW,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TVA EXTENDS EDGEMONT CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MISSOURI BB SHOOTERS GRAB CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ENTWISLE STOPS GILSTER FOR MATCH-PLAY TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS SAY BETTER LATE THAN NEVER,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EXPERT ISN'T BITING STORY LEMMON IS JAWING ABOUT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*A CHANCE TO DRIVE DRUNK TOLD HER SHE SHOULDN'T,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
'SECRET OF NIHM' A CLASSY PIECE OF ARTWORK,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY INSTALLED OFFICERS FOR 1982-83,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
LAWYERS ELECT STATE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
RAPID CITY MAN HEADS VIETNAM VETERAN GROUP,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
ETSI/NO GOVERNOR AGREES WITH SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"NCPAC/DASCHLE NOT WORRIED, ROBERTS DOESN'T NEED","Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ORCHARD HEIGHTS KEEPS COUNTY APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN WINS PROPERTY ASSESSMENT FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MAN LEADS OFFICERS IN HIGH SPEED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
'L.G.' LIKED SIOUX FALLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MIDEAST CRISES DEMAND NEW, FIRM APPROACH (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEATH 'PROCEDURE' LACKS GENUINE CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PLUMBER'S WIFE UPSET--VANDALISM IRRESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WAGES NOT MAIN ISSUE IN HOMESTAKE STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TELL REAGAN TO KEEP OUT OF LEBANNON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
WILL HAIG BE NEXT TO TALK FOR ROBERTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"JURY AWARDS {dollar}250,000 IN STAIR ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN FINED IN COYOTE-HUNTING CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RC MAN ARRAIGNED ON MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*USD HIRES 2 VICE PRESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FORT RANDALL DAM 30 YEARS OLD TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WORDING IN LAW PREVENTS HANDICAP AID DISPERSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WATERTOWN'S BECKY LARSON LATEST LONG-TERM QUEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WHEW--WHAT WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO STUDY FORT LINCOLN'S ROLE IN CLOSING OF BANK,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL OFFICIAL SAYS SF SYSTEM IS IN GOOD SHAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*2 MISSING BOYS OK, BUT HUNGRY AFTER ORDEAL","Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS DON'T WANT RULES TO CONTROL RUNOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*SIOUX FALLS SKYLINE MIXES PAST, PRESENT","Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL MUSICIAN JOINS ROY CLARK,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CIRCUS COMES TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*TRAINERS HONOR KEITH FITZPATRICK,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MOUNT MARTY ALUMNI GET AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*LAKE SPRAYED WITH WEEDKILLER DESPITE PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONVICT DECIDES AGAINST TRANSFER FROM PEN,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEVELOPERS MAY GET {dollar}8.7 MILLION IN LOW INTEREST LOAN,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE BOARD REJECTS PLANS TO CUT SCHOOL DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAIR CONCESSIONAIRE OF 14 YEARS LOSES BID,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY DOUBLES BUDGET FOR LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CHEAPER LOANS FOR FARMERS MIGHT HELP,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE WHO SENTENCED HELM WILL TRY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VOTE RECOUNT--HUNKING BEAT HINES BY 26,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MADRID PACT OFFERS HOPE OF NEW ACCORD (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPPORTERS WANT TWINS TO SLIDE HOME TO SD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO CHILD PORNOGRAPHY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORSICA VOTES FOR SWIMMING ON SUNDAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COMPANY CLOSES RAPID CITY FACTORY FOR MOVE TO TEXAS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RIVER BANK RESIDENTS SAY THEY WANT STABILIZATION,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STOFFERAHN SAYS HE PLANS TO RUN FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
K MART APPEALS RULING THAT IT OWES TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
BURGLARY SUSPECT FOUND DEAD IN WATERTOWN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMMISSION OKS CONVENTION CENTER PLANS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EDUCATION BOARD SEEKS STATE SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JAMES RIVER EXPECTED TO FLOOD NEAR COLUMBIA,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OVERTURF NAMED SUPERVISOR OF DRUG UNIT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOL DECIDES NOT TO USE BRADURY BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STORM CLEANUP CONTINUES IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
7 KILLED IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AROUND STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DUDE RANCH PLAN APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*RED-HOT TSCHETTER SETS MEADOWBROOK AFIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FAST FOOD MEALS CAN BE NUTRITIOUS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1983, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SETTLEMENT BOOSTS PHONE BILLS 65 CENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOW SD VOTED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CHAMBERLAIN TENT SHOW REVIVES THE FRONTIER SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO TUCK AWAY TODAY'S PARANOIA,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FIRST THE TWINS, THEN HARVARD","Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*CHIEF'S DEMOTION HAS FIREFIGHTERS PUZZLED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARREST WARRANT EXPECTED IN NIGHTCLUB SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUNE HOUSING SALES DOWN IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN FACES THEFT, DRUG CHARGES IN YANKTON","Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR IS RUNNING UPHILL,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MATTICE NEW BUSINESS MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FLOODED COUNTIES GET AID,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SPECTACLE WAS SUPERB (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BOY WILL STAY WITH HIS FATHER, JUDGE ORDERS","Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE BARS MAN FROM TAKING SON OUT OF STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRISON TRUSTY ARRAIGNED ON ESCAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REUTTER ALLOWED TO USE PART OF BOND MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM PLATFORM COULD BE BETTER,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"O'GORMAN HOPES TO RAISE {dollar}1,050,000","Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE TEAM ADVISES SPRINGFIELD STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
TRIBE SIGNS AGREEMENT FOR MORE JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATER BOARD OAHE CONTRACT CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*TSCHETTER WINS STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*'50S ROCKERS INVADE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TALKS RECESS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WANDERING SKUNKS PROMPT RABIES SCARE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LOCAL RESTAURANT SERVES UP MAGIC,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ROCK 'N' ROLL HEAVEN,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"FAMILY SHOWED HONESTY, KINDNESS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SPINA BIFIDA GROUP SAYS THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
WRITING THE FARM BILL IS DIRTIEST JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LET'S GET A PRICE TAG ON CENTER BEFORE VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*VALLEY BANK'S ON DUMMERMUTH,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*WILD AND CRAZY DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COOPER, HUNKING SEEK PETERSON'S HELP","Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS PROMISE A LIGHTER TOUCH,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE GIVES WOLLMAN COURT SEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KEY COCAINE WITNESS IS FOUND,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COUPLE SUE FOR {dollar}2 MILLION AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FLITTIE BOUND OVER TO CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEALTH SECRETARY TO ENTER PRIVATE SECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL MAN FACES 1ST-DEGREE ARSON CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROPOSAL WOULD LOOSEN CORPORATIONS' GRIP ON LAND,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CHEM-NUCLEAR TRIES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS PLANNED FOR USD,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUNE MOBILE HOME FIRE TAKES A 2ND LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RODEO RIDER'S LAWYER TO SPEAK AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEPARATE COLLISIONS WITH TRAINS KILL 2 IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO TO SPEAK ON INDIAN CULTURE AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 BECOME AUGUSTANA ADMISSIONS COUNSELORS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MURDERER LOSES FIGHT OVER CHILD,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*LINCOLN CLASS OF '66 RECALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BRIGHTENING UP BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
VICTIM OF MILFORD TANK EXPLOSION DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORE IDEAS AND MORE TOURISTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HEALTH SERVICE PONDERS NEW RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BURG SET TONE FOR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
COOPER MADE SOME MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CREDIT UNIONS ARE ALTERNATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LET THOMS BE THOMS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
POLICE CHIEF DESERVES PRAISE AND TENURE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SAFETY DEVICES PROTECT LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*YOUNG SWIMMER TO MEET CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SPECTER OF DRUGS CASTS CLOUD,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BEYER AT HOME ON BEACH,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PANFISH ARE HITTING IN AREA LAKES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
CREATIVE PRINTING OPENS PLANT IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LITTON, STARMARK PLAN EXPANSIONS","Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAGAZINE RANKS TSP 40TH IN DOLLAR VOLUME,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST ADDS ATM'S TO REGIONAL STORES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STENSETH TO LEAD TRIP DOWN UNDER,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CARLSON PLANS OFFICE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OLD HARDWARE STORE GETS NEW TENANT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CATALOG DELIVERS ON PROMISE TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TIME TO DEVELOP IS NOW,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COMMISSION PLANS PUBLIC MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FANS LEAVE REMINDER OF NELSON VISIT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JUSTICE SAYS TAPE WAS MISINTERPRETED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PARACHUTE TEAM TO GIVE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
16-YEAR-OLD KILLED BY LIGHTNING,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*BRANDON CRAFTS FESTIVAL IS ALL DOLLED UP,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*TOP CATS TAKE HONORS AT SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
SHOPS GO CRAZY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
COMPUTER SYSTEM EASES PIK TRANSACTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNMENT MISREAD ORDER ON YELLOW THUNDER,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN GETS THE GRANT BUT LOSES THE LAND,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*TOURISM DIRECTOR PUTS DOWN SD ROOTS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
LAWMAKER SAYS DRINKING AGE WILL RAISE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIAL DEFENDS CLOSING BEACHES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
*SEA OF DEBRIS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.E, p.04, col.5"
KINGSBURY COUNTY MIGHT LEAVE DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.E, p.04, col.5"
*CYCLIST TRAINS TO SWEAT OUT 100-MILE RIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ROXY DEUTCHER-A GOURMET COOK,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1986, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*8 PERCENT PAY INCREASE RAISES HOPES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HUDSON'S CHRISTMAS COMES IN JULY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FLYING CROWDED SKIES IS RISKY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' EDITORIAL PAGE VIEWS IRRITATE READER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CAMPAIGN LIMITS NOT GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DISABILITY RULING UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LET PROS INVESTIGATE CRASH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*STENCIL MOVES TO REGION PLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LITTLE EAGLE HAS 1 MORE KILLING,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN CAR WRECK,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE KILLED IN CAR CRASHES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION SPOUSES TO BE BRIEFED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STRIKE HITS STOCK YARD SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUREAU TO STUDY STATE INDIAN WELFARE SCALE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON SCORED IN COLLIDER EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPLIANCE SPOTTY ON CHEMICAL LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY CONSIDERS PUBLIC DEFENDER,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEACHERS LIKE NEW PROGRAM FOR EVALUATION,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VANDALS APPARENTLY DESTROY CEREMONIAL SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN CONGRESS TO MEET IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
USD VICE PRESIDENT IS INTERIM,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WALL LAKE RESCUE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*CARTER, FERRARO ICING ON CAKE","Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
CARTOON DEMORALIZING FOR THE HANDICAPPED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHABBY SIGNS OUGHT TO BE IMPROVED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DRY CONDITIONS FILL PASTURES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ARCHITECT TO LOOK AT RENOVATING OLD JAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER ZOO CHIEF JOINS VOLK CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TAKE A DIP SATURDAY FOR THE RED CROSS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN RAPED NORTH OF CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH GROUP HOSTS RIBBON CUTTING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOVIET REPORTERS GET FRIENDLY WELCOME,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CAR HITS STATE TRAFFIC WORKER,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINI-HOUSE WILL TEACH KIDS FIRE SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PHONE COMPANIES TRY TO BLOCK VOTE ON LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THREE ANTI-ABORTION PROTESTERS ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE HOPES LOOSER RULE WILL BOOST EXPORTS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*VARIETY SPICES ITALIAN CUISINE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PINE RIDGE LOSSES COULD HIT {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WATER USE DROPS, BUT LIMITS LINGER","Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JUNE'S VOLUNTEER OF MONTH PICKED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*NCC FOOTBALL STRUGGLE LOOMS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON NEW COMFORT INN,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NORDICA ACQUIRES SAN FRANCISCO FIRM,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
RED LOBSTER WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*SHOPPERS GET 40 MORE OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
SEARS GETS OK TO TRANSFER BANK TO SF,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
BUSINESS COST LOWER IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
"*SIOUX CITY JET CRASH--UP TO 120 DIE, 178 LIVE","Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HUMAN SERVICES CHIEF FIRES 2 AFTER SHOOTINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VICTIM'S LAWYER--SUSPECT MADE THREATS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COACH A WINNER EVEN WHEN HIS TEAM LOSES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RESIDENTS CAN'T COUNT ON TORNADO WARNINGS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRO-CHOICE MORE ACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*AREA AIRPORTS HAVE SEEN LITTLE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IT CAME APART LIKE AN EGGSHELL,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BASKETBALL COMMISSIONER LISTED AMONG MISSING,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MICKELSON OFFERS SOUTH DAKOTA'S HELP,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BERGELAND BOARD HEARS COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY RECEIVES GRANT FOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIANT ENVELOPE VISITS CITY TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON WINS AWARD FROM AGING AGENCY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLITICIANS STILL WARY OF STEALTH,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO CO-SPONSOR 'CLEAN CAMPAIGN' BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL JURISDICTION TOPS PANEL MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL TO DISCUSS ALL SAINTS PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PARK BAND SHELL MAY NOT MOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STREET DANCES COME UNDER CLOSE SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*EGAN'S GOLF LEAD HITS 10 STROKES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAKE YANKTON PROVIDES ACTION,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE LOOK FOR MORE HELP,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DEVELOPMENT LOANS AVAILABLE FOR HOMES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FIELD DAY AT SDSU WILL INCLUDE TOURS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER--SUBSIDIES HURT PORK FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*A PLACE OF MENDING,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER'S HOUSE STIRS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SUPREME COURT REJECTS JANKLOW LIBEL SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DURENBERGER LOSES PUBLIC'S CONFIDENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CYCLE BUYERS SHOULD TAKE SAFETY COURSE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
UNFAIR TAX BREAK SHOULD BE CHARGED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COUNSELING CAN HELP COPE WITH ABORTION GRIEF (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WHERE WERE FLAGS ON FOURTH OF JULY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
'ARGUS' PROPAGANDIZES WITH GAY REPORTING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
VIOLENT HAVE WORN OUT THEIR WELCOME,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MCCARTNEY SHOULD LET SOME BEATLES TUNES BE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*8-LEGGED STARS ARE SURE-FOOTED THRILLERS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*'RUN FOR YOUR WIFE' CLOSES TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BASEBALL CARD SHOW SET FOR THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUS SHUTTLE TO RUN FOR ZOO FEST '90,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRISBEE CONTEST AT TERRACE PARK TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KTWB COULD BROADCAST TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTO AMERICA TICKETS GO ON SALE OCTOBER 15,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE IDENTIFY TWO VANDALISM SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN INJURED IN WRECK RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCH ON THE MOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER CALLS FOR S&L SPECIAL PROSECUTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEDICAID SPENDING INCREASE COULD CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REO FANS ANXIOUS FOR TICKET REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PLEA FOR A MORATORIUM ON WASTE DUMPS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINING PROPOSAL REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GRANT TO ASSIST IN DOWNTOWN FACELIFT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE ORDERS LAKE WATER LEVEL LOWERED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRAVELING CIRCUS MAKES STOP AT CANTON PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FLANDREAU SIOUX TRIBE POWWOW SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RC MAN CHARGED IN DRAG RACE DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SD PRODUCTION WORKER EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TAX GROUP WANTS LOTTO FUNDS SHARED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*EGAN WINS STATE GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ROSE IS STILL HALL OF FAMER,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ADVERSE-WEATHER SBA LOANS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SETTLEMENT REACHED ON FINANCE DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SD PERSONAL INCOME GROWS SLOWLY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*SEEKING JUSTICE FOR PELTIER,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE REVENUE {dollar}13 MILLION OVER FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDY SAYS CITY GREEN IS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YOUR OFFICIALS WERE ON THE JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOWN BY THE RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MADE FOR MOUNTAINS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*WOMAN HAS A FLAIR FOR FAIR WARES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BEST SPOTS FOR MOUNTAIN-BIKE RIDING,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INEXPERIENCED ACTORS UNABLE TO PULL OFF MACBETH,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BASEBALL'S BEST JUNIORS HIT SF,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUTHORITIES SEARCHING FOR PRISON INMATE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BARNETT REMOVES OFFICE FROM PROBE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURPHEY NAMED ZOO INTERIM DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SWORN IN AS CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIREFIGHTERS LEARN HARD WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ACQUITTED TWIN FIGHTING FOR ESTATE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BREAKING RULES LANDS STUNTMAN IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PELTIER BACKERS HIT SF ON WAY TO ND,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CHEMICAL IDENTIFIED, SOURCE UNKNOWN","Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR READY TO MEET WITH INDIANS ANY TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SKYDIVERS TO DESCEND ON CANTON TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
8 DISTRICTS PICKED FOR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TOWERING ABOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOBO DAY RIOTER VIOLATES PROBATION,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOMICIDE SUSPECT TO HAVE MENTAL EXAM,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*GOING TO THE OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DEADWOOD CONSIDERS NOISE ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GROUPS TO DISCUSS IMPORTED GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PARK SPORTS NEW INFORMATION CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PLAY WILL RECOUNT TALE OF JESSE JAMES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"WOMAN, MAN KILLED IN SEPARATE ACCIDENTS","Argus LeaderJul 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CHURCH TO CULTIVATE LAND STEWARDSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HURON DOCTOR QUITS OVER HOSPITAL POLICY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPLIT PRECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
THE LURE OF VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GAY THEME NOT REASON FOR PRE-EMPTING SERIES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOUSING PROBLEMS CAN'T BE IGNORED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE SHOULD ELECT GRITZ AS PRESIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REALTORS BELIEVE IN AGENCY DISCLOSURE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"COVERAGE OF ELECTION WAS UNFAIR, BIASED (L)","Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*NAME DEBATE ISN'T MOST IMPORTANT INDIAN ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DISASTER FIELD OFFICE OPENED IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HAIL, HIGH WINDS HIT CENTRAL SD","Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO TEXAS WOMEN DIE IN I-29 CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VICTIM IDENTIFIED AS LENNOX MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OUTLAW'S WIFE BURIED NEAR WAKONDA,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TRIBES, GOVERNOR AT ODDS OVER ROADS","Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"WATER, HEAT STRESS BUILDINGS","Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANTON CAR SHOW IS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*WEAST TEACHES HONESTY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GROUP WON'T SUPPORT COUNTY HUNTING PERMITS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL NOT CONCERNED ABOUT SALARY SEIZURE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO DEMOCRATS BALK AT POST OFFICE NAME,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CLOUDY POWWOW,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"CAMPAIGN COSTS VARY FROM {dollar}98 TO {dollar}14,000","Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY TO CONSIDER GARBAGE PLAN ADS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STURGIS GROUP GETS ONE-DAY BEER LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"AVERAGE COST TO RUN RISING, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"STATE, TRIBE REACH TENTATIVE CASINO PACT","Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MAKE SURE FUNERAL PLAN IS IN WRITING,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CHAMBER GETS A NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SPRING WHEAT PLANTING UP ON SD FARMS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*PLAYOFF PUTT GIVES TODD DUNES TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KOLB'S 72 WRAPS UP STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SWIMMERS USE SNOWFOX MEET TO PREPARE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*'BOOMERANG' IS FUNNY AND HEARTWARMING, TOO","Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PUBLIC LOVES TO SEE FAILURE IN ITS HEROES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HAMMER BEATS THE RAP,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COLOSTOMY SHOULDN'T CONFINE YOU TO HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*SD RAISES HOPES IN MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"STATE LACKS SEAT-BELT LAW, {dollar}1 MILLION","Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD DECLARED DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FARM WORKERS CAN GET JOBLESS AID,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"AFTER FLOODS, PROJECTS MAY NOT BE FEASIBLE (L)","Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GAMBLING RUINS VACATION SPOTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW GAY POLICY REFLECTS HYPOCRISY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COSTNER RESORT WOULD HELP STATE'S IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*TRIBES PROMOTE TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*FIRMS RETURN DIVIDENDS TO COMMUNITIES IN NEED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BUILDING PROGRESSES ON HIGHWAY 42,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE REVAMPS HIS SENATE STAFFS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER INMATE FIGHTS GRAND-THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KSFY SCHEDULES TOWN MEETING TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHREIER TAPPED FOR US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAKES ARE SWIMMING WITH RISKS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WHEN KIDS DIE YOUNG,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY ALLOWS MORE VIDEO MACHINES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOUR SOCIAL WORKERS SUED BECAUSE DAY CARE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY AGREES TO EMS LOAN ON SPLIT VOTE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HURON SCHOOL LEADER LOSES JAPAN ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TO MEET WITH FAA NOMINEE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RACETRACK STUNT MISHAP INJURES 2,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THOMSON TO HEAD SDSU VET SCIENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
7-YEAR-OLD BOY'S POSTER IS HONORED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"9,000 PESTICIDE JUGS COLLECTED SO FAR","Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BUSH SIGNATURE LEAVES COUPLE WITH MIXED EMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"CHANCE, NOT SKILL BEST BET","Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RENO VOWS TO WORK WITH LOCAL OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SUIT FILED AGAINST CODINGTON COUNTY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FORMER 7-ELEVEN CLERK GETS 8 YEARS FOR THEFT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MAN ACCUSED IN ABERDEEN MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
STATE'S SMALL GRAIN CROPS IN GOOD SHAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*MINNOWS ARE BEST BAIT AT GOVERNOR'S CUP,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANARIES TRIP ST PAUL 9-6,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"HUSET'S OFFER {dollar}20,000 PAYOFF","Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
URINARY INCONTINENCE A PROBLEM VICTIMS WOULD IGNORE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*GARDENERS STILL MAY BE ABLE TO SALVAGE PETUNIAS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*GLITCH HAMPERS RADAR SYSTEM'S USE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LONELY HOUSE NEAR COLISEUM LOT MIGHT BE MOVED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*HAWKEY ADMITS TO CHARGING GOODS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN LEADERS REJECT GAMBLING BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
KEEP THINKING BIG IN GOALS FOR SPACE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
UP YOUR GLASS ARTICLE RAISES QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
REP JOHNSON IS NO DRAFT DODGER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"YOU'LL FIND FANATICS ON THE LEFT, NOT RIGHT (L)","Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"COST FOR SESSION ON LOTTERY: {dollar}50,000","Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRANDMOTHER PULLS GRANDSON FROM LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEEN-AGE VICTIMS OF CRASH IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLATTE RESIDENTS INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW PARK SHOP WINS CITY APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MADISON VOTERS REJECT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BOOKMOBILE CUSTOMERS POP UP LIKE PRAIRIE DOGS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEER COMPARES PROJECT TO BROAD HORIZON,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLARK MAYOR WINS RECALL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOSPITAL SUES OVER ASBESTOS REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MITCHELL CITY COUNCIL GIVES CHIEF BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL FLOOD AID REACHES {dollar}28.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
US SENATE OK'S RURAL AID AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN CHARGED IN SEX ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUILDING PERMITS DOUBLE IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMPLAINTS WON'T STOP SURGICAL CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*PROPANE THREAT CAUSES EVACUATION,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY OK'S RATE INCREASE FOR DETENTION OF JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
RAPID CITY POLICE VOW TO RESOLVE VANISHED WOMAN CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
USES BEETLES TO FIGHT WEED GROWTH IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FIVE MORE SD COUNTIES ADDED TO FLOOD DISASTER LIST,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
"*WEEDS PLAGUE MINNEHAHA, LINCOLN COUNTIES","Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HOLIDAY INN RENOVATION INCLUDES NEW RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA'S LIST OF NOXIOUS PLANTS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*KINSER CONTENT TO DOMINATE THE DIRT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KINSER RIDES CAREER INTO ADVERTISEMENT FOR BYRIDER,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POST OFFICE STREAMLINES JAVA SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"ARGUS, SD?","Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BIG TASTE NO REASON FOR BIG EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"DOWNPOUR DAMAGES CROPS, CAUSES FLOODING IN MOODY CTY","Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*2 PROGRAMS EASE JAIL OVERCROWDING,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RISING VALUE OF RECYCLABLES GIVE THIEVES NEW TARGET,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAYOR ENTITLED TO MORE STAFF HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW CONGRESS UP TO SAME OLD TRICKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WOMEN'S PRISON RUSHED THROUGH LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--GOVT AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BOMBING AN EXCUSE TO REMOVE LIBERTIES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BUREAUCRATIC DICTATORS NEED TO BE CONTROLLED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HOMOSEXUALITY AGAIN MUST BE MADE A CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"BOY, 6, MISSING IN JAMES RIVER","Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SECURITY SEIZES MAN'S GUN AT AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW APPOINTS HEALTH CARE PANEL,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS SMILING OVER WHEAT HARVEST,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FOG WON'T STOP AIRLINERS AS MUCH,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON TEACHER HONORED AS ONE OF BEST IN US,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ZONING LAW WILL ALLOW EDGE-OF-CITY DAY CARES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*TWO ARRESTED IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEARING NEXT WEEK FOR SUSPECT IN JANKLOW THREAT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD MAN TO HEAD MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS COMMISSIONERS DEBATE BANNING WILD ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ORANGE BARREL ALERT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"SD REGULATORS SEEK INPUT ON COMPUTERS, PHONES, CABLE","Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*TAX REVENUE FROM ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
{dollar}17.9M FOR FOUR SD MILITARY PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*GOOD SAMARITAN TO AID OTHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LIVESTOCK OVERSIGHT BOARD REVIEWS MARKET RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SHORT-TERM DROP IN RATES COULD BE PERMANENT,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
COMPANY'S 3RD QUARTER EARNINGS RISE 250%,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
NORWEST REPORTS HIGHER EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*ROUGHRIDERS MAKE ROOM FOR RYLANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ACTION HOT FOR BOTH SALMON, WALLEYES","Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*UPSCALE WOODEN SETS GIVE FAMILIES PRICEY BACKYARD,"Argus LeaderJul 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FEW MIDWESTERNERS WILL MISS SCHLESINGER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN-'YEAR TOO LATE',"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN VILLAGE AUCTION DATE NEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NUCLEAR GROUP FILES PETITION,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NUCLEAR GROUP FILES PETITION,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS APPOINTMENTS WERE PROPER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN VILLAGE AUCTION DATE NEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER VEEP POSSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS APPOINTMENTS WERE PROPER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LOTS OF GRAIN WILL STAY ON FARMS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SD LAMB PRODUCTION UP,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MORE SD CATTLE ON FEED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
FARMERS TO GET REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
FARMERS TO GET REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
AIM TO SEEK BIA ABOLITION,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SD WATER PROJECTS IN BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"MOON CONQUEST, GOALS IN ENERGY (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"RESEARCH, TESTS BACK 55 MPH LIMIT (L)","Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FIREMEN PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
MARSHALL FINE'S ARTICLE AGAINST TOBACCO DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
SAVE THE BLACK HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*TODD REWRITING STATE SCHOOL LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*TODD REWRITING STATE SCHOOL LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
RUSHMORE VISITATIONS STILL SLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
RUSHMORE VISITATIONS STILL SLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
POLICE CAPTURE MAN AFTER MOTORCYCLE CHASE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
HIGH ELK ATTORNEY DROPS OUT OF CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
BUSINESSMAN DROPS WINEGARDEN RECALL DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
BLACK HILLS FIRE CONTAINED TO CANYON,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS FIRE CONTAINED TO CANYON,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*SOAP BOX DERBY DAY, FIRST FOR THE CITY IN 11 YEARS","Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REIFEL-HE HAS THE BEST OF BOTH CULTURES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REIFEL-HE HAS THE BEST OF BOTH CULTURES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN'S POLL BY KIM ODE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ENTWISLE CAPTURES MATCH-PLAY TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ENTWISLE CAPTURES MATCH-PLAY TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ATHLETE'S FOOT GRABS STATE SOFTBALL CROWN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE SWIMMERS SET 33 RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT FORCES WEST RIVER SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'GAY TALK' AT FAMILIES CONFERENCE SPURS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DISABILITY DOESN'T SPELL 'DUMB',"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'GAY TALK' AT FAMILIES CONFERENCE SPURS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DISABILITY DOESN'T SPELL 'DUMB',"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT FORCES WEST RIVER SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DISABILITY DOESN'T SPELL 'DUMB',"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE SOUTH DAKOTA SKYDIVERS ANNUAL MEET,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOSQUITOES OVERRUN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MOSQUITOES OVERRUN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CIVIL DEFENSE UNDER ATTACK-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CIVIL DEFENSE UNDER ATTACK-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CIVIL DEFENSE UNDER ATTACK-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHARGES AHEAD FOR HIGH COURT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW'S COMMENTS 'CHILDISH',"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW'S COMMENTS 'CHILDISH',"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUSPECT ESCAPES LINCOLN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SNOWMOBILE LICENSE ON SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STORMS CAUSE {dollar}1 MILLION DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW METHODIST BISHOP NAMED FOR SD,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NEW METHODIST BISHOP NAMED FOR SD,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*HAROLD WINGLER CLIMBED ON A WAGON...,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*HAROLD WINGLER CLIMBED ON A WAGON...,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TOURISM CLIMBS IN AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*PERMIT EXPIRES-OGLALAS STAY PUT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PERMIT EXPIRES-OGLALAS STAY PUT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TALKS LEAVE SD SERVICE IN QUESTION,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*HEY MARSHALL, HOW'D YOU BREAK YOUR ARM","Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*DOVE ACTIVIST CAN CHARM THE FANGS OFF A SNAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*DOVE ACTIVIST CAN CHARM THE FANGS OFF A SNAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DWU ALUMNI HONORED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FAMILIES GIVE AMATEUR GOLFERS FAITHFUL FANS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE BOARD EXEMPTS ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STATE BOARD EXEMPTS ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CUTTING WOOD COSTLY FOR SD MEN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NW BELL DENIED RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NW BELL DENIED RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NW BELL DENIED RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-PRIEST MAY BE 1982 CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ADULT CLUB OWNER CHALLENGES ZONING,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STORMS RUIN CROPS IN SOUTHEASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STORMS RUIN CROPS IN SOUTHEASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GUARDING LEADERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BENSON QUINN'S ELEVATOR EXPANDING MARKET,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MILWAUKEE FIGURES PROBED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
HIGH WINDS HIT EASTERN S DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW DISAPPOINTS FARM ACTIVIST,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"SNAKE, FISH STORIES CUTTING LAKE'S BUSINESS","Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE REWORKING FARM CRISIS ACT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MARRIED BY MOON,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LITTLE EVIDENCE OF POW'S LEFT AT YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HAS SURVIVED 7 YEARS WITH A BORROWED HEART,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ALL-STATE HONORS CHOIR,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
ELAINE MATTLIN GETS GERONTOLOGY DIPLOMA,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
FRIEDOW FIRST WINNER OF PORK AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
RYKHUS GETS GOLDEN EAGLE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
"*WIND, HAIL, DRY SOIL COMBINE TO LOWER GRAIN YIELDS","Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INTEREST RATES MAY AFFECT SD WATER SYSTEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICERS WEIGH RISK IN HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNORS DON'T WANT TO HEAR ABOUT EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD LEASES NEWLY BOUGHT MAIN LINE TO BN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2ND CITIBANK BUILDING RIBBON-CUTTING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HJEMKOST DIDN'T NEED ITS MODERN GADGETS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NICARAGUANS HAPPY WITH NEW GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHILD SAFETY URGED IN AUTOMOBILES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD 'UP WITH PEOPLE' GROUP AT WORLD'S FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TICKETS DISCOURAGE DOWNTOWN LUNCHEONS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
USE AID FOR ISRAEL TO HELP LEBANNON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ARTESIAN MAN KILLED IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN SCHOOL ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KNEIP TO BE CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER SAYS ETSI PLANS UNETHICAL,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PEAVEY BUILDS NEW FACILITY FOR GRAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY TO GET NEW DENVER FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD MAN HELD IN MINNESOTA MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STRIKING MINER TO SEEK HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE BAND EAVESDROPPPERS GET SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SF MAN GETS 3-YEAR SENTENCE FOR COCAINE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BOARD APPROVES LOAN TO CENDAK & OTHER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DEADWOOD'S DAYS OF '76 TO BE AUG 6-8,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"CONGRESS STALLS BIA REORGANIZATION, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
DASCHLE SAYS CROP PAYMENTS UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
O'GORMAN GRID CHANCES IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*LARSON, KIRBY SHARE STATE GOLF TOURNEY LEAD","Argus LeaderJul 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
EMPIRE MALL--NO VACANCY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*103 DEGREES--HEAT KILLS 100 CATTLE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PAGERS ARE WORTH IT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SCIENCE, SUPREME COURT ARE ON A COLLISION COURSE","Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*YWCA CLASS LEARNS HOW TO SADDLE UP,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BIG BREAKUP,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD APPROVES FIRM'S GOLD MINING PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN ARRESTED FOR THREATENING BROTHER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED OF TRYING TO BURN WIFE'S HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE PASSES ABDNOR BILL TO HELP SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SPORTS SHOP ORDERED TO PAY {dollar}38,273 DEBT","Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE FOR HOMECOMING DINNER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ENGINEER URGES US TO ADVANCE WITH TECHNOLOGY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HE PUTS THE POWER INTO CAR DRIVERS WANT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELAY CHANGING ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX VALLEY MAKES 2ND REQUEST FOR MORE BEDS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARE AMERICAN VALUES MIMICKING SOVIETS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CENTERVILLE EVENT PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHANCE FOR NEW START IN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WILL'S CONDUCT WAS UNETHICAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*VA WANTS MORE AGENT ORANGE PROOF,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LACK OF HEAVY INDUSTRY AIDS STATE JOBLESS RATE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWRENCE COUNTY APPEALS RULING ON SHARED PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SIOUX VALLEY BOARD REVERSES ITSELF, HIRES TUPPER","Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN COULD BE DISTRIBUTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SEARCHERS--DID BOYS WANT TO BE FOUND,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BEAVER VALLEY CHURCH TO NOTE 110TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
CARNIVAL MOVES BECAUSE OF HELL'S ANGELS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
HURON MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
MITCHELL GROUP WANTS TO BUILD RURAL WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
PRISONER'S DEATH WILL BE EXAMINED AT INQUEST,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL LAND TO BE SOLD IN '84,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SMARTS ARE ROSS HORNING'S BREAD TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RECORD-SETTING TSCHETTER LEAVES FIELD BEHIND,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SUCCESS AT LAKE MITCHELL NOT SURPRISING,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FERRARO SPEAKS FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD PAY ROSE LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NORDLAND FEST 1984 A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ORGAN DONATIONS AN IMPORTANT GIFT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*VOLESKY--SPRINGFIELD IS BEST LOCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OPINIONS ARE CHANGING AROUND TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLK--VIETNAM ISN'T OVER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRST STATION 1 CAPTAIN NAMED ACTING CHIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEVERED CABLE KNOCKS OUT POWER TO 250 HOMES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOTHER SAYS SHE'S NOT A KIDNAPPER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CONSOLIDATED REFERRAL LINE CAN ANSWER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KANE STILL WANTS NAME ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"TEACHERS, THEIR INSTRUCTORS MAY SWITCH JOBS","Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BELL SYSTEM BREAKUP HAS TOUCHED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SF FIREFIGHTERS, POLICE DESERVE CHEERS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARGUS IS UNFAIR TO PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ABDNOR CONTINUES PUSH FOR DISASTER PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARCHAEOLOGISTS WILL DIG AGAIN NEAR BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARGUS MANAGING EDITOR TAKES NEW POSITION,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CORPS MAY REPAIR FLOOD-DAMAGED STRUCTURES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW'S LAWYERS INDICATE THEY'LL FILE APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JURY DELIBERATING RAPE CASE AGAINST BALTIC MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OK NEAR FOR LOAN TO CLEAN BIG STONE LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"STANDARD OIL CO LOSES {dollar}110,000 COURT JUDGMENT","Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STORM CELLS BLAMED FOR DESTRUCTIVE SWATH,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STUDENT PLEADS NO CONTEST TO ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"TWO WOMEN BILK INSTITUTION OUT OF {dollar}1,800","Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"WOMAN, HEALTH FOODS STORE SETTLE DISPUTE","Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MANNING NEW COACH AT INDIANA STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTERS RESCUE WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE FAILED TO PROTECT CHILD (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NOW MUST REGROUP TO ACHIEVE GOALS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MONEY GRABBERS KILLING GAME,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
UNIONS HAVE RIGHT TO STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BOMBERS INVADE MADISON,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STATE YOUTH FASTPITCH TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*ALEXANDRIA'S TITLE ROAD GETS ROCKIER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*ANYTHING GOES AT SD CHILI COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLATTE LEARNS SOMEONE IS WATCHING,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BAR OWNER NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR PASTY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COUPLE TRADE QUIET CLASSROOMS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEAD RESIDENTS COMPLAIN ABOUT MINE'S DUST,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNION WANTS TO TAKE A STEP BACK,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"JURY FINES MAN {dollar}76,000 FOR INJURING PATROLMAN","Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OVERCROWDING AT SELBY JAIL SOLVED TEMPORARILY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUPLE MARRIES AT CORVETTE CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE FINDS AGAINST MISSING SD WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NEW STATE PAY SYSTEM AIMS AT FAIRNESS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LEAD PUPPET MAKER WITH TUB BUDDIES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEEDERS GET A BREAK AT COST OF SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*THIS GARDEN FEEDS THE NEIGHBORHOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EASTERN SD BROWN AROUND THE EDGES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GROUP CENSURE OF STATE COLLEGES CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*NORWEGIAN JOKESTER GETS SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*40TH CLASS REUNION TUGS AT COATTAILS OF THE PAST,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*RHONDA DEJONG, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*BUSINESS ARCHIVES GUARDS CORPORATE SECRETS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OPPORTUNITY TO DENOUNCE SD LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STUDY TRADE ZONE FOR SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
HOWALT-MCDOWELL ACQUIRE S&L BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*FLYING BATHTUB GROUNDS FAMILY'S PLANS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS GETS A BREATHER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BENEFIT FAMILY BIKE-A-THON AUG 2,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MILLER DONATES TO CEREBRAL PALSY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED IN VARIOUS AREAS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FARMERS JUST HAVE TO WIN BATTLES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FLAWED PLAN MUST BE PRESERVED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAW HELPS KEEP PAY LOW (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*SCOUT'S EFFORT HONORS THOSE WHO SERVED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RESTFUL IN THE PEEWEE PEW,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SOME ACREAGES ARE UP, SOME DOWN","Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BUILDING PLANS LISTED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*JANKLOW SETS RECORD TODAY AS GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LUNG ASSOCIATION PLANS 100-MILE BIKE TREK,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW CANOE TRAIL NOW OPEN ON JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AIRSTREAMERS TO STREAM INTO RC IN 1987,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GENERAL--STATE IS STRATEGIC FRONTIER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LAWMAKERS AGAINST ECOSYSTEM POLICY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
REAGAN IS INVITED TO DO TASK IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*MOVING MUSIC,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NOVAK NETS CROWN IN TENNIS MEET,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BERMUDA HIGH KEEPS CITY IN SHORTS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
QUARRY FIRM CITES CONFLICT ON BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEST SEPARATES THE MENSANS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
REAGAN'S GLORY DAYS CLEARLY HAVE ENDED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS DOESN'T HAVE OUR INTEREST IN MIND (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONGRESS OWES ANSWERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"DRIVERS, USE BLINKER (L)","Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
OPPOSITION PLUS FOR BORK,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRESSLER OFF THE MARK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ARTHRITIS PROGRAM SCHEDULED FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION CAUSES BUS ROUTE TOUR,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DUKAKIS TO MAKE SIOUX FALLS VISIT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IMMIGRATION SESSION TO EXPLAIN NEW LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY EVENT NETS {dollar}4,200","Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO MORE FATALITIES REPORTED IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*INCOME LEAPS IN IOWA, NEBRASKA","Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUTHORITIES VERIFY NAME OF DEAD PILOT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSH COMING TO CANTON,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REDUCES DAMAGES IN MERRILL LYNCH LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*TAKING ART AT FACE VALUE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STRIKE RALLY PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITIZENS AIR BUS ROUTE CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CENSUS SHOWS BIG GETTING BIGGER IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-DELEGATE SEES FLAWS IN SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROTON VOTERS TO DECIDE FATE OF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*JUNE BUILDING PERMITS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE DISLIKES PARTY THREATS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEADWOOD TAKING THREATS OF ANGRY CYCLISTS SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*DROUGHT TEAM SURVEYS STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTS GLIMPSE SON IN NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE CALLS VP CANDIDATE A FARM ALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE NOMINATION SPEECH,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FOR ROAD WORKERS ...,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COURT TO DETERMINE IF REFERENDUM LEGAL,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MORRELL SALES DROP {dollar}50 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*FATIGUE DAMPENS CONVENTION SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*STEPPING UP TO THE PODIUM,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*NEWS CREW GETS SD STORY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
AMERICAN INDIAN DELEGATES CONCERNED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*JACKSON VOICES IDEALS OF PARTY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
BUSH FACES SD TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOOD NEWS IN THE PERSIAN GULF (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IT'S DUKAKIS' SHOW (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PLAY GOT STANDING OVATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WATERING LAW FOR EVERYONE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"PEARSON, RANDALL PRAISED (L)","Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
RETURN 'DENNIS' TO COMICS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GONE BECAUSE AREA SUPPORTS QUALITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GIVE TV VIEWERS A CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BEARING THE SUMMER HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WRITERS SPOTLIGHT MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VOICE RANGES ACROSS THREE OCTAVES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FEST WRAPUP STILL TANGLED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HISTORIC DISTRICT WALK SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
INDIAN WOMEN CONFERENCE SET,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TAX LIMITS WILL FORCE STATE TO ACT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FLING WITH THE NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
TEA STEAK HOUSE FOR THE MIDWEST LIVING,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTIONISTS ARRESTED AT CLINIC,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNCIL SUSPENDS OGLALA TREASURER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DESCRIPTION OF RAPE SUSPECT RELEASED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAYCEES TO HOST FUN DAY AT PRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL PLANT INDICTED ON 39 CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAINT STORE TO RELOCATE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE FUNDS FOR DRY WELLS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ON THE ROAD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY GAME TO ENTICE ALL GAMBLERS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TUITION REDUCED FOR WYOMING STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DONATE SICK LEAVE TO MAN WITH CANCER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SHRIVER'S FUTURE UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TWO INMATES HELD IN ASSAULT OF JAILER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*NORTH WIND INFLATES STATE GOLF SCORES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'IT'S A TWISTED MESS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S A TWISTED MESS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*POT-SWAP INMATE WILL FACE IOWA CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON ASTRONAUT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EDUCATE DRINKERS DON'T STOP DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRAGIC CRASH SPAWNS TEARS AND JOY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAW WON'T STOP ABORTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*CRIES LED PASSENGER THROUGH SMOKE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOST WHO LIVED SAT IN JET'S MIDSECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BASKETBALL OFFICIAL IS EULOGIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
SD CITIES READY FOR DISASTER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
"*1,000 PRAY FOR VICTIMS, SURVIVORS","Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*THE CRICKETS HELP KEEP HOLLY'S LEGACY ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*TRIPLE DOSE OF HEAVY METAL,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
ART DISPUTE POSES DIFFICULT QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
SD NATIVE LEADS OLYMPIC CHOIR,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
GOP LEADER PREDICTS VICTORY FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HITCHCOCK BOY, 12, DIES OF ATV INJURIES","Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO ATTEND CENTENNIAL EVENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KIDNAPPING CHARGES WON'T BE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN POOL DANCE RESCHEDULED TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4-H'ERS TO GATHER FOR HORSE SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRINGS DRAW MIXED REACTION IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOON CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRI-STATE CHARGES TO STAND,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NOSTALGIA FUELS CITY'S CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FUNDS FOR PROJECTS FLOW IN CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PANEL OK'S {dollar}3.1 MILLION FOR BIOSTRESS LAB,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*STATE TO PAY {dollar}591,000 TO BURY ASH","Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*EGAN COASTS TO TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ROBBIE PUSHES EQUALITY IN NFL,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE SHOOT FOR OFFENSE IN DRAFT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*TRIALS BY ONE SHOT AT HARDEE'S CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
34 SD IRRIGATORS ORDERED TO STOP,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TRADE FOCUS CLOSER TO SD,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*OUT FOR A SPIN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUILDERS SQUARE WILL ANCHOR SITE ON 41ST,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAYOR LIKES SHUFFLE IDEA FOR BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
REVISED BIBLE POPULAR,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"'KITCHEN' IS FUNNY, INSIGHTFUL","Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
CAMPAIGN REFORM NEEDS NEGOTIATION,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FULL SPEED AHEAD ON LIMIT CHANGES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*LEGALIZED ABORTION MEANS US CHANGES MORALS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
'ARGUS' UNPROFESSIONAL IN HOUSE 'CONTROVERSY',"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BROHM CANCELS PLAN TO FILL MINE PIT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE FUNDS INCREASED FOR STURGIS RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE GROUNDS PLANE--NO PASSENGERS HURT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON APPOINTS ENVIRONMENTAL PANEL,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON URGES TARGET PRICE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH CONNECTION TO MEET WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BUTLER PLEDGES ACTION,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*ORR, NEBRASKA POWER COMPANY DISCUSS","Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PREPARING FOR BLASTOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS URGE MORE MEATPACKING CONTROLS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ISREAL TIES MUST STAY STRONG,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AIRLINE APPROVAL EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*DO TEACHERS LIKE THEIR JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"POLICE WARN OF BANK, SOAP SCAMS","Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SDSU PRESIDENT VISITS SOVIET UNIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SKYDIVING GROUP TO MEET IN LENNOX,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO MURDER OF HIS SON,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*MITCHELL TO HOST STUDENTS FROM JAPAN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CAMPGROUND CONCERT SCHEDULE COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SD GIRL WINS FHA POST,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ALCESTER-HUDSON PARENTS FORM PTA,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
GUTZON BORGLUM DAY TO BE OBSERVED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
YANKTON PROGRAM EARNS NATIONAL HONORS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HORSEBACK RIDER BOUND FOR DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*2 HOPITALIZED AFTER KNIFE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SOFTBALL-SIZED HAIL REPORTED IN AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAN CHANGES RIVER'S COURSE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALL SIDES RECONSIDER RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY HALL MALE CLUB NEEDS INTEGRATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS CAN SHORTEN SERVICE OF LEGISLATORS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' STAND SHOWS GRUDGE AGAINST PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
OUT-OF-TOWNERS LIKE HANDLING OF TOURNEY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'ARGUS' ERRED IN PUTTING GAY STORY ON FRONT PAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
VOTERS DON'T WANT RUBBER-STAMP SENATOR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
KINDNESS TO STALLED MOTORISTS APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*IF RECONCILIATION IS SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*CLASSIC VICTORY FOR MEXICO,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KINSER ENDS OUTLAWS DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LOCAL SWIMMING STAR STILL MAKING A SPLASH,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GETS AN OLYMPIC OPPORTUNITY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BY THE WATERS OF OAHE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN TRAVELS BIG MUDDY BY CANOE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CORPS' DECISIONS CREATE STATIC,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROHM AGREES TO PAY FINE FOR VIOLATING LAWS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HANDBOOK AVAILABLE THROUGH OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN FACES 6 MONTHS IN CHECK FORGERY CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PENITENTIARY ESCAPEE RECAPTURED IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROSCOE MAN DIES IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*COURT WORKER TRACKS SD JUDGES IN BOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*THE RENAISSANCE IS BACK,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*USD STUDENT HOBNOBS WITH CELEBRITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SEIDSCHLAW FACES 2ND DWI CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*EMPLOYEES PLEASED WITH GOV MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOARD REFUSES TO REOPEN SERVICE ON RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE OFFICES TO TRY PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"WOMAN BETS {dollar}1, HIT {dollar}25,000 JACKPOT","Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*CORN PALACE RODEO GETS UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
FESTIVAL IN THE PARK IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.6"
OFFICIAL TO MEET WITH EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.6"
LAST CHANCE OWNER FILES FOR CHAPTER 11,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MUTUAL POLICYHOLDERS COULD GET SD AID,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SMALL GRAIN HARVESTS COULD HIT RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PROSTROLLO ON MOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*'BONANZA' SPURS LOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*COLLECTOR ENJOYS UNUSUAL HOBBY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*TREE-TOP TREAT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"*WOMAN INVESTIGATES HER FAMILY TREE, WRITES BOOK","Argus LeaderJul 21 1991, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*ANTI-GAMBLING SONGS FACE SOME RESISTENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AVIATOR ICE DIES AT 103,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SD CASES TO STAY LOW, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CITY'S RECYCLING EFFORT IS PATHETIC (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PUBLIC TELEVISION SHOULD TEST LIMITS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CANDIDATE BLASTS RULING ON SUE CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANTON FIRE'S CAUSE STILL UNDETERMINED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MCCLURE TO MANAGE STATE BUSH CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON ON ROAD TO NORTH-CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION DELAYS I-229 VOTE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLEANUP OF TAINTED SOIL UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SINGLE MOMS PROJECT LOSES FEDERAL AID,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY RESTORES CARETRAUM'S 911 STATUS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SUSPECT IS OWN LAWYER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MICKELSON PROPOSES NEW FAMILY INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE'S PASTURE POOL EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RICHMOND HILL TOLD TO STOP NEW MINING DUE TO RUNOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SORTING IT OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
2 SD FIRMS NOT IN INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*MANUAL STEERING,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SD OPEN HAS STRONG FIELD, BEGINS FRIDAY","Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GET USED TO THE BLUES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*HIGH PH HURTS DAPHNE, DRAINAGE HELPS","Argus LeaderJul 21 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*FARMLAND MAY NEED DECADES TO RECOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"FLANDREAU VOTERS REJECT {dollar}140,000 FEDERAL GRANT","Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MOTHER THANKS 'ARGUS' FOR EDITORIAL STANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SCHOOL-BOARD PAY NOT OUT OF LINE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STATE NEEDS STUDY OF GAMBLING'S EFFECTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SUPPORT FOR GAYS SLANTS NEWS COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
CON ARTISTS MAY PREY ON FLOODING VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONTRACTOR LIKELY CUT NSP POWER LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO BUY BACKUP FOR 911,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MITCHELL MAN WINS {dollar}100,000 IN DRAWING","Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEENS AVOID INJURY IN CREEK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY TEEN ELECTED TO NATIONAL LEADERSHIP ROLE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*NORTHERN IRELAND IS FAR DIFFERENT, SAY VISITORS","Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TWO-THIRDS FAVOR SEAT-BELT, HELMET LAWS","Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BUSINESSES, SCHOOL TO BRAINSTORM","Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"RAINS HARM WEST RIVER CROPS, TOO","Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN DEBATES END TO RUNOFF VOTING,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN TO FIGHT GUARD RELOCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE CAMPBELL BAN ON BOATING LIFTED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 111 MONTHS FOR ROBBING 3 BANKS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL SEEKING DAM FIX-UP FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STABBING DEATH GETS PINE RIDGE WOMAN 30 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PADDLEFISH PROJECT PROGRESSING,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STUDYING FINANCES OF VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD VETERANS DISAGREE ON MILITARY GAYS COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SEAT-BELT SUPPORTERS POINT TO SAFETY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DETECTIVE NAMES ITEMS FOUND AT SCENE OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
JUDGE RULES PRISON CAN RESTRICT SMOKING,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
REALTOR WHO CONCEALED LAND PROBLEMS TO PAY FINE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*PLAYING GOLF GIVES WAY TO TEACHING IT FOR LARSON,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NINTH-INNING BUNGLING COSTS CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIP TO DC HAD TO BE A QUICK ONE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*FREEZING EASY AND CONVENIENT FOR FRUITS, VEGETABLES","Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GRILLING IS THERAPY FOR COOK,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*ON THE JOB WITH JIMMY CARTER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CATTLE MARKET BOUNCES BACK,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PROPOSED DAM WOULD SQUEEZE FARMERS OFF LAND,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VOLUNTEERS MAY PROVIDE HOUSING FOR NEEDY IN FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DOLE'S HEALTH-REFORM PROPOSAL THREAT TO RURAL US,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"SHERIFF'S ACTIONS STUPID, IMPROPER (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
APOLLO 11 LAUNCH LED TO PROUD US (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CRASHES COULD END SAFELY WITH SEAT BELTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOP 'HATCHET LADY' WRONGS TIM JOHNSON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINION--SPACE EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CYCLED LIGHTS RUN FROM 1-2 MINUTES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"COMPANY, HOSPITAL SETTLE ASBESTOS SUIT","Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ADMITS LEWD CALLS TO PRIEST,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES APARTMENT BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--VOTING DISTRICTS UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FOOTBALL WITHOUT THE SWEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEEN-AGER JAILED FOR CAP-GUN INCIDENT AT MALL,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REVENUE DEPARTMENT CHECKS HAWKEY ACCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HIGH COURT REJECTS LOTTERY OPINION AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WANTS HIGHER ACADEMIC STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WORTHING REMOVES WATER RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WESTERN SD UTILITY TO MAKE REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEARING SCHEDULED FOR PRISON ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO WATERTOWN KILLING,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
26 YOUTH PROGRAMS TO RECEIVE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON MAYOR HOPES TO REVIVE TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RETIRING SENATE LEADER ARGUES FOR INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"LEGISLATORS OK {dollar}500,000 TO LURE CORN PROCESSOR","Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATORS QUESTION MUSEUM BUDGETING,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*STATE THEATRE MAY BE DEMOLISHED,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*A TALL TASK,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
68% GAIN IN ITS SECOND QUARTER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
STATE INCOMES INCREASE SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
REGENTS--UNIVERSITIES NEED PLAN IF LOTTERY STOPS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PLEDGE TO LOOK AT FARM MANAGEMENT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
TSCHETTER READY FOR US OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AIR CLIMBING,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FISHING MAKES ANNUAL SLOW-DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE ADDS SOCCER TO PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*EGAN BRINGS NEW ATTITUDE TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FEDS REVISING BLACK HILLS PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*PASTOR BALANCES HIS WORK WITH HIS FOLKSINGING,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SISTER'S GIFT WILL BE RIVERBANK NATURE AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEARCHING FOR A JOB IN TEACHING? GOOD LUCK,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"PROTECTIVE LAWS EXIST FOR PETS, CONSUMERS (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FREEWHEELING SPEAKER SCORES WITH DRUG PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PREACHER'S DECISION BASED IN SCRIPTURES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"REGENTS, NOT JANKLOW, TO BLAME FOR CAP, FEES (L)","Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SAVING ENVIRONMENT ALSO PRESERVES JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*AT PLAY IN THE SPRAY,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DAISIES CAN BE HARD TO KEEP UPRIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*PITCHING KEY FOR CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COST OF 3 FLIGHTS FOR PRESSLER: {dollar}571,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"POLICE OFFER REWARD OF {dollar}10,000 IN MURDER","Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAYOR--RETROACTIVE FEE ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNGSTERS CRUISE SAFETY TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGES OFFER AID TO BOSNIAN REFUGEES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNMENTS LOOK AT MORE JOINT VENTURES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION TASK FORCE STARTS WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
WYOMING MAN NAMED SDSU POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SCIENCE TEACHERS TO TAKE PART IN CLASS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ETHANOL AIRFEST '95 TO FEATURE FOUR F-16'S,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*MONTANA MAN, 32, IN COURT FOR BANK ROBBERY","Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SHORT SUPPLY DRIVES LAMB PRICES HIGHER,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*TEEN-AGER CHARGED IN 2 TRAFFIC DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HAY CAPITALS VIE FOR TUG-OF-WAR TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SIPPING SODAS WITH THE CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SD FIDDLERS HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SALES TAX FROM TOBACCO PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
TO REQUEST RAISE OF 11% FOR BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY DEMOCRATS PLAN ANNUAL PICNIC,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER SETS MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LATE-PLANTED SUNFLOWERS AT RISK,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*KENNY G KEEPS CROWD AWAKE WITH SAXOPHONE,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
EXPERTS TRY TO VERIFY LEAD PLATE'S BACKGROUND,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CALLERS DIVIDED OVER CHANGES IN COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CHILD RAPIST'S CONVICTION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderJul 21 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*DELL RAPIDS FIRE & AMBULANCE CREWS TO RESCUE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE BIG SIOUX CAT FANCIERS SHOW AT THE RAMADA INN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY ESCAPES AUTO INJURY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ACORN ATTACKS CENGAS RATE HIKE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ACORN ATTACKS CENGAS RATE HIKE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
UNION ASKS CITY APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
UNION ASKS CITY APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ACORN ATTACKS CENGAS RATE HIKE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
POLICE SEEK HIT-RUN DRIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*BRANDON ART FAIR BOOMS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SDSU GARDENS WIN AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SDSU GARDENS WIN AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM PAYS, BUT CAN'T USE INF.","Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
NON-PUBLIC SCHOOLS SAVE DISTRICT MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM PAYS, BUT CAN'T USE INF.","Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
YELLOW BIRD CASE STILL SPLIT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
YELLOW BIRD CASE STILL SPLIT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TEST OF SEPARATE EDUCATION UNIT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BETTER SOLUTIONS THAN ABORTIONS ARE AVAILABLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CRITICIZES JANKLOW'S APPROACH ON OAHE PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CRITICIZES JANKLOW'S APPROACH ON OAHE PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ANSWERS ROGER FLOREY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SAYS DEMOCRATS TO LEAD FIGHT FOR THE UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
BLACK HILLS ALLIANCE BRINGS NEW HARMONY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
BLACK HILLS ALLIANCE BRINGS NEW HARMONY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
PUC PLANS MEETINGS ON POSSIBLE RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DUSTY RECORD BOOKS BRING HISTORY ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*INDIAN CULTURE HIGHLIGHTS POWWOW,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.2"
*INDIAN CULTURE HIGHLIGHTS POWWOW,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.2"
BRITZ HOMECOMING MAY DISRUPT QUIET,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BRITZ HOMECOMING MAY DISRUPT QUIET,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW OFFICE MANAGER NAMED AT KINDLER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOVE OIL SOLD TO TEXAS FIRM,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HYPNOSIS, BEHAVIOR CENTER OPENS","Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BANKERS NAMES BRANCH MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINNEGASCO RATE HIKE SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINNEGASCO RATE HIKE SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BETHANY LUTHERAN HIRES DEPT HEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PLANNERS APPROVE 24-UNIT TOWN HOUSE NEAR RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*JERRY LOHR RETURNS WITH HIS VINTAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*JERRY LOHR RETURNS WITH HIS VINTAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*PETITE AEROBATIC PILOT AVOIDS ROLLER-COASTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PETITE AEROBATIC PILOT AVOIDS ROLLER-COASTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BETH MEIER-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*ADELINES HARMONIZE IN LIFE, SONG","Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CHURCHES TO SPONSOR CAMBODIAN FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1979, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SF ABSORBS MORRELL SEWAGE COSTS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SF ABSORBS MORRELL SEWAGE COSTS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSES RELATE SIOUX FALLS HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*HOUSES RELATE SIOUX FALLS HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*'THE ISLAND' A SNAPPY PIECE OF ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
IDEMA TEES OFF AT STATE NEW ATTITUDE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IDEMA TEES OFF AT STATE NEW ATTITUDE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR DECIDES AGAINST FORUM APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPLAINT SAYS GAS PRICE TOO HIGH,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR DECIDES AGAINST FORUM APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRAFT REGISTRATION STIRS LITTLE CONTROVERSY HERE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAIR ARRAIGNED ON GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPLAINT SAYS GAS PRICE TOO HIGH,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACORN SLAMS TAX BREAK FOR NEW FIRMS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ACORN SLAMS TAX BREAK FOR NEW FIRMS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ACORN SLAMS TAX BREAK FOR NEW FIRMS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOG DISEASE THREAT LEAVES VACCINE SHORT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN FACES GRAND THEFT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN FACES GRAND THEFT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"SAVING ROAD {dollar}, HIGHWAY WEAR (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SAVING ROAD {dollar}, HIGHWAY WEAR (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CRITICIZES BELL, PUC FOR RATE INCREASES (L)","Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PROTEST GOP STAND ON ERA AND ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FREAK ACCIDENT KILLS VEBLEN MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HILLS FIRE BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RURAL WATERTOWN WOMAN ROBBED,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOGGERS LOOKING FOR FINANCIAL AID,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HIGHER CEILING DOESN'T LOWER NUMBER OF CASES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NELSON ALWAYS FIGURED BASEBALL WAS INDESTRUCTIBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*'TANNING AID' AVAILABLE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
NELSON ALWAYS FIGURED BASEBALL WAS INDESTRUCTIBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*POSTAL STRIKE THREAT OVER-SF UNION RELIEVED,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"HURON MIGHT BE DRY, BUT HONOLULU'S DRIER","Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*RIGHT WIND SAILOR'S WISH,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RIGHT WIND SAILOR'S WISH,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MINERS KILLING TROUT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MINERS KILLING TROUT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*DEAN TEACHES FINE ART OF CATCHING WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*DEAN TEACHES FINE ART OF CATCHING WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
CONTRACTORS WANT BIGGER ROLE IN CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPERMARKET LOOKS AT MORE SF LAND,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NOT EXACTLY HOME COOKING,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD COUPLE AVOIDS WALKWAY CRASH BY 1 MINUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FATALITIES FROM FAULTY CARS UP,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FATALITIES FROM FAULTY CARS UP,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MILWAUKEE TO PRODUCE RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DOUBLE NICKEL'S SAFETY VALUE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
URGES ACTION TO EXTEND CLEAN AIR ACT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CATTLE PRICE OUTLOOK DIM THROUGH AUGUST,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY CONSIDERS UDAG FOR SHRIVER'S RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GARRISON OPPONENT-SAVE LAND FOR WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CETA LAYOFF PLAN APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LABOR TEMPLE TO APPEAL TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ETSI WANTS RAPID CITY WASTE WATER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BOARD TO CONSIDER WATER PLAN CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ETERNAL FLAME GONE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EX-MADAM ENJOYING HER NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD STILL GETTING SHIPMENTS OF FRUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*WHEN THE HEAT IS ON, OUTDOOR WORKERS TAKE IT OFF","Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITIBANK EXPECTS TO GROW IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BRANDON POLICE UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MAN FOUND SHOT AT YELLOW THUNDER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SUNDAY ON THE GRASS--MUSICAL CHAIRS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT--A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SF,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOTHER'S CHAPTER ORGANIZING,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*STRIKERS READY FOR MONTHS WITHOUT PAY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHARLIE'S RULING DUE NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY PYRAMID NEWSLETTER UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STORM MEEK COMPARED TO JULY 6 LION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BALANCED BUDGET AMENDMENT NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IT'S TIME FOR US TO END SUFFERING IN LEBANON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AMERICAN LEADERS LACK FORESIGHT IN MIDEAST (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STOP TRADE WITH SOVIETS' SATELLITES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"*TO EDITOR OF FILMS FOR DEAF, EVERY WORD COUNTS","Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CORVETTE CARAVAN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE PANEL UPHOLDS RULE ON AID TO HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEETING CLEARS UP NEBRASKA'S DOUBTS ON ETSI,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR NAMED TO DRAFT BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE PRISON TRUSTY WALKS AWAY FROM JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"STATE SAVES MONEY ON ADC, BUT LOSE ON MEDICAID","Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BRANDON TEEN ATTENDS GIRLS NATION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FARM CRISIS ACT UP FOR REVIEW TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
JUNE TRAVEL UP 1.3 PERCENT OVER LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MITCHELL TO HOLD SPECIAL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MOLESTATION CHARGES TO BE FILED SOON,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
OAHE BOARD OK'S REDUCED BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"PAPERS SENT IN STATE, FEDERAL LAND TRADE","Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PINE RIDGE MAN DIES AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SUIT OVER GOLD JEWELRY DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
YANKTON DEMO SEEK NEW CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*ROAMING WALLEYES BAFFLE A STATE BIOLOGIST OR TWO,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SUMMER PHEASANT COUNT WILL LAST LONGER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*CROWD FINDS THAT LIFE IS A CIRCUS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"'THE HUMIDITY, NOT THE HEAT, IS KILLING THE CATTLE'","Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AND NOW A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"ARTS FESTIVAL HAS MUSIC, FOOD","Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*CIRCUS OWNER CAN'T IMAGINE A BETTER LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*TSCHETTER WINS BY 16,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*LESLIE WOULD RATHER SWITCH THAN FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MCGOVERN WON'T BE AT HOMECOMING BANQUET,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITIBANK DONATES {dollar}100,000 FOR WELLNESS CENTER","Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLIST ARRESTED AFTER 15-MILE CHASE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECIPROCITY WILL BENEFIT BOTH STATES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SUMMER AT THE ICEHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW'S NEPHEW ARRESTED IN DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE MAY DROP WATER RIGHTS SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CRITICISM SEEN AS CHANCE TO AID SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW APARTMENTS WILL HELP RELIEVE SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNFAIR ADVANTAGE SEEN FOR LOW INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IOWAN'S REMEDY FOR SPOILED GRAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD SERVICE--BARGAIN FOR TAXPAYERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIDE GIVES PRESSLER CREDIT FOR ABDNOR BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EX-TRIBAL LEADER CONTESTS ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INMATE COMMITTED SUICIDE IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JURY SELECTED AT PIERRE IN CONSPIRACY CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLAN TO TAKE OVER HATCHERY IS REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRISONERS ARE CHARGED IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PACER AWARDED PERMIT FOR CUSTER PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*MCKENNAN COURTS NOT IN FULL USE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SHOOTING ACTION HOT AT CROOKS GUN CLUB,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*KEESTER CHASING EUROPEAN FORMULA ONE DREAM,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*COUNTY PAY ISSUE STIRS DISSENSION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S RAINING CATS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KUNDERT PREDICTS 94 PERCENT RATE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP NAMES PROTEXTER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
20 FROM STATE WILL PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITIBANK SHOULDN'T BRAG ABOUT ITS JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
33RD & ARCADIA ROAD TOP POTHOLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY RESPONSIBLE FOR WEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
VOLK'S RESIGNATION HURTS STATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
USE COMMON SENSE IN ARRESTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SD TAXPAYERS SUBSIDIZE CORPORATE PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWICE THE NORMAL AMOUNT OF MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN CHAMBER HEAD QUITS AFTER CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EX-MITCHELL MAN FOUND NOT GUILTY IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MOTEL OWNER--HORSES MAY HURT BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FAMILY OF CHILD MAY SUE SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HEALTH FIRM TO TAKE OVER HOMESTAKE MANSION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*OUR TOWNS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JILL MEGARD--PORK IS PERFECT PROTEIN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
CITIBANK MARKETS NEW TRUST PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S FIRST DIGITAL PHONE SWITCHER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"AT 88, LYDIA DECIDES IT'S TIME TO QUIT","Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LIFTERS LIMITED NEW AFFILIATE OF CARTER ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
CHILD CARE CENTER TO LOCATE IN INDUSTRIAL PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
INVESTMENT SOCIETY ANNOUNCES MEETING DATES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
IRS TO CONDUCT 1984 SPECIAL ENROLLMENT EXAM,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
PAINT BIRTHDAY MESSAGE ON BUS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
REGION'S JUNE CONSTRUCTION AHEAD OF 1983,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*A LITTLE FUN ON THE GRASS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD MAN TAKES COPTER TO CORNFIELDS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*DANCERS, ARTISTS, MUSICIANS AND JUGGLERS","Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
TAKE BAD NEWS WITH GOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STORY SLANTED TOWARD NEGATIVE SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"NUTRITION PROGRAM AIMED AT MOMS, KIDS","Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*FERRARO TO VISIT SD FOR DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PARK VISITORS TAKE PATH OF KNOWLEDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW CLOSE TO DECIDING ABOUT SENATE RUN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATION'S FOCUS SHIFTS AWAY FROM FARM,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS MANAGEMENT FIRM,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DON'T IGNORE THAT RUNNY NOSE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S BEST SAY EDUCATION A PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"VANDALS' WORK COSTS RESIDENTS {dollar}150,000 A YEAR","Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CANINES CAN MAKE GOOD SOLDIERS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GROUP WANTS YOU TO THINK ABOUT SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"MOUNT RUSHMORE CEREMONY TRIBUTE TO POW'S, MIA'S","Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SNOWFOX SWIMMER USES POOL TO AID RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
PAM OIL MOTORS TO FOURTH STRAIGHT TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
ABDNOR WILL SEEK HIGHER SPEED LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JURY INDICTS MEN FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS WANT TO SEND HAY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CANDIDATES TO PLOW NEW GROUND,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COALITION OFFERS HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEVER MET A NUKE HE DIDN'T LIKE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEPUTY IS GOOD EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SENATE NO PLACE FOR CRYBABY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CONTRACTORS MOVE 10 HOUSES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, INDIANS OVER ORDINANCE","Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LITERACY PROGRAM WINS GRANT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RARE BIRDS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARMED MAN ROBS RURAL MITCHELL CAR SALESMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY REZONES SITE FOR EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLIFF AVENUE BRIDGE TO CLOSE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EL RIAD DENIES MISUSING MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITALS ARGUE OVER NEED FOR NEW SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SHERWOOD DIES AT 57,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOX ELDER MAN DIES IN FALL FROM GRAIN SILO,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUGHTON PLANS LARS HERSETH DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TAX PETITIONS CIRCULATE IN 2 CITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NATIONAL BAND TO PLAY AT OAHE DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CHAMBERLAIN MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN WHO LOST CUSTODY SUES STATE WORKER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AGREE TO WORK ON JAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
IRRIGATION PLAN READY FOR VOTE BY COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ONE BLOCK OF MALL TO OPEN THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
UTILITIES COMMISSION APPROVES DISCOUNT RATE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
SD TEAM 2ND EARLY AT NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOT STUFF,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IBP FACES RECORD SAFETY FINE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LIQUID AMMONIA POURED INTO CITY SEWER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL--PENALTY A BUM RAP,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CONSTITUTION IS ON NORTH'S SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FALLS OF THE BIG SIOUX (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BIOLOGY HAS POTENTIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MICKELSON SHOWS LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
FUGITIVE ENTERS GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS TESTS FOR ARSON SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RALLY FOR STRIKERS TO FEATURE 5 BANDS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SKY-DIVING DISPLAY TO BE PRESENTED,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VIBORG MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN GRAIN CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BRUSHING UP ON GOOD WILL,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY DELAYS ACTION ON SALE OF PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL PLANT CAUGHT IN TOSHIBA STORM,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS PURSUE BETTER ILLEGAL ALIEN PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BISHOP DELAYS RELEASE OF ALTAR BOY STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GARAGE FIRE POINTS TOWARD ARSON,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GROUND BROKEN AT NEW PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
IBP TALKS TO RESUME,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN MOVES TO END SPECIAL SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS HARVEST GRAIN; ROW CROPS DEVELOP,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IOWA MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE HILLS BLAZE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COMBINE ACCIDENT KILLS OKLAHOMA MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
TWO WOMEN INJURED IN BOATING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*GRAIN PRICES MIXED IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*NIBBLE ON AN EAR OF SWEET CORN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BLALOCK FINDS HOME WITH SNOWFOX,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
GRANT TO GIVE LEAD AN 1880'S LOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 22, ARRAIGNED IN ATTEMPTED RAPE","Argus LeaderJul 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OVERPASS CLOSED TO HEAVY VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CRASH TOLL STILL UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*2ND AMBULANCE SERVICE OK'D,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*COUNSELORS TURN ATTENTION TO WEARY RESCUERS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*'WHEN HARRY MET SALLY' ASSUMES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GROUP TO BUILD LOCAL HABITAT CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
INCUMBENTS ALREADY HAVE TOO BIG AN EDGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CENTER SENIORS LOSERS IF TRUSTY WORK ENDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SCHIRMER HAS BEEN A WINNER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T SUGAR-COAT NEWS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
JAYCEES FIGHT FLAG ABUSE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SKYFORCE PICKS BEGIN PRO GUESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BERGELAND CENTER TALKS KEPT PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLTON KICKS OFF CELEBRATION TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANDI-RIDERS WILL DEMONSTRATE SKILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN DEMANDS TO TALK ON AIR AT KSOO RADIO,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TYNDALL TO LAUNCH BALLOON MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER ROLLOVER IN I-90,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE CLEARS DENTIST OF NEGLIGENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD WON'T TRANSFER UNUSED MINING PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING ON BRAVES HASN'T PAID OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAME BIRD FARM SEIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF MAN HURT IN INDIANA PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL LEADER--TROOPERS SHOULD CALL FIRST,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DRUGS IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SAMUELSON LIKES CHALLENGE OF UPHILL RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON A QUICK STUDENT AS POLITICIAN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
4 ARRESTED AFTER CITY DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HOME EDUCATION CARES EVOLVING (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"BREWER STORY BIASED, HAS MISINFORMATION (L)","Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
GOVERNOR SHOULD BE ENVIRONMENTAL LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
IOOF HOME CHILDREN CLOSE-KNIT GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
STUDIES DON'T TELL ALL OF GUN STORY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HOMOSEXUALITY NOT PART OF GOD'S PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PRESSLER LOOKS AFTER THE LITTLE PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
IT'S TIME TO END BIGOTRY AGAINST GAYS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
"*NEW COACH, NEW HOPE","Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SWIMMING TO THE TOP,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*FATE DRIVES THE ANXIOUS INTO DITCH,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JOY OF HANDWORK IS COMMON THREAD,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN'S BIRTHPLACE PRESERVED IN KENTUCKY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
CITY MAN ARRESTED IN TRUCK-STOP BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ESSENTIAL AIR SERVICE CARRIER PICKED BY CITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ND TEEN INJURED IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ORR WRONG ABOUT DUMP ACTION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FATHER-AND-SON TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*PRESSLER'S FATHER, 74, DIES","Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW PANEL MAY BE WASTE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
AMDAHL DEFENDS TRAVEL EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
COMPLAINTS PROMPT INVESTIGATION INTO RENTAL AGENCY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ASKS STATE TO MEDIATE CONTRACT DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN OFFERS TO HELP PAY FOR AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE FAIR STILL SEEKING INDIAN ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS TO GATHER FOR USD MUSIC CAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
APPLICATIONS NEEDED FOR CENTURY FARM HONOR,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
BLACK HILLS JEWELRY WORKERS JOIN UNION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*WHITE'S CHILI COOK OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
MAN CHARGED IN DEATHS WILL BE CHARGED,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
HURON WOMAN FILES SUIT OVER HUSBAND'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
BIKE RETAILER TO TAKE NEW LOCATION IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
UNION STEPS UP YANKTON CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CRAZY DAYS BRINGS MALL MADNESS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
NO COMMERCIAL CREDIT CRUNCH SEEN HERE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
PROJECT TO KEEP EYE ON AQUIFER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
"*TRIBAL RIGHTS, ECOLOGY ISSUES CLOUD RIVER USE","Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OLSON AREA FILLED WITH THE SOUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY TO CONSIDER INFECTIOUS WASTE RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
LOTTO AMERICA POT GROWS TO {dollar}6 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MUSIC CREDITS TOP SCHOOL BOARD AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
23 RESCUED FROM MISSOURI RIVERBOAT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*HISTORY SURROUNDED PERSONNEL DIRECTOR'S HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HURON UNIVERSITY OFFERS DISCOUNT TUITION RATES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CARD CONNOISSEURS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*BICYCLE RIDER HURT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
FOOD INSPECTORS TASTE TOUGH JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
GOVERNORS DISCUSS TRADE RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
ARSON-RELATED FIRES UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CITY CHANGES POLICY FOR UNION EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PLANS COMPLETE FOR AIRPORT LANDING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
VERMILLION CONSIDERS RENEWING USD CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MICKELSON OUTLINES NEEDS IN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SENATOR JOINS EFFORT TO SAVE WILD HORSES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*FREEMAN FIRM GETS BOOST FROM DEFENSE CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
BOARD TO CONSIDER WASTE DISPOSAL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
ANDERSON RESIGNS FROM COMMON COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
3-CENT SALES TAX MAY RAISE ADDED REVENUE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"OFFICIALS REQUEST {dollar}495,393 FOR CENTER","Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
QUIET VOTE SOILS SENATE PAY RAISE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DRIVER OF CITY CAR SETS POOR EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HONORED VOW IN LEAVING CONGRESS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PARENTS MUST TEACH KIDS RULES OF ROAD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CANOEISTS SHOULD WEAR LIFE JACKETS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
FRAUDULENT SURVEY ON GAYS DUPED 'ARGUS' (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
LIGHT-HITTING MEXICO WINS 2 AT CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHARLES BAILLY WINS TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
INTEREST PAID ON MORTGAGE IS DEDUCTIBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SHOW OF FLOWERS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
IBP STILL AWAITS BUYER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"*RIVER'S RIGHTS, RUNOFF, & RISKS","Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SOIL RUNOFF HURTS FISHING, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT THREATENS PADDLEFISH,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LIFE LIVED PUBLICLY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
QUAYLE RUMOR PUZZLES GOP,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FUEL SPILL STALLS FALLS PARKS PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BILLIONAIRE TO BE ON SD BALLOT ANYWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
GOVERNMENT STILL BURNING MONEY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOLF COURSES TOO COSTLY FOR YOUNG GOLFERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
POLICE CHIEF THANKED FOR CHECKING COMPLAINT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
QUIT MAKING CONTROVERSY OF GF&P EFFORTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RESIDENTS SHOULD ATTEND MINNEGASCO MEETING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WOMAN FINDS HOUSING A PROBLEM IN TOWN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
'DIVE-IN' MOVIE MOVED TO THURSDAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INVESTIGATORS FIND HUDSON FIRE'S CAUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUVENILE'S RECORDS CLOSED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN WHO AIMED SHOTGUN IMPRISONED,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO DOWNTOWN INTERSECTIONS CLOSED,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*UNINVITED DINNER GUEST,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MEDICAL WASTE DUMP TRIAL OPENS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRISONERS PUNISHED FOR REFUSING TRANSFERS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAXIMUM SECURITY INMATES COMPLAIN ABOUT CONSTRAINTS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NUNS GIVE 'SISTER ACT' THUMBS UP,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CARETRAUM BACK ON 911,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DELL RAPIDS MAN MEETS PEROT BACKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL-AREA TOWNS TO GET 911 SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"ABERDEEN MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING, RAPE","Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY TO ROUND UP TRUANT KIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SALES TAX ON MEDICAL SERVICES DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*LENDING A HAND,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SENATE MOVES TOWARD FUNDING INDIAN 'THINK TANK',"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*RICHARD WANTS TO BE AMONG BEST,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STORMS SOAK WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"RISING WATERS COULD SPAWN PROBLEMS FOR LAKES, RIVERS","Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SISTERS PLAN TO SHARE PARADISE WITH PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP WAS MISREPRESENTED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PAST LEADERSHIP PREVENTED FLOODING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE NEEDS HELMET AND SEAT-BELT LAWS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MINING GROUPS SHOULD CLEAN UP ACT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--GAYS IN THE MILITARY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
EX-STATE'S ATTORNEY PLEADS GUILTY IN CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOT LINE POSSIBLE FOR FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER MAY BE ASKED TO COMMUTE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PEACE MISSION TO CUBA MAKES POLITICAL STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PEN PALS MEET 28 YEARS LATER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE PUT FACE WITH THEIR BEATS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CUTS DON'T STOP EROS PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ASTRONAUT TO SPEAK AT SOUTH DAKOTA ST,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INSECT FOGGING BRINGS FIRE DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NORTH SIOUX CITY TO GET IOWA AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
2 TEEN-AGERS DIE IN SD ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CANTON CAR SHOW PASSES OTHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
WOMAN: WHITE FORCED SEX,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*NSP INSTALLS NEW POLES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HUTCHINSON TECHNOLOGY REPORTS LOSS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"RAVEN EXPANDING PLANTS, ADDING JOBS","Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
GOVERNOR'S OFFICE SEEKING MORE MORRELL INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*ST PAUL DEALS SIOUX FALLS ANOTHER LOSS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*FROM ITS START, THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER CARRIES POWER","Argus LeaderJul 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*INDIANS GET 30 HOUSES; VOLUNTEERS TAKE HOME LESSONS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
AGENCIES PLAN BUDGET CUTS AS LOTTERY SHUTDOWN LOOMS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S CHOLESTEROL LEVELS HIGH,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PAVILION PRICE TAG ON RISE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD WILL RECOVER NICELY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"FINALLY, AN HONEST MAN (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ARGUS' NAFTA DATA WAS INCORRECT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SALEM MEMORIAL SHOULD BE REPLACED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
INMATES PARTICIPATE IN AA FOR FREE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*THE DREAM TEAM,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
DEVELOPERS SELECT NAMES OF STREETS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO VANDALIZING CARS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LANGFORD MAN WINS POWERBALL PRIZE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES AIR SERVICE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMERCE DEPARTMENT OPENING BRANCH OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT THROWS OUT ARSON CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TRAIN, CEMENT TRUCK COLLIDE","Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUDANESE CHURCH CELEBRATES FREEDOM TO WORSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CRITICS SAY DAM WOULD AID FEW,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FOREST SERVICE GAINS {dollar}5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE OVERTURNS AIR QUALITY LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TROUBLED CORPORATION DOING GOOD BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DISASTER LOAN OFFICES CLOSE AFTER TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REGIONAL FORUM SPONSORED BY SCS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWSUIT WILL SEEK {dollar}1 BILLION FROM IBP,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SCHOOLS REMODELED IN SUMMER BREAK,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEFENDS CHANGING VOTE ON PRODUCT LIABILITY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CARS CRUISE TO CANTON AUTO SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COALITION LISTENS TO COVERAGE CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*VOLUNTEERS DIG UP FORT SISSETON'S PAST,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
17TH STATE TO JOIN POWERBALL LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
FARMERS--RESTRICT WHEAT IMPORTS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SPORTS-MEMORABILIA MARKET GROWS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*BOWLERS ENJOY A G'DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ALDRETE RETURNS TO BIRDS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*LATE NIGHT SNACKING NOT BAD IF YOU'RE CAREFUL,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PUNCH SHOTS THE WAY TO GO AT WESTWARD HO,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FINISHING TOUCHES ON SILVER CREEK C.C.,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BROTSKY READY TO DEFEND WOMEN'S STROKE PLAY TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*THE WALLED LOOK HITS HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TWO WORLDS OF OLD WEST SHINE IN EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CROP ROTATION IMPORTANT FOR ROOT MAGGOT CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*MAN DIES IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
1995 HOMIDICES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN HELPS COPS CATCH SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STRONG ACTING LIFTS 'TALLEY'S FOLLY' AT OLDE TOWNE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LEAD ACTOR CAPTURES SPIRIT OF 'LA MANCHA',"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IT'S TIME TO ACCEPT GOVERNOR (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SMALL CLAIMS DECISION DOESN'T ENSURE REWARD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS MEET BOARD STANDARDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THOMAS COLUMN WRONG TO JUDGE HOMOSEXUALS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*AN ETERNAL LIFE IS OURS FOR THE ASKING,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*SCUBA DIVER GETS BACK IN SWIM OF THINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCUBA TRIP A DIVER'S DELIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOCAL HABITAT NAMES LEISTIKOW AS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DAVE NELSON ELECTED TO NATIONAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HAIL PUMMELS HUMBOLDT AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MOLIN TRACTOR MAKER THINKS SMALL,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PROSECUTORS DROP SEXUAL MOLESTATION CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE FAIR TO HONOR WWII VETERANS AUG.26,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HANSON SELECTS NIELSEN AS AIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
OFFICIALS IDENTIFY BODY FOUND IN VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW: RESIDENTS DISLIKE FAIR POLICY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PANEL WILL SUPPORT GARAGE DESIGN STUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FIDDLER ASSOCIATION GIVES FIRST-TIME HONOR,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*JURY FINDS COUNSELOR NOT GUILTY IN SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
AUCTIONEER GIVES PLEA IN GRAND THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSION PROPOSES MORE TIME TO HUNT,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*DAVISON COUNTY CONSIDERS MOVING ITS PRISONERS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BANK TO OFFER DAY-CARE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
VENDORS AT FAIRS WILL PARY MORE IN TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TASK FORCE REJECTS REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN FLAP,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TRIBE TO OPEN COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TNT MOVIE TO START FILMING,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"COLLECTED TOY TRACTORS, PLATES","Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SHOPLIFTING IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
CANTON CAR SHOW HITS THE ROAD IN 15TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN WHO CUT TELEPHONE CABLES TO APPEAR ON TV,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RODEO DEDICATED TO EVENT'S CO-FOUNDER,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
INTRASTATE TRUCKING INCLUDED IN TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*CRAZY DAYS CONTINUES TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*LUCK SUSTAINS WOMAN THROUGH FALL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
A PRAYER AND A GOOD MEAL-FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIM ENCOURAGING ASYLUM FOR PELTIER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AIM ENCOURAGING ASYLUM FOR PELTIER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*ARTS, CRAFTS ABOUND--2,500 FLOCK TO FESTIVAL","Argus LeaderJul 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
THREE-A-DAY PHEASANT LIMIT BEING PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
THREE-A-DAY PHEASANT LIMIT BEING PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE CHESS MATCH IS TIED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
GASOHOL NOW (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*LENNOX MAYOR IS MASTER OF FEDERAL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*LENNOX MAYOR IS MASTER OF FEDERAL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FIREMEN BATTLE VAPORS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
MIKE HOEGER OF SIOUX FALLS SINGLES CHAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*PARENTS AWAIT WORD ABOUT MISSING SON,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PARENTS AWAIT WORD ABOUT MISSING SON,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SELLING THE HILLS TO 1930S TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'HOW TO TALK TO THE TELEPHONE COMPANY',"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'HOW TO TALK TO THE TELEPHONE COMPANY',"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SELLING THE HILLS TO 1930S TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HONORING JOINS BOTH CULTURES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HONORING JOINS BOTH CULTURES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR TAKES FORUM OFFER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-ARCHIVIST CRITICIZES STATE RECORDS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MED SCHOOL DEFENDS BUDGET TO COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COMMISSIONERS TO CONSIDER SALARY CUT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WHEAT HARVEST COMES EARLY-YIELDS FLUCTUATE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD INMATE INDICTED FOR THREAT TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON URGES PROBE OF COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON URGES PROBE OF COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COMMISSIONERS TO CONSIDER SALARY CUT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SRSTKA ANNOUNCED TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD INMATE INDICTED FOR THREAT TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MED SCHOOL DEFENDS BUDGET TO COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-ARCHIVIST CRITICIZES STATE RECORDS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WHEAT HARVEST COMES EARLY-YIELDS FLUCTUATE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR SHOULD SPEAK FOR SELF (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR JANKLOW ABOUT TV APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR JANKLOW ABOUT TV APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
4 ARMYWORM INFESTATIONS REPORTED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"RAYMOND BLAZE KILLS 1,200 CHICKENS","Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'WILD' FIRE COUNT ABOVE AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER BILL WOULD END EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"1,300 INSPECT HILLS ENERGY EXHIBITS","Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"1,300 INSPECT HILLS ENERGY EXHIBITS","Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"OPINION OPENS UP {dollar}500,000 IN ENERGY FUNDS","Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD LAMB CROP UP 7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
BROOKINGS IS TENNIS CAPITAL OF SD,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS IS TENNIS CAPITAL OF SD,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PERRON SEARCHING FOR RIGHT TITLE COMBO,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PERRON SEARCHING FOR RIGHT TITLE COMBO,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE WORKER BEHIND LETTER-WRITING PRANK,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SEIDSCHLAW'S SENTENCE CUT TO 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STATE WORKER BEHIND LETTER-WRITING PRANK,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
'THE WIZARD OF OZ' VISITS SD,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SUNDAY ON THE GRASS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE DAKOTA THEATER CARAVAN,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE DAKOTA THEATER CARAVAN,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*'ENDLESS LOVE' FLIRTS WITH, BUT AVOIDS...","Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BN MIGHT PURCHASE MAIN LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
URANIUM EXPLORATION PERMIT VOID,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"THUNDERSTORMS, HAIL PAY 2-DAY VISIT TO SD","Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FEDS WON'T MAKE PROMISES TO OGLALAS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FEDS WON'T MAKE PROMISES TO OGLALAS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FEDS WON'T MAKE PROMISES TO OGLALAS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RULES REIN IN PEDI THE PONY PARTY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
REMOVE LIMITS ON LIQUOR LICENSES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MILWAUKEE LINE PURCHASE MAIN THEME OF HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE MINERAL BOARD MEETS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JURY FINDS MITCHELL MAN GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GARRISON PROJECT FOES RAP SED INVOLVEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WATER BOARD CHANGES METHODS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
COMMISSION PROPOSES TWO-BIRD LIMIT ON GEESE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TRIO DOMINATES CHARITY RACES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
LAKE LAKOTA SURVIVES WITH RECENT HEAVY RAINS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*WITNESSES SAY SHOOTING ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FBI CHASTISED FOR OFFERING BRIBE TO PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
IBP HIRES WORKERS IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*A RAMBLING GUY FINDS HAPPINESS ON THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FOR ONE A-MAZING DAY, AN ART MUSEUM MADE OF HAY","Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*TRIM A LITTLE OFF THE TOP, MR PRESIDENT","Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS APPRECIATION DAY SET FOR AUG 25,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IRS PUTS LIEN ON PROPERTY OF O'CONNOR'S SON,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNOR--JANKLOW IGNORING GRAIN CONSORTIUM,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROBE OF BRANDON CHIEF WAS FINANCIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"SALE OF WATER BENEFICIAL, COURT TOLD","Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ARMED ROBBERIES ON UPSWING,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DON'T TAR CONGRESS--FIX PAGE PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"NUCLEAR DISPOSAL, ARMS POSE PROBLEMS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RURAL CARRIERS OPPOSE POSTAL CUTS FOR 1983 (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOCK UP HINCKLEY AND THROW AWAY KEY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AREA'S JULY 11 QUAKE NOT A RARITY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FAULTY WIRING MAY BE CAUSE OF FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN RESCUED FROM LAKE OAHE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINERAL RIGHTS TAX PLAN APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS BACKS LAWMAKER'S FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SIOUX TO DISCUSS LAND, WATER RIGHTS","Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGHWAY WORKER AND FRIENDS PROTEST JOB LOSS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD UPWARD BOUND PROGRAM COMPLETE 14TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"*ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND THE ATHLETE","Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KIRBY BEST OF WOMEN'S STATE GOLFERS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CELEBRITY HOMECOMING IS BASEBALL'S BENEFIT BASH,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"THUNDERSTORMS, TWISTERS WEAVE THROUGH AREA","Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DWI CASES MOVED TO EASE BACKLOG,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PATIENT THANKS MCKENNAN STAFF (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TRAVELER FINDS HELP AT CONOCO (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
AREN'T TOO WORRIED ABOUT HELL'S ANGELS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHARGES AGAINST BELLMAN ARE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FAIR BOARD STICKS WITH WILLIAMS, REE DECISION","Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEUHARTH--PUBLIC CRAVES INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SENIORS' THEATER GROUP TELLS STORIES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DECISION TO STORE GRAIN IN AKRON ENDS FLAP,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
APPROPRIATE RECOGNITION FOR NATIVES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SLURRY PIPELINE BILL ENDANGERS LANDOWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUNDAY ON GRASS OFFERS A FINE LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE PROSECUTORS ABUSE HABITUAL OFFENDER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EDITORIAL ON FARMING METHODS WAS MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW WANTS TASK FORCE TO GIVE HIM IDEAS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE SAYS NEW TOWN MUST BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MONEY MADNESS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
COMPANIES WILL CONTINUE GURNEY NAME,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
DASCHLE--COMBINED PILOT STATIONS UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"CITY POLICE INVESTIGATE RAPE OF WOMAN, 20","Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MEN BEAT TEEN-AGER WHO INTERVENES IN FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"POLICE CHARGE MAN, 52, WITH SHOOTING AT WIFE","Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BANK MAKES 45 PERCENT FEWER FARM LOANS IN 1983,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"EAGLE KILLER GETS 10-DAY SENTENCE, {dollar}1000 FINE","Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MONEY DRIVE BEGINS FOR COLMAN GIRL'S SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"MURPHY, DEFENDER WIN STANDING ROCK PRIMARY","Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
REDFIELD MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO RAPE OF INMATE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"WILLIAMS--ABDNOR, PRESSLER SHOULDN'T BICKER","Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EDGEMONT CLEANUP MAY BEGIN IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
PRISONER FOUND DEAD IN EAGLE BUTTE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
STATE'S 1ST FEMALE SENATOR HONORED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*SYNCHRONIZED SWIM,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TAKING IT EASY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SUNDAY ON THE GRASS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BELL WANTS ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMER GIVES CONSERVATION PROCEDURE CREDIT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RABIES CASE GETS CONFIRMATION NEAR ESTELLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THIEMAN ASSUMES YANKTON COLLEGE POSITION,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, FOOD, BUDGET TOPICS","Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOCHMAN'S PRACTICE IN POOL PAYS OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUGAR POP BREAKS FOR THE CROWD,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REAFFIRMS DECISION THAT BEGAN USER FEES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WEATHER HAS IMPACT ON CITY BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VOLK IN ASSUMING LANDS JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BENEFIT DINNERS PAY FOR VOLUNTEER GROUP,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NATIONAL RODEO FINALS BEGIN IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"WATERTOWN, COUNTY OVER LAW ENFORCEMENT","Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GAVINS POINT SPILLWAY GATES ORDERED OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MCGOVERN TO TALK WITH SOVIETS ON ARMS RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*PAM OIL GOES TO NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PALUCH HANDLES HEAT TO WIN TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY CONSIDERS SWAPPING MALL FOR STREET,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RELIGION AND VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS INSTALL OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GILBERTSON IS AUXILIARY PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
VANROEKEL LEADS NURSES' GROUP,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*HEWLETT SELECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DON'T LET FARM PROBLEMS SLIP (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CENTER FINANCING MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DISABLED CITIZENS GROUP BACKS PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BOARD SUPPORTS PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LEARN ABOUT NUCLEAR WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*MINNESOTA MEATPACKERS APPEAL FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE COST RUNS NEAR {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP QUESTIONS EMISSIONS AT 3M PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER TRAVELS STATE SEEKING BACKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY DELAYS DECISION ON BONDS--AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FIRE BURNS LAKE AREA VO-TECH DORMITORY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KIDNAPPING SUSPECT TO BE RETURNED THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WILLIE NELSON PAYS SURPRISE PINE RIDGE VISIT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PANEL WANTS CHANGES IN CHILD SUPPORT LAWS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOARD TO TAKE CONSULTANT BIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BRADLEY--DON'T FEAR SIOUX NATION BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
AIKINS MURDER TRIAL POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY STILL WANTS REGIONAL JAILS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*WEDDING HAS MOM & DAD'S BLESSING,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HAY AIRLIFT MIGHT BE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ASSAULT ON RIGHT-TO-WORK LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MISMANAGEMENT IS TO BLAME FOR INSURANCE CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MUCH ADO ABOUT 2 ORDINARY PEOPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SERVING US NOT WORTH IT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER BILL TO FUND STUDY OF ALZHEIMER'S,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*TV CREW TEMPORARILY REVIVES DYING TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES MAKE WAVES OVER WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX VOTERS APPROVE CAPITAL OUTLAY PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROSTENKOWSKI TO STUMP FOR DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROW CROPS NEED RAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO PLAN JAIL'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SCHWARTZ GETS MORE TIME TO DECIDE ON APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AMERICAN WESTERN EARNINGS DOWN 30 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MURDER SUSPECTS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW YORKER ASKS TO OPEN BANK IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOY DIES AFTER BEING RUN OVER BY TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEVADA WOMAN DIES IN ACCIDENT NEAR ONIDA,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLL--STATE RESIDENTS FEEL SAFE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"STATE OWNS BED OF LAKE, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD MAN TO SERVE 6 MONTHS FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SD STUDENTS PAY LESS AT ND SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BELL SUPPORTS KEEPING IRA PROGRAM INTACT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JOHNSON WANTS TECHNICAL DATA TO BE PROTECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
NSP TO FORCE OUT TOP OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY DISPUTES PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PETERSON DISPUTES NEED FOR RAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HIGH-SPEED TOUR REVEALS ROADS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS GIRL WINS STATE PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
3 COMPLETE DAKOTA WRITING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
AL BROWN'S WAY OF REMEMBERING BIAS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAYOR FINDS MINNESOTA LIFE TOO TAXING,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOBILE HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IBP FINE SENDS MESSAGE--OSHA,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AREA RESIDENTS STOMACH MORE HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CULT FILM STAR TO TEST HOME VIDEO DELIVERY IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CITY NIGHTCLUB DANCES THROUGH TWO DECADES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
RED CROSS PLANS SWIM BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON IRAN-CONTRA HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*TASK FORCE WOULD ENHANCE POTENTIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LOT OF WORK REMAINS IN ARTS CENTER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*DENT JOINS YOUNGSTERS ON DAKOTAS TOUR,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FETERL IN CBA DRAFT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PERCH SOLE BRIGHT SPOT IN DRAB WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOY IMPROVES AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRANT TO HELP HEALTH NETWORK,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCATION SET FOR BUSH VISIT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UTILITY TO HOST CONGRESSMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW SUMMER COAT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*TEACHER, TEEN MAKE SPECIAL TEAM","Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL APPROVES GRANT FOR DISABLED HOUSING,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR AMMONIA SEARCH,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL, UNION REPRESENTATIVES MEET","Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GAS NEARS {dollar}1 A GALLON,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SPECULATION ABOUT SEARS SITE GROWS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AUTOPSY REPORT WON'T BE RELEASED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS NOT TOO BUGGED BY HOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RECORD-BREAKING PLANE TO CROSS SD,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS AGAIN CALL FOR SCHOOL TO BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD COUNTIES TO GET WATER AID,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DISHEARTENING HARVEST,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER OFFERS COUNTER TO HILLS BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
16 CENTS OF WISHES KILLED PENGUIN,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE FIGURES TO SWIM IN BLACK INK,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CHARITIES FACE LARGER CROWDS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BENTSEN IS AN EXAMPLE OF COMPROMISE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION CONTROLS SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEGATIVISM HURTING SD'S EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STORIES ILLUSTRATE HYPOCRISY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
VOTE AGAINST MINING BILL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*FOUR SURVIVE MATCH-PLAY GOLF CUT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ASPHYXIATION CITED IN WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATE DISPUTES NEED FOR REGULATION,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATE SPEAKS ON FIRE DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-FUGITIVES SET FIRE IN ND CELL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAPANESE STUDENTS BEGIN MITCHELL STAY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DELEGATES LEAVE CONVENTION GLITZ BEHIND,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS LACK INDIVIDUALITY OF TUMULTUOUS ERA,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MAN, 64, CHARGED IN HIT-AND-RUN","Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR SEES GAINS IN RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PARKING FEE CONSIDERED FOR COURTHOUSE SPACES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RESTAURANT INVESTOR RELEASES DOCUMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOG FARMERS PLAN STRATEGY FOR BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UPGRADING CUSTER PARK WOULD BOOST ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*MINNEHAHA CO HOUSING MARKET,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBE TREASURER--SUSPENSION WAS ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*DAY AT CLINIC FULL OF 'REASONS',"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UNITED RELEASES NAMES OF DEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EGAN WORTHY OF SPOT IN HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MONEY TEMPTING, BUT STATE NOT A TRASH CAN (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RIGHT-TO-LIFERS IN OTHERS' SHOES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL SYSTEM SUPERIOR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ROBBIE WORTHY OF HONOR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
JESUS IS ROUTE TO HEAVEN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NEW SPACE GOAL NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GRAUVOGL MISSED THE BOAT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SMEAR TACTICS APPARENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*CONFUSION IN DEMOCRATS' RANKS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"TO SERVE SPORTING, SELF DEFENSE PURPOSES","Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SWIMMER HOPES FOR LONG CAREER IN WATER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEPTH FINDERS ARE VALUABLE TOOL FOR ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*PURSUIT OF PASTIME NEEDN'T CAUSE RIFT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
DUCK POPULATION HURT BY DROUGHT CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
"CAR-HORSE ACCIDENT KILLS ALLEN MAN, 23","Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN DANCE GROUP TO PERFORM FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAKE-A-WISH SENDS GIRL TO DISNEYLAND,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSING MANS BODY IS FOUND,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK TWO MEN IN MORNING ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE FACE CHARGES IN LARCENY AT PERKINS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS COME HOME TO CELEBRATE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BISHOP ACCUSES POLITICIANS OF AVOIDING DIALOGUE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON WANTS AID FOR RURAL DRUG WAR,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IONA CREDITS BOYCOTT WITH SAVING SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AGENCIES GET FUNDS FOR SEX ASSAULT VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD OFFERS HOST PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UPWARD BOUND HELPS INDIAN TEENS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BLUEPRINT EXPANDS FOR ABERDEEN MALL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY ADDED TO DISASTER LIST,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TARGETS TRADE WITH CANADA,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS FIRM PATCHES AILING RAIL CARS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HOMESTEADERS LANDED MARKET FOR PUBLISHER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*BALLOONISTS LAUNCH MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*ONE GIANT LEAP FOR MANKIND,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
DISEASE DORMANT IN STATE SO FAR,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
NORTHEAST OFFERS BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1989, sect.F, p.04, col.5"
*STRIKING IT WITCH ON WATER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRACTORS OF GRANITE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THERE'S MORE TO THIS TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AMBULANCE FIRM WANTS 911 RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MORALITY CAN NOT MEASURE ACHIEVEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SEE HOW THEY GROW,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
"TIMING DEBATABLE, BUT PAY RAISE OK (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT WILL BUILD PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HEART ACCOUNTING CAUSES CONSTERNATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOMOSEXUALITY CANCER DEVOURING THE NATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*LATE-LIFE PREGNANCY OK,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
ANTI-APARTHEID OFFICIAL TO ATTEND PEACE CAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BERESFORD LOSES POWER TEMPORARILY SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER--PRESSLER SHOULD RETURN MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BRIGHT FUTURE FOR FUND-RAISING,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TWO HURT IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY STREETS WILL SHOW ITS RESTAURANT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOSSILS SELL WELL FOR SD FIRM,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE PLANS TO RECYCLE ITS PAPER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*MORE RESPECT FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COUNCIL SETS DEADLINE FOR DECISION ON AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAKE WHITEWOOD FISHING REGULATIONS RESCINDED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRIVATE FUNDS NEEDED FOR ELDERLY PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS BEGIN PETITION FOR COUNTY TO TAKE OVER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PACTOLA LEVEL DROP THREATENS WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DUTIES OF TRUSTEE ARE MANY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*PROVIDERS TAKING HARDER BUSINESS APPROACH,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
"*PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE","Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARGO SEEKS CARETRAUM BID FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN GETS 60 DAYS FOR RAPES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TEEN-AGERS OVERCOME BY HEAT ON RETURN FROM DC,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COUPLE TOLD TO FORFEIT LAND TO PAY BACK TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SAYS HEALTH REPORTS EXAGGERATED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
2 DIE IN SEPARATE WEEKEND ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS HAVE PLAN FOR SURPLUS CASH,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LAWSUIT AGAINST ILLEGAL MEDICAL DUMPS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MUSIC POLICY QUESTIONED BY STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FIRM TO TEST WASTE-HAULING RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
FRONTIER BAR MUST RELOCATE OR FACE FINES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DON'T SURRENDER TO MEDICAL WASTE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BUSH KEEPS WORKERS FROM VOTING ON PACT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
RESPECT GIVEN FUNERAL PROCESSION APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"RESTAURANTS, CONCERTS IMPRESS VISITORS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
WELL PREPARED FOR ATTORNEY JOB (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SOVIETS A THREAT WHEN KGB HAS POWER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
CITY PLANS BIG BLAST TO SCARE NESTING BIRDS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HANDGUN RAFFLE OK'D DURING STURGIS RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES MOTIONS IN LAKE ANDES CIVIL SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE FAIR WILL BE SITE OF ARM-WRESTLING EVENT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUMMER STORMS BLAST NORTHEAST SD,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HEARING TO EXPLORE DISASTER CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
RUNNERS DECRY USE OF RED ROCK,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOVERNORS SIGN REGIONAL POLICY ON WASTE DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*PREP ALL-STARS ARE READY FOR ACTION,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*US TEAM DOWNS MEXICO 13-3,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSAL WOULD BAN CERTAIN EXOTIC ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BALL STATE ASSISTANT KIRCHNER IS COACH,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ENDING YEAR AS SPEAKERS LEADER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FREE SOFTWARE HELP AVAILABLE FOR LOANS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"MOST MOVE TO, FROM TWIN CITIES","Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RADIO STAION KEZV SOLD AT SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"TAXABLE SALES RISE, BUT MORE SLOWLY","Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SD FARMLAND STILL TOO DRY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*DEVELOPER ENVISIONS RIVERSIDE PLAYGROUND,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CEMETERY IS SILENT RECORD OF SETTLERS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JET SKIER--WAVE OF FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD MAN ARRESTED FOR CLINTON THREATS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SUED FOR CLOSING WITH CHILD INSIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*QUAYLE VISITS CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ANTI-GAMBLING SINGER FIRED AS BARTENDER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTACARE PLAN PINCHES MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BIA CAN'T ACCOUNT FOR FUNDS MEANT FOR PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SHOULD AVOID YUGOSLAV CONFLICT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--ALL THE ROAD CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS MUST IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
KATERI CENTER CLOSED TO ASSESS NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STARVING TO WIN WAR NOT A NEW TACTIC (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
DRIVER DIES WHEN CAR RUNS OFF BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FALLS PARK PLANS NEAR COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER GOVERNOR BOE IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN AWARDED {dollar}50,000 AFTER WAL-MART MISHAP","Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CONVICTED RAPIST SEEKS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TAKE THAT],"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CLINTON, BUSH SUPPORT EROS PROJECT","Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEGLECT CONTINUES AT PUPPY FARM,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A LONG RIDE HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AMENDMENT TO GARBAGE BILL KILLED BY SENATE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CRAZY HORSE PROGRESS ON 'SUNDAY MORNING',"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DOUG KIRKUS NAMED TO E911 TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP TO PROPOSE STATE-EMPLOYEE RAISES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPRING CREEK DAM DROWNING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TAX MONEY WON'T BE USED FOR DIG,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FIRE DOESN'T STOP CANTON PAPER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FIND PROBLEMS WITH PROPOSED MAIL CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HERCULES TAKES FEDERAL JUDGE TO TASK IN SUE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ON THE ROAD FOR A GOOD CAUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TRIBE ASKS LAWMAKERS FOR COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
RESEARCHERS SEEK NEW USES FOR AG PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*COMSTOCK ROLLS TO JUNIOR GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REACTS TO A MISSED PUTT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"DIEHARDS BRAVE WEATHER, CATCH FISH","Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*A DOWN-HOME ARTIST,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WELCOME HOME NOT TOO HOT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"STUDY WOMEN'S RIGHTS, CHART FUTURE","Argus LeaderJul 23 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FLOODS VICTIMS BEGIN APPLYING FOR ASSISTANCE IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HUNTERS COULD BENEFIT FROM SOGGY SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD PREDICTS STEEP TAX HIKES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE INTRODUCES DISASTER BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NATION MUST GIVE NATURE MORE RESPECT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRISON RIOT BLAME SITS AT THE TOP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PUBLIC SCHOOLS MUST STAY WITH BASICS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REALTOR SHOULD RESIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CLAYTON MAN IN INDICTED IN BROTHERS' DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE AIDE NAMED TO EDUCATION POST,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HALFWAY HOUSE WALKAWAY RECAPTURED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS PATROL CAR FIRST TO USE ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BARNETT WARNS OF POST-FLOOD SCAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MILLERS MAKE MOVE INTO GOVERNOR'S MANSION,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REVIVAL SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROFESSIONAL FUND-RAISERS TAKE 80% OF SOLICITATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHANCELLOR CHURCH CELEBRATES CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-HORMEL CHAIRMAN DIES; SERVICES TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE LAWYER LOSES LICENSE FOR 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RADIO STATION ASKS FOR MONEY FOR RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ABERDEEN AREA LATEST FLOOD TARGET,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SORENSON BUYS EX-SUPERINTENDENT'S HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TO TAKE WITNESS STAND TODAY IN HIS DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT SAYS DAVI GOT A FAIR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
CABLE FIRM PREPARES FOR RATE ROLLBACK,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*SWEET SWINGING CANARY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CUT IN ARTS FUND WILL HURT SD,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PLAY AUDITIONS ARE SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SHORTHAND CAN SPICE UP ON-LINE COMPUTER CONVERSATION,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*FARMERS EXPECT A QUALITY OAT CROP,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LAKE THREATENS TINY COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"NEED FOR FOSTER FAMILIES RISING, SPECIALIST SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*JAZZ-BLUES FEST TODAY IS ONE BIG FREEBIE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GOALS 2000 WORTH FIGHTING FOR ALL THE WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER DEFENDS VOTE ON PRODUCT LIABILITY BILL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THINKING SKILLS WILL RID PEOPLE OF 'BLIND' FAITH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*ABUSING FREEDOM DISASTROUS FOR NATION AND PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
JURY SAYS BUSINESSES NOT TO BLAME FOR FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN DIES IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS BOY DIES AFTER FALLING IN LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CITY GETS {dollar}100,000 FOR DOWNTOWN LOANS","Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY SEEKS FAMILY PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP NEAR CHANGE PETITION'S GOAL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BALLPARK ROCK,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCORES ON NEW TEST ABOVE AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CRITICIZES PRESSLER FOR FIRST-CLASS FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DENTIST'S PATIENTS RECEIVE REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAIN OGLALA STORE GOES UP IN FLAMES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRIVER IN FATALITY HAS FIRST COURT DATE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE ANDES GROUP WANTS TO RESTORE LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FUNGUS INVADING SPRING WHEAT FIELDS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHARGES TO BE FILED IN INTERSTATE CHASE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE MAY CAP WORKERS' COMP CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CANDIDATE BERATES AUDITOR FOR SILENCE ON LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS FIGHT ON MISSOURI RIVER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DUMP OPPONENTS SAY RULING COULD LEAD TO VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
HUD OFFICIAL WANTS MORE TRIBAL HOUSING MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CARTER LEAVES RESERVATION WITH APPRECIATION,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MURAL SHOULD BE ON DISPLAY IN CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MADISON BANK TO OPEN BRANCH IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"CATTLE HERD BIGGEST SINCE 1985, USDA REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*CANARIES TOP SIOUX CITY 3-0,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MEDALS AT NATIONAL TAE KWON DO MEET,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*BOYS TOP LOCAL PROSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*CHARGES POSSIBLE IN DASCHLE INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
VERSATILITY CALLED KEY IN TODAY'S JOB MARKET,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PACKWOOD HEARINGS COULD CALL ATTENTION TO DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*PAM CORP. GETS INTO GAS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BROTHER BRINGS HORTNESS BACK,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BIG 'CATS' LURK IN AREA WATERS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*RECORD SMALLMOUTH VERIFIED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
PHEASANT SURVEY UPCOMING,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.C, p.10, col.6"
SHERIFF'S SICK DAYS USED IN RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION HALTS SITE DEMOLITION WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOY WITH LEUKEMIA TO GET DREAM TRIP,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HELP AVAILABLE FOR ELECTRICITY BILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW EYES TRIBAL GAMING,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PAINTING THE TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY FILES SUIT IN '92 FIRE DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BELATED FIREWORKS GLITTER IN SKIES OVER FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'BUILDERS' ARE SOUGHT FOR HABITAT EVENT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*YOUNG KIDS WARNED AGAINST DRINKING WATER,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*14-MONTH-OLD DIES IN BATHTUB AT HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TWO MEN KILLED WHEN EJECTED FROM VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PROGRAM ON MARBLES SET FOR THRUSDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS SR. CITIZENS: BOARD WALTZING AROUND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MURALS DEPICT COMMUNITY PERSONALITY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DENIED ONLY HANDFUL DUE TO LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"*WORKED FOR FBI, WITH HOSPICE PATIENTS","Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*UNIVERSITY TUITION AND FEES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*FIVE HOMELESS AFTER TWO FIRES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
COURT: CUSTODY CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*PETS ON PARADE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MEDICAL BLOOD TESTS OK IN DRUNKEN DRIVING CASES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
EVERYONE CAN HELP KEEP THIS CITY SAFE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
ETHANOL PLANT WOULD HELP ECONOMY (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PARKS PROPOSAL WORTH EXPLORING (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
OPEN CAUCUSES GUARANTEE FAIRNESS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
JOHNSON RESPECTED BY BOTH POLITICAL PARTIES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
CURB-SIDE RECYCLING DOESN'T JUSTIFY COST (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
ATTACK ON RECYCLING EXAMPLE OF IGNORANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
BILL WON'T PROTECT STATE'S BLACK HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
*VITALITY OF BLACK HILLS HINGES ON TIMBER MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
*CLINTON'S CONCESSION TO TIMBER INDUSTRY THREATENS,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON HELP WORKING FAMILIES (L)","Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
SOME GOP MEMBERS UPSET WITH RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*CAMELOT FREE FROM DAILY EMERGENCIES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*LIFE EXPECTANCY IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*WISCONSIN DELLS FEATURES SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
SD PHARMACISTS ARE HONORED,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.G, p.09, col.4"
*SF MYSTERY WRITER BLENDS WHODUNIT WITH WHY,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.G, p.10, col.2"
*TRY GUIDED TOUR OF TWIN CITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 23 1995, sect.G, p.13, col.1"
LITTON HIRING TO DOUBLE OUTPUT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LITTON HIRING TO DOUBLE OUTPUT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE HAS 105-VOTE LEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE HAS 105-VOTE LEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CRASHING FOR CHORAL ALL STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STATE SERVICE FROM WESTERN UP IN AIR,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT HEAD RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TAX PROTESTER'S TRIAL CONVENES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TAX PROTESTER'S TRIAL CONVENES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WRECK KILLS VIBORG YOUTH,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
RAPID CITY POLICE CAPTURE ARMED MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
FUEL SUPPLY QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
BODY FOUND NEAR HILL CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS ROCK IS SHAKY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
FUEL SUPPLY QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
WATERTOWN MAN DROWNS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
REPORT ON PIPELINE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
AIM TO ABOLISH BIA,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HARRISBURG COUPLE BURNED OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
TOXAPHENE PERMISSION CANCELED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
TOXAPHENE PERMISSION CANCELED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
DASCHLE DEFENDED IN VOTES ON OIL PROFITS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE DEFENDED IN VOTES ON OIL PROFITS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
'NOW' GENERATION STORY IN PROGRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ADVICE FOR CARTER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*STATE AIMS TO REPLENISH PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*BOAT PEOPLE REGROUP IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*WORKSHOP OFFERS A CHANCE FOR INDEPENDENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*WORKSHOP OFFERS A CHANCE FOR INDEPENDENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PELTIER SEARCH CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POST OFFICE SAVED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
STATE NOT LIABLE IN 'BULLDOZER' CASES-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
INDIANS ARE READY TO BUY LAND TRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
INDIANS ARE READY TO BUY LAND TRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
INDIANS ARE READY TO BUY LAND TRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
*KNOBE TESTIFIES BEFORE GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KNOBE TESTIFIES BEFORE GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLITICS TAINTS SELECTION OF JUDGES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KNOBE TESTIFIES BEFORE GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW ALBUMS A MIXED BAG,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUNDAY ON THE GRASS IS GROWING,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GARRETSON COMMEMORATES PAST,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'DOCTOR FISCHER OF GENEVA',"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION RELUCTANT IN VOTING LEGION CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY HAS MORE BOMB SHELTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD FARMERS PAYING FOR CLOSED RAIL LINES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BELL WORKERS VOTE TO STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MANDAN PROTESTS ALMOST HALTED OFFICIALS' VISIT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD FARMERS PAYING FOR CLOSED RAIL LINES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*USING THE RIGHT TOUCH,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FEDERAL FUNDS FOR SD DROUGHT CALLED UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PLAN COULD CUT EROS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
KNOBE PRAISED FOR PARKING LOT SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IS APOLOGY NEEDED FOR GOV JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KNOBE PRAISED FOR PARKING LOT SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LET MANDAN LINE MEET SD CRITERIA (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABORTION ADVICE FOR PLANNED PARENTHOOD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"ABDNOR SEEKS PROBE OF BILLY, LIBYA","Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CENSUS UPS SF POPULATION FIGURES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE NIXES EMBARGO AMENDMENT BY DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}8 MILLION EDUCATION AID ASKED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CENSUS UPS SF POPULATION FIGURES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SUSPECTED ROBBER ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HALF OF SD MOTORISTS OBEY LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD GETS HIGHEST RETURN ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL LUNCHES COORDINATOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SEARS ISSUES CAUTIONS ON SAWS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SD AGRICULTURE FIGURES IMPRESSIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD REGENTS TO REPLACE COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD REGENTS TO REPLACE COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
OAHE BOARD MEMBER ACCUSED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
OAHE BOARD MEMBER ACCUSED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS MAN HELD AFTER MONTANA BANK HEIST,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY 'FORGOT'-LAND TRADE 'MISTAKE',"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY 'FORGOT'-LAND TRADE 'MISTAKE',"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY 'FORGOT'-LAND TRADE 'MISTAKE',"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN HELD AFTER MONTANA BANK HEIST,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*KUNSTLER TO AID MEANS DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*KUNSTLER TO AID MEANS DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"ELECTION LOSS PAYS, WINEGARDEN FINDS","Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*'DAD' & 'GLITTER DOME'-BRUTAL HONESTY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'WELCOME HOME'-A LITTLE LIKE GOING HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAKE ALBERT BOTTOM REAPS STORIES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE VOTES AGAINST GARRISON FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE VOTES AGAINST GARRISON FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN CASHES IN ON FIND,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN CASHES IN ON FIND,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE OFFICE DOESN'T WANT HUD MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SEVERE WEATHER STRIKES AGAIN IN WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MORE AIRLINES EXPECTED TO FILE PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PANEL STUDIES FARM INJURY INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PANEL STUDIES FARM INJURY INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PAC INFLUENCE ON LAWMAKERS EYED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
RAINFALL SKIPS OVER HURON AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ISRAEL SHOULD STOP ITS ATTACKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE OKS PUC REDISTRICTING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE MUST POST BOND FOR SEWER LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD LAMB CROP UP 9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BRANDON TO HONOR MCHARDYS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
PUC BACKS MILWAUKEE REPAIR PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
BRANDON TO HONOR MCHARDYS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
ARMOUR RESIDENTS UPSET WITH PUC,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
ARMOUR RESIDENTS UPSET WITH PUC,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*PRESSLER MARRIES MARYLAND WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IBP DELUGED BY PEOLE WANTING JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"IT'S SHARK ALL RIGHT, BUT HOW IT GOT TO SD...","Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD HIGH COURT BACKS DUE-ON-SALE CLAUSES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
84-YEAR-OLD SPEAKING AGAINST NUKES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
THANKS FOR THE CAR HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HE SERVED ON THE PRAIRIE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
KIRBY-LARSON DUEL WILL BE REMEMBERED FOR A LONG TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CAN'T COMPARE KIDS TO PROS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOMHOFF TAKES OVER SUCCESSFUL WARRIOR TEAM,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA STATE CLOSER TO BECOMING A COMPUTER SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KKRC TAKING OVER AIRWAVES AS LEADING SF STATION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUBCOMMITTEE PASSES REVISED FARM CRISIS ACT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY CHARGES 9 MEN IN HOMESTAKE THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL-UNION CONTRACT TALKS WILL RESUME IN CHICAGO,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHOOTING VICTIM AT INDIAN CAMP BLED TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMPUTER ERA EXPANDS CITIBANK'S ROLE IN SF (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EMPHASIS QUESTIONED IN FUNERAL COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NO US INTERFERENCE IN MOST GRAIN SALES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SAFETY CAN REDUCE HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SCARED STRIGHT--OR SCARED TO DEATH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WHY PRESSLER BACKED DISABLED VET'S BILL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DOWNTOWN OFFERS FREE PARKING FOR SHOPPERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"FISHING EXPANSION, SD FEES CRITICIZED (L)","Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DEADWOOD MAN FILES ELECTION PAPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGHWAY MONEY COULD BE CUT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAKE ANDES MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS HONOR JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WELCOME HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NICE TO BE BACK...,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELKTON BANK WINS {dollar}1 MILLION VERDICT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER QUESTIONS PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW HOPE FOR CENTRAL AMERICA (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOSING EAST-WEST RAIL WOULD HANDICAP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRICES TO FOLLOW LAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
US HAS BECOME WORLD BANK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
GROUP NEEDS HELP SPONSORING PEACE MARCH,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED FOR INJURING POLICE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TICKETS ON SALE FOR FARMERS APPRECIATION DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HELL'S ANGELS ROLL IN WITHOUT INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
MOTEL OWNER DENIES BIKERS' REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
WAGONS HIT THE TRAIL FOR OAHE DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CUSTER FESTIVAL TO BE HELD AS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS FEDERAL GRANT FOR MAMMOTH SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WHEAT POURING IN AT RECORD PACE IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PRISON RAPE WILL AFFECT WORK PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
LATE HUMPHREY WOULD HAVE LOVED HOMECOMING PARTY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLOOF PROOF DYNASTIES AREN'T ANCIENT HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BIG SIOUX RIVER SPILLWAY OFFERS HOT SPOT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BUSH MAKES SWITCH TO STEEL SHOT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*GOLDSTINE IS PURE GOLD TO MONARCHS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
BERG PREPARING FOR YEAR'S BIGGEST TEST,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
GETTING READY FOR SOCIAL EVENT OF THE SEASON,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*SOCIALIZING,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EXERCISE STATIONS OPENED SATURDAY AT METHODIST HOSP,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HELP...AND WHERE TO GET IT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WORKSHOP IN CONFERENCE CENTER OF TOWNHOUSE MOTEL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BETTY HAUSER LIKES TO TRY NEW RECIPES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAGAZINE RANKS NORTHLANDER AMONG TOP 500,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
POETRY CONTEST ENTRIES ACCEPTED UNTIL AUG 30,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*LOCAL HOUSING INDUSTRY CLIMBS BACK UP LADDER,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION TRY TO NAIL RECRUITS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN FIRST HALF OF JULY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
*NO PLAN FOR BASKETBALL COURTS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLERS MAY LOSE FAMILY FARM,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW METHOD OF KIDNEY STONE REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOFER LAWYER SAYS TRIAL MONTHS AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL CUSTODIANS GET PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE HOSPITAL COSTS RECORD NATIONAL LOW,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BIDS TO BE OPEN FOR COURTHOUSE REMODELING,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHARGES OF ASSAULTING OFFICER FACE LOCAL MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INTERIM PRESIDENT NAMED AT DAKOTA STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN FACES CHARGE AFTER PLASTIC PISTOL INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BUSINESSES REAP PROFITS AT EXPENSE OF WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OLD GROUND REPLOWED IN PRISON DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COWBOYS' BATTLE AGAINST INJURY 'PAINFUL',"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN SAYS GAS BILL BATTLE FRUSTRATING,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AGREEMENT REACHED ON FATE OF WILD HORSES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BALTIC MAN WILL FACE RETRIAL ON RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BRIAN BJERKE TO JOIN KSFY TELEVISION STAFF,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FINANCIAL BREAKS GIVEN TO TWO MANUFACTURERS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
GROUPS ENLISTING SUPPORT FOR ABDNOR'S BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LAWYERS TO ARGUE IF GIRL IS COMPETENT TO TESTIFY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LIBERTARIAN PARTY TO HAVE CONVENTION SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MAN SOUGHT FOR COLORADO DEATH WANTED HERE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
EDUCATOR OBJECTS TO COST OF STATE MERIT SCHOLARHSIP,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN GIVEN 30 DAYS IN HIT-AND-RUN FATALITY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ARMY WORMS WORSE IN NORTHERN PART OF STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
ACCIDENT KILLS PARKSTON MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CAR CRASH KILLS MARTY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FLOOD HELP MEETINGS SET,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MAN DIES IN APARTMENT FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STURGIS HAS WATER RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WHITE RIVER LOW ON WATER,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WORTHING BLAZE DESTROYS BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*2 DEAD, 1 HURT IN LAKE WILSON, MINNESOTA","Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW OFFERS PLAN TO AID SMALL TOWNS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PROSECUTORS CHANGE BAD CHECK POLICY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABDNOR BETRYAING SUPPORTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW DESERVES BLAME FOR HIGHER ED PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE DOESN'T NEED 2 HIGH COURT VACANCIES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POLICE PREOCCUPIED WITH TRAFFIC (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*THE BEAUTY AND THE BEGINNERS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KUNDERT LIKES NEW CONCEALED HANDGUN RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILITARY DEAL MEANS 35 MORE JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WASTE VOTE ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A PICTURE'S WORTH A LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW REVS UP OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WOMAN FEELS STING OF RABIES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"FIREFIGHTERS, GRATEFUL RESIDENTS","Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY TO CONSIDER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
PANEL PONDERS DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
HOUSE PASSES VETERANS JOBS BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OPEN FIRE IN BLACK HILLS STILL PROHIBITED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY PLANT PLANS TO LAY OFF 110 MORE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON SIOUX PLAN FIRST PRIMARY ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW KNOCKS VO-TECH SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
STUDENTS YEARN TO LEARN ENGLISH,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY PLANS REUNION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PETERS EARNS EAGLE SCOUT STATUS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*SWEDLUND WINS PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
FRESH FRUITS ADDED TO LOCAL SHELVES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1985, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
HOTELS CRACK DOWN ON PROSTITUTES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUMMERTIME HITS HIGH GEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW--DASCHLE EXPLOITING FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STORYBOOK LOOK INFLUENCES LOCAL BRIDES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE ROYAL WEDDING,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TWO HOSPITALS IN HEART-CARE BUSINESS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*AMENDMENT BAD SIGN FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRICES DROP 3 MORE CENTS AT GASOLINE PUMPS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEEK GIVES CAMPERS TALES TO TELL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR--AMENDMENT MAY CUT TAX LOSSES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BOARD TO PRESENT CRISIS COUNSELING SESSION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*KERHOVE'S MURDER TRIAL TO BE IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GROUPS UNVEIL PLANS FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WITHHOLD GRANT FOR PIERRE CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ROSTENKOWSKI TO APPEAR WITH DASCHLE IN 3 CITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNION WON'T APPEAL RULING IN DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BICYCLIST DIES WHEN STRUCK BY CAR NEAR WALL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM DELEGATE MEETINGS CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KNOX PRESIDENT MUM ABOUT RUMORED BUYOUT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOST AT BEADLE MEETING DON'T LIKE WHEEL TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SAFETY COUNCIL BACKS HIGHER SPEED LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EPISCOPAL SCHOOL TO CLOSE FOR '86-'87,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"WATER DISTRICT GETS NEW NAME, MANAGER","Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AREA EXCURSION BOAT TO DOCK IN OMAHA,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FORT RANDALL TO BE SITE OF DIG,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW WARNS OF HIGH HOSPITAL COSTS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CITY MAY FLOAT IT'S OWN BOATS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRY CLEANER PANTS CHEERFULLY UNDER HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ALL IN THE CARDS FOR BASEBALL AFICIONADOS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
SYMPHONY NAMES EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*CRITIC MUSED ON HER CRAFT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
HOSPITALS' UNITY HELPS COMMUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WELCOME STEP TOWARD RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MISS AMERICA LACKS TASTE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
WHAT IF AMERICANS DIE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
PATRIOTS DON'T BREAK LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PIPE DREAM NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
RED CROSS STREET GUIDE GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*WEST RIVER SENIORS PLAN GOLF CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CANTON SCHOOL TO HAVE REUNION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHAUTAUQUA SET IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE ACTS ON VET CENTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON FIRE BLAMED ON CORD,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAPANESE VISIT AT DAKOTA STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEWER TEST RESULTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*TESTING, TESTING","Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP AGREES ON PART OF ROAD WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING AUTHORITY APPROVES LOAN MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEARS DENIES ANNOUNCEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*CLERGY, PARTIES KEEP TALKING ABOUT STRIKE","Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MORRELL, UNION DISAGREE ON LINK WITH IBP","Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIRE APPEARS CONTAINED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIVESTOCK TO REVAMP BRAND BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOTEL GUESTS EVACUATED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*POPULATION BREAKDOWN BY YEAR 1990,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RETAIL SALES GROW,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CITY TO HELP GET WATER FOR PLANNED HOG FARM,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT AFFIRMS FIRING IN BIRTH CONTROL CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DENTIST'S MOLESTATION VERDICT STANDS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"KYLE MAN CONVICTED IN RAPE OF NUN, 60","Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEWELL MAN KILLED IN RAPID CITY CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RESIDENTS TO HELP IN CREEK CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FARMERS REAP LOW YIELDS FROM FIELDS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BEST CITIES SURVEY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GOVT EMPLOYEES CAN'T HAVE IT BOTH WAYS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*RESENTS REPUBLICAN EFFORTS TO DEGRADE HIM,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
INITIATIVES PROTECT 2 LARGEST INDUSTRIES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
IT'S TIME TO REDUCE ARMS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SPEECH HELPS BRIGHTEN DASCHLE'S STAR,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BRING TOP-NOTCH ACTS HERE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
ENCOURAGE YOUNG PLAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
LAW DOESN'T PROTECT HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
IT'S TIME FOR TAX CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*RED DEVIL SPEEDWAY ADDS FUEL TO RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MATCH-PLAY TITLE CHASE DOWN TO 2,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BEUCKENS FINDS BRIGHT SIDE AT GATE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN FIGHTS FOR WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
IZAAK WALTON MEETING TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
LAKE ANDES MAN SETS TWO WORLD RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
NUMBER OF STATE ANTELOPE PERMITS RISE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
NUNDA FARM COUPLE HONORED BY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
AGENT SAYS CATTAILS CAN WORK AS SEED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AMERICAN WESTERN REPORTS HIGHER PROFIT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHWEIGER'S STARTS BUILDING NEW PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S NO MORE PINS AND NEEDLES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE SHINES IN COMPANY'S DESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WHEAT ACRES GO UNDER,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LEAD KICKS OFF WORK ON RECREATION CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NUNDA COUPLE WIN CONSERVATION AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT LOAN BOND HEARING SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
VOTE NEEDED TO SHUT NEMO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION PROGRAM AT SPRINGFIELD HELPS INMATES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
INTEREST IN WATER PROJECTS REVIVED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HILLS FIRES DOUBLE '87 NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
PRESSLER--ELDERLY INDIANS IGNORED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*CARD-FILLED HOUSE TURNS AMATEUR TO PRO,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
NATIONAL GUARD STRENGTH IN REGION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
*JESUIT GATHERS CONTEMPORARY PIECES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*RANCHER TO BUILD SANCTUARY FOR MUSTANGS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CURT BYRUM WINS 1ST PGA TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WILLARD SCOTT--HAT'S OFF TO COLTON,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DARING ESCAPE BRINGS MAN TO STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CREWS TO COMB FIELDS FOR CLUES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*AREA WRITERS PUBLISH THEIR OWN BOOKS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"ZOO, MUSEUM IMPROVE (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FLAG'S MEANING DEFILED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TORMENT NEVER ENDS FOR VICTIMS OF RAPE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TRACK NEEDS IMPROVEMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CRITICS DON'T KNOW INDIANS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TV SHORTCHANGES GOLF (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PEOPLE HIGHER THAN COURT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
REAGAN BUST RIDICULOUS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
DOCTOR SUGGESTS ESTROGEN THERAPY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEADWOOD ARSONIST FILES FIFTH LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRINKING A FACTOR IN 41ST ST WRECK,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EVIDENCE SUGGESTS AIRMAN KILLED HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLIST HURT IN COLLISION WITH TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE MAN DROWNS IN MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'SESAME STREET' IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIAL WANTS SDSU TO TOUCH EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*YANKTON CENTER'S DRUG PROGRAM AT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARTISTS' TALENT SURFACES AFTER HIS DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
USD CANCELS OMAHA TRIP,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INVESTOR SAYS HE SEES FUTURE IN STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DIRECTOR WANTS MORE DOCTOR PAY FOR INDIAN HEALTH,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD READY FOR FOREST FIRES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SPECIAL CENSUS REVEALS JOBLESS ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*FRIENDSHIP WITH DIZZY DEAN,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAUER'S HEROICS LEAD RC TO SOFTBALL TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SIBLING REVELRY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHEMMEL TO GUIDE CBA,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CARETRAUM TO GET 911 SERVICE--ONLY AFTER INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNMENT SUES STATE OVER RESERVATION TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD OK'S {dollar}91 MILLION FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*AREA TOWNS RICH IN HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BUSH'S QUICK ACTION REFRESHING SURPRISE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAXPAYERS COULD USE REPORT ON ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"WHEN MESSAGE HURTS, ATTACK THE MESSENGER (L)","Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"WOLFGANG COLLECTS {dollar}50,000 FOR VICTORY","Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL CLUBS KEEP ARCHERS ON TARGET,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RODEO STAR TAKES TIME OFF CIRCUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GROUP OPPOSES FUNDS TO PROMOTE HORMONE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HOMESTAKE MINING NET INCOME CLIMBS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
REMODELING BEGINS IN DOWNTOWN BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
THORPE EMPLOYEES VOTE TO JOIN UNION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WEED CONTROL IS SCS GOAL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BROOKINGS HY-VEE STORE WILL EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HOSPITAL BONDS FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
ARTICLE SPURS INTEREST IN CRAZY HORSE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE AIRS VIEWS ABOUT COURT NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS AID FOR GAVIN'S POINT HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LOTTERY THEFTS NET {dollar}57,000 IN 9 MONTHS","Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ONE INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WUEST PASSES ON TERM AS CHIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"AIDS NOT PROBLEM, STATE SURVEY FINDS","Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CASH-ONLY BONDS SET FOR DRUG SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION BUYS LAKE PRESTON CLINIC,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOME SCHOOLS CONTRACTS STILL UNSETTLED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BUSINESSES RAISE FUNDS TO BRING IN AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY FINALIZES PLANS FOR NEW LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEALTH CONCERNS STOP PLANS FOR POWER LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USD FUND DRIVE NETS {dollar}15.9 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SWIER CHOSEN TO HEAD VERMILLION SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WEST CENTRAL SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*BROOKINGS MAYOR BACK ON JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BROOKINGS MAN NAMED TO HEAD ARTS COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FARMER MAY APPEAL LAND WORTH DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OTT TO DIRECT WIND CAVE PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CONVICTION MAY ALTER COURT REPORTING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ABOVE-AVERAGE RAINFALL SLOWS HARVESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MINING STOCK CASE SPURS CIVIL SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
STATE PLAN FOR FUTURE GARBAGE DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CAMP CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VIKINGS HOPE LOOKS AREN'T DECEIVING IN '91,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NURSING-HOME RAPIST GETS LIGHT SENTENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HARBOR FACILITY FUNDING JUSTIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SPENDING ROAD FUNDS ON MARINA BAD EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY IMPRESSES TOURNAMENT VISITORS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"HIGH SCHOOL CLOSED, BUT GRADE SCHOOL OPEN (L)","Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ALLEN SHOULD HAVE PRIDE IN IDENTITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PROPOSAL TO CUT MEDICARE OUTRAGEOUS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*OFFICIALS CONSIDER PLANS FOR LEWIS & CLARK LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PADDLEBOAT IS TRIP TO BYGONE ERA,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*EROS PHOTOGRAPHS GULF WAR ZONE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BODINE NAMED CEO,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU HOUSE FIRE INJURES MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY SHARE OF LOTTERY PROFITS URGED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGHER GREEN FEES NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHIEF LEAVES STATE-OF-ART CENTER BEHIND,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*NO ONE HURT WHEN PLANE LANDS IN FIELD,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"CORSON BAR OWNER DENIES RUMORS, VOWS NO STRIPPERS","Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IOWAN ADMITS TO DRUG DEALING,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ND GOVERNOR HAS SUCCESSFUL HEART SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NOT-GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON RESTRICTS NUMBER OF BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CROP-DUSTER BUILDING OWN RUNWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WILLING TO CONSIDER MORE FUNDS FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
BROOKINGS LOSES 15-0 TO NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
4 FIRMS VYING FOR SENATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PERSONAL-INCOME REPORT MIXED FOR SD,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NEW RULES AHEAD FOR CAR DEALERS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
"GIRL, 8, CRITICAL AFTER SHOOTING","Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE ABORTION DEBATE--MARILYN SAYS NO,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESSES FACE CHILLING PROSPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SDSU, USD TO BRING CLASSES TO SF","Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BILL PROTECTS STATES FROM IMPORTED TRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MARILYN TALKS POLITICS ON SD STOP,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DON'T WATER DOWN FIRE-SAFETY RULES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PORK-BARREL POLITICS HURTS EVERYONE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'READER'S DIGEST' WILL DONATE TO ZOO,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY BUS-ROUTE MAPS ARE NOW AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"DONATED FOOD, CASH TO HELP FEED ANIMALS","Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GROUP GIVES LIBRARY JAPAN BOOKS, VIDEOS","Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES HEARING IN WORKPLACE SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS OFFICE DISTRIBUTING CHECKS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CASINOS LURE RAIN-SOAKED TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY PREPS TO TACKLE JUVENILE CENTER CROWDING,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT RULES ON WORKERS' COMPENSATION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WET WEATHER ACCELERATES MOLD ALLERGIES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE DISTRIBUTE BIKES FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MCKENNAN SAYS COSTS NOT HIGH,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GERMANS TO VISIT RAPID CITY IN FALL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HSC CONSTRUCTION PLANS FACE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LONG-DISTANCE LOSS SPURS DIG WARNINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAY ANNOUNCES CAMPAIGN CHAIRS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE GETS NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CANTON GEARING UP FOR CAR SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*QUICK-DRAW EXPERT SAYS JOB'S A BLAST,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AVIATION CAMP EXPOSES KIDS TO HIGH-FLYING CAREER,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS FIRM SET TO BUY RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATES WANT SUIT AGAINST CORPS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*A HITTER FROM WAY BACK,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER TRAILS BY ONE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FREE NIGHT OF RACING OFFERED JULY 31 AT HUSET'S,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*'NATIVE VIEWS' BALANCES EXHIBIT ABOUT EXPLORERS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WRITER TACKLES THE DIFFICULTIES OF LIFE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*BOUNTY HUNTER SAYS IT PAYS TO PURSUE, CATCH HUMAN","Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLOODING A THREAT TO TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE LAND WHERE JESUS LIVED,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*HEALING IMPORTANT TO MINISTRY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*FARM'S MAGIC NOT FOUND ON POSTCARD,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"POLICE MUST RESPECT ORDINARY FOLK, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRESSLER QUESTIONED KENNEDY'S TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TIME TO REVIST THE DISABILITY ACT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CHILD'S WELL-BEING HINGES ON LOVING HOME (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SPRINKLER SALE BASED ON A SMILE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BROADCASTERS ELECT SORENSON PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON AIDE FACES EXPOSURE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SULLY COUNTY TAKES BIDS ON PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S WARMTH PRIMED HIM TO RUN IN '94,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*6-CAR ACCIDENT INJURES 2 WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD MAY HIRE SUPERINTENDENT EARLIER,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS LOOK AT LIMITING FLOODS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TURNED DOWN OFFER TO BE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY EYES MASSAGE ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"BADGER CLAW DATES BACK 26,000 YEARS","Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUPS PETITIONING AGAINST TAX INCREASES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MAN, 19, ARRESTED IN FELONY SHOOTING","Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW SATTER TRIAL DELAYED UNTIL NOV 1,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL TO HOST CULTURAL EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*EDUCATION FUNDS MAY ELUDE AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INFORMANT FACES FRAUD CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
6 COUNTIES MAKE FLOOD DISASTER LIST,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*WET BLADES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
JURY FINDS WHITE GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
JURY FINDS WHITE QUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
WELLSTONE ASKS RENO TO REVIEW PELITER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
3-ON-3 HELPS NOLTE PREPARE FOR ALL-STAR CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FOR ADULTS ONLY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WATERLOGGED TRACK READY FOR RACING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS WILL MISS MAX PASLEY'S GENEROSITY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN'S BODY FOUND IN CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TEENS LOVE DETASSELING MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SUPPLY OF BEAN WALKERS DRIES UP AS DEMAND DWINDLES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EASTERN SD FARMS LAG BEHIND OTHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY'S HOTEL INDUSTRY BOOMING,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES POUND EXPLORERS 14-1,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KOLB TAKES CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WOMEN IN THE WILD,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*DEER NUMBERS HURTING IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*POINTS RACES CLOSE ON AREA TRACKS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
NORTH SIOUX CITY GIRL DIES OF CRASH INJURIES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SISTER-CITY PROGRAMS TO RECEIVE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BANCROFT ROOF DELAY ANGERS PARENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MUSIC LEGENDS REUNITE AT RAZZMATAZZ MUSIC FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MEMBERS STUDY WAYS TO KEEP ST THERESE OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR HOPEFULS DEVELOP STRATEGIES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
BETTING INCREASES BUT RECORD STANDS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD LAKE HOME TO MOST FRANKLIN'S GULLS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COUNCIL SEEKS VIEWS OF OLDER CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SBA DISASTER LOANS STILL AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PAST MEETS PRESENT AS MARINES SHOOT,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BRUSH POWER,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CONSERVATION PROGRAM MAY GO PAST 1995,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
"TRIBAL POWER RISING, LEADER TELLS BEDDOW","Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
500 WORKERS MAY LOSE JOBS IF LOTTERY SHUT DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*HOUSING EXAMPLE OF FAILED POLICY,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
TEACHERS DESERVE NICE PAY INCREASE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
AMENDMENTS LET LOTTERY SLIP THROUGH (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SENATE SHOUD OK LINE-ITEM (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
OPPOSITION TO EVERIST IGNORES ITS BENEFITS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
FRONT COVER OF JULY 4 BETRAYS LACK OF VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
EVEN ODDBALLS IN RACE HAVE A ROLE TO PLAY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"LAW IS DIFFERENT FROM TRUTH, JUSTICE (L)","Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
"PRISONERS NEED GOD, NOT COSTLY MEDITATION (L)","Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
"ATTACK ON LIMBAUGH BOTH VICIOUS, UNFAIR (L)","Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
NO NEED TO DESTROY ENTIRE HEALTH SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
PRAYER MAY HELP FIND SAFE CURE FOR CANCER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
VANISHING PREMIUMS MAY PROVE GIANT FRAUD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
DANGER OF RU486 GREATER THAN THOUGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
"*NEW ERA TAKING STOCK IN PEACE, LOVE & MUSIC","Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*CARTER TRULY BELONGS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILIES HELP TRAIN GUIDE DOGS FOR BLIND,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"HEAVY RAIN, WINDS, HAIL POUND AREA","Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BOY LEARNS HARD LESSON ABOUT RATTLESNAKE BITES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MARKETPLACE LAGS BEHIND LAW ON BAGS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'WANTED' POSTER CROSSES LINES OF RESPONSIBILITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*BOSNIANS DESERVE ACCESS TO WEAPONS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRESSLER SHOULD REFUSE PAC MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PUBLIC BROADCASTING HAS DIVERSE AUDIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ANIMALS EATING ANIMALS PART OF NATURE'S CYCLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TECHNOLOGY MAKES MONITORING TV EASIER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PROMISE KEEPERS FIND RALLY INSPIRATIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
GOVERNOR WELL-ADVISED TO NOT DISCUSS CASE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*TREASURE TIME WITH FRIENDS AND MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MADISON MEETING PLACE ABUZZ WITH COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD LACKS MACHINE TO MEASURE QUAKES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOY'S BODY FOUND IN JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES RECOVER BODY OF 17-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MOST SCHOOLS TO GET EARLIER START,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER: FARM BILL OFFERS FEW CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*ADMIRES STUDENTS WHO BALANCE WORK, FAMILY","Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SLOTS GROSS REVENUE UP SLIGHTLY FROM '94,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
12 TO RUN IN ELECTION FOR 6 JOBS WITH COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*POSSIBLE CANDIDATE SUPPORTS LOCAL CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MUSEUM TO FEATURE ARCHAEOLOGY EXHIBITS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BOOK WILL TELL STORIES OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
POTENTIAL HIGH SALARIES DRAW PLANT APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BREW FEST GOES BOTTOMS UP,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*FAMILY, CHURCH SUPPORTERS JOIN IN REMEMBERANCE","Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ATTORNEY FOR SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*WHERE THE FARMLAND IS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
STATE DEPT. OF ED. SEEKS CHANGE IN LICENSING,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRIVATE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SCHEDULES SEPT.1 START,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*CAR SHOW DRAWS 5,000","Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*SD FIRM SUPPLIES STOCK FOR RODEOS,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SUBTRACT BENEFITS PLAN PRIOR TO TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 24 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
A MARRIAGE MADE IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'I GUESS WE CAN START OVER' AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*RAIL HELP PLEASES JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*RAIL HELP PLEASES JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
EROS MAY AID SALT VERIFICATION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EROS MAY AID SALT VERIFICATION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHIRMER WANTS MORE OF ALCOHOL TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
AVERAGE CROP YIELDS PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MCSTRAVICK THREATENS PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SCHIRMER WANTS MORE OF ALCOHOL TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FRAUD PLAN DESCRIBED,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LEAKED GASOLINE ELUSIVE-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
RABIES PLAGUE SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
TEACHER INCENTIVE MULLED,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
DELL RAPIDS 3-YEAR-OLD DIES OF SUFFOCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
BEER TO BE SOLD AT SIOUX EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
BEER TO BE SOLD AT SIOUX EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
YANKTON TAX ISSUE HAS WIDE INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
RESOLVE IN KOREA (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SD LABOR FORCE DROP SEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINNESOTA JOURNALIST DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SURVEY SHOWS SD JAILS NEED CORRECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINNESOTA JOURNALIST DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD GAS SUPPLY HOLDS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CITY GETS SAFETY AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS RAPID CITY SCHOOL BD DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS RAPID CITY SCHOOL BD DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*POTTER PREFERS WORKING IN FRONT OF CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY SHOWS INDIANS WILL TAKE UP THIRD OF SD POPULATION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STUDY SHOWS INDIANS WILL TAKE UP THIRD OF SD POPULATION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
OPPONENTS TO MANDAN VOW A FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIS 'HOUSE' PAYMENTS NOW GONE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOT'S A SHOT FOR POT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MONEY FOR 'PEN' FROZEN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOT'S A SHOT FOR POT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
17 FACULTY CHARGE AGE DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
17 FACULTY CHARGE AGE DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
SURGEON RECOUNTS ARMY FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS DANCE AND THEATRE NEED CONTINUAL SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SURGEON RECOUNTS ARMY FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SURGEON RECOUNTS ARMY FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS DANCE AND THEATRE NEED CONTINUAL SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DON SKARO PLANS TO CHALLENGE MOSCOW SUBWAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LARSON BEATS TSCHETTER,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'FIRED UP' EKERN TAKES LEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*JONES KEEPS CAR IN TOP SHAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGION BASEBALL FACTIONS NEED TO SETTLE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*JONES KEEPS CAR IN TOP SHAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHASE VERGING ON MOVE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHARGES LESSENED FOR KING,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHARGES LESSENED FOR KING,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOP PLATFORM PUSHES FEW TO OTHER SIDE IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF SUSPECT ENTERS NO PLEA - MONTANA,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*BOWEN RESIGNS, MOVES TO USD PROFESSORSHIP","Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SF SUSPECT ENTERS NO PLEA-MONTANA,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*BOWEN RESIGNS, MOVES TO USD PROFESSORSHIP","Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LEAGUE - CITY HANDLING PUBLIC AFFAIRS SECRETLY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CURRENT TAX LAWS MAY MISS REA,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LEAGUE - CITY HANDLING PUBLIC AFFAIRS SECRETLY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CURRENT TAX LAWS MAY MISS REA,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LEAGUE - CITY HANDLING PUBLIC AFFAIRS SECRETLY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS - INDIAN LANDS CUT TAX BASES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
LAWMAKERS - INDIAN LANDS CUT TAX BASES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
LAWMAKERS - INDIAN LANDS CUT TAX BASES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
COMMENTS ON CIVIL DEFENSE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DRAFT PROTEST CLOUDS QUESTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SEN PRESSLER PRAISED FOR AIDING FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
DAMAGE CLAIMS EXCEED HALF BILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BE AWARE OF PHONY TRIPS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DAMAGE CLAIMS EXCEED HALF BILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN USING ND BRAN MUFFINS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CANCER DIAGNOSED FOR HOFFMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD MAN CHARGED WITH BAD CHECKS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN USING ND BRAN MUFFINS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DRIVE TO DISSOLVE OAHE HALTED,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED ON RAPE CHARGE-SF,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD MAN CHARGED WITH BAD CHECKS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INMATE TO BE TRIED FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NEW DIRECTOR NOT TOLD OF MONEY WOES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
NEW DIRECTOR NOT TOLD OF MONEY WOES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
CELIA MINER - I'LL NOT RESIGN REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
NEW DIRECTOR NOT TOLD OF MONEY WOES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
CELIA MINER - I'LL NOT RESIGN REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
INTERIOR REP SAYS HE'LL AID OGLALAS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INTERIOR REP SAYS HE'LL AID OGLALAS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE ABERDEEN CHAMBER OF COMM DROPPED BUTZ,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PLANE CRASH INJURES SD MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
MEASURE RESTORES FUNDING FOR INDIAN JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDS MAY RELEASE {dollar}17 MILLION FOR SD INTERSTATE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEASURE RESTORES FUNDING FOR INDIAN JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HURON NO LONGER 3RD DRIEST SPOT IN THE NATION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STORMS BATTER SD FOR 4TH STRAIGHT DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
5 COMPANIES VIE FOR SD AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP MAKING 'PILGRIMAGE' FOR PEACE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SISSETON DROPS INTERSTATE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POSTAL PACT AND INFLATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PUT US EMPLOYEES UNDER SOCIAL SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DISAGREES WITH CRITIC OF ABORTION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
147TH GUARD UNIT ALSO EXCELS IN US (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
THE HUMAN LIFE AMENDMENT IS REAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
WIFE OF FORMER GOV ANDERSON DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN FIRM SHUT IN TAX DISPUTE TO REOPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COURT SAYS ESCAPEES VIOLATE SD LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COURT SAYS ESCAPEES VIOLATE SD LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NEW SUPPORT GIVEN SINGLE DISTRICT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
PANEL SAYS PLANNING NEEDED FOR SWIFT BIRD,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FEDS OFFER NEW ETSI WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FEDS OFFER NEW ETSI WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
AUTO BROKER LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STATE WRESTLERS BATTLE OREGON,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*VETERAN GUARD OFFICER ENDS 40-YEAR CAREER (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BRIDE FROM BROOKLYN RECALLS SF (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CHILDREN OF WAR DEAD MERIT SCHOOL BENEFITS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
DASCHLE PRAISED FOR NUCLEAR FREEZE STAND (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LETTER CAMPAIGN URGED AGAINST ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
WATER FUND NOW WORKING FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
DASCHLE--ROBERTS MISLED ABOUT BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DROWNING VICITM'S BODY RECOVERED,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ELLSWORTH AIRMAN PROTESTS DRUG SELLING DISCHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW NAMED TO COMMISSION--STATE-TRIBAL RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"LEAGUE PLANS DEBATE, FORUMS","Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SHERMAN MAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CALLING ALL PRAIRIE DOGS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SIOUX TRIBE REPRESENTATIVES OK ON LAND RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
BUS DRIVER PILOTS SD ROADS 31 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*WEATHERLY COOLS OFF HER SWIMMING FOES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ATHLETES TOP PRIORITY FOR WASHINGTON'S LUCE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOURISM PROMOTERS GO LITTLE OVERBOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
6-CYLINDER RACING REVIVAL HITS SPEEDWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*GOLDAMMER LEAVES HIS MARK,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*ABOUREZK IN SPOTLIGHT DURING LATEST ARAB WAR,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS BRING TASTE OF MALAYSIA TO SDSU,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
YORDE WAS NAMED VICE PRESIDENT FOR DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*SOPHRONIA LIU--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*MARKET WOULDN'T COLLAPSE IF MORRELL CLOSED,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*RACE SETS BIG LABOR AGAINST BIG BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS IN THE LAST HALF OF MAY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN RARITY IN ENGINEERING PROFESSION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*CHAMPION TRAPSHOOTER HEALS TRAGEDY WITH OPTIMISM,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE HOMECOMING BASEBALL BENEFIT BATS A THOUSAND,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEA WOMAN ARRESTED IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DO WALK ON THE GRASS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CRITIC DRAWS UP LIST TO SATISFY CRITICIZERS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*HACKY SACK IS NEWEST SPORT IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"HARTFORD SHOWS HEARTS, FINS","Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MOTORCYCLE CLUB MEMBER--MYTHS DISTORT OUR IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KIBBUTZ FARMERS MAY TEACH METHODS TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN'S MURDER TRIAL MAY LAST 2 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SIOUX FALLS, 13 OTHER CITIES GET SAFETY AWARDS","Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PARTS MAN HAS BEEN ON JOB 60 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ETSI HOPING TO GET PIPELINE CASES RESOLVED,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRADS LOOKING FOR JOBS FINDING BETTER MARKET,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CENDAK MOVES FORWARD DESPITE RAIN ON PLAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABORTION CAN'T BE COMPARED WITH AUTOPSY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"FEW BIKERS, FEW PROBLEMS AT USA 11","Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PET OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PARISH RESIGNS GOP STATE POST,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PIONEER PILOT TOOK SD BY STORM,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PAVING THE WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROTEXTER WANTS MORE REPUBLICANS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY WANTS LAND NEAR SAFETY BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURTHOUSE REPAIR BILL UNDER ESTIMATE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEPUTIES LOOK INTO POSSIBLE CALF MUTILATION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ESTHERVILLE LAYOFFS WON'T AFFECT PLANT HERE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRIBBIN DEFAULT RESULTS IN PROPERTY REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INJURY ACCIDENT BRINGS DRUNKEN DRIVING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STOFFERAHN RECEIVES COMMITTEEE APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COOPER SHOULD EXPLAIN DEMOTION OF FIRE CHIEF (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"COOPER, HUNKING SCORE IN SCRIMMAGE (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS LOOK BAD IN STATE OFFICE LAWSUIT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STINGLEY CAN HANDLE GAME JOB (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MEDIA QUESTIONS DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WRITER HALF RIGHT ABOUT FALWELL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*ROUGH RIDER,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BURLINGTON WILL SEEK RAILROAD ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW PLANS TO ATTEND GOVERNOR'S MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KELLY HEADS REAGAN COUNTY CAMPAIGN EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAUSTSEN CRITICIZES JANKLOW ON PUBLIC LANDS JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOISTURE SATISFACTORY FOR STATE CROP SITUATION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER ANNOUNCES FLOOD RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN FACES CHARGES AFTER ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY WASTEWATER IRRIGATES RANCHER'S FARMLAND,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DELEGATION SUPPORTS IRRIGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
REGENTS DISCUSS BUDGETING PROCESS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*ROBBERY SUSPECT STILL FREE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION--MORRELL WANTS TOO MUCH,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MURDERS LEAVE LAKE WILSON SHAKEN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE COVERAGE OF PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TOUGHER CHILD SUPPORT COLLECTION IS GOOD IDEA (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SHOPPERS ARE SOLD ON RUMMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THEATER CAMP SETS STAGE FOR FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHING YOUNG KIDS NEW TRICKS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BED AND BREAKFAST OFFERS TRAVELERS TASTE OF SD,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAMADA INN ASKS CITY FOR EXPANSION HELP,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TALKS SET TO BEGIN FOR MORRELL OFFICE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEATPACKER ACCOUNTS FOR CHUNK OF SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HEALTH OFFICIALS TIE SALMONELLA TO FOOD PREPARATION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INJURED MAN SPENDS 5 HOURS STRANDED IN CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KIDNAPPING SUSPECT BEING BROUGHT TO CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MONDAY LAST DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTE ON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROGRAM WOULD STUNT CRIME,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BILL WOULD EXEMPT CITY FROM OVERTIME RULE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"CITY OFFICIALS, WORKERS ENGAGE IN CONTRACT TALKS","Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"NATIONAL GUARD TO GET {dollar}15,000 FOR FIGHTING FIRES","Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SULLY COUNTY JOINS LIST OF DISASTER AREAS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MORE INMATES MUST MEAN MORE GUARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOW FINE OUR SPORTS FACILITIES ARE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PROSTITUTE FOES ASK SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA ISN'T CRASHING IN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DROPS 16 DEGREES IN 30 MINUTES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TIME TO FACE THE NEED FOR SANCTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD NEEDS BETTER TOURISM MAP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
THOMS INSULTED WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ZOO MAKING GREAT STRIDES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
JUNIOR LEAGUE ART WORKSHOP FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MOPPING UP,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE LAWMAKER JOINS TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLESKY--TRIBES SHOULD TAKE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HURT IN 2-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BABY DIES FROM NITRATE-HIGH WATER,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BABY ARRIVES IN AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ENGEL THINKS JOB SAFE FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRIMARY PUT LOSERS IN DEBT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EX-MAYORS SAY VANDERLOO HURT CAREER,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DAYS OF '76 RODEO RECEIVES TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN KIDNAPPING, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOPES TO PEG CRIBBAGE WIN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN FACES FEDERAL CHARGES FOR DISABLING PLANE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOTH POPULATION THREATENS SUNFLOWER CROP,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHALLENGES LEGALITY OF PETITIONS AGAINST FORMULA,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOUSE OK'S FUNDING FOR SD PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW SETS DEADLINE FOR PRESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
REAGAN RESOLUTION HASN'T HELPED HEALTH,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM GIVES STUDENTS NEW TURN AT LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DRIVER IN PURSUIT OF CHAMPIONSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SEARS PLANS CREDIT CENTER IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TENTATIVE AGREEMENT OK'D AT IBP,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*LILLEHAUG DIRECTS FINAL BANK CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CITY COUPLE MAKE HOME ON BUSY STREET,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BARN THEATER'S ATTEMPT AT 'OPAL',"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PRISON VETS THANK SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GARRETSON PLAY WILL GO ON,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
NATION'S MIDSECTION REVEALS PROSPERITY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHULTZ GOOD EXAMPLE FOR OTHER WITNESSES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRYING TO SAVE A DECENT LIVING WAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STRIKE VIOLENCE MUST END (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*PUBLIC RELATIONS FOR MORALS AND VALUES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BUSINESS EFFORT NEARS GOAL,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS TO STUMP IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEAVY RAINS HIT SOUTHEAST,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER NAMED DEPUTY WHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY BIG ON BEING SMALLEST,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TESTS DONE TO FIND LEAK SOURCE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRAFFIC DRIVES MAN TO TAKE CYCLE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AGAR MAN APPOINTED TO FILL SEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEIGHBOR ARRESTED IN CHILD'S STABBING,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNION NEGOTIATOR JOINS CHURCH TALKS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AIRLINE TO CONTINUE SD-DENVER ROUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAT SPILL RENDERS A MESS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAXALT TO SPEAK TO GOP CAMPERS AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL CLOSING TO BE APPEALED TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S ATTORNEY RESIGNS TO JOIN CITY FIRM,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM MEETING SET FOR FALL,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MINING TASK FORCE PICKED,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*TRAVEL INCREASES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SIGN ART,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*OLD-TIME FARMERS LOVE A GOOD THRESHING,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLANDREAU LOOKING FOR A GOOD RAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL PLAN COULD COST MORE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTER TEACHING SAVED LIFE OF SON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROJECT NEEDS RESULTS TO KEEP INTEREST HIGH (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POLITICAL CONVENIENCE OBSCURES ETHANOL FACTS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*CONVENTIONAL WISDOM,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BROOKINGS TEAM WINS 'B' STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BLOOMBERG WINS STATE MATCH-PLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SHOOTING FOR PERFECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
AMMONIA LEAKS AT MORRELL TOWER,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FED OFFICIAL--BANKS WILL SURVIVE DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RURAL COMMUNITIES TO VIEW HOSPITAL UNIT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CONFLICT SURROUNDS REARDON PLAZA,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COURTING HAS CHANGED IN 100 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOTS OF SPRINKLES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAY SHIFT DRIVER EDUCATION TO SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOWNS FIGHT TO SURVIVE DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*KEY CRASH PARTS STILL MISSING,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON SURVEY QUESTIONS IN CLOSED SESSION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE SIGNS AUGIE'S FREIDEL,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'SIOUX CITY ITSELF WAS A VICTIM',"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CAR STEREO PACKS POWER BY TRUNKLOAD,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*EX-HUSKER DU GUITARIST SOARS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*STUDENT SWAP BECOMES FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
NATION MUST DISPOSE OF ITS PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MORALS HAVE BEEN SWITCHED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
NEW SCHOOL COULDN'T DUPLICATE WASHINGTON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
FOLK FESTIVAL A BIG SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BYRUM GETS INTO SWING AT HARDEE'S,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FREIDEL BECOMES 1ST SIGNED BY SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*RESTAURANT OFFERS FAX FOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CANADIAN PORK DUTY BEING CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT PRODUCTION UP,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SMALL-GRAIN CROPS GOOD IN NORTHEAST,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ANDERA TO SPEAK TO COUNTY DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE INTRODUCES BILL ON RURAL HEALTH,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR TO MEET WITH COMMUNITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR SD SPIRIT AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE LOOKING INTO EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RETIRED GROUP PLANTS TREES FOR CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROSECUTOR WANTS EX-INMATES SWAP STORY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*4 VEHICLES COLLIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MADISON TO VOTE TODAY ON BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUIT AGAINST STATE HINGES ON MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONSIDERING GET-TOUGH ABSENTEE POLICY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
YANKTON CENTER SETS NEW REPORTING RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TRI-STATE DENIES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY SEEKS MORE WATER FROM RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*MINNEHAHA'S CENTENARIANS RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATOR QUESTIONS WISDOM OF DUMPS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE BOARD MAKES 3 DEVELOPMENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MOVE GOVERNMENT WORK INTO SCHOOL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD RECEIVES MORE MONEY THAN IT PAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DOWNTOWN PLAN HAS POSSIBILITIES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING RECEPTION DISAPPIONTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOHNSON RESOLVES INSURANCE PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*HEALTH-CONSCIOUS COOKWARE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHOLESTEROL 'FAD' WON'T GO AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
YOUNG CHEFS FOR STATE FAIR COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LICENSE REGISTRATION CHANGE REDUCES WAITS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE TAKE MORE VEHICLES AFTER BUST,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER 'WON'T JUDGE SOUTER ON IDEOLOGY',"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TASK FORCE COMPILES WALL LAKE WISH LIST,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FANCY FIDDLING,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATE TO DENOUNCE DURENBERGER,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PHILLIPS AVENUE OPENS DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*METEORITE OWNERS GET PAID FOR THEIR PIECE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"US, SOVIET VETS WILL RUN SIDE BY SIDE","Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MIDWESTERN PERSONAL INCOME,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AUGUST 1 IS DEADLINE FOR STATE FAIR ENTRIES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUILDING PERMIT FEES WILL INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION UPHOLDS LAYOFF OF APPRAISER,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON VOTES TO JOIN IN-STATE AIRLINE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANNEXATION PLAN PASSES FIRST HURDLE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS TABLE LIQUOR LICENSE REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FORMER BANK OFFICIAL ENTERS GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RURAL RENNER GROUP OPPOSES TV TOWER,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DELL RAPIDS PRINCIPAL SELECTED SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GROUP RAISES AIRLINE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
UPS STRIKE COULD FORCE MAIL CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BUSY MOVING BUSINESS REFLECTS CITY'S GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*WATER POLICIES ANGER PARTIES ON BOTH SIDES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE STRIVING TO SIDESTEP LOTTERY SLUMP,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN CHILD WELFARE CONFERENCE ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
REUNION STARTS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SD RECONCILIATION WRITINGS ARE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TAX EVASION CHARGES FILED AGAIN ON MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MUSICAL MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DE SMET KEEPS EMERGENCY ROOM PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
33 SUPERINTENDENTS LEAVE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FLANDREAU FIRE INVESTIGATED AS ARSON CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SEX HARASSMENT SUIT FILED AGAINST MIDCO,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
VO-TECH ADDS CARE FOR STUDENTS' KIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CHARGES CONSIDERED IN HOAX,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FEDERAL GRANT TO FUND TALENT SEARCH,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"FMHA GIVES {dollar}358,000 FOR HOME REPAIRS","Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HIGHWAY 34 STRETCH NOMINATED AS SCENIC,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CUSTER RADIO STATION MAY LEAVE THE AIR,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DRIVER FACES CHARGE IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERING COUPLE WILL BE HONORED TODAY IN DC,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MICKELSON REPEATS PLEDGE TO RAISE SALARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
RESERVE POLICE OFFICER SEEKS GAMING LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HEARING POSTPONED AT FARGO,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
PROGRESS NORMAL AFTER SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
PUBLIC INPUT SOUGHT ON FACILITY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
TRIBAL CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS GET FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PAY FOR MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEAFNESS SHOULD BE FACTOR IN TALENT HUNT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MARINA GREAT THING FOR SF (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MOVING BASEBALL WOULD HURT DISADVANTAGED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
{dollar}750 FINE FOR 3 DEATHS DOESN'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LIMITED TERMS WOULD BRING FRESH IDEAS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SAVE US FROM 'BOOGIE MAN' (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"ANN WRONG, MORALITY STANDARDS STILL EXIST (L)","Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*WALLEYES ON MISSOURI STILL BITING,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*10 ERRORS HELP US TEAM WHIP POST 15 19-3,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR WOMAN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PRODUCTION NOT HURT BY WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*WARMS ITS NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
FARMERS GAIN ADVICE ON EFFICIENT FUEL STORAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
OFFICE DISCOUNT STORE COMING TO CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*EFFORTS TO SAVE SPECIES SET POLICIES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EARLY RIVER WAS SLOW-MOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ABOUT THIS SERIES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BOARD OK'S RULES ON STREAM FENCES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TEA GIRL DIES FRIDAY FROM GUNSHOT INJURY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BALLOON MUSEUM READY TO LIFT OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL TAX HIKE--10 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MIGRANTS SEEK OLD,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*A SUMMER WITHOUT SUN IS HARDLY FUN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
'PUMP BOYS AND DINETTES' SERVE UP A GOOD TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*INDIANS INFLUENCE DEMOCRATIC PARTY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COP-KILLING MESSAGE SHOULDN'T BE TOLERATED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DIRECT DEPOSIT HELPS ENSURE TIMELY CHECKS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*REVEREND DAVID HOLM GETS JOB IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ALCOHOL, HIGH SPEED LED TO FATAL CRASH","Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE RETURNS AFTER PRISON ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LIGHTNING HITS, KILLS SIOUX CITY MAN","Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF WOMAN REPORTED MISSING,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORK PILES UP ON RAINY DAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS MULL SPRINKLER COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEVELOPMENT HINGES ON TAX VOTE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR GETTING TOUGH ON JUVENILE DELINQUENCY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CROSS-PARTY VOTERS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CAMP FOR GIFTED BEGINS SUNDAY AT USD,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN WON'T GET BACK RETIREMENT PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON TO HOLD PUBLIC MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD GRANT TO PAY FOR NEW MICROSCOPE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUE WITNESS--SCHIEFFER HURTS REPUTATION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BALLOON MUSEUM OPENS IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CALLERS SUPPORT QUAYLE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"CHEESE FACTORY PLANS {dollar}393,000 EXPANSION","Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DAKTRONICS MAKES TWO SCOREBOARDS FOR XXV OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WHEAT GROUPS LEERY OF FREE-TRADE PACT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*MISSOURI DAM FLOWS CUT DRASTICALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OUTLOOK GRIM FOR FLOODED FARMS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WILL WORKING TOGETHER WORK?,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE MISSOURI RIVER FINANCIAL WOES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
76% OF BANKS PREDICT FINANCIAL WOES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JAMES RIVER AREA SWAMPED AGAIN WITH MORE RAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*VOICES FROM THE HEARTLAND,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JAMES RIVER TOWNS TAKE STEPS TOWARD COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
GOOD NEWS ON SEARCH (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD CAN'T GIVE UP FISCAL FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SD MUST ACT ON PRISON REFORM (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"COSTNERS WILL BRING REVENUE, JOBS TO STATE (L)","Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FUNERAL PROCESSION GOT NO RESPECT FROM OFFICER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
'FORBES' COVER SPEAKS OF NEA CORRUPTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
EXPANDED DEADWOOD GAMBLING ILLOGICAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
COSTNER RESORT WOULD HELP STATE'S IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"AFTER FLOODS, PROJECTS MAY NOT BE FEASIBLE (L)","Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
MAGAZINE CITES FOUR STATE BANKS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARADE OF LIGHTS MEETING SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POSTAL EMPLOYEES RANKED FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO RUSSIAN BANKERS VISITING MILLER BANK,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INVESTORS SAY PICKS PLEASING,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ETHANOL BATTLE NOT OVER AFTER 15 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*ZIMMER WINS STATE TITLE, BEATS JORGENSON ON 1ST","Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TOUGH STEERING,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CANARIES EDGE ROCHESTER 3-2,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LET'S LET COMMISSION KNOW HOW WE FEEL,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
"*SLOW PITCH RIVALS CROW BAR ACES, CLEM'S FACE CHANGE","Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' FEEDBACK FORUM THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KIRBY RECEPTION THIS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS RECOMMEND BUDGET PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SISSETON RESIDENTS EVACUATED,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VINTAGE PLANE LANDING MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A LOVE FOR LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FLOOD ASSISTANCE CENTER OPENS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FUTURE USE OF DEAF SCHOOL LAND UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR THROWS SUPPORT BEHIND MILLER,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*STORE OWNERS EMERGING FROM ASHES OF FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WORDING DONE ON DEADWOOD GAMBLING BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DECISION POSTPONED FOR QUARRY PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
TO KEEP OPEN TOTTERING REE HEIGHTS SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*RIVER IS FUN BUT NOT TO BE TRUSTED,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*THESE GARDEN DARLINGS DELIGHT--ONLY FOR A DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*SWITZERLAND OFFERS MANY HIGHLIGHTS; LIKE 1 BIG PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1993, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*MOST LAWYERS WON'T DEFEND ADVERTISING,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S ALL IN THE NAME OF MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GETTING ON BALLOT TOO EASY ALREADY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CHURCHES COULD NOW SHARE IN TAX-PAYING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CARTER VISIT INCLUDED VIEWING AMERICAN ART (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TURNING DRIVERS NEED TO FOLLOW TRAFFIC RULES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*INDECISIVENESS NOT ALWAYS A VICE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*AMERICAN INDIAN PEOPLE NOW HAVE VOICE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*TAKING THE PLUNGE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*DRUMMERS TAP OUT TEMPO,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WISE WORDS TO LIVE BY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CITY SINGS WITH JAZZ, BLUES FEST","Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*SIOUX CITY STRIKES BACK,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CARDS 5 BIRDIES TO RUN AWAY AT STATE STROKE PLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LITTERERS MAY GET TIME IN JAIL, FINE","Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEMBERS QUIT HOSPITAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"GOP WOMEN NEED FUNDS, GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOLDEN REWARD MINE AT FULL PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VICTIM OWNED CAR HE WAS FOUND IN,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*OLDIES BUT GOODIES, CANTON CAR SHOW","Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSIONERS LAND IN SAME DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GARRETSON'S MAYOR ENJOYS MEETING & GREETING OTHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"MOURNERS FROM NEAR, FAR VISIT MEMORIAL","Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"*FRIENDSHIP OF WOMAN, GIRL CLOSES AGE GAP","Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STURGIS PASSES RALLY VENDOR ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HOWE ARTISTRY BLENDS 2 STYLES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
ACT CREATING MISSOURI RIVER DAMS 50 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER FACTS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.6"
*FICA PAID ON GROUP-TERM INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*UNSOLVED MYSTERIES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*LOOP BUSINESSES, RESIDENTS REPORT LESS CRUISING","Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EXPEDIENCY TRASHES SUPERFUND DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DO NOT RETREAT FROM BASE-CLOSING MISSION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HOG BARN SPOILS CHURCH ATMOSPHERE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SOYBEAN FARMERS SHOULD SUPPORT REFUND (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SAFARI LAND DESERVES SUPPORT OF PET OWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
GOP SENATOR EXPLOITS DASCHLE'S ROLE IN CRASH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PRESSLER'S FOLLY NOT JOHNSON'S FAULT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*LEARN TO REFUSE UNFAIR REQUEST IN MANY WAYS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FOWLER TO VISIT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STROKE PLAY VICTORY WOULD PLACE HIM AMONG SD ELITE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*LAKE OAHE WILL BE HOPPING WITH FISHING EXPERTS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SINGER PREFERRED TO GO BY WHITE EAGLE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 160 YEARS FOR RAPING 9-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO ROBBING DRUGGISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"INMATE, 20, DIES AFTER SUICIDE ATTEMPT","Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
2 APPEAR ON CHARGES OF ROBBING CASINO,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT GETS MAN 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STABBING CASE NAME LIKELY FALSE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GARAGE FIRE ALMOST SPREADS TO HOMES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL BUDGET UP {dollar}1 MILLION; TAXES WON'T INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS GAIN LUNCH TIME FREEDOMS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SD PRISON CHAPLAINS GET FIRED,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"*MAN PULLS GUN, THREATENS ANOTHER","Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"WOMAN, 22, ADMITS FELONY DRUG CHARGE","Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN MARIJUANA CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD FEED MARKETS HIT RECORD SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FARM MANAGEMENT ON PANEL'S AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*THREE ARE KILLED IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MAN DROWNS WHILE SWIMMING IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WILD ANIMAL BAN ON AGENDA TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DOMED PLAY STRUCTURE UNDER CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"DOCTOR WHO STOLE PHARMACY COCAINE FINED {dollar}4,900","Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
NEW CAMPSITE RESERVATION SYSTEM A BIG HIT,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*TOOK PRIDE IN HELPING OTHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*HOGS SLAUGHTERED IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*MINNESOTA AVENUE BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"MAN, 42, ARRESTED IN INCIDENT OF ROBBERY THREATS","Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"BAHNSON, WEST AVENUES UNDER CONSTRUCTION","Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FORMER US SENATOR TO SPEAK TO DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ABORTION FOES ATTACK JOHNSON VOTE,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
RAPID CITY GANG DISTURBANCE MENTIONED IN NEWSWEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
WOMAN CHARGED AFTER CAR FLIPS ONTO ANOTHER,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*STRONG MARKET DRIVES UP PORK PRICES,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
RISING PRICE OF FERTILIZER HELPS TERRA SET RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 25 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*GRAVE DIGGING-A JOB FROM THE DEPRESSION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PELTIER CAPTURED IN CALIFORNIA,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PELTIER CAPTURED IN CALIFORNIA,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BUMPS, GRINDS END TEST DRIVE","Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"COUNTY, LYONS DISAGREE OVER FAIRBROUND SETTLEMENT","Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
THEFTS PLAGUE GAS STATIONS-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ROSEBUD SEEKS SOLUTION TO DOCTOR SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ROSEBUD SEEKS SOLUTION TO DOCTOR SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BOX ELDER SHUTS 2ND WELL,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*A BUZZING BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DASCHLE ASKS SIMPLIFICATION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DASCHLE ASKS SIMPLIFICATION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
BRANDON APPROVES BONDS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
A CASH REGISTER VOTE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
READERS REACT TO MORNING CHANGEOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SUITS AGAINST CORRECTIONAL OFFICIALS INCREASING,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MILWAUKEE GRANT TO FIX STATE ROUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MILWAUKEE GRANT TO FIX STATE ROUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TREATY MEET TO BE CROWDED,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TREATY MEET TO BE CROWDED,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BROOKINGS TAX VOTE SET,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PUBLIC SCHOOL WORKERS GET 8.5 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*ROLLER-SKATING DISCO-STYLE CAUSES RIPPLES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKATING--WHEELS GIVE EDITOR WINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VISIONS OF COUNTY FAIR GRANDER THAN EVER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS MUNICIPAL BAND,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*THE CARS' NEW ALBUM IS CLEARLY DISAPPOINTING,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'LEGENDS OF THE FALL' BY JIM HARRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*LOWE SOARS OVER WINGS, FRAMPTON","Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*IONE FOGG STRIVES FOR SOBRIETY FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*IONE FOGG STRIVES FOR SOBRIETY FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
CITY RECORDS STASHED IN SECRET FILE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY RECORDS STASHED IN SECRET FILE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOG ALERTS COUPLE TO BABY'S CRY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOG ALERTS COUPLE TO BABY'S CRY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOG ALERTS COUPLE TO BABY'S CRY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS APPROVE PAY HIKES IN PRIVATE MOVES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS APPROVE PAY HIKES IN PRIVATE MOVES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REINERS' LUCK DOESN'T HOLD UP,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REINERS' LUCK DOESN'T HOLD UP,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CAR DEALERS - BUSINESS CREEPING UP,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ASKS AGENCIES TO HOLD THE LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS TAKING TIME FILLING POST,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ASKS AGENCIES TO HOLD THE LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS DEAF TO READING PLEA,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS DEAF TO READING PLEA,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS TAKING TIME FILLING POST,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR REAPS BENEFITS FROM INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABDNOR REAPS BENEFITS FROM INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABDNOR REAPS BENEFITS FROM INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ROCK CONCERTS WILL CAP OFF SURVIVAL GATHERING,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SPLENDID SUNDAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN DEFENDED IN 'FAMILY DISPUTE' (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN DEFENDED IN 'FAMILY DISPUTE' (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY PASS A LAW TO COMPEL PRAYER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PETER SELLERS LIVES IN FILMS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOES ABDNOR FEAR MCGOVERNS RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DOES ABDNOR FEAR MCGOVERN'S RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS PRAISED FOR QUICK RESPONSE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OAHE TRADE INCLUDES WATER FROM MISSOURI (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COLLEGE PROF NAMED TO THE BASIC ED COMM,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PRESSLER, DASCHLE TO MEET ON CARTEL","Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRUGS STOLEN FROM STORE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS LAWYER TO STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA ROAD TRAVEL DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS OK INSURANCE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PRESSLER, DASCHLE TO MEET ON CARTEL","Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS LAWYER TO STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS THINKING OF CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
6 SD NATIVES AMONG BEST-PAID EXECS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
6 SD NATIVES AMONG BEST-PAID EXECS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
6 SD NATIVES AMONG BEST-PAID EXECS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
6 SD NATIVES AMONG BEST-PAID EXECS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
6 SD NATIVES AMONG BEST-PAID EXECS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
6 SD NATIVES AMONG BEST-PAID EXECS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
6 SD NATIVES AMONG BEST-PAID EXECS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SELF-SERVE STORES HELP THE COST-CONSCIOUS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BIKERS-FEAR & LOATHING IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS PREPARING FOR CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS PREPARING FOR CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BIKERS-FEAR & LOATHING IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF PATROL CAR DEMOLISHED IN CHASING A SPEEDER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF PATROL CAR DEMOLISHED IN CHASING A SPEEDER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HELPING DRIVERS TO SEE LESS RED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HELPING DRIVERS TO SEE LESS RED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNCIL URGES INQUIRY IN LITTON FIRINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"STAY OUT, MACPAC (L)","Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CRITICISM OF DASCHLE IS CALLED PERTINENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DUDLEY CRITICIZES JUSTICE O'CONNOR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DUDLEY CRITICIZES JUSTICE O'CONNOR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
USD'S LEIN FINALIST FOR ND ED POST,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SOYBEANS SURVIVE HAIL DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CAUSE OF PLANE CRASH INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*NEW TRICK EASY FOR 'BIG DAD',"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW TRICK EASY FOR 'BIG BAD',"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKY NO LIMIT FOR THESE GUYS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CARP AREN'T PRETTY, BUT MAN CAN THEY FIGHT","Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS' WRESTLING TRIP BIG SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*ARTISTS' END NO PRETTY PICTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ARTISTS' END NO PRETTY PICTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EMIL LORIKS-CHAMPION OF SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAL ILLUSTRATOR RECREATES PARTS OF THE BODY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAL ILLUSTRATOR RECREATES PARTS OF THE BODY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TIM SCHREINER--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*FARMERS MADE TO GAMBLE WITH WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS MADE TO GAMBLE WITH WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PERSONALITY MIX MAY STIR UP TROUBLE AT WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PERSONALITY MIX MAY STIR UP TROUBLE AT WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LARGE AMOUNT OF HAIL CAUSED BY UNSTABLE AIR,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
SF STOCKYARDS DROPS TO SECOND BUSIEST,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*BIKING ACROSS IOWA--FOR THE FUN OF IT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MISSOURI RIVER TOWNS BAIT PASSING FISHERMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*CHOICE CLEAR-CUT, CANDIDATES SAY","Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PRESSLER URGES HABIB TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FLOOD WARNING ISSUED FOR BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*A HIKE IN THE COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*YOU MEAN THEY DO THIS FOR FUN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOU CAN FIND A LOT OF THINGS AT WALL DRUG,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PAC COULD SPEND {dollar}100,000 IN ELECTIONS","Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"STATE EMPLOYEES MEETING CENTERS ON HOLIDAY, SALARIES","Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MUSEUMS SHOULD TURN TO HISTORICAL EMPHASIS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THE TRIAL SEPARATION WON'T BE EASY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WHAT HAPPENED TO ROBERTS' CLOUT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ARENA NEEDS CLEANING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
REAGAN CUTS SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*SUNDAY ON THE GRASS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS GIRL INJURED IN ACCIDENT IN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STURGIS TEEN KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TEA EXIT TO BE CLOSED FOR REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"7,000 GALLONS OF GAS SPILLED ON I-90","Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF COUPLE STABEL AFTER HIT-AND-RUN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*DRIGGS, JOHNSON STICK TO TRADITIONAL WAYS","Argus LeaderJul 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*FELONY, EMBEZZLEMENT COUNTS ADD TO MYSTERY","Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WASHINGTON HIGH PLAN IN FOR MORE STUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HILL CITY FIRE BURNS 30 ACRES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SINK YOUR FEET INTO THE COOL OF BEAUTIFUL BLUEGRASS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'FANTASTICKS' PORTRAYS FOLLY OF LOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY SEEKS OPINION ON MINORITY HIRING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING SET FOR APARTMENT BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INSURANCE GROUPS ASK HEARINGS ON CITICORP'S BID,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LONG SILENCE ENDS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MIDLAND LIFE WORKERS HELP LOCAL BLOOD BANK,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY GIVES PRELIMINARY OK TO NURSING HOME BONDS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KELTGEN MERGES WITH FIRM SPECIALIZING IN BREEDING,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SUSPECTED ANGEL HELD IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ST PETER FIRM WANTS TO BUY LAKE NORDEN MILK PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOMECOMING WELL DONE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MARION BAND PERFORMANCE DESERVED BETTER COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THIEF ASKED TO RETURN STOLEN WALLET (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YOUTHS NEED TO BE SHOWN A LOVE OF FLAG (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOWNTOWN PARKING METERS DON'T HELP BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FEDERAL AGENCIES SPLIT OVER EROS (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEFHOLZ SEES END TO WATER LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AILING BACK PUTS MEIERHENRY IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WHEAT PILING UP AROUND ELEVATORS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"{dollar}30,000 BOND SET FOR SUSPECT IN POLICE ASSAULT","Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CITIZENS GROUP OPPOSES UTILITY RATE STRUCTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
EAGLE BUTTE WOMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NET INCOME DOUBLES FOR AMERICAN CARRIERS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PANEL SAYS LAND PAYMENTS WEREN'T UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"SIGNS LOOK BAD FOR RECEIPT OF {dollar}500,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SUSPECT CHARGED IN TRAIN OFFICE BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"1,000 APPLICANTS EXPECTED FOR SWIFT CO JOBS","Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
15 PARKING SPACES LEASED TO WESTERN BANK,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
3 MORE ARRESTS MADE IN DRUG INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"PCBS DIDN'T LEAK, LOCAL UTILITY SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"WITNESS SAYS {dollar}2,000 PAID TO KILL","Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SCHOOLS TO BE GRADED,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DOCTOR'S DELIVERY DAY OF TWINS WILL BE REMEMBERED,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PAIR WINS STATION'S TOP PRIZE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INTEREST RATES HINDER HOME BUYERS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STABLE INTEREST RATE OUTLOOK COMFORTS OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CARNIVAL BENEFITS MCDONALD HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
LEAGUE WILL HOST ANTIQUE SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
VOCATIONAL EDUCATORS PLAN MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*BRADFORD ASKS FOR NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITY DELAYS DECISION ON BONDS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CREDIT CARD FIRM DUE HERE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER CITY RESIDENT GETS FEDERAL JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR BILL ON POSTAL RATES PASSES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHARGES FOLLOW APPARENT BURGLARY ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FREEDOM CHURCH SUES OTHER CHURCHES IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GARRETSEN ASKS COURT TO DISMISS CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SHOPLIFTING CHARGE BRINGS ADDITIONAL COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIR BAGS AREN'T NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTION WITHOUT 2 KEY LEADERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HELP NEEDED BEFORE FLOOD CAME (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"MANY MISUSE, ABUSE HOLIDAY (L)","Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BIKE TRAIL WORK APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SPRINGFIELD VOTERS APPROVE HOME RULE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TOUGH REQUIREMENTS WON'T SLOW ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR & DASCHLE RIP FLOOD LOAN ALLOCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DECISION FRIDAY ON THE USE OF WRECKING BALL,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LEAD MAN DIES IN FALL AT HOMESTAKE GOLD MINE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LEO HARIG RESIGNS IOWA TELEVISION POSITION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PREHISTORIC VILLAGE GETS NATIONAL CONTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SEN PRESSLER TO CHAIR FAMILY FARM HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE ADVOCACY NETWORK PLANS FIRST SESSION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*ASPIRING TRAPEZE ARTIST SKIPS SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POST CARD EMERGES FROM 10-YEAR TIME WARP,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SLAPS 10 PERCENT TARIFF ON LIVE HOGS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHERIFF CHARGED IN WRECK,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
A NEW POLICY TOWARD APARTHEID (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MCGRORY DOESN'T UNDERSTAND FIREARM LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ARTICLE MISINTERPRETED JUDAISM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BEWARE OF PETITION CHALLENGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SUPPORT DOWNTOWN PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*THIS PIECE OF GRAFFITI IS ART,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'FEIFFER'S PEOPLE',"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ADDRESSES VOCATIONAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*WORKERS PROTEST TODAY'S LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNEIP WILL ENTER GOVERNOR'S RACE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS CONTINUE SEARCH FOR ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN TINKERS WITH PIECES OF YESTERDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AIRLINE STOPS SIOUX FALLS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"FANS, FOES RAIN ON EACH OTHER'S PARADE","Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SUSPECT TO ENTER PLEA IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LITTON PLANS RECALL OF 150 EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRAND JURY TO INVESTIGATE KINNEY'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY CONVICTS LOCAL MAN IN STABBING AT BAR,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MORRELL, UNION DISCUSS OFFICE WORKERS CONTRACT","Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SECURITY TIGHTENED AROUND SITTING BULL BUST,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
1 ARRESTED IN REPORTED ROOF-SEALING SCAM,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CAT ISN'T RABID--10 ARE RELIEVED,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"RETREAT LOOKS AT CHRISTIANITY, SUPERNATURAL","Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE MAN DROWNS IN IDAHO,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FILES SPENDING REPORTS WITH CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*EDWARDS WORKING HARD TO GET KNEE STRONG,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER SETS COURSE RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*RUGBY IS COMING OF AGE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*EX-COMMISSIONER CHARGED WITH OFFENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LOWERING THE FLAG,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUILD CHURCHES TO USE ALL WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ART HISTORY PROFESSOR DESIGNS CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
SF FELLOWSHIP TAKES BACK ORIGINAL NAME,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
"VOLLEYBALL BENEFIT RAISES {dollar}1,123","Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
RED CROSS APPRECIATES DONATION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*CURRENT LAWS CAUSE UNNEEDED SUFFERING,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ARRESTING CUSTOMERS WOULD CURTAIL PROSTITUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SENATE CANDIDATES REPRESENT OLD AND NEW (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*COACHING LURES RUNNING OFF COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INTEREST RUNS SKY-HIGH FOR ARMY SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTEL WORKER'S TIP LEADS TO ARREST,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"POLLUTION, BABY'S DEATH BAFFLE OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY AIRPORT BOARDINGS TAKE OFF,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JOB-HUNTING FARMERS TUNE IN VIDEO TAPES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE'S CASH BALANCE TOPS ESTIMATES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORMER STATE SENATOR DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S MONEY TO BUILD GRAIN STORAGE BINS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW NAMES CITY WOMAN STATE LIBRARIAN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL CHARTS 2 PLANS FOR ROSEBUD JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL DISCUSSES POSSIBLE DRILLING SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD CAN'T PULL DENTAL LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CEMENT OFFICIALS EXPECT GOOD SALES FOR '86,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*VINTAGE LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEBRASKA DAIRY RECALLS ICE CREAM,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL FINANCING PROPOSAL DOESN'T INCLUDE TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DISPUTE OVER QUARRY RAISES ANOTHER CONFLICT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STRING OF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS LINKED,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HEARINGS SHOW IDEALS ARE VIOLATED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
US DOESN'T NEED A KING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
NEW WORKERS LOSE MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
SCREEN SWIMMING PHOTOS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
BAN FALLS SWIMMING FOREVER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*SOVIET UNION PEOPLE SHARE HOPES FOR PEACE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
MORRELL OFFICIAL NO POWER OVER 'ARGUS',"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*SD MAN LANDS SHARK,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BACHELORS SOUGHT FOR MS FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHRODER ACCEPTS INVITATION TO DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE LOTTERY TAKING RETAILER APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOYAGER MAKES STOP IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER DISTRICT GETS OFFICIAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FULL OF FELINES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CRITICS ASK, 'WHERE'S THE SHAKEUP'","Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEER CREEK HEALTH SCARE LEGACY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD VOTERS GET GLIMPSE OF SIMON,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DUKAKIS TALKS MONEY ISSUE IN SD VISIT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DIVE VICTIM STRUGGLES FOR NEW START,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DENTIST APPEALS SUSPENSION OF LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-CITY AUDITOR SENTENCED IN PHONE CALL CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUPS SEEK TO TRACE STATE'S ARTISTIC ROOTS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER INDICTED ON BURGLARY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL EXPECTS POWER RATES TO HOLD LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SPEARFISH PAINTER DISCOVERS IN SPHERES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STUDY SHOWS INDIANS SENTENCED FAIRLY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA FATALITY RATE LOW,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*MCKENNAN NAMES OFFICER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARM AGENCY SELLS 61 STATE PROPERTIES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ONLY CERTAIN HAY CAN BE MOWED,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN INCREASES QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RIVER PARK REUNION WILL BE IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CLYDE CARVES A NICHE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LAWYER LEAVES TO WORK WITH SON,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*ARGUS LEADER POLL OVERALL RESULTS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*SPHERES ARE CENTER OF PAINTER'S ART,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
"*ALEXIS YIORGOS XENAKIS, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJul 26 1987, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
*A KERNEL OF CONCERN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOCTORS INTERFERED AT USD,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD DEBATES CUTTING PROJECT COSTS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE END OF A FORGOTTEN WAR,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
AMERICAN LEGION NAMES NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
EMPIRE COSMOPOLITAN CHOOSES NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
LIONS FOUNDATION PICKS DIRECTORS BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
LOUDENSLAGER NAMED MASON GRAND MASTER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
MINNEHAHA RED CROSS ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
ARKANSAS VISITORS LIKE SF PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THE BEST RUNNING MATE FOR BUSH (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRAY FOR FIREFIGHTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PLAY REVIEW TOO HARSH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JUNIOR BASEBALL EXCITING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PHEASANT SEASON LOOKING UP,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAV COMMANDER TO APPEAR ON ABC,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGHWAY PROJECT HEARINGS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPAIR WORK BEGINS ON MINNESOTA AVE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEEKEND CRASHES KILL THREE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4 MORRELL WORKERS NOT HURT BY GAS LEAK,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS FROM SCHOOL FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN BOUND IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRM PICKED TO PLAN FOLK FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICER SENTENCED ON SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SICK LEAVE DONATION RAISES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DRUG MEETING TURNOUT DISAPPOINTS OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICER'S RESCUE PRAISED,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEMAND BOOSTS WORK WEEK FOR 3M IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HYDROLOGISTS STUDY OPTIONS FOR SPINK COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE TAKES CHECK FLIGHT TO GET LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SOURCES OF INCOME IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TWO-THIRDS OF TOPSOIL CRITICALLY DRY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PILOT--'THERE WAS NO HERO',"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRI-STATE TRIAL STAYS HERE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MAN SUSPENDED IN RAPE TRIES, BURGLARY","Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD PROMOTES SUSPICION OF MOTIVES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE LEGISLATION HURTS SENIOR CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRO-LIFERS AID THE LIVING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ENVIRONMENT LAWS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
NEW SCHOOL MAKES SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*BAKER ELEVATES CAKE DECORATING TO ART FORM,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARLINGTON SCHEDULES ELECTION ON AUGUST 8,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON VOTERS KILL BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CHIEF WINS SPECIAL AUTO RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD CIVIL AIR PATROL BEATS NORTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINNER HOME LOST IN WEEKEND BLAZE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORLD WAR II UNITS TO HOLD REUNION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EPA TO LET STATES ENFORCE GARBAGE RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TORNADO DAMAGE REPAIRS TO TAKE SEVERAL WEEKS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY APPROVES ENHANCED-911 SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUDSON USES TAX-FREEZE EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"100-YEAR TERM FOR ATTACKING WOMAN, 87","Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
{dollar}100 MILLION TO BE SPENT TO IMPROVE ROADS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTA'S LARGEST LAKE SHRINKS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*CBA NAMES SCHEMMEL ACTING COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HALF-WAY GOOSE HUNTING PROPOSAL DRAWS PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
BEST BUY LOSSES TOP {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
RAIN RELIEF FOR MANY FARMERS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*SONS OPERATE MAIL-ORDER DRUG STORE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MICROWAVE FIRM BALKS AT TRUSTEE SETUP,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*OFFICIALS SUSPECT ILLEGAL DUMPING,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SEWING SEEDS OF KINDNESS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW LICENSE PLATES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NORTH GETS THE BEST OF SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HEAVEN IS IMPOSSIBLE TO FATHOM,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REFORM NEEDED ON MEDIGAP MARKET (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COMMON SENSE LOST WHEN ABORTION LEGAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EDITORIAL ABOUT GAYS NEEDS CLARIFICATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"OUST BIG SPENDERS, THEN LIMIT TERMS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DEMOCRATS SHOULD RENOUNCE SOCIALISTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PIONEER CEMETERY SHOULD BE FENCED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*LEWIS FAMILY OF HOWARD PLANS GATHERING,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM SUSPECTS INSPECTION FAILED,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN TO ATTEND DISABILITY ACT SIGNING,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY STORE SPONSORS LEGO TOY DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEAN SINCLAIR AIMS FOR SENATE SPOT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NURSING ASSISTANTS WILL GRADUATE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CITE 70 LOOP MOTORISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SUPPORTS GAVIN'S POINT HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BATTLE OF THE BURGERS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN MAYOR DECIDES TO SUPPORT IN-STATE AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BIG PROBLEMS EXPECTED AT STURGIS RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON ENDORSED BY EDUCATION GROUP,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WRITER FIGHTS EXTRADITION BACK TO SD,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COMMISSION AIMS TO HELP LOW-INCOME FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRAIRIE VILLAGE HOME TO FIDDLERS MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN FILES SUIT AFTER SIDEWALK FALL,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY BOOSTS POOR RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CARS KEEP COUPLE'S MOTOR RUNNING,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"COMMISSION HEARS GAMBLING PROS, CONS","Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CASH-CARD NETWORKS INTEGRATE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
ELK POINT FIRM DOES BUSINESS WITH KENYA,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STAFFED ADVERTISING GOING OUT OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*TAKING BATHROOMS TO THE PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
ALTERED CROP INSURANCE CREATES FEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*MUSIC FOR A FRIEND,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY ASKED TO PAY 80 PERCENT OF STUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RURAL DOCTORS PINCHED BY MEDICARE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ISSUES ON A NEW COURSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC MUST STOP RECKLESS SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DELANO FAIRLY EARNS WHATEVER SHE'S PAID (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DRIVERS CONSIDERATE DURING WORK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
POISON THAT IS NOT SPILLED IS SPRAYED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*SF BIDS ADIEU TO 'DANCES',"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BLUE TUNE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CURRICULUM SUPERVISOR ACCEPTS JOB IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELLSWORTH RESIDENT KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO TRIAL DATE YET IN RIVER DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PANEL AUTHORIZES BRIDGES, HIGHWAY","Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHELDON TEEN DIES WHEN CAR HITS TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SEMI TIPS OVER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SPECIAL SESSION TO BE CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TOT FACES 4TH PACEMAKER SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FUND-RAISER SHATTERS GOAL,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FLOREN HOME FOR 2 SHOWS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HAAR TAKES STEP TOWARD SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*VERMILLION SHOP MAKES COFFEE, ART","Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANTON TURNING 125 WITH PARTY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUS DRIVER FOUND NOT GUILTY OF DWI CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN GIVEN 17 YEARS IN GUN POSSESSION CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN SENTENCED IN UNREGISTERED GUN CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BRINGING SOME HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEWTON HILLS USES SCENIC FEATURES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FEEDLOT INVENTORY RISES 4 PERCENT IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PLANS NEW MAIN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*ACROSS THE ROOFS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SD LEADS IN ETHANOL USE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*LAW HELPS BREAK BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEALTH-CARE PAIN WILL GET WORSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PSEUDO-CANDIDACY OF PEROT (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LOSSES DUE TO WILDLIFE AND HUNTING (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*HURON WOMAN REMEMBERS BUFFALO SOLDIER GATHERING,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ABORTION PROTESTERS NEED TO READ MORE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
UNITED WAY DOESN'T GIVE TO VFW GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GOVERNOR SAYS MORE INPUT ON WATER NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LET'S GET INVOLVED IN RUSHMORE PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
INMATE MAINTAINS INNOCENCE IN MURDER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
THERE'S STILL ANOTHER OPTION FOR PRESIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
SEX MUST BE PART OF ALL ENTERTAINMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DASCHLE RECEIVES FUNDS AT OILMEN'S CONVENTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"LOBBYIST, COLUMNIST ARE MISLEADING READERS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*MALL TO LURE SF SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AUSTAD'S PLANS STORE IN RETAIL HOT SPOT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*KOSLOWSKI FACES CHAMP IN 1ST BOUT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ALCOHOL ATTRIBUTED TO FATALITY NEAR TEA,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN FUND TO HELP COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAKE BOMB FOUND IN APARTMENT BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JULY RAINFALL IS 1 INCH SHORT OF RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATING FATALITY OF ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MOELLER TRIAL REVIEWS SORDID MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CORNERSIDE CORN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SIGN'S AUTHOR IS UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PRAYER BAN QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE BILL INCLUDED AID FOR FISH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JUNE TOURISM FIGURES UP FROM YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MILD WINTERS A BOOST TO HUNTING, STATE SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN VOTE IS A THREE-WAY RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS ANGRY OVER STATE ACTION ON MINING DUMP,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MILLS TO SPEAK AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CASINO MAKES ITS PITCH,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*CALEB'S WORK AND GRIN LET LOVE SHINE IN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*ZOO ATTENDANCE ZOOMS WITH 'MAGICAL' LIED JUNGLE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*TORONTO OFFERS MAJOR-LEAGUE DELIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1992, sect.G, p.08, col.1"
*MANY VISIT MICKELSON CRASH SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THIS HOME IS WORTH A MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TANKS WASH OFF IN SISSETON,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NTSB CONFIDENT OF FINDING CAUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
DIRECTOR GOES OUT LOSER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HIGH COURT NOMINEE LOOKS LIKE WINNER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*TRUMP STIFLES INDIAN GAMING, NOT SHARING WEALTH","Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'ARGUS' ON BANDWAGON OF POLITICALLY CORRECT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"SD BRIBED TO WEAR SEAT BELTS, HELMETS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CITY'S SCHOOL BOARD INCREASES MEETING PAY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WILDLIFE OFFICER BROKE THE LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
TAX COLLECTION PROGRAM WILL COLLECT {dollar}10 MILLION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD TOO GENEROUS TO ITSELF (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
WE CAN AND SHOULD BE ACTIVE IN SAVING EARTH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
ABDNOR GIVES PAPERS TO HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHEERLEADING CAMP AT USD AUG 9-11,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SBA OFFERS FLOOD ASSISTANCE LOANS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE RADIO STATIONS HELPING RED CROSS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE 4-H PLANNING VOLUNTEER CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TORNADO SURVIVOR LEAVES HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GIRLS NATION PRESIDENT ASPIRES TO LIFE IN POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MEMORIES OF HERITAGE BLAZE LINGER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WATERMELON WOES GROW,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS HELP OTHERS CLEAN UP AFTER FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CASINO EMPLOYEES TO VOTE ON UNION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS TO ANALYZE THEIR PARTY PLANKS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER ACTING DEAN TO FILE BIAS SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SAM'S CLUB TO BUY FROM DAKOTA PORK,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOLS REUNION POSTPONED TIL 1994,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS TO EXPLORE HERITAGE AT CAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*CHINESE STUDENTS ISOLATED, CLOSE-KNIT","Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*VAN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CERTIFIED TEACHERS OF DEAF SCARCE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INCREASED SPENDING CAN'T SOLVE EDUCATION PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RELIGIOUS WOMEN'S HISTORY RECORDED,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"OWNER, SHERIFF DISAGREE ON PLANT DEATHS","Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*JOINT TENANCY MAKES PROBATE UNNECASSARY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*DISCOUNT WAREHOUSES PAY OFF FOR CAREFUL SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"FAMILIES SPLIT, UNITE IN QUEST FOR SOFTBALL TITLES","Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES POUND OUT 10-6 WIN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*FARM WORK DEVELOPS RESPONSIBILITY, DISCIPLINE","Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOLARS ACHIEVE MAJOR HONOR,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES STEP FORWARD TO RUN AGAINST HAWKEY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SEE A PENNY?--PICK IT UP,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RADIO STATION FIRES LOADED GUN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JOHNSTON OFFERS OF SELL BAR TO CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LAWYERS SHOULD NOT MUZZLE THEMSELVES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SCHOOL-BOARD MEMBERS HAVE REALISTIC PRIORITIES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SCHOOLS MUST SACRIFICE TO PAY TEACHERS MORE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HEALTH PLAN PENALIZES SMALL BUSINESSES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
AGENCIES TREAT MEN UNFAIRLY IN DIVORCE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
A-TO-Z BILL WOULD HURT STATE ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
PARENTS UPSET ABOUT NOT SEEING NEW POOL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*HEALTH-CARE FLOOR DEBATE MIGHT COME NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*HAPPIEST MEALS INCLUDE TOYS, NOT FOOD","Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DIESEASES TOPIC OF SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD TEAM GETS ITS RESPECT FROM BIG-CITY PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUSCH KEEPS LINCOLN TRACK PROGRAM RUNNING,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GUERRERO BLAST BOOSTS CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*STAYING ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE LAW FUN, TOO","Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOME GAS STATIONS TAKE RECYCLED OIL,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY GROUP TO FILE PETITIONS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN ADMIT GROWING MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN DENIES ROBBING WOMAN WITH KNIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN PRISON DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN USE KNIFE IN ROBBING ARBY'S,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE SEEK MURDER CASE TIPS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*POLICE CHASE SUCCESSFUL, BUT CAR DAMAGED","Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COURT GETS FINAL LOTTERY DELAY MOTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL BOARD MAKES SMALL BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HARRISBURG RESIDENTS OPPOSING NEW PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
4 MEN RUNNING FOR CLAY COUNTY POST,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POLITICAL COLLECTORS PLAN TRADE SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BEDDOW HELPS WITH CHURCH RESTRUCTURING,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD MAN DIES IN LOADER ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
USD PROGRAM EARNS NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ARENA TO BUY NEW SOUND SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WINTER WHEAT HARVEST AHEAD OF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STATE LEGISLATOR WOULD FILE LAWSUIT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RAW SEWAGE MAY BE ENTERING LAKE MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
RAISING FUNDS TO HELP CONSTRUCT COMMUNITY CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*TEA WOMAN INJURED IN ROLLOVER NEAR BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
PESTICIDE CONTAINER RECYCLING INCREASING,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.6"
SD JOBLESS RATE HITS 3.1%,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*MAN DIES IN CONSTRUCTION ZONE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FINAL ARTS PAVILION DESIGN MEETS ITS BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE NAB SUSPECT IN ROBBERY IN CAB,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*MAIN THEATER IN PAVILION WOULD SEAT 1,900","Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*DASCHLE, PRESSLER DISAGREE ON BOSNIA","Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CITY SHOULD BAN WILD-ANIMAL PETS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SENATE ETHICS PANEL OWES PUBLIC OPENNESS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NEEDS TO SLOW FLOW OF IMMIGRATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
WE MUST GET BEYOND RACIAL DISCRIMINATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"GOP, PRESSLER DOING A GREAT JOB (L)","Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
3 LAWYERS HANDLED COW-TRAMPLING CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUNERAL IS SATURDAY FOR MURDER VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GET 'N GO CELEBRATES OPENING OF NEW STORE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS TO SPONSOR COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MILITIA GROUPS MEET TO UNIFY GOALS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAIL PUMMELS FIELDS IN BRANDON AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TEACHER, PUPILS SHARE MEMORIES OF THE 1920'2-30'S","Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAN ACCUSED OF THREATENING JANKLOW TO BE ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MANAGERS TO CUT FEES TO ATTRACT MORE GOLFERS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*COMPANY PASSES {dollar}1B IN LOAN PURCHASES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD BENEFACTOR TO GET SPECIAL DEGREE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUG. 25 IS DEADLINE FOR ART NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE SPEAKER'S WIFE IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN HIT BY MACHINE PRONOUNCED DEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GRAND OPENING AUG. 1 FOR {dollar}3 MILLION LODGE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FAIR BOARD WANTS ICE-SKATING RINK,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*JUGGLING HIS SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
INFORMATION SOUGHT ON WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REVISIONS ARE EXPECTED ON WILD ANIMAL ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"OPTOMETRIST OWES {dollar}962,000 IN BACK TAXES, JUDGE RULES","Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*VOLUNTEERING WAS HIS EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*WHAT HAPPENS TO ARRESTED JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FEDERAL FUNDS FOR ROAD PROJECTS LOOKS SAFE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"STEELE'S ESCAPE TRIAL DELAYED, EXTENSION SOUGHT","Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DEMOCRATS--PRESSLER MISLEADING VOTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
'96 BUDGET WON'T CAUSE TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"CITY SAYS BOY, 14, CAN'T PLAY GIRLS' SOFTBALL","Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*CITY WILL SEE NEW SUNSHINE STORE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BIRDS PAY FOR ONE MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE HAVE SPECIAL WORDS FOR THIS CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LOW-FAT DIET CAN BE EASY AND TASTY,"Argus LeaderJul 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DIESEL RUNS LOW IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KENNEDY FOR 1980--MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KENNEDY FOR 1980--MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FUTILE SEARCH UPSETS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FUTILE SEARCH UPSETS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BUTLER MAN DIES IN COLLISION-GROTON,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*15 EMPLOYEES STRIKE BILLION'S,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SAMULESON SUPPORTED,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ANDERSON LINKED TO TAX FORMS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*15 EMPLOYEES STRIKE BILLION'S,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SAMUELSON SUPPORTED,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ANDERSON LINKED TO TAX FORMS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TODD & TRIPP COUNTIES IGNORE SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BODY FOUND IN OKOBOJI,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
COMPANY PLANS FIGHT AGAINST MINING PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
MEANS MAY BE PAROLED TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
MEANS MAY BE PAROLED TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
COMPANY PLANS FIGHT AGAINST MINING PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
RESIGNATION REASON LISTED,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
RESIGNATION REASON LISTED,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
JUDGING CARTER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SAYS LAW AGENCIES FAIL TO RESPOND (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WOULD PRESSLER BID BE WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
NEW TACTIC PLANNED IN BANKS CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
NEW TACTIC PLANNED IN BANKS CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ROCK RAPIDS IN 'PANIC',"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*ROCK RAPIDS IN 'PANIC',"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
30 PEOPLE GET RABIES SERUM IN 3 IOWA TOWNS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
*ELIZABETH SHREVES SEEKS TO RALLY ABORTION SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*A FARMER COMBINES OATS-SOUTH OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
*A PRIVATE LOOK AT 2 PUBLIC MEN,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PROTESTERS STRESS NUKE EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A PRIVATE LOOK AT 2 PUBLIC MEN,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PROTESTERS STRESS NUKE EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VILLAGE EXCAVATION UNCOVERS MINUTIAE OF THE PAST,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*LOVE SHOULD BE PUT INTO PRACTICE, PROFESSOR SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VILLAGE EXCAVATION UNCOVERS MINUTIAE OF THE PAST,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*LOVE SHOULD BE PUT INTO PRACTICE, PROFESSOR SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CREDIBILITY OF SCHOLARLY JOURNALS UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HELEN KINTNER - COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*FIDDLIN' THE TIME AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WASHINGTON HIGH DRIVERS FACE FULL LOTS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL - FILES NOT SECRET,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
OFFICIAL - FILES NOT SECRET,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RESOLUTION MAY LAUNCH CARTEL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"LAND DEAL UPSETS, CONFUSES RESIDENTS OF MCCOOK COUNTY","Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"LAND DEAL UPSETS, CONFUSES RESIDENTS OF MCCOOK COUNTY","Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RESOLUTION MAY LAUNCH CARTEL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RESOLUTION MAY LAUNCH CARTEL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
OBJECT LESSON IN 1980 OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MANKIND YEARNS FOR FAR PLACES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*ABDNOR REBUTS ARGUS STANCE ON DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JUST HOW FREE SHOULD THE FREE PRESS BE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOG REVEALS INSIDE POOP ON VEEP,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JUST HOW FREE SHOULD THE FREE PRESS BE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DIRECTOR UPSET BY ARTICLE ABOUT IMMIGRANTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DIRECTOR UPSET BY ARTICLE ABOUT IMMIGRANTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABDNOR DEFENDED IN DEBATE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DISPUTES CRITICS OF ABDNOR & JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ALASKA WILDERNESS SHOULD BE SAVED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
YOUTH MEETS 'OLDER' CARTER IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YOUTH MEETS 'OLDER' CARTER IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SHIPPING COSTS CUT BARLEY PROFIT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
IRRIGATORS EYE WAITING WATER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
BUCKMILLER ANSWERS HUSET DETRACTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BUCKMILLER ANSWERS HUSET DETRACTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JEANNE CRANEY HITS A BACKHAND...,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FANS GET DOUBLE TREAT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
BUGS SHOW LITTLE MERCY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WORKOUTS EVERY OTHER DAY FOR OPTIMAL FITNESS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CLAUSE CATCHES HOME SELLERS BY SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
CLAUSE CATCHES HOME SELLERS BY SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
"CATTLE SALES DROP - PRICE, DEMAND CLIMB","Argus LeaderJul 27 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
RAPID CITY 'URBANIZED',"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY 'URBANIZED',"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY 'URBANIZED',"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SUNDAY ON THE GRASS '81,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THESE PEOPLE WORK HARD AT BEING NEIGHBORLY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DENMARK'S LOGO DESIGNERS TOY WITH RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TO GET MANDAN SALES PITCH,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAR SMASHES INTO HARDEE'S,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CENTER IMPROVES IN 94 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CENTER IMPROVES IN 94 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WIFE ABUSERS ARE NOT STEREOTYPICAL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BEDDOW'S ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BEDDOW'S ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOSQUITO KILLER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POPPEN DISPUTES MRS HUNKINGS CLAIM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
POPPEN DISPUTES MRS HUNKINGS CLAIM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
YOUNG ARE NOT LAZY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TAXPAYERS FOOT BILL FOR ABERDEEN SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LEIN LOSES BID FOR ND POST,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LEIN LOSES BID FOR ND POST,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAXPAYERS FOOT BILL FOR ABERDEEN SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
69-YEAR-OLD TOOK UP RUNNING 4 YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
69-YEAR-OLD TOOK UP RUNNING 4 YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LOYALTY ALMOST COSTS WRESTLER HIS ELIGIBILITY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOYALTY ALMOST COSTS WRESTLER HIS ELIGIBILITY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL WORKERS TO ANTI-UNION LAWYER--TRY IT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VIOLENCE ERUPTS AGAIN AT IBP,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOBRIDGE AND ITS BIG WALLEYE BOOM,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*IT'S LIKE WATCHING A BALLGAME IN LIVING ROOM,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*BALL NAMED GUARD COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*BAXTER INSTALLED AS GRAND KNIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB INSTALLS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HYINK NEW CANCER SOCIETY CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
TRACY NAMED TO BUSINESS GROUP,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
VENTURE CLUB OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
3 PROFESSORS GRANTED EMERITUS STATUS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"*ECONOMIC FLIGHT LINKS MANAGEMENT OF MORRELL, IBP","Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKA POWER--MANDAN FORECASTS UNREALISTIC,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CITY COMMISSION WRITES OFF {dollar}3,741 UNCOLLECTIBLE","Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CUSTER MAN TO BE CHARGED IN SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BLASTS TATE FOR ATTITUDE TOWARD UNIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY SPACE NEEDS VERSUS RESTORATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SAYS SUPPORT NEEDED FOR DRAFT REGISTRATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
THEFT OF BALL GLOVE OFFERS SAD LESSON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BROOKINGS FORMALDEHYDE POISONING SUIT SETTLED,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DECISION ON BRANDON POLICE PROBE TO BE SOON,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN CHARGED FOR ROBBING GAS STATION-CLEAR LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RED SCAFFOLD MAN CHARGED IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROBBERY SUSPECTS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PEN INMATE FACES TRIAL FOR ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"CHURCH-STATE CONFLICT REVIVED, PROF SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HAY MAZE ART EXHIBIT WINNER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EIGHT CIRCUIT JUDGE TO RETIRE SEPT 10,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SF SCHOOLS TO GET MORE IN FEDERAL GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"{dollar}5,000 LURES GOLF PROS TO YANKTON","Argus LeaderJul 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*AT 5 FOOT 5, SHE'S UP TO RACING RIGS","Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THESE COUNCELORS ARE SPECIAL PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU STUDENTS GET AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MICHELLE PARSONS WINS PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*JOEL STRASSER TO GET ALUMNI AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
CONSERVATION DISTRICT WINS HONORS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
STURGIS GIRL WINS STATE PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
"*PLUCKER APPEARS IN COURT, HEARS CHARGES FACING HER","Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE FORCES SIX FAMILIES TO EVACUATE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE SALE CUT SEEN BECAUSE OF INTEREST HIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW LINKS FOES OF ETSI TO RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOON CHURCH MEMBER LIKES CITY'S OPENNESS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIAL SAYS FARMER PLOWED OVER OLD CEMETERY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"BOND ISSUE HANDLED BADLY, BUILDERS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FUNERAL PROCESSIONS DESERVE YOUR RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAINE SCHOOLGIRL MAKES A POINT ON SOVIET TRIP (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHOULD BECOME INVOLVED IN SOCCER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUILDING GRANT CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WRITER DISAGREES WITH CRITIC (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LAST 2 WINGS IN JAIL TO BE COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LOSS OF POTENTIAL CUSTOMER DOESN'T DETER ETSI,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RESIDENTS TOLD TO PAY THEIR LEGAL FEES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUPS SAY PLAN TO AID MINORITY FIRMS NEEDS STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
35-FOOT AMBULANCE IS A REVAMPED BUS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
DEPUTY SAYS WAFF PAWNED MURDER GUN,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HEARING ON PLAN TO DROP STATE RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HELL'S ANGEL CHARGED WITH MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLAN TO SERVE MOBILE PARK IS TOO COSTLY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
STATE PARK OFFICIAL--FEES COULD GO UP,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TENNIS ASSAULT FORCE HEADS FOR BATTLEGROUND IN MINN,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BAR MURDER MOTIVE MURKY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ANDERSON TO TAKE LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR SEEKS OUT VOTERS' MOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMUNICATION POLICY WILL HAVE LITTLE LOCAL EFFECT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE DELEGATION WANTED HART,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS GIVEN AGAINST TWO MEN,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOFER'S TRIAL DATE TENTATIVELY SET FOR SEPT 6,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER REBUTS CLIENT'S CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TOP OFFICIALS LEAVE STATE HOUSING JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLITICAL SEASON BRINGS JEERING (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION SHOULD USE ORIGINAL REMODELING PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BONDE RESIGNS AS VOCATIONAL DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRAFT AGE MEN MEETING RESPONSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNION OFFICIAL DOESN'T RULE OUT STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE OBJECTS TO KILLING CONSERVATION BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MONTROSE YOUTH DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WATER DEVELOPMENT MEETING SET IN HURON,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WILDLIFE REFUGE HEADQUEARTERS NEAR COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*HURON TEAM MAY BATTLE BAN IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*KNEIP GOES FOR NUMBER 4,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN FACES ATTEMPTED RAPE COUNT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SUNDAY ON THE GRASS IS A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CIRCUS BRINGS CHEER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
MESSAGE BE SENT TO PREGNANT WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
MARCH OF DIMES THANKS VOLUNTEERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PAST PRODUCTIONS REVUE WINS PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
THANKS FOR HELP WITH CANCER EVENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*CHINA IS LOOKING FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WORSHIP IS WILLFUL SUBMISSION TO GOD,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*CARLSON GETS LIFT OUT OF WEIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CLUB'S BUILDING OPENS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSE MEMBERS WRESTLE WITH FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*2 PLEAD GUILTY IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAID-OFF SCHWARTZ WORKERS TO KEEP FIGHTING,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COURT PICKS LAWYER FOR SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BRADLEY WANTS APOLOGY FOR MEIERHENRY JOKE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HUMAN SERVICES CENTER GETS ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PELTIER SAYS HE STILL WANTS A NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY WINS 1989 LUTHERAN CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF CHARGED IN ACCIDENT IN STABLE CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
21 RECEIVE ARMY NATIONAL GUARD COMMISSIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"ARLINGTON ALIVE, WELL AND READY TO PARTY","Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CHANGES IN FIREFIGHTING PROCEDURES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FAMILY FINDS STRENGTH IN NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ODD WAY TO STAY CLOSE TO POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RESERVATION BINGO UNDER SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*HERSETH MAKES PROGRESS SELLING CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*TO OVERCOME ODDS IN TRYOUT WITH BUCKS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SOFTBALL COMES TO AID OF BURN VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*FIGHT TO SAVE WETLANDS UNDERWAY IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*DOLE STUMPS FOR ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN PROPOSES IN A BIG WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE ASKS VA FOR REPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CARNIVAL RIDES NOT CHECKED FOR SAFETY IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL MAN GETS IN ON ROYAL GOSSIP,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TURNING THE REIGN OVER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL MAN SERIOUS AFTER CAR WRECK,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BRANDT WOMAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IOWA MAN IS NEW VICE PRESIDENT OF SD SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLPARK,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ARIST'S TOPIC MORE IMPORTANT THAN TECHNIQUE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
ARTIST'S TOPIC MORE IMPORTANT THAN TECHNIQUE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
GAME DEPARTMENT SELLING 10 BISON LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MINES, TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL GETS ACCREDITATION","Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THUNDERSTORMS DUMP RECORD RAINFALL ON HURON,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YOUNG ELECTED PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ALMOST FREE FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PARENTS OF NITRATE VICTIM WARN OTHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*D'AMATO TRIES TO CARVE A NICHE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
VIEWS VARY ON PERSONNEL PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
LIST OF BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN 1986,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS SHOW QUARTER EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
"*MUSEUM HAS 5,000 COLLECTABLE DOLLS","Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*ANGIE NELSON'S SIMPLE, ELEGANT DISHES","Argus LeaderJul 27 1986, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
"CITY WAS HOT, BUT NO RECORD","Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
IBP WORKERS OK CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VALLEY SPRINGS DEVELOPS HOPE WITH INDUSTRIAL PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CONVENT MEMORIES LIVE ON IN ZELL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*STRIKERS BAND TOGETHER FOR MORRELL RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BRANDON PROVIDES SUMMER FUN AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BACHELORS GO ON THE BLOCK FOR CHARITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
INDIAN SCHOOL GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
COLLEGE GETS DONATED COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
HURT MORRELL WORKERS HAVE GOTTEN BUM RAP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MORE INDIANS ARE DOCTORS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STAND BEHIND WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DEMOCRACY'S BEEN DISTORTED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PATRIOTS SUCH AS NORTH ...,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
POOR DON'T NEED MORE TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GOVERNORS TO MEET IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HOT LINE GETS {dollar}16,000","Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STREET PROJECT GETS UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRAINING MONEY SET FOR TRIBES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER PARKING BONDS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IOWANS COUNT ON CAMPAIGN COURTSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INSURANCE FIRMS INCREASE ACREAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PIT BULLS NOT TO BLAME--BREEDERS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*TEACHERS, STUDENTS REMEMBER LITTLE SCHOOL","Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
5 COUNTIES GET MOST OF FUND FOR POOR,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
OFFICIAL IS FORCE BEHIND COLLIDER BID,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PACKER CHARGED BY STATE FOR SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*HELMET USE BY ACCIDENT VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*CITY BANS LAWN WATERING,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLAN TO EASE CROWDING AT JAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRE RAGES OUT OF CONTROL IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MALL WING OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
COMBINING 2 STATIONS WOULD CUT FIRE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HELMET REPORT NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LOOSE ENDS STILL HAUNT EXPANSION PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VOTE CHANCE TO SAVE HOMES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
MISSION JESUIT EXUDED GENTLENESS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CIGARETTE BLAMED FOR CITY HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN ORDAINED AS RAPID CITY BISHOP,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA AVE LANE CLOSES FOR RAIL WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO PUSH FOR PORK PLANT GRANT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR TO DISCUSS CHILD ABUSE ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ABORTION FOES ATTEND HEARING,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SEARCH BEGINS AT SCHOOL FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THREE INJURED IN 12TH STREET CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DENIES PROBE OF LAWYER DRUG RING,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LINK BETWEEN MUGGING, PURSE THEFT ATTEMPT","Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
3 DEMOCRATS ABANDON HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RENOVATIONS OF OLD JAIL LOOK COSTLY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE PLANS {dollar}103 MILLION IN NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
3 SCHOOLS TRY TO JOIN LIBRARY NETWORK,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CANNER LOVES FRESH VEGGIES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUMMER BOOKS TEMPT CHILDREN TO READ,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHOP'N CART WINS EMPIRE TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
HEFTY CHINOOK PROVIDES ANGLER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*EMPIRE ADDS WING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*GOVERNOR--STATE HOSPITAL ERRED,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CORONER--232 MORGUE 'GRUESOME',"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNDERCOOKED MEAT A SUSPECT IN GIRL'S ILLNESS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS THE RECENT DC-10,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW AMBULANCE SERVICE DESERVES A CHANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
QUIET DEEDS DESERVE GREATEST ADMIRATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*YOUTH WALK AMONG STALKS FOR HYBRID PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CINDERELLA IN SONG,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*MITCHELL MAYOR IS HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISABLED ADVOCATES TO HOST WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OKLAHOMA MAN KILLED IN I-29 ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRIVATE PLANE LANDS ON AREA HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO PERSONS BITTEN BY MOUNTAIN LION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CITY LOSES AMBASSADOR, FRIEND","Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WEEDING OUT PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPLAINTS ABOUT INDIGENT CARE BILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON TELLS CANTON--SET PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PAROLE OFFICER MOLESTED GIRL, 5","Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOURIST TOWN TO GO TO AUCTION BLOCK,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BIOSTRESS LAB TO BE BUILT IN SEVERAL STEPS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SPORTS TALK GOES WITH REUNIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WALLEYES HITTING ON LAKE MADISON,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LASOSKI SEEKS 1ST KNOXVILLE NATIONAL TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HAMLIN DECLARED DROUGHT COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MONEY ON TABLE TO FIGHT HOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NEW FARM PRACTICES ARE LESS POLLUTING,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DE SMET WAITS FOR VERDICT ON SOYBEAN PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
CITY COULD LIFT WATER RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COLONEL GIVEN ENVIRONMENT POST,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL SINGERS ARE BETTER AT THE ANTHEM,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COURT RULES MORRELL WORKERS DESERVED PAY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BURDEN REMAINS ON AMBULANCE SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LIFTING GAG ORDER IS CAUSE FOR ELATION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TREE ELIMINATION INSENSITIVE TO BIRDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'ARGUS' DOESN'T COVER SLOWPITCH LEAGUES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
NOW IS TIME TO JOIN FIGHT FOR FREEDOMS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPELLBOUND & FOOLPROOF,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HIGH-VISIBILITY PATROL MAKES LOOP SAFER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON QUESTIONS NUCLEAR WASTE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLIST INJURED IN HARTFORD CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO ONE INJURED IN EMERGENCIES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAMPERS GIVE IT THEIR ALL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ENVIRONMENTALIST WANTS DUMP PROBE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNGEST MEMBER ELECTED CHIEF JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONVICTION OF RAPIST REAFFIRMED,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MUENSTER TRAILS PRESSLER BY 41 POINTS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TO TEACH OR NOT TO TEACH,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COMMISSIONERS WANT TO HIRE DEPARTMENT HEADS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL TEEN DIES AFTER CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RENNER NEIGHBORS AT ODDS OVER TOWER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"TRUCK ROLLS, SPILLS 12 TONS OF POTATOES","Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CERAMIC BOBBING-HEAD BASEBALL GREATS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"MINNESOTA MAN HITS {dollar}10,000 JACKPOT","Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"RESTORED DEPOT OPENS AT RESTAURANT, LOUNGE","Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LARSGAARD JOINS RACE FOR COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DEADWOOD GAINS TWO MORE GAMBLING HALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VOTERS AGREE TO OPT OUT OF TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NORTH STARS SWEEP SOUTH IN BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SOUTH WINS IN VOLLEYBALL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HUTCHINSON REPORTS NET INCOME INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PIPER JAFFRAY REPORTS AN EARNINGS RAISE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TRUCKING FIRM ACQUIRED BY TBI,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SD COUNTIES DEAL WITH POVERTY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY WANTS BUDGET HIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE TOYS OF SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"TRIBAL ARTS SALES NET {dollar}165,750 LAST YEAR","Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*CRITIC OUTDATED, INACCURATE ON AMATEUR BASEBALL","Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MANY CAPABLE WOMEN SERVE ON CITY BOARDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*TSCHETTER LEADS STATE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*OLD-TIME CARS SET TO RACE AT RED DEVIL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
GIRL ONLY HAS HAD 1 PACEMAKER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH OFFICIALS WARN ABOUT ENCEPHALITIS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KELO VICE PRESIDENT IS BROADCASTER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PICKSTOWN MAN GIVES UP RIGHT TO HEARING,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LETTERS FROM THE LEDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING SHORTAGE LIMITING OPTIONS FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL CONTROL OVER TAXES BEHIND INEQUITY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POOR COUNTY TRIES TO IMPROVE LOT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PANEL DISCUSSES EFFECTS OF VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TEEN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EFFORTS TO STOP BUILDING PARKING LOT FAILS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEACHERS WITHOUT CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD FAMILIES ANGERED OVER MIA SEARCH,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARMED ROBBERY AT LODGE UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HIGH COURT DISMISSES DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CALIFORNIA MAN DETAINED IN 26-YEAR-OLD MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"PINE RIDGE MAN GUILTY OF KIDNAPPING, RAPE","Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"EX-MANAGER CHARGED WITH THEFT, EMBEZZLEMENT","Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN GETS 6 MONTHS IN BEATING OF WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*VERMILLION FINDS ITSELF AMIDST HOUSING BOOM,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAY GO HOME TO BISMARK NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*IN DEEP TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RESPONSE TIMES STAY LOW,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHELTERS STRAIN TO SERVE NEEDY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EMBATTLED QUAYLE SHOULD REFINE ACT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAN WRONG IN BLASTING CARETRAUM COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SLICK ADS MAKE VIDEO LOTTERY SOUND OK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONGRESS SHOULDN'T BE FUNDING 'STAR WARS' (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DIARRHEA OF MOUTH IS WHAT SOME MEAN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD PAY HIKE WOULD HAVE BEEN FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PELTIER SUFFERS FROM GOVERNMENT'S INJUSTICES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"INDIAN PRISONERS PLAN SPIRITUAL WALK, RUN","Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID VALLEY TEEN DROWNS IN LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIPLE KILLING SUSPECT ARRESTED IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
13 SOUTH DAKOTANS NAMED TO COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HUMANE SOCIETY LODGES DOGS AT FAIRGROUND,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ODD SHOE GOT PAST INSPECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE SHINING,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HEALTH EXPERTS DEBATE FUTILE CARE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MERCHANT GIVES CITY {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROADCASTERS GROUP NAMES NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"HOMESTAKE MANSION FOR SALE--{dollar}525,000","Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LENNOX GETS READY FOR THRESHING BEE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL EXECUTIVE GETS BROADCAST HONOR,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STABBING SUSPECT FIGHTING EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FLOATING TOUR A LEISURELY RIDE ON RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MUSEUM BILLED AS SHOWCASE OF STATE'S PAST,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CENTER BUILT INTO BLUFF,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BASIN STATES HOPE TO END RIVER FIGHT OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*GIFTS MUST BE DELIVERED BEFORE DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE'S FARMERS NEED HOT SPELL TO AID CROPS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*NATIVE KOSLOWSKI JOLTS DEFENDING OLYMPIC CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GARCIA WINS MEN'S TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3-WOOD GIVES GRAY STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KIDS MUST WORK TO HELP FAMILY OF PARENTS SPLIT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*IMAGINATIONS TO WORK IN STORY LAND THEATRE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
OSTEOPOROSIS CAUSE SOMETIMES GENETIC,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"*OH, CANADA, GLORIOUS AND CLOSE","Argus LeaderJul 27 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BINGE DRINKING BY TEEN-AGERS ABOVE AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BOOMING TEA EYES FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CONVENTION CENTER MAY ESCAPE PETITION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW PLANS TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CONFIRM SURGEON GENERAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T ADD PEOPLE TO LEGACY OF SHAME (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWMAKER ENTITLED TO BENEFIT OF DOUBT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MADISON PRODUCTION OF 'SUPERSTAR' SUPER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BOY SCOUTS LEAVE FOR JAMBOREE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CUT CABLE CAUSES ELECTRICITY OUTAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES PLEA FOR DRIVING PRIVILEGES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES JAIL AND BAIL AUG 3-6,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRANSIENT BEING HELD IN STABBING CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*HEAVY RAINS, FLOODS TAKING TOLL ON STATE ROADS","Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PASSING THROUGH,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"NO SPORTS FOR SUSPENDED STUDENTS, BOARD DECIDES","Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TEEN-AGE FATHER GIVEN PROBATION FOR SHAKING SON,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"THUNDERSTORMS BRING MORE HEAVY RAIN, HAIL","Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"CATTLE PRICE RISE NOT LIKELY, SPECIALIST SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GIRL'S FAMILY SEEKING INFORMATION ON DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOPPERS PROBLEM FOR SOME FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RADIO STATION RAISES FUNDS FOR RED CROSS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS GIVEN CONSERVATION GRANT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*NEW COMPUTERS BRANDON VALLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEADWOOD BETS UP EVEN THOUGH HIGHWAY CLOSED,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN ORDERED TO PAY BACK SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GRAIN HARVEST FALLS BEHIND,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
COMPANY TO STUDY VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
14 BIDS GIVEN FOR STATE PLANE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD TRIBES TO LOBBY ON GAMING LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"*FISHERMEN, WATCH OUT FOR TIGERS","Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HERE'S WHY DADS DON'T SEE THEIR KIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GOOD RASPBERRY CROP DEPENDS ON THINNING,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*VOTERS TO DECIDE CITY HALL'S FATE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ZERO IN ON KILLER OF MINNESOTA MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY BUDGET WOULD REDUCE TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GUNFIRE STRIKES TEEN IN LEG,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COUNTIES QUESTION PROPOSED CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DISTRICT SHOULD RAISE ACADEMIC STANDARDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY TAKES HEAVY PERSONAL TOLL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LOUNGE LETTERS FOCUS ON WRONG CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE LEGAL SYSTEM 'LET'S MAKE A DEAL' (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
STATE STOCKS UP ON LAKES WITH ITS DAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOLY LOCAL CONNECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRESDIENTIAL CURIOSITY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*ELEGANCE, EASE NOT AN ODD MIX","Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*DULUTH FINDS HAPPINESS ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OUTLAWS ONCE RAN WILD IN THIS 'PEACEFUL VALLEY',"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHEST PAINS SIDELINE 68-YEAR-OLD MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BOY FOUND SAFELY IN HUMBOLDT SLOUGH,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOMB THREAT CLOSES LEWIS STORES BRIEFLY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EGAN ENJOYING NEW WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SERGEANT TO CHALLENGE SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*VOTING DISTRICT CHANGE OK'D,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FEDS TO COVER 90% OF SPILLWAY REPAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HUNKING URGES CITY TO WATCH TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
QUARTZITE QUARRY GRANTED A PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
EX-POLICE CHIEF IN CLARK TO SUE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HUGHES COUNTY NAMED DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL LAW STOPS CHARLES MIX SHERIFF CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RADIO NEWS DIRECTOR EARNS BROKAW AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"PRESSLER AIDE TO VISIT GREGORY, KIMBALL","Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CANTON LANDMARK RESURRECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WHEN COURT WILL RULE ON VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BEDDOW ATTACKS GOP RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
RESERVING SPOTS AT CAMPGROUNDS TO GET EASIER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"BOY FINDS CASH, BUT RECEIVES NO REWARD","Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SPECIALISTS CONSIDERS FLOODING A NATURAL VARIATION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*RARE BUTTERFLIES FOUND ON MEADOW IN DAKOTA DUNES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
ELECTRONIC MONITORING MIGHT EASE PRISON CROWDING,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*SECOND HAY CUTTING GOES WELL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*TOP VENDOR AT CANARIES GAMES MAKES PITCH WITH HUMOR,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BEN HUR FORD SOLD TO NORTH DAKOTA MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE TOSSES CONFESSION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"PRESSLER SUPPORTS, DASCHLE OPPOSES LIFTING EMBARGO","Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MAYOR SHOULD DROP REST OF FEE PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STIFFEN QUALIFICATIONS FOR STUDENT FREEDOM (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ARCHITECTURAL ATROCITY DESTROYS 49TH ST. VIEW (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--ORDINANCE PREVENTING WILD ANIMALS?,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
AMENDMENT MUST JOIN CHANGE IN DEBT CEILING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CONGRESS SHOULD ENACT SOVEREIGNTY RESOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
TROPHY PRESENTATION RUINS NIGHT AT RACES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
"*HONEY, WHY IS THE CAR SO HOT? IT'S VACATION","Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*GO AHEAD, LINGER AND ENJOY THESE 10 SPECIAL SPOTS","Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HARRIS' CHANGE-UP BEATS BIRDS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU WANTS TO HOST RAMS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PERCH BITING IN GLACIAL LAKES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
FIRE DEPARTMENTS ASSIST EACH OTHER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
APPLY BY TUESDAY TO GET TAX RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE RELEASE NAME OF ACCIDENT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING NEIGHBOR,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RESIDENTS TO WATCH COMPLEX AFTER MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FALLS PARK RENOVATION PROGRESS FLOWS ALONG,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RETIRING LUTHERAN BISHOP HOPES CHURCHES WILL ADAPT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GRAND JURY CONSIDERS STABBING DEATH CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SD NATIVE NAMED TO EDUCATION POST,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FLOOD DAMAGE TAB FOR ROADS: {dollar}10.6 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA ACADEMY ALUMNI TO GATHER,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE OK'S DENIAL OF RALLY BEER LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SALMONELLA BLAMED IN LEOPARD CUBS DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COMPUTER BUSINESS ENTERS BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*EXPERT LOOKING FOR HISTORIC SITES,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FLYING J TRAVEL PLAZA IS ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TRUCK DRIVER DIES IN I-90 ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SHERIFF TAKES BACK OFFER TO PRISONERS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
OPERATED FAMILY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*DEATHS ON THE JOB IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
DUCK NUMBERS FLYING HIGH AFTER 3 STRAIGHT WET YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN GETS 55 YEARS IN STORE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
INDIAN WORKSHOP TO DISCUSS COLLEGE OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION OPEN FOR CHECKING,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"MONEY, POLITICS DELAY FARM BILL UNITL FALL","Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
RAPID CITY TEEN CHARGED IN HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*MCGOVERN PUTS OFF COLLEGE JOB FOR A YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*PRESSLER CALLS MOM TO SHOW NEW MOBILE PHONE TECH.,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
BANKING COMMISSION TO TAKE TESTIMONY ON PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 27 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*RUSSELL MEANS TO BE PAROLED,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RUSSELL MEANS TO BE PAROLED,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BERESFORD MAN GUILTY IN TAX FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BERESFORD MAN GUILTY IN TAX FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*GEOLOGISTS FIND CHINESE WARM, GENUINE","Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*TWO-WHEELERS TAKE OVER TOWN-ROCK RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"*GEOLOGISTS FIND CHINESE WARM, GENUINE","Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS FIRING STAND,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
AG LEADER PUSHES PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS FIRING STAND,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PICTURING BLACK HILLS FOREST,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
FORT PIERRE MAN ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*WORKER BURNED AT ALLING CHEMICAL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
MENTAL HEALTH CARE QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
US DISTRICT JUDGE NICHOL HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
VERMILLION MAN DIES IN CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
ENJOYING THE ARTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MUSEUM DIRECTOR ANSWERS CRITIC (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CRITICIZES 'MIX' ON WOMEN'S BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
DASCHLE CRITICIZED FOR VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
NURSES FORGOTTEN IN VIETNAM'S ACCLAIM (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*STORE OFFICIAL'S WIFE LIKES TRAILS IN TUTHILL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
STATE-OWNED RAILROAD SEEN AS POSSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE BACKING MEASURE LIMITING CAMPAIGN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
DASCHLE BACKING MEASURE LIMITING CAMPAIGN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
ALLEN'S 'MANHATTAN',"Argus LeaderJul 28 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*SUNDAY ON THE GRASS SHOWS ARTS HAVE HOME IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*DICK HAHN HAS EYES FOR THE TENNIS BALL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN DEMO DELEGATE - CARTER SUPPORTS US,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUTHFUL SD GOVERNMENT FACES BIG TURNOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF HOUSING SALES DOWN 45 PERCENT IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN DEMO DELEGATE - CARTER SUPPORTS US,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUTHFUL SD GOVERNMENT FACES BIG TURNOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUTHFUL SD GOVERNMENT FACES BIG TURNOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD OFFERS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SD OFFERS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DRAFT NOT NEEDED - USE PROFESSIONALS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRAIN STORAGE PROBLEM LOOKS BRIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*YOUNGSTER TENACIOUSLY FIGHTS CANCER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY DELAYS ACTION ON LIQUOR SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY TOWNS SHOW GROWTH SPURT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MR SPOCK OPENED UP OPPORTUNITIES FOR NIMOY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MR SPOCK OPENED UP OPPORTUNITIES FOR NIMOY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PARENTS POST THEIR OWN SIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PARENTS POST THEIR OWN SIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD RETAINS EAST SIDE BUSING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PARENTS POST THEIR OWN SIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BEADLE COUNTY TOO DRY-HAIL HURTS OTHER COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD AIR CONTROLLERS OPPOSE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FORMER SD FIRST LADY BURIED IN WEBSTER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SUMMER TRIUMPH IN SOLAR FLIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUMMER TRIUMPH IN SOLAR FLIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MACPAC TACTICS CALLED AN INSULT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MACPAC TACTICS CALLED AN INSULT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ADVICE FOR MACPAC (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ADVICE FOR MACPAC (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ACCIDENT KILLS TWO SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY TO APPLY FOR MONEY TO RENOVATE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY TO APPLY FOR MONEY TO RENOVATE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
33 CITIES MUST DEVELOP ENERGY PLANS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EROS TO HOST RADAR STUDY SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
A HILL CITY MAN DIDN'T LIST INCOME TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE STRESSES BALANCED BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE STRESSES BALANCED BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HEALTH DEPT REMODELING ENDS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TASK FORCE WON'T DISCUSS INDIAN STUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NORTON-FROELICH VISIT TONIGHT FOR POSSIBLE ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ROBERTS-EMCAMPMENT HURTS CAUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ROBERTS-ENCAMPMENT HURTS CAUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ROBERTS-ENCAMPMENT HURTS CAUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HUSET BARRIER TUMBLES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOLWERDA COMPLETES DECADE OF DOMINATION,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DUCK HUNTING SEASON FACES LITTLE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HUSET BARRIER TUMBLES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOLWERDA COMPLETES DECADE OF DOMINATION,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*GUARD ARRIVES, BUT STRIKERS QUIET","Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RIVER'S REPUTATION PUTS STRAIN ON FISH POPULATION,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FOOD PANTRY HAS RECORD GIVEAWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"ABNER GEORGE, RADIO NEWS DIRECTOR, WINS AWARD","Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
AL SCHOCK WINS LIONS CLUB AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SDSU PROFESSOR NOMINATED FOR ART AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SDSU PROF NOMINATED FOR ART AWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
WATERTOWN TEEN IN FLORIDA PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
CRACKDOWN ON DRUNKEN DRIVERS CUTS NUMBER...,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS--1-YEAR SALE EXTENSION BLOW TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO SEEK DEATH PENALTY IN BITTNER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED AIRLINES INTERESTED IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-SF MAN TAKES UNPLANNED DIP IN SEA,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REGISTERED SILVER MAPLE FALLS VICTIM TO WINDSTORM,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EQUIPMENT SHARING IS WORTH THE HASSLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAKING JAILS SAFER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARENTS OF LEGION BALL PLAYER UPSET ABOUT DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABORTION LEADING KILLER OF CHILDREN UNDER 5 (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
USD STUDENT PRESIDENT LACKING IN GRATITUDE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
READER HAS SOLUTION FOR NUCLEAR WEAPONS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
THIEF WHO TOOK CARVING STOLE A PIECE OF ARTIST (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DASHCLE PLEASED WITH EDITORIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FIRMS WANT TO PUMP UNMARKETABLE GAS BACK,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NSP WANTS TO CHARGE SD CUSTOMERS FOR WIS LOSSES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN CHARGED IN HIT AND RUN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF'S DEPT INVESTIGATES ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY EMPLOYEES MIGHT LOSE SOME INSURANCE COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE WANTS PUBLIC BARRED FROM HILLS DEATH SCENE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SENATE PANEL OK'S SD WATER MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AVON'S APPLICATION FOR GRANT DENIED,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DROUGHT STILL LINGERS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GRASSHOPPER HOT SPOTS DEVELOPING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR KILLING GIRLFRIEND,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"MYERS--ROADS, RAILS MUST FIT TOGETHER","Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
O'CONNOR CRITICIZES BN CONTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PART OF FARM CRISIS ACT BEFORE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TEACHERS GROUP RATES DASCHLE HIGH,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRIBE TO SEND 3 TO UN MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
15 INDICTED INTO HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"CITY, WOMAN SETTLE INJURY SUIT OUT OF COURT","Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"COUPLE SUES LEWIS DRUG FOR {dollar}10,000","Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
3 SD SCHOOLS PART OF USDA LUNCH PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
THIS WALLEYE NEVER SHOULD ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GRAND JURY PROBE RESULTS IN 2 COCAINE ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
{dollar}8.7 MILLION OK'D FOR APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CARNIVAL SIGNALS END OF SEASON,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PREVENTION IS THE BEST MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*STUDY SUGGESTS BETTER BIKE TRAILS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGING COMMITTEE WILL HOLD LOCAL HEARING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, VIKING PRESS WILL MEET IN COURT SEPT 2","Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RANDOM SELECTION FOR LOANS IS UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAFF TRIAL WITNESSES DETAIL VERSIONS OF PLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANGELS ACCUSE TROOPERS OF WRITING PETTY TICKETS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BOOKIES PAY TAXES ON ALL TRANSACTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*AGENCY GOES OUT OF BUSINESS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DIRECTOR--HEALTH CARE LEADERS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DOWNSTREAM DIPLOMACY HELPFUL STEP BY JANKLOW (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TICKET WILL FORCE VISITOR OUT OF DOWNTOWN MALL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOUGHER DRAFT STAND JUSTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE SCOLDS CORBLY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PINE RIDGE DECIDES WHETHER TO ALLOW SALE OF ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EROSION WORRIES RANCHER NEAR OLD STRIP MINES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS RESIDENTS HEAD EASTER SEAL COFFEE DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
EXCAVATORS ARE HAPPY TO DIG IN HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
BROOKINGS PETITIONS SEEK VOTE ON RUNWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE NAMES NEW STAFF DIRECTOR FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EX-POLICE CHIEF DENIED CHANCE FOR CERTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MINNEAPOLIS YOUTH DIES IN CRASH NEAR DOLAND,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TO COLLECT OVERDUE GI EDUCATION LOANS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WESSINGTON SPRINGS WILL VOTE ON WATER PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER FISHING PICKS UP AT MOBRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY FIRM INDICTED FOR BID RIGGING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE LIKELY TO GET DISPUTED LAND PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VETERAN DICK HEIBERGER HELPS SIOUX NATION,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOYS CLUB MEETS MONEY GOAL FOR NEW BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION BALL WILL SWING BACK INTO ACTION,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"GEM, MINERAL COLLECTORS TO MEET HERE TODAY","Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN EDUCATION WORKSHOP SET NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW UNINVITED, UNDECIDED ON VISIT","Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MORE ARRESTS LIKELY IN WESTPORT SHOOTINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SEEKS MORE DISASTER ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN DISAGREES ABOUT HER STATUS ON BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"AGENCY HAD TO SAVE BANK, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"SD OFFERS {dollar}2,000 SCHOLARSHIPS","Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CHEM-NUCLEAR DISPUTES ARTICLE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JOB POSTING ANGERS LAID-OFF NURSES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
WATER DISTRICT AWARDED {dollar}2.7 MILLION IN DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BANKRUPTCY PROBLEM HITS PRESSLER IN HEART (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC TV OFFICIAL RAPS LAKOTA TIMES ATTACK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE LUCKY TO HAVE PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CONGRESS CAUSES FARM MESS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WATER DISTRICT BID JUSTIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ROLLER RINK ENTRANCE OPPOSED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
NUKE DUMP NOT WORTH GAMBLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
EVENT DESERVED COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
REAGAN'S GOOD AS HE CAN BE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
STATE PLANT HAS DECLINED IN PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR TO LEAD HEARING ON FLOOD PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
DAVISON COUNTY TO APPEAL DISASTER STATUS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
LOHNES WANTS JUDGE REMOVED FROM CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PERMISSION SOUGHT FOR SPECIAL CHEMICAL SPRAY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"PLANKINTON WOMAN, 40, DROWNS IN STOCK POND","Argus LeaderJul 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*FARMERS MARKET,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SEX FOR SALE--AND SOUTH DAKOTA'S BUYING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PICKSTOWN RESIDENTS GET BOOST,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SHEREE--PROFILE OF A PROSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*COUNSELORS SAY PROSTITUTION NOT VICTIMLESS CRIME,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*DEADWOOD--TAMED WILD WEST TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RIPPING OUT DOWNTOWN MALL WON'T SOLVE PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BIBLE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CONVENTION BUSINESS IS FLAT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BOARD SUPPORTS PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PLAN'S LIKE SWISS CHEESE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ABDNOR DID GOOD JOB ON BILL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
HIGH WEEDS CAUSE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BRADLEY BILL IS ATTEMPT TO RIGHT 100-YEAR-OLD WRONG,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
VOTERS' WATCHFUL EYES FOCUSED ON CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
UMPIRES ARE GETTING OUT OF GAME,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHUCK THE HORSE IS A RODEO VETERAN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*MOVE OVER GUTHRIE, HERE COMES GALLOP","Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*72-YEAR-OLD IS A SUMMER HIT IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*SOFTBALL WITH A BEEP,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*CATS PUT BEST PAW FORWARD,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY PROTEST STRIKES ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
QUESTIONS REMAIN AS SHOOTING VICTIMS BURIED,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONFERENCE TO EXAMINE SD CATTLE FEEDING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MEIERHENRY'S JOKE FELL FLAT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LIGHTNING SPELLS MORE TROUBLE FOR DRY COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"COURNOYER, ZEPHIER VIE FOR YANKTON TRIBE POST","Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEACHERS DECLARE CONTRACT IMPASSE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL POLICE CAPTAIN WANTS CHARGE THROWN OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO HAWK FACES FIVE IN ROSEBUD ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES NEW TRIAL REQUEST FROM MUETZE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SF WOMEN SCORE MANY FIRSTS DURING LAST 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*DUSTIN WILSON, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BABYING BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PR PERSON WORKS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COUPLE BUY AKERS CHINA STORE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
SENCORE PRESIDENT NAMED TO NATIONAL COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
FILINGS FOR FIRST HALF OF JULY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
NURSING HOMES EARN HEALTHY RATINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWO TORNADOES REPORTED IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BLACK HILLS LAND BILL DESERVES BETTER FATE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PATROL CARS TAXI ON IN RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACCIDENT SUNDAY INJURES 4 NEAR LYONS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS ARTS BUILDING REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON BLASTS {dollar}20 MILLION CALIF FARM PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD LIFESTYLE REUNITES NATIVE DREAMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY LIBRARY SET TO BRANCH OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SERVICE CELEBRATES NATURAL RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR OFFERS TO CHECK INTO VA CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARMLAND INDUSTRIES TO CLOSE CITY SALES OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEARING SET TUESDAY TO DISCUSS PARKING RAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MUNICIPAL BAND PLANS JAZZ CONCERT DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLANT RUST REDUCES WINTER WHEAT YIELDS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TEACHER TO STUDY STEEL, CONCRETE COMBINATION","Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TIDWELL TO BE HONORED DURING BOARD MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"STURGIS EXPECTS UP TO 40,000 MOTORCYCLISTS","Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PETERSON WON'T RUN FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*AS DREAM OF PRO CAREER FADES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WE'RE IN FOR MORE HOT AIR,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ELEVATORS BRACE FOR PLENTIFUL CORN CROP,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LYONS--IBP DEAL BLOW TO UNIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DOCTOR WHO'S NEXT STOP IS SD,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
RANKING 50TH GIVES CITY ANOTHER PLUS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BIG CHANGES NEEDED AT STATE PENITENTIARY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ENCOURAGE SAFE SWIMMING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THERE IS A BETTER WAY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ALWAYS FAITHFUL TO WHOM,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
VAN BEEK DEDICATED WIN TO GRANDMOTHER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ESCAPEE GETS 12-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUMBER OF DOCTORS ON THE RISE IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PICKET ARRESTED AT MORRELL PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SUGGESTS BROWN FOR CABINET,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOURCE OF AMMONIA STILL NOT CERTAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD PUSHES SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD PROVES TOUGH TEST FOR BIKER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UTILITIES LEADER DISLIKES U S WEST TACTICS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW PLANS MEAN NEW TERMS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAX ABATEMENT PLAN GAINS CIRCUITOUS OK,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DATE SET FOR HAYWARD BIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CIRCUMSTANCES IN VEHICLE ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ALPENA MAN DIES IN ONE-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS CONTROL BLAZE IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOVERNMENT WANTS HONEYWELL LAWSUIT MOVED,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INJURIES AVOIDED WHEN AIR PLANE FLIPS OVER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAIL OFFICIALS PLEASED WITH BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
FARM GROUP BACKS PROPERTY TAX MOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SIGN SHOWS MAN IS LAWN-ABIDING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOREST FIRE CALLED ARSON,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMY GOOD BUT FRAGILE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOWERS ESTIMATE OF LOSS TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COUNSELORS HAVE ROLES IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON GEORGE BUSH,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEMOCRATS FIGHT GOD'S LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ELECTION COULD HELP RESOLVE HILLS DISPUTE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD FISHING SKIDS TO SUMMER LOW,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ARREST LIKELY IN ARSON CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FMHA OK'S LOAN FOR NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBBERS LEAVE MAN WITH DOLLAR BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILLIAMS TO SIGN CLEANUP AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*1990 CENSUS WILL FORCE REDESIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENT PRODUCES CALENDAR TO HELP FELLOW SCHOLARS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WATERING BAN WORKS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ALLEGATIONS AGAINST BANK TO BE REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PAVING OF 26TH STREET IRRITATES RESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"ASBESTOS REMOVAL COULD COST {dollar}300,000","Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXPERTS CLEAN UP TOXIC SPILL IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS UNION RUNS OUT OF MONEY FOR HOTLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON TO HOLD HEARING ON GRANT APPLICATION,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES {dollar}4 MILLION FOR EROS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*DRY CONDITIONS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BE READY TO SWEAT OUT A HEAT WAVE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EXPERTS URGE DINERS TO COOK BEEF,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AILING WATERTOWN TODDLER IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MUENSTER WILL OK ANY CLAIM IN YANKTON DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REDUCE SD COUNTY SEATS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ROBBINS QUALIFIED DIRECTOR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STEALTH HAS POTENTIAL BUT COST FACTOR (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BILLION COULD BEAT PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CLINIC ARTICLE REFRESHING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
TOO MANY WARNINGS COULD LEAD TO PUBLIC APATHY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*'TURNER AND HOOCH' IS STRICTLY FOR THE DOGS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AREA DRIVE-INS BRING BACK OLD MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DIDN'T QUITE GET A NEW THEATER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLAYHOUSE OFFERS RARE REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CANTON ACADEMY ALUMNI REUNITE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"MAN, WOMAN DIE IN STATE ACCIDENTS","Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PILOT LANDS PLANE ON ROAD NEAR SALEM,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPORT--TAXES LOWER IN ND,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REWARD OFFERED FOR ARSON LEADS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIETNAM VETERANS TO GATHER IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE MANE ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ESTATE WILL PAY INJURED TEEN DRIVER {dollar}50,000","Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRAND JURY INDICTS BURGLARY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"I TOUCHED CHILD, THAT'S ALL","Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEPTEMBER IS LONG SHOT FOR VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CRACKDOWN ON BURGLARY LEADS TO NARCOTICS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SENATE OK'S MONEY TO START BIOSTRESS LAB,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PHYSICIAN RATIOS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COMPANY OWES NATURAL GAS REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DOLE GETS PRESSURED TO FORM COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MASSEY TO SPEAK TONIGHT AT MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*FIRM CALLS ON PHONE USERS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
JUDGE NAMES TRUSTEE FOR MICROWAVE MAKER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*CAREFUL ON THE STREETS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NOBLES COUNTY IS INVESTIGATING OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 STORES PULL 'TEMPEST'--ADS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOUISIANA ACTION IS 'POLITICAL COMPROMISE',"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
THE URBAN INDIAN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENATE PASSES FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD SENATORS CRITICAL OF NEW FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PARENTHOOD GOES AWRY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PROGRESSIVE ROCKERS FOREHEAD LOOK AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CATHOLICS TAP WOMAN FOR TRIBUNAL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DON'T PULL PUNCHES IN REVIEWING SOUTER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS SHOW BACKBONE IN VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROGRAM WILL BENEFIT RURAL-AREA CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ORGANIZERS WISE TO POSTPONE CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRO-CHOICE AMERICA SACRIFICES CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*FOLAND BOOSTS SOUTH 7-0 IN OT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"WIDNESS, OREM LEAD AT PAR 72 IN SENIORS","Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SF MAN NAMED DOCTOR OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOPEFUL VOWS TO MAKE REGISTRATION EASIER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER BLASTS BUSH ON WATER PROJECT STAND,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF CONSTABLE ASSUMES NATIONAL POST,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WALKAWAY FOUND AFTER ONE HOUR,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUNG REPUBLICANS ELECT NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MINING GROUP VOWS TO FIGHT INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ONE NEAT JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE TREASURER STEPS DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOW SALARIES MAKE STATE WORKERS LEAVE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DRUG SUSPECTS APPEAR IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY PEDESTRIANS PROGRAM RECEIVES NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*WALL LAKE CLEANUP COST TO INCREASE BY {dollar}7,000","Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS TO DECIDE FUTURE OF CHAMBERLAIN'S TAFT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 CITIES TO GET RECYCLING GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN KILLED IN PICKUP ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OFFICIAL PROPOSES EXTRA PENNY TAX FOR LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD HEAD TO RUN FOR STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STURGIS APPROVES LIMITS ON USE OF CITY PARKS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GAMING COMPACT GETS FINAL NOD OF APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OFFICER SENTENCED ON ANIMAL CRUELTY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RECALL PETITION IN 'LEGAL LIMBO',"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
APPLIES FOR PERMIT TO USE BOYD COUNTY SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD RANCHER DIES AFTER BEING GORGED,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CORN WILTS ALONG WITH THE HOPES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VIDEO LOTTERY ADDICTION HELPED TRIGGER SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"OLSON KILLER KNOWN, BUT WALKS FREE, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
65 PERCENT DON'T KNOW ABOUT DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
A GOOD PLACE TO INVEST SURPLUS FUNDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BIG FIBS ABOUND--NO LIE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*'ARGUS' NEWS 2000 PLAN NEEDS INPUT FROM YOUNG,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*INDIANS NEED MORE OPPORTUNITIES TO ACHIEVE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
IT'S TIME TO PUT DESERT STORM TO REST (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STATE GOVERNMENT IS NO LAUGHING MATTER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WHY MUST GOVERNMENT LIE TO THE PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
HETEROSEXUALS' DUTY SHOULD BE TO SELVES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
EYE CLINIC TESTS WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
MISIDENTIFIED SEGMENT SHE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
VISITOR HAS QUESTIONS FOR SF LEADERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*ALL-STAR FANS GET TO ENJOY REAL TWIN PLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROBAR TO WIN SD SENIORS GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE WETLANDS WILL BE SURVEYED,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*EARS THROUGH THE YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BUYS PAGER FIRM IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
POLLOCK MAN GIVEN HONOR,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
2 FROM SD ON SOYBEAN BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
UNION VOTE FAILS AT SD PACKER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MAN CHARGED WITH CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"TRUCK DRIVER IN SEMI, TRAIN COLLISION DIES","Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*GERMAN WOWED BY MEDICINE, POWWOW","Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*ZOO DIRECTOR TAKES FAREWELL STROLL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CITY MULLS CUTTING OFF WINE LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RATE INCREASE WOULD BOOST WATER BILLS {dollar}1.74,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
REUNION TO ERASE SCHOOL LINES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*SF DOCTOR JOINS CANTON CLINIC,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
MADISON MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SUSPECT TRANSPORTED TO YANKTON CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*CANTON TAKES STOCK AFTER 125 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
*JOYRIDE MEMORIES LINGER ON,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*HOOFING THROUGH THE HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"*CANADA LUSH, GREEN THIS SUMMER","Argus LeaderJul 28 1991, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
*DOLAND NATIVE TO WRESTLE FOR GOLD TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BREAK IN JURY SELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SALARIES TO INCREASE 16.9 PERCENT OVER 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*INDIANS SHOULD HAVE HAD SAY IN STATE'S NICKNAME,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BACKING TOUGH TALK WILL BE DIFFICULT PART (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REPUBLICANS SHOULD DO MORE FOR HAAR (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"SPEND MONEY ON PEOPLE, NOT MORE WAR GAMES (L)","Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ONLY VOTERS CAN SIGN PETITIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"REGARDING CATS, POLICE EAGER TO USE GUNS (L)","Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
BABIES NEED TO BE IN CAR SEAT FROM START (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
SF LAWYER SEEKS JUDGE POST,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STEENSLAND, WEAST GUESTS ON NOON SHOW","Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEEN-AGE LEADERSHIP SEMINAR WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRANSIENT ARRAIGNED ON RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAWYERS BICKER AS MOELLER TRIAL OPENS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OUTNUMBERED,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OVERDOSE ATTEMPT PROMPTS 911 POLICY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"TWO SF RESIDENTS FOIL CON ARTISTS, CALL POLICE","Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TWO SENTENCED IN SCAM TO OBTAIN BANK LOANS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TOUGHER SPRINKLER LAW OK'D,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN MAN FACES 7-COUNT INDICTMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CASTLEWOOD MAN TO BE HONORED POSTHOMOUSLY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EDUCATION ACT TO AID SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOTEL OWNER GIVES MILLION TO FUND CHAMBERLAIN ARTS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAILWAY WOULD HELP DEADWOOD GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY OK'S I-229 BILLBOARD GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MINISTER'S FAMILY FACES SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS TARGET POT IN OPERATION GREENLEAF II,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT ORDERS RESENTENCING FOR WOMAN IN FORGERY CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JUDGE MUST RECONSIDER KIDNAPPING RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JURY VERDICT UPHELD IN HORSE-RIDING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
OFFICIAL LOSES SUIT FOR BACK RETIREMENT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FIRMS GETTING LOW-INTEREST LOANS BOOST PAYROLLS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOME FIX-UP FUNDS NEARLY HALF GONE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
US WEST SIMPLIFIES MONTHLY BILLINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
NEW FLIGHT SERVICE TARGETS BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*MCCONNELL HOMER HELPS US TRIUMPH,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*COOL SD SUMMER EASY ON WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*TALKING TOURS WITH TRITT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DAYTON EXHIBIT SHINES AT FREE INSTITUTE OF ART,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ROBINSON'S NEW PLAY COULD USE REWRITE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ASPARAGUS SEEDS COMMONLY TURN RED,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
MCCONNELL GROUP GETS UP-CLOSE LOOK AT TORCH,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"FARM INCOME DECLINE TO CONTINUE, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TOP STUDENTS REJECTING FREE RIDES TO SD UNIVERSITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CROPS WON'T SHINE WITHOUT HOTTER DAYS, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAIRY CHECKOFF DOESN'T PAY OFF (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FIREWORKS DISPLAY HELPS COMMUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GOP'S FLASHBACK PORTENDS CLOSE RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
VOTE TO RAISE DEADWOOD BET LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
ASIAN-AMERICAN DAY WILL BE AUG 14,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CARNIVAL TO BENEFIT CHILD AID PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY TRANSIT ROUTE DETOUR SET TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE TO DISCUSS RURAL CHINA WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY MAN ARRESTED FOR IOWA MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTY STOPS 266TH STREET IDEA,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BANK TO PAY AIRPORT HOLIDAY INN'S BACK TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY WON'T RAISE 1994 TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S DISASTER LIST GROWS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BULLDOZER CRUSHES PIEDMONT WORKER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NOMINATIONS OPEN FOR INDIAN ART HONOR,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAINS CANCEL PARTY AT BROOKINGS GARDEN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STURGIS MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MILLER HEARS FLOOD WOES FIRSTHAND,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ABERDEEN ABOLISHES CITY RUNOFF ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STUDENT TEACHER SUES TRI-VALLEY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LINCOLN COUNTY REJECTS TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*LIGHTNING STRIKE SHAKES NEIGHBORHOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*VOLESKY DENIES INTEREST IN ATTORNEY GENERAL POST,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ENFORCEMENT TO GET TOUGHER IN SD SOON,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LIFE SENTENCE FOR KILLING ABERDEEN WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WE WERE DRUNK BEFORE ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
FIRM SHARES TV TECH WITH FRENCH,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FINANCIER EXPANDS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*LEWIS LEADS CANARIES TO 6-0 WIN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW GYM CENTER BUILDS ON POSITIVES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STIR CRAZY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ORIENTAL STORE HAS HOMELAND STAPLES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BLISS READY TO MAKE A NATIONAL MOVE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*COOK'S FAMILY SOURCE OF GOOD EATING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GANGS STAKE CLAIM TO LOOP,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COMPOSTING PROGRAM GIVES CITY PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD GETS BURNED ON SMOKING TEST,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWO COUNTIES SHOULD MERGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMMUNITY SHOULD FLY BLUE RIBBONS IN THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PUBLIC TV PROVIDES ENTERTAINING EVENING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HAWKEY'S ATTACKERS HAVE PERSONAL AGENDA (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--A CHANGE IN CITY GOVERNMENT?,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DOORS ARE MARKED FOR SAFETY REASONS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PAIR ARRESTED ON MARIJUANA CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THEY'LL BE DRAWING GUNS AT DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEAF CAN NOW USE ASK-A-NURSE LINE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROTARY LOOKING FOR STUDY TEAM MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MURDER LOCATION LEADS MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BOY USES BB GUN IN HOLD-UP,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTACARE CONSIDERS ADDING MORE HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHECKING IT OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
QUAKERS TO DISBAND IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CLARK FARMER DIES IN TRACTOR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PAIR MISSING IN SD RETURNS TO ND HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORGERY GETS WOMAN 20 MONTHS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY OF BOY HURT ON POWER LINE SUES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS MAKES PLANS FOR MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP TO OPPOSE COURTHOUSE ANNEX,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*TEARS TURN TO CHHERS AS DAM, LAKE RESTORED","Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FIRE DANGER RISES IN WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PASTOR WHO INITIATED LOTTERY FIGHT DENIES BEING GAY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TACO JOHN'S PLANNED FOR VERMILLION PART OF TREND,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FEMA DENIES REQUEST FOR AID--LEAD LANDSLIDE TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TWO MEN INJURED IN CORVETTE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
BLACK HILLS COLLEGE TO LOSE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
SD SKIRTS SOYBEAN DISEASE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LOOKING FOR BORROWERS IN RURAL COMMUNITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*BIRDS WALK TO 1-0 WIN,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAKING IT TO THE LIMIT AT OAHE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VERDI TO UNDERGO TRIPLE-BYPASS SURGERY TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*NEWTON HILLS PROVIDES QUALITY FOR CAMPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*ELDERLY SOUGHT FOR USD STUDY OF MEDICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RETURN OF THE WALTZ,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STORM PELTS EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PETITION DRIVE BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
JULY A PRIME TIME FOR HAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
END ARMS BAN AGAINST BOSNIA (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"TECHNOLOGY, COURTESY WOULD HELP TRAFFIC FLOW (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EDUCATION WOULD END CYCLE OF SERVING TIME (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TERMINALLY ILL INMATES DESERVE DIGNIFIED DEATH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RESPONSE OVERLY HARSH TOWARD AUTHOR OF LETTER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WORK RELEASE CHANGE LIMITS INMATE POTENTIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRAFFIC PATTERN CHANGES AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ADMITS ABUSING HIS TWO DAUGHTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 4 YEARS ON DRUG CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW CUTS OUT MOST OVERTIME,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY TO OFFER NUTRIENT-RICH MULCH FROM LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ONE-THIRD COULDN'T BE FAIR IN 3RD FIELDS TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNMENTS SEARCH FOR WAYS TO SHARE CUT COSTS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWSUIT WON'T STOP PLANS FOR NEW PRISON,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"*DESPITE RAINS, DANGER OF FIRES TO RISE","Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YOUTH GROUP TO REPAIR HOMES ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AG SECRETARY WANTS MEATPACKING STUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TEEN-AGER DIES IN PICKUP ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN CAN SUE EX-HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"DRUG SEARCH OF JACKET LEGAL, JUSTICES RULE","Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
POWER OUTAGE DOESN'T AFFECT LOTTERY OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WOMAN PLANS WALK TO FIGHT LOCAL RACISM,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"*LOVED TO WATCH, PLAY SPORTS, MUSIC","Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*GONE OUT OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*WET WEATHER HASN'T HELPED SD TOURISM SO FAR,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*CANARIES END SKID,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SD HIGH SCHOOL ALL-STAR GAMES,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE MUST GO ON,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WASTE WATER,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MINNEAPOLIS GARDENS ARE CITY'S PARADISE,"Argus LeaderJul 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EMPTY PARKING LOTS AT TOURIST SPOTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
REESE--WHY NOT TOBIAS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHECK POLICIES HINGE ON IDENTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*FAIR OFFERS SOMETHING FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
'HOPPERS MAY RETURN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
'HOPPERS MAY RETURN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DR. JOHN NIES GETS YANKTON POST,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SIOUX CITY ARSON JUMPS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CRASH KILLS ABERDEEN MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PEDAL POWER--OWNER TAKES BUSINESS FOR RIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*CANDY & LARRY LEEGE--BIKED INTO EACH OTHER'S HEART,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
NICHOL LEAVES HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
JANKLOW'S CANDID LOOK AT FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW'S CANDID LOOK AT FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
AUDUBON PRAISED FOR TOXAPHENE FIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PSYCHIATRIC GROUP PRAISES MRS. CARTER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
WHY CAN'T SD BUILD BETTER ROADS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BAN ON TOXAPHENE IS A MISGUIDED EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
AUDUBON PRAISED FOR TOXAPHENE FIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
'JUST A HOUSEWIFE' DESERVES RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
HERITAGE SHOULD SPUR REFUGEE AID (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
WHY GAMBLE ON NUCLEAR HAZARDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
O'GORMAN 'PAY FOR PLAY' ARTICLE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
WHY GAMBLE ON NUCLEAR HAZARDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
MED SCHOOL POLICY TO LIMIT HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MED SCHOOL POLICY TO LIMIT HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HOUSING STARTS DOWN FROM 1978,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
STATE'S TOURISM DOWN 25 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
10 PERCENT OZARK RAISE REPORTED,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
GOVERNMENT GETS THE BLAME FOR INDUSTRY LAG,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE HERE FOR SMALL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE HERE FOR SMALL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
"CHAMBER FUND DRIVE NEAR {dollar}400,000","Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
HARVEST INFORMATION AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
SUNSHINE MUTUAL OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
MINORITY OFFICES TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
MORRELL EMPLOYEES TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
*OLYMPIC MARATHON MILES AWAY FOR FISCHER,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.1"
MCGOVERN--TALK OF STATE OWNING RAILROAD IS PREMATURE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.1"
*OLYMPIC MARATHON MILES AWAY FOR FISCHER,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.1"
MCGOVERN--TALK OF STATE OWNING RAILROAD IS PREMATURE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.1"
CHILDREN CAN VISIT MOTHERS AT THE WOMEN'S CORRECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.1"
*MARKET OPENS A WEEK LATER,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.4"
REINERS WORKS HARD FOR NICE PAYOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*TWO WATER SPORTS NOT TOO DIFFICULT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
BLUEGILLS TOUGH FOE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
GUN CLUB IN NEED OF RANGE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.5"
*'MAKEOVER',"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEW CHILDREN'S LIBRARIAN AMAZED BY TYKES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAIR OFFERS SHOWCASE FOR CRAFTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MRS. DON SAUERS-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*OFFICIAL TELLS COMMISSION FILES OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIAL TELLS COMMISSION FILES OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIAL TELLS COMMISSION FILES OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE BACKS LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE BACKS LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
SD SENATORS - CARTER MOVE FOLLOWS SENATE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
SD SENATORS - CARTER MOVE FOLLOWS SENATE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
SD SENATORS - CARTER MOVE FOLLOWS SENATE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
"*RESTORED HOTEL - 1928 ON OUTSIDE, 1980 INSIDE","Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BLACK HILLS PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS 'DAMES AT SEA',"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*RESTORED HOTEL - 1928 ON OUTSIDE, 1980 INSIDE","Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BLACK HILLS PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS 'DAMES AT SEA',"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUNDAY ON THE GRASS ART WINNERS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY'S OLD FILES IN DISARRAY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENGAS ASKS HEATING RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY'S OLD FILES IN DISARRAY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENGAS ASKS HEATING RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD RECOUPS {dollar}1.5 MILLION IN RAIL REPAIR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRAGEDY SLAPS 'SLIMY BILLY CARTER' IN THE FACE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOO MUCH SUN WITHERS CORN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRAGEDY SLAPS 'SLIMEY BILLY CARTER' IN THE FACE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOO MUCH SUN WITHERS CORN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS COUNTY ASSESSES HAIL TOLL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BROOKINGS COUNTY ASSESSES HAIL TOLL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX TRIED FOR EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX TRIED FOR EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX TRIED FOR EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STAKES IN IRAN STILL THE SAME (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORESTBURG MAN DROWNS IN PRIOR LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SAGGING ECONOMY SPURS LAYOFFS-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THREE HURON MEN CHARGED WITH HIDING ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SAGGING ECONOMY SPURS LAYOFFS-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP WANTS MINNEHAHA URANIUM CONTROLS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAMBLING FOR DRINKS ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY AFTER TICKET JUMPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING FOR DRINKS ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY AFTER TICKET JUMPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESIDENTIAL GIFTS TEMPT UNDECIDEDS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESIDENTIAL GIFTS TEMPT UNDECIDEDS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESIDENTIAL GIFTS TEMPT UNDECIDEDS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE CAN'T TIE TAX CUT TO BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
DWIGHT YOUNGSTER OF SENIOR SET INVADING MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AGENTS RENEW BATTLE WITH POACHERS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*TAYLOR FAMILY RAISES, RELEASES BIRDS","Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"TAYLOR FAMILY, RAISES, RELEASES BIRDS","Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RACQUETBALL EASY TO LEARN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD AG SECRETARY SAYS EMBARGO COULD BACKFIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OGLALA ENCAMPMENT LOOMING OVER SIOUX MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD AG SECRETARY SAYS EMBARGO COULD BACKFIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OGLALA ENCAMPMENT LOOMING OVER SIOUX MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEANS' MURDER TRIAL WON'T BE IN RC,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 CHARGED IN MINNEHAHA FARM THEFT RING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEANS' MURDER TRIAL WON'T BE IN RC,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NORTON-FROEHLICH WARY OF CITY LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NORTON-FROEHLICH WARY OF CITY LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
QUESTION CASEY ON LIBYAN PLANS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUESTION CASEY ON LIBYAN PLANS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR INTRODUCES WATER BILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SINGLE-ENGINE PLANE CRASHES AT CUSTER,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR BACKS SHIFTING BILLBOARD CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON COLLEGE PICKS NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS-ESTATE TAX REFORM WILL PASS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR WATERING AID,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR INTRODUCES WATER BILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC EXEMPTS INDIVIDUAL GAS METERS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC DENIES MDU'S GAS RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON COLLEGE PICKS NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
5 BRITISH TEEN-AGERS TOURING SD,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNION CARBIDE-SUPREME COURT RULING DISCOURAGING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IT WAS A WEE BIT CHILLY IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY DENIES COMMUNICATION {dollar},"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD MISSILE SILOS TOO SMALL FOR MX,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CITIES GET 3 WEEKS TO REVIEW AIRLINES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HOMESTAKE EARNINGS FALL 65 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JURISDICTION ON SANTEE SIOUX LAND TO MOODY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JURISDICTION ON SANTEE SIOUX LAND TO MOODY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HISTORY LOVERS SET OUT TO PRESERVE MINE'S STORY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HISTORY LOVERS SET OUT TO PRESERVE MINE'S STORY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NIMOY MASTERFULLY SKETCHES VAN GOGH'S PASSION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ROYAL WEDDING-A NEW ANGLE ON THE WEDDING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GROUP WORKS AROUND FEDERAL REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GROUP WORKS AROUND FEDERAL REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FRUIT & VEGETABLE SUPPLIES ARE STILL PLENTIFUL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE SAYS CITY UNFAIR--CHARLIE'S GETS LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD HOSPITAL COSTS UP 21 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WHEN THINGS TURN SOUR IN LEMMON--A DERBY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JAYCETTES FIRE SAFETY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MOTORCYCLE RIDER COURSES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
ANOREXIA NERVOSA SUPPORT GROUP,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
PROFESSIONAL WESTERN ART SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
ROBERTS GUEST AT CLUB DINNER,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*NEIGHBORHOOD PARTY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOCKBROKER INDICTED FOR FALSE TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
US ECONOMY FACED WITH DELUGE OF FORCED SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HELGELAND, YANKTON EDITOR, DEAD AT AGE 62","Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IBP TO START 2 MORE SHIFTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BANK STARTS SUPER NOW ACCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNITED'S DECISION ON SF EXPECTED IN WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REDUCING THE RISK IN POLICE PURSUIT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GAME & FISH DEPT SELLING OUT TO WEALTHY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INMATES DESERVE CREDIT FOR HELP IN ACCIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HISTORY IMPORTANT IN WATER-RELATED ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ROBERTS' CLOUT RESULT OF BEING 'YES MAN' (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
C&NW TO START REHABILITAION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FREEMAN CONSIDERS WATER IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEARING ON BENEFITS FOR WORKERS SET,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USE OF ISLANDS MIGHT BE ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 WAIVE EXTRADITION TO ILLINOIS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN FACING MURDER COUNT WAIVES PRELIMINARY HEARING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RULING MAY BLOCK ACLU NATIVITY SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PUBLIC FORUM TOPIC,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MICHIGAN MAN NAMED UTILITIES DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"OGLALAS HALT PAYMENT CLAIM, MIGHT SEEK LAND","Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
NUMBER OF CATTLE ON FEED DOWN 4 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PUC CONSIDERS CHANGES IN TELEPHONE RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"8 SITES IMPORT, EXPORT WATER ON MISSOURI","Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HEARING ON FIRING OF 3 ABERDEEN POLICE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
FREE-FLOWING WELLS BREAK STATE LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SDSU PROFESSORS STUDY RURAL CRIME & YOUTH,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
NO ONE'S SEEKING REFUNDS AT BASEBALL PLAYOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
IN SD FISHING THINGS HAVE CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MORE INDICTMENTS EXPECTED IN COCAINE PROBE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
3 DIMENSIONAL MOVIES HAVEN'T IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
THE SOUTH DAKOTA STOCK EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
DRESSED FOR THE OCCASION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
THIS PART OF MINNESOTA I LIKE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*HOPPER SAYS BIG SIOUX WALLEYES TASTE GREAT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HUNTS BLACK HILLS' MOUNTAIN GOATS WITH NETS NOT GUNS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FAIR BOARD SAYS IT DIDN'T VIOLATE BIDDING RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GRAND JURY RETURNS COCAINE, OTHER INDICTMENTS","Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KERREY--JANKLOW DIDN'T ADDRESS REAL ETSI ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN SAYS HE'S NOT OUT OF THE RACE YET,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON SIOUX PLAN PROTEST IN WAGNER TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROBERTS SAYS JOB BENEFITS STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PANEL DENIES DEALERS' BID FOR IMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SCOUTS WILL TRY PRIMITIVE PRAIRIE LIVING AT CAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INDIAN LEADERS' TRIAL STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD CHECKS BRIDGES (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CENTRAL AMERICAN AID SHOULD LINK TO HUMAN RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITICORP WITNESSES FAVOR ENTRY INTO INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONSULTANT REVIEWS CITY MINORITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BANDITOS MEMBERS MEET HELL'S ANGELS LEADER,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HOSPITAL CONSIDERS NEW BILL-COLLECTING POLICY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NATIONAL GUARD CREATES OFFICE FOR BONUSES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GENERIC DRUG LAW NOT SAVING CONSUMERS MUCH MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RANCHERS SAY THEY GAIN NOTHING FROM PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*SCHOON MOTERS--IN BUSINESS SINCE 1914,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*RAPP CHEVY GOING ON ITS 2ND 50 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*DUKE TUFTY CONVERTED CORNFIELDS TO NEW CAR LOTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*FRANK STINSON EMPLOYEES HAVE POSITIVE OUTLOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*DREAM OF CADILLAC DUAL COMES TRUE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*GASPAR--A GOOD TIME TO BE IN THE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
"*SOO IMPORT, GRAHAM TIRE STARTED WINNING COMBINATION","Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*VERN EIDE OFFERS WIDE SELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
"*BILLIONS SHARE IN PROFESSIONAL, PERSONAL GROWTH","Argus LeaderJul 29 1983, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
CHILD SEX ABUSE NO LONGER IS A SECRET,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'POLICE HAVE WRONG MAN',"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE AMATEUR BASEBALL TORN BY RULE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOB BEATTIE IS STILL SWINGING AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HAIR STYLIST TAKES TEAM TO NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*CONVENT IS HOME TO 245 SISTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KAREN VERMULM GETS EARLY START IN BAKING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CORN PALACE FESTIVAL TICKETS ON SALE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*A RAINY DAY ON THE HARVEST TRAIL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FIRST BANK SYSTEM ACQUIRES INSURANCE AGENCY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
PHONE INDEPENDENTS LEAD CHANGE TO DIGITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
PLACEMENT SERVICE FOR MEDICAL WORKERS OPENS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*BUSINESSES SPRUCE UP BACK DOORS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
*WILKA SAYS HANSON AVOIDING COURTROOM,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
GEM OF A SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"DASCHLE, BELL DISCUSS DEFICIT","Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
ETSI--DELAY IN PAY LIKELY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
STATE REQUESTS NEW PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*STATE SENATOR CHALLENGES ARGUS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
PAIN WILL BE HARD TO EASE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
SELECTION OF ROSEBUD AS EVACUATION SITE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
VOLK THINKS ARGUS TREATS HIM UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
HAWLEY IS A PATRIOTIC HERO (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
PRESSLER HEADLINE INACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
"JANKLOW, KNEIP REFLECT ON WATERGATE SIGNIFICANCE","Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
ARREST MADE IN STABBING OF RAPID CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.04, col.5"
BENEFIT FOR BRANDSGAARD'S CHILD SET FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.04, col.5"
COMMITTEE APPROVES MILITARY CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.04, col.5"
CUNNINGHAM BLASTS PRESSLER AS DEBATE DODGER,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.04, col.5"
HURON FLIGHT PLAN OPPOSED BY PILOTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.F, p.12, col.1"
*TESTIFYING IN COURT OF CHILD WITNESSES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
PROFILE--ABUSER,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
PROSECUTORS ON HOW CASES SHOULD BE HANDLED,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
PROFILE--ABUSED,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
NOT ALL CHILD ABUSERS ADULTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.G, p.01, col.6"
SD ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
ABOUT THIS SERIES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.G, p.03, col.5"
*OFFERS MANY THINGS TO SEE AND DO,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
PROMOTING THE CITY IS THE CHAMBER'S GOAL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*ARGUS A PAPER BY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*LIBRARY PROVIDES MANY SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*THERE ARE MANY CHURCHES FOR WORSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
AREA LIVESTOCK SOLD AT STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
DAY CARE CENTERS HELPFUL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
WHERE TO GO AND WHO TO SEE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.10, col.3"
CITY GOVERNED BY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
5 COMMISSIONERS OVERSEE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
HERE'S SOME OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
"SOME FACTS, FIGURES ABOUT WEATHER","Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.12, col.4"
COMMUNICATION THE KEY FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
12 PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS SERVE SF,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
"*CONCERTS, LIVE THEATER POPULAR ATTRACTIONS","Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
WELCOME WAGON ENTERING 56TH YEAR OF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
WHO TO CALL IN SF FOR AID,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
*HERE IS A LIST OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
POST-HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION READILY AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
*GREAT PLAINS ZOO OBSERVING 21ST BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.18, col.1"
SOME GEOLOGICAL DATA ABOUT STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.19, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM IS EFFICIENT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1984, sect.N, p.19, col.1"
*ONE THAT GOT AWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOWN COMMEMORATES 9 WHO DIED IN TWISTER,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER TEACHER STILL APPLE OF MANY EYES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STATE SHOULD PROMOTE SMALL TOWN RENOVATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITIES MUST CHANGE TO GROW AND PROSPER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*LIFE IS JUST A RODEO,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE SEEKS TO USE BANNED POISON ON PRAIRIE DOGS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIREFIGHTERS GAIN GROUND AGAINST FIRES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
REGISTRATION FOR SPECIAL ELECTION ENDS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SF STUDENTS CARE ABOUT WRITING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS VETERAN ELECTED TO NATIONAL POST,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FOREST SERVICE RULES UPSET LOCAL PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
RULING ADDS TO STATE EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CITY SEAL-COATS 600 BLOCKS TO EXTEND LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PRINGLE DRUG BUST TRIAL STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*FOOTBALL TEAM DISCOVERS AEROBICS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*COORS WINS 'A',"Argus LeaderJul 29 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JANITORIAL CONTRACT PLAGUES SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SD EARNINGS SHRINK WHILE OTHERS GROW, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COUPLE FACE SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GRAMM-RUDMAN DENIES FAIR COLA (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WITH RESOLVE NOT TO NEGOTIATE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ELECTION ONLY FAIR SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
FARM POLICY RUINING ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*LIFE IN THE FISH BOWL FOR BAIT SHOP,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MANY TEACHERS EARN EXTRA CASH DURING BREAK,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MINNIE PETERSON--STATE VFW AUXILIARY HEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DRUGS PANEL NAMES ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE BOARD ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ABERDEEN MAYOR RESIGNS TO READY FOR ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL SAYS LAWMAKERS ABUSE MAILING PRIVILEDGE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION TO DISCUSS JAIL RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FORMER SD MEN SENTENCED IN DRUG, TAX CASE","Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"INDIAN TRIBES, GROUP RECEIVE {dollar}2.3 MILLION","Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STORE OWNERS WELCOME MALL REOPENING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGES WANT {dollar}8.2 MILLION MORE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE--DOLE QUOTE CONTRADICTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
OFFICER CLEARED OF CRIMINAL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY DECIDES TO REPAIR ART BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"WIND, HAIL TEAR ACROSS SD","Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EYE CARE HELPLINE REACHES OUT TO ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW--COMPUTERS WILL HELP STATE EXPORTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WANT TO PROBE VA RESULTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RIGHTS BOARD SETS HEARING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT IN WEST VIRGINIA,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUSPECT ARRESTED TWO YEARS AFTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN FACES CHARGE IN COLORADO MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN SEEKS NEW TRIAL AGAINST MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRE CUTS TELEPHONES INSIDE CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD PLANS TO LOAN ITSELF MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 ESCAPED PRISONERS CONSIDERED DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD PASTURES IN EVOLUTION OF BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NO FAN MAIL FROM POST OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SETTLEMENT DOUBTFUL, MORRELL OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN & NORTH ARE TRUE PATRIOTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TRY HARDER TO LAND RESEARCH CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T BLAME UNION MEMBERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
ROBERTSON GOOD MAN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LET CANDIDATES BE HEARD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
BOND ISSUES PASS IN TWO AREA TOWNS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY CLOSE TO NAMING SOURCE OF AMMONIA,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAWLEYS SENTENCED IN CURRENCY CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SAMUELSON TO HEAD SIMON'S SD EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL SECRETARIES GET 4 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CANTON EXCITED ABOUT A BUSH IN HAND,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LINDER PEACE MESSAGE COMING TO CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AIDS FEAR BOOSTS HEALTH EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL STRIKERS TO GET MASSACHUSETTS AID,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FARM NEEDS SLOW JENNER GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LATE-SEEDED GRAINS SHOW EFFECTS OF HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PORK PRODUCERS TO DISCUSS HOG FARM FIRM,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE DOT AWARDS CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEAKS FOUND IN COUNTY DRAINAGE RULE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JAMES RIVER BOARD OK'S PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FLANDREAU MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*STATES HAVE MORE CATTLE ON FEED,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FACULTY MEMBERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FORMER CHAMPS TACKLE ADULT TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*WINDS PUSH BLAZE TO LIMITS OF RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONSIDERS EASING WATERING BAN NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD SEES HOPE FOR THOSE HIT WORST,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PUNISHMENT FOR ARSONIST SUGGESTED,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION MAY INCREASE TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KOREAN WAR VETERANS GETTING ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NURSING PROS OUTWEIGH CONS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EXPAND SWIM MEET RESULTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*'COCKTAIL' DISAPPOINTING DESPITE CRUISE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THEATERS BATTLE DISTRIBUTORS FOR CHEAPER TICKETS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HURON GETS GRANT TO HELP BUY PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE INCREASES AID FOR VACCINATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEES TO HOLD CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLK CRITICIZES TRANSFER OF FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"20,000 POUNDS OF MARIJUANA SEIZED","Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLEAN-UP PROPOSALS MADE FOR WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HANDFUL OF SMILES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SEEKS TOP SPOT IN WATER, AG RESEARCH","Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARMER URGES USE OF DEBT PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN HELD IN BOGUS BILLS CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FIRST BANK REPORTS NET OF {dollar}36.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NORWEST NETS 51.3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
U S WEST FORMS EXECUTIVE BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CITY'S MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE USES NEW FORM,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*PAROLE AGENT NOT GUILTY OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOFT-SPOKEN WHITE BUILDS QUIET CONSENSUS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TV TOUTS CRASH COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"SD GROWS, MOSTLY IN MINNESOTA","Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CENTENNIAL PLAY TONIGHT IN HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PRIEST WORKS IN BEIRUT'S RUBBLE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BOTH HIGH SCHOOLS EXCELLENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEMOCRATS CAN DO BETTER THAN MUENSTER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FIRE-DAMAGED STATE PARK RECOVERING NICELY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABORTION PAINFUL FOR CHILD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PAPER MAKES POOR CHOICES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS BUCKLING UP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
STRENGTH OF SF STOCKYARDS KEEPS IT ATOP,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ACCIDENT VICTIM SENT HOME FROM HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BENEFIT PLANNED FOR AILING GETTYSBURG TOT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE LIQUOR STING LEADS TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PROBE CONTINUES INTO BURGLARY, DRUG RING","Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN GIRL OUT OF INTENSIVE CARE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BILLION CALLS PRESSLER'S WORK 'LACKING',"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRASSHOPPER PLAGUE WORST IN 30 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"HAY BALING, MEMORIES OF FATHER-SON BOND","Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN BECOMES 36TH DROUGHT DISASTER COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DANCERS SHARE TRADITIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNITED WAY FOCUSES ON DAY-CARE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*REJECTS REQUEST BY ROSEBUD TO SUSPEND RULING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON WARNS OF FIRE DANGER,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOUNTAIN LION KILLED AFTER ATTACKING TWO,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*TEACHERS' SALARIES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SD SPORTS PIONEER MARSKE DIES AT 56,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE URBAN INDIAN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AMBULANCE FIRMS LACK IN TESTING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNORS OFFER MAP FOR STRONGER EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
REPORT ADDS FUEL TO TAX DISCUSSION (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CARING FIRMS HELP CHILDREN'S INN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MCCARTNEY CONCERT INCREDIBLE EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
COURT RULING DOESN'T UPHOLD PEOPLE'S RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
PROTECT READERS FROM SLANTED NEWS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"SD NEEDS LEADERSHIP, NOT LIP SERVICE (L)","Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
GUIDELINES ABUSED BY PAROLE BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
REACTION TO CRITICISM OF MEAT IS FOOLISH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*COLLECTING HOBBY TURNS BIG BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLATT OUTDUELS OREM FOR TITLE IN 2-HOLE PLAYOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POPULARITY ON NASCAR CIRCUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*LOW-SCORING GAME BEATS NO SCORING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*LAND DEDICATION MADE FOR FORMER GROTON MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN KILLED IN PICKUP-BIKE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WILL VOTE ON SUNDAY LIQUOR HOURS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG SUSPECT'S BOND HEARING SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HEAVY RAIN, HAIL POUR INTO EASTERN SD","Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
450 TO GRADUATE FROM USD THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS GIVES OL' BARN A FRESH LOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAMUELSON BLASTS GOVERNOR'S CHOICE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW PROGRAM OFFERS COLLEGE CREDIT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORCE IN HOUSE BAFFLES FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SF MAN DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY TRAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT REAFFIRMS KEYSTONE GRADE-SCHOOL CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MISCONDUCT CHARGES TARGET OF INSPECTOR GENERAL PROBE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE MAY RECONSIDER WASTE DUMP AT RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN GUILTY OF TAX VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SHOPPING NETWORK TELECASTS FROM CUSTER,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INCREASED WATER RATES TO FUND TOWER REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TEACHER WINS AGE DISCRIMINATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SDSU ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SD PERSONAL INCOME,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"BANK MERGER MAY LEAD TO LAYOFFS, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOW-INTEREST LOANS APPROVED FOR 2 FIRMS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ZIEBACH COUNTY ADDED TO DISASTER LIST,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
2 BUSINESSES MOVING TO JOINT OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WHEAT HARVEST SOWS OPTIMISM,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"*LONG LIVE OLD, BRICK FORTRESS OF WARRIORS","Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*SPIDER PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*LAW ENFORCEMENT READY FOR BIKE RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*RACISM WALKS THE HALLS OF CITY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1990, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
PACT APPROVED AT NEBRASKA PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OLD HAYWARD TAKES FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AIRPORTS RUN AFOUL OF FAA RULE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*IT'S TIME TO GET INDIGNANT ABOUT STEROIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MATERNITY FASHIONS PROMISE WOMEN CHOICE AND COMFORT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
POP ROCKERS NELSON PLAY ALL THE HITS AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
THREATS ALONE MAY NOT STOP SADDAM (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' DESERVES BETTER THAN NEUHARTH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TOO PICKY ABOUT 'KING AND I' (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'ARGUS' SOFT-PEDALS REALITY OF ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MOLES CAN BE REMOVED WITH 2 DIFFERENT METHODS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VICTIM'S NAME GIVEN IN BUFFALO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1991 PREMIUM LIST AVAILABLE FOR EXHIBITORS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE ENJOYS HORTICULTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS INDIAN CULTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*FOR 84-YEAR-OLD DRUMMER, BEAT GOES ON WITH 4 BANDS","Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MAN SOUGHT IN ATTEMPT TO LURE GIRLS TO CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE OFFERS AIDS RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"BEER, WINE LICENSES ON HOLD FOR CASINO","Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SF GROWTH PROMPTS STUDY ON LINCOLN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*TO BENEFIT FROM GLOBAL-WARMING STUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BLACK HILLS TOWNS LEAD IN GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CONFUSING WILL TERMS EXPLAINED,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*SKANSE, ROST WIN IN OPEN","Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING DEMANDS POWER, PRECISION","Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*THE TRUSTY BACKHAND,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*LAKE WILSON RESIDENTS REVIVING PRIDE AFTER TORNADO,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD INCOME GROWTH 5TH IN NATION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEATH PENALTY BOTHERS POTENTIAL MOELLER JURORS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"NEW COLLEGE OPTIONS GOOD FOR CITY, STATE (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*LIFESTYLE NOT MADE IN US,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TV AUDIENCE CAN THINK FOR ITSELF ON CENSORSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ABORTION VIEWS DISTORTED IN LETTER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MALE-CENTERED GROUPS SHOULD SUPPORT WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
COUNTY REDUCES LIEN FOR TRANSPLANT AID,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CONVICTED OF RAPE REQUESTS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTAN FOUND DEAD AFTER HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THEFT SUSPECT FOUND CARRYING STOLEN GUN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE COUNTIES ADDED TO STORM DISASTER LIST,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPILLWAY THRILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FAULTY GAS TANKS MAY MEAN RECALL OF SCHOOL BUSES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCRAMBLING FOR HOUSING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"1,800 TO HAIL ALMA MATER","Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"METHODIST PASTOR, FAMILY CHARGED WITH SEX CRIMES","Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VICTIM'S MOM TO FACE MOELLER,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEFENDENT DETAILS FALSIFYING DOCUMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NOMINATIONS DUE FOR RODEO AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HAAR GETS TOP GOP NODS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VOLGA CEMETERY HIT AGAIN BY VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SUNSHINE MARKETS PLANNING CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SWISSAIR BARGAIN AVAILABLE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MORRELL TO DISCUSS CLOSING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*OT LOSS HAS SILVER LINING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'COUNTRY PORN' EARNS BAD RAP WITH SEXIEST PAP,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FEELING HIS OATS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GNATS ARE NO LONGER BUGGING AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITIBANK PLANS MORE CITY JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COMPETITION SAYS MCDONALD'S ENVIRONMENTAL THREAT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"MORE THAN 1,200 HAVE SOUGHT DISASTER AID","Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MOSQUITOES POSE ENCEPHALITIS RISK,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CHEERS FOR RULE CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ELDERS POOR CHOICE FOR SURGEON GENERAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"GIVERS, CHARITIES GET SHORTCHANGED (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
US SHOULDN'T REQUIRE SEAT BELTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--GOV WALTER D MILLER PLANS TO RUN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DEADLINE FOR 0-92 SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
EX-BROOKINGS FIRM HOPES TO RETURN SOON,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
IBP INC BENEFITS FROM BETTER MARKET,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WEATHER HAMPERS WHEAT HARVESTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ARGUS EDITORS SEEK FEEDBACK AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY FAMILY HOMELESS AFTER APARTMENT FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN DENIES STERIOD CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OK'S FUNDS FOR EROS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THURSDAY TELETHON TO AID FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DRY WEATHER HELPS SUMMER WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LIFE LOOKING UP FOR FAMILY THAT LOST HOME IN FLOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GLORY HOUSE MARKS 25 YRS OF SETTING PEOPLE STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MILLER--STATE TURNS CORNER ON OUTMIGRATION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*AIDS NOT RAMPANT, BUT WILL GROW","Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DAVISON COUNTY MAY BUY HOSPITAL CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POSTAL CHANGE AFFECTS NEWSPAPER DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SEVEN-COUNTY REA TO FEDERAL LOAN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDY TO EXAMINE RESEARCH CENTER IDEA,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WALL MAN TO LEAD TRANSPORTATION BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AIR SERVICE FUNDING STILL UP IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONGRESS INACTION DELAYS ROAD FIXUP,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ANTIQUE TRACTORS PULL IN TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*LOBBY TO KEEP STATE OUT OF GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TALL TOMATOES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INMATE MAY FACE NEW TRIAL FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN IMPRISONED FOR FIVE YEARS ON SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*RIVER OFFERS REWARDS TO WALLEYE ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GALLONE ATONES FOR BAD INNING IN CANARY VICTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FAMILY SOURCE OF GOOD EATING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
POLICE TO ENFORCE TEEN CURFEW,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAYOR EYES LINCOLN COUNTY PAST,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD COUPLE FIGHTS OVER SON'S FATE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WESTERN BLAZES CAUSE HAZY SD CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LOOP PROBLEMS HAVE GOTTEN OUT OF HAND,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HELP SURVIVORS OF CATASTROPHE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY COUNCIL SWITCH SUBJECT OF CONFUSION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOPHISTICATION SPAT UNWORTHY OF EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"MILLER CUTS HARMFUL TO ELDERLY, DISABLED (L)","Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SUMMER SHOWS GIVE US HOPE SEASON LIVES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUMMERS' POP HITS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WILDFLOWERS COLORFUL BONUS ON INTERSTATE RIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*PUMPKINS SET LATE IN SEASON, DON'T OVER-FERTLIZE","Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*STAVRENOS HAS REHEARSED HIS MANAGER ACT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STAVRENOS TO MANAGE WHILE VERDI RECOVERS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HURON'S ELLWEIN LEADS NORTH BOYS IN ROUT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SOUTH WINS IN VOLLEYBALL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*FOX RUN'S NO 9 HOLE A LONG PAR 4,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CHROMIUM NO MAGIC PILL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VERDI SURGERY DELAYED UNTIL THIS MORNING,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*JANSA, REITER EYE HISTORY","Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
CITY IS 8.8 MILES BY 8.2 MILES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE SAYS SIGNATURE REQUIREMENT IS FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SHOOTING AT HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOURTH CANDIDATE JOINS SHERIFF RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CALIFORNIA MAN ADMITS SHIPPING COCAINE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KEEP PAVILION AT {dollar}21M,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RIVER SCUM SCARE FALSE ALARM,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TAX CAP WOULD FORCE DRASTIC CUTS--SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*SHOOTING VICTIM HAD A HARD LIFE, MOURNERS SAY","Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BLACK HAWK BOY SHOT BY FRIEND,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN MONEY-ORDER FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TEEN GETS 30 YEARS FOR KIDNAPPING TWO,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRAIL POSTPONED FOR WATERTOWN MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRIAL POSTPONED FOR WATERTOWN MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LEAD WON'T RECEIVE MONEY FOR LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CLINTON TO ATTEND FUND-RAISER FOR BEDDOW,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PROPERTY TAX LOWER THAN 20 YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
PLAN OFFERS MEDICAL-BILL RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
RECYCLING CENTER OPENING POSTPONED TILL FALL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COURT DENIES SON CONTROL OVER HIS MOTHER'S MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FISHERMEN SURVIVE 4-HOUR ORDEAL AFTER BOAT CAPSIZES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN SHOT IN NECK,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JOB CUTBACKS REALITY OF BUDGETING (ABERDEEN AM NEWS),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*US SNOBBERY BREEDS CULTURAL IGNORANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
TIMBER MANAGEMENT KEEPS FORESTS HEALTHY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
JOHNSON NEVER CLAIMED BALANCED BUDGET BAD (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PROMISE KEEPERS VOWS SIMILAR TO FREEMASONRY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*CROSS IS ONLY HOPE FOR AMERICAN REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
BOSTON BRINGS CROWD TO ITS FEET WITH '70'S REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DRIVERS BANG IN SUNDAY'S GO-KART RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HILL DOES FINE AS ALTERNATE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS TRIO CHOSEN FOR ELITE SOCCER TEAM,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH RALLIES PAST NORTH,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PARKING BOATS ON STREETS OK,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKER IN ACCIDENT TARDY ON LOGBOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BAILEY TRIAL GOES EASY ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAN USES YARD TO SPREAD GOD'S WORD,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*60 PEOPLE ATTEND STABBING VICTIM'S FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS: DROWNINGS CAN HAPPEN QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
PRESSLER ANNOUNCES STOCK INDUSTRY HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*AMERICORPS GRADS TO CELEBRATE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BERESFORD DRIVER FINDS BAG OF CANCELED CHECKS,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*RESOURCE DEPARTMENT TO COVER CLEANUP RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LOCAL TRUCKER READY FOR NATIONAL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
NURSING FACILITY PLANS TO BUILD LIVING CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ANNUAL THRESHING SHOW BEGINS AUG. 5,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JAPANESE STUDENTS TO VISIT MADISON,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ALWAYS GAVE HELPING HAND,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CRIMES USING EXPLOSIVES,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*STABBING VICTIM TREATED,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE COMES OUT AHEAD AT END OF YEAR'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MINING TEAMS TEST SKILLS AT RESCUE COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*BILLION SHAKES THINGS UP,"Argus LeaderJul 29 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SUNDAY--A GAS ALLOCATIONS VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*7,000 START BIKING ACROSS IOWA","Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BAND HITS HIGH NOTE FOR 60TH,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"ROCKHAM WOMAN KILLED ON US 281, ABERDEEN","Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DECKER TO GO FOR PARTY POST,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DECKER TO GO FOR PARTY POST,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STORMS SWEEP SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SHIPPING TROUBLES STIFLE WHEAT HARVEST,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*RAIN DAMPENS BIKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BEATING DEATHS PROBED-MISSION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*BEAR BUTTE'S RELIGIOUS APPEAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*BEAR BUTTE'S RELIGIOUS APPEAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*JOHN CARTER-HIS HOME OF HISTORY-FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BEADLE IS COVERED WITH GRASSHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
'APRIL' PROGRAM RECOGNIZES 'REAL LIFE' LESSONS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PRACTICE YIELDS PRIZE-WINNING ENTRIES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'APRIL' PROGRAM RECOGNIZES 'REAL LIFE' LESSONS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN CELEBRATES 100 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*MONEY TO FIX STREET RUNS OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRE DEPT FAVORED ONE SUPPLIER,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FIRE DEPT FAVORED ONE SUPPLIER,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CHARRED CYCLE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"*MADAM FINDS FAME, BUT NOT FORTUNE","Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OKOBOJI ROLLS OUT THE BARRELS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*MADAM FINDS FAME, BUT NOT FORTUNE","Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OKOBOJI ROLLS OUT THE BARRELS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMMUNITY COLLEGE NEARS ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PLANS MADE FOR SHRIVER'S BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE JOINS LOBBY FOR OPEN CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE JOINS LOBBY FOR OPEN CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAN TO BUY MILWAUKEE TRACK READY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD PARENTS CHALLENGE STATE TEXTBOOK LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD PARENTS CHALLENGE STATE TEXTBOOK LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WIND DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLANS MADE FOR SHRIVER'S BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER'S HEARING ENDS-LEMMON,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PANEL TO STUDY COURT COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CARTER WON'T DECLARE SD A DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CARTER WON'T DECLARE SD A DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIAL NOT GUILTY OF EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PANEL TO STUDY COURT COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIAL NOT GUILTY OF EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BRIDGE CONCRETE TO BE POURED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TEACHER'S HEARING ENDS-LEMMON,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY CAMPAIGN DISCLOSURE AHEAD (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US SHOULD CHANGE FOREIGN POLICIES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEARNING DISABILITY ARTICLE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEBATING SKILL IS NOT SOLE SENATE CRITERION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LIBERTARIAN PETITIONS TO BE FILED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIBERTARIAN PETITIONS TO BE FILED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUNFLOWER MOTHS FOUND IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP WANTS MANDAN LINE ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUNFLOWER MOTHS FOUND IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 DIE IN SEPARATE AUTO ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WATERTOWN CHILD BURNED IN FIRE DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BODY OF DROWNED OMAHA MAN FOUND,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EDUCATION GROUP BACKS STOFFERAHN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EDUCATION GROUP BACKS STOFFERAHN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*UMPIRE SITS THIS ONE OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*UMPIRE SITS THIS ONE OUT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
INDIANS FEAR CUTS IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS FEAR CUTS IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE SWITCHES VOTE ON TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*KSFY TIES NEW DRESS CODE TO RATINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KSFY TIES NEW DRESS CODE TO RATINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SUMMER MOVIE FARE SOME FAIR, SOME GREAT","Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A RETIREMENT COFFEE PARTY WILL BE HELD,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
NOMINATIONS FOR OUTSTANDING DISABLED PERSONS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
KNEIP WILL ADDRESS THE SF DEMOCRATIC FORUM,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
LUNG DISEASE WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
'COUNTRY JAMBOREE' AT THE FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
NURSING WORKSHOP ON AUG 20 IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
*SHAW HAS A THING ABOUT 'CATS',"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
AIM'S REQUEST DELAYED-YELLOW THUNDER CAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"HOWARD, SD, WOMAN WINS NATIONAL COOK-OFF","Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"HOWARD, SD, WOMAN WINS NATIONAL COOK-OFF","Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AIM'S REQUEST DELAYED-YELLOW THUNDER CAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO PROPOSE WEB REAUTHORIZATION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO PROPOSE WEB REAUTHORIZATION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SPORTSMEN FIGHT FOR WETLAND,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN SUPPORT FOR ENCAMPMENT DIVIDED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CITIZENS' GROUP ATTACKS LEGISLATIVE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
A GRACIOUS LADY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WASTING TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WHY KULL NOW BACKS BUREAUCRACY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*FRONTIER WON'T START SD AIR-FARE WAR,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NEW STRETCH ON BIKE TRAIL OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PARK RIDGE GROCERY SOLD TO SF MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS INDIANS SURVEYED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RAIN STOPS SD SMALL-GRAIN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW-BAR MILWAUKEE ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW-BAR MILWAUKEE ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
POLICE HAVE ESCORT SERVICE BOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
UNION BID HITS SNAG,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
UNION BID HITS SNAG,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
POLICE HAVE ESCORT SERVICE BOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
POLICE HAVE ESCORT SERVICE BOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GROUP QUESTIONS KIMBERLY MEANS' DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
NEW DATA SHOW BEADLE COUNTY A DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SD HAS GARRISON QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
GROUP QUESTIONS KIMBERLY MEANS' DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
BRANDON POLICE CHIEF INDICTED FOR GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IBP TALKS TO RESUME AUG 6,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TO TATE ABOUT WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*X DOESN'T MIND CRITICAL ACCLAIM,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SILENCE IS GOLDEN...,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
"WATCH OUT, SIMKO...","Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
WRONG-HANDED GOV...,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
THE ONLY WINNERS IN THIS WEEK'S LABOR DISPUTE...,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
QUARTER HORSE RACING HOOKS HANNUM,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS MAN ARRAIGNED ON SEXUAL CONTACT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"O'CONNOR HOPES TO RAISE {dollar}125,000 FOR CAMPAIGN","Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE GAMBLING ON BINGO TO OFFSET BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE WANTS {dollar}20 BILLION IN HILLS SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD DELEGATION STILL HOPES FOR GOOD GRAIN DEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*LAST YEAR'S SWAMP IS THIS YEAR'S WINGLER CTR,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BELL WORKERS NOW ALLOWED UNPAID LEAVES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*HELGELAND, WHO CARED ABOUT HIS FELLOW MAN (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*READERS SOUND OFF ON LAWYER TATE'S VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COLTON WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATORS TO REVIEW PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FOOD STAMP THEFT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAY OUTLAW BEGGING,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF FIRM BEGINS CLEANING LAKE BYRON,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE TO CHECK FOR ACID RAIN IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2 SF MEN CHARGED IN HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESS ASKS STATE TO KEEP INFORMATION OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SD CEMENT PLANT SALES THIS YEAR UP,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BITTNER OF HURON TRIAL SET IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SD JUDGE REFUSES TO BAN OUT-OF-STATE SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
CANDIDATES FOR NORTHERN POST CUT TO 6,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PUC REJECTS POWER RATE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*3RD DEFENDANT NAMED IN COCAINE CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ROAD WORK SLOWS BUSINESS ON 12TH,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEAT WAVE WILL MISS STATE THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS ASK MORE OF COLLEGE-BOUND,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SDSU HEAD RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
VOTE INDICATES THAT RESERVATION OPPOSES ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
"*CHURCH BLENDS OLD, NEW","Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ZOO,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITICORP INSURANCE PLAN GETS STATE'S OK,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS' JULY RAW PRODUCT PRICES DROP,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL NORWEST BANK BRANCHES OUT TO MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN GETS EXCLUSIVE LICENSE TO DANISH SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE APPEALS HUNTING CONTROL DECISION AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REAGAN PROMISES GOOD FARM FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*100 PROTEST FEDERAL INDIAN POLICIES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"VICTIM'S FATHER SAYS PARTNER COLLECTED {dollar}100,000","Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WASHINGTON REMODELING PLAN IS ESSENTIAL FOR DECISION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WILL TO LIVE WORKS FOR MARINE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR MISLEADS VOTERS ON MAIL QUESTIONNAIRE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PREACHERS ON STREET CORNERS MAY LEAD SOME (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
INSURANCE COMPANIES DISTORT GENDER RATES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
RESEARCH SHOWS SCHOOL START SHOULD BE LATER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AGENT ORANGE PLAN CLEARS HOUSE PANEL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MINNEAPOLIS FIRM ACQUIRES REALTY WORLD OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MOBILE HOME RESIDENTS MAY BE ABLE TO TUNE IN CABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POSSIBLE SENTATE CANDIDATES WILL MEET IN HURON,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENATE TO HAVE WETLANDS HEARING IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SISSETON TEEN DIES IN 1-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE FAIR SETS UP TICKET BOOTHS AT MALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TREE CASE MAY GO TO TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
TRIBES PUSH FOR REPAYMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PANEL WANTS 2 MORE SATELLITES PUT INTO ORBIT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
"BIKERS, PROSECUTORS MAKE DEALS","Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWYERS FIGHT ETSI SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
APPEALS PANEL REVERSES TWO RAPE CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
TSCHETTER ADDS NATIONAL TITLE TO COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN--SOVIETS SEE NO THAW,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CHILD SEX OFFENDERS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DECIDING PUNISHMENT ISN'T EASY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RUNNING AWAY IS ONLY CHOICE FOR SOME,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINORITY SCHOLARSHIP FUND CREATED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SIMON SAYS HELP BUILD PLAYGROUND,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
AUGIE PICKED TO PRESENT PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BURLINGTON HELPS CHILDREN'S HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR BILL FUNDING DRUG ENFORCEMENT PASSES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL SAYS HE SUPPORTS MORTGAGE ACCOUNT ACT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY PAY TOPS COUNTY FOR COMPARABLE JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAST GREAT-GRANDCHILD PRESERVES STORY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THIRD NAME DRAWN YIELDS WINNER OF CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ABDNOR AMENDMENT OK'D,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
POLICE TODAY WILL REVIEW FAMILY CLAIM,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NO PAY RAISES FOR WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEXAS BANK WILL BRING JOBS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TIME FOR UNITED WORK ON WATER RESOURCES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NOTHING STICKS TO REAGAN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PROPERTY SHOULD BE CLEANED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CONDUCTOR FRED WARING DIES OF STROKE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE'S PROMOTION OF SAFETY FOR MOTORCYCLES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIBERTARIAN CANDIDATE MAY GET NAME ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"PANEL WANTS {dollar}500,000 FOR GRASSHOPPER CONTROL","Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWN MOWER INJURIES ON INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NO BONDS FOR PURCHASE OF 2 HOTELS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIRGINIA FIRM BUYS YANKTON COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NURSES ADDRESSING PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SCRAMBLE FOR CAR PLANT LIMPS TO WELCOME END (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TEACHER ORGANIZATION GETTING TOO POWERFUL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DRIVERS PILE UP MISTAKES (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*ARTIST PAINTS LAKOTA STORY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*APARTMENTS EVACUATED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY DEFERS BONDS FOR APARTMENT RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN AGENCY OFFICIAL DOESN'T LIKE PICKSTOWN BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROSECUTOR AWAITS REPORTS FROM FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKERS CAMP WHILE WAITING FOR MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DC BLASTS INCONVENIENCE SD YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD WANTS JAILED DRUG DEFENDANT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE TAKES ON BROOKINGS FOR SERVICE AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MEIERHENRY WON'T APOLOGIZE FOR NEW JERSEY JOKE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CENDAK DELAYS VOTE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DANGER WORRIES STURGIS RALLY ORGANIZERS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP WANTS TO FIGHT CHEM-NUKE SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FIREFIGHTERS CONTROL HILLS BLAZES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BODY RECOVERED FROM LAKE POINSETT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY TO CONSIDER DRAINAGE DISPUTES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MCDOWELL CASE LAWSUIT SURVIVES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SD HAS NO CONFIRMED AIDS CASES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
NCC STUDIES FEASIBILITY OF TAKING ACT TO TV,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY POPULATION RISES 11 % IN 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCRAPER RULED CAUSE OF BLAST,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
IOWA FIRM PLANS NEW CITY BANK,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
USFL BROUGHT ON DEMISE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VIEWS VARY ON PROSTITUTION PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLESKY TO UNDERGO TREATMENT NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CITY, RESIDENT DISPUTE DRAINAGEWAY","Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HEAVILY ARMED FUGITIVES REMAIN AT LARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DEMOCRATS TRY TO GAIN GROUND WITH GRAIN BILL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DOZEN PEOPLE HURT BY SEVERE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"EAST RIVER CROP PROGRESSES GOOD, REPORT SHOWS","Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-DIRECTOR OF INDIAN SERVICES FILES SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RURAL LEAGUE BEGINS AWARENESS CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD MAN GETS 3-YEAR SENTENCE IN KIDNAP CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY CONSIDERS USE OF COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MOTHER FEARED FUGITIVES WOULD KILL HER 3 SONS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NORTHEASTERN FLOODING THREAT FAILS TO EVAPORATE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*PRICE REMEMBERED AS GENTLE GIANT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SCHEMMEL ACTIVE IN ANOTHER ARENA,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*GOVERNOR'S SON CHARGED AFTER BAR INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HEAT KILLS TWO IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATERING BAN NEEDED TO PROTECT CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RARE BABOON BORN AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CRITICS WARNED YOU WHAT WOULD HAPPEN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MEDIATOR MIGHT HELP RESOLVE STRIKE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONTRIBUTE TO HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
RANDALL JUST CAN'T WIN (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CLASS OF '67 RELIVES ...,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUSTICE CENTER BACKS RANDALL'S PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOUISE AVENUE NEAR MALLS OPENED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPIRIT LAKE MEN BURNED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE BOND ISSUES TOTAL {dollar}100 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISTRICT AWAITS LINCOLN PARKING DEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GETTING THROUGH THE DAY IS A JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETURNS FAVOR TO MORRELL WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNIONS TO HELP STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BELLE FOURCHE MAN ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DRY WEATHER MAKES BLACK HILLS RIPE FOR FIRES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOSTER GRANDPARENTS GROUP NAMES DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAD MAN HELD IN DEATH ASKS COURT FOR BOND,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE CEMENT PLANT SALES SHOW SLIGHT GAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HONEYWELL REJECTS MORATORIUM ON CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"VIOLENT CRIMES DOWN, BUT MURDER UP","Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*AGE OF DRIVERS IN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*WALLEYE RUSH IS UPON LAKE OAHE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*NATIONAL TOURNAMENT STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*TALSMA RECEIVES APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1987, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
MICKELSON ADJUSTS TO BUCKLING UP,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FOREST FIRE NEARLY CONTAINED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TREATING SUBSTANCE ABUSE KEY TO PAROLE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEA FIRM MAY BE FINED FOLLOWING DEATH PROBE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FORMER BANKER STUDIES FOR MINISTRY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*ANCHOR OUSTS HEAD OF NEWS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
*ABSTINENCE ONLY ANSWER TO ALCOHOL THREAT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAGAN ERRED IN REVIVING B-1 BOMBER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FAMILY FARMS BEST FOR NEARBY AREA D(L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COURT INCONSISTENT ABOUT LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DUKAKIS HYPOCRITICAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SERVING UP A WINNER,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD BASKETBALL STARS HOOP IT UP,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JOINS PANEL OF DIABLED VETERANS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN INDICTED IN CASE OF CATHEDRAL ITEMS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MISSION BOY, 8, DIES FROM KICK BY HORSE","Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEA MADE IN WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES MONEY FOR SDSU LAB,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT LINKED TO 147 FAKE BILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*LOW TIDE, SOUTH DAKOTA STYLE","Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CITY, COUNTY DISAGREE ON PRICE","Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATOR'S SPIT SHOWS CONTEMPT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UP WITH PEOPLE PERFORMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*8 PERCENT RAISES UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COLORADO PITCHES IN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SENATORS FIGHT HEAT OF 'POTOMAC FEVER',"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PROFILES OF 111 VICTIMS ON 6,7,8A","Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"REFRESHINGLY, RAIL OUTLOOK ENCOURAGING (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HUNKING SPENT {dollar}76 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"MEDIA SHOULD PROBE PENITENTIARY, CENTER (L)","Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PRESSLER POLL ENCOURAGES DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PARADE NEEDED BANDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
SPACE BETTER BET THAN B-2 (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
BUDGET MUST BE CUT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*BIA WAGING WAR TO REGAIN CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
AIM BROADENS THRUST TO PROTECT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
SD CHAMP CARRIES ON GOLF TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FISHING FOR MORE RESPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STEWART EARNS SD SENIORS GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A FOND FAREWELL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*APPOINTED TO THE SD RESOURCES COALITION BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
TEAL SEASON IS EXCLUDED ON REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*MOVING INTO THE SPOTLIGHT AT USD,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CENTENNIAL FETES LURE TEACHERS, TRAIN LOVERS","Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OUT ON BALE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"MORRELL, UNION TO MEET","Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NEBRASKA SITE 'POOR CHOICE' FOR WASTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STATE TO HELP PAY FOR SCHOOL AT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
AMERICAN WESTERN ENJOYS HIGHER SALES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HUTCHINSON REPORTS NEW LOSS FOR QUARTER,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PARTICIPANTS SOUGHT IN LEADERSHIP EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"RETAIL BEEF PRICES DOWN, SURVEY SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
13 LAWMAKERS GAIN PERFECT SCORE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MORE IN STORE AT MINERVA'S,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL HOLDS STEADY IN INDUSTRY RANKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*STURGIS, PIERRE SHARE CLAIMS TO VALENTINE","Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MATURITY IS KEY TO KINDERGARTEN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
TRAIN FAIR ROLLS INTO MILBANK,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1989, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*AUGUST REUNION WILL BE LAST FOR RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PROMISED LAND OF JOBS ELUSIVE IN SF,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"1,500 ATTEND SF DAY","Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*LAWSUIT CHARGES DISCRIMINATION IN LOAN PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
*SF AMERICAN INDIAN EMPLOYER STATISTICS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CULTURAL INSIGHT HELPS WORKERS AND EMPLOYERS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
FRANK USED UP HIS CHANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRISON TEACHERS GET STRANGE TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*KIDDIE SONG CAN NO LONGER BE TRUSTED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WHEN YOUR CHILD'S HEART FAILS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRST-HAND EXPERIENCE GIVES FAMILY PERSPECTIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LATE LACTATION WARRANTS VISIT TO DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
AIR FORCE--B-1 WON'T BE AFFECTED BY B-2,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOLE WILL CAMPAIGN AUGUST 12-13,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DWI ARRESTS MADE AT CHECKPOINTS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP CHANGES PAPER COLLECTION LOCATION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RC POLICE RECEIVE ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR'S COLLEGE JOKE WENT AWRY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TANKER EXPLOSION AVOIDED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVT SEEKS MORE CASH FROM CONCESSIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PLUM OF THE SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEADWOOD MAY ATTRACT MORE TO HILLS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TEACHER OF 38 YEARS STILL NERVOUS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO SOLICIT VIEWS ON REBUILDING DIMOCK DAM,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SDSU PROGRAM HELPS ENTREPRENEURS, MANAGERS","Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*ARTIST FINDS A HOME IN THE MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MITCHELL MAN DIES IN COLORADO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ROSCOE VOTERS TURN DOWN MERGER PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WESSINGTON SPRINGS MAY BUILD AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FIRM WANTS TO EXPAND CITY'S HISTORIC DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
INDIAN HOUSING AUTHORITY EARNS HONOR,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SAFETY BELTS CREDITED WITH SAVING TWO LIVES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*ABERDEEN TEAM SWEEPS JOHN'S FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LIVING TRUST ISN'T FREE OF TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CREDIT COUNSELOR STRESSES PLANNING AND DISCIPLINE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MAY FORECLOSE ON 200 SD BORROWERS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*MISSING MAN LEFT ON HIS OWN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINNEHAHA ROLLS OUT WHEEL TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS LIKE TO DRIVE AT 65,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL BOY BEGINS TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SPECIAL SESSION ISN'T A GOOD IDEA (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ITS POWER MUST BE RESPECTED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CREDIT LIFE PROTECTS FAMILIES AGAINST DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
POST 15 TOPS VALLEY SPRINGS FOR REGION TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LUVERNE GETS BEHIND LOCAL TRIATHELETES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CHINESE LOOKING TO BY SD WHEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
COUNT SHOWS 2 PERCENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
POPULAR RESTAURANT REBORN IN SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
REPORTS EARNINGS RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FORWARD SF II AIMS TO CREATE JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*EMPLOYMENT REPORT SETS SD RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
HALF OF SD SHORT OF TOPSOIL MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
CITY PUTS MORATORIUM ON RETAIL WINE LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FACES TRIAL ON 2ND DWI CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES SF HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAY EXTENSION GRANTED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK MAN WHO TRAILED CHILD,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRIDGE WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRIAL SET FOR SEPTEMBER 24,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS 'PLAY CATCH-UP' ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REPORT TABS DASCHLE TOUGH TO BEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REVISION LOWERS GARBAGE-PRODUCTION RATE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMITTEE NAMED TO REVIEW PROCESS OF CHOOSING JUDGES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ADMINISTRATOR ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BISMARK TO RAPID CITY BUS ROUTE CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN SEX ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY FILLS SUBDISTRICT POST,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RURAL DEVELOPMENT IS MAN'S BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CHANGE IN BUFFALO-MEAT RULES SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COMMISSIONER SUGGESTS MOVING CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STUDY SUGGESTS GRASS COVERED HILLS IN ICE AGE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
5 CHARGED IN TAX EVASION CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"5,235 NAMES FROM SD SENT TO AGENCIES","Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
POLICE PLAN TO BULK UP FOR BIKE RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*CORSON BUILDS SWEETMAN OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINISTER WHO INHERITS SEX SCANDAL AFTERSHOCK STUNNED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 GUILTY IN MEDICAL DUMP CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DRUG FIGHT WAGED ON WRONG FRONT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SCHOOL TAXES ON SF,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CANDIDATE GRITZ HAS 'AMERICA FIRST' AGENDA (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MARIJUANA ERADICATION A DEAD END EXPENDITURE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'ARGUS' STAFF NEEDS TO PROOFREAD BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LIBERTARIANS CONCERNED ABOUT FEDERAL EXCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
RANTING MINORITIES CHASED PEROT FROM RACE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
911 STORY SHOWED INSENSITIVITY TO MATSON (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
CHARGES PENDING IN TEA-ELLIS ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY LOCATES MISSING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN DIES OF WOUNDS FROM KNIFE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SHIPPING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REST STOP EVENT SET FOR FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 SERIOUSLY HURT IN BUS ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROAD WORK BOOM KEEPS FIRM BUSY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONVICTED RAPIST GETS 100 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SD, NATIONAL CHURCH DONATIONS ON RISE","Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINISTER'S CONDUCT WAS QUESTIONED AT PIEDMONT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FARM LEADER WANTS REVIEW OF INCOME,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON MAYOR SEEKS FOUR-LANE HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHOOTING SUSPECT TO GET MENTAL TEST,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE HOSPITAL NAMES NEW MEDICAL DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BIA BOSS REFINES TRIBAL RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE UPHOLDS INDIAN GAMBLING RULES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARK SERVICE REVIEWING MT RUSHMORE AIR TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARK-IT MARKET OWNER WANTS TO MOVE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TORONTO NAMES CITY STREETS TO AID 911 EFFECTIVENESS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NATIONAL GROUP BACKS HISTORIC BUILDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SD GETS A PLUG IN 'JOURNAL' EDITORIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE PROPOSES HIKE IN PESTICIDE FEES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
MORRELL OFFICIALS MUM ON BEEF PLANT CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
SHOW TIME FOR CLASS OF '92,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MENSWEAR IN THE AIR...FOR FALL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAYBE WE SHOULD SWITCH BACK TO SUNSHINE STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*REMBOS HAS DESIGNS ON DENIM,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*MORE THAN 400 SEEK JOBLESS AID,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COURT GIVES CHANCE TO GET GIRL FROM ADOPTIVE PARENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MEN CLAIM THEY WERE FORCED TO WORK AS FARM LABORERS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*AT LAST, IT'S SUMMER","Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S ACTIONS APPROPRIATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOOD NEWS ABOUT JOBS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOUSE COVERING UP POST OFFICE SCANDAL (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRADE AGREEMENT SHOULD BE SAVED (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'TEACHER OF THE YEAR' TO VISIT SPACE CAMP,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA ALUMNI PLAN SATURDAY FETE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE TO DISCUSS RURAL-CHINA WORK,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DISABLED ART FESTIVAL SCHEDULED AT PARK,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE 'COFFEE DAY' PLANS BREWING,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BEATING THE HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AGENT ORANGE CLAIMS BEING REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLAN REFUGE FOR LAND SURROUNDING WATER TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REPEATED DRUNK DRIVER PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MUDDY DETOUR,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS HURRYING TO BRING IN WHEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROWN COUNTY 911 PLAN APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ESCAPED INMATE BACK IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIGH RESERVOIR LEVELS BOOST RIVER BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MCCOOK COOPERATIVE RECEIVES REA LOAN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO AIDING ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CLINTON HONORS RAPID CITY YOUTH FOR BRAVERY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RETRIAL ORDERED FOR MAN CONVICTED IN MURDER PLOT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WOUNDED KNEE MEMORIAL DEBATED,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*WOMEN ENTER NEW AGE WITH NEW SHOP,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
PLAN MEANS MORE SD JOBS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SIOUX CITY WHIPS CANARIES 11-3,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOVIE ADS IN THEATERS TRY PATIENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HERE COMES THE DRESS--AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COMPUTER'S BENEFITS LIMITED TO THOSE WHO NEED THEM,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITY BEGINS CURFEW CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*INMATE'S BID TO STARVE HIMSELF TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DISSENSION TO BRING FAILURE OF REFORM,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
FIGHTER PLANE FOR DISPLAY IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*CRIME BILL OFFERS HELP TO RURAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY PROPERTY NEEDS PROPER MAINTENANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
REFUGEE HELPERS NEED MORE COMMON SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SD SHOULD NOT RELY ON GAMBLING MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MAKE GAMBLING RULES SAME ACROSS STATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*INTEGRITY BEGINS WITH RIGHT RELATIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SPEEDING FINE MORE NEAR CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL OK'S FUNDING FOR MILITARY PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RULING DOESN'T SLOW VIDEO-LOTTERY ACTION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ASIAN-AMERICANS SPONSORING PICNIC,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HANGIN' LOOSE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOWN'S RESIDENTS UNITE TO REBUILD WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP LOBBIES AGAINST CUTS IN ARTS MONEY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOSPITALS FEAR PLANS TO CURB MEDICARE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*ELKTON FEEDLOT DISPUTE DIVIDES TOWN, BROTHERS","Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PANEL TURNS DOWN SPEARFISH PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REWARD OFFERED FOR INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CORPS TOLD TO CUT 137 MORE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAMOUS PHYSICIST TO RECEIVE DIPLOMA,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MAN HOOKED ON OUTDOORS GEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"JUDGE AWARDS {dollar}100,000 TO GIRL RAPED BY OFFICER","Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TORONTO NUDE BAR IS LEGAL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*STATE ITEMS MARKETED BY CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GATEWAY'S REVENUE SETS RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FEDERAL GRANT TO OFFER LOANS TO CITY BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BURSHEIM UP BY TWO AFTER 18,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STAVRENOS BEGINS FILLING IN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHAFER CRAZY ABOUT THE GAME,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE TENNIS HALL TO INDUCT 3 ON SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*LOCAL WATER SKI CLUB TAKES TO THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*FARMER'S HARVEST OF WOES TESTS HIS SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PLAN TO LOWER RESERVOIRS' LEVELS RAISES CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEADLINE LOOMS FOR TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KILIAN TO OFFER COMPUTER SHOPS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STURGIS HOMEOWNERS OPEN DOORS TO RENTERS FOR RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CANARIES UNLOAD ON SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANSA MOVES IN FRONT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FISHERMAN CATCHES 40-POUND CATFISH AT CANTON,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
FEWER EAST RIVER DEER LICENSES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*FISHING FOR BLACK HILLS TROUT IS GREAT FUN,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
*POLICE FIND CAR OF SHOOTING SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROCK CLIMBER INJURED IN FALL AT PALISADES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HAIL SHATTERS HOPES OF ABUNDANT HARVEST,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*SD TRAILS MIDWEST IN MINORITY FACULTY, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NURSES CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AUG. 30 CEREMONY PLANNED FOR PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ANNUAL HONEY DAYS CONINTUE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MUSEUM ADMISSION FREE STARTING TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TUITION TRANSFER PROPOSAL WORRIES SCHOOL OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SWINE PRODUCERS CAN ENTER ALCESTER SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*USD PROFESSOR LEADS NATIONAL COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SOY PRODUCT USED TO CONTROL DUST,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA'S FAIR SEASON IS HERE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LANDSTROM'S BLACK HILLS GOLD ACQUIRES F L THORPE,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS CRY FOUL OVER RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
WAS ACTIVE IN COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*UNIVERSITY TUITION AND FEES,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
KEEP STATE OUT OF PRISON MINISTRY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CAN'T TAX BY INTERPRETING LAW (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
V-CHIP REQUIREMENT UNFAIR TO INDUSTRY (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CHIP THAT WOULD BLOCK COMMERCIALS PROPOSED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
REVIEWER MISSES MANY GOOD LOCAL RESTAURANTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
EMPLOYEE LEAVES CITY STRONG TRANSIT SYSTEM),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
CHANNEL 23 NOT RESULT OF PRIVATIZATION MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
DENIAL OF ADJUSTMENT FOR INFLATION HURTS KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
"*NAGEL NO SAINT, JUST DECENT, PEACEFUL MAN","Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*EXHIBITIONS ARE SPECTACULAR AT SHRINE TO MUSIC,"Argus LeaderJul 30 1995, sect.G, p.10, col.1"
1980 PRESIDENTIAL RACE-PRESSLER WAITING,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
1980 PRESIDENTIAL RACE-PRESSLER WAITING,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LIGHTNING KILLS GETTYSBURG MAN, INJURES HIS SON","Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DOWNPOUR IS TOO MUCH FOR VALLEY VIEW RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"LIGHTNING KILLS GETTYSBURG MAN, INJURES HIS SON","Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PLANNERS DELAY REZONING BID,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
WORMS THREATEN STATE GRAIN CROPS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
AUDUBON TOXAPHENE LAWSUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SAMUELSON ASKED TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RAPE PLEA IS NOT GUILTY-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SAMUELSON ASKED TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
AUDUBON TOXAPHENE LAWSUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"BUSINESSMEN, SENATORS TO TAKE TRIP TO EUROPE","Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR BLASTS SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
YELLOW BIRD TRIAL RESUMES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
YELLOW BIRD TRIAL RESUMES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
YELLOW BIRD TRIAL RESUMES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
COURT RULES BROTHERS CAN STAY ON,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
10 PERCENT TAX CUT LEAVES SCHOOLS SHORT OF FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TELLING PROBLEMS TO WHITE HOUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TELLING PROBLEMS TO WHITE HOUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*H LYMAN CAUTIONS AGAINST BROADCAST MEDIA DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*H LYMAN CAUTIONS AGAINST BROADCAST MEDIA DEREGULATI,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAY OLSON SENT TO PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAY OLSON SENT TO PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SZAMEIT TESTIFIES 2 HOURS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SZAMEIT TESTIFIES 2 HOURS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SZAMEIT TESTIFIES 2 HOURS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PLAYHOUSE REMODELING FADES IN DISTANT HORIZON,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WEEKLY TABLOIDS TANTALIZE LARGE AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYHOUSE REMODELING FADES IN DISTANT HORIZON,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATURE'S BEAUTY OVERSHADOWS...,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NATURE'S BEAUTY OVERSHADOWS...,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NATURE'S BEAUTY OVERSHADOWS...,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS BAND GIVING CHILDREN'S CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
"EDGEMONT CLEANUP ESTIMATED AT {dollar}108,000","Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JURY DENIES DAMAGES IN MALPRACTICE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JURY DENIES DAMAGES IN MALPRACTICE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"EDGEMONT CLEANUP ESTIMATED AT {dollar}108,000","Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PERMIT REQUESTS OUTGROW EPA,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THE SIOUX QUARTER HORSE SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PERMIT REQUESTS OUTGROW EPA,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DOUBLED BUDGET SOUGHT FOR REPAIRS TO ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SD OFFICIALS FINALLY AGREE ON ACREAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SD OFFICIALS FINALLY AGREE ON ACREAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
RULES VOTE SPLITS SD DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BOWEN'S NEW CLASSROOM ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES APPEAL BY DOVE HUNTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SNEAKY WAY TO RAISE PAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SNEAKY WAY TO RAISE PAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
THEFT OF STATUE AT CEMETARY DEPLORED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REGENT - BUDGET MUST BE REALISTIC,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FAIR MANAGER CANDIDATES QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW WARNS ABOUT FIRE DANGER,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HANDICAPPED RECREATION COURSES SET,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
REGENT - BUDGET MUST BE REALISTIC,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FBI ARRESTS ND MAN FOR PINE RIDGE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ALLIANCE-FAMILY FARMER FACES EXTINCTION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
COMMISSION FORWARDS JUDGES' NAMES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
PIPELINE CO FAILS TO GAIN PUC APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
PIPELINE CO FAILS TO GAIN PUC APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
CYCLIST'S CONDITION SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
JANKLOW HESITATES ON APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW HESITATES ON APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD PAYING FOR MONTANA TRAIN TRACKS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*SINGAPORE A PRIME MARKET, KNEIP SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
"*SINGAPORE A PRIME MARKET, KNEIP SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
RADIATION SETTLEMENT REACHED,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
RADIATION SETTLEMENT REACHED,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*LAWYER TO DONATE ANIMAL COLLECTION TO SF,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAWYER TO DONATE ANIMAL COLLECTION TO SF,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD REVENUE FALLS SHORT {dollar}12 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD REVENUE FALLS SHORT {dollar}12 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOW CLOUDY HAS IT BEEN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PATIENT ADVOCATE-STATE HOSPITAL'S MIDDLE MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIREMAN HANGS UP UNIFORM,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PATIENT ADVOCATE-STATE HOSPITAL'S MIDDLE MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIREMEN HANG UP UNIFORMS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PATIENT ADVOCATE-STATE HOSPITAL'S MIDDLE MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PATIENT ADVOCATE-STATE HOSPITAL'S MIDDLE MAN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*JAZZY ROCK, HEAVY-METAL, COUNTRY WESTERN","Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*2 ATTEND BOYS NATION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*2 ATTEND BOYS NATION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HEARNE-THE 'BIG ONES' GO FREE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARNE-THE 'BIG ONES' GO FREE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*AUSTAD SLAMS PRESSLER IN LETTER, THEN BACKS OFF","Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MORE PROFITS SEEN FOR CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CAULKING CREW KNOWS THE ROPES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*AUSTAD SLAMS PRESSLER IN LETTER, THEN BACKS OFF","Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FED-INDIAN JOBS AID WON'T GO FAR,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CUSTOMERS PART OF ESCORT SERVICE PROBE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FED-INDIAN JOBS AID WON'T GO FAR,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CUSTOMERS PART OF ESCORT SERVICE PROBE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
A FAIR TRIAL FOR REAGAN POLICY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TWO DEAD IN SEPARATE ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BIG SKY REVEALS AIR SERVICE PLANS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAKE ELECTRIC GETS {dollar}1.1 MILLION LOAN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MORE TIME ASKED FOR ETSI COMMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEACHERS HAVE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SEPT 6 IS JOHNNY CASH DAY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIALS WARN OF ROOFING SCAM,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
JURISDICTION QUESTION TO BE SETTLED,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
HILL CITY MAN COURT TAX SYSTEM UNLAWFUL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MAN GETS 10 YEARS IN PROSTITUTION CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
TWO SF MEN FACE RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*SEWER RATS TIE UP 20 MONTHS OF BAD TASTE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD DELEGATION WANTED LONG-TERM DEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW--O'CONNOR OPPOSED SD WORKER PAY HIKES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*WALK-IN CHURCH AT SF SHOPPING MALL ATTRACTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BLIND SUPERSTAR--'IF IT WEREN'T FOR MY SPORTS...',"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARCHEOLOGISTS UNCOVER ANCIENT FARMING COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ETSI REVENUE ESTIMATES MISLEADING...,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON POLICE CHIEF PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IBP SAYS WORKFORCE APPROACHING NORMAL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE ASKS FISHING FACILITIES AID,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE CLOSES KOA CAMPGROUND-BELVIDERE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORMER SF LAWYER SENTENCED IN TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
OFFICIALS URGED TO TAKE A STAND AGAINST TATE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY HABIB SHOULD RESIGN AS ENVOY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DO REPUBLICAN LEADERS CARE ABOUT SUPPORTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
QUESTIONS HEADLINE ON SOCIAL SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
THEFT OF SCULPTURE THREAT TO FUTURE EXHIBITS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WANTS MILITARY PEOPLE TO SERVE ON DRAFT BOARDS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*2-CAR COLLISION RESULTS IN MINOR INJURIES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR TO PUSH AIR SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AGENCIES RETURN {dollar}7 MILLION TO STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATES TO DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KENTUCKY MAN TAKES USD JOB,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC CANDIDATE OPPOSES NSP PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RICK WILEY PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ARSON,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN NAMED TO COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF--CAMP MEMBERS NOT COOPERATING IN PROBE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*VOLUNTEERS HARVEST DONATED BEETS FOR NEEDY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COURT SAYS MAN NOT ENTITLED TO COMPENSATION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*GRASS ISLANDS PROTECT WEALTH OF HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE HOSPITAL BILLS UP 21 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"1,500 BELL WORKERS MAY STRIKE IN STATE","Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE LAKES ARE STOCKING UP ON WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WIDNESS RULES FIRST-DAY PLAY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*DUCKS UNLIMITED OFFERS SD WETLANDS ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LAKE HENDRICKS WALLEYES GOING STRONG,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*RIDING TALL IN THE SADDLE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BUSINESS INSURORS GET BACK TO BASICS FOR NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
*AG-ALCOHOL--GOOD FEED FOR CARS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DISASTERS LEAVE RED CROSS SHORT ON CASH,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
APARTMENT OWNERS UNITE TO HALT BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TECHNOLOGY PUSHES UP HEALTH COSTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL PROGRAMS TRY TO CUT HEALTH COSTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WHY SD SHOULD OK 36 BEDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*OPPOSES FLIGHT SERVICE STATION CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*A SPECIAL WELCOME FOR SOME SPECIAL PEOPLE...,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BOOK CHRONICLES INDIANS' BLACK HILLS LOSS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WILL HAS RIGHT TO BE INVOLVED IN POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DISSENT BETWEEN PRESSLER, ABDNOR CRITICIZED (L)","Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*APARTMENT BOND ISSUE WAS GROSSLY MISHANDLED,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
YEAGER THANKED FOR INSPIRING SD HOMECOMING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MADISON MAN DROWNS IN LAKE NEAR BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
HURON COLLEGE CHOOSES DEVRIES AS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
44 GET PURPLE RIBBONS AT STATE HORSE SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RAPID CITY HOMELESS LIVE IN PARKS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
INFORMATION REQUEST MAY DELAY FLIGHT STATION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA'S AS PRETTY AS A POSTCARD,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TRAVELING PREACHERS USE TENT TO PITCH THE WORD,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MRS GEORGE ERKS SUGGESTS RECIPE FOR MORNING COFFEE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WOODCARVING ENTRIES ARE DUE AUG 3 FOR COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
CONCERT ARTIST TO BE GUEST SOLOIST IN AREA,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
"DAKOTA STRING QUARTET RECEIVES {dollar}5,100 GRANT","Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
*CONTRACTOR IS HOT ABOUT RADIANT HEAT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CYCLISTS MOURN A FALLEN BROTHER,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEX ABUSE PROBLEM HAS NO SIMPLE SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HERE'S READING LIST ON PREVENTION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SD LAWS ON ABUSE ARE CHANGING,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
COALITION NAMES NEW COORDINATORS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*FINAL SALUTE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRISON PLAN NEEDED BEFORE APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GERKEN MAY BE IN LINE FOR POST,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GRAND JURY WILL INVESTIGATE SHOOTINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION WILL HELP US (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HELP WAITING IN SF (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"USE, SALE OF ALCOHOL VIOLATES (L)","Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NUCLEAR DUMP IS STATE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
POTHOLE EDITORIAL WAS STUPID (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SIOUX SHOULD GET FOREST LAND (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CITY APPROVES BUILDING OF BASKETBALL COURTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION APPROVES BONDS FOR NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WAGNER NAMED VICE PRESIDENT OF DAKOTA STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE DELAYS CHILD ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PIERRE WILL VOTE ON BONDS FOR EXPO CENTER,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PUC PUTS OUT PHONE PAMPHLET,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
ARMY CORP OF ENGINEERS PLAN SLURRY MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COALITION CRITICIZES PICTURE IN MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COMMUNITY INCENTIVE NEEDED FOR INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COUNTIES REPORT WINTER WHEAT YIELD INCREASES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ETSI HAS NO NEW CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PARTICLE BOARD PRODUCTION PLANT TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PHEASANT POPULATION SHOWING BIG DECREASE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*COPLIN--TEACHERS NEED MOTIVATION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
WORKERS PROSPER UNDER RIGHT-TO-WORK LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CITY APPROVES MONEY FOR EQUIPMENT REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
RAPID CITY AIRPORT MAY GET FACELIFT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
NATIONAL RODEO FINALS CAUSE DIVISIVENESS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
IT'S NOT GETTING ANY BETTER ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUPERINTENDENT'S FIRING TEARS SPENCER APART,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY VOTERS SHOULD SAY YES TO BRIGHTER FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MEIERHENRY SHOULD SAY HE'S SORRY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COLLEGE BENEFACTORS PLAN HIGH STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORE DRAINAGE DISPUTES ON TAP,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STOP SIGNS COME DOWN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROTESTING LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"CITY MUST KEEP UP, GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PICKSTOWN BILL BOTHERS TRIBE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
APPARENT STABBING VICTIM IN STABLE CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW NAMES ACTING BRULE COUNTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SUSPECT IN SHOOTING DEATHS BACK IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TV TEST WILL REVEAL SIGNS OF ALCOHOLISM,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW TAKES HIS TIME TO FILL COURT VACANCY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BLACK HILLS GET MUCH-NEEDED SOAKING,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CHAMBER TO CONDUCT CEREMONY FOR NEW STORE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN FAMILIES ARE NEEDED TO ADOPT CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN GETS 10 YEARS IN SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN GETS THREE YEARS FOR AIDING IN ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2 FORUMS PLANNED ON DOWNTOWN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
3 MEN PLEAD GUILTY IN DRUG-MAKING CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"*STRONG WINDS, HAIL STRIP FARMERS","Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE SENATE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SHOULD NOT BE JUDGED ON IDEOLOGY (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*BLIND MAN HAD THE ATTITUDE TO BE INDEPENDANT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*O'BRIEN CRUISES DOWN MEMORY LANE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO FINISH YEAR IN THE BLACK,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS TO GET FUNDS FOR TRANSPORTATION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON--EXPORT PLAN IS SINKING FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNOX LUMBER TO STAY CLOSED THROUGH TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN ANNOUNCES DIVIDEND OF 10.5 CENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SEARCH FOR ESCAPEES GOES ON,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WALL LAKE ALGAE SURVEY ANALYZED,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"ABDNOR, DASCHLE SQUARE OFF","Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EMPIRE CLINIC PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICIALS HAVE HEARINGS IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
3 FROM SD ARRESTED IN SCHEME,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
COUNTY BOARD OK'S ANNEXATION OF RAPID VALLEY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT REJECTS PROFESSOR'S SUIT AGAINST REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-RAPID CITY WOMAN GETS 5 YEARS IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP FALLS SHORT OF MONEY TO SAVE HALL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE REFUSES TO REMOVE HIMSELF FROM CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TELLINGHUISEN NAMES REGENT CAMPAIGN HEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GUILTY OF MEDICAL MALPRACTICE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GUILTY TO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"JANKLOW GIVES PIERRE {dollar}750,000","Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBES TO MEET ABOUT NEXT CENSUS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
4 SIOUX FALLS TEAMS IN TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TO WIDEN 26TH STREET FOR TURN LANES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY TIES RECORD MARK; PIERRE HOT SPOT AT 108,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ARRESTED AFTER HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"&SAYING 'I DO, I DO' EASY","Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
"*SAYING 'I DO, I DO' EASY","Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
MEESE--NO APOLOGY FOR CRITICISM (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*ALL-STARS BATTLE HEAT IN GAMES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DAYTON'S EVACUATED AFTER POWER SURGE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-FUGITIVE PLEADS GUILTY TO 2 CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MORRELL SAYS 1,800 WORKING","Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SIOUX VALLEY GETS {dollar}10,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN KILLED IN CAR-TRUCK WRECK,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER TO LEASE PHILLIPS BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"IBP WORKERS HAPPY, SAD","Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS TAKES BLAME FOR SPILL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CUB SCOUTS TAKE AIM AT FUN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FANS OF THE DOCTOR KNOW,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BERESFORD HOME FOR CHILDREN GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS MANSLAUGHTER CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EFFORTS TO RESTORE RESERVATION CONDEMNED,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GREGORY COUNTY WATER PROJECT IN JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MARKETING OF YANKTON CAMPUS GETS BOOST,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OGLALA SIOUX INVITE NANCY REAGAN TO VISIT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PETITIONS FILED AFTER HURON EXTENDS SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER ARGUES FOR AIR SERVICE IN RURAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEES TO ATTEND PIERRE MEETING,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WARRANT ISSUED IN CONNECTION WITH GOLD THEFT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUNTING VICTIM CAN SUE EMPLOYER,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DELEGATION WANTS HIGH SCHOOL RODEO BACK,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*MORE ARE WORKING PART TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN MAY GET TORTILLA CHIP FACTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*WOMAN TURNS 106 WITHOUT A WORRY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OLD FIRE TAMED--NEW FIRE STARTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE SAYS BIGGER CHECKS ARE ON THE WAY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GIVES MICKELSON A CHANCE TO PICK WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LET MED SCHOOL GET ON WITH ITS MISSION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*TODDLERS SHOW POWER OF HELPLESSNESS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'ARGUS' NEEDS POSITIVE OUTLOOK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DAKOTANS HANDLE PAIN OF LOWS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FILM SHOULD BE DESTROYED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PRECIOUS RESOURCE WASTED (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SWISHER RIGHT MAN FOR JOB (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*DEFENSE DRIVES NORTH STARS 21-6,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BERESFORD SENIOR WINS TITLE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COACH USES YOGA DURING PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*STUDY DESIGNED TO LEARN MORE ABOUT SMELT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ANGLERS QUESTION WISDOM IN KILLING LAKE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DROUGHT HAMPERS OUTLOOK FOR DUCK SEASON,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
WEST RIVER DEER PERMITS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
RESIDENTS WARNED OF SOLICITATIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USED CAR LAW TO START IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN REPORTS ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRIPLE GARAGE DESTROYED IN BLAZE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*VOLK, JOHNSON PLAN DEBATE-FILLED RACE","Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STRESS DEADWOOD HISTORY IN GAMBLING VOTE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM HELPS JUVENILES ADJUST AFTER RELEASE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AAA BUYS TRAVEL AGENCY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COMPUTER HELPS BUSINESSES PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LUMBER DEALER SOLD TO HOLDING COMPANY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*AMERICAN WESTERN WRAPS UP HOT QUARTER,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
GROWERS LUKEWARM ON IRRIGATING IN SD,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
DEEPENS DEBT OF FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
TO THE WIND AND THE WAVES OF LAKE MADISON,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"SHOWERS, HAIL PELT SIOUX FALLS","Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITY'S HISTORY FOLLOWS ROUTE ON MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANA CRASH CLAIMS 3RD VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOOKED ON LAKE MADISON,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PROPER OFFICE FURNITURE CAN CURE AILMENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
INMATES PENALIZED FOR OFFICIALS' WRONGDOING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REDUCE ACCIDENT TOLL BY MAKING CARS SAFER (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHAT IF NROTH SAID 'NO' (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KILL UNWANTED DRUG ADDICTS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"COURT RULINGS RATE 'F', 'A'","Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LIQUOR STATEMENTS NOT VALID (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*MITCHELL MAYOR'S SURGERY IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN LADYBUG INVASION A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER SD TROOPER HAS HEARING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR PROMOTES RURAL LEADER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROBBIE TO MATCH DONATIONS TO 4-H,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCKELLIPS MAY CHALLENGE MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHIRMER YEARS MARKED BY VISION AND POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER'S THE SEASON OF MY DISCONTENT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FAMILIES REUNITE TO HONOR VETS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DEADWOOD BETS HORSES BIG DRAW FOR FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DROVES DRIVE TO 9TH CANTON CAR SHOW,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*INDIANS HAUNTED BY PREJUDICE IN HOUSING,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOUR FIRED AFTER PRISON SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LINCOLN BID UNDER BY {dollar}1.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*JOURNALIST FOUND ISOLATION AND FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*A DAY AT CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CONTEST TESTS LOCAL PIPES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LAWRENCE WELK STARS TO PERFORM AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--DAVID SOUTER'S VIEWS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"GIVE ERROR TO CLUB, A BREAK TO BARR (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*OLD LAKOTA STORIES, JOKES SURVIVE","Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*ORGANIZING A LOCAL RACKET,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON SCHEDULED TO PLAY IN HOGAN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FMHA ANNOUNCES LOAN-GUARANTEE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"NSP EARNINGS, SALES RISE IN 2ND QUARTER","Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*PROJECT CUTS ACCESS AT 26TH AND CLIFF,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
PANEL TOLD OF GAPS IN WEED CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BOND REDUCTION DENIED IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION EXAMINES LIQUOR LAW,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRANE MISHAP CAUSES BLACKOUT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SETS HEARING ON DEBT LIMIT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRISON ANNOUNCES SENATE CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HERSETH GIVES PENNIES TO RIVALS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATORS DENY HONORARIA CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2 ARRESTED AT WASTE SITE HEARING,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GIVE US AN 'S',"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"RC SAYS NO, WATERTOWN WAITS","Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HUTCHINSON COUNTY COMMISSIONER DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SD COURT RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MILLER WANTS TAX TO COVER 6 PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 OTHER TOWNS SEEK RALLY BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*6 MORE SET TO OPEN THIS FALL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AUTISM GROUPS EARN NATIONAL HONORS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMMISSION TO HEAR CABLE TOWER APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOUSING OFFICE SEEKS INFORMATION ON NEEDS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRAINFEST '90 PLANNED IN MILBANK,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
THIRD MAN CHARGED IN HATCHET FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
3 MINNESOTANS CHARGED IN BURGLARY SPREE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OGLALA LOOKS AT WASTE DUMP ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
PRESSLER CHALLENGES DASCHLE TO RETURN CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSIONER WANTS TAX-EXEMPT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
8 DOWNTOWN STOREFRONTS STAND EMPTY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD WOMAN BIDS GORBACHEV 'I LOVE YOU',"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SWEETHEARTS MAKE UP 60 YEARS AFTER SPAT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PAIR PLANS VIDEO LOTTERY PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LET'S HEAR YOUR BEST LIE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STUDY SHOULDN'T COST BIG BUCKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEAVE BASEBALL AT TERRACE PARK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY MAKES KIDS' DREAMS COME TRUE (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*MTV SOUNDED POP MUSIC'S DEATH KNELL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*COOKBOOKS OFFER IDEAS FOR GRILLING, POTLUCK DINING","Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ICE CREAM COOLER,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN-AGER COOKS FOR HER FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY BOY REPORTEDLY TRIALED BY MAN IN CAR,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN FATALLY STABBED, TEEN ARRESTED","Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3RD DWI CONVICTION NETS 2-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5 MINNESOTA MEN FACE SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REFUGEE WISHES HE COULD MOVE BACK,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONER EXPECTS OPPOSITION ON WHEEL TAX,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONFERENCE SEEKS WAYS TO HELP OUT INDIAN KIDS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOODWILL OFFERS DEAL TO PICK UP RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LAWSUITS MOVING FORWARD ON LOTTO,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEDICATION SCHEDULED AT BELLE FOURCHE DAM,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EAGLE BUTTE MAN SENTENCED FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS MAYOR READY FOR ANNUAL BIKE RALLY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VANDALS DESTROY 'DUMB' PIGS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 MORE COUNTIES TO BURN ETHANOL FUEL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CHIPPING AWAY AT THE BARN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*PARKER IN THE MARKET FOR POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LOTTERY CHALLENGE IN '92 IS TOO EARLY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MOODY COUNTY GETS IN SYNC WITH FUN FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VERMILLION'S SCHOOL TAXES COULD RISE 20 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COULD LEAVE HOSPITAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BIA IS CRITICIZED FOR POOR RESULTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
TOURNAMENT TEES OFF FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BEN HUR FORD OPENS WEST 12TH STREET LOT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MORRELL CREDIT UNION TO OPEN NEW BRANCH,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NUMBER OF US FARMS DROPS 2 PERCENT IN LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RECEIVES {dollar}2 MILLION LOAN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NORWEST WILL MERGE BANKS IN WISCONSIN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
CITY LODGE TO CLOSE RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
NEW SUBSIDY SOURCE SOUGHT FOR ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1991, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*12 INJURED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DRILLS HELP DISABLED RESIDENT FLEE BURNING BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MUENSTER QUITS SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BOE DIES AT AGE 78,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BUCKSKIN BALLADEER,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CARETRAUM GETS CALLED LATE TO HELP WITH FIRE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BLAZE RAISES SAFETY ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*CITY'S TWO HOSPITALS BRACED FOR THE WORST,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"TAX HIKE JUSTIFIED, BUT HARD TO TAKE (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FREEDOM OF CHOICE DOESN'T APPLY TO ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
MOST PEOPLE SUPPORT FETAL TISSUE RESEARCH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SMOOTH CONSTRUCTION JOB A TWO-WAY STREET (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
HIGHER PAY IS SOLUTION TO LOW-INCOME HOUSING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
EASTER SEALS GETS COFFEE SALE PROCEEDS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAINY MONTH 2ND WETTEST ON RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE SENTENCED FOR DRUG SMUGGLING,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TORNADO VICTIM DIES OF STORM INJURIES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOTORCYCLISTS GATHER FOR NATIONAL EVENT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOE REMEMBERED AS NO-FRILLS GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINISTER--SEX INVESTIGATION UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD GUARD TO HELP REBUILD PANAMA,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LIVE ART,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SENATE OK'S PIPELINE AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CHAMBERLAIN VOTERS TO DECIDE BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONVICTED RAPIST TO GET NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIGH COURT SETTLES UTILITY BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE HOPEFULS GET GOVENOR'S SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL LOOKING FOR NEW WATER SOURCE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S FUNDS FOR FISH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DOCTOR--TRIBES SHOULD FIGHT DIABETES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE--ILLEGAL VOTES SHOULDN'T AFFECT ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MURDER CONVICTION UPHELD BY SD SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FORMER GOVERNOR NILS BOE DIES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BASKETBALL WINS FOLLOW NORTH'S VOLLEYBALL VICTORY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*MUSICIANS, POETS MAKE DOWNTOWN A HOT SPOT","Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*DUO BLENDS GUITAR, BAGPIPES TO PRODUCE SOUND","Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HILLS COME ALIVE WITH FOLK,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STYLE CHANGES HELP MUSICIAN STAY SHARP,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*TRITT ROCKS ARENA AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*BUILDING BOOM FUELS JOB GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STATE LOST 500 FARMS IN PAST YEAR LOWEST ON RECORD,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LIFE'S CYCLE CARRIES HARRY ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*FIGHTING IS DAILY FACT OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*REFORM OF HEALTH CARE SYSTEM ISN'T JUST CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MONEY IS ONLY REASON FOR STATE SAFETY LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*INDIAN CHILDREN CAUGHT IN A CYCLE IN INDIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"WATER REPRESENTS HOPE, LIFE","Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ABDNOR DONATES CONGRESSIONAL PAPERS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARTS COUNCIL TO HOLD RALLY AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRUG SELLER GETS EIGHT-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SLEEPING SMOKER BLAMED FOR FLAMES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWINS OWNER INVESTS IN REGIONAL BANKS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE CHARGED WITH SEXUAL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FLOOD AID COMES TO THE RESCUE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE BANS FINANCING OF EMS BOARD,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER POINTS TO OTHER HERITAGE FIRE SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PAVILION DECISION MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE MAY BE STATE'S OLDEST,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
B-1 BOMBER FLIES OVER SUN DANCE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRIEVANCE CASES SENT TO REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILLER BUYS FIRST MEMORIAL BRICK,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL COLLEGES MAY RECEIVE EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*A NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*STATE'S NEW US ATTORNEY SETS AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSIONER PLEADS NO CONTEST TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RESEARCH BALLOON DISCOVERY A MYSTERY TO STATE OFFICI,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUPLE CLEARED ON ALCOHOL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
LEAN BUDGET TIMES AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*SOUTH DAKOTAN PICKED TO HEAD MINNESOTA POST,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*PRIZE-WINNER WORKS ON FRAME,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
JUNE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DOWN IN SD; JOB GROWTH UP,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"CANARIES MARCH, SHARE FIRST PLACE","Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG PITCHERS MUST SHARE HEALTH CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*49 LAKES LOSING THE WAR,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HIGHER-END PAY RAISES FALL BEHIND,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*WHEN IT'S HOT, LAKE MADISON TURNS GREEN","Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CREWS LOOK FOR TOXIC CHEMICALS IN FISH,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
YANKTON AREA GETS FIRST SPEC BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOOD WORKERS HOST ANNUAL PICNIC,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AERIAL HAZING OF BLACKBIRDS BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITIGATION GRANTS OFFERED FOR DISASTERS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RELATIONSHIP WITH USPS IS GOOD,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FACTS OF USPS IS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*PRICE LEAVES GOOD SITUATION IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WISE BLANKS GOLDEYES; CANARIES ONE BACK,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*TENNIS, ANYONE?","Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BLITZ OF SPECIAL CAR RACING EVENTS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*39-POUND CATFISH LOSES LONG BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*GRANT ENJOYS SOLITUDE OF SOUTH DAKOTA VISITS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
PHEASANTS SURVIVE WINTER IN GOOD NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
WATER USE VARIES MONTH TO MONTH,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SAY SPEED WAS FACTOR IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MINI RACERS TO HIT THE STREETS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNMENT DROPS DISCRIMINATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DISTRICT REVISES HIGH-SCHOOL STUDY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GOODWILL CARRIES GUN BARRELL TO SD,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BACKHOE SLIPS INTO RIVER,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S JULY RAINFALL BELOW NORMAL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CURFEW SWEEP A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SIDEWALK DRILLING WILL GO TO COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OPTOMETRISTS SELECT FIRST WOMAN TREASURER,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FIRE-CHIEF HONORS PLANNED FOR STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MORNINGSIDE TO HAVE CENTENNIAL REUNION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFICIAL GIVEN RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*HIGHLAND 'KIDS' MEET AFTER 30 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HOUSE-MUSEUM MARKS 100TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HYDE COUNTY WITHDRAWS FROM LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
WESTERN RESIDENTS WATCHING FOR FIRES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
MARSHALL TUCKER GETS DOWN ON STAGE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BADLANDS FERRET RELEASE MAY BE MOVED UP--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"HONOR PROJECT NAME, BUDGET (ED)","Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HIDING CAPITOL MURAL (PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*TRIBAL PEOPLE MAY BE LAST HOPE FOR EARTH'S SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STATE CUTS NEEDED (MAIDSON DAILY LEADER),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CRITICISM OF EDUCATORS BASED ON UNFAMILIARITY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
HUNKING SHOWS LACK OF WISDOM AT MEETING (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
LANDMARK RESTORATION WAS GOOD COOPERATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
FOREIGN STUDENTS CAN BROADEN HORIZONS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
OBJECTIVITY VANISHES IN CARTOON ON HAWKEY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
TB TESTS WILL BE CONDUCTED ON MORRELL EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
INDIAN SCHOLARSHIPS MISUSED,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*WATTS IN A SIGN,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*LIFE ON A FARM UNCOVERS LESSONS OF THE UNIVERSE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1994, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
MAN ROBS STORE TO HELP SHOOTING SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FACE LIFT REVIVING CITY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCRUTINY WON'T HURT TWO LOCAL HOSPITALS (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TIE PAY TO OUTCOME? IT'S NIFTY CONCEPT (ED),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CANDIDATES BETTER KNOW STATE WELL (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE SHOULD PAY FOR PRISON CHAPLAINS (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FAMILIES SHOULD BE ALLOWED AT POWWOW (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PRESSLER CARES MORE ABOUT CAMPAIGN MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HEALTH FOOD PRICES ARE TOO HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
LOGGING EDITORIAL MISSES THE MARK (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
TRY MEDIATION BEFORE LITIGATION (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
US AND EUROPE WRONGLY IGNORE BASNIA (L),"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*WARM MEMORIES KEEP FLOWING FROM OLD HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SENIORS CLICK AT PHOTO TIME,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MEGADEATH IS LOUD, BUT KORN ALMOST STEALS THE SHOW","Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ONE SHOCKING SHOT SWINGS THE MOMENTUM,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANSA NIPS LEGGE IN PLAYOFF,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON TO SEEK MEETING OF PARKS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOME-DETENTION SYSTEM STUDIES,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*ARTHRITIS BENEFIT RAISES ALMOST {dollar}70,000","Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEW PRINCIPAL GOT HER START BABY-SITTING,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS TO REMEMBER WWII END AT SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*COMPANIES TRY TO ATTRACT WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HEAT MAY HELP CROPS ESCAPE FALL FROST,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROGRAM TO HELP DISABLED FARMERS MODIFY EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NUMBER OF FARMS DOWN FORM LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*AWARDS TO BE GIVEN AT CAR, FLOWER SHOW","Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MAN FIRST TO BE CHARGED WITH THREATS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*GAVE TIME, ENERGY TO FAMILY, JOB","Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*DIVORCE NUMBERS IN MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PINE RIDGE ELDER MOVING INTO HOUSE VOLUNTEERS BUILT,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LOWER CATTLE PRICES EXPECTED TO HURT SD ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*HONEY DAYS CELEBRATED IN BRUCE,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*TAX ESTIMATES ARE SPECIFIC WITH THE IRS,"Argus LeaderJul 31 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
Stray votes in Yankton primary cause hubbub :letter.,"Argus LeaderJuly 15, 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
It's the thought that counts.,"Argus LeaderJuly 17, 1990, sect.B, p.1, col.4"
Marshal says foreclosures worst part of job.,"Argus LeaderJuly 21, 1986, sect.B, p.2, col.1"
Potential outbreak of crime at biker rally.,"Argus LeaderJuly 25, 1990, sect.C, p.1, col.2"
Yankton vote tally goes before judge.,"Argus LeaderJuly 26, 1992, sect.D, p.1, col.2"
Family finds 'heaven' in Wessington.,"Argus LeaderJuly 28, 1993, sect.A, p.1, col.1"
Abdallah endorsed for new term as marshal.,"Argus LeaderJuly 30, 1986, sect.B, p.2, col.1"
State's attorney mixes resources to helt crooks.,"Argus LeaderJuly 6, 1995, sect.D, p.1, col.2"
Abbott challenges primary.,"Argus LeaderJuly 7, 1992, sect.C, p.1, col.6"
LOCAL ECONOMY SAFE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"MCGOVERN OUTSIDE EARNINGS {dollar}32,902","Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
4 CHARGED WITH DRUG FELONIES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS HE CAN'T HELP TRUCKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS HE CAN'T HELP TRUCKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ABORTION IS MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GASOLINE CRISIS BARES RAW NERVE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GASOLINE CRISIS BARES RAW NERVE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN VOTE AGAINST GAS RATIONING DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
SWIFT BIRD INDIAN FACILITY UNIQUE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SWIFT BIRD INDIAN FACILITY UNIQUE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAIL DIRECTOR SEES MILWAUKEE OPERATED BY OTHER RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAIL DIRECTOR SEES MILWAUKEE OPERATED BY OTHER RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SUIT DISMISSED, 49TH STREET GETS 'GO'","Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SWIFT BIRD INDIAN FACILITY UNIQUE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S 4 POOLS OPEN SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DEREGULATION WORRIES STOFFERAHN,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BERGLAND SAYS DIESEL PLAN WORKING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GASOHOL CAUCUS ATTRACTING SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW OUTLINES SENATE POSSIBILITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEREGULATION WORRIES STOFFERAHN,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*GOLDHAMMER PREPARES TO ASSUME PREP POST,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*GOLDHAMMER PREPARES TO ASSUME PREP POST,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TARGET MCGOVERN CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
"BOYS, GIRLS STATERS ELECT CHIEF GOVT OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
"BOYS, GIRLS STATERS ELECT CHIEF GOVT OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
TARGET MCGOVERN CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
TARGET MCGOVERN CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
TARGET MCGOVERN CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
HAWK GETS 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1979, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
*'I'M NOT PREPARED TO WITHDRAW',"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BROTHELS SURVIVED PAST STATE RAIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BROTHELS SURVIVED PAST STATE RAIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
URANIUM FOES HOPE VOTE WILL BLOCK EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DALE BELL FOR US SENATE (AD),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*WASHINGTON CLASS OF '35 REUNION,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*AIDES' COMPANIONSHIP, CARE BRING LOVE","Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRACKING DOWN VENEREAL DISEASE A TOUGH TASK,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FILM SERIES OUTLINES FAMILY RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FILM SERIES OUTLINES FAMILY RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*NEW LUTHERAN BISHOP ALL EARS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*NEW LUTHERAN BISHOP ALL EARS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CAROL FUNKE-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.B, p.17, col.1"
MARK AMUNDSON & PAUL SCHOCK TO PLAY AT YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN'S ROAD RACE SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*KOISTINEN STARTS FAST, FINISHES STRONG","Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DROUGHT EFFECT ON PHEASANTS LONG RANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DROUGHT EFFECT ON PHEASANTS LONG RANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FARM IMPLEMENT DEALERS FEELING ECONOMIC CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*PHONE OWNERSHIP STILL EXCEPTION TO RULE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
K MART HIRING 70 EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
OZARK PLANS FULL SF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FEW CANDIDATES BACK DAKOTA PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BELL CUTS PHONE RATE FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES FACE PRIMARY FOES IN 16 DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BELL CUTS PHONE RATE FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STOFFERAHN-KATUS INVOLVED IN 'DESPERATION POLITICS',"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"AFTER THE PRIMARY, SD VOTERS GET A REST","Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STOFFERAHN-KATUS INVOLVED IN 'DESPERATION POLITICS',"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE ORDER IDLES IRRIGATORS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
STATE ORDER IDLES IRRIGATORS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
THE BIG TROUBLE WITH THE PRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IRATE SHOULD STOP TRYING TO KILL PATIENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SENTENCES SMOOTHES LOT OF RUFFLED FEATHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SENTENCES SMOOTHES LOT OF RUFFLED FEATHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
TAXPAYERS' SUPPORT OF FREELOADERS RAPPED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*SD PAIR SELECTED FOR BOYS NATION,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SPEARFISH PRIEST SEES HORROR AT LOVE CANAL,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TOLLEFSON-NO MORE GRAIN EMBARGOES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ELKTON CITIZENS TAKE FLUORIDE FIGHT TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
ELKTON CITIZENS TAKE FLUORIDE FIGHT TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"EX-GOV VS LAWYER BATTLE ON {dollar}6,000 DELAYED TO AUGUST","Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
"EX-GOV VS LAWYER BATTLE ON {dollar}6,000 DELAYED TO AUGUST","Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*1980 VOTERS' GUIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*1980 VOTERS' GUIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"*TO CAT LOVERS, IT'S MORE THAN JUST PUPPY LOVE","Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LARSON RETIRES AFTER BATTLING FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LARSON RETIRES AFTER BATTLING FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*TO CAT LOVERS, IT'S MORE THAN JUST PUPPY LOVE","Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GUMBO-THE SUPER MUCK OF WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BIG WALLEYES A PROBLEM FOR GARRISON FISHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BEAT YOUR BANKER-TJEERDSMA TIES FISCHER FOR WIN,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VISITORS 'FISH WATCH' AT SD HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MENTAL HEALTH CENTER IMPROVES, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MENTAL HEALTH CENTER IMPROVES, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO CHARGES EXPECTED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NO CHARGES EXPECTED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EPA TO GET CREEK CLEANUP PLAN SOON,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BORDER CITIZENS SOUND OFF ON MAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SOME PLUSES FOR SD ECONOMY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"JANKLOW CONFUSES DEMOS, STATE EMPLOYEES","Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SF PRIEST HELPS PATCH UP LIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SF PRIEST HELPS PATCH UP LIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SF PRIEST HELPS PATCH UP LIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PLAYHOUSE WINS AWARDS IN IRELAND,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MANY MISS LAST SF CLASS DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
35 PERCENT TURNOUT EXPECTED FOR SD PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MUSHROOMS ARE PROLIFERATING IN THIS SPRING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
IF THEATER MANAGEMENT WON'T QUIET BOORS...,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SDSU PROFESSORS HONORED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*HOWE ELECTED BOARD CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
IRIS RASMUSSEN ELECTED PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SF COLLEGE CENTER FOR WOMEN ADVISORY BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DR KOOB NEW CHIEF OF STAFF,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
VFW POST 628 INSTALLS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SD MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SF JAYCETTES INSTALL OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
VAN DEMARKS FUND-RAISER LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"*DESPITE FEAR, MOTOCROSS DRIVERS KEEP RACING","Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF AMATEUR TEAMS APPEAR TO BE SET,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY CROWDS ENCOURAGE OWNERS...,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF ARMS CONTROL APPEAL MAY GO TO BREZHNEV,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF TO HOST SD LUTHERAN MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AVON BACK TO NORMAL AFTER FLOOD DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NIGHT CLERK AT MOTEL ROBBED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"SD WATER PROJECTS TO GET LOANS, GRANTS","Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SOVIET LEADERSHIP FACES FARM PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THE MORNING AFTER MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR ABDNOR ABOUT ANSWERING MAIL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*POLLING PLACES FOR SF PRECINCTS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS SCHOOL BOARD PETITIONS QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED TO FIVE-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SISSETON MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT FOUND,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESS ELIGIBLE FOR LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE RAILROAD TRACK BEING REPAIRED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPUBLIC PILOT SUFFERED FROM IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*CONTEST REQUIRES CREATIVE PROBLEM-SOLVING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE WORKERS ON JOB AS OTHERS TAKE HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*COUNTY REJECTS PLACING JAIL ON HISTORIC REGISTER,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OAHE BOARD REVIVES CONTROVERSIAL WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KIDS TACKLE COMPUTER PROGRAMMING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHELLY STICH FINALIST IN PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*2 PROFESSORS GET EMERITUS STATUS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*MUETZE SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILLION MAY BUY DEALERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT TO RULE ON RESERVATION CRIMES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM MAY CHECK COUNTY HOSPITAL BILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW FILLS CEMENT, RACING POSTS","Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN APPARENT BOATING MISHAP VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA FIRM EYES SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*KEEP INTEREST RATES LOW, OFFICIAL URGES","Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BEACH RENOVATION PLAN STALLED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOOKSTORES GET HELP IN LIBEL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WESTERN AIRLINES SUES MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FARMERS GET LINK TO COAST,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SHIPPING LEGISLATION THREATENS AGRICULTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"FARMER SUES CITY, CHALLENGES DRAINAGE FEE","Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PRAIRIE DOGS MAY BE CUTE, BUT NO LAUGHING MATTER","Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUIT AGAINST CONTRACTORS THROWN OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AUGUSTANA WILL STORE COUNTY RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMMISSION MAY SEEK BIDS ON ARENA CONCESSION,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAYORS ELECTED AT BOYS AND GIRLS STATES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
THREE CHARGED IN ROBBERY OF RAPID CITY STORE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SALEM WILL ADD CITY SALES TAX STARTING JULY 1,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
PRONGHORN HERDS PROBLEM IN WESTERN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
HURON'S SONDREAL TAKES ROLE AS STATE GOLF FAVORITE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WRESTLERS SET FOR EXCHANGE TRIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PHONE BILLS MAY RISE {dollar}0.60,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARADE OF HOMES SLOWS CITY TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JACKSON SKIPS SHOW OF UNITY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*TV MOVIES WON'T STRAIN YOUR IQ,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRITZ BLITZ HITS STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ASBESTOS ISN'T IMMEDIATE HEALTH THREAT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHARGE AGAINST MAN CHANGED TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JEANETTE LEE WILL APPEAR IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CUNNINGHAM, SINCLAIR DEAL WITH STATE QUESTIONS","Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MORE STUDENTS ENTER EDUCATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW--NO TO YANKTON SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SPRINGFIELD LOOKS FOR BUYERS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DIABETICS SHOULD BE PREPARED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GIRLS AND BOYS STATES WORTHWHILE FUNCTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HART, MONDALE TAKE UNPOPULAR POSITIONS (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PEOPLE IN WHEELCHAIRS NEED POSITIVE IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER DEPARTMENT PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS CONSIDER EARLY RELEASE PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FLANDREAU SANTEE SIOUX MAY REVIVE OPERATION,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REGENTS WILL RULE ON PROFESSOR'S TENURE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN RECEIVES 3-YEAR SENTENCE IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
PARK SERVICE LOOKING FOR COMMENTS ON BADLANDS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
ETSI WANTS TO EXTEND PIPELINE INTO MONTANA,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF GIRL GIRLS STATE GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF TEEN RUNS FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CIVIC CENTER HIRES MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
COST OF DRIVING CAR DECLINES SLIGHTLY IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
EPA CHECKING ASBESTOS PROBLEMS IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
FIRE INSPECTOR CLOSES MOTEL-APARTMENT BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
MEIERHENRY WILL SPEAK AT MEDICAL CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*7 BANKS SHUT DOWN IN 4 STATES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL DECLARES WATER EMERGENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*DAKOTA COUNTRY FEST,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BICYCLE SAFETY WEEK A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"WALKAMERICA RAISED {dollar}12,000 (L)","Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION HAVING POSITIVE EFFECT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE DISPLAYS TROUBLING HYPOCRISY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REJECT GOVERNMENT CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*FEDS HELP KEEP STATE IN BLACK,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T FORGET SENIOR CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CARTWRIGHT FINDS HOME AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER REPLACES BARNETT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN CELEBRATES HERITAGE WITH DOLLS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ISSUES ORDER IN PRISON LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SNOBOL MAKES IT IN THE HUMANITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAN WILL DO SERVICE WORK FOR FALSE TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PIONEERS TO BE CITED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL SETS AEROSPACE WORKSHOP FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SHERWOOD WANTS MURDER TRIAL MOVED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VERMILLION AIRPORT GETS GRANT FOR REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BAR OWNER'S LAWYER TO FIGHT FOR NUDE DANCING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN FINED FOR INJURING TEEN ON WAY TO DANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANITOBA CALLS FOR END OF DRUG USE IN HOGS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEDIATOR TO HELP IN SCHOOL CONTRACT DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY HOSPITAL WILL ELIMINATE NURSE AIDES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS HOPE TO NARROW FIELD FOR COLLEGE JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INJURED BOATER CAN CONTINUE SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NURSING PROGRAM IN REGENTS' LAP,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*JANKLOW LIKES FEISTY IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TRADITIONAL CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ABDNOR USES FRIENDLY STYLE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"155,000 UNION MEMBERS STRIKE AT&T","Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HERE ARE BEST PICKS IN PRIMARY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LETTER WRITER HAS TROUBLE WITH FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LOCAL COVERAGE NEEDS HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STATE OFFERS MANY PLUSES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WRONG IMPRESSION IS LEFT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HERSETH CAN WIN ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
RESOLVE MEMORIAL DAY ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SENIORS GETTING FINE CARE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
KNEIP OFFERS SOLID PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PUT LIMITS ON PACS' CLOUT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
STUPID NOTIONS ABOUT AMERICAN INDIANS DIE HARD,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SUN SHINES ON TRACK CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*100 RIDE FOR FALLEN FRIEND,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BAHNSON INTERSECTION TO CHANGE TO 4-WAY STOP,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN DIES OF INJURIES SUFFERED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RICHMOND LAKE GIVES CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE AM LEGION TO MEET IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE PARKS TO OFFER 2ND FREE WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"30,000 PEOPLE FOR SISSETON FESTIVAL","Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"44TH BOYS STATE, GIRLS STATE TO BEGIN TODAY","Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LONGTIME POET ENTERS COMPUTER AGE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEMOCRATS RUN LOW-KEY CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REPUBLICANS TURN RACE INTO LIVELY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY BUSES TO OFFER FREE RIDES FOR NEEDY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRASH PROBE TO TAKE WEEKS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON OPPOSES CUTS IN VETERANS PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER NAMED TO COMMITTEE ON AGING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE PUTS WILD BILL STATUE ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MUNDT FOUNDATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SD SHOP OWNER ON 'TONIGHT SHOW',"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BELL'S COMMERCIAL ANGERS HEIDEPRIEM SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BELL'S COMMERCIAL ANGERS HEIDEPRIEM SUPPORTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATES TRADE DIGS OVER SIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS OPTIMISTIC--POLL,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CONTRASTING STYLES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*REPUBLICANS & DEMOCRATS FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*REPUBLICANS & DEMOCRATS FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS CAN DEVELOP TALENT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JUELL WENDT PLANS FAMILY COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CITIBANK MAKES ITS MARK IN 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
A BROKER TO HELP YOU GO BROKE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN REPORTS 1ST QUARTER DROP IN NET SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SENCORE PRESIDENT RECEIVES REGIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*NEW SURROUNDS OLD IN CROOKS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ON THE TRAIL TO FORT SISSETON,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"EX-GRAVEL PIT SITE, LEGAL QUAGMIRE","Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SD'S BYRUM TAKES SECOND,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FOOD GIVEAWAY REGISTRATION DUE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SDSU GETS MONEY FOR SWINE STUDY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ALPHA CENTER DISPUTE BLURS LINES OF REASON (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOATER HOPES LESSON LEARNED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOLS NEED TO JUST TEACH MORALS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MERGER AGAINST SCRIPTURE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*REFORM COST-SAVER FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*BYRUM PLACES SECOND,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CHECK CALENDAR FOR CZECH DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELDERLY ON RISE STUDY SAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED IN SHOOTINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS SIGHTSEERS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ESCAPEES EXCHANGE BARS FOR INSECURITY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WHEELS CREAK, WAGON TRAIN ROLLS","Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WARDEN SEES END TO DUTIES AT PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CLUB REMEMBERS FORGOTTEN GRAVES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIVING LONGER IN MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BIG TOWNS GET MOST STATE LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON SIOUX TO PRESS PIPESTONE CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*INDIANS CONDEMN REAGAN REMARKS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DRIVER DIES AFTER CRASH ON 41ST STREET,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NOT PROPER SENTENCE FOR CHILD ABUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BLECHINGER IS NOT ON TAXPAYERS' SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COLLEGE OFFICIAL HELPS INDIANS CATCH UP,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BICYCLIST INJURED IN CRASH WITH CAR,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA WESLEYAN ADMINISTRATOR LEAVES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS CONSIDER ZEOLITE INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL DONATES TO DEVELOPMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE CONSERVATION DIRECTOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TAKING IT ONE DECK AT A TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING SALES UP IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LYNG APPROVES DROUGHT PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LYON HEIR WANTS HISTORIC HOUSE SAVED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS--VOTER LIST TOO EXPANSIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PROMINENT PIERRE RESIDENT DIES AT 98,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AMMONIA LEAK FORCES EVACUATION OF PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS IN PROGRAM IMPROVING FINANCIALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MISSION HILL MAN DROWNS IN JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN WIFE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TWO SOUTH DAKOTANS DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR SCALDING 2-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TO DIG FOR MAMMOTH BONES NEAR HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"WOMAN CRITICIZES SENATOR, HILLS GROUP","Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*FIREHOUSE CHEF FEEDS A CREW,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WEDDELL PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ESCAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS PUT BRAKES ON PLANS NEAR TEA,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DATING SERVICE MANAGER ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SENIORITY RESOLVED AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CLEARER ETHICS RULES NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*MYSTERY IN THE MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*ROLLING IN WITH LUNCH,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
COLD WAR NOT OVER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW SCHOOL IS BETTER THAN REMODELED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ROYKO OWES SD APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BOARD HAS WELCOMED INPUT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PRISON POLICY CHANGES ARE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"*WALLEYES, PANFISH SUPPLY ANGLERS WITH ACTION","Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"ANGLERS FISH TODAY, PLAN FOR TOMORROW","Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
ELEVATOR RED TAPE MAY BE EASED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*FOREIGN BORN TAILOR TO CLOSE STORE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
YOUNKERS FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.6"
BUSINESSMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO COUNTS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"EPA TO RECOGNIZE MICKELSON, PROFESSOR","Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEWIS STORES TO SELL TICKETS FOR CITY BUS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RIVAL PAPER DELAYED IN LAKE PRESTON,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CUTOUTS CELEBRATE REBUILDING OF HERDS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A PLACE TO HANG OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS' FUND-RAISER IN JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WASHINGTON'S CLASS OF '89 MOVES ONWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD TO RANK OFFERS FOR SEWAGE ASH,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ENERGY ASSISTANCE ON DECLINE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS SHOW MORE INTEREST IN IRRIGATION,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAGUE CONVENTION SET THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL SAYS DEATHS NOT IN VAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SD MEN TAKE UNCLE SAM ABROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VIDEOTAPE DOESN'T SHOW CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GRADUATES SPLIT ON STAYING IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COMMANDER SAYS PILOTS MUST TEST LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ELECTION ADVANTAGE GOES TO MICKELSON (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEARNING KEY ISSUE IN HARRISBURG ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEES ARE UNAPPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GUN TARGET PRACTICE DOESN'T DESTROY TREES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DISC JOCKEY'S FILL-IN AIR TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*PHOTOGRAPHER, WRITER SHARE VIEWS OF CHINA","Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRAVELOGUE OF CHINA A TWO-WAY MIRROR,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LIVE, ORIGINAL MUSIC ON TAP THIS WEEKEND","Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*PENITENTIARY TRUSTEE REPORTED MISSING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTION GROUP IS DENIED JURY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG SENTENCING DELAYED 3RD TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER PLANS TO SAVE WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPREME COURT THROWS OUT DRUG EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGIE PROFESSOR NAMED AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OFF TO THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAILING IS SMEAR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-'ARGUS' EDITOR LEAVES GIFT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BERESFORD WOMAN DIES AT AGE 107,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HURON-AREA OPPOSES NWS PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC CHAIRMAN WANTS STATEWIDE 911,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAX EXEMPTION EXPANSION DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIBLINGS CHARGED WITH SELLING ALCOHOL TO MINOR,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TASK FORCE DRAFTS RECYCLING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUND WATER CLEANUP PROGRESSING IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TWO WAGON TRAINS BEGIN NEW JOURNEYS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COUNCIL EXAMINES STREET LIGHT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HARTFORD GETS GRANT TO FUND WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
WIDOW LOSES DEATH APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*DAYTON HUDSON AIMS TO STRETCH EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*41ST STREET BECOMING OUTBACK AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*YOUTH PERFORMS FOR SMILES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SIZZLING SUMMER PROMISES SWEAT, SWAT","Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEDICARE WILL SLICE FEES FOR SPECIALISTS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TAX IS VITAL FOR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WORLD WAR II UNDERGROUND ACTIVIST DIES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*FAILURE TO READ CONSERVATION PACT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ARTICLE MISLEADING ABOUT RIGHTS TO 'ANNIE' (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FIELDS SHOULD NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SILVER BULLETS STILL HAVE MOST WEAPONS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DELEGATES ELECT MYTHICAL OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS COMPLETE HANSON FIRE PROBE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF TO HOST RURAL HEALTH MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 LANDFILLS ADD FEE FOR UNTARPED LOADS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CANDIDATES SHARE VIEWS ON MEDICAL WASTE, LOTTERY","Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE TO STUDY VIDEO GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPLAINT MAY BRING LOTTERY OFFICE INTO DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BOY TAKES STAND ON 2ND DAY OF TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
POLL--PLACE SEAT-BELT RULE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STAAB GETS YARD SIGNS IN LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD MEMBER ENCOURAGES MORE PROGRAM FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WILD HORSE SANCTUARY GETS 3-YEAR REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOUR SENTENCED FOR TRIBAL OFFENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LEADERS WANT RAIL LINE KEPT OPEN,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RULING TARGETS HOSPITAL CARE OF POOR,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DRUNKEN DRIVER GIVEN SEVEN-MONTH SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"LAND AUCTION NETS {dollar}424,000 FOR RUSHMORE","Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CHARGES FILED IN PARMELEE FATALITY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"GUARDS, PATIENT INJURED AT YANKTON FACILITY","Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
JURY AWARDS {dollar}5 MILLION TO YANKTON BANK,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
STATE URGES MINE OFFICIALS TO WATCH POND LEVELS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*FAMILY WAGES QUIET CRUSADE AGAINST ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT TO CLOSE DOORS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MONEY EARMARKED FOR ROADS SHOULD STAY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LEGION BASEBALL A VALUABLE PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ONE BORING PRIMARY NO REASON TO CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LARSON QUALIFIED TO RUN MUSEUM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*DON'T SPEND TEEN YEARS GLUED TO TUBE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*FILM STANDS TEST OF TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*WHAT KIDS WANT TO HEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
ANESTHESIA IN 1840'S WAS FORERUNNER OF ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SCHOENHARD WINS BATTLE OF DOUBLES PARTNERS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW GUARDIAN NEEDS CODICIL OR NEW WILL,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BLIND TO GET CHANCE TO RIDE MOTORCYCLE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOY ALMOST DROWNS AT WATERTOWN POOL,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES PICKED FOR CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON BLASTS BUFFALO COMMONS PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCH ORGANIST RETIRES AT AGE 85,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ENDINGS, BEGINNINGS FOR SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROOFTOP LANDFILL IS EDUCATION MODEL,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DESTROYS MOBILE HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*RADIO MANAGER'S HERO IS MURROW,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"BOYS STATE, GIRLS STATE OPEN TODAY","Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS WORKERS REJECT UNIONIZATION,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW VIDEO LOTTERY GAMES CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*IN CAP & GOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PRINCIPAL SAYS PARENT ACCOSTED HER,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*FORMER LEGISLATOR DIES AT 47,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOW HE LANDED DISABLED MITSUBISHI,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BUFFALO RANCHER RULES RANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BRIGHT LEADERS TO DEFINE AREA'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CLINTON MUST WIDEN PHILOSOPHICAL BASE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CLINTON SHOULD ORDER AIR STRIKES ON SERBS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOB DOLE SPEAKING IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY SWIMMING POOLS TO OPEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION CLOSES GRANGE AVENUE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEN DASCHLE HOSTING HEALTH-CARE FORUM,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
4 DIE IN CRASHES OVER WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AREA MUSLIMS GATHER FOR ISLAMIC HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*CEMETERY VISITORS REMEMBER, HONOR THOSE THEY LOVED","Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FARM BUREAU TAKES AIM AT TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SENATE DEMOCRATS ENJOYING NEWFOUND MUSCLE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A GOOD BUS DRIVER'S HARD TO FIND,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FACTS ABOUT BUSING AT SD SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"SERVICE REFORM STILL NEEDED, LEGISLATORS SAY","Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"STATE HONORS VETERANS, LOVED ONES","Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*SMALLMOUTH BASS SUBJECT OF GF&P STUDY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PESTS CAN DO MORE HARM THAN JUST TICKING YOU OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BUMPS NOT PROBLEM FOR MAPLES; HOPPERS HIT LEAVES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*JANKLOW, MILLER SPAR","Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CATTLE PRODUCERS FACING 'DISASTER',"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PRESSLER DENIES HE IS CONSIDERING PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ROSTENKOWSKI SHOULD RESIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
JOHNSON'S POSITION ON A-Z BILL IS CYNICAL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FISHING-LICENSE CASE WASTED LOTS OF MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
JANKLOW STANDS OUT AS LEADER OF STATE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
ENFORCING CIGARETTE LAWS NOT PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARENA SMOKING MAY BE BANNED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL LAND TRANSFER TO TAKE EFFECT JULY 1,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE PARK CROWDS SET RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY POOL OPENING DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TRACKING, MAPPING OF EARTH TO GROW IN PROJECT","Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUPLE BLAMES LOUISE AVE PROJECT FOR FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW OWNERS TO OPEN BALTIC CORNER BAR,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WATERING BAN BEGINS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FIRST COUNTY OFFICE PROJECT BID OVER,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BOY WHO FELL IN RIVER IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"BURNS, WRAGE EARN SDSU FACULTY AWARDS","Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS LIBRARY OFFERS TV DECODER,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KIDS CAN SIGN UP FOR LIBRARY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MADISON THEATRE GETS {dollar}8,500 GRANT","Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HOPES TO KEEP USING SOY DIESEL,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LENNOX MAN ADMITS SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"WATER, YES, WATER, TO CLOSE POOL","Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN IS LEADING STEELWORKERS UNION FOR FIRST TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"{dollar}12,000 SLIP BY IN SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS","Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"TURNER, CLAY, UNION COUNTIES TO PICK","Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SD'S MOST-LIVABLE RATING FALLS TO NO 14,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*STREET-WIDENING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"CORN, SOYBEAN PLANTING AHEAD OF SCHEDULE","Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
DUNBAR RESORT SEEN AS KEY FOR AIRPORT AT RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*MIDWEST GOP GOVERNORS IN DOGFIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ROSTENKOWSKI TROUBLES ARE BLOW--DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FALLING TREE INJURES TWO CAMPERS AT BIG STONE LAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*CITY DRAWING CONVENTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*REFILLS, ANYONE?","Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BROOKINGS STORM-DOOR FIRM TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS RACER A DOUBLE SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SILVER BULLETS: ARE THEY FOR REAL?,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*RELUCTANT GUEST STUMPED HERE FOR LYNDON,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HE WOULD HAVE LAUGHED,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*VERY, VERY BERRY","Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TEST COOK FOR BETTY CROCKER,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*PSSSST] PLENTIFUL PESSSSTS TO PERSSSSIST,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AG SECRETARY PROMISES HELP,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS WILL VOTE FRIDAY ON EXPECTED LOWER PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KNIFE TWISTS DEEPER INTO RETIREES' BACKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HERE'S A PARTY THAT SAVES LIVES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW'S SMOKING IN CAPITOL DISRESPECTFUL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"RISTY, THIMJON SUITED TO RUN SCHOOL DISTRICT (L)","Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ACCIDENT PREVENTION WISE FOR BUSINESSES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
STAYING IN SCHOOL LEADS TO BRIGHT FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*AREA PARKS ADD ATTRACTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SCHOOLS, COURTS, PARENTS TO CURB VIOLENCE (PROF)","Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HEADED TO TOWN FRESH OFF '95 CBA TITLE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"UP NORTH, WALLEYE BITE 'UNREAL'","Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ARMED MEN ROB CONVENIENCE STORE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL'S THIRD DATE SEPT. 18,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE GET REPORTS OF INDECENT EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MARSHAL DAMPENS PLAYHOUSE PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GOOD TO THE LAST LICK,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS SEEK ALTERNATIVE-SCHOOL STAFF,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EPA ORDERS TRIBES TO BOIL DRINKING WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EX-CORRECTIONS SECRETARY SEEN AS VICTIM OF POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BROTHERS FILE SUIT AGAINST SKY RANCH,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS EARN CLASS 3 RATING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BROOKINGS FIRM GETS CONTRACT TO DIG LANDFILL DITCH,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS COMMISSION APPROVES PAYMENT TO AG GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*ONE OF 2 JUVENILES RETURNED TO CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"CRASH OF SPEEDBOAT KILLS ONE, INJURES FIVE","Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TRUCKERS COMPETE ON THE ROAD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*TOWN MAY NEED FUNDS FOR DRAINING HIGH WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GUARD TRAINING SESSION PROMOTES VISIBILITY IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HAD PASSION FOR SQUARE DANCING,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*LICENSED MOTORCYCLES,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN TESTIFIES IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*RAIN COMPOUNDS STRESS FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 01 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*LENNOX FINDS HEIST ALL IN FUN,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STAY OPEN, MILWAUKEE ROAD TOLD","Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STAY OPEN, MILWAUKEE ROAD TOLD","Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SIOUX FALLS ROBBERS UNOBTRUSIVE, SUCCESSFUL","Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*SIOUX FALLS ROBBERS UNOBTRUSIVE, SUCCESSFUL","Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY CHANGES COULD SLOW SPRAWL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BETTER SERVICE AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL BUS PLAN RIGHT DECISION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY FOR VIETNAM VETERANS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
COMMUNISTS WOULD NOT ABIDE BY SALT II,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
PRESSLER SHOULD RETRACT ENERGY TAKEOVER PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*TURNER COUNTY FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
*GROUND BROKEN FOR SCHOOL ADDITION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL WORKERS TELL OF SEXUAL BIAS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROUND BROKEN FOR SCHOOL ADDITION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL WORKERS TELL OF SEXUAL BIAS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-PRICE GOUGING ON FUEL REPORTED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIL TIES SOLD TO FISCHER'S FRIEND,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROUND BROKEN FOR SCHOOL ADDITION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL WORKERS TELL OF SEXUAL BIAS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-PRICE GOUGING ON FUEL REPORTED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIL TIES SOLD TO FISCHER'S FRIEND,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY SWIMMING AND WADING POOLS OPEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TAX ON BUILDING GENERATING CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX ON BUILDING GENERATING CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT REFUSES TO OVERTURN CONVICTION OF JERRY VASSAR,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
{dollar}100 OFFERED FOR GAS TROUBLE PROOF,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAS INFO LINE IN SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}100 OFFERED FOR GAS TROUBLE PROOF,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAS INFO LINE IN SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER CRITICIZES ENERGY AGENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRESSLER CRITICIZES ENERGY AGENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MEADOW VISTA-SINGLE FAMILY HOMES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
FALLOUT SHELTERS GETTING TEN-YEAR CHECKUP,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EDGEMONT HOMEOWNERS AID STALLED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EDGEMONT HOMEOWNERS AID STALLED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRASH KILLS SF MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AMERICAN LUTHERANS COMPROMISE ON DIVESTING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BIG PRIMARY VOTE SEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SURVEY TO STUDY DAM PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SAILORS BRAVE THE SIOUX,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABERNATHY WAS IN SF CAMPAIGNING FOR KENNEDY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITIBANK CASTS WATCHFUL EYE TOWARD IOWANS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITIBANK CASTS WATCHFUL EYE TOWARD IOWANS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MOBILE OIL NEEDS SHOT TO THE JAW (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOBIL OIL NEEDS SHOT TO THE JAW (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLAY THE FLIP SIDE OF PENITENTIARY RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOGIC BEHIND VOTE CRITICISM QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AG DEPARTMENT SLATES DROUGHT SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
16 TO COMPETE FOR MISS SD CROWN,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD CAMPSITES FULL FOR MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CEMENT WORKERS RETURN TO WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AG DEPARTMENT SLATES DROUGHT SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEARFISH FOREST PRODUCTS FIRM CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILBANK DOCTOR RECEIVES SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILBANK DOCTOR RECEIVES SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*EMOTIONS COLOR PRINCIPALS' MOVES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*EMOTIONS COLOR PRINCIPALS' MOVES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*EMOTIONS COLOR PRINCIPALS' MOVES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BISHOP-RECONCILIATION WILL AID US HOSTAGES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
BISHOP-RECONCILIATION WILL AID US HOSTAGES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
STUDIES DIFFER ABOUT EXISTENCE OF FISH AT MINE SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
STUDIES DIFFER ABOUT EXISTENCE OF FISH AT MINE SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
COURT REJECTS HILLS SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THEY'RE WORKIN' ON THE RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT REJECTS HILLS SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY KEEPS RIGHTS BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY KEEPS RIGHTS BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY KEEPS RIGHTS BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LIFE IS LONELY FOR ARMORED CAR DRIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PHILIP ROTH-SONG OF FAME UNLEASHED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER IN DEATH OF PRIEST,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RAILROAD CREATES NEW 'HUB CITY',"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER IN DEATH OF PRIEST,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETS' CENTERS IN DANGER,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETS' CENTERS IN DANGER,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
QUESTIONS DELAY ACTION ON SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NO TECHNOLOGY THREAT IN OFFICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO TECHNOLOGY THREAT IN OFFICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GREGORY MAN KILLED IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN DROWNS IN BOATING MISHAP,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"950 PARTICIPATE IN GIRLS, BOYS STATE","Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUDGET MEETING RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD HEATING OIL SALES DOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM GROUPS TO MEET IN HURON,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"950 PARTICIPATE IN GIRLS, BOYS STATE","Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IOWA PUBLIC SERVICE SEEKS RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEARINGS SCHEDULED ON NURSING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD HEALTH OFFICIALS TRY TO SLOW COST OF NURSING CARE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*62-YEAR-OLD SF BICYCLIST BEGINS RELAY RIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
IMPROVEMENT PLAN OK'D-RATES RAISED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SF INSURANCE COMPANY REPORTS RECORD SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD INSURANCE COMPANY REPORTS RECORD SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
IMPROVEMENT PLAN OK'D-RATES RAISED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
IMPROVEMENT PLAN OK'D-RATES RAISED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*IT'S O'CONNOR VS JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS STAYED AWAY TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
86 ESTHERVILLE WORKERS TAKE MORRELL JOBS HERE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BLOCK 11 & MAIN AVE--SOMETHING DOESN'T SQUARE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO TEACH BUSINESS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILL GOSPEL CONCERT REPLACE 'BATTLE OF BANDS',"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SUES CITY OVER FROELICH ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWRENCE COUNTY RECEIVES FLOOD AID,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PENITENTIARY INMATES NOT WANTED IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PICKETING STRIKERS SHUT DOWN GOLD MINE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROOSTER PHEASANTS AREN'T CROWING...,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOPE FOR ARM ACCORD (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JACK ANDERSON'S COLUMN DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S GREEN CARPET BECKONS TOURISTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A-A-A INCREASES YANKTON BOARDINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP GOING TO OKLA TO PUSH ERA,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANDAN HEARING TO BE JUNE 15,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NORTHERN STATE APPOINTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WASPS SENT TO CONTROL ALFALFA WEEVILS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 ELECTED TO SD RETIREMENT BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAYORS ELECTED AT BOYS & GIRLS STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ROBERTS GIVES CONDITIONAL SUPPORT TO BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*HANSEN WANTS SAME JOB AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INCUMBENTS WIN DISTRICT 11 RACES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*INCUMBENT PETERSON CUT FROM COUNTY RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*JANKLOW--CHOICE CLEAR-CUT FOR VOTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CHALLENGERS UNABLE TO OUST INCUMBENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIALS TOLD NOT TO MIX TRAVEL & CAMPAIGNING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THESE LEGISLATIVE WINNERS ADVANCE TO THE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"IT'S FOKKEN VS WOLFE, YES IN DEED","Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"SHOCK, AUSTAD, BONES LEAD GOP DELEGATES","Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*FORMER SF COUPLE FOUNDED RICE DEPOT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAD DIETS--THEY'LL HELP YOU LOSE WEIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NORTH DAKOTA HAS THIS IMAGE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DITMANSON CITED FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HURLEY WOMAN GETS NURSING AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RIPPERDA INSURANCE WOMAN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SF JAYCETTES HONORED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TOMMERAASEN IN USA TEEN FINALS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
FAHY OUTSTANDING BIOLOGY TEACHER,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
2 AT DEAF SCHOOL GET SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*ROHR SIOUX VALLEY NURSE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*SDSU HONORS THREE ALUMNI,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
AUGUSTANA ALUMNI HONORED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*DAKOTA WESLEYAN HONORS STEADMAN & ASHLEY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*HOME CANNING TIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PARAPHERNALIA LAW PUTS FIRM OUT OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DANISH VISITORS ARE IMPRESSED BY AMERICA,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LITTLE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CAT AND DOG OWNERS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT MAKES A BETTER PET,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FORMER PATIENTS GATHER FOR REUNION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WOMEN AND HEALTH FOCUS OF SERIES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
11-KILOMETER VOLKSWALK IS JUNE 18,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CAKE DECORATING CONTEST IS JUNE 22,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
YMCA HAS PROGRAM OPENINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
'READING IS A CHAIN REACTION',"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*COMBS RANKS FOR CHALLENGER TO DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORPORATION BUYS NATIONAL COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT--TRIBAL COUNCIL CAN TAKE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO ADDRESS GIRLS STATE INAUGURATION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR REPRIMANDED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUSBY MAY FACE DISBARMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE WILL OPEN TAX CENTER IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SURPRISED BY DECISION TO BUILD CANAL, RESERVOIR","Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOY IS STABLE AFTER POISONING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LIBEL SUIT INCREASING BOOK SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*NEEDS AN EARLY START TO BEAT PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SUMMIT YIELDS STRONG TRADE, DEFENSE STANDS (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUND-BREAKING PLANNED FOR FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HOWE EXHIBIT BEGINS WITH RECEPTION TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN GETS 75 YEARS IN PRISON FOR ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BAR OWNERS SAY THEY'LL FIGHT LOSS OF LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL WATER FOUND UNACCEPTABLE TO EPA,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX DIRECTOR OFFERED JOB ON FEDERAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE FARMERS HAVE 63 PERCENT PLANTED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
A HOW-TO GUIDE FOR THE FISHING BEGINNER,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WHAT HAS MINNESOTA GOT THAT SD DOESN'T,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE'S NORWEST BANKS PLAN MERGER,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TENNIS BURNOUT SENDS ROST SPIRALING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*IF MANGELS LOSES, HE CAN'T SUPPORT BELL","Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY HAS MONEY FOR CEILING REPAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAYS HE WAS CLEARED IN ABUSE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO REVIEW ASSESSOR'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-ABORTION ORGANIZATION ENDORSES BELL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BELL RAISES BUSINESS ACCESS CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"JEANETTE LEE PLEADS NOT GUILTY, WANTS JURY TRIAL","Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TELETHON OFFICIALS WON'T ALLOW POLL BY MANGELS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DUARTE PROMISES REFORM BUT SEEKS GUN MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SMOKING BAN CLOUDED IN BUREAUCRATIC HAZE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GARDENS DON'T NEED CHEMICALS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*PLANTING PETUNIAS WITH CARE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUTHORITIES SUSPECT GANG IN HUMBOLDT THEFT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY GOP LEADER RUNNING FOR OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HART MAY ATTEND STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HERE'S WHAT TO DO WITH MAIL DURING VACATION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
REPUBLICANS OUTNUMBER DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SPEARFISH EDUCATOR RECEIVES NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BROOKINGS OFFICIAL WARNS ABOUT OVERESTIMATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHARGE WITH CHILD MOLESTATION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMODITY GIVEAWAYS WILL BEGIN JUNE 16,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FORMER PIERRE LAWYER WON'T BE READMITTED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MAN ARRESTED FOR ARSON IN NASHVILLE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LUNA FOUND GUILTY OF KILLING ESTRANGED WIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NUKE WASTE DUMP BACKERS GAMBLING ON REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*2 SPRINGFIELD INMATES AT LARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RANCHERS LOOK FOR MONEY TO WAGE WAR WITH HOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOWN HOLDS ITS BREATH,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VOTERS SHOULD SAY NO TO CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HERE'S WHAT CHANGE COULD COST,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
QUESTIONS LINGER ABOUT SPRINGFIELD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
REPORTERS SHOULD LEARN TRIBAL TURF,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WORKERS GET BAD RAP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CENTER IS AN EGO TRIP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"YES, RESIDENTS CARE (L)","Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SUMMER TRAINING LEGAL WITH CAMPS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PERFECT SPRING FOR EXCELLENT PHEASANT HATCH,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*NATURE CHILLS POOL OPENING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VOTE ON COMMISSION DRAWS NEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FINES WON'T AFFECT ENFORCEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL BACK IN FLOW--CHLORINATOR REPAIRED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*8 ALREADY IN THE RUNNING IN GUBERNATORIAL RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ECONOMY, EDUCATION WILL BE BIG ISSUES","Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER OFF TRACK ON RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REACH OUT TO TROUBLED FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TINY FIGHTER GOES HOME FOR FIRST TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WARDEN--PRISON HAS IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FORT SISSETON COMES TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*LUCILLE SCHUER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*EMPLOYEES FIGURE IN ACQUISITION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FED FACING DEADLINE IN BANKING-INSURANCE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PAM OIL MOVES TO {dollar}2.5 MILLION HEADQUARTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PROJECT CAN CREATE DOWNTOWN SYNERGY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CANADIANS STRESS IMPORTANCE OF US TRADE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1985, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
"*JOB SECURITY TOP ISSUE, PICKETS SAY","Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WORKERS APPROVE HOMESTAKE PACT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*JOB SECURITY TOP ISSUE, PICKETS SAY","Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AREA INCUMBENTS FACE CHALLENGES IN PRIMARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--ABDNOR LOSING CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LEAVES IMPRINT ON STATE GOVERNMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CLEAN NORTH PART OF CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
POLICE UNFAIRLY CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
REMEMBER HOLIDAY MEANING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STATE SHOULD LEAVE HOLIDAY WHERE IT IS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
KEEP MEDICAL SCHOOL GOING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
WEST IS TERRORISTS' TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
THERE IS NO REASON FOR FEAR (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
IOWA STILL LOOKING FOR WINNER IN LOTTO GAME,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON CRITICIZES THEFT FOR CAMPAIGN SIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KEEPS FAITH AFTER HUSBAND'S SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NURSING HOME TURNS 50,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAFETY ADVOCATE CRITICIZES NEW SPEEDING LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES TO SPREAD OUT ON ELECTION NIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GOP CANDIDATES BOAST EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ENDORSEMENTS KISS OF DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NAME RECOGNITION GIVES HEAD START,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WANDERING DEER SMASHES WINDOW,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY TO DEBATE FINANCING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*WW1 SURVIVORS PAY TRIBUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL'S SIOUX CITY NEGOTIATOR OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SCHOOL'S OUT FOR SUMMER ... FOREVER,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DENTAL HYGIENISTS CHOOSE LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BUSINESS GROUP NAMES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
REAGAN OVERREACTING TO AIDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOLUTION TO PRISON CROWDING IS COMPLEX (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ACCURATE REPORTING NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
STATLERS' CONCERT WAS GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LETTER'S FACTS MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LAWYER SHOULD BE DISMISSED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
JOBS PUT POLITICS IN FIREHOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PRO-CHOICE ABORTS HOPE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*DECLARES INTENT TO GO PROFESSIONAL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FEMALE FIREFIGHTER IS SF'S FIRST,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GASOLINE SPILLS AT SERVICE STATION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON LAB TESTS EXPECTED IN WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HURT IN CYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TESTS AWAITED IN I-29 FATALITY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BED-BURNER,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*BUSH TO VISIT CITY, RAPID CITY","Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS PURCHASES SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAVEN CONTINUES ACQUISITIVE TREND,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY BUILDER TRIES TO BLOCK QUARRY PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY LOOKS AT BILL OPTION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*COMFORTING CARE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOB APPLICANTS NEED DOCUMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SALEM WORKERS TO HAVE 2ND UNION VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DRINKS BEFORE FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FIRM TO BE ASKED TO MOVE STAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ROUGH SURFACE CASE GOES TO JURY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DELEGATES TO BOYS STATE PICK MYTHICAL MAYORS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EX-RESEARCHER IS NEW DIRECTOR OF WHEAT GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FOOTBALL TEAM OWNER GETS EXECUTIVE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER PREDICTS WORK ON RESERVATION SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WHARF ACTS TO PREVENT FUEL SPILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2 KILLED IN CAR-CYCLE ACCIDENT NEAR HOVEN,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FALLS TO 3.7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*GUARD SUSPENDED AFTER INMATES ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW CITY GOVERNMENT PROPOSAL PUT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*RATIFIED TREATY IS HIGH POINT OF SUMMIT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*ADVICE TO GRADUATING CLASS OF THE YEAR 2000,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REAGAN INDIAN REMARKS DAMPEN A SUMMIT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AMMUNITION STOLEN FROM MILITARY HALL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ASSOCIATE DEAN OF AG COLLEGE NAMED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COW MAKES BULLISH MOVES ON MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY INN TO KEEP NAME,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER TWO-CAR WRECK,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ME, MY DIPLOMA AND MICKEY","Argus LeaderJun 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OGLALA TRIBE DELAYS FIRING OF 23 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS OPPOSE SURFACE MINING AT TERRY PEAK,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INCREASE IN CONSTRUCTION JOBS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS HOPE TO BUILD ON HOLIDAY SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GATHERING TO PRAY FOR MORE RAINFALL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*A COMMENCEMENT CLINCH,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BOARD, UNION AGREE TO 5.9 AVERAGE RAISE","Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BISHOPS--SD SHOULDN'T RAISE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GRAND JURY FINDINGS IN PRISON SCANDAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TERRACE PARK OVERHAUL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
2 SD RESERVATION COLLEGES CUTTING RATES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
IMPOSE LIMITS ON TEEN DRIVERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THREE STATE COLLEGES SHOULDN'T BE RENAMED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HUNKING OUT OF TOUCH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*CHURCH SOWS VEGETABLES FOR HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LUTHERANS ASKED TO INCREASE GIVING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'GHOSTBUSTERS' TO BE SEEN ON 2 SCREENS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARCHAEOLOGY EVENT PLANNED IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EVANGELICALS TO VISIT CITY THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIVE CITY POOLS TO OPEN SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN GETS HEART TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STEREO IGNITES FIRE IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SENIORS BID ADIEU TO HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'SLANDEROUS' AIDS LETTER MAILED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"EX-TIME-OUT OPERATOR OWES ADDITIONAL {dollar}103,000","Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENT OPTIMISTIC ABOUT NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY MAN SUFFERS INJURIES IN BIKE WRECK,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL TALKS ARE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE CEMENT PLANT TO REDUCE DUST,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STATE RETAIL SALES INCREASE 8.9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*GROCERY TO OFFER MORE IN NEW STORE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
WILLIAMS CUTS OFF DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*CITY TO REVISE LAWN WATERING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE FOCUS ON LOCAL SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RANGER HOT ON THE TRAIL FOR A SAFER PATH,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEACHER RAISES AT DEADLOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*A FILMAKER AND HIS MERMAID,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PASTOR TO START CHURCH BY PHONE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
WRITERS GATHER FOR AUTOGRAPH PARTY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'TOTAL RECALL' IS MOSTLY FORGETTABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
HARRISBURG VOTE KEY TO QUALITY EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRISON COMMITTEE SHOULD LOOK NORTH (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRAVIS CRITIQUE MISSED THE MARK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LACK OF INTEREST IN PUBLIC OFFICE IS TRAGIC,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEATH PENALTY ISN'T FAIR ON INDIAN LANDS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*HUGHES GIVES SHOP N' CART RUNNING START,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DASCHLE, KERREY HOLD RURAL HEALTH HEARING","Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'GORMAN TAKES FIRSTS IN MUSIC COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION FIRE RULED ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ROBBED ALONG INTERSTATE 29,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'90 RECONCILIATION ONLY A BEGINNING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRAINING RUNS UPSET IOWAN,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WEST GERMAN ORDERED DEPORTED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRUSTY CAUGHT IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS VOTERS TEST TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GIRLS STATERS ELECT GOVERNOR FROM HURON,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"STATE MUSEUMS GIVEN GRANTS TOTALING {dollar}38,000","Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCKELLIPS SAYS FREEZE NOT PERMANENT SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRADING POST OFFERS WESTERN ATMOSPHERE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COLTON TO CONSIDER BANNING BURNING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DAIRY COUNCIL PLANS FUN RUN ON SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RAPID CITY OFFICIALS PUSH FOR AIRLINE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TEEN WHO DIED IN FALL RULED NEARLY DRUNK,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HALLEEN SAYS JOB MIGHT BE PART TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"HART JAILED, ORDERED TO HAVE MENTAL TESTS","Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TRIBE MEMBERS PROTEST CONSTITUTIONAL MOVES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
YANKTON-MINNEAPOLIS FLIGHTS TO START JUNE 8,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FEDERAL LOAN TO HELP RURAL ELECTRIC CO-OP,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STUDENT REGENT IS APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
WASTE-SITE STUDY NOT APPROPRIATE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*GRADS FIND MANY MODES OF SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY ON TRIAL OVER STUDIES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MAN DIES, VEHICULAR HOMICIDE CHARGE CONSIDERED","Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUL-SEARCHING ON GAMBLING IN ORDER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WILD HORSES ARE BECOMING BIG PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GUILT DOESN'T BESTOW RIGHT TO HORRIFY KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SPECIAL SESSION NOT NEEDED TO RAISE TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
KEYES' CONCERT REVIEW UNFAIR TO JUDDS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
ABORTION THREATS LESSONS IN FUTILITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
DEMENTED ATTEMPT TO KILL CAT FAILS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LAW MUST BE APPLIED TO ALL NATIONALITIES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
OFFICIALS DIDN'T LISTEN TO CARETRAUM VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*MITCHELL SET TO CHALLENGE LEGION BIG BOYS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHILDREN INVITED TO JULY 16-20 CAMP,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOLDEN RULE AWARDS TO BE GIVEN TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND DEAD IN APPARENT SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON HIGH BAND TO PERFORM AT FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKELETON SCULPTING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD HIGH IN HIGHWAY SPENDING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WINNING IS A SCIENCE FOR YANKTON YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S OLDEST LAWYER KNOWS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BELLE FOURCHE BATTLES EXODUS WITH EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CITY, WEB ASSOCIATION DISCUSS WATER PLAN","Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLEAN WATER ACT WILL BE TOPIC OF FORUM,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
400 PEOPLE EXPECTED AT COUNCIL'S MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWRENCE BOARD MAY HAVE ACTED ILLEGALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SHUTTLE BUS INCLUDED IN SUMMER PARKING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATUE WILL HONOR WOMEN PIONEERS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BRANDON VALLEY BAND TO ATTEND FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CONSULTANT CALLS FOR END TO NEGATIVE CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FETCHING IS MORE THAN GAME,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STURGIS WOMAN GIVEN HUMANITITES AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEPARTMENT TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR FACILITY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FUND WILL ASSIST HISTORIC PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SISSETON MAN DECIDES TO PAY {dollar}17.50 FINE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE MAY OBSERVE EXPEDITION'S BICENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
ELECTRIC CO-OP PLANS MEETING ON JUNE 10,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ETHANOL SALES RISE 44 PERCENT IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD FIRMS TO SHOW PRODUCTS IN KUWAIT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE SUSPENDS INSURANCE AGENT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE TEACHES INSURANCE LESSON,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*PEEWEE NO MORE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ARCHEOLOGISTS DIG SD SOIL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SEE BIG BONES AT MAMMOTH SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*BUDGET HEARING DRAWS CROWD OF 175,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL BOARD DROPS TIME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHEAP FARES SPUR TRAVEL FEVER,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*COMFORT, NOT CLASS, MATTERS TO DINERS","Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AFDC RAISE DEFEATED BY PARTY-LINE VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MEXICO MAKING MANY DEVELOPMENTAL STRIDES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"SO LONG, WASHINGTON (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BREWER WRONG TO EXPLOIT CRAZY HORSE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*REAL BUMS BRING SUCCESS TO TOWN ON WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*WATCH THE KNEE, PLEASE","Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DRYNESS OR BAITS USED TO SLOW SLUGS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
CANDIDATE TIMMER OPENS CAMPAIGN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUND SET UP FOR FAMILY WHOSE HOME BURNED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LESTERVILLE BAN ON NUDE DANCING FACES VOTE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PILOT NOT INJURED IN CROP DUSTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION TASK FORCE TO MEET,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO WORK WITH YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OPENING DAY SHIVERS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM ASKS TO BE TAKEN OFF 911 EMERGENCY LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY COMMISSIONERS SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARTY OFFICIALS EXPECT LOW VOTER TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SALES TAX BOOST SHOULD FUND WATER PLANS--SURVEY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
3 PRISON ESCAPEES FACE LIFE TERMS FOR PAST CRIMES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BELLE FOURCHE TEEN TO STAND TRIAL AS ADULT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLAY COUNTY VOTERS TO CONSIDER ADDING TWO,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINING COMPANY SETTLES SUIT WITH EQUIPMENT FIRM,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL MAPPING WATER WELL LOCATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRIVATE EYE ASKS TO CHANGE PLEA,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXCHANGE STUDENT FROM YUGOSLAVIA LEAVES SD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MINERAL BOARD APPOINTMENTS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PRESSLER TO DISCUSS LONETREE JURISDICTION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*RAINY DAY WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RANCHERS WANT NEW ASSESSMENT LAWS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*TWIGGS REJECTS STATE INCOME TAX OPTION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*A MODERN-AGE BASEBALL AGENT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FAIR-WEATHER FISHERMEN ARE MOST SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*FORMER RAILWAYS TURN INTO HIKING HOT SPOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*CATCHING THE REALLY BIG ONES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
DYED FISH AID RESEARCHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
"LABOR, FINANCING WOES PLAGUE DAIRY FARMERS","Argus LeaderJun 02 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SCHOOLS BAN MIXED-GENDER TEAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEMOCRATS TAKE AIM AT JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"'LONER' WILLS {dollar}223,000 TO SIOUXLAND MUSEUMS","Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STANDING UP TO HARASSMENT WILL BENEFIT ALL SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GRADUATION PRAYER CAN'T BE CONDONED (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COUNTY COURTHOUSE TO GET NEW ROOF,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY SEEKS DISASTER DECLARATION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RURAL RENEWAL MEETING SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CONVICTED IN BABY'S DEATH LOSES PAROLE BID,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FERRIS WHEEL FALL IS PUT BEHIND,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STEENSLAND LOSES DEPARTMENT REINS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LIBERAL AGENDA IS THE CLINTON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TRADING POST LICENSE FALLS UNDER SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SHARING FAIRYTALES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"GAMBLING CRITIC, GOVERNOR DISAGREE ON STUDY UPDATE","Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LOCKED UP TO COLLECT DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"UNIVERSITY CUTS MAY BE NEEDED, GOVERNOR SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*HAD PASSION FOR BASEBALL AND GOLF,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
REAL ESTATE NOT ON THE LIST LONG,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SD FIRM GETS EXPANSION LOAN,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*MAYHEM ON THE MAT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOP CUTS ARE A LOT CHEAPER,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COOK MAKES CHEESECAKE BY THE DOZEN,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE MOTHER ENDURES SECOND FAMILY TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DRY MAY WORRIES FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRISON POPULATIONS SOAR,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROWTH PROMPTS PHONE COMPANY TO ADD PREFIX,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR HOPEFULS SQUARE OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PURPLE CORN A PRODUCT OF 1993 FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
ANOTHER BLUNDER NICKS ADMINISTRATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--BANNING THE DRINKING OF ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SOCIETY EMPHASIZES COLISEUM'S IMPORTANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'ONE-MAN BAND' CHARGES UNFOUNDED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
OIL EMPIRE DISPLAYS ANTI-ETHANOL ATTITUDE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
LEADERS WITH COURAGE WOULD AVERT REVOLT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"COMMISSIONER DEFENDS STATE, MORRELL CRITICISM (L)","Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
REPUBLICAN VOTERS SHOULD BACK JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
WORTHING MAN JAILED IN ASSAULT OF OFFICER,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"IHS TO ADD STAFF AT WAGNER, PINE RIDGE","Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ZOO TO FEATURE ENDANGERED SPECIES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A DIFFERENT KIND OF SHOPPING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS SAY DUMP TO BREAK TREATY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEER CLOCKS MANY HOURS TO HELP CITY MUSEUMS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER ENDORSES GOV MILLER,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WAGNER WOMAN DENIED PAROLE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON TAX VOTE WILL BE JULY 19,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LUVERNE CELEBRATION WILL BE THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KIDS CAN LEARN ABOUT SAFETY AT MALL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MCKENNAN UNHAPPY ABOUT NEW NETWORK,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CAR HITS HY-VEE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"JANKLOW, BEDDOW LEAD IN FUND RAISING","Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*HOME MAY SAVE UP TO 60% ON ENERGY COSTS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LANDFILL COALITION FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN GETS 27 YEARS IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
CUSTODY CASE FOR GIRL NO 'TURF WAR',"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
STATE WORKERS SPLIT ON JANKLOW AS BOSS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CITY CONSIDERS THREE CASINO REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
VERN EIDE HAS PLANS TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SKYFORCE TO NAME SAUNDERS COACH TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WALK-ON COACHES FIT NEEDS OF MANY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES DEFEAT BULLETS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SPARROWS PASS THROUGH AREA ON TRIP NORTH,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SCHOOLS RIGHT TO LET STUDENTS GRADUATE (PROF),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*AUTHORS TO SIGN BOOKS AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*STATE LUTHERANS SELECT THREE FINALISTS FOR BISHOP,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RAINED OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA IN TOP 20 ON WORST WATER LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*HEAVY RAIN FILLING UP RESERVOIRS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FIELD STILL UNEVEN FOR FEMALE ATHLETES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"STAY OUT OF BOSNIA, LIFT ARMS EMBARGO (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JUVENILE OFFENDERS REQUIRE SPECIAL CARE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MEDIA DESTROYING TRIBAL CHAIRMAN'S NAME (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
GOVERNOR SHOULD OBEY SMOKING BAN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*MANFREDS TAKE A FRESH LOOK AT THEIR EARTH,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MIDDLE-AGE ROMANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'BRIDGES' STIRS DREAMS...TIME TO RE-EXAMINE CHOICES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PINCHING FLOWERS STENGTHENS PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*NORTHERN LEAGUE SURVIVES DEPARTURE OF FORMER STARS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIRDS LOOK PRETTY OFFENSIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER ALL-STAR A HAPPY CAMPER,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIVE ARRESTED AFTER POLICE STOP VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE RIDER INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S TOP SPELLER LASTS TILL ROUND 4,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROAD LANES TO CLOSE DURING 5K RUN/WALK,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HAWKINS AWAITS JURY'S DECISION,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*SCHOOL'S OUT, SURF'S UP","Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RAINY WEATHER HALTS ATTEMPTS TO HELP ON FARMS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL WOULD LIKE NEW ELECTION DATES,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*GOP BUDGET WOULD HARM MEDICARE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*LAWSUIT WOULD FORCE STRUCTURE REBUILDING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TEAM OF STUDENTS WINS 4-H CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HERITAGE GROUP SETS SUNDAY NIGHT MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"FARMER, BUSINESSMAN CONSIDERS CAMPAIGN","Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SCHOOL COMMERCIALS WIN TOP ADDY AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY TO NOTE ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RAINS TURN CAMPGROUND INTO LAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*NO PLACE LIKE HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BLACK HILLS DEVELOPS PLAN TO TRIM ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FARMER FOUND DEAD ON HIS OWN PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
TWO DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
TEXAN GETS 25-YEAR SENTENCE IN HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
LIFE CENTERED ON BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*BUSINESS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
OFFICIAL COMPLAINTS PROTECTED FROM LIBEL LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
FIRST BANK TOLD TO GET MORE EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"SIOUX FALLS, RAPID CITY LOSE AIR LINK","Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"SIGNS AN AGREEMENT WITH BUDGETEL FOR 11,000 ROOMS","Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
"RUSHMORE GROUP MAY BUILD, OPERATE PAID PARKING RAMP","Argus LeaderJun 02 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
SD ENERGY CRISIS FUELED BY CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RUNNING ISN'T ALWAYS A RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SINGLE ISSUES AND MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*ARGUS' SYSTEM GREAT-WHEN IT WORKS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW TALKING,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ARGUS' SYSTEM GREAT-WHEN IT WORKS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ARGUS' SYSTEM GREAT-WHEN IT WORKS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SOLVING POLICE RADAR PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
NORTH CENTRAL MERGER CONFIRMED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PAREZO ASSOCIATES APPOINTS PARTNER,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHIPPEWA CHAIRMAN AWARDED HONORARY DEGREE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRADUATED PHYSICIANS TAKE HOSPITAL POSTS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RESHETAR PROMOTED AT SIOUX VALLEY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DEAN SHEFFIELD, BRANCH MANAGER OF TRAVEL & TRANSPOR","Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT UP IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FALL OF CARTER'S GUIDELINES BRINGS MIXED LOCAL REACT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EMPLOYABILITY JOINS PERSONNEL ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TORNADO SPOTTER SCHOOL HELD,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THREE MORRELL EMPLOYEES TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ARM WRESTLING-IT'S SPORT TO SOME FOLKS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROAD RACE ATTRACTS QUITE A CROWD,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARK USAGE STEADY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
UNUSUAL TECHNIQUES WORK SOMETIMES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
FISHING-GAMBLING INSTINCT KEEPS DRIVE ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
"BOYS, GIRLS STATE ACTIVITIES END WITH AWARDS CEREMONY","Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
"BOYS, GIRLS STATE ACTIVITIES END WITH AWARDS CEREMON","Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
LOTS TO DO IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
*MRS. ROBERT ANDERSON-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THREE CANDIDATES RUNNING FOR TWO SCHOOL POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SDSU OFFERS SUMMER CLASSES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CLARENCE OAKS HAS HAPPY REVIEW OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
*CLARENCE OAKS HAS HAPPY REVIEW OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
*FREEMAN CELEBRATES 100 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*USD ADMINISTRATOR TO LEAVE THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*USD ADMINISTRATOR TO LEAVE THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"'AS RAIL GOES, SO GOES STATE'","Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
"'AS RAIL GOES, SO GOES STATE'","Argus LeaderJun 03 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
HOPPERS MAY TOP THE '30S,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RAINS MIGHT BOOST VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RAINS MIGHT BOOST VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SF SOLICITING BIDS FROM MINORITY FIRMS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SF SOLICITING BIDS FROM MINORITY FIRMS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
FED PROJECT YIELDS 1 INDIAN TRIBE ELIGIBLE FOR AID,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PENITENTIARY CASE OPENS WITH 'HOLE' VISIT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*49TH STREET-RISING FROM A MUDDY BEGINNING,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECORD NUMBER MAY GET JOBLESS PAY IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FED PROJECT YIELDS 1 INDIAN TRIBE ELIGIBLE FOR AID,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TODAY'S THE DAY, SEE YOU AT THE POLLS (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PARKS' PROGRAM HEALTHY, CREATIVE (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAIL ORDER SETTLEMENT APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS BRYANT CAFE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAIL ORDER SETTLEMENT APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GIRLS STATE UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
URANIUM DRILLING OK'D FOR AREA-EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION WOMAN RETURNS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION WOMAN RETURNS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
URANIUM PERMITS AT STAKE AT HEARING-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRISON STUDY MAY BE OK'D,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PRISON STUDY MAY BE OK'D,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PRISON STUDY MAY BE OK'D,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
NORTHERN RAIL LINE GETS {dollar}30 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD WATER TANGLED IN WEB,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY ORDERS SPRINKLING REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"JANKLOW NOT SURE RAIL PLAN WILL WORK, BUT WORTH TRY","Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*2 MEN IN CUSTODY IN PRIEST'S MURDER-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE OKS BILL OFFERING VA AGENT ORANGE CARE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HARTFORD SENIORS SHAPE UP CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*FORMER SF MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO PROSTITUTION COUNT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
RIGHT VOTE STIRS NEW CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RIGHT VOTE STIRS NEW CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LET A BUYER RESTORE JAIL-IF HE CAN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NIMITZ' MORALE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SURPRISING FACET OF POLL ON RAILS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARGUS OLYMPIC COVERAGE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ADVICE FOR TED THOMS ON RECALL PETITION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ADVICE FOR TED THOMS ON RECALL PETITION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
THREE BURGLARIES REPORTED TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONSTABLE COMPLAINTS SPUR REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX TRIBES DROP INDIAN CENTER BID,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*NURSING STUDENTS PUT ON MOCK DISASTER,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SPENDING NEEDS TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SPENDING NEEDS TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PRISON STUDY BEGUN,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
PRISON STUDY BEGUN,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
STUDY SHOWS SD GOT {dollar}133 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
OFFICIALS SAY GRAIN TRAINS WILL BENEFIT SD,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SAVE THE ANIMALS PLEDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
GIRLS' SPORTS FALLING BEHIND BOYS',"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MANNING NEW SDSU COACH,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MANNING NEW SDSU COACH,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MILLSLAGLE'S AMBITIONS INCLUDE OLYMPIC BERTH,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MILLSLAGLE'S AMBITIONS INCLUDE OLYMPIC BERTH,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ANYONE CAN LEARN HOW TO SWIM,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*SHOOTING BALD EAGLES IS THE ULTIMATE OUTRAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*STATE SEEKS DITCHES FOR PHEASANT HABITAT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"*TRIO WRITES, STARS IN AND COMPOSES FILM","Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD DAIRY COUNCIL OFFERS DAIRY PRODUCT TIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*TRIO WRITES, STARS IN AND COMPOSES FILM","Argus LeaderJun 03 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CALIF OPTION FREEDOM FOR SD SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE WEATHER ISN'T PRIMARY REASON FOR LOW TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD FARMERS' CONCERN ABOUT RAIN GROWS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOMECOMING--JILL SWANK HOLDS UP THE TROPHY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PRESSLER--SOVIETS WANT NEW GRAIN PACT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LOCAL 1-MAN RECORD COMPANY FOR BIG-TIME BREAK,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STEVIE WONDER ADDS TO HIS LEGACY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ANNUAL POETRY MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
THE CIVIC FINE ARTS ASSOC FOR THE EXHIBITION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
DON ALBOSTA WILL BE THE FEATURE SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
FUND-RAISING WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SD SAFETY COUNCIL IS OFFERING CLASSES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SUMMER READING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*O'CONNOR SET FOR JANKLOW BARBS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRED SCHOOL WORKER FILES COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRIZE-WINNING SF PLAYHOUSE TROUPE HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE WALLS CAME TUMBLING DOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOSPEL MUSIC REPLACES BATTLE OF THE BANDS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAIN BLUNTS GRASSHOPPER THREAT IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BON HOMME PANEL DECLARES DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REALTORS DISPUTE ANDERSON COLUMN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WILL O'CONNOR PERSUADE SD...,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNIFICATION CHURCH LEADER CRITICIZES CARTOON (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FARM BILL NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BOYS STATE ELECTS GOVERNOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE--ROBERTS TO BACK FARM CRISIS BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GIRLS STATE ELECTION TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE OFFICIAL RESIGNING,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO VIE FOR 8TH JUDICIAL JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"TRIBE CAN'T STOP LAND TRANSFERS, JUDGE RULES","Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CLERK OF COURTS STARTS SUMMER HOURS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CORPS BLAMED FOR HEAVY FISH KILL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DYSART PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF ARTIST WINS STAMP CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FINAL VOTE TALLY FOR DEMOCRATIC RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CANDIDATES TO SQUARE OFF IN NOV LISTED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OUSTED INCUMBENTS FIND SOLACE IN PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WASHINGTON'S GIRLS STATE PREP CLASS A CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNSTABLE WEATHER'S MADE IT A TOUGH SPRING,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DASCHLE SAYS DIOXIN LINKED TO DISEASES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FRIENDS SAY JANKLOW UPSET BY ACCUSATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDY--WESTERN RAIL SERVICE WON'T PAY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LENNOX MUNICIPAL BANK PLANS CENTENNIAL BASH,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SURVEY OUTLINES LOCAL MOVIEGOERS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*'THIS IS TOM BROKAW'S OFFICE',"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*HIGH TIME FOR A TOUCH UP,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOOK IN LIBEL SUIT HAS WAITING LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN STUDENT LEADS GIRLS STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOP GAMBLING OR LOSE LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAMB & WOOL SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL HOSPITAL OFFERING GUARANTEE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SENATE PANEL STUDIES WAYS TO UP TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEW TAX OFFICE FOR SIOUX FALLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE SHOULD PERSIST IN REMOVING CABINS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*GIANT CAR SALE BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HEGG NAMED SF REALTOR OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
UNION HOLDING HUNKING FUND-RAISER TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
3 AREA MAILMEN WILL COMPETE IN DRIVING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BALTIC WOMAN WINS STATE BEEF COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRST AIRLINE FLIGHT HAS NO PASSENGERS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HIGH INTEREST RATES COULD HURT RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL WOMAN APPARENT VICTIM OF SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"O'DEA, LOVE BUY HILLS RADIO STATION","Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS ATTENDS ROME TRADE EVENT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY SCHOOL WORKERS FILL OUT FORMS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
YANKTON WILL SEEK GRANT TO HELP BANK EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
USD'S RETIRING CLODFELTER REMEMBERED AS TOUGH,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS' PRIMARY FINISH LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*D-DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SODRAC PARK'S CHARITY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CARLSON OUTRUNS JACKRABBIT 15 FIELD,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*IS IT GOOD OR BAD FOR US,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KRIEG SPREADS GOLF CHEER IN STYLE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
AN OLD STOCK DAM IN LYMAN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*LOVRO'S DRAG-RACING CAREER,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*COMIC ADVENTURES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ONALEE BAACK--TRY CHILI SAUCE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*MAUREEN REAGAN TELLS WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEW PAINT FOR OLD WHEELS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BARN THEATER OPENING AUDITIONS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MONDALE WILL ATTEND PARTY FUNCTION, AIDE SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WATERTOWN NATIVE CAMPAIGNING FOR HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POLITICAL NEWCOMER RUNS CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
POLITICAL SQUABBLING SHADING THE ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ACCEDING TO SOVIETS ONLY INVITES OVERTHROW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INMATES WANT FAIR TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
GERBOTH MISSED FILM'S POINT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
GOOD DIET MEANS EATING CARE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
RESERVATION ENTERPRISES NEED MANAGEMENT SKILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
WOMEN'S CAUCUS ENDORSES SIX CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR WANTS VOTE OF SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
PANEL WANTS IDEAS FOR SCHOOL CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*ONLY DEMOCRATS FACE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS WILL FIND NEW DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
"CITY, SCHOOLS APPEAL LOWERED ASSESSMENT","Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
FORMER DEPUTY IMPRISONED 4 YEARS FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
JUDGES KEEPING UP WITH CASELOAD,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
OFFICIAL SEES PROBLEMS WITH NEW WATER LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
TRIAL OF MARION SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
NO DECISION MADE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
"PANEL SAYS FARM PROBLEMS AFFECT RESERVATIONS, TOO","Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
*HIS AGGRESSIVE STYLE SHAPED SIOUX VALLEY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LABOR OFFICIALS PROMOTING HIRING OF VETERANS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS BUILDING FIRM WINS DESIGN AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
UNITED AIRLINES ADDS FLIGHTS FROM CHICAGO,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
THE SOCCER TRAGEDY COULD HAPPEN IN US (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOMBING SHOWS POLICE-STATE MENTALITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THERE'S A PLACE FOR LPN'S (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REGENTS' BUSINESS IS PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BUFFALO BURGERS A BIG HIT AT BLUE MOUND PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUVENILE CENTER SET UP TO HELP,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOTH SIDES SIZE UP COMMISSION VICTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"OFFICIALS--TOURISM, CHEESE MIX","Argus LeaderJun 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LONE GUNMAN HOLDS UP CITY SERVICE STATION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
POLICE STILL SEARCHING FOR SPRINGFIELD ESCAPEES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
12 BEAUTIES TO VIE IN SD PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SPORTSMEN CAN AID TURN IN POACHERS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PUC MEMBERS HOPE TO NAB GOVERNOR'S CHAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*DIRECTOR ALWAYS FINDS ONE IN NEED OF A HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CHEAP MONEY RUNNING LOW,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PARTY LEADERS EXPECT HIGH VOTER TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SPLIT HOLIDAY CAUSES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BAD PUBLICITY UNWARRANTED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
NURSING HOMES OFFER TOP-NOTCH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
JUDGE IGNORES CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*COP IS HIGH ON FLYING,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-BANK OWNER CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FINAL WITNESS TO TESTIFY TODAY IN MILLER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GASOLINE FUMES IN HOME REMAIN DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN ARMOUR MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN REMAINS CRITICAL AFTER MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOL'S OUT, BUT IT'S NO VACATION","Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WHEN TUBES WENT DOWN THE TUBES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"DOKKEN GETS NEW LAWYER, TRIAL","Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"FOR SOME, SCHOOL BEGINS AGAIN","Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOP WILL BE UNIFIED--ABDNOR AIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FMHA TO ACCEPT APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INTEREST RATES DROP AGAIN FOR FMHA LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS RECEIVE FIRST SDSU MICROCHIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SURVIVOR OF HELICOPTER CRASH REMAINS CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY SELECTION IN KADOKA TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CANDIDATES--SERVICEMASTER SCHOOL CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OK'S FINANCING PLAN FOR WATER PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN BOARDING SCHOOL CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MORNINGSIDE'S CALLAHAN TO TAKE NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
6 TRACK ATHLETES EARN MVP HONORS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*CARNIVAL A TRADITION ON THE LAST DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOT NIGHT WITH TWO FIRES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STATE, CITY TO EXPAND OPPORTUNITY (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RAMP CRITIC DOESN'T WANT PROGRESS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LOYALTY SHIFTS TO UNION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TOOTSIE ROLL DRIVE AIDS OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BEWARE OF DEVELOPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*NO ARRESTS MADE IN GAS STATION ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL PLANS SECOND SHIFT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PART OF MARION ROAD CLOSED FOR CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION HOPEFULS FACE OFF AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CENTER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*ESCAPE AWARD OFFERED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*LAND IN FARM USE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CONVICT'S GIRLFRIEND TO BE EXTRADITED TO CALIFORNIA,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY DEPARTMENTS OUTLINE 5-YEAR PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY STARTS DESIGNATED DRIVER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SPIRIT OF DAKOTA AWARD SELECTION UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN WON'T BE CHARGED WITH ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MORE PROFIT POSSIBLE FROM IRRIGATED ACRES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ROUGH SURFACE GUILTY IN UNCLE'S MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*KINDERGARTNERS' FAVORITE RECIPES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BYRUM RANKS WITH SD ELITE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PATRIOTS' BUSCH HONORED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*X MARKS THE SPOT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPRING GUSTS BLOW CITY CLOSE TO RECORD,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD MISSILES UNAFFECTED BY TALKS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITY MANAGER IDEA DESERVES TO SURVIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COACH'S LESSON IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW YOUTH AGENCY BEGINS WEDNESDAY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JEW CAN'T BE CHRISTIAN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PAC MONEY SWAYS JOHNSON (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*'HOPE AND GLORY' GIVES CHILD'S VIEW,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY'S ROCK CONCERT PROSPECTS GLOOMIER,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN CHARGED IN PICKUP THEFT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE SPONSORS CANDIDATE FORUMS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA JUVENILES ARRESTED IN THEFTS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SWIMMING POOLS OPEN SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
13 LAWSUITS FILED IN JUNKYARD CASES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSE CANDIDATES SAY TAX ISSUES IMPORTANT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KEEPING HIS COOL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUTHORITIES CHECK LEAD ON FUGITIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE OFFICIALS HAVE SIGNED SECURITY PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE CANNOT TAX SYNDICATED SHOWS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT ORDERS NEW SENTENCE FOR CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*TAKING A SWING THROUGH THE PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY PETITIONS FOR DROUGHT HELP OK,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FALLS IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*EX-WARDEN, 7 OTHERS INDICTED","Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL TALKS ON AN OPTIMISTIC NOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BISHOP URGES TITHING TO AID ELCA,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MAYOR'S PICNIC PROMOTES PARKS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"UNITED METHODISTS, PRESBYTERIANS TO MEET","Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
EDUCATION KEY FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GAMES OF CENTURY FEATURE BASKETBALL STARS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*CHRISTENSON FILES FOR CHANGE OF VENUE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN TO LIGHT CENTENNIAL FLAME,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAMING COMMISSION SELECTS DCI AGENT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN INJURED IN SCOOTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAYOR WARY OF METALLICA,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STORMS PELT AREA WITH HAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WILLIAMS TERMINAL RESUMES DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY PANEL EARMARKS {dollar}3.6 MILLION FOR SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JIM WRIGHT'S FALL FROM GRACE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SATURDAY CLASSES AWAIT CITY STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROFESSOR ACCEPTS PSYCHIATRY JOB IN TEXAS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KINGSBURY HOSPITAL IS CLOSED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BEGINS STUDY OF NURSING-HOME CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*STORM CUTS POWER, RIPS TREES","Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*100 YEARS AFTER WOUNDED KNEE--PART FOUR,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA ROLLS OUT THE RED CARPET,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TEACH THE YOUNG TO SAVE OUR PLANET (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PEOPLE WERE WONDERFUL AFTER I-90 SHOOTING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SUPPORT INDEPENDENT IN SENATE ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ABORTION IS MORE THAN RELIGIOUS ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
DEMOCRATS SAY SELECTIONS GIVE SAMUELSON A CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"BOYS, GIRLS NATION DELEGATES CHOSEN","Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTER IMPOSTER SOUGHT IN SF,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER STATES WILL MEET MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHILIP MAN GIVEN HUMANITIES AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRAFFIC ON S CLIFF WILL BE REROUTED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2ND MISSING TRUSTY RETURNS TO UNIT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAMPAIGN FOR NEW SCHOOL IN HARRISBURG,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ENVIRONMENT BOARD REAPPOINTMENTS QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
13 LEGISLATORS FACE PRIMARY OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STORM LEAVES FAMILY HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MANUFACTURER CONSIDERING PLANT IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"CANDIDATES, ISSUES LISTED FOR 13 COUNTIES","Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONVENTION OF ELCA TO DISCUSS SOCIAL ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATER DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT MANAGER QUITS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN WOMAN FACES ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SD HUMANE SOCIETIES COUNCIL IS STARTED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"EPA GIVES {dollar}6,000 GRANT TO RESERVATION","Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
EACH DISTRICT PICKS 3 CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
IS SD FISHING IN DANGER,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*TEMPERS RISE AS MISSOURI LEVELS, LIMIT SINK","Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*BEAT GOES ON FOR FISHING HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*FOUR LIVES TOUCHED BY FISHING,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
CENTURY FARMS TO BE RECOGNIZED AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ELLIS FEED MILL GAINS NATIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARM FAMILIES BRING SCIENTISTS INTO HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LIVESTOCK BROKERS SAY BUSINESS UP IN '89,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RESEARCH STATIONS SCHEDULE CROP TOURS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SWENSON TO SPEAK AT FARM GROUP'S EVENT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LOW LIVESTOCK NUMBERS RAISE VALUE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FRUGAL BANKS THRIVING IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LOVE IS LIFELONG PURSUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*'HENRY V' BRINGS SHAKESPEARE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*HERE'S WHAT LEADER OF GLASNOST MISSED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTHERN VISTAS OFFER STUNNING BEAUTY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*OUTPATIENT PROCEDURES GAIN IN POPULARITY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*CLASS OF 1967--THOSE WHO STAYED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1990, sect.N, p.01, col.3"
*GETTING HIS POINT ACROSS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESERVATION HAS KEPT MCKENNAN PARK POPULAR,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD PROFESSORS' PAY IN BOTTOM 20 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BILL JANKLOW HOSPITALIZED AT MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*GETTING THE LEAD OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CRITICS HAVE EDGE IN CHINA DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FOSS' STATEMENTS DEMEANING TO HIM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WEEK TO SPOTLIGHT HUMANE ANIMAL CARE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HEADLINE AND STORY HELPS MURDER SUSPECT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
MOST STUDIES NOT FOR ENGINEERING WORK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*LAWMAKER-MAYOR ROLE COULD ENSURE HEARING FOR NEEDS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HIGHER FAIR PRICES MAY CUT ATTENDANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
EXERCISE CAN BE PART OF PREGNANCY REGIMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*SPORT THAT TESTS MIND AND BODY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WRITER CAN KEEP WILL OR GIVE TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
AGENCY ASKED TO CALL BUILDING A DISASTER,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FATHER OF DEAD MAN TO APPEAR IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILITARY PROJECTS TO BENEFIT FROM BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TROOPS TRAIN IN WYOMING CAMP,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER REVEALS TUPPERWARE PAST,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE SKY'S THE LIMIT FOR CANTON CLASS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*1927 VISIT WAS MADE FOR MOVIES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PIERRE RESIDENTS REAP BENEFITS OF COMPOST PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIFTH-GRADERS TAKE ON TASK OF TUTORING OTHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL DETAILS PLANS FOR CORRECTIONS FACILITY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAILROAD STING RESULTS IN FINES FOR 3 MOTORISTS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUPERINTENDENT HOKE ACCEPTS NEW POSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS CONSIDER MEDICAL CENTER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*YANKTON VOTERS TO CONSIDER SCHOOL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMMISSIONER ORDERS STORE TO HALT ADS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKERS WORK ON NATIONAL YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
2 BUSINESSES RECEIVE LOW-INTEREST STATE LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OFFICIAL SUPPORTS CEMENT PLANT PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
USS RUSHMORE COMMISSIONED FOR NAVY FLEET,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*ALBUM COVER IGNITES LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOTERS GIVE PROFESSOR EASY WIN,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RICHMAN GORDMAN FLIGHT TAKES MALL BY SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NUDE-DANCE BAN AXED IN LESTERVILLE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ABORTION BECOMES KEY FOR VOTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
HUNHOFF CREDITS RURAL VOTES IN WIN,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
"*NOONAN, KOLBE WIN IN COUNTY","Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
GOVERNMENT SHOULD DO OWN DIRTY WORK (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COUPLE APPALLED FOSSIL OF T-REX CONFISCATED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PENMARCH ASSESSMENT TILTS TAX SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*SOME TRIBES MASTER ART OF ECONOMIC SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*GARTH LOTTERY SIGN OF TIMES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*START SOWING AND KEEP IT GROWING,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*VOLUNTEERS FOLLOW GOLDEN RULE, HONORED FOR IT","Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CREOLE CREATES ENTERTAINING FARE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ORGANIC SUITED TO BACK YARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*DASCHLE ENDORSES CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS TO TAKE PLATFORM TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIRLS STATE DELEGATES CHOOSE 15 MAYORS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARRISBURG VOTERS OK STREET REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COME SAIL AWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP PUSHES HIKE IN STATE SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LICOLN COUNTY VOTERS TRIM COMMISSION CHOICES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM SEEKS TO STEM ELDERLY ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL LEADERS OUSTED BY VOTE AMEND LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN FOOT DOCTOR GETS LICENSE REVOKED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY GIVES FREEMAN COMPANY {dollar}8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRAIRIE VILLAGE GETS DEADWOOD LOCOMOTIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
21-MONTH-OLD CHILD KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN PASTOR REGRETS TALK OF BOMBING,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FRATERNITY CHANGES RECRUITING METHOD,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"TAX CLIMATE GIVES STATE ADVANTAGE, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
8 MORE SCHOOLS ADDED TO MODERNIZATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*AUTHOR SUES PELTIER OVER BOOK DEAL FLAP,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*DRIVER GOING TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD'S UNEMPLOYMENT FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STORES DISQUALIFIED FOR IMPROPER SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
"*BIRTH MOTHERS, ADOPTIVE PARENTS SHARE RISKS, JOY","Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE TO FIGHT MOLESTER'S PRISON RELEASE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NAVAJO ENLIST MEDICINE MEN TO FIGHT FATAL DISEASE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT BODIES KEY TO SOME SCHOOLS' SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE EXPLAINS HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GIVE STEENSLAND BACK HIS DUTIES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HIGH STAKES GAMBLING IS NOT WHAT WE WANT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OPPONENTS OF PRAYER BAD FOR DEMOCRACY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PILCHER WAS BIG ASSET (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PRAYER BAN CAUSING MORAL DECAY IN US,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PRAY AT GRADUATION CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MILLER DECLARES LINCOLN COUNTY A DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER SIGNS 4 BILLS FROM SPECIAL SESSION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE BRUTALITY CASE TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPE TRIAL BEGINS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSION VOTE UNPOPULAR,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCOTLAND MAN OWNS A WALL OF CANS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS MEMORIALIZE TEACHER,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TROOPER NEEDED TO KILL DOG; JURY TO DECIDE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"*S DAKOTAN WILL LEAD 800 HARLEYS 2,200 MILES","Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*JOY MIGHT RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RESIDENTS ESCAPE SAFELY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL LEADERS FORM GAMBLING LOBBY GROUPS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA GETS {dollar}333,333 OF {dollar}2 MILLION DONATION","Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*STAYING ON HIS TOES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
NATIVES GAIN FAME WITH INVESTMENT ADVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
MORRELL IMPACT STUDY COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SENIORS ON THE GO,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*GRANDMA HOLT--HER VISION HELPED SAVE 50,000 CHILDRE","Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ADOPTED CHILD MEANS WORLD TO COUPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*BARNEY'S A MUCH-NEEDED GOOF,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*31 IDEAS OFFER FUN, LEARNING (PROF)","Argus LeaderJun 03 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"*MILLER, BEDDOW AHEAD IN POLL","Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*{dollar}14-MILLION HIGHWAY PROJECT OPENS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TAKES THE OFFENSIVE IN GOP DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EITHER REPUBLICAN WOULD BEAT DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DANCE ORDINANCE NEEDS OVERHAUL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ARGUS WRONGLY GIVES HANSON THUMBS DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THANK WALT MILLER BUT DON'T ELECT HIM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"JANKLOW BULLIES, WON'T GOVERN STATE (L)","Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHURCHES MUST HELP THOSE ALREADY IN US (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CASINOS TO POST AVERAGE PAYBACK,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PITCHER IS CHARGED WITH DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRUG-RING MEMBER TO SERVE 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DJ'S RAISING MONEY FOR NEEDY PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN STEALS CARS AT GUNPOINT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIDEWALK MASTERPIECES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTY STRAINS OVER WHETHER TO DRAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF GRADUATES FOUR, UNVEILS DORM","Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OREGON POLICE CAPTURE RAPIST,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COURT SUSPENDS LAWYER'S LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED TO CHILD MOLESTATION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPE CHARGES FILED IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL WON'T BE MOVED,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CLAY COUNTY JURY FINDS MAN GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER TEACHER ADMITS TO GUN BUY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TIME TO LOOK BACK,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"IOWA, SD POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN ABDUCTION, RAPE","Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BARNETT DISMISSES ALLEN'S CHARGE AS POLITICAL STUNT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*COMMUNITY REMEMBERS DANISH BROTHERS' MUSIC,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
QUEEN TO BE CROWNED AT CZECH DAYS FEST JUNE 17 & 18,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*NSP LOOKS TO SD FOR WINDMILL SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HURON STUDENTS COMPETE ON MARKET,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SKYFORCE JOIN ELITE CBA CLUB,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAUNDERS VOWS TO SECURE CBA SUCCESS FOR SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CANARY AND BULLET REUNITED FOR GAME,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MODERATION KEY IN STARTING OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SOME GOLFERS NEED LESSON IN ETIQUETTE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STAYING DRY ON NO 2 AT BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*WEST LAKE OKOBOJI A DIVER'S PARADISE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EXCESS RAINS HURT GLADIOLUS BULBS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*TRIBAL CHAIR CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LUTHERANS ELECT STATE'S FIRST WOMAN BISHOP,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS TEACHERS APPROVE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHEEP THRILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EDITORS MUSTN'T DO COPS JOB (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*DASCHLE IS RIGHT ABOUT DUPLICATE CHECKS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ARGUS MUST USE COALOIL FOR MOSQUITOES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HIGH SCHOOL PRIORITY CUTS ELEMENTARY FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER MUST BE TOLD GOP BUDGET NO GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*GOOD NEWS COMES TO THOSE WHO PRAY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
FEARS THAT CLINTON WANTS US TROOPS IN BOSNIA,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*SKYFORCE COACH HAS FOUND SUCCESS IN FAILURE'S,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LENNOX WOMAN, 67, DIES IN COLLISION","Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MALLS COLLECT FUNDS FOR BOMBING VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RECEPTION SCHEDULED FOR AFDC GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"NEARLY {dollar}7,000 GIVEN TO FIREFIGHTERS' FUND","Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MANDATORY RECYCLING PROBABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL GRADUATES 2 SUCCESS STORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SIXTH-GRADER REACHES OUT TO INN RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER--LEGISLATION WILL AFFECT EVERY JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
AUCTIONEER TO ENTER PLEA THIS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ELK POINT POLICE ARREST MAN ON 3 DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PUC WON'T STOP LINE OVER SUBDIVISION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TEA RESIDENT FILES IN MAYORAL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TOP SELLER ON QVC: PHEASANT WREATHS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*JOHNSON--BUDGET RESOLUTIONS RISKY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WILDLIFE OFFICIALS SEE SUCCESS IN FERRET PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JURY ACQUITS WOMAN IN BOYFRIEND'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ACTIVE IN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*AVERAGE ANNUAL PAY,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
WHITE HOUSE PLANS ETHANOL-RULING APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S VEHICLE ONCE AGAIN LINCOLN TOWN CAR,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER BEGINS AIRING RADIO ADS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*CITY LOSES ONE OF ITS BONANZAS,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
YOUNKERS' BOARD REFUSES TO SELL,"Argus LeaderJun 03 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MANDAN LINE MAP CALLED 'MISTAKE',"Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKERS PROTEST RISING FUEL PRICES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*REVIVAL OF BLOCK II PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BRITAIN'S HELP FOR REFUGEES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
QUESTIONS PRESSLER'S ENERGY TAKEOVER IDEA,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
QUESTIONS PRESSLER'S ENERGY TAKEOVER IDEA,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"SAVE THE OLD JAIL, IT'S PART OF HISTORY","Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
SIOUX CITY MAYOR ISSUES CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"AS GASOLINE RUNS OUT, CLOCK TURNS BACK","Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"AS GASOLINE RUNS OUT, CLOCK TURNS BACK","Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INTERVENTION IN STRIKE ASKED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS TO SET UP SPIRITUAL CAMP,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INTERVENTION IN STRIKE ASKED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS' BUDGET UP 8.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AT FLANDREAU INDIAN SCH-SUSPENDED OFFICIALS TO BE RE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MISS SIOUX FALLS GLAD SHE DIDN'T QUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
UNIVERSITIES OFFER AGRICULTURE LAW DEGREE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
UNIVERSITIES OFFER AGRICULTURE LAW DEGREE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
UNIVERSITIES OFFER AGRICULTURE LAW DEGREE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
'HOLE' CONFINEMENT CONCERNS NICHOL,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN BURIES SCHUMAKER,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KULL SCORES BIG OVER TOLLEFSON,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN BURIES SCHUMAKER,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'HOLE' CONFINEMENT CONCERNS NICHOL,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'HOLE' CONFINEMENT CONCERNS NICHOL,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*ABDNOR DEFEATS BELL, 3-1","Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*ABDNOR DEFEATS BELL, 3-1","Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FULBRIGHT REWARDS THE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FULBRIGHT REWARDS THE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ORGANIZED LABOR IS THEIR LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ORGANIZED LABOR IS THEIR LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS DELUGED BY TV RETURNS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VOTERS DELUGED BY TV RETURNS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEBATE SPLITS SENATE FOES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ASPAAS, SULLIVAN LEAD IN COUNTY","Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ASPAAS, SULLIVAN LEAD IN COUNTY","Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TAKES THIS PRIMARY EASY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KENNEDY LEADS CLOSE SD PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRECINCT CHANGE CONFUSES HAWTHORNE VOTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KENNEDY LEADS CLOSE SD PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEBATE SPLITS SENATE FOES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STOFFERAHN, ROBERTS WIN 2ND DISTRICT","Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STOFFERAHN, ROBERTS WIN 2ND DISTRICT","Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ASPAAS, SULLIVAN LEAD IN COUNTY","Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRECINCT CHANGE CONFUSES HAWTHORNE VOTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER'S PLAN DESERVED BETTER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER'S PLAN DESERVED BETTER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER'S PLAN DESERVED BETTER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIVE DIE IN AUTO CRASHES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YOUTH KILLED IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DONATIONS SOUGHT FOR MEDICAL COSTS-BALTIC,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN SENT TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TOURISM PICTURE BRIGHTER THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN SENT TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BIRKENHEUER-SCHOOL KIDS NOT GETTING FAIR SHAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*BIRKENHEUER-SCHOOL KIDS NOT GETTING FAIR SHAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"ELECTION RESULTS-PRESIDENCY, SENATE, CONGRESS","Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CANDIDATE COMPLAINS ABOUT MACHINE FOUL-UP,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FEISTNER WINS LAKE COUNTY GOP PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
FEISTNER WINS LAKE COUNTY GOP PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
INCUMBENTS ARE AHEAD IN MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
OZARK TAKES TO THE SKIES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES GRAIN BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ESTATE LAWS AID WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
ESTATE LAWS AID WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
RAIN HELPS SD SOIL,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
ESTATE LAWS AID WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
*TRANSITION FROM GRIDIRON TO TV SHOULD BE NATURAL,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THE HUNAN RESTAURANT IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
PETITIONERS STRIVE FOR SLOTS ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEB FACES MULTIPLE STUMBLING BLOCKS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE GRADUATE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NOW'S THE TIME TO FISH THAT FAVORITE DAM,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ARROW'S MCELROY TRACK COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ARROW'S MCELROY TRACK COACH OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS ON ITS WAY TO BE A MIDWESTERN ART MECCA,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEO KOTTKE AND JOHN FAHEY-GUITAR MASTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'MOVE-A-THON' FUNDRAISER IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MIDWEST CHILI COOKOFF SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARENTS OF HEART MEETING JUNE 13,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"USD RAISES {dollar}21,000 FOR SCHOLARSHIPS","Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*JUNIOR MISS EXPECTS 'A LOT OF FUN',"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COMMANDER-REQUIRED PUBLIC SERVICE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JUNIOR MISS EXPECTS 'A LOT OF FUN',"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF TO HOST US SHEEP SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COMMANDER-REQUIRED PUBLIC SERVICE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE JUNIORS TO GET TASTE OF GOVERNING,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
STATE JUNIORS TO GET TASTE OF GOVERNING,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ROSEBUD GIRL KILLED ON 'RUN FOR FREEDOM',"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"UNION, MANAGEMENT TO DISCUSS BELL HIRING","Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"UNION, MANAGEMENT TO DISCUSS BELL HIRING","Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ROSEBUD GIRL KILLED ON 'RUN FOR FREEDOM',"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
STRENGTHEN SF RIGHTS' AGENCY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STRENGTHEN SF RIGHTS' AGENCY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN INJURED AFTER BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
USD SUMMER CLASSES BEGIN JUNE 8,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PARKING SIGN THROWN THROUGH WINDOW,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ASKED TO RECONSIDER REJECTION OF FUNDING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
ASKED TO RECONSIDER REJECTION OF FUNDING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
ASKED TO RECONSIDER REJECTION OF FUNDING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
STATE WILL COLLECT LESS IN SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW DEFENDS APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*CALIFORNIA OPTION DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"{dollar}16,461.75 UTILITY BILL WAS A REAL SHOCKER","Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SF STUDENTS SWEEP ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ATTEMPT TO MILK 'ROCKY' TAKES A DIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*IT'S BACK TO THE SOUTH PACIFIC,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FARM LEADER WANTS DEMO LIEUTENANT SPOT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS JOINS 9-CITY FOR PILOT INF CTR,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THE NATIONAL LAMB & WOOL SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABOUREZK TO HEAD NAVAJO JUSTICE IN ARIZONA,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BON HOMME COUNTY GETS EMERGENCY STATUS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PASTORS URGE STATE TO REJECT LEGAL GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INTERNATIONAL AWARDS WELL DESERVED (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEWS TIPS WELCOMED (SF),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MYERS SAYS BURLINGTON INVESTING IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HUSET CLAIMS UNFAIR TO DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
AGRICULTURE WEATHER REPORTS ON AIR,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEDIATOR TO JOIN MINE NEGOTIATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MISSING VOTES DON'T CHANGE RESULTS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SUIT OVER CLOUD SEEDING DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TEACHERS AGREE TO USE MEDIATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CRIME LAB HEAD, WIFE BECOME CITIZENS","Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FUND-RAISER HELPED BRING KLINEDINST,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LUTHERAN LEADER--MAKE UNBELIEVERS BELIEVE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIRLINES TURN TO TWIN CITIES FOR PLANE REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE FARM EXPORT VALUE DIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LINCOLN PARTY WORKERS APPRECIATED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*MUSIC-COMEDY DUO MAKES A GOOD AMBASSADOR FOR SD,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANOE RACE SCHEDULED FOR JUNE 19,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY JOB FORMS ARE CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS LIFE TERM FOR KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TV SHOW WILL FEATURE SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN SAFEGUARD STRIKERS TOLD TO BE AT WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS HELP LIBEL SUIT DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"IOWA ENTRY NAMED LAMB, WOOL SHOW CHAMPION","Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LET'S RESERVE JUDGEMENT IN HUSBY PROCEEDINGS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BUDGET SESSION A VITAL ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GALLERY DISPLAYS ART THAT YOU CAN WEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY MAN INJURED AFTER CAR'S JACK COLLAPSES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
VOLUNTEER FIX-UP PROJECT AT FAIRGROUNDS BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE OVERRULES INSURANCE AGENT'S PENALTY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEIERHENRY SETTLES OUT OF COURT ON MALPRACTICE SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS STUDENT IS GOVERNOR OF BOYS STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRIAL DATE SET FOR 1981 RAPID CITY MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ASTHMA GROUP GREW FROM NEED FOR SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
AUXILIARY GIVES PIERRE NEWBORNS KNITTED BOOTIES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE BANK SEEKS RAPID CITY EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RETHINK RULING FOR THE CORNERSTONE RESCUE MISSION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*FAMILY SURVIVES MEDICAL CRISIS THAT OTHERS HAVEN'T,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DUMMERMUTH TO COACH TENNIS TEAM TOURING EUROPE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF TO PATCH WINTER'S DIRTY DEED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*RETURN TO ROBIN HOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TIME TO ESCAPE INTO SUMMER WITH A BOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*4 CANDIDATES VIE FOR COUNTY BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOME LIKE IT LEISURELY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YEARS OF FAMILY MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LET'S HONOR VETS ON THE 30TH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MUCH AT STAKE IN PRIMARY ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TV VIEWERS DESERVE BETTER COMEDY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*TRIMS IMAGE FOR THE VOTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSING DEVELOPER TO ASK CITY FOR BONDS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LONGER SENTENCES FILL PRISON,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HARD TO MATCH SCHOOL'S COURSES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FOUR COUNTIES IN STATE GET SPECIAL AID,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LANDOWNERS MUST PREVENT WIND EROSION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CORN BORERS AND GRASSHOPPERS TO RETURN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTANS IN CAPITAL GATHER,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
"PROMOTER SAYS WEATHER COST HIM {dollar}200,000","Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"2,000 GATHER TO SUPPORT REA","Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY VOTERS TO DECIDE FUTURE OF GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BENINGA GOVERNS DAKOTA DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*DERYCKE INSTALLED AS QUEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*GREGG LEADS PHARMACEUTICAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*O'GORMAN BOARD ELECTS KIRBY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
COLLINS WILL GUIDE AUXILIARY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*BLOCK HAS BIG SALES JOB IN EUROPE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MORE COMMISSIONERS MEAN MORE POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VOTE FOR FIVE-MEMBER PANEL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
STATE RAILROAD WAS MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
FARM DAY GATE FEE UNSETTLED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HERBALIFE DISTRIBUTORS DEFEND PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WINS ROUND IN COURT JURISDICTION FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MARGULIES DIES IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COURT LIMITS TAXES ON RESERVATION MINERALS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FATE OF USD NURSING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSIONERS TO DISCUSS FIREWORKS STANDS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD PRESENTS {dollar}50.4 MILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORT RANDALL CAMPING RESTRICTION UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HANSEN CALLS FOR REVERSAL OF LOAN RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL EYES FEE FOR CALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR SPRINGFIELD ESCAPEES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LABOR DEPARTMENT STUDIES HOURLY PAY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CHANGE CORRECTS NAME 40 YEARS AFTER ARMY ERROR,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"CITY OK'S REZONING NEAR CLIFF, I-229","Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LEGION BOYS STATE STARTS IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AUTHORITIES WON'T TALK ABOUT KINNEY AUTOPSY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CORPS EXPECTS BELOW NORMAL RIVER RUNOFF,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN GETS 12 YEARS FOR LIQUOR STORE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAYOR OK'S PLEA BARGAIN IN LIQUOR SALE CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SCHOOL BREAK-IN BRINGS JAIL TERM, PROBATION","Argus LeaderJun 04 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*'NICE GUY' ABDNOR FINISHES 1ST,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON SQUEEZES BY ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HERSETH SURPRISES EX-GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE PARTIES' PICKS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNORS' SONS MAY FACE OFF IN NOV,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE BATTLE THAT NEVER WAS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*DASCHLE EXPECTS TOUGH RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*HOUSE VICTORS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GOVERNOR RACE WAS CAMPAIGN OF IMAGES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*PUNCH CARDS TAKE GETTING USED TO,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAS TANK TO BE DRAINED TO TRY TO FIND LEAK,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN BAND WINS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN IN CRITICAL CONDITION AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER MURDER TRIAL GOES TO JURY TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INCUMBANTS FARE WELL IN MOST AREA RACES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRM TAKES CONTROLLING INTEREST IN LOCAL INSURER,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
RAVEN PURCHASES ASSETS OF OHIO PLASTIC FIRM,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSION DENIES REQUEST TO REZONE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"DASCHLE, OTHERS DISCUSS HOW TO GET CONTRACTS","Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN INMATES SET DATE FOR SUMMER WACIPI,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"SCHIRMER, NELSON AND ZWEEP WIN","Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GIRLS AND BOYS STATE ELECT MAYORS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PANEL COMPLETES STUDY OF JUDGE DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GRANT LEAVING FOR CBS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TROUPE TO SPOOF POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD PRESENTS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.C, p.13, col.3"
O'GORMAN HONORS SENIORS AT GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1986, sect.C, p.13, col.5"
*PAINTER BRUSHES OFF RISKS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABDNOR'S AGENCY UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROS IN FIREFIGHTER SHUFFLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TREATS WORKERS WITH LACK OF RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ACTION NEEDED NOW AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ELECTRICITY HIKE NOT JUSTIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GET IN TUNE WITH HANDICAPPED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*TAEKWONDO BUILDS STRONG BODIES, SELF-CONFIDENCE","Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHERNOBYL DOCTOR TO SPEAK IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY DEALER WINS {dollar}1.1 MILLION SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD DID ME A FAVOR,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMOKE INHALATION LINKED TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SERIOUSNESS OF CITY FIRES RAISES CONCERN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THEATER ON THE GROUND,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY MAY OFFER NEWELL A NEW DEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS HONORED FOR HEARTS OF GOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY FORCED TO LEAVE HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MORRELL UNION REPLACES NEGOTIATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ATTORNEY GENERAL SETS UP DRUG LAW TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MURDER CASE BRINGS MANDATORY LIFE TERMS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MYTHICAL CITY MAYORS ELECTED AT GIRLS STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL SEEKS TO HELP WITH HEALTH INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICE FIND TEEN WHO RAN AWAY FROM HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES PLAN TELEVISION FORUM,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOAP OPERA TO BRING CREW TO BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"STATE, TRIBE NEAR AGREEMENT ON EXTRADITION","Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VICE PRESIDENT BUSH TO SPEAK IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MORE BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED IN 1987,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CRACKS PUT POWER PLANT OUT OF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRE STATION GOES ON DUTY IN SOUTHEAST,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRMS MUST REPORT HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TOURISM PREDICTORS PLAYING SAFE THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"*DERBIES, FREE FISHING LURE","Argus LeaderJun 04 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*OLYMPIAN'S DESIRE STILL BURNS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*3 TEENS INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRAZY HORSE PROJECT TO MARK ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*JOBLESS RATE CLIMBS IN MAY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*KEILLOR'S RETURN KEEPS FANS WONDERING,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PASTOR SHARES FAITH AT RETIREMENT HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HISTORY PAVES ROAD TO ST LOUIS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
GIFT WILL HELP ASTHMATIC CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"BICYCLERS RAISE MORE THAN {dollar}47,000 (L)","Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
JUSTICES THROW AWAY FREEDOM (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CALDWELL OFFERS CREDENTIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HUMANE SOCIETY WILL HELP CAT ADOPTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOVERNOR OFFERS LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
NELSON IS BEST CANDIDATE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*BISHOP AMONG SPEAKERS AT CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
HINES WANTS BAN ON CIGARETTE MACHINES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIGHTNING SUSPECTED IN CANTON HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RANDALL SEEKS LOWER TAXES FOR NEEDY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RETAILERS DO SURVEY ON BALLOT ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR TWO FUGITIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW PRAISES DEAF GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TAX-LIMIT MEASURE SHOULD BE DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHOULD READ OPEN MEETING LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT SUPPORT COMING,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DISABLED STUDENT WARNS OF DIVING DANGERS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEEN-AGER KILLED--2 HURT IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HABITUAL CRIMINAL HEARING AGAINST OLSON DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE'S CATTLE VALUE RANKED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HEAD OF THE CLASS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON OFFICIAL--CHARGES DON'T RUIN CREDIBILITY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"HOUSE FIRE KILLS CITY WOMAN, 48","Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*TIME TO REDESIGN HO-HUM FLAG,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSH-PRESSLER FEUD MAY BE GAINING STEAM,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SATAN SWAYING SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TOO MANY PEOPLE MISUSING VA (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HAS MORRELL CHANGED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HELP END TIME CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*OLYMPIANS HELP SD WRESTLING ATTAIN PIN-NACLE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIGHT FOR LIFE WON,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BYRUM LEADS KEMPER OPEN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ORGANIZED YOUTH BASEBALL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*LITTLE LEAGUE MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*PROJECTS PROMOTE WETLANDS RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ANGLERS CATCHING ON TO CATCH,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
APPLICATION DEADLINE FOR 2 ARCHERY SEASONS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SOUTHERN STATES SEEK CHARGES IN DUCK HUNTING,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
"BOYS, GIRLS STATE ELECT OFFICERS","Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"KSOO, KSFY WIN BROADCAST AWARDS","Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN KILLED IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOPHERS' GNAWING TO PUT CABLES ABOVE GROUND,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN ARRESTED IN PIERRE STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOWNS TO PERFORM AT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SATURDAY SESSION MARKS END OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
A MARKET FOR SLUDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS WOMAN TURNS 100,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSORS RECEIVE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PRESSLER--IN RUNNING FOR BANK JOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
NORBECK LEGACY DIM IN REDFIELD,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*STATE'S BANKERS GATHER IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*GOVERNOR WANTS FOREIGN TRADE ZONE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*RAVEN CHALLENGE--REMAIN DIVERSE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DIRECTORS DECLARE SPLIT OF STOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
PUBLISHER WAS UNSUNG HERO OF POPULIST ERA,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*BEHIND MOST SUCCESSES ARE HUMBLE BEGINNINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
PIERRE ATTRACTIONS INCLUDE CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1989, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
WARMER WEATHER EXPECTED TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GORBACHEV THRILLS MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW GENERATION ON RESERVATION EMBRACE DREAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PEOPLE KEEP COMING BACK TO BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE MUST INVEST IN FIGHING REVIVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*HARRISBURG VOTERS SHOULD LOOK AT NEEDS OF KIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
RACE OFFICIALS OWE DRIVER AN APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
POLITICAL PARTICIPATION IS A DISAPPOINTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
UNEMPLOYMENT PAY IS HASSLE TO GET (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*WAR OF SEXES GOES TO WHO ARGUES BEST,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KEEP BAD MANNERS OUT OF CONVERSATION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORMER MEMBER OF TOTO IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WATER BREAK SIGN LABOR IS IMMINENT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUTHOR TO DISCUSS POSITIVE THINKING,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TELETHON NETS {dollar}190,000 IN SD","Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO SOUTH DAKOTANS TO GET EPA AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"1 TREATED, RELEASED AFTER CRASH WITH VAN","Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THEATER MANAGER UNWITTINGLY DAMPENS HIS PATRONS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHER LEAVES SOME OUT IN THE COLD,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROOMING INSPECTIONS MAY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JAIL POPULATION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FLANDREAU TO REVIEW MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PHILIP MAN HONORED BY HUMANITIES GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL RIGHTS VIOLATION INVESTIGATION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUNDAY FIRE DAMAGES APARTMENTS ABOVE CASINO,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FEATHER BEDS THEY AREN'T,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*WEBSTER NATIVE PICKED FOR POLKA HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE TIE GOES FOR {dollar}155,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*RICH PAST, UNCERTAIN FUTURE","Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITIZEN'S GROUP FIGHTS TO RETURN LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*FAMILY MAKES FISHING A TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
OWNERSHIP COMPLICATES HEIR'S AFFAIRS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SAVING TEACHES ABOUT DOLLARS AND CENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*SCOOTIN' INTO SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BONDS TO BOOST CITY'S PARKS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISPLACED AGENCY SEEKS AID,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EDITOR SUES OVER AIR CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSIONERS SHELVE CITY HALL RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
INSURER--LAWMAKERS FORCED PREMIUMS UP,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOSE GROUND IN LAKE ANDES LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WEARS A HELMUT WITH A MIRROR WHEN BIKE-RIDING,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*ROBERT PALMER ADDED TO SIOUX FAIR LINEUP,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
STUDY CONTROVERSY A WORTHWHILE ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"HANSON BUILDING WINGS BUILT IN 1903, 1905 (L)","Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RESERVE HANDICAPPED DWELLINGS FOR DISABLED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRIVATE DOCUMENTS BEING HELD HOSTAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SOVIETS NEED BETTER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SCHOOL BUS REGULATIONS MUST NOT BE IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
KOLB SEEKS STROKE-PLAY TOURNEY REPEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FMHA HOUSING LOAN LIMITS RAISED IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RAPID CITY COMPANY LAYS OFF 100 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD SOIL HAS ADEQUATE MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
INFLATION OUTPACES PROPERTY VALUES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
JOBLESS RATE IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
EMS REPORT TO BE RELEASED TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH-SPEED CHASE ENDS IN SPUTTER,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW UNDERGOING TESTS FOR ALLERGIES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PERSON HURT IN JUMP AT PALISADES STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DAVI PLEADED WITH EX-WIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SUMMER SLAM,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEEN TO BE CHARGED IN PEDESTRIAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA POLICE CHIEF ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LIQUOR LICENSE OK'D DESPITE PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NO CLUES WHERE TO CUT SCHOOL BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRIZE PERSUADES PUPILS TO PURSUE EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*YEUTTER OUTLINES REPUBLICAN STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN RAINFALL TOPS OLD RECORD FOR MAY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HURON TEEN-AGER DROWNS IN HEAVY RAIN RUNOFF,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WOMAN GETS 25 YEARS IN DEATH OF INFANT BOY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
INJURED SOLDIER VISITS RAPID CITY BASE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TRIBAL TREATY SUMMIT UNDER WAY NEAR SISSETON,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
WINNER PASSES PRECIPITATION RECORD,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*BARN BURNS NEAR HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLAYING TRAFFIC IS GAME OF MINUTES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STUDENT FEES, STAFF SHAKE-UP EYED","Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RECESSION KICKS SD CITIES, TOO, ECONOMIST SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BOARD MAY HAVE VIOLATED LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DANGEROUS LOGGING PRACTICES MUST STOP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOW VOTE TURNOUT NOTHING TO FRET (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REGENT MEETINGS BEST ON CAMPUS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--UPCOMING CITY COMMISSION ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*BLISS FACES REAL TONGUE-TWISTER,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KIDS NEED SUMMER VACATION; ENJOY IT... (PROF),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*DISORDER CAN MAKE SUFFERER INHIBITED AND FRUSTRATED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CARETRAUM LOSES CIVIL JUDGEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FBI INVESTIGATING DEATH ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREE KID'S MEALS AVAILABLE TO NEEDY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS DECRY IMAGE OF CHILD ON ALBUM,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRAVELING IN STYLE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AGAINST DUMPSITE ON INDIAN LAND,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BRANDON BOND ISSUE ON BALLOT--AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY--CITY SERVICE COSTS LOW,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW STREETS ON DRAWING BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DOCTOR ADDED TO RAPE SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CLAY COUNTY VOTES TO EXPAND COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT ISSUE ON DEADWOOD BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY GROUP WARNS OF CREDIT SCAM,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STURGIS GROUP SEEKS COMMENTS ON RALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TUESDAY CEREMONY FOR FLOOD ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CORPS FLOPS ON MISSOURI RIVER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TRIBES WANT ROLE IN ENTERPRISE ZONES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
11 COUNTIES SEEK DROUGHT ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TASK FORCE BEGINS VO-TECH STUDY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*STATE FISHING SUCCESS HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"SD GIVEN {dollar}57,500 TO RETRAIN WORKERS","Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
WETLANDS PROGRAM SWIMMING IN DELAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*MORRELL IMPACT IN MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WHITE SAYS STEENSLAND OUT OF LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLOOD VICTIMS TELL HANSON TO FIX SEWAGE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TROOPER CLEARED IN DOG KILLING,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LONE GRADUATE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JOHNSON NEED NOT APOLOGIZE TO PARTY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE QUALITY OVERLOOKED IN FRAY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RUML CASE HIGHLIGHTS NEED TO PROTECT LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PICKET PAY BACK PLAN IS JUST A GIMMICK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"ELKTON, RAPID CITY YOUTHS SEEKS TOP SPOT","Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GARAGE SALE BILLED AS WORLD'S LARGEST,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SNOW FALL IN HILLS HITS HIGHER AREAS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUPREME COURT STOPS ESCAPEE'S EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTIAN SCHOOL OPENLY EMBRACES PRAYER,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HEALTH LAB VIOLATES CODES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN CONVICTED OF RAPING 8-YEAR-OLD GIRL GETS TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KISS GOODBYE FOR SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL FOR DEAF 'INSTILLS CONFIDENCE',"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CODINGTON COUNTY BOARD VOTES TO OPPOSE TRAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CYSTIC FIBROSIS PARTY WILL BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL: CHILDREN STARTED FATAL FIRE--PIEDMONT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"2,700 FOURTH-GRADERS ATTEND WATER FEST","Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST WOMAN ACCUSED OF RUNNING OVE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RIVER SEARCH FOR MAN STOPPED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TURNER COUNTY MOVES AHEAD ON 911 SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VIBORG CENTENNIAL STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SEWAGE ASH DEBT HEARINGS ORDERED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*LYONS NEW SKYFORCE COACH,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THIS WEEKEND IS STORY TIME IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SOAP OPERA STARS APPEAR AT ARENA THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PORTABLE PC OWNERS CAN TAKE STEPS TO GET MORE OUT OF,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"*CHURCH GETS {dollar}90,000 BACK","Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PHONE RECORDS REQUEST REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"TV, LIBRARY TRY TO KEEP KIDS READING","Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CONFERENCE LOOKS AT WOMEN'S VOICES IN RELIGION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HOPE LUTHERAN OFFERS OUTDOOR ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*PERFECTIONISTS CAN LEARN TO GROW, FORGIVE, CHANGE","Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*INITIATIVE WOULD CURE PROPERTY TAX ILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STATE SHOULD RETAIN 'GEM' FOR GOVERNOR (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VOTE FOR JANKLOW ENSURES STATE'S FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ALLEN CAN SOLVE PROPERTY TAX CRISIS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MILLER OFFERS CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
FIRST ARGUS ISSUE PUBLISHED IN 1881,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN-AMERICANS TO HONOR JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE TEEN HURT IN GO-CART CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN FORKLIFT ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SIOUX FALLS TEACHER WINS {dollar}2,500 PRIZE","Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUPPORTERS: JANKLOW NO DICTATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DUNKING THE TOP DOG,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHURCH GETS OFF TO BOUNCING START,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS EX-OFFICIAL HIRED AS CONSULTANT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EAGER STATES GET BIDDING PACKAGE FOR CORN PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MICKELSON LAW SCHOLARSHIP BEGUN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MONTROSE STUDENTS GIVE {dollar}300 TO FIRE HALL,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD PROFESSOR WINS FACULTY AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HISTORICAL GROUP HAS NEW BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GERMAN RUSSIAN GET-TOGETHER PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TYNDALL STUDENT HAS WINNING SD POSTER,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EPA AWARDS GRANTS FOR SD LAKE PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PASTOR PUMPS PEDALS TO GET TO SF,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SUMMER'S HERE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RIGHTS-VIOLATIONS TRIAL RECESSES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VANDAL PAINTS GRAFFITI ON WALL AT HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"GIRLS, BOYS STATE ELECT CITY MAYORS","Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*SHED BURNS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
STATE WORKERS DONATE TO MILLER CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LAW FIRM MAY GET NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SILVER BULLETS SHOW THE CITY THEY'RE FOR REAL,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BULLETS HANG TOUGH,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BULLETS ENJOY TAKING THEIR BEST SHOT AT CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*HOW IS RAPID GROWTH AFFECTING OUR CITY?,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BACK-ROADS TRIP INSPIRES SENATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WON'T RELEASE FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS--1856-1995,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SET TO DEBATE LEGISLATION ON TELECOMMUNICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SHOPPERS CAN PLAY PASSPORT GAME,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATER LEVELS DON'T SCARE FORT PIERRE DEVELOPERS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATE BIOLOGIST FINDS JOY IN SWINGING A NET,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GARNER CAN SLUG IT OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT TO DO ABOUT DEER,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*FLY-TYING ADDS TO FISHING FUN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
LEAKY OIL PAN HARDLY SLOWS MELLENBERNDT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
3 JUVENILES INJURED WHEN CAR HITS BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
IT MAY BE LESS AT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WITNESS IN HOMICIDE CASE SKIPS JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FEAR TACTICS USED ON GOP PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"VANDALS STRIKE AGAIN, DESTROYING SWEAT LODGE","Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NEW GRADS THANKFUL FOR AFDC HELP,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
GAS STATION HIT IN LATEST ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CLEANUP TO ACCEPT HOUSEHOLD TOXINS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CHAMPION TRUCKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
FOUNDATION FIGHTS REC-CENTER TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
MURDER SUSPECT'S FRIENDS START FUND,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
SPEEDS HIT 100 MPH DURING VEHICLE CHASE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*APPRECIATION DAY PLANNED FOR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
POLICE ISSUE CAUTION AGAINST SOLICITATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
EX-PATROL OFFICER GETS 4-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
"*VALUED HARD WORK, FAMILY","Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA FARM OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
KESD WORKERS PLAN FOR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
GRADUATION BITTERSWEET FOR BOSNIANS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"OWNERS OF CABINS, RESORT UNHAPPY WITH HIGH WATER","Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
JANKLOW--BOOT CAMP SAVES JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS MAN'S ARSON CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
WET SPRING MEANS OUTBREAK OF CANADA THISTLES,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
WOMAN WHO LEFT BABY IN SHELTERBELT,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
FOUR STATIONS SELLING ETHANOL FUEL BLEND,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
FLOODING COULD HELP WETLAND PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
CALLS RUNNING AGAINST WAPA SALE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
"*AFTER 65 MILLION YEARS, DINOSAUR IS BACK ON FEET","Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TWO MEN TO RECEIVE NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HURON MAN ARRESTED AFTER 120-MILE HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
*COWBOY COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
TEACHER-PAY OFFER IN STEP WITH TIMES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
JANKLOW COLUMNS SHOULD BE OPEN TO ALL (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
TAKING CLINIC'S MONEY WRONG FOR CHAMBER (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
LAND WAS CHEAP IN THE EARLY 1930'S (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
MAN'S KINDNESS MAKES WORLD A BETTER PLACE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
"RISTY, THIMJON ARE PROVEN LEADERS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.5"
NRA NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR OKLAHOMA BOMBING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.5"
CONNIE CHUNG WAS ASSET TO CBS NEWS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.6"
*CHAMBER OWES AN APOLOGY TO CLINIC,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
STUDENTS SEAL TIME CAPSULE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
PROPERTY TAX OVERRULING HAS OFFICIALS IN CITY ANGRY,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
CORN PLANTING FALLS BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
SCIENTISTS RETHINK WILD TURKEY HABITATS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.D, p.12, col.4"
*ART EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTS RURAL ROOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*NEAR-DISASTER OFTEN GETS THE MESSAGE ACROSS,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*LEISURELY WALK AROUND ANCHORAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 04 1995, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
"BUS SYSTEM COULD HANDLE 10,000 MORE","Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD COMPUTER FRAUD POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CONTINUE VIETNAM VETERANS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DRIVING CLASSES BEGIN AT O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY APPROVES DAY-CARE CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEANS TO GET HEARING WEDNESDAY ON JOB LOSS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEANS TO GET HEARING WEDNESDAY ON JOB LOSS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
49TH STREET ZONING APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRUCK STOP OWNERS OFFER SYMPATHY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
49TH STREET ZONING APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HANSEN FAMILY TO TEST DC LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWSUIT AGAINST IOWA BEEF STILL ON,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRESIDENT OKAYS NORTH CENTRAL AIRLINES MERGER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
1973-77 DROUGHT EFFECTS STILL FELT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
1973-77 DROUGHT EFFECTS STILL FELT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SD TOLD TO AGREE ON WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TOBIAS RESIGNS AS RADIO DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TOBIAS RESIGNS AS RADIO DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
1973-77 DROUGHT EFFECTS STILL FELT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SD TOLD TO AGREE ON WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"SCHROEDER, LOUDERMILK NAMED CO-DIRECTORS","Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
CITY WOMAN CHARGED IN HOLIDAY INN FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD MAY NOT HAVE FUNDS TO SPRAY GRASSHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"FOR HURON FARMERS IT DOESN'T RAIN, IT POURS","Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"FOR HURON FARMERS IT DOESN'T RAIN, IT POURS","Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS HELP KENNEDY'S NARROW WIN,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS HELP KENNEDY'S NARROW WIN,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS HELP KENNEDY'S NARROW WIN,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NICHOL CRITICIZES PEN RULE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NICHOL CRITICIZES PEN RULE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NICHOL CRITICIZES PEN RULE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WRITING MAKES DREAMS COME TRUE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WRITING MAKES DREAMS COME TRUE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOOK OUT FOR GRAHAM PARKER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*LIGHTER RUSSELL RELAXED OUT OF GAME,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*TOUGHEST GEM IS HIS QUARRY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*TOUGHEST GEM IS HIS QUARRY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MCGOVERN WILL STILL BE BELL TARGET,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"DASCHLE, KULL AGREE TO DEBATE, NO NAME-CALLING","Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN VICTORY POINTS OUT WEAK SPOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"DASCHLE, KULL AGREE TO DEBATE, NO NAME-CALLING","Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN VICTORY POINTS OUT WEAK SPOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN VICTORY POINTS OUT WEAK SPOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*STORMS SWEEP ACROSS STATE, BRIGHTEN AG FUTURE","Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*STORMS SWEEP ACROSS STATE, BRIGHTEN AG FUTURE","Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OFFER MADE FOR BLOCK 11 DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
OFFER MADE FOR BLOCK 11 DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SD DEMOS SENT CARTER MESSAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CO-OPS SUB TARGET FOR POWERLINES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"BELL, SCHUMAKER LOSE OWN COUNTIES","Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"BELL, SCHUMAKER LOSE OWN COUNTIES","Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PRESSLER CRITICIZES BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"BELL, SCHUMAKER LOSE OWN COUNTIES","Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RADIATION SOURCES SOUGHT-EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
RADIATION SOURCES SOUGHT-EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
LIGHT VOTER TURNOUT DISAPPOINTS KUNDERT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LIGHT VOTER TURNOUT DISAPPOINTS KUNDERT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
3 INCUMBENT GOP LAWMAKERS LOSE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
CARS TOWED FROM BARRICADED AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
BUDGET PANEL REVIEWS COURT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
STATE CONVENTION DELEGATES ELECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE WAGES UP,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
GIRLS STATE NOMINATES CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PETITIONS OPPOSE BROTHELS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
STATE CONVENTION DELEGATES ELECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION TO SLOW BRIDGE TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PUBLIC HEARING ON URANIUM TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE WAGES UP,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*SF COUPLE HAD IT MADE UNTIL...,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF COUPLE HAD IT MADE UNTIL...,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEANS-SON ADMITS PART IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MEANS-SON ADMITS PART IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MEANS-SON ADMITS PART IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*NAACP-AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NAACP-AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DREAMS OF WATER DEVELOPMENT ACTIVIST TURN TO DUST,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"'OUTLAND' BRINGS OUTLAWS, SPACE TOGETHER","Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NAACP-AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DREAMS OF WATER DEVELOPMENT ACTIVIST TURN TO DUST,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WIFE JOINS BIKE TRIP ON MOPED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT WORSE IN EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY-MANY WOMEN MISUSE PRESCRIPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE SENTENCES CHEYENNE RIVER ASSAULT CONVICT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE SENTENCES CHEYENNE RIVER ASSAULT CONVICT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY-MANY WOMEN MISUSE PRESCRIPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEATH TEMPORARILY HALTS RUN FOR FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY POOLS OPEN FROM 1 TO 9 P.M. DAILY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NORTON-FROEHLICH FIRE CHANGE SEEN (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NON-UNION WORKER DEFENDS LITTON (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US VOTE ON MILK SUBSTITUTE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKERS OK PLAN REQUIRING RE-ELECTION OF JUSTICES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS MAY STOP CRIME BOOK PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKERS MAY STOP CRIME BOOK PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
1-MEMBER DISTRICTS WANTED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PREGNANCY PROBLEMS BASIS OF SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAKE UNTAINTED BY CONTAINERS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAKE UNTAINTED BY CONTAINERS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CLOSED 'DANCER' MEETING UNCOVERED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LUTHERAN OFFICE TO BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CLOSED 'DANCER' MEETING UNCOVERED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EDGEMONT BODY IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS ABERDEEN WAREHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD PIPELINE STUDY DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BRANDON VALLEY SCHOOL HEAD NAMED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MISS SD PAGEANT SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
GIRLS STATE GOVERNOR CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
MIKE SONGSTAD-RAIL REFERENDUM LEADER TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
TRUCK RODEO HERE THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
HURON FORCING WATERING BAN,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
JUNIOR NETTERS BEGIN STATE PLAY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA IS LEAKING PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S BEACONS TO BURN BRIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*COUNTING, HERDING, AND SHAVING SHEEP","Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE FARM BUREAU CHIEF CRITICIZES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*STAVIG, FORMER AUGUSTANA PRESIDENT, DIES","Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BUDGET WRANGLING IS PURE POLITICS, ABDNOR SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANIMAL FUND GETS MYSTERY DONATION,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PECHOTA BACK IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD INVESTORS BUY MILWAUKEE BRANCH,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*STAVIG'S HELPING HAND FOR NEXT GENERATION,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS SOUND OFF TO EDITOR,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AIR CARRIER SELECTION DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BLOCK TO STUMP FOR ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS SCHOOL BOARD VOTE STILL ON,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DISTRICT ALLOWED TO FILL VACANCIES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL POSSIBLE SITE FOR CURRENCY PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROBBERY SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN ONIDA,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*EPA ADMINISTRATOR DEFENDS AGENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
URANIUM PERMIT HEARING WILL BE JUNE 17,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
STATE REP PIERSON DROPS OUT OF RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
BANKER LOSES INHERITANCE BECAUSE HE INFLUENCED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE CONSIDERS REVERSING ORDER ON DOCUMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LAWYER WAS INEFFECTIVE--A NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"SUPREME COURT RULES ON MARRIAGE, BANKER, & LAWYER","Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TESTIMONY NOT NULLIFIED BECAUSE WITNESS MARRIED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SPEEDY SPINNING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PROFESSOR IS BATS ABOUT RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MERRIAM RULING SHOWS THE RULES CAN BE ENFORCED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EQUALITY ON THE COURSE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"FLU, FARM WORK DOESN'T KEEP OUT OF THE RACE","Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"FLUE, FARM WORK DOESN'T KEEP OUT OF THE RACE","Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
US FOOTBALL LEAGUE HAS ITS GOOD POINTS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"TRAPSHOOTERS RELY ON REFLEXES, TIMING","Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*GROUNDSKEEPER ROSE BOWS OUT OF THE LIMELIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"HETTICH, AREA GIRLS EUROPEAN TOUR","Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
*CONFRONTATION PAYS OFF FOR MONEY PROTESTER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOWER MISERIES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY SWIMMING POOLS OFFICIALLY OPEN,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"IOWA WOMEN SPIN, WEAVE FOR THE RELAXATION OF IT","Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BEEF UP PRODUCT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDY SHOULD PINPOINT SPACE NEEDS OF COUNTY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*LOVE IS MORE IMPORTANT IN A JUST SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REFUGEE SAYS MILITARY AID SUPPORTS OPPRESSION,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROPOSAL FOR FLAT GRAVESTONES ANGERS VETERANS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
BOYS STATE ELECTS NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMMITTEE TO BEGIN STUDYING NUCLEAR WASTE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS FIND WEEVIL DAMAGE IN SWEET CLOVER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC CAMP BEGINS IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS HIRES NEW POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HURON NURSING HOME RESIDENTS GROW GARDEN,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PROFESSOR WINS NATIONAL PLAYWRIGHT CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"VOLGA, BRUCE REJECT BROOKINGS TELEPHONE LINE","Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WEEKEND ACCIDENTS KILL 3 SOUTH DAKOTA MEN,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FOREST INVENTORY SHOW BIG LOSSES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
IN SEARCH OF ELUSIVE MUSHROOMS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RESTORED MANOR ONCE DEADWOOD'S SOCIAL CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HOSPITALS ARE OFFERING FREE TESTS FOR CANCER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MCKENNAN OFFERS FREE BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*JEAN MUNDT'S FAVORITE ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
AUGUSTANA COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS BAND'S SUMMER SEASON STARTS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.D, p.15, col.1"
*WORKS HIS WAY UP THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS LADDER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FIRMS OFFER CONSUMERS CHOICE OF PHONE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATES PREPARE FOR FINAL PRIMARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LILLEHAUG SUES CITY IN PAY DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LAWYER SCOFFS AT SOVIET CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*DO-IT-YOURSELF AUTO SHOP,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WEATHER DOESN'T CHASE AWAY MUSIC LOVERS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD WILL NAME ACTING BUSINESS MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAMPAIGN LETTER ANGERS LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS HOME BUILDER POTENTIAL HURT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISABLED VETS PLANNING PROGRAM ON D-DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LACK OF INVOLVEMENT IN GOP PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN WILL STAND TRIAL ON 2 ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DEMOCRATS, REPUBLICANS WILL WATCH RETURNS","Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN GETS 10 YEARS IN PROSTITUTION CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY DELAYS DECISION ON LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
OFFICER RETIRES AFTER 31 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*LET'S HELP PARK SERVICE WITH DEVELOPMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSIONAL ALARMISTS CREATE NEEDLESS ANXIETY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS MUST BRIDLE JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE FIREFIGHTERS WILL LEARN ABOUT BURNING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR CALLS FOR CONVENTION ON FEDERAL BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"CITY CREWS CONTINUE TO PAVE, CLEAN STREETS","Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CLUB APPEALS RULING ON FEES AT SHERIDAN LAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DELL RAPIDS MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HEAD START PROGRAM AT USD WILL BE IN STUDY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS TODAY IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DASCHLE WANTS CHANGE IN FEDERAL LOAN RATE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DISPUTE ABOUT FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LUNA TAKEN TO PRISON TO SERVE LIFE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
THINNING PINE TREES WILL PROTECT AGAINST BEETLE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEB BOARD WILL CONSIDER BIDS ON MAIN LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DELEGATES CHOSEN FOR GIRLS AND BOYS NATION,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RIVER RECEDES AFTER CRESTING 6 FEET ABOVE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
UNITED FAMILY FARMERS MAY CHALLENGE WATER LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*CITY VOTERS WANT 5 COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OPPORTUNITY FOR EX-CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS SHOULD DECIDE FATE OF NURSING (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS PICK WRONG ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GEDDES WOMAN WINS STATE BEEF COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RAMONA STUDENT WINS CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*WEILAND IS CHIROPRACTOR OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
"*PHARMACISTS HONOR STROSCHEIN, HOPPONEN","Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*A TIME TO PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS MAY BEGIN SUIT AGAINST BLOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY CONSIDERS ISSUING NEW BONDS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HIRE ASSESSOR,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREWORKS VIOLATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL REPORTS PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MONICA FOX SPEAKS SOFTLY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUVENILE CENTER RAISES DAILY RATES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TESTIMONY--PROGRAMS IN STATE NEED WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RAIN QUENCHES FIRE DANGER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
39TH SESSION OF SD GIRLS STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RANCHER STAYS IN JAIL UNTIL MONEY IS RETURNED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BLOCK HONORS SD FOR FOOD STAMP PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN CLOTHIER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PRESSLER--EPA TO AID IN ASBESTOS REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
REVIVAL MEETINGS FOCUS ON GOSPEL REALITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SEARCH FOR ESCAPEES SPREADS TO NORTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO HIDING ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
YANKTON ASTRONAUT NAMED TO SPACE CORPS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*WINNERS LOOK AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LIZARDS INVADE CITY POST OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MAYORAL CANDIDATE DIES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BIG NAMES FIND THE GOING IS TOUGH,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON HELICOPTER AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHAT MEMORIAL DAY IS ABOUT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ARTIST'S WORK LIVES IN STUDIO EXHIBITS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRAIRIE REPERTORY THEATRE SUMMER SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*ABDNOR, JANKLOW FORCES UNITE FOR BATTLE","Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BELL, JOHNSON EXPECT HELP FROM NATIONAL COMM","Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLOSING ARGUMENTS IN MILLER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOAN AGENCY RUNS OUT OF MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN HOSPITALIZED WITH SLASH WOUND,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW YORK MAN GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSIONERS VOTE TO INCREASE LIQUOR TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICALS PLAN GREATER BUILDING EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICE SEEK MAN ON BAD CHECK CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SENATE ADOPTS PRESSLER AMENDMENT FOR STUDY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LEWIS MAY CALL FOR A RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MORE SEX DISCRIMINATION CASES REPORTED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*WARRIOR HARRIS AT STATE TRACK MEET,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KILLER FINDS HONOR IN SERVING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LUTHERANS TO VOTE ON BISHOP,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PERMIT SHOULD BE APPROVED (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROUD OF ALPHA-CENTER WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VANDERLOO'S MOVES WILL DECREASE FIRE PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CLINIC'S INDICTMENTS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TEEN-AGERS NEED TRUST (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*NORDLAND FEXT HAS FLAVOR OF EUROPE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEAGUE IS BOOSTER FOR SF ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DINNER THEATER A TREAT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEKLONG FEST,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*TENDER MOMENT IN THE SOUND OF MUSIC,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
ESCAPEES INDICTED BY GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN INDICTED IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UTILITY PANEL RULES ON MALL METERS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY CANDIDATES ON FUEL SPILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DEPARTMENT'S FIRST LADY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT HONORS 852 VALUED VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BRANDON FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEMOLITION BY COUNTY TO PROCEED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MITCHELL PACKERS VOTE DOWN UNION AT PORK PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CORRECTIONS BOARD ENDORSES SECURITY TEAM,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXTENSION SERVICE TO PLAN PROGRAM CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON FIREFIGHTER CREDITED WITH SAVING INFANT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER IS 1ST WOMAN NAMED TO PAROLE PANEL,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN IN CRITICAL CONDITION AFTER TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL RUN TO FOCUS ON SELLING OF SACRED STONE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION YOUTH IS GOVERNOR AT BOYS STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER WORRIES STOP CLEANUP OF FERTILIZER SPILL,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD GROUP SEES CASH IN THE CARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FARM FAILURES TO FORCE TOWNS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"BEEF MARKET LOOKS GOOD, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*RETAIL SALES GAIN IN LARGER COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"BURT WAS PIONEER, FRIEND","Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COACH IN 'B' TITLE TRIP,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WILDCATTERS' FUTURE REMAINS UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*BYRUMS ON TOUR,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOMETOWN KEEPS TRACK OF THE BOYS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*NELSON, FROEHLICH ARE TOP ATTORNEY HOPEFULS (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO RESOLVE BRADLEY BILL DISPUTES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"ARMS COSTS COULD BUY MUCH FOOD, SCHOOLING (L)","Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LET'S ENFORCE LEASH LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HOLD POLLUTERS ACCOUNTABLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
NUCLEAR WAR NOT SURVIVABLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
REAGAN ERRORS EMBARRASSING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PRISON BREAK STORY CLARIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*OFFICIALS WEIGH DANGER OF CUTTING POUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CREW INSPIRES BRANDON DRIVER DUMP,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*DUCKS SUFFER FROM DRY CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MAN WANTS WAR AGAINST SKUNKS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BLACK HILLS LICENSES DECLINE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
DAKOTA STATE OFFERS DROP OUT SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FEWER PEOPLE FLEW ON MESABA IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KEEP MOVING CATTLE EXPERT URGES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LABOR DEPARTMENT--VETERANS NEED JOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*41ST STREET,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'ARGUS' PLANS TO TEST NEW INK,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"BUSINESS, FARM NEWS TO EXPAND","Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
COLLEGE TO OPEN NURSING CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD FUGITIVE CAPTURED IN IDAHO,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GIRLS STATE HONORS YANKTON STUDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON HOSPITAL HOSTS ANNUAL PICNIC,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DOUGHERTY REMEMBERS KENNEDY'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATIVE CONTESTANTS ANSWER SURVEY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
CITY CANDIDATES TO SPEAK AT FORUMS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*OPEN AIR MARKET EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
CRAZY HORSE ANNIVERSARY MARKED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
CROP-SPRAYING PLANE CRASHES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
RESIDENCY AT ISSUE IN HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
TRESPASS CITATIONS STIR PARENTS' ANGER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
*'88 GRADUATES SET TO TACKLE THEIR DREAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ONIDA'S BYRUM BRINGS HOME A BIG ONE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"BRANDON STANDING ON ITS OWN 7,000 FEET","Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD EXPERTS HAVE MIXED OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PRISON REACTION TEMPERED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SEMINAR LEADER ASSERTS VIEWS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*'CIRCLE II' DELIVERS THE GOODS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
CONGRESS TO GET BACK TO WORK (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MICKELSON ATTENDED WAGON TRAIN FESTIVITIES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEENS FACE BIG PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO STOP THE RENAMING OF COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ASPIRIN WON'T ELIMINATE HEART RISK FACTORS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*BYRUM CONQUERS KEMPER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORMER PUBLISHER OF LEMMON PAPER DIES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MARKS WILDLIFE AWARENESS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TALENT AGENCIES SEEK SD COWBOYS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VICTIM'S HUSBAND LEAVES HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHEELCHAIR FISHING DOCK OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAYOR'S FAMILY PICNIC TIES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WARDEN WISHES HE COULD LIVE WITH THE PHARAOHS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"THANKS, TEACHER FOR INSPIRING BOY","Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USD TO TELL FRATERNITY OF PENALTY SOON,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE--TERMINALS HELP ACCESS CRIMINALS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
USD WANTS AIDS FILM,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*COLTON ARTIST QUICK TO DRAW MCGRAW,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHILD RAPIST BULOCK GETS 30 DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BANKRUPT PARENT MAY HAVE BUYER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HARRIS--CITY POLICY STANDS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOW-PROFILE RACES MAY LOWER TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE BOARD NEEDS ENVIRONMENTALISTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MURDER SHOWS NEED FOR DEATH PENALTY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
NOISY EPISODE SHOULD EMBARRASS JAYCEES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
REMOVING HELMET MAY HURT ACCIDENT VICTIM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DRIVING CHECKPOINTS IN CITY COMMENDABLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
LIMKE'S WORK WITH DISABLED EXEMPLARY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
STOLL REAL HERO FOR TRANSPLANT WORK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*LOCAL WRITER TO BE AT BOOK SIGNING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY BOASTS MORE THAN CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ELK POINT WOMAN SHARES GRIEF OF DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN APPOINTED TO SENIORS COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT ACTION DELAYED IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON MEETS WITH NUCLEAR DUMP FOES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PILOT INJURED IN PLANE CRASH NEAR STURGIS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN IN PEDDLING CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IN THE SHADE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY ORDERS HOUSES DESTROYED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS MAY DEFY RULING ON PEYOTE USE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAST SCHOOL DAY A RELIEF FOR MOST,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWN WATERING OK'D FOR 2 DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AGENTS SEIZE HOUSE IN VIBORG DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIR FORCE PROBES JET COLLISION,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
POLICE WAITING FOR TESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY VOTING PRECINCTS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CITIES POOL EFFORTS FOR DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIONS CLUB DISTRICT MEETING STARTS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAXI CABS MAY RETURN TO BROOKINGS STREETS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"GARAGE FIRE DESTROYS 2 CARS, 2 MOTORCYCLES","Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BOYS STATE GOVERNOR WINS ON LOW BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LANDLORD EYES ELECTION OUTCOME,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*ACTION NEEDED TO PRESERVE FISHING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ELK POINT GOLF COACH HONORED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*FACILITIES SLOW TO CATCH UP,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
YOUTHS GET OWN DEER SEASON,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
CREDIT CARDS CAN BE USED TO BUY STAMPS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
JAPAN GETS TASTE OF MIDWEST ICE CREAM,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"MEDIATION PROGRAM HANDLED 1,072 CASES","Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PUC WARNS AGAINST YELLOW PAGE MAILINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STATE AFL-CIO TO MEET THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CITIBANK WANTS THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SD UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS TO 3.7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*DAVI THREATENED TO KILL EX-WIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN PELTS AREA FARMS BY THE BUSHEL,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDY RIPS AMBULANCE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES SAY STUDY SUPPORTS CARETRAUM,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*OWNERS OF RIVAL FIRMS FEEL VINDICATED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"REPORT RAISES NEW WORRIES, RESIDENT SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DON'T FORGET ABOUT SAVING OLD SCHOOL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COSTS FOR EDUCATION BEAT PRISON SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
KNOBE SHOWS CLOSED MIND (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
NELSON AS MAYOR COULD HELP CITY IN PIERRE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
REPEAT SEX OFFENDERS SHOULD BE CASTRATED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*MEALTIME TRICKS HARD TO SWALLOW,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COOK LIKES TO SURPRISE WITH FOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN STABBING AT BAR,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSING 13-YEAR-OLD SOUGHT AS RUNAWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROSECUTORS DISCUSS PLEA IN GIRL'S SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO SENT TO PRISON FOR BUSINESS SCAM,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAN'T ATTEND RUSHMORE EVENT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEER LEADERS ARE GOLDEN,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"OFFICIALLY, FIRE CAUSE UNKNOWN","Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY BID TO PUT TEETH IN DUMP LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WITNESS DESCRIBES PLANNING MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEADWOOD CASINOS GET CLEAN REPORT ON CODES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MAN DIES IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN OFFICIALS PUT LIMITS ON VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN LANDS PLANE AFTER HITTING GOOSE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"5,000 SEEK TICKETS TO RUSHMORE CELEBRATION","Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FORMER MAYOR NAMED TO NATIONAL COLLEGE POST,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWYERS WANT PELTIER AT FARGO HEARING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO TAX, DRUG CHARGES","Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PENITENTIARY TRUSTY BEING HELD IN MEXICO,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MOBILE-HOME OWNERS WARNED TO PAY TAXES IN PENNINGTON,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*DUMMERMUTH RECEIVES COACHING HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PLAYERS READY FOR TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"HERBICIDES MIGHT BE COSTLY, HARMFUL","Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"STATE TRUCK, CAR SALES PICKING UP","Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MANUFACTURERS LEAD IN JOB LOSS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
"*FAMILY, FIANCEE WAIT FOR WORD","Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTHERN SITE PICKED FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD IS ABUSING OPEN MEETINGS LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LAWRENCE WELK WAS FRIEND TO DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
QUAYLE UNDERSTANDS WHAT IS FICTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"PEER PRESSURE PUSHES KIDS, TEENS TO SMOKE (L)","Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
NATIONAL DEBT GETTING WORSE (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*WRITER PAINTS FRIENDLY PORTRAIT OF GREEK ISLE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*2-DAY FESTIVAL STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ATLANTIC REP TO CHECK OUT CRASH ALLEY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*NELSEN PROFILES STORYTELLERS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AUGUSTANA GRANT GOES TOWARD RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BENEFIT DANCE SATURDAY IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FELON GETS 8 YEARS FOR VIOLATING PROBATION,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIRLS STATE GOVERNOR TO BE ELECTED TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF AIRPORT SETS BOARDING RECORD,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ZOO POSTPONES ANNUAL SIOUX FARI,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOYD COUNTY PROCEDURES SPUR COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY OFFICIALS WAITING FOR POWERBALL WINNER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENT FEE IDEA CONCERNS PARENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A SIGN OF THE TIMES--WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EXPANSION ISSUE WON'T GO TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FBI OFFICER URGES INDIAN RECRUITING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FMHA SENDING OUT LOAN DEBT NOTICES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEAD GROUP URGES TOWN PRESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS LIFE FOR HABITUAL OFFENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PELTIER DOCUMENTARY SHOWS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*EXCHANGE STUDENTS RAVE ABOUT US STAY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE AGENCY PREPARES CHASTITY RULE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TWO SD MEN SENTENCED FOR RIGGING BIDS FOR BUSES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS LIBRARIAN FIRING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SD REACTION MIXED TO TEACHING SEX ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OPEN COMMUNICATION TARGET,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
BENDABLE RIBBON ADS BRING BEDFORD BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
FINAL MOMENTS OF MICKELSON'S FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SEWAGE CAUSED TOE TO BECOME INFECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAYOR RELUCTANT TO SUPPORT LOW-INCOME HOUSING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAPES REVEL CHILLING EXCHANGE BETWEEN TOWERS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BOOK TAKES A HISTORIC TRIP ALONG HIGHWAY 14,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MIDEAST PEACE PLAN WOULD BENEFIT US,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LET'S TALK ABOUT LOVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STUDENTS DESERVE PRAISE FOR DEFYING PRAYER BAN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LAWMAKERS FRIENDS OF RURAL AMERICAN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GARAGE SALE TO BENEFIT TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*ON D-DAY, REMEMBER CHRIST ALSO","Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN PLANS APPEAL IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FISHING DERBY SET FOR COVELL LAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS ACQUITTED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MIRACLE NETWORK RACE SET FOR THIS MORNING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PAINT-A-THON TARGETS 33 HOMES IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WAGON TRAIN ROLLS INTO VIBORG FOR CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RECONCILIATION BACKERS WANT ACTION,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TAX GROUP TARGETS CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRUCKER SENTENCED IN RAMMING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LIGHT EARTHQUAKES SHAKES MINNESOTA AND DAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GIRLS STATE ELECTS HENRY CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILLER PROMISES PUSH FOR TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD CAMP BASED IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PICNIC TO HONOR NEW GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY YOUTH BOYS STATE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*VERMILLION MAKES PLANS FOR FUTURE OF ITS AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*TEXTBOOK AUTHOR SETS OWN GOALS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
5-YEAR DROUGHT MAY BE OVER IN WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"FAMILY, TRUST SPLIT SCHWAN FORTUNE","Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*CANARIES WING TOWARD OPENER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"SD LUTHERANS OPPOSE PREMARITAL SEX, GAY MARRIAGES","Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*SOUTH DAKOTA POLITICS, LIFE TREAT BURG WELL","Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRIEST LANDED BY PARACHUTE NEAR GERMANS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HOT SUMMER NITES TO BEGIN TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP TO DISCUSS MINORITY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMPANY CREATES DO-ALL COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COMPANIES SEE STOCK PRICES FALL AFTER GOING PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AN UMPIRE WHO SEES ALL,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LAKE HAS SMALL PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SOME FISH FEEL THE NEED TO ROAM FAR FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
STATE FISHING RECORD FALLS TO LEAD MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*CANARIES GET READY TO 'PLAY BALL',"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"ACTRESS PAID {dollar}11,000 FOR ADS","Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MAN WHO STOLE CAR,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VANDALS DESTROY MAILBOXES IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OLESON NEW DIRECTOR OF STATE DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS WON'T RULE OUT INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A COAT OF KINDNESS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KIWANIS TO ACQUIRE A NEW SHAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ARGUS EARNS TOP HONORS IN NEWSPAPER COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
RACE-CAR DRIVER DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*FORT SISSETON ALIVE WITH RE-ENACTORS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NEWSPAPER GROUP ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS REPORT ON FLOOD DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
MITCHELL TEEN WINS DUCK STAMP CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY RECEIVES WAR FILES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*HELPLINE LINKS CALLERS TO SOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAY COST {dollar}2.5 MILLION FOR TRENCH NETWORK,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
NEWSPAPER GROUP NAMES CONTEST WINNERS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TRAVELER INSPIRES FREE BUS SERVICE ON PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
POLL PORTENDS GOOD FALL RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CANDIDATES' HEALTH NOT RELEVANT (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CLOSED VOTING SYSTEM UNFAIR (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
JUDGE DECIDING STATE'S TOUGHEST ISSUE (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
DUNN HELPS PROTECT STATE'S WORKING CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
GOVERNMENT TEAMWORK DISASTER FOR TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
SALES TAX REALLY REPLACEMENT TAX (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
JANKLOW DISTORTING GOVERNOR'S TAX PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
DISTRICT WELL SERVED BY REP VANDERLINDE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
REPUBLICAN PRAISES BEDDOW'S LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
MILLER BEST 'BAIT' TO ATTRACT INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
STATE DOESN'T NEED SELF-STYLED FIGHTER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
DEMOCRATS HELP MILLER WHILE FEARING JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
"CLINTON, JANKLOW BOTH MISLEADING TAXPAYERS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
GOVERNOR'S EFFORTS DESERVE FULL TERM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
JANKLOW BEST PERSON TO LEAD THE STATE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
FORMER LT GOVERNOR COMES OUT FOR JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*RESERVATION COUNSELORS CALL FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
NOW FOLLOWING MORE NATURAL COURSE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.D, p.12, col.5"
*INVASION UNITED SOUTH DAKOTANS HOME AND ABROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*COLLEGE CAN'T PREPARE YOU FOR HAY DAYS OF SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SURVIVING MEANT DREAMS OF HOME AND FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1994, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
"*CITIZENS FEAR CRIME, BUT POLICE INSIST CITY SAFE","Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN TO SEE IF CHILD BURIED THERE ...,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CITY STRUGGLES TO SHAKE LOW-WAGE IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*THE HOUSING HEADACHE,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*SOME LONGTIME RESIDENTS WARY OF IMMIGRANT INFLUX,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS FACES PLEASANT CHALLENGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRISON-RUN FILM SERVICE A PRAGMATIC SOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WEALTHY TO GAIN FROM GOP BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
JOHNSON HURT RECORD WITH ABORTION VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SD MUST STUDY ITS ADOPTION LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
OJ TRIAL HIGHLIGHTS LEGAL SYSTEM PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*WE PASS THIS WAY ONCE; LET'S MAKE IT COUNT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GIRLS STATE GIVES TEEN-AGERS A VOICE IN THEIR WORLD,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LETTERS STAND FOR NAME OF SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SUNDAY EVENING FIRE DESTROYS MOBILE HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TELETHON COLLECTS {dollar}231,676 LOCALLY","Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ABUSE HOT LINE REACHES OUT TO MORE WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ROUGH RIDING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VOA DAY CARE CENTER PRESIDENT A FAMILY MAN AT HEART,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES WANT SCHOOLS TO GET TOUGH,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CITY COUNCIL EXPANDING CONFLICT-OF-INTEREST RULES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS KILL 2 SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS-ABERDEEN FLIGHTS TO BE OFFERED,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TOURIST SITE OPENS NEW EXHIBIT BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REGENT--BUDGET CUTS HURTING EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*PANEL OK'S PERMIT FOR COSTNER COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STOCKYARDS SUPPORT NEW GRAZING RULES,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WIDOW DISPUTES SUICIDE RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*MINISTER TO LEAD THREE AREA CONGREGATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STATE FARMERS FALL FURTHER BEHIND AFTER SUNDAY RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DEVOTED LIFE TO TEACHING,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*FALL ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*ZERO-BALANCE CREDIT CARDS CAN STILL HURT,"Argus LeaderJun 05 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MEAT CUTTERS MERGE WITH RETAIL CLERKS UNION,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PSYCHIC DISASTER TO HIT PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"PSYCHIC, DISASTER TO HIT PIERRE","Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
POPE GIVES LIFT TO HUMAN RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
POPE GIVES LIFT TO HUMAN RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS AT STAKE IN HURD CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SAYS ARGUS 'BLEW' COVERAGE OF SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*THE WASHED-OUT BRIDGE ALONG THE CITY'S BIKE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER FEARS HEATING OIL SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
LOANS CALLED FOR TO SAVE RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
WATER REORGANIZATION PRAISED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER FEARS HEATING OIL SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
LOANS CALLED FOR TO SAVE RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SD STOCKGROWERS ASSOC CONVENTION IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
WATER REORGANIZATION PRAISED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
OPINION ON UTILITY CHARGE SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
*MENNO KICKS OFF CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
OPINION ON UTILITY CHARGE SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
FUNDING SWITCH MAY CUT JOBS FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
FUNDING SWITCH MAY CUT JOBS FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
FUNDING SWITCH MAY CUT JOBS FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
SUBSIDY PAID TO KEEP BUSES ROLLING,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KNOBE INTRODUCES ENERGY-USE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BULK DEALERS CAUGHT IN MIDDLE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KNOBE INTRODUCES ENERGY-USE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ANOTHER SHORTAGE-FUEL TANKS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*PUT ALL YOUR EGGS IN THE BLUEBERRY BASKET,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DELAYS PEN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DELAYS PEN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ABDNOR GEARS UP FUNDRAISING EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABDNOR GEARS UP FUNDRAISING EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD NATIONAL GUARD READY TO HELP,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WATER-SAVING NEW TOILET REVEALED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SOUNDS FROM MOVIES BACK ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WATER-SAVING NEW TOILET REVEALED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*CONTROVERSIAL BISHOP GOING TO NEW FLOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*CONTROVERSIAL BISHOP GOING TO NEW FLOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*CONTROVERSIAL BISHOP GOING TO NEW FLOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
STRAIGHT SHOOTERS TANGLE IN STATE GOLF SHOOTOUT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW HAS NY TALKS WITH CITIBANK OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW HAS NY TALKS WITH CITIBANK OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CATTLEMENT PREDICT GOOD YEARS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW HAS NY TALKS WITH CITIBANK OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CATTLEMEN PREDICT GOOD YEARS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUXLAND HERITAGE MUSEUM-NO MONEY FOR RESTORING,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CATTLEMEN PREDICT GOOD YEARS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS FEAR MINING WILL RUIN WATER-DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS FEAR MINING WILL RUIN WATER-DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MANDAN POWERLINE CORRIDOR IS REDUCED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MINNESOTA 1ST BANK CHANGES MIND,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD GUARD READY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
YOU CAN'T BEAT THESE PROGRAMS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ASKS JANKLOW TO KEEP SD OPEN FOR CUBANS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BILL WOULD PENALIZE PRO-LIFE PROTESTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STATE-OWNED RAILROAD WOULDN'T NEED PROFITS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
IRKED BY LATE QUESTION FROM CENSUS TAKERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
AG OFFICIAL TO MONITOR SD HOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AG OFFICIAL TO MONITOR SD HOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITIAN GIRLS STATE GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TOP OF LEMMON LAKE DAM GIVES WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BUSINESS WOMEN TO MEET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*EDIBLE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*MIRACLE SHINES ON SMALL CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*STATE PLAN DOOMS RAILS, FOE SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*STATE PLAN DOOMS RAILS, FOE SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TRUCKERS TO SKIP RAIL CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
"NO ONE SAID THEY COULDN'T, AND SODRAC HELPS","Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"NO ONE SAID THEY COULDN'T, AND SODRAC HELPS","Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S BID TO BREAK LEASE CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEANS-AUTHORITIES USE DOUBLE STANDARD,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S BID TO BREAK LEASE CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S BLOCK GRANT REQUEST TURNED DOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BELL, UNION REACH ACCORD","Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEANS-AUTHORITIES USE DOUBLE STANDARD,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'A LITTLE NIGHT OF MUSIC'-A PURR INSTEAD OF A ROAR,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S BLOCK GRANT REQUEST TURNED DOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BELL, UNION REACH ACCORD","Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SF SERVICE CONSIDERED BY FRONTIER,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DISPUTES ARTICLE SIOUX FALLS GAME (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRIESTS' HOSPITALITY IN MARCH RECALLED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRIESTS' HOSPITALITY IN MARCH RECALLED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEARS' USED OIL TURN-IN WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OLD MAINE LOBSTER'S CUISINE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEARS' USED OIL TURN-IN WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'PRO LIFE' STAND ON ABORTION FAVORED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LIKED EDITORIAL ON OFFICE TECHNOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LIKED EDITORIAL ON OFFICE TECHNOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PETITIONERS SHOULD LOOK INTO PAST (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TIRED OF WINGLER-URGES HIS RECALL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ANTI-ABORTION RALLY HERE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOYS STATE GOVERNOR FROM SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUPREME COURT HEARINGS IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONVICTED SD MAN WILL APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
A FIRE IN PIERRE DOESN'T HAVE A CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE QUESTIONS INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATTLE SCAM MAN FREE ON BOND,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SYANIDE GOLD EXTRADICTION OK'D,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CALIFORNIA WANTS HOT SPRINGS INMATE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INMATE'S NO-COST LAWSUITS CUT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INMATE'S NO-COST LAWSUITS CUT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MEANS WILL WAIVE HEARING-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MEANS WILL WAIVE HEARING-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LUTHERANS PONDER UNION ISSUE VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HANDICAPPED SCHOOL TO GET TRACK RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HANDICAPPED SCHOOL TO GET TRACK RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS RULING ON MOBILE HOMES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS RULING ON MOBILE HOMES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FRIDAY'S LAMB SHOW RESULTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*IOWA SHEEP PRODUCER LEARNS AT EVERY SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*IOWA SHEEP PRODUCER LEARNS AT EVERY SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
BANKS WASN'T THE 1ST REFUSED EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW HAS MADE 14 EXTRADITION REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW JABS MO LAWMAKER ABOUT SLURRY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR DEVELOPER FOR BLOCK 11,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TOWNS SPRANG UP, DISAPPEARED OVERNIGHT","Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PAYMENTS FOR RAMP START IN '86,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
2 SDSU OFFICIALS FACE UNCERTAIN FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
INTERIM LEGISLATIVE STUDIES AID PROCESS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*75 PERCENT IN SURVEY FAVOR BONDS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"FLAG PRICES, OTHER ADVICE OFFERED (L)","Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HISTORIAN'S PAPERS OFFER CHRONICLE OF SD (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARGUS CRITICIZED FOR NEGLECTING WHS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FIVE STARS FOR FINE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ABORTIONS DEPLORED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
DRIVEWAY PARKING IRRITATES PEDESTRIAN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SD FARMER WILL GRIPE AT PANEL HEARING,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*DRIVING COURSE IN THE TRUCK RODEO,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
CONGRESSMEN TO MEET WITH BRANDON FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CUSTER CABIN OWNERS WANT LEASE RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DELEGATES CHOSEN FOR BOYS NATION,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SPECIALISTS STUDY SD DROUGHT-RELIEF PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*BIKERS FOR MD,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LUTHERAN CONVENTION RESOLUTION LAUDS REAGAN,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*LINGENFELTER ANXIOUS TO PLAY PRO,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONFIDENT WYNIA WINS JACKRABBIT 15,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STRAIN CLEARED BY OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*DEAD CARP, A SMELLY PROBLEM FOR POPULACE","Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*IRELAND VICTORY--PLAYHOUSE TROUPE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SMALL-TOWN RESIDENTS ALL PITCH IN,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD CENTENNIALS & OTHER CELEBRATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SINGING THE PRAISES OF CHURCH MUSIC,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*CLARA BLACKBURN--ITALIAN COOKING IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*BLOCK 11 QUANDARY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CLOTHIER TERRY HILMOE BOUNCES BACK,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*LAWYERS, ACCOUNTANTS, REALTORS FORM CO-OP","Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LANDLORD-TENANT LAW CHANGING,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*LOVE HIM OR HATE HIM, HE'S HAD IMPACT","Argus LeaderJun 06 1982, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*CITY OFFICIAL RAISES SETTERS IN SPARE TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC RADIO FACTIONS CONTINUE POLITE SPARRING,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
'STATEWIDE' WILL LOOK AT EMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUILDING PLANS ARE ON BOARD'S AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS JOBS BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY DONATES MONEY FOR CHAPEL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FISH HATCHERY WILL BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTOR VECHICLE OFFICIALS HAVE MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BLOOD BANK WORKER HAS HEARD ALL THE VAMPIRE JOKES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER-SUING BOOKSELLERS MAY LEAD TO SELF-CENSORSHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENT DEVELOPS HEART MONITOR,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS DISPUTE WHO HAS RIGHT TO RESERVATION LAND,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SPACE NEEDS--A LOOK AT OLD COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUNDLED UP IN BLANKETS IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THUNDERSTORM RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DISCHINGER--NBA HASN'T CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PLEASURE BOATING MEANS TIME FOR WATER SKIING,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*MONDALE ENJOYS A GRAND FINALE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*CUNNINGHAM, BELL WIN BIG","Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HART GETS 51 PERCENT OF STATE VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STATE TURNOUT LOW,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MUD FROM BAD RIVER BAD FOR WALLEYE FANS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PROPER HANDLING OF FOOD PREVENTS UPSET STOMACHS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BELL CLIPS MANGELS IN HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CUNNINGHAM STOMPS SINCLAIR IN SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS INVESTIGATE CAUSE OF BLAZE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HURON COMMISSION APPROVES SPECIAL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MOST INCUMBENTS WIN LEGISLATIVE RACES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NUKE WASTE SITE BACKERS AHEAD IN REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ISSUE OF PRETRIAL PUBLICITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REMEMBER DAD ON FATHER'S DAY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
'SPIRIT OF CRAZY HORSE' WILL BE MOVIE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
INCUMBENTS DOMINATE LEGISLATIVE RACES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RENTSCHLER AND ZWEEP ADVANCE IN COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS CHOOSE DELEGATES","Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*MONEY FOR WEB PIPELINE OK'D,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TOWNSHIP SETS UP POLL IN GARAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
GROUP TO STUDY MOVE FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
3 SOUTH DAKOTANS DIE IN OUT-OF-STATE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*A SIGN OF SPRING,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
"HAS FOUND HOMES FOR 8,000 FAMILIES","Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
SEMINAR GIVES WOMEN TIPS ON STARTING,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*CITY HALL OVERHAUL COULD BE TRICKY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOTORCYCLE FATALITY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS VOTE TO CLOSE USD NURSING SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE IMPORTATION OF LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GOLFERS TEE OFF AGAINST CANCER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRAYER DECISION COULD AWAKEN SILENT MAJORITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ROAM FREE IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTOGRAPH CLUB PLANS ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY WILL GATHER IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
LITTLE PEOPLE OF AMERICA MEET THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*MAN DROWNS IN BIG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REVIVAL STOKES FIRES OF FAITH,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CATTLEMEN DIP INTO FARM POLICY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MINORITY PLAN DRAWS COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS MARKET OPENS JUNE 15 DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINISTERIAL GROUP GIVES CHECK TO RELIEF EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BODY FOUND IN STOCK DAM TAKEN FOR AUTOPSY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOYS STATE NAMES TWO GOVERNOR CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLOTHIER TRIED TO COVER UP SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOUNDATION GIVES UP VO-TECH PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY RENEWS CALL FOR REGIONAL JAILS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MISSION MAYOR FINED ON ALCOHOL-SALE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW UNDECIDED ABOUT HIS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RANCHER PLANS MUSIC FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CHEAP LOAN MONEY DOESN'T LAST,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BELL WORKERS JOIN STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DEADWOOD MAN PAINTS OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WOMAN FIGHTS NUCLEAR POWER ON CANVAS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"CITY, CITIBANK ENJOY PARTNERSHIP (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STUDENT PLAY BOOSTS AREA'S IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
QUALITY OF TALENT IMPRESSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
AGENCY NAMES S DAKOTA REPRESENTATIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SWEET MEMORIES FOR EVANS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A STUDY IN HAPPINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONTINUES TO DELIBERATE IN MILLER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL AID PETITIONERS PLAN BIG PUSH,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MERCHANT ON TAX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IDENTIFICATION NEEDED FOR FOOD GIVEAWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MUSEUM TO RECEIVE FEDERAL GRANT OF {dollar}38,491","Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLEADS GUILTY TO SEX CONTACT WITH MINOR,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOLF NAMED REALTOR OF THE YEAR BY PEERS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANOTHER WINNING PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANDIDATES ON CHOICES FOR RUNNING MATES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRAND JURY INDICTS TWO MEN ON SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN APPARANTLY HANGS HIMSELF IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO TRAFFIC DEATH CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ALTERNATIVES TO JAIL FOR THE DISABLED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"HEIDEPRIEM, VOLESKY CONSIDERED","Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MICKELSON, ROBERTS AWAIT CANVASS","Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ORDERED TO PAY IN WATERWAY SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*NEVER TOO OLD TO EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOT BUT NO RECORD,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HAVING A FIELD DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LUTHERANS ELECT EITRHEIM AS SD BISHOP,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CARELESSNESS CITED IN ESCAPE AT PRISON,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MYSTERY MISSIVE MIFFS ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MAYOR REVIVES PICNIC,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"""GO TO THE DEVIL' TREK RAISED {dollar}32,000","Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FLOWERS MAKE CITY BLOOM IN BEAUTY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TEDDY BEAR PICNIC WAS A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
YWCA THANKFUL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
COMMUNITY HELPED HONOR BANQUET,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FAMILY APPRECIATES CPR EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FIRE STATION NO.2 DESERVES THANKS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PEOPLE MADE GROWTH FESTIVAL WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
AGENT IMPORTANT IN FILLING INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PACK LUNCH AND TAKE IN PICNIC (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"PIERRE, BUFFALO, STURGIS, FAITH TO VISIT","Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HURD STRIKE RULING LOGICAL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
QUARRY WOULD HURT CORSON-AREA (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CAUCUS SUPPORTS STRIKERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DIETARY CONFUSION CORRECTED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CORPORATION LISTS FARMLAND SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP CALLS BANK BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAXALT PLANS VISIT TO SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION LEADERS MEET IN CHICAGO,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 CHILDREN DIE IN 2 ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES HAVE SUSPECTS IN 3 FIRES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUS LINE EMPLOYEES ACCEPT CONCESSIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CRIPPLED CHILDREN BECOME TEAM MATES FOR A DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"VANDERLOO, CHALLENGERS EXCHANGE CHARGES","Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*3 PEOPLE INJURED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SUIT FILED TO BLOCK IBP AID,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CEMENT PLANT SHUT DOWN AFTER CONVEYOR FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER SCHOOL WINS IN DRUNKEN DRIVING EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATORS SPLIT ON DELAYING EMPLOYER SANCTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON GIRL ELECTED GOVERNOR AT GIRLS STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEANS WANTS IN DEBATES FOR '88 RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TAX LIMIT WOULD CUT SCHOOL MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WOMEN WANT PURSE POWER--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*HOWARD--STEADY IN A CHANGING WORLD,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MELON MUNCHER,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG WEIGHT WATCHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DON'T LET SMALL TURNOUT SETTLE PRIMARY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DISCARDING PAMPHLET NAIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SCHOOL SAFETY PATROLS DESERVE RECOGNITION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RISTY CARES ABOUT EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ASSOCIATION CREATES DOUBTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*METTLER, DEVINE RECORD MIRACLE 5K WINS","Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COUNTRY MUSIC STARS TO SING NEAR BRITTON,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIVESTOCK INDEX TO HIT DANGER ZONE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SPELEOLOGISTS TO TOUR WIND, JEWEL CAVES","Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL FISHING LICENSE MEETING SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRIMARY CONTESTANTS EMPHASIZE SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RUNNING FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REVITALIZED DAKOTA STATE TO FIGHT STEREOTYPES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD GRADUATES DESERVE A CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARMER TRADES CROPS FOR CHRISTMAS TREES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*GOVERNOR DEFENDS HANDLING OF PRISON INCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW LIBEL LAWSUIT DISMISSED BY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOLD MINE EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
REBIRTHING NEEDS PROPER SUPERVISION,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"YOUNGSTERS AFRAID OF FAILURE, EXCLUSION","Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
BRUTAL ATTACK IN CHINA WON'T KILL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MANY VIP'S LAUNCHED WAGONS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAXPAYERS SHOULD CONTROL GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DRIVERS HAVE EARNED RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*BYRUM FORCED TO MISS US OPEN,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MCCONNELL WAITING AS DRAFT ENTERS 2ND DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CONTEST IS OPEN FOR STATE AG MURAL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
OFFICIALS WANT PINE TREES EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE SEARCHES FOR BEST CHRISTMAS TREE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MITCHELL PLANT SET TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
ARLINGTON APPROVES SUNDAY BEER SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY OFFERS CHANCE FOR ABSENTEE VOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY PARK DEDICATION SET FOR WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC OFFICES WILL REMAIN IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER CHARGE FILED IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY RESIDENTS FIGHT CONDEMNATION ACTION,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARK PLAN PROTESTERS BRING COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY PURCHASES FIRE STATION,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX FREEZE FOES TEAM UP FOR REFORM,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A WALK ON GARRETSON'S WILD SIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*FRIENDS, FAMILY BACK WEDDELL IN COURT","Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
A LIST OF THE STATE COALITION'S OBJECTIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARRAIGNMENT SET IN RAPID CITY ARROW SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER STATE PARK BEGINS REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUMMER TOURISM OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BADLANDS PARK MARKS 50TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOMESTAKE WORKERS OK 3-YEAR CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
W RIVER WAGON TRAIN BEGINS TREK,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*CITY'S FIRST WOMAN POSTMASTER,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INCUMBENTS WIN PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH SCHOOL DRINKING HIGHER THAN AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HARRISBURG REJECTS SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SUMMIT PUTS ARMS MADNESS IN FOCUS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JAPANESE WINNING ECONOMIC BATTLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOB TITLE NOT NEEDED ON LETTER TO EDITOR (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SPEND FLAG-FIGHT MONEY ON UNFORTUNATE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STOP BLOCK GRANT FOR MONSTROSITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MUENSTER DOESN'T TAKE STAND ON ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SPECIAL OLYMPIC COVERAGE LACKING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*COOK ADDS SPICE TO SIMPLE FOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE MEAT OF THE MATTER,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS HONORED FOR EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HART RELEASED EARLY AFTER PASSING TESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY OFFICIAL LIKES GAME LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RIVER STATES PLANNING MEETING IN ND,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN DIES IN HEAD-ON COLLISION IN NORRIS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4TH SD STUDENT SENTENCED FOR THEFT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PATRIOTIC KICK,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL'S OUT--TEACHER HUNT BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX REJECTED IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOLST WINS AUDITOR RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TAPKEN WINS JUDICIAL SPOT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE MAY GIVE UP CHAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BIRD STOPS ENGINE--JET LANDS SAFE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS CONSIDERS DAY CARE GUIDLINES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELECTION RESULTS FOR 12 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KINGSBURY COUNTY TO REASSESS PROPERTY TO KEEP FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
4 CAB SERVICES BID FOR BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW DAY CARE PROGRAM PLANNED FOR LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*LAKE LAKOTA IN ITS 'DRY' CYCLE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LENNOX COMMITTEE EYES SCHOOL'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HUMANE SOCIETY RAIDS ALLEGED PUPPY MILL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*LOCAL SOCCER TEAM TO PLAY IN EUROPE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BANKER ADMITS FUNDS MISAPPLIED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
BRAND BOARD URGES INSPECTION CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
RAPID CITY TO GET UNIFORM COMPANY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
"CITY MAN AWARDED {dollar}800,000 FOR TRADING","Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.4"
PROPOSED SALE APPLAUDED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.6"
*DAVI DENIES HE KILLED EX-WIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRE DEPT PROPOSES TO START AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COURT OK'S LOTTO PAYOFF TO IONIA KLEIN,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*KLEINS SMILING, BUT NOT TALKING","Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TIMELINE IN LOTTO DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTER--JOB IS DAILY ADVENTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*SD TOWN PREPS FOR 'THUNDERHEART',"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
NATIONAL EDUCATION GROUP ISSUES FIGURES (PROF),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--AREA'S EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STOP GRIPING ABOUT MAMMOGRAPHY LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HANSON BUILDING FIRE BIG LOSS TO COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FMHA GETS {dollar}5 MILLION MORE FUNDS FOR SD,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JUNE HOUSING LOANS SET AT 8.25 IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RETAIL SALES RISE IN LARGE CITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STOCKBROKER LEADS FIRE RECOVERY DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CITY PROGRAM GOES FORWARD 4 MORE YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
BANDS TO PERFORM AT MAYOR'S PICNIC,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DESERT STORM PICNIC IS SCHEDULED JULY 14,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAL MEETING WILL OPEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKA PASSES GUN-CONTROL BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLABLE MATERIALS TO BE COLLECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKATEBOARDERS FIND OWN PLACE TO SKATE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN-AGER PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN FATALITY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDY DETAILS IN EMERGENCY-CARE GAPS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*INDIAN COLLEGE, CITIBANK TACKLE DROPOUT RATE","Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS TO CUT JOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE SILENCES TESTIMONY IN TRIAL OF TWIN SISTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS WANT VOTE ON LANDFILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUPLE GIVES {dollar}1.7 MILLION FOR SCHOLARSHIP FUND,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DRIVER IN FATAL CRASH SENTENCED TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VERMILLION BOY FAIR AFTER LIGHTNING STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CONTAINERS PLACED IN SOME PARKS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FARMER-LEGISLATORS TO BE HONORED AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BATTLE BREWS OVER BID TO ABANDON RAIL STRETCH,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SIOUX UNIFICATION MEETING THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ESCAPES WILL BE INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
REDFIELD BOARD WON'T REHIRE SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*TOWN'S FUTURE IN NUCLEAR TUG OF WAR,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"POWERBALL WINNERS HAVING FUN WITH {dollar}100,000 PRIZE","Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL SHUFFLE UPSETS SUPERVISOR,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TO LIVE IN A TOWN THAT'S DIVIDED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*YMCA FORCES DADS TO MIX WITH KIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*STAINS OFFER LAUNDRY QUANDRY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"BARN PLAY HAS BRIGHT, WEAK SPOTS","Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*FMHA WORKS TO HELP BORROWERS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TEXAS' PEROT TRIES TO BUY PRESIDENCY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SENIORS SEMINAR WAS WORTH THE TIME (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*BASEBALL A BIG HIT WITH LOCAL YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHARTER MEDICAL FILES BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NBC ANCHOR BROKAW SPEAKS AT BOYS STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAN ENDORSED TO MAKE LONETREE TRUST LAND,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN ELECTED GIRLS STATE GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO SD UNIVERSITIES GIVEN OUTREACH GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FOUR INJURED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOELLER'S PAST CRIMES TO BE USED IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CASINO REQUEST REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CAR FOUND IN WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RECOUNTS PLANNED IN TWO PRIMARY RACES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SF TO CONSIDER WATER LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SUSPECT SOUGHT IN EDDIE O'S ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FORMER FAITH MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JEFFERSON VOTERS ASKED TO CONSIDER SCHOOL BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT CENTER WORKERS TO REGULAR HOURS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PLEASED WITH PUSH FOR BALANCED BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
UNPAID BILL WON'T AFFECT ASH DUMP,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*A FAMILY AID,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WYOMING COURT RULES AGAINST TRIBES IN WATER SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BROOKINGS COUNTY MAY BROADEN FUNERAL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
PRISON POPULATION DOUBLES IN 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WILDLIFE OFFICER AWAITS TRIAL FOR DEATH OF MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MURDER OF DONNA SWANSON IN HOSMER (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OFFICIAL TRIED TO UPHOLD PRAYER BAN (HURON PLAINSMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPAT UNDERSCORES COMMISSION FLAW (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRIED TO UPHOLD PRAYER BAN (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*STRONG LEADERS, TRIBAL GOVERNMENT KEY TO SUCCESS","Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BUS MANAGER BLAMES WOMAN FOR MISSING BUS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
COUNTRY WASN'T FOUNDED ON MAJORITY RULE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
'ARGUS' SKEWS HEADLINE ON CLINTON VISIT TO WALL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
OAK STOOD UP FOR RIGHTS OF THE MAJORITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE RELOCATES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ALWAYS ON THE MOVE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CROP DISASTER,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ALPINE INN FINDS FEW IT CAN'T BEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A GREAT MOTIVATOR TO STAY ACTIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAKE OAHE PICTURE OF GOOD HEALTH,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
NEW PUBLICATIONS ABOUT PARK SYSTEM IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
OPTIONS EXPAND FOR WEST RIVER DEER HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*FUTURE OF NORTH AMERICAN WATERFOWL DEPENDS ON HELP,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*COMMUNITY RECEPTION FOR PUBLISHER FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"FREEMAN MAN, 20, DIES IN ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WATER SLIDE BENEFITS CHILDREN'S SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN YOUTHS SENT KKK MATERIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BISHOP PREACHES MESSAGE OF UNITY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHRISTIANS TO MARCH FOR CHRIST,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OLD HOMES GET SPALSH OF NEW COLOR,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'ARGUS' WINS SWEEPSTAKES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
ARMY GUARD BLAMES CRASH ON HUMAN ERROR,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FREEMAN PUBLISHER TO SERVE 1 MORE YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HOWES SCHOOL EARNS DRUG-FREE HONORS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY CURFEW FOR TEENS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BUGS AND CRITTERS STUDY FOOD CHAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*I DON'T FAVOR EXPANDED GAMING,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS HEAR PUBLIC TRIAL TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWSPAPERS WIN CONTEST AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*WE ALL NEED TRUSTED FRIEND CALLED COACH,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*PASTOR BATTLES FOR WOMEN'S PLACE IN CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*SOME SAY BIBLICAL MODEL OF SUFFERING HURTS WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*SD BECKONS FOR TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1993, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
"*GIRL, 12, DIES IN SHOOTING","Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*POLL: MOST SOUTH DAKOTANS FEEL SAFE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"COUNTIES, TOWNSHIPS FIGHTING ROADSIDE DUMPING","Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS BOARD SHOULD OPEN UP (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"FEEL SAFE, FEED GOOD (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE--TALKING, WRITING ABOUT OTHERS","Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FORMER LEGISLATOR ENDORSES JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MILLER'S STYLE MEANS EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DUNN WILL FIGHT FOR HER CONSTITUENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CARETAKER ADEQUATE BUT STATE NEEDS MORE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
ANONYMOUS FLIERS DEFAME VANDERLINDE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
REPAY DEBT TO VETERANS BY SAFEGUARDING VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LINCOLN COUNTY NEEDS PROGRESSIVE SHERIFF (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
PENITENTIARY OFFICIALS FORGETTING TRUE PURPOSE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
MILK NOT SET OFF IF IT HAS HORMONE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CHILDREN'S TELETHON EARNS {dollar}212,000","Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUS SERVICE TO TAKE CHILDREN FOR SWIM,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DASCHLE, PRESSLER POPULAR; CLINTON, MILLER SLIP","Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOMETHING FISHY GOING ON,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTER'S REWARD IS SAVING LIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
USD LIBRARY ADDITION TO BE READY BY JUNE 30,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
KSFY-TV NAMES SCHUESSLER AS GENERAL MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
USD PICKS RADIGAN AS TEACHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER SCOUT CAMP OPEN TO THE PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"USD GETS {dollar}640,983 MENTAL HEALTH GRANT","Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD STUDENTS TO TOUR BRITAIN IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS FRET ABOUT ABORTION ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TO KEEP GROWING HUMBOLDT ON RIGHT TRACK,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*STUDENT MAY BE EXPEMPT IF INCOME LOW ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*RECRUITS HAVE SFC BASKETBALL COACH EXCITED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCHULDT WON'T GO PRO--YET,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOVE TEACHES THE LESSONS THAT WILL LAST,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GET CREATIVE TO HAVE AN ACTIVE SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HEALTH CARE BECOMES 'HIDDEN GIANT' IN ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CROP INSURANCE DEADLINES ADD TO FARMERS' WORRIES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
KICK BULLIES OUT OF CITY'S POOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"IGNORE TRASHY MOVIES, RECORDS AND RHETORIC (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SCHOOL DISTRICT COOPERATES TO SAVE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
'YANKEES' PRODUCTION WAS VERY ENJOYABLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SETTING FACTS STRAIGHT ABOUT MASONIC CHARITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"DEMOCRATS CRY 'WOLF,' LOSE CREDIBILITY (L)","Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
RABBIT'S SCREAM WAS SIGN OF CRUELTY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"TAKING FLOWERS, PLANTS FROM GRAVE IS INSULT (L)","Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*ALCOHOL RAISES HARD QUESTIONS IN FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FREE MENTAL-HEALTH CLINIC TO OPEN THIS FALL IN SF,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONVENTION THIS WEEK FOR SD'S PEO WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LAKE THOMPSON'S REPUTATION GROWS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN FACES BOMB THREAT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO GARAGE BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNCIL ADDS FEE TO BUILDING CODE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"PUT STATE'S STUDENTS FIRST, LAWMAKERS SAY","Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING THE POINT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BIDS SOUGHT FOR LENNOX SPORTS COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ESCAPEE PICKING UP CHECK IS PICKED UP BY POLICE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAYOR HANSON'S PATROLS OF CITY END WITH NIGHT CHASE,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COLLEGE ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SISSETON-WAHPETON CHAIRMAN OUSTED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*DRAINED HIGHWAY 14 OPEN TO CAR TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OAHE LEVEL COULD SET RECORD THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WESSING SPRINGS SHAKESPEARE PLAY TO BE PRESENTED,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*VAULT PLANNED FOR MEMORIAL RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EX-INVESTIGATOR AWAITS SENTENCING,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*CRAZY HORSE MOUNTAIN HIKE DRAWS 10,000","Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TRIBE BREAKS GROUND FOR TRUCK STOP,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
OKLAHOMA CONSIDERS SDSU OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS WOMEN IN SPORTS,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*GOING FOR THE GOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
COURT ASKED TO REVIEW RELEASE ORDER FOR RAPIST,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
INMATE PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT ON GUARD,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RESENTENCING DATE SET FOR HURON MAN IN MOLESTATION,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
BANKER SUPPORTED CHARITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*WORK-RELATED INJURIES,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MIDLAND LIFE RETAINS A-PLUS RATING FOR PROFITABILITY,"Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"AIRLINE ADDS FLIGHTS TO DENVER, ABERDEEN","Argus LeaderJun 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
CITY BUS SERVICE MAY END MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CAR POOLS NOT CATCHING ON,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CAR POOLS NOT CATCHING ON,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FIXING BLAME AND THE DC-10,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WINGLER QUESTIONED ABOUT CITY STREETS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*TALK IS CHEAP FOR HENNESSY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REPUTATION SITS WELL AT BARN THEATER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'USELESSNESS' ENDS FOR MIKLOS SZAKATS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
'USELESSNESS' ENDS FOR MIKLOS SZAKATS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*TOO MANY 'VOICES' SPOIL THE MOVIE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BANZAI-CHEAP TRICK ROCKS JAPAN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PEKING DUCK BY ROGER SIMON,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS POLICEMAN ARRESTED OVER TRAFFIC TICKET,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS POLICEMAN ARRESTED OVER TRAFFIC TICKET,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
UTILITIES MAY FACE HIGHER HAULING COSTS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
CAR CRASH VICTIM DIES OF INJURIES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
LEGION CONVENTION STARTS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS FORMING CAP SQUADRONS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
'RECREATION' THEME OF CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS FORMING CAP SQUADRONS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WATER PLAN IS DRY READING,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
'BUSHEL FOR BARREL' IDEA DRAWING VARIED REVIEWS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
BOARD SAYS UNREST LOST JOB FOR MEANS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
ROBERTS IN NEW ROLE FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
'BUSHEL FOR BARREL' IDEA DRAWING VARIED REVIEWS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER SAYS HE'S NOT ALLOWED TO SEE INMATES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
"CLOUDS MAY BREAK, FOR A FEW DAYS","Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
USD GETS SCIENCE RESEARCH GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
SPECIAL SCHOOLS SEEK FUNDS FOR HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
SPECIAL SCHOOLS SEEK FUNDS FOR HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*WAGONS AND RIDERS COURSE TOWARD LENNOX,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS PREPARE FOR BUG TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
CRISIS SEEN FOR STORING SD WHEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.3"
DRIFT PROBLEMS MORE SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*GROWING DEGREE DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
'I WONDER ABOUT LIFE AS A FARMER'S WIFE',"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
"*ALCESTER-YEATERDAY-TODAY, 1879-1979","Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
"*ALCESTER-YESTERDAY-TODAY, 1879-1979","Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
FARM ACCIDENTS ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.N, p.30, col.1"
*HORSTEN SISTERS FARM IN HARMONY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1979, sect.N, p.32, col.1"
OFFICIAL SAYS DROUGHT IMPACT HAS JUST BEGUN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
INCREASE IN PHONE RATE OK'D,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
INCREASE IN PHONE RATE OK'D,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL SAYS DROUGHT IMPACT HAS JUST BEGUN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TOXIC INSECTICIDE FUMES SEND FIREFIGHTERS...,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOXIC INSECTICIDE FUMES SEND FIREFIGHTERS...,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOV JANKLOW--I WILL DEBATE MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOV JANKLOW-I WILL DEBATE MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FEROCIOUS WEATHER POUNDS PART OF SD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW-CITIBANK WILL BRING JOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RURAL MAIL CARRIERS HOPE SERVICE WON'T BE CUT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TO SAVE AN ELM,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THE RIVER IS ONLY PARTIALLLY TAMED...,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--CITIBANK WILL BRING JOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RURAL MAIL CARRIERS HOPE SERVICE WON'T BE CUT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THE RIVER IS ONLY PARTIALLY TAMED...,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RURAL MAIL CARRIERS HOPE SERVICE WON'T BE CUT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BURGLARS GRAB DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CATTLEMEN PUSHING DAKOTA PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BURGLARS GRAB DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LANDOWNERS BRING FLOOD CONTROL TO TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LANDOWNERS BRING FLOOD CONTROL TO TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CONCERTS 'UP IN THE AIR',"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CATTLEMEN PUSHING DAKOTA PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COURT TO ALLOW EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COURT TO ALLOW EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COURT TO ALLOW EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW MASTERS ART OF BAFFLEGAB (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MISS SD TEEN-AGER THANKS CITY, PEOPLE (L)","Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
POWER GROWTH URGED BY MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS IPSWICH TRUCKING FIRM,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN-SENT RIOTERS TO CUBA,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN-SENT RIOTERS TO CUBA,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MICHIGAN LAWMAKER GOP KEYNOTER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VA TESTS DEFOLIANT'S EFFECTS ON VETS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS HOSTING LEGIONNAIRES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*WHO'S TOUGHEST,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STEEL SHOT NOT DEAD ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WAR STILL ALIVE FOR COUPLE'S MIA SON,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT-A SD TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WAR STILL ALIVE FOR COUPLE'S MIA SON,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JOHNNY PAYCHECK SHOOTS A COMMERCIAL, MORE","Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WAR STILL ALIVE FOR COUPLE'S MIA SON,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCKENNAN PROJECT COSTLIEST EVER IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"JOHNNY PAYCHECK SHOOTS A COMMERCIAL, MORE","Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMPETED IN A SHEEP-TO-SHAWL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROBE CONTINUES INTO GIRL'S DEATH-WINNER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PROBE CONTINUES INTO GIRL'S DEATH-WINNER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PROBE CONTINUES INTO GIRL'S DEATH-WINNER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TEACHERS' REP DENIES ADVOCATING A STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TURNING AROUND FOSS FIELD DROP (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LUCK--IT CAN DECIDE LIFE OR DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LUCK--IT CAN DECIDE LIFE OR DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LUCK-IT CAN DECIDE LIFE OR DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AGREES WITH WRITER IN FORD CAR DISPUTE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REGIONAL MOVES MIGHT BE BEST FOR AREA STATES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DISAGREES WITH STORY ON LANDLORDS' LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WHAT POETRY IS... (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"SF BOYS TO BOYS NATION, 2 SD GIRLS TO GIRLS NATION","Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"SF BOYS TO BOYS NATION, 2 SD GIRLS TO GIRLS NATION","Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GET HOPPERS OR THEY'LL GET YOU,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FAIR TICKETS SELLING WELL,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
ANOTHER SF BOARD GAME ON SALE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*THE GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP AT THE NATL LAMB & WOOL SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ETSI A LIVE ISSUE FOR WYO GROUPS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LUTHERANS TAKE NO STAND ON MERGER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"*CAROL DIETERS, THE WINNER IN 293 CAR CONTEST","Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
"*CAROL DIETERS, THE WINNER IN Z93 CAR CONTEST","Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
HAPPY CHEF ZEROS IN ON CROWN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DROUGHT-BAD NEWS FOR DUCK HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WORLD-RECORD MINNOW DIES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN NAMED TO POST,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN NAMED TO POST,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXERCISE IS VITAL PART OF WELLNESS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MATTHIES WINS NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*MATTHIES WINS NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
THEY'RE BUSY RACING,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
THEY'RE BUSY RACING,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*'IT'S LIKE A STUFFED AFRICA',"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'IT'S LIKE A STUFFED AFRICA',"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WEATHER WATCHER CARRIES ON TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*'IF YOU DON'T LIKE THE WEATHER IN SD, WAIT...'","Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WEATHER WATCHER CARRIES ON TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MARKETING KEY TO IMPROVED CATTLE INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DROUGHT HELPS HAY PRICE GROW,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DROUGHT HELPS HAY PRICE GROW,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN OPEN NURSING BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BIG SIOUX RIVER CHANGES INTO FOAMY BREW,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SF WOMAN CAPTURES WILDLIFE WITH BRUSH,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*FARMERS TELL LAWMAKERS OF MONETARY PLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*70-YEAR-OLD MAY QUIT LEGISLATIVE CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S SPAT WITH CALIF COULD HURT TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD PLANS AIR TRAFFIC NETWORK,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SF TEACHERS--SEXES EQUAL IN MATHEMATICS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN GOOD CHOICE FOR BIA OFFICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LET'S HOPE JANKLOW IS BLUFFING (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ECONOMIC SOLUTIONS UNENDING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*OUTSTANDING UNIT AWARD PRESENTED TO 114TH,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
IOWA UNION VOTES DOWN CONTRACT OFFER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
TWO GIRLS NATION DELEGATES CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CABIN OWNERS MUST LEAVE CUSTER STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*NEWSPAPER CARRIER'S ALERTNESS BRINGS HELP,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW OWNER PLANS TO REVIVE EMPIRE DEALERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BUDGET CALLS FOR TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*24 YEARS ON THE BENCH,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*JOBS DAUGHTERS HONOR ANDERSEN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MITCHELL PHARMACIST WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PHARMACISTS ELECT STEPHENS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*ROTARY WEST ELECTS CLINT CLARK,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*KAY ROTH HEADS WOMEN'S CLUB,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
COURAGE CENTER APPOINTS JEPSEN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
ORDER OF COOTIES NAME OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"*JONES, ROHN SERVE O'GORMAN","Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MEINEN IS SERTOMA CLUB GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*HIGH SCHOOL SKYLIGHTS LEAK,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL CONSIDER ZONING,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRONTIER AIRLINES CHALLENGES TAXES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IRS RETURNS {dollar}100 MILLION TO TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNEIP--TOO BUSY FOR POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEARCH FOR DROWNING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSION PAVES THE WAY FOR HORSE & BUGGY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*MAN CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARMOUR SELLS PLANTS TO SWIFT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITICORP FILES FOR RAPID CITY BANK,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ENSURE COUNTY CAMPUS FOR SF (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EMBRYO TRANSFER MOVES INTO COW COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INMATES' LAWSUIT SEEKS BETTER CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION GRANTS PERMIT FOR RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE WANTS BAN OF DIOXIN PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COLOME WOMAN DIES IN 1-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CONSULTANT SAYS HE'S OWED {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MITCHELL TEACHERS OK TENTATIVE PACT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ODOMETER FRAUD COSTS VICTIMS BILLIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BODEN IS A PIONEER OF THE BREED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*CUNNINGHAM PLANS AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE DEMOCRATS' CHAIRMAN FOR FRITZ,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INMATES FOUND AFTER 10-HOUR SEARCH,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*A SUMMER OF PUPPETS AND PARABLES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FREEMAN FARMER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEIGHBORS HELP FAMILY AFTER TORNADO,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE HAVE ONE SUSPECT IN CHRISTENSEN CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OLD AND NEW FIRE TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BACKERS OF NUKE WASTE CLAIM VICTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JOBLESS RATE FALLS TO 4.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
VOTERS DID WELL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOME DON'T CARE ABOUT DISABLED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CATCH THE BEAR MAY BE TRIED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DON'T WANT FOREIGN LANGUAGE RULE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCKED BALLOT BOX STOPS VOTE TALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DENTAL CARE ADDED TO MEDICAID PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STOCKGROWERS MAY DISCUSS WATER ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AURORA RESIDENTS WILL VOTE ON GAS FRANCHISE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COURT PANEL SOLICITING VIEWS ON JUDICIAL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ELECTRICITY RATES MAY RISE FOR RURAL CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RESULTS IN PRIMARY RACES FOR THE LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FISHING SETBACKS ARE TOUGHER TO BOUNCE BACK,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A HEART OF GOLD FOR HELPING OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ENJOY SOUTH DAKOTA THIS WEEKEND (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THESE VOLUNTEERS HAVE HEARTS OF GOLD (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CLARIFYING RAILROAD FUNDING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TO SAVE WESTERN RAIL LINE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
US SHOULD NOT AID CONTRAS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"*LOCAL ARTIST BRIDGES COMMERCIAL, FINE ARTS","Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CHOCOLATE, TENNIS AID MARCH OF DIMES","Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MUSICIAN WALTZES HIS WAY INTO LISTENERS' HEARTS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENTER PETITION DRIVE GEARS UP,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP TO REMOVE ASBESTOS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL 19-YEAR-OLD ARRAIGNED ON 14 CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLES TO COVER MILES FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
7 SIOUX FALLS SWIMMING POOLS OPEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLLSTER--MANY WANTED CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARKS PLAN SPECIAL EVENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NURSING HEAD SAYS JANKLOW OFFERED AID,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INJURIES TELL MUCH ABOUT ABUSE CASES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABDNOR WORKS TO TRANSFER PICKSTOWN CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BODY OF MOBRIDGE DROWNING VICTIM IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"RAPID CITY, ABERDEEN PART OF COMPANY LAYOFFS","Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE WILL BE FEATURED IN DOCUMENTARY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER SAYS MOST CUSTOMERS ACCEPT PHONE SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW WILL ASK EUROPEANS ABOUT AG ACTION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
EQUIPMENT DEALERS' WOES SOON FOLLOW,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD OK'S REMODELING PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*ROBERTS CONCEDES GOVERNOR'S PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STORMS WHIP ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MORE CATHOLICS WANT WOMEN PRIESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR GETS NINE AMENDMENTS ON BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AREA CATHOLICS SPLIT ON WOMAN PRIESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*HAIRDRESSER RECALLS GOLDEN YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ADOPTION BREAKS ABUSE CYCLE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
INDIAN SERVICES THANKS VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
THANKS TO ALL FOR PROMOTING TENNIS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ABATE APPRECIATES NEWS COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DOMINICAN SISTERS SHAPED LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PLEASE HELP FRIENDS OF THE INN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
GIVING VOTERS GOODIES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POISON CENTER HELPFUL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*FREEMAN'S HANDEL SET BACK BY INJURY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CITY BUILDS TOWARD RECORD YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUMPS FALL VICTIM TO BLAZE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CUSTOM CARS TO ROLL INTO TOWN FOR COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILBANK BOY SERIOUS AFTER FALL FROM TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICE TO CHECK FEED PROGRAM--DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JURY DELIBERATIONS IN THE MILLER MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ILLEGAL CANADIAN HOGS TRUCKED TO SD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PASSER-BY FINDS WOMAN'S BODY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COLLEGE LAUNCHES FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY SELECTION IN LYERLA MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NORTHERN STATES POWER BUYS MINN FIRM,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GIRLS, BOYS STATE ELECT OFFICERS","Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY POSTAL OFFICIALS BANK ON EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOST LIKELY TEEN SUICIDE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TESTS DON'T TIE SUSPECT TO KILLING,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TOURISM STEADY IN 1985,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PATHOLOGIST TESTIFIES IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JOB FIND HELPS VETS FIND JOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HOSPITAL IS SECOND HOME TO FARMER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INVITED TO POTATO SALAD CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*CAVOUR MAN CANNOT FORGET LIBERTY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHANGES FORCE MEATPACKING INTO NEW ERA,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL--ONE MONTH LATER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EVERYONE FEEL STRIKE REPERCUSSIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"*STRIKE WORRIES, ANGERS LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS","Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
HOPE STRIKE WILL BE RESOLVED (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"WHITES, AM INDIANS CAN BE FRIENDS","Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ALLEGATION HURTS PARALEGALS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PARAMEDICS DESERVE RECOGNITION IN PHOTOS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MORRELL QUESTIONS ANSWERED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
VANDERLOO SHOULD BE OUSTED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CENTER ACTION SHADES OF SS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
LET'S EXPORT LIFE NOT DEATH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*RUNNERS FACE RISK OF PUSHING TOO HARD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOFTBALLS 100TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*VOGLER TRAVELS FAST LANE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
"HUSET DRAWS FANS, DIFFERENT WINNERS","Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
HIGHER FEES FOR NEEDED REVENUE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SPORTSMEN NEED MORE ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DELEGATES PICKED FOR DC MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FMHA APPROVES GRANT FOR WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL STATIONS WIN NEWS PRIZES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONEY AVAILABLE FOR FIRE SQUADS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL BUCKS BAN OF LEADED GASOLINE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL COMMITTEE TO ELECT MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRAWL BREWS ABOUT BAR,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DOCTOR CITES NUCLEAR RISK,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LUTHERANS ADOPT {dollar}2.16 MILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*2-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INDIAN JOURNALIST PLANS NEWS NETWORK,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*EDITOR TRIBE BREAK NEW ECONOMIC GROUND,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
APPOINTEES NAMED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUTHORITIES SEIZE RECORDS IN FRAUD PROBE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"EDUCATION, TELECOMMUNICATION PANELS TO MEET","Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEARINGS SCHEDULED ON STATE BUSINESS LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIONS CLUB OFFICIALS PREDICT WOMEN WILL JOIN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD NINTH IN CATTLE AND CALVES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
JOB-A-THON BEGINS TODAY ON PUBLIC TV,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MAURICES COMPLETES REMODELING AT MALL,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TOTAL BUILDING DROPS IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
POPULAR PURSUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RECOVERY BEGINS QUIETLY ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*CENTER MIXES RELIGION, JOBS","Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*CITICORP MOVE SOLVES NOTHING,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*CALUMET REOPENS 100-YEAR-OLD DOORS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
"*MARY VAN RAALTE, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJun 07 1987, sect.F, p.07, col.2"
*FARMERS SWEAT OUT HOT WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOW TURNOUT EXPECTED IN PRIMARY VOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NSP TO GET RID OF NUCLEAR WASTE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GUARDIANS OF ELDERLY GET LEGISLATIVE REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHILD-SUPPORT 18-YEAR DEADLINE WORKS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
RESIDENCY CONTROVERSY UNDERSCORES LEGAL FLAW (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WOMEN SHOULD FORGET HATE FOR EX-HUSBANDS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FREE ENTERPRISE SINKING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
GOVERNOR CRITICISM RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
REPORT REST OF STORY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*ENTWISLE WANTS TO STAY HEAD OF STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BRANDON TEEN STABLE AFTER FRIDAY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONTRACTS OFFERED FOR FARM MEDIATORS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUGITIVES POSSIBLY SIGHTED IN BUFFALO,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAD MAN TO DISCUSS MINING PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER WINS MCAULIFFE FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A LITTLE SQUIRT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LIQUOR ISSUE FACES VIBORG VOTERS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YOUNG PEOPLE NEED MORE CLOUT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS POLLING PLACES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS WIN PROPERTY TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOND SALE PROPOSAL HEADS TOWARD OK,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CENTURY CITIZENS IN COUNTY TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INVESTMENT COUNCIL SEEKS DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ASSISTANT PROSECUTOR LATE FOR COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MINNESOTA BOOKWORMS TURN UP NOSES AT TV,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*STATE'S KILLING CANCERS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BATESLAND MAN SENTENCED TO 15 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CENTENNIAL WAGON TRAIN ADDS TWO ROUTES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER VOTES AGAINST RAISE FOR LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*PRISON 'WATCHDOG' PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTAN HOPES TO LEAVE CHINA,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AREA'S DRY FARMS FEAR EVEN DRIER SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BOUNDARY PROPOSAL DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HIGHLIGHTS OF TELLINGHUISEN'S REPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CITES ON-DUTY DRUG, ALCOHOL USE, PROBLEMS","Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EX-INMATE RELEASED EARLY PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
NO ONE CAN BE NON-PRO-LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOULD NOT COUNT ON BIG CHANGES IN IRAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTERS' WISHES SHOULD PREVAIL ON WHS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT FLAG (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ELIMINATE MIXING WORRY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HOME SCHOOLS GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LISTEN TO THE PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PERFORMANCE EXCITING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CITY LOST GREAT MAN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LIMIT LAWMAKERS' TERMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*COOK REGARDS FOOD AS GIFT FROM GOD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINERVA'S WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AGENCY'S INSTRUCTOR WINS TUTOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY VOTES TO PUT REVENUE IN ONE FUND,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN GROUP PLANS ELECTION THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TROOPER RESIGNS AFTER ARREST,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEARNING TO GET ALONG,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ACCUSES CITY OF ILLEGALLY AWARDING BIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PARK PLANS NOT FINAL, BOARD SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO DROP CHARGES AGAINST TRI-STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANITOR REACHES SETTLEMENT WITH SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
THREE VOLUNTEERS HONORED FOR THEIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WRITER ALWAYS KNEW SHE COULD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO REVIEW OF COUNTY WELFARE POLICIES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STROKE-PLAY GOLF TOURNAMENT TEES OFF IN RC,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CBA TEAM REVEALS TICKET PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*HENKIN TO HEAD MUNDT FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FOUNDATION BOARD ADDS 3 DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
STATE OFFERS HELP TO FIGHT WEEDS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*AUSTAD'S SELLING THROUGH HOME COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*HISTORIC RAIL CARS TO PORTLAND FOR RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CENTER TO RAISE WAGES TO ALLEVIATE CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWO SUSPECTED FOR 11 BREAK-INS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TRIBE SUES OVER FISHING, HUNTING RIGHTS","Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
WASHINGTON REBIDDING POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE OUTCOME OF RECENT MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ANTI-TAX MOOD EVIDENT AT POLLS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T ELECT LIQUOR DEALER TO SENATE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
ENLIST FISHERMEN IN MISSOURI FIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
WAL-MART WILL OFFER LOW-COST ALTERNATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*VISION FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DAY CARE LAYS GROUNDWORK FOR FUTURE LEARNING,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
DAY-CARE LAYS GROUNDWORK FOR FUTURE LEARNING,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
A-7 WRECKAGE BEING REMOVED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN FIRE PERMIT FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH CARE TOPIC OF HEARING,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN BUYS NATIONAL COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOOD OLD COLLEGE LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORMER ELK POINT POLICE CHIEF SUES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THRESHOLD GETS OK FOR HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRUG ABUSE DISAPPOINTS EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TV POLL QUESTIONED BY MUENSTER CAMP,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURES LAST WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CARPENTRY CLASS BUILDS SKILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS CHOSEN HOST OF LEGION CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PENNY SALES TAX MAY BE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOLGA VOTERS CHOOSE POOL LOCATION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUSPECTS IN BRISTOL TAVERN HOLDUP ARE ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HIGHWAY TO GET NEW NAME THIS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWYERS WANT MISTRIAL IN CROP INSURANCE CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MADISON VOTES TO ANNEX WESTERN ACREAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VOTER TURNOUT GOOD TO POOR IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEADWOOD POLICE CHIEF WANTS MORE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FLANDREAU RENEWS 6 MALT LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PUBLIC HEARINGS SET ON CASINO PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LARGE GARBAGE CANS MAY HINGE ON VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PERMIT FOR COMMERCIAL LANDFILL BEING APPEALED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WOMAN DIES ON FARM--BODY UNDISCOVERED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"CITY, USD FORMULATE PARTY RULES","Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
LAND OWNER HELL'S ANGEL MEMBER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
WIND AND RAIN SLOWS ANGLING ACTIVITY DOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BURGER KING MAY MOVE DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SWENSON IN NORWAY FOR FARM MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*US WEST EXPANDS BUSINESS OVERSEES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"FIRM PLANS EXPANSION IN YANKTON, MADISON","Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
UNCONTROLLED WEEDS MAY START WAR,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
COOL SCHOOL COULD COST {dollar}1.1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DESERT ROSE READY FOR A CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PARTY-SITE OWNERS CHARGED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ANIMAL ADVOCATES GET CARRIED AWAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MEDICAL WASTE PLAN DOESN'T REFLECT REPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SMALL CITY FIRMS DESERVE YOUR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DASCHLE REPLY TO BOGUS LETTER UNBELIEVABLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DIVIDED-HIGHWAY SIGN SHOULD BE RETURNED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"SPAY, NEUTER PETS TO REDUCE UNWANTEDS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
NELSON CAN MOVE CITY AGENDA AHEAD IN PIERRE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*GROUP PLANS SF JAZZ SERIES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REBIRTH OF A CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA PERFORMS HERE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
EX-COLMAN OFFICIAL ENTERS GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES IN FAKED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SEPARATE CRASHES KILL MITCHELL, KYLE MEN","Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'HAZARDOUS' MATERIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NELSON--FILLING 2 POSTS ADVANTAGEOUS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TWINS CASE MAY GO TO JURY TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEFENSE ATTEMPTS TO REFUTE WITNESSES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CANDIDATES BLAST DECISION TO MOVE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
YMCA DEBATES FATE OF CAMP TEPEETONKA,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEGION AUXILIARY TO HOST CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THREE PEOPLE KILLED IN CAR-SEMI COLLISION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YELLOW RIBBONS SHOULD REMAIN AS REMINDER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OGLALA MAN CHARGED IN ATTACK ON BROTHER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ORDINANCE WILL ALLOW CORRECTIONAL CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PANEL ORDERS CHANGES AT SOME CASINOS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*FLOODING CUTS OFF ROADS IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANELIST--STATES RESTRAIN INDIAN GAMING,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POLICE CHIEF COULD LOSE JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BASEBALL WISE CHOICE FOR O'GORMAN GRAD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEWIS & CLARK CHANGING FACE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ELDERLY MAN HURT IN APARTMENT FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RAPID CITY TO REMEMBER '72 FLOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIRED WORKER WINS AGE BIAS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*TORRENTIAL RAIN WAS PRELUDE TO DISASTER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PERSISTENCE PAYS OFF FOR LAW MAN (BROOKINGS DAILY),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"US SHOULD BE LEADER, NOT GOAT (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOLD STARS DON'T SHINE SO BRIGHT IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
LETS OPEN OUR EYES TO GAMBLING EFFECTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
DAVID AND GOLIATH WAS AN APT ANALOGY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
'SILLY IDEAS' BORN IN CLUBHOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
WRITE CONGRESSMEN TO CURB NATIONAL DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*BASKETBALL IS NOT GROSS' ONLY CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*O'GORMAN STUDENTS ON THE RUN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LASOSKI MAKES HAPPY RETURNS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*WARMING UP IS IMPORTANT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NEW HUNTING RULES PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*WINNING STAMPS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
CITY TO CONSIDER CANARIES AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON TEEN ELECTED BOYS STATE GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR RECEIVES FULBRIGHT TO CHINA,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN SEEKS {dollar}15,000 FOR BOTCHED PERMANENT","Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A GOOD DEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CASELOAD CLIMBS ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAINS STATES MAINTAIN PERSONAL INCOME GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*CONSTRUCTION PROJECT ON 10TH, 11TH STREETS","Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*STAAB PROPOSES SCHOOL BOARD WITH 9 MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PLANKINTON PLANS GROUNDBREAKING FOR NEW CLINIC,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*A DANCE OF TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LIBERTARIANS SPEAK AGAINST GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MOUNT RUSHMORE WORKER HAYES DIES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TEEN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CHINESE OFFICIALS LIKE US AGRICULTURE WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
INCOME CUTOFF HIGHER FOR LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"JOB TRAINING PLAN NETS STATE {dollar}57,000","Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RETAIL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"SISSETON CORPORATION TO GET {dollar}120,000 LOAN","Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STORES SHAKE OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*FLOOD-DEATH REPORTS FOREVER ETCHED IN GRAY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*WEDDING BLUNDERS ABUNDANT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*GRAND CANYON TRULY HUGE IN SCOPE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*CHURCH WALKS TO BLESS CROPS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SD WOMEN WORK THEIR WAYS INTO MORE DIVERSE JOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IMMUNIZATION PLAN DESERVES SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NEW DAY DAWNS WHEN YOUNG ONES HONORED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*WIND-ENERGY POTENTIAL UNTAPPED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RIGHTS OF BATTERERS SHOULD BE CURTAILED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WOMEN IN CULT ARE TRULY WOMEN IN COMBAT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DEFICIT-REDUCTION PLAN SHOULD BE REALISTIC (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"OAKS EXERCISED RIGHTS, COURAGE BY PRAYING (L)","Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
EX-LIBERAL REVIEWS CLINTON SHORTCOMINGS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SPIRITUALITY PRESENT AROUND AIDS QUILT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ANTIQUATED SEWER LINE SHOULD TOP TO-DO LIST (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS GO TOO FAR WITH PRESERVATION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GAMING PETITIONS MAY BE RISK FOR CHURCH STATUS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
STEENSLAND LIKE PUPPY IN HOUSE WITH OLD DOG (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
PROJECT SHOULD BE PAID WITHOUT AID OF GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*DISABILITY ACT DESIGN LAWS STARTED JAN. 26,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CIGARETTES BLAMED FOR APARTMENT FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT SETS BUDGET HEARING,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 GUARD ARMORIES IN STATE TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOPING FOR THE CATCH OF THE DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SHERIFF--JAIL TO FILL QUICKLY, EVEN WITH NEW BEDS","Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BISHOP WON'T MOVE ST THERESE FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM MAKES LEARNING HANDS-ON,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOSPITAL SPOKESWOMAN DROVE HOT ROD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*HEALTH-CARE FORUM WILL TAKE TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER GOVERNORS TO ATTEND PICNIC,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WEATHERMAN TO AIR FROM MT. RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RANCHER RESTORES LAND TO NATIVE STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RUNNERS TO HONOR INDIAN HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"YOUNGEST INMATE, 16, TO SEEK PAROLE","Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*GYMNASTS TEMPER HOPES WITH REALISM AT NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOUMAN LIFTS SCANDIA TO WIN AT EARLY BIRD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*JUST SAY HI TO MAKE FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REALITY CHECK ABOUT EFFORTS COULD HELP REACH DREAM,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GLOBE-TROTTING GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PLANNING FAMILY FUN DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*TEAM'S NAME HATCHED FROM 'YELLOW KIDS',"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TREASURER FIRES AIDE WHO URGED CITIBANK AUDIT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PRINCIPAL CHARGED WITH BEATING WIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
REPUBLICAN VOTERS LIKELY TO EXCEED DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SD VOTERS LOVE THEIR INCUMBENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RAPID CITY JOURNAL--MILLER AND BEDDOW,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MITCHELL DAILY REPUBLIC--JANKLOW AND BEDDOW,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MITHCELL DAILY REPUBLIC--JANKLOW AND BEDDOW,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HURON DAILY PLAINSMAN--JANKLOW AND ALLEN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
CITY LAWS LEAVE TEENS WITH NOTHING TO DO (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LITTLE BIGHORN BATTLE NOT WORTHY OF HOLIDAY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CLARK RECALL VOTE WILL BE IN JULY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORTHING PUTS LID ON USE OF WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN WHO SOLD CRACK GETS 6 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN WHO ALMOST STRUCK POLICE JAILED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE GUNSHOTS AT PARTY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ADMITS BEING MARRIED TO 2 WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FATHER LEFT RIFLE UNLOADED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ZOO'S NEW BABIES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHALLENGERS ATTACK SCHOOL SPENDING,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BANS BEER AT FALLS, LYON PARKS","Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MCKENNAN PHYSICIANS CALL NEW NETWORK IMPROPER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOA CONSTRICTOR LOOSE IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS VIETNAM CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN HURT WHEN TENT TRAILER TIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOYBEAN PROCESSORS PLAN SIX MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILLER ASKS CLINTON FOR FLOOD DISASTER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRANDON RENEWS CONTRACT FOR AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STORMY WEATHER WHIPS ACROSS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
IOWA CLAIMS IBP OWES UNCLAIMED FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
USD AWARDS NORMANDY SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
GRAZING ENDANGERS PRAIRIE SPARROW,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*{dollar}6 MILLION PHILLIPS CENTER PLAN RELEASED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*A QUESTION OF FAIRNESS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANARIES READY TO PLAY BALL,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BRINGS CAN-DO ATTITUDE FROM ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COUGARS' NEW COACH,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"TEAM ADJUSTS LOGO, ADD BRATS TO MENU","Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MONARCHS IN THEIR GLORY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WET WEATHER RAISES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PROJECT FOCUSES ON HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TIME PORTRAYS PRESSLER AS 'FORREST GUMP',"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
OUT-OF-STATERS NOT SD'S REAL PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"SWITCH OFF MONGERS WHO SPOUT HATE, FEAR (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CRITIC MISSES FUN OF 'DAMN YANKEES' (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DON'T LINK RADICALS WITH RELIGIOUS RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
LAWBREAKERS REALLY NOT ACTING AS LIBRARIANS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HUBBEL WILL RESPOND TO PUBLIC'S CONCERNS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*BISHOP GETS HER FREEZER, TOO","Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN FINDS MANY USES FOR RHUBARB,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STARS SIGN FOR 'LEGENDS' AUCTION,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEDICAL SCHOOL EXPLAINS ITS FLAG,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ENDS LAWSUIT OVER NEW COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION DISCUSSING REFORMS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN LEADER FIGHTS FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FBI LOOKS FOR ANOTHER BURIED BODY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL BOARD FOES EXPLAIN BUDGET PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE REFUSES TO ALLOW BAILEY TO SWITCH PLEA,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STEALS SACRED ITEMS FROM SWEAT LODGE CARETAKER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SAMUELSON RECOVERS FROM TWO STROKES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY BOARD RENEWS LOUNGE'S LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL OFFICERS STUDY CONSERVATION ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FIRE STATION PLANNED FOR SOUTH END OF CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NURSING-HOME WORKER ADMITS HITTING PATIENT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MADISON DAY-CARE WORKER FACES ABUSE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*STORM SEWER SYSTEM UPDATE SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MADISON COMMISSION OK'S PLAYHOUSE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MOUNTAIN RUNOFF HEADED FOR RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TYNDALL VOTERS TURN DOWN POOL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TO TESTIFY ON GAS BUY JUST BEFORE FATAL ARSON,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FLOODED ROADWAY REOPENS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
ELECTRONIC CARDS TO REPLACE FOOD STAMPS,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*SERVED AS EL RIAD CLOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*EMPLOYEES IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
IMMIGRANTS GET HELP WITH OSHA RULES,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
HOME OWNERS APPEAL TO COUNTY FOR RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
AUCTIONEER ARRAIGNED ON 4 COUNTS OF GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"*TREE SPADE CUTS GAS LINE, 10 CUSTOMERS LOSE SERVICE","Argus LeaderJun 07 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
DIESEL FUEL SALES FALL AT AREA STOPS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKERS TRY TO SHUT RENTSCHLERS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DIESEL FUEL SALES FALL AT AREA STOP,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PARTIALLY BURIED BODY FOUND NEAR BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PARTY TO REPLACE ROUBIDEAUX,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PARTY TO REPLACE ROUBIDEAUX,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW WORRIED ABOUT TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW WORRIED ABOUT TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER CRITICIZED FOR ENERGY PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SYNTHETIC OIL ACTION NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WHY NOT USE VOTING RECORD OF MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER CRITICIZED FOR ENERGY PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ARGUS CRITICIZED FOR CARRYING STORY ON BANK,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW'S CRITERIA FOR ACCURACY ASSAILED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
CATTLE PRICES COMING BACK TO EARTH,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LENNOX TAKES A STEP BACK FOR CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COOL HEADS PREVAIL IN SHEEP SHOWDOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHEEP ARE BACK--ASK PIPESTONE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WEEKEND GAS SUPPLY LOOKS ADEQUATE IN THE BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
"LEGISLATURE WILL CONTRIBUTE {dollar}286,000 TO FIGHT HOPPER","Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
TWO DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
ALCOHOL PLANT FEASIBILITY STUDIED IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
BATS WARNING ISSUED IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
ROGER PRUNTY & EDWIN GAISER TO THE CEMENT PLANT COMM,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
ALCOHOL PLANT FEASIBILITY STUDIED IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
{dollar}100 OFFER STILL UNCLAIMED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
PRESSLER INTRODUCES VIET VET ACT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
TRUCK HEARINGS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
GARY ENRIGHT CLARIFIES STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
TRUCK HEARINGS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
{dollar}100 OFFER STILL UNCLAIMED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
TRUCK HEARINGS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
PRESSLER INTRODUCES VIET VET ACT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
"DANIELLE SAMUELSON, DAKOTA PROPOSITION LEADER","Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
SWAGGART TO HOLD CRUSADE AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
SWAGGART TO HOLD CRUSADE AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
"DANIELLE SAMUELSON, DAKOTA PROPOSITION LEADER","Argus LeaderJun 08 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*WALTER GANTT IN TOUGH MAN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBAL CIGARETTE TAX TROUBLES STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBAL CIGARETTE TAX TROUBLES STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN-NO DEBATE WITH JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN-NO DEBATE WITH JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN CROWNED MISS SD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
GANNETT WINS INVESTIGATIVE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SD'S SOCIAL CONSCIENCE PREPARES TO MOVE ON,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD'S SOCIAL CONSCIENCE PREPARES TO MOVE ON,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD'S SOCIAL CONSCIENCE PREPARES TO MOVE ON,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COOK'S RETIREMENT WILL CHANGE AUGUSTANA'S EATING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COOK'S RETIREMENT WILL CHANGE AUGUSTANA'S EATING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE CHAMPAGNE MUSIC-MAKER,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUMMER PLAY SCHEDULE BRIMMING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
SUMMER PLAY SCHEDULE BRIMMING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
*ELSIE SHELP-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
DEADWOOD CITIZENS PROTEST BROTHELS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD CITIZENS PROTEST BROTHELS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AVERAGE TAXPAYER FACES {dollar}111 SCHOOL INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AVERAGE TAXPAYER FACES {dollar}111 SCHOOL INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WEATHER EXPECTED TO CALM,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROAD BUILDERS UNHAPPY AT LOSS OF STATE CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ROAD BUILDERS UNHAPPY AT LOSS OF STATE CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"INVESTIGATE BELL, PUC TIES (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"INVESTIGATE BELL, PUC TIES (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"INVESTIGATE BELL, PUC TIES (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"USE VOTE POWER, SENIOR CITIZENS URGED (L)","Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SYAS NON-RETURN BOTTLES CAN CREATE LITTER PROB (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
URGES MOTORCYCLISTS TO WEAR HELMETS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"USE VOTE POWER, SENIOR CITIZENS URGED (L)","Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WENTWORTH MAN SHOT NEAR HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC SAFETY SECRETARY RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC SAFETY SECRETARY RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC SAFETY SECRETARY RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN DIES IN PAYLOADER ACCIDENT-BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
26 FACE DRUG CHARGES AT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TRADE MISSION PLANS MACHINERY SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TESTING BACKS TAILINGS THEORY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TESTING BACKS TAILINGS THEORY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TESTING BACKS TAILINGS THEORY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ABDNOR-FARM COSTS UP 42 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BURKE MAY BENEFIT FROM SOLAR TESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ABDNOR-FARM COSTS UP 42 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
NATL FARMERS UNION TO CAMPAIGN FOR FAMILY FARM,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SENATOR URGES UNITY ON IRRIGATION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRIEB'S LAWYER SEEKS MISTRIAL RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRIEB'S LAWYER SEEKS MISTRIAL RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BUS MECHANIC THE 'TOUGHEST',"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BYRUM TAKES OVER LEAD IN WIND,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BYRUM TAKES OVER LEAD IN WIND,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BUS MECHANIC THE 'TOUGHEST',"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GREYHOUNDS RUN FOR CHARITY TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITY RECREATION TENNIS PROGRAM CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
ANTI-HUNTING SENTIMENT NOT NEW,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LAKE POINSETT DIVERSION COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*S & L MANAGER OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*HURON FARMERS REJOICE IN RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*S & L MANAGER OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*HURON FARMERS REJOICE IN RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
DAIRY FARMER-PRICE SUPPORT DOESN'T REACH US,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.5"
BN CONSIDERED AS STATE RAIL OPERATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPECIAL IMAGES ASSEMBLED IN BOOK BY HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*HOSPITAL BINGO,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SPECIAL IMAGES ASSEMBLED IN BOOK BY HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*HOSPITAL BINGO,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*HOSPITAL BINGO,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*RALLY CLIMAXES 'PRO-LIFE' WALK,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOW THE CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICE WORKS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL-COLLECTION BUSINESS THRIVES IN TOUGH TIMES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOW THE CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICE WORKS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOW THE CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICE WORKS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NOSTALGIA TINGES CHURCH MOVE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGEMENT ERROR ON STUDENT LOANS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HABITAT PLUS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLOUD SEEDING ISSUE TURBULENT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 SF MEN CHARGED IN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SD SHARES EAGLE BLACK MARKET,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR WANTS TO CHANGE GUN ACT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRAYER ROCK IMPRINTS PUZZLE ARCHEOLOGISTS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REA INTEREST RATES HURT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ABDNOR WANTS TO CHANGE GUN ACT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NEW SD MAP HAS 500 CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NEW SD MAP HAS 500 CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
4 RETIRED SDSU PROFS HONORED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PIERRE COUPLE MARRY DURING PARADE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WEBSTER MAN WEARS 1/2 BEARD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*MISS SD CROWNED IN HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*MISS SD CROWNED IN HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
WEB BOARDS SEEK CLARITY IN DC,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
WATERFOWL HABITAT MAY YIELD HAY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SD FARMERS AIR FRUSTRATIONS AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SPY NOVEL 'FAMILY TRADE' TRAFFICKS IN PREDICTABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*2 SF TEENS IN PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
BARBARA THOMPSON ON NURSING HOME BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FIRE MARSHAL'S ADVISORY BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
KOERNER ON HUMAN RIGHTS PANEL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CITY COMMISSION OK'S STORM SEWER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRINKING AND DRIVING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN CUSTODY FOR BORROWING TRACTOR--HURON,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER SAYS SHE WAS FIRED--KADOKA,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEAL WRITERS SALES DOWN A LITTLE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PUBLIC INTEREST UPHELD IN CABIN REMOVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WANTS URNS RETURNED TO CEMETERY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COUPLE ASKS FOR RETURN OF STOLEN PLAQUE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ACCESSORY IN EDGEMONT MURDER GETS 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS 10 YEARS FOR ASSAULT--SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
8 FROM SD TO BE IN NUKE PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CITY SAVES {dollar}300,000 ON INSURANCE","Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STEREOS STOLEN FROM SCOTT'S TV,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"PLAINVIEW, SD POST OFFICE CLOSES","Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LAWYER SAYS S DAKOTANS KEPT IN DARK,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SD'S BEST AMATEUR GOLFERS GEAR UP,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WORKERS' PAY LOW FOR REGION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STATE FARMERS NEED RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*NORWEGIAN HERITAGE PRESERVED IN SONG,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
4-H RECOGNIZES COUNTY AGENT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MOTHER OF THE YEAR IS HONORED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
WATERTOWN EDUCATOR WINS HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
15 WIN SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
2 WIN 4-YEAR COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
PASTOR CITED FOR CONSERVATION WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*APPEAL OK'D IN BANKS' CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACID RAIN MOVIE WILL BE SHOWN IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS PROBE POSSIBLE BID RIGGING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS MUST SPEND MORE TIME IN CLASS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SWENSON--PIK RULES DISCRIMINATE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TECHNICOLOR'S CONTRACT RENEWED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4 WILL BE TRIED FOR STORE BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLLARD WOULD DEVELOP WORKABLE STREET MAINTENANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DECISION ON CHARLIE'S IS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*TEEN ALMOST DROWNS IN POOL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ARMOUR WORKERS EXPECTED SALE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BOARD SHOULD REVERSE CANAL VOTE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNITED WILL SELL BANKS OUTSIDE CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
I WAS HARASSED FOR FOLLOWING CONSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"INMATE'S HEALTH JEOPARIZED, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PANEL HAS FUN BEFORE REJECTING PHONE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
AGRICULTURE CENSUS REPORTS SENT TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"CITY SEEKS GRANTS FOR MUSEUM, VISITORS CENTER","Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DISTRICT SETS SALARIES FOR LUTHERAN MINISTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FREE CAMP OFFERED TO HANDICAPPED YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GARY CREEK STOCKED WITH TROUT FOR FISHING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HARVEST DECISIONS WILL DETERMINE FEED COSTS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"JANKLOW PROCLAIMS FRATERNAL WEEK, FLAG DAY","Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN ESCAPES FROM DEPUTY'S CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RESTORE JAMES RIVER BASIN TO 1920 CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SHRIMP SALE HELPS KIDNEY FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HART SHOULD BE IN NO RUSH TO CONCEDE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOST FARMERS FED UP WITH POLICIES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTRY MUSIC DOMINATES LOCAL STATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S NOT JUST FOR COWBOYS ANYMORE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ANTI-VIOLENCE GROUPS ON 'TEMPLE OF DOOM',"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF STOMPS ALONG WITH HAGGARD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
{dollar}20 MILLION IN CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD DISCUSSES SALARY PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS LEARN WATER SHUTTLING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GUILTY OF TWO COUNTS OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL DOES THE STOMPING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO DECISION ON APPEAL OF RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEALTH SECRETARY OKS HOME NURSING SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MONTROSE MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TOLD TO STOP UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"REPAIR OUR RESIDENTIAL STREETS, TOO","Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
{dollar}1 MILLION IN ILLEGAL DRUGS CONFISCATED LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOY ACCUSED OF TRYING TO RAPE 5-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRYGSTAD TO HAVE PAROLE HEARING JUNE 28,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHILDREN'S HOME TO DEDICATE NEW BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HART'S SUPPORTERS CLOSING CAMPAIGN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATE WANTS RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MINNESOTA FIRM WILL BUILD PLANT IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SPEARFISH LEGISLATOR WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LAND IS FOR SALE AT WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PLANT MOVING FROM MINNESOTA TO SD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*POLIO VICTIM IN CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY RANKS SD BUSINESS CLIMATE NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VALUE OF FARM LAND TAKES 12 PERCENT DIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PROJECT FOES SEEK 1,709 SIGNATURES","Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CABLE HELPS SHAPE NETWORK PROGRAMMING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STATES OUT OF BOUNDS ON CANADIAN HOG BAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS NEED LOWER INTEREST RATES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"*MAKE LIFE A COMBINATION OF REFLECTING, WITNESSING","Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*GONE FISHIN',"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPRINGFIELD ESCAPEE IS CAUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA 4-YEAR NURSING PROGRAM GETS OK,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RURAL SF WOMAN RETURNS FROM TOUR,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU VICE PRESIDENT HEADS FOR ANOTHER SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE HIRES RADIO MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POTENTIAL GOVERNORS CAMPAIGN WITH APPETITE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"ELECTIONS ARE OVER, KIDS ARE HOME","Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS TO DISCUSS EDUCATION WITH PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CLOTHIER GUILTY FOR SLAYING ROLE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONTESTANTS GO COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW ACTIVATES DROUGHT TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US HOUSE OK'S MISSOURI RIVER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
KIMBALL COUPLE GET DAMAGES FOR HOUSE FUMES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN CONVICTED ON STOLEN PROPERTY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO BURGLARY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OUTSTANDING BOYS STATERS TAKE HOME AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OUTSTANDING GIRLS STATERS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARK & RECREATION BOARD HAS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BANKING DECISION STILL AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CANDIDATES IN THEIR FATHERS' FOOTSTEPS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TWO HOSPITAL RIVALS IN AIR (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUREAUCRACY EATS AWAY COMPETENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SOVIET PROPOSAL SHOULD BE ADOPTED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STOP FUNDING CONTRAS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ODD FLAG LOOKS BAD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PROMOTION WAS GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*FISHING TRAFFIC IS HEAVY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TRADE SHOW BRINGS OUDOOR ITEMS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GROUP OFFERS ALTERNATIVE TO BIGHORN AUCTION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
*DE SMET GETS SET TO UNVEIL FAVORITE SON,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THOMPSON MAKES HERSETH CAMPAIGN WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL CALLS TOBACCO SUBSIDIES HYPOCRITICAL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENTENNIAL COMMISSION TO MEET MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DELAYS 5-YEAR PRISON TERM FOR STUDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURORS PASS QUESTION TO JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCH FOR CHILD MOLESTATION SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS BACK O'CONNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMAID HOTLINE REAPS SD BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MEDICINE MEN REBURY AM INDIAN REMAINS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*TOUGH DAKOTANS LEAVE TEACHER TENDER MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PERMITS NEEDED FOR SHORLINE FOOD REPAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RC DOCTORS HONORED BY STATE MEDICAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS AIR BEEF WITH CATTLE FUTURES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRUCKERS HOPE TO BE ON ROAD TO A WORLD RECORD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED IN MITCHELL ARSON CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY LINKED TO SITE OF ANCIENT VILLAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*BOOKMOBILE PLANS JUNE EVENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*'THERE WHEN YOU NEED THEM',"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*PAM KATTKE'S QUICK, EASY DISHES","Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*SATELLITE DISHES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STORM DUMPS HAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HARRISBURG HERALDS IT'S ATTRIBUTES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UNCERTAINTY TROUBLES STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIR AMBULANCE IDEA TAKES OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEATCUTTERS WAGE COMPARISONS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TYCOON KEEPS REIN ON MORRELL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
UNIONS--WORKERS TIRED OF CONCESSIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
REPLACEMENTS--NECESSITY OR ERROR,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*KEEP YOUR KIDS LEARNING IN SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"SOME FUN THINGS TO DO, LEARN","Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
SDSU ALUMNI PLANS FIFTIES REUNION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"SAVE FOR KIDS, SENIORS & DISABLED (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SF WELL SERVED BY RESEARCH PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MCGOWAN STATEMENT FALSE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STUDY--RACE NOT FACTOR IN PRISON TERMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PAROLES WOULD CUT CROWDING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WHAT'S BEST FOR ANIMALS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*DEHAAN, FISK GO TO NATIONAL MEET","Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MINISTER'S BROTHER SPEAKS ON FARMING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSH TO STUMP TODAY IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO CONSIDER COLLEGE'S PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN'S BODY FOUND IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW NUMBER FIGURES INTO BUDGETS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IOWA MAN'S PLAN DOESN'T INCLUDE DYING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINN MOVE MAY CUT SD IMPACT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD TO HAVE HEARING ON BIGGER BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RADIUM WORRIES NOT HIGH YET,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*IT'S NELSON VS FROEHLICH,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SF TEACHERS CHALK UP 5 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WARM WEATHER CHILLS TURNOUT AT CITY POLLS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
... VOTERS WILL OK MINING INITIATIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FEET-FIRST JUMP MIGHT PREVENT SERIOUS INJURY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAKE TIME TO LEARN ABOUT THE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY TEEN CHOSEN FOR BOYS STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOLE TO SPEAK AT STATE CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR--FARMERS MAY MOW MEDIANS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNIONS SCHEDULE LABOR RALLY SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
104 DEGREES SETS RAPID CITY RECORD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A GOOD DAY TO STAY IN BED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTER'S TRIAL BEGINS ON FELONY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UPSET HIGHLIGHTS REPUBLICAN HOUSE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE REPUBLICAN LEADER SURVIVES CLOSE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BANKS ASK TO EXPAND SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"CANTON, SF PUT LIMIT ON WATER USE","Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DOGS HELP BLIND HURDLE MOBILITY BARRIER,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HISTORIC HOME SAVED FROM DESTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PHONE ISSUE WILL BE ON BALLOT--BACKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
EXPLORATION COULD LEAD TO NEW MINE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JOHNSON ASKS LYNG TO VISIT STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED AFTER 7-HOUR CHASE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*WOMAN TRIES NEW RECIPES ON HER FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOLF WINS ESSAY CONTEST ON CONSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
EIGHTH-GRADER GETS HONOR FOR SAFETY POSTER,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
USD STUDENT WINS NATIONAL CHEMISTRY AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"SUTTON, DODGERS IN RERUNS","Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BEST BUY REPORTS RECORD SALES IN '88,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
SD NEAR TOP IN CONSTRUCTION BIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
SHOPKO SPONSORS FISHING DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
WATERTOWN SITE FOR HEADQUARTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*PAPER CHAIN GAINS 3 LINKS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
ITALIANS VISIT STATE IN SOYBEAN SEARCH,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
*MAZDA TEES UP WITH AUSTAD'S,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
*SOLEM PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES UNHAPPY WITH BOUNDARY PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'WHEEL OF FORTUNE' HAS CITY MAN SPINNING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BISHOP FINED--NO JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PROSECUTOR WILL AVOID POLITICKING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON SEVERAL PRISON OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FRONTIER JUSTICE SYSTEM AT PRISON MUST CEASE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TORCHING OF CHURCH PROBABLY INTENTIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*SUITABLE BEGINNINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'ODD COUPLE' LEAD PLAYERS TAKE...,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY INVOLVEMENT IMPROVES CHILD'S EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CENTENNIAL PARADE VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SD ARTS CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
BURKE PLANS EVENT FOR HOSPITAL OPENING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INVESTIGATORS LOOKING FOR CAUSE OF FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER CHARGE FILED IN RANCHER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE GOP SPONSORS CAMP IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MED SCHOOL CLOSES IN ON ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TEENS CRASH INTO TREE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATE ATTACKS HUNKING'S STREET SPENDING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEDICATION OF TOMAR PARK BRINGS PRAISE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EVANGELISM NEEDS AGGRESSIVENESS INJECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROWENA TO CELEBRATE ITS CENTURY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SALARIES IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CENTENNIAL TRAIN CANCELS SUMMER TRIP,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE--SPEEDUP OF STUDY AFFECTING MINE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD JUDGES INVEST CONSERVATIVELY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*ADDY-WINNER MAXINE KROGH DIES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FACULTY SALARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"BASS, WALLEYES HUNGRY NEAR SPRINGFIELD","Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SD STATE STAR HITS .416,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
AREA GRADUATE GETS STOCK EXCHANGE POST,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BANK APPROVES PLAN FOR REDFIELD OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FFA CONTINUES CAMP NEAR MADISON TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
THISTLES CLAIMING NEW GROUND IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SUMMER JOB OUTLOOK SUNNY IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
DROUGHT RELIEF DRIVES WEDGE BETWEEN LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
BURLINGTON MAY ABANDON YALE-HURON LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*WATER WARRIORS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MASCOT ROUGH PICK FOR ROOSEVELT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REPORT--ASBESTOS DANGERS PASSED ON,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARKING PROPOSAL FOR CRUISING YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'ARGUS' REVIEWING POLICY INFORMATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INVOLVEMENT NEEDED TO STALL VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHAT'S WRONG WITH ROOSEVELT REBELS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*CENSUS OFFERS CHANCE TO SWITCH,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NEA MADNESS HAS GONE ON LONG ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BARN THEATRE OPENS SUMMER SEASON,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF PLAYS HOST TO RELIGIOUS MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"GIRL SCOUTS PLAN CAN, PAPER DRIVE","Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUNSHOT WOUND KILLS CLEAR LAKE TEEN-AGER,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS CLEARED OF MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SAYS HE DIDN'T QUASH RESULTS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BLACK HILLS LAND SWAP HITS SNAG,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DREDGING TO TAKE 2 MORE YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD TO FACE PASTOR SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"STOFFERAHN, SF WOMAN TO RUN FOR PUC","Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IT'S FOR THE DOGS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*NRA BLASTS DASCHLE FOR GUN BAN VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*DECREE OF DIVORCE--1990 MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HIGH COURT RULES ON BRIDGE MAINTENANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OLD BARN TO SERVE AS COMMUNITY CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO TRYING TO MURDER TEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC MEETING SET ON STATE'S RIVER SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TICKET SALES BRISK FOR STATE FAIR ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIQUOR STORE MAY BE MOVED TO POLICE STATION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BROOKINGS TO MAKE {dollar}1 MILLION CUT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NATIONAL GUARD TO BE ON ROAD THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
8 AGENCIES SERVING INDIANS AWARDED GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRESSLER HAS NO MAILINGS FOR 6 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
O'GORMAN HEAD NAMED TO EDUCATION PANEL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RUSHMORE EVENT PRODUCER NAMED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAL 'HITS GROUND RUNNING',"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
COURT OK'S REMOVAL OF JUNKYARD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*GOLF TOURNEY FEATURES TALENTED FIELD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
VOLK NEGOTIATING FOR JOB WITH MESIROW,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*SUPERAMERICA COMING TO SF,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT HITS SNAG,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*HIGH-FLYING DATE YIELDS BROKEN LEG,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM SHOULD BE ON 911,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INTERIM RECOMMENDATIONS FOR EMS SYSTEM CLASSIFIED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JUDGE ORDERS HALT TO LOTTO PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAVI GUILTY IN EX-WIFE'S SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SHAPE OF TREES TO COME,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COVERING NUDE ART BRINGS NEGATIVE FEELINGS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WRITER'S EMPLOYEE COMPARISONS NOT VALID (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
68 PUTS KOLB IN GOLF LEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARTIST TO UNVEIL GULF WAR PAINTING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAR-SEMI CRASH VICTIMS WERE FROM MICHIGAN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COUPLE WINS SUIT, GETS {dollar}3.6 MILLION","Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN FAIR CONDITION AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RELEASED FROM MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN STABBED THREE TIMES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SEEDS OF THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GETTING STATE FAIR MONEY FROM FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"1 TWIN CONVICTED, OTHER GOES FREE","Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CANDIDATES--ELECTION HAS TURNED PARTISAN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*JUDGE PATTERSON DIES AT AGE 70,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WASTEWATER INFRACTION PENALTIES NOT UP TO SNUFF,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSIONER URGES VIDEO LOTTERY LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MUSEUM SPONSORS TOUR TO BROOKINGS, WATERTOWN","Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN WHO FOLLOWED ROBBING 'RULES',"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATORS WANT MORE INFORMATION ON DEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SHARPS CORNER MAN HELD IN MOM'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*A TALE OF 2 SISTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HEAVY RAINS RAISE FLOOD THREAT IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COURT ORDERS HEARINGS IN ALIMONY CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
FAMILY WINS RUSHMORE TICKET DRAWING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*EX-WITCHES--OCCULT IS ACTIVE IN AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COST OF SF MATCHES STATE AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET WOES DESERVE PRIME TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*BIG OIL SUPPORTS SHOW GREED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
CITY LEADERS NEED FINANCIAL COMMON SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*SMART WAYS TO COMBAT PREJUDICE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*TEEN GIVES TIME TO ASSIST OTHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*YAC PROFILE, SF","Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
DOCTOR--SUPPORT GROUPS HELP,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*SCANDIA MINNESOTA WINS FASTPITCH TITLE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CIVIL RIGHTS ACT CHANGES AFFECT FIRMS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"CRAZY HORSE HIKE ATTRACTS 2,646 PEOPLE","Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON FIRM MAKES PRO-PEROT MERCHANDISE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEMO SCHOOL SITE ON AUCTION BLOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS LOOKING FOR CAUSE OF FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DERBY GIVES YOUNG ANGLERS A DAY OF FUN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*ZOO DIRECTOR PARTIAL TO LLAMAS, ZEBRAS","Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANADA IS STATE'S TOP TRADE PARTNER,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OLD STATION TO RE-OPEN AS MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PARTIES PREP FOR NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*DEBONDT TO RUN FOR TREASURER POST,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CAMPGROUND OFFERS TO CHANGE POLICIES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POWWOW TO FEATURE SINGER WHITE EAGLE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CANTON ONCE SITE OF SKIERS' DELIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LIBERTARIANS ADOPT BILL OF RIGHTS AS PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HISTORICAL MARKER WILL COMMEMORATE SKI HILL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*TORNADOES INJURE 4,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BODY FOUND NEAR SALEM IDENTIFIED AFTER 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*2 AURORA FARMS SUFFER DAMAGE IN VISIT BY TORNADO,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SHREDDED TREES FRAME EIDE FARM DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
ACLU FAILS TO DEFEND RIGHTS OF ALL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MORRELL DESERVES SPECIAL STATE EFFORT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OTHERS SHOULD DEFER TO THOSE WHO PRAY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL PRAYER BAN IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CITY HOPES TAX BREAKS WILL LURE BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
JUDGE OK'S GENETIC FINGERPRINTING USE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW STATE IRS DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROAD WORK CAUSES CITY BUS DETOURS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR AID PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ZOO FAMILY NIGHT STARTS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DOWNPOURS FORCE FARMERS TO GIVE UP HOPES FOR CROP,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FEDS MAKE FOSSIL RAID,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS LIKELY TO CONTINUE PRAYER BAN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AGENCIES TO EXPLAIN CROP OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUNK OWNER GIVES HURON A MILLION-DOLLAR TREASURE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FORT PIERRE RANGERS STEP UP FIRE PATROLS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIGHWAY 281 REPAIRS PUSHED BY GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEDICAL RESIDENCY TO START IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RECREATION TRAIL PROPOSAL SUBMITTED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TALK SHOW'S KING TO RECEIVE USD HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*GOVERNOR GREETS VETERANS, AUXILARY","Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CITY GIVES HOUSING PROJECT OK,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"KENNEDY HAD PROMISE, INTEGRITY","Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
KITTO'S LAWYER--EXEMPT FROM NEEDING STATE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HISTORY PROFESSOR PORTRAYALS HONORED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NEW WATERCRAFT RULES START JULY 1,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
POLYGRAPH RESULTS ALLOWED IN CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SHRINKING ENROLLMENT THREATENS TINY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*CANARIES SIGN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GIVING FLIGHT TO BIRDS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BEGEMAN NAMED TOP TENNIS COACH,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*THE PAIN OF POLIO HITS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WORKSHOP PLANNED SATURDAY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"RECOMMENDATIONS, HELP OFFERED FOR SURVIVORS","Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*WET WEATHER CREATES PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
"*IT'S JANKLOW, BEDDOW","Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EX-DWU PRESIDENT ROUTS 2 OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TAKES STRIDE TO HISTORIC COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*DEPUTY, POLICEMAN TOP LINCOLN COUNTY RACE","Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*EMOTIONS PROPEL VOTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SEBERT TOPS REIMMITZ IN MITCHELL GOP RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"*INCUMBENTS ON TOP IN SENATE, HOUSE PRIMARY FACEOFFS","Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
JANKLOW PROVED MORE RELENTLESS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ELECTION PUTS END TO MILLER'S LONG CAREER,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MILLER SAYS HE'LL SUPPORT JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
TREASURER ADDS FIRE TO CONTROVERSY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
52-YEAR GRAD HOPES OTHERS KEEP IN TOUCH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS BOARD NEEDS 'REFORM TEAM' (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"CITY LIBRARY BOASTS OF 183,601 BOOKS","Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN HURT WHEN LIGHTNING HITS CRANE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 40, GUILTY IN COCAINE SALE","Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN DENIES RAPE, DRUG POSSESSION","Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONTRACTOR ENTERS NO CONTEST PLEA,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SALEM MAN ADMITS COCAINE CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHOPLIFTERS ACCUSED OF FILLING CAR,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JUST SWINGIN',"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATE TEAM DENIES CONNECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MATERNITY HOME FOR AREA UNWED MOTHERS CLOSES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LOTTERY, WIDOW SETTLE LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FIREFIGHTER CALENDAR SALES BEGIN THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN PLEADS IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SWIM PASS SIGNUP IS TODAY, THURSDAY","Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN MARIJUANA CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS TEEN GIVEN DUMPING FINE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE RECEIVES JUSTICE DEPT GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DOCTORS TO DISCUSS HEALTH CARE REFORM,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN WHO LIVED LIFE ON RUN FREED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BAVARIAN BIKER LIVES HIS DREAM,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"NEBRASKA TRAIL MAY BLEND WITH SD, WYOMING ROUTES","Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"EX-OFFICER, CHIEF, CITY SUED FOR ALLEGED RAPE","Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"EX-POLICEMAN TO STAND TRIAL FOR RAPE, SIMPLE ASSAULT","Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SUIT ACCUSES VENDORS OF LOTTERY CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WON'T FILE CHARGES IN CITY GIRL'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*IT'S NOT BATH TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
REVIEW OPTIONS ON PRINCIPAL'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CHANGE WOULD OPEN UP TRIBE'S PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
'94 CORN CROP LOOKING GOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AMANA SOCIETY TO MARKET MEATS IN SD HYVEES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*UGLY OPENER CAN'T DAMPEN TEAM'S SPIRITS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANARIES OPEN FLAT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MCGILLIVRAY HAS FUN ON THE RUN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGION CHAMPS IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*COOK STORES BEST RECIPES IN HER COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DEATH OF MAN WHO DISAPPEARED IS PROBED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STARTING AT THE BOTTOM,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLOOD-IDLED FARMERS TO GET FEDERAL MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
THUNDERSTORMS HIT AND RUN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS MAYOR SAYS IMMIGRATION CAP IS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CLEANSE STATE'S DRINKING WATER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE JUMPS ABOARD IFFY BOOT-CAMP BANDWAGON (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER'S NO DISGRACE FOR FOLLOWING GINGRICH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
INCUMBENTS BEST PICK FOR SCHOOL BOARD VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--UNIVERSITIES REDUCE ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DEATH PENALTY REQUIRES CONSISTENT SENTENCINGS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"DEMOCRATS SHOULD GIVE IDEAS, NOT CRITICISM (L)","Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"*THIS ARTIST PUTS FUN, IMAGINATION INTO HIS WORKS","Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'TOGETHER' IS KEY TO SUMMER FUN (PROF),"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WALSH SELLS INTEREST IN FORCE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CITY TO SERVE UP NATIONAL TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HIGH WATER ALLOWS PADDLEFISH TO MOVE UP JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRE KEEPER PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INMATE APPEALS CASE OF FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"POLICE ARREST MAN, SAY HE ROBBED VICTIM","Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FATHER GETS 9 MONTHS IN CHILD ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PAYLESS HOLDUP 13TH IN 13 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AGENCY LOOKS FOR OWNERS OF GIFT-FILLED BOX,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL CANDIDATES OUTLINE WHERE TO MAKE CUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PARKING RV'S IN YARDS LOSES FAVOR OF CITY PANEL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
TEXAS PILOT MAKES EMERGENCY LANDING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*NEW MEDICAL PROGRAM GAINS ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FORMER TRIBAL LEADER TO RUN FOR CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"EUREKA MAN, 69, DIES OF INJURIES IN CRASH","Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CLASSICS TO CRUISE AT CAR FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HEARINGS ON GUIDE FOR ZONING JUNE 19,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COOPERATIVE SETS SALES RECORD,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STATE SENATOR FAVORS HILLARD FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*WORKSHOP TAKES AIM AT POACHING,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ATTORNEY GENERAL URGES AWARENESS OF DOMESTIC ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WAS LONGTIME CARPENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*RAPE ARRESTS FOR JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"FOUND GUILTY OF RAPING, MOLESTING KIDS","Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RUSSIAN TEAM TO INSPECT ELLSWORTH BOMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
STATE JOBS FACING CUTS UNDER REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.6"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT IN HURON DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
VERMILLION NATIVE NAMED TO THE IOWA BOARD OF REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BOATER CHARGED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*DOGGING IT AT FARMER'S MARKET,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
"DAKTRONICS REPORTS INCREASE IN SALES, INCOME","Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
GRASSHOPPER NUMBERS MAY GO SKY-HIGH,"Argus LeaderJun 08 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
PIERRE SURVIVES PREDICTION-BARELY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PIERRE SURVIVES PREDICTION-BARELY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOURISM DROP COULD FORCE SERVICE CUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BODY FOUND NEAR BRANDON IS IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOURISM DROP COULD FORCE SERVICE CUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SONGSTAD HOPES LOCATION A LURE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE ASKS SUPPORT FOR WEB,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
NATIONAL SENIOR ALLIANCE ANSWERS MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ARE YOU A PART OF LITTER PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ARE YOU A PART OF LITTER PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NATIONAL SENIOR ALLIANCE ANSWERS MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER-STRONG ACTION NEEDED ON ENERGY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
PRESSLER-STRONG ACTION NEEDED ON ENERGY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
BICYCLE SAFETY AIDED BY RESPONSE OF MANY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*PHILIP GRINDE-100TH ANNIVERSARY IN COLTON,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*MINISTER NOT ONE TO AVOID ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MINISTER NOT ONE TO AVOID ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MINISTER NOT ONE TO AVOID ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ABDNOR URGES PESTICIDE USE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
BROOKINGS COUNTY BUILDING SURVEYED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
COMMITTEE TO STUDY SCHOOL AID,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
JURY CONTINUES DELIBERATIONS-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM BEGINS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
ABDNOR URGES PESTICIDE USE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
DASCHLE ASKS SUPPORT FOR WEB,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
MCGOVERN ATTACKS MISSILE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
MCGOVERN ATTACKS MISSILE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
ABORTION GROUP HIRING ORGANIZER FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
CORLE GETS 25-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKERS CLOSE DOWN STOPS TO FORCE STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISS TEEN-AGER PAGEANT AT AUGUSTANA COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AIDE RIPS MEIERHENRY'S LEGAL OPINION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AIDE RIPS MEIERHENRY'S LEGAL OPINION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GARRETSON HISTORY HARD TO PINPOINT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*KRAMER DRAFTS PAIR OF INTERESTED VIEWERS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COACHES HONOR DIEDE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*OVER...AND...OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRUCKER-DOUBLE TRAILER RIGS PAY OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ISOLATION, LOW PAY DISCOURAGE TEACHERS","Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PAWNSHOP LOANS CAN BRING MIXED RESULTS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPRING A TIME FOR RHUBARB WINE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPRING A TIME FOR RHUBARB WINE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BYRUM CAPTURES STATE GOLF CROWN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BYRUM CAPTURES STATE GOLF CROWN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PERRY LIKES TO TALK GOLF,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PERRY LIKES TO TALK GOLF,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FORT SISSETON FESTIVAL DRAWS BUCKSKIN CROWD,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FORT SISSETON FESTIVAL DRAWS BUCKSKIN CROWD,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ORDER OF BALLOT ANGERS COUNTY GOP LOSERS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*ORDER OF BALLOT ANGERS COUNTY GOP LOSERS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TORNADO SEASON DEADLY ANYWHERE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THERE IS NO 'CRISIS' IN INDIAN PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
THERE IS NO 'CRISIS' IN INDIAN PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
THERE IS NO 'CRISIS' IN INDIAN PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS MAN KILLED IN UTAH,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PARADE LOCOMOTIVES RECALL WWI DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BN COULD BECOME STATE'S RAIL ALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS TO DECIDE ON 4 NEW SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD HIKES LUNCH PRICE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*HE BEGAN AS A COLLECTOR OF BOOKS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HE BEGAN AS A COLLECTOR OF BOOKS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHEECH & CHONG-SKILLED SALESMEN OF DOPEY HUMOR,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL OK'S BLOCK 11 REVENUE BONDS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL OKS BLOCK 11 REVENUE BONDS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRY STATE CROPLAND IDEAL FOR 'HOPPER INFESTATIONS',"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REDISTRICTING FACES CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*4 EAGLES, 7 OWLS MISSING FROM ZOO","Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITICORP CHIEF TO BE PRESENT FOR CEREMONIES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RECALL DRIVE NEWS RELEASE IS CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RECALL DRIVE NEWS RELEASE IS CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GIRL SCOUTS PRAISE COVERAGE BY ARGUS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOLD RAIL ACTION DESERVES PRAISE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
URGES UNDERSTANDING OF VIETNAM VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUNT FOR GOLD PICKS UP-URANIUM EXPLORATION SLOWS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HUNT FOR GOLD PICKS UP-URANIUM EXPLORATION SLOWS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE BILL FOR 34 PROJECTS IN STATE WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE DEMOCRATS TO HOLD FUND-RAISING DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS URGES REVAMPING INHERITANCE LAWS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS URGES REVAMPING INHERITANCE LAWS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE BILL FOR 34 PROJECTS IN STATE WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUSY BEES CLUB OF YANKTON ON TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER SAYS SOVIETS WANT MORE GRAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WEB BILL GETS PAST THE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*10 YEARS AFTER THE FLOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN OF THE YEAR BY THE SOKOTA CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
4 SF COLLEGE ALUMNI WERE AWARDED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
JAMES BERRY AND PERSIS FLINT WERE HONORED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
RECOGNIZED FOUR S DAKOTANS WITH HONORARY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*SEARCH FOR 'ANNIE' LOOK-ALIKE ENDS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MOISTURE LEVEL AHEAD, SMALL-GRAIN LAGS","Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM ACT GIVEN 50-50 CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TORNADO TOUCHES DOWN NEAR PARMALEE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EXTRADITED MAN NOT GIVEN CALIF OPTION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
O'CONNOR NARROWS LIST OF RUNNING MATE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DISPUTES COMMENTS ON HUNTING FILM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISTORTED VIEW SEEN IN ANIMAL COLLECTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN NEEDS RESULTS FROM EUROPEAN TRIP (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW IS SUBSTANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PARENTS THANKED FOR LINCOLN PARTY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BROCKHOUSE ANIMALS AN EDUCATIONAL ASSET (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ADVICE FOR DRIVERS ON HUSET AUTO CLAIM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BRUCE MAN KILLED IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOLE SPEAKING IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HANSON HITS CAMPAIGN TRAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"HOMESTAKE, STRIKERS MEET","Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOLK HEADING VETERAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAVISON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REJECT PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CLINIC RECEIVES TWO BOMB THREATS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FORUMS FOR SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SF CORPORATION OFFERS WATS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T STOP SUIT FIGHTING PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
WOMAN FACES TRIAL DESPITE SELF-DEFENSE CLAIM,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*MOTOCROSS COURSE TO BE ADDED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WRESTLERS PREPARING FOR EXCHANGE TRIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"CHICKEN A GREAT BUY, GOOD MEAL","Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD INDIAN TACO FIRES TASTE BUDS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1982, sect.E, p.08, col.1"
STATE CONSIDERS JOINING WASTE-PLANNING GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BARGAINS ARE THERE FOR THOSE WILLING TO HUNT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
QUARTET BLENDS BARBERSHOP TO GOSPEL,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*BUSINESS PROGRAM STARTS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ASSOCIATION BIKES & HIKES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WEEK FOR WOMEN SETS THEME,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ALUMNIDAYS SET FOR JUNE 17-18,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA MENSA FEATURES WEIL,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SDSU FOUNDATION PLANS MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*CHEMICALS ON POOL DECK APPARENTLY BURN CHILD,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*YOUTHS KICK OFF SUMMER OF PAINTING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
APPLICANTS POUR INTO ABERDEEN COMPANY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLAIR REQUESTS NEW DEFENSE LAWYER,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNSAFE DYNAMITE TAKEN FROM PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EYES ON A HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HINES WANTS LONG-TERM SOLUTIONS TO STREET PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INMATE SAYS UNTRAINED DO MEDICAL JOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WINNING NEW TOURISTS FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*SOUTH DAKOTA, OUR ENDANGERED CAMELOT","Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*HE MAY CHALLENGE PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOLD MINING MAY BEGIN IN JULY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOARD MAY PICK PRISON ARCHITECT THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CITY DELEGATE ATTENDING SECURITY CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"STRIKERS, 3 AIR CONDITIONING FIRMS REACH ACCORD","Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CANDIDATE--LET'S TAKE ACT TESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DISCOUNT BROKERAGE FIRM COMING TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OMAHA BANK MAY BUY LOTS IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY NOISE ORDINANCE SELDOM USED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN MOVED FROM PRISON TO UNDERGO DRUG TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OPENING OF PROCESSING PLANT DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"PACKING FIRM CONTRACT FAIR, JUDGE SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL PROPOSES RULES FOR CAMERAS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOL TASK FORCE RECOMMENDS MORE BASICS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
YANKTON HOSPITAL HONORED FOR ITS SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*DEAF LIFEGUARD APPLICANT SAYS HE COULD DO JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DROWNING VICTIM RECOVERED FROM MCCOOK LAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED TO 4 YEARS FOR WINNER BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
RAVEN INDUSTRIES REPORTS PROFIT INCREASE FOR QUARTER,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DEAF WOMAN WORKS AS LIFEGUARD IN MILBANK,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
BANK BOARD CONSIDERS FIRST FEDERAL MERGER,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
OFFICIALS CRACK DOWN ON ODOMETER FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
*FISHING SUCCESS AT LAKE ALVIN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*MONDALE, HART NEED TO UNITE","Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BELL RATE INCREASE HANGING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NOT LET THEIR PASTORS FAIL THE TASK,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
COURT HEARING ON ELEVATOR CLOSING POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KIRBY IS UNIT CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROAD PROBLEMS STARTED IN '70S,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEXAS MAN FOUND GUILTY IN INTERSTATE CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRUCK DRIVERS WILL SHOW THEIR SKILLS IN RODEO,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALKING INTO SMOKY DARKNESS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HORSING AROUND,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OLD-FASHIONED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OVERPRODUCTION HURTS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POLITICIANS WHO RUN UP HUGE DEFICITS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ECONOMIC SUMMIT PROVIDES GOOD THEATER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SF LEADERS IGNORE LOYALTY OATHS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ABDNOR'S AMENDMENT ON ASBESTOS PASSES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BIG SIOUX EXPECTED TO CREST AT BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN CAN SUE LAWYER,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CUNNINGHAM--US NEEDS TO IMPROVE SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIRM WANTS JUDGE TO DECIDE CLEANUP PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JACKSON BACKERS PLAN TO SEND REPRESENTATIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AGREES WITH SURVEY ON FARM POLICY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COURT UPHOLDS SENTENCE OF HURON MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PUBLIC MISINFORMED ABOUT BEEF,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HAYES RANCHER IS NAMED AS REGENT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
CUSTER LODGE MAY BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE WILL RULE ON NEW LUNA TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWSUIT AGAINST REGENTS MAY BE SETTLED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*AUTHORITIES WANT ANSWERS IN MAN'S MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BALLOONISTS BEGIN MARRIAGE WITH HEADS IN THE CLOUDS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARM LAND PRICES HELP SAFEGUARD BANKING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CHARTERS KEEP JANKLOW, BANKERS AT ODDS","Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SUMMER'S PEAK LEAVES WEEKEND STICKY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FATHER'S ILLNESS UNITES CHILDREN IN DETERMINATION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*POLLS MAP OUT POSSIBILITIES FOR 1986 SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SF SHOULDN'T LOSE SENSE OF DIRECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CHURCH DOING ITS BEST WITH SCHOOL DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE'S CONSERVATION BANKING PAYS DIVIDENDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PEACE HOPES FROM 1919 (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
POST OFFICE NEEDS FREE PARKING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
RAPID CITY PROGRAM IS ENVY OF OTHER TEAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TOUGH TO SCRAPE UP SECOND TEAM,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*SURF'S UP,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX DOWNTOWN CELEBRATION IS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOWNS WANT TO KEEP SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TV STATION TO BROADCAST JANKLOW'S CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TOPSY-TURVY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*GRASSHOPPERS LEGACY OF DESTRUCTION LIVES ON,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
POLICE NAB SECOND SPRINGFIELD ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROADCASTERS GROUP HONORS BROOKINGS MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DON'T DRINK AND RIDE A BICYCLE, MAN LEARNS","Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MANSLAUGHTER SUSPECT RELEASED ON BOND,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION HONORS FIVE SD DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HERSETH AIMS TO FOLLOW FATHER,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"DEAD CHICKENS, SNAKES PART OF SCARE TACTICS","Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*BIKING FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BALANCE BETWEEN MONEY AND MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*PRIDE IN THE PAST,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*AREA FOLKLORE ROOTED IN HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY","Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SHIRLEY REGEHR, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
THE UNFLATTERING LABEL OF 'AVERAGE',"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SENCORE INC PUTS NEW IDEAS TO WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS PROMOTION VIDEO WINS TWO AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
MISSOURI COMPANY BUYS PARKER PROPANE OUTLET,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
VENTURE CAPITAL FORUM WILL MEET TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
RAPID CITY UTILITY REALIGNS MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
MURDER TRIAL VIGIL WEARS ON FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO LIMIT CLOUT OF PACS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CENTER SEEKS BRANDING INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MUSEUM WANTS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED IN MANY AREAS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY RIDE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*IDEAL WEATHER PROPELS CLASSIC PADDLERS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUNKEN DRIVING PROBLEM TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMIC GROWTH DEVELOPS AS ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ASSAULT CHARGE AFTER BAR INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY TO CONSIDER HISTORIC REGISTER ADDITION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS ETHANOL TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY GETS {dollar}1 MILLION FOR ROADS AND BRIDGES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DISTRICT'S POLICY FOR HIRING COACHES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ENTOMOLOGIST ADVISES BEAN FIELD BUG CHECKS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INSURANCE FIRM CLAIMS ARSON IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO WAY TO STOP TREE LEAF LOSS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEN PLEAD GUILTY TO FISHING WITH NET,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PRIMARY HINTS VOTERS WANT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CANDIDATES RAISE INCOME TAX ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STEVENSON REPEATS AS HUSET WINNER,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*FARM PROGRAM PRAISED DURING VISIT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRAIL OF FUGITIVES LEADS TO OREGON,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STRIKE DECISION IN HANDS OF THE LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AGING PLANT A FACTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SAFETY ISSUE PART OF NATIONWIDE PROBE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY ELECTS INGLEBRET PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR GRANITE CITY JAYCEES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TRAVELERS AUXILIARY GETS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GLASS PRESIDENT OF EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TUCKER NAMED ALPHA SIGMA WOMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
KEEP COMPETITION FAIR IN RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER SHOULD VOTE FOR ELECTION REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FACE FACTS ABOUT 26TH STREET (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WORKER DOESN'T WANT CHARITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"GROUP, TV REPORT IS UNFAIR (L)","Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SAD TO SEE BRIDGE FEATURE GO (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CITY LOSING FIRE PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LOCKWOOD RETURNS TO WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WILDCATTER OFFICIALS STILL SEEKING BUYERS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BELL PRESIDENT GETS MINN POST,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CYCLE VICTIM IS CITY MAN, 59","Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE PIPE LEAKS EFFLUENT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD PROFESSOR TO VISIT NICARAGUA,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BATTALION CHIEF WON'T SEEK DEMOTION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY FIRMS TO FORMALIZE MERGING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU PICKS NEW AGRICULTURE DEAN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SECURITY ISSUE DELAYS BEER LICENSE RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEETING LOOKS AT LOT FOR LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AUTHORITIES HUNT FUGITIVE FROM WINNER JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CROP PLANTING RUNS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE PROMISES DRIVE TO GET ROAD REPAIRED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW ELECTION TO TAKE PLACE ON SCHOOL CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REDFIELD RESIDENT APPARENTLY DROWNED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SENATORS SPLIT ON CAMPAIGN BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JOHNSON CITES FEE OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SCOUTING TACKLES ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SUPREME COURT REFUSES TRIBES' CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ANTI-RADAR SIGNATURES GATHERED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"*I CAN, CANOE","Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*2 PENITENTIARY FUGITIVES CAUGHT IN ND,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY FIREFIGHTER CONVICTED OF DRUG POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE PASSES MEDICARE MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT WIDENS ITS GRIP,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HARASSMENT COMPLAINTS NOT ONLY FACTOR IN RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T CHANGE GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHY MINE HILLS GOLD JUST TO BURY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE ACTIVE IN EDUCATIONAL REFORM,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CONTRACTOR FOUND GUILTY OF PERMIT LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE CANDIDATES TO TOUR HILLS MINES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIBORG RESIDENTS DEFEAT LIQUOR PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLK TO OPEN VETERANS GATHERING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER QUALITY AT LAKE TESTED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GIVE ME AN 'A',"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL MAN ARRESTED IN ATTACK ON WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TREATING THE HEADACHE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ENTERPRISING IDEAS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEATPACKER UNION GUILTY OF MISREPRESENTING WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BRUSH WITH CHARITY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"4 COUNTIES TO RECEIVE EARLY HAYING, GRAZING","Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
"*LOCAL MAN COMPLETES 5,000TH MILE","Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SALMON FISHING HEATS UP WITH WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW ROLE IN PRISON TRIAL QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SYMPHONY HIRES CONDUCTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER SAYS ATWATER MAY HAVE TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRISON SYSTEM GETTING WELCOME FRESH START (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TOO MANY PEOPLE ARE WASTING CITY'S WATER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CONDEMNATION FIGHT PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DON'T OVERHAUL TERRACE PARK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
JIM ED BROWN TO BE AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FILM SHOWS EXTENT OF WILLIAMS' TALENT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SALES STRONG FOR BROADWAY THEATER SHOWS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FREON USE BLAMED FOR TWO ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR RETURNS TO FULL TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES DISAGREE ON PROPOSED PANEL,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAUSE REPORT ON FATAL PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY STOPS PLANS FOR AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SENIOR CITIZENS LIVE THE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*EX-LOBBYIST GUILTY OF ODOMETER FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STAAB RENEWS ATTACK ON CITY BID PROCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BETWEEN OBSTETRICIAN PANEL,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"BETWEEN OBSTETRICIAN, PANEL","Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PUC MODIFIES PHONE RULING ON US WEST,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE KICKS TROOPER OFF RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TENNIS TOURNEY ATTRACTS TALENTED JUNIORS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WASHINGTON HIGH NAMES MURREN AS WRESTLING COACH,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
EVENSON EARNS COACHING AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NAME CHANGED AT RIVER PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*A BULL COMES TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
LIMIT CHARGES WITH MEDICARE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
AFLATOXIN SUSPECTED IN COTTONSEED FEED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
SENATE VOTES TO FUND SD FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*MAN SOUGHT IN O'CONNELL CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STEP RIGHT UP,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DWINDLING ATTENDANCE HURTS TEEN CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LUTHERANS ADOPT SEX RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BANQUET CELEBRATES 5 YEARS OF MISSION WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*FAMILY REAPS REWARDS OF HELPING OTHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*AUTOHARPIST TO PERFORM AT WORTHING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
ATTITUDE PROBLEM IN ALCOHOL BATTLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SOCIALIZED MEDICINE NOT PANACEA FOR HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BECKY O'CONNELL FUND CONTRIBUTORS THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T JEOPARDIZE LIVES OF CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
{dollar}100 BOUNTY OFFERED ON 49-POUND CATFISH,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DUST-TEX SERVICE FIRE UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HUD AWARDS {dollar}54,000 FOR SF PROJECTS","Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TODD COUNTY TEACHERS GET NEW CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TORNADOES SPOTTED IN SOUTH-CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MEN HURT IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE--INTERIOR MAY GET RIVER JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE CANDIDATES BEGIN TO SURFACE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
5 GAMBLING HALLS SET TO OPEN IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE BATTLES DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HAPPY JACK RESTAURANT FOUNDER DIES AT 84,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD PRECIPITATION SUMMARY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CANDIDATES AGREE ON SOME ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC HEARING SET FOR MONDAY ON FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION WANTS TO EXPAND RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOYER NAMED TO POST IN MICKELSON CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*HARTFORD COUPLE SHARES MINISTERIAL, FAMILY TIES","Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"HARRISBURG BEARS DOWN ON RUNAWAY, LOOSE PETS","Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SIOUX VALLEY ELECTRIC MARKS 50TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ALCESTER GETS GRANT TO FUND EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"KRSD-FM, KELO TV WIN BROADCASTING AWARDS","Argus LeaderJun 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"HEAVY RAINS, HAIL PELT CENTRAL SD","Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RACE FILLED WITH HOT AIR,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY FEEDS TENSIONS IN SF,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INSPECTION LAPSE PLACES HALF OF SCHOOLS AT RISK,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BIDDING IS STILL BEST AMBULANCE OPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STORY MIGHT BE DIFFERENT IN NEW ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*REPORTERS SHOULD DO THEIR HOMEWORK,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC HELPING TO ERODE FREEDOM OF PRESS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DON'T BALANCE BUDGET WITH LOTTERY FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
OPINIONS ABOUT JUNE 18 CITY HALL ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PEOPLE CAN'T AFFORD AIR-CONDITIONING COST (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GOP OFFICIAL MISLEADS ON DAIRY ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
FANS FORGET PURPOSE OF HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"GAMBLING, VIOLENCE CHANGING CITY'S IMAGE (L)","Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CARETRAUM ACCEPTS MEDICARE ASSIGNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
AMATEUR BALL NEEDS SOME REVITALIZING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EXPERIENCED YOUTHS SETTING TREND AT SOCCER TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KOLB TAKES SLIM LEAD INTO FINAL DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THUNDER VALLEY SEEKS QUALITY CROWDS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOX ELDER MAN DIES IN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON MAN DIES AFTER TRUCK HITS COW,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECEIVES HUMANITARIAN AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RIVERS MADE PART OF NATIONAL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIALTY CAR SHOW PLANNED DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES CONFORM ON BUILDING ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS SHOULD SPEAK OUT TO PROTECT LAND,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MASTEN SUGGESTS POST BE FULL TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FAMILY OPENS NINTH ST DOOR TO HOMELESS IN NEED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABC CORRESPONDENT TO SPEAK AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VOTERS TO CONSIDER HIGH SCHOOL PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NOMINATIONS OPEN FOR ENVIRONMENT AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BROHM ASKS PERMISSION TO MOVE MINING SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STRIKING STEEL WORKERS SET TO RESUME TALKS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
EX-HOSPITAL PRESIDENT WANTS OLD JOB BACK,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
NITROGEN DEFICIENCY FOUND IN STATE CROPS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OFFICE SHOWER SET FOR VOLUNTEER CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PRINT FIRM PROFILED IN INDUSTRY NEWSLETTER,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
50-YEAR BUSINESSES TO BE RECONGNIZED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARMER AND MUD WRESTLER,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MICORWAVE FIRM TO SEEK IMPORT INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*KENNEDY DREAM IS LOST TO US,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*WACIPI SEASON,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL FANS BID ADIEU TO 'TWIN PEAKS',"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*EXPLORE 'SPACE' IN FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1991, sect.F, p.04, col.4"
*LOGGING IS GOLD TO BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY OFFICIALS, BUILDERS WANT FIRE CODE CHANGE","Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS BAN ON WRITE-IN VOTES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SCHOOLS RAISE FEES, CUT PROGRAMS","Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CUT SCHOOL BUDGET {dollar}600,000","Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*NEW TECHNOLOGY AIDS INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*ENVIRONMENTALIST TURNED LOGGER SAYS BALANCE IS MET,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
VOTERS DESERVE SAY IN PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ACT MINING INITIATIVE SHOULD GET A NO VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"ARENA IS RIGHT SPOT FOR ARTS, SCIENCE CENTER (L)","Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GAMBLING ONLY CAUSES LOSSES TO FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SF HAS MANY ENVIABLE ASSETS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
STEENSLAND IS GOOD COMMISSION CANDIDATE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
STATISTICIANS CAN'T ALWAYS BE TRUSTED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*HOME WHERE THE HEARTH IS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MUSEUM REINS IN OLD WHEEL EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*GOLDBERG WHOOPS IT UP IN 'SISTER ACT',"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FAMILY LIFE PAYS MONEY A DIVIDEND,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*FAMILY ORIENTED SPANIC BOYS PLAY ROCK MUSIC,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
COMMISSION OK'S WATER RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 5-YEAR TERM IN STABBING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WILLIAMS TO APPEAL {dollar}400,000 PAYMENT","Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
1970'S A DECADE OF DEADLY FLOODS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON WITHHOLDS SUPPORT ON WATER TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD STUDY RATES RURAL HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEPARATE ELECTIONS BETTER THAN ONE COMBINED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POOLING DEBRIS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CYCLISTS TO PROTEST OUTSIDE CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"HIGH SCHOOL IS NO PLACE FOR 'LAMBS', PARENTS SAY","Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ASSETS OF BLACK HILLS TRACK TO BE LIQUIDATED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MARTY PAIR ARRESTED FOR DRIVE-BY SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAIR FOUND GUILTY IN SHOOTING ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PIERRE RECYCLING PLANT HITS 300,000-LB MARK","Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROCLAMATION RECALLS RAPID CITY FLOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*FLOOD SURVIVORS WRITE BOOK ON GRIEF, HEALING","Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FORMER USD INSTRUCTOR TEACHES INMATES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CHECK MATES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATES MAY RULE ON BILLBOARD FATE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GOVERNOR--CORPS' WORDS NEED ACTION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
OUTBREAK OF TERMITES REPORTED IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TEST BRIDGE DRAWS BATTLE OVER FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*LENNOX BIRD FIRM GOES INTERNATIONAL,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DUBISAR HEADS STRONG STATE STROKE-PLAY FIELD,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CITY OK'S LEASE WITH STAVRENOS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*MADISON NATIVE NAMED TO FEDERAL WILDLIFE POST,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*PRESENTATION KEY FACTOR IN CATCHING WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ELK POINT MAN WANTS AGE LAW LOWERED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
NEW LAW TARGETS TIPSY BOATERS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
EXTENSION SERVICE TO HELP AM INDIAN FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*FRIENDS HELP TORNADO VICTIMS REGROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOMEOWNERS WANT REASSURANCE AGAINST FUTURE FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT REQUESTS 8.85% PROPERTY TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT SCHOOL TAX PROPOSAL COULD COST YOU,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY SHOULD HELP PROVIDE HOUSING (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GRADUATE DESERVES TO BE CONGRATULATED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GRADUATES WHO PRAY TAKE CHRISTIAN STAND (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GRADUATION CEREMONY NOT JUST FOR CHRISTIANS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
REPRESSING PRAYER IS A DANGEROUS TREND (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CIVIL DEFENSE GETS A NEW NAME,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA CASH WINNER RELEASED ON BAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MARIJUANA SPRAYING EXPERIMENT GOING WELL,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE MAY DROP SIOUX NAME,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAY'S SHOWERS BRING JUNE FLOWERS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FLOODED FARMERS WEIGH OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW VOTING PROCESS CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A BILL CLINTON HAIRCUT SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BREAK ENDS; SUMMER SCHOOL BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MILLER SEES SUPPORT FOR {dollar}100 BET LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INMATES REFUSE TO JOIN STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
RESERVATION STRUGGLES WITH HOUSING TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRISON MAY NEED SECURITY IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ACCIDENT KILLS PORCUPINE MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*LAP-TOP'S PRINTER FEATURE DEBUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BEEF PRODUCERS TO EXPAND MARKET AS CONSUMPTION DECLI,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
UNRELENTING RAIN STALLS PLANTING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*TWO HIT THE ROAD FOR LAP OF AMERICA,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*READERS PREDICT CHICAGO VICTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRAYING GRAD STORIES STRETCH ACROSS NATION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COOK SAVES OLD FAVORITES--AND TIME--WITH RECIPES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
BOLIVIAN EARTHQUAKE SHAKES SD,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SEAT-BELT FOES PUT NEW LAW TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SUMMER HELP HARD TO FIND, EMPLOYERS SAY","Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ONE OF 12 RECEIVES FOOD STAMPS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JOB SERVICE HAS SEVERAL SUMMER LISTINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
FALL RACE LOOKS LIKE A GOOD ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SUNSHINE POLICY ON SMOKING UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SORENSON HASN'T BEEN AS FRUGAL AS HE CLAIMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FATHERHOOD DESERVES MUCH MORE RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CITY ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GROCERY STORES WASH THEIR CARTS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PITCHER ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HISTORICAL MARKERS TO BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABSENTEE VOTERS MAY CAST BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRMS CUT YARD WASTE PICKUP,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY REPAIRING DAKOTA AVENUE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CLINTON HEALTH PLAN A 'LETHAL PRESCRIPTION',"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOLIDAY GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN GOING TO JAIL FOR FALSE RAPE REPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
KANSAS CITY MAN NABBED IN 2 CASES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NORTHEAST COUNTIES MAY GET ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SISSETON EVENT TOPS ATTENDANCE MARK,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON CONTENDING FOR NATIONAL HONORS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION DELAY SLOWS CENTER'S START,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FUND SET UP TO HELP WATERTOWN WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SANDY WELLS MAY BE CAUSE OF TWO TOWN'S WATER WOES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EXPECT 'FORE' ON GOLF COURSE AUG 1,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"THUNDERSTORMS ACROSS STATE, HAIL HITS MURDO","Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRIMARY FOES JANKLOW AND MILLER TO MEET FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DEMOCRATS START SEEKING PEOPLE FOR LOWER OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SBA LOANS OFFERED IN LEAD LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FIRM DEFENDS POLL THAT HAD MILLER LEADING JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*MILLER VIEWED AS SORE LOSER AFTER PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"PRIMARY TURNOUT WAS AVERAGE, OFFICAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RECYCLING NEARS FOR BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*ARENA CAR SALE IN GEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*HOT-AIR BALLOONISTS TAKE TO THE SKY,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUPING BY READING ABILITY HELPS SOME (PROF),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*RAPID CITY BLANKS BLUEBIRDS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MCCONNELL ON RIGHT TRACK AT READING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MORE FLOOD TROUBLES IN STORE DOWNSTREAM,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITY TRADES SWIMSUITS FOR SWEATERS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NEW ABUSE HOT LINE FILLS CRUCIAL NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CLOSING RUSHMORE IS ROCK-HEADED IDEA (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HUBBEL VOICES AGENDA OF HER OWN FOR SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PRESSLER'S TONE AFFECTS VIEWS OF FEDERAL JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
GINGRICH'S 'CONTRACT' BENEFITS ONLY WEALTHY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
TENANTS EVACUATED IN APARTMENT FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ENTERS PLEA IN ATTEMPTED ARSON,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LODGE FIRE KEEPER TO GIVE UP THAT ROLE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GATEWAY WORKERS HALT WOULD-BE THEFT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JUVENILE UPROAR QUIETS DOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPILLWAY STANDS UP TO RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JAILED MAN UNHAPPY WITH LAWYER ASSIGNED IN RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CURRICULUM CHOICE DIVIDES CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OGLALA TRIBAL POLICE NAB MAN FROM OKLAHOMA,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MEMBERSHIP MEETING INCLUDES BALLOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CAR DRIVER CHARGED IN PASSENGER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*COLLEGE TO BEGIN SEARCH FOR PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN NAMED TO ADVISE NATIONAL COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTAL STAFF KEEPS FEES THE SAME,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SOME RAPID CITY STUDENTS HAVE HIV,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS WHISKEY-SALE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WOMAN WHO REPORTS SEXUAL ASSAULT HITCHES TO IOWA,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WET WEATHER MOVES BALLOON RACE TO GREAT PLANES,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*TAUGHT DAUGHTER CRAFT OF TATTING,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*MEALS ON WHEELS DELIVERS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
EPA REPORT NOTED MONITORING VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*11-YEAR-OLD'S HOLE-IN-ONE GOT BOOST FROM A BRANCH,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRAIRIE REP FINDS A NICHE WITH LIGHT FARE,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BROWNING YEW MAY BOUNCE BACK AT HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 09 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
STRIKERS BLOCK PUMPS-TRUCKERS STILL FIND FUEL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL JAILS IN STATE LACKING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
USD STUDY-ONLY 70 OF 95 JAILS IN USE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ROAMING FREE IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
IN CHRISTMAS CAROL CASE RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE IS ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MEDIA URGED TO WRITE ABOUT GOOD & USUAL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
A NEW GARAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
SOME SECOND THOUGHTS ON BRANDON RADAR CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
SOME SECOND THOUGHTS ON BRANDON RADAR CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*BILLION USED CAR MANAGER APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CONGDON PROMOTED AT BEST BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHIEF FOR NEW COMPUTER SERVICE BUREAU NAMED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KOPPINGERS BUY LINDENDALE MOTEL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CLAUDE HONE SELECTED REALTOR OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PEDERSON MADE DEPARTMENT HEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THREE PROMOTED AT ARGUS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM GETS OFF THE GROUND,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
UNDERWRITERS INSTALL PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REINER NAMED SALES MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CURRIER ELECTED UNITED DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WESTERN BANK MAKES ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DAKON APPOINTS SALES MANAGERS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*COLLINS PROMOTED AT OFFICE PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAVEN SALES TOTAL MORE THAN {dollar}6 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*KIRBY ELECTED SURETY PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
OWEN DESIGNATED PROPERTY MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PROFESSOR GETS PRESS POST,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PROFESSOR GETS PRESS POST,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RAY DAY RUNNERS-CLYDE WOLD WINNER,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOMEMADE BAITS ADD TO FISHING FUN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
*RON-LIN MUSHROOM FARM,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ISRAELI TOURIST PROMOTION AIMED AT MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RON-LIN MUSHROOM FARM,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DOROTHY CLARK-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MARILYN LEE ELECTED PRESIDENT OF AUX UNIT 15,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*DR PAUL PRASHER CHOSEN AS OUTSTANDING HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
"GEORGE TIBBS, THE WINNER OF 'BOWL OF HYGEIA'","Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*RON SCHWANS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF SD PHARM ASSOC,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
"READY OR NOT, LENNOX HAS A SENIOR CENTER","Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*MIME'S PERFORMANCE BEYOND WORDS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CONSUMERS PUSHED ASIDE IN PUC INFIGHTING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*REV THOMAS RYAN TRIES TO REACH 'UNCHURCHED CATHOLIC,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
RAIN DOESN'T DOUSE MARION'S JUBILEE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
RESOLUTION PASSED TO STOP FUNDS FOR THE RURAL LIBRAR,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
"*HOLLY SITTIG, THE WINNER OF THE SD MISS TEEN-AGER","Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
HEARING ON THE RURAL ELDERLY WILL BE HELD IN RC,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
HEARING ON THE RURAL ELDERLY WILL BE HELD IN RC,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
"AUGIE RECEIVES {dollar}100,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
USD GETS SPECIAL EDUCATION GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
"AUGIE RECEIVES {dollar}100,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SD WOMEN WIN MEDIA AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
USD GETS SPECIAL EDUCATION GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SD WOMEN WIN MEDIA AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
"CITY BANKS OFFER {dollar}1,000 REWARD","Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
FEDS FINANCE SOLAR-HEATED HOME MODEL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
FIRE DAMAGES CITY HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
FEDS FINANCE SOLAR-HEATED HOME MODEL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
"CITY BANKS OFFER {dollar}1,000 REWARD","Argus LeaderJun 10 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
DEMOCRATIC HEAD QUITS TO CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC HEAD QUITS TO CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TIGHT ENFORCEMENT DISPLEASES CITY GAMBLERS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC HEAD QUITS TO CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW DEFENDS DECISION TO BUY COMPUTER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW DEFENDS DECISION TO BUY COMPUTER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SLIP-UP SURVEY CALLED BIASED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*'AMERICAN ROADS' BY FREYA MANFRED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*'AMERICAN ROADS' BY FREYA MANFRED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
BROOK WINS COACH AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROOK WINS COACH AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LEGIONNAIRES AFFIRM PATRIOTISM,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEGIONNAIRES AFFIRM PATRIOTISM,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION AWAITS PEN PROBE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEGIONNAIRES AFFIRM PATRIOTISM,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NICHOL WANTS 'HOLE' POLICY WRITTEN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION AWAITS PEN PROBE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK MEETS WITH SD BANK BOARD TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAX CHANGES FORCE DEBT ON REVENUE DEPT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITIBANK MEETS WITH SD BANK BOARD TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD WRESTLES WITH SCHOOL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAX CHANGES FORCE DEBT ON REVENUE DEPT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD WRESTLES WITH SCHOOL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD WRESTLES WITH SCHOOL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROTECT STAKE IN OLD COURTHOUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE AND KULL SHOW THE WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE AND KULL SHOW THE WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROTECT STAKE IN OLD COURTHOUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER QUESTIONNAIRE STATEMENT MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COMMISSION OK'S YMCA MASSAGES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN BOY DROWNS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EDUCATION CHIEF HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CORN PALACE STARS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHURCH LEADER TO VISIT SD,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
INDIANS HEAR CARTER AIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DISABLED VETERANS BACK CARTER VOW,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
INDIANS HEAR CARTER AIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*OWNER SAYS NO SEX SOLD-ESCORT SERVICE WITHIN LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*NEW A'S COACH CLAIMS NO FOUL PLAY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW A'S COACH CLAIMS NO FOUL PLAY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BULLETS DRAFT SDSU'S LINGENFELTER,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BULLETS DRAFT SDSU'S LINGENFELTER,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LAWYER-SD DEATH PENALTY ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWYER-SD DEATH PENALTY ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
C&NW FOLLOWING RAIL NEWS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEST QUESTION-WHEN ARE TEACHERS STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWYER-SD DEATH PENALTY ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RAIN EASES SOUTH DAKOTA'S HOT, DRY SPRING","Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRIVER FACES DWI CHARGE IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROBLEMS OF ELDERLY STUDIES AT HEARING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DRIVER FACES DWI CHARGE IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DRIVER FACES DWI CHARGE IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DRIVER FACES DWI CHARGE IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEW HIGH SCHOOL NEEDS SELLING JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ASSAULT CHARGES DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FUND ESTABLISHED FOR HEART PATIENT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUMMER READING PROGRAM STARTED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARMED MAN ROBS SUPER 8 MOTEL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEMINAR-BY-SATELLITE CANCELLED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMPUTER CASE GOING TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONSTABLES DISCUSSED IN PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STANDOFF CONTINUES OVER UTILITY CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEWELL MAN DIES IN 2-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD SINGLE-ENGINE PLANE MISSING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE TREASURER GRANTED DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SHERIFF-WOMAN DIED OF BULLET WOUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
MIDWEST FIBERGLASS LOCATED IN CLAYTON,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
VET SAYS JOB SHOULD BE HIS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
VET SAYS JOB SHOULD BE HIS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
BOOKLET HELPS SHOPPERS BUY ECONOMICALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'BAND OF NOBLE WOMEN' STILL SERVING SF,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GIVES ATTORNEY GENERAL RACE 2ND THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SEIDSCHLAW CAPTURED AFTER FLEEING COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BARN THEATER THRIVING AFTER 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRIZEWINNER--'THE DIVINERS',"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPIELBERG SUMMER (FINE),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BAD 'ANNIE' REVIEWS SLOWING SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*13 TO COMPETE IN BEAUTY PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
THE 7TH ANNUAL UNIVERSITY WEEK FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
3 AG SHORT COURSES PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
THE MINNEHAHA COUNTY LIBRARY WILL BE A HOST,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*SCHOOL FOR DEAF SUPERINTENDENT TAKES JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEMORIAL SERVICE MARKS 10TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL CAN COLLECT WIRING EXPENSES SOONER,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EX-STATE'S ATTORNEY--CALIF OPTION GIVEN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JOHN BLOCK TESTIMONY DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MOVING RIGHT ALONG--SPEEDING AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW ON WRONG SIDE OF CALIF OPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFICIAL URGES ON LAND SWAP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO TRESSPASSING SIGN AT FLANDREAU INDIAN SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*FALKLANDS MAY PROVIDE PEACE LESSONS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HIGHWAY PATROL TRIES TO PUT DENT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS LOOK FOR LONG-TERM SOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WHEEL MALFUNCTION CAUSES SMALL PLANE TO LAND,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HUMANE SOCIETY NEEDS YOU,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MA BELL EXPANDS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"METHODIST TO ADDRESS ARMS, GAMBLING","Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NUKE COMMITTEE HOSTS PICNIC,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POLICE LOOK FOR ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE PERPLEXED BY DOWNED TREES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*10 RAPID CITY FLOOD SURVIVORS RECALL TERROR,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
EX-HIGHWAY OFFICIAL WANTS PUC POST,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
HURON BANS GLASS BOTTLES FROM PARKS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MOSQUITOES CARRY DISEASE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
VETS TO GET BRONZE STARS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*WILLOW LAKE PARISH OPENS COMMUNITY WING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
AUCTION TO BE USED AS CANCER FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SD DROPS OIL IN FAVOR OF NATURAL GAS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SF TEAM REPEATS AS WINNER OF PROBLEM SOLVERS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
STINGLESS WASPS PROWL SD SKIES SEEKING WEEVILS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
YOUTH RETURNS TO SD INDIAN ROOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1982, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*SD JOBLESS RATE DROPS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRAIRIE VILLAGE--A PEEK INTO THE PAST,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STEVE MARTIN SCORES WITH 'TWO BRAINS',"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CRITICS ON NUCLEAR WASTE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LATE PIK START HURT AG BUSINESS (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN INDICTED FOR SEXUAL CONTACT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORWEGIAN MUSIC FEST IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PORNOGRAPHY CASE WILL GO TO TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WEDDING IS OK'D, MAN SURRENDERS","Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FREIDIG--CITY SHOULD PRINT RECORD OF PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOBLESS TRY TELEVISION TO GET WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER--PIK A SHORT-TERM SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONSULTANT--CROWDED JAIL NEEDS FIXING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JOGGERS SHOULDN'T DRAG ANIMALS ALONG (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT POLITICIANS REALLY MEAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHOULD RESOLVE QUESTIONS IN HUSBY'S CASE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LITTLE SUPPORT SEEN FOR MERIT PAY SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHE'S WILLING TO TAKE POLYGRAPH FOR POLLY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BOX ELDER'S WATER SEARCH WENT TOO FAR,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONSIDERATION OF CITY FM PUBLIC RADIO,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEATHERIZATION FORMS BEING TAKEN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR BACKS REAGAN ON ARMS CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DAVISON COUNTY OFFICERS TRACK INMATE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MAN FILES FOR TV LICENSES AROUND STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MISSION MAN DIES IN 1-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WRITERS GROUP JOINS LIBEL SUIT BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SF TO CELEBRATE ITS BASEBALL PAST,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN'S GRAVEL-PIT DEATH PUZZLES POLICE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE STORMS SOAK MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF MAN TAKES MYTHOLOGICAL TRIP ON FOOT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DEHAVEN FINISHES 7TH IN NATIONAL MILE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*BIRDS OF THE FEATHER,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BAD-LUCK OUTDOORSMAN SPREADS MISFORTUNE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*ALUMNI REMINISCE ABOUT THEIR COLLEGE DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PINPOINT LANDING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CASES REMAIN ON BOOKS--UNSOLVED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU IS SPECIAL PLACE FOR BERG,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HART VISIT MADE THE DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
THE FLUNKING OF KINDERGARTENERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEEDS HELP IN CHANGING LOCATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"FARMERS, PUT FAITH IN GOD (L)","Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SHOULD BE INTERESTED IN ICE SKATING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
POWER LINE PROJECT STILL ALIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CUSTER RESIDENTS WILL VOTE ON SEWAGE PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*OUR TOWNS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DORIS SWANSON OFFERS RECIPE FOR QUICHE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*STRIKE UP THE BAND JUNE 17,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.D, p.13, col.1"
*FIRST BANK CHAIRMAN RETIRES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HOME BUILDERS WIN AWARDS FOR MODEL HOMES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ADVANTAGE JOINS NATIONWIDE TELLER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
AT&T BOOKLET ANSWERS TELEPHONE QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
INVENTORS TO DISPLAY CREATIONS AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MINERVA'S CREPERIE CHOSEN FOR DINING AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORTHERN STATES TO CELEBRATE 75TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STARMARK TO BUILD SECOND MANUFACTURING PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*NORWEST NAMES RETAIL MANAGERS IN FIVE DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DOMINO'S WANTS PIECE OF THE PIE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS TURNS 50,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*REVENGE POOR MOTIVE FOR SPRAYING HOPPERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTERS CAN TURN OUT CALLOUS COMMISSIONERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*COLLEGE CLOSING ALMOST STOLE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*3-CAR COLLISION ON INTERSTATE INJURES 2 WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOT CAMPAIGN BREWING OVER NUCLEAR WASTE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CARS TODAY PACK LESS PUNCH,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AFTER THE FIRE IN RURAL CROOKS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*TO BREATHE LIFE INTO 70-YEAR-OLD HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE PLANS HOUSE SPEECHES ON FARM CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CONGRESS DEBATES NATIONAL PARK USER FEE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE BILL TARGETS FAMILY FARMS FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS BLACK HILLS MOBILE HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS VA CENTER NAMES NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY WORKER CONFESSES TO SABOTAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW MADE DEAL TO KEEP PIERRE-TO-BROOKINGS LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FORT PIERRE GIRL WINS TEEN PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*MILLER FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX WOES LOOM,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LET'S KEEP HOLIDAY PRIORITIES STRAIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TO START MOVING AHEAD AGAIN IN SPACE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*INVESTS IN THE DREAMS OF YOUNG PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN WOMAN IS MISS SD,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*HONORED QUEEN INSTALLED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*KOLBE NAMED HEAD OF ZONTA CLUB,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*STATE HONORED QUEEN CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY ELECTS BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MORNING EXCHANGE PICKS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS PTA PICKS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
STATE PEO ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*IN TOWN FOR THE AIR SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD VETOES PARTY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE OK'S FUNDS TO EASE CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMY HITS INDIAN FARMERS HARD,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUILTY OF FALSE STATEMENTS TO GET LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON WANTS TO CUT CASEIN IMPORTS IN HALF,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UTILITIES BOARD CONTINUES NSP REBATE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY AMENDS ORDINANCE ON SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS CRITICIZE CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TUITION RECIPROCITY DEAL MAY COME SOON,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EX-COMMISSIONER ATTACKS HUNKING'S RECORD,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TO CONSIDER INDIAN GAMBLING QUESTION,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANVASS--MICKELSON CLEAR VICTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BLACK HILLS SIOUX COUNCIL TO MEET,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAMONT NAMED WINNER OF AWARD FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL GETS TO KEEP HIS JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCIENTISTS TO MEET AT SCHOOL FOR WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"1,200 VINTAGE AUTOMOBILES EXPECTED TO ARRIVE","Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN'S SUIT AGAINST STATE OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS COORDINATE FIREFIGHTING EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PROSECUTION RESTS CASE IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS BOOST DEATH TOLL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW SCHOOL NAMED AFTER KENNEDY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GYMNASTS BEGIN AMBITIOUS TRIP,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY RECALLS FLOOD 15 YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AM INDIAN TEAM PLAYED IN '30'S,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS MERIT INPUT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"BOMBER A MONUMENT TO WASTE, DESTRUCTION (L)","Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DISLIKE & FEAR DON'T JUSTIFY CLOSING BARS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HANDICAPPED VIEWS OFFENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CITY CAN'T AFFORD VANDERLOO (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GIVE WHEELCHAIR FANS A BREAK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BILLY GRAHAM RALLY TODAY AT TERRACE PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY PANEL CANDIDATES FACE OFF AT LUNCHEON,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EVANGELIST ROBERTSON TO SPEAK HERE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KIMBALL MAN CHARGED IN DEATH FREE ON BOND,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OREGON OFFICIAL SAYS FUGITIVES LEFT AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARKING RAMP DEBATE SCHEDULED THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CIVILIANS FOR POLICE WORK PRAISED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAN INJURED AFTER JUMP,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE CRITICIZES FMHA,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES SHARE VIEWS ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DIRTY JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
2 CITIZENS GROUPS SEEK SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FARM CREDIT NEEDS DEBATED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GURWELL PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN LEAD MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOBRIDGE BOY DIES AFTER BEING TANGLED IN ROPE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE CROP PLANTING IS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNION REJECTION BETTER FOR INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED IN SON'S DEATH FREE ON BOND,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOARD CRACKS DOWN ON SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"SIOUX VALLEY, 2 DOCTORS WIN SUIT","Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SPLIT ON WAYS TO LIMIT SPENDING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARENT STARTS DRIVE AGAINST CLASS NOVEL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*LAIRD HOPES IN TITLE DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CLUB SEEKS RECIPES FOR STATE COOKBOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*10 REGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
AUGUSTANA TAKES LIBRARY HONORS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
3 WIN INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE PRIZES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
GUNN RECEIVES BYU SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
ROE WINS HIGH SCHOOL ESSAY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
"DEER LICENSES REDUCED TO 31,900","Argus LeaderJun 10 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BLAZE-BATTLING PUTS OUT MISCONCEPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL LOSES JOBLESS CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT LAB WINS PANEL OK,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY CANDIDATES SUGGEST OPTIONS IF TAX MONEY CUT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TRANSITION AT DSC IS IMPRESSIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FORUM WILL OPEN BOARD CANDIDATES TO SCRUTINY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MEDIA HURTS HUNAN TRADE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
US USING SOVIET TACTICS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*MADISON RESIDENTS IMPROVE CITY'S ARTS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLAYHOUSE FILLS EDUCATION SLOT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DOYLE RECOUNTS EXPERIENCE WITH KENNEDY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
ABERDEEN BANS WATERING FOR REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EIGHT COUNTIES TO GET DROUGHT AID,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAKE PELICAN OK'S WATER PROJECT DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LUNCH PROGRAM OFFERED TO YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEATHER SERVICE CHANGES NUMBER,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COURT EXPANDS VEHICLE SEARCHES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LES HAMMER HANGS UP HIS RIDING BOOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOST CANDIDATES LEAVE DEVELOPMENT TO GROUPS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAPID CITY GETS RELIEF FROM RECORD HIGHS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EXTRADITION HEARING SET FOR FUGITIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FIRM FINED AFTER FATAL CAVE-IN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FIRM WOULD USE SHREDDED TIRES FOR RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN VIETNAM VETERANS CELEBRATION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL TO CONSIDER SUPPORT MEDIATION,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WINTER WHEAT FORECAST FOR STATE UNCHANGED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*IOWA ASSISTANT ADDS KNOWLEDGE TO CAMP,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BUILDING PERMITS CONTINUE UPTURN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*NEW SEARS STORE IS TAKING SHAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
AGENCY EXPERIENCES TRAVEL TO CALIFORNIA FIRSTHAND,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*LONG DAYS FOR THE ZOO CREW,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POOR CAN'T AFFORD GOOD HEALTH,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY UNCORKS SUNDAY LIQUOR PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD IN RUNNING FOR 'DOOMSDAY' TOWER,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*'STAR TREK V' WITH FAMILIAR FORMULA,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LDRPS PROVIDE FOR BIRTH PROCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LEAVE TERRACE PARK BAND SHELL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DRIVER TEST NEEDED FOR YOUTHS UNDER 18 (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LET USERS PAY BILLS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FLITTIE AFFILIATION INACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BOARD TRIES TO DIVIDE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CITY MOTORCYCLIST INJURED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HISTORICAL BUILDING TOUR SET FOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER--ATWATER DENIES MEMO ROLE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN NEB CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINNER MAN DIES IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KOTTEN WANTS LOAN FUND FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THRIFTY DAD KNEW NEED TO CUT EXTRA BLADE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR--FURLOUGH TIMING A COINCIDENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP BLASTS 'STREET CZARINA',"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VOTERS FORCING TO FOCUS ON WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WHEELCHAIR ATHLETE NEARS HALFWAY POINT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ANDERSON CALLS WHITE HOUSE JOB THRILLING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*RECYCLERS EXPANDING TO NEW LINES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY MAY HAVE ANOTHER HIDDEN COST,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RADIO'S HILSON IS DEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SD GROUP PROMOTES RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RECYCLERS IN SD LISTED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GAMBLING TO GET A NEEDED REVIEW (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HALLEEN SELECTION SHOWS TIMES CHANGING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ANTI-ALCOHOL ADS CAN HELP NEXT GENERATION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CONTRACTORS PRODUCED SKILLED-WORKER SHORTAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
JOHNSON SHOULD SHOW FARM BILL ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PRESSLER SNAPPED FINGERS AND POLL RESULTS VANISHED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SINGLE WOMEN WHO HAVE BABIES ARE GUTSY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LYNN HART ARTICLE WAS BIASED JOURNALISM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
THEFTS FROM GRAVES MUST BE STOPPED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
IGNORING MASCOT VOTE A VIOLATION OF RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
PACIFIST TYPES CAN BE COURAGEOUS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"INDIAN BINGO NO THREAT, CREATES JOBS","Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*FLANDREAU GETS COORS TO AID WAUBAY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
LOCAL SOFTBALL TAKES ON DIFFERENT LOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
HOUSE PLANS HEARINGS ON WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KSOO NEWS DIRECTOR TO LEAD BROADCASTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOM OF MAN WANTED FOR QUESTIONING DIES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL UNION LEADER TO SPEAK AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CRITICIZE SCHOOL, PUBLIC LANDS OFFICIAL","Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KEEPS AN EYE ON OUR GREEN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOT AIR BALLOONS TAKE TO THE SKY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITIBANK PUTS CHARGE INTO FOREIGN CARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LUTHERANS DENOUNCE GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CONSTRUCTION ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ATTORNEY-GENERAL HOPEFUL SUGGESTS VICTIM PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL TO BE CAPITAL FOR A DAY JUNE 19,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SUES--AIDS TEST RESULTS MADE PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GARRETSON TO DECIDE ON SCHOOL ADDITION,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD WARNED AGAINST VIOLATING LAWS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*ACE'S NEW PLACE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*DRIVE, HE SAID","Argus LeaderJun 10 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
STORMS BLAST INTO SD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MALL AREA ALWAYS ON THE MOVE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SALES TAX BEST FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP AIMS TO RETURN 'LOST BIRDS',"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*AGE NO OBSTACLE FOR GOOD HEALTH,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
TATTOOS CAN BE REMOVED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CELEBRATION HAS GONE ON TOO LONG (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSHEE ASSUMED RISKS WHEN HE TOOK JET RIDE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STOP SIGNS WILL MAKE INTERSECTION SAFER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CAN HANDLE LAWMAKER-MAYOR ROLES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STATE VIDEO LOTTERY IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SAVE CHURCH BUILDING AT 10TH AND SPRING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
AMBULANCE GROUP PLANS PUBLIC FORUM,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FREEMAN YOUTH DIES WHEN TRUCK HITS BIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO SPEAK SATURDAY AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1991-92 BUDGET TOPIC AT BOARD MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
7 PEOPLE INJURED IN 2-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*COLA, CANTALOUPE, CANDY STOCK FRIDGE","Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAITH OF FEW KEEPS CHURCH ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEEN'S FLAG GREETS TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KERREY OFFERS VICTORY FORMULA,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GROUPS WRANGLE OVER GROTON PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS NEED {dollar}60,000 FOR TRIP","Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HURON PARK INN FILES CHAPTER 11 BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS CONCERNED BY PUSH TO HOST DUMPS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ELIMINATE WATER POOLS TO STOP MOSQUITOES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SPEARFISH RESTAURANT TO BE SOLD JUNE 28,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
USER-FEE PLAN UPSETS RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
109TH ENGINEERING GROUP MAY RETURN BY SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
{dollar}3.4 MILLION PROJECT MAY BEGIN THIS FALL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CONVENTION RUNS THROUGH TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*ALL WET AND HAPPY ABOUT IT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DUBISAR CAPTURES GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DISABILITIES ACT TO AFFECT SMALL FIRMS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
SDSU DAIRY EXPERT SEES HIGHER PRICES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1991, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
*NUDITY VOTE CLOSED CAFE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOST SAY ABORTION SHOULD BE LEGAL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY THREATENS TRACK BETTING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EACH STATE SHOULD DEAL WITH ITS TRASH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME FOR CHANGE ON SCHOOL BOARD (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
26TH AND BAHNSON IS TRAFFIC NIGHTMARE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TODAY'S DAD GETS COOKING AS A HELPER,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BUFFALO OFFERS LEAN COOKING ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JJ BRINGS FUN BIO TO TOWN THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SOFT SPOT FOR HARD COOKIES AND MILK,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"AMENDMENT HURTS SENIORS, GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW FUEL WORKS IN CITY'S BUSES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
323RD CHEMICAL UNIT WINS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY CANDIDATES SCRAMBLE FOR CAMPAIGN DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHOT A HEALTH,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS PREFER PEROT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY OK'S ELKS CLUB DEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL AID QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STENSLAND SAYS STATE SHOULD USE FRESH DATA,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CROPS SHOWING STRESS OF TOO LITTLE MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DROUGHT INDEX PUTS STATE IN MIDDLE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THREE ARE AWARDED FELLOWSHIP AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*RAPID CITY REMEMBERS FLOOD DEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BILLBOARD DECISION MAY BE UP TO STATES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BIOLOGIST PROPOSES RESTORATION PROJECT FOR FISH,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"*TEEN OUT TO BUILD, DRIVE OWN SPRINTER","Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PLENTY OF HOT-AIR FUN UP IN THE AIR THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LERNER STORE OPEN AFTER REMODELING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"MUCH OF SD REMAINS DRY, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TOURISM INDUSTRY GETS FAST SUMMER START,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STATE AFL-CIO LEADER FACES OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
THREE CHILD-LABOR LAW VIOLATORS FINED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*INTEREST FIGURES GOING UP, ECONOMIST SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 10 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*HANDICAPPED WOMAN WANTS HER OWN HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER MAY EMBRACE NEW ROLE: HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BABBITT WOULD BE GOOD COURT PICK (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--INCREASE IN PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
INSURANCE PROBLEM HAS BEEN OVERSTATED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STEENSLAND DOING POOR JOB FOR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DRUNKEN DRIVER SHOULD GO TO JAIL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
GRADUATE'S PRAYER OFFENSIVE TO SOME (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
SOYBEAN PLANT IN THE WORKS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TO ATTRACT FIRST-TIME HOME BUYERS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STATE EXPORTS TO CANADA UP,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF SPEAKS TO STATE VFW,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO LEAD HEALTH-CARE FORUM,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL PARK FEE INCREASE REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POWER OUTAGE AFFECTS 400 RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOLARSHIPS HONOR PLANE CRASH VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPEEDOMETER CHECK SET UP TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LACK OF MONEY LEAVES SCHOOL REPAIRS IN A RUT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE COLOR OF SPRING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN WINS HAIL INSURANCE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHARGES TO BE FILED OVER PARTY UPROAR,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INJURED MAN AWAITED HELP FROM NEIGHBOR,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
{dollar}3 MILLION APPROVED FOR AQUATIC RC PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"RENO INTERESTED IN INDIAN, AG ISSUES, SCHREIER SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS FIRM HIRED FOR MEADE COUNTY JAIL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WESLEYAN STUDENT IS MISS STOCKGROWER,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WILDLIFE WETLAND BEING FINISHED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON COMMISSIONER TO SPEAK AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS COMMISSIONER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO FELONIES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SAFETY CLASS A MUST FOR BOWHUNTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WINDS SLOW FISHING ACTION ON AREA WATERS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRADITIONAL EAST RIVER DEER OPENER,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HURON PRODUCT PETERSON ADVANCES AT NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*NORWEGIANS TRACE THEIR ROOTS AT AUGUSTANA CONFERENC,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ALL FORMS OF HARASSMENT TERRIBLE (PROF),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*'GREAT QUAKE' LEFT A DEEP IMPRESSION ON EXPERTS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AIRPORT USAGE CLIMBING STEADILY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAPID CITY STANDOFF ENDS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DASCHLE PUSHES RURAL NEEDS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
PARTIES SHOULD LOOK AT UPDATING OFFICES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EARNED FREE TIME WON'T BE BORING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL STAFF THANKED FOR CRISIS RESPONSE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STORY OF 'LIBERTY' HUSHED FOR YEARS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESSLER RECEIVES ERRONEOUS MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
STATE REQUIRES 2 LICENSE PLATES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO CHARGES PLANNED IN GIRL'S SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRIVER WHOSE CAR FLIPPED EXITS HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ATHLETIC CLUB OWNER ORDERED TO PAY TAXES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POKER RUN TO RAISE MONEY FOR MDA,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY CREATES ADVOCATE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTERS BRUSH UP ON SKILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEWS ANCHOR ROONEY LEAVING KSFY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHALLENGERS CRITICIZE NEW GOALS FOR LEARNING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FOES TRY TO DOUSE INCINERATOR PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INJURED PARK MANAGER TO RETURN TO WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD ENGLISH TEACHER RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAKE-A-WISH SENDS GIRL TO NASHVILLE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MCDONALD'S SPONSORS CHILD ID PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TOY SALES TO PAY FOR PUMPER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEVELOPER PLANS NORTH SIOUX CITY HOUSING DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HUMBOLDT CHURCH TO MARK CENTURY OF FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"ANNOUNCES SALES, INCOME RECORDS FOR PAST YEAR","Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
COURT CLEARS WAY IN CATTLE-THEFT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
BOTH BIKERS RULED NEGLIGENT IN 1986 CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
BOTH BIKERS RULES NEGLIGENT IN 1986 CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*CANARIES EDGE EXPLORERS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE FRONT OFFICE GETS OFF-SEASON FACE LIFT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*CIGARETTES, COFFEE ARE BAD NEWS","Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*TWO BEST-BALL EVENTS SLATED FOR WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*COLLETION IS GLIMPSE OF GLORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STUPID HUMAN TRICKS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SOME TREES ARE NOT SUITED FOR THIS REGION,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"SIOUX FALLS A TOP PLACE TO RAISE KIDS, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ANOTHER CHURCH JOINS EFFORT TO FEED NEEDY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM LEADERS DISPUTE REPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW DECLARES EMERGENCY IN 6 MORE COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*STREEP DOUBLE IS DAUGHTER OF ABERDEEN WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*GROUP CHALLENGES HISTORIC VIEWS OF SEXUAL THEOLOGY,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*THE TOWN HAD NOWHERE TO TURN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ENCOURAGE GOVERNOR TO QUIT SMOKING (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*POISONOUS LANGUAGE HATEFUL FROM ANYONE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PET STORE WRONG IN HOW IT HANDLED FEEDING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RECYCLING WON'T MAKE OUR LIVES INCONVENIENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*POLICE RELEASE SKETCH OF ROBBER,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY RULES AGAINST WOMAN WHO SLIPPED,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEGION CONVENTION TO FEATURE PARADE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN ROBS DISCOUNT BREAD STORE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BRASSY TRANSPORTATION,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HE TRIED TO KILL EX-GIRLFRIEND IN CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VIDEO LOTTERY NO LONGER ON THE MENU AT CRACK'D POT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN TO LEAD MEDICAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*STEELE'S LAWYER WANTS NEW SITE FOR RAPE RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*DEDICATION PLANNED FOR HISTORICAL MARKER,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRONC RIDERS COMPETE IN ANNUAL MATCH-UP,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PROFESSOR RECEIVES RESEARCH FUND GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN FACES CHARGE IN PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FOUR WILL RECEIVE 'CRAZY HORSE' AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMPANY COMPLETES TRAIL KING PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SPECIALIST ADDRESSES DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CHILD WITH LIGHTER APPARENT CAUSE OF APARTMENT FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PROPOSAL TO PUSH APART CASINOS TO GET HEARING,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ENJOYED BEING WITH PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*CLASSROOM TEACHER SALARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*JUNE TURNS INTO CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"{dollar}400,000 IN GOAL 2000'S FIRST YEAR","Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TOWN WATCHES NEWSPAPERS COMPETE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CONTROVERSIAL PROGRAM RELEASES FERRETS IN BADLANDS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
RESEARCHER FINDS DUCK TOGETHERNESS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
REPUBLICAN LOBBYIST WON'T RUN FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SHAREHOLDERS SEE LODGENET STOCK JUMP {dollar}2 A SHARE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
*TRANSFER RULE SPARKS INTENSE STATE DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SD BOYS UNDERDOGS TO NEBRASKA ALL-STARS,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*WOMEN'S SOCCER BEGINS 8TH SEASON,"Argus LeaderJun 10 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
JAILS IN SAD SHAPE-STANDARDS RARELY MET,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN COURTS FLEETING URGE TO RUN,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN COURTS FLEETING URGE TO RUN,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRUCKER' DIRGE-'I'LL DRIVE TILL I'M BROKE',"Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL VOTERS' JOB AN EASY ONE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*NEW MISS SOUTH DAKOTA-JULIE KLEINSASSER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
BALTIC GIRL WINS PAGEANT-KERRY RANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
SHOOTING DEATH PROBE CONTINUES-BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
MICKELSON DOUBTFUL HE'LL RUN,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
*ALCESTER SCOUTS BURY REPLIES TO FUTURE MAN'S QUESTION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ALCESTER SCOUTS BURY REPLIES TO FUTURE MAN'S QUESTION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THERE SURE ARE A LOT OF CENTENNIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BURBANK SLEEPING, MAYBE, BUT NOT DYING","Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOME HIGHWAY CAFES CUT BACK,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SOME HIGHWAY CAFES CUT BACK,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FOOD CARTEL-PRESSLER SAYS HIS PLAN WILL OFFSET OIL C,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
FOOD CARTEL-PRESSLER SAYS HIS PLAN WILL OFFSET OIL C,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*SMILIN' MYRON TO HAVE HIS DAY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GOP DENIES AIDING ANDERSON,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP DENIES AIDING ANDERSON,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITIBANK GAINS SD GO-AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITIBANK GAINS SD GO-AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*AUCTIONING A LIFETIME OF MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUCTIONING A LIFETIME OF MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUNERAL SALES REGULATIONS DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GRAY PANTHERS LEADER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GRAY PANTHERS LEADER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BROKAW THRIVES AS SD-NY HYBRID,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SELECTION SURPRISES DUPRIS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SELECTION SURPRISES DUPRIS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TIESZEN TRIES 'NEW' SPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*TIESZEN TRIES 'NEW' SPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
'ROOKIES' DIRECT TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW'S WORK PROCESSOR BUY UNCHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SURVEY FINDS SUPPORT FOR BROTHELS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S WORD PROCESSOR BUY UNCHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WATER SUIT MAY COST {dollar}3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SURVEY FINDS SUPPORT FOR BROTHELS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STOCKYARDS RULING EXPECTED SOON,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WATER SUIT MAY COST {dollar}3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY HALL PROBE GOING TO JURY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PANEL PUTS OFF ELECTION REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PANEL PUTS OFF ELECTION REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CITY HALL PROBE GOING TO JURY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FOOLS' ERRAND (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HOLD UP NEW URANIUM MINING (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
US MILITARY NEEDS THE PUBLIC SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
SCHUMAKER THANKS HIS SUPPORTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
TRACTOR ACCIDENT KILLS WHITEWOOD BOY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
6 ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD EMPLOYEE INSURANCE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
IRRIGATION PUMPING BAN LIFTED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
IRRIGATION PUMPING BAN LIFTED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PETITIONS PROTEST URANIUM MINING,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HIGH COURT RULES ON INDIAN TAXES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FEW HOPPERS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
HIGH COURT RULES ON INDIAN TAXES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
HIGH COURT RULES ON INDIAN TAXES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"VOLATILE WEATHER HELPS SD CROPS, HURTS IOWA","Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"VOLATILE WEATHER HELPS SD CROPS, HURTS IOWA","Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
POWER SUPPLY ADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CITIBANK BUILDING DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY HALL PROBE GOES ON QUIETLY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY MAY LAUNCH OWN INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE INFECTIOUS MAGIC OF ZEEZO,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE INFECTIOUS MAGIC OF ZEEZO,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KSFY-TV ANNOUNCER FIRED OFF-THE-WALL SKIT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KSFY-TV ANNOUNCER FIRED OFF-THE-WALL SKIT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
4 LECTURES ON INDIAN HERITAGE OFFERED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SF MUNICIPAL BAND OPENS SEASON SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"WASHINGTON, LINCOLN ADD VOLLEYBALL","Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
LOCAL ANGLERS TAME KAMPESKA,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*A CEREMONIAL FLAG-BURNING AT THE CAMP,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEANS' SON PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAILROAD PETITIONS MAY BE REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEANS' SON PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CITIBANK BUILDING DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GENERAL WARNER TO RETIRE SOON,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GENERAL WARNER TO RETIRE SOON,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"CITIBANK, SD FORGE NEW ERA (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER COMMITTED TO SOCIAL SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SAYS ABDNOR FUMBLED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
SEARCHERS FIND PILOT'S BODY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
1-YEAR-OLD DIES OF BURNS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SMALL TOWN SERVICE THREATENED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY RESIDENTS WARY OF MINING,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JAIL STANDARDS OUTLINED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
EXPLOSION WAKES UP SLEEPERS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
RAIL OPERATORS WILL BE NAMED IN TWO WEEKS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
UNISPHERE INVESTORS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
LATEST SPEEDING TICKET EARNS THE GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GARDEN OF COLOR--JOHN GRIFFIN'S HYBRID,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHE'LL RISE (RIVER IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE KILLER--A ROCK'N'ROLL GIANT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF WOMAN WINS IN STATE BEEF COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
RACES HIGHLIGHTS RISE EVENT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CALIF OPTION GOT ITS SHARE OF PUBLICITY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RUMORS PERSIST--TO EXPAND EVENING NEWS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*TOOK A WRONG TURN TO A SEWAGE POND,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES EXCHANGE VIEWS ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELECTIONS BRING PARADE OF NATIONAL FIGURES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KOERNER'S APPOINTMENT UPSETS SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL IN RUNNING FOR PRINTING PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HILLS CONCERT PROMOTERS SUE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FAIR BOARD OK'S GOSPEL CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
KIRKPATRICK SHOULD QUIT HER UN JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CAMBRIDGE DIET NOT A FAD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AGRICULTURE NEEDS LESS US CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LILA LEE CHRISTY PRAISED FOR SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
RETAILERS MEETING OPENS IN SF,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF GIRL MISS SD TEEN-AGER FINALIST,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN KILLED IN CYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WINEGARDEN TO SEEK SCHOOL POST,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUSINESS SEMINAR STARTS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD BAR TO HEAR NEB CHIEF JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"SOCIAL SECURITY, SSI CHECKS TO RISE","Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
'GREASE' TO BE AUXILIARY FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
'GREASE' TO BE AUZILIARY FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ANTIQUE CAR SHOW HERE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
IRS EXAM POSTMARK DEADLINE AUG 16,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
3-YEAR-OLDS TESTED DURING JUNE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DAKOTA RAIL TO REPAIR OLD MILWAUKEE LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INDIAN SCHOOL ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS-FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCFARLAND STILL MAY SEEK NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW TO HEAR POLICE OFFICER CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
POLICIES AIMED AT REWARDING CONSERVATION EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"*SIOUX FALLS, RAPID CITY POSTS SPLIT","Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TO VIEW CHINA'S PHYSICAL EDUC SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
THE DOCTOR'S CHOICE--SLEW O' GOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INSURANCE FIRM WANTS TO BUY BANK,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
3RD CITIBANK BUILDING 'FULFILLS DREAM',"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GRANT HELPS FARMERS BUY LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MALL'S BISHOP BUFFET OPENS JULY 21,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN DENIED BOND REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MUNICIPAL BAND PERFORMS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW LAW ON INSURANCE FIRMS NEEDS NATIONAL STUDY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROPAGANDA LABEL ON ACID RAIN FILM IS SENSELESS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INCREASE MOTEL ROOM TAX TO FUND CITY PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRISON HEALTH CARE CALLED INADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRM CHARGED WITH WASTE VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
IF JOB AT LITTON SO BAD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JACKIE POTRATZ THANKED FOR WORK WITH YOUTHS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHOULDN'T INFRINGE ON NEIGHBORS' RIGHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNION FIGHTS FOR BETTER PAY AT LITTON (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DOESN'T HAVE TO PAY TO GET EXPERT VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ENJOYING FRIVOLOUS MOVIES... (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GUN WILL GO OFF IN GAME OF RUSSIAN ROULETTE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"SPACE LASER WEAPONS, CLOSER TO NUCLEAR WAR (L)","Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SOAP STAR ACTS A BIT LIKE HER CHARACTER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BILL ALLOWING LONGER STATION HOURS CLEARS COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST WISCONSIN MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*FEAR--A PROBLEM BEHIND MENTAL ILLNESS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
FORMAL APPLICATION FILED TO ABANDON RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*FIVE PEOPLE WERE INJURED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ARMOUR'S PARENT FIRM ANNOUNCES CLOSING PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HUNKING CALLS FOR COMPETITIVE ARENA BIDDING,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"MITCHELL TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATORS GET RAISE","Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD APPEALS LEGAL FEE AWARD BY DISTRICT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOONSOCKET WANTS FEDERAL WATER GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ZIP FEED MILLS BUYS W FARGO'S GOLD MEDAL,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CONTEMPT CAN BE USED TO PAY DIVORCE SETTLEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"JOE FOSS WON'T PAY {dollar}6,000 DIVORCE FEES","Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
USD DOCTOR FOR BENDECTIN UNTILL IT'S NOT AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*ROONEY'S TUNE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TEEN-AGER RESTORES ABANDONED CEMETERY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*HOLD ON TO YOUR HAT, COWBOY","Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*'GREMLINS' WILL THRILL FANS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*13,000,000,000,000 FLAVORS","Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLEVELAND WEARS CROWN OF MISS SD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*OLD TESTAMENT SEEN THROUGH SIGN LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PULLING ONE OVER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNSELING BRINGS RELIEF FOR FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENT FIGURES MATH INTO FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MURPHY MAKES A DIFFERENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOWARD EASING FARM CRUNCH (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIGH ON HOSPITAL PRIORITY LIST (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BELLE FOURCHE RECEIVES FOUR INCHES OF RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SAYLOR ASSUMES MEDICAL GROUP PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL CONSIDER CLERICAL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR WANTS ACTION ON UPRIGHT GRAVE MARKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CUNNINGHAM TO PLAN STRATEGY FOR SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW NAMES TWO TO CONSERVATION GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS SODBUSTER PROVISIONS ALTERED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE CAR DEALER URGES LAWSUIT PARTICIPATION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FRANKENFELD SAYS STATE WOULD TAKE RISK,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PROJECT FOES--'RESPONSE SPECTACULAR',"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHINA GIVES CITY ZOO STUFFED PANDA EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LITTON EXTENDS VACATION WITH ONE-WEEK LAYOFF,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PLAY WRAPS UP PIONEERS' STORY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SHOW HELPS FAMILY VIOLENCE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GAGE PRESIDENT OF SERTOMA CLUB,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MARRS LEADS ORDER OF DEMOLAY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PARAOPTOMETRIC GROUP FORMED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*PAULSON LEADS VOITURE 129,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*WILSON COMMANDS LEGION POST,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BIGGER COMMISSION IS STEP AHEAD FOR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CENTER SUPPORTERS SHOULD WELCOME VOTE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOLIDAY WAS ELECTION FACTOR (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS FAIRGROUNDS LEASE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES LILLEHAUG SUIT AGAINST CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL OK'S FREE FARM DAY ENTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN FACES BURGLARY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD APPOINTS NEW SCHOOL OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DROUGHT PARCHES WEST RIVER FARMS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KANSAS FIRM SEEKS BONDS FOR HOLIDAY INNS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY DELAYS DECISION ON WHEELCHAIR RATES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RANCHER ASKS JUDGE TO RELEASE HIM FROM JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBE STARTS LOTTERY FOR EDUCATION FUND,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE CALLS ON BLOCK TO MAKE PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
POPULISTS PLAN MEETINGS TO DRUM UP SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DROPS TO 5.1 PERCENT IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FLOODING KILLS SCORES OF FARMERS' PIGS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SD GETS THE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING DESERVES TO BE ELECTED AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LET O'CONNOR FINISH JOB (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"THANKS, VOLUNTEERS (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"THROW COOPER, HUNKING OUT (L)","Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
INDIAN EVENT ENJOYABLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*3 LOCAL WOMEN WIN AWARDS FOR VOLUNTEER WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT, BURGLARY","Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER CONVICTION BITTERSWEET FOR LAWMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN IN CRITICAL CONDITION AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
19-YEAR-OLD PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IF SALES TAX PLAN OK'D,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MAYORAL CANDIDATES OUTLINE THEIR PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COMPANY TO SURVEY INSURANCE FIRMS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PCA'S DESIRE TO LEAVE THREATENS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CHEERLEADING CAMP AT AUGUSTANA COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY BOARD DISCUSSES JAIL RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MICKELSON TO TALK IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
2 ARRESTED FOR NOT PAYING SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*FATHERS DREAM ABOUT THEIR DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TREAT DAD TO SOMETHING SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ZION TEMPLE PUBLISHES JEWISH RECIPES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*ENTREPRENEURS COOK UP SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*MALL DRESS UP,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
RAIN GOOD FOR DUCK HUNTING,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE TOURNAMENT RETURNS TO ELMWOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HEALTH CLUBS QUESTION HOSPITAL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
UNION PLANS RALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON AIDS TEST,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAXPAYERS' BILL OF RIGHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ALPHA CENTER USES VALID PROCEDURES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ALPHA CENTER ISSUE IRONIC (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*BEAVER CREEK REBIRTH,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ELEMENTS OF 'SOUND OF MUSIC' WERE THERE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ALPHA CENTER RALLY SET SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BANDIT ROBS STORE OF {dollar}50,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY OK'S 12 BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL DENIES FRONTIER MOVE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIPELINE WORKERS STRIKE WATER LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WICHNER MAY SUE VANDERLOO FOR {dollar}700,000","Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRM SEEKS QUARRY PROTEST DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HELP SOUGHT WITH PRISON FUGITIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WATERTOWN RECALLS FALLEN PTL PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*NORTHERN MISSOURI RIVER IS PLACE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MORE ANTELOPE LICENSES PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRITCHARD HONORED WITH STATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RISING TO THE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTER QUITS POST AFTER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COOLING BUSINESS HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AGRICULTURE POLICIES ALSO DRAW FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TO VOID NUCLEAR WASTE COMPACT WITH SD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*TRAINED TABBIES LEARN NEW TRICKS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS BROADCASTERS TAKE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
CROP WALK PARTICIPANTS HELPED SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HEAD START THANKS BUSINESSES FOR PRIZES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PUBLIC THANKED FOR SUPPORTING SYMPOSIUM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"FLOWER SALE RAISED {dollar}7,000 TO FIGHT DIABETES (L)","Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CONGRESS MUST KEEP MEMBERS IN ORDER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DILUTING PROGRAM WILL CUT DISABLED SERVICES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*TEEN TAKES LEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BAR PATRON SUES FOR LOSS OF VISION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRST VAPOR TESTS NEGATIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RETAILERS SUPPORT CORPORATE FARM BAN,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE COUNTIES ADDED TO DROUGHT LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAKONDA FARMER WINS NEGLIGENCE SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLANTING A BRIGHT SPOT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABSTRACTORS DON'T WANT BANKS TO SELL INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES DISCUSS CITY'S CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STAR WARS TO KEEP SOVIETS AT BAY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUMMER STORMS INTERRUPTED SLEEP,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE RECEIVED DONATION FROM INDICTED CONTRIBUTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRISON IMPROVES SECURITY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DOCTORS DEFEND MEDICAL SCANNER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DEVELOPMENT PROJECT RAISES QUESTION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HERE'S TO 100,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH ROLLERS BID FOR DEADWOOD LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STATE, PRISON OFFICIALS LOOK TOWARD JULY 1","Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE INCOME TAX ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INDICTMENT SHOWS RESOLVE TO CLEAN UP PRISON MESS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PRESSLER HAS GOOD RELATIONS WITH BUSH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VETS DESERVE COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
JAMISON MEETINGS GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
STOP THE FOOT-DRAGGING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
WOULD DOCTOR GET CHAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
FEET-FIRST JUMP COULD SAVE SWIMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*2 CITY MEN SHARE STROKE-PLAY LEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JIMENEZ CARRIES HORNETS TO SOCCER TITLE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*IT'S A DOG'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"3,355 LICENSES TO BE AVAILABLE FOR HUNTING SEASON","Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ELECTRIC TROLLING MOTORS BECOMING BIG HIT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
DEDICATION TODAY FOR 111-MILE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DELANO TO SPEAK TO WOMEN'S NETWORK,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING SET FOR TEEN CHARGED IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS DOCTOR RECEIVES FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
1ST BLACKJACK DEALER COMPLETES COURSE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LYLE WAS BORN TO BE A SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT PUTS BIRCHES AT RISK FOR BUGS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO-MINING AREAS DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS HOPE AQUIFER LAW MAKES WAVES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTERS HELP RESCUE BOOKWORMS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEMBERS OF NEW GROUNDWATER BOARD APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FLANDREAU PRINCIPAL HIRED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT CARD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE SEEKS BENEFITS FOR HERBICIDE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LAWYERS WANT TRIAL SOON ON TRIBAL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*PARENTS TRACK I-90 TRAIL OF DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*80-YEAR MARRIAGE BEGAN ON SD PLAINS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
BEST BUY SALES DOWN 6 PERCENT IN MAY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARM OFFICIALS HOST TOUR NEAR BERESFORD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE WAIVES FEE FOR ROADSIDE MOWING,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARM MEDIATION CHIEF CLAIMS SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RAILROADS ROLL UP A RECORD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AG RESEARCH SAID TO HARM FAMILY FARMS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
FIRM READY TO EXPAND TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
PRAIRIE FIRES FANNED FEARS IN PLAINS FOLK,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*NEW MANAGER HOPES TO PICK UP THE PACE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"*VISIT TO WALKER, GUTHERIE AN EXPERIENCE","Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"MORE PRINTS, MORE MONEY","Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*THEATER'S STRENGTH IS DRAMA,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
*COSTNER TO BEGIN FILM JULY 7,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
*DENVER JOINS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
DE SMET PRESERVES FRONTIER HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1989, sect.F, p.10, col.1"
*'SMILEY' RIDES OUT THE PAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CORSON STAYS STRONG WITH HELP OF SAMPSONS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CRUISERS WANT LOOP ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"OFFERS HELP TO BUY MILBANK, BROOKINGS PLANTS","Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SORROW IS OFTEN FELLOW SOJOURNER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*HI-TECH GADGETS BECOME BABY SITTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MANFRED PITCHES AMERICA'S PASTIME IN BOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PRIVATE EYE NEBRASKA IS ON FRESH TRAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
"ALBUM CURB WRONG, WILL POPULARIZE FILTH (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HENSON A GENIUS WHO CHANGED WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS ARE TOO EXPENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*WELCOME RAIN STILL CAN BE DEPRESSING,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
EYESIGHT GETS WORSE WITH AGE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KOLB OVERCOMES MISCUES TO WIN TITLE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REINVESTED DIVIDENDS ARE TAXABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PANEL CHALLENGES PAYMENT REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
BOARD TO HEAR REPORT ON WASHINGTON USE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GANG MEMBER FACES DRUG, ROBBERY CHARGES","Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING TO CONSIDER SHARE OF LOTTERY TAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCOUTS TRAINING HELPED GUARD OFFICER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO DISCUSS RENTAL PROPERTY INSPECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAN GETS MEDAL AFTER 45 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PANEL FINISHES WORK ON NEW WASTE RULES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STURGIS LAWYER TO RUN FOR JAYCEES PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TV STAR NOT LICENSED FOR CASINO,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MISTAKE IN CHECK MAY COST COUNTY {dollar}15,000","Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"STATE, FLANDREAU TRIBE AGREE ON CASINO PACT","Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CITY POOLS SWIMMING IN DEFICITS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PHARMACY GROUP HONORS CENTERVILLE STORE OWNER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GRASSLAND FIRE DANGER INDEX ISSUED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SUIT SEEKS TO RETURN LOTTO POT INTO GAME,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY TELLS CARETRAUM--WAIT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FDIC--SD BANKS ARE HEALTHIEST,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE STING OF SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FISCAL RECKLESSNESS SHOULD BE EXPOSED (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ANTI-PRESSLER BIAS APPARENT IN STORIES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ONLY CITIZENS CAN END SPIRALING TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"DON'T BLAME CARTER, FU FOR FARM PROBLEMS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
'ARGUS' UNJUSTLY RAPS COMMISSION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
MARION'S KIPPES HONORED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BYRUM GETS 1ST LOOK AT HAZELTINE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PARTICIPANTS GET A BANG OUT OF TRAPSHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAINS COULD BENEFIT SD PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEADLINES NEARING FOR BIG-GAME APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
AUGUSTANA HOSTING BUSINESS ACADEMY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EDUCATION PROGRAMS BRING HONOR TO NSP,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GROUP PLANS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MINNESOTA EXPERT TO SPEAK AT SHEEP DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RAIN BECOMES CURSE FOR MANY FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
BOARD OK'S HEARING ON AXTELL PARK PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY DEFERS ACTION ON RETAIL BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS RETURNING FROM EUROPE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUSH STILL MAY ATTEND RUSHMORE GALA,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REMEMBERING VIETNAM,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CIRCUIT JUDGE OK'S EVIDENCE FOR USE IN SZECHWAN CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRI-STATE REQUEST REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PAIR SUES WHEELCHAIR EXPRESS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*16 PEOPLE NAMED TO THE SD HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAST STATE GUARD UNIT EXPECTED BACK IN JULY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE COMPLAINT AGAINST FATHER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBE UPSET OVER STANCE ON DUMP,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LENNOX WOMAN CLAIMS WORLD DOLL DAY PRIZE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
YANKTON DOCTOR LEADS MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BOY ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIMSELF AT CAMPGROUND,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WHITE'S USE OF BULK-MAIL PERMIT IS LEGAL,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ASKS FOR PICTURE OF PRANKSTER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*LAWYER--DNA RULES OUT MOELLER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWO INMATES CUT THROUGH WALL FOR SEX,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX VALLEY AMONG BEST IN US,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PUT LOCAL RESOURCES INTO PROCESSING PLANT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SIZE NOT THE PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE PAINFUL BUT LOGICAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUE'S SEIZURE CLEARLY POLITICAL MANEUVER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SCHOOL BOARD'S DECISION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*DAKOTA ARTISTS SHOW FLAIR AND VARIETY IN EXHIBITION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*DASCHLE, HAAR BATTLE REALLY GETS COOKING","Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EDDIE MONEY GIVES FANS A TRIP BACK 'TO PARADISE',"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*MIDDLE SCHOOL A GOOD TIME TO BUILD HABITS (PROF),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
APPEAL TO BE HEARD IN SKELETON CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE CANDIDATE SAYS VOTE HIS GUIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA MEN HELD IN WEDNESDAY ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEROT SUPPORTERS READY FOR BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FORGIVENESS EASES PAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHEER PLEASURE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"REDUCE SOLID WASTE, DON'T BURN","Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL JUDGE HEARS CASE TO OVERTURN VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WITCH TALE SPELLS TROUBLE FOR PROPERTY OWNERS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LONETREE PROPOSAL PITCHED TO TRIBE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"{dollar}59,000 COST OF TEARING DOWN RAPID CITY TERMINAL","Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD POLICE BEGIN USING HORSE PATROLS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL TAX INCREASE POSSIBLE IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL WORKERS TO GET PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRENADE-TOTING BANK ROBBER SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AREA SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS ARE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS FROM MAYORAL RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*JUMPING HIGH,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CRAPPIE FISHING STARTS TO TAKE OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
AFL-CIO CHIEF FACES OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HUTCHINSON GETS EXCELLENCE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MORRELL PLANT WILL RECALL 21 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*A LONG TRIP AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CITY OFFERS SOME OF BEST HOME VALUES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*HISTORY SURROUNDING INDIAN MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HANSON BLAMES CONTRACTOR FOR SOME SEWAGE BACKUPS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WORKERS PUT FINAL TOUCHES ON CLOSING OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STORE CLERK DENIED SLICE OF LOTTO PRIZE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BISHOP CLARIFIES MISCONDUCT REPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"CITY, HOMEOWNERS SHARE FLOOD DUTY (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRAYER SHOULD REMAIN A PRIVATE RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"FOR GIRL, FLORIDA TRIP DREAM COME TRUE","Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HENKIN, JANKLOW NOTED FOR INFLUENCE","Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HURON AIR SERVICE BIDS TO OPEN SOON,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ICE CREAM GIVEAWAY FOR NEEDY SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NAACP CONFERENCE WILL BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ZOO FREE TO MARK 30TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY MAN TO FIGHT 10TH DWI,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LAKESIDE DAIRY BARN SAVED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*UNITED WAY HIKES GOAL BY 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD MYSTERY DISEASE DOUBTFUL,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"{dollar}4,000 REWARD GIVEN IN MURDER CASE","Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BADLANDS VISITATION TAKES A MONTHLY DIP,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIGH WATER HELPS FISH POPULATION,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN LEADS PEROT GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD HEALTH OUTREACH GROUPS EARN HONORS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*WOMAN, 83, DIES IN IRENE CRASH","Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FLANDREAU RESIDENTS PRAISE NEW HOSPITAL TIE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILLER--BUDGET WILL BE TIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*CANARIES MANAGER BRINGS EXPERIENCE/MATURITY TO TEAM,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STRONG LINEUP CHALLENGES SD CHAMPION KORTAN,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YOUTH SOCCER TEAMS PURSUE STATE TITLES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*DOCUMENTARY ON GAYS, AIDS HONEST, LOVING","Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'JURASSIC PARK' IS CAPTIVATING AND FRIGHTENING,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"CARBON MONOXIDE, ASTHMA TESTS FREE","Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"COMPACT, LIGHT PDA'S WORK WITHOUT KEYBOARDS","Argus LeaderJun 11 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITIBANK AUDIT ORDERED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SITTING PRETTY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DO-ALL TOILET PUTS STUDENTS IN WINNER'S SEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD SHOULDN'T GRAB UNCLAIMED PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
VALUES OF TODAY WOULDN'T UNITE COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MCKENNAN SAYS IT HAS CLOSED GAP IN CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ARKY'S RETURN LEADS WEEKEND ACTIVITY LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SD EMICK NOMINATED FOR BROADWAY'S TOP HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RESISTANCE NOT REQUIRED AS PROOF IN SD COURTS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STOFFEREHN ADVISED TO ADMIT HIS MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PRESSLER MAY REGRET WILD ELECTION SHOT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PARABLE HAS ANSWER TO REFUGEE QUESTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*WE NEED A DOSE OF THE BASICS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CARS CAN'T BLOCK CITY DRIVEWAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS INJURED IN SHERIFF'S OFFICE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON BUCKS MAY DROP INDIAN LOGO,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PEDESTRIAN KILLED; DRIVER ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FILIPINOS TO CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HYDRANTS GET THE BRUSH,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ALCOHOL-RELATED FATALITIES LOWEST IN 2 1/2 DECADES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TOWNSHIP ASKS FOR HELP IN MAINTAINING HIGH-USE ROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POST OFFICE GOOFS WITH CANDIDATE'S POSTCARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PROFESSOR WINS DISSERTATION PRIZE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
3 SD SCHOLARS NAMED BUSH FELLOWS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOW CATTLE PRICES CONCERN GROWERS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WINTER-WHEAT YIELDS EXPECTED TO DROP,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL'S AIR SERVICE JEOPARDIZED BY CUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DASCHLE STRESSES RURAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HARDING LIKELY TO FACE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"{dollar}46,000 RAISED FOR DAY-CARE CENTER","Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ADMINISTRATOR TELLS SENATE OF DIFFICULTIES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
GUNMAN'S ONE-TIME VOW,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*TIM JOHNSON'S FINANCIAL PROFILE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*PET LOVER TO PUBLISH MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*OLD HANDS GATHER FOR GAMES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES LOOK SLOPPY IN LOSS TO DULUTH,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEW TERRACE PARK POOL WORTHY OF NORTH SIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*VFW PROGRAM HITS THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SOFTBALL A BLAST FOR MORRELL GIRLS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*SD'S BUSIEST CORNER COMMANDS TOP DOLLAR,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"VALUES, TOLERANCE DIVIDE CANDIDATES","Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LAWYERS TOP DONORS TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TRUCKING STOCKS HIT SKIDS WITH SLUGGISH ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN SLOWS SD ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEGENDS LIVE UP TO TITLE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES KEEPING AN EYE ON REPLACEMENT PLAYER'S SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CHILDHOOD IMMUNIZATION TARGET OF SHOOT OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*WOONSOCKET FISHERMAN FINDS IT ON FIRESTEEL CREEK,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*VISIT TO MAMMOTH SITE A GREAT HISTORY LESSON,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
HOT AIR BALLOONS SCHEDULED TO SOAR,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO EXPLAIN PROPERTY-TAX REFUND,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PASTORS FOR PEACE TO VISIT ALL SOULS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEADLINE ENDS FOR BEAN PLANTING,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS BRUSH UP ON PAINT,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ARGUS TAKES TOP NEWSPAPER AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WATER WARS TURN BITTER THIS SPRING,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"LIST OF WATER, DRAINAGE DISPUTES","Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
EX-RAPID CITY MAN KILLED WHILE TRAVELING IN AFRICA,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MAN GETS 8 YEARS IN '94 TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TASK FORCE TO LOOK AT FAIR OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HABITAT FOR HUMANITY GROUND BREAKING,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DEALING WITH WATER DRAINAGE CAN BE TRICKY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"*WAS MACHINIST, BEEKEEPER","Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*NEW BUSINESSES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
LAWYERS AGAIN ASK JUDGE TO STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE CLOSES DAY-CARE CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GOVERNOR APPOINTS KLEVEN TO SERVE REMAINDER OF TERM,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"HEATING, COOLING SYSTEM UPDATED IN MANSION","Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
FACTS ABOUT THE MANSION'S HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*MAYOR'S EXECUTIVE ORDERS MILD,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
REPORT LISTS RAPID CITY NO. 1 FOR JOB GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LOTTERY MACHINES OUT AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
VOTERS DESERVE MORE DISCLOSURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DOES HE HAVE SOMETHING TO HIDE? (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS ARE ENTITLED TO OPENNESS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW COULD LEARN FROM MISTAKES (ABERDEEN AM NEWS),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
PERFECT ATTENDANCE MAKES GRANDMA PROUD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
REFORMS TOO CAUGHT UP WITH PUNISHING PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"PLAIN, OLD ENGLISH A WONDERFUL THING (L)","Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
WEAPONS-BAN LETTER WAS FULL OF ERRORS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
LEAVE JERUSALEM'S FATE TO ISRAELIS AND ARABS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
DRUGMAKERS' WINDFALL A BITTER PILL TO SWALLOW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
JURY CLEARS PSYCHOLOGIST OF EX-PATIENT'S CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*SHINING IT UP IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
JAIL BEDS DON'T FIT THROUGH DOORS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.6"
*FLOOD OF '72 LEFT LONG LIST TO PONDER,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*RENEGADE MINOR LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*AIRPORT TRAM MAKES IT EASIER TO MEET ST. LOUIS,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*SEATTLE STANDS ON EDGE OF INGENUITY,"Argus LeaderJun 11 1995, sect.G, p.06, col.3"
CITY STILL LOOKING FOR BIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRISON IN ROUGH SHAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PRISON IN ROUGH SHAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"NO GAS BOMBS, PLEASE","Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NO DRAMATIC CHANGES SEEN FOR WESTERN MALL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JOHN WAYNE-'TRUE GRIT',"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NO DRAMATIC CHANGES SEEN FOR WESTERN MALL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
AIRPLANE ENGINE PURCHASE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIRPLANE ENGINE PURCHASE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROUBIDEAUX REPLACED BY PECHOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICHAEL SPICER GETS DIRECTOR JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROUBIDEAUX REPLACED BY PECHOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROUBIDEAUX REPLACED BY PECHOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SUSAN'S NEW DOLLAR MAKES A SHAKY DEBUT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EARTH'S WATER UNDER SATELLITES' EYES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EARTH'S WATER UNDER SATELLITES' EYES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHAIN LETTERS LABELED PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CZECH ENVOY COMING TO TABOR,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MORE FOOD STAMPS ISSUED IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRAIN SERVICE CUT LOOMS FOR SD,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
YANKTON MAN HEADS MEDICAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TRAIN SERVICE CUT LOOMS FOR SD,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CAR CRASH KILLS MAN NEAR PEEVER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BELLE FOURCHE MAN DROWNING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
GAMMA RADIATION WILL BE CHECKED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD SETS BOUNDARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*FOOD RAID SPURS LEGAL DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FOOD RAID SPURS LEGAL DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FOOD RAID SPURS LEGAL DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE BACKS SPECIAL EDUCATION MOVE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE BACKS SPECIAL EDUCATION MOVE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MUNICIPAL BAND TO OPEN '80 SEASON,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WELK PUTS ON A FRIENDLY SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'GOONA GOONA' TACKLES DOMESTIC ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SF LIBRARY TO SHOW FREE FILMS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SF MUNICIPAL BAND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*RASMUSSEN WINS TRACK AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PITCHER'S FUTURE IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*PITCHER'S FUTURE IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
KUNDERT-SD TO LIST ANDERSON,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KUNDERT-SD TO LIST ANDERSON,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WAREHOUSE CLOSURE MAY LEAVE SOME HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WAREHOUSE CLOSURE MAY LEAVE SOME HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
URANIUM PERMITS TO BE CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INSPECTION FEES DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
INSPECTION FEES DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
US MUST AVERT NEXT FALSE ALERT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TESTIMONY ENDS IN FLOODING TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TESTIMONY ENDS IN FLOODING TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OF DEMO PARTY WILL STAY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FAIR MANAGER HIRING URGED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PETERSON WANTS IN DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
REED NAMED DEAN OF USD LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
REED NAMED DEAN OF USD LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*RULING TO LET SD BREAK LEASE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*RULING TO LET SD BREAK LEASE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SD WOMAN SAYS BEATING SPURRED KILLING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SD WOMAN SAYS BEATING SPURRED KILLING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SD WOMAN SAYS BEATING SPURRED KILLING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CAN YOU SWING IT SEN ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CAN YOU SWING IT SEN ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS PARKS-SUMMER GETAWAYS FOR CITY FOLK,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER SD RESIDENT WRITES BOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
2 NAMED TO NATIONAL MEDICAL SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BOOK EXPLORES SPORT OF HUNTING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BOOK EXPLORES SPORT OF HUNTING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*TWO '70S ROCK STARS BOUNCING BACK,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*FARMERS TAKING BATH IN CATTLE MARKET,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*USD NURSING FACULTY SAYS CUT WILL ENDANGER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*USD NURSING FACULTY SAYS CUT WILL ENDANGER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*USD NURSING FACULTY SAYS CUT WILL ENDANGER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*US GRAIN IS A MATTER OF SURVIVAL FOR JAPAN,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEW TIES SEEN IN HEMISPHERE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PHONE COMPANY GRANTED CABLE TELEVISION WAIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PHONE COMPANY GRANTED CABLE TELEVISION WAIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
5 OF 8 RELEASED OWLS RETRIEVED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WASTE TREATMENT PLANT GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAMB CARCASS WINNERS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY BOARD OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AFS CHAPTER NEEDS HOST FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MADISON WOMAN KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ELEVATOR COMPLEX FIRE OUT OF CONTROL-HIGHMORE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MORE PROBLEMS LOOM ON RAIL FRONT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MORE PROBLEMS LOOM ON RAIL FRONT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW SAYS HE WON'T SUE FOR OLD WEST FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW SAYS HE WON'T SUE FOR OLD WEST FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SD FARMER HAS INSIDE VIEW OF CITY LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD FARMER HAS INSIDE VIEW OF CITY LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
INDIANS FIGHT FOR JOB PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SD LETTUCE THRIVES USING HYDROPONICS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*SD LETTUCE THRIVES USING HYDROPONICS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*BOY DROWNS IN FALLS PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCKENNAN WORKERS REJECT UNION REPRESENTATION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DANEKAS SAYS HE'S CHOICE OF O'CONNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TORNADO STRIKES NEAR ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
LUTHERANS TO HOST CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"*NO QUICK FIXES, BLOCK TELLS SD FARMERS","Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES BACK TOUGHER TEACHER-REVIEW SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAPITALIZES ON AREA CONSUMER BUYING HABITS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD COUNTIES AMONG WORST EROSION AREAS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"SUSPECT FREE, BUT PASTOR'S ROBE LANGUISHES...","Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TRIBAL COUNCIL OPPOSES 10-YEAR HILLS USE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
'NO' VOTE URGED ON BEADLE PARK TRANSFER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUSTICE FOR NANCY KISSINGER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LET'S KEEP MOMENTUM ON WATER DEVELOPMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MORE CHEERS FOR DRIVEWAY PARKING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ROBERTS SHOULD AID DASCHLE'S FARM BILL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REGENTS' BEER BAN UNWORKABLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HOPE LINCOLN PARTY WILL BE ANNUAL EVENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SDSU'S PROF'S RETIREMENT SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PICNIC TO RAISE MONEY TO RUN INN,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BIA PLAN RUNS UP AGAINST OPPOSITION (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TV MOVIE ABOUT LAKOTA INDIANS WELL-DONE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COURT SAYS LOW-INCOME HOUSING ELECTRICITY TAXABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
MOST STRIKING MINERS INELIGIBLE FOR JOBLESS PAY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CITIZEN'S TIP LEADS TO MAN'S CAPTURE-WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMITTEE WILL REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN PUC CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SDSU GRAD TO BE STUDENT REGENT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JURY STILL OUT IN LAWSUIT AGAINST KADOKA SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
RAPID CITY CRIME RATE EXCEEDS NATIONAL AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*THERE IS A SD ONCE YOU'RE OFF I-90,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PITTSBURGH'S ICHABOD PIRATE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROONEY HOLDS FIVE-SHOT EDGE IN STATE STROKE-PLAY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS HONORS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KIRSCH FINDS HAPPINESS ON WEST RIVER WATERS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*RICK BROMMER CAN'T SHAKE THE SOFTBALL BUG,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*LENNOX NOTES BAND'S 100TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAMES WATT WILL VISIT EROS DATA CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILBRANDT QUITS AS AUDITOR GENERAL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY SHOULD FIND BEST METHOD FOR REPAIRING POTHOLES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CUNNINGHAM EYES SENATE POST,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SOME OFFICERS TAKE SQUAD CAR HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INSURANCE FIRMS OWNED BY BANKS IS A GOOD IDEA (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHILDREN'S INN PICNIC BENEFACTORS THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CHILDREN'S DAY--NO LONGER OBSERVED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALL SAINTS SCHOOL FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*BAKER FOR 2 YEARS OF MATH, SCIENCE","Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*MOTORCYCLES FOR MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NEW MALL MANAGER WILL SEEK MORE STORES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REGIONAL VA OFFICE WILL MOVE TOMORROW,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TELEPHONE EXECUTIVE NAMED TO OMAHA POST,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COLLECTING TAX ON BULK FUELS WILL CAUSE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
RANCHER PLOWS UP WHEAT TO STAY IN PIK,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"*ARCTIC FOXES, LLAMAS LURE FOLKS TO HUMBOLDT FARM","Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CANISTOTA WOMAN WINS LAMB COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HEALTH CENTER SPONSORS CANCER WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FEDERAL FOOD PROGRAM IS SUBJECT OF HEARING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
"*KNOWN FOR CREDIBILITY, FOLKSY MANNER","Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*UNISEX INSURANCE WOULD BANKRUPT COMPANIES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
CITY DIPS IN TO HELP POOR KIDS SWIM,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWISTER DAMAGES VERMILLION FARM,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY HAILS COURT'S EVIDENCE RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CARROL NOW ON BOARD OF DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
KOERNER ELECTED AUXILIARY PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
VOELS LEADS DIABETES FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
BOWDEN NAMED UNITED WAY LEADER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
SIOUX VALLEY HOSPITAL BUYS KEYSTONE CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BELL REFUSES TO ACCEPT MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"DOCTORS, DENTISTS APPROVE CONDITIONS","Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
EX-BANK DIRECTOR PLEADS NO CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HUMPHREYS WANTS RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSIONERS WILL DISCUSS EQUALIZATION TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GUNDERSON SEEKS NATIONAL COMMITTEE POST,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STINGLEY TO ADDRESS ELEPHANT CLUB HERE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TWO CITY MEN IN JAIL AFTER ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WINTER WHEAT CROP MAY HIT 47 MILLION BUSHELS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
IT'S A TRUE FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROPER MANAGEMENT SHOULD BE GOAL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHARLIE'S SUBJECT OF CITIZEN COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DRINKING MEASURE WON'T GO ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
DROPOUT RATE WILL BE 15 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WEEVIL DATA SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BRITTON WATER SYSTEM GROUNDBREAKING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS CONGRESS IGNORES FUEL POLICY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN ENTERS GUILTY PLEA TO CHILD MOLESTATION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NORDLAND FEST SETS YOUTH REGISTRATION DATES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE YOUTH IS STABLE AFTER LIVER TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
FOUR INITIATIVES QUALIFY FOR BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
MEDIA IMAGE OF INDIAN IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CUSTOMERS SAY NEW COKE IS NOT IT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DROUGHT DRIES UP HOPES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER BEATLE IS JUST ANOTHER WORRIED PARENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITATION FOR DRIVING TOO SLOWLY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"HY-VEE EARNS {dollar}1,000 FOR PROGRAM","Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
SF MAN GETS STATE AWARD AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*SCHOOL NAMES OUTSTANDING ALUMNA,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*ROLLOVER INJURES 1,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FACE VOTE ON NEW SCHOOL, FARMLAND LAWS","Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL RELISHES NEW SCHOOL POSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*O'CONNOR MAY RUN FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEGOTIATORS TENTATIVELY AGREE ON AIRPORT RATES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"PROJECT FOE--2,500 SIGNED","Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE WINS BATTLE ABOUT TRUCK LOADS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY OK'S JAIL-RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE SENTENCES 2 GUILTY ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED IN CLEANING STORE INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH MOLESTING GIRL IN STORE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST TO DEATH THREATS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPORTED FORTUNE-TELLING SCAM INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUPPORTERS OF PELTIER TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WAGNER TO MAKE SDSU ADDRESS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FAIR GROUP TO DISCUSS TERMS OF NEW LEASE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FUTURE SIOUX PRIEST JITTERY ABOUT HISTORIC STEP,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JAILED RANCHER RELEASED AFTER SILENCE IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*PRINCE WAS A PIRATES BOOSTER IN KINGLY FASHION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAN WATCHES FIRE DESTROY HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*O'CONNOR OUTSPENDS OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*11-YEAR-OLD STRUGGLES BACK FROM STROKE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NORTHLANDER CLOSED FOR TAX VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COURT UPHOLDS ABORTION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"ABORTION RULE PRAISED, CRITICIZED","Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HUNKING LEADS PACK IN SPENDING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*EXCELS IN INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*EXCELS ON INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*88-YEAR-OLD DENTIST WORKS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SUMMER FOOD PROGRAM IS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON FIVE COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*SUCCESS IN RECRUITING TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NEW ELECTION SYSTEM GOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TO PUT NEW LEADERS IN OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DONOHUE TAKES SHOT AT YOUNGER SET,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANTELOPE POPULATION CUT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CITY WORKERS SPLIT ON HUNKING-WINGLER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW DECLARES 3 COUNTIES DISASTER AREAS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS PROTEST PROPOSED HEALTH CARE CUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RETAILER TO OPEN STORE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIX MORE COUNTIES DECLARED DISASTER AREAS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN REMAINS CRITICAL AFTER PICKUP ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TO PROBE CRASH THAT KILLED FIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COURT UPHOLDS EAGLE FEATHER VERDICT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AT&T BRINGS RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FREEMAN MAN KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"ABDNOR, DASCHLE TO SPEAK JUNE 22 IN HURON","Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CITY BOOKMOBILE ADDS A STOP, MOVES ANOTHER","Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONVICTED MURDERER CHALLENGES CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARING SET FOR WOMAN CHARGED WITH ARSON,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS WOMAN DIES IN ONE-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD PANEL SEEKS DESIGNS FOR STAMPS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL SPLIT ON SUPERINTENDENT HIRING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE TO REVIEW TELEPHONE RATES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*VISIT BRINGS VIETNAM MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SKADSEN RAISES {dollar}23,232 IN PURSUIT","Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RAMP BACKERS COLLECT {dollar}26,000","Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS SHOULD SAY YES TO NEW RAMP (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CAMPAIGN REFORM BILL DRAIN ON TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ABDNOR ABUSING SBA FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*PLAY TIME IN THE BARN,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DOLE TO SPEAK TODAY IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUND BROKEN FOR OFFICE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONEY PROBLEMS PLAGUE BRITTON FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW GROUP WANTS TO LOWER TAXES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAIWAN TO BUY STATE WHEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
US WARRANTS OUT ON FUGITIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RIDERS AND RIFLEMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES DEBATE POLICE MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL DISTRICT IMMUNE FROM SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STREET PANEL MEETS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAMP BACKER PLAYS RECORDING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SWIFT TO HIRE IF WORKERS GO ON STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOSPITAL DENIES TIES TO PETITIONS ON CLINIC SALE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MESABA AIRLINE TO RAISE TICKET RATES JUNE 19,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS MAY SPEAK MONDAY ON HURON KILLING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HONEYWELL HAS BIGGER PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MITCHELL GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FANS DIFFER ON CBA TEAM,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*THE PRESERVATION OF MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MONUMENT A MAGNET FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*EXTENDS BEYOND NORTHERN PLAINS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PALESTINIANS OWED SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PUBLIC SAFETY CAN'T TOLERATE DRUG ABUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PUBLISHED REPORTS EMBARRASS INNOCENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CENTER HELPS CRISIS CASES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
JACKSON WOULD WEAKEN US (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
MERGER PLAN A MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
BIKE RIDERS FLIRT WITH DISASTER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
ABORTION ISSUE CLARIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
REAGAN GAFFE EPITOMIZES IGNORANCE ABOUT INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*MADISON GOLFER PARKS SHOOTS 71,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CLUBS COMPETE FOR SF HEALTH BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CARLSON CAPTURES 5K RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
WINNING ISN'T PARAMOUNT FOR YOUNG PLAYER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*GYM OPERATES WITH OPEN-DOOR POLICY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MILLETTE LIVES DREAM IN ART STUDIO,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"ANTELOPE, GOAT SEASONS PROPOSED","Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
BON HOMME BASS CLUB ORGANIZED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
MISSION PRINCIPAL RECEIVES HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS NAMED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATOR--EROS FUNDING LOOKS GOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO INTERN FOR PRESSLER'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER WINS AWARD FROM IBM MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS LEAGUE TO HONOR FOUNDERS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS--SCHOOL FINANCE PLAN LEGAL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SELF-INSURANCE HEALTH PLAN TO LIMIT RISKS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
UNION MEMBERS RALLY TO IMPROVE WAGES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUPS JOIN TO MONITOR SEWAGE ASH,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JUDGE WON'T REDUCE BOND FOR SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD MEMBERS TRAIN IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE PANEL OK'S WATER PROJECT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUMMER STUDY OF NURSING EDUCATION TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUSPENDED LAWYER ENTERS PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD MIGHT RECONSIDER AIDS COURSE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
KJAM MANAGER TO LEAD BROADCASTERS GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE FORCED TO REDUCE TERM,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
JUDGES WANT ANOTHER POSITION IN 8TH CIRCUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MORE ACCIDENTS ON 41ST STREET,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ATTORNEY GENERAL GEARS FOR BRADLEY BILL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST WILL TEST SATISFACTION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ENERGY CONSERVATION PLAN READY FOR TAKE OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
FOUR SD FOOD PRODUCTS TRY FOR TAIWAN SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"MINNEGASCO OFFERS SLIDE, VIDEO SHOWS","Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NEW PHONE NUMBER FOR SOCIAL SECURITY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FATE OF FREQUENT-FLIER PLANS UP IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RATING THE SIOUX FALLS AIRLINES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*PLANS BLOOM FOR JAPANESE GARDENS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*DOWNTOWN'S BIZARRE NEW BAZAAR,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HUNKING'S FIERCEST RIVAL--HERSELF,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOWN HAS LOFTY HOPES FOR MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MORE THAN GOING BY THE NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*SHADES OF PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DON'T LET BIG MONEY ELECT COMMISSIONER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MUST KEEP TELLING THE FARM STORY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SUPPORT GLORY HOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
MINNESOTANS IN SD JUNIOR OPEN,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF MAN WINS STATE STROKE PLAY GOLF TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CENTER SEEKS HELP ON ARCHAEOLOGY DIG,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DROWNING ACCIDENTS CLAIM LIVES OF 2,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GEDDES SEEKS FUNDS FOR NORBECK PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 PEOPLE INJURED IN 2-VEHICLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A SHOO-IN,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EX-CON JOKE BACKFIRES FOR CENTENNIAL COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MISSING WOMAN REPORTEDLY SEEN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO COOK UP SCHOOL LUNCH SMORGASBORD,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY BUSINESS MADE OF DREAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN THINKS 'DEAD' MIA IS PRISONER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
1988 VOTER PARTICIPATION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BOARD TO BORROW MORE FOR NEW WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE REACTION TO FLAG BURNING RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VIDEO LOTTERY BOOSTS MUNICIPAL BAR INCOMES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NRA OUGHT TO BE ON THE HOT SEAT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'TOP GUN' JET FIGHTS SHEER RECKLESSNESS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GRAVE THEFT LEAVES PARENTS HEARTBROKEN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*NEEDS STRATEGY TO EQUALIZE HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON MASCOT NAMES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DASCHLE IS NOT ACCOUNTABLE TO HIS CONSTITUENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CRIMINAL'S SENTENCE DOESN'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CYCLISTS SHOULD DRIVE SAFELY WITH A HELMET (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LAWS DON'T MANDATE COMPULSORY PREGNANCIES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LETTER SIGNERS FORGET VETERANS' SACRIFICES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
CITY DOESN'T NEED PLANNED PARENTHOOD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
ELECTED LEADERS SHOULD BE ABOVE DRUG USE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS ARE TOO EXPENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CITY DOESN'T HAVE GOOD THING FOR YOUNG (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
"*LURE OF PIPESTONE, BLUE MOUNDS","Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
METHODIST CONFERENCE TO CONVENE IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DYLAN SHOW HEAVY ON ROCK 'N' ROLL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN HANGS HIMSELF AFTER GIRL REPORTS RAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO MEET WITH MEDICARE HEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATORS SEEK FUNDS FOR OGALLALA AQUIFER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TORNADO TOUCHES DOWN NEAR MOBRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN GIVEN 5 YEARS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSIONERS DEFER ACTION ON LOOP,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OLDER VETERANS TO BE CHALLENGE OF FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REACH OUT AND TOUCH--A MONKEY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TIPS SEND POLICE HUNTING FOR MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"HORSE, DOG RACING HURT, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*RAIN OUTLOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*HARTFORD TO VOTE ON WATER RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUPERINTENDENT'S LAST JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INITIAL APPROVAL GIVEN TO SALES TAX EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE'S FIREFIGHTERS ATTEND FIRE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BRISTOL ROBBERY SUSPECT RETURNS TO FACE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"EPA SUPPLIES {dollar}200,000 FOR LAKE RESTORATION","Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JUDGE STRIKES DOWN MINE TRANSFER DECISION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TEACHER CANDIDATE FOR NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ASBESTOS TO BE REMOVED FROM RC SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"TRIBE TO START ENFORCING SALES TAX, FEE","Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
3 RESIDENTS NAMED TO HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
BUDGET TALKS HINDER FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SD INCOMES ARE EXPECTED TO RISE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
OUTPATIENT REHAB CENTER CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*COUNTY ADVISED TO BUILD NEW JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WILD WATER MAKES PARK A MUD SLIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WHITE, KNOBE LEAD FUND-RAISING","Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT WORKS FOR BOARD CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FAMED LAWYER FLYNN DIES ON WAY TO SD,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CONVENTION CENTER SHOULD BE PRIORITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DUAL ROLE WOULD BE PLUS FOR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GIVING KLEIN MONEY NOT A JUST DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"TRIAL SHOWS IMPORTANCE OF RECORDS, RECEIPTS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY CANDIDATES SHOULD LIST PARTY AFFILIATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SHOULD SEE BOTH SIDES OF RIGHTS COIN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BLAME NELSON FOR SLOW MARION ROAD TRAFFIC (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
KNOWS CITY AND SD WELL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PARENTS SHOULD BE ABLE TO LOCK OUT BAD TV (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
DON'T PENALIZE PEOPLE WHO OUTWORK OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*MUSIC MAN LIKES HIS LIFE IN THE HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PICNICS CAN SUIT YOUR TASTE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOK--HEALTHY DIET KEY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BEER LICENSE REQUESTS LEAD TO RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOY LISTED AS FAIR AFTER HIT-AND-RUN,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY DOESN'T ACT ON CARETRAUM MOVE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE FACES CHARGES IN CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS MAN SENTENCED IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DAVI SENTENCED TO 4 LIFE TERMS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHARITABLE GAMBLING CALLED CORRUPT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VAN ENGELENHOVEN GRANTED PSYCHIATRIC TESTING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FRIENDS SAY FOSS DESERVES A STATUE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*METLI SEES FIGHT OVER BILLBOARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN FACES ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIBLINGS SENTENCED IN DRUG DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CROWDED SCHOOLS MAY EXTEND HOURS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"STATISTICAL CENTER GETS {dollar}50,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY SCHOOLS MAY HALT PHYSICALS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RAPID CITY SEARCHES FOR VETERANS TO PARADE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FAMILIES PUT UP MONEY FOR PRIVATE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STATE STUDIES PLANS FOR CYANIDE HANDLING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GETTYSBURGS EXCHANGE SISTER CITY RESOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SENIORS SET FOR THREE DAYS OF HOT COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"ETHANOL, ECONOMY ARE MEETING TOPICS","Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"MADISON, GARY BANKS TO MERGE","Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"PRESSLER, SHIPPERS HOPE TO SAVE TRACK","Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SIGNS POINT TO EXCELLENT CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*BIODEGRADEABLE PACKING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*EXHUMED CAR DREDGES UP MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*VIEWERS SEE INJUSTICE, INACCURACY IN 'OGLALA'","Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HAMMER TO SING AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"HANG ON, TAXPAYERS, WORST YET TO COME (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"ENVIRONMENTALISTS CREATE PROBLEMS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
QUAYLE STANDS UP FOR MORAL AMERICANS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RECONCILIATION EFFORT REQUIRES EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"INMATE--STD CLAIM FALSE, SLANDEROUS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WHAT'S SCHIEFFER'S MOTIVE IN FOSSIL FUSS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
USE VOTE AS SHOVEL TO OUST INCUMBENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*3 BOOKS OFFER COOL AND JOYFUL SUMMER FARE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FILM PLEADS FOR PELTIER, SUCCEEDS","Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JEFFREYS SINGS WITH VOICE OF RACIAL HOPE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW MUSIC WILL OPEN IN JULY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
'SWEET CHARITY' IS VISUALLY PLEASING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
CAR SHOW DEADLINE EXTENDED TO MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HITCHCOCK SCHOOL MAY HAVE VIOLATED LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLISTS RIDE FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAFETY-MINDED KIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JOHNSON FINANCES DISCLOSED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DNA TEST POINTS TO MOELLER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL SAYS INDIAN GAMING MANAGED WELL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW SPIN ON OLD TECHNIQUE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JOHNSON LIKELY TO BACK SD'S TOP VOTE-GETTER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY GETS REQUESTS FOR 1993 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COOTIE DAYS OPENS TONIGHT IN DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT--CONVICT MUST RETURN TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PEDAL TRACTOR PULL OPEN TO CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON SCHOOL PLANS TO SHOW CHANNEL ONE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ATTENDANCE UP AT TOURIST SPOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"HAY, GRAZE ON CRP LAND","Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
YANKTON AIRPORT OPERATIONS LEGAL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LOOK FOR CLUES TO FIVE DEER SHOOTINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SOFTBALL FACES HARD FACTS ON INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SF BUSINESSMAN'S HABIT IS MAKING FORTUNE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*THINGS SEEM WELL IN HAND FOR MILLER, FIANCEE","Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CISTERN ACCIDENT KILLS TWO,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*REFORM SHOULD INCLUDE MENTAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAXES CONTRIBUTE GREATLY TO HEALTH CARE COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COURT'S PRAYER RULING PROVES ACLU IS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
OAKS PRAISED FOR STAND ON GRADUATION PRAYER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*IT'S TIME TO GET PRIORITIES IN ORDER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
AUTHORITIES LOOKING FOR WALKAWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BALLOON LAUNCH SITE MOVES FURTHER WEST,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONER'S SON IN DENVER HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GILBERTS FACES SPEEDING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS MAN TO KEEP CLOTHES ON,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 5 YEARS FOR ASSAULTING BABY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIVE DIE IN AREA ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ARCHAEOLOGISTS, VOLUNTEERS TO DIG ALONG MISSOURI","Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FAA EXPANDS INVESTIGATION OF AIRCRAFT PROPELLERS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EXAM ORDERED FOR ACCUSED KILLER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION TO MULL PAYING DISPUTED FEE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VOTE LOOMS ON CENTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HURON BRINGS LAWSUIT TO START EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN GROUP WANTS SCHOOL NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LANDOWNERS BALK AT FERRET PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOTHER PLEADS GUILTY IN DAUGHTER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRUSTY WALKS AWAY FROM BLACK HILLS UNIT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COURT RULES MAN NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FIRE-RAVAGED TOWN IS REBUILDING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEADWOOD LEADERS TO STUDY EFFECTS OF PROPOSED RESORT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
DEATH OF 5-YEAR-OLD IN HOSPITAL QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PASTOR GETS 4 YEARS IN OBSCENITY CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*MEGA-STORES BIG MONEY FOR KMART,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*NSP PAYS TRIBUTE TO ANSON,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SENATORS MOVING TO AID SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*LEGGE GETS LEG UP ON GOLF FIELD,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CHURCH WASN'T ONLY TARGET OF NIGERIAN CON MEN,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*REPUBLICANS BANK ON KIRBY TO BE PARTY'S FUTURE STAR,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAILING AREA CODE WILL START JUNE 19,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ORGANIC FARMERS WILL MEET THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BANK PROFITS UP,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AMUNDSON ADJUSTING TO LIFE ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOOTBALL TEAM TO PLAY DOWN UNDER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*LOCKWOOD, AMUNDSON GRAB LEAD","Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*RECORD CATCH CAUGHT MAN BY SURPRISE BACK IN '91,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CARS FOR DISABLED CAN PARK FOR FREE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN INJURED IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SISSETON TEEN DIES WHEN HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLIST HURT NORTH OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GRAND OLD MAN OF WATER-SKIING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*PLOT OF PRESSLER, JANKLOW FEUD UNFOLDING","Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THOUGHTS OF SPECIAL KIDS MAKE VOLUNTEER SMILE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"RESPITE CARE GETS CHEATED, CRITICS CLAIM","Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GAS-CAN FIRE AT TATTOO SHOP INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
HOMELESS SHOOTER FACES 11 CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FLOOD FORUM TO BE BRAODCAST JUNE 22,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FIRST-TIME AWARD GIVEN TO PROFESSOR,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RALLY IN STURGIS WILL TEST CYCLISTS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS CENTER HAS NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MIN-KOTA EVENT WILL BE JULY 22-23,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COSTNER RAIL LINE COSTS TOP {dollar}10 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FILIPINOS COMBINE TRADITIONS AT PICNIC,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SUNFLOWERS BLOOMING AS DAKOTAS' CASH CROP,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNOR WILL DISCUSS TRADE AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
DIES AT AGE 106; WAS COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*LEGISLATION WOULD AID GULF WAR VETERANS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CHANGE MOVEMENT CLOUDS CITY ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
CONTRASTS WILL HIGHLIGHT RACE (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
ALLEN'S STRONG SUPPORT (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
D-DAY VETS UNDERSTAND THE PAIN OF LATER WARS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
UNFAIR CLOTHING CHANGE LEADS TO SON'S LOSS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
LIBERTARIAN PARTY CONCERNED ABOUT RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
AUGUSTANA ADVANTAGE COMBINATION OF FACTORS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
PERHAPS MILLER'S STANCE ON GAMBLING HURT HIM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
FORCED BUCKLING UP MEANS LACK OF FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
PROUD DAUGHTER SALUTES WWII SERVICE PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
FOR SAME TAX TUNE RE-ELECT INCUMBENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
*MAKING LOSING SEEM PLEASANT A TOUGH TASK,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*STIFLED VOICES OF WOMEN AWAIT AUDIENCE IN CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*CANARIES HAVE PART IN FUN BOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1994, sect.G, p.03, col.2"
*RAFTERS SAY THEY COULD HAVE SAVED THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION TUESDAY, JUNE 20","Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MARSHALS STEP UP FIRE INSPECTIONS, FOLLOW-UPS","Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*AN EDUCATION ON THE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"ETHICS ORDINANCE OVERDUE, WELCOME (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T ANNOY RESIDENTS WITH RV-PARKING PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BALANCED BUDGET FINALLY IN SIGHT (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"READY OR NOT, HERE COMES RADICAL RIGHT (L)","Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PRESSLER LOSING TOUCH WITH FARMERS' NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
REFORM IS ONLY REMEDY FOR HEALTH-CARE SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ALMIGHTY JANKLOW ONCE AGAIN ABOVE THE LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
SNAKE'S DINNER SHOW TURNS THE STOMACH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"*TAKE THE TIME TO LIVE, SMILE","Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BRANDON TEENS FIND FUN ALTERNATIVE TO ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CLARK TEEN SELECTED BOYS STATE GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'TIM'S DAD' HAS LEGENDARY ENTHUSIASM,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANARIES COUGH UP BIG LEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD STARS BEATEN BY NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LAKE ANDES MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRANSMITTER TO HELP PUBLIC TV RECEPTION,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER ARTICLES AVAILABLE FOR FREE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CASINO ROBBED AT KNIFEPOINT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHER CLEARS FOR BALLOON RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BAPTIZING OWN CHILDREN HIGHLIGHT OF BISHOP'S CAREER,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHURCH TRIES TO INVOLVE MORE PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
RADIO STATION RECEIVES PRAISE IN CPB REPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TASK FORCE TO REVIEW STATE FAIR OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MUSLIM GROUP REORGANIZING,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*TOWN PUTS ITS TREASURES ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*HAD OWNED HER OWN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*REPORTED ASSAULTS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
WORKERS' COMP RATES TO DROP,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
COSTNER LAND SWAP HITS THE INTERNET,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
REVIEW OF MEATPACKING INDUSTRY SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*RECORDING FEES FOR NURSING CARE IS STATE TACTIC,"Argus LeaderJun 12 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BEEF PRICE FALLS WITH DEMAND,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TRUCK HIT BY BULLETS ON I-90,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY FEARS LAWSUITS OVER JAILS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY FEARS LAWSUITS OVER JAILS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY FEARS LAWSUITS OVER JAILS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN TRIES TO HALT DRAFT LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN TRIES TO HALT DRAFT LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PATROLMEN THREATEN SLOWDOWN FOR JULY 4TH,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PATROLMEN THREATEN SLOWDOWN FOR JULY 4TH,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DISTRICT STUDENT COSTS FAVORABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DISTRICT STUDENT COSTS FAVORABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PAUL PARK'S MAIDEN AIR VOYAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STILL TIME FOR DIANE HIEMSTRA,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CRIPPLED SCHOOL BONDS GOING...GONE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CRIPPLED SCHOOL BONDS GOING...GONE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEST SD MAJOR HEAT SOURCE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CRIPPLED SCHOOL BONDS GOING...GONE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKERS LOVE TO HATE THEIR WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEMMON WARM TO HEAT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LENNOX PEOPLE EXPECT 'HEIK' TO KEEP TRUCKIN',"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SHY CULVER PLEASED WITH BOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*THE SIOUX EMPIRE MEDICAL MUSEUM AT SIOUX VALLEY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ACID REMOVED FROM 40 SCHOOL LABS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ACID REMOVED FROM 40 SCHOOL LABS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MCGOVERN BUYS {dollar}107,000 HIDEAWAY","Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS FIGHT EDUCATION AGENCY BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*MUSEUMS' VALUE AGAIN QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INDIANS FIGHT EDUCATION AGENCY BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PREMIUM UNLEADED REACHES 93.5 CENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BRIEFING SCHEDULED ON DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*TREAT DAD TO A BEEF COOKOUT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS SEWER RATES TO RISE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WAREHOUSE OPENS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WAREHOUSE OPENS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WILLIAM CODY TO RECEIVE NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
WILLIAM CODY TO RECEIVE NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PROGRAM GIVES OLDER WORKERS BOOST IN FINDING JOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EASTERN ACTORS LEAP AT CHANCE FOR SUMMER REPERTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROGRAM GIVES OLDER WORKERS BOOST IN FINDING JOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MENNONITES MISTAKEN FOR MORE TRADITIONAL SECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAME REFUGES MAY BE OPENED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH PRICES CUT ROAD BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MEANS-FAMILIES HURT, NOT THIEVES","Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NATURE THWARTS HOPPER CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MEANS-FAMILIES HURT, NOT THIEVES","Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MEANS-FAMILIES HURT, NOT THIEVES","Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HIGH PRICES CUT ROAD BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS STOCKYARDS VS LIVESTOCK SANITARY BD,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
REJECTION IRKS ROCK PROMOTER,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS STOCKYARDS VS LIVESTOCK BD,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
WATER ANSWERS PROVE ELUSIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WINEGARDEN CORRECTS WATER COST FIGURE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BOOST IN MILITARY SPENDING CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
INFORMATION SOUGHT IN HIT-AND-RUN,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EPIPHANY LOUNGE FIRE MAY HAVE BEEN SET,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WALK-AWAY PLEADS GUILTY TO BANK ROBBERY YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS COUNTY CRASH KILLS THREE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS TO CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
NORDLAND FEST PLANS TREASURE HUNT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS TO CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
PATROL TESTING POTENTIAL RECRUITS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SECOND TRIAL BEGINS FOR AUTO DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A SUDDEN DOWNPOUR IN SIOUX FALLS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET CUTS THREATEN SD SCHOOL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BUDGET CUTS THREATEN SD SCHOOL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*REAGANOMICS STARTING TO STRIKE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REAGANOMICS STARTING TO STRIKE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROBERTS-PLAN TO LIFT INHERITANCE TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATOR'S WIFE NAMED TO BOARD OF REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATOR'S WIFE NAMED TO BOARD OF REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROBERTS-PLAN TO LIFT INHERITANCE TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REAGANOMICS STARTING TO STRIKE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOTORISTS ALONG E 10TH ST IN 6 TO 8 INCHES OF WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"AREA STORM BRINGS HAIL, FLASH FLOODS","Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MARY MCGRORY PRAISED FOR ABORTION COLUMN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHIROPRACTIC AN AID IN TREATING BACKS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KUNDERT DELAYS PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEFENDS PRESSLER IN MIDEAST STAND (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOST WATER STUDY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISLIKED COLUMN ON 'POPE'S AGONY' (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SUGGESTION FOR ARGUS-CREDIT THE TEACHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BB GUNS POSE HAZARD TO PETS & CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BROOKINGS TOPS LARGEST CITIES IN TOTAL SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS HIGHMORE ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BROKEN CONTRACT MAY HURT STATE'S INTEGRITY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FORMER MADAME HAS NEW BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROKEN CONTRACT MAY HURT STATE'S INTEGRITY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SURVEY--MANDAN OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
KUNDERT DELAYS PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER HOPES HIS OAHE BILL WILL UNIFY STATE CONG,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MANDAN APPLICATION OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER HOPES HIS OAHE BILL WILL UNIFY STATE CONG,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*1,000 VEHICLES AT THE ARENA PARKING LOT","Argus LeaderJun 13 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
"THE DOUBT, CYNICISM THAT WATERGATE PRODUCED LINGER","Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SDSU'S DUBBELDE STILL SPINNING FROM ALL-AMERICA,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HAUSMAN--HE'S A NEW YORK MET,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WRESTLER LUNDBERG SHOOTS FOR '84 OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"SD HUNTING, TRAPPING SEASONS PROPOSED","Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
T-E-N-T-I-N-G SPELLS RELIEF FROM HIGH COST,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CORSON COUNTY SHERIFF HAS LIVED BY HIS WITS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD RETAILERS CAUTIOUS ABOUT SALES FIGURES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD LAWMAKERS GET {dollar}50 A DAY TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FIRED KADOKA TEACHER GETS {dollar}40,000","Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
O'CONNOR ANNOUNCING RUNNING MATE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BEADLE PARK SWAP WORTHWHILE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LET'S KEEP BROCKHOUSE ANIMALS IN SF (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE IN SCHOOL ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRITICISM OF PRESSLER ON FALKLANDS DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW'S CALIFORNIA FREEDOM PLAN CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD OPTION OFFERS GREAT VACATION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CARVING AFTER 35 YEARS' WORK ON CRAZY HORSE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KARI JO WOLSKY--MISS SD TEEN-AGER,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EQUALIZATION LAWS TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FEC FINDS FAULT WITH CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HESSIAN FLIES INFEST PARTS OF SD,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE PANELS IN HIGH GEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PEPSI BOTTLER BEING SOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLANS JULY 4 CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF POSTPONES BEER-LICENSE VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BOARD OF REGENTS MIGHT REINSTATE HOUSEMOTHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
OUTGOING PUC CHIEF CALLS PANEL A SCAPEGOAT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
6 SD WOMEN PLACE IN NATIONAL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*FUNNEL CLOUD APPROACHES IN THE ABERDEEN AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HANSON--SOCIETY CONDONES DWI,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JC PENNEY REMODELING COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
HOT SPRINGS WORKS FOR NEW CIVIC CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
METHODIST FIGHT LEGALIZED GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*ARGUS LEADER TV SURVEY RESULTS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LYNNE KOHL--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*AGRESSION KEY TO GRAIN SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*C&H ROOFING--A SIGHT TO BEHOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD TOWNS DEVELOPING A YEN FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LETTER DRIVE URGES BUDGET PASSAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*CHURCHFUL OF MEMORIES EMERGES AT DEDICATION,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN SCHOOL ACCEPTS APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
JAYCEE CAMP WILL SERVE MEALS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VENTURE CLUB GIVES RESUSCITATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CLEANUP STARTS AT FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
FLIMSY PLOT OF 'TRADING PLACES' WASTES TALENT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*SECRETARY ACTS AS MAYOR'S PR MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS LICENSING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW CENSUS CAUSE CITY TO RETHINK PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EVANGELIST--BRING PRAYER TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*WINGLER CITES STREET PROJECTS COMPLETED DURING TERM,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GRIFFITH MUST CHANGE TO ATTRACT TWIN FANS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*REMODELING WASHINGTON HIGH BETTER THAN REBUILDING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE--DIOXIN EXPERT WORKS FOR CHEMICAL FIRM,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SDSU STUDENT IS MISS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
DAKTRONICS' WORK EXCITES SPORTS FANS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ETHAN PEOPLE'S INJURY SUIT SETTLED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATURE GROUPS DISCUSS BUDGET PLANS IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX ELECTRIC LEADER HEADS FINAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WORKSHOP FOCUSES ON STOPPING SUICIDES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
'THE UPPER ROOM' UNITES CHRISTIANS THROUGHOUT WORLD,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HIGHWAY REPAIRS CONTRACTED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STRESS ON FARMERS IS GROWING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STATE TOURISM BOARD MAY SWITCH BROCHURES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*HEADS ABOVE THE REST,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WIND DOESN'T STOP MERICKEL FROM WINNING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*HOMES, FARMS DESTROYED","Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE BENNETTS WERE KILLED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHILE WE SLEPT FEELING SAFE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AIMS HER DISCUS FOR OLYMPICS BY TENNESSEE WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GLENN JORGENSON NAMED MEDALIST,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
*PHARMACIST HONORED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
CITY WILL TAKE PART IN PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COURT DECLARES LOCAL MAN A HABITUAL CRIMINAL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MONDALE MAY GET STATE DELEGATE EDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TELEPHONE RATES COULD TAKE ANOTHER INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WILL APPEAR AT AGING SEMINAR JULY 10,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER TRYS TO TELL REAGAN OF FARM PLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
STINGLEY--APATHY GOP'S ENEMY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"DIRECTOR RESIGNS, DELAYS ASSESSING","Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PLANTING IS BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
STATE STARTS CRACKDOWN ON DELINQUENT TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SUGGESTS STATE POOL FOR HOSPITAL COSTS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
WE NEED ADEQUATE WARNING (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CORBLY DECISION WAS A COURTROOM LYNCHING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN ASKS HART TO CONSIDER UNITY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OUT-OF-COURT IN PROFESSOR'S LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITIZENS TURN IN PETITIONS AGAINST CABLE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
COURT UPHOLDS MAN'S LOWER BRULE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
HUMBOLDT MAN AMERICAN LEGION COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE ORDERS SISSETON ELECTION POSTPONEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"KING, QUEEN ARE CHOSEN","Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"TRIPP, WINNER GROUPS TO DISCUSS COMPROMISE","Argus LeaderJun 13 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*SIGNS OF CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EPIDEMIC CONCERNS UNFOUNDED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MINNESOTA TWINS FANS HAVE SUGGESTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE DOWNTOWN HOTEL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY HALL FEVER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OUST COOPER AND HUNKING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*STAYING IN STATE A SPLIT DECISION FOR LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KOREAN CULTURE DAY SET,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
PARTICIPANTS SEW PEACE RIBBON,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
CHILDREN'S BOOK FAIR NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
SDSU HOSTS WEEK FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*KIDS LEARN RULES OF THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRIPPLED FIGHTER JET LANDS SAFELY AT AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN EDUCATION PANEL PLANS ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENT ANNOUNCES HE'LL RUN FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRY COUNTY AUCTION,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKER SUES BELL FOR HEALTH TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER HOPES NASA LAUNCHES HIM INTO SPACE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WE CAN BEAT CITY HALL AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FEW SHOW AT REGENTS HEARING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TRIPP COUNTY OFFERS HOPPER-CONTROL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARKING LOT BEHIND STATE CAPITOL WILL BE REPAIRED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DELL RAPIDS STARTS ODD-EVEN WATER USE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ELIZABETH DOLE WILL SPEAK IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GROUPS START HAY AND PASTURE INFO SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE APPOINTS 2 TO CRIME-VICTIMS COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE FARMER DIES WHEN MACHINERY EXPLODES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER WILL BE IN HUMBOLDT FOR RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN OFFICIALS--BAR SHOW MUST NOT GO ON,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIND NO TRACE OF MISSING SD GIRL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
5 IN STATE WILL BE AMONG 87,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SF LAWYER CRUSADES AGAINST VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SHOWING SOLIDARITY IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ZZ CAR HEADLINES AUTO SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BIG ISSUES AWAITING BOARD ACTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BROWN AND SORENSON BEST CANDIDATES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITIBANK SHOULD PAY IN TUNE WITH TIMES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"THANKS FOR HELP, TACCO (L)","Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TACCO REFLECTS US SPIRIT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ABDNOR'S AD IS DECEPTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SIGN LANGUAGE IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COMMISSION DOING GOOD JOB (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*STRIKE UP THE BAND,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR SCHEDULED TO MEET WITH REAGAN TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AMERICAN LEGION CONVENTION SET FOR WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE BILL SEEKS MONEY FOR FARM LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LABOR LEADER CALLS ABDNOR A DISASTER,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOSS OF TRAVELING MAGISTRATE WORRIES LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRAFFIC CRASH LEAVES WOMAN IN FAIR CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COOL KIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA NAMES ACTING PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MILLER GETS MANDATORY LIFE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BURG SAYS HE MIGHT SEEK UTILITIES PANEL POST,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTA FIRM TO OPEN PLANT IN FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RED CROSS WORKERS SET TO HELP FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS LAWMAKER FILES FOR VOTE RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS NATIVE ELECTED TO NATIONAL POST,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEATHERFORD TO BE EXAMINED BY PSYCHIATRIST,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT WITH CIGARETTE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"REMEMBER HERITAGE, BANKS TELLS STUDENTS","Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
THOMS MIGHT BE HERSETH RUNNING MATE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW TO KEEP BAN ON CANADIAN HOGS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PROGRAM CHANGE HELPS FLOODED FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RONNING HELPS CANDIDATE COFFERS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*MORRELL STRIKE SYMPATHIZERS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CELEBRATION OF 100 YEARS OF BUNTROCKS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*KEILLOR UNDERSTOOD LAUGHTER IS LIKE TEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ROUST BEST CANDIDATE FOR JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"STATION, RAMP NEEDED FOR GROWTH (L)","Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MCGOWAN SHOULD APOLOGIZE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
METERS WON'T PAY FOR RAMP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
RAMP DIDN'T PAY FOR ITSELF (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CENTER FIGHTS FOR INFANTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LET LOCAL PEOPLE FILL TOP JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*STATE GIRLS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SUMMA, ENTWISLE SHOOT PAR","Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*WINDOM SPRINTER FINISHES FAST, FIRST","Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
CALIF. COACH HIGH ON SD,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*CITY COUPLE REIGN OVER FEST,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEATH PENALTY RULED OUT IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOLE NAMES STATE STAFFERS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE CRITICAL AFTER SUICIDE TRY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WORKERS HIT BY VANDALS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VANDERLOO CRITICIZES UNION-TIED DONATION,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANNOUNCEMENT SET IN HURON CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
APPEAL IN BISON STATE PHONE RATE CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIRES FIRM TO GET LOTTERY ROLLING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY PLANS ROAD NEAR NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEALERSHIP TO BECOME OFFICE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"CITY, COUNTY LOOK AT SHARING OFFICES","Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD LAW DEAN TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON WARD GETS VERBAL OK FROM AGENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HONEYWELL'S STALLING TACTICS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SENATORS SUPPORT ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIAL--POWER TO DROP SHARPLY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
IOWA LEADS IN PESTICIDE USE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*STAR-SPANGLED BANNERS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SINAI AN OASIS TO TOWN'S LONGTIME RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHAT PRICE RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WATER HOT FOR QUENCHING THIRST,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FURTHER EVIDENCE OF STATE PRISON PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KEEP UP GOOD WORK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*PARKS TAKES STATE TITLE BY SIX STROKES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BASKETBALL FUN IN THE SUNSHINE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MILBANK YOUTH KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE CANCELS JURY TRIAL AT PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TOP CATS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VETERINARIAN ACCUSED OF DOG ELECTROCUTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON STRIVES FOR INDIAN SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX SEEK RETURN OF SACRED QUARRY SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*ART OF ANGLING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD DRAWS NEW SCHOOL BOUNDARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'NEW' BIBLE NOT NEW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY NEED YOUTH BUILDING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FEW CHANGES PREDICTED LOCALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FEW CHANGES PREDICTED LOCALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FEW CHANGES PREDICTED LOCALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*METALLICA DENIES MUSIC IS SATANIC,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PRESBYTERIANS TO DISCUSS DECLINING NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
JANKLOW SHOULD NOT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CENTENNIAL GAMES READY TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FARMLAND VALUE JUMPS 9.1 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*FIRST CITY CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BANKS HOPE TO CASH IN ON SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
GRAZING LAND CONVERTED TO WHEAT FIELDS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
EX-INMATE GETS 45-DAY TERM,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRANKENFELD ATTENDS WHITE HOUSE EVENT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAPER BATTLE BREWS IN LAKE PRESTON,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO ARE SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KITE-FLYING WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANISTOTA RESIDENTS USE OF FIRECRACKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS WEIGHS BENEFITS OF REBUILDING DAM,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INSURANCE CRISIS STRIKES STATE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HUNKING SEES FINANCIAL QUANDARY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WEDDELL--'I'M INNOCENT',"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CAMERA ANGLES CATCH CITY IN DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PANEL DELAYS VOTE ON SUNDAY LIQUOR SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION HIKES FARES FOR CAB RIDES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GAMBLING IN DEADWOOD WILL START AS SOON AS POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MILLER MAN KILLED IN HOUSE EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRITICALLY DRY SOIL DOUBLED IN PAST WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
CENTENNIAL TRAIL OPENS IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN SCHOOL CLOSES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BATTLE WITH ABUSERS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*COLMAN HIT BY STORM,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEBATES CAUSING MORE DEBATES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAUGHTERS SWAY DADS TO SUPPORT NICKNAME,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LET FLAG ISSUE BURN ITSELF OUT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TROUBLED BECAUSE IT DIDN'T CENSOR ITSELF (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NRA LEADER INSULTS MEMBERS' INTELLIGENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*GARRETSON WOMAN GROWS CHEMICAL-FREE VEGIES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COOKBOOK TARGETS BUSY FOLKS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*DEPUTIES REPORT JAIL WALKAWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FALSE IRS STATEMENT BRINGS {dollar}20,000 FINE","Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD DOES BEST AT BOWL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WRECKED A-7 PARTS BEING RECONSTRUCTED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BROWNIES AT WORK AND PLAY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ABORTION, TAXES LIKELY HOT TOPICS","Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"POLICE TO FOCUS ON CRUISERS, DRUNKS","Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SF, EAST GERMAN CITY TO BECOME SISTERS","Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS CLAIM ONLY JESUS CAN HELP THE SICK,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY APPROVES NEW TAXI SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FUNDING FOR POLLUTION PROJECTS IS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY ADOPTS LIEN COLLECTION POLICIES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
4-H MEMBERS LEARN LEADERSHIP SKILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MITCHELL GUARDSMAN WILL RECEIVE NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*TO SUPPLY SD GYMNASTS NATIONAL STAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ALICK STORE LEAVING 10TH STREET LOCATION,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
WILLIAMS PIPE LINE SPILLS FUEL INTO RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*SHRIVER SQUARE FILLING UP,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
"*ROAMING BISON SHOT BY FARMER, TRIBE UPSET","Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AMBULANCE ISSUE DIVIDES CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOLF FANS' ATTENTION HOOKED ON MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WEED WARRIOR FLIES HIGH,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
NATIONAL ORGANIST EVENT BEGINS HERE THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--VOTE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"PARRY, BLISS BEST SCHOOL CANDIDATES (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
VOTE TO HAVE A SAY ABOUT COMMISSION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
A LOOK AT BOTH SIDES OF THE CHOICE ISSUE (PROF),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
"*MOSQUITOES, FISH TO BE HOT BITES","Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*HAZELTINE IMPRESSES BYRUM,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FIRE DAMAGED FIRMS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR AID,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LAWS WILL CHANGE JULY 1,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SALE OF FAILING HURON S&L BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*LAVERGNE'S SHOES CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DEVELOPER DRUMS UP SUPPORT FOR DAIRY DRINK,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"LITTER YOUR PROBLEM, TEENS TOLD","Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
CANOEIST CITED AFTER FALLS ORDEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION FINANCE PANEL MEETS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGHER EDUCATION COMMITTEE TO MEET,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOMECOMING PICNIC PLANNED FOR SOLDIERS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NATURALIZATION EVENT SET AT MT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NATURE NIGHTS SET IN JUNE AND JULY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HEY, IT'S A HOT DAY","Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATURE WRONG ON TRIBAL AUTHORITY VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SDSU GETS {dollar}300,000 MINORITY AWARENESS GRANT","Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STREET DANCES WORRY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON TRIBE CASINO COULD OPEN IN DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ALUMINUM RECYCLER SHUT DOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
17 SITES PLANNED BY CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BRIDGE COMMITTEE PLANS FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY VOTE COULD COST MILLIONS FOR HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SURVEY--RECREATION AREA WORK CAN RE-START,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BRANDON LAW AIMS TO STIFLE UNDERAGE DRINKING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"2,000 ARE EXPECTED AT 72ND COOTIE DAYS","Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*TOWNS PUSH HIGHWAY 14 FOR TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOX ELDER MAN GETS 5 YEARS IN CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EVENTS WILL CELEBRATE FOREST CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE'S VET STRESS BILL OK'D BY PANEL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE OK'S WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HILLS RAIL HEARING PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
LEGION SEEKS INCREASED VETS' BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*ISSUES IN RACE FOR CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN COULD FACE EPA FINES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SINGLE PARENTHOOD IS ISSUE OF '90'S,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1991, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*SCHUETT SAYS HE PLAYS FAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEATH PENALTY OK'D IN MOELLER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INCUMBENTS SAY BUDGET WOES NOT ELECTION THREAT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD DEATH PENALTY LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES ESPOUSE GOALS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"*PEACE, DIGNITY JOURNEY WINDS WAY TO SD","Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*FILM WITH MARTIN, HAWN A BIT OF FUN","Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*HAVE FAITH IN CHILD'S VACATION,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
AMERICANS SHOULD STOP BICKERING (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*VOTERS SHOULD REJECT INITIATIVE NUMBER 2,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TRADE AGREEMENT COULD HURT STATE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*CHRISTIANITY STRESSES LOVE ABOVE ALL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*TO KEEP FIELDS APACE OF POPULATION,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*CITY SUMMER SPORTS GROUPS VOICE CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BOARD OF EDUCATION TO MEET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEOLA COUPLE DIES IN HIGHWAY CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC ARCHEOLOGY EXCAVATION PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}50,000 GRANT AWARDED TO COMBAT DRUG ABUSE","Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THIRSTY FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOSSIL FINDERS HIT WITH SUBPOENA,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"HEALTH, WELFARE OFFICIALS MULL SHARED SITE","Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAYOR'S PICNIC SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KIWANIS AVE CONSTRUCTION STARTS SOON,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FUEL SPILL SPURS CITY WATER STUDY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RUSHMORE FUND-RAISING WILL LIKELY FALL SHORT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD AMONG TOPS IN EMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GROUP WANTS COPS TO MONITOR SALES OF PORNOGRAPHY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*MARCHING FOR JESUS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A HOME ON THE RANGE FITS PIERRE MAN FINE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONTRACTORS--MINORITY PROGRAM NOT MEETING GOALS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*AGENCY INACTION CAUSED MICKELSON PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COST BOTTOM LINE ON HEALTH PLAN (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAYOR PRIMES MERGER PUMP (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*MILLER CAN GUIDE ECONOMIC STRATEGY, EDUCATION","Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*MILLER CAN GUIDE ECONOMIC STRATEGY, EDUCATION ...","Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*MILLER SHOULD ATTACK HEALTH CARE, TAXES, RACE","Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GRADUATE EXERCISED RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
RECENT LETTERS HINT AT RELIGIOUS CLEANSING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
INMATES SHOULD RECEIVE VOCATIONAL TRAINING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
OAKS OFFERED CHOICE WHEN HE LED PRAYER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
ELECTRIC CO-OP MEETING MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH PROFESSIONAL EARNS CAREER AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WILD WATER WEST RECEIVES SAFETY HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
150 YOUTH START BUSINESS ADVENTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RIVER RUN RESURRECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"FUEL TAX EASY TO COLLECT, BUT CRITICIZED AS UNFAIR","Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CABLE PRICE ROLLBACK LAW A 'NIGHTMARE',"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*NICHOLS SEES CANARIES AS WAY TO MAJORS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANSA MOVES IN FRONT IN STATE GOLF TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW CANARIES ADD TO SIOUX FALL'S LONG BASEBALL HIST,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WETLANDS MUST BE PROTECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"ANGLERS CHASE {dollar}20,000 IN GOVERNOR'S CUP","Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY MAN JAILED IN CRIME SPREE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOODWILL CAMP REGISTRATION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR'S PICNIC TODAY AT NEW AQUATIC PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*OLD FARM TOWN LOOKS MORE LIKE A NEW SUBURB,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN'S GRAVE MARKER CONTAINS ERRORS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NAMESAKE LEADS FREEDOM RUN,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
LOWERING CLASS SIZE A PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*ARLINGTON SURVIVOR LEAVES TRAILER,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TORNADO AID GOT TRIBE BACK ON ITS FEET,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TROOPER WHO SHOT DOG WON'T FACE LITTERING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"AGENCY FACES QUESTIONS--FUNDING, GROWTH HORMONE USE","Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FLOODING RUNOFF CAN FOUL WELLS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*GROUPS UNDERWRITE SIX PRESSLER TRIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*POLITICIANS' VIEWS VARY ON CLINTON'S START,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
PRESSLER OPPOSING CAMPAIGN REFORM BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
*OGLALA WAR BONNET GIVEN TO MUSEUM BY CALIFORNIAN,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MISFORTUNES CAUSE WOMAN TO LOSE HER DREAM HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
JUDGES REJECT 'THRILLER GIRL' CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
NURSERYMAN BLAMES HERBICIDE FOR LOSS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*NORDLIE ORGAN IS BUILT FOR NEW MARKET,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*WHEN THE WIND IS BUCKING EACH WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*LEGENDS ENHANCE SD IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1993, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
WOMEN WHO HAD SILICONE IMPLANTS READY TO COLLECT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SD ACTOR WINS TONY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STORMS SWAMP AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOMELESS FLOW INTO AREA WHEN WARMER WEATHER ARRIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"COST, QUALITY ARE TOP SCHOOL ISSUES (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RECYCLING GOODS LEADS TO RESPECT FOR OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ARTICLE MISREPESENTS DELEGATE'S COMMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WAGGONER MUST BE FOR MONO-CULTURALISM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
IMMATURE PRINCIPAL CRUSHED IMPULSIVE ACT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
JOHNSON FIGHTING FOR SOUTH DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
LINCOLN STUDENT PICKED TO WIN {dollar}92,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TEAMMATES AND FRIENDS FOR SIX YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON BANDS WIN TOP HONORS IN FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*RAIN SPOILS ANOTHER SCOTT VICTORY PARTY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANARIES LOSE ON 15TH-INNING ERROR,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISABLED CAN USE TERRACE PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PENITENTIARY INMATE HANGS SELF IN CELL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RESERVE OFFICERS HONORED FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WILL GET LARGER STREET SIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOCTORS PETITION TO JOIN NETWORK,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*RAIN SPLASHES DANISH DAYS, BUT FEST GOES ON","Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEW ANCHORMAN BRINGS 2 SHIRTS TO WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"TATTOOS INK FIRE MAY BE LOOP PRANK, OWNER SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
UNITED WAY TO SET CAMPAIGN GOAL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RUSHMORE GRANT TO AID ACCESSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WILDLIFE FILM FOOTAGE BEING SHOT AT REFUGE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BERKHOUT FOCUSING ON CONGRESSIONAL RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SOUND-CAPABLE SOFTWARE COULD AID DISABLED,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TURNS OLD HIGH SCHOOL INTO APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HUMANE SOCIETY WANTS TO CONTROL HYBRID PET DOGS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*1915 TIME CAPSULE, MEMORABILIA FOUND","Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*IN-HOME WORKERS NEED INSURANCE COVERAGE BY LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*EXTENDED FLOODING GNAWS AT RESIDENTS ON JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BOARD OK'S TEACHER PAY HIKE OF 3.12%,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS SCRAMBLE TO PLANT SOYBEANS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS CLINGING TO SMALL-TOWN FEEL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATION OVERPLAYS PROPERTY-OWNER RIGHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*REP. BALANCED-BUDGET WILL CREATE JOBS, REDUCE TAXES","Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LAWS INCONSISTENT FOR UNBORN CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PRESSLER'S WRONG TO OK REPBULICAN FARM CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD SHOULD STAY CLEAR OF UNION TIES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SEVERAL DEAF STUDENTS ATTENDED SD SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"LAWYERS SEE DOLLARS, NOT SENSE, IN TORT LAWS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
GOVERNMENT AID SHOULDN'T BE EXPECTED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BOARD CANDIDATES NEED MORE THAN EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*SAFEGAURDS PREVENT HASTY HOSPITALIZATION,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPIDERS AND SNAKES SEND MANY FOR ADVICE FOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POISON SPECIALIST AWAITS YOUR CALL,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SINGER'S FATHER HAS ROOTS IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HIGH SCHOOL TRANSFER AMENDMENT FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE SOCCER TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WARMER WEATHER SHOULD HELP WALLEYE FISHERMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIQUOR ON SUNDAY REQUIRES LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN IS JAILED FOR NOT STOPPING ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GRANTS AVAILABLE FOR FAMILY PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SEARCH FOR ROBBERS INTENSIFIES,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FRIEND OF THE FLAG,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BOARD CANDIDATES TRY TO BEAT CLOCK AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE HAS NO REGRETS ON CHARTER INSPECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
AUGUSTANA RAISES {dollar}1.5 MILLION FOR BUILDING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*LAKOTA COLLEGE PLANS GROUND BREAKING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GO-CART ACCIDENT KILLS 9-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MOVING HOMES COULD SAVE BASE,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*LUTHERAN WOMEN TO MEET THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS ATTEND MONUMENT CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
EX-CHAIRMAN'S SENTENCING SEPT. 25,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON ATTACK 'ANTI-VETERAN' RESOLUTIONS","Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MAGIC SHOW PROCEEDS EARMARKED FOR FIRE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RESORT GROWTH TAKES SOME TOWNS IN HILLS OFF GUARD,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
BARTLEY MILLS TOOK PLEASURE IN FARMING,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS LOSES US AIR EXPRESS,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
GAS CO. USES SCRATCH-AND-SNIFF MAIL FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJun 13 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"US OWES INDIANS FOR LAND, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*FLAG DAY, JUNE 14, KICKS OFF A SPECIAL CAMPAIGN","Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"US OWES INDIANS FOR LAND, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STRIKE HAS LITTLE IMPACT LOCALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"US OWES INDIANS FOR LAND, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS 'FUEL AROUND' CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BLACK HILLS 'FUEL AROUND' CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*A CONSTRUCTION WORKER WAS KILLED-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BANKS GIVES UP AIM MEMBERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
STATE NEAR DROUGHT EMERGENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BANKS GIVES UP AIM MEMBERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
COAL SLURRY PLAN TILTS FOR SUNBELT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER DISPUTED ON ENERGY PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
COAL SLURRY PLAN TILTS FOR SUNBELT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER DISPUTED ON ENERGY PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
COAL SLURRY PLAN TILTS FOR SUNBELT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DISPUTE WON'T STOP PUKWANA TURKEY DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TOLD PUC REGULATION OF LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TOLD PUC REGULATION OF LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
WOMEN TRAVEL TO BLACK HILLS ON HORSEBACK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
WOMEN TRAVEL TO BLACK HILLS ON HORSEBACK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
*LILLEHAUG-STRIKE UP THE BAND,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LILLEHAUG-STRIKE UP THE BAND,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CURTAIN DROPS FOR ETTEN,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HORROR OF DISCO STRIKES ROY ORBISON,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW LIFTS AP NEWS EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW LIFTS AP NEWS EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ZOO CASHIER IS PUBLIC'S KEEPER,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WORST RESULT COULD BE CLOSING OF PRISON,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WORST RESULT COULD BE CLOSING OF PRISON,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
EISNACH ASKS TROOPERS TO AIR THEIR GRIEVANCES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
EISNACH ASKS TROOPERS TO AIR THEIR GRIEVANCES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BLUE MOUNDS PARK TO HOLD PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HILLS URANIUM MINING PROTEST SET,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
LAWYERS TO MEET IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
HILLS URANIUM MINING PROTEST SET,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
GROUNDWATER STUDY TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
WOLLMAN NAMED AS CIVILIAN ARMY AIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
IT'S TOUGH TO QUIT CATTLE TRADE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
LATE START ONLY PART OF TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
LATE START ONLY PART OF TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
'HOPPER SPRAY MAY WIPE OUT BEES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
HEREFORD SHOW SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
EGG PRICES MAY CLIMB,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
MARK KEFFLER ELECTED PRESIDENT BEEF IMP ASSOC,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
SDSU TO HOST MEAT GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.2"
SDSU TO HOST MEAT GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.2"
KARL BUTZER ELECTED-AM FEED MANUF ASSOC,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.3"
VACCINATION TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.3"
VOTES FOR LEGISLATORS DEPEND ON SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*INDIANS-'RUN FOR FREEDOM',"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VOTES FOR LEGISLATORS DEPEND ON SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BOY PAYS FOR YANKTON'S TIGHT BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BOY PAYS FOR YANKTON'S TIGHT BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ANACONDA GETS EXPLORATION OK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ANACONDA GETS EXPLORATION OK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
925 IN SD MAY NOT GET JOBLESS PAY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"KRAMER, VANDEWEGHE TO BE TEAMMATES--MAYBE","Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"KRAMER, VANDEWEGHE TO BE TEAMMATES--MAYBE","Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
6 ARRESTS WON'T STOP BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMOKERS GET SHORT TAX REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLYDESDALES READY FOR MALL MARCH,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMOKERS GET SHORT TAX REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINEGARDEN-SF NEEDS HOME RULE VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE RESIGNS-PROBE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE RESIGNS-PROBE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WINEGARDEN-SF NEEDS HOME RULE VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SHIRLEY GARNETTE'S CORRECT VERSION OF THE LETTER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHANGE AT TOP IN TWO CHURCHES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHANGE AT TOP IN TWO CHURCHES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHIRLEY GARNETTE'S CORRECT VERSION OF THE LETTER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PATRICK HENRY'S 'GOOD NEWS' IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
QUESTIONS FOLLOW-UP CENSUS PROCEDURES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CONSIDER CASE FOR DAKOTA PROPOSITION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COVERAGE OF 'RUN FOR WOMEN' LAUDED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CONSIDER CASE FOR DAKOTA PROPOSITION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RULING DELAYS ADC FUNDS COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RULING DELAYS ADC FUNDS COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'NO' VOTER THINKS MORE RESTRICTIONS NEEDED FOR CITIBANK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"LONGER TV, RADIO LICENSE PERIOD URGED","Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
'NO' VOTER THINKS MORE RESTRICTIONS NEEDED FOR CITIBANK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
'NO' VOTER THINKS MORE RESTRICTIONS NEEDED FOR CITIBANK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE & TRIBAL OFFICIALS URGED TO COOPERATE OR RISK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE & TRIBAL OFFICIALS URGED TO COOPERATE OR RISK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REFUGES MAY OPEN TO HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
REFUGES MAY OPEN TO HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STORMS HAMMER SD,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*CITICORP IS BANKING ON SD,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITICORP IS BANKING ON SD,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RAIN, HAIL, WIND PELT SF AREA","Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ONLY TOUGH NEED APPLY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSAL CALLS FOR SCREENING APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD DELEGATION ASKED BACK OAHE SWAP,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD DELEGATION ASKED BACK OAHE SWAP,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD DELEGATION ASKED BACK OAHE SWAP,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY PREVENTED FROM HEARING COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY PREVENTED FROM HEARING COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ETSI SAYS SUPPORT FOR SLURRY GROWING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ETSI SAYS SUPPORT FOR SLURRY GROWING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FALLACY IN ISRAEL'S PREEMPTIVE STRIKE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY LOOKS BACK...AND AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WHY COMMITTEE SEEKS TO RECALL WINGLER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ADVICE FOR ARGUS ABOUT MEMORIAL DAY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CRITIC DISAGREES WITH RAIL EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
NEW PROPOSITION HAS CONCESSION ON TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"JEWELRY, SILVER STOLEN FROM HOME","Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC DEFENDER OFFICE TO BE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SCREENING FOR 3-YEAR-OLDS BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC DEFENDER OFFICE TO BE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MALLWALKERS GROUP FORMS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC DEFENDER OFFICE TO BE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL INFORMATION LINE OPEN,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY LAWYER REQUESTING INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
RAPID CITY LAWYER REQUESTING INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
RAPID CITY LAWYER REQUESTING INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
MAN CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER-BLACK HAWK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
6 SD COUNTIES FREE OF CATTLE DISEASE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COURTS CAN'T SOLVE DRUG PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GREENBUGS FOUND ON GRAIN SORGHUM,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SD HUNTING MORE POPULAR THAN FISHING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SD OPEN MEETING LAW CONFUSING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"MAN, WOMAN HELD FOR EDGEMONT MURDER","Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SD OPEN MEETING LAW CONFUSING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SD OPEN TENNIS TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD OPEN TENNIS TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GIANT CANADAS FACE SD DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BIG SIOUX RECREATION AREA SETS GRAND OPENING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GROUP TRYING TO SAVE WATERBANK PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOCIAL SERVICES REACH SOME ABUSED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL SERVICES REACH SOME ABUSED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL SERVICES REACH SOME ABUSED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL GROUP OFFERS HELP TO ABUSERS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL GROUP OFFERS HELP TO ABUSERS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
NORSTAN GETS CITIBANK PHONE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MODERN DAIRY PARLOR MAKES CHORES LESS OF A CHORE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORSTON GETS CITIBANK PHONE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ANIMAL HOME NEEDS 60 PERCENT VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*O'CONNOR'S CHOICE IS DANEKAS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS TO DECIDE 3 ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*SNAP, CRACKLE, POP, SIZZLE","Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"{dollar}32,702 FOR PROJECT HOME FUND","Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HISTORICAL GRANTS TO BE AWARDED,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FUNDS FROM THE TOOSTIE ROLL DRIVE & MARDI,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
HIGHWAY HALL OF HONOR NOMINEES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*'CHILDREN' NEEDED DIRECTION (FINE),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROFILES OF THE SF SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DETERMINE IF AQUIFER CAN BE RECHARGED (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONGRESSMEN ASKED TO STOP ARMS RACE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
THINGS ARE PICKING UP IN SD POLITICS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*JAY EGGE RAFT WINS RISE RIVER REGATTA,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BEADLE COUNTY VETERANS HELPED TO GET BRONZE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL WOMAN WINS SD PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS TO DECIDE FUTURE OF BEADLE PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*JANKLOW SCOLDS CONGRESS FOR RECESS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"*ROBERTS, DASCHLE ESTIMATE {dollar}700,000 BILL","Argus LeaderJun 14 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CONSIDERS CHANGES IN CITY EMPLOYEES' PAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RULING MAY HELP SIOUX'S CASE ON HUNTING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX VALLEY LOSES BID FOR ADDITIONAL BEDS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRM BARRED FROM SELLING INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"STATE GETS WIDESPREAD RAIN, STORMS","Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*'PSYCHO II' HAS GORE FOR SAKE OF GORE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*HOSPITAL CLINICS HELP PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SIOUX VALLEY HOSPITAL ELECTS BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LIBRARY CHOOSES BOARD OF TRUSTIES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
ORTMEIER RE-ELECTED AT BLUE SHIELD,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
YANKTON COLLEGE NAMES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*KNEIP WILL DECIDE ON RACE BY SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAUCUS WILL DISCUSS WASTE DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT AGAINST DEMS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 60 DAYS IN SEX OFFENSE CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN RECEIVES SUSPENDED SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NUKE DUMP TEST DRILLING STARTS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STATE MAY GET {dollar}50,000 TO HELP VETS","Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HALVERSON SUGGESTS LEASING SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BRANDON COACHES GET BACKING IN DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOME FEDERAL ACQUIRES 2 S & LS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF BOARD DECIDES AGAINST SOCCER,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHARLIE'S LICENSE RENEWED FOR YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BURGER--CONVERT PRISONS TO FACTORIES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*STRESSES BETTER CURRICULUM, LONGER SCHOOL YEAR","Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EX-TRANSPORTATION CHIEF GETS JOB IN MARYLAND,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FORMS FOR OLYMPIC TICKETS AVAILABLE AT SEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE RULES OUT HOT SPRINGS RECALL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF BAND WILL PLAY AT CITY PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"{dollar}40,000 FAIRGROUND IMPROVEMENT NEAR COMPLETION","Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
DAIRY FARMERS QUESTION REASONS FOR 50-CENT FEE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
FEDERAL APPEALS COURT APPROVES DAIRY FEE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
AUTOPSY ORDERED ON VICTIM OF CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CITY CONTRACT OPENS NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COMPANY STILL WANTS TO BUILD DISTILLERY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HEARINGS ON BELL'S RATE HIKE REQUEST START,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
OFFICIAL DEFENDS PRISON FIRE SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
"STATE RECEIVES {dollar}35,240 IN LEASE OF OIL, GAS RIGHTS","Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
"FROM THE DISCUS RING, TO THE BEST IN COACHING","Argus LeaderJun 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS FIND NEW HARVEST OF FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*STALKED THE BADLANDS 11,000 YEARS AGO","Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN BACKS MONDALE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*A HOUSE OF HOPE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PADDLE POWER,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CRITICIZE HOUSING AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARTY OFFICIALS TREATED HIM UNFAIRLY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WANTS SPRINGFIELD LAWSUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RAIN DELAYING CROP PLANTING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CUNNINGHAM WIN IMPRESSES MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE ALLOWS BOOKSELLERS GROUP TO FILE BRIEF,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAWYER ASKS JUDGE TO FREE MCDOWELL ON BAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SAFETY COUNCIL OFFERS MOTORCYCLE COURSES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"STOFFERAHN IS AWARDED {dollar}12,000 JUDGMENT","Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GAS WAR HAS GONE ON TOO LONG (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIR FORCE ALERT SHOWS WHY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY GRAND JURY RETURNS 4 INDICTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PASSES ABDNOR'S BILL ON SCHOOL FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
5 PERCENT OF CABLE TV ILLEGALLY CONNECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RIVER PARK NAMES NEW MEDICAL DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MEIERHENRY WANTS COORDINATOR TO HELP PROSECUTORS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOY'S CONDITION IMPROVES AFTER LIVER TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
PRESSLER WANTS LIMITS ON CANADIAN HOG EXPORTS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"TO STOP GOLD, SILVER PROCESSING OPERATION","Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEW LAW CHANGES RECIPROCAL EDUCATION AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*TO GET OUT OF GOLFING SHADOW OF OLDER BROTHER,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOPES UNWANTED SUMMER VACATION ENDS QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HE TURNED DOWN THE MAJORS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COLLECTOR UNCOVERS INTRICATE DESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
DASCHLE RECOGNIZES GOLD STAR MOTHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
TIME TO REVIEW THOSE FRESHMAN ENGLISH NOTES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*BOYS CLUB BUILDING BEATS THE STREET,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD TIGHTEN FARMERS' GRIP ON LAND,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CATTLE COMPANY CATERS TO CHINA,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIMILAR FARM PROBLEMS IN AUSTRALIA,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SAGE SCHOLAR TACKLES TRUTH,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BANDMASTER TO APPEAL LAWSUIT DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
YOUTH CHARGED WITH AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COLLEGE PROPERTY UP FOR BIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN HAS IDEAS ABOUT REGENTS HEARING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PETITIONS FOR VOTE ON STRIPPING IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CENDAK FOES AND FANS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
THIRSTY STURGIS EXPECTS WATER TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YOUNG LAWN BARBERS ARE CUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SFC'S RUNNING NORWAY BOUND,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*A STROKE OF BAD LUCK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MILLER BECOMES MICKELSON RUNNING MATE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WILLIE'S ON THE ROAD TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISCOVER MUCH IN SOUTH DAKOTA (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DON'T PRINT NAMES OF VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GIVE WALHEIM A NOD (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*GOOD ADVICE HELPS PARKS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MAKING THE GRADE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REAGAN WON'T OPPOSE AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABSENTEE VOTING CONTINUES FOR CITY ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATE CALLS FOR SHRINKING CITY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILLER KEEPS LID ON DAKOTA BEER,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*READY TO ROLL,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT PERMITS WIFE-HUSBAND TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE LABOR FORCE AT RECORD LEVEL,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"ABDNOR, DASCHLE TO APPEAR AT HURON FORUM","Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GROUP OFFERS {dollar}170,000 TO SAVE KENNEDY HALL","Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOCAL COLLEGES BEGIN FUND RAISING PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUC CHAIRMAN SAYS HE WILL SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"REGENTS STUDY ALCOHOL, TUITION RECIPROCITY","Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
100 SCIENTISTS MEET ABOUT DRILLING DEEP HOLES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO WITNESSES LEFT TO CALL,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VOTERS LIKELY TO DECIDE SCHOOL-AID FORMULA,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"*EDUCATION DIVIDES MICKELSON, HERSETH","Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO SEE HISTORIC PEACE PIPE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*RACE RELATIONS--2 INDIAN ACTIVISTS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UPLIFTING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DON'T WASTE MONEY ON PARKING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EDGE GOES TO SKADSEN IN CITY RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GROUP COSTS CITY BIG BUCKS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMPROMISE CAN SAVE TREES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
STANGLAND USES SCARE TACTICS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
'ARGUS' COVERAGE FAULTED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STORY INACCURACIES CORRECTED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
UNITED DOES GOOD JOB FOR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
AIDS POSES SERIOUS THREAT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
STATLERS PERFORMANCE GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BUSH SHOWS CLASS HANDLING HOSTILE ...,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WISDOM OF INDIAN ELDERS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*GOLF COURSES COMPLY FOR EQUITY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*LINE OF 500,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*ENTWISLE FIRES 70, LEADS BY 2","Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INMATE DIES AFTER HANGING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKERS WIN DRIVING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOLE CREDITS FARM TIES FOR ADVANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SERVICE STATION BURNS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXTENSION OFFICIALS FEAR AGENCY CHANCES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VARIOUS BACKGROUNDS IN SCHOOL BOARD RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
3 IN LEAD PROVIDE FIREWORKS IN RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'USA TODAY' CREW INTO SF,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIDS REPORTED AT HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN AFFAIRS PANEL TO HAVE FIRST MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RC FIRE DEPT EMPLOYEES WANT CHIEF OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO SEEK STATE MEDIATION IN TALKS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO INVESTIGATE RELEASE OF LIQUID FERTILIZER,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUCTIONEERS SOLD ON BETTER FARM DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MICKELSON PUSHES PROGRAM FOR DOWNTOWN REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE SEEKS STUDY OF SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WHARF TO DEAL WITH CYANIDE LEAK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS PROTEST ASH DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HIGHWAY 44 CAN TAKE YOU ...,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*DARLENE TIESEN, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
FARMERS ELIGIBLE FOR MILLIONS OF FUEL DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FIRST BANK SUBSIDIARY SELLS 16 AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NURSING CENTER TO ADD 30 ROOMS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*FARMERS, BROKERS TRADE BARBS","Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
3 AIRLINES ADD FLIGHTS FROM SF,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*CHANGING SKYLINE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
BANKER TO HEAD FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
"BEST BUY, DAYTON'S LIST PROFITS","Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
KDLT HAS NEW NEWS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
CORN BORER INFESTING EARLY CROPS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.E, p.06, col.2"
"FARM, BUREAU MEMBERSHIP UP","Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.E, p.06, col.2"
SIGN-UP AHEAD FOR SET-ASIDE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.E, p.06, col.2"
2 NAMED TO CONSERVATION PANEL,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1987, sect.E, p.06, col.2"
*A REEL PLEASURE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PENITENTIARY INMATE STABBED DURING FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELDERLY HOLDING UP WELL,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WARM WEATHER PUTS CROPS IN DEEPER DANGER,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*JAMES WATT WAS RIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOLIDAY COMMENTS WERE IN POOR TASTE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PARK IS NICE TRIBUTE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SCHOOL FAILS SMALL TOWNS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER OFFERS REAL SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NRA DESERVES AN APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*TALCOTT NAMED COUCH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
EXTRADITION HEARING HELD FOR FUGITIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY SAFE AFTER ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOUR SENTENCED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKAN DROWNS IN MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REQUEST DENIED FOR NEW ETSI TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAFETY COUNCIL PRESIDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCOUTS TASTE SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES SHARE VIEWS ON OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION OPENS DOOR FOR BOND SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL LUNCH PRICES TO GO UP 5 CENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REPORT ABOUT RENAMING COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PHONE LAW CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
YANKTON PRISON BEGINS TRAINING NEW EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EASTERN FRIENDS AID WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*TIGHT SECURITY PUTS LID ON METALLICA CROWD,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEA AIRPORT PLAN CLEARS HURDLE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUNDAY BAN DOESN'T MAKE SENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CITY HAS BENEFITED FROM HUNKING'S WORK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
OBJECTIVE REPORTING NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
BISHOP CREATED PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
REMODELING BAD IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
FREEZE FORCES COST CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
HUNKING RECORD ALTERED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
LETTER SOUR GRAPES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
*ADVICE CHANGES FIT TO MODERN LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KOREAN RECIPES PASSED FROM MOTHER TO CHILD,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
METALLICA DELIVERS HEAVY METAL PUNCH,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON LAUDS BUSH FOR ETHANOL PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN DROWNS, OTHER MISSING IN ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THIRD CAPITOL STATUE DEDICATED TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEDDELL ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5 COUNTIES DECLARED DROUGHT DISASTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAPPY CAMPERS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RACE FOR GOVERNOR COSTLY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATE ASSAILS CITY PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES DIVIDED ON USE OF INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS HEAR BUDGET REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HUNKING LEADS IN FUND RAISING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*JUDGE--JANKLOW WASN'T LIBELED IN BOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MURDER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
1988 FAMILY MONEY MATTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RED DEVIL MANAGER HOPES...,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SENIORS START 5-DAY CENTENNIAL GAMES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*WOLFGANG WINS FEATURE AT ELDORA,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*US WEST OPENS CONTRACT TALKS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*PUTNICKI IS NEW ARGUS AD MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*FIRE DAMAGES APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THIRTYSOMETHING CROWD FLOCKS TO DYLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MANY IGNORE LICENSE SUSPENSION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO EASY ANSWERS TO LOOP PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHILDREN SHOULD LEARN WHAT FLAG STANDS FOR (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"DYLAN FILLS ARENA WITH CONVICTION, PASSION","Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAKING HAY OUT OF BARN,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DRUG PROGRAM POOLS EFFORTS OF SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BIG STONE DISTRICT TO MERGE WITH MILBANK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE APPROVES FUND FOR INMATES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY HELPS NEEDY WITH HEAT BILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STURGIS MAN ELECTED US JAYCEES LEADER,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WALKAWAY FACES ESCAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YMCA GETS BEQUEST FROM FORMER EDITOR,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER DEFENDS REVERSAL ON AMTRAK LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
4-YEAR-OLD STARTS APARTMENT BLAZE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS HEAR WORRIES ABOUT LIABILITY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS FEAR ALLEGED RAPIST MAY ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HOURLY EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ARCHEOLOGICAL SURVEY SOUGHT FOR DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRM'S PLANS TO MOVE TO BROOKINGS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN NAMED LEGION COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRIVER FACES CHARGES IN FATAL MOTORCYCLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RECYCLING PLANS FOR STATE PARKS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*RURAL WATER SYSTEM EASES WORRIES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COLLECTOR PLATES MARK RUSHMORE ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HARTFORD VOTERS OK WATER RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HAUGLAND TO HEAD RAPID CITY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PETITION FILED TO RECALL TRIBAL PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TWO SENTENCED IN MISSION STORE BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AREA FISHING SUCCESSES ARE WORTH WAIT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HUTCHINSON NAMES NEW VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*LEADER OF MAIN STREET GROUP QUITS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*THE START OF A STRIP MALL,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*WATCHDOG KEEPS EYE ON COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COSTNER'S 'ROBIN HOOD' DEBUTS ON TWO SCREENS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KLEIN PAY ON WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
KNOBE BEST OPTION FOR FINANCE POST (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MAYOR'S OFFICE FULL-TIME JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY MOVED FORWARD DURING WHITE'S TERM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SD AWAKENS A HIBERNATING SOUL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"SEEMS HONEST, SINCERE, WELL EDUCATED (L)","Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
VOTERS SHOULD ATTEND CANDIDATES' FORUMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GIRLS' KILLER SHOULD RECEIVE DEATH PENALTY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*RICHARD THOMPSON SHINES ON LATEST ALBUM,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CELLOPHANE CEILING PLAYS AT MAD HATTER PUB,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*VERMILLION SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL STARTS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BLAZE DESTROYS SF HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO PAY SOUKUP TO BUILD DISPOSAL PONDS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON WANTS STUDY OF PROPOSED HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THUNDERSTORMS POUND MOST OF SD,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
70 DISTRICTS SETTLE SALARIES FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHIMNEY CHECK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUFFALO KILLING PROBED,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAIR TICKETS GOING AT RECORD PACE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FLANDREAU CASINO PLANS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE BLASTS BUSH FOR 'PLAYING GAMES',"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FREE CAMPING OFFERED IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MISSOURI FARMERS FACING LOSSES WITHOUT BARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL TEEN DROWNS DURING LAKE OUTING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
109TH ENGINEER GROUP TO ARRIVE BACK TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RANCHER ACQUITTED OF ESCAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SHARP'S CORNER MAN TO STAND TRIAL IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CORN DESIGNERS TO SHOW ART,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HIGH COURT SETTLES CHILD SUPPORT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MERGER BID GETS MIXED REACTION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
TOUCH OF IRONY IN PLAYER'S HEALTH PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BYRUM BREAKS OPEN WITH 68,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHAMBERLAIN PROMOTES LIFE'S SIMPLER PLEASURES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SMALLER WINTER WHEAT CROP IS ANTICIPATED,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PHONE NOTE IS ANSWERED AFTER 43 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*SHOWER OF SUPPLIES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
BOARD PREPARING FOR RECORD APPEALS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
*WOMEN CLERGY SAY THEY STRUGGLE WITH BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY VOTE TO TEST CITIZENS' MOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY COMMISSION ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FED'S SPENDING SPREE OUT OF HAND (YANKTON DAILY),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STEENSLAND TOP CITY CANDIDATE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*CANADIAN, AMERICAN INDIANS STRIVE FOR SOVEREIGNTY","Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CAPITAL GAINS TAX SHOULD BE ELIMINATED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SWEDE'S BAR STORY NOT FOR 'FAMILY NEWSPAPER' (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EXPANDING SCHOOL BOARD IS NOT A SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
STOP BLAMING OLD JOE FOR KIDS SMOKING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
BILLIONAIRE CAN'T RELATE TO COMMON PERSON (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PERSONAL CHOICES CAN REAP SOCIAL ILLS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CONSERVATIONIST WILL BE MISSED IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CITY IGNORES ITS MOWING POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
SF SHOULD TAP INTO MISSOURI RIVER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
"*WHAT WE PLAY, WHAT WE VIEW, ARE NOT THE SAME","Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PARKING LOT HOT SHOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*HANSON, PETERSON WIN LAKE ALVIN BIATHLON","Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BIOLOGISTS SURPRISED BY HISTORY OF TAGGED WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
STATE TO ISSUE MORE ANTELOPE LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
"*RAIN PROVES A PAIN TO HUSET'S, OUTLAWS","Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
SF GROWTH TOPIC FOR PANEL,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BUSINESS ETIQUETTE DEMANDS POLITENESS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
{dollar}40 MILLION OK'D FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
ETHANOL-POWERED PLANE TO PERFORM,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SPRING STORMS HIT WEST SD,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL UTILITIES KEEP CITY SHINING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"*SENATORS EARN {dollar}60,000 FOR SPEAKING EVENTS","Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
INSECTS ITCHING TO BUG YOU THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
SD WHEAT PRICES EXPECTED TO RISE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON SIOUX WANT TAX REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS RECYCLING PROGRAM TRAVELING BUMPY ROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
CORPS--DROUGHT MENACE TO RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
STATE ORDERS BAN ON BLACKJACK GAME,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
COUNTIES MULL SHARED WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.6"
*OLD-FASHIONED COACH HAS KIDS ON GOOD TRACK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*JACKRABBIT HOPS ACROSS SD WITH FULL HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
NEW ZEALAND MATES ENJOY STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*CONCERT SERIES STARTS MONDAY AT USD,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*SECLUDED CHACO PARK IS FASCINATING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1992, sect.G, p.07, col.1"
*PUT 'EM UP,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SON TAKES A CUT A DAD'S OLD BATBOY JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FREE EXPRESSION CARRIES A PRICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TV CONTRIBUTES TO VIOLENCE IN SOCIETY (BR REGISTER),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' EDITORS GOOD AT MISINFORMING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PHOTO OF SERB WOMAN LETS US SEE WORLD WOES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T LET STATE BOW TO COSTNERS' INTEREST (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
KTWB PETTY IN REFUSING JETT WILLIAMS INTERVIEW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
YOUTHS DOING THEIR PART TO HELP THOSE IN NEED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*CITY HALL HAS REPEATEDLY FOUGHT REFORM EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*COURT DIVIDED ON PRAYER ISSUE; WHY SHOULDN'T WE BE?,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*FLOOD BRINGS THANKFUL VICTIMS TOGETHER FOR 21 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*STEENSLAND UNDERMINING COMPOSTING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*FAMILY FARM DIVIDED UP AFTER DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*TWO PRISONERS WALK AWAY FROM YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EQUIPMENT FAILURE CUTS OUT ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HURON MAN, 24, DIES IN ONE-CAR ROLLOVER","Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ALLEGEDLY HIT CHILD WITH DRUMSTICK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OREGON MAN RECEIVES 15 YEARS FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SAINT FRANCIS MAN ADMITS CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAYOR'S GOODIES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRAIRIE PIT STOP PACKS 'EM IN FOR DAILY SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AG OFFICIAL NAMED AFTER AUTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*DASCHLE PUSHING HEALTH REFORM,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PETROLEUM LEAK TESTS TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
APPLE LINES MUST GIVE BACK TRUCKS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGES MUST OK SUPPORT CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THERAPY PROGRAM GETS GOOD GRADES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WAGNER TO VOTE ON ONE-CENT TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CENTENNIAL PREPARATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"DIVERSIFY DEADWOOD, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"NEW FATHER, 28, FIGHTS CANCER","Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"STATE TO TEST SCHOOLS FOR RADON, LEAD","Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MOSCOW ARCHBISHOP TO VISIT ALEXANDRIA,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*JANSA TAKES STATE AMATEUR,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A WHOLE NEW GAME AT OL' BALLPARK,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BROWN'S GOAL GIVES TEAM STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*GRADS LAUDED FOR RUNNING WITH BALL IN TIGHT SPOT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PERFORMERS TO PURSUE FILM CAREERS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEPUTY WANTS ZIMA TO GET OUT OF TOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FARMING FROM THE HEAVENS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TRIMS PREDICTED TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BANK AUDIT WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
END OF 'ARMS RACE' BRINGS LOWER COST (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
IMMIGRANTS ARE NOT SOMEONE ELSE'S KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*80-YEAR-OLD ACTOR POSITIVE OF EVERYTHING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROOSEVELT PRINCIPAL PLACED ON PAID LEAVE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGE OF ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CON ARTIST SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"STORE GIVES {dollar}10,000 TO RECYCLING PROGRAM","Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENT TO JAIL FOR HUMILIATING GAY MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TORNADO TEARS APART LE MARS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TEEN CHARGED WITH STABBING SHEEP AT STOCK YARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY RAISES GOAL 14% TO 4 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MURDER SUSPECT FACES NEW CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON DAM TO SLOW RELEASES ON RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MONEY TO HELP CRIME VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CITY TEACHER EARNS CONSERVATION HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CRITICS FEAR IMPACT OF HOUSING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TACKS ON 15 YEARS TO RIOT SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
SD CROPS IN FAIR TO GOOD CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
SEAT-BELT LAW TO BE SETTLED BY VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*TO TAKE JOB AS HEAD OF MISSISSIPPI SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FINAL RESULTS OF PRIMARY RELEASED,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY ECONOMY STEADY AFTER CUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
"MAN ORDERED TO CLEAN UP TIRE DUMP, PAY FIRE COSTS","Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
"FOREST PLAN NOT DRASTIC, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*LIFE IN THE SLOW LANE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
RETAIL SALES SKYROCKET IN COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*WANT A TAX CUT? HERE'S HOW TO GET IT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DEAF STUDENT FINDS FREEDOM IN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"TRIPLE WHAMMY STALLS ECONOMY IN SD, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DEAF STUDENT CROSSES STATE FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HEALTH INDUSTRY MUST BE WATCHED (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STEER CAMPAIGN REFORM WITH BIPARTISAN PANEL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HOMESTAKE HASN'T MADE THE FALLS RUN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
CLINTON UNCONVINCING ON THE MILITARY ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
TIME FOR THE NEROS TO STOP FIDDLING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
PRESSLER FORGETS SD FARMERS' WOES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
HUBBEL BEST CHOICE TO LEAD OUR SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
'DAMN YANKEES' LEFT A FINE IMPRESSION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
PEDESTRIANS GET THE RIGHT OF WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARTY WON'T COPY TIME'S PRESSLER STORY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OWNERS PICK UP BOX FILLED WITH GIFTS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIG SIOUX UNSAFE FOR RECREATION,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JET SKIERS MAKE A SPLASH,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLICE INVESTIGATE DEATH OF TRANSIENT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEX OFFENDER WON'T GET SET FREE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*GARZA DIDN'T UNDERSTAND HIS RIGHTS, WITNESS SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
USD LIMITS STUDENTS IN FINAL TWO SESSIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC TO DIG AT ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BURGLAR TAKES CASH FROM LOTTERY MACHINES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MILBANK BARBERSHOP CHORUS MAY SING ON CBS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MAN ENTERS PLEA IN 1994 BLAST CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"PUPILS MIGHT ATTEND ONE SCHOOL, NOT THREE","Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS TAXI FARES TO RISE 25 CENTS FOR MAXIMUM,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ASSISTED LIVING CENTER CONSTRUCTION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
KJAM RADIO ALLOWED FM POWER INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SD NATIVE ON HAND FOR O'GRADY RESCUE,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*PLAY BALL],"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FOUR TOWNS TO RECEIVE {dollar}1.2M IN FEMA MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*PORTUGUESE BISHOP TO LEAD FATIMA IN AM CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CALLS BETWEEN BROOKINGS-VOLGA-BRUCE NOW COST NOTHING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*DEVOTED LIFE TO HELPING OTHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*STRESSED OUT IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*JUNE SHOWERS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INFESTATION OF MOTHS CONCERNS EXTENSION OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CORPS WARNS RESIDENTS OF FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"FEDERAL, STATE DISASTER TEAMS PREPARE TO TOUR AREA","Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
POLICE BEGIN DIGGING UP LOT IN SEARCH OF BODIES,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
WATER PROJECT FACES REDUCED FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OF SD GAMING COMMISSION RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BE WARY OF MOUNTAIN LIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
FEES IN PARKS SPARK INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*GOVERNOR'S ORDER ALLOWS MOVEMENT BY BIG EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BANKERS HOPE FOR REGULATORY RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
*DIETZ IS NEW BIRDS BOSS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CARD SHOW A LONG HOMER FOR SPORTS FANS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LOVE IS IN THE AIR WITH BEACH BOYS,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LETTERMAN SAYS ADIOS TO SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COOK PASSES ON CRAFTY WAYS TO CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJun 14 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
KNOBE ASKS CITY CAR USE CUT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX PAYMENTS STILL YEARS AWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TRUCKERS WANT SURCHARGE PLUS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX PAYMENTS STILL YEARS AWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HAZARDS IN JAILS NEED CORRECTING,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LACK OF VIETNAM COVERAGE CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
INDIAN EDUCATION TO REMAIN IN BIA,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
INDIAN EDUCATION TO REMAIN IN BIA,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
INDIAN EDUCATION TO REMAIN IN BIA,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
COMMITTEE HEARS SHIPPING DEREGULATION TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
LONG FIGHT FEARED FOR ACLU SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LONG FIGHT FEARED FOR ACLU SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ASSESSMENTS BY BROOKINGS RULED VOID,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ASSESSMENTS BY BROOKINGS RULED VOID,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS REQUEST 11.9 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY SEARCH PROMPTS TRAVELS-ARLENE GALLOWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW BILLBOARDS PROLIFERATE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TREEHOUSES HOLD FASCINATION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CHAD NELSON AWAITS PRO DRAFT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BOARD MULLS 3 NAMES FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CAMPERS TRAVEL SHORTER DISTANCES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TANK HOSE RUPTURES-CORSICA,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
TRANSPORTATION STUDY PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*ATHLETIC STATESMAN DIES AT 53,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ATHLETIC STATESMAN DIES AT 53,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO CONSIDER RUNNING WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE TO CONSIDER RUNNING WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN LOSE IN FOOD SCANDAL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
INDIAN LOSE IN FOOD SCANDAL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JULIE LARSON CROWNED MISS SD TEENAGER,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*AFTER 174 FOSTER 'BABES', THE NELSONS RETIRE","Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*AFTER 174 FOSTER 'BABES', THE NELSONS RETIRE","Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOAPS OFFER ESCAPE FROM DAYS OF OUR LIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*UNWED TEEN-AGE MOTHERS AREN'T ALWAYS ALONE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-AUGUSTANA PROF HONORED,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*PRESSLER'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*WARREN DAY-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
MCGOVERN BLASTS ANTI-ANDERSON TRY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INTEREST RATE DECLINE COULD DELAY BANK MOVES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-SOME KNOWINGLY BUY STOLEN FOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-SOME KNOWINGLY BUY STOLEN FOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-SOME KNOWINGLY BUY STOLEN FOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN BLASTS ANTI-ANDERSON TRY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS TO ELECT SUCCESSOR TO MINER,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CYCLISTS UNDER 30 SEE GREATEST RISK,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS TO ELECT SUCCESSOR TO MINER,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STRONG ARMS LIFT THAT BALE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LINES DRAWN IN 'HANTA YO' FEUD,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LINES DRAWN IN 'HANTA YO' FEUD,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LINES DRAWN IN 'HANTO YO' FEUD,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PROBE OF PUC STILL WARRANTED (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROBE OF PUC STILL WARRANTED (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"KLINKEL, STOFFERAHN CONTEND FISCHER ERRS IN HER DISS","Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"KLINKEL, STOFFERAHN CONTEND FISCHER ERRS IN HER DISS","Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"KLINKEL, STOFFERAHN CONTEND FISCHER ERRS IN HER DISS","Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"KLINKEL, STOFFERAHN CONTEND FISCHER ERRS IN HER DISS","Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PUC COUNCIL CRITICIZES EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PUC COUNCIL CRITICIZES EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PREDICTABLE POLLS BRINGS JOB SECURITY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TALL SHIPS OFFER AWESOME GLIMPSE INTO PAST,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW SEASONAL ROAD CLOSINGS IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW ASKS FOR ND WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW ASKS FOR ND WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIAL PRIMARY VOTE COUNT TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUTTE TOURISM DIVE SPURS LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUTTE TOURISM DIVE SPURS LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION TAKES AIM,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION TAKES AIM,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GEESE RAISING PAYING OFF FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"*WORK, LIFE GO ON FOR BALTIC ELEVATOR CREW","Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
"*WORK, LIFE GO ON FOR BALTIC ELEVATOR CREW","Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
FEEDER CATTLE IN DEMAND,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.5"
REPUBLIC AIRLINES TO ACQUIRE HUGHES AIRWEST,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
REPORTED NET RETAIL SALES UP,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
STATE LAWYERS TO HONOR DRISCOLL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
KLYX RADIO TO CHANGE OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
STATE LAWYERS TO HONOR DRISCOLL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
NEW K MART STORE FINISHES HIRING,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
PEARSON NAMED SF REALTOR OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
PEARSON NAMED SF REALTOR OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
*PIPELINE TAKES SHAPE AS IT CROSES SD FIELDS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UNIVERSITY EXHIBIT RELIVES 25 YEARS MCGOVERN HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LIFE UNDER THE VERY PROTECTIVE WING OF MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*UNIVERSITY EXHIBIT RELIVES 25 YEARS MCGOVERN HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LIFE UNDER THE VERY PROTECTIVE WING OF MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE SPONSORS ELDERHOSTEL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE SPONSORS ELDERHOSTEL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PITCHING PAVES WAY TO SOFTBALL CROWNS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BIG BEND FISHING CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"WHEN DONE WELL, DOVE HUNTING CAN BE A REAL SPORT","Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN DIES IN CRASH NEAR BOWDLE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BIG SIOUX SENDS RAFTERS REELING WITH MURKY MIRTH,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MORE THAN GRAIN DRAWS BN TO SD RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
THUNDERSTORM 'CAME IN JUST LIKE A ROAR',"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
NIMITZ OVERTIME (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WHAT STINGS IS JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WHAT STINGS IS JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
REGENTS TO MEET TO VOTE ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS TO MEET TO VOTE ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"CLOUD SEEDERS, MEDICINE MEN BOTH HAVE FAITH","Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BODY OF CALIF MAN FOUND UNDER BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY COUPLE FORCED TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY COUPLE FORCED TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS PARKER BOWLING ALLEY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HEAVY RAINS BLAMED FOR DEATH OF SD WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DEAN OF MYSTERY WRITERS UNLEASHES T MCGEE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*KILLER STILL ALIVE, READY TO ROAR","Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*PLAYING MUSIC SUZUKI STYLE--START YOUNG,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STREEDBECK NAMED PROGRAM HEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SDSU HOME ECONOMICS ADVISORY COMMITTEE FORMED,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
FROEHLICH ANNEXATION INJUNCTION DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MORRELL'S ARKANSAS CITY, KANSAS PLANT CLOSES","Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF CABLE TV TO ADD 7 PROGRAMMING SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRAVELERS STUCK WITH BAD LUCK & NO BUCKS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY JOINS RACE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
O'CONNOR EARLY IN CHOOSING RUNNING MATE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AN OPTIMISTIC SIGN IN RETAIL SALES AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MORE WORKFARE MIGHT BRING LOWER TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN'S NEW START AN ECONOMIC DISASTER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ETSI DEAL MAKES CORPORATIONS NUMBER 1 (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REGENTS BLAMED FOR IMPASSE IN BEER ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ROBBERS HIT WENDY'S EAST,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CITY ELECTION PRECINCT MAP,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*RAPID CITY WOMAN RUNNING FOR PUC,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION--OFFICE DOESN'T NEED LARGER STAFF,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
KEARNS WINS BROADCASTING AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PERMITS AVAILABLE TO MOW DITCHES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOMESTAKE IN NO HURRY TO END STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
STUDENTS WILL HAVE TO BUY OWN SHOES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*PRINCIPAL DOESN'T WANT SUPERINTENDENT'S JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH GROUP DENIED STATE AID,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
COUNTY BUDGET MAY CALL FOR TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WATT PROMISES INTERESTING DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEFENDANTS MOVE LIBEL SUIT TO FEDERAL COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ABDNOR'S PHONE SERVICE BILL PASSES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*PERFORMS ON STAGE DURING A ROY CLARK SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGIE EMPLOYEES PUBLISH WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
ROLLAG PLACES 1ST IN COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
JUNIOR HIGH GETS AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX HIGH IS FINALIST IN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ND WILL EXAMINE INSURANCE COMPANY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WILLIAMS, REE WON'T PLAY AT FAIR","Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COONRADT SUPPORTS MORE STORM SEWERS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY DECIDES TO LIVE ITS DREAM,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CALIFORNIA MAN SHOT AFTER CAR CHASE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES OFFER VIEWS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITIBANK ENHANCES SF LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SHARE A RIDE, SAVE {dollar} (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*NELSON--MUST COMMUNICATE WITH TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"INMATES GOT PROPER CARE, NURSE TESTIFIES","Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
KIDNAPPING CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TWO MORE AIRLINES SUE COUNTY IN TAX DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AMERICAN LEGION SUPPORTS LIMITED FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
INSURANCE PLAN FOR STATE COLLEGE WORKERS REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO STATION PLAN GETS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE PUBLIC RADIO TO REACH ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
SAFEGUARD POWER TECH WORKERS END STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
TEACHERS LEARN HOW TO CHALLENGE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
TOPSOIL MOISTURE IS SCARCE ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
2 JUVENILES ARE ACCUSED OF MURDERING TEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"DASCHLE MADE MISTAKE, DOW CHEMICAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
GUIDES NEEDED ON ISSUING LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
BROOKINGS GOLFER BARNEY THOMPSON,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POST 15'S LEGION TEAM THRIVES UNDER NEW MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
IT WAS STICKY FOR A WHILE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RUMBLING STORM CAUSES FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLAN CALLS FOR MOVING STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TWIN CITIES HAVE CORNERED THE MARKET,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GIRLS CLUB HAS NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WATER PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLAWSON WILL PERFORM IN SF CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS LOOKING TO GOVERNOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAXPAYERS PROTEST PUBLIC SCHOOLS LENDING BOOKS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHILLIPS RESIDENTS CAN TALK ABOUT STREET PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
POLICE STILL NOT READY TO MAKE ARREST IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WEST GERMAN MUSICAL SET FOR EMPIRE MALL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SPRINGFIELD FRIENDS WILL OFFER TRIBUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*STRANGERS BECOME FRIENDS AFTER STORM,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FEW COUNTY CASES ARE TRIED ELSEWHERE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MANSFIELD WOMAN SEEKS DEM POSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DEMOLITION--HAWTHORNE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GOVERNOR'S SON ARRESTED ON ALCOHOL CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
INDICTMENT HANDED DOWN ON SEXUAL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MEIERHENRY SUGGESTS STREAMLINING CITIZENS' BOARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*TOURNEY STILL ON DESPITE THE RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*MUSEUM HAS NEW STUFFED PANDA,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*STREET BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
HEART OF GOLD WINNER SAYS THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
TELETHON SHOWED THAT PEOPLE CARE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SPY CASE MAKES A DISTURBING STATEMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABDNOR ONLY REPORTS PART OF BUDGET STORY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONTRAS ARE NOT HEROES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
KIDS NEED HEALTH EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*HIGH TICKET PRICE DOESN'T STOP FANS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*GRIEF AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STROKE-VICTIM ADVOCATE DIES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXPERT WOULD SMOOTH MERCHANTS' BUMPY MOVE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JURY AWARDS MAN {dollar}50,000 AGAINST FIRM","Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN GETS 6 YEARS FOR DRUG SALE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SURGEON CLEARED OF {dollar}295,000 NEGLIGENCE CLAIM","Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG...',"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOPPER SPRAYING SET TO START,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HEALTH-BENEFIT VOTES ANGER STATE VETERANS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WALL DRUG FACES UNCERTAIN FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS STATE PRESIDENT GETS NEW POSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EPISCOPALIAN MONEY DRIVE RAISES {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT APPROVES WEB MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JAIL ESCAPEE SAYS HE'S JUVENILE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUT AMBULANCE SERVICE UP FOR BIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROCK STAR WAITE TO REPLACE OCEAN AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 SUE WATERTOWN HOSPITAL FOR NEGLIGENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CAR LOVERS TO SHOW OFF THEIR WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHILDREN'S LOVE IS PROOF OF SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HERE ARE OUR PICKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEADERS WHO KEEP US MOVING (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GROUP ALREADY HIKED TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GROUPS UNFAIRLY ATTACKING TACCO (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
IT'S TIME FOR NEW LEADERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
D'AMATO OFFERS EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CITY HOLDS MANY CONTRASTING IMAGES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*WARTENHORST 'DAD' TO THOUSAND KIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*TSCHETTER LEADER AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STATE PARKS PLAN SPECIAL EVENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MORE LAND USED FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*MILITARY MAN TRIES NEW CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN WOMAN FOR CAREER HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAFETY COUNCIL TO OFFER MOTORCYCLE COURSE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SEARCHES FOR ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN-AGERS ENDORSE O'CONNOR FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DREAM LEADS TO SPOT ON OLYMPIC TEAM,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW AIDE AVOIDS SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BEACH MAY REOPEN DESPITE HIGH PREMIUMS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TURNS DOWN DONATION TO RENOVATE HALL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIAL ON HOLD WHILE ACCUSED FIGHTS EXTRADITON,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOP CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEW RULE HAMPERS GIVEAWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TO BE HOME OF FRENCH PORCELAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MICH CREDIT CARD FIRM INTO RC,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
VOTERS ON 3-MEMBER COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*FOR CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA TOWNS CELEBRATE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CENTENNIAL BOOK WILL TELL STORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ENTER THE POTATO SALAD CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*JOACHIM (JACK) PALADINO'S DISHES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WHEAT FARMERS HAVE THEIR SAY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
LEADERS LABOR FOR UNION CAUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"LIST OF BANKRUPTCIES FOR MAY, 1986","Argus LeaderJun 15 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*ALPHA CENTER RALLIES SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHERMAN REMEMBERS HOT TIMES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEAT ISN'T TOUGH TO BEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SAFETY COUNCIL WATCHES SPEED LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BRUSH UP ON FIRST AID TIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"ARTS, THEATER SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE","Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CHILD CUSTODY CRISIS GROUP FORMING,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SCHOLARS TO AID HUMANITY PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
NEW STATION SETS A BAD EXAMPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ARTICLE HAD MISINFORMATION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MORRELL MEAT BOYCOTT WOULD HELP STRIKERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DJ'S SLOPPY ABOUT WEATHER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*WORK, GOLF GO HAND IN HAND","Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GAS STATION FIRE TO BE INSPECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GIRL, 14 CHARGED WITH GRAND THEFT","Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 WINNERS TO SPLIT LOTTERY JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"3 DEAD, 5 HURT IN 2-CAR CRASH","Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BENEATH VANDALISM AT CEMETERY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POOL DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS TO SETTLE 2 CITY RACES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BAR ISSUES ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIAL OPPOSES CAMPAIGN REFORM BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NAMES WANTED FOR TOP CONSERVATION MINISTER,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY DOCTOR TO LEAD STATE MEDICAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHEAT GROUPS TO DISCUSS INTERNATIONAL RESERVE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL HEARS ABOUT DAIRY HERD BUY-OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATES--AS LOTTERY FEVER SPREADS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FAIR OFFICIAL--AIDE THREATENED BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MERIDIAN DROPS QUARRY PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RANDALL, KNUDTSON ARE TOP CANDIDATES (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"A GOOD TIME TO BUY, SELL HOMES (L)","Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VA NEEDS SUPPORT OF PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"COUNTY, CITY OK CONSTRUCTION BID","Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL OFFICES GET NEW PHONE NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS HONORED FOR 25 YEARS OF WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE LOSES SUIT IN LOTTERY TICKET SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE INMATE STABBING,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A BRUSH WITH NATURE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROADER PROBATION WILL REDUCE STATE COSTS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHILDREN LEARN ABOUT GIVING WITH GOAT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT WON'T CUT ALL PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES EXPRESS SIMILAR VIEWS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GROUP ACCUSES PRESSLER ON RAIL SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NEBRASKA FIRM TO GUARD STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DEBATE SOLUTIONS TO UTILITIES PROJECT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY ASKED TO PAY FOR RATE TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
WATER SOURCES STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOT WEATHER COULD DRY UP EFFECT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
UNIVERSITY GUIDELINES ENDORSED,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOLS THAT SENT FACULTY CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
DAY COUNTY SEARCHING FOR A STATE'S ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
FCC OK'S PLANS TO CUT PHONE BILLS FOR POOR,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
VETERAN'S HOSPITALS WILL STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
WORKERS ON PICKET LINES AT BRITTON FACTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
WATER PROJECT WINS OK FROM PANEL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*CITY LAWYER ENJOYS COOKING FOR HIS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIVE HONORED AS COUNTY CENTURY CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"FORENSIC COACHES PRESENT HONORS, AWARDS","Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
AAUW AWARDS SPELLMAN FOR CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
"ANTI-DRUG, ALCOHOL POSTER WINNERS ANNOUNCED","Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*LEWIS SETS SIGHTS ON 2ND MEDAL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*ABDNOR REJECTS 2 JOB OFFERS FROM BUSH,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HAVING A HAND IN THE CENTENNIAL GAMES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*HOTEL, STORES NEAR MALL CLEAR FIRST HURDLE","Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS GO PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BIG TIME SPORTS EVENTS LEAVE... (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STUDENTS DESERVE EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NAME CHANGE IS A JOKE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*MINGLING WITH NATURE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'GODSPELL' NEEDS WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANTIQUE CAR PARADES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DANCE WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CENTENNIAL WAGON TRAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
STATE FAIR ENTERTAINMENT OPENINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
ART LEADS LIST OF FAVORITE SUBJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CANDIDATE WON'T FACE PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE CORRECTS FILE IN JANKLOW LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN DECIDES TO SELL CONTEST PRIZE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MORRELL, UNION SHIFT MEETING TO OMAHA","Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VATICAN'S PRESENCE TO BE FELT IN ALEXANDRIA,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MADISON VOTERS FACE SCHOOL DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO RULE IF DRIVE-BY IS ADMISSIBLE EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MAN ADMITS GUILT, PLEADS MENTALLY ILL","Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RESORT REVENUE PLANS 'TOO AMBITIOUS',"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERWAYS GET A CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SENIOR COMPETITION OPENS CENTENNIAL GAMES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN TENNIS COACH EARNS HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
FEWER MINORITY BUSINESSES IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FMHA LOAN REQUESTS DOWN IN 1989,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FORAGE BOWL CONTEST IS OPEN TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
63 PERCENT OF MOVERS LEAVE SD,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*HIGH MARKS FOR MANUFACTURING,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*'TRACY' MOVIE RATES...,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGAL ACTION CONSIDERED IN HOSPITAL DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOBRIETY STOPS GET GREEN LIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COALITION SAYS MINERS TRYING TO SCARE VOTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CONGRESS ABUSES AMERICAN FLAG, TOO (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MONEY IN SD BANKS SAFER,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LUTHERANS TAKE SONG MESSAGE TO GERMANS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HEALTH SERVICE WORKS FOR MAJORITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*'DICK TRACY'--COLORFUL AND UNIQUE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BIKERS TO ATTEND SATURDAY FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR ASKS PUBLIC TO SPEAK OUT ON RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SATURATION OF PATROLS PLANNED ON HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BURNING MATCH BLAMED,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH COURT UPHOLDS BENNIS' MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESERVATION NURSING SHORTAGE CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEBRASKA MAN'S JURY VERDICT REAFFIRMED,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT OK'S SUITS OVER MEDICAID,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN CHARGED IN THEFT OF FISHING EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION LIQUOR STORE SEES PROFITS CUT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON COUNTY HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*HARTFORD FOSTERS TEEN-AGE THINKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEW USD COACH REVOKES SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'US FARM REPORT' TO FEATURE MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LAKEWOOD MALL ANNOUNCES SHOPS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"OFFICIAL PRAISES RISING EXPORTS, REDI FUND","Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
RAPID CITY MAY PROPOSE REDUCED AIRLINE SUBSIDY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
RJR BALKING AT DAKOTA CIGARETTE PETITION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MUENSTER--TRADE WOES MUST MEND,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
"TORNADO TOUCHES DOWN NEAR OLDHAM, ARLINGTON","Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CONCERT CONNOISSEURS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP TO DUMP RECYCLING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SISSETON CASE MIRRORS MARTY BUFFALO SLAYINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DESIGNER TOILETS PUT FLASH IN FLUSH,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*KEVIN COSTNER NOT SUITED TO 'ROBIN HOOD' ROLE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
READERS SPEAK OUT ON ELECTION ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*KRULL, CONRAD THROW 2-HIT SHUTOUTS","Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BYRUM BALLOONS TO 80,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES OFFER DIFFERENT VISIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES LOOKING FOR DOG THAT BIT BOY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PILLARS REMOVED AT FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STAMP APPOINTED CODINGTON SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*AFTER 25 YEARS, RAMP TO BE FINISHED","Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SPLISH SPLASH,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOSTS PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN PARTY CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN CONVICTED IN DEATH OF FORMER ETHAN WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NAMED FOREST SERVICE SUPERVISOR,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN DROWNS DURING OUTING,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNIT COMING HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HENDERSON TO HEAD JUDGES ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
12 TO COMPETE FOR MISS SD TITLE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN SENTENCED IN MOP HANDLE ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE SHOULD INCREASE SCHOOL AID,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RAILROAD AGREES TO KEEP LINE OPEN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PLANT MAY BE REVIVED,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*DE SMET FACILITY CALLED HEALTHY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHILDLESS RESORT TO CLASSIFIED ADS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LONETREE'S FATE RESTS WITH TRIBE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BOMB SHELTER SECRET NOT WORTH KEEPING (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LOCAL TELETHON WAS BIG SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
VOTE TO END GAMBLING IN STATE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*CHURCH SERVICE IS NOT PRELUDE TO SOCIAL HOUR,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CHURCH IS INTEGRAL PART OF TEENS' LIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*YAC PROFILE--BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
RATE OF CIRCUMCISION ABOUT 90 PERCENT IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*INVESTMENT ADS UP OVER TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DOWNPOUR SOAKS WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUARD TRUCKS TO PACK ROADS TO REACH EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROTEST PLANNED TODAY FOR CONFISCATED REMAINS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RAPID CITY FACILITY AT CAPACITY, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUCTION COMPANY HOLDS WINNING BID ON LONGEVITY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SALT LAKE TRIP PUT SPIN ON RADIO CAREER,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH-TECH COSTS ESCALATE PRICE OF MOELLER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEARING TO FOCUS ON WESTERN RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORK BEGINS TO REDO MITCHELL CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON HOSPITAL MAY USE STATE NETWORK,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWRENCE COUNTY ELECTED OFFICIALS REQUEST RAISE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SPEARFISH SCHOOLS FACE BUDGET SHORTFALL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CANARIES OPEN SEASON TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TRIBE LOSES RIGHTS OVER NON-INDIAN HUNTING,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*NEW ROLE FOR WARDEN?,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JOY REACHED GOAL ON SIGNATURES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"COURT APPOINTMENT LOOKS SAFE, SOLID (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHRISTIANS SHOULD RESPECT MINORITY VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONVENTION CENTER IS UNNECESSARY COST (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROPOSED BTU TAX SHOULD BE DEFEATED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'ARGUS' THUMBS DOWN SHOWS POOR ATTITUDE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
COSTNER RESORT WOULD PROVIDE VACATION FUN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GRADUATION WALKOUTS EXERCISED THEIR RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BTU TAX WOULD TAKE MONEY FROM TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
CITIBANK OFFERS WARRANTIES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CITY FINANCE OFFICER WORKS ON CENTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FREE TROLLEY RIDES THROUGH JULY 6,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HANSON'S SON RETURNS FROM DENVER HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NBC WEATHERMAN VISITS RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 YANKTON INMATES CAUGHT OVER WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HONORING OLD GLORY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAY ASK FOR VOTE ON ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUMMER BREAK BRINGS CHILD-CARE DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY CAUTIONS TAVERN ABOUT SALES TO YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY SCHOOL BOUNDARIES WILL CAHNGE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"DOCTORS, REPORTER RECEIVE AWARDS","Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MISSION MAN ADMITS ASSAULTING EX-WIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE CLUB FACES DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAINY WEATHER KEEPS VISITORS FROM PARKS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REST STOP PROMOTIONS BEGIN JULY 1 ON I-90,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPEARFISH HATCHERY BID IS {dollar}2.3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SIMPLE PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"CROP DEVELOPMENT SLOW, BUT PASTURES ARE LOOKING GOOD","Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EXTRADITION STAY EXPIRES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION VOTING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TWO MEN PASS COUNTERFEIT BILLS IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*NORTHERN LEAGUE STIRS 'MAJOR' MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE CUTTING EDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COMPOST HEAP ODOR,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*STRUGGLE TO COPE WITH 'WANNABE' GANG MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HARDING WANTS PANEL TO REVIEW NEED FOR AUDIT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
YANKTON SCHOOL LEANING RIGHT WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
COMBINING ELECTIONS COULD IMPROVE TURNOUT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
PROFESSOR DOUBTS TALE OF UNSAFE HOT DOGS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
MANDATED CHECKOFFS NO HELP FOR FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
TEACHERS' UNION FAILS IN ENDORSEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
"TWO JAILED AFTER KNIFE, CHAIR FIGHT","Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN REPORTS ASSAULT WITH PIPE, BAT","Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PAIR IS CHARGED IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER ADMITS TRIPS DEBATABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A MAN'S BEST FRIEND,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE SENATORS' FINANCES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*460-POUND MAN SAYS BUS LINE DISCRIMINATES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JAILED KENNEL OWNER GETS WORK RELEASE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED IN TEEN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PAROLEE ARRESTED TWICE ON SAME DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE MAN TO HEAD COMPUTER OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FARRAR SON-IN-LAW MAY CHALLENGE BARNETT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAND SALE WRANGLING SLOWS ELKTON FEEDLOT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
STORM DAMAGE IN HAND COUNTY--{dollar}3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*COORDINATOR OF EMERGENCIES RETIRES AT 80,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEGION CLUBS BECOMING MORE ACCEPTING OF WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HURON MAY CUT TERMS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CONSULTANTS WARN OF PRISON SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
SOIL CONSERVATION MAY LOSE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*TEACHERS LEARN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*CANARIES TOP SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG DRIVERS HAVE BIG DREAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP SPANKS SD'S SEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FATHER'S DAY PATTERN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIGN OF THE TIMES,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CELEBRATE FATHER'S DAY WITH A TASTY MEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN'S LOVE OF COOKING COMES FROM PARENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
ECONOMISTS DON'T SEE RECESSION FOR SD ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CROWDING PROMPTS COUNTY TO LIMIT JAIL'S POPULATION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DON'T TIE FIRE RULES TO ACCREDITATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET FLAG-PROTECTION PROPOSAL FADE AWAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RULE ON CAMERA USE SHOULD BE RETHOUGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--RECENT STRING OF ROBBERIES IN SF,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PRESSLER MUST BE NUTS TO BACK PROGRAM CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WOMEN'S CAUCUS WON'T SUPPORT HUBBEL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*GET READY TO WALK AT MASSIVE IOWA ANTIQUE SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BEACH BOYS FRESHEN UP TIRE ACT,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SLOW PATH BEST ROUTE IN NCC'S NATIONAL QUEST,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CANARIES LOSE 6TH STRAIGHT, 3-1","Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD WATER PROJECTS GAIN COMMITTEE OK,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON INTRODUCES WATER-SYSTEM BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HISTORIC BODEGA BAR SOLD FOR {dollar}1.03 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TAX-CUT FORM A BIT CONFUSING,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*HEAT WAVE CHANGES BEER SALES, ATTITUDES AND INSECTS","Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"WORKING INMATES SAVE REC AREAS, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*HEY, IT'S HARD TO FIND HAY AS CUTTINGS DELAYED","Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*TRIAL LAWYERS ELECT FIRST WOMAN LEADER,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ALL-SCHOOL REUNION WILL BE JUNE 23-24,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 7 YEARS FOR {dollar}5 HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WANTS A STUDY ON HOW OTHER CITIES HANDLE RV PARKING,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LIBRARIAN FILES SUIT OVER LOSS OF HER JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HOUSING CENTER GOAL: KEEP TOWN ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
INSPIRED OTHERS TO LEARN,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SUMMER WINDS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PRESSLER LEADS SD DELEGATION WITH EXPENSE-PAID TRIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HILLARD LEANING TOWARD HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FIRE SEVERELY DAMAGES FAMILY'S DREAM HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
RESIDENTS CAN PROVIDE INPUT ON MANDATORY RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
BANK CLAIMS TRADEMARK VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderJun 15 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*AIR CRASH PLAN JUST IN CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JIM KORKOWSKI-'WE DIDN'T CRASH',"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AIR CRASH PLAN JUST IN CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AIR CRASH PLAN JUST IN CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MANAGER'S {dollar}5,100 PAYS BUS BILLS","Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PEOPLE FIRST-THEN PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PEOPLE FIRST-THEN PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PEOPLE FIRST-THEN PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"MESHING JAIL, PRISON NEEDS","Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"MESHING JAIL, PRISON NEEDS","Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"MESHING JAIL, PRISON NEEDS","Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HOW DO YOU FIGHT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
PRESERVE OLD SIOUX FALLS JAIL & ITS QUARTZITE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
DISAPPOINTED BY OLYMPIC COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
NO MAJOR ISSUES SEEN FOR SCHOOL VOTE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*SOME GLAD, SOME SORRY-SIOUX TRIBE TO GET CASH","Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
"*SOME GLAD, SOME SORRY-SIOUX TRIBE TO GET CASH","Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
COMMISSION HEARS GRIPES FROM THE NORTON-ADDITION,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*'PERSON TO PERSON' IS GILBERTSON'S WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*'PERSON TO PERSON' IS GILBERTSON'S WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*'PERSON TO PERSON' IS GILBERTSON'S WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*MRS. EGLESTON'S BASIL ROAST WINS BEEF COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
{dollar}4.25 MILLION USD LAW SCHOOL TO BE ENERGY EFFICIENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
{dollar}4.25 MILLION USD LAW SCHOOL TO BE ENERGY EFFICIENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
LAWYER FIRED BY EAST RIVER AGENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SUSPECTS, NO ARRESTS IN BRANDON MURDER","Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*'LA MANCHA' CAST SHAKY, BUT SINCERE","Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEANS' WORK RELEASE LOSS CALLED PROPER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAKE PRESTON CELEBRATES GOOD OLD DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WEAVING, DANCING, SMITHING, FIDDLING AT THE BEAVER C","Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOUNT RUSHMORE GETS ANOTHER HEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER CONGRESS NAMES DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WATER CONGRESS NAMES DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
EAST CENTRAL WATER SYSTEM BEGUN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OAKWOOD LAKES ON HISTORIC LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OAKWOOD LAKES ON HISTORIC LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*300-YEAR-OLD OAK A DAKOTA SURVIVOR,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INSURANCE FIRM'S QUESTIONNAIRE DELVES INTO PRIVATE L,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
INSURANCE FIRM'S QUESTIONNAIRE DELVES INTO PRIVATE L,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*INDIVIDUAL SPORTS STAND TO SUFFER GREATEST CUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INDIVIDUAL SPORTS STAND TO SUFFER GREATEST CUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MARSHALL'S LEGACY, DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP","Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INDIVIDUAL SPORTS STAND TO SUFFER GREATEST CUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INDIVIDUAL SPORTS STAND TO SUFFER GREATEST CUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ROST, MCCUTCHEON GRAB TENNIS TITLES","Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AGGRESSIVE CARP FRUSTRATE FISHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*FATHERS-BEASTS OF BURDEN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*6 CANDIDATES VIE FOR 2 SF SCHOOL BD SEATS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PACKAGE TOURS COAXING VACATIONERS TO SD,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON READY FOR PRIMARY BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOOD SD NEWS ABOUT HOPPERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOWNTOWN AFTER SUNSET IS 'FRIGHTENING' (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MCGOVERN CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DISPUTES ODES COLUMN ABOUT NURSING HOMES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BODY OF DROWNED MAN RECOVERED,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN KILLED WHILE WALKING BY HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANDAN ROUTE MEETINGS TO BE HELD,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRUCK DRIVERS ROLLING IN FOR 'ROADEO',"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BALD EAGLES KEEP UP NUMBERS IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION PRECINCTS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATURE MAY TALK GRID PLAYOFFS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AGENTS NAB ALLEGED SF BOOKIE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD LOSES COURT FIGHT ON COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AGENTS NAB ALLEGED SF BOOKIE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AGENTS NAB ALLEGED SF BOOKIE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AGENTS NAB ALLEGED SF BOOKIE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A GIRL AND HER HORSE-FRIENDSHIP NURTURED,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A GIRL AND HER HORSE-FRIENDSHIP NURTURED,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BAYER ARREST GIVES INSIGHT INTO STATE GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BAYER ARREST GIVES INSIGHT INTO STATE GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF ENTITLED TO MORE LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTH END RENOVATION MONEY OK'D,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NORTH END RENOVATION MONEY OK'D,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNINSURED MOTORIST BURDEN IS UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IRAN-NO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MILLION {dollar} RAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONSISTENCY URGED IN RESPECT FOR LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BUDGET EXPLAINED TO AUDIENCE OF 1,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*REGENTS DENY MONEY FOR 2 COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*REGENTS DENY MONEY FOR 2 COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*REGENTS DENY MONEY FOR 2 COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
1 SUSPECT WOUNDED IN RAPID CITY HOLD-UP,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD JOBLESS RATE FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SD GET MORE FROM UNCLE SAM THAN GIVING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOTERS OK BROCKHOUSE MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*CHICAGO MAN WHEELS, DEALS IN BICYCLES","Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REGENTS DELAY ACTION ON HOUSEPARENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAB NAMES MESABA AS 3 CITIES' CARRIER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BAITS MICH BUSINESSES WITH LETTER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS OK BEADLE PARK LAND TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHO'S NEW ON AREA SCHOOL BOARDS AFTER ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANSON WON'T SAY IF HE'LL OPPOSE MEIERHENRY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JURY DENIES IOWAN DAMAGES FOR FALL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BRITISH VICTORY MAKES WORLD SAFER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MIDEAST PEACE IMPERILED (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE'S MANDATORY FARM BILL CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VIGILANTE JUSTICE MAY REPLACE COURT SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VETERANS HOSPITAL PRAISED FOR SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COLTON WOMAN CHARGED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN TURNS HIMSELF IN FOR ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE ASK JUDGE TO STOP HEARING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STOCKHOLM MAN CHARGED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WYO BOY DROWNS IN STOCK POND--HERMOSA,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELECTION--UNOFFICIAL RESULTS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE RULES FMHA MUST CONSIDER EXTENSIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LAWYERS ARGUE FOR REPEAL OF MANDAN DECISION,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SALE OF GOVERNMENT TOWN TO RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MUCHOW PROMOTES INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
THEATER SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*BAILEY WINS PHARMACEUTICAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
AMERICANS TAKING A CLOSER LOOK AT THEIR NUTRITION,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WATT PUTS STING ON EAGLE KILLERS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE DRINK (JOKE) IS ON KELLY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DOCTORS DON'T SEE BIG CHANGES HERE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD MEN CHARGED IN EAGLE KILLINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*EL ESTUDIO (STUDY) AT LANGUAGE CAMP,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RICK SPRINGFIELD CONCERT IS SCREAMING SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DRIVERS COMPETE IN STATE ROADEO,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
CHILI COOKOFF JUNE 25 IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS MEET,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
BEER LICENSE RENEWED--BAR TO HIRE GUARD,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WANTS IDEAS ON DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HURT IN CHASE GOES TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS NEED INFORMATION ON TRUSTY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER PROJECT POLICIES GET POOR REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ON THE RAOD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SUGGESTS USING CONCRETE, ASPHALT TO FIX STREETS","Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANGER AT SIGHT OF 23 BIRDS KILLED FOR PROFIT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
APPOINTMENT OF VOLK OK IN EYES OF STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*AN INTREPID PACIFIC SAILOR (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUBSTANTIAL HIGHWAY SAVING (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*PORTICE WANTS PRACTICAL MATH, ENGLISH PROGRAMS","Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NICOLAY URGES KNOWLEDGE ABOUT WASTE DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RIVER PARK SCHEDULES REUNION IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DOCTORS DEFEND PRISON CARE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES LITTON EMPLOYEE COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REGENTS PLAN MAY TOUGHEN STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BRANDING TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL VOTES TO REVIEW STATE TAX STRUCTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
PILOT-AMATEUR BALLPLAYER NELSON GETS HIGH,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU COACH GOING TO SOUTH AMERICA,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
INVESTIGATE GRAVEL-PIT DEATH AS MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SATAN TRIES TO PASS OFF RELIGION FOR CHRISTIANITY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*3 LOCAL GIRLS COLLECT {dollar}175 FOR THE LADY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
JANKLOW LAUDS INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*MYDLAND REMEMBERS MINOR LEAGUES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SLECHTA LEADS PACK,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EASTER SEAL SERVICES ARE TAKING APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGMENT TO CHEMICAL FIRM ALLOWED TO STAND,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL STUDENT WILL PARTICIPATE IN GIFTED PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSING BEST SCHOOLS LIST DOESN'T BOTHER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PSYCHIATRIC TESTS SOUGHT FOR MAN FACING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO STATION RECEIVES CALL LETTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REWARD OFFERED FOR INFORMATION ON VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY REQUESTS MONEY FROM COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS RAPE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUBJECT OF WORKSHOP IS HOME GROUP CARE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOYS CLUB FOR NEW BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DAKOTA STATE BANK AT COLMAN TAKES OVER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"BLIND, DEAF MAN MADE LIFE RICHER (L)","Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"NUCLEAR WASTE ISSUE, A TICKING BOMB (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PEDESTRIAN CROSSING NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MASTEN CAUSED VENUE CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HOMES NOT PROPERLY INSPECTED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HAM OPERATORS LOSE A FRIEND (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
APPROVAL GIVEN FOR VOCATIONAL SCHOOL FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATTLE TAGS ARE NOT SAFE TO PUT ON CLOTHING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUCH IS NEW YANKTON COLLEGE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DAMS IN STATE MAY FAIL, JANKLOW WARNS","Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSION TEEN-AGER FACES MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRUCK WITH FLAMMABLE LIQUID FREED FROM MUD,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN SENTENCED FOR RAPE OF BOY, 5","Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REQUIRING RENTERS TO CONTROL PESTS ON LAND,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS MEET PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*TAX PROPOSAL ROCKS SD GENTLY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAYOR PROUD TO BE FRED COOPER'S SON,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CROWD COOS FOR PANDA,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GREED AND STUPIDITY BASEBALL'S BIG PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POTHOLES THE PITS--OR ARE THEY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ATHLETES--DADS MAKE BIGGEST DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD ATHLETES SEEM AT DISADVANTAGE OUTSIDE STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*TURKEYS TARGET OF GOVERNOR HUNT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD GROUP OPPOSES DAKOTA COMPACT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
TOURNEY RETURNS TO OLD FORMAT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
SAFER BASEBALL ENDORSED BY SOME,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
THUNDERBIRD SALES HOT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SHUMAKER UMPS BIG BOYS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
*THE SCORNED CARP HAS ITS DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*TWO-ALARM FIRE DAMAGES VAN, GARAGE IN CITY","Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WEST SIOUX STORY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE TAKES FRESH APPROACH TO PORK PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY JAIL FEES UPSET OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW BLACK HILLS STATION TO BEGIN BROADCASTS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION TO MEET IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
35 PEOPLE FEEL BITE OF RABIES' INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"STURGIS HAS WATER, QUESTIONS","Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*RIBBON WILL PROTEST NUCLEAR ARMS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*THESE MEN SAY THEIR PLACE IS IN THE HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*RUSS BRIGGS, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WASHINGTON STUDENTS TALK ABOUT BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
THE TALE OF SELF-APPOINTED RAINMAKER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
CLAIMING NUMBER 1 BUSINESS CLIMATE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BUSINESS BATTLE CRY FALLS TO WHISPER IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION IN STATE DROPS SLIGHTLY IN MAY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING PARTS BUSINESS EXPANDS OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*AUTO MUSEUM INTO THE PAST,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DON'T LET HEART GET IN THE WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SCRAMBLED SIGNALS RAISE MANY POINTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
VOTERS ALREADY REJECTED TAX (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
CITY'S SCHEME HURTS DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
LEAVES MEMORIAL DAY ALONE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
WORKERS ARE BEING EXPLOITED,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
SF GOLFER FIRST WIN IN 31 TRIES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHURCH SERVICE HEARKENS BACK TO PAST,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WOMAN IN FAIR CONDITION AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNMENT WORKERS UNION BACK HOVDENES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
7 DISTRICTS FACE SCHOOL BOARD CONTESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAD CAN STOP SON FROM GROWING UP,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BICYCLING HAS THRILLS AND SPILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ARMED ROBBER STEALS {dollar}300 IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL WOULD BAR FOREIGNERS FROM FARM PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAKESIDE RESIDENTS CAN DO BANK REPAIR WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TOUTS IMPORTANCE OF TOURISM BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESOLUTION FAVORS AIR SERVICE TO SD TOWNS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WINTER WHEAT CROP COULD HIT 71 MILLION BUSHELS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTA AGAINST PARK SPARKS PROTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*HALL HONORS SOUTH DAKOTA'S HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS FROM INDIA SHARE TEPEES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PLAN TO FIX COURTHOUSE CLOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NO. 2 LEADER TO GET NEW DUTIES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING SALES TAX LAWS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*STREETS BUCKLE UNDER THE HEAT...,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GRAHAM FUND-RAISING CRUSADE FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PIPELINE BOOSTS SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
RACISM SLOWLY FADING (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
UNION MUST MAKE CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
USE LESSONS TO STOP JUDGING OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CAMPAIGN BILL HAS MERIT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GREENSPAN NOT GOOD CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REAGAN FOREIGN POLICY RISKY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*JOHN SCHNEIDER ON THE EDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COP CAR CHASE YIELDS 4 CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FALL FROM TRUCK KILLS HURON MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON GETTING FEMALE LAW OFFICER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LENNOX BOY, 2, STRUCK BY CAR","Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL PLANT MIGHT HIRE 40,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WORKERS REPORT SICKNESS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DECKED OUT FOR CZECH DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DENIES PERMIT FOR BAR MOVE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE REJECTS PHONE FIRM APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARTIES DEBATE BILL ON CAMPAIGN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESIDENTS TO HEAD FOR POLLS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SIX FAMILIES FINED FOR TEENS' LATE NIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FESTIVAL SETS RECORD,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PLANT CAUSES SCARE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PORCUPINE RESIDENT WINS GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TEACHERS EVALUATIONS ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"EXPERIENCE, LUCK GIVE TITLE","Argus LeaderJun 16 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*THE PENGUINS ARE HERE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL RICHER AFTER CALLING KELO'S BLUFF,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AG CHAIRMAN TO EXAMINE SD DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS BEER SELLERS CITE COSTS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE TOP CONCERN OF CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CRANE, BLISS ARE BEST CANDIDATES (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AREA CHORUSES PRAISED FOR NY PERFORMANCES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
UNITED BEEF EFFORT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SD BOASTS STRONG TIES TO PGA TOUR,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TRIPLETT APPLIES FOR UNI COACHING JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
REUNION FOR 1978 USD FOOTBALL TEAM,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
STATE FISH MAKES LAKE OAHE NEW HOTSPOT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CANTON BANS OUTSIDE WATERING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN NOT GUILTY OF THREATENING AGENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL OFFICES GET NEW PHONE NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STREETS TO CLOSE FOR REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OLD-TIME FARMING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"RANDALL, JAMISON TOP SPENDERS IN RACES","Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS APPROVE CHANGE IN RECIPROCITY AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STRICTER PROBATION PLAN TO EASE OVERCROWDING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WILD HORSES RANGE WILL BE CREATED IN HELL CANYON,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SOURCE OF CAUSTIC GAS CLOUD SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*PLAYING IT SAFE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GRASSHOPPER OUTBREAK COULD OCCUR NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*DANCERS VENTURE ONTO ROADS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SINGLE ADULT DATING WORKSHOP SET,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
MOTORCYCLES RIDING COURSES GIVEN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
WOOL PRODUCERS SPONSOR CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
TESTING WRONG FOR KINDERGARTENERS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*EX-EDITOR WHO HELPED SHAPE STATE DIES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARK PRIDE FLOWERS IN GARRETSON,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROOFER FALLS TO HIS DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MYSTERIOUS LANDING, PLANE THEFT UP IN AIR","Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"'CHRIS' WATCHED, GUIDED CITY","Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
COMMUNITY LOSES A LEADER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IMPROVING CHILD SHELTER WORTHY GOAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHIP BREAST CANCER WITH EARLY DETECTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
REMODELING PLAN FOOLISH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
KEEP HUNKING IN OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*GHOSTBUSTER SEQUEL IS POSSESSED WITH BOREDOM,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JAN & DEAN STILL RIDING THE WAVE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MANFRED BLASTS CONTEMPORARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS FAMILIAR STOP FOR SINGER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ALCESTER CELEBRATES CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
THEATER GROUP OPENS 'GODSPELL',"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STUDENTS SCHEDULE PERFORMANCES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
MITCHELL TO HOST ARCHAEOLOGY EVENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ORTLEY MAN KILLED IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY TO HONOR ALDRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TABOR'S CZECH DAYS ARE TODAY, SATURDAY","Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN SENTENCED IN ALVIN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*FOR A DAY, EVERYONES A WINNER","Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER RANKS AMONG TOP 10 IN MAILING COST,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDY OVERLOOKS HILLS' SOUL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL TO REJECT SALE-LEASE BACK PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*RICHARDSON--RIVAL LACKS PLANS FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY EMPLOYEES GRILL CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BELLE FOURCHE WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TV CAMERAS TO REMAIN UP FRONT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HISTORY CHAMPIONS RETURN HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*RETAIL SALES SOAR,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
20 PEOPLE APPLY FOR JOBS AT AG DEPT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FUEL PLAN TO BOOST CORN PRICES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
COURT RULES SETTLEMENTS CAN BE CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SD STARS POINT TO SHOOTOUT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PIERRE SENIOR WINS 9 FIRST-PLACE MEDALS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY LEADERS TO MAKE PITCH IN DC,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
LET'S SEE NEW PLANT PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*THEY'RE HAVING A BALL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LOOP GROUP TRIES TO CLEAN CRUISER IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DRUMMER CELEBRATES PERSONAL COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'STEEL MAGNOLIAS' LACKS VITALITY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*GREMLINS CARRY ON LOVABLE HIGH JINKS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*WOMAN PASTOR JOINS FIRST UNITED METHODIST,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
HARRISBURG SHOULD TRY NEW APPROACH (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MASCOT FIASCO GIVES STUDENTS BAD LESSON (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HUNTERS DO NOT NEED ASSUILT GUNS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*SD RIVALS JOIN FORCES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SD PREP CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
BODY OF MISSING MAN FOUND IN CITY LAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DASCHLE, JANLKOW WORK ON GIRL'S CASE","Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETINGS SCHEDULED FOR INPUT ON RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKADSEN BALKING AT AIRLINE SERVICE FEE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRIDGE COMING DOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS GROCERY FIGHTS CRUISERS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS {dollar}2.1 MILLION JUDGMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GARRETSON MAN CHARGED IN DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*INVESTMENT DIRECTOR PAY HITS {dollar}103,087","Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER'S PLAN FOR RAIL FUNDING CALLED 'PIE IN SKY',"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ROSEBUD TRIBE PRESIDENT FACES ANOTHER RECALL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON TO LAUNCH NEW PROMOTION SLOGAN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAYOR TO PERFORM WEDDING CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHEMICAL TAX WOULD FUND WASTE PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HEARINGS PLANNED ON RURAL WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ARMED ROBBER HITS PIERRE STORE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY COMMISSION TO VOTE ON 911 PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DATING SERVICE PROJECT EARNS TEACHING AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DUCHENEAUX WINS EAGLE BUTTE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PROBATION ORDERED IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMMITTEE REJECTS BEER LICENSE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DEADLINE SET FOR DALKON SHIELD CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GRANT TO EXPAND MEDICAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS RECEIVE ENERGY GRANTS","Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DUNES TAKE SHAPE AS CONSTRUCTION STARTS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NEW SCHOOL WOULD OFFER BUSINESS TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
POLICE WORKING TO IDENTIFY VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OFFICIAL CALLS FOR CUTS NOW,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*CITY ELECTION WILL TELL WHOM VOTERS BELIEVE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIT-DOWN DEMONSTRATION,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GUNMAN ROBS SF CREDIT UNION,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAWYER PUSHES FOR LEGAL REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WHITE DESERVES TO BE RE-ELECTED (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HOLD THE LINE ON SOVEREIGNTY ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COMPARE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LOTTERIES RUINING FAMILY RESTAURANTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"WHEELCHAIR PARKING ABUSED, CHANGE NEEDED (L)","Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DROZ DOESN'T SPEAK FOR DAIRY PRODUCERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
KNOBE HAD MANY SUCCESSES AS MAYOR (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
GOD WILL JUDGE WRITER'S ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
GROUPS UNFAIRLY ATTACK FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
TEEN ALCOHOL SUPPLIERS SHOULD BE PUNISHED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
'ARGUS' NEEDS PAGE TO FOCUS ON YOUTH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
'RIOTING' STATEMENT DISTORTION OF TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
GOVERNMENT NOT FORCED TO FINANCE ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
ANIMAL RIGHTISTS MAKE IMPORTANT POINT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
BUYING LOTTO TICKET AFTER DRAWING WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*IMAGES TROUBLE FRONT-RUNNERS IN MAYORAL RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROCEDURE IN PLACE IF DEATH SENTENCE OCCURS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SD CHAIR HAS DUBIOUS HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"*DAD INSTILLED LOVE OF NATURE, NOT ATHLETICS","Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENIOR GAMES CYCLISTS SET FAST PACE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THRILL-SEEKERS HAVE FRIEND IN BUCKSKIN JACK,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*GAME OFFICIALS HUNT FOR DATA ON BIRD HARVEST,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
LAST SOLDIER DEPLOYED TO GULF RETURNS TO SD,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OREGON AUTHOR TO VISIT MAMMOTH SITE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
31-YEAR-OLD ARRESTED IN TOY AIRPLANE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5-YEAR-OLD BOY DIES IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
6-HOUR STANDOFF ENDS WHEN MAN SURRENDERS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP TRAINS DOG RESCUE TEAM,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INSISTENCE EARNS ENTREPRENEUR AIR TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISTRIBUTOR--VIDEO LOTTERY HURTS BARS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON BACKS LIMITS ON GAMING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RALLY AGAINST ABORTION ALONG CITY STREETS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUPLE SEEKS PERMISSION TO BUILD MOTEL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON SAYS SOVIET PLAN WILL BENEFIT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEVERAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS PLAN TUESDAY ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR VOWS TO FIGHT CASINO PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PLANS MOVE AHEAD WITH GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD OFFICIALS RALLY BEHIND CRIME BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOARD SETS {dollar}17 MILLION SCHOOL BOND ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CORONER RESIGNS POST EFFECTIVE JUNE 30,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FORMER GOVERNOR FOSS SELECTED GRAND MARSHAL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OFFICIAL SAYS HIGHWAYS IN GOOD SHAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
HURLEY FARMER NAMED TO NATIONAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CORPORATION IS ALSO LOCAL DAIRY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FRAGILE HEART STILL NEEDS WORKOUT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PLAY AREAS SPUR KIDS' IMAGINATION,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*TRADITIONAL GIFT GETS A LIFT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*STOP AT FORT PIERRE CHOTEAU,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.4"
"TORNADOES, STORMS SWEEP ACROSS STATE","Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ARREST ENDS 9-YEAR FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOP BROOKS TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR {dollar}500,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX REBATES HALTED,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE DISASTER BILL (YANKTON DAILY),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RACING WILL BE FIRST LOSER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HAVE CITY POLICE ARREST PANHANDLERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"POSTAL SERVICE INEFFICIENT, NEEDS WORK (L)","Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ACT IS NO EXCLUSIVE SIX-MEMBER CLUB (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SKADSEN CARES ABOUT PEOPLE OF SF (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
STRANDED PAIR GOT NO HELP FROM TOWNS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
DRUNKEN DRIVER CAUSES FAMILY LOTS OF PAIN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
RESTAURANT'S BAN ON SMOKING IS UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*MAKING A SUPER SPLASH,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BEST MUSICIANS, BIGGEST FANS FLOCK TO FOLK FESTIVAL","Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX VALLEY TO HOST TB WORKSHOP JUNE 24,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*A ROCK 'N' ROLL ANIMAL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*SOIL, HUMIDITY, GRASS DICTATE WATER NEEDS","Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CABLE TV WORKER INJURED ON JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE SENTENCED IN ASSAULT ON PRISONER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NATURE NITE PLANNED AT SERTOMA PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARAMEDICS MEET PLANE TO ASSIST ILL PASSENGER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"POWER OUTAGE HITS 4,600 NSP CUSTOMERS","Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN POT BUST,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD REJECTS CLOSED MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
3-YEAR-OLD STARTS FIRE IN APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AFTERNOON AT THE FISHIN' HOLE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*40 PROTEST OWNERSHIP OF FOSSIL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"SCHOOL, CITY ELECTIONS TODAY","Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TO VOTE ON YARD WASTE BAN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HURON GROUP OK'S TEACHER RAISE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON SPEAKS AT LEGION CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LUJAN TO ATTEND GOP CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTA MAN GETS SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PROJECT TO BRING WATER TO 30,000","Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU GRADUATE NAMED STUDENT REGENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHASTITY RULE SET FOR PUBLIC HEARING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GROUP BACKS LOBBYIST REPORTING LAWS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WEEKEND RAINS TO AID CROPS--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
3 WOMEN CAMPAIGN FOR INDIAN VOICE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CITY CANDIDATE RITTER RESPONDS TO QUESTIONNAIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TASK FORCE RECOMMENDS UPGRADING YANKTON CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LAKE OAHE TAILRACE YIELDS RECORD CHINOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE HATCHERY ENJOYS 'SMALL' SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EGO BEHIND POACHING PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
ETHANOL HAS A FUTURE--EPA,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*CANARIES WIN OPENER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TWO NATIONAL GROUPS FILE SUIT AGAINST SD LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LEAPLEY LOSES JOB AS PRISON WARDEN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LACK OF SKILL DOESN'T DOUSE BASEBALL THRILL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PROMOTION ANOTHER STEP UP IN CAREER THAT BEGAN 1975,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CHANGE IN LEADERSHIP STEP TO UPGRADING PRISON,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
PENITENTIARY WOES GO BEYOND WARDEN (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RELIGION MAJORITY MUST SHOW RESPECT FOR OTHERS' VIEW,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROPERTY TAXPAYERS HAVE PAID ENOUGH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STUDENT WHO PRAYED DISREGARDS CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY COULD REMEMBER CRASH VICTIMS WITH PARK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
JOHNSON'S BTU VOTE IS VOTE FOR CONSTITUENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
GROUP HOPES TO AID PROBLEM GAMBLERS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN GIRLFRIEND'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHONE COOPERATIVE RECEIVES LOAN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
11 COUNTIES GET EMERGENCY DECLARATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROAD CONSTRUCTION ALREADY BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUVENILE CASES PINCH COURT BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE EXPECTS TO BUY PLANE BY SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EX-LAWMAKERS SUPPORT POSSIBLE PROJECT VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY REZONES RURAL BAR,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GERMANS FROM RUSSIA TO MEET SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REGER NAMED VP AT SD STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SMITHSONIAN TO HOLD FORUM IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN'S WEEK RUNS THROUGH FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AREA SCHOOL ELECTION RESULTS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COSTNER OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS PROPOSED RESORT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEAF SCHOOL PROPERTY SALE ON REGENTS' AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HEALTH CARE FORUM HELD,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*NORDICTRACK GOES INTO MOTION TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*CANARIES GET VICTORY NO. 1,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GRABBING MEALS ON THE ROAD DOESN'T HAVE TO FUEL FAT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FREEZER IS COOK'S BEST FRIEND,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*LETTERMAN SHOW'S ROAD TRIP TAKES TURN TO SD,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*BIG-CITY SURGEON, WIFE SEARCH FOR PEACE ON PRAIRIE","Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EXPECTS HEALTH LEGISLATION TO BE PASSED,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CLINTON TAKES ON WELFARE SCAPEGOAT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAXPAYERS DEMAND CHEAPER GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ANTI-CATHOLIC BIAS MARS OPINION PAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESSLER MAY REGRET VOTERS' LONG MEMORIES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINION--NO 1 PRIORITY?,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"GET READY TO DIAL AREA CODE, TOO","Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY COLLEGES GET MONEY FOR LIGHTING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ND GOVERNOR CALLS CORN PLANT SESSION,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS LIKE WOMEN'S-PRISON IDEA,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*HEY, BUBBA","Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"WHEN IT COMES TO ISSUES, TAXES NO 1","Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY FILES SUIT OVER SWATHER THAT EXPLODED,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
IS ND VOTE FOR SEAT BELTS AN OMEN?,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"OGLALA SIOUX VOTE TO ALLOW CASINO, GAMBLING","Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"MAN, 80, GETS 50 YEARS FOR RAPE","Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY MAN SELECTED AS NRA DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"BANK GIVES {dollar}500,000 TO RUSHMORE PROJECT","Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO HELP NEW MANUFACTURER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS FUNDS FOR FETAL SYNDROME,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES WATER PROJECT MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOLESKY RE-EXAMINES RUN AGAINST BARNETT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
POLISH PRIEST TO PRESENT TALK,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN WHO ASSAULTED GAY GETS SENTENCED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HIGHWAY WORKER KILLED,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
15 PISTOLS STOLEN FROM GUN SHOP,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
READER NO 1 WORRY IS REFORMING TAXES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*OGLALA AWARD-WINNERS STRESS VALUE OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SUNFLOWER BUSINESS PICKS UP IN DAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
STATE-OWNED CEMENT PLANT TO ALLOCATE SUPPLIES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
STEP AHEAD OF CLINTON WELFARE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CAPITOL MURAL REMAINS--FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*WORKING ON FARM SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
LEGISLATORS DON'T WANT TO USE THEIR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*COACH WON'T BE ONLY NEW FACE ON '94 SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EXPLORERS HOLD ON TO BEAT CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBERLAIN AREA HOT FOR WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEW SUPERINTENDENT PREFERS FISHING ON THE FLY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MANY OFFICES DRESSING DOWN IN CASUAL LOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEA TIME AT THE PARSONAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COLORS DAZZLE IN MAYAN CLOTHING DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHANNEL ONE GETS MIXED GRADE (PROF),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*TELECOMMUNICATIONS BILL OK'D,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TO RAPID CITY AIR SERVICE TO RESUME,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RAISE REFLECTS A TREND IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TO ADD BLOOD, BONE-MARROW TRANSPLANT PROGRAM","Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
QUALITY EDUCATION SHOULD GUIDE VOTE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TAX-CREDIT PROGRAM OFF TO POLITICAL START (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WAGGONER'S AGENDA ANGERS FELLOW MEMBER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
THE SENATOR'S ACTIONS SHOW HIS TRUE INTENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
INCUMBENTS' PRIORITY IS DISTRICT'S CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
DEMOCRATS DEFECTING TO GINGRICH'S GOALS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
SFEA ENFORSEMENT SHOWS AFFILIATE'S BIAS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
"SCHOOL DISTRICT NEEDS PRAISE, NOT CRITICISM (L)","Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
STATE SHOULD REQUIRE BIKERS TO WEAR HELMETS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
JANKLOW'S VISION HAS ALWAYS HELPED SD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
SD BADLY NEEDS A NEW TAX SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
JURORS MUST USE WISDOM TO DECIDE CASE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS DESERVES PUNISHMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
NO BODIES FOUND IN MINNEAPOLIS DIG,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN ARRESTED IN DRUG POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOP OFFICIAL TO VISIT NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DUNBER RESORT GETS RESERVATION INQUIRIES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY BUDGET REQUESTS UP 9.2%,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE SIDES WITH TRIBE IN DISPUTE OVER BORDER,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OUTLOOK DIM FOR CONGRESSIONAL FUNDING OF PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAKING HIS PITCH,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WINS DUEL OVER CONTRACT FOR PRISON HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RIVER RUNOFF IS HIGHEST IN RECORD BOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
IT WAS REALLY 'BEEZY' AT HURON POST OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*EX-STATE INVESTIGATOR GETS 60 DAYS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNCIL COMMITTEE FAVORS LOTTERY LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOCIETY SNAGS GRANT FOR MUSEUM PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRY DAYS PUT HIGHWAY CREWS BACK ON THE ROAD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUMMER COURSES WON'T BE CANCELED,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*HOUSE NEXT TO COLISEUM TO BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*LUTHERANS WANT TO EXPAND PENITENTIARY CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*BUCHANAN TO VISIT SD NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAN CHARGED IN HOLDUP OF BELLE FOURCHE BANK,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"LOVED INDOOR, OUTDOOR SPORTS","Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*MOST POPULAR LAKESIDE SPOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*TRY AGAIN FOR 30 PERCENT CUT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
COURT UPHOLDS 2 MOTOR-VEHICLE HOMICIDE CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"COUNTY TO PAY HOSPITAL BILL OF {dollar}5,159","Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
CARSON TO SUE YOUNKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HOG PRICES SHOW IMPROVEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*VERDI TRYING TO ADJUST TO HIS NEW ROLE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANARIES LOSE; SKID HITS SEVEN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BRANDON VALLEY LOOKS FORWARD TO GRAND OPENING,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*ANGOSTURA SHOWS OFF ITS BRILLIANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MODERN LOOK AT FINE LIVING ON NOB HILL,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KELO IS KING OF NEWS RATINGS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HISTORIC DISTRICT TOUR IS MUST SEE,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TRIM RAGGED GROWTH ON KOREAN BOXWOOD NOW,"Argus LeaderJun 16 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
"DROUGHT, GRASSHOPPERS-UGLY CYCLE","Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WORDS CAN'T DESCRIBE IDEAL FATHER-RON ARCHER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"DROUGHT, GRASSHOPPERS-UGLY CYCLE","Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*REBECCA SULZDORFF-PULLED PUNCH FAILS, BUT SHOW GOES","Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TRUCKERS HELD UP TRAFFIC ALONG MINN AVE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HOPPERS LEAP RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
HURON WINDPOWER SITE HAS TWO YEARS OF DATA,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HURON WINDPOWER SITE HAS TWO YEARS OF DATA,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CARTER'S TURN IN SYNTHETIC OIL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"AIDE CITES PRESSLER'S GRAIN, OIL POSITION","Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
"AIDE CITES PRESSLER'S GRAIN, OIL POSITION","Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
PRESBYTERIAN CAROL ACTION DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
PRESBYTERIAN CAROL ACTION DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
TOBACCO INSTITUTE STILL PUSHING ITS 'BIG LIE',"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BILLION MAY SWITCH,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*ACCOUNTING PARTNER ACCOUNCED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUSTAD PERSONNEL DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BARBERS GROUP ELECTS DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TWO PROMOTED AT BEST BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO QUALIFY FOR UNDERWRITERS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PERSONNEL ANNOUNCEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INDEPENDENT LUMBER PROMOTES TWO EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THOM MCAN MANAGER APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderJuN 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, ROBERTS TO ATTEND IOWA EXPORT TRADE CONFERENCE","Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ARGUS ANNOUNCES AD STAFF PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*ARGUS ANNOUNCES AD STAFF PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*JUDY KROMMENDYKE-SD'S MISS TEEN USA,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STATE MORTGAGE LOANS ALMOST GONE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STATE MORTGAGE LOANS ALMOST GONE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SHAPING UP AND SHIPPING OUT YOUR DOMESTIC DISORDER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRIGITTA HOFER-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MODERATION IS KEY TO ANN BERDAHL'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MODERATION IS KEY TO ANN BERDAHL'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"*STYLE SHOWS OF WEDDING DRESSES, 1888-1979","Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
KICKING OFF SEASON-SWIMMERS TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CLINT MILLER-TRAVELING FAR FOR SECONDS OF RACE TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*KEVIN LEIGHTON-TO TRY BIG TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
FISHING SLOW ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*DAKOTANS NOT DEFENSE ORIENTED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DAKOTANS NOT DEFENSE ORIENTED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DAKOTANS NOT DEFENSE ORIENTED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"POWER FAILFURES, FIRE RESULT FROM STORM","Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"NUCLEAR SCENARIO--FOR NOW, AN IDEA","Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
"NUCLEAR SCENARIO--FOR NOW, AN IDEA","Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
EAST RIVER DIRECTOR STANDS BEHIND FIRING,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
ONE-CAR ACCIDENT RESULTS IN FATALITY-DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*HOT TUBS BECOMING HOT ITEM IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
BAR GROUP TO DISCUSS AD RULES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
BAR GROUP TO DISCUSS AD RULES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
PAT BECKMAN NAMED TO ROAD BODY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN DETRACTORS TAKE AIM,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SF FINANCE HEAD SEES TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SF FINANCE HEAD SEES TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*'THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK'--TRIUMPHANTLY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CONSOLIDATION-A WORD NOBODY LIKES TO HEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY DELIGHTED AS FRANCONA SIGNS EXPOS CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CONSOLIDATION-A WORD NOBODY LIKES TO HEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CONSOLIDATION-A WORD NOBODY LIKES TO HEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LYNX TO NAME PEARSON,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LYNX TO NAME PEARSON,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PAT ROST WINS OPEN TENNIS TITLE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GRASSHOPPERS STILL A PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIQUOR TAX INTERESTS LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIQUOR TAX INTERESTS LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUTURE OF MINNEHAHA'S BALLOT IN QUESTION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAY OF EVICTION COMES & GOES FOR COUPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIREMEN-MORALE WOULD SLIP WITH 'OUTSIDE' CHIEF,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIREMEN-MORALE WOULD SLIP WITH 'OUTSIDE' CHIEF,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAY OF EVICTION COMES & GOES FOR COUPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD LIBRARIAN TAKES ARIZONA POSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD LIBRARIAN TAKES ARIZONA POSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS OK 10.1 PERCENT PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS OK 10.1 PERCENT PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS OK 10.1 PERCENT PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD SEEKS BUDGET REDUCTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BAND HAS TUNES TO PLEASE YOU (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THE BIG HORSES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WAREHOUSE OPENS, BUT LOCKUP PROTESTED","Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS GET CHANCE TO MAKE MGMT DECISION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS GET CHANCE TO MAKE MGMT DECISION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*PLANE CRASH KILLS 1, INJURES 3","Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BN TO RUN TRAINS ON SD RAILS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CAUSE OF PLANE CRASH UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS APPROVE RECORD {dollar}163 MILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE'S MAILINGS UNDER ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS TOLD THEY MUST TAKE PHYSICAL TEST,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
70 RESTAURANT JOBS DRAW 400,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC FLUNKS IN ATTENDANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FRANKENFELD RETHINKS RAIL FUNDING PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FRANKENFELD RETHINKS RAIL FUNDING PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NURSING HOME PLAN CONTESTED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NEW COUNTY LEGAL DEFENSE PLAN PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PLATTE MAN ELECTED TO LEGION POST,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ORIGIN OF HIGHMORE ELEVATOR FIRE FOUND,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EDGEMONT VOTES TO FIGHT ETSI,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MANDAN IMPACT STATEMENT DUE SEPT 4,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NSP WANTS 20.7 PERCENT RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
OREGON MAN APPEARS ON ROBBERY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EDGEMONT VOTES TO FIGHT ETSI,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
12 STATE'S ATTORNEYS FAVOR FULL-TIME JOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*STYX EXCORIATED BY CRITICS, ADORED BY FANS","Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DROUGHT SHRINKS OAHE RESERVOIR,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
PRESSLER SUBMITS DEAUTHORIZATION BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
PRESSLER SUBMITS DEAUTHORIZATION BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
SD CLAIMS 'WALLEYE CAPITAL' TITLE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BIG SKY SPORTS MUCH LIKE HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"LARCHWOOD, IOWA SENIOR CITIZENS, 4-H 'MAKE A DEAL'","Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"ADD BUTTERMILK, YOGURT TO YOUR SUMMER MEALS","Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"LARCHWOOD, IOWA SENIOR CITIZENS, 4-H 'MAKE A DEAL'","Argus LeaderJun 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"2 SF BARS LOSE {dollar}15,400","Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BLACK HILLS MIGHT HAVE PREHISTORIC INDIAN CAMPSITE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER FINDS SITUATION A LITTLE TOO TAXING,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ROUGH WEATHER ROLLS THROUGH SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*LEWIS STILL SHAKING OFF EFFECTS OF 1981,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OPERAHOUSE PLAYERS HAVE A PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'GREASE 2' IS SO GREASY...(FINE),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM WOULD ENCOURAGE TIPS ON DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EMERGENCY FARM BILL GETS CHILLY RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FEDERAL MONEY--THE REST OF THE STORY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKERS SEE NEED FOR MORE ROAD MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
'YES' VOTE FOR BUILDING IS A POSITIVE STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DIFFERENT DEFENSE DOCTRINE IS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD WINNERS ARE FAMILIAR (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS ARE PROPERTY BURDEN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BUDGET CUTS HURT LABOR DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOW PRICES SLOWING FLOW OF GRAIN IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS 10 YEARS FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN AMONG 38 WEATHER POSTS TO BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EROS RECEIVES MANY FALKLANDS PHOTO REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WAUBAY VOTERS REJECT SCHOOL BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHESTER MAN CONVICTED IN WATER THEFT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COURSE ON COUNSELING SINGLE PARENTS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MILBANK MAN HEADS ROBERTS' CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD'S DRUNKEN DRIVERS STAND SUPPORTED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SUPPORTS ELECTION BID FOR HER HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
2 ISRAELI STUDENTS ORDERED TO LEAVE US,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FAIR GRANDSTAND SALES LOOKING GOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
GROUP TO STUDY GAMBLING POLL RESULTS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
MERCHANTS WARNED ABOUT MONEY ORDERS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*SRSTKA'S GAVEL RULES THE MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
VIBORG THEATER SET TO REOPEN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*BOARD CREATES AG ADVISORY BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
SAFETY COUNCIL OFFERS CYCLE CLASSES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
'PA' INGALLS MEMORABILIA FOUND IN DESMET,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*PRIEST FOUND CALLING IN MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
'ART IN THE PARK' IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
ATKINSON ON LEAVE TO RUN FOR PUC,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.12, col.2"
KNEIP TAKES A JAB AT STATE CEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.12, col.2"
MITCHELL CITY ATTORNEY CHALLENGES LEGALITY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.13, col.1"
"*HARD-WORKING, LOW-KEY LEGISLATOR","Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.15, col.1"
CABINET-LEVEL APPOINTMENT COULD CAUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.15, col.1"
O'CONNOR'S CHOICE MAKES POPPEN'S ELECTION EASIER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.C, p.15, col.1"
TSCHETTERS HAVE SAME FATHER'S DAY GOAL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*GUNS, GREED BECOME MAIN ENEMIES OF EAGLES","Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REGENT--STATE SHOULD KEEP BEST STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SDSU STUDENT CONQUERS Q*BERT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'OCTOPUSSY' SATISFIES YOUR BOND CRAVING,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CONSERVANCY BOARD OKS 1984 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY WORKERS CLAMOR FOR COMPUTER SPACE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS DISCUSS WATER SALE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS TO DROP CARTOON SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE WILL VOTE ON ALCOHOL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY CHOOSES HEART THEME,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ADAMS SEES LOAD LIMITS AS ANSWER TO POTHOLES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*WATT ATTACKING INDIANS, TRIBAL LEADER SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE OKS {dollar}4 MILLION FOR PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENT'S PLAN RUNS INTO SNAG,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TELLING SD WATER STORY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATT'S EAGLE STING APPROPRIATE ACTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LITTON WORKER ANSWERS LETTER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"SEWER, STREET PROBLEMS BLAMED ON POOR PLANNING (L)","Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHANGES NEEDED IN SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CANDIDATE FORUM WAS BIASED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*WAXDAHL WANTS MORE HELP FOR GIFTED STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HINES SAYS UNION MISREPRESENTING HIS VIEWS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAR DEALERS FORM CONSUMER GRIEVANCE BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
HEAVY CORN BORER INFESTATIONS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
MAN WILL APPEAR IN COURT FOR MARIJUANA SALE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY COURSE BEGINS JUNE 27,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
PIERRE BOARD CHANGES MIND ON CARROLL'S CORRAL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
PIERRE MAN CANDIDATE FOR NATIONAL JAYCEE POST,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
ELEVATORS CHIP IN TO SAVE RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PEDDLERS FACE CRACKDOWN ON SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RED TAPE HINDERS BUREAUCRAT WHO WANTS TO AID HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*DIRECTOR--MISSION RUNS WITH BUSINESS SENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COUPLES RENEW FRIENDSHIP BEGUN DOWN UNDER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SOUTAR AMONG PRO BOWLERS READY TO INVADE SF,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*ENCOURAGING, MOTORISTS TO SHOWER THEM","Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS FED UP WITH RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*UP, UP AND AWAY","Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TEA RESIDENTS TRY TO FORGET,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MISSOURI RIVER BREAKS BANKS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"BETWEEN PRIVATE LANDOWNERS, GOOSE HUNTERS","Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHAMPION TRUCKER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CHILD MOLESTERS NEED TREATMENT, NOT JAIL","Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIFTEEN INCUMBENTS UNOPPOSED IN FALL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RAINY CYCLE TO BEGIN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE DROPS CHARGES AGAINST LOCAL MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
18-YEAR-OLDS' DRINKING RIGHTS TO END,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RAISE THE DRINKING AGE TO 21 (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER MAN FOUND GUILTY OF CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GROUP SUPPORTS POSITION TO TRAIN PROSECUTORS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GROWERS PATRONS WILL RECEIVE {dollar}1.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
INMATE WILL BE QUESTIONED ABOUT 1981 DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LIVER TRANSPLANT RECIPIENT GETS LOAD OF MAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE TAKES TOO MUCH FROM HEIRS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
TO HEAR PARTY'S AG SPOKESMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY SUES CITY OF ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FOUR TOWNS REQUEST MONEY FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GROUP WILL RENEW ACTIVITY IN WATER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*SURROUNDED BY WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*THE JOY OF FATHERHOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HURON BUSINESSMAN JOINS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BANKWEST BUYS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SELBY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CENTER FOR MANAGEMENT ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GARDENING NEWS WINS 4 SD PRESS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL CAMPGROUND WINS EXCELLENCE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MAY CONSTRUCTION STRONG IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*NORWEST CORP NAMES TOP MANAGERS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
NORDLAND FEST GOAL TO BE CITYWIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*DIGNITARIES TO MEET ON MAYORS' DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1984, sect.G, p.06, col.3"
CLEANUP CONTINUES FOR 1984 FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ASSESSING THE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SOUP KITCHEN WILL NOURISH MORE THAN THE POOR,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HOLOCAUST PERPETRATORS NEVER BROUGHT TO JUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL IS NOT FOR ABUSIVE SEARCHES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*TSCHETTER WINS WITH 207,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*COMPUTER BEATS THE DICKENS OUT OF GRADING,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION TO DISCUSS PROJECT MOBILITY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"POLICE RECEIVE REPORTS OF RAPE, ATTEMPTED RAPE","Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY DOCTOR ENDS TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AIRPORT EXPANSION TO TAKE 3 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOYS RANCH'S HUGE FAMILY PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEADWOOD COURTHOUSE LIKE LEAKY TIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FISHING TOURNAMENT HOOKS SD LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HAY LISTING AVAILABLE FOR WESTERN RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OVER MUSEUM BUYS YANKTON COLLEGE ARTIFACTS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROPOSAL PERMITS SALE OF BUCK-ONLY LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*THIS OUTHOUSE IS WAY, WAY OUT","Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REGENTS TO GET REPORTS ON FINALISTS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*STRIKE UP THE BAND,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FATHER, SON DUST OFF OLD PHOTOS","Argus LeaderJun 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
ARMED ROBBER HITS LIQUOR STORE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CABLE FIRM CHANGES CHANNELS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STANDING TALL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
56 STATE DAMS LABELED UNSAFE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OVERCROWDING PLAGUES PRISONS IN SD NATION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VOTERS FACE FULL SLATE OF CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN TOLD OF DANGEROUS DAM,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
RATING THE REGION'S DAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
FALSE CHARGE ABOUT TAX (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"SO LONG, NORTHLANDER (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WEEKEND HOLIDAY SENSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
OTHERS OBSERVE RECOGNITION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*TABOR CELEBRATES HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TROUPE TAKES TRIP THROUGH HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*4-H'ERS COOK UP WINNING DISHES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST 2 IN BURGER KING BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO TO COVER CITY ELECTIONS LIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MAN WHO FLED CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SLIDE IN FARMLAND VALUE SLOWS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS TO CLOSE CITY STREETS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON OVERRULED--CITY OK'S BUY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STUDENTS GET LESSON IN FREE ENTERPRISE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MCKELLIPS MAY BE HERSETH'S CHOICE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MICKELSON NAMES MILLER FOR NO. 2 SPOT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CREDIT CARD BUSINESS GETS OK,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS TO REVIEW MASTER'S PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AUTHORITIES APPEAL FOR RETURN OF CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL WOMAN PLEADS INSANITY IN ARSON CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MUSICAL SET TO BE PERFORMED IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"1 BOY DROWNS, 1 MISSING IN SEPARATE INCIDENTS","Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
4 ARREST WARRENTS EXPECTED IN KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS OUTSIDE SPENDING DISCOURAGED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDICAL GROUPS TO MEET THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REJECTS REQUEST FOR MOTORCYLISTS' CAMP,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SEASON'S FIRST GREENBUGS SPOTTED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COMMITTEE PUTS INSULATION INCENTIVE PROGRAM ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
NCC SCHOOLS FACE TOUGH COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
WALLEYES NOT KIND TO BIG STONE TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
PARKING RAMP ISSUE PASSES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RESTRICTS WATERING OF RESIDENTIAL LAWNS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-DETECTIVE GETS 63 PERCENT OF VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VOTERS REGISTER DISSATISFACTION WITH VANDERLOO,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SKADSEN BEATS BIG ODDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTE ON PARKING RAMP IS PLUS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABORTION THE SAME AS ABUSE OF CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SENTENCING SYSTEM IS BIASED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LEAVE RAMP DISSENT BEHIND (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
IOWA MAN KILLED IN ROLL-OVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MANY AREAS OF STATE HIT BY SEVERE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATE HAS SUSPECT IN JENNER STABBING,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOTERS GIVE TIDWELL SEAT ON SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HEARING PITS WELLNESS VS. DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS OFFICIAL DENIES TAKEOVER RUMORS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*STATE'S STILL IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNMENT HAS BROKEN ITS PROMISES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WATERTOWN VOTERS BACK OBSCENITY ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ABERDEEN OFFICIAL REQUESTS ZONING CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CHINESE COUPLES END EXCHANGE VISIT IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RC FIRE CHIEF RESIGNS AFTER COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RC WOMAN TO STAND TRIAL IN ASSAULTS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SECOND COLUMBIA SCHOOL VOTE SET FOR JULY 21,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SUSPECT GETS 2 JURIES IN MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*COLLEGE HONORS GROSS WITH LEADERSHIP AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
CITY CONSIDERS COMBINING STATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LYNG FREES LAND FOR HAYING,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOBILE HOME FIRE KILLS 2 RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOBACCO INDUSTRY SUFFERS OVERDUE BLOW (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MINING FIRMS WOULD FIGHT TOURISM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*'BULL DURHAM' PUTS ROMANCE INTO PASTIME,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EXHIBIT FOLLOWS IMMIGRANTS TO AMERICA,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARTS COUNCIL MIGHT MOVE TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
'GREASE' REVIVES THE '50S,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
CLEAR LAKE NATIVE DROWNS IN WISCONSIN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOUR CANDIDATES SEEK POWER DISTRICT SEATS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INQUIRY INTO PRISON STABBING CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST TO SPONSOR PAINT-A-THON,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE PASSES BILL ON DRILLING,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATORS TO TOUR DROUGHT AREAS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO LEARN AT GRUELING SUMMER SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ELLENBECKER RECEIVES PRIZE MONEY TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LANDLADY SUSPICIONS TOO LATE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*RIVAL USES FORUM TO BLAST RANDALL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EXPANDING PROGRAMS COULD EASE NURSING SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BEST BUY REPORTS RECORD MAY SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*MERCHANTS MAY GO UNDER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
RAPID CITY HITS ALL-TIME HIGH,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ATHLETE CHEERED AFTER HE CARRIES TORCH,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHOPKO TARGETS MID-1990 FOR 2ND STORE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATERING RULES TIGHTENED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAR ACCIDENT KILLS RURAL GARRETSON MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BUSH--DON'T CUT DEALS WITH FELONS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PROSECUTOR--SAYS SD WILL FEEL CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*A LOOK AT CITY COMMISSION CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES EXPRESS THEIR VIEWS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ANTIQUE AUTOMOBILE ADMIRATION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*HUSEBOE TO HEAD AUGUSTANA CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
RETAILER IS THE FALL GUY IN SALE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"RISTY, SORENSON ARE TOP CANDIDATES (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BAKER NEW WASHINGTON COACH,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*LANPHER, BONEFIELD SHOOT 'EM UP","Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CANDIDATES TO TALK ABOUT BOUNDARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION LIMITS TRIPODS TO NORTH WALL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-ABERDEEN MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER FOR METALLICA OBSERVES CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEXUAL ASSAULT ON CHILD REPORTED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 COUNTIES ADDED TO DISASTER LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES DEBATE HUNKING'S ROLE IN VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HUNKING FOR HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TAKES 2ND LOOK AT AMBULANCE LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KAREEM HAS CHANCE TO RIGHT SD SLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PROSECUTOR TELLS ACCUSED OF PLEA OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN FOUND GUILTY IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*EX-'ARGUS LEADER' EDITOR DIED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"*TORNADO, RAINS RAVAGE AREA","Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DADS HAVE THEIR DAY IN LOVING WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PARTIES SHOULD GET BEHIND MERGER IDEA (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*REUNION WITH FATHER ENDED 30-YEAR MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DON'T BLAME JAYCEES FOR ACTIONS OF FEW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HILSON HAD UNIQUE SPORT REPORTING STYLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LACK OF CANDIDATES WORRIES DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CITY COULD SUBSIDIZE FACILITY FOR YOUTHS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
KEEP MORE NONVIOLENT OFFENDERS OUT OF PRISON (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CHOICE OF MASCOT FRUSTRATES STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
ENDOWMENT ARTS FUND SHOULD BE SELECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*SON'S SOFTBALL SUCCESS COMES AT FATHER'S...,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEAM WANTS MORE THAN RACING WINS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JET-SKIIER BELIEVES CLUB CAN FLOAT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*FARMLAND VALUES CONTINUE REBOUND,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AD AGENCIES TOLD TO LOOK TO EUROPE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*FATHER KNOWS BETTER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*SINGLE DADS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*GEORGIA HAS LOTS TO OFFER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
CASHES IN ON VIDEO LOTTERY GAMES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE WANTS CONTROL OF BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
ELKTON VOTERS OK BOND FOR NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
POLICE IDENTIFY ACCIDENT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
RECONCILIATION GROUP STRUGGLES FOR IDENTITY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*BIKERS RIDE FOR BETTER LIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*SIGNING A SONG,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
STUDIES STATE AID TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
TEACHER WINS AGE DISCRIMINATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
WHS GRADS OF 1940 REUNITED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.01, col.6"
BITTER COLD SPELL DAMAGED MANY TREES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
FIRST PHASE OF CUSTER RENOVATION SET,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
NEW VO-TECH JOB WON'T BE CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
STATE AIRLINE SUPPORTERS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS NATIONAL SALES TAX POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.03, col.2"
*LIFE'S IN HARMONY FOR POLKA LOVER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.03, col.3"
'92 LEGION CONVENTION SET FOR WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.03, col.3"
"AVERAGE FARMER ADDS {dollar}170,684 TO ECONOMY","Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.03, col.4"
ELK POINT MAGAZINE HIGHLIGHTS SODA FOUNTAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1990, sect.G, p.03, col.6"
*BUILDING A WAY OF LIFE IN SOUTHEAST,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*KNOBE, STAAB PREACH PEOPLE POWER","Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SUN, GREAT PLAY DRIVE TRAGIC MEMORIES AWAY","Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLAMBOYANT RETURN MADE BY KNOBE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*THREE OFFER VARIETY OF BACKGROUNDS, ISSUES","Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*WARD AND PRECINCT MAP--JUNE, 1991","Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"OFFERS NEW FACE, NEW STYLE","Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
SIGHTS AMAZE AT US OPEN EXTRAVAGANZA,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*HERE'S A WORKOUT TO TAKE IN STIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CHARITY GAMBLING NEEDS OVERSIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROTESTERS WERE WRONG TO DISRUPT CELEBRATIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*EX-GI'S WANT PLACE FOR MEMORABILIA,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COUNTIES AND CITIES DESERVE LOTTERY FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PEOPLE WOULD SUFFER WITHOUT CHAIR SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SEPARATISM PROVIDES SOLUTION TO RACISM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS, SF (L)","Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"HEEL SPURS A COMMON, PAINFUL MALADY","Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FIVE-YEAR-OLD STABLE AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE STILL SEARCHING FOR CREDIT UNION ROBBER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRIVATE WELL OWNERS TOLD TO TEST WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO MISSING FROM UNIT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CONSULTS CITIES ON EVERYTHING,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TESTS MAY GIVE WALL LAKE CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN KIM CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PIPELINE TO SUPPLY SAFE WATER TO AURORA,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DESIGNATION WOULD PROTECT HISTORICAL SITES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"{dollar}3,000 DESIGNATED FOR JULY 4TH CELEBRATION","Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RELATIONS DIRECTOR SEARCH AT SDSU CUT TO THREE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMMUNITY TO TAKE PART IN IMMUNIZATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SIX-YEAR-OLD BOY DIES WHEN STRUCK BY CAR,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"2,000 GUARDSMEN TAKE PART IN EXERCISES","Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
POLICY REQUIRES CITY WORKERS TO BUCKLE UP ON JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
RC MAN CHARGED WITH TRYING TO KILL EX-WIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*REMOTE-CONTROL CARS GIVE OWNERS THRILL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POST 15 TAKES EXPLOSIVE ROUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAVINGS BOND TAXES ON GIFT WORTH STUDY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1991, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*DOZENS HURT AS STORMS SMASH SIOUX EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*STEENSLAND, MASUR FACE RUNOFF ELECTION","Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD INCUMBENTS WIN RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SOME VOTERS CHOOSE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
VOTER IRRITATION OBVIOUS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*FARMER AVOIDED MITCHELL TWISTER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*GUARD SENT TO CHANDLER AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
LAFAYETTE REGULAR MOURNS ITS CLOSING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"SCHOOL RACE ENDS, CONCERNS LINGER (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STUDENT OUTRAGED OVER CHARGING FOR ACTIVITIES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HAAR CHANGES MIND ON LONETREE DUMP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*CLINTON'S VP--HOW ABOUT ELVIS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ZOO TO OFFER DEAL ON FATHER'S DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*ADD LIFE TO MEALS WITH FRESH HERBS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*DESSERTS ARE SWEET FOR CITY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ACCIDENTS KILL 3 SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CALIFORNIAN SENTENCED FOR SHIPPING COCAINE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXCAVATION AREA OPEN FOR TOURS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBBER SAYS HE'S NOT HABITUAL CRIMINAL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY PANEL TAKING TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIGGER ETHANOL TAX BREAK TO HELP INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BRANDON VOTERS APPROVE SCHOOL BOND,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SCHOOL BUDGET INCLUDES PARACHUTE, ROBOT","Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY TO PROVIDE TEMPORARY HOUSING FOR FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SERVICE MAY GET {dollar}1.8 BILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHANGE OF PLEA HEARING SET FOR SD AIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GERMAN-RUSSIAN CONVENTION SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN DOCTOR TO HEAD ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
19 COUNTIES ALLOWED OUT OF CROP PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MIDWESTERNERS DISCUSS PRESSURE TO CHANGE RULE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS DISCUSS SCHOOL CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"WORTHINGTON HOSTING TRUCK, TRACTOR PULL","Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*KLOSTERBUER'S BACK IS ON TRACK AFTER INJURY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JOBLESS BENEFITS HIT {dollar}11.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER AWARDED CHAMBER DESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TOURISM TO BE PROMOTED JUNE 26 AT REST STOP,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HONG KONG REP WANTS FAVORED TRADE STATUS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
GASOLINE PRICES CLIMB WITH HEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*2 MISSING INMATES NEVER ESCAPED GROUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*'HE'S SAFE AND HE'S HOME',"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHER OVERWORKING ROOFING CONTRACTORS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BASEBALL WILL BE A HIT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KUDOS TO GRADUATE WHO INCLUDED GOD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO END IN SIGHT TO SOMALIA VENTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GUINER AND CLINTON CALL UP ETERNAL TRUTHS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*BUDGET BILL IS STEP TOWARD HELPING THE POOR,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINION--A NEW MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISON?,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JUDICIAL SYSTEM HAS BIAS AGAINST FATHERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BIKE TOURS BENEFIT CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SERVING TIME FOR RAPE RELEASED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TURN ABOUT RECEIVES FUNDS FOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VICKREY NEW DEAN OF USD LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CONVENTION CENTER, PAVILION DEBATE CONTINUES","Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*HOT, HUMID WEATHER BRINGS SHOWERS","Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTS CALL FOR CLOSING OF CLEVELAND ANNEXES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE BLOCKS ABORTION LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHALLENGER ELECTED TO HURLEY BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTA COUNTIES NAMED DISASTER AREAS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSORS RECEIVE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU ALUMNI DAYS THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VISUAL ART WORKSHOPS AT VALLEY SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN'S BODY FOUND ALONG JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CALL-IN FINDS MAJORITY WANT SEPARATE VOTES ON PROJEC,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SATANIC ABUSE CHARGES BRING DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*LYONS BEGINS SEARCH FOR CBA TALENT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*OAHE WALLEYES, AREA CATFISH SPLASH ONTO SCENE","Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MOVIES LIGHT THE SKY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHAG CARPETS HAVE MANY HIDDEN QUALITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SINGLE IQ SCORE DOESN'T REFLECT...(PROF),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CHALLENGERS OPPOSE GOALS 2000,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ABORTIONS IN STATE ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUICIDE WARNING CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*GIVE INCUMBENTS ANOTHER CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
JANKLOW COULD BE STATE'S LAST CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BOARD INCUMBENTS MAKING POOR CHOICES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LABELING CANDIDATES DISTRACTS FROM ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
'LOOKOUT' BUILDING PART OF ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY TO DEDICATE MARKER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEETING TO FOCUS ON TRANSPORTATION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DETENTION CENTER TO BE EXPANDED,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK AUDIT MAY BE PUT OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHANCELLOR PRIMED FOR CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RARE DISEASE CLAIMS 9-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW RECRUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*ALLEN REJECTS OFFERS TO RUN FOR OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ANNIE TALLENT SCHOOL TO GET NEW NAME,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON CELEBRATES RAILROADING HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEAD AWAITS DECISION ON FEMA MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY TRIES TO CUT COURTHOUSE COST,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*A MUSICAL AFTERNOON,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HYDROPOWER BATTLE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD WELFARE GROWTH TRAILS US RATE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKER PURSUING ELECTRONIC MONITORING OF OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*STATES' UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS DROP,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*UNIVERSITY MALL'S FUTURE UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CANARIES STRANDED IN NINTH,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*KUEHN, ELMWOOD COURSES GET FACIALS","Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DON'T OVERLOOK THE BENEFITS OF STRETCHING,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*PLAYS PAMPER SUMMER FANS WITH PANACHE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*TREKKING TO SF JOBS TAKES TOLL ON CARS, WORKERS","Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RATSTRIPPER GOOD COVER IN SHADE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAINS LEAD TO GREENER PASTURES OUT WEST,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLOODING THREATENS RIVER BIRD NESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER DENIES MAKING HBO RURAL ACCESS DEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TINY MIRACLE BONDED DAD AND DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CORPS MISSES ON RIVER STUDY, POLICY (PIERRE CAPITAL)","Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BLAME FOR CUTS GOES TO PREDECESSORS (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PRESSLER'S COMMENTS FUEL RACIAL TENSION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"RISTY, THIMJON ONLY SAFE CHOICE FOR BOARD (L)","Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SFEA ENDORSEMENT SHOWS AFFILIATE'S BIAS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
INCUMBENTS' PRIORITY IS DISTRICT'S CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*THANK GOD FOR FATHERS; HUG YOURS ON SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*RAPID CITY RE-EVALUATES ITS THRILLERS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*USF BASKETBALL NABS 13 RECRUITS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
INMATES FIGHT IT OUT OVER TELEVISION SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER CANCELS CYCLE RIDE IN PARADE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO PRECINCT SITES CHANGE FOR ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW EYES MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COLLECTORS REV UP FOR ANTIQUE AUTOS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POLICE BELIEVE ACCIDENT CAUSED TRANSIENT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS SIGN UP FOR INSURANCE BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNMENT EXPANDS '95 CROP PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SUMMER COURSES DROP BY 500 UNDERGRADS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HALL OF HONOR TAKES APPLICATIONS FOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"DAIRY FACILITY OFFERS TOURS, CONTEST, PRIZES","Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 15 YEARS FOR STORE ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CHURCH SCHEDULES CENTENNIAL FESTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DOOBIE BROTHERS TO HEADLINE RALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PATROL SUPERVISOR RETIRES AFTER 29 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIAL: SENATE BILL GOOD NEWS FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*S.M.A.R.T. GIRLS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
POLICE SAY MAN SHOT ROUND INTO CAR AFTER DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
AGENCY OFFERS 58 COUNTIES EMERGENCY LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
WAS COMMITTED TO NATURE,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*TOP STATE RECREATION AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*PAINTIN' THE NATION,"Argus LeaderJun 17 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
FOUR FIGHT LOSS OF LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HELPING POSTMAN ON HIS ROUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HELPING POSTMAN ON HIS ROUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS FREE BOY CAUGHT IN TREE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE HELP NAB PRISON ESCAPEES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"THIRD TRUCK SHOT, STRIKE CONTINUES","Argus LeaderJun 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ENGINE FIRE INDICATED-TROUBLED JET LANDS SAFELY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MARIA DELGADO-YEAR IN U.S. CHANGES VIEWS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THEIR HOME IS SLIPPING AWAY-LEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
OGLALA TO ELECT VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FBI CHECKS VANDALISM OF AIR GUARD PLANE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DEMAND & SUPPLY HEAVY FOR SOYBEANS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
CITY VOTERS-SCHOOL BOARD WON'T CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD HIGHWAY FATALITIES ALMOST DOUBLE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD HIGHWAY FATALITIES ALMOST DOUBLE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE ORDERS BROTHELS LOCKED,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CHILDHOOD'S FANTASIES REMAIN AS ESCALATORS COME DOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHILDHOOD'S FANTASIES REMAIN AS ESCALATORS COME DOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INTIMACY TOUGH FOR WORKAHOLICS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INTIMACY TOUGH FOR WORKAHOLICS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AGREEMENT REACHED AT PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"EXPELLED STUDENT SUES REGENTS FOR {dollar}200,000","Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGREEMENT REACHED AT PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"EXPELLED STUDENT SUES REGENTS FOR {dollar}200,000","Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX EMPIRE SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION RESULTS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"EXPELLED STUDENT SUES REGENTS FOR {dollar}200,000","Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY REJECTS BALLOT AID,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
APPEAL FILED ON ANACONDA,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROBE OF PRISON STILL UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROBE OF PRISON STILL UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROBE OF PRISON STILL UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
APPEAL FILED ON ANACONDA,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN-TIME FOR DEMOCRATS TO UNITE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY NOT BEST CHIEF APPLICANT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY NOT BEST CHIEF APPLICANT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIFE'S RACES WON BY MARSHALL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN-TIME FOR DEMOCRATS TO UNITE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US HAS ITS OWN 'HUDDLED MASSES' (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SD SOCIAL SERVICES ARE UNDER REVIEW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COUNTY ZONING REGULATIONS CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANVASS BRINGS FEW CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CANVASS BRINGS FEW CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REGENTS PICK PROTSCH,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REGENTS PICK PROTSCH,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ENERGY COSTS MAY BRING STATE EVENTS EAST,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS SCHOOLS CONCERNED...DAKOTA PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS SCHOOLS CONCERNED...DAKOTA PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ENERGY COSTS MAY BRING STATE EVENTS EAST,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS SCHOOLS CONCERNED...DAKOTA PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PLANE CRASH SURVIVORS 'LUCKY',"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FRONTIER TO EXPAND IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DROUGHT MAY HELP PIKE FISHING,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DROUGHT MAY HELP PIKE FISHING,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WRITER PULLS OUT WALLEYE PLUM,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
IT'S SUMMER THEATER SEASON,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STYX-A PLEASANT SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*CONTRACTS PROTECT COUPLES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SOLAR GREENHOUSES SEMINAR SET SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
YOUTH ORCHESTRA TO PLAY MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FIREMEN OBJECT TO PHYSICALS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GRASSHOPPERS MUNCHING THEIR WAY TO ADULTHOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NEW OFFICE WILL ADJOIN VA CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WESTERN AIRLINES PLANS TO CUT FARES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ELEVATOR OPERATORS SEEK RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
KNEIP-RAIL VOTE AVOIDED LAWS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
KNEIP-RAIL VOTE AVOIDED LAWS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD FACES UNITED NEGOTIATORS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD FACES UNITED NEGOTIATORS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
MAJORITY SHOULD WIN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
STOP RAIL DEBATE-BACK BN PACT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
WHY TRY STATE RAILS AFTER CREDIT FIASCO (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
WINGLER JOKES TIRING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
ABDNOR COSPONSORS FARM LABOR BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
ELDERLY SERVICES HEARING DRAWS CROWD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
HALF OF STATE SHORT OF MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY TO SIGN EXCHANGE ACCORD WITH ND,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
POLICE DOGS WON'T GET REWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
5 RURAL WATER SYSTEMS GET GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
PATIENTS GET MARIJUANA DERIVATIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
MENNONITES PREPARED FOR DRAFT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
MENNONITES PREPARED FOR DRAFT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
TOURISTS SEE SD BROTHELS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
PANEL CONSIDERS NEW AGENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
TOURISTS SEE SD BROTHELS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
"*JUDGES ASSETS, LIABILITIES LISTED","Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
"*JUDGES' ASSETS, LIABILITIES LISTED","Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
CONVICTED MAN LOSES INSURANCE AGENT'S LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
"*JUDGES' ASSETS, LIABILITIES LISTED","Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
"*JUDGES' ASSETS, LIABILITIES LISTED","Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
PRISON OFFICIALS FOIL MARIJUANA SMUGGLER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
"400,000 TICKETS GIVEN AWAY","Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
SD AD UPSETS CHICAGOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
SD AD UPSETS CHICAGOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1981, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*HOUSE AG PANEL KILLS FARM CRISIS BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD BANKRUPTCY LAWS A MESS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*'ANNIE' IS FLAT...AND COLD (FINE),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOT TIMES IN OLD SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A REAL MONUMENT TO BROCKHOUSE (FINE),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
S P O'MALLEY INVITATIONAL GOLF DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF MUNICIPAL BAND BEGINNING 63RD SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
'HORSE OF A DIFFERENT GENDER',"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"'AW SHUCKS, FOR ME'--O'CONNOR WAS FLATTERED","Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*ROWENA POST OFFICE PROVIDES SERVICE TO 46,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEATTLE BANK FILES TO MOVE CREDIT OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STANDARDS TOUGH TO QUALIFY FOR LOW-INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE HAS WARNED BOTH CANDIDATES ABOUT DRIVING,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FEDERAL JUDGE LIFTS BAN ON GARRISON,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROF QUESTIONS SD RIGHT TO SELL WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DANEKAS FINE CHOICE--LIVELY CAMPAIGN SEEN (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY'S PLIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER ANSWERS FALKLANDS CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REGENT'S BEER BAN DECISION WAS POORLY MADE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INMATE ASKS COURT TO OK--MAIL BOTTLE CAPS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF SAYS TRUSTY WORK PROGRAM SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STOP MOSQUITO ONSLAUGHT BY SPRAYING,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ACREAGE REPORT DEADLINE NEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL TO KEEP WEATHER STATIONS OPEN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COST OF ETSI STUDY INCREASES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"HOMESTAKE, UNION STALL OVER RESUMPTION OF TALKS","Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PECHOTA ANNOUNCING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOARD TOURS PROPOSED PRISON SITE NEAR RC,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
HOMESTAKE GAINS SURFACE MINE OK,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
RAPID CITY CANCELS LEWIS CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
GREGORY PROJECT ELIGIBLE FOR MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
"THINK OF CLIENTS' PAIN FIRST, LAWYERS TOLD","Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
TODD COUNTY WINS HOME RULE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
WALSH STILL RUNNING FOR LT GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
JANKLOW PROMOTES SD ON NY TRIP,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
COUNTY RESTS IN CORSICA THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
FLAMETHROWING RICHARDSON LOVES TO MOW 'EM DOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LITTLE SUPPORT FOR SENATE PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMMUNITY BANK OF HARTFORD FOLDS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"STATE BANK CLOSINGS HAPPEN QUICKLY, SECRETLY","Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*KOOB--AMERICANS HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUSPECTS--WATT'S UNFAIR TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWRENCE COUNTY MAY TAKE CASE TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PANEL SAYS AGENT OWES INSURANCE FIRM {dollar}85,136","Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POSSIBLE SENATE CANDIDATE SUGGESTS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ZOO'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION DELAYED UNTIL JULY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LEHMANN--TRUSTIES SHOULD PATCH CITY POTHOLES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TRIBE OFFICIALS--EAGLE ARRESTS ATTACK CULTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*COONRADT BELITTLES OPPONENTS' QUALIFICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CANDIDATES FILE CONTRIBUTION REPORTS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HAYWARD--2-YEAR PLAN WON'T WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"*BROWN, NELSON BEST SCHOOL BOARD CHOICES (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ASSEMBLY LINE WORKERS SEE UNION'S OTHER SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE EXPLAINS OPERATING COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HEARING PROBLEM SHOULDN'T STOP LIFEGUARD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HUSBY CASE RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT LAWYERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*HAHN SAYS SCHOOL YEAR SHOULDN'T BE LENGTHENED,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FEDERAL WATER PLAN (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FEW JOIN RANKS OF TAX PROTESTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"HOSPICE OPENS FOR DYING PATIENTS, FAMILIES","Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JOHN JORDAN TO USD/SPRINGFIELD'S DOORSTEP,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION RIVER OVERSHOOTS BANKS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUN SENSE--THINK FUTURE BEFORE FUN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PUSHING 'DAY AFTER' FOR SITCOM,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
COMPANY GIVES AWAY LOCOMOTIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HEALTH GROUP HELPS THRESHOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MEDICAL SCHOOL RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*LAPPING AT THE DOOR,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IMPROVING HURON-TO-PIERRE RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KRISTALYNN MILLER NAMED STATE'S MISS TEEN-AGER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO IOWANS KILLED IN WEEKEND ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS MAY FACE HIGH SCHOOL ISSUE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EXECUTIVE FINDS HIS AGE NO BARRIER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE BAR TO MEET AT SF,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VICTIMS' VIEWS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"PEPSI, STATE TEAM TO TOUT STATE TOURISM","Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KUDOS FOR FREE SWIMMING PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*OFFSHORE FUEL LEASING,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BOARDING RESULTS MIXED FOR COMMUTER AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NOTES SDSU'S NEEDS IN HIS LAST SPEECH,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PENNINGTON BOARD VOTES TO IMPROVE JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TOURISM HURT BY THE RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LITTLE MOE SISTERS WIN BIG,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SLECHTA HANGS ON TO WIN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HEAD-ON CRASH KILLS 2 MEN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLICE STUDY SIMILARITIES OF 7 RAPES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*TOP-DRAWER STASH--TREASURE, TRASH","Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ENGEN VOTED CHAIRMAN OF BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*RYAN IS PRESIDENT OF AUXILIARY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*WELLS JOINS BOARD OF DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
GERE LEADS STATE MEDICAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
STATE BUSINESS CLIMATE NOT ALL ROSES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RETIREMENT PROGRAM NOT TAXPAYER BURDEN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ATHLETIC SPECIALIZATION STEALS FUN FROM YOUNG,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OLYMPIC GOLD-MEDAL EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*TABOR CELEBRATES ITS CZECH HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*3 SF BUSINESSMEN FORM SUPPORT GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY CITES FIRE HAZARD, YANKS HUNAN LICENSE","Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"LACROIX, FOSS JOIN HANSEN CAMPAIGN PANEL","Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PLANNER WANTS TO KNOW ABOUT FIREWORKS STAND,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER WANT DEATH PENALTY FOR ESPIONAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS WANT COURT TO SETTLE HOOPS ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AMERICAN WESTERN EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WINDY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BANKAMERICA SCRAPS MOVE TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SCHOOL BUDGET PLAN WOULD RAISE TAXES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SCHOOL VOTE BLOCKS TEACHER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TAX POLICY CAN UNDERMINE FARM LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*O'CONNOR VS WHITE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JAIL OVER JAW IN ASSAULT SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INCUMBANTS CRACK TACCO'S SHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"BROWN, LUNDBERG PASS VOTERS' TEST","Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COMBINED CITY-SCHOOL ELECTION DRAWS WELL 40 VOTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
YES TO CITY AND NO TO NAYSAYERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"ESCAPED MAN CAPTURED IN PIPESTONE, MINN","Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ALONE IN WANTING TAX DEDUCTION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OLD CLOCK WORKERS WOULD BE PLEASED,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE TO DEAL EVERYONE A FAIR HAND,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COMMITTEE CONTINUES RECIPROCITY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ADEQUATE MOISTURE REPORTED ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE SENTENCES 3 MEN IN SEPARATE ASSAULTS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SAFEGUARD POWERTECH SYSTEMS EMPLOYEES STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
5-YEAR-OLD KILLED IN YANKTON TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS TEACH WITH 7 PUPPETS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"SD GOES FOR {dollar}800,000 EXPERIMENT","Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
BILL TO GIVE STATES CONTROL OF INDIAN GAMES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FARMER CHARGED WITH GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GROUP FORMS TO CHANGE MINING LAWS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WOMAN SUSPECTS GERBER FOOD CONTAINED GLASS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PLANE CRASH NEAR BADGER KILLS PILOT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MORE POWER NEEDED TO DECIDE ON MINING PERMITS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*PERRY USES LONG-DISTANCE TO ARRANGE EVENT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MOST PEOPLE ENJOY THEIR JOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHOWER DOUBLES RAINFALL FOR JUNE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE POSSIBILITY OF CBA,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TOWN MEETING FRIDAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITY MAN DIES IN 2-TRUCK CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN TEAM WINS 2ND PLACE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WORKER'S CAR FIRE-BOMBED,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS GRAIN ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAVEN SEWS UP {dollar}3.6 MILLION DEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKADSEN MAINTAINS LOW PROFILE AFTER WIN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOUNDED KNEE PAYMENT OK'D,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEWAGE ASH SHIPMENT PROMPTS COURT ACTION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CANDIDATES INVITED TO FARM CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAND PROGRAM BLAMED FOR SOME SD EROSION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTRIC METER PLAN FOR THE EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"*{dollar}6,000 SHOPLIFTING SPREE ENDS AT DAYTON'S","Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD BROTHERS WIN OLYMPIC BERTH,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO RAIN IN SIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LUTHERAN SYNOD TO MEET IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
NORWAY EXHIBIT OPENS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CONGREGATION RESTORES 1884 CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DROUGHT TAKING BIG TOLL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'BIG THREE' CONTROL CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
OFFERS ADVICE HE'D GIVE SON (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
POWER CAN BE DANGEROUS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NON-SMOKERS GET CANCER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PACT STEP TOWARD PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
WRESTLING BROTHERS MAKE DOLAND RESIDENTS PROUD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ABERDEEN FAMILY TRIES HAND AT RACING,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ABDNOR IN CHINA ON TRADE MISSION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY CONSULTANT HEADS TO 'DONAHUE',"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEAT DANGER ALERT SOUNDED IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON OFFERS WASTEWATER AID,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE PROSECUTOR JOINS FEDERAL STAFF,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAVING A BLAST ON THE JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WORKERS KEEP COOL HEADS IN OUTAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY MAN CHARGED IN RAPE OF JUVENILE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RODEO TALENTS DEFY DUPLICATION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY SEEKS NEW ASH PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BOARD INCUMBENTS STRESS VOTING RECORDS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HANSON CRITICIZES RANDALL WATER STAND,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*A LOOK AT CITY COMMISSION CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAIR DISPUTE EXAGGERATED--CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*CHINESE DESCRIBE 'TWO DIFFERENT WORLDS',"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DAYLONG SHOWERS DAMPEN SOIL, CONCERTGOERS' SPIRITS","Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FLAG POLL--READERS LOVE IT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PIERRE PUBLISHER'S LIFE DOCUMENTS 9 DECADES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SPOTLIGHT ON HUNKING AS VOTE NEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HUNKING TOP CANDIDATE IN COMMISSION RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NO SECOND CHANCE TO KNOW HER DAD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*DON'T CHANGE SD FLAG,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
'FRONT PAGE' JOURNALISM SWAYED EDITING,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*DAUGHTERS' CAREER MADE DAY FOR FATHER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TROPHY FISH FIND HOMES ON ANGLERS' WALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*YOUNGSTERS START TOWARD LIFETIME OF FISHING FUN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
AVIATION FIRM FILES FOR REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXCESSIVE SPEED BLAMED IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY'S BRANDON BRANCH ISSUING CARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSING BOY'S BODY FOUND AT SWIM HOLE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFERS MEALS FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD LEADS STATES IN HANDLING AFDC,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A MONTROSE FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AREA JUDGES FIGHT TEEN DRINKING WITH JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON--RIVER NEEDS LONG-TERM PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS TO FILL AREA SCHOOL BOARD SEATS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SLOW PILOT PROGRAM FOR TOXIC WASTE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DELANO--PRISONS NEED BEDS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEPUTY CALLED TO DISPUTE AT WEB MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WINTER WHEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CANADA THISTLES THRIVING IN AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ENDOWMENT SET UP AT LOCAL COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP INSTRUCTS ABOUT FARM ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTHWEST SECTOR SIZZLING WITH ACTION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
JOBLESS BENEFITS OVERPAID IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
WANTED--FARMERS WHO USE ORGANIC METHODS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.E, p.05, col.4"
MUSICIAN WAS UNSUNG HERO OF 7TH CALVARY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*A MAN TO LEAD THE WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CUSTER'S DAKOTA TERRITORY JOURNEYS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1989, sect.F, p.03, col.3"
*STORM DAMAGE WIDESPREAD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MANY BELIEVE TORNADO SMASHED INTO BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
LOVED ONES TOO IMPORTANT TO IGNORE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*EXPERTS OFFER TIPS FOR BETTER PHOTOGRAPHY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*MEDIC ALERT DRIVE WINS BACKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HIGH COURT GUTS ANOTHER FREEDOM (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HILLS MOTOR CLASSIC GOOD EXAMPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PANEL LOSES RESPECT WITH MASCOT DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NO EASY CURE FOR SUNBURN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DETOURS PLANNED FOR GOLF BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOVIETS TO SPEAK ABOUT PERSECUTION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORK BEGINS TODAY ON DOWNTOWN STREETS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NO ONE WILL SWIM IN TRENT THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PASTOR USED TO BREAK HORSES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS--FLAG AMENDMENT WOULD FLY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SHERIFFS BACK DASCHLE ON GUN BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SHERIFFS BACK DASCHLE ON GUN BILL VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LAW TAKES LOTTERY WINNINGS FOR CHILD PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN KEEPS FAMILY'S IRIS TRADITION ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BRAND INSPECTORS GIVEN MORE AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CANTON SETS MEETING IN SPACE SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
TURNER COUNTY ASKING FOR INPUT ON 911 SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
OMAHA ENRON WINS TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DON'T TOSS TAX RECORDS TOO SOON,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*BUYERS SING PRAISES OF STANZA,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*IRS OPENS ITS EARS TO SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*LISA RIDES HIGH ON LIFE A YEAR AFTER TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE LEADER QUITS RECONCILIATION POST,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS PICK COMMISSIONER AND MAYOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DIRECTOR AGITATES EMOTIONS IN 'JUNGLE FEVER',"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"*DRESS CODES LIMITING, ACCEPTED","Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SF FACES TEST ON RECYCLING (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*STATE AHEAD IN RURAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
THREAT OF DISABILITY SHOW WHY TAX IS BAD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*GOLFERS TAKE TIME FOR FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOM BYRUM HITS A SHOT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*TV PRODUCER WINS BUSINESS AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
AMERICAN NEEDS OK TO START FARGO SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*COMPANY VENTURES INTO NEW ARENA,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*READY TO DELIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DEVELOPMENT OFFICIALS--PROGRAMS SUCCEEDING,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*POTENTIAL JURORS IN KIM TRIAL TO BE QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARSON IS SUSPECTED IN THURSDAY HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENTENCING DELAYED FOR BOGUS ROCK STAR,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A MANE ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY'S ROAD PLAN HAS WEST-SIDE SLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OWNER OF TOWING FIRM SUES CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*STATE'S ATTORNEY ORDERED TO TESTIFY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROPOSED TAX ON NON-INDIANS UNACCEPTABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BILL WOULD BOOST STATE'S PORTION OF FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP ENDS AFFILIATION WITH DIABETES ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON AIR SHOW TO SALUTE TROOPS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AMAN HONORED BY JAYCEES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FILM'S PRODUCER CALLS MOVIE 'DREAM COME TRUE',"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BUSINESSMAN SENTENCED IN TAX CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CENTER OPENS SATURDAY IN PARKER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CORPS OF ENGINEERS PLANS LAUDED,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DELL RAPIDS WOMAN WINS JAYCEES HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
4 SOUTH DAKOTANS DIE IN WEEKEND ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LET PUBLIC SEE DUMP STUDY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*NIGHT OF FURY--50 TWISTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*TWISTER WAS 'SNAPPING, EXPLODING'","Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FARMER LOSES 40 YEARS OF WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FURIOUS STORM BASHES TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
STORM BLESSING TO SURVIVING CROPS IN EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*GOVERNOR INSPECTS DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*DEDRICK IMPRESSED BY STORM'S ENERGY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*COLTON WOMAN SURVIVES INSIDE HER COAT CLOSET,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MINNESOTANS SIFT RUBBLE FOR SHREDS OF PAST,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MANY FUNDS BECOME AVAILABLE AFTER DECLARATION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BEING TRAPPED IN FLOOD IS LIFELONG MEMORY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSINESSES WOULD FAIL IF RUN LIKE SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STEENSLAND AHEAD GOING INTO RUNOFF (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CITY COMMISSION AND SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*NO TIME TO BE BORED,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPANIC BOYS MIRROR JANKLOWS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BOOK GIVES OPTIONS FOR SUMMER FUN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SCHOOLS ONLY AS GOOD AS ADMINISTRATION (PROF),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ARCHEOLOGY EVENT SET FOR THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAR SHOW TO BENEFIT HOMELESS COALITION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LUJAN TO SPEAK AT REPUBLICAN CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS OPPOSE INCOME TAX INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOOK REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIDS RULES FOR HEALTH WORKERS TAKE SHAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HAAR HIRES CAMPAIGN TEAM,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW RULING TO ADD TO STATE'S AIDS TOTALS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LOTTERY SECURITY EFFECTIVE--LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PORTRAY STEENSLAND AS LIBERAL SPENDER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESIDENTS RAISE MONEY FOR EVICTED CAFE OWNER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CZECH DAYS IN TABOR THIS FRIDAY, SATURDAY","Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INCUMBENTS WIN BRANDON VALLEY RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OLD WEST TRAIL MAPS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*LAWMAN WANTS FREEZE OF GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TEACHERS TO LEARN SIGN LANGUAGE SKILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*STORMS MAKE FISHING A QUESTION MARK,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
RICHMAN GORDMAN FILES CHAPTER 11,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*18 LIFERS MOVED OUT OF SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
UNINSURED STUDENT PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
'ARGUS' SHOULD PRINT PRAYER BAN DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS HOLD DOWN COSTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SENATOR QUESTIONS MILLER'S MOVES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OTHER COMMISSIONERS UNFAIR TO STEENSLAND (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
AUTHORITIES SEEKING BOY'S GRAVE MARKER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE RECAPTURED; ANOTHER AT LARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE SUES 2 MEN OVER MEDICAID FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 WOMEN CHARGED WITH HIDING IN STORE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HEAVY RAINS SOCK MINNESOTA THIS TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEGO WORLD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN ARRESTED ON RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN THOUGHT PRIZE WAS IN PEPSI CAN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CORRECTIONS UNVEILS NEW PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LOSES ON FARMS COULD BE MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ESCAPED COP KILLER RETURNED TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRE GUTS 11 OF 18 ROOMS IN HURON HOTEL,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LIGHTNING SUSPECTED IN KEYSTONE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WAGNER VOTERS OK 1-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON POLICEMAN'S SEX TRIAL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BODY OF MISSING WOMAN IDENTIFIED IN ABERDEEN CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMPANY MUST PAY FOR FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PINE RIDGE WOMAN GETS RECOGNITION FOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DAVIS CENTENNIAL EVENTS BEGIN TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TWO MEN DIE IN HEAD-ON CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*DEFICIT-CUTTING PLAN STILL WORRIES SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MURDER SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MISSOURI RIVER FATE LIES WITH POLITICIANS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PROPOSED RC CURFEW FOR TEENS MOVES STEP CLOSER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*RESTAURANT, HOTEL PLAN JOINT VENTURE","Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FAT-FREE COOKIE CRAZE KEEPS SD PLANT BUSY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SF BOY FIGHTS FOR NATIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES KEEP RECORD PERFECT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TO SHOW HOW TO MAKE PICTURE BOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"KIDS, COMPUTERS A NATURAL MIX","Argus LeaderJun 18 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DAYLONG RAINSTORM DRENCHES BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT A SMILE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*QUICK LABOR OF LOVE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*WILDER'S BOOKS GOOD LITERATURE, BUT FICTION","Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
JACKSON HEATS UP ARENA,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GOALS 2000 PARTICIPATION VOLUNTARY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PERSONAL THANKS TO D-DAY VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION WILL DECIDE SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*NATION DRENCHED IN CELEBRITIES--NEEDS HEROES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS HAS NO BIKE-HELMET LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARREST MADE IN FIRE AT TATTOO SHOP,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOP CONVENTION TO BE HELD IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES INVITED TO BALLOON RALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JAMISON BLASTED FOR TRAFFIC WOES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROAD CREWS SAY DRIVERS A THREAT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAVING A 'REEL' GOOD TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL FUNDING TAXES AT HEART OF RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"SPENDING PLAN TIED UP BY JOHNSON, 34 OTHERS","Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HERMOSA POET FILMED FOR SERIES ON PBS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU WILL OFFER WOMEN'S PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD TO GET CONSTRUCTION MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON STAFFER HAS TRAVELING OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"{dollar}175,000 USD GRANT TO ATTRACT INDIANS","Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BILL PROTECTS AGAINST LOSS OF JET SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN WOMAN RECALLS FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN HISTORIAN TELLS OF WHITES' INTERESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PSYCHOLOGIST SAYS PRISON STAFF REACTED APPROPRIATELY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
NY SHOPKEEPERS TRAVEL TO SD,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WHERE CANDIDATES STAND ON FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
ARGUS USES GANNETT FUND TO AWARD 4 AGENCY GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HISTORIC SPEARFISH MURAL DEMOLISHED,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSIONER RETHINKING PLANS FOR GARAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LONETREE DEVELOPERS RECEIVE FINANCIAL RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CO-OP RAISING MONEY TO BUILD SOYBEAN PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
EMPIRE EAST TO GET THREE NEW STORES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
FIRST BASE PROVES TO BE CORN BELTS HOT CORNER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*GIRLS SLOWPITCH QUALIFIER IS A FIRST FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA GOLD CLASSIC KICKS OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*BOWLING TEAM SETS SIGHTS ON AUSTRALIA,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*LOCAL BOXERS TRY TO REMAIN CALM,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"GOP PROPOSALS A THREAT TO TRIBES, BIA OFFICAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BIKERS RIDE FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEER HELPS RESCUE WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BUSINESSES TAKE STEPS TO STOP STRING OF HOLDUPS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BUSINESS LEADERS SEE GOOD SIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RETAIL GROUP WARNS OF POSTER SALE SCAM,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOME BUILDING HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW REGIONS FOR DIVISION II REMAIN UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LACK OF CLUBHOUSE IRKS CANARIES' FOES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUSET'S USES CONCRETE TO COMBAT RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SOME FISH OUT OF WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*LAKE VERMILLION SPILLWAY OVERFLOWING WITH GAMEFISH,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
THREE PEOPLE DIE IN 2-VEHICLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOUR-YEAR-OLD BOY APPARENTLY DROWNS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIFTEEN COMPETE FOR MISS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"'36 PACKARD'S PRICE: {dollar}45,000 AT AUCTION","Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUNE HEATS UP INTO SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NATIONAL GUARD SWEATS OUT BRIDGE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KILIAN'S NONTRADITIONAL STUDENTS CELEBRATE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE BACKS GUARD PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FINANCE OFFICER WILL RETIRE IN 1996,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MEATPACKING INDUSTRY INVESTIGATION SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*HISTORICAL MARKER TO BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
EDUCATION OFFICIAL STARTS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*NEIGHBORS ENJOY SMALL-TOWN LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CHURCH USES ICE FOR AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CHURCH USES ICE FOR AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MONEY CUT FOR PROGRAM THAT HELPS STUDENTS READ,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*WAS DEVOTED TO FAMILY, DIES AT 99","Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*WOOL PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
STATE RAISES MAXIMUM UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFIT TO 3.4%,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*DOLL GIVES TEENS GLIMPSE OF PARENTING,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SD MAN'S REQUEST FOR FOX PROTECTION DENIES BY AGENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WOMAN DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PACTOLA TO CONTINUE HIGH RELEASES,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
"*RISTY, THIMJON BEST CANDIDATES (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
REFUSING MONEY COULD REDEEM ... (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*GAMING ACT STRIPS TRIBES OF RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
LORA HUBBEL OFFERS VOICE FOR STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
INDECISIVENESS MAKES THIMJON UNFIT FOR BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
HUBBEL WOULD FIGHT RIDICULOUS SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
"NEUMANN, WAGGONER SPEAK THEIR MINDS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
"THIMJON, RISTY ARE PROVEN LEADERS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
HUBBEL AND RUSSO PROMISE NEW BEGINNING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
VOTING FOR INCUMBENTS SUPPORTS STATUS QUO (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
RISTY AND THIMJON CARE ABOUT STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
HUBBEL WOULD UPHOLD CONSERVATIVE IDEALS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
"RISTY DOESN'T LISTEN TO PARENTS, TAXPAYERS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
EDITORIAL ABOUT NRA WAS IRRESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*MIRACLE WORKS AND OTHER JOBS DONE BY DADS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*KNIFE STORY SHARPENED MEANING OF FATHER'S DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL MOVES MOUNTAINS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.G, p.03, col.2"
HILL RESORT ADDS AMPHITHEATER,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.G, p.03, col.5"
*DADS AND THEIR CAREERS AS KIDS SEE THEM,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
*MAKE QUICK ESCAPE FROM SEATTLE TO ISLANDS,"Argus LeaderJun 18 1995, sect.G, p.08, col.1"
CITY HAS MANAGER-NO BUSES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THEY WANT PRESSLER IN OVAL OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SLOW DAY AT POLLS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CZECH DAYS PARADE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOWNTOWN AREA HAS POWER FAILURE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*FIREMEN FIGHTING A BURNING HIGH VOLTAGE SWITCH,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SD TO GET STORM ALERT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"IF RUSSIA ATTACKS, BE AN OPTIMIST...","Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"IF RUSSIA ATTACKS, BE AN OPTIMIST...","Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"IF RUSSIA ATTACKS, BE AN OPTIMIST","Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CZECH DAYS WOULD STIR ANCESTOR'S PRIDE-TABOR,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CZECH DAYS WOULD STIR ANCESTOR'S PRIDE-TABOR,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SALAD DAYS SHORTENED FOR SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BRAITHWAITE WON'T HEAR HURDS' STORY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SALAD DAYS SHORTENED FOR SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACORN PROTESTS BAD INTERSECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOGUS MONEY USED IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SHIPPERS CANCEL RAILROAD PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW PANS BEAUTIFICATION ACT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DASCHLE TO HOLD HEARINGS AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DASCHLE TO HOLD HEARINGS AR FAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
JANKLOW PANS BEAUTIFICATION ACT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
JANKLOW PANS BEAUTIFICATION ACT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
IN THE MARKET FOR A DC-7--THERE'S ONE IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN LAWYER TAPPED FOR NICHOL'S JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN LAWYER TAPPED FOR NICHOL'S JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN LAWYER TAPPED FOR NICHOL'S JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALL CARS COULD RUN ON GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
FATS WALLER-HE 'AIN'T MISBEHAVIN'' NO MORE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRAIRIE REPERTORY THEATRE'S 'CAROUSEL' HAS HEART,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RICHARDS SELECTED FOR GOLF HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARSHALL BURIAL REFLECTS VALUES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RICHARDS SELECTED FOR GOLF HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIVE FACE NEW LIFE WITH SIMILAR THOUGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FIVE FACE NEW LIFE WITH SIMILAR THOUGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FIVE FACE NEW LIFE WITH SIMILAR THOUGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FIVE FACE NEW LIFE WITH SIMILAR THOUGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FIVE FACE NEW LIFE WITH SIMILAR THOUGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FIVE FACE NEW LIFE WITH SIMILAR THOUGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FIVE FACE NEW LIFE WITH SIMILAR THOUGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUILDING FIRM FILES TO REORGANIZE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-DON'T SWAP OAHE PROJECT FOR WEB,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS RECONSIDER BAR EXAM,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS RECONSIDER BAR EXAM,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-DON'T SWAP OAHE PROJECT FOR WEB,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EARLY DISASTER DECLARATION COULD HURT SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EARLY DISASTER DECLARATION COULD HURT SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SF MOTORISTS IGNORE PARKING BARRICADES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SF MESSAGE IN SCHOOL VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SHEPHERD LEAVES PUPPYHOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WEST RIVER DRY DESPITE RAINS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ND APPROPRIATION WORRIES SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GERKEN CHANGES HIS MIND,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ND APPROPRIATION WORRIES SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GERKEN CHANGES HIS MIND,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ND APPROPRIATION WORRIES SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ZONING FIGHT SOLVED,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SDSU DRUG POLICY ASSAILED,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SDSU DRUG POLICY ASSAILED,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
CHEYENNE TRIBE MAY BYPASS STATE IN HANDKING FOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
CHEYENNE TRIBE MAY BYPASS STATE IN HANDLING FOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
ASSAULT HEARING SET FOR JULY-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NORWEGIAN SINGERS JOIN FOR CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SF PAIR APPOINTED STATE BOARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TRUCKERS TO HOLD 'ROADEO' SAFETY TEST,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS VFW HOSTS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*6 INJURED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAIL SUCCESS COULD ATTRACT BIG ELEVATORS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NO ESCAPE FOR (OR FROM) BULLSHOT CRUMMOND,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD'S VOLK PEDDLING PLAYS IN THE EAST,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A TRIP TO JOHN'S WILL BRIGHTEN YOUR DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A TRIP TO JOHN'S WILL BRIGHTEN YOUR DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD'S VOLK PEDDLING PLAYS IN THE EAST,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A LAST-DITCH EFFORT TO LOSE WEIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*A LAST-DITCH EFFORT TO LOSE WEIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
OGLALA TRIBE TO OCCUPY HILLS LAND,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OGLALA TRIBE TO OCCUPY HILLS LAND,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, SONGSTAD TO DEBATE","Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, SONGSTAD TO DEBATE","Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE SALES TAX DROPS TO 4 PERCENT JULY 1,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, SONGSTAD TO DEBATE","Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE SALES TAX DROPS TO 4 PERCENT JULY 1,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORMAL RAINFALL WELCOME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRONTIER TO GIVE WESTERN COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DEPT BRASS SHOW TEST'S NOT SO TOUGH,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DEPT BRASS SHOW TEST'S NOT SO TOUGH,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRAISES MCKENNAN'S USE OF LOCAL FIRMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRAISES MCKENNAN'S USE OF LOCAL FIRMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIPELINE SAVVY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS IS ACCUSED OF BUDGET FLIP-FLOP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLUSES IN JOBS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"URGES PUBLIC TO SEEK, SIGN RECALL PETITIONS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WANTS INFORMATION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ACCOUNTANT'S SEMINAR SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA PROMOTES TWO,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOODWILL CAMP BEGINS JULY 13,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"GROUP SHOULD BUILD ELEVATOR, MYERS SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COMMAND CHANGE QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JANKLOW-KNEIP'S REMARKS RHETORIC,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW-KNEIP'S REMARKS RHETORIC,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COURT GETS INDIAN HOUSING CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT GETS INDIAN HOUSING CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POSTAL SERVICE BEGINS LABOR CONTRACT TALKS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FEDS REQUEST CONSTRUCTION BAN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FEDS REQUEST CONSTRUCTION BAN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FARMER-WORKER CONFERENCE SET,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STOCKADE LAKE WATER POLLUTED,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ROCHFORD WITHOUT A BAR-FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CANADIAN COMPANY TO DRILL FOR SD OIL,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ABDNOR TO BE ON CABLE TV MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
GOVERNORS SUPPORT NEW WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
BOARD ASKS JANKLOW TO LEAD OAHE SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
BOARD ASKS JANKLOW TO LEAD OAHE SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
GOVERNORS SUPPORT NEW WATER POLICIES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
STUDY SHOWS COLLEGE ATHLETES AREN'T 'DUMB JOCKS',"Argus LeaderJun 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*1963 'BLONDIE' COMIC STRIP RECYCLED,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOALS MATTER OF LIFE OR DEATH FOR CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
MOVIE REVEALS LIFE OF TEEN PROSTITUTES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
BUMPER CROP OF INSECTS BITING INTO WHEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE MUST PAY OFF DEBT DESPITE FORECLOSURE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LACK OF MONEY MIGHT JEOPARDIZE CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 ADMINISTRATORS OFFERED CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANVASS APPROVES UNOFFICIAL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RAIN DELAYS WHEAT HARVEST,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MEDALS ARE A REMINDER OF THE PERILS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BIERMEIER HAILED FOR BOOKING EXPERTISE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DISGUSTED BY THEFT OF WEDDING GIFT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DROWNING POINTS TO SAFETY LESSON FOR ALL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PETTIGREW MUSEUM SHOULD SHOW THE PAST (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WHAT CALIF WRITERS DON'T KNOW ABOUT SD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LIKED FOOD ARTICLE--SPIRULINA AS A DIET AID (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
REAGAN IS UNREALISTIC IN HIS NUCLEAR POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SUPPORT REITERATED FOR FLANDREAU DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
DASCHLE SAYS MOVE NOW UP TO BLOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIVE 50-YEAR LAWYERS HONORED BY ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MORRIS RUNNING FOR OAHE BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRISONER ESCAPES FROM PIERRE JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SDSU ELECTRICIAN SURVIVES SHOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS PROTEST BEAR BUTTE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WARNS ABOUT FIREWORKS USE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EX-OWNER OF CORSICA LIVESTOCK NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
TSCHETTER TOPS SD GOLF FIELD,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD NOMINATES DOWNTOWN DISTRICT TO HISTORIC LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TODAY'S FATHERS ARE CRACKING THE BOOKS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOTERS WILL ELECT 2 BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*11 CANDIDATES VIE FOR CITY OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*400 RALLY FOR LITTON WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
INDIANS FEEL STRONG CLOSENESS TO THE EAGLE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JURY WILL INVESTIGATE BANK CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TEA SHOOTING INVESTIGATION CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*HINES HAS KEEN GRASP OF CITY ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EXIT INTERSTATE FOR GLIMPSE OF SD EARLY DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EXPANSION NOT NEEDED FOR QUALITY CARE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PROTESTERS FIGHT FOR FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*NUCLEAR FREEZE IS QUICK FIX,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SENATORS NEED VIEWPOINTS ON FREEZE VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BRUCE OFFICER REPAYS PERSONAL SALARY HIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN LEADS POLICE ON CHASE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD BAR ENDS CONVENTION WITH NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN SAYS HE'LL RUN FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*HELLO, DAD--FROM THE EMPIRE MALL","Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*DRIVERS USE SKILLS IN ROADEO OBSTACLE COURSE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
BROOKINGS MARKS HIGHEST SALES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CHANGES NEEDED IN DOWNTOWN MALL,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
TRIBAL MEMBERS WIN CONTROL OF LAND,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*PETERSEN'S CHALLENGE EASIER IN WET WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"POACHERS HAVE GUN, SCHEME FOR PROFIT","Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENDING KIDS TO CAMP,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FISH GET SHOCK IN STUDY BY BIOLOGISTS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ZOO CELEBRATES 20TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RANDY ARNOLD A VERY OLD-FASHIONED COOK,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.D, p.13, col.1"
*SLIP SLIDIN' AWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DAIRY FARM OPERATES ON DETERMINATION,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*FARMERS STRUGGLE TO KEEP HEADS ABOVE WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR HAS HISTORY OF UNSUCCESSFUL SUITS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE DROPS JANKLOW SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*UNCLE TORVALD--TWO FACES, ONE HEART","Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"ARMY, AIR FORCE PROMOTIONS","Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ASKS FOR {dollar}2 MILLION TO FIX POTHOLES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAMAGE EXTENSIVE IN HANSON COUNTY FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS GIRL DIES IN VEHICLE MISHAP,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S SON ENTERS GUILTY PLEA FOR DRINKING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LATE PLANTING AGREEMENT PLANNED FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ENTERS PLEA ON ARSON CONSPIRACY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SALE TO WHIRLPOOL CORP IS OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THESE CATTLE FOUND THEMSELVES STRANDED,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE TURNS DOWN RATE HIKE APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LONGER SCHOOL YEAR OPTION UNDER CONSIDERATION,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
REPEAL OF COLLEGE BEER BAN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
'MINNOWGATE' NO JOKE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOME QUESTIONS FOR THE SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WHAT HAPPENED TO VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
THE GREAT AWAKENING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AUDIT CRITICAL OF COUNTY EQUIPMENT PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HIGH WATER CAUSES CONCERN IN HAWARDEN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"JANKLOW, CUNNINGHAM TO KEYNOTE CONVENTIONS","Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LEAKING DAM CAUSES CONCERN IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ABDNOR VOICES CONCERN OVER BILL TINKERING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COLMAN BOY DIES OF CARBON MONOXIDE POISON,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
INVENTORS CONGRESS TO MEET IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
KUNDERT ANNOUNCES STATEWIDE VOTE CANVASS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MAN DIES IN CROP SPRAYING PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PARENTS FILE LAWSUIT AFTER SON'S SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*GETS LOOK AT NEW SPORTMEDICINE TECHNIQUES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GIRL'S DREAM COMES TRUE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATORS WANT TO PREVENT CITY ELECTION LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE WANTS DEATH PENALTY FOR AIKINS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MUST NOT CAVE IN TO LUNACY OF TERRORISTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE ELECTION LAWS NEED TO BE PATCHED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
2 OFFICIALS SHOW THEY CARE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"*ROGERS' FANS COME IN ALL SHAPES, SIZES","Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EXTENSION SERVICE PROMOTES FROKE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
COLLEGE HONORS IOWA COUPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
*ERICKSON IN WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
*NELSON ON BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
RAMONA STUDENT IS NATIONAL WINNER,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
*STATE TEACHER PAY NEAR LADDER'S BOTTOM,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AREA GROUP BUYS COUNTRY STORE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RATES FOR WHEELCHAIR PROGRAM WON'T INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 INDICTED ON 19 CHILD-MOLESTATION CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL CARE COST MORE IN 1984,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HMO'S--STATE GRAB'S TAIL END,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STAND STILL OPEN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RESIDENTS BLAST PLAN FOR QUARRY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MILLER CHARGED AFTER APPARENT EXTORTION TRY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS TO DECIDE ON TESTING PROGRAM TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE VOTERS CHOOSE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNITED AIRLINES RESUMES SERVICE THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORKSHOP TOPIC IS CONFLICT MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUNAN'S OWNER--RESTAURANT IS SAFE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW STANDS FIRM ON HOG-IMPORT BAN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
{dollar}600 PAYMENT WON'T SIT WELL WITH SMALLER SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PLAYERS HOPE FOR BREAK AT TWINS CAMP,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SETBACK WON'T CRUMBLE TACCO,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
8TH-PLACE FINISHER MAY CHALLENGE COUNT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON CABLE TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CABLE HUMBLES TWINS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*COMMON MAN WAS UNCOMMON FRIEND,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ETHNIC GROUPS JOIN SCANDINAVIANS FOR NORDLAND FEST,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*UPCOMING CONCERT HAS FANS IN LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS VIE FOR HOUSE LEADER SPOT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS OK EXTENDING TUITION PACT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BERESFORD NEW BUILDING FOR ELDERLY AT HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ATTORNEY GENERAL FIELD NARROWS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE RULES TO DEFY CIVIL JURY-TRIAL BAN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SOLEM SEEKS RE-ELECTION AS COMMISSION HEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
5-YEAR-OLD KILLED IN YANKTON ACCIDENT IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ODOMETER RULE SURVIVES DESPITE ABDNOR AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SCHOOL OF MINES PRESIDENT NAMED,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REGENTS OK ALCOHOL-POLICIES STUDY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SHORE THING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARENTS SOUND OFF ON SCHOOL BOARD CUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEED FOR PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RESIDENTS CLEAN UP NEIGHBORHOOD ACT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ROHLFSEN HELPS ORGANIZE PRO GOLF TOUR,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CALIF OK'S SD NUCLEAR COMPACT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS FIGHT ABOUT PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REMARRIAGES WORK POLL FINDS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NEUHARTH VISITS BOYHOOD HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
GOETZ SHOULD SERVE TIME FOR CONVICTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WORKERS PRIDE HAS PLUNGED AT MORRELL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY SHOULD BACK UNION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*DIRECTOR PREFERS CORNETS TO CROCODILES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NATION'S EYES ON NORDLAND FEST,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROCK GROUPS FIND NEW DIRECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FAMILY MEMBERS TREATED AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUN INCIDENT REPORTED AT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES ENERGY SPENDING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE REPORT WATER COMPLIANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISREPAIR DELAYS PUBLIC HOUSING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW PROGRAM TO FIGHT DRUGS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS GET FIRM LESSONS AT SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBES SHOULD VOTE ON GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THREE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER REFUTES GOP HEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SD HORSEMAN HONORED WITH HIS OWN DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CORVETTES TO SWARM INTO SPEARFISH IN JULY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL DELAYS COMMISSIONER'S ZONING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE CONVENTION CENTER MIGHT OPEN SOON,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN'S TRIAL SET IN HUNTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WESSINGTON MAN TO LEAD STATE LEGIONNAIRES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BASE TO GET {dollar}5.4 MILLION TRAINING SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FEDERAL BUILDING FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"MAN TREASURERS RELIGION, NOT RICHES","Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PUBLIC TO COMMENT ON DREDGING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FATHER RECALLS LITTLE OF NIGHT OF DEADLY FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*THINK--HIGHWAY OFFICIALS, FAMILIES DEBATE","Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DADS SWEET ON FLOWERS, TOO","Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT AID BILL PROMISED,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE STOPPING IN SD TOURISM REPORTS INDICATE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MOBRIDGE'S SCHERRS WIN OLYMPIC SPOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*FOR SURVIVOR, SIGNS PAINFUL BUT USEFUL","Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*START TO THINK ABOUT MUENSTER FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEPARTURE OF QUARRY NO BIG LOSS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HALVERSON BAD CHOICE FOR CURATOR (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
IT'S TIME TO SUPPORT ART (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY SHOULD FOLLOW BAN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS MUTINY OF 1974,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SCHERRS MAKE OLYMPIC TEAM,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SPORTS IS PART OF DAD'S DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SHARING LOVE OF SPORTS MAKES DAD'S DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*FATHER HELPS SON IN FAST LANE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*AREA RESIDENTS ADAPT TO LAKE THOMPSON,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DUCK COUNTS REVEAL SMALLER NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"EAST RIVER DEER PERMITS SET AT 29,360","Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
SPORTSMEN PAY COST FOR CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
MAGAZINE REPORTS DROP IN BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRICES UP FOR SELF-SERVE GAS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROSY USDA OUTLOOK NEGLECTS DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
2 ECONOMIC SHOWS AIRING ON KDLT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BREAKING THE BREADWINNER,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MEDIAN INCOME FOR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
GE WILL DONATE LIGHTS FOR RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MOSQUITOES SURVIVE DESPITE DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MOVE MOTION DENIED IN YANKTON TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WINDOW TINTING LAW TAKES EFFECT JULY 1,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WUEST SAYS COURT COPING WITH LOAD,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DEER MAKES SEAT BELT WEARER A BELIEVER,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*WORK ETHIC KEEPS FARMER, 79, GOING","Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LUCK COULD PUT RANDALL AHEAD TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CHALLENGERS NOT DAUNTED BY TRADITIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
FRIGHTENED DEER CRASHES INTO SF HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
"*BRINGS URBAN TEENS, INDIANS TOGETHER","Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*LOVE OF MUSIC UNITES MUNICIPAL PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*BACK-TO-BACK ON THE BEACH,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOSING SCHOOL ISN'T DEADLY FOR DELMONT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES--ALTER BOUNDARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
READERS PREFER PRIVATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"CALLERS PRAISE TEACHING, MORALS AT PRIVATE SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MCKENNAN TO BEGIN NEW CANCER CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*ALL DECKED OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*INDIGO GIRLS TAKE SERIOUS BEYOND LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
DELIVERING DEATH NEWS NEVER DONE COLDLY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IMPORTANT ISSUES PASSED OVER TOO LIGHTLY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CURTAIL MORE ALCOHOL SALES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
GUILTY SHOULD SERVE TIME (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MUENSTER A REPUBLICAN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRISON NO VACATION SPOT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
GOVERNOR IGNORES PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
3 WORKOUTS EACH WEEK IS BEST,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
COLLEAGUES HONOR 3 SD PHYSICIANS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAY COUNTY OFFICIAL OFFERS TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER TO SEEK MENTAL TEST FOR JOHN DIRK,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL 4-H GROUP HOSTING HORSE SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE BAR MEETING STARTS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SURVIVORS REMAIN CRITICAL, SERIOUS","Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL STUDENTS HAVE ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRIEST WOULD WELCOME WAR ON GREED,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INMATES GET SOMETHING OUT OF PROBE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LENNOX POOLS RESOURCES FOR REPAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*NO PASS, NO DRIVE","Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNOR PAINTS GRIM VIEW OF RURAL HEALTH,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OLD WEST MUSEUM EXPECTED TO OPEN IN JULY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DOUBLE FAREWELL AS GAMES END,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GREAT GOLF,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*150 CITED IN CRUISING CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BERESFORD MARRIAGE OFF TO A STORMY START,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY OFFICIALS DID FAIR SHARE OF CRUISING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--FLAG BURNING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COUNTRY NEEDS VALUES SPELLED OUT BY BUSH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LISTEN TO STUDENTS ON SCHOOL MASCOT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"WRITE TRUMP OFF, BUT NOT ENTIRELY (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NATION SHOULD NOT MANDATE PATRIOTISM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
DASCHLE-BACKED BILL DOES NOT STOP CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SUPPORT SATELLITE VIEWERS' RIGHT ACT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ALTER CONSTITUTION ON ABORTION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CHANGE MEMBERSHIP ON SUPREME COURT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
JAYCEES DON'T DESERVE CHARACTER ASSUALT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
AG EXPORTS NEED VALUE-ADDED EMPHASIS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
WAYLON JENNINGS CONCERT PLANNED--RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NORTHEAST HOPES TO LURE ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRAIRIE SITE HAS WAR STORIES TO TELL,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BENEFIT BIKE TOUR TO BIG STONE SET,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*REGIONAL ART CENTER DRAWS WORLDWIDE ACCLAIM,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EX-BANK OFFICIAL GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER ENDORSES CLEAN CAMPAIGN PLEDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEST SITE CHANGED FOR RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THIRD WATER PROJECT PHASE TO BEGIN TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S CAUCUS GROUP SET TO MEET,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE LEAVES FAMILY OF 3 HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BIG SIOUX EXPECTED TO CREST TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO HONOR PROMISE MADE 40 YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAKES MOVE TOWARD RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DUPREE PRINCIPAL SEEKING PUBLIC OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GRANT WILL HELP DEVELOP NATURE AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIST OF SUMMER'S COUNTY FAIRS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
METHODISTS ADOPT GAMBLING RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS DONATE FUNDS TO RESTORE OLD CANNON,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MITCHELL TO VOTE ON SCHOOL BOND AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE BAR ELECTS FOUR COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WATERTOWN TO GO TO POLLS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
10 COUNTIES TO CONDUCT ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*PRO GOLFERS UNITE FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*BYRUMS EARN {dollar}1,200 IN SKINS GAME","Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SHORT DEATH BRINGS LAKE BACK TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STALZER IS AIMING FOR US TEAM,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
*FARMERS GAUGE CROP LOSSES FROM STORMS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
STATE SEEKS FUNDS FOR FARM SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*WHITE, STAAB SWEEP TO WIN","Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLEAD GUILTY IN HOME-LOAN SCHEME,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIOLENT CRIME SOARS IN RURAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HARD-EDGED CANDIDATES RUBBED CITY'S VOTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MACHINES CONFUSED VOTERS--CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*LOOKING FOR A CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ONE PERSON CAN MAKE DIFFERENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PERSONALITY PREVAILS IN TWO CITY RACES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"THROWING OF PIE OFFENSIVE, CHILDISH (L)","Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GET-IT PARENTS SHOULD STOP 'GIMME' GAME,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COOKING MADE QUICK AND EASY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CORN COB COALS MAKE FOR PRIME RESULT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FARM WIFE ALWAYS KEEPS BASICS AROUND,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COMMISSION OK'S BID FOR DELL RAPIDS BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE CUTS SENTENCE IN HOBO DAY CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW LANDSCAPING WILL REPLACE PILLARS AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 ESCAPED TRUSTYS CAUGHT IN WISCONSIN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN SOUGHT IN REPORTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*BLISS, PARRY CARRY SCHOOL VOTES","Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
QUERIED ABOUT PREJUDICES IN KIM TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TASK FORCE WILL RECOMMEND MINING LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HURON WEATHER OFFICE SURVIVES TO '96,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TEEN IS OFFERED PLEA IN PEDESTRIAN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AREA SCHOOL BOARD VOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TAKES FIRST SOLO FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN AREA HIT BY DAMAGING STORM,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHARGES ARE PENDING IN BABY BOY'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN GETS 8-YEAR TERM FOR BITING BABY'S EAR,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BLACK HILLS VETS WANT MT RUSHMORE RUBBLE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FAMILY OPENS RANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ELMEN TO JOIN INVESTMENT COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FARMER-BACKED DAIRY QUOTAS NOT THE ANSWER,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NEW HOME FOUND FOR ANTIQUE STORE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
SURVEY RESULTS MIXED ON RATES AT ELEVATORS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*FLOOD WATER SURGES TOWARD HOMES AFTER MORE RAINS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAPE CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST 3 TYNDALL MEN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GUARD USED TO SEIZE SUE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STEENSLAND'S PAST TARGET OF PROBE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"BITE THE BULLET, KEEP TAX DOLLARS AT HOME (L)","Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOVERNMENT ACTS AS BIGGEST CONSUMER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KEVIN SCHIEFFER BUSY SOAKING UP SPOTLIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RULING VIOLATES COMMON SENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*'BATMAN' VISITS DARK SIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BATMAN RETURNS TO A TOY BOX NEAR YOU,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SF ROCK BAND FINDS NICHE IN OREGON,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CAMP APPLICATIONS TAKEN AT GOODWILL,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DWI CHARGE MADE IN I-90 ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEA AWARDS GRANT TO SD ARTS COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER PROJECT FUNDS APPROVED BY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES SPAR IN TENSE DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THREE HURT IN HORSE RESCUE EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN WILLS HOME TO HELP NEEDY FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FLOOD WATERS SOAK STORM-STRUCK AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUP TO BUILD HOUSE IN 1 DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NEW CLASS WILL TEACH ABSTINENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*ZOO, ARTS ENTHUSIAST DIES AT AGE 86","Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER CONTAMINATION POSSIBLE IN FLOOD AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*LPGA STARS SWING WITH TSCHETTER FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MCKENNA VOWS SKYFORCE WILL STRESS 'D',"Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*SD STATE, BLACK HILLS COWBOYS EARN PLACES","Argus LeaderJun 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*DR. SWAGO REPORTEDLY LIVING ON EAST COAST,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TORNADO SURVIVORS GET BACK ON THEIR FEET,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*{dollar}275,000 PAID FOR 3 ACRES OF SDSD LAND","Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BTU TAX WASN'T FAIR TO SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL CAN BE VERY BENEFICIAL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MEDICAL COVERAGE DIFFICULT TO FIND (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ENERGY ALLIANCE IGNORING PLIGHT OF FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TOO BAD JOHNSON VOTED AGAINST CLINTON PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
DON'T LEAVE GRIEVING FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
EROS DATA CENTER HOSTING CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KILIAN STUDENTS GRADUATE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS PRISON TIME FOR FALSE STATEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER ANNOUNCES BOARD APPOINTEES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD SCOTTISH RITE DEDICATING CLINIC,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY TARGETS CASINO SIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WAITING FOR THE SUN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BURGLARIES STATE'S LEADING CAMPUS CRIME,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY CONSIDERS GIVING EMS BOARD TAXING POWER,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SOMALIS PROTESTING UN ATTACKS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*FDA LOOKS INTO PEPSI TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CENTRAL STATE FAIR CHANGES BOOTH POLICY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE ASSOCIATION RECEIVES DAM FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEGION HEAD SAYS VETS NEED VIGILANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOWER BRULE SIOUX TO CONTINUE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SISSETON WAHPETON COLLEGE GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILLER TO ATTEND GOVERNORS SESSION,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NICOLAY CALLS FOR SENTENCING REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SENATORS SUPPORT CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WEB HEAD TO APPEAL HIS OUSTER,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
TO SEE BREAST CANCER FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SUMMERTIME FILLED WITH CHANCES TO TRAPSHOOT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JAPANESE PRO TAKES A SWING AT US BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION OFFERS CLEAR CHOICES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BOARD CANDIDATES COMMENT ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMPANY FINED FOR LEAD LEVELS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION OK'S CASINO CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AIR CARGO TRAFFIC INCREASES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NORWEST CEO CRITICIZES INTEREST-RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SD GOOD PLACE TO DO BUSINESS, KOVACEVICH SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*CANARIES' IMPORT LEARNS A NEW CULTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PHEASANT FORECAST: SEASON WILL ARRIVE WITH A BANG,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*ON FATHER'S DAY '63, WE TASTED THE TECHNOLOGY","Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
MUZZLELOADERS GET MORE CHANCES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS MAN ARRESTED IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SEEK DETAILS ON TESTING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL'S JURY STILL BEING PICKED,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS DELUGE LEAVES ITS MARK,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS' ROLE GROWS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BIKERS IN LEATHER MAKE POKER RUN TO BENEFIT CAUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FIRST IN STATE AUCTIONED FOR BACK TAXES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*REINHART ADVOCATES REDUCING COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MAN BOUND OVER ON FIREARMS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HARMS TAKES HEALTH CARE AS FAR AS JAMAICA,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER DRAWN TO SD'S FRIENDLY FOLK,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FIREWORKS COMPANY FOUNDER DIES AT AGE 88,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"PLAN REDUCES LOGGING, CURBS VEHICLES","Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
RAPID CITY BOARD QUESTIONS INDIAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*JAMISON DESERVES TO BE RE-ELECTED (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
RESPONSE SHOWS CHILD CARE NEED (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT NEEDS MORE ATTENTION (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*INDIAN GAMING PROPOSAL REALLY ACT OF HYPOCRISY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
TEACHERS' UNION SHOWING INTOLERANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
COMMISSION CANDIDATE LISTS HIS SOLUTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
NEUMANN READY TO HELP CUT DISTRICT'S COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
POLITICAL NEWCOMER WOULD BE TEAMBUILDER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
NEW BOARD MEMBERS WOULD LEAD TO CHANGES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
ANTI-CATHOLIC BIAS OF NEWSPAPER APPALLING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
CANDIDATE SCHMIDT MERITS CITY'S DISASTER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
SFEA SYNONYMOUS WITH SCHOOL DISASTER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
SCHOOL CRITICS UNAWARE OF CHANGES SINCE '60'S (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
SCHMIDT'S ABILITIES WOULD IMPROVE CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
'GOALS 2000' NEEDS FULLER UNDERSTANDING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
HOSPITAL QUESTIONNAIRE GETS NO RESPONSE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
WAGGONER RESPONDS TO ARGUS ENDORSEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*DADS PAY STIFF PRICE FOR TELLING THOSE WHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*SF MAN USES UNDERSTANDING, HUMOR TO RAISE 2 SONS","Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*AN AMAZING FEW DAYS FOR JARROD EMICK,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*VIDEO LOTTERY--A YEAR AFTER THE SHUTDOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MORALS DEBATE SPICES SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*PLANE CIRCLES FOR HOUR, LANDS SAFELY AFTER TROUBLE","Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HUBBEL SEES IMPORTANCE IN ATHLETICS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*RISTY WANTS TO IMPROVE FINANCING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"*VALUES CAN'T BE IGNORED, RUSSO SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*THIMJON SEES BOARD AS A FORK IN THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"DEREGULATION MEANS BIG CHANGES, PAIN (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
A LOT AT STAKE LOCALLY IN SCHOOL ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CONFISCATION, BANNING UNCONSTITUTIONAL ACTS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CAMPAIGN SPENDING UNLIKELY TO DECLINE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SUPPORT HUBBEL FOR SCHOOL BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
POLICY FOR INMATES AT FUNERALS IS CALLOUS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
TEA MAYOR MISUSED EXECUTIVE SESSIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*STATE'S GREAT: HIT THE ROAD AND SEE WHY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CAREFUL ABOUT TURNING OFF WELCOME SIGNS FOR YOUNG,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*READY TO ROAM AT THE DOME,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHATZ CRUISES TO OUTLAW WIN,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
21-YEAR-OLD DIES AFTER PICKUP ROLLS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ACCIDENT SURVIVORS REMAIN IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
4-YEAR-OLD'S DEATH IS RULED DROWNING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GREAT PLAINS ZOO REOPENS BEAR HABITAT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LOTTERY DIRECTOR STEPS INTO SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ROAD MAY BE ROMOVED FOR OTHER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PROPERTY TAX CUT TO BE STUDIED AT HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EXTENSION AGENT ENJOYS TRIPS TO COUNTRY ON DAY OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WORKERS KEEP BUSY SPRAYING FOR WEEDS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*USD MED STUDENT MISS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN FACES TRIAL FOR FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"VICTIM FUND AIMED AT WOMEN, CHILDREN","Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HURON BANK PRESIDENT TO LEAD ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NORTHERN UNIVERSITY TO CUT CREDIT HOURS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*LEAD RECEIVES GRANT TO HELP STOP LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*2-YEAR-OLD'S DEATH ACCIDENT, PINE RIDGE POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COUNCIL REOPENS BID HEARING,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*BLOWTORCH CAUSES HOUSE FIRE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"LOVED CROCHETING, QUILTING","Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*FEEDING THE HUNGRY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
GOP HOUSE SEAT COUNTS ON WEST RIVER SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*LAW CHANGES ON EARNED INCOME CREDIT QUALIFICATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FEWER COLLEGE STUDENTS CREATE MORE JOB OPENINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 19 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*FIERCE STORM BLAST SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STRIKE TO FORCE MORRELL'S LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KIDS TAKE STORM IN STRIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*KIDS TAKE STORM IN STRIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*KIDS TAKE STORM IN STRIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PANEL CAN'T HANDLE HEALTH PROBLEM OF NORTON,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BOARD INCUMBENTS RE-ELECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"10,000 GALLONS OF GAS REPORTED STOLEN IN CITY","Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
STOP THE DANCING ON CITY VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BIRTHRIGHT OFFERS AID,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TRUCKERS NEED 65 MPH FOR BETTER MILEAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TRUCKERS NEED 65 MPH FOR BETTER MILEAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*STORM WATCH-WEATHERMEN TUNE IN WITH MECHANICAL EYES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STORM WATCH-WEATHERMEN TUNE IN WITH MECHANICAL EYES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HUMBOLDT-WORST STORM SINCE BIG WIND OF '35,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*HUMBOLDT-WORST STORM SINCE BIG WIND OF '35,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LUMBER SUPPLIES DWINDLING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"RAIL LINE LOST, BUT LESSONS LEARNED","Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INSECTICIDE WAR BEGINS AGAINST GRASSHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
NO BIDDERS FOR HOUSES ON COURTHOUSE BLOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
INSECTICIDE WAR BEGINS AGAINST GRASSHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SEMINAR OFFERS DISASTER TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SEMINAR OFFERS DISASTER TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SEMINAR OFFERS DISASTER TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FEWER COLLEGIANS SEEN BY 1985,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEASURE CALLED EDUCATION CRIPPLER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FEWER COLLEGIANS SEEN BY 1985,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEASURE CALLED EDUCATION CRIPPLER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEASURE CALLED EDUCATION CRIPPLER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TANK THOUGHT TO BE SOURCE OF GAS LEAK-VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"ONLY 9,987,000 MORE PEOPLE NEEDED FOR REVOLUTION","Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PLAY MOVE THREATENED OVER TAXES-SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
PLAY MOVE THREATENED OVER TAXES-SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*POLICE CHIEF SORENSEN FINDS JOB EASIER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*POLICE CHIEF SORENSEN FINDS JOB EASIER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
RAILROAD ABANDONMENT OK'D,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
RAILROAD ABANDONMENT OK'D,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
PROSPECTOR STAKES FAITH IN HILLS GOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
PROSPECTOR STAKES FAITH IN HILLS GOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*ENTERTAIN WITH RECIPES FROM MICROWAVE COOKERY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*DUTCH ELM STILL KILLING IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"SLIP UP, URANIUM PROJECTS MAY CLASH","Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SLIP UP, URANIUM PROJECTS MAY CLASH","Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TIED A SHIRT AROUND TO SAVE THE TREE FROM DESTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
COM/ED INTEREST HAS FEW FLUKES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COM/ED INTEREST HAS FEW FLUKES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*'SHINING' IS SCARY, BUT CONFUSING","Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EARLY NURSING EVOKES VIVID MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*ABOUT PRYOR, HENRY MILLER, AND COMEDY","Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*ABOUT PRYOR, HENRY MILLER, AND COMEDY","Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MISS SD REVELS IN DREAM WIN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MISS SD REVELS IN DREAM WIN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*'MARY, MARY'-FUN DOMESTIC WARFARE","Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*'MARY, MARY'-FUN DOMESTIC WARFARE","Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*COST HARDEST PART OF POOL FOR DO-IT-YOURSELFERS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BIKE TRAIL TO BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VANDALS SMASH EXERCISE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VANDALS SMASH EXERCISE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGION TOURNEY OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COAL SLURRY PLANS MOVING AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RANCHERS SEEK EMERGENCY FEED AID,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS PARENTS WILL APPEAL TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RANCHERS SEEK EMERGENCY FEED AID,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WEB-OAHE DEAL PROTECTS SD,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RANCHERS SEEK EMERGENCY FEED AID,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS PARENTS WILL APPEAL TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WEB-OAHE DEAL PROTECTS SD,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COAL SLURRY PLANS MOVING AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT DECISION LAUDED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CEMENT PLANT DECISION LAUDED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
NO CHECKS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FLOREY PINS HOPE ON SUPREME COURT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FLOREY PINS HOPE ON SUPREME COURT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN'S OPINION ON CUBA ATTACKED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WHY NOT STAGE ROCK CONCERTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HIGH COURT OVERTURNS ACCIDENT RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HIGH COURT OVERTURNS ACCIDENT RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MILLER TO HEAR URANIUM APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SUBDISTRICT AGAINST OAHE-WEB SWAP,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"PSYCHOLOGY SWAYS TRIALS, LAWYERS TOLD","Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SIOUX CHARGE HOSPITAL IS NEGLIGENT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SIOUX CHARGE HOSPITAL IS NEGLIGENT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SIOUX CHARGE HOSPITAL IS NEGLIGENT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"PSYCHOLOGY SWAYS TRIALS, LAWYERS TOLD","Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MOBIL RAILS AGAINST MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
MOBIL RAILS AGAINST MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*SF AIR TRAVEL THREATENED BY STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF AIR TRAVEL THREATENED BY STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF AIR TRAVEL THREATENED BY STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NOMADIC CULT VISITS SF,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*NOBADIC CULT VISITS SF,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TRIO OF ROYALS TAKE BREAK FROM STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TRIO OF ROYALS TAKES BREAK FROM STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WEST BECKONS 3 TO SADDLE UP,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WARNS INDIANS ABOUT OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT SEEKS WAY TO EASE 2ND CIRCUIT'S HEAVY LOAD,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WEST BECKONS 3 TO SADDLE UP,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WARNS INDIANS ABOUT OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WARNS INDIANS ABOUT OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WEST BECKONS 3 TO SADDLE UP,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S 53RD PARK MAY BE IN LINCOLN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WALK FOR LIFE THANKS BACKERS, PARTICIPANTS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIR CONTROLLERS-KEEP 'EM FLYING (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGENCY'S MILK VOTE NO HELP FOR INFANTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR FREEZE URGED FOR US & RUSSIA (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRACKDOWN URGED ON DRUNK DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"PATRIOTISM, LOYALTY ARE URGENT NEEDS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
W SIOUX HARDWARE ANIMALS ON T-SHIRT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'BIKE FOR YOUR LIFE' JUNE 28,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF TRUCKER IS BEST DRIVER IN RODEO,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER FOUND IN PLANE'S FILTER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RAIN MAY HELP WHEAT QUALITY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFFICE CLOSING THREATENS STUDY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LUVERNE EMPLOYER CONFIDENT TO OPERATE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
MEIERHENRY WANTS INDIAN LAND RULING OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WANTS INDIAN LAND RULING OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WANTS INDIAN LAND RULING OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*PENO BASIC CIVIC CENTER OPENS-QUINN, SD","Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*PENO BASIN CIVIC CENTER OPENS-QUINN, SD","Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SUPREME COURT MAY GET ELKTON DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
ABDNOR-CHANGE LOCATION OF TRIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
RESOLUTION ASSURES ACCESS TO OIL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
OMAHA FIRM CONSIDERS AIR SERVICE TO YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BIG SKY AIRLINES MAY SERVE SD,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DOLAND DE-HY INC TO PRODUCE ALFALFA PELLETS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
STOP BURN INJURIES WEEK JUNE 28-JULY 4,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ABDNOR-CHANGE LOCATION OF TRIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
METHODISTS SET FUND-RAISING GOAL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FORMER PRESS ASSOCIATION OFFICIAL DIES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
RESOLUTION ASSURES ACCESS TO OIL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
IOWA BEEF MERGER ASSAILED AT HEARING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
CHAMBERLAIN SCHOOL ADDS DORMS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
ETSI'S PIECES HAVE TO FIT TOGETHER RIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*9TH ANNUAL ARTS AND CRAFTS FESTIVAL IN THE PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JAPANESE GRAIN EXPERTS IMPRESSED BY SD,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO SCHOOL EVENTS SET FOR WEDNESDAY NIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITIZEN'S TIP LEADS TO ARREST OF ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS UNION HEAD UPSET BY DEFEAT OF ACT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"LAWYERS ARE DISLIKED, NEB CHIEF JUSTICE SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ADVOCACY NECESSARY FOR MENTAL HEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARM ECONOMIC PROBLEMS ARE SEVERE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN'S RHETORIC & THE ARMS TALKS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD HOMECOMING--GOLDEN STATE RESIDENTS DISPLEASED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*A FINAL FAREWELL TO A DAD,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*FEWER STUDENTS, LESS FEDERAL AID","Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN FISHERMAN SETS RECORD,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CANOERS SHOULD LEAVE NOTES ON CARS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LUMBER COMPANY CUTS INVENTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PUMPS MUST SHOW FULL PRICE OF GAS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SDSU NEWS SEQUENCE ACCREDITED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
URANIUM EXPLORING PERMIT APPROVED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WATCH DOG'S FIRST NIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*JOHNSON ELECTED PRESIDENT OF BAR ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
CORN PALACE NOT INCLUDED IN TOURIST DECLINE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
"TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS KILL CHILD, 95 YEAR OLD","Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*BRINGS CONSERVATIVE VIEWS TO ATTORNEY GEN RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GOLD PROCESS TEST MIGHT LEAD TO SD MINE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
COKE IS IT FOR COLLECTORS IN COLEMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"STIFF FINES, ROUGH WEATHER SLOW SPEEDERS","Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
ACADEMY LEAVES STUDENTS ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
TOURNAMENT EVERYTHING STATE'S GOLFERS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'VITAMIN MAN' COMES TO TWINS' AID,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BOATING SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*OMAHA TEAM TRAVELS IN STYLE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HUNTING APPLICATIONS NOW AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LACK OF SPONSORS LIMITS SF TEAMS TO TWO,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SHIMATOREE'S BACK IN SERIOUS TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"DESPITE HARD TIMES, AREA RACING PRODUCING RECORDS","Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
EMMONS HAS BEEN TO THE NATIONAL SOFTBALL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*THE RACE FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CAROL LAUER HAS A TASTE FOR THE OLD-FASHIONED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
ARCADE OWNERS DON'T EXPECT VIDEO BOOM TO FIZZLE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*4TH GENERATION CELEBRATES CO'S 100TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESSES ELIGIBLE FOR LOAN HELP,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
CONSUMERS BUYING AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SF TEST SITE FOR NEW LIGHT BEER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SOME EMPLOYERS PLAN HIRING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*LIFE IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*RICK ASKS FOR STRAWBERRIES, CREAM","Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*THEATER IS IN FINAL PHASE OF FACELIFT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*POLLING PLACES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS MAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER--VIETNAM VETS ARE GETTING RESPECT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCULPTOR'S WIDOW WILL BE ON PUBLIC TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SANDI'S POETRY GIVES A NEW DEFINITION OF DISABLED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RIVER KINGS PADDLE TO VICTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*CENSORSHIP OF BOOKS, FILM INHIBITS EDUCATION","Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BEST EFFORT NEEDED TO SAVE C&NW LINE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REPORT SAYS INFRASTRUCTURE IS CRUMBLING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JURY SELECTION FOR RUSSELL KELLER'S MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DISPUTE ABOUT VOLGA TEACHER MAY GO TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
PRESSLER LEADS MEETING ON EROS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
STAY TUNED TO ALL-STAR WRESTLING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LUCAS LEAVES MARION DRAG-RACE COMPETITION BEHIND,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MORE RAIN SOPS EASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEPARTMENT HEADS WANT {dollar}1 MILLION MORE FOR '85,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TO BRING WESTRA, PULSE TOGETHER","Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOCCER SUCCESS BEGAN AS A FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STATE'S ICE MACHINE MAKES HACKETT HOT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
WALLEYES DULL TOURNAMENT INTEREST,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*BROADCASTER KEEPS DREAM ON THE WAVES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
STATE STUDENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
HUMANITIES COMMITTEE FUNDS 11 PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.C, p.14, col.4"
*NEW CHURCH MAY EASE OLD DISPUTES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS DIDN'T INTEND TO BREAK LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TRY TO DEFINE RELIGION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS TO VOTE ON COMPREHENSIVE TESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE OFFICE DROPS PLANS ON FEE COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'85-86 SCHOOL YEAR MAY BE LENGTHENED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
MURDER SUSPECT MOVED TO YANKTON COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
REMODELING WILL TAKE MORE THAN YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
STREET REPAIR PLANS WILL BE FINISHED MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MAN GETS 25 YEARS FOR RAPING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
AUDIT OF COUNTY SERIOUS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IF REAGAN HAD STAYED HOME (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TO FIX FARMERS' PLIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WHY WAS EMPLOYEE LAID OFF (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"LUVERNE HAS COUNTRY, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
HAM RADIO OPERATORS WILL PARTICIPATE IN TEST,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POLICE WARN THEY WILL ARREST FIREWORKS VIOLATORS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SERVICES ARE TODAY FOR FORMER STATE OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AREA SCHOOL DISTRICTS ELECT NEW BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
MYERS WILL COORDINATE STATE OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
OKS PUBLIC TV BUDGET REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
PASTORS CALL FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY JOINS POOL TO PAY HOSPITAL BILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
INSURANCE AGENTS BUSY AFTER HAILSTORM,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
OFFICIALS PROBE FATAL PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TEAM WILL HELP SPRINGFIELD STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
STUDENTS MAKE SPECIAL BIKE FOR YOUNGSTER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1984, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*GROUP CLAIMS DASCHLE MILKS DAIRY CO-OPS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD FARES WELL WITH AG INCOME,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD TRAVELERS ASKING ABOUT FOREIGN FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*LAWYER DESERVES THANKS AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON HIJACKED JET,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROJECT SUPPORTERS MUST WORK HARD (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PROFESSIONAL DANCER CAN'T STAY PUT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THRESHOLD CHANGES HEADQUARTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
HOOPS LAWSUIT MAY GO TO FEDERAL COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROJECT OPPONENTS TO TURN IN PETITIONS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHRIVER'S MISSES CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMALL AIRPORTS--ALL'S FARE IN CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, CANADIAN MEET SOON","Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY WANTS {dollar}2 MILLION MORE IN NEW BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS KEEP ALCOHOL BAN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN MAN CHARGED WITH THEFT AFTER CHASE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHILDREN'S SERVICE TO DEDICATE NEW CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CLOTHIER A HABITUAL OFFENDER, JURY RULES","Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FLANDREAU CRASH INQUIRY COULD TAKE MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INCUMBENTS BACK ON WAKONDA SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCINTOSH YOUTH SAVES ELDERLY MAN FROM FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RANCHER LOSES ANOTHER ROUND,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3 UNCONTESTED FOR SALEM SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*ACTIVIST PELTIER IN KANSAS PRISON,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CALLS FLOOD STATION AFTER PROGRAM ON ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PRAIRIE FIRE DESTROYS 500 ACRES, BARN","Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROSEBUD STORE CLOSING MAY END SWIMMER'S FUN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN NAMED VFW COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NORDLAND FEST 1985--JUNE 21-23,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HUSEBOES TO REIGN AS FEST ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1985, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*CITY MAN FOUND MURDERED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COURT ELECTS WUEST CHIEF JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BANK-FUNDED JUNKET UNDERSCORES PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BRING SHADOW DANIELS BACK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COUNTERING APARTHEID REQUIRES STRONG ACTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JOIN IN FUN OF NORDLAND FEST (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"SURE, NOW ABDNOR TALKS AG (L)","Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TACCO OFFERS NO ANSWERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*POSTER CHILD WITH SPINA BIFIDA,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BEHIND EVERY WOMAN. . .,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
AMENDMENT RESTORES TAX DEDUCTIBILITY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRST BANK SYSTEM ANNOUNCES SALE OF 4 BANKS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SLOW MEDICARE MONEY IS HARD FOR HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 ARRESTED IN KIDNAPPING AND ASSAULT CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUNDBREAKING TODAY FOR HEALTH-CARE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
VFW TO HAVE ANNUAL CONVENTION THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MILLER APPEALS MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL STOCK GOES ON BLOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE--CREDIT SYSTEM NOT AIDING FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN BOUND OVER FOR ATTEMPTED-MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARTICLES FOUND IN DIAPER NOT GLASS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICE IDENTIFY SUSPECTED DROWNING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROTESTER FILES APPEAL IN SUIT AGAINST JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD REDUCES COMPANY'S RECLAMATION BOND,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HIGH COURT OK'S SEPARATING SIBLINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CANDIDATES FIND CHARITY BEGINS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*'USA TODAY' FINDS CITY'S PULSE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GRAHAM FINDS MIXED BLESSINGS IN SCANDAL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOWN MEETING CAPTURES ATMOSPHERE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*FOLLOWING FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CAMP THANKS SEABEES FOR HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FIRMS THANKED FOR SCHOOL PARTY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LUTHERAN BROTHERHOOD HELP NOTICED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MORRELL FAMILIES MADE MARCH WORK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SERTOMA DONATION APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
KIDS FISHING DERBY A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TENNIS TOURNAMENT BACKERS NOTED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
COMPANY COULD TEACH MORRELL LESSON OR TWO (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FLIGHT PROBLEMS MAY BE GETTING WORSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHERE'S LOCAL SOFTBALL NEWS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION II PROPONENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*BISHOP APPOINTS CHANCELLOR,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WE MUST DENY OURSELVES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WAHL RECOGNIZED HOWSER'S TALENTS EARLY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AIRLINE HARBORS MITCHELL DOUBTS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARSON BLAMED IN ELEVATOR FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS WHEAT DETAILS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TENTATIVE PACT REACHED FOR SWIFT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO TEND TO QUESTIONS ON DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNION BACKERS TO UNVEIL MORRELL BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FATHER FOUND GUILTY IN WAKPALA FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS SAY NO TO PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNOR ASKS LAWMAKERS' AID FOR WATER PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KELO APPEALS CLOSED HEARING IN INFANT DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"OFFICIALS, HONEYWELL SEEK ENVIRONMENT STUDY","Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTION CANVASS DONE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FLIGHT STATION GETS REPRIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PANEL APPROVES HAULING UNCOVERED ASH,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PORK GROUP MAY FIGHT CORPORATE LOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FAMILY FARM BRANCHES OUT IN TREES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"*SENATORS AGREE, DISAGREE ON DEFENSE","Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SURVEY REFLECTS RETAILERS' VIEW OF LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*BANCROFT SPRUCES UP FOR ITS 100TH,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIREWORKS DRAW AREA ENTHUSIASTS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
105 DEGREES IN THE SHADE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TIPS FOR KEEPING YOUR COOL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FEAR CLUTCHES SUFFERERS OF PANIC DISORDER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CONTESTANTS NEEDED FOR NATIONAL PAGEANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STUDENTS TO HELP PROMOTE ABUSE AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"VOLUNTEERS OFFER PHONE HELP, REFERRAL SERVICE","Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LASER CAN'T BE USED IN CATARACT SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
FACTS SHOW IMPORTANCE OF PROCESSING INDUSTRY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY IS HARASSING NORTON ACRE OWNERS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
O'BRIEN HUSTLES FOR ISIAH-MAGIC MOMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM LAND PRICES CLIMB {dollar}9 AN ACRE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOME IMPROVEMENT MONEY GOES UNUSED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN, 74, CITED IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BEATING THE HEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EMPTY BOTTLES TRACK DIABETIC'S SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BLIND YOUTH WINS NATIONAL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOW VOTER TURNOUT EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROSEBUD INDIAN PROMISES RAIN IN OHIO,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY FORMS CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"SOUTH DAKOTA NUMBER 5 IN SHEEP, LAMBS","Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
POLICE TO TEACH YOUTHS TO RESIST DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*VOTERS TO PICK COMMISSIONER, SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS","Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*5 1/2-POUND 'GRADUATE' GOES HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"186 SEEK SEED, SOD PROTECTION","Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KANSAN CLAIMS HE ROBBED BANK TO HELP WIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEW CONDUCTOR HOPES CITY GETS 'HOOKED',"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HIGH IN THE SKY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DOWNTOWN MAKING NICE RECOVERY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MOVING BANDSTAND COSTLY AND ASININE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STOP GRAVESIDE THEFTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FARMERS NOT AT FAULT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LAIRD GOES AFTER ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINNEGASCO TRUCKS PATROL FOR LEAKS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD FARMERS HELP LOBBY CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*FIREWORKS SALES START HEATING UP,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BROOKINGS CHAMBER WORRIES ABOUT SHOPPING EXODUS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS BATTLING 2 FIRES IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAS FLOWS AGAIN AT WILLIAMS PIPE LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER TO DECIDE SENATE BID IN JULY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN 'SERIOUS' AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HALFWAY HOUSE EXPANDS SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NAME-CHANGE PETITION DRIVE FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'LIFERS' MAY GET CHANCE TO RE-ENTER SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION FOR CITY YOUTH CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TWO OFFICIALS SEEK DISMISSAL OF CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*WARD AND PRECINCT MAP,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADULT CARE CENTER IN HURON DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO CITY DEBATERS WIN HONORS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*JAILHOUSE DOC,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WATERTOWN SCHOOL BOND ISSUE FAILS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DAMAGE FROM DOWNPOURS STILL LIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE RUNS AWAY AFTER ATTEMPTING TO RETURN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LANDMARK THEATER WILL CLOSE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE PANEL VOTES FOR FLAG AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HURLEY HALTS DANCING IN STREETS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
POWER OUTAGE CLOSES RAVEN PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
"RAIL DREAM ENDS, ANOTHER BEGINS (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY NEEDS STATION THAT PLAYS HARD ROCK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SCHOOLS NEED HIGHER SPENDING PRIORITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
KRANZ'S POLITICAL ANALYSIS FAULTY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
REBELS WOULD BE GOOD ROOSEVELT NICKNAME (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
JOHNSON CHAMPION USER OF FRANK MAIL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
STAGE AREA CROWDING SHOULD BE STOPPED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*GETTING GRILLED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRESS WOMEN AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
CAMEL LEAVES ZOO FOR NEBRASKA HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRAT ENTERS RACE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNORS MEET TO DISCUSS RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL BUSINESSMAN LOSES COURT APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAR CRASHING INTO HER HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POT-SWAP INMATE PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD APOLOGIZES TO CUSTODIANS FOR LETTER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ACCIDENT KILLS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ANTI-ABORTION PROTESTERS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEARS CONCERN ABOUT SURFACE MINING RULES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VERMILLION RAPE SUSPECT SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY LOWERS SPEED LIMIT ON 41ST STREET,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DAVIS TO LEAD JUDGES ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CAPITAL FOR A DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BROOKINGS VOTERS BACK TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GARRETSON OK'S BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ELECTION ROUNDUP,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
OUTLAWS LEADERS RACE TO WEEKEND WINS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSED FEE HIKE HAS OWNERS CONCERNED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*NEW RESTAURANT TO OPEN AT 10TH-KIWANIS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
DEADWOOD TO BECOME 'ASPEN OF MIDWEST',"Argus LeaderJun 20 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
PARTY MOVED TO JULY 3,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
YARNELL FATHER KEEPS DAUGHTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
30-YEAR CONCESSIONAIRE CRIES FOUL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CLINT BLACK WILL PERFORM AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SF CAN'T PICK UP ON RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*AN ADDED COMFORT TO YOUR CAMPING TRIP,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PRAIRIE REP TELLS 'STEEL MAGNOLIAS',"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
TEACHERS ON LOWER END OF PAY SCALE (PROF),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CITY ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GETTING ON BALLOT SHOULD BE HARDER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TREASURE-HUNT PRIZES DON'T MATERIALIZE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DOGS IN PENS GET INHUMANE TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"WALLEYES BITING, BUT SOME ARE SMALL","Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
'BROOKINGS REGISTER' PUBLISHER LEAVING JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOARD COMMITTED UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAY END STEAM HEAT SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
REGENTS OK SALARY PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COUPLE GETS APPROVAL FOR DEADWOOD CASINO,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GANNETT PURCHASES FOUNDATION SHARES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PLANNED PROJECTS AT HISTORIC SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RULES OUT MINNESOTA FOR WAREHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD CORN OFFICIAL WILL TESTIFY IN DC,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*GETTING A FILLUP,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
RESEARCH RECOMMENDS NEWSPRINT AS BEDDING FOR COWS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FLANDREAU NATIVE WILL LEAD DEVELOPMENT GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
AMATEUR RADIO CLUB PLANS EVENT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WORKER PINNED BETWEEN VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KLEIN COLLECTS FIRST LOTTO CHECK,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON VOLUNTEER GIVEN HONOR IN DC,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEN PALS SOUGHT BY POTTSDAM WRITERS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 HABITAT HOMES WILL BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY AWARDS {dollar}8.38 MILLION TO COUPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"RAIN, HAIL SLASH THROUGH EAST SD","Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOLS ARE COOKING THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*KIM SHOT SZECHWAN OWNER TO PAY OFF DEBTS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSIONER CASTS VOTES LONG DISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TASK FORCE SUBMITS RECOMMENDATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOY IS FOUND AFTER WIND CAVE PARK SEARCH,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"CITY, COUNTY EYE NEW RAILROAD AUTHORITY","Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COMMISSION CAPS MALT BEVERAGE LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEMOCRATS MOVING AN OFFICE TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WAGON TEAM TO APPEAR IN TOM CRUISE MOVIE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WINNING LOTTERY TICKETS UNCLAIMED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STURGIS STUDENTS 29TH IN CAR COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"MOBRIDGE WOMAN EARNS {dollar}369,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
SCENIC RESIDENT'S DEATH RULED ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
"*STAAB, WHITE READY TO CARRY OUT PROMISES","Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MAY BACK EFFORT TO DELAY DORN NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MASTEN TO INVESTIGATE ELECTION CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*CLOGGED RIVER CHOKES COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLITICS LED TO FIRING--MISSOURI OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRAIRIE MARKET TO CLOSE AUGUST 1,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN ARRESTED IN MITCHELL SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MODERN LIFE IS UNWORTHY FOE OF NATURE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
STATE COUNCIL RECEIVES GRANTS FOR INDIAN ARTS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MUSICAL TO RETURN TO ORDWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*JUSTICE SHOULD COME FROM TRIBES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FREEDOMS ERODING LIKE WATER OVER A BOULDER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
US JUSTICE SYSTEM NEEDS ADJUSTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
FAMILY LIFE DESERVES HIGH PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*MINNESOTANS TOPS AT JUNIOR OPEN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HERITAGE HOUSE DEDICATION TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED FOR DOUGHNUT SHOP MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD ESCAPEE CALLED DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSE IS REALITY--IN 24 HOURS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHIEFFER DEFENDS ACTIONS IN 'SUE' CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS VOTE TO PAY BLOCKED ETHANOL SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEGLECTED DOGS FOUND DURING PUPPY MILL RAID,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WHS ACTIVISTS REQUEST FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRANT TO HELP STOP DROP OUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGES GROUP URGES MORE YOUTH CENTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TORTOISE CELEBRATES 111TH BIRTHDAY TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNION COUNTY FAIR SET FOR AUGUST 3-5,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USDA ALLOWS USE OF IDLED ACREAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON WANTS CHANGE IN GAME LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RULING EFFECT UNCERTAIN FOR DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SOUNDS OF SILENCE ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*STATE GOES INTO BATTLE, TAKING CUSTER AT HIS WORD","Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*US WEST RENOVATIONS NEARLY DONE--REALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
'RENEGAGE' DEMOCRATS ESCAPE PUNISHMENT (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"GAMING CAMPAIGN ON, AND FOR BETTER (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER FIZZLES ON CAMPAIGN FINANCE (AB AM NEWS),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
3 CHEERS FOR VOTING AGAINST TAX (MITCHELL DAILY REP),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*EXPERIMENT SHOWS EFFECT ALCOHOL HAS ON FETUSES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"CITY, SCHOOL DISTRICT RESPONSIBLE TO TAXPAYERS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RAISING TAXES WON'T HIKE REVENUES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"IRONICALLY, GERMANY CHANGES ABORTION LAW (L)","Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
VISIT TO VETERANS WALL HARDLY COURAGEOUS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CONGRESS SHOULD STUDY BILLS BEFORE VOTING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
COSTNERS' PROJECT GOOD FOR STATE ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
REMARK ABOUT AIDS QUILT A RESULT OF IGNORANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SHOOTING OF LAB PUP UNPROFESSIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
OAKS' COURAGEOUS PRAYER EXHIBITED FREE SPEECH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
S DAKOTA TOO EAGER TO BAIL OUT BIG BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DON'T BURDEN TAXPAYER WITH 'EGO MONUMENTS' (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
MANDAOTRY SPAY/NEUTER PROGRAM NEEDED HERE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
AGENCY HONORED FOR TV TRAVEL ADS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION FIRMS AWARDED FOR SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"INTERSTATE 90, CITY PROMOTIONS PLANNED","Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO REFUSED SUBSIDIZED MAILINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD INSURANCE CLINIC THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*US WEST REFURBISHES LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANTELOPE HUNTERS PREPARE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*NATURE'S SWEETEST SONGS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
HOT LINE HELPS FIGHT POACHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
HOMELESS NEEDS TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MALFUNCTIONING SIREN CAUSES CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN DROPS LAWSUIT AGAINST STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECTS STILL IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BIKERS WITH A PURPOSE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITY PTA LEADER URGES INVOLVEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ONE PLACE IN SD LOOKING FOR MORE RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*DON'T LOOK FOR CLINTON TO CHANGE, FRIEND SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*FLYING FARMERS CHECK CATTLE ON THE WING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MILLER WILL STAY OUT OF DEADWOOD VOTE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FEAR OF TAXES MAY KEEP TOWN FROM BEING CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*STATE WATER PROJECTS GETS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BIOSTRESS LAB ALMOST READY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
LIGHTNING LIKELY CAUSED HURON FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.08, col.8"
MARKER MYSTERY LAID TO REST,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
STATE AG LAND VALUE RISES 4.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
STATE FEEDING MORE FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*SCOUTING OFFERED SOME TRUE GIFTS--ON FATHER'S DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SPITTING IMAGES OF DEAR OL' DAD,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S FIRST AMERICAN INDIAN BISHOP CONSECRATED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNCERTAINTY SURROUNDS COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TO FOCUS ON RACIAL RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*COMMISSION CANDIDATES CONFRONT ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
IMMIGRATION IS NOT VALID ELECTION ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SELF-HELP IS ESSENTIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TWO BOARD INCUMBENTS SIOUX FALLS' BEST BET (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*REFUGEE COMMUNITY UNFAIRLY BECOMING SCAPEGOATS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
COMMITTEE CHOICES BASED ON POSITIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
'REFUGEE BASHING' DESTRUCTIVE ATTITUDE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
CEE SEES CAMPAIGN AS FOCUSING ON ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
CEMETERY THIEVES FORGET COMMANDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
ROAD KILL HANDLED IN VARIOUS WAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS WITHOUT POWER SUNDAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
4 SD WOMEN WIN PRESS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S ISSUES TOPIC OF FORUM IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*65 CARS REPORTED STOLEN IN CITY SO FAR THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*1920'S SUNKEN GARDEN NEEDS REPAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TRAFFIC, NOISE FROM REROUTING WESTERN WORRIES SOME","Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*GIVEN SECOND CHANCE, HE'D TEACH","Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TRIBES AND TROOPS TO RECONCILE AT FT MEADE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SACRED HOOP RUN IN HILLS STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WINTER WHEAT HARVEST EXPECTED TO BE LOWER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
{dollar}2.1 MILLION ALLOTED FOR SD JOBS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE TO DISCUSS DRUG PRICING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AREA ELECTIONS SLATED FOR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MULTIPLE-BUILDING STATUS PERMITS MORE GAMING DEVICES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*GRANDPARENTS PAYING TUITION WON'T BE TAXED,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WALKS KILL CANARIES IN 4-3 LOSS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL'S IN FOR THE SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AREA STUDENTS WIN MAJOR COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
ABORTION CLINIC ACCESS LAW STANDS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NSP URGES CUSTOMERS TO COOL IT ON AIR CONDITIONING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ARGUS LEADER PRICES TO INCREASE JULY 1,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN COUNTY READY TO APPROVE GROWTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HOT SPELL ENABLES FARMERS TO HAY, PLANT CROPS","Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD POLLS OPEN TODAY FROM 8 A.M. TO 7 P.M.,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY HEYDAYS OVER--WE HOPE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REFRAIN FROM POLITICS IN CAMPAIGN REFORMS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WE ALL SHOULD RESPECT INDIAN SWEAT LODGE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HERE'S WHY GUN BAN DISTURBS SOME PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
JOHNSON STILL SPENDS FREELY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"CITY, MEDIA LET STATE SOCCER TEAMS DOWN (L)","Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
WEALTHY TAXPAYERS DON'T NEED TAX BREAK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
PRESSLER'S INEPTNESS IS WELL DOCUMENTED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
FLAG BURNERS SEND MESSAGE OF SUBVERSION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*A BAD ATTITUDE CAN HAVE ROOTS IN DEPRESSION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RANCH WELCOMES FANS FOR 50TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CANARIES WIN ON DAVENPORT'S BLAST,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LAKE OAHE LURES PRO WALLEYE CIRCUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
MAN SENTENCED ON DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE THREE RAPE REPORTS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO CLEAN RIVER STRETCH,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR PLANS TO SEEK LODGING TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEW GENERATION DISMANTLES MISSILE SILOS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER GOES ON THE OFFENSIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RADIOLOGIST WANTS JUDGE TO STAMP OUT X-RAY TRUST,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*YANKTON SIOUX TRIBE PLANS MARINA CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SIOUX VALLEY ELECTRIC RE-ELECTS INCUMBENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SISSETON MAN DROWNS; BODY RECOVERED FROM LAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*COLLEGE RECEIVES {dollar}1M FROM DECEASED DONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MARION TEAM TO JOIN ACADEMIC COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COURSE-WORK FLEXIBILITY WITH 146-HOUR REQUIREMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*MILKING CONTEST KICKS OFF OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
COUNCIL REAFFIRMS REJECTION OF FIRE TRUCK BID,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ENVIRONMENTAL DEPARTMENT CUTS 10 POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HIGHWAY COLLISION KILLS 4-YEAR-OLD BOY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*STARTED PINK LADY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*BRINGING HOME THE BACON,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
FAULTY HYDRAULICS HOSE CAUSE OF EMERGENCY LANDING,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*ILLINOIS MAN CAMPAIGNS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*FORECLOSURE HITS BAER'S STORES,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
AREA DISTRICTS VOTE IN BOARD ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
MEETING ON INCREASED RATES HAS LIGHT TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderJun 20 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
JANKLOW TAKES SHOT AT HEW,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TAKES SHOT AT HEW,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CLOSED-CORN PALACE HIT BY FIRE-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS MAY LOSE TOP FUEL PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS MAY LOSE TOP FUEL PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS MAY LOSE TOP FUEL PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUSTICES SAY 5 PERCENT OF LAWYERS INCOMPETENT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
A JOB WELL DONE ON DISASTER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
A JOB WELL DONE ON DISASTER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
A JOB WELL DONE ON DISASTER PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RELIGIOUS BROADCASTING STILL UPHELD BY FCC,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RELIGIOUS BROADCASTING STILL UPHELD BY FCC,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DULCET SOUNDS IDENTIFY DULCIMER,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE NORMAN ROCKWELL RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'PROPHESY'-PREDICTABLE PREDICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*'IN-LAWS' SPARKS SUMMER LAUGHS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
REBELS KICK UP HEELS WITH COUNTRY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GHOST STORY BY PETER STRAUB,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FAMILY AIMS TO SOAK FUEL FROM CORN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEW BUDGET PROCEDURES EXPECTED FOR REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY AIMS TO SOAK FUEL FROM CORN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEW BUDGET PROCEDURES EXPECTED FOR REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FLEECE FANS-ANYTHING BUT SHEEPISH,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TURNER, MINNEHAHA BEANS SUFFER MOST","Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"TURNER, MINNEHAHA BEANS SUFFER MOST","Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HOPPER PESTICIDE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HOPPER PESTICIDE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FREE DIABETES TESTING TO BE OFFERED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
INSTITUTE TO BE BUILT FOR HHH,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SALE TO BENEFIT AGAINST DISEASE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT FOR CHILDREN OPENS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT FOR CHILDREN OPENS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
'FOR SALE'-A NATIONAL LANDMARK IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
'FOR SALE'-A NATIONAL LANDMARK IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BRUCELLOSIS TESTING MANDATORY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*VERDICT NOT IN ON DAIRY ACT REPEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
LACK OF PHOSPHORUS OBSERVED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.2"
MUSK THISTLE CAN BE CONTROLLED BY WEEVIL,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
SORBATE USE COULD REDUCE NEED FOR NITRITE IN FOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*DRINKING MILK DETERMINES PRICE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
LAWYERS ASK BAR EXAM,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOLEM-PEN NEEDS BUCKS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOLEM-PEN NEEDS BUCKS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWYERS ASK BAR EXAM,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY SURPRISED AT PRELIMINARY CENSUS DATA,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FEDERAL LAND GRAB PLAN CALLED A HOAX,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BRADFELT BUILDING FACES CONDEMNATION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RULE ALLOWS MORE TESTS FOR 'GIFTED',"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF SCHOOL BOARD EYES SOUTH SIOUX REMODELING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAYORS OPPOSE OAHE DEAUTHORIZATION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF SCHOOL BOARD EYES SOUTH SIOUX REMODELING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EDGEMONT PLASTER MAY BE RADIOACTIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SMALL WETLANDS HAY CROP SEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
EDGEMONT PLASTER MAY BE RADIOACTIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SMALL WETLANDS HAY CROP SEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
RAILROAD REPAIR CLOSES 4 BLOCKS ON MINN AVE.,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LETTER TO REGENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS FACE POLICY CHANGES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS FACE POLICY CHANGES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUVENILE DIABETES GROUP APPRECIATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PARK BOARD THANKED FOR SUMMER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"FACTS, ALTERNATIVES NEEDED FOR SLIP-UP (L)","Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NICHOL CRITICIZED IN PRISON RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SAVE ESCALATOR FROM FORMER PENNEY STORE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
NICHOL CRITICIZED IN PRISON RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ENGINE STALL PROBABLE CAUSE OF CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NY EXCHANGE ACCEPTS SD FIRM,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE SPONSORS OPEN MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GRAND JURY RESULTS IN DRUG ARREST,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DIVERSION MAY BE BLOCKED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ESTELLINE FARMERS HESITATE OVER AGREEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF'S WIFE LISTS NAME ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS SEEK MOBIL HOME SANCTION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS SEE END TO GRAIN EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*AUCTIONS 1929 MODEL A FORD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS FUME OVER FITNESS TEST,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FIREFIGHTERS FUME OVER FITNESS TEST,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FRONTIER'S ENTRY TO AID PASSENGER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI DAMS AND COMPUTER AGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI DAMS AND COMPUTER AGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN CLAIMS WIDESPREAD SEX BIAS AT USD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW'S STAR GAINS LUSTER IN RECENT MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN CLAIMS WIDESPREAD SEX BIAS AT USD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN CLAIMS WIDESPREAD SEX BIAS AT USD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW'S STAR GAINS LUSTER IN RECENT MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CABLE TV MAKING INROADS IN SF,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN CLAIMS WIDESPREAD SEX BIAS AT USD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW'S STAR GAINS LUSTER IN RECENT MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSES FARMERS' CHAMPIONS OF PAST (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER PRAISED FOR AID TO SHEEPGROWERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAIL FUND TRANSFER VITAL TO SOUTH DAKOTA (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AGENCY PLANS AWARDS FOR NO-SMOKING AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER PRAISED FOR AID TO SHEEPGROWERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AGENCY PLANS AWARDS FOR NO-SMOKING AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WHERE WAS PUBLIC ON VIETNAM VET'S DAY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SON OF SF WOMAN MISSING IN CANADA,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
8 SD PRESS WOMEN HONORED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ACREAGE FOR CENDAK REDUCED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
8 SD PRESS WOMEN HONORED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CITY BICYCLISTS BEING SURVEYED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*ARCADE IS HEAVEN FOR GAME ADDICTS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LOOKOUT FOR MISSING 2 TRAINED RABBITS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LOCKWOOD HAS LEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCKWOOD HAS LEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*12-YEAR OLD MILER WINS FISHING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*THUNDER VALLEY HOT SPOT THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*REVIVING A 112-YEAR-OLD SWEDISH TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSEHUSBAND-NURTURING A CAREER AT HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSEHUSBAND-NURTURING A CAREER AT HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSEHUSBAND-NURTURING A CAREER AT HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REVIVING A 112-YEAR-OLD SWEDISH TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LIPREADING TAKES CONCENTRATION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ARTISTIC AWARENESS COURSE JUNE 22-26,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL BAND CONCERT IS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OOPS PRESENTS A CHILDREN'S PLAY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
IMPLEMENT DEALERS HOPE RAIN HELPS SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HORSE POWDERED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HORSE POWDERED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*AUCTIONEER MORE THAN A FAST TALKER,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*AUCTIONEER MORE THAN A FAST TALKER,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
HOLDING COMPANY OK'D FOR FIRST SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
MISSING MAN FOUND DEAD IN JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*VOLLEYBALL OR BADMINTON ARE THE HOTTEST SELLERS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"RECEIVED A {dollar}3,146 GRANT FROM THE SD HUMANITIES","Argus LeaderJun 21 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
"USD MEDICAL SCHOOL RECEIVED A GRANT OF {dollar}24,463","Argus LeaderJun 21 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
CITY COMMISSION TO DECIDE FOR LEGAL ADVERTISING,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOME DAKOTA FEDERAL LAND CONSIDERED FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"1 KILLED, 9 INJURED IN VAN ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderJun 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POINTLESS TALK ABOUT 'ENEMY' HARMS PEACE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN DEFENDED--NOT HIS FAULT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SD'S 'CALIF OPTION' GETS BOOED (SCHREINER),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SDSU STUDENT MISS COLLEGE RODEO,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BIKING WITH DAD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*CANTON CLEANS UP,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOOKSELLERS ASK JUDGE TO THROW OUT JANKLOW SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*KIDS STRETCH, SQUEAL WITH DELIGHT TO MOUSERCISING","Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CZECH DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
BEAVER CREEK GIRL IS 4-H OFFICER,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FERN STANLEY HEADS JAYCETTES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HUMANITIES GROUP SELECTS LEADERS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*BROOKINGS WOMAN ON MUSIC BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CARLSON DIRECTS LAND TITLE GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
COMPLEX SERIES OF DEALS LEAD TO BANKS CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS IN COUNTY JAIL ON BURGLARY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL DENTIST ACCUSED OF PRESCRIPTION FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL VOTES FOR NEW WATER TREATMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OLSON GETS 10 YEARS FOR ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TROUBLED INSURANCE FIRM BARRED FROM MONTANA,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CITY OFFICIAL EXPECTS 15,000 TO VOTE TODAY","Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MIXED FEELINGS GREET PAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ELMWOOD GOLF COURSE SHOWS BIAS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NORDLAND FEST OFFERS ENJOYABLE CELEBRATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOULD FETUSES CAUSE AS MUCH IRE AS EAGLES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER ENTRANCE FEES AT PARKS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"FIRE DOES {dollar}20,000 OF DAMAGE TO MITCHELL HOME","Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CHANGES, CHALLENGES UPCOMING IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"AFTER SQUABBLE, HEINZ AGREES TO HINES' SIGNS","Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BOARDS VETO CANAL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CANDIDATE APOLOGIZES FOR USE OF WRONG FIGURES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FEDERAL AID MAY BE NEXT STEP FOR RURAL LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAW ON TAX-FREE BONDS NEEDS UPDATING,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE--RESERVE BOARD SHOULD INCLUDE FARMER,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
STUDY--YOUTHS IN ABERDEEN DRINK MORE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
RAPID CITY MEAT PACKERS ACCEPT 3-YEAR CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
RETIREMENT TAKES SPORTS WRITER STOLZE AWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A RINGER FOR A GOOD TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PRO BOWLER WEBER, AMATEUR FLINT ARE IN CONTRASTS","Argus LeaderJun 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FLOOD TOLL RISES WITH MORE RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BEACH BOYS WILL BRING GOOD VIBRATIONS TO SF,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY'S BUDGET MAY RAISE HOMEOWNERS' TAXES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOSS WILL GAIN PLACE IN AVIATION HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESIDENT OF DAKOTA STATE COLLEGE RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN HONORED BY MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIERECK ASKS JUDGE TO DROP DRUG INDICTMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS STATE CONVENTION STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD CONSIDERS BUYING UNDEVELOPED LAND,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS REJECT SCHOOL CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DON'T FORGET ISSUES AT PARTIES' CONVENTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNMENT OF PEOPLE FOR GOVERNOR (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RETURN THOSE STOLEN BOOKS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE GAME LODGE'S FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REVIEWING SALARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INTERSTATE FRAUD TRIAL MAY GO TO JURY TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW CITICORP CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BIA OFFICIAL CHARGED WITH STEALING CARPET,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CRIME VICTIMS TESTIFY ABOUT PROBLEMS WITH SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GUARD CAN USE FORT MEADE BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR WANTS COUNTIES DECLARED DISASTER AREAS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR TO OPEN OFFICE IN EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICIALS DEAL WITH OVERPAYMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HURON COLLEGE PRESIDENT'S SUIT STARTS IN JULY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
MEIERHENRY SUPPORTS SODBUSTER LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"PLATTE BOY, 9, DROWNS","Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
JANKLOW'S LIBEL LAWSUIT COSTS BOOKSTORE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*MERWIN RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*FESTIVAL BRINGS FLAVOR OF EUROPE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KNOBE CONSIDERS MAYORAL RUN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FIERY EDUCATION DEBATE CONTINUES TO BURN HOT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX PLAN WOULD HURT CREDIT UNION MEMBERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SHOPPERS HAVE RIGHTS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GUEST CONDUCTOR ONCE LED CIRCUS BAND,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
'MAMA' MEMORABLE--SORT OF,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*GROUP HANDS CITY HALL PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S A FRIEND TO THE RESCUE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TEACHERS OUT {dollar}375 EACH,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
13 COUNTY DEPARTMENTS PLEAD THEIR CASES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIR PATROL CADETS TOUGH OUT TRAINING CAMP,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DAD OFFERS REWARD FOR PROOF OF INNOCENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FEUD BETWEEN CLOTHIER AND VICTIM'S FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAD GOVERNMENT CREEPS OUT OF THE RED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SURVEY--GASOLINE PRICE CLIMB HAS SLOWED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN DEMANDS PART IN TRIBAL ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FIRM WITHDRAWS BID TO REOPEN ROCK MINE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*CITY GROWTH BY LEAPS OR INCHES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*KUCK SUES OVER HUNKING ELECTION WIN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITIBANK EMPLOYEE TESTS POSITIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITIBANK EMPLOYEE TESTS POSTIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAPTURING THE NORDLAND FEST SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SOUTHERN BAPTIST WOMEN TO SEED NEW CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAY MEANT FOR REMEMBERING THOSE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAGAN STRENGTHENS COURT'S RIGHTWARD TILT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SELLING WATER SYSTEM WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*TWO OF STATE'S OLD POLITICAL NAMES FACE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VOTERS PREFER PERFORMANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*VIOLENT THUNDERSTORM WASHES OUT BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONFLICT PREVENTS WHITE FROM DEBATING,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION PLANS PARK DEDICATION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GOODWILL MANAGER RESIGNS, THANKS SUPPORTERS","Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POSTAL SERVICE PLANS OPEN HOUSE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX MAY FORCE MESABA TO CUT SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CONFIRM STABBING,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABDNOR BACKS MOVE TO RAISE SPEED LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CODINGTON COUNTY SHERIFF SUFFERS HEART ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER PLANS TO OVERRIDE REAGAN VETO,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU NAMES NEW HOME ECONOMICS DEAN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF MAN ARRESTED IN MITCHELL ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SWIMMING BANNED AT 2 STATE LAKES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FIRM BLAMES ROTOR BLADES FOR FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEIDEPRIEM DOESN'T RULE OUT CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*ROSEBUD DOCTORS WRESTLE DISEASE, POVERTY","Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM RECOVERY FRAGILE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'TIMES' ARE CHANGING FOR NAVAJO PAPER,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CENTER HAS NOTHING TO HIDE IF WITHIN LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DUKAKIS NEEDS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
REFORM CAMPAIGN SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
JUNE IS NATIONAL ROSE MONTH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
VETERAN'S MEMORIAL ETERNAL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"WEIGHTS LIFT ATHLETES' STRENGTH, CONFIDENCE","Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STREET STOCKS RACING WELL,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ARMED ROBBER HITS CITY STORE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES MCCROSSAN RANCH,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINN MAN KILLED IN TRAILER WRECK,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILLIAMS PIPE LEAKS FUEL OIL,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP PICKETS STORES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WORD IS OLD FOR COUPLE'S DUTCH BIBLE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ANTI-RAMP ORGANIZATION PREDICTED TO DRIVE ON,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"NAME, WORKS PRECEDE EVANGELIST","Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TEACHERS PAY IS UP BUT STILL LOWEST,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JURY SELECTION SET FOR MONDAY IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON TO EXPLAIN RULES FOR STATE LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL WANTS STUDY ON COMBINING LAW DUTIES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE CRIME LAB SEARCHES FOR ROOM TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP TO SUGGEST RECLAMATION RULES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"APPEALS UP IN STATE, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SUMMER SIZZLES AT WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*TRAGEDY DREW FATHER, DAUGHTER CLOSER TOGETHER","Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*REID HOLSEN DONS CHEF'S HAT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
AREA EMPLOYERS PLAN TO INCREASE HIRING,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"CORN MARKET MIGHT IMPROVE, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HEARING TO DISCUSS MICKELSON'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LABELLE'S STORE TO CHANGE NAME,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAL SERVICES MOVES OFFICES TO 49TH,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WINNERS ATE TACOS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY STEPS UP SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
OUTRAGEOUS ACTIONS EARN LAKER TICKET,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FIRE SNUFFS OUT FEED SOURCE FOR GETTYSBURG,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUMMER STARTS WITH A SIZZLE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUN MIGHT KEEP VOTERS FROM POLLS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BOARD ELECTION OFFERS VOTERS A CHOICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SHOULD RESUME WEATHER MODIFICATION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GROUP BACKS MICKELSON PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
HIGH RESERVATION JOBLESS RATES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BARNES NAMED MISS SD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARMED ROBBER HITS RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANTON PUTS LIMITS ON LAWN WATERING,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEEN DROWNS IN RESERVOIR,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE BAR HONORS 50-YEAR MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HANDICAPPED PUPPETS HAVE FEELINGS, TOO","Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WAKPALA MAN LOSES APPEAL IN FIRE DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMY GETS {dollar}76 MILLION FROM 5 COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EQUAL PAY STUDY SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY APPROVES WASTE TREATMENT FEES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SKI AREAS SAFE--HOMESTAKE OFFICIAL SAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MIDWEST GOVERNORS TO DISCUSS DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WEATHER WON'T DRY UP TAXES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRE FORCES EVACUATION OF RC RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HUNKING VS JAMISON,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RISTY, SORENSON JOIN SCHOOL BOARD","Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN PASTOR DETAINED DURING TRIP,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HEAD-TO-HEAD BATTLE COULD OUST HUNKING,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOLFBALL-SIZE HAIL FALLS NEAR HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NO NEW PLANT AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CITY'S NEW HOPE--RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*MOST ALSO-RANS ARE LEANING TOWARD JAMISON,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NEW BOARD SHOULD GET ON WITH BUSINESS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD MAKES CITY CLASS-CONSCIOUS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
HUSET COVERAGE SKIMPY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
*FORESTBURG GROWERS TAKE A SLICE OF MARKET,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MISSIONARY BIENNIAL DRAWS 7,000 TO RC","Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRODUCE GOOD SOURCE OF POTASSIUM,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*COMMERCIAL STOVE ADDS TO COOK'S RANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ARSON SUSPECTED IN LATEST TEA FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY SCHOOL BOARD ANSWERS COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION ALTERS COUNTY TRAVEL POLICY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SECOND BODY PULLED FROM MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
6 DRUG TRAFFICKERS GIVEN PRISON TERMS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A DRIVE THROUGH THE PAST,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WEDDELL TO SERVE '84 SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"COUNTY OFFICIALS CUT {dollar}40,000","Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HAGEN WANTS CHARGE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S VOTERS FILL SCHOOL BOARD SEATS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN CITY CANDIDATES FACE RUNOFF,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS VS SD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GAMBLING RULES VOTE IS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CHILDHOOD IS BEST TIME TO STOP DELINQUENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MUSEUM DEDICATED TO COWBOYS IN SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*3 RACERS TO SPRINT FOR {dollar}5,000 PRIZE","Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*PLASTICS FIRM MAY GO PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*MANY HOPE THEATER WILL BE SALVAGED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BAD BILLS FADE FAST,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BARGAIN ON RIVER REFUSED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NO TREND EMERGES IN TAX-FREEZE FRACAS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FIGHT CRIME BY IMPRISONING CRIMINALS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FLAG NOT INTENDED AS RELIGIOUS SYMBOL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
IMPROVED SECURITY NEEDED AT CONCERTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
INSIGHTFUL ARTICLE TRIGGERS MEMORIES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
JOE FOSS SOUNDS LIKE ARCHIE BUNKER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*LUTHERAN WOMEN'S CAUCUS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VETERINARIAN IS 1ST WOMAN AT CANISTOTA CLINIC,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BELIEVERS OF FATIMA VISION MEET FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STATE CAN HELP REORGANIZATION PROCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRASH VICTIM WAS SF TEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE AMENDMENT ADDS INDIAN HOUSING,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE UNDECIDED ON FLAG AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GORE TO CAMPAIGN FOR MUENSTER JULY 1,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BICYCLIST INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HSC STAFF PLEADS FOR HIGHER SALARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISABLED AIR COMPLAINTS ABOUT ARENA,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VERDICT POSSIBLE TODAY IN ABORTION PROTEST TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YOUTH BOARD ASKS CITY TO DELAY LOOP VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LUTHERAN PASTOR RETIRES AFTER 18 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIAL OFFERS OVERCROWDING REMEDY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BEING FIRST FEMALE DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA PROFESSORS AUTHOR CHILD CARE BOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FINAL CASINO HEARING SCHEDULED TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GUIDELINES PROPOSED FOR RELIEF PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CALIFORNIA BEAR PUT IN PROTECTIVE CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HURLEY MAYOR WEARS MANY OFFICIAL HATS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COMPANY TO BUILD RECYCLING FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
PIZZA PURCHASES TO AID CHILDREN'S INN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RAIL FIRM PAYS SD {dollar}1.3 MILLION FOR LEASE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STATE LOTTERY SURVEY SEEKS BUSINESS OUTPUT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FARM BILL COMPROMISE COLLAPSES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
TRAVELERS CORP PULLING OUT OF SD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
LITTON BUYBACK OF CITY PLANT REMAINS ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*CANISTOTA 'WHAPPED' BY HAIL STORM,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINING FIRM FACES COVER-UP CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WITNESS UNSURE KIM WAS DRIVING CAR,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
4 OF 11 S&L'S SHOW LOSSES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COOLING SCHOOL RIGHT THING TO DO (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LAW REQUIRES SCHOOLS TO BE ACCESSIBLE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BALANCE IS NEEDED ON SCHOOL SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SOLO TRAVEL IS UNIQUE KIND OF FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'ROCKETEER' PROMISES TO BE SUMMER HIT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN FIRE CHIEF RESIGNING AUGUST 15,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE RECEIVES BILL TO FUND BIOSTRESS LAB,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STRANDED FISHERMEN FOUND NEAR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RURAL-STATES PANEL OUTLINES HEALTH-CARE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDY SUPPORTS HOUSING TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WEST CENTRAL CANDIDATE REQUESTS RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD INCREASES SCHOOL-LUNCH COSTS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER OBJECTS TO 'THUNDERHEART' PORTRAYAL,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY CONCERNED ABOUT FOUL AIR AT CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INMATE PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULTING GUARD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"WASTE OIL, PESTICIDES COLLECTED IN BROOKINGS","Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"ABERDEEN, MILBANK UNITS MAY BE HOME JULY 4","Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BUSINESSES TOLD TO TURN MUSIC DOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WAKTEGLI CEREMONY IS SCHEDULED JULY 5-6,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AIR FORCE APOLOGIZES FOR NIGHT FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PEACOCKS MISBEHAVE AT STORYBOOK ISLAND,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PIONEER STATUE WILL BE DEDICATED AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RAINS WON'T STOP IN NORTHVILLE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TEEN-AGER DIES AFTER TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN SUES OFFICERS WHO USED TEAR GAS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*DEDICATION, PATIENCE WORK FOR DEHAAN","Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'36 PACKARD CARRIES HOPES OF SF MEN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WATER REIGNS AT KARTS WEST,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"FARM GROUP CITES DASCHLE, JOHNSON","Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LAWS WILL CHANGE JULY 1,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RECEIVES ENTERPRISE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*WRITING DEALS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*CHARITY RUN ENDS IN TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COUPLE USES UNORTHODOX BABY SEARCH,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RIVER MAY FLOOD IN SF,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMPOST PLAN UP FOR VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CITY BEST COMPOST HOST,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"DEMAND, BUREAUCRACY RIDDLES PROCESS","Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
YARD WASTE BAN TO CHANGE TRASH HABITS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HERE'S HOW COMMUNITY COMPOSTING SITES WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
ANOTHER SCANDAL WORTH ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"GROUP, COMMISSION BOTH LOST OUT (ABERDEEN AM)","Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LAWMAKERS' CLUBHOUSE COMMENTS OFFENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STUDENTS SHOULD PAY FOR EXTRA ACTIVITIES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TRIM SCHOOL PROGRAMS INSTEAD OF TAX HIKE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TAKE TIME TO MAKE BEST FUNERAL CHOICES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*DELL RAPIDS' STADEM UMPIRES SONS' BALLGAMES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GIVE 55-AND-OVER CROWD A CHANCE FOR WINS AND GRINS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PATIENT PARENTS CAN HELP CHILDREN CATCH 'FEVER',"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*RINGNECK OFFICIAL NOW A 14-UNDER OPTIMIST,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CAPITOL CLUBHOUSE TO BE USED AS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHARGES POSSIBLE IN PUPPY FARM CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING POSTPONED FOR RAPID CITY YOUTH,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNDREDS GATHER FOR UNITY OF THE TRIBES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANTON PROJECT DEDICATED TO IMMIGRANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ESCAPEES' PLANS OFTEN FIZZLE, WARDEN SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOSSIL FINDER TESTIFIES IN SUE CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARTY OFFICIALS CALL TALK TV GOOD PRESS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BALLOON MUSEUM MAY OPEN IN MID-JULY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STURGIS POLICE OFFICERS TO USE HARLEYS ON JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUMMER SESSION AT ASPIRE HIGH NEAR CAPACITY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER PARK IMPROVEMENTS APPROVED BY COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LOBBYISTS BACK TOUGHER REPORTING RULES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SD GETS ROLE IN NIKE AD AS 'INSIDE' JOKE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STEAM TRAIN FROM DEADWOOD NOW IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"DEADWOOD VOTE KILLS SEWER, WATER PROPOSAL","Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
RANDALL PLANS NEW STORE IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
THEO'S TO FEATURE WOOD-FIRED OVEN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"WETLANDS, TAXES TOPICS AT CONFERENCE","Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S A TIE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*LET 'LONE METEOR' BURY SPACE TRASH IN BLACK HOLE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*WYOMING CAPITOL PREDATES SD STATEHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.3"
JOY DELIVERING PETITIONS WHILE COSTNER SEEKS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE WOMAN BEHIND THE BARS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY COMMISSION SHOULD PAY BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CLINTON PLAN NOT THE DEFICIT-CUTTING WONDER IT SEEM,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*DEFICIT PLAN A SPARRING ARENA FOR SPECIAL INTERESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MULTIPLE USE AREAS BEST FOR BLACK HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PRAYER SUPPORTERS SHOULD REDIRECT ENERGY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GAMBLING ACTUALLY KEEPS FAMILIES AWAY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"POLICE, FIRE DEPARTMENTS HAVE ADEQUATE STAFF (L)","Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PICKET PAY BACK PLAN HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
GOVERNOR BUILDS LEGO CREATION TO HELP KIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ORPHANAGE ALUMNI STAFF REUNION TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PROFESSOR TO STUDY IN SYRIA, JORDAN","Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN WINS STATE CROWN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TICK INFESTATIONS LIKELY TO BE PROLONGED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY LIBRARIAN EVEN HAS TO WORRY ABOUT THISTLES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEGENDS RUN WILD IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTHERN BAPTISTS EXPLORE GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DISABLED ENJOY CAMP ADVENTURES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BLACK HILLS TIMBER SALE GETS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTERFEIT BILLS FOUND IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RESTORED DEADWOOD ART TO GO ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RUNAWAY PRISONERS ESCAPE SOME CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION MEDICAL FACILITY OPENS JULY 7,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*FINALLY, A DAY IN THE SUN","Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE WON'T APPEAL LONETREE DUMP SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ESTATE MAY PAY ALL OF THE TAXES ON INHERITANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CANARIES LOSE TWO,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRUE BEAUTY DOESN'T KNOW DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"PRESHO YOUTH ADVANCES, OTHER STUDENTS HONORED","Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH FIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN STRIKES HIGH,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"FIRED WORKER SUES HARDING, STATE","Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BOOM TOWN ON THE BORDER,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"VOTERS TO FILL SCHOOL BOARD, CITY POSTS","Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COUNCIL REJECTS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*POLICE CHIEF TURNS DEPARTMENT AROUND,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
NATION MUST PICK HEROES CAREFULLY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GAMBLING ISN'T WHAT IT APPEARS TO BE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
TERRACE PARK CITY'S LATEST ENTERTAINMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GIVE AUGUSTANA DESERVED CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
MEDICARE RECIPIENTS SHOULD SUPPORT REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
STATE NEEDS TO PLAN WISELY FOR FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
ENDORSEMENTS FAILED TO SWAY VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*PRO WALLEYE TOUR TRIES NEW SPOT: SHARPE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AN ALL-AMERICAN GYMNAST,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES PUMMEL ST PAUL,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CENTER TURN LANE ISN'T FOR MERGING,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN GIVEN JAIL TIME FOR ROLE IN DRUG RING,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS BOYCOTT WOULD VIOLATE NAFTA,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RUSHMORE MEMORIAL RECEIVES TRAIL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HARDING FACES NOMINATION FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HEAVY RAINS SEND RIVERS SPILLING OVER,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FLANDREAU DR FIRES ASSISTANT AFTER SHE WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MARCH TO ENCOURAGE UNITY AMONG WORLD'S CHRISTIANS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PROTECTION ORDER AGAINST PERDAEMS MADE PERMANENT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
WATERTOWN MAN KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN SOUGHT IN THEFT OF CASINO CASH BOX,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FIREARMS CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SOME CROPS SUFFER FROM LACK OF MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ANTLERLESS DEER LICENSES REDUCED,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
AG DEPARTMENT TO COLLECT PESTICIDES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS RESIDENT IS MISS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MILLER TO SPEAK AND RUN AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
INMATES CAUSE SEWAGE BACKUP AT JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PSYCHOLOGIST RECOMMENDS CHANGES AFTER SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS SAY THEY'RE 'LOTTERIED OUT',"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
FOREST-LOGGING PLAN CRITICIZED BY INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SUSPECT IN TATTOO-SHOP FIRE WANTED REVENGE--POLICE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE LIQUOR-LICENSE LAWS STAND,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
PHARMACIES LOSING GROUND ON MONOPOLIES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
DNA TEST RESULTS IN WICKRE SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
IN-STATE CALLS NOW REQUIRE 605,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*LOCAL PLAYERS BUY UP SIOUX FALLS BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*THIMJON, RISTY KEEP SCHOOL BOARD POSTS","Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HEAT FORCES LAKE LEVELS TO RETREAT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL FAVORS RAISING SOME LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY IS STUDYING AFTERNOON BAN ON LAWN-WATERING,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RISTY-THIMJON WIN PUTS CHILDREN FIRST (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"*LIKE RUSHMORE ITSELF, RHETORIC LEVEL HIGH (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BESMIRCHING PRESSLER ACTION OF LIBERAL LEFT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
EVEN GOV. JANKLOW MUST OBEY THE RULES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA DOESN'T BENEFIT FROM DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PUBLIC BROADCASTING OFFERS FAMILY VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
PRESSLER'S FOES CAN'T COMPREHEND CHARACTER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
OFFICIALS: MAN LIKELY KILLED IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOPE HAVEN COLLECTS USED WHEELCHAIRS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE INJURED IN JAIL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRILLER LAWYER SEEKS DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WEST CENTRAL REPAIRING ITS FIRE-RISK DEFICIENCIES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GUARD UNIT PURIFIES WATER FOR TROOPS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ADDING SALES TAX WILL HURT BUSINESS--AUCTIONEERS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PROPOSED NEW GRAVEL-PIT LAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION APPROVES FIRE STATION CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDY FINDS ARENA ISN'T FEASIBLE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"COUNCIL: DRINKING, STREET DANCES DON'T MIX","Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FIRST RAINS, THEN SIZZLING HEAT, NOW WATER RATIONING","Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 3 YEARS IN AMPHETAMINE CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SENTENCE SUSPENDED IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN GETS 4 YEARS FOR DRUG POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"SOLAR-POWERED CAR IN 1,000-MILE RACE","Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RULING CAUSES CONFUSION ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*REPORTING FOR DUTY--OR FUN,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RESIDENTS VOTE TO BEGIN SCHOOL BEFORE LABOR DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
RAN MADISON ANTIQUE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*EDUCATION LEVEL OF PRISONERS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HURLEY VOTERS OK HOOKING INTO RURAL WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN GAINS PERMIT FOR 17-ACRE PAINTBALL TAG SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SPEARFISH CANYON FRINGE AREAS MIGHT BE CUT FROM LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GOP CANDIDATE BUCHANAN CHANGES SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRAFFIC DEATHS INCREASE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"QUESTIONS CROP UP ABOUT PROPERTY TAX, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
TERM LIMITS WILL AFFECT LEGISLATURE'S MAKEUP,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"SWEETMAN TO CLOSE, EXPAND","Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SAYS WESTERN BANK'S SERVICE CHARGES ADDED UP,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
KSFY OWNERS NEGOTIATE TO SELL STATION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
CANARIES STRONG-ARM WHISKEY JACKS 4-1,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*RICHARD'S WINLESS, BUT LEADS IMCA PACK AT HUSET'S","Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESCUE SHIP HAS SD CONNECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STATUE OF LIMITATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CASH IN ON MORE CONTESTS THIS SUMMER AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COOK EXTENDS HERSELF TO HELP OTHERS THROUGH CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRUCKERS WILL GET FARM FUEL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
'MO SUBSTANTIAL LAYOFFS' AT MORRELLS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKERS WILL GET FARM FUEL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
'NO SUBSTANTIAL LAYOFFS' AT MORRELLS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WELFARE FUND LOSS COULD BE DEVASTATING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
7-11 PROTEST RULED INVALID-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RAIL PLAN WORRIES MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
RAIL PLAN WORRIES MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
LEARN A LESSON FROM SOME KIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OUR LEADERS SHOULD BE SHOWING THE WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LEARN A LESSON FROM SOME KIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WHY NOT RAISE PRICE OF AGRICULTURAL GOODS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
INSECTICIDE WAR ON GRASSHOPPERS BEGUN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INSECTICIDE WAR ON GRASSHOPPERS BEGUN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*STORM'S WORK QUICK, THOROUGH","Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS PICK PAY PROPOSAL FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE CALLS FOR UNIFORM TRUCK LOADS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DROP IN PORK PRICES SEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS PICK PAY PROPOSAL FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE CALLS FOR UNIFORM TRUCK LOADS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*ONE MORE TIME-SID LUNDQUIST,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ONE MORE TIME-SID LUNDQUIST,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INSURANCE COVERS THE DAKOTA DOME,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SF PARKING LOT FEVER COOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}180 MILLION LOST TO '80 DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SF PARKING LOT FEVER COOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FAST-FOOD CHAINS DEVOUR 41ST STREET,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN BAND GRABS TOP SCORE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*THE PIERSOL PRINCIPLE-DISTINCTION & STYLE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE PIERSOL PRINCIPLE-DISTINCTION & STYLE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WHO SHOT JR-THE AYATOLLAH, OF COURSE","Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS CELEBRATES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS CELEBRATES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUEL PLANT MAY REAP AID-LE MARS IOWA,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR DOES FLIP-FLOP ON MX MISSILE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"DEMOCRATS FACE STRATEGY SESSIONS, REASSESSMENT","Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"DEMOCRATS FACE STRATEGY SESSIONS, REASSESSMENT","Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABDNOR DOES FLIP-FLOP ON MX MISSILE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNIFIED GOP AVOIDING DAMAGING DISAGREEMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOW TO SHORTEN MINNEHAHA BALLOT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTIONS HAVE NO MARGIN FOR ERROR (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTIONS HAVE NO MARGIN FOR ERROR (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTIONS HAVE NO MARGIN OR ERROR (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THOMS BLAMED FOR ELECTION FOUL-UPS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
THOMS BLAMED FOR ELECTION FOUL-UPS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WANTS EXPLANATION FROM MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
NO REASON ABDNOR SHOULD DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"MCGOVERN, CLARK PRAISED FOR VIEWS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*'JUSTY' STARTS NEW CHAPTER AFTER 37 YEARS IN COCKPIT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*'JUSTY' STARTS NEW CHAPTER AFTER 37 YEARS IN COCKPIT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 KILLED ON SD ROADS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CYCLIST INJURED IN BOAT-TRAILER CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REALWEST MAY CANCEL RAPID CITY FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
6 NAMED TO VOCATIONAL ED BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NO FIREWORKS IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
'STATUS OF WOMEN' LEADER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BIG HAIL SPLATTERS THE STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MILWAUKEE TRUSTEE-KEEP SALES OPTION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BISHOP TELLS OF HIS AFRICA,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BISHOP TELLS OF HIS AFRICA,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
FRIENDLY GESTURE TO ATTRACT CANADIANS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SHELTERBELTS VITAL TO CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
OVERHARVEST OF PADDLEFISH NO PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SHELTERBELTS VITAL TO CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*THE 41ST STREET SHOPPING SWEEPSTAKES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*41ST STREET'S EATERIES FACE FIERCE COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS CHAPTER OF THE NATL ASSOC OF ACCOUNTANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
SD BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN THE FIRST HALF OF JUNE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"SD FEDERATION OF LABOR, AFL-CIO","Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"CLYDESDALES ATTRACT 30,000 TO MALL","Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
STEADY SD HOG SALES EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
"WATT, SD OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS WATER","Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PAINTINGS REPRODUCED FOR PUBLIC'S BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*PAINTINGS REPRODUCED FOR PUBLIC'S BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SINGER LIVING HER FANTASY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*LOCKWOOD NEW MEDAL CHAMP,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*LOCKWOOD NEW MEDAL CHAMP,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*OFFICIALS-FOOD WAREHOUSE PROBLEMS SOLVED,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSING CATTLE REMAIN A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LINCOLN FORENSICS TEAM WINS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LINCOLN FORENSICS TEAM WINS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DISLIKED ANNOUNCER'S ATTITUDE ON FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GUNS FOR CHINA (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MONEY CALLED MASTER OF REPUBLICAN PARTY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
4 HOSPITALIZED AFTER PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIREWORKS BANNED IN BLACK HILLS DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN MINISTER GIVES FINAL SERMON,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MADISON MAN CATCHES RECORD MUSKIE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN MINISTER GIVES FINAL SERMON,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIELD NARROWS FOR HURON COLLEGE POST,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIGHTNING DOESN'T FOLLOW ANY RULES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE FORCE ADVERTISES PREVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WRITER--'BLONDIE' OLDIES STILL GOODIES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHARLIES'S LICENSE NOT RENEWED,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*'AUTHOR, AUTHOR' IS EASY TO LIKE","Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*8-STATE HORSELESS CARRIAGE TOUR STARTS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"THIS AREA'S WATER IS HARD, AND THAT'S GOOD","Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MOORE NAMED TO GUTHRIE BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*TABOR TO HONOR LATE JOSEPH REZAC,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
TODD TO CHAIR SDSU MICROBIOLOGY DEPT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*MEDICAL GROUPS NAME OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PLAYWRIGHT PROGRAM TO FEATURE VOLK,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*MAKING HAY WHILE THE SUN SHINES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*USD VICE PRESIDENT QUITS, TAKES JOB IN MONTANA","Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RACE ON FOR DEMOCRATS TO FILL SLOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIERSOL TO PRESIDE OVER CONVENTION SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS' CONTRACT TALKS PUT OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FEDS MIGHT SELL SOME LAND IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GRADUATE CENTER OFFERS EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*UNZICKER ASKS BEAN WHY ADVOCACY PROJECT CUT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CALIFORNIA OPTION IS DANGEROUS FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BN WILL CUT SINGLE-CAR BARLEY RATES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FLIGHT SERVICE STATION STUDY PREPARED,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GRAZING AIDS WESTERN SD ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2 PIERRE RAINFALL MARKS SET IN MAY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TRIBUNE CITY'S NEW LEGAL NEWSPAPER,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SUBDISTRICT PROPERTY TAXES TO INCREASE TENFOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BROOKINGS COUNTY TO COUNTER MEDICAL LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ETSI STAFF MAY CAJOLE MIDWEST ATTORNEYS GENERAL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
HINCKLEY CASE COULD CHANGE INSANITY PLEA,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MITCHELL PORK PLANT LAYS OFF 60 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*STATE GOLF CHAMP ENTWISLE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOLS GET 2--CITY GETS A RUNOFF,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*WAREHOUSE DISTRICT PACT, PRESENT, FUTURE","Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIECES OF CITY'S HISTORY UNCOVERED,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MEDICAL GROUP HONORS DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
POSTER CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MARY TYRRELL IS WOMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*BORDEWYK IS NURSE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SACRED HEART HOSPITAL GETS HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*NORWEGIANS ARRIVE JUST IN TIME FOR NORDLAND FEST,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WINGLER--'I DON'T REGRET A THING',"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS OF THE CITY-SCHOOL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VOLCKER--HE'S INFLATION FIGHTER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WOLLMAN SAYS HE'LL DECIDE ABOUT SENATE BY FALL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAVISON COUNTY WORKERS GET {dollar}70-A-MONTH RAISE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BANK CLOSING WORRIES HUMBOLDT RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE INCREASES COLLECTION FEES FOR CITIES WITH TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PLAN WOULD USE COUNTY PRISONERS FOR NURSERY WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
INDIANS WILL DISCUSS EAGLE KILLINGS AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIAL--PARK USERS SHOULD PAY MORE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PORK PRODUCERS GET MORE BAD NEWS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY DISCUSSES CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OFFICER GIVES CRIME TIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LIBRARY MAY GET FEDERAL AID,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SPORTS PROGNOSTICATORS TAKE THEIR LUMPS & BUMPS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"ARABIAN FILLY WORTH {dollar}25,000 PER HOOF","Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
THOROUGHBRED MISSING FROM RAPID CITY TRACK,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
NORDLAND FEST INVOLVES THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*VIKING LIEKARRING DANCERS CARRYING ON TRADITIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.N, p.03, col.4"
MEET THE 1983 NORDLAND FEST KING & QUEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*HARDANGER--STILL A POPULAR CRAFT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
CHAUTAUQUA TROUPE TAKES US BACK INTO HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*GIVE YOUR TASTEBUDS A TREAT AT THE FEST,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1983, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*LEAVES 40 FAMILIES HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW WANTS 17 COUNTIES NAMED DISASTER AREAS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RESERVOIRS SWELL TO NEAR CAPACITY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"RESIDENTS CRITICIZE, PRAISE CITY EFFORT","Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*HOMES ARE INUNDATED AFTER RECORD RAINFALL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
GOOD CABLE TV PROGRAMS WILL BE SCARCE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WET WEATHER BRINGS BUMPER CROP,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGES TOLD ABOUT CALLOUSNESS OF SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE SF BLOOD DONARS ARE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOUND CITY WOMAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS' SUGGESTIONS ON UNITED WAY SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIALISTS WILL DISCUSS PLANTING ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN AS RUNNING MATE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*MELLER-DRAMMER IS LOOKING FOR BOOS, HISSES","Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEMOCRATS WRITE PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LETTER TO THE WEATHER CULPRIT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOMETHING BESIDES MILITARY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOO MANY TOURNAMENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THE STATE OF THE ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"4 INMATES PARTY NOW, WILL PAY LATER","Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR--GOVERNMENT WILL PROTECT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DASCHLE PLANS FLOOD DISASTER MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SENATE APPROVES WATER DEVELOPMENT BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HAIL DAMAGES HITS {dollar}4.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIX CHARGED WITH VIOLATING RACING RULES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOARD WANTS ANSWERS TO CYANIDE MINING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*ALL THE WAY FROM NORWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COOPER--PROJECT FOES TELL HALF-TRUTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
O'GORMAN EXCELLENCE EARNS 'A',"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CRAFTSMAN WEAVES MATH SKILLS INTO WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*HISTORY NEGLECTS THE SIOUX WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TO SOLVE EROSION PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PANDA DIPLOMACY REFLECTS CHANGING TIMES (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
AID PACKAGE FUELS VIOLENCE IN NICARAGUA (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COMMUNISTS TALENTED KILLERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ENERGY NO LONGER PRIORITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*BE A BRIDGE, NOT A FLOORMAT","Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
RAIN HEATS THINGS UP FOR ARENA MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*THEY'VE GOT HAPPY FEET,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRANSPORTATION BOSS TRAVELS TO TOWN FOR ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WAGES UP MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WESTPORT SHOOTING TRIAL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BOY STABLE AFTER ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTING SELF,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY COMMISSION REINSTATES HUNAN LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SURVIVOR CHARGED IN CRASH THAT KILLED 2,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR SHINES IN POLL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
BIA WORKER PLEADS GUILTY TO EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUILDING AUTHORITY WINS DAKOTADOME LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"HOOPS, REGENTS BATTLE MOVES TO FEDERAL COURT","Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RADIO USERS TO TEST EMERGENCY PROCEDURES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE BAR REJECTS CAMERAS IN COURTROOM,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO CHILD SEX-ABUSE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COLLEGE PRESIDENT CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*YOUNG BICYCLIST INJURED,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*BUSH TO VISIT ON BEHALF OF ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WILD WEATHER WHIPS REGION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RULING GROUNDS SD AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BIGGER BOARD WON'T SOLVE ALL PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INDIANS & FARMERS TOGETHER IN SINKING SHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PICK-UP RULE UNNECESSARILY COMPLICATES GAME,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*GOTH GETS HOOKED ON BOMBER RACING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*ASSAM NURTURES OUTDOOR WONDERLAND,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PROPOSAL CALLS FOR MORE DEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
CITY WOMAN DIES IN EARLY-MORNING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE PASSES ABDNOR AMENDMENT TO TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SRSTKA RESIGNS REGENTS POST,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"5,000 REWARD OFFERED IN INVESTIGATION","Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPANS MISSOURI RIVER IN MOCK WAR GAME,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MADISON FIGHTS TO SAVE HISTORIC HALL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
2 REFERENDUMS STRUCK FROM NOV BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AWARD-WINNING POET TO SPEAK AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NJ SENATOR TO SPEAK AT COLLEGE GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
600 DELEGATES IN ABERDEEN RATIFY CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO CULTIVATE GRASS ROOTS FARM SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TRIBAL LEADER DOWNPLAYS COURT RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SUSPECT BARGAINS GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*PROXMIRE FOR CUTTING COSTS OF CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MARTIAL ARTS MINI-TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WIDE OPEN STATE CONVENTION IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*RENT-A-KID HAS SUMMER EMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD OFFERS INEXPENSIVE TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTRY TO THE FARM,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*LOIS MAY WIRTH'S HOMEMADE BREADS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1986, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*TWO FROM TEA BREW FORMULA FOR SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*2 ESCAPEES CAPTURED,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AT LEAST 1 DEAD IN HUSET CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISPUTE ON PLANNED FITNESS CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BODY FOUND IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ALABAMA AND JOHN SCHNEIDER,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
STATES PRIMARY ELECTION IS FINE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GROUNDBREAKING SLATED FOR PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON WANTS SPENDING CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU WOMAN NAMED MISS SD,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TWO YEARS OF PLANNING BRING EVANGELIST,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YOU CAN GO HOME AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEEN MOTHERS' PROGRAM TO GET 2ND LOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAMP PLANS TO PROCEED AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BIA PLAN MAY BE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SENATORS DISAGREE ON CAMPAIGN REFORM,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"GAS, OIL PRODUCTION FALL IN '86","Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WAKPALA MOTHER ENDS UP IN LAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*BLISS TO JOIN SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RANDALL WILL TAKE ON HANSON FOR SEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*ANDERSON, KNUDTSON TO SQUARE OFF","Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOARING MERCURY TIES ALL-TIME HIGH,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HEAT COULD SPARK BAN ON FIREWORKS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BLISS'S UPSET VICTORY SENDS MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*DUMPS WOULD BE COSTLY FOR TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIME IS RUNNING OUT FOR RAIN PAYMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BROADCASTING GROUP LANDS USD PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS TO HAVE PLATFORM HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE ESCAPES FROM PRISON FARM,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF IDENTIFIES GUNSHOT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN KILLED IN FREAK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RAPID CITY RESIDENT RETURN HOME AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AREA SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS HELD,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EUREKA WILL OFFER PRAYERS FOR RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROWN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE SALARY STUDY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*WELL DONE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NAGGING INJURY PLAGUES SAINTS PUNTER HANSEN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
BROKERAGE OFFERS AFTER-HOURS NUMBER,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CHAMBER SPONSORS TOURIST PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CONCRETE CHAPTER FORMED IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SCHWELLA GETS NW BELL POST,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*CITY PROMOTER SPENDS SLOWLY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*MANLEY SEARS CREDIT MANAGER,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
*NORWEST BANK TABS OLIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
*CONTRIBUTING TO THE KITTY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HAIL AND RAIN BYPASS CROPS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HAIL AND RIN BYPASS CROPS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LITTON REJECTS SALE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOSS OF ARMS CAN'T STOP MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MONTROSE FLAMES VISIBLE FROM 10 MILES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON LIQUOR SALE ON SUNDAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TOO EASY TO GET ON CITY'S BALLOT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY STALLS 10 YEARS TO REMOVE DEAD TREE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHY WAS CAR VANDALIZED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PUT CITY HALL IN HIGH SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DELL RAPIDS HOLDS QUARRY DAYS FEST,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THREE-DAY FAIR SALUTES STATE'S ARTISANS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ARTISANS SEE THEMSELVES AS KEEPERS OF TRADITIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CELEBRATION OFFERS CLOSER LOOK AT LAKOTA CULTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY WILL SOUND LIKE LOUISIANA BAYOU,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRADE SHOW DISPLAYS STATE-MADE PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
'HAZARDOUS MATERIAL' WAS BULL SEMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOMEOWNER ACCEPTS CITY'S SALE OFFER,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
METALLICA CLEARED FOR SD CUSSING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE MAN DROWNS WHEN BOAT CAPSIZES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD WOMAN NAMED TO ROTC POSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A HELPING HAND,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*HUNKING, JAMISON START BATTLE FOR SEAT","Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RED CROSS HELPS ELDERLY BEAT HEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RULE ENFORCEMENT STIFLES DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LINING UP FOR CHEAP GAS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE BUILDING BUSINESS SUPPORT FOR TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WORKER SENIORITY TOPS MORRELL TALKS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW RULES MAY CLOSE LANDFILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OUSTED HUTTERITES ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX FREEZE AFFECTS TEACHERS' SALARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD MERCHANTS PAY FOR LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FIRE SHUTS DOWN HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"*1,762 GOVERNMENTS IN SOUTH DAKOTA","Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CORRECTIONS OFFICIAL PREDICTS BUDGET SHORT FALL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SKYFORCE'S EXPANSION DRAFT GOAL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHER CHANGES LIMITING ANGLERS' SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HELLICKSON NAMED EXTENSION DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MICKELSON TO TOUR DROUGHT AREAS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SDSU GRADUATE TAKES FOREIGN POST,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BOOK CHRONICLES HORMEL LABOR TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*YOGI BEAR CAMPGROUND PART OF CHAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"MICKELSON, OTHERS MAKE SALES PITCH TO FOOD PROCESSOR","Argus LeaderJun 22 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
600 SEE LAST SHOW AT STATE THEATRE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TENT SHOW OPENS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT STRIKES DOWN PATRONAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE KILLS FLAG AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOSQUITOES BACK STRONG,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LEGION WILL BURN FLAGS IN CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DASCHLE DISLIKES FLAG AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MANDELA NEEDS HELP IN STRUGGLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOOD SAMARITAN STAFF ACTION AVERTS TRAGEDY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JUSTICE MORE IMPORTANT THAN FLAG BURNING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"GRAVE THEFT SHOWS HEARTLESSNESS, LAZINESS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SAFETY CODES NOT EVIDENT AT ARENA (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MOVIE PERPETUATES MYTH ABOUT DISABILITIES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SF WILL MISS REYNOLDS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMING HOME TO THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CAST STUMBLES IN 'OKLAHOMA',"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
'ENEMIES' SPARKLES AS TALE OF HUMANITY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CANDIDATES AGREE TO TV DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL PROJECTS HIKE IN UNIVERSITY FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RADIO CLUB JOINS EMERGENCY TESTING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATORS TOLD RIVER POLICY WILL CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOOR DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FLANDREAU CITIZENS COMPLAIN ABOUT CASINO DEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SF MAN RUNNING FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FLAVORS EVENT WITH HISTORICAL PORTRAYALS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
54 ABORTION PROTESTERS FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2 CHARGED WITH MURDER CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN IS 'POINT OF LIGHT',"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ORGANIZATION CONSOLIDATES HELP FOR YOUTH,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RC ALDERMAN SEEKS NUDE DANCE BAN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"STATE SCHOOLS IMPROVE MATH, READING","Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MITCHELL DEPOT ON TRACK AS RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FOUR TAX SUITS FILED AGAINST COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JOHNSON PRAISES STATE WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN FACES CHARGE IN FATAL CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CITY SEEKS GRANT TO LURE NEW BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PATROL IDENTIFIES MAN KILLED ON I-29,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE SAFETY CONCERNS GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON HOSPITAL WORKS ON IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD WATER PROJECTS GAIN SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*AREA COACHES COULD BE REWARDED,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AUSTAD'S WILL HOST COMPANY GOLF TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*WHAT A DEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
STORM DAMAGE ESTIMATED NEAR {dollar}1.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*BIG SIOUX BURSTS OUT OF BANKS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY BACK IN SD AFTER PHILLIPINE ORDEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KDLT TO CUT WEEKEND NEWS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
YMCA BOARD VOTES TO CLOSE TEPEETONKA,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BAR HOPES TO KEEP NEIGHBORHOOD APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SMALL TOWN LURES GRAY FROM CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*EPISCOPALIANS ON SIOUX LAND-CLAIMS MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*HOWARD WOOD FEELS AGONY OF THE CLEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CALIFORNIAN ADMITS TO KILLING WIFE IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANSON FIRE VICTIMS MAY GET DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NOMINATES AIDE FOR US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARDON BOARD GIVES PAROLE FOR PLUCKER,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOG WITH M-I-C-K-E-Y N-O-S-E,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE DENIES TESTIMONY IN KIM TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NATIONAL GROUP LIFTS CENSURE ON REGENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DANCE HALL CLOSES UNTIL LIQUOR HEARING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSIONS TO FILL AMBULANCE BOARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRIBES UNHAPPY WITH COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUS DRIVER ENTERS PLEA OF NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOP SETTING ITS SIGHTS ON DASCHLE RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECEIVES GRANT FOR MINORITY TRAINING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAW REQUIRES TRAINING TO APPLY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TRANSPORTATION UNIT LEAVING GULF NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN ORDERED TO STOP HAVING SEX WITH TEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE WATER PROJECTS INCLUDED IN HOUSE BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*RUBBISH EMBERS CAUSE FARM BLAZE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL PUTS DAD ON POSTER,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*FIRE DAMAGES HOME IN NORTHEAST SF,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*RECOGNIZE, ACCEPT YOUR LIMITATIONS","Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*TANNING TRENDY, BUT HEALTH RISKS PLENTY","Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ACTION-THRILLER 'PATRIOT GAMES',"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
REPUBLICAN CAMP JULY 6-11 IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MINING ASSOCIATION INFORMATION DECEITFUL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STORM VICTIMS PUT ON INSPIRING DISPLAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STUDENTS SHOULD PAY FOR 'EXTRA' ACTIVITIES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CLUBHOUSE COMMENTS MAKE LEADERS LOOK BAD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CIRCUMCISION A PERSONAL CHOICE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DAKOTA GOLD TEAMS WIN 6 OF 11 TITLES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SD DOESN'T SET SPECIFIC FEE SCHEDULE FOR PROBATES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ACCIDENT VICTIM STILL CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA STUDENT CROWNED MISS SD,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BIG SIOUX FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOBRIDGE MAN DIES IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FUTURE BRIGHT FOR ENERGY-EFFICIENT BULBS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TORNADO SURVIVORS ARE HEROES TO WEATHERMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SURPLUS HELPED COUNTY DELAY TAX BOOST,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER {dollar}1.9 MILLION IN CUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PETITION FILED TO STOP PINE RIDGE SPRAYING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COMMUNITY LEADERS--MIDWEST ECONOMY OUTPACING NATION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EARLY TOURISM TRAFFIC BRISK AT CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXPANSION PLANNED AT MAMMOTH SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD TO RECEIVE ADDITIONAL JOB GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SISSETON COLLEGE GIVEN FOUR-YEAR GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*QUARRY DAYS HAS EVENTS FOR ALL AGES, INTERESTS","Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RUNNING-MATE PICK UNCLEAR TO DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ARTESIAN AND LETCHER SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*WATER WOES REMAIN FOR MANY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COMPOST FINDS HOME ATOP LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS TUNING INTO CABLE COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ARSON SUSPECT'S CONFESSION IS TOSSED OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TELL US YOUR OPINION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GRADUATION PRAYER WAS SPONTANEOUS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"PEROT EVERYWHERE, MINUS SOLUTIONS (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ROTATING SCHEDULE MAY FIX PRAYER ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEADWOOD SHOULD NOT UP GAMBLING ANTE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"BOY,12, INJURED IN BICYCLE ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY WOMAN CHARGED WITH CUTTING HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLTON FINANCE OFFICER TO SERVE 180 DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNORS START MICKELSON FUND,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUPPET WORKSHOPS FOR CHILDREN FREE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SIOUX CITY MAN, 19, JAILED IN STABBING","Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*JOY GATHERS 19,830 SIGNATURES","Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON LICENSE WORK RESUMES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUMMER SIZZLES ON FIRST DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY PAYS BILLS FOR COMPOSTING CONSULTANT FEE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE STUDIES SCHOOL VOUCHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL UNION TREASURER JAILED FOR STEALING MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EXCISE TAX ON BOATS TO BEGIN JULY 1,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEALTH CARE ACCESS PILOT PROJECT STARTS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON OPPOSES PAY FOR EX-PRESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"POLAND SCHOOL, USD TO EXCHANGE FACULTY","Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"1,500 GUARD TROOPS TRAINING IN BLACK HILLS","Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN RUN OVER ON I-29,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SALMON SEARCH CONTINUES ON LAKE OAHE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BICYCLE HELMET COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KIWI FRUIT COULD TAKE PATIENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"*NEUMANN, WAGGONER WIN","Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*JAMISON, SCHMIDT MEET NEXT IN RUNOFF","Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PARKING PROBLEMS HINDER VOTERS AT AXTELL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*ANTI-TAX FEELING PUSHED BOARD INCUMBENTS OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
VOTERS SEND BOARD ANTI-TAX MESSAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
VEGETARIAN INMATE BEGINS HUNGER STRIKE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM FAILING GANG MEMBER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
EAST COAST GROUP IGNORANT ABOUT STATE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
JURY FINDS MAN GUILTY OF THIRD DWI,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUMBOLDT GIRL FAIR AFTER FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLESKY WON'T RUN FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DISPATCHERS TO OFFER MEDICAL ADVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HENJUM PLEADS GUILTY IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GOODWIN--FIRST ELECTION IN 41 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OUT FOR SOME EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*NEW CATHOLIC CATECHISM RELEASED ACROSS NATION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRAT FROM FAITH MAKES BID FOR STATE TREASURER,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
10 HEAD OF CATTLE KILLED BY LIGHTNING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AGRI PRO SEEDS SOLD TO MEMPHIS FIRM,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHARGES DISMISSED AGAINST SDSU TEACHER,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLANNING WORKSHOP INVITES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEOLA WOMAN ELECTED TO LEGION POST,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAKE-A-WISH CELEBRATES 10TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRASS BANDS TO BELT OLD FAVORITES AT FEST,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FIRST DAY OF SUMMER BRINGS MORE OF THE SAME,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
POWER LOSSES THOUGHT CAUSED BY BAD CABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DAD WHO SHOVED STUDENT ORDERED TO AVOID SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LAWMAKERS PRESCRIBE BILL FOR PHARMACISTS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CLINTON APPROVES SD DISASTER DECLARATION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*CITY SHORT OF AUTO MECHANICS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STARTS SELLING NEW PHONE FOR TELECONFERENCES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CAN'T BE KEPT OUT OF CABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*FAIRGROUNDS WON'T STAGE RACING EVENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES DEFEAT WINNEPEG,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SUMMER TRACK MEETS BEGIN TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DAVE'S DUO GIVES SD A PR LIFT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FUL-FILLING CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TARNISHED GOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PLANNING HELPS COOK ESCAPE KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*REGENTS WANT FOCUS ON RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CURRENT 90-DEGREE CONDITIONS ARE DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'GOOD-TIME' POLICY NEEDS OVERHAUL--PRISON OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENATE SHOULD OK FOSTER NOMINATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME TO REFOCUS ON SCHOOL CHALLENGES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAYOR CAN ANSWER QUESTIONS ON POWER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SPEED LIMIT ON HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'KNEE-JERK REACTIONS' WON'T HELP THE ELDERLY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PRESSLER'S ACTIONS MAKE HIM A JUDAS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*CAR PHONES CAN BECOME A REAL ROAD HAZARD,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BOSTON WILL PLAY IN JULY AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMEDY DELIVERS JUST WHAT DOCTOR ORDERED,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CANARIES WARM UP IN CANADA,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL GRADS UP FOR NCC AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
POLICE ARREST MAN IN CHILD ENTICEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES PURSUE SUSPECTS IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HEARING QUESTIONS WATER PROJECT'S VALUE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HEAD SEES LIMITED USE OF ELECTRONIC MONITORING,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAKING SOCCER COMPLEX ONE OF BEST IS THE GOAL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GARZA SPOKE CLEAR ENGLISH,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW PROMOTES AIDE TO CHIEF OF STAFF,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MAN GUILTY OF DRUNKEN DRIVING IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
STURGIS CAMPGROUND SUES OVER BEER LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BUSINESS CENTER FOR WOMEN GETS AID,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEADLINE IS MONDAY FOR DISASTER AID FORMS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LOW-INCOME PARENTS FIGHT WELFARE REFORM AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS LITTLE EAGLE POST OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*VOLGA CHURCH TO CELEBRATE 125TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
VERMILLION MONUMENT TO MARK 119 YEARS OF CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"FIRE CAUSES {dollar}500,000 DAMAGE TO STORE","Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*MUSICAL ALL-STARS TO PERFORM ON EUROPEAN TOUR,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*CHILDREN WHO LIVE IN HOMES WITHOUT PHONES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MAN CLAIMS HE WAS ASSAULTED ON LOOP,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"COOLING, HEATING REPAIRS OK'D FOR GOVERNOR'S MANSION","Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*DAKOTAH READIES FALL STYLES,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
STATE'S RANKINGS REMAIN STABLE AS COMPARED TO 1992,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
MEDIA CHANGE GENERAL MANAGERS,"Argus LeaderJun 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
STRIKE CLOSES WATERTOWN FIRM,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PETITION CLOSES DOVE SEASON,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STRIKE CLOSES WATERTOWN FIRM,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDY-HIGH MEAT COSTS UNJUSTIFIABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STRIKE CLOSES WATERTOWN FIRM,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WHEN YOUR BIKE COMES APART, WHAT DO YOU DO","Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS MAY FEEL FUEL PINCH,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS MAY FEEL FUEL PINCH,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
US EMPLOYEES URGED TO COUNTER BAD PUBLICITY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
THE TORNADOES BEAT THE BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
APPALLED AT NAMES SUGGESTED FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
THE TORNADOES BEAT THE BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PEOPLE INVOLVED IN DECISIONS OF NEW PARISH,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PEOPLE INVOLVED IN DECISIONS OF NEW PARISH,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE ASKS FUEL PRICE DECREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
DASCHLE ASKS FUEL PRICE DECREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY RECEIVES GRANT FOR LAND,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
MANDAN PROJECT TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
VA PROGRAM MEMBERS TO MEET,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
EPP HAS DOUBLE MEANING,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
EPP HAS DOUBLE MEANING,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
BOARD CHALLENGED OVER KADOKA SCHOOL'S ACTION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPECIALIZED LAW STUDY OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD CHALLENGED OVER KADOKA SCHOOL'S ACTION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SWEDISH SUMMER FESTIVAL-HUB CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS CUT RAISE REQUEST TO 15 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COURT REJECTS CHOOSING UTILITY ON BASIS OF COST,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS CUT RAISE REQUEST TO 15 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS CUT RAISE REQUEST TO 15 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COURT REJECTS CHOOSING UTILITY ON BASIS OF COST,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS 2 VERDICTS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*JANKLOW BATTLES TO TIE-IN WATER SKIING,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"THE SCRIPT'S FAMILIAR, BUT WATER BATTLEFIELD ISN'T","Argus LeaderJun 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CAMP-AN EQUAL CHANCE FOR FUN,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*AFTER 2 WEEKS OF DOGGIN' AROUND...,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HYDRO-ELECTRICITY AVAILABILITY IN QUESTION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD HOG PRICE INCREASES NEAR BREAK-EVEN POINT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VFW AWAITS ON ITS US SENATE ENDORSEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PALACE REBUILDS AFTER ARSON FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WORKERS EYE UNION ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KEEP STATE OUT OF LIQUOR TRADE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CREDIT CARD MOVE TO CITY ASSAILED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
QUESTIONS CITIBANK PAY SCALES IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ALL SHOULD HELP KEEP CITY CLEAN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*JAPAN TRYING TO CHANGE IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TVA IS CONSIDERING REPROCESSING WASTE TAILINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FIRST TRIP AWAY FROM HOME LANDS HER IN S AFRICA,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*ABDNOR-TIGHT BUDGET HURTS WATER PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIR PACT IS 'AN IMPROVEMENT',"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE GIVES BAYER REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE GIVES BAYER REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIR PACT IS 'AN IMPROVEMENT',"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABDNOR-TIGHT BUDGET HURTS WATER PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A DEER STORY THAT CAN'T ALL BE TOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*HOTLINE HELPS CALLERS TO UNDERSTAND GAY LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*'CANNONBALL RUN' IS HEADLONG RACE INTO MEDIOCRITY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*INSTALLED AS PRESIDENT OF AM ASSOC OF SWINE PRACT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STROSCHEIN & REINDERS WERE ELECTED AT THE CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*ALYS WILLIAMS WAS INSTALLED AS PRESIDENT...,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"*TOM DONLEY, CEAL HALVERSON WERE INSTALLED AS OFFICE","Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*ALYS WILLIAMS WAS INSTALLED AS PRESIDENT...,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PHYLLIS HOISETH WAS ELECTED CHAIRPERSON FOR ARTS ED,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"MARGOT HOOD-RODGERS, APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF WOMEN'S","Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
SDHSAA APPROVES VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDHAA APPROVES VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BURGLARY SUSPECT OPENS DEFENSE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FIREMEN OPPOSE TEST, BUT WILL TRY IT TODAY","Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KULL RECEIVES APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FIREMEN OPPOSE TEST, BUT WILL TRY IT TODAY","Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAIN EMBARGO SET,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRAIN EMBARGO SET,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW WANTED MEETING KEPT QUIET,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW WANTED MEETING KEPT QUIET,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*EX-MADAM INDICTED FOR TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*EX-MADAM INDICTED FOR TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
A LUCKY BREAK (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORLD FAES THREAT FROM NUCLEAR ARMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW AND '82 (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR APPLICANTS FROM JOB SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ANOTHER MISSING BIKE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RAPID CITY AIR CRASH BLAMED ON WIND,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE REUNIONS THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
9 SD COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR WATER AID,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
1-DAY ABERDEEN-MINNEAPOLIS MAIL KEPT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW AND MEIERHENRY DISCUSS HILLS OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW AND MEIERHENRY DISCUSS HILLS OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SCHOOL LUNCHES GO UP NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT HEARING JULY 2 IN YANKTON POLICE CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TECHNOLOGY SLOW TO REACH RURAL US,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*TEEN'S DEATH LEAVES BABY GIRL MOTHERLESS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LAW PROHIBITING SEX DISCRIMINATION--10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DUCK CROP LOOKS GOOD IN SD THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*RUNNERS UP FOR HEAT STROKE THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*EX-COACH KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*HINCKLEY VERDICT SURPRISES, UPSETS SF RESIDENTS","Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INTERNATIONAL CO WANTS SD'S MILBANK MUTUAL,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VARILEK WILLING TO BE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ATTORNEY GENERAL RACE GOP CONVENTION FOCUS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD JOBLESS RATE FALLS TO 4.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SF MAN FACES FELONY DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION VOTE UNFAIR TO CHARLIE'S OWNERS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WE DISAGREE WITH CITY'S DECISION ON LEGAL PAPER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS CRITICIZED FOR FAILURE TO ATTEND HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY ACTION ON PETITION RESTRAINED-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JOBS FIRST PRIORITY IF TRUSTEES MOVED,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MOST CORN, SOYBEAN CROPS PLANTED","Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OUSTED DIRECTOR TAKES TEACHING POST,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAYMOND MAN SEEKS OAHE BOARD JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN TRUCK ACCIDENT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE MULLS VENUE CHANGE FOR FIRED POLICEMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"STRIKING PLUMBERS, CONTRACTORS AT IMPASSE","Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*'ET' & 'ROCKY III' ARE RAKING IT IN,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ELK POINT RAILROAD LABORERS MAKE TRACKS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JACK-OF-ALL-TRADES FIDDLES AROUND,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"SUMMER HAZARDS INCLUDE BOTULISM, BUGS, BERRIES","Argus LeaderJun 23 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*EVERYONE'S NORWEGIAN DURING FEST,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BOARD EYES BUILDING, COURSE CHANGES","Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIMKO DECIDES TO QUIT BOARD WHEN TERM EXPIRES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"HUNKING, HINES SPARRING FOR RUNOFF","Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ALCOHOL & DRUG TREATMENT OFFICE OPENS HERE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BANCROFT TERMINAL SALE MAY IMPROVE GRAIN PRICES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BLAIR DECIDES NOT TO APPEAL CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INTERVIEWS DON'T PRODUCE ARREST IN TEA CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TAX FEE INCREASE ANGERS CITY FINANCE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TRAINING SCORCHER,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORT LINCOLN AUDIT WAS INCOMPLETE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LANGFORD MAN FOUND SHOT TO DEATH IN PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MORE PIGS MEAN LOWER PRICES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VIGOROUS RUNOFF AHEAD (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WHY BROWN, NELSON WON (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE MAY GET {dollar}8 MILLION IN WATER MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BILL WOULD HELP SMALL BUSINESSES GET CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
GOP WILL MAKE '84 ELECTION PLANS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
OAHE MEMBER SEEKS IRRIGATION PLAN CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PIERRE HAS TOOLS TO ATTRACT BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
STATE TO SEE IF IT'S OWED MINERAL LEASING MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*DINNER THEATER COMES TO WORTHING,SD","Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*THE LUCK OF THE IRISH,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WHITE BASS GAINING RESPECT FROM ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRO NEWCOMER WINS WESTPORT TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*CITY, COUNTY CLEAN UP","Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MAY REMAIN AT FLOOD STAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KNOBE'S SEEKING VOTES FOR CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CHRISTIANS SHOULD WORRY ABOUT GOD,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BISHOP URGES LAWYERS TO IMPROVE COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONVICTION ISN'T AN ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HERE IS ADVICE ON FLOOD CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO APPEAL SUIT TO STATE SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KENNY ROGERS CONCERT IS SELLOUT FOR 2ND YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAY APPEAL RULING ON RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA MAN ARRESTED FOR RAPE OF BOY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ASKS COURT TO LET HIM PRACTICE LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MASTEN WOOS DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS' PLAN WOULD GIVE TO THE TOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
THE SUB DISTRICT GANG AT HIGH NOON (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TRY IT, YOU'LL LIKE IT...(ED)","Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THANKS FOR HELPING STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWYERS DELAY VOTE ON CAMERAS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLICE GROUP WILL HONOR 2 SF RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ABDNOR ASKS BLOCK FOR FARM FLOODING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PRESSLER WILL MEET WITH REAGAN ON FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COACH WAS LIKE DREAM COME TRUE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE CREATES BEAUTY TO SPREAD THE WORD,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DELMONT MURDER LEAVES TOWN WONDERING,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
A PASSION FOR JUSTICE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LUCK SHOULDN'T PRESIDE AT CITY HALL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CANDIDATES FOR US HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*ARE CITY'S POTHOLES THE PITS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LOCAL DRIVERS HIT THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MISUSE OF MARINE RADIOS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
VERMILLION MAN NEARS MILESTONE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*ANNUAL NORDLAND FEST PARADE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HERSETH TO ANNOUNCE GOVERNOR CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BERESFORD LAWYER NAMED NEW BAR PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE PROMISES TO FIGHT RIVER WATER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SISTER WANTS HHH MEMORIAL IN HURON,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THUNDER STOPS AT BLOOD RUN,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*NETWORK TO WARN RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RENTERS FIND BETER MARKET IN SF,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ANNUAL STAMPEDE RODEO SET IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE DISCUSSES HOW TO PROTECT VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RELEASES FROM DAM NEAR YANKTON MAY RISE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
19 APPLY FOR TOP POSITION AT MENTAL HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SRSTKA--REGENTS NOT AT FAULT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BOARD TO LOOK INTO DRILLING REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COMMITTEE BACKS ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
PARENTS LEARN ABOUT KOREAN CULTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*SUMMER CAMP FUN,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
BEETLES MAY HARM TREES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
CITY QUESTIONS NEW SDSU PHONE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*QUILTS BLEND CULTURES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*JUNE HOLOCH, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*PRINTER TOYING WITH SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
APPRAISERS DRAW FIRE IN REAL ESTATE SLUMP,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FRUSTRATION OF SEEING BUSINESSES FAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ROSEBUD COMPANY RECEIVES SOFTWARE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*JUDGE LOVES SERVING TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS CLEAN UP AFTER STORM,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE ART OF DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*LET'S NOT ALLOW FEARS TO SPOIL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROVIDE BUSES FOR TEEN-AGERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VOTERS ARE PLEASED WITH HINKING'S WORK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COVERAGE HELPS RED CROSS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PROJECT APPRECIATES DONATION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RODDERS FELT WELCOME IN CITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SISTERS INSPIRED RESIDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SUPPORT KEEPS CAMP OPEN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BECAUSE IT'S THERE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY VOTING MAKES WINNERS OUT OF LOSERS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*105-YEAR-OLD WOMAN SETS EXAMPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HERSETH NARROWS CHOICE FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW PSYCHIATRIC UNIT NEEDED--MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CORPS AGREES TO AUTHORIZE STUDY OF LAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RUSHMORE CEREMONY APPEALS TO TV NETWORKS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOME HOPPER HOT SPOTS DEVELOP OUT WEST,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE TRIES TO UNLOAD HAZARDOUS DAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER MAN DROWNS WHILE SWIMMING,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"DASCHLE, ABDNOR DEBATE FARM PROBLEM","Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*SERVE RETURNS IN TIME FOR RAYMOND,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COOLER DAYS TO DAMPEN FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRIVERS CITE WET TRACK IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP WANTS MURPHY REPLACED,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DESPITE ADDED TRACK MEASURES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JURY PROCESS SHOWS WEAKNESS IN SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STUDY FINDS WEAK LINK IN STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SOFTBALL TEAMS IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
DON'T CALL STRIKERS IDIOTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CONSIDER ABORTION CAREFULLY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*REGENTS PRESIDENT IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDEN VALLEY WINS BAND CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-DEFENDANT CHARGED IN DWI,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND IN RIVER IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SWIFT CONTRACT FREEZES WAGES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CHILDREN'S ISSUES NEED ATTENTION, PANEL TOLD","Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUNKING SUED IN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EVANGELIST'S VISIT IS ANSWER,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOPES FOR CROPS SHRIVEL IN SUN,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS RULE OUT FUGITIVES IN ARSON,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REINSTATES PREGNANT STUDENTS' PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FAULTY WIRING CAUSED FULTON FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FBI TO INVESTIGATE WAKPALA COUPLE INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN OLYMPIAN ADDRESSES OGLALA GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC MEETINGS TO DISCUSS GARRISON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"TRIAL LAWYERS, COURT REPORTERS ELECT OFFICERS","Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY OK'S BUILDING PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DIFFERENCES DEVELOP ABOUT LOAN FUND,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
29 TREES HIT BY VANDALS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DRIVERS GOING THE LIMIT OFFICIALS SAY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRE BURNS 75 ACRES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT REJECTS TRIBE'S LAKE APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*HEAT HAS US HOT, BOTHERED","Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUMPS BOOST CITY WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCARCE HAY NOW A HOT COMMODITY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BLUEGRASS COUNTRY AND ROCK IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SF HONORS ITS ROOTS AT NORDLAND FEST,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*HOLUB NEW ARTS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
LECTURES HIGHLIGHT NORTHERN PLAINS GROWTH,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE REUNION BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON FIREWORKS IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WRESTLERS' SUCCESS CREATING NEW FANS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ASHLEY RECALLS YOUNG WORTHY'S TALENT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ATHLETES SWEAT OUT TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOT WEATHER KEEPS ANGLERS OFF WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"FIRE DESTROYS MOBILE HOME, CAR","Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR WON'T BAN FIREWORKS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO HAVE PUBLIC MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BISHOPS TO REVIEW STAND ON AIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CITIBANK DONATES {dollar}500,000 TO FOUNDATION","Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIGHT FOR JOB HIGHLIGHTS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON WANTS FARMERS REIMBURSED,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
{dollar}100 MILLION STATE WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CANDIDATE REFUSES TO CONCEDE UNTIL CANVASS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*EPA PAPERS SHOW OFFICIAL LIED,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FANS CALL NEW SHOW A WINGDINGER,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS NEAR TOP OF SCALE-TIPPERS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CROOKS' MAIN STREET PAVES WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BURNING FLAG DESPICABLE BUT NOT ILLEGAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HERITAGE PARK POOL NEEDS MAJOR REPAIR (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FLAG MUST BE EASY TO READ (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
HARD ROCK MUSIC IS EVIL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
MAYOR WRONG ABOUT METALLICA (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PRESSLER CARES FOR LITTLE GUYS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BAND CONCERT DRAWS RAVES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ACTORS GOOD MATCH FOR 'ODD COUPLE',"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FULL HOUSE EXPECTED AT CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HARTFORD TO CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS VA SURGICAL UNIT TO REMAIN OPEN,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURNAMENT TO HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN LAWYERS WILL MEET TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUTHS SUSPECTED IN 51 BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL NEGOTIATORS RECESS FOR RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIGHT TO ADD TO RAIL BOARD'S POWER,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS POT CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAMOUS S DAKOTANS TO RETURN FOR CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REMAINS FLARING UP AT MONTROSE ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*GOVERNOR TOURS DROUGHT AREAS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*JOHNSON EXPECTS OK FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY SLUDGE TURNS UP IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS PONDER PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHIPLEY'S LAUNDRY SURVIVES ABORTION TUG-OF-WAR,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PEALE PLEASES CROWD WITH AGELESS ADVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'GENERATIONS' STARS VISIT TV STATION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*NEW EXHIBIT IS FASHION STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*GRIEF HAS ITS VARIETY, WRITER SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
AIR SAFETY BOARD'S FINDINGS DISTURBING (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHARGES MADE AGAINST COWS ARE RIDICULOUS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY SHOULD CLEAN UP MESS AT FALLS PARK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"JUSTICES SLOWLY TAKING FREEDOM, RIGHTS AWAY (L)","Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"DISQUALIFYING GAGNON CORRECT, APPROPRIATE (L)","Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRESSLER NOT FIRST TO SIGN SMIF PETITIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MAYBE NEW USD COACH NEEDS PAY MOTIVATION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SDSU TAPS ITS OWN RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO BE PART OF CENSUS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OMAHA FIRM BUYS BROOKINGS REGISTER,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN SEEKING HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WANTS SEIZED CASH FOR DRUG FUND,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AIRPORT TERMINAL HAS A FRESH LOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SALE OF THE SUMMER,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WHEELCHAIR TRAVELER STRESSES DETERMINATION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HALLEEN--'GEORGE' HAS DISAPPOINTED,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SINCLAIR WOULD WAIT TO DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORMER TEA POLICE CHIEF LOSES CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"BROOKINGS' TAX VOTES COST TAXPAYERS {dollar}6,800","Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLAN MAY RELIEVE PRISON CROWDING,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS STATE NEEDS EXTRA {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CURTAIN TO RISE ON LAURA WILDER PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SECOND-HAND STORE CLOTHES THE NEEDY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
THREE DIRECTORS NAMED TO RURAL ELECTRIC BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBAL OFFICER CONVICTED IN OFF-DUTY SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE INCREASES PAY FOR HOUSING PRISONERS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CENTER TRIES TO SET YOUTH ON RIGHT PATH,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MARKET ADDS SNAG TO RECYCLING EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MINING PROPOSALS FALL A LITTLE SHORT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PARENTS FAIL BY HELPING KIDS DRINK (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TELL US WHAT'S MOST IMPORTANT IN YOUR LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HAS TAINTED SD'S IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LACK OF INCOME TAX IRRITATES DEMOCRATS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BILLBOARD CAN BE MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TAOPI CEMETERY GRAVES STILL BEING FARMED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PROJECT TACKLES STATE-TRIBE CONFRONTATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
PLAYERS CONTINUE TO HIT AGE'S BEST PITCH,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
APPLICATIONS FOR DEER HUNTING AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
GROUP WANTS TO CLOSE LAND TO HUNTING,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CONSUMER FORUM TO DISCUSS SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSING PLANE LOCATED IN PIPESTONE HANGER,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OPEN HOUSE SET FOR FAMILY SERVICE INC,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN LEADERSHIP SEMINAR PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON INMATE REPORTED MISSING,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KTWB-FM TUNED OUT BY LIGHTNING STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICTS TRY TO FILL TEACHING POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SUBMERGED IN PLAY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LEAKY ROOF PLAGUES 30-YEAR-OLD ARENA,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*DELL CHURCH INTO FAMILY HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN FIRE CHIEF TO RETIRE AFTER 25 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORN BORERS FOUND IN SOME FIELDS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ND HOPES TO BENEFIT FROM RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINNESOTA MAN ACTED IN SELF-DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"PLANS NIXED FOR ROUTE BETWEEN PIERRE, DENVER","Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*COSTNER CASINO TO OPEN SOON,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BARNETT STATES OPPOSITION TO TRIBAL MEASURE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FOREIGN MILITARY OFFICIALS SPEND WEEK IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RAPID CITY FIRMS WIN BID TO BUILD HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEW PROGRAM TO AID MIDDLE-INCOME FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RECREATION OFFICIALS FACE NEW ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CONFERENCE BEGINS SATURDAY IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL EXECUTIVE PROMOTED TO CEO,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"ROAD GRANTS AWARDED TO AIRPORT, BERESFORD","Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*FATHER, SON-IN-LAW PUBLISH CANTON'S WEEKLY","Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*'TRUTH OR DARE' FILM PAINTS CONFUSING PORTRAIT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*ONE COOL ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*DON'T SKIP SACRAMENTO ON TRIP WEST,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*IT'S NO FISH TALE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOWN PIECES TOGETHER FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS CUT {dollar}3.3 MILLION MORE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE STAFF CUTS TO TRIM GUARD,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CELEBRATE RESPONSIBLY ON FOURTH OF JULY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RUNOFF CAMPAIGN SHOULD BE VIGOROUS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SAY NO TO CITY MANAGER STEENSLAND PROMOTES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*ALLEN'S 'FOG' ROLLS IN HUMOR WITH HEAVYWEIGHT CAST,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TB FORGOTTEN, BUT NOT GONE","Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*LOVELESS, JONES JOIN JULY 4 SODRAC EVENT","Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SD CLOSED TB SANITARIUM IN 1963,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*FERTILIZER COULD CAUSE FALLEN PAINTED DAISIES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
RIVER EXPECTED TO FLOOD SECTIONS OF BIKE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT IN MITCHELL DEATH STILL IN WEST VIRGINIA,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TANK ROLLOVER DETOURS TRAFFIC NEAR VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TWO INJURED IN CAR, MOTORCYCLE COLLISION","Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRUSH WITH NATURE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CAMPAIGN POSTER CALLED MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BROTHERS GET PRISON TERMS FOR TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY APPROVES YARD WASTE BAN,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LANDOWNERS WANT PAY FOR FEEDING WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PANEL OK'S ART CENTER FINANCE STUDY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CREWS START RIPPING UP 10TH, 11TH DOWNTOWN","Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PROPOSALS WORRY GAME FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TRIBES GET GO AHEAD TO TAX RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LANDOWNERS THREATEN TO CLOSE HUNTING LAND,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
QUILTER KEPT FAMILY WARM,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*TROBEC THE BEST AT SOCCER'S LAW AND ORDER,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WECKWERTH WILL TAKE OVER DUTIES JULY 20,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*BREAK ON THROUGH TO THE OTHER SIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SDPGA SERVES IMPORTANT ROLE FOR SPORTSMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EAST RIVER DEER SEASON ON NOVEMBER 28,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
CITY DEALS FOR HANSON PARKING,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MORRELL RECALLS MORE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*EXPLOSION THREATENS EGAN WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
1 TAX WON'T COVER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WET YEAR GOOD FOR PASTURES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CASINO SIGNS TACKY BUT NOT IMPROPER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"MEN SHOULD HAVE ABORTION RIGHTS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REPUBLICAN WOULDN'T NEED COURAGE TO VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAXES CAN FINANCE BOTH BUILDING PROJECTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ACTION RECOMMENDED TO CONTROL THISTLES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECTS TURNED OVER ON TEXAS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VEHICULAR HOMICIDE CHARGE FILED IN HURON,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
4 CHARGED IN BUST ON SCHOOL ROOF,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CHAMBERLAIN RESORT 'EXCITING, A LITTLE SCARY'","Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DRIVE-THROUGH BANKING,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE'S APARTMENT-FIRE RULING UPSETS RESIDENTS/WIDOW,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REFORM MIGHT AFFECT MEDICARE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CROWD SPEAKS OUT FOR LOW-COST HOMES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*A GROWING JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*KARAOKE BENEFIT SATURDAY IN PLATTE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE REPEALS RULE TO REQUIRE CERTIFIED DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN LEADERS WANT BOOKS TO BE BALANCED,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*LIFELONG BUSINESSMAN, CAR DEALERSHIP OWNER DIES, 80","Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*LOWER FLIGHT COSTS LURE TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*RACING GAINS A COLLECTION OF NEW NICHES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*PIERSOL, BROKAW JOURNEY TO HIMALAYAS","Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BANK GIVES NEW MEANING TO AUTOMATIC,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ON-THE-ROAD COOKING MADE EASY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*COOK BAKES SURPRISES INTO SWEETS, DISHES","Argus LeaderJun 23 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*VIDEO LOTTERY ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SHUTTING DOWN VIDEO LOTTERY WOULD AFFECT EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*CANDIDATES CONSIDER OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*THREE LAWMAKERS INITIATED LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
N SIOUX CITY FEARS IMPACT OF DECISION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
RULING REINFORCES IMPACT OF DECISION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REFUGEES COSTLY TO COMMUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OJ MISSED CHANCE TO BE A TRUE HERO (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COVERING WITH CURTAIN SOLUTION FOR MURAL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESSLER SETS RECORD STRAIGHT ON REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--COVERAGE OF THE OJ SIMPSON CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*MOUNT RUSHMORE COMES TO JAPAN,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
TELEVISING LOTTERIES MATTER OF MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEAVY RAIN WASHES SOUTH-CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO VISIT COUNTIES THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHERS ATTEND HIGH-TECH CAMP,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW MEMBERS MAY LEAD TO TIGHTER VOTES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GOLF COURSE FACES FURTHER DELAY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MITCHELL RESEARCH SITE SEEKS MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AUTHORITIES TRY TO END FLOODS ALONG VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MITHCELL OFFICIAL PROPOSES BOAT FEE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ACCIDENT KILLS ONE SOUTH OF WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"DAM WOULD SAVE MONEY, STUDY FINDS","Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS LAWYER TO LEAD ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOP CONVENTION STARTS IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS MEET TODAY TO SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRAND VALLEY LUTHERANS OVERCOMING PAST PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*YOUNG SPROUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REGENTS TO GET ANSWERS ON LOSS OF ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*INDIANS PROTEST MOUNTAIN USAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OUTPATIENT TREATMENT CENTER TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE INCOME TAX STUDY OK'D,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"CAFE, PUB OPENING IN SHRIVER SQUARE BUILDING","Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
PROBLEM WEEDS COST FARMERS MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*TROUT FISHING A GOOD REASON TO TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*FILM TOYS GET MOM ROARING MAD,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RULES VARY BY LOCALITY; DISPLAYS PLANNED IN SF,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AREA TOWNS PLAN DISPLAYS OF FIREWORKS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FOURTH TRIP PAYS OFF FOR PAGEANT WINNER,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CITIBANK PAYS STATE {dollar}1.1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HEAT MAY GIVE US A BREAK,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOOKING OUT FOR THE LITTLE GUY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOG PRICES OUTPERFORM PREDICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ENTRUST STATES WITH SPEED LIMITS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FORGET ABOUT TAX CUTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WHO IS IN CONTROL OF NATION'S WEALTH? (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
JOHNSON'S COMMENTS VIOLATED STATE VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
WITNESS TO SHOOTING GETS FOUR MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAWKEY MAY RETURN FULL TIME NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES IN KIDNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AMATEUR RADIO DAYS THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN SUE IN CASINO SPY CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FRIENDS HELP GIVE 83-YEAR-OLD OLDHAM CHURCH A LIFT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE CONSIDERS CHANGE OF VENUE FOR STEELE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN REJECTS OPPORTUNITY FOR RETRAIL IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*ZOO ADDITION,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PANEL SEEKS INPUT ON EDUCATION DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HISTORICAL MARKERS TO BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS JUDGE'S NOTES IN FOSSIL CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CLEAR LAKE BANK OWNER RECEIVES HUMANITIES AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SUPERINTENDENT RECOVERS FROM SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MAKE-A-WISH SENDING GIRL TO DISNEY WORLD,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DELEGATION ATTEMPTING TO SAVE SCHOOL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MINING LAW WORRIES ENVIRONMENTALISTS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT BLOCKS PROPOSED AIRPORT VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*IN SHOCK,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LAWYER TELLS TRIBES TO PROTECT WATER RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
I-90 PLAN DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DEVOTED TO HER 12 CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*SUBSTANTIATED CHILD ABUSE CASES,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
GOLF TOURNEY TO BENEFIT ANTI-VIOLENCE WORKSHOPS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WET SPRING LEAVES COUNTIES WITH THISTLE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE--RESIDENTS HAVE PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"HEAVY RAINS, WINDS STRIKE SOUTH CENTRAL SOUTH DAKOTA","Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BUCHANAN RETURNS TO SD VOTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
TEMPERS FLARE IN HEARING ON INDIAN GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CELEBRITY TOURNEY WILL RAISE FUNDS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AUDIT--RETIREMENT FUND IN GOOD SHAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
GETTING PHYSICAL AT SPRING CREEK,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE ATHLETIC BOARD ADDRESSES GENDER EQUITY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*TRIP TO WOODS SHOWS POWERFUL TUG OF HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HEROINE CARRIES SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PERENNIALS CAN HOLD OFF OTHER FLOWERS,"Argus LeaderJun 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"DESPITE PROBLEMS, HE STILL RIDES BUS","Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BANKS PROBABLY WON'T REPOSSESS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BANKS PROBABLY WON'T REPOSSESS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MCGOVERN HAS NO HOME IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WHY 'WAKE UP WITH THE ARGUS',"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TOBACCO INSTITUTE ARTICLE BY MARSHALL FINE PRAISED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GASOHOL-A BUSHEL'S REALLY A BARREL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
GASOHOL-A BUSHEL'S REALLY A BARREL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"POLITICIANS, PRESS WILL ARGUE","Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"POLITICIANS, PRESS WILL ARGUE","Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MCGOVERN BACKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
MCGOVERN BACKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*LOCAL ACCOUNTANTS ELECT LA FOLLETTE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*TALKS BOOST FARMERS, STRAUSS SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGER NAMED AT BELL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ENGINEERING STAFF HEAD APPOINTED BY TSP,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*TALKS BOOST FARMERS, STRAUSS SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NOT JUST A CHARM SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BLUE SHIELD DIRECTORS RE-ELECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*GTA FEEDS NAMES SWINE SPECIALIST,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PENNEY'S SD PAYROLL {dollar}5.4 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*TRIANGLE PROMOTES TWO ON STAFF,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DICK SORUM CONSTRUCTION AWARDED SOLAR DESIGN GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*NATIONAL BANK PROMOTES FIVE ON STAFF,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
NORTHWESTERN ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*ADVERTISERS HONORED AT ADDYS BANQUET,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*VIET VETS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DARRELL ROBBINS-GRAND MASTER OF MASONS IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*MRS. HEINIE JANTZEN-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MARV RIST-DUSTY TRAIL TO MICHIGAN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REITERS-COOPERATIVE JEALOUSY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*BRAND NEW BRANDON, CACTUS HEIGHTS CONTRAST IN STYLE","Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE PARK JOB CAN BE ALL WET,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
STATE WETLANDS IN GOOD CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
BRANDON WILL FIGHT CITY'S ANNEXATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATORS LOOK TO LESSEN STING OF BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATORS LOOK TO LESSEN STING OF BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATORS LOOK TO LESSEN STING OF BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THE BOOM IN THE SECURITY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DOORS MAY OPEN AGAIN NEXT WEEK-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*DOORS MAY OPEN AGAIN NEXT WEEK-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
BLACK HILLS TOURISM DECLINES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS TOURISM DECLINES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SPRAYING GENERATES CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
MISS BLACK SD PAGEANT JULY 18,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION MEETING SET,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
STATE ENERGY OFFICE RECEIVES GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
SOCIAL SERVICE PLAN OPEN FOR REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS FEAR ALIEN LAND SALES HIDDEN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
OFFICIALS FEAR ALIEN LAND SALES HIDDEN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1979, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
*FIRE CHIEF SEARCH TO INCLUDE OUTSIDERS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RAISES DON'T SATISFY MANY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELECTRICITY USE GOES UP SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NSP SEEKS 18.9 PERCENT HIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GUTHRIE'S WIDOW SPREADS WORD ABOUT HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*GUTHRIE'S WIDOW SPREADS WORD ABOUT HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
65 STILL POPULAR RETIREMENT AGE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
JUDGE MULLS ANACONDA EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STORYTELLER WEAVES ANIMATED TALES FOR YOUNG,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC FORUM SLATED FOR SD CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STORYTELLER WEAVES ANIMATED TALES FOR YOUNG,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OIL FIRM PLANS WILLISTON DRILL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE MULLS ANACONDA EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS TOLD-YOU CAN LIVE WITH POWERLINES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION DENIES 2 BARS BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION DENIES 2 BARS BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SUMMER FUN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SUMMER FUN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONFLICTING ADVICE ABOUT USE OF TOBACCO,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SD ROAD TOLL NEARLY TWICE YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD CORN SUPPLIES 21 PERCENT OVER 1979,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW PHONE CENTER SERVES DISABLED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SAC TEST-ELLSWORTH FORCES HEAD FOR HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INDIANS MAY TRY TO WARD OFF TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
END OF FEDERAL PROGRAM SLOWS HOUSING,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS MAY TRY TO WARD OFF TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS MAY TRY TO WARD OFF TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*73 MPH WINDS RAKE AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF MAN ACQUITTED IN DRUG STORE BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIREFIGHTERS PASS PHYSICAL TEST,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIREFIGHTERS PASS PHYSICAL TEST,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*COLOR, MAJESTY OF STORMY WEATHER","Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTS DEFENDS MEETING PUBLICITY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WHS BAND TOUR FINE EXPERIENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PILOTS' EXPERTISE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WHS BAND TOUR FINE EXPERIENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTA AIRLINE WANTS SD BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MOTOR VEHICLE TITLE COSTS GO UP,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS RANK LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DOCTOR GOES ON TRIAL FOR WIFE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DOCTOR GOES ON TRIAL FOR WIFE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONSUMER OFFICE INVESTIGATES ARGUS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
COMMISSION STICKS BY LABOR TEMPLE RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CONSUMER OFFICE INVESTIGATES ARGUS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
NUMBER OF CPA IN STATE DOUBLES IN 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD GRAIN ELEVATOR OPERATORS GRANTED RATE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAIN DOESN'T KEEP FARMERS OUT OF FIELDS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MEANS WON'T GET DEATH IF CONVICTED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MEANS WON'T GET DEATH IF CONVICTED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
INSURANCE COSTS GO DOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
TREASURE HIDDEN IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*VOIGHT DELIGHTED WITH VIKING RADIO ASSIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VOIGHT DELIGHTED WITH VIKING RADIO ASSIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BICYCLE CLUB NOT FOR SNOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CORPS KEEPS WATCHFUL EYE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CORPS KEEPS WATCHFUL EYE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HISTORICAL MARKER AT REST AFTER TRI-STATE SHUFFLE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEW DAWN WILL LEAVE FOR A TOUR TO MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*MARTIN BERGELAND RECEIVED HOWARD DUMNE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
JERRY DAHMEN WON THREE AWARDS AT THE CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
"BECAUSE OF RAIN, SOME FARMERS HAVING A HAYDAY","Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*.38 SPECIAL--'AN AMERICAN ROCK'N'ROLL BAND',"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*AFTER 40 YEARS, DISNEY'S 'BAMBI' STILL ELICITS","Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOW DO YOU RATE SF MOVIE THEATERS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'CHARLEY'S AUNT' COULD SHINE WITH A LITTLE POLISHING,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BADGER MARKS 75 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"CELEBRATES 8 YEARS OF COKES, COFFEE, CONGENIALITY","Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DEMOS MEET TO FIND NEW LEADERS, IDEAS","Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE ELIGIBLE FOR LOW-COST HOUSING LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAS PRICES STILL LOWER THAN LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOP PLATFORM WRITERS WANT BETTER ONE IN '82,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LONGER SENTENCES LEAD TO CROWDED PEN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
'BLONDIE'-NEW OR USED (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'RENT-A-KID' PROGRAM NEEDS JOBS FOR YOUTH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LET'S MAKE CITY SAFER FOR ALL STREET TRAFFIC (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SWITCHING STANDS ON EQUAL RIGHTS ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AG PANEL MIGHT REVIVE DASCHLE BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"AUTO ACCIDENT KILLS 2, INJURES 2--RAPID CITY","Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD MAN RUNS FOR STATE POST,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRANT TO HELP REPAIR SD RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP TO CELEBRATE ERA DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VARILEK WONDERS IF DEMOS HAVE RIGHT ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*PROF BEGINS RESEARCH WITH {dollar}20,000 FED GRANT","Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS' TALKS STALLED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE ON CHAMBER HIT LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MINERS' PETITION ASKS FOR RESUMPTION OF TALKS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ROSCOE FACES SEVERE WATER RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
THE ROAD CALLS FOR DISTANCE RUNNER ROB FINLEY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWBREAKING FISH STORIES MAY BE TALL TALES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RAILROAD MAGNATE'S VIEWS WEREN'T ALWAYS ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP URGES ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REESE SHOULD HAVE QUIT WHILE HE WAS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HOMES NEEDED FOR SPECIAL KIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"{dollar}650,000 TRIMMED FROM COUNTY BUDGET REQUESTS","Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PALS IN THE PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROBERTS TO ANNOUNCE WHETHER HE'LL RUN IN '84,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOND SET FOR SHOP'N CART ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY FILES 2ND REQUEST FOR MORE BEDS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FLOREN GOING STRONG,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY MAN SEEKS REFUND ON BOOKMAKING TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
2 FROM STATE AMONG 100 WOMEN HE KILLED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY SEEKS RELIEF FROM HIGH WELFARE BILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN SAID ROBBING SHOP WAS EASY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHRYSLER'S EARLY PAYBACK SIGNALS STRONG RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FELONS' COURT ACTION RIP-OFF FOR TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OPERATION EAGLE STINGS 5 MORE RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORT LINCOLN ASSETS PUT UNDER FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*EX-STOCKBROKER WANTS CONVICTIONS OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
'STATEWIDE' FEATURES SCENES FROM PAST YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COURT DELAYS HEARING ON MENTAL COMPETENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"FUND-RAISER COMBINES MOTORCYCLES, POKER","Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JAPANESE TEEN CRITICAL AFTER STAGECOACH FALL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE HOLSTEIN SHOW AT FAIRGROUNDS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BIG SIOUX SPILLS ONTO NORTHWEST IOWA FARMLAND,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SD BINS GAIN LOTS OF GRAIN, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RETURN TO BASICS WORRIES INSTRUCTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
COSTLY CHANGES PROMPT CLOSING OF COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
PUSH TO BRING FRENCH SATELLITE TO EROS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
BASKETBALL PROSPECT MOVING TO BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SPEEDY HUGHES HELPS SIOUX NATION WIN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NORWEGIAN KEEPS WOODWORKING TRADITION ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CUNNINGHAM BLAMES GOP FOR DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS REJECT CORPORATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRUG SCANDAL HASN'T HELPED IMAGE OF PROFESSION,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO CANDIDATE FOR PUBLIC UTILITIES COMM,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
URGES LAWYERS TO HELP OTHERS KICK DRUG HABIT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DELEGATES NOMINATE KANE AS CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSIONER OF PERSONNEL WILL QUIT AUG 1,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
NOBODY NEEDS NCPAC IN SD (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRAVEL PIT SITUATION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KSOO NEWSMAN IS HONORED AS BEST REPORTER,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MCKENNAN'S WELLNESS CONFERENCE BEGINS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS FURNITURE STORE IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
"LINCOLN STUDENT, TEACHER ATTEND ENERGY FORUM","Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
MAN CHARGED WITH 2 COUNTS OF BANK LARCENY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
STATE ARTIST'S PAINTING WILL APPEAR ON STAMP,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
CATCH THE BEAR'S LAWYER REQUESTS HEARING FROM COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RUNNERS HAVE SERVICE AT WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*LOW-FLYING BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
AIR SHOW IS PLANNED FOR JULY 4 IN HURON,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EUREKA EQUITY EXCHANGE WILL TRY TO SAVE RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JULY 6 IS DEADLINE FOR STATE FAIR PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MESABA PLANNING ROUTES FOR NEW PLANES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RURAL COUNTIES' ECONOMY IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SDSU TEACHERS WILL GET SMALLER PAYCHECK,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL GRADUATES 150 STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WILL WORK WITH REAGAN ON FOREIGN MARKETS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE'S CRACKDOWN SAVES LIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SD FOOTBALL HAS CHANGED OVER YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THOUGHT OF SHOOTING SWANS DOESN'T SUIT ME,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*WEATHER, WALLEYES WIN AT GOVERNOR'S CUP","Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*A FAMILY FARM, 1884-1984","Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RICHARD FARLEY SHARES HIS BEEF RECIPE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*CONSTRUCTION IS COMING ALIVE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
CITIZENS HELP TAKE A BITE OUT OF CRIME,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LELAND LILLEHAUG LEADS THE SF MUNICIPAL BAND,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAIRY GROUP TO DESTROY FARM CO-OPS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PAIR WANT LIGHT VOTER TURNOUT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POLICE ADVICE WORTH HEEDING (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL DOESN'T DESERVE SUBSIDY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OLD SCHOOLS ALIENATED INDIANS FROM SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHEM-NUCLEAR CONSIDERS REGIONAL WYOMING SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMUNITY COLLEGE TO CHANGE ITS IDENTITY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"2 KILLED, 1 INJURED IN ACCIDENT NEAR HARRISBURG","Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD AIR GUARD SOARS ABOVE OTHER UNITS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ORDINANCE TARGETS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*AUTHORITIES PROBE SMALL IOWA COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CEMENT COMPANIES WILL APPEAL JUDGE'S RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE CRITICIZES FOREIGN FARM SUBSIDY PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXXON PIPELINE WOULD CROSS NEAR SD,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRE EARLY SUNDAY DAMAGES SISSETON HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GIFTED KIDS EXERCISE BRAIN POWER,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOB SECURITY BEHIND GRADUATE WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HOUSES FOUND IN ANCIENT CITY NEAR MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REPUBLICANS RIDE CREST OF PAST 7 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BLOCK OPPOSES FEDERAL DAIRY PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SWOLLEN SIOUX SURGES SOUTH,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FIREFIGHTERS TO BATTLE ELEVATOR FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CHANGES FOR A GOOD TAX PLAN BETTER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*TWO EX-SF WOMEN APPEAR IN FILMS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION RENEWS PUB'S BEER LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DELEGATE WANTS OPEN CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PROBLEMS, WEATHER STALL MALL CONSTRUCTION","Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS DISCUSS BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER SPONSORS AIR SHOW AT HURON AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE BAR ELECTS COMMISSIONERS AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FORUM TO LET PUBLIC QUESTION CITY CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN SENTENCED FOR VENDING MACHINE FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 MINN JUVENILES HURT NEAR BRANDON,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEATH TOLL CLIMBS TO 45,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO MAKE CITY AS BIG AS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRANS-COLORADO TEMPORARILY HALTS FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BRADLEY TO CONTINUE BLACK HILLS EFFORT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SISTERS TESTIFY THAT LYERLA SHOT THEIR COMPANION,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*COURT REJECTS SD DRINKING-AGE SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIALS MOURN DEATH OF REGENT PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN RESCUED FROM FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
3.2 DEALER FEARS CONSEQUENCES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHURCHES UNIFY FOR CRUSADE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CEILING IS NECESSARY ON SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T JAIL DRUNKEN DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW PANEL HAS LOT OF POTENTIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PARTY IS NOT FIGHTING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
STOP SIGNS MEAN STOP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CAPTURED INMATE PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAYTON'S URGES TAKE OVER ACTION,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CLEARED IN DEATH ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN DEATH OF COUSIN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COLLISION INJURES 5,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*WHITE TO SHED LIGHT ON BAKKERS, MORRELL","Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'GENERAL HOSPITAL' COMES TO RC HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOMEOWNERS WANT SMALLER DRAINAGE PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEDIMENT BLAMED FOR WALL LAKE'S GREEN HUE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EDITOR GAVE 'ARGUS' GLOBAL SCOPE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*EVANGELIST GAVE UP HOCKEY FOR GOD,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SWIFT DEAL NO HELP TO MORRELL STAND OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PAROLE SUPPORT SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GARDNERS SELL THEIR WARES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FULBRIGHT SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*OLSON PROMOTED TO COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*LOCAL CHURCHES DIVIDED ON CRUSADE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CRUSADE CREATES VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*GRAHAM'S MESSAGE AVAILABLE TO THE DEAF,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"*CHOIR UNITES 3,000 AREA VOICES","Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
"*WORTH 1,000 WORDS","Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*CRUSADE BRINGS FINANCIAL BOOST TO SF,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1987, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*RAIN COOLS HEAT WAVE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOO EARLY FOR EMERGENCY RELIEF--LYNG,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POWER PRICES COULD SURGE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DROUGHT REQUIRES CARE BE USED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAW LETS BELL KEEP SERVICE AFFORDABLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NOT FREE--TRY LIFE OVERSEAS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*MIDCO UNVEILS NEW SILVER SCREENS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPECIAL EFFECTS IN 'ROGER RABBIT',"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SLUGGISH SALES FOR CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*ALICE'S ADVENTURES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*TO CAPTURE ANIMALS' WILDNESS IN WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
CHURCH EVENT STARTS TODAY IN ALEXANDRIA,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEES RESTORE FULL EROS FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GARBAGE TRUCK PINS TEEN, BREAKS HIS LEG","Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSING YOUNGSTER LOCATED IN PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW DIRECTOR TO LEAD VA OFFICE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THIRD ANNUAL PICNIC IN PARK SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINNER TEEN DIES FROM CRASH LAST WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*THANK-YOU, MOTHER NATURE","Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-SHERIFF CHARGED WITH RAPE OF 7-YEAR OLD,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHER PAY STUCK AT BOTTOM,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARDS KEEP GROUPS OUT OF MINE HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE BUDGETS LOOK GOOD IN REGION,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA PRODUCT GOES NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AEROBIC EXERCISE OFFERS BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WOMEN BREAK RANKS IN SERVICE GROUPS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*BALLOONS SAIL OVER SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FARMERS SHORT OF WATER, FEED","Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR IRKED BY SLOW CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STRINGING ALONG FOLK FESTIVAL FANS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COURT OK'S DIAL-A-PORN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TRI-STATE WANTS SPILL TRIAL MOVED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BALLOONING FUN LIMITED BY WEATHER,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"DANIELS, BEAUSOLEIL OFFER DOSE OF FOLK","Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SOMETIMES IT'S NATURAL TO FOOL MOTHER NATURE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SYMPHONY GETS OFF TO NEW START (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*COMMISSION STUDYING TAX REFORM,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*SKYFORCE PICK HARBORS DREAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BANQUET NAMES ITS NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT ORDER ALLOWS VERIFICATION OF VOTES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL SPARES SD RECREATION SITES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INNOVATIVE BLACK CAT OVERCOMES BAD LUCK,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEA IS GEARING UP FOR 3 CELEBRATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EASTERN SD HIGHWAY LOOP PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FOLKS FIND FESTIVAL OVERFLOWING WITH FUN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RURAL RESIDENTS TUNE IN TO SIX MORE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCANDAL REVIVES MEMORIES OF ROSE'S FAN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LINKLETTER BRINGS DRUG WAR TO CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*REGIONAL PRIMARIES ADVOCATED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RANCHER SETTLES SUIT AGAINST AUTHOR,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEB BOARD ON SITE OF HEADQUARTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*MILEAGE COMPARISON,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*DRAFT NETS SKY FORCE 11 PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COMPETITION IS FAST-PACED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*MUENSTER FACES DAUNTING TASK,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN DROWNS AFTER JUMPING IN CREEK,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER GOES HIS OWN WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RADAR OFFERS NEW HOPE FOR FORECASTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*MIDAIR CRASH FUELS SURPRISING MEDIA EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*WAR AGAINST DISCRIMINATION MOVES SLOWLY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'ELVIRA' NOT APPROPRIATE FOR NETWORK TELECAST (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
INITIATIVE REGULATES MINING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"KANE, VANDERLINDE WON 6 OUT OF 7 PRECINCTS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
CAN SD AFFORD RISING PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
PENITENTIARY NEEDS PLANNING ANALYSIS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
LEGION PLAYER HAS OUTSTANDING GAME (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*A SPORT WITH GOALS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOG'S ACTIONS SURPRISE OWNER WITH AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"FIREWORKS GO ON SALE SOON, CAUTION URGED","Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JULY 5 DECLARED NONDEPENDENCE DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON WANTS SD USED AS PILOT STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ND WOMAN KILLED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OLD GLORY'S FLAME BURNS OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*3K RACE IS A REAL DOGFIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS FILL SLOTS--SAMUELSON BLASTS GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"SUMMER, FALL OF DISCONTENT NEEDED TO UNSEAT","Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY OFFICIALS STRUGGLING TO PUT BUDGET TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AIRLINE CONTRACTS LIKELY TO BE AWARDED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"BARS, LIQUOR STORES TO BE CHARGED IN STING","Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEADWOOD CONSIDERS LIFTING TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*KINSTAD EARNS NATIONAL GUARD HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MANDERSON MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
2 MEN SENTENCED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CHECKMATE SOLD TO SF FIRM,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GROUP CONDUCTING SURVEY OF WAGES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
VENDORS SOUGHT FOR DOWNTOWN MARKET,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
2 HOMES TO RECEIVE PAINT JOB FOR FREE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SEASON MEANS BIG RUSH AT RICH BROS.,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*WHEAT CROP A BIN-BUSTER,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S TIME TO BURN OLD DRAFT CARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S A ZOO IN THERE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
*SOUTHEASTERN US ENTICES RETIREES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1990, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
*VISIONS OF YOUTH AROUND TERRACE PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KIDS COUNT MOST IN NEW CODE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SECOND MICKELSON IN-LAW NAMED TO PANEL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RESCUE CREW TO FLY WITH HERO PILOT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY TAKES THE PAIN OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
MONEY ALONE WON'T MAKE KIDS SMARTER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NOT INTENDED FOR TITLE X PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SYSTEM WORKS WHEN PEOPLE PARTICIPATE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"'ARGUS' SHOULD COVER PIANO, VIOLIN EVENTS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DON'T SHORT-CUT ATHLETIC PHYSICALS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*'HICK' BACK IN GOD'S COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
WHAT ARE BEST LENS-CARE PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED SUNDAY IN HANDGUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ENTERS PLEA IN WALL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF INVESTIGATES HIT-AND-RUN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DESIGNATING ANDERSON PARK TOPS AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP ASKS FOR ETHANOL PLEDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OUT OF SEASON,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PARKER PATCHES WATER PIPE LEAKS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL NEARS GOAL FOR DEVELOPMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FLOODING CONCERNS LIMITED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARTS COUNCIL TOLD TO VACATE GALLERY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
80-ACRE REFUGE ENCLOSED IN ELECTRICAL FENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"DEPT ASSESSES {dollar}3,000 IN FINES, PENALTIES","Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FOREST SERVICE SEARCHES FOR STAND OF BUR OAKS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
PLANS IN WORKS TO EXTEND PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"STATE MAKES {dollar}40 MILLION FROM CAMPERS, FISHERMEN","Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
REDISTRICTING COMMITTEE TO MEET THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
OFFICIAL POINTS OUT B-2 PLUSES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
JOINT-DEATH DISTRIBUTIONS HAVE FORMULA,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*DOG DAY AFTERNOONS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH-WATER ROLLING,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PUC MEMBERS TO GET {dollar}16,600 PAY RAISE","Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHERS SEEK 25 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MASUR HAS BACK TAXES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PROGRAM CUTS WILL MEAN DOING WITHOUT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MASUR APOLOGIZES FOR FIRING PLEDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"AT LAST, PROGRESS ON GARBAGE FRONT (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SF POLICE NO HELP IN TIME OF DEATH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TORNADO HITS HOME--IT COULD BE YOU NEXT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BEST OF FAST FOODS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOK TURNS EGGLESS IDEAS INTO BOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GUITAR MAKING WILL BE DISCUSSED AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FREE RIDES AVAILABLE TO VETERANS HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE CONVICTED AS HABITUAL CRIMINAL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUVENILE TAKES POLICE ON HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RED CROSS ESTABLISHES HOTLINE PHONE NUMBER,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE BAR ELECTS 5 COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STEENSLAND, MASUR TO MEET AT FORUM","Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*COUNTY, GOODWILL NEAR RECYCLING PACT","Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IMPORTANT LESSON,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*TORNADO VICTIM REMAINS CRITICAL, OTHERS RECOVERING","Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'COP KILLER' RAP SONG ON POLICE HIT LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKERS LIMIT LIQUOR IN CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MICKELSON TAKES WALK ON WILD SIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"AUTHORITIES TAKE MORE DOGS, CATS FROM FARM","Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEBRASKA WOMAN DROWNS IN SD LAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRANT TO COMBAT GAMBLING PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY CONSIDERS HOUSING SOME JAIL INMATES FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STATE INVESTMENTS HEADED FOR RECORD YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
GRANT APPLICATION CUTOFF DATE IS SEPTEMBER 1,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
JIFFY LUBES PLAN TO RECYCLE USED OIL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
USDA AWARDS GRANTS FOR SCHOOL BREAKFASTS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CITY BUSINESSMAN STARTS COMPANY IN VIBORG,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
RULING MAY HELP DAKOTA PROP PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*SPLIT ROCK MAN GETS FIREMAN'S PROCESSION,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*MILLER, FIANCEE TO MARRY JULY 4TH","Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AREA BRACES FOR MORE FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WARDEN PLEADS NO CONTEST TO SIMPLE ASSAULT IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
'LOADED GUN' NOT AT FAULT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HERE'S THE TRUTH TO FREEDOM OF CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KEEP LIFE-TERMERS IN TOP SECURITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--BASEBALL STADIUM,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FURNITURE STORES FIGHT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
BAPTIST LEADER TO SPEAK SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CRASH NEAR IPSWICH KILLS MINNESOTAN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUND-BREAKING FOR SCHOOL TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"REPORT PLEASES CONVENTION CENTER, PAVILION SUPPORTER","Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION HOSPITAL OPEN HOUSE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARTISTS FILL THE PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PILOT CAUSED HELICOPTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEACHER PAY RISING 2-7%,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"AUSTAD'S GIVES {dollar}500,000 FOR SF CHARITIES","Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FDA STUDIES SYRINGE REPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FUNDING DENIAL BLOW TO RURAL WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SMOKING BANNED IN LAST PORTION OF STATE CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
WALLEYE FISHING BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANARIES DROP 5TH STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FIRST YEAR OF COLLEGE CRITICAL TIME (PROF),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
LOTTERY FOES GEAR UP FOR BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*BROOKINGS, MOODY COUNTIES UNDER THE WEATHER","Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*KILLING GAME WILL CUT COSTS, SOME SAY","Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BARNETT DRAFTING CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*READERS ALMOST EVENLY SPLIT ON ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"RULING, NEW TAX LIMITS COULD HURT, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SUPREME COURT DECISION CASTS SHADOW OVER HIGHER EDUC,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SENATE INTRODUCES INDIAN GAMING BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
TERM LIMITS GET ANOTHER BOOST (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SENATORS SHOULD BACK WORKERS' RIGHTS BILL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DASCHLE EFFECTIVELY CONNING RESIDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HURD WRONG AGAIN IN GAY-BASHING CASE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
BOOK BY STEELE IS MOST-BORROWED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SECOND MAN ARRESTED IN TATTOO-SHOP ARSON,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY INDICTS TEEN IN SHEEP STABBING,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN CHARGED WITH SHOPLIFTING,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HARDING SEEKS DISMISSAL OF SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AIMING TO PROTECT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JAIL TIME FOR FORKLIFT ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ALLEN TO RUN FOR PUC,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*VIKEN SEEKS NOMINATION FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HELICOPTER PILOT KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY ACCIDENT VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MITCHELL MAN ACCUSED OF BEATING, BITING GIRL","Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS INSANITY TO GRAVE VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL DOG BREEDER RELEASED FROM JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS CIRITCIZE WESTERN AVENUE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REPUBLICANS BEGIN WORK ON PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*STAVRENOS SEES BIG VICTORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANARIES TAKE TWO,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FUEL YOUR BODY IN A WAY THAT INCREASES ENERGY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WILLOW RUN PRO MASTERS CLUBMAKING,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RACING COMMUNITY EXTENDS HELPING HANDS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NO 16 AT CENTRAL VALLEY STRAIGHT BUT NOT BORING,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
THE ULTIMATE TEST OF A MARRIAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*NORDLAND FEST MAKES RETURN TO AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*OLD MADE NEW AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'BIRDIE' A GOOD NIGHT OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TAKE STEPS TO STOP SLUGS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*GIFTED NEED AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY (PROF),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STILL A PRODUCT FOR ELITE HOMEOWNERS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*MOM RENEWS SEARCH FOR MISSING SON,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITIBANK TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*COUNTRY, NOT RE-ELECTION IS PRIORITY","Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ISSUES MORE CRUCIAL THAN TAX RETURN (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRISONERS SOLVE BUDGET-CUTS PROBLEM (ABERDEEN AM),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*BANKRUPTCY ALTERS PERSPECTIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
USED-CAR LOTS SHOULD WARN OF REPOSSESSION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
REPUBLICANS ARE DOING AMERICANS A BIG FAVOR (L),"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*CONFEDERATES RETURN TO SD IN CASINO CONCERT SERIES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HUMOR FALLS SHORT IN DATED SIMON COMEDY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CANARIES BREAK OUT OF CAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE OFFICE CAN AID WITH COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CIGARETTE IS CAUSE OF 10TH AVENUE FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS AGREE TO BURGLARY PLEA BARGIN,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOBRIETY CHECKPOINTS CANCELED THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE: EXPAND JUVENILE JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*FOR KIDS, IT'S SAFETY FIRST","Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LAWYERS WANT THIRD TRIAL MOVED OR DROPPED,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*PARENTS, OFFICIALS AT ODDS OVER POOL","Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"PRISONERS IN SYSTEM GO OVER 1,800 MARK","Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MOTORCYCLIST DIES IN CRASH WITH TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LAB'S EXPANSION DEDICATED AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REPRESENTATIVES FUND TWO GUARD PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*RAPID CITY AUTHORITIES SEEK 5-TIME ROBBER, RAPIST","Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LAKE COUNTY OFFICIAL RECOVERS FROM SURGERY,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
AGENCIES GET GRANTS TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
KESD-TV OFFICIALLY CLOSES ITS STUDIO,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WATER SUPPLIES MAKE PEOPLE AT CAMP ILL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CLAIMS FLOOD IN FROM FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SECRETARY DEFENDS CASINO'S HIDDEN CAMERA,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
UNIVERSITY SHUTS DOWN FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LIKED TINKERING IN WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*LEADING CAUSES OF DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
HISTORICAL EXHIBIT TO LOOK AT STATE ROLE IN MOVIES,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE'S RULING STAYED PENDING APPEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PASTOR CHALLENGES RADIO LISTENERS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
REPUBLICAN STATE SENATOR QUITS PARTY CAUCUS,"Argus LeaderJun 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*IT WAS A WEEKEND OF HAMMING IT UP,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OLD SD VILLAGE IN DANGER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER BACKERS READY TO RUN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OLD SD VILLAGE IN DANGER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER BACKERS READY TO RUN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY STILL GETS NO BUS BIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS POLICE REPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EROS OPEN DESPITE STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
EROS OPEN DESPITE STRIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
VIETNAM VETERAN NEEDS A LISTENER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*ALONG THE SIOUX RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY PRINCIPALS GUARD AGAINST JOB PRESSURES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CITY PRINCIPALS GUARD AGAINST JOB PRESSURES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CITY PRINCIPALS GUARD AGAINST JOB PRESSURES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"SUSPECTS NABBED AFTER CHASE, ROAD BLOCKED","Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
IBP BUYING POWER CALLED HARMFUL TO BEEF INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
IBP BUYING POWER CALLED HARMFUL TO BEEF INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
DELEGATION ASKS AIRLINE MERGER OK,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BLACK HILLS FIREWORKS BAN IN EFFECT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD TO GET CETA GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ENERGY CONSERVATION GRANTS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BLACK HILLS FIREWORKS BAN IN EFFECT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*THE 4H HORSE SHOW SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
VOTER REGISTRATION LAWS TIGHTENED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STORMS BATTER WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EASTWOLD DRUG AND SMOKE SHOP,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
4 DIE IN SD ROAD ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
TWO WALL LAKE FISHERMEN ROBBED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ABDNOR UNCOMMITTED TO SF FORUM,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR UNCOMMITTED TO SF FORUM,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HABITUAL SEX OFFENDER IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HABITUAL SEX OFFENDER IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SLIP-UP UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GLIDERS-VEHICLES OF ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CENTURY-OLD KILN FOUND NEAR ELK POINT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CENTURY-OLD KILN FOUND NEAR ELK POINT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CENTURY-OLD KILN FOUND NEAR ELK POINT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GLIDERS-VEHICLES OF ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INDIAN HUMOR HAS A STYLE OF ITS OWN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*INDIAN HUMOR HAS A STYLE OF ITS OWN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*INDIAN HUMOR HAS A STYLE OF ITS OWN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LHS GRAD WINS DRAMA CONTEST,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*DOCTOR'S ADS A FIRST IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUTURE OF SCHOOL FOR DEAF WORRIES ITS ALUMNI,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOCTOR'S ADS A FIRST IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUTURE OF SCHOOL FOR DEAF WORRIES ITS ALUMNI,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOCTOR'S ADS A FIRST IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAG ORDER ISSUED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINNEHAHA LIBRARY MOVE VETOED BY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAG ORDER ISSUED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN-ABORTION MAY DECIDE RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MERIT RAISES AIRED BEHIND SHUT DOORS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN-ABORTION MAY DECIDE RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MERIT RAISES AIRED BEHIND SHUT DOORS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NO WAY TO TAKE RISK OUT OF LIFE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CENSUS WORK ON SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LINCOLN TAKES BAND HONORS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
REAGAN SEES NEW ROLE EROS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OGLALAS WIN OK TO CAMP FOR 14 DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OGLALAS WIN OK TO CAMP FOR 14 DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCRIPT MAKES 'CACTUS FLOWER' BLOOM,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MEL BROOKS' HISTORY OF THE WORLD & SUPERMAN SEQUEL,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEONARD NIMOY TO PERFORM AT COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCRIPT MAKES 'CACTUS FLOWER' BLOOM,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALLEYE FISHERS SEARCH OAHE FOR PRIZE CATCH,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GROUP FEARS CENDAK THREATENS OTHER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DRILL TEAMS SHED IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS FEARS CENDAK THREATENS OTHER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STORM TAMPERS WITH POWER LINES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ESTATE LIEN FIGHT MOVES TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GROUP ASKS BEDELL TO HELP KILL OAHE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CANDY IS DANDY...BUT LIQUOR IS QUICKER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CANDY IS DANDY...BUT LIQUOR IS QUICKER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GROUP ASKS BEDELL TO HELP KILL OAHE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ESTATE LIEN FIGHT MOVES TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LONG-RANGE LAKE PLAN WORTHWHILE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
END TO IRENE SERVICE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEDIATOR CAN'T RESOLVE STYMIED SCHOOL TALKS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HUGE TAPESTRY TO BE DISPLAYED HERE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEDIATOR CAN'T RESOLVE STYMIED SCHOOL TALKS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOW MUCH DOES A LAW COST,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WESTERN SD SENIOR SERVICES INC WILL LOSE MEALS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN CITY ATTORNEY'S OUSTER REPORTEDLY SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CHEAPER GAS AVAILABLE FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WYOMING MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO EDGEMONT MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
AG UNITY PLEASED BY BN PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*HARD WORK LED TO LHS TEAM WIN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
FAIRGROUNDS TO HOST ANGUS SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*HARD WORK LED TO LHS TEAM WIN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
WEB CHAIRMAN ASKS TO ATTEND WATER MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
INDIAN WELFARE CLAIMS TARGETED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
DRIVE TO BEGIN FOR SINGLE-MEMBER DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
INDIAN WELFARE CLAIMS TARGETED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*'SHE WAS SPECIAL TO EVERYBODY',"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*TIME WAS RUNNING OUT, BUT HE GOT THE JOB DONE","Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER ACTS OVER HINCKLEY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PRAIRIE TROUPE ROMPS THROUGH PRODUCTION (FINE),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE KIDNEY PATIENT'S DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WAITRESSES LEADER BUILT GROUP (FINE),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STATE CONVENTIONS OPEN IN SF, YANKTON","Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 INMATES APPEAL SENTENCES FOR DISTURBANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT WANTS LAND BY BEADLE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"MATHIS TRIAL COST DAVISON COUNTY {dollar}25,464","Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PLATFORMS AREN'T READ--PERCEPTION IS THE KEY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE'S FARM BILL IS NOT MANDATORY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
'CALIFORNIA OPTION' UNEXPECTED CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
INMATE WALKS AWAY FROM JAIL-ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RADCLIFFE WANTS TO BE LT GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE TO KEEP PART OF OVERPAYMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"OGLALA REVERSE STANCE, BACK HILLS LEGISLATION","Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PSYCHOLOGIST--RADIO MATERIAL OFTEN REUSED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AT&T MIGHT ADJUST SOME PHONE BILLS-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEAD SF MAN PROBABLY DROWNED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SD CEMENT PLANT SALES LOWER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FIRED LITTON WORKER SUING COMPANY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
JUDGE TO HEAR GROUP'S APPEAL OF ETSI,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*HANSEN--A VALLEY BETWEEN JANKLOW & ME,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL OFFICIALS GIVE MEDICARE POSITIVE PROGNOSIS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRO AUDIO SHOP RUN IS SUCCESSFUL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TRIPP NATIVE SCHNABEL STRUCK GOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE HERSHEY TRACK & FIELD MEET,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*HUNKING, HINES SQUARE OFF","Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-REPRESENTATIVE SAYS HE WON'T ENTER RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP MAY HELP STORES IN LIBEL SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PLANS TO ATTEND GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WATT'S STING WILL LEAD TO UPRISING, INDIAN SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NORWEGIAN BAND'S FOLK MUSIC IS HAND-CLAPPING,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"ILLINOIS GIRL, NORWEGIAN EXCHANGE FAMILY REUNITED","Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JURY EYES DRUG CRIME,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY VOTERS AND THE 4TH (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATIVE AMERICANS SHOULDN'T BETRAY ANIMALS FOR PROFIT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SALLY RIDE & CREW DESERVE HIGH PRAISE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
READER HOPES WATT DOESN'T TRY ANY MORE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"BILL WOULD BENEFIT THOSE SEEKING MINERALS, OIL","Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STORY ABOUT SANDI PETERSON APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"DEPUTY GETS {dollar}45,000 FOR ARREST-RELATED INJURIES","Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FLANDREAU BAND PERFORMS ON CAPITOL STEPS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"HANDICAPPED SUPPORT PROJECT GETS {dollar}5,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ORPHEUM ENTERED IN NATIONAL HISTORIC REGISTER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIMMONS REPRESENTS STATE ON GIFTED PANEL,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MAGICIAN CHARMS NORDLAND FEST CROWD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SENIORS HAVE THEIR OWN DAY AT FEST,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SWIMMING ON SUNDAYS BECOMES HOT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CEMENT PLANT GROUP SENDS STATE {dollar}8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CHILD SUPPORT NEEDN'T GO UP WITH INCOME,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COLTON WOMAN WRONG TO SEEK COURT ORDER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FAMILY WON'T GET 2ND TRIAL FOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL WRONG IN KEEPING OFFICERS FROM JOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROCKY MOUNTAIN FEVER FOUND IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WORKERS' DISEASE LINKED TO SILICA DUST,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
29-YEAR-OLD LOGGER KILLED IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ALUMNI RETURN HOME TO BITTERSWEET REUNION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROPERTY TAX MAY GO UP 8.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AT THE PIANO BAR...,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FLOODWATERS STILL ARE HIGH,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KEEPS PHONES RINGING FOR MONDALE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAMS TO HELP MEN BREAK CYCLE OF VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARSONISTS ARE BLAMED FOR FIRE IN WAREHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY COMMISSIONERS WILL DISCUSS STREET REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX VALLEY PROVIDING INFANT CAR SEATS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIREWORKS CAN BE KINETIC KILLERS...(ED),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MORE ARRESTS MEAN FEWER ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ETSI CONTINUES TO LOOK TO MONTANA,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL WILL START IN SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*ARSON SUSPECTED IN DOWNTOWN FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOLLMAN FOR US APPEALS COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ROWEN INSTALLED AS GRAND MASTER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*TUFTE PRESIDENT OF AUXILIARY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
LUND PRESIDENT OF ADVISORY BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
UNITED WAY CHANGES LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"WHITE, KLEIN ON LIBRARY BOARD","Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*RUBY ELECTED STATE COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*WIESE GUIDES VFW AUXILIARY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BLUE SHIELD RE-ELECTS FOUR,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*PAIN OF AN ACROSS-THE-BOARD BUDGET CUT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
A FITTING PUNISHMENT FOR UNFITTING CONDITIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONCERT GOERS TREATED WORSE THAN LIVESTOCK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TWINS MAKE THE RIGHT MOVE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD NATIVE STRIKES BACK AT TALK-SHOW GURU,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD STUDENT RECALLS HIS HOSTAGE CRISIS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WEEKEND ACCIDENTS KILL 5 IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY EXTENDS PRIVATE BUS MANAGEMENT FOR 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY STARTS 12-MEMBER PRESERVATION BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL BUILDERS MAKE STATE'S TIGHTEST HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL WOMAN CRITICAL AFTER CAR-TRUCK CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECRUIT VOLUNTEERS TO HELP SAVE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL REINSTATES WORKERS WHO WALKED OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MANGANESE POSSIBLE UNDER EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOARD OK'S PAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HOUSE APPROVES BILL TO HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE THROWS OUT HUNKING'S WIN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CANBY TO REBUILD ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOVIET UNION SHOW LOCAL BOY'S DRAWING,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS MUST PROTECT STATE'S IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOULD END THE WAR OVER CONTRAS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GIVE NEW STATION A CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
NORTHLANDER NO BIG LOSS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ELECTION REMARKS OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TACCO MEMBER WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TACCO MISREADS PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*NY MAN PEDALS TO MAKE A POINT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*2 HURT IN HEAD-ON COLLISION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICERS FOR STATE BAR ELECTED AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS ARGUE MERITS OF JAIL REHABILITATION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LUDEMAN MAKES CAMPAIGN SWING,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MAN BACK IN JAIL AFTER SUICIDE TRY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WOMAN FILES SUIT IN GOAT KILLING,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CROPS IN SD MOSTLY GOOD--REPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEAD FRAGMENT TO GUN IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PARADOX OF FARMERS, PROCESSING FIRMS","Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"BADLANDS, OGLALA IN TRUCK COMMERCIAL","Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ROAD WORK TO CLOSE HIGHWAY 14,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BOARD TO VOTE ON MINE PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BELL WANTS MILITARY TO FIGHT DRUG SMUGGLING,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POSTMASTERS GROUP TO MEET IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2 LOCAL TEENS ON STATUE OF LIBERTY DRILL TEAM,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE BILL HAS MONEY FOR SD--DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MAN GETS 4-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WOMAN SUES OVER CHOPPER CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*FARMERS SELL PRODUCE DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRAIRIE DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WIKLE WINS TITLE AT STATE PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
*RAIN DOESN'T DAMPEN CRUSADE'S SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRAPPED GUEST ALMOST UNREACHABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIGHT BACK TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GRAHAM STILL ON TOP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
QUARRY WOULD HURT PEOPLE ALREADY HERE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CORPORATE TAX WELCOME (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
VANDAL SHOULD BE PUNISHED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ABDNOR VICTIM OF CHEAP SHOT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CITY TAKES STEP AHEAD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
EX-CANDIDATE FACES CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY STARTS IN HURON MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CHECK PIT BULL REPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEWER PROJECT CHANGES PARKING,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
15-YEAR-OLD DIES OF CRASH INJURIES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLDUPS AT 3 CITY STORES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOST SD FAMILIES ATTEND CHURCH,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ELECTRIC CORD LINKED TO FIRE AT CITY HOTEL,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PEBBLE CREEK RESIDENTS WANT LOWER BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY WATER DEPARTMENT GIVES AWAY LIME SLUDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CORN KNEE HIGH BEFORE THE 4TH OF JULY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON NATIVE TO FLY SUPER TANKER AT AIR SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES SEWAGE ASH SHIPMENT REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAIR QUESTION CHILD ABUSE INQUIRY RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY APPROVES AIDS POLICY FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY TO CHANGE 800 NUMBER JULY 1,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
6 CITY STREETS TO CLOSE FOR VALLEY GUTTERWORK,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MORRELL DISPUTE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PHONE FIRM TO REDUCE RATES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GROUP DECIDES NOT TO SUE ABOUT OBSCENITY LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*WALLEYE BRING ANGLERS TO NORTHERN RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"OIL, GAS LEASE SALES SOAR","Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NORWEST TO HANDLE LOANS FOR LAW STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1987, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*IT'S NOT LIKE DIRTY '30S,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PENGUINS GET WARM RECEPTION AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO CONSIDER MORE WATER RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CLICHE FAILS ROAD TEST,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'KINGDOM COME' LACKS PREPARATION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PORTER ANSWERS DESTINY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PLAN WON'T LESSEN SERVICES FOR BLIND (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC VOICE IN STATE BOARD MEETINGS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STORY LACKED JUDGMENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SISTER KELLY CELEBRATES JUBILEE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
KRAMER--NBA NOT IN PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BALLOONS TO RACE TODAY AND SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANCER SOCIETY OPENS NEW OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLIST INJURED IN COLLISION WITH CAR,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAINT-A-THON SCHEDULED TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RADIO CLUB TO HOLD TESTS THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBBERY ON BIKE PATH FABRICATED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOCTOR ANSWERS CALL TO PRIESTHOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YELLOW FEVER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON DECLARES FIRE EMERGENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIZZLING HEAT DIDN'T FEEL SO HOT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOUBLE-LUNG RECIPIENT GETS 2ND,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FINAL ELECTION TALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD OK'S CANVASSED VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
{dollar}32.7 MILLION IN FOOD STAMPS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SISSETON ART CENTER DISPLAYS COLLECTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MOST FARMERS FINDING GRASS NOT GREENER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PATIENT HELD IN YANKTON SLAYINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SIOUX HOLIDAY OVERLAPS WITH CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*FRIENDS, FAMILY REMEMBER","Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
GOOD HEADLINES TURN SCANNERS INTO READERS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"NO-PASS, NO-DRIVE LAW IS NOT WORTH (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*PROGRESS CAN BE SAD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PRISON OFFICIALS TRIED TO PREVENT ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
CORPS WILL EXTEND RAMPS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
EROS BENEFITS THE WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
RESEARCH DOESN'T HURT FARM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
GODSPELL REVIEW PROMPTS QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
SUCCESS OF GAMES STIRS TALK OF REPEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORD 'TOMBOY' IS IN DANGER...,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CALIFORNIA WOMAN WINS CITY TRIATHLON,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DAKOTAS HAVE NO TROUBLE WITH GOLF BOOM,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CENTENNIAL SOFTBALL TOURNEY SHINES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*'FAST LANE' HIGHLIGHTS AREA RACE TRACK ACTION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
ROCK CLIMBING DEVELOPS INTO POPULAR PASTIME,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SMALLMOUTH BASS STOCKED IN BIG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.6"
MOUNT RUSHMORE TO HOLD CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD VOTERS LEAGUE ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TEENS TO ATTEND 4-H EVENT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WISCONSIN COUPLE DIES IN SD ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YEUTTER PROMOTES GRADUATE OF SDSU,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FESTIVAL GETS WET--FARMS DRY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSON LEANING AGAINST SENATE BID,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ELLSWORTH AIR BASE PLANS 200-UNIT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLANT TO TRANSFER {dollar}8 MILLION TO STATE FUND,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEER SPIRIT COVERS HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TAX FREEZE TAKES EFFECT ON SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURTHOUSE RENOVATION COSTS GROW,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON REQUESTS MEDIATION EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SLOWER GROWTH PREDICTED IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WHEAT GROUP SAYS NEEDS WILL BE MET,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BANKRUPTCY FILING FUELS AIRPORT ANXIETY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SD WRESTLES WITH FOREIGN TRADE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
INCOME SHRINKS FOR PARTICIPANTS IN FARM CLASSES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
GUARDIANS OF LEGACY DIG FOR HERO,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*'LOVELY IS THE ROSE',"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
HUNDREDS VIE FOR BIT PARTS IN COSTNER FILM,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS ATTRACTIONS INCLUDE MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1989, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS SEEK AID FOR QUAKE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COMPANY BANKS ON GAMBLING SUPPLIES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*USE OF STAFF AND FUNDS QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GHOST TOWN OFFERS LESSON IN OLD WEST HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WATER SAFETY URGED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PRESSLER PRIMARILY A SD SENATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*PRESSLER, DASCHLE RECORDS COMPARED","Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BICYCLISTS HAUNTED BY MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*EX-CITY RESIDENT ON SET OF 'FIRE BIRDS',"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
STUDENTS ENLIGHTENED AFTER MISSION WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ALDA PULLS THE STRINGS FOR 'BETSY',"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
MENTAL HOSPITAL NEEDS ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"BOARD SHOULD BE COMPETENT, NOT BIASED (L)","Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LAW ENFORCEMENT GROUPS BACK BAN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ABORTION IS LARGEST UNREGULATED INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
VOTES A DISSERVICE TO RAILROAD INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PROFITS HAVE SD IN DREAM WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
THE PAIN OF CHILDBIRTH,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
HURON COUPLE SHOOTS DOWN LOCAL HISTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GARNISHING CAN SETTLE UNPAID DEBT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*TECHNOLOGY REDUCES PHONE HANG-UPS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BHSU PROFESSOR GIVEN FULBRIGHT GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW WEATHER RADAR PLANNED FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILMOT WOMAN NAMED MISS SD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY NEEDS UNDERGROUND CLUBS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WATER RIDE TERRIFYING AND A THRILL,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO CONSIDER DRINKING BAN AT HERITAGE PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS LIKE HALLEEN AS RUNNING MATE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WHEELCHAIR TRANSPORTATION COMPANY FIRED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRIBAL COLLEGE PLANS MANAGEMENT COURSE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MAIL CARRIER MARKS CENTENNIAL WITH COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OPINION SOUGHT ON EDGEMONT PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JAYCEES PRESIDENT CRITICIZES FLAG VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RC POLICE SETTLE COVER-UP SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*ALL BENT OUT OF SHAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCOFFS AT TALK HE KILLED SZECHWAN OWNER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"COOL SCHOOL WILL COST {dollar}320,000 LESS","Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON AGREES TO LOWER BRULE CASINO,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REPLACEMENT CALL SURPRISES HOGEN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*IT'S TIME TO DANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
INDIAN ISSUES PANEL,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
SUNUNU SHOULD RIDE JET HOME--FOR GOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FAULTY VOTING LEVERS COST NELSON VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'ARGUS' OFF BASE ON TOURNEY SUGGESTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CRITICS BLAST PHEASANT SEASON EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINERVA'S MAKES MAGAZINE'S TOP 500,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BANKS OFFER INCENTIVES THROUGH EMPLOYERS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DOCTOR TO BE HONORED FOR COMMUNITY WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH WATER MOVES DOWN BIG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL WITNESS SENTENCED IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 BROTHERS CHARGED WITH GROWING MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ALDERMAN PAYS DISPUTED WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE HIGH ON MAILING LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STAAB'S CARETRAUM PLAN REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OCTOBER 15 IS TARGET DATE FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SF NATIVE RELATES WAR STORIES IN NEW BOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CITY, COUNTY TO CONSIDER NOMINEES FOR BOARDS TODAY","Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE STEPS DOWN FROM PRATT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OELRICH'S MAN CITED IN BOX ELDER FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAIL COST WON'T BE AS HIGH AS ESTIMATED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WILL BE DISPLAYED AT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*JANKLOW SAYS POLITICS NOT IN HIS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"AUSTAD'S CUTS JOBS, ELIMINATES NIGHT SHIFT","Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FEMALE SPORTSCASTER 'ONE OF GUYS',"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHELTER CLOSING ANGERS USERS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"RAILROAD STRIKE STALLS LOCAL TRAVEL, INDUSTRY","Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WATER RESERVE GOOD UNTIL 2030,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CIGARETTE MAKERS CAN'T HIDE BEHIND WARNING,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SF PASTOR NOT SHOCKED BY RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
EXPLOITING WOMEN NOT A FUNNY MATTER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION COULD SOLVE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IT'S ABOUT TIME WE GET TO KNOW PEROT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHURCHES COULD HELP THOSE CAUGHT IN STORM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ABOUT H ROSS PEROT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*LEGISLATORS JACK AROUND WITH BOOZE BAN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS OFFER FIRST AIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HUNDREDS HELP AT HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
'RUMORS' SCREAMS FOR AUDIENCE ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*LATIN CAN HELP RAISE TEST SCORES (PROF),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BOMB THREAT CLOSES USD CAMPUS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRANT ALLOWS STUDY OF JURISDICTIONAL PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JUVENILES ASSAULT BOYS, STEAL ONE'S BICYCLE","Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MASUR, STEENSLAND TO FIELD QUESTIONS","Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS WRAP UP DAMAGE ESTIMATES IN WAKE OF FLOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NETWORK ENHANCES CITY DAY CARES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GANG-RELATED THREAT PROMPTS TIGHTENED SECURITY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PARENTS, OFFICIALS ASSESS SCHOOL CUTS","Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEXUAL MISCONDUCT FORCES ACTION AT SCHOOL FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BURG WORRIES RAISE WILL HURT CHANCES FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CANDIDATES PICK CARDS TO BREAK ELECTION TIE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESERVATIONS BEGIN OUTREACH PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUMMIT FARMER DIES IN TRACTOR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SWAN LAKE RESIDENTS RAISE CASH FOR DREDGING,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS HOPE EXPANDED AIR SHOW FLIES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
REGENTS FOCUS ON NON-TRADITIONAL STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TAX-LIMITING GROUP SET TO TRY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CORN COB OPEN JULY 16 IN FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LOTTERY TERMINAL MAKER BUYS FIRM,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STEWERT DESIGNER'S WORK PUBLISHED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"PSEUDORABIES, NON-DOMESTIC REGULATIONS PROPOSED","Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
BUSINESS TO BRING 100 JOBS TO PARKER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*FLOOD WATERS ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GRAND JURY INDICTS 3 MEN FOR RIOT AT PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWO OTHER STATE PRISONERS CHARGED WITH OTHER CRIMES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COMMON SENSE NEEDED IN OWL DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GAME WARDEN GETS TOO GOOD A DEAL (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MAINSTREAMING ISN'T ALWAYS BEST CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRADE DEAL WILL SAP FREE ENTERPRISE IN US (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS STABBING CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 27 MONTHS IN BANK FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MUSEUM GROUP PLANS DAY-LONG AREA TOUR,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RADIOACTIVE-LABELED DRUMS JUST RUST,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STATE GETS {dollar}357,000 TO AID CRIME VICTIMS","Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CAFE OF HIGHER LEARNING CLOSES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NATURE CONSERVANCY PLANS TO DEDICATE 10TH PRESERVE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE WANTS ABUSE LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KTWB GETS RAINY BLUES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
O'HARA GETS DEVELOPMENT POSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COUNSELOR FILES SUIT OT GET FEDERAL PAY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN IS APPARENT ACCIDENT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL TO OFFER GAS TECHNOLOGY COURSE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CAMP HELPS KIDS COPE WITH LOSS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARENTS CAN KEEP CHILD AFTER SEX ABUSE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT OK'S MIDLAND KIDNAPPING SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*SPARKS FLY AT WELDING OPERATION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"CENDAK WOULD BRING 2,000 JOBS TO AREA, STUDY FINDS","Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"*5,200 YOUTH SOFTBALL PLAYERS IN SF CAN'T BE WRONG","Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES LOSE 5-1; SKID HITS 6,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OPERA A BIG HIT IN HEART OF HEARTLAND,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ACTOR LANDS 'MISS SAIGON' LEAD ROLE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'NO SEX PLEASE' IS A REFRESHING NIGHT OF LAUGHS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COUPLE FOUND STABBED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TREASURER HARDING FACES BIG CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OJ'S CASE BRINGS MORE INQUIRIES TO CITY SHELTER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SENATORS COMPROMISE ON HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
COMEDY IS TRAGIC 20 YEARS LATER AT BARN THEATER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*'THE LION KING' STANDS TALL,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TEACHER ISSUES CHALLENGE TO GOALS 2000,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOHNSON TAKING PART IN RIPPING OFF COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"GUILTY OR INNOCENT, SIMPSON HAD GOOD LIFE (L)","Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*GOD KEEPS INVITATION OPEN TO FLAWED PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BALLOON SYSTEM COSTLY VENTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 SUSPECTS HELD IN ABERDEEN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEDITATION LECTURES OFFERED IN CAILLE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUNDING APPROVED FOR WATER PROJECTS-SD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM COULD GAIN FROM WEAK DOLLAR,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW SPEAKS OF UNITY TO GOP,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VIDEOPHONE LETS ABSENT RELATIVES VIEW NEWBORN NIECE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DRAFT FLOOD-CONTROL REMEDIES FOR VERMILLION RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUSPICIOUS FIRE GUTS LOCAL HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"BIG SIOUX WILL FLOOD AROUND CITY, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
900 CANS OF BEER STOLEN AT SPEEDWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'JACK IN BEANSTALK' TO BE STAGED TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HISTORICAL SERVICE PLANS WORKSHOPS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEARING FOR FUNDING OF PIPELINE NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ADMINISTRATIVE PAY AT STATE SCHOOLS STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MILLER PLEDGES REPUBLICAN RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONSERVATIVES CHANGE LANGUAGE OF PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROPERTY TAXES TO LEAD DEMOCRATS' PLATFORM TALKS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CORN COOPERATIVE SUING LANDOWNER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
DEMOCRATS DEBATE ABORTION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"GOP CANDIDATE MIXES SUBSTANCE, WIT","Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JESSE JAMES' FAMED ESCAPE OCCURS AGAIN AT GARRETSON,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BEEKEEPERS ABUZZ OVER SUPPORT LOSS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*BOWING OUT AFTER LONG POLITICAL LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*CANARIES ROLL OVER DULUTH 9-4,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DYNASTY LIVES UP TO NAME,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*LARCHWOOD LOOKS LIKE A CONTENDER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*88-YEAR-OLD PARTS WITH TREASURES AMASSED OVER YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ARGUS LEADER ANNOUNCES RAISE IN NEWSPAPER'S PRICE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'SAFE HOMES' GIVE ABUSED WOMEN REFUGE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*WEATHER DOGS CORN CROP,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WINNIPEG OVERPOWERS CANARIES IN 9TH,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE 10TH ANNUAL JESSE JAMES 5K ROAD RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LIFE ON THE ROCKS CAN'T SPOOK SERIOUS ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
ONIDA NATIVE NAMED MISS DEAF SD,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SEWER SMOKE TESTS TO OCCUR THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*7 INJURED NEAR PAGEANT SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CATHOLIC DEACON EARNS HIS WINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BATTLESHIP MEMORIAL'S 16-INCH GUN BARREL,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ROBERTS SETS GOALS AS HEAD OF SDEA,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*FORMER BIA WORKER LOSES GOVERNMENT JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CITIZEN TASK FORCE NEEDS PUBLIC INPUT,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL PASSES APPROPRIATIONS BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*COUNCIL SETS DAY OF UNITY FOR RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*NORDLAND FEST MAKES SCANDINAVIANS, OTHERS SMILE","Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*FIRE DAMAGES FAMILY'S HOME ON N. DULUTH,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
PROUD OF BEING AMERICAN,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*INMATES SERVING TIME FOR NONVIOLENT CRIMES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*CLEANING UP THE RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
PUBLISHERS OPERATE IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PINE RIDGE RIDERS TAKE PART IN BIGHORN COMMEMORATION,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
TAX ON LODGERS AN APPROPRIATE FEE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
55 MPH SPEED LIMIT SHOULD BE REPEALED (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DISASTERS TAKING TOLL OF FARMERS (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*BLACK HILLS SETTLEMENT REMAINS OPEN BOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
VIDEO GAMBLING IS BAD BET FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CAMPAIGN FUNDING ADDRESSED IN BILL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MENTAL ILLNESS LAWS ARE IN STATE OF FLUX (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
FORREST GUMP ANALOGY COMPLIMENT TO PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
INCOME TAX DECISION UNUSUAL FOR DEMOCRATS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
WORKING CLASS HURT BY CHANGES AT PARKS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
COMMUNICATION BILL EARNS PRESSLER PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
PRESSLER TURNS SD INTO LAUGHINGSTOCK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
INDIANS TO BOYCOTT ARIZONA ICED TEA,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MAN HONORED FOR HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PANEL OK'S AIR FUNDING,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LAKE COCHRANE STATE PARK REOPENED FOR CAMPING,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
STREAMS ELIGIBLE FOR WILD RIVER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*RIVERSIDE HOME SPARKS MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*MOBRIDGE READY FOR ITS 50TH STAMPEDE OF VISITORS,"Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*CHAMBERLAIN AND OACOMA CAPITALIZE ON RIVER, HISTORY","Argus LeaderJun 25 1995, sect.G, p.08, col.1"
*CRAZY HORSE REVERED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CRAZY HORSE REVERED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ESTHERVILLE MORRELL PLANT CLOSED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ESTHERVILLE MORRELL PLANT CLOSED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VESCO FILES SUIT AGAINST STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
VESCO FILES SUIT AGAINST STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MORRELLS CLOSING TAKES MEAT OUT OF ESTHERVILLE ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MORRELLS CLOSING TAKES MEAT OUT OF ESTHERVILLE ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
THOSE CARRIERS WILL DO JUST FINE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
THOSE CARRIERS WILL DO JUST FINE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CITY HAS 3 BUS CHOICES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*TIME, MONEY, STAFF TOP OLD COURTHOUSE TROUBLES","Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRASSHOPPER DAMAGE OUTWEIGHS POISON RISK,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRASSHOPPER DAMAGE OUTWEIGHS POISON RISK,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*TIME, MONEY, STAFF TOP OLD COURTHOUSE TROUBLES","Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOW MORALE-BONUSES DON'T THRILL WORKERS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT BECAME OF ARVID'S TROMBONE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WHAT BECAME OF ARVID'S TROMBONE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR OPPOSES SOMOZA CUSTER,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
BILL ALLOWS POSTAL CHANGE VETOES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
MEASURE PROMOTES ALCOHOL FUELS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
BILL OFFERS VOCATIONAL SCHOOL GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
SIMULATOR GRENADE INJURES YOUTH-YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
MEASURE PROMOTES ALCOHOL FUELS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
BILL OFFERS VOCATIONAL SCHOOL GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
ABDNOR OPPOSES SOMOZA OUSTER,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
BILL ALLOWS POSTAL CHANGE VETOES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
*CIGARETTES FREE IN PUFFER PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
HIGHWAY PATROL TO BUY NEW AIRPLANE ENGINE,"Argus LeaderJuN 26 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
CORN PALACE FIRE ARSON BUT REASON NOT KNOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
CORN PALACE FIRE ARSON BUT REASON NOT KNOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
"COMMUNICATION, HELP SOUGHT FOR SPOUSE ABUSE VICTIMS","Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
"COMMUNICATION, HELP SOUGHT FOR SPOUSE ABUSE VICTIMS","Argus LeaderJun 26 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*CARTER PLAN GETS COOL RECEPTION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LINCOLN BAND OVERCOMES COMPETITORS...,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'BLUES BROTHERS' INDESCRIBABLY GOOD FILM,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYWRITE'S SCRIPT GETS TRYOUT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYWRITE'S SCRIPT GETS TRYOUT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CUSTER ANALYZED FROM ALL SIDES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
FCC CABLE RULING DOESN'T WORRY SD STATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT BEATS '76 DRY SPELL,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENERGY DEPT'S GASOHOL STUDY CALLED BIASED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX GATHER FOR MEETING ON LAND,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENERGY DEPT'S GASOHOL STUDY CALLED BIASED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TROOPER SAYS QUOTA CAUSED HIS FIRING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FCC CABLE RULING DOESN'T WORRY SD STATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TROOPER SAYS QUOTA CAUSED HIS FIRING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT BEATS '76 DRY SPELL,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BEADLE SUIT LEAVES PARENTS 'UP IN AIR',"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BEADLE SUIT LEAVES PARENTS 'UP IN AIR',"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SURVEY MAY UPLIFT DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ECONOMIC SAVVY GETS A BOOST (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ECONOMIC SAVVY GETS A BOOST (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISGUSTED-NOT ON SCHOOL VOTING LIST (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"'HOOKERS, AT LEAST, AREN'T ON WELFARE' (L)","Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CRASH HOSPITALIZES 5,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY PITCHES DRUG BATTLE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER TO AMEND GARRISON BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY TRANSIT REMODELS FOR HANDICAPPED PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER TO AMEND GARRISON BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY TRANSIT REMODELS FOR HANDICAPPED PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER PANEL VOTES TO ABOLISH ITSELF,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*VISIT UNNERVES ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUILDING'S OWNER ACCEPTS CITY OFFER,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*MEET SUITS ALL STYLES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MEET SUITS ALL STYLES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*OGLALA SET UP CAMP PEACEFULLY & LEGALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD FIRM NABS HUGE TRINDAD HOME DEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OGLALA SET UP CAMP PEACEFULLY & LEGALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SONGSTAD RIPS RAIL PLAN DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SONGSTAD RIPS RAIL PLAN DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TALL PEOPLE AND SHORT PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TALL PEOPLE AND SHORT PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DOING WHAT THEY DO BEST-ROCKING, ROLLING","Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE LIFTS PROPERTY LIEN IN TAX EVASION CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD GETS BILLBOARD REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIRTHDAY CARD USED 30 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OZ THE CLOWN FROM CIRCUS VARGAS EYES THE SWORD,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE LIFTS PROPERTY LIEN IN TAX EVASION CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A DAY TO HERALD CITY LIBRARY'S LADY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*A DAY TO HERALD CITY LIBRARY'S LADY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*A DAY TO HERALD CITY LIBRARY'S LADY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE PEN EXPANDS THE TRUSTY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD HIGHWAY TOLL AT 72,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOSES APPOINTED TO CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOSES APPOINTED TO CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"PANEL APPROVES ESTATE, GIFT TAX REFORM","Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GREGORY PROJECT BILLS INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS OPPOSE END OF AIRLINE SUBSIDY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SD FARMERS TO BE POLLED ON EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
NORTHWESTERN BELL TO INCREASE INSTALLATION FEE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DANEKAS FACES THE SKEPTICS--AND WINS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*INMATES HAVE A FRIEND IN DON KLASSEN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*RACE IS ON FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SELL YOUR TENNIS SHOES FOR THE PARTY COFFERS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHARLIES'S TAVERN GIVEN REPRIEVE FROM CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARTY PLATFORM SIMILAR TO O'CONNOR'S STANDS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DON'T FORGET STUDENTS, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INDIAN MEDICAL FACILITIES SCRAPPED (ANDERSON),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRO ABORTION VIEW DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TENNIS COMMUNITY DIGS DEEP FOR LIGHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROUD OF PLAYHOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CLUB'S VIEWS MIXED ON GO-KART CANCELLATION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FARM CRISIS ACT VOTE VERY DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*BILL BUUS--THE WINNER OF A CITYWIDE PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ESTHERVILLE PLANT CLOSED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OOPS--BAR OWNER FORGETS RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS CHANGES ORDINANCES FOR MOTORCYLE RALLY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT--ROLLER MANUFACTURE NOT LIABLE FOR DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES BEAR BUTTE SUIT AGAINST STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NORTHERN STATE REMOVED FROM AAUP CENSURE LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD DOESN'T HAVE UNUSUAL NUMBER OF ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHAMBERS WON'T ENDORSE CONG CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
NEW BN RATES WILL BE AMENDED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"ERA FIGHT NOT OVER, NOW HEAD SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"HOMESTAKE, UNION TRY TO GET TOGETHER","Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
INCUMBENT SEEKS OAHE BOARD SEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
INDIANS APPLY FOR CEREMONY PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SF ARREST LEADS TO BUST IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS SEARCH INDIAN RUINS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SF SCHOOL DISTRICT IS PUT TO THE TEST,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IT WAS A MORNING FOR A PARADE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--NO RIFT IN ADMINISTRATION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROBBIE PUTS TWINS' DEAL ON BACK BURNER,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KITTEN BALL GOES TO DOGS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TJEERDSMA HAS RUNNING MADNESS ON HIS MIND,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KEEPING PACE WITH PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*ALBINSON USES RACING AS OUTREACH,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JORGENSEN JITTERS NO JOLT TO AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MARCIE SWENSON-SIBLEY SIOUX NATION SPONSOR,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*WHITE RIVER HOPES NEW GYM WILL BOOST BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"OWNERS WERE PAID {dollar}250,000","Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUNT LENA & HER 4 HUSBANDS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*CRAFTS SHOW NOT JUST LEFSE, ROSEMALING","Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOMEBUYERS SNATCH LOW INTEREST LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL SOLUTIONS LIE IN SD (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FAMOUS SOUTH DAKOTANS COMING TO CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RUSHMORE-BORGLUM MUSEUM SHOULD BE AT MONUMENT SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AN ABORTIONIST HEARS A DIFFERENT DRUMMER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WORKERS MUST ACCOMPLISH MORE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ASSOCIATION HAS OPPORTUNITY TO START ITS OWN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MANAGER CRITICIZED FOR CALLING OFF SUNDAY RACES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT THE NEWS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HIGHWAY PATROL PROBES CAR-PEDESTRIAN DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TO FIND SOURCE OF GASOLINE FUMES--PLATTE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DISEASE LINKED TO KEYSTONE PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
REPUBLICANS DISCUSS HOW TO WIN THE RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTAN WINS WORLD AUCTIONEERING TITLE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
URANIUM CLEANUP BEGINS WHEN PAPERWORK ENDS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*ANCIENT JAPANESE ART COMES TO SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*ONLY MEMORIES REMAIN IN ROUNDHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*YOUNG STUDENTS BREAK THE LANGUAGE BARRIER,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHERYL TAYLOR--SIMPLICITY IS THE KEY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*VETERINARIAN TRADES 4 WALLS FOR 4 WHEELS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FAKE STEAKS COULD MAKE REAL MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
CITY AUTHORIZES {dollar}2 MILLION MORE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THERE'S PLENTY TO DO IN NEARBY CITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*BALTIC SUMMER CAMP CALLED OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AT&T APPEALS ORDER,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"DEMOCRATS, REPUBLICANS BATTLE OVER OFFICE","Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION COST PER PUPIL RISES IN SF,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MENNONITE VOLUNTEERS HELPING FAMILIES IN FLOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR REGRETS CONGRESSIONAL DECISION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BEER LICENSE DISPUTES WILL HAVE HEARING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY COMMISSION VOTES ON LEGAL ADVERTISING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COACHES DON'T NEED CERTIFICATES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY COMMISSION TO DISCUSS MONEY NEEDS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FIREMEN PREVENT A DISASTER,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN FACES CHARGES ON BREAKING INTO AUTO,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MONDALE'S CHOICES FOR VEEP (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PEOPLE EXPECT TOO MUCH FROM MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR SAYS PAYMENTS AVAILABLE FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COMMISSIONERS WANT STATE TO PAY COST,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
RED CROSS CENTERS TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FLOODING HURTS TOURISM NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CEREBRAL PALSY DOESN'T HANDICAP RUNNER,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIRLINES SERVING SF BEEF UP SECURITY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RIGHT PERSON PICKED TO FILL JUDICIAL VACANCY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ENFORCING LAWS HELPS KEEP INTERSTATE SAFE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
UN TURNS PREMATURELY GRAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*YEAGER'S STORY IS CLASSICALLY AMERICAN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*VALLEY SPRINGS GIRL WINS PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.B, p.11, col.3"
HEART ASSOCIATION RECOGNIZES SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.B, p.11, col.3"
MCKENNAN AUXILIARY HONORS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.B, p.11, col.3"
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION HONORS FIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.B, p.11, col.3"
*HEARINGS AREN'T GRIPE SESSIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PIONEER HERITAGE DAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COUNTY GRANTS {dollar}25,000 FOR PREVENTION PROGRAMS","Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ARGUS, POLICE ARGUE ABOUT ARREST RECORDS","Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BEAVER CREEK CHURCH BUILDING BEING MOVED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CAR-ACCIDENT VICTIM IN STABLE CONDITION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INSURANCE GROUP SUES LOCAL FUNERAL HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PHARMACY GUILTY OF DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BEACH BOYS CONCERT DATES CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EPA TO SET UP SCHOOL-ASBESTOS LIMITS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FMHA CHIEF OF FARMER PROGRAMS NAMED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE MAN GUILTY OF ILLEGAL BAITING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD ARTS COUNCIL RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WATERTOWN MAN, 22, DROWNS IN LAKE","Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY HEARS MONEY PLEAS FROM DEPARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL INSURERS BLAST TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE DROUGHT MOVES EAST,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PRISONS TO MOVE 110 MORE INMATES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MINING OPERATIONS RESUME IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
CITY RUNOFF TO BE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD WILL WIN WITH TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS FOR CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCORE ONE FOR KUCK (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NUNS BEGIN 2ND CENTURY OF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DREAM WORLD DOESN'T COME TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BERESFORD HAS FESTIVAL IN THE PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FAMILY WALK JULY 12-13 IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JAYCEES SPONSOR BAILEY CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LUVERNE SUMMER FESTIVAL SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GUTHRIE THEATRE HIGHLIGHTS SERIES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
JAYCEES SPONSOR FIREWORKS DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
MISS SD TEEN PAGEANT SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
TRENT CENTENNIAL SET FOR JULY 4-6,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*KELO-TV NAMES NEW EXECUTIVES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FATAL SHOOTING WAS SELF DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HERSETH TO SPEAK TO CLUB FRIDAY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW APPOINTS WATER, RESOURCES SECRETARY","Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAYORAL CANDIDATE FORUM SET FOR MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICERS NAMED TO TRIAL LAWYERS ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCKELLIPS TO ANNOUNCE HIS PLANS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"PETERSON WANTS WATER WORKS, SEWAGE POST","Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ABSENTEE BALLOTS CAN BE CAST THIS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CAR RECOVERED FROM WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN DIED OF STAB WOUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GASOLINE PRICES NOSEDIVE IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP FORMS TO CONTINUE WORK OF INSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HILL CITY CONSIDERS CONTROVERSIAL PARK PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARD PLANS BUDGET CUT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONSERVATION IS GOAL OF TOUGH POLICY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SWIMMERS WARNED ABOUT BACTERIA LEVELS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
KUCK CHARGES 2 WITH ELECTION CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
WHEAT GROWERS URGED TO VOTE IN POLL,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*GIFTS FUEL GRAHAM CRUSADE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SWIMMING IN RED TAPE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON CONSIDERS SPECIAL SESSION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HE GETS AROUND,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
ALL-CITY PICNIC PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CENTER OFFERS SERIES OF LECTURES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
STATE FAIR TICKETS FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FIGHT OVER LOW-STRENGTH BEER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
RIGHT TO WORK LAW NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
VICTIMS MUST FIGHT THREATS OF VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
LAWS ARE TOO PERMISSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*OVENDEN STEPS FROM KSFY SPORTS POST,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COURT OPENS WATERTOWN CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FARM BANKRUPTCIES ON RISE, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE'S CONSORT GETS 2-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CRACK SQUAD,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CRUSADE CROWD GROWS ON 2ND NIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MARKETING PLAN LOOKS FORWARD TO JOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CABLE CAN BE WIRELESS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CO-OP MAY OFFER TV SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RULES OUT CHAMBERLAIN AREA FOR SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BROWN COUNTY CRACKS CRIME RING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GASOLINE PRICES PASS {dollar}1 MARK, GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KIDNEY DIALYSIS CENTER OPENS AT ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAROLEE FACES CHARGES AFTER WEEKEND CHASE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER FLOATS IDEA FOR SHIP NAMED FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEBSTER MAN ENTERS PLEA IN TRAFFIC DEATH CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULTS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD RECOMMENDS BUILDINGS FOR REGISTER,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
EXPERT WARNS OF BORER'S,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
UNION MEMBERS SET UP FOOD PANTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*DAKOTA DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WILD HORSES EXPECTED SOON,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUTS ALL ITS HOPES IN RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*TWO BEST CANDIDATES IN THE RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*LATE AMERICAN INDIAN ACTOR SAMPSON,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
DRIVERS DIDN'T STOP TO HELP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
"LOW WAGES, HIGH HOME COSTS APPALLING (L)","Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
SD NEEDS PROCESSING JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
HALVERSON CARES FOR ANIMALS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
MEDIA SHOULD COVER SOCCER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
*WHEEL OF MISFORTUNE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOOTBALL FLOURISHES AT USD,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SATELLITE IN SODRAC BETTING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"HUSBANDS, WIVES CHASE GOLF CROWN","Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
S DAKOTAN MAKES BIG LEAGUES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*WORM SHORTAGE LOOMS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LOCKWOOD EYES PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
TEAL SEASONS THREATENED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
PROJECTS DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*SCHNEE IN DEMAND AS RACE-CAR BUILDER,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
APPLICATIONS DUE SOON FOR FLOOD RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAIR FOR INVENTORS SCHEDULED IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MESABA REVEALS REORGANIZING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HERE COMES HUTCHINSON TECHNOLOGY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"OGLALA COLLEGE GETS {dollar}60,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PLAZA CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT PROJECT CONFRONTS DRUG USE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TWO CENTURY CITIZENS TO BE RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DOLE URGES STATE TO SUPPORT BUSH,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HOMEOWNER THANKS NORWEST EMPLOYEES FOR HELPING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*HELP FOR FARMERS MUST BE BIPARTISAN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
PANEL APPROVES STUDY FOR DROUGHT LAB,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*POLITICS RESTRICT REFUGEES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CAMBODIAN FAMILY FINDS HOME IN SF,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*PATIENT LABELED A THREAT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOWN KEEPS LYONS' SHARE OF RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL, WORKERS TO PUT DOWN ARMS","Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WITH ABORTION RULING NEAR, TENSION HIGH","Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SURVIVING SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FUTURE OF CABLE TV INCLUDES 'A LA CARTE',"Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LOCAL BAPTIST CHURCH TO HOST NATIONAL CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ABUSE MAIL PRIVILEGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HELPING PEOPLE BELONG IS A BLOW... (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"DOON, IOWA MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOLK FEST BLESSED BY CLEAR SKIES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IRENE WOMAN NAMED MISS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH LEADERSHIP EVENT STARTS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSIONER LOVES CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*IN HIS QUEST YOUNG INDIAN FOUND DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MINORITY HIRING PROGRAM AT STAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GAMBLING LURES PROSPECTORS TO DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STUBBORN FIRE EXTINGUISHED IN MINE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COUPLE EARNS DEFICIT TO TAKE GOLF TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT FURTHER RESTRICTS ABORTION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE WILL FORCE CONTRACT ON TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PATIENT SCULPTOR PUTS PERSONALITY IN STONE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AIDS PROTESTERS HURT THEIR CAUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PLAYING SCHOOL OFFICE POLITICS COULD BE THREAT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CONSTITUTION CHANGE WON'T AFFECT FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MAYBE ABORTION FOES SHOULD BURN FLAGS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
DON'T MOVE BANTAM LEAGUE DIAMONDS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINION--THE LOOP,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CHECK POINTS WILL HELP MAKE HIGHWAYS SAFER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CASHES IN ON RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BATTLE OF BANDS CONTEST BEGINS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN'S CLUB HONORS STITCHERY AUTHOR,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DEAD TEEN MAY HAVE SUFFERED CONCUSSION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISTRICT 15 RECOUNT DOESN'T CHANGE RESULTS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH GRADUATE TO SPEAK AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN JUMPS FROM CLIFF TO HIS DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEEDOMETER CHECKS SCHEDULED THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISABLED LAMENT LOSS OF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARKING ON LOOP SOON THING OF PAST,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEMOCRATS--PRESSLER'S 'GOING TO PAY',"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL LUNCHES MAY COST 10 CENTS MORE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*NO ONE INJURED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SHORTFALL THREATENS MADISON SCHOOL BUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TOWNS COMPETE FOR FUNDS TO HELP RECYCLE GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY NOT LIKELY TO OPT OUT OF FREEZE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GAMBLING VOTE WOULDN'T PASS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CITY EYEING CHANGES IN WATER BILLING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AIRPLANE MAKES EMERGENCY LANDING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HEARING WILL ADDRESS WASTEWATER PLANT SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
MOTORCYCLISTS KILLED WHEN REAR-ENDING TRUCK,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CATFISH GAIN IN POPULARITY AMONG FISHERMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
NEW SALMON STOCKING PLAN TRIED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*AN EASIER WAY TO SPRAY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FARM BILL PLANS WORRY FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*CARETRAUM--BOARDS STACKED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KIM--I WASN'T AT SZECHWAN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ANIMAL PAYS DEARLY IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
KELO MAY LOSE LAND IN DISPUTE WITH TRIBE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RAIN GREAT FOR CROPS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
THE BOARDS STUDYING AMBULANCE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CASE FOR LAKE GETS TOUGHER TO MAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL PARKING CHARGES ARE WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
PRO-MANAGEMENT PACT FORCED ON RAIL WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
SIDEWALK BRANCHES SHOULD BE TRIMMED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*PATRIOTISM INFILITRATES POP MUSIC,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COOK KNOWS HOW TO FEED A CROWD,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"GARBAGE STUDY DONE, STAFF IS REVIEWING","Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO ATTEND WASTE-DISPOSAL FORUM,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE TO STOP DRIVERS AT SAFETY CHECKPOINTS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAR LETTERS WANTED FOR PUBLICATION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COOL RIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NO HOPE--COMEDIAN CANCELS VISIT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON DEFENDS WHITEBIRD,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*DAVI ASKS TO HAVE VERDICT OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TICKETMASTER TO HANDLE FAIR TICKETS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KANSAS MAN NAMED TO SDSU POSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAKE KAMPESKA RISES 3 FEET IN 3 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOWER BRULE MAN GETS 3 YEARS FOR BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TV SHOW DOING STORY ON LEMMON HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WOMAN GIVEN PRISON IN MT RUSHMORE THEFT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*LOTTO TICKET SALES SURGE 18 PERCENT IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SPENDING ON MISSOURI RIVER MARINA OK'D,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TYNDALL TO HOST HOT AIR BALLOON RALLY SEPT 12-15,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TOURNAMENT BRINGS OUT-OF-STATE TALENT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"LONETREE PLAN TOO 'IFFY' TO OPPOSE, LUJAN SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN SURVIVES BATTLE TO GIVE BIRTH,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CASINOES MUST REPORT {dollar}600 WINS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MASUR PAYS {dollar}1,736 IN BACK TAXES, FEES","Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUSINESSES SHOULD RETHINK PAY POLICY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEPARTMENT TURNED BACK ON SD LANDOWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INITIATIVE NUMBER 2 FACTS WERE DISTORTED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
STEENSLAND IS GUY SF NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JURORS HAVE DUTY TO SERVE JUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*SHAKESPEARE AT BRITISH BEST TO VISIT ST PAUL,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'HEAR MY SONG' IS A CHARMING COMEDY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JAZZ GROUP GOES FREE WITH ALBUM--AND CONCERT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FOGHAT READY TO RIDE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BLUEGRASS HAS NEW TRADITION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY SET UP FOR U2 TICKETS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*KORY MODELS MUSIC FOR LEVI'S,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AMATEUR RADIO FIELD DAY PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDY CON ARTISTS KICKED OUT OF PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CROP DUSTER HURT IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT ADOPTS NEW HOMICIDE RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPACE RUNS SHORT FOR STORM DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY COUNCIL DEBATE GETS PERSONAL,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROLL BAR SAVES ROAD WORKER,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SD NATIVE PLAYS KEY ROLE IN BUSH CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE POLITICAL CONVENTIONS UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"POLICE, FIREFIGHTERS ENDORSE STEENSLAND","Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RANCHERS FIGHT OVER PRIZE BULL,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SOUTH DAKOTANS HOLD TOP SPOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RAINBOW GATHERING OK'D BY US FOREST SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD SELECTS SITE FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS STUDIOS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BUFFALO CHIP CAMPGROUND FACES MOVE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*HISTORIC HOME RESTORED TO ORIGINAL SPLENDOR,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SAND BLASTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AUSTAD'S CUTBACKS INCLUDE VACATION WITHOUT PAY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*RENNER RESIDENTS BLAME SF FOR SOME FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
AG SECRETARY PLANS TO VISIT FLOODED AREAS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE SIDES WITH MORRELL ON BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WHITE HOUSE FOR TIGHTER REGULATION OF INDIAN CASINOS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MEMORIES OFTEN BETTER LEFT INTACT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
'PRIVATE LIVES' FAILS TO OVERCOME PAST PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*FORIEGN AID SHOULD FIGHT HUNGER,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ABORTION FOES' LIVES COULD BE IN DANGER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
NO NEED TO DUPLICATE LABORATORY FACILITIES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"KELO NEWS REPORT COMMENTARY, NOT FACT (L)","Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*TREAT TROUBLED PEOPLE AS YOU'D TREAT JESUS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*SPECIAL BOATS GET SPECIAL LAWS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES END SKID,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AMATEUR RADIO CLUB TESTS THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOUR LAWYERS ELECTED BAR COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN KILLED, CHILDREN INJURED IN ROLLOVER","Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MARRIAGE CELEBRATION AT ST JOSEPH SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEKING MEN WHO KICKED WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THREE CONVICTED IN COCAINE BUST,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CITY DRAWING UP TATTOO RULES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP PROTESTS NATURE CONSERVANCY HOG SNARING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAYOR SEEKS UNDERWRITER VOTE DELAY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FAIR GRANDSTAND TICKET SALES UP,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MONUMENT ORGANIZERS PICK SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
LAWYERS' GROUP HONORS MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN ENTERS PLEA ON BRICK ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PANEL TO RESEARCH HIGHWAY PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*VO-TECH STUDENTS ATTEND GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
NO CHANGE IN WARNINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*NOW IN TOWN ON SUNDAYS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*AN AMERICAN LOVE AFFAIR WITH OLD CARS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GOP GIVES HARDING A CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ANGER SWEEPS ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHAMBER OFFICIAL RESIGNS HIS POST,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONFERENCE TO EXPLAIN GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY WOMAN WINS ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BATH COMPANY WINS ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF LEADS NATION IN SHARE OF MOMS WORKING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FARMER CO-OPS REAP GREATER PROFITS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MANAGER GLAD HE'S STILL ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANARIES MAKE IT SIX IN A ROW,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA AAU TRACK MEET,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KIRBYS TAKE ONE-STROKE LEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KINSER ON ROLL AS OUTLAWS ARRIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*GOOD YEAR FOR GROUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*CANARIES RELEASE DUNCAN, CARDERA","Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CITY TO EXTEND TRAIL THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL OFFICIALS TO ASSESS FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PARTY TO WELCOME MISS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY CLERK EXTENDS HOURS FOR VOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE GAS PRICES BELOW LAST YEAR'S,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BEDDOW SAYS HE CAN BEAT JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AND THEY'RE OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAN CHARGED IN GIRLFRIEND'S STABBING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
VERMILLION LOOKS FOR WAYS TO CURB PARKING SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*REACHING OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN ATTORNEY CHALLENGING BARNETT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN WOMAN DIES FROM INJURIES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PATROL CAR CHASE RESULTS IN CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD EASTER SEAL PLANS OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"COSTNERS' CASINO GETS {dollar}772,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EX-COUNTY EMPLOYEE FILES DISTRESS SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS APPROVE ABORTION COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CHURCH MEMBERS SHOW WORLDWIDE UNITY IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LITTLE BIGHORN ENEMIES RECONCILE AT FT MEADE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS' PAY SET,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PELTIER BACKERS APPEAL TO CLINTON,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COOPERATIVE ENVIRONMENT PROGRAM AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
COST HIKE FOR TELEVISED CREDIT COURSES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
RECENT PAST SHOWS NO 2'S IMPORTANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DON'T BLAME PROBLEMS OF TODAY ON 1980'S (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT'S TERMINATION SUSPICIOUS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
UNSAFE BEHAVIOR DEPICTED IN PHOTOGRAPH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
"VOTERS, NEW MEMBERS OF BOARD CONGRATULATED (L)","Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
"DESPITE GINGRICH'S TALK, HEALTH PLAN NEEDED (L)","Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
*DISCOVER JOYS OF A LAND BLESSED WITH VARIETY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*BLACK HILLS ARE CROWN JEWEL OF TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*READ UP ON SD GEMS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.G, p.03, col.2"
*10 ATTRACTIONS DON'T COST MUCH MORE THAT GAS MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1994, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
*EFFORTS TO FREE PELTIER MARCH ON,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRISONER LAWSUITS UNDER FIRE FOR COST,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE RACE COULD MATCH 2 WOMEN (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DECORUM DIFFICULT WITHOUT CLUBHOUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*LAND TRANSFER TO SIOUX SHOULD OUTRAGE SD TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RESIDENTS MUST FIGHT THEFT EPIDEMIC (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
JANKLOW NOT ALONE IN BREAKING THE LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RACIAL DIVISION NOT PRESSLER'S FAULT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ACCEPTANCE OF GAYS SPOILS BUCHANAN NAME (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
VIEWERS HAVE POWER TO CHANGE HOLLYWOOD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*PUPPY'S OWNER FINDS PARENTS ARE PRETTY WISE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE FAST GET FASTER,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
5-RUN 8TH POWERS CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE RODEO CHAMPS CROWNED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AIRPLANE MAKES EMERGENCY LANDING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"PHONE, CABLE CHANGES TO BE SLOW","Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PRIEST SAYS LAST MASS IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NURSE SEES BRIGHT FUTURE FOR HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MULE GETS BLAME FOR HIGHWAY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
BROTHER ARRESTED IN BAR OWNER SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*RESIDENTS WARNED OF RISING RESERVOIR,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"FESTIVAL EXPECTED TO ATTRACT 140,000","Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MAN SUSPECTED OF ROBBERY ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SMALL SD PARKS NOT EXPECTED TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SPORTS AUCTION BENEFITS FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
VOTERS TO DECIDE WHETHER TO RETAIN MAYOR,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DOCTOR DEVOTED TO HIS PATIENTS DIES AT 64,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*BOYS PASS GIRLS IN NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*ART MUSEUM UNVEILS WELL-KNOWN RESTORED PAINTING,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CAUCUS SYSTEM UNDER SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SD TIES IOWA FOR LOWEST STRESS LEVELS,"Argus LeaderJun 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"MORRELLS PRODUCTION IMPROVING, FOOD SHORTAGE FEARS R","Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HIGHWAY PATROL USES TICKET QUOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HIGHWAY PATROL USES TICKET QUOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"MORRELLS PRODUCTION IMPROVING, FOOD SHORTAGE FEARS R","Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TICKET QUOTAS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
TICKET QUOTAS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
AGREES WITH ENERGY PLAN PRESENTED BY PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
AGREES WITH ENERGY PLAN PRESENTED BY PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LEARN A LESSON FROM 2 PRINCIPALS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LEARN A LESSON FROM 2 PRINCIPALS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"*IF SKYLAB FELL HERE, YOU'D GET SMUSHED","Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WITNESSES DEBATE AIRLINES' MERGER,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"GAS-PRICES CLIMB, SUPPLIES DWINDLE","Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COUNTIES, CITY ADOPT PLAN FOR LAND USE","Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY BOARD APPROVES ANNEXATION-BRANDON VALLEY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY BOARD APPROVES ANNEXATION-BRANDON VALLEY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY BOARD APPROVES ANNEXATION-BRANDON VALLEY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COUNTIES, CITY ADOPT PLAN FOR LAND USE","Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO DAMS BREAK NEAR ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HURD PLACE TO BE INSPECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HURD PLACE TO BE INSPECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SEARCH ON FOR TAX RIDDLE SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HAYING TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOOD STAMP CUTS IN QUESTION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE STAFF MIGHT NOT GET RAISES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE STAFF MIGHT NOT GET RAISES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARGUS WINS TWO AD AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ARGUS WINS TWO AD AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE PROGRAMS FOR ELDERLY TO STAY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE PROGRAMS FOR ELDERLY TO STAY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"HAYHILL, BURGHDUFF TOP RODEO WINNERS","Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE PROGRAMS FOR ELDERLY TO STAY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NONCROP DESIGNATION SOUGHT FOR SUNFLOWERS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
4 HELD IN RAPID CITY FOR DRUG SALE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
MEETING SET ON JAMES RIVER BASIN,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
PRESSLER PANS CARTER'S COST-SHARING,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
PRESSLER PANS CARTER'S COST-SHARING,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
BLACK HILLS ENERGY RALLY SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
BLACK HILLS ENERGY RALLY SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
STUDENTS TO GET {dollar}7.8 MILLION IN AID,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
BROOKINGS TO VOTE ON TAX ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
BUDGET ELECTION ISSUE IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*ALL-AMERICAN FAVORITES FOR THE 4TH,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1979, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
"*{dollar}5,000 DAMAGE TO THE LAUNDRY AT W 15TH ST","Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CEMENT PLANT PAYS BIG PRICE FOR COAL DEAL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AUGUSTANA TO SURVEY HISTORIC SITES OF SF,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA TO SURVEY HISTORIC SITES OF SF,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEPHARDIC JEWS REGARD HERITAGE AS INTRINSIC TO IDENTITY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REYNOLDS CHOOSES CLASS OVER CLASH,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OVER-60 STUDENTS GATHER FOR CLASSES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BATHROOM TRADITION CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*GIRLS CLUB CHOOSES 'CARING FRIENDS',"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*GIRLS CLUB CHOOSES 'CARING FRIENDS',"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*'MONDALE' BY FINLAY LEWIS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T STOP URANIUM PROBES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RATES PLUNGE ON SD HOME LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"IF THE BOMB FALLS, A BASEMENT IS PLACE TO BE","Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"IF THE BOMB FALLS, A BASEMENT IS PLACE TO BE","Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROADSIDE FIREWORKS STANDS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RATES PLUNGE ON SD HOME LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T STOP URANIUM PROBES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HOT, MUGGY WOES","Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T STOP URANIUM PROBES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLITICOS MEET,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
POLITICOS MEET,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GERKEN'S NEW IDEA ABOUT JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GERKEN'S NEW IDEA ABOUT JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WARREN JOHNSON'S WATER POLL PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SURVEY ON MCGOVERN SEEKS NEGATIVE IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HOME RULE ADVICE FOR WINEGARDEN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SF ACCIDENT VICTIM TREATED,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BIG SIOUX TO CREST ABOVE FLOOD STAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF LAUNDRY CLEANED OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ASH WEIGHS HEAVY ON WASHINGTON HAY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
NEW AUGUSTANA PRESIDENT WANTS NEW FACILITY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEW AUGUSTANA PRESIDENT WANTS NEW FACILITY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD WRESTLERS SET FOR OKLAHOMANS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AIM BACKS OGLALA CLAIM,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AIM BACKS OGLALA CLAIM,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATT MAKES NO WATER PROMISES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*WOMEN REVIVE UNCONSCIOUS GIRL AT POOL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LEGAL BATTLE OVER COMPUTER LEASE CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WON'T BACK INDIAN OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WON'T BACK INDIAN OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WETLANDS DRYING UP, BEING USED BY FARMERS","Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE HARTFORD CENTENNIAL KIDDIE PARADE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BELGIAN YOUTH SINGS SF PRAISES AFTER YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW WINS THE RAIL DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW WINS THE RAIL DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US ELDERLY TO FACE TERMINATION THREAT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"DEFENDS POLICE CHASE, CRITICIZES HIGH COURT (L)","Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SWIMMING BADGE QUESTIONS DISBUST CITY PATRON (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"DEFENDS POLICE CHASE, CRITICIZES HIGH COURT (L)","Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HANDICAPPED PARKING STICKERS EXPLAINED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"DASCHLE DEFENDED ON TAX CUT, DEFICIT (L)","Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HURON RAIL EMPLOYEES CRITICIZE JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
THEFT OF RUMMAGE WORKS A HARDSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TEEN-AGE QUEEN CROWNED TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF TO BE INCLUDED IN HEART STUDY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCKELLIPS ENVISIONS MORE TAX REVENUE FROM WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OUT-OF-STATE MAIL RECIPIENTS WIN BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCKELLIPS ENVISIONS MORE TAX REVENUE FROM WATER PROJ,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*GAS PUMP EXPLODES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NATIONAL GROUP SUPPORTS HILLS CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BONDING OFFICIALS CALLED TO MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CANCER CRUSADER IN HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
KEYSTONE BOARDING HOUSE BURNS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NATIONAL GROUP SUPPORTS HILLS CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MEN CAN SUE CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HEAD LIBRARIAN LEAVES HER 'PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY',"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*HEAD LIBRARIAN LEAVES HER 'PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY',"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*HEAD LIBRARIAN LEAVES HER 'PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY',"Argus LeaderJun 27 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*OPPONENTS DROP OUT--MEIERHENRY WINS RENOMINATION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE RAIL HURTS SOME FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INCHING FORWARD WITH MILES TO GO (FULLER),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DANEKAS WINS NUMBER 2 SPOT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*KRAMER LOVES BASKETBALL EUROPEAN RUNNING STYLE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SD'S HABITAT PROGRAM FIGHTS BROME GRASS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TWO WEEKS IN CHAMBERLAIN REVIVES SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF PLAYERS ARE ULTIMATE FREE AGENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*GO-CART RACERS FLY 65 MPH,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FERRIE SEES SOFTBALL FROM OTHER SIDE OF PLATE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"*LEFHOLZ WINS NOMINATION, SLAMS MEIERHENRY'S RECORD","Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT OF '82 PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SELLING FIREWORKS A BOOMING 9-DAY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM BILL'S DEMISE WILL HELP US BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*NOBEL WINNER DECRIES EROSION FEARS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*ABDNOR DENIES HIS CLEAN AIR ACT VOTES FOR DIRTY AIR,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRUTH SERUM URGED FOR FELONY TRIALS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HANDICAPPED INSPIRE GRANITE CITY JAYCEES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HIGH MORTGAGE RATES DEVASTATE HOME BUYERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW WIT ENLIVENS SD SCENE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MINNESOTAN STOPPED--POLICE CARS DIDN'T (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CHURCHES JOIN TO FIGHT GAMBLING OPTION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JERRY HAGGESTAD ELECTED VFW CHIEF,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OWEN TRIAL TO REMAIN IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SD AUCTIONEER, BUD KNIGHT, WAS RUNNER-UP","Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
9-STATE COALITION HIRES EXPERTS TO FIGHT AT&T,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MX MISSILE SITES MAY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
50 REDFIELD HOSPITAL PATIENTS EXPECTED TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*'IN SEARCH OF CHINA',"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAY WALTERS--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*AEROSPACE EDUCATION WORKSHOP AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*HEAVY RAINS EXTENDED SD PLANTING SEASON,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD BANKERS HOPE NEW ACCOUNT WILL ATTRACT INVESTORS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WORKERS TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*'SURVIVORS' DOESN'T LIVE UP TO POTENTIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*EXPERIENCES AS JAPANESE-AMERICANS DURING WW II,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*STORE, POST OFFICE ARE OPEN FOR 120 CUSTOMERS","Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION VOTES ON CHANGING ZONING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY CHANGES SUBJECT BENEFITS TO TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY BUSINESSMEN SUPPORT ORDINANCE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAPID CITY GREENHOUSE PLAN DEPENDS ON HOT WATER WELL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"SIOUX CITY BUILDINGS WILL USE SOLAR, GEOTHERMAL","Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VIP COULD BE DAIRYMEN'S PIK PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SENATORS SHOULD PUT PEOPLE'S BUSINESS FIRST (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS' NATURAL OPTIMISM FADES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*BIKE FOR LIFE RAISES {dollar}10,000 FOR CANCER SOCIETY","Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BIDS ARE LET TO IMPROVE 3 RECREATION AREAS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BORN BORER MOTHS HAVE INFESTED PARTS OF STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JAYCEES ELECT TRIPP MAN AS VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MARION HIGH BAND WILL BE IN NATIONAL PARADE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER BILL CONSOLIDATES 2 FEDERAL AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOLD IN BLACK HILLS MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
LOYAL WANTS FIRM TO STAY IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
CENTER WANTS NUKE FREEZE RESOLUTION ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"FEDS, RAPID CITY DISAGREE ON DAM REPAIRS","Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
YANKTON FARMER SAYS MANDAN JUMPED THE GUN,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
COMMITTEE WILL DISCUSS INDIAN AFFAIRS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
"COUNTY, STATE OFFICIALS AT ODDS OVER FUNDS","Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH WATERS GOING DOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN WANTS THE BADGE OF SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SIOUX CITY FLOOD CREST HIGHEST SINCE '52,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
LAMMERS BOYS ROPING WAY TO NATIONAL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GONDER SIGNS CONTRACT TO PLAY IN FRANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
REARRANGES STATE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR'S CUP HAS SUFFERED A LITTLE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*GOING PLACES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KENNY ROGERS ASKS FANS TO BRING FOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTOPHERSON IS NURSE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.C, p.15, col.4"
MEDICAL GROUP LAUDS FOR DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.C, p.15, col.4"
*HINK NAMED ASSOCIATE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.C, p.15, col.5"
*PETERSON'S POND,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
A LAWYER WILL SEEK PUC JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BURGLAR SUES SHOP OWNER,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICAN WOMEN FACE GENDER ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
FOUNDATION WANTS SMALL-TOWN INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
LIQUOR LICENSE DRAMA CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HIGH INTEREST RATES COSTLY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS CAN PREVENT NUKE ISSUE SECRECY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STOP EXCUSES FOR MOLESTERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
BILL ALLOCATES MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE MAN SAYS COLLEGE CAN STILL BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
VOCATIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES CHANGING,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WORST STREET LIST MADE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
ASKS THAT FARM PROBLEMS BE PLATFORM TOPIC,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
AUCTIONEERING CHAMPIONSHIP SET AUG 17,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY ADVERTISING FOR EQUALIZATION DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"DASCHLE, CONGRESSMEN TO DISCUSS FLOODING","Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
EDGEMONT STORY APPEARS IN 'LIFE' MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
RED CROSS OFFICES OPEN FOR FLOOD QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SUGGESTIONS GIVEN FOR WELLNESS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR DISAPPOINTED BY LACK TO TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD FACULTY MEMBERS OUT OF JOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*JANKLOW REJECTS PLEA TO END HOG BAN,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HILLS GET LATEST SNOW ON RECORD,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEIERHENRY TO WORK FOR CITIBANK,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SLAYINGS TOUCH SD FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON FLYING OVERSEAS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COST OF BEING AMERICAN ISN'T ALWAYS REASONABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RAISE DRINKING AGE TO 81 (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*JANKLOW NOT RUSHING TO FILL SEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*READY, AIM...","Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INVESTIGATORS STILL SEEK CAUSE OF FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
METRO TRANSPORTATION PLANNING MEETING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPREME COURT LETS LAWYER'S PAY RULING STAND,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNEASY RIDER,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YOU CAN'T GET THERE FROM HERE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL WORKERS--INJURY CAN CRIPPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'RAMBO' PROMOTION STIRS VETERANS' WRATH,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COLLEGE HOPES BROCHURE BRINGS BUYERS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GARRISON WATER PROJECT BILL SINKS IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SD SCHOOL FIGHTS TO KEEP OPERATING,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ANNUAL STAMPEDE RODEO SET IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CENTRAL SD 4-H RODEO AUGUST 10-11,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GREGORY WOMAN DIES IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU RESEARCH STATION TOURS WILL BE JULY 8,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNION COUNTY FAIR SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST 5-7,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON PETITIONS CALL FOR VOTE ON NUDE DANCING,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WESTERN MALL'S COUNTRY STORE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAKING ANTI-WAR RIBBON,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
AMATEUR BASEBALL SPLITS TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA CONFERENCE ANOTHER STEP CLOSER TO REALITY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*DASCHLE, ABDNOR CLASH OVER ADS","Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"AT&T, UNION AGREE TO END STRIKE","Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 JAILED MIGHT BE TIED TO LOCAL SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STATE SHIFTING INTO NEW POLITICAL GEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TACCO WILL NOT GO AWAY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ELECTION REMARKS APPALLING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CLAIM IS QUESTIONABLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
OFFICERS SHOULD BE POLITE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LOCAL STATIONS DIVIDE BIGGER PIE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'ANNIE',"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMPLAINTS ABOUT CRUISING TEENS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT ADMITS HE FIRED SHOTS AT PICKUP,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCKELLIPS WON'T BE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OUT OF GOP ATTORNEY GENERAL CONSIDERATION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REALTORS BRUSH UP ON VOLUNTEER WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSION TO BUILD RECREATIONAL FACILITY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 SIOUX FALLS GIRLS FOUND ON NEBRASKA FARM,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS SCHEDULE HEARINGS IN SEVERAL CITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HEARING SET FOR KIDNAPPING, BEATING SUSPECT","Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HURON MAN, 25, DIES IN FARMING ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICHIGAN FIRM TO RELOCATE IN LAKE PRESTON,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MINNESOTA BOY, 13, FOUND NEAR HARNEY PEAK","Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER--RAILROAD TRACK DEAL NEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE--BANKS' DISMISSAL WILL STAND,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN SENTENCED FOR KIDNAPPING ROLE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GOP ENDORSES A STATE TOURISM DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGH COURT REVERSES DECISION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
BROOKINGS' BANDITS ARE STEALING THE SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL, UNION AGREE TO TALK","Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD ABORTION FOES ENCOURAGED,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ALTAR CALLS POSE CONTROVERSY ON CONVERSION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TURN THE VIDEO ON,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
EXHAUST PROS RESCUED TRAVELERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FOOD SERVICE THANKS VOLUNTEERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TROOP 148 THANKS SERTOMA CLUB (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"MCKENNAN BALL RAISED {dollar}13,000 (L)","Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DO AWAY WITH RIGHT-TO-WORK LAW (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JOBS PLAN LOOKS GOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WHO'S TOUGH TO TAKE SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*OLD FRIENDS GATHER TO PUTTER AROUND,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ALEXANDRIA COUPLE FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-RESTAURATEUR GETS PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO ALCOHOL IN HUSET CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WIRES BLAMED IN HOTEL FIRE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILLING OPTION ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ENGINEERS TO RE-EVALUATE ASSESSMENT BOUNDARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CRUSADE CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*4-HERS PRACTICE FOR ROPING TRIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COUNTRY BOY PREACHER A REGULAR GUY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*GOVERNOR SEEKS MORE AID FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SOME NOTCH BABIES MUST TIGHTEN BELTS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WATERTOWN HEARING DELAYED,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
40 PORK WORKERS LAID OFF IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY GROUP PLANS EVENTS FOR CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MAYOR INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*HOLE IN THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL-TOWN HETLAND AS ALIVE AS ...,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SATELLITE MAPS SHOW SEVERITY OF DRYNESS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS HUNT FOR FARM AID,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"SPRING, WINTER WHEAT DEVASTATED","Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SATELLITE VIEW OF DROUGHT PROGRESSION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*LASERS OPENING ARTERIES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HAITI CHILDREN ADOPTION PROGRAM AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
COURT STRIKES ANOTHER DISCRIMINATORY BARRIER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION DELUSION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RISING TAXES MEANS LOSS OF FREEDOMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ALLIANCE FAVORS CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CHURCHES WATER SIDEWALKS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HALVERSON AIDED ZOO GROWTH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
HANSON FAILED ON TAX ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*LAIRDS WIN TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ABERDEEN TEEN WINS PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAR SALE WILL REQUIRE DAMAGE DISCLOSURE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEDICATION SET FOR YANKTON PRISON,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JULY DRIVER EXAM SCHEDULES LISTED,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE WOMAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ENTHUSIASTS RACE FOR PINPOINT ACCURACY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OPERATORS SPEND WEEKEND HONING SKILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SACRED PIPE RETURNS TO ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TO START SNOW, ICE REMOVAL FUND","Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW DESIGN TO CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIREWORKS MAY SPARK FIRES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOVEN HOSPITAL SEARCHES FOR NEW LEASING AGENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PATIENT ADMITS TO SLAYINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD CONSIDERS WASHINGTON SURVEY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT OK'S EXECUTING JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RECENT RAINS HELPFUL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"LATE WARNING CENTER'S FAULT, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*WOLLMANN TROUBLED AS CHILD, FRIENDS SAY","Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*MICKELSON RESERVES JUDGEMENT ON LEAVE POLICIES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
HUMAN SERVICES CHIEF VOWS TO SEARCH FOR ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
HUSBAND SAYS FAMILY FELT 'SECURE' IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
COURT COMES TO RESCUE OF FREE EXPRESSION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'WORKING STIFFS' HEADED FOR TAX TROUBLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
NATURAL GAS IS CLEAN FUEL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DIVORCED MEN FACE INJUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*HE'S GOT THE LOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PETS SHOULD BE KEPT AWAY FROM FIREWORKS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABSENTEE VOTING STARTS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX PASSES ADDITIONAL TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL EDUCATOR TAKES CASE TO COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
17-YEAR-OLD TEA BOY CHARGED WITH ARSON,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HUNKING RIVAL ACCUSED OF MUD-SLINGING,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY COMPROMISES ON SUNDAY LIQUOR BAN,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PETITION DRIVE SEEKS NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ACTION PUT OFF ON MINORITY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 MORE INDICTED IN CYANIDE CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN ENTERS GUILTY PLEA IN 2 DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"LIGHTNING STRIKES HOWARD CHURCH, SETS OFF BLAZE","Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO SEEK DEATH PENALTY IN PENNINGTON COUNTY MURDER,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*HOME SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HIGH COURT WON'T HEAR YELLOW THUNDER CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"AMERICAN WESTERN GETS {dollar}450,000 LOAN","Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*HY-VEE ADDITION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*FIRE DAMAGES GARAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL LEADERS' REASONS VARY FOR BOWING OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON APPLAUD SOUTH AFRICA","Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TIME TO PRESSURE IRAN COMES LATER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*MANAGEMENT MUST WEIGH RESOURCE IN DECISION-MAKING,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MUENSTER SHOULD TALK ABOUT ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOVERNMENT RULES CRUSHING BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*NUTRITION CLASS TEACHES WOMAN HOW TO DIET RIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'READERS DIGEST' RANKS SD SCHOOLS HIGH,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISABLED TO GET NIGHT SERVICE BACK,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAIL FALLS FROM CLEAR SKY OVER LEMMON,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SOUGHT IN CASE MISSES ASSUALT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLENDENON'S CONVICTION BEING ERASED,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DUO RIDES AROUND WORLD ON ONE BIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON SHOOTS DOWN OPPONENT'S FUNDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAMUELSON--GOVERNOR IGNORES ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RECRUITERS MUST REMEMBER RURAL HEALTH CARE PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"ABORTION, AMDAHL TOP GOP AGENDA","Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*TASK FORCE TO LOOK AT JAIL OVERCROWDING,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YOUNG PROBLEM-SOLVERS TOPS IN COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY TO BEGIN DELL RAPIDS PATROL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*TRIALS PUT LINCOLN IN RED,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MITCHELL VOTERS AGAIN REJECT BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*CITY HARD UP FOR CAR RENTALS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
NSP ASKS STATE FOR ELECTRIC RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*A LITTLE WINDOW PANE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KIM ACQUITTED IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"SORRY, NO VACANCIES","Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PRAIRIE REP'S 'SLY FOX' HAS LAUGHS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PART-TIME JOBS FOR TEEN-AGERS (PROF),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STOP DILLYDALLYING ON AMBULANCE ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ANYONE CAN EXPRESS VIEWS AS CANDIDATE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
CAR TROUBLE UNVEILS CITY'S FRIENDLINESS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*SMALLER WALLEYES STILL A PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SALES EXPECTED TO BE HOT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"CROPLAND VALUES UP, HIGHEST IN SOUTHEAST","Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
26-MEMBER CO-OP STARTS LONG DISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
PILOT SLIGHTLY INJURED IN SMALL PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOOT-OUT ENDS IN MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER AIDE'S COURTROOM EXPERIENCE AT CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROJECT NEEDS CHEYENNE RIVER SIOUX SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS--MINE LEAK CONTAINED,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OIL LEASES LAND NEAR BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INVESTMENT OFFICER GETS 10 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*PANEL SLOWS EFFORTS TO RAISE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAMING HALLS WERE ON A ROLL IN MAY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GOES TO COURT IN DEATH OF INFANT SON,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENT SENTENCED FOR TIPPING OVER CAR,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GUARD OK'S CHANGES IN EDUCATIONAL PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN RAPE OF 9-YEAR-OLD GIRL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
US HOUSE BILL GIVES {dollar}16 MILLION TO STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HIGHWAY PATROL TO GET DRUG-SNIFFING CANINES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PAY AMONG REGENTS' BUDGET PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*GROUP WANTS TO RE-ENACT CIVIL WAR,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*PRACTICE TAKES ITS TOLL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE AWAITS ABORTION RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEE LIST'S FUTURE UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TOTAL REVERSAL WOULD REPEAL STATE LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
US WRONG TO CONFISCATE SUE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PEROT--FILL IN BLANKS ON ISSUES (WATERTOWN PUBLIC),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LONG SUMMER AHEAD WITHOUT 'DOONESBURY' (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WHAT'S GOING ON IN OUR PRISON (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BEST CHOICE FOR SF (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
HUMANE SOCIETY FIGHTING PUPPY MILLS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
VOTERS SHOULD IGNORE CAMPAIGN MUDSLINGING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*FORMER POW KNOWS HOPE ALWAYS ALIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CASABLANCA,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*STAND AT FOOT OF FALLS AND WATCH ENERGY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TO BUILD COUNTRY BALL FIELD,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FATALITY NEAR SCENIC UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOODWILL IS MOVING RECYCLING DROP SITES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"GOVERNOR DECLARES COLTON, 6 COUNTIES DISASTER AREAS","Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES CORDIAL IN FINAL DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OSHA RULES TO MAKE AIDS PROTECTION MANDATORY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DISC PLAY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PRIVATE PHONE NUMBERS CLIMB IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*DEVELOPER--STEENSLAND LIED ABOUT FIRING,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HOUSE PANEL TAKES ACTION IN CRAZY HORSE CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FORMER SD MAN FIGHTS EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GROUP RAISING FUNDS TO PRESERVE LAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HIGHWAY ACCIDENTS KILL TWO IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HORSEBACK RIDE TO PROMOTE SOBRIETY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JAMES RIVER PROJECT FACES OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PESTICIDES USED TO KILL GRASSHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PLAY TO HIGHLIGHT JESSE JAMES EVENT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABORTION DEBATE SET AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
REGENTS OK SF COURSE WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HOUSING AUTHORITY BOARD BOOSTS MAXIMUM LOAN LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
STEENSLAND ANSWERS MASUR'S CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
*DRY ISLAND LEAVES FARMERS WISHING FOR RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS HAVE MIXED VIEWS ON ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PRIVATE FIRMS COULD RUN ... (HURON DAILY PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RESTORE CONFIDENCE IN COMPOSTING EFFORT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHY SHOULD STUDENTS BUY ... (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"*IT'S TIME 7TH CAVALRY, INDIANS MADE PEACE","Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BTU TAX IS LIKE A BAD MOVIE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
TAXPAYERS AREN'T OBLIGED TO PAY MORRELL TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CONSTITUTION GUARANTEES PRAYING IN PRIVATE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
DEMOCRATS COULD HELP WORKING CLASS MORE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
BASEBALL STADIUM IS WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
HONEST PEOPLE ENHANCE CITY'S GOOD NAME (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
CONVERTING WASHINGTON WILL DRAW VISITORS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
FOREIGN AID SHOULD BE FIRST BUDGET CUT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
ORGANIZATION FIGHTS POVERTY IN HONDURAS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
FARM BUREAU PLANS CONFERENCE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GRANTS TOTAL {dollar}65,000 FOR HOUSING PROJECTS","Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEGG PLANS TO LEASE DAKOTA DUNES OFFICES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MILLER, KIRBY CHAMBER GUESTS","Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING BANG OUT OF SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CANADIANS PLAN RINGNECK VACATION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*FISHING SHOWS PROVIDE SOME NIBBLES, FEW KEEPERS","Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FISHING TRIPS TO SHOE PACK LAKE OFF TO ROCKY START,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ARTS CENTER BOARD SETS UP HOT LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA HOSTS SCANDINAVIAN FEST,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CLINTON HEALTH PLAN TOPIC OF KSFY PANEL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
5 SOUTH DAKOTANS GET EDUCATION GRANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CANCER PATIENT FINDS PERSONAL PEACE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PASSING THROUGH,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA HERE WE COME,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AIRPORT HOPES TO KEEP NORTHWEST ROUTES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FLOOD WATERS RECEDE IN SOUTHEAST,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
GOVERNOR PLANNING TO TOUR FARMS DAMAGED BY RAINS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PRAIRIE BECOMES MOVIE STUDIO,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SOAKED FARMERS SEEK RELIEF AS THEY WAIT FOR REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TAX DOESN'T WORRY PARK MANAGERS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CAJUN FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
SD TO GET COURT-SECURITY ADVISE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PINE RIDGE BREAKS GROUND ON WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*BUT THE FRUITS ARE MANY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*WORRIES ABOUT RABIES GROW INTO REAL BITE FOR CHILD,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*TOUR OF FORT MCHENRY AND BALTIMORE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1993, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
"*GIRL, 4, ABDUCTED, RAPED","Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*84-YEAR-OLD COMES AWAY WITH SCRATCH ON FOREHEAD,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SUIT BIDS TO MAKE ROAD HUNTING ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NEWSPAPER CARRIERS LEAD POLICE TO SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE TWO HOURS OF HELL FOR A 4-YEAR-OLD GIRL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COURT'S RULING ON STOPPING GAMES NOW IS DAYS AWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRINCIPAL ACCUSED OF BEATING WIFE REASSIGNED,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PETITIONS MAY LEAD TO CITY VOTE BY AUGUST,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DEMOCRATS RIP BARNETT FOR ADVICE ON LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
REINHART NEEDS MORE SUBSTANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PROTESTORS TODAY FORGETTING IMMIGRANT PAST,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JANKLOW ASSOCIATES AREN'T GETING MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
REMEMBERING LESSONS OF 1938 MUNICH PAST (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
JOHNSON NEEDS GUTS TO TELL TRUTH ABOUT CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
COMMISSIONERS NEED TO USE COMMON SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"NATIONAL HEALTH CARE FOR CROOKS, CONGRESS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
WITNESSES BRIGHT SPOTS ON DARK DAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
BOARD MISSES OPPORTUNITY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
SCOUTS SHOULDN'T BE LIKENED TO HITLER YOUTH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
POLICE CRITICIZED FOR NOT HELPING MOTORIST (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
CITY PARK OFFICIALS SHOULD BE REPLACED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
HOMOSEXUALITY CAN'T BE ACCEPTABLE LIFESTYLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
STABBING SUSPECT TRANSFERRED TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JAVA WOMAN DIES OF CRASH INJURIES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRIVER ARRESTED IN SATURDAY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LONG-HAIR RULES AFFECT RESTAURANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED FOR MAKING FLASE REPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-CANDIDATE FINED FOR YELLING AT WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 7 YEARS FOR SELLING CRACK,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE PAYMENTS INCREASE TO {dollar}35,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WARDEN CANCELS ANNUAL VETERANS BANQUET,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NURSE DENIED SPOT IN CLINIC PROGRAM FILES GRIEVANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RETIRED NURSE GIVES ANIMALS A SHOT AT FINDING HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW MEMBER GREW UP SURROUNDED BY WAR,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN PLANS MALE STRIP BAR,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC IS LEFT WADING IN THE DARK,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD WON'T CUT ATHLETIC DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CROP REPORTS RANGE FROM GREAT TO POOR,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE--MOTEL DEAL DIDN'T VIOLATE LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OGLALA WOMAN FASTS FOR PELTIER CLEMENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE CHIEF PUSHES FOR HOTEL ROOM TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATE PANEL OK'S WATER PROJECT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOY NOMINATED TO COALITION BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLATTE MAN WINS DAKOTA CASH JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-COP DENIES RAPE ON USD CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 10 YEARS FOR MOLESTING CHILD,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN DENIES CHARGE DESPITE JURY DECISION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN ON PROBATION FOR THEFT FROM EX-WIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*STEPPING BACK IN TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*GREGORY NOMINATED FOR JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TREASURER FIGHT OPENS WOUNDS AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
NEW TAXIWAY FOR LINCOLN COUNTY AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
OPPOSES FUNDING FOR REGION WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
STRIP MINE FOES LAUNCH PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
SIOUX FALLS FIRM TO RUN CASINO,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*DEDUCTIONS FOR MOVING CHANGED,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CANARIES FIND NO NEED FOR EXTRA SWINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANARIES ROLL AT 7,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OUTLAWS GET READY TO RIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KIRBYS HOLD ON FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*TOURING THEATER PUSHES 58 TO PRODUCE 'BEANSTALK',"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MORE ANSWERS ABOUT RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FANS CHECKING OUT JACKIE ONASSIS ITEMS--FOR GOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AWARDS GIVEN FOR ENGINEERING,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*GIVING AWAY BAKED GOODS AS MUCH FUN AS COOKING,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GRAY AREAS IN TAX-CUT PAPERWORK PERPLEX HOMEOWNERS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE PAIN OF A LOSS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOL BOARD FLIP-FLOPS, APPROVES JUNIOR ROTC","Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRAYER SUPPORTERS WIN BATTLE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEASURE HURTFUL TO SMALL INVESTORS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DEBT-FREE OBJECTIVE DISTANT BUT ADMIRABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"IF LIFE ISN'T FAIR, TAXES CERTAINLY AREN'T (L)","Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"BIKE SHOW BENEFITS CHILDREN, COMMUNITY (L)","Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
USE THE PRINCIPLES FOR FAIR STATE TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*ENCOURAGEMENT OVERCOMES TEEN EMBARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MONTROSE MAN REBOUNDS SLOWLY FROM SPINE INJURY,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BASIC CAUTION REDUCES TOLL IN SPINAL INJURIES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*OAHE GUIDE FISHES WITH KILLER INSTINCT,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN PERMITTED TO DIG UP GRAVE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEN SENTENCED FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MONUMENT TO HONOR PLANE CRASH VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RAINFALL TO HELP CROPS EMERGE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MURDER SUSPECT'S ARREST STUNS BRANDT RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
INMATES ASK JUDGE TO ALLOW LEGAL AID CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DEPUTIES INVESTIGATING FAMILY FIGHT FIND DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL TO CONSTRUCT COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*WORKED AS MAGISTRATE, WRITER","Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*LAND VALUES ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE DELAYS RULING ON TRIBAL BOUNDARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
"*YELLOWNET HELPS LINK CONSUMERS, BUSINESSES","Argus LeaderJun 27 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*AREA TRUCK STRIKE WEAKENS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S NOT A DOG'S LIFE THIS MAN LEADS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEEKEND GAS OK DURING DAY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"GASOHOL-IF IT FLIES, LET'S DO IT","Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DISTRICTS SEEK MORE INPUT IN MANDAN POWER PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
"*ARTISTIC DIRECTION, AUTHORITY AT ISSUE IN EPSTEIN F","Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*DESPITE HORRIFIC HYPE, 'ALIEN' SCARES SKIMPY","Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUTHOR UNDERESTIMATES READER-'YOU HAVE A RIGHT',"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TELETYPEWRITERS LEND ALTERNATIVE EAR,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*TELETYPEWRITERS LEND ALTERNATIVE EAR,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
"*ASSESSMENT LOWERED {dollar}2,000 ON HURD BUILDING","Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE INHERITANCE LAWS UNDER ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHERIFF'S COSTS DOUBLE IN 4 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY WINCES AT MUSEUM'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*ASSESSMENT LOWERED {dollar}2,000 ON HURD BUILDING","Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHERIFF'S COSTS DOUBLE IN 4 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*ASSESSMENT LOWERED {dollar}2,000 ON HURD BUILDING","Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE INHERITANCE LAWS UNDER ATTACK,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY WILL ANNEX OVER OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'PROPOSITION' PETITIONERS PASS GOAL,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
'PROPOSITION' PETITIONERS PASS GOAL,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DAM CONTROL TO REDUCE FLOOD RATE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
THUNDERSTORMS STRIKE WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BADLANDS BUFFALO TO GET NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SMOKE IN YOUR EYES...,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
POISON'S EFFECTS ON PHEASANT NOT PLEASANT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
POISON'S EFFECTS ON PHEASANT NOT PLEASANT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
POISON'S EFFECTS ON PHEASANT NOT PLEASANT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DROUGHT COULD DRAIN MILK SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT COULD DRAIN MILK SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
TROUBLE LOOMS IN HOG MARKET,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT STATUS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
4-H REGISTRATION SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
PILOT PROJECT PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
HAY AND PASTURE HELP,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.2"
SD 2ND IN FARM RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.2"
HAY AND PASTURE HELP,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.2"
WALLEY DE VRIES TESTIFYING IN SUPPORT OF A VALUE-ADDED,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.2"
*HAY-THIS IS HARD WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
FUEL CRISIS FOSTERS FARM REVOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
VIABLE ROAD AND RAIL SYSTEM SEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1979, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
CITY TO RECONSIDER 2 BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO RECONSIDER 2 BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARTIES CONSIDER ABORTION STAND,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARTIES CONSIDER ABORTION STAND,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARTIES CONSIDER ABORTION STAND,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF WOMAN CHOSEN TO HEAD DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY PULLING PREJUDICE WORKSHOP FROM LIMBO,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY PULLING PREJUDICE WORKSHOP FROM LIMBO,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SF WOMAN CHOSEN TO HEAD DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*PUPILS EXCITED, WORRIED ABOUT REASSIGNMENT","Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WINGLER RIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE'S ALCOHOL FUEL BOOK PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE'S ALCOHOL FUEL BOOK PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WINGLER RIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROPERTY TAXES AT OR NEAR THEIR LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WHAT ABOUT ABDNOR'S 1972 VIEWS OF NIXON (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN BLASTED FOR CUBA STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BLACK HILLS FIREMEN FIGHT BLAZE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE TO RULE ON PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*HOW SOUTH DAKOTA 'STOLE' AN INTERSTATE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*YEAR AFTER FIRE, ELEVATOR BURNS","Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HOW SOUTH DAKOTA 'STOLE' AN INTERSTATE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*75-YEAR-OLD SIOUX RETELLS CUSTER STORY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN PILOTS RACE TO SF-AND BEYOND,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION FOES OFFER OPINION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL OPPOSES RAIL ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION FOES OFFER OPTION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN PILOTS RACE TO SF-AND BEYOND,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE-BUDGET IS REAGAN VICTORY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SWING TO LEFT PREDICTED FOR DEMOS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
NEW ROAD MAP A 'BEST SELLER' (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW ROAD MAP A 'BEST SELLER' (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WHS GRAD'S HISTORY BOOK DRAWS NATIONAL RAVES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WHS GRAD'S HISTORY BOOK DRAWS NATIONAL RAVES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NURSING HOMES CAN'T BEAR FUNDING CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SCHOCK'S VIEW OF SD FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SCHOCK'S VIEW OF SD FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEMORIAL DAY ADVICE FOR ARGUS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HIGHWAY HEARING IN SF MONDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
REPUBLIC STILL FLIES SD SKIES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*RENEE MCFARLAND WAS CROWNED 1981 SD TEEN-AGER,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
ANTI-ETSI GROUP ASKS FOR MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
'SONGSTAD CAN DO WHAT HE WANTS',"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
'SONGSTAD CAN DO WHAT HE WANTS',"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
PRESSLER SAYS HILLS CLAIM BELONGS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
PRESSLER SAYS HILLS CLAIM BELONGS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
PUBLIC MEETING CALLED FOR AIM REQUEST,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COURT NAMES SPECIAL CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
6 GROUPS BEGIN PETITION DRIVE FOR 1982,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SD PIG NUMBERS DROP SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
VA SPENT {dollar}100.3 MILLION IN SD IN 1980,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
AURORA PRAIRIE A LIVING MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
EX-MADAM PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*JIM MURPHY OF HURON OWNS A MINIATURE HORSE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*FREEDOM MOVES PAINTER'S HAND,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FREEDOM MOVES PAINTER'S HAND,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HARTFORD WINNERS RECOVER,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BRONCBUSTERS ROUNDED UP AT WILD HORSE AUCTION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE PRIMAL METAMORPHOSIS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE PRIMAL METAMORPHOSIS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EX-PRINTER LOVES HIS PRESSES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*EX-PRINTER LOVES HIS PRESSES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*CRIME BOOST ALARM BUSINESS IN SF,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*RAILROAD SAVES VIENNA ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*ROSTVOLD - TO GET RICH, 'PROSPER AND SURVIVE'","Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CRIME BOOST ALARM BUSINESS IN SF,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JOHN GRAHAM WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
EVERYONE HAS AN OPINION ON JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SATELLITE FLUKE EXPOSES EXTRA CABLE CHANNEL,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAIWAN ISSUE IS KEY TO US-CHINA RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WAITRESSES BLEND SNIDE HUMOR WITH SOLID ROCK,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"YES, THAT STRANGE VEHICLE IS A BIKE","Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROUPS RECEIVE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
JAYCEES DONATE REFLECTIVE SIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"*DASCHLE-ROBERTS RACE KEY CONTEST, GOP SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GOP STRESSES INCUMBENCY--DEMOS OFFER FRESH APPROACH,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HE CAN'T TIE HIS SHOES, BUT HE'S NO LONGER DISABLED","Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SCHOOL'S OUT FOREVER, BUT MEMORIES REMAIN","Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
NATURAL GAS OUTLOOK FOR SD ENCOURAGING (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
US NEEDS MANDATE ALASKA PIPELINE LINK (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOS TRY TO MAKE UP LOST GROUND (SCHREINER),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ACCIDENTS KILL 2 RAPID CITY MEN,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GOP WANTS '84 CONVENTION IN RC,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LEGAL NEWSPAPER--SCHOOL BOARD TOPIC,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STUDENT LOAN CORP STUDIED,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GOP CONVENTION-GOES YUK IT UP,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN NEARLY DONE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CROSSING LIGHT REMOVAL TOPIC OF HEARING TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
REPUBLICANS RICHEST SD POLITICAL PARTY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
POOR PATIENTS WON'T BE REFUSED CARE--SF HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
REVAMPED BIKE LAWS TO REFLECT NEW POPULARITY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*HANSEN--NO PLANS YET TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL BUDGET CALLS FOR TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OAHE PLAN SCRAPPED,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BALLOONISTS WITH TIES TO RAVEN DIE IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HOME SALES INCH UPWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"RURAL, CITY BLOCS SPLIT VOTES ON DAYLIGHT TIME BILL","Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*MANY WOULD LIKE TO HITCH RIDE ON SHUTTLE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*LOCAL KIWANIS CHOOSES OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STATE CONVENTION HONORS VETERANS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROUP INSTALLS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SDSU POET HEADS STATE SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PENITENTIARY INMATE BENCH PRESSES 451 POUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"*LOCAL GOP CHAIRMAN, JANKLOW SUPPORT HINES","Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
APPEALS PANEL--TRIBE CONTROLS OWN HUNTING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE TELLS MAN TO STAY AWAY FROM NEIGHBOR,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIN KEEPS COMING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STAR BUBBLE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HANSEN-JANKLOW RIFT SADDENS LEGISLATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*FRIENDS REMEMBER GRAMS AS TOUGH, CARING","Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
2ND BANK LINKED TO FORT LINCOLN CLOSES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION APPROVES NEW SALARY PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABSENTEE VOTING EXTENDED A DAY (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS 'NO' WILL ASSIST GOP HOUSE HOPEFULS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPPORTING EL SALVADOR IS BETTER OF TWO EVILS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OUR GRANDCHILDREN MAY NOT BE ABLE TO PAY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ELECTION DOESN'T CANCEL LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FOUR TAKEN TO BURN CENTER AFTER EXPLOSION--HENRY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OAHE BOARD WANTS JAMES RIVER CHANNEL RESTORED,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OGLALA RECEIVES ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
STATES MAKING PROGRESS ON RECIPROCITY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
LAWMAKER WARNS OF CROPLAND WATER WARS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REARING 9 DISABLED KIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY FINDS IN FAVOR OF SHOP OWNER,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS IN HOFER CASE WILL ARGUE MOTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF RAPING 4-YEAR-OLD BOY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY HOSPITAL PREPARES LAYOFF POLICY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRYGSTAD WILL BE RELEASED ON PAROLE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INJURY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SQUABBLE WON'T SPLIT PARTY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*REPUBLICANS BEGIN STATE CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DISCOVERY'S ABORTED LAUNCH SHOWED (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARTY SHOULD DISCUSS GENDER GAP,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS TO ATTEND CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"CREWS WILL PAVE, PATCH SOUTHWEST STREETS","Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JAYCEE CAMP SHOULD REOPEN IN 3 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RECEIVES PERMISSION TO LEAVE CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
11 NAMED TO UNITED WAY ALLOCATIONS DIVISION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ARSON CHARGES REDUCED FOR HOT SPRINGS MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CLEANUP OF URANIUM MILL TAILINGS BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC PARTY HONORS TWO LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RECOUNT SHOWS RIX IS IN COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"{dollar}142,000 EARNED IN OIL, GAS LEASES","Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SHORT IN ELECTRICAL WIRING MAY BE CAUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LIST OF DISASTER COUNTIES GROWS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*HOOPS SUES REGENTS OVER CONTRACT DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPECIAL INTERESTS TRYING TO HOLD ON TO CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T DESTROY JAMES RIVER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EDITORIAL WRONGED PEOPLE OF CANOVA (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW TARNISHING IMAGE OF HIGH COURT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AGENCY PRIORITIES TWISTED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CLASS ACT FOR ELDERS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL TELECAST RAISES MONEY FOR MARCH OF DIMES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*A LITTLE OFF THE EDGES, PLEASE","Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SMOOTH-TALKING TEENS WIN NATIONAL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY HOPES AUCTION CLEANS UP,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONEY WOES MAY SHUT VA HOSPITAL WARD,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENT--BOARD SHOULD SELL STUDENTS ON STATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR TO LEAD HEARING ON RURAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BANKS BECOMES ELIGIBLE FOR WORK-RELEASE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE BILL WOULD BAN IMPORT OF TREATED MEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHANE GETS EXTENSION GRAIN MARKETING POST,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WITNESS IDENTIFIES MANSLAUGHTER DEFENDANT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXPERTS FIND VIOLATIONS IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PRINGLE AREA RANCH TIED TO DRUG RING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
EX-TEACHER SENTENCED IN SEXUAL-CONTACT CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN GETS 4 YEARS FOR LOAN FRAUD,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUDGET REQUESTS WRAP UP,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OWNERS FUME AT POP PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*ANOTHER CITY BANK IS ROBBED,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICERS LEND DIRECTION TO POWER FAILURE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP RALLIES AROUND MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A LIST OF '86 ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SIMILARITIES APPEAR IN 5 CITY ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ART CENTER WORKERS COMMENDED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
OPTIMISTS THANK SOFTBALL TEAMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PANTRY STAFF COMMENDED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SCULLY CONCERT A CLASSIC (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SERTOMA GIFT WELCOMED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
YMCA APPRECIATES TARGET GRANT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AIRLINES GAVE TRAVELER SPECIAL CARE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DOMINICAN SISTERS REMEMBERED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
GRADUATION PARTY WAS SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
JAYCEES APPRECIATE DONATED SAND (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
THANKS TO WOMEN'S ALLIANCE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TIME TO LET UP ON SPEED LIMIT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TO HELP PEOPLE AVOID WELFARE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*FAITH THE ONLY WAY TO GOD,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*GOP CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CYCLE CRASH LEAVES TEEN-AGERS HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN LAND ISSUE SPARKS PLATFORM DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LYNG SET TO STUMP FOR ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WORKERS LEARN OF PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*STUDENTS, STAFF HAVE A FIELD DAY","Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LYNG SET TO DEFEND REAGAN FARM PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MURDER SUSPECT IS DISHONEST,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEMOCRATS FOR STATEWIDE FUND-RAISING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"*GRAHAM DRAWS 24,000","Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ASSIST INDIANS WITH GIFTS OF FURNITURE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DRUNKEN-DRIVING VIEW POOR (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SAY YES TO FITNESS CENTER PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HAVEN FOR DRUNKEN DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BACKS MOCKINGBIRD HILL SUIT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SUPPORTS CAMPAIGN REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BEWARE OF PERSIAN GULF (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TRAGEDY NO ONE'S FAULT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CATHOLICS WELCOME GRAHAM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"SD, MINN DISAGREE ON FISHING STRATEGY","Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WINTER CITED AS TOP COACH,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
A BUS BY ANY OTHER NAME,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BUTZ TO SPEAK JULY 10 AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY BUILDING EXCEEDS '86 PACE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE URGES HAYING ON SET-ASIDE ACRES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
METROPOLITAN OFFERS BROKERAGE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RETAIL SALES GROW IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*WIVES DECIDE, DON'T PLOW","Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MIDWEST ACCENT DRAWS FIRM,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
1987 FIREWORKS SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CENTER HELPS CHANGE PERCEPTION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
2 PLANS CRITICAL TO SD,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CANNON RAMROD KILLS SD MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S EAST SIDE LOSES POWER,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS DRAFT MORRELL LETTER,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SIX TEACHERS WIN PRESIDENT AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TRAILERS STREAM INTO HILLS AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MINISTER TO TRUCK FURNITURE TO RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SATURDAY IN THE PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
EVANGELISTS FACE CHANGING TIMES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SUPER COLLIDER WOULD HAVE BIG IMPACT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
GROUP OPPOSES GRAHAM ABOUT SALVATION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*BUSTED BUS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
NEW LAWS HIT BOOKS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
RAVEN TO ADD 35 JOBS AT HURON PLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
RIGHTS PANEL HEARS INDIAN COMMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
FIRMS TAKING OVER FARMS NOT A CONCERN,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.E, p.04, col.5"
"*KATHY SCHMADERER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJun 28 1987, sect.F, p.08, col.5"
"*OWES {dollar}1,592 IN PROPERTY TAXES, FEES","Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIREWORKS SALES COULD FIZZLE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BISHOPS TO WRITE NEW AIDS PAPER,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TO DESIGNATE FOOD THAT'S 'HEART-HEALTHY',"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WEEK OF BLAZING HEAT PARCHED SOIL,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COURT OK'S PICKETING LIMITATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
*GREEN LAWNS LOSE BEAUTY TO HEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
GARY HANSON DOES NOT LIE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GREED AGAIN EMERGING IN DEFENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PARK POOL NEEDS WARM SHOWERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*TYSON'S QUICK VICTORY SHOCKS FANS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABSENTEE BALLOTS READY FOR ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BICYCLIST INJURED AFTER HITTING CAR,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT AGAINST CITIBANK,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HELD IN SEXUAL CONTACT WITH MINOR,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RED CROSS CLOSES SHELTERS AGAINST HEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLK ENDORSES DOLE FOR VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BUDGET SLASHED BY {dollar}100,000","Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE SEEK GRANT FOR SAFETY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*AMID SUMMER HEAT, COUPLE PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS","Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CENTER HELPS YOUTHS LEARN ABOUT DIABETES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FIRE ALONG STATE BORDER CONTAINED,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*700 REMEMBER VICTIMS OF SHOOTINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
4 COUNTIES ADDED TO SD DISASTER LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
INVESTOR GROUP TO BUY STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*KILLINGS LEAD TO CHANGES AT HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COURT'S FLAG RULING INSULTS LOYAL CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INDUSTRY SHOULD BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"CHINA, NICARAGUA ARE SIMILAR (L)","Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DUMMERMUTH DESERVED JOB (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
INSULT OF REAGAN TASTELESS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*CANISTOTA FARM TAKES WING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAMBURGER SHOPS STAND TEST OF TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW BOOK SAMPLES WILDER'S WORK,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MISS SD NATIONAL TEEN-AGER,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
"ABERDEEN GIRL, 6, DROWNS IN POOL","Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANDERSON TO HEAD HEALTH DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY CREATES FUND FOR JUVENILE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SERVES TIME FOR SWEARING AT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS MAY DELAY NAMING NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HUNKING, JAMISON SPAR AT FORUM","Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM PUTS BRAKES ON SPEEDING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE STAKES CLAIM TO VIDEO LOTTERY REVENUE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS' WATER-USE INCENTIVE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JAIL ADDITION NEEDED--HAWKEY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRIAL ORDER IS NO CONCERN IN PRISON CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*APPOINTED LAWYER PAYBACK,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MED SCHOOL DEAN SEEKS HELP TO END RUMOR,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SD'S NAME CARRIED FAR BY COLLINS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CITY IN RENTAL CAR CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*MCKENNAN NAMES NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
2 WOMEN KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"BLAST, FIRE DESTROYS WINFRED PLANT","Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUCKLE UP YOUR KIDS OR PAY THE PRICE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HE WAS FIRST SD NATIVE AT POSITION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
VIDEO LOTTERY AGE LIMIT TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DON'T LET POLITICS TRASH BUDGET AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THEATER'S PROBLEM WAS IN MOVIES IT SHOWED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*'DAYS OF THUNDER' RUNS ON EMPTY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BLUE OYSTER CULT TO PLAY AT PIPESTONE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS SHINE IN 'FANTASTICKS',"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*REPAIRMAN BEGINS BUSINESS IN GARAGE OF HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MUSIC FESTIVAL PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KNOW SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA BEFORE SEEKING ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*SF NAACP ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONFERENCE SETS RURAL HEALTH PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PELTIER SUPPORTERS RALLY ON ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 PEOPLE INJURED ON HIGHWAY 38,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOP ASKED TO TAKE ANTI-ABORTION STAND,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MUENSTER TO MINIMIZE CORPS' AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY PAINTS PICTURE OF SEX OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FATHER CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAW CHANGES LIKELY TO ADD TO CASELOAD,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BRANDON MAY MOVE UP SCHOOL BUILDING PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPORTS CAMP GIVES 'LONELY' KIDS CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FATHER ARRAIGNED IN INFANT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
PRISONER SENTENCED IN ASSAULT ON JAILER,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*MCKENNA VIEWS DRAFT AFTERMATH,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HEAT COOLING OFF THE PACE OF AREA FISHING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS WARNED OF GREENBUG INVASION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
REST-STOP CELEBRATION TO PROMOTE TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MORRELL DEPARTMENT LEAVING CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*ALZADO SAYS STEROID USE LEAD TO CANCER,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HEADS-UP PLAY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AIDS ISSUE FORCES LOOK AT TESTING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NELSON REGARDS MURDER AS SOLVED,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEW EFFORT NEEDED FOR RECONCILIATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REMOVAL OF CENSURE GOOD REGENTS MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MOLESTERS FARE BETTER THAN HOG SNATCHER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
INDIANS MUST ACT TO THWART VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*SIOUX CITY TEEN AT CARNEGIE HALL,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ORIGINAL MUSIC ON STAGE AT MAD HATTER,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOX ELDER MAN ARRESTED OVER MULE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAST GUARD UNIT RETURNS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT FIGHTS EXTRADITION TO SD,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF AIRPORT GETS FEDERAL GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REGENTS PLAN BUDGET GROWTH OF {dollar}16.8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO EVIDENCE BROHM TRIED TO HIDE LEAK,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INVENTOR OF BRAILLE DESK IS CONTEST FINALIST,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LITTLE FLOODING EXPECTED IN SF,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HIGH COURT SAYS LONETREE SAFETY NEEDS PROVING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JURY'S {dollar}1.2 MILLION VERDICT THROWN OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"{dollar}345,000 HIKE SOUGHT FOR COUNTY LANDFILL","Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORT RANDALL CASINO REPORTS GOOD START,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS WANT DISTRICT TO REMAIN THE SAME,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER CHARGED WITH HINDERING INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PLANE ACCIDENT INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BRITTON STOPS USING DISCOLORED WELL WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DRUG TASK FORCE GETS 22 CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*DUMP TRUCK OVERTURNS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HIGH COURT CLEARS WAY FOR MINE TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN TRYING TO KILL WIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
THREE MEN ARRESTED FOR ILLEGAL WEAPONS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FORMER COURT REPORTER'S SENTENCE SET ASIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DAKOTA DUNES MUCH MORE THAN TEES AND GREENS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BRAND PANEL TO CONSIDER FEE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*HARRIS ENDS 24-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*RELUNCTANT POLITICIAN, ENERGETIC CAMPAIGNER...","Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*THOUGHTFUL ORATORY REVEALS TO BE ACCURATE, FAIR","Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
NO AWARDS FOR SEIZURE OF T-REX SUE (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STEENSLAND CLEAR CHOICE IN CITY RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*REDSKINS OWNER LIVES IN THE PAST,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WIFE SAYS HUSBAND SERVED BOARD WELL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"WILDLIFE IS PUBLICLY, NOT PRIVATELY, OWNED (L)","Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
IMPROPER SQUIRT GUN USE CAUSED ACCIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
STUDY CANDIDATES' STANDS ON HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
LOCAL AGENCIES DEPEND ON UNITED WAY GIFTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
BANKERS SUPPORT REGULATION REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW GOLF TEES ARE ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUNKERS COURTING PRANGE STORE CHAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BANKS LOOSEN UP TO SERVE CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
YOUNGSTERS HAVE SERIOUS FUN AT GAMES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FUN ON WHEELS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
'OUTLAWS' ON 2 WHEELS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LEARNING BY BOAT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
INTEREST IN JULY 4 JEWELRY RAFFLE HIGH,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS TO OFFER REWARDS IN BOMB SCARE INQUIRIES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SDSU TO OFFER MINOR IN AVIATION STUDIES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON DOG ORDINANCE TOUGH ON NON-SCOOPERS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHILDREN SAFER ON SD ROADS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RUNNING FOR PEACE AND DIGNITY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GOP PICKS PUC CANDIDATE AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SUPERCOMPUTER HIGHWAY TO LINK EROS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
URBAN AID BILL SPARES RURAL SIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING REVENUE UP IN MAY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DRIVER PLEADS NO CONTEST TO VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FLOOD TAINTS CITY'S WELL WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS APPROVE LEAVE FOR NORTHERN PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER EDUCATION FEE WINS BOARD APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DOCTORS MULL CONSTRUCTION OF SURGERY CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LUJAN--KEEP TRIBAL CONTROL OF GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIAL WORRIES SYSTEM TO LOSE WEATHER DATA,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RALLY ORGANIZERS WANT MORE WHOLESOME EVENT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BOWL-ING TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
GOP CONVENTION NOTES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
STATE DEMOCRATS REMAIN SILENT ON ABORTION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"*INSPIRE WILD FEARS, BUT THEY'VE GOTTEN A BAD RAP","Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*TALKS ABOUT HIS CAREER--AND BELIEFS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*OLD BARN HID MANY KIDS, STOOD TALL AGAINST WINDS","Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.5"
"*WYOMING GIVES TASTE OF OLD, NEW","Argus LeaderJun 28 1992, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
*PILOT ARRESTED AFTER LANDING STOLEN PLANE IN SF,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*ONE CHURCH CELEBRATES, ONE CLOSES","Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN MASCOTS ARE SYMBOL OF WHITE ARROGANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FLOODING BRINGS OUT GOOD AS WELL AS BAD (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*BUT DEAF SCHOOL MUST CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*CUTTING SIZE AN UNJUSTIFIED ATTEMPT TO MAINSTREAM,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MANY TROOPERS MAY SIMPLY LACK THE SKILL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ANSWER TO ACCESS QUESTION BASICALLY YES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"SUNBURNT OR NOT, APRIL HAD TO SERVE (L)","Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
DELANO PHYSICAL SKETCH NOT RELEVANT TO STORY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
NAFTA WILL BENEFIT LARGE COMPANIES ALONE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
BLACK HILLS TIMBER TO GO UP FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHANCES OF RAIN SPUR ON FLOODING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY ADVISORY BOARDS ESTABLISH HOT LINE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIREWORKS SEASON IS OFFICIALLY OPEN,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WANTED BY SCHOOLS: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
18-YEAR-OLD WOMAN ARRESTED FOR STABBING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A COWBOY REALIST IN RANCH COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*NEW GOVERNOR ENJOYS HUNTING, EATING IN SPARE TIME","Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NURSING HOME POPULATION RISES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WET WEATHER BRINGS EARLY TRAVEL SLUMP,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BENEFIT PLANNED FOR TWO FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CASINO WORKERS CONSIDER UNION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATORS DISCUSS IDEA OF TAX COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLANS UNDERWAY FOR NEW COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SERVICE ORGANIZES LECTURES, TOURS","Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CATCHING UP,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CLINICAL DIRECTOR FIGHTS OUSTER ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS SISTER CITY IN GERMANY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WOONSOCKET DEFENDS GUARD UNIT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HOMESTAKE MINE AWAITS GOLD FIND,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*BASE SAVINGS ON PHILOSOPHY OF INVESTING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RALLY GIVES SHENANIGAN'S SOFTBALL TITLE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*FIREWORKS SIZZLE, ROAR AND WHISTLE","Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES SOUGHT FOR YOUTH AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CONTEST CHALLENGES STUDENTS TO LEARN HISTORY FACTS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RAPE SUSPECT MAY FACE LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TO USE BACTERIA TO CLEAN UP SPILL,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ETHANOL TO BE PART OF PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL NAME HONORS VICTIMS OF PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"BURN PIT POSES ALMOST NO DANGER, EPA REPORTS","Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
GETTING ON BALLOT SHOULD BE TOUGHER (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"DISCRIMINATION SHOWN TOWARD RELIGION, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CLINTON MAY COST TAXPAYERS DEARLY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*POWER OF A SMILE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEAVE HOME EARLY TO BRINGS KIDS TO 'LION KING',"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WINNIPEG'S PARK IN LEAGE OF IT'S OWN,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WIN STREAK HITS 8,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WIS ANGLERS BEST ON LAKE SHARPE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
WOMAN GETS 1 YEAR FOR SHIPPING COCAINE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY TEEN-AGER DENIES STABBING SHEEP,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ABSENTEE VOTING BEGINS FOR CITY RUNOFF,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BLOW TORCH CAUSES FIRE IN COLLEGE GYM,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STABBING VICTIM IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JUST IN CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO-LOTTERY BAN MAY HELP CASINOS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PROSECUTORS DECIDE AGAINST HEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BOARD LOOKS AT CUTTING ATHLETIC DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"MAN, 87, KILLED IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"HURON MAN, 21, DROWNS IN RIVER","Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COUPLE SHOOTING A BOTTLES HIT COP,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"WASTE TIRE FACILITY TO PAY {dollar}16,011 FINE","Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MADISON GETS FUNDS FOR STORM SEWERS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CIRCUS IS COMING TO VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION COUNCIL VOTES 5-4 TO STUDY PARKING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*FUNDING FREED UP TO ASSIST IN EXPANSION, REPAIRS","Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ALLOWS TRIBE TO CONTROL ALCOHOL SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PELLET-GUN INCIDENTS WORRY MARION CHIEF,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
TO EXAMINE ABERDEEN MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*DASCHLE PLAYS MIDDLE ON HEALTH BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BARNETT MADE BIG MISTAKE ON VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*STATE FIREWORKS SEASON BEGINS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*CROPS DEVASTATED BY WEEKEND HAILSTORM,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NEW BANK'S LEADERSHIP NOT SO NEW,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*AIR CARGO TAKING OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEA MAYOR SURVIVES RECALL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGENTS ARREST ILLEGAL ALIENS,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HURON MURDER SUSPECT HANGS HIMSELF IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TOO MANY JOBS? WE'LL TAKE THEM (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
STATE MUST INCREASE COLLEGE COMMITMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
BOYCOTT MCDONALD'S OVER POWER RANGERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
GRACE WAS LACKING IN SCHOOL CAMPAIGN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
TERNS' PLIGHT DOESN'T TOP BALANCED BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.A, p.14, col.5"
AUTOPSY SHOWS BABY PROBABLY SUFFOCATED,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEEK DOG THAT BIT A CHILD,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SAWYER HOUSE TO GO UP FOR SALE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE OK'S SURVEY OF ATTITUDES IN CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SQUIRREL LEAVES 79 WITHOUT ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATES TRAIN TO FIGHT FOREST FIRES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*FATHER, DAUGHTER INJURED IN FIRE","Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HANSON TO UNVEIL 'NO-NONSENSE' BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"INJURED TEEN'S FAMILY SUES OUR SAVIOR'S, DRIVER","Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MISSILES SHOULD BE HISTORIC SITE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*TWO BALTIC CHURCHES LOSE ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 8 YEARS IN ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TRAVELERS LEARN ABOUT GREAT WAY TO WEST,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KBRK STATION HEAD TO JOIN WCCO RADIO,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS REVIEW FAIR ACCESSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*BUILDING BRIDGES,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CREWS FIND PHONE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SD ENTRANT GETS TOW IN SUNRAYCE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BOARD APPROVES ZONING PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
POLICE FOLLOW LEADS DURING BREAK FROM ROBBERY STRING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LIFE CENTERED ON MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*HIV INFECTIONS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*PICKUP ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BANKS REACH AGREEMENT ON SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STATE'S UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FALLS FROM 3.3 TO 2.3 %,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*OUTLAWS ARE READY TO RIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DOWNPOUR DELAYS DRUBBING,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NOTES ON RECIPE CARDS SAVE GUESTS A REPEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*ONIDA TEEN-AGER REPRESENTS SD,"Argus LeaderJun 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GASOHOL COMES TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GASOHOL COMES TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BRANDON TALKS DEADLOCKED,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SANDY COWAN RETURNING HOME SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
THREE TRUCKS' WINDOWS SHOT OUT AT CITY MOTEL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
INDIAN STUMBLES AND OTHER THINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"SAYS BURBANK, SD IS NOT 'SLEEPING TOWN'","Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NO NEED FOR BEER AT SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
NO NEED FOR BEER AT SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
GROWTH STUDIES AID TRANSPORTATION PLANNING,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*41ST STREET BRIDGE, SIOUX FALLS","Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY NOT PREPARED FOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW IN NO HURRY TO FILL VACANCIES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY NOT PREPARED FOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY NOT PREPARED FOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW IN NO HURRY TO FILL VACANCIES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOME VETS DOUBT EFFECT OF STATE RABIES LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOME VETS DOUBT EFFECT OF STATE RABIES LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW LAWS TO MAKE BAIL EASIER,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
NEW LAWS TO MAKE BAIL EASIER,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FARMERS OPPOSE BEEF PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WATERTOWN POULTRY PLANT REOPENS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
REST AREA READY FOR TOURIST RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PARK MAY NEED MORE STATE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BOARD OKS INSURANCE PROGRAM BIDS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EMERGENCY ROOM BEGINS FULL TIME,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
REST AREA READY FOR TOURIST RELIEF,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WATERTOWN POULTRY PLANT REOPENS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DEATH PENALTY BACK SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"GRASSHOPPER SPRAYING MEETS DELAYS, PROTESTS","Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RECORD BEAN CROP PLANTED,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"GRASSHOPPER SPRAYING MEETS DELAYS, PROTESTS","Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"MALPRACTICE SUIT FILED-DR. RITTMAN, WATERTOWN","Argus LeaderJun 29 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
PRISON WALLS CAN'T STOP JOB CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRISON WALLS CAN'T STOP JOB CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONVENTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CONVENTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SIMPLE WAYS TO HELP YOU STAY HEALTHY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIMPLE WAYS TO HELP YOU STAY HEALTHY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OLD FIRE BELL AWAITS NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*IMMIGRANTS MAKING IT THE 'AMERICAN WAY',"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*IMMIGRANTS MAKING IT THE 'AMERICAN WAY',"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ADMIT MISTAKES IN IRAN, ABOUREZK URGES","Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRAT--JANKLOW THE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ADMIT MISTAKES IN IRAN, ABOUREZK URGES","Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRAT--JANKLOW THE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRAT--JANKLOW THE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM IGNORES ABORTION PLANK,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM IGNORES ABORTION PLANK,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOP RACES LEAVE BITTER AFTERTASTE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOP RACES LEAVE BITTER AFTERTASTE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JAPAN'S RELIANCE ON MIDWEST GRAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*THE AIR FORCE MUSEUM AT WRIGHT PATTERSON FIELD,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*THE AIR FORCE MUSEUM AT WRIGHT PATTERSON FIELD,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
US DOESN'T NEED MORE NUCLEAR POWER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANTI-NUKE 'SCARE TACTICS' DEPLORED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WHAT'S YOUR OPINION OF FIRST YEAR WITH MORNING ARGUS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*BIDWELL CLAN MEETS IN BUSINESSLIKE STYLE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOLAR COLLECTORS ADDED TO WIND CAVE PARK,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BIDWELL CLAN MEETS IN BUSINESSLIKE STYLE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BIDWELL CLAN MEETS IN BUSINESSLIKE STYLE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE BATTLES URANIUM INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BIG SIOUX CRESTING,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
MEANS DECISION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MEANS DECISION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DROUGHT DIMS CROP OUTLOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DROUGHT DIMS CROP OUTLOOK,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CRITICISM OF GARRISON GROWS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FUNGUS MAY HELP CONTROL HOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WATER PROJECT ALMOST FINISHED,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WRENCHED KNEE NEEDS TENDER CARE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CAMPING SITES GALORE JUST A TANKFUL AWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
HIGHER COST CUTS DEMAND FOR GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*BUILDER HOPES PLANT WILL BOOST GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.D, p.12, col.2"
NUKE PLANT PAYMENTS IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.D, p.12, col.5"
LIVESTOCK OUTLOOK GOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.D, p.12, col.5"
NUKE PLANT PAYMENTS IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.D, p.12, col.5"
KXRB GETS BROADCAST HONORS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1980, sect.D, p.13, col.2"
*CRISIS-OVER THE HILL WITHOUT EVER BEING ON TOP,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*TREK IS BICYCLIST'S LAST HURRAH,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*CRISIS-OVER THE HILL WITHOUT EVER BEING ON TOP,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*'PICNIC' OPENED AT THE PRAIRIE REPERTORY THEATER,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*WOMAN SEEKS NEW HOME FOR PET ROBIN,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BIKERS RAISE ABOUT {dollar}21,000 FOR RESEARCH","Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON TIME CAPSULE DISCLOSES RELICS OF 1886,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIOFEEDBACK-TUNING INTO STRESS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BIOFEEDBACK-TUNING INTO STRESS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CORSICA AUDIT OVERDUE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PETITIONING BEGINS FOR REDISTRICTING,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CORSICA AUDIT OVERDUE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WYOMING COUPLE COUNTERSUES RAPID CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRY APPEAL PLAN FOR SD HEARINGS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRY APPEAL PLAN FOR SD HEARINGS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRY APPEAL PLAN FOR SD HEARINGS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUREAU STUDY ASSESSES WIND ENERGY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS WARN OF JULY FIRES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY DOCTOR GOES ON TRIAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MURDER TRIAL BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY DOCTOR GOES ON TRIAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OMAHA MAN SHOT NEAR GAVIN'S POINT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
UNIONS QUESTION BN PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
UNIONS QUESTION BN PLANS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WATERTOWN LANDLORDS PROTEST PLANNED APT COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE S&L OFFICIALS WEREN'T SURPRISED,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*'THE THING,' THROUGH GRISLY EFFECTS","Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*IN SEARCH OF CHINA--CANTON AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*3 MEMBERS OF SF FAMILY CORNERING THE SDSU PHYSICS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*PHARMACEUTICAL GROUP PICKS HEADS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"*INTEREST RATES PARALLEL INFLATION, BANKER SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BIA OFFICE STRUGGLE CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CROPS THRIVE DURING HEAT WAVE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*86 PERCENT LIKE PRESSLER, POLL SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CANADIAN FIRM WILL BUY MODERN PRESS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"ISLAND IS IN NEB, COURT SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX WANT 3 MILLION ACRES IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
REAGAN SHOULD STOP IN-HOUSE SQUABBLING (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"RIVERS & LAKES FULL OF GARBAGE, NOT FISH (L)","Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FUSS OVER LANDERS, 'BLONDIE' RIDICULOUS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ZOO PRICES TOO HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FINE HIT NAIL ON HEAD--BROCKHOUSE COLLECTION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE FARM BILL WAS THE RIGHT STEP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
NIXON BETTER LEADER THAN HIS SUCCESSORS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*FARMER SEEKS SPOT ON OAHE BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
A SISSETON AREA WOMAN ADMITS MURDERING INFANT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HARDING COUNTY SITE OF AIL RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS TO APPEAL BEAR BUTTE RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NURSING HOME RATES DISCREPANT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PUKWANA MAN DROWNS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STUDENT LOAN CORPORATION GIVEN OK,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION VOTES TO REMOVE TRAFFIC LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NEW POISON WILL HELP CONTROL SD PRAIRIE DOGS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CITY WATERWORKS MANAGER QUITS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ETSI VAN AT WESTERN MALL WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTAN RILEY PLAYED IN NBA,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MONARCHS' MYDLAND GOES ON HOME-RUN BINGE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FLOOD DAMAGE TO CROPLAND RISES TO {dollar}33 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUPREME COURT OVERTURNS SOUTH DAKOTA SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE PANEL OKS INDIAN HOUSING BILL (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*CAROL CHANNING CONSIDERS HERSELF A LUCKY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OMAHA CENTRAL PARK MALL BRINGS NEW ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEEN-AGE REPUBLICANS WIN AWARDS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
"*JANKLOW, WATT WILL DISCUSS SOUTH DAKOTA ISSUES","Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONFERENCE PANEL BACKS {dollar}4 MILLION FOR WEB,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENFORCING FISHING LAWS WON'T BE A PROBLEM FOR TRIBE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANSEN HOPES TO CLOSE VALLEY WITH JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPREME COURT LIFTED A LOAD FROM HIS BACK,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WYOMING BANK SEEKS REFUND FOR ANNUITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES KEEP FOCUS ON STREETS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON WANTS TO BE GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUCCESSFUL FESTIVAL BEING ANALYZED FOR 1984 (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*COMMISSION CANDIDATES LIST GOALS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COUNTY WON'T CONTRACT FOR DRUGS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*GOLF TAKES THORSETH TO THE GREAT SALT LAKE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PACERS PICK AUGUSTANA'S MARK SMED,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
1.1 MILLION ACRES UNPLANTED,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAINS WASHED AWAY GRASSHOPPERS' GRIP,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*KIDS WORKING ON A DREAM,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'SPRAGUE' IS ANOTHER MURDER MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"NO LONGER JUST MOM, DAD & THE KIDS","Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*PRESSLER, WHITE HOUSE DISAGREE ABOUT VISIT","Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEFENSE--HOFER CAN'T GET FAIR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAYCEE CAMP WILL REOPEN FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECORD WINTER WHEAT CROP PREDICTED IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN DIES AFTER MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PARISH ADVOCATES REPUBLICAN POLICY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"GOP LEADER GIVES STATE PARTY {dollar}10,000","Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PARTY STAYS NEUTRAL ON NUCLEAR VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GAS PRICES DIDN'T OFFER FAIR PROFIT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JACKSON SHOWS HIS GIFT FOR NEGOTIATION (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NOW'S MESSAGE FOR MONDALE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
5 FOUND GUILTY IN LOAN FRAUD TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INSURANCE MAY NOT PAY FOR BOY'S OPERATION,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PRESSLER DISCUSSES EROS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AG COMMITTEE LEADER URGES AID FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CONFERENCE WILL DISCUSS INDIAN TREATY RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PIPFEST HELPS FIGHT TEEN DRUG ABUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RANCHERS CONCERNED ABOUT DAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*COACH WALTON CAN TAKE MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INVESTIGATORS SAY WAREHOUSE FIRE WAS ARSON,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STAKE IN SIOUX FALLS' PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MONEY PROBLEMS START AT TOP IN DEFENSE WORLD (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SAVE MEMORIES OF FOURTH (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CLERGY SHOULD HELP UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ARTS CENTER DESERVES BETTER PLAY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOAN FRAUD SUSPECT RETURNS TO SD,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HERSETH ANNOUNCES GOVERNOR BID,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOOPS--BOARD ACTED MALICIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROGRAM MATCHES TEENS WITH JOBS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CLOTHES DRYER BURNS AT THE HOLIDAY INN,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ENROLLMENT AT NATIONAL COLLEGE UP 28 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PENNSYLVANIA DEAN TO TAKE AUGUSTANA POST,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"PROJECT ADVOCATES, FOES PLAN STRATEGIES","Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"STATE FMHA PROCESSES 2,548 LOANS THIS YEAR","Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATE UNVEILS HOPPER OFFENSIVE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GREGG TO STAND TRIAL FOR RAPID CITY STABBING,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARINGS FOR JAMES RIVER WORK SET IN JULY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"JUDGE RULES OFFICER CAN'T SUE CHIEF, EX-CHIEF","Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO ONE WILL KNOW STUDENTS' CHOICES UNTIL FALL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SISTERS BACK IDEA OF CONSOLIDATING HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY SCHOOLS WANT SHARE OF STATE MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CONSERVATION GROUPS BACK SOIL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"*ROMANIAN FINDS STATE, TENNIS TO HIS LIKING","Argus LeaderJun 29 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PIT STOP,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIX FAMILY MEMBERS DIE IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP PINS HOPES ON M&M TICKET,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY PREPARES TO VOTE IN NEW ERA,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CANDIDATES STEP UP CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SF COULD HELP SMALL AIRPORTS SURVIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RECEIVED SUPPORT FROM BOTH MEN AND WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RULING GIVES TACCO SECOND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CABLE UPDATING SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
INDIAN JOURNALISTS DISCUSS COMMON PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
KURTENBACH EARNS PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*MEMORIES VIVID FOR CLIMBER SNYDER,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MEMORIES VIVID FOR CLIMBER SNYDER,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HAWK NAMED COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ALLEN SHADOWS SUTTON IN AMATEUR BALL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*SF DRIVER LEARNS LESSONS IN SPRINT CAR,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SF CONSIDERED GRACIOUS HOST,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*HOT FUN IN THE SUMMERTIME,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO TAX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLIST IN FAIR CONDITION AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENTENCE INCREASED IN SWAT TEAM INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SELECT MAYOR TO TAKE CITY INTO 1900S,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SELECT MAYOR TO TAKE CITY INTO 1990'S,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*8 COMMISSION CANDIDATES IN ISSUES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TOURISM OFF AT STATE ATTRACTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*LAND GIVES LIFE TO RANCH FAMILY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*BETH SNEEN, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*CONSTRUCTION DOESN'T DETER SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*OFFERS AUTHENTIC FLAVOR OF JAPAN,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"NORWEST, FIRST BANK EXPAND ATM AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PHILIP FARM COUPLE HONORED FOR CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STEWART SUBSIDIARY WINS MAGAZINE AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
VA CREDIT UNION PASSES {dollar}4 MILLION IN ASSETS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S LEAGUE OKS STUDY OF AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FIREWORKS BUSINESS BOOMS IN ROWENA,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STORM CUTS GRAHAM SHORT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
3 TWISTERS REPORTED NEAR ETHAN,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CHILDREN LEARN OF LIFE WAY BACK WHEN,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ISSUE NEEDED PUBLICITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REMINDS CITY OF THE DANGER OF FIRE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REPORT PARKING RAMP FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STRIKERS NEED OUR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CAMPAIGN SPENDING'S TIME HAS COME,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AREA PLAYERS SEE GERMANS' SKILLS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BRADLEY MAN CANNON VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 WALK AWAY FROM YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DELAY DOESN'T DIMINISH COMBAT MEDAL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*RAIN, RULES CUT WATER DEMAND","Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAULTY AMBULANCE IS ACCIDENT-PRONE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RADIO CARD IS THE KEY TO IDENTITY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AGRICULTURE OFFICIAL WARNS OF SEED SCHEMES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIREWORKS SELLERS PREDICT BIG BUSINESS BOOM,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORKSHOPS TO HELP TOWNS CELEBRATE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SMALL TOWNS NEED NURSES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GUARD DOUBLES AS BUILDING CREW,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*COUNTY TO HELP TRANSPLANT PATIENT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT HASN'T HURT TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HANSON ACCUSES RANDALL OF MUDSLINGING,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JUNE HOTTEST ON RECORD,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STABILITY WOULD BE NICE CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PUMP MISSOURI WATER TO EASTERN PART (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HOUSE OK'S FUNDS FOR WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING PROVIDED FOR MENTALLY ILL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE THROWS OUT CHARGES ON DENTIST,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS URGE FIREWORKS CARE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF STUDENT NAMED STATE REGENT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A CLASH WITH A SPLASH,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WILKA HEARING SET FOR AUGUST,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE TO STUDY BROOKINGS BEER FEE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TYSON FIGHT PACKED A PUNCH FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A BREAK FROM THE BEANS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*LAWMAKERS SAY RULES KEEP FARMER FROM GETTING HELP,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FARMER SENTENCED FOR DUMPING COWS IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON WILL HOLD PUBLIC MEETINGS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE RULES COMPANY'S ASH STORAGE IS ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WAGNER MAN CONVICTED OF STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WASHINGTON HIGH CHECKED FOR CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WYOMING MAN CHARGED WITH SIMPLE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRE ON BORDER SHOULD BE UNDER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MICKELSON DROUGHT PLANS WIN APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MILK PRODUCTION INCREASES IN STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*COOK LOOKS OUT FOR FOOD NUTRITION,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WINNERS IN OLYMPICS ART CONTEST ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
CITY CONSTRUCTION FALLS 76 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
MICKELSON ALLOWS EARLY MOWING,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
NORTHERN STATES INCREASES DIVIDEND,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*LARGER SEARS STORE OPENS ITS DOORS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
STATE MINIMUM WAGE GOES UP FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1988, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
*A NEW CURVE FOR JAN AND DEAN,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DON'T REVERSE ROE--WRITER OF SD LAW,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JUDGES REJECT {dollar}844 MILLION AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*EX-TEACHER ENTERS PRIESTHOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PERFORMER HOPES CONCERT BUILDS GOODWILL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*NEW GRASS ROOTS BRING THEIR FAVORITE OLDIES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DROUGHT AID MEASURE DESERVES TO SURVIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HUNKING RUNS OFFICE WITHOUT FAVORITISM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CENTENNIAL EVENTS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
RESEARCHING SCHOOLS MAY REQUIRE LEGWORK,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
KINSER HOLDS OFF SWINDELL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*WEATHER TO PLAY IMPORTANT ROLE IN HOLIDAY FISHING,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EXPERT SUGGESTS PLANTING MILLET,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
HAY PRICES HIT HIGH OF {dollar}152 PER TON,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
TAIWANESE LOOKING FOR MORE WHEAT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*SIGN CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
"YMCA, MCKENNAN START FITNESS SERVICE","Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
FLAG TO RETURN TO RUSHMORE TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUNDS OK'D FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRI-STATE DEFENDANTS TO BE ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
17-YEAR-OLD FROM TEA DENIES ARSON CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOY INJURED CROSSING STREET,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FIVE YEARS LATER, BROOKINGS FINDS SITE FOR LANDFILL","Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TELLINGHUISEN WON'T INVESTIGATE HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*HUNKING BLAMES TRASHING, THEFT OF SIGNS","Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FARMLAND REAPPRAISALS BURDEN COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TOWNSFOLK OPEN POCKETBOOKS FOR AILING HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GARRETSON TO HONOR STAMP DESIGNER,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HERSETH CLOSE TO DECISION ON '90 RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUMBOLDT PLANS CELEBRATION OF TOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MARBLE-SIZED HAIL, RAIN BATTER ORIENT","Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON GIVES PRAISE TO BUCKLEY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*COLTON-AREA FIELDS DEVASTATED BY HAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DAMAGE RUNS INTO MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAPLE'S ERA COMES TO CRASHING CONCLUSION,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR ON SIRENS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*'LIVE ROUNDS WERE GOING OFF',"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"HOUSES, PARKS FLOODED","Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"GLASS SHATTERS ACROSS COLTON, COMPLAINTS FEW","Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
LIVING WILLS TAKE ON ADDED IMPORTANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MOVING WEATHER SERVICE WON'T HURT PIERRE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD WELCOME APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRAISE WAS OMITTED FROM PRESSLER ARTICLES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
MONET SHOW WORTH TRIP TO CHICAGO,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOOKS GIVE INDIAN VIEWS OF INDIAN LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOLLYWOOD FANCIES SD FOR FILMS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ACCIDENT VICTIMS IDENTIFIED BY POLICE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GET RELIEF CENTERS READY FOR SENIORS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGHWAY CASE MAY GO TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA MAN INDICTED IN KIDNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER IS TOLD TO CLEAN UP HIS ACT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OLD-TIME TROLLEY TAKES TO THE STREETS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONCERNS AIRED ABOUT RIVER'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CUSTODIANS, SCHOOL BOARD FAIL TO RESOLVE","Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWSUIT CLAIMS AMDAHL SKIPPED LEASE PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP STUDIES USE OF ASSESSMENT TESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE GOP DRAWS UP PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BISHOP HOCH DIES AT 87,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AMDAHL'S ASSISTANT MAY RUN FOR HIS BOSS' JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOP OFFICIAL TO SEEK HELP FOR FRANKENFELD,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON UNIVERSITY RETAINS TRIBE MONIKER,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KIMBALL FIGHTS FOR LOCAL RADIO DISPATCH,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POSTAL SERVICE DELAYS MAIL SERVICE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS GRAPPLES WITH DWINDLING DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MADISON PLAYER HOMES IN,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NSP PROMOTES SCHULTE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MORRELL PARENT FIRM FACES STRIKE THREAT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*LEAD PLAYERS TO PERFORM VOWS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MISS GAY SD ENVISIONS ACCEPTANCE, NEW LAWS","Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUEL DUMP AT LAKE PROBED BY STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BREAKING BARRIERS ONLY ANSWER TO RACISM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
*WEDDINGS CHANGING TUNE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DASCHLE SETS MEETINGS THIS AND NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAAR TOYING WITH IDEA OF RUNNING FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY TO DEDICATE HOMES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO HOLD PUBLIC MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO ATTEND RUSHMORE CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VOCATIONAL AWARDED ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LATE RISER MADE A DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOUNDED KNEE OPTIONS DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"GREEKS LOOK TO FUTURE, SHARE PAST","Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MINE RULING CALLED BLOW TO CANYON,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
4 INMATES' ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE IS FOILED,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TRIBE DROPS ITS EFFORTS TO STOP FILMING,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*BARNETT LIKES VICTIM-IMPACT RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SHINY SHOES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST LAWYER,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PARKER REPAIRS LEAKY WATER PIPES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PANEL VOWS NO CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
"ND AD TOO FAR, TOO LATE","Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MINNESOTA TOWN CAN'T FORGET '68 TORNADO,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWISTER PROWLS COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD SHIPS ITS WASTE OUT OF STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CITIZENS' ADVISORY COMMITTEE OFFERS WASTE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*SUMMER FUN DOESN'T COME FROM A BOTTLE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*TEEN-AGER PUTS POLITICS FIRST,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PFEIFFER SIZZLES IN 'BATMAN' SEQUEL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
"ASPIRIN, COLD COMPRESS HELP TO RELIEVE SUNBURN","Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
GOVERNMENT TREATS EVERYONE LIKE SCUM (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SECONDARY ISSUES GRAB CENTER STAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VIDEO GAMBLING GIVES NOTHING BACK (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CONSUMERS NEED BROOKS BILL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*TITLE XIX ASSISTANCE DEFRAYS COST,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
AURORA MAN KILLED WHEN CAR HITS PILLAR,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXTENSION AGENTS TO BE HONORED AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS TOLD TO BE WARY OF PHONE HERBICIDE SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MALL WORKERS BOUND DURING BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW LAW RAISES CRASH DISCLOSURE MINIMUM,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*GHOSTS, FAMILY DEDICATE FIELD","Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUVENILE JUSTICE CAUGHT IN CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PERFECT DAY IS FILLED WITH ACCOMPLISHMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PERSONAL QUESTS INCLUDE EVERIST,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EPA TO DROP PROPOSAL ON SULFATE LEVELS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NORTHERN ROAD NAMED HUMPHREY HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARKER IS LOCATION OF NEW BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE HOLDING CHILD IN CUSTODY DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATION'S WOES WILL GIVE DEMOCRATS EDGE--DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RC STUDY CONSIDERS FUTURE OF HALF-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NO-TEST PROMISE KEEPS STUDENTS IN CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*MILLER TOURS FLOODED FARMS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ARMED ROBBER BIKES AWAY FROM BANK AT HUDSON,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH COURT LIMITS DRUG PENALITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SUMMARY OF COURT'S FORFEITURE RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
JOY USED SCARE TACTICS ON PETITION SIGNERS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JUDGE'S DECISIONS PUNISH THE VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET LEGISLATORS MAKE BET-LIMIT DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"WHERE WERE MILLER, KIRBY (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STUDENT'S PRAYER STAND A COURAGEOUS EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*BALER EXPANDS LOCAL RECYCLING CENTER,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
STRIP MALL ON WEST 41ST TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CABLE TV OFFERS DEAL FOR FOOD DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY OK'S CONTRACT FOR TIRE DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ND MAN DIES IN SUNDAY CRASH,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGISTRATION OPEN FOR SWIM LESSONS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDPTV TO BROADCAST MICKELSON PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
US WEST GIVES GRANT TO FAMILY PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSIONER BURIES COMPOST DEBATE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLAZA PLAN UNVEILED,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD ADOPTS {dollar}78.2 MILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL TAXES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"TO APPEAL DELL RAPIDS TEACHERS' SUSPENSION, FIRING","Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PLANE THEFT SUSPECT HAD LOST LICENSE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DRIVER FINDS BODY IN BURNING VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAS PRICES TO DROP FOR HOLIDAY TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEARTLAND SADDLE TO GO TO VOLUNTEER,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HOME SWEET HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILLER COMMISSIONS MICKELSON PORTRAIT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROPOSED LAND-SALE SERVICE ATTACKED,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INMATE IN COMA AFTER SUICIDE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
MANY ITEMS DESIGNATED AS OFFICIAL SD EMBLEMS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*LIGHTNING NOTHING TO FOOL WITH,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHIP SHOT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*LEAVING A LEGACY OF INNOVATION,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CITY MIGHT IMPLEMENT WATERING RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IT SPURRED GRILLER MURDER PROBE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL-PRAYER FLAP WILL DRAG ON AND ON (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REFORM BUT DON'T KILL ENDANGERED-SPECIES LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SENATOR'S ACTIONS SHOW ULTIMATE IN HYPOCRISY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRESSLER'S PORTRAYAL AN INACCURATE PICTURE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--DRUG TESTING OF SCHOOL ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
AMERICANS: BEWARE OF ANTI-TERRORISM BILL (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
DASCHLE IS EVIDENCE POLITICS CAN BE DECENT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
PRESSLER REPRESENTS STATE WITH INTEGRITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*THE BRIDGES OF MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOOK PAINTS BANQUET AS GREAT FEAT OF CARING,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ACKMAN DEFINES 'FOREIGNER',"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*'SKINS' IS HARSH AND HOPEFUL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*BLANEY TOP OUTLAW AT HUSET'S,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES RALLY TIPS JACKS 3-2,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JUDGE--WOODLAKE MUST PAY DEBT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CORRECTIONS TO GET VICTIM AID FUNDS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIRE VICTIMS REMAIN HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN'S INJURIES MINOR AFTER CITY ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PANEL STUDIES EDUCATION OFFICE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JOYS OF CARING FILL BANQUET'S 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PRISON FORCE MAN WITH HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*WOMAN SUES COP, CITY OVER STABBING","Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MAN'S SENTANCING AUG.1 ON SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MALL DEMONSTRATION TO SHOW FARM INEQUITY,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DANISH FOLK DANCERS PERFORMING AT FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PIONEERS REMEMBERED ON HISTORICAL MARKER,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TRAFFIC DEATHS DOWN FOR FIRST 6 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
NEW LAWS AFFECTING TEACHER CONTRACT TALKS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*COMMISSION REJECTS {dollar}2 WHEEL TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HOMELESS KIDS TAKE 300 PHOTOS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SOFTBALL COACH FOR 30 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*BEEF CATTLE PRICES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"*CAR WIRING STARTS FIRE, FIREFIGHTERS SUSPECT","Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*CORPS DELAYS MOVE IN MISSOURI MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT HANGED HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
WALLEYE FINGERLINGS DIE DURING RESTOCKING,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*BUILDER PLANS ENERGY-EFFICIENT HOMES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SD RAISES CONSERVATION EXPENDITURES,"Argus LeaderJun 29 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
SAMUELSON SET TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN'S DONATIONS CONTAIN WINDFALL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELLS PLANNING NO LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SAMUELSON SET TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELLS PLANNING NO LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER HAS NO PROPERTY IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
THE BUREAUCRATS COME OUT ON TOP,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
THE BUREAUCRATS COME OUT ON TOP,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FIRST PRESBYTERIANS ENJOY GETTING INVOLVED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE HAS SHOT AT JUDGE'S POST,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE HAS SHOT AT JUDGE'S POST,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RENNER BOND VOTE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}1.5 MILLION HOLE 'CEMENTED' IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
{dollar}1.5 MILLION HOLE 'CEMENTED' IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE ROCK VALLEY CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*GASOHOL-'OH WELL, I'M ALL FOR IT...'","Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*GASOHOL-'OH WELL, I'M ALL FOR IT...'","Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"ABDNOR APPLAUDS, DASCHLE 'APPALLED' AT OIL TAX","Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"ABDNOR APPLAUDS, DASCHLE 'APPALLED' AT OIL TAX","Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEW CHECKS FUND USE OF INDIAN GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RADICAL RIGHT RIPPLES RIGHT TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"ABDNOR APPLAUDS, DASCHLE 'APPALLED' AT OIL TAX","Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RADICAL RIGHT RIPPLES RIGHT TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"ABDNOR APPLAUDS, DASCHLE 'APPALLED' AT OIL TAX","Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEW CHECKS FUND USE OF INDIAN GROUP,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PERGLAND HOLDS FATE OF SET ASIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE SUPREME COURT FAVORS ACCIDENT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION WORKER KILLED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RIGHT TO WORK REPEAL EFFORT REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GAME COMMISSION MEMBER NAMED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RIGHT TO WORK REPEAL EFFORT REJECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VOTING RIGHTS LAWSUIT FILED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
VOTING RIGHTS LAWSUIT FILED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BIOLOGIST-POISON'S EFFECT IGNORED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BIOLOGIST-POISON'S EFFECT IGNORED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*TROUBLE BEGINS AS CONCERT ENDS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CONTROL OF LAND ANGERS INDIANS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FIREWORKS GOING OVER WITH A BANG,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*OUTDOOR CONCERT LOOSENS CROWD,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
EVERYONE CAN REMEMBER AN ALL-TIME GREAT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE JOINS GARRISON FOES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MEANS--'80'S THE DECADE OF SELF-SUFFICIENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS HEAR FROM BIRCHERS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MEANS--'80'S THE DECADE OF SELF-SUFFICIENCY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SDSU OFFICIALS ADJUSTING TO AG, EXTENSION CUTBACKS","Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SDSU OFFICIALS ADJUSTING TO AG, EXTENSION CUTBACKS","Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMISTS FEAR UPTURN SHORT-LIVED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ECONOMISTS FEAR UPTURN SHORT-LIVED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MANDAN FOES BEGIN PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"RAIL PRIORITIES IN EAST, PLAINS","Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS PLANS URANIUM MEETING,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA PROFESSOR HELMER 'PAT' BLEGEN DIES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA PROFESSOR HELMER 'PAT' BLEGEN DIES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CENSUS FIGURES DISMAY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JULY 1 BRINGS NEW YEAR FOR TAXES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CIRCUS VARGAS-ENDEARING TACKINESS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'CLASH OF THE TITANS' IS A MONUMENTAL BOTCH,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ELDERLY ABUSE-USUALLY BY THE CHILDREN THEY RAISED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*ELDERLY ABUSE-USUALLY BY THE CHILDREN THEY RAISED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*CIRCUS ELEPHANTS RAISE THE ROOF,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MYERS-CORE LINE WON'T HURT C&NW,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S RAIL LINE OFF TO SLOW START NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ESCORT SERVICE AT ODDS WITH CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ESCORT SERVICE AT ODDS WITH CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ESCORT SERVICE AT ODDS WITH CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY PLEDGES SHRIVER BUILDING BONDS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY PLEDGES SHRIVER BUILDING BONDS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAGISTRATE FINDS 4 GUILTY OF SELLING LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"REALLY, WHO NEEDS THE MAJOR LEAGUES","Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDICIAL SYSTEM DEFEATING ITSELF (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDICIAL SYSTEM DEFEATING ITSELF (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SVE NATIONAL PARKS, WILDERNESS FROM WATT (L)","Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WESTERN AIRLINES SF HEAD RETIRES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 JAILED IN SALEM SHOOTING-BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN GOES ON TRIAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ABDNOR HOLDS HEARING ON HIGHWAY MONEY USE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR HOLDS HEARING ON HIGHWAY MONEY USE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWYER-LANDOWNERS SHOULD BE PAID FOR DRILLING,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWYER-LANDOWNERS SHOULD BE PAID FOR DRILLING,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOMESTAKE SCRAPS TAILING PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
ABDNOR'S AUNT TAKEN TO SAFETY IN TEL AVIV,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COOL WEATHER DAMPENS SD TOURISM,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN CHARGED IN MURDERS RELEASED ON BOND-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*IN SEARCH OF CHINA,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE LATEST DEATH OF THE ERA,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO CO-SPONSOR NEW ERA,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
HENKEN WINS NEWS MEDIA AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
KOOPMAN FIRE CHIEF OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*NAKED MURAL ENDS IN NAKED WALL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON MAN GUILTY OF HUNTING FROM PLANE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MIRACLE DIET PILL MAY BE UNSAFE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSION SAYS NO TO SUPER NOW ACCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ELK POINT MAN FINALLY GETS LIVER TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INDIANS WANT MORE HILLS LAND THAN FEDS OWN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE SUSPENDS STOP-PAYMENT ORDER ON COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMON-SENSE BEST GUIDE FOR GOOD NUTRITION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"OK, COMMISSIONER, CLEAN UP NFL'S MESS (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS SHOULD HAVE MOVED POLITICS ASIDE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DRUNK DRIVER PROGRAM ENCOURAGED BY REPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ANTI-IMPORT CRUSADE BROUGHT TO SD,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAMONT APPOINTED TO AGING COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS TO TOUR NURSING HOMES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSING BOY PRESUMED DROWNED--LAKE ANDES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD SOLDIER DROWNS IN VIRGINIA,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY PLEASED BY NEW WATER POLICY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE USES TAX REFUNDS TO RECOVER CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ANTI-GAMBLING GROUP RAISES MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*BRIDGE UNDER TROUBLED WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW VS NEWSWEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE WILL GET TOUGHER STARTING FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PRESSLER, ABDNOR SUPPORT AG BUDGET","Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"LAGION BACKS {dollar}50,000 STUDY (HENSHAW)","Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*PYROTECHNICS BUSINESS BOOMING,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOAT'S BUILDER PUTS HOTSHOT THROUGH PACES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"A J BARONDEAU, FORMER LAWMAKER, DIES AT 54","Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATORS GROUP BACKS HUNKING IN CITY RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INTEREST IN CASE SHOWS THAT PEOPLE CARE ABOUT LAWS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO THREAT ON GIRLFRIEND,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF OFFICE INVESTIGATES DEATH NEAR NORRIS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SRSTKA DIDN'T HEAR ABOUT HANSEN RIFT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATT DEFENDED BY SOUTH DAKOTA GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INSURANCE FIRM'S ASSETS QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN WATER RIGHTS AIRED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*WILLIAM GRAMS LOVED SD (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*US WRONG TO REJECT FRENCH TECHNOLOGY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"SCHOOL WEEK, TERM SHOULD BE LENGTHENED","Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INDIAN TRIBES PLAN FEES FOR FISHING LICENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW BUDGET YEAR BRINGS CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KLEINSCHNITZ COULD GET 15 YEARS FOR SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LEGISLATORS OBJECT TO LAW ENFORCEMENT RULE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PANEL APPOINTS SCHUR ACTING AUDITOR GENERAL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE TRYING TO SUBSTANTIATE KILLER'S CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS LAND ALLOTMENT TO SIOUX,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUILDER OF RAPID CITY HILTON TOLD TO PAY TAXES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HASSENSTEIN WORKERS CONTINUE PICKETING,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JAILER RESIGNS AFTER INMATE'S RING IS STOLEN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEN CHARGED IN CATTLE THEFT WILL RETURN TO STATE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL--ABERDEEN SHOULD DELAY SCHOOL FIX-UP,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE BISHOP AGREES WITH ANTI-NUCLEAR PAPER,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"4 YEARS LATER, BROOKINGS BANK ROBBERY UNSOLVED","Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DOCTOR--TOW TRUCK OPERATOR STABBED 8 TIMES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LAW AIMED AT KIDS INHALING FUMES IS VAGUE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
VETERANS VOW TO FIGHT PLAN TO CLOSE HOME,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LAWMAKER CONSIDERS BILL CREATING WATER COMPACT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*HEALTHY WORLD OF VIKINGS REACHES OUT TO TOUCHFAN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SMED APPEARS SWEDEN BOUND,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SHALLOW WATERS HELP FISHERMEN WIN TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WARMER WEATHER HELPS WALLEYE FISHERMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE'S HIGH COURT UPHOLDS ETSI PERMIT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP MUST HELP WOMEN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GOD CAN HELP PUT PEACE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GIRL SCOUTS GIVE THANKS FOR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"SF, SINAI REUNIONS","Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REMOVE JUNK FROM NEIGHBORHOOD,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONFERENCE WILL DISCUSS INDIAN RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FARM, BUSINESS FAILURES DISCOURAGE JANKLOW","Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRAUD DEFENDANT'S CASE ENDS IN HUNG JURY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN RECEIVES {dollar}181,487 FOR FALL","Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIPATI SUES 11 CONNECTED WITH BANK CLOSING,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REJECTS RESOLUTION ON RAISING DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SD GRAIN IS CRITICAL TO JAPAN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MITCHELL WILL BE SITE OF NEXT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EDITORIAL IS AN INJUSTICE TO WEATHER SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD COUNTIES NEED FEDERAL DISASTER AID (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SONS DIDN'T GET FAIR SHAKE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JACKSON SHOWS LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WEATHER STATION GETS GENERATOR,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW LAWS TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ABDNOR LEGISLATION WOULD LIMIT OFF-FARM INCOME,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AXTELL PARK GEOGRAPHY TEACHER RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CAR DEALERSHIP SUES REUTTER FOR CAR PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY WILL FILE SUIT TO RECOVER TRIAL EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OVIATT RECEIVES TRIAL LAWYER OF YEAR HONORS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RAPID CITY LAWYER ELECTED STATE BAR PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STORM VICTIM GIVES BIRTH TO 'MIRACLE BABY',"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
UNITED METHODISTS WILL MARK 200TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MISSION MAYOR FIRES TOBIN AS CITY ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STATE CEMENT PLANT TRANSFERS {dollar}8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MOUNT VERNON RESIDENTS ADVISED TO BOIL WATER,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
TRAINER BARRED FROM HORSE TRACKS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*REGENTS SAY THEY COULDN'T TRUST HOOPS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WASHINGTON HIGH'S BIGGEST CLASS RETURNS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING POLICE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HAVE A HAPPY NEW LAW YEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CRISIS SHOULD BRING ISRAEL CLOSER (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COCAINE CONNECTION INTACT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
INDIANS SHOULD UNITE TO PROTECT BELONGINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SIBLEY GOLF CHAMPIONS KEEP COMING,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STARK TURNS ATTENTION TO NEXT NDSU TITLE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CANADA GOOSE PROGRAM TARGETED FOR AREA COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COMMISSIONS DO LITTLE TO HELP AMATEUR BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*CYCLE CRASH KILLS TEEN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WAKONDA WHOOPS IT UP AT CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BATCH OF NEW LAWS JUST AROUND THE CORNER,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRAUD SUSPECT AWAITS TRIAL IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOME FIGHTS CAN BE DOWNRIGHT DEADLY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EX-HOME OF FISCHER QUINTS FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MEMORIAL PLAN GETS {dollar}5,500 START","Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RIVER BOAT COPY TO PADDLE AT CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESSMEN STOCK UP ON PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION SAYS FEDERAL PAYMENTS BELONG TO COUNTY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BECOMING AN ORGAN DONOR MADE EASIER,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONGRESSIONAL PANEL PLANS HEARING IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY HOSPITAL CONSIDERS NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY STATUS MEANS MORE FEDERAL MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TAPKEN DESCRIBES STINT AS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TO QUASH RUMORS ABOUT KINNEY DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FAMILY GATHERS TO CELEBRATE ROOTS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*GETTING HIS KICKS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
21 WILL WRAP UP NURSING COURSES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
EMOTIONS RUN HIGH AS JAYCEE WOMEN FOLDS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*EMILY JONES, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CLIFF AVENUE GREENHOUSE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK TO SWELL EXECUTIVE RANKS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FILINGS FOR THE FIRST HALF OF JUNE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
*FLIGHT FROM STRIFE ENDS SAFELY IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW LAW GIVES SPEEDERS A BREAK,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STORMS CROSS STATE BRINGING TWISTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ANOTHER CHANGE WORTH THINKING ABOUT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPLIT HOLIDAY CAUSING CHAOS IN SD (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*IMMIGRANT SON'S MONUMENT IS SITE OF SD CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRANT AIDS RESEARCH IN GAMBIA,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CENEX GIVES SDSU RESEARCH GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
ELECTION MARKS START OF 5-MEMBER COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REWARDS OF CATCHING THE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A CARNIVAL OF CARING,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
IRENE MAN DROWNS IN LAKE FRANCIS CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HAM OPERATORS TEST WORLD'S LIFELINE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL DISTRICT SALARY TALKS REACH IMPASSE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DE SMET PASTOR RECEIVES CONSERVATION AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOURTH OF JULY FESTIVITIES INCREASE FIRE RISK,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REPUBLICANS--MICKELSON TO LEAD THE WAY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WANBLEE MAN ELECTED WHEAT GROUP CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD STUDENTS MAKE GOOD ON MOST LOANS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FINANCIAL AID OUTLOOK GRIM,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DELAY OF SOUTHEAST FIRE STATION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RANCHER TAKES 2ND SWING AT FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
MISSOURI RIVER FISHERMEN HOOKED ON SALMON,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BICYCLE COLLIDES WITH CAR NEAR MALL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HAIL MAY COST MILLION IN CROPS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BICYCLISTS HARDER FOR DRIVERS TO SEE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BILL WOULD INCREASE COST OF TAX LAWS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LIGHTEN UP WITH SWIMMING RULES (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RULING DOESN'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
CHANGES DESERVE SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CLERGY PUT SIOUX INTO PRINT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CALL US WITH SPAM RECIPES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUMMERTIME ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEAGUE ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
FIRE DESTROYS HUMBOLDT BARN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REWARD OFFERED IN TREE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RULING PRESERVES VETERANS CENTERS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOLEM--FUGITIVES WILL BE NABBED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LIBRARY ONLY A BUILDING AWAY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION ADDS 220 ACRES TO SF,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BELL SUIT MAY CITE ASBESTOS VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"MINISTER DECRIES OCCULT TOYS, CARTOONS","Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW SMOKING RULES TO BEGIN IN ND,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
REVENUE HEAD TRYING TO CHANGE IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FLAMES SHOOT 7 STORIES HIGH,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEATH SPURS CONCERN OVER DIABETIC DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WELCOME RAINS FALL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RESTRICTS PROTECTION OF CRIME VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*NEW PENGUINS MAKING A BIG SPLASH,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC OPINIONS ON FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HALVERSON KEPT DOGS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*CHEAP TRICK SETS STAGE FOR MORE BANDS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
READER WORRIED ABOUT TAX LIMIT EFFECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*HALLEEN TAKES JOB WITH STEWART SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAWTHORNE SCHOOL GETS NEW PRINCIPAL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS TO PROMOTE CITY AT REST STOP,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CHECK REPORT OF SEXUAL ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HANSON, RANDALL EXCHANGE BARBS","Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENT REGENT MISSES CHANCE TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAYS HE DESERVES NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GETTING A HAY LIFT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AUGUSTANA'S JERSTAD HONORED IN REGION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MONTROSE'S THELEN GETS HURON POST,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SDSU LOOKS FOR OFFICIAL STATION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*END OF AN AIRPORT 'EYESORE',"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON TO TALK SAFETY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SHERIFF WANTS MORE SAY ON CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
STATE'S WATER DREAM EVAPORATES IN RULING (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SAFE DRIVING IS CENTRAL GOAL OF FRANCHISE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T GOLF IN THE PARKS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SCHOOL ISSUE ALREADY SETTLED (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*ORDINATION CEREMONY SENDS CANDIDATES INTO CALLING,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'GREAT BALLS OF FIRE' SIMPLISTIC VIEW,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WARHOL EXHIBIT MEMORIALIZES POP ART MASTER,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS BOY HAS HIS WISH GRANTED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLMAN CENTER NEAR AUG 1 COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE TO RULE ON VO-TECH JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOANS AVAILABLE FOR HISTORIC CITY HOMES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO SOUTH DAKOTANS TO SERVE ON BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MED SCHOOL GOOD INVESTMENT--DEAN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD LIKELY TO APPEAL ETSI RULING,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRI-STATE BUSINESSES PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRUCK DRIVER CITED FOR SPILLING ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*2 CARS COLLIDE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FERRY TOWN THAT SAW BETTER TIMES TO CELEBRATE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION RIVALS CHANGE STRATEGIES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FLANDREAU SETS EVENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GARRETSON PLANS HOST OF ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GEDDES KICK-OFF TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDUSTRY UNEMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*DAKOTAH COMPETES FOR BUS TOURS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CONTAMINATED SOIL THREATENS PURCHASE OF TRUCK STOP,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*MARINE PLANE CRASHES SAFETY LINES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP REJECTS ANTI-ABORTION PLANK,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON SPEAKS AGAINST INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
AMDAHL FACES CHALLENGE FROM DEPUTY COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*FIRED UP,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*FAMILY PRACTICE RESIDENTS HONOR INSTRUCTOR,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*100-YEAR-OLD CHURCH OUTLASTS COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
FARM STATES CAN'T HOPE FOR TOO MUCH (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHY DIDN'T STATE HAVE FIRST-RUN MOVIES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*NAMED SPORTS DIRECTOR AT WNAX IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GO AHEAD AND FILE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN CHILD WELFARE CONFERENCE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PATRIOTISM PARADE SCHEDULED TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RARE LEOPARDS BORN AT GREAT PLAINS ZOO,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STORM RACKS UP {dollar}7.5 MILLION IN DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLASSIC RENTALS PLAN DRAWS DISSENT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FRANKENFELD BLASTS JOHNSON'S MAILINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS TOUGHEN ALCOHOL RULES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TROOPERS ARREST MAN AFTER CHASE TO SALEM,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DISMANTLING OF PATHFINDER CAN BEGIN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COAST TO COAST WORKERS RECEIVE PAYCHECKS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIQUOR LICENSE SOUGHT FOR OLD STARDUST LOUNGE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WELL-DRESSED ROBBER HITS CREDIT UNION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HARTFORD TO BURY CENTENNIAL MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PILOT CHARGED FOR WITHHOLDING ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MONTANA'S FIRST FEMALE DEPUTY MARSHAL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"*TRIBE, STATE SIGN GAMING COMPACT","Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DELEGATION FORMS OWN IDEAS ON TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FIRST VIEW A FACELESS SIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWS SHUT CITY DUMPS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUSH SHOULD NAME MINORITY TO COURT (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*'THUNDERHEART' PROJECTS NEGATIVE INDIAN IMAGE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GAMBLING DECREASES CAPACITY TO CARE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
QMB PROGRAM COULD BENEFIT MANY SENIORS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
USE PRISON INMATES FOR RECYCLING DRIVE (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*TEAM PLAY IGNITES DYNAMITE TO SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHECKPOINT STOPS NET 7 ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOP'N CART ROBBER SOUGHT BY POLICE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WIESE APPOINTED TO MINERALS BOARD,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AMBULANCE STORY BEHIND RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAW WILL GET KIDS OVER HUMP,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BLAZE DESTROYS BARN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GROUPS CHAMPION RECYCLING PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BISHOP URGES RECONCILIATION WITH SUBSTANCE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMPANY PLANS MINING NEAR SPEARFISH CANYON,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS DELAYS OK OF MEMORIAL DONATION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FORMER RC MAN SEEN ON 'MOST WANTED',"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ENGINEERING FIRM WINS BUSINESS HONOR,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LUMBER COMPANY FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MINING GROUP BEGINS WEEKLY TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SATELLITE MOVIE PLANS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TRAVEL AGENCY GETS GOVERNMENT GRANT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*KRELLS RELISH THE WORLD OF CAR SALES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*RUSHMORE MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
NSP REQUESTS RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*RESTRICTIONS UPHELD ALREADY LAW IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SD LAWS STRICT, BUT SOME ARE UNENFORCED","Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*SD FACTIONS URGE ACTION FROM CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
"SF DOCTOR UNFAZED BY RULING, WORKS NORMAL DAY","Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
"ABORTION DECISION SURPRISING, LOGICAL (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NICKNAME CHANGE MARKS REGRETTABLE LOSS OF SYMBOL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NATIONALIZATION IS NO CURE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STAND UP AGAINST ANTI-HUNTING GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WATERGATE HAS LEFT US IN THROES OF DISTRUST (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LACK OF EXPERIENCE IS TO PEROT'S CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TAX INITIATIVE SOLVES LONGTIME INEQUITIES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*MULCHING IS A CUT ABOVE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POPULAR PURPLE PLANT BANNED IN SD,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SEXTANTS PLAY TODAY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*LYTHRUM ALTERNATIVES OFFERED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CARETRAUM TO RELEASE WORKER RECORDS IN SUIT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO OFFER FREE TROLLEY RIDES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE RECOUNTS YIELD NO CHANGES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN DROWN IN MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 ESCAPEES SENTENCED TO UP TO 25 YEARS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LIBERTARIAN WANTS SCHIEFFER CONFIRMATION DENIED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH VAN ROLLS NORTHEAST OF HAYES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARTIES TO DECIDE TEMPORARY CUSTODY OF SUE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS UPSET DISPUTE FORCES DOCTOR TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOODLAND CREATURE CREATION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"MASUR, STEENSLAND FACE VOTE TODAY","Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN SCHOOL BOARD TO APPEAL STATE DECISION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON TO MEET WITH TRIBAL OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARKING FEE BOOST TO FINANCE SDSU LOT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU UNION TO GET AUTOMATIC BANK TELLER,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*13-YEAR-OLD GETS KICK FROM KARATE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"DIRT, LOGS WORTHY SITE--ARCHEOLOGIST SAYS","Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NURSING PROGRAM STRETCHES INTO RURAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*SHOOTERS AIM TO BE TOP GUN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'ANOTHER GOOD YEAR' FOR PHEASANT HATCH,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*HARD CHOICE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
STATE'S S&L'S INCREASE EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*WET, WILD WEATHER STORMS THROUGH SD","Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE TELLS DRUNK DRIVER TO GET MARRIED OR MOVE OUT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POWERBALL TO OFFER RECORD {dollar}60 MILLION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"BEGINNING THURSDAY, STATE GETS NEW LAWS","Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'ARGUS' MISLED PUBLIC ON RESPONSE TO FLOOD (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ASSASSINATION PLOT WARRANTED ATTACK (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CORRECTIONS SECRETARY CAUSING CONFUSION (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE A SPENDTHRIFT DURING HIS CAMPAIGNS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
NATION SHOULD UNITE TO OVERCOME ITS DEBTS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*WASHINGTON PAVILION REQUIRES VISION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
AG SECRETARY TO TOUR FLOODING IN AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHANCELLOR TO DIRECT O'GORMAN RELIGION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEARING FRIDAY IN PLANE THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEXAN GETS 27 MONTHS FOR SELLING GUN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ANIMAL COMMUNITY A WORLDWIDE ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HIGHWAY SIGNS MISNUMBERED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RULING IS A BLOW TO TRIBAL GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PEPSI INQUIRY CLOSED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARCHAEOLOGISTS HUSTLE AN IMPORTANT CUSTER DIG,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNRULY MONTROSE FAN ORDERED TO APOLOGIZE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SENIOR CITIZEN STATE AGENCY IS BROKE, CLOSES","Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FARMERS CHASED FROM FIELDS BY RAIN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
MORRELL PUTS OUT FEELERS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
RURAL SALES OUTDISTANCE CITY RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.B, p.09, col.6"
SD'S JOBLESS RATE DROPS TO 3.2 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.B, p.09, col.6"
*HUNTER HELPS OTHERS HANDLE DIABETES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"HUSETS MUST BATTLE WEATHER AGAIN, 2ND TIME AROUND","Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*DISH INTO RIPE STRAWBERRIES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HUMANE ACT BRINGS REUNION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MILLER GETS DUKES UP,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CITY VISITORS SEE CONTRASTS IN POTSDAM,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*ROHDE KEEPS ROLLING IN BREAD DOUGH,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*PIATKOWSKI GOES 15TH IN NBA DRAFT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY REUNITES ADOPTED TRIPLETS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EAGLE OFF ENDANGERED LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKERS PONDER OPTIONS FOR LOTTERY SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GATEWAY INVESTORS SUE FIRM,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SEEKS COURT'S ADVICE ON NEW VIDEO LOTTERY PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"GOVERNOR'S HOUSE A HOME, NOT OFFICE (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CULTURAL DIVERSITY NOURISHES SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OJ SUICIDE WATCH BELIES DEATH PENALTY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEAT-BELT DELAY COULD COST 50 LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--WHAT SHOULD BE DONE WITH LOTTERY?,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"ON SIDEWALKS, PEDESTRIANS RULE","Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 84, RELEASED AFTER DRAMATIC CRASH","Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FIRE DESTROYS STORE, ANTIQUES IN FREEMAN","Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN DENIES INCOME-TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STENSLAND TO RETIRE FROM SENATE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOTS OF THOSE BIG THINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLEDGE TO TRY TO IMPROVE TRAFFIC FLOW,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITIZENS KICK OFF CHANGE PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN FOR STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN SUES BIA FOR LOSING JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SMOKING BANNED IN MOST COURTHOUSES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CLARK RECALL ELECTION FOR MAYOR A REMATCH,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SWAN LAKE GROUP PLANS SATURDAY LUAU,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*OFFICIAL DEFENDS NEW SCHOOL'S COST,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TWO OF BEDDOW'S CAMPAIGN WORKERS RESIGN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"MAN ADMITS KILLING IN TRIAL, BUT SAYS HE WAS INSANE","Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
CITY JOBLESS RATE EDGES DOWN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
AG-PROGRAM MEMBERS REPORT DIP IN EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*IRENE HOPES GOLD PROGRAM WILL PAY OFF,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TWO MEN INDICTED IN THE MURDER OF AN ABERDEEN MAN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TRI-COUNTY LANDFILL SUES COUNTY FOR HALTING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RADIO STATION MAY BE ON AIR BY EARLY FALL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SKYFORCE COACH MAKES GRADE ON DRAFT NIGHT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PACERS PICK PIATKOWSKI NO 1,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MARK KINSER 1ST IN WORLD OF OUTLAWS RACE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES WIN STREAK ENDS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THRILLERS GRAB LYONS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PIATKOWSKI'S RISE A BIT OF A SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*BONENBERGER BRINGS IN A BIG ONE: 14-POUNDER,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*TOURNEY TAKES CARE OF FISH,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*SOME EXCUSES ARE WHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAYOR SHOOTS FOR TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PUTTING CLAMPS ON CRIME IS HIGH ON PRIORITY LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BANKERS WORRY ABOUT AG CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*WHERE THE CITY GETS ITS MONEY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SOME WARY OF HANSON'S FEE PLAN,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"MAYOR STRIKES BACK, AND OUT, WITH PLAN (ED)","Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STUDENT DRUG TESTING CAN HELP PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BLANKET APPROACH FAILS (MITCHELL DAILY REPUBLIC),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SENATE USES CARE WITH SPEED LIMITS (ABERDEEN AM NEWS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ARGUMENT FOR SAFETY BEATS RAISING SPEEDS (WATERTOWN),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
OPINION POLL DOESN'T REFLECT DRIVERS' VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS POOLS MAKE CHILDREN FIRST PRIORITY (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
"PRESSLER CRITICS NEED REFORM, NOT CAMPAIGNS (L)","Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
VOTING VOICES OPINION BETTER THAN GRUMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
MAN'S BODY FOUND IN FORT PIERRE SLOUGH,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY NAMED TOP TRIAL LAWYER,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FILIPINO AMERICANS PLAN CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN, 57, REPORTS ATTEMPTED RAPE","Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEAF SCHOOL NARROWS LEADER LIST,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PARTS OF ABANDONED DOWNTOWN CHURCH WILL LIVE ON,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BANQUET IS MODEL FOR US IN FEEDING NEEDY--EXPERT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE WON'T DISMISS GRILLER MURDER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS WANT WOMEN'S PRISON ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GAMBLING WAGERS HIT NEW RECORD,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD TO SUPPLY WHITE HOUSE TREE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*REGIONAL LANDFILL WORK TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FIREWORKS BANNED IN BLACK HILLS AREA,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AG DEPARTMENT OK'S NEW PESTICIDE PRODUCT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARK SERVICE CUTS SMALLER THAN EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*HOT LINE LINKS FARMERS, HARVESTERS","Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EX-BOARD LEADER TAKES COUNTY JOB,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SUMMER LEARNING IN A PLASTIC BUBBLE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AVAILABILITY OF JOBS LURES ILLEGAL ALIENS--OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PREPARING STUDENTS FOR INFORMATION AGE PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*MADE HER FAMILY FIRST PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*ARRESTS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*COURT UPHOLDS PRISON RIOT CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RULES LENGTHY SENTENCE WILL STAND IN KIDNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RULES VACCINE MAKER ISN'T LIABLE FOR CATTLE DEATHS,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
APPEALS COURT REVIVES LAWSUIT FILED AFTER DEATH,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUSTICES RULE SURGEON MUST PAY CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SEIZE 162 POUNDS OF MARIJUANA AFTER I-90 STOP,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*CORN BORERS EYEING CROP,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LONG-DISTANCE OUTAGE NO.2 MAY HASTEN US WEST REVIEW,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*7-RUN 9TH CARRIES CANARIES,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ARTISTA TURN BACK TO EARTH FOR NEW SHOW,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE COLOR PURPLE?,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HURON PLANS WET AND WILD FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*MULCH MIX INCLUDES LISTERINE, BEER AND AMONIA","Argus LeaderJun 30 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA TRACKERS ENJOY BANNER YEAR,"Argus LeaderJun 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RASMUSSEN WINS TRACK AWARD,"Argus LeaderJun129 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
Beddow taps Abbott as his running mate.,"Argus LeaderJun3 11, 1994, sect.B, p.1, col.2"
5 travel agencies in S.D. join forces.,"Argus LeaderJun3 24, 1992, sect.D, p.6, col.1"
Work starts on home for troubled teens.,"Argus LeaderJune 15, 1994, sect.B, p.2, col.1"
Jewish congregation feels welcome in city.,"Argus LeaderJune 2, 1994, sect.B, p.1, col.5"
Played steel guitar in bands.,"Argus LeaderJune 22, 1995, sect.D, p.3, col.2"
Children's service does its job well :letter.,"Argus LeaderJune 28, 1994, sect.A, p.6, col.2"
The third annual Nordland Fest superstars.,"Argus LeaderJune 30, 1982, sect.D, p.1, col.1"
Plea agreement reached in slaying.,"Argus LeaderJune 6, 1992, sect.C, p.2, col.1"
Marshal Abdallah honored for service.,"Argus LeaderJune 9, 1993, sect.B, p.1, col.1"
Yankton man finalist for Lt. Governor.,"Argus LeaderJune 9, 1994, sect.B, p.1, col.5"
JANKLOW RISES TO THE TOP-FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"IT'S COSTLY, BUT FARMER FEEDS DUCKS","Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*IT'S POTHOLE SEASON,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CREDIT CARTERS' HANDLING OF BILLY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CHUCK RAASCH COMMENDED FOR INDIAN SCHOOL STORY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
CHUCK RAASCH COMMENDED FOR INDIAN SCH STORY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
WHY REPUBLICANS ATTEMPT TO IMPEDE VOTER REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
GAME POPULATION NOW IS LESS THAN THAT OF EARLIER DAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
JAYCEES THANK PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
FARM PRICES JUMP 3 PERCENT IN FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
INMATES QUARANTINED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
BEDELL NAMED PANEL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 100 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
GUN SHOW TO BE AT WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ESTATE OF AN ELDERLY SIOUX CITY WOMAN OFFERS ARREST,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*CORNER SALOON ISN'T THE SAME ANYMORE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROAD BILL SET AT {dollar}39 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SAY TEACHER CUTBACKS NO SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*MEDICAL SCHOOL DEAN, DR. KARL WEGNER, QUITS","Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*AM AG MOVEMENT DEMONSTRATORS IN CANTON, SD","Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*AM AG MOVEMENT DEMONSTRATORS IN CANTON, SD","Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE PANEL APPROVES PLAN FOR SIOUX FALLS WATER RIGH,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
FOES RAP KNOBE PLAN TO CUT CARS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GAS TAX INDEXING PROPOSAL TABLED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FOES RAP KNOBE PLAN TO CUT CARS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GAS TAX INDEXING PROPOSAL TABLED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ELDERLY TAX FREEZE MEASURE REACHES HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ELDERLY TAX FREEZE MEASURE REACHES HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE TABLES TUITION HIKE BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DEPARTMENT APPROVES SUNSET LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SENATE PANEL OKS ALIEN OWNER BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
PUC IS NOT ALLOWED MORE TIME ON CASES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
PARKING CHANGE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PUC BILL DELAYED 2ND TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*BICKETT ESTATE SALE IRKS NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*BICKETT ESTATE SALE IRKS NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
AREA LAND VALUE RISING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
CAPITAL GAINS-NEW FARMLAND CROP,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
CAPITAL GAINS-NEW FARMLAND CROP,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
FAMILY FARM IN DANGER-SURVEY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
'79 CROP PRICES SEMINAR SUBJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
INSIDERS REAP BIG GRAIN PROFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*WEATHER AGGRAVATES CATTLE MARKET,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
FEEDING BUFFERS CUT ACIDOSIS DEATHS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*ARNOLD WIENK OF LAKE PRESTON,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.N, p.09, col.6"
AG CENSUS WILL DISCLOSE CATTLE OPERATION CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
YOUNG BULL STUDY URGED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.3"
US SEEKS MILK PRICE COMMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.2"
CITY HALL SCRAP PROBE SPREADS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY HALL SCRAP PROBE SPREADS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN BANK ROBBED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TO VETO ORE TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TO VETO ORE TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NORTHWESTERN BANK ROBBED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TO VETO ORE TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITIBANK CONTEMPLATING MOVE TO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DAKOTA STRING QUARTET PROVIDES LIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*JACKS WIN REGIONAL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JACKS WIN REGIONAL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*52 CUSTOMIZED AUTOS, VANS SHINE AT SHOW","Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SEEKS 2 MORE LEGISLATIVE DAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SEEKS 2 MORE LEGISLATIVE DAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MILWAUKEE HALTS SERVICE ON 1,000 MILES","Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MILWAUKEE HALTS SERVICE ON 1,000 MILES","Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROAD WORKERS OK 8.5 PERCENT PAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAY OUT FOR SOVIETS FROM AFGHANISTAN (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OVER PROTECTION USED AGAINST LIST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOTEL PRICE EXPOSURE PROVOKES COMPARISON (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIST DEFENDANT SEES SELECTIVITY IN LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CHILDREN SHOULD PAY FOR CARE OF PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CONSIDER THE PLIGHT OF GOOSE HUNTERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CHILDREN SHOULD PAY FOR CARE OF PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CANDIDATES AGREE ON CHAIN LETTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN TO BE TRIED FOR SON'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES CUT TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE APPLAUDS REPAYMENT DELAY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAPTAIN 11 MARKS 25TH YEAR ON AIR,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOV JANKLOW SIGNS MORE BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD GAS EXPLORATION EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA SPONSERS REFUGEE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGAL SNAG COULD KILL PERMIT FOR URANIUM EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CARTER CANDIDATE IN SD PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*REPRESENTATIVES AGREEABLE TO OAHE HEARING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CARTER CANDIDATE IN SD PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LICENSE TAG SALES LAGGING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MINISTERS MAY BACK REVIEW PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
29 BILLS BECOME LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LIBRARY BODY TO MULL CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
AQUEDUCT SCOPE SMALLER,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NEW LOAD LIMITS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
KENNEDY HITS CARTER ON RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
"NAVY POLAR BEAR AIDED BY ABDNOR, MCGOVERN","Argus LeaderMar 01 1980, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
CUTBACKS WOULD RAISE RURAL ELECTRICITY COSTS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP LEGISLATORS DEFEND TAX HIKES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP LEGISLATORS DEFEND TAX HIKES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BABY'S BODY FOUND IN DITCH,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TRAINS MIGHT RUN BY LATE JUNE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
S DAKOTANS SHARE RAIL COST,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'81 LEGISLATURE FACED DIVERSE SLATE OF ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
'81 LEGISLATURE FACED DIVERSE SLATE OF ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
'81 LEGISLATURE FACED DIVERSE SLATE OF ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOLIDAY BLUNDER (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"GOOD TIME ZONE, POLL SOLUTIONS (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EXTRA HOUR FOR VOTING IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
EXTRA HOUR FOR VOTING IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
EXTRA HOUR FOR VOTING IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*ARGUS IS SIOUX FALLS' SENTINEL FOR CENTURY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LITTON ANSWERS EMPLOYEES' CHARGES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LITTON ANSWERS EMPLOYEES' CHARGES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*ARGUS IS SIOUX FALLS' SENTINEL FOR CENTURY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MCKELLIPS--JANKLOW'S LETTER HAD ERRORS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MCKELLIPS--JANKLOW'S LETTER HAD ERRORS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
AGENCY COMPLICATES LABOR FUND PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
GROUP CRITICAL OF MASS OF CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LANDOWNERS WARNED OF FIRE DANGER,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE TO BEGIN CHARGING FOR FIREWOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF TEACHER GETS STATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ICE HOUSES MUST GO BY MARCH 5,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR SD SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF TEACHER GETS STATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NEW ACTIVITIES AT WOMENS' CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MARCH 19 IS NATIONAL AG DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
TWO JUVENILES SENTENCED FOR GUN THEFTS-BELLE FOURCHE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
DEEP MINING METHOD COULD AID HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CRASH KILLS SD WOMAN-LEMMON,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CENDAK GAINS SUPPORT IN HURON,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CENDAK GAINS SUPPORT IN HURON,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
"CASH, STATLERS TO STAR AT FAIR","Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
AIR PATROLS HUNT RUSTLERS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
AIR PATROLS HUNT RUSTLERS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
STEVENS WINS CLASS A MAT TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'BIRDS OF GOD' INVADE MINNEHAHA CO WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
CROWS CAN BE HUNTED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*CRICHTON GIRLS LOVE THEIR BOWLING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
FESTIVAL REACHES COMFORTABLE LEVEL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST MILKING THIS DAIRY FOR ITS CULTURAL POTENTIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST MILKING THIS DAIRY FOR ITS CULTURAL POTENTIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GUTHRIE TO INAUGURATE NEW TOURING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
MARCH ARTS CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
A 'SALUTE TO BROADWAY',"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*DIVERSE CONCERT SEASON AHEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS VARIETY OF THEATER IN S DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*ELLIE ANDERSON--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
I HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE--ABOUT A JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
I HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE--ABOUT A JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
I HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE--ABOUT A JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*A SWITCH TO SHEEP,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*A SWITCH TO SHEEP,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CAREER SPANS 42 YEARS OF MORRELL'S PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
CONSUMERS SET QUALITY LEVELS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
CONSUMERS SET QUALITY LEVELS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*CAREER SPANS 42 YEARS OF MORRELL'S PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
CATTLEMAN--INTEREST RATES EATING US ALIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RIFT MIGHT COMPLICATE WEB LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MX MISSILES WON'T BE COMING TO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*SF MAN-FISHED IT, WALKED IT, AND COME TO RESPECT IT","Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITALS GET DOLLS TO TEACH DIABETIC CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"SD RESTAURANTEURS RAISED {dollar}12,293 FOR HANDICAPPED","Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HOSPICE SEEKS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ROYAL NEIGHBORS HELP TO HEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*JANKLOW NOT FUSSY ABOUT OPPONENT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SET-CAST MAKE 'RAINMAKER' THEATRICAL JOY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHILDRENS VOICES LIFTED IN SONG,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW--PUC DOESN'T BELONG IN AT&T SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION THANKED FOR ANTI-NUCLEAR VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISTRESSED BY SPLIT OVER COUNTY LIBRARY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM BUREAU'S BOLD STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAW OFFICERS DESERVE PROFESSIONALISM CREDIT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MENTAL PATIENTS LESS INCLINED TO VIOLENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO MORE VETOS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL SNAGS STATE'S ATTORNEYS CAREER,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*EXPLOSION ROCKS CROOKS GAS STATION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RANCHER ASKS FMHA TO STICK BY HIM,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RC SCIENTIST STUDIES MOLECULAR ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
ABERDEEN TEACHERS WANT 19 PERCENT PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"TEACHERS, BOARD HOPE FOR EARLY SETTLEMENT","Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
MEN FACE AERIAL HUNTING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
REPAIRS ON STATE OWNED RAILS TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BAINTER WINS THIRD STATE WRESTLING TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CLASS A CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"*JANKLOW, REAGAN SPAR AT GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE","Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MAN OUT ON BOND KILLS FRIEND, SELF","Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JANKLOW, REAGAN SPAR AT GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE","Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MILD WINTER SAVES STATE SNOW-REMVL COSTS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FRIENDS SAY FAREWELL TO 'M*A*S*H',"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SOLO PARENTS PROGRAM TEACHES SELF-SUFFICIENCY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LEG PASSES BILL ALLOWING BANKS TO BUY INSURANCE FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REMAPPING CITY WILL HELP BREAK GOP HOLD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BILL PREVENTING ETSI DELAY OK'D,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE WILL DECIDE IF CORBLY CAN BE A COUNSEL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BIG SIOUX HAS MINOR FLOODING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE COMMITTEE KILLS MULTI-STATE NUKE PACT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OPERATING BUDGET BILL OK'D BY PANEL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POLICYHOLDERS GET {dollar}16.6 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MEDICAL RADIATION HAZARD NEEDS MORE SCRUTINY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE DOESN'T HAVE TO RUSH IN NUCLEAR COMPACT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TAX PROTEST NO EXCUSE FOR MURDERS IN ND (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAND CORP PLAN LITTLE CONCERN FOR ELDERLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BILL CHANGES MORTGAGE PAYMENT LAWS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITIBANK GOES TO GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES CENDAK WATER LOAN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION WON'T PUT ISSUE ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY CONSIDERS CONSTABLE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DISCRIMINATION BILL FACES VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITIAN SENTENCED TO 347 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD OKS PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TURTON MAN DIES AFTER HIT BY BUS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WINGLER TO GIVE CANDIDACY DECISION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILL FOR CENTRALIZED PURCHASING DEADLOCKED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
COMMITTEE SAYS BLDGS MUST WAIT FOR MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LAWMAKERS CONCENTRATE ON 1 SCHOOL BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
O'CONNOR PLANNED FOOD STAMP THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SENATE APPROVES STATE MEDICAID PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
NINE INDICTED IN INTERSTATE FRAUD SCHEME,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HER WORDS MAKE COUNTRY LIVING COME TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SERIES--DEFENSE, NUCLEAR ARMS","Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LIBRARY OFFERS CHILDREN'S EVENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CONFERENCE WILL ESTABLISH WOMEN'S NETWORK,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARINGS BEGIN ON MINNESOTA AVE PARKING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT ALLOWS MURDERER'S CONFESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS JURY SELECTION HELD IN PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEADERS GIVE SUPPORT TO GRAIN PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS INSANITY TO KNIFING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALUMINUM APPETITE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN SAYS DETAILS OF HUSBAND'S DEATH FUZZY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BINGO SETUP WAS LEGAL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HART ENLIVENS QUEST FOR PARTY'S NOMINATION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*TO RID DOWNTOWN OF PARKING METERS, MALL","Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOP CHAIRMAN URGES CAUCUS PARTICIPATION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IN WEST SF REVIVED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE CUTS MAN'S PRISON SENTENCE BY 2 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 MAYORAL CANDIDATES OPEN CAMPAIGN OFFICES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN CHANGES MIND ON PLEA BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HILL CITY BAR MANAGER FIRED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE RULES IN FAVOR OF COUNTY IN SUICIDE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WORKERS WILL TAKE LIE DETECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BADLANDS NATIONAL PARK NEEDS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HEARING ON WATER DISTRICT PLANS MARCH 8-9,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HURON TO SEEK FEDERAL GRANT FOR HOTEL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL SAYS IRS MAY SEIZE CHURCH'S ASSETS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REAGAN SYMPATHETIC TO FARMERS PLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REP LYON WILL NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SEEKING FUNDS TO KEEP REMOTE SENSING INSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN NEW TAX MAY RAISE MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STUDENTS SAVING PENNIES TO HELP,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
EARLY PAROLES POSSIBLE IF CAMPUS IS SOLD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TUITION COULD RISE IF SPRINGFIELD IS PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STATE SENATOR SAYS PROSPECTS OF SALE GOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*SPEARFISH MAN MAY RUN FOR US HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LENNOX PARK SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SENATORS WANT WHEAT PROGRAM CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
ABERDEEN WILL SPEND ON ASBESTOS PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*PASTOR DENOUNCES GOVERNMENT AID,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER'S NOT OVER YET,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE APPROVES DAKOTA COMPACT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FLU SEASON STILL WIDESPREAD IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATORS NOT LISTENING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WRONG OFFICIAL PICKED FOR SPACE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CARRIERS TREATED UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*POLITE PROTESTERS REQUEST FAIR CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CUT FOREIGN AID TO FIX BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*MITCHELL'S FRIEDRICK IN RECRUITING PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROBY'S BILL IS ... Z-Z-Z ... PASSED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE DEMS TELL CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE TIGHTENS NEW-HOME CONSERVATION RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO TAX DRINKS EMBITTERED BY FAILURE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE DEFENDS FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MOVES CLOSER TO NO-FAULT DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SWINGING FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WASHINGTON TRIP WILL COST YOU 5 CENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIRLINE BLAMES FLIGHT CANCELLATIONS ON WEATHER,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ANNUAL SHOW BEGINS MARCH 21,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EDUCATION CONFERENCE BEGINS SUNDAY IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARING FOR PRISON ESCAPEES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN BACK IN JAIL AFTER VIOLATING ORDERS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNEAPOLIS WOMEN FINED FOR PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTA FIRM PLEADS GUILTY TO BID-RIGGING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ST PATRICK'S DAY PARADE SET FOR MARCH 16,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD FIRE WAS STUDENT'S NIGHTMARE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GROUP WANTS CHANGES AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TIES INDIAN WAYS TO CHRISTIANITY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLOTHIER GETS 45 YEARS FOR SLAYING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AREA SCHOOLS REPORT BREAK-INS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*SOME RERUNS BETTER THAN CURRENT SERIES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PET SKUNK SPRAYS FAMILY WITH LOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOR MIDGETMAN MOBILE NUCLEAR MISSILE SITE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*WALK THRU THE BIBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"ALZHEIMER'S--ANSWERS, AID ARE CRUCIAL","Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LADIES AUXILARIES FIGHT CANCER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
VETERANS HOSPITAL MERITS PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
GIRL SCOUTS THANK MEDIA AFTER PLAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
THANKS GO TO MCKENNAN STAFF (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CHALLENGES AWAIT NEW PHILIPPINES LEADER (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY'S FUTURE APPEARS TO BE IN GOOD HANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
GROUP WRONGLY SMEARED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DEVELOPER HAS GOOD RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
AUGUSTANA BEATS NORTH DAKOTA--SDSU FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN TAKES 'A',"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS TO CREATE SHOP ART,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HINES SAYS HE WON'T RUN FOR COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO TAKE PHONE CALLS IN CITY TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW JUSTICE READY FOR CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
APPOINTMENT FULFILLS SPEARFISH WOMAN'S DREAM,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PANEL OK'S BUS LINE CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VIEWERS HOPE TV FARM COVERAGE GROWS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
KULHAVY FACES MORE THAN 50 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AGENCY SINKS STUDENT DUNK-A-CLUNK FUND RAISER,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUDGET GIVES STATE PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP SEEKS SUPPORT FROM CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMER PLEADS NO CONTEST TO HARASSING MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE NAMES RECEIVER FOR YANKTON MALL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER STILL WANTS GASOLINE PRICE INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO FEDERAL DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWA TAKEOVER SHOULDN'T AFFECT CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OK'S RESOLUTION TO HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CHANGE FORMULA FOR SCHOOL AID,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LIBRARIAN BILL SPARKS FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MARION ROAD PLAN FOES MISS GOAL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCKENNAN LOWERS COPTER COST PROJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
1986 LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ZEBRA ROUNDUP KEEPS PATROL BUSY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*'REPUBLICAN COUNTRY' MAY NOT FORGIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE NEW POOR,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOME FOOT BILL LONGER THAN MOST,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
INSURANCE GETS POPULAR BUT EXPENSIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS NURSING HOMES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
HEALTH PLAN SHOULD PAY FOR CARE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"HERBICIDES, PREDATORS ENDANGER PHEASANTS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HUNTERS TAKE TOLL ON BIRDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MORE TAXES BURDEN ELDERLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
WHY NOT REWARD THE BEST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
MOUNT MARTY OVERLOOKED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
POLITICIANS GIVE AND TAKE ADVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PROFESSOR'S TRAILBLAZING EFFORTS ENDURE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FENSTER SETS GYMNASTICS RECORD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SPEARFISH CLAIMS 'A' WRESTLING TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC SHOOTING AREA HAS NEIGHBORS UP IN ARMS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*DEHAVEN TRIPLE WINNER,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WOLFGANG RACES ON THE WILD SIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DISCUSSION SET ABOUT STREET WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON CITED FOR REJECTING RAISE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS SEWER RECEIVES HONOR,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SNOWFLAKES JUST BRUSH CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LURED BY LOTTERY ACROSS IOWA LINE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*RIGHTS ISSUES KEEP BISHOP FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DELEGATION TO MEET WITH PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
TEACHES TEACHERS TO FIGHT FIRE WITH FUN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*TAX BILL OUTLIVES CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
"BINGO PARLOR MAY CLOSE, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
CANCELS SALE OF LAND IN FOREST,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE RECEIVES VET SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SENATORS SPONSOR AIR SERVICE BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
STATION MAKES WAVES WITH NEW FORMAT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
"CEMENT PLANT CLOSES FOR {dollar}400,000 IN REPAIRS","Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
HAYTI SEEKS FEDERAL MONEY TO HELP BUY CLINIC,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MINING FIRM MUM ABOUT TERRY PEAK RUMORS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*JAZZ PORTRAITS PAINT FOR MUSIC LOVERS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
ARTS IN SPOTLIGHT WITH MARCH GALA,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*GALE PETERSON CREDITS MOTHER,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
LOCAL BUSINESSES DISPLAY ART,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1987, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*CITY WELCOMES IT'S LEAP DAY NEWBORNS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EXPANSION PLAN WON'T GO TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL SAW BLOOD STAINS AT JENNER HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*2 INMATES IN 1-PERSON CELL OK,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CAMPAIGN REFORM BILL COSTLY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GO BEYOND DAKOTA PROPOSITION II (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LITTON EMPLOYEES SUFFER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PROPOSITION WILL HELP SAVE FAMILY FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DEBT ROBS FUTURE GENERATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SCHOOLS OFFER HARP PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SIOUX VALLEY PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*WORKING AT TERMINALS CAN BE PAINFUL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT TO GET {dollar}1.4 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS GET BREAK ON TAX DUE DATE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE CHARGE ADDED IN YANKTON KILLING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD OK'S LAND FOR VO-TECH,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON COMPANY PLANS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FALLS WEATHER,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WORKERS TO PICKET IN ELK POINT TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOME AIR TRAVELERS AVOIDING NORTHWEST,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FLOODING PROBLEMS UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY TO HELP DRY UP 'LAKE LOILA',"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR HOPEFUL ABOUT FEDERAL AID,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MORRELL, UNION TAKE SUIT TO COURT","Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LEAP DAY PICNIC,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRE DANGER IN WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN'S LICENSE REVOKED FOR SIXTH DWI CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CHILD SUPPORT RECEIPTS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD STATE CELEBRATES GLORY DAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TESSIER NAMED TO ACADEMIC HONOR SQUAD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*PRESSLER UNDER PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAISING FUNDS FOR NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE ALTERS ENVIRONMENTAL BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIRST LUTHERAN GOES NATIONAL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STRUGGLING ARENA PUT ON PROMISING COURSE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'SATANIC VERSES' IS ATTACK ON MUSLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
KEEP ELECTED ACCOUNTABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
'GUARDIAN' UNCALLED FOR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
KEEP COLUMNS COMING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
POSTAL SERVICE DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*FROM BUS GIRL TO TOP CHEF,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JOURNALISM CITY SELECTS 14 STATE DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
BRITTON MAN DIES IN CAR-TRAIN WRECK,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CLEAR LAKE, GARY OK CONSOLIDATION","Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DISTRIBUTING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS TO REVIEW USD CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRING ENROLLMENT UP AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'ROE' LAWYER--ABORTION RULING SAFE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SITUATION BEARABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE APPROVES DEADWOOD GAMBLING BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
4 COMPANIES VYING TO MANAGE ARENA,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MULTI STATE LOTTO PROPOSAL RESURFACES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS UTILITIES TO FUND SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GUNMAN HOLDS UP US WEST OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL TO PROHIBIT ARREST QUOTAS LOSES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL TO PROTECT FARM ADVISERS DIES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL SETS STATE OPERATING BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY VEHICLES TO USE ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PANEL OK'S REPEAL OF DANCING BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*WARRIORS DEFEAT O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FLANDREAU BEATS NUMBER 1 COSSACKS FOR REGION TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*ETHANOL BACKERS PUSH RURAL PRODUCT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
NEW GROUP TAKES OVER WESTERN MALL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*BABY'S LIFE HINGES ON TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PROSECUTOR'S WIFE WON'T BE JUROR,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--REDUCE TROOP STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"PARENTS KEEP KIDS OFF DRUGS, ALCOHOL (L)","Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REYNOLDS INSULTS WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ROONEY GOT THE SHAFT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OFFICIALS REPRESENT PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
OTHERS DESERVE BOYCOTTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WOMEN WANT EQUALITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MOVE BASES TO US SOIL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*CRAFTSMAN MAINTAINS HIS ACTIVE PACE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
USD DRAMA MISSES THE MARK,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DON'T MESS WITH SCHOOL CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUGUSTANA FEATURES WOMEN'S WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLLOWAY TRIAL JURY SELECTION CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGION ENDORSES DASCHLE HEALTH BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUSHMORE COIN RUNS INTO COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STENSLAND TO SPEAK ABOUT RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ALTERS PLEA TO GUILTY IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ASHES TO ASHES...,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AMBULANCE REQUEST CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP RULES IN FAVOR OF INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BLACKS PLANNING FOR KING'S DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY YANKS LICENSE AFTER SOLUTION SPILL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PHARMACIST CHARGED IN DRUG DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS SEE LINK IN SERIES OF CRIMES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POWERS EXPANDED OF RIGHTS COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SALES TAX PETITIONS SUBMITTED TO OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESEARCH PLAN OK'D FOR IRRIGATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TAX FOR DAKOTADOME EXAMINED BY GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WORTHING FIREFIGHTERS TRY TO RAISE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STURGIS KIDS PROPOSE RECYCLING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WEST CENTRAL BOARD ACCEPTS EDUCATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"SCHOOL OPENS TODAY FOR DROPOUTS, OTHERS","Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
2 MORE ENTER RACE FOR FLANDREAU MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SANBORN COUNTY BANK BOARD CHAIRMAN DIES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INDIAN CALLS FOR ALCOHOLISM FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MOTHERS PROTEST CASINO LOCATION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
POKER TOURNAMENTS OK'D FOR DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE CRITICIZED BIA REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RECRUITING WARS RESULT IN OPTIMISM,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AIRPORT GETTING A NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FRIDAY'S 'ARGUS' RELIES ON SECOND-HAND,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
CONNECTICUT FIRM DIGS INTO ROSEBUD STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN--BATTLE UPHILL FOR PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNCERTAINTY SURROUNDS TROOPS' RETURN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SD WOMEN SAW BUSH'S VIEW OF WAR,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
WAR OVER--NOW COMES HARD PART (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*RECONCILIATION WILL BE SUCCESSFUL ONLY...,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AMERICA BASHERS ARE WRONG AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ULTIMATE ACT OF SELFISHNESS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HOLLYWOOD COMES CALLING TO SD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FILM FRESH VIEW ABOUT '60'S,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
A-7 JET MAKES EMERGENCY LANDING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COUNTY GETS {dollar}35,900 IN FOOD, SHELTER","Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LICENSE DIRECTORY AVAILABLE FOR {dollar}8,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PELTIER LAWYER--JUDGE WAS BIASED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO SPEAK THROUGHOUT STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 APARTMENTS DAMAGED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*1 HURT IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRM SUES CLEANERS OVER 1988 FIRE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAW DOESN'T ALTER ALL CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON SIGNS VICTIM PROTECTION BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*FINE LINE DIVIDES LEADERS' FRIENDSHIP, FURY","Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SESSION TO ASSIGN DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RESIDENTS COULD KEEP RURAL WATER UNDER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS SEEK COMPENSATION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 INCUMBENTS BID FOR BROOKINGS BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ACQUITTED IN BEAD STEALING CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NAMED VA CENTER DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WAR FAMILIES AMONG TOPICS AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN CHARGED IN VENDING THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN SUES MCDONALD'S FOR TOOTH INJURY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RESERVISTS CALLED UP AT ELLSWORTH AIR BASE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"3 MEN CHARGED IN BURGLARY, STABBING","Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOSMER FARMER NAMED WEB BOARD MEMBER,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT FOR ABDUCTION CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BOX ELDER PAYS WOMAN IN SEX-HARASSMENT CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PROPERTY VALUATIONS IRK PENNINGTON TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*THERE'S MORE TO LIFE THAN WINNING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FAVORITES HAVE TRADITIONAL FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CHIQUITA REPORTS RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
ECONOMY AFTER WAR SUBJECT OF FORUM,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
OTTUMWA FARMER IS PREMIER SEED GROWER,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SENATE ADDS YEARS TO ETHANOL-SUBSIDY BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
PROPOSAL SEEKS FROM HURON DRESSED BEEF,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
*PRISONERS WHO PRACTICE WITHCRAFT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIDS OUTBREAK AMONG YOUNG INDIANS FORESEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ALCOHOL ABUSE IS EPIDEMIC'S ALLY, MANY SAY","Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
HEALTH OFFICIALS BEGIN FIGHT TO STOP AIDS SPREAD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*YOUTH DESERVES SECOND CHANCE FROM SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'D' FOR THE TAX-CREDIT FUSS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE HEALTH-CARE...(ABERDEEN AMERICAN NEWS),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DELANO'S CONCEPT IS PRISON-FOR-PROFIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PAUL TSONGAS OFFERS SOME SOUND SOLUTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EFFECT OF PIPELINE SPILL CAN LAST FOREVER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PARENTS BEHAVE POORLY AT VOLLEYBALL EVENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MT RUSHMORE MONEY BETTER SPENT LOCALLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MEDIA PORTRAYAL OF LAMBS OF CHRIST UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FUNERAL DIRECTORS ABIDE BY STATE LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
VISITORS SHOULD GET PARKING PRIVELEGES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
WHY IS MOM IN JAIL AS BABIES DIE EVERY DAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*THOMPSON BESTS LAQUA FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SDSU TOPS CHIEFS, WINS NCC","Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WAGNER ROLLS TO 'B' TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMPANY OFFERS FREE ANTI-VIRUS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY EXPANDS FILES OF COMPANY REPORTS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*COMPETITION FIERCE IN HOME-IMPROVEMENT MARKET,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
'PRESSLER REPORT' TOPIC IS FREE-TRADE AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
DIRECTOR OF ABERDEEN IHS ACCUSED IN SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
ENERGY AID PROGRAM TO ACCEPT APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
ST PATRICK'S DAY FESTIVITIES PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN WITHHOLDS DUES FROM UNITED WAY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ERICKSON TREASURES YEARS IN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
A PENNY CHARGED ON ENTERTAINMENT TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL RIFT THREATENS CASINO PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
POTENTIAL CANDIDATES FILE PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
WASHINGTON HIGH SHUFFLE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
COLORADO FIRM PLANS TO DRILL TEST HOLES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
EDITOR'S GROUP TO MOVE HEADQUARTERS TO SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS FEAR SCENIC RIVER DESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF'S DEPUTY RESIGNS AFTER BEING CLEARED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
2 DOCTORS TO JOIN WAGNER HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*HUNDREDS CELEBRATE AT POW-WOW,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
'DRAFT JANKLOW' PLAN DROPPED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
"FEWER INDIANS USE COMMODITIES, SURVEY SHOWS","Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
FINAL MOMENTS OFTEN HECTIC,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
EDUCATORS WARY OF PLAN TO TEACH SEXUAL ABSTINENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
REHAB CENTER FUNDING CUT FROM BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*WINTER OF '62 FULL OF GLORIOUS BASKETBALL LORE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*CARD PLAYING IS LOSING ITS YOUTH,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*TWO CULTURES COLLIDE IN TEXAS BORDER CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1992, sect.G, p.02, col.3"
*SD VIDEO LOTTERY TAKE TOPS AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCHES MOVE TO NEUTRAL GROUND,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*ABORTION BILL WILL BE OK'D, BACKER SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AIRDROP MODEST BUT PROPER STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SCHOOL OFFICAL KNEW OF A GOOD WORD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*CONGRESS--MAKE SPENDING CUTS BEFORE RAISING TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PRESIDENT'S ECONOMIC PLAN IS RIGHT APPROACH,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LANGE REPRESENTS PROGRESSIVE LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LAWMAKERS ARE A COSTLY PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"COLUMN ON GAYS, CHURCH APPRECIATED (L)","Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BALLOONISTS HOPE TO TRY FLIGHT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BIKE TRAIL PASSES HIGH COURT HURDLE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE BOUND OVER ON ABUSE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSILE DEMOLITION WORRIES SD RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POWERBALL POT UP TO {dollar}55 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*BEATLES, GIRLS GAVE MCFARLAND THRILL IN '64","Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FACE FIRST,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SHELTERS SAY ABUSE CASES GROWING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
1974 MURDER CASE BACK IN COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RECYCLING PROGRAM HITS SNAG,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
NEW CENTER OPENS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DWU TO SPONSOR ENGINEERING FAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
READING CONFERENCE DEADLINE IS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THOUSANDS TO GATHER AT HILLS IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BARNETT'S BIG DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUNTRY CRAZE GROWS IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MISSILE DEACTIVATION AHEAD OF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKERS OPTIMISTIC TOWARD SESSION'S END,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*POST 15 LEADER DIES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*IRS CHANGES POLICY ON TAX PREPARATION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SKYFORCE TIP FEVER 120-114,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LACK OF TITLE DIDN'T DERAIL KOSLOWSKI,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*NOBODY'S PERFECT; LAUGH OFF MISTAKES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YAC PROFILE: ALLISON BRACHLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YAC PROFILE: ALLISON BRACHLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS ARE STORING UP ON LEARNING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MILITARY RESERVE TO LOSE 800 UNITS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY JAIL FILLED TO BRIM AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS MAY VOTE TO SCRAP COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARTS GROUPS SEARCH FOR ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
TOBACCO CLAIMS FOUL AIR AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HOME-SCHOOLED KIDS SCORE WELL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GROUP OF MISGUIDED PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SERVICE CLUBS ENHANCE QUALITY OF LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"CLINTON HEALTH PLAN SHALLOW, SOCIALISTIC (L)","Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
REPUBLICAN LEADERS HAVE LACK OF INTEGRITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CLINTON FAILS TO GIVE CREDIT TO GOOD CARE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
PARKING TICKETS CAN BE BYPASSED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REZONING APPROVED FOR TRUCK STOP,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
4-H CONFERENCE TO BE JUNE 7-10,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HURON UNIVERSITY PICKS NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUNT FOR MITCHELL MAN ON IN TEXAS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VA HOME QUARANTINES PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DETAILS DELAYING PLANS TO IMPROVE FALLS PARK,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT REVISES BOUNDARY CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MILLER URGES END OF BATTLES OVER BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
WEEKEND CRASHES LEAVE TWO DEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CANTON POLICE OFFICER JOINS SHERIFF RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 6 YEARS IN PRISON FOR KILLING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINN FARM INCOMES DROP 13 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD OK'S {dollar}12.7 MILLION IN WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TIDYING UP TRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SEAT-BELT LAW CRITICS CIRCULATING PETITION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEADLINES DRAW NEAR FOR STATE'S PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*GAS-PUMP PRICES FALL TO 91 CENTS AT LOCAL STATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SD JOBLESS RATE 2.3%,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*HUNTERS HURT BY ANTI-GUN LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BULLDOGS SURPRISE HOWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MEDICAL TAX SURVIVES CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*USD MEDICAL SCHOOL BUDGET FACES CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"LEGISLATURE TAKES UNFAIR AIM AT PROGRAM, DEAN SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELLSWORTH DODGES PENTAGON HIT LIST--FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TAKING THE FLOOR,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EXPANDING AG-DEBT MEDIATION PASSES HOUSE VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL TO EASE PUBLISHING REQUIREMENTS IS KILLED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"COMMITTEE KILLS WEBSTER, PARKER RADIO BILL","Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES RAILROAD'S BONDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LOBBYISTS--MEDICAL TAX TO HURT USERS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
LEGISLATURE GIVES APPROVAL TO DEADWOOD EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SENATE DUMPS 550 EDUCATION MANDATES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
MICKELSON SCHOLARSHIPS ARE REVIVED,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
CAST A WIDE NET TO FIND DEADBEATS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LIBERALS FORGETTING WHOSE MONEY IT IS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ENDING PUBLIC FUNDING HARMS QUALITY OF LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JUVENILE-COURT SYSTEM MAKES PARENTS VILLAINS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
QUARTZITE WRONGLY IDENTIFIED AS GRANITE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DASCHLE SHOULD FAVOR A BALANCED BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MEDICAL-SERVICE TAX MEANS LOSS OF PATIENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
MEDICAL-CARE TAX BORDERS ON UNETHICAL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
LOCAL SENATORS FAIL TO SUPPORT GOOD BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
REHABILITATION BETTER THAN MORE PRISONS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
"*HIGHER EDUCATION NEEDS NOURISHING, NOT CUTTING","Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STATE SHOULD LOOK TO ND FOR SOLUTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TEACHERS' IMPORTANCE OFTEN UNRECOGNIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PRESSLER'S CPB PLAN IS 'WIN-WIN' PROPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
RADICAL RIGHT DESTROYS REPUTATION OF NOMINEE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
GOVERNOR'S RELIEF PLAN SIMPLY SHIFTS TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
FIRING RON ZIEGLER AMAZES THEATER WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
MEDICAL TAX WOULD 'SOCK IT TO THE SICK' (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
FIRM QUITE CRUEL TO MORRELL RETIREES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
ARGUS' PRESSLER BIAS EMBARASSING TO READER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
PRESSLER'S CPB QUEST A WASTE OF DONOR FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*FAST FORWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHERE THE BUFFALO ROAM,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOUSTACHE WAS BACK AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROOSEVELT WILL CLING TIGHTLY TO HOME COOKING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THORSON MMC POSSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE TO SKETCH UNIDENTIFIED FIRE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER TO LEAD UNITED WAY EFFORT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"KNOBE USES {dollar}11,000 OF OWN IN RACE","Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ACCIDENT VICTIM IS HILLS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROPANE HEATER SPARKS GARAGE FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HARTFORD MAN SURVIVES NIGHT OUTSIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FOUR HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS TICK OFF CONCERNS AT MAYOR'S COFFEE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY MAN IN BACK YARD'S GRAVE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*NIGHTMARE ON 38TH ST. SHAKES UP COUNCIL, NEIGHBORS","Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*WORKER INJURED IN EXPLOSION IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PORKIE'S TOPLESS BAR OWNER INDICTED IN PIMPING,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JUDGES STEP DOWN IN PERJURY CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN TO COOPERATE IN AMOCO THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MAN FAILS TO MEET OFFICER, IS JAILED","Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION BOARD STUDIES LIMIT ON HOME OCCUPANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*LINCOLN COUNTY PLANS RECYCLING CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BOARD CONSIDERS TAX BREAK FOR FARM SHELTERBELTS,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BROOKINGS CITY WORKER WHO STOLE CASH GLAD,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*VIOLENT CRIME IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*THAILAND NATIVE SERVES SPECIALITIES ON FRIDAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
HALL TO MANAGE LOCAL PIPER JAFFRAY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
LONE STAR CHAIN SETTLES SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
WOMAN CAN AVOID JAIL BY TESTIFYING IN CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PROSECUTORS USE NEW STATE LAW ON GANG ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderMar 01 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
*A PURSE-SNATCHING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ERA KEY WAS CALL FROM PRIEST,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROBERTS NAMED AS AG SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ROBERTS NAMED AS AG SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW WARNS TAX PINCHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW WARNS TAX PINCHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
WHO NEEDS STARS TO SWING VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GROUPS THANKED FOR AID TO BOY WITH CEREBRAL PALSY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
'NO HUNTING' PHEASANTS WHILE DOVE LAW REMAINS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
SEES 'EMOTIONAL PRATTLING' IN OPPOSITION TO DOVE SEASON,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
SMOKING ORDINANCE STILL NEEDED IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*MAN TRIES TO INSTILL WITH NEW ENERGY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN TRIES TO INSTILL WITH ENERGY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE HEARS ARGUMENTS ON THORSNESS' RIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE HEARS ARGUMENTS ON THORSNESS' RIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEMOS MOVE TO VETO JANKLOW EXEC ORDER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HIGHWAY BOND BILL GUTTED IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DEMOS MOVE TO VETO JANKLOW EXEC ORDER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PROPOSAL TO ABOLISH COMMISSION KILLED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DEATH CREDIT BENEFIT INCREASE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
COMMITTEE GIVES VOTE TO STUDENT REGENT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*THE EMPIRE MALL WAS ALIVE WITH STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FARMERS START HOME, 9 FROM SD REMAIN","Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SHELDON FARMER AWARDED {dollar}57,000","Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FARMERS START HOME, 9 FROM SD REMAIN","Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIFELINE STILL SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BILL BRINGS BILLBOARD COMPLIANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"REBECCA MARSHALL, MOBRIDGE HAS PLEADED INNOCENT","Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL URGED TO HELP BROADEN SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROWTH LINKED TO SURPLUS SALES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GROWTH LINKED TO SURPLUS SALES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ESCAPEE RECAPTURED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PEEVER MAN DIES IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SIOUX FALLS FIREMAN CRAWLS INTO SMOKE-FILLED APT HO,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MARTIN SWORN IN AS JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MARTIN SWORN IN AS JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SOCIAL SERVICES SEMINAR PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMPROMISE SOLVES PUC SQUABBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*MARION, TRIPP RECORD VICTORIES","Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*DIVISION 2 WRESTLING TALENT IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*KEVIN GROSS GETS CONGRATULATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
C J WILBER OF MILLER HAS 'BETTER' IDEA,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1979, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
CITY HALL'S SCANDAL CASTS PALL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY HALL'S SCANDAL CASES PALL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*JANKLOW IS AN 'INTIMIDATOR', SEVERAL LEGISLATORS AR","Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*JANKLOW IS AN 'INTIMIDATOR', SEVERAL LEGISLATORS AR","Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING HELP REQUIRES TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DEPOT CLOSES, BUT RAILROADING LIVES ON","Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DEPOT CLOSES, BUT RAILROADING LIVES ON","Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POET'S IMAGERY STRIVES FOR BEST,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POET'S IMAGERY STRIVES FOR BEST,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MARLYS HAIAR-COOK OG THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.B, p.20, col.1"
KRAMER WORKING ON HIS NBA SWAN ACT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KRAMER WORKING ON HIS NBA SWAN ACT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CUSTOMERS ACCEPT MILWAUKEE'S FATE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AWAITING SALESWOMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
CUSTOMERS ACCEPT MILWAUKEE'S FATE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*LETTER BACKER BELIEVES IN FREE CHOICE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WHITEWOOD CREEK IS COMING BACK TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAIL WORKERS APPROACH THE END OF LINE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WHITEWOOD CREEK IS COMING BACK TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAIL WORKERS APPROACH THE END OF LINE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD DEMOCRATS PICK DELEGATES TO CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FEDERAL GASOHOL BREAK EXTENDED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ROWEN TO SEVE WELL (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL LUNCH PLAN NEEDS RENOVATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*UNISPHERE SEEN AS BIG ATTRACTION FOR TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*UNISPHERE SEEN AS BIG ATTRACTION FOR TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WORKSHOP RESULTS SHOULD BE PUBLISHED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
LAWYERS OPPOSE STATE'S ATTORNEY-PENNINGTON COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
KRULL-EARLY RETURN WON'T HELP,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
3 BEARS DIE AT GREAT PLAINS ZOO,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HURON FORMS COOPERATIVE FOR FIREWOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
RESIGNATION MAY SIGNAL POLICY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
HURON FORMS COOPERATIVE FOR FIREWOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
LOWER VET FEES LIKELY IN 3 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
PRISONER COMMITS SUICIDE-YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
INFLATION INCREASES GAS SIPHONING,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*STUDENTS DANCE FOR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*GROWING PAINS AFFLICT SD TOWNS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GROWING PAINS AFFLICT SD TOWNS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GROWING PAINS AFFLICT SD TOWNS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CATTLEMEN TRYING TO BEEF UP MEAT STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN IS FESTIVAL WINNER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"*BOWER, HOHERTZ SNARE NATIONAL MAT TITLES","Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*BOWER, HOHERTZ SNARE NATIONAL MAT TITLES","Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*BOWER, HOHERTZ SNARE NATIONAL MAT TITLES","Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON WRESTLER EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NELSEN'S SWIFT AUGIE ACTIONS RUFFLE SOME,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NELSEN'S SWIFT AUGIE ACTIONS RUFFLE SOME,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REDISTRICTING IS BIGGEST ISSUE LEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REDISTRICTING IS BIGGEST ISSUE LEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILWAUKEE HANGS ON DURING RECESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NELSEN'S SWIFT AUGIE ACTIONS RUFFLE SOME,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S INTEREST IN GAS PIPELINE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"THE TENSE RELATIONSHIP-POLITICIANS, PRESS","Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"THE TENSE RELATIONSHIP-POLITICIANS, PRESS","Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"THE TENSE RELATIONSHIP-POLITICIANS, PRESS","Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"THE TENSE RELATIONSHIP-POLITICIANS, PRESS","Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RENTSCHLER GETS CHAMBER AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PRESS, LEGISLATORS CLASH OVER TAPING INCIDENT","Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KIDNAP TRIAL POSTPOSED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PRESS, LEGISLATORS CLASH OVER TAPING INCIDENT","Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RENTSCHLER GETS CHAMBER AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PRESS, LEGISLATORS CLASH OVER TAPING INCIDENT","Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PRESS, LEGISLATORS CLASH OVER TAPING INCIDENT","Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANY 1980 TOURISTS WILL VISIT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SPLIT OVER NEW FEDERALISM,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MILLER FIRMS FEEL PINCH OF SOUR FARM ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CHILD REARING MADE EASY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*NICHOLSON COMES BACK IN 'THE BORDER' (FINE),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*NEW AREA FOUNDATION DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
AUGUSTANA PROFESSORS PROMOTED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HOWARD STUDENT SAVES MAN'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ANGUS BREEDERS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COUNTY DEMOS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*BOTTLE HURLERS, DRUNKS DISRUPT ROCK CONCERT","Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-WORKER SET UP SPEECHES WITHOUT HIS KNOWLEDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO NEW TAXES THIS YEAR--LEGISLATORS WARY OF NEXT YR,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 POLICE CARS CRASH WHILE ANSWERING CALL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ETSI TOPIC OF MISSOURI PUBLIC HEARING,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TO HELP REWRITE MINIMUM GRAIN PRICE BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RETRY OR FREE SD MURDER CONVICT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
QUESTION UNMET IN INDIAN SCHOOL REVIEW (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"HAIG IGNORES PUBLIC, LESSON OF VIETNAM (L)","Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"REAGAN, GOP SHOULD ADMIT BUDGET MISTAKES (L)","Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WHY SUBSIDIZE SECOND HOTEL FOR DOWNTOWN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ADVICE FOR ARGUS ON WRITING HEADLINES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BIBBY WON'T SEEK SENATE RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CUSTER VFW LIQUOR LICENSE REJECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEATHS BRING WRECKLESS DRIVING CHARGES--LETCHER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ELIASON TAKES OVER AS RACING DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOLES SHOT IN SCHOOL BUS WINDSHIELD,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL LAND LEASE AUCTION TO BE MAY 4,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
YOUTH KILLED WHEN PICKUP HITS BRIDGE--ISABEL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM MOVES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
8 RC RESIDENTS ARRESTED ON 17 NARCOTICS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HUNTERS WOULD PAY MORE FOR DUCK STAMPS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S JANUARY UNEMPLOYMENT REACHES 7.7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY MAY PAY PRICE FOR ASSESSMENT ERRORS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD STEELWORKERS HOPE PACT SPURS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"SERVICE AWARDS, PROMOTIONS LISTED","Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STOWSAND HEADS PEACE OFFICER BODY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MILLIKAN NEW SORORITY PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SCOTT NAMED THRESHOLD CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
JAYCEES HONOR STATE AUDITOR,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
WILLADSEN NAMED BOSS OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
HOUSE TO VOTE ON TAX BILL AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEASURE ALLOWS TRANSFER OF CASES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL KILLS BILL GIVING BARS IMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSAL CUTS CAPITAL REQUIREMENT OF BANKS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOG PRICES DIP AS DEMAND TAPERS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE ORDERS CHANGES AT STATE PEN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MURDER-SUICIDE SPURS DEBATE ON BONDING,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DECLINE IN OIL PRICES BREAK FOR CONSUMERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAY TAX TIPS WHEN THEY DON'T GET THEM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
READER APPRECIATES MAPS WITH STORIES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
THERAPY BILL STOPS FREEDOM OF CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ATTENDANCE URGED AT RATE HEARING FRIDAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ASPHYXIATED TEACHER IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROWN JOINS SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILLER ANNOUNCES BID FOR CITY POST,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE MAY LOSE INDIAN AID,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THURSDAY IS CITY'S 100TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HORROR OF CATTLE POISONING LINGERS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWYER ACCUSES WITNESS OF LYING,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRISONER WANTS TO WITHDRAW PLEA,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
COMMITTEE KILLS STUDENT REGENT VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMMITTEE PASSES COUNTY PAY HIKES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GUILTY BUT MENTALLY ILL BILL PASSED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOME-LOAN BILL FACES FINAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OPEN CONTAINER LAW NOT REPEALED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PURCHASING CHANGES OK'D BY PANEL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENATE REJECTS PLAN TO SELL BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SEX CRIME VIDEOTAPING MEASURE OK'D,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE PUTS LOAD LIMITS ON TRUCKS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*PANEL OK'S DRUG PARAPHERNALIA BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
DEMS UNABLE TO STOP JANKLOW PLANE PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
MANDATORY DWI SENTENCE BILL OK'D,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*WHAT PEOPLE EAT IS HER BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MARCH IS NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*BABY BOOM ON LEAP DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUSINESS OWNERS PROTEST PLAN TO WIDEN AVENUE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER CONSIDERS CHARGING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BIG-NAME ENTERTAINMENT GOOD FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CONCERT IS HARD TO CATEGORIZE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
NO LONGER IN SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*NEW HOME FOR MONKEYS & BABOONS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATE INTO CITY HALL BEFORE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN WAS LYING DOWN WHEN SHOT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ABERDEEN CHAMBER PLANS {dollar}200,000 PROMOTION","Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE'S VALUE MAY BE LESS THAN DEBT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TALK OF SELLING SCHOOL EMERGED EARLY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER MCGOVERN AIDE PICKS HART FOR 1984,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MUSEUM WILL OPEN IN MAY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
OPPONENTS OF ABORTION CRITICIZED FOR ACTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCARBROUGH & STROM HAVE SERVED STATE WELL (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AGENCY OFFERS INFORMATION ABOUT CARE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY GRAND JURY RELEASES 22 INDICTMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INMATES CONTEND THEY WERE PUNISHED ILLEGALLY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO RAPE OF YOUNG BOY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MUNSON WILL SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OPTIMISTIC ABOUT RURAL ELECTRIC BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE CONSIDERS CLOSING STORE AT 10,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PORCUPINE VOTERS CHALLENGE OGLALA ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WILL USE 1982 VOLGA ASSESSMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WITHDRAWAL HURTS CREDIBILITY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CUNNINGHAM SOUNDS LIKE CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MARCH 1945 MEMORABLE TO CHESTER HIGH,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OKS JANKLOW'S SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WINDING DOWN...,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GOOD THINGS HAPPENING AT CANTON,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"JAYCEE CAMP RECEIVES {dollar}1,000","Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*BURY MYTHS ABOUT VA MEDICAL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RANK HAS ITS PRIVILEGES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD STATE WINS CONFERENCE TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MUSHING MANIA HITS SD MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*NEEDING COMFORT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL PROTECTING BAR OWNERS FROM SUITS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE--SPOUSAL RAPE A CRIME,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S FARM PITCH NOT OVER YET,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO-FAULT DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*FLASHY GIFT, FIREFIGHTER'S HELMET","Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE PASSES MONEY BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*HENDRICKSON TO LEAVE RADIO STATION KNWC,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMPANY'S DEALS MAY BE TOO GOOD TO BELIEVE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOOD COLLECTIONS TO AID LAID-OFF LITTON WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL FIRM AGREES TO PAY INTO ANTITRUST FUND,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW WAS SOFT IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE APPROVES MONEY TO FIGHT GRASSHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*A QUILT FOR THE SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ARGUS MAIL RATES WILL INCREASE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FATAL MISTAKE CHANGES HOSPITAL POLICY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE GETS PASSING MARKS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KHADAFY IS NOT A NICE GUY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PEOPLE SHOULDN'T MISS MUSICAL OPPORTUNITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
OTHER SPORTS DESERVE MORE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ABDNOR IS A MONEY WASTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PLAY HAD A DIFFERENT MORAL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*FINDS OUT WHAT INDIANS UP AGAINST,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SMALL COMPLETES CLASS B SWEEP,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA FALLS 67-56,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*YANKTON TAKES TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
KNIGHT WINS NATIONAL TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*FERRIS ENJOYS BEST OF 2 WORLDS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LINCOLN WINS REGION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
LICENSE RENEWALS ARE COMING IN SLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PHEASANTS FOREVER TICKETS ARE ON SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"SOCIETY HONORS EFFORTS OF FLAKE, HAUER","Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*DOC ATTACKS PHEASANT PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
ELROD--PERSISTENCE TO REACH 300 GAME,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN DIES IN HEAD-ON COLLISION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX NATION BATTLE OVER JURISDICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HANSEN BECOMES 4TH GOP CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DEMOCRATS--ROADS TO GOVERNOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARMER PROPOSES TAX ON AG PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*PRESSLER--GRAMM-RUDMAN UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR ASKS FMHA TO RELEASE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GIAGO SAYS INDIANS HAD TO PUSH AND SHOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA SPLENDOR,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"FRETA NICKEL, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*CEREAL COMPANY CULTIVATES FRIENDS IN HIGH PLACES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ENGINEER HONORED FOR ENERGY-SAVING DESIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NEW SEARS STORE IN CITY'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*EX-GOVERNOR SPECIALIZES IN SMALL-TOWN BANKING,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*NORWEST REGIONAL PRESIDENT GETS NEW POST,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
ENERGY USERS CONFERENCE SET FOR MARCH 22,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM OFFERED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL JOB SHAKE-UP LEAVES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
5 STATES FACE CALL FOR PHONE DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE KILLS 5 WAKPALA CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY IN FIGHT OVER WATER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AM INDIAN ACHEIVEMENT MUST BE RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SEAT BELT PROPOSALS SHOULD BE APPROVED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*TACCO LEAVES A SOUR TASTE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
COMMISSION NOTHING BUT POLITICAL MACHINE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CONDOM ADS WORTHWHILE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
FRINGED FLAG NOT DECORATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
LETTER MISREPRESENTED STAND (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
BUCKLING UP WORTH THE EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
WHAT ABOUT MORRELL 'PRIDE' (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SIX SD LIBRARIES GET {dollar}500 GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ADVOCACY PANEL HAS PUBLIC MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CAMP OPEN TO KIDS WITH EPILEPSY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MARCH OF DIMES SHOW SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PARENTS HELPING PARENTS TO MEET,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
DASCHLE PROMPTS IMPORT RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS SENIOR INTERN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WALK FOR HUNGER SET FOR APRIL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DANCERS KICK OFF ARTS CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY MAN PONDERS GREAT BEYOND--RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE TO PROTEST FUND TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FRESHMAN SENATOR CHARGES HEADFIRST INTO CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SALES RULES ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESIDENT TAKES ACTIVE ROLE IN WEBSTER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN IN THE SOUTH DAKOTA WORK FORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MAMA'S LITTLE MIRACLE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
77 INMATES UNDER GOOD BEHAVIOR LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JENNER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ROBERTSON MUST FOLLOW RULES OF THE GAME (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HELPED EASE PAIN OF LOSING CHILD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PORN ANALYSIS MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BEWARE OF PEDESTRIANS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"THOMAS WELSH, NOT IRISH (L)","Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CRITICS DESERVE CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
GIVE LOCAL CHURCHES MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
COMMISSION PASSES NEW ZONING RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IMPLEMENT DEALER WINS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH THREATENING WORKER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WILL VISIT VIETNAM FOR TALKS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNION WORKERS PROTEST IN ELK POINT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DESIGNS ON PERFECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPRINGFIELD INMATE REMAINS AT LARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GENTRIES SOLD TO KELO OWNER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LACK OF CERTIFICATION STOPS PRIMARY COUNT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ASSISTANT TO CHALLENGE WILKA FOR JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MICKELSON TO GIVE CORPORATE FARM DECISION FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL LAWYERS TO ARGUE STRIKE VIOLATED CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"NORTHWEST STRIKE STILL POSSIBLE, UNION SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE PLANS {dollar}1.3 MILLION AD CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SIGNS GAME, LIVESTOCK AUCTION BILLS","Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*COURT RECEIPTS CLIMB STEADILY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SATURATED FATS BOOST BLOOD CHOLESTEROL LEVELS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOURNALISM DELEGATES CHOSEN FOR GIRLS STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
SCHOOL BAND DIRECTORS JOIN NATIONAL FRATERNITY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
HOPES TO DRAW BROADWAY TOUR TO CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX RESERVATIONS 100 YEARS OLD TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTAL BILL OK'D,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FEDERAL BOARD ISSUES COMPLAINT AGAINST COMPANY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*LABOR LEADER STILL FIGHTING TO RECLAIM JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CELEBRATING THE 100TH,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE DRAWS UNWELCOME ENVIRONMENTAL ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EVERYONE'S A LOSER WITH LOW-WAGE JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LOVE SPURS ABORTION FOES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MAKING MONEY ISN'T SINFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*CHRISTIAN--THE BEGINNING OF NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EAGLE BUTTE WOMAN DIES IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELEVATOR ACCIDENT KILLS PARKER MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONDAY IS LAST DAY TO MAIL FOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POTENTIAL TENANTS LOOK AT EMPIRE MALL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"REGENTS DISCUSS DEAF SCHOOL, USD","Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WALK LIGHTS RETIMED AS EXPERIMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANALYSTS--WEATHER TO DICTATE GRAIN PRICES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOOD TAX VOTE SINKS LOTTO IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EX-AMEREQUIP PLANT REHIRES 5 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FROEHLICH TO LEAVE POSITION WITH COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MICROWAVE PLANT VISITED BY POTENTIAL BUYER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SPILL SUSPECTS REQUEST HEARING,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DROUGHT WAS HOT TOPIC FOR GOVERNORS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BILLS SPLITTING DEPARTMENT PASS SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*FORMER KELO-TV EMPLOYEE DIES AT 62,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}1 BILLION OPERATING BUDGET SAILS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"GOVERNOR SIGNS EDUCATION, TAX BILLS","Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRISON MEASURES HEAD TO MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEADWOOD BILL WINS LEGISLATIVE OK,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
HOUSE PASSES BILL ON WATER FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
WALLMAN EXCITES SD FANS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"O'GORMAN, WEBSTER SEEK 3RD TITLES","Argus LeaderMar 02 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITY COMMISSIONER SEEKS SECOND TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAND BEGGING FOR WATER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD 50TH IN INCOME,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STRIKE WOULD CUT BACK 2 ROUTES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE'S DUMP QUESTION DESERVES ANSWER (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD CLOSE BASES IN PHILIPPINES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE SHOULD HELP INMATES REBUILD LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ATHLETES SHOULDN'T GIVE UP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER ON WRONG PANEL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
COUNCIL'S ARTS EFFORTS FALL SHORT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'RED OCTOBER' DAWNS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBAL ARTS '90 POSTER UNVEILED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS ENGAGED IN HUMANITY CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BENNIS' APPEAL GOES TO COURT MARCH 19,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT TO HEAR JANKLOW'S APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SYMPOSIUM SLATED ON NATIONAL GUARD,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
6 JURORS PICKED IN FAIRVIEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SUSPECT ACTED IN SELF-DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRAFFIC LIGHT STAND-IN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS PANEL COMMITTED TO BOOSTING SALARIES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESERVATION DUMP CLEANUP BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UPHOLDS FORCIBLE TAKING OF BLOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2 JUVENILES TAKE POLICE ON 50-MILE CHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAXPAYERS TO FOOT SLUDGE DEPOSIT BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GROTON GOLF COURSE GETS LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SATURDAY SCHOOL PROVES POSITIVE FOR VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUSPECT PLEADS GUILTY TO GRAND THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEMPORARY REPLACEMENT NAMED FOR DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HARDWARE STORE BUYS TRUE VALUE FRANCHISE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HEALTH CARE WORKER GETS 17 YEARS IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MEDICINE MAN SENTENCED IN SWEAT LODGE INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CITY OF WAGNER OPPOSES BUTTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WRAPLT OFFICIAL DISPELS HOWARD LAYOFF RUMORS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
POLICE OFFICIAL RESIGNS FOR COMMUNICATIONS JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"BRANCH SCORES 34, HOLDS OFF CEDAR RAPIDS","Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HIGHER HOG PRICES SEEN FOR SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
5 COUNTIES GET FMHA MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CONTINUED DROUGHT WORRIES GRAIN BUYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*2ND-GRADERS LEARNED HOW TO BE HEROES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY REINSTATES RESERVIST'S BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
S DAKOTAN CRITICALLY INJURED IN SCUD ATTACK,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LONETREE EFFORT FOR EMERGENCY GETS ANOTHER LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SALES TAX INCREASE IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PASTOR URGES CHURCH TO TAKE MINISTRY TO STREETS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*ISREALI ARCHEOLOGIST TO SPEAK THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STATE SHOULD TIGHTEN ITS BELT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MYSTERY LETTER WRITER CAN'T GET RESPONSE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BARNETT PROVES GOOD SOMETIMES DIE YOUNG (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*SKYFORCE GET PAST THUNDER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SDSU TOO MUCH FOR COYOTES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DELIVERY MAN ATTACKED, ROBBED","Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS LEARN WISDOM OF STAYING OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREEZING DRIZZLE HITS EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLEA BARGAIN DEADLINE SET FOR DRUG SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN DIES IN TRUCK CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS JUDGES RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLOSING THE GAP,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS LEARN WISDOM OF STAYING OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ISRAELI EAGER TO RETURN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ISREALI EAGER TO RETURN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LODERMEIER DENIED NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BILL LETS HOSPITALS ADJUST CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE--OVERTHROW SADDAM,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN FIREFIGHTERS APPLAUD JUDGE'S RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"EDITOR, PUBLISHER NAMED SDSU LUSK FELLOWS","Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPUBLICAN PARTY HEAD TO STEP DOWN THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COSTNER CHECKS OUT DEADWOOD CASINO,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MICKELSON WANTS GRAND HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"RECYCLING, TAX CREDITS FINISH LEGISLATIVE TRAIL","Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SECOND BODY FOUND,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHASING A BREEZE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY GOLF PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*BOY, SOME THINGS SURE DO BUG ME","Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*PINCH PENNIES FOR PROM,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ACLU WILL TAKE AWAY NATIVITY SCENE RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUILDING-SWAP IDEA NEEDS PUBLIC REVIEW (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ONLY SPITEFUL WORDS PRINTED ABOUT LEADERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CANDIDATES' SOUND BITES SAY LITTLE (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*IT'S A MARCH GAME, PLAYED ON A JUNE DAY","Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR'S DICKER RATES WITH LARGE CARRIERS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HILL CITY MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON PROCLAIMS SINGLES WEEK IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE THAN 70 CALL PUC ABOUT PHONE SCAM,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL SAYS DECISION NEAR ON VA HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
6-YEAR-OLD INJURED WHEN STRUCK BY CAR,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GAME OF TENNIS ANYONE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TOWNSHIPS HAVE ELECTIONS ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PORING OVER PAGES IN THE PARK,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
VOTERS TO CALL LEGISLATIVE BATTLE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TO GIVE UP REINS AFTER 1992 SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABERDEEN BUSINESS LAYS OFF 13 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RADIO STATION FIELDS CALLS FROM LETTERMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BUSEMANS WORK FOR CUSTOMER SATISFACTION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INMATE GETS 65 YEARS FOR KILLING PRISONER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON POLICE OFFICER CHARGED WITH RAPING CHILD,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SUGAR DELIGHT FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE PANEL ENDORSES SALES TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STUDENTS HAIL, DOUBT CLINTON PLAN","Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR SIGNS 'GOOD BEHAVIOR' LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
REJECTS PLAN TO USE LOTTERY FOR MEDICAID DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATORS MAY DEBATE ABORTION BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*HOUSE OK'S LIABILITY LIMIT HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HOUSE COMMITTEE REVIVES CAMPAIGN FINANCE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
FAT PAY INCREASES ARE NOT JUSTIFIED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CLINTON'S CUTS UNFAIR TO MANY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SD NEEDS STRONGER STALKING LAW (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
INCOME TAX IS BETTER THAN PROPERTY TAX (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
DIVINE LOVE SHOULD BE GUIDE TO UNDERSTANDING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
WE ARE BEING MISLED BY BTU TAX (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
CASINO OPERATORS GET ANGRY CALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION OK'S ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EASTER SEALS EVENTS HELP AREA DISABLED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EQUIPMENT FAILURE CAUSES POWER OUTAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL TO PUSH ANTI-DRUG MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMPUTER PALS SHARE THEIR LIVES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOCTOR FINDS JOY IN HELPING HOMELESS AIDS VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROPERTY TAXES IRK NEW GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EARLIER SCHOOL OPENINGS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"GAY BODY BUILDER, MODEL TO LECTURE","Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE COUNTY BANS SMOKING IN BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PETROLEUM FUND MEETING PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"REDFIELD MAN, 62, DIES OF EXPOSURE","Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ESCAPEE WANTED IN TEEN MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EX-LAWMAKERS STILL 'WORK' LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MARTIN GARBAGE MAY GO TO RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRIBE TO ASSUME CONTROL OF POLICE FORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
NO LAYOFFS ARE PLANNED AFTER SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*ANGLERS MUST CONSIDER SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WINNER'S DRAKE DOES MORE THAN SCORE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EVERYTHING GOES FOR PACKING IT IN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WILL CLOSE FOR GOOD ON SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OVERNIGHT LOW WAS HIGH POINT OF FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD LAWMAKERS NOT AMONG THRIFTIEST,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
ESTELLINE SHOULD CHANGE NICKNAME (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GRAUVOGL CRITIQUE MISSES MARK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE GETS GREEDY WITH VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTE ON TRUCK STOP WILL BE IN 2 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN FOR POINTING RIFLE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TURN ABOUT OPENS NEW COMPUTER LAB,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CITY WOMAN WINS {dollar}100,000 IN LOTTERY","Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE SHUTS DOWN CITY RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SESSION PRODUCTIVE, SOME SAY","Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY CONTRACT OFFER DISAPPOINTS FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
57% FAVOR COLISEUM REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FEDS REMOVE {dollar}5 MILLION IN PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
10 BOMBERS MOVE TO RAPID CITY BASE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONNECTICUT MAN PICKED FOR HURON JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY QUESTIONS RETREAT'S TAX STATUS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ENGINEERING BUILDING TOPS SDSU PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO WAIT FOR BEER LICENSE BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NUTRITIONAL AID TRIPLES IN 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SLASHING THROUGH THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TO BUY SCHOOL IN DOWNTOWN FOR PARKING,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MURDER SUSPECT MAY BE HEADING TO MEXICO,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
READERS LIKE HISTORIC COLISEUM ATMOSPHERE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BLACK HILLS COMMUNITIES WATCH DANGER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CLEANUP BEGINS AFTER WARNER TANK EXPLODES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*A LEAP OF FAITH,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
PURCHASES FOUR BRANDS FROM MORRELL'S,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
PENTAGON CUTS 51 GUARD SLOTS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
"*AT LONG LAST, EDWARDS HITS THE BIG TIME","Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCRAMBLE FOR BIDS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLD START HURTS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO TRIM EXCESS OF GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MOVE THE CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KNITTING WORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RUNNING PARTNER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAZOR SHARP,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHICKEN IS WINNER IN BRIDGEWATER KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"VOTERS SHOULD DECIDE TAX ISSUE, GOP SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KEEGAN WARY OF NEW SCHOOL-AID FORMULA,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANTON TELLS TEACHERS THAT NO JOBS ARE GUARANTEED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PROGRAMS TO OFFER MEMBERSHIP FOR ANNUAL PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SENATE PASSES HIGHER TOBACCO TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES NEW TEACHER-TENURE RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MORE REVENUE SOUGHT FROM DEADWOOD CASINOS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
APPROVES RESOLUTION FOR MORRELL TO RETURN BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
VIOLENT TEENS WOULD BE TREATED AS ADULTS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
GOVERNOR AXES CAMPAIGN-REFORM MEASURE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW SIGNS BILL ON FREED SEX OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SENATE VOTES TO RAISE STATE JUDGES' WAGES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MAKE CONGRESS BALANCE BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PUBLIC'S RIGHT TO KNOW WINS IN STATE SENATE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BROADCASTING CUTS WON'T HURT ITS QUALITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MEDICAL-SERVICE TAX UNJUST TO THE AILING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REPUBLICAN ACTIONS JUST DEFENDING TURF (L),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TO PAY A TAX ON MEDICAL SERVICES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*ART GOING 'OUT OF THIS WORLD',"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*MEETINGS OFTEN NECESSARY EVIL, RULES WILL HELP","Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GEOGRAPHY MANDATE BEST AS LOCAL ISSUE (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WESLEYAN TIPS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*USD HAS GOOD SHOT AT TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HARTFORD MAN'S CONDITION UNCHANGED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"NO BOND REDUCTION IN RAPE, ASSAULT CASE","Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS GETS TRANSPORTATION FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EIGHTH MENINGITIS CASE IS REPORTED,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WYOMING MAN IS PRINCIPAL PICK,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BALANCED BUDGET WILL LIKELY MEAN SACRIFICES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ARMY OBSTETRICIAN TO MOVE TO BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*TO SELL HOUSE NEXT TO COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY WON'T JOIN JUVENILE CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE BELIEVE THEFT INSIDE JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE AGENT FIRED AFTER ASSAULT ARREST,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PRESSLER NOMINATED LIBRARIANS TO TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MADISON MAYOR WANTS VOTE ON SALES-TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSION DEBATES PARADE CANDY TOSSING,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STUDENT SENATE RECOGNIZES GAY GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
NEW ZONING ADOPTED NEAR SDSU CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ARM-TWISTS REQUIRED IN SOME TOWN RACES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
3% CAP ON PROPERTY-TAX GROWTH REALISTIC--COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PRESSURE MOUNTS AGAINST CHANGE IN MISSOURI FLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
TOTAL AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"HEALTH CARE, UTILITIES BIG CAMPAIGN GIVERS","Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CRITICS PUSH FOR STRONGER CAMPAIGN-FINANCE REPORTING,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*TO REFORM FEDERAL CAMPAIGN FINANCES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"JANKLOW DEFENDS GAME, FISH & PARKS SHUFFLE","Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
COUNCIL DISCUSSES LEGAL ACTION ON STREET,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FORMER EDUCATION SECRETARY NAMED TO REGENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*FACTORY INDIVIDUALLY MAKES MATTRESSES,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SOYBEAN BOARD'S NEW MISSION--DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
JOBLESS RATE RISES SLIGHTLY IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderMar 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
9 SD FARMERS VOW TO CONTINUE PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
9 SD FARMERS VOW TO CONTINUE PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEXICO MAY FREE COWAN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY MAY BE ALLOWED A REGENT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HOUSE ACTS TO BLOCK MANDAN POWERLINE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE ACTS TO BLOCK MANDAN POWERLINE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CIVIC CARING,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SPONSOR DEFENDS BILL GIVING AUDITOR REGISTRATION DUT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"SCHOOL BOARD, JUDGE BOGUE PRAISED FOR CAROL STAND","Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
LETTER PRAISING FARMER'S GRAMMAR CALLED 'NITPICKING',"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
REGENTS URGED TO RECONSIDER THEIR VIEW OF OLD STUDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
'THE DEADLIEST CULT',"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
JIM JACKSON BLASTED FOR MOURNING DOVE ARTICLE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
FAVORS ELECTION OF JUDGES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*TRI VALLEY TIPS CHESTER,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BERESFORD ADVANCES 73-48,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ARMOUR WINS-CHAMBERLAIN UPSET,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE OFFERS TOLL-FREE PHONE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EAST RIVER LEGAL SERVICES-FIRM PUTS LAW ON SIDE OF,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCENIC ROADS COULD LOSE IN BATTLE FOR TIGHT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EAST RIVER LEGAL SERVICES-FIRM PUTS LAW ON SIDE OF,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN ATTACKS FOREST TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON SCHOOL LOST ROOF TO SNOW,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISS SD TAKES LEGISLATORS TO TASK,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MISS SD TAKES LEGISLATORS TO TASK,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
3 QUIT TRIBAL POSTS OVER 'HARASSMENT',"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOP TO PICK STATE CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL SENDS TAX LIMIT BILL TO HOUSE FLOOR,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO ROOM AT THE CREEK-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SOUTHEAST ANNEXATION WILL BEGIN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOTEL BOND ISSUE SOUGHT FROM CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"LEO BICKETT, THE STATE EASTER POSTER CHILD","Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LEGISLATORS VOW TO CURTAIL RAIL LOSS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DELL RAPIDS FACES APPEAL DECISION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PANEL PARES DOWN LAW SCHOOL REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"REORGANIZATION APPROVED FOR TODD, SHANNON COUNTIES","Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*JIM AND SANDY HURD VS THE MINNEHAHA COUNTY BD OF CO,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE PANEL OKAYS TOUGHER VOTER REGISTRATION RULE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IS PUTTING {dollar} ON THE 'B' LEGAL-YOU BET,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NOBODY HERE BUT US ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PLEA BARGAINS BUG CHARLES MIX COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRUTH OF VIETNAM HURTS IN 'HEARTS & MINDS',"Argus LeaderMar 03 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"KNEIP, WOLLMAN FOREGO 2ND DISTRICT BIDS","Argus LeaderMar 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANTICIPATION PART OF ENJOYING ARTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXOTIC PET ORDINANCE INFRINGES ON RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PREDATOR HUNTING PERMITS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILLS SIGNED INTO LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW SEED VARIETIES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFF-TRACK ELEVATORS FEAR BUSINESS LOSS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFF-TRACK ELEVATORS FEAR BUSINESS LOSS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BEGINNINGS-BIBLICAL CREATION TAUGHT ONLY IN PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BEGINNINGS-BIBLICAL CREATION TAUGHT ONLY IN PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BEGINNINGS-BIBLICAL CREATION TAUGHT ONLY IN PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*CATCH 'EM QUICK-'MELVIN & HOWARD' WON'T STAY LONG,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
'A' MEETS 'B' IN NEW BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AGREEMENT UNFREEZES CHARITIES' {dollar},"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'DIGGING'THE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE AD CAMPAIGN AIMS TO KEEP TOURISTS LONGER,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESS TAX BREAKS UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUTOPSY--EXPOSURE KILLED BABY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUTOPSY--EXPOSURE KILLED BABY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS TAX BREAKS UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON OFFICIALS STAY FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PUC APPOINTS EXECUTIVE SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PUC APPOINTS EXECUTIVE SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
YANKTON OFFICIALS STAY FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"SD MUST WORK FOR LIVING, NOT THE DEAD (L)","Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DIETICIANS RECOMMEND ESSENTIAL NUTRIENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER'S AID (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
URGES ATTENDANCE AT MANDAN LINE MEETINGS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER'S AID (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORTHRIGHT STEP TO SAVE RAILS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTES LOBBYIST FOR MANDAN LINE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MORTENSON PROPOSES YOUTH BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POSTMASTER CAUTIONS MAIL THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SATURDAY IS RECYCLING DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC DENIES MDU 59 PERCENT RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SF MAN ACCUSED OF SHOOTING AT CAR,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEIERHENRY GOES BEFORE HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUPLE HELD AFTER BRAWL WITH POLICE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEIERHENRY GOES BEFORE HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
O'NEIL PASS SNOW COVER AT LOW LEVEL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HALF THE HILL CITY BUSINESSES FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ABERDEEN COURT SAVED FROM AXING,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HALF THE HILL CITY BUSINESSES FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SHORTBULL MAY APPEAL ELECTION RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOME SALES DROP 35 PERCENT IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SHORTBULL MAY APPEAL ELECTION RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SHORTBULL MAY APPEAL ELECTION RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS MOBILE HOME-BELLE FOURCHE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
CITY OK'S 49TH ST ASPHALT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*RARE ARTICLE ON FIRST LADY RILES JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE HUNT FOR JOBS OFTEN FUTILE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
1982 BUSINESS OUTLOOK GRIM,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*LINCOLN'S KATHY EDWARDS FLIPPING FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WARRIORS CHARGE DOWN CLASS B HOME STRETCH,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MESABA TO SERVE 3 SD CITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD DELEGATION FLIP-FLOPS ON WEB AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4 PEN INMATES CHARGED IN RIOT SLASH WRISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXPERT--GRASSHOPPERS THREAT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
8 OF 10 JOBS IN SF NEVER ADVERTISED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SD HOLDS CONVICT WHILE CONTESTING RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EVIDENCE TEST RESULTS BACK ON MATHIS DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
{dollar}500 ERROR REMEDIED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BIBBY'S FINE RECORD OF SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*STUDENT REGISTER OF DEEDS CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN FOUND GUILTY OF SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY OFFICIALS GET 6 PERCENT PAY BOOST,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD WILL CONTINUE WATER SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW DOESN'T EXPECT '83 TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL VOTES NO ON BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY CALLED GOOD SITE FOR MX,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"TAX EVASION BRINGS FINE, PROBATION","Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"DOGS NOT DISEASED, TESTS SHOW","Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PUC'S JOB TO EXPLAIN AT&T BREAKUP,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*BOLD SEASON NOT BOLD ENOUGH FOR DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOMEWORK NOT STYLISH IN SF SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SILENCE HUMS IN SIGN LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SIX GENERATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
RADCLIFFE RECEIVES NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
SUPER BOWL WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*LOCAL ELKS HONORED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
DAR GOOD CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
STUDENTS RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*A STUDY IN NUTRITION-BY-ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JUNK FOOD--IT'S NOT ALWAYS BAD FOR YOU,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
KNOW HOW TO INJECT VARIETY INTO YOUR SALAD,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NUTRITION MONTH SPOTLIGHTS HIGH INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*PRICE OF GASOLINE DIPS BELOW {dollar}1 IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF LISTED IN TOP 5 FOR JOB POTENTIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FESTIVAL FEATURES MUSIC, ALL THAT JAZZ","Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROMOTERS SAID SF WAS A GOOD THING GOING,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUCTION TO BENEFIT PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CONCERT FEATURES MCGRATH,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SHRINER GIVES CLOWN MAKEUP LESSON,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SYMPHONY CONCERT FEATURES PIANIST,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CONDITIONAL APPROVAL TO BOND-LOAN PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE OK'S CITY SALES TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAPPORTIONMENT MEASURE WINS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
1983 SESSION'S BEEN GOOD FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HIS INCUMBENCY WILL WORK AGAINST HIM,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD--LIMITING WATER PROJECTS UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE WITHDRAWS FROM ETSI LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WARM WEATHER SPOILS FALL'S WET GRAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FOG SYMPTOM OF SPRING-LIKE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RC GRAND JURY INDICTS 5 FOR STOLEN GOODS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MANY PREGNANT TEENS BECOME WELFARE MOTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE STUDY APPROPRIATE COURSE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO WRONGS DON'T MAKE RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
AG EXPORT PROMOTION MONEY SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL CREATES ELDERLY HOUSING OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOX ELDER RECALL PETITIONS REJECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORONER SAYS SHOOTING SELF-INFLICTED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COVER CROPS URGED FOR PIK USERS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GIVE HUNGRY SURPLUS FOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEAD GOVERNMENT WILL HAVE FIRST DEBT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LUNDGREN WITHDRAWS FROM BOARD RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PASSES DRUNK CUSTOMER BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WITNESSES SAY O'CONNOR DRANK TOO MUCH,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"WOMAN SUES CITY, SAYS BIAS COST JOB","Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RAPE CHARGE DROPPED--BOY CAN'T TESTIFY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ARMS CONTROL RESOLUTION GETS STALLED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL PROVIDES MONEY FOR PEN SECURITY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL RAISES MONEY FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COLLEGE BUILDING PLAN PASSES SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DISCRIMINATION BILL GOES TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL BUS PLAN GETS SENATE OK,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES HEALTH COST STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE SIDESTEPS BINGO PRIZE BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*AS TIME GOES BY DURING LEGISLATIVE DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SENATE OKS UNACCREDITED SCHOOL BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FARMER BACKS OUT OF 1ST STEP IN FORECLOSURE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
"GOODALL, HANSON CHASE SPIRIT OF TITLE TEAMS","Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
VERMILLION GIRLS SET TO DEFEND TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*JURY RULES FOR SLAIN MAN'S WIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VENDORS HOPEFUL ABOUT LIBEL SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*ONE NATION, UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE","Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
CHILDREN'S INN APPRECIATES HELP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
EXCHANGE PROGRAM GOOD EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*A DAY OF PRAYER,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WILL RUN FOR SEAT IN STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD INVESTIGATES SALE COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES DALE'S BILLION-DOLLAR SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
10 FAMILIES SUE CITY ABOUT SEWAGE BACKUP,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GILLILAND STEPS DOWN AS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TV ANNOUNCER WILL RUN FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE CLOSES PART OF JURY SELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE WON'T REOPEN BINGO,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*DRUNKEN DRIVER SHOULD BE PUNISHED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOTHER'S LOVE FOR SON INSPIRING EXAMPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRAUVOGL PRAISED FOR BLOOD BANK STORY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SUPPORT FOR DEATH PENALTY ASSAILED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BOARD SHIRKS RESPONSIBILITY IN DELAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
EVERYONE SHOULD BE TREATED ALIKE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
MOTHER ENJOYS HER VOLUNTEER WORK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
READER OFFERS QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JANKLOW SIGNS BILLS GIVING AID TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN WILL RUN FOR STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
"MAN GETS RETRIAL, HIGH COURT RULES","Argus LeaderMar 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*ELLA CAPTURES CROWD,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW SNEAKS BACK INTO PLAINS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS CLEAR DECKS--ALMOST,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL PACKAGE FALLS 1 VOTE SHORT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD LOWEST IN HOSPITAL COSTS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD DELEGATION GOT WASHINGTON'S ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WASHINGTON FARM TREK (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLASSES IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
REAGAN ON WRONG PATH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
EVERYONE'S AN EXPERT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"COWBOYS, INDIANS IN SAME BOAT","Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SEAT BELTS SAVE LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
AWAITS PLAYOFF WORD,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROAD HUNTING BILL GOES TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TROLLING SPEED A KEY TO CATCHING SALMON,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*DC WASN'T ALL FARM DICKERING,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RADIO FANS DIAL IN AND LET IT ALL OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SEMINAR OFFERS TIPS ABOUT PARENTING,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKERS DELAY FINAL NUKE VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DALE KEENAN SHOWS OFF HIS POSTER,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATURE OKS GASOHOL TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOGFIGHTING BILL HEADS FOR JANKLOW'S DESK,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE GETS REGIONAL ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN IN STABLE CONDITION AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ISSUE FAILS TO MAKE BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
COUNTY COMMISSIONER FACES MISHAP CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PETITIONS CALL FOR VOTE ABOUT PIERRE CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ROAD FUNDING PACKAGE GETS FINAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOL BUDGET SURPLUS BILL SENT TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENATE UNANIMOUSLY OKS STUN GUN PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NO-FAULT DIVORCE BILL GETS OK,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE PREPARES FOR BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
BREEDING PROGRAM ISN'T JUST A STORY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
FLU OUTBREAK HAS PEAKED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*HER WARMTH AND TALENT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*LAVONNE SCHMIDT, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
NEW NORWEST CORP PRESIDENT HAS LOCAL TIES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PRAIRIE PUBLICATION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LAND O'LAKES MARGINS RISE {dollar}1 MILLION IN 1984,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
WARM WEATHER EXPECTED TO LINGER,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BIG EYES FOR A BIG WHEEL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SUFFERS ROCKY SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISEASE DRAINS BRECH'S ENERGY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE OFFERS FRIENDLY HAVEN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"SICK CHILD DAY CARE TO RECEIVE {dollar}20,000 AWARD","Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"SINTE GLESKA COLLEGE AWARDED {dollar}125,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
COULD HAVE SAVED 7 LIVES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA GETS BID,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN'S STATE TITLE WAS FOR KRISTI,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE KILLING OF WAGNER MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-JUDGE OF RED LAKE RESERVATION KILLED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRING CRUISES INTO TOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STABBING VICTIM REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 ANNOUNCE SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS OFFER 4 WELL-KNOWN CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"THE LAND BINDS FARMER, INDIAN","Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TO LOOK HARD AT PCA STOCK RISK,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BLACK HILLS FIREFIGHTERS SIGN PACT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE REVISES CLEAN AIR RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*BRECH'S BATTLE OVER--HER INSPIRATION LIVES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SYMPHONY MUSICIANS PROTEST FIRINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*MICKELSON, BELL DEAL HUNG UP","Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*THEATER GROUP GIVES AUDIENCE VISUAL SCRIPT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LEAVES COUNTY MORE THAN SHE TOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LITTLE MERIT IN SENATE PAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AM INDIAN LEADERS SHOULD HAVE MORE VOICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MILITARY COSTS RAISE ALARM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ST CLOUD PROPER PICK FOR PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COACHES FAVOR MOVE TO DIVISION II,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SOUTH DAKOTA'S GYMNASTICS CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AD AGENCIES SETTLE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL TOUGHENS REFERENDUM LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINORITY BUILDING FIRM RECERTIFIED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL PARKING FEES APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRADLEY TRIAL TO SELECT JURORS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ON HIS WAY UP,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRINKING AGE BILL GOES TO GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA--POTENTIAL NUCLEAR DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FATAL FIRE SCENE NEAR WAKPALA,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CATALOG SALES TAX BILL PASSES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SONGSTAD BETS NEW PLAN HELPS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FOOD CENTER PLANS COMMODITY DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY SELECTION STARTS IN VERMILLION MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROSTITUTION BILL HEADS FOR GOVERNOR'S DESK,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY TO HEAR QUARRY FIRM APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ESTABLISHES LICENSE FEES FOR PEDDLERS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*MARITAL STATUS OF STATE WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*PETERSON FINDS RELIEF IN RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JENNER BAFFLED ABOUT MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS COMISSIONER DICK PETERSON,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TAKE IT SLOW IN PANAMA FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SOUNDS OF MUSIC ARE VARIED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
LATER VOTE POSSIBLY BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LAWMAKERS HAVE TIME TO PASS SEAT BELT LAW (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
KELO HAD LOADED QUESTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
TEACHERS CON GAME VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
NEW WORKERS UNCOMMITTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
PRESSLER DESERVES CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BALTIC MAYOR TO RUN FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE TO SPONSOR EATING DISORDERS TALK,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPEE REMAINS FREE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXCHANGE PROGRAM NEEDS HOST FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER BACKS SCHOOL SAVINGS PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS TRADE PLAN MODIFIED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COAXING EASTER BLOOM,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER MITCHELL OFFICIAL SURVIVES BOMBING,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PICKENS PROPOSES TO BUY HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONTRACT PROHIBITED STRIKES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INSURANCE COMPANIES AWARDED TO IOWA FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INCREASE IN COUNTY PROPERTY VALUES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKER--DAY CARE COMMISSION NECESSARY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS PLANT AWARDED STATE LOAN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GAS TAX INCREASE SIGNED INTO LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3 ARRESTED IN BANK FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESULTS OF PRIMARY VOTE COUNT NOT PROMISING,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PARK VISITS INCREASE BY 7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LIBRARY SYSTEM READY TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STORM PLOWS INTO STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX FREEZE WINS FINAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
15 JOBS AT EROS IN JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CHEESE FIRM, OWNER EACH FINED","Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOTTO RESURRECTED BUT FUTURE BLEAK,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SEARCH EXTENDED FOR DEAF SCHOOL JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DEADLINE NEARS FOR AIR SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
HARSH REALITIES KEEP RESHAPING AGRICULTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LUCKY TO HAVE LOILA HUNKING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WATER PROJECT LACKS SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THINK TRAFFIC'S BAD IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*ANIMATOR DROPS 'GHOSTBUSTERS' FOR TURTLE HEROES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY THEATERS OFFER VIEWERS QUALITY SHOWS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
VAN BOCKERN NEW PORK QUEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CITY CLUB REQUESTS 1-DAY BEER LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY OFFICIAL TAKES MIDCO JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH CENTER FORUM DESIGNED FOR GIRLS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SIOUX FALLS TO GET {dollar}40,000 EPA GRANT","Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WANDERING TOT SEEN, REUNITED WITH DAD","Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLEANING THE WAY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REGENTS CONSIDER 5 USD FINALISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON HANDED {dollar}1.16 BILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON LIFE--ANDERSON HOPES NOT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSON STILL UNDECIDED OVER RUN FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AGREEMENT COULD ALTER NEBRASKA BOUNDARY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUPREME COURT SETS HEARING FOR JENNER APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LEGISLATURE VOTES TO EASE STRIKE RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROTEST PROPOSAL MERGING SDSU DEPARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REQUEST FOR NURSING STUDY PASSES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S PROPOSAL FOR ETSI MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW RECEIVES FINAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*AMENDED WASTE BILL HEADS BACK TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*TIME OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*THE LOTTERY ITCH,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE DUMPS SD SOIL BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*FIRM MUST MAKE BAGS DEGRADABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CONSERVATION TILLAGE TOPIC OF CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FARMERS MUST APPLY SOON FOR LOANS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA SEED GROWERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CARTOONISTS GIVE WORKS FOR AUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER WANTS TO DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STRIKE STRANDS TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STRIKE STRANDS TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHURCHES OFFERED TV AIR TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FESTIVAL PICKS USD PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CANTON GROUP IS RENOVATING PIONEER HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BROTHERS SPEECH FREE TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"3RD IN SD SERIES ON DAMS, POWER","Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*UNITY MINISTER IS 1ST PASTOR FOR SF,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
POOR INCOME RANKING SHOULD MOTIVATE STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET KIDS PICK SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SKYFORCE PLAYERS INVOLVED IN CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BIBLE MISREPRESENTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CLIQUES BRING TROUBLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*MANKATO TRIPS COYOTES 59-58,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VOLLEYBALL TEAMS END STATE TITLE CHASES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*THRILLERS STAY HOT, DEFEATS SKYFORCE BY 10","Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*NEW CBA BOSS BRINGS VALUABLE EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BONES SAYS HE'LL RUN FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECONCILIATION PLANS TO GET LEFTOVER FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAMUELSON OPENS HEADQUARTERS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WANTS FURTHER SPILL INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
35 AREA STUDENTS IN TODAY'S CITIZEN BEE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAIRVIEW JURY SELECTION CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD TRIMS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MICKELSON SIGNS LOTTO, PRISON BILLS","Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SISTER SAYS HOLLOWAY ADMITTED KILLING,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEEN TO TESTIFY AGAINST RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS ALLOCATE FUNDS FOR NEXT BUDGET YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*GRUENWALD ELECTED REGENTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NORTON ACRES WORRIED ABOUT PAVING COSTS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LAWMAKERS REQUEST RESERVATION INJURY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIQUOR STORES MAY FACE REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU NAMES AG ENGINEERING HEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOLGA MAN CHARGED IN LOTTERY THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MORE TESTS ORDERED FOR BROHM GOLD MINE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RECORD-SETTING FISH CAUGHT AT LAKE OAHE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SISSETON GAMBLING CAN RESUME,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VIOLATIONS BRING FINES TO GAMBLING HOUSES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN CONVICTED IN RAPID CITY CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"POLICE SHOOT, KILL DOG FOR ATTACKING WOMAN","Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WAUBAY MAN DIES IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
MICKELSON PLANS CAMPAIGN STOP,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SEARCH POLICY AT CONCERTS A VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SUPPORT GAINED IS UPSIDE TO LOSS ON ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SURPRISES IN LOCAL HOUSING PATTERNS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*TWIN PRESSURES OF FAIRNESS, FEAR","Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RAPID CITY MAN'S SON INJURED IN SCUD ATTACK,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RAISE THE SALES TAX (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*DASCHLE HAS BETRAYED INDIAN SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EMOTIONS DRAINED EN ROUTE TO ABORTION BILL DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RESTAURANTS SHOW BIAS AGAINST SMOKERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RESTRAINTS ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TAX ON LOW WAGES WOULD MAKE RICH SMILE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
VOTERS SHOULD ENDORSE CAMPAIGN REFORM BILLS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CARETRAUM GIVES IMPRESSIVE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"KILLS BABY, NOT JUST A CELL (L)","Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
WASHINGTON REPEATS AS CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EMPIRE BOWL PAVES WAY TO BRING...,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SPRING PRAIRIE TURKEY LICENSE DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WISH FOR FISH,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ABOUREZK--SETTLE OTHER ISSUES IN MIDEAST,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNSELING ABOUT WAR TOPIC OF CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SPONSORS BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARADE FOR TROOPS SET FOR APRIL 27,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S CONFERENCE PLANNED FOR OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IS IT A STRIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RARE DEMOCRATIC UNITY FOILED TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGES' WORKLOAD TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL DELEGATION IS NO POWERHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TERRORISM STILL THREAT AFTER WAR,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY WILL LIMIT PLANNED SMOKING BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON TRIBE PLANS MEETINGS ON GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ISREALI RESIDENT SEEKS DONATIONS FOR FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN CHARGED WITH THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*DEVOTED LIFE TO GUITARS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PROPOSED DUMP ON ROSEBUD LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
BUSINESS CENTER RECIEVES STATE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PIG DAY SURPRISES MOST PORK OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SMOKING AT WORK SEMINAR PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WHERE YOU STAY AFFECTS WHAT YOU PAY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*COMPROMISE FALLS ON STUBBORN WILL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*TELLS FRIENDS, 'GO TO FLORIDA'","Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*SD IS SETTING OF NY PLAY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1991, sect.F, p.05, col.2"
"DRIVER KILLED WHEN TRUCK ROLLS, BURNS","Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*UNTIMELY HEAT CAN BE DEATH TO TREES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUSING A SIGN OF CITY'S GROWING PAINS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HATE-CRIME BILL STIRS POW MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIZE OF WILLIAMS LEAK REVISED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW'S INFLUENCE PROVES PARTY LINES HAVE FADED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
ACT UP GROUP MOVED OBSERVER TO SORROW (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
O'GORMAN HAS UNFAIR EDGE IN GYMNASTICS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RECYCLING DELAYED TOO LONG ALREADY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUING ON TAX ISSUE WOULD BE OVERKILL (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SAN FRANCISCO SAX GROUP WILL BRING ACT TO AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"DEMOCRATS DID GREAT JOB ON FORUM, DINNER (L)","Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PHOTO OF BICYCLIST WAS IRRESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SD HARDEE'S ARE ALL LOCALLY OWNED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CLINTON'S ATTITUDE ON AIDS COMMENDABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WIESEL'S TALK TOUCHED STUDENT AT FORUM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CRITIC SHOULD LIGHTEN UP ON FILM AWARDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
KERREY NOT SUPPORTIVE OF SD ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TEACHERS NOT PREPARED TO INSTRUCT LRE KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
DESPITE 'KISS OF DEATH' CLINTON HAS FRIENDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MISUNDERSTANDING OF AUTO TERMS DISTURBING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FOUNDING FATHERS NEED ACCURATE PORTRAYAL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*USD MEN NCC TRACK CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HERE ARE WAYS TO CURE FISHING'S ILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*JIGS ARE POPULAR, VERSATILE WALLEYE LURES","Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PAY 'N PAK CLOSES FOR CLEARANCE SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE JOBLESS RATE RISES TO 3.7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"CENSUS--SD RENT, HOMES CHEAP","Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
RETAIL SALES EASILY OUTPACE NATIONAL GROWTH RATE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
REFINANCING SLOWS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
BOMB THREAT PROMPTS EARLY DISMISSAL AT VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION OFFICIAL TO SPEAK AT DAKOTA STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOG FORCES 7 FLIGHTS TO STOP IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REP HAM ARRESTED FOR DRUNK DRIVING,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
9-YEAR-OLD INJURED WHEN STRUCK BY CAR,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOELLER SENTENCED TO LIFE TERM IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY APPROVES NEW HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DENIAL IS FACTOR IN 50-YEAR RAPE TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HEIDEPRIEM LEADS LEGISLATIVE TURNOVER,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SECURITY FIRMS BOOM IN GROWING SF,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAN GETS 26 YEARS IN ABORTED SHOPLIFTING,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MASS MAN DIES IN 1-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON PLANS COMMUNITY MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILLBORO 100-YEAR-OLD CHURCH DESTROYED BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATORS ASK GAO FOR GRAZING REVIEW,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDY FAULTING CORPS' MISSOURI RIVER MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE IDENTIFY BODY AS CHICAGO MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RUSSIA DEBATE EVENT DRAWS USD STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LOBBYIST--MICKELSON IDEA ON TABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEBRASKA TRUCKER WINS SLOT JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*LOCAL GROUP NEAR SKYFORCE DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE VOTES TO RAISE DEADWOOD BET LIMITS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POWERBALL SALES SOAR FOR {dollar}55 MILLION PRIZE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION BILLS SENT TO GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PANEL OK'S FALLS PARK PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PARTY LEADERS REACH BUDGET DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*HOUSE VOTES TO UP BET LIMIT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
LAWMAKERS INTERVENE IN SCHOOL DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MOVE TO BAN SOME GARBAGE COMPANIES FAILS IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
STUDENT AID PLAN IS WORTH A TRY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CANARIES WILL HURT YOUTH BASEBALL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHANGE STATE LAW FOR COSTNER COMPLEX (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LINE-ITEM VETO BEST FOR ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"SEAT BELT, HELMET LAWS TAKE FREEDOM (L)","Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SPECIAL INTEREST MONEY UNDERMINES PROCESS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HUNTING VIOLATION HANDLED CORRECTLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
CLINTON MISLED US WITH SPEECH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER MISREPRESENTED BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RAISING TAXES WON'T SOLVE PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
BABYSITTER WRONG TO LEAVE CHILD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ROYKO MISSED MARK ON TAX FOR GUNS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
TAKE THE TIME TO PICKUP LITTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
RE-EVALUATE MONEY SPENT AT UNIVERSITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
IMPOSTER POSING AS METER READER,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE OFFICER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT SOUGHT IN VIDEO LOTTERY THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VANDALISM SUSPECT ENTERS GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"2 INJURED IN CAR, SCHOOL BUS COLLISION","Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RECYCLING CENTER OPENS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CLINTON BACKS TRIBE'S HUNTING, FISHING RIGHTS","Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLL SHOWS MOST OPPOSE STATE TAX INCREASES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD MEETS TO DISCUSS STRATEGIES IF WEAST QUITS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SD WAITING FOR FEDERAL APPOINTEES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"DAKOTA STATE GETS {dollar}500,000 DONATION","Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PEEVER RECEIVES GRANT FOR WASTEWATER PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPEARFISH YOUTH DIES FROM CRASH INJURIES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VICTIMS ADVOCATE TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*OPPONENTS TO FIGHT REDISTRICTING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SDSU INDIAN STUDENT GROUP HONORS 1945 GRADUATE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
'CENTENNIAL CITIZEN' ROE DIES IN CANTON AT AGE 103,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*SIOUX INMATE RESOLVED TO DIE FOR KILLING FRIEND,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JURY SELECTION UNDER WAY IN PIERRE FOR SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PROCUREMENT SEMINAR MAY 5,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
CITY'S JOB OFFERINGS UP FROM A YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
KILIAN SETS SIGHTS ON EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
HOMESTAKE PLANS TO SELL PROPERTIES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.B, p.08, col.6"
CAPITAL REGION STOPS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE TOURNAMENT LOADED WITH CITY TEAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*WHEN CLINTON CALLS, HETLAND ASKS ABOUT ETHANOL","Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COLD SUFFERERS FACE TOUGH TASK SNIFFING OUT DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ALLERGIES FORCE DIET CHANGES FOR COOK,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*LONG-DISTANCE DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PLAN TO CURTAIL LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COSTNERS UNVEIL PLAN B,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEN SEEK TO OPEN BREW PUB,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
KEEP PRESSURE ON TO BALANCE BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SIOUX FALLS REPAIR THE COLISEUM?,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BEING GAY ISN'T A LIFESTYLE CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CUT AID TO ISRAEL UNTIL IT BECOMES JUST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RIGHT PRIORITIES IN A WORLD TURNED CRAZY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BLACKMUN MUST SEE CONTRADICTION IN STANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
FUSS OVER THE MURAL SKETCHES THE IRRATIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*CITY COMMISSION MUST YIELD TO HOME RULE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
'E.T.' HOLDS MARK FOR LONGEST RUN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN STEAL WOMAN'S ANTIQUES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE LOOKS AT MANAGEMENT BIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL INNOVATION FOCUS OF WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RESCUE REACTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOLS MAY SPEND MILLIONS ON COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REMAINS SILENT ON PROPERTY SEIZURE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DROP VIDEO LOTTERY TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PASTORS ENCOURAGING PRAYERS TO HEAL BIGOTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"MARQUARDT TRIAL TO COST {dollar}93,000","Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNION FILES COMPLAINT IN CONTRACT TALKS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD NATIVE NAMED EDITOR IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LITERACY WORKSHOP WILL BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON TO VISIT 3 CITIES THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEXAS PROFESSOR TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ADMINISTRATORS RECOGNIZE EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BROKAW TO JOIN MEMORIAL EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILLER HEARS COMPLAINTS ABOUT AID TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*THEY'RE HERE--POTHOLES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TWO REPUBLICANS CONSIDERING RUN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TWO REPUBLICANS CONSIDERING RUN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LEGISLATORS IGNORE NEEDY CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
80 RESPOND TO ARLINGTON AD IN POST-QUAKE CALIFORNIA,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"300,000 POUNDS OF FISH TAKEN FROM LAKE","Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
CITIBANK GIVES TIPS TO YOUNG ON CREDIT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
SDIC CONSIDERS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOSS SPOILS MORLOCK'S RECORD-SETTING DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*NOTHING IS TOO PRIVATE FOR TP SURVEY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KSFY ADDS NEWSCAST AT 6 PM SATURDAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*ARTIST BRINGS CEREMONY, RITUAL TO QUILL WORKS","Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTS ARE CHILDREN'S FIRST TEACHERS (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*WITHIN HIS MEANS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MOVIE RELIVING 1973 WOUNDED KNEE SEIGE IS HIS GOAL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*POLICE RELEASE SKETCH OF MAN KILLED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL-ELECTION BILL IN HOUSE'S HANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEFEAT BIG VICTORY FOR MINORITY LEADER,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENATE APPROVES PLAN TO RELIEVE PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*TOURISM TAX FAILS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VOTE ALLOWS UNIVERSITIES TO KEEP PLANES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BILL THAT WILL GUIDE GOVERNORS IN MAKING CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HOUSE BACKS BUDGET AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
NEW SCHOOL FORMULA SHOULD BE BETTER (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JANKLOW SETS REASONABLE SPECIAL-ED FORMULA (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"GOVERNOR EARNS {dollar}79,875 ANNUALLY","Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SMALL PLANE LANDS AFTER SMOKE DETECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEER CENTER NAMES NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MUSEUMS TO OFFER THREE-PART SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANCER SOCIETY SEEKS DONATED WIGS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANTON TEACHERS FACE UNCERTAINTY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE LEAVES FIVE HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EAST 10TH ST. TO EXPAND TO 5 LANES,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY CLERK GOES TO NEW JURISDICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*STATE GAMBLING FOE TO PURSUE REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*BROOKINGS BUSINESS HONORED FOR HELPING WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STURGIS NATIVE TO BE NEWSPAPER'S EDITOR,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHALLENGE FILED IN MADISON MAYOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TEAM OF SIBLINGS WINS STUDENT VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*PRESSLER PAC FUNDS SD HOPEFULS,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HOMESTAKE'S WATER PLAN WINS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RC STUDENTS OFFER THANKS FOR LESSONS LEARNED,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SENATE APPROVES CORNELLA'S SEAT ON BASE COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MINER COUNTY AUTHORITIES ARREST MONTANA MEN,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*RUG SCULPTURE MEANT TO BE STEPPED ON,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SKYFORCE ASKING FOX TO DO IT ALL,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU'S LAMER EYES 2ND NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DJ'S CAN SAY THEIR GOODBYE ON KTWB TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BANDS GIVE MORE THAN A SONG FOR GOOD NAME,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TROPICAL PLANTS NEED HUMIDITY,"Argus LeaderMar 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*CLINT ROBERTS, SD'S SECRETARY OF AG","Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A BASKETBALL COACH AND HIS FAMILY LIVE IN A PRESSUR,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A BASKETBALL COACH AND HIS FAMILY LIVE IN A PRESSUR,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RUPTURED ROOF AIRS OUT DAKOTA DOME,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SNOW SMOTHERS AREA TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SNOW RELATED MISHAPS KILL TWO MEN IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*CLINT ROBERTS, SD'S SECRETARY OF AG","Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
THE FIRST ANNUAL BIG SIOUX SKI TOUR AT TUTHILL PARK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
POTHOLES AND CAR COSTS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TOURISM CRISIS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HEAT BEHIND ERA CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
DEFENDS SD HOUSING DEV AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*SD'S PAINTER OF GOVERNORS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SD'S PAINTER OF GOVERNORS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CHURCH/STATE SEPARATION AT STAKE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
CHURCH/STATE SEPARATION AT STAKE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
MANY BLAMED FOR EROSION OF RIGHT TO FLY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
TRANSPORTATION PANEL MEMBER QUITS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION PANEL MEMBER QUITS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
*JOHN FAIRBANK SAYS TAIWAN FARED WELL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
THIS AIN'T EASY STREET-MEL KLEIN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THIS AIN'T EASY STREET-MEL KLEIN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AND NOW FOR NORTH CENTRAL HONOR SQUAD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE B & A SECTION PAIRINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DOVES NOT WITHOUT FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.2"
WRITERS' WORKSHOP WORTH THE EFFORT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.2"
CENGAS NAMES ACCOUNTING SUPERVISOR,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*DUANE ALBERS ELECTED PRESIDENT FOR THE CREDIT BUREAU,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
LAND O' LAKES REPORTS EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
HOUSE OF VISION OPENS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
DAVID GIBSON PROMOTED AT UNITED NATIONAL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
CORPORATE FARMS MOSTLY SMALL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.2"
JANKLOW PROCLAIMS RETAIL BUSINESS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
JANKLOW PROCLAIMS RETAIL BUSINESS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
CLAIRE'S BOUTIQUE OPENS IN THE EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
WARREN SUPPLY CO DEDICATES NEW CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
"DESIGN ONE, INC. OPENS IN CITY","Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.3"
CITY DOCTOR NAMED FAMILY PRACTICE DIPLOMAT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.3"
*FALL OF ERA TOOK 6 YEARS OF LOBBYIST'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FALL OF ERA TOOK 6 YEARS OF LOBBYIST'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YWCA TO HONOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AG POST ANOTHER RULE FOR ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MRS MELVIN LIND-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*CATHERINE & CECIL FOSTER MARRIED FOR 73 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
*REMOVING SIOUX FALLS' NEWEST SNOWFALL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"PARTISH, STENSETH FILL PARTY POSTS","Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"PARTISH, STENSETH FILL PARTY POSTS","Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"PARTISH, STENSETH FILL PARTY POSTS","Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"PARTISH, STENSETH FILL PARTY POSTS","Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PETITIONS LAUNCHED TO TAKE TAX OFF FOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW BILLS GETTING MASS BURIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW BILLS GETTING MASS BURIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BILL GIVING CITY WATER RIGHTS PASSES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"TAX PROTESTS ON THE RISE, IRA SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 04 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PHARMACIST FOILS ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS RAISE STATIC ABOUT MANDAN LINE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL EXTENDS RAIL SERVICE IF SD WILL BUY ROUTES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WRESTLING'S WAITING GAME ISN'T FUN TO HOHERTZ,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WRESTLING'S WAITING GAME ISN'T FUN TO HOHERTZ,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUD-NO LOANS UNTIL EDGEMONT PROVES SAFE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW VETOED GOOD IDEAS, SOME 'JUNK'","Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW VETOED GOOD IDEAS, SOME 'JUNK'","Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC TO CONSIDER PHONE RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXOTIC PET OWNERSHIP TOPS MEETING AGENDA,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC TO CONSIDER PHONE RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUD-NO LOANS UNTIL EDGEMONT PROVES SAFE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW TURNS DOWN GOLD, LIQUOR TAX","Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE WOMEN REQUEST RADIATION STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PINE RIDGE WOMEN REQUEST RADIATION STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2 MEN ROB OMER'S GROCERY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MILITARY DRAFT AND HANDICAPPED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEGATIVE ATTACKS ON MCGOVERN CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MILITARY DRAFT AND HANDICAPPED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOLAR EFFORTS RESULT IN ZERO TAX CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MALE ROLE IN NURSING EDUC RECOGNIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*OFFICER DESCRIBES HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*OFFICER DESCRIBES HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*OFFICER DESCRIBES HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KNOBE PLAN TO FUND RAIL PURCHASE SUPPORTED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
KNOBE PLAN TO FUND RAIL PURCHASE SUPPORTED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"RURAL COUPLE, NSP NEGOTIATE SETTLEMENT","Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MCGOVERN-EMBARGO GIVES FARMERS AN UNFAIR BURDEN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL VETOED BY GOV JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN-EMBARGO GIVES FARMERS AN UNFAIR BURDEN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"BILLS MAY LEAVE SOME HIGH, DRY","Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LIVESTOCK FRAUD PLEA BARGAIN UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BILLS MAY LEAVE SOME HIGH, DRY","Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LIVESTOCK FRAUD PLEA BARGAIN UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'WONDER DRUG' SOLD DESPITE FEDERAL BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD ARGUES FOR CHURCH SCHOOL TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD ARGUES FOR CHURCH SCHOOL TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD ARGUES FOR CHURCH SCHOOL TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BRIDGEWATER HAS 20-YEAR ANNIVERSARY WELL PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WETLANDS DRY/DUSTY--DUCK PRODUCTION AFFECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WETLANDS DRY/DUSTY--DUCK PRODUCTION AFFECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF MAN INVESTS 20 YEARS BUILDING HIS DREAM,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF MAN INVESTS 20 YEARS BUILDING HIS DREAM,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGAL SERVICES EXPECT REAGAN TO CUT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S INFLUENCE SEEN IN MAJOR LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEGAL SERVICES EXPECT REAGAN TO CUT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S INFLUENCE SEEN IN MAJOR LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"WATER PLENTIFUL IN 20-MILE AREA, STUDY REVEALS","Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BABY'S BODY CLAIMED SO FUNERAL CAN BE HELD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES TAKE STANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BABY'S BODY CLAIMED SO FUNERAL CAN BE HELD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD HIGHWAY FUNDS TO GO FOR UPKEEP,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
FEW AGAINST COUNTIES' RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
STYMIEING CASTRO (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CONSUMER SOCKED BY REAGAN'S BUDGET PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE CRITICIZES PLAN TO CUT ENERGY PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE CRITICIZES PLAN TO CUT ENERGY PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MARDI GRAS QUEEN REIGNS AT DOW-RUMMEL VILLAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BUILDING CHANGES OK'D FOR SCHOOL ENERGY PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*BROOKINGS WOMAN NAMED SD MOTHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*BROOKINGS WOMAN NAMED SD MOTHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD ENDS COMPUTER RENT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
ABDNOR SAYS COUNTIES' AID NOT LOST,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DAIRY PROFITS EXPECTED TO DROP,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER--EL SALVADOR LIKE VIETNAM...,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
EX-POW FROM ABERDEEN DIES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ETSI FIGHT MAY INVOLVE AG DEPT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
ETSI FIGHT MAY INVOLVE AG DEPT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
AREA DIETICIANS RECOMMEND RECIPES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PEP UP YOUR PRIME BY EATING RIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PEP UP YOUR PRIME BY EATING RIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1981, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
FEUDING DELAYS COMMITTEE VOTE ON WEB (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD PARAPHERNALIA BILL MAY RESURFACE NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAKE MADISON EXCEPTION TO FISHING DOLDRUMS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
YOUNG HUNTERS GET CRASH COURSE ON SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FEWER GEESE WINTERED ON MISSOURI THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*RECORD BUYERS PLAY IT SAFE WITH ESTABLISHED BANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EVENTS AT CIVIC FINE ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
EXHIBITS IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
WRITING CONTEST ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
CIRCLE K DANCE-A-THON,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
HIGH NOON OPTIMISTS EVENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
MISS UNITED TEEN-AGER PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
YOUTH CONTEST ANNOUNCED BY SIOUX VALLEY ELECTRIC,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
CALIF FIRM HIRED TO PRESENT CENDAK REPORT TO FEDS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"PLANT LESS AND PRICES WILL RISE, WHEAT FARMERS TOLD","Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WEB AMENDMENT WAR OF WORDS STILL RAGES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*IRRIGATION THE ANSWER, CENDAK BACKER SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"FIRST IT'S SNOW, THEN POTHOLES, THEN SNOW","Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
82 BLOCK GRANT BUDGET 10 PERCENT LESS THAN IN '81,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HUNGER AND MILITARISM ARE MAJOR PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WILL MILWAUKEE ROAD BE A CANADIAN UNIT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SCHREINER DISPUTED--ND MERITS COPYING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SHREINER DISPUTED--ND MERITS COPYING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PRAISE FOR DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
FIREARM COUNT AGAINST ZABEL DROPPED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN LIQUOR CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"PRISON ESCAPEE CAPTURED NEAR WHITE, SD","Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL MUSIC SPOTLIGHTED THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN DENIES PROSTITUTION CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*OFFICIALS SEEK TO MATCH GOODS WITH THEFT REPORTS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
BALTIC APPROVES BOND ISSUE FOR WATER,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BIA MOVE EXCITES HOME SELLERS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ETSI HAS EASEMENTS FOR 27 PERCENT OF ROUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PANEL CUTS NUMBER OF FAIR ENTRANCES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
POLICEMAN JAILED FOR FIREARM THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DASCHLE TO REVEAL RE-ELECTION PLANS ON APRIL 2,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
COUNTY OFFICIALS TO GET PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
MORE NURSES SWITCHING TO 12-HOUR SHIFTS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
"REGENTS, VERMILLION TO SETTLE LANDFILL FEE","Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SD BOARD VOTES TO KEEP GARRISON MEETING OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*MIDWEST WARM FUELS SOUTHWEST'S STORM,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EX-POW FEARS TAKING GOOD LIFE FOR GRANTED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PEN INMATE ESCAPES FROM YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
{dollar}3 MIL WATER DISTRIBUTION PLAN WINS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
HIGHLIGHTS OF SPENDING PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MENTAL ILLNESS BILL GOES TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OK'S LAWSUIT MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPENDING PLAN PUSHES BUDGET TO {dollar}817.2 MIL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN WEARS SCARS FROM A LIFE OF ADVENTURES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PROF HOPES RULING WILL AID CASE AGAINST RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*RISING RIVERS CAUSE LOWLAND FLOODING,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAN BURNED HOUSE AFTER FAMILY FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEW SCHOOL WILL BE MOSTLY UNDERGROUND,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
2 MORE JOIN RACE FOR CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNING--PIERRE AND POTOMAC (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REQUIRE COURT APPEARANCE FOR BOND IN FELONY CASES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PUFF FOR 'MARLBORO MAN' (ANDERSON),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CONSTITUTION EXEMPTS INDIVIDUALS FROM TAX (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HUD WANTS TO USE SIOUX FALLS PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO DATE SET FOR PLEA IN ASSAULT CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE WITNESS ACCUSED OF LYING,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TUESDAY OPENING TARGET FOR GALLEY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WAXDAHL 8TH SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN RAPED UNDER CITY BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL AIDS CAMPAIGN AGAINST LITTON,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"CORBLY CAN'T PRACTICE LAW, JUDGE SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GROUP HERDS BUFFALO TOWARD A COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DJ'S JOKES UNDER SCRUTINY BY KELO RADIO,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CAPITOL ART,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"UNACCREDITED-SCHOOL BILL, LOBBYISTS FIGHT","Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
HEALING ART BILL BACKERS GIVE UP FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
LOHNES BEGINS 347-YEAR PRISON SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CITY MAY BE TEST MARKET FOR NIELSEN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STORM DUMPS MORE WINTER ON PLAINS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BREAKING UP THE STATE B,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"DOG ATTACKS, KILLS 4 YEAR OLD GIRL","Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"EASY, TASTY CATCH","Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
1983-84 WINTER FRIEND TO SD FISH,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
INTRICATE CASE AWAITS JURORS IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SESSION MAY RECONVENE IF CAMPUS SOLD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLEARING AWAY THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRST DEFENSE AGAINST FARM ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HONORS FOR BRAVERY AWAIT VERMILLION YOUTH,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"IN CASE OF ACCIDENT, FOLLOW THESE STEPS","Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BID ON SPRINGFIELD EXPECTED MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ACCIDENT VICTIMS NEED HELICOPTER AID (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW WATER MEASURE IS BEST ALTERNATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOIL EROSION AND OIL DEPLETION (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE'S EPISCOPALIANS CHOOSE NEW BISHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR AIRS CONCERNS ABOUT FUTURE OIL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AGREEMENT REACHED FOR FISHERMEN'S ACCESS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DRINKING PROBLEM TO BE TOPIC IN DELL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LOVEJOY IS ARTIST FOR STATE FAIR CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER ASKS CONGRESS TO ASSIST ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOUTHEASTERN AREA OF STATE MAY SEE FLOODS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TELELECT MANUFACTURERS TO EXPAND--HURON,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HUNGRY DUCK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
MEDICINE MAN HAS SEASONAL RETURN TO BUTTE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SELLING ONE-SIXTH OF ITS HOLDINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
COURT OVERTURNS PERJURY CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HIGH COURT SAYS AGENCY VIOLATED OWN RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
OAHE BOARD FAVORS NEW DISTRICT PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*USE STRATEGY IN MARKETING,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.6"
AGENCY ISSUES CONSUMER ALERT FOR COUPON,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.6"
AREA TOWNS GET FM RADIO APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.6"
STUDENTS SUSPENDED FOR SPREADING POISON,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.6"
CITICORP LOBBYING IN NEVADA FOR BACK-UP,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
GOLDWATER WILL CAMPAIGN FOR PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
HOBBLES INDIAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"PASSING CAR, BUS THROUGH NEEDLES EYE","Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTAN CLEANING UP FMHA PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
MEMBERS HAVE REASON TO BE PROUD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TANYA'S GREATEST LOVE IS RIDING BICYCLE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BARB QUALE LOVES TO EXPERIMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FARMERS HOPE '85 FARM BILL DEALS BETTER,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HERE IS GLOSSARY OF FARM BILL TERMS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
NORWEST SEEKING BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*STORM WILL BLITZ US AGAIN TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS BUMP HEADS WITH BLIZZARD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CAR-TAX PROPOSAL IRKS POLICE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KEEP BASEBALL TALKS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*A LIFETIME MARKED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WINTER CRACKS ITS WHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL RODEO FINALS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE RADIO STATION,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS GET 2ND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR PREDICTS LESS FEDERAL FARM AID,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BOOK CHRONICLES HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STRANGE TWIST INTO CHASE FOR FRIEDRICK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD STATE NAMED HOST FOR REGIONAL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*2 CHARGED IN WAGNER BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BLACK HUMOR SPICES CORONER CLASS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ATTEND WATER MEETING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FITTING PLACE FOR MARCOS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CLAIM DOESN'T HOLD WATER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
TIME FOR LEADERSHIP CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
STUDENTS LEARN TO HELP ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ALPHA SIGMA INSTALLS OFFICERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
YWCA BOARD ELECTS NEW OFFICERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*UNEMPLOYED LABORER COLLECTS CANS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN ARRESTED FOR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL OFFICIALS EXPRESS SORROW ABOUT DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SLIP UP CREEK HEARING SCHEDULED FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHANGING LANES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR CLASHES WITH IRS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PATIENT TESTED FOR AIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SALEM MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HALLEY'S VISIBLE BEFORE SUNRISE THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HANSEN READY TO INVITE 4 MILLION TO STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KUNDERT CALLS FOR MORE COLLEGE FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TAX OFFICAL NAMED TO REVENUE SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO TRANSFER 47 PRISON INMATES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PASSES 9 BILLS EXPANDING VICTIM'S RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
NO PERMIT TO BUILD CONVENIENCE STORE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESEARCHERS TO VISIT HUNGER COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA'S KNIGHT FACES TOUGHER DAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS DECRY WIDENING 26TH STREET,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE OF THE ART,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BELL LEGISLATION PUT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS TAKES BLAME FOR GAS LEAK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BURDEN TO TRANSLATE TAX TO JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
OFFICIATING DESTROYING GAME (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE SHOULD PURSUE SUPERCOLLIDER PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VANDERLOO MAKES SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T DENY PARENTAL RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
VICTIM AIDE DESERVES THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
CENTER RELOCATION MAY BE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NORTHLANDER TO REOPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ARRESTED IN PURSE THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HAT CHECK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MANY SYMPHONY MEMBERS UPSET WITH FIRINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
QUARRY DECISION POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SALES TAX HIKE BECOMES LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FEDERAL INVESTIGATORS TO STUDY WAKPALA FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAW ADDS SEARCH FOR DOCUMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SENATOR HOPES BILL REVIVES LOTTERY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN IN LABOR FORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"BILL GIVING PRISON SYSTEM {dollar}150,000 PASSES","Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILL OK'D TO ENCOURAGE USE OF SAFETY SEATS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILL OK'D TO RAISE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR'S SALARY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BUDGET COMMITTEE REJECTS REQUEST FOR JANITOR,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FINAL OK GIVEN BILL TO HELP PAY FOR PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OUT-OF-STATE BETTING BILL GIVEN FINAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TAX HIKE FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES GETS FINAL OK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES TEACHER PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
GIRLS SHOW MENTAL TOUGHNESS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUNIOR WHEELERS ENJOY ONLY GAME,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SMOOTHING THE WAY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-UNION OFFICIAL--ALL STRIKES PROHIBITED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOUR CITY STATIONS PLAN TWINS COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEFENSE SAYS INTRUDER KILLED JENNER CHILD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PIANIST LAMENTS DAY THE MUSIC DIED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ARTS EXTRAVAGANZA,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"ARTS CENTER WANTS PARK, NOT PARKING","Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
QUESTIONS EXIST ABOUT UTILITIES DEPARTMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"COMMISSIONERS GET RICHER, OTHERS POORER (L)","Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
NOT ALL WIVES WOULD FORGIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
GEPHARDT WIN SENT MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
POLLING ACTION CLARIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
SWAGGART ISN'T A HYPOCRITE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
"BANKS, BUSINESSES SHOW LOCAL WORK","Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
ROCKNE'S SUCCESS HAS TIES TO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NCC WRESTLERS COMPETE FOR NATIONAL TITLES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*FORMER CITY SWIMMER EARNS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*CITY LAWYER JOINS STATE'S ATTORNEY RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO HOLD APPRAISAL REVIEWS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FALLS TO 4.7 PERCENT IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILCOX LAWYERS SEEK APPEAL OF CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN RAPED, ROBBED IN CITY","Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*FIRE DESTROYS VAN, TWO MOTORCYCLES","Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GASOLINE PRICES JUMP IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE REFUSES REQUEST TO STOP INITIATIVES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO MONITOR WALL LAKE WATER QUALITY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WON'T SEEK PRIMARY RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GREENPEACE MEMBER'S STAND KEEPS HIM IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIDS WILL TEST SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHAMBER OFFERS EDUCATION LOANS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY WANTS TO HONOR CENTENARIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS TO PROVIDE RIDES TO CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"INMATE CAN HAVE HEARING, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS TWO YEARS IN JEWELRY THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR MEDIATION BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SURVEY SHOWS JOHNSON'S PAC TIES--VOLK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER PROJECT DRAWS PUBLIC SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*BANK ROBBER FLEES ON FOOT ON 41ST STREET,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS LEFT SNOWBOUND,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON BATS ALMOST 1.000,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RECOVERING YOUR GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*NAME CHANGE IGNORES BASIC PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFICIAL BOTCHES CANCELLATION DECISION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RIFLES WRONGLY DEFINED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SCHOOLS NICKNAMES ORIGIN SURPRISES GRAD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"NEW NAME, OLD PROBLEM (L)","Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STATE IS LIKE A KINGDOM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"AUXILIARY, MICHAELS MAKE DANCE A SUCCESS","Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ELKS RAISE {dollar}750 FOR RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GANNETT PROVIDES FOR RESOURCE CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"*VIKINGS WIN, STAY 1 GAME BACK","Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EX-POLICE CHIEF CONVICTED OF ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IMPROVISATION GROUP SHOW IS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER AIDE--EROS JOBS SAFE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIME RUNNING OUT FOR HISTORIC TAFT HOTEL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRAIL BLAZERS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE HAS CHANGED OVER THE YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTO ISSUE EXPECTED TO RESURFACE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS CONTINUE SEARCH FOR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BEHRING REPLACES JORGENSEN ON BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON ORDERS LONG-TERM TAX STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PAY INCREASE ON CITY'S AGENDA,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BILL ALLOWING MEETINGS BY PHONE OK'D,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATURE URGES MESABA TO IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL AID FORMULA WILL BE EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 NEW LAWS EXPAND NURSING PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP MAY STUDY INDIAN RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PLAN KEEPS FARMERS ON THE LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RECEIPTS CONTINUE HIGHER FOR HOGS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
R J REYNOLDS STARTS DAKOTA CIGARETTE ADS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
'POVERTY TRIANGLE' A SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GREYHOUND STRIKE TURNS DEADLY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAST MAN'S CLUB NEARS LAST DAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FEWER HOMES ON MARKET,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD GIVE NEEDY KIDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINORITY PANEL HELPS 'ARGUS' STAFF,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*SF COULD BECOME TECHNOLOGY CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"SINCLAIR, DEBATE GIVE CAMPAIGN NEW TWISTS","Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STRONGER PRISON SYSTEM IS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TOADS OFFER TROUBLED YOUTHS ANOTHER WAY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ALCOHOL REGULATION NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*SDSU WRESTLER FALLS IN FINALS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*CLIMBERS URGED TO PROTECT THE ROCKS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*SUSPECT IS SOUGHT IN REPORTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENTRAL PLAINS EAST OPEN HOUSE IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN INDICTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO RETURN FOR ANNOUNCEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURS BEGIN TODAY AT FAMILY CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BERESFORD PROGRAM TEACHES DOGS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOP PAYS TRIBUTE TO SCHIRMER,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MISSED ANSWERS STING STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAMUELSON PUTS 'THE WORD' OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN WANTED HERE CAUGHT IN FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CAMPSITE STANDARDS FOR MOTORCYCLE RALLY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS UNION LEADER LIKELY TO BE UNOPPOSED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GAY-LESBIAN ISSUE GROUP FORMS AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE FAIR BUILDINGS TO GET NEEDED REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CAUSE INVESTIGATED IN LUMBER YARD FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS SUE CITY OVER FREE SPEECH RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DRY WINTER COULD HURT PHEASANT HABITATS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HURON WEATHER STATION TO SHUT DOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEW CLEAR LAKE OFFICIALS SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TIMBER LAKE GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ANIMAL VACCINATION ON CITY COUNCIL AGENDA,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
APARTMENT COMPLEX SET TO START IN HOWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CANTON CLEANS UP FOR ITS BIRTHDAY PARTY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STATE CEMENT PLANT POSTS MODEST PROFIT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*UPPER MIDWEST RESEARCHERS PIN HOPES ON BURDICK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ARMY OFFICIAL SAYS SD FREE OF CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
NORWEST TO WORK WITH FANNIE MAE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS BEER STARTS HOPPING,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*MANY CROP COSTS DOWN, BUT DROUGHT CONCERNS","Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*JACKSON HASN'T LOST HIS EDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*EDUCATORS RECONSIDER WHAT YOUNG SHOULD LEARN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*STAVIG BROS' HISTORY STILL FRESH,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1990, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
"*HAS NO NAME, BUT LOTS OF CHARM","Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR--2 SERVICES ARE GIMMICKS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*IRAQIS MUST FINISH OFF DICTATOR,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*THE GAME OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"SESSION PRODUCES RISING STARS, DUDS (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY SEEMS TO WANT TO ELIMINATE CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T INFRINGE RIGHT OF PRIVACY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HAIR LOSS DURING PREGNANCY IS NORMAL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*RALLY ENDS 5 POINTS SHY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*RECORD BOOK TAKES DIVE AT MEET,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
INHERITANCE TAX APPLIES TO TRUST,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
APPOINTED TO VETERAN PANEL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DINNER HONORS CHAMPIONS OF RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES EASTSIDE APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO DISCUSS CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DON'T ANNOY AUDITOR,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RESEARCH COUNCIL PLAYS PIVOTAL ROLE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHAMBERLAIN SEEKS TO REBUILD HISTORIC TAFT HOTEL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEW BRANDON VALLEY BOND ISSUE TRIMMED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LONGTIME USD PROFESSOR DIES AT AGE 69,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*WAGNER WOMAN NAMED MOTHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY CONVICTS MAN OF VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MINING GROUP CHANGES NAME, BUT NOT GOALS","Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN'S AIR RACE PLANS SD STOP,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HISTORIC COMMITTEE ASKED TO HELP RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAYOR EYES TRUST FUND FOR HOUSING MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*FROSTY CAREER WITH FAMILY, SCHOOL","Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FAITH MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ATTACK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
KILLING SUSPECT PAINTED OVER STAINS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEW POLICY REGULATES PARK CONCESSIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOSMER MAN NAMED TO WEB BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO KIDNAPPING, ABUSE","Argus LeaderMar 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*MORNING FOG SHROUDS CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE OK'S LOTTERY BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY ETHICS POLICY CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CHILD PORN LAW CALLED 'OVERBOARD',"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS FAIL TO CRACK SAVINGS FOR PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SENATE OK'S TAX BREAK FOR HOMESTAKE MINING,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
REGISTRATION PLAN GETS KILLED BY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
JOINT LANDFILL BILL APPROVED BY SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SENATE GIVES STUDENTS CHOICE OVER SMOKING,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
MORATORIUM OK'D ON NURSING HOME BEDS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
BILL PASSES TO HOLD COSTS OF INSURANCE ON WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
*SIOUX INDIAN REFUSES TO STOP HIS EXECUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
BOARD ABUSES POWER (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW PRISON UNITS BIG IMPROVEMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POLL RESULTS--PRESIDENT CLINTON'S PROPOSED PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE HAS RUN UP A LARGE HOTEL TAB (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
OFFICER'S DOG STORY HAS MANY CURIOUS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DEPUTY'S SEARCH DISTURBS THE PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SCHOOL LAND TRACT'S ARE STATE'S BURDEN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
STATE OFFERS BEST DEAL NORTH OF RIO GRANDE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
COUNTY APPROVES SICK-LEAVE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DECISION ON WEAST EXPECTED SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS THREE WATERTOWN BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD LABOR OFFICIAL BATTLING BRAIN CANCER,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TERMINAL PROBLEM SLOWS LOTTERY SALES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIREFIGHTERS TRAIN FOR THE REAL THING,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LAWYER FACES PENALTY FOR SPEECHES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS SEARCH THEIR SOULS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SHOVELING REGULATION WORKS WELL, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BALTIC MAN ELECTED DEVELOPMENT LEADER,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN FOUND DEAD WAS SHOT IN HEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLLOCK GETS GRANT FOR WATER TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU OFFICIAL EARNS NATIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GROUP PUSHES NONVIOLENT PLAN TO PROBLEM-SOLVING,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RC YMCA SUED FOR SEX BIAS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*CLEARING FOR A DECK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
THE EMPIRE EYES NO-SMOKING POLICY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
WHEAT GROUP WINS FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
USD SHOOTS FOR NCC DOUBLE TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COYOTES LAND 3 ON ALL-NCC TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*HOLDING ON FOR DEAR LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BE PROACTIVE TO HALT VIOLENCE (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
AUTHORITIES KEEP WARY EYE ON ASIAN-AMERICAN GANGS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLOOD WARNING ISSUED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PROPERTY VALUES STILL ON RISE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL AUTHORITIES PREPARE FOR FLOODS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE PLUSES OUTWEIGH MINUSES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
YOUNG PEOPLE NEED NORDIC HALL DANCES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE'S WORKERS MUST RECEIVE PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY KEEPS TRACK OF PARKING TICKETS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KITTEN-BURNER FREE AFTER NINE DAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOURLAND WON'T SEEK SECOND TRIBAL TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION MAN WINS POWERBALL PRIZE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AEROBATHON STARTS SATURDAY AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR NAMES MAKE-A-WISH MONTH,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY MAN DIES IN TURBINE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONSULTANTS CONSIDER SIX PLANS TO RELIEVE TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CUTS MAY HURT DOMESTIC-VIOLENCE CENTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEBRASKA COMPANY TO PURCHASE KRRO AND WSN,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOX ELDER STANDOFF ENDS PEACEFULLY,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COAST GUARD INVESTIGATES DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ANTI-DRUG PROGRAM GROWS IN SOME CITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUPREME COURT RULES ON CONTRACT PERMITS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-TRIBAL CHAIRWOMAN TIPPED FEDS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DRIVE-BY CONVICTION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HOMESTAKE ABANDONS 2-MILE EXPLORATION TUNNEL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ESCAPEE'S ARTIFICIAL ARM FOUND NEAR INTERSTATE 29,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*JOB FAIR PRIMES STUDENTS FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*ARRINGTON SLIGHTED IN ALL-SDIC TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD TEAMS FLOP IN FARGO,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WAITING TABLES IS NO PICNIC,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NO FEAR OF SHEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COLOR PRINTERS FLEXIBLE OPTION,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*POLICE SAY GARZA CONFESSED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OWNERS REVIVE CHURCH,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS TRY FOR TAX ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REPUBLICAN ADS ACCUSE SENATORS OF FLIP-FLOPING,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD LEADERS SEND ADVICE TO WASHINGTON LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES MEASURE TO HELP BEGINNING FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CUT GOVERNMENT WITH BIENNIAL SESSIONS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*UNIVERSITY PAY SCALE NEEDS UPDATING,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUILDING MORE PRISONS WON'T WIN DRUG WAR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NATIONAL INTERESTS MEDDLE WITH STATES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LOUGANIS MESSED UP BY HIDING THE TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SHARING SIMPLE THINGS OPENS A HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*PENITENTIARY TRUSTY WALKS OFF FROM JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH RAPE OF CHILD,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CRASH KILLS ONE, DRIVER IS CHARGED","Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEXUALITY WORKSHOP OFFERED THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIELER GETS 105 YEARS IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS' NEW SHOWPIECE: FALLS PARK,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS WOMAN WINS JUDGMENT AGAINST GROCERY STORE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MASS LAYOFF NOTICES ISSUED BY CANTON DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STALE AIR LEAVES ABERDEEN SIXTH-GRADERS DAZED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRANDON VALLEY BOARD MAY REINSTATE PARKING-LOT FEES,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"ICE, WEATHER MAY HAVE DAMAGED WINTER WHEAT CROP","Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INDUSTRY GROUP NAMES ITS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RAPID CITY INVESTIGATORS SEEK CAUSE OF FUEL SPILL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MECKLING FIRE DESTORYS OLD SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MENINGITIS OUTBREAK KEEPS CITY STUDENTS HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
NEW STUDENT REGENT FINISHES INTERNSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
UNIONIZED HUTCHINSON COUNTY HIGHWAY WORKERS SUE,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY THEFT CHARGES AGAINST 4 FILED,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*HEAPS OF CORN IN COLTON FARMERS ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*A NEW OFFICE BUILDING AT NINTH STREET AND MAIN AVE.,"Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*SKYFORCE ENDS 3-GAME SKID, POUNDS MEXICO","Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SKYFORCE ENDS 3-GAME SKID, POUNDS MEXICO","Argus LeaderMar 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FLYNN'S TURNABOUT ON BILLBOARDS ONLY PARTIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLYNN'S TURNABOUT ON BILLBOARDS ONLY PARTIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SNOW CLOGS AREA ROADS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MORRELL OFFICE WORKERS SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
COMPUTER POSER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
A THEOLOGICAL REFUTATION OF DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TWO NOTARIES PUBLIC ATTACK BILL RESTRICTING REGISTRA,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
'RESCIND' 61 LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
MCNELLY'S JABS AT CARTER UPSET READER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
ANSWERS 'SLICK PROPAGANDA' AGAINST EQUAL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*TRENT'S A FRIENDLY TOWN...,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LORENZ MELLOM'S ONE MAN BARBER SHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE VOTING RECORD,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CATTLE PRICES MAY RISE 20 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FORENSICS TOURNEY WINNERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN RAPS REORGANIZATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OAHE BOARD TO MEET,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GARBAGE FUEL USE SUGGESTED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SIDES STILL FAR APART ON TAX REPLACEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY SURVIVES COLDEST WINTER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WHO WILL PAY FOR HOLE IN DOME,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROTON'S SURPRISE PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LORI SHUMAKER HONORED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FLU INCIDENCE HIGHER THIS YEAR FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NO MOVE AFOOT TO EXAMINE BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
NO MOVE AFOOT TO EXAMINE BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
NO MOVE AFOOT TO EXAMINE BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
'B' TICKET GAME HAS MANY LOSERS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK COULD BRING JOBS TO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITIBANK COULD BRING JOBS TO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH PRIME RATE ENDANGERS BONDS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HIGH PRIME RATE ENDANGERS BONDS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TOURNEY WRONG TIME TO LOOK FOR ROOMS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGES WILL PICK 2 BEAUTY WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CLASS B HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATE-AGRICULTURE NO. 1,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.01, col.1"
EXPERTS-BAD WATER REPORTS EXAGGERATED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATE-AGRICULTURE NO. 1,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.01, col.1"
EXPERTS-BAD WATER REPORTS EXAGGERATED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.01, col.1"
*SEIDSCHLAW TRACES CHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.01, col.4"
*SEIDSCHLAW TRACES CHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.01, col.4"
*SEIDSCHLAW TRACES CHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.01, col.4"
TRIM US BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.02, col.1"
URGES MORATORIUM ON URANIUM PLANS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS INFRINGE ON LIST AND RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.02, col.3"
URANIUM DEBATE ENCOURAGES READER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.02, col.4"
TOLLEFSON TO ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.1"
COURT TO HEAR TRIBAL BALLOT DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.1"
CEMENT WORKERS REJECT CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.1"
VETO MAY MEAN LESS EDUCATION {dollar},"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.1"
STUDY TO FOCUS ON POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.1"
FORD WILL BE ON SD PRIMARY BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN PHARMACY ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.1"
HURON YOUTH ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED CAR THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.1"
USD LAW SCHOOL DEAN RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.1"
NETTLETON MAY BE CITED FOR SAFETY VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.2"
ROAD PROJECTS OK'D,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.4"
*CLOCK TOWER STANDS TALL AGAINST TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.04, col.1"
RAIL WORKERS TO BE PROTECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1980, sect.K, p.06, col.1"
REDISTRICT PLAN FOILED BY CENSUS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REDISTRICT PLAN FOILED BY CENSUS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOME COUNTY COMMISSIONERS RETHINK JOINT RAILROAD PRO,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD'S 10 LARGEST CITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SD'S 10 LARGEST CITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*HARD TIMES BEFALL POWERHOUSES OF SOUL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DE SMET'S LONG EXPERIENCING 10-YEAR DEJA VU,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE GF & P WANTS INPUT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REVERSALS FORESEEN IN ARTS IF CUTS IMPLEMENTED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY MAY BYPASS STATE FOR {dollar},"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
S FALLS MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BLACKMAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY TIES BIND 8 SISTERS 5 DECADES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RELOCATION WOULD COST EROS MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BEER CHANGES MERIT ENACTMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BEER CHANGES MERIT ENACTMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LAMMERS-CHANGE WARRANTED IN COLLEGE POST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SEES IRAN'S MISCHIEF AIDING US RECOVERY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LAMMERS-CHANGE WARRANTED IN COLLEGE POST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LAMMERS-CHANGE WARRANTED IN COLLEGE POST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"BLAMES JANKLOW, SD GOP FOR ADDING TAXES (L)","Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"BLAMES JANKLOW, SD GOP FOR ADDING TAXES (L)","Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"RC WILL LIVE WITH CUTS, MAYOR SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DSC TO CELEBRATE 100TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RC POLICE DEFENDED FOR USING GUNS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RECORD VISITATION AT MT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PINE RIDGE WOMAN ACQUITTED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILL ALLIANCE WANTS TO STOP PERMIT RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*HAROLD ELMEN DEAD AT 80,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SCREENING FOR HANDICAPS CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MOTEL FILES COMPLAINT OVER PLAY GIRL CARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES MOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE FILED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
GIRL ARRIVING HOME SURPRISES BURGLAR,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
SUSPECT WILL BE EXTRADITED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW SIGNS BILL AIDING PROSECUTION OF FOOD THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TOWNSHIP VOTE APPROVES ROAD HUNTING BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PUC ORDERS UTILITIES TO PAY FOR RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SD VETERANS ARE PLANNING PROTEST MARCH,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PINE RIDGE GETS A CLEARER VIEW,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*BIRTHDAY NUMBER 40 FOR REAVES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CETA TURNING POINT IN 2 DROPOUTS' LIVES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATORS--LOST AID MAY NOT BE REPLACED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A SONGBIRD'S NIGHTMARE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CETA TRYING TO LURE FIRMS TO CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"KNEIP, KRULL SUPPORT O'CONNOR FOR GOVERNOR","Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEGOTIATORS SAY GARRISON TALKS CONSTRUCTIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD RAIL PURCHASE DEAL THREATENED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOT FIRED AT ROBERT'S WASHINGTON HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ZOO ANIMALS GET FREE LUNCH,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATION TO SET ASIDE 800 ACRES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ATLANTA JUSTICE FITS THE WILLIAMS CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR RECEIVES DEFENSE AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TALKS WITH NORTHERN BORDER CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KDBQ MAY BROADCAST AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRIAL DATE SET IN KIDNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BROWN CO ASKED TO TAKE INMATES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
2 LAWSUITS FILED IN MADISON'S FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BYRNES STOPS GOING TO WORK AFTER RIFT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"I-29 TO BE COMPLETED BY 1983, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SALESMEN DON'T REPRESENT CITY FIRE DEPT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW HAS MED STUDENT'S FINANCES CHECKED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
LEGISLATURE OK'S FINANCIAL BILLS--GOES HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BANKS MIGHT DO TIME OUTSIDE SD,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORE LIGHT EARTHQUAKES SEEN FOR EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GUILTY BUT MENTALLY ILL PLEA,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PHARMACISTS HAVEN'T HAD ZOMAX COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
CHURCHES GROWING SAME DIRECTION AS SF,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
GIRLS CLUB GRATEFUL FOR SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
PUBLIC SERVANTS APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
EXCAPEE SUSPECT IN RASH OF YANKTON BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GUTHRIE TOURING COMPANY'S 'TALLEY'S FOLLY' A TREAT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW SIGNS BILL, INVITES 3 BANKS TO SD","Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LITTLE CHANCE SEEN FOR HILLS RETURN TO SIOUX,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOBBYISTS BURY TIME CAPSULE AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABSENTEE VOTING MEASURE LEFT HANGING,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CUT-RATE LOAN PROGRAM SQUEAKS BY IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NUKE PACT UP TO LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*TAX PROTESTORS SUPPORTED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEADERSHIP SHOULD REPRESENT ALL PARTS OF CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MUTUAL NUCLEAR FREEZE FIRST STEP TOWARD PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POPE'S PERSONAL MAGNETISM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
QUEEN WINS FRIENDS IN US (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPINAL MANIPULATION PRODUCES ADVERSE EFFECTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN BRINGING BACK DAYS OF RISKY SEXUALITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TAXES SHOULD HAVE BEEN PAID BEFORE RR SOLD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AUGIE TEAM TO DEBATE IN NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BILL MEANS PLEADS INNOCENT TO CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BIRKENHEUER JOINS SCHOOL BOARD RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DANCERS ATTEND WEEKEND WORKSHOPS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ETHAN MAN KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUSTICE COLLAPSES DURING DINNER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN HELD AFTER POLICEMAN ASSAULTED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
O'CONNOR DENIES PLANNING THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY'S AIR MAY BE LEGALLY CLEAN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VANDALS DAMAGE STEINWAY PIANO,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SUPREME COURT RULINGS ON FARMLAND AND TROOPER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
PRESSLER WANTS TO PROTECT LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
YANKTON OFFICERS ARREST ESCAPEES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BILL LIMITS RAIL LAWSUITS AGAINST ETSI,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW READY TO FIGHT OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LEGISLATURE OKS COLLEGE BUILDING PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
"COURT AWARDS BROTHERS {dollar}41,304 IN HERBICIDE CASE","Argus LeaderMar 05 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*GETTING TOGETHER ON VETERANS MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WINDS WHIP UP TROUBLE ON ROADS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*AEROBIC DANCE-A-THON IN O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*'AKA PABLO' IS OK,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
THE MIRACLE OF GIVING BIRTH,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*ARMY VET BUILDS HIS OWN WORLD,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RETURNS TO COURT ON THE DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOG CAUSED GIRL'S INJURIES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AWARENESS OF DANGERS OF COLO-RECTAL CANCER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
IT'S GREAT TO HAVE FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ARGUS SHOULD SUPPORT INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN SHOULD TRIM PASSENGER LIST (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DEFICITS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RUSHMORE CENTER FIRST SALE-LEASEBACK,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATER DISTRICT PLAN ELIMINATES RESISTANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*EVEN PLOWS GOT STUCK,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SNOW WITCH DOESN'T CURSE THE B'S,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUPREME COURT FAVORS TRIBE IN LAND CLAIM,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RULING WON'T DIRECTLY AFFECT OGLALAS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*TAKING IT IN STRIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
4-H GROUP ELECTS BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SNOW STORM CATCHES CITY ASLEEP AT WHEEL (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SLUNECKA NEW DIRECTOR OF MITCHELL HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SNOW DAY, BUT PLOWS DIDN'T MOVE","Argus LeaderMar 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STORM HAMPERS FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN INDICTED ON MARIJUANA CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LIQUOR SELLS QUICKER, WARMS STORM","Argus LeaderMar 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MAN MADE UP HIS MIND TO DIE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ONE DAY THE NEWS GOT SNOWED IN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HELEN HAYES PLAYS BRIDGE DURING STORM,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA DE-ICER DOESN'T CUT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*'PRAVADA' COMES TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHEAPER FARM FUEL LEADS TO SHORTAGES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DON'T LET CANDIDATES FORGET JOBS COME FIRST (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MONEY SHOULDN'T STOP US FROM SAVING LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SUPPORT USD MEDICAL SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
COMPANY AWAITING DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*DIG MAY DRAW 200,000 TOURISTS, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LIMOUSINE TO CELEBRATE HER 15TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR'S FIGHT WITH IRS ENTERS 2ND ROUND,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOND SET FOR SUSPECTS IN WAGNER DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY BROKE LAW BY DELAYING CLAIM,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNOR ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RELATIVES GIVEN CUSTODY OF KERKHOVE CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*ROLL ON, RIVER","Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HOSPITAL ON TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY REWORDS WELFARE GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ENGINEERS SAY SLIP UP CREEK BEST SOURCE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BANKERS WON'T FIGHT SEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"ABERDEEN TO SPEND {dollar}423,000 FOR INSURANCE","Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BERESFORD LEGISLATOR TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESS COUNCIL TO SPONSOR PRICING SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT OFFICIAL EXPORTS INCREASED SALES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY REPUBLICANS TO HOST CANDIDATE FORUM,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MONTANA CATTLE OWNERS AWARDED {dollar}265,412","Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHUT-INS MUST REGISTER FOR FOOD DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SLIGHT GROWTH SEEN FOR NON-FARM ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
10 PERCENT TAX ON CORN PALACE TICKETS REPEALED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RULING WON'T AFFECT PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE TO GET {dollar}7.5 MILLION FROM EXXON,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*INSURANCE COSTS HIT STATE HARD--PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
THE TRUTH ABOUT GOOD NUTRITION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"BOOKS ON DIET, FITNESS AVAILABLE","Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BEEF COOK-OFF SPORTS {dollar}10,000 PRIZE","Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*GIRL SCOUT TO RECEIVE GOLD AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
AMERICAN LEGION TO HONOR GOODWILL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
PROBLEM-SOLVING WINNERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
WOMEN NAME EASTER SEAL STORE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
JAYCEES ANNOUNCE TOP CHAPTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
PIERRE TEACHER CHOSEN AS FINALIST,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
*ABUSE REPORTS DOUBLED IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL CLERGY WON'T GIVE BLESSING,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON DRIVERS OLDER THAN 70,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
A STEP TOWARD POLITICAL RECOVERY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MERIT PAY PLAN UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
EDITORIAL WAS ANTI-DEMOCRACY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*SAFARI LOOK SOFTENS FOR SECOND SEASON,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ALCOHOL, DRUG ABUSE GROUP TO MEET","Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONTEST AWARD CEREMONY SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER LIFE TO BE EXPLORED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SPEAK-OFF FINAL WILL BE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
17 ELDERHOSTEL SESSIONS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DANCE CLUB WELCOMES MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FARM CONFERENCE SET FOR TWO SITES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR WON'T GO ON SWIFT TRIP,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE NIXES PAY-RAISE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE SD TRIBES GET EXXON MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN'S STUDENT DRIVERS MAY GET NEW LOT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*OLD PLATES NEVER DIE, THEY JUST HANG AROUND","Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REVIEW QUARTET DISMISSAL DECISION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*26TH STREET ISSUE WIDENS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FLOODED COUNTIES MAY GET TAX RELIEF,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY BANK WANTS PETERSON REPLACED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SENATE PASSES TEXTBOOK LOAN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL GIVES ELDERLY BREAK ON CAR INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL OFFERS PROBATION TO REPEAT OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM PRODUCT MORTGAGE SYSTEM GETS FINAL OK,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY BUYS LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
OCCUPATIONS FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FUND WOULD AID VO-TECH CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
STUDENT REGENT BILL KILLED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*IN SEARCH OF PERENNIAL WHEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL SEEKS GRANT TO DEVELOP INDUSTRIAL PARK,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RESTORATION DEDICATED TO SENATOR WHO PROPOSED IT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*CARVES A PLACE IN NFL HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STATE MEETS NOTHING NEW FOR HARNDEN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
STATE CLASS A WRESTLING CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*RIDING TO NEW HEIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RULING FAVORS REPLACEMENT WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIRM PLANS TO BUILD MOVIE COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DOUBT VETOES WILL BE OVERRIDDEN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VETOES BILL PROHIBITING CORPORATE HOG FARMS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ART MASTERPIECES EXHIBITED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*CONSPIRACY FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
SHOULD KEEP PRESSURE FOR PEACE ON (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY GAMBLING WASTES RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEFENDER VICTIMIZED ACCUSED SHOPLIFTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"END STATIC, EXPAND STRIPS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SWAGGART SOUGHT PITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*FROEHLICH JOINS STATE'S ATTORNEY RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JOHNSON CONTACTS FAMILY, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN YANKTON DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROSECUTOR--BANKS WILL PLEAD GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES ARGUE OVER CONVERSATION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FISHING FLEET,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELAY HOLDS UP SEVERAL CHECKS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE ALLOWS STRIKE VIOLENCE TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO CHECK CATHOLIC SCHOOLS FOR ASBESTOS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INVESTIGATION INTO ABDUCTION OF BAKER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MICKELSON SIGNS BILL GIVING PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ESCAPED INMATE CAUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BUILDING PERMITS DECREASE FOR FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CELL SHORTAGE WORRIES OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER 'CHECKING WIND' ON TOWER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SNOWFALL DOESN'T SPELL DROUGHT RELIEF,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KILLING RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT INTENSIVE PAROLE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITY TO PROFIT FROM CBA FRANCHISE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MICKELSON GETS HIS WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEPARATE WRESTLING TOURNEYS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CENTENNIAL PLAY DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY SAFE FROM TAX FREEZE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GIVE ANIMALS PROPER STATUS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"COLUMN FOR VOICE OF, BY, FOR THE READERS","Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CORPORATE REPORT ON INDIAN JOURNALISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MIGHT PAY FOR BREAKING RANKS WITH COLLEAGUES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"RULES FOR LETTERS, COLUMNS","Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SD TEAMS WENT TO HOOP...,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA EARNS NCC TITLE SHARE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*DEER, ANTELOPE PLENTIFUL TO HUNTERS","Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SD GETS NEARLY {dollar}4 MILLION IN FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"BOY, 4, CRITICAL AFTER ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON PLANS 4 MEETINGS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE SETS AREA MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY OPENS 4-YEAR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AFTER THE STORM,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DE SMET HOPES TO REPLENISH FAMED LAKE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRUG TRADE TAKES ROOT IN RURAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD CASELOAD DOUBLED IN 1988,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TAX BATTLE HEADS INTO NEXT STAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TRIAL DATE SET IN NEW YEAR'S MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD GUARDSMEN READY FOR KOREA TRIP,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"WOMAN, 73, FAMILIAR WITH POTATOE APPEAL","Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
EROSION CONTROL WORK PLANNED FOR CHARRED TERRITORY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
FARM SHOW FEAST SET FOR FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR PROCLAIMS DAY FOR SWENSON,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TAINTED CORN CREATES CONCERN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BROWN RODE FARTHER THAN PAUL REVERE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*SIXTEEN SUCCEED WITH VENTURES DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
POTENTIAL FOR FURTHER TOURIST DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1989, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
PINE RIDGE MAN DIES IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CROWDED CLASSES A GROWING ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REACH FOR THE SKY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTAN A TOP DEMOCRATIC FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JUST MALLING AROUND,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LOCAL ACTOR IN 'TWIN PEAKS' PILOT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
CHAMBER RATING COULD HURT BID,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SULLIVAN FINDS WORTHY FOE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOME SUNGLASSES OFFER BETTER EYE PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ACTIVITIES PLANNED FOR LUTHERAN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE CRITICIZES AGENT ORANGE STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS SUSPECTS IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE TO DISCUSS SISTER CITY PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD MEN ARRAIGNED IN REST STOP ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF INVESTIGATES DRIVE-BY SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CLASS LINKS SCIENCE TO EVERYDAY LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLANNED PARENTHOOD LEADER PROUD,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOUL PLAY POSSIBLE IN MINE CYANIDE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A STICKY RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ODDS FAVORABLE TO JOIN LOTTO AMERICA,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CUSTER STATE PARK GETS VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PROFESSOR WILL DISCUSS WAL-MART EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS ASSOCIATION LEADER GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN CITY OFFICIALS TO HEAR AIRLINE PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DISABLED SKI PROGRAM RECOGNIZED BY BUSH,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MADISON SALES TAX TO END AS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COLTON TO CHOOSE FIRM FOR PLANT EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HUDSON OFFICIALS TO DEBATE WATER RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CENSUS BUREAU NEEDS RURAL WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FLANDREAU COUNCIL TO DECIDE ON PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS TURNER RACING EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
DISABILITY FUNDS TAXED AS INCOME,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*WASTE FIRM PLANS TO BUILD INCINERATOR IN ELK POINT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLICE 'RESIST' PARADE ROUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GULF WAR DIDN'T HARM SD ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'LAND WAS OURS'--LOCAL INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LOCAL LITERARY FIELDS RANGE FROM POLITICS...,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HOME FRONT NEEDS LEADERSHIP (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD PICK UP GULF VETS' TAX BURDEN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
IT'S TIME TO RETURN TO TEACHINGS OF BIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"REMEMBER VETERANS OF VIETNAM WAR, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SD PAGEANT NEEDS RESTRUCTURING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BILL REYNOLDS NAMED PARADE GRAND MARSHAL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX MAN FACES ARRAIGNMENT TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEETINGS TO CONSIDER STATE CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNELL SUSPECT TO ARRIVE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARKS DEPT POSITIONS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUN-SPLASHED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FRONTIER OWNER LOOKS FOR SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"TRIBAL CHAIRMAN, WIFE DEFAULTED ON LOAN","Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY TRANSFERS MONEY FOR RAISES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JURY SELECTION TO START IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WOMEN'S GROUP--CHURCH GUILTY OF RACISM,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE GRANTS DELAY IN CASINO CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KUWAITI STUDENTS AT TECH WANT ROLE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN KILLED IN PICKUP ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2 MEN ROB KRANZBURG BAR,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WINNER MAN SENTENCED ON CONTEMPT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BLACK HILLS FOOD BANK GETS BOOST,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
GARRETSON NAMED GOLD COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DEVELOPMENT GROUP PLANS FOR FULL-TIME COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"*BUCKS ROUT WASHINGTON, LINCOLN WINS","Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESLER REPLACES KENDLE AS AUGUSTANA WRESTLING COACH,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OLTMANNS' SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRUITT FINALLY RIDING HIGH ON TOUR,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GRAIN SPECIALIST OFFERS GLOOMY PRICE OUTLOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOUSING AGENCY SETS RATE AT 8.25,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE LEAPS TO 4 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
"*SPANS 8 YEARS, 2,000 FAMILIES","Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHERS DONATE BLOOD FOR AXTELL PARK PUPIL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CANDIDATE STILL IN RACE DESPITE THREATS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
KERREY WEIGHS CAMPAIGN OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
EXCUSES ABOUT TAXES GETTING TIRESOME (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PAY FOR INTERCHANGE WITH SWEETMAN FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"RACE TAKES TOLL ON KERREY, BUSH (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"GAMBLING DEGRADES SOCIETY, ECOMOMY (L)","Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--DEADWOOD CASINOS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*A HAVEN FOR MOM FOR FIVE MONTHS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MIKE PROCLAIMS O' TOUCH OF THE IRISH,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INTERNS BEING CAUGHT NAPPING,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HELP SOLVE CROWDED JAIL PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW GETS WAKEUP,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CO-WRITES SERIES OF BOOKS ON FIRE SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*READER SUGGESTS CLASS IN COURTESY (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
'PIZZA BANDIT' GETS 4 YEARS IN ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'20/20' FEATURES REPORT ON END TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH ISSUES FORUM SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN SHOOTING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPER 8 CONSIDERS OPENING NEW CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ETHANOL PLANTS MAY SPROUT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSAL GETS REZONING APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SYMBOLIC START OF LENT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BURNING CHILD'S FEET WITH CIGARETTE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NSP TO BUILD OWN GAS LINE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ALCOHOL PROBED AS CAUSE IN WAGNER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEARINGS SET IN DRUG CASES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INTERIM BOSS NAMED FOR HEALTH SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN IS SENTENCED IN DEATH OF INFANT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TONGUE ON CHEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NUMBER 1 SEXUAL DISEASE IS CHLAMYDIA,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STUDENT CANDIDATE LINKED TO RIOTS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
UNITED WAY OF PIERRE REVIEWS DUES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LAWMAKERS WANT MISSOURI RIVER REPORT RECONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*LATE SPURT PUTS SDSU IN SEMIS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"NEW FACES, CLASS ADD TO STATE TOURNEY EXCITEMENT","Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NON-FARM EMPLOYMENT OUTPACES GROWTH,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
TRUCK REGULATION MEASURE WATERED DOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
COP-KILLER CAUGHT IN STURGIS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A GOOD DAY FOR SNOWBALL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DEADWOOD PLAN WINS SENATE OK,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ONE-TIME PLAYER TO SHARE JACKPOT WITH FARM COUPLE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ENDORSED A COMPROMISE {dollar}1.6 BILLION STATE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HEALTH INSURANCE TO BE STUDIED FOR YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE APPROVES GAY BAN RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE REJECTS HOME-SCHOOL MEASURE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
MICKELSON SIGNS GUN BAN; NEW STATE LAWS TOTAL 214,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
COMPROMISE WATER BILL GETS STALLED IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HOUSE OK'S {dollar}1.6 BILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
STATE IS ENTITLED TO HIGHER LOTTERY TAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESERVATIONISM THREATENS BLACK HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RAISING LOTTERY REVENUE WILL DESTROY INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"CUT SPENDING, CUT BUS SUBSIDY TO CITY (L)","Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BILL NOT WORTH A 'YES' VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
COSTNER HAS CHANCE TO BE HERO OR VILLIAN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
FORMER SD WOMAN JOINS CLINTON TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ALLOWS GIRLS INTO YMCA EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO CHECK ON PANAMA TROOPS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
8 PICK UP SCHOOL PETITIONS SO FAR,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY INCUMBENT MAY FACE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*PAIR'S DISAPPEARANCE BAFFLES FAMILY, POLICE","Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOLDIER MISSED LIFE'S PLEASURES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SENATE STOPS BIG PAY HIKES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HITS TALK TRAIL HARD,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BRIDGE BUILDERS WIN REGIONAL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE SEEKING INPUT ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MURDER PAROLEE ARRESTED IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN JAILED FOR FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CATTLE SALE IS ORDERED IN COLTON THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUPLE HOPING TO BUILD HOTEL IN DEADWOOD LOSES SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GROUP URGES BOMBING OF SERBIA,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EXTENSION CORD BLAMED IN WATERTOWN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
2 YANKTON SIOUX COUNCILMEN AVOID REMOVAL FROM JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
NATIONAL FARM GROUP READY FOR ESPY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
COMPETITION INTENSE IN INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SD IS FRIENDLY TO CREDIT CARD INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*NDSU UPENDS COYOTES 82-74,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE DROP OT DECISION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*GROUP PUSHES SUFFOCATING BRAND OF MORALITY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SMITH HITS ARENA IN A BLITZ OF SONG,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
DESKTOP PUBLISHERS HAVE MANY CHOICES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*HIGH TEMPERTAURES BRING RISING WATERS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COACH DONATES BONE MARROW TO SAVE DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LECTURES WILL CENTER ON GUARDIAN ANGELS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TAXING LOCAL NEWSPAPER ALWAYS BAD NEWS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GIVE MCDONALD'S A PAT FOR ITS BAN ON SMOKING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUSINESSES DON'T NEED INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE EDUCATION FUNDS GOING TO WRONG PLACE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*COMMUNICATION UNLOCKS HEALING POWER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RHYMES HELP RECALL WEATHER-BALL COLORS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE MARSHALS SEEK FATAL FIRE'S CAUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE CHARGED FOR RECEIVING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUTTERITE COLONY GIVES UP EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAKE-A-WISH CHILD LEAVES FOR FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO PROPERTY-TAX RELIEF IN SIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TABLE TREK,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DRIVER WHO KILLED TWO IN '79 FACES THIRD CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OPPONENTS PASS PETITION TO REPEAL SEAT-BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLUMART SEEKS SEAT ON CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEMMY WILL RUN FOR LAKE COUNTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER CONFERENCE BEGINS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DOCTORS TO DISCUSS ART THERAPY'S BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATE SAYS HE'D CUT TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU PROFESSOR UNFIT TO STAND TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR SIGNS MAJOR LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*PERCH FISHING,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SCANDAL-PLAGUED EX-COMMISSIONER PLANS CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
OFFICIAL ACCUSES HOMESTAKE MINING OF LABOR VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BAILING OUT OF WATER DISTRICT WON'T BE FREE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*VIDEO CITY STRIKES GOLD IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NORTHWEST CUTS FARES BY 45 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SKYFORCE FALL TO FEVER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FARMER NEVER QUIT BUYING,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS GET TAX CHOICE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW SIGNS 50% LOTTERY-TAKE BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON SCHOLARSHIPS AWAIT JANKLOW'S SIGNATURE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SUMMER LAYOFFS EXPECTED IN TOURISM DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
LARSON RECEIVES TRAINING AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.A, p.B0, col.1"
PESTICIDE TESTIMONY TO BE TAKEN IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.A, p.B0, col.1"
LOW EMPLOYMENT ATTRACTS ILLEGAL WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.A, p.B0, col.2"
SKYFORCE STEALS FIRST PLACE FROM YAKIMA,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IRENE SWEEPS CHRISTIAN FOR 'B' VOLLEYBALL TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU'S LAMER WINS 2ND NATIONAL WRESTLING TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*LOSING POGO BRINGS MELANCHOLY, RELIEF","Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SPORTSMEN'S SHOW BEGINS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
EQUIPMENT CAUSES BALTIC BARN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MARSHALS, TRIBE OFFER REWARD FOR STEELE","Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OSHA ISSUES FINE IN DEATH OF WORKER,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS TRIO IN ODOMETER CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DAKOTANS DOOMED IN BUDGET BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EXERCISING FOR OTHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD RANKS SECOND IN GOVERNMENTAL UNITS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOME FOR PEOPLE WITH AIDS OFFICIALLY OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
A CONCERN OF PRIMARY IMPORTANCE TO THE GOP,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
NEWSPAPER KICKS OFF WEEKEND EDITION,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CHESTER SUPERINTENDENT MOVING TO BERESFORD,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD WOMAN DIES IN NEBRASKA CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DEMOCRATS TO HOST FORUM ON FLOODING,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*EX-SECRETARY OF STATE DIES IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STATE PROSECUTOR ASSUMES COUNTY CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LEGISLATURE FALLS SHORT ON TAX FRONT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"CHECK MAP EPSN, NORTHERN STATE EXISTS (ABERDEEN AM)","Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS CERTAIN TO AFFECT AG (MAIDSON DAILY),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SAVING THE PLAINS WILL BOOST HURON (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*GIRL IS JOY OF FAMILY AFTER RIGHT CHOICE MADE,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
GOOD TEACHERS HAVE NOTHING TO FEAR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*MCGOVERN SAYS DOLE IS TOUGH ENOUGH TO CUT MILITARY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
US MORALLY OBLIGATED TO BALANCE BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD BARBARIC ORGANIZATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
PRESSLER HAS LOST BATTLE TO SAVE IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.6"
SNOW BLANKETS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
BUSH FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANTS TO SD ORGANIZATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*GOP CONTRACT 'TOO SIMPLE-MINDED',"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CORPS TO DRILL INTO WEAPONS BURIAL SITES,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
TOO OPPOSE PLAN TO SELL POWER AGENCY,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*DEDRICK MARKS 40 YEARS OF GALAXY TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*WITH ADDICTIONS, THERE ARE OFTEN FEW ANSWERS","Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*NATURE STILL IN CHARGE IN BRYCE CANYON,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.G, p.04, col.2"
*CORRIDOR IDEA GETS A NEW TWIST FOR SD TOURISM,"Argus LeaderMar 05 1995, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
AG MOVEMENT HAS LEARNED FINESSE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLICY CHANGING IN OFFING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLICY CHANGING IN OFFING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AG MOVEMENT HAS LEARNED FINESSE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO CHANGES SEEN IN SD ALIMONY LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DESCENDING CONFETTI AND ASCENDING SPIRITS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"HOUSE DEFEATS TAX FREEZE, VOTES TO ABOLISH ETHICS PA","Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"HOUSE DEFEATS TAX FREEZE, VOTES TO ABOLISH ETHICS PA","Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"HOUSE DEFEATS TAX FREEZE, VOTES TO ABOLISH ETHICS PA","Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
CLINT ROBERTS' ROLE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"LEGISLATURE, JANKLOW PRAISED FOR DEATH PENALTY LAW","Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FAIR FARM PRICE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA RANKED THIRD IN BREEDING DOVES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CLINT ROBERTS' ROLE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HUNTING SEASON ON CRIMINALS AS LOGICAL AS ONE FOR DOVES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
CARTER '80 BIA BUDGET ATTACKED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CARTER '80 BIA BUDGET ATTACKED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
A SHORT CIRCUIT ON ELECTRIC RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOW TO BUILD A BETTER RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A SHORT CIRCUIT ON ELECTRIC RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOW TO BUILD A BETTER RAILROAD...,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FOR TRUCKERS, A BRIEF TIME OUT","Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEFTOVER CASH EYED BY GOP,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SENATE TO ALTER TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SENATE TO ALTER TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BRANDON VALLEY WAITS TO AMBUSH,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TRI-VALLEY STEALS SHOW, ADVANCES TO STATE","Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BERESFORD CELEBRATION BIT SUBDUED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"*EUGENE TETZLAFF, HAMLIN HIGH","Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CONTINUE FUNDS FOR STATUS OF WOMEN BODY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CONTINUE FUNDS FOR STATUS OF WOMEN BODY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"JANKLOW, STAFF HEAR WATER PROPOSALS","Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
"JANKLOW, STAFF HEAR WATER PROPOSALS","Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
DASCHLE ASKS AD TO PUSH US IN WORLD WHEAT DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
US SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO REVIEW PELTIER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
US SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO REVIEW PELTIER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
DASCHLE ASKS AD TO PUSH US IN WORLD WHEAT DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
HIGH-SPEED CHASE ENDS IN SNOWBANK,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
FARMERS DEMONSTRATE IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
AIRPORT SAFETY RULES CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BLACK HILLS VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"RECIPROCITY MAY COST {dollar}50,000","Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
FARMERS DEMONSTRATE IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RECREATIONAL PROJECTS FUNDED FOR SIOUX FALLS AREA,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BRANDON PAYMENT COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PEACE CORPS NUMBERS DECLINE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PETITION TO FIRE CHIEF OF POLICE-BELLE FOURCHE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CROOKS PLAN TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
AIRPORT SAFETY RULES CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1979, sect.B, p.37, col.1"
*BERESFORD-GHOST TOWN TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
A LEAP YEAR TWIST FOR HIGHMORE GIRLS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SEIDSCHLAW GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SEIDSCHLAW GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SEIDSCHLAW GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*GLASS CARVING-AN ART AND A GIFT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DAREDEVILS COMPETENT BUT NOT EXCITING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GLASS CARVING-AN ART AND A GIFT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WARING SHOW KEEPS GOING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CLAIMS EXTENSION APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION CRACKS DOWN ON IRRIGATION PERMITS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SESSION MAY STRETCH BEYOND 30TH DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TOLLEFSON CANDIDACY OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TOLLEFSON CANDIDACY OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SECOND CHAIN LETTER CIRCULATING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"CHEERS, RABBITS (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAGIC 'B' PLAY UNFOLDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"CHEERS, RABBITS (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LIST BACKER URGES LEGAL POWER CURB,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CRITICIZES FOSS FOR DOVE STAND,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CRITICIZES FOSS FOR DOVE STAND,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL UPSETS TEACHER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
POSITIVE REACTIONS AT WORKSHOPS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
POSITIVE REACTIONS AT WORKSHOPS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
SWITCHING STATIONS NOT THE SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PUC TO CONSIDER PROPOSED RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PUC TO CONSIDER PROPOSED RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW COMES CLOSE TO GUTTING HEALTH DEPT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW COMES CLOSE TO GUTTING HEALTH DEPT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
AVIATION FORECASTING CUT IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
IS 'ZONE' TOO BIG,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
IS 'ZONE' TOO BIG,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
SD DEMOCRATS' SENIOR RATING HIGH,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RACING COMMISSION TIGHTENS DRUG RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SD DEMOCRATS' SENIOR RATING HIGH,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TEST SHOWS BIAS AGAINST OLDER PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FUND CUT MIGHT END WOMEN'S GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SAYING THANKS TO WALTER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*KNOBE RETURNS FROM WASHINGTON OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HERE COME THE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROCESSORS SAY CUTS WILL STEADY MILK PRICES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ENVOY-LIBYA WANTS TO BUY SD FARM PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KNOBE RETURNS FROM WASHINGTON OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ENVOY-LIBYA WANTS TO BUY SD FARM PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROCESSORS SAY CUTS WILL STEADY MILK PRICES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A BARN AT THE HOUSTON HANGO FARM CAUGHT FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TIME & MONEY HURDLES FOR RAILS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE SOCIETY'S WHIPPING BOY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUGUSTANA CHOIR DRAWS HIGH PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AUGUSTANA CHOIR DRAWS HIGH PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DISAPPROVES NAMING THORSNESS VA HEAD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FEDS TAKE PLANE INVOLVED IN AIR HUNT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ENROLLMENT AT PUBLIC COLLEGES UP 7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE--NO EQUIPMENT SALE TO RUSSIA,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KINGSBURY ELECTRIC ELECTIONS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HYPNOTISM USED TO CONTROL VICES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
S DAKOTANS HAVE COLORADO WOMEN'S TEAM ROLLING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNTING LOBBYISTS MAY YET LOSE WETLANDS WAR,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HUNTING LOBBYISTS MAY YET LOSE WETLANDS WAR,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
7 SD CITIES MAY LOSE FMHA LOANS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"GOP COULD LOSE FARM VOTE, RADCLIFFE SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BELL RATE INCREASE TO SHOW UP ON NEXT PHONE BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LABOR GROUP WITHDRAWS OBJECTIONS TO RAIL PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW THEATER-LOUNGE WILL BE AN ARCADE FOR GROWN UPS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO PLASTER PIERRE WITH PETUNIA PETALS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VARILEK IGNORES OTHER ENDORSEMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ALLIANCE FILES CHALLENGE TO PERMIT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"STATES RESISTING ETSI GREEDY, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"BORDER MAIL REVIEW ARROGANT, UNNEEDED (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COSPONSOR QUESTIONS UNINSURED DRIVER BILL VETO (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FOOD CHAINS BLAMED FOR HIGH MEAT PRICES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES VELDER'S SILENCE ON ABDNOR VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GATEWAY PLAN BACKED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DEMOLITION FOR BUS BARN TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LIQUOR TRAFFIC SALE TO MINORS ATTACKED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TRAVELER DROPS SUIT AGAINST AIRLINE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"BRANDON VOTES TUESDAY ON {dollar}200,000 BOND","Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*BONES TO RUN FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN TEACHERS TRIM SALARY REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DATE SET FOR MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MDU TO REDUCE NATURAL GAS RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NORMAL SPRING FLOODING PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEARCH FOR RURAL RC MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER ASKS REAGAN FOR MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER GETS MORE HOUSING FOR SF,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WESTERN TO FLY TO SALT LAKE CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PLANT IN ESTHERVILLE LAYING WORKERS OFF FOR WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COMSTOCK DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.23, col.4"
VELDER WRONG ON DASCHLE'S PAY VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.23, col.4"
OPPOSES LIBERALIZING LIQUOR LICENSE LAW (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.B, p.23, col.5"
*LINCOLN GYMNASTS DOMINATE MEET,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW PROGRAMS SET BUSINESS WHEELS IN MOTION,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PARISHIONERS WANT TO KEEP CATHOLIC TRADITIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SMALL-TOWN SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DECISION ON FARM FORECLOSURE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FRANKENFELD, WILLIAMS WON'T RUN AGAIN FOR SENATE","Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BUDGET INTACT DESPITE FEW CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*AFTER 35 YEARS ON POLICE FORCE, HE'S HEARD IT ALL","Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*ESCAPEE CAPTURED NEAR SALEM,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*RAIN IS BAD NEWS FOR BIG SIOUX RIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PIK DEADLINE WON'T BE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
RACHAL RETURNS HOME TO HURON,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NEEDED--MODERN CCC FOR YOUTH (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STEELWORKERS' CONTRACT A MAJOR CONCESSION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ISRAEL STANDS AT WAR-OR-PEACE CROSSROADS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY EMBROILED IN BATTLE WITH PHONE COMPANY IN 1883,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITIZENS URGED TO JOIN 'FIGHT DIRTY' CAMPAIGN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MANY ARE AFRAID TO EXPRESS THEIR CONCERNS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CALENDER MARKS CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
FACETIOUS STORY HERALDS ST PATS DAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ADULT EDUCATION SUBJECT OF WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BENEFIT CONCERT SET FOR COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE ASKS BLOCK TO EXTEND PIK,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HEAD START APPLICATIONS DUE APRIL 1,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LIBRARY INSTALLS COMPUTER FOR PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN KILLED WHILE WALKING ON HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MARV SELNES DAY HONORS TEACHER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY HILTON GETS NEW MANAGER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOLS HAVE MUSIC WEEK CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
AUGUSTANA PROGRAM GIVES CREDIT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
KNEIP PICKS 2 FAVORITES FOR PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
WATERTOWN COUNCIL LOOKS AT VIDEO GAME TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"2,200 APPLICATIONS FLOOD PARKS OFFICE","Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
HOUSE APPROVES BILL ON SALARIES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NO MORE EAVESDROPPING IN CHAMBER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT PLAN FAILS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TAPING OF CHILDREN'S TESTIMONY OK'D,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TAX BREAK FOR GASOHOL EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FARM BUREAU AGAINST RESCUE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
COMPROMISE ON MEDICAID APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
DASCHLE--WEB WILL GET MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TRUCKERS THREATEN TO DIVERT FROM SD,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*GROVENBURG TAKES ON CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
*MINN COUPLE IN RESTAURANT BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TINY POST OFFICE HAS PERSONAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SF STOCKYARDS PACKS 'EM IN,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WORD OF BUYER GOOD FOR THOUSANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PROSTROLLO RECEIVES CAR DEALER AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
SDSU SPONSORS WORK SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
WEEKLY LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1983, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
*CHEERING ON THE TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL VOTES TO REMODEL WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT OK'S YULE SCENES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MIXED FEELINGS GREET NATIVITY RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*PROGRAM IS 1ST DESIGNED FOR EATING DISORDERS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ASPAAS NAMED TO ALL SAINTS BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
AUGUSTANA PROMOTIONS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*REACH OUT AND PAY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES UNCERTAIN ABOUT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY RANKS 20TH IN AVERAGE WAGE EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ENTERS REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN HANSON CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE TO BE SUBJECT OF TURNER TV PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JURORS CALLED IN MCDOWELL TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SAVE A LIFETIME WITH FIRST AID (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PEOPLE SHOULD DECIDE EXPENDITURES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GOV'T SHOULD STAY OUT OF BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CITY CONSIDERS CHANGING DRAINAGE FEE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS UNION DELEGATES GO TO NEW ORLEANS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RC MAN GETS 2 YEARS FOR DRUG DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEAL GIVES FISHERMEN ACCESS TO JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
6 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES WILL BE IN PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BIDS OPEN ON RUSHMORE CENTER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BROWN SEEKS RE-ELECTION IN LARGEST DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS HURT WAR AGAINST DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DEMOCRATS ASK MILLER TO SWITCH PARTIES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS 15 IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIAL OVERSEEING WEB,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TELEPHONE CO-OP DECIDES AGAINST MERGER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TRUSTY HELPS SAVE HAND OF INJURED WORKER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
1-MAN LINEUP DIDN'T VIOLATE CONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
JANKLOW--COLLEGE FACES CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
REAGAN CLEARS WAY FOR STATE WATER SHED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
BABB REMEMBERS WAKONDA'S FIRST TRIP,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOBLESS RATE IS HIGHEST IN TWO YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"THE SNOW FLEW, BUT TICKETS FLUTTERED","Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TODAY WILL BE A BREEZE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CAMPAIGN REGULATORS ON POLITICAL VENDETTA (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TO FIX STATE'S HOLIDAY MESS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SKUNKS DANGEROUS TO HEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
IS SPARE TIRE TAXED TOO (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ABORTION CLAIM OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*KEEPING COOL, WATCHING NAIA PLAYOFFS","Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DISPUTE GROUNDS AIRPLANE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WRANGLE OVER CRIME VICTIMS PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOOK SPILLS WITH STATE TRIVIA,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
NEWBORN DIDN'T WANT TO SIT OUT THE STORM,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FIVE HONORED FOR COMMUNITY PUBLIC SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MISSING MAN MAY HAVE DIED IN BROOKINGS FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TOWN CARED FOR MOTORISTS STRANDED BY BLIZZARD,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*TIME TO PICK UP THE PIECES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ADOPTION REQUESTS FLOOD OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WARNER CAR GOES FOR DESTRUCTIVE SPIN,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"CONVENTION CENTER, HOTEL PLANS INCH FORWARD","Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CAPTAIN 11,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIRL SCOUTS TO SELL COOKIES AT MALL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*NAMED TO NATIONAL FINANCE BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
MONICA FOX IS NAMED POSTER CHILD,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
USD PROFESSOR RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
*AWARDED FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
*SDSU EMPLOYEE RECEIVES HONORS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
*ABDNOR WAIVERS ON DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GONE WITH THE WIND,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE OK'S FARM AID,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WHY HUNGRY IN STATE STIFLE CRIES FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON FERDINAND MARCOS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BASEBALL'S DRUG USERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COMPANY DESERVES APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LOTS OF NEW HOUSES AVAILABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VOLUNTEER PROFILE CHANGES WITH TIMES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FREE TEACHER'S INSTITUTE SET,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*POISON CENTER GETS NEW WEAPON,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO RELINQUISH AIRPORT RESPONSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM PROGRAM WILL PAY OFF,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOP HOUSE CANDIDATES MEET IN FORUM,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KUCK TO RUN FOR CITY SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS DISMISSED FROM LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN SEEKS COUNTY SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HUMAN ERROR BLAMED FOR ABERDEEN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR SEXUAL CONTACT WITH MINOR,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN NAMED TO EXPORT COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER DISTRICT DIRECTORS FACE ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN GETS FOUR-YEAR SENTENCE FOR FORGERY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE WANTS MAN EVICTED FROM RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY RESIDENTS TO CLEAR THE AIR,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*TEPID TEMPERATURES SPRING SURPRISES ON CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS BARS US INSPECTORS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE BUDGET PASSES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DEMOCRACY WILL SURVIVE THE IRAN SCANDAL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWMAKERS IGNORE MINING PROPOSALS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAYING ODDS ON '88 RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REPORTING WAS INACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SEAT BELT LAW UNNECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOHNSON RIGHT TO PAY ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*PERFORMS 'GODSPELL' ON GLITTERING SET,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEAF THEATER MAKES WORDS MORE ELOQUENT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MIXES PRAIRIE ROOTS, CONTEMPORARY STYLE","Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ACCIDENT VICTIM LISTED IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY SELECTED FOR MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON SIGNS CHILD SAFETY LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NURSING HOME TO GET NEW OWNER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABDNOR PICKS HOME-GROWN TALENT FOR AGENCY DUTY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOTTERY GETS NEXT-TO-LAST CHANCE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORE FARMERS CUT DEBT IN '86,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN FILLS TOP GUARD POST,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
VO-TECH PLAN IS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"{dollar}150,000 LOAN WILL AID STUDY OF GREGORY PLANT","Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONVICTED RAPIST ENTERS HABITUAL OFFENDER PLEA,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ESCAPEE TO BE TRIED ON BURGLARY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE KILLS BILL TO LIMIT ELECTION SPENDING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEETING SET TO DISCUSS RAIL AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS DIFFER ON IMPACT OF TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MINING FIRM TO BUY HILLS SKI AREA,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA WOMEN IN INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ARGUS MAIL RATES TO INCREASE APRIL 4,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HURON HOPES JENNER TRIAL WILL PUT ...,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRISONERS OF FEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CAMPAIGN FINANCE BILL DESERVES TO SURVIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'BLOOM COUNTY' WIT TIMELY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DEPORTING CIVILIANS ISN'T A WAR CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"BETTER POLL, DEBATES NEEDED (L)","Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
US SHARES ISRAELI GUILT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PREACHERS NEED OPEN BOOKS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*ROBERTS IS KEEPING DOOR CLOSED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DEFINING INDIAN TRIBE NOT EASY TASK,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NEW GENERATION OF COMICS REPLACING ...,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
VOLLEYBALL SPLITS ESD SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AWARD IS TRIBUTE TO MARSHALL'S WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ND STATE HALTS JACKS 70-55,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*FORDHAM GARNERS GOLDS, LOOKS TO MEET","Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SDSU WRESTLER DEFENDS TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*BISON WIN TITLE--SDSU PLACES 4,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF CHAMPION DEFENDS HANDBALL TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SEMINAR GIVES TIPS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SIGNS OF BOAT-BUYING SEASON,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*DOLLARS FOR HABITAT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
CITY INVITED TO JOIN ST PAT'S DAY PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE ENROLLMENT UP BY ONE STUDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO STUMP FOR HUMPHREY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS TO HAVE FUND-RAISER MARCH 17,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LICENSE PLATE DEADLINE MARCH 31,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VANDALS SHOOT OUT CAR WINDOWS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GUITARIST WINS FIRST AMATEUR TALENT SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MEDICAID EXPANDING IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SPRING CLEANING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AG SCHOOL NEEDS HELP,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ENTERPRISE LEADER DEFENDS HIMSELF IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CAUSE OF FIRE MAY NEVER BE KNOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CROOKS GETS LOAN FOR WASTEWATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAYOR SUGGESTS STUDY OF COMMUTER AIR LINK,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MEN NEED TO REGISTER WITH SELECTIVE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SUPREME COURT TO HEAR MINING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE TAX SYSTEM NEEDS WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HOUSING AUTHORITY OFFERS 8.19 PERCENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
JUDGE GIVES DRUNKEN DRIVER MAXIMUM TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*DWI CASES INCREASE SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*CHRISTIAN COMMITTEE PRESENTS BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
AREA RETAILERS INVITED TO GIFT MARKET,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BEST BUY REPORTS RECORD SALES IN FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER SPONSORS INSURANCE SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITY LAWYER NAMED TO EXAMINER BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DIFFICULT PEOPLE ARE SUBJECT OF SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MITCHELL RECOVERY EARNS HONORS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SPRING HAS FASHIONS FOR EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
A NEW LIFE BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
LETTERS DESCRIBE LIFE IN WWII,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*AMBITIOUS LENNOX IS NOBODY'S SUBURB,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUG EXPERT ABUZZ OVER LIKELY THAW,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONGRESS URGED TO OVERHAUL INDIAN LAWS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MENTAL INTROVERSION CHARACTERIZES DISABILITY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PIANISTS CARRY SYMPHONY THROUGH CONCERT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
POSITIVE YOUTH EVENTS ARE PART OF A PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SHOULD CONSIDER CORPORATE INCOME TAX (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"TOWER ISSUE CLOUDS KINDER, GENTLER VOW (L)","Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PAM NELSON STRONG LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*TOLERANCE DOES SMOKERS NO FAVORS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
UNLIKELY PAIR LEADS AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*8 WRESTLERS WIN ALL-AMERICA HONORS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ELMEN CENTER SHEDS NEW LIGHT FOR BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE--AQUIFER STUDY SET FOR HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-COMMISSIONER TO STUDY AT HARVARD,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MAN TO APPEAL MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN HOPES TO GIVE COUSIN A KIDNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSIDERS GUMMI BEARS A KEY TO SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS WON'T FORGET HERO,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATUS OF NAME-CHANGE PETITIONS UNCLEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEANS BUSINESS FOR HOME EC MAJORS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PLANT SLATED TO BUILD SLOT MACHINES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STORM COULD BRING NEEDED MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HUSBAND IS CHARGED IN WIFE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CO-WORKERS RECALL QUIET WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HOLLOWAY TESTIFIES HE USED KNIFE FOR DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"3,000 SF CHILDREN AFFECTED NEW REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*HEART DISEASE STRIKES MEN, WOMEN ALIKE","Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BIG-TIME GREED CAN BE EXPOSED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOD OK'D ANIMAL KILLING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KELO TELEVISION POLL IS LOUSY JOURNALISM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' INCONSISTENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CEDAR RAPIDS BEATS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
USD HIRES LARSON TO COACH WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BANK OFFICER TO JOIN MITCHELL CHAMBER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BLACK HILLS PACKING TO GET NEW OWNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HUNGARIAN ECONOMIST TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NURSING POOL OFFICE OPENED IN HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*UNEMPLOYMENT UP 0.6 PERCENT IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
AGRONOMIST SEES RETURN OF CROP DIVERSIFICATION,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
FARMSTEAD CONTINUES TO LAY OFF WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
HIKE FOR POWER COST WILL RAISE BILLS LITTLE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEEDY CAN RECEIVE FREE EYE EXAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR APPOINTED TO WASTE COMPACT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THOMPSON IS STATE'S RECYCLING COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VICTIM IDENTIFIED IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MISSIONARY DELORIA DIES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO PAVE NORTON ACRES STREETS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESTON OWNER--SUPPORT ONE NEWSPAPER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON VETOES YOUTH DRIVING BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL TO VOTE ON BOND,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
APRIL 15 IS DEADLINE FOR SEEKING MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DR JOYCE BROTHERS SPEAKER AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GIRL CRITICAL, AWAITING BLOOD TESTS","Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIFTING TAX FREEZE SUBJECT OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN HELD IN LOTTERY MACHINE PUNCHING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS HEARING ASSESSMENT ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COURTHOUSE RETORATION TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
2 JUVENILES ARRESTED IN CAR THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ALCESTER COMPANY GETS FEDERAL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BOYD COUNTY GROUP GETS CO-CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*MURDER SUSPECT QUICKLY JAILED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PAVE THE WAY FOR STREET STONES TO STAY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WIND HOWLS, COLD GROWLS AGAIN","Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TRIBAL MEMBERS WANT RESTRAINTS ON COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN ONLY CHALLENGER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
DOCTORS COULD USE GIMMICK THEMSELVES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*DASCHLE TO GIAGO--WE SEE EYE TO EYE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
THERE WHEN YOU NEEDED HIM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GAME DEPT'S ATTITUDE UPSETTING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*GARNISHES DELIGHT PEKING CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*COOK IS FAMILY'S MAN OF THE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"DIRECTORY DETAILS FEES, LICENSES, PERMITS","Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN RAPE TO APPEAR AT HEARING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE MAN DIES IN 1-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD SOLDIER HURT DURING CEASE FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IN THE SWING OF THINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE TRYING TO BOOST RATE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SLAYING SUSPECT WILL CLAIM SELF-DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDY NEEDED BEFORE ROSEBUD DUMP OPENS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOWNSHIPS THRIVE ON BASIC GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PANEL TO CONSIDER ORDINANCE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BILL SIGNED CHANGING STATE AID,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY HIRES ARCHITECT FOR JAIL STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
2 MEN PLEAD GUILTY IN HOBO DAY RIOT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TEEN JAILED AFTER LEADING POLICE ON CHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RALLY APPLAUDS PRESSLER FOR GULF WAR SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*SD SPORTS HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"SD STATE, S DAKOTA ADVANCE","Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RAAB LEAVING GM POST,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
FOURTH-QUARTER FARM PROFITS DIP,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PROPOSED RULES WILL BE AIRED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*PASSING BUSINESS ON TAKES TRUST,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CROP SURVIVES WINTER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*SOARING SALES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"AID REQUESTS DOWN, JOBS UP, STUDY SHOWS","Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFF TO A BAD START IN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEXT ROLE MIGHT BE RUNNING MATE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SUPPORTERS FOCUS ON ATTENTION, SPENDING","Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
KERREY GONE BUT HIS ISSUES REMAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SPECIAL ED SHOULDN'T BE BURDEN,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ATTACK ON STENSLAND LEFT SOMETHING UNSAID (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'ARGUS' AGAIN PUTS POOR TASTE UP FRONT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
INCIDENT UNDERSCORES SAFETY EQUIPMENT NEED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BUSH SHOULD READ ROOSEVELT'S LIPS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
GOVERNMENT DOESN'T CARE ABOUT THE PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WASHINGTON IS PERFECT FOR AN ARTS CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
NO GRASS ROOTS CLUB INFORMATION AVAILABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*SPRING FILM SERIES OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INMATE SEEKS NEW TRIAL IN 1986 SLAYING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SUSPECT SOUGHT IN ABDUCTION, RAPE","Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEA MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED WITH DWI AFTER I-29 CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KURDISH FAMILY WINS BATTLE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RACE PACE PICKS UP IN NEW DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VERMILLION LAWYER SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COLTON ORGANIST TAUGHT LOVE OF MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEPARTMENT GETS BRIDGE STUDY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS 75 DAYS FOR STEALING FROM BAR,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO FMHA OFFICES TO CLOSE IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS VOTE NO ON HIKING FEES FOR UNION,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AFRICAN STUDENT PERKS UP AFTER TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
APPEAL FOR MOLESTING MINISTER DENIED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
KEARNS RESIGNS FROM MINERAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LAWMAKERS SEEK FUNDING FOR FAS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SCHOOL TEACHER'S MOLESTATION CONVICTION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FREEMAN DRILLS TEST WELLS FOR GOLF COURSE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
DASCHLE--FARMERS ANGRY WITH MADIGAN,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BROOKINGS KMART TO RELOCATE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
KEEP ADS FROM FOOLING AUTO BUYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
SD HAS LOWEST RATE OF DELINQUENCIES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*ESPY SUSPENDS FORECLOSURES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL'S FUTURE LOOKING DIMMER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*SKYFORCE SALE ALL BUT FINAL, BUYER SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINGLER FACES SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NAACP VOTES TO OPPOSE WEAST HIRING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HOUSE REJECTS PLAN TO EXPAND DEADWOOD CASINOS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS UNABLE TO RESOLVE KEY BILLS BEFORE BREAK,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON NOT SURE IF HE'LL SIGN ABORTION MEASURES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR DISAPPOINTED WITH SENATE REJECTION OF PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*CULT DRAMA SPARKS FEARS IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SD WOMAN APPRECIATES HELP SHE GOT FROM TRUCKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*RISTY'S RC REMARKS NOT TRUE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HELMET LAW DISREGARDS WISHES OF CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOTEL'S BACK TAXES EXPLAINS BUDGET MESS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GUN CONTROL RUNS COUNTER TO CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"SUCCESSFUL MARRIAGE, FAMILY TAKES WORK, COMMITMENT","Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COLTON WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN MEAT-HOOK ATTACK,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NUTRI-SYSTEM LAWSUIT DROPPED IN DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ADMITS SMUGGLING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COURTHOUSE PLAN UNVEILED,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCIENTIFIC MEASURES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TEACHER, COACH MCMACKEN DIES","Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRISON ESCAPEE CAUGHT IN COLORADO,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRAYER SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KILLER'S TRAIL LED PAST CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*AIRCRAFT OFFICIAL TO SPEAK AT SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CLINTON SAXOPHONE SOUGHT FOR MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOTTERY CASES SET FOR COURT HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MAN PLEA BARGAINS IN RAPE, SHOOTING","Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
3 SDSU STUDENTS HELD IN BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*YANKTON THEATER GOES FOR ENCORE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*PHAR-MOR HEALS AFTER BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FRAUD INVOLVING SD SAVINGS BANK,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*SDSU WRESTLER SEEKS PERFECT END TO CAREER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NCC WRESTLERS START STRONG IN NCAA MEET,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TOWN'S POPULATION UP 8.2% IN PAST THREE YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LURE OF GANG LIFE CLINGS TO OREGON TRANSPLANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPACE SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*DASCHLE, FELLOW DEMOCRATS RACE FOR MITCHELL POST","Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SMALL-TOWN GROWTH IN MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"MARKETING COUNTY TOWNS EASY, ECONOMIC DEVELOPER SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GANGS GIVE MEMBERS A SOURCE OF IDENTITY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OTHER YOUTHS JOINING GANGS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
DON'T LET CLOTHING DISRUPT EDUCATION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"PLANT WOULD BRING JOBS, CONTRACTS (MADISON DAILY)","Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GOP FAILS TO ACT ON SALES-TAX PLAN (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"ACT ADDRESSES HEALTH, SAFETY OF ALCOHOL USE (L)","Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CLOSING NORDIC HALL BLOW TO ENTERTAINMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"TEST WILL DETECT, CURE COLON CANCER (L)","Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CHECK CHARITIES OUT BEFORE YOU DONATE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SEAT-BELT LAW DEFIES FREEDOM OF CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
YOUNKERS' SALES DECLINE 47 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*24-HOUR PARTNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NCC EIGHT TOURNAMENT LEAVES QUIETLY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NCC EIGHT TOURNMENT LEAVES QUIETLY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE LET ONE GET AWAY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LET'S KEEP THE NCC TOURNMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BENNETT COUNTY TAKES 'A' TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
GET RID OF POSTSEASON OVERKILL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*ELK FOUNDATION'S EFFORTS HELPING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MARKETING AFFECTS GASOLINE PRICES,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"WATERTOWN FIRE KILLS ONE, HURTS FIREFIGHTER","Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS SUSPECT SHORT CAUSED FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN ACCUSED OF ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COAST GUARD BLAMES LIFE VEST FOR DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH TEMPERATURE TO DROP TO UPPER 30'S TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TROUBLED DISCOVER KINDNESS UNDER SHELTER'S ROOF,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DOZENS OF MEMORIES FILL BAKERY ON LAST DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TRIBES FIND FRUSTRATION IN SEARCH FOR RELICS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MURDER TRIAL WAITS FOR APPEAL MOTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CASTLEWOOD MAN SENTENCED FOR DWI,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MADISON INCUMBENTS SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"LAW UPS FINE, ADDS JAIL FOR TOBACCO SALES TO KIDS","Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*AEROBATHON RAISES MORE THAN {dollar}30,000","Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LAW COULD GIVE COSTNERS {dollar}2 MILLION TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"TRIBES, MUSEUMS UNITE TO RETURN SACRED OBJECTS","Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
BEEF PLANT TO CLEAN UP PEELING PAINT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LEGISLATORS BOGGED DOWN WITH BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*MESOZOIC MOONLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BIA OFFICE IN ABERDEEN FACES JOB CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
ABERDEEN ARMY RESERVE UNIT MAY MOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
*HOPING SONS WILL SHARE MORE THAN DAD,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS LEAVE HOME FOR POLAND AND TEACHING JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*YOUR TAXES WILL DROP 30%,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PUPILS WHO NEED EXTRA HELP MAY BE CUT OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT THE LEGISLATURE DID THIS SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*RESIDENTS CRITICIZE, PRAISE REPUBLICAN TAX RELIEF","Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PROMOTE ENGLISH AS OFFICIAL TONGUE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"PRESSLER, NOT PBS, MUST BE GOT RID OF (L)","Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PIERRE ISN'T GIVING US GENUINE TAX REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GIVE JANKLOW TIME TO WORK ON TAX REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
AMERICANS IGNORE THE BEGINNING OF LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DASCHLE DOESN'T TRUST TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
JANKLOW HAS CHANGED HIS VIEW OF EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*TRY SURE CURE FOR SENIORITIS: DEAL WITH IT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOVE AND SACRIFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROOSEVELT-O'GORMAN IS TOP 'AA' DISTRICT BATTLE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU WOMEN TO HOST DENVER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ACCIDENT KILLS VERMILLION MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON A SPONSOR OF FLAG AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SAFE-DRIVING COURSE PLANNED FOR SENIORS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIFTH EAGLE DAY SET FOR MARCH 26,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY CRITICIZES RIVER REPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FLEA MARKET ATTRACTS SHOPPERS FOR THE UNUSUAL,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"CITY, COUNTY CHECKING OUT LIBRARY SYSTEM MERGER","Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEW COUNCIL MEMBER STRIVES TO BE A GOOD LISTENER,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"SIOUX VALLEY, SDSU SET UP INFORMATION SERVICE","Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY REVIEWS ZONING,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*COSTA RICAN STUDENTS TO LINK UP,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*PASTOR WANTS TO SPARK EVERDAY SPIRITUALITY,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*BUSY AS A BEE,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*PICKS UP WITH GUITAR GREATS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*VETERANS ENJOY BACK-SEAT VIEW,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"TAX POLICY CHANGES RISKY, LOBBYIST SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*NO EXPEMTION IS ALLOWED FOR EXCISE TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS SLOW TO FILE WITH IRS,"Argus LeaderMar 06 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
GANNETT FOUNDATION AWARDS SEVEN GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OKS REGENT EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SENATE PASSES TAX BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SENATE PASSES TAX BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FULL SENATE NOW GETS PROPERTY TAX FORMULA,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ELDERLY TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RECALLS TALK OF BUILDING FOR BROCKHOUSE COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
'PAJAMA' EDITORIAL DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ELDERLY TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LINCOLN SCORES KNOCKOUT EARLY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DAVE VIGER LEAVES WARRIORS LIMP,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JIM SORENSEN AND DAVE KRAUTH ARE IN CLASS B,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE BASKETBALL TEAM TO PLAY IN AUSTRALIA,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*INTERNATIONAL DINNERS WITH GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
READER RECIPE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD PRICES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COURTHOUSE CRACKS NOT YET DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
IRS OFFERING TOLL-FREE SERVICE FOR DEAF TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
VANT HUL RULING WON'T BE APPEALED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
HOUSE OVERRIDES JANKLOW'S VETO,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
HOUSE OVERRIDES JANKLOW'S VETO,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
"*LARRY ANDERSON, R-HUDSON, LOOKING AT FUNDING FOR CA","Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.3"
LAWMAKERS SAY CAP CAN BE FUNDED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.3"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.5"
JANKLOW'S RAILROAD PLAN TO BE READY FOR 1980,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
*RESETTLEMENT OFFICE HAS NEW DIRECTOR-WAHLSTROM,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
JANKLOW'S RAILROAD PLAN TO BE READY FOR 1980,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
*RESETTLEMENT OFFICE HAS NEW DIRECTOR-WAHLSTROM,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
NITRITE BAN MORATORIUM TO BE ASKED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.2"
MORE THAN {dollar}10 MILLION SOUGHT-BERESFORD DROWNING,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEARLY-BLIND STAFFER STILL HOLDING HIS OWN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEARLY-BLIND STAFFER STILL HOLDING HIS OWN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TEACHERS, BOARD SET FOR TALKS","Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SENATE-HOW THEY VOTED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW GOES AFTER STATE'S FREELOADERS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
MANDAN OFFICIALS UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW GOES AFTER STATE'S FREELOADERS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
TWO DIE IN GRANT COUNTY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS CONTINUE TRACTOR TACTICS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS CONTINUE TRACTOR TACTICS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WIDOW WINS 'MOTHER OF THE YEAR',"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WIDOW WINS 'MOTHER OF THE YEAR',"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
IOWA SEN. ROGER JEPSEN SUPPORTS AG DEPT CUT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
INDIAN ART WORKS SOUGHT-PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
INDIAN ART WORKS SOUGHT-PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
POLICE OFFICER BACK AT WORK-LARRY DAVIS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*HOUSE DELAYS VOTE ON JUDGE SELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*HOUSE DELAYS VOTE ON JUDGE SELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GRAND JURY REVIEWS CITY HALL PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY REVIEWS CITY HALL PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE B'S-NOTHING BIGGER,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD LAWYERS' BAR AN 'UNLAWFUL UNION',"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD LAWYERS' BAR AN 'UNLAWFUL UNION',"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LUTHERANS AND CATHOLICS SHARE IN LENTEN SERVICES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BEING BACKBONE OF SYSTEM EXCITING...,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SF METAL MONSTERS EXPECTED TO REMAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*...ALLEGED FINANCIAL IRREGULARITIES IN SF CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE MARSHAL SAYS HIS FIRING POLITICAL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*DEAL, DON'T ATTACK, JANKLOW URGED","Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*...ALLEGED FINANCIAL IRREGULARITIES IN SF CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*DEAL, DON'T ATTACK, JANKLOW URGED","Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLITTIE TRYING TO BLOCK TRIAL IN MOTHER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE WATER TO BE CHECKED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PINE RIDGE WATER TO BE CHECKED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MILWAUKEE OPERATION EXTENDED BY SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CNW ALLOWED TO USE MILWAUKEE TRACK,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEARING NEEDED ON OAHE TRADE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BERGLAND STALLS GASOHOL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DISMAYED BY APATHY OVER JUSTICE SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LAND THOUGHT TOO SALTY TO BE IRRIGATED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OAHE HEARINGS MAY BE HELD IN MAY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRY WINTER BRINGS IRRIGATION INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*MAN SOUGHT IN SF KILLING,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STRING QUARTET PERFORMS ADMIRABLY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DRY BLACK HILLS FOREST CALLED 'TINDERBOX' READY TO E,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD SUPREME COURT REVERSES CONVICTION OF EDGEMONT MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRY BLACK HILLS FOREST CALLED 'TINDERBOX' READY TO,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOBILE HOME ON NORTH CLIFF AVE WAS A TOTAL LOSS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEXACO INTENDS TO DRILL EXPLORATORY WELLS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEXACO INTENDS TO DRILL EXPLORATORY WELLS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAIL DEADLINE EXTENSION APPEARS UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD SUPREME COURT REVERSES CONVICTION OF EDGEMONT MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD SUPREME COURT REVERSES CONVICTION OF EDGEMONT MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEXACO INTENDS TO DRILL EXPLORATORY WELLS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AG SPECIALIST SAYS LIBYA TRADE POTENTIAL OVERSTATED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AG SPECIALIST SAYS LIBYA TRADE POTENTIAL OVERSTATED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MURDER SUSPECT INDICTED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
KEY VOTES AHEAD ON DAIRY PROGRAM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SAYS PROPOSITION WOULD FORCE TAX REFORM,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR MA BELL ABOUT HOLDING LINE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS BLASTED FOR TAX AND RAIL BILLS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ALTERING CONSTITUTION FOR THEOLOGICAL VIEW (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MARSHALL FINE'S REVIEW DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
GRAND JURY PUTS OFF CITY WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ESCAPEE TURNS HIMSELF IN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BRIDGE REPAIR CONTINUING,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SF COLLEGE ENROLLMENT UP,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"WE CONFESS, WE CONFESS","Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
US ROURISM BUDGET NOT CUT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
US TOURISM BUDGET NOT CUT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
DAKOTA AG HEAD PROTESTS EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
DAKOTA AG HEAD PROTESTS EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
"LEWIS, TARR TAKE GYMNASTICS TITLES","Argus LeaderMar 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*O'CONNOR RUNS FOR GOVERNOR ON AG PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD NATIVE COUNTS ON INSTINCT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*KEEP COLLEGE EDUCATION ALL IN FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LITTON LABOR COMPLAINTS TOPIC AT HEARING MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS KEEP CHOICE FOR USD HEAD SECRET,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING MOVIES--OR SPACED OUT IN HOWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
USD PROF--NO DANGER IN ALIGNED PLANETS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"STOP POINTING FINGERS, GET TO WORK ON WATER","Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SF NATIVE GOVERNOR OF WAKE ISLAND (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CONGRESS IS STUDIED BY NEW CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESERVE FARMING BY OWNERS LIVING ON LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REAGAN WRONG ABOUT EL SALVADOR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DOUBLE STANDARD SEEN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
TONY WEISENSEE'S GOOD DEEDS UNSUNG (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BEE DISEASE SEMINAR PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW TO BE ON PUBLIC TV MARCH 16,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW VACATIONING IN VIRGIN ISLANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ZOO WAITING FOR RETURN OF 2 TEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MISSILE SITE MAY BECOME SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
STOLEN MILK CASES VEX DAIRY OWNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
RC HOMEOWNERS CONCERNED ABOUT INSULATION BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*BERNIE LARSEN--THE CHICKEN LADY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
JOHN RICHARDS SLIPS THROUGH LEGAL CRACKS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
INTEREST NOT PAID PATIENTS AT 2 STATE HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
70-YEAR-OLD HEALTH AIDE FORCED TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*STATE 'B' BASKETBALL FIELD FINALIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN CLIMBS TO THE TOP OF STATE 'A' GYMNASTICS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FISHY IN-LAWS TROUBLE FOR FARM BOY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SPRING MIGRATION OF WATERFOWL BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BRIDGE OF FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PORKERS HAM IT UP,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CLARICE LUNDSTROM--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*SD SAVINGS AND LOANS SURVIVING,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MINN MAN TO BUILD ALCOHOL FUELS PLANT IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*AMERICAN WESTERN HAS TRUCKING SUBSIDIARY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
*PIPER JAFFRAY PRESIDENT AT SF PRAYER BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
*JANKLOW COULDN'T WIN THEM ALL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RIVERS OVERFLOW--BASEMENTS DAMPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LIKE INDEPENDENCE & GAMBLING--TRY FARMING,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*YOUTH CHOIR FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LUTHERAN BAKE SALE TO HELP FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
NOMINATION DEADLINE MARCH 14,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FAMILIES NEEDED FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
THRESHOLD MOVES TO NEW OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*KIDS CLOWN AROUND WITH MAKEUP,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RESTORATION OF 1915 TRACTOR FINISHED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMPANY TO REVIVE OLD GOLD MINES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
OIL PRICE WAR MAY HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL OF MINES FACES SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SDSU RESEARCHERS' JOBS CUT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FISH EGG COLLECTING MAY START,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
'BUILD-DOWN' RESOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARENA BOOKINGS CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MASSAGE THERAPISTS FAVORED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PUBLIC FINANCING MAY SOLVE ABUSES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
POST OFFICE RAPPED FOR LETTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
REAGAN'S LEADERSHIP UPSETTING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS REZONGING,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FEDS WANT PIERRE OVERPASS CHANGED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUDGES TO HEAR WITNESS FEE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MARCH IS SEASON FOR GRASS FIRES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MILD WINTER SAVES UNIVERSITY HEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MRS TOLLEFSON WILL TALK,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER'S TOURISM BILL SUPPORTED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HIGHWAY CONTRACTS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS NEW WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS ARE SKEPTICAL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WINTER BLAST PUTS THE FREEZE ON,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUPRISE STATE 'B' BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHAPE UP YOUR DIET ALONG WITH YOUR BODY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS STUDENTS CELEBRATE MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CLASS SERVES INCREASING DEMAND,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"HAGEDORN, MORRISON GET JEFFERSON AWARDS","Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*ICY ROADS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO DISCUSS MINNESOTA AVE PARKING BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS WAIT FOR TESTS ON DOG THAT MAULED GIRL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SELF-EXAMS HELP WOMEN FIND CANCER,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF MAY GET 2 PUBLIC RADIO STATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POSSIBLE DEATH PENALTY SLOWS PROCESS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TESTIMONY IN HANSON CASE BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GUIDELINES COULD BRING WORK TO MINORITY FIRMS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
GIVES IOWANS VIEW OF STATE CONCERNS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STOLEN LUNCH FROM A DIABETIC (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TREASURER'S OFFICE HAS TOO MANY EMPLOYEES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
COUNTY WANTS TO BUY PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
UNION WINS BACK PAY FOR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JONES--SPRINGFIELD NEEDS STATE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
EVANGELICALS ALLOW UNIFICATION LEADER TO ATTEND,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY POOR FARM FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"RAISES FEES FOR GOLF COURSES, SWIMMING","Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
BROOKINGS CITY WORKER DIES AFTER 12-FOOT FALL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CALIFORNIANS PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CORONER'S INQUEST WILL LOOK INTO JAIL DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DEADLINE APPROACHING FOR FEDERAL HEAT AID,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAU TO KEEP OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MANAGER WANTS FLEXIBILITY IN WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SOYBEANS WILL BE MOST PROFITABLE CROP,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE MUST PAY LEGAL FEES IN HEATING SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE WATER GROUPS TO CONVENE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
2 MORE ARRESTED IN RC DRUG ROUNDUP,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
POST OFFICE CREATES NEW TWIST FOR OLD LINE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
PRISON NEEDED MORE THAN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
TYNDALL FARMER WRITES SONG ABOUT BATTLE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
5 BILLS STILL UNDECIDED IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*LISTEN TO CONSUMERS' SIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CRAZY HORSE AUTHOR WRITES ANOTHER BOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
GOING 'B'ANANAS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN VETOES FARM BAILOUT PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE VOWS TO KEEP FIGHTING FOR AID,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINION ON THE STATE CLASS B,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE CLASS B TOURNEY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BUSY AT THE B'S,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WELCOME STATE B FANS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SOPRANO'S VISIT WILL CONCLUDE SEASON,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BEATING BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROWENA MAN LISTED AS CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PADDLE-HAPPY FISH NAVIGATES 1,100 MILES","Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RURAL RESIDENTS DISCOVER ELECTRICITY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW MANAGER OF WESTERN MALL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ADOPTION REQUESTS FLOOD AGENCY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FRAGMENTS OF BONE FOUND AT FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR TO REVIEW IRS TRIP LOG RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY WORKERS DISAGREE ON MERITS OF UNION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE ACTION ON FARM CRISIS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR ASKS ACTION ON WORLD TRADE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ELECTRIC PIONEERS TO BE CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
EXTENSION SERVICE TO HELP WITH FARM CREDIT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK AT REPUBLICAN DINNER,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LICENSE DEADLINE IS MARCH 31,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PASTORS WORKSHOPS TO DISCUSS RURAL CRISIS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*FIRE GUTS FUR COMPANY'S MAIN FLOOR,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*DASCHLE TUNES IN TO SENATE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH ON HIGHLANDERS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCKENNAN ABSOLVED FROM SLAYING,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S DESPAIR OVERWHELMS RESEARCHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE OK'S FARM BILL CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"GOOD LUCK, AUGUSTANA (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAKES SMALL BUT WELCOME STEP AHEAD (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*JAZZED-UP VERSION OF FAIRY TALES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MUSIC IS IN THE AIR AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REPUBLICATION ADS CRITICIZE DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THREE-VEHICLE CRASH INJURES TWO,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR SPONSORS FARM BILL AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOPE TO EXPLAIN CULTURE WITH ART,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KUCK FOR SPOT ON CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS WATCH FOR COUPON SCAM,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JURY FINDS MAN NOT GUILTY OF CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS PERSONNEL DIRECTOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JOBLESS RATE FALLS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*TOLSTOY RESIDENTS SAVE GROCERY STORE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOOD STAMPS TO BE ISSUED MONDAY AT ANNEX,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATES SET PRESS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE RULES ON EVIDENCE IN MILLER MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KEROSENE BLAMED FOR FIRE THAT KILLED TWO,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON TO SPEAK AT FRATERNITY BANQUET,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN NAMED SOLDIER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PENITENTIARY REDUCES POPULATION OF INMATES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPRING CLEANING OF CITY STREETS TO BEGIN SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOLK TO ANNOUNCE POLITICAL PLANS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL MONEY GIVES BOOST,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FIRM AGREES TO INSURE HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PANEL HEARS PHONE AMERICA RATE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*AGRI-PRIDE '86,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONGRESS MAY OVERREACT TO BINGO,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEAM GOES AFTER ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"DAUGHTERS, DADS VOLLEY LOYALTIES","Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*COMPUTER CLEARS UP PLANNING PICTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHOOSING SIOUX FALLS' FASHION IS WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*IOWA SCHOOL PULLS KING BOOKS FROM LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWO FISHERMEN DROWN IN LAKE SINAI,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD BASKS AS THE HEAT GOES ON,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
1 VOTE ENDS LOTTERY PLAN IN 11TH-HOUR,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*IMAGINATIVE CHILDREN'S PLAY BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*WEEKEND TRIP TO SHOW PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
"AUGUSTANA PRODUCTION TEAMS JOY, MESSAGE","Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
"DAV, AUXILIARY HELP APPRECIATED (L)","Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GARRETSON FIVE CONGRATULATED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SPORTS INTERNATIONAL GREAT SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SWEET ADELINES AID DIABETES GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BUD BOWL SUPPORTERS SALUTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
NOON-HOUR VOLUNTEERS SALUTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"VFW AUXILIARY, SERTOMANS SALUTED (L)","Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*FARMERS NEED MORE FOREIGN SALES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ART IS GOOD FOR THE SOUL (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD SYMPHONY NEEDS APPEALS PROCEDURE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEAT BELTS DO SAVE LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO KNOW WHY MUSICIANS OUSTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRASH SPOILS LAKES' BEAUTY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SUN BELT ATTRACTIONS SPOTLIGHT HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DAKOTAS GOLF TOUR HAS NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILL WOULD CHANGE TAX ON USED CARS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CPA CONVICTED ON TAX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESENTENCE PROBE ORDERED--ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX COLLECTIONS COME UP SHORT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TODAY HONORS CITY NEWSWOMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMPOUND PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WARM WEATHER MARCHES ON,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BORROWING TROUBLE WITH HOME LOANS, EXPERTS SAY","Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BRAKE PROBLEM BLAMED FOR STOPPED TRAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXTENSION SERVICE TO CUT SPECIALISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATE PICKED FOR PUBLIC WORKS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW CHOSEN TOP IRISH-FOR-A-DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"BILL ADDS TO MILLER'S PAY, WORKLOAD","Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS GROUP TO STUDY EMPLOYEE BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTRICAL SHORT BLAMED IN VERMILLION STORE FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEMMON WOMAN AWAITING TRANSPLANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TESTIMONY BEGINS IN VERMILLION MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AMENDMENT TO REGULATE STREET WORK KILLED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MICKELSON SIGNS BILL FOR CULTURE CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKERS CALL FOR FARM PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*ADD TO PRIVATE RUSHMORE AID,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WARMEST DAY SO FAR,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LYONS BULLISH ON ITS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PATIENTS HEAD FOR EASY STREET,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS ASKED TO HELP JOB CORPS TRAINEES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"SCHOOL, COMMUNITY THEATER ROLES DIFFER (L)","Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION MOVES QUIETLY FORWARD (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHY SHOULD TAXPAYERS PAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ELKTON FFA WINS NATIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE FACULTY DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PESTICIDE CLAIM WARNING ISSUED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SPONSORS ANTI-NORIEGA BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
26TH STREET CLOSED BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INCOME LID ON HOME LOANS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PIPER JAFFRAY HOPES FOR TAIWANESE ACCOUNT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
4 STORES BURGLARIZED AT CLOCKTOWER SQUARE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DOLE WINS MONEY RACE IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*GENERATOR READY TO ROLL AGAIN SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*AUGUSTANA, SDSU RECEIVE BIDS","Argus LeaderMar 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SLEDDERS NOT INVITED TO CITY'S SNOW PILES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOLK TOOK PAC MONEY IN '88,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*4 IN LINE FOR WARDEN'S JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*EROS CENTER JOBS WILL NOT BE CUT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SEMINARY DRAMATIZES FAMILIAR CHRISTIAN MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*'DAY ONE' DOWNPLAYED ROLE OF NATIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DISCLOSURE REGULATIONS SHOULD REMAIN STRONG (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VA SHOULDN'T PUNISH HOSPITALIZED VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CROWD LOVED PERFORMANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PRESERVE NATURAL AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
POPULATION PROBLEMS RISE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CITY PTA COUNCIL RECOGNIZES GUSHWA,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY IS PICKED IN DOWNING TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL ASKS TO HAVE CIVIL SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPILL HEARING PUT OFF INDEFINITELY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 BOYS KILLED WHEN SLED STRUCK BY CAR,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 STUDENTS CHOSEN FOR HONORS CHOIR,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY APPROVES BEER LICENSE FOR ARENA,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FINE AGAINST DAKOTA CHEESE UPHELD,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHANARD PLANNING TO SELL FAMILY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STRIKING LOAD KING WORKERS RETURN TO WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ANTI-ABORTION COLUMNIST,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LETTERS BRING NOTICE TO TRAFFIC OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HERSETH KEPT LOW PROFILE AS SENATOR,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HOLLOWAY FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WIFE STRANGLED BEFORE SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ICY ROADS PLAGUE AREA MOTORISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CLASSMATES--WHY WAS SHE KILLED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CLEAN-CAMPAIGN SILLINESS SPILLS INTO RACES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DRUG WAR ERODES FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WILDLIFE AGENCY DOESN'T START EASEMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CARTER RESPECTS PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
MAKE DINING SMOKE-FREE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
11 PAPERS HAVE 'ARGUS' BANNER,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*GUNDRUM'S GOODIES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FLAGS AT HALF-STAFF TO HONOR PATROLMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN'S SIGN CRITICIZES WYOMING TOURISM,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICERS INTRODUCED TO NAACP CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC WON'T SEEK BACK-INTEREST RETURN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TWO-CAR CRASH INJURES ONE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WAGNER SPAR OVER RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRM SEEKS PERMIT FOR INCINERATOR,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GREYHOUND STRIKE CONFUSES BUS RIDERS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY GIVES YANKTON CENTER HIGH MARKS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL DEFEATS BOND,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY PLANS TO OPT OUT OF TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS SENTENCED FOR COMPUTER THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN VOTES NOT TO JOIN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3 MEN PLEAD GUILTY TO COCAINE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GROUP WANTS FORUM ON FLANDREAU GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LOWER BRULE WOMAN CONVICTED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"PETITIONS PUT LIQUOR, TAX ON ABERDEEN BALLOT","Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VERMILLION LIQUOR STORE MAY CHANGE OPERATION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LINCOLN COUNTY FORMS 911 STEERING PANEL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"MINNEHAHA COUNTY OK'S HIGHWAY, BRIDGE JOBS","Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
REPAIR CAUSES POWER OUTAGE IN FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PARKER STATE RADIO WON'T DISPATCH 911,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
FORMER ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL LUND DEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*LINCOLN WINS DISTRICT TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AREA FARMLAND VALUES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HIRING OLDER WORKERS SPOTLIGHTED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PIERRE FARM WILL STUDY NO-TILL PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SMALL FIRMS CAN GET LOW-INTEREST LOANS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
3RD SUPER 8 MOTEL HAS OPENED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NORWEST MOVES OPERATIONS CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
PROF SEEKS CZECH CONNECTION FOR SD,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
UNOPENED HOTEL BOOKS 90 CONVENTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
"*TOWNS, FAMILIES PREP FOR SONS' RETURN","Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY DENIES BAR PERMIT TO FRONTIER,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*TRUCKER URGES STUDENT DRIVERS TO BE CAREFUL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BEGINS MONDAY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
A WOMAN WITHOUT A NAME,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ABOUT THE CBA,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RIGHT SEEDS SOWN FOR SD CORN PLANT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD REMEMBER CONSTITUENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
WHY LIMIT ORDINATION TO HOMOSEXUALS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
CURRICULUM FACES CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*STRONG CLASS A FIELD BEGINS PLAY TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ALL-STATE--NOBLE IDEA, DIFFICULT TASK","Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL FIRM GUILTY OF UNFAIR PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SOME STATIONS RAISE PRICES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*JAZZERCISE RELOCATES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
TO PLAY ROLE IN REBUILDING KUWAIT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
CAR FIRE DESTROYS 7-ELEVEN GAS ISLAND,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DRUGS SEIZED, COUPLE CHARGED","Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY LOOKING INTO NURSE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO TIPPING KSFY CAR,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALL DECKED OUT IN STRIPES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ACCOUNTS VARY IN FODNESS SLAYING,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD DELAYS MEDICAL-WASTE ACTION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER PUSHES FOR SUPERCOMPUTER NETWORK,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE CHIEF WHO LIVES IN LENNOX,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIRM WANTS NATURAL GAS FEES ALTERED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HARRISBURG TO BEGIN DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS DISCUSS SCHOOL OVERCROWDING,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE LAW WON'T IMPACT KEG ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTE WOULD ALLOW HARD-LIQUOR SALES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN PLANS PARADE FOR SOLDIERS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 MORE COULD JOIN CITY COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN EAR-BITING CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"MAYOR DROPS OUT OF RACE, PLANS MOVE","Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PLAN TO IMPROVE EDUCATION GAINS GOVERNOR'S SIGNATURE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEW TRIAL OR RELEASE FOR LIFE-TERM INMATE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RESIDENTS ASK BOARD TO OUTLAW OBSCENITY AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
'WOLVES' STAR WARNS OF DANGERS TO INFANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*FIRE DESTROYS BARN NEAR COLTON,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMPUTERS NOT PLAGUED WITH VIRUS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRE GUTS MITCHELL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STATE JOBLESS RATE DROPS FROM 1991,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"BIRTHDAY NOTE TELLS STORY OF LOVE, HOPE","Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SPECIALTY CAMPS ARE FAR OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SENTENCING OPTIONS COULD RELIEVE JAILS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*FOLLOW CREATOR'S TEACHINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*UND SIOUX VS UNC BEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SDSU'S THORSON, WHITE TOP NCC HONOREES","Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTING PROPOSALS SUBMITTED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SKADSEN TO SEEK 2ND COMMISSION TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITIZEN BEE TODAY FOR AREA STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS CLOSE INVESTMENT SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ILLEGIBLE NOTES SHORTEN SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PUDDLE JUMPERS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARREST MAY BECOME ELECTION ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO APPOINT SOLID-WASTE BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD WINTER HEATS UP RECORD BOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION WEIGHS LIQUOR LICENSE BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RIVER WATER TESTS NEAR BATTERY DUMP SHOW SAFE LEVELS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY INCENTIVES MAY MOVE RENDERING PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE NOMINATED FOR COMMISSION POST,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN AWARDED WRECK DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOUNDED KNEE SITE HIT BY VANDALS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BREAK COMES EARLY WITH BOMB SCARE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE OFFICIALS PROBING MITCHELL CHEMICAL SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WARM WINTER SPURS A MUDDY MARCH,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FIRM GROWS ON GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DRIVER ON TRACK FOR COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*HAULER FACES CRITICISM, PRAISE FOR SD WORK","Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*WASTE GIANT FIGHTS CRIES OF 'MONOPOLY',"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*TOWNS BATTLE INCREASED GARBAGE RATE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
REGIONAL COMPARISONS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
JUDICIAL CAMPAIGN CODE TOO RESTRICTIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STOP WEEPING OVER WEAST (MITCHELL DAILY REPUBLIC),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EUROPEAN-STYLE VALUE-ADDED TAX (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*KEY FOR INDIAN YOUTH IS EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HOMOSEXUALITY NOT TO BE CONDONED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
UNTAGGED DEER EPISODE HANDLED PROPERLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STRIP MALL NOT WANTED ON DEAF SCHOOL LAND (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"BEFORE SERVING, CLERGY SHOULD PASS TEST (L)","Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
AUGUSTANA'S BUDGET DEFICIT OVERPLAYED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
TMJ VICTIM WRONG TO CONSIDER WELFARE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
AT LEAST CLINTON IS A GOOD SALESMAN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
BIGOTED CAL THOMAS SHOULD BE REPLACED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
SEAT-BELT USE DOES REDUCE FATALITIES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*PREP VOLLEYBALL JOBS BECKON WORTHY WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LINCOLN, HURLEY NET STATE TITLES","Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DECOY IS REMINDER OF MYSTERY OF HUNTING TRIPS PAST,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*BATTLING AN ENGINE FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ADMINISTRATOR GETS NATIONAL BOARD JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHARGES DISMISSED TO EXTRADITE COP-KILLER,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAMBLING A KEY PLAYER IN CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUARD'S WIDOW SEEKS REVIEW OF PROCEDURES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HABITAT HOUSE TO BE DEDICATED TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUCCESS THROUGH COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"'FACES OF DEATH 4' THRILLS, CHILLS, MAKES SOME ILL","Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUMMARY OF THE '93 SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*A BOW TO THE AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABORTION VOTE BRINGS MYSTERIOUS PACKAGES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GOP ELITE TAKE TRIP TO PANAMA,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOB PROGRAMS SHOULD INCLUDE FAMILY FARMS--DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*MICKELSON SIGNS PILE OF BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AUGUSTANA BUSINESS EVENT IS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EX-CITIBANK LEADER TO SPEAK AT SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
IBM MOVES UNKNOWN UNTIL THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD ADVERTISES ON OMAHA INTERSTATE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WIND FARMS NEED POLISH,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HISTORIC SHRIVER SQUARE PLACED IN BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FORUMS WILL ADDRESS ETHICS ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*LESSONS TEENS COULDN'T GET IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PRENATAL WORRIES PUT TO THE TEST,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
"*WEATHER, SIGHTS CHANGE QUICKLY IN WINTER TRIP TO TX","Argus LeaderMar 07 1993, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
*WILL FARM SUBSIDIES SURVIVE?,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BURGLARS TARGET BUSINESSES AT TEA INDUSTRIAL PARK,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STENSLAND, HUNT JOINING NICOLAY AS POWER BROKERS","Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HOW THE HOUSE MEMBERS FARED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*HOW THE SENATE MEMBERS FARED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ACTIVE FARM VOICE MISSING AMONG LOCAL LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"BUDGET FIGHTS NOT NEW, MILLER SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
STATE SHOULD TAKE MORE LOTTERY PROFIT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*ENDS WITH NO NEW TAXES TO BUOY STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*ECONOMY, HEALTH-CARE PLAN TOP OF DEMOCRATS' AGENDA","Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DON'T RULE OUT REPAIRS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DASCHLE LET RESIDENTS DOWN AT HEALTH SUMMIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BAD WEATHER DICTATES DRIVING MORE SLOWLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
OVERPOPULATION STORY DIDN'T RATE FRONT PAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WE MUST PULL TOGETHER TO MOVE CITY FORWARD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
STATE INCOME TAX MUCH LIKE A PLAGUE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"HEALTH CARE, CONGRESS' PERKS NEED REFORM (L)","Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
LEGISLATIVE SESSION 'TALE TOLD BY AN IDIOT' (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
REAL-ESTATE TAXES ARE OUT OF CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
NOT ALL READERS RECEIVE ALL ADS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CIGARETTE STARTED FIRE, AUTHORITIES SAY","Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MACE SPRAYING ENDS WITH MAN'S ARREST,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ST PATRICK'S PARADE ACCEPTING ENTRIES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BIKE RIDE REGISTRATION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOWN MEETING TO FOCUS ON FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RETIRED EDUCATOR USES SKILLS TO AID OTHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*CRASH MOST MEMORABLE STORY, NEWS BUREAU CHIEF SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING OPPONENT PLANNING PETITION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"SD COLLEGES GET {dollar}284,000 IN GRANTS","Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR MAKES NEW APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FLOOD-REPAIR FUNDS GO TO 3 MORE SITES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOTTERY TICKETS NOW PAYABLE ANYWHERE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN'S RESEARCH MEETING TO BE HELD,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROTHER'S QUICK THINKING SAVES BOY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WRITER HAS NO INTEREST IN SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HURON NEWSPAPER SWITCHES TO MORNINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WOMAN DIES IN TRUCK ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*HOW TO KNOW WHEN TO PAY FICA TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
USD STAYS HOME FOR REGION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAKING WAVES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SNOWFOX PACED BY SONSTEGARD SISTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VIBORG WINS CLASS B STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*SUMMER JOB PROSPECTS GOOD FOR OLDER TEENS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TWO ATTEND LEADER CONFERENCE IN DC,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*MEDICAL SCHOOL DELIVERS IN KEEPING STUDENTS HERE,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"SPECIAL ELECTION IS {dollar}400,000 QUESTION","Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IDAHO TRIBE ANNOUNCES WEEKLY NATIONAL LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY'S PROPERTY VALUATIONS UP 6-10%,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"DEBTLOAD AVERAGES {dollar}50,000 FOR SCHOOL, TRAVEL","Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
AGREES TO RECONSIDER MISSOURI RIVER FLOW CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SESSION NOT MUCH TO BOAST ABOUT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*WOULD-BE AVENGERS FORGET HATFIELD'S DUTY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MORRELL SHOULD BE KIND OF COMPANY IT WAS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE PROVES HE'S SMOKE SCREEN MASTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LET'S BE HONEST ABOUT BALANCED BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PRESSLER IS CHOOSING WRONG TARGET IN PBS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*ROOSEVELT TEAMS WITH AUGUSTANA IN PLAY OF SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VOGEL STANDS TALL FOR MARION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*CATCHING SALMON, TROUT A SURE CURE","Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPEEDING TICKETS UP TO OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS CHARGED WITH RAPING GIRL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES OF RAPING BOY,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VANDALS SHOOT OUT WINDOWS OF VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BURGLARS STRIKE ROWENA GAS STATION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SNOWSTORM CAUSES ACCIDENTS, CLOSINGS","Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST TO LOSE ITS LEADER,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COUNCIL DELAYS DECISION ON INDUSTRIAL PARK,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRIAL FOR MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING TRANSIENT,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"LANDOWNER MIGHT GET HIS STREET, AFTER ALL","Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
TORONTO MAN PLEADS QUILTY TO PIMPING,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*YANKTON SHOOTING DEATH UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CONVICTED YANKTON MOLESTER CLOSELY WATCHED,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG, GUN CHARGES","Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*IROQUOIS CHURCH BURNS DOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BUDGET SQUEEZE HITS VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS MEN JAILED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*DIVERSITY IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
BIA REJECTS VIDEO LOTTERY DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*ASHER 1 OF 6 FINALISTS FOR BOWLING GREEN JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
"TRIO PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN FRAUD, MISBRANDING CASE","Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*DOWNTOWN DRAWS BANK,"Argus LeaderMar 07 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
JIM FERRIE'S CHANGE MAKES SEASON SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW UPSET WITH GOP,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW UPSET WITH GOP,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CARTER'S GAMBLE- THE MIDEAST,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ETHICS HEAD URGED TO CLOSE CAMPAIGN LOOPHOLE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
RESCISION PRAISED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
LABOR TEMPLE SNOW REMOVAL FINE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
ABORTION PERIL COMPARED TO 'HOLOCAUST',"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
DISLIKED ARTICLE ON DOVES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
JUSTICE APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LEGISLATORS SHOW HOW TO KEEP SECRET,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
POWERLINE SUPERVISION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
PIPELINE TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PIPELINE TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*TALENT THERE-LINCOLN WINS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THIS RIGHT CITY CLASS B BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RECORD {dollar}146 MILLION IN STATE BONDS SOLD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS GAS LEAK LOCATED NEAR STATION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*DANCER PAUL BOOS FEELS 'A LITTLE JADED',"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DANCER PAUL BOOS FEELS 'A LITTLE JADED',"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'ADULT' PLAYS CAUSE CONCERN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*THE ALLMANS RETURN, SADDER BUT WISER","Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE OKAYS SENATE BILLBOARD PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESSES MISS BOYS BASKETBALL BUCKS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS TO GET MORE STATE AID,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*MECKLING FEED PLANT FIRE INJURES 3,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PANEL OKS 2-CENT GAS HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PRESSLER BILLBOARD SPONSOR,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ELKTON COUNCIL WON'T FLUORIDATE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WINNIPEG COUPLE CRASH VICTIMS-SUMMIT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GASOHOL AMENDMENT ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GASOHOL AMENDMENT ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MAN CONVICTED IN BABY'S DEATH-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STRIKE-BOUND PLANT PLANS TO OPEN-QUADEE RUBBER CO,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SDSU POLLUTION TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PRESSLER SPONSORS NEWSPAPER BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SDSU POLLUTION TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
USD NAMES DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LOW CROP PRICES SEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
STRICT CATTLE DIPPING RULES SET,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MORE MILEAGE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
OREN STALEY FARM RIGHTS CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
BERGLAND FORESEES POLICY CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
BERGLAND FORESEES POLICY CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
CITY BUST LANDS 2 IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
25 CITY TEACHERS GET POTENTIAL PINK SLIPS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY WILL CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GRAND JURY WILL CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRE CHIEF-LOCAL FIREMEN SHOULDN'T INSPECT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAY HIKE MAKES LOCAL BENCH ATTRACTIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL GIVES STATE CONTROL OF AQUIFERS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE MAY POSTPONE NEW FISH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE MAY POSTPONE NEW FISH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PRESSLER'S DATE IS 'CLASSIFIED',"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITIBANK'S BID MERITS SD LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITIBANK'S BID MERITS SD LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRACKS SHOULD BE PROSECUTED FOR GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GASOHOL NEEDS TAX INCENTIVE TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FOOD SERVICE WORKERS MAY ORGANIZE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CARCASSES MAY HURT WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DERBY OWES EX-EMPLOYEES {dollar}182,000","Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOOD SERVICE WORKERS MAY ORGANIZE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TESTERMAN RETIRING FROM LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC WARNED OF PHONE RATE EFFECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEWIS AND CLARK VISITATION OFF 5.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC WARNED OF PHONE RATE EFFECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHAMBER FAVORS STATE RAIL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE CONFIRMS TERRY LEE PECHOTA-US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOLK CONSIDERING 1ST DISTRICT RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BENEDICTINE LOOK FOR NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CHANGES URGED IN EXPLORATION LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CHAIN LETTER BILL DEFEATED-IOWA,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CATALOG IS ANNUAL EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BRIDGEWATER FANS GO WILD AS WILDCATS OVERCOME HOWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
3 CRASH VICTIMS STILL IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ANONYMOUS FRIENDS GATHER TO BURY ANDREW,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ANONYMOUS FRIENDS GATHER TO BURY ANDREW,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ANONYMOUS FRIENDS GATHER TO BURY ANDREW,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ROBBED IN HER HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REMODELING SQUEEZING STATE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CAR LINKED TO KILLING RECOVERED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SESSION SOLUTION A WORKABLE ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SESSION SOLUTION A WORKABLE ONE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SESSION SOLUTION A WORKABLE ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FULLER, A LAWYER'S LAWYER, DEVOTED TO CHURCH","Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOSPITAL REVIEW IGNORES NURSING SHORTAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOSPITAL REVIEW IGNORES NURSING SHORTAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CONSENT, NOT MORALITY, BIG ISSUE IN SF RAPE CASE","Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
A VOTE FOR 'SOAP' IS A VOTE AGAINST FALWELL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
LITTON EMPLOYEE CRITICIZES UNION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ABDNOR SAYS KILL INTEREST RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE CRITICAL OF MX MISSILE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*25 LITTON WORKERS & UNION ORGANIZERS PICKETED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SD AIR TRAVEL DOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
I-29 FINISH A YEAR AWAY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
ISOLATED RURAL AREAS ARE BIG CRIME TARGETS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW PLEASED WITH RAIL EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW PLEASED WITH RAIL EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HURON CONVENTION CENTER ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HURON CONVENTION CENTER ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"*GURNEY'S IS BUSTLING, SO SPRING'S ON THE WAY","Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KIDNEY FAILURE TIES PATIENTS TO MACHINES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HELEN M HENDRICKS--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*STATE BASKETBALL TOURNEYS HAVE NEW FACES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STATE BASKETBALL TOURNEYS HAVE NEW FACES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STATE BASKETBALL TOURNEYS HAVE NEW FACES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STATE BASKETBALL TOURNEYS HAVE NEW FACES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WARRIORS WIN STATE GYM TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*QUIETLY STALKING WATERFOWL BEATS THE BLASTS OF FALL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*FARM BILL AFFECTS BOTH CITY AND COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARM BILL AFFECTS BOTH CITY AND COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARM BILL AFFECTS BOTH CITY AND COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARM BILL AFFECTS BOTH CITY AND COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARM BILL AFFECTS BOTH CITY AND COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARM BILL AFFECTS BOTH CITY AND COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THE HIDDEN MAN IN THE HOUSE DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*WHEN OFFICE IS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*THE HIDDEN MAN IN THE HOUSE DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*WHEN OFFICE IS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*EVANS ENDS 41 YEARS AT BELL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
*DEHYDRATED FOOD--JUST IN CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
*EVANS ENDS 41 YEARS AT BELL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
*DEHYDRATED FOOD--JUST IN CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
AMERICAN WESTERN '80 SALES UP 28 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN LAST HALF OF FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
AMERICAN WESTERN '80 SALES UP 28 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
BARTER SYSTEMS INC TO OPEN SHOWROOM AT 620 S CLIFF AVE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
NORTHLANDER CORP ACQUIRED PYRENEES RESTAURANT IN RC,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
DRIFTWOOD RESTAURANT NOW OWNED BY WINDMILL INDUSTRIES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
RAYMOND J STEELE NAMED ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
RICHARD MCCROSSEN WILL SPEAK AT DATA PROCESSING MGT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.6"
"112,216 CATTLE BROUGHT TO SF STOCKYARDS IN JAN AND FEB","Argus LeaderMar 08 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.6"
*BEING A YANKEE A DREAM COME TRUE FOR SD NATIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOOKMAKING THE MILLION-DOLLAR LEGAL QUESTION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ARMY RECRUITING APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HOME-BASED THERAPIST NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOT LINE FOR THE ARTS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
INCUMBENTS PITTED AGAINST EACH OTHER IN DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF HAS LARGEST DELEGATION--SMALLEST AREA,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REAPPORTIONMENT MAP,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*CHURCH ECHOS SD HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
REDISTRICTING MAY WEED OUT FAMILIAR FACES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RACIAL BUSING BAN IMPERILS CONSTITUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SHOULD SHOW OFF FIRST LADY (SCHREINER),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BOOK BY AUGIE HEAD TO BE PUBLISHED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FORT PIERRE FINDS HORSE-RACING STALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RC MAN ARRESTED FOR STABBING,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF MAN TO OPEN BALLROOM MARCH 31,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WASHINGTON SCHOOL TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DEADWOOD MAN TO LEAVE BURN CENTER SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
RC PACKING PLANT HIT HARD BY ROUGH ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*JAN JACOBSON'S JOYFUL TEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CORSICA WINS CLOSE GAMES TO REACH FIRST STATE TOURN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BLIZZARD HITS DAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPRING RAINS LEAVE SD FARMERS MUDDY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR--BLOCK GRANTS UNFAIR TO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BANKS HAPPY IN NEW YORK,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MAN ARRESTED IN ROBBERY AT LAUNDRY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE--AGENT ORANGE MEASURE (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*SIOUXLAND AUTHOR TELLS ABOUT CO & FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
COUNCIL COMPILES ARTIST ROSTER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
3 ELECTED TO AGRI-BUSINESS COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*AUGUSTANA'S THOMAS RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON BEGINS ITS DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPACE PROJECTS MAY TAKE WING,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM GROUPS-LEGISLATION IS LITTLE HELP,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LAWMAKERS MAY BOOST GASOLINE, VEHICLE TAXES","Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OBSTACLES BLOCK DISTRIBUTION OF MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAKE TUTHILL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SF BOY PICKED TO ASK QUESTION ON NBC,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*2 MORE TO RUN FOR CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUP PETITIONS FOR 10-MEMBER COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GUILTY BUT INSANE LAW FORWARD STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RETIREMENT PAY CUT AS OTHER MONEY WASTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUDIENCE TELLS STATION WHEN IT MISSES MARK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"SF GOP, CHAMBER THANKED (L)","Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*HENRY KNUDSEN IS DEAD AT 83,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ACCIDENT VICTIM IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANOTHER SUIT FILED AGAINST TOBIN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY REACHES REZONING COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS SPACE NEEDS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY CONTINUES DELIBERATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE 16 BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAVEN PRODUCES CHEMICAL ALARMS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIAL DATE SET ON LOWER BRULE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BELL BREAKUP CREATES READY-MADE FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JOBS BILL MAY PROVIDE MILLIONS FOR WEB,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATES MAY COPY BANK LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BLIZZARD FIZZLES BEFORE REACHING SF,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP WANTS TO DO SURGERY IN CITY CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEAMMATES--HANSON USED MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS MAY PICK SITE FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL BANK SETS UP FUND FOR LEUKEMIA,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*COMPUTERS DO MORE THAN ADD AND SUBTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DEVELOPING ASSERTIVENESS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SPINNING DEMONSTRATION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S CLUBS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*'THE GIRL IN THE MIRROR',"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*TO USE WOMAN-OWNED FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORTUNE MAGAZINE SAYS QUICK SALE POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCKENNAN TO START REHABILITATION UNIT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REGENTS' LIST OF CANDIDATES RELEASED SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHANGE MAY SPEED UP MCDOWELL JURY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DOG THAT KILLED GIRL DIDN'T HAVE RABIES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TEACHERS ARGUE ABOUT PRESS RELEASES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LARGE FARM OWNER FILES BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HART'S VERMONT VICTORY NOT THE PRIZE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATORS SHOULD CUT DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN FOREIGN POLICY A FLOP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SHOULD HELP RESOLVE AGRICULTURAL PROB (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TOO MANY IMPORTS CAUSE SURPLUS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ARMOUR TELEPHONE SERVICE CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINNESOTA AVE GROUP OFFERS 3 ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ENDS PETITION DRIVE TO RECALL HUNKING,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NEXT STAGE OF PLANNING WILL TAKE A YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FIRM WANTS TO OPERATE MOBILE MEDICAL SCAN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS VOTERS APPROVE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN DIED OF EXHAUST FUMES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUSPENDED STUDENTS ALLOWED BACK IN HOT SPR,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"2 FARMERS, AGES 96 AND 94, HONORED","Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX CITY MAN INDICTED FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
WATER DISTRICT HEARING BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SF BOARD ENDORSES WATER DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ACCUSED MURDERER ASKS FOR NEW JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
3 ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY FOR STATE LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
GO TO GREAT LENGTHS TO FIND OPEN COURSE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE 'B' BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BASKETBALL TOURNEY PACKS BARS WITH BETTORS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STORY ABOUT AIRPLANE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THERE MUST BE BETTER WAYS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BASKETBALL ISN'T ONLY GAME IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOCIETY INVITES ALL COUNTY RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MARCH IS ANNUAL CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONFERENCE WILL FOCUS ON HISTORY OF DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
HEALTH CENTER FOR WOMEN OPENS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
STUDENTS GET EXPOSURE TO SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*8-YEAR-OLD IN FAMILY MUSICAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*KIDS RETURN BIRTHDAY FAVOR FOR CAPTAIN 11,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MELTING SNOW COULD BRING FLOOD PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ALCESTER WOMAN DIES AFTER ATTACK BY BULL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EXPLOSION AT STOCKYARDS INJURES MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN REMAINS CRITICAL AFTER SHOOTING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINNESOTA MAN DIES IN SF CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PUSHES PLANS FOR CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENIORS COMPETE NEXT WEEKEND FOR GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TWO ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT--MAN MUST RETURN TO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS BOOST CRIME PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MORE CASES OF SNOWSTORM BIRTHS REPORTED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STUDY SHOWS GOOD IRRIGATION PROSPECT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
YANKTON WOMAN DIES IN TRAILOR HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
1930S-ERA FARM PROGRAMS OUTDATED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITICORP SEEKS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"NORTHERN STATE, SD GET MOST","Argus LeaderMar 08 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL WORKERS DISPUTE TASK FORCE ON HUNGER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
INTEREST RATES DECLINE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*AREA FOSTER HOMES GIVE LIFE'S LESSON,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STUDENTS STEP OUT IN FASHION FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CHILDREN'S INN THANKS VOLUNTEERS AND DONORS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RSVP PEOPLE THANK SERTOMA CLUB FOR DONATION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MOTHER APPRECIATES RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CIVIL RIGHTS LEGISLATION SHOULD BE APPROVED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THE FAT OUT OF DEFENSE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ACCUSATIONS ARE NOT TRUE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*GIRL SCOUTS LEARN TRIALS OF JUDICIAL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SINCLAIR JOINS RACE FOR SEAT IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, FAMILY RECEIVE STATE AGRICULTURE AWARDS","Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW PROGRAM OFFERS HEALTH CARE ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMALL TO APPEAL JUDGE'S MCKENNAN DECISION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ALLOWING CITY, SCHOOL VOTES ON SAME DAY","Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ATTACK STARTS SHERIFF'S RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARIZONA OPTION WON'T HELP--HERSETH,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM GROUP LEADERS GIVE UPBEAT TALK,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KILIAN COLLEGE WINS ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE ADMISSION DOORS TOO FAR-OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*IOWA CANDIDATE WANTS HELP FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COLLEGE SALARIES AT STATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"DUAL JUSTICE SYSTEM, GIAGO SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW SIGNS LAW TO HELP CRIME VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BLAST DAMAGES HOMES NEAR HOMESTAKE MINE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CITY OFFERS FREE BUS RIDES TO FOOD GIVEAWAY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COOPER ATTENDS LEAGUE OF CITIES CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS SENATE AGRICULTURE PANEL SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS RURAL FREDERICK MOBILE HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FRANKENFELD COMPLAINS ABOUT HARVARD VISITORS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TAX AGENT TO HOST CLINIC TUESDAY AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TULEY WANTS TO BECOME COUNTY COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*FIVE SMALL CASKETS--WAKPALA,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA THE HOT SPOT OF THE NATION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TO PUT TELEPHONE PLAN ON HOLD (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VEGA OUSTED FOR HIS WAR AGAINST NICARAGUA (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S TAX 20 PERCENT BOOST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
WHO DECIDES MERIT PAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
AMERICANS MUST BE VIGILANT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"CUT PARKING, NOT STREET SIZE (L)","Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LILLEHAUG DESERVES PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HEADLINE WAS IRRESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
LAWMAKERS GAVE MICKELSON MOST OF WHAT HE WANTED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SD SHOOTERS AMONG BEST,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"KNIGHTS, WEBSTER WIN VOLLEYBALL TITLES","Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD STATE'S DORN WINS IN DIVISION II,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*DEUEL COUNTY PRAIRIE OFFERS PROMISE FOR WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MEETS NEEDS OF WORLD'S TAXIDERMISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
AVERAGE MILL LEVY FALLS IN CITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE BACKS SENIOR INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEOPLE SOUGHT FOR BACK PAY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEA RESTAURANT HAS NEW OWNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COLONEL SET TO LEAD GUARDSMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANTIBIOTICS RESEARCH BUGS CATTLE MARKET,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX ARREST FOR RESTAURANT'S FAILURE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOP DEFENDS CHANGES IN MILLER'S JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TO CURE MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NUCLEAR WASTE PLAN WORRIES SD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GASOLINE FIRE DAMAGES WAKONDA AUTO SHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUC OFFICIAL NAMED TO ENERGY COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD WILL HAVE '88 IMPACT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"STATE TO AUCTION LEASES ON 178,000 ACRES","Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL REQUIRES REVIEW OF LAND PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"MICKELSON HOLDS LOOSER REINS, SOME SAY","Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIAL BACKS BED-AND-BREAKFASTS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PROBE SOUGHT OF TRIBE FINANCES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE SHOWS DROP IN PAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*PROM GLITTERS WITH FORMAL TOUCH,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EMILY WEGEHAUPT MAKES PRETTY TREATS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BEST BUY SAYS SALES CONTINUE TO CLIMB,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JOB FAIRS DESIGNED TO HELP VETERANS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WAGE VIOLATIONS INCREASE IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*EX-RACE CAR DRIVER SPRINTS TOWARDS NEW GOAL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PLASTIC BAG FIRM'S EARNINGS SAG,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AUSTAD--TARGETING SECRET TO SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*STOCK UP ON 25-CENT STAMPS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGENTS PRESSURED HER TO CONFESS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL OWNER SHOWS RECORD PROFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLICE LINK RECENT BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD LOSS IS HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*MUSEUM EMPTIES STORAGE FOR EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DONORS DESERVE THE SYMPATHY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MILITARY AND DEFICIT SPENDING FIXED ILLS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*AUGIE ASSISTANT REPLACES TURPIN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ABC NEWSWOMAN TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL'S TRANKLE TAKES POSITION IN ARIZONA,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SPONSOR OF LICENSE BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KIMBALL BANKER FOUND NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL 304A MOVES MEETING TO THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE MUST STRESS TRADE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY COMMISSION DELAYS SEWER LINE ASSESSMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEADER TELLS OF RIGHT TO HONOR PICKETS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX HIKE NOT CERTAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BANKS GETS 5 YEARS' PROBATION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOG PRODUCERS SEEK STATEWIDE VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INTERNATIONAL SLAMS LABOR RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS RESPOND TO AG PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
2 CITIES INCREASE SALES TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FORMER WATERTOWN DOCTOR DIES IN ARIZONA,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BON HOMME SUPERINTENDENT DIES AT 55,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HIGH COURT RULES AGAINST CHIPPEWA,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LEGISLATURE CLEARS FOR HEAVY LENDING,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW WON'T LAST THROUGH WEEK THAW,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUT WINDS THREATEN TO STRIP AWAY TOPSOIL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LOCAL TRAVELERS DON'T NOTICE SLOWDOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CITY COMM NOT HURTING, BUT PAY HIKE OK (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
S DAKOTANS TEMPTED BY FLORIDA'S WARMTH,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STREET CREWS DO A NICE JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SMOKERS DON'T SEEK MUCH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STOP DRUG ABUSE EARLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THRILLERS HAVE BOOSTED RAPID CITY FAN SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PERFORMERS NEED SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PROGRAM KEEPS POOR POOR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RUTLAND HOSPITALITY PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SD KING BILL A FARCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MINERVA'S RATES 2 STARS IN GUIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOTSWANA NATIVE ADAPTS TO LIFE IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT GETS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
TEACHER'S ARTICLE TO BE PUBLISHED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HARMS RECIVES EDUCATOR'S AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
"CITY FAMILY WINS {dollar}50,000 IN CASH","Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREE EYE EXAMS OFFERED TO NEEDY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNMENT BRUNCH SCHEDULED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INVESTIGATION BEGINS OF SMALL PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PROPERTY, CASH GIVEN TO STATE IN ARREST","Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"YANKTON POLICE SEIZE {dollar}18,000 IN DRUG BUST","Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOOK TELLS STORY OF SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OPENING ARGUMENTS BEGIN IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD BUSY WITH DEBT MEDIATION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN INJURED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MASTEN ASKED TO JOIN GOP CLUB,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NUMBER OF CONSTABLES CAUSES DISAGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MEMORIALS PLANNED IN SPINK COUNTY AND KIMBALL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAILROADS CONSPIRED TO DELAY PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SISTERS WOUNDED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"*FIRST SPIRIT OF DAKOTA RECIPIENT, DIES","Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*PROFESSING GENDER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*LINCOLN, MITCHELL ADVANCE TO STATE","Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THREE NAMED TO SD HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HIGHER OAT TARGET PRICES PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SALES TAX RECEIPTS UP 8.9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
UNION LEADERS PLAN TO MEET IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*SIGNS OF OPENING,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
DROUGHT OF '88 HURTS JOB GROWTH,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MESABA TO END PIERRE PASSENGER FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
CONTRACT SATISFIES ELK POINT MANUFACTURER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*DEATH TRIGGERS CALLS FROM ABUSED WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FREEZING RAIN SLIPS INTO CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POSTAL RATE HIKES WORRY LOCAL FIRMS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLICE SLIDE INTO 100 CRASHES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*AMWAY DISTRIBUTOR REINFORCES FAMILY TIES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SEMINARY TRIES HAND AT HUMOR,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
TO HOST LOCAL ROCK SHOW ON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--RAISE THE COST,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HARRISBURG COULD USE MODULAR CLASSROOMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MOVE ON TO NEW EDUCATION ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEP INCINERATOR OUT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MUENSTER A MAN OF HIS WORD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*IT'S TIME FOR REAL REFORMS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SKYFORCE DROP TOPEKA 120-112,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COACHES AGREE--CUSTER IS FAVORED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COYOTES FORCE TITLE-TAKING ND,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GRASSHOPPERS NOT A FARM THREAT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NON-FARM DROUGHT RELIEF AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
WEED COMMISSION DENIED BUDGET INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
ANDERSON TAKES JOB WITH NATIONAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHARGES POSSIBLE IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOUR CHILDREN KILLED IN ROSEBUD FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANNING BOARD CANCELS MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROBLEM SOLVING BOWL SATURDAY AT LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REVISED LIVING FOR EARTH'S SAKE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MANSION NEWS IN JUDGE'S HANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TARGET--CHILDREN IN POVERTY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S STATISTICS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EX-MINNESOTAN DIES IN BLAST,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ROONEY LEAVING KSFY-TV,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AUDITOR ASKS FOR MONEY BACK,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNEAPOLIS MEN ADMIT ATTEMPTING DRUG BUYS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN POLICE INVESTIGATING BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELLSWORTH WING WINS WEEKEND AERIAL DUEL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
YANKTON WOMAN SAYS HUSBAND SHOT TRUCKER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
EXPERT--PROTECT WATER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RUSHMORE IS STILL TOP TOURIST STOP,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FLANDREAU CASINO SOLD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEPATITIS A SPREADS EASTWARD IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ONE-MAN BAND WAS WATERTOWN STAR,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DEMOCRATS INVITE BUSH TO RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
POSTWAR ISSUES CAN'T BE IGNORED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"BROWN'S PIECE SKIPS HONESTY, OBJECTIVITY (L)","Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
EVERY CHILD SHOULD BE WANTED AND LOVED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
DIDN'T PAY FOR AD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SUPPRESSED PATRIOTISM HAS EMERGED FROM WAR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CUSTOMERS WILL PAY US WEST'S FINE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PHONE NURSES THERE WHEN YOU NEED THEM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
DEFEAT TIME FOR RENEWED EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LONETREE SHOULD BE REFERRED TO PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OIL PRICE-FIXING LETTER MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HIGH CITY HALL PAY IS FEATHERBEDDING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BAND'S SUCCESS IS GOOD NEWS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EQUESTRIAN BALLET,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'PEOPLE' TO FEATURE DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MONTHLY RECYCLING IS SATURDAY AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO AGREEMENT YET ON PARADE ROUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO INDICTMENTS FILED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHAMROCK PAINTING KICKS OFF ST PAT'S,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SWINGING TOWARD SPRING,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIELDS--BOUNCER INTENDED TO KILL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LONETREE LANDFILL OPPONENTS BEGIN PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AMBULANCE BILLING PROBE INCOMPLETE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BIBLICAL EXPERTS HELPED SAVE CULTURAL SITES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRANSPLANT PATIENT SUES INSURANCE FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS TO REDUCE ENERGY USE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MILITARY FAMILIES FACE ADJUSTMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SETTLEMENT APPEARS NEAR IN WASTE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"ARLINGTON MAN RECEIVES {dollar}130,000 IN LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MITCHELL JOINS EFFORT TO RE-OPEN RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RC DIOCESE STUDYING NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
VOLUNTEER SHORTAGE CLOSES CLOTHING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
2 FIRES DAMAGE ELK POINT GARAGES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BECKSTRAND'S PLAY A PLUS FOR AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FORDHAM LEADS ATHLETES IN NATIONAL TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FOUR RATE FIRST-ROUND 'A',"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KEY FOR NCC FOUR CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY CREDIT UNION CHANGES ITS NAME,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PROGRAM EXAMINES HOUSING SHORTAGES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
ROAST FOR KEARNS SET FOR APRIL 11,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PLANT MAY PUSH CORN PRICES HIGHER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*CHICKEN OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
*TAX LAWS SHIFT WITH THE TIMES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
INMATE MISSING FROM STATE PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE-RAVAGED CAFE WAS POPULAR WITH MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IT ALL BEGAN IN '46,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOTEL CAFE WAS MCGOVERN'S FAVORITE SPOT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*AUTHORITIES SEARCH FOR CAUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
DOOR TO GAMBLING OPEN WIDE ENOUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RUNDOWN SCHOOLS EVIDENCE (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NEWSPAPER EDITOR RISES TO CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"*LEGISLATURE DESERVES 'B+', NOT DEGRADING 'D'","Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*STRIVES TO PUT SUBSTANCE INTO RELIGIOUS REPORTING,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"CITY CATERING TO RICH WITH GOLF, SKIING, ARTS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DRIVING IN FOG A RISK WITH HEADLIGHTS OFF (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TAXES DIDN'T SKYROCKET TO HELP HANDICAPPED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
STAAB'S LACK OF SUPPORT FOR ARTS REPREHENSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HAAR STANDS AGAINST GUN-CONTROL LEGISLATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*TOURNAMENT BOOSTS ODDS OF NCC TEAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX WIN NCC TITLE OVER UNC,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"HURLEY, WEST RIVER TEAMS WIN TITLES","Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NUMBER 7 VIKINGS TOPPLE NUMBER 1 ND STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD-BACKED MUSHER IS FOURTH IN IDITAROD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ETHANOL USE REACHES 42 PERCENT OF MARKET SHARE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HANSON FIRE LOAN DEADLINE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SKID LOAD ENGINEERS MOVING TO MADISON,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
UNITED ADDS THIRD FLIGHT TO DENVER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MADIGAN DEVELOPS STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
BALTIC REP WAGNER TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"GOVERNOR, LAWMAKERS TO DISCUSS SESSION","Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MATH CONTESTANTS EARN STATE BERTHS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER TO SPEAK AT GOP DINNER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SIX SELECTED FOR STATE CITIZEN BEE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ECONOMIST--RURAL HOSPITALS NEED FOCUS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*HOW'D YOU DO THAT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*LEARNING TO PREACH & COUNSEL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
WESSINGTON SPRINGS RESIDENT WANTS NUMBER KEPT AT 11,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
GOP SETS FOCUS ON LEGISLATIVE RACES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
GROUP SAYS STATE NEEDS TO REFORM TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
POWERBALL SHOULD ATTRACT PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
SDSU ELECTS LAUCK AS STUDENT PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*SD ROOTS A POLITICAL ASSET--CAMPAIGN DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE--GANG PROBLEMS LINKED TO FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIALS HOPE TOURISM RIDES OUT WAVE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
VERMILLION TO CONSIDER YARD-WASTE ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
RESIDENTS WANT CITY TO SOLVE WATER LINE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
"*DOC'S LESSON TOOK 30 YEARS, 1 CONFESSION","Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*WAR OF THE REMOTES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*NATIVE HELPS ADVENTURERS TRACK THROUGH MEXICO,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1992, sect.G, p.03, col.2"
*DEVOTION TO RURAL MINISTRY EARNS RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WEAST OFFERED NC POST,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WASTE MANAGEMENT GROWS UNDER BUNTROCK,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUNTROCK WAS 'ALWAYS ON THE RUN',"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*WASTE MANAGEMENT PROJECT FOCUSES ON RECLAMATION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*ABOUT THIS REPORT--AN EMPIRE BUILT ON TRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
CITY HALL NEEDS NEW ETHICS POLICY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LETTER IGNORED GOOD PRESSLER'S DONE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAGNETIC BASS SINGER IS MISSED ON STAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CLINTON SHOULD LIMIT CAMPAIGN SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*NEW METER-READING PLAN LACKS GOOD BUSINESS SENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*TDI METER-READING SYSTEM WILL SAVE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA PROFESSOR TOPS IN RESEARCH FIELD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EVENTS START AT NOON,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER ACCEPTS INTERN APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD AGENCIES GAIN FOUNDATION GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YWCA SEEKING LEADER AWARD NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HORSE TOW,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN EDUCATOR SHARES CULTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RURAL HOME BUILDING BOOMING,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOME-ALONE CALLS COMMON,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DINING AT FALLS GETS STATE OK,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STRUGGLING HOSPITALS LOOKING FOR ALLIANCES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GEOGRAPHY INSTITUTE DEADLINE NEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON WANTS SUE TO STAY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUPREME COURT PLANS TERM AT USD CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER DISTRICT REHIRES MANAGER IT FIRED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BET BILL'S IMPACT ON TRIBAL CASINOS IS GREAT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FUGITIVE WORKED AT STATE FACILITY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SISTER CITY EXTENDS TO NORTHERN IRELAND,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TAX-EXEMPT INCOME FIGURE VARIES ON FORM,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EARLIER SCHOOL START HURTS STATE FAIR--4-H LEADER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
FARMERS UNION HEARS OPINIONS ON CLINTON'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*SKYFORCE EARN PIVOTAL VICTORY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NCC FARES WELL IN DIVISION II WRESTLING TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*GRADUATION LOOMS, SO DO ANNOYING RECRUITERS","Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PAGE OFFERS PIERRE REVIEW,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SHOULD VETO BAD BILL ON PARENTAL NOTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*YAC PROFILE: JASON GANT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*YAC PROFILE: JASON GANT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FIRE FATALITIES HIGH IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ESTELLINE TO KEEP NICKNAME,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"CLINTONS, STAFFERS MUST NOT RUN, HIDE (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FACULTY SALARIES NEED TO BE MADE COMPETITIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SELF-ESTEEM IS KEY TO HELPING KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CHEAPER TO KILL THAN CARE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
POLICE SAY MAN TRIED TO RUN THEM OVER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWA MAN CHARGED IN MACE SPRAYING,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION SEEKS INPUT FROM PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET BATTLE CONTINUES AS FINAL DAY NEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HEALTH CENTER OFFICES TO OPEN IN MAY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION OK'S PERMITS FOR FENCES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BRANDON STUDENT DIES OF LEUKEMIA,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"LOAN FIRM MISUSED FUNDS, FEDS SAY","Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS LOBBYING FOR ELLSWORTH BASE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL OF MINES PLANS REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUSTICES REFUSE TO HEAR PATERNITY SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*DELL RAPIDS TEENS TACKLE TOUGH ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BEDDOW DENOUNCES IMPROPRIETY IN GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INMATE WHO FLED DURING FUNERAL IN JAIL AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
MILLER SIGNS HEALTH-CARE REFORM BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OUSTED CLUB 322 SEEKS BEER-LICENSE TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*THE RIGHT STUFF A BIG PLUS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NELSON HELPS IRENE FORGET TOUGH LOSS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*ABUSE BOOZE AND U LOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT'S IN WITH VITAMINS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
VITAMIN RULES STILL UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS' AUTO-THEFT RATE SPEEDS UP,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE SQUABBLE MIGHT HURT STATE'S TOURISM,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS TO PLACE TEACHERS ON NOTICE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NO NEED FOR ANOTHER GAMBLING ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
USERS WOULD BENEFIT FROM LIBRARY MERGER (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS YOU TO FORGET HIS VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
THE LIMITED UNDERGOES SOME DRASTIC CHANGES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA NEEDS PUBLIC BROADCASTING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*REVISING RECIPES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AURORA COOK GOT EARLY START IN KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SKYFORCE SCORCHES RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU WOMEN POUND DENVER IN PLAYOFF OPENER,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX ELECTION MAY NOT BE LEGAL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO INMATES ENTER PLEA IN JAIL BREAK,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAPE TRIAL HALTED BY LACK OF JURORS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DRIFTER ARRESTED IN STRANGLING,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WINDOWS DOMINATE THE ARCHITECTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY PLANS INVENTORY OF HISTORIC SITES,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WITNESS DETAILS FATAL CLUBBING,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TRIBE CONSIDERING STARTING NATIONAL LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*{dollar}200,000 LOAN TO AID MODULAR-HOME FACTORY","Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAGAZINE'S FIRST ISSUE IN CIRCULATION,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"VERMILLION CAFE FEATURES NEW NAME, MENU, OWNER","Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*YANKTON MAN NAMED OFFICIAL BLACK HISTORIAN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*{dollar}2,500 REWARD HELPS IN STEELE SEARCH","Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CITY CONDEMNS MALL BECAUSE OF LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
REPUBLICANS NAME NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
REORGANIZED DISTRICT NEEDS SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*KEEPING TRACK OF THINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MOTHER CHARGED IN FELONY PARENTAL KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"BROOKINGS MAN, 18, ADMITS RAPE, CAR THEFT","Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RESTORED DUNN PAINTING RETURNED TO MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BROOKINGS EXTENSION BOARD OPPOSES MOVING AG COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"GROUP TO STOP CONTRACT BETWEEN NUDE DANCERS, PATRONS","Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*NUMBER OF CHILDREN REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN MALTREATED,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"BOY, 4, DIES IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DEMOCRATS TO RELEASE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*BOARD OK'S PAY HIKE FOR SPRAYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
COUNTY TELLS BUSINESS OWNER TO COMPLETE FENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
PROGRAM TO HELP YOUTH ON THE ROAD TO TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NEW VOTER REGISTRATION SYSTEM HITS SOME SNAGS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
COMPANY TO OFFER MANAGED CARE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*SUNSET BRANCH'S BANKERS TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
US WEST WILL EARN MILLIONS IN PHONE SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
CO-OP TO STOP SELLING SHARES OF STOCK,"Argus LeaderMar 08 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
NEW LOTS MAY BE USED FOR COURT SITE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DIGGING OUT FROM UNDER THE 3 INCHES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LINCOLN GRAD MEMBER OF ELITE CORPS-NEAL LANDEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NOW SHOULD END BOYCOTT EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SEES ESCALATION IN COSTS FOR FEDERAL BUREAUCRACY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CITIZENS MUST ACT TO CUT TAXES BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DEATH PENALTY UPHELD,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
GAME DEPT CRITICIZED FOR RAISING FISHING LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*MARK MORTENSON TOOK ADVANTAGE OF SNOW-FREE STREETS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO DAMAGES AWARDED IN FATHER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO DAMAGES AWARDED IN FATHER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BURNOUT-WHEN YOUR JOB GETS THE BLAHS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION REINSTATES BRIEFINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
MEANS FIRED AFTER FOUR DAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
ELDERLY CALLED VICTIMS OF LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORK ON RESOLUTION REQUESTED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AID PLAN WON'T PROFIT SIOUX FALLS SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORK ON RESOLUTION REQUESTED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BARNETT TO FIGHT TAX HIKES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BARNETT TO FIGHT TAX HIKES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BARNETT TO FIGHT TAX HIKES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A CAR EXPLODED INTO FLAMES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW ASKS FOR NEW PLANE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW STRICT ABOUT ORDERS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUNSET REVIEW SET FOR WILDLIFE AGENCY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SUNSET REVIEW SET FOR WILDLIFE AGENCY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
2-CAR CRASH KILLS MILBANK MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
DASCHLE REJECTS ND WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
DASCHLE SCHEDULES 2 MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SPECIAL EDUCATION TRAINING SET,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
"THEODORE OLSON, RAPID CITY, SENTENCED ON TAX CHARGE","Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
NORTHWESTERN PUBLIC SEEKS RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
LOWER BRULE INDIAN RESERVATION OFFICIAL INDICTED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
DASCHLE REJECTS ND WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
MIKE SWIER RELUCTANT TRI-VALLEY HERO,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ARMOUR'S CHANCES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*CANTON LEARNS HOW TO BEAT LENNOX,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*CER'CI MAHONE NCC MVP,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*PROMISE FULFILLED BY LORI SHUMAKER,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1979, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*LYMAN CENTER KEVIN KING GETS A HERO'S WELCOME,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOMESTAKE FINANCES TRIP FOR LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HOMESTAKE FINANCES TRIP FOR LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CATHOLICS FOLLOW OLD CHURCH RITES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WALLY SCHIRRA BELIEVES IN FIRE-PROOF BOXES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INCEST CREEPING OUT OF CLOSET,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
INCEST CREEPING OUT OF CLOSET,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MARY BENNETT-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*LYMAN WINS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOVING MOCS BEAT STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SURVIVAL MANUAL GOOD BUY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
EARLY SPRING FISHING TOO TEMPTING TO RESIST,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
SUNFLOWER SEED CROP ABUNDANT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*OFFICIAL PROMOTES MOBILE OIL'S IMAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
JANKLOW-ARGUS SLANTS NEWS AGAINST ME,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SPOUSE ABUSE BILL TO GET NOD,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC OFFERS GOVERNOR 'HELPFUL' HINTS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-ARGUS SLANTS NEWS AGAINST ME,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SPOUSE ABUSE BILL TO GET NOD,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SPOUSE ABUSE BILL TO GET NOD,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*O'GORMAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS GRIT THEIR TEETH,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGING JANKLOW (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TWO BILLS JANKLOW SHOULDN'T HAVE VETOED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BARONDEAU URGES HIKE IN TAX ON HOMESTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BARONDEAU URGES HIKE IN TAX ON HOMESTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TAP OUTDOOR FUNDS TO BUY THE RAILS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WHAT GEESE MIGHT SAY ABOUT REST AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
WHAT GEESE MIGHT SAY ABOUT REST AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING ESPOUSED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
HOW CAN CITY JUSTIFY SUSPENSION OF THREE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
HOW CAN CITY JUSTIFY SUSPENSION OF THREE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
SALES TAX WRONG WAY TO FUND RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
HATCHERY BOND SALE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
HATCHERY BOND SALE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*EX-FARMER CLINGS LIKE A BARNACLE TO WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
JOHNSTON MAKES HIS ADJUSTMENTS OFFICIALLY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSTON MAKES HIS ADJUSTMENTS OFFICIALLY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WAGNER GYMNASTICS STAYS ALL IN THE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOLDILOCKS MAKES HAVING A PET BEARABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOLDILOCKS MAKES HAVING A PET BEARABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WINTER'S BITES LINGER DESPITE MILD WEATHER,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW MAIL POLICY IRKS RESIDENTS-ADDRESSES CROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOLDILOCKS MAKES HAVING A PET BEARABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 FIRMS DESTROYED IN WATERTOWN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*NEW STANDARDS AIMED AT RADAR ERROR REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"1981 MAY BRING LUCK, LONG LOOK (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"1981 MAY BRING LUCK, LONG LOOK (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"1981 MAY BRING LUCK, LONG LOOK (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DIFFERENT CHALLENGES FACE SD DEMOS, REPUBLICANS","Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"DIFFERENT CHALLENGES FACE SD DEMOS, REPUBLICANS","Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"DIFFERENT CHALLENGES FACE SD DEMOS, REPUBLICANS","Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BALTIC MAN LOSES LEG IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN ART DISPLAY BEGINS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESS FROUP OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ST PATRICK'S DAY PARADE ROUTE SET,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HUNTING BAN MIGHT CONFLICT WITH STATE LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ELMER OFFERS {dollar}1 MILLION FOR WASHINGTON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHOLESALER BEER BILL DRAWS VETO FROM GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCFADDEN NAMED PRESIDENT OF USD,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"FREE GOLDFISH STORY IS HARD TO SWALLOW, BUT TRUE","Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CORSICA LIVESTOCK DEALER LOSES LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*'CHARIOTS OF FIRE' MIGHT SURPRISE THIS YEARS OSCARS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CHINESE PUPS PUT AN ODD WRINKLE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DO YOU KNOW THESE '72 LHS GRADS--,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
LUCE CABIN INFORMATION SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
"KEEP GUNS OUT OF COURT, JUDGES TELL OFFICERS","Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RENNER MAN ARRAIGNED ON 2ND THEFT COUNT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD TO FOLLOW RANCHER'S TIP ON MISSING PLANE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HUMAN RIGHTS INVESTIGATOR HIRED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WATERTOWN BANKER NAMED MANAGER OF EMPIRE MALL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMPUTERIZED LIGHTS PLAN STALLS--ALTERNATIVE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"COMPUTERIZED LIGHTS PLAN STALLS, ALTERNATIVE SOUGHT","Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE TO ANNOUNCE MATHIS RULING TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BIG SPENDERS CAUSE OF US FISCAL MESS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER'S SURVEY DEPICTS SD MOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TERM 'GIRLS' EQUATED WITH UNFAIR TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW--TUITION WAIVER STUDENT OWNS 158 ACRES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
POSTAL SERVICE TO DELAY STAMP HONORING WILDER,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
URBAN LAWMAKER TO SEE PLIGHT OF SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"GOVERNOR'S SCORECARD--370 BILLS SIGNED, 11 VETOED","Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BILLION SWITCHES PARTIES BACK TO ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RC WORKERS WANT UNION RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SAWMILL HAS 60 DAYS TO CLEAN EMISSIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SF MAN ARRAIGNED FOR BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
200 EXPECTED AT ELECTRICITY MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
6 AIRLINES FILE WITH CAB TO SERVE PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FARM LEADER--CUTS WILL END JOBS FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
STATE WANTS TRIBAL JURISDICTION RULING OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
O'CONNOR FOUND GUILTY OF PLANNING BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SECURITY TIGHTER AT FOOD STAMP OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MAYER ELECTED CHIEF OF COUNTY DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
COST-SAVING PLAN COULD COST SD,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*CONCERT MEMBERSHIP DRIVE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PUBLIC LIBRARY JOINS COMPUTER AGE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CIVIL AIR PATROL AWARDS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
INDUSTRIAL ARTS TEACHER HONORED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
KUTZ SERTOMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LANG ELECTED TO GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
OPTISMISTS HONOR YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
RODMAN INDUCTED INTO GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
WASS APPOINTED TO COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SF GIRLS PICKED FOR TRIP,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
DEBATE TEAM QUALIFIES FOR TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
COMMISSION MAY SET 2-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT ORDERS BILLION TO PAY BACK WAGES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RULING ALLOWS CREDIT FIRM TO FORECLOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER SUPPLIES SHOULD BE CHECKED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN HOLD LOWEST-PAYING JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN HOLD LOWEST-PAYING JOBS--MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN FACES ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER RETURNS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BIG RESPONSE SEEN TO SD BANKING LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUDGET REQUIRES EARLIER COLLECTION OF TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATORS APPROVE {dollar}20 CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"REAGAN SHOULD FIRE BURFORD, CLEAN UP EPA (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*JANKLOW URGED TO VETO DISCRIMINATION BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOW WOULD GROUPS REPAY BORROWED MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CREATING A ROOF,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR TALKS HOUSE OUT OF CAR BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDUCTION SUSPECT SURRENDERS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS MURDER TRIAL MOVED TO ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"COLD STOPS RUNOFF, FLOODING CONTINUES","Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELLSWORTH AIRMAN ACCIDENTLY KILLED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOP LAWMAKERS IGNORED AVERAGE CITIZEN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW UNDERWOOD COUNCILMAN SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC WILL LET BELL SELL PHONES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPE CASE SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 24,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU TEAM 4TH IN RANGE PLANT EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR WANTS EROS TO HOST SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COMMISSION MEETS BEHIND CLOSED DOORS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
19 CITY HOMES BURGLARIZED IN 5 DAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WINTER MILD ENOUGH TO SUIT PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FOOD OFFICIALS PREDICT NO CUTBACK,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NATL NUTRITION MONTH--TEST YOUR PHYSICAL FITNESS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
'B' FEVER CAUSES MASS MIGRATION,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE THROWS OUT COCAINE TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"GYM, RAMP LED PANEL'S SHOPPING LIST","Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
THE ROAD BRINGS DANCE COMPANY BACK,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FOR THE LOVE OF MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GOOD FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
YMCA GIVES PLAYERS A HAVEN OF SWEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY SELECTION ENTERS 5TH DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE FACES MARCH 25 DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPPORTERS OF MAVERICK CANDIDATE FEW,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER PROPOSAL WINS PRAISE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GIEBINK SWITCHES FROM REPUBLICAN TO DEMO,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MILLER RECONSIDERS DECISION AGAINST RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"COUPLE SUE BAR, CHARGE NEGLIGENCE","Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOW TO AVERT ANOTHER 007 TRAGEDY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THOMPSON OFF BASE IN CRITICIZING PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STUDY NEEDED TO DETERMINE PRISON POP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COMPROMISE COULD BRING FARMERS MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOME GREEK ORTHODOX WILL PRAY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HINES SUPPORTS BLACK TOPPING AVENUE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAMMERS WILL RUN AGAIN FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE MAY SUE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
AUGUSTANA PROFESSOR TO TALK ABOUT WASTE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BONESTEEL TEACHERS WILL DISPUTE ABOUT FIRING,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE TO ANNOUNCE MONDAY IF HE'LL RUN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
JURY ACQUITS EX-HOUSING OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MAN RESCUES 2 CHILDREN FROM BURNING HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RAPID CITY HALL MAY MOVE TO JOURNAL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TOWNS GET RESPONSIBILITY FOR ROADS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"AMERICAN INDIAN SERVICES GETS {dollar}25,000","Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
BENNETT COUNTY RESIDENTS REPORT UFO,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
TURNER BROADCASTING VISITS RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
"*CITIZENSHIP--OH, WHAT A FEELING","Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEATH OF BILL MEANS END OF PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COLD REMEDIES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CONTROVERSIAL PLAY WAS A BIG SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THE BUCK THAT STOPPED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GYMNASTS DESERVED BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"PICNIC DRAWS 4,000 SOUTH DAKOTANS (YEAGER)","Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TAKE 'WILD BILL' TO WOODSHED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
USURY IS THE NEW MORALITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
AIRPORT KEPT NICE AND TIDY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
LYMAN CARRIES YEARS OF WEST RIVER FUTILITY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DAUGHTER OF MARTIN LUTHER KING JR TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FASTER THAN A SPEEDING BULLET,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOW-INTEREST LOANS AVAILABLE TO HOMEOWNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON HIRES CONSULTANT FOR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MEMORIAL WILL HONOR VETERANS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
500 HOMES STILL WAITING TO SEE THE LIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*2 RECALL YEAR THE B'S WERE BORN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CIVIC CENTER FOES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
THERE'S PAVEMENT UNDER ALL THAT SLUSH,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FIND BODY IN RUINS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL SEEKS BUILDING REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR BILL NAMES BUILDING FOR AGENT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WATERTOWN RODEO IS CANCELED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CHURCH FIRE WAS SET--KEYSTONE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*THE AGONY OF DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STILL IN THE CLOSET,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN STRUCK BY CAR DIES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FEDERAL AID CUTS TO INCREASE IN TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CONTESTS DEVELOPING FOR MEIERHENRY'S JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEP COLLEGES OPEN TO ALL GRADS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"LET'S SPEND MONEY ON FARMERS, NO CONTRAS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RAISING AGE NOT ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PLAY MORE PROGRESSIVE ROCK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GROUP CAN HELP EASE PAIN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHAT TOOK JANKLOW SO LONG,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"MAGIC ABOUT TAN, 1936 FORDS","Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"FIRE CAUSES {dollar}65,000 DAMAGE TO SENIOR CENTER","Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LUTHERAN SUPPER RAISES {dollar}1,333 FOR BRECH","Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REAL ESTATE BROKER PLANS TO RUN FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CLERK RECORDS 63 YEARS OF CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*GOP HOPEFULS SEEK RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ABDNOR PROTESTS JANKLOW LETTER,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CREDIT PLAN TOPS LOBBYIST'S LIST,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"BAR RAIDS SNARE GAMBLING MACHINES, CARDS","Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FMHA HEAD IN MCCOOK, TURNER COUNTIES QUITS","Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VIBORG MAN FOUND NOT GUILTY IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER BOARD HOPES NEW NAME ENDS MIX UP,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REALTORS CAN'T FIND FARMLAND BUYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SHOW GIVES BIKERS A CHANCE TO SHIFT GEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CORN GROWERS SET STATE MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*WOMAN WITH PROVIDING PSYCHIC POWERS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FARM EVENTS RESPONSE PLEASES CHAMBER,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MALPRACTICE COSTS END UP WITH PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BANKRUPTCY JUDGE SEES NO LETUP,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CAFE RULING PUTS WOMAN IN QUANDARY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TRIBAL VOTE SET TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
LEGISLATIVE SESSION IS QUIET,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*COMB GIVES NEW LIFE TO NEW TOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MINI-MALL CHANGE LOOK OF CITY IN BIG WAY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S RETAIL KING SEEKS TO EXPAND ITS EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARM FAMILY OF THE YEAR REMEMBERS ITS ROOTS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS ACHIEVE IN APPLIED ECONOMICS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"DONNA HICKS, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderMar 09 1986, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*LEGISLATIVE SCORECARD,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BLUSTERY WIND GUSTS BLOW CITY BACK TO WINTER,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SD MUSEUM OFFERS TO RESTORE NJ STATUE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*LINCOLN TEACHER PRACTICES WHAT HE TEACHES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FOREIGN STUDY SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LOG ENTRY POSSIBLE FATHER'S DAY GIFT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BOARD SHOULD REVERSE FIRINGS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BRECH'S DEATH OFFERS LESSON ON INSURANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WALL STREET WILL BENEFIT FROM CLEANUP CAMPAIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PEOPLE HELPED CREATE IRAN SCANDAL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
INSULATOR BREAK CUTS CITY POWER,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2-TIME ESCAPEE BACK IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOTORCYCLIST HURT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RELIGIOUS COLLEGES SEEK DIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SESSION UNPRODUCTIVE FOR FARMERS, SOME SAY","Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BANKS CASE TO GO BEFORE COURT TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY TO CONSIDER WORKS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STATE PLANS JOB SESSIONS FOR VETERANS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LUNG GROUPS TO HAVE CYCLING EVENTS IN TANDEM,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SCHOOL OFFICIALS PREDICT BUDGET CUT OF {dollar}849,000","Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE LAYS DOWN THE LAW IN PESTICIDE USE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FBI HEAD EYES SPIES, CORRUPTION","Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
BUILDING PERMITS IN CITY RUNNING AHEAD OF 1986 PACE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SD WINNERS WERE SOUTH'S LOSERS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DEFENSE RESTS IN JENNER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY HEARS PLENTY OF ASSESSMENT GRIPES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SUPER TUESDAY GIVES LIFE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
5-CENT GAS TAX BOOST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PAISLEY TO SEEK THIRD SENATE TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARTIST TO SPEAK ON SCULPTURING,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEADLINE NEARS FOR ENERGY ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IMMIGRATION OFFICIAL OFFERS AMNESTY HELP,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH FALSIFYING TICKET,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PART OF 26TH CLOSED FOR SEWER WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BON HOMME'S FLEVARES HELPED UNIFY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY DRUG TO JOIN PHARMACY CHAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRM PONDERS MOVING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UNION LEADERS ENCOURAGED STRIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW GIVES CITY BLAST OF THE PAST,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DOMINO'S CARRIER ROBBED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*TO RETAIN JOB WHILE SEEKING POSITION,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ATTORNEY GENERAL WARNS OF LOTTERY CHAIN LETTER,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE SUSPENDS SENTENCE IN ROBBERY CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PORK PRODUCERS TO DELIVER PETITIONS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAGAZINES FEATURE BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"*PARKING FINES, METER REVENUE DOWN","Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*MISSIONARY WORK INSPIRED FRENCH RECIPES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS COOK FOR CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*WASHINGTON SHOCKS LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY UTILITY DIRECTOR'S JOB IN PERIL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRASH DASHES HOPES OF CHAMBERLAIN STAR,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD NUMBER 2 IN INFANT DEATHS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CENTER SEATING DISAPPOINTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO APOLOGIES NEEDED FOR BANS ON SMOKING (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"PARENTS, KIDS SHOULD DISCUSS 'WHAT IFS' (L)","Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC OPINIONS ON A 4.5 PERCENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE PAY CORPORATE TAX (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*LONG-RANGE HILLS PLAN NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR TO SPEAK AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAW AND ORDER IN THE MORNING,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLAY DIRECTOR LEAVES 31 YEARS OF COSTUMES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TEACHERS' EDUCATION STILL UNDER DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE PRODUCTION HAS LONG WAY TO GO,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*HIGH ABOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S FREEZING RAIN CAUSES 40 CRASHES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOWNING LAWYER ASKS FOR MISTRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEW MORRELL WORKERS LEAVE JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICROWAVE PLANT FILES REORGANIZATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THEFT SUSPECT TURNS HIMSELF INTO POLICE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH QUESTIONED ABOUT BOMB-THREAT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOINT CITY-SFC SCHOLARSHIPS ESTABLISHED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PANEL REJECTS CAR WASH PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PLAN MAKES SCHOOLS TIGHTEN BELTS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
400 NEEDY GET EYES CHECKED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DELAYS FORCE TO SPEND A NIGHT IN ALASKA,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDICTMENT TO STAND IN SEWAGE ASH CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IVES DONATES MEMORABILIA TO CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE HEALTH SECRETARY TO LEAVE POST,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOG-FARM BAN SUPPORTERS OUTSPENT OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
US WEST SPENT {dollar}2 MILLION ON CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE TO GET GRANT FOR SEWAGE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*TEAMS FOR ALL TIMES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TWINS LEAD VERMILLION IN QUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AUCTION WILL HELP SLAIN WOMAN'S KIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SUNDAY CULT CONCERT AT ARENA IS CANCELED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SLIP-SLIDING GOES AWAY--RAIN COMING,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KELO SUES TO TELEVISE LIVE AT TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL ADDS SHIFT, 250 JOBS","Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'ARGUS' PREJUDGED ROONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHARGE IS UNFAIR BURDEN ON SMALL HOMEOWNER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SKYFORCE NICE ADDITION TO ENTERTAINMENT LINEUP (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHY SHOULD TAXPAYERS PAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EVANSES ARE INSPIRING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HELP ILLITERATE STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*LIABILTY ACT FORCES RAILROADS TO PROMOTE SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*COSTNER FILM PROPS PART OF MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 BANDS BOW OUT OF YES CONCERT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*FAMILIES TURN OUT FOR IRISH NIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*LOCAL SKATERS PLAN RECITAL TO SHOW SKILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GAO TO INVESTIGATE HEATING-FUEL PRICE RAISE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGHER ADMISSION PROPOSED FOR FAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY POOL REACHES 39 IN FAIRVIEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAMMERS ANNOUNCES RE-ELECTION PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HURT IN EXPLOSION RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE SUSPECT'S TRIAL DELAYED UNTIL MAY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VICTIM OF STABBING RETURNS TO CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GLUT FORCES END TO GROUP'S PAPER DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ONE DAY BEFORE DEADLINE, ELECTION SLATE STANDS AT 9","Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS MAY TOUR YOUTH CENTER FIRST,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROSEBUD FIRE VICTIMS IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NO INJURIES IN MOTEL BLAZE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WIDOW SETTLES SUIT IN INDY 500 DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WINNER SCHOOL BOARD ASKS PUBLIC'S INPUT ON STRIP,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS CONSIDERS EXOTIC DANCING BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ETHAN NATIVES WIN SDSU STUDENT ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FREDERICK COUPLE FOUND GUILTY IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANTON GIVES NOD TO WATER PIPELINE STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE RELIEVED ABOUT MISSOURI RIVER FLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX VALLEY ELECTRIC SETS DISTRICT MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
USD STUDENTS PROTEST FOAM,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"*USD, MANKATO TRIUMPH","Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN'S BASKETBALL FEATURES 4 NCC TEAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS RELIEVED BY RECENT RAINS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
LOCAL UNITED FOOD UNION MAY JOIN CAUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*FEDS SEIZE THE HURON S&L,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HUSBAND CHARGED IN WIFE'S SLAYING,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOWNTOWN CENTER PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*USD, SDSU IN FINAL","Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BRITON BASES FEMINIST VIEW ON SCRIPTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD STOP BEING GUN FOR HIRE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAKE JOBS AWAY FROM LONETREE BACKERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NATION MUST PROTECT UNPROTECTED UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
INSANE HABIT CALLS FOR INSANE SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MORE CONSISTENT CALLS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SD SHOWTIME,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"FATHERS, SONS WORK TOGETHER","Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*JACKRABBITS SOAR,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
AUTHORITIES SEEK ROBBERY SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEBATERS QUALIFY FOR NATIONAL TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITALIZED FOR PROSTATE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIEUTENANT IMPROVES MEDICAL DATA SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO ATTEND NATIONAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP OFFERED MARCH 16,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BANKER'S WIFE SETTLES IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIELDS 'ASHAMED' OF STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN SUING ABERDEEN OVER BINGO,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN RESERVIST GRATEFUL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FEW UNFOUNDED CALLS MADE IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AT-RISK HIGH SCHOOL OPENS IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUDGET THROWS WATER STUDY OFF TRACK,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KEYSTONE TO HONOR GULF TROOPS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USD ASSOCIATION PLANS RECONCILIATION EFFORT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CUTE AS A BUNNY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CASINOS COULD LOSE LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SCUD-INJURED SOLDIER RETURNS TO RC,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TEACHERS WIN RULING FOR MIDYEAR TRANSFERS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*CHURCH HONORS ONE OF ITS FOUNDERS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPACE SLIM FOR JUVENILE DETENTION,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SMOKERS JUST ALL-AROUND RISK-TAKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*LET'S HIP HOP,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*YAC PROFILE, SF","Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
WHAT TO DO DURING TIMEOUTS IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
PROSTATE EXAM RECOMMENDED YEARLY AFTER THE AGE OF 60,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TOBACCO TAX IDEAS WORTH SECOND LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*AGRAN IS BEST CHOICE FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SLAPPING NOT THE BEST FORM OF DISCIPLINE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STUDENTS PRAISED FOR STAND ON CHASTITY BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WOMAN NOT SORRY SHE GOT BREAST IMPLANTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*CAVALRY DEFEAT SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOVES UP TO 3RD PLACE IN IDITAROD,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
W-4 FORM DESERVES ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ELEPHANT CLUB HOSTS LEGISLATIVE ROUNDTABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NAACP MEETING SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS NEW STARTING TIMES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRING SNOWSTORM HITS SD,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STORM OFFICER EARNS BRONZE STAR MEDAL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FACING UP TO A 'ROCKY' PAST,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR MUST REPLACE 3 JUDGES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOPE FOOD BUILDS BOND WITH RUSSIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EDUCATOR ENJOYING QUIET LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SOYBEAN FARMERS POST CROP RECORD,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PAGES OF WHITE LAKE HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CITIZENS FROM SF TO NC OFFER MIXED REVIEWS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX TEEN ORDERED TO LECTURE ABOUT FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WEAST BOLTS; 39 DAYS LEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TRIP TO PANAMA IS WASTEFUL JUNKET (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ANSWER TO MORAL ISSUES BEGINS AT HOME (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MCKENNAN CUTBACKS WON'T AFFECT CARE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
OLDER GENERATION NOT ROBBING YOUNG (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
CHILDREN ADVOCATES TO SPEAK IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLEAN AIR WORKSHOP WILL BE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUEL ASSISTANCE DEADLINE NEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWSUIT IS DROPPED IN PEDESTRIAN DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE BREAKFAST WILL BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING MEETINGS FOR PUBLIC UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHOATE CHALLENGES CITY HIERARCHY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FACILITY FOR NONVIOLENT INMATES NEARS COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS BLAST PANAMA TRIP,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY CONTEMPLATES OFFICE SPACE NEEDS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SDSU MENINGITIS WARNING ISSUED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FLOODING RISK LOW ALONG JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RUNNING WATER GAINS SUPPORT FOR BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD PROFESSOR EARNS HONOR FROM STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WHEAT GROWERS NAME MANAGER,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PEERS SHARE REALITY OF AIDS RISK IN PLAY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS BOARD OK'S AIRPORT MANAGER DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ELK POINT LEGISLATOR SWITCHES CHAMBERS FOR 2ND TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE WANTS MOLESTER KEPT IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ABORTION FOE IN PROMOTION FOR PLANNED PARENTHOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"GAME OF CHANCE TO DECIDE ELECTION, HIGH COURT RULES","Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
GROUP FAVORS TARGETING FAMILY FARMS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
MORRELL OWNER WANTS OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*ACTING IT OUT--JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*TOURNAMENTS REQUIRE FISHING BY THE RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ASPIRIN: THE WONDER DRUG,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TOWN USES SCHOOL IN FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TRUCK DRIVER SOUGHT IN RAPE AT REST STOP,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SEAT BELT, HELMET LAW TARGETED","Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CONSOLIDATION IS THE ANSWER FOR SOME SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
RESORT COULD MAKE STATE A BIG WINNER (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*'MOTOR-VOTER' LAW OPPONENTS ROB CITIZENS OF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NURSING HOME ARTICLES DEGRADING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
READ FINE PRINT OF FUND-RAISERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CONVENTION CENTER RAMP TOO COSTLY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELTA JET LANDS SAFELY WITHOUT ENGINE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROPERTY SEIZURE REACHES {dollar}10 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN ADMITS RIFLE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNSAFE I-229 OFF-RAMP CLOSES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SENDING ITS CHOIR TO D-DAY ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*FAIR, COURTS PROJECTS ADVANCE","Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OUTLOOK FOR MORE SD FLOODING,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CITIBANK OFFICIAL TO LEAD PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MOTIONS INTRODUCED IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW US MARSHAL SWEARING-IN MARCH 16,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN RAPE OF CHILD UNDER 10,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT LOAN FIRM DENIES WRONGDOING,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SPRING BREAK IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUNSELOR REFUTES SEXUAL ABUSE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS HISTORIC ORGANIZATION TO MEET,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NETTLETON BRANCH'S LATE RENT PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LEGISLATORS MAKE PROGRESS ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*ON THE CUTTING EDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"MAN TO APPEAL DENIAL OF BEER, VIDEO LICENSE","Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FORMER STATE SENATOR CONSIDERS RUNNING AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JOHNSON IS PURSUING LARGER WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY LOBBY KEEPS POLITICIANS ON EDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LAWSUIT SEEKS END TO USING PROPERTY TAXES FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
"MORRELL, UNION DISCUSS CONTRACT","Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
15 INTERACTIVE EMPLOYEES LAID OFF,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*HALSRUD POWERS JACKRABBITS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SKYFORCE REBOUND TO DUMP THRILLERS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOLY SIGNATURE STUNS SKIPPER,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*NO PULITZER, BUT ... SUMMIT IN LENNOX","Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHEFS DIVIDE PRIZES FOR PORK,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CLEANUP CHORES DON'T STOP CREATIVE JUICES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CLEANUP CHORES DON'T STOP CREATIVE JUICES,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DEMOCRATS ATTACK SPECIAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IMMIGRANTS SAY LANGUAGE BARRIERS HINDER PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD'S AIDS CASELOAD IS LOWEST IN NATION,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TURN FALLS PARK INTO REGIONAL GEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SCHOOLS DON'T NEED ALL THOSE RULES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
THIRD PARTY BECOMES MORE ALLURING DAILY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MAYOR HANSON MAKES RENTSCHLER LOOK BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DASCHLE IS A POLITICAL CHAMELEON (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--A NEW TAX ON MEDICAL PROVIDERS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
A BALANCED BUDGET IS BETTER THAN NONE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
FALLS RENOVATION NOT BEST USE OF FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
DASCHLE COMPLETES 'PERFECT ABOUT-FACE' (L),"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*'THE LION KING' IS WORTH ROAR--FOR A WHILE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LEADER OF THE CITY BAND,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ALWAYS A JUMP AHEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE WINS IN OT,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"NSU MEN, HURON WOMEN WIN IN NAIA TOURNEY","Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEAR-RECORD COLLEGE NUMBERS DIP,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FRANKLIN STAFF EARNS HONOR FOR CARING OUTSIDE CLASS,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ST. PAT'S PARADE TO TAKE NEW ROUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ZICK'S LAWYERS ARGUE TRANSIENT DIED IN A FALL,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*TEMPS DROP LIKE A ROCK, SMASHING RECORDS","Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MADISON NATIVE TO LEAD MINNESOTA BUREAU,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SEX OFFENDER LEAVES COUNTY JAIL EARLY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CASINO HEAD PREDICTS LOTTERY COURT CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS COMMISSION REVIEWS HOME-ZONING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CANTON SENIOR IS RUNNER-UP IN JUNIOR MISS CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COLLEGE LOAN COMPANY CASE UNSETTLED,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MISSOURI RIVER SENATORS PROPOSE BANNING NAVIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"HURTING FOR EMPLOYEES, COMPANIES JOIN JOB FAIR","Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
CORN PALACE SEEKS FUNDS FOR RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*NON-FARM WAGES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
YELLOW FREIGHT WORKERS TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MEDIATION SERVICE HITS POLITICAL ROADBLOCK,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*ASSUMES OWNERSHIP OF 12 ST. PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderMar 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
PRESSLER ALREADY EYEING HIGHER GOALS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE KILLS TAX ON MANDAN LINE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
DISMAYED BY PLIGHT OF ABANDONED PUPPIES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HELPING HANDS IN MARCH STORM,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PARADOX SEEN IN CONCERN OVER FOREIGN INVESTMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
EDITORIAL PRAISING JANKLOW FOR EARNING HIS PAY DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
JANKLOW CRITICIZED FOR CHANGE IN POSITION ON BILLBOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
PRAISES EDITORIAL ON CARTER,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
FAMILY FARMS MUST BE KEPT TO THWART CORPORATE TAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
"ARMOUR, BERESFORD ADVANCE","Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
'B' TOURNAMENT MEANS BIG BUCKS IN RAPID,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CANTON WINS SECTION 2,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
STATE MAY DECIDE ACTION ON GASOLINE SPILL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S PLANE WISH MAY NOT FLY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE TAX LIMIT BILL HITS SENATE SNAG,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE TAX LIMIT BILL HITS SENATE SNAG,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAXATION STILL HANGS OVER LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CLEARING A PATH TO THE CORN CRIBS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAXATION STILL HANGS OVER LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR SPONSORS BILL-HOUSING,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TVA WILLING TO PAY TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER BREAKS OUT THE BRUSHES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CALIFORNIA OFFICIALS STICK WITH BROWN'S DECISION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE RULES HURD RESIDENCE MAY BE INSPECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CALIFORNIA OFFICIALS STICK WITH BROWN'S DECISION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS REZONING PETITIONS BACKED BY COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*THREE PEOPLE INJURED IN AN ACCIDENT ON HIGHWAY 77,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LOW TAX BASES MAY BLOCK SELF-RULE (TODD & SHANNON COUNTIES),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE BACKS BILL TO CUT CIVIL SERVICE JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LOW TAX BASES MAY BLOCK SELF-RULE (TODD & SHANNON CO),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
15 SD CITIES ASK HELP OUT OF CRITICAL MONEY PINCH,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
15 SD CITIES ASK HELP OUT OF CRITICAL MONEY PINCH,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK HERE TODAY TO CHECK OUT CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LESSONS IN A NEW LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*LESSONS IN A NEW LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*SD ADS TO ENTICE TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT REFUSES TO OPEN RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIALISTS CONTROL FIRE IN GRAIN BIN-DALLAS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MANU A REMINDER OF BETTER TIMES-FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT REFUSES TO OPEN RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD ADS TO ENTICE TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT REFUSES TO OPEN RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A FINE DAY TO FLY A KITE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAIDERS NO. 1 (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROTECT US FROM OUR PROTECTORS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"BLUE CROSS, SHIELD RULING CRITICIZED","Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SDSU EXPERIMENT TIMES EWE BIRTHS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SDSU EXPERIMENT TIMES EWE BIRTHS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOOD CHAIN HOLDS PRICES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE DISMISSES OGLALA CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRM EYES EAST SD GAS LEASES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SD--MINORITIES RARE, POPULATION SPARE","Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE MAY LIFT FOOTBALL PLAY-OFF BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*JUDGE MAY LIFT FOOTBALL PLAY-OFF BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CENSUS-92.6 PERCENT IN SD WHITE, 6.2 PERCENT INDIAN","Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAN OFFERED TO FIGHT THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CENSUS-92.6 PERCENT IN SD WHITE, 6.2 PERCENT INDIAN","Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANADIAN TREATY MIGHT BE NEEDED FOR MANDAN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANADIAN TREATY MIGHT BE NEEDED FOR MANDAN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAIN LINE FATE IN SD POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAN OFFERED TO FIGHT THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO WOMAN SHOULD BE FORCED TO BEAR CHILD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAPPORTION SD ON EQUAL BASIS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAPPROTION SD ON EQUAL BASIS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FUEL TAX FOR RAILS AN UNFAIR SUBSIDY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FUEL TAX FOR RAILS AN UNFAIR SUBSIDY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BUSINESS PROGRAM SEEKS STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION 'SIMPLIFIED',"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
16-YEAR-OLD CASTLEWOOD GIRL DIES OF BURNS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOLD-UP MAN GETS {dollar}100 IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION 'SIMPLIFIED',"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CENTRAL SD URANIUM TESTS CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOP SAYS NO NEW BILLS IN FINAL 2 DAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"OGLALA TRIBE WANTS LAND, NOT MONEY","Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2 CANDIDATES FILE FOR OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOISTURE LEVEL WORRIES SOME,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"OGLALA TRIBE WANTS LAND, NOT MONEY","Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUDGET CUT MAY STALL VA BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS WATER PLAN BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS WATER PLAN BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
PICKSTOWN GOING TO HIGHEST BIDDER,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WEB BILL STILL STALLED OVER LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*WASHINGTON, BRANDON VALLEY WIN IN 3A","Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WHITE EAGLE'S ANKLE KEY TO DUPREE'S HOPES IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*LITTON LABOR TRIAL OPENS HERE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PRESSLER, DASCHLE STILL WAITING TO MEET WITH REAGAN","Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON VOTES TO FIX WASTEWATER LAGOON,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MATHIS TO BE TRIED IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ROBERTS HIRES ABDNOR'S STRATEGIST,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NORTHERN WANTS TO FLY AGAIN IN EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOXING PROMOTERS NEED AMATEUR HELP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
O'CONNORS CHANCES--PERHAPS ONE IN 10 (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD SPONSORS FOR YELLOW THUNDER BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION'S NUCLEAR ARMS RESOLUTION NAIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE'S BUDGET COSTLY FOR TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GET RICH OFF WELFARE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BUSH TO ADDRESS PRESS GROUP IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SF GETS {dollar}31,320 TO BUY PARK LAND","Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SF MAN MISSING {dollar}3,000 IN PROPERTY","Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEARING DELAYED ON TAX COLLECTED ON BETTING RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIAL--REPORT DISTORTED WATER PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MOVEMENT PROTESTS ARMS RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CAP SUSPENDS SEARCH FOR PLANE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HORSES FOUND AT CAMP AUCTIONED,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"LOG JAM CLEANUP COSTS {dollar}23,000","Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS BACKS FARM MARKETING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
145 EAGLES DIE IN SD IN 6 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT MARTIAL RECOMMENDED FOR ELLSWORTH CAPTAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MISSIONARY: VIOLENCE IN GUATEMALA ESCALATING,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FEDERAL BUDGET COULD INCLUDE MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SNOW REMOVAL FIGHT BELONGS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DOCTOR SAYS TEST CRUEL TO MOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
OFFICIAL SAYS FIRM OPERATING WITH GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*DIGGING IT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'SWAN LAKE' PERFORMANCE INSPIRING (FINE),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NAMED PRESIDENT OF NCUC,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
OFFICER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
RECIEVES TEAMWORK AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*YOGURT CATCHING ON AMOUNG CONSCIOUS EATERS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LITTLE WOUND'S STATE B PARTICIPATION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AUGIE FACES {dollar}1.6 MILLION CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY CLERGY WON'T PREACH ANTI-NUCLEAR FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THEY TIED THE KNOT 70 YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORK BY YOUNG ARTISTS EXHIBITED IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*LAURIE DASCHLE AS GROUP DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICHIGAN BANK LOOKS AT CREDIT FIRM SITE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANE LANDS AFTER PASSENGER GETS SICK,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILD WINTER TURNS CITY STREETS TO TERROR,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN NULLIFIES ETSI LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TOURNEY MAGIC BEGINS ANEW (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USED CAR SALES TAX BEST REVENUE IDEA (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MUSIC WITH SUBLIMINAL PERCEPTION DANGEROUS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BURGLARY LINKED TO 19 OTHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEED BAG IS ONE-OF-A-KIND,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PENNINGTON SHERIFF CALLS FOR AUDIT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PUBLISHER TO OFFICIALS--FISH, NOT FEUD","Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RIVERBOAT RIDES TO BE OFFERED,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER TOWER RAFFLE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
11TH CANDIDATE ENTERS CITY RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
1983 LICENSE PLATE DEADLINE NEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CRIME STATISTICS DISCOURAGE POLICE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PANEL CLEARS WAY FOR OFFICE ADDITION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ABDNOR WANTS BETTER PAGE HOUSING,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CAMP LAWYER REFUSES TO GIVE STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEAD ELLSWORTH AIRMAN FROM MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HILLS GROUP MAY DROP GUIDE PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKER SATELLITE SALE OK SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*COURT WILL DECIDE INDIAN TAX ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BILL SIGNED PERMITTING WATER SUBDIST TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
GIRL FIGHTING CANCER TO DISNEYLAND,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"JOB SERVICE MAKES 35,369 PLACEMENTS","Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
STATE B BASKETBALL 1983,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1983, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
STRANGER STIRS COMMOTION AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
US JOBLESS RATE SHRINKS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HANSON FOUND NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*POLITICIANS--CASE CLOUDS HIS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
VERDICT WON'T AFFECT OTHER CASES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CHILDREN'S INN APPRECIATES HELP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
TEACHERS MADE PROGRAM SUCCEED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ACTOR'S PERFORMANCE IN 'PIPPIN' ADDS MAGIC,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COACH GRAMM RELIVES PAST THROUGH HIS SON,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROPANE HEATER CAUSES FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUS SERVICE WILL CHANGE SOUTH MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HALLEEN RAPS JANKLOW, '84 SESSION","Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAYER WILL CONTINUE AS DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETING ON MINORITY BUSINESS CONVENES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PICKING JURY COULD TAKE ANOTHER WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO CONSIDER PLAN FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PANEL POSTPONES ACTION ON WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JURY SELECTION WILL BE OPEN IN REUTTER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BARS MIGHT FACE GAMBLING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABERDEEN PUPILS SHOW LAWMAKERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CAR-TOWING ORDINANCE WEAK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLOSING COURT TO PUBLIC VIOLATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY THANKED FOR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKERS URGED TO OPPOSE MANDATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NON-SMOKERS NEED PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN FARMERS' BEST BET (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COUNCIL DID NOT THREATEN COLLEGE PRES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ABDNOR WORRIES ABOUT REAGAN'S COMMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRATS PUSH FOR MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW CANCELS TRIP TO GERMANY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OAHE GROUP ELECTS SUBDISTRICT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL SEEKS PEOPLE WHO BOUGHT PHONES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR SEES NEED FOR PAY REVIE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR SEES NEED FOR PAY REVIEW,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN'S LIBRARY WANTS SECURITY SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION FOR SELLING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
K-MART OWES STATE TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MEADE COUNTY JAIL MAY REOPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AGENCY EASES DEFINITION OF SMALL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ASSISTANT TO SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BLACK HILLS SKI AREAS REPORT EXCELLENT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS USES PEOPLE FOR FASTER MAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CITIZENS WANT LAKE MADISON WATER TESTED,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FEBRUARY WAS GOOD MONTH IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRM TOPS MANAGERS' OFFER,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LANDOWNERS' GROUP FIGHTS WATERSHED,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LUCAS MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO 2ND-DEGREE RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*A BREAK FOR THE CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPECIAL-INTEREST LEGISLATION OK,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WATCH SNOW MELT TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REAGAN SHORTCHANGES FARMERS BY KILLING BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITIZENS HELP MAKE DC TRIP A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
JANKLOW DESERVES THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY DID GOOD JOB WITH SNOW (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MITCHELL FANS HELP PUT CLASS IN KERNELS' GAME,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*RAIDERS OF THE HIGH ARCH,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SQUIRRELS ARE BACKYARD DEMONS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JACKS WIN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHING READY TO GET BACK TO FARM,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FEATHER AND FUR FANS PECK OUT A DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"THE SPIRITS DANCED, HE BECAME A HEALER","Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THIS SEASON DOESN'T PROMISE...,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLOWNING FOR CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW BUMS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD RESEARCHER IN '60 MINUTES',"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FOUR INJURED IN SF CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INDIANS HELP AUTHORITIES FIND,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BUREAU PRESENTS PLAN FOR PINE RIDGE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BURNED BROOKINGS APARTMENT FAILED SAFETY TESTS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*THY WILL BE DONE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*INEZ HARRIS, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COMPANY TO OFFER CLASSES ON ANIMATION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION IN STATE DROPS IN FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LAPEL PINS SPREAD SF BUSINESS PRIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SPEED READING COURSE WILL BE REPEATED,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STORM NEITHER HURT NOR HELPED FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WHIRLA WHIP SHOP OPENS ON EAST SIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*KNOCK, AND YOU SHALL RECEIVE AN ORDER","Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
EMPIRE MALL PREPARING FOR NEW NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
KEY TO SALES EXCELLENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
TEACHER GROUP WANTS SCHOOL REFORMS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSIONERS RATE LOW MARKS FOR ATTENDANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
APRIL SHOWERS COME EARLY IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CAMERAS MIGHT FORCE SENATE TO UPDATE ACT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*A SHOW OF UNITY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITES IDENTIFY WOMAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAY CARE GROUP SEEKS NEIGHBORHOOD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS TRY TO REVIVE SOAP BOX DERBY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 PEOPLE DIE IN SEPARATE WEST RIVER ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*3 DEMOCRATS TO FIND DASCHLE'S FORMULA,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CITY'S POPULATION TOPS 94,000","Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SALOON SETTLES DOWN AS SOLONS LEAVE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CENTRAL AMERICA GROUP PLANS EVENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EYE PROJECT SETS SIGHTS ON SD,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REVENUE DRAIN PROMPTS CUSTER TO SELL CITY POOL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CULTURE CENTER STARTS TO TAKE SHAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TEACHERS AFTER CHILD ABUSE REPORTED,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*FORMER GOV KNEIP DIES AT 54,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FATHER CHARGED IN DEATHS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
RETAILERS EXPECT VIDEO TO GO GREAT GUNS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*KNEIP WAS A SALESMAN WITH SUBSTANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COLUMN RAISES A QUESTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SF SHOULD GIVE WRESTLEMANIA A CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEEN'S OPINION WILL CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ASK ABOUT FACILITY RATES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BLACK HILLS IN GRAVE DANGER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SEND WELK BIRTHDAY CARD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TEAM UNFAIRLY FEEDING EGO (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*AUTHORITIES SEEK PRISON WALKAWAY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CASE AGAINST BANKS HEARD,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IOWA MORRELL UNION WALKS OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY WRESTLES WITH PCB SPILL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL WAREHOUSE BURNS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KNEIP KNOWN AS PEOPLE'S GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY HIRES PUBLIC WORKS BOSS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HIGHWAY PATROL INVESTIGATES TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE HEADS FOR WARMEST WINTER ON RECORD,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UDALL SUPPORTS BLACK HILLS BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"WILLIAMS PAYS {dollar}150,000 TOWARD HAYWARD COST","Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WATERTOWN MAYOR FINDS OLD CITY HALL CLOCK,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LOTTERIES OF THE REGION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*NEW PROPERTY VALUES TAX PATIENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SWENSON WINS NATIONAL POST,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRM TO CREATE 250 JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OWNER MIGHT BUY NEW TOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OWNERS TAKE PROTESTS TO COUNTY COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WELL-SUITED FOR SUMMER FUN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
COUNCIL TEACHES DEFENSIVE DRIVING,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HOMEMAKERS PLAN MINI COURSES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SDSU HOLDS WRITERS' CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
NOMINEES NEEDED FOR AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
VOLUNTEER WORKSHOP APRIL 7,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
RATE HIKE INCREASES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
THREE-CLASS BASKETBALL TOURNEY SYSTEM UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BOARD IGNORING VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
FOUNDATION ROLE OMITTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
NEW KKFN FORMAT WELCOME (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
PRINCIPAL'S BEHAVIOR 'APPALLING',"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.6"
AUGUSTANA COACH IS CHANGED MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GENEROSITY STILL BENEFITS RED CLOUD,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
PINE RIDGE COACH BEATS ALCOHOLISM,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*KNUTSON TO SEEK RE-ELECTION TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT TO HEAR INMATES APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEADLINE NEARS FOR ENERGY ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUMAN SERVICES TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURPHY TO SERVE AS PARADE MARSHAL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT SETS CONTEST FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING HER IRISH UP,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO OPPOSITION FROM CITY PLANNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO FORCE CORPORATE FARM VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WITNESS TELLS OF JENNER QUESTIONING,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE DEBATES FINANCING OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COURT ALLOWS VOTE ON MINING LAWS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
THREE OF FOUR JURY OPTIONS FAVOR MORRELL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NAME-CHANGE ADVOCATES TO MAKE CALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DAIRY FARM INSPECTIONS TO START,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HUMPHREY RECEIVES DASCHLE'S SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
POLICE INVESTIGATE RAPID CITY DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LENNOX COUPLE DIES IN MURDER-SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SNOW DAY SPARKS SCHEDULE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"PRESSLER STAND BAFFLES, PLEASES CONSTITUENTS","Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENATE REJECTS TOWER DESPITE PRESSLER VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DROUGHT COULD HEIGHTEN TAINTED CORN PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"PATHFINDER WAS NEVER THREAT TO CITY, WORKERS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL CLOSING MISMANAGED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DE SMET PLAYERS OVERLOOKED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TOWER BACKERS RAKED HART (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
GROUP FIGHTS BAD SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*TALE OF STRUGGLE GETS NOMINATED FOR OSCAR,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT TAKES TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAILS TO LIFT 'THERAPY' TO POTENTIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
BILLIARDS TOURNEY STARTS TODAY IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRAINAGE PROBLEM CLOSES 57TH STREET,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUNMAN ROBS RAPID CITY BANK,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LINCOLN TEACHER WINS AWARD, {dollar}3,000","Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MORRELL OFFICIAL GETS PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BALLOT TEST COST MINING INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MCKENNAN LOSES SUPREME COURT APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NY AUTHOR SPINS TALE FOR SF CROWD,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UTILITIES DIRECTOR GUARDED OVER PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA PROP BACKERS OUTSPENT BY 4-TO-1,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL COMPANY FACES THREE CIVIL CHARGES OF POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MINNESOTA TOWNS GIVE PITCH FOR VETS HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOARD WAIVES MINING FIRM'S OBLIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WITNESSES DISPUTE FINDING IN FATAL FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON SCHOOL EVACUATED FOLLOWING THREAT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROADENS LIABILITY OF NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CLASS A FIELD CUT TO FINAL 4,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*USD'S WOMEN ARE CONFIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WASHINGTON'S ODNEY RETIRES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
PRESSLER INTRODUCES ALFALFA PLANTING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
RED CORN SALES NOT FAVORABLE OVERSEAS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SEARS CENTER RECEPTION SET,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*OWNERSHIP OK DUE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
YANKTON MAN FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SLAIN WOMAN BURIED,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S LIFESTYLE RISK TO GOOD HEALTH,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KELO WINS RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
3 OFFICERS HELP DELIVER BABY GIRL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CARTOONISTS LEND HAND TO ARTS CENTER FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*GUEST CONDUCTOR BRINGS FAMILIAR TUNES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
COMPETITION WOULD DO POSTAL SERVICE GOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' MEMORIES SHORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EDUCATE KIDS ABOUT DANGERS OF CHEMICALS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HURD IGNORES RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TAXES SUBSIDIZE PROFITS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FUR INDUSTRY FIGHTS BACK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
REJECT DAKOTA CIGARETTE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SKYFORCE TRIUMPH IN HOME FINALE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY SPEED LIMITS MAY CHANGE SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE FACES STRICT HOUSING STIPULATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HITCHCOCK WOMAN KILLED IN I-29 CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN INDICTED IN DRUG SELLING,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETS HOSPITAL GETS DRUG PROGRAM FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAO AUTHORIZES PROPANE RATE INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER SOWS DISAPPROVAL OF FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RECONCLIATION PLANS DEBATED,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NUN TO LEAD ST PAT'S PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SPOTLIGHT ON SCIENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ANDERSON WAITS UNTIL FINAL MOMENT TO FILE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY HOLDS OFF ON AIRLINE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HARRISBURG MUST STOP CLASSES IN BASEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO READY TO VIE FOR VERMILLION MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD WILL CONTINUE USING FOAM CONTAINERS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN SENTENCED FOR FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING WILL DISCUSS TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VEHICULAR HOMICIDE TERMS DIFFER MARKEDLY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NURSE GETS FOUR YEARS FOR STEALING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WOLF PACK MAY LIVE IN NORTH SD,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CONFERENCE PLANNED ON AT-RISK KIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*PARADE FACTIONS WEIGH SAFETY AGAINST PATRIOTISM,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU WINS NCC TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIDES COULD BOOK A COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LENNOX EARNS 'A',"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ESTELLINE SOLDIER RETURNS EARLY FOR BIRTH,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*A LOOK INSIDE THE BOOKS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"FANS BACK TEAM, DESERVE A WINNER (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HEALTHFORMATION CALL WAS A LIFE SAVER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WASTE OF TAXPAYERS' MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WOMEN LAWMAKERS LASHED BY EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AUGUSTANA MAKING MISTAKE ON WRESTLING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DISSENTERS COULD HAVE BROUGHT GULF INACTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ISREALI OCCUPATION VIOLATES RESOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
VOTERS WON'T FORGET LAWMAKERS' DOVE VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"WICKHAM OFF BASE, DEMOCRATS NOT SLIDING (L)","Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
EXEMPLIFIES GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
RIVERSIDE STORY MADE FOOL OF 'ARGUS' (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
STATE DIDN'T PROVE GUILT IN SHOOTING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DON'T FORGET TEACHERS' ROLE IN TRAINING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
ELIMINATE STIGMA (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*SILVA DOMINATES 800 TO REPEAT IN DIVISION II,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LENNOX CLIPS CUSTER 72-56 TO WIN 'A',"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JACKRABBITS TRIP SD,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GF&P GIVES PROPOSALS ON HUNTING SEASONS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*DEALERSHIP OWNER TO SPEAK AT BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FUDDRUCKERS TO FILL PANNEKOEKEN SPOT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOMEBUYERS FACE 8.25 PERCENT MARCH RATE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MARION ROAD GOES COMMERCIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BLAZE DAMAGES SF HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GROUP FILES PETITION AGAINST PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MOTHER ALLEGEDLY FED TODDLER HOT PEPPERS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RALLY OFFICIAL CLAIMS SHE'S BEING PERSECUTED,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS' LEAGUE SETS BREAKFAST MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*DOCTOR, 82, COMMITTED TO HELP","Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CITY BUYS HOMES TO MOVE STREET,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*ALL TOGETHER NOW,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*DUMP MAY PUT SD IN EPA FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
TRIBE SEES ECONOMIC BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
JOURNALISM HEAD TO TEACH IN CHINA,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
NEW JUSTICE TO BE SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
"FIRMS CAN HELP KUWAIT, GOVERNOR SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
MONEY TO HELP REBUILD DAM,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
CASINO GETS TEMPORARY LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
MILLION-MILE MAIL CARRIER DRIVES AWAY WITH RECORD,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.6"
*JOB THERAPY HELPS MANY START THEIR LIVES ANEW,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*RECYCLING WORKS IF IT HAS REWARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*TEENS BORROW STYLES OF '60'S,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*FAMOUS SNOWBIRDS MADE FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1991, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
*SHOVELERS TACKLE HEAVY LAYER OF SNOW,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HARRIS SETS SIGHTS ON PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLINIC TARGETED FOR NORPLANT USE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COURT UPHOLDS TERM LIMITS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*FAMILY, DOCTOR TURN WOMAN'S LIFE AROUND","Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*MAMMOTEST ENDS THE NEED FOR SOME SURGICAL BIOPSIES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
TASK FORCE STUDIES DRUG MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
HARKIN'S DEPARTURE IS BLOW TO SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"ABSTINENCE SHOULD BE TAUGHT IN HOME, SCHOOL (L)","Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ANTI-DRUG EFFORTS NEED TO BE STEPPED UP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TECHNICIAN NEEDS TO LOOK UNDER THE HOOD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
'BUY AMERICAN' STILL THE BEST POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LOTS OF VACANT SPACE IN SHRIVER SQUARE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
WHY A BULL-PEN FOR SHEEP-TYPE PRISONERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
WARM-WATER AREAS BEST FOR CATCHING PIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"OFFICIALS, FOUNDATION TEAM UP FOR ELK STUDIES","Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SD DUCK INDEX AMONG NATION'S HIGHEST,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*PENITENTIARY INMATE STILL BEING SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BASKETBALL STANDOUT FOCUS OF DOCUMENTARY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAULTY CHIMNEY CAUSED FIRE IN LAWLER BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON WOMAN NAMED 714TH POINT OF LIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN RECEIVES HEAD INJURIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOBRIDGE SEN STOICK SUFFERS MILD STROKE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY NAMES SOLID WASTE PLANNING BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLINTON WINS SD BY DEFAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"GREAT BEAR ENDS SEASON EARLY, BUT WITH A PROFIT","Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LITTLE FLOWER FUNDING TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NELSON TO RUN FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER WASHINGTON HIGH SWAP,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"DASCHLE, CONRAD TOP MASS MAILINGS","Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY DEATH PROBED AS HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DANGEROUS DUST AT TOXIC PLAYGROUND,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EX-MENTAL PATIENT INDICTED ON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HOSPITAL WORKERS TO GET PAY CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE RIGHT STUFF,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AIR FORCE MAN GETS CHILDREN FROM CULT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD BEGINS SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ARGUS LEADER SPELLING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DRUG EDUCATION SAVES OUR KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"GOODBYE, WEAST, AND GOOD RIDDANCE (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SIERRA CLUB ABUSES TIMBER APPEAL PROCESS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOVERNMENT CAN HANDLE SPENDING CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SEEK SD RESIDENTS FOR LOCAL JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC DEMANDS NEW ETHICS POLICY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*CALLERS SAY BOARD SHOULD REPLACE WITH LOCAL TALENT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*EX-CITY OFFICIAL PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS WARN GROUP IS NOT REPUTABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TRANSIENTS CHARGED IN BEATING, ROBBERY","Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*ADMINISTRATION, COURTS SEEKING ADDITIONAL SPACE","Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AMBULANCE DISPUTE SETTLED ON SIDE OF CAUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS WANT PANAMA TRIP REPAID,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN FACES NEW SENTENCE AFTER PROBATION VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITIZENS ASSESS RECYCLING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JURY CLEARS DOCTOR OF MALPRACTICE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUSTICES ORDER JUDGE TO RESENTENCE INMATE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL CALLS WATER FUNDING BILL SOLID,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SPRING ENROLLMENT UP AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WILD GOATS' FOOTHOLD ON HILLS SLIPPING,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JURY SELECTED IN SEX-CRIME CASE INVOLVING FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PASSENGER LIST FOR PANAMA TRIP,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*TAPPING SOURCES WITHIN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SDSU COACH THORSON FIRED,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MUSIC HERALDS NEW ARRIVALS AT HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*STEW, TEA CAKES ARE REAL IRISH TREATS","Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*VISITS TO INDIA CHANGE COOK,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*'FIGHTING STALLIONS',"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TEENS CONTINUE RISKY BEHAVIOR,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NASA PULLS PLUG ON KELO'S CHAT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JANKLOW CAMP RIPS MILLER CAMPAIGN AD,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE MAKES PUSH FOR TOP SENATE POST,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SOUTH DAKOTA YOUTH AT RISK,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SHOULD GO AFTER LEADERSHIP JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SAFETY-BELT LAW TAKES EFFECT JULY 1 (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW 'HELPED' TOWN LOSE ITS UNIVERSITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NEWSPAPERS IN EDUCATION WEEK PROMOTES DIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CORRECTIONS SYSTEM NEEDS OVERHAUL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--36% OF PROFITS FROM VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CODE NUMBERS TELL IF IT'S LOCAL MEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATORS TO PRESENT HUMAN-RIGHTS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK LEADS IN TOOL THIEVERY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BASKETBALL FEVER STRIKES CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PIZZA-PARLOR OWNER FACING SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VA TREATMENT THREATENS LIVES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ARTISTS FORMING 'FIGHTING STALLIONS' MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN TELLS BUREAUCRACY HORROR STORY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN HURT IN FIRE FACES ARSON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OGLALA SIOUX ELECT NEW TRIBAL LEADER,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PEELING PAINT KEEPS BEEF LINE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD FORUM FOCUSES ON HEALTH-CARE ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELLSWORTH WINS B-1 TEST PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CATCHING COUSINS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TO ANNOUNCE GOP BID FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
GUILTY OF PUMPING SEWAGE ONTO LAWN,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*ALLEN TO MAKE PROPERTY TAXES NO 1,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS TO HELP DENVER'S HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
TO DISMISS TEACHER AFTER ABUSE REPORTS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
TO OFFER INTERACTIVE SHOPPING IN HOTELS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HOME SALES JUMP--BUYERS DODGE RISING INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AGRICULTURE REGULATORS HAVE BEEN OVEREAGER,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*PROGRAMS FOCUS ON EARLY DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY ATTRACTS SYMPHONY DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTS NEED FLEXIBILITY FROM EMPLOYERS (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"COYOTES, N DAKOTA MEET AGAIN IN REGION","Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OMAHA DEFEATS SKYFORCE 115-103,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BANK ROBBER SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*HANDLE WILD ANIMALS CAREFULLY, OFFICIALS WARN","Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN CO-STARS IN LAWSUIT REFORM AD,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CHERISH FREEDOM, NOT JUST THE FLAG (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CAMPBELL DOESN'T OWE DEMOCRATS ANYTHING (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE HARDLY HAS A WILL OF HIS OWN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LAKOTA PEOPLE DON'T ENDORSE TAKING OF LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
GRAMM HAS THE ABILITY TO CUT BUDGET DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
JURY CONVICTS MAN OF RAPING 7-YEAR-OLD BOY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE NIXES REQUEST TO REDUCE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FEMA SETS ASIDE {dollar}31,709 IN FUNDS","Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT MAY RULE ON TAX ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TWO HURT IN HEAD-ON COLLISION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ZICK CLAIMS ASSAULT WAS SELF-DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FLOODING UNLIKELY WITH AVERAGE SPRING RAINFALL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY MAY BUILD MOTEL NEAR SANTEE SIOUX CASINO,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN SEEKS RETURN OF SACRED PIPE FROM CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
WEDNESDAY DEADLINE FOR FARM BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BOX ELDER UTILITIES CLERK FACES EMBEZZLEMENT COUNTS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"VERMILLION POLICE INVESTIGATE HOUSE, SCHOOL THEFTS","Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUGUSTANA COLLEGE'S 'TOP' STUDENT NURSE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LAKE COMMISSIONER RESIGNS FROM OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STUDENTS TO COMPETE IN MATHCOUNTS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*GRIZZLY BEAR BONES DATED TO ICE AGE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CALLS ON POACHERS SET RECORD NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SDSU GRAD DIES ON MEXICAN VACATION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TEA COUNCIL CAN'T OVERRIDE VETO,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HIGH COURT WON'T GIVE BACK LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*DAVID DEDRICK DIES PEACEFULLY AFTER AIDS FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*NUMBER OF FARMS AND ACREAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"INSURANCE COMPANY AGREES TO PAY SD {dollar}300,000","Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER JOINS 4 SENATORS FOR BILL ON MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SHARING ARRANGEMENT PLEASES HOSPITAL OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
WEAK DOLLAR LENDS STRENGTH TO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CITY SEEKS FLAGSHIP HOTEL NEAR CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
RETAILER INCREASES YOUNKERS BID,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*BASS TUB WILL REEL THEM IN AT ARENA SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MVP KLEINSASSER CONCERNS JACKS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA JUNIOR ONE OF COUNTRY'S TOP HALF-MILERS,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*INDIGO GIRLS PLAN STOP IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHERS LACK MONEY AND TIME TO BRING CHANGE (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*TAUTON IS HARDY CONIFER,"Argus LeaderMar 10 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
BERESFORD'S NOT ASHAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*2 SIDES OF A GAS HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*2 SIDES OF A GAS HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW'S HELP SOUGHT ON GASOLINE LEAK,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE CONTROL AIM OF MCGOVERN'S BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE CONTROL AIM OF MCGOVERN'S BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
2-CENT GAS BOOST MERELY A STOPGAP,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
2-CENT GAS BOOST MERELY A STOPGAP,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ETHICS COMMISSION DYING,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
PRESSLER'S CAPITAL WHIRL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
BLACK HILLS GOLD WILL SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
PARTIAL PUBLIC FINANCING OF US HOUSE RACES URGED,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
BLACK HILLS GOLD WILL SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
TEACHER CUTBACK CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
DASCHLE-FARMERS GET 'ZERO',"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DASCHLE-FARMERS GET 'ZERO',"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CAMPAIGN UNDER WAY TO REPAIR MALL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
A 'SHELL GAME' WITH THE ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.20, col.1"
STATE STAFF SEEING DOLLAR IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.A, p.20, col.1"
*ARMOUR NIPS TENACIOUS WATCHDOGS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DESERTED TOWN, BERESFORD, AGONIZES WITH ITS TEAM","Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DAN DUFFY ITCHES FOR ANOTHER CHANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COACH BURNELL GLANZER,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BETTY BJERGAARD TOPS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PESKY LITTLE TURNS OUT TO BE A WELCOME VISITOR,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
JERRALD THONS-AUGUST'S GOOD IDEA TURNS COLD BY JAN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
HENRY SCHOLTEN CO. HIRES STAFF ACCOUNTANT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
DUKE TUFTY HIRES BUSINESS MANAGER,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS UP IN AREA,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
EVERETT APPOINTED TO US SAVINGS LEAGUE GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
NATIONAL BANK ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
WENDY'S RESTAURANT OPENS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
WESTERN MALL MERCHANTS GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY ELECTRIC NAMES SERVICE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
VETERANS' COMMNADER WINS RECRUITING AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
OZARK TO BEGIN HOUSTON SERVICE FROM CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
JERRY DAHMEN TO SPEAK AT NEWS MANAGERS MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
NEW MOTOR FREIGHT FIRM TO OPEN-CHIPPEWA MOTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.2"
NEW MOTOR FREIGHT FIRM TO OPEN-CHIPPEWA MOTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.2"
BUSINESS EXPANSION REMINDER GIVEN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.3"
'INTERNAL CONFLICT' RETURNS MEANS TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*RURAL CARRIERS HAVE IT ROUGH THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA PROFESSOR DIES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*GIRL SCOUT CRAFTS FESTIVAL AT THE EMPIRE MALL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.C, p.20, col.1"
EMERGENCY ROOM,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EMERGENCY ROOM,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MRS. ROGER MEGARD-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"DECISIONS ON RAIL PLAN, TAXES AWAIT FINAL DAY","Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
3 SUSPENDED EMPLOYEES REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
3 SUSPENDED EMPLOYEES REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE' STILL HAS SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*PROGRAM LETS TEENS COUNSEL TEENS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"WALKER WILL MISS 1981 JACKS, AND VICE VERSA","Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAD SHOT HEARING MISFIRES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WALKER WILL MISS 1981 JACKS, AND VICE VERSA","Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAD SHOT HEARING MISFIRES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN 18TH TRAFFIC FATALITY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AG GROUPS BACK RAIL AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY SERVICES COULD ACCOMMODATE CITIBANK,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY SERVICES COULD ACCOMMODATE CITIBANK,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED AS FUGITIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AG GROUPS BACK RAIL AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SECOND TRIAL FOR FLITTIE LIKELY-BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OSHA CITES NETTLETON FOR VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WAGNER MAN DIES IN COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OSHA CITES NETTLETON FOR VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOLAR WORKSHOPS SPARK DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOP TO SELECT STATE DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SPURRING VACATION IDEAS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HAL WICK HITS LOSS OF TAXES IN REVENUE BONDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HAL WICK HITS LOSS OF TAXES IN REVENUE BONDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CONCENTRATE EFFORTS ON REMAINING RAIL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"FAVORS SD BUYING SHORT LINES, BOXCARS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CITY BUYS OLD PENNEY'S BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BURLINGTON TO ACQUIRE SD TRACK,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW VETOES BEER BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW VETOES BEER BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW VETOES BEER BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF AWAITS JELLY BELLIES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD FARMERS RISK PLANTING WHEAT EARLY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD FARMERS RISK PLANTING WHEAT EARLY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CUSTER HOSPITAL ABUSE TRIALS TO START,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
CUSTER HOSPITAL ABUSE TRIALS TO START,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
HISTORY MAY NOT BE ON NO 1 DE SMET'S SIDE AT 'B',"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'THE COMPANY OF WOMEN' TRACES A YOUNG WOMAN'S GROWTH,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW YORK MAN SUES OVER CITIBANK MOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LIVESTOCK FRAUD SUSPECT FACES APRIL TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MIDDLE EAST DIPLOMATS TO SPEAK AT SF COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LIVESTOCK FRAUD SUSPECT FACES APRIL TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MIDDLE EAST DIPLOMATS TO SPEAK AT SF COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LIVESTOCK FRAUD SUSPECT FACES APRIL TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY HEDGES RAIL AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA HALTS CHAPEL CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
REAGAN'S SPENDING CUTS SUPPORTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NO TIME NOW FOR NEW ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CATHOLIC DIOCESE FAVORS ACCREDITATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CATHOLIC DIOCESE FAVORS ACCREDITATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WILL STATE EVENTUALLY BUY A TRUCKING FIRM...(L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATES QUIZZED ON REVENUE BONDS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ELLSWORTH AFB TO GET {dollar}37 MILLION UNDER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EROS OFFICIALS RELIEVED BY NEW BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DISCRIMINATION TRIAL OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA INDUSTRIES TO HIRE 100,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DISCRIMINATION TRIAL OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS ON MANDAN ROUTE--OUR LAND WOULD BE WORTH LESS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS ON MANDAN ROUTE--OUR LAND WOULD BE WORTH LESS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
POLICE SEE LINK IN ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DISCRIMINATION TRIAL OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BRUCE MAN KILLS HIMSELF AFTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ABERDEEN WEATHER SERVICE MAY CLOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
COUNTY OK'S 2 BIG ELEVATORS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
MCKENNAN PROJECT GETS REGIONAL OK,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SF MOTEL MANAGERS BECOME 'B'-KEEPERS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EROS LOOKING AT FRENCH SATELLITE HOOK UP,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"BALD, GOLDEN EAGLE DEATH RATES RISE","Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DEER REDUCTION PLAN BACKFIRES (WOSTER),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
WINKELMAN TO CONDUCT WALLEYE SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
NORTHERN PIKE CONTEST SET FOR OAHE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*'MAKING LOVE' BEGINS TO OPEN CLOSET DOOR,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE RETURN OF THE KILLER B'S,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREHOUSE COFFEEHOUSE'S FUTURE IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*RESPONSE TO MCGRATH CONCERT OVERWHELMING,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ST PAT'S DAY PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
IRISH FOLK MUSIC PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
SOLVE THE CUBE WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
*EX-STREET MUSICIANS TOUR CAMPUSES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
LINCOLN HIGH BAND CONCERT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
CORSICA SALE BARN LICENSE SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GLUT DROPS SF GAS PRICE TO {dollar}1.08,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THAT'S A TON OF STICKY TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
AIRTIGHT HOMES BRING POLLUTION PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BOND ISSUE CONSIDERED FOR DONATED ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
COURT ASKED TO OVERTURN STUMES CASE DECISION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HOTEL MANAGERS CAN CUT HIGH-RISE RISK (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REAGANOMICS BACKERS BENEFITING THEMSELVES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR WON'T FACE COURT-MARTIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FAMILY CONTINUES SEARCH FOR COUPLE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
MITCHELL OFFICIALS CONSIDER FUNDING PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
3RD COMMUTER AIRLINE WANTS TO SERVE SD,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
BLACK HILLS FOREST GRAZING FEES LOWER,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS ON 3RD COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HUMANE SOCIETY MANAGER HIRED,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"JUDGES, POLICE TO MEET OVER GUN BAN","Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MARCH 18 IS AGRICULTURE DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MEIERHENRY DELAYS RE-ELECTION PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RC MAN DIES OF STAB WOUND,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS PORK PRODUCER WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
POSSIBLE LAYOFF FOR 24 TEACHERS IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
STATE TO FINANCE HOUSING FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
MEIERHENRY OPPOSES CRIME-MONEY BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
WAUBAY SCHOOL HEAD QUITS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DRUG BUST COULD RESULT IN 27 TRIALS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
FARM ECONOMY AFFECTS BELL'S GROWTH,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
ITALIAN LETTER STUMPS RC POLICE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MAYOR TO ASK REGENTS TO OK BEER ON CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CHAMBER'S LETTERS TO PROTEST BIA MOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
1982 WAS NOT A CHARITABLE YEAR FOR SERVICE GROUPS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MUSICIAN HAS NEIGHBOR TO THANK,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MUSICIAN 83 BRINGS SHOW TO CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NO TRUTH TO ANIMAL TORTURE STORY--OZZIE OSBOURNE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AREA FOLK MUSIC HAS IRELAND CONNECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'THE LARK'--WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL'S PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CONSUMERS FIND TELEPHONE SERVICE CHANGING,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ETSI DOESN'T PLAN TO BUY LAKE MCCONAUGHY WATER,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MENNONITE PLAN HAS OFFENDERS MEETING VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CUT IN INDIAN STUDENT FUNDS INSENSITIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARGUS TO RUN LEGAL AD MISSED IN TRIBUNE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW--SDSU WILL SURVIVE FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS 55 YEAR SENTENCE FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD MAN SETS MARK IN HOMEMADE PLANE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WINGLER RAPPED FOR POTHOLE POLITICS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE OFFICER TESTIFIES ALMOST SHOT ATTACKER,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"STATE PARKS WILL SPLIT {dollar}635,000","Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CLASS B OPENERS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
LIFE WITH THE STATE 'B',"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SF GEARS UP FOR TOURNEY BY HIRING SECURITY TEAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"WHITEOUTS, ICE STIR UP TROUBLE ON HIGHWAYS","Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WAKONDA WARRIORS WIN THE BIG 'B',"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
{dollar}20 SMALL PRICE TO PAY TO HUNT AND FISH,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WAKONDA IN A WALK,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COACHING PRESSURE CAN BE HARD TO BEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOOK FORWARD SOON TO PIKE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"SOLEM NOT READY FOR PRESSURE, YET","Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*THIEF CAN'T TAKE AWAY ROWE'S 300 GAME,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW MAY CHANGE MIND ABOUT PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAMPAIGN ADDS ANOTHER CHAPTER TO HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS ARE TOO MUCH,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CARELESS ACT SENDS GASOLINE INTO SEWER,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEW HIGH SCHOOL WOULDN'T AFFECT OTHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE DEMS SEEK COMEBACK IN '84 ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LEGISLATURE SHOULD PASS WATER DIST (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*TELECAST SHOULD SHOW SELF-RELIANCE (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GLAD TO REFUTE ENVOY'S FALSE CHARGES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PEOPLE MUST HAVE A VOICE IN DISPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANDROPOV COMMENT OFFERS PERSPECTIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NEED COMMISSIONER WITH MANAGER EXPER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SAFETY OF CHEMICALS USED IN LAKE NOT PROVEN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*USD BEGINS EXCHANGE WITH GERMANY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CO-OP BANK RETURNS MILLIONS TO BORROWERS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
17 DEMOCRATS JOIN ABDNOR TO OVERRIDE VETO,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*COOPER CAN GET NAME ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
BRANDON VALLEY WILL NAME REPLACEMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
OGLALA COUNCIL APPOINTS JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RAPID CITY WON'T GET SPERRY PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WINS SCHOLARSHIP TRIP TO JAPAN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA IS SETTING FOR BOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MILDRED HORTER MAKES GOOD USE OF TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY HOSPITAL OFFERS MED CARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PREPARE FOR RUSH ON INFANT SEATS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SD HUNGERS FOR MUSHROOM TRADE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TUNING UP SCHEDULE WOULD FILL MORE SEATS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SKUNKS MAKE DANGEROUS PETS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*OPERA HOUSE CORNER SINGS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOLARSHIP SET UP IN AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BOOKIE RANG UP MORE BETS THAN THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR WRANGLES OVER CALIFORNIA SITE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPOUSAL RAPE IS A CRIME,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE FAMILY FARM BREEDS POLLUTANT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BANKS HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTAN MAY GO ON SHUTTLE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW MAY AX SOCIAL LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GRASS FIRE BURNS 35 ACRES NEAR HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEIERHENRY REACHES TENTATIVE AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RANCHER ASKS COURT TO DECIDE WATER ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INDIAN HEALTH CARE CUTS WOULD AFFECT SD,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CRITICS FEAR RULING HARMS SUSPECTS' RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
NEWS MEDIA IN AIRING OPPOSING VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
USING ETHANOL HELPS FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
METERS SCARE OFF SHOPPERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*MAN HELPS PATIENTS FIGHT BACK,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NADER STUMPS FOR STOFFERAHN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--INTENT OF DISASTER LAWS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*O'CONNOR OPENS CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE SAYS PROBE INDICATES GAS PRICE-FIXING,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SEMANTICS STALLS FARM BILL LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BLACK HILLS SNOW HAS MORE WATER THAN NORMAL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GROUND BREAKING FOR MOUNT MARTY CENTER SET,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VOLK TO RUN FOR 5TH TERM AS STATE TREASURER,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BEEF SPECIALIST WARNS OF COSTLY SPRING DISEASE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL JUDGE SENTENCES 2 FOR TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS HISTORIC LUMBERYARD IN WOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN AWAITS SENTENCING FOR CHURCH FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW BUSINESS NOT ALWAYS A BOOM,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER MAYOR OF MISSION PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
PANEL TO DISCUSS INSURANCE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BELL BLASTS SD TEACHER SALARIES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JOB SURVEY HIGHLIGHTS CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENATE RESOLUTION REDUCES CITY'S OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FULL-SERVICE MEANS HIGHER PRICE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TELLS PEOPLE WHAT TO EXPECT IN COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD REVIEWS POLICY ON ATTENDANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*FLAGS FLY AT HALF-MAST,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMER FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION GETS WELCOME ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HANDICAPPED CAN LIVE INDEPENDENTLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MEDIA THREATENS DEMOCRACY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
IT PAYS TO USE SEAT BELTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LAWMAKERS THANKED FOR EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
'TOP GUN' VIDEO IS QUICK DRAW AT STORES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ARTISTS SOCIETY HONORS DE VANEY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
JOSKO VOCATIONAL TEACHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
3 HONORED FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BODY FOUND--MOTHER HELD,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAYWARD SESSIONS SET FOR TWO DATES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD SUPERCOLLIDER GROUP OK'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAKPALA FATHER FREED ON BOND,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRADLEY MEASURE GAINS BACKER--SD STILL OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*BRADLEY OFTEN ABUSED THUNDER HAWK, PROSECUTION SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CANTON FAMILY LOSES HOME TO FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WICHNER MADE THREAT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY RANKS LOW IN TAX RATE STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SOME SCHOOLS TO GET LESS IN AID,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LICENSE REBATE DECREASES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TELLINGHUISEN AGAINST STRICKER FARM LOAN RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FEW FARM ISSUES DEALT WITH IN SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SERVICES SET FOR KNEIP,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*COUPLE CHARGED IN DRUG OPERATION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRIBES MAY SUE OVER PRIVATE BANK CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FREE LICENSES COST STATE {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*JENNER JURORS VISIT SCENE OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JURY DECIDES IN MORRELL'S FAVOR,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO SAVE HISTORIC HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COURAGE OF MORRELL WORKERS COMMENDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NELSON LACKS LOYALTY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T DELAY MAMMOGRAPHY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*A LITTLE IRISH,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BUBBLES STILL AFLOAT FOR WELK, 85","Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SKETCH RELEASED OF RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AMDAHL TO DISCLOSE INTENTIONS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHILD SUPPORT OFFICE TO HAVE MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPREME COURT HOLDS TERM AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHITE TO LEAD GOVERNMENT GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RING OF EXCITEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INTERESTED IN LOW-INCOME APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROVIDER'S BENEFITS CAN'T BE REDUCED,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WEATHER TAKES FLAKY TWIST,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HANSON TO RELINQUISH SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NORTHWEST UNION REFUSES CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN BELL DENIED RATE REDUCTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD CONSIDERS SUING STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*SDSU DUO ON ALL-NCC TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA AWAITS FAST-PACED FERRIS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*DEFENSE HELPS VERMILLION RIP BON HOMME,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SDSU MEN'S SQUAD FACES STRANGE FOE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*YOUNGER ZULK HONES BASKETBALL SKILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*ROMANCING THE STONES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PRESSLER'S STAFF RETREAT COST {dollar}12,000","Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SATURDAY CLASSES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*LOCAL WELCOMING COMMITTEE LENDS A HAND,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'ROBIN HOOD' CAST CAPTURES LAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ALBUM FULFILLS CITY PASTOR'S DREAM,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PUBLIC WILL BENEFIT FROM TOWER REJECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SECULAR HUMANISTS SAY GOD IS NOT NECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COUNCIL STORY MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LAWMAKERS DIDN'T HELP POOR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SCHOOLS ARE TOP HEAVY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BRANDON MAIL SERVICE GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BILL WOULD CUT PAC POWER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*CUSTER, VERMILLION IN FINALS","Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NDSU WOMEN EDGE COYOTES IN OT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL FOR DEAF CROWNS ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BALTIC MAN, 19 INJURED IN CRASH","Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CASE CLOSED ON 2 LENNOX DEATHS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DELAYS COMPANY'S SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAST START TURNS INTO PREDICTABLE FINISH,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KOREAN PROTESTERS GREET SD GUARDSMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MARRIAGE TROUBLES BECOME MURDER TRIAL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SHRIVER'S OWNER ASKING FOR {dollar}700,000","Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUTOPSY MAY SOLVE RAPID CITY MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS ACCUSE PRESSLER OF FLIP-FLOP,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FOUR WARDEN CANDIDATES TO BE INTERVIEWED,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EX-HOUSE HOPEFUL PUSHED FOR VACANCY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
'DAKOTA MEN' CALENDAR FALLS TO DEBT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
STORMS POSSIBLE AFTER FOG LIFTS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LIVING IN THE SHADOW OF PROSPERITY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HUMAN SERVICES WORKERS IRATE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOCTOR TO TESTIFY IN WASHINGTON ON INDIAN ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
VETOED BILLS NOT WORTH SAVING (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PRESSLER QUESTIONS--HE'S OUT OF TOUCH,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PLEDGE WILL FOSTER ACCOUNTABLE DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
USDA FOOD GETS BUM RAP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DON'T KILL FOR CONVENIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
STRENGTHEN SOCIAL SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WOMEN SHOULD ORGANIZE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LEADERS SHOULD BACK MEN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
PRESSLER VOTED FOR REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FISHING TOURNEYS UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*SD RULES NCC,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"O'GORMAN, BROOKINGS WIN IN REGION 1AA","Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PROGRAM TARGETS PREDATORS OF GAME BIRDS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
FISHING PROGRAM TO BE ENLARGED BY GF&P,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING OFFERS NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
STATE DELEGATION BACKS PROPANE PROBE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT--ADD INDIAN SYMBOL TO STATE SEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUTTON HONORED BY STATE HORSE COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIKEN TO ANNOUNCE HER PLANS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WALKAMERICA SET FOR APRIL 28 IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS HOPE TO OVERRIDE TEEN DRIVING VETO,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN TEAM SOLVES ITS WAY TO THE TOP,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL--REORGANIZATION 'NOT PLEASANT',"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
URBAN INDIAN HEALTH NEEDS MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STRETCH TO HELP FIGHT CANCER,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SAMUELSON POLL SAYS HE CAN WIN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CLEAN AIR ACT COULD HURT COAL POWER PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANTON SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER NEW RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GARRETSON TO DISCUSS CITY'S WATER OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GUARD USE UNLIKELY AT STURGIS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FAULTY FURNACE CAUSED RESERVATION HOME FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FLANDREAU MAN TO HEAD NURSERYMEN'S GROUPS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ELK POINT TO DISCUSS SCHOOL SPACE SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TRANSPORTATION PLAN WORRIES STATE OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
*ART HONORS SLAIN DAKOTA INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*COUNSELING BUSINESS BOOMS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*17-YEAR HABIT HARD TO BREAK,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*TRIP OF THE TONGUE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*A TRAVELER FINDS SPRING DOWN SOUTH,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1990, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*FROEHLICH ADDITION--LURE OF OPEN SPACES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*IRAQI UPRISING NEEDS HELP, KURD SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GRANDMA T FINALLY MADE IT TO JESUS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*'DON'T SIT SO CLOSE TO THE TUBE',"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CATARACT SURGERY CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
RECOVERY TIME VARIES FOR C-SECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
REAL CRIME PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONSTITUTION PROTECTS LIFE AND LIBERTY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PHONE-NURSE SERVICE ASSET TO COMMUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GROUP'S PROBLEMS MORE MEDICAL THAN EMOTIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CITY COULD BE CENTER FOR HIGHER EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
WORK GREAT EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MEETING TO DECIDE FATE OF GULF PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD CONTINGENT RETURNS TO ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SFC GETS RESEARCH GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECTS IN MALL ROBBERY IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CLASS GETS COURTROOM EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FRONTIER CLUB OWNER ENVISIONED GROCERY CAREER,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS SING PRAISES OF ORIOLES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AIR SERVICE WAS A GOOD PRACTICE RUN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"{dollar}10,000 DONATION AIDS LIBRARY PROJECT","Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"BANK TO AUCTION 31,500 ACRES OF LAND","Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STUDENT CHALLENGES STATE RESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HEALTH ADMINISTRATION FOCUS OF USD EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"NEEDS CLEANUP, GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"SLOGAN, LOGO PREPARED TO PROMOTE DEADWOOD","Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"*START FAST, THEN EKE OUT WIN","Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU'S PLEA NOT A TOURNAMENT BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEES PAID FOR ADVICE ON IRA ARE DEDUCTIBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COUNTRY'S FOOD STAMP CASELOAD RISES 20 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LESTERVILLE COUNCIL MIGHT OUTLAW NUDE DANCING,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GRADE SCHOOL TO START AT 9 AM,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
RELEASE FULL LIST OF CHECK-BOUNCERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*EX-CULT MEMBER 'GOT OUT',"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MUTUAL RESPECT NEEDED IN THE CLASSROOM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER MISLED READERS ON KERREY'S POSITION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FARMERS GET MEAGER PAY FROM SALE OF MILK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS BENDING CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LESS GOVERNMENT NEEDED IN PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HOODED WORSHIPERS IRK ORDINARY READER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"SMOKER--BEAT SYSTEM, GROW YOUR OWN (L)","Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"FARM, PERSONAL INCOME STATISTICS CLARIFIED (L)","Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"*WHO'S GOT THE CUTEST BABY--UH, ALL OF US","Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*BEANS, BEANS THE VARIETY 'FRUIT'","Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HYPNOTIST TO APPEAR AT WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"{dollar}170,000 AVAILABLE FOR HOMELESS SHELTERS","Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS PRIORITIES AT EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REP JOHNSON TO BE DELEGATE FOR CLINTON,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROSEBUD MAN FOUND GUILTY IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEN PAISLEY SEEKS 5TH LEGISLATIVE TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INQUIRY WON'T STOP CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LIQUOR LICENSE OK'D FOR FORMER BALTIC CORNER,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD OK'S WASHINGTON BUILDING SWAP,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S LSD USE HITS NEW HIGHS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IMPLANT PROTESTERS TARGET SINGLE CLINIC,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ST THERESE PARISH LOOKS AT FINANCIAL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OPPOLD CHARGED FOR SNOW COMMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS 139TH UNIT GETS RECKORD AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COSTA RICAN STUDENT TAKES BACK INSTRUMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY MAY SUE OVER CENTER'S BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU HAS NEW HEAD OF MILITARY SCIENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*STUDENTS COMPETE IN JAZZ CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEADBEATS TO BE SNIFFED OUT WITHIN 60 TO 90 DAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATES TO TOPPLE ILLEGAL BILLBOARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BEETLES POSE THREAT TO TREES IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HAAR BLASTS DASCHLE FOR SENATE BANK TIES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CANISTOTA'S STUNNING 'B' TITLE MADE FANS BELIEVE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BUSER CLOSES IN ON IDITAROD WIN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
GROUP WILL SELL RADIO STATION ASSETS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NEW SDSU RESEARCH TARGETS SWINE DISEASE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
UNITED WAY ADS WIN NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*GOOSE RANCH FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*BODY FOUND NEAR LAKE ANDES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING THEIR KICKS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP TO PUSH FOR VETO ON SD ABORTION BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHILDREN TO TESTIFY IN SEX TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CLINTON'S PLANS WILL BRING BAD TIMES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COUNTY SHOULD BE MORE COOPERATIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NELSON TAKES GAMBLE WITH ABORTION STAND (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE STORIES BRING UP PARADOX (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
THOMAS BRINGS TRUTHFUL VIEW TO PAPER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--INCREASING THE BETTING LIMIT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*MOST CALLERS SAY PANAMA TRIP INAPPROPRIATE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HUNTER SHOULD LEARN LESSON FROM PENALTY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SF NEEDS MORE HANDICAP PARKING SPOTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
THE TIME HAS COME TO REORGANIZE NRA (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AMERICAN FAMILY ASSOCIATION IS OUT OF TOUCH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ANIMALS ACTIVISTS CAN MAKE THEIR OWN CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
GAMBLING EXPANSION VOTE WAS UNNATURAL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
STUDENTS SHOULD BE PUNISHED FOR PRAYING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*LAWYER TO LEAD UNITED WAY DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HANSON TO ANNOUNCE BID FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY CONVICTS FATHER OF ABUSING INFANT SON,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEIDSCHLAW PLEADS OT GUILTY TO CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRACTICING SOME STEPS ON THE STEPS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANONYMOUS PACKAGES CONTAINED BULL PARTS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON DEFENDS PANAMA TOUR,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE SPENT {dollar}2.9 MILLION IN '92,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"CITY, COUNTY GROUPS JOIN TO CHART GROWTH","Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BROKAW'S FUTURE IN NEWS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DATE RAPE IS SUBJECT OF FEMINIST'S LECTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRIVER GETS 21 MONTHS FOR CRASH THAT KILLED GIRL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL SCHOOL IS SITE OF INVENTION FORUM,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BALD EAGLES MIGHT NEST AT SD REFUGE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"CRITICISM UNWARRANTED, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STANDING ROCK RESIDENTS PLAN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
IRENE TO BUILD VETERANS MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"UTILITY, PIPELINE TO BRING NATURAL GAS TO PIERRE","Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GAY COUPLE'S TALK DRAWS OPPOSITION IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*PARKSTON WOMAN DEVOTED LIFE TO CANCER SOCIETY WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*OLDER STUDENT DISCOVERS LOTS OF TREAD LEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT'S NEW FOR SPRING?,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*IF CHILD WANTS TO QUIT AN ACTIVITY (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*JOY CRITICIZES GAMBLING REPORT SHE PAID FOR,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BRINGING SCHOOLS IN LINE WITH DISABILITIES ACT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS WORK OUT TENTATIVE BUDGET DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LAWMAKERS WORK OUT TENATIVE BUDGET DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
AD IN POOR TASTE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEGISLATURE DOES LITTLE TO HELP US (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CRACKDOWN ON FUN MAKES NO SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RELIGIOUS RIGHT HAS ALWAYS BEEN INTOLERANT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DOWNTOWN NORWEST REMODELS BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AMERICAN LEGION CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEAD START PROGRAM ENROLLING STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEE SWENSON WINS UNION PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
APPLICATIONS SOUGHT FOR AWARDS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY AND TRIBE WIN GRANTS FROM HUD,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NASA DENIES IT SHUT KELO OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOO LATE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"IGNORANCE OF TAX LAW NO EXCUSE, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CONTRACTOR--APARTMENTS AT MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRUE COLORS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*ADAMS DENIES HE PURSUED JOB AT MICKELSON SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
RAPID CITY SUSPECT QUESTIONED WRONGLY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SANDVIG TO RUN FOR COUNTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEEN-AGER KILLED IN DRIVING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REWARD OFFERED FOR EAGLE INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO COLLECT FARMERS' CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MUNITIONS DEPOT MUST BE RESURVEYED,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CITY DRUG SWEEP NETS FOUR,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*DRUG TRIAL ENDS IN PLEA BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
OPENS CENTER TO MEET NEEDS OF BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*CEILING CRASH IS BLESSING FOR FANS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ARTISTS HIT HOT ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THINK TWICE ABOUT BOOZE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRODUCTIVITY SOARS FOR STAY-AT-HOME WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*NO 1 ORIOLES ROLL IN OPENER,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"VIKINGS, JACKS KNOW WHAT AWAITS THEM IN NORTH DAKOTA","Argus LeaderMar 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ZICK FOUND NOT GUILTY IN TRANSIENT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*VOLGA GIRL FIGHTS FOR RIGHT TO SKATE IN AUDITORIUM,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DISTRICT PREPARES FOR LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MAN ARRESTED AFTER STANDOFF WITH OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FIVE SOUTH DAKOTANS WIN JEFFERSON AWARDS FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RIGHT TO KNOW HAS BEEN PRESERVED (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ALL-DAY KINDERGARTEN WILL NOT HELP KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER MUST STOP FISCAL ARM-TWISTING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BALANCING BUDGET MAY CUT OFF SD FUND (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE DID RIGHT BY FIGHTING AMENDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CONGRESS HAS BECOME A BODY OF WHINERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*EAGLE'S LESSON POINTS THE WEARY TO FAITH IN GOD,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
DRIVER IN CRASH IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE SEEK LEADS IN WESTERN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL RESIDENT ACQUITTED OF ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN CHARGED WITH HOUSE BREAKING, RAPE","Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROSECUTORS WEIGH DEATH PENALTY IN CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDS GIVE PAVILLION {dollar}1.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REPTILES AND SNAKES CRAWL INTO CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY POLICE INVESTIGATING SUSPICIOUS FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BRANDON VALLEY CONSIDERING CHARGING TO RIDE BUS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LEGISLATORS DIDN'T HELP STOP RAPE, SAYS FATHER","Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*TWO TONS OF BRATS TO FEED SCHMECKFEST,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SEVEN CANDIDATES TO BE ON CITY BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FRIENDS TO HONOR 3 DOCTORS WHO DIED,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORT PIERRE WOMAN ACCUSED OF IHS EMLEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PETITIONERS OPPOSE SALE OF DEPOT LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FFA CONVENTION ON CAMPUS IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MADISON SECOND-PENNY TAX UP TO VOTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*GOING TO DISNEYLAND,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CANTON PARENTS' WORKSHOP AIMED AT HELPING KIDS COPE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DISPUTE AFFECTS MADISON MAYOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
GREGORY LAWYER SAYS HE LIED TO BAR ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
RETIRED JUDGE DIES OF HEART FAILURE,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*GROCERY WILL FEATURE ETHNIC TWIST,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*COURTHOUSE EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BILL PENDING ON US WEST'S RURAL SELLOFF,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*JACKS HANDLE USD,"Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SAMPSON, LIGHTNING STRIKE DEAL","Argus LeaderMar 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SHE ONCE WAS A DOWSING PRODIGY-CAROL CRONK,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SEEK TAX COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKERS SEEK TAX COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW HURT BY OWN PARTY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AIRPORT GRANT APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
EINSTEIN CENTENARY DINNER SET,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"TRIM CAR PERKS, REVIEW CITY HALL","Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"TRIM CAR PERKS, REVIEW CITY HALL","Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC THANKED FOR RESPONSE TO GOOD SAMARITAN JAMBOR,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
PUBLIC UTILITIES PANEL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
FIRST AMENDMENT'S INTENT-TO PREVENT OFFICIAL CHURCH,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
ABDNOR CRITICIZES CABINET,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PICKSTOWN MIGHT GO ON SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UTILITIES ASKED FOR REPORT ON LOBBYING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UTILITIES ASKED FOR REPORT ON LOBBYING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA CAST MAKES MOST OF FLIMSY ZINDEL SCRIPT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DANCE DISPLAY AMAZING IN 'BITE OF BIG APPLE',"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA CAST MAKES MOST OF FLIMSY ZINDEL SCRIPT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TREATMENT OF MEANS QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TREATMENT OF MEANS QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA DOME ROOF PATCHED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
THE LOOK OF FUTURE AT THIS YEAR'S 'B',"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*ARMOUR TRIO CHOSEN TO ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*JIM LUCE WAS NAMED HEAD COACH OF THE WARRIORS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PUC STAFF PULLS U-TURN ON BELL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PUC STAFF PULLS U-TURN ON BELL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PUC STAFF PULLS U-TURN ON BELL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CHURCH VS STATE BATTLE ON BOOKS IN COURT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH VS STATE BATTLE ON BOOKS IN COURT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RAIL TAX, GOLD BILL, SCHOOL BILL...","Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE HANDWRITING ON THE WALL TELLS IT ALL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1979-80 WINTER PRODUCES FEW BLIZZARD TALES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ST. PATRICK'S PARADE GRAND MARSHAL NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE HANDWRITING ON THE WALL TELLS IT ALL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE HANDWRITING ON THE WALL TELLS IT ALL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ST PATRICK'S PARADE GRAND MARSHAL NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1979-80 WINTER PRODUCES FEW BLIZZARD TALES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY PROMISES TO BUILD BLOCK 11 PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HEAD START,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TURNER COUNTY SHERIFFS INVESTIGATE WIRE THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HATCHERY PLAN HITS SNAG,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FBI CHECKS POSSIBLE RENT FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OPPOSES RATE BOOST FOR MUNICIPAL BONDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"REVIEW, TIGHTEN CITY TAX BREAKS (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEED FOR SPOUSE ABUSE FUNDS SEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEED FOR SPOUSE ABUSE FUNDS SEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WICK PUSHES FOR BALANCED BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CEMENT OFFICIALS FIND DAMAGE CAUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUNSHINE TO FREEZE SOME PRICES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANISTOTA WOMEN'S TRIAL TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANISTOTA WOMEN'S TRIAL TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOARD GRANTS VANDERLOO PAY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD BANKRUPTCIES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TOURNEY CROWDS BEHAVE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD BANKRUPTCIES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
13 INTERESTED IN JUDGE JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
UNION MAY GAIN CAMPUS EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SUPERTURTLE FUNDS MOUNT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
JUDGE-ELECT RATHER THAN APPOINT BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
NOTARY MUST GET VOTER SIGN UP OK,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
NUCLEAR ENERGY PRAISED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
LUCE NEW WASHINGTON GRID COACH,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CELEBRATE ST PATRICK'S WITH IRISH FARE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JURY INDICTS 16 FOR DRUG PEDDLING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOLD TAX TO FORCE MINE CUT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOLD TAX TO FORCE MINE CUT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOLD TAX TO FORCE MINE CUT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RECYCLING PLAN FOR CITY IMPERILED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MUNICIPAL BAND--AN OPEN CLOSED SHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MUNICIPAL BAND--AN OPEN CLOSED SHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNION-MUSICIANS' FRINED OR FOE...,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EERIE WITCHES DAZZLE IN GUTHRIE'S 'MACBETH',"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*ON DISPLAY IN SF--INDIAN ART REACHES BACK,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*ON DISPLAY IN SF--INDIAN ART REACHES BACK,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
'B' TOURNEY IN 1936 BROUGHT EXCITEMENT TO HARRISBURG,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*READY TO ROLL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL DIRECTOR CLEARED IN CHILD ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FORMER FIRE MARSHAL RELEASED FROM PRISON EARLY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FORMER FIRE MARSHAL RELEASED FROM PRISON EARLY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL DIRECTOR CLEARED IN CHILD ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REDISTRICTING THE MAJOR WORK FACING LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REDISTRICTING THE MAJOR WORK FACING LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS RESUME WORK IN PIERRE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FOSTERING TIES WITH CANADA (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LABOR SECRETARY DISPUTES AUSTAD'S CHARGES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
URGES REPEAL OF MEMORIAL DAY LAW (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
ABANDONMENT OF DOG UPSETS A READER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
'BABY ANDREW' REWARD FUND BEGUN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
'BABY ANDREW' REWARD FUND BEGUN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
KULL BLASTS GARBAGE PLAN STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
KULL BLASTS GARBAGE PLAN STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED ON ROBBERY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ELLSWORTH SPENDING SET AT {dollar}29 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SF MAN AMONG AWARD WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
URANIUM SEARCH CONTINUES IN EAST SD,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SUIT CLAIMS OAHE STAND AFFECTED SALARY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*SUIT CLAIMS OAHE STAND AFFECTED SALARY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
MORE SD WOMEN ENTERING WORK FORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*SUIT CLAIMS OAHE STAND AFFECTED SALARY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
MORE SD WOMEN ENTERING WORK FORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
LAND ON RESERVATION UNDER STATE JURISDICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER WOULD HAVE VOTED FOR EXPULSION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*'CUTTER'S WAY,' A FILM WITH AN EDGE (FINE)","Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NUKES--DIVISION IN THE CHURCH,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TOASTMISTRESS MEMBER SPEAKING-40 YEARS LATER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EPA HOLDING MONEY TO INVESTIGATE BIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TAKES BIA CASE TO WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INCREASE IN HEATING COSTS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF BUSINESSES CITED FOR SELLING TO MINORS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WHEN THE UNIVERSITY CLOSES DOWN...,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RELYING ON OUT-OF-STATE CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WHS BUILDING AGAINST {dollar}1 MILLION OFFER (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR KKRC ON CONCERT BEHAVIOR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MAKE CONCERT SPOILERS PICK UP MESS AT ARENA (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"SIOUX FALLS AMBUSHED BY PROMOTER, BOXERS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"WHAT SEPERATION OF CHURCH, STATE MEANT (L)","Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
EDITORIAL ON ATLANTA MURDER CASE CRITISIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
JANKLOW SHOULD LET FIRST LADY DO TALKING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
DEMOS WANT TO REPLY TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DRUG BUST MAY MEAN BIG JURY CALL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EDUCATOR DEFENDS TEACHER LAYOFF,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NSC POST MAY BE VACANT IN 6 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PIEDMONT MAN FACES RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POLICE GET OFFERS TO TRANSLATE LETTER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PROBERS SEEK MISSING CHAMBERLAIN HOSPITAL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RELATIVES CAN'T FIND MISSING PLANE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
22 CANDIDATES FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE ASKED TO DISMISS SUIT AGAINST REGENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RULING OVERTURNING RAPE TRIAL APPEALED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR--WAYS TO INCREASE FARM INCOME,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
80 PERCENT OF FARMERS WILL IDLE SOME ACRES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JASON YUNG CHUL IVERSEN DISPLAYS THE FLAG,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"FEDS GIVE CITY {dollar}882,000","Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STAFF ARE PREPARED FOR DORMITORY FIRES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AUCTION SCHEDULED TO RAISE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CONCERT TO BE OF THE GREEN VARIETY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COUNTY HEALTH NURSE THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HORACE MANN MUSICIANS ENJOYED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SKATERS TO ROLL FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
LYMAN RAIDERS MEET MATCH WITH HAMLIN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GIVE US SHELTER FROM STORM,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*ANNOUNCERS LOVE TRIP TO CLASS B TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SMED, GONDER, TETZLAFF--NCC STAR TEAM","Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
MAN SAYS HE WANTED TO SHOOT SOMEONE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEASURES BIG HELP FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY PRAISES BILL TO SUBPOENA RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD LAWMAKERS BACK REPEAL OF WITHHOLDING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLEDGES OF ALLEGIANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITIES AT ODDS ABOUT LOCATION OF OPERATION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAWYER SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"WOMEN SHOULD GET COMPENSATION, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROTEST LETTER SENT BY PAPER CALLED A JOKE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHIROPRACTORS HAVE IMPRESSIVE SAFETY RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FINE CREATED NECESSARY ARTS DIALOGUE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEWSROOM THANKED FOR COOPERATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY BILL FORTHRIGHT HOUSE STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEA FIRE DEPT COVERAGE APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WRESTLING TOURNAMENT COVERAGE APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ARE SUBSTANCES FROM ABORTIONS USED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
REAGAN IS LEADING US INTO ANOTHER VIETNAM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BAD WEATHER MEANS LESS PRODUCE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMEOWNERS CAN DISCRIMINATE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH HOLDUP OF STORE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WON'T DENY APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEXAN FACES TRIAL FOR SETTING JAIL FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
31-YEAR-OLD MAN FOUND GUILTY OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY NEEDS BETTER STREET PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FARM GROUP WANTS TO FREEZE TARGET PRICES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OREGON JUDGE SETS FEDERAL TRIAL DATE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABDNOR BACKS WATER RESEARCH BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR SUPPORTS DRUG ED WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHARGE UPHELD IN ROSEBUD BEATING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CUSTER HOSPITAL SUED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROWLAND DEFENDED IN HEARING--CUSTER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE FAIR BOOTHS CALLED A DISGRACE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
USD ASKED TO HELP WITH TUSK SITING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
100 APPLY FOR 2 JOBS WITH POLICE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*2 CITY MEN DIE IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'WHY ME',"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SETBACKS PLAGUE BACKERS OF STATION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MIDWIVES CAN DELIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*12TH STREET MERCHANTS LOST PARKING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION COULD VOTE ON FEE EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL DISCUSS WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POSTER CHILD'S MIND ISN'T CONFINED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*DASCHLE WILL RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
1ST COCAINE CASE GOES TO TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HAIL WAKONDA'S WARRIORS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LT HART DESERVES CREDIT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROKENLEG CAN'T SPEAK FOR GREEK ORTHO (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WHEN CITY PAYS EXTRA MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"FEE, FINE SHOULD BE REFUNDED (L)","Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AMERICAN LEGION WILL CELEBRATE 65TH,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONNECTICUT SENATOR WILL SPEAK,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PANEL WILL DISCUSS NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MAYOR SUPRISES PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
5TH ST PATRICK'S DAY PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*UNION--NO PAY CUTS THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP PUSHING CHANGES IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BLOCK'S AG ADVICE SOUND (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FERRARO TAINTS PEPSI ADS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO BUSINESS DESERVES SPECIAL LEGAL IMMUNITY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STOP CITY OFFICIALS' EXCESSIVE SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OFFICIALS HIDE BEHIND ADVICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CITY MANAGER NOT ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHANGE STREET-CLEANING PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MX MISSILES WASTE MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SYMPHONY KIDS SOUND OFF FOR EACH OTHER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*FLOODING DROWNS SOME CITY STREETS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KEAN SENTENCES DOKKEN TO 50 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*PRESSLER'S WAR CHEST HOLDS MORE THAN {dollar}300,000","Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR LAUDS GURNEY AS SECURITY CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE WANTS TO BLOCK MX,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE ORDERS DEMOTED FIREFIGHTER REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL MAN CHARGED WITH RAPING 5-YEAR-OLD GIRL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LOW INCOME ENERGY APPLICATION DEADLINE SET,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POWERLESS DAYS TURN BACK CLOCK,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
2 FACE CHARGES IN CONVENIENCE STORE BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ATTEMPTS TO GRAB CHILDREN REPORTED IN MILBANK,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BANKS' CONDITION IMPROVES AFTER CHEST PAINS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS USER FEES AT PARKS POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELECTRIC TROLLING DEVICES TO BE LEGALIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW PROCLAIMS OLDER EMPLOYEE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHANARD TO ADDRESS STOCKGROWERS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BANDIDOS' FORMER LEADER IMPRISONED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BLUE SKY AND SUN HELP PROMOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE MAY LOSE {dollar}60 MILLION AFTER CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BIG TOE WAITS FOR THE SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE'S BILL TO EXTEND SIGN-UP,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"IOWA, MINNESOTA PROPOSALS SIMILAR TO SD PLAN","Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PEOPLE WANT DOG'S GRAVE TO HAVE MARKER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD CHECKS PROBLEM-SOLVING PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*DAILEY DOES LITTLE THINGS THAT ADD UP,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANTON RACES WITH THOROUGHBREDS IN STATE 'A',"Argus LeaderMar 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BRIGHT SIDE TO PRISON IN SPRINGFIELD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE INVESTIGATE HORSE MUTILATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OK'S TRANSFER OF FMHA LOAN MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BRIGHT SIDE TO PRISON IN SPRINGFIELD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMMISSION OVERREACTS TO DRUG PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ICON HAS SERVED NATION WELL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PARK WORKERS DESERVE THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DAM EASES FLOOD PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LOCAL STATIONS OFFER VARIETY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*CHILDREN SING PRAISES OF FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE OFFICIAL SEEKS CITY COMMISSION SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLTON MAN SEEKS COUNTY COMMISSION SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO DISCUSS ENVIRONMENT CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER-TO-BE GETS 30 DAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BRIDGE SIDEWALK COLLAPSES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICIALS ASK,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AIR FORCE RECRUITERS REPORT THREAT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
POLICE ARREST 2 FOR SIT-IN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ABDNOR DOESN'T EXPECT REAGAN VISIT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BAR OWNER TO SELL RATHER THAN CLOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOEING TO OPEN TEMPORARY OFFICE IN STURGIS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CARLSON TO RUN FOR DISTRICT 17 NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CASEY TO ANNOUNCE BID FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION REJECTS RESOLUTION ON PRICE-FIXING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GEOLOGICAL AGENCY PRODUCES NEW STATE MAP,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OGLALA SUSPECTS TO AWAIT TRIAL IN HALFWAY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY PARENTS PROPOSE TEEN CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZENS GROUP RATES SENATORS POOR,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS REGIONAL JAIL BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRESSLER PROPOSAL LIMITS MANUFACTURERS' LIABILITY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ARIZONA OK'S TALKS ON WASTE WITH SD,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ANNEXATION CONCERNS BRANDON VALLEY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MODERATE FLOODING SEEN FOR EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"COUNTY, HIGHWAY WORKERS WORK OUT DISPUTE","Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
OGLALA RESUME LAND REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*FUN IN AREA CAMPUS MINISTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF NATIVE PERFORMS FILM SONG,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HIGHWAY 281 DRAWS THE CURIOUS INTO TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
CONSERVATION RUNNER-UP NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
JOURNALISM CITY DELEGATES NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
THE OAKLAND BALLET TO PERFORM IN 2 SD CITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
STATE MOTHER OF YEAR IS CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
MARCH OF DIMES NAMES POSTER CHILD,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
SOPHOMORE WINS BRITISH SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
TOP SOCIAL WORKER OF YEAR NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
*COLLIN'S SKILLS SHUT OUT OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS WRAPS UP BERTH IN 'AA',"Argus LeaderMar 12 1986, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*SPILL 'JUST AN ERROR',"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THOUSANDS TREK TO TOWN FOR GAMES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGENCIES MAY PAY TWICE FOR PCB CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE SAYS FMHA DIRECTOR SHOULD RESIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON ENACTING A LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MAKE SECOND SLOT A MEANINGFUL POSITION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*LEGISLATURE KIND TO THE ARTS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POSTMASTER DELIVERS IRISH MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ASIAN FESTIVAL TO BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO APPEAL INDIAN CAMP ORDER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN TO RUN FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRADLEY SCARED VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAYOR JACK WHITE HELPED DELIVER NOON MEALS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO SHIP TAINTED SOIL TO NEVADA,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLANNING PANEL REJECTS RETIREMENT COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FRIENDS, DIGNITARIES TO HONOR KNEIP TODAY","Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MOTHER TO BE CHARGED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VANDERLOO WEIGHED SUSPENSIONS'S COST,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*UTILITIES PANEL DENIES PAGER FIRM TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN AGENCY DELAYS SIGNING BANK CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN DENIES THAT HE'S NM MURDER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN DENIED APPEAL OF LIFE TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSING PLAN WOULD INCREASE AID,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SPENDING UP FOR COUNTY ROADS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE UNVEILS TOURISM CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SDSU--BANKRUPTCIES ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SD'S SHOOTING STARS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NATIONAL CHAMP DORN GETS LAST LAUGH,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BLIZZARD BURIES BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"UNION, MORRELL DISAGREE ON BENEFITS","Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CATHEDRAL TO REPLACE 53-YEAR-OLD ORGAN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
COLLEGE PLAY FLAWED BY ACTORS' AGES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
"CANCER AEROB-A-THON NETS {dollar}20,000 (L)","Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PARENTS PRAISE VOLLEYBALL PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BUSINESSES BOOSTED SPRING PROM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON TWO BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DOUBLE TOURNAMENT DISTRACTING TO FANS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COACH MAKES SISSETON STAND TALL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH JUMPER SOARS TO NCAA RECORD,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD STATE WOMEN TURN BACK UND,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SDSU SENIOR AIDS REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*AUSTAD TO RUN FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BELATTI TO SEEK DISTRICT 13 SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABORTIONIST TO SPEAK AT PRO-LIFE RALLY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BANK MANAGER PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD SELECTS NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL CONVICTED IN ARTICHOKE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON'S DECISION COULD AFFECT ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARTS COUNCIL DIRECTOR RETIRES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPARKS MEMORIES OF BASKETBALL HERO,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN'S PET ONLY CASUALTY IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
APPOINTMENT WILL HELP SIOUX REGAIN HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINING GROUP LOSES 3RD ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BUSINESS ON UPSWING FOR COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SEWAGE ASH FIRM'S PLANS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*MAN EXTENDS ARTIFACT COLLECTION IN OWN BACKYARD,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*RETIRED LAWYER JONES DIES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*GARRETSON FEARS SAFER WATER COULD DRAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY SPLIT ON PAY HIKE FOR COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL INDOOR TRACK,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOUBLE STANDARD REFLECTS ON HIS INTEGRITY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TELL US WHAT YOU WOULD LIKE ADDED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DASCHLE VOTES FOR TOBACCO (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SHOW WAS A CELEBRATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
STATE WORKS FOR AGRICULTURE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
COUNSEL PRACTICE IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
TRAPPING SHOULD BE STOPPED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
PREP TRIO COURTS GREATNESS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IOWA SCHOOL OPENS DOOR TO NEW PARTNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VERMILLION WINS 'A',"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*STATE'S FORDHAM FULFILLS DREAM, REPEATS IN 800","Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SUMMER CAMPING OPTIONS ABOUND IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*POLICE RELEASE ROBBER'S SKETCH,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BALTIC MAN REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS STUDENTS TEST KNOWLEDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SNOWSTORM COST CITY {dollar}176,339","Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KICKING CANCER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS CHARMED BY IRISH FEVER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THIN BALLOTS SAP SUSPENCE IN SD ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO HELP CARDIAC PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS AIR CONCERNS ABOUT FUTURE HURDLES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS TEEN SOCIAL CENTER PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY OFFICIAL JOINS PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ELK POINT POST OFFICE ADDS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROSECUTORS WON'T FIGHT JURISDICTIONAL RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
KEYSTONE PREPARING FOR WAX SUMMIT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
TO BRIDGE GAP WITH NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
URGES PANEL AIMED AT SOLVING DEFICIT PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BROTHERS TO SPEAK AT LOCAL SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER SPONSORS HARASSMENT MELTING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COMPUTER PRESIDENT TO ADDRESS BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CONTRACTORS JITTERY OVER SAFETY RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
NEW RENTAL LAW TAKES EFFECT TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
UNITED BRANDS SETS EARNINGS MARK,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SEED TESTS SHOW POTENTIAL PROBLEMS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
JOB REPORT INDICATES RURAL GAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
ELEPHANT HUNT IN ELKTON ENDS WITH ITS DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*NEWS TEAMS STRESS LOOKS, PERSONALITY","Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
MESSAGE OF 'ROMANOFF AND JULIET',"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTAS BOAST STRONG TREASURY OF HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1989, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
RAIN PUTS CITY AHEAD FOR MONTH,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}7,000 RAISED TO HELP PETERS KIDS","Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OWNERS SAY A LANDLORD'S JOB IS NEVER DONE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*CHURCH, MEMORIES LEFT FROM PRAIRIE ACADEMY","Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*A GOOD LANDLORD IS LIKELY AS GOOD AS...,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*HANDS OF TIME MEASURE 90 WONDERFUL YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*RUSS TAFF SEEKS POP AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*SYMPHONY TURNS IN STELLAR PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*POTENTIALLY DAMAGING FLUORIDATION DENIES FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEGISLATURE MUST CONSIDER FURTHER PRISON ACTION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
USE RESTRAINT TO LIMIT NUMBER OF BILLS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEVELOP WITHIN STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LIGHT PRISON SENTENCE ENCOURAGES CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRESSLER VOTES FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MUENSTER'S PLANS SUSPECT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
FIBROIDS COMMON AMONG WOMEN OVER 35,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
BLACK HILLS MINES FACE FEDERAL FINES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON PROPANE TANK FIRE PUT OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMSTEAD WORKERS ACCEPT CONCESSIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE TORNADO DRILL SET FOR EARLY APRIL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHIEF TURNS FROM TACKLING FOOTBALL...,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*244 ARCHERS SHOOT FOR TOP,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD MAY DECIDE ON HIGH SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
2 VETOED BILLS UP FOR VOTE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MORE REPUBLICAN BILLS OK'D,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*LONGTIME STORE OWNER SPENCER DIES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CROW CREEK STUDENTS TO RECALL THEIR HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JAMES RIVER GROUP TO CONSIDER RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU PREPARING FOR LITTLE I,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BALTIC TO DISCUSS LONG-TERM CITY GOALS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HUDSON TO CONSIDER RAISING WATER RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COLMAN FUND-RAISER TO HELP PAY MEDICAL BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DOGS HELP TAKE BITE OUT OF CRIME,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JEFFERSON DISCUSSION TO FOCUS ON DRUG USE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
MOUNT MARTY SCHEDULES INDIAN AWARENESS DAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"*CUSTER TOPS RED CLOUD, WINS STATE TITLE","Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ANY JOINT ASSETS GO TO SURVIVOR,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*HOME INSPECTOR A BUYER'S SAVIOR,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
SCHOOL SAVINGS BOND ON ITS WAY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*SOLDIER RETURNS FROM GULF TO SEE NEW SON,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DESERT STORM PARADE WILL BE HELD DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL VOTES TO KEEP 'IMPRESSIONS',"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIELDS CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*IRISH BAND TO PERFORM AT O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LYNYRD SKYNYRD BANDMATE RISES FROM TRAGEDIES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
STUDY IS SKIMPY ON CENTER FUNDING (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MCGOVERN TO ROYKO,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T TOLERATE LONETREE BLACKMAIL THREAT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"WITHOUT RIGHT TO LIFE, ALL OTHER ISSUES MOOT (L)","Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*PERSSON'S LATE SPURT SENDS STICKNEY TO STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*CITY CLUBS TEACH COMMON PRINCIPLES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"MINUS OTHER TOP DRIVERS, OUTLAWS OWNED BY KINSER","Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FISHERIES EXPERTS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT WALLEYE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HURLEY MAN AMONG PORK BOARD NOMINEES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*FEDS IN CONTROL AT HURON THRIFT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
APRIL 26 DEADLINE FOR FARM PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION DELAYS ISSUING PARK BONDS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DE SMET WOMAN DIED IN STRANGULATION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARINGS HELD CLOSE TO RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CZECHOSLOVAKAIN VISITORS SHARE VIEWS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SOARING ABOVE THE PLAINS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TAMPERING SCARE HITS STORES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IMMUNITY GRANTED IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAW NOT LIKELY TO DEFLECT SCHOOLS' LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WEST CENTRAL VOTERS CAST BOND BALLOTS FOR 7TH TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MISSION MAN CONVICTED OF AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROSEBUD MAN ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GULF GUARD UNIT MAKES DEDICATION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"VICTORY RALLY, POWWOW PLANNED IN MISSION","Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DROP IN MISSOURI RIVER RUNOFF PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GIAGO TO BE HONORED BY HARVARD FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RESERVATION GETS TOURISM OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SOVIETS TO TRACK NUKE TESTS FROM HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*DASCHLE LONG ON WIT ABOUT SIZE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL SHUFFLE SENDS PARENTS SCRAMBLING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE NEAR DEAL WITH CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*OH FUDGE, IT WON'T BUDGE","Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GOVERNOR PAUSES IN FACE OF 'NOBLE IDEALS' (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEGISLATORS SHOULD CHANGE TUNE ON AFDC (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO NEED TO FREEZE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AFDC RAISE SHOULD BE GRANTED BY LAWMAKERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TO TRADE WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*HORSES OFFER SPECIAL COMPANIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EVEN CATHOLICS AREN'T PERFECT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WINNING--THE ONLY THING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*POLL REVEALS ATTITUDES TOWARD PUBLIC SCHOOLS (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OFFICE TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY SPOKESWOMAN WILL LEAVE HER JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR PROCLAIMS GIRL SCOUT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATES ADD RULES TO LOTTO AMERICA,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN SENTENCED ON COCAINE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SHERIFF DOESN'T LOOK THE PART,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WHO WILL OVERSEE RENNER CAMP,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BOMB THREATS COST COLLEGES {dollar}270,000","Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HANSON BUILDING PROSPECTS ARE PROMISING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHICOINE SAYS HE'S CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MADISON PLANS BOND VOTE ON WATER SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STEELE WINS ELECTION AS TRIBAL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON SIGNS TAX-REBATE BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFF-RESERVATION FATALITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*JOHNSON PREFERS TO BE UNCOMMITTED DELEGATE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*AUGUSTANA, SDSU WOMEN HAVE BISON ON THEIR MINDS","Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SD TEAM'S MUSHER EDGED OUT FOR 2ND,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*AUGUSTANA'S NIELSEN HEADS ALL-NCC TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ENGINEERING DAYS SET FOR BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RAVEN'S NET SALES REACH RECORD MARK,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CARGILL PLANS CORN PROCESSING PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
OFFICERS FIND SECOND BODY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON RETURNS FROM PANAMA,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABORTION DOCTOR BUYS MORE POWERFUL HANDGUN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ANTI-TAX COMMERCIAL OVERLOOKS HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RESIDENTS WOULD DO THEIR RECYCLING PART (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SF NEEDS FEDERAL TRANSIT AID (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CREATE TRUST FUND FROM GAMBLING FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CLINTON SHOULD CUT WELFARE FOR WEALTHY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"CREDIT INDUSTRY IS CHEAP, NOT FRIENDLY (L)","Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CLINTON HAS CHANCE TO REVERSE HYPOCRISY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"REJECT ABORTION, KNOW JOY OF GIVING LIFE (L)","Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS TAX EVASION CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOND DENIED FOR CONVICTED MURDERER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON PLANS ABORTION DECISION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RESIGNS FOR MINNESOTA JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN CHARGED WITH PROSTITUTION, PIMPING","Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GREAT BEAR REPORTS PROFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HANSON ANNOUNCES RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON BLASTS CRITICS OF PANAMA TRIP,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNING CONCERNS DEPARTING OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN SUING RAVEN OVER FIRING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CONTEST SPOTLIGHTS YOUNG INVENTORS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEADS DOWN TO NOTHING IN 10-YEAR-OLD MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAILROAD'S PROPERTY TAX RULING OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
4-H GROUPS PROTEST EARLY SCHOOL START PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FORMER EMERY MAYOR HAD KEEN INTEREST IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*BUSINESS TRIES RELATIONSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*COLISEUM COMES ALIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
RAVEN EARNINGS SET RECORD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*TEXANS DOWN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NCAA REFUSES TO RECONSIDER REGION SITE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CALLERS FAVOR 2-CALLS TOURNEY SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NEA MONEY MAKES WAY TO MOST SD CITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*INDIAN ARTIST EXPLORES CULTURE WITH MONOPRINTS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FLOWER SALES RAISE CASH TO FIGHT AGAINST CANCER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"AUGUSTANA PLAY IS THOUGHTFUL, ALSO UNUSUAL FOR SF","Argus LeaderMar 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*LAKES HIT RECORD LEVELS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NEW AIRPORT HANGAR MAY HAVE TO SHRINK,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION GETS STINGY ON ESTIMATES FOR COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
'PRELUDE TO KISS' MISSES CHANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY MUSN'T BE BLOCKED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GRAUVOGL'S REVIEWS BETRAY HER IGNORANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FAIRNESS DOCTRINE ISN'T NEEDED ANYMORE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
OLD STOP SIGN STILL WAITS FOR PEOPLE TO NOTICE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MORRELL UNION TO VOTE ON CONTRACT SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY CONVICTS THREE ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOV MILLER VETOES FOUR BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEWER JUVENILES GOING TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*READY TO RESCUE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER ALSO SAYS ADAMS SOUGHT JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BURGLAR ON THE PROWL IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUTHORITIES ARREST MOM IN KIDNAPPING OF SON,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*REGENTS DIRECTOR CONSIDERS LEAVING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FARMER SMOTHERED IN BIN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEATPACKING PLANT REOPENS KILL FLOOR,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS DISTRICT PICKS SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE OK'S CHARGES IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BRANDON TEEN-AGERS DC-BOUND,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DE SMET TAKES STEPS TO SAVE CITY HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*ROSLYN CREAMERY TO CLOSE DOORS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*BIG EIGHT HAS FINAL 2,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE WOMEN STUN NORTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COYOTES WHIP UND,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*CHURCHES EXPERIENCING MEMBERSHIP REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WEEKEND HIGH ALMOST BREAKS MARK,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*VOTE ON SALES OR MEDICAL TAX WOULD BREAK NEW GROUND,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOUR TO FEATURE 69 NEW HOUSES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KSFY'S OWNER KEEPS TELEVISION STATION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PHONE CARDS CATCH ON,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SO, HOW ABOUT SOME 'B' WITH YOUR NCAA'S?","Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRUSADERS ON CLOUD NINE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BISON ELIMINATE STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*IS SAMPSON REALLY WORTH THE TROUBLE?,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*ELK FEVER IN FLATLANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*BIRDS AT FEEDER CHANGING WITH THE SEASONS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
DUCKS UNLIMITED WANTS TO ADD WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*A MOVING MONUMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
PHEASANT SEASON COULD BE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*NEW BALL HELPS SONNENFELD GET 1ST 300,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
"CANISTOTA MAN, 33, DIES OF CRASH INJURIES","Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CAUSE OF HOUSE FIRE: GAS, WATER BALLOON","Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
20-YEAR-OLD CHARGED IN RAPE OF TEEN-AGER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN CHILD RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HANSON PREPARING HIS TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GUARD CONVERTS ARTILLERY TO LARGE HOWITZERS,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STALEMATE TO GREET LEGISLATORS MARCH 20,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PROPERTY-TAX REDUCTION TO BE ALLOCATED UNEVENLY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CHARGES PENDING IN BATHROOM BOMBING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SHRINE TO MUSIC EXPANDS MEMBERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS HELP AGENCY PREPARE FOR DISASTER,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
AUTHOR TO READ FROM BOOK ON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*USD PRESIDENT LOUISVILLE FINALIST,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*RAPID CITY STUDENT WINS MUSIC PRIZE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
EX-POLICEMAN GETS SETTLEMENT--MADISON,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SUICIDE THREAT TURNS TO HOSTAGE SITUATION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
NORWEST ANNOUNCES SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*PHONE USERS VOTE ON TOLL-FREE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DIFFERENT SOURCES TO FUND REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
AMBULANCE WAR HURTS CONSUMERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PRINCIPLES SECONDARY TO SENATORS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SCHOOLS CAN'T REPLACE FAMILY (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CUTTING RENBERG STAFF CRIPPLES EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
DASCHLE IS EAGER TO THROW MONEY AWAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*TRIBE PUNISHES RADIO STATION BY PULLING ADVERTISING,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
HOUSE SELLS OUT ON HEALTH-CARE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
DON'T SUPPORT CHURCH'S ANTI-WOMEN DOCTRINES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
"DON'T SUPPRESS GOODNESS, CHRISTIANITY (L)","Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
BALANCED BUDGET DELAYED MOMENTARILY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
CHILD MOLESTER REARRESTED IN YANKTON IN EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR POSING AS HOMELESS BOY,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
COUNCIL MEMBERS REACT TO SALES-TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*FEAR STRUCK OUT AS SOON AS LOVE INTERVENED,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS EXPLORE WORLD,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*NEW MEXICO FULL OF WARMTH AND HISTORIC PLACES,"Argus LeaderMar 12 1995, sect.G, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW'S PLAN GETS NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER CONFIRMS HIGHER AMBITIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S PLAN GETS NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ELECTION FILING RULES JUGGLED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ELECTION FILING RULES JUGGLED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MYRON FLOREN FORM A CANCER SOCIETY CRUSADE KICKOFF,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"THE POTHOLES ARE BAD, BUT...","Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"THE POTHOLES ARE BAD, BUT...","Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
VALID CRITICISM OF RURAL TRANSP AD TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DOVE A RENEWABLE RESOURCE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
NO 'OFFICIAL' CATHOLIC CHURCH STAND TAKEN ON EQUAL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
"LEGISLATURE, MRS. WERTHMANN THANKED FOR RESCISION","Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
JIM JACKSON DEFENDED IN MOURNING DOVE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
CENTENNIAL DINNER HERE WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STATE CAN'T WIN BANKS' RETURN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATE TO REMOVE LEAKED GAS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE CAN'T WIN BANKS' RETURN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN-WHEAT PACT VITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN HELD IN MUGGING DEATH-SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YOUTH ARRESTED AFTER ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSIONARY FROM SD ABDUCTED IN MINDINAO,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS SCHOOLS MAY LOSE BUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MISSIONARY FROM SD ABDUCTED IN MINDINAO,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SENATE OKS REGENTS BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SENATE OKS REGENTS BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SIC TEAM-LINCOLN LAND THREE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CANTON IN STATE MEET-ELWOOD DIETRICH LEAVING MIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*FLOREN AT CANCER CRUSADE KICK-OFF,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*FLOREN AT CANCER CRUSADE KICK-OFF,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SD MAY GET POWER FROM MANDAN LINE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
LOCAL LAWYER JUDGE FINALIST,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
LOCAL LAWYER JUDGE FINALIST,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"1,000 TURN OUT FOR SLEIGH SHOW","Argus LeaderMar 13 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
STATE RAIL PLAN ROLLS BY SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE RAIL PLAN ROLLS BY SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RIVALS CLOSE TRIBAL OFFICES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITIBANK-WE'RE ON OUR WAY TO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKERS HIKE BOND INTEREST CEILING TO 12 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS AFFIRM HOMESTAKE TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"GAS TAXES JUMPED, GASOHOL BREAK REMAINS","Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"GAS TAXES JUMPED, GASOHOL BREAK REMAINS","Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LAMONT CRANSTON'S BLUES UNCLOUD THE MIND,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*QUARTET TURNS STRINGS INTO NATURAL RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ELVIS COSTELLO-A NEW KING OF ROCK,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LITHOGRAPH CHOSEN AS BEST OF SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
THIS YEAR'S 'A' BRINGS TO MIND THE 1962 AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KRAMER SIGNS ANOTHER PACT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HURON ALIVE AT NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HURON ALIVE AT NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLASS A BASKETBALL HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"MAYOR, PROSECUTOR GATHER IN SECRET","Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NO MORE MOONLIGHTING FOR COUNTY BRASS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NO MORE MOONLIGHTING FOR COUNTY BRASS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SON TO TESTIFY IN FAMILY SCHOOL TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SEIDSCHLAW GETS 50 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SEIDSCHLAW GETS 50 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SEIDSCHLAW GETS 50 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DON COOK-HOW HE LIKED SF (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN URGES HOME FOR OLYMPICS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MCGOVERN URGES HOME FOR OLYMPICS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BOARD BUYS NEW SCHOOL SITE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
APPROPRIATION TO EASE TAX SHORTFALL-PENNINGTON,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN GIVEN 20 YEARS FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PROPOSED STATION CALLED IMPRACTICAL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
STATE SENATOR TO STAY IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
PROPOSED STATION CALLED IMPRACTICAL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
ANTI-ABORTION AMENDMENT REQUESTED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
TEXACO TO CONTINUE SALES IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
ALCOHOL FUEL CLINICS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
AUGUSTANA'S FACULTY REJECTS ROTC PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BOOK BAN DIVIDES ONIDA SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AUGUSTANA'S FACULTY REJECTS ROTC PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MURDER SUSPECT FOUND IN GEORGIA,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BOOK BAN DIVIDES ONIDA SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MUNDT'S RETIREMENT WON'T END THEATER CAREER,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'RAGING BULL'--A REALISTIC LOOK AT FIGHTER'S NIGHTM,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MUNDT'S RETIREMENT WON'T END THEATER CAREER,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH SCHOOL BAND TUNED UP FOR EUROPEAN TOUR,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*HIGH SCHOOL BAND TUNED UP FOR EUROPEAN TOUR,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*MYSTERY ILLNESS STRIKES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CUSTER COACH'S DREAM WON'T COME TRUE THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROAD HUNTING BANS WORRY SPORTSMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HAPPY HOHERTZ PASSES UP DIVISION I TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*HAPPY HOHERTZ PASSES UP DIVISION I TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*SPEAKER--FARMERS' STAND ON EMBARGO 'SELFISH',"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COURT VICTORY NO COMPENSATION FOR MADISON MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BUSTS MAY DRY UP AREA DRUG TRADE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SPEAKER--FARMERS' STAND ON EMBARGO 'SELFISH',"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COURT VICTORY NO COMPENSATION FOR MADISON MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COURT VICTORY NO COMPENSATION FOR MADISON MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NO MORE SNOW,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAST-MINUTE ARM TWISTING NEEDED FOR FINAL RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAST-MINUTE ARM TWISTING NEEDED FOR FINAL RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAST-MINUTE ARM TWISTING NEEDED FOR FINAL RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POSTAL UNCONCERN FOR BORDER TOWNS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BACKS SUPREME COURT RULING ON ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
EMPLOY THE OLDER WORKER WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MORTENSON WOULD CHANGE MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEAD INFANT FUND DETAILS RELEASED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MORTENSON WOULD CHANGE MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STAR WITNESS TESTIFIES IN ABUSE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"STATE OWES FOR COMPUTER, COMPANY SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
STAR WITNESS TESTIFIES IN ABUSE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
AIR SERVICE SPURS COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*VETO OF BEER BILLS STAND,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS TACKLE REDISTRICTING ON FINAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*VETO OF BEER BILLS STAND,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS OFFER 5 NEW MEASURES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*CITIBANK HEAD WARNS COMPUTER WIZARDS NOT TO BE 'ELI,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*CITIBANK HEAD WARNS COMPUTER WIZARDS NOT TO BE 'ELI,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
CORPS FAVORS PLATTE PLANT DESPITE POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EROS TO LAY OFF 15-25 EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MOVE TO CROW CREEK HIGH DELIGHTS FRANKLIN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WARNER'S LOON WAKES UP WHEN HE STEPS ON ARENA FLOOR,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*LEARNING ART FROM A PROFESSIONAL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A CAMPSITE IS A CAMP SITE...,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MINORITY FIRM TREATED FAIRLY, EPA DECIDES","Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WANTS MORE ARGUMENTS IN TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NORTHERN AIRLINES PROPOSAL MET WITH CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EMERGENCY FEED PROGRAM CANCELED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FEDERAL JURY RULES AGAINST MITCHELL BANK,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VARILEK--REVEAL CANDIDACY PLANS MARCH 23,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
7 TURNER COUNTY RESIDENTS ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CRITICISM OF CHEERLEADERS DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOUBLE US GAS TAX TO REPAIR HIGHWAYS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IT'S TIME TO SAVE DELL RAPIDS' BUILDINGS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHANGES NEEDED IN FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REAGAN BUDGET CALLED REVERSE ROBIN HOOD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BISHOP DUDLEY URGES COMMITMENT FOR LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BILLION TO APPEAL RULING TO FEDERAL COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS WANTS STUDY OF PENSION FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LAMMERS SEEKS RE-ELECTION TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BANK MUM ABOUT CORSICA ACCOUNT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRED ABERDEEN OFFICER FILES BOND,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RECYCLING ATTRACTS LARGER FOLLOWING,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS ATTEMPTED RAPE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
TRIBAL CANDIDATES AT ODDS OVER JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*EVERIST GOP CANDIDATE FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HAMLIN IS STATE CLASS B BASKETBALL WINNER,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*70 FOSTER CHILDREN KEEP COUPLE YOUNG,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JANKLOW CABINET--NEW MEMBERS OF TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RICK KNOBE GRILLED AT CHARITY ROAST,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY ELECTION A GOOD ONE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SATELLITE COMMERCIALIZATION QUESTION CRUCIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN ERRS IN PLAN TO SELL SATELLITES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EVENTS WILL HONOR STATE'S FIRST POET LAUREATE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL COULD BECOME CORRECTION FACILITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SIDES OF DECISIONS YOUR NEWSPAPER MAKES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF DESERVES BETTER CONCERT GROUPS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PIPELINE BILL BIG THREAT TO RAILROADS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ABDNOR BACKS LOCAL SCIENCE FORUM,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN TRIAL TO START WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CORSICA STOCKYARDS OWNER FACES 5TH CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE TO ATTEND KANSAS HEARING,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NO ARRESTS MADE IN KEYSTONE BLAST,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SUSPECT CHARGED IN MARTIN DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TAKE A FARMER TO LUNCH MARCH 21,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HUMAN RELATIONS PANEL WAITS TO SEE EFFECT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SDSU ASKS DRAFT QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"POLICE, STUDENTS CHECK STORE LIQUOR SALES","Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
DISPUTE CONTINUES ON LOWER BRULE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LOWER BRULE TRIBE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NEW FISCAL CONTROLS FOR HOUSING AGENCY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
COURT WILL DECIDE LAND OWNERSHIP ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*HAMLIN CHARGERS' DEFENSE STEALS 'B' TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ST MARTIN IS GUINNESS BOOK RECORD-HOLDER,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BIG SIOUX ALMOST READY FOR GOOD FISHING,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BLEDSOE LOVES GOOD ARCHERY STORY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
APPLICATION DEADLINE TUESDAY FOR SEASON,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
ARCHERY SEASONS PROPOSED TO COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
BEUCKENS FINDS DIFFERENCES IN BOWLING,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*'IMPROMPTU' PLAYWRIGHT IS ADVERTISING WRITER,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*COUNTY TEACHER IS LIBRARIAN, JANITOR & MORE","Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BRULE SCHOOL-TAKING A STEP BACK IN TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*CAROL DENHERDER PUTS TOGETHER COOKBOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*ACCIDENT LAWSUITS THREATEN FAMILY FARM,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LAKELAND BREAKS GROUND FOR NEW NURSERY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COOPERATIVE INCREASES CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
EMPIRE SALES UP IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
FIRM TO PRODUCE HEAT EXCHANGERS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
HIRING YOUTHS MAY PROVIDE TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
STATE HAS FEWER NEW BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*BROOKE'S NEW FILM FLOPS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PANEL WORKS ON SITE FOR WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EXTRA LICENSE MONEY WILL BENEFIT AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LEGISLATORS RETURNING TO 15 VETOES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BACK ON THE JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN LOOKS FOR REASON TO STAY IN RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PROGRAM HELPS YOUTH BEFORE TROUBLE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*ABERDEEN GIRL, 7, KILLED WHEN CAR ROLLS","Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES ARREST MAN ON CHARGES OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BURNS IS FIRST TO FILE PETITIONS FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRAINAGE-FEE PROPOSAL GAINS COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWAN TO APPEAR ON PROPERTY-DAMAGE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY ROSTER TRIMMED IN REUTTER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RURAL LIBRARY ASKS FOR SEPARATE ACCOUNT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*I'LL WORK FOR SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HANSON LEANING TOWARD RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS THINK RULE WILL WITHSTAND OVERRIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WOMAN SEEKS TOP SDSU JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MEIERHENRY'S JUDGEMENT POOR IN CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE CITIZENS SHOULD BACK EDGEMONT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIES TO PROTECT CHILDREN'S SPEECH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONSTITUTION WASN'T VIOLATED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
POLICE CLOSE BOOKS ON MURDER-SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CAPITAL'S ONLY BOWLING ALLEY DAMAGED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GURNEY FAMILY FEATURED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MCDOWELL JURY SELECTION ENTERS SECOND WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WHITE RIVER TO REPLACE OBSOLETE AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEANS LOSES BID TO STOP TRIBE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"SIGNS 23 BILLS, BRINGING TOTAL TO 331","Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
CONTRACT WILL BE AWARDED FOR WEB PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STATE'S JOBLESS RATE UP,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*FULFILLING WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INMATE DIES OF OVERDOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LEWIS AND CLARK DROPPED ANCHOR IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GET OUT OF UNITED NATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAGAN HURTS CAUSE BY MISSING FUNERAL (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS NEEDS BETTER JOURNALISM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FARMERS FEEL LIKE CUSTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BILL RAISES MORAL QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SNOW EDITORIAL RIGHT ON (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ARGUS OWES CITY APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HOPE IS NEVER SHUT OUT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
EDITORIAL SHOWS NAIVETE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*'DEATH VALLEY' SCOTT CUT LIVELY SWATHE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*BURNS, ANTONEN, SCOTT ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME","Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*RELIC IS ANCHORED TO LEWIS & CLARK,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMMUNITY CONCERTS OUTLINES UPCOMING SEASON,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE II WILL BE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
COALITION HONORS RUTH MORRIS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
JAYCEES NAME OUTSTANDING CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
LOCAL STUDENT'S WORK PUBLISHED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
TRIPP VOLUNTEER HONORED FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
STATE SEED GROWERS ARE RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
WINNERS NAMED IN POSTER CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
2 CITED FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*ALL THAT JAZZ,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MINISTER TO DISCUSS CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PLANE ENGINES TO COME FROM OUTSIDE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH FACES CHARGES INCLUDING ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKER HAS A PLAN FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WINNING STUDENTS PEER INTO SPACE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COLLEGE RECRUITING HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"WORK, FAITH PUTS SCHOOL IN THE BLACK","Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BATESLAND MAN CHARGED IN WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GOLD MINE MANAGER SAYS FUTURE LOOKS SOLID,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"KIMBALL MAN GETS 8 YEARS FOR RAPE, INCEST","Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FIRE STARTED IN FURNACE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKERS HAVE TOUGH BATTLES AHEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW DECLARES FARMING SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NO DAY FOR FAIR-WEATHER 'A' FANS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM EXPORT SLUMP SPURS TRADE DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PHONE BALLOTS ARRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*VICTORY AGAIN DANGLES BEFORE HANSON FANS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THREE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DON'T ABANDON THE CONTRAS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
OPPONENTS WRONGLY LIMIT ACCESS TO OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TO LET AIRPORT BOARD FLY SOLO (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*ANOTHER PROTESTER ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CASEY ENTERS ATTORNEY GENERAL RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE ON CITY MENU,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BELL RECONNECTS PHONE AMERICA SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE EXTENDS BAN ON CANADIAN HOGS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
STATE INSURANCE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BACK INJURY HOSPITALIZES ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BUSINESSMAN PLANS CITY COMMISSION RUN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS TO GET {dollar}4.3 MILLION IN LOANS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HEARING PITS NEWSPAPER AGAINST COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE UPHOLDS INDECENT EXPOSURE ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN FACES CHARGES IN CHILD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"CUSTER TEACHERS, BOARD AGREE ON CONTRACT","Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE MICKELSON CANCELS AD,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON MAN WANTS TO BUY FIRST BANK STURGIS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOSPITALS SAVE BLOOD BY WASHING IT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW WORKS ON ARIZONA PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FEWER SCHOOLS LOSING MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS MAKE AMERICAN HORSE CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
A LIST OF WINNERS AND LOSERS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
ABDNOR SAYS SENATE BACKS HIM ON REA,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
AIRPORT PLANS MORE IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"10,000 TURKEYS PERISH IN FIRE","Argus LeaderMar 13 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*HUNDREDS GATHER TO HONOR KNEIP,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPILL TAINTED WATER,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROBERTS MAY BE RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRAINS HAVE TO WATCH OUT FOR MOTORISTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEAT BELTS WERE LIFESAVERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
STATE SHOULD SUPPORT EROS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HONEYWELL PROPOSAL NOT SAFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FIRE COVERAGE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*'TOP GUN' BRINGS MILITARY FANTASIES HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MOVIE IS ABOUT LOVE, NOT BARRIERS","Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EXPOSURE RULED IN BABY'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL TESTIMONY ENDS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'87 GIRLS SCOUT CAREERS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ABDNOR WON'T RULE OUT RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*I SAW BRADLEY KILL HER,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"UNION, MORRELL AREN'T TALKING","Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL COULD REPLACE HAYWARD BY END OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ESTELLINE-AREA FARMERS TO PRODUCE VEGETABLES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRM TO APPLY FOR HEAP-LEACH GOLD PERMITS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON NAMES MEMBERS TO STATE BOARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"STATE TO HONOR 2 MEN OVER 90, STILL FARMING","Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN CHILD LAW NOT VIOLATED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN WOMEN FACE JOB GAP,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JUSTICES BAR CLAIM BY MINNESOTA HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*STAYING ON FARMS AND RANCHES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*STATE 'A' TOURNEY FIELD CUT TO 4,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WHIRLWIND 1 1/2 YEARS FOR MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CASH WALKS THE LINE OF EXCELLENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BLACK HILLS DIG OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTS RECALL THE DEATH OF A SON,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*RESIGNATION A VICTORY FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MOST INFORMED ON DISEASE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NEW APPRAISALS NEED RESPONSIBLE SPENDERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"BUSH, DUKAKIS EARN SUPER TUESDAY WINS","Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FEAR WON'T WORK FOR MINING FIRMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PETERSON WISE TO QUIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WRESTLING FANS ARE CRUEL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
IS TRUST FUND BEING MISUSED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CONCERT REVIEW DISAPPOINTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GAME DEPARTMENT CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*DOME STIRS OLYMPIC DESIRES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TELL US WHICH TEAM WAS SD'S BEST,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*VERMILLION, SISSETON REACH FINAL","Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GOAL OF NEW PHEASANT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BUILDERS AUXILIARY WINS PROJECT PRIZE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER SPONSORS MARKETING WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN BUSINESSES ARE CONFERENCE TOPIC,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FOOD FIGHT CLAIMS SOME CASUALTIES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN HAWKS HEALTH CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*BRAINSTORMING,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LUTHERAN YOUTH IGNORE TV EVANGELISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CENSUS BUREAU TO CONDUCT SURVEY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ELECTRICAL UNION TO STAGE CARAVAN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LAST DAY OF DEAL-MAKING APPROACHES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PIZZA PATROL CARRIER ROBBED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
USD LAW TEAMS TAKE HONORS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP WANTS TO CHANGE FORM OF GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
LETTING DEFENDANTS TESTIFY CAN BE RISKY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*MICKELSON VETOES 10 BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
RESERVATIONS WORK TO PREVENT SUICIDES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
82-YEAR-OLD WOMAN CLOSES CARTER STORE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*DASHING THROUGH THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF HOSTS ORATORY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
*YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT DECREASES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
*LOCAL ADS USE HUMOR TO MAKE THEIR PITCH,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*NEW BATH A SPLASH AT HOPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAVOUR'S IRISH TO SIT OUT THE JIG,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ASTHMA--POTENTIALLY DEADLY SICKNESS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
VIKINGS ON BEST ROLL IN 46 YEARS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOSPITAL COULD PASS PROFITS ON TO PATIENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NEBRASKA-SD BORDER SITE BAD PLACE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"OTHERS NEED BREAKS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHO KNOWS WHEN TO QUIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*O'GORMAN SENIOR'S SIGHTS AIMED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FLANDREAU FAVORED TO FLY TO TOP IN '89,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CORPORATION WINS ENGINEERING AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL TEAM ARRESTS CITY MAN IN ASSAULT-SF,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNATTENDED PAN STARTS BLAZE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHITE APPOINTED TO NATIONAL PANEL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
575 PEOPLE ATTEND MASS HONORING TUTU,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MINISTER DOESN'T WANT GENDER MADE AN ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POOLING THEIR RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GARRETSON GOLFERS PLAN NEW COURSE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"STAGGERED SYSTEM PITS BIG, SMALL COUNTIES","Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS NEED MULTI-PURPOSE CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
7-ELEVEN RESUMES ADULT MAGAZINE SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*DOUBT LOTTERY WILL PASS ON FINAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GUARD LEAVES KOREAN CITY FOR TRAINING,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN SHARE QUILTING SKILLS WITH STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TOWN MOURNS FOUR CHILDREN KILLED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
9TH-GRADERS CAN'T PICK SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EASY-CARE HAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
COUNCIL ANNOUNCES ARTS GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
SHOULD HAVE MORE LOW-INCOME HOUSING (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PREDATOR CONTROL STUDIES ARE GOOFY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RE-ADJUST TOURNEY DISTRICTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*A YEAR IN THE BOOKS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*DASCHLE SPONSERS ORGANIC FARMING BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BROOKINGS BOARD VOTES TO END FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAIRVIEW JURY POOL READY FOR PICKING,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE CAN'T KEEP HER BABY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS SENTENCED IN 7-ELEVEN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN PLEADS GUILTY IN RAPE AND ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY VOTES TO REOPEN BLOCK,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENIORS GROUP SWITCHES TO MUENSTER,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY SECURITY IS PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ELECTION-YEAR SESSION QUIET AND CAUTIOUS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON WINS VETO BATTLES ON FINAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MOTHER GETS 6 MONTHS IN COCAINE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA HOSPITAL CONSIDERS TAX REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MARSHAL WANTS CLASS MOVED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TASK FORCE EXAMINES AGING HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN TO BE CHARGED IN FAKE RAPE REPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE RACES DRAW FEW PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIAL--POACHING PROGRAM PAYS OFF,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SDSU PROFESSOR SEES CHINA CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COOPERATION NEEDED FOR INDIAN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"FLANDREAU STUDENTS IN SCHOOL, NOT CLASS","Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MEN CHARGED IN CUTTING DOWN WIRES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BISHOP TO DEDICATE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES INTO TEEN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*MCKELLIPS--TOO LATE FOR RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ACTOR WILL TALK TO SENIORS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PISCOPO WILL PERFORM COMEDY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FULL-BLOWN STORM FIZZLES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEST CENTRAL ISSUE GETS 51 PERCENT APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PANEL MAKES STRONG CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*DEMOCRAT STUBBORNNESS WILL PUSH TAXES HIGHER,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
2 LIVE CREW BAN STEP TOWARDS DECENCY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MANY VETS DENIED LEGITIMATE BENEFITS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
COMMITTEE--SUBSTANTIAL STRENGTHS IN 'IMPRESSIONS',"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*FAMILY LIFE TEACHES COOK TO THINK LARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COMMEMORATIVE COIN SALE GOING WELL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POKER DEALER ARRESTED ON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TAX RETURNS AVERAGE {dollar}832,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE PRESS GROUP TO DISCUSS INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STURGIS TO HOST 1ST JEEP JAMBOREE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO MEET SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*'SPECIAL GUY' WON BATTLE, THEN DIED","Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HORSE BALLET,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HURWITZ SEES NEW ARAB-ISREALI TIES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS TO TALK TAXES ON DC TRIP,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COLLEGE STEP CLOSER TO DRUG-ABUSE GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GULF SOLDIER CALLS MAYOR TO OBJECT TO PARADE PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PHONE FIRMS URGED NOT TO DISCONNECT FOR CALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRIVATELY RUN PRISON COULD OPEN IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WINTER ISN'T OVER YET,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOARD TAKES NAMES FOR AREA VACANCY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN ADMITS TO WORKING WITHOUT A LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN GIVEN 6 MONTHS FOR HARVESTING MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMMISSIONER TAKES PART IN LEADERS EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RAPID CITIANS PROTEST PLAN TO BURN WASTE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
POWERS PREPARE FOR 'AA' CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AGRICULTURE EXPO PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SD-MADE NOTECARDS HONORED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"DOWNTOWN HOTEL PLAN DELAYED, WAR BLAMED","Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
ELEVATOR SHUTDOWN EFFECTS MINIMAL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NOT AFFECTED BY PROFIT CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
WASHINGTON NOT HIGH ON COUNTRY'S LIST,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO {dollar}95 RAISE IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RACIAL CHARGES MUST BE HEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEGISLATORS RIGHT BY CONSIDERING SUIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MICKELSON MISLEADING S DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LEGISLATOR IGNORED NEEDS OF CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PUT SWEETMAN PLAN ON 35-YEAR HOLD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
GAMING LAW CHANGES WOULD BENEFIT STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SCHOOL STARTING TIME DECISION WAS HASTY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*SNEAK-A-PEEK MOVIE SHUFFLE HAS METHOD,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ACTOR LIGHTENS UP IN MILLER'S PLAY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MUSIC, POETRY AND RELIGION OFFER DIVERSITY","Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REED PAINTS DEATH IN POIGNANT STROKES OF MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OLD TIME CONCERT OFFERS IRISH MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
QUILT EXHIBIT OPENS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA ONE-ACTS LOOK AT MARRIAGE, MISS POTENTIAL","Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CASTANIERA APPEALS 70-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN DIES IN MOTEL FIRE, CAUSE TRACED TO CIGARETTE","Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNELL MURDER TRIAL DELAYED 'TIL JULY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN STUDENTS' WALKOUT ENDS IN DETENTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON OFFICIALS SAY RAPE REPORT IS FALSE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ELDER LEADS NEW FLOCK TO OLD CHURCH,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POPPEN TO RETIRE AFTER '92 SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD LAWMAKERS--CHECKBOOKS BALANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*3 SITES FOR JAIL EXPANSION UNDER STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STANDARDS TO PROTECT VIEW ALONG I-229,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN CHARGED IN FATAL BADLANDS CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS LIFE FOR STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE ASK FOR HELP IN STABBING CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WEBSTER MAN SENTENCED TO TWO LIFE TERMS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*THE BLACK SHEEP OF THE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MANSLAUGHTER CONVICTION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SUPREME COURT--ISSUE WAS TRIBAL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VIDEO FOE SAYS SLOT MACHINES UNHEALTHY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*HALTER TAKES 7TH IN IDITAROD,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OUT OF CBA PLAYOFF RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SDSU FACES FAMILIAR OBSTACLE IN REGION,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*85-YEAR-OLD WON'T GIVE UP WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*LAKE ANDES PAIR BELIEVED TO HAVE DIED ELSEWHERE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*LOOK AROUND, IT'S GETTING WEIRD OUTSIDE","Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MULTI CULTURAL SERVICES OFFER SENSE OF COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"'LEND ME A TENOR' FUNNY, FAST ENSEMBLE SUCCESS","Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OFFERS CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FREEDOM OF CHOICE BILL ALLOWS BABY KILLING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STATE'S DRUNK DRIVING LAWS GO EASY ON DRIVER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
STATE HEEDS DELEGATION THAT PUTS SD FIRST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"*ON SUNDAY, SING A SONG OF PRAISE","Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MANY OPTIONS FOR UPGRADING DESKTOP UNITS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOLITION DUTY GOES TO LOCAL FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES IN SHOOTING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCHING FOR MAN WHO BEAT WIFE WITH MACHETE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RURAL BRANDT GIRL INJURED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEEKS SENIOR TO WORK AS INTERN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HORSEPLAY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FATHER CHARGED WITH SHAKING BABY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING FOE LAUNCHES PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
8 HOPEFULS VIE FOR 1 SCHOOL BOARD SPOT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DELINQUENT FARM LOANS REASSESSED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CADET APPOINTMENT GOES TO BRANDON TEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CLASSICS PROFESSOR TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRAZY HORSE SUPPORTS CUSTER BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 21 MONTHS FOR TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMUNITIES REJECT DUMP PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
KIDS TELL TRUTH ABOUT ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
USDA ANNOUNCES DISASTER RELIEF FOR 19 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FORECASTERS DOWNPLAY FLOOD RISKS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*BAKKE SPARKS AUGUSTANA WOMEN PAST SIOUX 79-67,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HURON PICKS KASSIN TO GUIDE MEN'S TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
NUMBER OF SOUTH DAKOTANS GAMBLING APPEARS TO FADE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLOOD'S GRIEF ROLLS ON,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FAITH CARRIES FAMILY THROUGH BITTER LOSS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*COUPLE CLEANS MESS OF '93,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MADISON FAMILY HAS NOT SETTLED IN,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*GOVERNMENT DIDN'T BAIL OUT TRENT FARMER,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
WINTER MELTDOWN LEAVES MONTROSE A BIT ANXIOUS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
DO NOT LAUGH OFF PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POOR CHILDREN DESERVE HEALTH-CARE COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ANTI-DRUG EDUCATION MUST BE ONGOING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STORY ABOUT GANG LIFE HARDLY NEWSWORTHY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MONEY ISN'T KEY TO BETTER EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CONCERNED MOM SPEAKS IN DEFENSE OF CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
LAWMAKERS FLOUT LAW BY COVERING CLOCK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
EDUCATION LACKING HUMAN ELEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
OFFICER'S HARASSMENT LEADS TO JOGGER'S INJURY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SEAT-BELT ISSUE IS FOR PEOPLE TO DECIDE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
EDUCATION PLAN MAY RUIN SMALL SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"IF HOMOSEXUALS CHANGE, THEY CAN BE SAVED (L)","Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
MEMORIAL STARTS FOR CRASH VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP OFFERED ON TREE CARE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKTRONICS REPORTS BOOST IN INCOME,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INDUSTRIAL PARK'S LAND SALES BREAK RECORD,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CARDS' VALUES ARE INFLATED BY PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S LENNOX IN A THRILLER,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*COYOTES NIP BISON, RETURN TO ELITE 8","Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL TURKEY FEDERATION CHAPTER TAKES FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*CLUBS OFFER TESTS FOR HUNTING DOGS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
PHEASANT SEASON IS OK,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
MORRELL UNION VOTES ON CONTRACT TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA STUDENTS TO VISIT LONGFELLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'FEMINIST FULLBACK' TO SPEAK WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SD TO BENEFIT IF DASCHLE PICKED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FALLS FLOWING STRONG,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY SHERIFFS FACE DEPUTIES' UPRISING,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LENNOX ACTIVIST COVERS ALL FRONTS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AID OFFICIALS STAND BEHIND LOAN AGENCY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
LAWYER--POLICE COERCED HELMER,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN BEING HELD IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSIONER QUITS TO ACCEPT FEMA JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATES FILE FOR BROOKINGS RACES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN GOES TO PRISON FOR SELLING MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HEIDEPRIEM FAMILY STARTS SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
AGAR SCHOOL BOARD SUES COUNTY AUDITOR,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MEDICAID HEALTH-INSURANCE EXTENSION NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*AGAR SCHOOL FOCUSES ON COLLEGE-PREP STUDIES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
FIRST GRADUATE MISSES CROWDED HALLS OF BIG SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
FARM BUREAU HEAD PREDICTS SUBSIDY CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*FIND YOUR NATURAL PALETTE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*ANALYSIS IS STARTING POINT FOR FASHION OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*ON BAD-HAIR DAY: THROW ON A WIG,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
"*RANGER MUSEUM, ALAMO WORTH VISIT","Argus LeaderMar 13 1994, sect.G, p.05, col.5"
*NEW PLACES FOR OLD FACES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GULF-WAR AILMENTS CONTINUE TO SURFACE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"IF YOU WANTED STATE BUDGET CUTS, YOU DIDN'T GET 'EM","Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"ECONOMY TO HUM ALONG, BUT NOT FAST AS LAST 4 YEARS","Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FLOODING FEARS RISE IN REGION,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEMO BUDGET BILL OFFERS LITTLE HOPE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FIRM UP CONVICTION FOR LAW TO LIMIT TERMS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*TUITION BREAKS FOR MINNESOTA UNDERGRADS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MORRELL AND CHIQUITA VIOLATE WORKERS' RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SEN. DASCHLE IS PART OF 'SLICK' INNER CIRCLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SD LAWMAKERS SHOULD LISTEN BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
TOM DASCHLE LET SD VOTERS DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
FACULTY AREN'T GUARANTEED JOB FOR LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
"BUDGET AMENDMENT WAS ALL SMOKE, MIRRORS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
UPCOMING ELECTION VIOLATES CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TIM JOHNSON ABOVE PLAYING PARTY POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LEGISLATORS SHOULD MAKE UP THEIR MINDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
MAJORITY STILL RULES; FORGET GAMBLING VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
WHY SHOULD VOTERS DO LEGISLATORS' WORK? (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
MOVIES CONTRIBUTE TO VIOLENCE IN SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*WAYS OF TEENS ARE MYSTERIOUS AND INTELLIGENT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HERE'S THE SCOOP ON SCHOOL PAPERS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FOUR SELECTED STUDENTS OF WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RED CLOUD'S INJURED LEBEAU HELP DELIVER 'A' TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SERVICE WILL STOP FLOW OF JUNK MAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT SOUGHT FOLLOWING ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RESCUING OLD MAIN--CANTON,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TYNDALL DELIVERS DRIVE-UP MAILBOX,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A GOOD WORKOUT REFRESHES--WELLNESS CENTER DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SEN. EVERIST SAYS DISTRICT OVERREACTING,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"WARMTH, HIGH WINDS BREATHE LIFE INTO FIRES","Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAYOR PLANS TO RUN FOR HIS THIRD TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BROWN COUNTY SHERIFF: MORE STAFF MIGHT PREVENT SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SCIENCE PROGRAM OFFERED TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*PRACTICE PAYS OFF FOR FIGURE SKATERS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JOHNSON PUSHES FOR MONEY TO FUND 6 HIGHWAY PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"HARRISON BROSZ DIES AT 67, WAS A COMMUNITY LEADER","Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA'S LARGEST COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*COURTHOUSE RESTORATION PROJECT COMES TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*HOME EQUITY LOAN CAN HELP BALANCE HOUSEHOLD BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 13 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LEGISLATORS GET RECORD BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS GET RECORD BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WINDS GUSTED UP TO 50 MPH,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SINGLE ISSUE UNFAIR IN CONSIDERING MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SINGLE ISSUE UNFAIR IN CONSIDERING MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
US NEEDS NEW ENERGY SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
US NEEDS NEW ENERGY SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
INJURED REMIEN MAY BE NEEDED TO TOP PATS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*IVERSON, SWISHER, COMSTOCK IN SD SPORTS HALL OF FAME","Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*IVERSON, SWISHER, COMSTOCK IN SD SPORTS HALL OF FAME","Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*IVERSON, SWISHER, COMSTOCK IN SD SPORTS HALL OF FAME","Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*IVERSON, SWISHER, COMSTOCK IN SD SPORTS HALL OF FAME","Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DIFFICULT TO BUILD DYNASTY IN CLASS A RANKS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELDERLY MAY GET TAX RELIEF,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INNOVATIVE HOUSING SOON READY FOR DISABLED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INNOVATIVE HOUSING SOON READY FOR DISABLED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TUESDAY TEMPERATURES CAUSED THE PAVEMENT TO STEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELDERLY MAY GET TAX RELIEF,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE AWAITS GARRISON REPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE AWAITS GARRISON REPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MEANS FINDS A JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FORGOTTEN SECURITY KILLS BID,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BREAKING UP AN ICE JAM,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RIGHTS COMMISSION TO MEET,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE TO ACCEPT CALLS-'TALK WITH TOM',"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD GETS YOUTH JOB FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARGENTINA BACKS WHEAT PRICING,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TO SPEAK APRIL 7,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DENNIS MCFARLAND WANTS DOCUMENTATION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DENNIS MCFARLAND WANTS DOCUMENTATION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARGENTINA BACKS WHEAT PRICING,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD GETS YOUTH JOB FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS USE OF SIOUX RIVER GETS SENATE OK,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSION RESTRICTS BUILDING IN FLOODWAY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CHURCH OKS VAN VACTOR RANSOM MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CHURCH OKS VAN VACTOR RANSOM MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS USE OF SIOUX RIVER GETS SENATE OK,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SEN HOMER HARDING DISPLAYS THE FOUR RATTLESNAKES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU GETS EXEMPTION FROM AIR STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU GETS EXEMPTION FROM AIR STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEN HOMER HARDING DISPLAYS THE FOUR RATTLESNAKES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAW SCHOOL BILL OK'D,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD SENATE MAY ASK AID FOR 2 SIOUX FALLS GIRLS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FARMLAND PRODUCTIVITY TAX PROPOSAL DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HOUSING LOAN REDUCTION VOTED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HOUSING LOAN REDUCTION VOTED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FARMLAND PRODUCTIVITY TAX PROPOSAL DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SIOUX VALLEY OFFERS TESTING FOR DIABETES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MEETING OUTLINE FOOD STAMP CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MCKENNAN GIVES POISON SAFETY TIPS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MCKENNAN GIVES POISON SAFETY TIPS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LANDFILL RATE HIKE BLAMED ON LOSS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY OFFERS TESTING FOR DIABETES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ELKS BUILDING ACTIVITY SHELTER AT NEWTON HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
ELKS BUILDING ACTIVITY SHELTER AT NEWTON HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
UNITED NATIONAL BANK HOLDING COMPANY SOLD,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*CROOKS HOPES TO KEEP SMALL TOWN FEELING,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
OAHE BOARD HEARS CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
AQUIFER WORK NOT EXPECTED SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MRS. SOUTH DAKOTA '79-CHERYL JUNCK,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PANEL BROADENS SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PANEL BRAODENS SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MRS. SOUTH DAKOTA '79-CHERYL JUNCK,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*ST. PATRICK'S DAY FOR GOOD FOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.2"
READER RECIPE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*TO THE RESCUE-FIRE AUXILIARY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.4"
*CLOCK RUNS OUT-SEVERAL TIMES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CASE AGAINST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COMPROMISE GIVES STATE A RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMPROMISE GIVES STATE A RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*VISITOR FINDS KENYA, SIOUX FALLS HAVE MUCH IN COMMON","Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PULITZER WINNER MOLDS NOVELS FROM TAILS OF FOREBEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLAYFUL WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*'UNITED STATES' A CLASSY, HONEST LOOK AT MARRIAGE","Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HANDICAPPED MAN HONORED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HANDICAPPED MAN HONORED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TODAY IS FINAL DAY FOR TICKETS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY CANCELS WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY CANCELS WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BONDS TO AID HOMEBUYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HEARING-BATTLEFIELD IN TRIBAL POWER STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HEARING-BATTLEFIELD IN TRIBAL POWER STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BONDS TO AID HOMEBUYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCRAP SALE PROBE MIGHT EXPAND,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
1980 SESSION RESPONSIBLE ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IS THERE JUSTICE IN SMALL CLAIMS COURT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TIME FOR ACTION ON CARTER ENERGY PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
IS THERE JUSTICE IN SMALL CLAIMS COURT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MOVES AGAINST CHALLENGE FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
REVIEW BOARD WOULD WEAKEN SF POLICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"ONE KILLED, FIVE INJURED IN CAR CRASH","Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY SEEKS POT PLANE OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JAMES & SANDY HURD STILL WON'T VACATE HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"HOMESTAKE FORCED TO PAY {dollar}350,000","Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
QUAALUDE CACHE SEIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SESSION PLAN TO FACE VETO,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
PYRAMID CRACKDOWN NETS 12 FROM SD,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
PYRAMID CRACKDOWN NETS 12 FROM SD,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
"MEASURE TO COMBAT CHILD, SPOUSE ABUSE","Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*EXTRA WEEK OF RAIL SERVICE POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*EXTRA WEEK OF RAIL SERVICE POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"MEASURE TO COMBAT CHILD, SPOUSE ABUSE","Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ATTEMPTS FOR NEW INCREASE IN LIQUOR TAX FAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"MEASURE TO COMBAT CHILD, SPOUSE ABUSE","Argus LeaderMar 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*TROTTERS SCORE WITH COURT HIJINKS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINOR DISTRICT CHANGES EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINOR DISTRICT CHANGES EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LARSON OUT OF PLACE ON BERESFORD BENCH,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LARSON OUT OF PLACE ON BERESFORD BENCH,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COOPER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COOPER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
13TH CANDIDATE SEEKS CITY SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY CONSIDERS VERDICT IN CUSTER ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
13TH CANDIDATE SEEKS CITY SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF BROKER 14TH TO JOIN CITY RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GARBAGE TRUCK OWNED BY A-1 SANITARY SERVICE CAUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY CONSIDERS VERDICT IN CUSTER ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"IF KRESKIN WRONG, HE PERFORMS FOR NOTHING","Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SF DRUG BUSTS ARE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
THIEF STEALS PURSE AS WOMAN SLEEPS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNION ORGANIZER ANSWERS LITTON (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNION ORGANIZER ANSWERS LITTON (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NOW ND FACES RAIL CHANGES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT CITY NEEDS IN A CANDIDATE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UNION EMPLOYEE ANSWERS MANAGER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CRITICIZES NEWS STAFF (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CRITICIZES NEWS STAFF (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ABDNOR TO CHAIR 3RD SUBCOMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KULL FILES NOMINATING PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM FUEL LOSS WORRIES PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE SUPREME COURT TO BE AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KNOBE--CITY COMMISSION WORKS WELL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
59 COUNTY CETA WORKERS LOSE JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
KNOBE--CITY COMMISSION WORKS WELL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT REPRIMANDS GARRETSON LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COURT REPRIMANDS GARRETSON LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*WET BEHIND THE EARS AND ALREADY IN THE SWIM,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY NOW REGULATES CONSTABLES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TAX REFUND PREVENTION BILL PASSES EASILY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LEGISLATIVE REDISTRICTING,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
REAGAN CALLS ABDNOR TO THANK HIM,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
MR BEAR-A NEW FRIEND AT SD SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TAX BREAKS EXPECTED ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS TO STUDY BIKE TRAIL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
TAX BREAKS EXPECTED ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
LOAN CUTS MAY DROP ENROLLMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
IRRIGATORS' RIVER STUDY DRIES UP,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
IRRIGATORS' RIVER STUDY DRIES UP,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LOAN CUTS MAY DROP ENROLLMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DASH OF WEBSTER FLASH,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MILWAUKEE MIGHT ABANDON NORTH LINE APRIL 1,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RIFT BETWEEN CONTRACTOR, CITY WIDENS","Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MAN ARRESTED FOR DISTURBANCE AT CONCERT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT TEACHER GETS DOWN TO BASICS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STATES LEERY OF BN, RATES","Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"CORPORATION, MILWAUKEE TO COMPLETE PURCHASE","Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GIRLS CELEBRATE 70 YEARS OF SCOUTING,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*LEIN'S EFFORTS SHOW IN 5 YEARS ON CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MCFADDEN EXCELLENT CHOICE FOR USD (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FTC PROPOSAL CAR DEALER'S NIGHTMARE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GROUND RULES FOR POLITICAL LETTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER WORKS FOR WEB COMPROMISE BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF ARTIST USES SCENES FROM TV (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARGUS WATER ED 'EXCELLENT EVALUATION' (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"JANKLOW, ROBERTS BACKED ON WEB BILL (L)","Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SAVE US TAXPAYERS DOLLARS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ROBERTS CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*WOMAN RUNNING FOR REGISTOR OF DEEDS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RIVERBOAT MIGHT BE THE WESTERN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
MYERS--3 RAIL SUBTERMINALS CAN MAKE IT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
WHITEWOOD FEED FIRM DOUBLES OUTPUT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SF MAN GETS LIFE SENTENCE FOR ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"*BEARCATS WHIP CROW CREEK, 62-47","Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEAR-MISS STORIES MAKE GUN SAFETY POINT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
YOUNGSTERS LEARN SAFETY AT SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"*IRENE NESHEIM, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*MYERS ONE OF SD COUNCIL'S ASSETS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MCKENNAN APPOINTS ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
EXPANSION SET AT KARTS WEST PARK,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
SD LEADS FLIGHT FROM CROP INSURANCE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*COUPLE'S SHOP PUTS ON REFINIGHING TOUCHES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*COUPLE'S SHOP PUTS ON REFINISHING TOUCHES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ARMY VETS PLAN REUNION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CLEAN AIR DIRECTORY AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
LIBRARY SELLING '83 NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
O'GORMAN ALUMNI START ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"DEAD RABBITS AT BASKETBALL GAMES, NOT FUNNY MATTER","Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CLASS B BASKETBALL WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*AUGIE FINANCIAL AID SPREADS THINNER,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION DROPS 49 PERCENT IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COST OF STAYING WARM,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FORUM NEEDED TO EVALUATE ISSUES, CORRECT INJUSTICES","Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MILD WINTER CUTS HEAT BILLS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRY MANDATORY JAIL FOR DWI (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LANDERS UNDERCUTS AUTHORITY OF PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EDITORIAL AND STORY ABOUT SALL APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ABDNOR'S PLAN HELPS TRIBAL COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANTELOPE SEASON MAY BE SAME,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOARD TO DISCUSS FOOD SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BON HOMME BOARD SPLITS DISCTRICT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUTCH THOMPSON TRIO AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EARLY START MAKES WHEAT VULNERABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYERS CRITICIZE SUBPOENA BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POTHOLES ON COMMISSION'S AGENDA,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROF'S ARTWORK IN ITALIAN EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDY OF VETERANS HOME PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRADE EXPERT TO TALK IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NUKE PROTESTERS PLANNING DEMONSTRATION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FRENCH DOOR REOPENS AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TRIAL FEE DISPUTE BACK IN COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
US TAX PROTESTORS GROWING MINORITY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HANSON'S TRIAL MAY COST TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOWS OUT AFTER THIRD-PLACE MASSACHUSETTS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DEAL KEEPS USD-SPRINGFIELD OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS CLOSE OUT '84 SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*RODE HERD ON AMERICA'S GOLDEN AGE OF SPORTS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD SPORTS ON NATIONAL LEVEL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FATHER'S LOVE INSPIRES TO WRITE BOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*SHEREE DEAN IS NAMED AG QUEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
MUSIC PROFESSOR GETS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
STEICHEN GETS ENVIRONMENT AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
STUDENTS WIN MONEY FOR ESSAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*DEMPSEY GETS EMPLOYEE AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*HANDWERK WINS SPEECH CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*ROBERT GATES GETS VOLUNTEER AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
ARMENDARIZ WINS {dollar}500 FOR ESSAY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*HALLEEN WINS EDUCATIONAL FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAFIA HIGHLIGHT FIRST DAY OF TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY WILL SPONSOR HOUSING SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
9-YEAR PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EARLY SPRING CLEANING,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"COUNTY MAKES {dollar}325,000 BID FOR PROPERTY","Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEADLINE NEAR FOR RENEWING LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HANSON REQUESTS SPECIAL PROSECUTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PRESERVES CURRENT WATER SUBDISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SPRINGFIELD REJOICES AT NEWS OF SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WOMAN FILES RIGHTS VIOLATION LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
LET'S HELP WEB RAISE APPROPRIATION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LUNCH THIEF DISRUPTED TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HUNKING NEEDS MORE TIME TO CORRECT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
USING CHEMICAL TO KILL WEEDS NO ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DOES AID HELP DEMOCRACY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"ABERDEEN, PIERRE GET NEW SERVICE","Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RANCHER SUGGESTS INCREASE IN TEACHER'S PAY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
REAGAN RE-ELECTION CAMPAIGN OPENS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SISTERS MAY END SUBSIDY TO CATHOLIC ACADEMY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
KUCK SAYS MEETING VIOLATED SPIRIT OF LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
CITY BUYS CONCESSIONS EQUIPMENT FOR ZOO,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
JANKLOW VETOES 4 BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON CLEARING SNOW,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ARGUS SHOULD EASE ATTACKS ON HUNKING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO LOOK AT CITY'S OPTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FARMERS GET PASSED OVER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CITY GETS PROFESSIONAL DANCE COMPANY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A PROMISE TO SHARE THE BEER,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PIONEER DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION PACKAGE TOPS TOUGH BATTLES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL TIGHTENS SECURITY AFTER WEEKEND RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S LEGISLATIVE CLOCK IS WINDING DOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL WEIGHS PUTTING BUDGET ON 2-YEAR CYCLE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CENTRAL AMERICA PROTEST TO BE IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EXPERT WILL DECIDE SUSPECT'S MENTAL HEALTH,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AREA BISHOP SUPPORTS IMPRISONED BANKER,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"COUNTY VOTES TO GIVE {dollar}5,000 TO FOUNDATION","Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRAND MARSHAL NAMED FOR PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RELIEF PLAN FACES FARMERS RELUCTANT TO BORROW,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BASKETBALL BETTORS HEAD FOR UPCOMING ACTION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY WILL NEED NEW WATER SOURCE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WECOTA FARMER HEADS TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PROPERTY TAX IS TOUCHY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SITTING BULL MONUMENT MAY BE MOVED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FIRM'S GOLDEN MESSAGE CALMS BUSINESSMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SD WANTS SPECIAL DEER SEASON EARLIER,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CAL STATE-HAYWARD NOT TYPCIAL TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FARM TENSIONS ERUPT IN SCUFFLE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INNKEEPERS SUFFER 'A' TOURNEY SLUMP,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGHER PAY WON'T LURE FORMER TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SHOULDN'T CLOSE ITS DOORS TO STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHURCHES HAVING A SAY IN FUNDING ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MISSING FROM BASKETBALL CLASSIC (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW HAS SUCCESSFUL YEAR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CRITICISM AIMED WRONG WAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*COMMUNITY CONCERTS SETS SEASON SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EVERYONE CAN BE AN IRISH DANCER,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE PLAY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TEXAS WELCOMES VISITORS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*A BRUSH WITH THE WHITE STUFF,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT RULES AGAINST WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS TWO BILLS TO HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS MAN DIES IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*OFFICIALS UPSET THAT HANSEN WOULD REPLACE THEM,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATES SWAP DEBATE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN ARRESTED IN SENATOR'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS WOMAN WINS ESSAY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONVICTED TAX EVADER SENTENCED TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP PLANS SUNDAY FARM RALLY IN HOWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JONES WON'T TRY RE-ELECTION TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIBRARY HAS SOFTWARE FOR HOME COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*STUDENTS WIN IN NASA CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ABDNOR SHOULD WIN RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOST COUNTY LEGISLATORS PLAN TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"STATE FINES DRUG STORE {dollar}19,700","Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABDNOR MEETS WITH REAGAN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*PAIN OF SURGERY MATCHES LOSS AT 'A',"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MANDERS PART OF NFL'S PIONEER DAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BOARD UPHOLDS FIREFIGHTER'S SUSPENSION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FANS DON'T REBOUND FROM TOURNEY SWITCH,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIDS TEST BECOMES THE SOCIAL THING TO DO--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OF ART CRITICS--SD DOING WELL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
STATE CENTENNIAL PROJECTS GETS GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
ARTISTS THANKED FOR PARTICIPATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
COMMUNITY MADE PLAY A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MEALS ON WHEELS THANKS HELPERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SERTOMA HELPS YWCA BUY VAN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
MAJORITY AGAINST CENSORSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SF--A GOOD THING GOING NOWHERE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TOURNAMENT STRUCTURE AS PUZZLING AS WEATHER (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"TRUMAN MUSEUM TRIBUTE TO MAN WHO LOVED, MADE HISTORY","Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
US POLICY SELF-SERVING ONLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PINE RIDGE COMPLETING UNBEATEN MISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EACH STEP A SUCCESS FOR INJURED TEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLEANUP BEGINS FOR PCB SPILL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL OFFICIALS SEIZE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING SET FOR WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOT STOVE ASHES BLAMED FOR FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS ASK EPA FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIGNATION OF FMHA DIRECTOR WON'T END PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TROUBLED PAST CLOSES MINN BANK,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HE'S READY FOR THE WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"{dollar}100,000 GRANT MAY PUT FOOD CENTER IN NEW LOCATION","Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WITNESS BLAMES FEAR FOR HIS SILENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOST VETO BY KNEIP DELIVERED TO SECRETARY OF STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SF FOOD DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ST FRANCIS HOUSE OFFERS SHELTER,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HARDING SELLS AUTO DEALERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*KEEPING THE FLAME ALIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THEIR STRONG GERMAN HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA HEMOPHILIAC WAS AN UNLUCKY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPREAD OF AIDS PREVENTABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MAGNETIC TRIANGLE DRAWS TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HISTORY OF WOMEN IN FOCUS IN MARCH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"HOSPITAL, STAFF PRAISED (L)","Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"SHOULD BACK HOG, UNIVERSITY VETOES (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BIA FOR INDIAN-OWNED BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LOSSES DON'T DULL NCC GLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCHEMBECHLER ENJOYS JOB SECURITY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROAD FROM SF SMOOTHS FOR KAPPENMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*VERMILLION WINS CLASS A TITLE OVER SISSETON,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ENGINEERING SOCIETY ANNOUNCES WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS TO TAKE QUESTIONS ON SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PSYCHIATRIST HONORED FOR GUARD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RENOVATION SET FOR EMPIRE MALL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLOTHES DRYER SUSPECTED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD TO RECONSIDER TOWN MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE TO LOOK AT VETOED BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETAILERS GO SHOPPING AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD--TOURISTS WANTED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
POSTAL REROUTING PLAN UPSETS RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RECREATION AREA TO AID DISABLED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY TO DISCUSS CLOSING STREET FOR SCHOOL GYM,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOUGLAS COUNTY MAY PULL PLUG ON HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CYANIDE FOUND IN CHILE GRAPES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
20 AT HUTCHINSON FACE LONG VACATION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
JAZZ TROMBONIST RETURNS FOR FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*RADIO SHOW TOUR TO PLAY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BIA UNWILLING TO HELP ABUSE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT SHOULD SCHEDULE SNOW DAYS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GARY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS IN REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
POLICY BRINGS STREAM OF REFUGEES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MAYOR PROMOTES DRINKING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ARMED MAN HOLDS POLICE AT BAY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BISHOP OK'S MEAT ON ST PAT'S DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOY HIT BY CAR REMAINS CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WARDEN MIGHT BE NAMED NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM GRANTS STUDENT'S CANDY WISH,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"NEW OWNERS LIKE CITY, SCHOOL SIZE","Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSIONERS GIVE SELVES PAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MENTAL HEALTH AGENCY RECEIVES BLOCK GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BROWN WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DESIGN MISUNDERSTANDING CLOUDS DEBUT OF STAMP,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*SOVIETS, BULGARIANS TUMBLE FOR SF","Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER BROKE VOW TO DONATE HONORARIA,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BOARD SEEKS {dollar}600,000 FOR SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
OPTIMISM GROWS AS RAINS FALL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CHANGES HINGE TOO MUCH ON GORBACHEV (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HANDLE SD PROBLEMS FIRST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEND PUC MESSAGE TONIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WOMEN SHOULD HAVE MAMMOGRAM COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROTECT LIFE FROM CONCEPTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
TRAPPERS MINIMIZE PAIN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*WOMAN MASTERS BAGELS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PATIENT SHOPPERS FIND REDEMPTION IN COUPONS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS TO STUMP FOR TED MUENSTER,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM WANTS DELAY ON INCINERATOR VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAS RATE INCREASE TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES DISMISSAL MOTION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN MUSIC COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL PRINCIPLE HAS SERIOUS HEART ATTACK,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ELECTRIC CONDUCTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURTHOUSE SMOKING LIMITED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAIRVIEW ROBBERY TRIAL STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER ENDORSEMENT IN QUESTION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURTHOUSE FIXED UP FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEPUTY GETS OK FOR TRIP TO MOSCOW,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VA STUDY--HOSPITAL CARE FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HE DOG SCHOOL CUTS CRITICIZED BY GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NUTRITIONIST SAYS FUNDS FALL SHORT FOR SENIORS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PCB SPILL WORRIES PICKSTOWN RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"TAX, LIQUOR ISSUES PUT ON APRIL BALLOT","Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GIRL KILLED WHEN THROWN FROM CAR,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"*WOONSOCKET VOTES YES, HANSON NO","Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BERESFORK LOOKS FOR 911 TAX EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES IN WAUBAY GIRL'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WORTHINGTON MAN CRITICAL AFTER FALL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*HALL OF FAME OPENS TO NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE PLAYERS PUT UP WITH POOR PAY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SHRIVER SQUARE LEASES SIGNED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNOR BACKS AG PROCESSING PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*UNWELCOME COVERING,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY ENTICING BIDS FOR DOWNTOWN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEBRASKA MAN SUES MORRELL OVER INJURY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JACKET CHOICE LUCKY FOR RAVEN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LONETREE PROVISION RESURFACES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PARADE HONORING DESERT STORM,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW RISKS REPLACE VIETNAM DEFEATISM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BILL BACKERS UNDERESTIMATE FOES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
REJECTED SALES TAX MAY BE BEST OPTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
BID TO FORCE GARBAGE ON STATE DISGUSTING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GIAGO ATTACK SETS RECONCILIATION BACK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HIGH PROPERTY TAX IS SALES TAX ALTERNATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DAY-CARE AUTHOR TO SPEAK IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LOCAL THEATER GROUPS STAGE DIVERSE SHOWS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*ACTOR TO MOVE TO CHICAGO,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EDUCATORS AND PARENTS CAN HALT DROP IN LITERACY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FUTURE SOLVING BOWL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MENSA TESTING,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SCOUT PANCAKE BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD READING COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
DESCRIPTION RELEASED OF 7-ELEVEN ROBBER,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FULL PAROLE HEARING ORDERED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT PLEADS INSANITY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO ACT ON 'IMPRESSIONS' TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO STAND TRIAL ON APRIL 23,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGESHIP APPLICANT GOES PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN MAKES SCOUTS HER LIFE'S CALL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UPSTREAM STATES RESUME FIGHT FOR WATER,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DIRECTOR LOOKING TO TAKE DC POSITION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY LETS NATURE REMOVE SNOWFALL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD DEBATES AIDING PRIVATE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER PROJECT LIST MAY BE TRIMMED,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CONFERENCE WILL EXAMINE ARAB MIND,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HORSE GROUP TO HONOR MCCROSSAN DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OFFICIAL NAMES 3 AIMS FOR RECYCLING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEADWOOD MAN CHARGED WITH DRUG SMUGGLING,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GIAGO TO SPEAK AT JOURNALISM EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL FACES POSSIBLE CLOSING,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COMMISSARY OPENS AT ELLSWORTH AFB,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"TRIBE GETS {dollar}657,216 FOR PLASTIC-BAG PLANT","Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
JACKRABBITS MUST OUTRUN THE ROADRUNNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION PLANS PROCEED AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*SUSAN IVANCIE WILL MANAGE DAYTON'S,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
8 AGENTS OPEN NEW REALTY FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
"*CYCLIST STRUCK BY CAR, HOSPITALIZED","Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY WON'T BUDGE ON ARENA REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TEACHING ABSTINENCE IS NOW LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CRIME FIGHTER CASTS HIS DYE ON MONSTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*IRISH MUSICIAN MAKES PAT MOVE ON AMERICA,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PLAYERS EXPLORE THE FACES OF TRAGEDY IN 'BRIDGE',"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWYERS DESERVE CONTINGENCY FEES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRAPPING BEST WAY TO CONTROL WILDLIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHANGING DIETS ALSO HELPS HYPERACTIVE KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SAY YES TO GOD IN YOUR LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SDSU TIPS ST CLOUD IN OT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PETERSON ANNOUNCES BID IN DISTRICT 13,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CALIFORNIA MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE HURD REDUCES WOMAN'S SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIQUOR STORES UNSTUNG BY POLICE OPERATION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS THREE YEARS FOR 8TH CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON PLANS HIT ROADBLOCK,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET VETOES TO FUEL SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HIGH COURT TO HEAR TWO MURDER APPEALS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MICKELSON VETOES ARTERY TREATMENT, SELF-DEFENSE","Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
POWWOW RESCHEDULED DUE TO SPRING BREAK,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RANCH HAND DIES AFTER CHOPPER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"1 KILLED, 3 INJURED WHEN VEHICLE ROLLS","Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGES DISMISS GANG PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFFICE MOVE SPURS OUTRAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
'NO AX TO GRIND'--EXITING SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE MANSLAUGHTER LAW GIVES JUDGES WIDE BERTH,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRAVEL BUDGET NECESSARY TO RUN CITY HALL--OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON'S TRIP TO PANAMA (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESIDENT MUST RESTORE FISCAL CLAIM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOVERNOR TAKES TAXPAYERS FOR A RIDE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PANAMA TRIP A WASTE OF MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GROUP EXPOSES GOVERNMENT WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WEAST SETS BAD EXAMPLE FOR STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*ROCKIES PIQUE FAN INTEREST IN RC,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COYOTES DOWN ND IN OT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WONDERS OF SPRING HELP BRING US ALL NEARER TO NATURE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"ETHANOL NEWS GODD, DASCHLE SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL CLINIC OFFERS CONTRACEPTIVE SHOT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL AG FAIR SET FOR MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*OBSOLESCENT WINNING WORD FOR SLAYTON, MN STUDENT","Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ST PATRICK'S PARADE ROLLS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE INN THING TO DO,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"PROPERTY TAX UNFAIR, SOME RESIDENTS SAY","Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EX-LAWMAKER DIES AT 107,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LENNOX BAND EVENT MARKS 109TH SEASON,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN SAYS HAIRCUT SPURRED MAN'S ATTACK,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORKSHOP TARGETS SPECIAL NEEDS KIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*HORSES, OWNERS TO SHARE DEVELOPMENT","Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MAIL CENTER OPENING POSTPONED UNTIL MAY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*RESCUE TRAINING AT THE WH LYONS FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WEATHER SERVICE PLANS RC FORECASTING OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ART WORK IS PATIENT BAROMETER,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
'HURON PLAINSMAN' NAMES NEW EDITOR,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL EMPLOYEE WINS WOMEN'S AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
REALTORS SUGGEST HOME RADON CHECK,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD HOUSING LOAN FOR 30 YEARS IS 6.65%,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON JOB FAIR WILL BE MARCH 30,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HOMEOWNERS CUT INTEREST COSTS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FASHIONS ARE FEELIN' GROOVY,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*MANY THINGS OF OLD WERE GREAT, NOT EMERGENCY CARE","Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*STATE GOES LONG WAY TO MAKE WINTER TEXANS FEEL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1993, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*UNION OK'S PAY HIKE CONTRACT; STATE HELP NEXT?,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCHES OFFERING FARMERS GRAINS OF HOPE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BRASS-PIPE SALES WORRY BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PASS SCHOOL-AID PLAN ON PRINCIPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*HIGHER ED SEEMS MORE ELUSIVE AS TUITION RISES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*EDUCATION OUR MOST IMPORTANT ASSET,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS HAVE SERVED CITY WELL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
COMMISSIONER SETS POOR EXAMPLE FOR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
EDUCATION CHALLENGES PARENTAL INFLUENCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LET PUBLIC TV KNOW THOUGHTS ON PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
WESTERN AVENUE TO BE MOVED EAST,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLMAN MAN IN JAIL AFTER GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD SUPREME COURT TO BE IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE SPONSORS HEALTH-CARE FORUM,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROJECT GIVES HOMELESS KIDS A CHANCE TO LEARN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY GEARS UP FOR SEASONAL ROAD WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MILLER, JANKLOW SET ASIDE ATTACKS TO DEBATE ISSUES","Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DESTROYS RV,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REC PROGRAM HEAD LIKES JOB'S CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
STATE AWARDS WATER GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STURGIS CRACKS DOWN ON ILLEGAL PARKING,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN HONORED BY FILM GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DSU STORE SENDS BOOKS OVERSEAS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RABBI WILL SPEAK AT DAKOTA WESLEYAN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WEEK FOR WOMEN CATALOG AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS--NEW LAW WILL HURT ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*RACE ON LOW ROAD, FORMER CANDIDATE SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VOTE TO ISSUE OWN LICENSE PLATES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*IRS DEDUCTION IS 80 PERCENT FOR EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SKYFORCE LOOK TO DETROIT DUO FOR PLAYOFF GRIT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE FALL TO TRI-CITY 99-94,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FLYERS WIN HOCKEY TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAN FRANCISCO A GREAT PLACE--FOR A VISIT,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YOUNG MUSICIANS AT WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIALS ISSUE FLOOD WARNING ON BIG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JUVENILE CRIME HURTS STATE'S SAFETY RATE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHILD SEXUAL-ABUSE CASES A GROWING PROBLEM--OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"RESTORE FUNDING, PROMOTE TOURISM (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T TILT CIVIL JUSTICE IN FAVOR OF THE HAVES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NUMBERS DON'T ADD UP IN BUDGET AMENDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
OBSERVE RULES OF ROAD WHEN NEAR SCHOOL BUS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TIM JOHNSON'S VOTE USES COMMON SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CONTRACT TWISTS INTENT OF FIFTH AMENDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
SENIOR GROUP'S VIEWS ARE NOT SHARED BY ALL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CHOICES SHOULD REFLECT STUDENT'S BEST INTEREST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*MADE IN THE SHADE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TASTE OF LOUISIANA COMES TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*3 ENTER SD HALL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDY YOUR LINES BEFORE PAYING UP,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SHERIFF INVESTIGATES FATAL CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*MAN JAILED, CHARGED IN HOSTAGE INCIDENT","Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN ADMITS BREAKING LAW IN BUYING GUN,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN WITH 8 DWI'S HELD ON NEW CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL GETS BOOST,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FDA OK'S LASER THAT REMOVES SCARRING ON EYES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EMOTIONAL PLEAS HELP PUT EX-COP IN PRISON 20 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CHARGING FOR BUS SERVICE DRAWS PARENT COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
VERMILLION ARTS COUNCIL PLANS 'IRISH EVENING',"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STORYTELLER VISITS FOR MULTICULTURAL WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS CENTRAL PUPILS TO RIDE WITH DOG-SLED TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*SUMMIT MAN, 49, DIES IN HOUSE FIRE","Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE FAVORS PLAN FOR JOB CORPS CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE--RIVER FIGHT UNAVOIDABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*PROJECT HOPES TO MAKE STREET SIGNS EASIER TO READ,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
VERMILLION SCHOOL WON'T CHARGE EXTRACURRICULAR FEE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RAPID CITY VOTERS MAY DECIDE FATE OF DEER POPULATION,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*MOST POPULAR NAMES FOR BABIES BORN IN SD IN 1993,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*LEGISLATORS SNEAK IN SMOKES,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH SHOOTING NEIGHBOR'S DOG,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"JANKLOWS SELECT ARTWORK FOR MANSION, CAPITOL","Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JAILED FOR 2 DAYS FOR NOT SENDING SON TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS MAN CHARGED AGAIN IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
GROCERIES SALES TAX BREAK SACKED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MILWAUKEE ROAD WAS NEAR COLLAPSE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MILWAUKEE ROAD WAS NEAR COLLAPSE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GROCERIES SALES TAX BREAK SACKED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*POACHING PROBLEM WORSENS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CONCERN RISES FOR EAST ACRES IDENTITY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MINNEHAHA BD ACCUSED OF SUBJUGATING HURDS' RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TIGHTEN COLLEGE LOAN PROCEDURES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FAST-FOOD RESTAURANTS MAY BE SUBJECT TO SOME CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
FAST-FOOD RESTAURANTS MAY BE SUBJECT TO SOME CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
"*JIM HOLWERDA, BROOKINGS HIGH COACH","Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FLOREN LETS HIS MUSIC TALK,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WINTER DENTS BLOSSOM IN SPRING,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MICHAEL FRANKS' 'TIGER IN THE RAIN',"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ELVIS COSTELLO'S 1980 ROCK,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*'THE NORTH AVENUE IRREGULARS',"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GLEICH RESIGNS CITY POST-HUMAN RELATIONS COMM,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GLEICH RESIGNS CITY POST-HUMAN RELATIONS COMM,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DELL WEST-ALASKA JUNKET TYPIFIES GRAMMY'S SPUNK,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOREIGN LANDOWNERS STILL ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TEAM DRILLS NEAR SHOP 'N',"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FOREIGN LANDOWNERS STILL ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SIGNS BILLBOARD MEASURE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW SIGNS BILLBOARD MEASURE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SITTING ON GAS PROVING TO BE TOTAL NUISANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
AMENDMENT INSURES BUS HELP,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR BACKS GREGORY PLANT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
JAMES ABDNOR SAYS PROTESTS END GUN PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DRIVERS BEHIND ON STICKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FIRE EDUCATION PLAN DEVELOPING,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ANDRUS APPROVES WATER FUND REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CITY SNOW COSTS ALREADY TOP 1978 TOTAL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MINNEHAHA REGENT NOT IMMINENT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
MINNEHAHA REGENT NOT IMMINENT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
ACCIDENT KILLS HURLEY MAN-TEA,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
COURT TURNS DOWN APPEAL OF TED MEANS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
COURT TURNS DOWN APPEAL OF TED MEANS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WANT 2 WOMEN RELEASED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
135 RAPID CITY TEACHERS LAID OFF,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*FARMERS PLAGUED BY SULFA RESIDUE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS PLAGUED BY SULFA RESIDUE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
FOOD PRICES INCREASES SLOWING,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
"TRADE, TRANSPORT TOP TOPICS","Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
WILLIAM BULLER HEADS PORK COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
"TRADE, TRANSPORT TOP TOPICS","Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
BILL WOULD AID YOUNG FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.N, p.16, col.2"
BILL WOULD AID YOUNG FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1979, sect.N, p.16, col.2"
GRAND JURY-CITY HALL A 'DIRTY HOUSE',"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY-CITY HALL A 'DIRTY HOUSE',"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY-CITY HALL A 'DIRTY HOUSE',"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLYING BLADES FIND THEIR MARK,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD DELEGATION REMAINS SKEPTICAL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
LEMAIR COULD HAVE BEEN ON FATAL POLISH FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEMAIR COULD HAVE BEEN ON FATAL POLISH FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL VOTE TO DECIDE GARREAU'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CREEK BATTLE BACK IN A LOWER COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL VOTE TO DECIDE GARREAU'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAST TRYING TOO HARD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CREEK BATTLE BACK IN A LOWER COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COURT AWARDS FIRM {dollar}270,000","Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 INJURED IN TWO TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TEACHER MAY LOSE JOB OVER CREATION THEORY-LEMMON,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TEACHER MAY LOSE JOB OVER CREATION THEORY-LEMMON,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN ANSWERS WICK ON FARM VOTE RATING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LUCK OF IRISH (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO WATER PROBLEM IN UNION COUNTY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'HOME RULE' URGED FOR STATE COLLEGES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DOES AMERICA NEED MX MISSILE SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"URANIUM EXPLORATION, MINING TERMED THREAT (L)","Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*A VISIT TO THE STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN DIES IN TRUCK CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BIG STONE POWER PLANT SHUTS DOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN REPORTS RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
184 DELEGATES FAVOR REAGAN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEW OFFICIAL HAS HIS UPS AND DOWNS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
NEW OFFICIAL HAS HIS UPS AND DOWNS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FORMER PATIENT ORDERED AWAY FROM PSYCHIATRIST,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
CENSUS BUREAU OFFICE OPENS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
...DAKOTANS DRIVE LESS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
...DAKOTANS DRIVE LESS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
STICKNEY ELATED AT 'B' WIN-'I'VE WANTED THIS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GRASS FIRE BURNS ALONG I-229,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY SPLIT INTO 3 DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STRUGGLE MARS END OF SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ELIASON IS COMMISSION CONTENDER NO 14,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ELIASON IS COMMISSION CONTENDER NO 14,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF GRASS FIRE BURNS 70-80 ACRES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CUSTER NURSE FACES SECOND ABUSE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CUSTER NURSE FACES SECOND ABUSE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ENGINEERS' WATER STUDY IS USEFUL (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MISSION HILL AUTHOR CHRONICLES EARLY BISHOP'S SIOUX,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AVOID A VIETNAM IN EL SALVADOR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MISSION HILL AUTHOR CHRONICLES EARLY BISHOP'S SIOUX,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"MYTHS ABOUT POOR, THEIR AID DISPUTED (L)","Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAWS REFLECT MORAL IDEAS OF MAJORITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FIREARMS BILL TERMED THREAT TO PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CONTROLLERS TO PICKET AT AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ENERGY EDUCATION GRANTS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILL LOG,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TEENAGER CHARGED IN FORT PIERRE ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VANDALS DAMAGE RAPID CITY MOTEL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DECISION ON VA HOSPITAL ADDITION SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*NEW DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
WEEK-LONG MANDAN HEARINGS END,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*FIRE DESTROYS 2 BUILDINGS IN TEA,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS WANT IN ON GARRISON STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS WANT IN ON GARRISON STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CITY COMMISSION CANDIDATE ADAMS SWEEPS SIDEWALK,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
1 KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT NEAR HURON,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BLACK HILLS WATER STUDY PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BLACK HILLS WATER STUDY PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
8 STATES MAY FOOT BILL FOR IRRIGATION COST OVERRUN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STICKNEY 'B' CHAMP,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LARSON IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DE SMET WINS CONSOLATION TITLE, CLARK THIRD","Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WALLEYE--TROPHY CATCH OF SOUTH DAKOTA FISHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
DOUGLAS COACH HAVING FUN THIS SEASON-MADISON TURNS R,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*FAMED MENTALIST AWES SF CROWD WITH MIND TRICKS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RETARDED STUDENTS LEARN TO SUPPORT THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RETARDED STUDENTS LEARN TO SUPPORT THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS DEAL DIFFERENTLY WITH RETARDED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PARENTS DEAL DIFFERENTLY WITH RETARDED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*PATI DIRKS--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.D, p.18, col.1"
"*ONIDA CATTLE BREEDER OWNS {dollar}100,000 HEIFER","Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BROKER--INVEST YOUR MONEY IN DIAMONDS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MINNESOTA RECYCLERS TO PAY SF DEPOSITERS BY THE CAN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MINNESOTA RECYCLERS TO PAY SF DEPOSITERS BY THE CAN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AWARDS PRESENTED AT ANNUAL ENGINEERS WEEK AWARDS BANQUET,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
NATIONAL LAMB SHOW TO BE HELD HERE IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
"'B' BRINGS BUCKS, BASHES, BRAWLS TO SF","Argus LeaderMar 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY'S MINORITY RECORDS HARD TO TRACK DOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*GUN CONTROL IN SD UNWANTED, UNNEEDED","Argus LeaderMar 15 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER WINNER ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*RAVELING FISCAL SAFETY NET WORRIES OLD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CORPS STUDIES SD, GARRISON PROJECTS","Argus LeaderMar 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST'S WORKS ASK 'CAN YOU TAKE A JOKE',"Argus LeaderMar 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ALCOHOL SALES BIG ISSUE IN PR ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CANCEL LIQUOR LICENSES FOR VIOLATIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RC AIR BASE TEACHERS TO LOSE JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
DUCKS UNLIMITED PROSPERS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BLACK MARKET DEAL NOT AS GOOD AS IT SOUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGRATH RELATES SYMPHONIC MUSIC TO YOUNG,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PARKER COACH HAS GONE TO THE DOGS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GONNERMAN NAMED YWCA DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SF COLLEGE NAMES FOOTBALL COACH,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*WATERTOWN TURNS CLASS REUNION INTO STATE 'A' TRIP,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*DETERMINING CAUSE OF HARRISBURG BLAZE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDITH MEIERHENRY NAMED TO JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISTAKE SHAKES ONE MAN'S FAITH IN JURIES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ST PATRICK'S DAY PARADE ROUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CATTLE FOR DEBT PAYMENT DISAPPEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NO HEAT PAYMENTS DURING COURT APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SEVERAL STATE AGENCIES MAY BE REORGANIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PANEL TO STUDY USING CAMERAS IN COURTS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
A DAY TO BE IRISH IN SF (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HAMLIN'S PRIDE AND JOY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHANGING COURSE OF NATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE CHANGES MIND ABOUT CAMPAIGN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PEOPLE'S PLIGHT IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WORLD MUST TURN AWAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GOVERNORS SHOULD STOP BICKERING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PENAL SYSTEM REFLECTS FAILURE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CANDIDATE CALLS FOR LABOR CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY APPROVES COLD MIX FOR POTHOLES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOSS FIELD MONEY GOES TO AIRPORTS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL LUNCH PRICE WON'T INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY TO CONSIDER CONSTABLE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
IT'S THE SEASON OF FLASH FLOODS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
2 DEPUTY US MARSHALS BEGIN TRAINING,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FOG ENVELOPS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KEY WITNESSES TRACE COCAINE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PEDDLING A BICYCLE BUILT FOR YOU,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLLOQUIM SPEAKER--JANE KOLBE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
ECONOMICS LECTURE IS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
EDUCATION CONFERENCE IS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
DANCE-A-THON BEGINS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
JERRY FOLK TALKS ABOUT PEACE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
SUPPORT PROGRAM BEGINS MARCH 26,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
BELL MAY TAKE OFFER IF DASCHLE...,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CARNIVAL BRINGS SMILES TO FACES OF KIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SUES AFTER MOTHER HANGS HERSELF,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLEANING HOUSE FOR CLASS A GUESTS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MINOR INJURIES IN CAR, SCHOOL BUS CRASH","Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM WILL EVALUATE VISUALLY HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WON'T ENDORSE DEM CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SF LIKES ROLE OF HOSTING TOURNAMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ECONOMIZING MISSING IN PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AGAINST BILL TO ROLL BACK GAS RATE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DOGS CAN BE ARTIFICIALLY RESUSCITATED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"CONTRACTS OK'D IN YANKTON, BROOKINGS","Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONVICT AWAITS EITHER NEW TRIAL OR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCDOWELL JURY SELECTION MAY ENTER NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROSECUTOR SEEKS LIFE SENTENCE FOR S DAKOTAN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHARGES AGAINST 10 HURON RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT LOSES BY FOUR VOTES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPEARFISH REJECTS BOND ISSUE FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUSPECT IN RUSTLING INCIDENTS ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CUMMINGS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF TRIBE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
REGENTS WILL DISCUSS SPRINGFIELD PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ABDNOR FIGHTS FOR WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"ELECTRICITY SALES UP, GAS SALES DROP","Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SPACE IMPORTANT FOR US SECURITY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COACH STECKEL HAS LONG SHOPPING LIST,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHERR BROTHERS SHINE IN SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS OK {dollar}78.6 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS BLAST SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TONED-DOWN BILL MAKING BOOKMAKING A FELONY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS' BASH WILL ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PLAN DOES NOT MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE SHOULD RESTORE 2-TOURNAMENT SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY POLICE MISREPRESENTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
JANKLOW OVERLOOKS SDSU (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
QUIT SUBSIDIZING CONSUMERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*GETTING YOUR IRISH UP...,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINGERT'S PARODIES MAKE AIRWAVES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*WHITTLING AWAY THE HOURS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR TELLS REAGAN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSES WILL DETOUR FOR PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLINICS SCHEDULE TESTS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW LAW MAY DRAW CORPORATIONS TO FARMS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCH FOR 2 MEN IN ASSAULT INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S NETWORK CONFERENCE BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CO-OP SURRENDERS TO FARM CRISIS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEVELOPERS FEAR CITY'S BITE INTO PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HELICOPTER CRASH KILLS LOCAL MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"FARM PROBLEMS, MARKETING TO BE DISCUSSED","Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WINTERS CHARGED WITH AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOST TRIBES REJECT LAND SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SCHOOL UP IN THE AIR ABOUT FIRE COSTS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*SF DOBRATZ BRINGS IDAHO UP,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHAMBERLAIN'S PRIEBE BEST-KEPT SECRET,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GROUP WANTS 3 TEAMS ADDED TO CLASS AA,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*LAWMAKER--OUT WITH THE NEW,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE KISSING BANDIT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE PANEL HEARS FROM FARM COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STUDENT RABBI LEADS SF SABBATH,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*'DAMES AT SEA',"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
YWCA THANKS VAN FUND DONATORS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
THRESHOLD THANKS SERTOMA CLUB (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BOARDING SCHOOLS SERVE NOBLE PURPOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NCAA FAILING IN DUTY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"HELP FARMERS, HELP YOURSELF (L)","Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PEOPLE MUST CHERISH CROSS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*MOORE STARRED IN '85,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KNIGHT FALLS IN SEMIS TO GOLDMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*ARTIST BREAKS TRADITION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACTIVITIES GROUP TO HONOR MCCABE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FIRE SENDS WOMAN, 4 CHILDREN TO HOSPITAL","Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY FINDS MAN GUILTY IN PROPERTY SALE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIETY SEEKS INFORMATION IN MUTILATION CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMER CAN REOPEN LIVESTOCK FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MASTEN WANTS TO HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TWO CANDIDATES JOIN CITY RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SAINT PATRICK'S DAY PARADE SWITCHES CITY BUS ROUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ARIZONA SENATE OK'S NUCLEAR WASTE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CALIFORNIA PANEL HEARS NUCLEAR TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATES TO APPEAR AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATIONAL DEMOCRATS TO SEND 2 WORKERS TO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEEN DIES AFTER BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEST RIVER AUTHORITIES ARREST 15 FOR DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN STORE TO KEEP SELLING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
JUDGE DELAYS CITY UNION ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PROTESTERS END PRESSLER SIT-IN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"FARM PROTESTS FADE, PROBLEMS LINGER","Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PINE RIDGE ALUM RECALLS LONG-SHOT WIN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LENNOX MAN DIES IN AIR FORCE CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FIRE KILLS CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"IF 'CARRIE' WAS SCARY, READ THIS (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MASS MEDIA IS STARTING TO MEAN EXACTLY THAT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*STATE REMEMBERS THE PEOPLE'S GOVERNOR, FRIEND","Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*THORPES RALLY PAST LENNOX TO WIN 'A',"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BOSS OF THE BEASTS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LOTTERY WILL DETERMINE BIGHORN SHEEP LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
SAFETY IS BEING STRESSED ON SLOPES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
"SALMON SURVIVAL, SPAWNING TO BE STUDIED","Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*CARVERS SHOW OFF CREATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DECISIONS ABOUT HOW TO USE RURAL LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREE RIDES SET FOR FOOD GIVEAWAY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICERS DISCUSS RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRIMARY MAKES SD EARLY FAVORITE IN '88 RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFERS AID TO FARM VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GASOLINE LEAK DOESN'T DOUSE SCHOOL SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE ORDERS CLEANUP OF LATEST GASOLINE SPILL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORE WOMEN IN WORK FORCE PROFESSOR SAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY MIGHT WIND UP DEAL TO GET OLD CLOCK WORKS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS TEACHERS PROTEST CONTRACT DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROTHERS GET STATE BUSINESS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SD FARMERS LOWER DEBT LEVEL IN 1986,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*TEENS GAME FOR GATHERING AT ARCADES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MYRTLE OLSON ENJOYS BRUNCHES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"{dollar}3,000 GRANT KEEPS FARM HOTLINE OPEN","Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HITCHCOCK GETS LOAN FOR WASTEWATER PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
YOUNKERS INCOME SOARS TO {dollar}5.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
40 PERCENT OF LOCAL FIRMS PLAN SPRING HIRING,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*VERMILLION BEVERAGE FIRM LOOKS DOWN THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
EMPLOYEES ASKED TO GO FOR A RIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*BUILDING BY THE BOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIRUS NOT PREVALENT PROBLEM IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JURY IN JENNER TRIAL BEGINS DELIBERATION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY BILLS FAIL IN FINAL CHANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SD AIDS STATISTICS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*ADULTS OF THE '90S,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
REAGAN IGNORES INDIAN HEALTH (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD ADDRESS SMALL-SCHOOL SALARIES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EGG HUNT RULING HURTS KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WAR STORIES SIMILAR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"'B', 'AA' BASKETBALL FIELDS SET","Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ACTIVIST LANGLEY TO LEAVE CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONVICT HAASE GETS 81 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS RESET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELK POINT UNION STAGES PICKET,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES BOND FOR YANKTON SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL CALLS BACK MORE EX-STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HANGING OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW CITY GROUP WANTS MORE JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"VETOES HOLD ON HOG FARM, NAME CHANGE","Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PETERSON WILL STEP DOWN IN TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEW CANCER TREATMENT OPTION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD SETS MEETING DATES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANADIAN PACT ON TRADE BAD FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRAT TO STICK UP FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-AIDE TO JANKLOW TO RETURN TO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HUGHES HAS MOST STATE EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DELL RAPID'S FIRE BURNS HOG BARN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A LAST-MINUTE BLAST OF WINTER,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROCER DOUBTS RECALL WAS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RELUCTANT TO CLOSE 12TH ST FOR GYM,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY'S ST PATRICK'S FETE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SF POOR HOST FOR WRESTLING TOURNEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"BAKE, TAKE DAY ENCOURAGES GIFTS","Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PARIS--MIDDLE GROUND TO GRANT, PATTI","Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NUN'S KITCHEN HELPS KEEP CULTURE GOING,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*THE KING AND I,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MCGOWAN WILL LEAD APRIL TELETHON,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE WILL REPRESENT STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
REBNORD GETS EDUCATOR'S AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
EVANS PLUNGE PLAN TO EXPAND ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER ABDNER AIDE NAMED TO COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES TRIAL IN STABBING BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA SINGERS TO PERFORM IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"OFFICIALS, JOURNALISTS TO DISCUSS REPORTING","Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN-AGE GIRLS NEED FOSTER HOMES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STIRRING THE IMAGINATION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY REJECTS FOURTH CONSTABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HAWKEY SEEKING RELIEF FOR BULGING JAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON SIGNS 50 MORE BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARSON SUSPECTED IN SERIES OF TEA FIRES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROTHERS HURT IN TRAFFIC GAME,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GUNMAN ROBS LOCAL BAR,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SPARES EROS FROM MAKING CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ASBESTOS MAY COST SD {dollar}3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ECONOMIC FORECASTS SEVERE RECESSION IN '90S,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*DAKOTA CHRISTIAN STANDOUT CENTER TAME ARMOUR,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"'B' TOURNAMENT, SMALL TOWNS BUZZING","Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*PHONE BILLS TO HELP DEAF CALLERS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
SEARS CONSUMER FINANCE TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*MANSION RAPE HEARING OPENS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEFENSE SAYS THIRD SUSPECT SHOT WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER IN RUNNING AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RADIO HOT LINE VEXES STORE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PLAY PLANNED AS ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*RETIREE RECALLS DAY DILLINGER CAME TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--BUY LOTTO TICKETS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STRIP FREE-THROW DRILL BLOCKS SPORTS BENEFITS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CARING MAN A JOY TO MEET (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KELO-TV BASKETBALL SURVEY AN OUTRAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BOYENS SCHOOL PLAN IS BEST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RECYCLING PAPER GOOD MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
STANDARDIZED TESTS INCOMPLETE MEASURE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*HAMLIN--TALENT-RICH AREA,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE TOURNEYS TIP OFF TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WORKFORCE MARKED BY DECADE OF CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
ASSISTANT WILL RUN FOR COUNTY AUDITOR,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR DEMANDS REPORT ON PCB SPILL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HART ARRESTED--BILLED GOVERNOR FOR ROOM,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING WILL SPEAK AT DEMOCRAT FORUM,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SFC CONVOCATION LOOKS AT POPULATION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STORM WATCH ISSUED FOR EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PAINT THE TOWN GREEN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HARRISBURG VOTERS TAKE 3RD CRACK AT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON ORDERS ACTION AGAINST INCINERATORS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'STRIP BASKETBALL' DISCONTINUED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*COMMISSION CANDIDATE--WATERING LIMITS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"GAS RATES UNFAIR, CUSTOMERS CHARGE","Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FLANDREAU SCHOOL BOARD DELAYS ACTION ON TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL'S DAUGHTER CHARGED WITH FALSE FILING,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WASTEWATER PLANTS GAIN STATUS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION PASSES DANCING MEASURE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PARKSTON IS NEWEST WASTE-DUMP OPPONENT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SUNDAY PETITIONS DUE NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE ADDRESSES SCHOOL DISTRICT CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
NEW OGLALA SIOUX PRESIDENT ELECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"ENTRANCE, PARKING FEES INCREASE AT STATE FAIR","Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BERESFORD PLANS NEW SATELLITE DISH SITE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
WALKAWAYS DECLINE AT YANKTON CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BOARD RETAINS 'IMPRESSIONS',"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MILBANK LOSES PAPER AFTER CENTURY IN PRINT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARLINGTON BALLOT BARE FOR 3RD YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MICKELSON VETOES BILL SAVING PAVING STONES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BIG BUCKS USED IN BID TO BLOCK REFERENDUM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LONETREE'S MUSCLE THREATENS TO PREVAIL (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHAT'S WRONG WITH HAVING LIBERAL VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*DIRE NEED FOR WATER DEVELOPMENT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*STUDY'S NEGLECT HAS BRED MORE SKEPTICS OF PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DIRTY HARRY PURSUES BIG GAME, LEGEND","Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SYMPHONY TO PLAY SONGS ABOUT NATURE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN DISPUTE GOES TO COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT REVERSES SHOOTING RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"REPORTER, TEACHER GET CIVIL RIGHTS AWARDS","Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REQUESTS TROOP TIMETABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SETS LOCAL MEETING TIMES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY PLAYS ROLE IN CANCER STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PARTY FOR BAR OWNER TURNS PROFIT FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPUTER AWARD GIVES WHITTIER ACCESS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*WEATHER WON'T DAMPEN PARADE, SPIRITS","Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD GI'S CAPTURE IRAQIS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"MICKELSON REJECTS DRIVING, VACCINE BILLS","Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARAMEDICS NOT ON SOME AMBULANCES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOLUNTEER POLICE SUSPENDED OVER WAGES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
83 BACK AT ELLSWORTH FROM DESERT STORM,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WORK ON CAST OF MAMMOTH SKULL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COURT SUSPENDS MITCHELL LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SD BOOTH POPULAR AT FILM EXPOSITION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ANIMATION ARTIST TO SPEAK THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
POSTS RECORD EARNINGS IN '90,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
2 PHONE FIRMS DEALT SETBACK,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
*STATE CASE PENDING IN COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CUSTER WINS CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF HOME TO 15 LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HERE ARE THE BILLS AREA LEGISLATORS SPONSORED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKING POWER SHIFTS EAST,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO ADDRESS LATE MICKELSON VETOES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*COMIC BOOK CALAMITY SHOWS CULTURE NEEDS PROTECTING,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOP DOMINANCE THREATENED IN SD (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GAMING PLAN A PLUS FOR DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DESIGNATED DRIVERS DESERVE COURTESIES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"VOTE, SO POLITICIANS HEAR VOICE OF PEOPLE (L)","Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LACK OF FUNDS THREATENS TRAINING PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MAINTAINS COMMITMENT TO SAFETY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PARK OFFICIAL SNEAKY ABOUT GETTING {dollar}5 FEE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SMOKER TO START LOCAL SUPPORT GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
HEALTH-CARE MONEY DIVERTED TO WRONG PLACE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SCHIEFFER HARMING INDIAN HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
WASHINGTON BUILDING WOULD BE GOOD JAIL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
PENITENTIARY NEEDS SUPPORT-GROUP LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*CUSTER FITS TRADITION OF SMALL SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SD STATE WINS, REACHES ELITE 8","Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
2 TIMBERWOLVES SHOT IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COUPLE SPARES TIME TO BOWL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*PRAYER BREAKFAST SPEAKER ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ND FIRM RELOCATES IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE MALL PROJECT SCHEDULED TO START,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON BANK PLANS TO BUY MCCOOK BANK,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TELLING THE WEATHER STORY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DEATH OF CHICAGO MAN RULED ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
HARRISBURG MAN GETS 180 DAYS IN BEATING,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN KNIFE SLASHING,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PARADE HIGHLIGHTS ST PAT'S EVENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PENITENTIARY INMATE REMAINS AT LARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PRIVATELY RUN PRISON HAS FIRST ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*BARN FIRE--COLTON,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"*ST FRANCIS OFFERS SHELTER, TOO","Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*UNINSURED DRIVER CONVICTIONS CLIMB,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
PLAN FAILS FOR HUBERT HUMPHREY HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
SELECTS DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
INDIAN PROGRAMS RECEIVE FEWER FEDERAL DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
CAUSE OF MAN'S DEATH MIGHT NOT BE FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
WITNESS--MAN DRUNK PRIOR TO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
2 DIE IN SEPARATE SD CAR ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL POLICE--CHILDREN DIDN'T PLAY IN CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
PROBE CONTINUES INTO WOUNDED KNEE VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
ACTIVIST GROUP PROTESTS INDIAN TEEN'S CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
COALITION LEADER TO PUT MEASURE ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
*LOVE'S BITE TOOK ITS TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*HOMELY TROLLS ARE HAIR, THERE, EVERYWHERE","Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*NOVELTY KNITTER EARNS A NATIONAL REPUTATION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*TRIP THROUGH MEXICO WENT 'MUY BIEN',"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*FLORIDA SUNSETS RIVAL EVEN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1992, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
"TAX BREAKS FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION COST COUNTY {dollar}500,000","Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WET HARVEST DAMPENS FARMERS' EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*LAKOTA SOUGHT SOLACE WITH THE UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BALLOT RIGHT PLACE TO SETTLE GAMBLING (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WORDS CAN BE DEMEANING TO A CULTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*HOUSE REPUBLICANS HOLD COMPROMISE BUDGET HOSTAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SENATE DEMOCRATS HAVE REJECTED TOO MANY GOOD BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STATE SENATOR DEGRADES WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HOSPICE CARE GIVES DYING DIGNITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MALL SHOULD HAVE NO-SMOKING POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"WEAST FIASCO, ABUSE LOW POINTS FOR CITY (L)","Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
COLUMNIST USES POSITION IRRESPONSIBLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
SIOUX INTERNATIONAL THANKS AREA FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
AGAR REUNION EVENT SCHEDULED FOR JUNE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLINTON ASKED TO STAY NEUTRAL ON RIVER ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NY PROFESSOR TO SPEAK IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SPONSORS PHONE SERVICE BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
34 SCHOOLS TO ENTER SCIENCE COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COPS REVIVE NEIGHBORHOOD BEATS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEARNING THE PACE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BILL TO PLUG LEAK IN LAWS GOVERNING FUEL STORAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BRANDON HEAD START REGISTRATION THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SCIENCE, MATH GRANTS AWARDED TO COLLEGES","Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SD LAKES, STREAMS GROUP MEETS FRIDAY","Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SEMINAR TO FOCUS ON FINANCIAL PLANNING,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARSENIC IS FOUND IN CREEKS OF HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SIN TAX REVENUE EXPECTED TO DECLINE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAY MOVE CORPORATE OFFICE JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*CO-TRUSTEES MUST SIGN DOCUMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*UPKES RAISES A RACQUET, WINS STATE OPEN CROWN","Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE ROMP PAST ROCHESTER,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FULL-COURT PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YAC PROFILE: LESLIE WIEBESIECK OF DAVIS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DON'T BE OBSESSED ABOUT WEIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL UNVEILS {dollar}30 MILLION PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JUST FOR THE FUN OF IT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FAMILIES OF VICTIMS CONDEMN MARQUARDT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"POPULATION RISES 19,000 IN PAST 3 YEARS","Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PRE-BIRTH SURGERY GIVES BETTER BEGINNING,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE BUDGET SUBMITTED FOR VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MILLER SIGNS BILL HIKING STATE'S SHARE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"MILLER'S PROMISES IRK CITY, COUNTY OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*THE PROPOSED PACKAGE AT A GLANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
AID PLAN ENLIVENS LAST LEGISLATIVE DAY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MILLER'S COMMERCIAL DISPLAYS LOW POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CHECK THE REALITY OF SD TAX SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*NEW YORK ISN'T ALL THAT DIFFERENT THAN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS DO GET PENSIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS SAY YOUTH SHOWED GUN TO THEM,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEDDOW TO ANNOUNCE JOB PLAN AT LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S HISTORY PROJECT GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW BOUNDARIES GET PRELIMINARY OK,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*FIRE DESTROYS BARN, DAMAGES HOME","Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AG EDUCATION SUPERVISOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FLOODING STILL POSSIBLE IN EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP PUSHES FOR NEW FORM OF GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DETAILS OF EQUIPMENT SALES START TO UNFOLD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SD GETS CONSENT FOR WELFARE LIMITS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AD CRITIQUE WAS PERSONAL OPINION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DUNN ANNOUNCES RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RURAL TOURISM KEY TO SD ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILBANK WOMAN UP FOR HEAD START AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PLAYING GLOBAL GAMES,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WELL-DRESSED ROBBER PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSION DELAYS DECISION TO INVESTIGATE COSTS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COLISEUM USAGE AND REVENUE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
RAVEN REPORTS RECORD INCOME,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*INSPIRING,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*COYOTES WIN WITH BRAINS AND HUSTLE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOOD THINGS COME IN 3'S FOR MCKINNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ELLWEIN POWERS HURON TO STATE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NORTHERN TEAMS IN FINALS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FISHING'S SIMPLE PLEASURES STILL AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SURGERY INSIDE WOMB PROTECTS CHILD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WATSON MAKES LIST OF BEST DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS MAY HIKE TUITION BY 10%,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CLOSES FOR GOOD ON SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW ADS CHALLENGE COMMENTARY IN NEWSPAPER,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BOY WHOSE FATHER DIED IN CRASH TESTIFIES AT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DON'T BRUSH ASIDE CHILDREN IN NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BIG TAX CUT WOULD BE TOTALLY IRRESPONSIBLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
COMPETITION A BENEFIT TO LOCAL PHONE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
LEGISLATORS FAILED AT MAKING TAX DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
IMMIGRANTS UNWANTED BY CITY RESIDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
PICTURE A FUTURE WITHOUT MIDDLE CLASS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
FREE-MARKET TEACHERS WOULD HURT EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
STATE WRONG TO USE WILDLIFE FOR ITS ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
DASCHLE IS ONLY ONE WORKING TO CUT BUDGET (L)L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
ARGUS EDITORIAL STANCE ON FLAG BURNING WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
"WRONG FOSS, WRONG STATE","Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TAKE NOTE ABOUT PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COOK FINALLY PUT HER FUDGE INTO WORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SKYFORCE BLASTS FT. WAYNE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'B' TOURNEY ANOTHER TEST FOR MARION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*DOWN TO EARTH,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
20 COUNTIES TO GET HELP AFTER ICE STORM,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE STILL CHASING LEADS ON FIRE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RED CROSS NEEDS CASH AFTER DISASTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RIVERS SWELL IN NORTHERN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOLY SPIRIT MUSIC FOCUS OF GROWING NEW CHURCH,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOW DO YOU THINK SCHOOL CAN SAVE?,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN SLIGHTLY HURT TRYING TO RESCUE CATS FROM FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"INEQUALITIES OF GENDER START IN CLASS, SAYS SCHOLAR","Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
JURY CLEARS 5 MEN OF STEALING FOSSILS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*PLEA BARGIN REJECTED, RAPIST GETS 5 YEARS","Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MADISON FLOOD FUNDS, FOOD MAY GO TO CALIFORNIA","Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NORTH SIOUX CITY SCHOOL WAITS FOR VOTE ON LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION HEARING SCHEDULED IN KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION SEX OFFENDER FACES EXPOSURE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
AMA TO MAKE CALL AT MEDICAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*ASHER INTERVIEWING, BUT HAPPY AT USD","Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*TREE-TRIMMING FINISHES AIRPORT EXPANSION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
VOLGA STREET FOR SOYBEAN PLANT WON'T COST CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
3 PLEAD GUILTY TO DISTRIBUTION OF DRUGS BY MAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MADISON WOMAN SENTENCED TO 90-DAY JAIL TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
DOUGLAS ZAFFT ATHLETE HAD FOUGHT CANCER,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*EDUCATION DEGREES SCORE HIGHEST,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MILBANK LOSES OUT AS SITE OF {dollar}260M PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*FARMER'S EMPIRE SOLD IN 20 LOTS FOR {dollar}1.7 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
"RENAISSANCE IS FUN TO STUDY, BUT STUDENT WANTS '90'S","Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
OFFICIAL FEARS DELAY IN LOGGING DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
TRUCKER FINED IN CONNECTION WITH FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MOTEL-ROOM CONSTRUCTION BOOMS IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
VANDALS DAMAGE SWEAT LODGE ALONG BIG SIOUX RIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"BIG BUDGET CUTS LIKELY, BARNETT SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FALL RIVER GROUP WANTS OWN PROPERTY-TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MAN ADMITS SHOOTING HIS NEIGHBORS DOG,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
FIRE CHIEF UNSURE OF CAUSE OF MEDICAL SCHOOL FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 15 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
TAX MEASURE CHANGED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TAX MEASURE CHANGED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*KNEIP MISSES SD POLITICS, EVEN GOP","Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CARTER'S PEACE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CARTER'S PEACE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*ALL THE WAY TO THE STATE 'A',"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW CABINET VACANCIES FILLED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CHURCH WON'T PAY RANSON FOR VAN VACTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW CABINET VACANCIES FILLED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CHURCH WON'T PAY RANSOM FOR VAN VACTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"BARNES, BIRKENHEUER MAY ENTER MAYOR RACE","Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BARNES, BIRKENHEUER MAY ENTER MAYOR RACE","Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE OPENED ITS PRODUCTION OF 'CAESAR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BARNES, BIRKENHEUER MAY ENTER MAYOR RACE","Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A CARRIER FOUND THIS BUNDLE OF NEWSPAPERS MORE THAN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PORTER GETS FEDERAL JUDGE NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*PORTER GETS FEDERAL JUDGE NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATE WON'T CONCLUDE DOME OVER-PRESSURIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
THREE 'BOAT PEOPLE' FAMILIES ARRIVE IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*A BIRD WAS TRYING TO MAKE ITS WAY AROUND,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ELDERLY GIVE MCGOVERN TOP RATING,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW KEPT RAIL CRISIS SECRET,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILWAUKEE SUPPORTS MCGOVERN BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELDERLY GIVE MCGOVERN TOP RATING,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILWAUKEE SUPPORTS MCGOVERN BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW KEPT RAIL CRISIS SECRET,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LINCOLN LOSS PAINFUL FOR COACH SCHUELER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RORY SCHUH EFFORT EARNS VICTORY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HURON RUINS BROOKINGS PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NO PROBLEM FOR PIERRE TALL TIMBER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
RAPID CITY SURVIVES TUSSLE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1979, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*MOONLIGHTING PRICE SOME TEACHERS PAY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL FILM TROUPE ZOOMS IN ON JAMES BOND,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PARADE SET FOR MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BONDS FOR FUNDING SHAKY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*RAIL PACKAGE'S LIMITATIONS DISAPPOINT JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW TO DELAY EXTRA SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SENTENCE FITS PURSUIT TRAGEDY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENTENCE FITS PURSUIT TRAGEDY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENTENCE FITS PURSUIT TRAGEDY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SAVING STATE TRACK A WISE MOVE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAKE YOUR OWN LISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS LAND NEAR BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW ORDERS RAIL PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*OIL COMPANY, GOLDEN EAGLES REACH A TRUCE","Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*COBBLERS TAKE CROWN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOOTBALL COMES UP IN THE MIDST OF ALL THE BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JACKS SET ATTENDANCE RECORD,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JACKS SET ATTENDANCE RECORD,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GETTING STRAIGHT ON STEEL-SHOT CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
GETTING STRAIGHT ON STEEL-SHOT CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
*'LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE' LIGHTS UP THE THEATER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE REBIRTH OF A TOWN-GEDDES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE' LIGHTS UP THE THEATER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRINCESS CHOSEN FOR PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SETTING A RECORD-KEEP YOUR FINGERS CROSSED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SETTING A RECORD-KEEP YOU FINGERS CROSSED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TED RAMSEY NAMED AS RECIPIENT OF THE AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*MARY JANE CERETTO-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.D, p.16, col.1"
LOW INTEREST HOME LOANS MAY LOOSEN MARKET,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOW INTEREST HOME LOANS MAY LOOSEN MARKET,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN EARNINGS UP,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW DEFENDS NEW SD TAXES AND FEES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW DEFENDS NEW SD TAXES AND FEES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF VIOLENT CRIME UP--BUT WHY...,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SF VIOLENT CRIME UP--BUT WHY...,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*KIDS TEACH CLASSES WITHOUT SEEMING LIKE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KANSAS--TALENTED BUT SET IN NARROW GROOVES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*KIDS TEACH CLASSES WITHOUT SEEMING LIKE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ACTOR'S STORY IS 'LOCAL BOY WHO MAKES GOOD',"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STICKNEY 10-YEAR-OLD HOPES COACH CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGIE EXPECTED TO TAP EIDSNESS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AUGIE EXPECTED TO TAP EIDSNESS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AUGIE EXPECTED TO TAP EIDSNESS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*FAMILY BIBLES MAKE A COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CUTBACKS TO TAKE {dollar}161 MILLION FROM INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DUTCH ELM DISEASE 'CURES' CONTROVERSIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUTHS TRASH RAPID CITY MOTEL ROOM DURING 'B'S',"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CUTBACKS TO TAKE {dollar}161 MILLION FROM INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS SD TAX LAWS CONTAIN TOO MANY LOOPHOLES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS SD TAX LAWS CONTAIN TOO MANY LOOPHOLES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUTHS TRASH RAPID CITY MOTEL DURING 'B'S',"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GRASS FIRE NEAR INTERSECTION OF 16TH AND SYCAMORE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BECOMING IRISH FOR A GOOD CAUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOW TO RESTORE NORMAL PROSPERITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSION CANDIDATES FAIL TO TAKE STANDS ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HURON MAN KILLED IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY AIR CONTROLLERS ALSO PICKETING,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS ARE NEGOTIATING NEW CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GAMBLING RAID TURNS TO BOON FOR YOUTH CLUB,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*MEIERHENRY LEAVING PUBLIC OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL ELECTION BRINGS BACK MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WOMAN PICKS 'B' WINNER, SCORE","Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
2 KILLED IN ABERDEEN HOTEL FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BIG & LITTLE BROTHERS/BIG & LITTLE SISTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CATCH 'SHOOT THE MOON' WHILE YOU CAN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD SCHOOLS DON'T RATE IN COLLEGE GUIDES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHIROPRACTIC ASSOCIATION MEMBER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
KIDNEY MONTH LEADERS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VISITING NURSES BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
UNION LABEL COUNCIL OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
UNITED BROTHERHOOD OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BOARD COMPROMISES ON WEB-OAHE BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INVOLVING CONGRESS MAY HURT SALE (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILWAUKEE MAINLINE ABANDONMENT GETS OK,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HANSON 'FOR-SURE MAYBE' GOP CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WET WINTER BRIGHTENS SPRING PLANTING,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ARGUS EDITORIAL ON CONCERT DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HAIL WEBSTER BEARCATS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ST PAT'S DAY MESSAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AG DAY HONORS US FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BAGS FOUND IN TREE CONTAIN MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD GIRL LOSES 3-MONTH CANCER FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD LOSES LARGEST PINE RECORD,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO GROUPS APPEAL ETSI PERMIT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WAUBAY FIRE TRIAL POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KRUEGER TO SEEK STATE SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL TO HEAR FROM COMPUTER FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FLANDREAU INDIAN SCHOOL MIGHT CLOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CITY DEFICIT OVERCOME WITHOUT CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*7 WIN HERITAGE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"FIGHT BAD MEDIA IMAGE, NURSES TOLD","Argus LeaderMar 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
AG DEPARTMENT WANTS TO SELL LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RESULTS FROM PIK PROGRAM TOP SECRET,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROCKIES STORM DROPS SNOW ON SD,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD RANKS 50TH IN 1982,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AIR TRAFFIC LEVEL DRAWS QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*TREATMENT A DREAM COME TRUE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MEET BETSY GERBOTH,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
REAGAN HONORS VOLUNTEER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SATTLER IS MOTHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SIOUX VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ACCREDITED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*MAGOK TO ATTEND 4-H CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
BAR OWNERS STILL AREN'T OFF THE HOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOWER BRULE SIOUX WANT RULING OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LUTHERAN AGENCY RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALES TAX COLLECTION BILL SIGNED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD OFFICIALS GET PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*'FIGHTING DIRTY' WITH TRASH CANS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BLAIR'S TRIAL IS CHANGED TO VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STATE BOOSTS AID TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CONFESSION PREVENTS JUSTICE MISCARRIAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO HANG-UP IN PIERRE ON TITLES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE BILL DISCOURAGES TOURISM IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RULING ABOUT STUDENTS LOANS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BARNES WANTS COMMITTEEMAN POST,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BIRKENHEUER PULLS OUT OF CITY RACES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY MAN'S MEDALS GOING TO EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONSERVATION SEMINAR IS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT CASE SET ON ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMEOWNERS FIGHTING REZONING,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KELLY SERVICES HONORING EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEEK DEAD MAN'S IDENTITY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENTENCE SUSPENDED IN DRIVING DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WIRING BLAMED FOR HARRISBURG FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY BLAMED FOR WATER PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"COUNTY OKS STUDY WITH CITY, SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PLEA BARGAIN BILL SIGNED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
BLUEBIRD FACES MARTIN MURDER HEARING,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHARGES DROPPED IN MOBRIDGE BLAZE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN ABERDEEN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RECALL PETITIONS WILL BE RECIRCULATED--BOX ELDER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PORK PROCESSORS' PROFITS DIP,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*SMED'S PRO AMBITIONS STILL LIE AHEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*WARRIORS' HIPPE ENTERTAINING, INVALUABLE","Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WASHINGTON REBUILDS IN HURRY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*3 BOUND FOR SD SPORTS HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*THREE HOPE PROJECTS WILL FLY IN SPACE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CLASS A AGONY--AND ECSTASY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
OZARK FILES SUIT AGAINST AGENCY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*IRISH MUSIC NIGHT IS BACK BY DEMAND,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
S DAKOTANS RECOGNIZED FOR PUBLIC SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'A PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION',"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
'GIRL IN THE MIRROR' FAILS TO SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*BEGINS IN MOTEL WHILE FANS AT GAME,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE CALLS AWARD INADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LINK 2 DEAD MEN TO REUTTER, COCAINE","Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW MEANING IN CANDIDATES' WORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM TELLS THROUGH TRAVELER'S EYES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ST PATRICK'S DAY FUN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DECISION AGAINST LITTON MAY COST,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE REJECTS HELICOPTER REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"6,500 TO GET NEW PHONE NUMBERS","Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
A PROMISE KEPT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A TIP OF YOUR HAT TO IRISH (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"LACKS RESPECT FOR BLIND, DISADVANTAGED (L)","Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY WILL GET NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REGENTS WORK OUT DETAILS OF CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
KENNEDY WILL BE SENTENCED TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ENGINEERING GROUP HONORS ZIOLKOWSKI,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GARDEN CITY MAN FOUND GUILTY OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW ATTENDING CONFERENCE IN HONG KONG,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WATER ADVOCATES URGE ACTION ON BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HART ATTRACTING ATTENTION IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*'A' GREAT OPENING ROUND FOR 4,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POWER FAILURE PUTS CITY IN THE DARK,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GETTING THE LEAD OUT OF GAS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"KEEP MEAT, GRAIN OFF MARKET (L)","Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BIG DECISIONS AWAIT STATE VOTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*TAKE REINS IN CARING FOR THE POOR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE DANCE OF THE IRISH,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW HOLDS ALL BETS ON BOOKMAKING BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRAM-SHOP BILL SIGNED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COLLEGE PLANS DAKOTA HISTORY CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMUNITY PLANS CAMPAIGN AGAINST HUNGER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONSERVATION TILLAGE WORKSHOP SET,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW TO BE LINCOLN DAY DINNER SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KENNEDY RELEASED FROM PROBATION IN DRUG CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLANE LANDS SAFELY AFTER APPARENT PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"RAPID CITY ANNEXATION LEGAL, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATOR RETIRES AS HOMESTAKE MINING DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLEAR LAKE READY FOR ST PAT'S PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS TRUCKER FINES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OPPONENTS WANT PUBLIC TO REJECT EDUCATION LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN WANTED FOR KIDNAPPING SURRENDERS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS SENATOR DOING WELL AFTER OPERATION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FACING MITCHELL NOT SO SCARY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A CHAMPIONSHIP CHEER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAKOTA SHOOT FOR THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BATTLE OF TITANS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CONSTITUENTS HAVE RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FIGHT COMMUNISM NOW (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
VOTERS DESERVE SERIES OF REAL DEBATES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LET'S KEEP AID IN THE US (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
"SUPPORT PEACE, NOT VIOLENCE (L)","Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
LET'S PROTECT OUR INTERESTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PAPER SHOWS POOR JUDGMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
ELECTION IS FAR FROM OVER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
"FORGET THE HYPE, HOSPITALS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*INDIANS FIND TIME TO ENJOY TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
ARCHERY SEASONS PROPOSED BY GF&P,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"FISHERIES SOCIETY HONORS SIMPSON, GLOVER","Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
FREE WEEKEND SCHEDULED MAY 17-18,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
GROUP FILES SUIT TO BAN LEAD SHOT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
NEW BOOK PUTS FISHING IN SIMPLE TERMS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
*HANDICAPPED NEED JOBS THAT FIT SKILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL OFFICIALS TO HELP TROUBLED FARM BANKS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW AGRICULTURE SECRETARY FEARS BACKLASH,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAMADA INN BEGINS FACE-LIFT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CATHEDRAL OF THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*BARBARA ANGERHOFER, MANSFIELD, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*PARENTS CHIP IN TO MAKE SCHOOL FUN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRAT BAACK WANTS SEAT IN STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SEEK TO REVIVE NURSING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"SHOTGUN FIRED NEAR CITY RESIDENCE, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FLOWER CHILDREN FIND NEW WAR TO PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
PICKETS TO FIGHT HORMEL ALONE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
STUDENTS PLOW AHEAD DESPITE FARM ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
HANSEN NEEDN'T FIRE ME,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO DISPOSE OF WASTE PACT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
PINE RIDGE RE-ELECTS AMERICAN HORSE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
REJECTS PLAN FOR INDIAN YOUTH CAMP,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
NUCLEAR WASTE LOBBYIST RIPS NEW COMPACT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
FOOD STAMP OFFICIAL UNFAIRLY CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1986, sect.E, p.04, col.4"
*FARM FAMILY WITH NEW LIFE IN CALIF,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MONTROSE KEEPS A BIT O' THE IRISH,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CRASH LEADS TO GROUND CREW TESTS FOR DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"DIET, COMPETITION ALTER MEAT INDUSTRY","Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FAMILY SAVES FARM WITH 2ND JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NCAA DRUG CLEANUP SCORES BIG (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*MIND POLLUTION TOUGH TO CLEAN UP,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*HOLIDAY SPECIAL TO LOCAL DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ST PATRICK'S PARADE TAKES GREEN ROUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HEALTH PREVENTION PROGRAM BEGUN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER ESTABLISHES SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NEPHEW'S TRIAL DELAYED TILL MAY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL TO HAVE SCIENCE SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SLICK ROADS CAUSE WRECKS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LETTING IT BURN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHELTER OPENS UP TO NEEDY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SPOTLIGHT MISSED SOME TAXING ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WORKERS AT IBP PLANT VOTE TO STRIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RENOVATION PLAN FOR HISTORIC HOUSE ON SHAKY GROUND,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW CAPTAIN TO COMMAND PATROL POST,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY TO CONSIDER GRANT FOR FOOD CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*AG BORROWERS IN SOUTHEAST CONSIDERED BEST RISKS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*JENNER FACES LIFE BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF MAN LIVING WITH FATAL VIRUS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARE MINERS ACCOUNTABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MICKELSON VETO SHOWS ANTI-RURAL BIAS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD IN DEALING WITH AIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COLLEGE OFFICIAL OPTIMISTIC (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
LINKING OF BILLS FOOLISH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*ABA PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KELLY SERVICES DONATES HELP,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS RECEIVE APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
150 LAWYERS EXPECTED AT COURSE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REACHING FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY TO PAY PORTION WATER TESTS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE SEASON ENDS ON LOW NOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUED FOR DAMAGES IN 1986 ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NORTHWEST FLIGHTS LATE MOST OFTEN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL PLANTS' PERFORMANCE PEAKING,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WILKA AIDE RESIGNS TO AVOID CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BID TO OVERRIDE COURT COSTS VETO FAILS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ETHANOL PRODUCER INCENTIVES PASSED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE REJECTS SCHOOL DISTRICT AID FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATURE APPROVES 1989 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROPOSED MINING LAWS PLACED ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON NAMES TAX COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
YANKTON COLLEGE PLAN CLEARS HURDLE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SCHMECKFEST SMORGASBORD,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TASTE OF GERMANY DRAWS THOUSANDS TO FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF IS ON A COMEDY CIRCUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MARSHMAN RECEIVES CLUB'S AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
*WILLIAMSON SERTOMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
*CLAVEL NAMED MOTHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.C, p.11, col.6"
*MIDTOWN SERTOMA SALUTES BROWN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.C, p.11, col.6"
"CHEERLEADERS, COYOTE COMPETE","Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.C, p.11, col.6"
LAW FIRM AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.C, p.11, col.6"
"SALEM, TWO OTHERS EARN SPORTS FAME","Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*INCONSISTENT PIERRE TO BATTLE STEVENS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*POLISHING OFF A DAY'S WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL REHIRE ORDER STALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GRAPE SCARE TAINTS DEMAND,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PIONEER LAWMAKER GLADYS PYLE DIES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON ST PATRICK'S DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMMON SENSE SHOULD PREVAIL IN SCARE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ELDERLY & DISABLED CAN GET TAX REFUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HUMANIST TENETS CHILLING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONCERT MOVED TO THE COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IRENE RALLIES TO CHASE BASKETBALL DREAM,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS HOST ACTIVITIES TO OBSERVE CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KIWANIS AVENUE PROJECT OPPONENTS SIGN PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PASTOR WANTS BEER LICENSE REVOKED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCOUT-O-RAMA TICKETS GO ON SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS WIN AWARDS AT MATH CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CROSSING THE BORDER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TWO HONORED FOR WORK WITH HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE PREPARE FOR ST PATRICK'S DAY REVELERS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROSECUTORS COMPLETE CASE IN DOWNING TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USS RUSHMORE LAUNCHES IN MAY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INMATE TELLS OF STABBING IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CONCESSIONAIRES WARY OF CUSTER LEASE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXPELLED HURON 7TH-GRADER TO RETURN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JC PENNEY TO ANCHOR ABERDEEN MALL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"STAFF CUTBACKS WILL SAVE {dollar}300,000","Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER SYSTEM LEGISLATION BEING DRAFTED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REJECTS 1 BILL AND SIGNS 104 INTO LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SECRETARY EXPECTS IMPROVED RURAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*ROUGH RIDING,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*LINCOLN BATTLES TO BEAT STATE 'AA' JINX,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROPER BLEND PUTS IN PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BASKETBALL DEEDS HELP S DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CITY SPORTSMAN'S SHOW OFFERS DISPLAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
THREE TALENTED SENIORS TO END,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*LUTZ, SDSU DUO NAMED ALL-NCC","Argus LeaderMar 16 1989, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*HOORAY AT 'AA',"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HARRISBURG SCHOOL BOND FAILS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN ADMITS KILLING BY RIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE--NO RAPE PROVEN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COURT HALTS JUDGES RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATORS SHOULD BE MORE ASSERTIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PALISADES SHOULD HAVE PROPER CLIMBING BOOTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL FIGURES DISTORTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
UNRUH ISN'T CONSISTENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ENVIRONMENT SLIGHTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WAS LETTER SOUR GRAPE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*NOTHING'S AS CONSTANT AS CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*TOWN IS RIGHT SIZE, ARTIST SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'TERRA NOVA' IMMORTALIZES NOBLE TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'LORD OF THE FLIES' CUTS HEART OF STORY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BALTIC LEGISLATOR SEEKS RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOY SCOUTS HOST BASEBALL CARD SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW PRINCIPAL NAMED FOR WHITTIER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERS INDICTED IN WIFE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHARMACIST PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RENTSCHLER RUNNING FOR HOUSE POSITION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR TO FOCUS ON TEACHING CAREERS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP BACKS PRESSLER OPPONENT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TO SPEND YEAR STUDYING INDIAN HUMOR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*3 TREATED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIDS RUMORS UNSUBSTANTIATED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAD DASH FOR CASH JAMS PHONE LINES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY STREETS OPENS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*WITNESS--SMITH AFTER QUICK CASH,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ECONOMIC GROWTH COULD LOWER BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION SCHOOLS MAY OPT OUT OF FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOTHERS FILE SUIT TO GET CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MURDER CONVICTION UPHELD BY HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CHEMISTRY TEACHER CHOSEN FOR SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOMESTAKE SUBMITS MINING APPLICATION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PAIR TEACHES LAKOTA LANGUAGE THROUGH TAPES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SCHOOL FUNDING IS ISSUE AT BOARD MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TRI-VALLEY STUDENTS ADVANCE IN COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
VIBORG SELLING SHARES FOR SWIMMING POOL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
EX-LEGISLATOR--STICK WITH PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*US WEST PROJECT'S FIRST PHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
COSTNER WINS AWARD FOR 'DANCES' DIRECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GARRETSON OFFICER WALKS TALL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SEAN BREEN GOES LIGHT ON GREEN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF MAN RIDES OFF WITH PRIZE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITIBANK LEADER REMEMBERS SCHWARZKOPF AS AN EQUAL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"SCHOOL DISTRICTS SQUEEZED BY COSTS, ANGRY TAXPAYERS","Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MICKELSON DEALS A LOSS TO {dollar}25 BETS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TOWNS PLEASED TO HAVE COUNTY DO POLICE WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BELLY LAUGHS ARE ON IN 'NOISES OFF',"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*NURSING HOME CELEBRATES GOLDEN YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*BEGINS SHOW AT CITY RADIO STATION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
CHURCH SETS DAY ASIDE FOR MIRACLES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PLANT BETTER THAN DUMP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX DEADLOCK CALLS FOR A COMPROMISE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD SHOULD NOT BE USED AS DUMP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*INCREASE IN PEOPLE WHO WANT TO BE INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MICKELSON HAS STRANGE LOGIC ON WASTE DUMPS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PEOPLE SHOULD DECIDE LONETREE DUMP ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SINGLE BID PLANS IN CONFLICT WITH LAW (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BACKERS DENY BABY RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HURON EVENTS MAKE UP FOR SF LOSSES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LOW WATER LEVEL HURTS SD WILDLIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NEW POLICY MAKES 'ARGUS' PRO-LIFE FOE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"WHEN SMOKE CLEARS, PEOPLE WILL AWAIT WAR (L)","Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*RC CENTRAL TOPS WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SDSU DEPTH TOO MUCH FOR METRO,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MAYES' TRIPLE-DOUBLE SPARKS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JOB OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOLVERS TO TACKLE TRANSPORTATION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO COMPETE IN CONTEST TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOLL-FREE NUMBER AIDS PREGNANT WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN HURT IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY PLANS TO DIG LAKE BY AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CLEANING UP,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FLANDREAU TRIBE CHAIRMAN INDICTED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON SIGNS LIVING WILL INTO LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NUMBER OF FLU CASES WANING,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INMATE TO STAFF SUPER 8 PHONES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DRAFT HORSES JOIN SDSU EXPO LINEUP,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP MAKES PLANS TO WELCOME GULF TROOPS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEARFISH MAN KILLED IN MINING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLEAR LAKE TO OBSERVE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAY VOTE FORCED ON ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*WOMAN KEEPS EYES ON THE SKY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CASINO OWNERS--TIMING BAD FOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EX-DEALER GIVEN FINE FOR CHEATING,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN GETS 10 YEARS FOR RAPING 4-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PROGRAM TO FEATURE SAFETY SKILLS FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
VA HOSPITAL GETS OK FOR WASTE INCINERATOR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
POST WILL HELP IMPROVE VET CARE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*WHO WILL MIND THE CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAW CUTS AID TO SOME SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIBES PROTEST PROPOSAL TO CHANGE HEALTH SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD HOSPITALS TARGETED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EDUCATION IS STATE'S DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*GRADUATION PUTS THINGS IN PERSPECTIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*KIDS BATTLE PRESSURES TO ACHIEVE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*YAC PROFILE--FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*MEETING '90210' STAR A WISH COME TRUE FOR TEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
HUMPHREY HIGHWAY MAY WORK OUT YET (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHY SHOULD HOUSE GET BY... (ABERDEEN AMERICAN NEWS),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SKYFORCE LOSE IN A THRILLER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA'S KRAUTH SITS OUT SOFTBALL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PURCHASING IRA ASSETS DISQUALIFIES IT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
WORKERS' COMP PREMIUM BOOST TO BE DECIDED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*LOAN LETS CORSON STUDENT TARGET ARCHERY SALES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
*COLUMNIST WICKHAM TO LECTURE AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ASIAN FESTIVAL SET FOR ST MARK'S LUTHERAN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOMB THREAT ENDS CHURCH SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LITERACY TO BE TOPIC AT READING CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S UNIVERSITIES TO GET RESEARCH GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOG-FARM DEBATE HIGH POINT FOR LEGISLATOR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*QUILT EXHIBIT AT SF COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOWNTURN TARNISHES SD MINING INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"10 BILLS, 7 VETOES ON LEGISLATIVE AGENDA","Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STENSLAND TO REQUEST VETO OVERRIDE FOR WASTE BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AUDIT FINDS DEFICIENCIES IN GAMBLING REGULATION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MINING TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ROSEBUD MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WESSINGTON SPRINGS CAPS BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
17-YEAR-OLD ARRESTED IN FALSE BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP TO BE WATCHDOG FOR SD LAKES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RC BOARD MAKES HOME-SCHOOL RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CUSTER TO RAISE FUNDS FOR MOUNT RUSHMORE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TO CONSIDER BOND ISSUE FOR STORM SEWER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*NICE WHILE IT LASTS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON SIGNS ABORTION BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT LIKELY TO RAISE PROPERTY TAXES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR FEARS VOTE COULD SCRAP COSTNERS' CASINO,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
4 BACK OUT OF 2ND TRIP TO PANAMA,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"LAWMAKER TO FIGHT NICKEL MACHINES, TOO","Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
INDIANS DON'T WANT NATIONAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MILITARY BASE PLAN NOTHING TO CELEBRATE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WE CAN'T BE PASSIVE WITH OUR BELIEFS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION CANNOT BE TAKEN AWAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
LEGISLATURE DESERVES LOW ENVIRONMENTAL MARK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
NELSON FORGETS RIGHTS OF THE UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
ACCUSED GARRETSON WOMAN WANTS AUDIT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLTON MAN ADMITS GROWING MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FATHER, 18, PLEADS INNOCENT TO ABUSE","Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING HEARING WILL BE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD FARMERS TO AID HUNGARY IN REFORMS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOME CATCHES FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COURT HEARS LOTTO FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOELLER APPEALS ASSAULT SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON DRUG PROBE NABS 33,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOP TEACHER'S ROOTS IN ONE-ROOM SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MCKENNAN CUTS HURT 32 NURSES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CUSTOMER SERVICE IS FOCUS OF WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"DEADWOOD TO REBUILD STREETS, SEWER LINES","Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPRING POKER EVENT WILL BE IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S BREWERIES CAN NOW SELL BEER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WORK ON HURON GYM TO START IN MAY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PHEASANT PROGRAMS WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNORS PLANNING HEALTH-CARE MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE TO HONOR FOSTER MOTHER WHO CARED FOR 590,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
22 OF 33 RESIDENTS IN YANKTON CASES PLEADED GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STALKERS FACE NEW PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*REVEALING A NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
DEBIT CARD DEBUTS AT LOCAL BANKS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
RETAIL STRIP'S LAST HOME TO BECOME USED CAR LOT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*ICE-FISHING CHANCES ABOUT TO MELT AWAY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WOLFGANG ACES TEST, WILL RACE","Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE SEEK PLAYOFF PAYOFF,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NORTHERN TEAMS REACH NAIA TITLE GAMES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BEST DRESSED POLL GOES TO THE DOGS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SURVIVORS SHOOT DOWN CANCER,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DON'T UNCOVER GARDEN MULCH TOO FAST,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*TAKINI SCHOOL HAS COME A LONG WAY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL PACKAGE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATURE KILLS SCHOOL-AID REFORM,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CITY, COUNTY PONDER MORRELL PACKAGE","Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}1.7 BILLION COMPROMISE VERSION OF BUDGET PASSED,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE PROPOSAL FOR UNINSURED PASSES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MORRELL WORTH AID BUT MUST CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"JANKLOW, MILLER RACE IS A DISAPPOINTMENT (L)","Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"GAMBLING DESTROYS FAMILIES, COSTS STATE (L)","Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BLACK HISTORY MONTH LACKING AT JUNIOR HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DON'T REMOVE SNOW ONTO CITY STREETS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ALL FIREFIGHTERS VOTE AGAINST PACT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GUNFIRE DAMAGES BRANDON STORE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CASELLI WON'T SEEK HOUSE RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'FRIENDSHIPS' STOP CITY TRUCK-STOP PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FEDS TRACE ATTEMPTS TO SELL 300-TON NAVY CRANE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BURG ENTERS CAMPAIGN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*ST PATRICK'S PARADE REACHES 15TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FREE WATER TESTS FOR FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU OFFICIAL FINALIST FOR MITCHELL POSITION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"VANDALS, THEIVES STRIKE MADISON HIGH","Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER EDITOR TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE TO ELECT DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PAVILION FUND DRIVE REACHES {dollar}3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TIED UP IN OGLALA SIOUX TRIBAL COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*READY FOR FUN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TO RAISE LOTTERY TAKE TO 51%,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PROJECTS TO RELIEVE FLOODING YEAR AWAY,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DIRECTOR TAKES JOB AS MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WAUBAY BOARD FIRES SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
AIRPORT PLANS TO LOWER HANGAR,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*ONIDA HELD ON AS POINTS PILED UP,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NSU WOMEN WIN; MEN LOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE FAMOUS FOR BEES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*BEST PRIME RIB ROAST,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS BRACES FOR BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*DASCHLE, PRESSLER SLAM MORRELL ON SENATE FLOOR","Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ARCHITECT INTRODUCES MORE THRIFTY PAVILION PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CLINTON HINTS AT STATEHOOD FOR 'CENTRAL' DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INCREASING DIVERSITY MAKES CITY STRONGER (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BLOCK GRANTS WOULD BEEF UP SCHOOL MEALS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TOURISM-TAX PREMISE ERRS IN ITS PERCEPTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
IDEA FOR LAWMAKERS: JUST GO BACK HOME (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BALANCED-BUDGET TALK FILLED WITH HALF-TRUTHS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
STATE INCOME TAX MOST FAIR TO RESIDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
JOHNSON COMMENDED FOR BILL CO-SPONSORSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
PUT MONEY TO WORK TO BENEFIT THE STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*SLINKY STILL WORTH SINGING ABOUT,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EARNINGS RISE SHARPLY AS EDUCATION INCREASES (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LEADERSHIP HELPED LINCOLN TO 1970 CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON SEEKS INPUT ON 1995 FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KSFY'S MANAGER TAKES JOB IN OHIO,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING BOYFRIEND,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS OPEN ENVELOPS TO DISCOVER NEXT STEP,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CARETAKER DOESN'T MAKE MONEY--INDIAN RELIGIOUS SITE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERNS TO SHARE STRUGGLES,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"SLOWS MERGER OF CITY, COUNTY LIBRARY","Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*FIRE DAMAGE LIMITED AT MEDICAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FORMER GOVERNOR'S MOTHER DIES AT 92,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BERESFORD SCIENCE STUDENTS WIN FUTURISTIC AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HARRISBURG FIREFIGHTERS BUILD VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"FLANDREAU MOTORIST STRIKES, KILLS BIKE RIDER","Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CANTON EX-POLICEMAN CONVICTED OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
ON-LINE COMPUTER HAS PRESSLER IN CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*REPORTED RAPES IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
JURY AWARDS {dollar}1.6 MILLION IN PRODUCT-THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE REAFFIRMS SIBLINGS' ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"SIOUX FALLS MAN, 28, ARRESTED IN STABBING","Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
DAKOTA CASH WINNER HASN'T CLAIMED PRIZE,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"*STUDENTS RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT DRINKING, DRIVING","Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*NEW LAB FOR AUTISTIC CHILDREN 1 OF ONLY 3 IN NATION,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PLANNING INDOOR CENTER TO GIVE FAMILIES SOMETHING,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS WIN 'SWEET' IN JAZZ FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
LIKE NAMES CONFUSE CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*CHANGE AT 12TH AND KIWANIS,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
WEIRD WEATHER REFLECTED IN WINTER WHEAT CROP,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
HIGHER FERTILIZER PRICES COULD ALTER SPRING PLANTING,"Argus LeaderMar 16 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*IMPRISONED GIRL'S MOM GOES BACK,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COBBLERS MEET PIERRE IN FINALS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STATE SCHOOL AID DISPROPORTIONATE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SEES LOSSES BY LABOR IN 1979 SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
OIL FIRMS DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
WHY NOT LET GAME EXPERTS DECIDE ON DOVE HUNTING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
"*RAPID CITY, GOVERNORS IN FINALS","Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LINCOLN, BROOKINGS WIN EASILY","Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MEAT INSPECTORS FIGHTING CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WHEAT TRADING HALT SURPRISES MARKETS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RIGHT WEATHER CUTS STATE FLOODING THREATS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BUS SERVICE UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ST. PATRICK'S NO BLARNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BUS SERVICE UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUST ONE MAJOR BILL LEFT HANGING-HOUSING BONDS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SESSION ACCOMPLISHMENTS-LEADERS ARE CONFIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WESTERN AIR GETS NEW MARKET,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CIRCUS COMING TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGHWAY PROJECTS LET,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FBI INVESTIGATES WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD CONGRESSMEN WANT COSTS SHARED,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"600 POISONED CATTLE TO BE BURNED-GRAND ISLAND, NB","Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CLASSES TO EXPLORE FAMILY VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
GUESS HOW GOVERNMENT GETS ITS INCOME,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK'S HIRING TO BE FROM AREA,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITIBANK'S HIRING TO BE FROM AREA,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*COBBLERS HANG ON TO GRAB BIG ONE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRISON EDITOR QUITS-CENSORSHIP AT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUIT ALLEGES CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON EDITOR QUITS-CENSORSHIP AT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUIT ALLEGES CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON EDITOR QUITS-CENSORSHIP AT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USE OF 'BLACK HILLS GOLD' LABEL DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USE OF 'BLACK HILLS GOLD' LABEL DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOPPER POPULATION EXPECTED TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JAPAN'S APPETITE FOR US BEEF (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ANSWERS CRITICISM OF PLANS FOR ONE ROOM SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OPPOSES REVIEW BOARD FOR POLICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
'RIDE ALONG PARTOL' HELPS FIGHT CIRME (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILWAUKEE TRACK TAKE-OVER ALREADY UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MILWAUKEE TRACK TAKE OVER ALREADY UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR DRAFTS OAHE DEAUTHORIZATION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COUNTY RULING TO GET REVIEW,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"FIRE DESTROYS 10,000 ACRES NEAR THE BLACK HILLS","Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SF MAN IS SOCIAL WORKER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OIL CROPS LOOK TO BE MOST PROFITABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD SALES TAX IS LUVERNE SALES PITCH,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD SALES TAX IS LIVERNE SALES PITCH,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL PLANE BUILDERS HAVE NO ERROR MARGINS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'SESAME STREET' ALLOWS PERFORMER VERSATILITY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'SCANNERS' IS SOPHISTICATED SCIENCE FICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'SESAME STREET' ALLOWS PERFORMER VERSATILITY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOO LITTLE CREDIT MAY BE WORKING AGAINST YOU,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TOO LITTLE CREDIT MAY BE WORKING AGAINST YOU,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONTROLLERS--STRESS MERITS PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY CANDIDATE WARNS PUBLIC OF COMING DANGERS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY CANDIDATE WARNS PUBLIC OF COMING DANGERS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--I NEVER SUPPORTED ALL THOSE TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONTROLLERS--STRESS MERITS PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIQUOR SELLERS TOLD TO ID PATRONS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ARENA PARKING LOT WAS STREWN WITH LITTER,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONTROLLERS--STRESS MERITS PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--I NEVER SUPPORTED ALL THOSE TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL TO END TAX BREAKS STEP CLOSER TO BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE RULES AGAINST BILLION IN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE RULES AGAINST BILLION IN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BID TO END TAX BREAKS STEP CLOSER TO BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"HAIL, STICKNEY-CHEERS, WARRIORS (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATE PETERSON--CUT CITY BUDGET 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANNUAL EDISON CHARITY BRINGS IN {dollar}600,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MURDER SUSPECT APPEARS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATE PETERSON--CUT CITY BUDGET 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IRISH TOWN BORN IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HEARING SET IN GARRISON COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HEARING SET IN GARRISON COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOSTAGE FEARED LONGER CAPTIVITY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HOSTAGE FEARED LONGER CAPTIVITY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
YANKTON SETS SIGHT ON 10TH STATE CAGE CROWN,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GIVE INDIANS MORE CONTROL OVER RESOURCES (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TV SHOW EARLY VIEW OF JANKLOW '82 CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLEMENT-THE ORIGINAL FEMALE UMPIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD SPORTS HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*WASHINGTON'S NUGTEREN ADAPTING TO NEW ROLE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*DOTTING THE SKY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE TO LAY OFF 33 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON-MITCHELL-BROOKINGS WANT MESABA,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLIC AIRLINES DENIES BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF MAN MIGHT RUN FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
O'CONNOR: JANKLOW TOO SLOW TO HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SDPTV DENIES O'CONNOR EQUAL TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MEIERHENRY'S UNUSUAL DECISION NOT TO RUN (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN'S FARM-OTHER POLICIES ARE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BROOKINGS HOLIDAY INN SUED,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEAT HAMPERS ABERDEEN FIRE INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DARREL BOYD-LIQUOR LOBBYIST DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMPANIES PROTEST COMPUTER CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INDIAN WATER RIGHTS TAKEN TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POLICE BACK ON PAYROLL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*DAVID BILLION PICKED BOSS OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FIRM TO OPEN PIERRE GARMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RC FIRM LAYS OFF 100 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN DIES IN 1-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD TOP 1981 RYE PRODUCER,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
4 SD FARMERS WIN SEED AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CONFERENCE ON HANDICAPPED HERE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
JUDGE TO RULE ON CUSTER HOSPITAL CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*BEWARE THE BLARNEY] THE IRISH ARE LOOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.D, p.00, col.1"
*TWO RESIDENTS THERE THE DAY IT HAPPENED,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SWITCH IN INSTRUMENTS CURRED VIOLINIST,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SERVICE TO MANKIND AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
LEADERSHIP AMBASSADORS NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
LEGION ORATORY CONTEST WINNER,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
BOOM RENAMED TO ORDER,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
HARRISBURG FFA HONORED,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
JOURNALISM CITY STAFF,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
NONFAT DRY MILK STRETCHES DOLLAR,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"RECIPE IN BEEF COOK-OFF IS WORTH {dollar}5,000","Argus LeaderMar 17 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*HISTORY OF SAINT MIXES LEGEND, FACT","Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ZOO LOT CLEARED BEFORE STREETS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SALEM WOMAN'S SON MISSING ALMOST 3 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PHYSICIAN NAMED TO REGENT POST,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BERRY DROPS SDSU SUITS FOR SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MOTIONS DELAY SELECTION OF JURY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENATE REMAP BILL BECOMES LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FACILITATE HATCHERY TRANSFER (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO MAJOR PRISON NEEDS MET (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEER MANAGEMENT PLAN CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INDIANS' TRADITIONS RIDICULED BY FILM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN SAYS HE ROBBED FOR HIS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MUSICIANS INVITED TO PLAY WITH BAND,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLANE LANDS SAFELY-PILOT'S FEARS WRONG,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THE ARTESIANS ARE UP TO SOMETHING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*COLLEGE FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT DIES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CANDIDATES ENTER COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JAIL CLOSING IN DESMET IS A MESS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO DRUNK DRIVING CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MORE SALES TAX ALLOWED IN CITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*A HURRY-UP-AND-WAIT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OTTER TAIL RATE HIKE OK'D,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR WILL BE MEMBER OF SENATE EXPORT CAUCUS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SUIT SAYS COUNTY DIDN'T PREVENT SON'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SIGNED INTO LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
REFEREES ARE PEOPLE--LEAVE REFS ALONE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WARRIORS FOLLOW OLD BASKETBALL FORMULA,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
GREEN BEER--NOT IN IRELAND,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SNOW THREAT TO PARADE, 'A' FANS","Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE 'A' MANIA,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
IOWANS MAKE OFFER FOR SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MINNESOTA AVE--PROPERTY OWNERS AGREE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MUNSEN REMEMBERS BIG BART FRIEDRICK,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REUTTER'S EX-WIFE TESTIFIES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY COULD BRING CHANGES TO DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FANS RAISE SCHOOL SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
2 SIOUX CITY MEN FACE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEMOCRAT HAS TONGUE-IN-CHECK ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MARINES IN NORWAY SHOW NATO RESOLVE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
20-CENT STAMP TO STAY AWHILE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY NEEDS RESPONSIVE MAYOR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REGENT REQUIREMENTS BOTHER PRINCIPAL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE HAS NO COMMA (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SHOULD SALT ROADS TO SAVE LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
US SHOULD LEAVE GRENADA (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
NEVADA LAWMAKERS TO ADDRESS CITICORP,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
REPAIRMAN GETS PROBATION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*ANDERSON WILL RUN FOR 5TH TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WOFFORD WILL RUN FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IT ISN'T TIME TO BUILD NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WHITE WOULD OPPOSE NEW TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2 MORE BREWERS WILL DISTRIBUTE BEER,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*GROUP WILL EVALUATE SITES FOR NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
OPENING ARGUEMENTS EXPECTED MARCH 26,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
REGENTS WANT JOINT POWER,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*COLLEGES SHOULD LEARN FROM BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
ABDNOR SAYS SENATOR DELAYING WHEAT DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMMUTER AIR SERVICE IN DANGER--ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE PRAISES REAGAN FOR BUDGET-CUTTING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FREEMAN LAWMAKER WON'T RUN,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GET WARRANTY ON PENTAGON PURCHASES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT WAIVES RIGHT TO HEARING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE CEMENT PLANT EXPECTS LOWER SALES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE'S WHEAT BUILDING TO BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TEA PRIEST NAMED TO POSITION AT NOTRE DAME,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
USD STUDENT INVITED TO BE NATIONAL SCHOLAR,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WITNESSES QUESTIONED IN ELK POACHING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CONSEQUENCES OF REFUSING ALCOHOL TESTS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
RULES SET FOR ABUSE CASES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
CITY AGENT WILL LOSE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
PINE RIDGE AWAITS BIA SCHOOL DECISION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HOPE FOR TOMORROW,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ATTENDANCE RECORD MAY DULL VOLESKY'S RISING STAR,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A BIT O' IRISH,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'IT IS THE ROLE OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN...',"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CITY DID TOP-NOTCH JOB CLEARING SNOW,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*THIN-SKINNED ARGUS MISSES MARK,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOOD OUTWEIGHS BAD THIS YEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PACK OF GOVERNOR CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*MITCHELL TOPS WASHINGTON FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NOW THERE IS TRIVIA GAME,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU BEATS HAYWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
1972 MILLER CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM COULD COMPETE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BIA OFFICE UNDER HEAT AFTER AUDIT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GROUP HELPS GRIEVING PARENTS WITH GUILT, LOSS","Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"INSURANCE TOUGH TO FIND, AFFORD FOR TOWNSHIP","Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MASS FOR MITCHELL KERNEL FANS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARRAIGNMENT SCHEDULED FOR SEX ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DRUG CASE LIKELY TO GO TO JURY THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FORMER ELLSWORTH OFFICER ONE OF CRASH VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE FIND NO BOMBS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
69-YEAR-OLD MAN KILLED IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ENGINEER WARNS AGAINST EPA RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
EX-POLICE OFFICER SUES RC FOR DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MINNESOTA COMPANY ASKS DEADWOOD TO STORE STILL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*EVEN THE STRANDED FOUND SEASONABLE PARADE SUITABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HANSEN ROAST BENEFITS MARCH OF DIMES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
"*ROSEMARIE MCCOY, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
"*ABDNOR PROPOSES {dollar}23,600 CAP","Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EMPLOYEE THEFT IS SEMINAR TOPIC,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NATIVE BANKER RETURNS WITH A FLAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
REAL ESTATE FIRM JOINS RE/MAX,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SHOP 'N CART OPENS SIXTH STORE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMIST WILL PREDICT 1986 TRENDS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER FORMS SECURITIES COMPANY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"EXPLORING A NEW FRONTIER, TELEVISION","Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
FARM PARTNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL MEASURE VETOED,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS FIND STRENGTH IN NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*A GROGAN FAMILY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*ALCOHOLIC FINDS RED ROAD TO RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
MONEY NEEDED TO BUY SHOW HORSE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MISSING A FEW MEETINGS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
READ SCHOOL LEGISLATION BEFORE EDITORIALIZING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*COURTHOUSE MYSTERY INTRIGUES ARCHITECT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POSTAL SERVICE OFFERS TO SET UP ZIP + 4 CODES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUPPORT FOR SEAT-BELT RULE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN WRITES BOOK ABOUT BATTLE WITH MS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HORMEL LOCAL VOTES TO SUE PARENT UNION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TELEPHONE TROUBLE HANGS UP REPORTER,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FARM GROUP SELLS TAPES ON LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS SUPPORT FOR CULTURAL EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JURY CLEARS FORT THOMPSON MAN OF BRIBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RANCHER RELEASED ON BOND AFTER FIRING RIFLE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LEGISLATOR JONES TO STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
IRISH COWBOY OFFERS TO STAND IN LICENSE LINE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY TO HEAR HELICOPTER ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*MCGOVERN PREDICTS BLOODBATH,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
PINE RIDGE FIRM TO KEEP FIGHTING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*BARS WILL BE WEARING THE GREEN ON THE BUSIEST DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM STRUGGLE GOES ON,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEDERAL PROBE TARGETS WILLIAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
UNITED BRANDS INCOME SOARS 56 PERCENT IN 1986,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TEACHERS PAIR UP IN JOB-SHARING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
AG CRISIS HAD FADED TO WAITING GAME (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEP ST PAT'S DAY POSITIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"NORTH A DISGRACE, NOT A HERO (L)","Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STUDENT EXERCISING HIS FREEDOM OF SPEECH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KREMLIN CANNOT BE TRUSTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PHEASANT HUNTING IN DANGER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COYOTE BASEBALL RETURNS AT CLUB LEVEL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BABY HAD BEEN IN FOSTER HOMES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BANKRUPTCY JUDGE FIELD NARROWS TO 7,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CREDIT CARD WARNING ISSUED,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HILAND TO CLOSE LOCAL CHIP PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW GROUP BACKS PARKING RAMP,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO PAY {dollar}125 AN HOUR FOR DEBATE LEADER,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FUEL SPILLS WIDESPREAD,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON'S SIGNATURE TURNS 33 BILLS INTO LAWS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VERMILLION MURDER TRIAL NOW IN HANDS OF JURY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MINNESOTA MAY HELP SD SUPERCOLLIDER,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SWIFT TO CLOSE APRIL 10,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOPE FOR CHANGE IN PRIMARY DATE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM CREDIT EASIER TO COME BY IN 1986,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN JAYCEES ASKED TO TAKE OVER RODEO,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR WITHDRAWS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FLOOD TASK FORCE TO MEET MARCH 26 IN OLDHAM,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MICKELSON REVOKES MOBILE TELEPHONE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NM MURDER SUSPECT WON'T FIGHT EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NO CHARGES TO BE FILED IN ABERDEEN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIAL URGES TESTS OF WATER IN RURAL WELLS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE OFFICE PLANS RURAL WOMEN'S CONFERENCES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*NEWS COMPETITION REACHES NEW HEIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INFLUENCE OF THE IRISH EVIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CLEANING UP,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PRESSLER OPPOSES MILITARY FORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*OPINIONS ON THE CONCERNED CITIZENS ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ST PAT'S DAY WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SOME ADULT FANS RUIN YOUTH'S SPORTS EVENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*IRISH ALL YEAR LONG,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ACTOR MAKES 'CUCKOO'S NEST' WORTH SEEING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HOMEWORK PUSHED ON KINDERGARTNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BARKER RUNS FOR DEMOCRATIC PANEL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY LAWMAKERS TO SPEAK AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES BALTIC TRAILER HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO TALK ABOUT ATOMIC BOMB,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEWER WORK TO CLOSE SECTIONS OF 26TH ST,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JENNER MUST WAIT MONTHS FOR APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO DESIRE TO RETAIN COMMISSION JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW TACTICS NEEDED TO FREE HOSTAGES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HUTCHINSON RECEIVES {dollar}1.5 MILLION LOAN,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VOTERS HAVE CONTROL OF STATE'S FUTURE--MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CANCER DEATH RATE FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"BONDS COULD ADD {dollar}687,700 TO CITY","Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*THE GREATEST,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
VETO HELPS JANKLOW IN PORTRAIT DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LEPRECHAUN POPULATION SWELLS FOR A DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAESTRO IN THE MAKING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*1 DAKOTA--A QUESTION OF CAPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ACID FOUND IN SEWAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FBI ARRESTS FIVE SUSPECTS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
'BROKEN HOME' TERM CAN HARM CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY TO GIVE STREET TO SCHOOL (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CELEBRATION HAS GROWN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TRAPPERS CONTROL POPULATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TEXANS GET TASTE OF WINTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TOURNEY COVERAGE SHABBY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PROBLEMS UNRESOLVED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*A TRIO OF TRUE IRISH,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LIMITED TICKETS CREATE INTIMACY FOR APRIL CONCERT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*FAMED DETECTIVE TO TALK AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENSUS WORKER HIRED TO GET TRIBAL COUNT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO PERFORM AT DEAF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS RODEO PLANNED FOR MAY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOLEM SAYS SO LONG,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SOPPING UP A FUEL SPILL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOWNING FREED WHILE TRIAL IN PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUSTICES SET LIMITS ON SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE COURT UPHOLDS CITIBANK FIRING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CAR COLLIDES WITH BUS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PRISON STABBING WAS SELF-DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GUNSHOP OWNER CRITICIZES FEDERAL BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWSUIT SETTLED IN POLICE BEATING CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"POULTRY, WHEY PROCESSORS TO GET LOANS","Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BARRING COATS IN CLASSROOMS SPARKS STUDENT PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*STATE TOURNEYS TAKE FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE BILL TRIES TO BOOST OAT CROP,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
DAIRY FARMERS WORRIED,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
*HYUNDAI CONVOY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
SHRIVER'S SQUARE GETS 20 TENANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1989, sect.D, p.10, col.5"
*'NO DOUBT' SMITH SHOT WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GARRYS WILL PARADE OUT THE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWYERS SPAR IN MANSION CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE WON'T FIGHT MEDIA RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*BRITNY FOX TOUGHENS UP IMAGE, SOUND","Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SHOT OF FUN BRIGHTENS 'GODSPELL',"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
UNIFICATION CHURCH YOUTH KEY TO RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
NEW CHURCH BUILT TO HOLD 900,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DEFEAT IS BLOW TO HARRISBURG (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNMENT SHOULD CHECK PROPANE PRICES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TREATMENT SHOULD BE EQUAL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SET UP SMOKE-FREE ZONES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ABORTION RECKONING AHEAD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PROTEST WITH 1 CENT STAMPS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*LINCOLN, MITCHELL FINALISTS","Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HORTICULTURE SHOW TODAY AT REC CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REP. JOHNSON TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPORTS ENTHUSIASTS GET LOWER BUS FARES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE GETS FEDERAL DRUG FIGHTING AID,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEAF TEACHER STILL HEARS HER STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*MAN ADMITS TO OCTOBER RAPE, KIDNAPPING","Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAVEN INDUSTRIES REPORTS RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PHONE SNAFU SNAGS RADIO STATION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESERVATION ROADS EXCLUDED FROM SD RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CORPS REPORTS NO PCBS FOUND IN PICKSTOWN WATER,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESERVATIONS STRUGGLE FOR SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELLSWORTH BASE 'HAS BRIGHT FUTURE',"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOT SPRINGS NABS EIGHT IN DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*RECYCLING BILL NOT IN LEGISLATIVE SCRAP HEAP YET,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
REMEMBER LONETREE VOTES AT ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SUFFERS CREDIBILITY GAP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DEMOCRATS CUTTING FAT FROM GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HOSPITABLE STATE EVENT HOST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LET MEN TAKE BLAME IN CASES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ASK A NURSE PROGRAM FILLS A VITAL NEED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
GOVERNMENT SHOULDN'T TAKE AWAY PRAYER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
INVITED BUSH 7 MONTHS AGO (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
LOCATE ARTS CENTER SOUTH OF HIGH SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
RESTAURANTS DON'T WANT TABLES EMPTY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
PROUD MARINE JUST AS PROUD TO BE A VET (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*SIOUX TOP SD STATE TO REACH ELITE 8,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NORTHWESTERN CAPTURES 'B',"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PROPOSAL GIVES BOWHUNTERS 3 TARGETS FOR '91,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FEWER BOWLERS SLATED TO COMPETE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AXTELL PARK WINS COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO HONOR PRESSLER FOR WAR WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH TOPS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUNOFF HIGHLIGHTS AGENDA AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ST PAT'S REVELERS TAKE TO STREETS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP URGES LAWMAKERS TO PRESERVE ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MINISTER'S QUEST FOR PEACE SPURS IDEAS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MIDEAST WOES ARE ECONOMIC,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE DIVVIES ARTS FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BLACK HILLS TIMBER SALES PAY OFF FOR COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CHANNEL ONE RECEIVES OK FOR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NUDE PAINTING IRKS STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"DEAL AVERTS CONFLICT BETWEEN WORK, TOURISM","Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE TREES TO TAKE PLACE IN NATIONAL GROVE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SUPERINTENDENT LEAVES SCHOOL FOR JEFFERSON,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON INDIAN STUDIES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PROBABLE CAUSE FOUND IN CHILD-ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PROTESTS DON'T BUG RETURNING SOLDIERS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CONFERENCE APRIL 2-3,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GROUP URGES MEATLESS DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE AGRICULTURE WEEK TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MAN MENDS BROKEN SOLES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LESSON OF GAME IS PASS ON GLORY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*VAN SHELTON, LOVELESS, TIPPIN AT ARENA TONIGHT","Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SYMPHONY SENDS LISTENERS ON TRIP THROUGH TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
'91-'92 SEASON READY FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*SPRING SEPARATES BOOST YEAR-ROUND WARDROBE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1991, sect.N, p.01, col.2"
*IN THE SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY COMMITS TO WHS MOVE, SETS CONDITIONS","Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATURE CHANGES MAMMOGRAM PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LULU'S BACK IN STYLE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
TALENTED 10-YEAR-OLD STEALS HEARTS IN 'ANNIE',"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ABORTION IN ENGLAND SHOULD TEACH LESSON (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEADWOOD'S FUTURE LIES IN GAMING BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MICKELSON RIGHT THE FIRST TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MORE MILLIONAIRE GOOD OLD BOYS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'F' FOR NIXING 'BOTTLE LAW' (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
KERREY'S LAND-CLAIM REMARKS MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*3 NAMED TO SD SPORTS HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CAMPERS, BE KIND TO THE OUTDOORS","Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
IT'S TIME TO TALK TURKEY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SOME QUESTION CATCH-AND-RELEASE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*LUITJENS' LAST STAND LEADS CUSTER,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
PAY 'N PAK TO OPEN FOR FIVE-DAY SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
YANKTON MAN BUYS SF CLEANERS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SF CAN BE TOUGH SELL IN CALIFORNIA,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
TIMBER SALE PROFITS EXPECTED TO GROW,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
HOUSE SPEAKER HOOD NOT RUNNING AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 15 YEARS FOR RAPING HIS WIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 22 YEARS IN BARROOM STABBING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PRESSLER USED BANK, DIDN'T BOUNCE CHECKS","Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
US WEST EMPLOYEE TO RUN IN DISTRICT 14,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IRISH EYES SMILING ON SISTER CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAN'S SILENCE MISCONSTRUED,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VETO HOLDS ON ARTERY TREATMENT BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT CHANGES VENUE FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LOCAL GAY GROUP ENTERS FLOAT IN ST PATRICK'S PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE TO BE PAC RECIPIENT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HEAD-ON CRASH KILLS 4 PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SEX CONDUCT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON TOUTS BEST PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WINNER THREESOME SENTENCED IN TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HISTORIC HOME MAY BE RESTORED TO 1876 FORM,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRIBE UNDECIDED ON BLACK HILLS BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
US SENATE APPROVES WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*RETIRING ELEVATOR OPERATOR AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CHASE ENDS BY HUMBOLDT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PROPERTY VALUES RISE 25% IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PROPERTY VALUE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
KEEP FIGHT OVER ABORTION CIVILIZED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LET TIMBER WORKERS CARRY RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MDA PLAYED BIG ROLE IN RESEARCH FINDINGS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOD BLESS FRIENDLY SF COUPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
'93 JEFFERSON AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY NEWS TAKES BACK SEAT TO TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON DRIVER DIES IN KANSAS JAIL CELL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FURNACE BLAMED FOR HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LAWYER PLAYS DIFFERENT TUNE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COSTNERS STYMIED BY BET LIMIT DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUTOPSIES ON LAKE ANDES PAIR--DEATH BY EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATIC LEADER DECLINES INVITATION TO TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HIGHWAY COMMITTEE TO STUDY PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON TO OPEN FARM COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROGRAM GEARED FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UTILITIES GROUP TO END ANNUAL MEETING TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MAKING O' THE HATS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GAY RIGHTS CAMPAIGN MAKES STOP IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WELFARE REFORM BILL GETS MICKELSON'S SIGNATURE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
NORTHERN ST TEAMS FINISH 2ND,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE EDGE TRI-CITY 86-85,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCREAMING DEION COSTS SHANARD POST,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COOK RELUCTANTLY SCALES BACK,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MILLER NOW SEEKS LOCAL SUPPORT FOR MORRELL AID,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IRISH HAVE CALLED SOUTH DAKOTA HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HUSBAND'S ADMISSION SAVES WIFE A FELONY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CONGRESS OUGHT TO TAKE ON WHITEWATER (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"SCHOOL CHILDREN NEED TO WEAR SEAT BELTS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PAY TEACHERS BETTER AT OUR SPECIAL SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ROSEANNE NO MATCH FOR THE UPRIGHT DONNA (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--GRANT MILLIONS IN TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NEW PARKS SHOP UNDER CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TIRE BLOWS UP, INJURING WORKER","Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 49 DAYS FOR SWORD ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-CITIBANK WORKER SENT TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUIT INVOLVING RAPE CHARGE SETTLED,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEVER TOO LATE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL MAY DROP ELEVATOR PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOUR CHARGED WITH FAKE ID POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS WIN RESIDENCIES OF THEIR CHOICE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BEDDOW WOULD TAKE DIFFERENT APPROACH TO JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EFFORT FAILS TO CUT SEAT-BELT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN FACES RETRIAL FOR TAVERN FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN POLICE NAB MINNESOTA TEENS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
10 STUDENTS SEEK MISS USD TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SLATE OF CANDIDATES READY IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-TRIBAL LEADER TIPS FEDS ON EQUIPMENT DEALS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BRANDON RESIDENTS THINK VANDALISM JUST A PRANK,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BLACK HILLS TRAIL SOON TO COST USERS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*NOT GOING TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MITCHELL NATIVE PLANS WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
MOST READERS OPPOSE MORRELL PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DEATH THREAT AGAINST TAX EQUALIZATION DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*'HOMELESS' CONCERT SERIES ANNOUNCES '94-'95 LINEUP,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MUSICIAN WANTS BIGOTRY, VIOLENCE TO STOP IN IRELAND","Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INTERACTIVE CLASSES YIELD SIMILAR RESULTS (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*YANKTON NATIVE SHOOTS WAY TO NO 1,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*WARNER, WELKE TRY FOR REPEAT","Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ESD TEAMS BEST BETS FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
WILLEY RESIGNS AS USD TRACK COACH,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
NEIBER'S RECORD OVER .700 WITH JACKS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
FIRE STRIKES FOSTER HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TOURNEY HOOPLA,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LENNOX'S ZONING RULES THROWN OUT BY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX CUTS TO REQUIRE APPLICATION,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW ASKS COURT TO RULE ON TAX VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TELL SCHOOLS TO BEGIN PREPARING FOR ENROLLMENT CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CONDITIONS ARE RIPE FOR LONGER K CLASS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REVISED PAVILION PLAN MAKES MORE SENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE TAKING FLAK FOR REPUBLICANS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER WASN'T ASKED TO ELIMINATE CPB (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EXPANSION OF BAR HAS TO BE STOPPED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUDGET AMENDMENT IS ANTI-DEMOCRATIC (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DEMANDS OF THE FUTURE MUST SHAPE BUDGET CUT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LOCAL PHONE SERVICES NEED MORE COMPETITION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
A NEW BILL MUST FOCUS ON LOCAL PHONE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*NEW THEATER GROUP PLANS BITING PLAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IRISH MAN LEFT HARDSHIPS FOR SUCCESS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SEED BOOK IS DETAILED GARDEN PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*USE ASH SPARINGLY IN GARDEN SOIL MIX,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*INTRODUCING THE INCREDIBLE FATHER FLYNN,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAS LEAK CAUSE OF FIRE IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN DIES WHEN CAR STRIKES HILLSIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN TO BE FEDERAL DISTRICT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BUCHANAN TO VISIT ON CAMPAIGN SWING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BENEFIT FUND TO AID HOMELESS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE POSSIBLE PRISON SITE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SPRING TRAINING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EAST 10TH BRIDGE COMES DOWN NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CONVENTION CENTER WORK BEGINS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ST. PAT'S DAY FEATURES PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*MAN GUILTY OF VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
VERMILLION POLICE SERGEANT TO BE NEW ASSISTANT CHIEF,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRIBES GATHERING TO INCLUDE DISCUSSION ON GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TWO ELEMENTARIES TOPS WITH REDBOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY COSMETOLOGIST NAMED AS YOUNG MOTHER,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
USD FOCUS ON TRAINING AS ASSET,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BOARD AWARDS 3-YEAR CONTRACT FOR GOLF COURSES,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BROWN COUNTY HIRES 5 JAILERS TO AVERT ACLU LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TOWN GETS 2 SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*WHERE THE IRISH ARE,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*SHRIVER SQUARE CAUGHT IN BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
RAVEN'S SALES INCREASE DURING ITS 4TH QUARTER,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*FIRE RUINS RURAL SIOUX FALLS BARN,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CONVENTION CENTER CONSTRUCTION BEGINS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*MINISTER RETURNS TO LEAD CITY CHURCH,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
SAYS HE & CHURCH ARE BEING EVICTED FOR BELIEFS,"Argus LeaderMar 17 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
WOULD YOU BELIEVE A 6-11 LEPRECHAUN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY'S OBJECTIONS MAY SHOOT DOWN PLANS-EROS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WOULD YOU ELIEVE A 6-11 LEPRECHAUN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY'S OBJECTIONS MAY SHOOT DOWN PLANS-EROS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MANDAN POWERLINE GETS JANKLOW OKAY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HELP FOR TWO IN MEXICAN JAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
IT'S LIKE A BLIND DATE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
IT'S LIKE A BLIND DATE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
TAKING ON THE LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MCGOVERN'S IDEAS APPARENTLY STILL IN STLYE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
TAKING ON THE LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DISPUTES HIGH QUALITY PLACED ON MISGUIDED SEX,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
MOTHER EMBARRASSED IN TELLING DAUGHTER ABOUT ERA,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*ASHLEY SPARKS PIERRE TITLE DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ASHLEY SPARKS PIERRE TITLE DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MALONE, 'CATS TOPPLE PATS","Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"HURON 3RD, CANTON 7TH","Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DONNA NYGARD'S 245 HOUSE RECORD,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*CRAFTSMAN SPREADS HIS WARES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
*CRAFTSMAN SPREADS HIS WARES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
OUTDOORS CAN BE LONELY PLACE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
*BILLION OLDSMOBILE HIRES BUSINESS MANAGER,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*VAN BUSKIRK WINS NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*MARK E. SWANSON LAW OFFICE OPENS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*MIDLAND PASSES {dollar}3 BILLION MARK,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
CRAFTSMANSHIP AWARDS GIVEN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT RISES IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
STATE TO PARTICIPATE IN YOUTH JOB PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.2"
RANDY SORENSON JOINS INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.2"
CITY UNDERWRITERS PASS EDUCATIONAL COURSES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.2"
*EVANS PROMOTED BY NORTHWESTERN BELL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.2"
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.3"
MCKENNAN FOUNDATION SEMINAR PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.3"
RAVEN ANNOUNCES RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.3"
SD SCHOOLS GET 'BAND-AID' IN 1980,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
THE LEGISLATURE-SUMMARY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
NOTHING HAPPENED ON THE RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
"*1979-TO GOVERNOR, IT WASN'T BAD","Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.17, col.1"
"*1979-TO GOVERNOR, IT WASN'T BAD","Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.17, col.1"
"BUSINESS AS USUAL FOR SIOUX FALLS, COUNTY","Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.17, col.1"
THE TAX LAW-WHAT IT DOES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.17, col.1"
TEACHERS GET A SALARY BOOST,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.17, col.5"
TEACHERS GET A SALARY BOOST,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.B, p.17, col.5"
*MELTED SNOW ISN'T THE ONLY THING THAT'S RUNNING DOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY SALARIES LOWER THAN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REMODELING NOISE DISTURBING THE OPERATION OF COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*HOME DIALYSIS HIS LINK WITH LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MRS. MARVIN HALSTENSON-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WIFE OF KIDNAPPED MISSIONARY DIES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.D, p.16, col.3"
WIFE OF KIDNAPPED MISSIONARY DIES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1979, sect.D, p.16, col.3"
TASK FORCE-REPLACE WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO FILE WATER RIGHTS SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DEPUTY SUSPENDED FOR WITHHOLDING CALL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEPUTY SUSPENDED FOR WITHHOLDING CALL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOWER PRICES CUT GOLD TAX REVENUE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LOWER PRICES CUT GOLD TAX REVENUE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LOWER PRICES CUT GOLD TAX REVENUE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*'BREAKING AWAY' A FILM YOU WANT TO SEE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*IRISH REVELRY FILLS STREETS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*NANNEN TO PLAY IN STAR TEST,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN-GASOHOL NOT PROMOTED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN-GASOHOL NOT PROMOTED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD SCHOOLS TO FEEL BUDGET CUTS FIRST,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRAITHWAITE UNCLEAR ABOUT HIS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"WATER SUIT MAY INCLUDE 60,000 SOUTH DAKOTANS","Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"GYRATIONS OVER INFLATION, BUDGET (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POT PLANE BECOMES STATE PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES SIOUX FALLS HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER TO PROPOSE BRIBERY BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT LEADS RODEO RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC TO DECIDE WHO WILL FOOT AUDIT BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SEIDSCHLAW LAWYER SEEKS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SEIDSCHLAW LAWYER SEEKS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*JUDGE LIFTS FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE LIFTS FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLITICS TURN IRISH FOR ST PAT'S DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BAN URGED ON ALCOHOL IN CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BAN URGED ON ALCOHOL IN CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BAN URGED ON ALCOHOL IN CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MCGOVERN GETS TO POLITICAL RATING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*MCGOVERN GETS TO POLITICAL RATING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*IT'S OFFICIAL--EIDSNESS NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S OFFICIAL-EIDSNESS NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ODNEY REMEMBERS BOOS AS HE READIES FOR 'A' TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE CHOSEN FOR HALL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S OFFICIAL--EIDSNESS NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE CHOSEN FOR HALL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ODNEY REMEMBERS BOOS AS HE READIES FOR 'A' TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE CHOSEN FOR HALL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE CHOSEN FOR HALL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HARD WORK, SPIRITUAL REWARDS AWAIT NEW FCA HEAD BIONDI","Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"HARD WORK, SPIRITUAL REWARDS AWAIT NEW FCA HEAD BIONDI","Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MARCH 17 TOUGH BIRTHDAY FOR NORWEGIAN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MARCH 17 TOUGH BIRTHDAY FOR NORWEGIAN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGRATH CONCERT A FUN EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGRATH CONCERT A FUN EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY WILL 'SELF-INSURE' EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*PLAYERS, COACHES CHEER PLAYOFFS","Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY WILL 'SELF-INSURE' EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS SLIGHTLY TO 5.9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WATCHING THE ST PAT'S PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DROP IN PASSENGERS CUTS AIRPORT INCOME,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BILL WOULD ALLOW BONDING REVIEW,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BILL WOULD ALLOW BONDING REVIEW,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW DEFENDS FUEL TAX TO HELP RAILROADS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ARENA TRASHING AND ROCK CROWDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ARENA TRASHING AND ROCK CROWDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW DEFENDS FUEL TAX TO HELP RAILROADS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW DEFENDS FUEL TAX TO HELP RAILROADS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRI-STATE SEMINAR SET FOR MARCH 25,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SF ASKED TO OBSERVE ENERGY WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"SKIP BIG SPENDING, EVENSON ASKS FOES","Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER APPOINTED FOR MURDER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FARM CHEMICALS STOLEN IN TORONTO,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY CONSTABLES WORKING NOW UNDER TIGHTER RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FARM CHEMICALS STOLEN IN TORONTO,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CENDAK GETS LIMITED OK BY OAHE BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RAILROAD SAYS COAL PIPELINES NOT NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RAILROAD SAYS COAL PIPELINES NOT NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CENDAK GETS LIMITED OK BY OAHE BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
2 ACCIDENTS CLAIM 4 LIVES ON MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BROOKINGS-23 YEARS WITHOUT FIRING A SHOT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BROOKINGS-23 YEARS WITHOUT FIRING A SHOT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
UNION CARBIDE WON'T FORGET SD,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
GAO NIXES POLLOCK-HERREID IRRIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
GAO NIXES POLLOCK-HERREID IRRIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MILWAUKEE ASKS TO CUT BRANCH LINE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*WELL-YOU COULD HAVE BEEN IN DUBLIN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
A BILLION AG DOLLARS ARE LOST,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BURGLARS CAPITALIZE ON THE 'B',"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BALD EAGLE NEARS 200TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CONDITIONS RIGHT FOR FOWL CHOLERA,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*REDWILLOW QUITS AFTER 8 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE MOST DANGEROUS COMIC IN AMERICA,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGIE DEAN URGED TO STAGE FOR 'TWO BY TWO',"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MUSIC TO THEIR EARS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY DIDN'T SEEK HEALTH INSURANCE BIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRISON TRUSTY PROGRAM HITS SNAG,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PAC-MAN FRENZY SNARES VIDEO-GAME ADDICTS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
LET YOUR FINGERS DO THE WALKING-AND SAVE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PHONE FUND-RAISERS STOP MAKING CALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CONGRESS SHOULD SPEED UP LINE CONTRACT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES SHOULD USE SELFSERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
UPSET BY TURMOIL OVER ELMWOOD COURSE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAYOR ERRS IN OK'ING FOREIGN CAR PURCHASE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WHY HESITATE ABOUT BUILDING FOR ANIMALS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*SLUSHY STREETS DON A FESTIVE GREEN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IT'S GO FOR BROCKHOUSE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'SESAME STREET' REGULAR URGES CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"'IMPROMPTU FOR 3 FINGERS'--UNLIKELY PLOT, OVERACTING","Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SCOTTY IS 'THE ANSWER MAN' FOR TRI-STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WARRIOR PUT '82 OUT OF MIND,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*AUTOMOBILE BUYER'S GUIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY UNION ENDORSES HUNKING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGES TOLD TO PLAN ON LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE REJECTS PLAN TO SHORTEN SCHOOL YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE ALLOTS {dollar}405 TO FIX BOAT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOOD STAMP THIEF FACES LIFE TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SUSPICIOUS CANDY TO BE EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COURT HEARS YELLOW THUNDER ARGUMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SELECTION OF JURY IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL'S PARENT CORP GETS LOWER CREDIT RATING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
STORM COULD HIT BY WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PUC NAMES BUDGET ANALYST TO LIAISON JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
AG WEEK CHANCE TO THANK FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CAMERAS IN COURTROOMS AID TO UNDERSTANDING (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
INVESTIGATION OF BLDG DEPT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONAIRE SHOWS INDIANS CONCERNED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
'B' TOURNEY ENJOYABLE EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
CLARK MAN'S SHOOTING CALLED ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*WIND CARRY'S BALLOON MORE THAN 1,000 MILES","Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
WHY ARE INTEREST RATES HIGH?,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
IOWAN'S INSURANCE LICENSE REVOKED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LINCOLN CLUB WINS TRASH ART CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PENNINGTON ARMORY PLEDGE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PILOT'S REFRESHER COURSE SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER WILL BE LINCOLN DAY SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SEMINARY WILL INAUGURATE HIATT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TICKETS ISSUED FOR CARS IN DRIVEWAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
100 WILL COMPETE IN SPELLING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DESMET JAIL WILL BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*A GREAT DAY FOR THE IRISH,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE RAPS DAIRY TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BALLOONISTS FOLLOW WINDS OF SOAR,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
FMHA VS FARMER--BOTH TRYING TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STORM'S DETOUR HELPS CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*KERNELS WIN IT, BUT BOTH TEAMS ARE CHAMPS","Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CRANE'S DEATH RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT MORAL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MAIN USES OF COUNTY PLANE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TAX-CUT AUTHOR ROTH ADMITS RECOVERY SLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SIOUX FALL'S POPULATION MAY REACH 100,000","Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BEDELL ANNOUNCES RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MINNESOTA AVENUE CONCRETE INFERIOR,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PEEKING AT THE PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEW DISTRICTS GIVE DEMS EDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SALEM NATIVE INAUGURATED AT MOUNT MARTY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
1984 SESSION MADE MAJOR CHANGES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
{dollar}84 PROVIDES ENOUGH FOOD FOR 2 (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*OLSON VIEWS RETIREMENT POSITIVELY (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHILDREN SHOULD HAVE CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WHY IS US MAD AT SOVIETS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STUDENTS SHOULD LEARN MORE ABOUT GOVT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AGENCY'S LOAN DELINQUENCY RATE DECLINES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
FARMERS UNION OK'S SOUTH DAKOTAN'S MEASURE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
GURNEY SEED TO BE SOLD TO EMPLOYEES GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SPRING READING CONFERENCE TO BE HELD,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
WAGNER'S DANCE FOR CANCER WILL BE APRIL 1,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*INDIANS FIND SUPPORT IN EUROPE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"WOMAN, INFANT DIE IN ABERDEEN","Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*WHY MARCH THROUGH SLUSH AND COLD,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MEMBERSHIP DRIVE IS ON FOR '84-'85,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TERRIE WALLENSTEIN HAS MANY TASTES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SHOP RESTORES LOST LUSTER,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN REPORTS RECORD INCOME FOR 1983,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY BUSINESS GROUP TOURS AUSTAD,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
IRS TO HAVE TAX WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
WESTERN SURETY CO OPENS TWO OFFICES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
"ARMY UNITES RAVEN, GORE-TEX","Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*LOCAL GROUP PICKS WOMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
*LOCAL MAN TO HEAD STATE NURSERYMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
GOVT TO CHANGE BUSINESS TERMINOLOGY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
*BABY BLANKET FOR CALVES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1984, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*BALANCING CULTURES TOUGH TRICK,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL DOCTOR HELPED DELIVER CHAMPIONSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHOULD QUESTION REAGAN'S LOGIC (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*AMBULANCE SERVICE IS PRIDE OF TOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STATION WAGON, A RIDE TO MIDDLE AGE","Argus LeaderMar 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE WARM BEFORE THE STORM,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"NEBRASKA, IOWA TOP LIST FOR FAILURES","Argus LeaderMar 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
THIS YEAR'S FRESHMEN LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MISSING-GIRL CASE TWISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CITY'S IRISH SPIRIT CONQUERS GRAY DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUTURE IS LARGE FARMS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HECTIC FINAL DAY CAPS SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COACHES UPSET TOURNAMENT COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ALL SAINTS TO CLOSE THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*TIME OF HIS LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ALL GRADS AREN'T COLLEGE MATERIAL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IF MARCOS DOESN'T LIKE RULES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T PLAY LOOSE WITH HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BEST OF THE 'A' STILL HAVE A YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BROOKINGS COACH TAKES COLLEGE ROUTE TO 'AA',"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LINCOLN'S FEDDERS SAVES BEST FOR LAST,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
TOURNAMENT RETURNS TO HURON AFTER 25 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*TRUCK DRIVER HAS A SEMI-TOUGH DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN TO RUN FOR CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HELICOPTER AMBULANCE LANDING ZONES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KULHAVY SENTENCING SCHEDULED FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR TO TALK ABOUT FARM ISSUES ON C-SPAN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE RULES SHERIFF'S RECORD NOT PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MADISON LAWMAKER TO RUN FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
3RD PERSON INDICTED IN DEATH OF WAGNER MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*LEGISLATURE CREATES SELF-INSURANCE POOL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WHERE'S THE STEEPLE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARIZONA COMPACT CLINGS TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BASKETBALL PROPOSAL BENCHED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NURSING PROGRAM GETS NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARSON SUSPECTED IN WOOD LUMBERYARD FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS DRUG PROBE NETS 2 MORE ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOOSEMOBILES TO HAWK SOUTH DAKOTA GOODS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARING SET IN ASSAULT ON AIR FORCE VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS EXPECT MODERATE JAMES RIVER FLOODS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SOUTH DAKOTA PUBLIC TV RAISES {dollar}13,735","Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD LINKS PILOT FATIGUE TO FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LEGISLATURE BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HILL CITY MAN INDICTED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*WINNING DESIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"VICTIM ASSISTANCE, SEXUAL ABUSE PREVENTION NEEDED","Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LYNG PLANS TO PUSH FOR MORE EXPORTS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS PARADES ITS IRISH PRIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO LOOK A LOT LIKE WINTER,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EXTENSION SERVICE TO CUT 26 SPECIALISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NEW IMMIGRATION FORM IS A MESS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PARENTS MUST WIN WAR OVER VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COSTLY FLAGS SIGNAL CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
SD TOURISM BEING DESTROYED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MAN CHARGED WITH AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUPERCOLLIDER SITES NARROWED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ARRESTED ON PROSTITUTION CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRESH START BUOYS SMALL MINN TOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DATE SET FOR DRINKING AGE SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PURCHASE OF EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN REPORTS CREDIT CARD FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BRADLEY CHANGED HABITS, WITNESS SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
2 MEN FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*COUNTY'S REBATE ON GAME LICENSES DOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
AIR SERVICE TASK FORCE MEETING CANCELED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSION DELAYS ACTION ON MORE PARKING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OGLALA MAN SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE REPORT COUNTERFEIT {dollar}20 BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
REGENTS TO HEAR BUDGET CUT PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STURGIS HAS 60 DAYS TO SAVE POKER ALICE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
2 MEN TO BE HONORED AS OLDEST FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"DELA TEK AGREES TO PAY {dollar}15,000 FINE FOR EXPLOSION","Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
RC POLICE EVALUATED UNDER TESTIMONY SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*STUDENTS DON'T BUY BALANCED MEALS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"STATE SERVES 90,000 PUBLIC LUNCHES DAILY","Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*MCDONNEL NAMED WOMAN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LEAR GETS GEOGRAPHIC STUDY AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
OUTSTANDING TOASTMASTERS CITED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
2 CITY GIRLS TO ATTEND SCOUT EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
LINCOLN'S PEARSON HOPES FOR DEJA VU,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
ETHAN TURNS UP THE BASKETBALL HEAT AT TOURN TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STEVENS TAKES A BEAD ON TOP-RANKED KERNELS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TOP-RANKED MIDLAND BUZZING ABOUT 'B'S',"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN CENTRAL SUCCESS IS SMALL FEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROBBERY VICTIM WEATHERED SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HONDURAS TROOP MOVE IS RISKY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MONEY SPREADS GOD'S WORD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAPERS OF HARVEST SHOULD REPLACE SEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINIMUM PAY HIKE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PRESSLER ROLE IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MICKELSON TAKES WRONG SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
APPRAISAL LOOKS SUSPICIOUS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TAX RELIEF APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*CONFINING COSTUMES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PIANIST'S LIFELONG LOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"COUNCIL LIMITS FUNDS FOR QUINTET, QUARTET","Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'IRONWEED' A LESSON IN SELF PITY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*STATE WANTS WILKA TAKEN OFF CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE GETS FIVE YEARS FOR ESCAPES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER URGES DOLE TO STAY IN RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU TO HOLD FUND-RAISING DANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION COUNTY STARTS CRIME STOPPERS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PARADE OF GREEN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY EXPERIENCES STRING OF ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN LEADERS MEET WITH INVESTIGATOR,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JURY VERDICT WILL BE REVERSED--UNION,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES LINE UP FOR CITY HALL SEATS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAX-LIMIT FACTIONS PREDICT LONG FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*SULLIVAN, PHARMACIST DIES AT AGE 69","Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA 48TH IN UNEMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHISHOLM BACKS JACKSON,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER TEACHER PLEADS GUILTY TO SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATORS RUN FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO GET FUNDS FOR MINE SAFETY PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
22 AGENCIES FOR CRIME VICTIMS TO GET FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FREE THROWS BOOST BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COYOTE SWIMMER EARNS ALL-AMERICA,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*FORECASTING CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1988, sect.E, p.O1, col.1"
*A SNOWY ST PAT'S,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW SCHOOL IN A CLASS BY ITSELF,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHILE FRUIT TO GET CLOSER INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"CITIES REVEL ON 'SLOPPY, MESSY' DAY","Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA ARTS COUNCIL DIVIDES MONEY AMONG GROUPS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
TEACHING JOHNNY TO STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR THANKS DINNER, SHOW GOERS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE FUND-RAISER HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
POLICE ORDER DONATES CPR MANNIKINS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT NEEDS RECONSIDERATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE DESERVE LIVABLE WAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RECRUITING EQUALIZES NCC (L0,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ODNEY WILL BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRO-CHOICERS LOVE UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
EASLEY ELECTED PRIORESS OF BENEDICTINES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA FALLS 99-95,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"HANSON, NORTHWESTERN IN 'B' FINALS","Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ABERDEEN, STEVENS SET 'AA' FINALS","Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SDIC MEN'S MOST VALUABLE AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
APPLES IN STATE BELIEVED TO BE SAFE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREAK ACCIDENT IN SIOUX CITY INJURES 11,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAGNOLIA BAR FOUND LIABLE IN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES IN MARIJUANA CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN REPORTS RAPE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAST PROMOTES DEAF AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE WRITES AGENDA FOR DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FAN, 11, SPARES JANKLOW","Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE ASKS STATE TO DROP DOWNING CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ACTING WARDEN NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRI-STATE DENIES DUMPING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHURCHES TO FOCUS ON DROUGHT SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PINE RIDGE MAN PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERBOARD DELAYS ACTION ON CLOUD-SEEDING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAXABLE SALES SOAR IN BALTIC,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"SF IRISH, IMPOSTERS SHOW THEIR GREEN","Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ST. FRANCIS DEATHS--4 SOARING EAGLES...,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'OUTBACK' VALUES PAY OFF FOR STUDENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAY BE LUCKY TO MAINTAIN STATUS QUO (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GAINING MUTUAL RESPECT GOOD FIRST STEP,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PENITENTIARY WILL HAVE RECONCILIATION SPIRIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CANDIDATES' STRENGTH GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DID WINNING BLIND COACHES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*SURPRISE ENTRIES MAKE RACES INTERESTING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
THE REACTION FROM THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*LYMAN BEATS NORHTWESTERN 77-75,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STEVENS BEATS O'GORMAN FOR 5TH,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SLOW-STARTING USD TOPS ANCHORAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*SHOW FEATURES TOP SPEAKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STUDY KEEPS TRACK OF ELK ON THE MOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CATCH-AND-RELEASE WALLEYE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
MEETING SCHEDULED ON ANNUAL BIKE TREK,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHONY SOLICITATION REPORTED TO GOODWILL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TYNDALL TO HOST CHAMPIONSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY TO SAFEGUARD WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POOL TOURNAMENT GROWING IN POPULARITY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OSHA CITES DAKOTA PORK FOR SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN IS DENIED BID,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABERDEEN NUNS WERE DEFRAUDED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LAKE MITCHELL MAY UNDERGO QUALITY STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REPAIR REPAYMENT REMAINS UNRECOVERED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOMESTAKE SUGGESTS CONVEYING HILLS LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NEW CANTON LIBRARY IS ATTRACTING A CROWD,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
IRRIGATION PROJECT ON HOLD FOR 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WATER PLAN FACES ENDORSEMENT SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NORTH SIOUX CITY HOPING FOR FEDERAL GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"INDIAN RESEARCHER, AUTHOR DIES AT 91","Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AG APPRECIATION DAY SET FOR MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PROMOTION BENEFITS MCDONALD HOUSES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PORK INDUSTRY GOES HOG WILD,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*THE GREAT GRASP--REST OF US REACH,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*SHOPPERS WITH AISLES FULL OF CHOICES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*NEWTON TO SERENADE ARENA CROWD,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*PARK MEMORIALIZES MONUMENTAL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1990, sect.F, p.07, col.2"
*THE WEST SIOUX STORY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIND LAST 2 DAYS OF SESSION TAXING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VIDEOTAPE EXPLAINS AIDS TO CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*DAY-CARE PROVIDER WRITES BOOK FOR PEERS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ABC'S OF HEPATITIS VIRUS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CONCERT TO TAKE PLACE AT 2 LOCATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
VETOED BILLS AREN'T WORTH OVERRIDING (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE SHOULD BOOST VIDEO LOTTERY TAKE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GULF VETS DESERVE PARADE ON MINNESOTA (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ELECTIONS COME FIRST FOR POLITICIANS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MICKELSON'S BILL AIDS SPECIAL INTERESTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ALCOHOL LAWS NEED STRICTER ENFORCEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
RIGHT-WINGERS CALL DEBATE UNPATRIOTIC (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON TRIED TO STOP BUSH (L)","Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
LETTER THAT ATTACKED DASCHLE OUT OF LINE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
OTHER CHOICES NEEDED AFTER ABORTION BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ROLE MISREPRESENTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MAYBE US SHOULD HAVE INVADED JAPAN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
LAWMAKERS FORCED TO VOTE BELIEFS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
"ITCHING, INFLAMMATION SIGNS OF YEAST INFECTION","Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PUT THE STATE 'B' TOURNEY BACK ON TV,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNDERSTOOD INHERITANCE OBLIGATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EXECUTIVE--INDUSTRY LOOKS GOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN KILLED IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF ZOO RECEIVES ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO LEAD LINCOLN DAY ROUNDUP,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN WALKS AWAY FROM YANKTON CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HIS FRENCH BREAD IS BEST,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY CONSIDERS DOWNTOWN LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT HEARS LONETREE CASE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CENTER'S LITTER HAS NEIGHBORS FUMING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PHONE TAPS PARENTS INTO SCHOOL LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW PROGRAM MAY HELP FARMERS GET CREDIT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE FAIR PLANS A RUSHMORE SALUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CELEBRATION PLANNED TO HONOR SOLDIERS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WYOMING INMATES MAY HELP FIGHT FIRES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FARM BILL CHANGES HURT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
INDIAN CONGRESSMAN--RETURN HILLS LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WOMEN CHURN OUT ALL-TERRAIN 'MUD PUPPIES',"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VETOED BILL WOULD ASSIST DISABLED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*AIRFARES SLASHED IN HALF,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOSING MONEY ON USED PLASTIC,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY OK'S PAY RAISES FOR DEPARTMENT HEADS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
88 ROOMS PART OF {dollar}27 MILLION EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY BUSES POLLUTING AIR IN SF (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE'S HEALTH CARE EFFORTS ADMIRABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NIXON--REPUBLIC'S AID INADEQUATE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WOLFGANG'S SF PRIDE IS CONTAGIOUS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T BLAME POLITICIANS FOR ALL THAT'S WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*EDUCATION JUST ONE WAY TO IMPROVE INDIAN LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COMEDY 'BUS STOP' SCHEDULED AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW COOKBOOK CROP STUFFED WITH FAMILIAR FLAVORS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*COOK ENJOYS THERAPY OF SHOPPING, PREPARATION","Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ARTS SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*GARRETSON TEACHER ANNOUNCES SENATE BID,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TWIGGS RUNS FOR SEAT IN DISTRICT 13 HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CHANCELLOR MAN HELD IN KIDNAPPING, RAPE","Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"REMOVING SNOW COSTS {dollar}130,000","Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAGNER MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SEXUAL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WEARING OF THE GREEN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLIENT LACKED ADEQUATE COUNSEL IN 1986 TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FUNDS SHORTAGE LIKELY TO HALT DREDGING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAKOTA SIOUX SUES MORTUARY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EDUCATION BILL SURVIVES WACKY FINISH,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUTTE COUNTY SEEKS LOANS TO PAY ITS BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RELEASES HALVED AT GAVINS POINT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PLANNING DEPARTMENT WORKER LIVENS UP HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LAWYER CONTENDS CLIENT WAS TOO DRUNK TO KILL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VET HOSPITALS' SURGICAL UNITS TO STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*MCGRANN WAS BASKETBALL HERO IN FOOTBALL TOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PUC HIRES NEW CONSUMER ADVOCATE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*3 NEW SPORTS STORES RECYCLE EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*PARADE WARMS IRISH HEARTS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BERGELAND CENTER TELLS CITY NEW SITE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
I-90 CHASE SUSPECT ONCE DATED VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE CAN'T STOP INDECENT ACTS AT STUDIO 1,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SKYFORCE INVESTORS IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CLINTON CUTS JUST MORE FALSE PROMISES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FACTS WERE OMITTED FROM 'ARGUS' ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FIRST LADY GOOD PICK FOR HEALTH-CARE DUTY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--S DAKOTANS TO PANAMA ON MARCH 28,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
INCREASING GAMING TAX NOT FAIR TO BUSINESSES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MEDICARE ARTICLE WAS MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY SHARE EDITORIAL OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MICKELSON WRONG ON PANAMA TRIP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
WILDERNESS DESIGNATION NEEDED IN HILLS AREA (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DISBARRED LAWYER ASKS FOR REINSTATEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEW HOOK-UPS PAID ON MISSOURI PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO VOTE FOR CLINTON PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATION TO RIDE COUNTRY WAVE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VIDEO LOTTERY THEFTS CUT BY HALF,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FLU ON LATE-SEASON SWING THROUGH SF SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OK'S SALE OF DEAF SCHOOL LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PEDESTRIAN HIT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY GIFT POLICY DEBATE TURNS INTO ARGUMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COOPERATIVE'S ANNUAL MEETING IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY RESIDENTS SEEK CITY HALL'S HELP,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
3 CANDIDATES NAMED FOR TOP UNIVERSITY JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LESSONS ON FARM CHORES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MICKELSON READY TO RESUBMIT NAMES OF APPOINTEES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUSTICES HEAR MURDER APPEAL IN I-90 SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SEX CRIMES TRIAL DELAYED BY ILLNESS OF LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE WAS DEDICATED TO PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LOCAL BUSINESSMAN ON NATIONAL RADIO,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CHECKOFF RISES FOR SD BEEKEEPERS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
IT'S ANYONE'S GUESS IN 'AA',"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*WOLFGANG RETURNS TO WARM WELCOME,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*READING HAS NO AGE LIMITS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TEST COULD HELP DETECT DIABETES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"{dollar}560,000 IN ART GRANTS GIVEN","Argus LeaderMar 18 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
"ADULT CHILDREN LIABLE FOR PARENTS' BILLS, COURT SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*'AWESOME' SIGHT FILLS THE SKIES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NEW LIMELITE OWNER TO BRING BANDS BACK,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUILDING FUTURE DIM BUT WORTH A STUDY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
EDITORIAL UNFAIR TO VIDEO-LOTTERY INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
UNSEAT LAWMAKERS FOR GIVING US NO TAX RELIEF (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PREGNANT TEEN-AGERS DESERVE OUR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
TAX-FREEZE DEADLINE SET FOR APRIL 1,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN'S MEETINGS TO BEGIN MARCH 25,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES PLANS WALKAMERICA,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY HOSPITAL OWES TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY'S IRISH EYES ARE SMILING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FLOODING LEAVES LAKE VERMILLION SPILLWAY BROKEN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS MONITORS DISPOSAL OF YARD WASTE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
WOMEN VOTERS TO HAVE BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GERMAN PROFESSOR TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOARD APPROVES LAKE MENNO GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS PLAN CELEBRATION SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SEALED WITH A SONG,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REGENTS CONSIDER HIKING STUDENT FEES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JODEAN JOY TO START NEW LOTTERY PETITION,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
HOUSE COMMITTEE CHECKS BIA-BRUTALITY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FORMER DEAN FILES SEX-DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRIBES STRIVE TO CONTROL TOURISM ON RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
UPHOLDS CASINO WORKER'S CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DOWNGRADED GRAZING-REFORM PLAN RELEASED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS HITS PAGES OF WALL STREET JOURNAL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STEVENS CAN'T STOP BURKHALTER,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S EMERY IN OT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STEPS BACK AGAIN FROM SPRINT RACING CAREER,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SYMPHONY BUILDS BRIDGE WITH 'BLUES',"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX CITY ENJOYS FAME AS LETTERMAN HOME OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DANCERS TELL STORIES ABOUT THEIR ART FORM,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WORD-PROCESSING SOFTWARE A KEY CHOICE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COURT--TAX VOTE UNCONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS RAISE COLLEGE ADMISSIONS STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC TV MAY CLOSE BROOKINGS STUDIO,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*COUPLE PUTS FEELING, FAITH INTO MUSIC","Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SOLOIST HAS VISION FOR MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"DAN, CRAIG DESERVE BETTER FROM KKLS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEMOCRATS AND GOP ONLY FEATHER THEIR NESTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WETLANDS DEFINITION EXISTS AND IS CLEAR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FEDERAL LAW ALREADY BLOCKS SOME LAWSUITS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MINNESOTA LEADERS CORRECT IN STANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*CHURCH OFFERS GREAT PORT OF CALL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CALIFORNIA FUGITIVE ARRESTED AT MOTEL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY INDICTS MAN IN THREATS TO OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL MENTOR FACES THREE SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLANKINTON AUTHORITIES DROP CHARGES OF ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GREEN ALL OVER,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LUTHERANS TO BEGIN VOTING PROCESS FOR NEW BISHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATE DELEGATION AGREES ON AG ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROPERTY VALUATION APPEALS GO DOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"MOODY STATE'S ATTORNEY, TROOPER DECIDE ON CHARGE","Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INMATE WHO SMOKED MARIJUANA TRANSFERRED,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PROPOSAL TO DRAIN ACID MINE IS OK'D,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LARGE LAND AUCTION RAISES {dollar}2.35 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRESSLER SAYS LEVEES WON'T GO UP IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GREENPEACE ACTIVIST TO SPEAK IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*UP ON AGRICULTURE FOR ""TODAY'S AG""","Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MEXICAN RANCHERS VISIT SD TO IMPROVE CATTLE HERDS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TUITION AGREEMENT FOR SD AND MINN. MAY END--PANEL,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TOURISM-TAX BACKERS MAKE THEIR LAST PITCH FOR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*KIDS LOVED HER TEACHING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
NEBRASKA FAMILY FINDS SAFETY IN RURAL SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LAWMAKER PUSHES FAIR FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TECH TO START STUDENT COMPUTER FILES,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"MAN FINED {dollar}25,000 FOR MISUSING PESTICIDES","Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
REDFIELD HAS SHOT AT JOB CORPS,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
SDSU SENIOR LANDS JOB WITH FARMERS UNION,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
FIRST BANK SYSTEM ACQUIRES FIRST WESTERN IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*CLASS AA TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"5 ESCAPE, TWO NABBED","Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"5 ESCAPE, TWO NABBED","Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IT LOOKS LIKE SPRING HAS FINALLY ARRIVED,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S A TRICK TO STAY DRY-RACING THROUGH THE PUDDLES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TEACHER LAYOFF EFFECTS HARD TO GAUGE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
COUNTER OPEC-DECONTROL OIL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DEMOCRATS MISS RARE OPPORTUNITY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WALLNER'S 'GRUB ERA' WITHOUT FANFARE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS MISS RARE OPPORTUNITY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEINSTOCK GRASPS BRAHMS' DYNAMICS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TIRE-SLASHING SPREE REPORTED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ASHLEYS PONDER FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ASHLEY'S PONDER FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MEAT OUTPUT DOWN 3 PRECENT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
COMMODITIES COMMISSION APPEALS WHEAT FUTURE RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
ACCIDENT KILLS LUVERNE COUPLE-INTERSTATE 90,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
CITY MAN ROBBED NEAR NIGHTCLUB,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
DASCHLE BILL WOULD PROVIDE GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
STRIKE EXPANDS TO HOMESTAKE MINE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
*MUDDY CITY STREETS ISOLATE DEVELOPMENT HOMEOWNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ABDNOR OPENS SENATE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE PANEL CUTS AID TO MALWAUKEE RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE-VA MAY HAVE LIED,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE-VA MAY HAVE LIED,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY DOCTORS DEFEAT ABORTION CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
SIOUX VALLEY HOSPITAL NAMES DIRECTOR OF KIDNEY UNIT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN ENJOY POPULAR SPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY HOSPITAL NAMES DIRECTOR OF KIDNEY UNIT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LUCE IS HAUNTING MEMORY TO OLD GRID FOES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SANDVIG NAMED ACTING AUGIE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SANDVIG NAMED ACTING AUGIE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CHAIN ORGANIZERS TOLD PLAN WAS LEGAL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS COULD BE BIG WINNERS IN WATER SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHAIN ORGANIZERS TOLD PLAN WAS LEGAL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS COULD BE BIG WINNERS IN WATER SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONDUCTOR CHOSEN FOR BAND FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS GARRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
9 APPLY FOR US JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARMER FILES SUIT AGAINST DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS BOOST ABERDEEN ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
ST LAWRENCE SEAWAY TO OPEN EARLY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
URANIUM MEETING SET FOR THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CITY CREDIBILITY IS ON THE LINE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CROP RESIDUE CALLED GOOD FUEL SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MEAT MARKET OUT OF THE PAST,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COOKBOOK FEATURES CELEBRITIES' RECIPES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
MOTELS BRACE FOR 'A' BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DRY FIELDS WORRY SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DRY FIELDS WORRY SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOTELS BRACE FOR 'A' BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHAT'S THIS--NO TOURNAMENT SNOW...,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW-WAVE DISCS RUN QUALITY GAMUT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SYMPHONY TO ADD POP SERIES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BLUEGRASS FAMILY CANTON-BOUND,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER BACKS BUDGET CUTS FOR PUBLIC TV,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER BACKS BUDGET CUTS FOR PUBLIC TV,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SMALL-SCHOOL HERITAGE BEHIND BIG-SCHOOL WARRIORS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LANDOWNERS, SPORTSMEN CALL TRUCE","Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLASS A HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN RESORT APPARENTLY A HOAX,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN TRIBES WANT TO DEVELOP RESOURCES SLOWLY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VOTE PUT OFF ON CORSICA SALE BARN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL LUNCHES IN PINCH,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DRINKING AT CAPITOL MIGHT BE ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CANDIDATES DEBATE WITH 'FUNNY FIGURES',"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
DRINKING AT CAPITOL MIGHT BE ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
DRINKING AT CAPITOL MIGHT BE ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
'UNKNOWN ANGEL' WOULD FIT ANDREW (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"BOOZE, BEER, AND YOUR TEEN-AGERS (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"BOOZE, BEER, AND YOUR TEEN-AGERS (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ST PAT'S PARADE NEEDS LITTER CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COLLEGES NEED ROTC MORE THAN CRITICS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CENDAK MEETINGS TO BE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEMOS WORK ON WIPING OUT DEBT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WHEAT DESTROYED IN RAYMOND FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PROBE CLEARS RAPID CITY POLICE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
ALCESTER CLINIC PLANS OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
CANDIDATE SAYS CITY DOESN'T NEED NEW LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SDSU PLANT EMISSIONS MEET FEDERAL LEVELS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"RAVEN AWARDED {dollar}887,000 CONTRACT","Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SDSU PLANT EMISSIONS MEET FEDERAL LEVELS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DEMOCRAT LEADER SLAMS TAX LAWS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"PRESSLER, ABDNOR FAVOR LIMITING CASE IN IMPORTS","Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RADCLIFFE URGES AG DAY OBSERVANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"PRESSLER, ABDNOR FAVOR LIMITING CASE IN IMPORTS","Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
KEYSTONE LOOKS FOR PET KILLER,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"PRESSLER, ABDNOR FAVOR LIMITING CASE IN IMPORTS","Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
ESCAPEE CAPTURED,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RADCLIFFE URGES AG DAY OBSERVANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
REGENTS WILL STUDY PLANS TO HIKE COLLEGE TUITIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
REGENTS WILL STUDY PLANS TO HIKE COLLEGE TUITIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*PRESSLER--REAGAN'S OUT OF TOUCH,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD LAWMAKERS BACK FARMERS BETTER BREAK,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WINTER HANGING ON TO THE BITTER END,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MARTINI LUNCHES--POST-WORK DRINKS ADD UP,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE WOMAN NEXT DOOR (FINE),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAME CHARACTERIZED BY OBSCURE CLUES (ODE),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW CLASSMATE--A ONE-MONTH-OLD-LION FROM THE ZOO,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORSICA SALES BARN CLOSED INDEFINITELY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANE HELD ON ILLEGAL HUNTING,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TIE BETWEEN SPECIFICATIONS, POLITICS QUESTIONED","Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO MIGHT EXPAND--NOT IN DIRECTION OF SF,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CONTEST RENEWAL OF URANIUM EXPLORATION PERMIT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SF DEVOURS PAC-MAN HOME CARTRIDGES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDENTS MAY SUE TO STOP AID TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WEB BILL COMPROMISE ENCOURAGING FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC SHOULD KNOW SALVADORAN SITUATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ADVICE FOR ARGUS ON WRITING HEADLINES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ABERDEEN FIRE STARTED IN BAR,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DWU INAUGURATION TO BE APRIL 17,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM GROUP GIVES LAWMAKERS PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEIDEPRIEM TO SEEK LEGISLATIVE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITIAN SD MOTHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RC FIRM REPLACES STRIKING WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SORVAAG SEEKS DISTRICT 9 SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 SD RESERVOIRS UNUSUALLY LOW,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE RESTRICTS INDIANS' RELIGIOUS USE OF HILLS PARK,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
5 FIRMS PLEAD GUILTY TO LIQUOR CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GRASSROPE PROJECT--BOOST FROM {dollar}2.5 MILLION GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
USD VICE PRESIDENT RESIGNS FOR TEACHING JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
KELLY SUNDE LEARNS FROM CROW CREEK CAGERS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOLLY FORSETH WINS GYMNASTICS COACHING HONOR,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MADISON EXPLODES TO BEAT WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PBS AIRS JANKLOW-PERPICH SHOWDOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWSUIT SAYS RR TRYING TO STOP ETSI,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
2 HIT BY CAR AFTER FIGHT IN STREET,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS GRATEFUL FOR SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LIBRARIAN THANKS ART PERFORMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
AUGUSTANA'S 'CANDIDE' OUTSTANDING PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*IN ND TO PROMOTE INCREASED FARM EXPORTS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DISCRIMINATION CASE SETTLED OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMIC FORECAST'S GOOD FOR SD,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MANUFACTURING FASTEST GROWING JOB SECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEMINARY PRESIDENT OPTIMISTIC ABOUT SCHOOL'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WATER STUDY SLOWED BY CONFLICTS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BIBLE DOES NOT SUPPORT ANTI-NUCLEAR CRAZE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTRY CAN'T PROSPER UNTIL DEFICIT SPENDING ENDS(L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KEEP SKIES SAFE BY RETAINING RESTRICTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NOT FAR REMOVED FROM EARLY EXECUTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRISONERS CAN HELP REPAIR CITY STREETS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROBLEMS WILL RESULT FROM BAN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ADVANCE CREMATION PLANS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HANDICAPPED PARKING ERROR UPSETTING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
RATE HIKES SHOULD BE PEGGED INTO INFLATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CANDY WASN'T TAMPERED WITH,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FREIDIG SAYS SAFETY ISSUES IMPORTANT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL RECESSED FOR WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOLS TOLD TO CREATE CUTBACK PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE WON'T SEEK DEATH PENALTY--WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STUDY ON LENGTH OF SCHOOL YEAR PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN'S CAUCUS ENDORSES HUNKING,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY EDUC ASSOC ENDORSES BROWN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW WANTS TO STUDY MED SCHOOL MOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SD PUBLIC BROADCASTERS NOT TAKING ADS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
ADAM'S QUEST FOR ANOTHER 'A' TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRI-STATE PLAYERS WELL TRAVELED AT YOUNG AGE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NAGEL IS WASHINGTON'S SECRETARY OF DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"SPRING IS COMING, SO IS MORE SNOW","Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ARTS MONTH,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*'SHAPING UP'--PLENTY OF MUSCLE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
AUGUSTANA RECEIVES 2 GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
AID AVAILABLE FOR FUTURE TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
PRAIRIE FREEDOM CENTER GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
"*SMALL-TOWN LIFE IN CENTERVILLE, SD","Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR CRITICIZES CUTS FOR CUSTOMS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR URGES ACTION ON FARM PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS AMBULANCE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS WARRANTY ON PURCHASES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER--NATURAL GAS PRICES HURT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TICKETS TO BE AVAILABLE FOR BLOCK'S SPEECH,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN BANK EXECUTIVES TO MEET IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT COMPLAINTS--SCHOOLS' SLAVE DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAWTHORNE PREPARES FOR SPLIT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WHAT STATE LEGISLATORS LEFT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOLUNTEERISM UP IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PETITIONERS WANT OUT OF WATER SUBDISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
RESULTS OF BIG SIOUX AQUIFER STUDY DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
FARMERS CAN CONTROL WHEN CALVES BORN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*SQUEEZE ON FAMILY FARM COMES TO DOORSTEP,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WELFARE DOESN'T STOP DEADLY DISEASES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*9 HURT IN BUS CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*LOOKING BEYOND ANGER, PAIN OF HOME","Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HARRIS WILL LEAD PEO CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
AUTOBAN SOCIETY NAMES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
JANKLOW ACTIVE IN COURTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"LAWS, NOT GENTLEMAN FARMERS, THE PROBLEM (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT MUST CONTROL ITS SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY'S SYSTEM NOT PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PUSH NO-SMOKING CAUSE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CANOVA TEACHER WRONGED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HUNKING IS OUT OF TOUCH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*ANNUAL GOVERNOR'S AGRICULTURE CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AG COMPLEXION TO CHANGE AFTER CURRENT CRISIS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN FACES VEHICULAR HOMICIDE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY WORKER FAIR AFTER CHLORINE EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES DOKKEN REQUEST FOR NEW LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SQUARE TOMATOES, MIDGET CORN","Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPRING SENSATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LAWYERS ARGUE CATTLE MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD INVESTS IN HAYWARD ADDITION,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SENATORS DISAGREE ON FUNDING OF MX MISSLE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BASKETBALL TOURNEY MILLION DOLLAR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC HEARINGS TO DISCUSS STATE AMBULANCES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WEATHER SERVICE ISSUES FLOOD ALERT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JUSTICE WOLLMAN SEEKS NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SQUARE DANCERS SAVE THEIR DANCE HALL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FINAL FOUR-BOUND JACKRABBITS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KNOBE WON'T RUN FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WET WEATHER CAUSES RIVERS TO SWELL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL PLAN COULD COST {dollar}27 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS SLIDES THROUGH SLOPPY DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN SUES AMBULANCE COMPANY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LET TOURNEY ORGANIZERS KNOW WHAT YOU THINK (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EVERY ABUSE VICTIM DESERVES SAFE HOME (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WOMEN STILL ARE VICTIMIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'TARGET' BAD CHOICE OF WORDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LOCAL ROCK MAY CATCH UP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*KULHAVY GETS 60-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN SAYS POLITICS COST HIM PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES DISAGREE ABOUT DISCLOSURE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*UNDER THE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"CITY WOMAN WINS {dollar}10,000 IN GROCERY CONTEST","Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY HEARS ARGUMENTS FOR SEAT-BELT POLICY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HERSETH FILES NOMINATING PETITION FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SD HAS 2 WASTE OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GRASSHOPPER RESEARCH MIGHT LEAD TO CONTROL OUTBREAKS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PROGRAM BURNS FARMERS, HUMANE OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUPPORTERS OF USD NURSING PROGRAM REJOICE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY OK'S JOINT ELECTIONS WITH CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
6 BIDS FOR DOWNTOWN MALL RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WOMAN LIVES IN FAMILY'S MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN AWARENESS WEEK SET,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PAST & FUTURE MERGE IN TEXAS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOVEN WOMAN RAISES {dollar}925 AT DYSTROPHY DANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS SOPHOMORE CROWNED MISS USD,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
SERTOMA SELECTS SERVICE TO MANKIND RECIPIENT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*MIEDEMA IS FOREMAN OF WARRIORS' WORK FORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GOLDEN AGE OF SPORTS FANS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDY DEPICTS STORMY BUSINESS CLIMATE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEVELOPER PLANS {dollar}2.9 MILLION OFFICE COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD LAWMAKERS GEAR UP FOR 65 MPH,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON CROWD BEHAVIOR AT GAMES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HISTORIC CITY HOUSE SHOULD BE PRESERVED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WRITER'S ALLEGATION INSULTS TEEN-AGERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COLUMN WAS ENTERTAINING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*HURON HIGH GRAD TAKES GOLDEN PATH TO TOUGH TV,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SF COLLEGE PRESENTS STORY OF POWER,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONFERENCES FOR RURAL WOMEN SET,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
USD TO HOST AMERICAN INDIAN EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ARTS COUNCIL SOCIAL TO BE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
GEOGRAPHERS TO MEET AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPORTS SOUGHT ON COLO FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE GETS MONEY FOR HOME REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HANSON DELAYS STREET MEETING TO SEEK SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW DOCTORS TAKE UP RESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*3 INJURED IN 2-CAR COLLISION,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ICE KNOCKS OUT POWER IN CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WITNESS GETS IMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EXTENSION CUTS FOUGHT BY DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COUNTIES REPORT DROP IN DRUNKEN DRIVING CASES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DATE SET FOR WOMAN'S TRIAL IN ROSEBUD MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MAN INJURED IN FATAL CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAW PROTECTS FARMERS IN SOME LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MITCHELL APPROVES {dollar}300,000 HOSPITAL ADDITION","Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER PUSHES AGENCY ABOUT MO WASTE FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN SUES STATE PATROL OVER 1985 ARREST,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MICKELSON SIGNS DRINKING AGE BILL AND 93 OTHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
4 CITIES LOOKING FOR 10TH BOYS TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*CHANT STILL TELLS TRIPP TITLE STORY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CONFIDENCE CHARACTERIZED 1967 WILDCATS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BASKETBALL FANS--STUDENT SUPPORT WANING,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EVEN THE AVERAGE TEAMS HAVE THEIR MOMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ANTI-CONTRA DEMONSTRATORS ARRESTED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CROSSED WIRES HURT CHANCES OF VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*HOSPITAL PROGRAM HELPS CALM TINY FEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DEATH FELT BY HUNDREDS HE TOUCHED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE B SHOULD BE TELEVISED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO WIN ANTI-DRUG WAR (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABORTION STORY HAS IMPACT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*EASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA OFFERS EXCITEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*IT'S MITCHELL AND ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LAMMERS TO SEEK 7TH HOUSE TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CIVIL AIR PATROL TO HOLD CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CYCLISTS TO BIKE FOR LUNG ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SPONSORS ALZHEIMER'S BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO HONOR FORMER EDUCATOR,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSIONER WILL RESIGN EARLY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PUPPIES PUT INSTANT SMILES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JACKSON BACKERS WON'T STEAL DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO BUY VACANT SHRIVER'S BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN CHARGED IN DEATH OF INFANT SON,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE WORKS TO KEEP BUFFALO MAIL DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOTOR CLUB REPORTS GAS PRICES AT YEAR LOW,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JUDGE TO TAKE OATH,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SISSETON WOMAN SUES OVER STRIP-SEARCH,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD ALLOWS MINING FIRM TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LIVESTOCK LOSSES FROM BLIZZARD MINIMAL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NORTHERN PART OF STATE NEEDS MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*DASCHLE ON PARTY'S PATH TO POWER,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REBEL HUTTERITES PLAN EXODUS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HER DRUM DEBUT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ABDNOR HELPED EASE FINANCIAL STRAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUSH'S FRESH START FADING INTO INACTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRIBAL INVESTIGATION HAS BECOME CURSE FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
FAMILY FUEDS LEAVE SCARS ON CITY POLICE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
READERS TELL US HOW WE CAN IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"HUNKING, 'ASSISTANT' TOO COSTLY TO CITY (L)","Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
PRESSLER GOT PUBLICITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SCHOOLS TEACH HUMANISM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
TRAPPING IS NECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
RECLAIM THE BOYS CLUB (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
TOURNEY HANDLED POORLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
ABORTION MUST DISTRESS GOD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*AUTOGRAPH HUNT IS SIGNATURE OF SPRING,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MASTERS OF THE COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA DOWNS FAIRBANKS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*NOTED ANGLERS CAST IDEAS TO AREA CROWDS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
DUCK POPULATION LOWEST ON RECORD,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
CUSTER DEPUTY HURT IN SNOWPLOW CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-BALIFF PLEADS GUILTY TO GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN, 43, CHARGED IN SLEDDING DEATHS","Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 STATE MEN DIE IN CAR ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FLYING ACES INVADE THE EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT'S PUPILS ADD UP FASTER,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORT MEADE VA CENTER MAKES CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGES FIGHT HIGH INDIAN DROPOUT RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PRISONS NEED VIDEO LOTTERY AID,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATORS EXPECT CALM END MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CLOTHING MANUFACTURER EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
EXPANSION PLANS UP FOR VOTE IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FLANDREAU JOINS DRUG PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
IPSWICH SCHEDULES MEETING TO DISCUSS HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
'HONORING 100' EFFORT CONTINUES TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"AGENCY TO HONOR FARMERS, RANCHERS","Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HOSPITAL ON THE HORIZON,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RAVEN SHIELDS ITSELF FROM TAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AVID IRISHMAN GAVE IMPETUS TO GOLD RUSH,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*THE NURSING HOME CHOICE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CARE COSTS COULD BE REACHING CRISIS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
RETURNEES WILL FIND A CHANGING STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
*PINNING ON THE DETAILS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1989, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*LOCAL FANS CHEER NEWTON, JETT","Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW PLATTE FACTORY HELPS WOMEN SEW,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS FACE DECISION ON TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'90 COULD BE YEAR TO UNITE STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*NEWTON LIGHTS UP LOCAL STAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
STARS FAIL TO SHINE ON STAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
SAY NO TO WASTE INCINERATORS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ENFORCE SPEED LIMITS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PEOPLE ARE WELL AWARE OF POVERTY CONDITIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SEND NUKE WASTE INTO SPACE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ADS DON'T PROVOKE DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STOP WORKER EXPLOITATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DASCHLE LETTER MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
THROWAWAYS WON'T GO AWAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"HAIR REMOVER IS SAFE, BUT PAINFUL","Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ABSENTEE VOTING SCHEDULED THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FREEMAN GEARS UP FOR SCHMECKFEST,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOVIETS TO VISIT EROS DATA CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FOOD SERVICE CENTER GIVES STUDENTS VARIETY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS ANTSY BUT TERRIFIC--WHITTIER PRINCIPAL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRISON CEREMONY PUTS SKIN COLOR ASIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ST. PATRICK'S DAY CALMER THAN NORMAL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER--CRITICISM WON'T HURT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ANNEXATION REQUESTS ON COUNCIL AGENDA,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TO LOOK AT DUMPING TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CURFEW ORDINANCE UNDER CONSIDERATION,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARENTS INVITED TO DRUG-ALCOHOL FORUM,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RESERVATIONS AREN'T MEETING NEEDS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DAKOTA POULTRY REACHES AGREEMENT OVER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BALTIC COACH'S DAD PLAYED FOR BULLDOGS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW WAGE MAY AFFECT ALIMONY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*SD DRIVING AWAY WITH DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
JAPAN BREWS INTEREST IN SD BEER,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
SALES-TAX PLAN FAILS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LONETREE REFERENDUM SHORT OF SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AREA FARMLAND ASSESSMENTS ARE BOOSTED,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'GUILTY BY SUSPICION' RECALLS MENACE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LIVING WITH DIABETES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LIBRARY TO BE GIVEN VIDEOTAPE COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
LA POLICE CHIEF SHOULD STEP DOWN (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MANY DOCTORS PRESCRIBE DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SHOWS ITS CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EXTREMISTS DON'T SPEAK FOR MOVEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ASSOCIATION TO MEET IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HAWK MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN SCAM,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN SENTENCED IN BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ST PAT'S ARRESTS TOP NEW YEAR'S EVE'S,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOLDIER TELLS OF IRAQI'S SAD STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FRONTIER OWNER WINS HALF OF BATTLE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCOUTS SHARE TO SHOW THEY CARE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GIFT-GIVING,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"CITY, COUNTY RESPOND TO CARETRAUM LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KEAN ILLNESS DEEPENS LOCAL JUDGE SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEFENDANT TRIED TO ENTER VICTIM'S HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLICE CHECK UNDERAGE ACCESS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COURT REPORTER SEEKS SENTENCE REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
ARCHEOLOGIST--ARTIFACTS DISAPPEARING,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
LONETREE LANDFILL DEBATED IN COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SPRINGFIELD STABBING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*JACKSON'S CARD VALUE DROP LOCALLY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FISHERMEN GET QUIET START TO FISHING SEASON,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS GET TASTE OF TECHNOLOGY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
2 PROGRAMS AIM TO ASSIST TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*MALL TO GET 12-STORY NEIGHBOR,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*SD IS NUMBER 3 IN GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABSTINENCE LAW FEARED,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONSTITUENT ANGER EVIDENT IN PRIMARY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"SCHOOL BOARD DEALS BLOW TO PARENTS, KIDS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES GET SHORTCHANGED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PAT BUCHANAN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*REHAB CAN BE LABORIOUS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DRAWS SUPPORT--FROM TALLER PEOPLE, OF COURSE","Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SEEKS NUTRITION FACTS ON SCHOOL LUNCHES (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CAR ACCIDENT KILLS THREE IN COLORADO,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN GETS 4 YEARS FOR EXPLOSIVES, THEFT","Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN MUST PAY FOR FUEL CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEN HOLIDAY ARRRESTS FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
US RECONCILIATION PLAN PASSES SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INQUISITIVE KIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD ADMITS TARDINESS IN GROWTH STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COSTNER TO REVAMP DEADWOOD RESORT PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOOD CENTERS REACH OUT TO RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NABBED DRUG MONEY TO AID LOCAL AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FBI CHECKING 4 CASES OF MOB TIES TO GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN CALLS FOR REVIEW OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BUTTE COUNTY WILL GET LOAN TO PAY BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HARRISBURG TEACHER HONORED BY STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER MEETINGS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"STATE TO FUND WATER, SEWER PROJECTS","Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VETERANS BILL PASSES LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 PLEAD GUILTY TO EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*'AWARENESS DAY',"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*JEFFERSON CONSIDERS SCHOOL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EMS WORKERS WANT PUBLIC INFORMED,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PRINCIPAL BANS LEAVE FOR TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
REGENTS TO SET TUITION RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DINOSAUR AT NEW HILL CITY MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ELLSWORTH B-1'S READY TO FLY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"'AA' HAS BALANCED TEAMS, FIELD","Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NORTHERN WOMEN INSPIRED BY JENSEN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"CENEX PAYS {dollar}750,000 IN SD CO-OP DIVIDENDS","Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SBA SEEKS VOLUNTEER BUSINESS WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TOASTMASTERS PLAN INTRODUCTORY MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*LINING UP FOR A BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MORE FARM PRODUCTS USED BY PROCESSORS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
KEEP FARMERS FROM TRYING LUCK WITH FLAX,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
"*STATE 'AA', 'B' TOURNAMENTS UNDER WAY","Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HOMELESS, BUT IN CLASS","Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*COSTNER CALLS PETITION DRIVE PARALYZING,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ARGUS LEADER SPEAK OUT RESULTS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CANCEL FUTURE TRIPS TO PANAMA (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRISON REPLACEMENT NOT A LASTING SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TRIP POSSIBLE BY COMMERCIAL AIRLINE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ONE MAN KILLED DOCTOR; ABORTION KILLS MILLIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SHOOTING OUTSIDE CLINIC ECLIPSED VIOLENCE INSIDE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CONTRACEPTIVE CAUSES UNPLEASANT SIDE EFFECTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
WILLIAMS' TOUGH TALK SOUNDS LIKE SICK BOAST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
AREA KURDISH GROUP TO CELEBRATE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRUG CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST TWO INMATES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO ATTEND SATURDAY MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LA POLICE VETERAN TO SPEAK AT BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS CONSIDER TUITION INCREASES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHASE CULMINATED MAN'S FRUSTRATION,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FROM STATISTIC TO STATISTICIAN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SENIORS SEEK FUNDS FOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RADON GAS DANGER IN 1 OF 5 SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WOMAN HOPES VOTERS DECIDE WHEN SCHOOLS SHOULD START,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*THUNE PICKED FOR MUNICIPAL POST,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON HOLDS FIRST HEARING AS CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ODD JOB PUZZLES WATERTOWN MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PLANKINTON CLINIC MOVES TO NEW SPOT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LOCAL AUTHOR SPEAKS AT DAKOTA STATE CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BROOKINGS HIGH SCHOOL GOOD TIME MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
NO CRIMINAL CHARGES FILED IN BOY'S DEATH AT HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
GOLD SURGE WOULD HELP STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*BIG MEN TOOK 'A' OF 1973 TO NEW HEIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PANEL SELECTS OBSCURE WORKS FOR VIEWERS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SF THEATER GROUPS UNITE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SOFTWARE PUTS POWER INTO COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COURT TO HEAR SCHOOL-AID CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS SCHOOL NAMED ONE OF THE BEST,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ALL ADULT CHILDREN WON'T BE LIABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY CONSIDERS MAKING AN OFFER FOR LIMELITE BAR,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE DEATH OF JESUS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*FIREFIGHTERS NOT GETTING FAIR SHAKE FROM CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
USE GAMING PROCEEDS TO LOWER PROPERTY TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PROPERTY-TAX RELIEF SHOULD GO TO VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*CROSS MADE DEATH A CORRIDOR TO NEW LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
ATTORNEY'S CASE WAS DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWA TRUCKER KILLED IN I-29 ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN TO TESTIFY IN DC,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SISSETON TEEN WINS {dollar}20,000 SCHOLARSHIP","Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY WANTS GOLF PRO TO RUN COURSES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAIR-WEATHER HOCKEY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS APPROVE FEE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CRUISING FOR A BOAT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP FILES SECOND SCHOOL-AID SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TRIBAL LEADERS CRITICIZE BIA POLICE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BANK RECEIVES FAKE {dollar}100 BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BARNETT: RAPE STUDY HARD TO BELIEVE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRIVER PLEADS GUILTY IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ONLY INCUMBENTS FILE IN LAKE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE 4-H FOUNDATION ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CLASSICS PROFESSOR TO PRESENT LECTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP TO STUDY STATE'S PRISON NEEDS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RAMP TO REOPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REGENTS DISCUSS DAKOTA STATE'S MISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PANEL TO EXAMINE LAW ENFORCEMENT IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"TALKS UNDER WAY IN FIRINGS, AG-ED OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*DO-IT-YOURSELF FRAMING JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WARNER'S WELKE SETS SIGHTS ON NEXT CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'B' FINAL: WARNER-EMERY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN TURNS BACK O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*COURT INTERPRETER COSTS RISING DRAMATICALLY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BAIL BONDSMEN TAKE GAMBLES WITH ACCUSED,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE DEMANDED FAA FIRING,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MILLER TO SPEAK AT MAYOR'S EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY RULES ARE STRICT ABOUT SIGNS AND ACCESS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PATRIOTS ARE CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DE SMET WINS 'B' TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MUSSELMAN LEAVING THRILLERS?,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*CLINICS AIM TO TEACH WOMEN ABOUT FIREARMS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*THE GREAT PELLET DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RED DEVIL BANQUET SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*WOMEN BOWLERS FIND BATTLING MEN OFFER CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
ALZHEIMER'S BENEFIT TO FEATURE SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW--EXPECT A LEAN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A TALE TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHERS FACING SUSPENSEFUL 4 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GARRETSON PREPARES TO LURE TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OPPONENTS FRET ABOUT PROPOSED CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
STATE DEPARTMENT OFFERS HABITAT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PANEL RECOMMENDS DROPPING PARKING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SISSETON HIGH COURT DISBARS LAWYER FOR ESTATE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*EX-TRIBAL EMPLOYEE RECEIVES PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RICHARD BILLS TOOK PRIDE IN GREENHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
ST. JOSEPH CATHEDRAL ACOUSTICS ENHANCE CONCERT,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW--TUITION BOOST A MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WEAPONS FOUND DURING CLEANUP TO BE PUT IN STORAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SD NATIVE EMPLOYED IN WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*STAFF WORRIES WHAT FUTURES WILL BE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SINAI WOMAN SUES BROOKINGS HOSPITAL FOR NEGLIGENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PRESIDENTS--LIMITATIONS NOT EASY BUT POSSILBE,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
LEGISLATURE SETTING RIGHT FOR SURPRISES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
"DEFEND FREE DEBATE, DIVERSITY (BROOKINGS REGISTER)","Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
STILL POSSIBLE TO BALANCE THE BUDGET (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
LEGISLATORS SHOULD FOLLOW RULES (PIERRE CAPITOL),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
TEACHERS SHOULDN'T RECEIVE BRUNT OF CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
DASCHLE SHUT OUT STATES WITH BUDGET VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
WASTEFUL PRESSLER IS HARDLY A BUDGET-CUTTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
OFFERING HEALTH CARE SAVES CHIQUITA MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
DAILY CLASSES BEST FOR KINDERGARTEN PUPILS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
DON'T TURN FALLS PARK INTO CHEAP TOURIST TRAP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
PUBLIC BROADCASTING IS A GOOD INVESTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
DASCHLE'S GRIEF OVER WETLANDS ISN'T MOVING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
SPECIAL-ELECTION COST IS UNFAIR TO SD VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
CATHOLIC ARGUMENT ON ABORTION IS RATIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
DASCHLE DEMANDS RICH HELP BALANCE BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
"KKLS RADIO LOST FUNNY, TALENTED DUO (L)","Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
*A SPRING REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S OK TO DIG,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.6"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS AT TOYLAND FOR MOTORHOMES,"Argus LeaderMar 19 1995, sect.G, p.05, col.4"
PRISONER PREDICTED ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRISONER PREDICTED ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SENATORS SPLIT ON SPEAKING FEE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COSTELLO PARK MAY BE DEVELOPED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATORS SPLIT ON SPEAKING FEE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FED STEER PRICES HIT {dollar}75,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
STUDENT LOAN PLAN IN WORKS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SOUND SOLUTION IN TAX APPROACH,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BROWN GETS HIS DREAM TRYOUT WITH CARDINALS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROWN GETS HIS DREAM TRYOUT WITH CARDINALS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JACKIE HANSON OF GROTON HG SCH HONORED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COALITION VOWS PRO-CHOICE SIDE WILL BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOVE HUNTING IS ONLY ISSUE TO SPART REFERENDUM DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RULE COSTS SCHOOLS {dollar}56,000","Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A POOL OF RUNOFF WATER ON COUNTY RD BY THE EROS CTR,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW COURT LOCATION ESTABLISHED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TIME TOO SHORT FOR STUDY REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WATER COVERED THE DRIVEWAY & YARD OF THE HOME NORTH,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS IS PART OF GREAT SNOW BELT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AT LEAST SOMEONE IN WINNER ENJOYED THE 16 INCH SNOWFALL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR SUPPORTS MEAT IMPORT BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABOUREZK PROMOTES STATE JUDGES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABOUREZK PROMOTES STATE JUDGES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FRANK DREW OBJECTS TO LAETRILE BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MCGOVERN ASKS SCHLESINGER TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PUBLIC HEARINGS ON RATE HIKE SET,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ND HOUSE APPROVES GARRISON MITIGATION BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
AGENCY TO BEGIN STUDY OF OAHE TERMINATION,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*FIRE STRIKES LEWIS WAREHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE STRIKES LEWIS WAREHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CJ'S BAR PATRONS TO VIEW DANCERS THROUGH LOOPHOLES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CJ'S BAR PATRONS TO VIEW DANCERS THROUGH LOOPHOLES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ART AND DORIS HUSEBOE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUPPORT A NECESSITY FOR PLAYHOUSE INNOVATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ART AND DORIS HUSEBOE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ART AND DORIS HUSEBOE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUPPORT A NECESSITY FOR PLAYHOUSE INNOVATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HARTFORD HEAD HAS NO TIME LEFT TO DANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS TRACK TEAMS GET READY FOR SEASON,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DEREGULATION OF TRUCKING INDUSTRY URGED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*DEREGULATION OF TRUCKING INDUSTRY URGED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*ABDNOR ANNOUNCES RUN FOR SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS TO AFFECT STATE'S SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CLERICAL WORKER EARNS MORE WORKING FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS TO AFFECT STATE'S SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, REGENTS TO MEET","Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CLERICAL WORKER EARNS MORE WORKING FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL BOND SALES TO FINANCE PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CONTRACT FOR BUSES DEPENDS ON GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
GRAMS' FINE SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
US OFF PAKISTAN HOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SUIT PITTING BLACK AGAINST INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NEW GROUP PROMOTES SD TOURISM,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LOWELL SCHOOL 'DOWNZONING' GETS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN TO VOTE ON LIQUOR ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SD PARK SERVICE TOURISM DOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SD PARK SERVICE TOURISM DOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FOSS AG APPRECIATION DAY SPEAKER-CANTON,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
COUNCIL WILL DECIDE STUDY TOPICS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
2 MILWAUKEE REORGANIZATION PROPOSALS REJECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
2 MILWAUKEE REORGANIZATION PROPOSALS REJECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
SPREAD OF WATERFOWL DISEASE FEARED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1980, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*BEWARE THE HAZARDS OF THE FULL MOON,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DROUGHT LEAVES SD RANCHERS FEW CHOICES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DROUGHT LEAVES SD RANCHERS FEW CHOICES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TO NEW LEGISLATOR IT WAS LIKE SUMMER CAMP,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TO NEW LEGISLATOR IT WAS LIKE SUMMER CAMP,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'TESS' HAS THE MAKINGS OF A CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FATE OF SD PUBLIC BRAODCASTING UP TO PARENT CORP,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FBI URGED TO GIVE UP INDIAN PROBES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF WOMAN CRUSADES FOR SALVADORANS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHANGED LAW WILL KEEP SD HORSE TRACKS OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FBI URGED TO GIVE UP INDIAN PROBES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF WOMAN CRUSADES FOR SALVADORANS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY COSTS MORE EACH YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHANGED LAW WILL KEEP SD HORSE TRACKS OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FBI URGED TO GIVE UP INDIAN PROBES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY COSTS MORE EACH YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES' VIEWS VARY ON WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CANDIDATES' VIEWS VARY ON WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CANDIDATES' VIEWS VARY ON WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOLS ENFORCE UNPOPULAR RULES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOLS ENFORCE UNPOPULAR RULES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABANDONED DOG KEPT FOR SUITABLE OWNER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
AID FOR INSTRUCTION IN ASTRONOMY PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
8 DAYS LEFT TO GET LICENSE PLATES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXPLOSION RIPS WAREHOUSE-WINNER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS FIND HALF MILLION IN SURPLUS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HARRISBURG HS TO SHOW 'OKLAHOMA',"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
4 ARRESTED IN SELBY DRUG RAID,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXPLOSION RIPS WAREHOUSE-WINNER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'BUCK' MOORE NAMED BOSS OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS GETS 111 MORE PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS FIND HALF MILLION IN SURPLUS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLAYOFFS MAY BE CHALLENGED TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*US DIPLOMAT SKIRTS SOME ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*US DIPLOMAT SKIRTS SOME ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL BOND HAS CITY SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL BOND HAS CITY SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REGENTS OFFER 2 FIRED ADMINISTRATORS TEACHING POSTS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SPRING MAKES GUSTY, SLUSHY DEBUT","Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CHIEFTAINS THANK SF,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
THANKS FOR RETURNING PURSE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
THANKS TO SIOUX VALLEY HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GIFTS MADE KINI CONFERENCE POSSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THANKS TO OFFICER BYLLESBY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*2ND TIME TO REDRAW JUNIOR HIGH LINES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FROM TEACHER-PROBATION OFFICER-TO TEACHER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GUIDELINES RESTRICT SIZE, CONTENT OF ADS","Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO DISCLOSE GUBERNATORIAL INTENTIONS NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAY PERSUE NOMINATION FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SF JUDGES--NEW DWI SENTENCING GUIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY SPENDING FOR ANIMAL COLLECTION HIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAW NEEDED AGAINST HOME PHONE SELLING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARENTS SHOULD BE MORE AWARE OF DRUG PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TIE-LINE WORTH SAVING--CUTS HASSLE IN SD (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEADERS SHOULD HEED ANTI-NUCLEAR STAND (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT RULING THWARTS JUSTICE IN STUMES CASE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HOW FARMERS COULD INCREASE INCOME (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WHAT US CAN'T DO IN CENTRAL AMERICA (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
WORLDWIDE NUCLEAR WEAPON FREEZE URGED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"STOP MILITARY STEPS, BALANCE US BUDGET (L)","Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SF REALTOR TO RUN FOR COUNTY SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CENTER OFFERS TRAINING FOR SUMMER JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MOBRIDGE MAN FOUND GUILTY OF ARSON,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TOURNAMENT INCREASES WORKLOAD--RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"YOUTH HOSPITALIZED AFTER 100-FT FALL, RC","Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MUSIC HAMSTRINGS AUGIE MUSICAL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*SINGER--SHIFT FROM CONTRALTO TO SOPRANAO WAS EASY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TRUCK TANGLE AS STORM BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ANACONDA CAN EXPLORE FOR GOLD WEST OF LEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COURT ORDERS NEW BURGLARY CONVICTION ARRAIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NORTHERN BORDER PIPELINE--EXAMINING PIPE WELDS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD LAWMAKER--INTO THE MINING BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TALK OF NEW BASKETBALL SEASON BEFORE OLD IS BURIED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*RAPID CITY CENTRAL, PIERRE IN 'A' TILT","Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EMPTY SEATS DON'T MEAN 'A' MOVE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HOSPITALS IN FINANCIAL TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FARMER ARRESTED DURING FORECLOSURE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WARRIORS WEAR CROWN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KUCK LEAVING STATE GF&P JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TENNIS CLINIC HAS AREA'S TOP PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*5TH-FRAME SPLIT KEEPS THOMAS FROM 300 GAME,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
LACK OF EXPERIENCE NO HANDICAP TO COACH,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*GEESE PICK CORN LEFT IN FIELDS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCKENNAN EX EC-GROWTH SLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE RUSHMORE MUSEUM STORY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITALS ARE IN FINANCIAL TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BUILDING PLANS OF MCKENNAN, SIOUX VALLEY","Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HEALTH-CARE DOLLARS VITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LIQUOR LAW CHANGES NOT IN PUBLIC INTEREST (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*ENERGY ASSISTANCE NEEDED DESPITE WINTER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FORMER CITY MAN TELLS ABOUT JOE MCCARTHY (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROCK MUSIC SATANISM OUT OF PROPORTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KISS ISN'T OUTDATED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DR GEHLHOFF REAPPOINTED TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LINCOLN DAY DINNER SET FOR MARCH 28,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUPREME COURT RULES ON SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE AGENCIES CLASH ABOUT CONTROL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RULES PROTECT TROUT STREAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WOMEN MUST VOTE FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LAKE POINSETT'S HAYDAY IS GONE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JEAN CARLSON LIKES TO TRY NEW RECIPES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*SNOWY SPRING,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS EXCHANGE GAMBLE FOR GUARANTEE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES CHANGE WITH ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WEEKLY LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
*'50S FASHIONS JOIN DESIGNER NAMES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*MEN'S FASHIONS AIMING AT COMFORT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
"*WILD SHOES ARE BOTH CAMP, COOL","Argus LeaderMar 20 1983, sect.G, p.09, col.1"
*SPRING ON THE CALENDAR BUT NOT IN AIR,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REUTTER SAYS HE DIDN'T SELL DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*LIVE, FROM VERMILLION, IT'S KYOT","Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*HOSPITAL NAMES MEN TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
FOSS JOINS BOARD OF DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
GEHRING LEADS STUDENT ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
JUNKER HEADS STUDENT ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*ALL-SIOUX INTERSTATE CONFERENCE TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY MAN CHARGED WITH DRUG STORE BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FINANCE OPTIONS TO BE EXPLORED BY COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEIGHBORS PROTEST ADULT FOSTER CARE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEA GIVEN ON INCOME TAX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST LOCAL MAN AFTER CHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*PRESSLER, DEMOCRATS DISCUSS SPENDING LIMIT","Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FINA BUYS OUT CHAMPLIN IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PLANS SET FOR ANNUAL NORDLAND FEST,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BANKER HEADS CAMPAIGN TO PASS BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CANDIDATES LIFE PLAN, VIEWS DIFFER","Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CHEERS FOR KERNALS, SPORTSMANSHIP (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOGUE WILL NOT MOVE LIBEL TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUREAU OF RECLAMATION HAS CHANGE OF ROLE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CIVIC CENTER MANAGER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EDGEMONT GROUP WANTS DISPOSAL VOTE TAKEN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER WON'T SEEK NEW JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"NURSING COLLEGE RECEIVES {dollar}75,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PUBLIC TELEVISION RAISES {dollar}127,000","Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RUNOFF RECORD HIGH IN UPSTREAM MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO WILL RECEIVE LITTLE INTERNATIONAL HONORS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WAGNER OFFICIALS SEEK ANSWERS ON CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON REPRESENTATIVE WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR TALK POLITICS & TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TO PULL OUT OF STATE SUBDISTRICT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MCDOWELL JURY SELECTION ENTERS THIRD WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE PACT ON THE SALE OF SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*TEAR GAS ENDS 21-HOUR STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN SCHOOLS BATTLE BUREAUCRACY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAVEN COMPLETES BIGGEST YEAR YET,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BOARDING SCHOOLS CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"CONGRATULATIONS, PLAYERS (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REDUCING BENEFITS WOULD NOT BE FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SUPPORT SILOS, NOT MISSILES (L)","Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"*KIDS, JANKLOW GET RIGHT TO THE POINT","Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXPERTS SHAKE HEADS AT REAGAN FARM PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW SETUP SATISFIES SALES COMPANY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"RANCHER NO SCHEMER, LAWYER SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CHILDREN, DRIVERS RECOVERING AFTER BUS CRASH","Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TRIAL PLANNED FOR ACCUSED COCAINE DEALERS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COLTON MAN GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY WILL REPAIR MORE THAN 30 MILES OF ROADS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRAND JURY WILL INVESTIGATE DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL DENIES SF NEW NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE UNFAIR IN PAYING IDLED NON-UNION WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
3 MUST STEER CLEAR OF STOCK SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FORBIDDEN BUT NOT FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SYMPOSIUM PROMOTES ALTERNATIVES TO VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BEEF PRICES DROP THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
GUARD PROMOTES AREA RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*WOLLES GETS SOROPTIMIST AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
BUSH FOUNDATION LISTS FELLOWSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
STUDENT'S POEM WILL BE PUBLISHED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
ANDERSEN WILL BE COLUMNIST,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*FORMER SDSU STAR EIDSNESS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'PUDDLE-WONDERFUL' SPRING BLOWS INTO STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*1 LESS BACHELOR, SOME WOMEN SAY","Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*3-HOUR SIEGE ENDS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WINGERT HEADS WEST TO FOLLOW HIS DREAM,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LOCAL CHORUS TO PERFORM 'REQUIEM',"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
AGRICULTURE REMAINS TOO IMPORTANT TO IGNORE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESSLER MAKES GOOD POINT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WHY IS ADMINISTRATION ROMANCING TERRORISTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LIBERTY IS JUST A SYMBOL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PRESSLER IS DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*GOP CANDIDATES TRADE BARBS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROMOTER KEEPS SPORT SHOW AFLOAT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATOR GIVES LEGISLATURE PASSING MARKS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GASOLINE PRICES AT LOWEST LEVELS SINCE '79,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW SIGNS NEW VERSION OF FARM-AID BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN DOES TIME FOR PIZZA THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NELSON SEEKS SEAT ON COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
THOMS SEEKS RE-ELECTION AS COUNTY AUDITOR,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS TO MEET TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BISHOPS SEND PRESSLER ANTI-CONTRA LETTER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP WANTS TO STUDY PHONE DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KOST ANNOUNCES FOR DISTRICT 16 HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PETITION DRIVE STARTED TO FIGHT SALE OF DAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE CHIEF GETS SPECIAL OLYMPICS POSITION,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RURAL DIMOCK GIRL DIES IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SURPLUS CLOTHING AVAILABLE FOR DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VIBORG'S WEEKLONG PORK SHOW STARTS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ECONOMIST URGES USE OF FARM PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"HORMEL, UNION TO RESUME TALKS","Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SDSU HIRES MONTANA MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ABDNOR SAYS SENATE PANEL HELPS REA,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ABDNOR EXPECTS SENATE APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BREAKING THE ICE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN STOPS WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SEARS STORE WILL MOVE TO EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LET OFFICIALS KNOW WHAT YOU THINK (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY LEADERS IGNORE WISHES OF THE PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HUNKING ADDS INSULT TO INJURY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T CHANGE STREET'S ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*GUTHRIE THEATER VISITS FOUR AREA STAGES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NOVICES CAN APPRECIATE OPERA,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"WHY ARTISTS, PEOPLE SHOULD DISAGREE","Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COURT REVERSES JUDGE'S RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN DIES WHILE SKIING,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPELLING BEE STARTS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS PITCH SUPERCOLLIDER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW LIBEL SUIT DISMISSAL SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PANEL WANTS MORE LOW-INCOME HOUSING,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*STATE HONORS FARMER, 95","Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXTENSION SERVICE VOTE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROAD BILL STEERS EXTRA {dollar}16 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MURDER TRIAL STORY CHANGED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COURT UPHOLDS DISMISSAL OF STATE EMPLOYEE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT WON'T OVERTURN CHILD ABUSE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA MIDLAND HOSPITAL ANNOUNCES LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON VETO MESSAGES EXPECTED TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REDFIELD CONSIDERS CONTRACT LAW ENFORCEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WOMAN TRICKED IN FARM DEAL, JUSTICES AGREE","Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*TITLE CHASERS IN CLASS B,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SATELLITE PROBLEM FORCES DELAY IN TELECAST OF GAMES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RAPID CITY PROVES TAKING A LONG SHOT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MUST WORK HARDER TO ATTRACT JOBS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"SF MOVE WILL SAVE HUTCHINSON {dollar}400,000 YEARLY","Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SEPTIC SYSTEMS CAUSE WALL LAKE POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
WEBB ISN'T A QUITTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
COVERAGE DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
MINING STATEMENTS MISLEAD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
RICH AND POWERFUL RULE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
AARP GROUP INVITES VISITORS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
LEAGUE BACKS TREATY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
PROFIT MOTIVE SPURS DRUGS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
AIDS SOON WILL BE TOPIC,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
MEMORY OF MOM'S LOVE MAKES ...,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*3 DIVISIONS -- CLASS ACT OR FOLLY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ABERDEEN TOPS MITCHELL IN 'AA' FINALS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
5-GROUSE LIMIT IS FINE IDEA,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"{dollar}5,000 REWARD OFFERED","Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
BANQUET TICKETS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*USE FUZZY-GRUB JIG FOR WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
CIVIL AIR PATROL HONORS MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMODITIES TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TO HONOR TOP ENTREPRENEUR,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN ARRESTED IN BAR BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN DIES AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL LAWMAKERS SPONSOR 134 BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS TO VISIT SOVIET UNION,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AREA LEGISLATORS DON'T OPERATE AS BLOC,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS HONOR PRIMARY RESULTS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*PRESSLER, OTHER FORMER STUDENTS HONOR TEACHER","Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INMATE BOUGHT HIS WAY OUT OF PRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS RAISING FUNDS FOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
CONTEST TO HONOR ENERGY INNOVATORS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOTTERY PRIZES MUST BE REPORTED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINNEHAHA HAS MOST DIVORCES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RETAIL SALES UP 6.6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FORMER BANK OFFICER PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"STATE RANKS FIRST IN HONEY, OATS PRODUCTION","Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT STABLE THIS SPRING,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TELLINGHUISEN--CONGRESS CAN HELP INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
DAYTON'S DONATES TO CHILDREN'S INN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RISK MANAGEMENT IS TOPIC OF SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR OFFERS HINTS ON CANADIAN TRADE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ARCHITECT MERGER RESURRECTS A NAME,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*AUSTAD'S STORE BRINGS GOLFING TO THE INDOORS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
A BOLD NEW BREED OF SHOPLIFTER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CORN CHECKOFF STARTS JULY 1,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*BEAUTY OF PETTIGREW RESTORED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*HUTTERITE GROUP SELLS REMNANTS OF OLD LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRAYERS FOR RAIN SHOWER STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY FINANCIAL OPPORTUNITIES DRAWING INTEREST (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEARN ABOUT DRUG RISKS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEFEATED BILLS REVEAL LEGISLATURE'S SAD TALE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
7-ELEVEN WRONG TO SELL PORN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HILLS MINES LEAK CYANIDE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
US OVERREACTS ON GRAPES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CENTER BIG DISAPPOINTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
JOHNSON BIG PAC RECIPIENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SMOKELESS CIGARETTES BAD ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
*THRILLERS OPEN CBA PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RIGBY TO SPEAK AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*BROOKINGS WOMAN NAMED MOM OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS RAIL LINE TO BE PUT TO USE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO CONSIDER CAR WASH PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESTORATION BEGINS OF WESTBERRY TRAILS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
100-YEAR OLD GROUPS TO BE RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSIONER DISLIKES VOTING ON UNPOPULAR ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FARMER WANTS TO PRESERVE YESTERYEAR'S HOMES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT TO HEAR JENNER MURDER APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS MEET TODAY FOR FINAL SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSAL WOULD LET WORKERS PICK DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WINTER MOISTURE BENEFITS DRY AREAS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*WOOD TURNS WITNESS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BASEBALL FANS REJOICE AT LONG STRIKE'S END,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOMELESS TARGET OF TONIGHT'S CENSUS SWEEP,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CLASS GETS STUDENTS FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*DRINK CALLED BETTER ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
NORTHWEST JET SHOULD NOT HAVE LEFT FARGO (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE CAN'T AFFORD UNQUALIFIED WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*FORMER ALL-PRO FRUSTRATED BY UNCERTAINTY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOLFGANG 1ST IN OKLAHOMA CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
UNION COUNTY GETS DROUGHT AID,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*NEW SUNSHINE KEEPS NEIGHBORHOOD APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
OPPONENTS AIR BEEFS ABOUT MEAT EATING,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
ATTEMPTED RAPE REPORTED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELK POINT'S CHICOINE WILL SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE TALKS SET ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAISLEY STARTS EFFORT FOR 4TH SENATE TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEN. PAM NELSON RUNS FOR 2ND TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAREWELL TO WINTER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PETERS PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN WIFE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HURON CAMPUS ACCREDITED IN LONDON,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEDWASTE HALTS PERMIT REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRUG-BATTLING DJ GOING UNDERGROUND,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW APPEALS DEFAMATION CASE TO SD HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BENNIS ASKS COURT TO ORDER NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BEESFORD YOUTH CENTER PROJECT DEBATED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DROUGHT MEANS MORE OAHE RAMP EXTENSIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"JEFFERSON, ELK POINT EXPLORE SCHOOL MERGER","Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEETING TO FOCUS ON GARRETSON WATER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*WATERTOWN MAYOR WON'T RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*PERSIAN GULF GOODBYES NOT OVER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SWING INTO SPRING,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO COMPROMISE--TAX PLAN FAILS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BILL AFTER BILL KILLED ON LAST DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*POLICE SAY STING NETS BOGUS ROCKER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PIERRE OUTCOME MEANS HARD CHOICES FOR OTHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
KEEP PRESSURE ON TO FREE HOSTAGES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BROKEN PACT FORCED LOCATION CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
NEW WORLD ORDER NOT BEST FOR US (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
PAVING-STONE BILL A TAD RIDICULOUS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
'INDEPENDENCE' OPENS TONIGHT AT USD THEATER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*COOK PRAISES CONVENIENCE OF MICROWAVE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ASSAULT CASE GOES BEFORE JURY TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAD MAN KILLED IN MINING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON REJECTS 3RD SCHOOL BOND,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MEETING WITH DASCHLE, KUWAITI ENVOY PUT OFF","Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WALKAWAY RETURNED TO YANKTON CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WHITE HOUSE INTERN FELT WINDS OF WAR,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNIFIED JUVENILE JUSTICE GETS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY FORGIVES DEBTS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDY ON FEASIBILITY OF GOLF COURSE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AUSTRALIAN LEARNS ABOUT YOUTH MINISTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION APPROVES SMOKING BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NUNS WANT REVIEW OF CREDIT UNION LOSS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
2 WOMEN KILLED IN CAR-TRUCK COLLISION,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DUPREE MAN CONVICTED OF ASSAULT WITH HOE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CASINO PARTIES DROP FEDERAL LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
INDICTMENT RETURNED IN FUND-SHORTAGE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"JEFFERSON MAN FACING DRUG, OTHER CHARGES","Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*PRO BASEBALL HEADED FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SPRING-TRAINING WISH COMES TRUE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ELLENBECKER MAKES TRIUMPHANT RETURN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL CHILDREN TO GET FARM LESSON,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PURCHASING STRATEGY SEMINAR SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*WARM-WEATHER OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
INSURERS ADVISED--'THINK LIKE RETAILER',"Argus LeaderMar 20 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
NEW FUEL PROCESSED FROM VEGETABLE OIL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
9 AM SCHOOL START TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
USD PROGRAM AIMED AT RURAL HEALTH,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GRANT TO DISSOLVE SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SENATORS SAY IHS BUDGET NEEDS REFORMS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GUN CONTROL PARANOIA NOT VERY REALISTIC (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PUBLIC OFFICEHOLDERS--START LOOKING FOR WORK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TSONGAS FALTERS IN IMPOSSIBLE JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUS DRIVERS GET KIDS TO SCHOOL SAFELY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*WISHES BROADWAY WAS ON SD PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST'S TURTLE DRUM REPRESENTS LONG LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBAL ART BEATS STRONGER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ARTS COUNCIL TO DISTRIBUTE {dollar}586,000","Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ESCAPED INMATE BACK IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SFC RECEIVES BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO BUILD HOMES DURING BREAK,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEENS ARRESTED IN BURGLARY ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WRITER TO SPEAK AT CHILDREN'S EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AT PLAY IN THE PARK,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COUPLE GETS 75 YEARS FOR KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEMOCRATS SURPRISED BY DEPARTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE OK'S TUITION INCREASE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BALTIC FIRE DESTROYS HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VIDEO LOTTERY BAN UPSETS IOWA TAVERNS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ANGLERS ADVISED TO GET 2 LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STOICK SAYS STROKE WON'T STOP CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION MAN FACES RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CENTERVILLE JOINS JOINT LIBRARY PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN CHARGED IN MAIL THREAT TOLD TO TAKE MENTAL TEST,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*INSPECTING THE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CITY WORKERS NOT CONTAMINATED BY CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAMMOGRAPHY BILL SIGNED INTO LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NURSE SHORTAGE LESSENING,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ARENA HOME SHOW SET FOR APRIL 2-5,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
GATEWAY FOUNDER WINS NATIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"ABERDEEN, HURON OFFICIALS DENY FEUD","Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
PURCHASES 300 ACRES OF UNION COUNTY LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*5 SOUTH DAKOTANS TAPPED FOR FEDERAL JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"COUPLE SEEN AFTER CRASH, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"REGENTS APPROVE TUITION, FEE HIKES","Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GUARDSMAN'S STATUS AFTER CANOE MISHAP UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*RETIRING BANKER GAVE HIS LOYALTY TO 1 JOB, 1 CITY","Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*GAY MARRIED COUPLE CRUSADES FOR HOMOSEXUAL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PANAMA TRAVELERS WITNESSES TO PRIDE OF SD,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CLINIC GUNMAN WAS FIGHTING FOR VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*CULT LEADER, KILLER OF DOCTOR ARE NOT FOLLOWING","Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BACKS CLINTON'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LOCAL MAN CHARGED WITH RAPE, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OLSEN ELECTED TO SD REGENTS POST,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OUT-OF-STATE DOCTORS CHALLENGE TAX LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEX CRIMES TRIAL RESUMES IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FEDERAL FUNDS HELP FAMILY KEEP HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY FACES BUDGET CRUNCH IN '94,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KINSELLA TAKES JOB AS AG SECRETARY SPOKESMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOST CALLERS SUPPORT NEW CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JEFFERSON DISTRICT MAY SPLIT IN HALF,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PANEL ASKS LAWMAKERS TO PASS REFORMS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNMENT SPENDING LAW SIGNED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GREEK GROUP HOLDS FUND-RAISER TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 3 YEARS FOR COMPUTER THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SMOKING BILL SNUFFED,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BACKERS PROPOSE FIGHT TO COSTNER REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BROOKINGS DANCE INSTITUTION HAD 30-YEAR HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*COUPLE WILL INSTALL TIDY MAILBOXES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CALM BOOTS KEEPS USD'S PLAY STEADY,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WALSH, LESNIK SKYFORCE COMPLETE DEAL","Argus LeaderMar 20 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SANTANIC FEARS--THE RITUAL ABUSE DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TODAY'S SPRING AND WE'LL TAKE IT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PROSECUTOR LIMITS CASINO BAD CHECKS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*IS SATANIC RITUAL ABUSE REAL: MANY SAY NO,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*THE VICTIMS' STORIES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*IS SOUTH DAKOTA'S PRAIRIES HOME TO HIDDEN HORRORS?,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"*ABUSE, HUMAN SACRIFICE ARE RITES OF DARK RELIGION","Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MARCH CAREER FAIR SET FOR BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VACCINE BUSINESS GROWING,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REFORM OF AGENCY CONCERNS CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF RETIREES FIND A LITTLE HEAVEN IN ARKANSAS,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*HOFER JUST GLAD TO BE BACK ON BUCKS' BENCH,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WARNER REPEATS IN 'B',"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HURON TAKES THIRD AS START SHINE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING BACK INTO ICE FISHING WAS WELL WORTH IT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PLAYING WELL DOESN'T GUARANTEE WIN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
EVERY QUARTER BIG IN PLAYOFF PUSH,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
MANNA MINISTRY IS CHRISTIAN CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN SHUTS DOWN MADISON PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WARM WEATHER EASES FLOODING WORRIES,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ORGANIZATION SELECTS MOTHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AILING MARION MAKES COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HIGHER AND HIGHER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BUSINESS TO AID GETTYSBURG IN SEARCH FOR DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WANTS PHOTO SUIT MOVED TO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"KURDISH, IRANIAN IMMIGRANTS CELEBRATE NEW YEAR","Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
STURGIS MAN DIES IN PICKUP ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*HUDSON FARMER SEEKS SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
AUTHORITIES SEEK TIPS IN EAGLE SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOLS TO COMPETE IN SCIENCE OLYMPIAD,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ARREST 2 INMATES IN DEATH OF RC MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY SCHOOLS DIDN'T DISCRIMINATE,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
SCHOOLS MUST KEEP PACE WITH CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
SENATE BILL 179 IS THREAT TO DEMOCRACY (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
SF HAS NO NEED FOR MAYOR AT THE HELM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
BEDDOW FAVORS AVOIDING CONFLICT OF INTEREST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
CLINTONS' HEALTH CARE LEANS TOWARD SOCIALISM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
*ACADEMY PICKS NOT A PROBLEM FOR MOST,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.6"
"*IF YOU WANT ATTENTION IN ALBANY, ACT LIKE A TOURIST","Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*LUNG SCREENINGS PLANNED AT MALL,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
*'WINTER TEXANS' GET FRIENDLY WELCOME,"Argus LeaderMar 20 1994, sect.G, p.07, col.1"
GAS LEAK ISN'T ONLY POLLUTION PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GAS LEAK ISN'T ONLY POLLUTION PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAST TWO ESCAPEES CAUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LAST TWO ESCAPEES CAUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TIGHT TIME FRAME FOR CITY ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TRIPPLER URGED TO RELEASE BUSES WITH NO CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TRIPPLER URGED TO RELEASE BUSES WITH NO CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CARL VOIGT'S SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EDUCATION BD MAY CHALLENGE JANKLOW'S ORDER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
VAN VACTOR REPORTEDLY IS ALIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
VAN VACTOR REPORTEDLY IS ALIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"JANKLOW, STAFF BUSY WITH BILLS","Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
"JANKLOW, STAFF BUSY WITH BILLS","Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
ABDNOR BLASTS WEEKEND GASOLINE BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*METLI SEES BIG YEAR FOR BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGIONAL ELECTIRC MEETINGS SET,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR BLASTS WEEKEND GASOLINE BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK ON WATER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAMMERS ELECTED RESEARCH CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAMMERS ELECTED RESEARCH CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MELTI SEES BIG YEAR FOR BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAIL AUTHORITY MEETING MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK ON WATER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BARNES ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BARNES ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL DELAYS DECISION ON COVERING VANT HUL DEBT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RAKING AWAY THE SAND,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FUNDS ALLOTTED FOR WATER TREATMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*GO LIGHT'N EASY FOR A MENU LIFT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
READER RECIPE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TEXAS PLANT WON'T SATISFY MIDWEST 'GASOHOL' BACKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
"JANKLOW, REGENTS REPLOW SAME OLD GROUND","Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, REGENTS REPLOW SAME OLD GROUND","Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGIANS' TUITION TO RISE UP TO 17 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CONFUSION CLOUDS {dollar}100,000 CITY DEBT","Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SPRING FASHIONS CLASSIC FOR WORK...,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YANKTON NATIVE ON HER WAY TO MUSICAL FAME,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YANKTON NATIVE ON HER WAY TO MUSICAL FAME,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF COLLEGE'S 'PYGMALION' PAYS NO TRIBUTE TO SHAW,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CITY PREPARES TO CUT PROGRAMS, SERVICES","Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY GETS GRANT TO BUY NEW BUSES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"FARMERS NEED NEW IMAGE, GROUP TOLD","Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"FARMERS NEED NEW IMAGE, GROUP TOLD","Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MOODY COUNTY RESIDENTS TO FIGHT THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"ACTIVITY CEASES ON {dollar}1,000 LETTER","Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS' SURPLUS FUNDS INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"ACTIVITY CEASES ON {dollar}1,000 LETTER","Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS' SURPLUS FUNDS INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
WATER RIGHTS SUIT TO BE EXPLAINED,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
RESOLUTION AGAINST ABORTION CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"BETTER UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN FARM, CITY (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
THE BASIC QUESTION FOR CANISTOTA ACADEMY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
THE BASIC QUESTION FOR CANISTOTA ACADEMY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN REJECTS PRIMARY DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SF BANK ROBBERS SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
TWO DIE IN SEPARATE ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
GRANTS AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
PANEL TO PROMOTE AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*NURSING MOTHER-A VICTIM OF SEXUAL BIAS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION DEPT BACKS MILWAUKEE EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION DEPT BACKS MILWAUKEE EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DROUGHT DRIES UP BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DROUGHT DRIES UP BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DROUGHT DRIES UP BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DROUGHT DRIES UP BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD REGENTS RAISE TUITION BY 9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BOARD WON'T APPEAL RULING ON PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD REGENTS RAISE TUITION BY 9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PRIEST IS AT HOME AT GOOD SHEPHERD,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PRIEST IS AT HOME AT GOOD SHEPHERD,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*HURON BEATS WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TELEVISION ROOKIES HANDLING STATE 'A' TOURNEY WELL,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TELEVISION ROOKIES HANDLING STATE 'A' TOURNEY WELL,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HURON BEATS WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ACTOR TAKES ONE PLAY AT A TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUTHRIE PLAY HIGH SPOT OF FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ACTOR TAKES ONE PLAY AT A TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISAGREEMENT SURROUNDS FATE OF VA HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS HOPING STORM HITS SD,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS MAN INDICTED ON 2 COUNTS OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HIGH COURT EXEMPTS PROGRAMS FROM TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HIGH COURT EXEMPTS PROGRAMS FROM TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BIG CRYING JAG OVER BUDGET CUTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTES JANKLOW'S PATRONIZING LETTER ON RAILS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DISPUTES JANKLOW'S PATRONIZING LETTER ON RAILS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OPPOSES FAMILY AID FOR 'INDISCRETIONS' (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AG DAY MESSAGE--KEEP FARMERS STRONG (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RAIL TAXES UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DENIAL OF AIRLINE REBATE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*RETIRED AS EXECUTIVE SECRETARY TO CITY ENGINEER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ACORN MAY BE SHORT SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW SIGNS BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW SIGNS BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
2 SF MEN ARRESTED ON ROBBERY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ACORN MAY BE SHORT SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
3 RAPID CITY FLIGHTS TO BE CUT BY WESTERN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*KIDS LOVE NEW 'HANDS ON' EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3 POTENTIAL OPERATORS FOR RAILROAD NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STURGIS TEACHERS NOT SURE ABOUT CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CORBLY MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL DENIED-COLTON,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BLAST DESTROYS BEER WAREHOUSE-WINNER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CORBLY MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL DENIED-COLTON,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION LINKED TO FARM PROFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION LINKED TO FARM PROFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MILD WEATHER BRINGS {dollar}3 MILLION SAVING,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MILD WEATHER BRINGS {dollar}3 MILLION SAVING,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
THE STORY OF THE POT PLANE ISN'T OVER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
THE STORY OF THE POT PLANE ISN'T OVER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"*HILL INDIAN CAMP DEFIES PREDICTION, SURVIVES WINTER","Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*5 SD DEATHS BLAMED ON SNOW STORM,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INTERNATIONAL INDIAN ACTIVISM RIGHTLY HUMILIATES US,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MO LAWMAKER--DISCUSS MISSOURI RIVER'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RACE FOR SD'S LONE CONGRESSIONAL SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO STICK WITH HARDWOOD RAIL TIES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SAFEWAY MIGHT HAVE SOLD CANS OF TOXIC SALMON,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN GROUP MINIMIZING TIES TO DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MEXICO'S PEACE PLAN HAS PLUSES IN US (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CENTRAL AMERICA RIPE FOR REVOLUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*ARMY AVENGED CUSTER'S DEFEAT (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY IDEAL FOR INDIAN HEADQUARTERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
NO NEED TO FEATURE BAD FARM NEWS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
INFLATION INVITES ECONOMIC DISTRESS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
FLANDREAU SCHOOL HEARINGS APRIL 15,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GROUP WANTS CENDAK EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MISSOURI EROSION WORSE THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RETAIL SALES UP IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*THE INDY 500 IT ISN'T--BUT DERBY STILL RACY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
HEARINGS ON FARM PROBLEMS SET IN RC,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
POLICY CHANGE CONTINUES HOUSING LOANS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WOMAN POLICE CHIEF RUNNING FOR COUNTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MADISON--'A' TOURNEY WITH THIRD PLACE FINISH,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PIERRE REIGNS IN 'A' RANKS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S WINTER FISH KILL CONSIDERED MODERATE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WARY EYE ON MISSOURI RIVER DEVELOPMENT PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"INWOOD, IOWA, 159-POUNDER CARRIES HEAVY LOAD ON MAT","Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DAD'S DRILLS--DIVIDENDS FOR PIERRE STANDOUT SHAEFER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
ORCHESTRA COULDN'T MATCH SOPRANO'S PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THE WISDOM OF ANN LANDERS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COMMUNITY CONCERT TICKETS--ON SALE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*DOREEN THIES--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*FAMILY BUILT SUCCESSFUL FARM AROUND HOGS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*REACTIONS TO PROPOSED BEEF GRADE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
FILLED BANKRUPTCY IN FIRST HALF OF MARCH,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
SURVEY-JOB OUTLOOK UNCHANGED,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1982, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
"*TIMES ARE TOUGH, BUT FARMERS WILL SURVIVE","Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VICTORY PARADE FOR WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DALE SAYS HE'S VICTIM OF TROOPERS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*AUTHORITIES WANTED TO QUIET DALE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*AWARD-WINNING FAMILY RAISES PUREBREDS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LAWMAKERS STILL FACE FUEL, CAR TAX BILLS","Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ND INDIANS WIN WELFARE RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIREFIGHTERS TAKE SAVING FAMILY PETS SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CANDIDATES OFFER WAYS TO UPGRADE STREETS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
RULES AGAINST LEAKS ARE EASY TO ABUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WHEN TAXPAYERS SUBSIDIZE CREDIT, BUSINESSES ARE..(L)","Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAW ON INSANITY PLEAS SHOULD BE CHANGED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
COURT SYSTEM CAN OFFER STRANGE JUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ABDNOR BILL CUTS TRUCKERS' FEE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BUSINESS WOMAN RECEIVES SMALL BUSINESSWOMAN AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS BUYING LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RESEARCHERS DEVELOP WHEAT VARIETY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE FAIR BOOKS WAYNE NEWTON,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"3 DIE, 1 INJURED IN HEAD-ON CAR CRASH","Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WASHINGTON LIMITS TURNOVERS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WASHINGTON HAILS ITS BB VICTORS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SURVIVING THE HEAVYWEIGHT OF THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ABDNOR ALMOST MISSED VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PARKER HAS TO DIVIDE HIS TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SLOBS SOMETIMES HURT FISHING,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"MORE MEN ARE COOKING, SHOPPING","Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MEET THE HUMMELS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
TO PROMOTE TALENT AMONG SENIORS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
*TEACHERS OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*CREEPING ALONG,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*2 LAWYERS USED COCAINE WITH REUTTER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAYORAL, SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES TO DEBATE","Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WHITE SUPPORTS WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
3 STATE LEGISLATORS ANNOUNCE RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIRM AGREES TO BUY THE EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SNOWCOVER PROTECTS ACREAGE FROM WIND,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WILL SEEK RE-ELECTION TO JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
WOMAN THREATENS TO SUE ABOUT 911 NUMBER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SCHIRMER VOICES CONCERN ABOUT INMATES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CITY SHOULD MARSHALL MINN AVE FACTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OFFERS NECESSARY ALTERNATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PROSECUTOR BROUGHT HANSON CASE TO TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BOOK PROMOTING BRAND BOARD PROPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
COURT RULING COULD HELP CONSUMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JURY SEATED IN MCDOWELL MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN RECEIVES SENTENCE FOR COCAINE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE HAS SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PINE RIDGE RESIDENT DIES IN AUTOMOBILE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM WILL HAVE MORE INCENTIVES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESS CONTINUES RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MIXED REACTION TO PRAYER VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
WITNESSES AIR THREATS IN EXTORTION TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
REPUBLIC AIRLINES STILL AT ODDS WITH CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
CLARK COUNTY DEPUTY FACES COCAINE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ELK SHOOTING CASE GOES TO SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN RECEIVES SENTENCE FOR COCAINE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW UNDECIDED ON USE OF BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
MAN SEEKS RAISE IN DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
2 MEN WILL BE ARRAIGNED IN FOOD CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*BACH'S BIRTHDAY WILL BRING MUSIC TO YOUR EARS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOWNS PREPARE FOR RISING WATER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINION ON MX MISSILES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD DESERVES VOICE ON FEDERAL COURT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*MEECE BRINGS MUSIC, MESSAGE","Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUDUBON SOCIETY SCREENS FILM,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
MOTHER OF YEAR AWARD IS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
JANKLOW WILL ADDRESS COUNTY GOP,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*STUDYING SUMMER-STYLE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDUSTRIAL COMPANY TO BUY CANTON PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS ON STANDOFF--WHITE LAKE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON CONDITION TALKS CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THESE BONES GET LOTS OF ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MYSTERY-CATTLE CASE NEARS CLOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA COLLEGE CHOOSES STUDENT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CLINIC'S 1ST LIVER TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"COLLEGE SERIES EXAMINES CENSORSHIP, PORN","Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LITTLE INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
THOMPSON TO LEAVE DEMOCRATIC PARTY POST,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE DISMISSES RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LAW FUND CAN TEACH A THING OR TWO,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PYSCHIATRIST TO CHECK SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
A NEW HOUSE COULD COST ROST SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CHAMBERLAIN STUDENTS WILL RELEASE BALLOONS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COALITION URGES PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HERSETH PULLS FOR STATE ETHANOL PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"RANCHERS, FARMERS ELIGIBLE FOR DISASTER LOANS","Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN TO HAVE HEARING ON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*SD BASKETBALL MEMORIES RUN DEEP,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*USD'S SWANHORST PROVES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EMOTIONS ON OVERTIME,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COSTS MEAN HEALTH CARE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPRING LAUNCH,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FIRST BANK PLANS GROWTH,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*IDEOLOGICAL FIGHT BETWEEN US, SOVIETS","Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEADERS WHO CAN PLAY GAME (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIME FOR UNION WORKERS TO GIVE UP HORMEL FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KEEP YOUR DIET BALANCED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
LAWMAKERS DESERVE CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*ARGUS LEADER SPELLING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*NEED TO BELONG CAN ABSORB CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*BOOKS CHRONICLE HISTORIES OF AUGUSTANA, PYLE","Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MASTEN PROFFERS REPORTER PENALTIES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*POLICE ARREST 24 PROTESTERS IN AUSTIN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES TELL YOUTHS TO STAY OUT OF PRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS DELAY ACTION ON FOREIGN LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLASS B FANS FILL HURON'S MOTELS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BROKEN SPRINKLER CAUSES DAMAGE TO BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HERSETH TO SPEAK AT COUNTY DEMOCRATIC FORUM,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROGRAMS SHOULD HELP SMALL FARMS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REDFIELD MAN CHARGED IN STEPCHILD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STOCKING UP,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR INTERVIEW TO BE TELEVISED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES MOTION IN SHERMAN CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MATHCOUNTS COMPETITION SET FOR APRIL IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICE GROUP RECOGNIZES UNION COUNTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUCCESS IN BRINGING JOBS TO RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PANEL RECOMMENDS DEGREE FOR MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*ABDNOR OK'D FOR AGENCY JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD RANKS LAST IN RESEARCH CASH,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STORM SPRINGS SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*NORTHLANDER REOPENS WITH BRIGHTER LOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CHRISTIANS PREPARE IN DIFFERENT WAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CITY IS A VERY CARING PLACE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GROUP'S RECORD NOT GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAGAN IS REAGAN AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUN BELT FULL OF UPSCALE HOUSING (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REFERENDUM BILL BETRAYS RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*BROOKINGS ENDS MITCHELL REIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY TO STOP FUEL APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD GAINS CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STAFF CREATED FOR DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE FACE BEHIND THE MASCOT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONGREGATIONS VOTE FOR MERGER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WEATHER DELAYS CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHILDREN OF ALUMNI WILL BE OFFERED RESIDENT TUITIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"CUT BUDGETS, NOT RAISE STUDENT FEES","Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TEA COUPLE ROBBED,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOSPITAL WANTS APPROVAL FOR NEW MACHINE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS IDENTIFY VICTIMS OF WEDNESDAY CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER ASKS REAGAN TO NARRATE VIDEOTAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS HIRES FIRST FEMALE FIREFIGHTER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEATHER DELAYS CONSTRUCTION OF DELA TEK PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISABLED CITIZENS BACK DOWNTOWN PARKING RAMP,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HANSON WAIVES FEE TO LEAD COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKERS PUSH STUDY OF A FERRY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BRADLEY'S LAWYER QUESTIONS INTERROGATION METHODS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MICKELSON VETOES BILL TO REPEAL LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROMOTER PUSHES PRIDE IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"RAPID CITY, SIOUX FALLS CHOSEN","Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SDSU, UNIV OF MINN TO OPERATE DAIRY RESEARCH CENTER","Argus LeaderMar 21 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*MIRACLES KEEP TINY OLIVET THRIVING,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARM BELT BOOMS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MUSIC TUNES OUT THE PAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ROUTES HOLD BONUSES FOR TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
ASTIGMATISM HELP AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
INDUSTRY GIVES ITS FATE TO THE VOTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ACT COMPROMISES AMENDMENT RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SEND COMPANIES MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NON-VOTERS CAN'T COMPLAIN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PETERSON HELPED TENNIS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NELSON MOVE IS SENSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SWENSON SERIES PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TO HOST NATION'S BEST BASEBALL PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LINDSKOV HONORED FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*PETERSON, DEUBROOK GRAB 'B' TITLE","Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FISH WINTERKILL MINOR IN STATE'S LAKES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON SPONSORS BILL ON PARTY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLYMOUTH CONTEST STARTS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 HOSPITALIZED AFTER APARTMENT FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COORDINATE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REVIEWS EMERGENCY HOUSING RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BRUSH FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SUPPORT HELPS PARENTS FACE DEAFNESS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WOOD-FLOOR SKATING RINK,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN LEAVES LEGACY IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUSH-SUPPORTER JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PENNINGTON TOPS IN SMALL CLAIMS CASES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SO GALLANTLY STREAMING,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY SPELLS OUT ARENA BEER SALES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOWNING NOT GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOTTO PROPOSAL DIES AT LAST SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS REJECT 26TH ST CAR WASH,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FIRM WANTS TO ENLARGE MINE NEAR DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE GETS LOW MARKS FOR ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LIVING IN A 'FIRE WATER WORLD',"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
STATE MERGER BACKERS SHOULD LOWER SIGHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GRAUVOGL SHOULD USE ADVISE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER SHOWHORSE ON TOWER NOMINATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NELSON ACCESSIBLE TO VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STOP TORMENTING VOLK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SATURDAY SCHOOL DISAPPOINTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SCHOOL PLAN WASTES MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*THOMAS FITS MOLD OF ASSISTANT COACH,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CARLSON'S CLUTCH SHOOTING LEADS IRENE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STEVENS PLAYER SAYS TEAM DESERVES TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
EX-LEGISLATOR TO TAKE JOB AT MCCROSSAN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING TO DECIDE SOON IF SHE'LL RUN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR FALSE DECLARATION,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY FINDS TRACE OF NITRATES IN WATER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EGGSELLENT ARTWORK,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JENNER'S LAWYER CALLS QUESTIONING BRUTAL,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS COUNCIL CONSIDERS 1-CENT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
120 RAVEN EMPLOYEES LAID OFF,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX PANEL SLIGHTS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CENTENNIAL STATUE UNVEILED IN CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TRADE FINANCE BANK FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*OAHE'S LOW WATER WORRIES BOATERS, OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MANEUVERS HELP PROTECT SOUTH KOREA,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MICKELSON DOESN'T PUSH ETSI ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MICKELSON PRAISES LEGISLATURE'S STEPS FOR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PAROLE BOARD APPOINTMENT APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER SAYS FOREIGN POLICY IS PRECARIOUS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
*AGREEMENT SLICES MORRELL FINE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GEARING UP FOR A RESCUE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SMITH DEFENSE RESTS CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CENSUS CREWS OUT TO FIND HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOCKOUT WON'T LESSEN FERVOR OF FANS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SPONTANEITY IS BEST PART OF PARADE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STORY HURT FAMILY'S ATTEMPT TO FIND HOME (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
KELO POLL RIDICULOUS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
TRUCKER STORY DISGUSTING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*FARMERS FIGHT TIME FOR RAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATOR--PROPERTY TAX TO RISE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--MANDATORY RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEGISLATORS DESERVE 'D' FOR PERFORMANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NOT TOO LATE TO THANK VIETNAM VETS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
URGE LAWMAKERS TO OK CAMPAIGM REFORM BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
CARETRAUM WAIVER DIDN'T STOP HASSLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DEPENDENCE ON OIL IS INVITATION TO TROUBLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"CITY REPLACES SENSIBLE, CONVENIENT UTILITY BILL (L)","Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
DESERVES MORE THAN DISCARDED BIKE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
PETITIONS COULD BRING INADEQUATE LANDFILLS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"PARADE IS FOR TROOPS, NOT RIBBON COUNCIL (L)","Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
ISSUE SHOWS IMPORTANCE OF VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
MOST IN BALTIC STATES SECOND-CLASS CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
STORM OF EVIL THREATENS NATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*ORGANIST SETS TONE FOR WORSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SINGER PERFORMS TO AID WORK WITH MISSIONARIES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JJ WALKER TO APPEAR AT LOCAL COMEDY CLUB,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COLUMNISTS RECAP VIEWS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COSTNER GETS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*BOND SET FOR ALLEGED IMPOSTER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE FOUND GUILTY IN ATTACK ON OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC MEETING APRIL 2,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 SUMMER CAMPS OPEN TO INDIAN KIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PAISLEY'S SWING VOTE FRUSTRATES GOP,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SIGN OF THINGS TO COME,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2-BUDGET PLAN A MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS TO ADDRESS HOBO DAY REPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESOLUTION WOULD EXTEND AUTHORITY BETWEEN TRIBES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DONATIONS WILL HELP TROOP FAMILIES PAY BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR--GIVE GI'S HEROES' WELCOME,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUNDAY LIQUOR SALES ON APRIL BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
O'BRIEN TO DELIVER ADDRESS AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
POST GETS GRANT TO BUILD BASEBALL FIELD,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BILL INCREASES COUNTY OFFICIALS' PAY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL-AGE CHILD CARE TOPIC OF CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SERVICES CAN HELP ELDERLY REMAIN AT HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EX-LEARNING CENTER DIRECTOR SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"STATE GIVING {dollar}124,000 FOR ENFORCEMENT","Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COLLEGE TO OPEN DAKOTA STUDIES CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COOKBOOK SHOWCASES ETHNIC HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HARRISBURG QUEEN FINALIST FOR STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SDSU BOARD WON'T MOVE NUDE PAINTING,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TROOP RALLY TO FEATURE CEREMONIAL WAR DANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LENNOX CRUSHES FOES IN ARGUS POLL,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*LAST OF MILLWORKING JORDANS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*TRAFFIC TENSION ON 41ST STREET TO BE RELIEVED,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD VOTE SPLIT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAIL ORDER A BITTER PILL FOR DRUGGISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DO-IT-YOURSELF REMODELERS OFTEN FACE...,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*STORY FIZZLES IN 'BASIC INSTINCT',"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*TO MAKE WORLD BETTER FOR OUR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'BUY AMERICAN' CRY CAN DO MORE HARM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
USE WASHINGTON HIGH AS HOMELESS SHELTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GYMNASTICS AT O'GORMAN NOT A PROFESSIONAL SPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"VOTERS GETTING TIRED OF INEPTNESS, EXCUSES (L)","Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"GOOD NEWS DESERVES BIG HEADLINES, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
VALUELESS SPOKESMAN FITTING FOR VODKA FIRM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
SCARY TO THINK HOUSE CAN'T BALANCE BOOKS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*GRANT SEEKS MORE FILM ROLES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*STATE BASKETBALL FINALS SET,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DONALD MOORE WILL RUN FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUTCHINSON CHANGES CONCERN WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANELLE TOMAN NEW PRESS SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKER PLEADS GUILTY TO 4TH DWI,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN GETS PROBATION FOR STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAVING A BALL,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN PROVIDES LOW-INTEREST HOME LOANS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RANKS 20TH IN AFDC PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEMALE AUTO FATALITIES ON RISE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFERS SOLUTIONS TO HELP YOUTH AT RISK,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRESSLER BILL WOULD BOOST PIPELINE SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUSH ADVISOR TO TALK ABOUT HEALTH CARE HERE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE APPROVES IRRIGATION PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN BITING FRIEND'S CHEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON TO HOLD THREE PUBLIC SESSIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL OF MINES RECEIVES BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN'S PET GEESE FOUND SHOT IN HEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE ALLOWED TO EXPAND OPEN MINE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
REGENTS OK UNIVERSITY TUITION HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VIDEO GAMBLING BILL OK'D IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"MICKELSON, SPAETH SETTLE RIVER SPAT","Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TO DECIDE MAIL-THEFT VENUE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*LEAN TIMES AHEAD FOR NURSES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BOARD READY TO REPLACE WEAST,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EAGLES VACATE REFUGE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*INDIAN SPIRITUALITY--MISUNDERSTOOD, EXPLOITED","Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ELLSWORTH EXPANSION HAPPY NEWS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEGISLATURE CAN SALVAGE SESSION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABORTION BACKERS USE SCARE TACTICS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CITY COMMISSIONERS NEED TO HIT THE BOOKS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DOCTOR'S HOMICIDE GOT TOO MUCH PUBLICITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ABORTION OPPONENTS RESPECT ALL LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WHY FEAR NEW ABORTION LEGISLATION? (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
VIOLENCE WON'T SOLVE ANY PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
'ARGUS' TOO CRITICAL OF SUPERINTENDENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
STATEHOOD FOR DC WOULD HURT RURAL STATES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
MANY DON'T KNOW THEY HAVE DIABETES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
ONLY INSANE THOUGHTS PRECEDE TAKING A LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
COLUMNIST MISLEADS ON RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
NEED SPECIAL PARKING SPOTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*HURON ROLLS 76-65 TO HALT REPEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SF BOWLERS HAVE MANY OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"GOOD DOG HELPS HUNTER ACQUIRE BIRDS, MEMORIES","Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"SEMINAR GIVES LOCAL, WORLD PERSPECTIVE","Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*NEGOTIATION FINDS ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BIKE RIDE BENEFITS DISASTER RELIEF WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
CITY EMPLOYEES GOING TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
FUND-RAISER PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
REPORTEDLY TURNS DOWN JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH FOR MAN YIELDS NO CLUES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*DISTRICTS LOSE MONEY FOR CHAPTER ONE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*TOWNS ESCAPE RISING POVERTY RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
MEDICAID CALLED KEY TO SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*YOUNG INVENTORS TACKLE LIFE'S PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
SD PLANS TO INVEST IN RECREATION AREAS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*MITCHELL CONTEST WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.6"
COSTNER RESORT SUPPORTERS LAUNCH ANTI-PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
CONVICTED KILLER'S WIFE SAYS HUSBAND IS INNOCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.F, p.04, col.5"
"*SPRING SIGNALS SURVIVAL; IT BRINGS MUD, NEW LIFE","Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*WILY BLACK-FOOTED FERRET POISED FOR COMEBACK IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
AUTHOR WILL LEAD SEMINAR ABOUT DIABETES,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
"*SOUTH TEXAS DELIVERS SURF, SUN","Argus LeaderMar 21 1993, sect.G, p.04, col.4"
RESISTANCE TO MORRELL AID SHOWS A CHANGING CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PLANNING DIRECTOR STEERS CITY'S DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PROPESTORS SEEK PAROLE FOR PELTIER,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MONEY FOR MORRELL,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*MORRELL MUST KEEP EMPLOYMENT UP,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TIGHTER LOBBYING RULES WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"REPAIR COLISEUM, BUT DON'T PAY FOR SUTDY (L)","Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CHILD SUPPORT PRACTICES PENALIZE EX-SPOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*NEED THEIR OWN NEWSPAPERS, TV, RADIO STATIONS","Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CAR SEAT IS BEST PLACE FOR TRAVELING BABIES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
JOGGER WAS THE ONE LACKING IN COURTESY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"IF RUSHMORE CHIPS ARE SOLD, DO IT RIGHT (L)","Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"WORKERS' COMP HELPS THE INJURED, KIDS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CLOSING NORDIC HALL MOCKS FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CANDIDATE REINHART HAS TAX PLAN IN MIND (L),"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
SKYWEST TO KEEP DELTA'S SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S LEAGUE PLANS BREAKFAST WITH BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO SELECT SENIOR FOR INTERNSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA AIRING FRENCH RADIO SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOOT-CAMP PLAN KICKS UP CONCERN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MCKELLIPS ENDS HIS QUIET REIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VOLUNTEER HELPS STUDENTS SAY NO TO DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BOUNDARY CHANGES A TOUGH CALL,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR'S RACE TAKE SHAPE WITH BURG ENTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
REGISTRATION SET FOR HEAD START,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE COUNTY SHERIFF SEEKING RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL COLLEGE HEADS PRAISE AID INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
READING CONFERENCE TO FEATURE AUTHOR,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HHS OFFICIAL PRESENTS NEXT DILLON LECTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*IRS REDEFINES 'SAFE HARBOR' SITUATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*STUDENTS ACTING ON 'CUTTING EDGE',"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*START SLOW TO LEARN WATER SKIING,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
KERNELS SAVOR AA TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE LOSE GROUND,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*WELKE POWERS WARNER TO TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 21 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*WHO SAYS ICE SKATING RINKS ARE FUN ONLY WHEN THEY A,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DR. DONALD HAWLEY FINALLY TOLD A STORY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DR. DONALD HAWLEY FINALLY TOLD A STORY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOME STATE SERVICE STATIONS MAY BE OUT OF GAS BY APRIL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HOT ROD,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
POWER OUTAGE CAUSE UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER'S RIGHT ON INCOME LIMIT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*NICK WEBER & HIS THREE-MAN CIRCUS AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'LORD OF THE RINGS',"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'SHEIK'-ZAPPA'S ZINGERS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
BIRDY BY WILLIAM WHARTON,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
FIVE NAMES ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU STUDY CALLED WASTE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAILROAD STUDY TO COST ALMOST {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU STUDY CALLED WASTE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"DUTCHMAN HEDGES, SEES WET SPRING","Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR BACKS GREGORY PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BISHOPS PLAN AG HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SD RANCHER FINED {dollar}500,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MARY MCELDOWNEY NAMED TO RIGHTS POST,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE ASKS LOAN POLICY ACTION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LAKE REFILLED BY JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER CLEARS WAY FOR PORTER,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER CLEARS WAY FOR PORTER,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
WELFARE OFFICIALS WILL APPEAL FINE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RESEARCHER OFFERS TO TAKE VAN VACTOR'S PLACE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RESEARCHER OFFERS TO TAKE VAN VACTOR'S PLACE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ESCAPEES CAPTURED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
THE POISON INF CTR SHOW UP OTHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LEGISLATURE REVIEWS MIXED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
HOG MARKETING INCREASES CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
NEW WHEAT VARIETY TAKES SEVEN YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
FAMILY FARMS GROWING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
TWO HONORED FOR YOUTHS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
TWO HONORED FOR YOUTHS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
'TENDER-LEAN' BEEF TO MARKET SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*GLENN SCHRADER PRESIDES OVER REVOLUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
TOXAPHENE MAY CAUSE CANCER,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
SD FMHA COMMITTEES SET UP,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1979, sect.N, p.14, col.2"
PRESSLER BACKS REAGAN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY LOOKING FOR GAS MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ROAD MONEY FROZEN BY INFLATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"GOLFING, DAKTOA DOME STYLE, A BIG HIT","Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR REJECTS BELL DEBATE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR REJECTS BELL DEBATE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR REJECTS BELL DEBATE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNDERDOG SENATE CANDIDATES CALL FOR DEBATES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS DISCOVER PRESSLER HAS A PRICE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE COUNTRY CRAFT FESTIVAL AT THE COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FISCHBACH RELUCTANTLY QUITS BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FISCHBACH RELUCTANTLY QUITS BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AGAINST ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEFENDS MCGOVERN (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTES WICK'S ANALYSIS OF BONDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FOR 'FREE CHOICE' IN JOINING LIST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FOR 'FREE CHOICE' IN JOINING LIST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE RAIL VENTURE A GREAT LEAP BACK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ANSWERS CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
YANKTON MAN KILLED ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUSINESS ACADEMY TO OPEN IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CENSUS ADS DON'T APPLY TO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHAMBER TO FIGHT DAKOTA PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHAMBER TO FIGHT DAKOTA PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HAM TO ANNOUNCE FOR ABDNOR SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATTLEMEN WANT SOME WORKERS FIRED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHUMAKER ASKS OAHE END,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON PARENTS APPEAL SCHOOL CLOSING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHUMAKER ASKS OAHE END,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOLK WON'T RUN FOR DASCHLE'S SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BRAITHWAITE RESIGNATION ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOST PROFITS FROM LISTS GOES TO PROMOTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOST PROFITS FROM LISTS GOES TO PROMOTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BRAITHWAITE RESIGNATION ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLEAS IN DRUG TRIAL CHANGED TO GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*SUTTON NEARS DECISION ON 2ND DISTRICT RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SUTTON NEARS DECISION ON 2ND DISTRICT RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GIRL'S FUTURE EDUCATION IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
GIRL'S FUTURE EDUCATION IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
REIMBURSEMENT PLAN IN SCRAP SALE SCANDAL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
REIMBURSEMENT PLAN IN SCRAP SALE SCANDAL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
THE GRAND JURY'S REPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
THE GRAND JURY'S REPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*HURON HIGH TIGER FANS WATCH THEIR TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT PLAN OPPOSITION GROWS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE PASQUEFLOWER--SPRING'S SUBTLE SIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MITCHELL GRANDPARENTS SEARCHING FOR 2 MISSING BOYS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FIRE DESTROYED JOHN WINGERT HOME AT 3208 N 8TH AVE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRANKENFELD--DRIVER WHO EXPLORES ALL EXITS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRANKENFELD--DRIVER WHO EXPLORES ALL EXITS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY OK'S MCKENNAN EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FOR SOME, GOLD AND SILVER SPELL SURVIVAL","Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRIVATE-INTEREST LID LIFTED BY NEW LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PRIVATE-INTEREST LID LIFTED BY NEW LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW LEAVES SD ON TRIP TO VENEZUELA,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
REDISTRICTING HANDLED WELL (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HAPPY STATE OF MIND,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FINE'S OPINION ON RAPE CASE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATOR CRITICIZES COLLEAGUES' DRINKING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATOR CRITICIZES COLLEAGUES' DRINKING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HAPPY STATE OF MIND,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FINE'S OPINION ON RAPE CASE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS MAY BLAME SELVES FOR CITY HALL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PUC PRAISED FOR MANDAN MEETINGS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
TIME RUNNING OUT TO FILE REPORTS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
POSSIBLE CREDIT CARD SCAM PROBED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CUTWORMS POSSIBLE-WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GENEALOGIST'S WORKSHOP SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SHOOTER'S TEAM TO BE SELECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
USD JAZZ CONCERT SET,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
USD JAZZ CONCERT SET,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CANDIDATE QUESTIONS 5 PERCENT CUT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
RAPID POSSIBLE 'ENERGY HUB',"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
HOT SPRINGS MAN KILLED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ORMAN DAM HYDROPOWER EVALUATED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
5-YEAR-OLD SAVED BY RC TRACK TEAM-COLORADO,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW--NO WAY TO PLAN FOR DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW--NO WAY TO PLAN FOR DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SD LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS AS OF 1982,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*HURON ROLLS TO 'A' TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUNNERS HAVE LOWER RISK OF HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SECRETIVE CATS INHABIT SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*CITY BOWLING ASSOCIATION KEEPS KUHLMEIER BUSY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*CITY BOWLING ASSOCIATION KEEPS KUHLMEIER BUSY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*FAMILY REUNITED AFTER 40 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM GETS SENIORS BACK IN JOB MARKET,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY REUNITED AFTER 40 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM GETS SENIORS BACK IN JOB MARKET,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MARY NASSER--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*UNEVEN DISTRIBUTION CAUSES FOOD SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*UNEVEN DISTRIBUTION CAUSES FOOD SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MINE GIVES BLACK HILLS POWER MARKET APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*UNEVEN DISTRIBUTION CAUSES FOOD SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"SF BUSINESS RECLAIMS, REFINES AND REMINTS SILVER","Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MINE GIVES BLACK HILLS POWER MARKET APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MINE GIVES BLACK HILLS POWER MARKET APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"SF BUSINESS RECLAIMS, REFINES AND REMINTS SILVER","Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN THE FIRST HALF OF MARCH,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESS NOTES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*CHANGES FOR JOB SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*STARTING OUT IN LIFE INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*STARTING OUT IN LIFE INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*CHANGES FOR JOB SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1981, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*SF HORSE RACING TOWARD DERBY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHARP TURN AT NEB SAVED SF FROM SNOW,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FOR THESE TWO, IT'S A HEALTHY ADDICTION","Argus LeaderMar 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1982 SOUTH DAKOTA RACE SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY TO FIND NEW HOME FOR MOLDY DOCUMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*YOUTH REPRESENTATIVES PICK THE MINDS OF SD LEADERS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
1981 TRIPS--COST MORE THAN EVER BEFORE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX COMPLIANCE GAP SHOULD BE REDUCED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIT-RUN DEATH OF DOG DISTRESSES FARM FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NASA'S VALUE TO THE NATION IS BEING OVERLOOKED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WHAT GOOD IS A 'SEXY SENATOR' (SHREINER),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LIKED 'NUKES' ARTICLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"VALUE OF INCUMBENCY DILUTED, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATES FOR SANBORN SHERIFF AT ODDS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FIRM DOESN'T EXPECT '82 RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE TO DECIDE SOON ABOUT NEW TRIAL--RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*COURT RELEASES BATTERED DALE FROM CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN CHARGED WITH VANDALISM SPREE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*AREA MUSICIANS MAKE MUSIC WITH SF MUNICIPAL BAND,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*ONE-THIRD OF PREGNANT WOMEN SMOKE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*SDSU STUDENT PRESIDENT ELECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*WILLIAMSON NEW ADJUTANT GENERAL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
GIRL SCOUTS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
STATE-BORDER INVISIBLE TO COACH OF STATE-TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SMED HEADS ALL-STATE COLLEGE TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY LIBRARY'S PLAN TO ATTRACT YOUNG READERS WORKS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW VETOES BILL ON SUBPOENA OF RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER--DISMISS FORGERY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIK PROGRAM CUTS TEEN'S SUMMER CORN DETASSELING JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5 BUILDING PROJECTS OK'D,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUTOMOBILE LINE UP,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ARTESIANS HAVE FILL OF OLYMPIA BEER COMMERCIALS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CANDIDATES DIVIDED ABOUT HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE--BLAIR NOT FORCED TO TALK,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SHOOTING SUSPECT SAYS HE'S MENTALLY ILL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FED EMPLOYEES AID MANY CHARITABLE GROUPS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LITTER FIGHT PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE DID DALE A FAVOR (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT TOURNEYS SHOW (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOWS CORPORATION TAX BREAK CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SPRINGERS WOUNDED KNEE STORY PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TOO MANY COMMISSION CANDIDATES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ROCK'N'ROLL SUBVERSION LETTER DRAWS CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ONE-CAR ACCIDENT KILLS LENNOX MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"16 SHARE {dollar}113,600 IN SCHOLARSHIPS","Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY WILL BUY FIRE STATION LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REUTTER COCAINE CASE GOES TO JURY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BERGELAND CENTER'S ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PIANIST WILL BE SYMPHONY GUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE FOR CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
USA TEEN MISS CONTESTANTS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HERITAGE WORKSHOP IS APRIL 14,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
PROGRAM WILL HELP FEED THE HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
HUMAN BRAIN IS MUSEUM TOPIC,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
"PROGRAM ABOUT DOLLS, DOLL HOUSES","Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*MAYORAL RACE HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ATKINS TO SEEK REPUBLICAN STATE SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESSMEN WANT ASPHALT FOR AVENUE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY FINDS MAN GUILTY ON CHARGE OF THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STRIP MALL DEVELOPERS ARE BUYING TRAILER PARK,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ENLIGHTENMENT ON I-29,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DAKOTA STATE WILL CONTINUE TEACHER TRAINING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEBRASKANS RUNNING TO BUY SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FAREWELL TO REMEMBERING ONLY 5 DIGITS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SNOWCOVER'S GOOD SOIL TURN (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATION CAN'T AFFORD 4 MORE YEARS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DOWNTOWN MALL TRAFFIC CAN BE RESTORED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRESSLER WANTS RELIGIOUS ACCESS TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WARDEN--BEGIN EARLY RELEASES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CITY TEACHERS' UNION CHEIF RUNNING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
BROOKINGS PHONE COMPANY GETS LOAN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DESMET SENATOR WILL SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ETHAN HURRIES TO FINISH WORK ON NEW WELL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LINCOLN-UNION SETS ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PETERSON CONSIDERS ANOTHER SENATOR BID,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FEE DISPUTE DELAYS YELLOW THUNDER CAMP,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LIMIT PROBE IN SDSU DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RISE OF THE BIG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EX-RIVALS NOW GO TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CAR COLUMN BRIGHTENS DAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY MANAGER BEST OPTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEMOCRATS MUST HELP SOLVE BUDGET PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO ONE DESERVES SPECIAL PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUPPORT ARMS REDUCTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
INFLATION DESTROYING US (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEPARTMENT CUTTING ACCESS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SNOWPLOWING HAS IMPROVED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WORDS ARE WORTH REPEATING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BLUES KING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX EMPIRE SPORTSMEN'S SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CORE-REQUIREMENT PLAN FLUNKS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROUNDUP NEARS IN COURT'S CATTLE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF KEEPS ITS NOSE CLEAN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLOODED FIELDS FRUSTRATE INSURERS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HIGH TECH WILL DICTATE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT TICKET SALES JUMP,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DON'T BOTHER TO TREAT FIRST-YEAR CORN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRASS-ROOTS GROUPS DEFEND RURAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON PLANS TO ANNOUNCE RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER OPPOSES AG DEPARTMENT NOMINEE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER BOARD PROVIDES NEW DISTRICT WITH LOAN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MEMBERS ARE STRIKING, NOT VANDALIZING","Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SKIMPY SALES GROWTH POSTED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DASCHLE URGES DOLE TO HURRY ON FARM LOANS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINNESOTA FIRM GETS CONTRACT TO RAISE DAM,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN INDICTED FOR TRAFFIC FATALITY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS HUD OFFICE WILL NOT CLOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE GOOSEMOBILE BACK ON THE ROAD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SAUER, SDSU OFFICIAL SCORER FOR 38 YEARS","Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARM WOES REAP SLIM SYMPATHY HARVEST,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
REAGAN WILL BACK CROP PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1985, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*THOUSANDS OF YOUNG PLAYERS DESCEND ON CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS REVERSE THEMSELVES ON ALCOHOL BAN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL WOMAN SPELLS LONG SUCCESS FOR CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ARTIST LEAVES BIG IMPRESSIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HOLY WEEK HONORS CHRIST'S PASSION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
YWCA THANKS SERTOMA CLUBS FOR SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CUTTING SOVIET UN DELEGATION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW TOURNEY SYSTEM DESERVES FAIR CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SHOWDOWN TIME FOR BOYS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROBLEMS FOLLOW 3-CLASS SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HERSETH ATTACKS JANKLOW FOR ARIZONA NUCLEAR PACT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TEMPERATURES FORECAST TO SPRING INTO THE 50'S,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KUNSTLER TO ARGUE REUTTER RIGHTS CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NATIVE BLASTS REAGAN POSITION ON NICARAGUA,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RAIL REPAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HUMPHREY PRAISES MINNESOTA FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GRAND JURY HANDS UP INDICTMENTS AGAINST 6,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT AGAINST HEALTH SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS WANT REPORT ON DAKOTADOME INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KNEIP OPPOSES INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
INDIAN SCHOOL TO STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*REACHING FOR VICTORY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THERE'S GOLD IN THOSE BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-SD TRACK OWNER SAVES ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LOTTERY, 65 SPEED LIMIT","Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
A FAIRLY PRODUCTIVE YEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*DRIVING 55 REALLY DOES SAVE LIVES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*HIGHER SPEED LIMIT, STATE'S RIGHT","Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"MARY, JOSEPH CARTOON INSULTING TO READERS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GROUP OWES START TO MAN WHO BELIEVED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*BROOKINGS TOPS EAGLES TO WIN 'AA',"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD PLAYER DOES JOB FOR CREIGHTON,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BUSINESS EXCELLENCE AWARDS WILL BE GIVEN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON STUDENT GETS NATIONAL FARM POST,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IRS URGES TAXPAYERS TO SPEED UP FILING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 INSURANCE FIRMS BARRED FROM STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BATTLE OVER GOLD AS OLD AS THE HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*49TH STREET LURES MOST DEVELOPERS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPECULATION ENDS AND BEGINS AGAIN IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COUPLES NEED TO TAKE TIME TO TALK,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BETTY BJORKMAN'S CENTENNIAL WITH FOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CALIFORNIA NOTE FLOATS TO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR HOPEFUL WITHDRAWS NAME,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*EBULLIENT IS THE WORD FOR CONTEST'S BEST,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*SINTE GLESKA OF SUCCESS, SELF-RELIANCE","Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
IT'S STILL WINTER IN WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
JAYCEE PRESIDENT TOURS STATE TOWNS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"SD HIGH ON ENERGY, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
JOHNSON--FARM ACT UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
*ANNUAL AVERAGE UNEMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1987, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
*OUT ON A LIMB,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY SUPPORTS COMMUNITY CENTER--SURVEY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTER SUSPENDED FOR DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOUNDED KNEE SUIT IS FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SUPER SPELLER,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
COURT--WHETHER NORTH IS GUILTY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEED CHEAPER CITY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET COUNTY BUY HOMES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SKIP THE GORY DETAILS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*VIKINGS, BAKER HOPE TO REGAIN TITLE FORM","Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*SWANN, BECKSTRAND ALL-NCC","Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ELECTRIC PROBLEMS TAKE KDLT OFF AIR,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED IN DEATH OF SON,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRO-LIFE GROUP TO SHOW TWO VIDEOS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"REPAIR ON CLEVELAND AFFECTS TRAFFIC, BUSES","Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROE CASE LAWYER TO SPEAK FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRUSTY CAPTURED AFTER FURLOUGH,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC TO MAKE CALLS ON REGULATION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD ECONOMY AD IRKS OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THEATER COMPLEX WINS LAND-USE PERMIT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WIFE'S DEATH SPURS DONATION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BOARD QUIET ON FIRING OF PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL UNION FILES COMPLAINT ABOUT RECALL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIRE IN VEHICLE BLAMED FOR GRASS FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOE FOSS SENIOR SQUADRON WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED ON ATTEMPTED RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE DEMOCRATS PICK NEW PARTY LEADERS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN LEGISLATOR WON'T RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS MURDER CONVICTION REVERSED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MOVES UTILITY POLES FOR 26TH ST WIDENING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*ABORTION RATE DECLINING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*AIRPORT TO GET NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-MAYORS ON LIST OF 6 TO REPLACE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EXPELLED HUTTERITES NEED APPROVAL TO VISIT COLONY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MIDWEST COAST BUYOUT--JUDGE AWARDS BID,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW CHEATING HISTORY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LOTTO STILL NOTABLY ABSENT FROM LINEUP (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*A WORLD WITHOUT PETROLEUM,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DASCHLE PROTECTS VET'S RIGHT TO SMOKE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*FORMER CHEF ADDS FRESH TOUCH TO CLASSES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS COUNCIL INCREASES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IPSWICH HOSPITAL REOPENS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN RAPE OF GIRL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF RAPING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEXAS MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DETECTIVE'S MESSAGE PACKS A WALLOP,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON STILL UNDECIDED ON POSSIBLE SENATE BID,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ND LAWMAKERS KILL NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESERVATION BATTLING ITS ALCOHOL PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL MENTAL HEALTH ORGANIZATION EYES SITE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY OPENS BIDS TO RENOVATE OLD JAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EX-STATE OFFICER DAZZLES CHILDREN WITH PAST,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EISNACH JOINS STATE CORPORATION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ENROLLMENTS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ODNEY WAS A SUCCESS AS COACH,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SIC MEET MARKS FIRST COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS TO PLANT MORE CORN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
*FARMER LEAVES HOGS FOR PEACE CORPS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SMITH GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL'S PLAN TO CUT INJURIES--INDUSTRY LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MORRELL-UNION ACCORD PROMISING (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WIVES OF FARMERS GET POOR USDA TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MEMBERS WEREN'T POLLED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*MAN WORKS FACE TO FACE WITH THE PAST,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCIENCE OLYMPIAD CONTEST ENTRY--EDUCATIONAL TOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ATTEMPTED-RAPE REPORT WAS FALSE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARTFORD FIREFIGHTERS MOVE LEAKING TANK,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON PLANS TO ANNOUNCE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNER SEEKS 3RD HOUSE TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER CALLS POSTAL INCREASE UNACCEPTABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SELECTED AS PRESSLER'S INTERN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}400,000 RESERVE REQUIRED FOR LOTTO","Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NO MAGIC WAND,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CENTER WANTS SCHOOL AREAS PROTECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT ASKED TO LIFT MEDIA MANSION RESTRICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EGAN SCHOOL OFFICIAL QUITS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SPORTS BETTING NOT DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STAGGERS ENTERS RACE FOR CITY SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AGENCY QUESTIONING WATERTOWN SPORTS BIAS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL GRASS FIRE EATS UP MILE STRIP,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MONEY REQUESTED TO COMPLETE SDSU LAB,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DELMONT STILL CONSIDERS CONSOLIDATION PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SHERIFF INVESTIGATES VIDEO LOTTERY BREAK-INS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FMHA APPROVES LOAN FOR WASTEWATER POND,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HIGHWAY 115 REPAIRS EXPECTED BY YEAR'S END,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GARRETSON VOTES TO JOIN RURAL WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
JUDGE TURNS DOWN NEW TRIAL IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WOMAN DIES IN WRECK NEAR RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"CITY, COUNTY TO MEET ON GROWTH PLANS","Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
ETHANOL USE RISES 20 PERCENT IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*USDA LAUDS FOOD SENT TO RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SD READY FOR HOPPERS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*INJURY COULD BE COSTLY TO JACKSON JUNKIE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOBO DAY WILL STAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEBATE SHOULD NOT BE CASUALTY OF WAR (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*VAST ARRAY OF NON-FOOD PRODUCTS IN 1990'S,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LAWMAKERS PUT PARTY AHEAD OF STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MEDIA SHOULD CONSIDER FAMILIES' FEELINGS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BATTLEFIELD RIBBONS POINT TO FAKE SCENE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
KNOW WHOSE MUSIC YOU'RE MARCHING TO (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LEADERS SHOULDN'T MESS WITH PATRIOTISM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FACES NEW SET OF CHALLLENGES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD DANCES WITH 'WOLVES' FAME,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SHOW WORK AT BENEFIT AND AUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MAN ARRESTED, CHARGED WITH HITTING OFFICER","Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PART-TIME ENROLLMENT AT SFC UP 4 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT TO GO ON TRIAL IN JULY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIOLATED RULES IN MINING DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WITNESS ENTERS NOT-GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A FOOD-BEARING HANDOUT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KAREN MUENSTER WON'T RUN FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MISSED BID FOR FUNDING MAY HURT TRANSIT PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS THREATEN TO PUNISH BLACK HILLS STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBE CHAIRMAN GIVEN TIME TO HIRE LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LONETREE PETITION PICKS UP SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ORDERS NEW TRIAL IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY APPROVES ANNEXING 94 ACRES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GUARD KEEPS BUSY HAULING SUPPLIES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STUDENTS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DISTRICTS FILE LAWSUIT AGAINST STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FISHERMAN FINDS ABANDONED SAFE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"BURKE SERVICE STATION, VEHICLE DESTROYED","Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*FANS STAY WITH FORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*CARTOONIST DRAWS GRATIFICATION FROM WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
ANNOUNCES 48 PERCENT RISE IN EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
PUB WILL EXPAND WITH STEAKHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
*HARRINGTON RECALLED A 'UPBEAT',"Argus LeaderMar 22 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
*DISFIGURING ACCIDENT WAS THE BEGINNING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FUTURE OF WHS ADRIFT IN HESITATION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATED LEARNING WAS BATTLE FROM THE BEGINNING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOMB THREAT STOPS 'AA' FINAL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*RECOVERY IS A LONG ROAD, VICTIM SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*TEEN LIVES WITH FRUSTRATION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MEDICAL BOARD PURPOSELESS (PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOCIAL AGENDA SHORT-CHANGED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC BROADCASTING AIMS FOR BALANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CHOICE ACT WILL GO BEYOND ROE V WADE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CORSON RESIDENTS SHOULD ASK FOR MINING STUDY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
KERREY VAGUE ON ISSUES OF RETURNING HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD ACTION WILL HAVE POSITIVE ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
TICKETS HANDED OUT DESPITE SNOW PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*ANGER ON MISSION BECOMES CARING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
"*SUTHERLAND, ARROWS LIVE ON THE EDGE","Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'92 BASKETBALL BOUNTY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY BOWLER GEARS UP FOR US OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*TRAVELLING INTO RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
GLOBAL DATA OFFICE TO BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO STUDY SD VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS WALK EVENT APRIL 5,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE-AREA FARMER NAMED WHEAT OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*STORE IS GONE, BUT MEMORIES REMAIN","Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE NEARS 5-YEAR ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
STRICTER BLOOD ALCOHOL LIMITS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
STATE DUI STATISTICS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
SD ARTISTS GET FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
BELLE FOURCHE SCHOOL BOARD GETS PETITION COPIES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON TO HOLD TOWN HALL MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
2 BROTHERS GIVEN PRISON TERMS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
BROHM PLANS WASTE RECLAMATION THIS FALL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
GOVERNOR SIGNS BUDGET BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
REDFIELD FACES CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
TEST MARKETING ENDS FOR DAKOTA CIGARETTES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
LONEMAN ELEMENTARY CHANGES CAUSE CONCERN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
VICTIM'S MOTHER SAYS SENTENCE TOO LIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
"*LEGISLATURE INPUT OFTEN TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE","Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*BOXERS JOCKEY FOR POSITION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*SPRING BURIED UNDER 11 INCHES OF SNOW,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*1 KILLED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OPENING OF HURON POSTAL CENTER STILL UNDER REVIEW,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBE'S TV STATION ENERGIZES YOUTH,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LETTER SPURS HOPE FOR BUDGET SOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*COUNTY'S MOST PRESSING NEED IS MORE ROOM FOR COURTS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*LOCAL GOVERNMENTS CAN WORK TOGETHER TO SAVE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PANAMA TRIP WASTED TAXPAYERS' MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RESTAURANT MAGAZINE IS HARDLY FILLING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GAME WARDEN APPLIES JUSTICE UNEQUALLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ABORTION RESTRICTIONS WILL SAVE LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
FEDERAL RESERVE ACT KEEPS COUNTRY IN DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
KILLING OF UNBORN HAS GOT TO STOP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
INEQUITIES EXIST IN VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
GAMBLING OPPONENTS ARE HURTING STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
CUSTER BOND ISSUE GOING TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GERMANS FROM RUSSIA TO MEET IN DELMONT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RC WOMAN GETS BUSINESS HONORS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU HOME EC DEAN TAKES JOB IN ND,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MISSING MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPAWNING PROJECTIONS GOOD FOR LAKE OAHE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAW IS CUTLER FAMILY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PHARMACY SWALLOWS BITTER PILL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP BLOCKS NEW AMBULANCE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE HURT IN SCUFFLE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ETHICS ISSUES DIDN'T FARE WELL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COSTNER MAY BRING FILM PROJECT TO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HARRINGTON LECTURE TONIGHT AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ABOUT ENERGY NEEDS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RUSSIAN REFORM TOPIC OF DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SEX HARASSMENT TOPIC OF WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUPLE LIVING DOUBLE LIFE FEARED DISCOVERY ON SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWYER'S REMARKS NONSENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*A GOLFER'S NIGHTMARE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*INHERITANCE TAX STARTS AT {dollar}30,000","Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MCILRAVY RISES TO IOWA WRESTLING STARDOM,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REELING SKYFORCE STUMBLE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER SHARES 2ND IN PING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CRAZY MARCH BONDS FAMILY AROUND THE TV,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YAC PROFILE: LUCAS HILDEBRAND OF BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YAC PROFILE: LUCAS HILDEBRAND OF BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HEAD START ON COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH FIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*HIGH FIVE COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
VARIETY OF COLLEGE PROGRAMS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SYMPHONY HITS FINE MOMENTS IN CONCERT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*HOW TO SCRAPE BY ON {dollar}12 A DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER PROGRAM LOSES ITS ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY TO PURCHASE LIMELITE FOR {dollar}375,600","Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL PACKAGE NOT OUT OF LINE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*HELP PARENTS DECIDE WHAT CHILDREN SEE ON TV,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CORPORATION HANDOUTS REALLY SHOULD STOP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
'LOADED GUN'S' EGO IS WAY TO FAT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STUDENT LOAN COMPANY WINS HIGH PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WHITEWATER HEARINGS NEEDED TO CLEAR AIR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
WE NEED TO LOOK AHEAD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ORE TAX CHANGES A FOOLISH MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SKYLINE HEIGHTS ISN'T A QUIET SPOT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
LAWMAKERS WASTE TAXES ON WHITEWATER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
SEVERAL FACTORS BEHIND FORECASTS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MILLER, KIRBY TO MEET WITH LOCAL OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAD WHO SOLD DRUGS GOING TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED IN RAPE OF ACQUAINTANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROPERTY-TAX CAP NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TENNIS TIME RETURNS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN GIVEN PROBATION IN BOMB CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HARTFORD TO HAVE GROCERY STORE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHARGED WITH SUPPLYING DRUGS SOLD TO TEENS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CHECK LIMIT ISN'T FAIR, CASINO SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
INMATE HAD TROUBLE BEFORE--SISTER,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEPUTY INVESTIGATED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD BUSINESSWOMAN MEETING WITH CLINTON,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEEN'S AIDS SUIT MOVED TO ILLINOIS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HAZELTINE JOINS LEADERSHIP COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON PROPERTY RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CANTON BREAKS NEW GROUND WITH RECYCLING CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRIBES SHOULD BACK CLINTON REFORMS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GAMING BOSS RESIGNS FROM STATE POST,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
BUSINESS WEEK RATES NORTH SIOUX CITY COMPANY 527TH,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CONSIDERS SALE OF RURAL SERVICE AREAS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LAWMAKER CRITICIZES MORRELL AID,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*NATIONAL ANTHEM BEGINS GAMES ON A BAD NOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COYOTES READY TO RUN,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOING HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*HUNTERS CAN LIVE WITH WAITING PERIOD, BUT ...","Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AUGUSTANA DOMINATES AT CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ELITE EIGHT TEAM PROFILES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
"FBI TAILS GIRLFRIEND, BUDDIES TO FIND STEELE","Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WOLVES MAKING COMEBACK IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FISHERMEN RESCUE MAN FROM FRIGID RIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA 1 TO PURSUE BIGGER CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"LAWMAKERS FUND PRISON PLAN, FALL SHORT ON TAX RELIEF","Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKER PLAYS IT SAFE AFTER LATE SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*LONG DAY AT THE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKERS REFUSE TO LIMIT TUITION AT STATE COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"DOGS, COYOTES, WOLVES GETTING BOLDER ON FARMS","Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LET MEDICAL TAX REST IN PEACE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MORE PUBLIC COMMENT HELPS SCHOOL DISTRICT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*FRENZY TO RAISE TAXES DIDN'T GET MEDIA ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL IS NOT A BRIGHT IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
TIME FOR POST OFFICE TO TARGET JUNK MAIL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
A PURSE SNATCHER CAN DISRUPT YOUR WHOLE LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
BALANCING THE BUDGET MUST BE TOP PRIORITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
MORRELL CASE SHOWS WHY WE NEED HEALTH REFORM,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"JUDGING BY HIS FOES, DASCHLE QUITE A SAINT (L)","Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
CATHOLIC CHURCH ISN'T INIMICAL TO WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
PRESSLER DOING ENOUGH TO FUEL LETTER WRITING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
IT ISN'T RIGHT TO SAY IMMIGRANTS ARE DISLIKED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
MINNESOTA LEADERS CORRECT IN STANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
AGING PROCESS REALLY CHANGES SENATOR; JUST ASK TOM,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SALMON FETTUCCINE DISH WINS CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FRIEDAN WILL SPEAK MONDAY AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*ND NATIVE IMPORTS YEAST FOR HER CINNAMON ROLLS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN ARE FOCUS OF CONSUMER PROGRAM ON FINANCES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*THERE'S NOTHING WATERED-DOWN ABOUT BURGERS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*USD COACH QUITS AFTER 7-20 YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SKYFORCE FADE IN FOURTH, LOSE TO OKLAHOMA CITY","Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRUCK DRIVER HURT IN ESTELLINE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SENTENCING DELAYED IN KIDNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BISHOP TO MOVE TO MINN. IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ASPHALT RECYCLING GETS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"ADMINISTRATOR LEAVES JOB FOR FAMILY, PUBLIC SERVICE","Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TAKING A HOSPITAL'S PULSE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
WORK ON EAST 10TH BADLY PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TRIO OF SHOPLIFTERS FACES 6 YEARS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*COLTON POLICE QUESTION SUSPECTS IN BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SINAI WOMAN'S TRIAL ENTERS SECOND DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ANONYMOUS DONOR GIVES STOCK TO CITY OF MADISON,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CHAIN STORE TO OPEN OUTLET IN CITY MALL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"FILM, ART, TALKS PART OF SPECIAL WEEK","Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FLANDREAU DRIVER WHO STRUCK CYCLIST FACES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STALKER OF DAUGHTER TO APPEAR IN COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LAKE JURY FINDS MAN INNOCENT OF ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COURT DATE RESET IN HIT-AND-RUN CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*IN-LINE SKATING OK'D FOR AUDITORIUM,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CONVICTED RAPIST FACES {dollar}3.5 MILLION SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*USD PRESIDENT ASHER TO INTERVIEW AT LOUISVILLE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*PREGNANCY AND BIRTH IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
YANKTON SHERIFF CONTINUES PROBE INTO SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
COUNTY EMPLOYEE INDICTED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
TWO MEN PLEAD GUILTY TO FALSE DOCUMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
INSPIRATION HILLS AUXILIARY PLANS SPRING MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
CONVICTED KILLER SEEKS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SDSU'S WOMEN'S WEEK TO OFFER 58 CLASSES,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SUES LIVESTOCK YARD FOR INJURIES IN BULL RAMPAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*DAFFODILS AND DINNER,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*FIRM TO EXPAND AT NASH FINCH SITE,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
WILL OPEN PLANT IN WISCONSIN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
SHOE COMPANY PLANNING NEW STORE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 22 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
*SHE'S JUST A PUSSYCAT-RON HOLIDAY WITH HIS LEOPARD,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*GAS STATION HIT BY 'BIG BOOM',"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GAS STATION HIT BY 'BIG BOOM',"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CUTTING THE RISK AT DAKOTA DOME,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*HANDICAPPED YOUTH KEEPS THE BEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCKENNAN BALL PROCEEDS TO BUY DIAGNOSTIC MACHINES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONEY MAIN ISSUE IN MAYOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKUNK CREEK OVERFLOWS-FLOODING SERIOUS TO SOUTH,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONEY MAIN ISSUE IN MAYOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS CANDIDATES MISS DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"OLD GAS STATIONS IN CITY HAZARDOUS, FIRE OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*CHERYL JUNCK OF ROWENA, MRS. SD OF 1979","Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CRASH INJURES FIVE FROM HUMBOLDT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW DOESN'T CONSIDER CHALLENGE A SERIOUS THREAT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HANSEN-SOUTHERN OAHE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW DOESN'T CONSIDER CHALLENGE A SERIOUS THREAT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HANSEN-SOUTHERN OAHE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-LAND AGENT CRITICIZES LOW SCHOOL LAND LEASE RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICE PREPARES FOR ARBOR DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE TO VISIT COMMUNITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DANCE FOR DYSTROPHY MARCH 30,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FLAX PRODUCTION DROPS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SKULL STILL UNIDENTIFIED-HILL CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DANCE FOR DYSTROPHY MARCH 30,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MISS USD COMPETITORS NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS FACE NO-WIN PLANTING CHOICE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HUSBANDS' GAMBLING HURTING WIVES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW READY TO BE THE 'HEAVY',"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW READY TO BE THE 'HEAVY',"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HARTFORD BALLET OFFERS WELL-ROUNDED PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STYLISH CHAPS GO TO SEED (CAPS),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOUNTAINS INSPIRE SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOUNTAINS INSPIRE SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STYLISH CHAPS GO TO SEED (CAPS),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KATHRYN KLEINSASSER-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"HURON JUST WANTED ONE MORE WIN, GOT MORE","Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HURON JUST WANTED ONE MORE WIN, GOT MORE","Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTA ARBOR GROUP GETS ARBOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LETTERS ON STEEL SHOT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
INCREASED PAYMENTS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
REPUBLIC ACQUIRES HUGHES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*HOG PRICES TAKE A TUMBLE AND KEEP FALLING,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
FOOD PRICES FREEZE A PSYCHOLOGICAL BOOST,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
OZARK PLANES DIRECT MIAMI FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*NEW RACQUET CLUB TO OPEN APRIL 11,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*NORTHWESTERN CHANGES STAFF,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
ACCIDENTAL DEATHS ON FARMS DECREASING,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
*GUN GATHERING,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GUN GATHERING,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REGENTS' CHAIRWOMAN TO ENTER LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EAST RIVER ELECTRIC POWERLINE FOES UNDETERRED,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
LARGE TRACTORS MAY SAVE FUEL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SCHUMAKER PANS GUN REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
EXCELLENT REPORT ON SCHOOL REPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"WANTED-23,000 SD VOLUNTEERS","Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
POT PLANE PILOT DIDN'T FILE FLIGHT PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PAIR ACCUSED IN STRING OF BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN IN 2ND DISTRICT RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ALCOHOL FUEL REPORTS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN IN 2ND DISTRICT RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
UNION CARBIDE CORP PLANS BLACK HILLS EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*KITE FLYING ISN'T AS SHE REMEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMMUNITY THEATER ANNOUNCES PLAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*CLAPP, FREDRICKS STILL GEAR UP FOR TRI-STATE","Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CLAPP, FREDRICKS STILL GEAR UP FOR TRI-STATE","Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CLAPP, FREDRICKS STILL GEAR UP FOR TRI-STATE","Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CLAPP, FREDRICKS STILL GEAR UP FOR TRI-STATE","Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PARKS, WILDLIFE PROGRAM TO FEEL BUDGET CUTS","Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON VALLEY HS TRACK COACH LYLE CLAUSSEN BREAKS T,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BONDS AND TAX BREAKS FUEL ELECTION FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BONDS AND TAX BREAKS FUEL ELECTION FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BONDS AND TAX BREAKS FUEL ELECTION FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION RESPONSIBLE FOR GOLD TOWNS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS STUDY GOLD PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MCGOVERN--EVANGELICALS THREATEN POLITICS, RELIGION","Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BONDS AND TAX BREAKS FUEL ELECTION FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION RESPONSIBLE FOR GOLD TOWNS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX VALLEY CYCLE CLUB'S TRIALS COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
USEFUL REVIEW OF TAX BREAKS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USEFUL REVIEW OF TAX BREAKS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USEFUL REVIEW OF TAX BREAKS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USEFUL REVIEW OF TAX BREAKS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 DIE AFTER INHALING GAS FUMES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 ARRESTED IN SHOOTING DEATH INCIDENT-HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RUNNING SEMINAR SET FOR TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL APPLICATIONS OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TORNADO PREPAREDNESS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAJOR CROP PRODUCTION EXPECTED TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FORMER BIA CHIEF'S REINSTATEMENT SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REFUGE A JEWEL IN THE DESERT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FORMER BIA CHIEF'S REINSTATEMENT SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IOWA CARS TERRORIZED ON HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS GAS PRICES DROP,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*BIG-CITY COPS, SMALL-TIME TOWN","Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"TWO TO MISS--'THE AMATEUR,' AND 'PORKY'S'","Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ELECTRICAL COUNCIL MAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FORENSIC TOURNAMENT WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SOCIAL WORKERS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE TV PROGRAM WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FOP AUXILIARY SISTER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
JEFFERSON AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RECIEVES BUSH FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SEABEES AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*O'GORMAN NAMES NEW HEAD BASKETBALL COACH,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BOUNDARY CHANGES DESPITE OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN HOMELESS AGAIN AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHILD POISONING LIKELIEST AWAY FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OVERTAXATION WILL FORCE BOOKMAKERS OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPPRESSION HEARING IN SF STOCK FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"JAYCEES, JAYCETTES INSPIRE SD STUDENTS (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PIERRE GOVERNORS SHOW TEAMWORK, EXPERTISE (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT'S AT STAKE FOR INDIAN SCHOOL STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CLINT ROBERTS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CITY LABOR HEARINGS RESUME TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OLD RECORDS ON COUNTY AGENDA TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEN ARRAIGNED ON AERIAL HUNTING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PART OF RETIREMENT LAWSUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER OPPOSES CUT IN IMPACT AID,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD TEACHER'S SALARIES AMONG NATION'S LOWEST,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EDGEMONT CLEANUP PASSES SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GERKEN TO REVEAL PLANS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
IOWA TO TESTIFY AT APRIL ETSI HEARING,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"WALTER BURKE, PIERRE BANKER, DEAD","Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CITY RENEWS INSURANCE OFFICIAL'S CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SD DIRECTOR REJECTS TAX REFUND CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
10 TURNER COUNTY RESIDENTS RE-INDICTED,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
CONTRACT GIVES TEACHERS AVE 5 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SKATING PAST THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"DISCIPLINE, TRANSFER RULES COULD CHANGE","Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ADMINISTRATORS DEFEND BUILDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GRAIN PRICES PIKING UP,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MARY HART'S CAREER TOOK OFF IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRE-TEEN PAGEANT PICK'S FINALIST,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
"STUDENTS GO TO BOYS, GIRLS STATE","Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*IKEN ELECTED WOMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
"BURCHAM WINS {dollar}10,000 SCHOLARSHIP","Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
"TOP FARMER, HOMEMAKER NAMED","Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*FLOCK OF CANADA GEESE TAKE OFF FROM CAPITOL GROUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DISCUSS TAXES, CURRICULUM, WASHINGTON","Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEG OVERTURN VETO FOR COLLEGE BLDG,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SOIL EROSION DAMAGES 23,000 ACRES OF SD CROPLAND","Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"USED CAR, GAS TAX BATTLE SAVED FOR LAST DAY","Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW GETS COMPUTER PURCHASING BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PROJECT WILL FINISH BELTWAY AROUND SF,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS--WE WON'T BACK DOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
4 SF MEN ACCUSED OF ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CORBLY ARRESTED ON TRAFFIC WARRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ERA WOULD TRANSFER IMMENSE POWER TO FEDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROTEST TAKES STRANGE TURNS IN NATION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOCIOECONOMIC BACKGROUND MAIN FACTOR IN RACE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ANDERSON SAYS NO TO ERA JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY PAY RAISE BILL SENT TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW'S BUS PLAN GETS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS OK PARAPHERNALIA BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NELSON SAYS SCHOOL GROUP BACKS HER,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE SEARCH FOR SHOOTING SUSPECT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 GET PRISON TERMS FOR DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATES SOUND OFF ABOUT ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LAWMAKERS HONOR CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AILING INTEREST KILLS TOWN DOCTOR FAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL MAY BRING MORE GRANTS TO STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS TEACHERS OK CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HEATING BILL SUBSIDIES STILL AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHMECKFEST GALA STARTS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JURY SELECTION PROCEEDS SLOWLY IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SUPREME COURT RULES LAWYER MUST TESTIFY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MOVE TO OPEN COUNTY MEETINGS FAILS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*WARRIORS REPEAT TITLISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OAHE FISHING TOURNAMENT TO BE EARLIER,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*REUTTER GUILTY OF 3 CHARGES IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRI-STATE FEVER BOUNCES INTO SIOUX FALLS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*APRIL PAY TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
54 ARTISTS WILL EXHIBIT AT MALL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"COUNCIL GIVES {dollar}337,324 IN ARTS GRANTS","Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POOR TRANSLATION IN REJECTING A BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*CITY ADMINISTRATION IS TOO BIG,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A BIG JUMP ON PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR PRAISES HOUSE FOR OVERRIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DIESEL FUEL SPILLS, CONTAMINATES LAKE COVELL","Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAMINE EXPERIENCE PART OF PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUSINESS ON PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FUTURE OF EROS PROGRAM TO BE KNOWN SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
O'CONNOR--BLACKTOP PLAN IS ALBATROSS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TAXES ON MAYORAL CANDIDATES' MINDS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DAKOTA STATE COMPUTER MISSION TUNED IN,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WON'T STOP SIOUX FALLS PUBLIC RADIO,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FORCING FARMERS OFF LAND (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATUS QUO SYNDROME--UNFAIR REACTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE SHOULD BACK DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
AUGUSTANA BASKETBALL SENIORS THANKFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LAWMAKER WHO REPRESENTS STATE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
EDGEMONT VOTERS TO PUT ISSUE ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GETTYSBURG LIVESTOCK MARKET OPEN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HALF OF MEDICAL CLASS TO INTERN IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ARGUES THAT CREDIT GROUP OWES HIM,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY'S DAUGHTER GUILTY OF SHOPLIFT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC HEARING ON CHEMICAL WEED KILLING,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPUBLICANS WILL SELECT CONVENTION DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SINCLAIR SAYS HE HAS ENOUGH SIGNATURES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE CONTESTANT IN CHERRY BLOSSOM PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE CORRECTIONS BOARD TOURS CANTON,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO COLLEGE STUDENTS FACE GAME CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON MAN ENTERS GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE WITHHOLDS DECISON IN BINGO CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SIX CANDIDATES SEEK COUNTY SEATS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SHAKSTAD ELECTRIC SOLD TO LOCAL COUPLE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CITIZENS SHED SOME LIGHT ON SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CUNNINGHAM WILL ANNOUNCE SENATE INTENTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REGENTS TO MEET ON DAKOTA STATE CONVERSION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BLAIR FAMILY HELPS PAY OFF DEBT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*PAISLEY RUNNING FOR STATE SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*HAMLIN'S CARLSON TOPS YOUNGEST ALL-STAR,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*HOOPS QUITS TOP SDSU POST,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RIVER REACHES CREST,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STICKY FINGERS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FUND-RAISING EFFORT FISHY, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
KEEPS SPITTING FIRE AT CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JACKRABBITS ZIP INTO FINALS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*POET LARIATS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
COOKIE SALES ARE OFF TO GOOD START,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SERTOMA DONATION WAS GENEROUS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CITY SHOULD BE PROUD OF CHOIR,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY THANKS MEDIA,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
AUTHOR HAD TIME OF HIS LIFE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*FARMERS MUST ORGANIZE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AMERICANS ARE KEEPING THE TURNSTILES SPINNING (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SDSU BEATS MOUNT ST MARY'S,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUSY PENITENTIARY SPORTS FACILITY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING A RACQUET,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HIGHER SALARIES ARE WORTH BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}100,000 DREAM HOME","Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW PUTS DOWN SCISSORS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN'S DEMAND WAS EXTORTION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PARENTS MUST PAY CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT AWARDS WOMAN MONEY FOR MEDICAL CLAIM,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYERS SEEK TO COMBINE WINTERS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAP HELPS BICYCLISTS PLAN AN ENJOYABLE RIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SIOUX TRIBE OWNS LAKE ANDES BED, JUDGE SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRUCK REAR-ENDS SCHOOL BUS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 NEW DIRECTORS SELECTED FOR WATER BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO PHASE OUT FARM AT CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ADDED WORKERS TO HELP EASE LOAN BACKLOG,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PUBLIC MAY DECIDE ON CORPORATE FARMING,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WORKERS WANT TO CELEBRATE LIKE OTHER FOLKS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FIREFIGHTERS PULL MAN FORM HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR REFUSES TO DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ALL SAINTS WILL BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONTRA VOTE REFLECTS LESSON OF PHILIPPINES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PIZZA THIEF IS NOT AROUND TO HARM US (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"BE INFORMATIVE, NOT NEGATIVE (L)","Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SUPPORT LOCAL MUSIC EVENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
KEEP PROJECT COSTS IN MIND (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
THERE'S NOTHING GAY ABOUT IT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LET'S STAND UP TO THE BULLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
US SHOULDN'T FUND REVOLT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PENALTIES DON'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"PRESS GROUP MEETING NOT ALL WORK, NO PLAY","Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*DAKOTA CHRISTIAN, MITCHELL WIN","Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BIG SCHOOLS OR SMALL, BASKETBALL BEAT IS SAME","Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BALTIC CHURCH SCHEDULES NORWEGIAN SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN CHARGED WITH AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EVERYONE GETS INTO THE ACT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS RALLY FOR RURAL ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW NAMES FROEHLICH TO SCHOOL POST,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VANDERLINDE TO RUN FOR COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
READING SPELLS SUCCESS FOR EGAN GIRL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KSOO CELEBRATES 60 YEARS OF TRADITION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY TO CONSIDER GIVING UP FEDERAL MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROGRAM HELPS HANDICAPPED ADJUST,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STUDY ON SPINAL INJECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BELL EMPLOYEES RETIRE UNDER INCENTIVE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JACKLEY ENTERS ATTORNEY GENERAL RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN RAPID CITY DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW BLOWS HIS OWN HORN,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PATIENTS COPE WITH CANCER,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
BARBARA KRONAIZL COULD FILL A BOOK,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*A CHECKLIST FOR SELECTING SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PORTIONS OF SD FACE STORM WATCH,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAYORS TELL TALES OF 2 CITIES--GARRETSON,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EXTENSION SERVICE FEUD GOES PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONFERENCES FOCUS ON NEEDS OF RURAL WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CHILDREN'S INN GETS DAYTON'S GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE WORKSHOP SET,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ROBERTS' CLAIM AN ISSUE BETWEEN GOD AND HIM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SF GETTING BIG ECONOMIC BOOST (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ARTICLES DISTORTED WATER PACT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
KELO-LAND NEEDS A KOMA (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DRINKING BILL AGE-OLD DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"*A TIME FOR VICTORY, A TIME FOR DEFEAT","Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLASTICS MAKER HIRING IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWER RESTORED AFTER ICE STORM,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REDFIELD TO VOTE ON WEB SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENECA SCHOOL TO BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO REGULATE CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NOT ALL CHARGES MERIT ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROBERTS RULES OVER ENERGY POST,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RADIO AUDIENCE BACKS HILLS BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*AIRLINE BOARDINGS IN FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*POST OFFICE DELIVERS 25 CENT STAMP APRIL 3,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 SCHOOLS MAY GET DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NORDLAND FEST WON'T BE CANCELED,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RULES TROUBLE CITY CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ANIMALS PROVIDE CHOLESTEROL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MACHINES CONFUSED VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RECOVERY INCOMPLETE IN RURAL SD,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY TRUST FUND A JOKE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GUN-CONTROL STAND ASSAILED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
LIMIT MOST ROAD SPEED TO 55 (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
MANY TV ADS WELL-CRAFTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*LIONS CLUB HONORS JONES POSTHUMOUSLY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS VOTERS OK SCHOOL ADDITION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LAWYER GETS {dollar}4,761 FOR WILKA INQUIRY","Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PEOPLE WHO SHAPED THE STATE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES GET 2.5 PERCENT RAISES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MYSTERIOUS DEATHS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CUT PUBLIC SCHOOL REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP REVEALS CITY MANAGER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MANUFACTURER ENJOYS CANADIAN-FOUND SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*PRISONER CHARGED IN WOMAN'S STABBING,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SOON-TO-BE SIOUX CHIEF,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*WEAPONS PERMITS TO APPEAR IN SD DIGEST,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SCHOOL-IMPROVEMENT REQUESTS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MEMORIES MAKE CAKE RECIPE SWEETER,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SD AMATEUR BASEBALL REUNITES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SIC MEET OPENS INDOOR SEASON,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*4 TEAMS ACCEPT DAKOTA CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*DEVELOPERS PLAN DOWNTOWN OFFICE COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL TO CUT STAFF,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CENTENNIAL IS GROWING EXPERIENCE FOR POLICE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD RANKS LAST IN TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BREAKING HANDICAPPED BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FAILURE TO SUPPORT TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--BEER AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
UNIONS ARE NEEDED TO COUNTER GREED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TEACHERS SUBSIDIZE WEALTHY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
REPORT OF INFANT MORTALITY RATE IS MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EASTER EGG HUNT SCHEDULED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON PROPOSES RURAL HEALTH MEASURE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MCGOVERN, OTHERS TO SPEAK AT EVENT","Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCKENZIE NAMED TO KELO RADIO POST,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"1,500 TICKETS SOLD FOR PRAYER BREAKFAST","Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRM MAY APPEAL MIDWEST DECISION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WINDBLOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CROOKS' MAIN STREET TO BE PAVED,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EDMUNDS LACKS FUNDS FOR DOWNING TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ELECTION SUPERVISOR TO RETIRE AFTER A DECADE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
2 MORE LOOK TO FILL VACANT HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EX-POLICE CHIEF SENTENCED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP NAMES PHOTOGRAPHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON SIGNS FINAL 2 BILLS INTO LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARALYZED INMATE FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD THRIFTS LEAD DISTRICT PROFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE OILSEEDS COUNCIL TO BE FORMED THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES TO BE FOCUS OF GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TEAM UP FOR KOREAN MILITARY EXERCISES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MCAULIFFE FELLOWSHIP AWARDED,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*TRAIN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*CENSUS TO PROVE EROSION OF RURAL POPULATION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPRINGING BACK TO WINTER,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
4 KILLED IN SD PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
VERMILLION STUDENTS FACE BREATHALYZER,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CENSUS OF HOMELESS FLAWED BUT IMPORTANT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTERS SHOULD MAKE TAX WISHES KNOWN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RESOLUTION NEEDS SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*COUNSELING STAFF QUALITY ASSURANCE STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
EDITORIALS NEED DISCLAIMERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
POLICE CAR VIOLATED LAW (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DEADBEATS COST LANDLORDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*TITLE CAME FROM DREAM, WRITER SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOORE SHOWS DARK SIDE OF COMMUNTIY SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SPINS OLD TALE IN 'PRETTY WOMAN',"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MAN CHARGED WITH AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLUCKER PETITIONS BOARD FOR PAROLE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWER OUTAGE HITS EASTERN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAIRVIEW JURY RETIRES WITHOUT SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ON THE HIGH SEAS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE TO OVERSEE HANDLING OF PCB SPILL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*STAFF 'HELP' IN WRITING LETTERS TO EDITOR,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN STUCK IN CHIMNEY CREATES STIR IN PHILIP,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUP NAMES SENATOR FRIEND OF TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FIRM PLANS EXPANSION TO SITE IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"LINCOLN, MINNEHAHA DISCUSS 'GROWING PAINS'","Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUC OFFICIALS'S DAUGHTER ADMITS FILING FALSE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY NOT TOLD OF SMITH'S PAST,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MAYO RESEARCH DIRECTOR TO VISIT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
INMATE LOSES SUPREME COURT APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MEN PLEAD NO CONTEST TO ILLEGAL BIRD TRAPPING,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MITCHELL VO-TECH HAS GRAND OPENING,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE DAY CARE GRANTS AVAILABLE UNTIL MARCH 31,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HUDSON COUNCIL DEBATES INCREASING WATER RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WATER SYSTEM IS TOPIC OF MEETING TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
YANKTON MAYOR SETS NUKE DUMP MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*COLLEGE COACH STARTING TENNIS CAREER IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*GOVERNORS EXPRESS AG NEEDS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
DRIVING HAWK BUYS MEAT PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
"*EXOTIC BIRDS, ANIMALS FOR THE BIDDING TODAY","Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX SPECIAL SESSION POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SALES TAX WOULDN'T AID DOZENS OF SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JAZZ DANCERS MUST HAVE MANY TALENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SHOWERS' ACTING TIES FAMILY DRAMA TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL FRANCHISE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY SHOULD GIVE SMITH NEW BICYCLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REPUBLICAN LAWMAKERS' PRIORITIES BACKWARDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*'B' ADVOCATES WORK FOR IMPROVED TV,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"JURY AWARDS WOMAN {dollar}300,000 IN ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MAN MISSING IN NAVY CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN RETURNING TO IRAQ,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SFC STUDENTS HEADED FOR CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOW IS THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THIS JUDGE SCRUTINIZES ALL W-O-R-D-S,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSING TO MIDDLE SCHOOLS UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS APPROVE INCREASES IN TUITION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS TO BE REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SALEM IS NAMED CHIEF AT VA HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUPER 8 SALE FALLS THROUGH,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BUSH CARES MORE ABOUT JORDAN THAN FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEWELL WOMAN DIES IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS TO COMPETE IN STATE CITIZEN BEE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WARNER STUDENTS START PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BURGLARY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"CITY-SCHOOL PLAN OFFERS SCHOOL, OFFICES","Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COUNTY INVESTIGATING REGISTRATION COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*KIDS' STATUS LOW IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*QUARTZITE MINING IS PRECIOUS STONE OF EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*3 QUARRIES, 3 SHADES OF PINK","Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*RACISM ISN'T A BIG PROBLEM AT WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*JOANNA SCHLEUTER, GARRETSON","Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*JUGGLING JOBS, SCHOOL, AND SUMMER","Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*HOLLEQUE SHINES WITH SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD FORGOT BASICS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOARD WASN'T THINKING WHEN IT MADE DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PASTOR THANKS CITY FOR ITS ACCEPTING OUTLOOK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DECENCY GROUP WON'T ENDORSE GEORGE BUSH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WHEELCHAIR DRIVERS NEED CONSIDERATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*ABERDEEN WINS HOCKEY TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY SHOWDOWN ALMOST OCCURRED 360 MILES AWAY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BOSSES SHOULD INFORM WORKERS OF DEFICIENCIES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
AUTO THEFT SUSPECTS CAUGHT NEAR MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOMB THREAT REPORTED AT EMPIRE MALL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOLDEN RULE AWARD ENTRIES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING WORKSHOP SET FOR APRIL 9-11,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD STUDIES CHILD-CARE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWYER VISITS A NEW BASEBALL STADIUM EACH YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SD MISSIONARY MAKES MARK IN BRAZIL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBES DISCUSS JOINT CASINO OPERATION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITALS BACK PLANS FOR LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EXPERT SAYS MAYORS NOT PAID ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL TO STAY IN PENNINGTON COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO CAUSE DETERMINED FOR FATAL CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLANT APPLICANTS NARROWED TO SIX,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HALL OF FAME TO ENSHRINE 6 MUSICIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PINE RIDGE GETS THREE-YEAR GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE'S HELP SOUGHT TO HOUSE JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRUCKERS NEAR DEADLINE FOR COMMERCIAL LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SHOOTING VICTIM HAD SOUGHT PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DIZZINESS PUTS WOLFGANG'S COMEBACK ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CANTON WOMAN FOUND DEAD OUTSIDE NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*FARMING, RANCHING ARE TECHNOLOGICAL LIVES","Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GOOD CAST TAPPED FOR POLITICAL JOBS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MICKELSON'S TRIP TO PANAMA PROPER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PANAMA FIASCO ANGERS WRITER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AWARDS TO BE TOPIC AT DEMOCRAT MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAMBLING FOE STARTS PETITION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T CUT BAIL IN LEMMON MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING OPINIONS WANTED IN MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WYOMING, WATERTOWN ROBBERIES SIMILAR","Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*GOVERNOR, HILLARY MAY TALK HEALTH CARE","Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BABY SITTER'S SENTENCING HEARING BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS FIGHT INTO WEE HOURS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY TO USE ONE-FOURTH OF BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW SCHOOL GETS FINAL OK,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AUTHOR COOK-LYNN TO APPEAR AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER SD REPORTER TAKES EDITOR POSITION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU EXPO FOCUSES ON HOME ECONOMICS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION SURVEY TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"1,700 TO COMPETE AT AG EXPOSITION","Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*STUDENTS, ELDERLY SHARING TIME","Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SEEKS NEW TRIAL OFF PINE RIDGE IN ACCIDENT LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INTEREST RATE CUTS SLOW SENIOR TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SECRECY CLOAKS OUSTED PRINCIPAL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
RUSSIAN CHAOS COULD AFFECT SD,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*SNOW MUST GO,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
"INTERACTIVE SHOWS OFF PRODUCTS, LIKELY TO OFFER","Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*DON'T BE PUT OFF BY EELPOUT'S APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RC THUMPS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COMMUNITY OF CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FROM ENTERTAINMENT TO MOUSE PUREE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WINTER WAS GOOD TO PLANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
DASCHLE SET TO RUN,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*MOODY BLUES, SYMPHONY ATTRACT 6,000-PLUS","Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET LEANING MORE ON LOTTERY TAKE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LIMELITE PURCHASE DOESN'T MAKE SENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ANTHEM COMMENDABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
INFLUENTIAL CITIZENS GET BETTER TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"MOST PLASTIC, GLASS MELTED ELSEWHERE","Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL PACKAGE ON AGENDA TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY DELAYS ACTION ON GOLF COURSE DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY PAIR LOSES STING LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE DEFENDS ITS FINANCES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON FARM HOPES TO DIVERSIFY IN SEARCH FOR PROFIT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EAGLES ENJOYING FEAST OF DEAD FISH AT SAND LAKE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA SURVEY SAYS 58% OPPOSE VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
RECREATION FUNDS REACH {dollar}5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COLMAN MAN GETS 15 YEARS FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON POSTPONES COUNCIL APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KYLE MAN IMPRISONED FOR MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IMMUNIZATIONS GOAL OF KID PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BEDDOW OPPOSES PROPERTY-TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ZEROING IN,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SAFE ROUTE PLANNED FOR SULLIVAN STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LEGISLATURE SHOULD GET READY FOR LOTTERY SHOWDOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TO RALLY SUPPORT FOR CLINTON HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TORONTO GROUP WANTS NEW HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TO HOUSE 50 INMATES IN COUNTY WORK-RELEASE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
POLICE WON'T RETURN GUN TO MAN WHO WAS SHOT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE FFA DIRECTOR GETS HIS JOB BACK,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
RAVEN LAYOFF TO END,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*GUNNING FOR NO 1,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPRINGFIELD: THIS ISN'T SD,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EGGS BEGGING TO BE DYED,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FRESH GRAIN IS KEY TO BREAD,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
CAPTURED FUGITIVE TO RETURN TO STATE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TREND SHOWS GROWING NUMBER OF YOUTH USING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SAVE TV PROGRAMS AND MONEY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MEMORIAL COULD BE GOOD ADDITION FOR TRIBE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE IS SINCERE IN APPORACH TO FARMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
IMMIGRANTS ESSENTIAL TO THE UNITED STATES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--LEGISLATURE'S ACTION ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SACRIFICES NECESSARY TO REDUCE DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
TUITION INCREASES UNFAIR TO STATE STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*CEREAL INDUSTRY OWES ANSWERS--A LOT OF THEM,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*NEWS AT 10: KSFY GAINS, KELO FALLS","Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SONGS ON PARADE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FRUSTRATION AHEAD FOR EDUCATORS (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TRI-STATE FEATURES EXPANDED SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FLEGNER HONORABLE MENTION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNIDENTIFIED MAN GETS STUCK IN SEWER,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO RECKLESS DRIVING,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONGRESSIONAL PAIR OFFER RETIREE BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOCUMENTARY PART OF MEETING FOR PEACE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BUCHANAN: FAMILY VALUES FIRST,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS SPLIT ON ALL-DAY KINDERGARTEN,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LAKOTA QUILTER SHARES TALENTS WITH TEENS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OLSON TELLS HIGH COURT HE SMOKES MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*VIETNAM VETERANS REUNION BEGINS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS TOWNSHIPS TO REGAIN DRAINAGE-ISSUE CONTROL,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER AIDES PLAN FARM-BILL FORUMS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TOWNS TO JOIN MARCH FOR PARKS,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EX-CODINGTON COUNTY OFFICIAL'S MOLESTATION TRIAL SET,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
USD SNAGS GRANT FOR OLD MAIN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS TEEN-AGERS CHARGED IN HOCKEY-GEAR THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PETITION URGES LATER SCHOOL START,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MADISON DENTIST TO FILL HOLE IN TOWN RECREATION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HARTFORD FIREFIGHTERS RAISE FUNDS FOR TRUCK,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*VETERAN OF GUADALCANAL DIES AT 76,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*AVERAGE ANNUAL PRECIPITATION,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
DOCTOR SEEKS REINSTATEMENT OF LIBEL SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"TO FEATURE GIANT MOVIE SCREEN, THEATER","Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
EX-SIOUX FALLS MAN CITED BY CITY OF SAN DIEGO,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
COURT ERRED IN MURDER TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
AGENCIES FUND VIOLENCE HOT LINE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LIGHTHOUSE BAPTIST CHURCH MUST LEAVE LEASED SITE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
GUARD PROJECT FUNDS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LAKES & STREAMS GROUP TO HAVE ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BOOSTERS WANT TO STRESS IMPORTANCE OF STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
MAN URGED COLLEAGUE TO LIE,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
JANKLOW APPROVES BEGINNING-FARMER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
USED-CAR MARKETER PLANNING FRANCHISES,"Argus LeaderMar 23 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
"SCHOOLS, CITY MAY RUN BUS SYSTEM","Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
11 SIOUX TRIBAL CHAIRMEN ASK ABERDEEN BIA OFFICIAL T,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEREGULATION SOUGHT TO END RAIL PLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
11 SIOUX TRIBAL CHAIRMEN ASK ABERDEEN BIA OFFICIAL T,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY ATTORNEY NOT NOMINATED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ECONOMIC POLICY SHIFT PROMISING,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DOVE DEBATE NEEDS FACTUAL ANALYSIS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RESPONSIBILITY FOR BREAKFAST BELONGS WITH THE PARENT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
AD ERROR IN ACCUSING MCGOVERN OF TAIWAN SELL-OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
DOVE REFERENDUM COST STATE {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
SHALOM CENTER TO OFFER COURSES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*JACKRABBITS' MAHONE TOPS COLLEGE STAR TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JACKRABBITS' MAHONE TOPS COLLEGE STAR TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE RIPS SCHLESINGER,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOOD WAREHOUSE MOVE 'A GIMMICK',"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL PASSES GASOHOL GUARANTEES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIVE YANKTON SIOUX TRIBE OFFICIALS FIRED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL LAYS OFF 21 TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FLOOD FEAR DIMINISHED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER COMMENTS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER COMMENTS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OZARK HIT BY FUEL SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEANS DENIED PAROLE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIGN COMPLIANCE WON'T BE NOTICEABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MISSIONARY'S CAPTOR'S SPLIT OVER RANSOM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OAHE BOARD REQUESTS GET MIXED REVIEWS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MISSIONARY'S CAPTORS SPLIT OVER RANSOM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUGUSTANA TO RENOVATE HALL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
2 REFUGEE FAMILIES ARRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
STATE PROUD OF ITS LOW PAROLE VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE SKY'S THE LIMIT FOR HOMEMADE KITES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NEW CHILDREN'S BEAR A 'FUZZY TRANQUILIZER',"Argus LeaderMar 24 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
OFFICIALS TO REVIEW RADIATION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO REVIEW RADIATION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOIL EROSION PLAGUES DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE MD MOVED BY CAMBODIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABERDEEN CITY LIBRARY UNIT DROPS CENSORSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRISON TIME NOT CENTRAL OR STANDARD,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABERDEEN CITY LIBRARY UNIT DROPS CENSORSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATE MD MOVED BY CAMBODIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SAFETY A BETTER CASE FOR OBSERVING 55 MPH (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PEOPLE STUCK AGAIN BY TAX FOR RAILS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PAPER WORK DELAYS RE-ENLISTMENT PLANS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JAMES STOICK SEEKS RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PHEASANT RESTORATION RAISES PRICE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WARD TO CLOSE STORE IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*'ALTERED STATES' IS A LEAP INTO THE UNREAL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SYMPHONY OFFERS ENJOYABLE CONCERT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SDSU RESEARCH UNIT BUDGET AX VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU RESEARCH UNIT BUDGET AX VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU RESEARCH UNIT BUDGET AX VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA DOME STARTING POINT FOR ANTSY GOLFER,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA DOME STARTING POINT FOR ANTSY GOLFER,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE DRAFTS BUDGET IN RESPONSE TO REAGAN,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL CAN OPERATE WITHOUT MORE CADAVERS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE DRAFTS BUDGET IN RESPONSE TO REAGAN,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DARING SF THIEF ELUDES POLICE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DARING SF THIEF ELUDES POLICE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL CAN OPERATE WITHOUT MORE CADAVERS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACORN'S PETITION SIGNERS BEING CHECKED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INDIANS--BUDGET CUTS DEVASTATING TO TRIBES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INDIANS--BUDGET CUTS DEVASTATING TO TRIBES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ACORN'S PETITIONS SIGNERS BEING CHECKED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WINNING WAYS OF HURON TIGERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUSTAD DEFENDED IN LABOR CLAIM DISPUTE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUSTAD DEFENDED IN LABOR CLAIM DISPUTE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE ON PLAYOFFS FOR SCHOOL BOARDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COOPERATION URGED IN RETURNING UNIFORMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
COOPERATION URGED IN RETURNING UNIFORMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ONE DEAD IN YANKTON ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YOUTH ELECTROCUTED TRYING TO GET KITES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 BROTHERS ARRESTED IN HOMICIDE-HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YOUTH ELECTROCUTED TRYING TO GET KITES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF TRIBUNE TO CHARGE {dollar}12 A YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECYCLING PICK-UP POINTS CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF TRIBUNE TO CHARGE {dollar}12 A YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WELFARE DEMONSTRATION SET,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"{dollar}100,000 ANONYMOUS GIFT GIVEN TO AUGIE","Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RENT SAID LATE FOR INDIAN LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*NEXT TIME, HE MIGHT AS WELL STAY HOME","Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VARILEK SEES JANKLOW AS VULNERABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD JOBLESS RATE FALLS TO 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW TICKETED FOR FAILURE TO YIELD,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
KSFY-TV GAINS RIGHTS BASKETBALL TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
O'GORMAN WINS REGION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*GLANZER, SMEAD HEAD ALL-COLLEGE SQUAD","Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"DASCHLE, ROBERTS WILL DEBATE APRIL 13","Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRIEVANCE HEARINGS FOR 8 CITY WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEDESTRIAN RUNS INTO CAR--HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ONE WEEK TO GO,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRUSTIES TRANSFER WON'T AFFECT GUARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOS FACE LEADERSHIP LOSS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GERKEN TO WED YANKTON WIDOW,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"HEAVY, WET SNOW A GODSEND TO SD RANCHERS","Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEXT TIME REGENTS SHOULD GO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"THINKS SLOW PLAY, FIVESOMES A PROBLEM","Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
METZ PLANT RENOVATING,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PANEL TO SIFT COUNTY RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN CONVICTED OF RAPE GETS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BRANDON MAN SUES OVER ARREST,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CANTON MAN CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARM SAFETY WORKSHOP APRIL 10,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATEMENTS TO FBI ALLOWED AT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
1 ABERDEEN FIRE VICTIM RELEASED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
5 HELD FOR BREAKING IMMIGRATION LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CORSICA BARN OFFICIALS POSTPONE MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
12 CITIES TO GET EQUIPMENT TO FILM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*SDSU GIVES LIFE TO 'RED RYDER',"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LIFE WITH THE NEWFIES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"LIFE WITH THE NEWFIES, NEWFOUNDLAND","Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOME SIOUX FALLS KIDS NEED A FRIEND,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RECEIVES BUSH FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
SACRED HEART RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*SYMPHONY GUILD SPICES UP LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOW-CALORIE ARTICHOKES ADD GOURMET FEELING,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*GRAIN PRICES SHOOT UP WITH PIK PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
10 INMATES FILL CITY'S POTHOLES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER--NO BLANK CHECK FOR PENTAGON,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HIGHWAY PLAN LEFT IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*'I'M SATISFIED DOING THE BEST JOB I CAN',"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SYMPHONY CONDUCTOR DOESN'T FORGET AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*6 GUEST ARTISTS WILL JOIN SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BILL FIXES BERESFORD SCHOOL PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMY WORKING IN SPORTSMEN'S SHOW'S FAVOR,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING AUTHORITY'S BONDING POWER RENEWED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOE FOSS FIELD BOARDINGS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE PASSES DWI BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEASURE LETS PUC RECOVER LEGAL COSTS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUNSON TAKES JOB WITH CITIBANK,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PANORAMA VIEW FROM WINDOWS AT WESTERN SURETY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"AT FRONTIER, A FORMULA FOR FLIGHT FARES","Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GAS PRICES HEADED BACK UP,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CORBLY LOSES BID FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
'CATCH THE BEAR YELLED OBSCENITIES AT TOLLEFSON',"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MOVIE INDUSTRY NEEDS MENTAL, MORAL ANTIBIOTIC (L)","Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"RUCKELSHAUS OK, BUT NEEDS POWER TO ACT (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS DID NOT FARE WELL ON HIGHER EDUC BILLS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RENOVATION OF HIGH SCHOOL A POSSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"{dollar}159,000 EARMARKED FOR CONSERVATION","Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FBI PROBING DALE BRUTALITY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL WILL GET BACK GRANT MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
13TH CANDIDATE PROMOTES PAY CUT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"OPENING BALLOTS LEGAL, JUDGE RULES","Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HILLS CATTLE REQUIRED TO WEAR EAR TAGS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
THEATER OWNER WILL SUE IF CITY BARS TEENS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY--EAGLE BUTTE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MISSOURI BASIN WANTS RIVER TRANSFER REGULATED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"OAHE BOARD BACKS CENDAK, WEB PROJECTS","Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
"*YOUR IN LUCK, VICTOR'S IN TOWN","Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*OBERLANDER WANTS TO SPEED UP GOLF,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DASCHLE CONFRONTS BLOCK ON AG ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF RAPIST,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOD TESTS FAITH THROUGH PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
BUSINESSWOMEN'S GROUP THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HOSPITAL'S DONATIONS APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HELP MADE JAMBOREE A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
WESTERN BANK IS KIND TO RETIREES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
DEREGULATION CALLED THREAT TO SMALL SAVERS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF RESIDENTS TO FIND OUT FUTURE WANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO COCAINE POSSESS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RENNER MAN FACES POSSIBLE 35-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE REQUESTS DOCUMENTS FROM DEFENDANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE WANTS DIRECTORS ELECTED AT LARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KUCK NOTES HINES FAILURE TO FILE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TAKING A BITE OF SPRING,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*OPENS CAMPAIGN WITH ATTACK ON PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SELLING SCHOOL TO STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TREAT EX-PRESIDENTS LIKE AN ASSET (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STORY ABOUT CHURCH PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKERS ABUSE JUSTICE BY OK'ING ROB (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SENIORS DESERVE MORE THAN {dollar}84 A MONTH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STATE MAY ADVERTISE FOR BIDS ON CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGHWAY 16-A TUNNEL REPAIR SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HINES BACKS NO PARKING ON MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BOND SET FOR MEN CHARGED IN SEX OFFENSES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COURT--WOMAN ENTITLED TO HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR WILL BE GUEST OF MARCH OF DIMES ROAST,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
APPEALS COURT TO HEAR ABOUT YELLOW THUNDER,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
APPEALS PANEL QUESTIONS DENTIST'S CARE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONSIDERS USE OF BANKS AS BILL COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FORMER GOV WOLLMAN TO RUN FOR STATE SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GETTYSBURG MAN DIES WHEN HANGAR DOOR FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRELIMINARY WORK BEGINS ON MONUMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TO TEST NEW 'MENTALLY ILL' PLEA,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CANADA BEGINS HOGGING SD PORK MARKET,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*30 PROTEST US ROLE IN CENTRAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN WHO FAILS TO APPEAR IN COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SDSU LOSES BID FOR CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KEY TO ELIMINATING PREJUDICE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DUMP COOPER AND HUNKING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MX IS A WASTE OF MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
TOWNS DEPEND ON SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SPRING FEVER IS INCURABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*JACKRABBITS FALL SHORT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEFORE SWITCH IS MADE TO STEEL SHOT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COSMOPOLITAN MEET DRAWS CALIFORNIAN,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*GYMNASTICS IS WAY OF LIFE FOR SAVAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
YOU ARE NEVER TOO OLD TO TRY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP DRIVE BEGINS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CURRENT COMMODITY PRICES NOW AVAILABLE ON TV,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER FARMERS NOW QUALIFY FOR JOB TRAINING,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEGG COMMERCIAL DIVISION CHANGES OFFICES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"OFFICE SUPPLY FIRM GAINS NEW PARTNERS, NAME","Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE BIKE MASTERS OPENS SECOND LOCATION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EMPIRE BOWL WANTS TO FORGET THE PAST,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW--SATURN ISN'T IN SD ORBIT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PET PEEVES ARE DRIVING READERS CRAZY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SYMPHONY DIRECTOR SETS SIGHTS ON FULL HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*LOIS WOOLSEY, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*HOOKED ON REELING,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOR A POPULAR AIR FORCE POACH,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PLANS SCRUTINY OF ABERDEEN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
S & L DISEASE WON'T CATCH ON,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
STREET OVERHAUL CUTS INTO TAXPAYER,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*TIME IS MASTER FOR CRAFTSMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
COLTON MAN DIES IN TRUCK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
SD FARMER WRITES REAGAN ABOUT CRISIS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
COLLEGE IN THE RIGHT IN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.E, p.06, col.5"
MILITARY-BASE DRINKING AGE MOVES TO 19,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.E, p.06, col.5"
STATE INVESTIGATES POLICE DEPARTMENT THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.E, p.06, col.5"
COLLEGE WOMAN PLANS TO COMPLETE STUDIES IN AFRICA,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.E, p.08, col.1"
*ARGUS LEADER 24TH ANNUAL SPELLING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1985, sect.G, p.12, col.1"
*LAW MAY DETOUR HIGHWAY DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WARM WEATHER SPRINGS ON CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THAW PITS ROADS VS. CARS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARIS BALLERINA TURNS SF HOUSEWIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ORTHOGRAPHERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SPRINGFIELD PROGRAM TURNS PRISONERS INTO STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH CARE POOR IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW RULE SPEEDS UP CITY COURT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE VICTIM'S CONDITION IMPROVES TO SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ROBERTS ISSUES THANKS TO JANKLOW, LEGISLATURE","Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
3 ESCAPE INJURY IN WESTSIDE MOBILE HOME FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BETTER MARVIN THAN SORRY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MUENSTER TO SEEK SENATE RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DEPARTMENT PROPOSES JAMES RIVER CANOE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KINGSBURY COUNTY GROUP TO HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OPEN-PIT BLACK HILLS MINES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOIL EXPERTS TO GATHER TODAY IN HURON,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS BEGIN THEIR OWN RURAL RENAISSANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
QUICK DECISION TO LONG GLORY DAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MILLIONAIRE AN UNLIKELY SAVIOR,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*2 UNIONS PROTEST IBP HIRING EFFORT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY WINS IN 11TH-HOUR DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD IS 1ST STATE TO ALLOW 65,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD IS 1ST STATE TO ALLOW 65,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
'PLATOON' TELLS IT LIKE IT WAS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FORMER PLAYER SUPPORTS KLEIN DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NEGATIVE STUDY FINDING (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
C-SPAN NIGHT HOURS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HOW CAN CONTRAS KEEP TRACK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
'RED CROSS LADY' RECALLED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
LABOR ARTICLE MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*CITY COUPLE BUY BIG HORN PAINTINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COLTON MAN FINDS GET-UP IS RIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
{dollar}2 MILLION SENT FOR COUNTY WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPORTS SOUGHT ON TROUBLE SPOTS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VANDERPAN GETS COMMISSION POST,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
1.5 MILLION ACRES ERODED BY WIND,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 CITY MEN ASKED TO STAY ON BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FATAL CRASH LAWSUIT SETTLED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WINTRY MIX SLOPS ON SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPROMISE DELAYS EXTENSION CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN CRASH WITH SHERIFF CAR,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*RAVEN INCOME UP 32 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COMPUTER GLITCH STALLS CAR LICENSE OFFICES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN ROAD BID-RIGGING SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SULLY COUNTY PAPER WEALTH TOPS STATE REPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"VANDALS CAUSE {dollar}10,000 DAMAGE TO CHURCHES","Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEATHER DELAYS SF PCB CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD MOVES TOWARD FINAL HAYWARD DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CYCLE CLUB MEMBERS' MURDER TRIAL STARTS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION PLAN CREATES CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S OLDEST FARMERS HAVE PLOWED ...,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AN ASSESSMENT OF PROPERTY VALUES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COLLECTORS MAKE COMIC BOOKS THEIR HERO,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
NEW TEACHERS WELL-PREPARED IN COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON TROOPS TO THE HONDURAS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CITY CAN NOT AFFORD TO LOSE DR HANNA (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
RIGHTS BILL OVERCOMES UNREASONABLE RESISTANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PORN PROTECTION NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*ENDURING TOWNSHIPS AS GRASS ROOTS DEMOCRACY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
USD PICKS 6 FINALISTS FOR JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*LUISI TO JOIN HOUSE DISTRICT 11 RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCCLURE SEEKS EIGHTH SENATE TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SENATOR ALLEN WILL RUN FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD APPROVES VO-TECH PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EROS FUTURE INTACT--OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ACCIDENTLY SHOOTS HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROTESTERS TO STAGE 2ND DEMONSTRATION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CHILDREN, SCHOOL SPECIAL TO NEW PRESIDENT","Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PROSPECT OF LOSING DOCTOR UPSETS PARENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DIRECTOR SUES UNIVERSITY OVER FIRING,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOME SELLING ABOVE ASSESSED VALUES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETAIL SALES INCREASE 8.8 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STATE CAN SEEK CHARGES AGAINST SEWAGE ASH FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDY TARGETS INDUSTRIES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAST DENSELY POPULATED STATES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MEDICAL STUDENTS GET RESIDENCY APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SEARCH FOR COLLEGE PRESIDENT NARROWS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*A GUIDING HAND,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*SERVANT OF THE PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SERVICE CLUB CONTESTS PLANNED BINGO HALL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC CONCERNS TAX FREEZE SPUR CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TEACHERS MOONLIGHT TO PAY BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AUGUSTANA GIVES GENEROUSLY TO CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION SUFFERS NOTABLE SETBACK (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"STOP CRIMINAL, NOT GUNS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOBLESS OFFICE WORKER RUDE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DOGS GOOD WEATHER JUDGES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUILD BELOW-STREET PARKING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRESSLER LIED ABOUT FLIP-FLOP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DASCHLE IGNORES DANGER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*INDIAN MUSICIAN'S SONGS ECHO FEELINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY WILL HOST THREE CONCERTS WITH TOP BANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AREA HORSE SHOW CONTINUES TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTIES AT ODDS OVER SNOW REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS YOUTH STRUCK BY VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HALF-PINT HULK,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEBRASKA DUMP FIGHT DOESN'T STOP AT BORDER,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUSTICES--SEX DISCRIMINATION BY SELECT GROUPS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRO-LIFERS URGE COLLEGE TO CANCEL SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS COMES UP DRY IN WELL TEST,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS SIOUX FALLS MAN'S CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NURSES HOPE TO PULL PLUG ON NBC SERIES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINN ORGANIZATIONS URGE TO CURB SPENDING,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AVERAGE EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE COACH RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
92-YEAR-OLD HONORED AS OLDEST RANCHER,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MORE FARMERS BUYING CROP INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*JANKLOW, 5 OTHERS WANT BANKRUPT AIRLINE","Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JURY GIVES SMITH LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FAIRVIEW RESIDENTS ANGRY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*'MY LEFT FOOT' TRIUMPHS IN ITS PORTRAYAL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*DUO TO PERFORM FOR SAKE OF PEACE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BE WARY OF LEGAL SPORTS BETTING (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LETTER STRETCHES TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER DIDN'T BACK TO HELP IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'ARGUS' PRIORITIES SKEWED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RAPE CASE SHAMEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BOOST HUMAN NEEDS MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
STOP PAYING OTHERS' TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
RECONCILIATION PLANS ARE ENDORSED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE IN EARLY TAX RETURN TREND,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS DRAW TO FIGHT DRUG ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BENTSEN RALLIES FOR MUENSTER,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AMERICAN WESTERNS BUYOUT PLANS FINALIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD DENIES PLUCKER'S EARLY PAROLE REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BONESTEEL TO HOST NUCLEAR DUMP SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION CANDIDATES TACKLE ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OPTIMIST BINGO PLAN FACES CITY ROADBLOCK,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEADWOOD GAMBLERS SET BETTING RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIQUOR PETITIONS BRING APRIL VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOME USD GROUPS GET ADDITIONAL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN SEEKS RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HARTFORD WAITS ON WATER GRANT DECISION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MAIN STREET GETS A HELPING HAND,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COURT REPORTER SEEKS DISMISSAL OF CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EGAN STUDENT HEADED FOR WEST POINT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"COLLEGE COURSE HELPS TEACHERS, STUDENTS","Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*JOHN DEERE ALL WHEEL DRIVE TRACTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*DENIES HE'S LOST THE POWER OF PERSUASION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REALITY AND HOPE COLLIDE DAILY FOR PARENTS OF MIA,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STILL MISSING FROM SD,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE AND CITY LAG IN EFFORT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE TOO LENIENT ON SOME HALL OWNERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WHAT MAKES SOUTH DAKOTANS TICK,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LIBERALS AREN'T ONLY PEOPLE WHO PROTEST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
POOR WARRIOR TOURNEY SUPPORT DISAPPOINTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RAILROAD WORKERS DESERVE FAIR SHARE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
GULF VICTORY SHOWS POWER OF PRAYER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
WINNING WAR RUINOUS FOR AMERICA BASHERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
PEOPLE GIVE DEMOCRATS PRAISE FOR RESTRAINT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SF FANS DESERVED TO WIN TROPHY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
BRADY HAS PERSONAL FIREARMS VENDETTA (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DECISION ALLOWS FAIR DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
HOST OF STATE FAIR CAN HANDLE 'B' TOURNEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
"SD HOOPS VIDEO TRIES, MISSES","Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLAYMAKER WOOD JOINS SCORERS ON ALL-STAR TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MILLER MUSCLES ITS WAY TO STATE POWERLIFTING CROWN,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF NATIVE BEATS A LEGEND,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WILDLIFE OFFICER PLUT HONORED FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
BEAR MEETS HIS MATCH,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOUGHERTY ELECTED FAIR BOARD CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO SPEND WEEK IN SD TOWNS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TATTOO ARTIST PAINTS PERSONALITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TOURNEY SHOOTS {dollar}700,000 INTO ECONOMY","Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SPHINX SPELLS TROUBLE AT CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*IRENE AMBULANCE SOON TO END RUN,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OGDEN DALRYMPLE DIES AT AGE 83,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL NATIVE RISKED LIFE FOR SCHWARZKOPF,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PEOPLE WARNED OF COUPON SCAM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRUG MONEY DISTRIBUTED TO LAW ENFORCEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
QUESTIONS OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*STUDENTS SHOW FARMING SKILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"CASINO BUILDING TO BE REBUILT, RESTORED","Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TASK FORCE TO REVIEW SURVEY OF HILLS MINING,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
'MONEY' PICKS 2 STRONG SD BANKS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GROUP PLANS MEETING TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"JEWELRY PRESIDENT, OTHERS ARE HONORED","Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE MINIMUM WAGE RISING TO {dollar}4.25,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
UNION PRESIDENT ON TRADE COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HARTFORD PLANS DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*ACADEMIC SUPERSTARS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*THOUSANDS OF DUCKS NESTLE INTO DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
JEWISH FESTIVAL OF PASSOVER,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
NATION'S FOCUS TURNS TO STATE FOR OSCARS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*SUNSET IN THE KEYS AWE-INSPIRING,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*TRUCK STOP PLAN STARTS OFF ON ROCKY ROAD,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S TAX BURDEN RANKS 44TH IN NATION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*BABY, WHAT A SHOT","Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GROUP WILL STUDY LATE START AT SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TALK FORCE INHERITS CHILD-CARE CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
STUDY OF PLAN TO HAUL SAND THROUGH CORSON,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*CALLING A HALT TO STUTTERING,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*EMCEE OF AIDS BENEFIT HAS NO RESPECT FOR MAGIC,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
EMF EMISSIONS REPORT TO BE MADE AVAILABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAYBE ANIMALS COULD GIVE US SOME ADVICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE SHORTCHANGES DETENTION PROGRAM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COUNTY OFFICES SEEM PLAGUED WITH INEQUITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*INDIAN NEWSPAPERS STRUGGLING,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LEAKING CONGRESSIONAL DIRT (ABERDEEN AMERICAN NEWS),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*HARROLD WINS HEARTS, TITLE AT STATE 'B'","Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RESTED RABBITS READY FOR NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPORT SHOWS HAVE ANSWERS TO OUTDOOR QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY WORKERS VOTE FOR TEAMSTER TIES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CORN GROWERS TO FORM MINNEHAHA ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"PIERRE, PHILIP-MIDLAND CO-OP JOIN FORCES","Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SDSU'S PRESIDENT TO SPEAK ON AG,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MORE BEAR COST OF HEALTH INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
COUNTY DEMOCRATS TO ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE BANISHES DRIVER FOR THREATENING OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERSON ANNOUNCES STATEHOUSE CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF STUDENT EXPELLED FOR FALSE BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMALL FIRE DAMAGES HOME IN HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LURED INTO THE WATERS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY PROPOSAL TIGHTENS REIGNS ON DUTIES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE PROPOSES CUTS IN CAPITOL PERKS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW SETS VAGUE TERMS ON SCHOOL STUDIES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*EMPLOYEE MAY FACE BOSS IN RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TOXIC PAST HAUNTS MITCHELL WAREHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HARTFORD HEAD START REGISTRATION ON APRIL 2,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL PRIVATE SCHOOL GRANTED ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY COUNCIL DEBATES LINKS LEASE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TO RETIRE 18-YEAR LEGISLATIVE CAREER,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ELLSWORTH MAN ARRESTED IN FATAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WHITE HOUSE EXEMPTS ETHANOL FROM PROPOSED ENERGY TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SUPERINTENDENT'S VACATION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPECIAL CASINO ELECTION APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SPEED UP SEARCH FOR SUPERINTENDENT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABORTION OPPONENT VALUES ALL LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NO ONE CAN CHOOSE WHAT'S RIGHT FOR ALL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"NRA CARTOON OFFENSIVE, LACKED GOOD SENSE (L)","Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'ARGUS' MUST GET FACTS STRAIGHT ABOUT LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CHOICE ACT WOULD OVERRIDE STATE LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HARSHER SENTENCES NEEDED FOR RAPISTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
HOOPLA OVER PANAMA TRIP IS UNNECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SMOKER SAYS IT'S TIME TO FIGHT BACK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
DEEJAY PLEADS GUILTY TO REDUCED CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 7 AND ONE-HALF YEARS IN ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN ASSAULT OF BABY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN KIDNAPPING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN WHO LED CHASE GOES TO MITCHELL JAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN ADMITS 7-ELEVEN THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN IS CHARGED IN STABBING OF MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY WORKERS SHARE EXPERIENCES AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMPROMISES MARK SESSION'S END,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KIDNEY TRANSPLANT PROGRAM AWAITS FINAL OK,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"RESOLUTION SUPPORTS GUARD, VISIT","Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EXPOSURE KILLED CENTER'S RESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CHRISTENSEN TO SPEAK AT USD ON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE GETS ITS NETWORK READY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"DASCHLE TO SPEAK ABOUT POW'S, MIA'S","Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FESTIVAL OF INDIA SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IRENE VOTERS OK SCHOOL EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MARRIAGE STABILITY RUNS IN FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BABY SITTER MAY TAKE STAND AT HEARING,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW KINDERGARTNERS NEED 2ND MEASLES SHOT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BLACK HILLS MINE TO PAY RUNOFF FINE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
RIDER FRESHMAN WIN TRACK DEBUT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL SWIMMER SET FOR NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*MEATLOAF--OLD STAPLE IS HOT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*READERS OFFER THEIR MEATLOAF RECIPES,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MOST FISH SURVIVE WINTERKILL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LEADERS QUESTION MORRELL PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CASINOS SHOULD HELP POLICE CHECK WRITERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WE CAN DO WITHOUT MILLER'S TEAMWORK (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"IRAN-CONTRA IS SCANDAL, NOT WHITEWATER (L)","Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATES MUST STATE VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--BUY THE LIMELITE BUILDING?,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LEFT-HAND TURNS ON RED LIGHT ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN FALLS 75 FEET FROM TOWER,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN INJURED IN I-29 ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TENANTS-RIGHTS GROUP TO MEET TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGISTER OF DEEDS TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ENGINEERS ATTEMPT TO RESCUE SPILLWAY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PROSECUTOR WANTS FATAL-FIRE CONFESSION TO STAND,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE REJECTS INDIAN INMATES' LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE--HIS SUPPORT IS DIVERSE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CALLERS OPPOSE LIMELITE PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"DASCHLE'S ODDS OF WINNING, 5-2","Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
NO MAJOR FLOODING IS NOW PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"5,800 SIGN PETITION ON ALL-YEAR SCHOOL","Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REINHART STRESSES NEED FOR TECHNOLOGY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOME-EC EXPOSITION FRIDAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RECYCLING ADS SHOW HOW TO DO IT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*JUST THE BASICS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROGRAM TO IMPROVE STUDENT JOB SKILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OPPOSE BIKER PLAN TO HELP NEEDY FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STORM WHIPS NORTHERN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*YOU'RE MY HERO,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CITY GOING OVERBOARD IN BAR BUY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MINNESOTA DIRECTOR DOUBTS RELIABILITY OF SURVEY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE'S MUSEUMS MAY BEGIN TO CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
GATEWAY ATTRACTS SUPPLIERS TO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FARM-LOAN PROGRAM IN JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*IT ALL PASSED TOO QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKYFORCE STAGGER TO FINISH LINE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COYOTES GO HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRI-STATE TOURNAMENT DRAWS 300 TEAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOCKEY FRANCHISE EYES CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RINK WOULDN'T FIT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KLEIN TO JOIN NCC HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*GENTLE BOUNCE A SOOTHING TWIST IN BABY CARE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FINE-TUNING THE SYMPHONY'S SOUND,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MEANS SAYS HE HAS MOVIE OFFER,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MUPPETS BERT AND ERNIE (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*SALES TAX'S FAILURE AIDS CITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*POLLUTION OF PAST RESURFACES IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LUTHERANS SELECT SEVEN FINALISTS FOR BISHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SEVEN CANDIDATES SELECTED IN SEARCH FOR BISHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LINE-ITEM VETO IS OVERDUE TOOL (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOUSE WELFARE DEBATE ISN'T A PRETTY PICTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JANKLOW HAS REVERSED STAND (BROOKINGS REGISTER)),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ETHIOPIAN IMMIGRANTS CLAIM TO BE SUDANESE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH ENDORSES RIGHT TO LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"MAP, CD-ROM DISAGREE OVER YANKTON'S PLACE (L)","Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
JOHNSON IS IN LEAD ON REFORMING CONGRESS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
JUDGE RULES SIELER WON'T GET REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STEELE'S EXTRADITION PLANNED FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL DATE SET IN MENTOR'S CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS REPORT FIREFIGHTERS' SCAM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DISTRICT GOAL: EQUAL DISCIPLINE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RAKING IT IN,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN FILES SUIT IN '93 EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO BROADEN ENROLLMENT THROUGH SATELLITE TV,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FEW EDUCATORS RULE REPORT CARDS' DEMISE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COURT ORDERS CHANGE IN KIDNAPPER'S LIFE TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*LINCOLN-UNION ELECTRIC NAMES BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CROOKS AAL BRANCH RECEIVES TOP RATING FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RAPID CITY MAN ASKS TO BE JAILED OUTSIDE STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CONTROVERSIAL PACT IS PUBLIC HEARING'S TOPIC,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DAVIS POST-OFFICE HEIST UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ABERDEEN COMMISSION SEEKS BAN ON LOCAL BOARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COALITION SPONSORS CONFERENCE ON KIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ARCHITECTS TO PLAN FLANDREAU LIBRARY--FOR FREE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*VERMILLION 6TH-GRADERS SAY 'GOOD MORNING' ON CAMERA,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WOOL COMPETITION BECOMES COED EVENT AT LITTLE I,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BROOKINGS JURY AWARDS NOTHING IN SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CONCEALED PISTOL PERMITS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LOTTERY RULES TO BE CONSIDERED ON APRIL 1,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*EVEN THE WEALTHY MUST DIE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*FARGO MAN WANTS A PIECE OF BAGEL BOOM,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BURNS IGNITES SKYFORCE IN VICTORY OVER CRAWDADS,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUTHOR GIVES AMERCIAN INDIAN WOMEN A VOICE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FRAGRANT LITTLE PLANTS GROWING IN POPULARITY,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PINE'S GROWTH CONTROLLED BY POT SIZE,"Argus LeaderMar 24 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*THE BIG SIOUX RIVER IS RECEDING IN THE CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ACUTE BOXCAR SHORTAGE SEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"CITY, SCHOOL BUS TALKS WORTHWHILE","Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN CRITICIZED IN ABORTION ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MCGOVERN CRITICIZED IN ABORTION ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SNOWMOBILE HAZARD FOR SKIERS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ACORN SHOULD KNOW-OIL FIRMS ARE UNDER MANDATORY CONT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ACORN SHOULD KNOW-OIL FIRMS ARE UNDER MANDATORY CONT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
WHY DENY PRESS PARTICIPATION TO RIGHT TO LIFE WRITER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
"FINE, ARGUS LEADER CRITICIZED FOR HIS PLAYHOUSE REVIEW","Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
CAPITOL HILL RESIDENT OPPOSE ANNEXATION OF AREA,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
CIVIL DEFENSE THANKED FOR AVERTING WATER DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
ARGUS EDITORIAL URGING NOW NOT TO BOYCOTT IS CRITICI,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*CLAY FISHER ANSWERS BELL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OLYMPIC OPERATION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*YOUNGSTER TAUGHT WELL WITH ELDERS GUIDANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
*TURKEY HUNTING NEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
*TURKEY HUNTING NEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS ESTABLISH SPEAKER BUREAU,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
FEBRUARY CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS UP IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*RICHARD GLYNN-FIRST NATL TRUST OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL LIFE NAMES CITY DISTRICT MANAGER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*HARRY HARLOW-GENERAL AGENT WITH THE KNIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
MORRELL'S ANNOUNCES EMPLOYEE RETIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*GARY SIEVERDING JOINS DUNHAM COMPANY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*SHRIVER'S OPENS IN MALL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.2"
SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION TO MEET,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.3"
OPTION FOR ELDERLY TO STAY HOME ASKED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.5"
OPTION FOR ELDERLY TO STAY HOME ASKED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.5"
ARBITRARY GAS BAN WORRIES TRAVEL OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.5"
*LEGISLATURE '79-HOW AREA LEGISLATORS SEE SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE RUNNING-THORSNESS BACK,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE GETS NEW VIEW OF CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW OPPOSES RADIOACTIVE DUMP,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE RUNNING-THORSNESS BACK,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MANAGER SAYS HINKY DINKY WILL ANSWER ACORN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW MISS SIOUX FALLS CROWNED NEXT WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MANAGER SAYS HINKY DINKY WILL ANSWER ACORN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW TO PUSH DEBT LIMIT PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW TO PUSH DEBT LIMIT PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY GETS TOUGH WITH DRINKING DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AN EMIGRANT'S STORY-STRUGGLE FOR KURDS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW OPPOSES RADIOACTIVE DUMP,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*MRS J ALEX BROWN-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*JEAN KROEGER NAMED BOSS OF THE YEAR BY THE SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*DR OLIVER BERGLAND RECEIVED THE SERVICE TO MANKIND,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
*MENTAL DEPRESSION TABS OLDER PEOPLE AS TARGETS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*MENTAL DEPRESSION TABS OLDER PEOPLE AS TARGETS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*JOHN CLAUSSEN-NY WORTH JUST BEING THERE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
AUGIE JAZZ FESTIVAL THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1979, sect.D, p.12, col.4"
*IOWANS BLAST ZONING PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ABORTION KEY TO SENATE FIGHT FOR SD VOTES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VA HEAD DISPUTES AGENT ORANGE MEMO,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN-JANKLOW A DUD,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MCGOVERN-JANKLOW A DUD,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
3 JUDGES APPLY FOR US JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*'LITTLE DARLINGS' PROMISES MORE THAN IT DELIVERS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*NEXT RAMP BREAKDOWN TO BE THE LAST ONE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOP 2 EXPERTS WILL BE GONE WHEN '81 BUDGET TACKLED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUPREME COURT TOLD US MUST PAY FOR HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN SAYS SCHUMAKER REPUBLICAN 'HATCHET MAN',"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOP 2 EXPERTS WILL BE GONE WHEN '81 BUDGET TACKLED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUPREME COURT TOLD US MUST PAY FOR HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOP 2 EXPERTS WILL BE GONE WHEN '81 BUDGET TACKLED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN SAYS SCHUMAKER REPUBLICAN 'HATCHET MAN',"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN SAYS SCHUMAKER REPUBLICAN 'HATCHET MAN',"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUPREME COURT TOLD US MUST PAY FOR HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS ARE GIVEN UNTIL END OF 1982 TO BEGIN CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HELP CENSUS AND YOURSELF (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HELP URGED FOR VIETNAM VETERAN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
LEMMON TEACHER PRAISED FOR STAND (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LEMMON TEACHER PRAISED FOR STAND (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JANKLOW COVERAGE-PRO AND CON (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
55 PERCENT OF POLL RESPONDENTS FAVOR BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STOFFERAHN DEFENDS SOLAR COLLECTORS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
STOFFERAHN DEFENDS SOLAR COLLECTORS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
STOFFERAHN DEFENDS SOLAR COLLECTORS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
URGES OPPOSITION TO ANACONDA PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"STOFFERAHN, HAM TO ENTER RACE","Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"STOFFERAHN, HAM TO ENTER RACE","Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CARREAU RESIGNS AS TRIBAL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
O'CONNOR TO SEEK STATE SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NORTHWEST ND CATTLE TO BE DIPPED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DISAGREES WICK'S BOND ISSUES ANALYSIS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE MAY BUY EMBARGOED TRACK,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"STOFFERAHN, HAM TO ENTER RACE","Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COMPLAINTS SUED FOR LIBEL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
HIGH COSTS COULD AID SD INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
COMMISSION OK'S BOND SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HIGH COSTS COULD AID SD INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HIGH COSTS COULD AID SD INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ND COLLEGES OFFER 'ELDERHOSTEL',"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ATTORNEY-WATER SUIT A WASTE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
ATTORNEY--WATER SUIT A WASTE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
ATTORNEY-WATER SUIT A WASTE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
ATTORNEY-WATER SUIT A WASTE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
*SOME SUNDAY ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INTEREST RATES BITE INTO HOME MARKET,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PRESSLER WANTS MX RAIL SYSTEM FOR S DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PRESSLER WANTS MX RAIL SYSTEM FOR S DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PRESSLER WANTS MX RAIL SYSTEM FOR S DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AUGIE TIGHT-END PLAYS WALTER MITTY FOR 'BIG GUYS',"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER LANDS LUNKER WALLEYE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EL SALVADOR--A BLAST FROM THE PAST,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EL SALVADOR--A BLAST FROM THE PAST,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAW REQUIRING ABORTION WAITING PERIOD BLOCKED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WARD CLOSING SURPRISES MALL MERCHANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WARD CLOSING SURPRISES MALL MERCHANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WARD CLOSING SURPRISES MALL MERCHANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CUTS AFFECT WEATHER REPORTING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE EYES COMMUTER AIR CONSULTANT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE EYES COMMUTER AIR CONSULTANT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NO WATER RATIONING IN SF--YET,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITIBANK THANKED FOR SPONSORING CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"WINEGARDEN, RHOADES ANSWER SCHREINER (L)","Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WINTER SAVINGS AND SPRING HOPE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KSFY PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SEES SD LETTING OPPORTUNITY VANISH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"WINEGARDEN, RHOADES ANSWER SCHREINER (L)","Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ATTACKS PROPAGANDA BACKING REAGAN CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
1 RAPID CITY-TO-MPLS FLIGHT REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HEARING SET FOR HOMICIDE SUSPECTS-HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"UNION, POWER COMPANY OK CONTRACT","Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEADLINE NEARS FOR ENERGY PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION CAUSED FIRE-MADISON,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEANS--CLOSE 10 BIA OFFICES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHMECKFEST STARTS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SUNFLOWER PLANT WORK TO START APRIL 25,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
UNFAIR PRACTICE SUIT FILED BY TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEANS--CLOSE 10 BIA OFFICES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*UP WITH PEOPLE PICKS AUGUSTANANS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FARMERS OFFER LAND FOR CENDAK,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD'S PRESSLER MAY HAVE PULL ON SEA TREATY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS OFFER LAND FOR CENDAK,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LOCAL WOMAN MRS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NO VO-TECH TUITION HIKE RECOMMENDED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CORSON GRAIN COMPLEX OK'D,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LOCAL WOMAN MRS SD,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"{dollar}1,000 IN SILVER COINS STOLEN","Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*GERKEN WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.:, p.01, col.3"
*VARILEK CAMPAIGN TO STRESS FARMING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD BUTTE HAS SIGNS OF EARLY MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FORMER PLAYER DEFENDS CENTRAL'S COACH,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW PLAYS AND FUND RAISING KEEP SWANK BUSY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE OSCARS 'ON GOLDEN POND' SENTIMENT (FINE),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD SYMPHONY 1982-83 SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
EVENTS AT AUGUSTANA COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
HISTORY CONFERENCE IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
AUTHORITIES OK APARTMENT PLAN FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SALES SLOW--CEMENT PLANT CUTS BACK,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLANS PETITION DRIVE OVER ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GERKEN WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*CONVICTED MURDERER ASKS FOR NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MENU COURTESY OF SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ADVICE OFFERED KSFY ON TOURNEY SLOTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BOUNDARY CHANGE AIDS JUNIOR HIGH PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SNOW ENHANCES SD FARM OUTLOOK FOR '82 (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WHY NO DECISION IN ZONING-UNION COUNTY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FLANDREAU MAN CANDIDATE FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*MCCLURE, MILLER, CONAHAN, KNUTSON, POPPEN","Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MILLER SEEKS RE-ELECTION IN DISTRICT 4,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*POPPEN WILL RUN FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SDSU OFFICIAL RUNNING FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*VIBORG MAN RUNNING FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MCCLURE TO RUN FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MERRICK WILL BE NEW SECOG CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HEARING ON AG ECONOMY FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PANEL OKS MONEY FOR WORK ON DAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER CO-SPONSORS HOUSING BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RESIGNATION CAME AS A REAL BLOW--ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
8 TO BE HONORED FOR HELP IN POT CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*JUDGE RULES MISTRIAL IN CATCH THE BEAR CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RETIRED SCHOOL TEACHER HAS WAY WITH WORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EXPERT--CERTAIN TYPE OF MIND NEEDS DALI,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"STATE PUBLIC TV RAISES {dollar}94,000","Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*MATH TEACHERS FLEEING FOR HIGHER PAYING JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MATH TEACHERS FLEEING FOR HIGHER--PAYING JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OUTDOORS MOVES INSIDE FOR SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"2 CHARGED, 2 FREED IN BURGLARY CASE","Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROAD WORK IN BLACK HILLS OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARM OUTLOOK ENHANCED--RUSS GRAIN PACT NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIK'S CONSERVATION PLUSES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BAR OWNER ON PROBATION FOR PIMPING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATE BACKS ADVISORY COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGES TO ALTERNATE JUVENILE CASES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE GETS {dollar}5.7 MILLION FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TROOPER ATTACKED BY DWI SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLANT COULD BRING 250 JOBS TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
YANKTON LOW-POWER TV BID COULD TAKE 16 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SPACE ENGINEER LOOKS TO THE SKY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
INDIANS WANT DECIDE WATER CLAIM CASES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*IN SEARCH OF A HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FAMILIES SQUEEZED INTO CRAMPED QUARTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MAKING FOND HUNTING MEMORIES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS NOT SURE ABOUT PLAYOFF SITES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*LEESCH READY FOR CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
CONSERVATION--DASCHLE GETS 61 SCORE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FISHERMEN ARE DISCOVERING SALMON,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER GETS NEW SUPPLY OF TROUT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TRI-STATE FEVER CATCHING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
O'DELL BOWLS 300 FOR HIS MOM,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
BUSINESS INCORPORATIONS INCREASED IN 1983,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EMPIRE MALL SALE PART OF RECORD TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE CONSTRUCTION UP 107 PERCENT FROM 1983,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BEER WARS ON THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INNOVATIVE COMMERCIALS BRING RAINER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FOR THE LAST HALF OF FEBRUARY 1984,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MUNICIPAL POWER AGENCY PLANS ANNUAL MTG,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SDSU RAM TEST STATION WILL BEGIN MARCH 30,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*MARCH ARTS MONTH,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WANTS AUDIENCE TO SEE WITH ITS EYES CLOSED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONCERT PROFITS WILL BENEFIT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"IONA POWERS FOR VARIETY, GOOD EATING","Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*CLOWNING AROUND,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATE WANTS STATE SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CUTS IN INDIAN HEALTH PROGRAMS UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS IN STATE FORMING ADVOCACY OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"SD HAS GROWN BY 6,232 SINCE 1980","Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
4 MEN ARRESTED FOR PARTS INFRACTION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BAR ASSOCIATION KEEPING TRACK OF LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
TENANT ACCUSES LANDLORD OF DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
SCHOOL ISSUE DESERVES STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*WHAT'S YOUR CHOICE FOR MINNESOTA AVENUE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
GOLDWATER COMPLIMENT OF PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MONTHLY FOOD BOUGHT FOR {dollar}84 (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
"SEE FILM, THEN DROP SUPPORT FOR PEACE (L)","Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
HEARING PLANNED ON CENDAK REPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.04, col.5"
REPUBLICANS PICK 19 DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.04, col.5"
CLEAN-UP TO CONTINUE ON RIVER CHANNEL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
CLEAR LAKE WOMAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
GAME OFFICE WANTS TO KNOW OF BIRD SIGHTINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED OF TWO MURDERS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
RC POLICE TRADING IN VOLVOS FOR FORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
MILBANK DEALER VICTIM OF ODOMETER TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.2"
MODULAR HOME FACTORY OPENING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.2"
LOWER JAMES WARY OF DORMANT WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1984, sect.E, p.05, col.3"
*OSCAR'S BIG NIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SOMETHING NEW AT THE LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SERTOMA CLUB GIVES TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
AN OSCAR FOR TELLING FARM STORY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*BIG EDUCATION CUTS UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*IF THE SHOE FITS...,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORE NURSES SEEK RN STATUS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PAC DONATIONS PROVE TO BE GOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ASSEMBLING TOYS IS AN ADULT NIGHTMARE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BOOK BUGS TO DESCEND ON MITCHELL LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LET'S KEEP CHILDREN IN HOME STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
REAGAN SUPPORTS ABDNOR'S FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SD LEADERS TO MEET US INTERIOR SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CITY MAY WIPE OUT DRAINAGE PROBLEMS FOR SOME,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO DECIDE ON OVERCROWDING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WET FIELDS MAY DELAY SPRING PLANTING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
INSURANCE MAY KEEP RODEOS GOING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*STATE TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RUSSLER TOPS MEIDINGER FOR STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SUPREME COURT--TROOPERS TO CHECK STUPORS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SD EXPERTS, LAWMAKERS DISAGREE","Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ARIZONA COMPACT APPROVED WITHOUT CONSIDERATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMMON SENSE DICTATES THAT RIGHTS BE PROTECTED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS WISHES IGNORED AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMPANY DIDN'T PROVE CASE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PRESSLER IS OFF THE MARK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WORKERS AREN'T SOVEREIGN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BILL WOULD EASE PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LEAVE GUARD OUT OF POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TOURNAMENTS FOR STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
RUNNING FOR TOP GIRLS PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
USD TO DROP BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*DRINKING CALLED A FACTOR IN FATAL WRECK,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCDOWELL GAMBLING SUIT SETTLED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NELSON ANNOUNCES DISTRICT 11 CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TURNS TO LABOR COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
18TH STREET TO CLOSE TODAY FOR RESURFACING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 BROWN COUNTY MEN HELD IN KIDNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE COUNSELORS--JOB MARKET BETTER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*ECONOMISTS PREDICT TIME OF RECKONING ON FARM,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD FARM STUDY SHOWS SPLIT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABDNOR TO CONDUCT HEARING ON CATTLE INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BONES TO SEEK RE-ELECTION IN DISTRICT 9,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE COMPACT CLEARS ARIZ COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAISLEY TO SEEK RE-ELECTION IN DISTRICT 12,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VIKINGS EX-COACH GRANT TO STUMP FOR ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
6 CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS TO DEBATE AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE THROWS OUT VERDICT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"ARLINGTON TO GET {dollar}100,000 GRANT TODAY","Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CITY HIRES CONSULTANT FOR DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEXAS MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
YOUTH ARRESTED AFTER HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*STORM KNOCKS OUT STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL CALENDAR PLANNERS LEAP OVER FORGOTTEN DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY SETUP BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MUST FIGHT BLACK HILLS BILL IN CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POURING MONEY DOWN A BIG HOLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
{dollar}2.38 MILLION BID WINS ROAD PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES KITCHEN OF HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FLUSHING OF WATER SYSTEM BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON SIGNS SPEED LIMIT BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH FLYING FINANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMPROMISE AVERTS SUIT OVER WATERFOWL HABITAT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EPA OFFICIALS VISIT TO WILLIAMS TANK FARM,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY DEALS BOTH PARTIES A VICTORY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN'S WAYFARING CLOCK FOUND,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AIR SERVICE TASK FORCE TO MEET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GTA FEEDS NAMED FEED MILL OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GUARD APPOINTS PUBLIC RELATIONS SPOKESMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWYERS TO MEET FOR ADMINISTRATIVE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MICKELSON PLANS TRIP TO WASHINGTON, DC","Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITIZENS FOR PROGRESS FOR PARKING RAMP,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAIN COULD PROTECT AGAINST SOIL EROSION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"YMCA RECEIVES {dollar}12,500 FOR RAMP","Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"AIR FORCE PROMOTION, HONORS LISTED","Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
BADE NAMED FIGHTER GROUP LEADER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
DIERKS WILL GET EAGLE SCOUT AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
TRAVELERS AUXILIARY CITES RANDALL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
POETRY CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
POSTER CONTEST WINNERS ARE NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS PLACES 3 ON ALL-SIC,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*BASKETBALL BONANZA,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTERS EXTINGUISHED A CAR FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAYOR QUESTIONS GROUPS CLAIM,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD BURDENS POOR--GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
A CHANCE TO UPGRADE DELEGATION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NOT CHANGING SYSTEM WOULD BE DISASTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WRESTLING LETTER OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ABORTION VIEWS SPLIT PARTIES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BILL WOULD BAN ANY GUN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PATIENT RECEIVED POOR CARE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*ARTS ON THE PLAINS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DANCE FEVER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*PILCHER TO SEEK DISTRICT 11 SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GASOLINE SPILL REACHES RIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE CHARGED IN ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JENNER WILL BE SENTENCED TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN RIFLE INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOM WILKA CAN REPRESENT INMATE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REWARD OFFERED FOR FUGITIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHANNON COUNTY MIGHT BE FORCED TO LAY OFF,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE PREPARES FOR NEW DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CENTER GIVES PRESCHOOLERS A LESSON,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*DAKOTA STATE COLLEGE WELCOMES PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD REFUSES TO ADD GOLF PROJECT TO PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR MISAPPLICATION OF FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN CHARGED IN DEATH OF WIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REALTOR LIABLE FOR LOSSES--COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD GUARD JOINS SOUTH KOREA EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS TO JUDGE AT HOME ECONOMICS EXPO,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*READERS DIGEST TOPS IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SCHWAN'S STORY TOLD IN 'FORBES',"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GOVERNOR WANTS SOUTH DAKOTAN TO HEAD SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BONE CHILLING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*HOBBY HORTICULTURISTS GIVE PLANTS THUMBS UP,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
ASSAULT WEAPONS OUGHT TO BE BANNED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME TO RIDE INTO THE SUNRISE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BLIND PEDESTRIANS HAVE RIGHT OF WAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DONORS AREN'T 'FAT CATS' (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MAKE THEATER TEEN CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DON'T LABEL FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TAX PAYERS PAY RESORT BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GROUPS HELP MEMORIALIZE LATE SON (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"MDA BENEFIT PLEDGES TOTAL {dollar}9,100 (L)","Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WINTER GAMES SPONSORS SPECIAL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CALLERS SWAMP ASK A LAWYER LINES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHILD PLAYING WITH LIGHTER CAUSES FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IOWA TEEN DIES IN GUN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO CHARGES FILED IN RAPID CITY DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PUBLIC TV RAISES {dollar}101,498 IN DRIVE","Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAYOR'S PRAYER DRAWS CROWD,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BASEBALL RULING DISMAYS WOMEN'S GROUPS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONSPIRACY BRINGS SESSION TO A CLOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER NEW SCHOOL FOR CHESTER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
'CHIEF' OFFERS TO GIVE UP HIS TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN CAMP APPEALS TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUSTICES ORDER NEW TRIAL IN SUIT AGAINST SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO CONTINUE LOOSER HAY REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRST BUSINESS LOANS FOR STUDENTS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*THAT'S THE TICKET,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*YEAR OF RECONCILIATION--100 YEARS LATER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DUO PITCHES DREAMS OF INDIAN YOUTH,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSON PROMISES POSITIVE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PEOPLE SHOULD BE TOLD MANSION CASE FACTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CONTRIVED LETTERS TAINTING RIGHT TO KNOW,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'ARGUS' SHOULD APOLOGIZE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
JANKLOW'S INFLUENCE IS APPARENT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
POOR PLAY BIG FACTOR IN HOUSING PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
JUDAS MONEY COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"NEWTON HUMOR LEWD, BAWDY (L)","Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
UNIONIZE HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GF&P SEEKS TO BETTER MANAGE FISHING TOURNAMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS STOCK RESERVOIR WITH HERRING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BOAT BUYERS CAN CATCH BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
BALTIC MAN CRITICAL AFTER 2-VEHICLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORPS PLANS STEPS TO HALT TUMBLEWEEDS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRASH VICTIMS FROM COLORADO,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG-AWARENESS POSTERS ARE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"EPA GIVE {dollar}109,000 BONUS TO STATE","Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WORRISOME WINNER SPELLS WAY TO TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*13 TRAIN CARS DERAIL AT BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY PLANS SUMMER FUN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS TRY TO HALT CITY PAVING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VERMILLION STUDENTS PASS TEST,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LONGTIME AUDITOR WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SYNDICATED COLUMNIST TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL BOARD RAPPED FOR HOUSING POLICIES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SPECIAL KIDS TAKE A BOW IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CH PETERSON FORMER HURON MAYOR DIES AT 82,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"COST TO BURY ASH ABOUT {dollar}900,000","Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
EX-COALITION MEMBERS AREN'T SATISFIED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CO-OP BECOMES AMPRIDE FRANCHISE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PRODUCTION RISES IN DAIRY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SDSU RESEARCHERS ARE AWARDED GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*SPUNK, {dollar}1,000 WERE SEEDS OF SUCCESS","Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SD FARMER HAS PLANS FOR POLAND,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*DON'T GIVE IN TO YOUNG PLEAS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
IT WAS A GOOD YEAR TO GO TO MOVIES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*TOURS OF THE OLD SOUTH,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*BEAT THE BUSINESS SUIT BLAHS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR FOREIGN CAR,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1990, sect.H, p.01, col.1"
*GALESBURG NEIGHBORHOOD IS RICH IN SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STRINGS ATTACHED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EPA OFFICIAL SEEKS INPUT ON CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BEST THING YOU CAN DO NOW IS TO LISTEN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*LOCAL POOCH STARS IN 'CAMELOT' PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*INDIAN JOURNALIST GROUP FACED SEVERE BIRTH PAINS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEGISLATURE HAD SOME BRIGHT SPOTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TO SHOW APPRECIATION TO VIETNAM VETS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
FORECASTERS SHOULD LET VIEWERS SEE MAP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
LET READING SERIES CONTROVERSY REST (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
STANDS BY MILITARY AFTER PARADES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
SIGNS OF LABOR OFTEN ARE OBVIOUS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"'IMPRESSIONS', BUSING ON TONIGHT'S AGENDA","Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CASES DROP BY HALF IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE NEAR BRANDON BURNS MOBILE HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP RECEIVES GRANT FOR PARENT TRAINING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOTHER SAYS MISSING SON LOVED HIS COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH ELIGIBLE FOR JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BABY GAVE PARENTS QUIZ ON CLASSES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PIZZA DROP TAKES CONCENTRATION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY LAUDS RIGID BURNING ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY MAINTAINS LIQUOR-SALES MONOPOLY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"CONGREGATION ACHIEVES {dollar}200,000 MIRACLE DAY GOAL","Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BASIN STATES OK USING EXISTING GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LOTTERY COMMISSION CONSIDERS RULE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TAKES STEPS TO EXPAND SURFACE MINING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"6 UNIVERSITIES SHARE MATH, SCIENCE GRANTS","Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMPANY ASKS FOR RULE VARIANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DIRECTORS TO ESTABLISH TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
LEAD FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION IN JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BROOKINGS TO CONSIDER KEG ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CREW PREPARES FOR X-RAYING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
INDUSTRY GROUPS TO SELL WOOL AT MAY 21 SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
LAND SALE NETS BANK {dollar}8.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
TASK FORCE URGES BUREAU TO SEEK CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING RECOVERS FROM SLUMP,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
TAX COALITION VOWS TO KEEP PUSHING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
ORDINANCE WON'T AFFECT EXISTING INCINERATORS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FIVE HILLBERG BOYS SHARE PASSIONATE INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
40 QUARTERS OF WORK REQUIRED TO GET BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
THREE ARRESTED ON CHARGES OF RAPING CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EARLY ROUND AT THE LINKS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN YOUTH AT HIGHER RISK FOR SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WILLIAMS ACCUSED OF COVER-UP,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY DROPS PLANS TO MOVE INTO WHS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY PLAN SMACKS OF EMPIRE-BUILDING (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD HAS LOST SIGHT OF REAL PRIORITIES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WASHINGTON HIGH SWAP HARDLY AN EVEN ONE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*AS CHILDREN STRUGGLE, SO DO AID PROBLEMS","Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EPISCOPALIANS WILL TAKE CONCERNS TO BRAZIL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VEGGING OUT...COULD PREVENT CANCER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RADIO PERSONALITY SIZZLES WITH PORK,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*KISECKER SEEKING DISTRICT 14 HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CARETRAUM STARTS WHEELCHAIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SCHEDULES WEEKEND MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOSHEIM WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GASH TORN IN TANKER WHILE REFUELING B-1,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN AWAITS CHARGES IN MARIJUANA RAID,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3-YEAR-OLD DIES IN MOBILE-HOME FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PREHISTORIC PUPIL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ACCIDENTS NUMBER 1 KILLER UNDER AGE 35,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WEIGHT-LOSS PLAN DOES NOT TRIGGER AILMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRANT TO FUND DREDGING AT WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RIVER'S LEAD LEVELS NORMAL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EXTRADITION PLANNED IN MONTANA SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INFESTED TREE REMOVAL TO BE SPEEDED UP,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TUBERCULOSIS CASES MORE THAN DOUBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KEEPING AN EYE ON THE EARTH,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BACKS OFF RAPID CITY SITE FOR FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BENEFITS COLLECTION RATE IS LOWEST IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*SPEED PAYS OFF FOR BIGGINS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOUSING GREENS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
TRADE SCAMS CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*ELECTRIC FIELD BLAMED FOR MILK LOSS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLOODING TO HIT NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GARRETSON MAN CHARGED IN ANTIQUE THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'ARGUS' WANTS TO HEAR FROM YOU,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GAMBLING ATTRACTS TOO MUCH ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS AN IMPORTANT LESSON (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEUMANN IS RIGHT CHOICE FOR SCHOOL BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRUDEAU HAS WARPED SENSE OF HUMOR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SECOND PANAMA TRIP SHOULD BE CANCELED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SF SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CRACK DEALERS GET PRISON TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE BACK IN PRISON AFTER GETTING TREATED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 1 MONTH FOR SHIPPING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RC MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STEENSLAND TO HOLD PUBLIC FORUM TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOSTER CARE SOUGHT FOR SITTER WHO KILLED CHILD,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING ISSUES DOMINATE SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RECYCLING PROGRAM MAY START AUG 1 IF CITY OK'S,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRAINING RUN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*LAMMERS DENIED REGENTS SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HOME VALUE APPEALS REQUIRE PREPARATION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BENEFIT PORK FEED SET FOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WELCOME AT USD TOUR,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PHYSICIANS GROUP ELECTS PIEDMONT MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPEAKERS SELECTED FOR WOMEN'S EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SYMPOSIUM TO HONOR MEDICAL PROFESSOR,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD FARMERS WARNED OF FUEL SCAM,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STARTS TODAY IN FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SANTEE SIOUX ASK JUDGE TO FREE CASINO PROFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
1992 TIMBER PROFITS {dollar}7.6 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SD GROUP ENDORSES NATIONAL TERM LIMITS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LAWMAKERS OK RAISES FOR OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VETOES INCLUDE CAMPUS SMOKING BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
APPROVES BILL TO STUDY HEALTH CARE REFORM,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
WATER FINANCE MEASURE PASSES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*BRIEFING CENTER HELPS SELL SF,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
COYOTES MUST FACE UNKNOWN TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NO SWIMSUIT WILL BE PERFECT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*METRIC SYSTEM TOO SLOW TO TAKE HOLD (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S SCHOOL-AID SYSTEM UNCONSTITUTIONAL--LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS' HOPES GROW WITH DRY WEATHER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*MORRELL PACKAGE WOULD RAISE TAXES, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD LAWMAKERS WANT HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
SALES TAX INCREASE BEST SCHOOL OPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMPETITION HELPS HEALTH-CARE REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COLUMN ON ANTHEM BELITTLES OUR COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OTHERS GAVE WHITNEY HIS FREEDOM OF SPEECH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ANTHEM COMMENTARY ONE OF BEST IN PAPER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BASKETBALL TOURNEYS WILL BE STAGGERED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDY DAVIS BECOMES TEACHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CIRCUIT JUDGE DENIES CON ARTIST'S FURLOUGH,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN LEFT BEATEN BEHIND LAST FRONTIER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAY INSTATE FIREFIGHTERS' DISPUTED CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JAMES RIVER COVERS EASTERN LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INCOMING SUPERINTENDENT PUTS BRAKES ON REFORM,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EAT UP,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"REVISED STANDARDS COST NSU, DSU ACCREDITATION","Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"DRIVER, PEDESTRIAN KILLED IN ABERDEEN","Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRIGADIER GENERAL TO SPEAK TO ROTC,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN GUILTY IN WASTE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOLESKY TO SEEK ANOTHER HOUSE TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD WAGERING HIGHER IN FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOP SEEKS CANDIDATE TO OPPOSE JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TO HELP COMPANY PURCHASE LAKE PRESTON FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LITTLE INTERNATIONAL EXPO OPENS TODAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SPRING CLEANING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
COMMITTEE APPROVES TAX RELIEF FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
MORRELL MAY HIRE TRUCKING FIRMS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
RENZIOS GREEK FOOD TO OPEN THREE OUTLETS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*STUMBLING SKYFORCE LOSE AT LINE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY SEES LITE ON DEVELOPING DOWNTOWN ARTS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TACKLE THIS EXHIBITION TO LEARN ABOUT FISHING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"FAMILY COMPUTER WILL TEACH PARENTS, TOO","Argus LeaderMar 25 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*STEELE RETURNS TO COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL LOTTERY UNABLE TO WIN OVER FOES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RESULTS OF PROBE OF DASCHLE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SD LAWMAKERS SPLIT OVER WELFARE BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"CRITICS OF GOVERNMENT SHOULD BUILD, NOT BASH (L)","Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
HALF-DAY KINDERGARTEN IS BEST FOR STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*LEGISLATORS CAN DESIGN A BETTER FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
COMMUNITY FORTUNATE TO HAVE RELIGIOUS SITE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*RETRO FIT: HAND-IN-GLOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WORK DEPENDS ON BOTH HAMMER AND NAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"'SISTERS' DRAMA TOUCHES THE NEED TO SEARCH, TRUST","Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*COOKIE CREATOR TO SPEAK HERE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SKYFORCE CLOBBERS CAVALRY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TREKKING TO TRI-STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CASH CALL MARKS 20 YEARS ON RADIO,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS COUPLE IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRUSTIES CAPTURED IN DIFFERENT STATES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS SELLING TICKETS TO RODEO,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS BILL FOR SCHOLARS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
IMMIGRANT: DAUGHTER'S ILLNESS MAY BE BLESSING,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATURE'S 'NO' MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GREEN THUMBS AT THE FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
STATE MUSLIMS BATTLE STEREOTYPES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
VIDEO LOTTERY COMES BACK EVEN STRONGER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FIRE VICTIM'S NAME MYSTERY TO POLICE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GOSPEL SING-OUT ENDS SPECIAL WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"COUNTRY CLUB OFFERED FOR SALE FOR {dollar}500,000","Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PETITIONS REJECTED FOR ROLLBACK OF TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BOARD WANTS INPUT ON BUILDING PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CITY OWES OWNER OF BAR A BEER LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FESTIVALS TEACH PUPILS IMPORTANCE OF WATER,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ELEVEN MADISON HOUSES GO ON AUCTION BLOCK,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
UNIVERSITIES FACE FUNDING CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WATERTOWN ASSESSOR LOSES TAX APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SENATE OK'S JUDICIAL PICK,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
OK'S TELECOMMUNICATION BILL WITH PRESSLER'S INPUT,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
EWE ON VOLGA AREA FARM DELIVERS SEXTUPLET LAMBS,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
INVESTIGATION FINDS SCHOOL VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
GIRLS' CENTER GETS {dollar}1.5M FACILITY,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
STATE AGING CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*CANTON-BOUND ANTIQUE STORE OPENS APRIL 1,"Argus LeaderMar 25 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GUTHRIE RECPETION ENTHUSIASTIC,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BOY FOUND FLOATING IN CITY POOL SAVED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NO DECISION YET ON PURCHASE OF COSTELLO PARK,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ANNEXATION RESOLUTION TO BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
US LANDS OFFER POTENTIAL FOR OIL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HALF-RATE TUITION URGED FOR VETERANS IN COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*MAN WELDS & MELDS ART FROM SCRAP IRON,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN WELDS & MELDS ART FROM SCRAP IRON,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOTING RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOME BILLS TRY TO MAKE LIFE EASIER,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FLOOD DECLINE SEEN IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PIERRE HEATING PROJECT PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FARRAR BUYS INTEREST IN BANK,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FLOOD DECLINE SEEN IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HERMAN DAM WORK SEEN FOR SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN MAY OPPOSE WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC TV TOPS FUND GOAL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KAHN SAYS FARMERS WON'T BE SACRIFICED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
FIRE SHATTERS SLEEP BUT SPARES FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY HALL AIM OF INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY HALL AIM OF INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY HALL AIM OF INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BRACELETS A REMINDER OF HOSTAGES' PLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINDOM BRINGS THURBER TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINDOM BRINGS THURBER TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEARNING TO COPE WITH LIFE AS A MINISTER'S WIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*PROMOTING THE OPERA BRINGS SOPRANO HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*PROMOTING THE OPERA BRINGS SOPRANO HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LEARNING TO COPE WITH LIFE AS A MINISTER'S WIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LAKE PRESTON FANS SHOUT 'FOUL' ON REFEREES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAKE PRESTON FANS SHOUT 'FOUL' ON REFEREES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIX SIOUX FALLS SENIORS NAMED TO ALL-STATE TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PROTECTION OF CANADA GEESE CONTROVERSIAL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MORE ANSWERS ON STEEL-SHOT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*STOFFERAHN OPENS CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN'S RESIGNATION DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO USE TWO-BY-FOURS TO GET ITS MESSAGE ACROSS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN'S RESIGNATION DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PARKSTON STUDENTS STAGE SIT-IN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STOFFERAHN OPENS CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PARKSTON STUDENTS STAGE SIT-IN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK SEEKS SITE FOR BRANCH,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CITIBANK SEEKS SITE FOR BRANCH,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
TEACHERS SHARE MORE THAN NAME,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
REP LARRY ANDERSON AND BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REP LARRY ANDERSON AND BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON'S SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SAYS PAPER CURRENCY FLOUTS US LAW (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CHAMBER'S BACKING OF WICK'S PLAN HIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
POT PLANE DEFENDANT PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*ANDERSON TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD HAS TOP BEEFERENDUM TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*REP BONES SEEKS SEAT IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*BORCHARD GETS AGRI-BUSINESS HONOR,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FLYNN TO SEEK COMMISSION JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POT PLANE DEFENDANT PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FLYNN TO SEEK COMMISSION JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SHIRLEY HALLEEN SEEKS HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RESERVATION EXEMPTIONS URGED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*REP BONES SEEKS SEAT IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RESERVATION EXEMPTIONS URGED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TOUGH TIMES PREDICTED FOR ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
TOUGH TIMES PREDICTED FOR ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
TOUGH TIMES PREDICTED FOR ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
POWER LINE COULD BE ROUTED ALONG RAILS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
EXPLORATION HOLE TO BE PLUGGED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
EXPLORATION HOLE TO BE PLUGGED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
LAWSUIT ENDS WITHOUT RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
LAWSUIT ENDS WITHOUT RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
TASK FORCE WANTS EXPANSION OF AG PROCESSING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TASK FORCE WANTS EXPANSION OF AG PROCESSING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BOARD WON'T CHANGE CURRICULUM,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BOARD WON'T CHANGE CURRICULUM,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*ANNIE'S NATURAL FOOD RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1980, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*{dollar}6-MILLION BLOCK 11 PROJECT A REALITY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'MOTHER GOOSE' SHE WASN'T,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HECTIC SCHEDULING PRECEDED USD PLAY OPENING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HECTIC SCHEDULING PRECEDED USD PLAY OPENING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HECTIC SCHEDULING PRECEDED USD PLAY OPENING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF PLAYHOUSE FUND DRIVE SET,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ALL-STATE BAND TO PERFORM SAT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ART GALLERY BENEFIT DANCE SET,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
'PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION' TO TAPE SUNDAY IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
VOLLEYBALL TEAMS PLAY WITHOUT STATE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLAUDON RETIRES AS WARRIOR VOICE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ACORN SHORT SIGNATURES ON TAX BREAK INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ACORN SHORT SIGNATURES ON TAX BREAK INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WATER PLANS STALLED AS DROUGHT PERSISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}5.9 MILLION BID MAY HAVE RAIL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ACORN SHORT SIGNATURES ON TAX BREAK INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WATER PLANS STALLED AS DROUGHT PERSISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HIT BY TRAIN IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WARDS PLANS SEVERAL STORE CLOSINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WARDS PLANS SEVERAL STORE CLOSINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HOWARD MURDER TRIAL BEGINS JUNE 1,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*STATELY...PELICAN...,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DEADLINE REACHED-14 ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
STOP TRYING TO GET MOTHER OF ANDREW (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WARD CLOSING LIKE LOSING AN OLD FRIEND (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SAYS PRESSLER NOT HEEDING POOR PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WARD CLOSING LIKE LOSING AN OLD FRIEND (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR--LOWER MINIMUM WAGES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DROUGHT DISASTER LOANS TIGHTENED TO LAST LONGER,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRAILER RESIDENTS CALL STRIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DROUGHT DISASTER LOANS TIGHTENED TO LAST LONGER,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR--LOWER MINIMUM WAGES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR IN SF FOR OFFICE OPENING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
DROUGHT OFFICE (RELUCTANTLY) OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
AREA URANIUM WORRIES MAY UNITE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MISSILE PACT SAID TO BE NEGOTIATED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
LITTLE I OPENS FRIDAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEM HIT HARD BY BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LITTLE I OPENS FRIDAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
1ST US SHIPMENT OF WILLARD WATER LEAVES RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*FIRE DESTROYS MOTORHOME--HARRISBURG,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DON'T PANIC, LENDERS TELL FARMERS","Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROUND 2 OF CHEESE GIVEAWAY ON,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DON'T BE A SOCIAL WORKER-BE A PARENT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
USD DIRECTOR WENT TOO FAR IN 'PICNIC',"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
*HUNNICUTT GIVES HIS TIME TO YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SNOWFALL HELPS DUCKS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GORDON SWITCHES-BASKETBALL TO BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
USD'S SMIT FINDS A HOME IN THE OUTFIELD,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WORK BEGINS ON ABLERTSON'S GROCERY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOSSES TESTIFY FOR DEMOTED WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE-ALARM SALESMAN FACES DECEPTION CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INSECTS TAKE BIG BITE OUT OF GRAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PRINCIPLE LARSON","Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HELP PLAYHOUSE WITH TRIP TO IRELAND (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOPE FOR PEACE IN SALVADORAN ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS CRITICIZED FOR HIRING OUT-OF-STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*VIEWS OF 'BIG CITY' SF COPS BLASTED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RUMORS ABOUT SCHOOL CLOSING ARE NOT NEW,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AVON MIGHT HAVE TO QUIT WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE NAMED TO POSTAL COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FCC OKS PERMIT FOR PINE RIDGE STATION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HIS SHARE WAS LARGER THAN HE THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LIQUOR FIRM PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LITTLE INTERNATIONAL STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN'S CAR CRASHES INTO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
300 POTENTIAL JURORS FOR MATHIS TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RULING ON GRAZING RATES TO BE APPEALED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SOME CAN'T WAIT FOR WEB PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SD TOURISM PROMOTION ATTRACTS ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
*WINTER STORM WARNING ISSUED FOR SOUTHERN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
AD MIX-UP FORCES RESCHEDULING CITY ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COMPUTER PIONEER SAYS EMPHASIS IS MISPLACED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*RASSLIN' BEAR PLAYS BY RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMPROMISE SPARES PATRICK HENRY'S SCIENCE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION COUNCIL DRAWS FIRE FOR ADS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FARM OFFICIAL RARELY AT HIS DESK,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE'S WARNINGS IN RAPE TRIALS OUTLAWED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JURY SHOULD DECIDE ON INSURANCE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MAN'S WORD GOOD ENOUGH TO TRANSFER FARM,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MUSEUM OPPONENTS--NO FEES IN FREE PARK,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BARNEY CLARK'S CONTRIBUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MUCH CREDIT DUE STATE FOR INTERCHANGE PROJECT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRIME VICTIMS POWERLESS AGAINST INTRUDER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ISOLATED BIBLE TESTS NOT VALID NUKE VIEW SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PARENTS SHOULDN'T BOW DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
PLAY RAPPED FOR TYPE OF PLOT & STYLE USED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
PROPOSED MINIMUM WAGE CUT SMACKS OF EXPLOITATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TAXES TO IDLE LAND CONFLICT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ACORN BLASTS MAYOR FOR COMMENTS ON BALLOT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BANK ROBBERS GET 25 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEE CRIME TARGET OF TIP HOTLINE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REFUNDS POSSIBLE IN ARTICHOKE CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ABDNOR PRAISES BELLE FOURCHE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN BUTTREY PROJECT STALLED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FARM LEADERS TO MEET IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN LEADS HOT SPRINGS POLICE ON CHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL STARTS MAY 18,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SDSU SPONSORS AGRI-BUSINESS DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS TO DANCE FOR DYSTROPHY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BECHTEL AWARDED CONTRACT FOR PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
INCOME DETERMINES ELIGIBILITY FOR FOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
STUDY MAY HELP HEART VICTIMS HEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
WATERSHED PLAN NEARING APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
SEIBEL WINS COACHES AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*WEEKEND SHINES AT LAST,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JAZZ EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MALL'S MARKETING DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DEALERS SAY BOAT, SPORTING SALES SOARING","Argus LeaderMar 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCDOWELL CASE TO UNFOLD TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY HEARING ON MINORITY BUSINESS PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD MAY SET ELECTION DATE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD CANDIDATES HAVE TEACHING EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY MAY STEP TOWARD HOTEL'S CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PANEL FINDS HISTORY LESSON IN HOLOCAUST (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPORTSMAN CRAFTS THE CADILLAC OF DUCK CALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FARM SEED SALESMEN MUST ABIDE BY STATE LAWS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HILL CITY HUB OF RURAL AMBULANCE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
{dollar}1-MILLION FACELIFT SET,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
"NEW EQUIPMENT, GIMMICKS HIT AREA SHOPS","Argus LeaderMar 26 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*STUDENTS CAMPAIGN TO CLEAR THE AIR,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD SHIFTS STUDENTS IN 6 SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REAGAN'S JOKE ABOUT FARMERS FLOPS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DOWNS WILL LEAD YWCA BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*SALISBURY INSTALLED AS QUEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HEGG IS PRESIDENT OF PEO CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*STINGLEY PRESIDENT OF GOP WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
FERRARO ON RIGHT SIDE OF THE ABORTION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOLD ON TO YOUR VALUES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAKE POSITIVE APPROACH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SNOW POLICY WASTES MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*CROWD PAYS MONEY FOR LAUGH ON HANSEN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HARKIN--DIM HOPE FOR EMERGENCY AID,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STENSLAND NEW CITY PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS WARN OF SEWER PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
VETERANS FIGHT CITY HALL'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WIND GUSTS CAUSE UNIT TO OVERTURN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GROUP SEEKING GOVERNMENT CHANGE TO MEET,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE HEEGE AUTHORIZES SECOND GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POLICE DEPARTMENT ANSWERS ARGUS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
REPAIR WORK TO BEGIN AT PACTOLA DAM,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
THOMPSON SAYS HE WAS FIRED FROM PARTY JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WINTERS ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOY ADMITS SETTING DEADWOOD SCHOOL FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEARINGS ON VANDALISM PLANNED FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOURNALISM DELEGATES FOR GIRLS STATE NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"LEMMON, ISABEL SCHOOLS WIN ACADMIC GAMES","Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER URGES BENEFITS FOR FAMILY FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE THINKS MX VOTE WILL PASS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DISEASED MITES CAUSE PROBLEM FOR BEEKEEPERS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEADLINE FOR RENEWING LIVESTOCK BRANDS MAY 1,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FORMER CIA AGENT TO ADDRESS STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
NON-PROFIT GROUPS CAN APPLY FOR CASH,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
STATE BANKS IN GOOD SHAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*HOYA NOW MEANS BASKETBALL EXCELLENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BROKEN WATER MAIN LEAVES CITY DRY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ACTOR'S CANDIDACY COULD CANCEL TV PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON LIBYA,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JANKLOW FAILS TO KEEP HIS WORD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
UNITED STATES & LIBYA PLAYING SENSELESS GAME (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHY SO MANY CONSULTANTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
STATION LEAVES BAD IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LET'S HELP FREEDOM FIGHTERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
EDUCATORS FIGHT FOR SCHOOL AID BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"EUROPEAN FARM POLICY TO STAY, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOP GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES ARE TO MEET,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LARSEN TO RUN FOR SENATE AS A DEMOCRAT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAY RUNS FOR 11TH DISTRICT STATE HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 ANNOUNCE CANDIDACIES FOR KRUEGER'S SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING GAPS IN THE BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NOT DETERRED BY WORLD UNREST,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HANSON SUGGESTS STUDY OF FAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HORMEL LOCAL FACES TAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SHERMAN SAID ACCIDENT WAS HIS FAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SHOW AND TELL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHAMBER GROUP TO BEGIN MEMBERSHIP DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ELK POINT SPONSORS FAMILY WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LOCAL MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN GIRL'S TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN INFANT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PROSECUTION SEEKS DEATH PENALTY IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
EASTER FOOD MUST BE HANDLED SAFELY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FIRE DEPARTMENT COOKBOOK PROFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
COLLEGE TEACHERS OF YEAR SELECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
GROUP ELECTS WOMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
{dollar}125 MILLION CUT IN INDIAN HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*150 PROTEST HIRING OF NON-UNION LABOR,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEDIA WANT TO DISCREDIT TV MINISTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*VENTRILOQUIST CROWS ABOUT LIFE-LIKE PUPPET,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE SPEED LIMIT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BOBCATS COVERAGE SLAMMED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DEAVER CASE SIGNIFICANT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"OFFICIALS SHOULD STOP GREED, PROTECT HILLS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SHOULD USE ALCOHOL FUELS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
BROOKINGS PLANS TELEMARKETING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS LOCAL TRUSTEESHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON SET FOR LINCOLN DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD PORK SHOW RESUMES FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD SENATORS SUBMIT TAX BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE CHIEF CHANGES COMMANDERS' SHIFTS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN LOSES JURISDICTIONAL ISSUE IN CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SPRING WEATHER PACKS WALLOP,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ICE FROM TOWER CUTS TRANSMITTER OFF COLD,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*COUNSELOR DESCRIBES MURDER VICTIM'S FEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GERMAN CITY HONORS KNEIP,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
IOWA BARS ADVERTISING OF MITCHELL FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO TEST SCHOOL FOR TUBERCULOSIS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WEB PROPOSAL DRAWS NO FLAK,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STUDENTS TO GET GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*MAJOR CRIMES INCREASE IN 1986,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*POISE KEY QUALITY OF LUCE'S,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROUPS DEMONSTRATE DIFFERENCES ON POLICY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
50-MILE-AN-HOUR WINDS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CATHOLIC PRIEST LEAVES HOMELAND FOR SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
COMMUNITY CAN STOP CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PLAYHOUSE FUND-RAISING EVENT SUCCESSFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
IRONIES OVERSHADOW THE REAL ISSUE OF TRIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PEOPLE WHO MAINTAIN HOMES ARE PENALIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WATER OUTRANKS SEAT BELTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COVERAGE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PROPOSALS NOT ANTI-MINING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SLOGAN MISREPRESENTS ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*LOCAL BOXER FIGHTS FOR OLYMPIC TRYOUT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COMPETITION FOR SPARTANS GOES BEYOND,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*NELSON JOINS STATE'S ATTORNEY RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IPSWICH HOMEMAKER RECEIVES HONORS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO SEEK SECOND HOUSE TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN AFTER CHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN WOMAN'S TRIAL POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWYER STUNNED BY RULINGS IMPACT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NICOLAY WILL SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAKES BEING OLDER WORTHWHILE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDY WON'T EXPAND LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JENNER GIVEN MANDATORY TERM OF LIFE IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUP PICKS TARGET DATE FOR CITY VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*EXPO HONORS HOG FARMER,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MORRELL RESOLVES SAFETY CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*STEVENS SHOWS POVERTY TO MEDIA,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CRIME IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW CHURCH INSPIRES EXTRA REJOICING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEMORIES OF MURDER HAUNT HOMES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*ABOUT THE REPORTER,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"PAPER COMMITTED TO ACCURACY, FAIRNESS","Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SF STILL SMALL IN ONE IMPORTANT WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AUGUSTANA BACKERS THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHARGE WILL IMPROVE LIFE QUALITY FOR DEAF (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
POLICE SERVICE IMPRESSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MID-60S PEOPLE NOT OVER HILL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
TREATIES DESERVE SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
LAW PROTECTS HOMESTEADS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
RUSHDIE IRRESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SKATEBOARD AREA NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
'ARGUS' HAS DOUBLE STANDARD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
CHILD-CARE LAW NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
ARE NON-DEBTS REPAYABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
7-ELEVEN MOVE A MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*CBA PLAYERS SHARE WISH...,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCOTLAND GUARD JOINS CLASS OF 'AA',"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PIERRE'S WALL NURSES INJURED BIRDS TO HEALTH,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
GOVERNOR APPOINTS LOAN PROGRAM BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL GIRLS' HOME JOINS NEW GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YELLOW RIBBONS SHOW SUPPORT FOR GUARD,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BACKERS HOPE FOR HOTEL'S MOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNGSTERS HOP TO IT AT HUNT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS FEAR WATER SUPPLY WILL DRY UP,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UPPER JAMES RIVER UNDER FLOOD WARNING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"LAWMAKERS FIND WASHINGTON, SD A WORLD APART","Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*PRESSLER PAYS {dollar}3,700 FOR PHOTO","Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"OFFICIALS, STUDENTS COMPROMISE ON COATS","Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*AUGUSTANA COLLEGE SPEECH TEACHER DIES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SNOW FENCE PROJECT UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
"*114,000 FOR SHELTER PROGRAMS","Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ORIGINAL LIGHT FIXTURE PUTS SHINE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PROTECT HOMES IN RC FROM FOREST FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
WINTER WIND EROSION AT 4.7 MILLION ACRES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS SCURRY FOR SEED TO SOW,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
UPROAR OVER CAPITOL PICK HELPED SPLIT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
UPROAR OVER CAPITAL PICK HELPED SPLIT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
BUSTLING FARMHOUSE EMPTIES AS CHILDREN MOVE ON,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"LOVE, PRIDE REPLACE QUEST FOR MATERIAL POSSESSIONS","Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CITY HAS MUCH TO OFFER PASSING MOTORISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1989, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*COMMUNITY HAS SPIRIT-BUT NO POPULATION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHO STARTED THE BATTLE--THE MYSTERY REMAINS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*LAWYER, DEMOCRATIC LEADER DIES AT AGE 73","Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORE SCHOOLS CONSIDER OPTING OUT OF FREEZE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BOARD NOT RESPONSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
NEEDS NEW PLAN TO KEEP WATER SAFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CLEAN CAMPAIGN REFRESHING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PRESSLER TRIES TO STOP DIRT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PROFOUND FILM THEMES GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PIONEER DAYS ARE GONE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
ORGAN DONORS SAVE LIVES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IN SEARCH OF HEROES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ECLECTIC LINEUP HIGHLIGHTS SEASON,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CURE REMAINS ELUSIVE FOR SKIN DISORDER,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT TO HOST GRAND OPENING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSERVATION GROUP TO OPEN LOCAL OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOME SHOW STARTS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MALL SCHEDULES SPRING CRAFT BAZAAR,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPERINTENDENT GETS VOLUNTEER'S AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPEAKER HEATS UP ARENA MANAGER'S ALASKA GIG,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FLANDREAU KEEPS PRAYER VIGIL FOR RAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF HOMELESS FIND REFUGE AT ST. FRANCIS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BLOOM FIRST TO ANNOUNCE COMMISSION BID,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY TO DISCUSS BINGO RESQUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ENGINEERING DEAN SEARCH NARROWED TO 3,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HUMBOLDT GETS {dollar}160,000 FOR SEWAGE PROJECT","Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON MAN SENTENCED IN COUNTERFEIT CRIME,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WILL RECONSIDER {dollar}3.34 MILLION SCHOOL BOND,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JAMES RIVER GROUP TO DISCUSS POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"MITCHELL, AREA COUNTIES CONSIDER NEW 911","Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SMALL CREATIONS KEEP RETIREE'S HANDS BUSY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HARRISBURG BOARD SEEKS SCHOOL SOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TEA PLANS HEARINGS ON GRANT FOR WATER LINES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SCHOOL ADDITION PLANS BEGIN IN GARRETSON,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SF TO HOST HEARINGS ON RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COUNTY TO VOTE ON FINANCE OFFICE POST,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DRY CONDITIONS ADD TO STATE FIRE DANGER,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STATE VEHICLES' ETHANOL USE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
TRUSTOR KEEPS ASSET CONTROL UNTIL DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*COSTNER'S MOVIE WINS 7 OSCARS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF UNVEILS PLAN TO DOUBLE WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MYSTERY METEORITE HARVESTS {dollar}4,000","Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOLS HUNT FOR BUS FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
S DAKOTANS BRAVE WAR'S DANGERS FOR SOUVENIRS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
NOT MUCH HOPE FOR SPECIAL SESSION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STATE'S AIR TRANSPORTATION NEEDS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PERKINS TO OPEN 4TH ESTABLISHMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
S DAKOTANS LAG BEHIND IN TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*RESTAURANTS, BARS RISE BY 44","Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*MAYOR SELLS REAL ESTATE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
RESIDENTS PROTEST HURON HOG OPERATION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
"BIKES, TAPES INCLUDED IN APRIL 13 AUCTION","Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN'S BODY FOUND NEAR BRIDGER,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT COULD FORCE EDUCATION PAY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP HURTS TRY TO RECONCILE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WASTE INCINERATOR PLAN DRAWS HEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WHILE BAND PLAYS, HIS HOME BURNS","Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POWER OUTAGE BRINGS SOME FIRMS TO HALT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"COUPLE SUES DOCTOR, INSTITUTE FOR {dollar}1 MILLION","Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SALES SLOW, STATE OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRICES FOCUS OF SENATE HEARING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CONTROLLING THE BLAZE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SHERIFF SAYS CASE CLOSED AGAINST DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRAIN PROCESSION TO TRANSPORT REACTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAKES 3RD STAMP DEBUT FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FUNERAL SET FOR ABANDONED BABY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
JONES TAKES CHIEF FEDERAL JUDGE SPOT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
WESTERN SURETY ANNOUNCES PENDING SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHARGES OF RAPE STUN TOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRIEST FACES UP TO THE STATE BASKETBALL DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PRINCIPLES OF REFORM CENTER ON SIMPLICITY (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"BEFORE-SCHOOL CARE COSTLY, NOT ANSWER (L)","Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUSH SHARES BLAME FOR SPENDING MESS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NON-VIOLENT OFFENDERS OVERCROWDING PRISONS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"VIRTUE, NOT EDUCATION WILL CURTAIL AIDS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--BILL CLINTON,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SPORTSMEN'S SHOW CELEBRATES 25TH ANNIVERSARY TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'91 DEFEAT STARTED SDSU TOWARD ELITE 8,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CUTWORMS MARCHING THROUGH WHEAT FIELD,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DAKTRONICS SIGNS {dollar}3 MILLION DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WESTERN SURETY HAS HISTORY OF FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FOREST SERVICE SPLITS {dollar}3.7 MILLION IN TIMBER PROFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SD TOPS IN LIVESTOCK SALES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*AUSTAD PLANNING LEGISLATIVE BID,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GAYLORD ANNOUNCES SENATE CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REP HUNT PLANS RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROOKS WILL SEEK DISTRICT 10 SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUNAWAY BULL FALLS INTO AUCTION CROWD,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*12 MONTHS' WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE'S PERK BILL IS JUST MORE 'BULL',"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRUG-DEALING BROTHERS PLEAD GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE POLICY IS EXPECTED TO STAND,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WITH WHS, ONE DECISION AFFECTS ANOTHER","Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BIRTHDAY NUMBER 103,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FEDERAL MONEY IS DISTRIBUTED TO 10 SD CLINICS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RISTY CRITICIZES TV REPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING AT HIGHEST SINCE OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"HEAD START PROGRAM NEEDS 3-, 4-YEAR-OLDS","Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROSEBUD EMBEZZLER PLACED ON PROBATION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUPER 8 INC TO OFFER STOCK FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JOHNSON BRINGS GRIPES TO RIVER HEARING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD FUNDING CUT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRIBAL COLLEGE OFFICIALS KEEP LOBBYING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
98 SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO GET LESS STATE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"GROUND WATER PROJECTS ARE AWARDED {dollar}318,382","Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE OK'S SALE OF LAND TO GF&P,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*LOOKING FOR A LITTLE LUCK,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS BOX TO RAISE MONEY FOR VERMILLION FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABERDEEN MAN'S KIDNAPPING CHARGE ALSO IS REVERSED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"TRUCKER PLEADS GUILTY TO DWI, HIT-AND-RUN","Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DASCHLE'S FRIENDSHIP COULD BE BENEFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HAS ROLE IN FOREST PLANNING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INCREASING AID TO RUSSIA WON'T HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EXPULSIONS HIT 12 IN RC,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FURLOUGH DODGER IS DENIED BOND,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWSUIT DROPPED AGAINST PSYCHOLOGIST,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW LOTTERY TICKETS ON SALE APRIL 12,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAS TAX BURDEN ON SD,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GRADUATION SITE SPURS COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUTOPSY RESULTS DUE TODAY IN TEEN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
RISING COSTS WORRY FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JUVENILE HOUSING FUNDS OK'D,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CONFERENCE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE HOSPITAL PLANS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOBRIETY ROUNDUP FOR CROW CREEK TEENS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPEARFISH MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SYMPOSIUM HONORS MEDICAL PROFESSOR,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN'S PROGRAM GETS KELLOGG GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TOWN MAKES EVENT SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHILD'S THERAPY FOCUS OF SEX CRIMES TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MEETING LOOKS AT WOMEN'S ROLES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NSU CANDIDATES KEEP QUIET,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CLINIC PROTESTERS' CONVICTIONS UPHELD,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
READERS MIXED ON BET LIMITS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SHRIVER SQUARE TALKS SET,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
PENMEN OUTLAST USD IN 3 OT'S,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CORREA 5TH MEMBER OF SKYFORCE OWNERSHIP TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*NBC NEWSMAN TAKES TOUGH LOOK AT IMMIGRATION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD PBS REORGANIZES LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUTHOR-FILMAKER CHRONICLES WOMEN'S EFFORTS IN CINEMA,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
UNIVERSITY FORUM ADDRESSES ISSUES AFFECTING WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
PUC OFFICIAL WILL UNDERGO INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*DOWNTOWN BUYS WISE, CITY SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS FAVOR DEMOLISHING COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*DC TALK REVS MOTORS OF 2,700 ARENA FANS","Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ARTS COUNCIL TO GIVE TO LOCAL PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*THE POMP IS MISSING, BUT YOU CAN STILL FOLLOW JESUS","Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ARTS PROJECTS TO RECEIVE DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*MORRELL INCENTIVE ONLY {dollar}15.227 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WHITNEY PIECE SHOWS IGNORANCE OF CUSTOMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
EACH MINORITY DESERVES ITS PLACE IN HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
IT SEEMS DOLE WANTS TO BE GOP DICTATOR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
LET THE PEOPLE DECIDE ON THE SEAT-BELT LAW (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
I-229 RAMP REOPENED WITH GRAVEL SURFACE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS MAN PROMOTED BY GUARD,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE OFFERS TO TEST RURAL WELLS FOR FREE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM CREDIT SESSIONS TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOLF COURSE DEAL IN BOARD'S HANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A DIFFERENT VIEW,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOAN GUARANTEE AGENCY TO APPEAL CLOSING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE URGED TO TAKE LEAD ON REFORM,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JEANS STOLEN FROM WASHINGTON HIGH LOCKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS NEED ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EX-TRIBAL LEADER ACCUSED OF ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN WEARING BAG ROBS KEYSTONE BAR,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON WOMAN ATTENDS PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MORRELL DEAL NEEDED MORE STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*COMPUTER LETS BRANDON STUDENTS PERFORM SURGERY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WYOMING GAMBLING VOTE CONCERNS SD CASINOS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*USD PROFESSOR FILES TO SEEK HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TRIBE SUES TO KEEP HOSIPTAL OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COMMUNITY BANKERS WARY OF INTERSTATE BANKING,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*BASKETBALL'S ROOTS ON DISPLAY AT HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE FALL AGAIN BUT ...,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SDSU'S HALSRUD HEADS TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*DAD KEEPS TSCHETTER ON COURSE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TEENS WORKING MORE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW PROGRAM PUTS CHILDREN FIRST IN ABUSE CASES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FLASH CADILLAC TEAMS UP WITH SYMPHONY IN ARENA FUN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CORN GROUPS JOIN OFFICES, TELEPHONES","Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PUBLIC SPEAKING BOOSTS CONFIDENCE FOR TOASTMASTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH-SCORING HARRIS STRUGGLES TO LEAVE PAST BEHIND,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW PUP GIVES HUNTER CHANCE TO SEARCH WITH TRUE DOG,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HAVING TROPHY BUCK AREA HAS ITS DRAWBACKS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PHEASANT SEASON MAY BE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*33 YEARS OF SOUTH DAKOTA FISH MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*DORNBERGER GAINS ABC INFLUENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*NEW TOURNEY FORMAT MEETS WITH APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN 7-ELEVEN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HUMAN-RIGHTS GROUP TO BEGIN CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS APPOINT EXECUTIVE SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PUBLIC TV HEAD PULLS PLUG ON SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*THUNDERSTORM, HAIL POUND AREA","Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NUMBER OF PROSTITUTION ARRESTS IN CITY DECLINES,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUDYING PAYS FOR SPELLING CHAMP,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GATEWAY 2000 MAY ADD JOBS IN KANSAS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*GRANT FOR REPAIRS OF FACILITY RECEIVED,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ELEVEN TO ATTEND CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WETLANDS BECOMES TOOL FOR SD TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROADCASTER PLACED IN STATE HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ROTC 'HEROES' TO BE HONORED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*LAMB LEAD'S FIRST MALE COMPETITOR SHOWS HIS STYLE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"MOUNT VERNON WOMAN DIES, 3 FROM FAMILY INJURED","Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
EX-MANAGER OF STATE FAIR DIES AT AGE 88,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
UTILITY'S INDUSTRIAL CUSTOMERS INTERVENE IN CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
LEGISLATION ALLOWS INDIVIDUAL TREATMENT OF SPILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
REGULATORS OK 2-IN-1 DEADWOOD CASINO,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*TORONTO FAMILY BREWS ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
AG NEEDS MORE REDI FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
GROUPS OPPOSED TO FEDERAL PARK AT WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*AFFIRMATIVE-ACTION GOALS STILL VALID (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TIME TO CONSIDER AN INCOME TAX (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CUTS ARE NOT COMING (WATERTOWN PUBLIC OPINION),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
ALL-DAY KINDERGARTEN WOULD HURT STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"MORRELL CHEATS WORKERS, FAMILIES ON INSURANCE (L)","Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*JANKLOW ACTED LIKE A COWARD ON MEDICAL-TAX ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
EACH STATE SHOULD DISTRIBUTE LUNCH MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
POLITICIANS HYPOCRITICAL ABOUT BALANCED BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
REGRESSIVE TAXES TURNED OFF CORN PLANT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
JURIES HAVE POWER TO QUESTION UNFAIR LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
"INDIANS DESERVE HUNTING, FISHING RIGHTS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
FIGURES ON TEACHER-PAY DON'T TELL WHOLE STORY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
SENIORS DON'T LIVE HIGH OF THE HOG (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
CUTTING LIBRARY SERVICE IS A TERRIBLE MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
PRESSLER PLEASED VOTERS WITH PUBLIC TV CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
JOHNSON IS SERIOUS ABOUT CAMPAIGN REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
BUCHANAN NAME WILL BE ON SD BALLOT IN NEXT PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*'SHAWSHANK' IS BEST MOVIE--BY PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.6"
"*FOLLOW THE RIO GRANDE FOR MIX OF OLD, NEW","Argus LeaderMar 26 1995, sect.G, p.04, col.3"
TEAMSTER STRIKE COULD PARALYZE CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TEAMSTER STRIKE COULD PARALYZE CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GASOHOL PROJECT STILL WARRANTED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OIL SHORTAGE A RIP-OFF-LET ABOUREZK LEAD 'REVOLT',"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
OIL SHORTAGE A RIP-OFF-SET ABOUREZK LEAD 'REVOLT',"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
DOVE PETITIONS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
BATTLE LOOMS OVER CARTER RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUS SERVICE BIDS REJECTED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY MAY REVOKE CITY'S THREE-MILE POWER,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CENGAS REQUESTS RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
OBSERVATORY CHANGES MAY SATISFY FAA,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*IT'S STILL A LITTLE BRISK OUTDOORS...,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CENGAS REQUESTS RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*THOMAS TAKING SABBATICAL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*THOMAS TAKING SABBATICAL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"NEUHARTH, BROKAW USD SPEAKERS","Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
AG GROUPS BACK ASSESSMENT BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HOSPITALS UNHURT BY FUNDING SWITCH,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SUBDISTRICT TO FIGHT IRRIGATION APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
QUADEE PICKETING RESTRAINED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MISSOURI RESERVOIR STORAGE UP,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"NEUHARTH, BROKAW USD SPEAKERS","Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SUBDISTRICT TO FIGHT IRRIGATION APPLICAITONS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
QUADEE PICKETING RESTRAINED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS REFERENDUMS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
AG GROUPS BACK ASSESSMENT BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CIVIL RIGHTS COMMITTEE BACKS REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
ARMED ROBBER ESCAPES-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
YANKTON COMMISSION ADOPTS TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
ABDNOR FORWARDS STATE RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
AG UNITY LEADER HONORED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
PRESSLER TO OPEN NEW LOCAL OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
RAIL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
INJUNCTION SOUGHT AGAINST PIERRE MALL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*THIS TIGER AT THE GREAT PLAINS ZOO HIDES BEHIND A P,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
SIEH-WEB FUNDS DELAYED BY MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.6"
SIEH-WEB FUNDS DELAYED BY MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.6"
EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW-AND MORE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD MUM ABOUT FIRINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL BOARD MUM ABOUT FIRINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SLUSH FUND REPAYMENT TO COME FROM WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SLUSH FUND REPAYMENT TO COME FROM WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*COUNTRY CLUB AUCTION WILL BENEFIT ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SHOW HAS LOCAL TALENT, PROFESSIONAL DIRECTOR","Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WINDOM WANTS ANOTHER TV SERIES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST FIVE GLITTERING ARRAY OF TALENT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAPITOL LAKE REFUGE FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITIBANK AWAITS PERMISSION TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK AWAITS PERMISSION TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM CUTBACKS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
...VOTERS TO DECIDE SALES TAX FOR RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
...VOTERS TO DECIDE SALES TAX FOR RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REPORT--TRIBE ABUSED FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
REAGAN OVER CARTER IN SD IN NOVEMBER (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZE ISSUANCE OF LIQUOR LICENSES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATOR'S STAND ON ABORTION PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CHOLERA OUTBREAK CONTAINED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*DON HAM TO RUN FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*DON HAM TO RUN FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SLAUGHTER HOG PRICES UNIMPROVED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE FAIR GETS FUNDS TO CLEAR DEBT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PRISONER'S DEATH UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"COLTON WOMAN LOSES FATHER, BUT NOT WILL TO FIGHT","Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS DISCUSS PLANS FOR DRAINAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LANDOWNERS TOLD NOT TO WORRY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LANDOWNERS TOLD NOT TO WORRY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*LUCK WITH STUDENTS IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD TAX BURDEN BELOW AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*A WATCHTOWER FOR LABORING WELDERS, BOILERMAKERS","Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*MONDAY NIGHT OSCAR WINNERS PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHINESE CHORAL CONDUCTOR HAS WITNESSED MUCH CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SENIORS ASK FOR RETURN OF UTILITY LIFELINE RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES WRANGLE OVER CITY SALARIES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENIORS ASK FOR RETURN OF UTILITY LIFELINE RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL NEGOTIATIONS HAVE ROCKY START,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 URANIUM DECISIONS ON APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY--PAY DISPUTE NOT ATTEMPT TO QUIET PROF,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JURY--PAY DISPUTE NOT ATTEMPT TO QUIET PROF,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JURY--PAY DISPUTE NOT ATTEMPT TO QUIET PROF,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*VICTOR, THE 650-POUND 'RASSLIN' BEAR' IN TOWN","Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WELCOME START FOR BLOCK 11 (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WINEGARDEN URGES WRITING TO WARD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGENCY CRITICIZED FOR CLOSING SESSION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUNDAY FARM FORUM SET FOR CANTON,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EL SALVADOR-VIETNAM SPEECH SET,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONTROLLED FIRES TO HAVE MANY USES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RUSSIAN DISSIDENT TO SPEAK IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NATURAL GAS HIT IN FALL RIVER CO,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PRESLER, ABDNOR, ROBERTS TO BE IN SIOUX FALLS TONIGHT","Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW FORESEES WORLD AG GIANTS FORMING CARTEL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW FORESEES WORLD AG GIANTS FORMING CARTEL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NO RAIN MIGHT MEAN MORE SMALL-GRAIN CROPS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NO RAIN MIGHT MEAN MORE SMALL-GRAIN CROPS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRI-STATE BASKETBALL TOURNEY--A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ETSI BARRED FROM FOREST LANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS' STORIES DON'T HAVE HAPPY ENDINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FOR ORDERING GIRL SCOUT COOKIES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GRATEFUL FOR NEW PIANO,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JAMBOREE RAISED {dollar}533.90,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MEDIC ALERT FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
USD COACHING OPENING CAUSES NAME DROPPING,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FREEDOM TASTES GOOD TO SF STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU'S LITTLE I IS BIG ON COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONTRACT ACCEPTED FOR HARDWOOD TIES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'NEILL REVEALS GENTLER SENSE OF COMEDY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REPORTERS BOOSTED ETSI OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SF MAN INVITED TO WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REAGAN IMPACT CUTS IGNORE OBLIGATION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN STAND AGAINST COMMUNISTS SUPPORTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US INVITING ANOTHER VIETNAM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD WASTING {dollar}1 MILLION ON COMPUTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW'S ATTACK ON MEDICAL STUDENT HIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OLDER ROCK FANS MORE RESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MN PUBLIC RADIO IS AN ASSET FOR SF (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FEARS GUN CONTROL MANIPULATION IN SF (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ARGUS SPELLING CONTEST APRIL 3,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MIDLAND NATIONAL LIFE TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILWAUKEE EMPLOYEES NOTIFIED JOBS ENDING,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BANK PRESIDENT ROBBED OF {dollar}10-IROQUOIS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ETSI MIGHT BENEFIT LAWRENCE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LUNG DAMAGE SUIT SETTLED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"NEBRASKA MAN AWARDED {dollar}200,000","Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE FAVORS WESTERN AIRLINES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
12 ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES-WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CHENEY RUNS FOR LANDS COMMISSIONER POST,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WORKER'S COMP CLAIM UPHELD,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SAFEWAY CLOSES TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
LAND 'O LAKES TO CONVERT TO CHEESE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
LAND O'LAKES TO CONVERT TO CHEESE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*HANSEN LIKELY TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELECTION MIX-UP--CANDIDATES FRUSTRATED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STORM DUMPS 12 INCHES ON CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*HIPPE, SCHAEFER PACE ARGUS FIRST FIVE TEAM","Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LODERMEIER AT HOME TO NATURE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WAIT A MINUTE MR DEAN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DUCKS UNLIMITED IS MOVING SOUTH,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*17 YEARS ON SF BOWLING ASSOCIATION BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*BONESTEEL TOO STUBBORN TO LET IT'S BUSINESS DIE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DALE RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOMESTAKE WATER PLANT RUNS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX LEADERS SEE JUSTICE IN DECISION,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WHITEWOOD CREEK CONSERVATIONISTS OPPOSE RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CONGRESS SHOULD CURB SALE OF FEDERAL LANDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*NUCLEAR FREEZE RESOLUTION LACKS MUSCLE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*COLUMNISTS THINK JANKLOW WON TV SHOWDOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*GERMANS MORE AFRAID OF AMERICAN FRIEND THAN SOVIET,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AMERICAN DEBT WILL NEVER BE REPAID (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
IMMUNITY FOR VENDORS OF ALCOHOL CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RAILROADS WILL NOT BE ABLE TO COMPETE WITH SLURRY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PEOPLE URGED TO TELL PRESSLER TO OPPOSE EL SALVADOR,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BILL WOULD PROTECT WEATHER SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT MUST WAIT TO USE KILNS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STURGIS TO VOTE ON WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*MASK CAN'T HIDE SMILE OF FIRE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STATE MUST MAKE HEATING AID PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
WATERFOWL PASSING THROUGH ON THEIR WAY NORTH,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MEMBERS OF CLUB STITCHED CIRCLE OF FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*LORI ELENZ COOK OF THE WEEK FEELS LUCKY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
*2-INCOME FAMILIES REALIZE BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS PRESSURE BLOCK FOR ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD SETS DATE FOR VOTE ON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REACHING OUT THROUGH MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION TO BRING LECTURES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ERNSTER NAMED TO EDUCATION BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
OSGOOD LEADS WOMEN'S CLUB,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
BULTENA ELECTED GROUP PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SD HOPES TO MAKE ADVANTAGES WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"CITY GIVES DEVELOPER {dollar}317,000 TAX BREAK","Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS WILL TOUR NEW COMPUTER ROOM,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HY-VEE WILL OPEN 3RD CITY GROCERY STORE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ROBS SERVICE STATION EMPLOYEE AT GUNPOINT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAYORAL CANDIDATES WILL MEET IN 2 FORUMS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS WILL DISCUSS SELLING SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH KOREAN CHURCH SHOWS EVANGELISM,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FIRM SUGGESTS SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GIRL SCOUTS WON'T DELIVER COOKIES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MCDOWELL TRIAL MEETS STILL ANOTHER DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABDNOR LED FIGHT TO SAVE WATER RESEARCH (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLACKTOP OPTION UNFAIR MAINTENANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY HAS COST TO REMODEL SCHOOL JUMPED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONGRESS SHOULD GIVE REAGAN LIMITED VETO POWER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FOSTER HOME PROTESTERS ARE BIASED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PRESIDENT CAN CAUSE OR STOP PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CANDIDATES TO SUBMIT THEIR PETITIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DEPUTIES CATCH ESCAPED PRISONER FROM YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEEN ARRESTED FOR SEXUALLY MOLESTING BABY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY ADOPTS MINORITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BROOKINGS WILL BEGIN TO SUBSIDIZE BUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CENTER WANTS SCHOOL SYSTEM TO SERVE EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEETING WILL OUTLINE PLAN TO RESTORE WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NO DOCTORS HERE HAVE BOGUS CREDENTIALS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
THEATERGOERS WILL BE ABLE TO AVOID PARK FEE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2ND CLEAR LAKE WOMAN DIES AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AGAR SCHOOL BOARD CLOSING DECISION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HIGH COURT WILL HEAR COUNTY-STATE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HUSBY RECEIVES SUSPENSION UNTIL PROBE CONCLUDES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CROPS ON FEDERAL LAND HELP FEED WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
BURN UNIT MAKES PAIN EASIER TO BEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMER'S SEARCH FOR PLANTING MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PASSAGE OF MX MISSILE BILL BI-PARTISAN STUPIDITY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
ANOTHER {dollar}300 MILLION FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SMALL SCHOOLS PROVIDE QUALITY EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THE REAL JOKE IS REAGAN'S FARM POLICY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*AG, LIKE MX MISSILE, IS DEFENSE ISSUE","Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
GAS PRICES ARE REASONABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
GOLF FEE NOT FAIR TO SENIORS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
MX IS BIG MONEY WASTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TIME FOR POSITIVE THINKING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOOPS STILL MUM ABOUT REASONS FOR RESIGNING,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CALLS FOR TRUCE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HE TAKES ON THE BIG GUYS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NO LEADS YET IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TEACHERS STEP OFF LINCOLN SEE SAW,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY RESIDENTS HAVE 3 DAYS TO BUY LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EXTENSION OFFICE TO GET NEW COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FINGERPRINTING SESSION PLANNED FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNMENT GIVES STATE FMHA MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RALLY FOR HUNGER WALK THURSDAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS MAY MAKE CUTS PUBLIC NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RIVER PARK OPENS NEW OUTREACH CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHRINE CIRCUS IS COMING TO TOWN APRIL 11-13,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO NAMED TO COMMITTEE ON CRIME VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW VAGUE ON TRUSTEE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GOVERNMENT-CHANGE GROUP PLANS PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"FOR 30 YEARS, COTTON ANSWERS THE CALL","Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL OF MINES CITES KURTENBACH,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
*NYBERG IS CHERRY BLOSSOM PRINCESS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
JACKRABBIT EFFORT ENHANCES PRESTIGE OF NCC,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DRUG USE DOWN IN STATE HIGH SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OTHER CAR DRIFTED INTO HIS LANE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOWN TRIES TO HEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DAY CARE GROWS WITH TIMES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
OFFERS CLASS ON LIVING NON-VIOLENTLY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
OSCARS WE'D LIKE TO PRESENT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STATE SHOULD MERGE HEALTH-CARE PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
USE THE HUMANE SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
LASER HELPS REMOVE BRAIN TUMORS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE AUTHORIZES STATE WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
12 LEGISLATORS WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLESKY PLANS STOPS FOR ANNOUNCEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LICENSE TO WAIT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
EX-MAYORAL CANDIDATE KROLL SOUGHT BY POLICE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MEIERHENRY TO ANNOUNCE POLITICAL PLANS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"SD RANKS FIRST IN OATS, RYE PRODUCTION","Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SHERIFF PROVIDES ROOM AND BOARD TO COUNTY PRISONERS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TULEY SEEKS COUNTY COMMISSION SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR SAYS RESERVATION TO GET NEW HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"ACCUSED KIDNAPPERS POST BONDS, LEAVE JAIL","Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONAHAN TO SEEK RE-ELECTION TO STATE SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOP GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES ARE TO MEET,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON--TOO LITTLE ON TOURISM,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SANDNESS TO RUN FOR DISTRICT 11 HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE GETS GRANT FOR WASTE WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOLESKY SAYS HE'LL FIGHT SALE OF STATE'S DAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOLK WANTS TO BE DELEGATE FOR DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REPORTED VIOLATIONS MAY SHUT DOWN PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EX-TRIBAL LEADERS SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SD MAN HONORS TEACHERNAUT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE HOUSING AGENCY SEEKS FOR LOANS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*CHURCH PRESENTS A DIFFERENT VIEW OF EASTER STORY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TRADE SEMINARS SET,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*REFUSES OVERSEAS TRIP TO WORK AT HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PET PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PHONE BILLS MAY DROP WITH TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET AX MAY FALL ON EROS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PLAY MIXES COMEDY WITH SERIOUS SITUATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SEVEN MAY BE CHARM FOR NEWMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
APOLOGY NOT NEEDED FOR WRIGHT CARTOON (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ECONOMIC FORCES ALONE SHOULDN'T GOVERN HILLS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CARTOON WAS INSENSITIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ROBERTS DESERVES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
WORLD FARMERS LACK FAIR SHARE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*HOEFLINGS HAVE FOES SEEING DOUBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO STEALING FLAGS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RANCHERS CHECK STORM DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD RYE CROP LEADS NATION,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JAPANESE GARDENS RENOVATION CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IBP RECRUITERS LEAVE SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN PRAISE COURT RULING,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONFERENCE TEACHES FARM WOMEN TO COPE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MURDER ALIBI OFFERED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COURT AGAIN UPHOLDS SPRINGFIELD CLOSING,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY PICKED IN MURDER TRIAL LINKED TO CYCLE CLUB,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAC'S GAVE TO DASCHLE AND ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"RETAIL SALES UP 7.7 PERCENT IN NOV, DEC","Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*HILLS BILL MISUNDERSTOOD, BACKERS SAY","Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PHONE COMPANY WARNS OF CALLING CARD SCAM,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SF MOST MAJOR CRIMES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OFFICIALS INSPECT FLOODING,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*NEW SPECIAL SIOUX CHIEF VOWS TO FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*READY FOR TAKEOFF,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'OUR JOHN DOE',"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OTHER BODIES FOUND IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
SMALL PRICE FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BRITTON GRANTED REPRIEVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
LETTERS CRITICIZING COLUMN ARE WELCOME,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
TAX VOTE SET BECAUSE REFORM DIDN'T COME (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
FARMS DANGEROUS FOR KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
GIVE ALL KIDS FAIR CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
ELK SEASONS AMONG PROPOSALS ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PIERRE FISHING GUIDE PROPOSES PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
AGRIBUSINESS EXPERT SPEAKS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINERVA'S INCLUDED IN RESTAURANT GUIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN REPORTS RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOW ON TAXES AIRS TODAY ON KSOO,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
1987 STRIKES WERE FEWEST IN 14 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HISTORIC BARN IS 'BARN AGAIN',"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD PAID {dollar}151 MILLION TO FMHA,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BOY SCOUTS BEGIN SELLING TICKETS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"MCGOVERN, SENATOR TO SPEAK AT EVENT","Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PEOPLE WHO SHAPED SOUTH DAKOTA SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RESEARCHER TO TALK ABOUT ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RIEPEL TO SEEK DISTRICT 12 SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
12TH MAYOR'S PRAYER BREAKFAST APRIL 1,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BROOKINGS STUDENT TAKES CHAMPION TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
EARLY PAROLE LAW UPSETS ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
GAS TAX INCREASES 5 CENTS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSON ANNOUNCES BID FOR SECOND TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*KILLING OF UNBORN TOO COMMONPLACE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*PLAYING IT WHERE IT LANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
STATE UNHAPPY WITH SEWAGE ASH DATA,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.6"
HOMESTAKE--INITIATIVES WOULD HIKE MINING COSTS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
STATE HIRES FIRM TO DO TARGET SURVEY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
LAST ARTICHOKE TRIAL BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.E, p.07, col.4"
*NEW LIFESTYLES PROMPT WOMEN TO CHANGE IMAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*NEW LIFESTYLES PROMPT WOMEN TO CHANGE IMAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.F, p.04, col.4"
*COMPANIES ARE LEADERS IN THEIR FIELDS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*MADE IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST LADY SEARCHES FOR SD PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSIONER LOOKS BEYOND BORDERS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
ENTREPRENEURS OFFER SAMPLE OF THE UNUSUAL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
"MEATPACKING VENTURE HARD WORK, REWARDING","Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
STATE LOANS GIVE TEENS TASTE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1988, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
*LAKE TRADE A GOOD CATCH FOR CHESTER,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OBSERVERS WONDER IF HUNKING WILL STAY IN FRAY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP CRITICIZES FINANCIAL DEALINGS OF SF PRO,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE RETURN OF SPRING,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STATEHOOD BEST OPTION FOR PUERTO RICO (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRIBAL GOVERNMENT VIOLATES DISMISSED WORKER'S RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEADERS SHOW GREED WHILE POOR GET POORER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE CAN BE PROUD OF VOLK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TOMA INSPIRING SPEAKER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MANY DRUGS ADDICTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PUBLIC SEES ONLY BAD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
DEL GROSSO TO JOIN WHITE HOUSE STAFF,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GUARD'S TRIP BACK TO SD DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IRRIGATION PROJECT SELECTED LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILBANK COUPLE DIES IN TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE SEES 8 PERCENT GAIN IN RETAIL PRICES IN '88,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOLS TO TACKLE BOUNDARY QUESTION,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VETERAN COACH--STUDENTS KEEP HIM YOUNG,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RULE WOULD AVOID PETITION PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SON'S PLEA BRINGS BACK MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FREEZE MAY KEEP TEACHER PAY LOW,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NO CLEAR-CUT OPINION ON TAX REFORM,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
2 CITIES SUPPORT NEW MISSOURI BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*HOLIDAY INNS-SPONSORS FOR SPRINT-CAR TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AQUA AEROBICS CLASS OFFERED IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SWIMMER EARNS ALL-AMERICA STATUS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*MANY GREET PEACE PLAN WITH QUIET OPTIMISM,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY TOLD TO PLAN FOR HISPANICS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOMESTAKE ENCOURAGED BY FIND,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGENCIES UPHOLD LAW (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"GOVERNOR, LAWMAKERS SHARE GOVERNING DUTY (L)","Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KILLER FORTUNATE THAT JURY'S COMPASSIONATE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CHEERLEADERS GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
SD HAS TOO MANY SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
"SMOKERS HAVE RIGHTS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*COPPERFIELD TO BRING SHOW TO ARENA,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ACQUAINTANCE RAPE REPORT INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION TO EXAMINE SMOKING,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERS TO HAVE PSYCHIATRIC TESTS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RISTY PLANS TO RUN FOR COUNTY AUDITOR,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP ON OCCULT ENDS THIS AFTERNOON,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANCESTOR DEMANDS ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY REFUSES CLUB'S BINGO APPLICATION,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANTON DISCUSSES TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
100 NEW TEACHERS TO BE HIRED IN FALL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PAIR CHARGED IN RESTAURANT BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FAIR OFFICIALS CANCEL HOFER'S RACING CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GEYER HAILS MEDIA'S ROLE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
22 NURSING HOMES PART OF REIMBURSEMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE--DISTRICT SHOULD PAY THERAPY BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*STUDENT'S HANDLE HEAVY LOAD FOR SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OTHER TOWNS WATCH DEADWOOD RESULTS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*LONGTIME LAWYER DIES AT AGE 73,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRUG-SHIPPING TRIAL SET TO START TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POLICE SEARCH FOR FURLOUGH WALK-AWAY FROM JAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER LOOKS INTO ELLSWORTH'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RATED AMONG WORST-RUN STATES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SZAMEIT HONORED FOR FINANCIAL REPORTS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POLL CALLS RACE FOR SENATE CLOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SKATEBOARDING DECISION DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN CRANK DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*MILLER QUITS LINCOLN JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"SURVEY--END FARM SUPPORTS, CONTROLS","Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CITY MOVIE FIRM GETS THE TRUMP,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
COST OF RUNNING HEADQUARTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
SD THRIFTS TIGHTEN BALANCE SHEETS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*SUNNY SIDE OF HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM SUBSIDIES ENCOURAGE CHEMICAL USE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY HASN'T CAUGHT FEVER,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY'S PUMPING MAY STIR NITRATES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DREDGING FUNDS CUT SHARPLY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DIPLOMATIC DOINGS WILL REMAIN MYSTERY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GULF VICTORS HAVEN'T LEARNED FROM HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WATER DEVELOPMENT HELD HOSTAGE IN PIERRE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IMPOSE IF GUNS USED IN FELONY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*SWEET RECEPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"IN SEASON OF LENT, MANY TRY FASTING","Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROSE AND HER SISTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
KENNY ANDERSON AWARD TO BE PRESENTED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOBBYIST--SCHOOLS LIKELY WILL WIN SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ND MAN GETS JAIL IN RIOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC HEARING SET ON KEG ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PAINTING A PRETTY PICTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOCTORS--BILL ENDANGERS PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC AIRS CONCERNS ABOUT INCINERATORS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING IS YOUTH PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PUC OK'S PERMITS DESPITE OBJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IMPACT OF 4 GENERATORS WILL BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MITCHELL WOMAN ADMITS DEFRAUDING BANK,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLANS TO DEAL WITH ILLEGAL WASTE DUMPS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU STUDENTS PLEAD GUILTY IN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TYNDALL INMATE FOUND COMPETENT FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOAN TO EXPAND RURAL WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MINNEHAHA NARROWS PLANE CHOICE TO 2,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ROSEBUD MAN CHARGED WITH 1ST-DEGREE MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FLANDREAU TRIBE CHAIRMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"BUSINESSMAN AGREES TO {dollar}126,000 SEC FINES","Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PUC CLOSES ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WOMAN GETS 18 MONTHS FOR WRITING BAD CHECKS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*TWINS MEAN DOUBLE TROUBLE FOR OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WETTLAUFER BREAKS PAIR OF HIS OWN RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BALTIC CAFE COOKS UP A CROWD,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
CALCULATORS A CLASSROOM ADDITION,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROWTH SPURT PUTS VO-TECH AT CAPACITY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD GUARD MIGHT LOSE 244 JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN MAN BEHIND PEROT EFFORT IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PRESSLER'S PIPELINE SAFETY BILL HAS MERIT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAKE WASHINGTON HIGH A UNIVERSITY EXTENSION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RECIPE FOR OPOSSUM SURE TO CHASE PESTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BAD-CHECK EXCUSES LAME AND OFFENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
OPEN MIND TO OTHER FORMS OF WORSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
POLICE BRUTALITY REPORT WAS THIN AND SKIMPY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*NEA BATTLE THREATENS MORE THAN ARTS RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW EXHIBIT TOTALLY MAD,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIX WILL PLAY 'JUST LIKE THE OLD DAYS',"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PAINFUL ADOLESCENCE A SPARK FOR CARTOONIST,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*WRITERS, MUSICIAN WILL OFFER VARIETY","Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AIR FORCE PLANE DEBRIS IS FOUND IN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP HIRES LAWYERS TO INVESTIGATE SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON SCHEDULES WEEKEND MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEARFISH MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AWAITS FEDERAL OK ON REDISTRICTING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE GUTS FOUR-STALL GARAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"6,911 MISS OUT ON MEDICARE BENEFITS","Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UN OFFICE OPENS AT EROS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MICKELSON SEEKS HELP IN RIVER FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"13,000 PAPER DOLLS TO REPRESENT SUFFERING CHILDREN","Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*12 TROOPERS JOIN RANKS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS BUSINESSES CHARGED IN BEER STING,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT OVERTURNS BROOKINGS VALUATION,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"VICTIM, DEFENDENT WERE BUDDIES","Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WOUNDED KNEE BILL MIGHT REACH CONGRESS IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
5 MEN HONORED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*NIELSEN EPITOMIZES AUGUSTANA'S SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU FALLS IN 1ST ROUND,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE DISMISSES WOMAN'S CLAIM IN 'MANSION' PARTY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MONTANA EDUCATOR NEW NSU PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TOOTING HIS HORN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*NO UPROAR, BUT LIONS TO MOVE ON","Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*OLD CASEY FILLED MORE THAN A VOID,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CYRUS TO PERFORM IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LENTEN SEASON TAKES NEW MEANING TO MANY SD FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CALIFORNIA COMBO UNPARALLED ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
A CHILLING PERFORMANCE WORTH SEEING,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
*CLINTON PLAN HITS FEDERAL WORKERS HARD,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'ARGUS' SHOULD DROP OBITUARY HEADLINES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONSULT DEAF CHILDRENS' PARENTS ON LAND SALE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PEOPLE SHOULDN'T SIGN CASINO PETITION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*CHRIST'S SIMPLE MESSAGE ONE THAT TRANSCENDS TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
COALITION MEETING PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON PICKS NEW CHIEF OF STAFF,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUSPENDED LAWYER CAN PRACTICE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO HOST BUSINESS SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN REPORTEDLY SAILED RIVER ON ICE FLOW,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS TUNE UP FOR CONCERT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VIETNAM VETS CHALLENGE DASCHLE'S STAND ON GAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BLAZE DESTROYS TURTON ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATIONS REJECT ADS FOR CITY RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FEBRUARY WAGERS DOWN FROM '92,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FUNDS TO BOOST SD STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IRENE VOTERS OK SCHOOL BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT NEGOTIATES CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAMING GROUP MULLS AUTOMATED RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHILD ABUSE CHARGES DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
LAWSUIT FILED OVER MEDICATION-RELATED DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DEDICATED SIOUX VALLEY VOLUNTEER DIES AT 87,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE SEX CRIMES TRIAL MOVES INTO 16TH DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*DROP TO 6TH IN PLAYOFF STANDINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*TRI-STATE DRIBBLES ON,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MINISTER WITH CANCER CAN RELATE TO THE PAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MICHIGAN'S NEW SCHOOL FUNDING MAY BE SD ANSWER,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
18-INCH DISHES TO GRAB SATELLITE TV SIGNALS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SYSTEMS TO BE OFFERED IN MANY AREAS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*COLLEGE EQUATION,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OUTLAW EVENT COULD GET THE OIL TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE SEASON ON LINE IN SEASON FINALE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTHERN'S KLINE IS FINE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRI-STATE TOURNEY CROWNS CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CONSERVATION PROGRAM WORKING,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"NORTHERN PIKE SLOW NOW, BUT ...","Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
*HUGE TURNOUT FOR HUNTING DOG TEST,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
PLAYOFF PRESSURE ON SKYFORCE COACH,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*ABC VOTES TO ADMIT WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
SCHOOL NAMED AFTER HISTORIAN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN DIES IN TRUCK-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR RACIAL ATTACK,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JOY DISTRIBUTING GAMBLING SURVEY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PROGRAM HELPS PARENTS BECOME BETTER TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MINNESOTA TEEN SPELLS VICTORY 'JUDICIARY',"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*CROP'S RISING PRICES, SHORTER GROWING SEASON","Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
RUSHMORE PARKING FEE CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*CANTON WOMAN JOINS SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN GOES TO PRISON FOR THEFT FROM BOSS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN JAILED FOR OWNING PETS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RESERVE UNIT TO REMAIN IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SEAT BELTS SAVED LIVES IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COMPUTER ERROR GIVES CITY COUNCIL A SCARE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MEMORIES OF CRUISING THE BIG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"NOT LINKED TO YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL, SUPERINTENDENT","Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
JOBLESS RATE JUMPS TO 2.8 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CANDIDATE TOUTS RESTRUCTURING GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SD-MADE AVIARY CALMS RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT STATISTICS FOR SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
GAMBLING POPULARITY WILL FADE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
IT'S NOT TOO LATE--EXAMINE MORRELL DEAL (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NATIONAL ANTHEM IS SYMBOL OF OUR RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
JAPANESE SMOKE MORE BUT THEY OUTLIVE US (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
HOW CAN TAX-APPEAL REQUEST BE DENIED? (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
WHITNEY COLUMN SHOWS HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
CITY'S FALLS PARK SHOULDN'T BE A DUMP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
STORIES SHOULD HAVE ROUSED SKEPTICISM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
CREDIT DENIAL DEFLATES PAIR'S DREAM OF HOME (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
WHITES ARE THE REAL SAVAGES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
"SOUTH DAKOTA FACES A TAX, WAGE CRISIS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
"*MCMANUSES LEAVE A LEGACY OF LAUGHS, LOVE","Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SD NATIVE ENJOYING RISE TO STARDOM,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*ALBUM MERGES MUSICAL WORLDS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*GET-TOGETHERS DRAW HUNDREDS IN ARIZONA,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1994, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*1 1/2-YEAR-OLD AFTER RARE LIVER TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*HOUSING STARTS TO DROP, BUT DEMAND HIGH","Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*HIGH WINDS, SNOWSTORM MAY SLOW, STOP TRAVELING","Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HIGHER ED CRUCIAL FOR STATE'S FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE FAIR NEEDS MORE THAN FEW REPAIRS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL PLAN IS FLAWED,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
KELO OWES APOLOGY TO BASKETBALL PLAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD SHOULD PLAN REPAIRS AT BANCROFT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"RECYCLING ROUTE IS WORTH THE TIME, EFFORT (L)","Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CUTBACKS ARE UNFAIR TO RENBERG STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DON'T ACCEPT CRIMES AGAINST YOUNG PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PUBLIC TELEVISION SHOULD SUPPORT ITSELF (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
MORRELL BREAKS ITS WORD BY TERMINATING BENEFITS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*DUMB QUESTIONS EARN THEIR KEEP IN WORLD HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FINDING A LISTENING EAR,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EMERY'S CHRIS JANSSEN PLAYER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE DROPS FINALE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY BOY TO RECEIVE AWARD FOR HEROISM,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FORMS AVAILABLE TO FREEZE TAXES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY FORUM TO FOCUS ON REFUGEES,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CONTEST DRAWS TATTOO ARTISTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAXWELL'S CLOSING ITS DOORS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN HAVE COME A LONG WAY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOLY CROSS TO CONSTRUCT NEW CHURCH,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*USD'S GLOVER WINS TRUMAN SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEADLINE APPROACHES FOR BENEFIT AUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"INSURANCE BREAK TO HELP 67,200 SOUTH DAKOTANS","Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*EIGHT COUNTIES CONSIDER REGIONALIZED JAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BUDGET CRUNCH KILLS TREATMENT PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*1 GOOD DEED SPROUTS MANY,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FUTURE OF LEAD WITHOUT HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LAWMAKER FROM ND GOT START IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*HIV INFECTIONS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"LAKE OAHE FULL OF NORTHERNS, BIOLOGIST SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*LEADS EFFORT TO STOP ABUSE IN SUDAN,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"SOYBEAN SITE TOO COSTLY, GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
SD SHOULD BRACE FOR HOPPERS,"Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
"*TAX ADVISERS BECOME LEERY OF IRA'S, 401K'S","Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"FARM BILL WOULD HELP ENVIRONMENT, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 27 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
TRUCK WEIGHT VIOLATIONS RISE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITY ANNEXATION APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS PROSECUTOR BECOMES WITNESS IN FLITTIE HEARING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL GAS PRICE JUMP NOT IN RESPONSE TO OPEC,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DON'T TRADE OAHE FOR A PITTANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DON'T TRADE OAHE FOR A PITTANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CARTER PEACE ROLE PRAISED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
CARTER PEACE ROLE PRAISED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
ABOUREZK FOR ENERGY SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
NEW GROUP EXPRESSES CONCERN ABOUT URANIUM EXPLOITATION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
PUTNAM IS STATE'S CARDINAL CONNECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GUARD SUSPENDED-ACCUSED OF TAKING LIQUOR TO INMATES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOSPITAL SHOWS OFF NEW BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUARD SUSPENDED-ACCUSED OF TAKING LIQUOR TO INMATES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RATE STRUCTURE CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROFESSORS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT STATE ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WOMAN WINS SUIT AGAINST GOODWILL,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RATE STRUCTURE CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CONSTRUCTION TO SLOW 41ST STREET TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SPEAKER SAYS TALKS WILL BENEFIT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPOT DIESEL FUEL SHORTAGES SEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS DEMOCRATS HOWL TOO SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPEAKER SAYS TALKS WILLL BENEFIT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER STOPS USE OF TOLL-FREE PHONE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RESIDENTS SEEK ANNEXATION DELAY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INFORMATION IN SHOOTING SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MCGOVERN TO SPEAK APRIL 19,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
INFORMATION IN SHOOTING SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
RAPID SCHOOL AID ESTIMATES LOW,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STATION DIRECTOR DIDN'T RESIGN-OGLALA SIOUX BROADCAST,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HOUSING BONDS GET PUSH,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW SECURITY TIGHTENED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DISMISSAL OF NBC LIBEL SUIT SUPPORTED BY APPEALS COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DISMISSAL OF NBC LIBEL SUIT SUPPORTED BY APPEALS COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PUT ZING INTO SPRING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
"*CITY OFFICIALS SPEND {dollar}75,000 ON TRAVEL","Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY WORKERS RESENT GETTING BLAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*CITY OFFICIALS SPEND {dollar}75,000 ON TRAVEL","Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CENSUS COUNT WILL DETERMINE AMOUNT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'MENAGERIE'-TRIUMPH AND DEFEAT OF DREAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'MENAGERIE'-TRIUMPH AND DEFEAT OF DREAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SMALL HOSPITALS BATTLE FOR SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ELK POINT GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HAY, HAY, HAY","Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS TOLD TO WORK CLOSELY WITH GOVT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CHIPPEWA FREIGHT, SPADER'S RV TO CLOSE","Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS TOLD TO WORK CLOSELY WITH GOVT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"LOSS OF HUSBAND'S LOVE BRINGS WOMAN {dollar}50,000","Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BLACKTOP STREET TAX ATTRACTS ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"LOSS OF HUSBAND'S LOVE BRINGS WOMAN {dollar}50,000","Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
REDUCED BUDGET STILL ABOVE 1980 SPENDING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IS ICC REALLY STILL NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REAL MEANING OF POLL ON EQUALITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WIN BACK RIGHT FOR 'FREE CHOICE',"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CITY SELLS SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SDSU STUDENTS TO POOL TALENTS FOR BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS HOSPITAL TO GET CONSERVATION FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EDGEMONT PLANS TO REDUCE RADIATION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EDGEMONT PLANS TO REDUCE RADIATION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INMATE IN CUSTODY AFTER ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
US SHOULD THREATEN TO BOMB IRANIAN OIL FIELDS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*LENZEN QUITS PLAYHOUSE JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*LENZEN QUITS PLAYHOUSE JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SUING INMATES CLAIM PRISON FIRE HAZARD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FAIR BOARD PRACTICES QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PAW TO THE HEAD LEAVES BEN DEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FUEL TAX FACES COURT CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AVIAN CHOLERA STRIKES TURNER COUNTY MARSH,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AVIAN CHOLERA STRIKES TURNER COUNTY MARSH,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AVIAN CHOLERA STRIKES TURNER COUNTY MARSH,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*ABDNOR, ROBERTS SAY EMBARGO END NEAR","Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN CHARGED IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ABDNOR, ROBERTS SAY EMBARGO END NEAR","Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ABDNOR, ROBERTS SAY EMBARGO END NEAR","Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD NETS {dollar}38 MILLION IN SALES TAX COLLECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STRIKING UP THE BAND,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
UNIQUE INDIAN PRISON CLOSES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SUIT ASKS {dollar}2 MILLION FOR MINK DEATHS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
UNIQUE INDIAN PRISON CLOSES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
UNIQUE INDIAN PRISON CLOSES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
A TOUGH LADY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUDGETING DIFFICULT FOR FAMILY OF FOUR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SAYS JANKLOW ERRS, OVERSTATES RAIL CASE (L)","Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATORS--WE MIGHT NEED A SPECIAL SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AGENCY HALTS COAL PURCHASE CONTRACT SALES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ABERDEEN SENATOR WILL BE DELEGATE TO AGING MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"JANKLOW WANTS {dollar}318,000 IN FUNDING REQUESTS KILLED","Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"JANKLOW WANTS {dollar}318,000 IN FUNDING REQUESTS KILLED","Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABERDEEN SENATOR WILL BE DELEGATE TO AGING MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
USD PLAY SCORES FOR PLAYWRIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MORE SD FARMERS APPLY FOR IRRIGATION PERMITS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MORE SD FARMERS APPLY FOR IRRIGATION PERMITS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
USD PLAY SCORES FOR PLAYWRIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MARCHERS PROTEST US ROLE IN CENTRAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MISSOURI FARMER FIGHTS FOR CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMON SENSE STRAPPED BY ECONOMY (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS READY FOR WATT VISIT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*24 YEARS LONG ENOUGH FOR COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"VARILEK, O'CONNOR IN POPULARITY RACE (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"O'CONNOR, VARILEK BATTLE STIFF ODDS","Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SCRIBNER DISPUTES SCHREINER'S COLUMN,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HISTORICAL LINK SEEN WITH INDIANS CAMP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VIEWS OF 'BIG CITY' COPS ARE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CONNECTION PERCEIVED IN ARMS RACE, ABORTION (L)","Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ARTICLE ON ANCIENT CAMPSITE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
OPPOSE CITY BUILDING FOR ANIMAL COLLECTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LAW OFFICIAL--WE NEED FARMERS' HELP,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAJORITY OF DOCTORS GO INTO PRIMARY CARE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEETING ON ELECTRICITY RATE APRIL 6,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAIL WORKERS OPPOSE BENEFIT CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ROAD CONDITIONS 'CONFERENCE CALL' TOPIC,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SDEA BUSINESS MEETING APRIL 2 AND 3,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SDSU WINS LIVESTOCK JUDGING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA PRESIDENT GETS LESSON ON TAIWAN,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*JOHNSON THROWS HAT INTO RING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SF DEMOCRAT IN HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKERS ANNOUNCE ELECTION BIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
O'CONNOR LISTS POSSIBLE RUNNING MATES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TERVEEN ANNOUNCES HOUSE CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PROPOSED CHANGES DON'T WORRY DSC PROFS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*RED SOX GREAT TRADES BAT FOR FISHING ROD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SHELLY DELKER HELPS O'GORMAN CATCH UP,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ANGLERS WARNED TO BE CONSERVATIONISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR (FULLER),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COOK OF THE WEEK--MRS ROBERT BILLARS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*ECONOMIST DOESN'T HAVE ROSY PREDICTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*REAGAN SUPPORTERS STILL KEEP THE FAITH,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
FEW WILL BENEFIT FROM MINIMUM WAGE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*EASTSIDE K-MART STORE GETS NEW MANAGER,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
*SPRING THINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*NAUTICAL & PRAIRIE STYLES DOMINATE SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
"*MEN'S WEAR IS LIVELIER, MORE COLORFUL","Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
*WHATEVER HAPPENED TO GRAY SWEAT SUITS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1982, sect.G, p.06, col.3"
*WEEKEND BLIZZARD FIZZLES OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPRING STORM LEAVES SLUSH,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KIM HEIER NAMED MISS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*'THE BLACK STALLION RETURNS',"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*JOB PLACEMENT CENTERS HELP COLLEGE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DANCE FOR CANCER IS APRIL 10,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
DRIVE TRADES MILKSHAKES FOR LITTER,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
LUNG ASSOCIATION OFFERS EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PHARMACISTS GIVE TO CANCER SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PROGRAM SUPPORTS HISTORY PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"RECYCLERS TURN IN 1,498,790 CANS","Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SKATING RAISES MONEY FOR DISEASE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*PHONES ZOOM BY RADIO,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHIEF FEELS RIGHT ON TRACK WITH RAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
USE OF COMPUTERS GROWS AS NEED INCREASES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM GRAIN CONSORTIUM SHAPES UP,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION TO SET VOTING DATE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MYOPIC NEBRASKA VIEW OF SD SACRIFICE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MIDWEST SHOULD ATTRACT INDUSTRIES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WOMEN VOTERS GROUP BACKS GOVT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BOARD TO DISCUSS SCIENCE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CHAMBER RECOGNIZES STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PRUITT-SF LAWYER-DIES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CLARK COUPLE'S BASEMENT IS WILD KINGDOM,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SAUDI ARABIA & US MUST WORK FOR PEACE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*SAVAGE TOPS IN STATE MEET,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS NEED FEDERAL HELP,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MURDER WAS FOR LOVE & INSURANCE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FISHING SUCCESS IN SIOUX FALLS SPILLWAY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THREE REPEAT HONORS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GANNETT NAMES NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
REPUBLIC AIRLINES PILOTS OK CONCESSIONS FOR STOCK,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*'DEATH OF A SALESMAN',"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*DEPIETRO IS CROWNED QUEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
COUNCIL HONORED FOR ITS PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
STUDENTS CITED FOR THEIR WRITING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*KIWANIS CLUB HONORS AASEN,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
BAKKEN IS FARM FAMILY OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
GROUP HONORS JOYCE SWALLEY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*3 CHOOSEN FOR ENGINEERING AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
ANNUAL SCHMECKFEST WILL START THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
COMPUTER-GENERATED ART ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
*RIVER SWELLS BEYOND BANKS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DECISION ON COUNTY SPACE PLAN NEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HANSEN PREDICTS SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE SESSION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO MEET ABOUT SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN'S {dollar}1 MILLION SUIT SAYS WAFERS HAD BUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REUTTER TRIAL DELAYED INQUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY REJECTS COUNTY OFFER FOR PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GROUP WANTS MINNESOTA AVENUE BLACKTOPPED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"CANDIDATES FACE QUESTIONS ABOUT CITY MALL, WAGES","Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
COMMITTEES SHOULD AID HIGH SCHOOL DECISION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BAR OWNER SHOULD BE FRANK ABOUT BEER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"ART EVENT FUN, FASCINATING","Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*PASTOR CALLS BELIEFS OF CHURCH HERESY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"CUNNINGHAM PROPOSES {dollar}250,000 CAP","Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITY CAN'T BE SUED FOR DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
LAWYER SAYS COCAINE CHARGES ARE TOO VAGUE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*KNUDSON WILL RUN AGAIN FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE WILL SPONSOR MENTAL HEALTH FORUM,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GROUP PUTS OUT CONSUMER ALERT ON BELCOM,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MESABA WILL ADD 44-PASSENGER PLANE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ND BOY DIES IN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO STATION COULD BEGIN THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SENATE MEETING ON NATURAL GAS RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE WATER PROJECTS TO GET AIRING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FILE MOVING BEGINS AT SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HAVE RESERVATIONS ABOUT RESTORING HOTEL,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SEARS MOVE MAY BRING THOUSANDS OF JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD NATIVITY SCENE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE DEPOSITING MONEY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BOARD DOING ITS JOB WELL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CLASSICAL MUSIC IS BIG PART OF SYMPHONY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*LARCHWOOD GOLFERS CLUCK HAPPILY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MITCHELL'S BIG 3 HEAD ALL-STATE TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LATIN AMERICAN FIESTA,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMERCE SECRETARY WILL RESIGN IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETOES BILL ON BOOKMAKING PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YMCA HITS {dollar}1.5 MILLION OF MONEY GOAL,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SILLY ABOUT SPRING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BONE UP FOR SPELLDOWN, KIDS","Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PAY FOR CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AGENCY GOES AFTER PLANT BY RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DANCE-A-THON WILL RAISE MONEY FOR SADD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS WITH MATURING LOANS MAY KEEP GRAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOUNDATION WANTS LEASE FOR VO-TECH CLASSES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUPS SEEK CORPORATE FARM OWNERSHIP VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HEIDEPRIEM WILL VISIT HUNGARY, YUGOSLAVIA","Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INTERIOR SECRETARY TO MEET SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW CHAIRMAN LIKES SPRINGFIELD PRISON COSTS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3 PLEAD GUILTY TO DISTRIBUTING DRUGS IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
31 TEAMS TO SOLVE PROBLEMS AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SPOUSAL-RAPE, NUCLEAR WASTE BILLS","Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BUNGLED BID TO STEAL BUST,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BOARD--HOMES' ENERGY REQUIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM CRISIS PUTS HEAVY LOAD ON KIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP TURNS BACK ON WOMAN'S DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM BUREAU LEADER TARGET OF RECALL DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MINIATURE AIRCRAFT ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SCOUT-O-RAMA TICKETS GO ON SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
WORKSHOP FOCUSES ON ADOPTION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"MCKENNAN, YMCA OFFER 'SHAPE UP'","Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
4-WEEK PARENTING CLASS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*BURNED BODY FOUND IN CAR,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENT'S ART FLYING HIGH ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*CHRIST'S DEATH BECAME VICTORY FOR LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ARIZONA NUCLEAR PACT NOTHING TO CELEBRATE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"BELL IS A WINNER, NOT A LOSER (L)","Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HANSEN OFFERS SOUND PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HANSEN SHOULD STOP SLINGING POLITICAL MUD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ABDNOR MADE RIGHT DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*STOCKHOLM BANK CLOSES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION BEGINS '86 FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE SUES CITY RESTAURANT FOR POISONING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE FIRE VICTIM DIES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEN PALS MEET NEW FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EASTER PLAY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FISH 'N' TIPS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BARKER WANTS TO RETURN TO COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE CANDIDATES AGREE TO FOUR DEBATES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INMATE HOSPITALIZED AFTER SUICIDE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW NAMES MILLER AS CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LINCOLN COUNTY SHERIFF SEEKS RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VOLESKY CALLS FOR MORATORIUM ON FORECLOSURES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ZWEEP SEEKS SPOT ON COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HUNGER STUDY CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WESLEYAN TO DEDICATE WELLNESS CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP NAMES ABERDEEN A TREE CITY USA,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN LINKED TO MAJOR DRUG RAID SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OPERATORS TO HELP MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SBA DESIGNATES WESTERN BANK OF SF,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE HOPES FOR BUSINESS WITH FOOD FIRMS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATUE HONORING FATHER DE SMET,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LAWMAKER SAYS HE WON'T RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEN DOMENICI PLANS TO STUMP FOR ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXTENSION SERVICE FACES CRIPPLING BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JUDGE DISMISSES COMPANY'S LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SD PROJECTS COULD SUFFER,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SYMPHONY MUSICIANS WANT KLEIN TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MISS INDIAN SIOUX FALLS SPREADS STORY OF HER PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
TOURNAMENT WORTH IT DESPITE LOSS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ELKS LODGE GIFT SHOWS CARING SPIRIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
NUTRITION PROJECT BENEFITS ELDERLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HINTS ON LIVING IN MOTOR HOME (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RULING IS AN ENCOURAGING SIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHY DID SAFETY COUNCIL CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"HOCKEY A CITY SPORT, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"*ETHANOL A PLUS FOR CONSUMER, ENVIRONMENT","Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOCKEY COVERAGE VERY POOR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WOMAN SHOULDN'T BE BLAMED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ADOPTION AN OPTION FOR BABY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*GRAHAM CRUSADE UNITES MANY DENOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*BASKETBALL TEAM MAKES SWEET MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHERR CHASES WRESTLING DREAM,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*PRESS CLUB HONORS SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBBERY SUSPECTS WANTED IN 2 STATES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL SCHEDULED IN WAKPALA FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CREW CLEANS TOXIC SPILL, TESTS SOIL","Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON FAILED IN FARM POLICY","Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PETERSON PROMPTS NEW BIDS FOR PAINT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PSYCHIATRISTS CLASH IN TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RETIRING DETECTIVE REFLECTS ON CAREER,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VIETNAM VETS RESIST PLAN TO MOVE SITE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WIFE ACCUSED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CEMENT PLANT COULD REOPEN IN WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHARGES PENDING IN SCHOOL BB GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON CONVENTION CENTER SET TO OPEN APRIL 10,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN'S SENTENCING ON DRUG CHARGES DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SECRETARY CHARGED IN THEFT FROM ART FUND,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOCATIONAL GROUP ACCEPTS EGAN SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
4 CHARGED IN PINE RIDGE POST OFFICE THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIR SERVICE UP TO CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CUTS MEAN MORE INDIAN DEATHS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GROUP WANTS TO HONOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WON'T PUSH VOTE ON TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*NON-TRAFFIC ARRESTS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*CELEBRATES HERITAGE OF FREE MEN,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IN THE SWING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LARGE FOREST FIRE BLAZES IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*READ LABELS TO MAKE HEALTHY CHOICES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CIVIL UNREST DIDN'T MAR CANAL TRIP,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
NEW GROUP SUPPORTS MENTALLY ILL,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RESERVE MARKS 40TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STUDENT ATHLETES RISK SPORTS INJURIES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GROUP STARTED FOR YOUNG MOTHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
JEFFERSON PLANS SPRING BANQUET,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SEMINAR HELPS RE-MARRIED COUPLES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"*MERGER SHOWS FINANCIAL, SOCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY","Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWMAKERS FAIL TO IMPROVE TAX SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SF COULD PROFIT BY TAKING A LOOK WEST (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY SCHOOL BOARD WILL MEET TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS PUT OUT 2 GRASS FIRES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL STUDENT CROWNED MISS USD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER BACKS BILL SLOWING DIESEL TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD REGENTS MEET TODAY IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU GETS GRANT TO START DATA BASE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A ROCKIN' GOOD TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THAILAND WINS HEART OF SF ADVENTURER,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR TAKES DIFFERENT TACK,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCANNER TO MAKE DEBUT SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BATTLE AHEAD FOR SUPPORTER OF HILLS PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*PATIENTS FOLLOW DOCTOR TO BOWDLE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA SLOW GROWING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*YOUTH BOXING NEEDS BOOST,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORAN SET TO DEFEND TENNIS TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*A PEEK AT SUMMER A WEEK INTO SPRING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CANDIDATE FOR WARDEN FIRED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROAD WAR ON HIGHWAY 11,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TIME IN THE HEAT BRINGS CRIME,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BOARD CUTS 7 TEACHERS, PICKS PLAN","Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUSH STAFFER ONLY LOSER IN NEW DEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HELP AMBULANCES WIN RACE AGAINST DEATH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MERGER BRINGS EXPANSION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CREDIT AIDS POOR PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
IT'S TIME TO UNITE DAKOTAS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS NATIVE PART OF NCAA,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSEN TO 'B' HONOR TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ATHLETES AT DAN LENNON TRACK MEET,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD COURSE WILL BE EXCEPTIONAL,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUP TO HOLD FIRST MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS DROPPED IN 1988,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH STARTING GARAGE FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAL ESTATE FIRMS DECIDE TO MERGE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EMPLOYEES PREPARE TO TAKE OVER RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MURDER TRIAL BEGINS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY AWARDS WATER MAIN CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY TO GIVE AWAY PRIZE ON TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THREE MEN PLEAD GUILTY IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HANSON CALLS FOR ACTION ON CYANIDE SPILL,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JAPANESE GROUP TO VISIT RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAMMERS PICKS GOP ON TAX COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SISSETON HOSPITAL JOINS HEART NETWORK,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE HIGHWAY DEATH TOLL REACHES 28,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUBSIDIES WON'T END SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SECOND YEAR OF TAX FREEZE WILL HURT MORE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*COMPUTER PROBLEM SLOWS LINES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMPANY LOSES TOP 2 MEN,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PUC OK'S {dollar}8 FEE FOR GAS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BOUNDARY APPEAL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DONOHUE HELD RESPECT OF BOTH STATE PARTIES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHANCE TO BE IN TOURNAMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ELECT ENVIRONMENT PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
FAIR PRICES TOP FARM ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PRESSLER CHANGES MIND (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*DIET EXPERTS DEBATE VALUE OF VITAMINS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATE PROMOTES ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DINNER TO RAISE CASH TO FIGHT HUNGER,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON UNSURE COURT CASE HURTS BID,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANKRATZ TO RUN FOR NELSON'S SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHALLENGER CRITICIZES ANDERSON'S QUALIFICATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN SUES HIS ARRESTING OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MADISON DEFEATS SCHOOL BOND AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EX-ABDNOR AIDE TO RUN FOR COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY VOTES TO LIMIT SMOKING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEADWOOD CURBES GAMBLING NEAR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONTAMINATION IN CANTON HAS SPREAD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COYOTE POPULATION EXPANDS EASTWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP TO PETITION COUNTY'S OPTING OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURLEY SCHOOLS TO CONSIDER TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS REPRESENTATIVE TO TAX COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BURGLARY SUSPECTS HAD PRIOR CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PHONE CUSTOMERS TO PAY 75 CENTS MORE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VERMILLION PLANS FORUM ON BREATHALYZER TESTS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MITCHELL MECHANIC SENTENCED IN TAX FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"WANBLEE MAN STRUCK, KILLED NEAR KADOKA","Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CROWD CONDUCT MAY AFFECT FUTURE CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
GOVERNOR SIDES WITH BUSH ON GUARD ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STATE GROUP DISCUSSES CYCLE RALLY ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
TO SEEK BIDS FOR SUBSIDIZED AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE WILL STUDY OVERSEAS MARKETS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NORWEST WILL ACQUIRE FIRST INTERSTATE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*SNOW DISPATCHES SPRING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UN HEARINGS ON INDIAN TREATY VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--ALL-TIME FAVORITE MOVIE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FITTING POSTSCRIPTS ADDED TO RIOT STORY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BURN VICTIMS BENEFIT FROM SOFTBALL TOURNEY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
OIL SURCHARGE COULD NET FAIR SHARE FROM JAPAN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
STORIES ABOUT FAITH ARE HEARTWARMING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
PLAN WOULD HAVE SHORTCHANGED CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SHOULD BACK AFRICAN RECOVERY ACT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DID NOT SHOW TAX LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
LIBERALS ALSO SUPPORT CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
STATE SHOULD INVEST IN GOOD EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
TAKE PART TO SHOW GI'S SUPPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
STACY LARSON DESERVED PRISON TERM HE GOT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
BIKERS GET BAD RAP FROM A FEW ARRESTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*GROUND-TO-AIR MISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OUR PRIORITIES CHANGE WITH THE TIMES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAIR ADMISSION FEES COULD RISE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HENKIN HONORED WITH SERTOMA AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NADER TO SPEAK AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REFUNDS AVAILABLE ON TV PURCHASES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW BUSINESSES SOUGHT DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SETS BUILDING PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLEA DEAL REACHED IN MEDICAID FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE TOURISM TO BE PROMOTED IN EUROPE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
KIDS ARE HURT IN 'BOX',"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*LAWYER PONDERS NEXT STEP,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBAL OFFICIALS CLOSE ISABEL RESTAURANT-BAR,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*GOVERNOR VIEWS WASTE DISPOSAL SITES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BUDGET CRUNCH COULD CAUSE TEACHER LAYOFF,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY ON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WANBLEE MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SPACE CENTER HONORS EDGEMONT GRADUATE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SPECIAL SESSION IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ENVELOPES TO GO ON SALE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
2 MEMORIALS PLANNED FOR CRASH VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*NO SMALL ACCOMPLISHMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HURON FACILITY LOSES CHANCE AT LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SOIL EXPERT CRITICIZES FERTILIZER SUBSTITUTES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SENCORE TRIES TO FILL VCR GAP,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*PIRTLE KEEPS NAME BURIED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATORS BALK AT EPA POLICY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM SERVICE AT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*READERS EXPLAIN HISTORY OF UNUSUAL NAMES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*HELGE'S PIONEER SPIRIT STILL FULL OF GLEE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*GREENE SHINES IN 'TRIBE' TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*RELIGIONS NOT UNIFIED ON ABORTION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BE PROUD OF JOHNSON'S RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RENTSCHLER NOT SLAVE TO SPECIAL INTERESTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DISABLED NEED MEDICAL UNDERSTANDING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*BE THANKFUL, CAREFUL WITH LIFE'S CHOICES","Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*TRI-STATE TOURNEY ATTRACTS RECORD FIELD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EX-REP VOLESKY TO RUN AS DEMOCRAT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MICHAEL MAPES SEEKS SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VIRGINIA DETTMAN SEEKS HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
S DAKOTAN DIES IN WYOMING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANNOUNCERS SET SILLINESS STANDARD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RECYCLING SERVICE MAY GET EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO STUDY MENTAL HOSPITAL IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"VISA, MOTOR CLUB KICKBACKS SWEETEN POT","Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BOARDS BORROW TO PAY BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SURE SIGN OF SPRING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
APPEALS COURT WON'T RECONSIDER TRIBAL LAND CARE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RIVER EXPECTED TO CREST TODAY IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RELIGION GUIDES GAMBLING OPPONENT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
APPOINT WOMAN TO SUPREME COURT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTING ON BET LIMITS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*FREEDOM OF RELIGION WASN'T EXTENDED TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FORUM WILL EXAMINE BOARD CANDIDATES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NO FRIEND TO AMERICAN INDIANS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PIECE ON HILLARY CLINTON DEGRADED HER ABILITIES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BUSINESSES FOLLOW LAWS FOR HANDICAPPED PARKING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SD LICENSE PLATE CRACKDOWN NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"SEXUAL ACTIVITY, LACK OF LAWS DISTURBING (L)","Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"SPRAY, NEUTER TO AVOID PET OVERPOPULATION (L)","Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
INCREASING BET LIMITS WILL ALSO INCREASE CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"IT WILL TAKE TIME TO RIGHT BUSH, REAGAN WRONGS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FOES SEND MIXED MESSAGE ON LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
NRA DOESN'T SUPPORT CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DISTRAUGHT BOYFRIEND THREATENED WILLIAMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
TOO BAD LOVING LIFE DIDN'T EXTEND TO DOCTOR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
COSTNER RESTAURANT EARNS AAA AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELDERLY CAN GET HOMES PAINTED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HDR ENGINEERING TO OPEN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY COMPANY FINDS SUCCESS IN BOX MAKING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DENIED PLAYOFF SPOT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*PHEASANT SEASON OPENS OCTOBER 16, RUNS 65 DAYS","Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*WOMEN'S BOWLING TOURNEY OPENS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SHOW HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRAIN DOG WELL OR DON'T EXPECT RESULTS IN FIELD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
CLINTON'S BUDGET BOOSTS EROS FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LILY FUND-RAISER BENEFITS DISABLED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLED PRODUCTS EVENT IS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD MAN TO COMPETE IN WORLD DEAF GAMES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SDSU TO SPONSOR LECTURE ON BOSNIA,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REGENTS TAKE NEW LOOK AT AGING DEAF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SD LETS WOMAN KEEP THAIRAPY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RURAL AREAS SEEK RECYCLING OPPORTUNITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM BATTLES DOMESTIC VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"MAN FOUND GUILTY OF ROBBING, STABBING","Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN INDICTED FOR BANKRUPTCY FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RENNER LUTHERAN GETS ANNIVERSARY GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RESORT CONSTRUCTION SET TO START SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS IN WARNER,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MARION STUDENTS DC-BOUND FOR COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MILBANK GIRL WINS SPELLING BEE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"VETS GATHER TO SHARE MEMORIES, HEAL WOUNDS","Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CASINO OWNER FINED OVER DECK-STACKING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
ECOFFEY EAGER TO SERVE STATE AS US MARSHAL,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*DEAF SCHOOL BUDGET CLIMBS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"ATTENDING SCHOOL, MAINSTREAMING BOTH AVAILABLE NOW","Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*LEGISLATURE OFTEN SPRINGS INTO ACTION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*OSCAR PICKS: IT'S ANYBODY'S GUESS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*TEXAS SUN, WARMTH BRING EARLY SPRING","Argus LeaderMar 28 1993, sect.G, p.07, col.1"
*DAIRY INDUSTRY HEADS FOR WARMER CLIMATE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PEOPLE IN SCHOOL LAWSUIT SYMBOLS FOR 27 DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRODUCTIVITY HAS ITS PRICE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MODERNIZING KEY TO ARLINGTON FARMER'S SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LET CLINTON GET ON WITH BUSINESS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*OTHERS LINGER TO INSULT INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*COLISEUM-REPAIR COSTS TOO EXPENSIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
OFFICIALS PAMPER MORRELL BUT TURN DOWN FLYING J (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"KNOWLEDGE HELPS KIDS SEPARATE RIGHT, WRONG (L)","Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DON'T SUPPORT CURRENT GUN-CONTROL LEGISLATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"RUDE KIDS, FLYING CANDY PUT DAMPER ON PARADE (L)","Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WHITNEY FORGETS FLAG SHOULD BE OBSERVED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
JESUS DID NOT DIE FROM CRUCIFIXION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
FLAG STANDS FOR FREEDOM WHITNEY HAS TO SPEAK UP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
UN-AMERICAN COLUMNIST SHOULD START PACKING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
PHOTO--BAD MESSAGE ABOUT TENNIS-COURT USE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
JANKLOW SHOULD LEARN TO ACCEPT CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
AMERICA NEEDS TO TURN TO BIBLE FOR GUIDANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
SATAN WORSHIPPERS MUST ALSO BELIEVE IN GOD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
CIGARETTE-TAX HIKE WILL DECREASE STATE REVENUE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
DAKOTAS ENTERED UNION SAME DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROBBERY REPORTED AT PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEDDOW TO SPEAK TO LIONS CLUB TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY KINDERGARTNERS TO REGISTER APRIL 29,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BRIGADIER GENERAL TO TOUR SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS HOPE TO RETAKE SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A MARK OF EXCELLENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*IDEAS ON TEEN VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ORCHESTRA HAS STATEWIDE IMPORTANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VIETNAM MEMORIAL TO APPEAR IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
RURAL ROSCOE MAN DIES IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TENNESSEE MAN INVOLVED IN CHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AG DEPARTMENT TO EXAMINE SEEDS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NSU LOGO CONTEST GETS 387 ENTRIES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN HOSPITAL CUTS SURGERY PRICES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOSPITALS' MERGER HAS BEEN ABANDONED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HAS AVOIDED POLITICAL FRAY--SO FAR,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JAMES RIVER FLOODING HOLDS STEADY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MINNESOTA FIRM PLANS FEEDLOT NEAR ELKTON,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"CASINOS DRAW UNIONS, LAWYER SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*REVOCABLE TRUST ASSETS CAN BE TAXED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SKYFORCE HEAD NORTH,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SEX A SERIOUS SUBJECT FOR DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*TALES OF YOUNG YEARS WEAVED WITH LAUGHTER, TEARS","Argus LeaderMar 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*FRIEDAN CELEBRATES MYSTIQUE OF AGING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*REBURIAL SOUGHT FOR SIOUX CHIEF,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*POLLUTION BY COMPANIES DROPS BY ONE-THIRD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL PLAN IS TABLED,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PIERRE GOOD SITE FOR WOMEN'S PRISON (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BALANCED BUDGET REMAINS OUT OF SIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FAT CATS TRYING TO GET PAWS ON SOCIAL SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
INCOME-TAX ARGUMENT DOESN'T ADD UP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BEST WAY TO CUT TAXES IS REDUCING SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PROGRAM REACHES OUT TO HISPANIC NEWCOMERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"*SAY IT, AND THEN BACK OFF--EVEN WITH BEST ADVICE","Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAST TRACK TO HELP AT-RISK FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE RESPECTS RACERS' POSTSEASON PEDIGREE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YANKTON SENIOR SHATTERS TWO DISTANCE RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*JANSSEN, SCHROEDER REPEAT PICKS","Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-MUSEUM WORKER GETS 4 MONTHS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"14-YEAR-OLD DETAINED IN RAPE OF BOY, 6","Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ELECTRICAL SHORT CAUSED FATAL FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*JUDGE RELEASES STABBING WITNESS--ORANGE CITY, IOWA","Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MOST OF THE SNOW STAYS AWAY IN 3-DAY THREAT,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MORE BALD EAGLES ARE BEING SIGHTED IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PARENTS OBJECT TO CHANGE IN KINDERGARTEN SCHEDULING,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL 18-YEAR-OLD CHARGED IN SHOOTING AT HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HISTORICAL WRITERS TO COMPETE FOR PRIZES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"TEENS PLAYING VIDEO LOTTERY, JOY SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
USD STUDENTS WINNERS IN CITY ZONING LAW VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*VISITORS TO BADLANDS,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
RURAL WOMEN FOCUS OF USD CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PAROLE BOARD FREES STEELE'S FORMER WIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"TWO MEN ARRESTED IN DRUG, GUN CASE","Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW TRANSFERS RAPISTS FROM SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"*MAN, 88, HIT BY CAR","Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CONSERVATIVE TAX GROUP BLASTS DASCHLE ON BUDGET VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
STATE'S UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DECREASES,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
INEXPENSIVE FEED EXPECTED TO HELP SD DAIRY INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*NEW STRIP MALL LANDS CRAFTS STORE,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
SALE OF LINE LEAVES RAILROAD SHIPPERS IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderMar 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
"*DWAYNE LANGE'S GARAGE-6,000 CANS HE'S SCROUNGED","Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VETO ISSUE NEGLIGIBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VETO ISSUE NEGLIGIBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"2,400 SCHOOL KIDS ARE LOOKING FOR RIDES","Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"2,400 SCHOOL KIDS ARE LOOKING FOR RIDES","Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS TO DECIDE ON RESOLUTION 21,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS TO DECIDE ON RESOLUTION 21,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
RECENT HARRIS POLL REFLECTS UNTRUTH OF LEGALITY OF A,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SNOW REMOVAL WELL DONE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BASE CUTS MAY BENEFIT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*PUT 'SQUEEZE' ON GARAGE, NOT CANS","Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VAN VACTOR'S BROTHER SAYS RELEASE ANSWER TO PRAYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILWAUKEE ROAD CUTS BACK,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILWAUKEE ROAD CUTS BACK,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VAN VACTOR'S BROTHER SAYS RELEASE ANSWER TO PRAYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO TRY TO SPEED VEHICLE INSPECTION REPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GUARD WON'T TAKE LIE DETECTOR TEST,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TWO NEW CATHOLIC PARISHES PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GAS YOU CAN GET-PRICE IS THE CATCH,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*OIEN KICKING TRYOUT A FLASHBACK,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*OIEN KICKING TRYOUT A FLASHBACK,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR DECALS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS TRIO WHO FILED LATE WILL APPEAR ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW-STATE OPERATING DESPITE 450 UNFILLED JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NORTHERN AGRIFUELS OFFICIALS QUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW-STATE OPERATING DESPITE 450 UNVILLED JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY SCHOOL GRANTS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
JOE TROISI CALLS FOR COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
JANKLOW WANTS OAHE PROJECT PUT TO A VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
JANKLOW WANTS OAHE PROJECT PUT TO A VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
JOE TROISI CALLS FOR COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STATE STOPS JAMES RIVER PERMITS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STATE STOPS JAMES RIVER PERMITS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS 51 MORE BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS 51 MORE BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
GRANNY'S BATTLE 'ARCADE' IMAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GRAHAM PARKER CRACKS WHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*'WARRIORS' GLORIFIES GANGS, VIOLENCE","Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*JEAN CACICEDO WEARS HER ARTWORK,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*WESTERN ARTISTS BEGIN BY DRAWING IN DARK,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
*WESTERN ARTISTS BEGIN BY DRAWING IN DARK,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
*CLASSIC LATE SPRING SEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*LYND IS AG PERSON OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*DAMS PROVING EFFECTIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1979, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
2 PRESSLER EMPLOYEES ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ROBBERY 'ALL OVER IN 5 MINUTES',"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY DEPARTMENTS BEGIN REPAYMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE STRESSES RECORD IN REELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE STRESSES RECORD IN REELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY DEPARTMENTS BEGIN REPAYMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SIOUX PLAN WATER SUIT, BLACK HILLS STRATEGIES","Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARKSTON TEACHER REHIRED AFTER PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARKSTON TEACHER REHIRED AFTER PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY ADDS FIVE PRECINCTS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SIOUX PLAN WATER SUIT, BLACK HILLS STRATEGIES","Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKA STORM OVERFLOWS INTO SD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS MANSLAUGHTER CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WIFE, CHILD ABUSE AID INADUQUATE (L)","Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS TV ADS OPPOSING MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEN LARRY PRESSLER CELEBRATES HIS 38TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DC-7'S FLIGHT A BONUS IN SHOWING RADAR GAP (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WIFE, CHILD ABUSE AID INADEUATE (L)","Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS TV ADS OPPOSING MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY QUESTIONS SUBPOENA DETENTION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
US SHOULD HALT ROLE AS APPEASER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BLAMES LEGISLATORS FOR SD FISCAL WOES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GOVERNMENT SPENDING CUTS FAVORED BY WICK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SUIT ASKS COURT TO STOP RAIL TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SUIT ASKS COURT TO STOP RAIL TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SUIT ASKS COURT TO STOP RAIL TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MELLETTE MAN KILLED IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY CANDIDATES' PETITIONS DUE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEW LEGISLATIVE PETITIONS FILED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POWER AGENCY TO JOIN BACKUP GROUP,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE FIRE ESTIMATE-{dollar}10 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE RULES FOR HOMEOWNERS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAVE STROM WANTS TO KEEP SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION DEPT TO STUDY RAISES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAVE STROM WANTS TO KEEP SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VFW WON'T ENDORSE SD CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT CENSUS HAS OFFICIALS WORRIED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SCHOOL DISTRICT CENSUS HAS OFFICIALS WORRIED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SCHOOL DISTRICT CENSUS HAS OFFICIALS WORRIED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SPELLING CONTEST-A GRIEVOUS EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ACID LEAKS FROM TANK AT SF FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*COCKEYED SENATOR...HIS GLASSES ARE BROKEN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*ROSEBUD CHAIRMAN SEES LEAN TIMES AHEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
US WOULD HAVE TROUBLE SETTING WORLD GRAIN PRICE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ROSEBUD CHAIRMAN SEES LEAN TIMES AHEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUMMER PANEL TO STUDY BANKING...,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ROSEBUD CHAIRMAN SEES LEAN TIMES AHEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DOGS KILL MANY SHEEP IN BROOKINGS AREA,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DOGS KILL MANY SHEEP IN BROOKINGS AREA,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*B-52'S--200 TONS OF AGING POWER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*B-52'S--200 TONS OF AGING POWER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AT LAST-RAIN SOAKS THIRSTY FIELDS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD CASH BALANCE DIPPED SHARPLY LAST MONTH,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GREAT WALLENDAS PERFORM THEIR BICYCLE CHAIR PYRAMID,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD CASH BALANCE DIPPED SHARPLY LAST MONTH,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONEY COULD REOPEN SWIFT BIRD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPECULATION BEGINS ON '82 GOVERNOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPECULATION BEGINS ON '82 GOVERNOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONEY COULD REOPEN SWIFT BIRD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONEY COULD REOPEN SWIFT BIRD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MEDIA BEWITCHED BY REP ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VOTERS' PRIMER FOR SF ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS' PRIMER FOR SF ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU MISSES GETTING NO 1,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SDSU MISSES GETTING NO 1,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CRITICIZES REAGAN'S BOOST FOR MILITARY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RESPONSE IN KIDNEY GROUP DRIVE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"STOP FOREIGN AID, TAKE CARE OF US (L)","Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
PRACTICAL NURSES ARE AS FRUSTRATED AS RN'S (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
STURGIS GIRL DIES IN CAR-TRUCK CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE SEEKS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SPINK FARMERS APPEAR TO BACK CENDAK,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WHEREFORE ART THOU ROMEO...AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SPINK FARMERS APPEAR TO BACK CENDAK,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TAX COOLS EXPLORATION FOR MINERALS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WAPA POWERLINE HAS SOME WORRIED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TAX COOLS EXPLORATION FOR MINERALS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ARGUS SETS SPELLING BEE FOR APRIL 11,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*SWIM COACH EGGUM NOT PUSHY, JUST SUCCESSFUL","Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*SWIM COACH EGGUM NOT PUSHY, JUST SUCCESSFUL","Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*DROUGHT CHIPS AWAY AT LAKE LAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*DROUGHT CHIPS AWAY AT LAKE LAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DIG IN SPORTSMEN--BURDEN IS NOW ON YOU,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SETTING FISH LIMIT STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*ANDERSON TASTES PERFECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*ANDERSON TASTES PERFECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*LITTLE INTERNATIONAL BOOMING WITH AG ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LITTLE INTERNATIONAL BOOMING WITH AG ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MARCIA KITTELSON INSTALLED PRESIDENT-CHAPT BS OF PE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ADELE JOSTEN CHOSEN WOMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*JANICE HOFER--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"*OZZIE ZENDER, ALBERT DEGROOT NAMED LEGIONNAIRES OF","Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*MRS MERTON SANDO NAMED LEGIONNETTE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
MRS FRANK ALVINE INSTALLED PRESIDENT-CHAPT I OF PEO,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
MARGE TENNYSON ELECTED PRESIDENT-CATH WOMEN'S LITERA,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*COL DEAN MANN PROMOTED TO BRIGADIER GENERAL,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
MRS ART KRIENS JR INSTALLED AS QUEEN OF ASHRAMA TEM,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
*PRODUCER GAINS WHEN CATTLE MAKE WEIGHT FASTER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WIS FARMER BATTLES CHEMICAL COMPANIES THE ORGANIC WAY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
ALBERTSON'S BUILDING TO START IN SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PRODUCER GAINS WHEN CATTLE MAKE WEIGHT FASTER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WIS FARMER BATTLES CHEMICAL COMPANIES THE ORGANIC WAY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS--TESTS AID PROPER CHEMICAL USE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS--TESTS AID PROPER CHEMICAL USE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*RESTAURANTEUR FINDS MANY NOT WANTING HEALTHY FOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*HENDRICKSON RUNS A BUSINESS ON DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*HENDRICKSON RUNS A BUSINESS ON DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
BUSINESS NOTES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1981, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
TRADE POLICIES WORK ONLY WITH BETTER PRICES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"GAINING SENORITY, SEN PRESSLER","Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE TECHNOLOGICAL FISHERMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CANCER INSTITUTE GRANTED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
HUMANITIES PROJECTS FUNDED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
ABERDEEN HOTEL FIRE CLAIMS ANOTHER LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM EXPORTS NO CURE-ALL,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FISHERMAN--THROW BACK KEEPERS AT ANGOSTURA RESERVOIR,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRODUCTION COSTS FORCE MORE TO INSURE CROPS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GIFTED CHILDREN BLOSSOM IN SPECIAL CLASSES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*ALCESTER FIRE INJURES FIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW'S ACCUSATION ABOUT PRESS COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER CRITICISM OF REAGAN 'HAREBRAINED' (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"USE BUDGET CUTS, LAW TO TRIM DEFICITS (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABOUREZK KNOCKS MIDEAST POLICY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BIA HEARING APRIL 15 AT ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BUSINESS ANNUAL REPORTS DUE SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FOOD RESEARCH DIRECTOR LECTURE SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GOOD PIKE FRY HABITAT AT OAHE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PENNINGTON COUNTY TRYING TO COLLECT FEES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
AUGUSTANA OFFERS ELDERHOSTEL,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"HISTORY CONFERENCE THURSDAY, FRIDAY","Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STUDENT INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"BURN EXPERT IN SIOUX FALLS APRIL 13, 14","Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
24 TEACHERS NOTIFIED OF POSSIBLE LAYOFF,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*DESMET'S MARK SCHULTZ TOPS FIRST FIVE TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*DARR, SOYLAND--WINNING WITHOUT INDIVIDUAL GLORY","Argus LeaderMar 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*'THE THINKER' AN ICE SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY ELECTIONS MAY BE RACE AGAINST TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GAMES GOBBLE UP SCHOOLCHILDREN'S MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY HALL PLANS SYSTEM TO PREVENT MIX-UPS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD CORPS PROJECTS TOTAL {dollar}8.3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*IT'S WORTH LOSING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SWANK IS PROVING SHAKESPEARE IS ENJOYABLE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SOCIETY SELECTS PROF FOR BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TRAVELERS GROUP NAMES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*PEO CHAPTERS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*SENATORS AGREE ON BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WILL RULE IN TRIBAL BALLOT DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FREEMAN FILES SUIT IN LICENSE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINN FARMER AVOIDS FORECLOSURE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOO WET TO PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BOARD MAY CHARGE SCHOOL BUS RIDERS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LEFHOLZ TO APPEAL MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BETTER ANSWERS NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROLE OF STUDENTS IS TO PROMOTE LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"CRIME VICTIM WINS {dollar}15,000 LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NIGHTCLUB FIRE & HOTEL THEFT CONNECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF MEN APPEAR IN COURT ON SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ELECTRIC CO-OP WANTS INDIANS ON BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
RED CROSS TO OFFER FIRST AID CLASSES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LAWYER FIGHTING TO KEEP ETSI INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR SEX CRIMES--CUSTER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MISS BB FINDS RECRUITING FRUSTRATING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STATE PAYS {dollar}5,000-PLUS FOR MCDOWELL CASE","Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CLARA BEEFS UP CATTLE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FRIEND SAYS KOTAS TALKED OF SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CON-FINED LEADING THE BLIND,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN HAS LOWEST CABLE RATE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RENOWN ENGINEER RETURNS TO SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
COMPUTER USE IN PARKS IS THEME,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
DASCHLE TO APPEAR AT ROAST EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
HIGH SCHOOL BOWL SLATED AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SERIES EXAMINES WOMEN IN POLITICS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
{dollar}1.8 MILLION PRICE TAG FOR COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NOT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORUM FOR SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW GROCERY STORE BUSY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS WILL INTERVIEW 6 FOR SDSU PRES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DELAYS VOTE ON BONDS FOR 450 APTS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOME SALES UP 20 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE SUBMITS CHECKS TO SUPPORT CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CUT LIMOUSINE PERKS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY CAN DO WITHOUT BIG-SPENDERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BUCHWALD HAS GRASP OF PRAYER ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE CALLED A LEADER ON ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*PROFESSOR RENEWS QUEST FOR PHD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HANSEN AND CO-OWNERS SUE CORPS OF ENGINEER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE--SUIT QUALIFIES FOR CLASS ACTION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
PROBATION ACTION PROPER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CHEM-NUKE OFFICER TO SPEAK TO GOP GROUPS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HEARINGS SET FOR 4 ARRESTED AT SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HS STUDENTS ASKED TO DONATE BLOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RETARDED WOMAN ALLOWED TO TESTIFY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCOUT-O-RAMA WILL BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY WANTS COST ESTIMATE OF MOVING FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SENATORS WILL HEAR TESTIMONY ABOUT RADIO,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CONSULTANT WILL RUN FOR COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE APPOINTED TO NEW HUNGER COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FARMER ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY TO STATE SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
KUCK CRITICIZES BLOCK 11 INCENTIVE PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
O'CONNOR SUPPORTS STATE PLAN TO REBUILD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PEAVEY CO SELLS ITS BUILDING SUPPLY CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PHONE RATES HURT RESERVATION RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PHYSICIAN WILL RUN FOR LOCAL SEAT IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STUDENTS PROTEST PROPOSED DORMITORY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COUNTY WILL PAY FOR HOME CARE OF MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
NEUFELD WILL DECIDE ABOUT CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
WARDEN--ESCAPEE WILL BE RETURNED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
WATERTOWN PROGRAM NOMINATED FOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*JORGENSEN GIVES AUGUSTANA SPLIT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SPRING SWINGIN',"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VETO REASONING DRAWS LEGISLATORS' SCORN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY RIGHT TO OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY MAY 30 (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPYING NOT GROUNDS FOR WAR (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AG NEEDS A FREE MARKET (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DAM WOULD STOP FLOODING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ILLEGAL COPYING BIG PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ARGUS PRIORITIES MIXED UP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*BLEND OF CLASS AND BLUEGRASS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PUTS TOGETHER A NATIONAL REPUTATION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ARTS COUNCIL AWARDS {dollar}375,000 IN GRANTS","Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*DOUBLE-DECKER LINEUP,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOOPS' RESIGNATION STILL NOT EXPLAINED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE SAYS NO TO NEW TRIAL FOR DOKKEN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCHING FOR MAN WHO ROBBED STORE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENT SAYS HE'LL MEET WITH FRUSTRATED FACULTY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEARS ISN'T ONLY DEAL GOING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FINAL TOUCHES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STUDENTS WANT A CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"DO WHAT'S IN YOUR POWER, FARMERS TOLD","Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TOP OFFICIAL OF HOSPITAL LOSES JOB,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE UP IN AIR ABOUT GARRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
MAN CHARGED WITH SEXUAL CONTACT WITH CHILD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN WILL BE CHARGED IN FARMHOUSE STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PARENTS TO DISCUSS DECISION TO BUS KIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RENNER BOY FAIR AFTER CAR-BICYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SPEARFISH MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VETERANS WILL GET CORBLY'S MONEY AFTER ALL,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
4 INMATES TO BE TRIED ON ESCAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*LINCOLN'S FORSETH COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*MOORE, CHING, FREIDEL, OLINGER, SCHULTZ","Argus LeaderMar 29 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*IF YOU WAIT FOR THE PLATE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEIERHENRY WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EASTER WEATHER SHOULD GET THINGS HOPPING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAMPERING CLAIM UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*BRINGING THE DEAF TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ALL SAINTS SCHOOL INTENDS TO REMAIN LEARNING PLACE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW TOURNEY SYSTEM DESIGNED FOR STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SELLING SAUDIS ARMS WON'T PROMOTE PEACE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KEEP TOURNAMENT IN HURON (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PUSH AHEAD ON THE WATER FRONT (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LEGION NOT INVOLVED IN LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DASCHLE VOTE QUESTIONABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
HEALTH--THE ABILITY TO CHOOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*MISSIONARY LEGACY BECKONS HOLTZMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RELIVING THE JOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT RULES CITY CAN DEMOTE BATTALION CHIEF,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANSEN DEBATE OFFER MIFFS ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK SUSPECT AFTER WOMAN REPORTS RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POSTAL CUSTOMERS GROUP TO MEET APRIL 8-9,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUICIDE LINKED TO VICTIM OF FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TIMMER WANTS FOURTH TERM IN STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TWO CANDIDATES VIE FOR STATE HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WATERTOWN MAN WINS COURT APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOLFE FILES FOR RE-ELECTION AS REGISTER OF DEEDS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY RECEIVES FEDERAL GRANT FOR BUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOOD STAMP ISSUANCE TO START APRIL 9 IN ANNEX,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JULSON WANTS SEAT ON CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL--TEXAS FIRM TO EXPAND TO BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PART OF GRANGE AVENUE TO CLOSE FOR 2 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL AND PUBLIC LANDS OFFICE STOPS SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VANDERLINDE WANTS TO STAY IN STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VIBORG STATE PORK SHOW CONCLUDES TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEATHER SERVICE CONTINUES FLOOD WARNING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS INSURANCE BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"THIEF REPENTS, PAYS DEBT TO CAR DEALER","Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BLACK HILLS BILL STALLS IN CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE CAPITOL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*A BETTER MOUSE TRAP,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIDS NOT FORGOTTEN ISSUE IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMER IN SALE OF MORTGAGED GRAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"THREE'S A CROWD, PLAYOFF POLL SHOWS","Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SLIGHT BROOKINGS BASKETBALL FANS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GO BACK TO 2 TOURNEYS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BINGO OPERATIONS OFFER INDIANS INDEPENDENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FMHA DIRECTOR SHOULD GO (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NEW PLATE RENEWAL POLICY COULD REMEDY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SILENCE IN THE HOUSE NOT GOLDEN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SAY NO TO PORNOGRAPHY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
END OF PROGRAM HURTS SHEEP (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
BISHOP HAS NO CONTRA TIES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DASCHLE PUSHES MADE-IN-AMERICA,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RULING FAVORS MORRELL WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINTER HITS SOUTH OF CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CAREENING CAR RAMS FENCES, POLE, 2 HOUSES","Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEENS RALLY FOR EVANGELIST'S VISIT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FARM PROGRAM ROLLS TO RISE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAN HAS SEEN FARM SHOW GROW,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CENTER TO HATCH NEW FIRMS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EMPLOYEES AT PORK PLANT TO VOTE ON UNION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUPS TO FIGHT PERMIT FOR MORE STRIP MINING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY IN STABBING OF HURON MAN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA BREAD PROMOTES STATE FLOUR POWER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MICKELSON SEEKS CHANGE IN RESERVATION LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
OUTLETS FOR CAMPSITES ARE CHARGED ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*ABDNOR READY FOR NEW POSITION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MORE ARRESTED FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*FRILLS DRESS UP EASTER KIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SWANK, PLAYHOUSE GREW TOGETHER","Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CRAIG JENSEN FOUND LOVE AND GOOD FOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*BASKETBALL CLASSES MERGE ON ANNUAL FIRST FIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TOPIC IS TICKETS TO SPORTS EVENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
FORTY-TWO CHAMPIONS CROWNED IN TRI-STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*O'GORMAN WINS SIXTH STRAIGHT LIFTING TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*BULLHEADS WAGE WAR ON LAKE ANDES BASS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BELL BUILDING WALKWAY UNDER CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS WARN FARMERS OF SCAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WESTERN TO FLY INTO THE SUNSET,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
2 CITY FIRMS FORM JAMESON SHAKSTAD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*RENOVATION RETURNS TO FAVOR,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SD BANKS DODGE CREDIT CARD WARS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FLORIDA MAN AS NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OUR EFFORT WAS NOT IN VAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WALK AGAINST BIRTH DEFECTS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SHARE YOUR VIEWS ON POSTAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DELEGATES UP FOR GRABS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HUMANITIES FOUNDATION DIRECTORS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
KOERNER ELECTED PEO CHAPTER PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NURSE ELECTED NAACOG OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ORGANIZATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
STUDENT ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
MAY HURT AMERICAN INDIAN CAUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PAIN DOESN'T HINDER VOLUNTEER'S GENEROSITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PETERSON'S ACTIONS COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
US REPEATS VIETNAM ERRORS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GRAVEYARD NEEDS PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SUPPORT SMALL TOWN FIRMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*DOME RUN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VERMILLION LEGISLATOR TO SEEK EIGHTH TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE PRESIDENT SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOKKEN SENTENCED FOR ATTEMPTED THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED IN PORNOGRAPHY CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEGOTIATIONS RESUME AT DAKOTA PORK,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIMMER ANNOUNCES RE-ELECTION PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOBO DAY EXPENSES MAY AFFECT EVENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS PASS FEE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PART-TIME JOBS DIFFICULT TO FILL,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ASBESTOS REMOVAL CONTRACT AWARDED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MORRELL, UNION SETTLE SIOUX CITY COMPLAINTS","Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SOUTHEAST VO-TECH ASKS FOR BUILDING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW FARM MEDIATION BOARD GETS TIPS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ANTI-ABORTION GROUP APPEALS TO CITY POLICE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING MOVING OUT OF REACH,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRISON OFFICER ADMITS POT SWAP,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AUTHOR MOURNS THEATER'S DEMISE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CANDIDATE--TRADING FAVORS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*AIR FORCE GROUNDS B-1B FLEET,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"AUGUSTANA DESERVES PRAISE, NOT CRITICISM (L)","Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OFFICIALS REACT PROPERLY TO COST LIMITS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LABEL ALL COLUMNISTS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
FAMILY CAN HELP WORKING MOM,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE EGG CONTESTS SCHEDULED FOR FAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COLLECTOR'S FOOD LENDS AN ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOK HELPS LOCAL RESTAURATEUR IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'RAIN MAN' SHOULD TAKE TOP HONORS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BERESFORD STUDENT MEETS BUSH TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS TOLD TO CHECK FOR AFLATOXIN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON COURSE NEARS FINANCIAL GOAL,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN ARRAIGNED IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN REPORTS ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PODIATRIST ON THE MOVE AFTER 32 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY BYPASSES LOW BID IN JAIL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MISSIONARY STRUGGLING TO HELP MIDDLE EAST,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MUNITIONS FIRM MAY GET FINED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FLOODING HITS NORTHERN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW ORDINANCE CLAMPS DOWN ON PARKING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONVICTED KILLER APPEALING TO STATE SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD GUARD TOOK PRECAUTIONS IN KOREA,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*OVERCROWDED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*LONG, MIKKELSEN ADVANCE ON TEAM","Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
RECORDS TUMBLE AT TRACK MEET,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MORRELL TRIES HARDER TO SELL BEEF TO JAPAN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SHOPLIFTING RULES CHANGED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*ACCIDENT THIRD IN AREA THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*PRESSLER MISUSED OFFICE, STAFF--DEMOCRATS","Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SMITH RECEIVES 2 LIFE SENTENCES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MAN CHARGED IN ATTACK ON 67-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HISPANICS WOULD ADD TO COMMUNITY ASSETS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX PROPOSAL WOULD CORRECT INEQUITIES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
USE RESOURCES FOR PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ROAST COULD HELP ARTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SQUAD'S SUCCESS BURIED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
'ARGUS' SHOULD APOLOGIZE TO SENIOR CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"AUDIENCE LIKED 'NO, NO, NANNETTE' (L)","Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GIRLS SHOULD HAVE MORE COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
INMATE SORRY FOR PAIN HE CAUSED HIS VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PRESSLER SHOWS WHY HE'S OUT OF TOUCH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TAX INJUSTICES SHOULD BE CORRECTED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SPONSER BOYCOTT COULD STOP FISHING TOURNEYS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"BRAVERY STOPPED CAR, PREVENTED TRAGEDY (L)","Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HELP PRESERVE PEACE BY SPEAKING PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*RETIREE SUPERVISED I-90 REST STOP,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO TAKE PART IN NATIONAL RURAL ARTS PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COURSE PLANNING IS SHARED DUTY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LINCOLN'S SCHUELER IS TEACHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIR GUARD MAY DUMP TAINTED GROUNDWATER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR SET TO ANNOUNCE BID,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN RAPE OF WOMAN 2 WEEKS AGO,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SANDNESS IS SEEKING SECOND HOUSE TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRANKENFELD WANTS SDSU DEBATE IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HILL SIGNING OFF AS BROADCASTER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN TEENS FACE SUICIDE RISK,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON ASKS FOR SDSU LAB,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ROBBER HITS 2 STORES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ALCOHOL SERIAL STAMP PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO CHARGES FILED IN HOLIDAY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION DISTRICT OPTS OUT OF FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER POLICEMAN ALLEGES RIGHTS VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INDIAN EDUCATOR DECRIES HER FIRING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VOTERS AGAINST UNITNG 3 COUNTY OFFICES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BROOKINGS LANDS IOWA BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*MITCHELL STANDOUT HEADS CLASS AA,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CUTWORMS INFEST WINTER WHEAT FIELDS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*STOCKYARDS ADAPTING TO THE CHANGING TIMES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
BILL DEFINES WORKERS COMPENSATION RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
STATE HOLDING ON IN RED MEAT OUTPUT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*ABANDONED INFANT BURIED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON CALLS ISABEL BUSINESS CLOSING SETBACK,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
WHITE--PUT GOLF COURSE IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STUDENT HOUSING DESERVES A LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*GOP INABILITY TO COMPROMISE HURTS TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TALK WITH LEGISLATOR IS A DISAPPOINTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FILM SERIES DRAWS WELL AT MIDCO,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'MILLER'S CROSSING' IS IMMENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PISCOPO TO BRING ACT TO SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE TURNS DOWN CONVICT'S REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMER DIES IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 10 YEARS FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 15 YEARS FOR 2 BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RUSHMORE STAMP OUT TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT FLOPS ON 3 LOCAL DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS DIVE INTO STUDY PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL HONORS FAMOUS GRAD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*3-PART TAX PLAN INTRIGUES MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABERDEEN MAN GETS INDIAN EDUCATION POST,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN WILL PAY FIREFIGHTERS LEGAL FEES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DUMP OPPONENTS CLOSE TO GETTING PUBLIC VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FUHRMANN QUITS WEB WATER SYSTEM BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHLESINGER TO GIVE LECTURE AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATES' VIEWS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CORPS OF ENGINEERS PLANS RIVER MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ENVIRONMENT TRAINING CENTER WILL BE BUILT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PERSIAN GULF WAR VETERANS JOIN VFW,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COUNCIL SEES DRAWINGS OF VETERANS MONUMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MINORS' ALCOHOL SALES DRAW COUNCIL WARNING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN BABY DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WOUNDED KNEE HEARINGS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FLANDREAU RESIDENT WILL HELP BUILD ZAIRE HOMES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MICKELSON PLANS MEETINGS ON EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PARENTS CHALLENGE SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"FARMERS, INDIANS DIVIDED ON BRIDGE","Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*ABERDEEN'S KLINE HONORED FOR 3RD STRAIGHT YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING A LIFT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NOBEL PRIZE WINNER WILL SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"OFFICIALS SAY LAB OUTDATED, TOO SMALL","Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
REALTORS VIE FOR CITY LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
*'THUNDERHEART' STRIKES TWICE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON POPULATION AGES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON OFFICIALS SEARCH FOR SOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*'THUNDERHEART' IS MODERN TALE OF INDIAN LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
"CUTTING RESERVISTS PAINFUL, NECESSARY (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*INDIANS, STATES BATTLE AGAINST COMMON GOALS","Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*WASHINGTON HIGH WON'T SERVE COUNTY CONSTITUENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'OLD JOE' SHOULD EXIT WITH CANCER MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"STATE MISSES GREAT 'B' BECAUSE TV, SDHSAA (L)","Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LINCOLN DRAMA ESPECIALLY WELL DONE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"PHOTO, CAPTION UNFAIR TO STUDENT MUSICIANS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MIDDLE-SCHOOL BUSING SHOULD BE ON FEE SCALE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
KIDS SHOULD BE TAUGHT HOW TO TREAT DOGS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
GOVERNOR OWES APOLOGY TO HEARING IMPAIRED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
VOTERS CAN TAKE LOTTERY ISSUE INTO OWN HANDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
"RESERVATIONS NEED STAFF, NOT JUST HOSPITALS (L)","Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
"*WHITE, MORGAN IN A CLASS BY THEMSELVES","Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BICYCLE CLUB'S KICKOFF RIDE APRIL 5,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*AMENRUD TRYING TO LURE KIDS BACK TO FISHING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*SOUTAR SETTLES FOR 287,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
EARLY APPLICATIONS URGED FOR CRP LOANS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ESPREE EXPANDS ITS DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
POLL--WATER QUALITY A MAJOR CONCERN,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CONCRETE CLEANER CUTS ELBOW GREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
NEEDS OF DISABLED TOPIC OF CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SDPTV PLANS CALL-IN ON HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
3 MEN ARRESTED IN DRUG RAIDS--CANTON,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
1 IN 5 WILL BE NEW TO HOUSE OR SENATE IN '93,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SPELLING CONTEST A TEST OF STAMINA,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
BIA REPORT CITES TRIBAL MISCONDUCT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS STRIVE FOR MORE THAN SENATE CONTROL,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
ACTING POSTMASTER PLANS SD VISIT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
BUCKYBALL DISCOVERER TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
DEAD SEA SCROLLS TOPIC OF LECTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
TEEN-AGER ARRESTED IN BOMB THREAT PROBE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
ADVOCATES TARGET AFDC SHORTCOMINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
CASINO'S LUCKY STREAK SPURS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
EXEMPTION FOR FARM VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
MAN NOT GUILTY OF TEARING CAR VINYL,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.4"
"SCHOOL BOARD, TEACHERS AGREE ON CONTRACT","Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.6"
*HIGHWAY 34 DRIVES HOME THE MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*'SILENCE' SHOULD WIN BEST MOVIE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*BAJA PLAYGROUND FOR AMERICANS, CANADIANS","Argus LeaderMar 29 1992, sect.G, p.04, col.3"
*2 FEARED DEAD IN FLOODING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEENS SAY MALL RULES UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*4 SF TEEN-AGERS RESCUED FROM BIG SIOUX RIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BIG SIOUX STILL OUT OF BANKS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SF NEEDS NEW SENIOR CENTER (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GAMING ADDICTION GRIPS GOVERNMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*EDUCATION EXPANDS DESPITE DWINDLING DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*EDUCATION STAFF HAS STRETCHED TO SERVE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GOVERNOR PRAISED FOR VISIT TO PANAMA (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
JOY SLAMMED FOR EFFORT TO LIMIT GAMING BETS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ADOPTION AN ALTERNATIVE TO GETTING ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SATIRICAL ACLU LETTER LOST ON RECORDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ABORTION COMPLICATIONS FALL ON DOCTOR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DON'T LET BET LIMIT DRIVE STOP ECONOMIC GROWTH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GUARD WAS AT WORK RIGHT HERE IN HILL CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
BET LIMITS SHOULD BE VOTED ON (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BROUGHT TOWNS BACK TO LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
COUNSELING AVAILABLE FOR FEMALE VETERANS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP AWARDS MONEY FOR HUMANITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO SPEAK AT SIERRA CLUB EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS PARTICIPATE IN COMMUNITY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TENANT RIGHT GROUP TO MEET TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCHES STUDY SCHOOL GROWTH,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TECHNO-THRILLERS TEMPT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MOM, SON HURT IN CAR ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REPAIR WORK PLANNED TO UPDATE HIGHWAY 42,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"LAWYER MUST PAY {dollar}150,000","Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"DASCHLE, PRESSLER SUPPORT TERM LIMITS","Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLANS ON HOLD FOR CUTTING OLD TREES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS WELCOME AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REDFIELD MAN FACES TAX EVASION CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RHINES REWARD TOPIC OF DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WALKING FOR A CAUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINES HOT-BUTTON ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RECYCLING CENTER GETS CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CAR INSURANCE RATES IN SD NATION'S LOWEST,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*BUDGETING CAN HELP SEPARATED SPOUSES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SKYFORCE ENTER NEW ERA WITH OLD QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP WILL FLOW ON DATING-AGE ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EMILY GRAY OF SF,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DEBATERS ARE NEVER LEFT SPEECHLESS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*TEENS SHOULD EARN THEIR FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*PROPERTY TAX RELIEF IS NOWHERE IN SIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STOFFERAHN FIRES BACK AT BARNETT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GROUP PLANS DOWNTOWN HOTEL NEAR RIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"DEMOCRATIC RACE LOOKS GOOD, TOO (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*JOHNSON MAKES PITCH FOR MORE GOVT IN OUR LIVES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LIMELITE BAR PURCHASE WASN'T A SMART MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MONEY FOR LIMELITE SHOULD BE SPENT ON KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WHITNEY'S THOUGHTS ON ANTHEM WERE GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PROPERTY-TAX REFORM IS BADLY NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
CITIZENS ARE AGAIN BEING RIPPED OFF BY RICH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
MOODY BLUES REPORT REALLY MISSED MARK (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*TROUT STOCKING IN OAHE AREA PAYS DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKE IS MVP,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE LOOK IN THE MIRROR,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WELKE HEADS BIG 'B' TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WALSH HOPEFUL AS PLAYOFFS TIP OFF,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POSTAL SERVICE FREES ROOM FOR PROCESSING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN DENIES SELLING POT TO KIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 14 MONTHS FOR BANKRUPTCY FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"JAMES RIVER FLOODS, BUT DANGER RECEDING","Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ANIMAL ADVOCATES MAY SUE STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GOLFERS DON'T ALWAYS WAIT FOR 60 DEGREES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
IDEAS FOR FUTURE USE OF COLISEUM VARY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY SAYS NEGOTIATIONS WITH FIREFIGHTERS OVER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FLOOD CONTAMINANTS DETECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CITY SCHOOL MAY ANNEX HARRISBURG PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
WHAT YOU CAN DO TO CHECK WATER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
700 BRAVE SNOW FOR EAGLE DAY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN IN HISTORY FOCUS OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VIETNAM WAR GENERAL TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PHARMACY DEAN TO RETIRE AUG 31,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HEAD START SIGN UP AT WEST CENTRAL SET,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JUSTICES SIDE WITH WELFARE MOTHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
NORTHERN HILLS BURIED IN SNOW,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GRAND JURY INDICTS 23-YEAR-OLD FOR THREATENING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MARCH MADNESS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"PROSECUTOR, HOTEL OPERATOR ARGUE OVER GAMBLING IMAGE","Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"BABY WHO WAS OPERATED ON BEFORE BIRTH, DIES","Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*ETHAN ALLEN STORE TO OPEN THIS FALL,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
DOWNTOWN OFFICE COMPLEX MAY INCLUDE MARQUETTE BANK,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
"COMMISSIONERS TO TOUR MORRELL TODAY, THURSDAY","Argus LeaderMar 29 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
CHIQUITA RETURNS MORRELL TO BOOKS; NO BUYERS FOUND,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MARKET PRICES HEAD LOWER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*'WANTED' POSTERS TARGET DEADBEAT PARENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REPORT-CARD PLAN SHOULD BE REVIVED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
REJECT ANY RESISTANCE TO NEW IMMIGRANTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*NO STAKE IMPROVING HEALTH-CARE SYSTEM--PHYSICIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PHYSICAL DESECRATION OF THE FLAG,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
POLITICAL AGENDA MISUSING CHRISTIANITY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
TIME TO WISE UP ON REDUCING DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*MELTING POT SHOULD HAVE ONLY ONE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*NATIONAL LANGUAGE DEVALUES IMPORTANCE OF OTHERS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
'GUARDIAN ANGELS' PUT BEAUTY IN WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
US SHOWS TOO MUCH KINDNESS TOWARD JAPAN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
CLOSE FEDERAL AGENCIES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
PRESSLER'S CRITICS COME FROM OWN PARTY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
"ARENA SEATS 6,500 FOR SKYFORCE GAME","Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE RELEASE SKETCH OF ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AURORA COUPLE DENIES POSSESSING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOST BUSINESSES PLAN TO RIDE OUT EAST 10TH WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENT FITNESS TESTS WORRISOME,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*NEEDY LOSING TRANSIT AID, MAYOR TOLD","Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER SF RESIDENT RUNNING FOR DENVER MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SDSU CAR BURGLAR GETS 90 DAYS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PEPPERNUT-MAKING JOINS SCHEMECKFEST LIST,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FURNACE FIRE CAUSES {dollar}20,000 IN DAMAGES","Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HOT SPRINGS INMATE ESCAPES WHILE ON WORK RELEASE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS BUSINESS PROJECTS LOSE TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS MAN ADMITS SMOKING POT ON PROBATION,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL EASES WEAPON SUSPENSION RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*JUMPING ROPE WITH A PURPOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JURY ORDERS JOHN DEERE TO PAY OWNER OF DEALERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WOMAN CHARGED IN FORGERY ON SUICIDE WATCH,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*JUVENILE ARRESTS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
DEAF CULTURAL CENTER READY TO PROCEED AFTER GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HEATING-ASSISTANCE REQUESTS DROP IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PROGRAM IS IN DOUBT BECAUSE OF LACK OF FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LOUISVILLE POSTPONES DECISION ON NAMING ASHER HEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZENS LOOK AT IDEAS TO BRING TO CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
S&L OFFICERS FACING FRAUD TO BE TRIED IN JULY,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
DECENCY RULES COULD AFFECT OTHERS BESIDES STRIPPERS,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*4 TO RETIRE FROM SBA,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SKYFORCE DROPS PLAYOFF OPENER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALL-STATER LEBEAU INSPIRED RED CLOUD ON 'A' TITLE,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PRIVATE OF PUBLIC GUY?,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"FULL TIME MAYOR, ETC.","Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE INDIGO GIRLS GET DOWN TO EARTH,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COOK IS READY NO MATTER WHO'S COMING TO DINNER,"Argus LeaderMar 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ES SCHMECKT-RAINS CAN'T DETER GERMAN FOOD LOVERS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ARGUS TO BECOME MORNING NEWSPAPER,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY WON'T BUY COSTELLO PARK,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GUTHRIE VISIT REVITALIZING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATORS USURPED WILL OF PEOPLE-MOURNING DOVES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HIGHER COLLEGE COSTS SEEN FROM RES 21,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
HIGHER COLLEGE COSTS SEEN FROM RES 21,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
GAS FROM LEAK LOCATED BY DRILLERS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL TO PROTECT OVERATORS OF ELEVATORS IS 'BEARCAT',"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STUDENTS TRY TO ALTER GRADES WITH COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
16 MEASURES VETOED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ABERDEEN YOUTH SHOT IN HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BILL DIGEST,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
16 MEASURES VETOED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STUDENTS TRY TO ALTER GRADES WITH COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BILL TO PROTECT OPERATORS OF ELEVATORS IS 'BEARCAT',"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*COME SING MY SONG-HORACE MANN EL SCH,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COME SING MY SONG-HORACE MANN EL SCH,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ART HISTORY TEACHERS MEET AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD OFFICIALS-RANDOM STOPS NOT USED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JOB FAIR FOR HANDICAPPED SET FOR WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MEANS MAY GET NEW JOB IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
1 MILLION AMPHETAMINES SEIZED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PAPER RECYCLING COLLECTION SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ABDNOR-TREATY NOT GUARANTEE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
WHEAT MANIPULATION SUSPECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
WHEAT MANIPULATION SUSPECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
SD FARMERS AID DC MALL WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
SD FARMERS AID DC MALL WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
"EAST RIVER GROUP GETS {dollar}301,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderMar 30 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
"*MORE THAN 1,400 GIRL SCOUTS CAMPED INSIDE THE EMPIR","Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCRAP METAL SALES RECEIPTS FOUND,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KULL CAMPAIGNING FOR CONGRESSIONAL SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KULL CAMPAIGNING FOR CONGRESSIONAL SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCRAP METAL SALES RECEIPTS FOUND,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LAND USE-A TIME TO FIGHT, A TIME TO SACRIFICE","Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*INCOME, PRIZES MOTIVATE TUPPERWARE SALESWOMEN","Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MENTAL HEALTH HEAD TALKS TO DONAHUE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MENTAL HEALTH HEAD TALKS TO DONAHUE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HOMEMAKERS LEARN TO SURVIVE ALONE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"ROTARY RETAINS MOTTO, ALL-MALE MEMBERSHIP","Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOMEMAKERS LEARN TO SURVIVE ALONE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HAROLD GUNDERSON WAS APPOINTED TO THE BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PARNELL DONAHUE WAS HONORED AS BOARD CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*CLARA JOHNSON-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*JULIE TOLSTEDT WINS THREE EVENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JULIE TOLSTEDT WINS THREE EVENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS END MUCH NEEDED PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS END MUCH NEEDED PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WINTERKILL NOT PROBLEM IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*RETAILERS PREPARE FOR SALES TAX CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"REPUBLIC AIRLINES CARRIED 897,832 PASSENGERS IN FEB","Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
FEBRUARY CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT AWARDS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
MILBANK MUTUAL COMPLAINTS SETTLED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
DASCHLE PEP RALLY DIFFERENT THIS TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX LEADERS CALL FOR GREATER INDIAN UNITY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AG INCOME EXPECTED TO DROP,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AG INCOME EXPECTED TO DROP,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BATTLE AGAINST PRAIRIE DOGS STALLED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A TRUCK RAN INTO THE BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HOLDING ROAD PROJECTS HOSTAGE TO THE BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SPRING HAS A MESSAGE-FORGET YOUR WORRIES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL PRODUCTIONS MUST BE REVIEWED IN PROPER PROS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL PRODUCTIONS MUST BE REVIEWED IN PROPER PROS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
QUESTIONS PLAYHOUSE USE OF PROFESSIONALS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
PRESSLER SPEECH FEE OFFER DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
SMALL CLAIMS COURT PROCEDURE QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
KNOBE'S SCRAP METAL COMMENTS BLASTED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*AMUNDSON SEEKS RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*KEITH PAISLEY ANNOUNCED HIS CANDIDACY FOR THE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*MUNSON RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*KEITH PAISLEY ANNOUNCED HIS CANDIDACY FOR THE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MINNESOTA 8TH GRADER WINS SPELLING BEE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*SDSU SCUBA DIVING CLUB...UNDERWATER GAME,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*FORMER SD RUNNER WINS LONDON RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOUBTS LINGER OVER US MISSILES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOUBTS LINGER OVER US MISSILES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER SD RUNNER WINS LONDON RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COUPLE BECOME PARENTS OF HEART AFTER ILL CHILD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*COUPLE BECOME PARENTS OF HEART AFTER ILL CHILD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*READERS' POLL--'ORDINARY PEOPLE' SHOULD BE NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*READERS' POLL--'ORDINARY PEOPLE' SHOULD BE NAMED BE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SPIRITS RISE AFTER RAIN FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STUDENTS--CUT GRANTS, NOT LOANS","Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TORNADOES-HERE'S WHAT TO EXPECT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TROUT FISHING AT SPORTS SHOW OVER THE WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAWYERS WIN WITH BANKRUPTCY LAWS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD BEGINS WORK ON FISH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BETTER IDEAS FOR MX SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BETTER IDEAS FOR MX SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JAZZ FESTIVAL AT AUGUSTANA WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM TRAINING FOR YOUTHS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RED CROSS OFFERS PARENTING COURSE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LINCOLN CHOIR GOING TO UTAH,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY HEALTH RUN APRIL 11,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DANCE FOR DYSTROPHY APRIL 3-4,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SDEA MEETING SET FOR APRIL 3-4,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PRESSLER VOTES TO KEEP MONEY IN US,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DANCE FOR DYSTROPHY APRIL 3-4,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SISSETON MAN STABBED IN MONTANA,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FLOW FROM GAVINS POINT WON'T BE REDUCED YET,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
WANT TO GO TO SUMMER CAMP...,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REAGAN WON'T HEAR FARM WORRIES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EARLY TORNADO TAKES SD BY SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*'THE LAST METRO' BEST OF SPRING FILM FEST,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
WSHS CLASS OF '72 REUNION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*HISTORICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*PETERSON AGAINST MINORITY, FEMALE GOAL","Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CIGARETTE CAUSED ALCESTER BLAZE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW GETTING MORE CREDIT THAN HE'S DUE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY SELECTION OPENS INMATES' ASSAULT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BAR'S DILEMMA BLAMED ON COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CORSICA SALE BARN REOPENING DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DISTRIBUTION OF FREE CHEESE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NFO LEADER-FARMER SHOULD SET PRICES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TALK TO CONGRESSMEN ABOUT MISSOURI RIVER (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DON'T BLAME REAGAN FOR ECONOMIC MESS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SDSU 'RED RYDER' PLAY CALLED 'WASTE' (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WHAT FINE DIDN'T SAY ABOUT COLISEUM SOUND (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HOMEOWNER'S PROPERTY RIGHT IS QUALIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*ADVOCATE OF POOR SEEKS HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*STATE SENATOR SCARBROUGH RUNNING AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS TO ADDRESS GOP WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2 ARRAIGNED FOR BURGLARY AT WINGLERS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE COURT TAKES SUIT TO RECOVER LOAN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CLAIMS TO BE REVIEWED EVERY 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GAS PRICE IN SD DROPS ABOUT 5 CENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HURON'S METZ BAKING CO TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LAWYERS IN OGALA GOLD CASE SAY SD BIASED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MAN INJURED IN FIRE RETURNS HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY GLAD REAGAN FOR TOUGH LAWS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MOBRIDGE MAN FINALLY GETS INTO JAIL,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PUMP STORAGE MEETING SET FOR APRIL 13,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
VAN HELDEN TO SEEK DISTRICT 9 SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"WASHINGTON, O'GORMAN GO TO VOLLEYBALL SEMIS","Argus LeaderMar 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITICORP BUYS SD BANK,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SALVATION ARMY RECEIVES {dollar}3,000","Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM GROUP SAYS FEDS SHOULD CUT INDIAN TIE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW SUGGESTS NEW USES FOR STATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DEFENDED HIS EMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
LEARNING THE VALUE OF EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S NOT TOO LATE FOR HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BROOKINGS WOMAN GETS BUSH AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
AMERICAN LEGION POST HONORS 2,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STUDENTS WIN READING AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*GLENSKI EARNS EAGLE SCOUT AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CROP IMPROVEMENT GROUP HONORS 3,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SOCIAL WORKERS HONOR VAN HULZEN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
BUSINESS GROUP RECOGNIZES BAKKER,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
LOCAL GIRLS ADVANCE IN PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SCHOLARSHIP GIVEN IN PUTNAM'S NAME,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
JAYCETTES WIN ACHIEVEMENT AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MULHAIR JOINS JAYCEES HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
STUDENTS EXCEL AT SCIENCE FAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*PRESSLER LEARNS FROM SCHOOL TALK,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX OFFICE MAY MOVE TO SF,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY--COUNTY GOVT NEEDS UPDATING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MUSEUM MAGAZINE TOO RICH FOR COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FREEZING FEES MAY CLOSE SOME PARKS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNDERCOVER WORK NETS 10 ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PSYCHIATRIST TO EXAMINE ROCKY BLAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*NUCLEAR ARMS WILL END IN FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PRUITT'S PRECEPTS IN SERVING MAN (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BUSES AND SEAT BELTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BURIAL PLANNED FOR UNIDENTIFIED BODY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REALTY COMPANIES TO MERGE APRIL 1,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO INDICTED ON MARIJUANA CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PITCHER CALDWELL HAS PIERRE ROOTS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COLD WEATHER PUTS FREEZE ON SPAWNING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*YELLOW BRICK ROAD STARTED IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"COULD HAVE MADE {dollar}5,000 PHOTOS FOR {dollar}50","Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KNOBE WANTS STREET'S FATE SETTLED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRADEMARK IS THE SELF-PORTRAIT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*LEGAL AND ILLEGAL COKE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LAUGH METERS INDICATE A LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*'ROMANCING THE STONE' LOADED WITH ACTION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*LIBERALS NEED NOT FEAR SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROCRASTINATORS LINE-UP FOR STICKERS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL COUNCIL WILL DELIVER COOKIES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF VOTERS FACE 4 SPRING ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF'S SKEPTICISM LED TO MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRAVELERS LOOK SOUTH TO OMAHA,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 DISAGREE ON HOW TO PAY FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HINCKLEY 3 YEARS LATER AND PLEA CHANGES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PBS MAY BE ONLY HOPE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT SHOULD IMPROVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"*'SWIFT TO HEAR, SLOW TO SPEAK'","Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HINES TRIES QUIT-SMOKING GIMMICK,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC QUESTIONS CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ETSI SEEKS RIGHT-OF-WAY PERMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HINKY DINKY ASKS EMPLOYEES TO TAKE PAY CUT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL PROGRAM SET,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
3 WILL APPEAL MURDER CASES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ABDNOR SAYS DISTRIBUTION FORMULA SHORTS SD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GOP COMMITTEEWOMAN TO SEEK TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN IMPRISONED FOR STEALING CHURCH OFFERING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MODULAR HOME FACTORY WILL OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NEW RULES WILL REDUCE FOREIGN AID ABUSES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PARENT-TEACHER GROUP BUYS 13 COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SDSU RAM TEST STATION WILL BEGIN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SHERIFF PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"SUMMER YOUTH JOBS PROGRAM WILL EMPLOY 1,660","Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WHOLESALE FOOTBALL RECRUITING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}100 MILLION FROM RIVER TOURISM,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL WEEK PARTY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS MAP STRATEGY IN FIGHT AGAINST BUSING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOURISTS FLOCK TO RIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
BECOMING AN EPIDEMIC IN US,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CITY RESIDENTS ARE SALT OF THE EARTH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
THANKS TO HUMANITIES COMMITTEE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HENDRICKS EVENT WAS A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
RESPONSE TO FIRE WAS IMPRESSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
STREET WAS CLEARED PROMPTLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
LAWMAKERS WASTE MONEY BY THE MAILBAG (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GUIDE DOGS DESERVE REGULATION EXEMPTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
US SUPPORTING TERRORISTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*POLICE ARREST 6 IN LOCAL DRUG RAID,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKA UTILITY BOARD PULLS PLUG ON MANDAN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD CRACKS DOWN ON TAX FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE--IMPOSE TAX ON HOGS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STOFFERAHN APPLAUDS DECISION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNITED NATIONAL PLANS TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AMENDMENT COULD HELP STATE GRAIN EXPORT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CITY, RESIDENTS TO DISCUSS STREET REPAIR","Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EUREKA BUSINESSES TO ADD 1 PERCENT TO SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HAAKON COUNTY TO ADVERTISE FOR NEW SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIGH COURT TO HEAR 9 CASES AT LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"JAIL DEATH A SUICIDE, STATE AGENCY RULES","Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LA PLANT MAN DIES AFTER BEING SHOT IN FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE BOARD TO PICK RESEARCH TOPICS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOCAL MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE TO LOOK AT LOG-BOOK BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IT'S TIME TO PUT END TO LEAD SHOT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE'S VOTERS MAY DECIDE MEMORIAL DAY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STREET LAWS TO GET 1ST HEARING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT RULING HAS NO EFFECT ON STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ENRAGED MOTHER DECIDES TO RUN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FRONTIER CLUB OWNER WANTS TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MEMORIAL MONEY ARRIVES AT DEAD-END,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BENEFIT TELETHON GETS SCRAMBLED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"HOOPS' SETTLEMENT CLOSE, LAWYER SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WAITING FOR AN EGG-STRA SPECIAL HUNT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INSURANCE COSTS RISE TO PREMIUM LEVELS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEENS STUDY WORLD EVENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY ENJOYS TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FIRMS PASS ALONG RISING COSTS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TRY TO CASE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
THE HOPE OF ETERNAL SPRING (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHITE MEDIA DON'T GIVE A FAIR SHAKE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW IGNORES PUBLIC ON NUCLEAR WASTE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PROTESTERS DISRUPT OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LEADERS ACT LIKE CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"SURE, NOW AG IS IMPORTANT (L)","Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DOLLAR CRUNCH FORCES COLLEGES TO ECONOMIZE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSALS TO BE CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SD LAKES TO BENEFIT FROM STOCKING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
UNIQUE VIEW OF MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*PARENTS EGG ON TOTS DURING HUNT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS ARIZONA WASTE COMPACT BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON WANTS SEAT ON VETERANS COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN MANAGER TO RUN FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ONE-ROOM SCHOOL BALANCES PAST, PRESENT","Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*POLICE ARREST PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFUL,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SOIL PROGRAM FAILS TO TAKE ROOT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STOCKHOLM TO REOPEN TROUBLED BANK,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY TO CHARGE FOR USE OF ITS RESCUE TEAM,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINE WORKERS EVACUATED WHEN FIRE BREAKS OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC TV TO LOOK AT GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
22 DEMONSTRATE IN RAPID CITY AGAINST WAR,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
4 INDICTED IN SUBSIDIZED-HOUSING FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGENCY CHECKS FOR GLASS IN INFANT JUICE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE SEEKS EVICTION EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PANEL TO CHART TOURISM COURSE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
YANKTON MIGHT GET GRANT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BUYER SAYS MONEY NOT IN BANK,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
FARM EARNINGS SET RECORD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*MOTHER OF 15 IS HAPPY WITH LIFE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN OPENS EYES TO NEW WORLD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ARTIST USES EGGS FOR HIS CANVAS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BRENDA HODGSON SAVORS FRESH PRODUCE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*TO BE TRAIL KING OF THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*AT LARGE CONGRESSMEN FACE NO SMALL TASK,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW BLOOD KEEPS CANTON'S PULSE STRONG,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SNOW SKIRTS SD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MITCHELL'S EXERCISE GURU,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*READERS CHOOSE 'PLATOON' BEST FILM,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"{dollar}128,465 RAISED FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION","Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PUBLIC SERVICE FIRM GIVES TO SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
READING PROGRAM GETS NATIONAL AID,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CITY OFFICIALS ABUSE TAXPAYER'S DOLLARS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWS MUST BE TIGHTENED AND ENFORCED (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DONATIONS BENEFIT RESEARCH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CONSITUTION CELEBRATED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FAMILY FLEES FIRE IN HOME,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MISSIONARIES RETURN FOR VISIT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THINGS AREN'T DUCKY FOR COUPLE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MED STUDENTS TEACH TEENS ABOUT SEX,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN REMEMBER FRIEND AND A LIFE LOST,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DETECTIVE WILL RUN FOR OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AREA TOURISM GROUP PLANS TO TAKE OFFENSIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW FIREFIGHTERS TO GET MEDIC TRAINING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STREET BID ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*POLICE SEIZE MORE CONTRA BAND DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
APPOINTEES AGREE WITH VETO OF BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LIQUOR MIGHT FLOW SOON IN VIBORG,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON SHIFTS SUPPORT TO BUSH,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FEARS WORSE THAN COLUMN INDICATED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GODLESS ORDER GETS SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JACKSON LEADS RACE IN MOTIVATING VOTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LICENSE LAW BAD FOR FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
LIMITS CRUCIAL IN MINE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*INITIATIVES WOULD CRIPPLE MINING INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL ANNOUNCES OPENINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AMERICAN WESTERN TO BUY GEORGIA FIRM,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AMOCO FOAM TO BUY BEDFORD PLASTICS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE WANTS SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SANDNESS SEEKS DISTRICT 11 SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ETSI CASE GOES TO JURY THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOME FEDERAL BEGINS 2-PHASE EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UNLICENSED TEEN'S WRECK INJURES TWO,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FACULTY BARGAINING FOR SALARY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AIRPORT BOARDINGS PROJECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SMALL-TOWN FLIERS DON'T USE OWN AIRPORTS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AVOIDING THE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
WETLANDS DRYING UP ACROSS U S,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*BIOTECHNOLOGY CAN ASSIST AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE TO SELL LOTS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SPECIAL VIDEO LOTTERY SESSION DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FIREFIGHTERS TO MONITOR HILLS FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*COOKS BUSY LIFE DEMANDS EASY RECIPES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FREEMAN ATHLETE MAKES UP,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COLLINS GETS TICKET BACK TO MAJORS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
LITTON NAMED IN FRAUD SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"S DAKOTA GREW BY 6,000 IN '88","Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PENGUINS RETURN TO NEW ARRIVAL AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOME FURNISHING FIRM BUYS STARMARK INC,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINN BOY'S STORY WINS TROPHY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
POT TRADE INCIDENT INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BASKETBALL AT LUNCH,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ROTATING TEACHERS NEED STAFF CONSENSUS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD SHOULD HIRE BEST (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE'S PHYSICIANS RECOGNIZED FRIDAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*SOPHOMORE KLINE MAKES 'AA' HONOR,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BLAZE DAMAGES DELL RAPIDS HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE AT EDISON POSSIBLY ARSON,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR--CITY HELD NO ILLEGAL MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETING SCHEDULED ON VETERAN'S ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER APPLAUDS GROUNDING OF B-1BS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MINING FIRM TO GIVE UP CONTROL OF LAND,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WAITING TILL LAST MINUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BEER LICENSE PETITION FALLS SHORT ON SIGNATURES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL DEFENDS STATE'S HANDLING OF SPILL,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SMC WORKERS RATIFY 4-YEAR CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY TO HIT ROAD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN BENNIS CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITIZENS BOARD MAKES RECOMMENDATION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN GROUP SUES OVER BIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LEWIS PROJECT TO DISPLACE GROCERY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAINTAINING TERRAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON SHOOTS FOR 2ND TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE TIME FOR TAGS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FAMILY WILL COMMENT ON MANSION CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
BUSH SHOULD RECOGNIZE LITHUANIA INDEPENDENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSH'S HIGHWAY FUNDING PLAN COULD HURT SD (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COACH UNFAIRLY BLAMED IN DRILLS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GROUP DESERVES PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PREJUDICIAL SENTENCE OF NATIVE AMERICAN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BAWDY JOKES DON'T SURPRISE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KIDS NEED SEX EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SON ENTITLED TO PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*LEACHMAN PLAY TOPIC ON 'ARSENIO',"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FEBRUARY RATINGS REVEAL LOCAL FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY REVIVES THEATER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY TO HELP CENSUS FORM FILERS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAILED MOM DENIED VISITS WITH INFANT SON,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LYONS MAN FOUND NOT GUILTY OF ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEARCH FOR CAUSE OF FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RADIO CONTEST AGAIN JAMS PHONE LINES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEXAN FOUND GUILTY OF COKE DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKERS TO PICKET AT VETERAN'S HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES DEBATE FUNDING FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CANTON SENIORS KEEP THEATER TRADITION ALIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WITNESSES DEMAND TO BE PAID {dollar}5,000 REWARD","Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YWCA TO KICK OFF FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE MEASURE WILL HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VERMILLION HIGH PARENTS APPLAUD ALCOHOL TESTING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JOHNSON SEEKS STUDY OF STATE'S WATER NEEDS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL POLICE ASK FOR HELP FINDING GUNS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNCIL TO DISCUSS TAX REFORM PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DOCTOR CAN REAPPLY FOR LICENSE IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MILBANK GIRL DIES IN ATV ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MISSION COUPLE PLEADS GUILTY TO MAIL FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"SD LIVING HAS ITS GOOD, BAD POINTS","Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOLARSHIP TO HONOR SDSU'S MARSKE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
CONFERENCE WILL LOOK AT WORKER'S DRUG USE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA PORK LAYING OFF 250,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FRAUDULENT CLAIMS RESULT IN PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD FARMERS GET {dollar}20 MILLION IN LOANS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*IDEAS COMING OUT OF WOODWORK AT HOME SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
ECONOMIC PLAN FOCUSES ON FARMING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*MOVING UP,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BAND MEMBERS GET EXTRA YEAR AT LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LACK OF FUNDS FORCE 4 TEACHER LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DIRECTOR PUTS LESSONS OF LEAN YEARS TO WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*POMP ROOM CIRCUMSTANCES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CAR SALESMAN PITCHES FAITH,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
BOTH POLITICAL PARTIES ARE GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SDSU'S KRUSE LEADS ALL-STATE WOMEN'S,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CELL BLAZE COULD BE ARSON,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDICTED ON 4 SEPARATE COUNTS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUVENILES BLAMED IN 3 GRASS FIRES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEASES LIKELY EARN MORE MONEY THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 10 YEARS IN CHILD MOLESTATION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*613 WAIVERS REQUEST CARETRAUM,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S LOTTERY HAUL HITS {dollar}46.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2 KILLED IN HEAD-ON CRASH ON I-29,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OGDEN ASKED TO RECONSIDER USE OF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX HOPE MOVIE WILL HELP CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRIBAL JUDGE ALLOWS BUSINESSES TO REOPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SUIT BY 'GOLDEN GIRL' TARGETS CASINO,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PIPELINE SUGGESTED TO CONTROL JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBE SEEKS TO RECOVER FOR LAND LOST TO DAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FOUND DEAD IN CAR VICTIM OF HEART ATTACK,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MINNESOTA MAN ACQUITTED OF ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"OFFICERS TO HEAD ACADEMY, FACILITIES","Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN GETS 45 YEARS IN MANSFIELD DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE SETTLES SUIT WITH HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
TRIBAL BUFFALO TO BE EXHIBITED AT DENMARK ZOO,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"*PRIEST JUGGLES PERSONAL LIKES, PARISH NEEDS","Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL CLINIC MOVES EAST,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JUNE MOVE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*MISCONCEPTIONS TARNISH REWARDS FROM FORTITUDE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*MORE KIDS DRINKING DESPITE DANGERS, WARNINGS","Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*YAC PROFILE, SF","Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*TEEN'S PORTRAYAL OF DEAF NO ACT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
WALKING ON TIPTOE INDICATES SPASTICITY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BLAME MISPLACED FOR OTHERS' DISAPPEARANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEFEAT OF DWI BILL CAUSE FOR CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RESULTS OF STUDY WILL BE INTERESTING (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"EVOLUTION A THEORY, JUST LIKE CREATIONISM (L)","Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WHOLE-LIFE POLICY IS LOAN TO BE REPAID (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DAIRY FARMERS TRY TO DITCH DAIRY BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
"FARM INCOME WILL SLIDE, JOHNSON SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
AIRVANTAGE TO ADD MORE WEEKDAY FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH SECRETARY TO SPEAK AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER REQUESTS DISASTER DESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER OF THE YEAR TO BE SELECTED,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A BOY AND HIS KITE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OPPORTUNITIES TO MAKE DREAMS COME TRUE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BIA ON VERGE OF SCANDAL,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ASBESTOS REMOVAL MAY HIT BUSINESSES NEXT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CANDIDATES SPEND MORE ON SD BID,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MAN, TEEN ARRESTED IN RAPID CITY ASSAULT","Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID VALLEY FIRE BLAMED ON LIGHTER,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT ADMITS VIDEO STORE THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WAGNER WOMAN FACES TRIAL FOR STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}1.7 MILLION PROGRAM TO BENEFIT VETERANS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*YANKTON 'HIGH' ON ITSELF,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"LAKE PRIOR DRAINED FOR DREDGING, CLEANING","Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SUPERINTENDENT PAINTS FUTURE FOR ART CURRICULUM,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MIDWEST GETTING COZY WITH LEGISLATED GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ELLSWORTH TO DEACTIVATE LAUNCH CONTROL FACILITY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WATERTOWN BROTHERS STILL MISSING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BIG SIOUX FLOODING SHOULD SUBSIDE SOON,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ONLY WITH SUPPORT CAN UNITS BE SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FEDS FINALLY GET IT RIGHT IN WACO (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FACTS MISREPRESENTED IN CRITICISM OF OFFICER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
FIRE DEPARTMENT DOES DO A LOT FOR YOU (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
STATE BEING SUCKERED BY GAMBLING FOOL'S GOLD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
ABORTION OPPONENTS MUST REFOCUS ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
CITY SHOULD FINANCE SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
CITY MAN SENTENCED TO 75 YEARS FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HARRISON MAN, 29, MISSING FOR A WEEK","Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE FREES HALF OF CASINO PROFITS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OKLAHOMA STARTS SMITH EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLAN WOULD ZAP WATER TO PURITY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS WALLOW IN ROAD OF MUD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY PAYS TWICE THE ASSESSED RATE FOR POND AREA,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JOY ALSO CONSIDERED STOPPING VOTE DATE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS STUDENTS WIN MATH CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FEW ESTABLISHMENTS OWN LOTTERY MACHINES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
50 REDFIELD STUDENTS MARCH AGAINST FIRING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ANTICIPATION BEST PART OF TURKEY SEASON,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STARTING OUT ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GIVE PLANTS A START INDOORS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WANTED BY VOLUNTEERS: MORE HOUSES TO PAINT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM PANEL PUSHING FOR INDIAN CENTER,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"TELL US YOUR OPINION: CALL NOON-1, 5:30-6:30 PM","Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL BANKS ON DEVELOPMENT TO MAKE DEAL PAY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HERE'S HOW TO FIND OUT IF YOU'RE ELIGIBLE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TEEN-AGER SENTENCED IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"STOFFERAHN ABUSES OFFICE, PUBLIC TRUST (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*REPRODUCTIVE SERVICES CRUCIAL IN HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
LET'S HOPE MORRELL WOES ARE SOLVED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
HEARING NATIONAL ANTHEM AN EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
VALUABLE BILLS PASSED BECAUSE OF GOP EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
LAKESIDE COW HAS HORNS FOR A REASON,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ANTI-GAY GRAFFITI FOUND AT USD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SCHEDULES RECESS ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HOMELESSNESS DOWN, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CRASH WIDOWS SEE TRIBUTE IN PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TAKE TOUR OF MORRELL PLANT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STOFFERAHN DENIES COVERUP,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
USD HEAD START TAKES APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IVERSON APPOINTED TO CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN FACES SENTENCING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS CHAMBER CHOOSES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON TO ATTEND MINNESOTA MEETING,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*YANKTON RIVERBOAT FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT WON'T REMOVE JUDGE FROM LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
IOWA COMPANY ACQUIRES BROOKINGS FEDERAL BANK,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
BLAZE DESTROYS PARK HEADQUARTERS IN WEST WHITLOCK,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
PHONE FIRMS AFTER SD CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TIRE-RECYCLING PLANT PLANNED FOR ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
RESIDENTS WANT LOWER PHONE RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
LOCAL STATION OWNER CHARGED WITH BLENDING GASES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*NBA VETERAN LONG SHOWS HOW IT'S DONE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE HANG ON,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING AN EARLY JUMP,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'A' STARS GO THE DISTANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BRIDGEWATER'S MELLEGAARD DOUBLES AT LENNON MEET,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEEDING PAST JANKLOW DEFIES LAWS OF PHYSICS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THE EXTRA COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUMP START,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHARING BEST PART OF COOKING FOR WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
AUDITORS SLAM JAIL'S CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DAY-CARE PROVIDERS WORRY CUTS WILL HURT KIDS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
AMBULANCE COMPANY WANTS TO RAISE RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
USE TECHNOLOGY TO REACH STUDENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PULLING TV SHOW OK; JURY OUT ON FIRING (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE DIDN'T BEND TO UNLIKELY MANDATE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SENIORS THANK SENATORS FOR BUDGET VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
OFFICIALS SELL OUT FOR 'REGULATORY REFORM' (L),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"EVERY PUPPY, KITTEN DESERVES GOOD HOME (L)","Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*BUNNIES STILL A POWER IN TOY EASTER BASKETS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ACCREDITATION HELPS SET HIGH STANDARDS (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*VIKINGS REBUILD AROUND OFFENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NORBERG REPEATS ON 'AA' SQUAD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN GETS PROBATION FOR THREATENING COPS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GATEWAY WORKERS EVACUATE AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN DIRECTOR WINS BANDMASTER AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOWL-A-THON TO HELP SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POWELL WON'T COUNT OUT POLITICS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COUNCIL MAY ACCELERATE FALLS PARK WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHER OF YEAR NEVER TIRES OF KIDS OR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"PUBLIC TV EMPLOYEES TERMINATED, SUSPENDED","Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SMOKE DAMAGE MINOR IN USD THEATER OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MADISON MAN CHARGED IN FURNACE-STEALING CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MADISON BOYS STOLE THREE CARS, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JAMES RIVER GOES OVER FLOOD STAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LAST BLAST FOR FACE OF MONUMENT OCCURS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MADISON WOMAN JAILED AT HOME IN STABBING CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT WINS COUNCIL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CAMP INSPIRES THOUSANDS OVER 20 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"SEEKS DEPORTATION OF HAWARDEN, IOWA KEY WITNESS","Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*PRESIDENT OF DATA INC, DIES AT 59","Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*TUBERCULOSIS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
4 MIN. OF 28-MINUTE SHOW DISCUSSED CLOSURE OF STUDIO,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
93 SENIORS NAMED MICKELSON SCHOLARS,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
GROUPS BELIEVE GOP CONTRACT WILL HARM SD ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HANSON WANTS PANEL TO STUDY CHARTER,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
"SELF-HELP KEY TO FUTURE, RURAL SPEAKERS SAY","Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ISLAMIC WOMEN MISUNDERSTOOD BY SOME PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SD MAN FALLS OFF CLIFF IN OREGON,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW NAMES GF&P SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
PORT OF ENTRY COMES WITH PRICE TAG,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"SALE OF LEASES FOR OIL, GAS TO BENEFIT STATE EDUC.","Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
OWNERSHIP OF STOCK MUDDLES ZONING VOTE,"Argus LeaderMar 30 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*A TRIBUTE TO EMMET KELLY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TWO VETOES OVERRIDDEN-LEGISLATORS FINISH UP,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR PREFERS FUND RAISING TO US FUNDS FOR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW TO CONTINUE FIGHT FOR TAX FREEZE FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CHAMBER FACILITY A COMMUNITY PLUS-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW TO CONTINUE FIGHT FOR TAX FREEZE FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FREE ENTERPRISE COURSE TO AID UNDERSTANDING-HB 1245,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
A HUNDRED PROBLEMS NEED ATTENTION MORE THAN DOVE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
MCGOVERN SUPPORT OF CARTER ON CHINA ISSUE PRAISED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
CRIME PREVENTION WOULD BE AIDED BY ENCOUNTER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*BUSY OSTBY PILING UP SWIM RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BUSY OSTBY PILING UP SWIM RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DEAN MANN RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR AGAINST PANAMA AID,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY NABBING AERIAL HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUN FOR FREEDOM SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
QUADEE STRIKE TALKS BREAK OFF,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN SEEKS NITRATE BAN DELAY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER BACKS BUSINESS LOANS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
QUADEE STRIKE TALKS BREAK OFF,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIL GROUP SEEKS MADISON STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUN FOR FREEDOM SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BROKAW, NEUHARTH RETURN TO USD","Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GASOHOL MAY BE SOLD IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BROKAW, NEUHARTH RETURN TO USD","Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPELLERS TO TACKLE WORD DEMONS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EMERGENCY AID WAS GIVEN AFTER A TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RECTOR LEAVING FOR ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY TO LOSE 2 FLIGHTS DUE TO FUEL SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPIEGEL ORDERED TO TRIM INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RECEDING WATER FROM SWOLLEN AREA RIVERS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAIL COST-{dollar}35 PER FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAIL COST-{dollar}35 PER FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
A LONG WAY TO GO FOR A COLD DRINK,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STORIES ARE FOR READERS' BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STORIES ARE FOR READERS' BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"NANNEN, WALKER TOP COLLEGE PICKS","Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOOD LAKE TERMINATES CLUB PRO RON SELKIRK,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NANNEN LEARNS ABOUT INTENSITY AT ALL-STAR GAME,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOOD LAKE TERMINATES CLUB PRO RON SELKIRK,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VIDEO TAPES USED IN AUCTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SISSETON MAN TO MAKE 2ND APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIDEO TAPES USED IN AUCTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHEREABOUTS OF RAPID CITY MAN UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SISSETON MAN TO MAKE 2ND APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GEOLOGIST-ENVIRONMENTALISTS LIED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RISING OIL PRICES MAKE FLAX A GOOD ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ECONOMIC PUZZLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INMATE FILES PETITION ON BRAITHWAITE DECISION,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"POPULATION PROJECTION CHANGED-FALL RIVER, CUSTER","Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARK ENTRANCE FEES GOING UP,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POPULATION PROJECTION CHANGED-FALL RIVER CUSTER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DELEGATES SELECTED FOR FIVE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INMATE FILES PETITION ON BRAITHWAITE DECISION,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER SYSTEM EXPANSION PLANNED-BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW FARM MARKETS SEEN FOR 1980'S,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEW FARM MARKETS SEEN FOR 1980'S,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REGENTS' CHAIRWOMAN PONDERING HER FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OAHE BILL WON'T COME TO VOTE UNTIL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DEFENSE INCREASES BENEFIT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEFENSE INCREASES BENEFIT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF PEOPLE SHOCKED-SEE STRICTER GUN LAWS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER--REAGAN SAFETY STUDY MAY BE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SF PEOPLE SHOCKED-SEE STRICTER GUN LAWS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
FARMBOY AWAITS NEWS ON TWINS' BELIEF IN HIS PITCHING,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMBOY AWAITS NEWS ON TWINS' BELIEF IN HIS PITCHING,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACORN FALLS SHORT IN PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD FARMERS URGED NOT TO MARKET PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD FARMERS SAY REAGAN SHOULD LIFT EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD FARMERS URGED NOT TO MARKET PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD FARMERS URGED NOT TO MARKET PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE SUSPECT SEEKS CHANGE OF VENUE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACORN FALLS SHORT IN PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE SUSPECT SEEKS CHANGE OF VENUE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IT DIDN'T RAIN EVERYWHERE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
IOWA GROUP WORRIED ABOUT MINING IMPACT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
'NEW BEGINNING' FOR BUS SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"REAGAN INCIDENT NEW, SAD LESSON (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"REAGAN INCIDENT NEW, SAD LESSON (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS ESSENTIAL FOR FAIRNESS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NON-UNION MEMBER DEFENDS LITTON (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
POLKA CLUB PRAISED FOR APPEARANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
AGRIBUSINESSMAN OF YEAR NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN HELD IN PIERRE ON CHECK CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SD PLEDGES EASTER SEALS {dollar}82,836","Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AGRIBUSINESSMAN OF YEAR NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON WARDS TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS WANT OAHE CHOICES MADE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMES SOUGHT FOR FRENCH VISITORS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS REFUSE TO DISTRIBUTE ENERGY FUNDS REQUESTED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HILL CITY MAN INDICTED FOR NOT FILING TAX FORMS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LAWMAKERS REFUSE TO DISTRIBUTE ENERGY FUNDS REQUESTED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LAWMAKERS REFUCE TO DISTRIBUTE ENERGY FUNDS REQUESTE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ECONOMIST--INFLATION HURTS YOUNG FARMER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DAIRY HERD REDUCTION PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ECONOMIST--INFLATION HURTS YOUNG FARMER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EGYPTIAN OFFICIAL TO SPEAK IN SF,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LIGHTNING WEATHER'S NO 1 KILLER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ALUMINUM RECYCLING ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOL CENSUS BEGINS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LIGHTNING WEATHER'S NO 1 KILLER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*GARRETSON SAFE AFTER ACID SPILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAN HELD IN KNIFE DEATH OF HURON OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ARGUS LEADER 8TH GRADE SPELLING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*WASHINGTON WEARS CROWN,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EMPTY BUILDINGS MAY HELP PRISONS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SEES REGIONAL WAR OVER WATER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SUBDISTRICT WANTS ETSI TO BUILD 10 TAPS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THAT'S INCREDIBLE NEAR TEA,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"WEATHER, WEATHER EVERYWHERE","Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"A TINY, BUT CORRECT CITY MINORITY GOAL (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CHIEFTAINS ACCLAIMED FOR SPIRIT & TALENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TWO LITTLE GIRLS MISS LAWN ORNAMENT FAWNS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
KIDNAPPING TRIAL RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RESEARCH BOARD TO PICK STUDY TOPICS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OK'S RATE HIKE FOR NORTHWESTERN PS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WOMEN'S CAUCUS WILL HEAR FORMER AID OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"4 FIRMS LOSE {dollar}7,750 IN WEEKEND BURGLARIES","Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
OMAHA MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*MODERN GARDENING FOR THE NOVICE GARDENER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THE OSCAR SURPRISE--'CHARIOTS' A WORTHY WINNER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*INDIANS MUST HAVE HERITAGE TO FIGHT ALCOHOLISM,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*CHAMBER HONORS STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.E, p.06, col.2"
SDSU PROFESSOR HONORED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.E, p.06, col.2"
YOUTH CITIZENSHIP AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.E, p.06, col.2"
"DEBRA FEINER, MISS USD","Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.E, p.06, col.3"
STUDENT ARTISTS AND POETS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.E, p.06, col.3"
WOMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.E, p.06, col.3"
DYEING TO COLOR EASTER EGGS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1982, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
INSURANCE INDUSTRY TO FIGHT BANKING LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLAN TO END TREATIES IS MISGUIDED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RC FRONTRUNNER FOR CREDIT CARD OPERATION,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*FOR LINCOLN BANK--SPRING & CHERRY BLOSS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ITS TOUGH TO DECEIVE HIRING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SF,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*2 HURT IN GARAGE FIRE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD ADOPTS NEW RULES FOR TEACHER SUBS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEWER PHONES IN SERVICE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW BILL GIVES TAX BREAKS TO PARENT FIRMS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNORS LAWYER FILES MISTRIAL MOTION,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROBLEMS SEEN IN PUTTING CO STUDY TO WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES OFFER POTHOLE SOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ELECTION MIX-UP SENDS STAFF TO LAW LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LEGISLATIVE SUCCESSES & FAILURES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STORY ABOUT CHRIST WILL BE TOLD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TRAP SET BUT SPENCE OUTWITTED SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY ATTORNEYS SHOULD SEE TO ELECTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LEADERSHIP IS BIG ISSUE IN RACE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FREE LUNCH IDEAS TO REWARD EFFICIENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
INTERNAL MEDICINE GRAD'S TOP CHOICE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE TO DECIDE IN ETSI DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO PARKING SIGN BACKED INTO,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SATELLITE SALE MAY STIR STORM OF PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
{dollar}10 MILLION IN ROAD PROJECTS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BIDS FOR PRIVATE LINE COME IN LOW,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN WOULD LOSE 18 JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JUDGE NAMED IN TRIPP COUNTY CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE RELEASES PHOTOS OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAMMOTH SITE CAMPAIGN UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRESHO VOTERS SAY NO TO SUBDISTRICT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STROKE VICTIM LOSES SWINE FLU SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WATERTOWN GOES AFTER PAST-DUE BILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*JUDGE DISMISSES JANKLOW SUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'I DON'T KNOW WHO WOULD HURT HER',"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS LIKED EXCHANGE PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WOMAN APPRECIATES HONEST COUPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CANCER SOCIETY NEEDS DONATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
FAMILY THANKS COURTEOUS DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
CHAMBER WILL SUPPORT BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLOTHING STORE'S MOVE DOWNTOWN INSPIRES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COOKIES WILL BE CHECKED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTORISTS WITHOUT '84 LICENSE TAGS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAY VOID NEIGHBORS' PETITION,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PANEL WILL DISCUSS BLACK, WHITE CULTURES","Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*YOUR CAR MAY BE TIRED OF WINTER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CANDIDATES TALK ABOUT CITY'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOW ITALIANS UNDERSOLD MINNESOTA (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTA AVE WAS BUILT FOR PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SALES TAX COULD HELP DOWNTOWN (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BLOCK'S ROSY FARM PICTURE FOR THE RICH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DOWNTOWN PROJECT WILL BRING REVENUE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LANDMARKS NOT APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RENTERS PAY TAXES INDIRECTLY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SLAVE DAY HAS NOT BEEN EVENT IN 50 YR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TO JUSTIFY BEER SALES TO TEENS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*BRANDON FARMER TO RUN FOR COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ENDORSES JEFF NELSON,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FINANCE DIRECTOR APPOINTED TO NATIONAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HE HAS ENOUGH SIGNATURES TO GET ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS LANDMARK LAW,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ABDNOR WANTS FEDERAL ROLE IN ASBESTOS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR WILL SPONSOR TRIP TO SC,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EFFECT OF COLLEGE CHANGES WON'T BE KNOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAUSTSEN TO SEEK ABERDEEN STATE SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY FIRM PLEADS GUILTY TO BID RIGGING,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY NIGHTCLUB EMPLOYEES FACE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS LOBBY IN CAPITAL FOR AID,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
10 HURON RESIDENTS MAKE COURT APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEANS BROTHERS ACQUITTED OF DEFACING PARK,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
NATIONAL COLLEGE REAFFIRMS INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
YANKTON THEATER TO HAVE OWN ROAD,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ABDNOR URGES ACTION ON FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
PEOPLE IN 3 STATES MAY BANK BY PHONE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*OFFICIAL SEES BIG PROBLEMS AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MANDAN IS DEAD, POWER FIRM SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS' CLOSED DOORS KEEP ISSUES QUIET,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*READY FOR EASTER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VETERANS WASTING TIME FIGHTING OVER HOLIDAY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE SHOULD USE ALL ITS URBAN OPTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
IMPORTS HAVE ADVANTAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
US SHOULDN'T HELP CONTRAS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
REGENTS SLAM DOOR IN FACE OF QUALITY EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SIOUX EMPIRE STRIKES BACK BY SECEDING,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CATCHING 20-POUND NORTHERN MAY BE MIRACLE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*APRIL IS WHEN PIKE ANGLERS GET ACTIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WATERFOWL RESTORATION STAMP PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STEEL SHOT SCHEDULE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*SOUTH DAKOTA CORNERSTONE OF BANKING NETWORK,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MONEY WHIZ FIGURES LIFE IS GOOD,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IRS MILEAGE LOGS ON THE WAY OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"JANKLOW, YORK TO SPEAK AT INTERNATIONAL AG DAY","Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER OPPOSES FLAT GRAVE MARKERS FOR VETS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
PROGRAM PAYS FARMERS TO PLANT SHELTERBELTS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SD NATIVE NOMINATED FOR SPACE SHUTTLE RIDE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"STATE TO SPEND {dollar}750,000 TO FIGHT GRASSHOPPERS","Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
STATE WARNS FARMERS TO BE CAREFUL WITH FIRES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
LAWMAKER WANTS FEWER SESSIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE SESSION FOR GASOHOL UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
*SPELLDOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
WOMAN SNAGS A PROFIT JUST STANDING AROUND,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
GARDENERS HIT PAY DIRT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*JEAN COLON, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THEIR BODIES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
FINANCIAL SERVICES FIRMS MERGE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL TRUCKERS HONORED FOR SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP TO REVIEW ENERGY RULES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX VALLEY TO SHARE BAD IDEAS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ABEX NOMINATIONS DEADLINE NEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SPRING BUBBLES OVER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD RANKS 17TH IN TAKE FROM FEDERAL TILL,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EASTER CROWDS PACK CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
KHODAFY'S DANGEROUS ENEMY OF DEMOCRACY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MEDICAL SCHOOL DESERVES THE SUPPORT OF PHYSICIANS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS TACKLE PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*BRINGING EASTER OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN PLAYS MARKET FROM SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLUB GIVES MONEY TO TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"FMC GIVES {dollar}2,000 GRANT TO SDSU SERVICE","Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"JAYCEES SPONSOR CLOTHES, CLEANING GOODS DRIVE","Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WASHINGTON TO HONOR MCCABE WITH CONCERT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*COMPETITION ERASES SOME VIDEO-CASSETTE STORES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO AWARD CONTRACT FOR DOWNTOWN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS SHOULD FOLLOW AMISH'S LEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAB DRIVER ENDS 40-YEAR CAREER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WAR PROTESTERS CONDUCT SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ABDNOR PLANS TV CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL WOULD HELP FARM CHILDREN GET COLLEGE AID,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXPERT ADVISES FARMERS TO CHECK STORED GRAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU TO USE 117 ACRES FOR CROP RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHEAT GROWERS SHOULD CHECK FOR CUTWORMS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM TROUBLES LEAD TO SPECIALTY FOR LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE EXPECTED TO EASE BACKLOG,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"*PAINT BIDS STAND, BOARD RULES","Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOLLAR SKID SENDS DOW NOSE-DIVING,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WOMAN MAKES TREK TO PROVE SHE'S FIT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FAIR STOCKHOLDERS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*CYLDE STROMAN IS NEW DAV HEAD,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
TOASTMASTERS CLUB SELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
TWO JOIN RONALD MCDONALD BOARD,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
TURNS ROUTINE PAINTING INTO MESSY JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VET CENTER SHOULD STAY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TALK OF FARM CRISIS NOT ENOUGH (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DIRECTOR MADE RIGHT DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VENDOR MEETS WITH OBSTACLES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CLUBS DONATE DOCUMENTS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*BANKER GOALIE DOES MORE THAN SKATE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSION TAKES {dollar}2.38 MILLION BID,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HART PLANS VISIT TO SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUSIC STUDENT WINS COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON TRIAL BEGINS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DISTRICT LENDS {dollar}25,000 TO EDUCATION COOPERATIVE","Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LIGHT LAW MEANS MORE TICKETS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM OFF TO SLOW BUT SURE START,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMPANY SUBMITS REQUEST TO OPEN QUARTZITE QUARRY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EDUCATION ISSUES WILL BE 1ST LESSON,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"{dollar}7,200 RAISED FOR WOMAN AWAITING TRANSPLANT","Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR WON'T RULE OUT RUNNING FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INTERNATIONAL TRADE SEMINARS PLANNED FOR APRIL,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SEEK SUPPORT IN SUPER COLLIDER BID,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOONSOCKET MAN KILLED IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXTENSION SERVICE DOESN'T SERVE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TESTIMONY ABOUT KNIFE BARRED BY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GROUNDS COMMITTEE PROPOSES HISTORIC PARK,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STOCKYARD RECEIPTS FOR FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MURDER TRIAL BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES COURT MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*LICENSE PLATE RENEWAL DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX HIKE HAS FARMERS STOCKING UP,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SOME COUNTY FARMLAND COULD BE REASSESSED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SHORTCUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"*APPETITE HAS GROWN, LOCAL FOUNDER SAYS","Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*TRAINING AVAILABLE FOR BUS DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ARTS IN THE PARK REGISTRATION OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
USD SPONSORS MINI TIYOSPAYE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
PUBLIC OPINIONS ON PRESIDENT REAGAN'S PARDON,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"WINNERS ALSO-RANS, BUT PRIMARY WORKED (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FECAL COLIFORM COUNT WALL LAKE'S PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
AD AGENCY OWNER SENTENCED FOR FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GRIDLEYS GET {dollar}50,000 FOR DEATH","Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER TO SEEK DISTRICT 11 SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 80 YEARS IN NEPHEW'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ASSISTANCE IN RURAL HEALTH CARE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HORSES SPEND YEAR PRIMPING FOR SHOW,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SMOKE-FREE PROGRAMS PUT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLEAR LAKE HOSPITAL FIGHTS FOR SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GUARD UNIT TO EXERCISE IN HONDURAS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LOW-INTEREST LOANS RECEIVE FINAL OK WITH RESTRICTION,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FARM LENDER ACCEPTING DIRECTOR NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS TO RECOMMEND DAIRY CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MANAGER DOUBTS CONTINENTAL WILL BE REPLACED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPECIALIST SAYS SOIL FERTILITY TESTS POSITIVE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO PLEAD GUILTY TO THEFT BY DECEPTION,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING ENDS IN MATCH,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DIRTY DANCING TOP MOVIE RENTAL,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"NELSON, BROWNE SET FOR SD EVENT","Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EX-CITY MAN TO RETURN AS WARDEN,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS--INMATE FREED TOO EARLY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD STAMP POSTMARKED FOR MAY 4,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOV GEORGE MICKELSON TALKS WITH LYNNE DELANO,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*MINN WRITER, 11, SOAKS UP OSCAR GLITZ","Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COMSTOCK ATTACK NOT FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW POSTAL SERVICE HAS SLOWER DELIVERY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SPECIAL INTERESTS FEES CORRUPT POLITICAL SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESSLER GOT EROS FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TOMA MESSAGE POWERFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*'GLASS MENAGERIE' EXUDES AURA OF SENTIMENTALITY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LATEST ALBUM BOASTS STYLE, SUBSTANCE","Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
USD HOSTS CHORAL EVENT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FAULKTON WOMAN TO RECEIVE AWARD,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING DELAYED IN PIERRE SHOOTINGS TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE WARNS OF CHAIN LETTER FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE SUSPECT GETS 15 YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ROUTINE ARREST NETS PATROL {dollar}2,866.50","Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PETALS & PLANKS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*USD PRESIDENT MAY BE NAMED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BURGLARY SUSPECT STABBED TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICER SALUTES ARMY'S RECRUITING RECORD,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICER GIVES LESSON ON WWII,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ARENA BEER LICENSE WON'T GO TO VOTERS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CANDIDATE TO TRY AGAIN FOR SEAT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JEFFREY ALLEN BENNIS--MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT USES DNA TEST FOR 1ST TIME,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RC GROUPS FIGHT FOR RIGHT TO USE ACRONYM,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SATURDAY FUNERAL SET FOR PUBLISHER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CENTENNIAL SCHOOL PLAN AIMED AT LOW ACHIEVERS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JURY MUST GET TRAFFIC DEATH CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FIRST LOANS GRANTED TO DISADVANTAGED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*COUNTY TO DECIDE ELEVATOR'S FATE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
OATS DON'T ENTICE FARMERS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*LICENSE TAG TRAFFIC JAM,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON USED PRIZES GIVEN IN GAME,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MASKED MAN 'CLEANS OUT' BANK,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HUMAN SERVICES COMPLAINTS HEARD,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AMERICAN WESTERN FIRES 85,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"SD GROUPS PRAISE, BEMOAN VETO","Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
"KKLS, US WEST SHOULD FIX PHONE (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
AVOIDING DEATH PENALTY INVITATION TO CRIMINALS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
PLAN CUTS UNDERAGE DRINKING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
FREEDOM NEEDS RESTRAINTS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
SENIORS ISSUE RECORD SOLID (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
MUSICAL GOOD ENTERTAINMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
PARADE NEEDS GUIDELINES (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*AMUSING MUTANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*JAZZ DANCE IS FOLK ART,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*KEEPING HER BALANCE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
DASCHLE WANTS LAND SWAP IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOME SHOW FEATURES FIRE SAFETY HOUSES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE GIVES OK TO PETERS BLOOD TEST,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARY NUSTAD TO RUN FOR DISTRICT 15 SPOT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERSON TO ANNOUNCE BID FOR STATE SENATE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE SENATOR BELATTI RUNS FOR 2ND TERM,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER PLANT GETS CERTIFICATE OF MERIT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT A DAY TO PLAY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRIVING WITH EXPIRED TAG COULD NET TICKET,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LANDLORD ORDERED OUT OF HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL BID APPROVED FOR BUSINESS AVIATION,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEDERAL INVESTIGATION IS CLOSED AT TRI-STATE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL LAWYER ANNOUNCES BID FOR CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PICKETS BLAST RECENT CUTS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDENT TO REPORT ON ALL-AMERICAN GAME,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MITCHELL MAN ANNOUNCES BID FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GIRL ALLEGEDLY USED CAR ILLEGALLY IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SPEARFISH MAN CHARGED WITH AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GUILTY PLEA EXPECTED IN KIDNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
POLICE--TEENS DRINK DESPITE REQUIRED AGE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*LETTERS THAT BRIDGED THE GULF,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRUG RAID UNCOVERS 30 GUNS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GUN-CONTROL LAW WOULD SAVE LIVES (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MICKELSON NO LAME DUCK (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CURRICULUM SHOULD BE BUILDING CHARACTER (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SOLUTIONS FOR GETTING 'B'S' ON TV SIMPLE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ARE WE SENDING WRONG PEOPLE TO PIERRE (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
YOUTH PROGRAM TEAMS UNEVENLY MATCHED (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LORD SHAKES US UP TO BRING BETTER THINKING (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*LETTERS THAT BRIDGED THE GULF,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*ALL-STATE COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BIG PAYOFF IS PART OF LURE OF MIDWEST OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*POCKETS FULL OF DREAMS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABC DELEGATES--IT'S TIME FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"DEPT RECEIVES {dollar}10,500 FROM BUSTS","Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR NAMES GROUP TO STUDY GOLF COURSE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETING TO DISCUSS ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLGA YOUTH INJURED IN BIKE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"1,200 NSP CUSTOMERS AFFECTED BY OUTAGE","Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S BUS FUND RUNS TOWARD EMPTY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOLLAR BARRAGE AWAITS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2 REPUBLICANS SAY THEY'D CONSIDER SENATE BID,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*2-YEAR WASTE OF TIME OR LAUDABLE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS TAKE NEW LOOK AT ENTRANCE STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PIERRE TO REQUEST HEARING WITH EPA,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY ON EMBEZZLING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MICKELSON SAYS STATE MAY BACK MINING STUDY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VOICE ON CEMENT KILNS WILL BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GREENPEACE OFFICIALS TO MEET WITH TRIBE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AVERAGE GAS PRICES INCREASE SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
S DAKOTANS SLOW TO FILE TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
THEY'D RATHER WORK THAN SWITCH,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*HOLY WEEK IS MAIN EVENT FOR FAITHFUL,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL TALENT FILLS CONCERT HALLS IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"*PACIFISTS WAGE WAR ON WAR, NOT PATRIOTISM","Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*CENTER IS FOUNDER'S RESPONSE TO CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
"*CHARLESTON A MIX OF OLD, NEW","Argus LeaderMar 31 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
CITY TO RECONSIDER CARETRAUM'S LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VERMILLION GARBAGE SERVICE AT RISK,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WILLIAMS TANK FARM CITED AS HAZARD,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CLINTON'S PROBLEM INTEGRITY, NOT POT (ED)","Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STATE INITIATIVE CAN MAKE RECYCLING WORK,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHOICE ACT PREVENTS WOMEN'S VICTIMIZATION (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
INDIANS RECEIVE POOR TREATMENT AT TOURNAMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*CANTON STAR, NEBRASKANS DOMINATE MEET","Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*LAPPE, ROZELL HEAD 'B' BASKETBALL FIRST 5","Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE SHOULD WORK WITH STATE TO MANAGE WATERS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WILDLIFE SOCIETY HONORS 2,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PROPOSALS MADE TO MODIFY 2 REFUGES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BIRD SEASONS TO CHANGE LITTLE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PARK ENTRANCE PERMIT IS NEEDED YEAR-ROUND,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*JULIE ASHWORTH IS TEACHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TIMMER TO ANNOUNCE BID FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR SENTENCED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 6 YEARS FOR RENT CHECK THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRING AVE CLOSED FOR STREET REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S ALL IN THE TWIST,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD MAY RECONSIDER START TIMES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WORKERS REIMBURSED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON STILL CONFIDENT OF FOLEY'S LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NO TAKERS YET ON RIVER RESORT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BROWN'S CAMPAIGN TACTICS UNDER ATTACK,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BORDER ACCIDENT INJURES 6 YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE OFFICIALS WARN OF DRIED GRASS THREAT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FUND DRIVE BEGINS FOR HIKING TRAILS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGION HOPES MOVE BOOSTS MEMBERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORPS DENIES CHANGING MANAGEMENT POLICY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EX-DELINQUENT RUNS FOR CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FLOODWATERS CLOSE HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WILLIAMS SHUTS DOWN PIPLINE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BAN ON MEDICAID ABORTIONS TARGETED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SOONER IS BETTER ON DEADWOOD VOTE (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GAMBLING OPPONENT THREAT TO SD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
OKLAHOMA CONVICT APPRECIATES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOLD MINING FIRM POLLUTING SD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PETITION ON CASINO WOULD HARM DEADWOOD (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
AIRLINER ARRIVES SAFELY AFTER LANDING SCARE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHURCH CLOTHING 'STORE' EXTENDS HOURS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE CAUGHT MONTHS AFTER ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN COLTON LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPRING POTHOLE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WWI VETS CELEBRATE 96TH BIRTHDAYS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES WANT STATE TO HELP AID SF EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GAMING TEST ROLLS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SANTEE RECALL PETITIONS ARE INVALID,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS STUDENTS ENTER PHYSICS CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JEFFERSON STUDENTS TOUR WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LECTURER TO DESCRIBE HUBBLE SPACE REPAIR,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRINCIPAL COUNSELS AS PART OF HOTLINE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHILDREN DESCRIBED ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COSTNER TOUTS GAMING IN JOY'S HOMETOWN,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
OFFER CONGRESS JUG OF BROWN WATER AS EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CITIBANK DROPS INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SD JOBLESS RATE UP A NOTCH TO 3.9,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
"*CUSTER'S SCHAFFER, LENNOX'S ROPS HEAD TEAM","Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUMPING FOR JOY AT LENNON,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATORS TELL WAR STORIES FOR LAUGHS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NUTRITION HIP FOR EASTER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POPULAR LAKOTA SINGER RED BOW DIES AT 44,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COOK LOVES TO EXPERIMENT WITH ORIENTAL DISHES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TREND OF PAYING FULL-TIMERS LOW WAGES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*WEAKENED BY AIDS, PUSHES POSITIVE MESSAGE","Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EX-O'GORMAN FOOTBALL STAR ADMITS TO SELLING COCAINE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE TO DEFY ORDER TO USE MEDICAID ABORTION MONEY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
OPEN GOVERNMENT MORE TO SD YOUTH (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STANDING FOR ANTHEM IS SIGN OF RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEX IS A NEED PEOPLE CAN'T DENY (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA COMES FIRST FOR JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SHOULD LOCAL TAXPAYERS HELP OUT?,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TARGET STOPLIGHT IS IN CITY PLANS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KILIAN COLLEGE MAKES MOVE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
APRIL 5 DEADLINE FOR PRIMARY FILINGS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EXPERIMENT CHANGES TEACHING METHODS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FEMA MAY HELP PAY FOR SPILLWAY DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HERSETH TO PLAY PHONE PEACEKEEPER,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY DROPS TO THIRD IN VISITOR SALES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RESIDENTS WILL JOIN CLINTON ON KSFY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
5 ACCUSED OF BEING ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
10 B-1B BOMBERS ARRIVING AT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PAROLED MOLESTER TO RETURN TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARENTS CRITICIZE BROOKINGS SPECIAL ED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE ANDES MAN DENIES TAKING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON HOUSING BOOMS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TASK FORCE LEADER TAKES PULSE OF SD FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CLOSINGS FOR GOOD FRIDAY AND EASTER MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TERRY PEAK SKI AREA STILL OPEN,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"FIGHT CONTINUES TO PLAGUE JUHNKE, MARQUARDT","Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"DASCHLE, PRESSLER PLAN HEALTH-CARE MEETINGS","Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EX-ABERDEEN OFFICIAL CONFIRMED AS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MILLER PLEDGES TO TRY TO REPLACE STUDENT-LOAN JOBS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CALLERS THINK STOFFERAHN SHOULD PAY,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SITTING BULL RELATIVE WORKS TO DEFEND NAME,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTANS PROCRASTINATING ON TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LODGENET EXPANDS HOTEL-ROOM SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
'AA' ALL-STATERS COULD HANDLE PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UNASSUMING BROADCASTER ENDEARING TO ALL,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TOPICS REMAIN DIVERSE (PROF),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*STATE RUNS OUT OF ROOM FOR JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD CHIPS IN GRANITE FOR NEW ROOSEVELT MONUMENT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEACH BEHAVIOR WITH CONSISTENCY (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T GIVE UP HOPE FOR TROUBLED STUDENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL MEETINGS NEED TO DRAW LARGER CROWDS (L),"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BROOKINGS MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FIREARM CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN ENTERS PLEA IN HANDGUN CASE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANTON MAN GUILTY OF DISTRIBUTING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STABBING WAS SELF-DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FREEMAN'S SCHMECKFEST,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS RETURN TO PRE-LABOR DAY START,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROWDY FRIENDS ENJOY WILLIAMS TUNES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STEELE PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BERKHOUT EXPECTS TO SEEK OFFICE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RURAL STURGIS WOMAN DIES OF CRASH INJURIES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON SINGERS TO PERFORM AT TWO CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ACTING SUPERVISOR OF BLACK HILLS NAMED,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAVIS AREA MAN SUSPECT OF POST-OFFICE THEFT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"WATERTOWN STUDENTS, ADVISERS ATTENDING YOUTH RALLY","Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRIZE-WINNING QUILTER TO PRESENT CLASSES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REMAINS GO BACK TO TRIBE FOR BURIAL,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STUDENTS PLAN NATIVE AMERICAN AWARENESS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TRIBE TO ASSESS CONTAMINATION AT FORMER GUNNERY SITE,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*PETS ADOPTED IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SHRIVER BANKRUPTCY TOSSED OUT,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
ANXIETY GROWS AMONG AUTO DEALERS,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SKYFORCE FACES ELIMINATION,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ART UNCOVERS 'GOODNESS OF OUR WAYS',"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*INDIGO GIRLS' HARMONY SHINES IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*RIVER BIRCH RESISTS BORES,"Argus LeaderMar 31 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
Office reveals many facets of marshal.,"Argus LeaderMarch 10, 1986, sect.A, p.5, col.1"
He's a marshal now.,"Argus LeaderMarch 12, 1982, sect.D, p.3, col.4"
Is event speaker.,"Argus LeaderMarch 17, 1991, sect.C, p.1, col.1"
Athletic trio bound for S.D. Hall of Fame.,"Argus LeaderMarch 18, 1987, sect.D, p.1, col.2"
Marshal--cycle rally overemphasized.,"Argus LeaderMarch 20, 1991, sect.C, p.1, col.2"
'I went through hell'.,"Argus LeaderMarch 24, 1993, sect.B, p.1, col.2"
40 years of service at Ben Hur.,"Argus LeaderMarch 25, 1986, sect.C, p.1, col.3"
Dakota winds :editorial comment.,"Argus LeaderMarch 27, 1993, sect.A, p.8, col.1"
New marshal summons experience with sheriff for job.,"Argus LeaderMarch 5, 1982, sect.C, p.1, col.1"
Retires from job after 12 years.,"Argus LeaderMarch 5, 1994, sect.B, p.1, col.5"
"SOME SURVIVE FALLS, SOME DON'T","Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HE'S THE FATHER OF INVENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HE'S THE FATHER OF INVENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CHILD ABUSE-IT HAPPENS HERE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TIEFENTHALER IS 400 FAVORITE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BURDEN ON MINNEHAHA COURTS NEARS OVERFLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCSTRAVICK NEGOTIATIONS DRAG ON,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON LOCKUP ON THROUGH WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE CAMELS AT THE GREAT PLAINS ZOO,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW FIGHT BREWS OVER SIOUX FALLS COURTROOM,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT-NEWELL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN HIT BY TRAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CATTLE SHORTAGE CLOSES HURON PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NO DECISION-FLANDREAU INDIAN SCHOOL AD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SECRETARY OF STATE WAS AVALANCHED BY LETTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STURGIS COUPLE DIED IN A MURDER-SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NO DECISION-FLANDREAU INDIAN SCHOOL AD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW-STATE COULD SAVE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW-STATE COULD SAVE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CARTER'S PLANS WORRY SAMUELSON,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAILROAD NOISE 'WELCOME',"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MILWAUKEE ROAD SUBJECT OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAILROAD NOISE 'WELCOME',"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAILROAD NOISE 'WELCOME',"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CARTER'S PLANS WORRY SAMUELSON,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*WORKERS PREPARE THE NEW RUNGE LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAS TAX UP A PENNY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GARDEN PROJECT APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
LANDOWNERS WILL FOOT THE BILL ON 49TH STREET,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE GROUP SAYS IT IS INNOCENT OF CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ABORTION LEAGUE SAYS GROUPS VIOLATED FED EL LAWS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ABORTION LEAGUE SAYS GROUPS VIOLATED FED EL LAWS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE GROUP SAYS IT IS INNOCENT OF CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HEALTH FAIR WILL BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WINTER HARD ON ROADS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*THE NEWEST INHABITANT OF THE ZOO,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR DOES A FLIP-FLOP ON SENATE CAMPAIGN CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR DOES A FLIP-FLOP ON SENATE CAMPAIGN CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SALES TAX UP 1 PERCENT TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE PRISON 'COOLING OFF',"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SALES TAX UP 1 PERCENT TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BRIAN LANGELAND TRIES ACTING GAME,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FLYING FUN AT BRUNE'S '8',"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BRIAN LANGELAND TRIES ACTING GAME,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TURNOVERS PLAGUE FOURSOME,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXTENSION HOMEMAKER CLUBS POPULAR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EXTENSION HOMEMAKER CLUBS POPULAR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JOB OUTLOOK IS GOOD FOR SOME IN SF AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*DUANE CRISP THINKS FOOD IS GOOD INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*DUANE CRISP THINKS FOOD IS GOOD INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SCHUMAKER-DEMO LEADERS FAVOR MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHUMAKER-DEMO LEADERS FAVOR MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHUMAKER-DEMO LEADERS FAVOR MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROBLEMS AT PRISON NOT NEW,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FARMER SEES NO CONFLICT IN STOCKYARDS VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER-'I WON'T TAKE NUMBER 2 SLOT',"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"TEACHERS, BOARD AGREE ON SALARY","Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
RAIL TAX FOES STILL SEEK REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
RAIL TAX FOES STILL SEEK REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"TEACHERS, BOARD AGREE ON SALARY","Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
KENNEDY'S GOOF,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR TO SPEAK TO LOCAL GOP,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS SEEKS BUREAU ON ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STOFFERAHN CALLS OIL PROFITS OBSCENE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE MAY 19,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO MEET INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MOTORBOATS ARE STILL OK,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
LAWYER-WATER SUIT IS A 'POWER GRAB',"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
WOMAN LOSES ROUND IN FIGHT FOR FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN LOSES ROUND IN FIGHT FOR FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LIMITED PASSAGE GIVEN TO TRUCKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DRYNESS CAUSES WORRIES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN-CHANGES WOULD SHAFT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
MCGOVERN-CHANGES WOULD SHAFT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SOLAR HEAT SPARKS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BANKER CAUTIONS EXPORTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WATER CLAIM MEETING SET,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TIMELY RAINS NIP DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TIMELY RAINS NIP DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEACHER PROTESTS FIRING WITH KADOKA LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEACHER PROTESTS FIRING WITH KADOKA LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AN INROAD TO THE ID OR FREEWAY TO FRUSTRATION...,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AN INROAD TO THE ID OR FREEWAY TO FRUSTRATION...,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'PLAY IT AGAIN SAM' OPENS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
'SAVE THE ANIMALS' GROUP GETS LAND DONATION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'SAVE THE ANIMALS' GROUP GETS LAND DONATION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'SAVE THE ANIMALS' GROUP GETS LAND DONATION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE DREDGING OF COVELL LAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOMEBUILDERS--FUTURE GLOOMY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE DREDGING OF COVELL LAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHILLIPS TO END AREA TESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RALLY TO PROTEST SOCIAL SERVICES CUTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHILLIPS TO END AREA TESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRIO FIGHTS MALNUTRITION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TRIO FIGHTS MALNUTRITION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MERGER PUZZLE FOR US AGENCY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEPLORES REAGAN'S CUTS IN THE ARTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BISHOP DUDLEY CONDEMNS ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STEWART EMPLOYEES DEFEND THEIR BOSS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PRISON PLAN VICTIM OF ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"JUDGE AWARDS {dollar}400,000 IN ACCIDENT LAWSUITS","Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE BILL GETS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEMO'S FEDERAL JOB HOPES DIM,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEMO'S FEDERAL JOB HOPES DIM,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE BILL GETS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AIM LAWSUIT MOVED TO SD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AIM LAWSUIT MOVED TO SD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MEMBER SAYS ACLU IS CONSERVATIVE ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GANNETT HEAD--MEDIA WILL SURVIVE SETBACKS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GANNETT HEAD--MEDIA WILL SURVIVE SETBACKS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GANNETT HEAD--MEDIA WILL SURVIVE SETBACKS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GIRLS PROVIDE WOOD THRILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THE STRING IS MIGHTIER THAN THE BIRD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NORTHERN STATES POWER CAN'T EXPLAIN POWER LOSE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MATHIS ALOOF TO HIS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PUC TEMPORARILY BLOCKS PHONE RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ECONOMY MIGHT HELP BEEF INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
THRESHOLD HAD RECEIVED A GRANT FROM TARGET STORES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*COMMITTEE HONORS 4 SIOUX FALLS ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ETSI WATER COSTS OVER {dollar}40 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE'S ASSAULT CONVICTION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS URGED TO SHOW STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LIVING MEMORIAL--HORACE MANN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PLAYHOUSE PRODUCTION CREDIT TO SF, DIRECTOR","Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROBERTS THREATENS NEW COMPLAINT ON DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MINNESOTANS--LITTON TRYING TO BREAK UNION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INDIAN CAMP INHABITANTS' VAN STOPPED,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*EXHIBIT AT VERMILLION A FINE TRIBUTE TO ARTIST,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO PLANS GIVEN--EDITORIAL DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE'S APPROACH RATED OVER ROBERTS' (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"US PREPAREDNESS, NEUTRALITY FAVORED (L)","Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FINE'S MOVIE REVIEW OF 'MISSING' DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD LOAN DEFAULT RATE AMOUNG LOWEST IN NATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VETERANS NOT TO BLAME FOR MAY 31 SCHOOL DATE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*THATS A NO-NO...,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR WANTS WATER FUNDS SWITCHED,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIVE INDICTED FOR LIVESTOCK FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE OKS DAM PROJECT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OMAHA AIRLINE STARTS YANKTON SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE STRIKE LOOMS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARENT WANTS BOARD TO PICK 9TH GRADERS' HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*YELLOW THUNDER EXISTS OUT OF PUBLIC EYE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MERCHANT BUILDS FAMILY STORE INTO PRAIRIE OASIS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLUMBERS RATIFY CONTRACT WITH CONTRACTORS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ACE PITCHER HAYNE LIFTS AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BELL TAKES NO.1 WOMEN'S SINGLES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SUN, VICTORY STILL AWAIT RETIRING COACH HUETHER","Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FARMER FIGURES WIN IN COURT HELPS ALL STATE HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPORTSMANSHIP IS IMPORTANT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SWINDELL EDGES SHUMAN IN HUSET FEATURE RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*STUDENT FINDS NBA PLAYERS ARE MORTAL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*ABDNOR--AID IS CHEAPER THAN TROOPS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BARNES ELECTED TO NATIONAL OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EROS SATELLITE IS WATCHING WILDLIFE HABITATS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNMENT SEMINAR IS FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY FINDS ALCOHOL ABUSE--ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRAT PREDICTS PARTY VICTORY IN '84,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOBILE HOME RESIDENT SURRENDERS TO POLICE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEARS MANAGER FORESEES EXPANDED FINANCIAL SERVICES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EDITION OFFERS GLIMPSE AT SD PEOPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OIL FROM ALASKA JEOPARDIZED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TERM IS COSTLIER THAN WHOLE LIFE INSURANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOCUMENTARY DOES GOOD JOB OF EXPLAINING ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SUCCESSFUL NATIVES RECALL VIVID MEMORIES (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE DEMS PICK MONDALE IN STRAW VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IDEA OF NUCLEAR DUMP WORRIES FARMER NEAR SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CAMPGROUNDS AT CUSTER STATE PARK OPEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE'S PLAN TO REPEAL DAIRY FEE ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FEATURES FOR HANDICAPPED ADDED AT PARKS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FIRE SEASON COULD BE SEVERE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
REIFEL TO SPEAK AT SDSU COMMENCEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TAKING GRAIN FROM RESERVES BAD IDEA,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RAPID CITY'S AIR GETS CLEANER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
WINNERS NAMED IN STATE HISTORY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
LAMMERS GOES TO TAIWAN FORUM WITHOUT JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH GROUP SPONSORING SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"*GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN","Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MARCY MARTIN HAS EXPERIENCE COOKING FOR PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
"*REDUCED TILLAGE METHODS SAVE OIL, TOIL AND SOIL","Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
(RETAIL/BUSINESS) KEEPING COOL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) FARROW TO FINISH,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(CULTURE/TOURISM) THE KELLY CLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(FINANCE/GOVT) TIME FLIES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(HEALTH/ED) AUGUSTANA PRESIDENT SEES JOB AS MISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(INDUSTRY/TRANSPORTATION) SD'S FLYING LEGEND,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) SIOUX FALLS IS EASY TO SELL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
"*(CULTURE/TOURISM) PRIEST'S WORLD IS EAST, WEST","Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*(FINANCE/GOVT) A WAY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*(HEALTH/ED) A COUPLE OF BUSY COACHES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
(RETAIL/BUSINESS) STEWART ENTERPRISES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) THE AUCTIONEER CARES ABOUT EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(CULTURE/TOURISM) SENIOR CENTER'S GETTING OLDER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(FINANCE/GOVT) PART-TIME JOB TO BE A MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(HEALTH/ED) LAUNCHING A DREAM,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(INDUSTRY/TRANSPORTATION) WHAT'S IN A NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) THE SD AIR NATIONAL GUARD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*(CULTURE/TOURISM) BIG CITIES VS SMALL TOWNS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*(FINANCE/GOVT) SPEAKING FIGURATIVELY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*(HEALTH/ED) DOCTOR FOR 40 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*(INDUSTRY/TRANSPORTATION) DRIVING NEED,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*FUNERAL HOME HAS FOUNDATION OF HARD WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
"*(AGRICULTURE) SF STOCKYARDS, NUMBER 1","Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*(INDUSTRY/TRANSPORTATION) CHEESE KING STAYS ACTIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) COUNTY EXTENSION AGENT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*(INDUSTRY/TRANSPORTATION) FROM TV TO TRAVELING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*(RETAIL/BUSINESS) JEWELER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.07, col.2"
*(AGRICULTURE) SIOUX EMPIRE'S AGRI-BUSINESSMAN OF YR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*(FINANCE/GOVT) JOB SERVICE MANAGER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*(HEALTH/ED) NURSING HOME STAFF,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*(INDUSTRY/TRANSPORTATION) REAL ESTATE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*(RETAIL/BUSINESS) FURNISHED READY-MADE CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*(FINANCE/GOVT) WORKING WITH PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*(HEALTH/ED) THE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*(RETAIL/BUSINESS) UNCLE WALT AND AUNT MARY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) PARTNERS CAME NATURALLY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*(CULTURE/TOURISM) BIG NEWS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*(FINANCE/GOVT) MAYOR OF STATE CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*(HEALTH/ED) SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*(RETAIL/BUSINESS) LOOK'S MARKET,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) KEEPING FARMING'S FUTURE FROM BLOWING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*(CULTURE/TOURISM) RADIO BROADCASTER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
"*(HEALTH/ED) HER LAGACY IS A PARK, A HOSPITAL","Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*(RETAIL/BUSINESS) MIDLAND CHAIRMAN LIKES SD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) KEEPING TRACK OF THE STATISTICS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*(HEALTH/ED) 3-MAN PARTNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1983, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*HOLOCAUST'S HORRORS LINGER FOR SURVIVOR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OUTLOOK DIM FOR SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW GOES--POWER PROBLEMS REMAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD WANTS WASHINGTON DESIGNATED A HISTORIC SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AMERICA'S DRAGGING ITS FEET,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FINN HOPES TO GET EQUALITY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROWS AND ROWS OF SNOW,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY OKS BONDS FOR MANUFACTURING PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PLAN WOULD FORM 6 DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROMOTION GREW OUT OF DISGUST WITH STREETS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CANDY DISPLAY OFFENSIVE, INDIANS SAY","Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COURTROOM STRATEGY IN MCDOWELL CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PICK-SLOAN BILL IS SOURCE OF WATER DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
REAGAN'S CHINA VISIT CONTRIBUTION TO PEACE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS CAN SAVE {dollar}16.6 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUB-DISTRICT SYSTEM IS FAR FROM BEING DEAD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CAUSE OF BOILER EXPLOSION AT MORRELL UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHEMICAL CONTAMINATION GREATER THAN THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEVELOPER WANTS TO RESTORE OLD PIERRE HOTEL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOCTOR WILL DISCUSS LOW-LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEETING WILL PROVIDE UPDATE ON WEB PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD UNIT RETURNS FROM HONDURAS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RE-EVALUATION OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIERRA CLUB CHAPTER OPPOSES WATER LAW CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SOUTH DAKOTANS DIED OF INTOXICATION, EXPOSURE","Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BOYS CLUB'S {dollar}750,000 FUND DRIVE","Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HYDROELECTRIC POWER RATES TO RISE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*IMPRISONED STUDENT FREED FROM ANGOLA,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS TO HOOPS--DEAL'S OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VETS ACCEPT BITBURG VISIT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FAMILY VIOLENCE IS AN ENORMOUS PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MORE FRIGHTENING NEWS ON NUCLEAR WASTE FRONT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*THE MEANING OF HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*FIGHTING A FLAMING FOUR-DOOR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE TO REVIEW COURT BOUNDARIES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO ASK FOR MONEY TO CLEAN WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CROP HUNGER WALK STARTS SUNDAY AFTERNOON,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MIDWESTERN MARIJUANA IS INCREASING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STREET WORK PLANNED TODAY FOR NINTH STREET,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM CREDITORS--DASCHLE PLAN A FARCE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NUKE GROUP DANGLES THREAT BEFORE KUNDERT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS ARE OFF TO SUNNY START,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
IT WILL BE GRADUATION AS USUAL AT YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"REGENTS, EDUCATION DEPARTMENT HONOR 16","Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT TO SAVE BIG ON REMODELING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS OFF HOOK ABOUT TESTS--FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BLIND PEOPLE TO GIVE VIEWS ON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*EIGHT EARN GOLD AWARD FROM GIRL SCOUTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*SDSU STUDENTS GET DAKTRONICS SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
BOY SCOUTS TO HONOR 8 AT ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
GROUP HONORS EDUCATORS FOR POLITICAL ROLES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
WHITE BASS STEAL SOME OF WALLEYE'S THUNDER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TOP RUNNERS TO MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*RESIGNS TO ASSUME FUND-RAISING ROLE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT A RACKET,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW AID FORMULA CONFUSING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ADVANTAGES OUTWEIGH DISADVANTAGES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COUNTIES NEED CASH (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NEW YORKERS NEED SYMPATHY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
CANDIDATE'S STAND ADMIRABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*AUTHOR SETTLES INTO BRITISH WAY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DIOCESE FINDS PEACE THROUGH PRAYER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN HEALTH HAS IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*UP, UP AND AWAY","Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT OK'S FARM-LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3-YEAR-OLD CRITICAL AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BIDEN TO CAMPAIGN FOR DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE GOP CONVENTIONS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"HANSEN, MICKELSON CLASH OVER CUTS","Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
US SHOULD AID SOVIETS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW WANTS HIS TURN ON PUBLIC TV,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BUSINESSES WOULD PAY MORE UNDER BELL REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE LIMITS DAIRY CATTLE SLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONSOLIDATION WOULD HELP SALARIES--JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT TO DECIDE IF MINISTERS VIOLATED LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION FEARS PROJECT'S EFFECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CANDIDATES MAY BEGIN COLLECTING SIGNATURES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE SEVERELY DAMAGES SIOUX FALLS HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL MAN GETS 60 DAYS FOR SELLING COCAINE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 PIERRE MEN WITH DEMOCRATIC PARTY AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLASH OVER HISTORIC REGISTER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SOVIET ACCIDENT COULD AID SD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RED CROSS GIVES AID TO TORNADO VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*MORE TESTS DELAY MURDER ARREST,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SETTING HAYWARD SITES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*8 FIREFIGHTERS INJURED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS TREATED AS SECOND-CLASS CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
US SENDS WALDHEIM APPROPRIATE MESSAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NURSING SHOWS LPN'S CARE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KIND TRUCKER LOST CAREER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*STUDENTS HOPE PLAY PROMOTES PEACE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VERY BEARABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SHOWCASE TALENT FOR '87-'88 SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DANCER BRINGS LAKOTA TRADITION TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*D'AMATO RUNS FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY CANDIDATES TO START PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STRIKE AVOIDED FOR STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LION TAMER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VANDERLOO SEEKS RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WATER STUDY SHOWS CANCER RISK,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS RELOCATES MOTEL GUESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GASOLINE LEAK THREATENS IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WATER PROJECTS CRUCIAL--MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
'RAPID CITY JOURNAL' BECOMES MORNING PAPER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BRANDON POST OFFICE EXTENDS BUSINESS HOURS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CROP WALKERS RAISE {dollar}12,000 TO HELP HUNGRY","Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON PLANS MEETING SATURDAY IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE COMMISSION HIRES INFORMATION SPECIALIST,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TIME TO TAKE STUDDED SNOW TIRES OFF VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN LAWYER NAMED TO STATE BENCH,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY TO REVEAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONGRESS DEBATES SAFETY OF PIPELINES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE TO MEET WITH HOMEOWNERS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AMERICANS' SAVINGS FAR BELOW OTHER NATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
AUSTRIA MAY RETALIATE FOR WALDHEIM ACTION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
USD PROFESSOR TO HEAD ADVISORY COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
FRAZIER SEEKS TO PASS TEST TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*PEOPLE WHO SHAPED THE STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TO RAISE PRICE ON JUNE 5,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ONE YEAR LATER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO LONGER JUST A MEATPACKING TOWN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ARTICLE DEGRADES WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
MICKELSON TO BLAME FOR LOW PAY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
SD BUSINESS CLIMATE GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
TAX ASSESSMENT UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
VOTE AGAINST BEEF CHECKOFF (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
ABORTION ALWAYS FATAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
WELFARE PROGRAM DIVISIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
COACHES CAN'T BE PERFECT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
COME TO MAY DAY PARADE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
FOOT PATROL ADDS SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
GET RID OF FINANCING LAW (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
MORRELL ABUSES WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
*MINNESOTAN'S DOMINATE IN NCC TENNIS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POTENTIAL USE OF CORPS OF ENGINEERS LAND,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WINNING ENTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
GROUP HELPS NEEDY FAMILIES PLANT GARDEN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROAD WORK PLANNED IN SOUTHEAST OF CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL SERVICE PLAN UNDER REVIEW,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SODA FOUNTAIN SELLS TASTE OF YESTERDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATORS TO VISIT SIOUX RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHOULDN'T BE IN FEDERAL BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEEKS ACTION TO CLEAN UP SEWAGE ASH,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE TESTS TAXING SCENARIOS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BODIES OF MISSING FISHERMEN RECOVERED,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIVE MEMBERS APPOINTED TO HUMANITIES PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOSPITALS SIGN PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE TO CONSIDER MOVING MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIVESTOCK LOAN PROGRAM TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DOWN TO 3.7 PERCENT IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON COLLEGE OFFICIALS RECEIVE SALE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONSIDER MUSEUM OF WOUNDED KNEE HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BUSINESS VITALITY INDEX REPORT CARD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*1931 MODEL A ON 7,600-MILE TRIP","Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BUSINESSWOMEN SEEK CONSULTANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GOLD PRICES BOOST HOMESTAKE EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST MERGERS FOUR SITES IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR PASTURE & HAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
VETERAN JOB FIND SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FEWER TRAVELERS TAKING THE BUS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FARM PRICES KEEP UP STEADY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
3.35 AN HOUR FOR SUMMER WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FARM MANAGERS AID NOVICE OWNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*PORCH SITTING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*GOSPEL SINGER HAS A MESSAGE TO SHARE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
(SEC CC) *PAINTINGS GLORIFY COMMON PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
(SEC FF) *THE TRADITION CONTINUES...,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
(SEC CC) *SIOUX ARTIST HONORED HIS HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.01, col.3"
(SEC AA) *MEDICINE MAN WAS FEARED,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(SEC BB) *POPULIST GOVERNOR LET NOTHING OBSTRUCT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(SEC DD) *GEORGE MCGOVERN STATESMAN BOLSTERED ROOTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(SEC EE) *ACTIVIST TURNED THE WORLD'S EYES TO SD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(SEC GG) *GOVERNOR SPOKE SWIFTLY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(SEC AA) *WARRIOR REFUSED TO GIVE UP,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.02, col.4"
(SEC AA) *CHIEF PURSUED PEACE WITH WAR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
(SEC BB) *HISTORIAN PRESERVED PAST,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
(SEC CC) *NEWSMAN WORKED TO QUENCH STATE'S THIRST,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
"(SEC CC) *TIMES GOT TOUGH, VOICE OF PROTEST","Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
"(SEC DD) *HE CAME, HE SAVED, CONQUERED","Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
(SEC DD) *SPENT A LIFETIME SERVING SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
(SEC EE) INDIAN'S IMAGE LINGERS IN TOURIST PHOTOS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
(SEC AA) *POLITICAL SAVVY MADE SD A STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.03, col.3"
(SEC AA) *SF MAYOR RAN A SLICK MACHINE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.03, col.3"
"(SEC BB) *HARD WORK, INNOVATION KEPT FAMILY RANCH","Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.03, col.3"
(SEC BB) *RUSHMORE SCULPTOR CARVED HIS IDEALS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.03, col.3"
(SEC CC) *A GENTLEMAN AND SCHOLAR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.03, col.3"
(SEC EE) *DENNIS BANKS AIM FOUNDER HASN'T GIVEN UP,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.03, col.3"
(SEC GG) *WOMAN REACHES TOP OF THE HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.03, col.4"
(SEC AA) *BLACK HILLS LURED THIS PIONEER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(SEC AA) *EDITOR KEPT HER PAPER FEISTY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(SEC BB) *TURMOIL STALKED MAVERICK SENATOR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(SEC CC) *PENNY-PINCHING GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
"(SEC CC) *TIGHT-LIPPED, STRICTLY BUSINESS","Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(SEC DD) *LUTHERAN COUPLE NURTURED AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(SEC DD) *SDSU'S LONGEST-SERVING PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(SEC EE) *CONGRESSMAN CHIPPED AWAY AT RACIAL BARRIER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(SEC GG) *MANAGER HAS TIGERS BY THE TAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(SEC AA) *SUFFRAGIST'S ROLE HAS BEEN FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.04, col.4"
(SEC BB) *GOVERNOR WAS VOICE OF SD PROGRESSIVES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.04, col.4"
(SEC GG) SD TOUGHENED UP OWNER OF DOLPHINS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.04, col.4"
(SEC AA) *RAPID CITY CREATOR WAS THERE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.04, col.5"
(SEC DD) *'GENTLEMAN'S GENTLEMAN',"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.04, col.5"
(SEC AA) *A WILD WEST SUPER HERO,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
(SEC AA) AUTHOR WAS NO WIZARD IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
(SEC BB) *HORSE AND BUGGY BROUGHT DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
(SEC CC) *A HAND IN FDR'S FARM POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
(SEC DD) *FIRST FLYING ACE CARRIED WINNING HAND,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
(SEC DD) *SPORTSCASTER-SENATOR AT HOME ON THE AIR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
(SEC EE) *PUBLISHER ON WATER DEVELOPMENT ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
(SEC GG) EX-SENATOR MAKES A POINT OF SD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
AUTHOR WAS NO WIZARD IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
(SEC BB) *CHIROPRACTOR TOUCHED OFF A FAMILY LEGACY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.05, col.3"
(SEC BB) *NUN'S GOOD DEEDS MADE STATE SMARTER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.05, col.3"
(SEC DD) *CONGRESSMAN WAS A LEADING ARCHITECT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.05, col.5"
(SEC AA) *AGENT BENT RULES TO AID INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(SEC AA) *PREACHER TOOK MESSAGE PAST THE RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(SEC BB) *AUTHOR SHARED HER PRAIRIE MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
"(SEC CC) *ATTORNEY TESTED, REFINED THE LAW","Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(SEC CC) *EDITOR STEERED HIS PAPER TO THE TOP,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(SEC CC) *LAW DEAN CHALLENGED STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(SEC CC) *WOMAN BROKE POLITICAL BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(SEC DD) *LOW-KEY NEWSMAN HAD HIGH PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(SEC GG) *GOVERNORS POLITICS HAD A PERSONAL TOUCH,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(SEC GG) *WRANGLING WAS HOUSE LEADER'S SPECIALTY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(SEC EE) *NEWSMAN SOUGHT OUT THE GOOD AND SIMPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.06, col.3"
(SEC BB) *TO PROMOTE INDIAN RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.06, col.5"
(SEC DD) *CANTON PHYSICIST IN ATOMIC AGE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.06, col.5"
(SEC EE) *ACTOR'S PASSION HAS PERSEVERED FOR 50 YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.06, col.5"
(SEC BB) *SUFFRAGE LEADER MUSCLED HER WAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
(SEC DD) *'BOOKKEEPER' MULTIPLIED FORTUNE FOR 3M,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
(SEC DD) *BUSINESSMAN MADE LEWIS HOUSEHOLD NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
(SEC DD) *EX-UNION LEADER SPOKE FOR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
(SEC EE) *RADIO STAR SHARES LIFE WITH LISTENERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
(SEC GG) *MEDIA MOGUL HAD DUBIOUS DEBUT IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
(SEC BB) *MARSHAL GOT HELP FROM POWERFUL PAL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.07, col.3"
(SEC BB) *RANCHER BECAME STATE'S 'BUFFALO KING',"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.07, col.3"
(SEC DD) *TOOK BIRDS UNDER HIS WING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.07, col.5"
(SEC EE) *JUDGE BECOMES THE ROLE MODEL SHE NEVER HAD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.07, col.5"
(SEC AA) *CLERGYMAN BROUGHT CHRISTIANITY TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
(SEC AA) *FOUNDER OF YANKTON COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
(SEC CC) *MESSAGE OF LAKOTA SAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
(SEC EE) *VICE PRESIDENT CHERISHED TIES TO DOLAND,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
(SEC CC) *POET'S LAUREATE'S RHYMES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.08, col.4"
(SEC GG) *PROFESSOR HAS MADE CAREER IN GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.08, col.5"
(SEC CC) *SPITFIRE LAWYER HAD NO EQUAL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
(SEC EE) *COWBOY BECAME RODEO CHAMP,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
(SEC GG) *32 STORE CHAIN HAD HUMBLE BEGINNINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
(SEC GG) DRUGGIST STRUCK IT RICH WITH OASIS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
(SEC AA) *GOOD BOOKS CAME FROM AUTHOR'S ORDEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(SEC AA) *WRITER MADE 'GIANTS' OF SD PIONEERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(SEC CC) *YANKTON BOOSTER SOWED THE SEEDS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(SEC EE) *CRAZY HORSE SCULPTURE A PART OF ARTIST,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(SEC GG) *SALESMAN FOUND RECEPTIVE AUDIENCE FOR TV,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(SEC AA) *PAIN COULDN'T STOP PRIEST'S SIOUX TOILS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
(SEC CC) *NOTRE DAME COACH HAD WINNING ROOTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
(SEC GG) *DOCTOR LENDS SKILLFUL HANDS...,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
(SEC AA) *MINING INNOVATOR MADE LEAD SHINE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.11, col.3"
(SEC AA) GENERAL FOUGHT FOR SD SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.11, col.3"
(SEC EE) *EX-REGENT'S DEDICATION BOOSTS STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.11, col.4"
(SEC GG) *SD VALUES HELP ANCHORMAN SHINE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
(SEC GG) *PROFESSOR'S QUIET MANNER PACKS POWERFUL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1988, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
CRASH INJURES 3 NEAR PARKER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOOPS HOOPLA RULES JEFFERSON,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INVESTOR TO MAKE MARK AT RAVEN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TIPS ON STEERING KIDS FROM SATAN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL MODELS HELP BUSINESS IN NEW YORK,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DON'T TURN THE STATE INTO A DUMP (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MOST IN SD UNDERPAID (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TEEN-AGERS WHO DRINK FOLLOW ROLE MODELS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PROMOTE LOVING FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SD SHOULD CHANGE LAW (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ANDERA CONSIDERS GUBERNATORIAL BID,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CREWS WILL SWEEP CITY STREETS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED AFTER STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON PROCLAIMS DRINKING WATER WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON SETS VISITS TO FOUR COMMUNITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE GETS GRANT TO COUNTER CRIME,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CASTLEWOOD WORKS TO PRESERVE HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*CBA COACH HOPES TO START WITH 4,000","Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION PROTESTERS TO PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION LIMITS TAUNTS ABOUT GENETIC DISORDER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RATE HIKE TRIMMED FOR WORKERS' COMP,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"TEEN GETS 50 YEARS FOR BURGLARY, ROBBERY","Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE RAZES BARN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLANDREAU TRIBE LINES UP BIGGER GAME OPERATION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WAGE DISPUTE TURNS INTO SHOUTING MATCH,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CONTROL OF OTHERS' LIVES IS MAIN ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DUTY TO WATCH BINGO CLOSER (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BABY NOT PART OF MOTHER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*CONVICTED CRIMINAL SHOULD SERVE SENTENCES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
'GRANDMA MOSES' IS A MUST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ARTS ENDOWMENT IS VITAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ARTICLE LACKED FOLLOW-UP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CARBURETOR NOT ILLEGAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BUSH PLAYS WIMP PERFECTLY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
WHY CUT DOWN TREES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*CLASSICAL MUSICIAN AIMS HIGH,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CITY, MCKENNAN BATTLE BARRIERS","Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
NURSES SEMINAR SET FOR FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CANTON MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON RECEIVES RESPONSE FROM CORPS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NAACP RECOGNIZES SF CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROSTITUTION CHARGE FILED AGAINST WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CALLER TIPS POLICE ABOUT BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NOBEL LAUREATE FEARS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'SHADOWS' LEARN ABOUT GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAPE ACCOMPLICE GETS 50 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WORKER HUNT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REFUND RULED ON JAIL CALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"BLOOD TEST INVALID, CHARGES DROPPED","Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RARE MARIMBAS TO BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CASTLEWOOD MAN WINS DAMAGES IN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COMMISSION OK'S TRANSFER OF FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REPUBLICAN WANTS HELP FROM SD DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HARTFORD CONSIDERS WATER-RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WILLOW RUN COURSE HIT BY LOTTERY BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GILBERT TO SERVE ON SANTEE SIOUX COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
COUNTY TO FILL VACANCY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
POTENTIAL DROPOUTS NEED EXTRA CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*IOWAN SPRINTS CLOSER TO OBTAINING GOALS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WOLFGANG TAKES HIGH ROUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
APRIL SHOWERS BRING JOY TO SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CUSTOM APPLICATORS ARE GROWING TREND,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*GAME MAKES MATH FUN FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBE SUES EX-PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY GEARS PLAN TO EASE JAIL CROWDING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MISSING MOM FOUND LOOKING FOR DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SUNUNU FLAP CANNOT BE DISMISSED LIGHTLY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*AFRICA REFUGEES IN URGENT NEED OF US AID,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MORE PARKS NEEDED FOR RECREATION IN CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STATE LEGISLATORS NEED TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*HIGHER PRICES FOR CONCERTS SIGN OF TIMES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIG BUSINESS AT ELKTON PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOME-COOKED CONVENIENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BARRIER AWARENESS DAY SCHEDULED THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MEN ARRESTED, HELD IN ALLEGED KNIFE FIGHT","Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHAEFER TO HEAD NATIONAL GUARD GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU ACTRESS BEST IN NATION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
323RD CHEMICAL CO EXPECTED HOME SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SILO UNLOADER SMASHES CAR INJURING MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY IS MEETING ITS MINIMUM HIRING GOALS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX SORE ABOUT GAMBLING BUCKS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*POPULARITY, SIZE DRIVE RECYCLING TO COURT HOUSE","Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VOLUNTEERS MAY GET BODY ARMOR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION PROHIBITS VIDEO LOTTERY FREEBIES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
10-YEAR-OLD GIRL DIES IN SWING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOX ELDER EDUCATORS ACCEPT 7 PERCENT PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SIOUX LEADERS WANT SAY OVER MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FATAL ROSEBUD CAR FIRE UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*TRI-VALLEY'S EAGLE CHASING HAS EDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JUNIOR OLYMPIC TEAM ON ITS WAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
RANKED 32ND BY 'FINANCIAL WORLD',"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TO HOST FLY-IN MAY 11,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
RAINS PLANT OPTIMISM ON FARMS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
POLICY CHANGE LIMITS INMATE BIBLE CLASSES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BRUTALITY NOT PROBLEM IN CITY, MOST SAY","Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LEGISLATIVE 'CLUBHOUSE' PLACE TO EAT--AND DRINK,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*CHIEF SAYS BEATING IS A FORCE, NOT RACE, ISSUE","Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RACIAL MIX OF JURY UNNECESSARY--OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
VIDEOTAPES INCREASINGLY USED AS EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LEAGUE REITERATES STAND ON WASHINGTON (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MARCH AGAINST HUNGER SCHEDULED SUNDAY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VERDICT MUST NOT BE SHRUGGED OFF (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ATTACK SHOWS LACK OF RESPECT FOR LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*TRACKS READY FOR HOT STARTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NO RAIN MEANS NO PAIN FOR RELAYS ORGANIZERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RESTRICTIONS REMOVED FOR COVELL LAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
OFFICIAL EXPECTS ETHANOL TO BE HOT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
SD AMONG BEST IN NATION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.6"
A REAL SCORCHER--102 IN WINNER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DESCENDENT OF 1ST SFC PRESIDENT TO VISIT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL PARADE PLANS TO BE ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE NABBED FOR COCAINE TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON MAN DIES IN 1-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRIVATE EYE LIKES FINDING A CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL CATHOLIC POPULATION DROPS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"REGIONAL COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENTS START","Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SMELLY SCHOOL SPURS DAY OFF FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BROADCAST OFFICIAL RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EPA TO FUND 7-STATE MINE WASTE STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LENNOX BAND ISSUE MEETINGS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RUSHMORE EVENT TO HONOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TREE WORKSHOP TODAY AT USD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"USD STUDENT WINS {dollar}30,000 SCHOLARSHIP","Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROUP GIVES DASCHLE TOP RATING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEEK BREW BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CONGRESS URGES RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HORSEPLAY CAN'T BAR WORKERS' COMP,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"DASCHLE, PRESSLER SPLIT ON 'SUPER PERK' BILL","Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*MUSIC LOVER PUTS WORD IN FOR COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*REBA'S STAR IS RED HOT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*PROPELLER HUB CITED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MILLER SET TO PICK LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MICKELSON IS ROLE MODEL FOR ALL YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*WE CAN 'DO SOMETHING',"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*RENOVATION COSTS OF OLD WHS OVERSTATED,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*SD LOST A QUALITY LEADER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOV MICKELSON WILL BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'ARGUS' SHOULD COVER REFUGEE EVENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CHURCH CLOTHING GIVEAWAY DOUBLES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY DEMOCRATS CHOOSE PARTY CHAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RALLY SUPPORTING MORALITY SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF MEN HELD IN DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GRADUATIONS TO KEEP PRAYERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LONG SWIM BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PIONEER STORIES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PAVILION HITS SNAG OVER FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARMY RESERVE UNIT GETS GULF WAR HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JEFFERSON SCHOOL OFFICIAL RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JURY CLEARS 4 OFFICERS OF BRUTALITY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RC MAN FACES MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU AUTHOR TO SIGN HIS NEW HISTORY BOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU'S ART MUSEUM DIRECTOR TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HONORING MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GIRLS WORKING TO SLOW SALES OF CIGARETTES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEADWOOD CASINO SURVEILLANCE OK'D,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
VETS SHARE EXPERIENCES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"BROOKINGS MAN, 54, LOVED TO TRAVEL","Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*OUTDOOR STORE MAKING MOVE TO DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD JOBLESS DIPS TO 3.4%,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AVERAGE WEEKLY EARNINGS: {dollar}367,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*DERBY WINNER IS: UNION CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RUNNING THROUGH RAINDROPS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*YANKTON'S FISCHER DELIVERS IN BOYS 400,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HEALTH-CARE MANDATE FAILING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE LIFE AND TIMES OF TEEN-AGE MOTHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PERFECTIONIST CHARLES TUNES IN AT REHEARSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TOWN TO DOUBLE IN SIZE BY SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
4 BUSINESSES HONORED MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ADVERTISING AWARDS GIVEN OUT SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FLYING BECOMING STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WHO'S FLYING HIGH IN AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SDSU'S PITCH: TO BE NCC BASEBALL KING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRIP WEST BRINGS STATE'S BEAUTY INTO VIEW,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*NORTHERN STATE FOLLOWS THE SUN,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
LAWMAKERS GET {dollar}75 A DAY FOR EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RURAL TRENT WOMAN DIES IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE HOSTS 2ND HEALTH-CARE FORUM,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CLOTHING CENTER HELPS 1,565 PEOPLE","Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SURPLUS FIRM'S DEALINGS PROBED,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BLESSINGS OF BIKES MAKES ROAD SAFER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT OFFERS THE MOST MEDIA OUTLETS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"CANDIDATES AIR VIEWS ON TAXES, STATE WORKERS' PAY","Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MITCHELL TO HELP FUND WATER STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CITY OF BROOKINGS SELLS 34 ACRES OF LAND,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OFFICE PROPOSES NEW EMISSION FEE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WORKSHOP TO DISCUSS TOXIC-MATERIAL REPORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"JOHNSON, DASCHLE HIGH ON FARMERS' LIST","Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LATE-SEASON STORM THREATENS CALVES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*IN THE GARDENING MOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"FINED {dollar}2,250 IN WORKER'S DEATH","Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
INJUNCTION PREVENTS IHS FROM CUTTING SERVICE MORE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
BEAVERS TAKE BIGGER BITE OUT OF STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CITY COMMISSIONERS WEIGH MORRELL WORTH (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FENCE TAX REPRESENTS LATEST CIVIC OUTRAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
GIVE ALLEN CREDIT FOR TAX STANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
POLITICIANS WON'T ADMIT SMOKING POSES DANGER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
TIM JOHNSON DOESN'T REPRESENT THIS STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
*AUCTION DRAMA WAS A LESSON IN RURAL LIVING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*PORTUGAL FULL OF ADVENTURE AND RICHES FOR TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1994, sect.G, p.08, col.1"
*PRAIRIE DANCERS ENTERTAIN EARLY BIRDS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CONSUMER SAFETY SHOULD RULE DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KEEP EXPOSING DOINGS OF NEW CITY COUNCIL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*BENEFITS OF EDUCATION OUTWEIGH COST,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*CONVOLUTED LEGAL SYSTEM REPLACES LAKOTA VALUES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
JANKLOW SHOULD REALIZE STUDENT HAD GOOD POINT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BASEBALL CAN RESTORE SPIRIT TO UNITED STATES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NEWS MEDIA ARE GUILTY OF NEGATIVE REPORTING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TEENS WORSE DRIVERS THAN ELDERLY PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
ACCUSED MOLESTER ISN'T FROM FREEMAN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
JEWISH LAW PUNISHES FOR FORCED MISCARRIAGES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
AMERICAN INDIANS DESERVE PRIVILEGES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*SPRING FEVER HAS ONLY ONE FAIL-SAFE CURE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SISTERS BECOME PARTNERS IN EFFORT TO SAVE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIX SOUTH DAKOTANS EARN NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THIS GANG WILL YAC IT UP IN WORK FOR ADVISORY PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DIVISION I TRANSFER GIVES AUGIE SIZE AROUND BASKET,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TSCHETTERS' LATE RALLY MISSES CUP,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AUGIE HIRES MEN'S BASKETBALL ASSISTANT,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
BUSINESSES RAISING AID FOR BOMB VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICERS HONORED FOR THEIR EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY DEMOCRATS ELECT NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP COLLECTING SIGNATURES,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CLUB PLANS BREAKFAST TO HONOR OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEENS GET TASTE OF HUNGER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STATE LUTHERANS MEET SEVEN FINALISTS FOR BISHOP,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ROOSEVELT HIGH PRINCIPAL STEERS CLEAR OF WHINERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RESETTLEMENT OF REFUGEES FORUM TOPIC,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
FEMA TO STUDY EFFECTS OF FLOODING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*8TH CIRCUIT COURT TURNS DOWN SIERRA CLUB'S REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULTING OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SMELTING BECOMES ERRATIC WITH WEATHER,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*USD HOSTS POET; READING IS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ELK POINT NEWSPAPER GETS NEW OWNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WET SPRING MIGHT NOT HURT WHEAT CROP,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CHAMBERLAIN BRIDGE DECLARED LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
UNIVERSITIES LOOK TO ALUMNI FOR FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*MOVING DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MIDWEST GAS SEEKING RATE INCREASE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
NORWEGIANS PLAN SYTTENDE MAI EVENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*GREEN THUMB,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*AGING OF SOUTH DAKOTA FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
EXPANSION OF LOCAL CALLING AREA IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICERS ARE MORE THAN 'DOG-CATCHERS',"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*PROGRAMS HELP THOSE UNABLE TO PAY ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 01 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
COUNTIES MAY COLLECT RR TAXES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COUNTIES MAY COLLECT RR TAXES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BIA DIRECTOR TRANSFERRED-HARLEY ZEPHIER,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SIX SHINE ON MERIT TESTS-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BIA DIRECTOR TRANSFERRED-HARLEY ZEPHIER,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
READER'S EYES OPENED ON CANCER SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
REASONABLE BUT ARBITRARY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DOVE SEASON OPPOSED NOW OR ANYTIME,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
MOATS WANTS TO HEAR THOSE THREE MAGIC WORDS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DANIEL STEINBERG 'DISCOVERED' NOT CREATED BY MANN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY HOSPITALS PARTICIPATE IN MOCK DISASTER,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CREDITORS MIGHT OBJECT TO MILWAUKEE LOAN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STRIKE ACTIVITIES TO BE INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STRIKE ACTIVITIES TO BE INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOAD LIMITS LIFTED ON MOST ROADS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS DEFEAT TEA BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GARREAU ELECTED CORPORATION LEADER,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GARREAU ELECTED CORPORATION LEADER,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ONE COUNTY IN WEATHER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE WORRIED ABOUT RAILWORKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE WORRIED ABOUT RAILWORKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ELMWOOD MAY STAY OPEN IF DESIRED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DENNY NELSON TO SPONSOR SUCCESS SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SAFETY PATROL APPRECIATION DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*NEW MALL WILL BE MOSTLY BRANCHES OF LOCAL STORES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CITY TO INSTITUTE POLICE PARK PATROL,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CITY TO INSTITUTE POLICE PARK PATROL,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*A TRAIL OF LIGHT FROM THE SAFETY REFLECTORS ON THE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
LOCAL RAISES DEPEND ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*SCHOOL DISTRICT FUNDING STILL A SORE POINT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*SCHOOL DISTRICT FUNDING STILL A SORE POINT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LOCAL RAISES DEPEND ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
WEGNER EVER OPTIMISTIC ABOUT MEDICAL SCHOOL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*RICE BEATS BEEF BUDGET BLUES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.2"
READER RECIPE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
GLOVES ARE OFF IN US SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GLOVES ARE OFF IN US SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GLOVES ARE OFF IN US SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GLOVES ARE OFF IN US SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GLOVES ARE OFF IN US SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"3 FIRES SET, ALL LOCKED UP AT STATE PEN","Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*A PORTRAIT OF AN ANTIQUE TAVERN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A PORTRAIT OF AN ANTIQUE TAVERN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A PORTRAIT OF AN ANTIQUE TAVERN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RESEARCH TAKES AUGUSTANA DEBATERS TO THE TOP,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BARBER SHOP THRIVES DESPITE NEW WAVE SALONS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RESEARCH TAKES AUGUSTANA DEBATERS TO THE TOP,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BARBER SHOP THRIVES DESPITE NEW WAVE SALONS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SUPERWALK TO RAISE DIMES, DOLLARS","Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
THE LITTLE GUYS ARE BIG IN THE DAKOTA RELAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INCREASE IN SD BANKRUPTCIES EXPECTED IN FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RAILROAD PLAN STILL UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRISON'S FEDERAL FUNDING THREATENED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NSP MAY HIKE MINN RATES-SD NOT AFFECTED FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
NSP MAY HIKE MINN RATES-SD NOT AFFECTED FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ALEXANDRIA-SCHOOLS OPEN AFTER MISCONDUCT PROBE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
KEEPING 'SMARTS' (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"UNION ACTION GROUPS, PAY GOALS WAY TO GO (L)","Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"LAWYER CLARIFIES HIS ROLE, PRAISES POLICE (L)","Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SD WOMAN DIES IN ONE-CAR CRASH-HAROLD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MOTORCYCLIST KILLED IN CRASH-VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COKE SUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE HAS FARMER PHONE-IN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CUSTER CITIZENS RALLY FOR HOSTAGES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
KANE TO RUN FOR PUBLIC UTILITIES SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
KATUS-TAX REFORM FOR MIDDLE CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OPTIMISTS HONOR 4 POLICE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POSTMASTERS TO GATHER IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
KANE TO RUN FOR PUBLIC UTILITIES SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHUMAKER-LESS FARM CONTROLS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INMATE'S LIBEL SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS TO MEET MCGOVERN IN PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE INTERIM PANEL TO PROBE STATE BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
INDIANS TO MEET MCGOVERN IN PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"LOW, MIDDLE-INCOME BUYERS ELIGIBLE FOR SOLAR HEAT HO","Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"LOW, MIDDLE-INCOME BUYERS ELIGIBLE FOR SOLAR HEAT HO","Argus LeaderMay 02 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*THE BUDGET BATTLE HAS JUST BEGUN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CURT FIEDLER SPLASHES THROUGH WATER ON WAY TO WIN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE BUDGET BATTLE HAS JUST BEGUN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIEDLER RUNS LITTLE EXTRA,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RELAYS EXCITE CANADIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*EGAN BREAKS UP TSCHETTER SWEEP,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
NEW DAKOTA PROPOSITION DRIVE STARTS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
US NOW WILL IMPOSE ONLY TOTAL EMBARGOES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--SD CAN'T AFFORD TO HELP SWIFT BIRD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--SD CAN'T AFFORD TO HELP SWIFT BIRD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--SD CAN'T AFFORD TO HELP SWIFT BIRD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PLEDGES HELP TO CENDAK SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW PLEDGES HELP TO CENDAK SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RANCHER OVERPAID FOR DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RANCHER OVERPAID FOR DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RANCHER OVERPAID FOR DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW PLEDGES HELP TO CENDAK SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MISSING GIRL CONTACTS MOTHER,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ID FOR CHECKS A SENSIBLE PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO REAL GAIN FROM COLLEGE POLICY MEET (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR DASCHLE ABOUT TAX CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CETA PROGRAM WASTE SHOULD BE ELIMINATED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTION COOPERATION URGED BY SZAMEIT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TOLERANCE URGED IN DIVERSE US SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
THINKS MEDIA OFFERS TOO MUCH INFORMATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SD YOUTH GETS {dollar}4000 GANNETT AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SD YOUTH GETS {dollar}4000 GANNETT AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHUFFLE RESULTS IN 1 SD WATER TEAM,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA POPS CONCERT DATES SET,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AREA GROUP DENIES RALLY SPONSORSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER--FAMILY FARMS THREATENED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF COLLEGE DANCE PROGRAM TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WINNER SITE OF SORORITY MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VERMILLION AREA WOMEN TO PRESENT PLAY AT USD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRM TO STUDY CENDAK PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
GROUP--DON'T LIFT 1080 BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ABERDEEN GETS NEW TELEPHONE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*(CULTURE) SD STORIES AS DIVERSE AS ITS PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.1, p.01, col.1"
*(CULTURE) THE TRAIN MOTEL,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.1, p.04, col.1"
*(CULTURE) AN INDIAN'S FINAL STAND-BLACK HILLS CAMP,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.1, p.06, col.1"
*(CULTURE) INDIAN COUNSELOR WORK WITHIN SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.1, p.06, col.1"
*(CULTURE)FORMER REFUGEE WANTS TO RETURN TO HOMELAND,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.1, p.08, col.1"
"*(CULTURE) IT'S JUST THE RIGHT SIZE, CLEAN & SAFE","Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.1, p.09, col.1"
*(CULTURE) SD GROWING ON EAST & WEST BORDERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.1, p.09, col.1"
*(CULTURE) THE HOTEL MAID,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.1, p.10, col.1"
(FINANCE) THE KIRBY CLAN OF WESTERN SURETY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.2, p.01, col.1"
*(FINANCE) SF MAN BULLISH ON BROKERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.2, p.02, col.1"
*(FINANCE) SF POLICE CHIEF MERLYN SORENSEN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.2, p.04, col.1"
*(FINANCE) TEMPERED JUDICIAL SOPHISTICATION,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.2, p.06, col.1"
*(FINANCE) SAW GOVERNORS CHANGE OVER THE YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.2, p.07, col.1"
*(FINANCE) RELAXED IN OFFICE DESPITE BACKGROUND,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.2, p.08, col.1"
*(FINANCE) AN EASY EQUATION FOR SUCCESS-HARD WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.2, p.10, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) FAMILY WORRIES ABOUT MORRELL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.3, p.01, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) SHE'LL TALK AND TEACH NUTRITION TOO,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.3, p.03, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) THE MAINSTAY OF THIS WHOLE COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.3, p.04, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) HE SEES A BRIGHTER FUTURE COMING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.3, p.05, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) SUNSHINE-STARTED 51 YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.3, p.08, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) THIS COUNTRY EDITOR IS BIG BOOSTER,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.3, p.09, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE)FARMER'S WORD STILL IS AS GOOD AS GOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.3, p.10, col.1"
*(AGRICULTURE) FARMERS AREN'T QUITTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.3, p.11, col.1"
(RETAIL) LEWIS DRUG CHIEF STILL IN STORE OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.4, p.01, col.1"
(RETAIL)53 YEARS OF CUTTING HAIR-TOO YOUNG TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.4, p.02, col.1"
*(RETAIL) PAINTING A SF SUCCESS STORY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.4, p.04, col.1"
*(RETAIL) SHE'S THE CUSTOMERS' FRIEND,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.4, p.06, col.1"
*(RETAIL) BUILDING A CAREER IN ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.4, p.07, col.1"
*(RETAIL) A THINKER FINDS HIMSELF AHEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.4, p.08, col.1"
"*(RETAIL) WALSH COMBINES FAST FOOD, COUNSELING","Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.4, p.10, col.1"
*(HEALTH) DRIBBLING THROUGH LIFE WITH COACH ODNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.5, p.01, col.1"
*(HEALTH) ARGUS ABOUNDS WITH SIOUX EMPIRE PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.5, p.03, col.2"
*(HEALTH) NEW USD HEAD GIVES BARBED LESSON,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.5, p.04, col.1"
*(HEALTH) SHE LIKED LEARNING & SAW NO REASON TO STOP,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.5, p.04, col.1"
*(HEALTH) FATHER DOES THAT ROMAN COLLAR PROUD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.5, p.05, col.1"
*(HEALTH) HOMETOWN DOCTOR SINCE 1949,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.5, p.08, col.1"
*(HEALTH) ROSSING HEADS OUR SAVIOR'S CONGREGATION,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.5, p.10, col.1"
*(HEALTH) SF MINISTERS TRYING TO FILL GAP,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.5, p.11, col.1"
"*(INDUSTRY) MULLIGAN, SIOUX FALLS' RESIDENT BAG MAN","Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.6, p.01, col.1"
*(INDUSTRY) CASKET-MAKER--DAKOTA CASKET CO,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.6, p.03, col.1"
*(INDUSTRY) CHRISTENSEN LEADS RAVEN MARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.6, p.05, col.1"
*(INDUSTRY) GARBAGE MAN KNOWS THE PART OF TOWN...,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.6, p.08, col.1"
*(INDUSTRY)GILBERT FIND ADVENTURE ON NATION'S BYWAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.6, p.10, col.1"
*(INDUSTRY) WESTERN AIRLINES' JACK-OF-ALL-TRADES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.6, p.11, col.1"
*WHEEL(ER)ING AND DEALING IN LEMMON SD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY-WE DON'T NEED A SMOKING GUN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*RECORDS DON'T COME EASY, EVEN ON NICE DAYS","Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA WINS SOFTBALL TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FRIENDS COME AND GO ALONG RACE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOFTBALL'S NOT SIMPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HARTFORD OPENS (CONLEY),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
FIREHOUSE CLUB REOPENS AFTER RESPONCE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN KILLED IN TRUCK-BIKE COLLISION,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILLIONS OF TINY FISH GIVE 'SMELT FEVER',"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUNG SALMON ARE BEING STOCKED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIGGEST DAY EVER FOR SF RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*DESPITE SEASON, SOME FARMERS PESSIMISTIC","Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOT TOO MUCH TRASH-MAKE A MOUNTAIN OF IT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PAYING FOR HAVING TOO LITTLE GARBAGE...CUSTER,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARGUS TODAY SALUTES PEOPLE OF S DAKOTA (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAVORABLE PRESSLER ARTICLE NOT NOTICED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'MISSING' INSPIRES NEW LOOK AT RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CAMP BUILDING PLANS CALLED MISGUIDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*NATIVES TAKE NOSTALGIC GLIMPSE AT PAST (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOYS STATE ORIENTATION TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD FISHING OUTLOOK GOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WYOMING MAN DIES IN CRASH NEAR ONIDA,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DOGS ARE HIS BEST FRIEND,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
FIRST HIGHWAY PATROLMAN WATCHES FROM LOBBY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*HOWE COMBINED MODERNISM WITH CULTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SUCCESSFUL S DAKOTANS REMEMBER THEIR ROOTS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ROCHELLE SCHOTZKO...COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.D, p.15, col.1"
COMING HOME TO CREATIVE FINANCING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BURGER KING HELPS SHOP GET STARTED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PAY IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TODAY IS TAX FREEDOM DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPRING SHOWERS USHER IN MAY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ALL-STAR WRESTLING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA SONGS COMPILED IN BOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"*ARNOLD KEEPS LAW, ORDER IN ELKTON","Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR BACKS REAGAN ON EL SALVADOR,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BADGER CLARK CELEBRATION MAY 14,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BANK CONSOLIDATIONS GET APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 RAPID CITY WOMEN KILLED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN ARRESTED AFTER FATAL CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE--VETERANS UNDERSTAND AMERICAN FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TAXES ARE FACT OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"HOT LINE IMPROVEMENTS ESSENTIAL FOR US, RUSSIA (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*BLIND, AUTISTIC BOY IS MUSICAL GENIUS","Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"FEATURE POET, INDIAN HEALTH WORKERS, BAND","Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*PICNIC, PARADE BEAR RESULTS","Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RC WATCHES ST PAUL FOR SALES-LEASE BACK,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*MILLSLAGLE BEATS ELEMENTS IN WINNING MARATHON,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*TAEKWONDO FORM, TECHNIQUE","Argus LeaderMay 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BANK MAY BRING 500 JOBS TO CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE ORDERED TO IMPROVE PRISON,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"IT'S OVER, WILL CLOSE JUN 30","Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
WHEN DAKOTA RELAYS ORIGINATED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS TROUT TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*LOCAL FBI GETS LEADS ON GARRETSON BOY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*COUNSELOR OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
DONALDSON LEADS SCHOOL OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FROM DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
SENCORE CITED FOR PRODUCTIVITY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
SHERWOOD BERG HONORED AT ROAST,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
USD FRATERNITY HONORS OWENS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
*USD HONORS TWO ALUMNI,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
COUNTY OFFICE STAFF GETS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
STUDENT WINS CONFERENCE AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
*ARCHITECT'S DRAWING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY DELAYS SALE OF POOR FARM UNTIL 1985,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OPTIMIST CLUB PREPARES FOR YEARLY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL SESSION WILL OPEN WITH PUBLIC TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TRIAL TO COST TAXPAYERS {dollar}100,000-PLUS","Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CLOSING MAY NOT BE ANSWER TO PRISON CRISIS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY MAY RE-EVALUATE PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BEAR PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
JURIES HOLD DEFENDENTS ACCOUNTABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DELAYING WASHINGTON DECISION WOULD BE HARMFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WASHINGTON INSTRUCTION IS EQUAL TO LINCOLN'S (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MARCH WILL PROTEST VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MORE CARE FOR HANDICAPPED ADULTS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SUBDISTRICT SETS GUIDELINES FOR LAKE ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CLOSING CAUSES MILLER TO CHANGE PARTIES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
FUNERAL DIRECTOR SAYS NEW RULES CONFUSING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
STATE MAY INCREASE FEES FOR RENTING FILMS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CHEM-NUCLEAR DENIES IT EYES ALTERNATE SITES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOOPS' LOBBYING WOULD HAVE VIOLATED POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JANKLOW, SRSTKA DISCUSSED HOOPS BEFORE MEETING","Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON WEST GERMAN CEMETERY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THE REGENTS MESS IS UP TO JANKLOW (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CHORAL GALA,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW POLICY IS UNCLOGGING COURTS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SENIORS MAKE MAY DAY A TREAT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EPA MONEY WILL HELP SIOUX RIVER CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY CONVICTS MAN FOR MARIJUANA DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KIDS' PART IN SCHOOL'S SHAKY FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WELL OWNERS, BE WARY OF CONTAMINATION","Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAPTIVITY A HAZY MEMORY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COURT TO APPOINT INVESTIGATOR FOR SHERWOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POSTMASTER GENERAL HEADS FOR SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF TRANSIT TO EXPAND DISCOUNT SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS WILL HELP CLEAN UP HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GANNETT AIDS READERS, KIDS, RADIO FANS","Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LOCAL BISHOP TO HELP DECIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CHANGES IN WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
NEWS GROUPS JOIN NEWSWEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE BANKERS PROTEST PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
IOWA OFFICIAL SUES SD COMPANY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
OFFICIAL URGES END TO GARRISON FIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LESLIE NAMED PLAYER OF YEAR BY COACHES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BANDIT HOLDS UP CITY THRIFT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EROS SHOWS 1 REACTOR BURNING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOMBING POSITION DISTORTED BY WRITER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RIGHT TO DIE WITH DIGNITY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS HELPING DIABETES VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*ARLIE'S ALL-STARS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD HAS AIDS HYSTERIA,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*FARMER HAS HIS WHEAT FIRMLY PLANTED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOYAL PATRONS WILL MISS TEA ROOM,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPERINTENDENTS FAVOR STATE AID FORMULA,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}50,000 BOND SET FOR MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT","Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOY HIT BY TRUCK REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GUILTY OF EXPIRED SALE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JOHNSON OPPOSES REPEAL OF PROFITS TAX ON OIL,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN GETS NEW COMMUTER AIRLINE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN SCHOOL BOARD ASKS BRULE FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FLANDREAU VOTERS TO DECIDE SCHOOL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEMORIAL FOR WAR CASUALTIES TO BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOURISM DIRECTOR SAYS IDEAS ARE POURING IN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE DECLARATION UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TOURISM PROSPECTS LOOK GOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SUNNY DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LE DOUX RETURNS FOR DIFFERENT FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
THOUSANDS CROWD HOWARD WOOD MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BASEBALL DRIVE STARTS AT USD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*MORRELL ON STRIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY COMMISSIONERS JUGGLE JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STRIKE THE THIRD IN NINE MONTHS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*LAUNCHING A NEW SPACE CAREER,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*NEW PANTY HOSE AREN'T BORN TO RUN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BUSINESSES CONTRIBUTE TO SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MEALS ON WHEELS SALUTES HELPERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PROCEEDS FROM AIRSHOW HELP CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GRANTS GIVEN TO CHILDREN'S INN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
RESTORATION GROUP APPRECIATES HELP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*TYPICAL OF CASES AIDED BY HELPLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOULDN'T ADD TO SUFFERING IN HURON (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WAGE ACT MORE JOBS FOR TEENS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GORBACHEV SHOULD SEE RETAIL SYSTEM (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*YOU GET OUT OF FAITH,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*LIGHTNING-QUICK SPRINTERS REIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE WHIPS AUGUSTANA TO CLINCH TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX CITY MAYOR DIES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WHITE ENTERS, LEAVES HOSPITAL","Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ZONING BOARD TO REVIEW QUARRY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOME PARKING RAMP ARGUMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OVERHEATED MOTOR BLAMED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BANKS PLANS BUSINESS BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INSURANCE DIRECTOR GETS POST,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ELIZABETH DOLE TO SPEAK IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WAKPALA FIRE PLEA TO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AIRCRAFT FIRM SETTLES SUIT IN SIOUX FALLS CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA PORK TO OPEN HURON PLANT MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUND BROKEN FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOLLEFSON RESIGNS FROM WATER CONGRESS POST,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SALES TAX INCREASE TAKES EFFECT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TRIBAL LEADERS JAILED FOR CONTEMPT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*AGE OF JUVENILE CUSTODY CENTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"MTV MOVES TODAY, BUT KTTW STAYS PUT","Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DUO BRINGS A LITTLE COUNTRY TO THE CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL PLAN STILL FACES HURDLES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ANTIQUE TYPESETTER KEEPS TINY CANOVA...,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WINDS SOCK STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STUDENTS MIXED ON PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*COMPUTER COMPLETES JAZZ TRIO,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*INFORMATION ABOUT AIDS SELLS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SOME DOUBT BAD DOCTOR DATA BANK,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
CEMETERY CLEAN-UP SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
COURSES TEACH MOTORCYCLE SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
MORE HOSPICE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"TV STATION SAYS THINK, DON'T DRINK","Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
JAYCEES LOOK FOR PAST MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*VOLK SHOULD MOVE ON TO ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NATION NEEDS REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NO CHARGES FILED IN WEEKEND INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROAD DITCH MOWING RIGHTS UP FOR BID,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES VETERANS AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY REPORTS CRACKS IN MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*AREA WRITERS SHARE TIPS, AUTOGRAPHS","Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WELDER MASTERS ELEMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOLUNTEER'S GENTLE SPIRIT EARNED...,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*GOVERNOR TO VISIT STATE'S TROOPS IN HONDURAS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WATERTOWN TO LOOK AT TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BUSINESS POLICY REPORT CARD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LAW FIRM HIRES EX-CITIBANK CHIEF,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BREEZING THROUGH A PRACTICE RUN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAIN BELOW NORMAL--FARMERS WORRY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SWAT COMMANDER FALLS 5 STORIES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
3 IN SD CHARGED IN BRIBES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
OPENING LAST BLOCK OF MALL IS WORTH (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CANCER SOCIETY HAS NO TIES TO OTHER CHARITIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TEACHERS NOT OVERPAID (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHY ARE DRUGS APPEALING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
AMERICAN LEGION GROUP SELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DISABLED VETERANS GROUP SELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL ELECTS OFFICERS AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"VOLUNTEER, INFORMATION GROUP PICKS OFFICERS","Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*NEBRASKA BATTLE SHIFTS TO SD TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WINTER WINS SIC GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY MOTORCYCLIST SERIOUSLY INJURED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN'S HEARING SET FOR ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROBE CONTINUES IN BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD COUPLE KILLED IN COLORADO CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW WARDEN LOOKS PAST INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CLEAR LAKE, GARY CHOOSE SCHOOL BOARD","Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN COULD KEEP ARMOUR HOSPITAL OPEN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UTILITIES DEPARTMENT TO BE REORGANIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DAMAGES BASEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BAD WEATHER DOESN'T COOL SPIRIT OF PIONEERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABORTION OPPONENTS ENTER NOT GUILTY PLEAS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TASK FORCE STUDIES SCOPE OF PROBLEM IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*A NEIGHBOR'S COMFORT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DAKOTA CIGARETTE PETITION FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*CHICKEN POX TOUGH ON PARENTS, CHILDREN","Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP FAILS TO FILE INCOME TAX BALLOT PETITION,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*TEEN GETS 146 YEARS FOR KILLING, ROBBERY","Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS' FUTURE DRIES UP,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*REPORT LINKS AGENT ORANGE TO CANCER,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER WATER IS WORTH FIGHTING ABOUT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POLICE OVERREACTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STORY SENT MESSAGE THAT WOMEN CAN LEAD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ARTS CAN USE MORE SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T BELIEVE MINING ADS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MORE SCHOOL NEWS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*VARIETY IS SPICE OF COOK'S METHOD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LUNCHEON FOR CANCER RESEARCH SET FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW RADIO STATION RETURNS COUNTRY MUSIC TO FM BAND,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUVENILES ARRESTED FOR SCHOOL FIGHTING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOSTRUM IS GIVEN AWARD FOR CITY WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPARKS FROM TRASH CAUSE OF BARN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WARNING ABOUT TREE SELLERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GULL WATCHING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOY DIES AFTER GRANDFATHER'S FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES DISAGREE ON MINING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLUMNIST TO DISCUSS SOCIAL CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD LIMITS MAIN STREET PARKING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TESTS DELAY RAPE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER LIKES BOOT CAMP JAILS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*EX-LEGISLATOR FILLS COUNTY POST,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTA MAN FALLS 50 FEET TO HIS DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WALKERS HELP FIGHT BIRTH DEFECTS WITH TREK,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS' MR. C'S TARGET OF BURGLARS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GILBERT TAKES ON TRIBAL WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WEST CENTRAL TO REVIEW CONDUCT STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HURT BOY RELEARNS LIFE SKILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
RIVER SUIT CONFIRMED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CLEAR SAILING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*N DAKOTAN BRINGS RECORD SPEED TO MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BLOWING DUST COMPLAINTS RISE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CHAMBER CITES BUILDING OWNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CUTWORM PESTICIDE USERS GET WARNING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FMHA POLICY CHANGE TO HELP COMMUNITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HUTCHINSON HAS NET {dollar}1.5 MILLION INCOME,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LITTON'S BUY BACK PLAN STALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*ARCHER GOES FISHING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COURT HEARS LOTTO CASE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LONETREE OPPONENTS TO FILE PETITION,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*4 OUT OF 5 WALLETS RETURNED IN TEST,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOSPITALS SHINE IN MORTALITY SURVEY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FAMILY GOES TO GREAT LENGTHS FOR BICYCLING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CITY COMMISSION CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MANY CITY ISSUES DESERVE ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUSH HAS YET TO PROVE HE IS EDUCATION PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TWINS MOVE UP DIAL TO KSOO,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIGHTS SET,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
READY TO KICK OFF SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
BUILDINGS TO GO UP AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.6"
DRIVER IN FATAL ACCIDENT CHARGED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG PROGRAM EARNS NATIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLAWS CONCERN GEOLOGISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS TO GATHER FOR PHOTO,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A LESSON IN SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PETITIONS FILED FOR SCHOOL BOARD RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONSTITUTION LACKS INDIAN LAW--EXPERT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACHER ON LEAVE WON'T BE REHIRED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RECYCLED POP CAN TABS FUND DREAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY PLANNERS OK HOSPICE COTTAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GUARD UNIT SHOULD RETURN NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT FACES CLASSROOM CROWDING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORT RANDALL PLANT TO HOST OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OPERATION TO OPEN IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
APPLICATIONS ON THE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FORMER DEPUTY ACCUSED OF STEALING MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LENNOX DECREASES SALES TAX TO 1 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE COMMITTEE OK'S WATER LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LEGION CREATES PROGRAM TO ATTRACT MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MONUMENTS GET SUPPORT FROM NATIONAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*MEMBERS OF THE 730TH MEDICAL CO ARRIVED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CLUBHOUSE CALLED 'SCANDALOUS',"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SD NATIVES DESCRIBE CITY TENSE, DEVASTATED","Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD WILL FEEL REPERCUSSIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*FORMER JURORS ALSO STUNNED BY KING CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*HAPPY TRAILS ON THE RAILS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"*LOVE, RESPECT CENTERPIECE OF CHRISTIANITY","Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*GOVERNMENT REFORM NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JAY MASUR WOULD CLEAN UP CITY HALL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TAOPI CEMETERY NEEDS FENCE--AND PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*RUNNERS BURN UP THE TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"GROUP UNVEILS PARADE PLANS, FLAG","Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARRIS RETIREMENT RECEPTION SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN DIES FROM INJURIES FROM FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS OK PLAN TO CUT BOMB THREATS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOWER BRULE NUKE STUDY MEETS PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THEIVES NAB 400-POUND WOODEN INDIAN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALCOHOL LAW PUZZLES LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP AIMS TO BUY MINNESOTA NURSING HOMES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*1 KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HONESTY] TEST FINDS TRUSTWORTHY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AMERICAN LANDS IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TESTS TO DETERMINE SCHOOL'S ODD SMELL,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
44TH MISSILE WING WINS TOP HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*EAGLE BUTTE WOMAN SHINES AT POINT OF LIGHT EVENT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*EX-FARMER PLUNGES INTO SCALE MODELS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN DIES AFTER FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REGENTS STUDY TEACHER-EDUCATION FEE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE POLICE WARN ABOUT CON ARTIST,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TO DEFEAT LATEST MINING INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
COLLEGE EXPANSION IN SF STUDIED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*CHEMICALS, SHORT CUTS DON'T MIX ON THE FARM","Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*INCREASE IN REPORTED AIDS CASES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RESEARCHERS DEVELOPING 'WEAPON' TO BATTLE VIRUS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LET'S HEAR PLAN DETAILS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MICKELSON LEAVES MILLER GOOD OPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*PILOTS WELL-TRAINED, 'DID THEIR BEST'","Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"BECKER WAS DEDICATED TO FAMILY, COMMUNITY (L)","Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
US SHOULDN'T BE FORCED TO ACCEPT HOMOSEXUALS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FREEDOM OF CHOICE ACT TAKES CASUAL STANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SOME DISABLED CAN'T GET MEDICAL COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
THERE ARE BETTER ALTERNATIVES TO ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
NATIONAL FOREST LAND NEEDS MORE PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
OLD WASHINGTON NOT BEST ARTS CENTER CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SF NEEDS FILMS FOR HEARING-IMPAIRED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
GAMBLING MONIES ARE INVESTMENT IN FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
MORE ANIMALS SUBJECTED TO EXPERIMENTATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT SUBJECTED TO EXPERIMENTATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
KIDS SHOULD NOT READ ABOUT GAYS IN 'FUNNIES' (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
'EQUAL RIGHTS' SHOULD EXTEND TO MILITARY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
DOLE FLIP-FLOPPING IS CONCERN FOR TAXPAYER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
DRIVER UNCONCERNED FOR GIRL'S SAFETY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
TOURISM IS RESOURCE OVERLOOKED BY CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*EVEN GREAT COACHES LOSE NOW AND THEN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*WOOD BURNERS FIGHT RAIN, COLD","Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*GYMNASTICS TOUR SHOWS OFF CHARM,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
EXHIBITS TOTAL MORE THAN 140,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTHERN SIOUX CITY BUSINESS GROUP FORMS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESS FAIR PLANNED FOR MAY 14,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY LIKES TIGHTWAD LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEPARTMENT STORE CHAIN ON THE PROWL FOR NEW ACQUISIT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SD BANK PROFITS BEST SINCE 1986,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CITY MAN STABBED IN HIS APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"DEALER JAILED, FINED FOR STACKING DECK","Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"GREYHOUND BUS, CAR COLLIDE ON INTERSTATE","Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"PROJECT GETS {dollar}50,000 GIFT","Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
RIVER CLEAN UP WILL BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT GROUP OF 1980'S MELLOWS IN '90',"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*CYRUS FANS WAIT IN THE RAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*HOME SCHOOL ENROLLMENT GOES UP,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
VIRGINIANS PLAN MENU OF BUFFALO,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
CITY MAN SELECTED TOP HURON ALUMNUS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
HONORS BUSINESS LEADERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
JURY CLEARS POLICE ON EXCESSIVE FORCE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL SYMPOSIUM FOCUSES ON DISABLED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*STATE RELOCATES WALLEYE EGGS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
"PILOT COMBAT POOL WILL GROW BY ALLOWING WOMEN, FLIER","Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
"*BETH PAY LIVED, LAUGHED AND CRIED; THEN SHE DIED","Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*DINOSAURS--THEN AND NOW,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SCENIC MOUNTAINS SPARKLE IN WEST TEXAS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.G, p.03, col.2"
*ORIOLES FLY HIGH AS NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*TJ ROLLS OUT SWEET TASTE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*BEST MILKSHAKES AROUND,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.N, p.02, col.2"
*BEST CAR I EVER OWNED...,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
READER'S CHOICE--BEST STEAK HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*O'TOOLE'S IS A COOL PLACE FOR FROSTY BEER,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*STATE MEMORIES REALLY GET POPPIN',"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*SD POTATO CHIPS HAVE SPECIAL STYLE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.N, p.05, col.2"
*D & E CAFE GOOD AND CHEAP,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*PIZZA HUT ON HOT MISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
MINERVA'S BRUNCH ATTRACTS A BUNCH,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.N, p.06, col.5"
*NICK'S THE PICK FOR BEST BURGERS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
"*COFFEE SHINES AT AL'S, WALL DRUG","Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.N, p.07, col.3"
*WALL BILLBOARD'S STAND TALL,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
"*GOOD BARTENDERS EARN FRIENDS, MONEY","Argus LeaderMay 02 1993, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
"*STUDENTS, FACULTY DO SOMETHING BIG FOR CITY","Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BICYCLE CRASHES RISING IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STEERS MOST DOCTORS TO FAMILY PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HEADING TO THE HEAVENS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MICKELSON NAME IS FITTING FOR SCHOOL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*CHOOSE OGDEN TO MANAGE ARENA, CONVENTION CENTER","Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*LMI PROVES BIGGER ISN'T ALWAYS BETTER,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GENDER BIAS PAVES WAY TO BLEAK FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*ACCEPTED CHALLENGE OF TRYING TO HEAL RACIAL WOUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"SOME SADLY TIE CULTURAL ADVANCEMENT, VULGARITY (L)","Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WE SHOULD MAINTIAN 'ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE' (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
VETERAN GOT LITTLE HELP FROM DASCHLE'S OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
WE LOWER STANDARDS TO ACHIEVE EXCELLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
HOSPITALS RUN ADS TO EDUCATE PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RURAL TRENT WOMAN DIES IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BACK-TO-BACK KILLINGS TAXED POLICE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BISHOP ENJOYS RETURN TO SMALL-TOWN LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLANNER WOULD RATHER SKIP CONFRONTATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TAKING CARE OF TEDDY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SNOWY GROUND CHILLS FARMERS' HOPES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GUARD SUSPENDS LOAN PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MORE WORKERS HAVE HEALTH-RELATED JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SAYING GOODBYE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
YEAR FULL OF IMPROVEMENTS FOLLOWED RIOT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*EXCLUSION CARRIES SOME STIPULATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*HALFORD, CONNERS NAMED HONORARY REFEREES","Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SENIOR YEAR IS THE BEST, DESPITE STRESS","Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENT SAVORS CLOSE-UP LOOK INSIDE DC,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE NEAR FUTURE LOOKING HEALTHY,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE HURD DIES,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"SD ECONOMY MAINTAINING BOOM, PROFESSOR SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BODY OF SD WOMAN FOUND,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AT LEAST 90 DAYS FOR SUCCESSOR TO BE NAMED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PRIVATE 'MILITIAS' ROOTED IN FANTASY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOOST JOB PROGRAMS TO HELP JAIL INMATES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REP. JOHNSON FIGHTS TERRORISM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*EXTRADITION CASES DEMAND COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JANKLOW'S COLUMN WAS INFURIATING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CONSTITUTION ALLOWS REGULATED MILITIA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*COMPARING SELF TO OTHERS RISKY AND FRUSTRATING,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HEARING THE MUSIC AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BLUES WHIZ BRINGS HIS HARMONICA TO TOWN TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SEVERSON TAKES SIC TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"42,160 ATTEND SHRINE CIRCUS","Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOBERMAN PINSCHER SOUGHT AFTER MAN BIT,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT IMPROVING IN MENINGITIS CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NSP POWER OUTAGE LASTS 30 SECONDS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN INJURED IN FATAL CRASH RELEASED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*OVERCOMING LANGUAGE BARRIER SEEMS TO BE KEY PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*STUDENTS ASK KELLY ABOUT DIVERSITY, GANGS, TAXES","Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HANSON LEANING TOWARD VETO OF DECISION ON 38TH ST.,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*BURTZLAFF DENIED PAROLE,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
ACLU BLOCKS PRAYER BY STUDENT AT COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SIXTH-GRADE TEACHER WINS HISTORY AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABANDONED BIKES GIVEN TO TRIBE'S KIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*LEGION AUXILIARY HONORS MEMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*SPENDING RANKING DISTORTED, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"HUBBEL JOINS RISTY, THIMJON IN SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION","Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
YANKTON POLICE CHIEF SELECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*HOW CLOUDY IS IT IN SIOUX FALLS?,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*NSP-WISCONSIN ENERGY MERGER WOULD MAKE 10TH BIGGEST,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PHONE SYSTEMS HAVE A NEW BUYER LINEUP,"Argus LeaderMay 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
SHORTAGE SLOWS MORRELL'S,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SHORTAGE SLOWS MORRELL'S,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FRYE BRINGS FAMOUS VOICES TO CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MILWAUKEE ACCEPTS LOAN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MILWAUKEE ACCEPTS LOAN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SAYS PEOPLE'S PRIDE MADE COLTON WHAT IT IS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PAY RAISES FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PAY RAISES FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EDITION OVERLOOKS COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*PATRICE RUSHEN AND DEE DEE BRIDGEWATER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HARRISON SURVIVES-LEWIS NO KILLER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*VANCE BUTLER TURNS TEAM PLAYER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS RETURNS AS TRACK CAPITAL OF STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FRISBEE THROWERS IN THE CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ROY GARDNER-BACKWASH WRITER STILL APOLIGIZING,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ROY GARDNER-BACKWASH WRITER STILL APOLOGIZING,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOCKUP AT PENITENTIARY ENDS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TOBIAS REPRIMANDED BY MEIERHENRY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
TOBIAS REPRIMANDED BY MEIERHENRY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HUNTINGTON'S CRIPPLES IN MANY WAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PANEL TO DISCUSS US ATTORNEY POST,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LONG-TIME TEACHERS RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PANEL TO DISCUSS US ATTORNEY POST,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC HEARING TO BE ON TV,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NEW FARMERS LOAN PROGRAM RESTORED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT HAS SURPLUS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
STATE DEMOS UNABLE TO HELP CARTER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
DIESEL FUEL PROBLEMS NOT OVER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY GETS CONTROL OF JOB TRAINING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JUST BLACK-BOX THOSE PESKY BUGS AWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
SET-ASIDE SIGNUPS OFF 1978 PACE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.3"
*GOOSE INDUSTRY MAY GET BOOST,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1979, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*LOCK-UP PROTESTS CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN KEEPS STAFF 'ON TIME',"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE SAYS NO MORE 'LIST',"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SPECTATORS LEAVE PRISON RELUCTANTLY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*RECORDS FALL IN DAKOTA RELAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RECORDS FALL IN DAKOTA RELAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
12 INDICTED IN DRUG BUST AT MADISON,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP PLANS FEW CHANGES FOR EROS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPED INMATES RECAPTURED IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NIGHTCRAWLERS-A SEARCH BY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMY IS BIG ISSUE IN DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE REJECTS STATE COMPLAINT ON STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RECOGNIZING FINE STUDENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PET OWNERS ADVISED OF RESPONSIBILITIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
URANIUM INITIATIVE A PRACTICAL APPROACH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UPSET BY UNNATURAL SETTINGS AT THE ZOO (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONSTRUCTIVE STAND TOWARD ARTS URGED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GAME COMMISSION PRAISED FOR ACTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FALLS PARK DIVING HAZARDOUS TO HEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
EDGEMONT REDUCING HOME RADIATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
EDGEMONT REDUCING SOME RADIATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STATE POSTPONES ANACONDA PERMIT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CENEX SUSPICIOUS ABOUT AMMONIA LEAK,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SHERMAN PARK ASSAULTED BY 'LITTER PICKERS',"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SHERMAN PARK ASSAULTED BY 'LITTER PICKERS',"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE POSTPONES ANACONDA PERMIT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN RECEIVES AWARD FOR HELPING BATTLE HUNGER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MINOR TRAFFIC CASE OFFENDERS DON'T HAVE RIGHT...,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRIBAL LEADER DENIES MASS FIRINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRIBAL LEADER DENIES MASS FIRINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS DON'T THINK FHA WOULD HAVE MADE RAIL LOAN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINOR TRAFFIC CASE OFFENDERS DON'T HAVE RIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS DON'T THINK FHA WOULD HAVE MADE RAIL LOAN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*THE 10-MILE RACE AT THE HOWARD WOOD-DAKOTA RELAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OLD JAIL--A TREASURE OR A WRECK...,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD NEAR BOTTOM OF PER CAPITA INCOME STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SD NEAR BOTTOM OF PER CAPITA INCOME STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MINNESOTA LAW FIRM ADVERTISING FOR IUD SUITS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE NEAR HARTFORD LEVELS HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOTHER SAYS SON'S HOMOSEXUALITY IS A GIFT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOTHER SAYS SON'S HOMOSEXUALITY IS A GIFT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORTH SAVING THE FORMER MINNEHAHA COUNTY JAIL...,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WILL ARMY'S NEW VEHICLE WORK...(ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SELF-SCRUTINY PROMPTED BY HOAX CAN BE A PLUS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SELF-SCRUTINY PROMPTED BY HOAX CAN BE A PLUS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*STICKER NO COMFORT WHEN DRIVING POTENTIAL DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*STICKER NO COMFORT WHEN DRIVING POTENTIAL DEATH TRA,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARGUS TREATMENT OF WINGLER CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARGUS THANKED FOR SPONSORING CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BELIEVES CIVIC EFFORT WILL SAVE COLLECTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PET OWNERS URGED TO BE MORE CARING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
PETERSON'S BACKING OF RIGHTS AGENCY PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PETERSON'S BACKING OF RIGHTS AGENCY PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ELKTON MAN DROWNS NEAR BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MILLER NAMED PRESIDENT OF SDEA,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MILLER NAMED PRESIDENT OF SDEA,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
THIS IS LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*DOG SHOW DRAWS MUTTS 'OF ALL KINDS',"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*MODERN PRESS EXEC WINS TOP AD AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MODERN PRESS EXEC WINS TOP AD AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SF WOMAN NAMED VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SF WOMAN NAMED VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SD COLLEGE PRESIDENTS--REGENTS TAKING CONTROL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*KELLI JO TRAVERS' DISPLAY FEATURES MR & MRS REAGAN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SD COLLEGE PRESIDENTS--REGENTS TAKING CONTROL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
QUESTION RAISED ABOUT WORKER'S COMPENSATION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
QUESTION RAISED ABOUT WORKER'S COMPENSATION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*WOOD RELAYS SURVIVE IN WIND,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RUNNING TRIO FINISHES 10-MILE RACE TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PEN-RAISED PHEASANTS DROPPING,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TEACHERS BECOME STUDENTS AT ENVIRONMENTAL WORKSHOPS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*FUR TRAPPERS QUICK TO DEFEND PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*WOLFGANG PACES TODAY'S HARTFORD FIELD,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*WOLFGANG PACES TODAY'S HARTFORD FIELD,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*ART FORM MIRRORS THE PAST,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ART FORM MIRRORS THE PAST,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TROUBLE IN THREE RIVER CITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MRS BERNARD POPPENGA--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*12-ROW PLANTER IS THE TALK OF THE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS UNION WANTS TO SAVE THE FAMILY FARM,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*12-ROW PLANTER IS THE TALK OF THE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS UNION WANTS TO SAVE THE FAMILY FARM,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS UNION WANTS TO SAVE THE FAMILY FARM,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CUSTOMERS HAVE CHANGED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
CUSTOMERS HAVE CHANGED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
RAVEN SALES DOWN 14 PERCENT IN 1980,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
CUSTOMERS HAVE CHANGED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
STRIP-MINING BECOMES AN AGRICULTURAL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*HIS FUTURE AGAIN DEPENDS ON A VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MATHIS' DEFENSE TAKES OVER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CANOE RACE DRAWS PADDLERS AND STROKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
JANKLOW PROCLAIMED A SD'S NURSES' WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
SEEKING HOSTS FOR BED AND BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
BUFFALO MEAT DONATED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.6"
MAYOR RICK KNOBE PROCLAIMS EDUCATION MONTH,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.6"
TRENT 4-H CLUB GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.6"
*FIRST REFORMED CHURCH DEDICATES BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE WANTS WOMAN'S HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SELLING OUT--FARMING'S JUST A MEMORY NOW,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORECLOSURES RISE AS HOME VALUES DROP,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EASING JAPAN'S IMPORT RULES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATT MISTAKEN ABOUT WATER BILL DELAY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*OFFICIAL ANSWERS SD EPA QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*BROADWAY SHOW EXPLODES ON SF STAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PLASTIC TRASH BAG FIRM PLANS MERGER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL PASTORS' REACTION MIXED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BOTH SIDES UNSURE OF ELECTION OUTCOME,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRO BOWLERS TOUR TO STOP IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENATORS LOBBY REAGAN ON WATER PLAN (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*CARING PEOPLE ARE KEY AT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
FILM ABOUT MINNESOTAN DEBUTS IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MAN LOSES NOTARY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CUSTER CITIZENS TAPE DONAHUE SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOBLESS BENEFITS MAY BE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE SETS TRIAL FOR FORECLOSURE CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE HOPE AUTOPSY KEY TO KILLINGS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL SET FOR MAN WHO PULLED GUN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN GOES TO TRIAL FOR STABBING SON,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S DISPUTE ABOUT BOOK INCREASES SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PUBLISHER WON'T REMOVE BOOK THAT MENTIONS JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ELEVATORS EMPTY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOOSTING SALES TAX INTEREST (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"REAGAN, BUSH HARD TO BEAT IN 1984 (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WEEK BACKS HUMANE TREATMENT FOR ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUNE NORDLAND FEST CITYWIDE EVENT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OWNERS PROTEST LICENSE FEE HIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AERONAUTICS BOARD RULES ON COMMUTER AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DINNER HONORS LONGTIME SCHOOL TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"MAMMOTH SITE PROMOTERS RAISE {dollar}100,000","Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PEOPLE BURNING GASES IN VEHICLES NEED PERMIT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SAFETY COUNCIL OFFERS MOTORCYCLE SAFETY CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ALLIANCE--KEEP OUT NUKE DUMP,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
COMMISSION OKS MONEY FOR FISH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
JET NO EASY CARGO FOR HELICOPTER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PENNINGTON'S RECORD MAY LIMIT FED MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TRAVELING GREAT DISTANCES TO RUN LONG DISTANCES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ND CUTS SCHOLARSHIPS OF MERRIAM, KWIKKEL IN HALF","Argus LeaderMay 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VACATIONER RESCUED AFTER FIVE DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW HIGH SCHOOL WOULD RAISE PROPERTY TAX,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LAWMAKERS READY TO VOTE ON WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS NOT INCLUDED IN HOMELESS STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*CHANGING LIFESTYLES FOR DRUG TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MUSIC HAS BEEN PART OF MAN'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CHILDREN'S HOME REUNION PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
LIBRARY GROUP HAS CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
OPEN HOUSE HONORS LOYAL LARSON,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
"ANNUAL ANTIQUE SHOW, SALE","Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
DANCE AS THERAPY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
JACKRABBIT STAMPEDE STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MILITARY REUNIONS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
PROGRAM TOPIC--VICTORIAN FASHIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*TAR STORAGE TANK OVERHEATS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TRAILS TREND IN HIRING WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRST CITY WILL FILE APPLICATIONS FOR BANK,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAY CHANGE SICK LEAVE PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CORN PLANTED ON IDLED ACRES FEEDS WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE SENTENCES RAPIST TO 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNEMPLOYMENT DROPPED IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"1 DIES, ANOTHER INJURED","Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BIG EARS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TEENS TESTIFY IN PROSTITUTION CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"""DON'T BLAME JANKLOW FOR FAILURE TO SELL""","Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SPRINGFIELD PRISON PLAN BEST OPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*READER'S SCHOOL PLAN WOULDN'T WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AGENCY STUDIES ALTERNATIVES FOR DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW HAS 1-9 RECORD IN THE WATER GAME,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DAKTRONICS PRESIDENT GETS BUSINESS HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
GOVERNMENT APPEALS BUILDING'S ASSESSMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOMESTAKE OPERA HOUSE COULD BE RESTORED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE REFUSES TO MOVE LUNA MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY'S HILTON HOTEL BACK ON TAX ROLL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WALK WILL RAISE MONEY FOR WORLD HUNGER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BARTENDERS' LIABILITY NOT DEFINED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HE'LL RUN FOR STATE HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
VOLUNTEER LAWYERS TO HELP LEGAL SERVICES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JUDGE'S HEAT AID RULING IS UPHELD,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
COURT UPHOLDS VERDICT FOR TEACHER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DOUGLAS TEACHERS GET RAISES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIALS WANT SNOW GATES TO CLOSE HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SNOW EASES GRASSHOPPER THREAT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"PLOWING BILL TOPS {dollar}130,000","Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
ARCHEOLOGICAL MEETING DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FATHER SUING IN SON'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
USD OFFICIAL TO HEAD CUSTER HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FARMERS IDLE 2.8 MILLION ACRES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
HOT SPRINGS' NEW WATER LINES OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*TROOPER DIES IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOURN DEATH OF HOUSE LEADER BARNETT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ANOTHER SCHOOL RESIGNATION A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS FAIL TO APPEAR AT HEARING,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SLAIN TROOPER TREATED ALL WITH RESPECT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*A BIG LOSS FOR SOUTH DAKOTA (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRIP MAY HELP GERMANS DEAL WITH THE PAST,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*'WE HAVE TO DO BETTER FOR THE POOR',"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL PRESENTS 'RHYMES & RHYTHMS',"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THERE'S A LESSON TO BE LEARNED AT FINAL CONCERT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"*KNOWN FOR POWER, HUMOR, FAIRNESS","Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ALL SAINTS SCHOOL NEEDS {dollar}150,000","Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOCKED-OUT WORKERS PICKET COMPANY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOOPS--SCHOOLS ARE SICK,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
USD PRESIDENT MAY CALL FOR END,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOP LEADER CRITICIZES EDUCATION-FORUM PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 ARRAIGNED ON CHARGES IN MORNING ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MORRELL WILL USE FAMILIAR LOGO,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW TO HONOR SCULPTOR OF CRAZY HORSE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAJORITY LEADER BARNETT DEAD AT 53,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SHE SOARS TO THE TOP,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WET APRIL MAY DOUSE CROP PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*EXECUTIVE SURVIVES ILL-FATED INITIATION YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ART AUCTION RAISES FUNDS FOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CITIBANK THANKED FOR CAMP FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FAMILY APPRECIATES HOSPITAL CARE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
BALL CHAIRMAN SAYS THANKS TO CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
PLAYERS' PERFORMANCE APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
APATHY CAN PRODUCE FRIGHTENING RESULTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"MAKE HUNTING, FISHING BETTER FOR RESIDENTS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HISTORY STUDENTS KNOW THEIR STUFF (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
WHERE DOES JANKLOW STAND,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*WINDS OF WOOD CAN'T STOP RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BELL PROMISES VISIT FROM TOP FARM OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CUMMINGS SEEKS LINCOLN COUNTY SHERIFF'S JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEIDEPRIEM WANTS TO OPEN TRADE WITH JAPAN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS OK MEASURE ON DAM SALE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RULING EXPECTED IN SEX HARASSMENT COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHRYVER TO ANNOUNCE FOR CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMOKE FORCES WORKER EVACUATION OF CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO SERVE UP IMAGES FORM NEW DISH,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3-YEAR-OLD BOY DIES FROM ACCIDENT INJURIES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COURT UPHOLDS BANKS' RIOT CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*NEUHARTH LIKES MIDWEST STYLE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEEDS MORE CRIME PREVENTION--CASEY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STOFFERAHN DENIES HE'LL HAVE TO QUIT PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"FBI COMPARES, ND HOLDUPS","Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CABLE TV FIRM OFFERS COMPUTER DATA SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT REVERSES DWI VERDICT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ENDORSES DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARING SET IN MURDER OF 16-MONTH-OLD GIRL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE NAMES NEW TOP POLICE TRAINER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WILL-WRITING BANKER MUST PAY {dollar}125,000","Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OGLALA SIOUX TRIBE DELAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"*WILLIAMS LEAVING TRAIL OF LEAKS, SPILLS","Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
7 DIE IN ACCIDENTS SINCE 1980,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAIN FACTORS IN PIPELINE SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE IN STRUGGLE OVER WATER (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AIM MUST HAVE PATIENCE TO SUCCEED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
EXTENSION CLUBS INVALUABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LOFGREN HELPED ERASE STIGMA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
THORNBURG ARREST CHEAP SHOT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
EXPERT DEFENDS WHEY DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FILM ABOUT LAKOTA TO BE SHOWN TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*APRIL SHOWERS IN MAY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSED BLAST TESTS DRAW OPPONENT'S FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS DISCUSS WILLIAMS STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL WORKERS CONTINUE STRIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW REGENT FAVORS FOCUS ON ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BLACK HAWK MAN GETS PROBATION IN DRUG SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT BACK WORKING HARD,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE PROPERTY COULD BE SOLD SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RETURNING BLACK HILLS LAND WOULD COST STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE TO DECIDE ON ADOPTION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WORK TO BEGIN ON NEW ROSEBUD HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FARMERS SHIP ABOUT TO COME IN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VICTIM RIGHTS AWARD GOES TO JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2 MEN SENTENCED IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*NUMBER OF MEDICAL DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CABLE TELECASTS GET POOR RECEPTION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOWARD WOOD-DAKOTA RELAYS YIELDS TO WEATHER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ND RESOURCE CENTER IS NEW GUARDIAN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
STATE PARKS OFFER FREE WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*RACE CARS ROCKET TO NEW LEVELS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*ORGAN MAKERS UPDATE A GOTHIC ART,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*JANICE HANSON PREPARES FOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
FARMERS CAN APPLY FOR JOBS ON PUBLIC TV,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LANDOWNERS MAY GET CASH FOR SHELTERBELTS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RETAIL SALES INCREASE 7.7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HATCHING AN IDEA,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS NEED GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL REPORTS ABOUT AIRLINE VARY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
MORRELL MESS FAR FROM OVER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*4-YEAR-OLD NOTE YIELDS PEN PAL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BIA STUDENTS SCORE FAR BELOW,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS RE-EVALUATE AS WINDS DIE DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SD HOSPITALS LEAST COSTLY, SURVEY SHOWS","Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KNIGHT SHOULD GO,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NOTHING MORE THAN DISSERVICE TO CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AREA FANS BACK GIAMATTI,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPEED SPECIALISTS TURN UP THE HEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*'... SHE LOVES ME',"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATORS ELECTED TO PROFESSIONAL FRATERNITY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HENNINGSEN PRESIDENT OF ALTRUSA CLUB,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEMBERS ELECTED TO HUMANITIES COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOOSE LODGE NO 503 ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS SKI CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN'S CLUB INSTALLS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOLUNTEER WOMEN ATTEND STATE CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BISHOP TO APPEAR ON TV SHOW TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE SENTENCES ARSHEM OIL OWNER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA BOOK DISTRIBUTION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE PTA HONORS JFK SCHOOL CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWIGGS FILES FOR COMMISSION SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*4 FILE FOR SCHOOL BOARD SEATS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MEADE--PROPOSITION II DRASTIC,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
REPORTER QUITS POSITION AT KSFY-TV,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*UPHEAVAL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CANDIDATE CRITICIZES CITY ELECTION PROCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*GRAD GIVES AUGUSTANA {dollar}1.3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
ACCIDENT CLAIMS LIFE OF WATERTOWN INFANT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CROP INSURANCE OFFICES CLOSE DOORS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FRICTION BLAMED FOR ELEVATOR FIRES IN LILY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRESS ASSOCIATION HONORS TWO FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TWO-CAR COLLISION KILLS 3 NEAR WAUBAY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION OK'S TAX ABATEMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FARMERS COME BEFORE TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HARTFORD HEIST LINKED TO 2ND NEB BANK JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MUSICAL SHOWS COMING TO CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TIME FOR A TUNEUP IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
{dollar}1.40 A GALLON,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD AG OFFICIALS WELCOME BONUSES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"TRAIN HITS, INJURES MAN AT TRACK","Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*ENRICHED BY SHARING PATIENTS' JOY, PAIN","Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T BLAME MED SCHOOL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STUDENTS' FUTURE FATE IN HANDS OF TEACHERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HUNKING TOO BUSY TO TALK (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*COOK UPHOLDS SOUP CONTRIBUTION TRADITION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WINNER PLAYHOUSE PUBLISHES COOKBOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION RIGHTS GROUP PLANS FORUM,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESS OWNER CONSIDERS SCHOOL BID,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO CONSIDER 2 MOTEL PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOT DOG VENDOR ENTERS CITY RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IPSWICH COUNCIL MAY HELP AILING HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A ROCKY FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CONVICTED CHEESEMAKER PAYS FINE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU OFFICIALS AX 24-HOUR VISITATION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JAILBREAK TO HELP SICK ENGLISH BOY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VERMILLION MAN FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANTON RAISES MONEY TO BUILD NEW LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOUNDARY COMMITTEE GETS STARTED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AA GROUP TO HOLD SPRING MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BIKE RIDE TO HELP ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CATHOLIC GROUP TO HOLD AGING SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OPTIMIST CLUB TO HONOR FOUR OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THUNDERBIRDS TO PERFORM AT ELLSWORTH AIR SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIGHWAY SWAP BEING DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MOUNT VERNON VOTES TO BUILD NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TEENS INVOLVED IN SHOOTING ARRESTED EARLIER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FIRM LOOKING FOR SITE TO BUILD PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTION PROTESTERS ENTER NOT GUILTY PLEAS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
DEADWOOD COUPLE SUES OVER MINING BUFFER ZONE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*AREAS BEST 400 RUNNERS TO MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITY GYMNAST EARNS REGION TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
THRILLERS WON'T OFFER SAUNDERS NEW DEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*AUDI IMAGE, SALES REBOUNDING","Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
COMPANIES GO OPPOSITE WAYS DURING QUARTER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*MERCHANTS COUNCIL CLOSES LOCAL OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
EDUCATION REPORT CARD GIVES STATE LOW GRADES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ILLEGAL BASEBALL CARDS HIT MARKET,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MCKENNAN PLANS COST {dollar}9.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DOWNTOWN TO ADD {dollar}52 MILLION IN VALUE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CONSERVE WATER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FARMERS MUST TALK PRICES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROCLAMATIONS HELP TO REMOVE BARRIERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TURN NEXT CENSUS OVER TO TECHNICAL PROS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MODEL CARS SIZE UP SONS LOVE OF RACING,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TV HAS CHANGED ITS ATTITUDE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FREE SKIN CANCER SCREENING OFFERED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COMMERCIALS DISCREDIT NEWS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY STUDENTS PLACE AT CHESS TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIANAN NAMED NEW USD VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEKANDER ANNOUNCES BID FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO ONE HURT IN BATHROOM FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER DEPARTMENT AIMS TO CONSERVE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
8 LAW OFFICERS TO BE HONORED TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STUDY IN THE SUN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SHARES TALES OF DELINQUENCY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MARION STUDENTS HAVE WINNING WAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL MAY PAY FEES IN SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AGENCY COMPLETES TAINTED SOIL DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JACKRABBIT STAMPEDE RODEO THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WETLANDS DISPUTE DECISION REACHED--MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUFFALO SALE PROFITS OGLALA SIOUX TRIBE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PARK AGENCY HOPES TO ENSURE BOATER SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS NAMED A 'TREE CITY USA',"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LOYALTY DAY ACTIVITIES ARE SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD BALKS AT SENDING LABOR LETTER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WOMAN UPS ANTE IN LANDSCAPING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ACCUSED RAPIST KUCK SAYS HE'S NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BLACK HILLS WATER STUDY FACES FUNDING LOSS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*AVERAGE TEMPERATURES LAST WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CROPS CAN SURVIVE COLD WEATHER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*EXPERT WANTS CLOUD SEEDING REVIVED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"*READY FOR DEMISE OF JR, 'DALLAS'","Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WAYNE REVISITS WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS UPSET BY FUNDS PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"KLEIN SCOFFS AT MONTHLY {dollar}1,000 OFFER","Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DROUGHT NUDGING AG POLICY THE RIGHT WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EVENT LACKED ENTHUSIASM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REVIEW HOSPITAL'S TAX-EXEMPT STATUS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
USE OF FETAL TISSUE COULD SAVE LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*COLLEGE ARTS HURT BY BAD ECONOMICS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BISHOP TELLS OF LIFE IN EGYPT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COLLEGE SALUTES LONGTIME PROFESSORS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'ONE GOOD COP' FOCUS DISSOLVES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WRITER FILLS BOOK OF POETRY WITH COSMIC JOKES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL APPLICATIONS OUT NOW,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT REVERSES CUSTODY DECISION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETITIONS FILED FOR LANDFILL VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CARETRAUM GETS TWO 911 CALLS IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON STANDS FIRM AGAINST LAND CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PETITION SUPPORTS ROSEBUD DUMP,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"GROUNDWATER LEVELS OF NITRATES, PESTICIDES","Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS REQUEST FUNDS FOR BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WILD-HORSE SANCTUARIES ARE FIGHTING TO STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOARD WANTS PROPERTY VALUES TO BE REDUCED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAN TABS POPULAR AT MCDONALD HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON STUDENT TO VISIT JAPAN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RC WILL INSPECT SEPTIC TANKS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UPI VETERAN WILL RECEIVE NEUHARTH AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BLOOD SERVICES CAMPAIGN FEATURES BABY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COMMITTEE FAVORS REPEAL OF RESIDENCY LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SUNUNU TO ADDRESS RAPID CITY MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FIGHT IS LIKELY OVER NATIONAL PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LONG BATTLE AHEAD FOR SD PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RAPID CITY MULLS WATER RIGHTS DEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RECORD 256 TEAMS WILL COMPETE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SD BASKETBALL GREAT KAMPEN DIES AT 51,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
KLEIN'S HUSBAND COMES CLOSE TO 2ND LOTTO WIN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MENDING FROM THE STRIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ENDANGERED SPECIES ROAM SD,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STOICK AIDS TRIBE'S PUSH FOR CASINO,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*COMPETITION PRESSURES MORRELL TO STAY EFFICIENT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*UNION RECOUPS FROM '87 WALKOUT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
AMBULANCE ISSUE RAISES SIDE ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CRAZY HORSE BEER NO WAY TO REVERE INDIAN LEADER (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ROONEY'S INDIAN PIECE AN EXERCISE IN STUPIDITY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"CARING DOCTORS LOST TO REVENUE, POLITICS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DON'T LET BABIES WIND UP IN GARBAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DON'T USE DOGS TO INTIMIDATE PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
INSURANCE FIRMS DON'T RECOGNIZE ALCOHOLISM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LOOK BOTH WAYS BEFORE PICKING A HERO (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GROUPS TO BUILD HOME FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FIRST BANK BUYS TWO MARQUETTE BANKS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOME FEDERAL'S NET INCOME SOARS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY'S BUSINESS FAIR SET FOR MAY 15,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOLZEN TOPS SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*AKER'S CENTRAL TO COBBLERS' TRACK SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE 68TH HOWARD-WOOD DAKOTA RELAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ABERDEEN ANGLER CLAIMS {dollar}20,000 IN WALLEYE EVENT","Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FARM ACCIDENT VICTIM IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"GROUP TO COLLECT 3,000 MORE SIGNATURES","Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RADIO PROGRAM BEGINS FOR SINGLE PARENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS GARAGE CONTAINING PROPANE TANKS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS GATHER TRASH AT THE RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POLICE MEET CITY'S CHANGING NEEDS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DOG'S DEATH LEAVES OWNER WITHOUT GUIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRAT PREDICTS STATEHOUSE VICTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ELECTION OFFICIAL WON'T APPEAL COURT ORDER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JUSTICES UPHOLD RAPE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRISON INMATE LOSES APPEAL OF CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*RODEO DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
NEWSPAPER AWARDS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GROUPS SPAR OVER ROAD-HUNTING ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
TRIBE WANTS INSTITUTE TO RETURN DINOSAUR FOSSILS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
INDIAN GAMING RULES HURT OKLAHOMA TRIBES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*OLD MEMORIES OF ROADBLOCKS FEARFULLY FRESH,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*EXPERT SUMS GUN SAFETY IN FOUR RULES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN AND GUNS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*NIXON'S LIBRARY, BIRTHPLACE WORTH A VISIT","Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.G, p.03, col.2"
"SCENIC HIGHWAY 20 WINDS THROUGH HILLS, HISTORY","Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.N, p.02, col.3"
*FAVORITE STATE FAIR MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*A FAMILIAR FACE NEARLY ANYPLACE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*RON PARK DRUG PRESCRIBES FIRST NAMES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*LAKE IS A REEL FAVORITE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1992, sect.N, p.06, col.4"
"*AT OUR SAVIOR'S, MEMBERS DEBATE CHANGES IN WORSHIP","Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"MODERNIZATION CONCEPT COSTLY, HELPS LEARNING","Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD PROGRAM REDEFINES 3 R'S,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SHOULD RESIST MILITARY INTERVENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*USING INDIAN NAMES FOR TEAMS NO HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*GARBAGE HAULERS' RATES TO REWARD THOSE WHO RECYCLE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*LOOMING RECYCLABLES BAN STRESSES NEED FOR PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"DON'T BLAME CLINTON, RENO FOR CULT DEATHS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"THANKS GO TO GUARD, SECURITY AFTER DEATH (L)","Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HOMOPHOBICS FINALLY COMING OUT OF CLOSET (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LEGALIZING MARIJUANA WOULD SPUR NEW USE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CITY'S PARKS NEEDS MORE TRASH CANS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HUMANE SOCIETY NEEDS SPAY-NEUTER PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"ALCOHOL CAN KILL, SHOULD BE ILLEGAL (L)","Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
NEW SCHOOL SHOULD BE NAMED AFTER MICKELSON (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
BIRD INTERRUPTS POWER FOR NSP,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CHURCH APPROVES {dollar}500,000 EXPANSION","Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DIABETES ASSOCIATION PLANS GERANIUM SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL UNITED WAY SPONSORS ART CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL NEEDS PROM SET FOR THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH AGENCY SEEKS FEEDBACK ON SERVICES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BEAR HUG,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ISRAELIS ENJOY AREA SERENITY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW COUNTRY DEEJAY WANTED TO ESCAPE SEATTLE CRIME,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARENA RALLY CALLS FOR RETURN TO MORALITY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"15,000 PEOPLE OWED {dollar}5 MILLION","Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CROPS COULD SUFFER FROM PLANT FUNGUS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FINALLY MEET AFTER 17 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MARINA BOAT DOCK OPENING DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE FAIR EXHIBIT GUIDELINES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BLAME IS ASSESSED IN TIMBER JOB LOSSES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SMOKING BAN CHOKES CAPITOL CAFE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WAGON TAKES RANCHER'S BODY TO FINAL HOME ON THE RANG,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*TRUSTEE MUST KEEP RECORD OF PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*THE FORCE WITH HIM,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER SHARES 3RD PLACE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*DOING YOUR 'OWN THING',"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSURE CAN HELP YOU SUCCEED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YAC PROFILE: HEATHER MASKE OF HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*YAC PROFILE: HEATHER MASKE OF HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ENVIRONMENTALIST RESEARCH GROUP CALLING IT QUITS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*KIDS BUY COMPUTER FOR FORMER CLASSMATE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RULING ON ASH SHOULDN'T AFFECT STATE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PETITION SETBACK FOR BEST OF STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CLINTON'S HEALTH PLAN HAS TO BE ABANDONED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WOMEN'S HEALTH KEY TO SUCCESS OF NEW PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MICKELSON GOOD NAME FOR CITY MIDDLE SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
DON'T LET ANYONE DENY HOLOCAUST HAPPENED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
LEGALIZING ABORTION LED TO CONTEMPT FOR LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
TEARING DOWN ISN'T THE RIGHT CITY ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
KELO DESERVES KUDOS FOR FINE REMEMBERANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
IT'S TIME TO CONDEMN VICES LIKE GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
WOMEN FIND GREAT DEMAND FOR NANNIES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TREADS CAREFULLY IN NOVEL ON LAKOTA CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REINHART'S RECORDS STAND,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA PLAYERS DOMINATE NCC HONORS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WALLEYE RECORD ALMOST FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NONALCOHOLIC BEER IS OK IN VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCHING FOR STABBING SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWA REDUCES FARES TO PROMOTE RETURN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEWIS SECURITY GUARD SAYS MAN PULLS GUN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BOY, 10, ACCUSED OF STABBING COUNSELOR","Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RETIRING CITY TEACHERS TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE FOUNDATION OF FUTURE FUN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ROBBERY MAY BE REPEAT OF DEC 8 HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN ADMITS MARRIAGES TO 3 MEN AT SAME TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HISTORIC HEARING MAY 11,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CITY VOTES TO RETAIN OGDEN FIRM,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FRONTIER LOSES LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MILLER DEFENDS GAMING RECORD,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE FAIR EXPANDING FROM 7 TO 9 DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CITY DEMOCRAT SEEKS DISTRICT 15 SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*IOWA MAN FOUND DEAD NEAR YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RUNS AD FOR STOLEN CHEVY PICKUP,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
NEBRASKA CHECKING INTEREST IN STARTING VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"12 RESIDENTS FOR CITY, SCHOOL ELECTIONS","Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*GAMBLING-TAKE PETITION DRIVE ENDS UP SHORT,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
MORRELL MANAGER HAS HIGH HOPES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*LAST SURVIVOR OF THE FIRST EIGHT FLIGHT ATTENDANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS GET NOWHERE WITH MORRELL EXECUTIVES,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*RAINFALL DELAYING PLANTING,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HISTORY BOOSTS MCGOVERN'S CAUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS MEANS ACCESS FOR PUBLIC (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION NEEDS NO HIRED GUNS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*VISIT THE SWEAT LODGE BEFORE YOU JUDGE US,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
USD STUDENT HEAD HAS NOT BEEN PATTISAN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
HERE ARE SOME FACTS JANKLOW NEEDS TO FACE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
DRUNK DRIVER GETS ONE YEAR IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE THEFT FROM HAIR SALON,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-RESIDENT FACES RUNOFF IN MAYORAL BID,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAY-CARE CENTER OBSERVES 75TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL: UNDERSTANDING NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TENNIS ANYONE?,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WORKERS UNEARTH SKELETON IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE HANDS DOWN 125-YEAR TERM TO INMATE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHILDREN RAISE FUNDS TO HELP BOMBIMG VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUNE VOTE TO RESOLVE POOL ISSUE IN TYNDALL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
REGENTS TO APPROVE NAME CHANGE AT DSU,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NO OBJECTIONS FILED TO CHANGE IN ZONING,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY COMMISSIONER TAKES OATH OF OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DECISION ON MADISON DAM TO BE MAY 22,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO EVENTS TO MARK PRAYER DAY THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ED. SECRETARY RESIGNS FOR POST IN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"MAYOR, BOARD MEMBER TAKE OATH OF OFFICE","Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HALF-MILE CYCLE RACES MOVE TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CLUBHOUSE OPEN SOON FOR BASEBALL TEAM,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RETIRED COLONEL JOINS ROTC HALL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BUSINESSMAN CONTINUES CITY-HALL FIGHT FOR CASINO,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CORN FOR GRAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FIRST DATA TO CLOSE MONTH EARLY,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
JANKLOW PREDICTS MORE JOBS FOR SD,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
PLANS FOR ETHANOL PLANT ARE STILL ON,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
FEMA TO SET UP ABERDEEN POST,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
YANKTON POLICE ISSUE TRADING CARDS TO YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
TO KEEP PUBLIC TV SHOWS IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STATE WORKERS OK 5% PAY REQUEST HIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*DR. J'S HOUSE CALL,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RIVALS EXPECT MILBANK'S PAULI TO SET PACE,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARMER'S MARKET SPRINGS UP DESPITE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HURON WOMAN'S COOKIE RECIPE WINS NATIONAL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD TO RAISE FUNDS FOR MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD TO RAISE FUNDS FOR MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH 'PEER GROUP' PLAN PRAISED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NEGOTIATIONS A SPRING RITUAL,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NEGOTIATIONS A SPRING RITUAL,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS CONNECTION NERVOUS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROSECUTOR FURIOUS OVER SENTENCE-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROSECUTOR FURIOUS OVER SENTENCE-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RADIOACTIVE TRANSPORT LAWS RAPPED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MRS. MCSTRAVICK IS ANGRY WITH CANADA,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPRIMAND CALLED AN INSULT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPRIMAND CALLED AN INSULT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIL WORKERS TO MAKE OFFER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RAIL WORKERS TO MAKE OFFER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WAGNER TO LEAVE O'GORMAN POSITION,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
VIBRANT BOB RICHARDS HIGHLIGHTS SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE SAYS ADAMS ACTED CAPRICIOUSLY IN CUTTING ROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROUBIDEAUX SAYS HE WASN'T DENIED JOB AS US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROUBIDEAUX SAYS HE WASN'T DENIED JOB AS US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUGIE PLAYERS BRING LIFE TO THE DIPPY 'CARNIVAL',"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BRANDON COMPLEX DELAY SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEILMAN'S TO SHUT DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE SAYS HURDS MUST ALLOW INSPECTION OF HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LANDFILL RATE NEEDS TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HEALTH CARE EXPENSES FOCUS OF HOSPITAL WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
QUIET RULES PRISON,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*SF INDIANS IGNORED, MCGOVERN TOLD","Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SF INDIANS IGNORED, MCGOVERN TOLD","Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A MESSAGE OF A NEW AGE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A MESSAGE OF A NEW AGE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DREAMER AND DOER BEHIND COM/ED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW METHODS REDUCE DENTAL PAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DREAMER AND DOER BEHIND COM/ED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COLLEEN BEE-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*AT THE RELAYS...,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AT THE RELAYS...,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BIOPOLITICS IMPORTANT IN WILDLIFE VOCABULARY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LONG DISTANCE RATE HIKE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
PUC STAFF URGES SD RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
LONG DISTANCE RATE HIKE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
COMPUTER SHOW PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
REALTOR BUYS FRANCHISE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
'ADDY' AWARDS PROGRAM HERE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
"JANKLOW, CITIBANK ANALYST TO SPEAK AT THE CONVENTION","Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
CORPORATE NEWS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
SOLAR CONFERENCE THURSDAY IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
"KNIGHTS PICK BROOKINGS MAN, RON SEELEY","Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
"KNIGHTS PICK BOOKINGS MAN, RON SEELEY","Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
WOMEN'S SEMINAR HERE MAY 15-16,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
COURTHOUSE'S 'PENTHOUSE' HOLDS DISAPPOINTING,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GANNETT FOUNDATION AWARDS 13 GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE NICHOL DETERMINED TO STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE NICHOL DETERMINED TO STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS FREE FROM POLIO SINCE 1964,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HOMESTAKE UNION SPLIT OVER URANIUM MINING,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HOMESTAKE UNIUN SPLIT OVER URANIUM MINING,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PRISON PROBLEM...PENAL CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ARGUS CARRIER ROLES LEAD TO EXCITING REWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WINDS OF REASON (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"*ROLLERSKATERS, BIKERS RAISE {dollar}3500 FOR CANCER","Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NO SINGAPORE BAND TRIP,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY EYES MASS TRANSIT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD DEMO PARTY REGISTERED A COMPLAINT...,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
SD DEMO PARTY REGISTERED A COMPLAINT...,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
PIANISTS TO AUDITION,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
SF BIBLE POLICY USED AS MODEL,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SF BIBLE POLICY USED AS MODEL,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*UNPAVED CAROLYN AVENUE ANGERS COUPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UNPAVED CAROLYN AVENUE ANGERS COUPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UNPAVED CAROLYN AVENUE ANGERS COUPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HATS OFF TO HOMEMAKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*RESTING IN PERSONALIZED PEACE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD SYMPHONY DOESN'T LIVE UP TO ITS POTENTIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*LOESCHER GETS HIGH JUMPING AT WOOD FIELD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOESCHER GETS HIGH JUMPING AT WOOD FIELD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BIA--FEDERAL AID CUTS 'DISASTROUS' TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAVE OF LITERARY CENSORSHIP HITS SD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BIA--FEDERAL AID CUTS 'DISASTROUS' TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AREA STUDENTS TO ENTER WEST POINT JULY 1,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BIA--FEDERAL AID CUTS 'DISASTROUS' TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AREA STUDENTS TO ENTER WEST POINT JULY 1,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KIOV TOWER STRUCK BY LIGHTNING,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DC STILL HOME TO FALLEN DEMOS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SPACE STEPS ADD TO AVIATION LOVE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAVORS REMOVING WINGLER FROM OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PETERSON HAS A MANDATE...,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WHY UNION PERSISTS AT BALANCE SYSTEMS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PETERSON HAS A MANDATE...,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GUIDED TRAIL RIDES OFFERED IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDY--BLACK HILLS LAKE CAN BE SAVED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO VISIT SD THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THE CASE OF THE TALKING TYPEWRITERS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUDUBON ASKING GARRISON RESTRAINT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MESSAGE CARVED IN COTTONWOOD LOG,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MESSAGE CARVED IN COTTONWOOD LOG,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES ELEVATOR IN MILLER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MATHIS TELLS HIS STORY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CHRISTOPHER IS A LOT LIKE FATHER MULCAHY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SURVIVING AN IRS AUDIT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
'PARTNERS' A FAILURE (FINE),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
BERGELAND DIRECTOR QUITS--NO REASON GIVEN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"COURT TELLS SIOUX STOP GILL, FIN NETTING","Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STOCK INVESTOR MEYERS SENTENCED TO A YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CHALLENGES ACCURACY OF MACHINE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHEAP RAIL FREIGHT RATES COSTING STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"SAVOR BUDDING TREES, GREEN HUE OF MAY (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ALTERNATIVE PROPOSED IN BROCKHOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TAVERN OPERATORS ASK LAW BE CHANGED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RISE IN SD HOME SALES PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"LAWRENCE COUNTY OIL, GAS SALE","Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MINNESOTA CRASH KILLS BROOKINGS MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
YELLOW THUNDER CAMP SURVEYED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ZIEBACH SHERIFF SUED FOR ILLEGAL SEARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ARRAIGNMENT IN STABBING DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"FOUR MEN JAILED, FINED FOR POACHING","Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WATERTOWN LIQUOR DEALERS WARNED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MILBANK-TO-SISSETON RAILROAD PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS VOTES TO KEEP ITS GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ANOTHER BANK TO OPEN OFFICE IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HOUSE REJECTS BILL CONTINUING FED AID,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*STUDENTS GET GOOD MARKS FROM OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BAN HASN'T STOPPED DRINKING IN DORMS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
IS YOUR CHURCH 100 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BARNETT GETS BANK SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
DISTRICT HONORS VOLUNTEER PARENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
HOEHL RECEIVES BUSINESS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
JORDAN AIRMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
OLSON IS POSTMASTER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*AWARD GIVEN FOR DEDICATED SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*STUDENTS HONORED AT ECONOMICS BANQUET,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
BUSINESS WOMEN GIVE SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
LENNOX GIRL IS FINALIST IN PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
PARRY GETS USD FACULTY AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
SDSU HONORS ALUMNUS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
USD AWARDS HIGHEST-RANKING SENIOR,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*DISSENT WILL KILL SATELLITE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN SUES HUGHES COUNTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE AWAIT CRASH TEST RESULTS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRECINCT-BY-PRECINCT UNOFFICIAL RESULTS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS-OMAHA FLIGHTS OK'D,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET FOR LAWYERS' FEES SLIDE INTO RED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION SAYS IT DIDN'T WRITE LETTER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN LAWYER WANTS MEIERHENRY TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"LUSSEM--IF YOU'RE A CRITIC, YOU'RE OUT","Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*KNEIP, BILLION PLAN LIQUOR BUSINESS","Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*PARADE, SOUTH DAKOTA'S HALL OF FAME HONOREE (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DRIVERS ADVISED TO DRIVE SLOWLY IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KHADAFY'S AID FOR AIM--ZERO,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STREET IMPROVEMENT FEES ARE EXCESSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES OFFICIAL THANKS VOLUNTEERS IN WALK,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*BICYCLE SAFETY--NOT JUST FOR KIDS ANYMORE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTIES CONSIDER MILWAUKEE ROAD'S SETTLEMENT OFFER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STUDYING EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VANDALS TEAR DOWN CANDIDATE HINES' SIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
REPORT SAYS VAPOR LOCK CAUSED PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
VERMILLION COUNCIL CHANGES MIND ON INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COMPETITION FORCES OLDRE'S VAULTING AMBITIONS HIGHER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"SCHOLARSHIP CUTTING NOTHING NEW, SAYS GUNTHER","Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*8 FAST QUARTER-MILERS TOUR HOWARD WOOD FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
51-DAY PHEASANT SEASON EXTENDED IN WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*VERMILLION MARCHERS PROTEST VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE OK'S WATER DEVELOPMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FROM TANZANIA, WITH LOVE","Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
IT PAYS TO LIVE IT UP,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEASON'S FINAL FLING,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*LOCAL TALENT TAKES THE STAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*POTTING A POTHOLE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKIPS SPECIAL SESSION TO HELP HART CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLANE NOISE ISN'T PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JURORS CONSIDER PROSTITUTION CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HAPPY HOPPING,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DUNN PLANS TO RETIRE FROM SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MCDOWELL AWAITS SENTENCING IN COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SHOULD VOTERS PASS SCHOOL BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEXANS LIKE WHAT THEY SEE IN SD (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUALITY OF EDUCATION WILL SUFFER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HANSON SAYS MANURE MAY BE HEALTH HAZARD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER MEETS WITH OFFICIALS ABOUT EROS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECEPTION WILL MARK COOPER'S SWEARING-IN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS WILL SEE CHANGES IN TAX COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 MEN INDICTED ON CHARGES OF CHILD RAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN LOAN SCAM,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WINNER WILL GET GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AGENT NAMED OUTSTANDING OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
POSTPONES FORUM ON NUCLEAR WASTE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
YANKTON COUPLE SUE AIRCRAFT FIRM,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ALLOW CUTTING OF GRASSES ON IDLE ACRES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE RULES AGAINST MCCOOK COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINNESOTA WOMAN KILLED IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY FIRM FINED FOR RIGGING BIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUPERINTENDENT--COLLEGE CAUSED COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
4 COUNTIES APPLY FOR DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRISON LAWSUIT SUPPORTERS PLAN FOR APPEALS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HOFER IS A PAIN IN THE OPPOSITION'S BACK,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LOESCHER GOES AFTER 7 FEET AT RELAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'VETTES INSPIRE FLASHY LOVE AFFAIRS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A RUNNER'S ANGUISH,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAPKEN APOLOGIZES FOR REGENTS' ABSENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WELCOME TO MAIN STREET,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CLOSE UP PROGRAM IS A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HUNDREDS CELEBRATED LIFE TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"USED BOOK SALE RAISED {dollar}5,000","Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
UNITED STATES ALSO HAS SKELETONS IN CLOSET (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
1985 A GOOD TOURISM YEAR FOR SD (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EXCUSES FOR ABORTION FLIMSY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*STRONG DOLLAR HURTS OUR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SCHOOL REMARKS PREJUDICED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WHEN YOU WORSHIP...,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*HUSKER BEATS WIND TO WIN RELAY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*BURNS, JOHNSON STAND OUT IN RELAYS","Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CHRISTIAN ROCK STATION STILL WAITING TO AIR,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLEAN-A-THON '85 TO RAISE MONEY FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LUNCHEON TO HONOR OUTSTANDING ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN TROOPER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"REGENTS OWE HOOPS APOLOGY, TEACHER SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPAIRS WILL BLOCK TRAFFIC STARTING MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VO-TECH TO CELEBRATE BUILDING OPENING,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HANNAH'S SCRAPBAG DIES AT 90,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HORSEBACK RIDERS RELISH DAKOTA SUN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MCFADDEN DIDN'T WANT JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"WHILE DYING, HE HELPED MOTORIST","Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN CHARGED WITH VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PINE RIDGE MAN CHARGED IN BOY'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PORK PRODUCERS GROUP ANNOUNCES CHECKOFF,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD CALLS FOR END TO NURSING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE MEETS RULES ON LEAD-SHOT BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*RELAXED READER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ARGUS LEADER SCHOLARSHIP WINNER CARRIES BIG HOPES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WON'T RULE OUT BINGO OPERATION,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DEATH OF PROGRAM WOULD HURT SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NOT ENOUGH TO ELIMINATE APARTHEID (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REMEMBER USD-SPRINGFIELD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEWS JUDGMENT PERPLEXING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SNEEKY S DAKOTANS TREADING ON DANGEROUS TURF,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MEDIA MANAGEMENT A WHITE WORLD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*VULNERABLE KNEES BRACING FOR FOOTBALL BLOWS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WIND WHIPS WOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BLUEBIRDS FIND A FRIEND IN HAMPEL,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FISHING TOURNAMENTS CATCH ON IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INTEREST SHOWN FOR BIG-GAME RANCH,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
STAMP COMPETITION TO BE HELP MAY 20,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*COLLECTORS WAX ELOQUENT ABOUT MODEL A'S,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN PRINCIPAL WINS STATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP CANDIDATES WOULD CHANGE STATE GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAPANESE FIRM BUYS FLANDREAU CATTLE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL COMPANY REVIVES RURAL HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ABDNOR FUND-RAISING LAGS BEHIND,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONTRIBUTORS KEEP DASCHLE'S COFFERS FILLED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARMING GROWS TO BE MORE THAN A JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SISTERS PRESERVE WILDERNESS SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPPER CLUB BURNS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRAZY HORSE MEMORIAL BUSTS UNVEILED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOMENICI SAYS TAX INCREASE WON'T HURT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SINGLES PAPER PUBLISHER SUES DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PAGEANT WAS A CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ETHEL CERNEY IN DEMAND,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DEPRESSION FURNISHES MAN'S INCENTIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BEAR WITH HER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DAVIS LAUGHS AT STORMY PAST,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL PICKETS FACE TEST,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
KAN FARMERS LIKE WHEAT DEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
KANSAS FARMERS LIKE WHEAT DEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
LACEY PARK A NICE ADDITION,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TRAIL PLAN LOOKS GOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PEOPLE DON'T DESERVE MUDSLINGING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*STAGE IS CANVAS FOR ARTIST,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHILD I D TAGS BEING DISTRIBUTED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LIBRARY SEEKS OVER DUE MATERIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
RUMMAGE SALES BENEFIT TELETHON,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
AEROB-A-THON SET FOR MAY 16,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MASTECTOMY SUPPORT GROUP FORMS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
'ARGUS LEADER' WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANOEIST'S BODY FOUND IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE--PRICE FOR GRAIN TO RISE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MEN GET GUN GROUP OFFICES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WALL PRINCIPAL WINS STATE HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUMPING AT HARE-RAISING EVENT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARIZONA LAWYER TO HELP SET UP LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CUTS THREATEN SCHOOLS' STATUS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOINING COULD SPLIT TOWNS' RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOCIETY MOUNTS DRIVE TO IMPROVE RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION TO VOTE ON CHANGE IN DUTIES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TO GET GOVERNOR'S PERSONAL TOUCH,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*AMERICAN INDIANS' OCCUPATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TEAMS TO VIE FOR NCC TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*PATROL PERFORMS SAFETY CHECKS AT BORDER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
AMERICAN INDIAN NAMED AS BISHOP,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
UNION TO PRESS MORRELL ON SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL ASTROLOGER NOT SURPRISED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ASYLUM WASN'T IN INDIANS' BEST INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMMENTS UNDERMINE MICKELSON'S CREDIBILITY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*TRUSTY CAPTURED NEAR YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STATE, BUSINESS FORM PARTNERSHIP","Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
80 TO LOSE JOBS IN HOSPITAL MERGER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIELD DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FUNERAL PRE-PLANNING CAUSES CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON'S TRIP TO CENTRAL AMERICA CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
1987 COURT RULING MAY HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THIRD CHANCE TO PROTEST ASSESSMENT VALUES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TO DISCUSS HARASSMENT CASE AGAINST WILKA,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR BRIEFED ON PANAMA UNREST,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SWEET AND SIMPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
W SIOUX'S HALLIGAN FAVORED IN WOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TENNIS IS POPULAR RACKET FOR SF SENIORS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*DELL RAPIDS DIVIDED ON SALES TAX VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOWN-TO-EARTH TONES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FBI DELAYING BANK ROBBER'S ARREST,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GRAND JURY TO INVESTIGATE CYANIDE SPILL,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD RISES TO 5TH IN ACT SCORES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CITY CLEANER'S RITUAL BEGINS DAILY AT DAWN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE PHILLIPS AVENUE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AMERICAN INDIAN MUSEUM WOULD BE NICE ADDITON (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OUT-OF-STATERS COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
13 APPLIED FOR ANDERSON JOB (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ARENA BEST SITE FOR SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PARTY PORTRAIT INACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BICYCLE SAFETY WEEK IS MAY 8-12,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FORUM TO DISCUSS ROE VS WADE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*AREA FISHING STILL SLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOOD RELAYS TO ATTRACT COLLEGE TALENT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CLUB BREAKS GROUND ON NEW PARK TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DECISION ON GALLAND CASE COMING FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 ABORTION PROTESTERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEW PARENTS MAKE THEIR PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRST YEAR OF STATE'S SMOKING POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
I'M RESPONSIBLE FOR PRISON,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GROWING WORLD POPULATION HARMING PLANET,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TEN RESIDENTS SHOW INTEREST IN CITY OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VICTIM COULD HAVE AVOIDED TRAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*DONOR GIVES {dollar}500,000 TO WEBSTER SCHOOL","Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CENTENNIAL STAMP GOES ON SALE ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CAR-MOTORCYCLE CRASH KILLS STUDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD NATIVE TO GET DREAM RIDE INTO SPACE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FLANDREAU STAND-IN ON PRINCE MOVIE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BUSH ON WRONG SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ENDOWMENT BENEFITS MANY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FACTS ON DISBARMENT SHOULD BE DISCLOSED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE CAN'T BE BLAMED FOR CLOSING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HARRISBURG NEEDS SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*'POST' STORY YELLOW JOURNALISM,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*AUDIENCES FILL UP AREA THEATERS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RECORD LABELING RAISES THORNY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DANCER PRAISES MID-LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"BANK TO GIVE AWAY 1,000 SEEDLINGS TODAY","Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROTESTERS TO BE TRIED AS GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATOR TO GIVE SPEECH AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'WOMEN ONLY HALFWAY THERE',"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRUG DEFENDANTS GIVEN 87-MONTH TERMS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN HANDING OUT BEER AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BECOMING AWARE OF BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"4,100 COLLEGE STUDENTS PREPARING TO GRADUATE","Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*4-YEAR-OLD SETS GARAGE ON FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GROUP WILL FIGHT SALES TAX MISINFORMATION,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*THE SOUND OF MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GROTON MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
POP STARS HEADLINE ANNUAL NOSTALGIA DANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WYOMING MEN CHARGED IN SHOOTING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
OFFICIALS SEEK FUNDS FOR PROGRAM EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*WOOD RELAYS SET STAGE FOR BATTLE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OK'S DASCHLE FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*HIGH WIRE ACT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
FMHA SALE TO REALTOR IRKS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
OPERATORS SEE DELAY IN COMMUTER AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*MAKING A SPLASH,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WET WEATHER WASHES OUT '91 DAKOTA RELAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AMERICAN PLANS SF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
1 IN 25 HAVE THEM IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GUN ISSUE HAS FACTIONS SHOOTING FOR VOTES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*CRITICAL CARE FOR CRITTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CONCERT SCHEDULE KEEPS SYMPHONY BUSY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*FOLK SINGER LEADS CLASSES IN SONG,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*RECUPERATIVE POWER OF YOUTH IMPLICIT IN RETURN...,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DEMOCRATS RESPONSIBLE FOR TAX-RELIEF FAILURE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TRACK TEAMS' FUTURE SCHEDULES FORCE CANCELLATION,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BREAD FOR THE WORLD PLANS LETTERWALK,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP SPONSOR FREE WINDSHIELD WASHING,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FAILS TO RETURN TO GLORY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
7-YEAR-OLD UPGRADED TO SATISFACTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
800 TO GET DEGREES AT SDSU CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EMERGENCY CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE JOBLESS RATE JUMPS TO 4.4,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISCOUNT RATE TO RISE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENT GARDEN TO HONOR CLASSMATES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
69 FROM MEDICAL COMPANY TO RETURN TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGES SEE FRUITS OF LABOR IN DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JURY AQUITS 77-YEAR-OLD IN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY BOARD FIRES TEACHER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRY TO REFER KEG ORDINANCE FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY CONSIDERS LANDFILL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
POISONINGS THREATEN RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SENATORS BACK FUEL BILL WITH RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TIDBALL RETIRING AS STATE SCHOOL BOARD HEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHAIRMANSHIP DISPUTE SETTLED IN PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DEAL NAMED TO HEAD FORT MEADE VA CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CONSTRUCTION FIRM ORDERED TO SHUT DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FORMER UNION MAN FINDS HIS GREEN THUMB,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'PERSISTENCE' EARNS WOMAN DEGREE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
250 SAY THANKS TO SUPERINTENDENT HARRIS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*STRIKE ALTERED PATHS--FOR BETTER, WORSE","Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*HUMBLING EXPERIENCE WORTHWHILE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*POLICE HAD NO RIGHT TO BEAT KING,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*HEY BIG SPENDERS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*YAC PROFILE--CANISTOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
BRAIN TUMOR STORY GOT SCANT COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUSH NEEDS TO SIGN CABLE-REGULATION BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T JUST STEAM ABOUT CITY STREETS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CARETRAUM PROVES CORRUPTION ALIVE HERE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*GOD NO BIGOT ABOUT GAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"CHECK OUT BLEEDING, ITCHY SPOT ON ARM","Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*JUST GETTING THEIR KICKS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'WRAP ACCOUNTS' ARE APPEALING,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*DUXBURY A CANDIDATE FOR DISTRICT 17 SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNION OFFICIAL TO SEEK SEAT IN STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS TO DISCUSS JAIL SITES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEMI DRIVER CRUSHED BY TRUCK DIES SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
START TIMES MEETING PLANNED FOR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHEMISTRY STUDENTS SOLVE FICTITIOUS CRIME,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JENKS RELISHES HELPING HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OVER HALF OF STATE'S FARMERS OWN LAND,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAREWELL RECEPTION,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHAMBERLAIN DONATIONS FULFILL RUSHMORE PLEDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN TO BE CAPITOL FOR A DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRM TO PAY BACK REDI LOAN MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES FIVE APPIONTMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVISORY BOARD SEEN AS AID TO LAND DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SPEARFISH ASKED TO AID FRONTIER SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*STUDENTS PAMPER GRAND OLD MAPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STATE'S LARGEST SILVER MAPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*MINISTER FACES JAIL TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD REAPS PROFITS FROM NICKEL MACHINES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CULTURAL CENTER IS SOLUTION OF INTEGRITY FOR HOUSIN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INTERIM SCHOOL HEAD HAS BIG OPPORTUNITY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ANTI-SMOKING ATTITUDE HAS GONE TOO FAR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PAPER SHOULD STUDY CITY SPENDING PRACTICES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
END TO CULT STANDOFF HANDLED APPROPRIATELY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
WE SHOULD FIGHT EXPANSION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HOSPITAL RECEIVES BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T LET MAN WITHDRAW RAPE PLEA,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY CONVICTS MAN IN SHOOTING CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MORRELL, AGENCIES WORK ON DUMPING","Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"VERMILLION MAN, 33, GUILTY OF ESCAPE","Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOOKS AT FUTURE RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRIO ENTERS 3RD WEEK INSIDE GEO TRYING TO WIN CAR,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WINGLER LAWYER SAYS GIRL LIED ABOUT ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KIMBALL MAN CHARGED WITH WRESTLING DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*LOCAL PIED PIPER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
890 APPEAL VALUES OF PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN PARENTS LEARN HOW TO TEACH,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRANT GIVES BOOST TO RURAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RACE CAR TRAILER RUNS OVER MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO USD PROFESSORS SHARE EDUCATOR HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*OUTDOOR READING,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHEYENNE RIVER TRIBE WANTS CUSTODY OF SIOUX,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMITTEE OF 5 TO PLAN MICKELSON MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
STATE'S ATTORNEY FACING MARIJUANA CHARGES QUITS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*SWAPPING INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
FMHA LOAN FUNDS DEPLETED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SALE TO NJ FIRM OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*COMSTOCK'S 74 LIFTS O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FOLLOW LABELS ON GARDEN CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BOOKS OFFER TREE-CARE HELP; RHODODENDRONS HARDY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
BALLOT ISSUE HOMES IN ON PROPERTY-TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TAMING THE TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FORKLIFT ACCIDENT INJURES 3 CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES PLAYER CHARGED WITH BRIBING POLICE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PROPOSED INTERSTATE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"BUILD SOUTH AFRICA ON GOOD, LEGAL BASE (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
THE LAST FRONTIER NOT DANGEROUS BAR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS NEAR REVOLT ON TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PHOTO CAPTURED JOYS OF TEACHING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
TICKETING NOT NEEDED FOR STREET CLEANING,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT IN MURDER DOESN'T HAVE LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT MUST LEAVE EX-WIFE ALONE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEAR-BEER IN CAR NOT GOOD IDEA,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW AMNESTY GROUP MEETS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PIPELINE BILL BEGINS JOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A NEW WILD GAME PARADISE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHAMBER GIVES SCHOOL OK GRADE ON FINANCES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INFORMATION CARRIES A PRICE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCIENCE BALLOON MISSING,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CITY MAN ADMITS GROWING MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE DROPS FELONIES AGAINST CITY YOUTH,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON MAN BEGINS CITY COUNCIL TERM,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION MAN FACES ASSAULT SENTENCING,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICERS TO SHOW STUDENTS DWI RISKS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RURAL HOME ADDRESSES IN LINCOLN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TO CONSIDER ADMISSIONS POLICIES AT MEDICAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STUDENT CHARGED IN RAPE IS EX-COP,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"CHARGED IN THEFTS FROM FIRST LADY, BAR","Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"RIOT SPOKESMAN, TEENS REJECTED IN PAROLE ATTEMPTS","Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*MAY BASKETS FOR PETS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EX-POLICE OFFICER BEGINS AS COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MADISON HEARING ON SALES TAX MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MILLER TO RETURN TO TV ADS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*SIOUX FALLS' VISITORS GUIDE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AUGUSTANA NIPS MOUNT MARTY IN 9TH,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SINGLETARY TACKLES NEW CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*O'GORMAN'S LIEN HAS FAST COMPANY IN 200,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SEEKING AND FINDING,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THE POLITICAL ITCH,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COOKS HELP CELEBRATE SEASON WITH RECIPES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'HUNCHBACK' SEES LIGHT OF STAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*COOKIES LURE FAMILY BACK HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SENATE VOTES TO CAP LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WE'RE S-T-R-E-S-S-E-D OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"DISASTER MONEY DRIES UP, FARMERS RELY ON INSURANCE","Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ATHLETE WINS BATTLE OVER SPINAL MENINGITIS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CHILD CARE INTEGRAL TO ECONOMIC GROWTH (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
GIVE COUNCIL MORE POWER TO OVERRIDE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
GROCERS' PROFITS ARE MILKING FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
KEEP POLITICS OUT OF TUITION DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
TEACHER'S QUESTIONS FOCUS ON EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.A, p.14, col.4"
HOMOSEXUALS AKSING FOR EQUAL TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.A, p.14, col.5"
*'HOME AWAY FROM HOME',"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'SHINNY GAME' GIVES GLIMPSE OF OLD SPORT OF INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'POLITICALLY CORRECT' TEACHING (PROF),"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MONEY IS STILL THE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MANY PROVIDERS ALREADY MEET NEW REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
TRAIN DERAILMENT INJURES CABOOSE RIDER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FESTIVAL OF NATIONS IS FRIDAY AT LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS DON'T PAY TAX IN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*WHEN'S THE RAIN GONNA QUIT, DAD?","Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOPE TO FREEZE FEES TO HELP OFFSET TUITION HIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONSULTANTS TO EXAMINE 6 UNIVERSITIES FOR SAVINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LT. GOV. HILLARD IS CONSIDERING US HOUSE BID,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNCIL CONSIDERS DEER-FEEDING BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*ESCAPEE DENIES FIREARMS CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KURALT SPEECH REPLAY UNCERTAIN ON C-SPAN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EASTER SEAL SOCIETY PROVIDES FAMILY AID,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EDUCATION SURVEY TO BE HEARD MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CORSICA--FUNDS TO HELP KIDS WITH RARE DISEASE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PUC APPROVES PHONE CHARGE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STUDENTS TO RALLY FOR HIGHER EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*USD NAMES MORROW AS DEAN OF STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WORK IN UNDER WAY ON CULTURAL CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"MAYOR'S VETO WOULD STAND, LAW SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*FOUR HURT IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*DWI ARRESTS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MORE EFFICIENT GOVERNMENT IS A PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN WHO DIDN'T REPORT SEXUAL ABUSE PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INDIAN HEALTH DIRECTOR REASSURES PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SINGER WANTS TO CROON IN NASHVILLE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*TRACTOR COLLECTOR TO MOVE AS HIGHWAY 11 WIDENS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STUDY FAVORING BOMBERS PLEASES STATE DELEGATION,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE PLANS TO DRAIN AREA WHERE HIGHWAY IS FLOODED,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*CHANGES FARM HOME INTO FOUR-SIDED HISTORY BOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
OKLAHOMA CITY AFTERMATH STUNS HURON MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TRIBAL LEADERS PROTEST PROPOSED DUNBAR LAND SWAP,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY WAITS TO RELEASE ADDRESSES,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
HIGHWAY PATROL ADDING ARMORED PRESONNEL CARRIERS,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.6"
"FARM-LOAN PROPOSAL SETS {dollar}200,000 LIMIT ON NET WORTH","Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
*BATTERYMATES SPARK AUGIE'S BID FOR NCC TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN CAN'T DAMPEN TURKEY HUNT,"Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"RAIN SLOWS STATE ANGLING, BUT PERSISTENCE REWARDED","Argus LeaderMay 04 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
MILWAUKEE RAIL LOAN APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FINAL ROUND AGONY SAVED BY BELL,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MILWAUKEE RAIL LOAN APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIAL TIMERS CLICKED THEIR STOPWATCHES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PROMISED JOBS LOST,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PROMISED JOBS LOST,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RUMORS NEARLY KILL RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
RUMORS NEARLY KILL RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS RESIDENT HELD AFTER STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
AUGIE MUSICAL CALLED STUNNING,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
READER CRITICAL OF LIBRARY STORY-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
REPRIMAND IS ADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BEST AND BRIGHTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
REPRIMAND IS ADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*DENNIS TIEFENTHALER 'GUTS IT OUT' TO THE FINISH,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RUMMAGING-CHICKENS TO ANTIQUES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TROOPER, INFORMANT LIABLE FOR ARREST","Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BETTER DIVORCE SETTLEMENT ORDERED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD MAN SETTLES ONASSIS SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RAIL TALKS STALL-COURTS NEXT STOP,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD ELIGIBLE FOR {dollar}1.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GAS TAX PART OF PRICE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO CHANGE CHECK PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
I-29 FOCUS OF SISSETON LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MCDERMOTT RAPS NEWS COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SELBY WOMAN CONVICTED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MCDERMOTT RAPS NEWS COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AUGUSTANA TO HOST FORENSICS INSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HORSES TO BE SOLD AT FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WINNERS OF 1979 LEADING LADY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SURVEYORS-CITY ENGINEERS' MOONLIGHTING UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SURVEYORS-CITY ENGINEERS' MOONLIGHTING UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRISON QUIET-INTERVIEWS BEGIN TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HUNTING IS A PASSION FOR SD COUPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*DETERMINED FARMER SPEAKS OUT AT HIS CRITICS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*DETERMINED FARMER SPEAKS OUT AT HIS CRITICS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*HUNTING IS A PASSION FOR SD COUPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HIGH JUMPERS FOR HIGHER GOALS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HIGH JUMPERS FOR HIGHER GOALS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*US MILITARY-SENATE CANDIDATES' TEST,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HARTFORD LIBRARY NEEDS ROOF AND LUCK,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*US MILITARY-SENATE CANDIDATES' TEST,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL ED WORK HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SPECIAL ED WORK HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SPECIAL ED WORK HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NO MORE GOOEY TAR EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BETTER RAILS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CREEP-FED CALVES GAINING MORE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ENTOMOLOGIST WARNS OF CUTWORMS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UREA FERTILIZER PROVES POPULAR,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VEGETABLE OIL MAY PULL HEAVY DUTY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*A PERSONAL LETTER TO THE PEOPLE (SUPPLEMENT),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1980, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON TAKES OVER 'HOT SEAT',"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PETERSON TAKES OVER 'HOT SEAT',"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
3 FIRMS GET CITY LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*A NIGHT IN THE LIFE OF A PARAMEDIC,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A NIGHT IN THE LIFE OF A PARAMEDIC,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A NIGHT IN THE LIFE OF A PARAMEDIC,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONFIDENTIALITY CONCERNS MINING INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WINGLER DECIDED NOT TO DRIVE CITY-OWNED CAR AND TOO,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON CHOSE NOT TO VOTE ON LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARM WOMEN SOUND OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*PETERSON CHOSE NOT TO VOTE ON LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*PETERSON CHOSE NOT TO VOTE ON LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*PETERSON CHOSE NOT TO VOTE ON LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARM WOMEN SOUND OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JAPANESE CURBS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JAPANESE CURBS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIDING TOURISM (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BASIC SEXUAL MORALS AND ABORTION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"CANCER, CHEMOTHERAPY POINTS ARE CLARIFIED (L)","Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NURSERY PRAISED FOR CARE GIVEN BABY SON (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ADVISES VERIFICATION OF ILLNESS/DEATH REPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"GALLEY, BARCO'S REORGANIZING DEBTS","Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"GALLEY, BARCO'S REORGANIZING DEBTS","Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AAM TO SHIP FOOD TO POLAND,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
QUARTET FINALE BEST OF SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
AAM TO SHIP FOOD TO POLAND,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"SPRING PRACTICES BRING SMILES TO COYOTES, JACKS","Argus LeaderMay 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*I WISH I'D BEEN KILLED, MATHIS SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HURON MAN FINALLY GETTING MEDAL,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RADIO GAME WINNERS--WE WEREN'T PAID,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STOCKHOLM MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO REASON FOR HER DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NCC'S SPRING FOOTBALL CROP--PRODUCE NEW-NAME HARVEST,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PHEASANT HUNTER WILL HAVE 51 DAYS OF SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"STATE, FEDERAL CAMPGROUND FEES GO UP","Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BN LINKS STOPPAGE OF TRAINS TO LOW GRAIN PRICES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE'S SET-ASIDE BILL RECEIVES PRAISE/CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNZICKER--STATE FORGOT US IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNZICKER: STATE FORGOT US IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST HAS A NEW SPHERE OF INFLUENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GAMBIT 11 READY TO ROLL IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOOD WEATHER HELPS SPRING SEEDING IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
US TAX FREEDOM DAY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOMESTAKE MINING PERMIT AMENDED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RATES TO HOLD STEADY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD OUTSTANDING PRINCIPAL NAMED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD WATER BILL TO BE DEBATED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
URANIUM EXPLORATION PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXTENSION SERVICE SEEKS COUNTY AID,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*PEAVEY ELEVATOR IN MILLER IN A FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
15 COUNTRIES GET CORPS' LEASE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH DIRECTOR HIRED AS BUDGET CHIEF,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"SD TO GET {dollar}240,000 FROM LEASES","Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SOME SD SCHOOLS WILL SERVE LUNCH TO SENIOR CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
VOTES IN RUNOFF ELECTION--DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*WEDGED UNDER SEMITRAILER,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*STUDENTS WORRIED ABOUT INDIAN SCHOOL'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THREE FROM SF WIN VICA HONORS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
SHAFF COUNSELOR OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
*INFECTION ENDS 7-YEAR BATTLE WITH KIDNEY DISEASE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMIST--SF'S RECOVERY TOPS STATE'S,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLAN CUTS AID TO SODBUSTERS (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL--DENYING SUBSIDIES WILL SLOW EROSION,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"STATE'S CATHOLICS ASKED TO PRAY, FAST FOR PEACE","Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PICKING RIGHT CAMP FOR CHILD IS FIRST STEP,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CLOWNING AROUND,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BOARD OF HEALTH GIVES CRYSTAL GOBLET AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRIVING DEFENSIVELY BEST WAY TO FEND OFF ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMALDEHYDE LAWSUITS ANSWERED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAYOR OFFERS COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
11 LAID OFF AT EROS DATA CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE SUIT ON WAY TO COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY--DON'T LET LAND DISPUTE HOLD UP LOANS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TURNOUT VIEWED AS SIGN THAT THINGS ARE FINE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"NEWSWEEK LIBEL TRIAL--JULY 17, 1984","Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS BUSSINESSES OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"VOTE REJECTS A SYSTEM, SPURS COMMISSION RACE (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*KNOBE EXPLAINS ROLE TO YOUNGSTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARCHITECTS GET CONTRACT FOR VO-TECH BLDG,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DOUGLAS SCHOOL AWAITS FINAL WORD ON FED MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HELL'S ANGEL LOSES CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE REJECTS AWARD IN DEATH AT LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SATELLITE REPLACES SURVEYORS IN PLOTTING PATH,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BOARD MAY REQUIRE MORE BASICS FOR ADMITTANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SDSU'S BOCKLUND MAKES LARGE RUNNING STRIDES IN HURRY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AILING JOHNSON WELL ENOUGH TO SCORE ND STATE SWEEP,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ND STATE'S LEUTZ SETS NORTH CENTRAL RECORD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HANSEN WILL BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
COOL WEATHER MAKES WALLEYES LOSE APPETITE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*RAIN AT THE RELAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE BLOCKS WATER SALE TO ETSI,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SAYS HE HANDLED USD WRONG,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MAN CONVICTED OF PROSTITUTING 14-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ARGUS LEADER TAKES AWARD FOR 6TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BADAMI EYES OLYMPIC TEAM,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*COLD, RAIN CAN'T SLOW RUNNERS","Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ANSON YEAGER TO RETIRE JUNE 1,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BALTIC ELEVATOR LAWSUITS STILL VALID,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY MARKS COMPLETION OF MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
2 MINNESOTA MEN DIE IN SMALL-PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES WALK RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
100TH CLASS WILL GRADUATE FROM DAKOTA STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"GRANTS AID ARCHEOLOGISTS, BOYS' CLUB","Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"LAWYER, 2 OTHERS INDICTED ON COCAINE","Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"CUSTOMERS REFUSE 1,200 BOXES OF COOKIES","Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
NEW WATER LEGISLATION WILL STAND (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
READER LISTS DEBATABLE ISSUES ON VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LET'S RENOVATE WASHINGTON (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BOAT TAX UNFAIR TO MOST OWNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ADRIAN GETS FEDERAL GRANT FOR WELLS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LINCOLN STUDENT TO SPEND YEAR IN GERMANY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS LOOK FOR WAYS TO HELP STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
3 SF STUDENTS FIRST IN HISTORY EVENT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
5 COUNTIES WILL GET DISASTER LOANS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DALE TRIMS LAWSUIT AGAINST STATE OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
EX-GUARD GETS HEARING ON JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NUCLEAR FREEZE ISSUE MISUNDERSTOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RESEARCH ON CONTAMINATED SOIL GETS OK,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SIOUX CITY MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ST FRANCIS MAN FACES UP TO 30 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
STATE WORKERS BEAT REGION IN PROCESSING CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TOO MUCH MONEY FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
30 VOLGA PROPERTY OWNERS SUE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
JOHNSON WITHDRAWS AS LAWYER IN CORSICA,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
LAWSUIT--SCHOOL ELECTIONS VIOLATE LAWS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
OPENING ROAD NOT REQUIRED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*A CITY DIVIDED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TAPKEN--PUBLIC KNOWS ALMOST EVERYTHING,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARM SUICIDE DIDN'T COME AS A SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PROPOSAL WILL HELP CITY MOVE FORWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CITY WON'T BE MAJOR CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*FINANCING PLAN SKIRTS INCREASES IN PROPERTY TAX,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS HAVE MIXED FEELINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
A PERFECT CHEESEBURGER,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NUKE DUMP LOCATION DOESN'T CHANGE ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WOOD RECORDS GO BLOWING IN WIND,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*EAST'S ACKERMANS SWEEP, BUT NORTH TAKES TITLE","Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW OUTDOOR COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WILMOT ANGLER LIKED THIS CARP,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*LENDING A HELPING HAND,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE BURIES HOUSE LEADER BARNETT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIONEERS RECALL REA'S FIRST LIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROBERTS SEES HERSETH AS RIVAL FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"WOMAN ESCAPES INTRUDER, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*STAMP CEREMONY WON'T COST ABDNOR VOTES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS CAN COMMENT ON AFFIRMATIVE ACTION,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SF STUDENT IS PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLAR,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VA WON'T COMMENT ON PRESSLER BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"SF, LEAD AND PIERRE WIN NEWS AWARDS","Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICERS RECALL THOSE WHO DIED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
*BENDING IS HIS GAME,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NEW ROLE SOUGHT FOR YANKTON COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
ACTRESSES HOPE TO SPOTLIGHT FARM PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
CALIFORNIA FIRM VICTIMIZES BOAT WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
DASCHLE COSPONSORS BILL RAISING SPEED LIMIT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
JANKLOW--FREE PRESS CORNERSTONE FOR LIBERTIES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"STATE PRIVATE-SECTOR WORKERS DROP 3,100","Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
9 ABERDEEN BUSINESSES FLUNK BEER BUY TEST,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
USD RAPE FIGURES ARE PROBABLY TRUE FOR NATION,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
DISTILLERY MAY BE BUILT IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
"*BETTY LARSEN, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
*ENERGY EFFICIENT HOMES ARE A HIT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COUNSELORS TO TACKLE STRESS IN FAMILY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ENERGY CONSULTING COMPANY OPENS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*REDFIELD RETAILER HONORED BY STATE ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BLACK HILLS POWER DECLARES QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FARM MANAGEMENT EXPERT STARTS OWN FIRM,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
FILINGS FOR MARCH AND THE FIRST HALF OF APRIL,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
17 SOUTH DAKOTANS HAVE BACK PAY WAITING,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1985, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
*TRAINED BEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CLASS GETS A KICK OUT OF KARATE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CENTENNIAL COMMISSION NEEDS HELP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ELLSWORTH STRIDERS TO RAISE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
AUGUSTANA RECEIVES KELLOGG GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FOOD NEEDED FOR HUNGER CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"TARGET GIVES {dollar}2,000 GRANT TO INN","Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CITY'S VOTERS DESERVE SPECIFICS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOCAL TEACHERS DESERVE 1ST CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EASTERN LAWYER LIKES STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*MECHANIC SPECIALIZES IN SPECIAL CONVERSIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUNDAY SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROWING DISTRICT TO TRY TO DRAW THE LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HENKIN WINS TOP HONOR AT ADDY AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 CHILDREN ESCAPE SERIOUS INJURY IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PIONEER LEWIS LEAVES LEGACY IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
VOTERS TO FACE COMPLICATED ELECTION SLATE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CORVETTE SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER MONEY FOR PARKING RAMP,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SHOWDOWN AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WHITE HAS MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*POLICE GEAR UP FOR STRIKERS, ARREST SEVERAL","Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*MICKELSON WANTS END TO PICKET LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
KEEP MORRELL STRIKE PEACEFUL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"ROCK'N'ROLL PROMOTES DRUG, ALCOHOL (L)","Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SAFETY PROGRAMS AVAILABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
EXTENSION PROVIDES SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA'S ELMEN CENTER RECEIVES NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MANKATO STATE STREAKS INTO BASEBALL TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*EGAN, O'GORMAN DEFEND GOLF TITLES","Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF CARING,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CENTER ELECTS BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*INGLIS NAMED MOOSE GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TOASTMASTERS NAMES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*O'GORMAN PRESENTS 'OKLAHOMA',"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BODY FOUND IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MAIL CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE MAN ARRESTED IN KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO TO COVER IRAN-CONTRA HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*OSCAR HOWE PRINCIPAL DIES OF HEART ATTACK,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ZOO ANNOUNCES {dollar}5 MILLION EXPANSION PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HURON WOMAN GETS {dollar}2 MILLION IN SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE REFUSES TO DROP ANTI TRUST CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PIPELINE CHARGES REFILED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SD ROTARY AGREES WITH COURT RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
FARMLAND INDUSTRIES TO CLOSE WAREHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FUND DRIVE ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DOWN IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WIDOWS WARNED AGAINST TELEPHONE SCAM,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CITIZENS STATE REGULATION OF ASH PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LOTTERY ODDS BETTER THAN YOU THINK,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
NEW CAR SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*CRAZY HORSE SCULPTOR'S FAMILY CELEBRATES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
OK'S WATER MAIN INSTALLATION,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
DONATIONS AID ROSEBUD UNIT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*BLOOD TESTS GET TO HEART OF PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD NATIVES FEEL FURY OF BLASTS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SENATOR PROMISES SCHOOL FOR PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GROUP CANCELS CITY MARATHON,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON A SKYWALK,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX OPPONENTS LOSING FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRADE BILL IS NOT WORTHY OF SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOW TEACHERS HANDLE SPRING FEVER,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GUIDANCE COUNSELORS PROVIDE INFORMATION ABOUT AID,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BICYCLE CLUB RIDES MOTHER'S DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MASTER SINGERS HOLD AUDITIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
RONALD MCDONALD HOLDS PORK FEED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
POETRY CONTEST SEEKS ENTRIES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
POLIO SURVIVORS GROUP MEETS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*CARLAND SEEKS STATE HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAPPY JOE'S STORES MIGHT BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO WORK IN CITY THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CRUISERS TO FIND LOOP BEING LASSOED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS LEARN TO ACCEPT DISABILITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TO CAPITALIZE ON PAST SUPPORT IN CITY RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WORKERS WHO PLEAD GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*IOWA, SOVIET REPORTERS TO TRADE PLACES","Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LACK OF INTEREST THREATENS PASSAGE OF BEEF CHECKOFF,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY TO REMOVE TOXIC TANK,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"REAGAN, BUSH RECIPES IN CENTENNIAL COOKBOOK","Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*LAKES VERMILLION, POINSETT PROVIDE BITES","Argus LeaderMay 05 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STAMP GETS SD STUCK ON COLLECTING,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS--WHO WAS IN CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WATERING BAN LIKELY BETWEEN NOON AND 6,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"MICROWAVE PLANT'S OWNERS, CREDITORS IN COURT","Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PRESSLER HOPES NO PARDON GIVEN,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"TIME, CHANGES NEEDED TO WIN WAR (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABORTION COVERAGE BALANCED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITIZEN GROUP PLAN FOLLOWED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
OPEN PIT MINE COULD RUIN FORESTS IN HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRESSLER SHOWS HE CARES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TEENS GETTING MIXED SIGNALS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
THIS ACT NEEDS CLEANUP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*DISPLAY FEATURES SDSU TEACHER'S NINE PAINTINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WILD BILL HICKOK'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'BADLANDS' PRESENTS MULTIMEDIA SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AREA WRITERS TO TAKE PART IN FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SDSU TO PRESENT 'SEDUCED',"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BUS ROUTE CHANGED TO HELP ZOO SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TRUCKER ARRESTED ON MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS CHANGES 2 TRANSIT BUS ROUTES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN HELD ON SEX OFFENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO DENY GUILT IN ALVIN CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
8 ABORTION PROTESTERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN COUNTY TO UPGRADE TEA AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS DIP 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS' CHARGING PUTS STATE IN RED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE TO PATROL INDIAN ROADS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CABINS ALLOWED IN CUSTER UNTIL 2029,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS MOBRIDGE MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEPARTMENT DENIED DRUG FUND USE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOMESTAKE GETS CENTURY AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MIDLAND PASSES INSURANCE MILESTONE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NSP POSTS EARNINGS OF {dollar}1.05 PER SHARE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT FALLS TO 4.2 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*10TH STREET CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
DROUGHT BENEFIT--FEWER GRASSHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"FRANCHISE OWNERS ENJOY INDEPENDENCE, FLEXIBILITY","Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
INVESTOR HAS PLANS FOR RAVEN,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
STATE JOBLESS RATE HOLDS AT 4 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*3 CHARGED WITH VIDEO PIRATING,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SD, 2 STATES SUE FOR WATER","Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
OWNER OF MOTORCYCLE CHARGED IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SYMPHONY ENDS SEASON ON HIGH NOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
UNEVEN PERFORMANCE 'WIND IN THE WILLOWS',"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*CHURCH PLANS AN EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
STATE HAS USED UP EXCUSES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GANNETT FOUNDATION PRIVATE PHILANTHROPY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ROGERS ALARMIST ACTIVIST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
STATEMENTS QUESTIONABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"*TSCHETTER FIRES 69, TRAILS LPGA LEADER BY 2 STROKES","Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOOD WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*RUNNER WINS, HELPS TEAMMATE","Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CLINE RECEIVES AWARD FROM PRESS WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRST COMMODITY GIVEAWAY SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GROUP RAISES DROPOUT, WELFARE ISSUE AGAIN","Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TOPIC OF SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON HIGH REPORT DUE SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*USD'S ASHER STRESSES COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOME SCHOOLS SEEN AS OPTION,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN CULTURAL CENTER ENVISIONED FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BANKER PLEADS GUILTY TO FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOUSING POLICING CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MORE STUDENTS GET CHANCE AT PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL PUTS PRISON PLAN ON BACK BURNER,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC WORKS OFFICIAL EARNS NATIONAL ACCLAIM,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPECIAL DEER SEASON PROPOSED FOR YOUTH,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WOMEN TO PRESENT DAY CARE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LAWSUIT FILED TO KEEP MAN OFF BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*DIED THURSDAY IN HIS HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SF REGIONAL AIRPORT BOARDED MORE PASSENGERS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DAKOTA SIOUX JOINS FIGHT AGAINST CIGARETTE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER LOW DOWNSTREAM,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HEROIC PILOT OF FLIGHT 232 READY TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*2 BREAK OUT OF PRISON BARRIER,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*O'CONNELL KILLING STILL FRESH IN MINDS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BECKY'S MOM UPSET AT WAY CASE HANDLED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ALLOW VOTERS TO DECIDE MORALITY OF GAMBLING (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHEERS TO SCHOOL FOR GIVING HER A CHANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DANCES WITH WOLVES STILL COMES UP SHORT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CAN EASE PAIN OF UNWANTED PREGNANCY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BUS DRIVER LAMENTS DEMISE OF NOBLE DOG (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SCHOOL BOUNDARIES SHOULD APPLY TO ALL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"A TIME TO LOOK BACK, AHEAD (L)","Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
SCHOOLS NEED MORE WOMEN COACHING BOYS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOEKELHEIDE TWINS RELISH CHALLENGE OF COLLEGE GAME,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CALIFORNIA RACING ASSOCIATION GEARS UP,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTERS GET 2 EXTRA WEEKS IN '91,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
'LAKOTA TIMES' FOUNDER HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANNUAL TEDDY BEAR PICNIC SET FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CARNIVAL TO BENEFIT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEDICATION PLANNED FOR MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETING SET FOR LENNOX TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER PLANT GETS OPERATION AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOST RING BACK IN FAMILY'S HANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOB MARKET TOUGH FOR NEW GRADS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DON'T CUT DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOMESTAKE CEO BACKS EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BEER-LICENSE LIMIT GAINING SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COAST GUARD BUILDING GETS MONTH'S REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEADER OF HOSPITAL GROUP SKEPTICAL OF REPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"POLICE FROM 3 STATES STOP 2,000 DRIVERS","Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEAD-DEADWOOD BOARD WON'T REHIRE 2 TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WATERING RESTRICTIONS IN PLACE IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BUSINESS MAILERS LUNCHEON SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TO TEAM WITH GENERAL MILLS ON MARKETING EFFORT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM PROGRAM PLANNED AROUND AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
VEHICLE TO SEEK OUT LEAKS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SMALL FIRMS THINKING BIG,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LONGTIME AUCTIONEER VERNELL JOHNSON RETIRES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*THESE 4 DESERVE SPECIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT CAN BE TEST,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
RAPID CITY PLAN GETS HIGH MARKS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
SYMPHONY GIVES NEW LIFE TO OLD SONGS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
"*EVERGLADES EXOTIC, ENDANGERED NATURAL WONDERS","Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.F, p.05, col.2"
*TOP USD ATHLETE TRAVELS BY LAND,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*GALLERY OWNER OFFERS VISION TO ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*YOUTHFUL 'WOLVES' CHARACTER CATCHES ACTING BUG,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*AUTHOR SEES MORE THAN FACES ON A MOUNTAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*MOTHER OF ALL FUN LOOKING TO BUILD MORE THRILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
SPECIAL TOGETHERNESS FOUND IN LAKE LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*LAKE PRESTON YOUTH FLIES HIGH WITH ACCOMPLISHMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*CASINO JOB TAKES PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.09, col.4"
"*BED, BREAKFAST OFFERS QUIET GETAWAY","Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.10, col.4"
*INVESTORS BET ON DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*VIDEO KING KEEPS EYE ON PRODUCT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*IT ISN'T EASY LAUGHING ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
*THIS COACH TEACHES DISCIPLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.16, col.4"
*DEAN SET TO HOOK INTO MORE FREE TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
*SHRINERS SERIOUS ABOUT FUN AND PHILANTHROPY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.18, col.1"
*SERVICE KEY TO HITTING A BONANZA,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.19, col.1"
*HURON'S SHINING STAR WILL TAKE SHOW ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1991, sect.N, p.20, col.1"
*DEMAND CLIMBS FOR LPN'S,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOBBYISTS PUT FOOD ON TABLE IN CLUBHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RESTAURANT JOBS GOOD TIP FOR SD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FASTEST GROWING INDUSTRIES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NATION'S RACIST FLAMES OUT OF CONTROL,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CAPITOL NO PLACE FOR BEER OR LIQUOR (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ACT'S MINING INITIATIVE IGNORES ENVIRONMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
UNITED WAY SUPPORTER WILL KEEP ON GIVING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LOCAL FINE ARTS GROUPS BACK WHS PROPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"TEEN AIDS HEADLINE DANGEROUS, MISLEADING (L)","Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
TAXPAYERS SHOULD DECRY BUILDING NEW PRISONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
TEACHERS DUE ACCLAIM FOR WORKING MIRACLES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
AIDS ARTICLE INFORMATION PROVIDES LOPSIDED FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
PEROT DOUBTERS MAY BE PROVEN WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*NURSE DELIVERS SPECIAL CARE DOOR TO DOOR,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NURSES ON THE GO,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOLS TAKING 1-ON-1 APPROACH TO HEALTH HELP,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*OCCUPATIONAL NURSE LIKES INDEPENDENT ROLE AT 3M,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY RESIDENTS PASS DJ'S HONESTY TEST,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY SETS HEARING ON CARETRAUM, 911","Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPIST CONFESSES TO OTHER CRIMES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOOD INDIAN STATUE RETURNED TO OWNER,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA NAMES RAND INTERIM PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE TELLS HOSPITAL TO RELEASE RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OWNERS PITCH JAIL SITES TO COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CLUBHOUSE CRITICISM PUZZLES VETERAN LEGISLATOR,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INCOME TAX STEP CLOSER TO REALITY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ANTI-ALCOHOL CAMPAIGN LEADERS WANT PROGRAM STATEWIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRAIN DERAILMENT SHUTS DOWN HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 SOUTH DAKOTANS DIE IN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"2,002-MILE SWIM TO START IN MITCHELL","Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HARTFORD SCHOOL ADDITION TO BE COMPLETED BY FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATES SEEK CHANGE IN INDIAN GAMING LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*MOST DELEGATES NOW SUPPORT CLINTON,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*STATE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS FIT HAMLIN TO A TEE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STOCKING PROGRAMS VITAL TO SD FISHERIES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MILLER DECLARES INTENT TO KEEP MORRELL IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER'S AIR SAFETY BILL STALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WAITING FOR HIS SHOT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TASK FORCE FORMED TO PURCHASE NEW PLANE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CLINTON'S TAXES DON'T ADD UP TO PROMISE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"ONE THING FOR SURE, CLINTON IS A TAXING LEADER (L)","Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PRELIMINARY CRASH FINDINGS TROUBLING (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WOULD LEAD US BACK INTO GREATNESS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
LEADERSHIP TRAINING OFFERED AT CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 4 YEARS IN PRISON ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ONE-CAR ACCIDENT NEAR WAKONDA KILLS 1,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRAYER DAY ACTIVITIES PLANNED FOR THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STENSLAND IS NAMED TO NATIONAL PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN ROB TRANSIENT AT KNIFEPOINT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COACH CHARGED IN RAPES OF TEAM MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUN-SOAKING SOPHOMORES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TEACHING DAY IS LONG, BUSY","Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUSHNELL MAN INJURED WHEN FUEL TANK EXPLODES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EPA CHECKS MORRELL WASTE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LAKE PRESTON NEEDS COMFORT, BISHOP SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN MAN FACES MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESS PROFESSORS SHARE TEACHING HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CROSS-STATE PEN PALS TO MEET THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN TO ADD MACHINES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FARM HOME OPEN TO TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FEDERAL CHARGES PENDING IN ELK POINT PIPE BOMB CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"PELTIER, OTHERS OBJECT TO ESCAPE LABEL","Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"PENNINGTON COUNTY OFFICIAL QUITS, DENIES SEX ALLEGAT","Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*TEEN SISTER DIED IN '57 RAMPAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TV SERIES PORTRAYAL INACCURATE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*KESSLER WROTE THE BOOK ON COOKING,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*VALUABLE IMPRINTS ON MOMS' WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1993, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*ST JOSEPH CATHEDRAL AT 75,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"EARLIER SUNDAY HOURS ANGER MERCHANTS, MINISTERS","Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY COMMISSION SNUBS STUDY PANEL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PRIMARY ELECTION FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EDITORIAL CARTOON MISREPRESENTS PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CANING PUNISHMENT NOT SUCH A BIG DEAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CLINTON HEALTH PLAN LIMITS CHOICES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*MITCHELL'S FEELDY HEADS SPECIAL 800 FIELD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GIRLS GOLF TOURNAMENT AT WESTWARD HO COUNTRY CLUB,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANGLERS DON'T NEED TO LEAVE TOWN TO CATCH FISH,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OLD COURTHOUSE WILL STILL BE USED,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN SUNDAY STABBING,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN TO TRY AGAIN TO WIN SCHOOL SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEDOPHILE YEARNS FOR FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GIVING THE COMMUNITY A PUSH,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TOOTING TRIPLETS TOIL TERRIFICALLY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DESPITE COMPLAINTS GROUP HOME OK'D,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IOWA JAIL ESCAPEES CAUGHT IN HURON,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MISSING PLANE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SURVEY TO GRADE VERMILLION POLICE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAYOR WON'T RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOP NAVAL OFFICIAL TO BE DINNER EMCEE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD'S ASHER NAMED TO UTILITY BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KEY WITNESS ADMITS POSSESSING COCAINE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LEGISLATORS BLAST JANKLOW PROPERTY TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MAN CHARGED WITH A FELONY AFTER FORKLIFT ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"*REBA, TRACK-MEET FANS FACE OBSTACLES","Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"*YEAR AFTER PENITENITARY RIOT, SAFETY IMPROVES","Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"NEW WARDEN BOOSTS TENSION, CHANCES FOR RIOT--INMATES","Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"LIONS, COUGARS AND BEARS, OH MY","Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PROPERTY TAX INITIATIVE WORRIES OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"ROUGH ROADS STRAIN BUDGETS IN COUNTIES, TOWNSHIPS","Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*LOW-KEY, TENACIOUS DASCHLE SETS A NEW GOAL","Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
THOUSANDS OF ABANDONED WELLS DOT STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
ELLSWORTH PLANS B-1B BOMBER TESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
"SPRINGFIELD WOMAN TO JOIN GAME, FISH COMMISSION","Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.C, p.10, col.5"
*SOAP STAR GUIDES TOWARD THE 'LIGHT',"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ACT REQUIREMENTS VARY BY COLLEGE (PROF),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POSTERS HELP OFFICIALS NAB DEADBEAT PARENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PINT-SIZE COWPOKES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MOURNERS REMEMBER HURD'S ENTHUSIASM,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY STARTING NEW HMO,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY FOES CLIMBING BACK INTO RING,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*AND THE NOMINEES ARE ...,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL DIRECTION AT STAKE IN ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HELP IMMIGRANTS NOW (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"ARENA'S APPEAL LIES IN ACOUSTICS, NOT LOOKS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PAPAL MESSAGE ECHOES GOD'S OWN TEACHINGS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PRESSLER MUST PROVE HE CARES FOR EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"TEENS, NOT ELDERLY DRIVE MOST OF US CRAZY (L)","Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
NO DECISION MADE ON FORMS' LOCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST WOMAN IN PHONE THREATS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE PLEADS GUILTY TO THREE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BERKHOUT TO SEEK GOP NOD FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEWSPAPER PHONE-IN OPEN TO CALLERS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RESERVOIR SWAMPS RIVER RESORT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME SCHOOLING,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GOP'S CONTRACT ENDANGERS ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TO REPLACE 10TH ST. CHURCH, APARTMENT BUILDING","Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FEDS ASK HOSPITALS FOR DATA IN PROBE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ENVIRONMENTAL RULES NOW AFFECT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CORPS WILL INCREASE RELEASES ON MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BOARD ASKS COURT TO OVERTURN RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*VICTIM OF BOMBING TO BE BURIED MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMENCEMENT SET FOR 2 P.M. SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSIONER SOUGHT TO RUN LAKE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SMALL CROWD RALLIES FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CONSERVANCY BONFIRE TO BRING BACK NATIVE GRASSES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*VOLUNTEER SHARES GIFT OF LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*POPULATION DENSITY,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
IMPOSING A FEE CAP MAY HURT PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FIRED WORKER CANNOT SUE FORMER EMPLOYER,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LOOKING FOR THE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*WOMEN SEE FEW CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
ABERDEEN WON'T HAVE IRS DISTRICT OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CARSON SAYS IT NOW HAS 43% OF YOUNKERS STOCK,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
BUYS TEA-AREA AUTO DEALERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
TWA ADDS THIRD SIOUX FALLS FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
"DOLE DONATED {dollar}13,000 TO JANKLOW CAMPAIGN","Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DWU HOPES CUTS ATTRACT NEW STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CORN PALACE FEST HIRES MARKETERS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
NEW FINISH-LINE SYSTEM SET FOR DAKOTA RELAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY ON COURSE FOR SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SYMPHONY LOOKS FOR CASH,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NURSERIES STOCKING NEW PLANT SPECIES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CLIVIA NEEDS COOL TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
THE STYLE OF 'BEING EARNEST' WILL LEAVE YOU SMILING,"Argus LeaderMay 05 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SCAM ARTISTS BLOSSOM IN SPRING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CANCER SOCIETY'S RECORD DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SQUEEZE PLAY FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GASOHOL OPPONENTS ARE BEING MISLED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
"GASOHOL CAN GIVE BOTH FOOD, FUEL","Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
NEW ARENA SIGN NEEDS VISIBILITY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
DASCHLE DISPUTES EDITORIALS ON OIL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE DISPUTES EDITORIALS ON OIL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
LESSONS FROM TOBIAS MATTER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
LESSONS FROM TOBIAS MATTER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
READER OBJECTS TO MUSEUM STORY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
MILITARY OBJECTIVE IS TO MAINTAIN PEACE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
"SUPPORT VETERANS, THE BUDDY POPPY SALE","Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*RUNNERS COMPETING IN THE HOWARD WOOD-DAKOTA RELAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.A` p.01, col.1"
"*SPRINTING IS FUN, BUT OH THAT DISCO","Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MCDONALD ALL SMILES NOW,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*JOEL BROWN-WHO'S IDEA WAS THIS ANYWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DAVE LARSEN RECORD MEET HIGHLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
WESTWARD HO IN BLOOM,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"*DON MARQUARDT IN CONTROL, EXCEPT FOR WEATHER","Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
BARBER'S INN OPENS IN HOLIDAY INN,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO HOLD RURAL ELECTRIC WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NURSING SEMINAR TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAVID CHRISTENSEN RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT OF RAVEN,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INFECTION CONTROL ASSOCIATION FORMED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DR. DENNIS G. ORTMEIER HEADS SIOUX VALLEY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OPEN HOUSE SET FOR STUDENT BUILDING PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MERRILL LYNCH CUTS THE RIBBON,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUSTAD HONORED BY UNIV BUSINESS SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD BROADCASTING NAMES DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ED MATHWICH IS MANUFACTURED HOUSING DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ALAN TANGUAY JOINS INSURANCE FIRM,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ERIC BROWN RESIGNS FROM BROADCAST STATION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN OF YEAR NAMED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COMMUNITY HEALTH SEMINAR TO BE HELD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STUART GROVE RE-ELECTED TO WESTERN STATES BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*MCKENNAN NAMES NURSING DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRODUCTION AND INVENTORY SOCIETY FORMED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*GLORIA SEVERTSON-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DONATION LETS TWO OTHERS SEE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DETENTION CENTER NOT A JAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DETENTION CENTER NOT A JAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS COLTON VOTE DECISION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
MUSKIE RECORD SET-TWICE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SUNSET COMMITTEE MEETING FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SD SENIORS SCORE HIGH ON ACTS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
SD SENIORS SCORE HIGH ON ACTS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
EQUITABLE SALARIES ASKED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
MCGOVERN-INFLATION MAY GIVE CARTER RE-ELECTION WOES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
WINDCHARGER EXPERIMENT APPEARS TO BE A SUCCESS-TULARE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
*'THE BOYZ' RIDE THE RAMPS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
3 ADDITIONAL BANKS EYE SD MOVE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.1, p.01, col.1"
ATMOSPHERE CALMS-PRISON DENIES VISITS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PRAIRIE MARKET FIRST WITH ELECTRONIC CHECKOUTS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SEPARATE VACATIONS MAY AID SHAKY MARRIAGES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*USD GRADUATE STUDENTS GET PLAYHOUSE DIRECTOR JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*USD GRADUATE STUDENTS GET PLAYHOUSE DIRECTOR JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SEPARATE VACATIONS MAY AID SHAKY MARRIAGES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN DIES OF HEAD INJURY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRY CONDITIONS PREVAIL FOR SPRING PLANTING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'BLACK HILLS GOLD' TRADEMARK PROTECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
20 EDGEMONT BUILDINGS FAIL RADIATION TEST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'BLACK HILLS GOLD' TRADEMARK PROTECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
20 EDGEMONT BUILDINGS FAIL RADIATION TEST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY RAPE CASE ENTERS 2ND DAY HERE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRAVEN CANYON URANIUM HUNT HALTED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRY CONDITIONS PREVAIL FOR SPRING PLANTING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"KNOBE, WINGLER TRADE DEPARTMENTS","Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SPECIAL ED EXPANSION REQUESTED FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FEDS THREATEN SD RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SPECIAL ED EXPANSION REQUESTED FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SF CAR DEALER OFFERING CARS FOR CORN,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
'LIST' SUPPORTERS WANT REHEARING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY'S DINOSAUR--TAKE-HOME CARS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LARSON WANTS BOARD TO DETAIL EFFECTS OF DAKOTA...,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN TREATED BY MEDICINE MAN DIES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LARSON WANTS BOARD TO DETAIL EFFECTS OF DAKOTA...,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN TREATED BY MEDICINE MAN DIES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LARSON WANTS BOARD TO DETAIL EFFECTS OF DAKOTA...,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SF CONSUMERS SHUN ANTHONY DOLLAR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCFARLAND TO TAKE REGENT JOB IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF CONSUMERS SHUN ANTHONY DOLLAR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCFARLAND TO TAKE REGENT JOB IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINGLER RECALL OFF TO SLOW START,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FREE MALL AVENUE PARKING OK'D,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN STUDENTS CRITICAL OF FINANCIAL AID OFFER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"REPUBLICANS MIX ART, POLITICS","Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN STUDENTS CRITICAL OF FINANCIAL AID OFFER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN STUDENTS CRITICAL OF FINANCIAL AID OFFER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION MOVES TOWARD SALARY CUT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ABERDEEN MAYOR SAYS SHE'LL KEEP COUNTY POST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COUNTIES LIMIT LIABILITY IN RAIL REHABILITATION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CHANGE LIQUOR LICENSE LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DETECTIVE DISPUTED--PAWN SHOPS' AID PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WHERE DID THE LITTLE BUSES GO... (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REAGAN'S ECONOMIC PACKAGE SUPPORTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LOW INTEREST RATES UP CAR REGISTRATIONS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OK HARDWARE TO LOCATE IN MILBANK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
OK HARDWARE TO LOCATE IN MILBANK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
AUGUSTANA PROF APPOINTED PROVOST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HIGHER EXPLORATION PERMIT FEES URGED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*INMATE ESCAPES FROM HALFWAY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
IRS SMALL BUSINESS WORKSHOP MAY 14,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RESOURCES PANEL STAFF GROWING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"CITY, COUNTY OK SERVICES EXCHANGE","Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DELAY SEEN IN SD HOUSING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"CITY, COUNTY OK SERVICES EXCHANGE","Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE PROMOTING BALANCED BUDGET PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
DASCHLE PROMOTING BALANCED BUDGET PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
ABDNOR--END RETIREMENT INCOME LIMITS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ABDNOR--END RETIREMENT INCOME LIMITS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BROOKINGS VOTERS END BEER RESTRICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BROOKINGS VOTERS END BEER RESTRICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"SD PAYS CEMENT PLANT HEAD {dollar}80,000","Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO RECEIVE HONORARY DEGREE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SDSU MUSEUM TO OPEN MAY 8,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"MORE PEOPLE, MORE PLUMBING LICENSES","Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"SD PAYS CEMENT PLANT HEAD {dollar}80,000","Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SDSU MUSEUM TO OPEN MAY 8,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CLOUD SEEDING TO BEGIN JUNE 1,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BYRUM TAKES SWING INTO TOP-FLIGHT AMATEUR TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BYRUM TAKES SWING INTO TOP-FLIGHT AMATEUR TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXERCISE BEGINS WITH MODERATION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*GOEHLE PUTS SPARK IN AUGIE WOMEN'S BATTERY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*STATE STOCKING LAKE MADISON,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PLENTIFUL DAIRY PRODUCTS HAVE VARIETY OF USES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RAVEN INDUSTRIES--BORN IN A BALLOON,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*RAVEN INDUSTRIES--BORN IN A BALLOON,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*BALLOONING HOLDS SPECIAL INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*BALLOONING HOLDS SPECIAL INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*40 BALLOONISTS GETTING READY FOR MAY 16-17 RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1981, sect.N, p.04, col.3"
MORRELL'S LIVELIHOOD TIED TO CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY CHALLENGES DEFENSE TESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NCC TRACK MEET LOSES BRILLIANCE OF SUE KLEIN,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL TENNIS TEAM LOOKING FOR CONFERENCE GOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL TRACK TEAM LOOKING FOR CONFERENCE GOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DEAR MR FISHING REPORTER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*VISIONS OF IMPRESSIONISM,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAUL MCCARTNEY FINDS HIMSELF AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL THEATERS FIGHTING OVER 2ND RUN MOVIES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD SYMPHONY TO HIRE WOODWIND QUINTET,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WOMAN TAKES CASE FOR VETS' MEMORIAL TO PARK PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CUTS THREATEN ROSEBUD HOSPITAL REHABILITATION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD MAN LEADS REA PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN'S HOME DIDN'T GIVE THE CONTEST PERMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BERGELAND PROBE TURNED UP NOTHING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW PARDONS MEN ARRESTED AT NUKE PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"HISTORIC OPPORTUNITY FOR REAGAN, BREZHNEV (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
URGES RECOGNITION OF NURSING PROFESSION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HIGH COST OF MOVIES UPSETTING TO PARENT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
VETERANS MEMORIAL A WONDERFUL IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DISPUTES CRITICISM OF RED BECKMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
AG JOBS SEMINAR TO BE HELD AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEATH OF WINNER MAN INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FOSSILS WON'T STOP HIGHWAY WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HETLAND MAN DIES IN PICKUP ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
KEYSTONE TRAMWAY BURGLARIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEACHERS TALKS STALLED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RICK SPRINGFIELD TO ENTERTAIN AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD POWER LINE CORRIDOR SELECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRIAL SET FOR LEAD MAN DISPOSING OF GOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
UTILITY ALLOWANCE LOWERED IN SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
13 LIQUOR STORES SOLD TO MINORS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
2 ARRAIGNED IN MOTHER KILLING--RELIANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*LOUIS MILLETTE, 54, PRESIDENT OF MODERN PRESS, DIES","Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
LEGISLATION TO RELIEVE FARM CRISIS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
GAS LEAK CAUSED FIRE AT SF STORAGE FIRM,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PANEL TO CONSIDER SD WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN APPOINTED ACTING DEAN AT MEDICAL SCH,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WORKERS REJECT WAGE PLAN-HURON,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JURY SELECTION IN WAUBAY SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
JANKLOW APPOINTS 12 TO STATE ADMINISTRATIVE POSTS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PROGRAM TO PROVIDE SUMMER JOBS FOR 1500 SD YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ROBERTS STARTS TALK WITH MISSOURI WATER SALE FOES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WOMAN FACES MANSLAUGHTER COUNTS IN WATERTOWN DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
2 FACE EXTRADITION HEARING IN RC SLAYINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LEWIS DRUG,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUIT QUESTIONS VALIDITY OF VOLK'S 2 JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MODERN DOCTORS USE ANCIENT SCALPEL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD JOBLESS RATE DROPS IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PRESSLER HAS 8 GRADUATION TALKS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*LOCAL MEN HAVE LOFTY AMBITIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MONTY PYTHON--TRYING TO BE OFFENSIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN IN STABLE CONDITION AFTER STABBING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HELD IN JAIL ON MURDER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OPTIMIST CLUB HONORS SD'S MARSHAL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RC POLICE STAY QUIET ON KILLINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN AIDE CONSIDERS SENATE BID,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FED JOBS MONEY FOCUS OF UNION & MINORITY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD LANDOWNERS TAKE NOTICES TO COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
POLICE ARREST 7 FOR DRUG DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HELP PANEL IMPROVE HS COURSES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US BACKING OF CAMBODIA BAD POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGES STILL FAVORING WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*DAY OF PRAYER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGHER OCCUPANCY RATE INCREASES SALE CHANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AMENDMENT WOULD RESTORE AID TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CHARGES CONSIDERED IN FARM CHEM SPILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CUSTER PARK SCHEDULES BADGER CLARK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HIGH IQ GROUP SCHEDULES PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN INDICTED FOR THEFT OF CORVETTE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SAFETY COUNCIL OFFERS MOTORCYCLE COURSE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE FISHING TOPIC OF PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
10 PERCENT SUNFLOWERS WON'T HURT HOGS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"30,000 CITY RESIDENTS GET FREE CHEESE","Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COLLEGE PRESIDENTS APPEAR ON 'STATEWIDE',"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HEARING DELAYED ON WATER RIGHTS--STURGIS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED FOR THEFTS IN CLEAR LAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEIERHENRY--US WILL FIGHT INDIAN CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESHO MAN NAMED TO US CORRECTIONS BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE DEMS ELECT EXEC BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS PREDICT BIG FISHING SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INMATES' HIRING TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*DOLLS' VALUE INCREASE WITH AGE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COUGARS' JACKSON READY FOR WOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WALLEYES PRODUCING RECORD NUMBER OF EGGS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FITNESS * MENTAL OUTLOOK KEYS UP GOLFER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
COLORED GOLF BALLS OUTSELL WHITE ONES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
'MYSTIC WARRIOR' PREMIRES IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S 50TH IN SHARE OF US TAX BURDEN,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOTERS MAY GET SECOND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MAY 1 MARKED FREEDOM FOR TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WHEN SODRAC DOG RACING HEATS UP...,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*WHERE'S THE BEACH,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WILL YOU VOTE FOR A NEW HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGES GEAR UP FOR ELDERHOSTEL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUSIC LICENSING FIRM IS PICKING ON TAVERN,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
7-STATION CHRISTIAN RADIO NETWORK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD-SPRINGFIELD'S LAST HURRAH,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY PETITIONERS PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COLUMBIA WILL ASSIST IN FIGHTING DRUGS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOW FIDEL COULD COOPERATE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN IS ON RIGHT COURSE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BE PROUD IF SYMBOL DEPICTED HERITAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RAPID CITY COULD TELL POTHOLE SECRET (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"*FORMER GOVERNORS, LEGISLATORS RECALL HIGHS","Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WEEKLY PAPER WINS TOP HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN BELL ADVERTISEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
COMMITTEE WILL DISCUSS NEW BOAT LICENSE FEES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
OFFICIAL SAYS FUMIGANTS MUST BE USED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PIERRE WILL RECEIVE {dollar}1 MILLION FOR EXPO,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER WILL HOLD MEETING ABOUT DISASTER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RAPID CITY LAWYER NAMED JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WATERTOWN WELCOMES HOME TWO MARINES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE MAY DROP OUT OF WATER ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
VOLGA COUPLE TOY WITH TRACTORS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*MEIERHENRY--BAD PLACE FOR PRISON,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
RADIO STATION REFUSES TO SIGN OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAUREEN GARRY LIKES TO TRY NEW RECIPES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DEN HERDER NAMED SUNBANK PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
HOME BUILDERS PLAN 1ST PARADE OF HOMES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
HURON UTILITY'S BONDS GIVEN HIGHER RATING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*CITIES FIGHT TO LURE MEETINGS, BIG BUCKS","Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COPS TURN TO PSYCHICS TO SOLVE TOUGH ONES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ALUMNI ACCEPT LEWIS CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
COORS ANNOUNCES SCHOLARSHIP FUND,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
JURY OUT ON NEW COKE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESS IN COVERING INDIAN AFFAIRS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOOD TIME TO THANK OUR TEACHERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
4-H AWARD NOMINEES SOUGHT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WASHINGTON BOYS GET GOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COOPER EASES INTO TASK AS MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAPA JOE TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIOLENCE THAT THREATENS ALL TROOPERS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRIENDS HONOR TIRELESS SENIOR CENTER WORKER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FACES CITIZENS WHO WANT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOMEOWNERS WANT FLOODING CONTROLLED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TROOPER SLAYING REMINDS RESIDENTS OF DOUBLE FATALITY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX CITY MAN KILLED IN CRASH NEAR CENTERVILLE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COLUMNIST EMPHASIZES CREDIBILITY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
REAGAN DECLARES FLOOD DISASTER IN COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INCOME OUTPACES INFLATION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
INDIAN AGENCY DIVIDED OVER LEADER'S RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STATE SENDING WRONG SIGNAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TIME TO PUT NEW FACES IN CITY HALL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WALDHEIM SHOULD CLEAN HIS SLATE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BELL BETTER GET ACT TOGETHER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
JANKLOW HAS WRONG STYLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*RETIRING TEACHER WANTS STUDENTS TO LIKE LEARNING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU RUNNER KICKS OUT LITTLE OXYGEN,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY SETS ASIDE MONEY FOR RAMP,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RETIREES PUT IN 515 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FUTURE PRICES COOL AFTER VOLATILE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKLESON URGES COLLEGE AUTONOMY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PART OF PHILLIPS AVENUE CLOSED FOR RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON AREA LOSES POWER FOR AN HOUR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"LEGISLATORS FAVOR MICKELSON, SURVEY SHOWS","Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RURAL ADVOCATES TO PROTEST DAM SALES TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTAN WINS BIG IN 'THE PRICE IS RIGHT',"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO KNOW MORE ABOUT WASTE PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WATERBED STORE OWNER FINED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKER UPSET BY SHIFT OF MONEY TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RURAL LEOLA YOUTH DIES AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE LEGISLATORS OPPOSE SALE OF FEDERAL DAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO STUDY OPTIONS FOR DRY LAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CITY SETS ASIDE MONEY FOR RAMP,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CITY SETS ASIDE MONEY FOR RAMP,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BURG, HERSETH GET MOST SUPPORT","Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MOST REPUBLICANS FAVOR ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*HELPING HANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"LESS MEAT, HIGHER PRICES","Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA'S WESTERENG PITCHES PERFECT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VIOLENCE AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EXPLOSION VICTIMS SUE WILLIAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD OFFICIALS--HART CAN RECOVER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*REPLACEMENTS STAY AT PLANT TO AVOID PICKETS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
UNION--MICKELSON SIDES WITH MEAT PACKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CITY'S MERCHANTS FEAR LONG STRIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"STOCKYARDS, UNION BREAK OFF TALKS","Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*NURSES HAVE COME A LONG WAY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T LOOK FOR BOMBSHELLS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
UNION PROVIDES SERVICE TO WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHITE PLAYS IT STRAIGHT WITH CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA PORK TO BUY IOWA PORK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FERTILIZER SPILL INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN DIED OF OVERDOSE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COOPER WON'T ENTER RACE FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS EXAMPLE OF LAX SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN BLAMED HUSBAND FOR MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"TEENS, PROBLEMS HAVE CHANGED","Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
OBSCENITY RULING WON'T AFFECT CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COURT REVERSES DECISION ON SOOT DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FINES HIKED FOR VIOLATIONS ON FEDERAL LAND,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RIVER PARK CONTESTS HOSPITAL EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ASTRONAUT--DEFINE SPACE STATION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BUILDINGS WILL MAKE WAY FOR PARKING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL STARTS FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"*CHANGING COUNTY YOUTH, POPULATION","Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SD BREEDS LOW-CHOLESTEROL BEEF,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COWBELLES NAME WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*JOHNSON SPEECH CONTEST WINNER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
BUSINESS SCHOOL CITES MERXBAUER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SDSU FORENSICS TEAM WINS HONORS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SIOUX SCHOOL HONORS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*MIELKE HONORED FOR VOLUNTEER WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
GUSTIN CARRIER SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
USD BUSINESS SCHOOL HONORS 7,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
5 AUGUSTANA ALUMNI TO GET AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*KELO'S BURT MOVES OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"PHEASANT SEASON SET BY G, F&P","Argus LeaderMay 06 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*2 DIE IN CAVE-IN AT AVON,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEEN GETS 38 YEARS IN INFANT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SAFETY CHECK LEAVES NEGATIVE IMPRESSION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
1985 FARM BILL HELPED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIRED OF MINIMUM WAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"YOU PLAY, YOU SHOULD PAY (L)","Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*MARSALIS HIGHLIGHT OF SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONTENDERS FOR COMEDY MARKET HOPE...,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
{dollar}2.3 MILLION LEFT IN LOTTERY PRIZES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BEE QUARANTINE LIFTED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM MEDIATION DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUMAN RELATIONS DIRECTOR TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN YOUTHS BIKE FOR FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER MORRELL EMPLOYEE ENTERS RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*START YOUR ENGINES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS LOWEST PAID IN COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONFLICTING BUSINESS SURVEYS CAN LESSEN IMPACT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OUT-OF-STATE SCHOOLS FIND RECRUITS HERE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"FATHER, SON DIE IN NORRIS HOUSE FIRE","Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIVE JUVENILES HELD AFTER HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HILL CITY MAN KILLED IN LOGGING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIVE FIRMS RECEIVE DEVELOPMENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LAWRENCE COUNTY COMM JOINS MINING PETITION SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATES IN COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
INOUYE--INDIANS DESERVE BETTER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
HIGH SCHOOL JUMPERS TO DUEL AT WOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EMMONS' IDEAS FUEL AUGUSTANA'S SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
LOTTO FANS SWARM INTO IOWA,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE TO SEEK EXECUTION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FAMILY BEGINS NEXT CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DELEGATION--TRIAL SHOWS SYSTEM WORKS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PROBE OF CHEMICAL SPILL IS LATE BUT WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RIST TOPPED HAGEN IN PRISON LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TEACHERS MOLD FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ABORTIONS KILL CUSTOMERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CITY NEEDS TEEN PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FUTURE OF HILLS AT STAKE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
NEW FOOD GROUP NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*GOOD ENOUGH TO DREAM ABOUT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CENTENNIAL CHORUS SOUNDS HISTORICAL NOTES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'ODYSSEY' TEAMS INSPIRE PRIDE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KIDS SAFE PROGRAM A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SPLASH FOR CASH NETS {dollar}4,000 (L)","Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPECIAL OLYMPICS EXTENDS THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"SPRING FLING RAISES {dollar}1,700 (L)","Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PIERRE MAN TO LEAD NEW STATE BRANCH,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBBIE WILL SPEAK TO STATE ROTARIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USS RUSHMORE MAKES DEBUT TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HONORED FOR VETERANS WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIALS BREAK GROUND FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN MEN ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD WANTS HAGEN'S SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PARENTS CAN WARN AGAINST ALCOHOL, BUT ...","Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PIONEER DAY BRINGS STUDENTS BACK IN TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EPA WILL DO MORE TESTING AT SPILL SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN ENTERS GUILTY PLEA IN SHOOTINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STAFF SERGEANT FOUND NOT GUILTY IN WIFE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*WIND CHILLS WOOD RELAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GARRY TO COACH LINCOLN FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FULL OF PROMISE-AND PITFALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RENTSCHLER BUYS INTO GAMBLING HALL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FUTURE IS IN PEOPLE'S HANDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*PETIT'S ART, NEW LOOK ADD SPARKLE","Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
INDIANS NO MORE AIDS RISK THAN OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LOW PAY AFFECTS SD FREEDOM DAY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WHITE HOUSE FUND-RAISER WILL GIVE BOOST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ARTS NEED ENDOWMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
DEMOCRATIC PARTY WANTS NEGATIVE RACE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
HARRISBURG STRUGGLES TO PASS SCHOOL BONDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
ROSEBUD INDIAN CRUSADES TO HAVE MEDALS REVOKED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*THE NEXT SD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.A0, col.1"
*HERMOSA WRITER/RANCHER GETS LOST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.A0, col.2"
*ROSEBUD TEACHER IS CONFIDENT FOR RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.A0, col.3"
*THINGS ARE JUMPIN' AT THE SPINK CAFE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.A0, col.4"
*THREAT TO OLD WEST COWBOY COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.A0, col.5"
*BETWEEN THE RIVERS YOU CAN SEE THE LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.A0, col.8"
*IF THE WALLEYE ARE BITING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.A, p.A1, col.0"
*FAST FINISH CARRIES AUGUSTANA TO GOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GARRY TO COACH LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*MEYER POWERS SDSU TO 2 WINS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
SPECIAL WEEKEND OPENS PATH TO OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
LEAD FISHERMAN TO CHANGE TROUT STOCKING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*THE NEXT SF,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.B, p.B0, col.1"
*CONTINUED URBAN SPRAWL MAKES THIS CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.B, p.B0, col.2"
*CITY BOOM GIVES NEW SUBURBS A BOOST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.B, p.B0, col.3"
*JONESES STILL TRYING TO KEEP UP,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.B, p.B0, col.4"
*'SMART' HOUSE OF THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.B, p.B0, col.5"
*GOOD THING GROWING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.B, p.B0, col.5"
"*2 INCOMES, 2 KIDS, MORE TIME","Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.B, p.B0, col.6"
*MONEY BELONGS TO THOSE WITH VISION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.B, p.B0, col.7"
CHAMBERLAIN MAN TO LEAD NEWSPAPER GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS PUT OUT HOUSE ATTIC BLAZE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRUCK CRASH SHATTERS FAMILY'S QUIET BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ARRESTED ON ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CITY, IT'S IMMIGRANTS BOTH MUST PREPARE","Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MUENSTER STUMPS FOR ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN SHARES PAST WITH TREES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRED-UP RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BRANDON LAUDS CHANNEL ONE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HARRISBURG BOARD PICKS NEW SITE FOR ELEMENTARY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUBLISHER TO SUE CITY FOR REMOVING MACHINE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RAPID CITY SENATOR STILL TO DECIDE RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*JUNIOR ACHIEVERS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*GOES TO THE WALL FOR CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.2"
*PAIR WRITE THE PAPER ON COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.2"
*FARMER COUNTS ON THRIFTY INNOVATION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.3"
*INDIAN HEALTH CARE CRITICAL FOR DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.3"
"*EX-SENATOR, RANCHER RECHARGES","Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.4"
*RECRUITER SEEKS HEALTHY STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.4"
*BRANDON'S COACH LEADS BY LISTENING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.5"
*RADIO MAN CREATING CITY COMPANION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.5"
MARATHON MAYOR RUNS CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.6"
"*LAWYER SEEKS CHANGE ACTIVELY, QUIETLY","Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.6"
*MARATHON MAYOR RUNS CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.6"
*ON GUARD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.6"
*YOUNG BANK PRESIDENT HAS OPTIMISM,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.6"
*COUNTY JOBS COULD BLOSSOM INTO STATE ROLE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.7"
*FATHERHOOD BRINGS NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.7"
*PASTOR TURNS ADVERSITIES INTO GROWTH,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.7"
*POLITICIAN STUDIES NEW ROLES AT HARVARD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.7"
*SCHOCK PUTS GREAT VALUE IN BEING HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.8"
*ABERDEEN GETS PAYBACK FROM OIL EXECUTIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.9"
*SCHOLAR-ATHLETE STANDS AS ROLE MODEL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.9"
*TEACHER BELIEVES IN RAISING HAY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.C, p.C0, col.9"
*THE NEXT SD FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.D, p.D0, col.1"
*MORE WILL BEAR THE BURDEN ALONE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.D, p.D0, col.2"
*ROUTINE IS LIKE 'BEAT THE CLOCK',"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.D, p.D0, col.2"
*WORKING FOLKS' NEEDS NOTHING TO KID ABOUT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.D, p.D0, col.3"
*EDUCATORS LEARN LESSON FROM PAST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.D, p.D0, col.4"
*LEARNING 'CAFETERIA-STYLE',"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.D, p.D0, col.4"
*BIG BROTHER WON'T STOP WATCHING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.D, p.D0, col.5"
*FIT SENIOR CITIZEN TELLS OTHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.D, p.D0, col.6"
*CURCHES REACH OUT AND TOUCH,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.D, p.D0, col.7"
*MITCHELL MAN WINS BUSINESS HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LAWSUIT MUDDIES RIVER RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*THE NEXT SD LIFESTYLE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.E, p.E0, col.1"
"*MORE CRIME, MORE CRIMINALS IN 90'S","Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.E, p.E0, col.2"
*WE'RE ON THE 'THRESHOLD'--ENVIRONMENTALIST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.E, p.E0, col.3"
*STUDENTS PICK CAREERS WITH ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.E, p.E0, col.6"
"*GAMES OF CHANCE, A 'BUCKING MULE'","Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.E, p.E0, col.7"
*NEXT TREK TO DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.E, p.E0, col.9"
*DEPLETED RESOURCES OF GREAT OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.E, p.E1, col.0"
*MANY NEW FRONTIERS PLUS OLD PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.E, p.E1, col.1"
"*ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT START ON POSITIVE NOTE","Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.E, p.E1, col.2"
*CULTURAL ACTIVITIES WILL ENJOY RENAISSANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.E, p.E1, col.4"
*JOURNEY TO THE SON AND BACK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*A PLACE FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*POLITICIAN GOT JUMP ON AEROBICS AT Y GYM,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
*TOURISM TRADE IN SF LOOKS GOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*THE NEXT SD WORKPLACE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.F, p.F0, col.1"
*EMPLOYEES WILL BE BOSS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.F, p.F0, col.2"
*FARMER OF THE FUTURE MUST CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.F, p.F0, col.3"
*MARKETPLACE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.F, p.F0, col.4"
*HEARTLAND MAY BE HUB FOR FIRMS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.F, p.F0, col.5"
*GREENHOUSE VARIABLES CLOUD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.F, p.F0, col.6"
*FOR PART-TIME TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1990, sect.F, p.F0, col.7"
*COUNTRY CLUB NEIGHBORS ARE HOOKED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*YOU'LL FIND NO ALCOHOL IN FRIDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"20 PERCENT IN SD AVERAGE {dollar}61,325 INCOME","Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WE ALL NEED A LESSON IN REAL HONESTY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*NEW LASER BLASTS AWAY BIRTHMARKS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CEO PAY OUTPACES BUSINESS SENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOVERNOR MISSES MARK WITH TAX COMMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STOP LIGHT NEEDED ON LOUISE AVENUE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
WEIGHT GAIN VARIES DURING PREGNANCY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*SKYDIVERS FIND BREATHTAKING BEAUTY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SELLER'S DEATH WON'T CHANGE TERMS OF DEED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
AREA MAN TO CONSULT POINTS OF LIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE BARS RELEASE OF TRANSCRIPTS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NSP REVIEW GROUP TOURS PLANT NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RACE RECONCILIATION MEETING TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO CONDUCT ORTHOPEDIC SCREENING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WALKING FOR A CAUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHOOTING DEPLETES MCCOOK BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SANCTUARY FOUNDER FOR WILD MUSTANGS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ASKS TO COVER NUDE ARTWORKS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSILES ACCEPTED FEATURE IN NEWELL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RODEO DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CBS SPORTSCASTER SPEAKING TO GRADS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NATIONAL GUARD DRILLS SET FOR BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE JAYCEES TO GET MEMBERSHIP HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ETHANOL AVAILABLE FROM NEW RAPID CITY PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SEMINAR SET FOR MAY 23 IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COURT TO RULE ON HARASSMENT CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
FOUL PLAY RULED OUT IN ELDERLY MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"*FROM LAUNDROMAT TO ADS, SCENE CHANGING","Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"20,000 SIGNATURES SUPPORT REPEAL","Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EMPLOYEES URGE UPGRADING SECURITY AT COUNTY COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NATION MUST RENEW DESIRE FOR JUSTICE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SNUBBED AT ARENA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PEROT EDITORIAL ROUGH ON PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LABORATORY SETTINGS CAREFULLY REGULATED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
REPRODUCTIVE CONTROL ALTERNATIVE TO TRADEGY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
GENESIS CREATION STORY MUST BE TAKEN ON FAITH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*ARE YOU '90'S KIND OF MOM,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DAILY RITUAL CAN BE HEALTHY, FUN","Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"HEALTH, NUTRITION STUDY WILL INCLUDE MINNEHAHA","Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"*COOK HAS SOUPS DOWN PAT, BUT PIES...","Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FUND TO HELP PAY FOR ASSISTANCE DOGS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOPEWELL ASKS STATION TO RELEASE TAPES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE REJECTS MAN'S PLEA FOR FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIMMER CITED IN DOWNTOWN CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN SENTENCED FOR ARTIFACT THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITIZENS GET TASTE OF TEACHING PROFESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY TO RENT PARKING LOT FOR RELIGIOUS RALLY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL START TIMES BLASTED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY OK'S COLISEUM DEAL--WITHOUT CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
VICTIMS TO TEACH INMATES ABOUT THE EFFECTS OF CRIME,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOSPITAL SUES OVER ASBESTOS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EDGEMONT MAN DIES IN WYOMING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS HIRES NEW SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU GEOGRAPHY SCORES HIGH MARKS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL COURT NAMES NEW COURT JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*INDIAN LEADERS CHARGE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*LAWMAKER SEEKS ALCOHOL BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*LAWSUIT CHALLENGES FUNDING FOR ETHANOL SUDSIDY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HIGHWAY PATROL ADDS BLAZERS TO VEHICLE FLEET,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TRAIL RUN OFFERS SCENIC CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
TECHNOLOGY FIRM CHARTS INCOME HIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TOASTMASTERS TO MEET IN SF IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STATE IS 45TH IN JOB SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*WOMEN HAVE COME A LONG WAY...,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1992, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
INMATES RIOT AT PRISON--SET FIRES--INJURE 2 GUARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRISONERS ISSUE LIST OF 17 DEMANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TEN GUARDS INJURED IN 1981 UPRISING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD SAY NO TO TAX PLEDGE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--BARRIERS ON WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
'ARGUS' CAN ALWAYS GET IN FIRST WORD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WACO CULT HAS GOTTEN TOO MUCH ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
RAISING GAMBLING LIMIT TOTALLY UNNECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SECOND ENGINE MUST ADD SAFETY TO BE USEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
MANDATORY SPAY-NEUTER POLICY IS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
GEO-BO CONTEST ENDS AFTER 2 AND ONE-HALF WEEKS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE DIRECTOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROP SEARCH AREA NARROWED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN HOLD UP SHOP-N-CART CLERK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY INCREASES MINORITY HIRES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OFFICERS ARREST MAN AFTER FAKE GRENADE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TOWN UNITES IN PRAYER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CRANE TUMBLES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CANTON CENTER CLEARED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BAD CHECKS PROBLEM AT DEADWOOD CASINOS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELK POINT NATIVE TO GET HONORARY DEGREE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION WOMAN CHOSEN MOM OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON DEMOCRATS ELECT CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
5 SDSU GRADUATES HONORED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN: ISRAEL MUST MAKE CONCESSIONS FOR PEACE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD WIDENS SITE SEARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INMATE FACES CHARGES IN DEATH OF WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
REGENTS CONSIDER BUILDING PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*CONTEST GIVES STUDENTS FEEL FOR BUSINESS WORLD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.12, col.2"
*OFFICIAL: JOBLESS FIGURES MISLEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.12, col.2"
FARMERS BRACE FOR REGULATIONS ON TRACTOR EXHAUST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.B, p.12, col.5"
"*MEMORIES ARE GOLDEN, IF YOU DON'T FORGET","Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WORKING FOR FITNESS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPANIES AND EMPLOYEES INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN FI,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STAMPS OFFER GOOD WAY FOR LEARNING (PROF),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOFTBALL OPENS WITH BASES LOADED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CAP WOULD TIP TAX BALANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLOOD TROUBLES RETURN TO CODINGTON COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUSPECT INDICTED IN TRAILER KILLING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MILLER WANTS OPINION ON TAX PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SCHOOLS COULD LEARN FROM PRIVATE SECTOR (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
VOTERS HAVE HAD FILL OF 'PORKSMANSHIPS' (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BILLS WOULD IMPROVE WORKPLACE SAFETY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STOP DESTROYING TREES IN NAME OF PROGRESS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
FLAGS WILL FLY HIGH AGAIN ON MAY 22,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ETHANOL AIR SHOW PLANNED FOR JULY 10,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GANG MEMBER PLEADS INNOCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BROOKINGS STATIONS DISPUTE MUSIC RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN HIGH SENIOR NAMED STUDENT OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEAD EXPOSURE REPORTED AT WOONSOCKET COMPANY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MORE OF COLISEUM COLLAPSES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
KCSD-FM TO HAVE GUBERNATORIAL SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE WILL RECEIVE CONSERVATION MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
T REX LAWSUIT GOES TO SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD PANEL OK'S COSTNER TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS REVISE MED-SCHOOL ADMISSIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*JANKLOW HASN'T THOUGHT THROUGH--MILLER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN DIES AFTER STANDOFF IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*WATERFORD TO CELEBRATE GROUND BREAKING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*MATTHIESEN A WINNER AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IT MUST BE RELAY TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA EYES FIFTH STRAIGHT NCC TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PAVILION FUND AT 60 PERCENT OF ITS GOAL,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA COLLEGE-COMMUNITY BAND IN CONCERT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*DETAIL-SPOTTING, SHOE-LEATHER WEARING CONTEST","Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PARIS AND HER GOSPEL BAND IMPRESS SF CROWD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"NEW 'HUNCHBACK' PRODUCTION LACKS PASSION, EDGE","Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FINDING SPARE PARTS NEW CHALLENGE FOR USERS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LODGE MEMBERS GIVE FLEDGLING MILITIA GROUP THE BOOT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SD WOMAN KNEW SUSPECT YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WAGGONER SAYS DISTRICT SHOULD KEEP ON CUTTING,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*VARIETY HITS THE STAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*LINCOLN GRAD RISES TO TOP,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*KIDS PACK ARENA WITH THEIR SONGS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*DEAD-END SIGN MEANS IT'S TIME TO THINK,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LONG-TERM VIEW OF FARMING NEEDED (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD NEEDS LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY MUST STUDY PACE OF IMMIGRATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BOMBING REFLECT THE FORCES OF EVIL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SOME PEOPLE ARE BETTER DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*SKYFORCE BEGINS SEARCH FOR NEW COACHING ADVISOR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SAUNDERS RESIGNS TO TAKE JOB WITH WOLVES,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LANDFILL'S WASTE COMES FROM AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BYRNE ACQUITTED OF HARASSING WORKER,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW APPOINTS SONGSTAD TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STATE-RUN EDUCATION RISES {dollar}254,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*IT'S A WIDE, WIDE WORLD AT FESTIVAL","Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*INMATES WORK AT STATE FAIRGROUNDS, CAPITOL","Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*INMATES TO WORK AT STATE FAIRGROUNDS, CAPITOL","Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN CONVICTED IN REBATE SCHEME,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
ROBBER HITS CRAFT STORE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*CANTON MAN GETS 15 YEARS FOR 1994 BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ANNUAL VOLKSMARCH TO CARVING SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"TOWN LEADERS, LAWMAKERS UNAWARE OF PRIOSN PLANS","Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DOYLE TO RETURN AS ST. MARY'S PASTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SHARING TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STRESSES DIVERSITY IN REACCREDITATION EFFORT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CORPS TO ASK CONGRESS FOR {dollar}50M FOR CLEANUP AT DEPOT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ARKANSAS STUDENTS BUILD HOMES IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DAD GETS 10 YEARS IN ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*POVERTY IN THE MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
TRIBE BUYS MOBILE MEATPACKING PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
EX-SOUTH DAKOTA EDUCATOR RESIGNS AFTER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*BANKING ISN'T ALWAYS ABOUT IMPERSONALITY,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
WATER LEAVES JANKLOW 'HELPLESS',"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
TO CUT OFF BENEFITS TO RICH NON-FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*SD DRIVERS DON'T EXPECT GAS BITE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-ABORTION VIEWS OUTLINED BY READER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BRITONS CATCH TAX-CUT FEVER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
STUDENT BELIEVES DRAFT IS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS CITY MAP,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*COYOTES TOP RELAY HONOR ROLL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MARK GRUWELL KNOWS HIS MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A JAILATHON TO RAISE MONEY FOR MCSTRAVICK'S RELEASE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL SURVEY POSES DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*LINDA POLZIN, WINNER OF THE STATE MAJORETTE CONTEST","Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARMOUR TO TRANSFER EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"2,000-YEAR-OLD ARTIFACTS FOUND","Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FFA CHOOSES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAILROAD CLOSING AFFECTS MONTANA,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3RD PERSON ARRESTED IN GOLD THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TELL HIM TO JUMP IN A LAKE AND HE WILL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WALKATHON FOR MARCH OF DIMES SET,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STUDENT NAMED SFC ADMISSIONS REPRESENTATIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WATER TO BE FORUM'S SUBJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*FEW PEOPLE WERE AT A LOSS FOR SOMETHING TO DO IN TH,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*DAVE ENTENMAN HONORED AT THE FIREFIGHTERS MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REVIVAL SEEN FOR DOWNTOWN DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SOO HOTEL RENOVATION PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ANTIQUE SHOW STARTS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KIDNEY FUND SET UP FOR FORMER CITY RESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SENIORS TRY TO PARTY BY THE RULES-AND LOSE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SENIORS TRY TO PARTY BY THE RULES-AND LOSE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CHASE MANHATTAN BANK JOINS PARADE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY MONEY USE AIM OF NEW JURY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SF WOMAN WHO SOUGHT BOOK BAN SEEKS BOARD SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*YOU DON'T HAVE TO SEE TO LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YOU DON'T HAVE TO SEE TO LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PHYSICIAN EXTENDERS PROVIDE RURAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PHYSICIAN EXTENDERS PROVIDE RURAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PHYSICIAN EXTENDERS PROVIDE RURAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BELL-ABDNOR, NCPAC ALLIED FOR FUND RAISING","Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MECHANICS' STRIKE STOPS OZARK FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BELL-ABDNOR, NCPAC ALLIED FOR FUND RAISING","Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BELL-ABDNOR, NCPAC ALLIED FOR FUND RAISING","Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMIST PREDICTS 30 PERCENT FARM INCOME DROP,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMIST PREDICTS 30 PERCENT FARM INCOME DROP,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAPE TRIAL OF RAPID CITY MAN TO GO TO JURY TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MUSKIE, STRONG HAND AT STATE (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROBATION HEARING SET,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PROBATION HEARING SET,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WOUNDED KNEE CASE OPENS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WOUNDED KNEE CASE OPENS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MINNEHAHA POSTPONES ROAD VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
DRY WEATHER THREATENS CROPS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ONAKA BOY KILLED IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BOB ABBOTT TO HEAD YOUNG DEMOS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ABERDEEN VOTERS DEFEAT SUNDAY LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PIERRE SEWAGE WORKER DIES ON JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FORMER SD RESIDENT GETS OFTC POST,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NEW WOMEN'S GROUP TO ORGANIZE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RAIL PLAN OPPONENTS ASK FOR REHEARING,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
"BOY, 16, ARRESTED IN RAPE CASE","Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
GOP CLUB TO HEAR 7 CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
"{dollar}400,000 TOURISM CAMPAIGN PROPOSED","Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE MAY 19,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*AVOID ALL THE INDOOR HASSLES AND ENJOY A PICNIC,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HAMBURGER INN SURVIVES YEARS OF CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
FIRST BANK CREDIT CARD OFFICE COMING TO SF,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINOR SOLD BOOZE--STORES FACE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REFLECTIONS OF THE WEST,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HILLS BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL JUNE 19-21,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
TV SPECIAL FEATURES ALL-STATE BAND,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
SF TEAM WINS CRIBBAGE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
SDSU RODEO FINALS TO BE BROADCAST,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
"BUDDY POPPIES SALE FRIDAY, SATURDAY","Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
AIAW MEET OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIOLOGIST CONTINUES FISH STOCKING OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MISSOURI RESERVOIR FISHING PART OF TELETHON SERIES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BIG-CITY CLOWNS LAUGH IT UP WITH BALTIC KIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD'S CASH BALANCE DROPPING TO LOW LEVEL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SMALL-TIME MINERS THREATEN TROUT STREAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COURT ORDER HALTS GARRISON DIVERSION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RULING MIGHT CHANGE JANKLOW GARRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
RULING MIGHT CHANGE JANKLOW GARRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CITY HALL'S START IS ENCOURAGING (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PICNIC TO DRAMATIZE REAGAN BUDGET CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CITY HALL'S START IS ENCOURAGING (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HUNGER STRIKER'S KIN URGES HELP FOR IRISH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
USDA REDUCES BRUCELLOSIS PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER BILL TRACKS LAND OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS WOMAN A MERIT MOTHER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEMORIAL DAY IS MAY 25--FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PARKSTON OK'S WASTEWATER PLANT BONDS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER BILL TRACKS LAND OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PARKSTON OK'S WASTEWATER PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS PROBE LEMMON BOMB THREATS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
URANIUM PERMIT RENEWAL UP FOR VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON COUNTY WAGE HIKE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN ENTERS PLEA IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
STOLEN CHEMICALS RECOVERED IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SUIT AGAINST HAWKEY DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SUIT AGAINST HAWKEY DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
RAILROAD AID HINGES ON LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
GERONTOLOGY FORUM SET FOR JUNE 1-3,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
REAGANOMICS HIT PLANNING BUREAU,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD PETITIONS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
EDEN TOWN BOARD STILL HAS 2 VACANT POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
LANDOWNERS LOSE POWER LINE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
LANDOWNERS LOSE POWER LINE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
OAHE CENDAK PLAN CAUSES SQUABBLE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ENERGY BODY PREPARES FOR EDGEMONT CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
OAHE CENDAK PLAN CAUSES SQUABBLE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ENERGY BODY PREPARES FOR EDGEMONT CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CORN PLANTING BEGUN IN DRY SD TOPSOIL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
INDIAN STUDENTS WANT FEDERAL FUNDS TO USD HALTED,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PUC CHANGE DOESN'T BOTHER BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
INDIAN STUDENTS WANT FEDERAL FUNDS TO USD HALTED,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NEB GOVERNOR WILL LEAD TRIP TO FAR EAST,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
POST-GRADUATE REMINDER--PAY BACK STUDENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
POST-GRADUATE REMINDER--PAY BACK STUDENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW BACKS NEW BUDGET PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
JANKLOW BACKS NEW BUDGET PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*POLICE TO INVESTIGATE SENIOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HE HAS WON 3 CANCER BATTLES-NOW HE'S FIGHTING A 4TH,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUST HOW DUMB DO MAKERS OF COMMERCIALS THINK WE ARE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KELO'S STEVE HEMMINGSEN FOUND TV BY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WITNESSES FOR MATHIS DISPUTE PROSECUTION EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CIRCUIT JUDGES ROLL BACK MISDEMEANOR FINES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING ON GARRISON DIVERSION PROJECT OPENS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXPANSION OF WORKFARE CRITICIZED BY LAWMAKER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MINN FIRM FILES SUIT AGAINST WILLARD WATER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*PASTOR'S WIFE EXPRESSES EMPATHY FOR INMATES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOWERING INTEREST RATE BIGGEST US CHALLANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EASTER LILY PROJECT MEMBER EXPLAINS GOALS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"GOVERNOR, ARGUS MISSED SYMBOLISM OF LILY (L)","Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*2 SOUGHT IN SLAYING RETURNED TO RC,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILLER FIRE BLAMED ON MOTER BEARING,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW SF PHONE BOOK TO BE OUT SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USD STUDENT LOSES NEW ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FLUIT OFFICER OF YEAR-JANKLOW LAUDS CITY'S SAFENESS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MEADE COUNTY RESIDENTS PROTEST PLANS FOR NEW JAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AMATEUR BASEBALL HOPEFULLS STRUGGLE THROUGH WORKOUT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE WINS TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*DERBY DAY--20 HORSES SMELL ROSES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SPENDS {dollar}740 TO DEFEND STATE'S HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMY GETS BOOST,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*JACOBSON DROPS OUT OF SCHOOL RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BELLMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD BUSTS BALLOT BOXES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION ORDERED TO OPEN MEETING TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROTON MAN RESCUES GIRLS FROM LAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNOR APPEALS PRISON SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KLEIN CARNIVAL BRIGHTENS EVENING SKY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FINDING JOB HARD WORK FOR THIS YEARS GRADS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PHILLIPS AVE MALL GAINS 4 BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AMERICAN WESTERN'S MERGER SF SUCCESS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARGUS RAPPED FOR MALE EMPHASIS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATOR'S PERK--FAST LANE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WORLD SHOULD BAN WARS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RECOGNITION OF VOLUNTEERS APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MONEY FOR NUKES SHOULD BE SPENT ON PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*CITY COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN RESERVATIONS GET {dollar}4.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
UNION DIRECTOR CONSIDERED FOR STATE ED JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE TEACHERS' UNION RE-ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
EX-STUDENT CAN'T SUE REGENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FINANCIAL SERVICES CHANGING--NEED RULES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE CALLS CONVICTED ROBBER CRIMINAL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MAN WHO RESIGNED CAN'T GET BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
CHARGES CONSIDERED IN CHEM SPILL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GRAIN EXCHANGE PRICES RISE 28 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEAD'S MAYOR SAYS NEXT YEAR WILL BE BETTER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WELLS ADDED TO BOLSTER HURON'S WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
107 SIGN NEW PETITIONS AGAINST MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ALSO INVITED ARE ABE-GEORGE-TEDDY & TOM,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
VIETNAM VETS SOLICIT IDEAS FOR MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*SUNDING WINS 200 IN SPECIAL WAY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S OVER FOR CLASS OF '84,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*US FITNESS TESTING WEEK MAY 6-14,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*JOE COOPER TAKES MAYOR'S OFFICE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST OVERCOMES CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CORN, SOYBEAN SEED MAY BE IN SHORT SUPPLY","Argus LeaderMay 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HORSE-LOVERS, SYMPHONY PATRONS MEET IN BARN","Argus LeaderMay 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"1 DEAD, 1 MISSING WHEN LIGHTNING HITS BOAT","Argus LeaderMay 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY AND FRIENDS THANKFUL FOR ORPHA,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SEXUAL ABUSE OF CHILDREN RISING,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SHOULD STAY OPEN A YEAR OUT OF FAIRNESS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ALIENS RISK THEIR LIVES TO REACH HAVEN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*WARD AND PRECINCT MAP REVISED MARCH, 1984","Argus LeaderMay 07 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*POOR DRAINAGE MAKES APARTMENTS AN ISLAND,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
PARTY ASSIGNMENT OPENS FARMER'S EYES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
POWELL MISSES BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHEASANTS FAIR GAME FOR 51 DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MANNEQUINS OF MUSLIN,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MARRON LEADS STUDENT FEDERATION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
NEISES IS LEGIONNAIRE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
AUGUSTANA NAMES NEW REGENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
DOTSON DESERVES RETRIAL AND BENEFIT OF DOUBT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS DO WELL IN THERAPY SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*'I'LL DECIDE SOON WHETHER TO SUE',"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORKERS CALM FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FRIENDS SAY GOODBYE TO SLAIN TROOPER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NURSING STUDENTS TURN THEIR ANGER INTO SIGNATURES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PHOTO TAKEN OF JOHNNY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"FACULTY FEARS ARE HURTING EDUCATION, PANELISTS SAY","Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSION APPROVES LOAD-LIMIT ORDINANCES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EX-REGENT ROST NAMED TO CORRECTIONS BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIAL BRIEFS COMMISSION ON DRAINAGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WINNER IS PICKED FOR WHEAT PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"ALL SAINTS SCHOOL COLLECTS {dollar}31,325 OF {dollar}150,000","Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE HAS NEXT MOVE IN PRISON DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL SMOOTHS OVER FEARS ABOUT PRISON JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
4 SENTENCED IN CONNECTION WITH DRUG RING,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FACULTY TO HAVE SAY ABOUT RAISES IN CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SIDES ARGUE CATTLE-CASE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COLD TUMBLE INTO RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
POPULAR MATCH-PLAY TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*BREIT, BUTZER WIN SIC TITLES","Argus LeaderMay 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FARMERS FLOCK TO FIELDS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MADISON FIRM DUMPS PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DON'T EXPECT TO SEE FOX STATION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
CO RESIDENTS HELP MAKE STATE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SUCCESS MUST NOT BE FORGOTTEN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOW YOUR THANKS FOR TEACHERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
US SUFFERS RAMBO-ITIS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MASTEN CAN'S ESCAPE BLAME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MASTEN CAN'T ESCAPE BLAME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ACCIDENT SHOULD UNITE US (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BELL'S ABSENCE DISAPPOINTING,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*BUS-TRUCK CRASH INJURES 3,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PART OF PRAIRIE AVENUE TO CLOSE FOR REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROMISES {dollar}8 MILLION BOOST TO EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAILROAD CROSSING WORK TO CAUSE DETOURS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO COMPETE IN CAR REPAIR CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW: FLOOD PROBLEMS HERE FOR A WHILE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW: FLOOD PROBLENS HERE FOR A WHILE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"WATER PROBLEM ERODES YARDS, PATIENCE","Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FARMAID GRANT ENABLES FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*NEW POSTMASTER PLANS TO DELIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"CITY HALL RENOVATING COSTS TO TOP {dollar}100,000","Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FMHA REDUCES INTEREST RATES FOR FARM LOANS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INSPECTOR SAYS SHORT CAUSED SUPPER CLUB FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILLER MURDER TRIAL SCHEDULED TO START THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RIVER STAGES FALL IN EAST,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL: MORE USED HEATING ASSISTANCE LAST WINTER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TECH PRESIDENT ON CONTRACT EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RAPID CITY INCREASES SALES MOST IN 1985,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SD JOBLESS RATE DROPS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CANDIDATES DISCUSS GASOLINE TAX,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
NO TO MONEY FOR JAPANESE GARDENS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"STOFFERAHN, KNEIP SWAP CHARGES","Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"BIG SIOUX STUDY GETS {dollar}100,000","Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*NON-TEACHERS DISCOVER LIFE IN THE CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLTON ARTIST RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE PRESENTS ONE-ACT PLAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STEAK PRICES TAKING ANNUAL CLIMB UP,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OPTIMISTS HONOR LAW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
USD PROFESSOR GETS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*POPPY DAYS ARE THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
COYOTE SLATON EYES MINN SAFETY SPOT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION VOTES FOR NEW BAG LIMIT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MCDONALD BOWLS LIKE A PRO,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1986, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*CONFUSION OVER ACCESS CREATES MORE ANGER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL SAYS STRIKERS IGNORE COURT'S ORDER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VESTIGE OF DISCRIMINATION FALLS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HISTORY SHOWS NEED FOR UNIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITIBANK DESERVES CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CHILDREN NEED SUPERVISION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
FEWER HOPPERS EXPECTED IN '87,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE CORRECTS STUDY OF WATER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHEELCHAIR GAME PLANNED FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*APPEALS COURT REINSTATES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOGAN CAMPAIGNED FOR ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*PIPELINES SAFE, WILLIAMS BOSS SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WEST RIVER PHONE FIRM TO CUT RATES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OUTLOOK FOR MINNESOTA ZOO WHALE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT ORDERS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOLE AWAITS STUDY OF WILLIAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"FERTILIZER, BARLEY SPILL IN COLLISION","Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SD TAKES MESSAGE TO BUSINESS MEDIA,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CITY RESIDENTS LISTED IN 2 BOOKS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
OPENING DAY FOR NEW GOLF COURSE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GRONSETH A WORKHORSE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*FISHING FOR PANFISH, WALLEYE","Argus LeaderMay 07 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*ON THE WAY TO THE FINALS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON FIGHTS BALLOT MEASURES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT DISASTER DECLARED,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*RELIGIOUS BOOKSTORE SELLS, SERVES","Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
EMOTIONS COULD 'RAISE LOWER DEPTHS',"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
MAN SAVED BY QUICK RESPONSE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
'FOLLIES' CHAIRS THANK SUPPORTERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"CROP WALK RAISES {dollar}4,000","Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"COME AGAIN, SENATOR (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PARK HOSTING MAYOR'S FAMILY PICNIC,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'POOR' FATHER NEEDS TO BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CHILD SUPPORT A NECESSITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
INTERVIEW SINGLE MOTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
FATHER NEEDS TO PRIORITIZE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*WIND WHIPS WOOD ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BYRUM STAYS IN CONTENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*LAWYER SEEKS SEAT IN STATE LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN WOMAN DIES ON HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS MEET ABOUT WILKA,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARROLD OFFICIAL--TEACHER PAY HIGHER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAYCEES INSTALL WOMAN PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DUST IN THE WIND,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LANDSCAPER IN RACE FOR CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NOT TOASTING CALL TO LIMIT SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THE GAME IN LITTLE LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL GAY GROUP PRAISES PAMPHLET,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*OLYMPIAN LAPS UP THE RELAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ASBESTOS RISK COSTS SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VENDORS--TRADE SHOW'S A BUST,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"'70 WARRANT, SDSU ANTI-WAR FEUD","Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OLD-FASHIONED HEAD-COUNTING,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY SHOULD RECONSIDER ITS GOVERNING OPTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
KEG PARTY FEATURE DIDN'T PASS JUDGEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
DOES PRISON GRAND JURY PROCEDURE SUGGEST...,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
MAMMOGRAM MAY BE GIFT OF LOVE AND LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
NURSES NEVER STOP CARING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
STOP CLOSING STREETS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
ABORTION EDITORIAL SHOCKING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
ALL TEENS AREN'T DRINKERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
PRISON HAS POSITIVE SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
'ARGUS' IGNORES CITY PIANIST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
BATTLESHIPS PASS EVERY TEST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
COMMISSION NEEDS GLASNOST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
GOVERNOR'S PICK DISAPPOINTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
STORY INSULTS NEIGHBORHOOD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
TIME NOT ISSUE IN PAY FLAP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
*1926 MEET PUT ONIDA SCHOOLBOY TO GLORY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD STATE VAULTER CLEARS 16-4 1/2,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POTENTIAL SPONSORS TAKING HARDER LOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*CRESSMAN, HIS FORD GRAB RACING SPOTLIGHT","Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS SENIOR ENJOYS PERFECT DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*LINCOLN BOYS PASS TEST OF RELAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*CANADA BECKONS BIG-THINKING AREA ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
WALLEYE EVENT AIDS FAMILIES IN NEED,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
NEEDY FAMILIES GET DEAL ON SWIM PASSES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTH DRIVE BRIDGE CLOSED TO TRUCKS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE WARNS OF MEDICAL MAILINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEMINARY ENROLLMENT HITS 273 THIS TERM,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WORK TO CLOSE 18TH, WEST ROADS","Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4 COUNTIES RECEIVE STATE HIGHWAY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TAKING THE ANIMAL EXPRESS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOONSOCKET TO DECIDE FATE OF CRUMBLING BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRO-CHOICERS CALL FOR NEW TACTICS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN TRIES TO REGAIN 24-HOUR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIRPORT BOARDINGS DIP FROM YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ROBOTICS FIRM TO OPEN IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD TO HONOR SEVEN AT GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN BEGINS BUILDING CABIN,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS WITNESS USS RUSHMORE CHRISTENING,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CORPS HALTS PLANS TO CLOSE PARKS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ABERDEEN ADDS NIGHT STICK TO ARSENAL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ARRAIGNMENT SET IN SLED DEATHS CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOMESTAKE MINING CITED IN DROWNING,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROSEBUD ROAD WORK THREATENED BY DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
TAX-REFUND PROGRAM ATTRACTS INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
STATE LINE COULD HURT RIVERBOAT GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DROUGHT AIR DEADLINE NEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EXTENSION SERVICE TO MARK ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LEADERSHIP PROGRAM TO HONOR GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CAFE SPECIALTY ADDS SPICE IN DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING GROUP TO MEET IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER LOOKS FOR ANSWERS IN RAIL TAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
106 LONGTIME FIRMS GAIN RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE BACKS NATIONAL SOYBEAN CHECKOFF,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.E, p.05, col.4"
POKER ALICE GOT NOTORIETY AT CARD TABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*'SHADOWS' SEES EXUBERANCE, PAIN OF PEOPLE","Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
TOUR OF EAST OFFERS LOOK AT BATTLE FIELDS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1989, sect.F, p.06, col.3"
*ANOTHER GAMBLE--ADDICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MECKLING SPROUTS HAY-AND GREAT CHICKEN,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CASHING IN ON VIDEO LOTTERY SEEN AS NECESSARY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*HOSPITAL CLINICS HELP PATIENTS REST EASIER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SYMPHONY ENDS SEASON WITH FLAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
PUT NEW CENTER BACK ON AGENDA (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE AMONG TOP PAC RECIPIENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MISLEADING ADS SHOULD SWAY NOVEMBER 6 ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RINGING IN EARS HAS MANY SOURCES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PLAYOFFS ARE NEXT HIGHLIGHT FOR AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*BYRUM, TSCHETTER DROPS IN GOLF'S FINAL ROUNDS","Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
VIKINGS WIN NCC SOFTBALL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*WHAT VALUE DOES BUY-SELL PLAN HAVE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SF HOUSE MARKET PICKS UP,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CREW REAPPOINTED TO GAMING COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THIS WEEK HONORS EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD MUSEUM GALLERY NAMED AFTER PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON TO HOST INDIAN CULTURE DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOPES FAVORITE SCHOOL WON'T BE EMPTY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HUGGED A BEAR LATELY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MISSOURI RIVER SUIT THREATENS DOWNSTREAM,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUPPORT FOR TEACHER ON SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*CITY OR BUNS, FORMER MAYOR SERVES 'EM ALL","Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
METAL RECYCLING CENTER PLANNED FOR PARKSTON,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RECORDS HALL WORK RESUMES AT MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU CLOSES BALCONY AT DONER AUDITORIUM,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
USS IOWA SAILOR'S DAD--NAVY FAKED STORY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BLACK HILLS PACKING COMPANY TO REOPEN PLANT TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HOSPITALITY TO TOURISTS--MORE CASH TO STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CITY ASKS MORRELL TO CURTAIL STENCH,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOTTO COMPROMISE FAILS ON FIRST ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BAND OF DEAD HEADS TO PLAY TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"QUAYLE CONCERNS LINGER, HAUNT BUSH (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ANOTHER WAR NEEDED TO KEEP US FEELING GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DOG-ATTACK ARTICLE FALSE PICTURE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BIKE TRAIL SHOULD BE NAMED AFTER SID SMITH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
REMOVE FROM HOSPITAL BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*KOLB, LINCOLN CAPTURE SIC GOLF TITLES","Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOST CHALLENGING 18 HOLES ON ONE COURSE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ASKS ANGLERS TO LOOK FOR TAGGED FISH,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"AUSTAD'S, 3 OTHER BUSINESSES SITED","Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
FINANCING FOUND FOR NEW HOTEL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.6"
ABERDEEN YMCA LOST 417 MEMBERS IN YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--PEPPER FEEDING CONFESSION NOT FORCED,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RABIES SHOTS LIKELY FOR BITTEN JOGGER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RURAL GARY WOMAN DIES AFTER BULL ATTACK,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WALKAWAY RETURNS TO GLORY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A MOTHERLY NUDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CITY LINKS BEER LICENSES, VIDEO PLAN","Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GIFT PROMPTS QUESTIONS ON HOSPITAL'S STATUS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PROHIBITIVE FEES, LAWS DETERRENT TO ADOPTION","Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA ART BUILDING GETS {dollar}1 MILLION BOOST,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MECHANIC RUNNING FOR SCHOOL JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SHIRTS BACK BOTH SIDES IN LOTTO AMERICA LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON STRESSES EDUCATION'S IMPORTANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*USD STUDENT HOPES SHE CAN ACT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE IS SUING WHEELCHAIR EXPRESS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COURT GIVES NEW WINGS TO AIRPORT REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
GUARD MEMBERS EXPECTED HOME TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*MORRELL CHOPS 400 JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*YOU JUST LEARN TO ACCEPT IT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLOSING LIKELY TO HURT THE LITTLE GUY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DECISION MIRRORS FOOD PROCESSING TREND,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
AGENCIES WORRY THAT POOR WILL SUFFER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
MEASURE SUSPECT BUT GOAL WORTHY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTERS ARE THE ONES TO CLEAN UP LAWMAKERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WRITER IGNORES NEA'S POSITIVE CONTRIBUTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"BLAME THE RAPIST, NOT VICTIM OF THE CRIME (L)","Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--RODNEY KING BEATING,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*NEW BOOKS ABOUND IN AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VERMILLION LAWYER HITS WITH FIRST NOVEL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KOOL TOOL COMES TO THE AID,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MANFRED SAGA EXPLORES SIOUXLAND SPIRIT, SEX","Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*WRITE ABOUT FAMOUS DIRECTOR, WOMEN SCIENTISTS","Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*5 THEMES IDENTIFIED AS ESSENTIAL (PROF),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
AUTO ACCIDENT KNOCKS OUT POWER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAV CONVENTION TO OPEN IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER'S HEALTH IS AN ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SORENSON, RISTY, RENLI PICK UP PETITIONS","Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD GUARDS SECURE 'BOMB FREE' BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOS ANGELES NATIVE WATCHES RIOTS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOTTO CLASS ACTION SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAFE BIKING,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BATTLE LINES FORM OVER INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RENTING MOTEL ROOMS TO EASE CROWDING,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN SUES TO MAKE FALL BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GEMAR TO PARTICIPATE IN BOYS STATE EVENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IOWA LAW PROFESSOR NAMED TRIBAL JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOLDY CARPET CAUSE OF SCHOOL SMELL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICER PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEXAS GOVERNOR TO ATTEND CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO-DAY CONFERENCE SET ON WATER PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON CONSIDERING LANDSCAPE ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*KLONDIKE MEMORIES VIVID AS DAM,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
A SHOT AT WORLD-CLASS STATUS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
POLICE OFFICER SUES MADISON OVER DEMOTION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN GAMING RULES DEFINED,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
BLASTED WIND TURNS EVENTS INTO BLOWOUTS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FLORISTS' BUSINESS BLOOMING BEFORE MOTHER'S DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*PEACEFUL END--NO DEALS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
INMATE SPOKESMAN WAS STAR ATHLETE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RACE ISSUE LEGIMATE--SOME SAY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MILLER SAYS DEMANDS ARE NOTHING NEW,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*TELEVISION'S ROLE COMMON IN STANDOFFS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TELEVISED STATEMENT MADE BY INMATE HILL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RIOTING INMATES OUTLINE 17 DEMANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TENSION-FILLED NIGHT OUTSIDE PRISON,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*PRISON UPRISING ENDS...LONG NIGHT OF NEGOTIATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*PARKING LOT IDEA SHOULD BE REVIVED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*TODAY'S STUDENTS ARE GETTING A QUALITY EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MALL ALSO ATTRACTS MANY GOOD TEEN-AGERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
MANAGED CARE WON'T CURE HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
ENVIRONMENTALISM IS GETTING COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
BUSINESSES DESERVE PRAISE FOR AWARD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
BUSINESS TO ASSIST ANTI-VIOLENCE GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-CITIBANK WORKERS INDICTED FOR FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SERIOUSLY BURNED IN PICKUP TRUCK FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT BODY LEADER IS FROM MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO DIE IN SD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TORNADO RIPS APART TAVERN--HOMES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLANE SEARCH STRESSES SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRAVELING EXHIBIT CHRONICLES 25 YEARS OF,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ATTEMPT MADE TO RAPE FEMALE WORKER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EX-BOSSES FACE SUIT BY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"ABDNOR, 4 OTHERS RECOGNIZED BY USD","Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MITCHELL, WATERTOWN ON SD VIDEO LINK","Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PINE RIDGE MAN CHARGED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY CHAMBER FAVORS COSTNER REPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS END TO PARENTAL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"MITCHELL POLICE, CITY OFF HOOK IN LIBEL LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
UNLICENSED DOCTOR CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ABERDEEN MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO KILLING LOVER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
INTEREST IN DAKOTA CASH CALLED STEADY BY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
STATE'S EXPORTS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.B, p.07, col.6"
*AUGUSTANA GRAD HELPED GREEN MCHALE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TACKLE BOX FILLED WITH UNLEADED,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ENTERTAINMENT SCENE GROWS IN NEW WAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POETRY ON THE AIRWAVES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NOTEBOOK COMPUTERS MAKE TAKING YOUR WORK WITH EASY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*BIGHORN TAKES A LEAP AT FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WATER WOES DRY UP DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STATE BEGINS COURTING CALIFORNIA BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DASCHLE CHARGES VA WITH FAILURE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SD AMONG THOSE NOT COVERING BILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATISTICS ON TAXES DON'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FLYING J CAMPAIGN HAS BEEN MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CROSSING GUARDS TAKE THEIR JOBS SERIOUSLY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HILLARD QUALIFIED FOR JANKLOW TICKET (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
DON'T SCRIMP ON FIXING CITY STREETS THIS YEAR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BEDDOW OFFERS STATE SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
CHURCH TO DISPLAY CROSSES TO PROTEST ABORTION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
START AT HOME WHEN RATING LIFE'S BEST TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
19 CHARGED WITH DISTRIBUTING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO CANDIDATES FILE FOR COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD PLANS MEETING ON DISTRICT'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOLARSHIP STARTED IN LAWYER'S MEMORY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MORRELL, CITY AGREEMENT NEAR","Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*LAKE THOMPSON RISES, STRANDING AREA RESIDENTS","Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"PENITENTIARY MORE SECURE SINCE RIOT, MILLER SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COUNSELOR HELPS INDIAN KIDS HEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DISPATCHER KILLED SELF, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEALTH DEPARTMENT REPORTS SPOTTED FEVER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOLESKY NOT RUNNING FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAMING COMMISSION SELECTS SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN MAY BE CHARGED FOR RESISTING EVICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PUC OFFICIALS HIRE LAW FIRM,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*STUDENTS HONORED FOR RECYCLING EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SEARCH FOR PLANE FOCUSES ON AREA NEAR ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
WORKERS IN OMAHA PICKET JOB CUTS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
NWPS HAS REVENUE OF {dollar}153.3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*SPRINTIN' FOR HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WALTER WINS ELUSIVE TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*JUDGE JAILS WOMAN DRESSED AS BOY IN WELFARE SCAM,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SOME INDIANS FEELING 'FORGOTTEN',"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD MILITIA MEMBERS FACE GREATER SCRUTINY--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*DAVIS TO DIRECT SD BLUE SHIELD,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SWEATING OUT JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MERRITT GETS HIS DOUBLE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEARBY GOLF COURSES AT A GLANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PAINFUL EXPERIENCE FOR EX-SDSU COACH,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
HUNTING LICENSE APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*TROUT HITTING BELOW OAHE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
"CRP ACRES AID PHEASANT, DUCK SPRING NESTING","Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
GF&P'S UNKENHOLZ TO SPEAK AT SPORTSMAN'S CLUB,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*MUSEUM UNVEILS NEW DIORAMAS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
CONTACT SENATORS USING E-MAIL ROUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NATURE CONSERVANCY PICKS INSTATE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NUNDA AWASH IN SPRING FLOODS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU GRADUATES ITS LARGEST CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN EARNS DEGREE ENTIRELY OFF CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HARRISBURG COUNTRY-CLUB STOVE EXPLODES TWICE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS FIGHTING UNWANTED TRASH BAGS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
ELK POINT POLICE ARREST TWO IN DRUG POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LANDFILL ASSOCIATION SEEKS BID FOR FACILITY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANT TO HISTORY CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*TEST WATER FROM FLOODED WELLS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CHURCH CONGREGATION BREAKS GROUND,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TROOPERS SEEING INCREASED USE OF SEAT BELTS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FLORENCE FARMER ASKS BOARD TO PREDICT FLOODING'S END,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW--NO MORE COMPUTER GAMES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"BUILT PIE, ICE CREAM BUSINESS","Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*STOLEN PROPERTY IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
YOUNG WRESTLER'S OLD MOVE AIRS TODAY ON ABC SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DISTRICT JUDGE TAKES OATH IN ABERDEEN CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN PROPOSES THIRD PARTY,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LEAD TO PROCEED WITH {dollar}3.7M TRY TO STOP LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NEW ANTI-GAMBLING PETITION DRIVE WON'T HURT STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
POLICE CHIEF UNHAPAPY WITH DELAY IN TRIAL OF LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
CITY SHOULD MOVE TO REQUIRE RECYCLING (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
REFROM WILL PAY OFF IN LONG RUN (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HIGHER ED IS SOUND INVESTMENT (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
ANSWER LIES WITH OURSELVES (WATERTOWN P.O.),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*JANKLOW PASSES THE BUCK ON EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
SPIRITUAL REBIRTH WILL STOP TERRORISM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
QUALITY EDUCATION IMPORTANT IN LENNOX (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
JR. ROTC IS ROBBING LOCAL SCHOOLS OF FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
DON'T PASS JUDGMENT WITHOUT KNOWING FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*DAY OF MOURNING DESERVED MORE COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*PRODUCT LIABILITY REFORM DRAWS MIXED RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
*FOLK DUO TOUR SUPPORTS INDIAN CAUSES,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*300 ARTIFACTS GRACE PIERRE EXHIBITS,"Argus LeaderMay 07 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
WINEGARDEN MAY GAIN LAND,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WINEGARDEN MAY GAIN LAND,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAYOR RICK KNOBE CELEBRATES HIS RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RAINSHOWERS AGAIN DELAY SIOUX EMPIRE CORN PLANTING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HIRINGS RETURN AS ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HIRINGS RETURN AS ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRIVATE MEETINGS DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STANDBY GASOLINE PLAN IS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"*MAYOR KNOBE APPLAUDED THE SPIRIT, UNITY & ENTHUSIASM","Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIDES FAR APART ON RAILROAD PRICE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST LAY PRINCIPAL-O'GORMAN WON'T CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPILL SITE LIQUID ANALYZED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA FOOTBALL SHUFFLE ACCOUNTS FOR NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*POLIO VICTIM WHEELING 200TH IN THE DIET PEPSI RUN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NESS REALTY LEADING BOWLING EVENT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR OPPOSES MEAT IMPORT BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER-RATIONING WOULD HURT SD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW'S NOT TALKING ABOUT GAS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW ANNOUNCES 3 APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MCGOVERN SAYS DRAFT UNWARRANTED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ABDNOR OPPOSES MEAT IMPORT BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MCGOVERN SAYS DRAFT UNWARRANTED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JIM MYERS SEEKS TRACK REPAIR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN MISSING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER-RATIONING WOULD HURT SD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HELP AVAILABLE FOR UTILITY BILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JIM MYERS SEEKS TRACK REPAIR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS PRESENTED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*PEN LOCK-UP CAUSING CONCERN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PEN LOCK-UP CAUSING CONCERN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS DISPUTE CITY'S POPULATION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS GET AN APOLOGY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS DISPUTE CITY'S POPULATION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS GET AN APOLOGY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ARTIST MENTORS SHAPE PROTEGES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'CRUISING' ISN'T WORTH THE UPROAR,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PLAYHOUSE DIRECTOR ANNOUNCES PLAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"OAHE FOES LINK SUPPORT, CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS","Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"OAHE FOES LINK SUPPORT, CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS","Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SHRINERS CONSIDER BUYING ARKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY DECLARES MAN GUILTY RAPE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT TO RECONSIDER 'LIST',"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*TITO'S LEGACY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE HEUERMANN URGED TO RECONSIDER 'LIST' (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ARBOR DAY ENHANCED BY PARK EMPLOYEE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SONGSTAD NAMED TO POST ON STATE FAIR COMM,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD LIBRARY BUDGET CUTS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SONGSTAD NAMED TO POST ON STATE FAIR COMM,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OGLALA SUES TO STOP 'HANTA YO' MINI-SERIES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MOBRIDGE ACCIDENT KILLS A WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMBINED PRIMARY ELECTIONS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEREW SCORNS WATER PROJECTS TRADE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS WILL MEET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
URANIUM EXPLORATION PLAN PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEREW SCORNS WATER PROJECTS TRADE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HUETHER-BOARD NEEDS CONSERVATIVE VOICE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HUETHER-BOARD NEEDS CONSERVATIVE VOICE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*MEIERHENRY-SUIT MEETINGS WERE HELPFUL,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MEIERHENRY-SUIT MEETINGS WERE HELPFUL,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW RETURNS FROM WORKING VACATION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
"*UNION COUNTY PARK QUIET, PEACEFUL","Argus LeaderMay 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOAN FRAUD UNCOVERED AT SD BANK,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE WORLD'S HAPPIEST HALF-PINT FOREMAN...,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
EX-SF MAN CHARGED IN SLAVERY CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EX-SF MAN CHARGED IN SLAVERY CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*YAKKIN' WITH GERT BIDNE, FLANDREAU","Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*YAKKIN' WITH GERT BIDNE, FLANDREAU","Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NATHAN JONGELING WAS A YEAR OLD YESTERDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN--US ON ROAD TO NUCLEAR RUIN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CALIFORNIAN TO ENTER FRAUD PLEA HERE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN--US ON ROAD TO NUCLEAR RUIN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FATE OF RAIL FUNDS DEPENDS ON COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHANGES BREWING FOR JAIL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CHANGES BREWING FOR JAIL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY TRAFFIC MONEY CAUSES CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LIQUOR AGE CASES MERIT PROSECUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SURPRISED EDITION OMITTED EROS DATA CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORRIDOR URGED FOR UTILITIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OPPOSES ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"DOCTOR CLARIFIES, REVIEWS ABORTION STATISTICS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BISHOP'S ABORTION VIEWS NOT UNIVERSAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CENDAK WINS APPROVAL OF STATE WATER BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DROUGHT CONDITIONS SPREADING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EDGEMONT FAMILY FILES {dollar}40 MILLION SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*IRAQI OFFICIAL CLAIMS GAIN IN FIGHTING WITH IRAN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EDGEMONT FAMILY FILES {dollar}40 MILLION SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CLOUD SEEDING DRAWS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HORSE/PUP BETTING LEAGUE BREAKS OFF 'PEACEFUL' TIES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MATHIS CALLED UNINTELLIGENT--PROSECUTION RESTS CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*C A 'CHARLIE' CONLEY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
CITY KEEPS TRACK OF WORKERS' UNION TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CROWDED COURT CALENDAR BRINGS FURTHER GARRISON DELAY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD INMATES TO BE IN COUNTY JAILS BY JULY 1,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINNER OF RADIO CONTEST IS PAID 2 MONTHS LATE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*LOU MILLETTE--A MAN WHO CARED FOR OTHERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROLE OF BRITISH IN FALKLANDS CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KRSS PRIZE BROUGHT A JOYOUS CHRISTMAS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"WONDERS WHY FINE COMPARED USD, SDSU (L)","Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PARENTS SHOULD QUERY KIDS ABOUT NEW BIKES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CLUB TO HAVE PANCAKE HOUSE AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EMPIRE HAS NEW MAIL BOX SECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZEN VOLUNTEER HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*ALBERS TO SEEK SHERIFF POST AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*MILBAUER TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*THOMS WANTS AUDITOR POST AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*TURNER AUDITOR TO RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"HILLS HAS BEARS, MOUNTAIN LIONS","Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
OFFICIALS SEEK THIRD PERSON IN MURDER OF TWO,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
STUDENTS TESTIFY ON SCHOOL FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COMPANY TOLD TO STOP OFFERING LOANS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JEWELRY MAKER TO OPEN PLANT IN RC,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL SET FOR JULY--EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF WOMEN ON STATE BARBER BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*OLDRE QUIETS BUTTERFLIES AND SOARS IN POLE VAULT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIGFOOT BELIEVERS STAND BY STORIES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOOD HORSE SENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BOOK ON CRAZY HORSE MENTIONS BIGFOOT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
ABERDEEN MACHINISTS STRIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUSTICES ON SUPREME COURT ARE COLLECTIVELY POWERFUL,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAKE BENTON RALLIES AGAINST FORECLOSURES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE TEEN DIES IN ONE-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHOLESALE FOOD OUTLET OPENS IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 DISPUTED FAIR BUILDINGS STILL UP,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HARRISBURG MAN BUILDS VIOLINS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS URGE CITY TO USE GRANT FOR JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW LETS EMOTIONS RULE HIM IN BOOK CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIP ACROSS STATE ALLOWS TIME FOR MUSINGS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*TWO FORMER SOUTH DAKOTANS ARE TRAVELING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ECONOMIST SAYS PROBABILITY OF ECONOMY IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEDIA THANKED FOR PUBLICITY GIVEN TO SCOUT-O-RAMA,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
NATIONAL DEBT IS TOO LARGE TO BORROW MORE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
WOMEN'S CURSE--TAG FEMALES AS UNSTABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT FAILED BECAUSE OF TREE CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
NEWTON HILLS DON'T HAVE CLIFFS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"*YOU CATCH THEM, YOU KEEP THEM","Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DON'T LIMIT TO PRO-LABOR POLICIES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FORMER PATIENTS SAY SYSTEM IS DEHUMANIZING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ABERDEEN STILL CENTER OF RAILROAD ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*REGENTS SHOULD SPEAK ENGLISH,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
"COYOTES SWIFTEST EVER IN 1,600 RELAY","Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU'S BROTHERTON LISTENS WELL,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HUSET OPENS TODAY FOR AREA DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
*GOLD STAR MOTHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX ARTIST DOCUMENTS DYING CULTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS WOMAN BEEN IN BEAUTY BUSINESS 60 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*AMANDA BURMEISTER DEVOTES TIME TO CLUBS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*A TOUR OF THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ON THE FARM WOMEN WORK ALONGSIDE MEN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ELEVATOR STRUGGLES TO STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*NEW MAYOR TAKES OVER,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OPERATION WILL HELP TANZANIAN GIRL WALK,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FOSTER CARE FOR ADULTS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA NEEDS MORE CARETAKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*BRADY IS NEW KIWANIS LEADER,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
OBERT LEADS SWEET ADELINES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WOMEN'S CLUB ELECTS WILLIAMSON,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
EWERT LEADS NATIONAL GUARD GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*APPRAISAL PLAN PRESENTED TO COUNTY TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WORKERS DON'T WANT HOLIDAYS CHANGED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ATTENTION TO CENTRAL AMERICAN INVOLVEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO KNOWLEDGE OF FELONY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STAVIG SCHOLARSHIP BREAKFAST SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNDERWRITERS CONVENTION HERE NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*ECONOMY, INTEREST RATES HELP BOOST CAR SALES","Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*UNION COUNTY STATE'S ATTORNEY FACES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOOD LUCK TO BUTTERWICKS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAKE TIME TO VOTE TODAY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICY INCONSISTENT CONCERNING DEATH SQUADS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TEACHERS ARE BUILDING A STRONGER AMERICA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRESSLER COLLECTS MOST CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SINCLAIR, CUNNINGHAM DISCUSS ISSUES","Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"LAWYER, STATE DISCUSS MAN'S TEACHING FUTURE","Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2 MEN DEAD AFTER LIGHTNING STRIKES BOAT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN GROCERS COMPETE IN MILK WAR,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRO-SPRINGFIELD GROUP WILL DISBAND TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WATER CONGRESS SPONSORS PUBLIC FORUM,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AUGUSTANA'S GROSS SPRINTS INTO TRACK SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POOR SPRING WEATHER CREATES PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS FOR STAR'S MEMORABILIA,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF MARKED WAR'S END WITH PRAYER,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON HIGH'S FUTURE STILL IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS WIN FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MONEY VALUED ABOVE LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS NEEDS MORE HEADS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEACHERS COMMITTED TO SERVING STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNMENT CHANGE COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
JOURNALISTS FAIL TO DO JOB (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
COUNTY DELAYS DECISION ON MEDICAL SERVICES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HELP OUTDOOR LOVERS GIVE SD MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL TO DISCUSS CAMERAS IN COURTROOMS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PTA TO SALUTE SF TEACHERS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO APPEAL JUDGE'S DISMISSAL OF SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS PLAN SATURDAY CEMETERY CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NICARAGUANS MUST WORK FOR PEACE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS A BIG DEAL TO HOTEL MAGNATE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PROPOSED FARM BILL SWIMS AGAINST CURRENT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"BOYS ACCIDENTALLY STARTED FIRE, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHARGES FILED IN CONNECTION WITH APRIL FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN WHO ESCAPED OFFICIALS IS ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRASS IS GREENER ON OTHER SIDE OF FARM,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE UPHOLDS PHONE-SHELL AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FIRE'S LAST HOT SPOTS ARE OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BIEKER GETS KODAK GALLERY AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
MARKO IS TOPS AT SCIENCE FAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT WINS ESSAY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
16 ARE NAMED MASTER TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
EDUCATORS HONOR HOVLAND,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
FLEMINGS ARE FOSTER PARENTS OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
STUDENTS EARN TRIP TO WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*BECHTOLD CROWNED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*EDISON STUDENT TOPS HISTORY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
PAIR WIN WALLEYE TOURNAMENT WITH SAUGER,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STORM SOCKS SOUTHEASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELIMINATE FARMS AS TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PLAN TO CUT IRA SHELTER DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*WOMEN PASTORS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GROUP WON'T ENDORSE POLITICAL CANDIDATES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LEAVES DECISION WITH FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
REGENTS MUST SHAPE SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BURG UNDERSTANDS FARMING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*LECLAIR JOINS COACHING RANKS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLORADO COACH SEES RESULTS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*HOSPITAL LAUNCHES CHOPPER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SENATE LEADERS ENDORSE MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE CAMPAIGNER SAYS STORY MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE COMPAIGNER SAYS STORY MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTHLANDER OPEN DESPITE EVICTION NOTICE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
13 YEARS LATER: WOUNDED KNEE TROUBLED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*YOUNG PIONEERS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BLACK HILLS STATE GRADUATION TO BE MAY 17,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FULTON MAN CANDIDATE FOR JAMES RIVER BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SDSU TO GIVE HONORARY DEGREE TO MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS REFUSE INVITATION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"AUGUSTANA TO HAVE TRADE, MARKETING SEMINAR","Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEADLINE FOR FUNDS TO REOPEN COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY SELECTION COMPLETED IN MILLER CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL RESIDENTS ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"WHEAT, SOYBEAN AND CORN STOCKS SET RECORDS","Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WHITE RIVER WOMAN KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOARD CUT GARDEN MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LAWER WANTS JANKLOW SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BUS DRIVER DIDN'T SEE TRUCK,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABERDEEN CITY ATTORNEY REPRIMANDED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*WHAT DID MICKELSON MEAN?,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COURT FINDS MORRELL UNION IN CONTEMPT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DJ AT KELO SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SD BELIEVED HART, POLL FINDS","Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL WORK GOES ON,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS SAY '88 BUDGET WILL PASS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BILL CHANGING PETITION QUALIFICATIONS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FREE EXPRESSION TAKES A STEP FORWARD (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO DEMOLISH OLD BUILDINGS FOR PARKING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BILL FOES DID VOICE OBJECTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*HOUR OF POWER DIRECTOR TO APPEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CALIF. ASSEMBLY OKS WASTE PACT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE CONVICTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICERS HONORED FOR POLICE WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAKPALA MAN TO STAND TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN AFFAIRS BOSS DEFENDS PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POOL SEASON EDGES CLOSER,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SISSETON BANK FAILS TO REOPEN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STREET PLAN DOESN'T MEASURE UP,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIGHT SD RACISM WITH BUSINESS--SWIMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*COURT UPHOLDS CITY DRUG CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SATELLITE MESSAGE FOR MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT OVERTURNS ORDER ABOUT CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DERAILMENT DAMAGE PUT AT {dollar}560,000","Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN GETS RETRIAL IN MALPRACTICE CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*AGE OF HOMES PURCHASED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LINCOLN EARNS SIC TRACK TITLES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*MOTHER, NURSE SHARE TIME WITH FAMILY, PATIENTS","Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGRETS DECISION TO ADD NEW PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*BYRUM CHASES {dollar}225,000","Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VARIETY OF WEATHER HITS STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DON'T PAY FOR DRUG ROADS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LOOSE ENDS HURT GOOD EXPANSION PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REP JOHNSON KEEPS CHANGING POSITIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"MR BROWN, GET ANOTHER JOB (L)","Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TOUGH LIQUOR LAWS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BEEF CHECKOFF WORKS WELL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WHO REPRESENTS US (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DROUGHT RELIEF BADLY NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
MEETING BASEBALL KING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
RELUCTANT TO HONOR MINORITIES LIKE KING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
DEMOCRATIC LEADER SLAMS GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW ISSUE SET FOR SD PRODUCT CATALOG,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS ANONYMOUS ELECTS SD WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN DIES IN GUN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RED CROSS TAKING AID FOR NEVADA VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RISKS DON'T SCARE REGENTS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUMMER MEANS MORE THAN WATCHING THE TUBE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*UNION TAKES SAFETY SURVEY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MORRELL'S TOP LOCAL EXECUTIVE RETIRES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DROUGHT REMINDS MITCHELL RESIDENTS OF 1976,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
REPORT PRAISES SHIFT TO LEANER MEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD PRESS ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER BOARD PROPOSES IRRIGATION ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*BROTHERS TURN WATERING HOLE INTO HOG BARN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"TRIBE SOLVES GLITCH, PAYS EMPLOYEES","Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN JOIN INMATE VOCATIONAL CLASSES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*LUTHERAN PASTOR DIES AT 89,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT UP IN PROCESSING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*CUSTER'S LAST HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
USD ALUMNI FEAR BASKETBALL ORDEAL...,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STEVENS JUMPER CLEARS STATE RECORD 7-2,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*BYRUM CARDS 67, LEADS BY 1 SHOT","Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HUSKERS DOMINATE WOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SDSU CLINCHES TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*ATHLETES SAY--'THANK YOU, MOM'","Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*ONIDA WOMAN FOLLOWS TOUR FROM AFAR,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ROAD TO DERBY TITLE GOES THROUGH SD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
FISH KILL BLAMED ON AMMONIA,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MODIFIED DEER PROPOSAL APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
TIGER MUSKIE RECORD FALLS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*GROUPS AIM TO RAISE PHEASANT NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
*AREA TRACKS RACE INTO SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC TV TO LOOK AT SD DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE OFFERS SALES SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO GIVE TAX PRESENTATION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SECURITY UNITS CROP UP IN CITY HOMES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CENTER HELPS TURN DREAMS INTO,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MANY WOMEN FACE PARENTING WITHOUT PARTNER,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX INDIAN PHOTO EXHIBIT DRAWS CROWDS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
*MAN'S DESIRE TO SEE AFRICA,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1988, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*BUSHNELL STILL BRINGS 'EM IN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRASH NEAR RENNER CORNER KILLS TWO,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE DELAY FOR MICROWAVE NEWS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*ROCK 'N' ROLL WITH POISON, TESLA","Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
POPULATION THREATENS FUTURE GENERATIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GROUP NOT ASSOCIATED WITH WELFARE OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MOVIE FATAL ATTRACTION MAKES VIEWERS THINK (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DON'T PROMOTE DRINKING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CITY WOMAN ARRESTED ON ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN MUSICIANS WIN NATIONAL HONORS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEETING SLATED ON SCHOOL LIMITS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BERESFORD FARM WIFE FACES HARDEST TEST YET,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ENVISON PICNIC ORGANIZER DOING AEROBICS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FINALE DRAWS CLOSER FOR MUSIC TEACHER,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARMY JUMPER HURT AT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONSERVATION TOPS TONIGHT'S AGENDA,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*AUGUSTANA FALTERS IN NCC TITLE GAMES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CATCHING SOME RAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY OK'S PAY RAISE, BINGO HALL","Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOP SCHOOL OFFICIAL GUSHWA RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY PILOT COULD FACE FWI CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GREED MAY SPOIL GAMBLING (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE'S WEED PROBLEMS WILL BE PART OF STUDY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WOMAN WHO CRIED 'WOLF' MAY WISH (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CAMPAIGN COSTS MUST BE LIMITED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
CONGRESSMEN SPEND TOO MUCH ON LETTERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
STATE INCOME TAX DOESN'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*PLAYS WEDNESDAY IN LITTLE CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANCER CURE NOT FAR OFF--DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"JOHNSON, RIVAL SUPPORT 'BOOT-CAMP' PRISONS","Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN DENIES GUILT OVER DESCRAMBLERS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SEEKS VIEWS ON CAMPAIGN REFORM,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR DRUG DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHALK IT UP TO THE SUN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-CIGARETTE ORGANIZATION TO WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX RULE CHANGE RAISES FEAR OF HIGHER RENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHARGES PENDING FOR DRIVER IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY SCHOOLS TO HONOR EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WEST GERMAN MAN FACES DEPORTION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WILKA REMEMBERED AS STAUNCH HILLTOP SUPPORTER,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DELMONT TO VOTE AGAIN ON SCHOOL REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWSUIT COULD FORCE RELOCATION OF PRISONERS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT FUND-RAISER GOES UP IN SMOKE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FLANDREAU GROUP TO OFFER SCHOLARSHIP FOR GRADUATE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HARTFORD TO DECIDE RURAL WATER HOOKUP,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*MILLER MAN GETS MEDAL--45 YEARS LATE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MOUNT RUSHMORE HIGHWAY SIGNS MAY BE BANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
YANKTON PRISON OFFICIAL GETS POW MEDAL,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WATERTOWN GIRLS MAY GET VOLLEYBALL,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS MUST COOPERATE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BROOKINGS SENIOR WINS 2A TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MORE THAN JUST FOR KICKS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ANGLER WANTS CHALLENGE OF WILD TROUT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE SEEKS FUNDS TO FIGHT GRASSHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER PREDICTS FARM-BILL CONSENSUS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RAIN WHETS APPETITE FOR MORE ON FARMS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SBA OFFERS HELP IN GETTING DROUGHT AID,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SUMMER EMPLOYERS CONCERNED BY LAWS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CROP INSURANCE FIRM WINS IN SD TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*MCGOVERN MUSING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DNA TESTS INCONCLUSIVE IN DAVI CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PAY LAGS FOR SF TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN REFUSES COACHING OFFER,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MONITOR PIPES TO MAKE DRINKING WATER LEAD FREE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEW ISSUES PUT PRESSURE ON BUSH (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PARTICIPANTS IN WALL LAKE EFFORT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
KOREAN WAR VETERANS SHOULDN'T BE FORGOTTEN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SHOULD LENGTHEN TICKET OFFICE HOURS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*SEAT BELTS SAVE LIVES, CONSCIENCE","Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PERENNIAL FAVORITE FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EVENING MEAL STARTS IN AM,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CONTEST WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
RESEARCHER MAUREEN DIGGINS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
ART SHOW WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
GIRL SCOUT VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*POST 15 INSTALLS 78TH COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANTIQUE SALE TO HELP CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN WON'T NEED SHOTS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN GETS 5 YEARS AFTER 4TH DWI,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BABY BOOMERS RISE 20.8 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JURY TOLD VERSIONS OF BATTLE AT ARREST,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POOL PAINTING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"AGREES TO BUY {dollar}546,000 COMPUTER SYSTEM","Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"IN MITCHELL, GEORGE IS KING","Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDENT PLEADS GUILTY TO HOBO DAY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
5 HELD IN JEWELRY THEFT AT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL OFFERED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*TEEN CRITICAL AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CONTRACT TALKS STALL,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DAV OPENS ANNUAL CONVENTION THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CHAIRMAN YEUTTER TO ATTEND GOP MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HIGHWAY 38 TRAFFIC DETOURED UNTIL AUGUST,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COMPANY ENDS BUS SERVICE TO BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FAILS ON FUNDING FOR INDIANS AT COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"*FAITH, FOOTBALL IMPORTANT TO COACH","Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MARKETING TO ELDERLY IS TOPIC OF WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
OFFICIALS WANT PUC TO REVIEW LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
3M PLANT RECEIVES ACHIEVEMENT AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*AWARD FOR RAVEN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
FARM LEADERS PROTEST MEDIATION FEE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
CITY SAFE FROM TWA WOES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
STOCKYARDS LIMIT ANIMALS TAKEN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*MORRELL TO CUT 200 JOBS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WIND POWER,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEARS--LOBBYIST LAWS NEED REVIEW,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
'INVESTIGATIVE' STORY DID GREAT DISSERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY MUST HELP WORKERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THE BIBLE DOES NOT CONDONE HOMOSEXUALITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*NY TRUMPETS JAZZY TALENTS OF RYAN KISOR,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*END JUSTIFIES 'THE PLAYER',"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"REID COMMITTED TO AMERICAN FOLK, GUITAR CLASSICS","Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FILM ABOUT PELTIER OPENS TODAY IN NY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*AUGIE'S WILD OATS CLEVER BUT SLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SYMPHONY WILL PLAY RUSSIAN WORKS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KTTW-TV POWER STRNGTHENED 10 TIMES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER FISTFIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEMI PARKING BANNED IN DOWNTOWN AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*END OF THE LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LAW OFFICERS REWARDED FOR CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALL SAINTS OFFERS GYMNASIUM FOR SALE FOR {dollar}1,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BOOZE, TOBACCO FUEL OTHER DRUG ABUSE","Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS DISMISSAL OF DAY CARE CENTER SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BREAKING BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LINCOLN COUNTY OFFENSES COME IN AT RECORD PACE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ACCOMPLICE SENTENCED IN WIFE-KILLING PLOT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-ELEVATOR WORKER IMPRISONED FOR THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER FIRE OFFICIAL JAILED FOR ARSON,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON UNIVERSITY GRADUATION SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOCAL CHAPTER OBSERVES WORLD RED CROSS DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER DENIES STUDENT'S ALLEGATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*THE POWER OF PRAYER,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GROUP PUSHES FOR OUSTER OF RADIO MANAGER,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SIMULATED DISASTER TO TEST RESPONSE TO RC CREWS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
VERMILLION WOMAN TELLS HER PERSONAL CANCER STORY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*PLAYERS OF ALL AGES STEP INTO BATTER'S BOX,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CANARIES FLIGHT TO CITY FUELS STADIUM ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*VOLUNTEERS HELP FIRMS GET STARTED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*'THERE WAS VIRTUALLY NO WARNING',"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STORMS RIP UP REGION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HIGH WINDS BLAMED FOR ONE DEATH NEAR BALTIC,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STORM FORCES SCHOOL BUSES TO PULLOVER; STUDENTS TAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*CLINIC COMPLETES VOW WOMAN MADE AT WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SURROGATE GRANDMOTHER CBS MOVIE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
AUGUSTANA PRODUCTION PROVIDES A FEW GOOD LAUGHS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ARTS CENTER CHOICE IS CITY'S,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REPUBLICANS SHOULD STOP PLAYING GRIDLOCK GAME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THOMAS SHOWS MORE IGNORANCE TO BLACKS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*GOD MAKES BURDENS EASIER TO HANDLE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AVIATION OFFICIALS END PIERRE PROBE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS STUDENTS WIN TRIP TO CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOLE FEATURED AT REPUBLICAN EVENT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEMORIAL TO AID SOUTH DAKOTA GROUPS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WILLIAMS, STATE REACH AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ZOO ELEPHANT RIDES TO START TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*2 INMATES PRIME SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION BICKERS OVER BUILDING PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"HURON COMPANY PLANS EXPANSION, 125 JOBS","Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLANE PURCHASE INAPPROPRIATE AT PRESENT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS REVIEW REQUIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE AVAILABLE AT LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUNIOR THEATER FOUNDER HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
O'CONNOR LEAVES POST FOR ASCS POSITION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OLD WEST MUSEUM IS 25 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"RADIO-THON RAISES {dollar}12,000 FOR BIKE PATH","Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEA FINANCE OFFICER ELECTED TO GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FARMING BIGTIME,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RACISM STILL PROBLEM IN RAPID CITY SCHOOLS INDIAN ED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILLER HAS TWO IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*OUTLAW HIDEOUT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
HUSET'S PLANS TO RACE; RED DEVIL CALLED OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*GOV MILLER REACHES OUT TO FORMER RESIDENTS OF SD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NEWCOMER STRUGGLES FOR EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION KEY DEBATE IN ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*WHAT IMPROVEMENTS WOULD YOU LIKE IN EDUCATION IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*HOW THE CANDIDATES WOULD FUND SCHOOL-AID,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ENGINEERS WANT JOBS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
JOB FAIR ATTRACTS 40 COMPANIES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GATEWAY EXPANDS INTO FRENCH MARKET,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BRINGING BUSINESS TO SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*USD'S MILES TAKES VAULT TO NEW LEVEL,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HARDING DOESN'T SLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JACKS WIN DIVISION AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VIKINGS LEFT ON SIDELINE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BLACK HILLS TURKEYS WERE TOUGH TO FIND,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*SPRINGFIELD WOMAN BRINGS A CONSERVATIVE VIEWPOINT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*410 CLASS GROWS MORE COMPETITIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
SEWER REPAIR DELAYS HOLBROOK ROADWORK,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTION GROUP WILL MARCH TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE-PAINT SWAP PLANNED FOR MAY 14,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM OFFICIALS TO MEET MAY 16,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EAST SIOUX FALLS REUNION SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRISON FREE OF FULL-BLOWN AIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RUNNING FOR LIVES OF OTHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU GRADUATES ITS LARGEST CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSON MAKES BID FOR RECORD FIFTH TERM,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
FORGERY CONVICTIONS UPHELD AGAINST MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON SCHOOLS WIN IN SCIENCE OLYMPIAD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATE FORUM TO BE IN SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PIERRE EDITOR TO GET BUCKLE UP AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HECLA INSTRUCTOR EARNS SCIENCE HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SEASONED DAKOTANS TRY TEACHING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MANUFACTURER HELPS FAMILIES BUILD A FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CARTERS PLAN TO WORK ON RESERVATION IN JULY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
SIGN LANGUAGE TEACHER HEARS WITH HER HEART,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CONFERENCE CENTER PLANS PUT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SITTING TALL,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
REGENTS APPROVE MATH PLACEMENT TEST,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
FORMULA DEFICIENT FOR NEEDS--PROFESSORS SAY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS BAD-CHECK CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
ARTIST PRESSES FLOWERS INTO HER BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*ABORTION PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
INITIATIVE BRINGS URGENCY TO ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
INDIAN SCHOOL WOULD SEPARATE RACES (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
GUN CONTROL IS STEP TOWARD POLICE STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
PLAN FOR 3 NEW BRIDGES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
SCHOOL'S DISCIPLINE POLICY WAS ILL-TIMED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
WHITE CANE WEEK DESERVES RECOGNITION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
HOLOCAUST REOCCURING IN FORM OF ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
OUR SUPPORT OF CANING IS SAD COMMENTARY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
JOY'S STAND ON GAMING BECOMING MORE MUDDLED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
CITY'S PARKS DON'T HAVE CONSISTENT SPEED LIMITS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
SCRATCH-BINGO WINNERS ALSO MAY BE LOSERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
DOCTOR HAS MOTIVE FOR OPPOSING CLINTON BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
MITCHELL AS JUSTICE WOULD SHATTER AM IDEALS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
DESTRUCTION OF NATURE HARD TO EXPLAIN TO KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
SINGAPORE A SAFER PLACE BECAUSE OF PENALITIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
*BEING MOM AIN'T EASY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*KNOW THAT THE WORK DOESN'T END,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*BEING A MOTHER IS SERIOUS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.6"
PEANUT BUTTER ON MY SOCKS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.G, p.02, col.3"
*TOUR GROUP HELPS REACH NEW UNDERSTANDINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1994, sect.G, p.07, col.1"
*FOREIGN ACCENTS BOTHER STUDENTS IN SOME COURSES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CHAMBERLAIN DOCTOR FINDS DEMAND FOR TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JOB CANDIDATES MUST GIVE ORAL PRESENTATION,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DON'T FORCE ANOTHER ELECTION ON LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TURN OFF AQUIFER TAP UNITL EFFECTS KNOWN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STUDENTS DESERVE HELP MORE THAN REFUGEES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LEGAL REFORM WOULD AID RECKLESS CORPORATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MEETING REVEALED WHO SUPPORTS SENIORS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TAX REVOLT MAY HELP LAWMAKERS WAKE UP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*SENIORS HAVE EARNED RIGHT TO CELEBRATE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PEERS PITCH IN TO MAKE SCHOOL MORE POSITIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*HERMAN WINS MIDLAND HONOR AND {dollar}2,000 SCHOLARSHIP","Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
15 WIN MIDLAND SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PARENTS MAY RETURN TO JAIL FOR TRUANCY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES TO TEST FIRE SUSPECT'S BLOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE THROWS OUT INMATE'S LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CLUB FOR TEEN-AGERS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LOOKING PURRTY,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LAWYERS IN STEELE CASE SEEK NEW JUDGES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
INMATE WHO SAYS PRISON GUARD HIT HIM SUES,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COLTON MAYOR WOULD LIKE TO SEE COMMUNITY GROW AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW KEEPS UP FIGHTING SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"SPAWNING A SUCCESS, WILDLIFE OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*UNIVERSITY TO APPOINT NEW PRESIDENT SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PRESSLER OPPOSES LAND TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BLACK HILLS CORP.'S EARNINGS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SUSPECT'S PAST BECOMES ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*BUSINESSMAN DULING ENJOYING RETIREMENT ON PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*TOURIST INDUSTRY GROWING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
AUGUSTANA NAMES REGENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"US WEST FUNDS {dollar}12,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BLACK HILLS MAN TO MARKET WATER BOTTLED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*CONSULTANTS CAN BE VITAL FOR RETOOLING,"Argus LeaderMay 08 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD GAS LOOKS CHEAP TO WORLD,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BALCER TO QUIT AUGIE POST,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AUGIE RECREATION BUILDING BOOSTED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BALCER TO QUIT AUGIE POST,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AIDING DECISION ON SLIP UP CREEK,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DAVE BOSCALJON HAS SWEPT THE BIG SIOUX CONF,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHARGES AGAINST ARPAN DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHARGES AGAINST ARPAN DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER VOTE CALLED FRAUD ON FACULTY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PUC SQUABBLING OVER PROPOSED LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TEACHER VOTE CALLED FRAUD ON FACULTY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
VOLUNTARY CUTS SAVE 2.8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STENSETH SEES KENNEDY STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TUITION HIKE HURTS FOREIGN STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PANEL ACCEPTS DASCHLE FARM PROGRAM AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SD ELIGIBLE FOR ENERGY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TUITION HIKE HURTS FOREIGN STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"VIBORG TO GET {dollar}390,000 FHA LOAN","Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"VIBORG TO GET {dollar}390,000 FHA LOAN","Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CZECH DAYS CANDIDATES NAMED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
OFFICER TESTIFIES RISTAU CONFESSED-PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MOST OF THE RAIN WENT SOUTH AND WEST TUESDAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRIBE LEADER GLAD OVER TREATY RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PORTER GETS UNANIMOUS OK FROM SENATE JUDICIARY PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
PYTHON PARANOIA PLAGUES PET,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
PORTER GETS UNANIMOUS OK FROM SENATE JUDICIARY PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
PYTHON PARANOIA PLAGUES PET,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
80 INDIAN HEALTH STAFF POSTS WILL BE CUT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*STREET-CLEANING MACHINES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*'A BUSHEL FOR A BARRELL'-IMPRACTICAL IDEA,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*'A BUSHEL FOR A BARRELL'-IMPRACTICAL IDEA,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*DINNER IN 20 MINUTES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
WARDEN SAYS INMATES FACE DISCIPLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MAIL-ORDER BUYERS WILL GET REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE AIRS AGENT ORANGE FIGHT ON PBS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE AIRS AGENT ORANGE FIGHT ON PBS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"FARM WIVES ACTIVE, INVOLVED","Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FARM WIVES ACTIVE, INVOLVED","Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MEETING FUELS LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS ENTHUSIASM,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TRAVEL DULLS SENSE OF REALITY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MEETING FUELS LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS ENTHUSIASM,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RESEARCH INTRIGUES WHITTIER STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*'YOUNG' ART SHOWS INSIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT-MEDIA POLICY REVISED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"STATE, FEDS CAN'T AGREE ON WATER PROJECTS","Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HEUERMANN RULING REMAINS ON 'LIST',"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*HEUERMANN RULING REMAINS ON 'LIST',"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*HEUERMANN RULING REMAINS ON 'LIST',"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WHOM TO BELIEVE ABOUT SOLAR ENERGY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LIVESTOCK BOARD IS THE PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TASK FORCE DECISION ON BEADLE SUPPORTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
AGRICULTURE HARD HIT BY INFLATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
HOMESTAKE MINING GRANTED PERMIT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESS PERSON OF YEAR CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
3 SF MEN NAMED TO TRANSPORTATION COMM,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GRASSHOPPER SPRAY URGED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
ROGER FLITTIE FACING SECOND TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*POSTMASTER GENERAL PLEDGES TO REVIEW ADDRESS RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPECIAL SESSION CALLED FOR RAILS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POSTMASTER GENERAL PLEDGES TO REVIEW ADDRESS RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPECIAL SESSION CALLED FOR RAILS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW PHONE BOOK NOT YOUR BASIC DIRECTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
B'NAI B'RITH LEADER VISITS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
COURT ACCUSES SF POLICE OF MISCONDUCT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
15 LIQUOR FIRMS HIT WITH CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MORRELL TO CLOSE ESTHERVILLE, IOWA, BEEF PLANT","Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT ACCUSES SF POLICE OF MISCONDUCT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT ACCUSES SF POLICE OF MISCONDUCT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHILD CUSTODY ORDER UPHELD,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS UNSURE ABOUT RAIL SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHILD CUSTODY ORDER UPHELD,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS UNSURE ABOUT RAIL SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GANNETT NEWS REVEALS DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FIRST BANK MOVING AS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WHY FORCE ABORTION BELIEFS ON OTHERS... (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MILBANK'S NEW REGIONAL TIES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THINKS DOG CATCHER IS OVERZEALOUS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS PRAISE FEATURE ON TRESPASS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"RED CROSS OBSERVES ITS CENTENNIAL, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SMOKERS, DRINKERS MERIT NEW RESPECT (L)","Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS PRAISE FEATURE ON TRESPASS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"EL SALVADOR ARMS AID WRONG, UNNECESSARY (L)","Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FIRE FIGHTERS THANKED FOR SAVING MOTHER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MORE COVERAGE OF WOMEN'S SPORTS URGED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MORE COVERAGE OF WOMEN'S SPORTS URGED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*VOLUNTEER COOK FOR 37 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW--PROJECTS MUST BENEFIT SD,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER COOK FOR 37 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NRA ELECTS SF MAN TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER COOK FOR 37 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW--PROJECTS MUST BENEFIT SD,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DROUGHT INCREASES CATTLE SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DROUGHT INCREASES CATTLE SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*GAME REFUGE HAS DISAPPEARED UNDER PAVEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CEREBRAL PALSY VICTIM LOOKS FOR FOSTER HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*CEREBRAL PALSY VICTIM LOOKS FOR FOSTER HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PUC GRANTS UTILITY {dollar}2 MILLION RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LOBBYISTS PUSH TOURISM AGENCY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
VISITATION UP AT LEWIS AND CLARK PARKS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PRESSLER--STUDY KILLER SATELLITES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PIERRE RODEO OPENS SEASON MAY 23,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PRESSLER--STUDY KILLER SATELLITES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LAKE NORDEN MAN WINS SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SD SEED COMPANY PAYS USDA FINE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CRAZY HORSE SCULPTOR TO GET DEGREE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MISSOURI PACT BRINGING SD WATER GROUPS TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TESTIMONY BY MATHIS CLIMAXES DEFENSE'S CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WANT TO LEAVE 'EM BAFFLED--LEARN LUNKER LINGO,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD HUNTERS CALLED ON TO CURB DEER OVER POPULATION,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HUMBOLDT STARTS AN AMATEUR TEAM,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FLOWERS TAKES OVER OPERATIONS AT HUSET (CONLEY),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*DISTRICT 22 GOP CANDIDATES ADD STYLE TO CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*THEIR ISSUES THE SAME, BUT SOLUTIONS DIFFERENT","Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS PUT MINDS TO TEST,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LODGE NUCLEAR PROTESTS WITHOUT BREAKING THE LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
O'CONNOR SUPPORTED ON FOOD TAX REPEAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PRAISES DASCHLE FOR BORDER MAIL FIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"FARM SURPLUS, HUNGER PROBLEMS REPLAYED (L)","Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"*RENOWN SD NATIVES RECALL HARD TIMES, GOOD PEOPLE","Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AGENCY TO INSPECT NATURAL GAS WELL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS AID NEIGHBOR IN NEED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POSTAL WORKS UNHAPPY WITH REAGAN,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ANTI-NUCLEAR GROUP HAS RACE TO SHOW EFFECTS OF WAR,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOME SD CITIES MIGHT LOSE AIR SERVICE WITH AID,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CENDAK TO GET {dollar}4000 FROM JAMES CONSERVANCY BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RC INDIAN HEALTH BOARD STILL IN EXISTENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*RETIRED FARMER CREATES ART FROM WOOD STRIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*SF BROTHERS WEAVE INTEREST INTO MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*ONE MAN'S TRASH IS ANOTHER MAN'S TREASURE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ARGUS READERS SUPPORT ANN LANDERS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA SYMPHONY'S POPS MENU DELIGHTFUL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*LISA SCHNOSE COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"*CHAMBER, SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR BOARD SEEK TO BOOST AG","Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CATTLE PRICES STEERING IN RIGHT DIRECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD BANKING SYSTEM FROWNS ON CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA BANKRUPTCY COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1982, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
*DIVERS CONTINUE SEARCH FOR BODY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SYMPHONY HIRES NEW CONDUCTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DISNEY MOVIE FLOPS WHEN TERRIFYING BECOMES TEDIOUS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*MUSIC TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*COLLEGE STUDENT HAS EXCELLED IN MATHEMATICS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD WILL DISCUSS CURRICULUM,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEARINGS CONTINUE ON FEDERAL GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE STILL IS WITHOUT POWER,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CORONER ENJOYS ROLE AS DETECTIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS MAY HAVE BROKEN FEDERAL LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BISHOPS ERR--MANPOWER ONLY NUCLEAR ALTERNATE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARMER BOTTLES SPECIAL MILK FOR DISEASE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
UNITED WAY NAMES 3 LOCAL CHAIRMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"*AUTOCROSS, WHERE YOU CAN GO FAST, LEGALLY","Argus LeaderMay 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEIN LEADS FAMILY IN RETURN TO HOWARD WOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WASHINGTON HIGH BOND ISSUE FAILS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON STUDENTS MAY GO TO LINCOLN HIGH,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ANDERSON TURNS IN TENNIS ELBOW FOR FOOTBALL PADS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"O'GORMAN TAKES WIND OUT OF WASHINGTON'S SAILS, 8-1","Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL OBSERVERS VOICE MIXED REACTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION APPROVES 51-DAY PHEASANT SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*HURON QUARTERBACK WARMS STATE'S FOOTBALL HEART,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HERE ARE WAYS TO CUT CHOLESTEROL LEVELS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPER DIET MAY HELP CUT RISK OF CANCER,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*ABC'S 'DOLLMAKER' A MADE-FOR-TV SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*2 RECEIVE HONORARY DEGREES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
MITCHELL HOSPITAL HONORS MARIAN MATSON,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
*BUSINESSES HONOR PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.3"
*GROUP HONORS KURTENBACH,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.3"
LEGAL SECRETARY OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.3"
VOLUNTEERS HONORED AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.3"
BOSS OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
STATE STUDENTS AMONG FINALISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
*WHY DID BOND ISSUE FAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY WILL SPEND MORE ON POTHOLES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCDOWELL SENTENCED TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TRIAL MAY COST BETWEEN {dollar}100,000 & {dollar}150,000","Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TO RE-EVALUATE PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
AGENT ORANGE 'WIN' MAY NOT BE A VICTORY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"GOOD LUCK, MR MAYOR... (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TODAY IS AN IDEAL TIME TO PRAISE TEACHERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LEASE-PURCHASE OPTION MIGHT SOLVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CENDAK PLANNING REPORT DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
VALUABLE LAND CONCENTRATED DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
"COUNTY MAY SPEND {dollar}100,000 FOR BRIDGE","Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR PLEASED BY ACTION TO FIGHT DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR PUSHES PLAN TO LIMIT TAX WRITE-OFFS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE APPROVES EROS AMENDMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOLS FACE SHORTAGE OF AG TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS GROUP PUSHES WASTE DISPOSAL SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN WILL CAMPAIGN AGAINST REAGAN ON TV,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
METHODIST HOSPITAL REDUCES PRICE OF ROOMS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRISON TRUSTIES MAY PLANT TREES ALONG MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"SINCLAIR, CUNNINGHAM WILL ANSWER QUESTIONS","Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DIVERS RESUME SEARCH FOR MISSING MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
ETSI MAY APPEAL JUDGE'S RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
LIVESTOCK LOSSES TAKE MONTHS TO DETERMINE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*MILLER READY TO ASSUME TOP HOUSE POST,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ARGUS GAVE ATTENTION TO THE WRONG SPEAKER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROGRAM OFFERS VARIED FOODS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REA MUST ADAPT TO NEW AGE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KIDS GET TOO MANY SWEETS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MEN EASY ACCUSATION TARGETS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BE THANKFUL FOR PRIVILEGES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RAISE HANDS FOR SAFETY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*NOTHING TYPICAL ABOUT SEASON FINALE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY HOSTS JAMES RIVER EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
VOLUNTEERS TO WORK AT CEMETERY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
LEAGUE CONVENTION IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
YWCA TAKES CAMP REGISTRATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
"*6TH-GRADERS WIPE TEARS, CHANGE DIAPERS","Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEVELOPER ENVISIONS NEW HOTEL IN 2 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOOPS PLANS TO TALK WITH LAWYER MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLISION LEAVES OFFICIALS SCRATCHING HEADS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"TRIP SCARES, SOBERS GUARDSMEN","Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REAGAN AGREES TO EXPORT-PROGRAM EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BABY SITTER PLEADS GUILTY TO FELONY CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY ADDS 57 TORNADO-WATCH VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXPERT TELLS TOWNS TO DIVERSIFY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS CAN COMMENT ON AFFIRMATIVE ACTION,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER USERS GROUP PLANS ANNUAL CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HILLS' DRY SPELL COULD BRING FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*BIKE SAFETY WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
YELLOW THUNDER TRIAL RESUMES TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DRUG TRIAL FOR 3 SET FOR JULY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY'S JOBLESS RATE 5.3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
4 NAMED SIOUX FALLS HONOR ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*RAIN, WIND BLAST STATE","Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION CLAIMS CONTROL OF AUSTIN LOCAL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIEW OF RUSHMORE TV SPOT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY MUST BE WILLING TO THRIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SQUABBLE OVER MEDICAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GO SLOW IN PURSUING PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WHOLE STORY WASN'T TOLD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ABDNOR'S VERSION OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
NEW THEATER GROUP GIVES PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*LIFE ON THE LEDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCHRYVER ANNOUNCES COMMISSION CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY'S MONEY WOES MEAN TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR BLAMES LAWYERS FOR HIGH COST,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRINKING EPISODE DIVIDES SENIOR CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN TO ASSIST BUREAU WITH 1990 CENSUS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JAYCEES PLAN TO FILL SANDBOXES SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PETERSON TO ANNOUNCE POLITICAL PLANS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SDEA ENDORSES JOHNSON IN HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SMALL TOWN BATTLES SLOW DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS MAN TO HEAD RETIRED TEACHERS GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DIESEL FUEL LEAK UNDER CONTROL OFFICIALS SAY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELKS AWARD SCHOLARSHIP TO ABERDEEN STUDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAC MONEY TO HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PORCUPINE MAN FACES TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TO OFFER AN AMENDMENT TO TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SIOUX FALLS, LAWMAKER TO HEAD INTERIM PANEL","Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VETERANS MEMORIAL TO BE DEDICATED IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORK TO BEGIN ON HURON RETIREMENT HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEBRASKA FIRM LOSES SD GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RIGHT TO SUE IN UNBORN CHILD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MEN CONVICTED IN WAGNER KILLING,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
AGENCY TO OFFER LOANS TO VICTIMS OF FLOODING,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW ELECTION LAW COULD MUDDY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ROBBER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FORMER REAGAN AIDE FOR BELL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*TRUCK SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*RAINY RUN LIFTS LINCOLN TO VICTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SDSU HURLER FORSAKES FASTBALL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GOLFER LOVES LUVERN LINKS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*GOLFER LOVES LUVERNE LINKS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*ACCENT ON TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ROAD TO CAREER HOLDS MANY CHOICES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1986, sect.E, p.07, col.1"
*UNION TO BOYCOTT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL PARENT'S PROFITS UP 11.6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CENTER HELPS DISABLED LIVE ALONE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CROP HUNGER WALK SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RESPONSE TO BENEFIT APPRECIATED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SUPPORT BOOSTS LEADER LUNCHEON (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TEAM PROVES THEY'RE REAL WINNERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MANY CONTRIBUTED TO CITY SHELTER,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
GASOHOL CAN DAMAGE MANY SMALL ENGINES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HART MUST TAKE BLAME (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CIA OPERATION IS AN ENIGMA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*BYRUM SHARES LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MURPHY HARVESTS GOLD IN SDIC,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MILLER SETTLES DISPUTE IN SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEAD OF CULTURAL OFFICE RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COVERAGE IS TROUBLING ISSUE--PRESSLER SAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY MAN ENTERS RACE FOR OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA PORK TO BUY MITCHELL PORK PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"'87 LEGISLATURE HAD USUAL OUTPUT, STUDY SHOWS","Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELLSWORTH MISSILE TEAM WINS 2ND IN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HILL CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, TEACHERS OK CONTRACT","Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE PANEL APPROVES MONEY FOR FLOOD STUCY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNION MINERS TO GET BIGGER BONUS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD LOOKS FOR COLLIDER SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CANDIDATES FLIP OVER LEMMON COUNCIL SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*CATTLE ON FEED IN STATES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BODY FOUND OF 3RD CANOEIST,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.O1, col.1"
BOOKLET GIVES AREA HISTORIES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.O1, col.1"
DOWNTOWN PLAN AVAILABLE FOR {dollar}10,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.O1, col.1"
FIREFIGHTER CITED IN RIVER RESCUE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.O1, col.1"
"WOMAN, JAILERS SETTLE SEX SUIT","Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.O1, col.1"
*WRECKED CAR FOR DWI WARNING,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.O1, col.2"
FMHA TO CHANGE FORECLOSURE FORMS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.O1, col.2"
HART SUPPORTERS STAND BY THEIR MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1987, sect.C, p.O1, col.2"
SCHOOL PLAN FUELS PROPERTY TAX FEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS WORK TO KEEP THEIR TOWN ALIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HAY FEVER HITS ALLERGY SUFFERERS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
NATION'S ROOTS PRESERVED AT WILLIAMSBURG,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
*REVAMPING SYSTEM DOESN'T MAKE SENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHECKOFF VOTE SHOULD BEGIN AT BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THE PRESIDENT IS CONSULTING SOMEONE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FATHER NEEDS TO BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*KOCH SURVIVES--BYRUM 4TH,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WRESTLERS ON VERGE OF OLYMPIC BERTHS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BETTELYOUN NAMED MR BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AGRICULTURE IS TOPIC OF CAPITOL FOR A DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIR GUARD PLANS RUN FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM BANKRUPTCY FILINGS DOWN IN 1988,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POSTAL CARRIER WINS REGIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO LOOK AT 1988-89 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUGGLING ACT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY WANTS WATERING TIPS TO BE ABSORBED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOTHER'S AFFECTION HASN'T CHANGED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AGENT FEARS DROUGHT...,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
US WEST SERVICES START TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU TO OFFER ASBESTOS CLASSES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BUILDING PERMITS UP IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LAWN WATERING CURBED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TECHNOLOGY DELIVERS TWINS TO SF COUPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THINGS MUST CHANGE IF LIFE IS TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
INMATES ARE TREATED BETTER THAN VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NORTH IS NOT ABOVE THE LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PEER PRESSURE CAN BE THREAT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BOARD CAVES IN TO BROHM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SATISFACTION TEACHER REWARD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*KEEPING GRIPS ON GOLF TITLES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ALLEGED GUNMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARMY TEAM MAKES SUCCESSFUL JUMP,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN SENTENCED IN STORE ROBBERY-SF,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TESTS MAY DISCOLOR SIOUX FALLS WATER,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROBE CONTINUES INTO FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AWARDED {dollar}1.8 MILLION RESEARCH GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXPANSION TO CREATE JOBS IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL TAXES TO INCREASE NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEDERAL FUND TO HELP UPGRADE 5 AIRPORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JUDGE WON'T REDUCE RUML SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*BURL IVES, WIFE BREAK GROUND FOR THEATER","Argus LeaderMay 09 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"*CROP-DUSTERS COLLIDE, KILLING 1","Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MITCHELL FIRE KILLS MOM, KIDS","Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MANY AIDS VICTIMS INFECTED OUT OF STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS DECRY BUSH'S TAXING POSSIBILITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
BUDGET-MAKERS BETTER BE SERIOUS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HURON DAILY PLAINSMAN--HIGH SCHOOL PROM,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*TAX COMMISSION GOALS TO INCLUDE FAIR SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ARTS FUNDING MORE THAN ISSUE OF FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SOCIAL SERVICES CAN HELP WITH CHILD CARE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*A TASTE OF SOUTH AFRICA,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DIETICIANS GIVE PACKAGED SNACK MIXED REVIEWS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL LAW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
MISS USD,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
COLLEGE PROFESSORS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
RED CROSS VOLUNTEER,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
BUSH FELLOWS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.B, p.09, col.3"
AUGUSTANA AUXILIARY TO HOST BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON BOY GOING TO CINCINNATI FOR CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DEVIL'S TOWER BIKE RIDE RAISES {dollar}80,000","Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CRITICAL AFTER TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 HOWARD MEN FINED FOR KILLING BIRDS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT A LOAD TO BEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN CHARGED WITH FLYING DRUNK,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MONEY SLATED FOR 10-YEAR DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RACETRACK WITHDRAWS LIQUOR LICENSE REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USD STUDENTS' MAGAZINE MAY VIOLATE COPYRIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHARING THEIR CULTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY TEACHER DISAVOWS SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BIOSTRESS LAB FACES FIGHT FOR FEDERAL MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY REDUCES POLLING PRECINCTS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON HOSPITAL BEGINS SMOKING BAN NOVEMBER 15,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISBARRED LAWYER DOESN'T WANT COMPLAINT REVEALED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"OGLALA SIOUX BUFFALO AUCTION RAISES {dollar}256,100","Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FOX STATION WILL EXPAND TV SIGNAL TO CANTON,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HARRISBURG SEEKS ENTRIES FOR CENTENNIAL ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN RECEIVES 8 YEARS FOR VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PLANNERS BACK DOWN ON BANNING BILLBOARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS DEBATE WATER STUDY CASH,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
POSTMASTER DENIES GUILT FOR CONVERSION,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
RIVER LAWSUIT HARMS BOTH SIDES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC TO REQUIRE MORE ALTERNATE OPERATOR,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JAMES RIVER MAKES COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GOVERNOR WAIVES HAY MOWING FEE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
SHRIVER SQUARE STORES OPEN FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*STATE'S FIRMS DISCOVER WORLD MARKET,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
BUSINESSES TO OPEN IN OLD CARPENTER HOTEL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.5"
SD HOMES SELL BEST IN NATION,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.6"
*STORE CO-OWNER--I'D HAVE SHARED LOTTO,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIAL PARTIES DISPUTE SEVERITY OF HOBO DAY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TIM JOHNSON VOTES AGAINST HANDGUN BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*COMPOSER GOES NONCOMMERCIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"*MOVER, BUT NO SHAKER","Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--UPCOMING ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FUNDING BIG ISSUE IN SCHOOL ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S LEADERSHIP LACKING ON TAX ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TIME TO STOP LOGGING OLD TIMBER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"PRESCHOOL SHOW FLAWED, BUT STILL VALUABLE (L)","Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SHOW YOUR SUPPORT TO TEACHERS THIS WEEK (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
NEW CABINET OFFICIAL MAY BE IMPROVEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
USD BASEBALL WANTED MORE THAN TO RETURN,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WATERS AWAIT 1ST TEST OF '91,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SD BANKS LOWEST EARNINGS IN '90,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT GIVEN PORK PRODUCERS HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
UNDERWRITERS SPONSOR GOLF BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*START OF NEW APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
DISCOUNTERS SEEK MORE PRICING FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
MEDIAN PRICES UP 7.2 IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
TRUCKER REVIEWS SOUGHT BY INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.6"
"DRIVE TAKES STEEL, TIN","Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OPTIMISTS TO HONOR 7 LAW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCULPTURE DEDICATION FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN SCHOOL EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOP DONORS TO BE HONORED TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HITTING POLICE WAS ACT OF SELF-DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RECONCILIATION LINKED TO LAND CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SMALL TOWNS FACE STRICT WATER MONITORS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS MULL PROPOSALS FOR PHYSICAL THERAPY CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROPOSED POWER PLANT FUELS TALK ABOUT TAXES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FBI ENDS PROBE OF EXCESSIVE FORCE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW FUNDS NEEDED FOR WATER WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORESTER SORRY FIRE BURNED OUT OF CONTROL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MUSEUM TO DISPLAY BECKMAN ARCHIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TO MEET MAY 17-18,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN SENTENCED FOR MOTEL ROOM ATTACK,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PROPERTY OWNERS WANT ROAD PROJECT STOPPED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ASKS TO TRAIN IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*240 GET PINK SLIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EX-ARENA OFFICIAL FIRED IN EVANSVILLE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TRIBE STALLS CASINO SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MOM'S POEM REACHES OUT TO THE CLAREYS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CLEAN CARS TAKE WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"HOMOSEXUALITY IS SIN, GOD HAS COMDEMNED IT (L)","Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"INSURANCE RATE HIKES PUZZLING, MADDENING (L)","Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NON-VIOLENT ATTITUDE IS THE RIGHT RESPONSE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ECONOMIC PAST SHOWS MILITARY CUTS HURT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*MOTHER'S DAY OFFERS SPECIAL TIME TO REFLECT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MINOR LEAGUE WILL ENHANCE AREA BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOMETHING'S AFOOT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW-LOOK VIKINGS HOPE TO MATCH '91,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES ARE 90 PERCENT CERTAIN FOR '93,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PICKUP ACCIDENT KILLS SWIFT BIRD RESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN APPOINTED JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAMILIAR FACES BATTLE SKADSEN FOR POST,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WHITTIER TO USE SATELLITE TO TALK WITH STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WHS OPEN FOR FAREWELL DANCE, TOURS","Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AFDC MOMS HONORED FOR STRETCHING DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HOT PAINT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SUIT THREATENS ETHANOL INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BAIL DENIED FOR MAN IN STRANGULATION CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD HALTS MAIN STREET PARKING,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCKELLIPS--SEARS' ATTACKS SHAMEFUL,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3 GOING TO PRISON FOR ROLES IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HAAR HOPES FOR NATIONAL GOP SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BLACK HILLS TRAIL PROJECT CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY CONSIDERS EXTENDING SCHOOL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
1989 RULING COULD THREATEN INDIAN HOLY LANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FLOODING FOLLOWS TORNADOES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS EXPRESS FRUSTRATION AFTER RESCUE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CITY NEARS DECISION ON PROPOSED PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RED CROSS SETS UP CENTER IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*PROPOSAL FOR WASHINGTON PAVILION OF ARTS & SCIENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*PROPOSAL FOR NEW CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
RESPONSE TO NTSB WARNING (ABERDEEN AM NEWS),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"RIOTING WRONG, BUT SOME ISSUES VALID (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*'PEOPLE' MAY BE LAST HOPE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*CLINTON NEEDS TO GET HOLD OF HIS BEARINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"GAYS, DRUG USERS HAVE HIGHER RISK OF AIDS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PAPERS NOT SUITABLE FOR YOUNG CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SPECIAL 'PRIDE' SECTION HONORED WORTHY PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
THOMAS WENT TOO FAR IN COLUMN AGAINST GAYS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
KORESH WASN'T ONLY KOOK RUNNING THE SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CHURCH DIVISION SEEMS ROOTED IN INDIVIDUALS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
CLINTON SUPPORTERS SHOULD HANG HEADS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
MICKELSON FAMILY WAS TOUCHED BY SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD NEEDS TO START SETTING LIMITS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
HEARTS WILL WARM NEW RESIDENT IN WINTER,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*SOCCER MOM STILL COACHING FOR KIDS' SAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*BORGMANN BLENDS GOLF, MOTHERHOOD","Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'ARGUS' EDITORS PLAN INPUT MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARSON IS SUSPECTED IN ESTELLINE FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ROBS BANK IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RAINS SHORTEN RACE AGAINST BREAST CANCER COURSE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RIOT DANGER REMAINS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEIGHBOR'S 2 PERCENT LEVY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROKAW TO RECEIVE HONORARY DOCTORATE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRAIL TO BE NAMED AFTER MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*TORONTO WOMAN HONORED BY CLINTON,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"DEADWOOD, VERMILLION PEN PALS","Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NEW BORN SURVIVES EMERGENCY DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SD HUNTING-FISHING LICENSE REVENUE INCREASED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HUMBOLDT COMPANY TO OFFER STOCK SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MARCUS TO SPEAK AT PIERRE MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*MOMS, DAUGHTERS HOOK UP","Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
TOURISM OFFICIALS PROMOTE ATTRACTIONS OFF BEATEN PAT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*GREAT MOMS KNOW WHEN TO SAY YES, NO","Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*CHILDREN YOUNG, OLD PROCLAIM: THANKS MOM","Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*ACTRESS FINDS SD PEOPLE GOOD AS GOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
*LEARNING DISABLED STUDENT LIVES DREAM IN COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEENS ENDURE HOMELESS PAINS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"PIPE DREAM BEGINS LONG, HARD JOURNEY (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*INCREASED HOG PRODUCTION WILL HELP MORRELL, STATE","Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CRITICS OF REFUGEES SHOULD TRY VOLUNTEERING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PEOPLE OPT TO IGNORE BIBLE AS A GUIDE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
RED ALLEN APPLAUDED FOR TOUTING INCOME TAX (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'CHILD OF RAGE' SHOULDN'T BE TAKEN TOO SERIOUSLY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
FLYING J TRUCK STOPS SATISFY THEIR CUSTOMERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
'FIDDLER' PERFORMANCE RENEWED HOPE IN FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
'NO NEW TAXES' RHETORIC CONTRADICTS TAX STUDY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
PERFUME CAN CHOKE THOSE NEARBY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
TERM LIMITS NEEDED TO CONTROL FREEBIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
JOHNSON DEFENDS VOTE ON INDEPENDENT COUNSEL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
IT'S UP TO VOTERS TO CONTROL TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
HEART ASSOCIATION PLANS BIKE EVENT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONTANA NEW TARGET IN SEARCH FOR PLANE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA ELECTS NEW REGENTS TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOULEVARD MAY COME BACK TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ECLIPSE TO SHADE MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*YOUTHS PLEDGE CHASTITY UNTIL THEY SAY 'I DO',"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW SCHOOL OFFICIAL USED TO SAY 'PI-ERRE',"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
USD ESTABLISHES NEW SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
5 SD PROJECTS GET POLLUTION GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
2 SD COLLEGE STUDENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HERBS MAKE DIFFERENCE AT EMMA'S KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*MUTUAL FINDS CAN BE SOLD, DIVIDENDS REINVESTED","Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*VIKINGS HAVE HOLES TO PLUG BEFORE REGION,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAVERICKS GIVE COYOTES THE BOOT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THIS SENIOR GOES TO BAT FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENT HITS HIGH MARK,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SEMIFINALISTS AS PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*ADD LUSHNESS, BEAUTY TO TULIPS","Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WHS STUDENTS WIN AT STATE TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*NIE-READING CONTEST WINNERS ARE CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
ACTIVITIES CUTS BRING CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLOODING FORCES EVACUATIONS IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE DEFENDS HIS WIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE SEEKS FEDERAL HELP FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SD BOMBING VICTIM BURIED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
OLD PRISON CONCEPT GETS NEW CHANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ADOPTION TUG OF WAR HURTS CHILDREN MOST (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JOHNSON IS HONEST REPRESENTATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CHILD SURVIVED FAILED ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STOP REPEATING MYTHS ABOUT THE WOLF (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CUTS IN EDUCATION ARE GOING TOO FAR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*GRADUAL STEPS CAN HELP VICTIM CONQUER PHOBIA,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AIRBORNE ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GRAPHIC DESIGNER BREAKS THE RULES,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SALUTES MOTHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*RAINY DAYS DON'T GET SALMON ANGLERS DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HALL SEEKS REDEMPTION,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TECHNICIAN BURNED IN EXPLOSION RELEASED,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"STUDENT, 15, PULLS KNIFE AT WASHINGTON","Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WORTHINGTON MAN CHARGED IN SEX ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESSES REPORT COMPUTER SHOPLIFTING,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN WHO FIRED GUN AT BAR GETS 60 DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LENNOW DELAYS SPORTS FACILITY BIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*WHEN THE WAR ENDED, THE PARTY BEGAN","Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*STATE, COUNTY, CITY TO INCREASE COOPERATIVE PROJECT","Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
VERMILLION GUARD UNIT JOINS IOWA BATTALION,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
125 TO 130 FARMERS DON'T PAY TAX BILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MEETING TO FOCUS ON TOWN'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TRIBAL CLUB FINDS GIFT HARD TO BEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES REQUEST IN CONSPIRACY CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*HOT LINE TO HELP KIDS COPE WITH BOMBING,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
VERMILLION SCHOOL BOARD HONORS TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MAYOR WON'T TALK ABOUT FIRING POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*CRAZY HORSE DEDICATION SET FOR 1998,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CONTRACTOR FINED FOR NOT DOING JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
ENJOYED ORGANIZING RODEOS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*FINE ARTS IN THE HIGH SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"FARMERS, BANKERS CAREFUL WITH LOANS","Argus LeaderMay 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"SIOUX FALLS REACTS WITH HOPE, DOUBT","Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S DELEGATION AGAINST RATIONING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*AREA GETS 2 AND A HALF INCHES, SOME HOUSES FLOODED","Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DEFICIT EXPLAINED IN HOURLY FIGURES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NO NEED FOR METRIC,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TWO COMMISSIONERS ERR IN REZONING,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ACT NOW TO END PANAMA GIVEAWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
'WORST' SPRING ROBS TRACK COMPETITORS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GROUP OF FRIENDS AT AUGUSTANA WINNERS OF SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
GROUP OF FRIENDS AT AUGUSTANA WINNERS OF SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
SD RADAR CONTINUING DESPITE COURT CASES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
SD RADAR CONTINUING DESPITE COURT CASES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
RISTAU SAYS HE DOESN'T RECALL PARENTS' SHOOTINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
TRUCKERS SUSPECTED OF PRICE FIXING,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS INVESTIGATION OF MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS INVESTIGATION OF MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
TRUCKER'S DECISION ON PERISHABLES COMPOUNDS DISTRIBU,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
*DEVOTES HIS SPARE TIME TO THE SCULPTING OF HIS OWN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEVOTES HIS SPARE TIME TO THE SCULPTING OF HIS OWN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE RATING GAME-WHO'S ON FIRST,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*QUARTET LOOKS TO 1979-80,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BOB DYLAN ASSUMES NEW MUSICAL STANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
'ROBBERY' STYLISH-'BREAK' MISSES POINT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
'DEATHTRAP'-STACY KEACH CAPTIVATES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
OLDER NEIGHBORHOODS TO BE PRESERVED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ANGER DRIVES THIS RESEARCHER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU OFFICIALS DON'T KNOW JOB STATUS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS-SCHOOL EXAMPLE OF FAVORITISM,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HELP ASKED TO AID PHEASANT NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
MAN PLANS TO APPEAL LIFE PRISON SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
INSECTS DEVICE TESTS STOP,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.3"
"FHA LOANS, GRANTS TOTAL {dollar}146 MILLION","Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
MACHINERY COSTS 280Y OF 1967,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.3"
SPRING PLANTING STILL STALLED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
SD AG METHODS REACH BOTSWANA,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
SD AG METHODS REACH BOTSWANA,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1979, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
ELLSWORTH COMMANDERS-BASE IN BAD SHAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
2 INMATE ORGANIZERS HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ABDNOR HID HIS HEALTH PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA CAR DEALERS PRAYING FOR RAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FISCHBACH LOSES SEAT AS REGENT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT REJECTS NEW HOSPITAL TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FISCHBACH LOSES SEAT AS REGENT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT REJECTS NEW HOSPITAL TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ALLOWS WOMAN 10 MORE 'FREE' DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE ALLOWS WOMAN 10 MORE 'FREE' DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*JANKLOW--CUBANS WELCOME IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*JANKLOW--CUBANS WELCOME IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHIRMER'S WHIFF OF RHETORIC CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARGUS COVERAGE OF CAROL CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LITTER BATTLE IS YEAR AROUND (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHIRMER'S WHIFF OF RHETORIC CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARGUS COVERAGE OF CAROL CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WANTS SIGN LANGUAGE TAUGHT IN CITY SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RAIL PLAN NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WANTS SIGN LANGUAGE TAUGHT IN CITY SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW INAUGURATES SD CANCER SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ORDINANCE WOULD HALT DISTURBANCES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SF MAN ARRESTED IN DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"JURY AWARDS {dollar}144,000 FOR BARRICADE","Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ORDINANCE WOULD HALT DISTURBANCES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE GETS MOTION TO END CITY SUIT-WOODLAKE ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SBA DISLOCATION LOAN FUNDS DEPLETED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WALL SCHOOL DISTRICT TEACHERS DON'T HAVE TO SIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VA SPENT {dollar}97.4 MILLION IN SD IN '79,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"SD--MINORITIES RARE, POPULATION SPARE","Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN--LIFE GOES ON,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AROUND THE US IN 3-5 DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE PROCEEDS WITH RAIL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD FARMER CALLS TAX FIGHT INTERESTING,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
5-STATE TOURISM COMMISSION TO GET CRASH TEST,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RALLY PROTESTS EFFECTS OF CUTS ON POOR,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LIGHTS OUT AFTER A TREE-TRIMMING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MIDWEST SHOWING SIGNS OF OLD AGE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
A NEW REGENT--AND HIS ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CURTSY CRISIS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
A NEW REGENT--AND HIS ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
A NEW REGENT--AND HIS ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THOMS--LET LEADERS SPEAK UP ON WINGLER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS DISPUTES EDITORIAL--EMBARGO END FORECASTS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS DISPUTES EDITORIAL--EMBARGO END FORECASTS WE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
THOMS--LET LEADERS SPEAK UP ON WINGLER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SOCIAL WORKER--BUDGET SHOULD BE PROTESTED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SOCIAL WORKER--BUDGET SHOULD BE PROTESTED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ENERGY ASSISTANCE FOR ELDERLY BEING REDUCED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HELP FOR GEOTHERMAL PROJECTS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ENERGY ASSISTANCE FOR ELDERLY BEING REDUCED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JUNE 1 DEADLINE FOR STAMP CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA TRAVEL UP 5.2 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"DROUGHT IS HEARINGS, TOUR TOPIC","Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*MASTER HELPS PET DOGS BEAT THE ODDS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*I LOVE YOU MOM...,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MASTER HELPS PET DOGS BEAT THE ODDS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JEAN ANSTINE--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*JV BALL DEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*CANOE RACE TURNS INTO FOOTRACE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*GOOD FORTUNES COME TO COTTONWOOD SD,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE CEMENT PLANT PROFITS FALLING SHORT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MINER COUNTY GROUP FIGHTS CONTRACTS ON WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WETLANDS IN SD PRAIRIES DISAPPEARING,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY SUMMER FOOD PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SOROPTIMISTS CONTRIBUTE {dollar}500,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*2 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS GIVE THEIR PARTING OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MATHIS KEEPS LOW PROFILE OUTSIDE COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEMOS DIFFER ON OPERATION OF HIGHER EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COOPERATION CAN HELP THE SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"IN SD, IT'S PLAIN AND SIMPLE...(SCHREINER)","Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CONVICT IN HOSPITAL AWAITING EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT CLAIMS LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF FIRM TO DO WORK ON DEERFIELD DAM,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION TO BUILD,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WEB BOARD UNSURE ABOUT SUPPORT FOR SD WATERBILL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN TEACHERS TAKE CONTRACT FIGHT TO COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ARGUS TOPS LIST IN GANNETT NEWSPAPER COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
RAPID CITY EMERGES WITH NATIONAL GOLF MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HAMAN RACES TO STREET STOCK LEAD AS HUSET OPENS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU WOMEN ROLL TO CONFERENCE TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BLOCK 11 HOTEL BACK ON THE DRAWING BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO MORE PLEA BARGAINING ON DWI CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAIN BOGS DOWN PLANTING,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CONDUCTOR WANTS TO BRING EXCITEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLES JOIN BUSINESS WITH PERSONAL PARTNERSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHORE HEADS UP TRAVELERS AUXILIARY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"LA SERTOMA, SERTOMA NAME LEADERS","Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LEAGUE ELECTS WINTER PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
AUGUSTANA REGENTS ELECT MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PROFESSOR CHAIRS BROADCAST GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CAPITOL REMODELING COSTS {dollar}8000,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO HIRE ARCHITECT TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRANT WILL HELP WEATHERIZE BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE GETS {dollar}1.8 MILLION FOR JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SEARCH FOR PRESUMED DROWNED MAN FUTILE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BOARD WARNS STUDENTS OF MORE MATH, SCIENCE","Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY WILL USE MOST OF GRANT TO REPAIR STREETS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEALERSHIP HAS FINANCIAL TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"INDIANS AREN'T ENTITLED TO LAND, MONEY","Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WORLD'S FASCINATION WITH HITLER UNDERSTANDABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTION ISSUE WOULD NOT HAV BEEN RAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MEMORIAL SHOULD HAVE BORGLUM WORK (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GOVERNOR CAN'T COMBINE STATE OFFICES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TWO ON A BIKE AGAINST THE LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*DOWNTOWN PARKING LOT RECLASSIFIED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONDEMNATION NOTICES SENT FOR ETSI LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE HAS TIPS FOR LOW-COST ENERGY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"WOONSOCKET COP NOT CERTIFIED, FIRED FROM POST","Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON CONSIDERING BONDS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ACCIDENT KILLS BELLE FOURCHE MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AG DEPARTMENT HOSTS YOUTH INSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BILL ALLOWS INDIANS HOMES DESIGNED FOR THIS CLIMATE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EDGEMONT MAN FACES HORSE THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES DISCRIMINATION LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SUIT AGAINST BAPTIST SCHOOL IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOSPITAL FAIR SHOWS WORKERS COST OF SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
MURDER SUSPECT ATTEMPTS SUICIDE AT YANKTON JAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
OLD TRIBAL COUNCIL CAN RULE DURING APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
KRAMER RETURNS TO THE FARM,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*TSCHETTER, VANDEMORE WIN TITLES","Argus LeaderMay 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BACKERS OF NEW SCHOOL LOOK FOR SECOND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CAMOUFLAGE FASHIONS ARE EYE-CATCHING,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAGAZINE FEATURES LOCAL SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOY SCOUTS HOST PANCAKE FEED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
DASCHLE WILL SPEAK AT SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
"POPPY DAYS ARE FRIDAY, SATURDAY","Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
WALK-BIKE RIDE RESET FOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
ARCHEOLOGICAL AWARENESS DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
"TEA, LUNCHEON WILL RAISE MONEY","Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
'CARING CITY' POURS OUT FOR TANZANIAN GIRL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN GETS PLEA HEARING ON DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN REFUSES TO ENTER PLEA ON TAX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRYGSTAD'S SENTENCE COMMUTED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CROSS-COUNTRY RUN TO UNIFY NATIVE AMERICANS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUS RIDERS CAN GET SPECIAL DEALS THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
2ND JURY CONVICTS YANKTON MAN ON DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
27 LOCAL CANDIDATES RUNNING UNOPPOSED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE SCORNED FAIRNESS IN PENITENTIARY TRIAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAKE HEART SPORT FANS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CITICORP, NORWEST BANKS WILL SHARE TELLER MACHINES","Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY RESIDENTS MAY BE CONTACTED IN HEART STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COOPER TO BE GUEST AT AWARENESS DAY CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROCK RAPIDS FARMER DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HILLS RANCHERS HAVE 8 WEEKS TO SEEK LOANS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AIR FORCE TO SET UP RANDOM DRUG USE TESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BURKE MAN KILLED IN COLLISION NEAR BONESTEEL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FLANDREAU MAN PINNED BY FARM MACHINE DIES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GROUP ORGANIZES TO OPPOSE NUKE WASTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"JURY AWARDS {dollar}2,000 IN DAMAGES IN WELFARE CASE","Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"PINE RIDGE HOUSE FIRE KILLS 3, INJURES 3","Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SDSU'S TITLE 9 COMPLAINT MAY BE RESOLVED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TAX RECEIPTS INDICATE CITY GROWTH AT 10 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REP DASCHLE FAVORS TOUGH SODBUSTER BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*4 MORE RESIDENTS WILL RUN FOR LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RANCHERS COMPLAIN ABOUT DEER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MINORITIES AREN'T BENEFITING FROM CONTRACTING LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
PAIR FILE {dollar}21 MILLION SUIT AGAINST FMHA,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
2 PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO RAPING CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
AWARDS LUNCHEON WILL HONOR VOLUNTEERS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
*BOMHOFF REPLACES DAY AS COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC RADIO MAKES WAVES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR PREDICTS HORDES OF HOPPERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COOPER BACKS HOTEL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE FATALITY MARKER PROGRAM PREPOSTEROUS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
UEBERROTH SCORES WITH DRUG-TESTING PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
2 WOMEN WON'T BE FORGOTTEN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STRIKING OUT AT CITY HALL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SALVATION ARMY TRIES TO IMPROVE LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"SORRY, CENTRAL AMERICA (L)","Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CENTER WOULD BE TAX BURDEN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*PETRAFIED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CABBAGE PATCH CLINIC SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*STOCKMAN ELUDES FOLKS WHO WANT ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRADUATION TIME AROUND STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD COUNTY FAILS EPA STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'I DESERVE NEW TRIAL',"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CIVIL DEFENSE RESERVE POLICE OFFICERS SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CYCLIST INJURED AFTER LOSING CONTROL IN WIND,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NORTHWESTERN BELL DELIVERING NEW DIRECTORIES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"SURPLUS CHEESE, BUTTER WILL BE AVAILABLE","Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
USD RADIO NOT HIRING ENOUGH WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EXPERTS TO SPEAK AT SDSU SHEEP DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP AWARDS STATE HOSPITAL FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOSPITALS WANT TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY CLEARS OFFICIAL OF HIT-AND-RUN CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RENOVATION OF PACTOLA DAM IS BEGINNING,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH SELLING EAGLE FEATHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SEARCH FOR 2 EXCAPEES CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
YELLOW THUNDER TRIAL TAKES ON TWIST,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CHAMBER HONORS LOCAL BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOME WANT CAMERAS IN COURTS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*MILBANK STUDENTS HAVE WINNING CARSIDE MANNER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOMEBUYERS GOBBLE UP LOAN DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RAIN MIRES FARMERS IN MUD,DEBT","Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENIORS MAKE PROM SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEATHER SHRINKS CROP FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FIVE MEN RESCUED FROM RISING RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*COUPLE COPES WITH SON'S ILLNESS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NIGHT LIKE THIS BRINGS GOSPEL MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CENTRAL BAPTIST MUSICAL PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"REPORTER, PHOTOGRAPHER THANKED (L)","Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CONTRIBUTORS TO BENEFIT LISTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
THANKS TO ALL WHO SUPPORTED BALL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
FORTUNATE TO HAVE ALTERNATE SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LET'S NOT RISK FOULING ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOVIETS OWE WORLD FACTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BURG MISSED TOO MANY VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*DAKOTA CHRISTIAN ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BULLDOZER AT NEW GOLF COURSE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"PETERSON, HAVEL ENTER CITY CONTEST","Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col."
"PETERSON, HAVEL ENTER CITY CONTEST","Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.!"
"PETERSON, HAVEL ENTER CITY CONTEST","Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.!"
CLINIC WALL COLLAPSES AFTER ACCIDENT WITH CAR,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COOL WANTS SF SCHOOL BOARD SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW CONFIDENT OF HOPPER STUDY SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OUTBOARD MOTOR FUEL FIRE DAMAGES GARAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PETERSON, HAVEL ENTER CITY CONTEST","Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLOODS CUT WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FOES BICKER LIKE CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AGENCY OFFERS FLOOD RELIEF LOANS IN 4 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CITY, SCHOOL CANDIDATE FILING DEADLINE FRIDAY","Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON--GOVERNMENT SHOULD TRY TO HELP,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEMINAR COMMENCEMENT SET FOR MAY 25,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SESSION ON CONSERVATION RESERVE SET MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"TRADE-LABOR GROUP BACKS O'CONNOR, HUNKING","Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD COMMENCEMENT TO HONOR FIVE ALUMNI,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD SPRINGFIELD FACULTY SUE REGENTS' LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON COLLEGE MISSES FUND RAISING DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RELIEF AGENCY OPENS WATERTOWN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TO SAVE BRIDGE AS HISTORICAL WALKWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TO SAVE BRIDGE AS HOSTORICAL WALKWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BALLOON LAUNCH TO MARK MAGAZINE'S ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCKENNAN TO JOIN SIOUX VALLEY WITH HELICOPTER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MORRELL UNION EXPANDS PLAN FOR BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MERCURY SHY OF RECORD HIGH,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON'S VAGUENESS ADDS TO MORRELL TROUBLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PAINFUL FOR CAMPAIGN WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STRIKERS AT MORRELL DESERVE PAT ON BACK (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
VOTE DIDN'T CHANGE HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WRONG TO BACK TOTALITARIAN CAUSES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
RAMP VOTE WRONG VS. RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
TAX-BURDEN CONTROL NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
BUILDING HEARINGS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
DAYTIME DRAMA TO HIT BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY'S HOME BURNED DOWN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUITS SETTLED IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"UTICA MAN, 18, DROWNS IN RIVER","Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LETTER SPELLS OUT STAND ON HILLS BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES COURT DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GREEN LIGHT TO IOWA 65 LIMIT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRIVATE CONTRIBUTIONS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUN FANS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DEMOCRATS OK PRIMARY SELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CORRECTIONS TASK FORCE TO TAKE TOUR THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"GOVERNOR AWARDS {dollar}167,000 FOR BUSINESS LOANS","Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MAN DIES AFTER HITTING BEAM, AUTHORITIES SAY","Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"RAPID CITY MAYOR, BANKS TO DEBATE BOYCOTT","Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SALES TAX REVENUE UP IN EARLY 1987,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOARDING FIGURES TO DETERMINE AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FARMERS CAN TAP {dollar}5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MICKELSON FILLS POSTS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRESS GROUP GIVES NEWSPAPER AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MARCH UNEMPLOYMENT RATE AT 4.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"*MANKATO ST, ND STATE PULL SWITCHES","Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RACING TAKES PRECAUTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ORGANIZED LABOR SEES MUCH AT STAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HOG PRICES RECOVER AFTER MORRELL STRIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*CHILDREN RECALL MOTHER'S ADVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*RICH WITH CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ALEDA GIENAPP'S COOKIE RECIPE IS A FAVORITE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.F, p.03, col.3"
CALIFORNIA DELIGHTS SD TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1987, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
*NICOLAY NEW WASHINGTON PRINCIPAL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMPANIES CHANGE OPERATOR-ASSISTANCE RULES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EARRING DEAL BRINGS COACH BACK TO FIELD,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL BOOKSELLERS EXPECT BRISK BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
CITY DOG ORDINANCE SHOULD BE CHANGED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MICKELSON'S LEADERSHIP WELCOME IN CAMPAIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KJIA FOSTERS STRONG VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
SAFETY CHECK TO POLICE STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
VOLK TRYING TO EFFECT CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
3 CLASSES HURT BASKETBALL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
IMPROVE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"*KOLB, MADISON REIGN IN 3A GOLF","Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STEVENS COACH DIVICH RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*BIG STYLES FOR LITTLE ONES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NATIONAL GUARD ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NAVY MOTHERS CLUB ELECTS COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR ALTRUSA CLUB,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PEO CHAPTER CJ ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POSTAL WORKERS UNION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE DIRECTORS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TOASTMASTERS CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WESTERN HEIGHTS JAYCEES ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN EDUCATORS SOCIETY INSTALLS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE NO 273 ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ENTRANCE FEE KILLED FOR LACREEK REFUGE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INMATE GETS 2 YEARS FOR 1987 BREAKOUT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PANEL DROPS PLAN TO LIMIT PATROL HIRINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAYOR READY FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN DIES FROM CRASH INJURIES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GRADUATES CHARITABLE TOWARD SD COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA CONSIDERS ROTC REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TIPS ON SALES TAX PROJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BUDGET TIGHT IN 1988-89,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
3 PEOPLE SENTENCED IN AMPHETAMINE RING,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON IRKS PANEL WITH COLLEGE AID,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN IS ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BAR OWNERS PROTEST PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
GRAND JURY RESUMES PENITENTIARY PROBE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NEW PLANT DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS OK'S INCREASE IN SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WEDDING BELLS TO RING ON WAGON TRAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CRAWLING AHEAD SLOWLY IN ASBESTOS FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MOURN UNBORN BABIES (L0,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
OUTLETS FOR YOUTHS CAN HALT TRAGEDIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
SILENT SCREAMS HEARD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
DUDLEY WAS SHEPHERD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
RIGHTS NOT PROTECTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
*KEEPING THE KIDS HEALTHY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CENTENNIAL PLAY HIGHLIGHTS COUNTRY'S HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEMINAR TO DISCUSS TEENS' HEALTH ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE FOR POISON CONCERT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIPP OFFICIAL QUITS POSITION,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN GETS HEARING ON ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
8 PROTESTERS ENTER NOT GUILTY PLEAS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN DRESSED AS PRIEST ROBS BANK IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS SUGGEST NOT USING WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WALL LAKE FACES BAN ON BEER KEGS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BRANCH BANKS WANT SPOT IN BERESFORD,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MICKELSON TELLS PANEL TO REDUCE TAX BURDEN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRI-STATE GRAND JURY TO CONVENE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CONVICTED COCAINE DEALERS SENTENCED TO 15 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IPSWICH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEBRASKA PASSES BOUNDARY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*AIRPORT IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NUCLEAR PROTESTERS ESCORTED OFF ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES INDIAN FIRMS' REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
COOL SOIL DELAYS GRAIN GERMINATION,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*RAIL TAKEOVER WORRIES REGION,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
INJURY RATE CONTINUES TO FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*MISSING GIRL MURDERED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE HALTS MISSOURI RIVER WATER RELEASES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHY 4 DIDN'T ESCAPE FROM FATAL FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY THOUGHT SF WOULD BE SAFE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ROCKER DYLAN TO PERFORM IN CITY JUNE 13,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BLAME POOR LIVING CONDITIONS FOR CHILDREN DEATHS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD GRIPPED BY FEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*PARENTS PONDER WAYS TO PROTECT KIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY SHOULD FACE REAL BINGO ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEACHERS' SALARIES STATE EMBARRASSMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
WILDLIFE HABITAT SHOULD BE PROTECTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*HIRED HAND DID MOST OF WORK AFTER AGE 60,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO CELEBRATE NORWAY'S INDEPENDENCE DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
YOUTH CENTER BANQUET IS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SPORTS SHOULD BE SECONDARY CONSIDERATION,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GIAGO GETS FELLOWSHIP AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEESCH SAYS HE'LL RUN FOR DISTRICT 1 SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TRAILS MOST COLLEAGUES IN FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN IS CITED IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*4 COUPLES RECEIVE MD DEGREES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DETAILS SKETCHY ON PLANE COLLISION,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRM TO FIGHT FOR ITS DUMP PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HORACE MANN ACES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDENTS WIN MATH AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HARRISBURG WEIGHS CLASSROOM OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDOOR ARENA STIRS COMMUNITY INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN INDICTED IN DELIVERY OF DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DEFENSE MOVE REJECTED IN MITCHELL MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"NEW SPORT LAUNCHES FOE, COACH SEARCH","Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ACADEMICS TO OCCUPY STUDENTS' SUMMER DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TEACHER REWARDED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
DEADWOOD MAY GET FIXUP MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PRAIRIE VILLAGE BRINGS PAST TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*OFF-SITE STORAGE OFFERS PEACE OF MIND,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"FARM, RANCH SURVEY SHOWS INCOME LOSS","Argus LeaderMay 10 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
"GIRL SLAIN, MAN ARRESTED","Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAN HAD RECORD OF EXPOSING SELF,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FRIENDS SAY KATIE WAS FILLED WITH SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*KILLING RAISES SAFETY CONCERNS AMONG PARENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"DENVER, BUFFALO DESERVE BASEBALL (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHUETT'S ATTITUDE NOT APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TEA GROUP PROUD TO CLEAN ROADWAYS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LOTTO BANDWAGON LURES MILLIONARE WANNA-BEES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SHOOTER GIVES ANIMAL LOVER BAD NAME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
NEWS MEDIA PRAISED FOR STRIKE COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*SMITH DESERVES STANDING OVATION,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CLUB OWNER IS AMBITIOUS HARD-ROCK FAN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*15-SONG TRIBUTE KEEPS THE DEAD ALIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANN JILLIAN TO APPEAR AT CENTER OPENING,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIRL BACK HOME AFTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP PLANS MARCH AGAINST ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON POLICE BEGIN NEW FITNESS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONUMENT HONORS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAN TREE PLANTING SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOSING A LION'S TOOTH,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*USD GIFT TARGETS STATE'S SMARTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH HOPES CASH GIVEAWAY NETS GREAT RETURN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CRANE WON'T ENTER CITY MAYORAL RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SEATTLE CASE MIRRORS STATE LOTTO SQUABBLE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY OK'S REVISED ANNEXATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION WILL HELP MANUFACTURING PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GUARD UNIT MAY RETURN BY SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
REFERRAL CENTER MAY LOCATE IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MICKELSON PUMPS UP HIS TEAM TO AVENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNCIL MAKING POLICY TO IDENTIFY ART DISPLAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ONIDA WOMAN KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COURT RULES JOB CHANGES ARE NOT FAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
COMPANY WANTS POWER LINE IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
YOU CAN PROFIT FROM MY MISTAKES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LENNOX TAKES BIG 8 IN DEPTH,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*PLANNERS, DEVELOPERS FORESEE GROWTH SPURT","Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MANY IN SD ARE FED UP,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ENTREPRENEURS BANK ON CITY GROWTH,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SF IN 2015,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*DEVELOPMENT IS A FAMILY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
PLAN'S OBJECTIVE TO CONTROL GROWTH,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
FOCUS CITY ELECTION ON FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RADIOACTIVE WASTE NOT EXACTLY COVETED (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CAMPAIGN REFORM BILL FAVORED DEMOCRATS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LA BEATING SIGN OF TIMES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SHOW SUPPORT FOR TEACHERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
ENVIRONMENT NEEDS MORE ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
RUSHMORE DONATIONS GOING EVERY WHICH WAY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CARETRAUM NEEDS ANOTHER CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
MEDIA MISREPRESENTS DOCTOR'S TESTIMONY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
MASUR NOT GOOD CHOICE FOR COMMISSIONER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
SOURCES OF VIOLENCE NEED EXPLANATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
DR SHAEFFER UNFAIRLY SLAMMED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
VOTERS MUST CHOOSE AMONG 'FACELESS DUDS' (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*LET ME COUNT THE SEASONS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*RUN FOR BREAST CANCER DRAWS MORE THAN 1,000","Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMIC SEMINAR LOOKS AT CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JOB FAIR MAY 19 AT THE COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL WANTS HIGHER STOCK GRAZING FEES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"WOMEN, MINORITIES TOPIC OF MEETING","Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*RECESSION STINGS STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION OPPONENTS PLAN RALLY TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
FOUR GROUPS RECEIVE GRANTS FROM FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
KILI MANAGER ORDERED TO NOT GO TO WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
2 DIE IN SEPARATE HEAD-ON COLLISIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*KURD FAMILIES THANK CHURCH WITH NATIVE FOOD, DANCE","Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*LAST DANCE--WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CITY STUDIES CABLE TV REGULATION ROLE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"LAROUCHE WITH {dollar}11,778 FROM SD VOTERS","Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
DOLLARS TO DECIDE TAX INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
HOW S DAKOTANS WOULD BE AFFECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
CANDIDATE DEMANDS RESPONSE TO LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
FEE SET ON SPEARFISH LOTTERY MACHINES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
SOLUM TO HEAD TAX COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
UNION PETITION FILED AT ABERDEEN COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
PARENTS JOIN KIDS TO CRUISE RAPID CITY STRIP,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
15 EMPLOYEES HONORED WITH GOVERNOR'S AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*POPPING WHEELIES FOR CEREBRAL PALSY VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
"*MOM TAUGHT FIRST LESSONS IN LIFE, LOVE","Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*MOMS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*REAGAN LIBRARY SPARKLES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1992, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
"*FARMERS NOW SEEK RAYS OF HOPE, HELP","Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CARE PROGRAM REACHES OUT TO GRIEVING AND TO PATIENT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PENITENTIARY COST, COUNTS STILL GROWING","Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
READERS SUPPORT MANNER WHICH RIOT WAS HANDLED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PRAYER RULING MERITS SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HUMAN RELATIONS SUFFER WITH CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*BEEKEEPERS FIGHT FOR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*FEDERAL SUBSIDY IS SWEET DEAL FOR SELECT FEW,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BUSINESSES DESERVE PRAISE FOR AWARD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NURSES AN IMPORTANT LINK IN HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CENSORSHIP A THREAT TO ALL OUR FREEDOMS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
OTHERS SHARE STATE'S SORROW AFTER CRASH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CELEBRITY CLOAK NOT EASY TO FIT INTO (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
COMIC STRIP MAY HIT TOO CLOSE TO HOME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CHANGE IN LEADERS MAY BE COMING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
GREED HAS STRICKEN HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
GARDEN A TRIBUTE TO EIGHT FRIENDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
'STAR TREK' GATHERING DRAWS 500 FANA,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN OFFICIAL WANTS LOTTERY LIMIT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN RESORT GETS FEDERAL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO LOOK AT TECHNOLOGY PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS HOSPITAL WORKERS RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ORPHANAGE REUNION OFFERS RARE CHANCE TO SHARE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEA GROWTH CHALLENGES TOWN'S FINANCE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW TEACHERS NEED B AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MILLER SUPPORTS ECONOMIC PLANS IN NORTHERN HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EDUCATIONAL FESTIVAL PLANNED FOR USD,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EVENT RECOGNIZES SD MOTHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICER TRAINING PACT IS A FIRST FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"USD TO HONOR AUTHOR, TAILHOOK INVESTIGATOR","Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WESSINGTON SPRINGS TO VOTE ON TAX,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SD TRICERATOPS GOING TO JAPAN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INSURANCE AGENT INVENTS GAME,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD NATIONAL PARKS HOPE FOR INCREASED FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SMALL ESTATES DON'T REQUIRE PROBATE ACTION,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*READY TO RAISE A RACQUET,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YOU DON'T NEED TO FOLLOW CULT FOR BELONGING,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MANY BOOKS RECOMMENDED FOR SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TEENS BOOK INTO SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT CONSIDERS BUDGET HIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WE'LL PASS FOR NOW ON QUAYLE'S BOOKS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES DESERVE KINDNESS, TOO","Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CORRECTIONS WORK MORE THAN GUARDING INMATES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PRESS LOSES CREDIBILITY BY CODDLING CLINTON (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HEAD START PROGRAM A WASTE OF MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BIBLE'S LESSONS ARE KEY TO ENDING MORAL DECAY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*WARMER WATER MAKING FISH EASY TO FIND,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UP TO THE CUP,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA STAYS HOME FOR SOFTBALL REGIONAL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"EVANS, HALL LEAD O'GORMAN GIRLS TO TITLE","Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOUR JUVENILES FLEE DETENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FORT THOMPSON GIRL DIES IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAIL-SORTING CENTER FAILS IN REPORT--IOWA,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOMELESS VETERANS CAN GET A BREAK,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COUPLE LOSES LIFELONG HOME--BALTIC,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TOWNS ALONG PROPOSED PIPELINE MEET WATER STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NEW PLAN CALLED VICTORY FOR DAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MAN BITES VICTIM'S PENIS IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BILLION IS NAMED TO HEALTH COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FREE FISHING WILL BE MAY 21-22,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"YANKTON RIVER BOAT SOLD FOR {dollar}150,000","Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RURAL TOURISM TOPIC OF AREA MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS ARGUE OVER TAX OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TRIBAL JUDGE DISMISSES FLANDREAU CASINO SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CITY FORCES GAS STATION'S FUEL CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
FLOOD EMERGENCIES DECLARED IN 6 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS CLASS WINS HONOR FROM WEEKLY READER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"*TRIBE FILES APPEAL FOR CUSTODY OF GIRL, 11","Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.6"
"CITY, MORRELL CLOSER TO AGREEMENT AS TALKS CONTINUE","Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"OMNICENTER STILL COMING, BUT NOT TO PAY N' PAK","Argus LeaderMay 10 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
COUNTY TO DISTRIBUTE TAX-CUT APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUSINESS BORN OF FLOODING THREATENED BY HIGH WATER,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WIDOWS ASK FOR ETHICS PROBE OF SEN. DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LAW GOES TO EASY ON TOBACCO SELLERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MEDICARE ISSUE HOT BUT MUST BE RESOLVED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*INDIAN MASCOT BILL SANCTIONS BIGOTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*TORT REFORM WOULD DEPRIVE CITIZENS OF RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
'FEMINAZIS' ARE GUILTY OF MURDERING BABIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
ROYAL RIVER IMPROVES LIFE IN MOODY COUNTY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
LAWMAKERS NEED INPUT ON 1995'S FARM BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
DON'T BLAME GUNS FOR ACTS OF VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
"CASH, NARCOTICS STOLEN FROM BUSINESS","Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN WALKS AWAY WITH 5-POUND PUPPY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BRANDT MAN GUILTY OF ODOMETER TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHURCH FORUM TODAY ON TROUBLED YOUTH,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KEEGAN REJECTS PRAYER REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY WORKER BREAKS HIP WHEN TRENCH CAVES IN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NATIVE PEOPLE GATHER TO TALK ABOUT SAVING CULTURES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*DENIES RAPE IN CASE WHERE VICTIM, SON TRACK HIM","Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY BOARD OPPOSES PLACING ADS ON SCHOOL SIGNBOARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS MAN GETS 45 DAYS IN GRAND THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"STATE OK'S {dollar}400,000 FOR JUVENILE CENTER","Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS SHERIFF PLEDGES TO TRAIL & JAIL LITTERERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS COUNTY BOARD OK'S SOYBEAN PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*WENTWORTH MAN, 22, WANTS TRIAL ON RAPE CHARGE","Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN DENIES TAKING FURNACE FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TAX ERROR AFFECTS 83 PROPERTY OWNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"SCHOOL ON 'RIGHT TRACK,' SURVEY FINDS","Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*TEACHER FOR A DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LINCOLN COUNTY CONSIDERS NEW NUISANCE RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*JUVENILES AND BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*DREAM TEAM BUILDING HOME TO RAISE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*SD CALLED TOURISM 'GEM',"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
INSURANCE COMPANY FACES BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
APA OPTICS BRANCHES OUT TO ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
"*JACKRABBITS IN RARE ROLE AS UNDERDOG, BUT UNDAUNTED","Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*THE SHY GUY LETS 1,000 LAUGH AT THEMSELVES","Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SUCCESS IN KITCHEN IS PART GUESSWORK,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*WOMEN TAKE THE LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"MATH, SCIENCE CAN ADD UP TO EXCITEMENT","Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*DOCTOR MAKES TIME FOR PATIENTS, FAMILY","Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.N, p.01, col.2"
*GREEN IS A LEADER IN FIGHT FOR EQUAL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*TOYS ARE GREAT FOR BUSCH,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*SHE'S FULL OF DEDICATION TO CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*CAREER SWINGS BOOST JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderMay 10 1995, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS TRY REDUCED TILLAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NO GASOLINE RATIONING PLANNED FOR SD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
AREA FUEL PINCH STARTS TO SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH TO HONOR GAY STUDENT'S REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH TO HONOR GAY STUDENT'S REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW REMOVES TICE FROM PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW REMOVES TICE FROM PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW REMOVES TICE FROM PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WINEGARDEN SUGGESTS CITY INSPECT RAINWATER PUMPING,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
WINEGARDEN SUGGESTS CITY INSPECT RAINWATER PUMPING,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HOW TO REPLACE ELMWOOD HALL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
INMATE GLAD PRISON HAS 'DAY CENTER' CLASSIFICATION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ELDERLY SHOULD APPRISE OFFICIALS OF NEEDS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
YANKTON PILOT LANDS ON HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HILLS SITES CONSIDERED FOR INDIAN CAMP,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEARFISH PLANT TALKS TO RESUME,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEARFISH PLANT TALKS TO RESUME,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MOBRIDGE WOMAN COLLAPSES, SENTENCE DELAYED","Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RISTAU CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER-PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PORCUPINE MAN INNOCENT OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHEYENNE WATER SYSTEM PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANTIQUE SHOW A FINE OLD TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PORTER EAGER FOR WORK AS NEW FEDERAL JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PORTER EAGER FOR WORK AS NEW FEDERAL JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW CASE OF CATTLE SCABIES REPORTED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BAR PROVIDES GATHERING PLACE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SF GAYS EDGE OUT OF CLOSET,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BAR PROVIDES GATHERING PLACE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MORE COMPLAINTS ON DOGS REPORTED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TAX HEARINGS TO START MAY 29 IN MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MEANS' DELAY CALLED POLITICAL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
UTILITY TELLS OF A COSTLY ERROR,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*EAST SIOUX FALLS...PEOPLE LIVE IN HOMES DILAPIDATED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BALLOON BREEZES ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITIBANK KEEPS PLANS A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CITIBANK KEEPS PLANS A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FIRE DAMAGES GARAGE-6708 VALLEY VIEW RD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS JAYCEES GRAB TOP HONORS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*FOSTER CHILDREN MAKE EVERY DAY MOTHER'S DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FOSTER CHILDREN MAKE EVERY DAY MOTHER'S DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOMS REMEMBER THE OLD DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER CHAPLAIN MAINTAINS ZEAL FOR WORLD PEACE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SD ARTS COUNCIL GIVES 6 FELLOWSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NCC TRACK MEET BEGINS-O'BRIEN BOOSTS USD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPAWNING JOB NOT ALWAYS APPRECIATED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE ADVERTISERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
LOCAL EMPLOYERS EXPECT LAYOFFS TO EASE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
ABERDEEN AUTO DEALER HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
BANK WOMEN TO MEET THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*PUBLISHER NAMES NEW AD DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*PUBLISHER NAMES NEW AD DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
BUSINESS SEMINAR SET WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
...FILED IN THE LAST HALF OF APRIL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
BANK HEARINGS SCHEDULED NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
AGENT'S LICENSE REVOKED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*UNITED NATIONAL HAS NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
UNDOCUMENTED FUNDS UNCOVERED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LIFE BACK TO NORMAL FOR WEST HALL INMATES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ALTERNATIVES SOUGHT TO COURT EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RV DEALER-CHANGING TIMES CLOSED BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"REAGAN, CARTER-SD FAVORITES","Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
A BAD EXAMPLE OF MOONLIGHTING (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CROSS-STATE SPRING TRIP BY ANSON YEAGER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TAX BREAK NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FAMILY THANKS PEOPLE WHO HELPED THEIR SON (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STORIES ON OBSTETRICAL CHARGES ARE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STORIES ON OBSTETRICAL CHARGES ARE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TAX BREAK NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE THE SIZE OF YOUR FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*EAST SIOUX FALLS-OFFICIALS CAST SCORNFUL EYE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT WORKERS CALLED BACK,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FIFTH WATERTOWN OFFICIAL RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*'DIFFICULTY INSPIRES EXCELLENCE' IN THESE GRADS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*'DIFFICULTY INSPIRES EXCELLENCE' IN THESE GRADS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
4 PERSONS DIE ON SD HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
"LEMMON, SD MAN FACES MURDER TRIAL","Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
COURT NIXES PARENTS' RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
COURT NIXES PARENTS' RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
COURT NIXES PARENTS' RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
ARGUS CAPTURES TOP PAPER PRIZES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
ARGUS CAPTURES TOP PAPER PRIZES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
FROST NIPS SD CROPS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FROST NIPS SD CROPS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DEFIANCE THWARTS ROBBERY IN ARIZONA,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DEFIANCE THWARTS ROBBERY IN ARIZONA,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*FAIR MAIDENS, KIND SIRS, A TOAST--TO MAY FETE","Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF'S COBBLESTONE STREETS AROUSE CURIOSITY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OLD-TIMER'S MEMORIES ALIVE-WHITE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*UNIQUE PACEMAKER IMPLANTED IN SD MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'THEY SAY IT'S ALL HAPPENING AT THE ZOO...',"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET VICTORY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LET'S GET GOING WITH CITY BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLACK INK IN SD (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"RESPECTS OPINION, RESENTS INTENTION (L)","Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CONFUCIUS' ADVICE ON WINGLER MATTER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RANCHER--DON'T FEAR AIM OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RANCHER--DON'T FEAR AIM OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL REFUSES MINING BOND REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ETSI GRANTED WYOMING EASEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AID CUTS COULD HURT COLLEGE ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AID CUTS COULD HURT COLLEGE ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SD RANKS HIGH IN AGRICULTURE STATISTICS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RADAR TOWER SERVES AS SD'S EYE IN THE SKY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONSERVATION OFFICER IS 'FATHER' TO CANADA GEESE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
CONSERVATION OFFICER IS 'FATHER' TO CANADA GEESE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
PIERRE INSTALLS FISHING HOTLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
SDSU SNARES MEN'S WOMEN'S TRACK TITLES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AHLERS OPEN WITH VICTORIES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
MATHIS' FATE GOES TO YANKTON JURY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LONGER SCHOOL DAY POSTPONED BY BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SOME JOTTINGS FROM A CENSUS NOTEBOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SF HAS MUCH CIVIC PRIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BROCKHOUSE BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"JURY SAYS DOCTOR NEGLIGENT, AWARDS {dollar}200000 TO COUPLE","Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD LAWMAKER PROMOTES SOIL CONSERVATION TEACHING,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FILING CLAIMS IN SD WATER WUIT TO START SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HOUSING DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINTS DEALT WITH IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MESABA AIRLINES HAPPY WITH START IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SD PUBLIC RADIO SHOULD DEVELOP OWN NETWORK (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENSIBLE APPROACH IN ALLOCATING TRAFFIC FEES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OWNER SEEKS RETURN OF PHILODENDRON PLANT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"ROBERTS, DASCHLE TO ANSWER PHONES IN AG CALL-IN","Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STUMES TO STAY IN PRISON UNTIL COURT RULES ON REVIEW,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MONDAY PRIMARY REGISTRATION DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PROPERTY TAX RATE TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM SHIFTED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
WAUBAY ARSON SUSPECT SAYS HE'S NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*249 POST OFFICE BOXES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RC FIRM TO CLOSE FOR 3 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"SDSU RECEIVES {dollar}50,000 ENDOWMENT","Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"TEEN ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS, KILLS SELF","Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BRANDON TEACHERS GET 6 PERCENT PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
HUSSAIN'S SICK HORSE TO MISS PREAKNESS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROBOT BUMPS WAY INTO AUGUSTANA PHYSICS LAB,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEWER ACRES WON'T HELP CORN PRICES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
8TH-GRADERS AMONG STATE'S BEST,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MURPHY NAMED NURSE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS WIN GIRL SCOUT BADGES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
LAWYER WINS SERTOMA CLUB AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
*DWI REPEATERS MAY GET JAILED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
APPEALS COURT REJECTS INDIAN SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CODY--I WAS DENIED MEDICAL CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JURY HEARS EVIDENCE IN SEX CASE--HURON,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KNIGHTS COLUMBUS HONOR OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF WITHHOLDS DETAILS OF MURDERS--RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SUN STARTS PAINT CAN, HOUSE ON FIRE","Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TV STATION SPONSORS JOB-HUNT SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CANOE GROUP DECIDES NOT TO CO-SPONSOR RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESSMAN APPEALS TAX PAYMENT RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"JANKLOW, PUBLISHER WILL DISCUSS BOOK","Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"SDSU CUTS FARM, ATHLETIC PROGRAMS","Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"STRONG CURRENTS, HIGH WINDS DELAY SEARCH FOR BODY","Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HERE ARE SAFETY TIPS WHILE CANOEING,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
STATE JUDGES HAVE INCREASED COURT CASES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FINGER PRINTING CHILDREN NEEDED STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PASTORS WIFE TREASURES BADGER CLARK LETTER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*COUNTY BOARD WANTS WELFARE DIRECTOR CENSURED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POLICE TRICKED STORES INTO SELLING LIQUOR TO MINOR,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FEDS HAVE {dollar}8.5 MILLION TO SPLIT AMONG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
MASTERS FIVE TREAT CITY TO HALLELUJAHS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"CASH KEEPS HIS WORD ABOUT CONCERT, GUITAR","Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
ELM SPRINGS RANCHER GETS 5 YEARS FOR DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOMESTAKE REOPENS AFTER POWER FAILURE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY HIRES ARCHITECTURAL INC. FOR STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
MINOR CORRECTIONS DELAY APPROVAL OF CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
SOCCER FANS WANT SPROT TO BE PLAYED AT SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
FCC ORDERS 6.1 PERCENT CUT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SILOH RASMUSSEN DISPLAYS A BOUQUET OF FLOWERS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*THESE VOLUNTEERS HAVE HEARTS OF GOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*BASEBALL, HOTDOGS, APPLE PIE--AND BANKROLL","Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAREWELL TO THEIR TV FAMILY OF 11 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO TO BROADCAST FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*O'CONNOR'S VOICE IN POLITICS IS FADING,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SALE SPONSORED BY THE CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BELL, MANGELS WILL SPEAK TO ELEPHANT CLUB","Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JACKSON SUPPORTERS WILL GATHER AT RAMADA INN,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK MAN WHO EXPOSED HIMSELF TO GIRLS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT IN DOG DEATHS JAILED FOR BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEAVES PARK BOARD AFTER 10 YEARS OF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HINKY DINKY WORKERS TAKE PAY CUT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DIVE TEAM STILL LOOKING FOR VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TO HAVE TRUE HEARTS OF GOLD...(ED),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"ABERDEEN AWAITS APPROVAL OF {dollar}300,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FAMILY SUES FOR {dollar}70,000 AFTER DOGS ARE SHOT","Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PETITIONS TO IMPEACH JANKLOW HAVE NO LEGAL GROUND,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAVEN WILL CONDUCT ANNUAL MEETING SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
1 CASE LEFT IN UNDERCOVER LIQUOR INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN CHALLENGES ASSESSMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SEARCHERS RECOVER BODY FROM LAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ASBESTOS IN RAPID CITY SCHOOLS NOT A PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ELLSWORTH CREWS FIFTH IN TROPHY COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEAD MAN IN SERIOUS CONDITION AFTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NUMBER OF MARIJUANA-USERS CALLED INSIGNIFICANT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PARENTS WANT COUNTY TO PAY SON'S FUNERAL BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER SAYS INDIAN SCHOOL WILL STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
APPEALS COURT KEEPS PACE WITH CASELOAD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FOSHEIM--HIGH COURT HAS ENOUGH JUSTICES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"CHEMICAL FIRE CLEANUP NEEDS {dollar}135,000 MORE","Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
TOURISM BOARD PLANS TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
RAW SEWAGE CONTINUES TO FLOW INTO VERMILLION RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
WAGNER PORK PLANT DISPUTE MAY GO TO COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
NO ONE WANTS TO PLAY BY OLYMPIC RULES ANYMORE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRACTICE PAYS OFF WITH NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*NAVY PLANE CRASH KILLS 2,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*USD CUTS WILL COST, NOT SAVE","Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW ORDERS LIMITS ON IMPORTING LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VIDEO FILMED DOWN ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GIRLS CLUB APPRECIATES AUXILIARY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ANNIVERSARY OF V-E DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE HELPS PARTY STEAL SEAT IN HOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HECKLER'S GUTSY CALL HELPS HOSPITAL USERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VIEWS NOT HELD BY EVERYONE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CHANGING BOARD NOT FREE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SPENDING FREEZE IS ONLY ANSWER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CONTRAS DESERVE OUR HELP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TURN ANGER TO COMPASSION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PLAY DOES WELL ON SMALL STAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*POLICE CHIEF CALLS FOR BULLET BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHER CROWS ABOUT ROOSTER STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INCUMBENTS WILL FILL SCHOOL BOARD SPOTS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN IN STABLE CONDITION AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN WAIVES HEARING ON PORNOGRAPHY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
9 TO GRADUATE FROM SD SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSE MOVED DOWN MINNESOTA AVENUE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PLANTING TIME DRAWS EVEN THE DESPERATE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAYO CLINIC LOSES GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BLACK HILLS CAMP TO FOCUS ON WORLD HUNGER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXHIBITIONS PLANNED FOR ARMED FORCES DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM BUREAU LEADERS ARE ON TRADE MISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEMORIAL DAY PETITION MAKES ROUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PEO SISTERHOOD CHOOSES STATE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC INVITED TO PROGRAM ON INDIAN ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOLESKY TO CHECK OUT CHANCES OF ELECTION WIN,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS BENEFIT FROM RECIPROCITY PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NEST GOVERNOR FACES BUDGET CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEXT GOVERNOR FACES BUDGET CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VET FOCUSES ON MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VET FOCUSES ON MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES OFFER POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
FIRST SOUTH DAKOTAN KILLED IN FOREIGN WAR,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
A PLAN DESERVES TAX REFORM (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAXPAYERS CAN'T AFFORD RAMP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CLICHES DROVE HOME ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BOARD SHOULD BE PART TIME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CONSIDER QUALIFICATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CIRCUS POSES PUBLIC DANGER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LET'S LET SMOKERS SMOKE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HIRE LOCAL TEACEHERS FIRST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
INDIANS DON'T WANT TO BE LIKE WHITES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SODROC FACES MORE CHALLENGES THIS SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
USD'S REW TRIPLE JUMPS TO RECORD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM SEEKS SUPPORT OF FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*'GRANDMA ELLEN' KEEPS BABY-SITTING,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*10TH SIBLING'S GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUMMER SCHOOL TO HAVE TWO TERMS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*COOK GOT AN EARLY START,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COOK GOT AN EARLY START,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*DOWNTOWN DEMOLITION DERBY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BERKELAND WINS COMMUNITY SEVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HINTS FOR W GERMANY TRADE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY WANTS STORIES OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOG MARKET TO REBOUND:ECONOMISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR SET FOR PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS OWNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
VENTURE CAPITAL GROUP TO MEET AT TOWN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PROFITABLE WAYS TO TAP THE TELEPHONE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
HERE IS POLICY REMINDER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*STUDENT SAYS SPACE IS WORTH THE RISK,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
HIGH DEATH RATE FOR AREA INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
HOTEL CLOSING IN PIPESTONE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY GRADUATES ITS FINAL CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
EXPERTS PREDICT FEWER GRASSHOPPERS THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK AT LAKE PRESTON GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
STORES TO CLOSE IN WEST RIVER TOWNS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
STORMY WEATHER KEEPS AREA ON EDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
AGRICULTURE YOUTH GATHERING SET FOR JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
FORESTRY DIVISION TO HELP RURAL FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT TO RECEIVE PSYCHIATRIC EXAM,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
15 CONTESTANTS TO VIE FOR STATE TEEN TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1986, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
SD BUCKS PRISON CROWDING TRENDS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BALTIC'S ROOTS REACH TO NORWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BEATING THE RECORD HEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL UNION TO RALLY AGAINST VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS ON THE CITY'S STREET TAX,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WORKERS SHOULD BE TOP CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WORKERS SHOW THEY CARE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*STREET TAX POLL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
OFFICIALS SHOULD BACK TALKS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
STRIKERS HAVE GROUND RULES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SHOULD LIVING STANDARD DROP? (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*SMALL-TOWN NEWSWOMAN PRESSES ON,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AREA LIBRARIES TO OFFER VIDEOTAPES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY COURSE OFFERED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
WALKAMERICA HOSTS AWARDS PARTY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BUTTER-NUT HELPS HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
GROUP MARKS AWARENESS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HISTORIC WALKING TOUR THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"HOSPITAL RECEIVES {dollar}20,000 DONATION","Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SWIM PASSES AVAILABLE TO FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BROOKINGS FIRM WINS TOP HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE DAMAGED BY FIRE IN ATTIC,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE STABBED IN WEEKEND FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO SEE OFFICIALS UP CLOSE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ACTIONS SPEAK TO HIM ON WORLD TREK,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS AT STAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CITY, STATE TANGLE IN HOUSING ISSUE","Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER HISTORIC DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ASH PLANT MAY START IN SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AGRICULTURE OFFICIALS BLOW WHISTLE ON THISTLES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIRPORT BOARD TO ASK CITY ABOUT CONTROL TOWER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONVICTED KILLER'S GIRLFRIEND FIGHTS EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARKS DEPARTMENT PLANS WEEKEND FREE-FOR-ALL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PESTS MIGHT MEAN TROUBLE FOR BEEKEEPERS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WALL MATERIALS BLAMED FOR SCHOOL DEFECT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNION RECRUITS MITCHELL WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LOT'S IN A NAME--TRIBE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHOW EXPLAINS HUNTING FEES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BEEF VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STATE UPHOLDS SEX COMPLAINT AGAINST WILKA,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEW STORE COMING TO NEW TOWN MALL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ONLY 10.5[ WHAT A GAS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
COACHES MUST FOLLOW RULES OF THE GAME,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION II WILL HELP CUT WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOME BUS DRIVERS UNSAFE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PUSHING VA CLAIMS INTO COURTS BAD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S INCREASE IN WEB SPENDING,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARKSTON BOND VOTE TO REQUIRE RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
QUARRY WORKER HURT IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOARD ANNOUNCES NEW AIRPORT MANAGER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ELK POINT CARD SHARKS...,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIALS CONFIDENT NICOLAY CAN JUGGLE JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RETREAT CENTER ADDITION MOVES AHEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW SCHOOL PROGRAM RAISES IRE IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WORKERS CAMPAIGN ON IMAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*EX-INDIAN ACTIVIST STARTS CHAUFFEUR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DROUGHT AID LIST EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARM CREDIT MEETING IS SET FOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"RECEIPTS LOWER FOR CATTLE, SHEEP","Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*RHUBARB ADDS TWIST TO TREATS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GUARD HONORS CHRISTOPHERSON,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS WISE TO PASS CBA CHANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN RESIDENTS FAVOR RESORT COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*CENTENNIAL CONVOY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DIRECTOR OF STATE WATER DEPT STEPS DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GUNMAN'S BULLET HITS CAR ON INTERSTATE 29,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCCARTHY--US IS STAGNATING,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HEARS ALLEGATIONS AGAINST PRISON EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STATES ASK TO TAX OUT-OF-STATE SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
AUSTAD'S PRESIDENT SAYS LEGISLATION UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*CENTER OFFERS YOUTH BETTER OPTION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FRENZIES REMIND STATE WHAT ITS MISSING (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WATERING BAN MAKES SENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FREEZE A WELCOME STEP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NATION MUST HAVE FAMILY-LEAVE LAW (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BISHOP'S ARREST SHAMEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RIGHTS JUSTIFY BREAKING LAW (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CLEANUP STORY HELPFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
KRAUTH DUO BRINGS TALENT TO AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEATHER HELPS IMPROVE AREA FISHING,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STREAKING SDSU MAKES TITLE PITCH,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*THE FINALS COUNTDOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YEARNING FOR LONGER DOSE OF POISON,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL ORGANIZATION AIDS ACHIEVEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEMOCRATS TO HOST TEEN CAMP IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EIGHT PROTESTERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER OFFERS BILL TO HELP RURAL HEALTH,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO ATTEND AUTHORS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TESTS CLEAR 2 IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PLAN WOULD GIVE MORRELL CHEAPER WATER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SIXTH-GRADERS ANSWER QUIZ OF CENTURY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD RECEIVES MORE IN GRANT MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SEIZE PROPERTY OF MAN ACCUSED OF BRIBERY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS COUPLE OPENS TEEN CLUB,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
GOLF COURSE SOON REALITY IN GARRETSON,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LANDOWNER LIABLE FOR EROSION DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IOWA SUSPECT WON'T FIGHT EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
TRIBE RENEWS ORDER BANNING SD TROOPERS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1989, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*JOHNSON BACKS FAMILY LEAVE BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE PROFILE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EX-CITIBANK PRESIDENT HELPS START AT&T CARD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PANDERING BEGINS FOR GET-TOUGH VOTE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*CRITERIA FOR ASSESSING FARM LAND TAXES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GAMBLING WILL LEAD TO CRIME PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
KTWB-FM FOR PEOPLE WHO LIKE GOOD MUSIC (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
AREA AUTHORS' LATEST WORKS IN BOOKSTORES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KISS SHOW IS BIGGEST--SINGER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HEIFER ROUNDUP SATURDAY IN HURON,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MOVIE'S VITAL SIGNS ARE POOR,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"FOOD DISTRIBUTION SET SATURDAY, MONDAY","Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARDING ANNOUNCES BID FOR TREASURER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAK TURNS OUT TO BE NON-TOXIC,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NICOLAY TO SEEK RE-ELECTION TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NURSES GROUPS GIVE MUENSTER THEIR BACKING,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ON THE MOVE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PETERS ASKS TO HAVE MURDER TRIAL MOVED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUGIE STUDENTS OPPOSE DISCIPLINARY ACTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL READY TO MOVE FORWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EMERGENCY APPEAL FILED IN RIVER SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JURISDICTION CLAIM REJECTED ON SOME CRIMES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OAHE FLOWS CUT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CONTAMINATED SOIL REMOVED IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GREGORY MAN WON'T REOPEN BAR,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HILLS AREA INCLUDED IN AIR SERVICE PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE DOUBTS RADAR WILL RECEIVE BACKING,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DEFENSE MOVE REJECTED IN MITCHELL MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LEGISLATOR'S RE-ELECTION BID DERAILED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAGAZINE TO RETURN TO BOOKSTORE SHELVES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COURT SUSPENDS LICENSE OF FORT PIERRE LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GARRRETSON PLEA TO JOIN SYSTEM WILL BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
JOHNSON SWORN IN AS FLANDREAU MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BREAKFAST PROGRAM MAKES THE GRADE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
BROOKINGS TO REVIEW CAB SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
"*LINCOLN BOYS, GIRLS WIN SIC TRACK","Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
EXECUTIVE ORDER DROPS MOWING FEE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
FRANKENFELD PRAISES FOE'S FARM BILL EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
ENVOY SEES MORE EUROPEAN SALES FOR SD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
CORSON COUNTY DECLARED DROUGHT DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.5"
*{dollar}1 MILLION BOND SET IN GIRL'S MURDER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CARRIERS ADMIT FEARS OF EARLY-MORNING JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ARNOTTS NOT GUILTY OF ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FILMS GET SECOND SHOWING IN BRITTON,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SENIORS CITIZEN FORUMS PLANNED FOR TWO WEEKS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*REOPENING CLAIMS ISSUE WOULD HARM RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"TAX SYSTEM UNFAIR TO CHILDLESS, ELDERLY (L)","Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA SOFTBALL TEAM STARTS OVER AT 55,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FLANDREAU DOUBLES IN BIG SIOUX TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TSCHETTER RIGHT ON COURSE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU BASEBALL TEAM STAYS ALIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*READY TO RUN FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARRISBURG WILL HAVE DRIVE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MANY COLLEGES HOLD GRADUATIONS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUTHWEST SD HIT BY DOWNPOURS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JOINING THE FIGHT AGAINST CANCER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NSP DEFENDS PATHFINDER TRAVEL PATH,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RULING MAY HALT LANDFILL TILL '92 VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MANY FROM 323RD WILL RETURN TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RURAL CRY FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*ANNE KATHERINE 'KATIE' CLAREY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
APPLICANTS SOUGHT FOR COUNTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER WATERTOWN MAN KILLED BY TRAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN SEEKS LIMITS ON LOTTERY LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS TURN DOWN FIRE PREVENTION AREAS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"REGENTS REFINE BUDGETING, ADD SDSU MINOR","Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SPEARFISH CANYON LISTING IS DEBATED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HEARINGS SET FOR PAIR ON SEX-RELATED CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COUNTY OPPOSES PLAN TO KEEP DUMPS INTACT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
4-H CLUBS WILL PLANT TREES IN MONTROSE PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE TOURISM OFFICIALS PREDICT '91 BONANZA,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*ADMINISTRATOR FIGHTS UNFLATTERING IMAGE OF CHARTER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GARTH BROOKS TO PLAY IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INDECISION STALLS ARTS CENTER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY TO BE USED TO SELL TICKETS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
TROUBLE SURROUNDS CHARTER CORP,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"HOSPITAL DEFECTS FOUND, CORRECTED","Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
*POLITICS NEEDS OUR TINKERING,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*TEENS BURN RUBBER AT HIGH SCHOOL RACES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*YAC PROFILE--WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
CLOSES WITH RICH WORKS POWERFULLY PLAYED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'COLORED WATER' (PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"MOTORISTS, IT'S RISKY OUT THERE (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*WHEAT, BREAD PRICES NOT INTERTWINED","Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CORLEY LACKS GRASP OF BIBLICAL PRINCIPLES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WOMEN AND GUNS STORY OBJECTIVELY PRESENTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BEER IN CAPITOL CERTAINLY NO SCANDAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
COMMON CAUSES LISTED FOR YELLOW NAILS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*DOG-GONE FUN--OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANNUITIES' GROWTH IS TAX-DEFERRED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"FARMERS PLANT EARLY, AWAIT RAIN","Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BROKAW TO RECEIVE JOURNALISM AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GEMAR TO SPEAK AT BOYS STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THRESHOLD ORGANIZES YOUTH BOWLATHON,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TOSHIBA CORP DONATES {dollar}50,000 TO RUSHMORE","Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FUNERAL DIRECTOR HELPS FAMILIES IN TOUGH TIMES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU PRESIDENT RECALLS CHASING ELUSIVE PIG,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRUSTY STATUS FOR LIFE INMATES WEIGHED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CANTON MAN ATTEMPTS MURDER, THEN SUICIDE","Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY JOB LOSSES MISS SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ALASKAN TO TAKE POST AT HURON UNIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARK STICKERS WAIVED FOR BUFFALO AUCTION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOO MANY AGENCIES CLOG WATER DEVELOPMENT PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PEROT SUPPORTERS SAY EFFORT GAINING STEAM,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DEADWOOD PLANS TRAIL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TREE REDUCTION PROGRAM AT RUSHMORE CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TRIBES EXPECTED TO CHALLENGE GAMING RULES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*AKRON BAGS, BRACES FOR FLOOD","Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ICE CREAM MOGUL SCHWAN DIES AT 64,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RIOT SUSPECTS MAY FACE ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NOT A PRAYER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"GRADES IMPORTANT FOR TEACHERS, TOO (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ACCEPTING HOMOSEXUAL LIFESTYLE NOT NECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"KORESH RESPONSIBLE, NOT THE GOVERNMENT (L)","Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LOOK FOR LESSON IN WACO TEAGEDY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ENDING MILITARY GAY BAN IS LONG OVERDUE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ALLOW GAYS IN THE MILITARY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BEING A NURSE IS A PRIVILEGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
DOLLY FAMILY THANKS YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CITY DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION APPLAUDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
WOMAN OFFERS WORDS OF SYMPATHY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*KANSAS MAN NAMED MANAGING EDITOR,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABOUREZK PONDERS GOVERNOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLINTON TO INVESTIGATE MICKELSON CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TERRACE PARK POOL BID IS {dollar}2.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS BALTIC BARN,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GRADUATES MUST WORK TO FIND A JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
1 COMPUTER FOR EVERY 5 KIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REGIONAL LANDFILL OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
INMATE PLEA SAYS HE DIDN'T ATTEMPT RAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN FIGHT WITH DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MAN, 40, ACQUITTED IN STABBING DEATH","Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REDFIELD MAN ADMITS NOT FILING TAXES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TURNER-HUTCHINSON CO-OP MEETS MAY 26,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RIVER SWIM COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HISTORIC YANKTON THEATER REOPENING,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAKOTA CULTURE IN NEW HILL CITY MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STUDENTS DON'T BELIEVE AIDS RISK,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM HELPS AUTHORITIES NAB SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX OFFICIALS PUSH FOR TOURISM ON RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*WOLF NAMED AS CEO AT NSP,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
IRS PLANS SURPRISE CHECKUPS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*FIND WARMEST WATER AND YOU'LL FIND FISH,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN'S MILLER NAMED TO HALL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*CANCER PATIENTS LOOK GOOD WITH CARING, MAKEUP HELP","Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYHOUSE DRAMA WINS REGIONAL COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*IT TAKES WORK, DISINFECTANT TO KEEP BIRD BATH CLEAN","Argus LeaderMay 11 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*BAD WEATHER THROWS FARMERS' PLANTING OFF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HAVING HIS DAY IN THE SUN,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SEWER-LINE BREAK TAXES SMALL TOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE WANTS PROBE OF CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SERIAL KILLER GETS WHAT HE DESERVED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"CHILD ABUSE, NEGLECT NEEDS TO BE REPORTED (L)","Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"CHILDREN LEARN VIRTUES FROM BIBLE, PARENTS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"ITEM IN VACCINE STORY CONJECTURE, NOT FACT (L)","Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
CLINTON'S POLICY HURTS CHANCES OF BEEKEEPERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
"YOU CAN ASK FOR A YIELD, STOP SIGN","Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COSTNERS TO RECEIVE RESORT TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEEN DENIES AIMING RIFLE AT LEWIS GUARD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 13 MONTHS IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONSULTANT TO SHARE TRAFFIC IDEAS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EERIE ECLIPSE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUSPECT DENIES STRANGLING DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MISSOURI SENATORS ATTACK PLAN TO ALTER RIVER FLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"MAN, 25, DENIES KILLING GIRLFRIEND","Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN MUST SELL DOGS IN CRUELTY CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WORKER HURT WHEN TRENCH CAVES IN,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GENEALOGICAL GROUP SELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY PHYSICIANS HONOR USD SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIGH COURT TO REVIEW TRIBAL LIQUOR ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*LOOKING FOR TROUBLE--FORD/AAA STUDENT AUTO SKILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MADISON APPROVES HIKE IN CITY SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EX-COP CHARGED IN USD RAPES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COUNTY OK'S ROAD CLOSING FOR CHURCH'S FLY-IN EVENT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
FEDERAL OFFICIALS TO LOOK AT FLOODING DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
TEA SCHOOL HONORS 45 PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD LAWMAKERS DEFEND B-1B BOMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FORMER APARTMENT COMPLEX OWNERS SUED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS TO LEARN ABOUT WATER AT FESTIVALS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY AT PARKS EVENT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MADISON VOTES 5-0 AGAINST DANCE PERMIT,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PANEL BEGINS CRIMINAL-SENTENCE STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ABDNOR BEGINS CAMPAIGNING FOR MILLER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
INDIAN LEADERS CRITICIZE FEDS FOR DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*RELATIVE CHEERS BEER BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
CANADA WHEAT EXPORTS PROBED,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HAS 24% INCREASE IN REVENUE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"JACKS, VIKINGS READY FOR TOURNEY","Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MR SUNSHINE COMES THROUGH FOR SD LAD,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PARKING VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"GOING, GOING ...","Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHICKENS AND COWS--SOUTH DAKOTA NATIVES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RENNER WOMAN LIKES NORWEGIAN & IT SHOWS IN COOKING,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*WORLD TRAVEL PUTS A CULTURAL BITE INTO RECIPES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WHS GRADS SOUGHT FOR 20-YEAR REUNION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*PAPERWORK FOUL-UP ALLOWED FELON TO GO FREE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FAA CHIEF--DASCHLE'S WIFE DID NOTHING WRONG,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*RAINFALL TOTAL NEARS NEW RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE-FAA LINK SHOULD BE REVIEWED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KEEP SCHOOL DISTRICT OUT OF AD BUSINESS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PROPERTY-TAX ISSUE WON'T JUST DISAPPEAR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STUDIO CONSOLIDATION GOOD COST-CUTTING STEP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
AMERICANS MUSN'T LET FEAR RULE THEIR LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*EDUC. NEEDS CABINET-LEVEL VOICE IN POLITICS (PROF),"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW STARTS FLOOD HOT LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN WHO STARVED DOG FINED {dollar}200,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOLEN PUPPY RETURNS TO HUMANE SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE INJURED IN JAIL IS IN FAIR CONDITION,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROAD WORK FALLS MONTH BEHIND,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NO TAXES BUT VOLUNTEERS BUILD VIBORG NEW HALL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW DITCH TO EASE HIGHWAY 14 WOES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORE AND WORSE DESCRIBES TEEN CRIME,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PHONE VOTE RECOUNT WILL BE MAY 24,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FUND-RAISER FRIDAY FOR NEW YOUTH CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MYRL AND ROY'S PAVING WINS RESURFACING JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION WOMAN FACES TRIAL IN PAINKILLER FORGERY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*COMMUNITY COLLEGE GRADUATION SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TOWN WANTS TO START AMBULANCE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PLAN TO GUIDE LINCOLN COUNTY GROWTH READY TO GO,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITIZENS PANEL TO OFFER LIST OF SCHOOL REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ELLSWORTH SURVIVES ANOTHER ROUND,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AGENTS ARREST EX-COUNTY PROSECUTOR IN MARIJUANA CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
VIDEO-LOTTERY BUSINESSES SHOULD BE FARTHER APART,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW APPOINTS PERSONNEL COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
UPS SETS BENEFIT FOR VICTIM OF CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*PICKETING FOR HIGHER WAGES,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
CONSERVATION PROGRAM SIGN-UP BEGINS MAY 30,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
COPY-MACHINE TONER OBJECT OF PHONE SCAM--OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
FREE WORKSHOPS TO HELP FARMERS WITH WEATHER ANXIETY,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
CREDIT THREATENS TO DRY UP,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
*FIGHT FOR ICE HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
VIKINGS COME HOME FOR SOFTBALL REGIONAL,"Argus LeaderMay 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
Pushes idea of inter-league play.,"Argus LeaderMay 11, 1988, sect.D, p.1, col.5"
UNITED NATIONAL SHAKEN-RUMORS ON BANK FLY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS PRAISE FUEL VOW,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS GET FUEL SUPPLY AID,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS GET FUEL SUPPLY AID,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS PRAISE FUEL VOW,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNITED NATIONAL SHAKEN-RUMORS ON BANK FLY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUSES MAY NOT ROLL NEXT FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SALVAGE VIABLE MILWAUKEE RAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SALVAGE VIABLE MILWAUKEE RAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HARRIS BACK AT WORK FOR PRO CHANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DUBBELDE'S DOUBLE TROUBLE IN TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FINDING TAKERS TOUGH WHEN DONATING BODY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FARMER WON'T PLOW UP FOUR ACRES OF THE PAST,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEWER USERS RAISING STINK,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PORTER TO BE SWORN IN TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PORTER TO BE SWORN IN TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LIBRARY BID ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUREAU TO BEGIN OAHE PROJECT STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUREAU TO BEGIN OAHE PROJECT STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT STRIKES DOWN AUTOMATIC CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATES HAMMERING OUT RAIL REPAIR PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAILS ORDERED TO PREPARE FOR TAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WINTER WHEAT CROP EXPECTED TO DROP,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DEREGULATION COULD DISRUPT SHIPPING,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DEREGULATION COULD DISRUPT SHIPPING,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GIRL NOT HURT IN 55 MPH FALL-ETHAN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JEREMIAH MURPHY DENIES CHARGES ABOUT MEANS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*NATIONAL SYMBOL LOSES IN ENCOUNTERS WITH MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY PUTS OFF GARBAGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY PUTS OFF GARBAGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DAKOTAH INC SUCCESS SPREADING,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BROOKINGS SURVIVES ANNUAL MIGRATION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BROOKINGS SURVIVES ANNUAL MIGRATION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*WALLEYE BITE FOR CITY EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"PLOWING BY ELECTRICITY-MAYBE, RESEARCH SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIXTH GRADERS EARN THEIR SCHOOL-END FUN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLOUD SEEDING FOOLS MOTHER NATURE-SOMETIMES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'CAT EYE' INVENTOR CAN 'LIGHT UP THE WORLD',"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
'CAT EYE' INVENTOR CAN 'LIGHT UP THE WORLD',"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
5 DIE ON SD ROADS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CATTLEMEN ALLEGE FEDS ISSUED NO DES BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CATTLEMEN ALLEGE FEDS ISSUED NO DES BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NO MINOR INFRACTIONS HERE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
A BETTER IDEA FOR SAVING GAS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD TRIP COST TAXPAYERS NOTHING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW SPOUSE BILL VETO IS CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW SPOUSE BILL VETO IS CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEMOCRAT GLAD SHE HAS SENATE CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WHY 10 ATTENDED ROCKY FLATS RALLY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
GRASSHOPPER HATCH DUE SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JACQUE SCHUMACHER HEADS GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN-POLITICS MAKES BAD POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHUMAKER BACKS OLYMPIC BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARISH CALLS BALANCED BUDGET PHONY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHUMAKER BACKS OLYMPIC BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUNFLOWER TRADING CAN HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPORT-WINTER WHEAT NEEDS RAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUILDING PLANES ONLY HALF THE FUN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FOREST TOLL--A WAITING GAME,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JOY RIDER TRIES JANKLOW'S TRUCK,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MILWAUKEE SETS LOAN DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEW SD RAIL TAXES UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEW SD RAIL TAXES UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WHEELCHAIR POLITICS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WHEELCHAIR POLITICS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS DOCK OWN SALARY 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"9 SPECIAL SESSIONS CONVENED-ISSUES INCLUDED WAR, ENE","Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS DOCK OWN SALARY 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RULING COULD SAVE SD {dollar}300,000","Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PLEA CHANGED IN LIVESTOCK FRAUD CASE--JUDGE HIKES BAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PLEA CHANGED IN LIVESTOCK FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*COUNTY ORDERS {dollar}19,000 COMPUTERS NEED STUDY","Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*COUNTY ORDERS {dollar}19,000 COMPUTERS NEED STUDY","Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
A PLUS FOR SF (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOLGER LISTENS TO BORDER PLIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
8 REGENTS ELECTED FOR AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SAFEWAY BEGINS ALUMINUM RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECALL MEETING TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLAYOFFS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RATES RISE FOR CALLING OUT OF STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
3 KILLED IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
33 CASES OF INSURANCE FRAUD DETECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRAYERS FOR RAIN ANSWERED--QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA PRODUCES 2 MORE BIG TEN CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SDSU TITLE BLITZ OVERWHELMING,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*IN YANKTON, THE WAIT GOES ON...","Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FLANERY MEATS CLOSING IN HURON,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"RAPID CITY, HOMEOWNERS REACH COMPROMISE IN LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
USD'S AUSTIN LEARNS ROPES AT SEAHAWKS MINI-CAMP,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TOM LANDRY AT EASE AS FCA SPOKESMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRACK ACTION HEATS UP WITH REGIONAL MEETS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*BALLOONISTS GUIDE THEIR CRAFTS OVER HIGHWAY 34,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER SAYS ETSI PLANNING SECOND PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPENCER COUPLE'S FALSE-ARREST TRIAL OPENS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANTI-SEMITISM GROWING IN MIDWEST KATCHEN SAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SECRETARY OF STATE KUNDERT'S BROTHER WINS DRAW,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ACQUITTED IN WAUBAY SCHOOL ARSON,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE COMMITTEE GETS WEB BILL TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD--LAND OF BEST-LOOKING LICENSE PLATES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNIFORM SCHOOL DAY PLAN MERITS APPROVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOW BIRCH PUBLICATION ANALYZES MONEY BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"LET ROBERTS FOLLOW DASCHLE, PRESSLER (L)","Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MAKE SD GAMBLING LEGAL--AND TAX IT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
NOW IS TIME FOR NUCLEAR FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*PETERSON SEEKS TREASURER SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE OKS TEACHER PAY HIKES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLANT COMPLETING ANTI-POLLUTION PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
S&LS HOLDING THEIR OWN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SMALL-GRAIN SEEDING AHEAD OF NORMAL,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PICKUP TRUCK ROLLED OVER ON FALLS PARK DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PERCENT OF REAL ESTATE SUBJECT TO TAXATION STAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TOWNS GET 911 EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF MOTORCYCLIST IN FAIR CONDITION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE WON'T FUND MENTAL HEALTH PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SWIMMING PASSES TO BE DISTRIBUTED,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"ABERDEEN BOARD, TEACHERS COMPROMISE ON CONTRACTS","Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
RC MURDER SUSPECTS SAID THEY'D BEEN IN SHOOTOUT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*WHERE IS SITTING BULL BURIED,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AMERICAN LEGION COMMANDER ROBERT ASCHOFF,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
*LILA DAY SORORITY PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
"SERTOMA, LASERTOMA OFFICERS","Argus LeaderMay 12 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
*CHILD OK DESPITE NIGHT IN FIELD,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OWNER OF STOCKYARDS BECOMES INDEPENDENT CORPORATION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUN IN SIOUX FALLS--SNOW WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MISS SD USA RECOMMENDS PAGAENT TO OTHER WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUFFRAGE LEADERS WILL BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
WOMEN'S CENTER OFFERS SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
CELEBRATION HONORS MUSIC PROFESSOR,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
{dollar}3 MILLION TO LOAN TO FARMERS FOR IRRIGATION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STOFFERAHN SUING FARM TENANT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY BALKS AT HOSPITAL BILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUNKEN DRIVING CASES UP IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RAW SEWAGE POLLUTES LEADER PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*8TH CANDIDATE ENTERS RACE FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWYERS--BOOK ISN'T ALL WRONG,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TELEPHONE FRAUDS TRY TO SELL NOTHING FOR SOMETHING,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT--INDIAN NOT UNDER SD JURISDICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIM RAPPED FOR DOING WHAT OTHERS SUGGESTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF HAS MANY ATTRACTIONS YOU'LL ENJOY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ON A BIKE NOT GOOD FOR SAFETY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LISTEN TO EXPERTS ON HOSPITAL ADDITION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CANTON PET PROBLEM CORRECTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DAKOTA STRING QUARTET FEATURED ON RADIO,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DISPUTED LAND STILL ELIGIBLE FOR LOANS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SAFETY COUNCIL OFFERS DRIVING COURSE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
14 SHOPS CLOSING IN TRANSPORTATION REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COAL SLURRY DEVELOPER QUESTIONING NEED FOR PERMIT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FUNDING SCHOOLS SERVING ELLSWORTH A PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"HERE COME THE BUGS, SOUTH DAKOTA","Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HOSPITAL WORKERS REQUIRED TO HAVE HEPATITIS SHOTS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATER BOARD APPROVES LOAN FOR ANDES-WAGNER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
OFFICIALS--3 WATER SYSTEMS SHOULD GET GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
CLUBS CELEBRATE NORWEGIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS OFFICIALS COUNTERSUE FORMER POLICEMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HUMAN SERVICES CENTER NEEDS ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OACOMA MAN DROWNS IN A DAM NEAR RELIANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CRACK CAUSED HELICOPTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
TESTIMONY CONCLUDES IN LITTON CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
KAPPENMAN FAMILY MAY CHALLENGE PREAKNESS FIELD,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DIMINUTIVE ODE IS HIT WITH AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FISHERMAN COOPER SAYS JIGS WORK JUST AS WELL TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAKE MADISON ONLY HOT SPOT FOR FISHING IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"1 MONTH LATER, CASE UNSOLVED","Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"BOOK SALE RAISED MORE THAN {dollar}5,000","Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
REITER PUTTS O'GORMAN INTO DRIVER'S SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MEDICAL OATH FOR MOTHER, DAUGHTER","Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER HIT HARDEST DURING DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROSECUTORS COUNTER REQUEST FOR NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLUB WILL PLANT 500 TREES FOR PHEASANT SHELTER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DIVERS CONTINUE SEARCHING CREEK FOR VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-MANAGER OF CROOKS BANK GETS PROBATION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PSST--WANT TO BUY A USED BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
VOTERS HAVE UNTIL MAY 21 TO REGISTER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MIXING WITH POLITICS AN UNFORTUNATE TRADITION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS CAN'T AFFORD BOND (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EPISCOPALIAN BISHOP WILL PREACH AT CALVARY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MORE SUITS COULD FOLLOW, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TOASTMASTERS FROM AROUND STATE MEET TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 LINCOLN HIGH SENIORS ARE SCHOLAR FINALISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SPECIAL SESSION COST TAXPAYERS {dollar}36,592","Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE SUPPORTS FULL DEVELOPMENT OF CENDAK,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BUFFALO MAN SUES CHICAGO COMMODITIES BROKER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEAD WANTS TO SALVAGE OPERA HOUSE WALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POST OFFICE GETS COMPLAINTS ABOUT VACATION DEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REDFIELD BAND PLANS FOR TRIP TO SAN FRANCISCO,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
4-DAY WEEK SAVES MONEY FOR ROAD DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ACCEPTING LATE PAYMENTS KEEP CONTRACT ALIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
OFFICIAL SAYS SPILLS OF CHEMICALS BEGAN BEFORE FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
VICTIM MAY IDENTIFY OBSCENE CALLER BY VOICE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW'S PLANS FOR '86 UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*CONSERVATIVE--PRESSLER IS IGNORANT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MEANS REFLECTS ON DAYS PAST,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
22 TRUSTIES WILL PLANT TREES NEAR LAKE OAHE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
997 REGISTER FOR CLASSES AT DAKOTA STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*PLANE FLEW LOW OVER CHILDHOOD HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPRING STORM SOPS STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KNOCK OFF THE CONDESCENDING REMARKS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MOUTHS STILL ARE SEALED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BIGGER CITY BOARD WOULD HELP BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BULLY FOR ARGUS LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*AMATEUR BASEBALL FEUD IN SD HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUSET BEGINS 1985 SEASON TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SUMMER REKINDLES OLD SOFTBALL MYTHS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*BOY SCOUTS VOLUNTEER HELP FOR CEMETERY CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION RESCHEDULES HEARINGS ON CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DELIVER MOTHER'S DAY LOVE ACROSS THE NATION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FARM COUPLE WIN {dollar}160,000 JURY AWARD","Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE CRASH INJURES SF MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE IDENTIFY MAN ARRESTED IN GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLEAN-A-THON,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SATURDAY MAIL STAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL LAWYERS REACH OUT IN YELLOW PAGES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"ARSON CAUSES {dollar}250,000 DAMAGE A YEAR","Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
BIA POISON THIEF GETS FIVE-YEAR PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
CITY VOTES TO EXEMPT FARM GOODS FROM TAX,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
WHEAT COMMISSION SELECTS NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"*SMILE, IT'S MOTHER'S DAY","Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*DONNA DIEREN, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
JOB CREATION IS STATE'S CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"CLUB WILL BRING INVESTORS, ENTREPRENEURS TOGETHER","Argus LeaderMay 12 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*RINGING IN MOTHER'S DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MAN, FAMILY TRY TO RECOVER FROM ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderMay 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BUSINESS MISHANDLES DEVELOPMENT ATTEMPT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITY SCHOOLS SHOULD RECRUIT LOCAL TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE OUT OF LINE ON GASOLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*AIR GUARD RESTORES PLANE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIGHT OVER PARKING RAMP TO HEAT UP,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION WOMAN DIES AFTER CAR-TRUCK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IRS CAN HELP FARMERS IN FLOOD DISASTER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DELL RAPIDS SENIOR NAMED PAPER CARRIER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HEART ATTACK DOESN'T STOP CUNNINGHAM,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE SEES SIGN OF COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD FACULTY SALARIES RANK LAST,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY TO STUDY AIRPORT PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"*DEHAVEN, TOLZIN LEAD JACKRABBITS TO TRACK TITLE","Argus LeaderMay 12 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*LATE RESTAURATEUR SERVED FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LEADERS CALL FOR SOLIDARITY AGAINST MORRELL,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HAYWARD SCHOOL SITE CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEN--COERCED INTO SEX,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
IRAN HEARING SOILS REAGAN'S IMAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MURPHY IS PRO-BIG BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WRONG TO SIDE WITH MORRELL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EXTENSION CUTS HURT PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
MICKELSON CAN'T BE TRUSTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
SD'S SWIMMERS ARE TOPS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
'GAZETTE' GIVES OTHER VIEW (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
VETERANS HOSPITAL IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
OFFICIALS ACTED INHUMANELY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
HUSET OPENER A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EGAN O'GORMAN TRIUMPH,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOHN IS TOASTMASTERS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HUNTINGTON HEADS DAV OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ODD FELLOWS NUNBER 9 INSTALLS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WILLIAMS LEADS WOMEN VOTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANESTHETISTS HAVE SPRING MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEALTH ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AREA SERVICE GROUPS WIN AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DAV AUXILIARY ELECT NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SORORITY NAMES TUCKER PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
IOWA GOVERNOR PROMISES SPEEDY OK OF 65,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON NAMES NEW STATE JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICE TO PROBE HURON STABBING,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA FIRE MARSHALL RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DOG TRAINER JOINS COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ELECTRICAL SHORT CITED AS CAUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS WALK IN NEW SHOES FOR DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CROP PLANTING SPRINGS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
3.2 BARS AWAIT COURT DECISION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
OFFICER-MISSILES BENEFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA PORK OWNER CRITICIZES UNION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
AIR SHOW SET FOR ARMED FORCES DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BOARD DELAYS PUTTING CITY AREAS ON REGISTER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
PETITION DRIVE PLANNED ON BUILDINGS' DEMOLITION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*WALT AND MARY'S RESTAURANT OWNER DEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CANTON SALES JUMP 25 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*A WORK OF ART,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OSHA FINES IBP {dollar}3.1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL REJECTS STORE'S REQUEST TO ADD,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON A CITY MANAGER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EDUCATION MUST BE REAL STATE PRIORITY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NICOLAY IS GOOD PICK (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD DOESN'T PROMOTE CHEAP LABOR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOLK'S WHINING TIRESOME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AIDS MAILING WASTES MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*LIFE AT WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCOUTS SALUTE HISTORIC ARCHITECTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SENIOR OLYMPICS PLANNED FOR JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LIVING HISTORY PROGRAM PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SPIRIT OF DAKOTA FORMS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*PROFESSOR ENTERS RACE FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA TO GIVE OUT SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS CAN GET LEAVE IF ELECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO STOP ILLEGAL ALIEN BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUSINESS CLIMATE APPEALS TO KOREANS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EX-SHERIFF ENJOYS DAY FROM SUNNY PAST,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RISTESUND SEEKS 2-YEAR CITY SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL-UNION MEETING CALLED OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL DEFENDS WAY STATE ATTRACTS BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PIT BULL DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ASSOCIATION PICKS ABERDEEN MAN AS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLOWING SEWAGE ASH IRRITATES RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GUILTY TO SHOOTING COYOTE FROM PLANE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEW DRINKING WATER STANDARDS ADOPTED,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*AIDS EPIDEMIC HURTING HEMOPHILIACS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
AUGUSTANA'S KOURI NAMED TO ALL-AM TEAM,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*USD WOMEN ADD TRACK RECORD,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*FAMILY WORRIES WHENEVER TENSION RISE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TRI-STATE, PRESIDENT INDICTED","Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'QUITE RICH' FOR WINNER IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SD LEADERS BACK DECISION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DO YOU SUPPORT PRESIDENT BUSH'S DECISION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RESIDENTS HAIL TROOP DEPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
LET OLD ARREST WARRANT DIE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHIP COMPARISON MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SPEND FOREIGN AID MONEY ON AMERICANS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SUPPORT CHILD CARE BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DAY HONORS TRANSIT WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DROPPING SHOW A DISSERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
FREEZE WORKABLE IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*'OLD FRIENDS' URGES TO ENJOY LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*'SEE NO EVIL, HEAR NO EVIL'","Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WRITERS RAISE SOMBER VIEWS ABOUT FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SHOW HIGHLIGHTS NEWS ARTICLES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
USD TO AUDITION FOR JULY PLAY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DASCHLE CO-SPONSORS MEDICARE LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUIDED TOURS OFFERED FOR HISTORICAL SITES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ONE-CAR CRASH KILLS THREE NEAR LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
US WEST ASKS PUC TO CHANGE RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CABINET TURNOVER FOLLOWS KNEIP PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONCERTED EFFORT TO FIGHT THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HELP KEEP INDIAN TRADITIONS FROM DYING,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CONVICTION UPHELD IN CITY GIRL'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*THIRD CANDIDATE MAKES BID FOR COMMISSION SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD CABINET MEMBERS SALARIES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*WINTER HELPS WARRIORS TO GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HOUSING FUNDS TIED TO JOB OPPORTUNITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*FARMERS APPEAL FOR FRESH START,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MORRELL PARENT BLAMES SLIP ON BANANA SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*PARENTS MOVE AFTER FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGES OPEN WAY FOR MORE WATER RELEASES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRAVIS--THE NEW KING OF COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SOUND OF SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
YOUTH SYMPHONY CONCERT SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
RAPE VICTIM COUNSELORS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
DEEPER CUT NEEDED IN DEFENSE BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ADULT DAY CARE EASES STRESS OF CARING,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WATER IS BEING WASTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PUBLIC TV ERRS IN CHOICE OF ARTISTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STATE MUST REDUCE REPEAT LAWBREAKERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*FLANDREAU GIRLS, DELL RAPIDS BOYS RULE","Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HEARING TO DISCUSS PROPOSED WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH SHIPPING COCAINE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR'S PICNIC SET FOR TERRACE PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"3 ARRESTED ON DRUG, CONSPIRACY CHARGES","Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE WANTS CAMPAIGN BILL AMENDED,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR DEBUTS SCHOOL-WORK PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAN PULLED SAFELY FROM 8-FOOT HOLE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WHY BOYD COUNTY--FIRM TO EXPLAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION COULD LIMIT LOTTERY GAMES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"DOUG KAZMERZAK NEW TOWNS, TOWNSHIP CHIEF","Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MADISON 7TH, 8TH GRADE INTO HIGH SCHOOL","Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESTAURANTEUR STARTS SCHOLARSHIP AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU GETS GRANT TO STUDY WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FREE SUMMER CAMP SET FOR DISADVANTAGED KIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STROKE EDUCATION SEMINAR IS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DISTRICT COULD OPT OUT OF PROPERTY TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INVESTIGATORS WANT MORE FIRE TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOME-LIVING CENTER BUILDING STARTS SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MAN TO COURT AGAIN ON MARIJUANA CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BLACK HILLS WATER STUDY GETS DONATION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BEAVER CREEK CENTER HOSTING OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
TORNADOES HIT IN WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*KILLING SPARKS NEW LOOK AT LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MOM KEEPS FARM, FAMILY TOGETHER AFTER MISFORTUNES","Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*323RD BACK HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOUR-DAY WORK WEEK ISN'T THE ANSWER (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRICING BILL GOOD FOR SHOPPERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RC JOURNAL--SIOUX BLACK HILLS LAND (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MEETING PROVES CLOUT OF INOUYE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEMOCRATS STILL TRYING TO COVER THEIR ERRORS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
OFFICIAL'S SAY 'NEVER' AT ALL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TAX COMPLAINER MUST SEE OTHER SIDE OF STORY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VIOLINST'S HANDICAP DIDN'T DESERVE MENTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EXPO FILLED WITH AIDS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
RING A BELL TODAY TO HONOR MOTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
NUMBERS GAME DOESN'T AFFECT AREA PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ONE VICTORY AWAY FROM REGIONAL SOFTBALL TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NDSU SWEEPS PAST FIELD AT NCC TRACK MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"DATES, LICENSE PROPOSALS GIVEN FOR DEER SEASONS","Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
HUSET'S HAS BRIGHT HOPES FOR SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"'ARGUS', 'REGISTER' WIN EXCELLENCE AWARDS","Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INTERIM COMMITTEE TO PLAN REDISTRICTING,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MIXTURE SPILLS NEAR HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEAKER TO ADDRESS HEALTH-CARE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST'S PAINTINGS GIVE VIEWERS BRUSH WITH WEST,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEFENDS COUSIN SMITH,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOCTORS--DOLLARS NOT DRAW TO STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AKTA LAKOTA MUSEUM TO OPEN IN CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BOARD DENIES TEACHER'S GRIEVANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAMING PANEL TO MEET THIS WEEK IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINING COMPANY WANTS TO SWAP LAND WITH FEDS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EDUCATION NEGOTIATOR--ARBITRATION LAW NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WOMAN TO BE SENTENCED IN BANK FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEMOCRATS HOPE FOR 'GOOD-FAITH' EXCEPTION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FARM GROUP GIVES TOP SCORE TO 14 LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HAUL STRIKES HARD IN SOUTHWESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE-ALCOHOL RULES APPLY TO TRIBE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNCIL APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DEMOGRAPHICS TOPIC OF MAY 23 SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FORMER CYCLE CLASSIC DIRECTOR LEADS CHAMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*A PLACE WHERE EVERYTHING'S A DOLLAR,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SD MUST COOPERATE ON TOURISM,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*NICE GUY FINISHES SECOND,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MUSIC CARDS ARE NEW KIDS ON BLOCK,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
MOM'S ADVICE GOES WITH CHILDREN INTO ADULTHOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*HISTORIC BRIDGE COMES TO CENTERVILLE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
CARETRAUM ORDERED OFF 911,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY FACES SCHOOL SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOST LETTER STALLS WORK AT PITTS SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"CITY GREW, BIRTH RATE DID NOT","Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
TIME IS RIGHT TO STRENGTHEN SOVEREIGNTY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
SCHOOL CAMPAIGN USHERS IN NEW ERA (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CAL THOMAS' BIGOTRY IS CAUSE FOR ALARM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PBS KIDS' SEXUALITY PROGRAM PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HAZELTINE A CREDIT TO THE OFFICE SHE HOLDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
NOTION THAT DASCHLE IS ANTI-GUN LAUGHABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
BEER 'SCANDAL' COVERS REPUBLICAN GOLD STARS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SPACE BUDGET OUTRANKS FEEDING NEEDY FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
LEGION HAS NO CLOUT IN SF BASEBALL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*TRAVELING TREND SETTER HAS HEAVY FOLLOWING,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GUN ACCIDENT KILLS 19-YEAR-OLD HURON MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAWKEY OFFERS CASH TO END RABBIT SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RENLI WON'T RUN FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE SENTENCED IN DRUG SMUGGLING,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WELFARE GUIDELINES ON COUNTY AGENDA,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ELDERLY HOUSING PLAN WINS PRELIMINARY OK,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHES TOUGH LESSONS TO FLOCK,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN DENIED OPEN LUNCH HOUR,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CONVENTION CENTER ADVISORY PANEL NAMED,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUSH DESIGNATES 1992 NATIONAL YEAR OF RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEBRASKA COMPACT NAMES NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT REGENT BREAKS TRADITION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
YANKTON TRIBE FOR ALCOHOL TREATMENT CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*LENNOX MAN KEPT PEDALING AT 106,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*COMSTOCK WINS REGION BY 1 SHOT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*HUNTING TURKEYS TAKES SMARTS, SKILL","Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOT SPOTS ARE JUST THAT RIGHT NOW,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEMBERS DISAGREE ABOUT DEPRADATION FUND,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PERSONS RAISING GAME BIRDS NEED LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STERILIZED TROUT DON'T GROW FASTER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*BLOSSOM TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
LOW GOLD PRICES TARNISH INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*COUNTY TO BUILD NEW COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ARTS, CONVENTION CENTERS WON'T RAISE PROPERTY TAXES","Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
INMATE SAYS PRISONERS SAVED GUARD,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"CLINTON TAKES MESSAGE TO MEDIA, HEARTLAND","Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
FBI ABUSED AUTHORITY WHEN IT ATTACKED CULT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SMOKERS VIOLATE NON-SMOKERS' RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE GOVERNMENT NEEDS PLANE NOW (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'ARGUS' EXPLOITED OUR SAVIOR'S SITUATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*FIRST WINNER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRISON TRUSTY ESCAPES FROM YANKTON UNIT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'ARGUS' EDITORS PLAN A 'LISTENING POST',"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUNT NAMED DIRECTOR OF NETTLETON COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIDES BATTLE OVER PRAYER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WET BUT WARM,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REGION FLOOD WATERS RECEDE; CLEAN UP BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"TRIBES MUST GAMBLE ON CASINOS, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLAQUES DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LANDFILL DEADLINE MAY EASE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CRANDALL CHOSEN MAYOR IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRAZY HORSE FACE EMERGES FROM ROCK,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OPGAARD TO SPEAK AT DAKOTA STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER BAR MANAGER ADMITS THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"PIERRE, VERMILLION FIGHT OVER SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT","Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS MAN PLANS FLOATING CASINO,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MILLER MAY RUN IN 1994,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*FAMILY IRON BUSINESS GROWS STRONGER BUILDING CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*STEADY EYE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USD STUDENTS PUT ANATOMY TO GOOD WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*GET ON TRACK WITH NUTRITIOUS, 30-MINUTE DINNERS","Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DANISH NATIVE CHARTS MEALS WITH HELP OF BETTY CROCK,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS WIN BEEF COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*MIDWEST SENATORS FEAR AIRPORT WOULD HURT SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.0, p.05, col.1"
SWINE-DISEASE ERADICATION PROGRAM ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.0, p.05, col.1"
LOWER BRULE TRIBE TO OPEN NEW RESORT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.0, p.05, col.1"
NO JAIL FOR ASSAULTING WOMAN--WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.0, p.05, col.2"
*WHAT'S IN A NAME--NATIONAL PR,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER MEMO ON MORRELL TALKS ANGERS COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INITIATIVE WORRIES LAWMAKER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL MUST ACCEPT FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER BRIDGES WOULD BE WASTE OF CASH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"JANKLOW DELIVERS CHEAP SHOTS, TO LEADERSHIP (L)","Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEPING MORRELL OPEN IS CRITICAL FOR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ARGUS' BOOK PAGE IS A GOOD IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--LET ODGEN MANAGE SF ARENA,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*VIKINGS FACE TOUGH CROWD IN REGIONAL,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GAVINS POINT AN EARLY HOT SPOT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*WHS NAMES NEW COACH,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*BUS STRIKES BICYCLE RIDER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOME SHOW CHARGES COVER EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SAY BOY BURNS GIRL'S HAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
7-ELEVEN CLERK FAKES OUT ROBBER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL PRINCIPALS RECOGNIZED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAN AIMS AT 1ST-GRADE READERS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS TAKE A CLOSER LOOK AT LIFE IN THE RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"THE FLOOD NEVER CAME, BUT OFFICIALS WERE READY","Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NORTHEASTERN COUNTIES WEREN'T AS LUCKY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BOARD OK'S MONEY FOR SATURATED CLAREMONT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUVENILE ESCAPEES FOUND IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN IDENTIFIED IN FATAL CORSON CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAKE ANDES CHILD TO LIVE HIS WISH,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOMESTAKE MINING TO PAY DIVIDEND,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD PROGRAM HEAD RECEIVES HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PICNIC PLANNED FOR YANKTON FACILITY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*VANDALS WON'T LEAVE GARDENS ALONE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
VOTE CHANGE AFTER OFFICIALS CHECK BALLOTS--FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MILLER CAMPAIGN CALLS JANKLOW TALK UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BEDDOW'S WIFE WON'T BE RUNNING MATE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*LETTER GRADE NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY (PROF),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PRESCRIPTION FOR FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*WIDOWS OUT FOR 'BLOOD MONEY,' WOMAN SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PLANTING HIT HARD BY RAINS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORE RAIN FORECAST FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
TAX 'PROTEST' TAME BUT SERVES PURPOSE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WILSON-ILLEGAL WORKER FLAK HYPOCRISY OR BLUNDER?(ED),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL CHORUS SHOWED POSITIVE SIDE OF YOUTH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PRESSLER ISN'T NEEDED AS CALIFORNIA SENATOR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ARGUS GAVE SDSU A RAW DEAL ONCE AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LINCOLN HIGH STUDENTS DESERVE HIGH PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PTA OFFICERS CHOSEN FOR NEXT SCHOOL YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAIL CARRIERS SET FOOD DRIVE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GARZA ATTEMPTS JAIL ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE LEAVES 6 HOMELESS; OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THREE MORE TRUANTS' PARENTS FACE TIME BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO SMOKE OUT BUSINESSES SELLING MINORS TOBACCO,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PARK PARADE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SIX PRINCIPALS CITED FOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GARY AUCTIONEER FACES CHARGES OF THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CHAMBER DIRECTOR SUBMITS RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BALLISTICS CONFIRM MURDER-SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SUNNY STUDIES,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
INVESTIGATION SAYS OFFICER JUSTIFIED IN SHOOTING MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
EX-MAYOR MIGHT STAY TO SEEK SEAT ON COUNTY BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TO BUY OUT CASINO OPERATOR,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CITY COMMISSIONER LEAVES AFTER NEVER RECEIVING VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SALESMAN HAD PLAYED IN BAND,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS BY TIME OF DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MINNEAPOLIS COMPANY TO BUILD CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BREAKS TRADITION BY COURTING DIVISION 1 ASSISTANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOLLYWOOD VIOLENCE GOES TOO FAR,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ART FROM STICKS,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SYMPHONY TRIES TO RELATE TO MORE PEOPLE NEXT SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*WITH RAIN, STEADY TEMPS YOU CAN PLANT OUTDOORS","Argus LeaderMay 12 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
DEVICE PLANNED TO KILL INSECTS--SKEPTICAL,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MORE THAN A MOTHER-CHILDREN, JOB, HOME AND...","Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD'S CREDIBILITY POSER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
UTILIZING GOBBLEDYGOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
RIGHT TO LIFE SEES 2 VICTIMS IN ABORTION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
FRISCO'S PROGRAM CALLED FIGHTING NOT BOXING,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
CRITICIZES COVERAGE OF ARTS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
SCHOLARSHIP WINNER CLARIFIES NEWS STORY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
NEGOTIATIONS WITH SCHOOL UNIONS SLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SLIP-UP CREEK PROJECT DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AREA TEACHERS STILL DON'T HAVE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LAKE PRESTON GIRL KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN INMATES MAY BE BARRED FROM SWIFT BIRD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
INDIAN INMATES MAY BE BARRED FROM SWIFT BIRD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
INDIAN INMATES MAY BE BARRED FROM SWIFT BIRD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS NAME NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BUILDING CONTRACTS UP IN AREA-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LIFE UNDERWRITERS PICK PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CITY RESIDENTS ON NATIONAL INSURANCE BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*STEPHEN L BYRNES, ARGUS AD DIRECTOR","Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TELEPHONE PIONEERS HOLD ASSEMBLY IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VERMILLION WOMAN HEADS VFW AUXILIARY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GUIDANCE PERSONNEL RECEIVE RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CHARLES ROGNESS GETS SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
LYLE MYRAM WINS IBM AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
FUTRELL TO SPEAK AT ADVERTISING MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
BANK SYSTEM OFFERS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
"*STEVE BENTELE, PATIENCE PAYS FOR TOUGH-LUCK PITCHER","Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REWARD GIVEN FOR PROVIDING INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.C, p.13, col.1"
MOOSE HUNT DEADLINE JUNE 15,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.C, p.13, col.1"
POACHING PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.C, p.13, col.1"
NATURE AREA TEACHING MANY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.C, p.13, col.2"
CHANCE FOR FIRST TURKEY LOST WITH STILLNESS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.C, p.13, col.2"
CANOE TRIP SPRING RITE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
MAKE YOUR HOME A FORTRESS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOME FLED...BUT THE NORWEGIANS ENDURED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NORDLAND FEST JULY 13-15,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ALICE VANDE WEERD-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
USAF VICE COMMANDER TO SPEAK HERE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
ORPHAN TRAIN TALE HAS HAPPY ENDING FOR STURGIS WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FIREFIGHTING HAS REWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PAID OR VOLUNTEER-RISK THE SAME,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PARCHED CITY GETS FIRST RAIN IN 25 DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GAS WILL GO UP 10 CENTS A GALLON,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
A LEGAL MASSAGE-THE REAL RUB IS WHERE IT WILL BE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
A NORWEGIAN DANCE GROUP PERFORM A TRADITIONAL DANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DOW RUMMEL VILLAGE TO HAVE VARIED ART EXHIBITS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS EVENT SATURDAY TO NOTE VA'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*MODERN FISH HATCHERY WILL BOOST STATE FISHING,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO HIRE MORE SPECIAL STAFF,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRADUATION PARTY GOES TO COURT FOR DECISION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-HOST CALLERS FAVOR AID FOR CUBANS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRADUATION PARTY GOES TO COURT FOR DECISION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-MOST CALLERS FAVOR AID FOR CUBANS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUDITOR-WE CAN SHOW WHERE THE DOLLARS ARE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO HIRE MORE SPECIAL STAFF,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TED'S SURROGATES TO VISIT SF,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ON DEATH OF SAUDI PRINCESS-FILM GOES ON...,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SECOND FLITTIE TRIAL UNDER WAY-BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF OUTLAWING 'DISORDERLIES',"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SF OUTLAWING 'DISORDERLIES',"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIX ELLSWORTH (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD MAN DIES IN WYOMING SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS YOUTH DIES IN HUNTING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS HOSTS AGING FORUM TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW TAX NOT NEEDED FOR BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SWIMMING PASSES AVAILABLE TO NEEDY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MURDER TRIAL OF LEMMON MAN MAY BEGIN-MANDAN, ND","Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRIMARY REGISTRATION DEADLINE NEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHEYENNE WANT WATER SUIT MOVED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CITY MAY HAVE TO BUY COSTELLO PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BRANDON VALLEY EDUC ASSOC TO VOICE OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CHEYENNE WANT WATER SUIT MOVED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NEB PENITENTIARY IMPRESSES MEANS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEB PENITENTIARY IMPRESSES MEANS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SON TO TESTIFY IN FAMILY SCHOOL TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FLYNN URGES FEWER MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FLYNN URGES FEWER MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN GIVES FARMERS HOPE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS PLAN TRANSFER TO FUND RAILS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FITCH LEFT IMPRESSION ON NORTH CENTRAL BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLAYOFFS VOTE DUE SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"POT, ALCOHOL DON'T MIX WITH SERIOUS RUNNING","Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FEW DISPUTE CLOSURE OF SAGE GROUSE SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*A WORKER AT THE CITY GARAGE WAS PINNED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN LEADERS SAY CUTS WILL HURT RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN LEADERS SAY CUTS WILL HURT RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABANDONMENT REQUEST WON'T STOP RAIL EFFORT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ORGANIZATION ASKS DEFINITION OF MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*BUSINESSMEN, ANALYSTS--THE WORST MIGHT BE OVER","Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*BUSINESSMEN, ANALYSTS--THE WORST MIGHT BE OVER","Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*BUSINESSMEN, ANALYSTS--THE WORST MIGHT BE OVER","Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HUMAN RELATIONS STILL AN ISSUE AFTER CITY ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RAIL RESCUE PLAN A GOOD SOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DUKE TUFTY GETS JEEP FRANCHISE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'HEALTH FAIR' AT EMPIRE MALL MAY 16,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROYAL FORK RESTAURANT TO OPEN IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION MEETING MAY 20,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION MAY 20,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECALL DRIVE HITS STREETS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CORN PLANTING IS 1/3 COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKERS STUDY METHODS OF AVOIDING TAX SUIT REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEW RULES CHANGE RADAR USE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SCARED TO INVEST--JOIN AN INVESTMENT CLUB,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCARED TO INVEST--JOIN AN INVESTMENT CLUB,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEASING ACT KNOWLEDGE ENCOURAGED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SIGNS POINT OUT HISTORIC HOMES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JEWISH APPEAL BRUNCH SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MATHIS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MOUNT VERNON RESIDENTS WANT TO KNOW WHO DID IT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MARSHALL CRENSHAW AND ELTON JOHN--MEMORABLE HOOKS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ON THE ROAD WITH THE DAKOTA STRING QUARTET,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SF PLAYHOUSE WILL SEEK 1,000 NEW MEMBERS","Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"GROUPS CAN COMPETE FOR PRIZES, CONTRACT","Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*THE INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
BLOCK GRANTS DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
BOY SCOUT TRAINING SESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
LAKE NORDEN 75TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
*WILLARD BOYD--USD COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
PROCLAIMED FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AS POPPY DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
LISA VANGOOR CONTINUES TO LEAD COLORADO BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FISHERMEN CONFUSE BUFFALO WITH CARP,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DEPUTY DENIES TESTIMONY OF COUPLE ABOUT ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WON'T MAKE MAY 31 A SD HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"UNION, JOHN MORRELL TO BEGIN CONTRACT TALKS TODAY","Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TRIAL HELD SD'S ATTENTION FOR MONTH,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
S DAKOTA FARMERS LOSING SOIL MOISTURE TO STRONG WIND,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
2ND HOUSE PANEL PASSES WATER BILL (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
NEGOTIATION STILL A HOPE FOR FALKLANDS SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS FOR CITY PERSONNEL MANAGER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BORDER MAIL SOLUTION FAVORED BY MAJORITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ADVICE FOR ARGUS FROM PIPESTONE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
WHY LET REPUBLICANS TELL US HOW TO VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
TRADING COMPLIMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
BILL AFFECTS WEATHER OFFICE CLOSINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEMOS SPONSOR PLATFORM HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FBI PROBES PINE RIDGE SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HURON MAN APPOINTED TO RAIL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
IRRIGATION STUDY TO END IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"MAN JAILED, GETS PROBATION IN DEATH","Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
REDUCED TRAVEL SAVING STATE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BOARD MAY STUDY PLAN TO ISSUE BONDS FOR HOMES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FIRE OFFICIALS CRITICIZE REQUEST TO MOVE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAMKOTA PLANNING CONVENTION BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
S DAKOTA GETTING MORE INQUIRES ABOUT TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*SURROUNDED BY ST. LAMBERT'S ELEMENTARY STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
ARMED FORCES TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"NORTHWESTERN BELL, PUC IN COURT TODAY","Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
JUDGE TO RULE NEXT WEEK ON OFFICER'S DECERTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
2 FACE FIRST-DEGREE MURDER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
"*A YEAR LATER, MATHIS STILL DOESN'T FEEL FREE","Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LENNOX WOMAN REFLECTS ON CENTURY THAT'S GONE BY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUMP PLUGS DRUG IN PAIN'S PATH,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--FILE SECOND LIBEL SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEIERHENRY--THERE ARE NO NEW LEADS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*ABDNOR WANTS NEW TRADITION IN FARM POLICY (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SUMMER OF '83 BRINGS THE REST OF THE STORY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BIG SIOUX CANOE TRIP POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FINGERPRINT PROJECT PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE RULES AGAINST TECHNICOLOR,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN INDICTED FOR MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD GETS COMPLAINTS ABOUT GOLD FIRM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SD HOME BUYERS LOANED {dollar}500,000","Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED BRANDS CUTS BANANA OUTPUT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STRUNG OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BARNES' CARTOON RIDICULED ME, WALLING","Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BLOCK 11 BUILDER HAS GOOD REFERENCES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MANY IN STATE CAN'T AFFORD PHONE HIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALL OR PART OF CAR FIRM MAY BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CAUTION GOES HAND IN HAND WITH FUN IN THE SUN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIANS NEED NEW MARSHALL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*UNIVERSITY NAMES COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT DISMISSES SUIT AGAINST HOUSING AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EAGLE BUTTE MAN GETS INDEFINITE PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NUMBER OF TOURISTS VISITING CRAZY HORSE RISE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENT WALKOUT DOESN'T SWAY BOARD--BUFFALO,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
19-YEAR-OLD MAN FOUND GUILTY OF KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JAYCEES SPONSOR CYCLE RACES FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"STATE WATER BOARD DOLES OUT {dollar}200,000","Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*EX-FEDERAL EMPLOYEES TOLD--GET INVOLVED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*UP IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ISAAK NOW WRITES ABOUT FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SPRING PLANTING IS MIRED IN MUD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWSUIT PUTS PRESSURE TO SOLVE OVERCROWDING,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TORNADOES RIP THREE COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MARCHING TO THE MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FISHING TOURNAMENTS BRING OUT BEST,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
IMITATION CAN HURT YOUNGSTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SALMON BRIGHTEN STATE'S FISHING FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BOAT SALES BOOM IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
DUCKS UNLIMITED PLAN RUNS INTO SNAGS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*RITTER FISHES FOR NATIONAL TOURNAMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*TUZO'S TRIUMPH,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THERE'S NO PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN HERE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TO DECIDE FATE OF 3 LAWS, AMENDMENT","Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GASOLINE PRICES--IT PAYS TO SHOP (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TIME IS RUNNING OUT ON PLANS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO SOLUTIONS BUG SD DELEGATION (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"*JACKSON RECONCILES, NEGOTIATES","Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
READERS QUESTION STATE'S ATTORNEY STORY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THE EDITOR RESPONDS TO A 'LOOPHOLE',"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"LAWS ON DRINKING AGE, WATER","Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REAPS RECORD EARNINGS DESPITE DROP IN SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RESCUE WORKERS FIND MAN'S BODY IN CREEK,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOCIALISTS SAY CANDIDATES WILL BE ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS STRUGGLE TO STOP DRUNK DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
14 MAY FILE LAWSUIT CHARGING FALSE ARREST,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EUREKA BANK WANTS TO BUY EDEN BANK,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
NURSING HOMES SEEN DIFFERENTLY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"TALKS STALL BETWEEN FACULTY, NATIONAL COLLEGE","Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
TRUCKING EXEC SEES NEED FOR MORE REGULATION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
180 SENIOR CITIZENS JOIN GREEN THUMB PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
BROTHERS SAY KIDNEY TRANSPLANT WAS THE EASY PART,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
"NEW LAW KEEPS SUPPORTERS, OPPONENTS BUSY","Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
OPEN BIBLE MINISTRIES ADDS 2ND PASTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SWENSON PREDICTS FARM POLICY CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*A DAY TO THINK OF MOM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LETTER RECALLS MEMORIES OF MOTHER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*LORI TENDLER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*LAKESIDE HIRES OPERATIONS MANAGER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL PROMOTES 2 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE GRADS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
VIDEOTAPE LETS YOU LOOK HEIRS IN THE EYE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL'S LEGACY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*MORRELL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION'S PRESIDENT HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*TENSE MOMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY CAN'T STOP FUTURE WITH EXCUSES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DOESN'T SERVE MONROE DOCTRINE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*OFFICER'S PARTNER HAD A NOSE FOR CRIME,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WINDS SWEEP STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEADERS DISPUTE CAUSE OF EDUCATION BROUHAHA,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO UNVEIL BLUEPRINT FOR MIDDLE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HOBNOBS WITH OLD WEST FIGURES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CONSERVATIONISTS FEAR INDIANS KILLING EAGLES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN HOPES TO PROMOTE POSITIVE VIEW,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRST EDGEMONT CLEANUP PROJECT COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RESIDENTS CAN COMMENT ON AFFIRMATIVE ACTION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*PLOWING UPSTREAM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION OK'S NEW AIRPORT AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS PROPOSE {dollar}53.9 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HELP OLDER CITIZENS PRESERVE DIGNITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
TO HEAL CITY'S WOUNDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ABDNOR SHOULD STOP GRIPING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DASCHLE REPAYS LABOR UNIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
POLITICAL SKILL SHOULD BE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
WILKA HANDLES CASE WELL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
ROBERTS AVOIDS MUDSLINGING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
STOFFERAHN--A LEADER IN FIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
"*CROWD ENJOYS LOVE, SPOTLIGHT FROM PATTI","Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS LAUNCH BALLOONS IN WEATHER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANTON MAN TRAVELED WORLD IN ANONYMITY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*EGAN, O'GORMAN HAVE A KNIGHTS DAY","Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CITY PERSONNEL AIDE GETS CRUISINBERRY AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CITY SHAKES WINTER DOLDRUMS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PROSECUTOR--FARM DEBT WORRIED MILLER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL VO-TECH SCHOOL TO GRADUATE 370,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES DENY SECONDARY PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TO KEEP CONSUMERS UP ON DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS PLAY CATCH-UP,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BURG NAMES PUC MEMBER HEAD OF CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON QUESTIONS BENEFIT OF WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MINING COMPANY, LANDOWNERS SETTLE SUIT","Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PLENTIFUL WATER UNLEASES BUFFALO GNATS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POLL GIVES DASCHLE LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IOWA PUSHES MULTISTATE LOTTO,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WET SPRING HELPS WESTERN LAKES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WHERE'S MORRELL BEEF?,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MICKELSON OBSERVING MORRELL DEVELOPMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PARK BOARD RESISTANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PAROLE BOARD'S ACTION SHOWS DISCRIMINATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RAPIST COLUMN INCOMPLETE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ACCIDENT VICTIM IN FAIR CONDITION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN WANTED FOR RAPE OF CHILD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRIVES PINE RIDGE TO PAVING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HART RANCH PROMOTION RAISES HOPES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HAYWARD SITE CAUSES SAFETY CONCERN,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIAL OPENS WITH TWO VERSIONS OF STABBING,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WORTHIT'S SUSPENSION IS OVER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WORKER-WILLIANS KNEW OF GAS LEAK,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COMPANY PROPOSES 80-ACRE MINE NEAR LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW DRILL TO SPEED UP CARVING AT CRAZY HORSE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAILROAD SERVICE RESUMES IN CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
700 PEOPLE EXPECTED AT LIONS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOTTERY COMMISSION OK'S RULES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*BUILDING PERMITS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*EDUCATING PRODUCE BUYING,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EDUCATION DIRECTOR TAKES LEAD AT PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL RECOGNIZES YOUTH AUTHORS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
JOHNSON SPEECH CONTEST WINNER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
REPUBLICAN WOMEN HONOR VOELKER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"10 CITED IN MATH, COMPUTER SCIENCE","Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*5 AT SDSU RECEIVE FACULTY AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
FIVE RECEIVE TOP DAIRYMAN AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
LLOYD RETURNS TO SD FROM CHICAGO,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*USD'S COLLINS RETURNS TO HIGH JUMP,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SDSU BULL RIDER SPURRED BY PRO,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1987, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*BULL ON THE RUN,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-POLICE CHIEF FACES THEFT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRINCE POSES PROBLEM FOR SOME,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BENCH WILL BE HALF FEMALE BY 2003,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*TRIBAL SYSTEM IS ENEMY OF INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
IT'LL TAKE TIME TO REBOUND (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOULD SKIP IMMORAL LIFE STORIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BEEF ADS NO SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
VOTE CAN ALTER TAX INEQUITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*SUMMER THEATER OFFERS LIGHT FARE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRAIRIE REPERTORY SEARCHING FOR A HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP SELECTS HEAD OF DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEVELOPER--BUYERS WEREN'T MISLED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIPESTONE MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION SAYS CANCELED MEETING NOT ITS FAULT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSIONER SEEKS 5-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*TO CREATE PRISONS WITHOUT WALLS, BARS","Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW CATHOLIC PARISH CHANGES NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CONEY ISLAND CAN'T SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SEARCH FOR GOOD RIBS LEADS TO NEW RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"EX-MAYOR, BACKER DEBATE ON GOVERNMENT FORM","Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CAMPAIGN SPENDING IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COURT RULES IN CITY'S FAVOR IN VACATION CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DRIVER FILES LAWSUIT IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT RULES LIQUOR LICENSE AS ASSET,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ELLSWORTH TO BECOME DIVISION HEADQUARTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
STATE GROUPS TO DEVELOP AIDS EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CITIBANK NAMED EMPLOYER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*LINCOLN SWEEPS TRACK TITLES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU HOPES FOR REVENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*WINTER CLAIMS CITY GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BYRUM SHOOTS 66 TO MOVE NEAR TOP,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
HOTELS WARN POST-PROM PARTIERS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAIN AVE FLEA MAKES ITS LAST SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 TOP PRISON OFFICERS RESIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POSITION PAPERS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*WORLD-CLASS PIANIST BRINGS TALENTS TO CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PLAYHOUSE FUND-RAISER SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SHOULD AVOID MILITARY INTERVENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*READERS SOUND OFF ON ABORTION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"FLANDREAU, BERESFORD TAKE TRACK TITLES","Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABDUCTION SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE MURDERER SENTENCED TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 AGENCIES AGREE TO STUDY BROHM PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MISSING WOMAN SIGHTED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOTHER-DAUGHTER TEAM EARNS DUAL DEGREES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DORM RULES LAX AFTER PRIEST'S VERSION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR FEARS DRY SUMMER IS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL REPORT LIKELY TO GIVE A BOOST,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*GOP PICKS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FUGITIVE ARRESTED IN VET MEDALLION FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*PIONEER MOMS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REBOUNDING SZABO TAKES LIFE OFF COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABUSED WOMEN SHARE NIGHTMARE OF FEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EX-VICTIM--SYSTEM USES DOUBLE STANDARD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
HUMAN SERVICES CENTER DOESN'T DESERVE RIDICULE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE MUST KEEP LOTTERY IN CHECK (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOSTILITY TOWARD INDIAN RECONCILIATION SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CITY MANAGERS ARE RESPONSIBLE TO WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
HAS RESPONSIBILITY TO FIGHT NEBRASKA DUMP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
HUBBLE MONEY COULD BE SPENT ELSEWHERE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
OVERCROWDING THREAT TO HARRISBURG SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"EAST, WEST SD NEED RECONCILIATION (L)","Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
LEGISLATORS DON'T DESERVE INSURANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
USE DEATH PENALTY TO REDUCE MURDERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
TREES IMPORTANT TO WORLD'S SURVIVAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
WHAT BECAME OF GOOD OLD TEAM NAMES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHARP EYE PUTS STALZER AMONG SHOOTING ELITE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
MICKELSON TO ATTEND PUBLISHER OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NADER TO SPEAK AT GERONTOLOGY FORUM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER IS URGING CAUTION ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO DISCUSS YANKTON AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY BOY DROWNS AT MOTEL,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLOSES SEX CASE AGAINST TEACHER-COACH,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WITNESS SOUGHT IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*1,000 RUN TO HELP CURE CANCER","Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORE SEEK HELP IN SD FOR COCAINE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REDI FUND RECALLS LOANS TO TWO FIRMS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DELMONT SCHOOLS LOOK TO TRIPP FOR MERGER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LENNOX SCHOOLS WILL LOOK AT COMPUTER PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RULING RELIEF FOR SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STURGIS CONDEMNING LAND FOR NEW AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MICKELSON WILL BACK LANDFILL MEASURE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LONGTIME ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE DIRECTOR DIES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SDSU GETS GRANT FOR AQUIFER STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*CAMPAIGN INCLUDES BROCHURES, BILLBOARDS","Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
WAL-MART STIRS UP WORRIES IN DAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
WHEAT CROP AHEAD OF LAST YEAR'S,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
NOTHING LEVELS A LEGEND MORE THAN A CROWD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MORE WOMEN STARTING FAMILIES AFTER 35,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SEMINARIAN'S THESIS FOCUSES ON NEW AGE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH SCHOOL'S FINAL GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THUNDERSTORM RIPS THROUGH AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CATCHING SOME REST,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HEPATITIS A VACCINATION TEST HALTED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*STRAIGHT TALK FROM MAYOR JACK WHITE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*A PRISONER'S WORDS TELL THE STORY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*LUPUS SUPPORT GROUP BEGINS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*RESEARCHER STUDIES FAT AND FERTILITY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*'SOUTH PACIFIC' TONIGHT AT COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
LOW TEACHER PAY CAN'T BE EXCUSED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*JOURNALIST-POET HAS SEEN BOTH SIDES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"HONOR VETERANS WITH BENEFITS, NOT PARADES","Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
KLEIN PAID FOR TICKET,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
IT'S OK TO BREAST FEED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA WINS REGIONAL TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POLO HITS THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE FUNDS NOT REQUIRED FROM PARENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GROCERY STORES' FOOD FIGHT HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*BROKENLEG TO SPEAK AT AUGUSTANA EXERCISES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EX-GOVERNOR TO ATTEND HOSPITAL CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO CONSIDER BUILDING ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRASH INJURES 2 FROM CANISTOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROCER CALLS SIOUX VALLEY NEIGHBORHOOD MIXED BAG,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIAL WANTS TO MEET SCHWARZKOPF,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRAILER PARK OWNERS FINED FOR WASTE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VETERANS' GROUP BEGINS 450-MILE TREK,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DECORATED FENCE RINGS IN SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ALLERGY DOCTOR DURWARD LANG DIES AT 57,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY ASKS FARMERS TO AID CITY WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DASCHLE, WELLSTONE TARGET SOCIAL PROBLEMS","Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN CLAIMS CALLER TOOK HER FOR {dollar}400,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS AGREE TO STUDY ASSESSMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HEAD OF BROHM MINING RESIGNS FROM POST,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PROPOSED TAX HIKE TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WATERTOWN FACES LANDFILL DECISION,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DAIRY EFFORT COMES TOO LATE--DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RUNOFF LAGS BEHIND NORMAL,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TO SPEAK AT SENIOR-CITIZENS EXPO,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
3 GUARDSMEN SELECTED FOR MARKSMANSHIP EVENT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LAST NURSING CLASS LEAVES STATE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
PUPPY FARM RAIDED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MIDDLE SCHOOL NEAR CAPACITY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL EMPLOYEES PUTTING IN OVERTIME,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PHILIP RANCHER BEGINS 'DRAFT CARSON' BID,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY RAISES WELFARE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CAPITOL 'PARTY ROOM' ISN'T FUNNY AT ALL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOW REALISTIC IS SEXUAL ABSTINENCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PUT SCHOOL ISSUE BACK ON THE TABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"CALIBER, GAUGE EASILY CONFUSED (L)","Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*COOK MAKES WAVES WITH PRODUCE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TEST RUN,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLUE RIBBONS WILL HONOR POLICE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN ARRESTED ON COCAINE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARADE TO HONOR VETS SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REDUCED SWIM PASSES AVAILABLE TO NEEDY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOW PROFITS THREATEN PRISON FARM'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
C-SECTION BIRTHS FEWER IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TAX REPLACEMENT SPLIT PRODUCES WINNERS, LOSERS","Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REPLACED REVENUE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON OFFERS HELP,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BARNETT WON'T TRY RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BHSU PRESIDENT VIES FOR NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOYS STATE LUNCHEON TO FEATURE BROKAW,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CIGARETTE CAUSED FATAL PARKSTON FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POKER RANKS NUMBER 1 WITH LOTTERY PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*NEW MISSOURI LAWSUIT DOESN'T WORRY JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COUPLE TEACHES ABOUT HYPERACTIVE KIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PROGRAM HELPS PEOPLE GET OFF WELFARE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PRISON FARM TEACHES INMATES RESPONSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FLAGMAN NEVER WAVERS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FISHING DERBY LURES KIDS TO LAKE ALVIN,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"{dollar}50,000 GRANT OK'D FOR HABITAT HOMES","Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
'ARGUS' OFFERS HELP TO LAID OFF WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FUND DESIGNED TO DRAW BUSINESS TO YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"HOT, DRY CONDITIONS CONTINUE FOR FARMERS","Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MORRELL'S PARENT COMPANY SUED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*WILD SIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CREDIT CARD CENTER TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*DRUNKEN DRIVER AVOIDS PRISON, GETS 3RD CHANCE","Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MOSQUITO HATCH WILL HAVE BIG BITE, EXPERTS SAY","Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PICKETERS WILL BE 'HASSLE' FOR SCHOOL'S BUYER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SKYFORCE COACH GETS THE BOOT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DIET A SUCCESS FOR ALL WHO ARE SERIOUS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
KEEP US TROOPS OUT OF BOSNIA WAR (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PENNY'S BILLS PROMISE REAL CAMPAIGN REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PROJECT HELPS KEEP NEIGHBORHOODS TIDY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SMOKE-FREE FACILITIES FOR ALL OR NONE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PUBLIC PRAYER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
VIOLENCE IN SCHOOLS MAY BE SIGN (PROF),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN NOT GUILTY OF BREAKING LEASH LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSING TRUSTY FOUND IN MINNEAPOLIS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE WARNING BUSINESSES OF SCAM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER ASKS CLINTON TO SUPPORT SAFETY BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON OFFICIALS SEARCH FOR BODY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN PRESCRIPTION FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEALTH CARE IS LONG-TERM PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOTOR VOTER BILL COST CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOSES APPROACH,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ZOO STRETCHES FACILITIES FOR GUEST GIRAFFE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DAKOTANS--AG TOP ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PANEL TO REVIEW DEADWOOD COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*POLITICIANS SPAR OVER PLANE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MOST DISAGREE WITH DECISION TO BAN GRADUATION PRAYER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CHIQUITA BRANDS STRUGGLES TO REGAIN FINANCIAL WEALT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
STATE OK'S INCREASE IN WORKERS COMP INS PREMIUM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*PROVEN WINNER A REQUIREMENT FOR NEXT COACH,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EVERYTHING BUT SLEEPING BAGS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE'S MCKENNA FIRED,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL-AID FUNDING CASE WINDS TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BAREFOOT ON THE PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CENTER'S DEMISE PUTS TOWN IN DIFFICULT SPOT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FBI PROBES BABY'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KEEP SIDESHOW IN PERSPECTIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THOSE FOR CANING DON'T HAVE A CLUE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DISRESPECTFUL PEOPLE DESERVE PUNISHMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS HAS ITS SHARE OF CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
NEW LAW ALLOWS EASIER TAX PAYING,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAKE BENTON WOMAN HURT IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN FOR STABBING,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED FOR ASSAULTING COP,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD TEACHER-PAY GAP WIDENS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEER MOTHERS HELPING PREGNANT TEENS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SKI CLUB TO PERFORM FRIDAY NIGHT SHOWS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MILLER NAMES SCHOOL AID PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ALLEN SURPRISED BY SUPPORT FOR TAX,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TEEN-AGER, AUNT DIE IN ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KIDS CAN RECEIVE IDENTIFICATION CARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TO VISIT NORTHEASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS CAN REGISTER THIS WEEKEND AT MALL,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CREW TO MAKE LAST AIR-TANKER DUMP,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*NEW SPOT FOR REGIONAL DUMP,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*EASIER DIRECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BRANDON/BROOKINGS BUSINESSES VIOLATE WATER DISCHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*MISSING PLANE FOUND IN DAM POND,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TO SURVEY VISITORS ON PARKING FEES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY TO HIRE MORE COPS WITH GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
POLICE CAPTAIN FAVORS LEGALIZING ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
DASCHLE--REFORM CROP INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*EDWARDS CHAIRMAN VISITS CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
*'PUMP BOYS' TROUPE TAKE FINAL BOW,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROCK YOUR BRAIN 'N' ROLL OUT ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EVERYTHING'S BLOOMING AT ONCE: ENJOY IT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*COACHES AND ATHLETES REVEAL SUPERSTITIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FLEMING LEADS O'GORMAN GIRLS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JACKS ROUT BISON IN OPENER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*BUSH MISFIRED BY LEAVING NRA,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PHAR-MOR TO BE NO MORE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ESCAPEE ARRESTED IN THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE HAS ITS LIMITS (WATERTOWN P.O.),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HIDDEN HEALTH TAX COULD GROW WORSE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAKINGS LEGISLATIONS WILL HURT TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SAVE ACTIVITIES THAT BUILD SKILLS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HELP SENIORS WHO WANT AN EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER FALL TO GROUND,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY INDICTS MAN IN DAUGHTER'S ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WAL-MART'S BIAS DOESN'T MEAN FINE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EMS AUTHORITY PLANS TWO DISPLAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ATTORNEY--UP TO {dollar}1 MILLION MISSING,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FABULOUS FRIDAY FUN,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEWIS EIGHTH BUSINESS ROBBED IN TWO MONTHS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OWNER TO REBUILD GUTTED APRATMENT OF FEB. FATALITY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INTERSTATE 90 ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GLICKMAN EXTENDS CRP LAND DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER STORM CROSSES STATE","Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HERD CO-DEVELOPER GETS MAGAZINE AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*178 DSU STUDENTS ARE GRADUATING TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MONUMENT, SOCIETY EARN LEADERSHIP AWARD","Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*INMATES TO BEGIN WORK AT FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNOR PUTS LIMITS ON ACCESS TO CREEK,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
APPLICATION SUBMITTED FOR EDUCATION REFORM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TEACHER'S LOVE OF HISTORY SPURS PUPILS,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WAS AN INNOVATIVE FARMER,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*CLEAR SKIES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*SCRIPT WRITER SPENDS TWO YEARS ON PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"HANSON ISSUES FIRST VETO, BACKS 38TH ST. EXTENSION","Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DARK NIGHT IN TUNNEL A LESSON ON FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
"YOUNKERS, FACING TAKEOVER, MAY BUY BACK ITS STOCK","Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*HIKE IN GAS PRICE,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
DAMP WEATHER NURTURES PRICE OF SPRING WHEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*NASTY WEATHER COULD WASH OUT JACKS' CHANCES,"Argus LeaderMay 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WEEKEND DRIVERS FIND GAS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MOUND STILL INTRIGUING,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AGE TAKES TOLL ON ZIOLKOWSKI,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*AGE TAKES TOLL ON ZIOLKOWSKI,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ABERDEEN BIA GETS ACTING HEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
LAW LIMITING REGENTS LEFT INTACT BY COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN BIA GETS ACTING HEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
WELCOME RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WASHINGTON STUDENT LONGS FOR NEW SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SD ALCOHOL PLANT PLANNED TO PRODUCE 700 GALLONS DAILY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO REVIEW EMERSON PROPOSALS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WALKATHON RAISES {dollar}10,564","Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO REVIEW EMERSON PROPOSALS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RUMORS GAY STUDENTS IN DANGER NOT VERIFIED,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SIGNATURE HUNT BUILDS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PICK-SLOAN PROJECT CRITICIZED IN AUDIT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PICK-SLOAN PROJECT CRITICIZED IN AUDIT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JAYCEES PICK STATE PRESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
TRIBE TO DECIDE SOON ON BURIAL OF REMAINS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*KENNEDY CAMPAIGN TAKES OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*KENNEDY CAMPAIGN TAKES OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE LATEST ON ABSCAM-PRESSLER VS THE FBI,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION TALKS 'SCRAP' IN SECRET-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION TALKS 'SCRAP' IN SECRET-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX REPRESENTATIVES VOW TO STOP 'HANTA YO',"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX REPRESENTATIVES VOW TO STOP 'HANTA YO',"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SPEARFISH-HOMESTAKE WON'T REBUILD BURNED MILL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*NEW SCHOOL TO BLEND OLD AND NEW,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW SCHOOL TO BLEND OLD AND NEW,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD LAUREATE A NATURAL POET,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SD LAUREATE A NATURAL POET,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PETITIONS CIRCULATING TO BLOCK SCHOOL CLOSING,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"FLITTIE HIRED ME, SAYS KILLER","Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD OFFICIALS APPLAUD BAN ON OIL FEE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EARN AND SHARE ALIKE-2 SCHOOLS DONATE {dollar}2400,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD OFFICIALS APPLAUD BAN ON OIL FEE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COMPROMISE BILL WOULD FUND RAILROAD SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKERS TO RECONSIDER RAILROAD PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PRITCHARD AWARD WELL DESERVED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRITCHARD AWARD WELL DESERVED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DRAMATIC FILM-'DEATH OF A PRINCESS' (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*HURD PICKED TO REPLACE BRAITHWAITE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*HURD PICKED TO REPLACE BRAITHWAITE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AWOL WATERTOWN SOLDIER TURNS HIMSELF IN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SOCIAL SERVICES REVIEW SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ALLEN FRYER SEEKS NEW IOWA MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RELIGION POLICY REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
COUNTY OK'S TIGHTER ROAD BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"*ROY BURNS, FORMER JUDGE, DEAD","Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
SD TREASURY ROCKED BY UNCERTAIN ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD TREASURY ROCKED BY UNCERTAIN ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*THERE'S NO PLACE QUITE LIKE BOB'S CAFE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*INTEREST IN HOT AIR BALLOONING HAS TAKEN OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1980, sect.J, p.01, col.1"
*MAKE USE OF TRAGEDY-DUDLEY TELLS FAITHFUL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF MAN GETS 3 YEARS FOR LIVESTOCK SCAM,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF MAN GETS 3 YEARS FOR LIVESTOCK SCAM,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF MAN GETS 3 YEARS FOR LIVESTOCK SCAM,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER TAKES CITY GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT NOT DETERING PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LUNKERS APLENTY IN BIG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SF ARTIST DEPICTS LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF ARTIST DEPICTS LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GREEN THUMB OR AG-NOSTIC,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUMMER IS FILLED WITH ARTS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SPRINGSTEEN TOUR EXCLUDES SF,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PANEL LAUDS ABORTION COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHURCH LEADERS URGE PRAYERS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS GET NOTICE OF SESSION VIA SHERIFFS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC TV WON'T LOSE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PANEL LAUDS ABORTION COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"PAY TAXES WITH DOLLARS, NOT CERTIFICATES","Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"PAY TAXES WITH DOLLARS, NOT CERTIFICATES","Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
WOMAN TESTIFIES AGAINST HER FIANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PRAY FOR POPE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HOPE FOR RAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CALF BORN WITH TWO NOSES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INTERIOR DEPT TO KEEP FISHERY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRIBAL PRESIDENCY CAMPAIGN BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS TAKE COURSE IN TAXATION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RESERVE OFFICERS TO MEET SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL RECORDS OPEN DESPITE DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL RECORDS OPEN DESPITE DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"RANCHERS GET {dollar}20,000 FOR CLOUD SEEDING","Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WINTER WHEAT-24.2 MILLION BUSHELS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*PALESTINIAN HOMELAND GAINING GROUND,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
CODY ALLEGES MISTREATMENT BY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
CODY ALLEGES MISTREATMENT BY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SUPPORT NOT ENOUGH FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
94-YEAR-OLD KNEW THE RAILROAD IN ITS HEYDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*COINCIDENCE OF FINDING .22-CALIBER SHELL BY JURY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL--TAX HIKE NEEDED TO MAINTAIN ROADS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOTHER ENLISTS AID FOR HUNGER STRIKER,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AUGUSTANA GIVEN MINNESOTA BANK,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*A MOTHER'S STORY AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD LAWS ARE TOUGHER ON DRUNKEN DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JUST A SPOONFUL OF REALITY (FINE),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NEW GIRLS CLUB PROGRAM TAXES CREATIVITY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*MAN CRIPPLED ON CITY JOB SAYS HE'S GETTING RAW DEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLERK TESTIFIES SPENCER COUPLE WANTED-MCCOOK CTY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HILL CITY MAN FINDS PARALLELS AS PRIEST AND COP,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MYERS SAYS DEAL IS CLOSE TO KEEP MAIN SD COAL LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MA BELL ASKS JUDGE TO ORDER HIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL BEGINS TALKS WITH UNION IN SECRECY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MATHIS CASE SERVES CAUSE OF SD JUSTICE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FINE'S KRSS RADIO ARTICLE QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ROBERTS CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WANTS INFORMATION ON JANKLOW'S SECRET DEALS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BOOKMAKERS' TAX CASE GIVEN EXTRA TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRM WANTS TO EXPAND EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIVESTOCK BARN MUST CLEAN UP FINANCES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW ARSON CHARGES CONSIDERED-WAUBAY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARISH NOMINATES YANKTON MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAIL BOARD ELECTS CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RC OK'S SCHOOL DRUG POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ART AUCTION PROCEEDS TO GO TO SD PUBLIC TV,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ARMED ROBBERY NETS {dollar}60,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW COOL TO MOVING OFFICE OF FIRE MARSHALL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*TRUCKLOAD PARADE OF 131 NEW CARS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
AUDUBON SOCIETY TO JOIN COURT FIGHT AGAINST GARRISON,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DICK BEARDSLEY PROOF NICE GUYS DON'T FINISH LAST,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE LAST GRADUATING CLASS AT CARTHAGE HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS CONSIDER SUING BOOK PUBLISHER,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FLOYD PULLS OUT OF SCHOOL BOARD RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SENATE PANEL BACKS BELLE FOURCHE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BELL FILES FOR 12.7 PERCENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE PROBE MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE TOLD TO PAY LEGAL FEES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CARTHAGE GRADUATES ITS LAST CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TEACHES MATH, DRIVER'S ED--AND IS SUPERINTENDENT","Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"JANKLOW DENOUNCES BOOK, SAYS HE'LL FILE SUIT","Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STUDY BLASTS ECONOMICS OF SLIP UP,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"KEEP STATE'S PLUSES SECRET, JANKLOW URGED (L)","Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD NEEDS ADD-ONS FOR TOURISTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
US AID HELPED SOVIETS BUILD NUKE POWER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AMERICA'S PROBLEM IS NOT FOLLOWING CHRISTIANITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BIKE SAFETY VOLUNTEERS THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MOVIE AD DEGRADES WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
URGED TO FIGHT AGAINST PRO-ABORTION FORCES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SPACE PROGRAM OFFERS TOO MANY BENEFITS TO CUT MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*TEACHER J EARL LEE CELEBRATES 52 YEARS AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*FAMILY REUNION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
AUTHORITIES SEARCHING FOR MONUMENT SIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS RECALL ELECTION IN HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE--STATEMENTS CAN'T BE USED IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEAD-DEADWOOD BOARD OKS SCHOOL CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MARVIN MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING BALD EAGLE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"RAPID CITIAN GETS {dollar}499,500 FOR LOSS OF EYE","Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ARSON INVESTIGATORS MAY ENTER WITHOUT WARRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
FATHER MUST PAY SUPPORT OF CHILD,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
CRIMINALS CAN'T BE DENIED FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"*TSCHETTER, KNIGHTS CHAMPION THE LINKS","Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"LINCOLN BOYS WIN, WASHINGTON GIRLS EDGE PATRIOTS","Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BLACK HILLS STATE SWEEPS SDIC MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TORNADO'S DESTRUCTIVE FORCE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COOPER WILL PLAY ROLE OF TIE BREAKER,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WATER BABIES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*A FAMILIAR FACE RETIRES TO BACK PEW SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REMEMBERING MAMA,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD WILL DISCUSS SCHOOL-ADMINISTRATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAY FORM CAPITAL-IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PEDESTRIAN DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY A CAR,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE PATH OF DESTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CRITICISM OF THE MEDIA ISN'T NEW (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
A BEST OF 7 ON MAYOR'S RACE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FOLLOW THE PEOPLE'S WISHES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
GREENHOUSE BLOOMS ON SOUTHEAST VO-TECH,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE READY TO DEBATE OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
CONDITION OF LEAD SHOOTING VICTIM IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SPEARFISH BOY DIES IN BIKE-TRUCK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WATER PLAN WON'T CHANGE PHILOSOPHY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MOTHER'S DAY STANDS FOR PEACE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*ANDRETTI STILL KEEPS HIS EYES ON THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOOPS REPLACES MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA BAN CHOKES HOG SHIPMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STOCKMAN TRIES OUT OLD DISAPPEARING ACT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MEMORIAL DAY DATE IS ROOTED IN HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
USD NURSING PROGRAM PROVIDES SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LORD GUIDES PETRA FANS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CANCEL PASTORAL LETTER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*MEMORIES OF HORSE LIVE ON IN CURLY PARKA,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE FINAL HOUR,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO COMMENT ON CRASH AUTOPSIES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER PAY PLAN ADDS {dollar}30 TO AVERAGE TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANOVA PUPILS WALK OUT IN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DAM DISPUTE RUNNETH OVER AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SD WON'T JOIN SETTLEMENT PROCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITIZEN PANEL LOOKS AT CIRCUIT COURT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SENIORS' GROUP PLANS SAFETY PROGRAMS FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SF MAN POSTS BOND AFTER GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TAXPAYERS' COMMITTEE PLANS TO MEET TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
THURSDAY COURT DATE SET ON WEAPONS CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOARD APPROVES SPECIAL ED PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
GRANT COUNTY RAID FINDS POT GROWN INDOORS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING TROOPER TRIES SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEETING ON IRRIGATION PROJECT SET FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
2-YEAR-OLD STICKNEY GIRL DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CANTON BUSINESSES BUY MEMORIAL DAY FLAGS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
HOSPITAL OFFERS FREE BLOOD-PRESSURE CHECKS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
NATIONAL NURSING HOME WEEK ACTIVITIES SET,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SINTE GLESKA COLLEGE PLANS HEALTH PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
YANKTON CONSIDERS BAN ON NUDE DANCERS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*GOLF CROWN FITS KNIGHTS TO A TEE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LAST DAYS STIR UP NOSTALGIA,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAPE SUSPECT ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INCREASING SCHOOL TAX LAST RESORT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WOULD BENEFIT FROM SPECIAL SESSION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET'S SUPPORT THE ARTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PUT FOCUS ON THE POSITIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CAMPAIGN CHARGES OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CITY TO SPEND {dollar}1.4 MILLION ON PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTRY WESTERN PERFORMERS COMING TO AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FRANKENFELD--HEIDEPRIEM ADS ARE UNPOPULAR,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY JOINS HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VICTIM'S MOTHER TESTIFIES ABOUT RECEIVING RANSOM CAL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HANSEN PICKY ABOUT SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
12 YEARS FOR SALEM CHURCH FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN GETS DIAMOND RING BACK,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ECONOMIST PREDICTS GOOD TIMES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POWER FIRM TO HELP POLICE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE'S DECISION SATISFIES HORMEL UNION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CANDIDATE: PANEL LACKS RURAL REPRESENTATION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EMPIRE BAPTIST BEGINS AREA GRADUATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
22 RESIDENTS SEEK A SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BE CAREFUL WITH GENERIC DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS PLEAS DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LAWYER HAS RECORD OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SRSTKA SAYS HE'LL REVIVE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HARTER TRAVELS A TRAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SMITH & LITTLE IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TALK TO THE ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPRING DRIES UP AMID HEAT SPELL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GAS STATIONS PUMP UP PRICES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*UNION--REPLACEMENTS MUST BE FIRED,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON GARY HART,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ANTI-NRA CARTOON WAS INSULT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NATION OF PHONE SNITCHES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAVIS ANDERSON PARTY IN GYM TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
READING CLUB REGISTRATION TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SPINA BIFIDA PARTY TO BE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CHARGES UNSURE IN HURON MURDER,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TOURS ABERDEEN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PICKETS PROTEST TO UNDERTAKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE POLICE LIKE 65 LIMIT-SO FAR,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARSON INVESTIGATED IN TOWNHOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BELL WON'T OPPOSE AT&T PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPRINGFIELD MAY GET PRISON OVERFLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS UNION RE-ELECTS BAUDER,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GARY OFFERS SOLUTION TO CROWDING,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY CHECKS OFFICES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GROTON MIGHT CHALLENGE PROPERTY TAX IN COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T GIVE MURDER SUSPECT NEW LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL TESTS WATER AFTER TRUCK SPILLS FERTILIZER,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 30-DAY SENTENCE FOR FORGERY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
APPEALS COURT HEARS MICKELSON CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CREDITORS MIGHT LIQUIDATE YANKTON COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*TRAVEL INCREASES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BANKERS LIKE SD ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CANTON GOLFER SHOOTS FOR HONORS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*KENYON TEAM RANKS AMONG FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*COUNTY TO CONTINUE CASE AGAINST WILKA,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THEOLOGIAN TOP CANDIDATE FOR SFC PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"GUARDIANSHIP PROGRAM RECEIVES {dollar}13,000","Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"RESIDENTS WOLF DOWN 30,000 LION PANCAKES","Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STUDENTS HELP WITH SPECIAL OLYMPICS DANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS ASSIST COMMODITY DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SAFETY OUTWEIGHS OWNERS' RIGHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
VOTERS SHOULD DECIDE PHONE DEREGULATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PRESIDENTS HELPED CREATE NORIEGA DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
"*TSCHETTER CARDS 70, TRAILS","Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*FORMER LAWMAKER SEEKS HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WOMAN DIES IN WRECK,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR NAMES NEW BUDGET DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOUNT MARTY GRADUATION TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHRINERS TO PARADE TODAY DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BANKER LEAVING STATE FOR PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER FAIR MANAGER SEEKS SLOT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WRITING GIVES BLIND TRAPPER A NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SERGEANT DIDN'T APPRECIATE COLLEGE BOYS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FRANCIS WILL TRY FOR 5-YEAR CITY TERM,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SEARCH PANEL WANTS PASTOR TO LEAD SFC,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BUSIEST SOUTH DAKOTA HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*HISTORY OF TAX PROTESTERS BUCKING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOULD IT CREATE TRIBAL JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
READERS FAVOR TROOP BUILDUP,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TIME FOR ALTERING COURSE RUNNING OUT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
WHITE PRESS HAS CLOSED MIND,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
BUSINESS COVERAGE TO BE BIGGER,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
*SOME THINK SHANARD CAN UNSEAT JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
CRASH STORY CRUEL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
SCHOOL ALTERNATIVE IS CHEAPER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
BUSHNELL STORY MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
ROUGH PLAYERS CAN BE HURT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
CANCER CAN BE BEATEN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
OFFICER'S ROLE CONFUSING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
COMPASSION KEEPS MILLS ON THE RUN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPORT OF GOLF IS GRAND TO THIS MOTHER,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HUSET WAGES FIGHT TO KEEP BIG CARS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"*STATE MEN, WOMEN RULE NCC TRACK","Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*HIKING SEEMS SIMPLE PLEASURE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*PESTICIDE KILLED BIRDS NEAR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HIDDEN THREAT IN OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CITY MAN CHARGED IN EMPIRE BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTIES ASSOCIATION PICKS NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN DIES IN CRASH NEAR WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINING COMPANY MAY HELP FIGHT SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN SKATEBOARDER HURT IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*FAMILY, PROM DRESS SAFE","Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RACE FOR THE LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATOR URGES VOTE ON MINERALS BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RENNER CHURCH GIVES NORWEGIAN FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUPPORT TO FAMILY-LEAVE BILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TWO TYNDALL BALLOONISTS TO SEE USSR,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS PHONE COMPANY TO BUILD LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ADS IN FIGHT AGAINST OVERPOPULATION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*PIERRE MAN'S BOOK PROVIDES MILLET DATA,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARM VACANCIES STIR SPECULATION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
OUTLOOK IS BRIGHTER THAN MOST,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*FATE PLAGUED THE GOVERNOR OF NEW STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MOM & ME TOGETHER AT WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"CLOSER A MIX OF MASTERY, MUDDLING","Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CULTURAL HERITAGE CENTER TO RAISE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1989, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD CALLED ENDANGERED LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*DRIVER SHOT, KILLED ON I-90","Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ON THE ROAD WITH RANDY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DUMP SITE ISSUE IS NOT DEAD YET (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*TO PASS FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE ACT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GAMBLING NOTHING MORE THAN A HARMFUL TAX (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STEPS NEEDED NOW TO SAVE ATMOSPHERE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
RACIAL UNITY IS ALL ABOUT SELF-ESTEEM,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ALLERGY SUFFERERS TAKE CHANCES WITH DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRAVIS DELIVERS THE HITS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW SUNSCREEN LABELS SEND CONSUMERS SCRAMBLING,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FLUID RETENTION LINKED TO MENSTRUAL CYCLE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARMED FORCES DAY CELEBRATION IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WOMAN INJURED AFTER SATURDAY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HOMOSEXUALS, RELIGION TOPIC OF SEMINAR","Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO VISIT TURNER COUNTY TOWNS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OWN INJURIES KILL MAN WHO CRASHED MOTEL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TOILET PAPER PRANK STILL TICKLES DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*2 CHALK UP YEARS OF TEACHING,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL SUSPECTS LOCAL PERSON KILLED GIRL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN STUDENTS GRANTS WILL IMPROVE LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CROP-DUSTER PILOTS MAY NOT HAVE SEEN EACH OTHER,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BALTIC DISCIPLINE PROGRAM BOOSTS STUDENTS' GRADES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOSES MILLIONS IN UNCOLLECTED TAXES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL AIMS TO REDUCE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*DEADWOOD GAMBLING PAYS OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*BANK WARY OF MAKING LOANS FOR NEW HALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*POSITIVE-MINDED KOLB READY TO DEFEND,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FEW THINGS ARE BETTER LEFT UNASKED,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CITY HOUSING MARKET BOOMING,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*MOURNERS RECALL SLAIN GIRL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS ALDERMAN STEAMING OVER WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL TAXES TO TAKE BIGGER BITE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY PUTS REINS ON VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MIDDLE SCHOOL TO START,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BROADWAY PLAY GROUP CLOSES SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CONFUSION IN DALLAS APT FOR LOTTERY RIP-OFF (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RAISE PENALTY FOR INDECENT EXPOSURE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WE NEED MANDATORY PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DOZENS OF EVENTS CAUSED WORLD WAR II (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CAN AMERICANS JUSTIFY TERRIBLE COSTS OF WAR,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*FOOT RACE'S FINISH POSITIVE FOR 2 RUNNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LUNAR TABLES--LOONY OR AID,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON OPPOSES PROPOSED BOAT FEES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
9 FIRMS OFFERED {dollar}500 TO ENTER TRADE SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*CAMPBELL SUPPLY STILL GROWING,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
RENTSCHLER--PLAN THREATENS TRUCK STOP,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
*AUTHORITIES SEARCH FOR YANKTON INMATE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BEDDOW--GOVERNOR TALK IS PREMATURE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE TO STUDY HAZARDOUS WASTE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO ANNOUNCE MAYORAL INTENTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WALKING TO FIGHT FOR VETERANS RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAYORAL LONG SHOT PLOTS NO-COST CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REACTOR TO BE REMOVED TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WHEELCHAIR EXPRESS IS FINED {dollar}2,600","Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*FAULTY CABLE UNPLUGS 4,000 NSP CUSTOMERS","Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PLAN MAY TURN INTO AN URBAN-RURAL WAR,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY SELECTED IN BLACK TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MCGOVERN HOME TO BE PRESERVED,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REFUSES TO MOVE INDIAN CUSTODY FIGHT TO SD,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SIDES ARGUE OVER WILD HORSE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HIGHWAY JURISDICTION RULING STANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AG SECRETARY READY TO RETURN TO WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CLAIM COMPETITION HONORS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"*JOB MARKET TOUGH, NEW GRADS FIND","Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LONETREE OFFERED TO SD TRIBES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MANY PUPPY MILLS FACE PROBE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GRADUATES OPTIMISTIC DESPITE TOUGH TIMES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JOB SEARCH CAN TAKE GRADUATES MONTHS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
OFFERING SOLUTIONS BEATS CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STUDENTS GET SOUR TASTE OF DEMOCRACY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"VOTERS WILL CHOOSE EITHER GAMING, VALUES (L)","Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--A MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL TEAM,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*MADE IN THE SHADE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WAYWARD VAN TAKES RIDE WITH THE WIND,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BRANDON MAN HIRED TO HEAD PRISON WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LASER EYE SURGERY BEING TESTED HERE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL SOIL TESTS SHOW CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEROT SUPPORTERS PLAN MEETING TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LIFE-SAVING MACHINE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX TROUBLES WON'T CLOSE LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TAX, LOTTERY MEASURES MAKE BALLOT","Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ACTOR URGES RETRIAL FOR LEONARD PELTIER,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUP DROPS RUSHMORE LOT FUND REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY COMMISSIONERS PICK A NEW MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRADING SYSTEM TO CHANGE IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN SCHOOLS FACE BUDGET CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT AGAINST STATION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU STUDENTS WANT DAY-CARE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAX NETWORK TO CONNECT S DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FBI CASINO RAIDS UNLIKELY IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SUIT CONFUSES TALKS WITH TRIBE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"SDSU HOPES TO CONTINUE HITTING, WINNING WAYS","Argus LeaderMay 14 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BANK WORKERS FACE WAIT FOR NEW JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AIDS VICTIM'S WORK COMES HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AVIATION AGENCIES FACE REVIEW,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN SCHOOLS SUFFER UNDER BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
ABORTION LEGISLATION SHOULD BE REJECTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CARTOON DEFAMED CATTLE INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REHABILITATION MERITS FRESH LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"FBI, WACO CULT BOTH MADE MISTAKES (L)","Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"*ARSON, MURDER SUSPECT TRIES TO SUPPRESS CONFESSION","Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA CASH WINNER IS FACING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRIVES UNDER WAY TO AID THE HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURORS QUESTION RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER MOVES CLOSER TO SAYING HE'LL RUN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON MAN DROWNS AFTER FALL IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1 TICKET FOR FAIR'S SHOWS POSSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRISON OFFICIALS SEARCHING CELLS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SD HEALTH SECRETARY WORRIES ABOUT ACCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MENTAL ILLNESS PLEA ENTERED IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILBANK POLICE CHIEF DEMOTED TO ASSISTANT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU DEAN CITED FOR RESEARCH PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUSPENDED LAWYER'S TRIAL IS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON MUSEUM SEEKING PUBLIC INPUT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PLATTE SCHOOL PRESENTS OPERA,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HURON YOUTH JAILED IN BROTHER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OPERA TO BE PERFORMED AT REGIONAL FARMS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRINCIPAL INDICTED IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY STUDENTS EXPELLED FOR THREATS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EX-LAWYER SENTENCED TODAY FOR THEFTS FROM CLIENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LAWYER ADMITS ETHICAL LAPSES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JEFFERSON WANTS ELK POINT MONEY IN REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE HEARING IS DELAYED INDEFINITELY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*MADISON, LENNOX TAKE TITLES","Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE SALE TO WALSH OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PARKING ISSUE SHOULDN'T STOP PAVILION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"HANSON--MORRELL, CITY TO CLOSE A DEAL","Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SENIORS SEEK WAYS TO PRAY AT GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INFANT IS CALLED HOMICIDE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*TIME IS RIGHT FOR FRESH START AND NEW BEGINNING,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES DESERVE SALUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HEALTH CARE POOR FOR STATE'S INMATES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HILLARD GOOD PICK FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MEDIA MUST REPORT ALL OF JOHNSON'S VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ARCHITECTURAL QUIZ IS A WINNER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
CITY WAS TESTING LEFT-TURN ARROWS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK MAN IN RAPE INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLIST DIES AFTER HITTING SIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VANDALISM SUSPECT BEING EVALUATED,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCOUT OFFICIAL VISITS SIOUX FALLS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION FINANCING LAWSUIT ENDS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOFTBALL TOURNEY TO RAISE FUNDS FOR BROOKINGS MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VIDAL BRINGS HIS SLY WIT TO USD,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EAC'S HEARING BID IS DENIED,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY BUT MENTALLY ILL IN STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AGENCIES STUDY PLANE-CRASH SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO COMPUTER THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESIDENT TO DONATE SAX TO SD MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DISASTER LOANS TOTAL MORE THAN {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PIG OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JEWEL HUNTER RECALLS BRUSHES WITH DANGER,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD FIRM BUYING BRANSON COMPANY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*NEW POOL CAUSING LIFEGUARD SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*STORE SELLING INDIAN ART TO REOPEN,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EHTANOL MIGHT NOT BE BEST FUEL ALTERNATIVE--STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*WOMEN'S TEAM STRIKES OUT AFTER ONE GAME,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEFTY'S CURVEBALL STIFLES JACKRABBITS' BATS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STORM SPRINGS SURPRISE: IT MISSED,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS TRY TO COPE WITH YET ANOTHER STRESSFUL TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*GAMBLING'S EXPANSION COULD BE SLOWED,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BUSINESS FAIR SET FOR FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO ATTEND COPYRIGHT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MUCK SLOWS LAWN SERVICES,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR FOR STAVRENOS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA'S SKJELVAAG WINS WITHOUT PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN WASHES OUT TOURNAMENTS AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROOSEVELT STUDENT TAKES HOME {dollar}500 SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SOME ANGLERS TURN INTO LAWBREAKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HILLS FALL TURKEY SEASON NIXED,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MEETINGS SET TO DISCUSS BLACK HILLS DEER SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*MESSAGE THAT WHITE BASS ARE HITTING STRIKES A NERVE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
GIFTED PROGRAM DOESN'T USE RANK,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NORWEGIAN FESTIVAL WILL INCLUDE PARADE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
APARTMENT EMPTIED IN FALSE BOMB SCARE,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WALKS OFF PLATFORM WITH LAW DEGREE AFTER 17 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
USD GRADUATES LARGEST CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*HOT-LINE CALLERS SHARE FEARS, SADNESS SINCE BOMBING","Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ELECTRONIC MONITORING POSSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
YOUTH DISAPPEARS ON SCHOOL FIELD TRIP,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*FOOD-STAMP RECIPIENTS DROP IN FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BERESFORD MILKING MACHINE SENDS 3 TO D.C.,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WILD FLOWER PRESBYTERIAN BREAKS GROUND,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
SINAI--NEW DRAINAGE DITCH REMOVES WATER FROM SLOUGH,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*GAVE JOY BY PLAYING SANTA,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*PAYING THE PROFS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*RACE AGAINST BREAST CANCER BRINGS WALKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
FARMERS RESORT TO AERIAL PLANTING,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TECHNICIANS TO DISMANTLE B-1B ORIGINAL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NUMBER OF ARRESTS RISES IN ELK POINT,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"FIRST TESTING, CLEANUP AT DEPOT MAY START IN JUNE","Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
WINTER WHEAT ESTIMATES AT 49 MILLION BUSHELS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
STRIVE TO EXPAND COOPERATIVE EFFORT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
WORK AT FAIR WILL BENEFIT INMATES (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LIBERALS DON'T CARE ABOUT PRESENTING TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
EXTRACURRICULARS VITAL FOR COMPLETE EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD NEEDS MONEY FROM GAMBLING (PIERRE CAPITOL),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
'VICIOUS HATEMONGERS' ARE DESTROYING AMERICA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
BLAME HUMAN BEHAVIOR FOR OKLAHOMA TRAGEDY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
NONVIOLENT CRIMINALS SHOULD BE WITH FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
ONE RUDE DRUNK CAN SPOIL A FAMILY'S FUN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
DRIVER GETS BURNED BY CIGARETTE SMOKER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*PRO-LIFERS FIND FOSTER UNFIT FOR SURGEON GENERAL,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*RAIN IS A 4-LETTER WORD FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
DEADLINES PUT FARMERS IN FEDERAL PROGRAM IN QUANDARY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
SPRING CROPS VARY IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
AG FINANCE COUNSELING PROGRAM OFFERS HELP,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
*MOTHER KNEW OF THIS LIFE'S LITTLE DANGERS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SOCIETY SETS DEFINITIONS FOR GOOD MOTHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*FAIRBANKS DISCOVERS GOLD IN ADVENTUROUS TOURS,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
SD PROMINENT IN POSTCARD DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.G, p.06, col.2"
SPRING GRADUATES AT SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderMay 14 1995, sect.G, p.07, col.1"
"DASCHLE, OTHERS 'INDEBTED' TO PACS","Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MINNOWS MOVE STATE CEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"DASCHLE, OTHERS 'INDEBTED' TO PACS","Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BEN RADCLIFFE SAYS FARMERS NEED HEALTH CARE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BEN RADCLIFFE SAYS FARMERS NEED HEALTH CARE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BUSHEL FOR BARREL NOT EVEN TRADE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BUSHEL FOR BARREL NOT EVEN TRADE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RECOMMENDS 'NO' VOTE ON WEST CENTRAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
MINI-COURSE SUPPORT APPRECIATED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"CHILD ABUSE INCLUDES EMOTIONAL HARM, TOO","Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
URGES ADMINISTRATIVE RATHER THAN TEACHER CUTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*WOMEN TRY TEST TO FIGHT FIRES,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHRINERS TO FOLLOW NEW ROUTE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DELAY SOUGHT ON MILWAUKEE EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DELAY SOUGHT ON MILWAUKEE EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DISABILITY LAW HAS WEIGHTY EFFECT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
BRANDON BOARD TO CONSIDER HIRING ELEMENTARY TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN REPORTS RAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
RIVER RELEASE TO EXTEND SD FLOODS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
12 SAUDIS TO TRAIN WITH SD PATROL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
SENATE OKS PRESSLER AMENDMENT TO THE ISRAEL-EGYPT AS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
SD JUDGE IGNORES RADAR DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
SD JUDGE IGNORES RADAR DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
MORRILL DISAPPOINTED BY REFUSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
"*KNOBE, HUMAN RIGHTS GROUP TO MEET","Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*KNOBE, HUMAN RIGHTS GROUP TO MEET","Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THORSNESS MOVING TO CALIFORNIA,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TAX PROTESTER IN HOSPITAL, AVOIDS TRIAL","Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TAIWAN PAYS FOR LAWMAKERS' TRIP,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EMERSON PROBLEMS NOT OVER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EMERSON PROBLEMS NOT OVER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CITY PANEL TO PROBE STATE PEN,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WEST SIOUX NEIGHBORHOOD-NO MASSAGE PARLORS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"COUNTY BUYS STOLEN, PAWNED GOODS","Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"COUNTY BUYS STOLEN, PAWNED GOODS","Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUBTLETY MISSING IN ART EXHIBITS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUPERMARKET LITERATURE FEEDS ROMANITC MINDS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FREDERICK'S PHILOSOPHY UPLIFTING,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JOINT EFFORT BUILDS PLAYHOUSE'S SET,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OZARK TALKS RESUMED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENGINEERING TUITION HIKE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENGINEERING TUITION HIKE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENGINEERING TUITION HIKE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC OFFICIAL-PIPELINE FIGHT COULD GO TO COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PUC OFFICIAL-PIPELINE FIGHT COULD GO TO COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENT WINS TROPHY FOR ENERGY SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FLITTIE TRIAL NEARING THE END,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SMALL CITIES MAY FACE AIRLINE LOSS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*JUDGE WAS ALWAYS A STUDENT OF LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*JUDGE WAS ALWAYS A STUDENT OF LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ROY BURNS-TOPS AMONG JUDGES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOTHER'S APOLOGY TO IRAN BLASTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROY BURNS-TOPS AMONG JUDGES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUY A POPPY-AND SHOW THAT YOU CARE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*A REFLECTION ON 'AVENUE OF FLAGS',"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ROBERTS REFUTES HAM CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRAT SCOLDS SANITARY BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHUMAKER RESENTS SMEAR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRAT SCOLDS SANITARY BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATORS-OTHERS SHOULD AID CUBANS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS-BUSINESS BILL OF RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHUMAKER RESENTS SMEAR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STOFFERAHN RAPS DOE DECISION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE MAY 19,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AIR-COMPRESSION SPRAYERS RECALLED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RISE IN COST OF FUEL FINALLY STOPS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS FORT PIERRE TIRE FIRM,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SHOWERS HELP GRASSHOPPERS HATCH,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LOW-COST LOANS GET GOOD RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"REDUCED CATTLE, HOG OUTPUT URGED","Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MALE BRITISH CHOIR TOURING SD,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*SAVE OUR SCHOOLS MEMBERS GATHERED AT PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HANSON SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT QUITS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
5-YEAR-OLDS TO GET FIRST GLIMPSE OF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*SCHIRMER, FLYNN TRADE JABS OVER JOB","Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SCHIRMER, FLYNN TRADE JABS OVER JOB","Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SCHIRMER, FLYNN TRADE JABS OVER JOB","Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ONLY SIMPLE MAJORITY NEEDED FOR RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*AN ALLURING INEXPENSIVE SPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOM'S HOME COOKIN' AT THE ONE AND ONLY CAFE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOM'S HOME COOKIN' AT THE ONE AND ONLY CAFE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ANNUAL BALLOON RACE LIFTOFFS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DAUGHTER OF VICTIM TAKES STAND-CHEYENNE RIVER RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
5-YEAR PLAN FOR SCHOOLS UNVEILED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DAUGHTER OF VICTIM TAKES STAND-CHEYENNE RIVER RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WHITE CANE DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WHITE CANE DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
2 FARMERS SUSPECTS IN CHEMICAL THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SENATE PANEL RESTORES {dollar}1.9 MILLION FOR WEB,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SENATE PANEL RESTORES {dollar}1.9 MILLION FOR WEB,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SUPER WEEKEND (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FEARS RUSSIA WILL EXPLOIT OUTER SPACE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JAN DEWITT'S FINE SERVICE TO WOMEN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JAN DEWITT'S FINE SERVICE TO WOMEN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DAYTON'S HAS NEW MANAGER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POLICE SAY MINORS WERE SOLD BEER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RECALL GROUP MEETS WITH WINGLER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PANEL BACKS ABDNOR'S WATER BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HILL CITY MAN KILLED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TO SPEAK AT OVERLIN,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MILWAUKEE TO FILE FOR ABANDONMENT TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MILWAUKEE TO FILE FOR ABANDONMENT TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS SAYS WASHINGTON 'SLOWER',"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
AD CAMPAIGN BEGUN FOR EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
JANKLOW PROCLAIMS WEEK AGAINST ALCOHOL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
EDUCATORS TOLD TO GUARD STUDENT RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
AD CAMPAIGN BEGUN FOR EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"RAINS MAKE SD RIVERS RISE, OVERFLOW","Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*C&NW AGREES TO REPAIR HURON TO PIERRE TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NICE WEATHER FOR DUCKS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HUNGER STRIKER NOT IN DANGER, DOCTOR SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MORRELL, UNION STAY QUIET ABOUT CONTRACT TALKS","Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
8 CANDIDATES FILE FOR 2 VACANT SIOUX FALLS SEATS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COUPLE WINS {dollar}15,000 IN CIVIL RIGHTS CASE","Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR DOESN'T SPEAK FOR PEACE PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION--FAVORITE SD CONVERSATION TOPIC (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN'S BASIC RIGHTS SEVERELY CHALLENGED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REMEMBER DASCHLE'S PANAMA CANAL VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BACKS DASCHLE'S STAND ON BALANCED BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
INCOME TAX ADVOCATED FOR SOUTH DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LOYALTY/LAW DAY WAS A FARCE FOR SOME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ABERDEEN WOMAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORSICA ISSUE STILL UNDECIDED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"GARRISON PROJECT NEEDS MORE STUDY, FARM GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IRS WARNS OF IMPOSTORS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOWER COURT DECISON UPHELD ON HOSPITAL BILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RARE FLORIDA PELICAN STOLEN IN RC,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAX PROTESTER TO START JAIL SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 COUNTIES SELECTED FOR FMHA AID,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MILITARY AIRCRAFT ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
THREE SF BOYS ARRESTED AFTER STOLEN CAR SPREE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RC SIREN SETS OFF DELUGE OF CONCERNED CALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
USD RADIO STATION ON AIR FOR 60 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON GRAIN LOADED FOR TRIP TO WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN TEACHERS WILL WAIT BEFORE CONTINUING,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"ROBERTS, DASCHLE TO DEBATE IN SF","Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SHRINER'S DAY PARADE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
3 EXPRESS MAIL BOXES TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
KINGSBURY CO FARMERS WANT TO STOMP 'HOPPER PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
PART OF COAL PIPELINE TO BE BUILT BY FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*MUD KEEPS FARMERS FROM SPRING PLANTING,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IMPROVED COMMUNICATION GOAL OF PINE RIDGE STATION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATION HEADS RESPOND ANGRILY TO TERRORIST LABEL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*COUNSELORS GUIDE AREA RESIDENTS THROUGH CAREERS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SYSTEM CHANGE FROM FEDERALLY TO LOCALLY CONTROLLED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMER CONSIDERS SUING FEDS IN LAND CLAIMS CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*4 HORSE POWER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*CAR DEALERSHIP CLOSES,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PAPERS SHOULD DEMAND THAT AUTHOR BE TRUTHFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC DESERVES ANSWERS TO ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HAVE YOU EVER SEEN A GOLFER HIT A BALL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*REPORT WHAT GOVERNMENT'S DOING, STARS ADVISE PAPERS","Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HORSE SHOW HELPS YOUTH PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*GIANT STEAM MACHINE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
JURY--MAN'S CIVIL RIGHTS NOT VIOLATED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"SCHOOL KEEPS ITS HIGH IDEALS, EXECUTIVE SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*OLD PRAIRIE CHURCH MAY GET NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS BUOY SPRING BOAT BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
UNUSED RAIL LINE GOES UP FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HURON STUDENTS CHARGED IN CREDIT CARD CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"MAMMOTH SITE FUND-RAISER TOPS {dollar}150,000 GOAL","Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PRESSLER PLANS HEARINGS ON INCREASING TOURISM,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RURAL REDFIELD MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SHERIFF CRITICIZES JUDGE'S MURDER CHARGE DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
YANKTON PRISONER FAILS IN 3RD SUICIDE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*GROVENBURG ROLLS PERFECT 300 AT STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE BULLHEAD KINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AID FOR ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"LAKE LAKOTA IS FULL NOW, BUT FOR HOW LONG","Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*DAYS OF RACING STARDOM JUST MEMORIES FOR HAUGAN,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
'DALLAS' STAR HAGMAN TO BE AT SPECIAL OLYMPICS SAT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NATIONAL SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT SLATED FOR SF AUG 4-7,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*HERE'S A LIST OF 100-YEAR-OLD CONGREGATIONS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRAIRIE CATHEDRALS A LINK TO THE PAST,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHIRLEY STYKE SHARES HER FAVORITE RECIPES,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DISCOUNT PRICES LURE CONSUMERS TO OUTLETS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FIRM GROWS THANKS TO UNCLE SAM,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*MANY OWE THEIR START TO MORRELL CO,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINGLER'S HOME BURNS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BAYER SENTENCE IS SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HOMEMAKING SKILLS HELP 'AVON CALLING',"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SIGNS TELL MOTORISTS TO KEEP EYES ON SPEEDOMETER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS WILL SCHEDULE CITY'S PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY WILL HEAR ABOUT PROPOSED FUEL TANK LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ENDORSES CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE FOR RAPING CHILD,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SEEKING AID FOR STATE TORNADO VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL WILL START TODAY IN FARM LOAN FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DAMAGES HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"HAWTHORNE SITE COSTS RISE {dollar}427,000","Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
KEAN'S NOTABLE SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGISTER FOR PRIMARY ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADMINISTRATION'S STAND ON RETARDED IS ARCHAIC (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BALANCED BUDGET LAW IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
KELO'S SERVICE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PEOPLE CAN HAVE GOP VOICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COMPLETE PICTURE IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MAKING PITCH FOR LAROUCHE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CORN PLANTING IN STATE WELL BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARK USER FEE WAIVED UNTIL STICKERS ARRIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHARGES OF RETALIATION FOLLOW TRANSFER NOTICE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN ADMITS SWINGING KNIFE AT PARTY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION HONORS YANKTON DEALER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CALIFORNIA MEN FACE GAME VIOLATIONS TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CASES AID CHANCES OF AGENT ORANGE LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY WON'T SEEK DISASTER AID FOR SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEMOCRATS TO CONDUCT MEETINGS ON PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FED CATTLE TOTAL SHOWS INCREASE FOR MONTH,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER RUNOFF SETS RECORD FOR APRIL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE PRODUCED {dollar}2.5 BILLION IN AG PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3 WOMEN OPPOSE FOOD STAMP RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OUTGOING CHIEF LEAVES MARK AT MENTAL HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
100 PEOPLE MAY TESTIFY IN LUNA TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MORTGAGE BOND MONEY ALMOST GONE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*ALL-STAR TICKETS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE GUTS 190 PIPESTONE JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWO STATES JOIN HOG BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD HEADED FOR TROUBLE WITH ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CALLERS ZERO IN ON USD NURSING CUT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MOST PEOPLE SUPPORT FREEDOM OF ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SF MUST QUIT SELLING THE CITY SHORT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SUPPORT OPTIONS TO ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GETTING MONEY'S WORTH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
DOWNTOWN HELPING CITY PROSPER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"IDEAS PEOPLE, MONEY PEOPLE RUB SHOULDERS","Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAND-CLAIM LAWSUITS ARE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"OFFICIALS CLASH ON POLICE BURNOUT, RETIREMENT","Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*TO PRESENT {dollar}25,000 FOR STATUE OF LIBERTY","Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FEDERAL MONEY AVAILABLE FOR FIRE DEPARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FORT SISSETON HISTORY FESTIVAL SET FOR JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GROUP LEAVES CENTER COMPLAINTS TO OTHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GROUP GIVES GIFT TO SLAIN TROOPER'S FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEARING ON MANDAN SCHEDULED IN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INVESTIGATORS TO STUDY INFO ON CRIMINALS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 5 YEARS FOR COCAINE POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
2 ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH EXTORTION TRY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
INMATE BROUGHT TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JUSTICE BACKS CRIME VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*ESCAPEES CAUGHT BY SWAT TEAM,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIGHT AGAINST HIGHWAY TO DIE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"BARGAINS--APPLES, BROCCOLI, & CAULIFLOWER","Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*HIGHMORE TEACHER RECEIVES HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*NAMED USD TEACHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*SDSU FACULTY ARE AWARD RECIPIENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*USD HONORS LOCAL BUSINESSMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*FULLER RETURNS AS ARGUS LEADER PUBLISHER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRINKING AGE TO COST SD {dollar}4 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FULLER RETURNS AS ARGUS LEADER PUBLISHER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN MAY BRING RADIOACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FLOODING HURTS RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*YMCA SENTRY TOSSES IN TOWEL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINION ON SPACE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DEAVER NOT ONLY ONE WHO PEDDLES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PHOTOGRAPHS IGNORE OTHER SPECIAL QUEEN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*FIZZED OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENCIES MAY APPLY TO GANNETT FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS HAVE HARD TIME BORROWING MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NURSING HOME PATIENT SERIOUSLY INJURED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RANDALLS GIVES {dollar}25,000 TO FCA ENDOWMENT","Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH FOR MAN WHO ROBBED LIQUOR STORE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS NEED MORE GUIDANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
* LEVERETT ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LEVERETT ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS ENCOURAGE TRADE WITH W. GERMANY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY--BELL NOT FIT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MEIERHENRY: BELL NOT FIT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
2 AREA LAWMAKERS REWARDED FOR HUMOUR,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANDIDATES DISCUSS INDIAN ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS TO MEET TODAY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WASHINGTON OFFICIAL TO SPEAK AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATES DODGE QUESTION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MILLER PICKED UP RANSOM,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*DUTCH HERITAGE BLOOMS AT FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*TALKS END, HOPES DIM AT MORRELL","Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FARES WELL IN HAYWARD SOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MORRELL OVERPAYS SCABS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"OFFER SYSTEM OF CHECKS, BALANCES (L)","Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JOBS END WITHOUT PROFIT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
GOVERNOR'S PRIORITIES WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WORKERS SHOULDN'T RISK JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LICENSE FOR NEW RADIO STATION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PLAYHOUSE EXPANDS PROGRAMS FOR GROWTH,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BIRTH CONTROL LESSON DEBATED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-'ARGUS' EDITOR JOINS IOWA PAPER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER BIKE WRECK,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
6TH CHALLENGER ENTERS CITY RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLANT PATROL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL WOULD INCREASE DISASTER PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLOSE COURT FOR MOTHER'S HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN CHARGED IN MINN. WOMAN'S MURDER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"125,219 POPULATION STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOING TO SEED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUPS DEBATE NEW RAMP,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AGENCY NEEDED TO RUN HEAD START PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOST GRAIN SAVED IN ELEVATOR FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RONCALLI SCHOOL SYSTEM TO GET NEW OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS TO SAY WHETHER HOSPITAL CAN BUY LAND,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WEBSTER MAN, 19, CHARGED IN FATAL ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DYING SMELT IN OAHE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNOR TRIES TO SPUR INTEREST IN FUND,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SELBY MAN DID NOT KILL UNCLE--LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WAGON TRAIN GETS CAPITAL RECEPTION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COURT RULES IN ADOPTION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"*BIRTH, DEATHS IN MINNEHAHA COUNTY","Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY OK'S EXPANSION OF GOLD MINE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HELP OFFENDERS STAY OUT OF JAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN DOESN'T OWE ON WAREHOUSE LEASE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*KNIGHT'S EGAN WINS CITY TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*DROUGHT LEAVES FARMERS WEARY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OTHER AREAS STILL SWIMMING,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
COUNTY RIGHT TO GET INVOLVED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WILKA UNFAIRLY FACES POLITICAL CRUCIFIXION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LETTER QUESTION INACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CITY CAN USE LESS YELLOW (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SD NET PAY PROBABLY HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*AREA BLACKS MIXED ABOUT TICKET,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SD GUARD SHOWS COMMITMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*TAKE CLOSER LOOK AT EYE SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TENNIS TIMING,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO PUT THUNDER BACK IN AREA DRAGWAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*STREET ROD NATIONALS COMING TO SF,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SD BASS TARGET OF ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*ACTOR TO PROMOTE SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AIRPLANE TRIP CREATES PROM TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTS ON NEW CAREER IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORVETTE LOVERS SAY IT'S AN AFFAIR OF THE HEART,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUTURISTS TO DISCUSS SPACE EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGHWAY 115 PROJECT TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECORD COLLECTORS TO GATHER TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KOKESH SEEKS CITY SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FAMILY'S SETS OF TWINS TO GRADUATE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEPRESSION PROGRAM WORKERS TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OSHA OFFICIAL EXAMINES AVON CAVE-IN SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS ASKED TO CHECK MAILBOXES,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE OK'S {dollar}17.6 MILLION TO FIX HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE WILL CONTINUE SURVEY FOR BEE MITE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DOCTOR CAN REFUSE PATIENTS, GROUP RULES","Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PETITIONER FINDS PUBLIC UNAWARE OF PHONE LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMFORTABLE RETIREES IN REGION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*WOMAN'S BATHTUB PUPPETS GO NATIONWIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY TO GET AIR BASE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TEACHER WINS RULING AGAINST WALL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
INVESTORS UNVEIL PLAN TO ACQUIRE GARY BANK,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NSP ANNOUNCES 95 CENTS EARNING PER SHARE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SWAP MEET AIMED AT TOURISM GROUPS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL DISASTER AID DRIES UP,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MORE PEOPLE IN SD GO BANKRUPT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*ORANGE CITY, IOWA GOES DUTCH","Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION TELETHON RAISES {dollar}84,500","Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
"KNIGHTS, SERTOMA MEMBERS HELP BOY SCOUTS","Argus LeaderMay 15 1988, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*FEW SYMBOLS REMAIN OF TOWN'S HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOM'S DAY OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAKE PRESTON PLOTS TO SAVE CLINIC,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOWNS CALL YANKTON ROUTE TOO FAR,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUMMER LAB PROJECTED FOR NEW THEATERS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SUMMERTIME FIRST AID,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BURKE HOSPITAL JOINS SURVIVOR LIST,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROSECUTORS RIGHTLY PURSUE DEATH PENALTY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COACH ODNEY MADE MANY CONTRIBUTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ROCK LYRICS THREAT TO KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BABY'S LIFE IS PRICELESS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
REJECT CHILD-CARE ACT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
FEDERAL AID SOUGHT FOR WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GERONTOLOGY FORUM SCHEDULED THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HILLS BATTLE MAY BE NEARING END,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIBLING INJURED IN CAR-BIKE CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HIGHER PRICES MAY KEEP RESIDENTS OUT OF POOL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE HAS NOT FORGOTTEN CORPS' MEN,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW BLUE BOOK EXPECTED TO BE FINISHED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*ECKERT SISTERS LEAD ELK POINT'S CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PARKSTON VICTIM HAD SONG IN HIS HEART,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT LIMITS ABORTION PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL TAXES TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HELP JUST A 'JOSH CALL' AWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL GROUP ISN'T WORRIED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*2 MORE SHOOTINGS REPORTED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"IT HAPPENS HERE, BUT NOT OFTEN (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"NAVAJO, NOT NAVAHO, IS PROPER REFERENCE (L)","Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RISK FROM AIDS NOT UNIQUE TO INDIANS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
REASONS FOR BILLING RESCUE GROUP FAULTY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SD SYMPHONY NEEDS ENDOWMENT FUNDING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
'WIND IN THE WILLOWS' IS DELIGHTFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
GOVERNOR CHANGES CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POOL DROWNING VICTIM WAS RAPID CITY BOY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS GIVE INPUT ON LICENSE DESIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON OPPOSES BOYD COUNTY SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POOL PAINTER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WITNESS SOUGHT IN O'CONNELL CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER FACES ADDITIONAL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION CONSIDERS WHO CAN OPERATE VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"TO SELL ITS BEADLE, VO-TECH PROERTIES","Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BULOCK VIOLATES SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HARRISBURG CHOOSES CAFETERIA FOR CLASSES,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RECYCLING TASK FORCE ESTABLISHED IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT WANTS PENNY TAX EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"BOARD DISCUSSES BUDGET, RESTORATION","Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SPEAKER BURNS {dollar}100 TO MAKE POINT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COMMISSIONER PROPOSES RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FUNDRAISERS PLANNED FOR ALCESTER LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
YANKTON JAILER HONORED FOR THWARTING ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*SUMMER YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT RATE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKER TO RUN AS INDEPENDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
POWWOW SET FOR WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*QUEEN OF HEARTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PETS CAN HELP YOUNGSTERS GROW,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN PUBLISH BOOKS OF POETRY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KOLB CLASS OF 'A' ON OPENING DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FISHING INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*USES CORN TO CATCH 40-LB SNAPPING TURTLE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*TIMELY RAIN RECHARGES STATE'S SOIL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*REACTOR'S HEART REMOVED FROM PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALLEGED ACCOMPLICE BECOMES ACCUSER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SOME CRY FOUL OVER STATE'S TAX-AID LINK,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DON'T LET BUSINESS CONTROL AG POLICY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"BRADY BILL WON'T STOP SUICIDES, CRIMINALS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
S DAKOTANS NEED SALES TAX RELIEF (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ALL MUST PULL TOGETHER TO MAKE EDUCATION WORK (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CAR DRIVERS SHOULD BE AWARE OF MOTORCYCLISTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DEMOCRAT SEATS WERE ONCE REPUBLICAN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PERHAPS TICKET SHOULD BE NULL AND VOID (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*SAFARI CLUB HIRED THE WRONG BANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FEEDING THE CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NURSING STAFF PUTS TOGETHER COOKBOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TO BRING ARTISTS TO PRESCHOOL CLASSES,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*BAKING IS WOMAN'S CHOICE CHORE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STATE GUARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
YMCA YOUTH LEADERS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CORSICA TODDLER DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KLEIN SAYS STORE INELIGIBLE FOR JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"KOLBE, OIEN AREN'T RUNNING FOR MAYOR","Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 5 YEARS IN CAMCORDER THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS SENTENCED FOR SEX WITH MINOR,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TASK FORCE SEEKS COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAR-TRUCK ACCIDENT INJURES TWO,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LATE MEDALS MORE MEANINGFUL TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALDERMAN MONITORS METER TO PROVE POINT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOUNCER'S DEATH NETS MAN 65 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRI-STATE WANTS RECORDS KEPT SECRET,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COMMITTEE APPROVES SATELLITE DATA BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OLD TELESCOPE IS RESTORED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REMODELING APPROVED FOR COSTNER CASINO,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO BEGIN HARVARD FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNCIL APPOINTS GROSETH TO BE MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"JOHNSON, SDSU DEAN TESTIFY ON BIOSTRESS LAB","Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*HERO 'ROLL CALL' DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY OK'S DITCH WEED CONTROL PACT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
IS THERE A 1 MILLION DOLLAR SWING OUT THERE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EROS OFFICIAL WINS TOP INTERIOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"HEALTH, WELLNESS TO BE FOCUS OF BROOKINGS FAIR","Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"SALES, PROFITS UP IN FIRST QUARTER","Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SHUTDOWN AHEAD FOR ABERDEEN FIRM,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
STATE FMHA HONORED FOR LOAN PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*FOR NEW CARPET FIRM'S HOUSE CALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*FOOTBALL GREAT ALZADO DIES,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EAGER TO COLLECT SHARE OF LOTTERY REVENUE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEDS NAB DINOSAUR FOSSILS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*METALLICA ROCKS SF,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHIQUITA DEBATES SELLING MORRELL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LONETREE OWNERS SINK TO NEW LOW (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*SUPPORT SOLDIERS THIS YEAR, TOO","Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PARENT MIFFED ABOUT REPUBLICAN CLUBHOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COLUMNIST'S BIGOTRY DESTROYS CREDIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*RESORT BOOKS HAVE BIG HOLES IN THE MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GARTH'S POPULARITY FORCES TICKET LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BLIND TO RECEIVE DRIVING EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BURLINGTON NORTHERN AWARDS {dollar}8,000 IN GRANTS","Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORD DEALERSHIP TO HOST CAR SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAM SEEKS RE-ELECTION TO NATIONAL GOP POST,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCDONALD HOUSE TO HAVE CLEANING FLING,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEROT SUPPORTERS PLAN SATURDAY EVENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*LUJAN CAN OK LONETREE PLAN, AIDE SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VISION-CORRECTING LASER BEAMS SF INTO FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WHITTIER STUDENTS REACH OUT THROUGH SATELLITE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL MAN WINS SUIT AFTER SF DOCTOR TAKES OUT RIB,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RACIALLY-MOTIVATED HAWARDEN BEATINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLICE CHIEF'S FATE BY GARRETSON LEADERS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RECYCLING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SUPREME COURT RULES ON CREDITOR INSURANCE CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES MARINA DEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*CANCER WAS NO MATCH FOR ALZADO'S SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN GIRLS WIN ANOTHER SIC TRACK TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THOMAS STEPS TO HEAD OF BENCH,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*LINCOLN, KNIGHTS' COMSTOCK WIN GOLF TITLES","Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*HURON IS SELECTED FOR POSTAL CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*EXPECTS VOTE ON {dollar}100 BETS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PEN RIOT MAY COST {dollar}8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY SCHOOLS CONCERNED WITH BIBLE GIVEAWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MICKELSON GETS LOADS OF SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS MAN VIEWS STRUGGLES OF RUSSIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MILITARY NO PLACE FOR SHENANIGANS (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NATIONAL MEDIA IGNORED A TRAGIC LOSS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
US SHOULD AVOID OTHERS PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SCHOOL PRAYER SHOULD BE ALLOWED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*YOU CAN NEVER PRAISE YOUR SAVIOR TOO MUCH,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BIG SIOUX CLEANUP RESCHEDULED FOR MAY 22,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOWL-A-THON PLANNED FOR EASTER SEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ETHANOL TOP ISSUE FOR GORE HEARING,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER GLORY HOUSE RESIDENTS TO GATHER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS PLANNING REGIONAL MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EATING UP HISTORY LESSON,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EPA SAY CITY FINE TO STAND,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EX-PROSECUTOR SENTENCED IN EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIXING HAIL DAMAGE COSTLY--ALTERNATIVES CAN SAVE$,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS RUN DRY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ADS TO URGE VIEWERS TO REPORT SCAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GASOLINE SPILL CAUSES EVACUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRADUATE TO RECEIVE EAGLE FEATHER IN HAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PAIR PLEAD GUILTY IN GAME-BIRD VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER THREATENS TO BLOCK NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TURBOPROP PLANE NOT SAFETY PROBLEM, PILOTS SAY","Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RED CROSS TALLIES BROOKINGS STORM DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TRIBE TO VOTE ON GAMING,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BASEBALL FANATIC LUNDQUIST DIES AT 81,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*WANT A CUP? COFFEE STORE TO DELIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*PHOTO ALTERING NEW OPTION,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
"SD FARM, LABOR FIGHT TRADE PACT","Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
*HOPKINS LEADS VIKINGS INTO SOFTBALL REGIONAL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SD MAY HAVE LOST MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.A, p.00, col.1"
*EX-MAYOR KNOBE LOVES THE TALK,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.A, p.00, col.1"
*MILLER BANKS ON WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.A, p.00, col.3"
SPRINT CAR HITS WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.A, p.00, col.6"
PURSUING UNCLAIMED PROPERTY PAYS DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"CITIBANK, NORWEST HONORED FOR HELPING","Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MIXING UP RETAIL SCENE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VANDE STREEK KEEPS ALL-YEAR COACHING VIGIL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEB-OMAHA WHIPS AUGUSTANA 9-1 TO WIN REGIONAL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKIES CLEAR; SDSU WINS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*GIANT CANADA GEESE CONTINUE COMEBACK, WITH HELP","Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CRP HELPS KEEP PHEASANT POPULATION HEALTHY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ELECTION YEAR MIGHT TURN BERINGSON INTO ENDANGERED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*KELP RADIO RACES TO WIN WITH REPORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WEAPONS RECORD NOT KEPT IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BOY,7, KILLED WHEN HIT BY PICKUP","Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAIR WILL PROVIDE BOOKS TO NEEDY KIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KIRBY QUESTIONS JANKLOW'S HEALTH,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CONCERT NOTES DISTASTE FOR DANCE LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SHAGGY HEALTH NUTS DOG TIRED AFTER RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAN ARRESTED IN ROBBERY OF FIRST BANK,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
BROWN ANNOUNCES HOUSE CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE RESIDENT WINS GOOD STEWARD AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EMERGENCY VEHICLES ON DISPLAY TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"CORN COUNCIL ALLOTS {dollar}120,000 FOR RESEARCH","Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*GORE VIDAL CHALLENGES STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PINE RIDGE'S PROPOSED CASINO FACES VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DOCTOR STOPS ADMITTING HIS PATIENTS TO HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
"*SPRINGFIELD, PRISON LEARN TO LIVE SIDE BY SIDE","Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LIFE AT SCHOOL-TURNED-PRISON,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN TURNING GRANARY INTO GALLERY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
VETERANS PLAN MARCH TO RAISE AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
STATE FARM GROUPS DIVIDED OVER CROP-INSURANCE IDEA,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
STATE COMPANY TO LAUNCH RIVERBOAT IN IOWA THIS FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"AMERICA SHOULD SHOOT FOR MOON, MARS","Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
STATE PLANT TO CONTINUE TRAPPING GYPSY MOTHS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*HARNEY PEAK LATEST CLIMB FOR ONE-LEGGED ADVETURER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT ISSUE MUST BE KEPT ALIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
JANKLOW-MILLER RACE LIKE A PRIZEFIGHT (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
PROPERTY-TAX MEASURE (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
LAW-ABIDING CITIZENS CHEATED BY GUN BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
NEW PATENT LAW GIVES BIG FIRMS THE EDGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
"HEAD START, KINDERGARTEN ARE DIFFERENT PROGRAMS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
ADMINISTRATORS ARE ALL TRAINED PROFESSIONALS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
DASCHLE'S HARD WORK FUELS PURSUIT OF GOAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
BEDDOW'S PROGRAMS FORWARD STEP FOR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
MINISTERS HYPOCRITICAL ABOUT NEW MALL HOURS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
"BAR OWNER DESERVES CREDIT, NOT CRITICISM (L)","Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
LOW-INCOME FAMILIES DO BENEFIT FROM EITC (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
DOS-BASED SOFTWARE STILL ALIVE AND WELL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
"FRIENDLY, SAFE DRIVERS ARE NEEDED IN CITY (L)","Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
CRITICISM OF 'PHANTOM' WAS THE LAST STRAW (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
GET BACK TO THREE R'S (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
*CUSTER PARK'S BIG BASH,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*GRADUATES REMIND US THEY ARE THE NORM--THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*CALENDAR FILLED WITH SUMMER ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*SIGHTS OF SPAIN ARE FAR FROM PLAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1994, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
CHANGING WEATHER PATTERN GIVES FARMERS HOPE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ONLY 25% PAY ALL OF CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RESIDENTS SECURE PERMITS FOR PISTOLS AT RECORD PACE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD COULD LOSE UP TO {dollar}1 BILLION IF BUDGET BALANCED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GRADUATION PRAYER PROPERLY DENIED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"DEMS SHOULD STOP WHINING, OFFER OPTIONS (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*SEX, VIOLENCE IN MEDIA HAVE ADVERSE EFFECT","Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
NEW WETLANDS POLICY GOOD NEWS FOR FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FACTS ON REFUGEES WOULD DISPEL BIGOTRY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PROBE OF DASCHLE IS NOT WARRENTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
OWNERS SHOULD CLEAN UP AFTER PETS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
JOHNSON IS BEST CHOICE TO SERVE SD IN SENATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*FRIENDSHIPS LAST FOREVER IN YOUR HEART,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PUT SAFETY IN ITS PLACE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEEN LISTS GET SERIOUS ABOUT SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BRASS BRINGS CHEER TO ARENA,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*JACKS WIN NCC BASEBALL TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ND TEEN TRIUMPHS AT HUSET'S,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"AREA PROJECTS RECEIVE {dollar}163,200 IN GRANTS","Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COURTHOUSE PLANS CENTENNIAL EVENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ATHLETE WHO IS BLIND TO SPEAK TO STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEDICATION TODAY FOR BRIDGE MARKER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHERS USE FIELD TRIPS TO MOVE STUDENTS' MINDS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CORRECTIONS SECRETARY ROCKED 'EM BEFORE LOCKED 'EM,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EXTRADITION SLIP BLAMED ON KANSAS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SEARCH FOR STUDENT GOES INTO FOURTH DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC TV TO AIR PROGRAM FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE RECEIVES EDUCATION GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WORKSHOP TO FOCUS ON DISABILITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BULLET-MAKER COULD EMPLOY 27,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
OPPONENTS WANT INCINERATOR DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FOURTH-GRADERS TO LEARN ABOUT WATER,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DISABILITIES GROUP ANNOUNCES WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*PARK PLAN BRINGS DISAGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE PROMISES HEARINGS ON PROPOSED NATIONAL PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SOUTH DAKOTA'S SMALLEST COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
RAIN SETS LANDSLIDE IN MOTION IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*AG PRODUCTS ARE EXEMPT FROM SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderMay 15 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CANTON YOUTH DROWNS DURING CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS BANK IS QUIETLY ROBBED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS BANK IS QUIETLY ROBBED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUEL CRUNCH MAY HURT WHEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
FUEL CRUNCH MAY HURT WHEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
A HAPPIER VIEW-TRAVELING UNICEF EXHIBITS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MEIERHENRY FEELS CEMENT CASE HURT BY RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COTE QUITS ABERDEEN SCHOOL JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COTE QUITS ABERDEEN SCHOOL JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL SAYS BIA UNDERGOING SHAKEUP,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL SAYS BIA UNDERGOING SHAKEUP,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 PERCENT OF SOUTH DAKOTANS LICENSED TO CARRY GUNS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WESTERN MALL SOLD TO BALCOR,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY ADOPTS HIRING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELECTRONICS FIRM COMING TO HURON,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW APPOINTS 8 TO COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS PLEASED WITH TV HEARING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW APPOINTS 8 TO COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DON RISTAU GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE-PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN FARM MAGAZINE SOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE SAYS GASOHOL HEARINGS POSITIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS GASOHOL HEARINGS POSITIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW URGES CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
JANKLOW URGES CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
VAN VACTOR DESCRIBES ORDEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*TIM ZELLER WINDS UP PREP CAREER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-PIERRE COACH SUES SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"TRACY'S CONVINCING, HER LIFE A MIRACLE","Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DINE THE EASY WAY WITH A KITCHEN BUFFET,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
SENIOR CENTER BOARD ELECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.2"
ACTIVITIES FOR AUGIE ALUMNI SET,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.2"
AUGIE OFFERS MUSIC CAMPS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.2"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*CITIBANK SET TO BUY LAND IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
'VERY SERIOUS' GRASSHOPPER HATCH BEGINNING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*WELCOME, JOAN","Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MYERS--4-7 YEARS FOR FIRST RAIL PROFIT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MYERS--4-7 YEARS FOR FIRST RAIL PROFIT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL-TOWN PRACTICE APPEALS TO MED STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MATTHAU SHINES IN RUNYON MOVIE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SMALL-TOWN PRACTICE APPEALS TO MED STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*INSECURITY DRIVES SHOPLIFTERS, RETAILER SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PATRIOTISM TO SHINE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*NORWEGIANS MARK INDEPENDENCE DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PATRIOTISM TO SHINE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
THESE PURISTS READ ONLY ADS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
AMERICA'S TIME OF REMEMBERANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINER SHOULD RESIGN AS REGENT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CAMPAIGN MEDIA BLITZ BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*A DAY AT THE RACES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"JURY CONVICTS FLITTIE OF BURGLARY, ACCESSORY","Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S GROWTH THREATENS FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
PROF PAY PLAN GETS 1ST NOD,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
PROF PAY PLAN GETS 1ST NOD,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
SF CONNECTION IN BALLOON FEAT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
PAYMENT OF BLIND GIRLS' TUITION IN A QUANDARY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
PAYMENT OF BLIND GIRLS' TUITION IN A QUANDARY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*MEDIA PANELISTS CRITICIZE PRESSLER'S BROADCAST BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
FATAL MAY 8 FIRE STARTED IN SOFA,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
NEW VARIETY OF GRASS RELEASED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
COCKLEBURS COULD BE PROBLEM TO HOGS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.06, col.2"
WHEAT DAMAGE COULD BE SEVERE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.06, col.2"
BISHOP JAMES ARMSTRONG'S TRIP TO IRAN SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.06, col.3"
SD FARMERS LOANED {dollar}44 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.06, col.3"
OLD RADIO SHOW INSPIRES ADVENTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.07, col.1"
28 PROTEST REGISTRATION AT DAKOTA WESLEYAN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.08, col.1"
28 PROTEST REGISTRATION AT DAKOTA WESLEYAN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1980, sect.E, p.08, col.1"
CATTLE SCAM CHARGE NOT CONTESTED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CATTLE SCAM CHARGE NOT CONTESTED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LITTON HIT WITH LABOR COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LITTON HIT WITH LABOR COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"IF A BLUR GETS CLOSE, LINCOLN'S THOMPSON SAYS BYE","Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"IF A BLUR GETS CLOSE, LINCOLN'S THOMPSON SAYS BYE","Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TURNING 100 IS 'GOD'S WILL',"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAY ACQUITTED OF MURDER-CHEYENNE RIVER RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAY ACQUITTED OF MURDER-CHEYENNE RIVER RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TURNING 100 IS 'GOD'S WILL',"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ASKED TO RESCIND APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW ASKED TO RESCIND APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW ASKED TO RESCIND APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHASE REACHES 102 MPH,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AVOIDING TAX REFUND SUITS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR ARGUS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
A DIFFERENT VIEW OF ULSTER'S DILEMMA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ADVICE FOR ARGUS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CALLS LIQUOR SALES SETUP LIKE WINGLER'S (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BLASTS MCGOVERN'S NUCLEAR ASSESSMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"TOBACCO, LIQUOR TAXES ARE FULLY JUSTIFIED (L)","Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TIME FOR WINGLER'S FRIENDS TO BACK HIM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WOOD FIBER IN DEMAND,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WOOD FIBER IN DEMAND,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUYERS CHOOSING SMALL HOMES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JURY TO HEAR HORSE ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
WORK TO BEGIN ON MANDAN STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NUMBER OF TEACHERS DROPPING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY-MAKE LAWBREAKERS PAY FOR JAILER'S TRAINING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MEIERHENRY-MAKE LAWBREAKERS PAY FOR JAILER'S TRAINING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MEIERHENRY-MAKE LAWBREAKERS PAY FOR JAILER'S TRAINING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"IF YOU'RE IN SD, IT MUST BE RAINING","Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER HAS RUNNING IN HIS BLOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PUTTING UP THE FLAG,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JIM REINHART THE RUNNER BURNS THE CANDLE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DICK BEARDSLEY MEETS PEPSI 10-KILOMETER CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AUGUSTANA READY TO HOST SOFTBALL SERIES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"*2 AGREE ON ISSUES, AT ODDS OVER REMEDY","Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF SCHOOL BOARD WANTS IDEAS ON CHANGE OF SCHOOL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS LETS IT PATRIOTISM SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
42 INDIAN SCHOOL WORKERS TO BE LAID OFF OR LET GO,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REAGAN'S BID TO REDUCE NUCLEAR ARMS ACHIEVABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COSTS OF GAMBLING OUTWEIGH BENEFITS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOW BROCKHOUSE FILM DISMAYED CLASSROOM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE'S TAX IDEAS FAVORED OVER ROBERTS' (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
EMPLOYEE OVERSIGHT BY CITY NITPICKING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TRY SAVING CHILDREN--LIKE THOSE IN IRAN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"*RENOWNED PEOPLE LEFT SD, BUT ITS APPEAL IS ENDURING","Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SHRINERS LOVE A PARADE--EVEN IN THE RAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
CASTLEWOOD TO VOTE ON SCHOOL BOND,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MADISON FARMERS ELEVATOR GOING UP,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE TO GET MONEY IN ANTITRUST SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WESSINGTON SPRINGS MAN ELECTROCUTED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WILMOT MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOTH SIDES WANT FLANERY PACT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"JOBS ARE OUT THERE FOR GRADS, SDSU OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"*AMBULANCE, CAR COLLIDE","Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COUNTY GETS ABSENTEE BALLOTS FOR JUNE PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOMESTAKE SUBMITS PLAN TO DRILL IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RC WOMAN THINKS EMERALD HAS A GEM OF A NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"JANKLOW, KNEIP PART OF FLOOD ANNIVERSARY CEREMONY","Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*THIRD WORLD DEVELOPMENT VITAL TO US,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BENEFICIAL FINANCE WANTS TO CLOSE ITS 6 SD OFFICES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*A COLD WAR FALLOUT SHELTER--READY AND WAITING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS--GROUND ZERO,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
EVACUEES WOULD HEAD NORTH,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
NUCLEAR FREEZE SENTIMENT IN SIOUX FALLS GROWING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE HAS A PLAN IF NUCLEAR STRIKE IS IMMINENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*VERNICE VANDERPOEL--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
"A TIME TO BUY, A TIME TO SELL...","Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
THE BOTTOM LINE IS TO CONVINCE THE EDITOR,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*JUDY HAMILTON--REALTOR OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.E, p.05, col.5"
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1982, sect.E, p.05, col.5"
DEATH PENALTY RARELY AN OPTION FOR STATE JURIES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNORS' BATTLE BECOMES 'BALLAD OF RUDY AND BILL',"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*STATE'S ELECTRIC CHAIR OUTDATED, PIECE OF HISTORY","Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ACTOR HAS THAT NEXT-DOOR-NEIGHBOR LOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FOSTER CARE PROVIDERS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
BUSINESS SCHOOL GETS ENDOWMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"FOUNDATION RECEIVES {dollar}1,600 GIFT","Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*146 HONOR BADGER CLARK AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA TO GET {dollar}450,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN MIGHT HAVE STARTED FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAYWARD AREA ANNEXATION ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE PUBLIC TV FEATURES COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE RANKS LAST IN AID SURVEY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STATE, FED OFFICIALS LEARN FROM SPILLS","Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BROTHERS SPEND A LOT OF TIME BAILING PEOPLE OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE MILLER BREAKS UP STATE LEGAL FIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ELECTION ERRORS TURN OFF THE VOTE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AMERICANS DON'T WANT SALVADOR INTERVENTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CONCERT REVIEW CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AREA PHARMACIES THANKED FOR CANCER CHARITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
OGLALA SIOUX WANTS DISMISSAL OF LAWSUIT OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TO ASK SUPREME COURT TO SANCTIFY OF BEAR BUTTE PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SUNDAY MUSIC AT TERRACE PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SIOUX TRIBE VOTES TO ACCEPT FEDERAL LAND SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*SINTE GLESKA COLLEGE OUTLIVES ITS CRITICS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GROUP OFFERS BABY-SITTING FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
REDUCED FLOW FROM STATE DAM CAUSES PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*VAGUE PROPERTY TAX LAWS ALLOW MANY INTERPRETATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*SDSU, NDSU GRAB NCC TITLES","Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*RUGBY'S MYSTIC KINDLES INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SHOELESS GEDITZ FIGHTS TO FINISH STEEPLECHASE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PARADISE REGAINED...FOR A FEW MINUTES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MONEY WOES DISMAY GARRISON PROJECT BACKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*TENNIS PLAYERS NOVAK, HATCH","Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MEINEN'S ROLL DOWN THE TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PREACHES FOR CAREERS IN & OUT OF SPORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
IROQUOIS ANGLER BATTLES THE BIG ONE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
OLD SPEARFISH HATCHERY BEGINS NEW CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
MEATY ONE-DISH MEALS FOR JUNIOR CHEF,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE BLAMED ON RADIO ANTENNA WIRING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FORT THOMPSON MAN ARRESTED FOR RAPE OF BOY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HART MAY CAMPAIGN IN SIOUX FALLS NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEN ACCUSED OF BILKING FROM INVESTORS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VICTIM IDENTIFIED AS CHRISTENSEN'S FOSTER SON,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*MANGELS, BELL FOCUS ON RACE","Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSED LAW WOULD MONITOR BURIED FUEL TANKS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS MAJOR HELP FOR VOTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BUILDERS NOW CAN USE WOODEN FOUNDATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COLTON FAMILY GETS BACK CONFISCATED EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ELDERWALK WILL PROMOTE THE PERFECT EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LIFE UNDERWRITERS PRESIDENT TO SPEAK THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS MAY DELAY LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"STUDENTS, MENNONITES HELP IN STORM CLEANUP","Argus LeaderMay 16 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CANOVA BOARD LETS STUDENTS PUBLISH PAPER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 STATES WAVER ON HOG BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ALEXANDER'S LETTER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON DRUG TESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ALL SAINTS SCHOOL DISPUTE SPARKS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRAGIC BLUNDER RETEACHES OLD LESSON (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BISHOP OWES SCHOOL AN APOLOGY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BISHOP OWES SCHOOL ON APOLOGY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*HOMEMAKING IS NOT A LONELY PROFESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANCER SUPPORT GROUP FOR FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
MONTHLY ARCHAEOLOGY SERIES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
NORWEGIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
VOTER REGISTRATION AT LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
WORKSHOP ON TEEN-AGE SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
BLUE MOUND BEGINS PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
CONSTRUCTION GROUP HOSTS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
PUBLIC SCREENING OF DOCUMENTARY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
*TWINS SAY BIRTHDAYS TOGETHER MEAN A LOT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COCA-COLA TO INTRODUCE NEW VERSION TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE TO ALTER SCHEDULE MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 STEAL SHOW AT LUNCH WITH NANCY REAGAN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CONTEST FITS STUDENTS TO A T,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COST OF WINNING ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WAIT TO CLOSE NURSING PROGRAM AT USD,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUS DRIVER PLEADS NO CONTEST AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY DECIDES NOT TO CHARGE JAIL ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"JANKLOW ATTENDS WASHINGTON, DC FORUM","Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS HE WAVERS ABOUT RUN FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WILL BE TOUGH ON SIOL EROSION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WILL BE TOUGH ON SOIL EROSION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NURSING PROGRAM WON'T TAKE FALL APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROPOSED BAN ON STRIPPERS GETS 1ST READING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US INTERIOR SECRETARY AWARDS CUSTER COUPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-OFFICIAL APPEALS DISMISSAL OF LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HOMESTAKE TO RENEW GOLD MINING IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
REGENTS TO CHECK OUT RAPE SURVEY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATUE OF LIBERTY GETS SD PRESENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SLAIN OFFICERS ARE HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*KIDS HAVE GREAT DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FESTIVAL BLOSSOMS DESPITE RAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER AMONG 5 TO PUT IRA'S BACK,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
PRESSLER AMONG 5 TO PUT IRAS BACK,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*COOKIE CHAMP,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MARCH OF DIMES AWARDS FREE TRIP TO WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WITNESSES SAY KNEIP THREATENED STOFFERAHN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICAN HOUSE LEADERS ENDORSE MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX NATION PAYS HOMAGE TO VETERANS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WON'T RAISE FOREIGN STUDENT TUITION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SRTSKA SAYS HE'LL REVIVE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*VOLESKY CONSIDERS ATTORNEY GENERAL BID,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EMERGENCY LOANS AVAILABLE FOR SD,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR WANTS AGENCY TO CHANGE REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUTHOR TO ADDRESS MOUNT MARTY GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOY SENTENCED FOR GRABBING OFFICER'S REVOLVER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROGRAM SIGNUP DEADLINE MAY BE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN TO GET HONORARY DEGREE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS WIN ELKS FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OFFICIAL TO BE AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO RE-EVALUATE MISSOURI RIVER USE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LITTON PLANS TO RECALL 35 EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*ARGUS EDITOR TAKES TEACHING JOB IN KANSAS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AMENDMENT WILL ALLOW FARMERS TO KEEP PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FINDING KINNEY'S BODY IN SHOCK,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT INCREASES DAMAGES FARMER OWES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE DISMISSES NEGLIGENCE SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*LERAAS RUNNING FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*LINCOLN TAKES DUAL,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CRASH FREES BEES ON TRIP TO DAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING THE JUMP ON SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BANKS INCREASE PRIME TO 8.14,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION PROTESTERS WIN IN COURT RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TEENS CALL FOR CHANGE IN CURFEW,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STATE'S PRIMARY TAKES ON SIGNIFICANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO SYMPATHY FOR MORRELL STRIKERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ROCK DOES NOT LEAD TO DRUGS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*MEDICAL DEGREE FOR AM INDIAN WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*THROUGH BELIEF WE CAN SEE GLORY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LIONS CLUB DOES GREAT JOB FOR BLIND (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SUPPORT FOR SERVICES APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
"DIABETES FLOWER SALE RAISES {dollar}8,100 (L)","Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
AIRLINES MERGE DENVER OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES TO ATTEND RALLY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GARAGE BURGLARIES REPORTED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WORKERS GET STRIKE PAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFER ACCEPTED ON UNION DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIG STEP FOR LITTLE PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MUNICIPAL BAND BATON PASSES TO AUSTRALIAN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD RACE DRAWS 5 FOR SINGLE SPOT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE TO VIE FOR BELL RESEARCH CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
8 CHALLENGE VANDERLOO FOR OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPRINKLER SALESMAN FIRED UP ON PRODUCT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITIES CONSIDERED FOR HOG OPERATION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY WANTS MORE SAY ON HOUSING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*MOTORCYCLES IN SURROUNDING STATES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
2 TEENS DIE ON AREA ROADS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DILLER LEAVES 500 LAUGHING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS TEAM UP TO KEEP NUNDA GOING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN URGES SCHOOLS TO TEACH CPR,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ART MUSEUM VOLUNTEERS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BLOOD DONORS TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"PLAYHOUSE RECEIVES {dollar}20,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
TEENAGE SURVIVAL GROUP OFFERED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*DESERVE MORE LENIENT PAROLE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHURCHES SHOULD OFFER MINISTRY FOR TEENS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PARENTS FORCED TO GO ALONG (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRODS REGENTS IN WORTHWHILE DIRECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VISITORS LIKE ORCHESTRA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INOUYE'S VISION FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STEFFENSEN PURSUES 3RD TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY CELEBRATES PUBLIC WORKS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC TV TO AIR SOLAR ENERGY TIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IMMORTAL GIFT PAYS TRIBUTE TO SPIRIT WORLD,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEALERS SING PRAISES OF RECORD SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONER OFFERS SECOND BEER SALE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*MATTHEW TO RUN WATER AGENCY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY SCHOOLS GET TOUGH WITH BULLIES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SECOND INMATE FREED TOO SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KANSAS MAN HELD IN HARTFORD ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FILMMAKER ROBS 'WINTER PEOPLE' OF DRAMA,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CLINIC FIGHTS TO PREVENT BIRTH DEFECT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
STATE LAW TO STEM BIRTH DEFECT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
ANOTHER DUMP PLAN THREATENS THE STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FARM OUTLOOK BLEAK,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GROUP MEETS 4 TIMES A YEAR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HELPING HANDS AIDS NEEDY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
HAMLIN DUO TAKE LEADS IN TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STATE MINING LEADER TO LOSE JOB AT WHARF,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE FMHA CLIMBS PAPER MOUNTAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SD GRADUATES WEIGH VARIETY OF FACTORS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"CITY, COUNTY HELP WITH CLEANUP PROJECT","Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED ON ARSON CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONTROSE MAN GETS 5-YEAR PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"NO ALCOHOL INVOLVED IN CRASH, TEST SHOWS","Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ONE-CAR ROLLOVER KILLS INTERIOR WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL MAKES PLANS TO RESTORE WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN ARRESTED FOR FIGHT AT MALL,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A DARING RIDE COMES TO AN END,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROBE TARGETS TRIBAL HEALTH OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRI-STATE WILL FIGHT 12-COUNT INDICTMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOB DEVELOPMENT KEY TO COMPOST PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY VOTES TO CLOSE 13TH STREET,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CURIOSITY KILLED TOWN'S POWER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT WON'T HEAR SIOUX LAND CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ONE-ROOM SCHOOL CELEBRATES CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHURCH BURGLAR RECEIVES PRISON SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CITY MAY EASE WATERING RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STEPDAD'S TEST RESULTS DUE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CITY RIGHT TO TRY TO LIMIT LOTTERY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTION ASSEMBLY WAS NOT PEACEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FARM DEBT SETTLEMENTS RIP OFF TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ASK THE RIGHT QUESTION ABOUT ABORTION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HARRISBURG VOTERS MUST LOOK AT FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*BATTLING THE BULGE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"PRIEST, NUN ON MISSION TO COMBAT...","Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VICTORY MEANS BALANCED LIFE FOR DIETITIAN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
WOMEN'S CLUBS WOMEN OF ACHEIVEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BAD WEATHER KEEPS NADER FROM FORUM,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUILDERS ASSOCIATION ENDORSES MUENSTER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM NOT TRUTHFUL ABOUT WATER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
I-90 SHOOTING LEADS SCARCE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN STABBED NECK, IN CRITICAL CONDITION","Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
41ST STREET PROJECT SET TO START TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CONSTRUCTION QUAGMIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HART SAYS STRAIN CAUSED INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISCIPLINE IS TOPIC FOR REGENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON UPSET MEETING CANCELED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
400-GALLON CYANIDE SPILL CALLED MINOR,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN HURT IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT ALTERS PROCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BAR OWNER FACES TAX FRAUD CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD TO INTERVIEW TOP 3 CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS BOARD MAY SUE OVER AID,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER PROJECT WINS KEY ENDORSEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STUDENTS SENTENCED IN BURGLARY RING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
YANKTON TO REGAIN REGULAR AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RUSHMORE COIN OK'D,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*BOBCATS' BROTSKY TAKES 'A' GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BIRD GRAIN COMPANY PRESIDENT INDICTED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON DAKOTACARE WING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*RAMKOTA IS ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
*LINCOLN SENIOR CLASS WILL BULGE NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TASK FORCE AGREES TO 6,000-ACRE LIMIT","Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHING THE RIGHT WAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STREETS PROJECT CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CARVER'S CREATIONS ARE HIS COMPANIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--VICE PRESIDENT DAN QUAYLE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"REVIEW OF GATES, BUSH IS IN ORDER (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RUMMAGERS SHOULD TRY COURTESY AND RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SEX OFFENDERS GET KID-GLOVE TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOVERNMENT CONTROLS HURT DAIRY PRODUCERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SEATTLE GAVE KOREA VETS A BIG WELCOME HOME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PUBLIC DOESN'T NEED ALL MURDER DETAILS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
NO ONE BETS ON A RACE AFTER IT IS FINISHED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
SOCIETY HAS SUPERIOR OPERATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
HOME SCHOOL ADVANTAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*ATHLETES HONORED FOR EXEMPLIFYING INTEGRITY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*YANKTON EXPECTED TO BE HOT SPOT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*READY FOR CHALLENGE OF FIRST FINAL FOUR,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"SALES RISE, INCOME FALLS","Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"TO VISIT CANADA, TALK TRADE","Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*BUSINESS STUCK ON SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"BANKERS--SF, RAPID CITY ROBUST","Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BRANDON PILOT FLYING FIGHTER HOME TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CAMPAIGN NETS 10,000 POUNDS","Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLAREY MAY HAVE BEEN SEXUALLY MOLESTED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS SENTENCED IN SEX WITH MINOR,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICER WINS REINSTATEMENT TO JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM WORKERS TO VISIT BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DUMPED MOTOR OIL PLAGUES MADISON,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LLAMA LICK,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"GRANT WILL REVAMP SCIENCE, MATH TEACHING","Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX SESSION DEEMED UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REDISTRICTING HEARING MIGHT BE HELD ON RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*NADER TELLS ELDERLY TO USE THEIR CLOUT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUSPECT IN SLAYING WAS WITH VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"AIRPORT RECEIVES {dollar}183,600 GRANT","Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN FACES CHARGES IN BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL LEADERS WANT MORE CONTROL OF FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY ADMITS WATER OVER-BILLING ERROR,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NSP WORKER BURNED IN GAS-LINE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TOO EARLY FOR GOVERNOR'S RUN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UNIT SET TO RETURN NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CENTER EARNS FEDERAL GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HIGH COURT DECISION CALLED 'GREAT VICTORY',"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HIGHMORE APPROVES WASTEWATER BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GROUP RAISING FUNDS FOR MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
3-YEAR-OLD KILLED IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN BABY DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
EXPERTS PREDICT GRASSHOPPER TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRM INDICTED FOR DEATH OF EAGLES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HORMEL TO SPOTLIGHT SPAM ON 100TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STORM SPARKS FIRE IN LENNOX STORE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TICKET LOTTERY BRINGS FANS TO ARENA,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WIND CATCHER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ETHANOL PLANT IN SF LIKELY, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ONE-MONTH DELAY OF YARD WASTE BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*BANQUET SEES FEARS, TEARS AFTER LAYOFFS","Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CHANGES GRAND IN THE '90S,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*BE THE SALT, CREATE THIRST FOR GOD","Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOMOSEXUALS CAN BE GOOD CHRISTIANS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROSTITUTION NEXT BET FOR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PARAMEDIC TREATED CRUELLY BY RESIDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GAYBASHING WON'T SOLVE REAL PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*NEW POLICE LOGO,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TRUSTY CAMP INMATE ESCAPES FROM CUSTER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTION WALK SET FOR THIS MORNING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ARMED FORCES DAY CELEBRATION TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON HIGH TEAM AT SCIENCE OLYMPIAD,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TWO HURT IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GIRL INJURED IN FALL FROM BEAR BUTTE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
IS WHS CURE FOR SCHOOL CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WIND POSSIBLE EXPORT FOR SD,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE OFFICERS REMEMBER FALLEN FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COUPLE POWERS HOME WITH WIND,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"AGENDA SET FOR SCHOOL, CITY RACE","Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
ALCESTER LIBRARY TO HOST OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS DUMP WORK STARTS SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAY IS MOTORCYCLE AWARENESS MONTH,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL WATER GROUP ADDS MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WOMAN STARTS CLEANUP EFFORT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PRIVATELY RUN PRISONS FILL UP SLOWLY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RADIOACTIVE WASTE TARGETED FOR INDIAN LAND,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CRISIS TURNS TO SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESS STILL BRISK IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY SHOULD SPLIT ACTION ON CENTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LINE-ITEM RESCISSION MEASURE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*OPTIONS CLEAR FOR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PROBE SHOULD REVIEW RIOT AND CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT LEADERS WERE AMONG THE BEST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SD HOSPITALS SHOULD SAY NO TO MINNESOTA TAX (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SPEND CITY'S DOLLARS WHERE NEEDED MOST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CLINTON JOBS PACKAGE COULD'VE HELPED MANY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
COURTS SLOWLY RUINING SCHOOLS AND STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"SERVICE AN ALTERNATIVE, NOT A THREAT TO CHURCH (L)","Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
GIVE PRISON'S INMATES WHAT THEY DESERVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SEGREGATING SMOKERS GIVES ALL A CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PRICE OF PRESERVING HABITAT TOO HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
WILL WE EVER LEARN HISTORY'S LESSONS? (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"GAYS NEED HELP, NOT DISCRIMINATION (L)","Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
INMATES SHOULD ACT AS RESPECTFUL PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
RICHMAN GORDMAN REUNION IS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH BUSINESS CAMP WILL BE JUNE 13-18,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INTEREST OFFSETS LUMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL CATCHER COULD BE NEXT MCCONNELL,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA SPLITS 2 IN SOFTBALL REGIONAL,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY POSTAL CARRIERS PICK UP LOTS OF FOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN MARIJUANA SHIPPING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PTA MAY HAVE ITS FIRST MALE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SANTEE SIOUX PLAN CASINO EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY JUDGES PLEAD FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BOMBS MAY DELAY EDGEMONT DUMP,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS MUSLIMS URGE BOSNIAN ACTION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"CRAZY HORSE HIKE WILL BE JUNE 5, 6","Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HUMAN SERVICES PLANS JUNE 4 PICNIC,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW TO ADDRESS GOP WOMEN MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"REDFIELD TEACHER, SUPERINTENDENT QUIT","Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ROBERT KENNEDY KIDS TO SPEAK IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*GOVERNOR DOESN'T MIND WALT D., WALTER DALE","Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ALL ELEVEN CHILDREN IN PIERRE FAMILY EARN SD DEGREES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PROJECT TO DELIVER RESERVATION RELIEF,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
RAPID CITY MAYOR PUSHES SALES TAX EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
15 PEOPLE NAMED TO PLACE IN SD HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"SNOWPACK, RAIN RAISES MISSOURI RIVER LEVELS","Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*CHEERS--TO TOAST END OF A LEGEND,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO FORGET THE THUNDER AND FEEL,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO FORGET THE THUNDER AND FEEL..,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*NEW MEXICO OFFERS HISTORY, UNIQUE SIGHTS","Argus LeaderMay 16 1993, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
*BALLOONS MAKE FORCED LANDINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
REVENUE PRESSURES KEEP INCOME TAX A POSSIBILITY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RACING FAN DIES IN TRACK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SPEEDWAY CRASH DAZES CAR RACING FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE SHOULD START AUDITING BANK FUND (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INDIANS' RELIGIOUS RIGHTS ABUSED AT PENITENTIARY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRESSLER DIDN'T PRESENT FACTS IN HEALTH DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NOW LET'S HELP OUR OWN INSTEAD OF REFUGEES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
COLLECTING INCOME TAX WOULD EQUALIZE BURDEN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
EAC DOESN'T DESERVE BAD RAP FROM FEDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
READERS ADVISED TO PUT LITTLE STOCK IN REVIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*GOVERNOR IS STEWARD OF THE STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"PARK POLICE PATROL OTHER AREAS, TOO","Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NAME OF BOY KILLED BY PICKUP RELEASED,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORE ROBBERY DETAILS TO BE RELEASED TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM OFFERS KIDS FREE MEALS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YANKTON PSYCHIATRIC FACILITY BEGINS IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NO WIND BENEATH THESE WINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CRIM PROUD OF VIETNAM SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WORD OF THANKS MAKE VOLUNTEER'S DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
YEMEN EDUCATORS TO VISIT COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
15 SOUTH DAKOTANS GET HALL OF FAME SPOT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"ELDERLY, DISABLED CAN FISH FOR TROUT","Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*VERMILLION, YANKTON SIGN WASTE PACT","Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"DRIVE-THROUGHS ARE FOR RECYCLING, TOO","Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*MOVE WOULD PUT PERSON ON TAX ROLLS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*STAFF HAD ALL THE RIGHT ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCHULTE TOPS OFF JACKS' COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WELKE VOTED STATE'S BEST,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SWENSON WINS FIRST AT HUSET'S,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BOYS GET SET FOR SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*IT TAKES TIME TO LEARN HOW TO PRIORITIZE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ARE YOU DR COOL IN SLANG AT SCHOOL?,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"SYMPHONY SPARKLES, SPICES UP ITS FINALE","Argus LeaderMay 16 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
"*CROOKS WOMAN LEARNS SON ALIVE, WELL ON MOTHER'S DAY","Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*INDIANS STRIVE TO KEEP ABUSE SHELTER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STRONGER CIGARETTE WARNINGS IN ORDER (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SYMPATHY FOR MILITIAS SHOWS CRASS CYNICISM (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MORRELL SHOULD KEEP AGREEMENT (MADISON DAILY LEADER),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
IGNORING AMENDMENT 2 MAY CREATE DICTATORSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
UNBORN BABIES DESERVE AMERICA'S ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SENTENCE TOO HARSH FOR DAD WHO SPANKED KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
CHELATION THERAPY EFFECTS ARE UNKNOWN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*OWNING FEELINGS IS FIRST BIG STEP TO ASSERTIVINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REIN IN THE PAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'ER' ACTORS WILL DO READING TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
QB'S HOLD KEY TO SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*A NEW FATHER APPRECIATES FEMALE FISHING FINESSE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
REGION TRACK MEETS SET FOR THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"CREMATION, BURIAL COSTS ARE SIMILAR","Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ASKS CLINTON TO DECLARE DISASTER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 25, JUMPS OFF 41ST STREET BRIDGE","Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOOBY-TRAPPED MAIL EMITS STRONG ODOR,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INMATE WALKS AWAY FROM COURT FURLOUGH,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATING WOMAN'S RAPE REPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SDSU MAY EXTEND BAN ON TRANSFERS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A DANDY DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
REPEAL LEAVES EDUCATION WITHOUT RULES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FISH TALES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COUNCIL POSTPONES LAND EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SEARCH FOR BOY IN HILLS CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
PATIENT CALLS THREATS TO COUNTY COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"RIVERS, CRAWDADS TOPIC OF WATER FESTIVAL","Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*OFFICIAL SUSPENDED IN MAIL-FRAUD PROBE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"BARN FIRE MAY BE ARSON, AUTHORITIES SAY","Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ADAPTIVE TECHNOLOGY TELECONFERENCE TO AIR,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RIBBON CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MINNEHAHA OCUNTY MAY HOT RETURN CLAY TO KANSAS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CONSTRUCTION UNLIKELY WITHOUT RURAL HOUSING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DAV MEMBERS SCHEDULE CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GRAND JURY INDICTS 2 IN POSSESSION OF LSD,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
IOWAN SENTENCED IN SHOPLIFTING CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*WORKING IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*A BRIDGE TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
ERNST TO OPEN IN STORE IN BUILDERS SQUARE,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
AMERICAN EXPRESS TO BUY S.DAKOTA DEBIT-CARD MAKER,"Argus LeaderMay 16 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
SD GAS PRICES HIGHER THAN MOST CITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
KEEP COURTHOUSE MUSEUM PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FLANDREAU SCHOOL CHANGES ADVISED,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
COLLEGE TEACHERS' CONTRACT NEARLY COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
GERKEN DEFENDS LEASE RATES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
GERKEN DEFENDS LEASE RATES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
COLLEGE TEACHERS' CONTRACT NEARLY COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
WINNER MAN DIES IN TRAILER FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
MISUSE OF FEDERAL FUNDS POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
MISUSE OF FEDERAL FUNDS POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
ABDNOR WORRIED ABOUT RR TRACKS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
ABDNOR WORRIED ABOUT RR TRACKS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
*EARL MUNDT-A LIFE IN THE THEATER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TROUPE CREATES THEATER BY LISTENING,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DANCE SCHOOLS READY RECITALS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TROUPE CREATES THEATER BY LISTENING,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EARL MUNDT-A LIFE IN THE THEATER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STEALING HOME BY PHILIP O'CONNOR,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ARGUMENTS AGAINST ROADS IN BLACK HILLS REACH COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU INDIAN SCHOOL-STUDENT ATTRITION RATE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER VETERANS' PLAN FAILS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PRESSLER VETERAN'S PLAN FAILS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*BURN VICTIM LAUDS GOD WITH MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ICC HAS PLAN TO KEEP RAILROAD LINES ACTIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"DESPITE HARDSHIPS, SHE LIKES FARMING","Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
PLANTING FINALLY GETS UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
ASCS PLEASED WITH SIGNUP,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
FARMING & TEACHING CAN GO TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1979, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
REGENTS FEAR TUITION DEBT TO MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS FEAR TUITION DEBT TO MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY OK'D LICENSE FOR ILLEGAL MASSAGES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARTICIPATION-THE LINK FOR SPECIAL OLYMPIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW-HOPPER OUTLOOK BAD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ENDORSES KULL BID,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JOAN KENNEDY ECHOS HUSBAND'S CAMPAIGN VIEWS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ENDORSES KULL BID,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYHOUSE PRODUCTION OF 'SOUTH PACIFIC' SPIRITED,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}3.06 MILLION BID FOR FUEL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DELEGATION SET ON WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*DELEGATION SET ON WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHIRMER'S APOLOGY REPEATS THE ERROR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHIRMER'S APOLOGY REPEATS THE ERROR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SALUTE TO WHEELS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRITICISM OF SCHIRMER UNFAIR & VINDICTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ADVICE FOR MUSKIE-CHECK WITH MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CRITICISM OF SCHIRMER UNFAIR & VINDICTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RESERVE OFFICERS HONOR ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AIR PATROL TO HAVE MOCK RESCUE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE FIRE CAUSED BY FAULTY CORD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
56TH FLAG ADDED TO RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SELBY'S WATER TOWER STUNT TO BE INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC HEARING ON 'LIFELINE' RATES SET,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*PARADES, RACES, FESTIVALS TODAY","Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"SD MAN CONFESSED, SHERIFF SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD GAS GOES UP SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*BALLOON RACE GROUNDED-AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VALLEY'S FARMERS BEAR THE BURDEN OF PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*VALLEY'S FARMERS BEAR THE BURDEN OF PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RAIL PLAN EXPECTED TO GET QUICK OK,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*BIKERS RALLY FOR FUN, CHARITY","Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT PLAGUES SMALL-GRAIN CROP,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*LASER SATELLITES KEY TO SECURITY, GENERAL SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*LASER SATELLITES KEY TO SECURITY, GENERAL SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MISSOURI CARRYING 'LIGHT LOAD',"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY DEMOS-AVOID QUICK RAIL FIX,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MCFARLAND REMAINS JANKLOW'S REGENT PICK,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MCFARLAND REMAINS JANKLOW'S REGENT PICK,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY DEMOS-AVOID QUICK RAIL FIX,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MCFARLAND REMAINS JANKLOW'S REGENT PICK,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TAX FREEDOM DAY AND SD (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
URGES NEW EMPHASIS ON BIRTH CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*'EXTRA'-AN UNCOMMON OCCURRENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DISPUTES COLUMN ON FORD CAR SAFETY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
OFFENDED BY CARICATURES OF 'PRO-LIFE' GROUPS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
OFFENDED BY CARICATURES OF 'PRO-LIFE' GROUPS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SAYS DUDLEY SPEAKS FOR CHURCH MAJORITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BROOKINGS CRACKS DOWN ON RENTALS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BROOKINGS CRACKS DOWN ON RENTALS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CHILEAN SEEKS PERMANENT US VISA,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*CHILEAN SEEKS PERMANENT US VISA,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
"ABDNOR, 3 OTHERS AMEND DEFENSE BILL","Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER HEADS WHEAT DELEGATION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TEACHER CONTRACT TALKS STOP,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
3 HOT SPRINGS MEN PLEAD INNOCENT TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MONEY FOR EDGEMONT CLEAN-UP VOTED,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
AIRLINES MAY BID ON EASTERN SD MARKET,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
PUC WANTS POWERLINE CONSTRUCTION HALTED,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PUC WANTS POWERLINE CONSTRUCTION HALTED,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
POPE AND TALBOT MILL TO OPEN IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
AAA SAYS GAS PRICES DOWN IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*CONTROLLED BURN DEFIES RAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SEASON FINALIZED, OTHERS PROPOSED","Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*GOSSEL TAKES ON HARTFORD SPEEDWAY MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*GOSSEL TAKES ON HARTFORD SPEEDWAY MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"FLEXIBILITY, STRENGTH NECESSARY FOR RUNNERS","Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MULLER BOUND FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
MULLER BOUND FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*MAX IS A SPECIAL PERSON IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAX IS A SPECIAL PERSON IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*OLIVE LEE--COOK OT THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*BANKER PREDICTS WEAK YEAR AHEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HOT WORK AT THE 'SIOUX FALLS MINT',"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HOT WORK AT THE 'SIOUX FALLS MINT',"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BANKER PREDICTS WEAK YEAR AHEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ECONOMY GIVES MIXED SIGNS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
SOME POLICE ASK WHAT'S THE POINT OF EVALUATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INCUMBENTS MEET AGAIN--IN RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*WHAT DO SOUTH DAKOTA FARMERS DO WHEN IT RAINS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
AAUW EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
HISTORIC PRESERVATION DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
THIS WEEK'S PROCLAMATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
DAKOTA STRING QUARTET'S LAST CONCERT SPARKLES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*ANIMATION DISNEY STYLE--BRINGING LIFE TO ART,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP IS ASKING FOR DONATIONS TO LENGTHEN CITY BIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SUN OFFERED, BUT SHOWERS COMING","Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"THE MATHIS TRIAL IS OVER, BUT THE CASE ISN'T CLOSED","Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CUSTER STING HAS SPURRED POACHING CALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BORDER RESIDENTS LIKE OUT-OF-STATE ADDRESS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN BUDGET THREAT TO ROSEBUD HOSPITAL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PREVENTING NUCLEAR WAR IS BEST CIVIL DEFENSE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"1ST PRIZE--NO POLITICIANS, 2ND PRIZE--2 OF 'EM","Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ADVICE FOR JANKLOW ON CORPORATE TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DETERIORATING STATE PEN SUBJECT OF STUDY GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD GROUP WANTS TO MARSHAL WOMEN'S FORCE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"COLLINS, TORVE BOYS SPREAD WORD OF SD BASEBALL","Argus LeaderMay 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROCKY BLAIR--'I'M SORRY IT HAPPENED',"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BODY OF CANOEIST IS FOUND,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CHANGING IMAGE AT SOUTHEAST AREA VO-TECH,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
'KITCHEN' TAKES FUNNY-SAD LOOK AT EVERYDAY LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SWEET ADELINES INSTALL LEADERS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*TENNEBOE IS NEW POST COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HAGEN ELECTED TO NATIONAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
INSURANCE WOMEN ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
UNITED WAY APPOINTS MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
XI PSI SORORITY CHOOSES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*6 ESCAPE FROM BURNING HOME--DEMPSTER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CIGARETTE CAUSED MITCHELL EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"JUDGE--K MART OWES STATE {dollar}22,738","Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"JUDGE--K-MART OWES STATE {dollar}22,738","Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN DIED OF ACCIDENTAL SUFFOCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL FIRMS FACE UNDER-AGE SALE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SANTEE SIOUX APPROVE {dollar}8.5 MILLION LAND SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WET FIELDS DELAY CORN, FLAX PLANTING","Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE UNABLE TO FIND MAN WITH GUN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW TREATMENT OFFERS HOPE FOR TOT WITH RARE DISEASE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL REBUTS SLIP UP CREEK DATA,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
APARTMENT FIRE SLIGHTLY INJURES MCGOVERN'S SON,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HANSON'S CRACKDOWN ON DWI A HELPFUL STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THOUGHT MUST PRECEDE FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*PIGGING OUT IN BADGER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}40 MILLION DEAL PLANNED TO SHIP CORN TO TAIWAN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FEDERAL ETSI HEARING FOCUSES ON JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
HAYWARD GOES TO 2ND ROUND,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
OGLALA SIOUX ASK COURT TO RECONSIDER CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BIG SIOUX YOUTH RABBIT SHOW IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FEDS REVOKE VETERINARIAN'S ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUSTICE SEEKS IN-STATE TRAINING PLAN FOR JUDGES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LOCAL PHYSICIAN NAMED TO OSTEOPATHIC BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEIERHENRY--BEWARE OF GOLD JEWELRY OFFER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WILMOT MAN ELECTROCUTED WHEN TRUCK HIT LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BURLINGTON RAILROAD SELLS STRIP OF LAND,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
VIEWS MIXED ON NEW COUNTY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"RAPID CITY SCHOOL BOARD, TEACHERS AGREE ON PACT","Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FLORIDA TRUCKING FIRM IS TRANSFERRING 16 DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MISS OPPORTUNITY TO BE A JACKRABBIT OR COYOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*OLSON, SWEE CAPTURE REGION 2B GOLF TITLES","Argus LeaderMay 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*COMPLETION OF THIRD BUILDING EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MISSING BOY FOUND IN CALIFORNIA,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE PASSES MX PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE DEFENDS SENTENCE GIVEN IN CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MR ROBUTLER CHARMS CITIBANK VISITORS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*STRIKES OUT IN MELODRAMATIC BASEBALL FILM,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
4 SUMMER PLAYS SELECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FEST CELEBRATES NORWEGIAN DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
RESTORATION MEETING IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
MOTORCYCLE RIDER COURSES OFFERED,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
UNIVERSITY WEEK FOR WOMEN IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*PLANS TO OFFER OUTPATIENT SERVICES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS MAN WINS NATIONAL YMCA AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOOD SERVICE CENTER WILL DISTRIBUTE CHEESE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW LOOKS FOR PRISON SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAROUCHE WILL MAKE CAMPAIGN STOP HERE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY HALL IGNORING CLAIM OF MUDDIED MOTORISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX BREAK FOR FARM LAND WOULD COST CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FRIGID WATER KILLS MEN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MEETINGS WILL EXAMINE CENTRAL AMERICA ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS AREN'T FLYOVER VOTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TV ANALYSES INSULT VIEWERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
VISITORS TO GET BAD RECEPTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BUY CHEAPER GAS ELSEWHERE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRISON SHOULDN'T BE COMFY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*SON OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS WILL SPEAK SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONFERENCE WILL FOCUS ON EXPORTS TO CANADA,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEMINARY WILL BREAK GROUND FOR LIBRARY ADDITION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS TO COMPETE IN AUTO REPAIR CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SWEETMAN ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF PARKS BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION BOOMS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEMS SEEK COMMENTS ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COLLEGE WILL RECEIVE COLLECTION ON SIOUX CULTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"GASOLINE PRICES ROSE LAST MONTH, AAA REPORTS","Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PARK SERVICE SEEKS COMMENTS ON WIND CAVE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"PRIMARY OPEN ONLY TO REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS","Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE WELCOME CENTERS WILL OPEN NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VOLK SAYS STATE COULD PAY USD-S DEBT TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL HOSPITALS ARGUE ABOUT PRICE CUT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STATE WILL ALLOW GRANT IF DISTRICT USES TRUSTIES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TALLY OF STORM'S DAMAGE LENGTHENS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DASCHLE LISTS 1983 FINANCES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
RECIPROCITY AGREEMENT HELPS VO-TECH STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*HONOR ATHLETES HAVE FOLLOWED INSTRUCTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"AGAINST SUSPENDING BOAT, PARK FEES","Argus LeaderMay 17 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*250 WALK OFF JOBS AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ACTRESSES TALENTED BUT NOT FARM EXPERTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GIVE JANKLOW CREDIT FOR STOPPING HOG TRAFFIC (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BARNETT WILL BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
REGENT EDITORIAL DISGUSTING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
WOMEN SOMETIMES TO BLAME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BOARD'S SIZE NOT PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*GRADUATION SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1 IN 25 ELDERLY ABUSED,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COKE IS THE NEW TASTE ON THE BLOCK,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REGENTS WANT LAWMAKERS TO SHOULDER DECISION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HUNGER DRIVE BRINGS IN 15,000 POUNDS OF FOOD","Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIPESTONE HUSTLES TO REBUILD AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER PULLS FOR CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CAR-PICKUP ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARMED FORCES DAY PROGRAM IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARENT FIRM TO SELL KNOX LUMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SMART IDEA MAKES LOCAL WOMAN {dollar}210 RICHER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS--JOIN NATION ON HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PARKING OFFENDERS MIGHT GET THE BOOT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"SUSPECT FACES STATE, FEDERAL CHARGES","Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PARENTS OF MISSING BOY TO SPEAK IN WINNER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DECADE'S WEB CHAIRMAN MAY STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"GAME, FISH AND PARKS OFFICIAL LEAVES TODAY","Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BUS DRIVER FINED {dollar}100 IN INJURY CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
US SENATE SENDS IRS-LOG BILL TO REAGAN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"REGENTS DELAY ALCOHOL, RAPE SURVEY ISSUES","Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JAIL IDEA RAISES EYEBROWS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"MAYOR, COMMISSION RACES DRAW BIGGEST FIELD","Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2.9 RATE SPURS BEN HUR SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*VERMILLION PROFESSOR PUBLISHES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PLAY DEALS GENTLY WITH TABOO SUBJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BIKE TRACK HELPS LUNG ASSOCIATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FEAST HELPS KIDNEY FOUNDATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GERANIUM SALE ORDER DIABETES CAUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SERTOMA SUPPORTS HANDI-RIDERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SPECIAL OLYMPICS THANKS RELAYS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
NEBRASKA VOTE HISTORIC (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GUARD TRAINING IN CENTRAL AMERICA (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BELL CAMPAIGN TAKES DISTRESSING TURN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HEIDEPRIEM IS TOO NEGATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TAXPAYERS HELP PAY THE BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
REAGAN PLAYING WITH DANGER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SOLUTIONS ARE WHAT COUNTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
FIAT CONTRACT IS DISGRACEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"LIVING FOR RESURRECTION, NOT EARTHLY GOALS","Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"*FRIEDRICK EYES EUROPE, TERRORISM THREAT","Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MUNSEN MAY MOVE IF RIGHT OFFER APPEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARMED FORCES DAY ACTIVITIES SET FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE REJECTS NEW TRIAL REQUEST FOR REUTTEN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JURY INDICTS CITY MAN FOR RAPE, BURGLARY","Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL SEES SLIM RAISE FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANE CRASH VICTIM'S CONDITION IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SCHULTZ, D'AMATO JOIN CITY SCHOOL BOARD RACE","Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN COMPETES FOR MISS USA,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUST DUCKY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NORWEGIANS CELEBRATE NATION'S INDEPENDENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROCK QUARRY OPPONENTS PREPARE FOR MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FILING DEADLINE BRINGS CRUSH OF CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABDNOR SCHEDULES MEETING ON FARM CREDIT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE STUDENTS CONDUCT SENATE RACE POLL,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KOARMAN WANTS UNION COUNTY SHERIFF'S JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MEIERHENRY WRONG ABOUT BELL, LAMMARS SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL REMOVES MONEY FOR DAM SALE STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHRINERS TODAY PLAN SPRING PARADE DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE SET FOR MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
APPROPRIATIONS PANEL LEADERS BACK HANSEN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*BLOOMING BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BUDGET CUTS HIT INDIAN CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CANDIDATES TO DEBATE ON PUBLIC TV,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HEIDEPRIEM OFFERS FARM PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MICKELSON OUTLINES TOURISM PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CANDIDATES URGE STRIKERS TO KEEP FIGHTING,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMLAND AT RISK WITH INSURANCE FIRMS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FACTS IN FAVOR OF NEW PARKING RAMP (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*GETTING TO THE POINT IS NOT HIS STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
COVERAGE OF LOVE AFFAIRS GREY AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S CONCERN SHOULD BE FOR LABOR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
STRIKE FIGHTS EXPLOITATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
WHAT ABOUT THE CONSUMER? (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
WORKERS WANT TO LIVE IN PRIDE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
NEITHER SIDE RIGHT IN STRIKE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
PERCEPTION OF STINGLEY UNCHANGED,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUNG CAR OWNER HOPES TO GROW INTO RACING,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CINCINNATI HOPEFUL SCHWANKE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"BOYCOTT ON HOLD, INDIAN LEADER SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM GROUP HEAD HAS A CREDIT PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SETTLEMENT MADE IN BOY'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIX ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY HONORS THOSE WHO SERVE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BIDDING FOR LOTTERY ACCOUNT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"STATE CRIME LAB LACKS SPACE, MONEY","Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BICYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MICKELSON WATCHES MORRELL SITUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NURSING HOME DISPUTE GOES TO LABOR BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SACRED SITES TO BE PROTECTED FROM BLASTS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RUSHMORE EVENT MAY FEATURE REAGAN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SCHOOLS IN REGION TO COOPERATE MORE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS DROP,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LUTHER MANOR INC CHANGES OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PRODUCTION OUTLOOK GOOD FOR WINTER WHEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RETAIL GROUP HONORS WEBSTER MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"TRADESHOW FEATURES STATE PRODUCTS, LOGO","Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS FLOCK TO SUBSIDY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*30 YOUNG BUSINESS PEOPLE TO LEAD SF,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SD LOW IN HEALTH BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
EROS CHIEF RECEIVES NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
HUMOR SET IN PIPESTONE FOLKLORE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MILDRED GUNDERSON COOKING UP A BOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
CHURCH RECEIVES GIFTS FOR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1987, sect.F, p.04, col.6"
SD MEN PUT IN MOST HOURS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PILOT MAKES PIT STOP HERE ON RECORD FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOLIDAY INN TOLD TO CHANGE NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRASH RULING GETS MIXED REACTION HERE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MEN FACE UNFAIR BIAS IN CHILD-SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STOP BASHING SYMPHONY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STEPCHILDREN NEED LOVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
STEVENS DOMINATES '88 SPORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KIDS UNCOVER SUMMER FUN IN BOOKS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHILDREN JOIN THE CLUB IN RECORD NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
POSTMASTERS GROUP ELECTS LEADERS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENT NURSES GIVEN RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEACHER SORORITY INSTALLS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KUCK TO COMMAND LEGION POST,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"MAN, 32, ARRAIGNED ON RAPE CHARGE","Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL SHUTS DOWN NIGHT HOG KILL,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEA MADE IN RIFLE INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COURT REJECTS CHARGE OF DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OUT FOR A ROLL,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS SUPPORT LIQUOR PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EPISCOPAL LEADERS MEET AT PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
5 PLEAD GUILTY IN AMPHETAMINE RING CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AGRICULTURE SECRETARY STEPS DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MICKELSON URGES OFFICIAL TO CANCEL LICENSE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REGISTRATION DEADLINE NEARS FOR PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WALK TO NEW SCHOOL SAFER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CITY STUDENT WINS PRESIDENTIAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*MINNESOTA FARMLAND SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
GROUP OFFERS HOPE FOR RURAL CLINICS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"NEED TO MIX RICH, POOR DIVIDES","Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW SPILL FOUND AT TRI-STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
{dollar}125 AND TLC ROPE A HORSE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NEW MORRELL PLANT WOULD BE WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TO STEAL AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONCERNED CITIZENS ARE NOT ANTI-FEMINIST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VETS MUST FIGHT FOR RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
100 DECISIONS EXCELLENT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PATRONIZE SPONSORS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PHOTO DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LAWS MUST BE OBEYED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
BACK CAMPAIGN BILLS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*ALL IS NOT WELL IN GOTHAM CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ATMOSPHERE ON MENU AT NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANTON MAN GETS 5 YEARS IN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN IN FATAL WRECK NOW FAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ENTERS PLEA IN ASSAULT INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
16 PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN ABORTION PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP PLUGS {dollar}2 MILLION RESTORATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WATER OFFICIAL ASKS CRITICS FOR TRUCE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USD PROBES FRATERNITY FOR VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON REPORTS NO FEE FROM SPEECHES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MURDERER APPEALS CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ALEXANDRIA TEACHER CHOSEN SDEA HEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY ASCS TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEETINGS PLANNED ON SOLID WASTE LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENIOR CHOSEN NATIONAL INDIAN STUDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX TRIBE SEEKING DELAY IN SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"TO MEET, EXAMINE FINANCIAL MATTERS","Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS TOWNS PLAN FOR DRY SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LAWYERS MAKING MEDIATION ADVERSARIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*KNIGHTS' KOLB WINS STATE GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DRIVE-UP BOUQUETS BLOSSOM,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*GROUP PAVING TRADE ROUTE TO FAR EAST,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*HORMEL PACT IS BAD NEWS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
ARENA MANAGER SAYS COSBY TO SIGN SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MUPPET MAKER DIES UNEXPECTEDLY AT 53,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*3 CHARGED IN I-90 KILLING,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE TESTS ORDERED ON STEPFATHER'S BLOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VICTIM PRAISED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ODD ENCOUNTERS SNARE NATION'S CENSUS CREW,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PRESIDENT BUSH'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BROHM DOING ITS BEST TO MEET CONDITIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NATION NEEDS FAMILY-LEAVE BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RECYCLED 'ARGUS' A COMMENDABLE IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*VISITORS FLY IN EACH JUNE FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LOCAL, TAIWAN CHURCH JOIN HANDS","Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*10 SENIORS AWARDED THEATER SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BUSH'S EDUCATION LIST MAY HAVE WIDE IMPACT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BILL TARGETS FRAUD ON SENIOR CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CEREBRAL PALSY FUND-RAISER SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REDUCED-RATE SWIM PASSES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF STUDENTS TO COMPETE IN DC,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A LITTLE TOO CLOSE FOR SHADE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHER IN RUNNING TO BE AMBASSADOR,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGES HEAR ARGUMENTS IN MISSOURI RIVER CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SURFACE MINING REPORT FINDS NO PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRINCIPAL SPENDS DAY ON SCHOOL ROOF,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*DASCHLE HAS {dollar}53,340 IN OUTSIDE INCOME","Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AREA HIGH SCHOOLS MAKE PLANS FOR GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EPA MIGHT REVIEW COMPANY'S ASBESTOS INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRM FINED FOR IMPROPER RELEASE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY ENFORCEMENT WILL BE CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REWARD HELPS SNARE STATUE TRESPASSER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GROUND BREAKING SET FOR I-29 INTERCHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MAN GETS TWO-AND-A-HALF YEARS IN VEHICULAR DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
INMATE SENTENCED FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
EDUCATION PLAN TARGETS TROUBLE WITH PARTIES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
RAIN HELPING REFILL AQUIFERS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
LAKE OAHE NOT ONLY FISHING OPTION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CITIBANK TO HOST GLOBAL CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
ELK POINT GRAIN SNAFU SPURS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*POLITICS INCITE PACKING INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*GULF PILOT COMPLETES HOMECOMING MISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STORMS DRENCH MUCH OF STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD DOCTOR DISCIPLINE CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SUSPECT SAYS SEX ADVANCE LED TO KILLING,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DISCIPLINED SD DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"BEWARE TAXPAYERS, SCHOOL COSTS RISING (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOOTING DOG DIFFICULT FOR AN ANIMAL LOVER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SYSTEM IMPEDES KILLER'S PROSECUTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HANDGUN CONTROL INC AD DISTORTS FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*VARIETY MAY DRAW MORE THEATERS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MUSICAL SURVEYS LIFE OF ARGENTINE HEROINE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COLLECTS AID FOR STORM VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KITE FLYING CONTEST SUNDAY AT KUEHN PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORWEGIAN CEREMONY TODAY AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWWOW TO HONOR GULF WAR VETERANS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN INDICTED IN CARRIER KILLING,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REDISTRICTING HEARINGS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA'S TOXIC POLLUTION GROWS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION RAISES FEES FOR STATE FAIR ADMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT RULES NON-PARENT HAS NO RIGHT OF VISITATION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS CLAIM 2 LIVES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER BOARD TO MEET THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE CITED IN ACCIDENTAL DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAYOR REFUSES TO REAPPOINT POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*JUDGES FLIP OVER CEREAL BOX TOP,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WAYS TO PAY COSTS FOR STURGIS RALLY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NUCLEAR WASTE PANEL'S LIABILITY BEING STUDIED,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SPEARFISH CANYON WATERSHED ON SCENIC LANDS LIST,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*YANKTON DOMINATES 2AA TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN BIDS TO BLOCK O'GORMAN REPEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS WORKSHOP SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GANNETT WILL BUY DC-AREA PAPER CHAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
US WEST OFFERS RURAL HELP FUND,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LOCAL FIRMS HAVE PARENTAL-LEAVE OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*CARSON'S HOMETOWN FOND OF PRANKSTER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WASHINGTON WILL BE EMPTY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL DAYS AT WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
'CLUBHOUSE' JUST BUSINESS AS USUAL (ABERDEEN AM),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MINOR-LEAGUE TEAM WOULD BE NICE CATCH (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*BREWER SHOWS POOR TASTE WITH CRAZY HORSE BEER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
KURDS NEED HELP TO STOP GENOCIDE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
NATIONAL HEALTH PLAN COULD BE ACCOMPLISHED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SUPPORT FOR WAR VETS SEEMS TO BE LACKING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WOMEN VOTERS SUPPORT HEALTH CARE FOR ALL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
LAWMAKER NEEDS NEW ATTITUDE ON BARRIERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
PLEASE SUPPORT LOCAL UNITED WAY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WHS BEST SITE FOR ENTERTAINMENT CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*END OF AN ERA AT WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KESSINGER PICKS SCHOOL'S ALL-TIME GREATS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*APRECIATION SHOWN FOR INJURED DRIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*POLLOCK FARM NOW PRODUCES NORTHERNS, WALLEYES","Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CITY RUNNING OUT OF PARKS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
INSURANCE FIRM PLANS MOVE INTO WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OFFICEMAX OPENS DOORS ON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*PIES, ICE CREAM SWEETEN BUSINESS","Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LAYOFFS SPREADING IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*STEENSLAND--TAKE BIDS FOR AMBULANCE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON TO DISCUSS FIRED POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"PUPPY FARM FACES LICENSE, TAX TROUBLE","Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*COUPLE TIES KNOT, RIDES INTO SUNSET","Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*PROJECT PUTS BLIND BEHIND WHEEL,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"CITY BIDDING UNFAIR, TRUCK DEALER SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*FLIPPING FOR A PARADE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
CHRISTIANS PLAN MARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
JUNE 9 HEARING SET TO DISCUSS FAIR FEES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
OLD SOVIET FIGHTER JET FLIES OVER RC,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAYOR TO END LONG CAREER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
WORK ON POST OFFICE COULD BEGIN IN 2 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*TAKING A SPIN AROUND THE LOT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
STORM SEASON GETS EARLY START IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
HIGH COSTS PINCH TREATMENT CENTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
TRIBE MAY DROP COMPLAINT OVER FOSSILS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
*TOUGH TO CAST STONES FOR CAPITOL BEER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*NIGHTS TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*LONDON BRIDGE FULL OF FASCINATING HISTORY...,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1992, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
INFANT IN ICU,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*AIDS QUILT WILL EDUCATE SD, ORGANIZER SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPIC AND SPAN,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SINGLE PARENT'S GENDER UNIMPORTANT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUCCESSOR FOR MILLER STILL SECRET,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CLINTON BURST HIS BUTTONS OVER LINCOLN RIBBON,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OPEN MILITARY EVEN MORE TO WOMEN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*INDIAN COUNTRY VISIT ENLIGHTENING,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*ARTS CENTER WILL ENRICH SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*WASHINGTON NOT BEST SITE FOR PERFORMANCE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GANG CONFERENCE WAS GOOD NEWS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PEOPLE COULD SPEND HARSH WORDS BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COMMENCEMENT PRAYERS SHOULD BE ALLOWED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DEMOCRAT SHOULDN'T FORGET THE PAST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MCGOVERN'S COMMENTS WRONG ON MIDEAST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GAYS ARE TRYING TO CORRUPT OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
PRISON RIOT COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CHILDREN REMAIN QUIET AT OUR SAVIORS SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
MOST FAVOR 40-MILE TRAIL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PACTOLA RESERVOIR 'IN GOOD POSITION',"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PEROT TO SPEAK IN TWIN CITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CACTUS HEIGHTS MAY ANNEX,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY ENGINEER GREW UP ON MISSOURI RIVER BANKS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RECYCLING PLAN NEAR PASSAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ARENA BLOWS SMOKING BAN IDEA,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PESTICIDE CONTAINER RECYCLING AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE TREASURER TOOK ECONOMIC FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WORKERS' COMP RATES COULD SOAR,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"DOCTOR'S CARE QUESTIONED, NEWSPAPER SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD NEEDS ALL HIGHWAY MONEY OK'D,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BILL TO PROPOSE HAVEN FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
IRS DETERMINES AUDITS USING SECRET FORMULA,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
YIELDS DROP WITH LATE PLANTING AFTER MAY 20,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*FUND-RAISING GOLF EVENT WORTH A SHOT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA EARNS BERTH IN NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JACKS WIN 2ND BASEBALL TITLE IN A ROW,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH FIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*USE YOUR HEAD OR LOSE IT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LHS STUDENT CHANGES WAY FOR DIPLOMA,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*YAC PROFILE: ELONA HORNER OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*YAC PROFILE: ELONA HORNER OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POLICE CLOSE OFF AREA AFTER GUNFIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DUELING DUO TOLD TO CALL IT QUITS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HOLDUP SUSPECT DENIES CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DIRT-Y WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"MORRELL, CITY DEAL REACHED","Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CLINTON MAKES GOOD SELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ELECT NEW MEMBERS TO SCHOOL BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CUT BACK ON EXTRAS IN NAME OF EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STATE NEEDS PEOPLE WHO WILL STOP SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PRISON ADMINISTRATION NEEDS TO BE CHANGED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
GOVERNMENT SPENDING NOT EVENLY DISTRIBUTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SHOW LAKOTA RESPECT WITH BAN ON BEER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*BURG HOPES TO BUILD A BETTER FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*SOCIETY UNDERSTATES ROLE OF FATHER, AUTHOR SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY'S SCHOOLS HIRE BIG NAMES TO SAVE HOOPS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BYRUM BACK ON COURSE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TIBBETTS TAKES BASKETBALL JOB AT ROOSEVELT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PRO ANGLERS GO MOBILE TO WOO WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FLAGS NEED LIGHT WHEN FLYING AT NIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOY HURT WHEN STRUCK BY VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCIENCE BALLOON REMAINS MISSING,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PORTABLE SCALE TO CHECK VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MILLER TO UNVEIL TAX PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THE JOYS OF FISHING BROUGHT CLOSER TO HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOT-AIR BALLOON PILOTS DIDN'T BREAK FAA RULES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAN AGAINST ARTS PAVILION TO CHALLENGE JAMISON,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*CUSTODY CASE PUTS GIRL, 11, IN MIDDLE","Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
JERAULD COUNTY 4-H'ERS CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"PANEL TO EVALUATE WORKER, TRAINING EFFORT","Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CITIBANK HONORED FOR FAMILY PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FLOOD DISASTER COUNTIES MAY INCREASE BY 10,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CLINTON DONATES SAXOPHONE TO MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HERE'S HOW THE DEMOCRATS STAND,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
'OPTIMISTIC' ABOUT LEADER ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN GETS 5 YEARS FOR BEING ACCESSORY TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
OPPONENTS FEAR ELKTON OPERATION WOULD POLLUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
EARNINGS DROP 82% FROM A YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*RIVER RESERVOIR HITS RECORD LEVEL,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*INDIGO GIRLS EXPLORE PINE RIDGE TO FIND WAY TO HELP,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*YANKTON SIOUX CLOSING IN ON RIVER MARINA DEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SHERIFF IN 'GOOD SPIRITS' FOLLOWING HEART ATTACK,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WOUNDED KNEE PARK COULD BENEFIT TRIBES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NO MORE EXCUSING US BUDGET MESS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*OKLAHOMA BLAST DOESN'T CALL FOR A TEA PARTY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*LESSON NO.1 FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS: PRAYER IS OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"PRESSLER, NOT PBS, NEEDS TO BE PRIVATIZED (L)","Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
HIGHER EDUCATION WILL OPEN JOB MARKETS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
ARGUS FITNESS STUDY DIDN'T GET FACTS STRAIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
CASE OF BABY RICHARD REVEALS ARGUS' SEX BIAS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
FINE EDUCATION ISN'T A GAME OF NUMBERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
SPECIAL RULES APPLY TO FAST AMBULANCES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORKER ELECTROCUTED AT CONSTRUCTION SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE SECOND RAPE REPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS LOOK INTO CAUSE OF TWO FIRES,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONSULTANTS PRESENT DRAFT OF JAIL STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIALS UNVEIL SENIOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*US COURTHOUSE NOTES CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOT-LINE ORGANIZER SAYS TRIAL WORTH IT,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LOST BOY FOUND AT STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS AUTHORITIES DISPUTE CUSTODY OF INMATE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHESTER MAN CHOSEN TO SERVE ON BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BACK-UP WITH SEWER GIVES KIDS DAY OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MIDWEST POWER SEEKS RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SUPPORTERS OF DAM URGE CITY TO BUILD,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*COUNCIL ADOPTS RULES COVERING TATTOO ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE AT FESTIVAL","Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ARTISTIC ENDEAVORS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMITTEE OFFERS IDEAS SO SCHOOL SPENDS LESS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIAL UNEASY OF PLAN TO SET UP RALLY FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*DAY-CARE FACILITIES INCREASING IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
KILLERS GET LONG PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
CONGRESSMEN TRY TO HURRY DISASTER DECLARATION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
PRICE OF CITY HOMES UP 7.6%,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
COST-SAVING EARNS SIOUX VALLEY EMPLOYEES BONUS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*INMATES START WORK PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CHAMBER HALTS PLANNED PARENTHOOD WELCOME,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
FLOOD HOT LINE RESPONDS TO CALLERS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*FILL-IN PHENOM LEADS JACKS TO REGION,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LEGENDS OF BASEBALL GROWS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*DESSERT A TRUMP CARD FOR BRIDGE HOSTESS,"Argus LeaderMay 17 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"TWO KILLED, FOUR HURT IN ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderMay 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SUPPORT FOR VOCATIONAL CONFERENCES APPRECIATED,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JUSTICE DENIED TO THORSNESS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FINE PROGRESS MADE BY YOUTH SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
TUITION INCREASE DELAYED UNTIL FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STATE MAY SHARE COST OF REPAIRING DAKOTA DOME,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ABDNOR WANTS CATALYTIC CONVERTERS REMOVED,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
"ACCIDENT KILLS LARRY KIEL, PIERRE","Argus LeaderMay 18 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
ENVIRONMENTAL AGENCY ORDERS HALT TO PUMPING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
ENVIRONMENTAL AGENCY ORDERS HALT TO PUMPING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
AMBULANCE SERVICE HAS VOLUNTEER SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*TULIPS BLOOM JUST IN TIME-ORANGE CITY, IA","Argus LeaderMay 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD LAWMAKERS TO BE ASKED ANTI-SMOKING MEASURE VIEWS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MAGIC AGE OF 40-JUDY ABDALLAH,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*NURSING HOMES OFFER VARIED CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"DON'T HURRY CHOICE, ADMINISTRATORS SAY","Argus LeaderMay 18 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SPECIAL OLYMPIANS TRIUMPH,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS HOME SALES 50 PERCENT LESS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RELATIVES' VISITS BOLSTER KENNEDY IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GUNSMITH A GUARDIAN OF THE MUZZLE-LOADING DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*JOAN KENNEDY CONQUERS PRESS, POLITICS","Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GUNSMITH A GUARDIAN OF THE MUZZLE-LOADING DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*HOME SERVICES EASE LIFE FOR ELDERLY, DISABLED","Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SHEEPSKIN CONFIRMS WHAT HIS FRIENDS HAVE KNOWN FOR,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SHEEPSKIN CONFIRMS WHAT HIS FRIENDS HAVE KNOWN FOR,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*LORRAINE YOUNG-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.B, p.17, col.1"
*SPECIAL OLYMPICS SPECIAL TO HUGGER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HARVEY ROFFMAN-CANADA PITCHING FOR US EXPORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"*DRY SOIL OR NOT, PLANTING BEGINS","Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
HIGH COST SLOWS FERTILIZER USE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
GASOHOL'S GAIN IS STATE'S LOSS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
LIVESTOCK MARKET STEADINESS SEEN,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
INVESTORS' ANNUAL MEETING FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*RAIN DOESN'T DAMPEN CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*WIND GUSTS, RAIN GROUND BALLOONS","Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET DRAWS MIXED REVIEW,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DR MACMILLAN URGES CAUTION WITH COMBUSTIBLE PRODUCT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TOLLEFSON CRITICIZES KULL ENDORSEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FISCHBACH TRAUMA (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FISCHBACH TRAUMA (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MINER SHOULD RESIGN AS REGENT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
A LOOK AT LEAD-FROM DOWN UNDER BY YEAGER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
A LOOK AT LEAD-FROM DOWN UNDER BYE YEAGER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
UNBORN LEFT WITHOUT LEGAL PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FAMILY DELEGATES NOT REPRESENTATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS-NOT 'COFFEE UPPER CRUST' (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MULTIPURPOSE USE FOR RAIL RIGHTS-OF-WAY URGED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
UNBORN LEFT WITHOUT LEGAL PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FAMILY DELEGATES NOT REPRESENTATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HELP FOR BICYCLE SAFETY WEEK APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION ANSWER FOR TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
MCGOVERN CARRIES WRONG PARTY LABEL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SDSU'S BERG GETS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
EXPERT-RESTORATION CAN SAVE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD TO GET ENERGY GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GRANDSTAND TICKETS DWINDLING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SDSU'S BERG GETS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
VALLEY SPRINGS MAN FACES CHARGES IN CAR CRASH FATALITY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
COURT REVERSES MADISON AUTO INJURY CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
CONFERENCE TO TELL HOW TO GET MOST FOR THE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
COURT REVERSES MADISON AUTO INJURY CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
4 TO PROWL SF FOR STUDY OF LAND USES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ABDNOR-CARTER SHOULD FOLLOW LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
2ND DISTRICT DEMS MAY DEBATE ON TV,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HAM SCOLDS US ABOUT CUBANS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
KATUS-SD TOURISM NEEDS ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FIRE FIVE ENERGY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HAM SCOLDS US ABOUT CUBANS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BUDGET-'ELECTION-YEAR FRAUD',"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
KATUS-SD TOURISM NEEDS ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"SCHUMAKER-TAKE WEB, OAHE TRADE","Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BERGLAND DUMBFOUNDS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*BERGLAND DUMBFOUNDS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
5 SD LEGISLATORS RATE 100 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*BERGLAND DUMBFOUNDS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
5 SD LEGISLATORS RATE 100 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*STOFFERAHN CALLS FOR INTEREST BREAKS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*RETIRING TEACHER SAYS GOODBYE FOR LAST TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*RETIRING TEACHER SAYS GOODBYE FOR LAST TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
DANCERS MOURN THE ARKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DANCERS MOURN THE ARKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FIRE SNUFFS LAST FLICKER OF HOMESTAKE MILL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HOME RADIATION FIGHT BEGINS IN EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HOME RADIATION FIGHT BEGINS IN EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DANCERS MOURN THE ARKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MYERS-QUICK RAIL ACTION WILL KEEP US ON SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MYERS-QUICK RAIL ACTION WILL KEEP US ON SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HORSE RACING-1 OF SD'S FEW LEGAL BETTING GAMES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HORSE RACING-1 OF SD'S FEW LEGAL BETTING GAMES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A STATEMENT ON THE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY ON EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUGIE PROFESSORS WRITE HISTORY BOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUGIE PROFESSORS WRITE HISTORY BOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OVER MUSEUM FEATURES HANDICRAFTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
A STUDENT COMMENDED FOR TRAFFIC SAFETY POSTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REGISTRATION BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA THEATRE CARAVAN TO TOUR RURAL SD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS OPERAHOUSE PLAYERS IN 5TH SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SPOKE AT COMMENCEMENT IN THE O'GORMAN HIGH,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ADVERSITY CAN'T DUMP FISHING TEAMS-FORT THOMPSON,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MINERAL LEASES TO BE AUCTIONED TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT-TOPIC OF THE SD CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SF LANGUAGE BANK PROVIDES INTERPRETERS IN EMERGENCIES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NO WONDER WALL DRUG CAN OFFER FREE ICE WATER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW USE SHOULD BE FOUND FOR OLD JAIL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REARMING JAPAN A VEXING ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATOR LAMONT TO RECEIVE SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MAN HELD IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA PROF IS CONFERENCE SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NORA HUSSEY NOMINATED TO HEAD MINT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATOR LAMONT TO RECEIVE SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STOLEN MAMMOTH BONES RECOVERED,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WYOMING RANCHERS FEAR ETSI EFFECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NORA HUSSEY NOMINATED TO HEAD MINT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL--FORESTS COULD PROVIDE ENERGY NEEDS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OFFICIAL-FORESTS COULD PROVIDE ENERGY NEEDS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OPTIMISTS' RUMMAGE SALE MAY 27-28,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ALUMNI BANQUET MAY 23,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BLACK HILLS BECOMING TOO POPULATED,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BLACK HILLS BECOMING TOO POPULATED,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*AUGIE SCRIMAGE PRODUCES DEFENSIVE END,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"LONGER SCHOOL DAY TO HAVE MORE PHY ED, ART, MUSIC","Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REPORT BOLSTERS DEFENSE OF ETSI SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COURT TO RULE ON DWI EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'CONAN' IS AS EPIC AS ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER IS BIG,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*'GYPSIES' OF CHINESE FOOD EXPANDING HORIZONS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*KITCHEN ALUMNI DIRECTOR FOR SD SCHOOL OF MINES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*NEW OFFICERS FOR SWEET ADELINES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*RADIGAN IS VFW CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
STAKE ON RURAL PHONE BANK BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
WATER ADVISORY BOARD OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*MANY CONTINUE FARM FIGHT DESPITE TOUGH ODDS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PUC CHIEF DECIDES NOT TO RUN,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LITTON ANNOUNCES TWO-WEEK CLOSING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MORRELL WANTS PAY, BENEFITS CUT 28 PERCENT","Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROSECUTORS RESOLUTELY ACCEPT MATHIS TRIAL OUTCOME,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INITIAL APPROVAL TO ISSUE CITY BONDS FOR PAVILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"BEEF, PORK TO MOSCOW--AN IDEA FOR THE FUTURE (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TIMELY SD RAINS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIGN LANGUAGE URGED FOR SCHOOL CURRICULUM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VETERANS MEMORIAL DESERVES APPROVAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ATTACK PROPOSED EXPANSION OF SD WORKFARE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL SAYS ND HANDLES RECESSION BETTER THAN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN FOUND DEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
34 ARRESTED IN HILLS DRUG BUST--14 MORE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
FLOODED ROAD REBUILT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GARRISON TRIAL PRESENTS OPPOSITE SIDES FOR SD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TWO MEN SENTENCED FOR FOOD STAMP SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ALCOHOL TREATMENT CHANGES COACH'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEFENDING CHAMPION KNIGHTS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE LAWMAKERS LIKE SOVIET GRAIN DEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SOVIETS WIELD UPPER HAND, ZUMWALT SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"DASCHLE HAS ASSETS OF {dollar}150,000 TO {dollar}350,000","Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*NORMA BRICK HAS SOMETHING TO PROVE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MATTHIESSEN'S ACCUSATIONS CAN BE CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*LARSON GETS EDUCATION AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*RICHARDS SOCIAL WORKER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
AUGUSTANA HONORS FIVE ALUMNI,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*DWU HONORS SIOUX FALLS MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*3 SIOUX FALLS PEOPLE HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
AUGIE NURSING STUDENT WINS GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*MCGOVERN FIRE LIMITED TO 3 ROOMS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BANK PREPARES TO MOVE TO YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORD REMOVES DEALER'S NEW CARS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WILL HANDLE TUITION RECIPROCITY TALKS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS' PACT APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS' UNION DIRECTOR OFFERED STATE JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION HIRES CITY MANAGER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEBSTER CLINIC SUIT GOES TO ST PAUL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WORK STARTS ON BROCKHOUSE MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT REVERSES 33 PERCENT OF RULINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--SD SETS EXAMPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SANTEE SIOUX TRIBES OK SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNION--STOP PUSHING CHEAP-LABOR IMAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SINCERITY NOT ENOUGH IN SCHOOL BOARD RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FIGHT AGAINST HUNGER IS FIGHT AGAINST UNREST,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW HAS A RIGHT TO DEFEND HIS NAME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ARGUS COVERAGE APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MALL PROPOSAL REHASHED,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
HOUSING DISPUTE THREATENS TO DELAY IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*SUPPLY, DEMAND SHOULD RULE GAS INDUSTRY","Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COUNTY CONSIDERS ACQUIRING WALL LAKE BEACH,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EQUALIZATION BOARD INCREASES TAXABLE PERCENTAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS CONSIDERS PUBLIC DISPLAY LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HIS COLLECTION IS TOPPS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*GROWING THEIR OWN,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FATHER, SON DIE IN FREEMAN SHOOTING","Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT PONDERS TOMMY'S FUTURE AT HEARING TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FLURRY OF RED TAPE TIES UP FORECASTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CRANES SYMBOLIZE FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TOM DASCHLE AND HIS WIFE ARRIVE IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CONCERT PAYS TRIBUTE TO MIDWESTERN COMPOSERS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*NITRO BROTHERS BAND IS LOCAL HIT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MANGELS' LOOKS ARE DECEIVING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ALL SAINTS SCHOOL CENTENNIAL EVENTS START TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY HOPING TO INCREASE TOURISM,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WILL OBSERVE ARMED FORCES DAY SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HART OPENS CAMPAIGN OFFICE AT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ORGANIZER TARGETS STATE'S POOR, FARMERS, WOMEN","Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATUE OF LIBERTY FUND-RAISER IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*YANKTON DUO TOPS CAR REPAIR CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COCAINE DEFENDANT PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL FAILS TO REVIVE NUKE STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CAPITAL OUTLAY PLAN AN EXCELLENT CITY STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHOULD PASS COP-KILLER BULLET BAN BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PEOPLE WILL MAKE DECISIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*USD SPRINGFIELD'S LAST GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AGENCY SAYS OFFICIAL WAS HARASSED BY MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR WILL REFUTE CHARGES ON SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS TOLD MONEY CAUSE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS APPROVE PAY INCREASES FOR TWO,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEDIATOR TO SETTLE WINNER EDUCATION DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE FAIR ENTERTAINMENT TICKETS MOVE SLOWLY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MUSICIAN BURNED WHEN GUITAR HITS MICROPHONE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
REGENTS TO OK CURRICULUM TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
APPEALS PANEL DENIES VERMILLION MAN NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES FEE FOR BYRON DALE'S LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID POLICE CHIEF RESIGNS FOR MISUSING MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS PROTEST UTILITY'S REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STRATFORD POSTMASTER PLEADS GUILTY TO MAIL THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VEBLEN MAN GETS PRISON TERM FOR MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WORKER PLEADS GUILTY TO THEFT FROM AGENCY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WALK 'N TALK,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LAWYER SAYS BEATING VICTIMS KEPT DIARIES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA SKIPS MISSOURI WATER MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TIME RUNNING SHORT FOR PRISON SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JUDGE PICKED TO HEAR LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
JIM PALMER ISN'T FADING AWAY YET,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SACRED HEART PITCHER DOES A TIDY JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*UNITED GROUNDS LOCAL FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEARS BANKS ON SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REGENTS--KEEP NURSING AT USD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COMMUNITY SUPPORT HELPS ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CROP GROUP THANKS BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
NADER OFF THE MARK WITH NUKE COMMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PAC CONTRIBUTION RULING MUDDIES WATERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOIL CONSERVATION HELPS AMERICA'S FARM LAND,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SAVE USD NURSING PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
GET TO KNOW A COMMUNIST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*A MAY DAY DANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATE TROOPER NABS CANADIAN CATTLE TRUCK,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHER BRINGS JAPAN TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GIRLS QUIETLY END BUSY WASHINGTON TRIP,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS SIGN UP TO DECIDE SCHOOL YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PUC LETTERS WILL EXPLAIN BELL RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GANNETT GRANT WILL PROVIDE FREE SWIMMING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PANEL ASSAILS CHAMBER'S COMMISSION STAND,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
RESIDENTS CAN COMMENT ON AFFIRMATIVE ACTION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
INMATE STABLE AFTER SUICIDE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX EMPIRE COLLEGE CLOSES TO MIXED TOWN REACTION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*SPECIAL OLYMPICS HAS RIGHT NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BURNING FOOD SPARKS FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"ABDNOR, JANKLOW CASH IN ON INCUMBENCY","Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOVIET FALLOUT NO THREAT TO SD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES TO GO TO NEXT ROUND,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HEIDEPRIEM'S CHARGES AGAINST BELL CONFUSING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEGATIVE ADDS ARE A DISGRACE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAXES HELP FUND CAMPAIGNS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABDNOR HAS VOTER'S RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HANSEN'S SKILLS IN QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STOFFERAHN CAN GET VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE'S CHARGES OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PEOPLE LISTEN TO JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
KNEIP ALREADY HAS CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
STATE HAS TOP-NOTCH SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
IGNORANCE AND RACISM HAVE THE SAME EFFECT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*AGE SEEMS TO BE NO BARRIER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BELVIDERE WOMAN LANDS RECORD BASS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
COUNTIES WILL LOSE LICENSE REVENUE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ELK HUNTERS HAVE LICENSE OPTION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LAW AIMED AT INTOXICATED BOATERS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SHRINE PARADE RINGS IN SPRING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CANCER AEROB-E-THON NETS {dollar}18,500","Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAW MARKS FOR CHERNOBYL REPORTING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON MAYOR RESIGNS 1 YEAR EARLY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON MAYOR RESIGNS 1 YR EARLY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAGE READY TO CATCH HIS BREATH,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAGE READY TO CATCH IS BREATH,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOOD DISTRIBUTORS TO ASK FOR IDS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRUCKERS TURN TIGHTLY FOR TROPHIES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BANKERS ASK FMHA HEAD TO TRUST THEM,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COURT SCRUTINIZES MILLER FAMILY DEBTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYERS IN RURAL AID DROPPING OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
URGENCY TO STATE'S PROBLEM DAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SPECIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES CRITICIZE GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES SUPPORT LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*FAITH ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EMPIRE MUM ABOUT EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SMALL BUSINESS AGENCY HONORS SENCORE HEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARGO CO. NOW PLACES ADS ON TAXI CABS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS' CASH EXPENSES DROP FOR 2ND YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LENNOX MUSEUM PRESENTS PAST,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STORMS PELT REGION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT WANTS STATE READING OF BOOK LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*CONDUCTOR PREPARES 3,000 VOICES FOR CRUSADE","Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIG HELPERS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP FORMS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED IN VARIOUS AREAS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"BIKE TREK BENEFIT RAISES {dollar}32,000","Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"DIVORCE, REMARRIAGE MEETING TOPICS","Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
FORUM DISCUSSES NEEDS OF ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
RADON STUDY DID NOT CITE VIOLATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
200 YEARS HAVE PROVED STRENGTH (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RIGHT REASONS TO PRESERVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
MORRELL STRIKE NOT JUST FOR PAY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CEMETERY THEFT IS LOW BLOW (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"IF YOU ARE INDIAN, PROVE IT (L)","Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
IRANGATE EXAMPLE OF DISORDER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
RULING ENFORCED UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*DAKOTA SPORTS' HAUFF GOES ABROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*EGAN, O'GORMAN STATE GOLF FAVORITES","Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY TO CONSIDER NEW BID PROCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRAT PANEL OK'S DELEGATE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL KIDS GET FARE DEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ADOPTIVE FATHER GAVE GIRL FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USD FEES TO BE PAID UP FRONT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON COMM ON KEEPING PEOPLE OUT OF CRIME,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE BLASTS FMHA POLICY ON WATER LOANS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FEED TESTER TO TOUR SD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRST LADY UNVEILS MADE-IN-SD LABEL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON ASKS TAIWAN TO BUY MORE SD WHEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROUTINE TASKS MAKE UNUSUAL HOME BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PATENT OK'D FOR SD DE-ICER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*MAY PRICES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEADWOOD APPROVES GAMBLING PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A VIKING STANDS GUARD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BANKERS SAY WORST DAYS ARE OVER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FACTORY'S DEPARTURE WOULD CRIPPLE TOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX DESERVE ETSI MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BARS DESERVE CHANCE TO COMPETE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUPPORT PAY PROBLEMS ARE FORESEEABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COUNTY DEMOCRATS PLAN FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-GARRETSON OFFICIAL SENTENCED FOR THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN TRIAL FOR SD INMATE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARTS OF 26TH STREET CLOSED STARTING TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SORENSEN JOINS COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO HONOR 3 CENTURY CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DAMAGES PORCH,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MERCHANT ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOCIAL SECURITY HERE TO STAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BANK OFFICIAL FAVORS BRANCHING OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"ENROLLMENT PERKS, COURSE ADDITIONS TO BE ADDRESSED","Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CLOSED COLLEGE GIVES YANKTON MAN DEGREE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"DRY, WINDY WEATHER HARD ON CROPS","Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
A SIOUX FALLS LIBRARY CHECKUP,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*REWARDING HELPING HANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CENTURY CITIZENS TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
HATCH NAMED WOMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
LEAGUE ANNOUNCES ESSAY WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
TOASTMASTERS HONOR MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*SD CROWNS GOLF CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S A WORD--SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRUCK SLAMS CLIFF AVENUE DRIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
O'GORMAN GOPHER-GASSING SURVIVES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHOWERS ARE NO 'DROUGHT-BUSTER',"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON REMODELING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SENATE SHOULD HAVE SAY IN BOARD (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T LET PREJUDICE DEFINE BOUNDARIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ABORTION HAS MANY FACETS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*ALASKA PROVIDES ANGLERS WITH AREA HOT SPOT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*WEBER, SALEM SEEK ANOTHER SHOT","Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JAPANESE MANAGERS TOUR MORRELL PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SALES SEMINAR STARTS MONDAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
GASOLINE PRICES REACH 4-YEAR HIGH,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
MICROWAVE FIRM RETURNS TO COURT TO SORT OUT FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.6"
BOX OFFICE PRICES GO UP ON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HISTORICAL TOURS OF TOWNS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY AIRPORT IS SOLID GROUND FOR TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CONDUCTOR CUTS TIES WITH SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GUTHRIE'S LEGACY PRESERVED,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*TEACHER BIDS STUDENTS FAREWELL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ACCUSED ROBBER TO RETURN TO SD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE EXPLAINS HIS SUPPORT FOR FSX,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING BECOMES 5TH CANDIDATE FOR SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL GROUP HONORS SIOUX FALLS OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
8 PROTESTERS ENTER NOT GUILTY PLEAS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA CELEBRATES NORWEGIAN ROOTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AUSTAD TO GO TO JAPAN FOR GOLF PARTNER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EPA ASKED TO CHECK CONTAMINATION TIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"PRESSLER, DASCHLE FILE HONORARIA REPORTS","Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STORE MANAGER ENTERS BOARD RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HEIRLOOMS SOUGHT FOR GARRETSON MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CITY CANCELS TOWING PACT WITH 1 FIRM,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*FAREWELL PRESENT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESSES URGED TO GET LOTTERY LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
COLLEGE TO INCREASE TUITION BY 80 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1989, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*CHIEF CAMPBELL WILL RETIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARENA MANAGER SEEKS USD CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LOSES RIVER RULING, BUT WINS ATTENTION","Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RINGLING BROTHERS CIRCUS TO PLAY ARENA IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
REDI PROGRAM GAINS CREDIBILITY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LET'S LIMIT CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTORS TO DISTRICT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LIFESTYLES MUST CHANGE TO PROTECT ENVIRONMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"MINING LAWS WORK, PROTECT ENVIRONMENT (L)","Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GAMBLING ADDICTION IS OLD INFORMATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HARRISBURG SHOULD APPROVE SCHOOL BOND (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BUDGET EDITORIAL WAS PURE NONSENSE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
'FEEL-GOOD' SHOW RETAINS STRONG ALLURE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARENA STAGE TO BE MOVED TO WEST SIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COPPERFIELD VOWS HE'LL AMAZE CROWD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AREA BLACKED OUT FOR 20 MINUTES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLOOD TEST RESULTS LIKELY BACK NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BONAIUTO IS NAMED EDUCATION SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAND COMMISSIONER TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SKADSEN UNDERGOES SURGERY, 'DOING FINE'","Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY BLOOMS DURING ANNUAL TULIP FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO PENALTY DECISION YET IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS TO STUDY ROLE OF CAMPUS POLICE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUPREME COURT STRIKES DOWN JUDGE'S ORDER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CALLS ON CONGRESS TO SET SPENDING CUT EXAMPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*PRESSLER GOT {dollar}45,060 IN FEES IN '89","Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FLANDREAU MAY OPT OUT OF TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WORTHINGTON TO BEGIN MANDATORY RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TREATY BETWEEN SD AND NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HURON COUPLE GIVES {dollar}2.4 MILLION TO SDSU,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MICKELSON INVITES GORBACHEV TO STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
3 STUDENTS INDICTED IN PHONE SERVICE THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AUTHORITY DECIDES AIRLINE ROUTES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
EDUCATORS SKEPTICAL ABOUT PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*REGION CHAMPS REVEALED,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STATE TENNIS TOURNEY OFFERS THREE FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*KAREN DUNHAM IS REALTOR OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*PAPER DETERGENT DISPENSERS DEBUT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
*TRADITION ENDS WHEN CAFE CLOSES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
*PASSION PLAY JESUS QUITS AFTER 50 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD BEES UNLIKELY TO BRING BACK KILLER COUSINS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RAIN WHETS LOCAL SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CANDIDATE LIST COMPLETE FOR SF RACES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*JUDDS, GARTH BROOKS, PIRATES OF MISSISSIPPI","Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"PRODUCTION CAPTURES EMOTION, LIFE OF 'EVITA'","Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SHORTFALL IN FUNDS STALLING RESTORATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COURT SENTENCES DON'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*MORAN READY FOR SEMIFINAL SHOWDOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PIERRE LAWYER NAMED CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION FORCES NORTH DRIVE DETOUR,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM SET FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SFC TO AWARD DEGREES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SLOW MOVING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARKING HAS CLINIC IN TIGHT SPOT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WASTE PROGRAMS TOP AGENDA,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUIT TARGETS CARGILL INC IN TEEN'S FALL AT ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUNSHINE SELLS 4 STORES TO SUPER VALU CHAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FIRE FORCES EVACUATION OF BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COMMITTEE STUDIES CITY-SDSU BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATISTICS PUT '91 SESSION AMONG AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMPUTER SYSTEMS TO LINK STATE OFFICES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OWNERS PLAY POKER IN OWN CASINOS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE'S ATTORNEY JOB COULD BECOME FULL TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TRIAL 2 WEEKS BEFORE '91 RALLY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ROSEBUD MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SEXUAL CONTACT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
REBUILDING DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CALL FOR SPECIAL SESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*RANCHERS PERCHED ON CRISIS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STATE'S 43,070 WIDOWED COMBAT LONELINESS","Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LAYOFFS, DRY WEATHER COMPOUND RANCHER WORRIES","Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*FAITH MAN LIVES ON HOPE FOR BETTER TIMES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*SF WOULD BE GREAT BASEBALL TOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*TEACHES TEEN SELF-RESPECT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BUDGET AMENDMENT AN UNFORTUNATE NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PLANET SHOULD ADDRESS POPULATION GROWTH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"SIOUX RIVER NOT FIT FOR FISHING, SWIMMING (L)","Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCREENING FOR 'PURE' JURIES UNNECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*INDIAN BELIEFS MERIT HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LAST THING STATE NEEDS... (PIERRE CAPITOL JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ANESTHESIA CAN BE MORE DANGEROUS TO INFANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*COFFEE CUP GETS EARLY BIRD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BANK DISPUTES LINK IN FEDERAL PROBE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AUGUSTANA DELEGATES ELECT NEW REGENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KIWANIANS RAISING MONEY FOR THRESHOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"METRIC ROAD PROPOSAL ABSURD, DASCHLE SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU OFFERS SUMMER COURSES IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIAL ENVISIONS A JOB IN PEACE CORPS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARATRANSIT CONSIDERS USING TAXIS FOR SOME RIDERS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRISON UNDER WATCH,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CENSUS SURVEY PROFILES RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PROPOSAL IS LURING TRIBES TO LONETREE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*50 YEARS AGO FARMER WENT OFF TO WAR,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
REGENT FORWARDS AUSTERITY PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SEARCHING FOR SITES TO HOUSE TROUBLED JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RELIANCE GROUP TO DISCUSS NUCLEAR WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CEMENT GOING TO NEW COLORADO AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*ND MAN'S SCANDAL INVOLVEMENT FORCES CITY TO CUT SUP,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROCERY STORES ARE BEEFING UP MEAT PRICES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FERRIS WHEEL RECENTLY INSPECTED, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE OPEN TO CRASH LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BABY REMAINS CRITICAL AFTER FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DISTRICT OVERREACTED WITH PRAYER DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INMATES ACTIONS OUT OF LINE (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LINCOLN SENIORS WANT THEIR INVOCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RIOT PRICE TAG RAISES RED FLAG (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GRADUATES SHOULD MAKE DECISION ON PRAYER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PRISONER SHOULD PAY BACK TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REAL LOSERS IN RIOT ARE TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRISON REFORM NEEDED IN SOUTH DAKOTA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PRISONER'S BROTHER UPSET BY ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
COUNTY TO CONSIDER REPAIRS AT FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GILBERTS GETS 2 DAYS FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HURON POSTAL FACILITY OPENING DATE SET,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INTOXICATED INMATE IGNITED PRISON RIOT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN EXPOSES HIMSELF TO GIRLS ON TRAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DISABLED, ELDERLY FISHERMEN ALMOST GUARANTEED LIMIT","Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD ATTACKS CHRONIC DISEASES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GRADUATIONS SQUISHED INTO ONE DAY TO ARENA,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MILLER SELECTS HIS SUCCESSOR,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AUTHORITIES LOOK INTO PELICAN KILLINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROKAW URGES AGE OF RACIAL HARMONY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MAN TOOK {dollar}3,200 IN ROBBERY","Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEN INJURED ON I-90,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WESTERN GREBES PUT ON SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REPUBLICAN CONSULTANT MAY CHALLENGE JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TEACHERS CAN'T BE BANNED FROM LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*GETTING FACTS STRAIGHT ABOUT FISH SPECIES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMSTOCK LIFTS KNIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TREADMILL TANK LETS INJURED SLOG WAY BACK TO FITNES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WALKING SWIMS WITH SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*USE TOOLS TO HALT GRASS INVASION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*SEEKS PROBE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NORWEGIANS CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MAN CHARGED WITH STALKING AFTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TIME FOR MORRELL TO DO ITS PART (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
WORKERS' COMP LAWS MUST BE REWRITTEN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
HEALTH CARE RHETORIC SHOWS POOR REASONING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
CLINTON AND OTHERS DISGRACE TO POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.4"
BEST 'CANDIDATE' IS JANKLOW'S CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.5"
ARGUS MUST ADOPT 'PEOPLE FIRST' LANGUAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.5"
AD'S RACIST UNDERTONE BAD FOR COMMUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.6"
*I'M A WORKING-CLASS CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
FREE LANDFILL DAY IS ONCE A YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PEOPLE MUST REGISTER TO VOTE BY MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY TRAFFIC HEARING IS TONIGHT AT 7,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPEEDWAY VICTIM STRUGGLES FOR LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UPBEAT MORRELL ASKS FOR LOAN,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MANY CAN'T FIND AFFORDABLE HOUSING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE FOCUSES ON PRICE FOR QUALITY EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WE'VE GOT OUR MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HENRY VOTERS OK SCHOOL-BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STOFFERAHN WANTS TO CHECK ON OTHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW CRITICIZES MILLER TELEVISION ADS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SYMPHONY LEADER TO DIRECT STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRANT TO HELP SD FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CITY WANTS PEOPLE TO GIVE BUS A TRY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY TO HIRE NURSE FOR DWI TESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TEACHER JOINS IN SIGNING OF ED GOALS AT WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*PANCAKE ETIQUETTE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE WORKERS HONORED AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ALLEN PICKS HALEY AS RUNNING MATE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY WON'T PAY FOR BACKUP,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
FOOD MAY HAVE POISONED 50 GUESTS AT WEDDING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
TO DISMISS BAILEY MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CRITICS RIP ARMY'S MISSOURI RIVER PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIALS IN MILBANK SEARCH FOR NEW SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIALS IN MILBANK SEARCH FOR NEW SUPER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SPRING PLANTING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
RAVEN REPORTS 3% EARNINGS DROP,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*THE WORST CADDIE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD STATE GOES WITH ACE IN OPENER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOW ONE DREAM ASSIGNMENT WENT ASTRAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THE DOG DID IT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLITICAL COMPLIMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FRIENDS ARE THE BEST SOURCE FOR SWEET RECIPES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*LOST BOY RECOVERING,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*'PORCH LIGHT' CASTS GLOW ON SOCIETAL BLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER WILL BACK FARM-AID CUTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'ER' ACTORS DON'T PLAY HUSBAND & WIFE--THEY LIVE IT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE ON MISGUIDED EDUCATIONAL COURSE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT NEEDS SECOND LOOK (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--ADVICE FOR HIGH-SCHOOL GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
POOR FUNERAL MANNERS UPSET MAN'S FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
HAVING ABORTION MEANS FAILURE OF GOD'S PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
THREE PROPOSED LAWS EXPLOIT CITIZEN GRIEF (L),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*PRESCHOOLS OF THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PARKS CELEBRATE 50 YEARS AND YOU'RE INVITED--FREE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TESTS HELP CHART STUDENTS' GROWTH (PROF),"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN WHO JUMPED FROM BRIDGE DIES,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 40, CHARGED IN ATTEMPTED RAPE","Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAWKEY MAY GET OUT OF HOSPITAL FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CARRIER FOOD DRIVE BRINGS IN 17 TONS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*10TH BEST IN GRADUATION RATE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PARADE LOVERS CELEBRATE NORWAY'S FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FEDERAL CUTS MAY STOP BUS SERVICE EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*OUR SAVIOR'S LOSES PASTOR FOR YOUTH, MUSIC LEADER","Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*EX-PROESCUTOR ADMITS POT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNCILMAN TO SERVE IN MUNICIPAL LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TELEPHONE FACILITY FOR DEAF OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"AUDIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY PROGRAMS ACCREDITED","Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD MARKS 25TH TRIP TO STUDY IN EUROPE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*HOSPICE TRAINING TO BEGIN MAY 31,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PROSECUTORS DROP BOMB THREAT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*TUPILS BLOOMING FOR FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VOLUNTEERS TO RID PARK OF VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*THIRD-GENERATION GRAIN DEALER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA'S OLDER RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LAWYER-LESS STEELE FACES JUNE RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*TO PREPARE '96 CHALLENGE FOR PRESSLER SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
HOUSE SENDS REVISION OF CLEAN WATER ACT TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HUGHES COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS EYED FOR PRISON,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRIBES SEEK INCREASED POLITICAL CLOUT,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*ABOUREZK WANTS TRIBAL ELECTIONS MOVED,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
LODGENET EXPANDS IN FIELD,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
OFFICIALS--INSURANCE UNIFORMITY BENEFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.6"
OFFICIALS UNSURE OF EXTENT OF FLOOD-CAUSED EROSION,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*JACKS HOPE THEY'RE PEAKING AT RIGHT TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CANARIES OPEN CAMP TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*RAINY WEATHER HELPS WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FISHING'S FINE IF YOU GET THERE,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
BIRD GROUP SAYS 5 SPECIES IN DANGER,"Argus LeaderMay 18 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
LOCAL EX-MANAGER-MOBIL OVERCHARGED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOV JANKLOW IS RIDING A MOTORCYCLE TO WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE SAYS HIS RAIL COMMENTS MISUNDERSTOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS HIS RAIL COMMENTS MISUNDERSTOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BAD JUDGEMENT ON TAIWAN,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ROBERT ARPAN RULING JUST,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
PEOPLE SHOULD DEMAND END TO NUCLEAR ARMS RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
TOLERANCE NEEDED IN ABORTION ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
WHEAT CONFERENCE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.A, p.18, col.2"
FOREIGN STUDENTS EYEING TRANSFERS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.A, p.18, col.3"
FOREIGN STUDENTS EYEING TRANSFERS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.A, p.18, col.3"
GOVERNMENT DECISION MAKES WHEAT FUTURES DIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
THEATER REUNION AN EYEOPENER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CAMERAS NOT STARTED DURING BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STATE ENERGY OFFICE IN UPHEAVAL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
THEATER REUNION AN EYEOPENER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CAMERAS NOT STARTED DURING BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*THE NORWEGIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
CITY PAINT FIRM WINS LOST CONTRACT LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
NEIGHBOR PROTESTS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
VITAL ENERGY QUESTIONS FACING STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ORAL HISTORIES ADD NEW DIMENSION TO RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*GERRITSON, THE MAN BEHIND 'BORN AGAIN' SIGN","Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ORAL HISTORIES ADD NEW DIMENSION TO RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ORAL HISTORIES ADD NEW DIMENSION TO RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*GERRITSON, THE MAN BEHIND 'BORN AGAIN' SIGN","Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STUNTMAN VISITS STATE SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STUNTMAN VISITS STATE SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GRADUATION DAY 1980,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GRADUATION DAY 1980,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
1980 GREAT PLAINS BALLOON RACE-'A BUMMER',"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SD LOWEST EXPORTER, BUT FASTEST GROWING","Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RACE IS FORMER NEWSMAN'S 'LIFETIME CHANCE',"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MYERS-SAVING THE MILWAUKEE WILL TAKE WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MYERS-SAVING THE MILWAUKEE WILL TAKE WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MYERS-SAVING THE MILWAUKEE WILL TAKE WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TIGHTEN STATE AUDIT PROCESS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TIGHTEN STATE AUDIT PROCESS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TIGHTEN STATE AUDIT PROCESS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WARM WEATHER MAY BOOST ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATTLE FOR SLAUGHTER MUST BE TESTED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRUG COUNSELORS TO BE CERTIFIED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRUG COUNSELORS TO BE CERTIFIED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM MACHINERY SEMINAR AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GIRLS STATE JUNE 1-7,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HARROWING CAN SAVE HERBICIDES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW SD COMMITTEE ON THE HUMANITIES MEMBERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YOUTH LIVESTOCK JUDGING SCHOOL SET,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM MACHINERY SEMINAR AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF COLLEGE OFFERS NEW DEGREE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORESTERS EXPERIMENT WITH TREES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CANDIDATE-GIVE TEACHERS SAY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CANDIDATE-GIVE TEACHERS SAY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LUTHERANS TO SELECT A BISHOP,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*STATE RAIL PLAN BACK ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE RAIL PLAN BACK ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DELEGATION HEARS RURAL SD CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MORE RAIL WOES LOOM OVER STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*REACH OUR AND TOUCH SOMEBODY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"'MONOPOLY' CLONE IS POORLY RESEARCHED, TOO COSTLY","Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REACH OUT AND TOUCH SOMEBODY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RAVEN INDUSTRIES PROVIDED CHILDREN 'BIG BALL',"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LITTON WORKERS DISAGREE ON UNION MERITS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIQUOR CHARGES ANSWERED IN COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LITTON WORKERS DISAGREE ON UNION MERITS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILWAUKEE MAIN LINE FATE NOT CERTAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILWAUKEE MAIN LINE FATE NOT CERTAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-SF MAN FAILS TO SHOW FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHALLENGER PULLS OUT OF SCHOOL BOARD RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHALLENGER PULLS OUT OF SCHOOL BOARD RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EX-SF MAN FAILS TO SHOW FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JOBLESS RATE DROPS IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TIGHTER SECURITY FOR THE PRESIDENT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HANDICAPPED PARKING SIGN NEEDS A CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FUNDING IS ESSENTIAL FOR ADVOCACY PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIRPORT TERROR (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PRAISE FOR WINGLER, CRITICISM FOR ARGUS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ARTESIAN MEN SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
9-MEMBER PANEL TO PLAN USE OF VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARSON SUSPECTED IN FIRES NEAR CLARK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"RECEIVES {dollar}500,000 GIFT","Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TOURISM MIGHT REBOUND FROM SLUMP,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA VA BILL-{dollar}39 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEES ADVISE NO NEW HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE DOESN'T STOP POWERLINE NEAR NEW UNDERWOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SF POLICE RECOVER GUNS STOLEN IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
SF POLICE RECOVER GUNS STOLEN IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
MIKE TSCHETTER HOPES TO QUALIFY FOR US OPEN,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GAMES SPECIAL EFFORT FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN POSITIONED TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT IN '84,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COLONIAL HOUSE CLOSES ITS DOORS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STREET CREWS JUST HAVE TO CHUCK PREVENTIVE CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*NEWBERG COUSINS GIVE ALCESTER TRACK TEAM GOOD NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*O'GORMAN'S SORRELL, ROST LEAD STATE TITLE MARCH","Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TSCHETTER, WARRIORS WIN IN STATE 'A' GOLF","Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA'S HUGHES TURNS TO STEALING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FARMERS ROLL WITH FINANCIAL PUNCH,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*IF YOU CAN'T BEAT 'EM, JOIN 'EM","Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO STABBING OF POLICEMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE TEMPORARILY BLOCKS GARRISON CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 GET MAXIMUM SENTENCES FOR ASSAULTING GUARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRASSHOPPERS EXPECTED TO BE A PROBLEM THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"DASCHLE, ROBERTS DETAIL THEIR SUPPLEMENTAL INCOME","Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE OVERTURNS DECERTIFICATION OF 3 POLICEMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LET RAMADA INN TAKE RISK ON NEW PAVILION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TSCHETTER'S NEW ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REMEMBER THE MEN WHO CAN'T FORGET (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TAX AUDIT ARTICLE DRAWS CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE MERITS PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HELP URGED FOR SOVIET REFUGEES IN EMBASSY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ADVICE FOR AUGUSTANA FROM DEPARTING FROSH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LINCOLN CHORUSES' PERFORMANCE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CASTLEWOOD VOTERS REJECT 3RD BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"RC BARRED FROM HIRING, FIRING TEACHERS","Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY GIVES LABOR TEMPLE TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE DISMISSES {dollar}2.5 MILLION TRAMPOLINE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*THE LEISURE SUIT--A FOND LOOK AT A DEAD FASHION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ROXY HOERSCH--SECRETARY OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
HOFER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY RECEIVED AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
STAFF SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
TRAFFIC SAFETY AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
DARRELL BORGEN--COUNSELOR OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
DENNIS GASPAR--AWARDED A BUSH LEADERSHIP FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE GIVEN TO THE SIOUX COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
MARY MONTOYA WAS HONORED BY THE BUSINESS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
TOP COOKIE SELLERS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
VIOLA KNUTSON DAY--GARRETSON,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*'I'LL THINK ABOUT THE DEATH THE REST OF MY LIFE',"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA PUBLIC RADIO SEEKS STATION IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW WON'T CUT SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STATES SHOULD PAY MORE FOR WATER (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SF STUDENTS LEARN OF WORLD BY ADOPTING A SHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LARRY HAGMAN APPEARS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*A GOOD SPRING FOR THE BIRDS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CIRCUIT JUDGE UPHOLDS ETSI CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGHER PARKING FINES TAKE EFFECT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KLEINSCHNITZ PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF LEADS STATE IN BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITICORP FILES TO BUY BANK IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SPARKS FLY OVER BEER LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CENTENNIAL OF GAS SERVICE NOTABLE LANDMARK (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REITZ WAS MAN BEHIND THE SCENE AT LOOK'S (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ARMED FORCES DAY IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FED OKS BANK HOLDING COMPANY FOR AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE REJECTS O'CONNOR'S MISTRIAL REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYERS DISAGREE ON NEED FOR PSYCHIATRIC TESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SEXUAL CONTACT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOTHER OF YEAR WILL BE HONORED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PUBLIC SCHOOL AIDES, TUTOR AGREE TO FORM UNION","Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"REGENTS WILL DISCUSS TUITION HIKES, BUDGET","Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TRUCKERS SAY ROADS NEED FIXING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*URGE TO TRAVEL KEEPS MAN TRUCKING FOR 55 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE MAY GET GO-AHEAD ON LOAN PROGRAM DESPITE DALAY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE MAY GET GO-AHEAD ON LOAN PROGRAM DESPITE DELAY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FAMILY'S PADDLES A BIG HIT WITH LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
18 STUDENTS ARE NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AGENCY SEEKS DONATIONS FOR LOW-INCOME SWIM PATCHES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
BENEDICTINE SISTERS SELL DEADWOOD HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BROOKINGS TEACHERS STAY LONGER THAN AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FORMER CUSTER ORDERLY SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MORTIMER HEADS NUCLEAR WASTE COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NIGHTTIME'S CHEAPER FOR BROOKINGS INDUSTRIES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NUMBER OF FAMILIES WITH FOOD STAMPS GROWS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRIVATE BUSINESS GROUP CONSIDERS JOB MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
O'GORMAN'S BUTZER NEXT IN LINE TO TSCHETTER'S CROWN,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*BASS, NOT WALLEYES, THIS ANGLER'S FAVORITE CATCH","Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WARM FORECAST JUST WHAT ANGLERS ORDERED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ETSI TO APPEAL COURT RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TOMMY LEE WILL RETURN TO STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NO BAIL FOR SHOOTING SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL FIRM FACES CHARGE OF BID-RIGGING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRISON ESCAPEE SELECTS WRONG PLACE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WHEN PRESSLER TALKS, PEOPLE PAY","Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"ABDNOR'S ASSETS ARE ESTIMATED AT {dollar}595,000","Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*CHRIST'S BLOOD IS NECESSARY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
BIKE RIDERS WILL BE SAFER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"*NORTHRIDGE, SACRED HEART WIN OPENERS","Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE STILL UNBEATEN,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AIMS ARROWS AT RIVALS IN HIS OWN PARTY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS TALKS NEEDED WITH SOVIETS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE THRILL OF COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS ALLOWING CAMERAS IN COURTROOM,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE WON'T DROP OUT OF MISSOURI RIVER GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REUTTER SENTENCED TO 14 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OPPONENTS OF NEW WATER POLICY PLAN STRATEGY SESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"KEEP DRIVERS INFORMED ABOUT FINES, HAZARDS (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEETING TO OFFER WATER LAW INFORMATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WE SHOULD HELP FIGHT HUNGER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TALKS BETTER THAN ARMS SALES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
VISITOR DEPLORES CITY STREETS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HI-LINER POLITICS IRKS READER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HARD WORK PRODUCED NEW JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
OTHERS NEED APARTMENT HELP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
POLICE DON'T UNDERSTAND RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ANTI-GAY LAWS FORCE HOMOSEXUALS INTO CLOSET,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GLASS PARTICLES PUT LUNA AT MURDER SCENE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FILES SOUGHT ON NUKE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CHEMICAL CLEANUP WORK AT BROOKINGS STOPPED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CIRCUIT JUDGES MAY ALTER FINES SCHEDULES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HALF OF FACULTY EXPECTED TO LEAVE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEGLIGENCE LAWSUIT NAMES SIOUX FALLS FIRM,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OMAHA MAN DIES AFTER TRAFFIC ACCIDENT ON I-29,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REGENTS OPEN DEFENSE AGAINST STUDENTS' SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"CHURCH GARDEN YIELDS BONES, FUELS MYSTERY","Argus LeaderMay 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*HUDSON SAYS GOODBYE TO ITS HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
POLICE SEEK MISSING LINK IN EXTORTION TRY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CANOVA STUDENTS WIN A BATTLE WORTH LOSING (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*ELIMINATING ALCOHOL & DRUGS SHOULD BE TOP PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
OUTDOOR OPPORTUNITIES AWAIT SOUTH DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PROJECT CAN'T HELP DOWNTOWN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"TITLE, SUIT BRING BIG BUCKS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ABDNOR BRIGHTENS CEREMONY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
DOWNTOWN IS LIVE AND WELL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WHAT JUSTIFIES LOW PAY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"*FRIESTH, HANSEN WIN DIET PEPSI RUN","Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*STIEFEL ENFORCES CODES AT HUSET,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"FATHER, SON ENJOY INFIELD COMBINATION","Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
*SALE SHOWS EVERYONE LOVES TO RUMMAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SLAIN TROOPER'S WIFE GETS LIFE BACK TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}70.77 GETS YOU NOTHING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*COLLECTOR CANVASSES CITY FOR ALUMINUM CANS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CALM WATERS SURPRISE PROJECT BACKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NURSING PROGRAM TO COME TO SF,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INMATE RETURNED TO JAIL AFTER SUICIDE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
OFFICIAL--GET READY FOR GRASSHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN MONTGOMERY WARD STORE TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FORMER STATE REPRESENTATIVE HAGEN DIES AT 67,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NEW JUDGE TO HANDLE KIDNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RAPID CITY MAN CHARGED WITH STARTING FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SISSETON HIGH HEAD BASKETBALL COACH RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
24-YEAR-OLD MAN GETS TWO YEARS FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
600 EXPECTED TO ATTEND AUGUSTANA CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CHARITIES BOARD CHANGES TOP JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EDGEMONT CLEANUP LACKS STATE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*TEEN PREGNANCY--FIRST IN A SERIES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*JOSEPHINE CONNER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CHURCH RECORDS TURN INTO SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD OFFERS INFINITE OPPORTUNITY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SIMMONS BRINGS HIS WORLD TESTED SALES TIPS HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*MILLWORK COMPANY OPENS IN INDUSTRIAL PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
FILINGS FOR APRIL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1985, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*PARTY LEADERS STAND BY AS MUD FLIES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*THEY GOBBLE, GOBBLE","Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*TECHNOLOGY GIVES SIGN OF PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TECHNOLOGY GIVES SIGN OF PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS ASSOCIATION PLANS REUNION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"AUXILIARY GIVES SIOUX VALLEY {dollar}40,000","Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*AREA ANGLERS FAIL TO LURE PRIZE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOVE'S SHINING LIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
30 IS INCUMBENTS' LUCKY NUMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD MAINTAIN FLANDREAU ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CANDIDATES TRY FOR NEW ENDING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JOHNSON BLASTS LOAN TO ARGENTINA,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDENT'S ART HEADS FOR DC,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW HAS NO PLANS TO FARM NEAR BRANDON,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
1ST WOMAN EARNS PHD AT SCHOOL OF MINES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY TO CONSIDER HAYWARD IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TO SHINE COLLEGE'S TARNISHED IMAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*ANTI-ABORTION CENTER INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL LISTS WAGES, DRAWS UNION FIRE","Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ADVERTISING AGENCY SUES UNION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
NEW COLUMBIA THE NATIONS 51ST STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AIR FORCE NOT ALL 'TOP GUN' (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
AUGUSTANA CHOIR GAVE WELL-PREPARED CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DISPUTE TOUCHES EVERYONE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CITY SHOULD SUPPORT UNION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*CRAMMING & CAFFEINE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOOD NUTRITION CAN CHANGE BEHAVIOR,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHAEFER APPOINTED TO STATE BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS JAYCEES ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK SATURDAY IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S WIFE IS HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MISSING MINNESOTA WOMAN'S BOGY FOUND,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN FAVORS TRIBAL TAXATION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN HOSPITALIZED IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COURT RULES AGAINST INDIAN LAND LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS CRITICIZE PERSONNEL CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NEW POST TO AID IN INSURANCE SEARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RECORD PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BROWN COUNTY MAN SUES OVER FOOT INJURY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FORT THOMPSON MAN CHARGED IN INFANT MURDER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HISTORIC DEADWOOD BUILDING TO BE DESTROYED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HORMEL 2ND QUARTER EARNINGS NEARLY DOUBLE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 18 YEARS IN PIERRE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SPRING CREEK ARSON,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"140,000 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FREE PARK ADMISSION","Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DOLLY JOINS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STAFF,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*DRUNKEN DRIVING CASES IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*FULFILLS WISH FOR DECEASED VET'S WIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NORTHERN SD GETS MUCH-NEEDED RAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS WANT TO KNOW OF AIDS CASES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SF PROVES DOUBTERS WRONG AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COACH OFFERS PLAYERS COMMON SENSE ADVICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WHITE CANE LAWS IN SPOTLIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*LEAGUE SPARKS SOCCER INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD NATIVE SPARKS CINCINNATI 8-4,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"WALLEYES, CRAPPIES PROVIDE ACTION AT POINSETT","Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
A GRAZING MAZE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EVENTS WILL MARK ARMED FORCES DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POVERTY PROGRAMS DON'T COVER ALL POOR PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEVERAL STREETS CLOSED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE TRUCK DRIVERS TO TEST SKILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO KEEP BANKS OUT OF THEIR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 EX-RESIDENTS KILLED IN WRECK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SENIORS ABUSE MEDICATION, BOOK SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS ENJOY LIVING IN RURAL SD,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"WORKFORCE TO REACH 100,000 BY 2010","Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*HOGEN--HE'S FRUSTRATED NOT BITTER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL REVIEWS DAM REVENUE OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROPOSALS TO RAISE STATE WORKERS' PAY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DEADLINE FOR CRUDE OIL REFUNDS JUNE 30,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOVERNOR PROCLAIMS BUCKLE UP WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POST OFFICE WILL HOLD VACATIONERS' MAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REPUBLICAN WOMEN TO HOLD CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESS OFFICE TO GET NEW NUMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TEACHERS NEED TO UPDATE CERTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TV STATION TO RECOGNIZE NINE TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SMALLER PLOTS OF FLOWERS ARE ON THE GROW,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SMALL CLASSES FOSTER INTERACTION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1988, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TRIBE SAYS NO TO GARBAGE PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WHEN IT POURS, LINCOLN REIGNS","Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REAGAN ON RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TRI-STATE CHIEF PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CYANIDE TESTING REPORTEDLY SPREADS TO LINCOLN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
CLEANING WALL LAKE IS APPROPRIATE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DISTRACTIONS HURT KIDS' LEARNING ABILITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NO PERSON IS ABOVE THE LAW (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*BOX OFFICE BONANZA,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SWAYZE'S 'ROAD HOUSE' BRINGS LITTLE PUNCH,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TV STATIONS ENGAGE IN SATAN WARS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SOUTH DAKOTA FARM FAMILY WANTED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
EIGHT PROTESTERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN CITY STABBING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MASONS GIVE AWARD TO COUNTY OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SYMPOSIUM PLANNED ON HILLS CLAIM HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS KICK OFF CEREMONY SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICERS LEARN TO HANDLE NEW TOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IOWA TULIP FESTIVAL BLOSSOMS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS PANEL BACKS ROTC TUITION BREAK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANGLING IN CITY POOL--A TRUE FISH STORY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*LIQUOR DEALER TO RUN FOR CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY PANEL GEARING UP FOR VIDEO,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IRRIGATION DISTRICT FOUND GUILTY OF TRESPASSING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STRIKES DOWN LAW LIMITING TIME TO FILE LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*LAND VALUES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*RAIN HITS THE REGIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OMAHA GETS TEAM AS CBA EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BIGGEST HOLDING COMPANY CREATED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
COMPANIES GET STATE LOW-INTEREST LOANS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RAVEN REPORTS RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*RODDERS MAY DRIVE AWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MICROWAVE FIRM SAYS SALE WOULD END PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*LOFTY IDEA,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AID ERROR LEAVES SOME SCHOOLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA PRINCIPAL FACES RAPE CHARGES IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'BIRD' FLIES IN TOO MANY DIRECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*HE PLAYED RAINMAKER AT SFC,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*HENSON HAD ROLE AS TOP EDUCATOR,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BROHM MINING CO OPERATES RESPONSIBLY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RADIO STATION ERRED IN MURDER COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*O'GORMAN'S BREIT SPOT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN RUNS AWAY WITH 1AA TITLES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORMER COACH LATHER SETTLES OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED FOR DISORDERLY COUNT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHAMP RE-ELECTED TO STATE EMPLOYEES POST,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAYOR RUNNING AFTER ALL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN IS CONVICTED OF FELONY FORGERY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BEN FRANKLIN PLANNED FOR 41ST STREET,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DECISION DELAYED ON CAMPUS CRIME,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISCRIMINATION CHARGES FILED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAV THRIFT STORE HIT BY ROBBER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOLARSHIP FUND SURPRISES COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TESTS FIND VICTIM NOT INTOXICATED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MILLER PRESCHOOL TO HELP DISABLED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPECIAL OLYMPICS MAKES WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN'S CONFERENCE STILL TAKING RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
18-YEAR-OLD SAVES BOY FROM DROWNING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MADISON DEPOT BACK ON LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOMESTAKE CLOSER TO EXPANSION PERMIT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GOVERNOR DECLARES COUNTY DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RAPID CITY PRINCIPAL NAMED TOP EDUCATOR,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BLACK HILLS SAFE FROM FIRES AFTER MAY RAINS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*ACCUSED'S PAST 'A CRY FOR HELP',"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PROUD LITTLE MEN GAIN RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRIME RISE ACCOMPANIES GROWTH OF COMMUNITIES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LOSS OF MISSILES NOTHING TO MOURN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INDIANS NEED STRONG VOICE IN CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
STORY DOESN'T REFLECT MEDICAL SCENE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY TAX COULD HELP SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
JOHNSON'S GUN VOTE REFLECTED VOTER'S WISHES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
TOUGHER SEX-RELATED CRIME LAWS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
EMPLOYERS CAN AFFECT ATTITUDE OF EMPLOYEES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"VOTE CAN DETERMINE SCHOOL, CITY FUTURE (L)","Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
DEMOCRATS MOVING SD AHEAD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
FANS HOPE STANLEY CUP DRIVE GIVES HOCKEY...,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*NIELSON, LINCOLN DETHRONE KNIGHTS","Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"PROJECT TRIES TO LURE DISABLED, ELDERLY ANGLERS","Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ALBRIGHT TOP POINT WINNER IN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BISHOP TO DEDICATE HOLY SPIRIT CHURCH,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COMMODITIES TO BE DISTRIBUTED JUNE 1, 3","Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GEORGE MITCHELL TO VISIT MAY 29,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANSEN TO DISCUSS ADULT LITERACY NEEDS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A COUNTRY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NRA DIRECTOR FOSS FIRES ON,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORE CLAIM TO BE INDIANS ON CENSUS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COMFORTING TOUCH,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DOCTOR SEARCH IS LONG-TERM TASK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SPEAKER FEES INFLATE INCOME OF LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL PLANS EXPANDED SATELLITE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE CRIME LAB FORMALLY RENAMED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"TORNADOES, HAIL CAUSE {dollar}115,000 IN DAMAGE","Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLANS TO LEAVE MINERALS BOARD IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COMMISSION REJECTS CASINO PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE--PARK FEES WILL DISCOURAGE VISITORS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EX-BROOKINGS RESIDENTS DEVELOP GULF WAR CARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRACK GIVEN 9 DAYS TO ANNOUNCE SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LONETREE DEVELOPERS PLAN TO APPEAL LATEST RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN KILLS HIMSELF AFTER CONFRONTATION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NEW CEO NAMED FOR BROHM PARENT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LYLE HAS SPECIAL STYLE AT HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LEARNING BY DOING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MARQUEE MALES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
GARTH BROOKS UPSTAGES JUDDS AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
PIRATES OF THE MISSISSIPPI CASH IN ON LUCK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*STATE IN LATE SPRING PRIME FOR TOUR,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1991, sect.F, p.04, col.3"
*LAWRENCE WELK DIES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEUHARTH OFFERS AID TO ALMA MATER GRADS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW WHS PLAN PUT ON TABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCIENCE CENTER WOULD BE NEW TO SF,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"TAX NETS {dollar}140,000 FOR ENTERTAINMENT","Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*FLOREN PLANS TRIBUTE FOR WELK AT CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
OFFICER'S STUPID VIEWS SERVE PUBLIC CAUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
INTRODUCING STATE TAX WILL SOON BACKFIRE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STATE INCOME TAX WOULD EQUALIZE BURDEN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BEER-SIPPING LAWMAKERS NO PRIVILEGED CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
OSHA PROGRAM HELPS LOWER ACCIDENT RATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
WHEAT PRICES AFFECT BREAD PRICES SOMEWHAT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
'ACCENT ON WOMEN' MISSED AN OPPORTUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
COLUMNIST CARRIES A BURNING PASSION FOR PLANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"PREVENTATIVE CARE GOOD FOR PETS, TOO","Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOGS CAN BE VACCINATED FOR LYME DISEASE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*WILLIAMS PIPE LINE WON'T GET 2ND TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CROP DUSTER CRASH KILLS IROQUOIS MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HISTORY CONFERENCE SET FOR MAY 28-30,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ETHICS PANEL LOOKS TO FUTURE, NOT PAST","Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRADITION IN THE MAKING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY HIGH SCHOOLS TO GRADUATE 956 SENIORS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE CAMPAIGNS GETTING COSTLIER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OUT WITH THE OLD,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSIONERS OK ADDITIONAL VIDEO LOTTERY TAX,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRAIN AUGER ACCIDENT KILLS 6-YEAR-OLD GIRL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTA RESIDENT DIES IN SD ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE FAIR PROPOSES HIKE IN CAMPING FEES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*AID WOULD HELP WATER LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*RIGHTS GROUP SEEKS PLEDGES TO DISCOURAGE PICKETERS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RIVER DEVELOPMENT PLANS WORRY LANDOWNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CHESS DRAWS MIXED GROUP TO LOCAL CLUB,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"ELK POINT GIRLS, FLANDREAU BOYS LEAD 'B'","Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GET TRIBAL LICENSES ON RESERVATION WATERS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD ARCHERS WANT EDUCATION COURSE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SEMINAR SET FOR TRIBAL WILDLIFE MANAGERS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
*NOW WHAT?,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
STATE INCENTIVE OFFER STILL ON TABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
HOSPITAL LAYS OFF 26 NURSES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER BLAMES FAA FOR CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A TOWERING TASK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STATE ESTIMATES {dollar}6.8 MILLION TO CLEAN UP, UPGRADE","Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LT GOVERNOR SEARCH FOCUSES ON CITY INVESTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS NEVER BACKED REAGAN PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MOTOR VOTER LAW WELCOME CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LETTERS' POLICY SEEMS ARBITRARY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PRISONERS NEED SPIRITUAL ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FAMILY APPRECIATES SUPPORT AFTER CRASH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GAMBLING OFFERS FALSE HOPES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
GAMBLING REFERENDUM A THREAT TO STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SCHOOLS SHOULD START EARLIER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
AUTHORITIES LOOKING FOR DOG THAT BIT GIRL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BABY REMAINS CRITICAL, STABLE","Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE ESCAPES FROM YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE PLEADS GUILTY IN 2-YEAR-LONG ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 6 YEARS IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 8 YEARS IN 7-ELEVEN THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*WOMAN OFFERS DIGNITY, A ROOM","Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REJECTS BID FROM UNSATISFACTORY CONTRACTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN WHO LEFT BABY IN SHELTERBELT IS UP FOR PAROLE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
{dollar}1.5 MILLION FOR FAIRGROUND REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FOUR HISTORY AWARDS TO BE GIVEN IN HURON,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JEFFERSON BOARD OK'S SCHOOL SHIFT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RALLY INQUIRIES RUNNING 600% HIGHER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT TO PAY FOR TOPPLING TOWER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY 911 DIRECTOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STOCK-POND PROGRAM MOVES WEST,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONSIDER GROUND-HEAT RESEARCH CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
GOVERNORS PROGRESS ON GAMBLING ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
RABBI CONFERS KOSHER STATUS ON SD SUCKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*LOCAL DRIVER EARNS COVETED BIG SPONSORS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*BOTTLED WATER WORLD OVERFLOWS WITH COLORS, TASTES","Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LONGTIME SCOUT BECOMES A STANDOUT COOK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*THESE BEEF RECIPES ARE WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*WET YEARS HAVE TRANSFORMED LANDSCAPE IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"MORE PRISONS, COPS WON'T STOP CRIME (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TO HOLD DOWN SCHOOL TAXES?,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"*CITY GOVERNMENT SHOULD CHANGE NOW, WITHOUT ANGER","Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PAY 'PEOPLE EXPENSES' WITH STATE INCOME TAX (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STATE INCOME TAX UNFAIRLY PORTRAYED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ADOPTION STILL OPTION FOR TEEN-AGE MOTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HEAD START MAKING DIFFERENCE FOR CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
STATE MUST DO MORE FOR OLDER CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*START GOOD HABITS EARLY ON WRITING (PROF),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
POLICE SAY REPORT OF RAPE WAS FALSE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEEDWAY VICTIM UPGRADED TO SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH-CLUB OWNER FACES TAX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY TO BEGIN 14TH HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEBATE FOCUSES ON SCHOOL SPENDING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VICTIMS OF FIRE BEGIN REBUILDING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MILLER KEEPING OUT OF CITIBANK DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FOOD-POISONING INVESTIGATION TURNS TO PREVIOUS MEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INCENTIVES FOR MORRELL ARE TOO GENEROUS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PHONE SCANDAL FALLOUT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS DECLARES WATER EMERGENCY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARLINGTON MAN DIES IN TRUCK CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY REVIEWS NEOPTISM POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SISSETON TEEN-AGER DIES IN ATV ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MARSHAL INVESTIGATES SCHOOL EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ALL-SHOW TICKETS RETURN TO STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT-LOAN FIRM SEEKS HEARING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-COUNTY DEPUTY TO PAY FOR THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HERMOSA MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WAGON TRAIN WILL TRAVEL TO HISTORY FEST,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
EX-SIOUX FALLS MAN SENTENCED IN FINANCE CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MOST CALLERS RESENT MORRELL'S DEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
GROUP FORMS 10-ITEM HEALTH-CARE REFORM LIST,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EAS CUTBACKS WOULD BE HARMFUL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HURON LEGISLATOR ALLEN'S CHOICE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*CALIFORNIA TRIP GETS RESPONSES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
TO STRENGTHEN STATE'S HOG INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
YOUNKERS CHAIRMAN PREDICTS COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.6"
"*VIKINGS HAD A GREAT YEAR, BUT FELL SHORT","Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ANGLERS BRAVE ELEMENTS AND BAG LIMITS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LOOKING BACK AT A HUNT TO BE REMEMBERED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FARMERS MAKE MOST OF SUNNY SPELL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JUNIOR ROTC LOSES FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN CONVICTED OF RAPING KIDS TO BE RETRIED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"AT 80 MPH, MCGOVERN SAYS HE WAS CAREFUL","Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
EXTRADITION CASE RAISES QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*SCHOOLS MUSTN'T SAVE CASH FOR MILITARY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
EDUCATION ISN'T TOOL OF PARTISANSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
JOHNSON FLUNKS TEST ON FAMILY VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
COLUMNIST IVINS ONLY REPEATS GOSSIP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
CITY SCHOOLS HAVEN'T HAD PRAYER SINCE 1928 (L),"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
"14,000-PLUS DINERS FLIPPED OVER 'CAKES","Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAWKEY MAY LEAVE SIOUX VALLEY TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS OF TRUANT FACE TRIAL NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY ACQUITS MAN OF FONDLING TEEN-AGER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CASINO MANAGERS FACE THIEVES,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*53 CITIZENS WELCOMED HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROAD HUNTING DRAWS FIRE FROM VOCAL CRITICS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*WATER LEVEL NOT TOO HIGH FOR RECREATIONAL BOATING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"TRANSFER STUDENTS OUT AT SDSU, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*VOTERS TO DECIDE ON WATER PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*POLICE CHIEF QUITS AFTER QUESTIONS POSED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MAN GETS 9 MONTHS FOR ROAD-SIGN ATTACK,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAW STUDENTS TO WORK ON COMMUNITY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*OKLAHOMA MAN DIES IN MOTORCYCLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SKELETON PROBABLY EARLY SETTLER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*PREPARING FOR POURING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ALUMINUM CANS TO HELP BUILD PLAYGROUND,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MESSAGE RELAY SYSTEM AIDS COMMUNICATION BY DISABLED,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ACCIDENT NEAR PINE RIDGE KILLS MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS PLAN TO APPROVE DUNBAR LAND SWAP,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
OFFICIALS NAME FEDERAL PRISON WARDEN,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"DIES AT 102, WAS DETERMINED TO LIVE LONG","Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*JUVENILE CORRECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
POLICE SEARCH FOR ILLEGAL SUMP PUMPS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*GATEWAY EYES GLOBAL MARKET,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
PROGRAM TO HELP FARMERS NEEDS HIGHER NET-WORTH LIMIT,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
REPORTS RECORD FIRST-QUARTER NET INCOME,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
OTTER TAIL SEEKS HYDROPOWER BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*SDSU TURNS TO A FAMILIAR FACE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANARIES SETTLE IN FOR THE SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HORSES TAKE TO RACE TRACK EVERY SPRING,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FEMALE ANGER FINDS NO VOICE IN HOLLYWOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HYDRANGEAS MAKE GOOD SHRUB FOR SHADE,"Argus LeaderMay 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
Deputies from S.D. sent.,"Argus LeaderMay 2, 1992, sect.A, p.1, col.3"
*BALLOON CORSAGE BRIGHTENS CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE-ENOUGH DIESEL FUEL FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE-ENOUGH DIESEL FUEL FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WATER DECISION MULTI-FACETED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CONFUSING DELEGATE SELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"MCGOVERN'S FINANCIAL SUPPORT, POLICIES HIT","Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ANYONE FOR TENNIS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DIVIDING WEST CENTRAL TO BE ATTEMPTED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
"MARSHALL FINE, HAPPENINGS SECTION DRAW PRAISE","Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
JANKLOW SUMMER JOB PATRONAGE CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
ACME PERSONNEL EXPANDS CONSULTANT STAFF,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AG EXPORTS EXPECTED TO BE UP 17.2 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
USED CAR DEALER TO POST GAS MILEAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FALL TARGET FOR 'SUPER STORE'-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VETERANS EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MITCHELL TO CONSERVE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SHORTAGE OF GAS ISN'T HURTING TOURISM-SO FAR,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SHORTAGE OF GAS ISN'T HURTING TOURISM-SO FAR,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CREATION OF RAIL AUTHORITY SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
RAPID CITY WOMEN JOURNALISTS WIN 27 FIRSTS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RUSHMORE TOURISM DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*SD SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA FISHING TERMED SLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*CEREBRAL PALSY NO MATCH FOR THIS GUY'S ENTHUSIASM,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LOVE THOSE LIP READERS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RUTH WERNER-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*BERESFORD FARMER TAMES WILD HORSES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WILD HORSES AVAILABLE HERE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FEW SEE MCKENNAN HOSPITAL BAKER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
"BOARD CUTS BUDGET, RAISES SCHOOL MONEY","Argus LeaderMay 20 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*SENIOR'S DEATH GRIEVES CLASSMATES-LAKE BENTON,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SENIOR'S DEATH GRIEVES CLASSMATES-LAKE BENTON,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TREMBLED AFTER ERUPTION,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION SAYS 'NO' TO OUTCALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MCGOVERN MAKES TOP 10, PRESSLER NO LONGER POOR BOY","Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MCGOVERN MAKES TOP 10, PRESSLER NO LONGER POOR BOY","Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*'LONG RIDERS' A GRITTY, HUMAN LOOK AT OUTLAWS","Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE SEEKING MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WASHINGTON AMONG STATE FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WASHINGTON AMONG STATE FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN FLIP-FLOPS ON BOMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TOLLEFSON FIGURES HIS EXPERIENCE IS WHAT COUNTS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"VOLCANIC ASH HITS SD, BUT FARMERS WANT RAIN","Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT REJECTS YANKTON TRIBE'S APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT REJECTS YANKTON TRIBE'S APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FUNDING LOSS COULD CLOSE INDIAN SERVICES AGENCY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FUNDING LOSS COULD CLOSE INDIAN SERVICES AGENCY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MINNEHAHA'S LIBRARY CHECKS OUT OF HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FUNDING LOSS COULD CLOSE INDIAN SERVICES AGENCY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WHAT IS SO IMPORTANT ABOUT A CAREER IN NURSING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT IS IMPORTANT ABOUT A CAREER IN NURSING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*KILLER VOLCANO (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAY SHOWERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOW COME FUN HAS TO BE DRINKING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOW COME FUN HAS TO BE DRINKING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EAGLE BUTTE WOMAN DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXPERT-RAIN TOO SOON FOR HOPPERS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BODY OF MISSING MAN FOUND,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNION TO VOTE ON OZARK PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS REJECT BIKE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES IN CALIF MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BOARD CONSIDERS WHITTIER TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
5-10 PERCENT OF FARMS MAY FOLD IN RECESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
5-10 PERCENT OF FARMS MAY FOLD IN RECESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CURRICULUM COMPETITION SPARKS TIFF,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"GROUP FINDS GOOD, BAD NEWS ABOUT SD EXPORTS","Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
5-10 PERCENT OF FARMS MAY FOLD IN RECESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
50 ARRESTED IN REE HEIGHTS SCHOOL PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FROST DAMAGE TO WHEAT IN SD COULD BE SEVERE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHUMAKER CALLED DISRUPTIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SCHUMAKER CALLED DISRUPTIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LEMMON MAN CONFESSED TO KILLING IN ND,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*ABDNOR TOPS {dollar} LIST FROM 'CLEAR AIR' FOES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABDNOR TOPS {dollar} LIST FROM 'CLEAR AIR' FOES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWO PATRONS ARRIVED AT THE NIGHTCLUB ON HORSEBACK,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BIA GOES UNDER COVER-FIRST CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAIL-TAX FOES MAY RESUME FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BIA GOES UNDER COVER-FIRST CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TV CAPTIONS DEMANDED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER OPPOSES US ACTION IN ISRAEL-SYRIA WAR,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN FEARS FOR SON BELIEVED TAKEN BY MOTHER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN FEARS FOR SON BELIEVED TAKEN BY MOTHER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER OPPOSES US ACTION IN ISRAEL-SYRIA WAR,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TV CAPTIONS DEMANDED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATCHDOG GROUP SEEKING REPLACEMENT FOR WINGLER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY CHANGES TAX PLAN-LIMITED TAX-EXEMPT STATUS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WATCHDOG GROUP SEEKING REPLACEMENT FOR WINGLER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
RAIL SOLUTION SETS SD LIMIT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL BOY DIES AFTER ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN COUNCIL RETURNS FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR VOTE TABULATOR,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REQUIRED LIABILITY INSURANCE OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OTTER TAIL RATE INCREASE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CEMENT PLANT, RAIL DIRECTORS TO MEET","Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY-EXPAND DRUG PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MEIERHENRY-EXPAND DRUG PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"LABOR CONTRACT, FEE HIKE ON REGENT AGNEDA","Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"LABOR CONTRACT, FEE HIKE ON REGENT AGENDA","Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SECOND PACT TO BE AWARDED ON SF INDIAN CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LIMBURG AUGIE GRADUATION SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
AUGUSTANA MUSICIANS TO TOUR EUROPE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*PRISON INMATE SOUGHT AFTER ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*PRISON INMATE SOUGHT AFTER ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*WORLD TRAVEL MAKES WOMAN APPRECIATE US,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
WORK'S NEVER DULL FOR MORNINGSIDE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOSTROM GOING THE DISTANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SOSTROM GOING THE DISTANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*'WE WORKED HARD TO GET HERE',"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AUGIE TO HONOR ARGUS EDITOR,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STIGMA KEEPS MANY FROM TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SF STUDENTS AWARDED FOR PROBLEM SOLVING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
SF STUDENTS AWARDED FOR PROBLEM SOLVING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
SF STUDENTS AWARDED FOR PROBLEM SOLVING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"A NEW, UNDESIRABLE FOOD GROUP...","Argus LeaderMay 20 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW SAYS HE IS WILLING TO HELP,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SF CONSIDERED UNIQUE IN TALKS, MORRELL SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"AUGUSTANA'S BERGDALE REMAINS A VIKING, IN MINNESOTA","Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRESHMAN JAY ANDERSON RUNS FOR STATE MEET GLORY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA WOMEN READY FOR TODAY'S SOFTBALL SERIES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ERICKSON COMES TO GRIPS WITH WINNING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LITTLE STOCK DAMS CAN BE HINDERED BYOVERFISHING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"ARTIST/MUSICIAN, CLASSICAL COMPOSER CHART NEW","Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FILM ABOUT MASS MENTAL HOSPITAL STILL CONTROVERSIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A WEEKEND QUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WOMAN'S JOB IS TO SPREAD THE PAINTING WORD,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HORSE SHOW SLATED FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
SPEAKERS SET FOR SFC GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
DAKOTA STATE WEAVING CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
GERONTOLOGY FORUM SET FOR JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
*SF GETS 1ST OF SEVERAL FIRMS HEADED FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GARRISON PROJECT WORK BAN TO BE APPEALED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"NORTHEAST,SOUTHEAST SD STILL IN DROUGHT DESPITE RAIN","Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WORKFARE BY ANY OTHER NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOARD OF REGENTS MIGHT RESTRICT DRINKING ON CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
FLASH FLOOD WATCH IN RAPID CITY CONTINUES TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*JANKLOW IS ALL SMILES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGES AGAINST SF MAN DROPPED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PANEL OKS STUDIES FOR 2 WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HIGH INTEREST RATES STALL DOWNTOWN HOTEL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TAX PREPARER ANSWERS ACCOUNTANT'S CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FARM DAMAGE HEAVY FROM BALLOON RACES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*KELO SAYS THEIR CAPTION SERVICE WOULD PROVIDE MORE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE COMMISSION APPEALS DECISION--ABERDEEN OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
ABDNOR BACKS MESABA,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COMPTROLLER GETS PROBATION FOR THEFT--CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE--RAIL RETIREMENT WON'T BE CUT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FARM PRODUCT SPOKESMEN TO TESTIFY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WORK ON ELEVATOR TO BEGIN--MILLER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
KNOBE SAYS SF WORKING ON MINN AVE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*LARSON GETS USD ALUMNI AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TURNOCK WINS MAN-OF-YEAR AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DEAFNESS FORUM AT HOLIDAY INN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
VANDERLOO RENAMED TO COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
2 NAMED TO HUMAN RELATIONS BODY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*MOBIL TO PULL OUT OF SOUTH DAKOTA MARKET,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*43RD TULIP FESTIVAL SWEEPS THROUGH ORANGE CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REGENTS WILL INCREASE TUITION RATES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STATION OWNER FEELS BETRAYED BY OLD FRIEND,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GUIDELINES FOR CONSUMERS UNDER ATTACK (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*LIBRARY ENCOURAGES PEOPLE TO SPEAK OUT (ON PAPER),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ENTRIES FOR ARTS CELEBRATION ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NORWEGIAN CHORUSES PERFORM IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REGISTER CHILD NOW FOR HERITAGE DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SYMPHONY GETS CHALLENGE GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HONORS BAND SELECTS FREEMAN GIRL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AUGUSTANA STUDENTS GET SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MINNESOTA PUBLIC RADIO DEFENDS PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*OVER THE FENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*TULIP FESTIVAL DRAWS STREET-SWEEPERS FROM AFAR,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIRMAN WILL BE COURTMARTIALED IN SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CAPITOL, OTHER BUILDINGS HAVE POWER OUTAGES","Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LEGAL NOT PRINTED, HEARING DELAYED","Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIGNS WARN OF SEWAGE DANGER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"LAWYERS, LANDOWNERS, INDIANS TAKE SIDES OVER LAND","Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS TO CUT 29 POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE TAKES OVER HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRANSPORTATION PLAN--MORE DOLLARS FOR ROADS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER MILL CAN KEEP OPERATING IF DUST CUT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEDS STUDYING CITY BID FOR BLOCK 11 MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEAD MUSEUM DISPLAY WILL DEPICT GOLD MINING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAILROAD CLEANS UP AFTER MISHAP SPILLS BEANS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA GETS 320 ACRES OF FEDERAL LAND,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENT FINGER PRINTING COULD BEGIN NEXT FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUPERINTENDENT STUDIES PLAN TO DISSOLVE DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN'S CAR CARE CLINIC WILL BE MONDAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOME WILL BE RENOVATED FOR PARENTS OF HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD SENATORS DISCLOSE INCOMES (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FOOTBALL FUELS KOREAN SIM TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SIOUX FALLS CHRISTIAN BOYS, GIRLS REIGN","Argus LeaderMay 20 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EFFECTS OF POST-POLIO SYNDROME DIFFER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*A BIG FINISH,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RAGING MISSOURI RIVER CAN TEACH FISHERMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEYOUNG DRIVES DOWN THE COST OF AUTO RACING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOOVER'S SUMMER HOME IS AT SOFTBALL COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"RENNER, SCOTLAND TO MEET AGAIN","Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*DOC SHAEFFER HONORED AS DEFENDER OF OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SOME CAN MIX CHRISTIANITY AND SPORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*GOING FOR GOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HAS SEEN BEST, WORST OF TIMES","Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANDICAPPED CELEBRATE THE JOYS OF HUMAN EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HART MAKING MOST EFFORT TO LURE VOTES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROPOSED SITES FOR NEW PRISON SURPRISE SOME,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*60 DAYS IN THE COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIGHT OF WASHINGTON'S FAMILIAR BUILDINGS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INDIAN BANQUET IN LANDMARK HOTEL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AUTO LEGISLATION WILL HURT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEADLINE FOR STATE VOTER REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS STUDY OF RISING INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TIMING OF TOMMY LEE'S RETURN STILL UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS KILL TWO SIOUX FALLS MEN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FORMER NURSE SAYS HOSPITAL FILES MISSING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"HIRING, PAY UNEQUAL, GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STUDENTS PROTEST STATE PLAN FOR THEIR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLAR,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
ABDNOR SAYS STATE BENEFITTED BY COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
AGENCY WANTS TO FINE RAPID CITY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ASSISTANT CHIEF MAY MOVE UP AT RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FORMER DEPUTY SHERIFF PLEADS GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WILL STUDY SOIL CONSERVATION FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SEXUAL HARASSMENT VICTIM MAY RETURN TO WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SUPPORT GROWING FOR SUBMINIMUM WAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
TWO BIG CATS SIGHTED NEAR VERMILLION RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
"*CATTLE DRIVE SAVES TRADITION, MONEY","Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WRITER GLAD HE TOOK TEACHER'S ADVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MERLYNE NITTEBERG HAS MORE TIME FOR COOKING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.D, p.13, col.1"
*DAKOTA NEWS GIVES ITS READERS WHAT THEY WANT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
'ARGUS CARES' CAMPAIGN WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
CANADA FIRM WANTS TO INCREASE GOLD PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
PHOENIX SYSTEMS OFFERS NEW GRAPHICS DEVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
REPUBLIC AIRLINES ADDS SERVICE TO TWO CITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SEMINAR WILL ASSIST NEW BUSINESS OWNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*COMMENCEMENT HUG,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOWN-HOME STYLE MAKES LISTENERS SMILE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN PREGNANCY--SECOND IN A SERIES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
USD OFFERS GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TWO GROUPS SHOULD RESOLVE DISPUTE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"SEAT BELT LAWS BOOST PEDESTRIAN, CYCLE TOLLS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WHAT GOOD IS PUBLIC MEETING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WHY WOULD RUSSIA ATTACK (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DON'T HURRY DOWNTOWN PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
TEACHERS DESERVE BETTER PAY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
TRUE STATE CHAMPIONS--EXTINCT SPECIES IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY GRAPPLES WITH RATIONING MEDICAL CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN'S VOICE REACHES AROUND THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLANNED ATHLETIC CENTERS FOR TOTAL STUDENT BODY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW CENTER AT A PRINCELY PRICE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*A TASTE FOR THE TACO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MUSKIES LESS THAN 30 INCHES ARE NOT KEEPERS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE ARREST COUPLE AFTER CHASE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY SOPHOMORE WINS SCIENCE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHEAT GROUP OPPOSES RAILROAD ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOME DRUG BUSTS TURN FEDERAL MARSHALS...,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"*AUGUSTANA, SIOUX FALLS GRADUATE 525","Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AREA RESIDENTS TREATED AFTER TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CROP SERVICE MAKES SURVEY TO HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DISABLED VETERANS PICK BOUSKA AS COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BRIDGING THE GAP,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATORS SHOW FARM LOSSES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REDUCED RATES PIQUE INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SWEET ON VITAMINS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RIGHTFULLY FORCING UN TO TIGHTEN ITS BELT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SOME HAPPILY MARRIED PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PARKING RAMP NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
SOME STATIONS BREAK RULES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*TUNING IN TO RATINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARIAN OPENS DOORS FOR NON-READERS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCARBOROUGH SETS HER SIGHTS ON SCOUT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE GOLF LINCOLN JUNIOR CROUCH HAS 4 SHOT ADVANT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MCKENNAN TO JOIN SIOUX VALLEY WITH HELICOPTER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*A TALL ORDER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ACTOR BURR TO PRESENT AWARDS TO STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EXPERTS TO DISCUSS HEALTH HAZARDS OF PCB'S,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FLOODED RESIDENTS--CITY'S INACTION STINKS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS HONOR 3 SIOUX FALLS FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEIGHBORHOOD GROUP BLASTS QUARRY RULER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN FOUND HANGED IN MCKENNAN PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR TAKES 10 POINT LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"BELL, BURG OPEN UP LEADS IN RACE","Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
ROBERTS STAKES OUT SLIGHT LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CORONER SAYS KINNEY DEAD 2-3 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS MAN TO HEAD UP STATE JAYCEES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JARDING TO EXPLAIN DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES FIRM TO RAISE RATES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POSTAL EMPLOYEE TAKES RIGHT TO LIFE POST,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ROSLYN SENIOR WINS TRIP TO STATUE OF LIBERTY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NEW IRS DIRECTOR STRIVES FOR FAIRNESS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ROBERTS UNDECIDED ABOUT DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MILLER--MICKELSON'S RUNNING MATE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
PROTESTER FOUGHT FOR HIS LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
"*SENATORS MAKE {dollar}52,000 FOR SPEECHES","Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS AIR SUPPORT FOR MORRELL WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PARKING RAMP WOULD IMPROVE TRANSPORTATION,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEAVE DOGS AT HOME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RETHINK ITS GOALS IN MIDDLE EAST (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITIES ASKED FOR INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS AHEAD IN CORN PLANTING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE WAS ARSON--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SMOKE TESTING OF SEWERS BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN STABBED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION IMPORTANT TO HILLS BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EROS FUNDS NOT GROUNDED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INCREASE RANKS 3RD HIGHEST,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POTENTIAL FOR RABIES GREAT DURING SPRING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*FORMER COUNTY OFFICIAL YEAR DIES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
OFFICIAL SAYS DE-ICER NEEDS MORE RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ORDINANCE REQUIRES CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUBMISSIONS FOR LOW-INCOME PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOARD ACCEPTS PLAN TO DEMOLISH BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BOARD ACCEPTS PLAN TO DEMOLISH BUINDINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
EX-FARMER DESCRIBES 18-DAY CRIME SPREE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*ELDERLY POPULATION BY GENGER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"MEDALISTS PACE CLEAR LAKE, HAMLIN","Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MARTIN SPOILS O'GORMAN SWEEP,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*DOKKEN TAKES VISION PROBLEM IN STRIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*WET AND WILD,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL URGED TO CONSIDER INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN FALLS TO DEATH IN RURAL WATER TOWER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SEARS TO BRING CREDIT OPERATION TO CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SACRIFICE ... HELP EASE DIVORCE PAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE IS SIDESTEPPING PENITENTIARY PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PAC INFLUENCE A DISGRACE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
USE 4 INCOME SOURCES TO PAY COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VOLK PLAN HAS GIMMICKS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MOTHER'S DAY ALSO VE DAY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*ART EXHIBIT BLOOMS WITH COLOR,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DIRECTOR SETS THE STAGE FOR MUSICAL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX ART SPARSE IN GIFT SHOPS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DEATH SUSPECTED TO BE HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FDIC BAILS OUT YANKTON BANK,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREE CASH OFFER TIES UP PHONE LINES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF SIX DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO GIVE {dollar}70 FOR SPIRIT MOUND,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN INTOXICATED IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INSECT HUNT DOESN'T BUG THESE CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CATTLE PRICES BREAK RECORD AT {dollar}80,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FOLK FESTIVAL COULD DRAW 100,000","Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OLSON CONFESSED ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOY DIES AFTER WRECK THAT KILLED FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNION APPEAL DENIED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COMMITTEE SUGGESTS REDUCING NON-RESIDENT TUITION,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TOP OFFICIAL TAKES OVER AT CITY PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LINCOLN SWEEPS REGION 1AA,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SD STATE STAR IS CO-MVP,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*GALLAND PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY MAN HAS DRIVING PASSION FOR OLDER MODELS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*DAYS WITH THE KNIGHTS DRAW TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
TOLERATING NORIEGA MAY BE ONLY OPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NEW TECHNOLOGIES SMARTER FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*MORAN WINS TITLE NUMBER 2,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EARLY-MORNING SIREN AWAKENS RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FINALISTS NAMED FOR REGENTS POST,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILBANK MAN FOUND GUILTY OF POACHING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN TODDLER OFF TO DISNEYLAND,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHITTIER COLLECTS FOOD FOR PANTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CRUSIN',"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CREDITORS BACK SALE OF MICROWAVE FIRM,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN OFFICIAL AWAITS WORD ON CYANIDE TESTING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
READING WAS A COUNTRY BOY'S WAY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS FILE FOR CITY ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROFESSOR ANNOUNCES BID FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR UNVEILS RESEARCH PROJECT TO HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
REGENTS PROPOSAL RILES STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUBSIDIZED COMPETITION COSTS HOG FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UTILIZATION COUNCIL ADMINISTRATORS DEFEND START,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIMULCAST RACING BRINGS MIXED DRAW,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RECONCILIATION POWWOW,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*30-YEAR WOUND FOR HURON PARENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEAVY RAINS FLOOD SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA'S BILLION-DOLLAR BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ARENA IS BACK ON TRACK (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*HINES BETS LEGISLATURE WILL DEAL WITH GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LACK OF RESPECT FOR LIFE IS SHOCKING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
BUSH SHOULDN'T TOUCH SOCIAL SECURITY FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
THERE IS NO HUMOR IN SENTENCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*IT WAS ONE TERRIFIC RUN FOR GREENO,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*O'GORMAN HOLDS OFF PIERRE FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SMASHING PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
'RIDICULOUS' FISHING IDEA IN 3RD YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*FATHER-SON RACE TEAM LETS GO OF KARTS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
GOVERNOR REAPPOINTS MEMBERS TO PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ESCAPES INJURY IN I-90 ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMOKE CAUSES HOME EVACUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD PROFESSOR NAMED BUSINESS SCHOOL DEAN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ABORTION, CHILD CARE TOP LIST OF CONCERNS","Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HONORING OUR ARMED FORCES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON HOPES CORPS WILL ACT WISELY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*TWO VIE FOR DISTRICT 16 REPUBLICAN NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOARD WANTS MORE INFORMATION ON AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONSULTANT TO EXAMINE ELK POINT SCHOOL NEEDS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SHERIFF PATROLS MAY START PROTECTING DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FINISHING WORK TO START ON CRAZY HORSE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LIBRARY TO PUBLICIZE ITS TAX FREEZE PLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BUILDING REPAIR COSTS REACH CRISIS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"GOVERNOR, CHALLENGER ARGUE OVER RIVER SUIT","Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
AMENDMENT TACKLES CONSERVATION ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WORN TIRES REBORN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S HARD TO LOVE AND LET GO,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MOVIE STUDIOS BETTING FAMILIARITY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
NORTH STARS LEARN HOW TO PACK THE HOUSE--WIN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE LEADER--STATE HURTING CASINO PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NATIONAL CHAMPS TOTE THEIR TROPHY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*ABOUT 4,000 PEOPLE CALL DOWNTOWN HOME","Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DISCIPLINE IS CHALLENGE OF PARENTING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CANCER CASES TO INCREASE AS YUPPIES AGE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
GIVE TRADE TALKS WITH MEXICO A TRY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FRANKLIN CROSSING DANGEROUS FOR KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FREE SEX OFFENDERS PUT CHILDREN AT RISK (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MAKE RUN ACROSS STATE PART OF RECONCILIATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SHOULD GUARANTEE ISRAEL-PALESTINIAN PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DRIVERS SHOULD DECIDE WHEN TO BUCKLE UP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
TOURNEY FEE SHOULD BE CHARGED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
EPISCOPALIANS DIDN'T DISCUSS SIOUX CLAIM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
"CORTISONE IS PAINFUL, BUT USUALLY EFFECTIVE (L)","Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA WINS SOFTBALL TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN PLAY SOCCER TO STAY FIT AND SANE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN STUDENT WINS SHOOTOUT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BASEBALL CARDS REQUIRE RIDER TO BE INSURED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CONFERENCE TO TARGET WASTE-DUMP PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE BOARD MEMBER TO VISIT SF,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE OFFERS 800 NUMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HONORED STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KDLT ANCHOR RECALLS FLY FIASCO,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO CONSIDER LAND PURCHASE FOR SLIP UP CREEK,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WHITTIER STUDENTS--PROGRAM MAKES THE GRADE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*HOT GRAD,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CLEANUP DAY MAY SERVE AS A MODEL FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DAMAGE FROM FLOODING ESTIMATED AT {dollar}410,000","Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GIRLS STATE EVENT SET FOR MAY 27-JUNE 1,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS CONSIDER ADDITION TO CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PINE SAWFLIES EXPECTED TO BE HEAVY THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RESIDENTS WARNED ABOUT TENT CATERPILLAR,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STRIKING WORKERS NOT HAPPY WITH BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CASINO OPERATOR CHARGED IN TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GIAGO--MEDIA SHORT-CHANGES INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CHARGES FILED AGAINST MAN IN EAR-BITING CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RAINS MAY MARK END TO EXTENDED DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*PAYING FOR THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY AT PEAK--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUIT WON'T HALT ETHANOL INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OPPOSITION GROWS TO CRAZY HORSE DRINK,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CITY HALL NEEDS LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ETHANOL INDUSTRY WON'T BE DENIED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAX ON VIDEO LOTTERY ENTIRELY APPROPRIATE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*KIDS DON'T NEED HIGH-TECH GEAR FOR FISHING FUN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JUICERS ARE JUMPING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*COOKING SERVES AS SOCIALIZER, STRESS RELIEVER","Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BACCALAUREATE SERVICE SET FOR SUNDAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD OK'S FUNDING FOR LIVESTOCK WATERING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO ATTEND MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SEXUAL ABUSE SENDS MAN, 59, TO PRISON","Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAGON TRAIN TREK TO BEGIN FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP WANTS INMATES OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE'S ORDER RESTRICTS DOG BREEDER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ON THE LOOKOUT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"HELPFUL SENIORS LIVE LONGER, BETTER LIVES","Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ANOTHER OPTION FOR WHS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*EX-HOSTAGE TO SPEAK IN WATERTOWN JUNE 10,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WILD WEST SHOW OPENS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 SENT TO PRISON FOR MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PROTESTERS DENOUNCE SEIZURE OF DINOSAUR,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CLUBHOUSE DISGUSTS GOP LAWMAKER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SURGEON GENERAL BLASTS BREWER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RAPID CITY TEEN MAY BE REWARDED FOR BRAVERY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"FLANDREAU, ELK POINT CLAIM CLASS B TITLES","Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SPRINTING TOWARD SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
REGIONAL RAIL LINE MIGHT BE SCRAPPED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
20 PERCENT OF CITIES LOSING SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
TRAIL DEBATE ASKS WHAT'S SCENIC,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DIALING CHANGE TO FORCE FINGERS ON LONGER WALK,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON CONSIDERS HOUSING SWITCH,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ON-SITE STAFF MAKES DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
CITY MOVES AHEAD ON RECYCLING (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRAY DAUGHTERS AREN'T RAPED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRAYER ISSUE ALLOWS MINORITY TO RULE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CULTS MANIPULATE GOD'S WORD TO RECRUIT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CHILDREN WERE ABUSED BY KORESH IN CULT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*EMPLOYEES HELP FIRM CUT COSTS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*ATM BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC DINNER MOVED TO HURON,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS PRISON ESCAPEE TO OKLAHOMA,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE OFFICER ACQUITTED IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAA TAKES COMMITTEE HEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE OFFICERS CARRY TORCH FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHER RETURNS TO DRIER TIMES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CABLE TV COMPANY WANTS CONTRACT EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD CLEARS NORTH DAKOTAN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ROBBING BANK,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PENNINGTON RESIDENTS WANT RURAL ROADS FIXED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESENTATION COLLEGE HIRES NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WINNER MAN RECEIVES 9 YEARS FOR SEX ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
2 SENTENCED TO JAIL FOR BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOODWILL UNSURE WHO SHOULD HAVE LAKOTA DRAWINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAIN BOOSTS LAKE OAHE'S NUTRIENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY TARGETS RACISM,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OFFICER CLEARED,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
PLAN FILED TO STOP CASINO PROFITS FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*THE TV TEST AN ENRICHING EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LITERACY PROGRAMS AID ADULTS (PROF),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"*THANK YOU, EASTER SEALS","Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VIKINGS READY FOR FINAL TEST,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FAKES RAPE REPORT TO FREE HUSBAND FROM JAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*REPORTED RAPE CASES IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*OFFICIALS DISMISS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"BYRD SUPPORTS SASSER, NOT DASCHLE, IN RACE","Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GAMBLING FEVER PUSHING LIMITS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
THREATS OF CHAOS LACK RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
JANKLOW FOLLOWS THROUGH ON PROMISES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HILLARD BACKGROUND WOULD BENEFIT STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
OTHER SD CITIES WELCOME JOHN MORRELL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
MICKELSON'S GRAVE VANDALIZED BY CAR,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER MOCKS JANKLOW TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*USD MEDICAL WORKERS PACKING,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MADISON MAN TO SELL CANES FROM SINGAPORE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BIA OFFICIAL INDICTED IN SURPLUS SCANDAL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
WATER DISTRICT BOARD TO MEET THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS HONOR 3 PARTY MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE OFFERS CLASSES ON ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILLER TO BE SPEAKER AT ANNUAL GIRLS STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN BIA OFFICE SELECTS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JAPAN GROUP DONATES TO RUSHMORE FUND,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS DIVE INTO WATER FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILLER DENIES SPREADING RUMORS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILBANK MAN'S BODY FOUND IN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FEDS DROP CASE AGAINST FOSSIL DEALER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FIRMS MUST PROVIDE SOME AUTO COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OLDHAM BOARD ORDERED TO HIRE TEACHER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS 30-YEAR PRISON TERM FOR RAPIST,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WITHDRAWS PROPOSED RULES AFTER OUTCRY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
EDINA REALTY PLANS TO BRANCH OUT IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*'SIRENS' ABOUT SISTERHOOD, INHIBITIONS","Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE HOME-GROWN TASTE IS INCOMPARABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KILLING CREEPING JENNY MAY TAKE TWO YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*1994 REGION TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BALANCED FIELD SET TO OPEN STATE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SDSU FINDS A HERO,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*HENRY SAYS FAREWELL TO OLD SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FOUR SEEK SEATS ON SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ROADSIDE HUNTING UPHELD,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DENOMINATIONS UNITE FOR MARCH ON MAY 27,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*MARCH FOR JESUS PARADE ROUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
MASONS INDUCT 194 MEN IN STREAMLINED CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CAMP VANDALIZED: SPECIAL TRAILER MISSING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CRITICISM OF TEACHERS IS HYPOCRITICAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HELP PRESSLER KEEP 21-YEAR-OLD PROMISE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DASCHLES FALTER UNDER PRESSURE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*TRUE PATRIOTISM STARTS WITH LOYALTY TO GOD,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
DONATIONS ACCEPTED IN AIRMAN'S MEMORY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN TRIES ROBBERY USING VICTIM'S GUN,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE REPORTED DEATH THREAT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHONE PREFIXES NEW FOR SOME ENTITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BIG SIOUX, CHANNELS TOO SWIFT FOR SAFETY","Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TANKER EXPLODES IN WARNER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPECIAL DAY FOR OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS CHRISTIAN GRADUATES CELEBRATE CLOSENESS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD HALVES STAFF AT THREE LIBRARIES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
US COURTHOUSE PLAYS HOST TO 8TH US COURT OF APPEALS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VERMILLION CHAMBER APPOINTS APPRAISER AS MANAGER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GF&P ASKS BOATERS TO GO SLOW ON LAKES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE MOTORISTS PAY MORE FOR GASOLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ROBOTIC LAWNMOWER PART OF 2-DAY DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JURY CONVICTS MAN OF VEHICULAR DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FARM-WORKER NUMBERS DROP IN GREAT PLAINS,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GROUP STARTS PUSH TO OUST MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*RAKING IN THE BACON,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MADISON PANEL SUBMITS REPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"SEMINARY, COLLEGES OFFER 3 GRADUATION CEREMONIES","Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ENJOYED EDITING NEWSLETTER,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*INMATES IN PRISON FOR DRUG CRIMES,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WILMOT--BALLOON LAUNCHED REACHES ISLAND THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*PRESSLER PLANS TO RIDE EASY,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
S. AFRICA WOOS SIOUX FALLS CAPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*ROBIN NESTS IN LEWIS DRUG,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
NORTHWESTERN TO BUY SYNERGY GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
JACKS SPLIT IN REGIONAL,"Argus LeaderMay 20 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN KILLED ON HIGHWAY 38,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE GREAT PLAINS BALLOON RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COURT RULES AGAINST SD ON {dollar}2.5 MILLION HIGHWAY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COURT RULES AGAINST SD ON {dollar}2.5 MILLION HIGHWAY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE CAN'T FIND GAS FOR SHOPS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
YANKTON BOY SAVES 6-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CEMENT AND MINNOWS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MIXED SIGNALS BY HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CARR BOYS STICK WITH SOD HOUSE-REVA,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WESTERN SD TRUCKERS THREATEN SHUTDOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HISTORICAL SITE IS JUST HOME-JEFFERSON,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HURDS FIRM AGAINST INSPECTION-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOND-ISSUING RAIL AUTHORITY IS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SDSU PHARMACY GROUP RATED AT TOP,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATORS GET QUESTIONNAIRES ON SMOKING,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE-DOE SABOTAGING GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE-DOE SABOTAGING GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN AGENCY STRUGGLING FOR INDEPENDENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JOHNSONVILLE-ONE MAN'S FIGHT...,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN AGENCY STRUGGLING FOR INDEPENDENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JOHNSONVILLE-ONE MAN'S FIGHT...,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POOL BRINGS VACATIONS TO BACKYARD,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN AGENCY STRUGGLING FOR INDEPENDENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INSIDE FASHION-THAT'S WHERE LABELS BELONG,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BRITONS TO SING HERE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
APPLE ANNIE'S FILES FOR REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*ABDNOR HARKS BACK TO ROOTS IN RACE FOR THE SENATE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX JUDGE-'HANTA YO' RUINS INDIAN HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX JUDGE-'HANTA YO' RUINS INDIAN HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY JACKS UP PROPERTY TAX RATES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STRAY TREE BRANCH STOPS STOPLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY JACKS UP PROPERTY TAX RATES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX JUDGE-'HANTA YO' RUINS INDIAN HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VOLCANIC ASH HASN'T HURT SD-YET,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"FARM INCOME WILL BOTTOM, BANKER SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"FARM INCOME WILL BOTTOM, BANKER SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
KIM ODE'S COLUMN ON SDSU STUDENTS DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CENSUS BUREAU MANAGER DEFENDS OPERATION OF SF OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CENSUS BUREAU MANAGER DEFENDS OPERATION OF SF OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TELL WASHINGTON ABOUT MAIN LINE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KIM ODE'S COLUMN ON SDSU STUDENTS DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KIM ODE'S COLUMN ON SDSU STUDENTS DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TELL WASHINGTON ABOUT MAIN LINE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS FOR ABDNOR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WIFE GRATEFUL FOR QUICK RESPONSE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
CENSUS TAKERS ON 2ND MARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DOCTOR CLEARD OF NEGLIGENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
REE HEIGHTS PROTESTERS SEEK SCHOOL BOARD JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
VALLEY SPRINGS MAN ARRAIGNED--TRAFFIC FATALITY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SUICIDE ENDS STANDOFF WITH POLICE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
160 CEMENT WORKERS TO BE REHIRED,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SUIT FILED OVER USE OF GURNEY NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SUIT FILED OVER USE OF GURNEY NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
MINNEHAHA LIBRARY MOVE STILL UNSURE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"FOOD, LAND FIRED 600-YEAR-OLD MASSACRE","Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"FOOD, LAND FIRED 600-YR-OLD MASSACRE","Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"FOOD, LAND FIRED 600-YR-OLD MASSACRE","Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
US ARGUES TO HALT 4 SD COUNTY ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
US ARGUES TO HALT 4 SD COUNTY ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-REFERENDUM WOULD KILL RAILS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW-REFERENDUM WOULD KILL RAILS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS TAUGHT A LESSON FOR SKIP DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUMMER IS APPROACHING AND SF IS GETTING READY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTES IN-FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS ON,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ALABAMA MAN CLEARED OF RAPING SD WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SELLING PIECES OF TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SELLING PIECES OF TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHY SD HAS NO TREES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MUNDT RECOGNITION DINNER FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
O'GORMAN SENIOR WINS SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SOPRANO, PIANIST PLAN RECITAL","Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SD SCULPTOR NAMED WINNER OF AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SD SCULPTOR NAMED WINNER OF AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE LAUNCHES FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROACH DOESN'T FISH AND TELL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WILDLIFE OFFICIALS SEEK TO END HUNTING DEATHS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SDSU'S CARVER HOPES FOR SUMMER DRAFT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SDSU'S CARVER HOPES FOR SUMMER DRAFT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
VERMILLION'S DAKOTA DOME GUARANTEES SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*PILOT LEARNS PAINFUL LESSON,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PARKING TO REMAIN ON MINNESOTA AVE--FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
42 CHARGED IN WESTERN SD DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PILOT LEARNS PAINFUL LESSON,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PARKING TO REMAIN ON MINNESOTA AVE-FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF MURDER TRIAL DELAYED 5 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW LASHES DEMOS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS COMMITTEE OKS INCREASE IN STUDENT FEES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS COMMITTEE OKS INCREASE IN STUDENT FEES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"VIRUS OUTBREAK HITS MINNESOTA, IOWA","Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"VIRUS OUTBREAK HITS MINNESOTA, IOWA","Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BISHOP GRATEFUL FOR CONCERN FOR POPE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
APPRECIATE SUPPORT IN LICENSE PLATE DRIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REDUCING IMPACT OF RIGHTS-OF-WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SAYS US DRAWS ITS HERITAGE FROM GOD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ADVICE FOR BACKERS OF NEW PROPOSITION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SF MAN WINS MERCURY LYNX (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CETA SUMMER JOBS STILL AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN WINS MERCURY LYNX (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD TRYING TO LURE MINNESOTA FIRMS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
CITY WILL HAVE MOTOR POOL BY YEAR'S END,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CITY WILL HAVE MOTOR POOL BY YEAR'S END,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ESCAPEE RETURNED,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CAR WASH ROBBED,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD 'REBELS' VOTE AGAINST BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TRAINS MAY TRANSPORT SD WHEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SD 'REBELS' VOTE AGAINST BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TRAINS MAY TRANSPORT SD WHEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WATT WATER POLICY CONSOLIDATION PLAN DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*5 RESIDENTS TO VOTE ON TOWN'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF LIVESTOCK PRICES SURGE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLAYHOUSE TROUPE LEAVES FOR IRELAND,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SOURCE OF BULLET STILL UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*JIM SWIDEN, KING OF THE SANDLOT","Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PEARL HARBOR BOOK DISSECTS INFAMOUS DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHAT'S NEXT IN LAND OF MASS CONSUMPTION (FINE),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOROTHY LEWIS RECALLS LAST TIME THE CD'S MET,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
STICKING TO THEIR GUNS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
LION CUB STOLEN FROM ZOO STILL IS MISSING,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN AIDE CONSIDERS '84 SENATE BID,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WORKERS--THANKS BUT NO THANKS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEECHES AND ARTICLES PAY OFF BIG,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN DIED BEFORE TRAIN DREAM CAME TRUE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*O'CONNOR, VARILEK ARGUE HOW TO HELP FARMERS","Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER MIGHT TAKE GROUP TO SOVIET UNION,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEAVY RAINS SPUR FLOODING IN WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MADISON RECOGNIZES IMPORTANCE OF RENEWAL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BLAME CONGRESS, NOT THE PRESIDENT (L)","Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MILITARY PENSIONS ARE PAYMENT FOR SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SENIOR CENTER BOARD BLASTED FOR FIRINGS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE'S FARM BILL DESERVES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
COMPUTER COMPANY CAN'T SUE STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HINES WANTS TO SELL HILL CITY MILL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"INSURANCE FIRM MUST PAY SD {dollar}20,000","Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANDAN APPEAL SET FOR JUNE 3,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUMPS TO REDUCE WATER AT DAM,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SD GAS PRICES MAY RISE, AAA SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WESTERN NAMED AS PIERRE AIR CARRIER,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KUSD RADIO MARKS 60TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REGENTS PANEL DISAGREES ON DRINKING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
2 SD MEN WANT OFFICIALS ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*GOAL NEARED IN BROCKHOUSE FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GROUP WANTS REGENTS TO HAVE AG PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NINE QUADRIPLEGICS FIND NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*TOP TRACK ATHLETES TAKE CENTER STAGE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*BEING J.R. IS NICE CURSE, HAGMAN SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BANKS CLEARED OF OREGON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BAKER SAYS BUDGET VOTE DIDN'T DEFEAT REAGAN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BAKER VISITS STATE TO HELP PRESSLER'S RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMBAT HELICOPTER DISPLAYED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAS PRICES UP 8 TO 12 CENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T BLOCK PAYMENT TO SIOUX,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ADMITS HE SHOT BALD EAGLE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POWER RESTORED TO PIERRE BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUIT BLAMES BAR OWNERS FOR DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JERUSALEM ARTICHOKE FIRM TO FILE FOR REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RICH BARNES SUED FOR DRAWING CARTOON,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
APPLY EASTERN FLIGHT LESSON TO ALL AIRLINES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARMS RACE IS A BIGGER DANGER THAN MEXICANS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TODAY'S THE DAY TO SAY 'HI' (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN BELL FAR ABOVE ON HOOK-UP CHARGES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RUSSIA BENEFITS THE MOST IF US HALTS NUKE ARMS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
WHY ARE TEENS OUSTED FROM LOT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BOY STRUCK BY CAR CAN'T SUE DRIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"DRIVERS, NOT CATTLE, HAVE RIGHT OF WAY","Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OIL COMPANY CAN'T COLLECT FROM LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS VOTE TO RAISE TUITION 7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SELLERS OF USED ITEMS HELD LIABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE CAN'T APPEAL ASSAULT CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONTRACTOR PROTESTS CITY MINORITY BUSINESS PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DIRECTOR OF TEACHERS' UNION ACCEPTS JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
REGENT'S WILL STUDY PARTICIPATION IN NEB VET SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
ABDNOR--EXPORTS NEEDED FOR FARM RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FORT PIERRE FIREWORKS ORDINANCE GOES OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JURY SELECTION IN WATERTOWN DEATH BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE TEACHERS SEEK GO-BETWEEN IN PAY DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SPEARFISH MAN'S MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
KAREN GIBBS' ATHLETIC GREATNESS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUNNY'S HALO WILL WIN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CLASS OF '84,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*VALLEY SPRINGS MEN PLAN 2,200-MILE TRIP","Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MONDALE-HART TICKET WILL HEAL PARTY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THIS FALL TV SEASON DESERVES A FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
COUNTY SPONSORS FOOD PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"KNIGHTS GIVE {dollar}47,000 TO CHARITY","Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MCKENNAN GIVES {dollar}275 TO CAUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*NORTHRIDGE WINS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAN DRAWS FROM VIETNAM EXPERIENCE FOR JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYING AROUND,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUNDAY GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ASK THE UNAVOIDABLE ABOUT WASHINGTON HIGH (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS END 30-HOUR FAST,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT IS TELEVISION TOPIC,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BERESFORD WOMAN DIES IN HIGHWAY CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CLARK COUNTY CROP DAMAGE STILL NOT CERTAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COYOTE CONTROL DECISION CONCERNS HOGEN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DISABLED VETERANS WILL MEET IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOGEN WARNS OF POSSIBLE FIREWOOD SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HURON YOUTH DROWNS IN CANOE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MORE ASPEN TO BE AVAILABLE IN HILLS THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
THREE MEN RECEIVE FINE FOR FISHING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEW ATTRACTIONS WILL LURE HILLS TOURIST,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
OUTLOOK FOR GARRISON PROJECT IS DARK,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS PARTICIPATE IN MILITARY EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MEMORIAL DAY CONFUSION MAY HURT TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
OFFICIALS TO INVESTIGATE MISUSE OF CITY MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
LAST BELL MAY RING AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWO EAGLE FEATHER VERDICTS OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN PREGNANCY--LAST IN A SERIES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*JAYCEES SELECT ENGLISH AS LEADER,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*RURAL ELECTRIFICATION HAS BEEN SOUND INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHAMBER PROVIDES SLANTED PERSPECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEARS' BANK PURCHASE ANOTHER BOOST (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BISHOP SHOULD APOLOGIZE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HEARING FOR CONVENTION CENTER SET TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MASTEN MISSES HEARING IN MCDOWELL CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD DELAYS STARTING MERIT PAY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD WOMAN DIES AFTER RARE HEART-LUNG TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STREET CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS BEGIN TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HONORING VETERANS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INMATE MINISTRY CONSIDERS SD,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
IOWA FIRM PLANS LOCAL WAREHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SD VETERINARIAN CALLS FOR MORE INSPECTORS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
26TH STREET HOMEOWNERS GET REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW ATTENDS MORRELL CEREMONIES IN TOKYO,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE SETS JUNE 3 DEADLINE FOR ETSI LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BERGLAND TO SPEAK TO LAKE REGION ELECTRIC,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LACK OF MOISTURE THREATENS ONIDA WHEAT CROP,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWYERS SAY BAR BELL RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LIGHTNING STARTS WEEKEND FIRES IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"SCOVEL FORMS COMMITTEE, LOOKS AT CONGRESS","Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS DISCUSS NEW RATE HIKE REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
STATE INVESTIGATION RELIES ON IMPROPER LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*DRIFTER ACCEPTS LIFE ON THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GRAY PANTHER POUNCES ON INJUSTICE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRIFTER ACCEPTS LIFE ON THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GRAY PANTHER POUNCES ON INJUSTICE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIAL PUTS JANKLOW CAMPAIGN ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BEAUTY PAGEANT-STYLED DEBATES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"CLEAN UP AREA, SPRAY BUGS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LOCAL SCHOOLS NEED TAXPAYERS' SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THE MORE THE MERRIER IN THE RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MEDICAL SCHOOL HELPS STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
APPEALS COURT AGREES WITH SUIT DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GNATS KEEP RESIDENTS ON THE FLY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LOCAL MAN FACES BURGLARY, ASSAULT CHARGES","Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN OUT OF PRISON PENDING APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLESKY CALLS FOR OPPONENTS TO STOP ATTACKS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CROP DUSTER CRASHES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*KERREY CAMPAIGNS FOR KNEIP,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GROUP DROPS PLAN FOR NEW CARE CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ACID MIXTURE LEAKS FROM BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY OK'S PLAN TO ANNEX,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"*STOFFERAHN, HERSETH CAMPAIGNS KNOCK POLL","Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KENNEBEC STILL WAITING FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LIBERTARIANS WON'T ENDORSE ANYONE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PIONEER GROUNDS ABERDEEN FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CANDIDATES CALL FOR RURAL REPRESENTATION,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
150 HEAR ABOUT PCB HAZARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*TO SOLVE PROBLEMS IN INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*KENEFICK RALLIES TO WIN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEUHARTH STEPS DOWN AS CHIEF OF GANETT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1986, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
NJ INMATE HELPS SD SIOUX,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MARKING THE DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*STRIKE COST CITY {dollar}80,000 IN OVERTIME","Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS QUESTION SEX-ED POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL MEDIA FIGHT CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON 37 SAILORS DIED,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"RIGHT OF FREE SPEECH WINS, LOSES (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PROGRAM WORKS FOR MENTALLY ILL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS WALKING GROUP EVENT STARTS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
WESTERN STUDIES CENTER ANNOUNCES ART CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
GASOLINE SPILLED IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING CLOSED IN CHILD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUEY LEWIS PLANS RAPID CITY SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPER COLLIDER MEASURE PASSES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ON THE BEAM,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RECORD NUMBER OF BUSH FELLOWSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS TO CHECK AIDS POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPLIT ON 26TH STREET WIDTH,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VETERANS ACCEPT ONE MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WALK TO NEW HAYWARD WORRIES AREA PARENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FEW SD ALIENS APPLY FOR AMNESTY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEPUTY HANDCUFFS MAN TO SAVE HIM FROM FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP GIVES TOP AWARD TO LOWELL PRINCIPAL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAYOR'S CAR ACCOUNT REQUEST RAISES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON AIDE TO GET MOTOR VEHICLE POST,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO CONTAMINATION IN MITCHELL FERTILIZER SPILL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT ASKED TO REVERSE MURDER VERDICT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PATHOLOGIST TESTIFIES IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STORMS SPAWN TORNADO REPORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SELLEVOLD NEW WARRIOR COACH,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA--DEPARTURE OF AMUNDSON,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*WALLEYE, CATFICH, CRAPPIE ANGLERS","Argus LeaderMay 21 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"RAIN, HAIL HIT PARTS OF STATE","Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GUARDIAN ANGELS STUDY RESERVATION PATROL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEARS FOR CREDIT CARD OPERATION,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SON'S GRADUATION LAST OF 12 FOR FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'WILLOW' IN MANY SPECIAL EFFECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*COLLEGE STAR TO WITNESS WITH FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
AUGUSTANA WOMEN'S SOFTBALL TEAM PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"MEDIA, SHOPPERS MADE FOOD DRIVE A SUCCESS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TEDDY BEAR PICNIC HELPED CHILDREN'S INN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*VETERANS DESERVE SAME RIGHT TO COURTS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MICKELSON HAS CHANCE TO SHAPE OWN TEAM (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESENT OFFERS BETTER TIME THAN PAST,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MUST FIND MANY NEW SMALL BUSINESSES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VOTE FIRST TAX REFORM STEP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STRONG MAYOR BEST FOR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BAD FARM MEMORIES RECALLED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PRINCE PHOTO DISTRESSING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TRIP POLICY DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*GAMES SPECIAL TO SPECIAL OLYMPIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHERRS PUSH TOWARD SEOUL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FIREFIGHTER SEEKS DISTRICT 13 SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EVENTS TO MARK ARMED FORCES DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIAGO SUSPENDS PUBLISHING OF PAPER,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ACTORS CHARITY PROVES ...,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*DEAR GRADUATE, YOU ARE LOVED","Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CRACKDOWN ON LOOP VIOLATIONS WORKED,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOUR FILE FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WORKER SAYS OLSON TOLD HIM OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CONSERVATION FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CALIFORNIA PEN PAL VISITS TRIPP,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS OK COURSES AT DAKOTA STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"INJURIES TO HEAD, CHEST KILLED MAN","Argus LeaderMay 21 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*THE END OF TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A THREE-DAY SERIES ON END TIME MINISTRIES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SHOPKO DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN CHARITY HAS INVESTED {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CONTROVERSIAL SHIELD LAWS PIT ...,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
TIME TO TALK ABOUT TRAFFIC PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
END TIME SERIES THAT STARTS TODAY AN EXAMPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
*GIVES THOUSANDS TASTE OF STATE'S HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
CONCERT PUTDOWN UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
LEAVING SDSU POLICY UNCHANGED A MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
WAGON TRAIN RIDE GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
CAMPAIGN REFORM NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
MAKE ABORTION UNNECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
CYCLE DRIVER LENDS SKILLS TO NEW TEAM,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*O'GORMAN WINS 6TH TENNIS TITLE OF '80S,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*IRENE'S HEIRIGS BROTHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RESTOCKING SUCCESS IS AT MERCY OF HABITAT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"PHEASANTS HAVE IMPACT ON SD RECREATION, ECONOMY","Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*CARE OF FISH PAYS OFF ON DINNER TABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
BERESFORD WAIVES SWIMMING POOL FEES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY HONORS MEMBER OF ADVISORY BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FISHERMAN DROWNS IN PIERRE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEST RIVER NURSING PROGRAM ON TAP,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MORNING BLAZE DAMAGES APARTMENT BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WAGON TRAIN DUE IN TOWN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EDGEMONT DUMP FIASCO SCARED TRIBE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORMER PINE RIDGE PHYSICIAN DEPLORES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS TAKE TOME WITH VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER OFFERS PLAN FOR NIOBRARA BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS' IRS BILLS MAY BE ERRONEOUS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOURISM BUSINESSES LOOK FOR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BURLINGTON NORTHERN WINS TOP PRIZE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL PAINTING FIRM WINS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOW-INTEREST LOANS FOR HOMES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE MAN TO CHAIR DEVELOPMENT GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STATE SHELLS OUT TO AID ARLINGTON OATS FACILITY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*UNION STRIFE CLOUDS MORRELL TALKS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MCGREEVY CLINIC PLANS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
SKIRMISH ENDS WAR WITH SIOUX,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*'ARE WE THERE YET',"Argus LeaderMay 21 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SPENCER HIGH GRADUATES LAST 5 SENIORS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HALF LEAVE COLLEGE--THEN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GORBACHEV CAN LEARN IN MIDWEST (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PEDOPHILES ARE LOWEST FORM OF LIFE KNOWN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PSEUDO JUDICIAL SYSTEM SHOULDN'T BE TOLERATED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MINING ASSOCIATION HAS BECOME EXTREMIST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PRO-LIFE DEMONSTRATIONS NOTHING BUT PEACEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CHILD ABUSE FINALLY BEING RECOGNIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*EACH DAY IS MEASURED IN MOMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE REST HOME CIRCUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SURGERY POSSIBLE FOR ARTHRITIC ANKLES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CORRECTIONS PANEL TO REVIEW PRISON PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH CONFERENCE THIS WEEK IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED AFTER HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POSTAL SERVICE WANTS PATRONS TO CHECK BOXES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOOTING SUSPECTS FACE ARRAIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AND I CAUGHT ONE THIS BIG...,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY COMMISSION CONSIDERS RECYCLING OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESS SECRETARY WON'T GIVE UP,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY LIKELY TO DEFER VIDEO LOTTERY VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX CITY CLEANS UP,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PLANE VEERS OFF RUNWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DSU NAMES NICOLAY AS OUTSTANDING EDUCATOR,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LARGE SUPPLIES OF WATER AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE OFFICER FINED FOR ILLEGAL HUNTING,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TOURIST BOOM WILL TEST AREA HOSPITALITY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
YEA DECLARES IMPASSE IN SALARY NEGOTIATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*2ND-GRADERS TAKE A BOW,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"EGAN, COLMAN VOTE ON SCHOOL MERGER","Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TOUGH BIKER CONTEST WORRIES MOTOR CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*STUDENTS ASSIGNMENT LANDS HER PRIZE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LIVING TRUST GOOD IDEA FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*AIRLINE WOULD SERVE MIDWESTERN STATES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*TAKE STOCK IN CHANGING MARKET,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FAIRVIEW BAND KILLER ASKS FOR NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MEMORIAL PARK DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY URGES COMPROMISE ON FIELDS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL OFFERS ODOR REBUTTAL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEAM'S BLACK RIBBONS BREAK REGULATION,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HONORED FOR WORK WITH WOMEN, KIDS","Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HEALTH CARE A 'MESS',"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*NOVELIST SHOWS SPLENDOR, STRIFE ON FRONTIER PLAINS","Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SPEAKING DATE IN STATE A FIRST,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
ROYAL TREATMENT NOTHING FLATTERING (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KLEIN'S LOTTERY TICKET SHOULD BE VOIDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CELEBRATION CONTINUES FOR SOFTBALL VIKINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*KOLB, O'GORMAN 'A' GOLF LEADERS","Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*FISHING TOURNAMENTS SPAWN DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WALLEYE HATCH EXCEPTIONAL AT BLUE DOG,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD PRICES UP SINCE MARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*RACE IS ON AT NEW RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*PRICE'S NAME TAKEN OFF MAYORAL BALLOT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONVICTION APPEALED IN STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INJUNCTION REQUESTED TO BUILD SHELTER,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN HURT IN CAR-BICYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LINKLETTER ADVISES OTHERS TO STAY ACTIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATES FIND SYMPATHY OVER WASTE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY REVIVES SLIP UP CREEK PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING A HANDLE ON A GARAGE FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*NEW CIRCUIT JUDGE IS A CHANTEY-SINGING LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BIA TO SET INDIAN TRUST FUND RIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*JAYCEES PRESIDENT--GREATER RESPECT FOR COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEACHER--SOUTH DAKOTANS GROW UP RACIST,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANGLERS TOLD TO CHECK SALMON FOR CLIPPED FIN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"HONORED BY SCHOOL, NEWSPAPERS","Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MICKELSON TO SEEK FUNDS FOR EXCHANGE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
NEBRASKA TO STUDY RIVER BRIDGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*SEMINAR AIMS TO END AIDS STIGMA,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER PROTESTS SATELLITE COMMERCIALIZATION,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAST WISH COMES TRUE AT SOUTH CAROLINA SHORE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*EROS PLANS NEW PROJECTS, EXPANSION","Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
FORWARD SF IS WORKERS' BEST BET (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GIVE BREWING FIRM PIECE OF YOUR MIND (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STUDENTS BENEFIT FROM CLOSE UP PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*INITIATIVE NUMBER 2 REASONABLE, NEEDED","Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--HELP THE ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LACK OF CABLE TV COMPETITION HURTS US (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
RENTSCHLER STORY WAS UNNECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*DANCERS SWING INTO COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHIEFFER CAUGHT WITH PANCAKE ON HIS FACE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHERS NEED MORE FREEDOM IN CLASSROOM (PROF),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CANDIDATE BLASTS CITY COMPOSTING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NURSES ASSOCIATION ENDORSES DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TASK FORCE REJECTS TRUSTY WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEAD LEVELS AT OLD BATTERY-CRACKING SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ACLU LAWYER CITES PROBLEMS AT JAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL--DON'T DELAY WASTE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARTS CENTER STUDY OK'D BY COMMISSIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEADWOOD MAN LOSES HIS APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BLACK HILLS CEMETERY PLANS MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LANDFILL REGULATIONS DISCUSSED AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRAINING SCHOOL HEAD TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SUE DOESN'T BELONG TO GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AREA SCHOOLS SCHEDULE GRADUATION CEREMONIES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"*WATERTOWN, LINCOLN LOOK FOR TITLE","Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HUNGRY FISH KEEPING ANGLERS BUSY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CITY GAS PUMPS HIKE FUEL PRICES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PORK PLANT EXPANSION NEARS COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RENDERERS RECYCLE EVERYTHING,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"OUTDATED COOKERS, GRINDERS SAT IDLE FOR YEARS","Argus LeaderMay 21 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*AIDS QUILT ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BROKEN PROPELLER BLADE FOUND,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*'CHEERS' FANS HEAD TO THE BAR TO SAY GOODBYE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MILLER PICKS KIRBY FOR NO 2 POST,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR'S SELECTION GIVES GOP A NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ATTORNEY GENERAL SHOULD INTERPRET LAW (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"KIRBY CALLED FAST LEARNER, DEVOTED FAMILY MAN","Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
KIRBY SELECTION IS REFRESHING SURPRISE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SWIFT PUNISHMENT WILL DETER CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL RAISES QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
BAPTIST SEMINARY TO HOLD GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN'S HOME PLANS DEDICATION,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON GIRL FACES RABIES SHOTS AFTER BITE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HIGHWAY 42 PROJECT TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNEGASCO CREWS REPAIRING LEAKING LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROZENBOOM BABY IS STILL CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BERESFORD CLASS OF 1923 SAY TIMES WERE BEST,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NICOLAY--SCHOOLS LACKING FLEXIBILITY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WORK ON HIGH,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DELL RAPIDS CONSIDER BID TO REOPEN QUARRY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AIDS QUILT 'OPEN HEARTS',"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ZIOLKOWSKI FAMILY GIVES KENNEDY BUST TO CLINTON,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ARRAIGNMENTS PENDING IN PINE RIDGE SLAYING,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JULY 19 TRIAL DATE IN ABERDEEN KILLING,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL TO ALLOW SEAPLANE LANDINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEEN-AGE GIRL KILLED ON FARM BY COW,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WINNER LAWYER FINED IN TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
3 PEOPLE CHARGED IN BAR ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS STATE PROBES HARASSMENT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BRODERICK FILLS HOUSE VACANCY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT REDUCES PENALTIES FOR LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RANCHER SAYS 'SUE' BONES HIS PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"RODEO RANCHER SUTTON, 86, DIES; LIVESTOCK WAS LOVE","Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*MURPHY NEW FIRST BANK PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
MARKETING ALLIANCE RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
HOMESTAKE MINING REPORTS PROFITS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
NORDICTRACK TRIPLES NUMBER OF JOBS TO BE CREATED AT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*YANKTON DOMINATES REGION 2AA,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WATERTOWN, LINCOLN TENNIS FAVORITES","Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*AREA LOSES MUSICAL, GAINS ART","Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"PROGRAMS GIVE BOOST, NEW LIFE TO WINDOWS","Argus LeaderMay 21 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITY WILL CONSIDER FALLS PARK BEER BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN GIVES {dollar}3 MILLION TO CHURCH,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'CITY OF ANGELS' OPENER SIZZLES AT PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*STONES CHICAGO TICKETS ON SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
GRILLING STEAK? MAKE IT HOT TO KILL BACTERIA,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*BANKERS' ENTRY INTO ANNUITIES UNWISE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
EARLY SUNDAY HOURS AT MALL GOOD IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SERVICES TO IMMIGRANTS SHOULD BE EXPANDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MILLER-KIRBY CAMPAIGN GETTING DOWN AND DIRTY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ILLEGITMACY WILL HAVE DREADFUL CONSEQUENCES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
LOOK TO BE BLESSING TO SOMEONE YOU MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
FATALITY MARKERS DATE BACK TO 1979,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RAPIST ESCAPES FROM SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORKLIFT DRIVER MAKES COURT APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAUGAN CONSTRUCTION WINS EROS CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY CONSIDERS CHANGING DANCE LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY OF DOCTORS THANKS USD WITH DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DRY WEATHER HOLDS BACK FLOOD OF MOSQUITOES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HEADSTONE REPAIRED,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY NEWSLETTER OMITS LOSERS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NO CHARGES FILED IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN ENTERS PLEA OF NOT GUILTY IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESIDENT OF DSU INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES IN ROBBERY OF SHOP,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MORE COUNTIES ADDED TO EMERGENCY LIST,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRM BEGINS WORK ON HOWARD CLINIC,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS RELEASE MEDICAL RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RESTORATION UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD TO BENEFIT FROM WATER ACT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
UNITED EXPRESS PLANS EXPANSION AT HURON AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CITY WANTS PAWN SHOPS TO RECORD MORE DETAILS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
SURVEY GIVES NATIONAL PARKS LOW GRADES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CUSTER PARK ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SPECIAL SESSION BRINGS OUTCRY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
KANSAS CITY MAYOR BACKS CLEMENCY FOR PELTIER,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*HANSON--PANIC LED TO MORRELL DEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*IT'S A NIGHT FOR HEALING AT RED DEVIL,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MULES JUST TOO MUCH FOR SDSU,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SPECIAL OLYMPICS SUMMER GAMES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ARROWS TAKE EARLY LEAD IN STATE TENNIS TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AUDIT REVEALS UNCLAIMED PROPERTY FUND IN DISARRAY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THRIVES 7 YEARS AFTER WILDFIRE TOOK CHUNK OF FOREST,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"WORKER OF CONTROVERSY PAID WAGES, LOOKING FOR JOB","Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MITCHELL'S THOMSEN TO RECEIVE HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"NORWEST BUYS LARGEST BANK IN EL PASO, TEXAS","Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHWAN'S BEING SUED BY CHILDREN OF FOUNDER,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RESORT FINDS NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*IS TITLE IX FRIEND OR FOE OF COLLEGES?,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JACKS SECOND AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*ROAD HUNTING HAS ITS PROS AND CONS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*NO JOKE--WALL LAKE IS BACK,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
POLICE TO RESUME SOBREITY CHECKS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ZIMBELMAN RECEIVES PSYCHOLOGY AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFERS LUNCHES THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TAX CREDITS GO TO HOUSING PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*UNIFORM RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITY RECONSIDERING RV PARKING LIMITS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN SENDS GRADUATES OUT INTO WORLD,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GUARD UNITS TO TRAIN IN AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*FARM ACCIDENT KILLS 5-YEAR-OLD--GOODWIN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*KRANZBURG GIRL ELECTROCUTED WHILE PLAYING IN WATER,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BEWARE OF TICKS HEALTH OFFICIALS SAY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HOLIDAY INN FIRE DAMAGES ROOMS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ORDINANCE AIMS TO KEEP DEER OUT OF TOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RESERVOIRS EASE DOWNSTREAM FLOODING,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*PARKSTON MEMORIAL HONORS VETERANS OF WAR,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CODINGTON COUNTY EMERGENCY DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SD FARMERS MAY GET UNEMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GROUP WANTS PROBE INTO CATTLE PRICES,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD RIBBON-CUTTING CEREMONY DRAWS ...,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
VALUED TIME WITH FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*NUMBER OF BIRTHS TO UNMARRIED TEENS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"SEAT-BELT USE CRUCIAL, SAYS SURVIVOR","Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
COURT TOSSES OUT SEX-HARASSMENT SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
GRADUATES ENTER POLARIZING WORLD (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD REPRESENTATIVES SMART TO DECLINE GIFTS (ABERDEEN),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
STUDENTS PERSEVERE DESPITE FUNDING WOES (BROOKINGS),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BARNETT RIGHT ABOUT NOT BANNING MILITIAS (WATERTOWN),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FEDS REALLY CARE ABOUT FARMERS' PLIGHT (HURON),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
ROGER RISTY ENDORSES 'TAX AND SPEND' TACTICS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
MEDIA SHOULD RESPECT ABUSED KIDS' PRIVACY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
FORUM ON BACK PAIN INFORMATIVE FOR PATIENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
HEYDAY IS VOER FOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
PRESSLER FUND-RAISER IS A SIGN OF CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
MARKET FOR LAMBS OFFERS A BOOST,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*CANCER MAKES YOU REFLECT ON WHAT'S IMPORTANT,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SD TRANSPLANT ENJOYS HIS CASINO TURF,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*ALASKA SEES SUCCESS WITH YOUNGER & REPEAT TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 21 1995, sect.G, p.06, col.2"
LONG HAS PLAN FOR MILWAUKEE ROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LONG HAS PLAN FOR MILWAUKEE ROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PRESERVE OLD JAIL FOR COURT, RECORDS OFFICES","Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WATER PROJECT CREDIT DUE SD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LIKED EDITORIAL ON BUILDING RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*FLANDREAU TRACK TEAM,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOMEOWNERS WIN REZONING STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
CHAMBER SEEKS FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
BILLBOARD OPINION CALLED INSIGNIFICANT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
"RITA WEDDING, YOUNG CAREER WOMAN OF 1979","Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
MANDAN LINE WILL CHANGE CURRENT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.3"
FOOD STAMP PARTICIPATION UP IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.6"
NICHOL CALLS HALT TO ROAD PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHER HAGGLING DEADLOCKED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHER HAGGLING DEADLOCKED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ZEPHIER TO REFUSE TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BEEF PRICES TRACED TO 10-YEAR CYCLE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ENQUIRER ARTICLE DRAWS BEEF PRODUCERS' FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"KNOBE, INDIANS IN HEATED DEBATE AT CITY MEETING","Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"KNOBE, INDIANS IN HEATED DEBATE AT CITY MEETING","Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"KNOBE, INDIANS IN HEATED DEBATE AT CITY MEETING","Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MEANS ACCUSES PRISON OF RACISM IN PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEANS ACCUSES PRISON OF RACISM IN PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONTRACTORS FACE BUILDING TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EROS TECHNICIANS CONSIDERING STRIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PROSTITUTION RAIDED AT DAWN IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PROSTITUTION RAIDED AT DAWN IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PROSTITUTION RAIDED AT DAWN IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HISTORY LIVES IN WEATHER-BEATEN BARNS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EVERYONE'S JUMPING ON THE NEW WAVE BANDWAGON,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE TRACK MEETS WERE NOT ALWAYS 'BLESSED',"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANNE CARRIES ON HURDLE TRADITION,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*ANNE CARRIES ON HURDLE TRADITION,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*BELL STRESSES BORN-AGAIN FAITH, PERSONAL FREEDOMS","Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT OFFICE OPENED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT OFFICE OPENED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS PRESENT CASE FOR PARTY LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS PRESENT CASE FOR PARTY LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT OFFICE OPENED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*APPOINTEE THOUGHT TWICE BEFORE TAKING JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*APPOINTEE THOUGHT TWICE BEFORE TAKING JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS PLACE THEIR STAMPS ON SD MAP,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PLUS IN CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HARTIG'S PLAYHOUSE COMMENT CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HARTIG'S PLAYHOUSE COMMENT CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
JOIN PETITION DRIVE AGAINST STATE RAILS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"URANIUM VOTE BAD FOR TAXPAYER, LANDOWNER (L)","Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CANCER SOCIETY EXPRESSES THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
THANKS TO MANY FROM GIRLS CLUB (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE'S NEWSLETTER NOW IN AUDIO,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WINDOWS ANGER YANKTON CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE'S NEWSLETTER NOW IN AUDIO,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER TAPS AGENCIES FOR DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SEVEN SD LANDMARKS HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER TAPS AGENCIES FOR DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CO-CHAIRMAN URGES BUSH AS VEEP,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"MAN, 77, FACES SEX CONTACT CHARGE","Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PARENTS OPPOSE SEX EDUCATION GUIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FOUR RAPID CITY MEN SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TEACHER'S EVALUATIONS QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
BOHY THINKS DAKOTA PROPOSITION IS A BIG THREAT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
BOHY THINKS DAKOTA PROPOSITION IS A BIG THREAT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS' PAY NOT DECIDED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
BOHY THINKS DAKOTA PROPOSITION IS A BIG THREAT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
BOHY THINKS DAKOTA PROPOSITION IS A BIG THREAT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS' PAY NOT DECIDED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"ABDNOR, BELL RACE FUELING VOTER TURNOUT","Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"ABDNOR, BELL RACE FUELING VOTER TURNOUT","Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GARRETSON LAWYER FACES HEARING FOR WILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
GARRETSON LAWYER FACES HEARING FOR WILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TOLLEFSON BLASTS CALL FOR INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
SCHUMAKER SUPPORTERS PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
SCHUMAKER SUPPORTERS PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
TOLLEFSON BLASTS CALL FOR INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
OFFICIALS TRY TO LURE INDUSTRY TO STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BROOKINGS PLANT SHIPS ASH MASKS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESS ADVISERS GATHER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BROOKINGS PLANT SHIPS ASH MASKS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
WEB OFFER SAID POSITIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*STATE RAIL LINE WORRIES C&NW,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR AMENDMENT INSURES SOC SEC PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*BACK PAIN SUFFERERS TAKE 'BACK SCHOOL' CLASSES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION'S RETIRING POLICE CHIEF-'BE FRIENDLY',"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BACK PAIN SUFFERERS TAKE 'BACK SCHOOL' CLASSES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION'S RETIRING POLICE CHIEF-'BE FRIENDLY',"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CANOVA'S KERRI RAY HASN'T FINISHED RUNNING YET,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THOMPSON NEW USD ATHLETIC DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANOVA'S KERRI RAY HASN'T FINISHED RUNNING YET,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THOMPSON NEW USD ATHLETIC DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTH END OVERHAUL SUGGESTED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"REGENTS OK FACULTY CONTRACT, HIKE FEES","Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON STUDIES CIVIL RIGHTS BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON STUDIES CIVIL RIGHTS BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"REGENTS OK FACULTY CONTRACT, HIKE FEES","Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NORTH END OVERHAUL SUGGESTED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
4 FROM SF ACCUSED IN PYRAMID SCHEME,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*MYERS-RAILROAD MAY SURVIVE PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*MYERS-RAILROAD MAY SURVIVE PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE HEEGE DESERVES PLAYOFF CREDIT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BACKS FLYNN AND ASSAILS SCHIRMER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PUBLIC DESERVES MORE FROM WINGLER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
OFFICIALS SIGN RAIL REPAIR DEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PANEL TO CONSIDER JUDICIAL APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
COMMUTER AIRLINE LOOKING AT YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LAWRENCE COUNTY ACCEPTS SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY EXPO BUILDING BEGUN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW WANTS NEW REGULATION DEPT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MEDICAL SCHOOL HOSTS SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MORE RAIN NEEDED TO FIGHT DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
2 MORE ARRESTED IN HILLS DRUG PROBE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*DEVOTION TO CHURCH KEEPS RUNNER IDLE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS BAR BEER DRINKING IN DORMITORIES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD JOBLESS RATE FALLS FOR 3RD MONTH,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*APOLLO BACK HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*APPOLLO BACK HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AUGUSTANA ELIMINATED FROM WORLD SERIES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATE TRACK MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DAMAGES VIBORG'S LUND THEATER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WORST FLOODING OVER AFTER 2 RAINY DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CASE OF HIGHWAY TERROR CLOSED WITH ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE MENTIONED AS REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*'JEOPARDY,' KING OF QUIZ SHOWS, MAY BE BACK","Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FEDS TENTATIVELY AGREE TO RAIL REPAIR LOAN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BUCKS FOR BIKE TRAIL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN JOB APPLICANT DISAPPOINTED IN SF (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NORTH WESTERN RAIL DECISION IS HELPFUL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WIFE SEES NO REMORSE BY DEFENDANTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEED FOR PROTECTION SHOWN BY INFANT DOE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PRESSLER BLASTED FOR SIDING WITH BRITIAN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STARS & STEINS BETTER THAN DRIVE-INS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COMMON SENSE NEEDED FOR ECONOMIC SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
AG BUSINESS PARTICIPANTS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FAIR POPULAR WITH SD TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIS MARRIAGE OFF TO A SPEEDY START,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY DEADLOCKED ON DEADWOOD ARSON CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NORMAL TRACK ATTENDANCE EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL TO TACKLE WEED PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS' SUIT SEEKS UNRESTRICTED USE OF PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE WON'T SUSPEND GARRISON CONSTRUCTION BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE BERGELAND CENTER AUDIT CALLED ROUTINE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JURY HANDS DOWN ONE INDICTMENT IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COURT--SCHOOL BOARD MUST OBEY TENURE LAWS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE BID TO LIMIT MINING ALONG HILLS FAILS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BERGLAND CRITICIZES FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS' PATRIOTISM IS SHOWING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOME INDIANS AGREE WITH JANKLOW ON BOOK CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SENIORS GRADUATE INTO LESS WELCOMING WORLD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JAILED PELTIER HOPES FOR NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*AMERICANS DON'T WANT TO KNOW TRUE STORY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
THE 1984 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
J.R. WEARS WHITE HAT FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS HOLD OUT IN TOUGHEST CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG ATHLETES COMPETE ON BIG KIDS' TURF,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DUCK STAMP SALES DOWN LAST TWO YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
YOUNG ANIMALS MEANT TO BE LEFT IN WILD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TOP BREEDING AREAS PLAGUED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*LEIGHTON LEAVES SIOUX EMPIRE LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
LINCOLN SENIOR PARTICIPATES IN SCHOLARS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ATHLETES' PARTY RAISES DEBATE ABOUT COACHES' ROLES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SOVIET THREAT TO US SECURITY IS REAL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOTEL IS BEST PROSPECT FOR BLOCK 11 (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*REWARD IS SATISFACTION OF ACCOMPLISHMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*PEOPLE LOVED TO HEAR BADGER CLARK (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPE VICTIM'S MOTHER WANTS STRONGER LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW IS TRYING TO DESTROY BANK LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SEAT BELTS ON SCHOOL BUSES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DOCTOR ELECTED TO FAMILY PRACTICE GROUP BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOST MAIL WON'T BE DELIVERED MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CAMPERS ADVISED TO ARRIVE EARLY FOR BEST SITES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JOB DIVIDES VERMILLION COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BUFFALO GAP MAN DIES IN FAIRBURN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE REVIEWS BON HOMME SCHOOL CLOSING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
INSURANCE FIRM TRIES TO STOP TAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
WATERFOWL SPECIALIST TENDS CANADA GEESE EGGS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*BICYCLE CHRISTENSEN IS A CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MEET FIVE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PLACEMENT SLOWER FOR SEMINARY GRADS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*JIM MICHEL STARTED COOKING AT AN EARLY AGE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*AIR FARES TAKE OFF IN SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*STATE SHOULD RUN FUNERAL HOMES, EX-PROFESSOR SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN MAY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
RAILROAD FINANCING ETSI SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOMMY WANTS TO LIVE WITH MOTHER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BOARD AIRS PLANS FOR MORE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TIME OUT FOR THE ZOO,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
'GUYS AND DOLLS' WITH NEW BLOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BOUCHIE IS GROUP'S PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PIERSEL ELECTED AS MUSIC LEADER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TOASTMASTERS CLUB PICKS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
LOOMER IS HOSPITAL BOARD PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SERTOMA CLUB CHOOSES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*LANE MAKES DREAM COME TRUE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA COMPUTERS TO AID BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES REQUEST FOR NEW MCDOWELL TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROTEST INVOLVEMENT IN CENTRAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"REUTTER FREE ON {dollar}50,000 BOND PENDING APPEAL","Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEATS IN NEWLY CREATED DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE ASKS JUDGE TO DELAY PRISON ENFORCEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GASOLINE AND FIREWORKS DON'T MIX,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HART PLANNING CAMPAIGN STOP IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GUNMAN ARRESTED FOR ROBBING BAR NEAR TEA,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BACKERS SUBMIT PETITIONS TO IMPEACH JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BELKHAM TRANSFER UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"REVIEW REMODELING PLAN, SITE QUESTIONS (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT IF LINCOLN WERE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INMATES CAN USE SPRINGFIELD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BOARD SHOULD ACCEPT VERDICT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COUNTY WILL DISCUSS REVENUE SHARING MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DISABLED VETS' CONVENTION BEGINS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GUNMAN ROBS STORE IN RAPID CITY OF {dollar}123,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE GIVES WAGES TO KRSS EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW WATER LAW CONGRESS TOPIC,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEEN REPRESENTS STATE IN NATIONAL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CUTS TAXES FOR OWNERS OF FARM LAND IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SEWER PROJECT TO START THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
41ST STREET WILL BE REPAIRED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"FIREWORKS COMPANY RECEIVES {dollar}10,000 FINE","Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES MISTRIAL REQUEST IN LUNA TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT HONORS 3 SF MEN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
50 STUDENTS GRADUATE FROM BAPTIST SEMINARY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEFENSE BEGINS CASE IN MALPRACTICE SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SALEM SCHOOL WANTS TO SUE ARCHITECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
WATERTOWN MAY RECEIVE POWERLINE FROM CANADA,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*FREE RIDES PART OF LAWMAKERS' JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY DEBATE CHANGES FEW MINDS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEMO TELLS HOW TO BEAT CITY COUNCIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE HIRES EX-CANOVA PRINCIPAL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DOWNTOWN PROJECT IS AN EXCITING VENTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TEEN PREGNANCY RATE TOO HIGH FOR COMFORT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROJECT DESERVES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"TAXES, POOR PAPER HAUNT SF (L)","Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRESSLER'S VOTE DISTURBING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
KEEP NUKE QUESTIONS ROLLING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
AT&T PLANS TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY LETS OFFICIAL RESIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY WON'T PAY FOR EXPERIMENTAL SURGERY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL DENTIST SINKS TEETH INTO DISC,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DON'T JUDGE A NATION BY ITS PARTY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY TO IMPOSE SALES TAX ON USED VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MINNESOTA SETS 7-DAY QUARANTINE ON FOREIGN HOGS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VISITORS BUREAU TO TALK WITH LOCAL BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN CHARGED IN ASSAULT OF 11-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
2 TREATED AT HOSPITAL AFTER 2-VEHICLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
3 SCHOOLS REPORT BREAK-INS--NOTHING MISSING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COURT HEARS LANDS-COMMISSIONER CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WESTERN SOUTH DAKOTA IS PARCHED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN MOVES FROM KIDNAPPING VICTIM TO SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PANEL EXAMINES SCHOOL AID FORMULA,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CAMP, DRAMA WORKSHOP GET GANNETT GRANTS","Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
LAWYER DOESN'T KNOW IF RULING WILL BE APPEALED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MAN CHARGED WITH 1ST-DEGREE MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PROMOTERS--CITY NEEDS WATERFRONT CONSULTANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
STATE PUC RECOMMENDS LOWER PHONE RATES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
VOLESKY APPOINTED TO CIVIL RIGHTS COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*TUPPERWARE HAS REASON TO PARTY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ORGANISTS COMPETE IN REGIONAL FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AIR FORCE LISTS PROMOTIONS AND HONORS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HECLA GIRL WINS ESSAY CONTEST ABOUT TREES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STOCKGROWERS LIST FINALISTS IN ESSAY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
4-H PRESENTS ANNUAL AWARDS FOR GUN SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*PIERRE TEAM, HATCH VICTORIOUS ONCE AGAIN","Argus LeaderMay 22 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*PAC TO SPEND {dollar}100,000 ON ABDNOR","Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINISTER GETS ANSWER AFTER WRITING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD RANKS LOW IN ELDERLY CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEADWOOD FACTS WITH FICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MONEY RAISED FROM WEEKEND TELETHON,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*RADIO HOST SPINS SOUND OF BIG BANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NOTHING TO GET ALARMED ABOUT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EXPERIENCE SHOULD BE KEY FACTOR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FARMERS SHOULD SET PRICES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*ZOO BEARS WATCHING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT DISMISSES DRINKING AGE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HERSETH PLANS TO ASK REGENTS TO STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK AT LENNOX COMMENCEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRAIRIE VILLAGE TO OPEN SATURDAY MORNING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES FORUM SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS LAWYER ASKS FOR NEW HEARING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY CLOSES 5 FLOODGATES FOR SEWER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GOVERNOR HOPEFULS EXCHANGE CRITICISMS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BOARD RAISES TAXABLE VALUE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROSECUTORS--EVIDENCE LINKS KINNEY TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MICKELSON--TRIP NO CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRM WANTS TO BUILD 50-BED HOSPITAL HERE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FLOODING MIGHT NOT RUIN YIELDS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOURISM OFFICIAL HOPING FOR BANNER YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FEED SHORTAGES LEAD TO COUSELING REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PIONEER AIRLINES LEAVES {dollar}6,000 IN UNPAID BILLS","Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN CHOSEN TO LEAD COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EVIDENCE EXAMINED IN DALE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MORRELL WORKERS RESPOND,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLANE CRASH KILLS 3,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRO-LIFE CLINIC INDICTED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SEEING DJ SQUIRM WORTH IT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEX EDUCATION PLAYS VITAL ROLE IN SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STREET DEPARTMENT IS WASTING MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RESPECT PRIVATE PROPERTY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*BARS DIVIDE GENERATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ELK POINT MAN'S CAR IN MOVIE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TAKE COVER-UNDIES NOW EXPOSED ON TV,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GIRLS CLUB PLANS BIRTHDAY PARTY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP PLANS CHARITY FUND RAISER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOBRIDGE MURDER DEFENDANT TO TAKE STAND,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS PANEL OK'S AIDS PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL DISTRICT TO PAY TO BUILD ROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANALYST--INTEREST RATES WILL DECREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINN. JOINS NEIGHBORS IN FAST LANE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IN MEMORY OF 37 SAILORS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITIES IN LINE FOR CHOICE OF LONG-DISTANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*JUDGE ISSUES INJUNCTION AGAINST UNION,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FMHA ADMINISTRATOR HALTS NEW FORECLOSURES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ALLOCATED FOR LAKE CAMPBELL DREDGING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AMOCO ISN'T TAKING BLAME FOR GAS SPILL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
B-1 BOMBERS TO BE FEATURED AT OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRANT REQUESTED FOR YANKTON COLLEGE CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP HOPES TO IMPROVE LAKE'S WATER QUALITY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PHEASANT, WATERFOWL STAMP DESIGNS CHOSEN","Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN SENTENCED TO 30 YEARS FOR KILLING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WILLIAMS PLANS SOIL TEST NEAR MINN. TANKS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PINE RIDGE MURDER REVIEW SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WARDEN OPTIMISTIC ABOUT OVERCROWDING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*KRAUTH PLANS MOVE FROM TRI-VALLEY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SMALL CLAIMS COURT RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LIFE AMONG THE MISSILES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DENIES LURING FIRMS WITH CHEAP LABOR,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*AN INTIMIDATING NEIGHBOR,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*MISSILE SILOS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*OFFER IDEAS ABOUT THE MISSILE SITUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*UNDERGROUND CREWS WORK 24 HOURS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DESERVE MORE THAN A PASSING GLANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
BUS SYSTEM AN ASSET FOR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
MA BELL NEEDS TIGHT LEASH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
REPUBLICANS NEED MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
SD NEEDS INWARD GROWTH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
*JACKSON MEETS WITH CLENDENON WHILE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
ROOFER SHOWS SUCCESS MAY BE MEASURED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
*ANGLERS WANT PLAN TO IMPROVE RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WRESTLERS ADVANCE TO FINAL OLYMPIC TRIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SMILES REIGN AT GAMES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*ROAR OF ENGINES RETURNS TO HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COMMITMENT PAYS OFF WITH HUSET VICTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
GRASSLANDS BASS PONDS STUDIED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JAMES RIVER NEEDS HIGHER WATER LEVEL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
DAV SPONSORS PANCAKE FEED TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO HOLD MEETINGS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN RECEIVES {dollar}6 MILLION CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLK HIRES MANAGER FOR HOUSE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*VETERANS, CITIZENS CELEBRATE ARMED FORCES DAY","Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BLACK HILLS BILL CREATES FALSE HOPES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES PREPARE FOR STATE RACES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAINY WEATHER EXPECTED TO LINGER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SEVERAL DISTRICTS HAVE PRIMARIES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"NICOLAY, RANDALL ON TAX-LIMIT MEASURE","Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
INVESTIGATOR TO CHECK TRIBAL FINANCES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEVEN STATE TRUCK DRIVERS TO COMPETE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HAGEN DROPS OUT OF WARDEN RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARENTS TO CONTINUE GIFTED PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY COST STATE {dollar}355,700","Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOLS TO LOSE HALF OF FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HIGHER GAS PRICES FOR MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAND VALUES PER ACRE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
HOME BUILDER SHOW SET FOR THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MINERVA'S WINS SILVER SPOON AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM OFFERS IDEAS ON BRITISH MARKETING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TWINS OWNER TO GET AWARD HERE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FEWER FARMERS GOING BROKE IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*RESTAURANT TO REOPEN WITH SPORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LABORING AT LEWIS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
SIGN-UP FOR US FARM PLAN DROPS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
NEW SEARS STORE OPENS SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
*STUDENTS STRUGGLE TO UNDERSTAND THE WAR,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"STATE PELTED WITH RAIN, HAIL","Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FIRED EDITOR IGNITES NEWSPAPER DUEL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROOTS TOOK HOLD IN TURBULENT '70S,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRAWING SCHOOL LINES NOW A CLASS STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIGNS OF CAPED CRUSADER EVERYWHERE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PRESENTS CHILD-CARE DILEMMA FOR PARENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*NO ROOM AT THE ROCK (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POLITICIANS REJECT INDIAN SCHOOL SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WINGLESS SPRINTS WILL BRING BACK RACE CROWDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ROE PROTECTS PRIVATE LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MORRELL TRYING TO IMPROVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
1 OF 5 ENDS IN MISCARRIAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CALIFORNIA FUGITIVE CAPTURED IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CENTENNIAL GAMES DEADLINE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"DROWNING VICTIM WAS PIERRE RESIDENT, 38","Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LUNCH WITH COSTNER RANKS HIGH,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRADE DELEGATION ARRIVES IN JAPAN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*535 STUDENTS EARN COLLEGE DIPLOMAS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRINCIPAL WILL SLEEP UNDER BLANKET OF LOVE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAUNTED BY PAST,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
TRUCKERS COMPETE IN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD PRISON GROWTH 3RD HIGHEST,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RAINS MAY BOOST LAWN-WATERING LIMIT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS LEARN TO MAKE DOUGH FROM BATTER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE COACH NAMED TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS BAN ON BLOCKING CLINICS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BAN ON DEFICITS A SAVIOR FOR SD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MORRELL SHOULD JOIN CITYWIDE CLEANUP EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
OFFICIALS SHOULDN'T WRITE PARTISAN LETTERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
COUNTY DEMOCRATS WILL MEET TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOUNDATION RECEIVES MONEY FOR ART SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FRANKENFELD WANTS MORE CONTROL OF RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY BOARD ELECTS KLEIN AS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN CHOIRS WIN 1ST IN FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO SENTENCED IN POLICE ASSAULTS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GRAND JURY GETS SESSION ON I-90 KILLING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SAMUELSON PARES LIST OF RUNNING MATES TO 5,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRINCIPAL PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*QUICK LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY SCHEDULES LOTTERY HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ALTERNATE SCHOOL TEACHES STRIVING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
'MR. DWI' ARRESTED 32ND TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MAN FACES CHARGES IN VEHICULAR DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
15 ESTABLISHMENTS FACE CHARGES IN POLICE STING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ALCESTER CITY-SCHOOL LIBRARY TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
WORKERS TAKE CASE TO STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
DELAYS TRAIL PLANS UNTIL LAWSUITS SETTLED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FLOODING RIVERS NEAR SIOUX CITY DROPPING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*MEDICINE GETS LESS INCISIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PREPARATION SMOOTHS TRAUMA OF SUMMER CAMP,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WHERE CAMPS ARE IN SF AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MCKENNAN PARK IS HOT SPOT FOR GAMES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ARCHERY CLUB IS BUILDING INDOOR RANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*WOLFGANG WINS OHIO RACE BUT LOSES LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
JAPANESE CAN HELP IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
ELKTON TRACK TEAM ALLOWED TO HONOR LOST FRIEND,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRISON CLEANS HOUSE WITH FIRINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GRAD'S LESSON--'ACCEPT ANY CIRCUMSTANCES',"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MAGAZINE SEES WESTERN SD AS BEST,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ACTIVITIES OFFICIAL REVERSES BAD CALL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTE TO SHOW PRESSLER'S CAMPAIGN FINANCE VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HONOR PARENTS ON 3 OCCASIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*WHY MUST WE WANDER THE AISLES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FLOWER POWER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TWO CITY RESTAURANTS WIN HONORS FROM AAA,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*PASTOR INCLUDES COOKING IN MINISTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BERGELAND DIRECTOR TO TAKE CHINA TRIP,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BARTO TO ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEFENDANTS SEEK FED COURT FOR AMBULANCE SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN HOPITALIZED AFTER BAR FIGHT, KNIFING","Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN NURSING HOME RAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHUTE RUBDOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MURDER SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NELSON--CITY WANTS RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALL SIDES EAGERLY AWAIT LOTTO RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALDERMAN WON'T APOLOGIZE FOR DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"KILLER GETS LIFE TERM, TO APPEAL","Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JULY 4 CITY PICNIC TO HONOR VETERANS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COMMUNICATIONS COUNCIL EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS TRADE TALK MUST REFLECT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TOURISM OFFICIALS SEEK BETTER VACATION GUIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GUARD UNIT BACK IN THE UNITED STATES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"MAN IS SENTENCED IN ASSAULT, BURGLARY","Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MCDONALD'S--NO PLANS FOR VERMILLION STORE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE HALL OF FAME MOVING TO CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DEPUTY IS APPOINTED HAND COUNTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN THEFT AT POWWOW,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*BLACK RIBBONS SHED LIGHT ON HUMAN DECENCY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*O'GORMAN, ELK POINT WIN IN GIRLS GOLF","Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WOLFGANG WILL GIVE OUTLAWS 2 WEEKS REST,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
*FOWLER MAY SWITCH JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
BIOSTRESS LAB READY TO BE BUILT AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TOPSOIL MOISTURE IMPROVES ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*LEWIS SOUTHGATE WILL BE OFFICE COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"*FILLING HANSON PIT TO TAKE YEARS, DUNHAM SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ONCE 'UNRULY' TEEN TO RETURN AS HONORED GRAD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRAIN DERAILS NEAR VOLGA,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESSES KEEP CHANGING FACE OF PHILLIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
QUAYLE IS THE ONE PUSHING VALUES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MIDDLE SCHOOL NOT WHS SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"PAROLE LISTING, TIME SERVED DON'T MATCH (L)","Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*MUSIC, SHOWS SET RECORDS FOR ATTENDANCE","Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SEQUELS, OLD FILMS TO HEAT SCREENS","Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAIRY TALES COLLIDE IN THE 'WOODS',"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HIGHWAY PATROL GETS DOGS TO FIND DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INSURANCE COSTS TOO HIGH FOR MANY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAILED CHILD ABUSER APPEALS CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"POLICE GAIN {dollar}7,200 IN AREA DRUG BUST","Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CONVICTED FOR STEALING MAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CONVICTED OF EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEB ANDERSON AWAITS NEW APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ETHANOL SUIT THREATENS OTHER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REACTION MIXED TO 'MURPHY BROWN' COMMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOP MINING FIRM WORTH {dollar}778 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRYING AGAIN FOR ITS OWN FLOATING CASINO,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*GROUP AWARDS GRANT TO SDSU PROFESSOR,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRAND OPENING SET AT MOODY MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUNDWATER GRANT APPLICATIONS DUE JULY 1,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WILDLIFE STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNMENT WON'T PAY BURN DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*THE 85TH STATE MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DELTA TO DROP FLIGHT FROM UTAH TO SD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
*SF AREA HOME SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
NORWEST OFFERS REDUCED RATES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
RAVEN REPORTS RECORD FIRST-QUARTER SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
"*MAN KILLS WIFE, KIDS, HIMSELF IN HOSMER","Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GRADUATION MEANS SEPARATION FOR TRIO,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-AVIATION OFFICIAL DEFENDS FEDERAL AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BEWARE GAY LOBBY'S GROWING AGENDA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FBI DID TOO LITTLE TOO LATE IN WACO (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REFORM OPPONENTS HAVE MOST TO LOSE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOD CAN'T BE REMOVED FROM OUR DAILY LIVES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LET THE MAJORITY RULE ON PRAYER IN SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NEW PRESIDENT JUST MORE OF THE SAME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
WACO CULT DESERVES ALL BLAME FOR TRAGEDY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CONSTITUTION ALLOWS PRAYER AT EVENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"GAYS NOT THE PROBLEM, DISCRIMINATION IS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"A GOD WHO FORGIVES, FORGETS AND EMPLOYS","Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MAN GETS 10 DAYS FOR LICENSE VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLANE CRASH KILLS RAPID CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON GROUP STARTS SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
8-YEAR-OLD GIRL HURT IN CYCLE HIT-AND-RUN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CENTER NAMED FOR MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ENERGY TAX MAY HIT {dollar}3,000 PER FARM","Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LATEX PAINT DROP-OFF, PICKUP SET FOR TODAY","Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MULHAIR'S OFFERS RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MAN THREATENS SUICIDE IN STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NURSING STUDENTS LEAVING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HOT SPRINGS MAN'S SENTENCE SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN'S DEATH RULED ACCIDENTAL DROWNING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WILHELM TO SPEAK AT DEMOCRATIC DINNER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*COMPUTER FREES QUADRIPLEGIC,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DIVORCED WOMAN CAN MOVE WITH CHILD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VOTE PLANNED ON WATERTOWN DETENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
HIKER: PROPELLER CERTAIN MATCH,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
"*LINCOLN, ARROWS DON'T LOSE A MATCH","Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FOUNDATION DONATION AIDS SD FISHING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
SD BRIGHT SPOT AMONG DUCK BREEDING AREAS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
DUCKS UNLIMITED ART PRINT OF THE YEAR CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
KOLB ADVANCES TO NCAA GOLF MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
COMPANIES PUMPING UP WAGES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A DAY FOR OLD GLORY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*INCOME TAX STAND PUTS ALLEN IN MAJOR LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIND WAYS TO KEEP YOUTHS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE CANDIDATES' APPROACHES TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
DAKTRONICS PRESIDENT WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOYBEAN GROUP PLANS INFORMATION HEARING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAND OWNERS CAN COMMENT ON REFORM,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OSTRICH MEAT GAINING GROUND AS MAIN DISH,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
USDA EXPERT PLANS SD TELECONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*SDSU PONDERS EXISTENCE AFTER LOSS OF SENIORS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WATERTOWN WINS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*BIGGER, STRONGER, FASTER","Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*DAD CAN PREPARE SON FOR 1ST HUNT, BUT NOT THE KILL","Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BIG CUT IN LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OLDEST PERSON TO DIVORCE WAS 95,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES CONTINUE SEARCH TO ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROCK CLIMBER INJURED AT BLUE MOUND PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MISSOURI RIVER NEAR NORMAL WATER LEVELS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DIGGING IN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"SENIORS--SCHOOL WAS GOOD TIMES, HARD WORK","Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEIGHBORS LOOK BACK ON FLOOD TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"MILLER IS IN GOOD HEALTH, DOCTOR SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY DROPS OUT OF JAIL PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VANDERLINDE RUNNING FOR SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"SIOUX VALLEY ELECTRIC REFUNDING {dollar}500,000","Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS OVERCOME AIDS FEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BURGLARS STEAL GUNS OUT OF PAWN SHOP,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DEMS WANT SESSION ON PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*TIDYING UP THE BANKS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MOVING HILLSIDE WORRIES CITY OF LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*O'GORMAN GRADUATES 163 STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
BEDDOW STANDS OUT IN DEMOCRATIC TRIO (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"CITIBANK, STATE NEED TO CLEAR AIR (WATERTOWN PO)","Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW TOO MUCH OF A TOUGH-TALKING BULLY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
MORE SPENDING DOESN'T MEAN BETTER EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*REFUGEES IN SF NOT THE CAUSE OF OUR PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*REFUGEES IN SF NOT THE CASUE OF OUR PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
TAX INEQUITIES EXIST IN SCHOOL DISTRICTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
ATMOSPHERE OF HATE ISN'T STATE'S REAL NEED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
SOME BOOKMOBILE ITEMS INAPPROPRIATE FOR KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTANS DON'T NEED JANKLOW AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
GARDEN'S DESTRUCTION IS SAD COMMENTARY ON CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
STUDENTS CAN'T BE DENIED THE RIGHT TO PRAY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
WASTE-FEE LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
NEW MALL HOURS UNFAIR TO MANY OF THE STORES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
SENIOR CITIZENS DESERVE AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*COWBOY FINDS SWEET PAIN IN RANCHING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*GOOD SPACE OR EMPTY PROMISE?,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*RICH, FAMOUS VISITED COLISEUM","Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
"*SPAIN FULL OF ART, GRANDEAUR, TOURIST ATTRACTIONS","Argus LeaderMay 22 1994, sect.G, p.09, col.1"
*PRESSLER TURNS CLOUT INTO CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SENIOR HAS NEVER MISSED A DAY OF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGES BAUL OUT PROSECUTORS FOR UNFAIR PLAY,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ROW CROPS FINALLY GET PLANTED,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SEND CLEAR MESSAGES TO TRUANTS' PARENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
US LANGUAGE SHOULD BE CALLED 'AMERICAN' (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ASSAULT WEAPONS BAN SHOULDN'T BE REPEALED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STATE SAN'T SLASH {dollar}1 BILLION FORM BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
VIOLENT COMIC STRIPS DON'T BELONG IN PAPER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
ACADEMIC POLITICS HURT SOME FOREIGN TEACHERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
POLICE OFFICERS ARE GOOD ROLE MODELS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*HONOR THOSE WHO SACRIFICED FOR VIETNAM,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRED UP ABOUT CAMP,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUSPECT ENGINE DOESN'T HOLD BACK MELLENBERNDT,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES RESUME SEARCH FOR TEENAGER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE FOR KIDS OPEN TO STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WHERE THERE'S SMOKE THERE'S JANKLOW ...,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HONORS WOMEN AFFECTED BY HOLOCAUST,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
USF GRADUATES 1ST CLASS UNDER ITS NEW NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SEMINARY PRESIDENT'S DREAM: TO VISIT ALASKA,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
INVESTMENT COUNCIL SEEKS APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FLASH FLOODING DOES {dollar}2.27M IN DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER'S SUPPORT ANGERS FARM LEADER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WATER IN 2 LAGOONS PUTS SEWAGE IN CREEK,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WATER PROJECT TOPIC OF PUBLIC HEARING,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SD BUSINESS CENTER NAMES PIERRE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CITIZEN'S GROUP WARNS OF POSSIBLE OUSTER,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FAMILY MARKS FINAL RESTING PLACE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS TUESDAY IN HAWKING TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LAKOTA GROUP OPPOSES HILLS LAND SWAP,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*WAS POPULAR WITH CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*REGULATED CHILD CARE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"ROAD OPEN, BUT ONLY TO BOATS","Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LANDMARK GOES ON SALE AT AUCTION IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
PROJECTS GET TAX CREDITS,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.6"
*SALES TAX LAW HITS CHURCHES MOST OF TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 22 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*PRESSLER CALLS FOR ENERGY TAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER CALLS FOR ENERGY TAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GAYS HAVE MINOR EFFECT ON PROM,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RAIL BONDS NEED CLOSE SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TEAMS EYE SOUTH DAKOTA TRACK TITLES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CRIMINAL ACTIVITY SPARSE IN RURAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD LIMIT OIL COMPANY PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY COST SET FOR LANDFILL USE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH-SPEED CHASE PAYS NO ATTENTION TO ONE-WAY SIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANOTHER {dollar}4 MILLION HINGES ON BILLBOARD LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-BIA DIRECTOR'S WIFE COLLAPSES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COST PLAN WOULDN'T AFFECT MOST SD HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAXES CAN GO UP IN SPITE OF AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEANS TO GET HEARING TO FIGHT LOSS OF JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*LAWRENCE BROWN ABANDONS NEWSPAPER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FARMERS NOT READY TO BUY BACK OAHE LAND,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
EDUCATION OFFICIAL FEARS REVENUE SHARING CUTS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
TV ALARMS INSTALLED-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LOW-INCOME HOUSING GRANT MAY BE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
IMMUNITY OFFERED IN BROTHEL RAID,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
IMMUNITY OFFERED IN BROTHEL RAID,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PARTYING GRADS CLEAR FINAL HURDLES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARTYING GRADS CLEAR FINAL HURDLES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD WHEAT HURT BY DRY WEATHER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD WHEAT HURT BY DRY WEATHER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MIX COMMON SENSE IN CHILD-RAISING,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MIX COMMON SENSE IN CHILD-RAISING,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING BACK TO THE BASICS WITH NEW WAVE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THERE ARE STATE TRACK FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAUCK 'PACES' ORANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAUCK 'PACES' ORANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FISHING REPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FLITTIE ORDERED TO SERVE 30 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*LIKE HIM OR NOT, MUST HAVE OPINION ON MCGOVERN","Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DARING RACCOONS SCALE SILO,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS ORDERED OFF BUS AFTER SMOKY PRANK,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FLITTIE ORDERED TO SERVE 30 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FEDS BAN PRIMARIES IN SD COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FEDS BAN PRIMARIES IN SD COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
INDIANS BLAST PRESSLER BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
INDIANS BLAST PRESSLER BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SPECIAL OLYMPICS LABOR OF LOVE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW MAY WITHDRAW INVITATIONS TO CUBANS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW MAY WITHDRAW INVITATIONS TO CUBANS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*COMMISSION WRAPPED UP IN PESKY PAPER PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF STOCKYARDS NO. 1-FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*RETIRING PROFESSOR ROASTED BY FACULTY, STUDENTS","Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEN MCKELLIPS SUED BY IOWA MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SEN MCKELLIPS SUED BY IOWA MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SEX OFFENDER'S SENTENCE UPHELD,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SEX OFFENDER'S SENTENCE UPHELD,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ATTACK LAUNCHED ON STATE RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RULING SOUGHT ON DEBT CUTOFF,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RULING SOUGHT ON DEBT CUTOFF,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LONG WAY AROUND FOR SD CEMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BALANCE BUDGET FIRST AT MUCH LOWER OUTLAY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LET LIQUOR ADS SHOW DAMAGE OF ALCOHOL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LIQUOR BUSTS 'TRAP'-WHY NOT TEST ALL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRIVATE SCHOOL TAX CREDIT BILL FAVORED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DISAPPOINTED-NO ARTICLE OF THE SDSU GRADUATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE WANTS HEARINGS ON INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBES SEEK STATE AID TO FIGHT DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VO-AG TEACHER OF THE YEAR NAMED,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBES SEEK STATE AID TO FIGHT DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEN CHARGED IN MAMMOTH BONE THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MORRELL TO LAY OFF 75 NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS OAHE DEAUTHORIZATION,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER NAMED MEETING SPOKESMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VO-AG TEACHER OF THE YEAR NAMED,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SCHOOL BOARD, TEACHERS AT IMPASSE","Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ETSI IMPACT STATEMENT EXPECTED IN JULY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PLAN FOR SWIFT BIRD PRISON PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PLAN FOR SWIFT BIRD PRISON PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CUTS COULD BE FATAL TO HISTORIC CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REQUEST FOR NEW TRIAL DENIED,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
REQUEST FOR NEW TRIAL DENIED,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
REAGAN STUDIES PLACING MX IN SD SILOS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GARRETSON MAN SUES CITY OF SF,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GARRETSON MAN SUES CITY OF SF,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOMESTAKE FINDS GOLD IN CALIF,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CLOUD SEEDING ABANDONED,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DEADWOOD HASN'T FORGOTTEN ITS GIRLS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*ESTERVILLE'S MORRELL WORKERS PREPARE FOR LAYOFF,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOT-AIR BALLOONS RISE TO THE OCCASION,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HECTIC RACE FOR VARILEK, O'CONNOR","Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
IOWA CLOSING COULD AFFECT SF,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*A RIDE IN A BALLOON TAKES MORE THAN HOT AIR,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD WELCOMED TO SD,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUTTE COUNTY MIGHT ASK DISASTER DECLARATION,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TOLD TO PAY BILL FOR STUDENTS' BABY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ROBBERS GET {dollar}214 FROM LITTLE STORE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GIVE YOUR GRADUATES A HUG OR PAT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TELL OUR READERS HOW TO ENJOY SD VACATION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ADMINISTRATOR POINTS TO YANKTON HOSPITAL PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*FRIENDS FONDLY REMEMBER AN OUTSTANDING DEBATER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ANIMAL COLLECTION OFFERS UNIQUE VIEW (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BROCKHOUSE DISPLAY PLANS UPSET SF FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"BRITAIN, US WRONG IN STANDS ON FALKLANDS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
REAGAN FAVORS RICH OVER NEEDS OF POOR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*ANIMALS ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HEARINGS ON FARM CRISIS LEGISLATION BEGIN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN MIGHT BE PLANE SERVICE SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
ANOTHER HURON MAN TO GET BRONZE STAR,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*IN DEFENSE OF CIVIL DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DEFENDING AGAINST TERRORISM--CONFERENCE IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FIRE OFFICIAL--DISASTERS COME IN ALL SIZES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*RECORDS TUMBLE AS STATE TRACK MEET ENDS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAGISTRATE DECIDES WHAT IS MORE VALUABLE (WOSTER),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PENALTY STIFF FOR BREAKING GAME LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
*THE DEATH & LIFE OF A DEPRESSION-ERA FARM,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ALMA REINECKE--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*PRESIDENT OF FIRM FOUGHT HARD TIMES BEFORE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD TAX BASE LURES MATTRESS MANUFACTURER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS CASH IN ON STOCK ADVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SD BEAN CROP COULD BE START OF NEW MARKET,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
SF MAN'S JOB IS TEACHING OTHERS HOW...,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
BANKRUPTCIES FOR THE FIRST HALF OF MAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
ROGER PETERS RE-ELECTED CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
SIOUX VOCATIONAL NAMES DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
MORRELL LISTS RETIREES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.E, p.05, col.2"
RETAILERS RALLY TO BE JUNE 11-13,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.E, p.05, col.2"
PEKING CAFE TO MOVE IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.E, p.05, col.3"
PRUDENTIAL RECORDS NEW HIGHS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1982, sect.E, p.05, col.3"
*FORMER BRICKLAYER TAKES PRIDE IN JOB WELL DONE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'FRANCIS' TELLS STORY OF STARLET FIGHTING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*POLISH REFUGEE FAMILY FINDS GREATEST CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUNDBREAKING IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KEYSTONE EX-POLICE SUES FOR BACK PAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW WING COMMANDER TAKES OVER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE RESERVATION WILL VOTE AGAIN ON LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE GETS MONEY FOR RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DIRECTOR HELPS CENTER INVESTIGATE BAFFLING DISEASES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOODBYE AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TALKS WITH SOVIETS AN ENCOURAGING STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*GAS LEAK BLAMED FOR EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURTHOUSE FLUNKS TEST FOR ASBESTOS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOLS TAKE BIDS ON TAINTED CEILINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*RIPPER GETS REVENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BERESFORD BOYS, BENNETT COUNTY GIRLS CHAMPS","Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WHEN THE SUN TURNS CRUEL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*SOME OF THE FUN FROM INDIANA JONES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
*DWU SELECTS 2 STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
*FUTURE WOMEN HONOR 3 MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
*NEW MINERAL NAMED AFTER TINSLEY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
*2 STUDENTS WIN 4-YEAR SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
KAUR MERITS AWARD FOR PROMOS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
MCFADDEN GETS ALUMNI AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
CARROLL ELECTED TO TREATMENT BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.5"
PASTOR GETS SUMMER FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.5"
*TEEN-AGER RECEIVES LIFE FOR KILLING BANKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CUNNINGHAM, SINCLAIR NEAR DECISION DAY","Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HAWTHORNE DECISION IS DUE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER VOTES FOR VETS' BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCKENNAN PLANS REHABILITATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CITY RAISES FINES FOR ILLEGALLY PARKED CARS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY ASKS FOR PLANS TO IMPROVE COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIAL SUGGESTS HIRING 6 TO ASSESS PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TOMMY LEE IS RETURNING TO SF,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TUZO MOVES TO RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
IMPEACHMENT PETITIONS AN UNWARRANTED ACTION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CARTER TOOK FIRST STEP TO DESTROY OLYMPICS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
CANADIAN WOMAN DIES IN CRASH NEAR FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FARM ORGANIZATION OPPOSES WATER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HENNIES IS NEW RAPID CITY POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE EXPANDS RULING ON INMATES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY OKS SALE OF CIVIC CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WINNER PLANS BOND ELECTION TO REPAIR SEWER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER CRITICIZES HOMICIDE LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*GRADUATION TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
LAND OPERATIONS OFFICER ACCUSED,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
NATIONAL COLLEGE MAY BUY HURON COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW--DOLLAR HURTS MEAT EXPORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOME RESENT MOVING FOR CITY PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON GARY DOTSON,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COUNTY ON EXPERIMENTAL SURGERY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"MEMO LUDICROUS, LAUGHABLE (L)","Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STUDY EXPLOITS COST OF COMMISSION CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ADEQUATE SPACE AVAILABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*SOME WALLS ARE MEANT TO TUMBLE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE STARTS MEMBERSHIP DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE GROUP PRESENTS MUSICAL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
MITCHELL LIBRARY HOSTS GENEALOGICAL SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
YMCA STARTS NEW AEROBIC SESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
AREA TOWNS WILL HONOR WAR DEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEADERS PLEAD AGAINST HOG BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LITTON WORKERS--POLICY HURTS PREGNANT WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANE SOARS WHEN LAND BURNS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BEWARE OF CUT-RATE REPAIR OFFERS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONVICTED KILLER FIGHTS FOR NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FOUNDATION ENDORSES 3-MEMBER COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEWSWEEK GETS NEW SHOT AT SUIT DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOMESTAKE--OUR POCKETS WERE PICKED,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LAWYERS PRESENT DAKOTADOME ARGUMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MAGISTRATE SETS BOND AT {dollar}10,000 FOR SUSPECT","Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEMORIAL SERVICES SET FOR EX-STATE SENATOR,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PSYCHOLOGIST TIES SUICIDE TO FARM STRESS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PANEL TO COMPARE PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS, SCHOOL AID","Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BUSINESSES BUILD WALL AGAINST BRICKMAKING,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FIELD DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CALIFORNIA PREP ATHLETE AT SF COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DEFENDING CLASS A CHAMPS PLAN '85 ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*SHOT FIRED IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATE'S STAND DISTORTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CANDIDATES, MINUS ABDNOR, HELP VOTERS (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STOFFERAHN CAN GET VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BELL RUNS POSITIVE CAMPAIGN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
JANKLOW COMMANDS RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LAW A PROBLEM FOR WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BURG UNFAIRLY CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HERSETH LISTENS TO PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WACIPI PIPES WERE BLESSED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
KRUEGER GAINS FROM LAW ABUSE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*STUDENT CREATES LASER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN DROWNS IN WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM PLANS TO EXPAND IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HERSETH--SET MINIMUM TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL AIDES DECLARE TALKS IMPASSE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL COLLEGE GRADUATION SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KIDNAPPING SENTENCE RILES PARENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW GAINS IN CAMPAIGN SPENDING,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PARENTS GET TWIN SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*GROUP HOPES FRUITS OF LABOR PAY OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE SENDS HORMEL SUIT TO MINN COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OK'S WATER-SYSTEM FINANCING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS SWITCH PARTIES FOR PRIMARIES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CELEBRATIONS TO HONOR THEIR WAR DEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SERVICES FOR LONGTIME LEADER OPSAHL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXPERT LINKS BULLET TO KINNEY MURDER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*REGION TRACK MEETS HEAT UP,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PRO-LIFE ADVOCATES ATTACK CHARGES AGAINST CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLOUDS TO SHROUD HOLIDAY WITH COLD,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*A JOB WITH A VIEW,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"{dollar}2,750 RAISED FOR LUNG ASSOCIATION (L)","Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CAMP SPONSORSHIP APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SERTOMA CLUB'S GIFT APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STUDENTS' TRIP REWARDING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MORRELL DISPUTE IS A SUBJECT OF DIGNITY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ANOTHER TROUBLING REAGAN PICTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY WILL BE OK WITHOUT RAMP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EFFORTS OF GRADUATING SENIORS ARE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTE FOR SKADSEN NOT WASTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CHECK RUNAWAY SALARIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAXPAYING GIVE-AND-TAKE PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"MUSIC, SINGING EXPRESS GOD'S WORD","Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*BEGEMAN FOR BASKETBALL POSITION,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
APPROVAL URGED FOR NEW HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPANY CITED BY LABOR BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON FIGHTS AIR SERVICE CUTS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CRASH TURNS CELEBRATING TO GRIEF,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DESTROYS TRAILER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMUNITIES REMEMBER WITH MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP WELCOMES PERSONNEL PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS OK AIDS GROUPS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIR FORCE PICKS SD FOR RADAR,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MOTION TO FORCE SCHOOL'S LIQUIDATION WITHDRAWN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW RESIDENTS SAVE STAFF AT REDFIELD HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRUCK DRIVER FINED {dollar}35 IN TRAIN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3 HAZARDOUS DAMS ADDED TO STATE WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CRIME PROGRAM WORKS, ORGANIZER SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MICKELSON APPOINTS INDIAN PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REGENTS SET '88-'89 SCHOOL CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SDSU DEAN TO BE ADVISER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*TOURISM EMPLOYMENT IN AREA STATES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DENIES SEEING UNCLE NIGHT HE DIED,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"FARM COUPLE SUE SHERIFF, AGENCY","Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL OK'S PERMIT TO EXPAND MINE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LIFE AMONG THE MISSILES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO DEVELOP BIG SIOUX RIVERFRONT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WAKONDA PULLS TOGETHER TO KEEP TOWN GOING,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FBI WORRIES ABOUT SECURITY AT MISSILE SITES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ANALYZING THE BOMB INSIDE THE MISSILE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*RESEARCHER GIVES ASTROLOGY SCIENTIFIC CREDENTIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REAGAN HAS HIMSELF TO BLAME FOR BOOKS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS PUNISHMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
YWCA HELPS WOMEN RAISING CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
COACH SHOULD BE ROLE MODEL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
MANY MAKE CHILD PAYMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*CIGARETTES A HARD HABIT TO BREAK,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD WAIVES RULE ON CATTLE TESTING,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUCKLE UP AMERICA WEEK STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAPANESE OFFICIALS VISIT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAT TRICKS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROBERT FROST STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT NAMESAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEST SITE OFFICIALS STRESS EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WORKSHOP HELPS INMATES DEVELOP POSITIVE OUTLOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RETIRING PRINCIPAL HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GOP LEADER--WOMEN BACK BUSH,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STREET ROD OWNERS WIN AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WINTER WHEAT YIELDS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*HELWIG AIMS FOR TENNIS TITLE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*THE ABANDONED KEEP HOPE ALIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WESTWARD HO,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AN ASSET SD CAN BANK ON--ECONOMIST SAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'INDIANA JONES' VICTORIOUS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*THE LIVIN' IS SNEEZY FOR ALLERGY SUFFERS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
NO RIGHT TO JEOPARDIZE CHILDREN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REGENTS DO NOT TREAT ALL SCHOOLS ALIKE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BE CAREFUL WITH CHEMICALS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
NAZI REFERENCE OFFENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*MAJOR ECONOMIC IMPACT ON AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ROE FORUM ENLIGHTENING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STAMP RECALLS HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STUDENTS SHORTCHANGED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*WILLING TO TALK ABOUT '69 METS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DELL RAPIDS DEVELOPMENT GETS BOOST,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
DARE MEMBERS HONORED AT SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HERBICIDE SPILLED AFTER TRUCK WRECK,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS PASS SD BOUNDARY BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WAGON TRAIN PITCHES CAMP IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FUGITIVE MAKES RAPID CITY COURT APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RING MEMBER RECEIVES 15-YEAR PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL DISTRICT WEIGHS STAFFING NEEDS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEENS FACE CHARGES IN BASEBALL CARD HEIST,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY EDUCATOR LANDS JOB IN MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BISHOP DUE TO ENTER PLEA TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CONSTRUCTION FOR MULTIPLE HOUSING UNITS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AWAITS PAYMENT FOR FIGHTING BLACK HILLS FIRES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
INDIANS REOPEN HEADQUARTERS IN WHITE EARTH,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*O'CONNELL'S STEPFATHER CLEARED AS SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAILROAD TURNTABLE TAKES A TURN AT NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RURAL CHILDREN MORE LIKELY TO FAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RIVER FIGHT WORTHY OF FURTHER EFFORT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TEXAS SHOULD FOLLOW SD SCHOOL EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"STATE FAIR FEATURES BOB HOPE, DENVER","Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COOK BRINGS CARING TO A NEW LEVEL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HEALTH-CONSCIOUS AMERICANS MAY BE FOOLING,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MILK CARTON RACING SET FOR AUGUST 19,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SD PRESS WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
LARSON TO ANNOUNCE RE-ELECTION PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MUENSTER FUNDING REACHES {dollar}111,517","Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO CAUSE RELEASED IN YEAR-OLD CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION GROUP OPPOSES MUENSTER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEPOT SERVES MENTAL HEALTH HOUSING,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MONTESSORI MUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD VIOLENT CRIME TWICE AS HIGH AS ND,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"EGAN, COLMAN OK CONSOLIDATION PLAN","Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRESSLER CRITICIZED FOR FLYING FIRST CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DELL RAPIDS GETS HELP WITH POLICE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS MAN NAMED SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BROOKINGS OK'S MONUMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN WOMAN COMPETENT FOR MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JOCKEY SENTENCED FOR ILLEGAL PROD,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LARRY'S TRUCK PLAZA GETS BEER LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD DELAYS PURCHASING BUSES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COMMISSION BACKS MICKELSON ON RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHIQUITA TO OFFER COMMON STOCK SHARES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
RAVEN INDUSTRIES STOCKHOLDERS MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*GROUP WANTS TO REVIVE CENTER OF CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
GRAIN PRICES DIVE WITH FALLING RAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
PUC REVOKES FIRM'S LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
*FOR A GOODS CAUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN COULD TELL TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAXPAYERS SHARE COST OF INDIGENT HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOYS HELD IN THEFT OF PICKUP,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DISTRICT TO PAY MORE ON SCHOOL PIANOS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SMELL FROM THE PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NORTH STARS TAKING FANS ON GREAT RIDE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' EDITORIALIZES NEWS ABOUT GUNS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SEND FIRST-TIME DWI DRIVERS TO PRISON (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
STUDY LINKS LIVER CANCER TO HEPATITIS B GENE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GREENSKEEPER KEEPS GOLF COURSE AT COUNTRY CLUB TRIM,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LAW TARGETS SPECIAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL OK'S SD WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CONVICTED UNDER NEW PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SEEKS DOCTOR FOR PHILIP,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SENIOR OPTIONS SEMINAR DRAWS 1,500","Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 3 YEARS FOR 4TH DWI CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURTESY COPS TO NAB DISCOURTEOUS USERS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PETITION FALSIFICATION SUSPECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOOD CATCH,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BARTO PROPOSES NATIONS MERGE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WHITTIER KIDS BREAK RECORD IN FOOD DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HIGH COURT IS ASKED TO DISBAR LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS GUARD UNIT HEADING HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LEAD MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO VOTE FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WELCOME PROGRAM SET FOR FLANDREAU SOLDIERS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PLANS PROGRESSING FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JOHNSON SETS DATES FOR TOWN MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*BYRUMS BRINGING PROS TO CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OLSEN COMPUTING SELLS INVENTORY TO BEST,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*GUN SHOP RANGING INTO NEW VENTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"RECOVERY NOT FAR OFF, SAYS FED OFFICIAL","Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NATIONAL COLLEGE READY TO REHIRE NINE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
OWNERSHIP BATTLE GOES TO RAPID CITY COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRUE COLORS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BROKAW RECALLS 'TONIGHT SHOW' STINT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PROPOSAL THREATENS WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CITY'S KINDNESS HELPS FAMILY COPE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"HEARING, SPEECH DISABILITIES A CONCERN (L)","Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
LOTTERY OPPONENT THANKS SUPPORTERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
SYMPHONY CLOSES ON A HIGH NOTE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*PARENTS DRIVEN TO THE LIMITS BY BUSY KIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*TRIKE IT, YOU MIGHT LIKE IT","Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FAIR WILL TAKE LEAP WITH BUNGEE JUMPING,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*SHOW GOD GRATITUDE FOR MEMORY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*BARNES, MURPHY REACH SEMIS","Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GODFATHER'S PIZZA INC SUED BY WOMAN WHO FELL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"HOLIDAY TO HALT MAIL, BUS SERVICE","Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INCOMING AUGIE OFFICIAL OK AFTER HOSPITAL STAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST RAPID CITY OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MARCH FOR JESUS SCHEDULED TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RED CARPET FAREWELL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CEREMONY REMEMBERS ORPHANS WHO DIED,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAKE PRESTON YOUTHS INTERVIEW STARS FOR SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NEWS DIRECTOR KEN WALKER LEAVES KSFY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD AQUANAUT GOES HOME SICK FROM NASA PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*ANDERSON CALLS STINT GRATIFYING, EXHAUSTING","Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
BLACK HAWK MAN KILLED IN CRASH IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EXTRADITION HEARING FOR RC TEEN POSTPONED 30 DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MOST BACK QUAYLE'S 'MURPHY' SLAM,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DEADWOOD GAMING RECEIPTS DROP BELOW APRIL '91 TOTALS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MISCOUNT FORCES SCHOOL TO CLOSE EARLY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PEROT MAY BE PRESENT FOR PETITION FILING,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"BROOKINGS AERIAL SPRAYERS TO POST {dollar}10,000 BOND","Argus LeaderMay 23 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*FLASH FLOODING FILLS STREETS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
POTENTIAL PLAYERS VISIBLE IN '94 GOVERNOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY ARGUES OVER MAIN STREET TREASURE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SYSTEM FAILED HOSMER WOMAN, FRIENDS SAY","Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE SESSION: A LOOK A THE ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"LEAVE QUESTIONING TO LAWYERS, JUDGES (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SHOULD AVOID CONFLICTS OF INTEREST (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*REPORTERS' IGNORANCE INEXCUSABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
CLINTON NOT TO BLAME FOR GOP SPENDING SPREE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
NAFTA WON'T BENEFIT MEXICO OR THE US (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
EX-SKYFORCE COACH IS WINNER IN GAME OF LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
"IN THE END, GAMBLING BENEFITS ONLY A FEW (L)","Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
SD SHOULD REJECT GRANT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
COSTNER PLAN WRONG WAY TO DO THE RIGHT THING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
STUDENT-LED PRAYER IS 1ST AMENDMENT RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
BEEF WITH HORMONES JUST AS GOOD FOR YOU (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
PRISON ALTERNATIVES APPROPRIATE FOR SOME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
GRADS SHOULD BE ABLE TO THANK GOD FOR HONOR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
"LET'S CARE FOR HUNGRY, HOMELESS IN OUR CITY (L)","Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
CRUX FOR CLINTON PLAN IS TAX (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.A, p.13, col.6"
*ZITTERICH'S WINS NET {dollar}764 IN ETHANOL BONUS MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*HUNTERS SHOULD PAUSE TO EXPERIENCE NATURE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*OHIO WOMAN TO TALK ABOUT WOMEN POWER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITY AGENCY TAKES NO.1 ADDY AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
INSURANCE COMPANY KEEPS MILBANK OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH UNDERWAY FOR CENTURY FARMS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*RAVEN LEADER STICKS TO COMPANY FOR LONG HAUL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*RAVEN'S EARNINGS BALLOON,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN ARRESTED IN CYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN INJURED IN DOWNTOWN CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
FERRIS WHEEL VICTIM LEAVES SIOUX VALLEY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO RETURN FOR MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY BAN ON CAMPING TO STAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*DOWNTOWN 'HOLE' OWNERS SEEKING IDEAS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*QUARRY PERMIT CONFRONTS ROCKY TRAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
BALTIC DEFIES PRAYER BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
AIRSHOW WON'T BE RUN EVERY YEAR IN HURON,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS UNION PLANS HEALTH CARE FORUM,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
FLANDREAU BIKE PATH MAY FACE CITY VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
HILLS TRAIL TO HONOR LATE GOV MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
ORGAN DONATION FACILITY OPENS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
RURAL NETWORK ADDS TWO MORE SD SITES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA SENATORS SPLIT ON TAX,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*RESERVE IMPORTANT CUSHION,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
GAMBLING DEVELOPER EYES NEW RIVERBOAT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
FERRET RELEASE HEARING SET,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.F, p.05, col.4"
*MUDDY MEMORIES OF YOUTH COME SLIDING BACK,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*OUT ON THE PORCH,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*WYOMING OFFERS COMMON ADVENTURES WITH SD,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1993, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*PERFECT PLANTING WEATHER BRINGS SMILES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GRADUATE'S NEXT STOP: THE INNER CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PLAN FOR NEW HOTEL UNVEILED,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TODAY IS DEADLINE FOR REGISTERING FOR PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*USE THE AUGUSTANA ADVANTAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"PHONE CONTROVERSY NASTY, CONSTRUCTIVE (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POOR JUDGEMENT SHOWN IN TWO FALSE ARRESTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ASSAULT-WEAPONS BAN WON'T STOP CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AS 'SLAVES' WE'RE NOT ALLOWED FIREARMS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"JOHNSON, LAWMAKERS OVERSPEND TAX MONEY (L)","Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*GOP ROLLING OVER FOR HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*FILLING MICKELSON'S SHOES MILLER'S MAIN CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*FIELD OF HOPE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WORKING REFUGEES USUALLY PAY TAXES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GUARD MEMBERS GET ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN FAIR CONDITION AFTER CLIMBING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN VOTERS PLAN GOVERNOR DEBATES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY RAISES BEAT US AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PASTOR USES DEATH TO EMBRACE LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LUTHERAN FLY-IN FEATURES STUNT PILOTS--THE MINISTER,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CORPS FINDS NO CONFLICT IN DEPOT CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ESPACED INMATE SIGHTED; OFFICIALS GIVING NO DETAILS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*RICE IS CANDIDATE FOR STATE HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ACCIDENT VICTIM STILL IN FAIR CONDITION,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD RECEIVES GRANT TO HELP FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED FOR INVESTMENT COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATURE HANDLED 664 BILLS LAST SESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MUSIC HISTORIAN'S 7-YEAR LABOR BEARS FRUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"MUSIC MUSEUM'S 6,000 INSTRUMENTS SPAN CNETURIES","Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*LAWYER--PROFESSION GETS BAD RAP,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"WIFE, MOTHER OF 3 DIES OF LEUKEMIA","Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
OFFICIALS CONSIDER LEASING MENTAL HOSPITAL BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CANDIDATE SAYS YOUTHS ASSAULTED HIM,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE UPHOLDS HELMER JURY SELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*DON'T PANIC WHEN LAWSUIT IS DELIVERED,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*96 TEAMS AT 17TH ANNUAL SLOWPITCH EVENT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HERRERA CRUISES TO AN EASY VICTORY AT HUSET'S,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*IT'S BEEN FUN BEING ONE OF THE GUYS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ROOSEVELT STUDENTS VISIT WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BOARD AGREES TO CUTS IN EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JUSTICES' RULING IS ONLY A DELAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNOR NOT ABOVE STATE SMOKING BAN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CONSTITUTION DOESN'T FORBID SCHOOL PRAYER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CONTRACT WITH AMERICA WILL PUNISH FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*GOP TESTS POWER BY STANDING IN FOSTER'S WAY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BILL ON TERRORISM DISCOURAGES DISSENT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MIXED FAMILIES DESERVE MORE RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"RISTY, TEACHERS' UNION BOONDOGGLE TAXPAYERS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*BE ACCEPTING IN DEALING WITH TARDY HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BRAIN SURGEON LETS GUITAR EASE STRAIN OF WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLAYHOUSE LEADER DIES AT 64,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GATHER TO SHOWCASE WORK OF SIOUX FALLS STUDIO,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*STANGARONE IN CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SMALLMOUTH BASS IS BIG-STRIKING FISH,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AUTHORITIES RECOVER YOUTH'S BODY IN LAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 34, ADMITS RAPING GIRL, 9","Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE DENIES SELLING CRACK NEAR COP SHOP,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN MUST REPAY {dollar}9,695 STOLEN AT PARK","Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO INFORM CITIZENS OF TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*IN 19 MONTHS, IT'LL BE A CONVENTION CENTER","Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STORE FOR NEEDY MOVING TO MUCH LARGER BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ROBBERY LEADS HIT DEAD END,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
ROBBER PUNCHES CLERK IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
AUCTIONEER CHARGED IN THEFT OUT ON BAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GUIDE ADDRESSES SOLID-WASTE ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CARGILL INCE RECEIVES ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MAN GETS 18 MONTHS FOR BANKRUPTCY FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"STATE CUTS TO CLOSE FILM, VIDEO LIBRARY","Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SIGN-UP ENDS JUNE 9 FOR WEEK OF WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSION GIVES DAM TENTATIVE OK,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*MEMORIES SURFACE WHILE CARETAKER WORKS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*REBOUND FROM FLOOD EARNS IT COMMUNITY OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RESIDENTS OFFER COMMENTS ON PROPOSED SPORTS COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*DEDICATED HER LIFE TO CHRIST,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*DRINKING AND DRIVING DECLINES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"GOP BUDGET CUTS HURT ELDERLY, MIDDLE CLASS","Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"TWO HELD WITHOUT BOND ON DRUG, GUN CHARGES","Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TORNADO TOUCHES DOWN NEAR HOVEN,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
MAN CONVICTED IN MURDER BEGINS HIS FOURTH APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
WARNER BLAST BLAMED ON LEAKING FUEL TANK,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SHERIFFS BURIED UNDER PILE OF WARRANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
AMERICAN INDIAN TALK SHOW TO BE BROADCAST NATIONWIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
INTEREST RATES REDUCE BANK PROFITS,"Argus LeaderMay 23 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*TEA-LENNOX SCHOOL BUS ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE TEA-LENNOX SCHOOL BUS ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
7-11 BLOCKED NEAR WINEGARDEN HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
7-11 BLOCKED NEAR WINEGARDEN HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WALKOUT PROMPTS INVESTIGATION OF UNITED SIOUX TRIBES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
WOLLMAN TRYING TO KEEP INDIAN FAMILIES TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
WALKOUT PROMPTS INVESTIGATION OF UNITED SIOUX TRIBES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
WOLLMAN TRYING TO KEEP INDIAN FAMILIES TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
WOLLMAN TRYING TO KEEP INDIAN FAMILIES TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
ELKTON EYES TRACK CROWN RELYING ON RELAY TEAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW GOING TO TAIWAN TO ENSURE SD WHEAT SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SENATE TRIES TO DELAY ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SENATE TRIES TO DELAY ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW GOING TO TAIWAN TO ENSURE SD WHEAT SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW GOING TO TAIWAN TO ENSURE SD WHEAT SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*BROTHERS WIN HONORS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
"*DAVID HOY, PHONEY PSYCHIC","Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*DAVID HOY, PHONEY PSYCHIC","Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEENS STILL ROCKING TO RADIO'S SOUND,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VANDALISM OUTRAGES LOCAL ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEENS STILL ROCKING TO RADIO'S SOUND,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BALLET SCHOOL OPENS SPRING RECITALS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*'THE CHAMP' JERKS TEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'NORMA RAE' PACKS PUNCH,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*PATTI SMITH LAYS AN EGG,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
ROGER JOURDAIN HAS FROZEN THE TRIBE'S BANK ACCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS GET PERFECT FARMERS UNION RATING,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SUBTERMINAL ACT PASSES SENATE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BILL OFFER INCENTIVES FOR SERVICEMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO CHAIR RAIL HEARING,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FORT THOMPSON MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER QUESTIONS RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WEST CENTRAL BOND ISSUE REJECTED-HUMBOLDT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA DOME REPAIRS UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOLLMAN SAYS JANKLOW WRONG ABOUT ENERGY POLICE OFFIC,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TROUBLED INDIAN SCHOOL WINDS UP YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WOLLMAN SAYS JANKLOW WRONG ABOUT ENERGY POLICE OFFIC,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TROUBLED INDIAN SCHOOL WINDS UP YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WOLLMAN SAYS JANKLOW WRONG ABOUT ENERGY POLICE OFFIC,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS MAN DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
VO-AG TEACHER SHORTAGE GROWING,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
BETTER HOG PRICES FORESEEN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
VO-AG TEACHER SHORTAGE GROWING,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*ANOTHER VO-AG TEACHER IS LOST-PARKER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*THE DAKOTA FARMER SOLD TO RIVAL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
FLANDREAU-HOME OF GOV JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
ROSEBUD OFFICIALS INDICTED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ROSEBUD OFFICIALS INDICTED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A ROSE BY ANOTHER NAME IS 'ENDORSE',"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN RAISES MOST {dollar},"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN RAISES MOST {dollar},"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN ATTACK TERMED 'SMEAR',"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN ATTACK TERMED 'SMEAR',"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
'DICK & JANE' BECOME ENERGY CONSCIOUS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IRRIGATION HALTED NORTH OF HURON,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IRRIGATION HALTED NORTH OF HURON,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FOR SCHUMAKER-A CAMPAIGN AGAINST 'WHAT'S WRONG',"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FCC-BELL TREATED FAIRLY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FCC-BELL TREATED FAIRLY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FCC-BELL TREATED FAIRLY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*KENNEDY AIDES BLITZE SD,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SOS WINS COURT HEARING,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LIBRARY QUESTION IS ONE OF SERVICES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR MCGOVERN ABOUT SUPPLEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MARCH OF DIMES SUPPORT APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TWO DIE ON SD ROADS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONTROL TOWER STAFF WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NEW BARLEY RESERVE PROGRAM BEGUN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AGENT ORANGE HEARINGS TO RESUME,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DROUGHT AID DEADLINE JULY 1,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABSENTEE VOTE DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FAIR BODY MAY GET 7TH MEMBER SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
IPSWICH RANCH FIRE CLAIMS 20 ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AGENT ORANGE HEARINGS TO RESUME,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BELL-ABDNOR RENEGING ON PROMISE TO DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BELL-ABDNOR RENEGING ON PROMISE TO DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
'DEADLIEST' DAYS STARTING,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CHAIRMAN-SCHUMAKER A 'HIT MAN',"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CHAIRMAN-SCHUMAKER A 'HIT MAN',"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SUPREME COURT BACKS UP CONVICTION IN ARLINGTON MURDER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SUPREME COURT BACKS UP CONVICTION IN ARLINGTON MURDER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*GAS-TAX PINCH WORRIES OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GAS-TAX PINCH WORRIES OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
S DAKOTA DEMOS REGROUPING-GETTING READY FOR 1982,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHEST DARTS LIFESAVERS IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHEST DARTS LIFESAVERS IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELEGATION PUSHES OAHE AS GROUND WATER ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELEGATION PUSHES OAHE AS GROUND WATER ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RACIAL DISPUTE HITS SCHOOLS IN WHITE RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
RACIAL DISPUTE HITS SCHOOLS IN WHITE RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
RACIAL DISPUTE HITS SCHOOLS IN WHITE RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SALUTE TO REMARKABLE VET,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REMEMBRANCE FOR VETERANS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SALUTE TO REMARKABLE VET,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
URGES MORE EXTENSIVE COVERAGE OF THE ARTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSING TERMED SOLID LONG-TERM INVESTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER'S FAILURE TO VOTE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER PRAISED FOR COYOTE POISON EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FORMER EMPLOYEE DEFENDS LITTON (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MCGOVERN'S NUCLEAR ANALYSIS DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PRESSLER PRAISED FOR COYOTE POISON EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HANDICAPPED PARKING PROCEDURES DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HANDICAPPED PARKING PROCEDURES DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WHERE'S SYMPATHY FOR RAPE VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SD MINING HEARING TOPIC,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
TOP REGENT ABOUT TO STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
TOP REGENT ABOUT TO STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
LIST OF 1981 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LANDOWNERS SET DRILLING FEE GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
LANDOWNERS SET DRILLING FEE GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RADIATION TEST FINDS FEW PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ROOKIE WILL AGE QUICKLY IN TODAY'S INDY 500 RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOUR TEAMS FIRST-TIME TITLISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOY-NAME OF GAME AT SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*GROUSE SEASON WILL BE SADLY MISSED THIS FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DROUGHT HURTS SHARPTAILS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STICKERS NOT TRANSFERABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PINE ESTIMATED 400 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*HOWARD'S HOME LIFE IN THE PEN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOWARD'S HOME LIFE IN THE PEN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*PUPILS REVERED HIS MIND, DREADED HIS GRADES","Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUNIOR MISS COMPETITION IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
'BIKE FOR YOUR LIFE' IS JUNE 28,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ENERGY SOURCES TV PROGRAM TOPIC,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VARDI TO RECEIVE HONORARY DEGREE FROM YANKTON COL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MRS ALLEN FOSSUM--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RECOGNIZED AS 1981 OUTSTANDING ENGINEER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
RECOGNIZED AS 1981 OUTSTANDING ENGINEER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*WAS NAMED PRESIDENT-ELECT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*WAS NAMED PRESIDENT-ELECT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*MARY LYNN MYERS-SF BUSINESS & PROF WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
FIRM TO CONDUCT SEMINAR BY SATELLITE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT DOMINATES SD CONVERSATION,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SF TOY STORE UNABLE TO SURVIVE LOAN RATES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
FIRM TO CONDUCT SEMINAR BY SATELLITE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SF TOY STORE UNABLE TO SURVIVE LOAN RATES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*FEMALE COUNTY AGENT WELL ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*FEMALE COUNTY AGENT WELL ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*FEMALE COUNTY AGENT WELL ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
FOUR SEASONS NOT PLANNING STORE IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1981, sect.F, p.04, col.3"
*INDIAN VOTERS WARY OF STATE GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RAIN, HAIL DOUSE STATE","Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SF VO-TECH DIRECTOR WANTS SCHOOL LARGER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TALK TO THE ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OMAHA BALLOONIST WINS SF CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REVITALIZATION OF LAKE POINSETT AFTER WINTERKILL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTS CRITICIZES DASCHLE'S FARM CRISIS BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REAGAN SHOULD SWITCH--OK 9-CENT TAX (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EGYPTIAN SAYS ISRAELI ILL WILL FOR ARABS IS EVIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOW BORDER MAIL COULD BE HANDLED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BIG SPENDING LABELS BY TRIM ARE MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*COLE REGISTER OF DEEDS CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARENTS PLAN ALL-NIGHT GRADUATION PARTY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF WOMAN'S ARREST RULED ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"CLARK, KINGSBURY FARMERS BATTLE GRASSHOPPERS","Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MONTANA FIRM SEEKS PERMIT TO RECOVER GOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ND OFFICIALS CONCERNED ABOUT LEGALIZED GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*JANKLOW SUES BOOKSELLERS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTA BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CREDIT FRAUD IS MINOR PROBLEM IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LAWSUIT DETAILS COMPLAINTS ABOUT BOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*'RETURN OF THE JEDI',"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*DIVERSITY IS THE NORM IN LINCOLN HIGH CLASSROOMS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
HEALTH CARE LEADERS SELECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MOSS HEADS STATE ANESTHETISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*SIOUX VALLEY DIETITIAN HEADS GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SYMPHONY GUILD HAS ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*TIDEMANN HEADS STATE AG PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
DISABLED VETERANS ELECT LEADERS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
DELL RAPIDS ENJOYS A BASEBALL RENAISSANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HUGHES' FINDS BICYCLE MOTOCROSS FUN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*REDSKINS TO SIGN SEIBEL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*FIRE DAMAGES SECOND FLOOR HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HISTORY TEACHERS TUMBLE WAYS REMEMBERED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORBLY SUES FOR {dollar}6 OVER TICKET,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON COLLEGE PRESIDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES WANT PENALTIES OVERTHROWN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIPELINE BACKERS FIND RESERVOIR SITES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROUND BROKEN FOR {dollar}1.5 MILLION MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS SHOULD GET SECOND CHANCE WITH BABY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE MIGHT CATER TO NEW TOURIST TYPE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
1983 GRADUATES READY TO START NEW CAREERS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MEINHARDT'S INVOLVEMENT IN PEACE MOVEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BROOKINGS MAN GETS 2 YEARS FOR TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL JURY IS SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NOW IS TIME TO SPRAY FOR CANKER WORMS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"OWNERS AWARDED {dollar}49,000 FOR POLLUTED LAND","Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE APPEALS JUDGE'S ORDER TO PAY AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VALE MAN CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON GIRL DIES IN CAR CRASH NEAR FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE'S INSURER GETTING OUT OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
WORKFARE PLAN TO COVER STATE BY SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*HART GIVES FARM ISSUES TOP BILLING,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NATIONAL OUTSTANDING DISABLED VETERAN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL BOARD PICKS CRANE TO FILL VACANCY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HART--MCGOVERN'S IDEA UPSIDE-DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*FAKE FIRE, EXPLOSION TEST CREWS","Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ATTRACTING NEW SHOPS IS PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE APPROVES REQUEST FOR NEW GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAKE ANDES MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKER UPSET ABOUT RAILROAD'S ROLE IN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT MAY HAVE PSYCHIATRIC TESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH-FLYING GOODBYE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REAGAN DOESN'T UNDERSTAND PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD WRESTLES WITH PRISON PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REPLACING CEILING IN COURTHOUSE MAY COST,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DIPLOMACY BEST COURSE FOR ALL IN PERSIAN GULF (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NORTH-ENDERS RESENT NELSON'S COMMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*VISITS SF TO LEARN ABOUT BANKING LAWS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE AGREES TO BUY HURON COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
DIVISION CHANGE GOOD FOR GARRETSON TRACKSTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*ARLINGTON GETS ZAPPED FROM NEW STATE MAP,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GAS OF A WAR WHILE IT LASTED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AGING VETERAN RECALLS ARMISTICE CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JUDGE DENIES NEW PELTIER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PLACES TO GO WITH A TANKFUL OF GAS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*WHAT TO DO WITH 20 BUCKS AND THE DAY OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DOWNTOWN PROJECT IS GREAT OPPORTUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTERS BLOW A CHANCE TO HELP SCHOOL SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WEST GERMAN FINDS SUCCESS AT CENTERVILLE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEMORIAL DAY CROWD AT CAMPGROUNDS AND LAKES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ELDERWALK MAKES STRIDES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANADIAN--LET'S CHAT ABOUT HOG BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONVENTION CENTER PROMOTERS DOWNPLAY TAX FIGURES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELK POINT TO RECEIVE {dollar}1 MILLION REA LOAN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREE CHILDREN'S PROGRAM WILL FOCUS ON SAFETY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE SETTLEMENT ENDS TURMOIL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAPAN TRADE OFFICIALS--DON'T BLAME US,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*ARTIST'S TREASURE MIGHT MOVE ON,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FOREIGN GOODS COULD HURT WOOL GROWERS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN EXTORTION SUSPECT RELEASED FROM JAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER WINS VIETNAM VETERAN AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
US MARSHALS OWE MOBILE CENTER TO DRUG RAID,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WE TOLD NATIONS ABOUT OUR GOODS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*REMEMBERING THE SACRIFICES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"UNITED WAY, CANCER SOCIETY JOIN FORCES","Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--REALTORS WANT DASCHLE ELECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*COMPOSER CREATES TRIBUTE FOR GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*METHODISTS PAY TRIBUTE TO FIRST LEADER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ELDERWALK TO TAKE SENIORS THROUGH ZOO,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
PROBLEMS HAVEN'T ENDED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T FORGET TO PAY TRIBUTE (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
STATE-TRAINED TEACHERS SHOULD GET FIRST SHOT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KUNDERT WON'T LEAD US ASTRAY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"BELL, HEIDEPRIEM FAMILY FARM DISPUTE","Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES SPLIT OVER MINIMUM WAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHEAP GASOLINE FUELS TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE KEEPS REVEALING RESOURCES UNDER WRAPS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TORCH RUN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ABERDEEN MEN DIED IN NORTH DAKOTA CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEFICIT TOPS GOP VOTER CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"GREASE OVERHEATS, BURNS APARTMENT STOVE, SINK","Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"NEST CATCHES FIRE, DAMAGES STREETLIGHT","Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER WANTS TO SAVE IRA'S,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER WANTS TO SAVE IRAS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WALL LAKE SEARCH CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AMERICAN LEGION PARADE SCHEDULED FOR JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL BACCALAUREATE SERVICE SET SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINEHAHA COUNTY DEPUTY RECEIVES HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICY HELPS FARMERS WITH MORE THAN 1 FARM,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD MEDICAL SCHOOL GRADUATES 48 PHYSICIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOGT ENTERS GOP SECRETARY OF STATE RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HANDWRITING LINKS MILLER TO 1 KINNEY CHECK,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JAYCEES ELECT NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
JANKLOW DEFENDS MICKELSON CITIBANK TRIP,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BELL OUTSPENDS CONTENDERS IN RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MOST DAIRY BUY-OUT HERDS TO MARKET IN '86,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*COPING WITH THE DISEASE OF EMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY REVEALS FACES BEHIND THE TASSLES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LIBERTARIANS VENTURE BEYOND MAINSTREAM,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
POSITIVE OUTLOOK HELPS PATIENT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*INDIAN RUNNER HELPED BREAK BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIME TO GET ISSUES IN FOCUS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SURVEY FINDS CLASS OF '87 IN FULL BLOOM,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MORRELL NOT REALLY LOSING MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SEX EDUCATION VALUE-BASED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
METER ESTIMATES UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
RE-ELECT VANDERLOO (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SEX EDUCATION IS VALUABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*TALES OF A POLITICAL WOULD-BE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHEERLEADER'S DEATH PROMPTS RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS DRIVERS MAKE MARKS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*BATTLES BROME TO HELP PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*TIDWELL ENDORSED FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG SUSPECT AWAITS EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HAIL, RAIN HIT WESTERN S.D.","Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE SKIPS ON WORK RELEASE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REWARD OFFERED FOR ARSON TIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRIBES TO HONOR THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UDALL WON'T HEAR BILL ON HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LONG-DISTANCE TO AID LUNG GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BIG SCHOOLS NOT ALWAYS BETTER--REPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS' HOPES RISE AS RAIN FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
APPLICANTS WANTED FOR STATE INVESTMENT PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BELLE FOUCHE WANTS STATE AID FOR AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FMHA LOANS TO HELP IMPROVE WATER SYSTEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OAHE CEREMONY SET FOR ONE MILLIONTH TREE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL TO STUDY STORMS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO TAKE INVENTORY OF NOXIOUS WEEDS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THIRD TRIAL IN RAPID CITY DEATH SET FOR AUGUST,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONSOLIDATED BEEF BUYS BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ROUGH ROAD RILES SCENIC RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TEST URANIUM HARD TO CONTAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*TOURISM SPENDING IN AREA STATES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*THE CLASS OF '87 SPEAKS OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RESPONSES TO THE CLASS OF '87 SURVEY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
THELMA KORTHALS COOKING,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
MEXICAN TOUR GUIDE AND POLISH BARBER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
AUTOMATED DIRECTORY AVAILABLE FOR MARKETING,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY GASOLINE PRICED UNDER {dollar}1,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL CREDIT UNION TO BUILD NEW OFFICES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
THISTLE INFESTATION COULD COST {dollar}8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CITICORP CONTINUES STRING OF SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*POSTAL SERVICE PLANS OFFICE NEAR CITIBANK,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FEDERAL EXPRESS TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
EXTENSION SERVICE ENTERS NEW AGE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
RAVEN NET INCOME DOUBLES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*MISSILE CREWS ALWAYS PREPARED FOR WORST,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FARM INCOME, LAND VALUES UP","Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOVIET UNION HAS SF IN ITS SIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*FISH STORY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SHARPE HEADS TELEPHONE PIONEERS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
VOLUNTEER CENTER BOARD CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
AGUILAR ELECTED LEAGUE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY LEADERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
VOITURE CLUB SELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
RIVER PLAN PROVIDES NICE GUIDE FOR CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FROEHLICH EXPLAINS WHY HE'S CANDIDATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SCHULTZ AMONG TOP 99 (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOHNSON'S VOICE HEARD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PEOPLE GAVE IN TO COACH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*HELWIG WRESTS TITLE FROM MORAN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REMEMBERS BALL THE BASIN LEAGUE WAY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BUSINESSMAN SEEKS STATE SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER DAIRY OFFICIAL TO RUN FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 MEN CHARGED IN ABERDEEN DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JAPANESE SEES MARKET FOR STATE'S BEEF,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SEE YOU NEXT FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OLSON WAS PRESENT AT BED CHECK,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"RACISM DECLINING IN CITY, LEADERS SAY","Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AREA BAND'S LEAD SINGER DIES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PASSES LIMITS ON CARRYOUT BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY CITES OWNER OF HUNAN'S,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"CITY MAN, SIX OTHERS DIE IN STATE","Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP ASKS BOARD TO LOOK AT POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TURNS THREE STATE OFFICES INTO ONE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DROUGHT AID DECISION EXPECTED SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ANTI-BALLOT-ISSUE GROUP GETS START,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*TRAFFIC JAMS OK--ONCE A CENTURY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
READY FOR THE YEAR 2000,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLANS FOR TEA SPEEDWAY ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITIZENS OFFER 7 SCHOOL PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHURCH BACKS CIVIL LIBERTIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HUNKING PORTRAYED AS COMPASSIONATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TWO MAJOR CHALLENGES CONFRONT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ASK KIDS WHAT SONG MEANS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DEPARTMENT WASTES WATER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PICNIC SEASON OPENS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REFUGEE PREPARES MEALS WITH TWO POTS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELECTRICAL PROBLEM CAUSED WEEKEND FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FINAL FOUR PROTESTERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 5 YEARS FOR DEALING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TABOR MAN CITED FOR VOLUNTEER WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
18-YEAR-OLD CHARGED WITH RAPING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DARE TO TAKE ANTI-DRUG CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EPA TO TEST FORMER TRI-STATE SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CONGREGATIONS AWAIT NEW PRIESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*RIVAL--HUNKING VOTED IN RESPONSE...,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY APPOINTS DIRECTOR FOR RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IMPEACHMENT OF TRIBE CHAIRMAN SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD ASKS PINE RIDGE TO HELP IN SPAT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEEN-AGER CHARGED IN DEATH OF FATHER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HALF OF REDI MONEY LOANED OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PRESENTATION SISTERS FACE {dollar}2 MILLION LOSS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD POLICE RECOVER JEWELRY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MARTY SCHOOL REMEMBERS FRIEND'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WASHINGTON BOYS SEEK TO DEFEND CROWN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MALL A POWERFUL MAGNET,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*ARENA SIGNS COSBY FOR AUGUST SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL INCREASES OFFER--UNION BALKS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LET'S CREAM 'EM,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD NURSING HOMES FALL SHORT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MATTHEW, NATURAL RESOURCES OFFICIAL, DIES","Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WASHINGTON BIDS HIGHER THAN ESTIMATE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SEVERAL VIOLENT CRIMES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE MUST ACT TO RETAIN ITS GRADS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TIME HAS COME TO DRAW THE LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BE CAREFUL ON TRANSFER OF COLLEGE CREDITS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
FIND OUT WHERE YOUR CANDIDATE STANDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
* A MAN AND A SNAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TICK SEASON IS HERE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD PRISON FORMS RARE CONGREGATION,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
'SQUARE ONE' HELPS KIDS LEARN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"DASCHLE, KERREY HOLD HEALTH HEARINGS","Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREE LUNCH PROGRAM PLANNED FOR SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOLS SET GRADUATION EXERCISES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IOWA FLOOD DAMAGE HITS {dollar}4.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DERAILED CARS SPILL JET FUEL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FRANKENFELD RENEWS CALL FOR MAIL CUTBACK,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE FOCUS ON SOLO TRIGGER MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MUENSTER GAINS TEACHER ENDORSEMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
POLICE CHIEF FIRED BECAUSE OF THREATENED SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
2 GIRLS DESCRIBE STALKER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FORMER FAIR CHIEF DIES AT 61,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARALYZED INMATE SETTLES PRISON SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SANTEE TRIBE TALK ABOUT CASINO,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"6 MUSEUMS AWARDED GRANTS OF {dollar}144,584","Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INMATE LOSES APPEAL ON JURISDICTION ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*LAKE ALVIN GUIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EDUCATION CONFERENCE SET FOR JULY 9-10,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LITHUANIAN PROFESSOR TO VISIT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SHERIFF MAY USE OFFICE TO HOUSE STAFF ONLY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"BINGO HALL BRINGS BIG BETS, BENEFITS","Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
911 SURCHARGE COSTS 75 CENTS PER MONTH,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
BIKER CONTEST PROTESTED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DISBARMENT SHOULD NOT BE MADE PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN TV DESCRAMBLER CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*MICKELSON CALLS FOR MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
RIVER FEUD MAY COOL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
ACTION ON AREA LAKES IS MINIMAL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*HOT SPRINGS GIRLS AIM TO DETHRONE SALEM,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE ASKS ABOUT AID TO LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MITCHELL VO-TECH OFFERS DELI CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
THREE FARM POLICY MEETINGS SLATED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
10 AREA HOMES RECEIVE HBA AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
UNION JILTS MORRELL'S WAGE HIKE OFFER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SODA ALTERNATIVE SEEKS WHEY INTO DRINK,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*JANKLOW--SD GAMBLING AWAY GROWTH,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN SAYS NO TO BID,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WELLNESS CENTER WINS TAX EXEMPTION APPEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LET PUBLIC SEE ALL LAWYER COMPLAINTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ACCUSED GIVEN SAME CONSIDERATION AS VICTIM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BEEPERS MIGHT PROTECT NEWSPAPER CARRIERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOVERNOR AGAIN FAILS TO PICK WOMAN JUDGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TV INTERVIEW SHOWS OTHER FACE OF FAME,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FLAMES FUEL ACTION, ACTORS PROVIDE DRAMA","Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ESCAPEE CAUGHT AFTER 10 DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IHS DIRECTOR TO SPEAK AT HEPATITIS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SF TEEN LOSES CONTROL, ROLLS VEHICLE","Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4 PEOPLE INJURED IN 3-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EX-PRISON OFFICIAL SETTLES OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TOYS 'R' ME,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RENNER RESIDENTS CLAIM SF DRYING UP WELLS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SF COMPANY HAS TO REMOVE DIRT, SOD","Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING AGENCY MAY LEAVE DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SF MAN GETS 3 YEARS IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STRATFORD BAR BURGLARIZED FOR 3RD TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAXPAYERS WILL PAY COURT COSTS FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WEEKEND EVENTS SET AT CRAZY HORSE GROUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEARFISH OFFICIALS EYE STREET PLAN COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*INDIAN ALCOHOLISM COULD WORSEN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"DRUGS USABLE AS EVIDENCE, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BIG SIOUX SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE TRACK BEGINS TODAY AT THREE SITES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AUTHORITIES SEARCHING FOR MISSING ELDERLY MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PIONEER CEMETERY IS SILENT MEMORIAL TO SETTLERS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BETTER, CHEAPER, MORE CONVENIENT","Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAVID-GOLIATH FIGHT LOOMS OVERS LOTTERY VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ARTS PLAN RAISES HOPES, CONCERNS (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOBBYISTS' MEAT DONATIONS DISTURBING (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LEAVE INDIAN GAMING OPERATIONS ALONE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ARENA INSULTED REGIONAL CUSTOMERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"RAPE IS A CRIME OF VIOLENCE, ANGER (L)","Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EDUCATION GROUP IS ANTI-FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
RAPE VICTIM THANKS READERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
WEAR A SEAT BELT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
NEA BRINGS ART TO RURAL AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
RAPID GROWTH HURTING CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
LET'S SELECT NEW STATE FLAG (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
STAAB SHOULDN'T VOTE ON VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
MURPHY UPENDS DARLING IN FINALS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
250 WILL GET ELK PERMITS FOR BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE--A BOAT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
AUSTAD FOUNDER TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING PROGRAM OK IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"VIBORG COMPANY GETS {dollar}100,000 LOAN","Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SOLAR CROSSES HELP LIGHT CEMETERIES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
GOP PLATFORM HEARING SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS PLANNED IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
ROBBERS SOUGHT IN WHISKEY THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*HILL CITY RESIDENTS HOLD PROTESTS, SIGN PETITIONS","Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
TAX EXEMPT PROPERTIES FACE REVIEW,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY CLIMBS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
PROSECUTOR HAS A SIXTH SENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN OFFICIALS KEEP BATTLING FOR SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE INTERIM DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
TABOR CZECH DAYS PLANNED JUNE 19-20,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES DOT REGION,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*OFFERING LITTLE TO EXCITE CLASSES OF '92,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*TECHNOLOGY AND USES GROW, BUT INCENTIVES LOW","Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*WINDOWS OPEN HOME TO SOLAR HEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"COOKING WITH SUN EASY, BUT TAKES TIME","Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.G, p.02, col.3"
"*LAUGHLIN GAMBLED, WON WITH GLITZ","Argus LeaderMay 24 1992, sect.G, p.02, col.4"
HOSMER INFANT DIES FROM BULLET WOUND,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HOMEOWNERS HIT HARDEST,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MIDDLEN ON COMEBACK AFTER OCTOBER CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KEVORKIAN IS STILL CROSSING MORAL LINE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TALK OF RACISM CASTS SHADOW OVER GATHERING,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*CHOICE ACT ALLOWS WOMAN TO DECIDE ON ABORTION,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*NOT RIGHT TO GIVE SOMEONE THE POWER TO END A LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PARENTS SHOULD PROVIDE KIDS WITH SOLID VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WICCANS WERE FOCUS OF PRISON GRIEVANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EUROPEAN ALLIES SHOW NO CONCERN FOR BOSNIA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MOM APPROVES GROUP'S BIBLE DISTRIBUTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"IRS EMPLOYEES HELPFUL, ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
VOICE YOUR OPINION ON GRADUATION PRAYER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
A PEACEFUL SOLUTION: LEARN TO LOVE YOURSELF (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
TEENS KEEP BUSINESSES AT THE EMPIRE ALIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
THERE ARE WAYS TO KEEP PRAYERS AT GRADUATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*ADA ALLOWS ATTENDANCE AND LEAVE POLICIES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*RAPID CITY MEN ESCAPE FROM CUSTER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY BUS ROUTE TO BE DETOURED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INVESTMENT COUNCIL SEEKS BOARD MEMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEADERSHIP FUND IS IN DOLLY'S MEMORY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN MISSING AT YANKTON FACILITY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GRADUATION CHEER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPIRIT OF REAL AMERICA LIVES IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GRASS WASTE RULE CHANGING,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHWAN'S STAYS IN FAMILY HANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FARM GROUP MAY BACK DEADWOOD VOTE DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN MAN DIES IN ASPHALT MACHINE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO BUILD MICKELSON GARDEN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GETTYSBURG MAN TO LEAD LAKES GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GIRLS STATE SET FOR MAY 31-JUNE 5,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN: GIVE CLINTON A CHANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE URGES PEOPLE TO BUCKLE UP,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FARM LAND VALUES UP SLIGHTLY IN PAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FARMER RIPS OUT TREES IN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*TEENS SHOULD CARE, SHARE THEIR FORTUNES","Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CLASS COOKS UP CAFE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*YAC PROFILE: MARK TIM OF HARRISBURG,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FLOODS CAUSE RISE IN TICK-BORNE DISEASES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CATHEDRAL POSTPONES AFRICA TRIP,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"OLSON SAVES THE DAY, AGAIN, AFTER GRADS ARE STOOD UP","Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
THERE IS NO NEED FOR SPECIAL SESSION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DELANO OUT OF TOUCH WITH PRISON INMATES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BRUSH UP ON TIPS TO HAVE SAFER SUMMER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DASCHLE TOO BUSY VOTING FOR TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"KEEP ISSUES ON TAXES SEPARATE, CLEAR (L)","Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PRESSLER SHOULD SUPPORT REFORM BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
EMERGENCY-CARE GIVERS DESERVE RECOGNITION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*HE STILL HAS MUCH TO OFFER STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*USD HAS WRITE STUFF,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HERE'S LOOK AT AUTHORS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EVENT DRAWS 8 FAMED GRADS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*THERE'S MORE THAN WALLEYE IN THE WATER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY LEGION RIVALRY HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROVIDES MONEY TO REIMBURSE HIS ELDERLY VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"HIGHEST POINT IS AT 18TH, BAHNSON","Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HARRISBURG DISTRICT ANNEXATION APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NO ARREST MADE FOR MICKELSON VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROSECUTOR SAYS TAPE IN MURDER CASE OK,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUDUBON CHAPTER TO PRESENT PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL IN STRUGGLE OVER NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PARKS DEPARTMENT VEHICLE STRIKES BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"SIX RUN FOR COMMISSION, SEVEN FOR SCHOOL BOARD","Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TO SERVE 3 YEARS FOR 7-ELEVEN HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PROVIDES MONEY TO REIMBURSE HIS ELDERLY VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
NEW CORSICA PLANT UNDER CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON MEMORIAL TO BE 6-FOOT-4 TALL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TEAM TO LOOK OVER LANDSLIDE IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WORKERS' COMP BID FOR STATE IS JULY 15,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"CUT TAXES, BUT SAVE SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*DAY IN THE SUN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ERRED IN KEEPING JUVENILE SHOOTING PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HOTEL MAY BE CLEARED IN FOOD POISONING CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
2 RUN FOR WATERTOWN MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*FIRE DAMAGES HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ESCAPED RAPIST MAY HAVE BEEN AT CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"FOUR DIE IN BLACK HILLS VAN, CAR CRASH","Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
86 PERCENT OF CORN IN PLANTED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
MORRELL IS 5TH IN PORK SLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
IF REALTOR WORKS FOR BUYER OF SELLER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*COACH CHARGES IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COACH CHARGED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EFFECTS OF DEER CREEK HEALTH PROBLEMS LINGER,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"TERM LIMITS COMING, JUST MATTER OF TIME (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CENTER GROUND BROKEN AND NONE TOO SOON (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*NAVAJO REJECTION OF GAMBLING MAKES THEM VISIONARIES,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CHELATION HAS HISTORY OF SATISFIED CLIENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
GOP'S CONTRACT HURTS SENIOR CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
TEENS BETTER DRIVERS THAN ELDERLY MOTORISTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
IT'S TIME TO ENFORCE DOG-REFUCE ORDINANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
"CONTACT JANKLOW BY PHONE, FAX, MAIL","Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAW OFFICERS RECEIVE OPTIMIST CLUB HONORS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE CAMPGROUNDS FILLING UP FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE FORTIFY PATROLS ON LOOP,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS WELL BEHIND NORMAL IN PLANTING,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL LEADER DIDN'T KEEP EQUIPMENT SALES SECRET,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIAL LAWYER ASKS JUDGE TO FROCE PROSECUTOR ON STAND,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CAMPANY RECEIVES DRAINAGE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROBATION VIOLATOR GETS 5 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL BOND ISSUE WINS IN A LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PIZZA THIEF TO SERVE 10 YEARS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAN PLEADS TO BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CLOSINGS FOR MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"PARADE, TALENT CONTECT BOTH PART OF ANNUAL CZECH DAY","Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
DESIGNER OF LINENS DIES AT LAKE HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*NUMBERS UP AT CHILDREN'S INN IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"*WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE","Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*RAVEN SALES STEADY LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SALUTE TO HOME FEDERAL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TRADE CORRIDOR WOULD HELP LOCAL ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
AM INDIAN LEADER REGRETS HE DIDN'T INSTILL UNITY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
FLOODING DISRUPTS NEW TRIAL IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
MCGOVERN LIKES DRIVING IN FAST LANE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WRITE AND WRONG,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SIX VOLUNTEERS HONORED FOR WORK TO HELP COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HILLARD PRAISES SIOUX VALLEY FOR CHILD CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*LEMON CAKE IS REFRESHING END TO BIG MEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 24 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BALLOON RACE MAY BE HEADED FOR FAILURE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAYOR RICK KNOBE HEADS TOWARD CITY HALL ON HIS HONDA,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAYOR RICK KNOBE HEADS TO CITY HALL ON HIS HONDA,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BALLOON RACE MAY BE HEADED FOR FAILURE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GAS AVAILABILITY SEEN FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMAS RECALLED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*POLICE LOOKING FOR BOY MISSING SINCE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
LIFETIME SAVED BY BOY'S ACTION,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EASY ON THE GAS PEDAL,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NUCLEAR WEAPONS NOT THE ANSWER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
US TAXES OPPRESSIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*TOT OFF RESPIRATOR A WHILE TO CELEBRATE 2ND BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WET CENTRAL CLOSER TO SPLIT AFTER ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MRS TER WEE HAS DONE A LOT OF LIVING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MRS TER WEE HAS DONE A LOT OF LIVING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CAREER ADMINISTRATOR HEADED FOR CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*THE WORLD'S LARGEST RUMMAGE SALE CONCLUDED AT THE C,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CAREER ADMINISTRATOR HEADED FOR CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"STATE, TRIBAL JUDGES MEET","Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"STATE, TRIBAL JUDGES MEET","Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORG PROS & CONS AIRED AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*PRIMARY PHYSICAL ED MAKES THE GRADE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PUTS ENERGY STORY BAN ON AP,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW PUTS ENERGY STORY BAN ON AP,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW PUTS ENERGY STORY BAN ON AP,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FAULKTON GIRL DIES IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CAR-BUS COLLISION INJURES FOUR,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
REGION TO GET 20 MORE JOB PANELS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LABOR OFFICE PROMOTES EQUALITY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LABOR OFFICE PROMOTES EQUALITY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ROUBIDEAUX-NO DENIAL IN JUSTICE FILE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CAR-BUS COLLISION INJURES FOUR,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ROUBIDEAUX-NO DENIAL IN JUSTICE FILE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
JUDGES PICKED FOR BEAUTY PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
PIERRE FIRE CAUSE DETERMINED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
GRASSHOPPER PROBLEM LOOMS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
HANSEN MEETING WITH GPO SENATORS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1979, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
FULL PENITENTIARY LEAVES BUDGET SHORT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ABORTION KEY TO SENATE FIGHT FOR SD VOTES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLICE IN HOT PURSUIT OF CHASE POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLICE IN HOT PURSUIT OF CHASE POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OZARK STRIKERS RATIFY CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SAFETY DEPOSIT CONTENTS MAY LACK COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SAFETY DEPOSIT CONTENTS MAY LACK COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LEARN TO RECOGNIZE TORNADO DANGER SIGNS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLES BRING TRADITION BACK TO WEDDINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*PROXMIRE'S BOOK FLEECES CONSUMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*UDA GRENZ-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
*O'GORMAN STORMS TO TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE CINDER MEET BIG SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STANLEY GETS RECORD,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*STANLEY GETS RECORD,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*COMPANY TAKES OUT 60-FOOT WANT AD,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*COMPANY TAKES OUT 60-FOOT WANT AD,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*EARNINGS GAP BETWEEN SEXES GROWING WIDER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*EARNINGS GAP BETWEEN SEXES GROWING WIDER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
EMERGENCY FUND AT LOW EBB,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*EARNINGS GAP BETWEEN SEXES GROWING WIDER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SULLIVAN STRESSES VOTERS' INVOLVEMENT IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GYM TEACHER READY FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SULLIVAN STRESSES VOTERS' INVOLVEMENT IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GYM TEACHER READY FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM OFFICIALS WATCHING MEMORIAL DAY TEST,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INQUIRY ENDS IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
LEGAL COMMUNITY OBJECTS OT SURVEY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
LEGAL COMMUNITY OBJECTS TO SURVEY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
INQUIRY ENDS IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
AREA CAMP SITES FULL,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BALCER'S ROLES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BALCER'S ROLES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW WINS 'PREDICTABLE BUT DULL' AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW WINS 'PREDICTABLE BUT DULL' AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*NEVER STOP READING, TESTING NEW IDEAS","Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN NOT FRIENDS OF SD WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITY NEEDS RECREATION FACILITIES FOR YOUTHS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITY NEEDS RECREATION FACILITIES FOR YOUTHS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION A THREAT TO SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
WILD IRISHMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
BLAMES LIBERALS FOR LOSS OF PRESTIGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
WILD IRISHMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
DISGUSTED-ANSWERED CENSUS THREE TIMES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
LEAVE JEFFERSON AS NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
2 KILLED ON SD ROADS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MEMORIAL DAY RITES PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CUBAN REFUGEES REJOIN THEIR FAMILY AT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
2ND DISTRICT CANDIDATES PITCH OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
2ND DISTRICT CANDIDATES PITCH OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
2ND DISTRICT CANDIDATES PITCH OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
2ND DISTRICT CANDIDATES PITCH OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BART KULL VOWS POSITIVE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
2ND DISTRICT CANDIDATES PITCH OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
2ND DISTRICT CANDIDATES PITCH OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
2ND DISTRICT CANDIDATES PITCH OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*GRADUATION REUNITES ETHIOPIAN FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE CHAPLAIN-A SPIRITUAL LOBBYIST,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*DIARIES, LETTERS TELL PIONEER'S STORY","Argus LeaderMay 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'HE SHOULD BE REMEMBERED',"Argus LeaderMay 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRODUCING ALCOHOL 'RISKY',"Argus LeaderMay 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAINS STATES CHANGING TUNE ON IRRIGATION,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAINS STATES CHANGING TUNE ON IRRIGATION,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*434 GRADUATING AT AUGUSTANA COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIDDENWOOD LAKE DRYING UP-BEACH WATERLESS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIX SCHOOL DISTRICTS STUDY JOINT BIDDING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"PROPER CARE NEEDED FOR CATS, KITTENS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CHANGE STUDIED FOR JAILS, PRISON (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ENERGY DEVELOPMENT FAVORED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ENERGY DEVELOPMENT FAVORED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ISN'T ORDINARY PREACHER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN ISN'T ORDINARY PREACHER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FORMER STATE SENATOR DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AUDITOR OMITTED NEPHEW'S NAME ON BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOME-LOAN PLAN TO AID SD BUYERS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*RETIREMENT--ACTIVE LIVING WITHOUT THE HASSLES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*3 FILMS WITH AN OFFENSIVE MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESIDENT REAGAN APPOINTED ANDERSON TO THE COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SERTOMA OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
THORPE APPOINTED TO BARBER BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*STATE MEET PROVES KWASNIEWSKI UNCHANGED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
END OF SON-WATCHING FOR YANKTON'S LYNCH,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SPIKE MILLER BACKBONE OF CANOVA BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS AREN'T COMPLAINING ABOUT STEADY RAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF MUST BUS STUDENTS TO WHERE THE SCHOOLS ARE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HELP FLANDREAU SCHOOL ENSURE FUNDING (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD JUDGE TO NOT STOP WATER RIGHTS SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WESTERN'S PIERRE PLANS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4-POINT PLAN URGED TO SAVE GOVT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITIZEN ARREST URGED TO CUT DRUNKEN DRIVING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DISGUSTED BY TICKET FOR DRIVEWAY PARKING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*JUDICIAL COMPROMISE PLEASES SNOWMOBILER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUTTE APPLIES FOR FLOOD DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COAL COMPANY GETS OK TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REWARD OFFERED FOR LIVESTOCK THIEVES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO KILLED IN MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT--HILL CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN TRIAL DATE SET IN MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"CONTRACTS ON 14TH ST, SOUTHEASTERN DRIVE","Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW--FREEMAN USING FALSE ADVERTISING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WINNER COUPLE'S MOTEL TRANSFER DECEITFUL,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
3 RECLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES GETTING HIGHER SALARIES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*'60 YEARS TO COLLECT, 6 HOURS TO SELL IT'","Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
MALL'S YORK STEAKHOUSE TO CLOSE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
NEF PICKED TO HEAD REGIONAL COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD DISCUSSES FUND-RAISING RULES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*THE LIFE OF CLUB PRO,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BROOKINGS' HATCH RIPS TENNIS OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MERGING STATE OFFICES CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW SUIT VIEWED AS LEGAL BULLYING TACTIC,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TRAVEL WITHIN YOUR BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESSMEN BANKING ON THEATER TO KEEP TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY REPRESENTATIVES WELCOME SUMMER VISITORS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MURPHY IS WOMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE AWARDS ALUMNI,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
CORY PLACES IN POSTOR CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
STATE NATIONAL GUARD UNIT CITED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*HITCHING A RIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*84-YEAR-OLD MOVING ON TO OTHER THINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN SENTENCED FOR ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INFORMATION ON INDIAN CLAIMS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ASKS FOR FAIRGROUNDS HELP,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIBYAN STUDENT DIES IN ONE-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OAHE BOARD TO ADOPT 1984 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHITE LAKE MAN BURNED AT PARTY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*MEUTZE ADMITTED MURDER, GIRLFRIEND TESTIFIES","Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUDIT REVEALS 197 FARMERS GOT 2 LOANS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REALTORS MOVING OFFICE TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MUSEUM'S CONSTRUCTION HEIGHTENS ANTICIPATION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN'S POLICIES ARE NOT PRACTICAL OR MORAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"THANKS, J.R., FOR HELPING HAND (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORKERS COULD FIND THEMSELVES WITHOUT A JOB (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"*LINCOLN GRADS HEAD FOR BIGGER, BETTER THINGS","Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AEFS BLAMES BANKRUPTCY ON FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE SHOULD JOIN IN MISSOURI COMPACT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HAYWARD WANTS TO SEE PLANS ON ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
LONG-DISTANCE RATES RISE FOR CALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RED CROSS RAISING MONEY FOR DISASTER VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RESIDENTS GET FREE VISIT TO CRAZY HORSE CARVING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SMALL GRAIN PLANTING IS ALMOST DONE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE PUBLIC TV STARTS MONEY-RAISING DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS DIVIDED OVER RESPONSIBILITY-WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
REPUBLIC SUIT SEEKS TAX REFUND FROM COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WILL DECIDE WHO GETS MOBIL OIL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
"*GOOD KNIGHT, SWEET PRINCES OF THE TENNIS COURT","Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SEEKING STATE DISCUS GOLD FOR O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TSCHETTER REPEATS IN CLASS A GIRLS GOLF,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRESCHOOL POMP,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD OKS {dollar}6.1 MILLION FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MITCHELL NURSERY PROBED FOR ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PREVENT CHILDREN FROM BECOMING A STATISTIC,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOTOWN TRIES CASHING IN ON OLDIES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOWN AND DIRTY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GIFTS HE CAN USE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
A LITTLE PREMATURE...BUT ACCURATE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
THE BIG TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
BOARD MAKES CRANE'S APPOINTMENT OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO COMBAT FRIVOLOUS LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HART'S WHISTLE STOP HAD OUT-OF-STATE FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWYERS TOLD TO END CRITICISM OF STATE JUDGES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAYING GOODBYE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE WANTS REVIEW OF RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HART ENLIVENS PRIMARY BY STOPPING IN STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BACCALAUREATE SHOULD HAVE GREATER SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COCKLE'S COMMENT DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"TAXES UP, SERVICE UNCHANGED (L)","Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STORY ABOUT POLIO PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
VOTERS' INTELLIGENCE INSULTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*LOVERS TIE KNOT IN BARROOM CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEMORIAL DAY LIQUOR LAW CONFUSES DEALER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TOLLEFSON NAMED NEW WATER CONGRESS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR TAKES CREDIT FOR SAVING WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AGENCY WILL DETERMINE NEED FOR SOIL REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HOMES NOW AVAILABLE FOR STATE FAIR LODGING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LOCAL MAN TO STAND TRIAL ON ROBBERY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SOCIAL PROGRAM SCHEDULE IS MADE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VISITORS TO ZOO NOW WILL USE NEW ENTRANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"{dollar}400,000 LOAN FOR RURAL WATER SYSTEM","Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN PAPER TO SWITCH TO MORNING DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GARY HART WILL MAKE PLANE STOP AT RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOLIDAY ROAD TOLL COUNT BEGINS AT 6 TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL DELAYS DECISON ON BARRING ROAD BIDDER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RANCHER KILLED WHEN PICKUP TRUCK LEAVES ROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS CO LOSES FEDERAL PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE MAY MOVE TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MARSKE VETERAN OF STATE TRACK MEETS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
VOKSSPORTS ARE ACTIVITIES FOR PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD ATHLETES LOOKING FOR NEW PLACES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE CLEARED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*ALL-STAR GIG'S GOT GAGS GALORE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POSTAL EMPLOYEE WINS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"DAD, SON DROWN IN HURON","Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*YOU ARE WHAT YOU READ,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
ASSOCIATION THANKS PHARMACISTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CABBAGE PATCH CLINIC WAS SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GIRLS THANK SERTOMA CLUB (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MUSEUM THANKFUL FOR EXHIBIT HELP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
EDITORIAL ON CANOVA WAS HOGWASH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IDENTIFICATION ALONE DOESN'T PROTECT KIDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ELECTION RECOUNT WAS FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*THOSE BRINGING GOD'S WORD,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
80 YEARS AGO STATE MEET WAS DIFFERENT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATE COMPETITORS MAKE TRACKS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REPORT FROM THE 1985 SHAREHOLDERS MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*TRACK MIXTURE OF FRENZY, FROLIC","Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*REGENT TIGHT-LIPPED ABOUT HOOPS AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOY IN SERIOUS CONDITION AFTER BIKE-TRUCK CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUILDINGS' TAX REVENUE LOWER THAN FILE FIGURES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE EXTENDS MORRELL STRIKE PROHIBITION,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILBANK MAN DIES IN MINNESOTA CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'GORMAN BAND TAKES 1ST IN COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN SIGNS IRS-LOG REPEAL INTO LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOFFERAHN DIPS INTO GUBERNATORIAL WATERS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 ARE CHARGED WITH VIOLATING SALES-TAX LAWS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DESMET MAN LIVES BY THE CUTTING EDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FAWN IS BORN A STEP FROM TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COURT UPHOLDS FORECLOSURE AGAINST RANCHER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DREDGING OF LAKE HERMAN BEGINS IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"EXPERT--HOPPERS ARE HATCHING, BUT DON'T SPRAY","Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS GIVES TO DISABLED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS JAMES RIVER DESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PART OF STATE SUFFERING DROUGHT, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"STUDENTS PLAN PARTY FREE OF ALCOHOL, DRUGS","Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SENIORS AT THE SD SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN VETERANS WILL DISCUSS JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*MEMORIAL REFLECTS LOSSES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE OFFICIALS' PAY OUTPACES INFLATION,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KSFY TO DELAY RACE COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"MAN, 74, KILLS WIFE, THEN SELF","Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
A HAND FOR PUTTING ON HANDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEAVE HOLIDAY WHERE IT IS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MEDICAL SCHOOL IS BIG PLUS FOR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ISSUES SHOULD BE ADDRESSED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LET'S LEARN SIGN LANGUAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEFENSE BUDGET CAN BE CUT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MEIERHENRY REMARK OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SIMILARITIES LINK AMERICAN INDIAN RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*RESEARCH FUELS HOPE FOR ELECTRIC TRACTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDIC SCHOOLS DISAGREE ABOUT EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BIGHORN PROPOSAL ANGERS GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CONSERVATION VALUE CAN'T BE MEASURED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
"RIVER WALLEYE PLENTIFUL, BUT SMALL","Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SLOWPITCH CONTINUES TO THRIVE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*WOMEN STEER NEW COURSE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLOOD WARNING ISSUED FOR GRAND RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAC CHAIRMAN ACCUSES ABDNOR OF LYING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH FAILS TO TURN UP DROWNING VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTAN DIES IN MINNESOTA CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER FLOWS AGAIN IN KENNEBEC - FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RICE TWINS RECALL TIES TO LOCAL COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SPLIT HOLIDAY REKINDLES CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD PLANS EDUCATION ON AIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NORTHWESTERN BELL TO BAN SMOKING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*OLDHAM HIGH'S FINAL 8,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BANNER YEAR SEEN FOR TOURISM,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
DASCHLE TO SPONSOR BUSINESS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GOVERNMENT DROPS CHARGES AGAINST WOMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HEIDEPRIEM AGAINST FEDERAL CONTROL OF FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MONDAY IS DEADLINE TO APPLY FOR DISASTER LOANS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MORE SHOULD BE SPENT ON READINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NO TRACE OF BOMB FOUND AFTER THREAT AT MALL,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TWO FIRMS WANT CONTRACT TO CLEAN UP TAILINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*RESEARCH FUELS HOPE FOR ELECTRIC TRACTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CONFIRMATION CLASSES REUNITE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSE BUILT OF MORE THAN LEGENDS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*JOYCE NELSON'S CHILDHOOD TREATS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1986, sect.F, p.08, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS SCHOOLS GO 1ST CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WITHSTANDING THE TEST OF TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SHOULD BE MORE CHOLESTEROL-CONSCIOUS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BACK IN STEP WITH THE NATION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RALLY BY MORRELL UNION MOVED ONE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOLUNTEER OFFERS PET-CARE TIPS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GIVE MORRELL BOSSES PAY CUTS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*HATCH BEGINS TITLE DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOY KILLED IN AUGER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENTENNIAL OFFICE MOVES TO CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE PEST EXPERT WARNS OF APHIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SWIM PASSES TO GO ON SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS BARN,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE DEMOCRATS LOOK FOR LEADER OF THE PACK,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANCER IS A MATTER OF LIFE & DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS OPPOSE DEPARTMENT SHUFFLING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS OPPOSE TRAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*COMMENCING LIFE AFTER COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO KILL APPEAL OF LICENSE RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*TOURISM GENERATED PAYROLL,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LIFE AMONG THE MISSILES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY HOUSING A BARGAIN--SURVEY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OLSON GUILTY OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
EDUCATION DESERVES TOP PRIORITY IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SENATE SHOULD RATIFY TREATY BEFORE SUMMIT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"STATE, LOCAL AUTHORITIES MUST HELP IN FIGHT","Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY MAN ARRAIGNED ON ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRST LADY TO SPEAK AT MEMORIAL EVENT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 STREETS CLOSED FOR REPAIR WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GRADS SAY GOODBYE, HELLO BRAZIL","Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW 41ST STREET MALL IN WORKS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OGLALA TRIBE FIGHTS AGAINST BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GANNETT AWARD HONORS 3 LOCAL VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*BISHOP MARKS 60 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HOVEN NUMB AFTER LOSS OF 6 IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTA FIRM TO RECYCLE TIRES IN BELLE FOURCHE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
3 MORE FIRMS RECEIVE LOW-INTEREST LOANS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*DEADLY WEEKEND IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PLANS PUBLICATION ON OPEN MEETINGS LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LOCAL GROUPS AWARDED MONEY TO FIGHT DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
MITCHELL CHURCH JOINS DEBATE OVER TV CARTOON SERIES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
MICKELSON PRAISES TOSHIBA INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MUCH OF SD STILL VERY DRY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*WOMAN KEEPS FAMILY SUPPLIED WITH TREATS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AREA STUDENTS WIN BYRD STIPENDS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
LOCAL TEACHERS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
OUTSTANDING WOMEN SELECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
O'GORMAN RALLY NETS TENNIS TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MARTIN TAKES DWU BASKETBALL POSITION,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*GALLAND CASE CLOSED, NO DEATH PENALTY","Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL FIXUP GETS 2ND LOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARRAR FACES BANK BATTLES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*CAR, TRACTOR COLLIDE EAST OF BERESFORD","Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WRIGHT SHOULD STEP DOWN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY NEEDS SKATEBOARD PARK (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DECIDE WHS ISSUE BY HOLDING ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ANOTHER JUNIOR HIGH NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SHOW RESPECT TO FLAG (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BOARD ACTION IS ILLEGAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PEOPLE PAY FOR REMODELING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
AREA LAKES HOLD PROMISE FOR WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'88 CHAMPS ENTER STATE 'A' MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*'PUMPBOYS' BRING BAND LIFE TO STAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*VETERANS PLANT FLAGS TO REMEMBER THEIR COMRADES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SOME MAY NOT BE READY FOR KINDERGARTEN,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CRASH PILOT REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GAMING PANEL SET TO CONSIDER APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MILLION DOLLAR BOND SET FOR FUGITIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEIL YOUNG ADDED TO MUSIC FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEEN SENTENCED IN SHOOTING SPREE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WAGON TRAIN VISITS EROS CENTER FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATE SEEKS OFFICE TO REPAY CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE--CONSIDER HOSPITAL ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS TELL TAX COMMITTEE OF CUTS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SHERIFF BLASTS STATE FAIR SECURITY FORCE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*IN REMEMBRANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BARKER WANTS 2ND YEAR OF FREEZE REMOVED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
STATE VIP'S ABSENT AT WAGON TRAIN LAUNCH,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"CITY, AREA STILL NEED MORE RAIN","Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
FORMER EDITOR OF MITCHELL PAPER DIES AT 68,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
TEA RACE TRACK ON COLLISION COURSE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*RUSSIAN AT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1989, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*PIZZA PARLOR READY TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATES ASKED TO BAN MACHINES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WIFE-KILLER GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
VERMILLION CHILD DIES IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BROOKINGS WITHOUT TAXI AFTER DRIVER LEAVES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AIRLINE SAFETY-SEAT PLAN IS GOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LACK OF KNOWLEDGE IS PREGNANCY PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"500,000 PROTESTED 1,500,000 KILLINGS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRACK MEET COVERAGE WAS WAY OFF TRACK (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*MAKE DIFFERENCE SIMPLY BY GETTING INVOLVED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HYPE HITS NEW LOWS WITH 'TRACY',"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'FUTURE' MEETS FRONTIER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLAYHOUSE REVIVES 'LA MANCHA',"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SENIORS GET PRIMED FOR FINAL FLING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR DECLARES 2 DROUGHT COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESIDENT BUSH BACKS PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PRESSLER RAISES {dollar}123,652 IN 6-WEEK PERIOD","Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SINCLAIR WANTS JUNE TO BE HIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IN FULL BLOOM,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARNOLDS PARK GEAR TO GO ON BLOCK,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE POSSIBLY HIT BY MEASLES OUTBREAK,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FLOOD WORRIES GROW IN YANKTON AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GORBACHEV WILL SURVIVE--LITHUANIAN,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
3 MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN I-90 DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT REPORTER FOUND GUILTY ON ALL COUNTS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISBARRED LAWYER WANTS COMPLAINTS KEPT PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-POLICE CHIEF PLANS SUITS AGAINST ELK POINT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DECISION WON'T HURT COLLEGE--PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MOBRIDGE BOY KILLED IN CAR-BICYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HIGH COURT DISBARS SIOUX FALLS LAWYER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WAGON TRAIN TO VISIT EXCLUDED TOWNS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*LONG TERM HEALTH PLAN NEEDED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*MENNO BOYS HOPE TO RULE 'B' TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OSHA OFFICER PROBES MORRELL,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*RIVER RUN CONSTRUCTION BEGINS SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*PATRIOT HURDLES TO VICTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ZOO BREEDER CAN'T GET OVER THE HUMP,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
30 STATES OUTSPEND SD IN TOURISM ADS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON TO JANKLOW--SD VOTED FOR GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TREAT PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AS ANYONE ELSE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROGRAM HELPS FAMILIES THAT HELP THEMSELVES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WEST 12TH STREET DRIVE SHORTENS TEMPERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*STATE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK MEETS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARNOTTS PLAN SUIT AGAINST SF,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FALL RIVER COUNTY DESIGNATED FLOOD AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN FACES CHARGES OF RAPE, BURGLARY","Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRISES HONORED BY DEMOCRATIC PARTY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STING OPERATION NETS ILLEGAL ALCOHOL SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GIGGLE GIRLS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN FIGHTS CANCER IN PUBLIC EYE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES AGREE ON MANY ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HARMLESS DUST MAKES RIVER TURN RED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWSUIT FILED IN TRUCK WRECK,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT UPHOLDS CITY'S DENIAL OF BINGO REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE INTRODUCES BILL FOR PROPOSED BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN'S GUILTY PLEA MAY FORCE MORE TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOWER BUILDING COST REDUCES SCHOOL BOND,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MITCHELL STUDENT WINS NATIONAL ART CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CITY SEARCHING FOR SKATEBOARD INSUROR,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EMPLOYEES MUST LIVE IN CITY OR TAKE CUT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LEADERS STUDY TRIBAL CONSTITUTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MORATORIUM LIFTED ON SOME ANIMAL IMPORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBE OFFICIAL ADMITS STEALING RENT MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WAGON TRAIN PLANS BERESFORD-AREA TOUR,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"KERREY TO VISIT SF, YANKTON","Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
ABERDEEN POLICE TO TAKE TO THE TRAINS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BLACK VETERANS RECALL OWN WAR,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GIFT INTENDED TO LURE GRADS TO DROP LINE SOMETIME,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
URBAN AID MAY HURT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SENIOR YEAR OFTEN A TIME OF CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*CLASS OF '92 LOOKS BACK, FORWARD, UP","Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
'LETHAL' PAIR CHARM IN 3RD ADVENTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CARETRAUM RESPONDED PROFESSIONALLY TO CALL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WORKERS SHOULDN'T BE AT COMPANY'S MERCY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
2 WOMEN'S STORIES WORTH NOTING TODAY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WASHINGTON TOO SMALL FOR AN ARTS CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
COLON CANCER CAN BE CONCERN FOR FAMILY MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SKIING PROVIDES WAVES OF FUN,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RETIREMENT PLAN YIELDS CALCULATED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"ARTIST, WRITER TO RECEIVE DAKOTA HISTORY AWARDS","Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ETHICS TO BE TOPIC OF FUND-RAISING MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DANGER HIGH IN BLACK HILLS AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR WANBLEE MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"VETERANS PROGRAM, MASS PART OF EVENTS","Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAILED TO FINAGLE SERIES TICKETS FROM BUSH,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW RECEIVES DIPLOMA,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SENIOR PRIMP,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITIZENS FIND ACTION SPEAKS TO LEADERS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ORGANIC GARDENING AT PINE RIDGE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FOUR VIE FOR POSTS ON COUNTY BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LENNOX HIGH SCHOOL ADDITIONS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
YANKTON PLANS ANNUAL APPRECIATION DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
15 TO BE INDUCTED INTO SD HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PARTY SET FOR PEOPLE WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PLAY LANGUAGE CAUSES STIR IN FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*FARMERS NOT READY TO PANIC,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
USD SLEUTHS CATCH UP TO STOLEN ITEMS AT NY BALLPARK,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MARY DEVISH REPLACED FULLER AS 'ARGUS' PUBLISHER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEWAGE BACKED UP INTO HOMES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GRADUATION PRAYER BAN REAFFIRMED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CHANGE INEVITABLE AT DEAF CAMPUS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MUST PRIORITIZE PROJECTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE MAY BE SOUGHT PRIVATELY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HUTCHINSON NAMES NEW MANAGER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*MAN GETS 7 YEARS IN THEFT, FORGERY","Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION OK'S COMMUNITY CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN CAR BREAK-INS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 180 DAYS IN BRIEF ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 SOUTH DAKOTANS HONORED AS SCHOLARS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AARP LEADER WANTS SOCIAL SECURITY UNTOUCHED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REMEMBERING TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ACT ON CHEST PAINS, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PARTS CAME FROM MICKELSON PLANE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MONEY, CONFIRMATION TOP SESSION AGENDA","Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"SCHOOL TEST SCORES HIGHER, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"ARRAIGNMENT SET IN RAPE, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOLITION TO START ON YANKTON CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTA WOMAN CHARGED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WEB WATER COULD REACH EUREKA 1995,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*OLD BUT ROLLING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BISHOP CONSOLES HOSMER FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WATERTOWN PETITIONS THROWN OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ELECTION DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
QUARRY DECISION DEFERRED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
TAKING THEIR GAMES ON THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PLAY THE TRAVEL GAME (WITH SUCCESS),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TULIPS TOUGH TO MOVE; IRIS AREN'T,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
"*ON DECK, THE 1994 SEASON","Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PERSISTENT FISHERMAN STRIKES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PARENTS SACRIFICE KIDNEY TO GIVE TWIN GIRLS LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOLICITORS TAKE LARGE PORTION OF CHARITIES DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MICKELSON OBVIOUS NAME FOR SCHOOL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
EX-MITCHELL MAYOR SUPPORTS BEDDOW'S RUN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
HERITAGE CENTER WORTH A STOP--HAIRBALL AND ALL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
"ARENA'S CONCERT CROWD WAS FUN, COURTEOUS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
DELANO HAS COURAGE TO CONTRADICT 'POWERS' (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
SD WAGES ARE NOTHING TO CELEBRATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
SIGN REMOVED FROM PARK AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARMED STANDOFF ENDS WITH DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HARTFORD OVERTURNS COUNCIL ON CAR LOT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEA RESIDENTS FACE WATERING RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TURNS LAND OVER TO HUMBOLDT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MORRELL, NSP DEAL GAINS APPROVAL","Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*LIMO, LOUIE'S LEARNING","Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"HEAT AFFECTS LEARNING, PRINICPAL SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONSULTANTS SUGGESTING BUS CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GOP PRIMARY IS FOCUSING ON STYLES OF LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR SUMMER JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEARING IN LENNOX SEX CHARGE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN GETS 15 YEARS FOR ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD WATER PROJECT HITS OBSTACLE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FBI AGENTS STILL SEARCHING FOR INFO ON BANK ROBBER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE SENATOR CRITICIZED FOR CAMPAIGN METHOD,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HAIL STRIKES NORTHEAST SD,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*PARENTS REUNITE WITH EXCHANGE GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PAYS {dollar}200 FOR FAILING INSPECTION RULES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"DEADWOOD'S HISTORIC BODEGA LISTS DEBTS OF {dollar}600,000","Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
SOYBEAN PROCESSOR WANTS SITE BY OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SENATORS FOCUS ON BLACK HILLS FOREST FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"110,000 VISIT PARKS DURING OPEN HOUSE","Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN GRAVESTONE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
RAVEN SETS NEW GOALS FOR GROWTH,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TWA BACK IN TOWN BEGINNING NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
GATEWAY LAWSUIT WANTS WAITT OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*SKYFORCE FIRE LYONS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GET START ON 2ND SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"STANGARONE, STEVENS ROLL TO CLASS A TITLES","Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HITCHING RIDE PART OF RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THE WRONG TROPHY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WHIPPING BOY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLITICAL DIRECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CREATING COOKBOOKS HELPS AUTHOR LOSE WEIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COOKING TAKES THE CAKE WITH FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*41ST STREET IS FULL,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PROJECT ENCOURAGES CITY DWELLERS TO LEND HAND,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RIVER SUBSIDES AFTER NEARING UNCONTROLLABLE LEVELS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE NEARS BUDGET VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HAGGLE OVER HOW THE CUTS WILL AFFECT PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
KEEP SCHOOL FUNDS FOR CORE SUBJECTS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*SO LONG, MS. CHUNG, AND GOOD RIDDANCE (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZENS OWE THANK YOU TO JOHNSON (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ARGUS ARTICLE DID DISSERVICE TO WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--HIGH-SCHOOL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FILM LIBRARY'S CLOSING NEEDS PUBLIC OUTCRY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DASCHLE WELCOMES PROBE BY ETHICS PANEL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SUMMER-CAMP COMFORT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COLLMAN TO LEAVE FIRST METHODIST IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*UNIVERSITY AN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES (PROF),"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*NEW DIRECTOR HAS BIG PLANS TO EXPAND SPORT IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL FUND-RAISER LOSES 2 HALL OF FAMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FISHING FOR CRAPPIES PART OF FAMILY MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WALLEYES FINALLY HITTING AT YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
US WEST TALLEST BUILDING IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR HONORS 17 STATE EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HURON KILLING MOTIVE: PROTECTION?,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THE ZOO FASCINATES VISITORS OF ALL AGES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MONUMENT TO HONOR CIVIL WAR VETERANS--CITY CEMETERY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SIX MORE COUNTIES PUT ON DISASTER LIST,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PARTNERSHIP TO WORK ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL SENIORS VOTE FOR PRAYER,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
15 SELECTED INTO SD HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FUNDING TO AID FIGHT ON FAMILY VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
EAGLE BUTTE MAN EARNS NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RAINS DELAY UPSCALE HOUSING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PHONE TROUBLE? SEVERED CABLE STOPS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CRUSADER FOR SREVERAL CAUSES,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*POPULAR STATE PARKS,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*A PAIN ON MINNESOTA AVE.,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PLANS 22 MORE STORES THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
STATE FARM-DEBT MEDIATION OBSERVES 7TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
MOVE OUTHOUSE ELSEWHERE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
GOVERNMENT WON'T SEEK RETRAIL IN FOSSIL HUNTERS CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PREHISTORIC LIZARD UNDER ASSEMBLY SHOWS VIOLENT PAST,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
LEAD OFFICIALS WARY OF SECOND LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 25 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
Yankton man may be Beddow pick.,"Argus LeaderMay 25, 1994, sect.B, p.2, col.1"
"SMALL CARS, CYCLES IN BIG DEMAND","Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONCERN EVIDENT IN EMERSON PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CONCERN EVIDENT IN EMERSON PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CONCERN EVIDENT IN EMERSON PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN'S VOTE AGAINST RATIONING PLAN DEPLORED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
SISTER KESSLER RESIGNS STATE POST,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MILLS BROS, NABORS AT CORN PALACE","Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS NATIONAL FUEL UPDATE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE DEATH PENALTY BACK IN SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN PRAISES WHEAT RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAIL TASK FORCE TO MEET IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BALLOON LAUNCH TIME UP IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HANGMAN FOR HIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DIESEL FUEL SUPPLIES RUNNING TIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HANSEN EYEING SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRAIRIE WIND TAKES NOVEL APPROACH,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MARK HOLLAND JUMPS AT LATE SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ATTORNEY NEGOTIATES DETAILS OF RELEASE MCSTRAVICK,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*HOLIDAY TOURIST TRAFFIC UP--MAYBE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRE OFFICIALS IGNORING LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FIRE OFFICIALS IGNORING LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MEMORIAL DAY ACTIVITIES SET,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
8 DIE ON SD ROADS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*YOU CAN'T TAMPER WITH TRADITION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*NEW DIRECTORY COVERS EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*COUNTY COMMISSION CANDIDATE SAYS SHE'S NO NOVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARMY EXPECTS HIGHER ENLISTMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY COMMISSION CANDIDATE SAYS SHE'S NO NOVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONDITIONS AS BAD AS 1976,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JEFFREY NELSON-BOND ISSUANCE MIGHT PASS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JEFFREY NELSON-BOND ISSUANCE MIGHT PASS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OAHE OFFICIAL-CANDIDATES DRAGGING HEELS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OAHE OFFICIAL-CANDIDATES DRAGGING HEELS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OAHE OFFICIAL-CANDIDATES DRAGGING HEELS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DENTAL SCREENING VOLUNTEERS THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WHO REMEMBERS PLIGHT OF INDIANS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SPENDING DESTROYING US ECONOMIC SYSTEN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MCGOVERN HAS GOOD IDEAS FOR MIDDLE EAST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BOYS STATE UNDERWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABSENTEE VOTE DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'OUTSTANDING OFFICER' PROMOTED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"KATUS, STOFFERAHN WILL DEBATE","Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN'S BILL SOLVES HAY BILL WOES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'OUTSTANDING OFFICER' PROMOTED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHARN TO BE CANDIDATE FOR PUC,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHARN TO BE CANDIDATE FOR PUC,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHUMAKER-'I'M BUILDING THE PARTY',"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"KATUS, STOFFERAHN WILL DEBATE","Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN'S BILL SOLVES HAY BILL WOES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURD SWORN IN AS JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
RAIN OFFERS TEMPORARY RELIEF,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VETS SHARE PRIDE IN SERVING COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VETS SHARE PRIDE IN SERVING COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VETS SHARE PRIDE IN SERVING COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOVIE-GOERS GET TRIPLE DOSE OF NOSTALGIA THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*WORKING WITH VENOMOUS SNAKES...,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*WORKING WITH THE VENOMOUS SNAKES...,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HIGH JUMPING-THE RATTLESNAKE COUNTRY METHOD,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AMATEUR BASEBALL ON UPSWING IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MEMORIALS HONOR WAR DEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM OFF TO GOOD START OVER HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MEMORIALS HONOR WAR DEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON MUST PICK 1 AIR ROUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DOCUMENTING PRISON NEEDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIKED CENTENNIAL EDITION OF ARGUS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*NORTHERN BORDER PIPELINE PROCEEDING ON SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"SD-BORN ARTIST DEAD IN MINNETONKA, MINN","Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SD-BORN ARTIST DEAD IN MINNETONKA, MINN","Argus LeaderMay 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LYLE BENSON COVERS HIS HEAD WITH HIS COAT...,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
1-2 INCHES OF RAIN FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"200 SF PLUMBERS, PIPEFITTERS ON STRIKE","Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL RESTAURANTS CONTINUE MEAT & POTATOES IMAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LINDGREN IS THE 1982 DANCE CHAMP,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
ADULT EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*MARVIN THORSTENSON HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
DOCTORS RECEIVE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
STUDENTS CHOSEN FOR PUBLICATION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS LINE UP TO RECEIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER SF MAN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--CORPS DOESN'T HAVE TO RETURN LAND TO TRIBE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOYALTON NO LONGER SD TOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD SYMPHONY NAMES '82-83 ARTISTIC ADVISER,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MATHIS' INFANT SON WITH HIM AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
O'CONNOR SPENDING MORE THAN VARILEK,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DON'T LET BROCKHOUSE COLLECTION SLIP AWAY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"LAW DAY, LOYALTY DAY ORIGINS EXPLAINED (L)","Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
C&NW REPAIRS TO BEGIN JULY 1,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY OF LENNOX DROPS LIQUOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNION ASKS JANKLOW TO STAY OUT OF TALKS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS BACK CRISIS BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COUNTY LOBBYIST SAYS HE WON'T BE NEEDED SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LEAKING COUNTY LIBRARY ROOF TO BE REPAIRED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RAIN DELAYS SPRING PLANTING,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"NAASZ, GREENO, SALEM TO ENTER HALL OF FAME","Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DICK BROOK WANTS OUT OF COACHING DUTIES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN'S BEATTIE MISSES CONTRACT DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PAPER CARTONS PROTECT MILK'S VITAMINS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}8 MILLION AVAILABLE FOR 9.875 PERCENT MORTGAGES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOVIETS WILL SEE WE'RE SERIOUS ABOUT MX,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SHERIFF INVESTIGATING COUNTY PUBLIC DEFENDER,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'RETURN OF THE JEDI',"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ISLAND RESIDENT TO SPEAK FOR PEACE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PROFESSIONAL WOMEN TO MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GROUP-CARE CONFERENCE IS JUNE 2-3,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
LUNG ASSOCIATION PLANS TREK,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*READY FOR A RUMMAGE SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLOOD ON JEANS LINKED TO VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD TO DISCUSS TOUGHER STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ESCAPEE PLEADS INNOCENT TO BURGLARY, ESCAPE","Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SUIT REACHES IRE OF AUTHOR, BOOKSELLERS' GROUP","Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CRASH ON NORTH DRIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"LOAN MONEY PLEASES REALTORS, BUILDERS","Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DALE FILES BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INMATE SUES FOR EYE INJURY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"ECONOMIC SUMMIT MAINLY FOR SHOW, NOT SUBSTANCE (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*US SHOULD TAKE LEAD IN NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"SOCIAL PROGRAMS, NOT NASA, NEED TRIMMING (L)","Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
IT'S TIME TO BE SERIOUS ABOUT NUKE FREEZE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
O'GORMAN GRADS URGED TO KEEP MORAL VALUES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR WILL CONDUCT BUSINESS SEMINARS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GROUNDBREAKING FOR TREATMENT CENTER IS JUNE 3,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*WASHINGTON HIGH GRADUATES 101ST CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONVENTION SITE DEVELOPER QUITS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE TAKEN OFF MAYOR RECALL CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RANCHER TESTIFIES AGAINST POWER LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY HAS AN UNUSUAL SALE GOING,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TEACHERS CONTRACT OK'D IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TOWN INVITES STAR TO ITS CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BELL BILLS OFFSET INSTALLATION COSTS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMPTROLLER PASSES NORWEST ACQUISITION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN SUES SHERIFF FOR FORECLOSURE SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PARKS PREPARE FOR SUMMER VACATIONERS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATION OWNERS HAVE CHANGED SIGNS BEFORE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VA TABLES RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FORT MEADE HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*MAN BIKES ACROSS STATE TO PROTEST MX,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
INMATES' LAWYERS ASK HIGH COURT FOR NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WINNER'S SUPIK TOWARD DREAM OF SHOT PUT GOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL FOR DEAF'S KREGER JUMPING FOR GLORY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BRANDON'S ALL-WEATHER TRACK SELF-DESTRUCTING,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*CRANKBAITS ARE COLORFUL, WIGGLY FAVORITES","Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CENTERVILLE BULLHEAD TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRESPASSING TRIAL SET,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITY COOL TO HOUSING BOND BIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
POPPY DAYS WILL HELP VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
TO MR LARSON--WHEREVER YOU ARE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
RUN FOR WOMEN WAS EXHILARATING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
"25,000 PANCAKES MEANS {dollar}10,000 (L)","Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
*STUDENTS ON A FIELD TRIP,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AIR BASE MAY GET MONEY FOR IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BOYS CLUB BOARD, STAFF PLEDGE {dollar}125,000","Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN SERIOUS CONDITION AFTER CYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA PUBLIC RADIO TO HAVE AUGIE STATION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUPPORTERS WILL HAVE NEWS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUPPORTERS LOOKING FOR VOTES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLANS RESEARCH SHOWING EFFECT OF CALCIUM,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MEDIA AND THE LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JOINT EFFORT NEEDED TO HELP C&NW (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATURE NEEDS MANY ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BICYCLISTS DESERVE COURTESY FROM DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DOGS DESERVE BETTER CARE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NEW ANTI-TRUST LAW NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SALVADOR AID IS MONEY WASTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SPRINGFIELD ALSO DISASTER AREA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
POLITICIZING OLYMPICS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TRAVEL AIDS APPRECIATED OF CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
2 WORKERS SAFE AFTER BEING BURIED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HART URGES CANCELLATION OF B-1 BOMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
HUMANE SOCIETY TAKES IN ABANDONED PETS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
CABLE TV INCREASE DRAWS CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
COMMUNITY COLLEGE TO GRADUATE 22,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS PROTEST SMOKING PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
NATIONAL GUARD PLANS BRIDGE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
VFW COMMANDER TO VISIT LOCAL POST,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*WATERTOWN LONG JUMPER BURY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*BATTLE ON THE OVAL, IN THE PITS","Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA STATE'S CUTLER DELAYS SUMMER PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*FOREVER LOST, BUT MEMORY REMAINS","Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S TIME TO MOVE AHEAD WITH PROJECT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CITY SHOULD RETAIN 3-MEMBER COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*GROWING CITY NEEDS A BIGGER COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WRITER OFF BASE IN ATTACKING INDIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*LIMELIGHT AND SUNLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EARLY MORNING RUN EASES TENSION FOR COACH,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ALEXANDER GETS 3 HITS IN LAKE NORDEN'S 19-RUN INNING,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
NEW FLAT-SIDED BAT COMES TO SF,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*THE NICOTINE TRAP,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSIONARIES UNDERSTOOD INCONVENIENCE (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*JEAN NICHOLSON, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*LOCAL FOUNDATION MAKES PHILANTHROPY EASY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*SCHOOL'S OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SIX HEART BYPASSES DON'T STOP OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOOD CAN BE USED AS CURRENCY AT PRINT SHOP,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
O'GORMAN BAND TAKES 2ND IN WEST VIRGINIA CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"OVERTIME DECISION TO ADD {dollar}200,000","Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"FUND NETS {dollar}15,000 FOR HINDMAN'S DAUGHTER","Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES TO CUT GAS PRICES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN BEHIND THE GREAT MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FAMILY SEARCHES FOR SOLACE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
BILL WOULD PROTECT ELLSWORTH BASE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL--NEW LOAD SYSTEM SAVES MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD SLOUGHS BLOOM INTO FISH-FILLED LAKES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
A CURE FOR WHAT AILS SD CITIES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JAPANESE VALUES CLASH WITH AMERICAN TRADE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL MORTGAGE RATES DIP TO 5-YEAR LOWS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"AUCTIONEERS TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING, CONTEST","Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
BIG PROJECTS FUEL SD CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
VIOLENT INCIDENTS CAN'T BE LINKED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"5,000 SD STUDENTS","Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LATEST MURDER-SUICIDE IS REGION'S 3RD,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BUDDING BALLERINAS STEP IN TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA RECEIVES {dollar}15,000 GIFT","Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LEWIS DRUG DONATES GRANT TO SDSU,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SCHOLARSHIP CREATED AT UNIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"3M CONTRIBUTES {dollar}15,000 TO SDSU","Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"AUXILIARY PRESENTS {dollar}10,000 TO SCHOOL","Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"FOUNDATION GIVES COLLEGE {dollar}17,850","Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED IN SEVERAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DON'T LET CONFUSION SPOIL MEMORIAL DAY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TREAT STORMS WITH RESPECT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHALLENGER WOULD BE A RESPONSIVE LEGISLATOR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*SOGGY SPRING SATURATES BIG SIOUX AQUIFER,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LONGTIME ABERDEEN PUBLISHER DIES AT 76,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MARSHALL, MINN, MAN CRITICALLY HURT IN FALL","Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEARCHERS FIND DROWNING VICTIM IN WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN BREAKS ARM IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRADUATES UPBEAT ABOUT NEW COURSE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REMEMBER TO HELP THE LIVING,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TOP RESOURSES OFFICIAL TAKES NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*ABDNOR, JANKLOW SPLIT OVER EFECTIVENESS","Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"*ABDNOR, JANKLOW SPLIT OVER EFFECTIVENESS","Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"JANKLOW, ABDNOR TO TAPE SHOWS","Argus LeaderMay 26 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SD REMEMBERS ITS VETERANS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD NATIVE KILLED AT INDY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CHRISTIAN COMEDIAN TAKES RELIGION SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*HELMING INSTALLED AS JOB'S QUEEN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ALZHEIMER'S GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FIREFIGHTERS RE-ELECT DURBAND,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HEALTH CARE GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*RANNEY LEADS LEGION POST 15,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
JAYCEES GROUP CHOOSES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
TRAVELERS AUXILIARY ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*SD DESERVES A CHANCE AT SUPER COLLIDER,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD SOLUTION TO PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STANGLAND QUESTIONS VANDERLOO ON GREEN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'ARGUS' SMEARED VANDERLOO,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*MORAN ENDS HATCH'S 3-YEAR REIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE OFFERS RURAL BANK BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IN STEP WITH THE NATION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS CONTINUE BID DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
REDUCED SPEEDING FINES DECREASE STATE RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MOVING DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'87 BREAK WAS CAREFULLY PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE FAIR CONSIDERS NEW SECURITY FORCE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC OPINIONS ON PRESIDENT REAGAN & GORGACHEV,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RAPIST HAS RECEIVED TOO MANY CHANCES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CARDS STACKED AGAINST MEN IN SUPPORT CASES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TEACHERS DESERVE MORE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TEEN SMOKING BAN NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TRADITION SHORTENS SCHOOL YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BACHELOR AUCTION TO RAISE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS TO HOLD STATE CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOVIET DOCTORS DELAY VISIT TO STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USDA REJECTS EARLY DROUGHT DECLARATION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO BE TESTED FOR CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
US PRODUCTS MUST FIT BRITISH LIFESTYLES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BIRTHDAY FULL OF SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FORMER INSTRUCTOR NAMED SF COLLEGE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEDICAL OFFICE FORCED OUT OF ABERDEEN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BIDDING ON THE STARS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE BUSINESSES SHOULD LOOK OVERSEAS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TO RAISE MONEY FOR RUSHMORE FACELIFT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
INSURANCE MUST PAY FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
REGULATIONS FOCUS ON SWINE DISEASE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
FEWER ACRES TAKEN OUT OF PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MISSOURI RIVER OFFERS SHOT FOR ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*STEVENS LOOKS TO SD TRACK DOMINATION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*PRESCRIPTIONS FOR A HEALTHIER SD,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAVEN WARMS TO WALL STREETER,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOME OF THE REPORT'S GOALS FOR 1994,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SEMI-TRUCK KILLS RURAL LENNOX MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PROTESTS PUT DEMOCRACY BACK INTO PERSPECTIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BOARD DENIES PARENT CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CHILDHOOD MEMORIES OF BUSHNELL DELIGHTFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PROTEST DISGRACEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SONGS DON'T SWAY TEENS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*ARNOLDS PARK GETS READY TO RE-OPEN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARTS CENTER CONTINUES RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RETREATING TO OKOBOJI'S SHORES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"GROUP BEGINS WORK ON {dollar}600,000 PROJECT","Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE OFFERS REBATE ON THERMOSTATS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ARRESTED IN PRANK CALL,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN INDICTED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CRASH VICTIM IDENTIFIED AS ALCESTER WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATORS ASK SD TO LOOK FOR REVENUE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-LEGISLATOR TELLS PANEL INCOME TAX A MUST,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MOUNT PLEASANT SHARES STORY OF WOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOVERNOR PLEASED WITH JAPAN VISIT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KANSAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN HARFORD HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CORPS CRITICIZED OVER OAHE'S LOW WATER,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RULES FOR COUNTY IN TAX LIEN CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COYOTES ARE KILLING MORE STATE LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SHEEP DAY IS SET FOR JUNE 9 AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SOYBEAN GROUP GAINING MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SWINE PRODUCTION CAMP IS JUNE 11-13,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*A NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
NEW EXECUTIVES INITIATE CHARGES AT PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*DEAF SCHOOL GRADUATE IS THE CLASS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIR WAR CUTS FARES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GRANT WILL AID INDIAN STUDY PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ZEN OF GARDEN DESIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'FIRE BIRDS' INTO EMPTY THUNDER,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"'LA MANCHA' TRIUMPHS OVER SAGS, SNAGS","Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
CIGARETTE MACHINE PLAN NOT PRACTICAL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BREAD FOR THE WORLD GRATEFUL TO DELEGATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KELO STORY HIGHLIGHTS MAN'S GENEROSITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STURGIS FLEXES TRACK MUSCLE IN SHOT PUT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOWARD'S UREVIG LEAPS TO STATE-MEET TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONLEY WINS TWICE AT STATE MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU APPOINTS ENGINEERING DEAN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VETS CENTER NAMES NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROKEN CAR WINDOWS PROMPT INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KSFY ANCHOR ROONEY LEAVES FOR NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ELUDING OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BLAZING BURGERS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-ABORTION GROUP URGES BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE HOPPER HATCH HITS HIATUS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HANDFUL OF EVENTS SET FOR MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OGDEN ALLIED WON'T SEEK USD CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRINCIPAL DENIED CONTRACT AFTER SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS CONFIRM 4 MEASLES CASES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RIVERBOAT ROLLS AT LEWIS AND CLARK,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEW CHIEF SOUGHT FOR WATER JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*FIRE DESTROYS HISTORIC BUILDING,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ELEVATOR OPERATORS 'FIRED BY A FIRE',"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"*FIRE BRINGS OUT CROWD OF PEOPLE, MEMORIES","Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GIVE CITIZENS A SAY IN WATER POLICY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RULING ENDS AUTHORITY RIFT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WHEN JOURNALISTS DON'T CONSIDER INDIAN VALUES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*MAKING TRACKS TO SD TITLES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LIBRARY CHOSEN TO TEST COMPUTER PROTOTYPE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL YOUTH TO GET 1991 ARTIST AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER OFFICE NAMES INTERNSHIP RECIPIENT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
17-YEAR-OLD ARRESTED IN SIEGE AT GUN STORE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABANDONED CEMETERIES RESTORED OUT OF RESPECT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY FINDS RISKY BEHAVIOR AMONG TEENS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL COMMUNITIES PLAN MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE GIVES TRIBES PLENTY OF GAMING LEEWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN TO HOST STATE FIRE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU PROFESSOR DEVELOPS CAR HEATER,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSIONER BACKS BUYING VACANT LOTS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MILLER MAN ARRESTED IN STABBING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS RECORDING HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DEADWOOD BATTLES SUMMER ROAD CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HUDSON RECEIVES LOAN TO CONSTRUCT PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WORK TO BEGIN ON CULTURAL CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
3 CASINOS AFFECTED BY CIVIL SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BANKERS CONVENTION SET FOR JUNE 9-10,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTHEAST VIES FOR VISITORS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*ALBUM TRACES BOYS' FRIENDSHIP TO GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*SEASON FULL OF ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*EXHIBITS OF INDIAN ARTWORK TO FILL GALLERIES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
*SERVES AS A MODEL FOR THE REST OF THE STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1991, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*SEALING THE GAPS OF AGING,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*1 ESCAPEE STILL MISSING,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FEW SF HOMES PEAK ABOVE {dollar}400,000 CLOUD","Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ESCAPE IS THIRD FOR TWO INMATES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*CONCESSION PLAN WORRIES BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*PRESERVED BY HANDS OF 'SELECT FEW',"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"*SPRUCE OLD JOE DRAWS YOUNG TO SMOKE, SHOULD GO","Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS KNOW LITTLE ABOUT TOPIC (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FEDS EXPLOITING RESERVATION WOES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*HISTORIC HOME IS UP FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FASCINATING STORY BEHIND PENMARCH PLACE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ANTI-GAMBLING GROUP TO MEET WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW DIRECTOR NAMED TO VICTIMS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE FIND BODY OF MISSING MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO HAVE TOLL-FREE ELECTION PHONE LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3-YEAR-OLD BOY DIES IN HOLIDAY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WAGON TRAIN SETS MOODS FOR RIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS STILL 2ND BUT GAINING IN CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A SHOW FOR UNITY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOOP DANCE INTENDED AS HEALING CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HSC CAN REJECT PRISONERS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANUFACTURERS HANOVER DONATES TO RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PENNINGTON WANTS MONEY FOR STAFF, TESTS","Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PESTICIDE CONTAINERS TO BE RECYCLED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE GROUP SAYS PARTY SHORT OF CASH,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLANS FOR PROCESSING PLANT INCLUDE 125 JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*103-YEAR-OLD FLIER NOMINATED TO HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GROUP TO SET OUT ON TREK BY WAGON,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LIEN FILED AGAINST FIRM FOR UNPAID BILLS CLAIM,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*DEADWOOD DRAWS TOURISTS DOWN ITS RESTORED STREETS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
200 GATHER TO DEMAND PELTIER'S RELEASE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HANSEN GETS A KICK START FROM BROWNS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SUDBECK FAMILY KEEPS BASEBALL ALIVE IN DIMOCK,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"ANGLERS, SKIERS NEED LESSONS IN FISHIN' ETIQUETTE","Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SD BANKS SHOWING STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*TROTTING HOME FROM SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TWINS TICKETS ADDED TO TARGET SHOPPING LIST,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LEAST STRESSFUL PLACE FOR CHILDREN TO LIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*KIRBY SWORN IN TO SECOND SPOT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR'S PRISON PLAN SLASHED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE SESSION: A LOOK AT THE ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COMPROMISES ON GAY BAN IN ORDER (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WEEDING OUT BAD SEEDS IS A TASK FOR ALL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WHS BUILDING NEEDS TO BE FILLED--AND SOON (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BRENNERS OWNERS TELL SMOKING SITUATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
MORE POWER TO SCHOOLS THAT HAVE GUTS TO PRAY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
HANSEN FAMILY THANKFUL FOR SHOW OF CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
COLTON WOMAN HURT IN TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOME ECONOMICS ACTING DEAN SELECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE GRADUATION JUNE 5,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE REPORT OF TEEN'S RAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING READY FOR THE CANARIES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NO ANSWERS FOR PROPELLER BREAK,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE--TAX FIGURES MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PROTECTION ORDER PROCESS FRUSTRATES EDMUNDS SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FLOOD CONTROL STUDY GRANT IS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SISSETON WAHPETON GRADUATION SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD COUNSELOR GETS HUMANITARIAN AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCIENCE CAMP NEXT WEEK AT OAK LAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD TRIBES OPPOSE FOOD-STAMP CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"SMITH, O'GORMAN BEST OF 'A' GOLF","Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL MAN DRIVES FOR FREE--AND WINS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SIX VOLUNTEERS ARE TRULY GOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH WAS CONNED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE EMPIRE PONDERS ADDING PARKING RAMP,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ARLINGTON'S AD LURES CALIFORNIA FAMILY TO PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENT'S THESIS PREDICTS MORE MOVEMENT INTO SD,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CLEAN UP PARK'S IMAGE: BAN BEER (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"LET'S HOPE TOILETS DON'T GET BANNED, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
A SIMPLE INCOME TAX IS WHAT STATE NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"NO CAR, TRACK, DRIVER IS SAFE AT ALL TIMES (L)","Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PUBLIC PRAYER AT GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SOCIETY TO REMEMBER LIVES OF 14 CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY WOMAN DENIES LYING ABOUT RAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-CABINET MEMBER TO LEAD HEALTH FORUM,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN FALLS, HIT BY POWER NAIL GUN","Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TUBERCULOSIS CASES TIE LOW MARK,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HERE IT COMES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEAD LANDSLIDE CLOSES SECOND BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CLOSE CALL AT HOTEL POOL IS TRAUMATIC FOR FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL RECORDS ON PROPERTY INCOMPLETE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
UNCLAIMED PROPERTY SUPERVISOR REASSIGNED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK ON MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFF-DUTY MEADE DEPUTY DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WAR RE-ENACTORS PLAN DEDICATION SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OAKWOOD LAKES TO OFFER PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KIDS FISHING DERBY IS AT LAKE POINSETT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNRESERVED SITES FOR CAMPERS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*LEWIS & CLARK ADDING CAMPSITES, BOAT FACILITIES","Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"JANKLOW CRITICIZES CALIFORNIA DINNER, TRIP","Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FEMA TO BEGIN FLOOD DAMAGE EXAMINATION NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SEEKS MORE ACTION ON CUTTING BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BRIDGE OVER MISSOURI RIVER WON'T HURT WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
KOHL'S TO EXPAND IN 7 STATES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*WATER FESTIVAL DANCING,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
FIRE DAMAGES ABERDEEN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
"SD FIRMS SLIP, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CITY UNEMPLOYMENT BELOW STATE AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BEEF STUDY PROPOSES STRATEGIES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SKYFORCE BRASS COULDN'T RESIST THE BIG NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GIRLS 'A' RACE IS WIDE OPEN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GUERRERO CHECKS IN,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THERE'S NO 'WRONG BAIT',"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PARKS ARE FILLING UP,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FAMILY CAMPING CREATES A CLOSENESS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*WHITTLE YOUR MIDDLE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TO LINK WITH INFORMATION HIGHWAY (PROF),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"*STUDENT PUTS HEART INTO WORK, SAVES OWN LIFE","Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S PARKS DRY OUT IN TIME FOR MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWBREAKERS BEING TURNED INTO LIBRARIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD SENATORS SPLIT ON BUDGET VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MEAN NRA LEADERS SHOULD BE OUSTED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"IN PRESSLER'S CASE, TALK NO LONGER CHEAP (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"WORSHIP LIMBAUGH, BUT DON'T DAMN US (L)","Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PRESSLER'S GREEN VALLEY NESTLES IN HOLLYWOOD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
JOHNSON IS ANYTHING BUT ENEMY OF FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PRESSLER SHOULDN'T BE A GINGRICH STOOGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
IT IS NO SURPRISE BUSH LEFT THE NRA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
CHRISTIAN COALITION CAN BE FAR TOO STEALTHY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
RISTY AND THIMJON DESERVE RE-ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
"WOMAN, 71, INJURED IN 2-VEHICLE CRASH","Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY ACQUITS MAN OF RAPING 13-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN'S HOME DEDICATES NEW SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELANO TAKES JOB WITH NONPROFIT GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NIECE: DEAD MAN WAS NO THREAT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*10TH STREET OVERPASS TAKING SHAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FLOODED-OUT FARMERS FORECAST BLEAK FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS OF TRUANTS IN COURT ONCE MORE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*COMMISSION BANS BILLBOARDS ON HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DELEGATION TRAVELS TO JAPANESE UNVEILING,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"STATE FINES TERRA {dollar}461,900","Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TASK FORCE TO REVIEW STATE DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PILOT WALKS AWAY FROM SPRAY-PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS ROBBERY CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*BICYCLE INJURIES,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
OFFICIALS ARREST CHILD MOLESTER WHO HAD MOVED,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FIRST BANK SUES FIRST PREMIER,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*PAULI GOES EXTRA MILE FOR RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CBA VETERANS AMONG SKYFORCE FINALISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'GREASE' SLIPS OFF SCHEDULE AT PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON TRAIL RAISES ISSUE OF PROPERTY RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*TODAY'S DISPLAY IS WORK OF BORGLUM, ZIOLKOWSKI","Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS COUPLE WINS CLOCK QUIZ,"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TWO FALL SHOTS OF 2-4D CAN GET RID OF 'CHARLIE',"Argus LeaderMay 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
New Abbott facilities site of open house.,"Argus LeaderMay 26, 1995, sect.B, p.2, col.1"
DELIVERS DRY OF DIESEL FUEL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FUEL SHORTAGE FOILS VACATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CAMPGROUND FIGURES STEADY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOLS OFFER BIG HELPING HAND,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOLS OFFER BIG HELPING HAND,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOLS OFFER BIG HELPING HAND,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW DISPUTES STATEMENTS BY MCGREGOR,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW DISPUTES STATEMENTS BY MC GREGOR,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW FALLS ON OPENESS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MEDIA'S JOB IS TO TELL WHAT THEY SAW,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BETH MC LEOD CONQUERS MEET PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KERRY VAN ENGELENHOVEN WAS FIFTH BEST 'TEAM',"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*HOWARD WOOD STADIUM DURING THE RUNNING OF THE HIGH,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OUT OF SHAPE-TAKE IT EASY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
COTTON CHEVROLET WINS NATIONAL SAFETY AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION NAMES PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
THE SIOUX FALLS OFFICE OF DEAN WITTER REYNOLDS INC.,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
BOY SCOUTS RECEIVE BANCORPORATION GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT UP IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
NORTH CENTRAL MERGER CONFIRMED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.2"
MCKENNAN NAMES VOLUNTEER DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.2"
TWO BALLOONS HEAD WEST,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIGHTING A BATTLE OF THEIR OWN,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO BALLOONS HEAD WEST,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IRRIGATION PROJECT IS THREATENED BY FARM OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MEIERHENRY JOINS SEARCH FOR WATKINS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SUMMER SCHOOL'S ROLE HAS CHANGED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE MAN DIES IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JEWS PROTEST RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FISH-HATCHING PROJECT PARTIAL SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SURVEY SHOWS A MILLION BILLION GALLONS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRESS WOMEN ELECT NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRESS WOMEN ELECT NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*THE SPRING ALL-BREED DOG SHOW AT THE ARENA,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OUTSTANDING TEACHERS RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HURD CASE COULD BE LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*MRS IRVIN SUHREPTZ-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BRACE YOURSELF,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DIVORCE REBOUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SUMMER READING PROGRAM STARTS AT LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"HIGH WIND, HEAVY RAINS SOCK AREA","Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OZARK HOLDING PLACES FOR NEXT WEEK'S FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
POLICE INVESTIGATING DEATH OF SD MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BOTCHED 'TOM HORN' REEKS WITH POTENTIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PEGGY FOSS RUNNING TO CHANGE COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOREIGNERS BOOST IOWA LAND HOLDINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEGGY FOSS RUNNING TO CHANGE COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO PROBE DOE ALCOHOL POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOREIGNERS BOOST IOWA LAND HOLDINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO PROBE DOE ALCOHOL POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOPLIFTING PROJECT WINS TRIP FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOPLIFTING PROJECT WINS TRIP FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RISING PRICES SEEN FOR HOGS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE OLD SYSTEM STILL WORKS FINE...(ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THE OLD SYSTEM STILL WORKS FINE...(ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHIRMER DEFENDER SHOWS SUBTLE RACISM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE PRISON ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SCHIRMER DEFENDER SHOWS SUBTLE RACISM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEATH TOLL HITS 11 ON SD HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MEMORIAL DAY 1980,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AGENCY'S END AN EPILOGUE TO OAHE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY'S END AN EPILOGUE TO OAHE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY'S END AN EPILOGUE TO OAHE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LEGALITY OF REFERENDUM QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LEGALITY OF REFERENDUM QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KNEE PROBLEMS CAN BE TREATED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BAUER THINKING PRO BALL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BAUER THINKING PRO BALL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SHAKY FEDERAL SUPPORT HOLDS UP ARTS GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHAKY FEDERAL SUPPORT HOLDS UP ARTS GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAIR BOARD IS INDEPENDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUSHROOMS TRACKED-SF JOINS RECALL EFFORT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEE INCREASE SOUGHT FOR PROJECT MOBILITY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUSHROONS TRACKED-SF JOINS RECALL EFFORT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEE INCREASE SOUGHT FOR PROJECT MOBILITY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'HANDICAP' PROGRAMS TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'HANDICAP' PROGRAMS TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL NEGOTIATIONS DEADLOCK IN 50 DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL ENROLLMENTS DROPPING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HELPING A DUCK (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRADUATION CIVILITY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LET GRAND JURY PROBE LEGALITY OF TAXES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MAN ACCUSED OF KNIFE ASSAULT ON WIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIERRA CLUB IN HILLS WANTS WATT FIRED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIERRA CLUB IN HILLS WANTS WATT FIRED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 DIE ON SD ROADS OVER WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GERONTOLOGY FORUM HERE JUNE 1-3,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONGRESSMAN BACKS AIM OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEADWOOD CONSIDERS BIKER ORDINANCES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SD GETS {dollar}416,311 IN MINERAL LEASES","Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ALUMINUM RECYCLING PROGRAM BEGUN,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY TO BE SITE OF NATIONAL RODEO,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AAA REVEALS POSTER CONTEST WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SDSU TO HOLD ALUMNI DAYS JUNE 10-14,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DAKOTA WESLEYAN PICKS SF MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MOBILE BILLBOARD PROMOTES STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DAKOTA WESLEYAN PICKS SF MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL AIR BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MOBILE BILLBOARD PROMOTES STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
KIDNEY TREATMENT CUTS DRAW PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
KIDNEY TREATMENT CUTS DRAW PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
VITAMINS NEEDED TO TRANSFORM FOOD INTO ENERGY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE STARSHIP BOOBYPRISE...,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VITAMINS NEEDED TO TRANSFORM FOOD INTO ENERGY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOARD SAYS TALKS WITH TEACHERS DEADLOCKED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER TAKES 5TH MAJOR TRIP,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LICENSE PLATE PREFIX A BUST,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*THREE TIMES A CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GEORGE'S JAN HALL MAKING RAPID STRIDES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WHAT MYSTERIES LURK AT MISSOURI'S BOTTOM,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*OKLAHOMA OPENS HERE (FINE),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STEVE MARTIN TAKES ANOTHER CHANCE (FINE),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TV SURVEY--WHAT'S YOUR OPINION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT--A WEEKEND GUIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD MUSIC WORKSHOP TO OFFER 8 CLASSES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*KATHLEEN NORRIS WILL CONDUCT WORKSHOPS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"ALCOHOL, DRUG CONFERENCE SET","Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
BROCKHOUSE BENEFIT DANCE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
CHILDREN'S SAFETY PROGRAM PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
SEABEES CELEBRATION IS SF,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
MITCHELL THE 4TH SD CITY TO SEEK FAA FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SIGN AGREEMENT FOR REPAIR FUNDING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS TO PUT UP WITH RAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SUTTON RITES AT BONESTEEL AUDITORIUM,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WELFARE RECIPIENT FEELS PRESSURED BY WORKFARE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS HAYTI KIDNAPPING CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
KRUEGER LEADS CANDIDATES IN SPENDING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BIRKENHEUER DISPUTED--GAME EXHIBIT PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ONE OF SD'S BEST (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
QUALIFIED BUT WELCOME ANSWER FROM BREZHNEV (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WHAT CAUSED TURMOIL IN CENTRAL AMERICA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PUT ANIMAL EXHIBIT NEAR SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FIRE MARSHAL STAYS IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LIQUOR BUSINESSES OPEN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SOLEM GETS PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WINNER-AREA WIDOW MIGHT SUE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*EVEN THE RAIN CAN'T DAMPEN PICNIC,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
DISTRICT 11 CANDIDATES REPORT SPENDING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT RUNNING ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
14TH STREET CLOSINGS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRISON GROUP GIVES SCHOOLS NETS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
MARIJUANA AS MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC DEFENDER TOLD TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUBLISHER COUNTERS JANKLOW'S LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GET AWAY FROM IT ALL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'WHAT DO WOMEN WANT' IS LIGHT READING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A SUMMARY OF STATE REGULATIONS & FEES AT PARKS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU WILL HOST LITERATURE INSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE ARTISTS HAVE NEW MEXICO SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REPERTORY THEATER ANNOUNCES SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*A DEER LEAPED THROUGH A WINDOW,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MUETZE SAYS SOMEONE ELSE SHOT FLOREY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY CHARGES 2 WITH RESERVATION MURDERS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER SF POLICE CHIEF STENE DIES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"BOARD BACKS MORE MATH, SCIENCE","Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ENGELHART QUITS CEMENT COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE OFFICIAL SAYS MEDICARE SHORTCHANGES PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE SAYS NO TO ATTEMPT FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOW TO AVOID BEING A HIGHWAY STATISTIC (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YOUR CHANCE TO BE AMBASSADOR (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"STREET, SEWER PROBLEMS NEED ATTENTION NOW (L)","Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STUDENTS OFFER VIEWS OF PROPOSED CHANGES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHILDREN NEED ENVIRONMENT OF PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MEMORIAL DAY IS TIME TO SHOW DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"9 LANDOWNERS FILE SUIT AGAINST ETSI, OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BIRD HELPS HANSEN WELCOME GRADUATES 'TO THE RACE',"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CRASH VICTIM IS LISTED AS CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*AUGUSTANA PREPARES FACULTY FOR THE COMPUTER AGE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BANKING COMMISSION APPROVES NEW BANK,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CITY CANDIDATE SAYS {dollar}10 MILLION FOR STREETS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOLIDAY WEEKEND HAS GRIM TRAFFIC RECORD,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS BUTTE COUNTY TO CLOSE JAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
7-YEAR-OLD GIRL KILLED IN CRASH NEAR FAULKTON,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"LINCOLN, SF CHRISTIAN AMONG TEAMS GOING FOR GOLD","Argus LeaderMay 27 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RECORD LOWS SET IN DAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TESTS CONFIRM FINDINGS OF ASBESTOS IN COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EMPHASIZING NON-POLITICAL EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HAS WORKED YEARS FOR SOCIAL REFORM,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MR ENCOURAGEMENT RETIRES...WITH A SMILE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KNOWING SYSTEM IS STRONG ASSET,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*LACK OF COMMON SENSE IN GOVERNMENT ANGERS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*TIME TO DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
READERS RESPOND TO CHILD'S RAPE SENTENCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*A CLASS NEWSPAPERMAN, 1947-1984","Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*THERE'S ANOTHER SIDE TO THIS STORY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CALIFORNIA MAN OFFERS PLAN TO RESTORE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOMEN'S COALITION BACKS JACKSON,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CITY BUSINESSMAN ELECTED TO O'GORMAN BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
JACK RABBIT BUS WORKERS AGREE TO WAGE FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
WORLD HUNGER ORGANIZATION HONORS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
ABERDEEN MOTEL SUES EX-WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKER BACKS PRISON EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NORRIS MAN DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS' FINANCIAL STRESS INCREASING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
NEW HURON COLLEGE PRESIDENT WILL VISIT CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*CHAMPIONS RIDE ON WIND,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOCAL FEW SHOULDN'T PULL PURSE STRINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VANWYHE HELPS HURON SWEEP,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MUCH-IGNORED GAME FISH GOOD CATCH,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FLOODING DAMAGES SHORELINE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
STATE GROUP APPROVES RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*STATE TRACKSTERS CLING TO TRADITION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LOWE PASSES ON CHAMPIONSHIP ADVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*A PIONEER FARM WIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INTEREST OVERFLOWS AT STATE AGENCY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WILMA RIPPENTROP LOOKS FORWARD TO SUNDAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
CONFERENCE WILL HELP WOMEN BUSINESS OWNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MESABA AVIATION REPORTS RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NEW SERVICE CREATES FAMILY HISTORY ON VIDEO,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR WILL FOCUS ON TRADE WITH CANADA,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*K-CINEMA BEING CONVERTED TO CLASSROOMS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
SEARCHING FOR CANADIAN HOG IMPORT SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*2 INJURED IN TEA PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAKE TIME TO TELL THEM YOU CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS SET THEIR OWN RECORDS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DEBATE OVER CITY COMMISSION'S SIZE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T BLUR HOLIDAY'S MEANING (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EVERYONE IS A TEACHER TO A CHILD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SUPPORT THE FARM REFORM ACT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T BAN NUDE DANCING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
UNION CAUSES POSTAGE HIKE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PROBLEMS NEED ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*MODERN-DAY NOMADS REVEAL LIFE THROUGH LINGO,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STOCK YARDS TO INCREASE ITS HOG MARKET,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY CLERK FINDS SHOE ON THE OTHER FOOT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RETAIL SALES IMPROVE SLIGHTLY IN FIRST 2 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOICE OF AMERICA TRAVELS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL SUCCEEDS WHERE OTHERS FAILED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*LIGHTNING STRIKES MAN, STARTS FIRES","Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRAZY HORSE VISITATIONS AHEAD OF LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CAN EXAMINE CAREERS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE CONSIDER SHOOTING DOGS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE FAIR WILL HONOR 100-YEAR-OLD FAMILY FARMS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY COMPUTER COULD COST TICKET-HOLDERS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FONDNESS FOR HILL CITY INGRAINED IN YOUNG RUNNER,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GRADUATES FLEE STATE AT RECORD RATE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.1, p.01, col.1"
*SECOND HOLIDAY EXPECTED TO BOOST TOURISM,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABDNOR HASN'T BEEN STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"WELCOME TO REAL WORLD, CLASS OF '86","Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MARRIAGE IS WORK BUT FUN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*CAMPUS MINISTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*DOG DAYS DIFFICULT FOR HOUSEHOLD PETS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DAV ELECTS OFFICERS AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS JAYCEES GIVE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TEACHERS SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAIN SETS BACK STATE BOYS TENNIS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LINCOLN SENIORS WORK TO GO OUT IN STYLE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHWARTZ WORKERS PLAN UNION SOLIDARITY RALLY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOME LOCAL REALTORS TO BACK JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MICKELSON, ROBERTS, HERSETH LEAD","Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD CURTAILS JEFFERSON BUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"6 HOUSE CANDIDATES SPEND {dollar}150,000","Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE OUTSPENDS REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
DEMOCRATS PROMISE TO UNIFY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*IDEA OF VITAMIN LOLLIPOP,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CITY TO STUDY WATER FINANCING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
DEFENSE TESTIMONY BEGINS IN MILLER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
TORNADO SEASON HITS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*6 CONVICTS AT LARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CURFEW STORY OVERLOOKED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
POOR SERVICE SHOULDN'T BE ACCEPTED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRISON COMMISSION SHOULD LOOK BEYOND,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GIVE ALL BABIES A CHANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
BALTIC TO BUILD {dollar}1.5 MILLION SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOND SET FOR MAN CHARGED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLTON RESIDENT HALTS DEMOLITION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION GROUP ENDORSES BLISS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TASSEL TUSSLE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEALERS OPPOSE BIDDING PROCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
QUARRY OFFERS BRANDON ECONOMY {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BAIL RULING EFFECT WILL BE LITTLE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ACLU MAY SUE SHERIFF'S OFFICE OVER FIRINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"ANTI-MINING GROUP COLLECTS 1,000 SIGNATURES","Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP WANTS DOCUMENTARY CORRECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON TO SPEAK AT M-TRON PLANT OPENING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SALEM CIVIC GROUPS WORK TOGETHER ON LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WESLEYAN TASK FORCE WANTS LIBRARY EXPANDED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*UNIONS FIGHTING REAGAN ADMINISTRATION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DETENTION CENTER EXPANSION ADVISED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PRODUCTS RIPE FOR EXPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"REPORTS INCOME OF LESS THAN {dollar}40,000","Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RADAR TRANSMITTING SITE CONCERNS AMHERST CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*TRAFFIC DEATHS ON MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*GUARD HONORS SDSU'S CORBETT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*ODLAND RECEIVES EAGLE SCOUT AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*AWARD GIVEN IN HURLEY'S NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*BROOKINGS WINS STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WATERTOWN TRACK TEAM BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1987, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FUGITIVES WANTED TO ENJOY THEIR FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"GAS PRICES, MERCURY HIGH FOR HOLIDAY","Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH MIDWEST HEART DISEASE RATE BYPASSES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER SD CHIEF JUSTICE DIES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*STATE LOSES RESPECTED CHIEF JUSTICE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD WOMEN CAPABLE OF BECOMING JUDGES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE FAIR TAKES ODD TURN (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHAT HAPPENED TO 'FLUFF' (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ARE VOTES UP FOR SALE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SD NOT INCLUDED IN BAD AIR LIST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*CHICAGO MAN TO PLAY THE BLUES IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*RAMBO, CROCODILE DUNDEE RETURN","Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DJ TRIES TO LURE ROCK ACT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BOARD CANDIDATES OPPOSES TAX LIMIT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY IN SALES TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ROBBED ON BIKE PATH,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIETY TO HONOR ORPHANS WHO DIED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE SUSPENDS INSURANCE LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A CELEBRATION OF GRADUATION AT MONTESSORI WEST,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPUTER NETWORK TO CONNECT LIBRARIES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON CHASTISES LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S ATTORNEY CANDIDATES DISCUSS PROSECUTION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MALL OWNER PURCHASES NEW TOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FORMER SD CHIEF JUSTICE DIES AT 74,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REPRESENTATIVES' FINANCE REPORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*INDIAN PAPER FILLS VOID LEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*STUDENTS DESIGN HI-TECH TRICYCLE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONTRACTOR--UNFAIRLY PERSECUTED HIM,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*DISCUS THROW SET SCHWARTZ'S LIFE SPINNING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE TRACK MEET GETS OUT OF BLOCKS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COLLEGE TRACK CHANGES GOAL OF STAR RUNNER,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DISCUS IN HAND FELT NATURAL TO CANTER,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*INJURY PUSHED SWETT OFF TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BOLDLY ATTACKED 6-FOOT BARRIER IN 1940'S,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*COACH KEPT JOHNSON ON RIGHT TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.6"
*HURDLER REMEMBERS PREP DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*A PLACE IN THE SUN,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PLANE CRASH KILLS 2 CITY MEN,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RACING HAS CLAIMED OTHER SD FANS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SD TEEN PLACES IN MODEL SEARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*125 YEARS OF SERVICES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
'PUMP BOYS AND DINETTES' A GAS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TICKETS FOR TOURING PLAYS WILL GO ON SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
STATE SYNOD WILL DISCUSS FUNDING DEFICITS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
JUSTICE HAS BEEN SERVED IN GALLAND MURDER CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BIG SPENDERS WIN ELECTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BOARD IGNORES PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CAMPAIGN REFORM IS NEEDED NOW (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GIVE PORN BILL 2ND CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ABORTED BABY NOT AT FAULT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PUBLICIZE AREA EVENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
JEFFERSON PARISH TO RETRACE 'HOPPER PILGRAMAGE',"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*HEEMSTRA BATTLES GHOSTS IN 800,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REPORTS OF BLEEDING SALMON CONCERN OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ACCUSED KILLER FACES JUNE 2 COURT DATE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOLAND ACCEPTING ENTRIES FOR PARADE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARTFORD TEENS WANTED IN THEFTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RATTLER BITES DOGS IN BEAR BUTTE PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUBSTANCE ABUSE WORKSHOP SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RESIDENTS PAY TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAB COMPANY SEEKS HIKE IN RATES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISCUS MAN WROTE SD TRACK HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BANKS, SCHOOLS CLOSE FOR HOLIDAY","Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MONDALE WON'T RUN FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WILLER TOUTED FOR UTILITIES JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHLORINE PLANT PLAN WORRIES RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOREIGN DELEGATION PLANS VISIT TO STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY BANK PURCHASED BY CHASE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WILD MUSTANG SANCTUARY OFFERS TOURS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEASLES-FREE FOR PAST 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ND TRADE TEAM ENCOUNTERS RELUCTANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PHARMACIST AND MULES GAIN NATIONAL ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*LEGACIES OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUSH--SIOUX CITY IN DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FAITH IN GOD HELPED HIM ENDURE PAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
"*FAMILY, FRIENDS RECALL HIS ZEST FOR STORIES","Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"*'YOU KNEW HE LOVED YOU,' MOM SAYS OF HER BABY","Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*ALWAYS A FAMILY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
NURSING HOMES NEED TO IMPROVE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BUCKLE THEIR SEATBELTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*COURAGE HELPS OTHER RAPE VICTIMS COPE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*ROLLIE SAMP'S GRASS-ROOTS EFFORT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HYPOCRISY SURFACES OVER TAKING OF LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SCHOOL NICKNAMES HAVE HISTORICAL ORIGINS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DISBARMENT IS PUNISHMENT ENOUGH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PRISON ISN'T SUPPOSED TO BE PLEASANT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"SHOOTINGS GIVE DANCE, HUMBOLDT UNFAIR RAP (L)","Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*DE SMET SPRINTER WINS DUEL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*WEST RIVER TEAMS MARCH TO 2 TITLES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE REQUESTS MEATPACKERS PROBE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING WILL ADDRESS ELDERLY HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON PUSHES FOR LINE-ITEM RESCISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CLOSE CASE ON REPORTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL PAPER OMITS CONTROVERSIAL STORY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DON'T TOY WITH ME,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEARCHES FOR MISSING CHILDREN BEGIN AT HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOURISM SEASON IS COMING ALIVE EARLY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AND THEY'RE OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COALITION PROMOTES RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS URGE TRAVELERS TO BUCKLE UP,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURTHOUSE RENOVATION WILL BEGIN,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
GAS STATION MANAGER UPSET BY INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
BROOKINGS BAND PLAYS BEFORE INDIANAPOLIS 500,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOLF COURSE DRIVE CLEARS ROUGH,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VOLGA WOMAN WANTS JURY TRIAL IN SCHOOL SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BERESFORD WILL AGAIN OFFER FREE SWIMMING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
INQUIRIES POINT TO GOOD YEAR FOR TOURISM,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*RISTING APPOINTED DOW-RUMMEL DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EPA SAYS 'NO' TO HOPPER INSECTICIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PUC SETS 2 MEETINGS ON GRAIN ELEVATORS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*EYE AID HITS WORLD MARKET,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
500 COUNTIES NOW RELY ON FARMING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*IF THE SHOE FITS, WEAR IT","Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*HIT THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*GUTTED BUILDING IS STILL A HAZARD,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEWCOMERS TELL WHY THEY CAME TO SF,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"VFW, LEGION GROW BIGGER","Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*VIEW FROM A BROWN PAPER BAG,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HOLIDAY A REMINDER OF NATIONAL PRINCIPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*AREA HAS MUCH TO OFFER,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NELSON INCONSISTENT WITH RECYCLING STAND (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
APGAR SCORES TRACK NEWBORN'S STATUS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*KITE-FLIERS HAVE UPLIFTING HOBBY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HERE THEY COME,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
IRS CAN HELP FIND PROPER JOB STATUS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CITY TO AWARD CONTEST WINNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS PLANNING CONVENTIONS FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DIVERS TO CONTINUE SEARCH AT LAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT TO OFFER FREE LUNCHES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA COACH CHASTISES HERSELF FOR RUNNING LATE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHERRY ROCK NEIGHBORHOOD HAS NOTABLE ESSENTIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RESPOND 'YES' TO SURVEY'S SEX QUESTION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BIDS FOR ADDITION TO WAGNER HOSPITAL OPENED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAKODIA 4-H CAMP TURNING 50 IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS OFFICIALS DEAL WITH AIRLINE IMAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COMMANDER CONCERNED ABOUT HOLIDAY FLAGS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIALS SUPPORT HEPATITIS A VACCINE TESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PRINCIPAL PUCKERS UP TO PECK PIG FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VIBORG GETS JUMP ON 1993 CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CITIES MAY TAKE STRONG RECYCLING ROLE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*COUNTY SELECTS ELKS LODGE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TAX HIKE OVER 10 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*INMATE STILL ON RUN, NO NEW LEADS FOUND","Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SHORTFALL WILL SWELL CLASS SIZES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DISTRICT'S TAX LOAD MAY JUMP,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BUSH SENDS LA MONEY BUT INDIANS STILL WAIT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUT FOCUS ON NEXT 500 YEARS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL ZONE SPEED LIMITS WELL-MARKED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SWEET AND SOUR TASTES PROLIFERATE ON THE SHELVES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARCHITECTS HIRED FOR STREET PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIVE SCHOOL BOARD HOPEFULS TO DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIRL SCOUT FROLIC DEADLINE IS JUNE 1,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PRESSLER TO VISIT SF, MADISON","Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE CUTS INMATE'S SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KLEIN CARNIVAL SHOW ENDS WITH AUCTION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FROST HAS STATE'S FARMERS WAITING, WORRYING","Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRM WANTS PUBLIC INPUT ON PROPOSED ASH LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TROUBLES WITH LATE SCHOOL START TIMES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*7 CANDIDATES SEEK COUNTY BOARD POST,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*NEW WAYS TO CARE FOR WILD HORSES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN HEALTH CLINIC GETS NEW DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TO STUDY BUDGET NEEDS FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"*ETHANOL CLEANER, FASTER, DRIVERS SAY","Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BRANDON FIRM TO SELL PUMPERS TO CHICAGO,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CATALOG TARIFF IN HANDS OF CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
"*CAFE, APARTMENTS PLANNED AT PHILLIPS AVENUE SITE","Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WILD WATER CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MIGRANT WORKERS TO FIND PERMANENT JOBS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS--PRISON WILL BE SAFE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS DO COMMENDABLE JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PRESIDENT CLINTON,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FRONT PAGE PHOTO WAS NEW LOW FOR 'ARGUS' (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
POLITICAL MONEY GAME NO FRIEND TO VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T SPEAK WITHOUT KNOWING INMATE'S STORY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CLINTON WILL END UP BEING LAME DUCK FOR 4 YEARS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"SIOUX FALLS CAUGHT UP IN NEW, NEW, NEW (L)","Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
CITY WON'T PAY FOR SEWAGE BACKUP,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JAIL IS PLANNING INMATE-FAMILY VISITS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO VOTE YES ON TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONTROSE FAN FOUND GUILTY OF ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MUENSTER HOMES WELL PRESERVED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY BUDGET REQUESTS UP 31%,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEVELOPER MEETS RESERVATION HOUSING NEED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS DISCIPLINED IN DORMITORY HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCRAPPED CAR BURNS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
IOWA JUDGE TO HEAR GRADUATION CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN IS ARRESTED AFTER CAR CHASE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE SCHOOL RELEASES NEW SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLANE HITS DEER DURING LANDING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STURGIS WOMAN JALIED AFTER PICKUP ATTACK,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
9 YANKTON RESIDENTS SENTENCED IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AIR SAFETY BOARD MEMBERS TO TESTIFY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BILL WOULD RESTRICT INDIAN GAMING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SENATE PASSES PRESSLER'S PAC AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
VOTE MAY MAKE CITY OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"BLUE CROSS, BLUE SHIELD TO MERGE PLANS","Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
NORDICTRACK RECEIVES LOAN FROM STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
FEDERAL EXPRESS ADDING 727 TO SIOUX FALLS FLEET,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*BETTER WEATHER AIDS AREA LAKES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOUGHT FOR STUDY OF GENETIC LINKS TO BREAST CANCER,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POOR HEALTH-DIET-FITNESS CAN HARM LEARNING (PROF),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*NEW TECHNOLOGY MAKES BRAIN SURGERY MORE EFFECTIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES INVOLVING MORPHINE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*10 WAYS TO KEEP YOUR KIDS ...,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLOOD COSTS SOAR,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
JOB TITLE CHANGE RAISES QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
JANKLOW OFFERS NO SOLUTION TO TAX ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PRESSLER MUST PURSUE CAMPAIGN FUND REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"NEUMANN, WAGGONER FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE (L)","Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
COMMUNITY'S HEALTH REAL ELECTION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
WINDOW PEEKER GETS SIX MONTHS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE PLANS VISIT TO STATE FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGIE DEAN PLANS RETURN TO TEACHING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PASSES PHYSICAL EXAM,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FENCE SOUGHT FOR JAPANESE GARDENS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE SOLD EQUIPMENT DESPITE WARNING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS BLAME FISH DEATHS ON WATER BEFORE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PET OWNERS NEED TO TREAT WATER TO REMOVE CHLORAMINES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CANDIDATE PROMISES TO WORK FOR REFORM,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRELIMINARY HEARING SET IN GRAVEYARD CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MISTREATED BEAR CUBS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN DIES ON FARM AFTER PINNED BY BULL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE FAIR TICKET SALES HIT HIGH MARK,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE OAHE TO START TAKING FEES JUNE 15,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MILLER, TASK FORCE EXAMINE SCHOOL-AID FORMULA","Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TO COST LESS THIS MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN CHARGED WITH DUMPING DEER CARCASS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INCOMING BOARD MEMBERS CRITICIZED FOR MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILLER SETS ASIDE MONEY TO HELP STOP LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CLOSINGS FOR MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"STOFFERAHN MADE 1,181 PHONE CALLS","Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PUC OFFICIAL ADMITS MISUSING PHONE--INTERVIEW,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
GATT MAY SHAPE FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"TO EXPAND OPERATION TO FRANCE, GERMANY","Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
THE DUNES CONTINUES FAST GROWTH,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*BUCKS' FISCHER PREPARES TO SET RECORD STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOME TEAM COULD END YANKTON'S STATE RUN,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*USD WRITERS LOOK FOR ROOTS OF CREATIVITY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YOUNG TREE NEEDS GOOD SOAKING AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CLINTON DECLARES STATE A MAJOR DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GRADUATE A SIGN OF PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CLINTON IS USING NRA AS SCAPEGOAT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*STUDENTS SHOULD RECLAIM RIGHT TO PRAY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
TAKINGS LEGISLATION REWARDS LAW-BREAKERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*BRIGHTMAN POURS LOVE IN LLOYD WEBBER'S MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*'I TOLD YOU SO' HAS HEAVENLY MEANING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*STATE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAIL-ORDER COMPANY BUYS LOCAL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WATER FILTRATION WOES CLOSE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE AWARD GOES TO PHYSICS TEACHER,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GARFIELD PRINCIPAL EARNS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*ANOTHER FRIDAY, ANOTHER ROBBERY","Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"SCHWAN'S SUES SUPPLIERS, HAULER","Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FAULTY RECORDS LEAD TO TORN-UP STREET TWICE IN YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BOARD TO VENDORS: PUT UP YOUR CASH,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PAST INCIDENT CAUSE OF HURON KILLING,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PARKING AVAILABLE FOR GRADUATION CEREMONIES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ENROLLMENT LIMITS PUT IN PLACE AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WOMAN FACES CHARGES IN HOUSE BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS GRAND JURY INDICTS EX-DAY-CARE WORKER,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HISTORIC ATTRACTION OPENS FOR SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*QUARRY DAYS OPENS WITH GOLF TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ENDANGERED PLOVER NESTS ON CAMP PAD,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*ITALIAN NETWORK SHOWS CRAZY HORSE MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE REFUSES TO STEP DOWN FROM FOSSIL CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*MARCH FOR JESUS PARADE ROUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WHITE HOUSE SECURITY NEEDS BALANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*WAS SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SINGLE PARENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PRESSLER'S BILL BLOCKS INDIAN TRIBES FROM LAND,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*SPENT 2 YEARS ON PROJECT HONORING ARMED FORCES,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
THREE MEMBERS ON YOUNKERS BOARD OUSTED,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*UNEMPLOYMENT ROSE 3.3% IN APRIL DUE TO WET WEATHER,"Argus LeaderMay 27 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
YOST HAS GAME PLAN-IF HE CAN GET UP IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
YOST HAS GAME PLAN-IF HE CAN GET UP IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COPILOT SNOW ADDS LUCK TO YOST'S SKILL,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
PRESSLER'S CASE FOR TAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER'S CASE FOR TAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HOW TO HANDLE FUEL IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
REGION TO GET 20 MORE JOB PANELS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LUTHERAN BISHOP TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
WAFERBOARD PLANT AT HILL CITY BEING STUDIED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
"*INGVALD STEVENS-AT 94, IT'S TIME TO GO BACK HOME","Argus LeaderMay 28 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STATE FAILS TO CLOSE BROTHELS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD PRIMARY ATTRACTS LITTLE NATIONAL INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD PRIMARY ATTRACTS LITTLE NATIONAL INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE FAILS TO CLOSE BROTHELS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW CALLS SD DROUGHT AN EMERGENCY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW CALLS SD DROUGHT AN EMERGENCY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
15-YEAR-OLD DROWNS IN RAPID CITY POND,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
GENETIC COUNSELOR SOOTHES PAIN OF BIRTH DEFECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CAMBODIAN REFUGEE CAMP LEAVES ITS MARK,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GENETIC COUNSELOR SOOTHES PAIN OF BIRTH DEFECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*REPOSSESSOR USES SYMPATHY, PSYCHOLOGY IN HIS JOB","Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GENETIC COUNSELOR SOOTHES PAIN OF BIRTH DEFECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*REPOSSESSOR USES SYMPATHY, PSYCHOLOGY IN HIS JOB","Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CAMBODIAN REFUGEE CAMP LEAVES ITS MARK,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*REPOSSESSOR USES SYMPATHY, PSYCHOLOGY IN HIS JOB","Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROGRAM ORGANIST BECOMES HONOREE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*PROGRAM ORGANIST BECOMES HONOREE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*...SPICE TRACK LIFE OF SDSU'S EMMERICH,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*...SPICE TRACK LIFE OF SDSU'S EMMERICH,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*...SPICE TRACK LIFE OF SDSU'S EMMERICH,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SAMPLE BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*SAMPLE BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*ASPAAS WANTS TO RETAIN COMMISSION'S RURAL VOICE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT DECLARATION DISTURBS BANKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY PERSONNEL OFFICE REVAMPED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ASPAAS WANTS TO RETAIN COMMISSION'S RURAL VOICE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT DECLARATION DISTURBS BANKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY PERSONNEL OFFICE REVAMPED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT DECLARATION DISTURBS BANKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN'S MASSAGE LICENSE REVOKED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PARENTS ASK FOR BUSING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
THIS IS YEAR TO SEE SD (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RICH MUST TELL HOW HE RAISED FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
KULL CRITICIZES DASCHLE'S EXPENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TIGHT MONEY CANCELS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
KULL CRITICIZES DASCHLE'S EXPENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"MCGOVERN, SCHUMAKER EVEN IN POLL","Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER TO SPONSOR FREE PHONE-IN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RICH MUST TELL HOW HE RAISED FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"MCGOVERN, SCHUMAKER EVEN IN POLL","Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PARTY TIE NOT NEEDED IN MINING VOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HURD SWORN IN AS JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"WALL LAKE SILT TO BE REMOVED, IF...","Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*DIABETICS TACKLE SPECIAL RECIPE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SPEEDING-IT CAN DEPEND ON THE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPEEDING-IT CAN DEPEND ON THE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AGE DOESN'T MATTER AT SENIOR CAMP-OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
NUKE LEAK 'NOT DANGEROUS',"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MATMEN TO INVADE GERMANY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS RABBI 'TELLS THE TRUTH',"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS RABBI 'TELLS THE TRUTH',"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYHOUSE SEASON ENDING IN HARMONY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYHOUSE SEASON ENDING IN HARMONY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE ACTRESS IS THE PLAY...,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUNDAY ON GRASS ENTRIES ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEETING JUNE 5,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS PLAYHOUSE OPENS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE STILL SEEKS FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYERS AWARDED {dollar}10.6 MILLION...,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS AWARDED {dollar}10.6 MILLION...,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEES BREAK THE LEGAL-SIZE HABIT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BELL HIRING PLAN CAUSES DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS AWARDED {dollar}10.6 MILLION...,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BELL HIRING PLAN CAUSES DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEES BREAK THE LEGAL-SIZE HABIT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW DECIDES ON RAILROAD FIRM,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*'WORLD'S LARGEST RUMMAGE SALE' BY OPTIMIST CLUB,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
3 LAWYERS PICKED TO FILL JUDGE POST,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TAX CHEAT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FAVORS USING MONEY TO SAVE LIVE ANIMALS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
HEARINGS ON VETS CENTERS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PANEL TO RECOMMEND INSURANCE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WOOD-FIRED POWER PLANTS CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PANEL TO RECOMMEND INSURANCE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITIANS SEEK VOTE ON RAIL SUBSIDY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT QUITS,"Argus LeaderMAy 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HEARINGS ON VETS CENTERS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HURON TO OPEN PIPELINE BIDS IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*A PREGNANT WOMAN HURT IN A TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SF MEN FACE ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
CORN PLANTING NEARING COMPLETION IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
NEW USES PLANNED FOR SD BROTHELS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*SF SCHOOL PATROLS BOAST GOOD RECORD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
REGISTRATION SHOW GOP GAIN IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REGISTERED VOTERS IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SWAMP THING--WHO SAYS IT CAN'T BE FUN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE LOST ART OF TAILORING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*FATHER WON'T LET DAUGHTER OFF VENTILATOR,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATE URGES RECORDS BE LABELED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STRIKING PLUMBERS LOSING JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REMODELING TO BEGIN AT WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEER CRASHES FAMILY BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE BLOCKS CLOSING OF ND'S SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"KUNDERT IS DOING OK, DEMOCRATS SAY","Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HAVE THEM PAY FULL COLLEGE COST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGALIZED GAMBLING CARRIES HEAVY COST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIKED RAASCH'S STORY ON MINNESOTA TWINS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"POLITICIANS SHOULD FACE, SOLVE PROBLEMS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SURVIVE THE HOLIDAY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS WON'T APPEAL RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATE WANTS MONDAY OBSERVANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CODINGTON COUNTY REJECTS INMATE'S TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT COLLECTIONS UP,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE TO GIVE MEMORIAL DAY ADDRESS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOSPITAL STUDIES KIDNEY DIALYSIS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARAPHERNALIA LAW PASSES 1ST READING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WORKERS USE 54 HOURS FOR UNION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMPANY BLAMES UNION FOR PLANT CLOSING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LACK OF INCOME TAXES ATTRACTED WILLCAR,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FIRE MARSHAL QUITS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HOW THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES STACK UP,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VOTERS SHORT ON ENTHUSIASM OVER PRIMARIES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT RACES AT A GLANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
"*PERFUME, CIGARETTES, BEER GIVE CONTESTANTS AWAY","Argus LeaderMay 28 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CENTERVILLE TODDLER DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONTRACTOR SUES CITY FOR DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MUETZE GUILTY IN WATERTOWN MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*RAY PETERSON HEADS PASTORS' GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*THIS LITTLE PERSON IS BIG ON LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PANEL WILL STUDY QUALITY OF EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY'S SWIM PATCH MONEY GONE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT REVERSES DRUG CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMS WANT SUIT DROPPED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN WHO TRIED SUICIDES SENT TO PEN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATER CHECKED FOR NITRATE POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'FIDDLER' ACHIEVES RARE MIX OF LAUGHTER & TEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"LIBEL COUNTERSUIT IS CLEVER MOVE, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WIRETAPS HELP STOP SMUGGLING OF DRUGS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HELP SPRUCE UP SD STATE FAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLISH REFUGEES FIND FREEDOM IN FLANDREAU (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WESSINGTON SPRINGS' GOOD DEED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWS ARE NEEDED TO PROTECT OUR FREEDOMS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAKERS OF ABORTION FILM USED SUBTLETIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IS BAD WAY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SHOULD SERIOUSLY DISCUSS ARMS REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*GRADUATES AT THE SD SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PRESSLER--WORK ETHIC MUST BE REVIVED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE AGENCIES NEED CLOSER AUDITS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
69-YEAR-OLD MAN KILLED IN TRACTOR MISHAP AT BRUCE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ACCIDENT IN FIELD KILLS LEOLA-AREA FARMER,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"CLARKE WILL COORDINATE WEED, PEST MANAGEMENT","Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"CRASH NEAR NAPER, NEBRASKA KILLS SOUTH DAKOTAN","Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS UNION PRESIDENT BACKS CREDIT BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEAD IS TEMPORARILY OUT OF DEBT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MOBRIDGE MAN KILLED IN 2-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RULING PERMITTING MANDAN SURVEYING WILL BE APPEALED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SISSETON MAN WILL HEAD PUBLIC DEFENDER'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TRAFFIC CONGESTION AHEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
FORCED USE OF GENERIC DRUGS QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SENATE CUTS MONEY FOR WATER RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
ARTICHOKE FIRM OWES FARMERS {dollar}6 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BANKS DENY BANKRUPTCY PREDICTION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SOCIETY REJECTS APPEAL TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CITY CANDIDATE SUGGESTS BUILDING SCIENCE CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*DAHL SOARS FROM MEDIOCRITY AT CANTON TO NATIONAL,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S TRACK ATHLETES BLAZE IN THE SUN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*A COLD, WET MEMORIAL WEEKEND","Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*APPALOOSAS TAKE SHOW TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SD COMEDY TEAM ANSWERS NASHVILLE CALL,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
'GUYS AND DOLLS' IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AUGUSTANA COLLEGE RECEIVES GIFTS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MINERAL COLLECTORS GIVE TO MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"MCKENNAN GETS {dollar}9,500 CHECK","Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*REGENTS NAME NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL CONSIDER STREET REPAIR BIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON COLLEGE SALE CONCERNS CHURCH LEADERS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER WILL BE SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REMOVING THE BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN'S LOVE OF FLOWERS KEEPS GROWING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY PROJECTS RECEIVE NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAY FOR REMEMBERING VETERANS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEE RELUCTANT TO TALK ABOUT REUNION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FREEDOM BUILT ON VETERANS' SACRIFICES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USEFUL COURT PHOTO TEST (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SCHOOL DISTRICT MUST PINCH PENNIES, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COURSE HELPS VETERAN CYCLISTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
VETERANS--PAST AND PRESENT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"ON CLEAR DAY, MAYBE YOU WON'T SEE FOREVER","Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HIGH WATER DAMAGES SHORE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*IN MEMORY OF OUR DEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*AT 91, MARTHA KEEPS MOVING","Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*BOUSKA COMMANDS STATE DAV,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
EXCHANGE CLUB SELECTS LEADERS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PARRY PRESIDENT OF JUNIOR LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
RETIREMENT SYSTEM ELECTS BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*INSURANCE WOMEN CHOOSE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*ROSE PRESIDENT OF ESTATE COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
KAUFMAN ON NATIONAL COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*GET A CARD AND BECOME AN ORGAN DONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOPE REAGAN STAYS ON TRACK ON TAX ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SF BIKE TRAIL NEEDS A LOT OF WORK (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEAVE HOLIDAY ON MAY 30 (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
AUGUSTANA COLLEGE HONORS FRIEND SALLY FANTLE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA DISTRIBUTES {dollar}135,000 IN SCHOLARSHIPS","Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD GAS PRICES FOLLOW UPWARD TREND,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF COLLEGE TO HOST 4 COMPUTER CAMPS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE PATROL EMPHASIZED THREE-DAY WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM UP OVER LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS MIGHT RESOLVE MEMORIAL DAY BATTLE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VIETNAM VETERANS STILL NEED HELP,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
US FARMS ARE TOO BIG,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
3 DIE IN SEPARATE HOLIDAY TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WW II VETERAN TO FINALLY GET BRONZE STAR,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
OFFICIAL PROBES TEA CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CITY PROVIDES MATERIALS, SCHOOL THE MUSCLES","Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS ARE LEASING INSTEAD OF BUYING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORT SISSETON HISTORICAL FESTIVAL THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW DRINKING REGULATION IS UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LINCOLN COST ESTIMATES HIGH,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MEMORIAL WEEKEND 1985,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LOCAL GUN DEALER SHOOTS DOWN REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CHOICE IS SOUTH DAKOTANS' (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T ALLOW SENATORS INTO HIDING (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULDN'T PUT POLITICIANS IN CITY HALL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONCERNS NOT WARRANTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
IGNORE OFFICIAL'S CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ADVERTISING IS DECEPTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
EFFECTIVENESS IS REAL ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HERSETH TRIED TO EASE TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
KELO TRANSMITS STEREO TV SIGNAL,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GROUP PLANS BEEF COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NECTARINES ARE BACK ON GROCERY SHELVES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
* BELL RECRUITED FOR LIBERTARIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BELL RECRUITED FOR LIBERTARIANS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL ATHLETES TRIUMPH IN SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANNEX OF NSP SUBSTATION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY TO HAVE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ENDORSES LUNDBERG,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOP CANDIDATES OFFER SUGGESTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC INVITED TO CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT HEARING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TWO LOCAL MEN INJURED AFTER CHASE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESIDENTS KILLED SALE-LEASE-BACK PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEAD COWS IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER LOAN OFFICER GUILTY OF EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MAN KILLED IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS LIKE CITY'S TRANSPORTAION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WIFE TESTIFIES IN HUSBANDS MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY BOARD DELAYS ACTION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GOP GUBERNATORIAL HOPEFULS WON'T SIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*1980 SENATE CANDIDATE TO TRY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MOST AID RECIPIENTS TO GET MORE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MANY TO DROP HEALTH COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
150 RALLY AT SCHWARTZ FIRM,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
KUNDERT WON'T TRY FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*MOMENT OF SOLITUDE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*RIPPER, BOBCATS WINNERS","Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOME SALES SOAR,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1986, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*ONE FUGITIVE ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MESSAGE WARNED OF ESCAPE PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE JOB HE HAS DONE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BAKKER SHOULD FADE QUIETLY TO BACKGROUND (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GABBY PARENTS HURT CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
REAGAN BACKERS TO BLAME FOR IRAN SCANDAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
INSURANCE FIRMS PROTECT LAND (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
PARKING RAMP IS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
PHOTO CONCERNS THERAPIST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
CBA LIKES WHAT HE SEES IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*WEATHER SLOWS WALLEYE FISHING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"NATIONAL, SDSU TOP RODEO TEAMS","Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS TRACK STAR HOPES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
'88 PROPERTY TAX RATE SET AT 57 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FILE BY MONDAY, SAVE W-4 HASSLE","Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST JAIL WALKAWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 SCHOOLS WIN IN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD TEACHERS KEEP LOWEST PAY MARK,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE HAPPIEST PERSON IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUPER COLLIDER PLAN CAUSES WORRIES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
26TH STREET TASK FORCE REMAINS SPLIT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
6 EAST COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR AID,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABANDONED NEWBORN'S MOTHER MAY BE CHARGED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BLACK HILLS FIREWOOD PERMITS TO GO ON SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN FACES ARSON CHARGE IN MOBILE HOME FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL DEFENSE TO PRESENT 3 WITNESSES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO WAIT AND SEE ABOUT BOAT DOCK,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TREASURERS MEET THIS WEEK IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"1,000,000TH TREE PLANTED IN OAHE CEREMONY","Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*LINCOLN HIGH GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STILL IN NEED OF MORE RAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENTS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CAPTURED INMATES REGRET BRIEF VACATION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY EVENT SET FOR MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STEAMY WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WHOLESOME IMAGE LURES GRADUATE BACK TO MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PRESSLER, DASCHLE VOTE FOR ARMS PACT PASSAGE","Argus LeaderMay 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*DETERMINATION, INTERPRETER HELP DEAF GRADUATE","Argus LeaderMay 28 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"'THE NERD' RUNS LONG, FALLS SHORT","Argus LeaderMay 28 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
HILLS BILL FOES CALLED RACISTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DRINKING AGE SHOULD BE 18 (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SD SHOULD HAVE 1 PRIMARY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ALCOHOL SALES LAW NUISANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
DON'T GLORIFY IMMORALITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SD ATHLETES MAKE TRACKS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SURVEY--MOST AGAINST IT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HISTORY--STATE'S SMALLER SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF PILOT DOESN'T REMEMBER FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KEEP WASHINGTON ALIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*FRANKENFELD TO BE FORMIDABLE GOP FOE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*GETTING CLENDENON'S SIDE WOULD HAVE IMPROVED STORY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DON'T JUDGE MAN'S RELIGION TOO QUICKLY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SCHOOL CUTS ARE NECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MORRELL PROMISES EMPTY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PRESSLER DESERVES CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CITY HAS GIVING SPIRIT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
PAY CUTS CAN FUND PLANT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PREVENTIVE MEDICINE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
WEST NOT ORIGINAL BATMAN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*KEEPS FAIR OUT OF FINANCIAL STRAIT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY STARTS SUMMER STREET WORK TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER PRAISES JAPAN TRADE TALKS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAILROAD EMBARKS ON CENTENNIAL RUN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLK TO AUCTION UNCLAIMED ITEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A DOG'S DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AGRICULTURE LED THE WAY TO DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RODEO LEAVES TRAIL OF BAD CHECKS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CAB COMPANY OWNER EXPLAINS RATE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HISTORIANS ASK ARMY TO PROTECT ARTIFACTS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*WAS LEADER IN CITY BUSINESS COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BIA BACKS TRIBE IN DISPUTE OVER ROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
13 NAMED TO RURAL HEALTH PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MINE EXPANSION IS IN PUBLIC'S BEST INTEREST,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
PROFESSOR LAUNCHES JUPITER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*LINCOLN'S BOYS & BROOKINGS GIRLS WIN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*1989 STATE TRACK OUTSTANDING ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*AREA ANGLERS TO FRIENDLY FUDD'S,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS OF WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*LOW WATER MEANS HIGH SUCCESS RATE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
"ABOUT 897,000 ACRES TO BE IDLED IN SD","Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CENTURY FARM OWNERS TO GET PASSES TO FAIR,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TAX NOTICES MAY BE IN ERROR,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SF FIRMS MOVE TO MEET WORKERS' NEEDS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
YEAR'S WORTH OF AWARDS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
A VISION IS SHAPED IN BOYHOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*COMING ATTRACTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
A GLIMPSE INTO THE MILITARY PAST,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.F, p.05, col.3"
*EASING INTO SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1989, sect.G, p.G1, col.1"
*A DAY TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JUST DOWN THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HOLD YOUR HEAD HIGH--HERNIA SYMPTOMS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
ARTS FUNDING IS BIG BOOST TO STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW SCHOOL WOULD SERVE HARRISBURG WELL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PAUSE TO HONOR ALL WHO HAVE DIED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEATH PENALTY WON'T REDUCE MURDERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ALTITUDE HAMPERS ATHLETES AT MEET,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CREDIT DATA ISN'T KEPT PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MORE FIRMS OFFER 401(K) PAYROLL PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
JOHNSON PUSHES FOR LINE-ITEM RESCISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NAACP BRANCH TO MEET TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WILL HOLD HEARING ON AGING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TEEN FOUND DEAD AT HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 SOUTH DAKOTANS DIE IN COLLSION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING GRADUATION BEARABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VISITORS BUREAU DIRECTOR WAS BATON TWIRLER,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOZEN GYPSIES ROB SUNSHINE STORE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ADULT DAY CARE NEED GROWING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHAMBERLAIN PONDERS SALES TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*NEW LIGHTS AT MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RACEHORSE TRAINING IS MANE EVENT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GIRLS STATE BEGINS TODAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HEARING WILL DISCUSS INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ACTING SUPERINTENDENT PICKED FOR WIND CAVE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE HEALTH PROMOTION AWARDS GIVEN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*DASCHLE HEARS CHILD ABUSE TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LOW-KEY JUDICIAL RACES MAY NOT ATTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*DAVI RAPE-MURDER TRIAL OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTERS PULL BOY FROM FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOO GOO DOLLS GET A LITTLE MORE SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"JUNK MONKEYS PLAY POP FAST, SIMPLE, CATCHY","Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
SD NOT ANSWER TO TRASH PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*VOTER REGISTRATION ACT IS NEEDED REFORM,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FREE MEXICO TRADE WOULD COST JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*POST 15 PLAN--NEW COACH, SAME SUCCESS","Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PROTECTING COWBOYS INVOLVES MUCH RISK,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EXPECTING SUCCESSFUL WALLEYE SPAWN IN LAKE OAHE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*DETERMINATION DRIVES TSCHETTER IN LPGA,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LEWIS AND CLARK LAKE DROWNING DETAILS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSING BOY FOUND NEAR MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON MIDDLE SCHOOL VIOLATES 15 FIRE CODES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 NEWELL-AREA MEN DIE IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*OLD SOLDIERS, OTHERS OFFER SALUTE","Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONSIDERS BOND SALES TO IMPROVE PARKS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE CAMPGROUNDS BUSY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*PRISON TEACHER BELIEVES EDUCATION REHABILITATES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INVESTIGATORS STILL SEARCHING FOR FIRE CAUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION HAPPY WITH CONTINENTAL,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY EMPLOYEES WANT MIDYEAR RAISES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRIVE RAISES 56 PINTS OF BLOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD CONSIDERING PARKING ORDINANCES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TWO WOMEN WIN CARS WITHIN HOUR AT CASINOS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TO BE TRIED FOR BITING OFF GIRLFRIEND'S EARLOBE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL OFFICIAL WINS STATE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
POET LAUREATE PUBLISHES BOOK OF HER POEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*BUDGET SHORTFALL ALARMS WEAST,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OLD ARMY DEPOT SITE EYED FOR ASH PLANT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY FACES FEWER DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
POSSIBLE CUTS WORRY PARENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
WEAST HAS EXPERIENCE WITH BUDGET CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
GOOD COULD COME FROM SCHOOL WOES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PARENTS BEWARE OF GRADUATION PARTIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TRADE WITH MEXICO TO HELP STATE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SENATOR PRESSLER INSULTS STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINION--SCHOOL BOARD RAISE TAXES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*HE'S DRIVEN TO DRAW BLOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
INVITED TO ERRORLESS EXCHANGE OF MARRIAGE COWS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*ACCURACY IN TEACHING RACIAL DIVERSITY (PROF),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
ABSENTEE VOTING OPEN FOR JUNE 16 ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONVICT WITHDRAWS APPEAL TO STATE COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEARCH FOR SF MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUPPY FARM OWNER TOLD TO REDUCE NUMBER OF DOGS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIX RESIDENTS ATTEND ANTI-LOTTERY MEETING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PUBLIC DIVIDED OVER ASH DUMP PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KELO LOTTERY FILES TO BE SUBPOENAED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SANTEE OFFICIALS FACE RECALL,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BULLHEAD SERENADE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*THIRD ESCAPEE IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RESIDENTS NEAR SITE FEAR IMPACT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*COPLAN AMONG SEVEN RUNNING FOR BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER SDSU INTRUCTOR TO PLEAD NO CONTEST TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW TRIAL REQUESTED IN HYMORE SLAYING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DAVISON COUNTY CONSIDERS JAIL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*CAMP WILL GIVE PLAYERS CHANCE TO SHOW STUFF,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AHEAD OF HIS TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITY OK'S STADIUM RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*AREA FISHING CONTINUES GOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
DON'T FEAR GENETIC FOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DON'T FEAR GENETIC FOODS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GREAT LAKES LOOKS FOR CONNECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*MOVE RECORDED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
TRUCKERS NOT HAPPY WITH DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*ACTING LIKE BIG KIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
KOHL'S TO EMPLOY 225 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRISON DAMAGE CAUSES LICENSE DECAL SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"CITY, DEVELOPER DEFEND FLOOD ENGINEERING","Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WOMAN SLIPS OFF HANDCUFFS, STEALS COP CAR","Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PRESIDENT'S PHONE CALL DOESN'T SWAY JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE TAKES STEPS TOWARD FIXING MASS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MEXICAN FARMERS GIVE NAFTA INSIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"SEPARATING CHURCH, STATE IS IMPOSSIBLE (L)","Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BALTIC YOUTH LEAVES ON MAKE-A-WISH TRIP,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN'S HOME SETS MEMORIAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS INDICTED IN GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SAY SCAM ARTISTS ARE BACK,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RENO SET TO SPEAK IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NOT MOVING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS CONSIDERS 911 CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EMS PANEL PROPOSES AMBULANCE SERVICE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RULING PROMISED TODAY ON GRADUATION ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA GASOLINE PRICES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MEANS SAYS SCHOOL COMBATING RACISM,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER FINDS NO SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS PLANS MARIJUANA SPRAY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RUSHMORE FUND KEEPS GROWING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE SENATOR DOUBTS SHARING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*EXCHANGE PROGRAM SEEKS HOSTS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"ELLSWORTH GAINS B-1'S, LOSES REFUELING TANKER SQUAD","Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
STATE OK'S MONEY TO CLOSE LANDFILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
WAR VETERAN WHO INSISTED ON EARNING HIS MEDAL DIES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
RAVEN MERGING SPECIAL PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
"*CENTRAL, YANKTON FAMILIAR FAVORITES","Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*AUGIE PAIR BOOSTED ARTS, EDUCATION","Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MANY FAVOR BOTTLED TANS TO HARSH RAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SPECIALIST SAYS TO EAT IN MODERATION,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NT OPENS WINDOW TO A CHANGING PC WORLD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1993, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*CITY TO VOTE ON AFTERNOON WATERING BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RACE SPURS VOTERS TO SWITCH PARTIES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DOCTOR SHORTAGE PERSISTS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*OUTSIDER VIEW NAGS NEW BOOK ON PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CLINTON HAS NO RIGHT TO CUT MEDICARE FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY NO LONGER CAN AFFORD REFUGEE COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SUPPORT EVENT TO RAISE FUNDS FOR BREAST CANCER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ARGUS DID WRONG BY SAYING MAN WAS GUILTY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MALL'S SUNDAY HOURS WILL UNDERMINE MORALS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
JOHNSON'S MAIN AIM IS GETTING RE-ELECTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SCHOOL ONLY PRODUCES USELESS CONFORMITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*MANY WHO STARVE IGNORE THE BEST FOOD AROUND,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
PADDLEBOATS START SEASON MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST THREE IN BURGLARY SPREE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGE IN CAR VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEN PRESSLER VISITING STATE THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMUNITY HOLDING MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POOL PROJECT FALLS BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CEMETERY HONORS LIFE OF PHARMACY OWNER,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP TO SALUTE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS WITH MARCH,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS REPLANT AFTER HAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
TEA EXTENDS BAN ON LAWN WATERING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
WATERTOWN MAN CHARGED IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PETITION SEEKS RECALL OF CLARK'S MAYOR,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESIDENT OF DSU LEAVES HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUS DRIVER CITED FOLLOWING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SALES-TAX VOTE PETITIONS REJECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CRASH INJURES THREE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MALL CLOSES AS TEAMS STUDY LEAD LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FOREST SERVICE RETHINKS PLAN FOR NEW RULES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*PREPARING TO PADDLE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
TRIBAL OFFICIALS CRITICIZE CASINO PACT WITH STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
SEARCH FOR LANDFILL SITE SHIFTS TO LYMAN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
"*NEW CHIPS MIX TASTES OF HONEY, MUSTARD","Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
COMPANY SEEKS RATE INCREASE FOR NATURAL GAS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*THE HEIGHT OF PAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*GRADS' FEARS ARE OF FUTURE, SURVEY SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*STORM BRINGS SOME FLOODING, TORNADO WATCH","Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DAY-CARE CRISIS BRINGS OPPORTUNITY TO TYNDALL,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HER FUTURE IS UNCHARTED BUT ASPIRATIONS ABOUND,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*HOW TO PAY FOR COLLEGE WORRIES '95 GRADUATE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*13 SCHOLARSHIPS PAVE WHS GRAD'S WAY TO USD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
STATE PUBLISHES REGULATIONS GUIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HAIR HOOKUP GROWS FROM INCONVENIENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GEARED UP FOR QVC FEATURE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*WEATHER MAKES SLOPPY MEET A SURVIVAL TEST,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOUNT VERNON ANGLER EARNS 1ST TOURNEY VICTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
NUMBER OF BIG-GAME LICENSES ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*BUILDING A BETTER FISH TRAP,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
FIRE CLOSES KITCHEN AT DILLINGER'S DINER,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSAL MERGES SPRING ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HE SAYS HE'S MAYO'S GUINEA PIG,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SALUTE TO CIVIL WAR VETERANS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RAINDROPS DON'T DAMPEN MARCHERS' PRAYERS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MOTEL FIRE ON WEST 12TH STREET,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MOST WANT BUDGET TO BALANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*COMPANY PLANTS TREES IN CUSTOMERS' NAMES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HIGHWAY SIGN SHOP MOVES TO PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRAFFIC DEATHS LOWER THAN PREVIOUS YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CORPS CONTINUES LIMITS ON RESERVOIR RELEASE,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NO CHARGES PLANNED AGAINST TOT'S MOM,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CONGRESSMAN DOUBTS WATER PROJECT'S TIMING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*REPRESENTATIVE LEADS CORRECTIONS PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SURVEILLANCE DIRECTOR PLAYS 'I SPY',"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FIRST WOMAN ELECTED IN WAKONDA,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*TURKEY PRODUCTION IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
LANDSLIDE PUSHES OUT RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
QUESTIONS OF ACCESS DELAY DEPOT TESTING,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
'YANKEES' BARELY A DARN GOOD TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD RACE IDEOLOGICAL BATTLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
'TAKINGS' BILL WOULD REWARD POLLUTERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TREASURY PROBLEMS NOT RELATED TO DOUGLAS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
ELEMENTARY PRINCIPALS EXCEED EXPECTATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*JANKLOW SHOULD OBEY SMOKING BAN,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*FUTURE IS GREAT IN THE HANDS OF SD GRADS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*THE JOYS OF SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*PLAZA CONCERTS GROW TO 3 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.3"
*MURPHEY BRINGS FESTIVAL TO HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.G, p.03, col.2"
*STATUE SYMBOLIZES SPIRIT OF ALASKAN FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
*DOZENS OF EXHIBITIONS PLANNED; GRUPP AT ART CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.G, p.10, col.1"
MUNICIPAL BAND TO OPEN A BUSY CONCERT SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.G, p.11, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA TOWNS BRIMMING WITH EVENTS THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 28 1995, sect.G, p.12, col.1"
YOST HAS SPECIAL INCENTIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY MIGHT BUY BUS LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
YOST HAS SPECIAL INCENTIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*KATHY EDWARDS IN NATIONAL COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TRAFFIC, INFLATION TAKE TOLL ON ROADS","Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PRESSLER ATTACTS TARGET TECHNIQUE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PRESSLER ATTACKS TARGET TECHNIQUE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD PARKS BUSY OVER WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DEPARTURE OF BLIND SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT DEPLORED,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DEPARTURE OF BLIND SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT DEPLORED,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
INFLATION'S IMPACT ON SCHOOL'S COST,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*HOLLY WOLLAN ON HER UNICYCLE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OIL PLAN NOT SIGNIFICANT FOR SD,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*NEW GOALS, OLD OBSTACLES FOR INDIANS","Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*NEW GOALS, OLD OBSTACLES FOR INDIANS","Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAETRILE PART OF PIERRE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OIL PLAN NOT SIGNIFICANT FOR SD,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE DIE ON STATE ROADS OVER WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
THREE RURAL RAPID CITY BOYS DROWN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TRAMWAY IDLE AFTER SHAFT BREAKS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*KATHY EDWARDS ON BEAM WITH GYMNASTICS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BALTIC ELEVATOR BLAST KILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BALTIC ELEVATOR BLAST KILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE FILES COMPLAINTS TO SHUT DOWN BROTHELS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE FILES COMPLAINTS TO SHUT DOWN BROTHELS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEMMON MAN FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
OLSON ARRESTED ON TWO COUNTS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
"*MUSIC, GAMES PLANNED FOR FESTIVAL","Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PACE DULLS 'SIMON' WIT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
...THE EFFECTS OF HEAT ON JOGGERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
...THE EFFECTS OF HEAT ON JOGGERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
...THE EFFECTS OF HEAT ON JOGGERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WITTE BANKS ON CITY HALL EXPERIENCE FOR COUNTY RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NO RAIN FORCES LIVESTOCK SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NO RAIN FORCES LIVESTOCK SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT REJECTS SALES TAX PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT REJECTS SALES TAX PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT REJECTS SALES TAX PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NO RAIN FORCES LIVESTOCK SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WITTE BANKS ON CITY HALL EXPERIENCE FOR COUNTY RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DUST CARRIES DYNAMITE FORCE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*DUST CARRIES DYNAMITE FORCE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*DUST CARRIES DYNAMITE FORCE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW ON MARK ON REFUGEES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW ON MARK ON THE REFUGEES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY FARM PROVISIONS LIFTED,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RAIN HINDERS SOME FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL SOOTHES 7TH GRADERS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL SOOTHES 7TH GRADERS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RAIN HINDERS SOME FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BURGLARIES PLAGUE EAST SF,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SF SCHOOL BOARD REQUESTS {dollar}3 MILLION BUDGET INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SLUSH FUND REFUNDS TOTAL {dollar}6928,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
SLUSH FUND REFUNDS TOTAL {dollar}6928,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
TRACTOR ACCIDENT KILLS PARKSTON GIRL,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BRANDON PAIR CONTESTING JUDGEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SPA CAN'T USE 'EUROPEAN' IN NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BRANDON PAIR CONTESTING JUDGEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"HURON LIMITS LAWN, GARDEN WATERING","Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD MAN STARTS TAX-CASE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"HURON LIMITS LAWN, GARDEN WATERING","Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BOYS STATE ELECTION TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*MOST TOLLEFSON CAMPAIGN FUNDS HIS OWN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
BELL WANTS DEBATES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HAM CALLS FOR WATER POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
KENNEDY'S DAUGHTER TOURS CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DEM LEADER SAYS SCHUMAKER GAINED IN PUBLICATION FLAP,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
MCGOVERN'S ATTACK MISFIRES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
MCGOVERN'S ATTACK MISFIRES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
MCGOVERN'S ATTACK MISFIRES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
"*SF NATIVE LOSING TV JOB, COLUMNIST SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY TO ENDORSE SLIP UP CREEK,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY TO ENDORSE SLIP UP CREEK,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IOWAN TURNS RAIL BRIDGE INTO PROFIT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*IOWAN TURNS RAIL BRIDGE INTO PROFIT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*RUNNY NOSES, TEARY EYES MAKE LIFE MISERABLE","Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD LAWS STACKED IN FAVOR OF THE LANDLORD,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD LAWS STACKED IN FAVOR OF THE LANDLORD,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*'THE FOUR SEASONS' IS ALAN ALDA AT HIS BEST,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FIRST-CLASS TENNIS EXISTS DESPITE DETERIORATING COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BANK BUYS BONDS TO REPAIR RAIL TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SHOPLIFTING NO NICKEL, DIME BUSINESS","Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD TO SELECT FIRM TO CONDUCT STUDY OF PEN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
J C PENNEY RECALLS STROBES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
J C PENNEY RECALLS STROBES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHARGES FILED AGAINST MAN RUNNING PETITION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHARGES FILED AGAINST MAN RUNNING PETITION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INSURANCE CONTRACT TO BE AWARDED,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CONTAINER SHIPPED FOR LEAK,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FIRMS-SD TRACK WILL BE PROFITABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEMORIAL DAY REPEAL NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER RIDES FENCE IN MIDDLE EAST CRISIS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES US STAND ON INFANT FORMULA (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TRIAL SCHEDULED ON ABORTION WAIT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SPECIAL SESSION BILL {dollar}16,600","Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MADAM PAM HOLLIDAY GETS TRIAL DELAY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"JANKLOW, C&NW MEETING POSTPONED","Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ALICE IN WONDERLAND-A CLASS ACT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*TAX CHARGE MEANS JAIL FOR EX-MADAM,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY WILL BE ASKED TO FOOT BILL FOR THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BICYCLE SAFETY WEEK (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
FLANDREAU SCHOOL AID (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
*49TH STREET BRIDGE OPENED,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN COMES OUT A WINNER IN RESHUFFLE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BELL FILES FOR {dollar}15.3 MILLION RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MANY CANDIDATES SAY LET VOTERS DECIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL'S ESTHERVILLE PORK PLANT SHUTS DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNOR REVEALS 5-POINT PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ENTERPRISE SYSTEM BUILT ON FREE CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REMEMBER SACRIFICES OF AMERICAN WAR DEAD (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BURLINGTON CAN'T LOSE UNDER RAIL PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RESTRICTIVE ADMISSION POLICY CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PUBLIC RADIO TRANSFER BROUGHT NO GAIN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"ARGUS 'THUNDERATIONS,' 'PHONY PARDONS' HIT (L)","Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
PRESSLER SUPPORTED ON FALKLANDS STAND (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AUGUSTANA APPLAUDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BRANDON MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT CLAIMS LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS TORONTO DINER,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MANY TEACHERS CONTRACTS STILL UNSETTLED,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*A SF MAN ESCAPED INJURY FROM CROP-DUSTING,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*PLAYHOUSE INJECTS LIFE INTO 'OKLAHOMA',"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BUTTE COUNTY GETS EMERGENCY DECLARATION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RETIREMENT BOARD OK'S HEALTH INSURANCE POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JEFFERSON'S FAST FEET AND HANDS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WERMERS SETS 800 RECORD,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SMILE, YOU'RE A STAR ON ESPN","Argus LeaderMay 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STATE TRACK ATHLETES END RACE FOR GOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SALES AT SIOUX FALLS BUSINESSES INCREASING,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COLLECTING DELINQUENT CHILD SUPPORT IS BIG BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY LINE SEPARATES AREA FROM SF,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIPS TO CANTON RAISE PROBLEM FOR CITY POLICE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GRAPEVINE IS STILL BEST TOOL FOR FINDING RUNAWAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"*AFTER 38 YEARS, SQUADRON REUNITES","Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VIETNAM VETERANS' ROLE GAINS NEW APPRECIATION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*A LETTER TO A DAUGHTER FROM A PROUD DAD,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GRAVEL STREETS BETTER THAN POTHOLE VARIETY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
3 FACTS CONSIDERED FOR LIFE INSURANCE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
REFUSES TO REMEMBER INDIANS' LOSSES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
GOVERNOR'S BOOKSTORE SUIT IS AN OVERREACTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
RUSSIAN INFLUENCE GROWING BECAUSE OF US BLUNDERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
'WEEKENDER' HIGHLIGHTS STATE VACATION SPOTS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GROUPS ASKED TO RENOVATE STATE FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
IT'S STILL LEGAL TO DRINK WHILE DRIVING BOATS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NEW YORKER MUGGED FOR 1ST TIME IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PUTTING STEEL FIBERS IN CONCRETE COULD SAVE LIVES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SOCIAL SERVICES REPORT IS AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
41ST BOYS' STATE BEGINS TODAY IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*US IS PRESSURING ISLAND, KELDERMAN SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BROTHER IS WILLING TO HELP BROTHER,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TRIBAL OFFICIALS DISCUSS NEW FEDERAL TAX LAW,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*STATE TRACK STARS BREEZE TO VICTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TWO SPORTS IN ONE SEASON NIXED BY SOME,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HAVING FUN AT CENTERVILLE'S BULLHEAD DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MORE GROUSE SHOULD BE IN GRASS COME FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*'THE NEXT GREAT EVENT WILL BE THE RETURN OF CHRIST',"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ARMAGEDDON,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SALLY RICE PRACTICES WHAT SHE PREACHES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*AUXILIARY'S ANNUAL CONVENTION IS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.D, p.13, col.1"
HOSPITALS OFFER FREE CANCER SCREENING,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.D, p.13, col.1"
KIDNEY FOUNDATION ISN'T COLLECTING POP TOPS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.D, p.13, col.1"
LUNG ASSOCIATION SPONSORS TREKS TO RAISE MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.D, p.13, col.1"
*CUSTOMERS MAY DISCOVER FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI BASIN REPORTS NET REVENUE GAIN IN 1982,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1983, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
MINNESOTA TOWN LATEST TARGET OF PIPE BOMBS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS SAY WATER MAY BE POLLUTED,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOLS REPORT HIGH ABSENTEEISM MONDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SOLAR ECLIPSE WON'T RETURN UNTIL 2017,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*THE BEST INGREDIENTS FOR A PARTY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COMMISSION AWARDS CONCESSION CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION AWARDS CONTRACTS TO REPAIR STREETS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN INDICTED IN CLAY COUNTY ARRESTED IN MIAMI,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEARSON ELECTED PRESIDENT OF SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SWEN ANDERSON HAS REPUTATION AS A MAVERICK,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY DELAYS DECISION ON HOUSING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COOKIES ARE HER WAY OF SAYING THANKS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MANGELS WANTS GOP LEADER TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SENDING A MESSAGE TO DOWNSTREAM STATES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THREAT TO GARRISON HARMS BOTH DAKOTAS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NORTH DAKOTA MAY NOT JOIN NUKE COMPACT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY TO DISCUSS COURTHOUSE REMODELING,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DRY SPELL HATCHES HOPPERS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HAIL, STRONG WIND POUND CENTRAL SD","Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS LIKELY TO BREAK EVEN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BODY MAY BE MISSING TEEN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LOCAL REACTION INDICATES REAGAN ON RIGHT TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*DOWNTOWN PROJECT AN OPPORTUNITY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CONGRESS SHOULD GIVE SPEECH PAY TO CHARITY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SF FALLING BEHIND OTHER CITIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SPEAK UP FOR THE HELPLESS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SOME BAD CHECKS IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*RESPECT FOR VETERANS KNOWS NO BOUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARBITRATOR TO HELP RESOLVE DISPUTE AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAIR GROUP TO SHOULDER MORE COST,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO ATTEND MIDWEST FARM CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEVERAL STREETS TO CLOSE TODAY FOR CREW WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOTE ON DOWNTOWN PROJECT IS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 TANGLE OVER FUTURE NUMBERS AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOMETHING TO CHEER ABOUT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"CONTRAS TERRORIZE, TORTURE CIVILIANS","Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MCFADDEN TREADS LIGHTLY ON REGENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MEMORIAL DREAM IS NOW REALITY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY LEADER TO DISCUSS EROS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS FIRE WAS ARSON,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RANCHER OWES BANK MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPEARFISH TEACHER PLEADS GUILTY TO SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WINNER WOMAN DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KIDS FORGO ALCOHOL IN SLAIN TROOPER'S HONOR,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PHONE-RATE HEARINGS CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REPORT--PINE RIDGE ALCOHOL ABUSE SOARS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DISADVANTAGED-CONTRACTOR PLAN PUT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY AIMS TO TRIM MENTAL-HEALTH COSTS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
62 TREES AT SITE OF STORE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BEST AMATEURS COMPETE IN BEEF COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*USD PROFESSORS CITED AT GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
EDISON STUDENT WINS POSTER CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
EITRHEIM GETS PHYSICIANS' AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"SCOUTS HONOR SHEELEY, MARSO","Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
STUDENTS RECOGNIZED FOR LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*FLOYD NAMED OUTSTANDING ALUMNUS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*NATIONAL GUARD HONORS KOENDERS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
EXCHANGE CLUB RECOGNIZES NINE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
"OPTIMISTS HONOR PLUT, SATTERLEE","Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
HICKENBOTHAM IS WOMAN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
USD STUDENTS HONOR RICHARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
HAYZLETT IS OUTSTANDING JAYCEE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
*A MEET WHERE THERE ARE NO LOSERS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MED SCHOOL DEAN RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WALKS AWAY FROM TWO PLANE CRASHES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THE KEY TO KEEPING GRADS HERE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OPPONENTS WRONG IN POLITICAL ATTACKS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VACATION MARS MICKELSON (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T ELIMINATE SCHOOL AIDES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
RACE FANS SHOULD SHAPE UP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ABDNOR CAN'T BEAT DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
STORM SPOTTERS PROTECT CITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*LAST OPERA,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WINNING PLAY MAKES LOCAL SCENE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TRUMAN SCHOLARSHIP FOLLOWING HIGH ACHIEVEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ACCIDENT VICTIM REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORN PLANTING INSURANCE DEADLINE NEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ENDORSES BROWN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP HOUSE CANDIDATES AGREE TO UNITY LETTER,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--ABDNOR DOESN'T DESERVE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON VOWS TO KEEP MEDICARE COSTS DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JURY AWARDS KENNEBEC COUPLE {dollar}250,000 IN SUIT","Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK INFORMATION ABOUT BOAT THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BURG, JOHNSON DIFFER ON TAX VOTES","Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MICKELSON OUTSPENDS OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
2 CANDIDATES WANT LIMIT ON TERMS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
IF AT&T UNION STRIKES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROBLEMS SLOW DOWN RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FORMER OPPONENT CRITICIZES BELL,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
8 SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR PROPOSES A NEW FARM CREDIT PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE--FMHA IS HOLDING BACK MONEY LOAN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER GOP LAWMAKER TO SPEAK IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXTRA MOISTURE REDUCES CHANCES FOR FIRES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MINING UNION TO VOTE ON CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FARMER HOPES IDEA AMOUNTS...,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MITCHELL RESIDENTS REPORT SLIGHT TREMORS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
OFFICIAL SAYS INSURANCE POOBLEMS WORSENING,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
OFFICIAL URGES STATE TO REGAIN CONTROL OF WATER,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1986, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*ACCIDENT KILLS WORKER,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALPHA CENTER--HELP OF HARASSMENT?,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALPHA CENTER--HELP OR HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION TAKES MORRELL TO COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TIGER MOSQUITOES HAVEN'T BUGGED,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CRUISING FOR TROUBLE IN PERSIAN GULF (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CENTER FOR WOMEN DEPICTED INACCURATELY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CRITIC DID POOR JOB OF REVIEWING STATLERS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MORRELL CREATED PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
OIL POLICY SELF-DEFEATING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CANDIDATE OPPOSES RAMP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PRO-LIFERS NEED SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*PLAYHOUSE SOFTENS 'LITTLE SHOP' MONSTER,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUMMER MARKS DAYS FOR READING,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY MAN DIES AFTER MICHIGAN FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CALLS OPPONENT'S COMMENT A MAJOR CONCESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRE INSURANCE RATES WILL INCREASE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTY SURPLUS A BOUNTY FOR BARGAIN HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SEARCH FOR FUGITIVES FOCUSES ON WAGNER,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BUSINESSES SHOULD BE AGGRESSIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN FOUND GUILTY OF TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VICTIM LIT HIMSELF ON FIRE--EXPERT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON--TEACHERS' SALARIES A PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*TURKEY PRODUCTION IN AREA STATES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CONTINENTAL TEAM SEEKS SF BUYERS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POLICE SEEK MAN IN ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LIBYAN SEEKS ASYLUM IN WESTERN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RECRUITMENT COMPLAINT IS MOSTLY SOUR GRAPES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY LOOP BEST PLACE TEENS HAVE TO MEET (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MEDIA SHOULD EXPLAIN ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WILKA KINDNESS RECALLED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MAYNARD ANALOGY OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SMOKING BAN GOOD MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
POLL GIVES MICKELSON LOW APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WOMAN INJURES HAND IN FREAK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REACTION TO AIDS PAMPHLET MIXED,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SATANIC WORSHIP CAUSING CRIME, CHIEF SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ONIDA FARMER FACES HARDING IN PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COALITION FORMED ON SEWAGE ASH,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS HOPE PRIVATE DEVELOPERS BUILD NEW OFFICES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GOVERNORS PLEAD FOR FARM AID,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MINNEGASCO AGREES TO CUT NATURAL GAS RATES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BATTLE OVER BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ALCESTER NEWSMAN HEATH DIES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
HOME PRICES IN UPPER MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*PREPS TRACK DOWN TITLES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF COUPLE TO PROMOTE SAFETY IN RACING,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*TO GUIDE YOUNG CARD COLLECTORS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*COMMON SENSE GUIDES LEADER'S DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
DAYTON'S REPORT CLIMB IN APRIL SALES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LAKE PRESTON MAN TO RUN CORN COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RANDALL SETS UP NEW RETAIL GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MOST NEW BUSINESSES GO BELLY UP,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BIG CROP LIKELY UNDER NEW SET-ASIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"RAVEN SALES UP, BUT EARNINGS FALL IN FIRST QUARTER","Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*LOCAL AUTHOR PUBLISHES THIRD NOVEL,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*VIBRANT HUES DRESSING UP NEIGHBORHOODS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*BREAKING NEWS A GRIM MILITARY DUTY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EX-LEGISLATORS ADJUST TO CONSTANT RUSH,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO CRASH ANSWERS UNTIL FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TOWN PROUD OF ITS IMPERILED SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*COMPUTER IS VISITING NURSE'S BEST FRIEND,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
AT LEAST NATO TALKING ABOUT PEACE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ALASKAN REFUGE NEEDS LAWMAKERS' PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TUITION PLAN CUTS COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ADULTS MUST SET EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LAWMAKERS BIG BEGGARS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*HEAD OF THE PACK,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FLINT STRIKES ON BOWLING TOUR,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
2ND ANNUAL BIKE BARN BLOOD RUN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS CYCLISTS HOLD TIME TRIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
AUSTRALIAN PLANS CENTENNIAL PARTY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH WINDS BLAMED FOR SEMI ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE WEIGHS EXPANSION OF MINE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JOB SERVICE FOUND WORK FOR 54,000","Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGION CRASHES KILL NINE PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NUMBER 1 TAX MAN WOULD LIKE TO DIE YOUNG,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SUNDAY BEER, WINE MAY BE ON TAP","Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE CLASS OF '89,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SYSTEM FAILS TO PROTECT THE INNOCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CLOSURE OF VA WING RECOMMENDED,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ROBBERY SUSPECTS WAIVE EXTRADITION TO IOWA,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"BOYS, GIRLS STATE BEGINS TODAY","Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*OWNED OFFICE PRODUCTS STORE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WARREN SCHOON OWNED AREA AUTOMOTIVE DEALERSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*HISTORICALLY, CORPS' POWER ABSOLUTE","Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT REMAINS STRONG THREAT TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MINNESOTA TOWN ASKS GORVACHEV TO DROP BY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RIVER QUARRELS GO BACK 50 YEARS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BILL 'RESCUE' GROUP FOR ARREST COST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"COURTS PROTECT ANIMALS, NOT FETUSES (L)","Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RECONCILIATION TALK NEEDS SUBSTANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOVIETS NOT GOOD AT HONORING TREATIES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KELO DEEJAY DEFENDS O'CONNELL SURVEY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TRIBAL BINGO BECOMES A BATTLE GROUND,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BALTIC FIREFIGHTER IS OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR'S ANNUAL PICNIC SET FOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SAMUELSON TO NAME RUNNING MATE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BUDGET TALKS CONTINUE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VETERAN GETS BELATED AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO CONSIDER PARK EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMPUTERS HELP STUDENTS COMMUNICATE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUNSHINE AND MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MAN FIGHTS TO BUILD MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*GROSS SALES FROM NOVEMBER TO DECEMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
POLO SCHOOL DISTRICT MUST RENT CLASS SPACE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SPEARFISH TEEN DIES FROM FALL OFF CLIFF,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION BACK IN TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE UPHOLDS PLAN TO CLEAR TREES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
ALCESTER WANTS GRANT TO HELP PAY FOR LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
GRASSLAND PLANS STILL ARE NOT WORKED OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*GARDEN PARTY 20-ACRES BIG,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WHITESNAKE STRIKES BLOW FOR REAL ROCK,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*BROOKINGS ART FESTIVAL DRAWS 25,000","Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*ZENS, CANOVA COUNT ON DEFENSE IN QUEST OF TITLE","Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL COUPLE PEDALS NEW BIKING IMAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TIMBER HARVESTING CUT BACK,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
*INVADING A GIANT OMINOUS TO SMALL MERCHANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
WANTED--MORE OFFICES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*BROTHERS HOPE FOR BITE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY HALTS NEW BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE STRIKES OUT WITH COIN DEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HAIL SHREDS CROPS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOLS TO OFFER READING OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JUDICIAL PROCESS NEEDS SHAKING UP (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HATS OFF TO OLDER AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*ROCK 'N' ROLL ALIVE AND WELL,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COOK LIKES TO KEEP THINGS SIMPLE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUTHORITIES SEEK TRUSTY WALKAWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS GUARD UNIT TO ARRIVE BACK TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRMS ASKED TO HELP BURNED BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN WHO DROWNED WAS FROM NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VICTIMS IDENTIFIED IN SMALL PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAYOR CANDIDATES BASH WHITE ACTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HAZARDOUS ENTRANCE TO SERTOMA PARK TO BE MOVED,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PIPELINE SPILLS 3,400 GALLONS OF OIL","Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION HOPEFULS MAKE AMBULANCE STUDY AN ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DIVERTING YARD WASTE MAY REDUCE GARBAGE 25 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*DAVI LAWYER MAY PASS UP DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN GETS 12 YEARS FOR SEXUAL ABUSE OF CHILD,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW MAYOR LOOKS AHEAD TO SERVING RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD GOVERNOR PAY RANKS 31ST IN US,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*GARRETSON STUDENT WINS GANNETT SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN CHARGED IN FIGHT WITH COACH IS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURTHOUSE SMOKING BAN CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ROSEBUD MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD COULD GAIN UNDER HIGHWAY LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
THRESHOLD HELPS GET TEEN BACK ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*NICE WEATHER ENABLES TRACK RECORDS TO FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TOURNAMENT EXPECTS MORE THAN 100 TEAMS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"CORN, SOYBEANS AHEAD OF AVERAGE","Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HOME LOAN PAY LIMITS INCREASED,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BIOSTRESS LAB WELCOMED,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*TWO TEENS INJURED IN WRECK,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES PONDER SCHOOL BUDGET ISSUE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHEAP FARES HOT TICKET AT AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL BRINGS BACK 58 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBE OUSTS TAYLOR,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CALLERS OFFER IDEAS ON CUTTING SCHOOL BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CITY SHOULD EXAMINE LESS COSTLY PLANS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DINOSAUR SEIZURE SHAKES COMMUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KEEP PARKING LOT IDEA ALIVE AWHILE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*AMMANN OF MANY TALENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*BIG DADDY RELEASES RECORD, READY TO CELEBRATE","Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BAND'S SUMMER CONCERT SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*FAIRY TALES TAKE STAGE AT PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"FREEDOM CENTER AWARDED {dollar}2,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FROST ADVICE MEETINGS SET FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON COUNCIL PUTS OFF DECISION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISONER ADMITS HE'S TWO-TIME FELON,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE ESCAPED INMATES INDICTED,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BANK OFFERS HOME LOANS TO LOW INCOME,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INCOME TAX FOES TARGET POCKETBOOKS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OGLALA LEADER INVITES BREWERS TO RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO GAMING OPPONENT CARRIES GRUDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN FOREST QUILT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LIBERTARIANS TO HOLD FIRST THIRD-PARTY CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROTESTERS WANT FUNDS FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHALLENGE DENIED IN AIRPORT BIDDING,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL UNITED WAY PAYING DUES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RC MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNION DROPS PLAN TO ORGANIZE FACULTY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*STUDENTS USE IMAGINATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*BOWNE OUTRUNNING HER SHADOWS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
GIRLS TITLE MAY BE UP IN AIR AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
TOURISM OFFICIALS REPORT EARLY-SEASON DROPOFFS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COMPOST PROBLEMS ENTANGLE STEENSLAND,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BEAVER VALLEY STILL GROWING AT AGE 120,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*MAJOR GENERAL CHOSE PARISH OVER MILITARY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CLINTON UNFAIRLY BURDENS SMALL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHRISTIAN FREEDOMS BEING ERODED DAILY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"WHO'S RUNNING SHOW, ACLU OR PEOPLE? (L)","Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FIRST AMENDMENT SHIELDS ACLU ANTICS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
STUDENTS LEARNING MAJORITY DOESN'T RULE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
DOWNSIZING COULD STRIKE AGAIN IN CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MEDIATION CAN BE ANSWER IN FARM LOAN DISPUTES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SD AVERAGE WAGE: {dollar}8.84,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
EVENTS SET FOR MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER HURT IN CRASH LEAVES HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN INJURED IN 1992 APARTMENT FIRE DIES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLANES STRIKE DEER AT WATERTOWN AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*UNFURLING OLD GLORY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD'S LUCK IMPROVES AFTER WINTER LOSING STREAK,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EMS BOARD SEEKS FUNDS TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FEDS REQUEST HOUSING DOCUMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COURT ALLOWS PRAYERS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
APPRECIATION DAY JUNE 11 IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS WOMAN IS TEACHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FINGERLINGS PLACED IN WASTEWATER PONDS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEAVY SPRING RAIN RECHARGES AQUIFERS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE SET AT BRUCE CEMETERY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN'S MILITARY ROLE FOCUS OF EXCAVATION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABORTION PROTESTS TAKE NEW TWIST,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*LAST PUT PUTS YANKTON STAR IN RECORD BOOK,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STATE TRACK MEET: OUTASIGHT],"Argus LeaderMay 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RELIEF FROM GNAWING GNATS WILL COME,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*LEGIONS, VFW'S COUNT ON VIETNAM VETERANS","Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW WOULD SERVE ONLY ONE TERM,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LAWRENCE, SCHILLER WIN GROUP'S AWARD","Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALSH FACES ROASTING IN FUNDRAISING EVENT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESS WOMEN TO HOLD CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ETCHINGS POPULAR ON MARKERS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MADISON'S UNITY MORE THAN JUST A SLOGAN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FISCHER RUNS WILD IN AA,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PERMIT WORTH ITS PRICE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PIKE POPULATION PEAKING,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*IT'S A BIG WEEKEND LOCALLY, TOO","Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"TOM, CHET BROKAW AREN'T RELATIVES","Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROCK CLIMBER INJURED IN FALL AT PALISADES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST SUSPECT ON RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CORVETTE CLUB HOLDS SPRING SHOW TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE SEARCH HILLS FOR FUGITIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*REMEMBERING THE FALLEN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILIES RECALL LOVED ONES BY TENDING GRAVES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RACE FOR LINCOLN COUNTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
AIDS HOME CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MAN ACQUITTED OF MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA GETS {dollar}1.3 MILLION GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COUNTIES TO RECEIVE FLOOD-REPAIR MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FAMILIES FIRST OPENS YOUTH CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LEAD APPLIES FOR MONEY TO PUT STOP TO LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PENNINGTON COUNTY RETAINS ITS NEPOTISM POLICY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WATER PROJECTS TO GET {dollar}50.6 MILLION,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*SIX CANDIDATES RUNNING FOR LINCOLN COUNTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FIVE GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES EXPECT DROP IN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE NEEDS TO AID STATE HIRING,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MILLER DESERVES GOP NOMINATION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PROPERTY-TAX LIMITS TO BE FACED (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
INDIAN PROGRAM FUNDS ARE NOT SCANTY (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
UPCOMING PRIMARY CALLS FOR CAREFUL VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
JANKLOW HAS ALWAYS SHOWN FINE LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
WHITTIER DISCIPLINE BETRAYS AN EXCESS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
"*SMALL BUSINESS, ENTREPRENEURS & AGRICULTURE ARE KEY","Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*OUR PROBLEM ISN'T JOBLESSNESS BUT TO IMPROVE WAGES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*STATE NEEDS BUREAUCRATS WHO CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*MAKE PLANS NOW FOR SIZZLING GOOD TIME THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*JACKIE COMBINED CELEBRITY WITH GRACE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SPANIARDS FLOCK TO N AFRICA,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1994, sect.G, p.05, col.4"
JANKLOW WAS FLYING TO HURON TO HELP AFTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THEY HELP KEEP ALIVE MEMORIES OF LOVED ONES,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLOOD CONCERNS CLOUD OTHERWISE SUNNY FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
NATION'S DEFENDERS DESERVE A SALUTE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WHITE HOUSE SECURITY SAD SIGN OF TIMES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'BELROC PALACE' IS FITTING NAME FOR SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
'TAKINGS' BILL WOULD HURT PUBLIC HEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STATE SHOWS BIAS IN HANDLING STEELE CASE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
ALWAYS REMEMBER THE PRICE OF FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CONSOLIDATION MAKES SENSE FOR GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*REALITY OF AIDS HITS HOME AND CHANGES STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*6 TEENS WIN IN CITY ART CONTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GIRL SCOUTS ARE HONORED; STUDENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"STATE SALES-TAX BILL {dollar}2,632 PER FAMILY","Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GRADS HAVE THEIR DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET MAY TRIM CITY JOBS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*NEW JUSTICE FIGHTS FIRES OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*BILLBOARD RESTRICTIONS WIN BUSINESS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HOSPITALS' MERGER SET FOR JULY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BOARD STRUGGLES WITH OVERCROWDING,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS POLICE TAKE BIDS ON 2 OLD PATROL CARS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*US WEST STUDIES WHAT WENT WRONG,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RUNOFF CONTAINS FECAL COLIFORM,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"PLANT WINS CONTRACT, WILL ADD UP TO 30 JOBS","Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*TREE PLANTERS BATTLE WATER-LOGGED SOILS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GOVERNOR STARTS WEEKLY COLUMN,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
INSTITUTIONS FOR JUVENILES WOULD CHANGE,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*BACKED CONSERVATION EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*MEMORIAL DAY ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*LOBBYING WILL AFFECT DEDUCTIBILITY,"Argus LeaderMay 29 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FOR YOST BALLOON BID PEAK A GOOD TOMBSTONE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FOR YOST BALLOON BID PEAK A GOOD TOMBSTONE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BETTER FLOOD WARNING-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
POSTAL SUBSIDY REALISTIC STEP,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DOUG HERRMANN IS SURE HE'LL MAKE GRADE-CUSTER,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TWO TORNADOES HIT STATE IN TWO NIGHTS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TRUCKERS WANT TO AVOID STRIKE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE RIVER WATER SOUGHT BY ETSI,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BELLE FOURCHE RIVER WATER SOUGHT BY ETSI,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAIN INTERRUPTS PLANTING PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BELLE FOURCHE RIVER WATER SOUGHT BY ETSI,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAS SHORTAGE EFFECTS ON SD TOURISM UNCLEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GAS SHORTAGE EFFECTS ON SD TOURISM UNCLEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LOCAL DOCTORS CONSIDERING HMO,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN HELD ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES-PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOWING POLICY ALONG STATE HIGHWAY ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TO ATTEND RECEPTION FOR VIETNAM VETERANS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX CITY DUMP FILLING UP,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COPPER WIRE STOLEN FROM FARMS-HURON,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD STILL COULD JOIN VET SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WALL LAKE MAKING COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX EMPIRE ENV COMMITTEE UPSET ABOUT LITTER,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INTERNS BEGIN JOBS IN STATE GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HAYES POST OFFICE BACK IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"BOY, 15, CHARGED WITH ARSON","Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
TWO MEN HOSPITALIZED IN CYCLE ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN RAPED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*COOKOUTS UNLIMITED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
"HEAVY RAINS, WINDS SMACK SD","Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FARMS MAY GET AID BEFORE BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMS MAY GET AID BEFORE BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMS MAY GET AID BEFORE BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BLAST CLAIMS 2ND LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BLAST CLAIMS 2ND LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NCPAC TO FILE GRIPE AGAINST MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NCPAC TO FILE GRIPE AGAINST MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KENNEDY'S VISIT DELAYED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*A WALKING HISTORY LESSON,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRMS FACE NEW MATERNITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRMS FACE NEW MATERNITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A WALKING HISTORY LESSON,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRMS FACE NEW MATERNITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC ENEMY NO 1-UNAUTHORIZED TOWELS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*A ONE AND A TWO,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLITICAL COMMERCIALS...,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*RISE DOORN IS ON THE MOVE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAIN CAVES IN WALL AT SD ASSN FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SONGSTAD CAMPAIGNS FOR COUNTY BUDGET, PAYROLL CUTS","Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAIN CAVES IN WALL AT SD ASSN FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EXPLOSION INJURES RAPID CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GASOHOL STUDY CALLED 'MISLEADING',"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SONGSTAD CAMPAIGNS FOR COUNTY BUDGET, PAYROLL CUTS","Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PLANS MADE TO SPRAY HOPPERS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL OFFICIALS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL OFFICIALS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL OFFICIALS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY VOTES TO AUDIT INDIAN SERVICES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
UNITED WAY VOTES TO AUDIT INDIAN SERVICES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"CARTER, KENNEDY BACKERS SEE VICTORY","Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
UNITED WAY VOTES TO AUDIT INDIAN SERVICES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING ENDORSED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING ENDORSED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CHANGE THE LAW OR LIVE WITH IT...(ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GIVE OUT-OF-TOWN PROS A CHANCE TO PERFORM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FOSS FIELD WILL GET SECURITY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SUMMER RULING SEEN ON NSP REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SUMMER RULING SEEN ON NSP REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN NOT GUILTY ON SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD FAIR MANAGER MAY RESIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SD FAIR MANAGER MAY RESIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
OLSON ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
OAHE DEAUTHORIZATION MAY NOT BRING DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
OAHE DEAUTHORIZATION MAY NOT BRING DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*SLIP UP DOUBTS PERSIST,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SLIP UP DOUBTS PERSIST,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*DUMP FEC, MCGOVERN URGES","Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WHEN A LOAN IS NOT A LOAN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WHEN A LOAN IS NOT A LOAN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*UNSEEDED PIETZ SLAMS WAY TO STATE CROWN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*UNSEEDED PIETZ SLAMS WAY TO STATE CROWN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
'TENURED' INMATE DENIED PAROLE FOR EIGHTH TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'TENURED' INMATE DENIED PAROLE FOR EIGHTH TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SUNFLOWERS RESIST DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MATTHIUS FIRED FROM SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WESTERN CUTS SF FLIGHT FARES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*2 INMATES FILE GRIEVANCE-HEALTH CARE TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD FARMERS TESTIFY AGAINST URANIUM MINING,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOW AL NORLIN AIDED GREENWAY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOW AL NORLIN AIDED GREENWAY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES COVERAGE OF NATIONAL MEETING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BOSTON FIRM TO STUDY POSSIBLE ORMAN DAM,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD FARM GROUPS SUPPORT GRAIN TALKS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE LABS SUBJECT OF SUMMER STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER SD MAN GETS REAGAN POST,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS TAX ASSESSMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS TAX ASSESSMENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRUCK PORT OF ENTRY UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SF GUN SHOP OWNER ROBBED ON BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SF GUN SHOP OWNER ROBBED ON BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
THREE FIRMS WILL STUDY SD PRISONS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CALIF GIVEN A WEEK TO EXTRADITE FUGITIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
NUCLEAR WASTE DRUMS HEADING BACK TO NY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PLAN ENDING BARGE CHANNEL CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE RETAINS BLUE CROSS-SHIELD INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*THE DAYS OF HORSE, BUGGY DOCTORS","Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*THE DAYS OF HORSE, BUGGY DOCTORS","Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAINS HELP EASE FREEZE TO WHEAT CROPS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
RAINS HELP EASE FREEZE TO WHEAT CROPS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
AIM WANTS PERMANENT SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NEW ROAD PLAN WILL BE TESTED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AIM WANTS PERMANENT SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAIN BRIGHTENS OUTLOOK FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CANTON'S YOUNG HEROES TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE DEMOCRATS IN GUBERNATORIAL PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHOW DRAWS DIFFERENT BREEDS OF DOGS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAMPGROUND HOST FIRED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TODAY IS OFFICIALLY MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CORBLY'S CRUSADE FOR VET'S MEMORIAL ESCALATES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS TO SURVEY OLDER AREAS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PARTY PRIMARIES SET SCENARIOS FOR NOVEMBER (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USEFUL CAMPAIGNS BY O'CONNOR & VARILEK (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VACATION EDITORIALS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DEATH ENDS BRILLIANT CAREER OF CANTON NATIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY SHOULD DO MORE FOR ACCIDENT VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"NUCLEAR FREEZE OPPOSED, SURVIVAL POSSIBLE (L)","Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"VOTING IS A PRIVILEGE, USE IT (L)","Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CHICAGO INSURANCE COMPANY FINED {dollar}20,000","Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE--ROBERTS NOT HELPING WITH LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"GROUPS GET {dollar}38,000 IN GRANTS FROM FOUNDATION","Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN BOY KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
ETSI WILL CHANGE CONTRACTS TO SATISFY OWNERS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*GUIDE TO TUESDAY'S PRIMARY ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*REGISTER OF DEEDS DRAWS 5 CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MUZZLELOADING COMPETITION BRINGS OUT...,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SLOWPITCH SOFTBALL IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*WHEN ECONOMY'S BAD, THE CHURCH GETS BETTER","Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*12-YEAR-OLD READER DEVOURS BOOKS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ERNA KORKOW--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*CHIPS ARE UP FOR SF PROCESSOR,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SD FARMERS MISUNDERSTAND CROP REPORTING SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CHAMBERLAIN WANTS TO DRAW TOURISTS TO ARTWORK,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WEARING WRONG SHOES CAUSES INJURIES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'LETTERS TO E.T.' SHOWS FANS' LOVE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PRESSLER SPEAKS AT PROGRAM TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIRLINE MAKES SHORT FLIGHTS PROFITABLE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAIL TO GET DRUG DETECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER--NEVADA CASE LIKE SIOUX'S,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM LOOKS AT INDIANS' PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RANCHER WINS POWER LINE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SDSU GETS FARMLAND WORTH {dollar}250,000","Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE FARMERS PLANT MORE SOYBEANS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JOURNALISM BRINGS GRAD BACK TO AUGIE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"LITTLE BY LITTLE, COLLECTION FOR MEMORIAL GROWS","Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPUTERS HELP KEEP PEOPLE HONEST,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"DASCHLE, PRESSLER HAVE YEAR TO SEEK RESULTS (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PHYSICISTS WANT NUCLEAR FREEZE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PERMIT REQUIRED FOR MOWING HAY ALONG STATE HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRIVATE CABINS REMAIN IN STATE PARKS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE PUTS SALE OF COLLEGE ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MCDOWELL TRIAL COST TAXPAYERS {dollar}140,000","Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA WILL HAVE CLEAR SKIES FOR VIEWING,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CAN PICKEREL LAKE PERFORM AGAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FIRST LADY HAS OTHER CAMPAIGNS TO RUN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*THE SCHOOL YEAR'S OVER,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"ASBESTOS REMOVAL COULD COST {dollar}240,000","Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON POLICE OFFICER RECEIVES COURT AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CORBLY SAYS OFFICIALS ARE TRYING TO PUNISH HER,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DROWNING VICTIM IDENTIFIED AS LOCAL WOMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TOMMY LEE'S MOTHER RETURNED TO FACE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GOP ENDORSES BELL IN PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HAYWARD WATER DOESN'T BOTHER RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"JASPER, MINNESOTA VOTERS DON'T LIMIT THEMSELVES","Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARM VALUES MAY DECLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HAWTHORNE PROJECT MEETS MOST URGENT NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
INMATES SHOULD NOT HAVE TO BE SARDINES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SIMKO'S BOARD SERVICE EFFECTIVE & INSPIRED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
INTERNATIONAL INDIAN TREATY GROUP OPENS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NO TRAFFIC DEATHS OCCUR DURING HOLIDAY WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ONE STATE OFFICE WILL REMAIN OPEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRIVATE ENTERPRISE GROUP TO GET NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TO BLOCK CLOSING OF AGAR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TO RESTORE MONDAY MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION ELECTS BERNARD,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ULTRALIGHT PLANE CRASH KILLS BERESFORD MAN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GOVERNMENT MAY TAKE CATTLE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HUMPHREY III TO CAMPAIGN IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
STATEWIDE GROUP TO TAKE ACTIVE ROLE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HURON CLEARS WAY TO REMOVE DEBT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
SOCIAL SERVICES REVOKES DAY CARE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*PROBLEMS ON THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY OK'S CONVENTION CENTER PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"PRISON MOVE VIOLATED LAW, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MOUNTING BILLS THREATEN FARM FAMILY'S WAY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON JANKLOW RUNNING FOR US SENATE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REMEMBER TO TREAT VISITORS WITH COURTESY (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTE AGAINST CHANGE IN CITY'S GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*A SONG FOR THE SOUL,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KIDS PLAY FOOTBALL ON THEIR OWN TURF,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WHEELCHAIR EXPRESS RATES MAY RISE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS UNION IS SENDING BUS TO CONCERT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS TO COLLECT AID FOR HURRICANE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER APPOINTED TO POLICY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS CONVENTION STARTS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUYING A USED CAR COULD BE TAXING,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SKY'S THE LIMIT FOR EROS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STICKER SALES MEAN FREE LEGAL HELP FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAKE WILL GET BEACH,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION ENDS HEARINGS ON PHONE RATES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DALLAS MAN DIES IN 2-TRUCK COLLISION,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR FAILING TO PAY SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RESIDENTS CAN VISIT PRESSLER AT TRAIN STOPS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE INVESTMENT COUNCIL SEEKS APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
74 ARE LEFT HOMELESS IN IDEAL,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
GOLFING GOOD WILL IS EXHIBITED AT BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TEARS END ALL SAINTS TRADITION,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHOWERS PLOW UP PLANTING PLANS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HELICOPTER CRASH KILLS FIVE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD TO CONTINUE RECIPROCITY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION GETTING LITTLE ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHAT HAPPENED ABOUT THE FARM ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EXPERIENCE IMPORTANT FACTOR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
JANKLOW IS MAN FOR THE JOB (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
JANKLOW SQUELCHES FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ALL SAINTS ALUMNI REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*'KATE' ENDS PLAYHOUSE SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SENIORS WALK FOR HEALTH,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES TO DEBATE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HERSETH LEADS DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MEMORIAL HONORS KOREAN, VIETNAM WAR DEAD","Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOKKEN WANTS TO DELAY RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A MATTER OF DEGREE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TACCO BACKS 7 CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"ABDNOR, JANKLOW AIR VIEWS","Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WEB PIPELINE WATER STARTS FLOWING,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEDICATION SET FOR ORPHAN INFANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"EXPECTS OVER 2,000 ABSENTEE BALLOTS","Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL NAMES ON NEW MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*CHEMICAL TO ROOT OF TREE DISEASE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*WANTS LIMIT ON RE-ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
DEFENSE RESTS IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
TORNADOES SPOTTED ON SD-NEB LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TESTS AWAITED IN FATALITY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SD NATIVES BEGIN LIVES AS PRIESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
COUNTY HISTORY BOOK GOES TO PRESS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SWIM CLUB THANKS BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FUNDING RULES IN NEED OF AN OVERHAUL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LOCAL BOOK OF EARLY DAKOTA PHOTOGRAPHERS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATLERS' QUIRKS MAKE THEM POPULAR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WE DON'T NEED PARKING RAMP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PENTECOST BRINGS MEMORIES OF CHURCH'S PAST,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*ONIDA FARMBOY SET TRACK RECORD BOOK ABLAZE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STEVENS JUMPER CLIMBS TO NEW STATE RECORD,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FIVE FUGITIVES STILL ON LOOSE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKER CHARGED IN MICHIGAN KILLING,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHITEWOOD MAN DIES ON CYCLE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD PROPOSES RULES FOR STATE LOANS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORUM HEARS SCHOOL BOARD HOPEFULS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROTESTERS WANT TO PUT MISSILE SITES ON MAP,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TAX LIMIT WOULD CUT REVENUE, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIREMAN CONSIDERS TAKING DEMOTION IF VANDERLOO WINS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNION POSTPONES REQUEST FOR COURT ORDER,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS ORDINANCE WOULD OUTLAW LOOSE CATS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEBATE HEIGHTENS AS UNION VOTE APPROACHES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARING SET ON PHONE FIRMS RATE REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW CONTRASTS CONGRESS WITH FRAMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LANDOWNERS TO VOTE ON NEW WATER DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON APPOINTS BUSINESS COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TRIBE PROTESTS TEST SITE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GROUPS LOBBY LOTTERY PANEL,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TOWNS HOPE TO CURE DOCTOR SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICES CLOSED FOR MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*VET'S IDEA KEEPS OLD GLORY WAVING,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOW GRADS HAVE CHANGED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORE THAN 'A WIDE SPOT IN THE ROAD',"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*WAR WAS MISTAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"RAPE PROSECUTION, COVERAGE PRAISED (L)","Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BABY BOOMERS HAVE HEALED WOUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*FOSNESS WANTS YOUTH TO AVOID PITFALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
B-17 CRASH MARKER TO BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLARK CLUB TO HONOR LITTLE FELLOW GRAVE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRASSHOPPERS START HATCHING IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PENDING LEGISLATION COVERS FOOD AID,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S ATTORNEY HOPEFULS DISCUSS VIEWS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WALL TO WALL,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINING PROPOSAL CAMPAIGN HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEARS--TROUBLED WATERS OF ABUSE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FUNDS SOUGHT FOR CEREBRAL PALSY, MENTAL HEALTH","Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*TWO-CAR COLLISION,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HOMES SLOW TO APPRECIATE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*CITY SALUTES THOSE WHO SERVED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WEDDELL BACK BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEW TEENS FOLLOW OCCULT BUT AREA IS 'FERTILE',"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MIXED REACTION IS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
USERS SHOULD PAY WATER BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
END TIME MINISTRIES NOT RECOGNIZED CHURCH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RODDERS PRICES TOO HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"DON'T DIVIDE RICH, POOR (L)","Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FURTHER ARMS CUTS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HUNKING REFRESHING LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
'PRISONERS' OFFERS PEEK AT SOLDIERS' SOULS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ABANDONED BUILDING BURNS NEAR WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRASH SURVIVORS CONDITION SAME,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY AUTO WRECKS CLAIM 16 IN REGION,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL TALKS CONTINUE TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATION MERGER PLAN WORRIES FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TURNED-UP NOSES DON'T STOP MULE RAISER,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THEATER GROUP WOULD TRADE TENT FOR A HALL,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRAND JURY TO CONVENE AGAIN TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS VOTES TO TAKE PART,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HILLS MAYORS BACK CLEANUP EFFORT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SAMUELSON PICKS HALLEEN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT TO RECONSIDER RIVER SUIT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FREON USE BLAMED FOR TEEN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TEEN GIVEN 3 YEARS IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GORBACHEV NEEDS BOOST BACK HOME (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINING IS RESPONSIVE TO ENVIRONMENT NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD QUALITY BEATS MINNESOTA WAYS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HELMETS NOT ALWAYS SOLUTION TO SURVIVAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HELMETS NOT ALWAYS SOLUTION TO SURVUVAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*INCREASING FARM LOAN RATES WILL REDUCE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*ASPARAGUS DRAWS PICKERS OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCIENCE TEACHER HAS COOKING DOWN TO ART,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GANNETT FOUNDATION AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL TO HOLD WATER PROJECT HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RURAL HEALTH GROUP NAMES NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TREE-PLANTING EVENT SET FOR FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY COULD HALT BEN FRANKLIN CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KEEP ON ROLLIN',"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LEERY OF NATIONAL SUBSIDIZED HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON URGES INCREASED CASH RESERVE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATER RESTRICTIONS MAY JUMP TO TWICE A WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD REVIVES JUNIOR FIRST GRADE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS TAXI DRIVER RETURNS MOBILE PHONE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY SEEKS {dollar}18 MILLION IN DELINQUENT LIENS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION APPROVES NEW CITY LAND PLOTS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JOCKEY FACES 25-YEAR BAN FROM RACING,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEADWOOD MAY DRAW ROGER TELLINGHUISEN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"INCREASE IN GAME, FISH LICENSES","Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
VALLEY SPRINGS TO HOST SOME BRANDON VALLEY KIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SF BOYS STATE PARTICIPANTS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*GRITTY HITTER,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
KINSER INCREASES LEAD IN OUTLAWS STANDINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GOVERNORS' GROUP TO TACKLE FARM ISSUES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*LEWIS-ECONOFOODS PLANS TAKE SHAPE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
RAVEN FEELS PINCH OF DEFENSE CUTS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*FIGHTER PILOT FINDS MEMORIES DIFFICULT AFTER FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRE OFFICIALS DECIDE HANSON WALLS UNSAFE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLATTERY WILL GET YOU AUTOGRAPH,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*EDITOR STILL SMELLS CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
GUARD UNIT DOESN'T DWELL ON CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*WORKING ON THE RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*STATE FAIR SHOW TICKETS ON SALE NOW,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
SEND 'ARGUS' YOUR BEST MOSQUITO TIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINION--WHAT SHOULD BE DONE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ELKS LODGE NOT CLOSED DESPITE SALE LISTING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SF NEEDS A FULL-TIME MAYOR (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOMEONE HAS TO PAY BILL FOR EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"KLEINS, STORE OWNERS DON'T DESERVE TICKET","Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BUSY KIDS LEARN MORE DURING SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*HUNGRY WALLEYES GREET RIVER ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GANNETT FOUNDATION WINS STOCK SALE OK,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PLANTING ADVANCES IN MOST OF US,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HOMESTAKE GETS OK FOR MINE EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
COUNCIL WILL HELP TOWNS WITH WATER WOES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
BAD DEBT COLLECTIONS TO RISE 10 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN PLEADS GUILT IN THEFT OF {dollar}71,000","Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS MAY REGISTER TO SPEAK ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"70,000 PEOPLE VISIT STATE PARK, AREAS","Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MITCHELL SAYS HEALTH PLAN IS FORCEFUL,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WAY TO GO,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY CURB COULD SPREAD STATEWIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WHITE CALLS NELSON'S PLAN IMPRACTICAL,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE OMITS ALLEGED DAVI THREATS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BROOKINGS MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GIRLS STATERS ELECT MYTHICAL CITY MAYORS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MILBANK, ABERDEEN UNITS MAY RETURN IN JULY","Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BILL INCLUDES MONEY FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CLERK NOT LOTTO TICKET OWNER,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RAIL LINE REOPENING IS DEBATED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CAN'T MOVE OFFICES BEFORE 1992,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*CHAMPION JUMP,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLUMMETING COURAGE NEEDED FOR BUNGEE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HEROES FIGHT FOES AT WESSINGTON SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FROST HIT SD HARD,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITIZENS SHOULD VOTE SKADSEN OUT OF OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SENIOR OPTIONS SHOW WAS DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CAPITOL 'CLUBHOUSE' STORY WAS OVERBLOWN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SD SHOULD WORK ON KEEPING YOUNG PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*CATCHING UP ON GUIDE DOGS AND PET PEEVES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SECOND TIME AROUND,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
AUTOGRAPH PARTY OFFERS CHANCE TO GET...,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"SLOGAN AFFRONT TO US, CHRIST","Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*IN THE RUNNIN' FOR STATE TRACK GOLD,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ONE DIES AFTER VAN HITS MEN IN FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN FOR SECURITIES FRAUD,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TIMMER SUPPORTS CONGRESS REFORMS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WANTED KANSAS MAN FOUND IN SF,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MEET THE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PRIESTS ORDAINED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CANDIDATE ADMITS '87 FIRING,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CITY COMMISSION HOPEFULS SPEAK OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*HELPING OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
OUSTED TRIBAL BOSS SUES HIS SUCCESSORS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*TWO COMMISSION SPOTS IN LINCOLN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MIGHT BUILD HOMES ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RUSHMORE CONCESSIONS TARGETED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAIL CONSULTANT OFFERS TOURISM PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
JUDGE DENIES REQUEST TO MOVE DINOSAUR,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
REPORT SAYS FARMS LOW ON MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BALTIC SENIORS CHARGE INTO FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ORTON ENROLLMENT NOW DOWN TO ONE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAY FOURTH WETTEST ON RECORD,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*NATIVE LAMENTATION RECALLS THOSE WHO DIED SERVING,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AND THE 10 MOST INFLUENTIAL ARE...(ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEENS TACKLE SMOKING AMONG PEERS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW GARBAGE PLAN COULD DOUBLE COST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
OFFICIALS ABUSE DEAF BY SELLING CAMPUS LAND (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'B' HONOR ROLL NAMES SHOULD BE PRINTED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
RESIDENTS SHOULD STUDY DIRECTION OF EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS GAVE PRISONERS HOPE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
JUDICIAL SYSTEM HAS ANTI-MALE BIAS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
DON'T SPEND MILLIONS TO PRESERVE WHS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PUBLIC TIRED OF HEARING ABOUT PRIVATE ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SMOKERS SHOULD BOYCOTT SMOKE-FREE BUSINESSES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"LIFE, LAWS FULL OF PARADOXES (L)","Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*TRACK STARS PLAY RAIN GAMES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BEAUTY OF THE LAND ADDS TO HUNT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
BIG GAME BOWHUNTERS HAVE LESSONS TO LEARN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*A TASTE OF THE OLD WEST,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MITCHELL-BASED BANK TO CHANGE ITS NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"STATE FARMERS JOIN IN CROP, LIVESTOCK POLL","Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WHEAT ACREAGE LEVEL SET AT ZERO FOR '94,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MONGOLIA ON THEIR MINDS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DEAF SCHOOL PLAN COMING IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
EX-SDSU PROFESSOR IS INTERIM PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S NATIONAL PARKS MAKING CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*KIND ACTS EARN MAN A TRIBUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CITY 'DUPED' ON COMPOSTING,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CLYDESDALE DIES IN STORM,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*GRAVESTONE ETCHINGS NOW LIMITLESS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
"SCHOOL BOARD, INDIANS PLEDGE TO COOPERATE","Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
VETERANS MEMORIAL TO BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*ACCUSES PUBLISHERS OF DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
PRESENTATION COLLEGE PRESIDENT PLEDGES TO LISTEN,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
CHAMBERLAIN DEBATES BAN ON PORNOGRAPHY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
MOTOR VOTER LAW REACHES FAR,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
TOUGHER BOAT LAW NETS FEW ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
MAN GETS 160 YEARS FOR DEATH OF CHILD,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*CELEBRATIONS OF SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*JOYCE FILLED STITCHES OF TIME WITH JOY, COMMITMENT","Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SEND US PHOTOS OF LOOK-ALIKES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.5"
"*PRECAUTIONS, NICE PEOPLE HELP IN ON-THE-ROAD EMERGE","Argus LeaderMay 30 1993, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
*SUPER SUNDAY FOR SENIORS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"CHURCH HASN'T LOST {dollar}90,000 YET IN SCAM","Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
3 IN 4 CASES OF ABUSE CHILDREN UNFOUNDED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SUBSTANTIATED CHILD ABUSE CASES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"VIEW TOUGH TIMES AS CHALLENGE, SENIOR SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RECALL SACRIFICE OF FALLEN HEROES (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS MUST WORK TOGETHER TOWARD FUTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SD SPECIAL OLYMPICS EXPLAINS SOLICITATION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*RETURN TO OLD WAY COULD ERASE CURRENT MISCONCEPTION,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STAKEOUTS NECESSARY TO STOP ILLEGAL DUMPING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"USEFUL TAX REFORM NEEDED LOCALLY, IN STATE (L)","Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TAX ISSUE ALLOWS FOR ONLY TWO CHOICES (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
GOVERNOR RESPONSIBLE FOR CITIBANK DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HEAD START PARENTS PRAISE THE PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
REP JOHNSON NEEDS TO TAKE A-TO-Z STAND (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*DON'T TOLERATE RACIAL HATE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A WORLD OF LEARNING,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THIRD-CLASS MAIL HAS CHEAPER RATE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SEARCH FOR ESCAPEE CONTINUES IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE BOY MISSING AFTER FALLING IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GROUNDBREAKING SET FOR BRANCH LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PARKS BOUNCE BACK FROM FLOOD DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GRAVEDIGGERS TAKE PRIDE IN PROFESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS CALL FOR BETTER TRIBE RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HERITAGE BOMB WAS EVIDENCE EXPERT'S TOUGHEST CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA FIRM MOVING TO STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD REVENUE INCREASES IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATUE BY SD ARTIST TO BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"RANDALL'S DONATES {dollar}100,000 TO HOME","Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TAPES OF DEDICATION OF MEMORIAL ON SALE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS SCHOOL GETS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEVELOPERS SAY RESORT WILL BOOST AIR TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TO VISIT COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT STATE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
VIBORG HOLDING ANNUAL DANISH FESTIVAL DAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*NO FIRM GUIDES FOR ASSET SPLIT DURING DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*MOUNTING MISERY FORCES FAMILY OFF ITS FARM,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MINNEHAHA COUNTY COULD LOSE, GAIN...DEBATE ON BUDGET","Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RIVERS CREST IN EASTERN SD; ALERT CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HONORING COMRADES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PATROL PROJECT HELPS DRIVERS REST EASIER (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TRIBES SHOULD FLEX MORE VOTING MUSCLE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*DASCHLES ARE VICTIMS OF JOURNALISTS' INNUENDO,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
OKLAHOMA TRAGEDY RAISES FEAR IN HEARTLAND (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
JANKLOW SHAMES STATE BY SMOKING IN OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
RECALL OF TEA MAYOR IS MEAN-SPIRITED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SPEEDING DRIVERS NEED TO OBEY LAW (L),"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*SEX-ABUSE WOUNDS MUST WORK WAY OUT; THERAPY HELPS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*READ 'EM AND REAP,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS TELL ABOUT THE BOOKS THEY'VE BEEN READING,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FRIEND'S WOES BRING BULLHEAD MEMORIES BACK,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HERRERA EDGES MELLENBERNDT AT HUSET'S,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRIVER HOSPITALIZED AFTER CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EMPLOYMENT FORECAST SUNNY FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN BROOKINGS HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCCOOK CENTRAL SUPERINTENDENT QUITS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CLASS TIME INCREASING FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND ENDS ON SUNNY NOTE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BUILDING BATTLE AT CENTER OF DEUBROOK BOARD RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THOSE WHO DIDN'T COME HOME REMEMBERED,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SPORTS ARE CIVIL RIGHTS SORE SPOT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
WATER ACROSS STATE MAY AID MOSQUITOES,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON AGAINST BUYING B-2 BOMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BEEF COOPERATIVE WANTS SD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LANDMARK TO OPEN WITH A NEW NAME,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
46 AGENCIES TO SHARE {dollar}2.5M CRIME GRANT,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PUBLIC CAN WORK ON ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
KAMINSKI'S LAWYER CITES FEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*AUTO ANTIQUES GO ON THE AUCTION BLOCK,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*WOMAN, NOW 100, SAYS SHE LEFT LIQUOR ALONE","Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*TOUCHED LIVES AS DEACON,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*EGG PRODUCTION UP IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*FROM HYDROELECTRICITY TO HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
CANDIDATES RUN FOR BOARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 30 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD BUYS BUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD BUYS BUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS GET 8 PERCENT HIKE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CHIROPRACTOR IS ROBBERY VICTIM,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ROAD PROBLEM WON'T GO AWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ROAD PROBLEM WON'T GO AWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*TOURISTS SUSTAINING IOWA LAKES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*U OF OKOBOJI, A LEGEND IN ITS OWN MIND","Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TOURISTS SUSTAINING IOWA LAKES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HIS FRUITS ARE HIS LABOR,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ENERGY OFFICIAL ON DASCHLE'S LINE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HEART-BEAT SOUNDS HEALTHY AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*THE JAZZ GAMUT-SCHLOCK TO SENSATIONAL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*'HARDCORE'-A SERMON, BUT NO MESSAGE","Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JET REPORTEDLY BUZZED CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BOYS, GIRLS STATE HOLD ELECTIONS","Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CRAZY HORSE MONUMENT SUPPORTED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT TO HEAR THORSNESS CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT TO HEAR THORSNESS CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GAS PRICES UP HALF CENT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BOYS, GIRLS STATE HOLD ELECTIONS","Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BUFFALO GNATS MARK SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE WILL RESUME CONTROL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT TO HEAR THORSNESS CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RACERS ALSO ARE ROMANTICS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
49TH STREET ZONING STAKES ARE HIGH,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RACERS ALSO ARE ROMANTICS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
49TH STREET ZONING STAKES ARE HIGH,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BRUCELLOSIS CASES ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
STATE AID SOUGHT TO CURB HOPPERS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
PROSPECTS FOR SUNFLOWERS BLOOMING IN CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
LENNOX CHURCH NEARS 100TH YEAR AS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
YIELD RATINGS OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
THE SD LIVESTOCK ASSOC T-BONE OPEN,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
SHEEP DAY JUNE 8,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
SHEEP DAY JUNE 8,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK AT THE FARMERS UNION PICNIC,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.2"
PITCHING IN REBUILDS COUNTRY STORE-HAYES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
FEEDER PIG SHOW WINNERS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.2"
"COUNTY EXTENSION AGENTS, VOC. TEACHERS TO MEET","Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
"COUNTY EXTENSION AGENTS, VOC. TEACHERS TO MEET","Argus LeaderMay 31 1979, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
INDIAN VOTE COULD GIVE KENNEDY WIN IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MORE DROUGHT VICTIMS-DUCKS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MORE DROUGHT VICTIMS-DUCKS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN VOTE COULD GIVE KENNEDY WIN IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN VOTE COULD GIVE KENNEDY WIN IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN VOTE COULD GIVE KENNEDY WIN IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MORE DROUGHT VICTIMS-DUCKS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FIRST BANK SYSTEM TO MOVE CREDIT CARD DIVISION TO SF,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRST BANK SYSTEM TO MOVE CREDIT CARD DIVISION TO SF,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LUTHERANS ELECT BISHOP,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LUTHERANS ELECT BISHOP,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS TEAMS EYE SUNDAY BATTLE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FLYNN WANTS TO CUT COUNTY GOVT BUREAUCRACY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FLYNN WANTS TO CUT COUNTY GOVT BUREAUCRACY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KATUS SLAMS THE 'PING-PONG APPROACH' TO POLITICS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ANDERSON, CRANE OUT OF SD RACE","Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP LEADS REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
6 SEEK ELECTION TO SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY POOLS OPEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP LEADS REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OAHE-WEB COMPROMISE NEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FRONT-RUNNERS RETAIN LEADS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
4 LEGISLATIVE HOPEFULS FILE FINANCIAL REPORTS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FRONT-RUNNERS RETAIN LEADS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOVERNOR MOVES AHEAD ON DROUGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR MOVES AHEAD ON DROUGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTAN ELECTROCUTED IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUVENILE CHARGED IN SHOOTING DEATH-ST FRANCIS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF YOUTH GOVERNOR OF BOYS STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEAF IMPOSTERS SOLICIT DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOSS CASE DELAYED UNTIL AUG 6,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
20 RAFTS ENTERED IN SUNDAY'S RACE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF YOUTH GOVERNOR OF BOYS STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BILL SIGNING CLEARS SALE OF ROCK ISLAND,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"MANY SUPPORT RAIL PLAN, POLL FINDS","Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SALARIES STALL TEACHER TALKS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SALARIES STALL TEACHER TALKS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SHE HAD A HUNCH-{dollar}15,000 WORTH","Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CUTWORMS INVADE CORN FIELDS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATE DEMOCRATS WORK ON ELIMINATING DEBT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SHE HAD A HUNCH-{dollar}15,000 WORTH","Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEART ATTACK KILLS PRIEST DURING ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD OFFICIAL OPPOSES NEW HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER PROMISES AID IN VISA REQUEST (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TEACHER, BOARD SOLUTIONS NEEDED (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TEACHER, BOARD SOLUTIONS NEEDED (ED)","Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WINGLER PRAISED FOR SOLVING WATER PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RESIGNATION OF TWO USD LEADERS COMPARED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LIKED US-GERMAN WRESTLING EXCHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ADVICE FOR ARGUS ON COVERING AUTHORS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ADVICE FOR ARGUS ON COVERING AUTHORS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CATTLE RANCHERS SEEK PASTURE LAND,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
EX-LEGISLATOR-TRIBES SHOULD ACCEPT AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
EX-LEGISLATOR-TRIBES SHOULD ACCEPT AWARD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
JUDGE SAYS EXPLORATION PERMIT RENEWAL IS LEGAL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
JUDGE SAYS EXPLORATION PERMIT RENEWAL IS LEGAL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*CONSENSUS-THE KLONDIKE DAM SHOULD BE FIXED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE SEARCH FOR JACK SULLY-OUTLAW OR FOLK HERO,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD AIR TRAVEL DOWN 28 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PAIR TURNS HOBBY INTO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*PAIR TURNS HOBY INTO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SD RANKS 36TH IN LIFE COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
QUARTERLY SALES DOWN BUT RAVEN PROFITS HIGHER,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
SD'S JR EWING,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
*REISDORFER WINS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*VEENHOF FINDS NICHE IN UPSTATE NEW YORK,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*LUCAS' BACKGROUND LEADS TO SOUND MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*LUCAS' BACKGROUND LEADS TO SOUND MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*DEER DAMAGE TREES NEAR PARK,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
PARK CAN'T PLEASE EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
1974 STATE TRACK MEET-LAST OPPORTUNITY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1981, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
*AVON RESIDENTS WORK FAST TO STOP FLOODING,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YEARS THAT END IN TWO ARE TOO WET,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BULLHEAD DAY REELS IN CENTERVILLE ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS PRESENTED {dollar}750,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
"JAYCETTES GIVE {dollar}10,000 TO COSMETIC SURGERY PROJECT","Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
SIXTH GRADERS DONATE {dollar}200,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
"{dollar}1,600 GIVEN TO COLLEGES BY THE NY LIFE FOUNDATION","Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
ARTWORK DONATED BY ARTISTS FOR A FUND-RAISING,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
*DASCHLE--NAMELESS HEROES MUST BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP WANTS EXHIBIT BUILDING FOR SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD CAMPING FEES SET FOR SUMMER SEASON,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SF IS IDEAL LOCATION FOR NEW FLIGHT STATION (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LIKED EDITORIAL ABOUT REAGAN & BREZHNEV (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SAVE OUR CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
POLICEMAN APPLAUDED FOR DRIVEWAY TICKET (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"MITCHELL DOCTOR SUED {dollar}800,000 FOR MALPRACTICE","Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PART OF TAX SUIT BY HOMESTAKE THROWN OUT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
4 LAWYERS RUNNING FOR 8TH CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ARTS COUNCIL AWARDS 71 GRANTS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HOMESTAKE'S LOCAL TAXES STUDIED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SDSU SEES RECORD SUMMER STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STUDENT LOBBIES AGAINST LOAN CUTS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TODD COUNTY WILL PROCEED WITH ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WORK ON GUARD MUSEUM CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*BALLOONS CONTAINING PEACE MESSAGES RELEASED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CONGREGATION SAYS MINISTER TOO POLITICAL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SD HIGH COURT RULES STUDENT CAN'T SUE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
PENNINGTON COUNTY FACES LAWSUIT OVER JAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
TWO DIE ON STATE HIGHWAYS DURING WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*VFW, AUXILIARY INSTALL OFFICERS","Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BORDEWYK ON NATIONAL COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LOCAL INSURANCE WOMEN HONOR 2,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*BERGMAN TO HEAD DIETETIC GROUP,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CEREBRAL PALSY OFFICERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HANSEN PRESIDENT OF TOASTMASTERS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
COLLEGE ALUMNI COUNCIL HAS ELECTION,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
RADIOLOGY GROUP NAMES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BLUE CROSS DIRECTORS APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HAGEN HEADS HOSPITAL AUXILIARY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*HANDEL'S BASEBALL DREAMS MAY COME TRUE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NELSON SAYS SPECIAL OLYMPIANS WORTH ALL OF WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*VOLK URGES AUDITS OF MINERAL LEASES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIR TRAVEL INCREASES IN STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUTTONS BOAST OF CITIES' BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS TO TESTIFY ON PIK,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE LIVESTOCK DEALER FACES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
200 TREES PLANTED ON FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER--KEEP STRONG NATIONAL DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WELCOMES ANDERSON AS DIOCESE'S AUXILIARY BISHOP,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COOK WEEKEND DIDN'T DAMPEN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOLDWATER--END NEGLECT OF OUR INDIANS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SERVICE SETS SOLEMN MOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IT WAS LIKE A PASSING CLOUD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*THE CLOSEST THING TO COIN-OPERATED ART,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY OFFERS GALLERIES GALORE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BELL SAYS MANGELS' CRITICISM IS HYPOCRITICAL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNOBE--PERCEPTIONS OF ABERDEEN CHANGING,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT WILL BE ARRAIGNED NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST WILL CLOSE DRIVE-IN BANK'S LOBBY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABUNDANT LIFE CHURCH PASTOR A LATE BLOOMER,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MONDALE IS BYPASSING SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LET'S END CONFUSION OF TWO MEMORIAL DAYS (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHOULD TAKE LEAD IN CUTTING BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FREEZE INITIATIVE HAS MERIT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
JUNE GOOD TIME TO ADOPT CAT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MEADE COUNTY WILL CONSIDER HOUSING PENNINGTON'S,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOTH SIDES PREDICT LEGISLATIVE RACES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BIOLOGISTS HOPE SMELTS WILL BE FOOD FOR FISH,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DASCHLE TO FILE LIVESTOCK EMERGENCY LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FIRM PUBLISHES DIRECTORY OF STATE'S BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GIRLS STATE GOVERNOR WILL BE CHOSEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HOT SPRINGS INVESTORS PLAN TOURIST ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
11 ARE RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR AT BOYS STATE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABERDEEN SCHOOL DOESN'T NEED 3RD TEACHER,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS CO TO REVIEW ACCOUNTING METHODS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DIPLOMAT ENCOURAGES TRADE WITH CANADA,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ND'S INTERST IN NUCLEAR WASTE PACT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPINK COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE'S AIR PATROL WILL COMPETE NATIONALLY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TWO COUNTRIES TO GET SUBDISTRICT'S PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ND COUPLE FOUND GUILTY OF BREAKING LAWS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DOWNTOWN PROJECT NOT IN BAG,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TO FEDS--MAKE MY DAY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RANCHER, MUSICIANS, FANS READY FOR STAMPEDE","Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ARTISTS RESPOND TO IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE INVITATION,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CHURCH CONVENTION FOCUSES ON RURAL SD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*YOU CAN QUOTE ME,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ARGUS LEADER OWES CANOVA AN APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PUT ECONOMIC SQUEEZE ON VIOLENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESSLER'S EFFORTS PAY OFF (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"*STATE, TRIBES CAN GET ALONG BETTER","Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T FORGET CHAMBERLAIN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SF NATIVE IS GUEST ON 'DONAHUE' SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER HEATING UP,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SOME SAW IT COMING,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MEMORIAL DAY CROWD VOWS NEVER TO FORGET,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COOPER FIRES PURCHASING DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY CREATES COSTLY WISH LIST,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOM FEELS NO ANGER TOWARD POLICE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NURSING PLAN UP TO REGENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DISABLED PEOPLE CAN VOTE EARLY AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DISCUSSION ON GOVERNMENT CHANGE SET,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SWIMMERS CAN TAKE THE PLUNGE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHEM-NUCLEAR CONTAMINATION DEBATE GOES ON,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW TO DISCUSS NSC BUILDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL THINKS SD GIRL IS DEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAND BANK TO INCREASE INTEREST RATE TO 13.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST TO VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW CHARGES ARE FILED IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"TOUR STATE, LEAVE DRIVING TO GROUP","Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ADMITTED SD KIDNAPPER SENT TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EX-ASSISTANT CHIEF PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO THEFT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"YANKTON PANEL BANS NUDE DANCING, STRIPPING","Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AGRICULTURE PANEL TO MEET TODAY IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ANTIQUE CARS TO BE DISPLAYED AT SISSETON SHOW,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BROOKINGS BANKER IS HEART TRANSPLANT RECIPIENT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SD HONORS ITS WAR DEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AT&T TO DROP ITS RATES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FOELL NEW VETERANS AFFAIRS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
*DETECTIVE HERO NEBRASKA SOLVES NEW MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*FREE SUMMER LUNCHES OFFERED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE KISSES OFF 'KATE',"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AEROBATHON PARTICIPANTS THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BEAR PICNIC SUPPORT APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GROUP HONORS WORLD WAR I VETS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
KIWANIS THANKS PLAY SUPPORTERS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MOLIERE PROFITS PLAYHOUSE FUND (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SCOUTS APPRECIATE SERTOMA HELP (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
JOINT EFFORT RECOVERS LOST DOG (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
TEAMWORK HELPED VICTIM RECOVERY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
ART TEACHER DESERVES THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
JUDICIAL SYSTEM MUST PROTECT VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TUITION-BREAK PROGRAM (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
QUARRIES ARE STEP BACKWARD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*KROHN SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.A, p.14, col.4"
*JUMP 'N LEAP HEGG TRIES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AIR FORCE INVESTIGATES HELICOPTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HANSEN BACKS FARM BUREAU PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VETS PAY TRIBUTE TO FALLEN SOLDIERS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BENEFIT SET TODAY FOR CYCLIST KILLED LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BICYCLIST HOSPITALIZED AFTER COLLISION WITH CAR,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CRASH LEAVES MOTORCYCLIST IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS OPEN AIR MARKETS STARTS SEASON TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GASOLINE FUMES FORCE WOMAN TO LEAVE HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HUGHES COUNTY WANTS GRANT TO AID LAKE RESORT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEMORIAL HONORS SD VETERANS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE CONVENTION CENTER BIDS BELOW ESTIMATES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD RANKS 47TH FOR INCOME INCREASES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*150 ATTEND CEREMONIES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE WORKERS ATTEND WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEW PLEA PROGRAM HELPS RESOLVE TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE TO SAVE FEDERAL ROAD MONEY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TROOPER ARRESTS 2 FOR HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL AGREES TO CLEAN AIR,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CALIFORNIA-SD NUCLEAR PACT--HERSETH,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CITY DEBATES FOR NEW DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TOO-HIGH HURDLE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GROUPS GO HEAD TO HEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*SF TEEN-AGERS CAN HANDLE A LATER CURFEW,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ESTABLISHED CURFEWS PROTECT TEEN-AGERS WELL-BEING,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RECORD PRISON ESCAPE (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INDIAN LANDS WERE STOLEN THE DEMOCRATIC WAY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CITIZENS TASK FORCE COULD PINPOINT SAVINGS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"PRISON CROWDING, SCHOOL TIED (L)","Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"SEWER PLAN, LABOR WOES LINKED (L)","Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
ALPHA CENTER INDICTMENTS UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"4-H, EXTENSION CLUBS VITAL (L)","Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
CITY NEEDS WIDER 26TH STREET (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
VANDERLOO ACTIONS DEBATABLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
AIR SERVICE REPORT MAY BE SET SOON,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUBBLY TROUBLES CLOSE HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN HOSPITAL AFTER ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY FIRM LOOKING FOR BUYER,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER DEFENDS EXPENSES-PAID TRIPS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RETAILERS A BIT TORN UP ABOUT 41ST,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SF ARTS PATRON FILLED LIFE WITH MUSIC,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MEETING PLANS FOR '89 BASH,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BOY MAKES PRANK CALLS TO EMERGENCY CREWS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONTESTANTS CAN USE THEIR NOODLES IN BAKE-OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COURTHOUSE STUDY DOESN'T MEET EXPECTATIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-TEACHER NAMED BROOKINGS SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS BACK IN RENOVATED SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILK PRODUCTION FALLS FROM 1986,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE WANTS SD MADE PRODUCTS FOR CATALOG,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*TEACHERS ON THE MOVE, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FOREST SERVICE PLANTS COTTONWOODS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PLANNED AIR FORCE RADAR SITE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE CITES WASTE FIRM,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"CITY ART PATRON, SINGER DIES","Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*GUN OWNERSHIP IN UNITED STATES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
TYNDALL DYNASTY RANKS NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*LINCOLN, STEVENS REIGN IN AA","Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OUTSTANDING ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TO GET BASKETBALL TOURNEYS ON TV,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KIDS DERBY SET FOR COVELL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
GROUSE UNITS OPEN SEPTEMBER 19,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
'LOVE KITCHEN' TO FEED NEEDY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CONSERVATION TILLAGE GAINS IN POPULARITY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN DIVIDEND AT 10 1/2 A SHARE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TWO COMMUNITIES GET FMHA LOANS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
REALTORS ARE CONFIDENT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP RECOGNIZES EFFORTS OF CRAFTSMEN,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*BAND DIRECTOR TURNS IN BATON,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*RATE COMICS IN OUR STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CITY MEMORIALIZES ITS WAR HEROES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO WAGE WAR ON 'RELIGIOUS ILLITERACY',"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAN'T TAKE THE COUNTRY OUT OF KOHLMEYER'S,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*KIDS NEED HELP COPING WITH NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*JONES NAMED CITY'S TOP LION,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
'ARGUS' SHOULD DECIDE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CAMPAIGN IS WORTHY OF SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRIVACY RIGHTS DECLINING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REDFIELD STAFF GIVES DEDICATED CARE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STUDENTS NEED CHALLENGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
COUNTY TO HONOR FIVE CENTURY CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT AID RULING IS EXPECTED TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM MEDIATION PROGRAM BEGINS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP HIRES DIRECTOR TO FIGHT BRADLEY BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHONE BOOK DELIVERY DELAYED UNTIL AUGUST,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DON'T ROCK THE BOAT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE TO BUILD WATER RESEARCH CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUNGRY CUSTOMERS GO FOR GIVEAWAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RARE ORCHID AFFECTS FATE OF RAILROAD TRACK,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOLIDAY DRAWS CROWDS DESPITE GUSTY WINDS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IOWA HITS THE JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DRUG STORE OWNER GETS 18-MONTH SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER SISSETON BANK OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE SEED LAW CHANGES TAKE EFFECT JULY 1,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HORMEL DEAL TOPS MORRELL TALKS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATER AT TRI-STATE SITE FREE OF CYANIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE SEEKS LIFE TERM FOR WEDDELL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*SD LAWMAKER, SENIOR LEADER HAIL 'HERO'","Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
CLEANSING OF CONGRESS IS MESSY BUT WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRADITIONAL INDIAN ENEMIES NOW ARE UNITED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DORM POLICY APPLAUDED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NEW STAFF NOT REQUIRED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NEWSPAPER TRIAL WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COLUMN OUTRAGEOUS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MOST CAN BE FOOLED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ETCH TEARS ON SHRINE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*COOKWARE SHOULD REFLECT USER'S TASTES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PIZZA DUTY STARTED AS TEMPORARY JOB,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PIERRE PUBLISHER TO RETIRE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PERPICH SIGNS BILL ON LUVERNE VETS HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAYOR PURSUES HOME RULE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WIFE FACES CHARGES IN HUSBAND'S CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LUTHERAN BISHOP REMEMBERED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD NARROWS BOUNDARY PLANS TO 3,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS SCHOOL FINISHES MOVE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BUDGETS NEED A TRIM, COMMISSION WARNS","Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONTAMINATED FUEL STUDIED AS CAUSE OF CRASH,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RODEO PROMOTION FIRM FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*COUNTY NAMES NEW ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*WAS PASTOR IN REGIONAL CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOP OFFICIAL DECLINES DEMOCRATS' REQUEST,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LETS STAND RULING IN SD MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WILLER INTERIM UTILITIES DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA ENHANCES ITS SPORTS OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS CONSERVATION STUDY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*HUTCHINSON RECHARGES AFTER SLUMP,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*FIRE IN THE IOWA SKY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLANDREAU TRIBE WILL CONSIDER STATE'S PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'EJECTION NOT SOMETHING YOU CAN PRACTICE',"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--WHAT SHOULD MINNESOTANS TELL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WAIT BEFORE PAYING FOR INTERSTATE AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
2 TRENDS THREATEN TOURISM OUTLOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ARENA IN BLACK NOW-BUT SO IS FLOOR (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
COVERAGE APPRECIATED ON BREAST CANCER (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
STUDENTS OUTRAGED AT MASCOT 'CHOICE' (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*HORSEBACK THERAPY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KEEP THE LEARNING PROCESS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD BOARD SETS PARKING FEES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GASIFICATION PLANT AREAS SEALED OFF,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAB RESULTS DUE TODAY IN O'CONNELL CASE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN MAY FACE DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIMELY RAINS RAISE PACTOLA LAKE LEVELS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAUFFE JOINS SAMUELSON'S STAFF,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PATRIOT'S HEAD GEAR,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANITOR CHARGED IN SHOPKO FIRE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
3 TO BE ORDAINED INTO PREISTHOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BURNED-UP BOAT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*DUMP SITE RISKY, JOHNSON SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON--FIGHT FOR OUR WATER,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*JAILS AND INMATES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BOYS STATERS BECOME MAYORS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GIRLS STATE DELEGATES ELECT CITY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU FORMS EXCHANGE PROGRAM WITH SOVIETS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILBANK MAN ARRAIGNED ON GUN CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FEWER FARMERS FOUND IN STATE LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SPEARFISH TEEN'S DEATH 'TERRIBLE TRAGEDY',"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RECONCILIATION PANEL HIGHLIGHTS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TIME CAPSULE TO BURY CENTENNIAL MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AUGUSTANA TO HOST LUTHERAN ASSEMBLY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FLANDREAU GROUP PLANS THEATER RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
USD MEASLES OUTBREAK IS CONTAINED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
TOURISM DRAW GAMBLING ON DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
RAIN SLOWS CROP GROWTH STATEWIDE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*HANSON WALLS COME DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PEDESTRIAN CRITICAL, GRADUATE ARRESTED","Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOTEL FINANCIER IS INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
350 WORKERS FLYING FREE TO FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RULING ON ABORTION STIFLES FREE SPEECH (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KEAN SHOULD EXPLAIN TAX-EXEMPT RULING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
SD NEEDS PARENTAL LEAVE BILL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
SF COLLEGE DOESN'T NEED NEW NAME (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*MIDCO HIKES TICKET COST UP TO {dollar}5,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAP CONCERT TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ART OF AFRICA,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*AUTHOR RETURNS TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DONATIONS ACCEPTED TO KATIE CLAREY FUND,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAUGE PROBLEM FORCES A-7 TO LAND,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE TO CELEBRATE 35TH YEAR THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USDA COMMODITIES TO BE DISTRIBUTED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EX-CARRIER TO RECOUNT EARLY DAKOTA TWISTER,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*3 SCHOOLS GRADUATE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAVI AT MALL AT SLAYING TIME,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE DEFUSE ABORTION PROTEST,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN BUTTON TURNS INTO SCAVENGER HUNT ITEM,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REPORT REVEALS EMS GAPS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FORMER STATE OFFICIAL SKEPTICAL ABOUT RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILLER MAN FACES ADDITIONAL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"40,000 EXPECTED AT FORT SISSETON","Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MARSHALS SIEZE HOUSE, 485 ACRES OF LAND","Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OWNER OF GUN USED TO SHOOT GIRL FACES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*WELCOME HOME,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COURT REJECTS APPEAL OF CONVICTED KILLER,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*POINSETT SEEKS POPULARITY AS WEEKEND HOT SPOT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*RAVEN AIMS TO SOAR, DOUBLE SALES","Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NASA CONFERENCE TO SHOW COMPANIES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
GM TO PROTEST GAS-EFFICIENCY BILL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
"*AT THE TOP, BROKAW SMILES ON SD","Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CANDIDATES SPLIT OVER INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*WHO'S IN THE RUNNING...,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PAST EHTICAL ISSUES CANNOT BE IGNORED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*FEDERAL RAIDS SHOW INDIANS STILL TREATED POORLY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"CHARTER HOSPITAL STAFF DESERVES PRAISE, THANKS (L)","Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
QUAYLE WAS CORRECT--MORALS ARE DECAYING (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
OLD WASHINGTON SITE HAS A LOT OF POTENTIAL (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SINGLE MOTHERS CAN HANDLE RAISING CHILD (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"SPEND CASH ON TEACHERS, NOT FOOLISH AMENITIES (L)","Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
NEA'S SEX EDUCATION STAND IS NOT ANTI-FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
PRISON FARM FACILITIES ARE GOING TO WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CITY'S MARCH FOR JESUS DESERVED MORE COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PRESSLER MAKES TIME FOR S DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
RIVER POLLUTION CHARGES ARE GREATLY EXAGGERATED (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
CANTON STAR RACES TO CATCH GOALS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SCHNEIDER POWERS JVC, HOVEN GIRLS WIN","Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SIOUX VALLEY, SPEARFISH WIN AT WIRE","Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LANDOWNERS GROUP ATTRACTS NATIONAL ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUNE IS SOFTBALL SEASON FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CASINO OWNER CALLS FOR HIGHER BET LIMITS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY SWIMMING POOLS TO OPEN THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CLIENT'S SPOUSE SUES RC COUNSELOR,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE TO CHANGE ITS HOURS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATE TARGETS RECORD OF OPPONENT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ROPIN' AND RIDIN',"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TAXABLE VALUES CLOUDY AT CITIES' EDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RAPE VICTIM'S PARENT WINS 1ST PAROLE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
STUDY LOGS MEDICARE COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
EMPTY WENTWORTH SCHOOL TORN DOWN,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"LAWMAKERS, CORPS OFFICIAL TO DISCUSS MANAGEMENT","Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON APPOINTS 3 TO STATE PANELS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE COMMITTEE NAMED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS TEACHERS CONTRACT RATIFIED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GRANDSON OF ARCHITECT DONATES MEMORABILIA,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS GROUP WINS GRANT TO TEST MODEL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*BATTLES WAGED FOR LEGISLATIVE SEATS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*CALENDAR FULL OF TREATS OLD--AND NEW,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*VALEDICTORIAN LOST 2 PAGES, FOUND CALLING","Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*ARIZONA RESERVATION DESOLATE, BEAUTIFUL","Argus LeaderMay 31 1992, sect.G, p.05, col.3"
*'FORGOTTEN' CEMETERY LOSING ITS FOOTHOLD ON HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"AFTER A WEEKEND OF RAIN, WEATHER SHOULD SHINE TODAY","Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN VETERANS EARN ACCEPTANCE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN SENIOR IGNORES COURT RULING,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
KIRBY WAS A PLAYER ON EXCELLENT TEAMS (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MEMORIAL NICE TRIBUTE FOR VICTIMS OF CRASH (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STREET REPAIR PRIORITY BUT TAKES BACK SEAT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
URGE LAWMAKERS TO OPPOSE CHOICE ACT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*PRISONERS DESERVE BETTER PLACE TO LIVE, WORK","Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*TO SAFEGUARD JOINT ACCOUNT, OWNERSHIP PROOF NEEDED","Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY'S SEVEN POOLS TO OPEN TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SEEKS INPUT ON HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOLE TO SPEAK AT GOP FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRANGE AVENUE DETOUR TO START,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARKING ORDINANCE TO HELP,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO DIE IN CRASH WEST OF MILBANK,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SD, TEXAS PANHANDLE SIMILAR","Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRAYER NATURAL AT O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GRADUATION EVENTS MAKE HISTORY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ELK BOW HUNTING DEADLINES IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE LOUISE PROJECT BEGINS THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LANDOWNERS WANT MINE CLEANUP PLEDGE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEACHERS TO STUDY RENAISSANCE AUTHORS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"GIRLS STATE, BOYS STATE UNDER WAY","Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TAKE POLITICS OUT OF SAFETY AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PUBLIC TV REVAMPING MAY HURT INDIAN ISSUES COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*WANT UPDATES ON PRISON RIOT INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SD SOCCER GETS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*YAC PROFILE: STACIE AHRENDT, RURAL INWOOD","Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TAKE TIME TO REFLECT ON LEARNING,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FEDS CONSIDER PLOWING UNDER CRP,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CLARK RESIDENTS KEEP ALIVE TALE OF LITTLE FELLOW,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION PLANS 120-UNIT HOUSING DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
OFFICIALS MAY RELEASE LAND BECAUSE OF FLOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
COUNCIL OK'S BOND SALE FOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
TALK-SHOW GROWTH IS NOTHING TO FRET (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EXCLUDE ABORTIONS FROM HEALTH-CARE PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WHY NO LETTERS BACKING JANKLOW? (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DEATH PENALTY IS HARMFUL TO SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*PUT CANCER RISKS TO TEST,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POSITIVE ATTITUDE CAN HELP OUT ANXIOUS ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHNEE HUSET'S WINNER,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DRIVE-UP LOCATIONS FOR STAMPS NEXT?,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN INJURED AT SPEEDWAY IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON MAN RECOVERING FROM FALL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROY LAKE MANAGER HURT IN PARK SHOP,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONDITION OF VICTIM IN CRASH IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*PADDLE WHEELER WILL TRAVEL RIVERS, GULF TO FLORIDA","Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ALL VETERANS REMEMBERED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SEXUALITY DEBATE EXPECTED AT MEETING OF LUTHERANS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CLARK'S MAYOR WON'T RESIGN,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
RECORD CROWDS VISIT SITES IN SD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MILLER TO ASK FOR FEDERAL FLOOD AID,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EROS DATA CENTER CEREMONY IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"PUBLISHER, ARTIST TO BE HONORED FRIDAY","Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SDSU TEACHERS WIN EXCELLENCE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*STUDENTS BRAINSTORM ON ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FERRETS MAY RETURN TO BADLANDS BY AUTUMN,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
INITIATIVE BACKERS PROVIDE YEAR'S WAIT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"PROPERTY-TAX GROWTH CAN BE CAPPED, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*TREE PLANTING PICKS UP AFTER LAST YEAR'S FLOOD,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PROGRAM IS ENCOURAGING TEACHING LAKOTA CULTURE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PLANETARIUM PROPOSED FOR REDLIN ART CENTER,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FUNDS FOUND TO REPLACE OVERFLOWING LAGOON,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
POLICE CHIEF FEARS SPREAD OF 'HUFFING' IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.6"
FEDERAL GRANT TO HELP SD DEFENSE INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.6"
*FARMERS FINISH UP PLANTING; NOW HOPE IS FOR RAIN,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
TEEN POT SMOKING INCREASE REVERSES LONG DECLINE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLOODING CLOSES 7 MAIN HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT WON'T HEAR RETIREE PLEA,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MOM WAS STUNNED TO LEARN CHILD WAS COCAINE ADDICT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
MORE JAIL GUARDS URGENTLY NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CAMPAIGN-FINANCING SYSTEM WORTH SAVING (ED),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*GOP IS STOPPING FISCAL INSANITY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
IT'S WORTH BACKING THIMJON ON JUNE 20 (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
IT'S WRONG TO JUDGE HANDICAPPED PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
EXTRACURRICULAR CUTS WILL HAVE AN IMPACT (L),"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
POLICE'S RECORD ON ARRESTS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE PURSUE LINKS TO ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN FOR DRUG POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUC TO PROBE TELEPHONE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING IN THE SWIM OF THINGS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MURDER SUSPECT ADMITTED SHOOTING OUTSIDE 7-ELEVEN,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SENDS STUDENTS CONVICTED OF STEROID USE TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POPULATION IN JAIL NEEDS CAP,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY JAIL AUDIT RESULTS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"ARTKO, 63, SWORN IN AS BOARD MEMBER","Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN SENTENCED IN DRUG POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY BOARD TO EMPLOY LAWYER IN DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SDSU NAMES HEAD OF COLLEGE DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AUTHORITIES FIND DROWNED MAN'S BODY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*AG SECRETARY MEETS STATE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*ATTORNEYS WANT PHOTO IDENTIFICATION TOSSED,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ENJOYED TIME SPENT WITH WIFE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*WOMEN RUNNING THE FARM,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*SALE ALLOWS AUSTAD TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*HOLIDAY INN GETS FACE LIFT,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*YAKIMA'S NOT EAGER TO TURN MCHONE LOOSE,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING HAS AN ALTERNATIVE: DO IT MY WAY,"Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*CAJUN CHOPS, CRUNCHY SPREAD ARE TASTY OPTIONS","Argus LeaderMay 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
Abortion views mark division of candidates.,"Argus LeaderMay 31, 1992, sect.A, p.1, col.2"
SPOOKY WEATHER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN REFUTES LETTER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN REFUTES LETTER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ORDEAL HAUNTS USD PROF,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MILWAUKEE ROAD HITS END OF LINE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*POSTPONEMENT OF MILWAUKEE CUTOFF DENIED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*POSTPONEMENT OF MILWAUKEE CUTOFF DENIED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MILWAUKEE ROAD HITS END OF LINE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HALLOWEEN HELD VERY FEW TRICKS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
ARSON SUSPECTED-LITTLE EAGLE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FERTILIZER PRICE RISE FORESEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SD MED SCHOOL FACES {dollar}2 MILLION SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NOLAN DISBANDS GROUP TO DRAFT KENNEDY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
REGENTS HEAD SAYS COLLEGES WON'T BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
OLSON FOUND MENTALLY ILL,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
REGENTS HEAD SAYS COLLEGES WON'T BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
OLSON FOUND MENTALLY ILL,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WATER CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WATER CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
FUTILE EXERCISE FOR THE REGENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FUTILE EXERCISE FOR THE REGENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FUMES KILL ABERDEEN MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
YOUTH ADMITS BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
YANKTON COLLEGE GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DASCHLE TALKS WITH KENNEDY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
SF-VERMILLION BUS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*ASHLEY CLEARS MARINES' HEIGHT HURDLE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORDS ARE ALIVE FOR TEACHING POET,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VARDI RECALLS GHOSTS OF THE PAST,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VARDI RECALLS GHOSTS OF THE PAST,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WORDS ARE ALIVE FOR TEACHING POET,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SYMPHONY GALA SET FOR NOV 10,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LIBRARY ANNOUNCES WINTER HOURS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WRITERS CONVENING FRIDAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ACOUSTICS RULE RELEASES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUNTER THOMPSON-HEART OF GONZO,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*'JESUS' ISN'T MOVIE MATERIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
APOCALYPSE NEW,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*BREEDER DISCOVERS WITH HORSES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
LEASE PLAN INTERESTS CEMENT MAKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SINGLE-MEMBER DISTRICTS FAVORED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINNEHAHA IS KEY BATTLEGROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YOUTH DIES AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRIDGEWATER REALLY A GOP MUST,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRICK OR TREAT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MCGOVERN RALLY A REUNION, TOO","Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON HITS PRO-LIFE ENDORSEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EX-MORMON STILL PUSHING ERA,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*EX-MORMON STILL PUSHING ERA,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
APPEAL DENIED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY DISCLOSURE RULE A GOOD STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN PRAISED...AND CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTES VANDERLOO OVER DASCHLE'S ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
'NO' ON TAX ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
URANIUM INITIATIVE...PRO AND CON (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIKED JOHN DENVER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA NEEDS STATE INCOME TAX (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ELECTION IDEOLOGY AND ABORTION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DEBATE ISSUE HIGHLY OVERBLOWN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DOVE ISSUE-FOR AND AGAINST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HILLS VOTE DOMINATES BRULE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF BUS DRIVER SUSPENDED FOR 3 DAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HILLS VOTE DOMINATES BRULE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN PINE RIDGE TV GIVEAWAY SCRAPPED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SF POLICE TO AUCTION BIKES, CARS","Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY AUXILIARY HAS ART SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN HAS 5TH BEST CHILI,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
GETTING TOGETHER OVER THE WOODPILE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BROOKINGS MAN HAS 5TH BEST CHILI,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
POULTRY DAY NOV 6 IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
POULTRY DAY NOV 6 IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MRS CORBLY'S COURT FIGHT WITH COLTON,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS MAN ARRESTED IN CAR THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MANDAN OPPONENTS QUESTION LINE'S NEED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE GOP OFFICIALS STUMP FOR CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
LAW OFFICIALS EXPERIMENT WITH GAS-SAVING TRICKS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
LAW OFFICIALS EXPERIMENT WITH GAS-SAVING TRICKS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
WATER RIGHTS SUIT NEGOTIATED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
"SDSU AG, CUSTODIAL TO BE CUT","Argus LeaderNov 01 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.4"
SD OFFICIAL RENEWS BATTLE TO END HIS JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD OFFICIAL RENEWS BATTLE TO END HIS JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*VINCENT PRICE, EAT YOUR HEART OUT","Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW DEFLECTS ATTACK ON ETSI DEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW DEFLECTS ATTACK ON ETSI DEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GRASSLAND FARM WORKS FOR HIGHER INDIAN EMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MEMBERS OF SF FAMILY TURN INTO ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GRASSLAND FARM WORKS FOR HIGHER INDIAN EMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GRASSLAND FARM WORKS FOR HIGHER INDIAN EMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NORTHERN SAYS HELLO TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MAN STABS SELF IN CHEST AFTER GUILTY VERDICT, LIVES","Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"MAN STABS SELF IN CHEST AFTER GUILTY VERDICT, LIVES","Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
3 MEN CHARGED WITH ELECTION INTERFERENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
3 MEN CHARGED WITH ELECTION INTERFERENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"HAZARDS CONTINUE FOR US OFFICIALS, ENVOYS (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY HISTORIES DESERVE ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARGUS CRITICIZED FOR NOT COVERING CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ARGUS CRITICIZED FOR NOT COVERING CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GRAIN ELEVATOR SAFETY PROPOSAL CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*MONUMENT TO LUXURIOUS LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*THE (HALLOWEEN) MOUNT RUSHMORE STORY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GROUP--WYOMING OK OF ETSI LIKELY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BEEF CHECK-OFF GETS ANOTHER TRY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
GROUP--WYOMING OK OF ETSI LIKELY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FAMILY OF THE YEAR HAS 10 CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FAMILY OF THE YEAR HAS 10 CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JEFFERSON'S HOFFMAN FLIES TO TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SDSU WOMEN RUN AWAY WITH CONFERENCE TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"MACHINE GUNS, FISHHOOKS NOT ALLOWED ON HUNT","Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*STORY OF A COMMON MAN--68 YEARS WORTH,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STORY OF A COMMON MAN--68 YEARS WORTH,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, MEANS WERE ONCE CLOSE FRIENDS","Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*RUSSELL MEANS--HERO OR VILLAIN...,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA HARVEST WINDING DOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CAREER COUNSELOR PRACTICES WHAT SHE PREACHES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CAREER COUNSELOR PRACTICES WHAT SHE PREACHES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS DURING 1ST HALF OF OCT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1981, sect.F, p.02, col.6"
"NEEDLE FOUND, CANDY PULLED OFF SHELF IN SF STORE","Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HERE'S WHAT'S ON SD BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ROAD HUNTING A POPULAR BUT NOT PERFECT...,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA RECEIVES CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
GIRL SCOUTS BEGIN NUT SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
NUCLEAR POWER INSTITUTE SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
VIETNAM VETERAN TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
FUND DRIVE FOR VIETNAM VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
UGLY BARTENDER CONTEST BEGINS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WHEELCHAIRS AVAILABLE FOR LOAN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
YANKTON COLLEGE AWARDED GRANT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*NEW INDIAN LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT--NOT MUCH INTEREST,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LACK OF TRICK-OR-TREATERS DEADEST THING ABOUT NIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETITIONERS--3-MEMBER COMMISSION--10 MEMBER COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAM SAFETY STEPS TAKEN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*SF EDUCATOR, CR BECK, DEAD AT 82","Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAR TIRES SLASHED ON SUMMIT AVENUE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS TO VOTE ON SEWER ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FLANERY MEATS TO REOPEN-HURON,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SOUGHT FOR ATTACKING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RIDES TO POLLS AVAILABLE ELECTION DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*QUIET PRIVATE LAW PRACTICE ISN'T DEFENDERS STYLE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
VOTERS COULD ELIMINATE MULTI-MEMBER DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
ANNIE THE PIG LIVES HIGH ON THE HOG IN HURON,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DEER POPULATION GROWING IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"FMHA ISSUES 32 LOANS, GRANTS","Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
GROUND BROKEN FOR CLARK WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
NO CONTRACT YET FOR BLACK HILLS PACKING CO,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER BACKS WEATHER STATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SERVICE MARKER ERECTED 52 YEARS LATE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
STATE REVENUE RANKED 49TH,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
WHERE TO REPORT VOTING IRREGULARITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
BEING CHAMPION PUTS PRESSURE ON SUZANNE BROCKMUELLER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SPOOKS WERE OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PIK BEGINS TO PAY OFF,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BERDAHL-ROLVAAG HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*NEAL EDDY GETS NEW POSITION,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*CARVER NAMED GROUP'S PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
HS FOOTBALL IS NO LONGER LEFT OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEPUTIES SEEK PERSON WHO FIRED INTO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EARLY START ON '84 GRASSHOPPER FIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS LEADERS AREN'T AWARE OF PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL WILL ACKNOWLEDGE TROTZIG APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWER BOOST ORDINANCE GETS FIRST READING,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WUEST NAMED PRESIDING JUDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOME FARMERS HIT A SNAG WITH PIK,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AT&T SPLIT BRINGS NEW PHONE SERVICING,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REPUBLIC INSTITUTED CHANGES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CAT SCANNER FOR PIERRE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HISTORIC DESIGNATION WOULD AID AREAS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOURIST CENTERS LIMIT VIEW OF SOVIETS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WAITING FOR WORD FROM GIS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US SHOULD ADMIT MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*A MOTLEY CREW,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS 5 YEARS IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILLER TEACHERS SIGN BUT CRITICIZE BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEPARTMENT TELLS HOW GREAT STATE IS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*GOT ANY TREATS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN EMERGES FROM DEAFNESS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GANDHI'S CHARISMA AWED SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HALLOWEEN ISN'T JUST FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL OFFICIALS DROP CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDICTED IN JERUSALEM ARTICHOKE CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLLING HOURS WILL BE SAME ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF HAWKEY'S HOME TARGET OF BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
90 PERCENT ARE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LET EDGEMONT USE RESOURCES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICE MERGER CLAIMS OVERSTATED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHOULD RE-ELECT TOM DASCHLE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHANGE GOOD FOR SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY'S SALES TAX IS NOT FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WASTE ISSUE IS IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BILL REQUIRES CONGRESS TO CUT DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY OFFICIAL GETS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OPPONENTS OUTSPEND SUPPORTERS BY 6-TO-1,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MEET THE LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTIES TO HELP POOR PAY BILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BELL ACCUSES DASCHLE OF LYING,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
INMATE IS ACCUSED OF PRISON ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
JACKSON GUILTY OF ENCOURAGING WOMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR WILL TRY NEW PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DOLPHINS' NEED FOR NEW PLAYGROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*8TH CRASH VICTIM DIES--MAN CHARGED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD FARM LAND VALUES PLUNGE IN '85,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ABDNOR BLASTS ADMINISTRATION'S CREDIT STAND,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
OPENS DOORS FOR POOR MOTHERS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LEGAL PROFESSION WRONGLY BLAMED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LOSING HUNTERS AS WELL AS PHEASANTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS SHOULD PAY OWN WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*A TREAT FOR MORRELL WORKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR PLAYS TOUGH,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM-PRODUCT PRICES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOG INSPECTION DEMONSTRATION IS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE REVOKES BOND FOR SUSPECT IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MAN HELD IN WIFE'S SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS KIDS GET IN THE SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW DEMANDS GAS-LEAK RECORDS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OCT PRICES 2ND WORST IN 8 YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SCANDINAVIAN HUMOR,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PNEUMONIA STALKS STAR OF 'BAD SEED',"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
GARDEN RESTORATION APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SERTOMANS AID SCHOOL FOR DEAF (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SORORITY THANKS PARTICIPANTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
THANKS TO KIOV FOR PLUGGING METER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WALK-A-THON BENEFIT WAS A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WORTHING SALUTES PATROLMEN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MUSEUM THANKS BALLOONING GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
RETIRED SENIOR PROGRAM SALUTED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*JOHNSON BEST CANDIDATE FOR HOUSE SEAT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PRIVATE SCHOOL STUDENTS DESERVE LOANED BOOKS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TIME FOR NEW COURT JUSTICE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
POSITIVE CAMPAIGN IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
RACE TEST OF REAGAN POLICIES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
LOCAL EFFORT NEEDED TO SAVE MAIN STREET,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
REJECT WASTE DUMP BACKERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
DASCHLE'S GIMMICKS UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
MICKELSON BANK TIES REBUKED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
SAINTS ARE SINNERS REDEEMED BY GOD,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
*BENNETT COUNTY BEST AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TO DATE--{dollar}1,381,662","Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICH LAWMAKER GIVES BELL NOD,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PELTIER TO SEEK NEW TRIAL AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD VOTING RIGHTS DECISION REVERSED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRESSED TO THRILL,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARM GROUP LEADER CULTIVATES RURAL VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HERSETH PROPOSES AD COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON CRITICIZES BELL BROCHURE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SECRETARY OF STATE RACE FOCUSES ON COST,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SOCIAL SECURITY ISSUE HOUNDS ABDNOR CAMP,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PERMIT FOR WASTE SITE OK'D,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROSECUTION RESTS CASE IN TAX TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*TRADING PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CANDIDATE GETS SPECIAL CAMPAIGN DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FLA MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST IN ROBBERY CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GROUPS FAVOR CHANGING DATE OF MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LICENSE PLATE TO HONOR PEARL HARBOR SURVIVORS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOST SD VETERANS WANT NEW HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TEACHERS GROUP ENDORSES HANSON FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
21-YEAR-OLD DIES AFTER CAR ROLLS IN HURON,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*A RACE THAT'S A REAL TREAT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOMELESS CONCERN RISES AS TEMPERATURES FALL,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S LONELY AT THE TOP,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL, UNION TO RESUME TALKS","Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY WATER THREAT LOOMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"MICKELSON REFRESHING, BUT CRITICAL YEAR AHEAD (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO NEED COSTLY CABLE CHANGES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RESPOND TO BRADLEY BILL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*EXTENSIVE PROJECTS OF CHAMBER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"TAXES GOING UP, NOT DOWN (L)","Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TEMPORARY WORKERS IN LIMBO (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ABORTION ISSUE BEAT BORK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
INDIANS SHOULD STUDY CANDIDATES' VIEWS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DUKAKIS NAMES STATE ADVISER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION GROUP RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HURON UNION OK'S CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS GROUP TO WALK FOR PEACE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*BISHOP'S WARMTH, LOVE","Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHILDREN LOSE BATTLE TO SAVE PLAYGROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS REACH OUT TO HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD NATIVE VIEWS WAR FROM GULF,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MILLER WOMAN ACCEPTS FIRST HONOR,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PRODUCTION WORKFORCE DECLINES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
BOARD OK'S PLANS FOR REPAIRING REDFIELD DAM,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"EPA PESTICIDE PLAN NEEDS WORK, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTERS HAVE MORE ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SHERIFFS GROUP ENDORSES SEAT BELT BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ALCOHOL-RELATED TRAFFIC DEATHS DROP IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*HOVEN DEFENDS CROSS COUNTRY TITLES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EARLY HARVEST HELPS HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
LIMIT CHANGES FINALIZED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
BEVERAGE DEALERS MEET IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GAS METERS TO BE CONVERTED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST DECLARES QUARTERLY DIVIDEND,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR WILL SHOW HOW TO COLLECT DEBT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE GETS GRANT FOR MINORITY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CLOTHES-MINDED WOMAN FOOLS SKEPTICS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*EX-GOVERNOR TURNS BANK BARON,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*NEW RULES LEAVE TANKS FOR THE MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS FLOCK TO ASCS OFFICES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
SD FARMERS UNION TO MEET,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*HOLIDAY STYLE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"OPAL DAHLBERG, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderNov 01 1987, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*BANKRUPTCY FILING LAYS OFF HUNDREDS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PUMPKIN AT THE PUMP,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TELLINGHUISEN DROPS VOTE-BUYING ALLEGATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHUTDOWN COULD COST CITY {dollar}30 MILLION A YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MORRELL--FINE MAY SHUT PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*THEATERS WILL EXTEND ART FILM SERIES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL ELECTS BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CHANCE TO AID FAMILY FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KEEP GOOD SCHOOLS GOING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROSECUTORS MUSE USE COMMON SENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROSECUTORS MUST USE COMMON SENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ADS MANIPULATE CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
JOHNSON RECORD OUT OF STEP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LET GOD BE THE JUDGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
JOHNSON AIDS SMALL FIRMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
VOTE TO PROTECT BLACK HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BABY DIES AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUSH LEADS DUKAKIS IN COLLEGE SURVEY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE TO GIVE SECRETARIAL TEST,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROUP ENDORSES DUKAKIS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION VOTES TO OPPOSE DAKOTA PROP,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO DRILL 3 WELLS IN SPLIT ROCK AQUIFER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DEMOCRATS CLOSE GAP ON GOP,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ECONOMIST FEARS MILD RECESSION,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"JOHNSON RAISES, SPENDS MORE MONEY","Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ELDERLY MAN LOSES {dollar}200 IN BANK SCAM,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR RESPONDING WELL TO TREATMENT FOR BLOOD CLOT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NURSES WORK TO STOP DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE EXPLAINS CONSERVATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
14 PEOPLE UNDERGOING RABIES SHOTS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BIG SIOUX CONFERENCE POWERS COLLIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
O'GORMAN BEGINS TITLE UPSET,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MCCROSSAN BOYS GET CLOSE-UP LOOK AT RODEO,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*O'GORMAN WINS 24-8,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NDSU TOUCH FELT THROUGH DIVISION II,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BURKE WINS BATTLE OF UNBEATENS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICE REFLECTS BOSS' DEMEANOR,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*MOTHER--SUICIDE NOT ANSWER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX PANEL--GIVE VOTE TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SUICIDE STORY MUST BE TOLD,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*CLASS ALTERED SON'S VIEW OF DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
"STODGY, OLD NFL STIFLES PERSONALITY (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STORY HAS UPBEAT ENDING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MIND CONTROL GIVES PROBLEMS PERSPECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CAMPAIGN REFORM NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DROP THOMAS COLUMN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GROSS SHOULD RELOCATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*ARTS ADMIRER BAKES GOODS FOR SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAIRVIEW SUSPECTS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MADISON BAND FOR COTTON BOWL TRIP,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO COULD HELP PARENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEADWOOD SET TO CUT THE DECK,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CENTENNIAL FINALE STARTS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AGRICULTURE GRANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SUSPECT WAS DRUNK DURING ALLEGED STABBING,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CITY STREET SIGNS UNDERGO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE ANNOUNCES CHANGES IN STAFF,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INMATE INDICTED AFTER CAR CHASE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS TO HELP EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AMERICAN WESTERN HAS 3RD QUARTER LOSS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*SUPER 8 RISING,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*FAMILY FIRMS TOLD TO USE FRANK TALK,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*HOPEWELL CHARGES UNETHICAL,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEA-TIME HARVEST,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN KILLED IN HOWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOTORISTS WELCOME DROP IN GAS PRICES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTER SIGNUP DIPS 2 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--IN THIS ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINING MEASURE SHOULD BE REJECTED (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINING FIRMS DON'T PLAN TO RECLAIM LAND (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHERE'S TELLINGHUISEN WHEN WE NEED HIM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
IOWA PLAN STOPS FRAUD IN VOTER REGISTRATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DEBATE SHOWS PRESSLER IN COMMAND OF ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"LONETREE BALEFILL SAFE, AGENCY SAYS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
VOTE TAX-FREEZE BACKERS OUT OF OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*AUTHOR VISITS CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VETERAN FOSTER PARENT TURNS BACK PRAISE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAGNET SCHOOLS PROVIDE CHOICE FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FORMER ABORTIONIST TO SPEAK SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS WIDELY OUTSPENT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON OUTSPENDS SAMUELSON BY 3-TO-1,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SINCLAIR BLASTS HIS OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MASTEN CRITICIZES PRESSLER'S TRIPS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*NEWCOMER, VETERAN VIE FOR TREASURER JOB","Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RIOT T-SHIRTS SELL FAST,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LEWIS DRUG CO-FOUNDER DIES AT 84,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*LEWIS DRUG CO-FOUNDER DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DELMONT, TRIPP TO VOTE ON MERGER NEXT MONTH","Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE OFFICER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS 25 YEARS IN SON'S BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*HAPPY ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PASTOR WORKS TO BRING COLLEGE TO INMATES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*EVERIST HEADS COMMERCE BODY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
BUSINESS DEAN IS SYMPOSIUM SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
NORTHWEST CHANGES MINNEAPOLIS FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
RECORD PRODUCTION CUTS WHEAT PRICES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*GREEN THUMB FINDS JOBS FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
GRAIN LOSS SAFEGUARDS CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
SD RANKS 24 IN MEDICAL SPENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"SD SIAMESE TWINS SEPARATED, STABLE","Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PLOWING THROUGH THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GARRETSON STANDS AS EXAMPLE OF MIXED REVIEW,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SCORING THE SCHOOLS--HOW THEY STACK UP,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL GRADING OFFERS INSIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GAMBLING ADDICTION REFLECTED IN DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWMAKERS GIVE REASON FOR LIMITED TERMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THOMAS CASE PROVOKES THOUGHTS OF PERJURY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EFFORTS SHOULD BEGIN TO CURB GLOBAL WARMING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
'ARGUS' EDITOR TO TALK AT DEMOCRATIC FORUM,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOREMOTHERS '91 SCHEDULED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROSCOE BOY DIES OF GUNSHOT WOUND,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO START HEARINGS ON STUDENT ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SURROGATE GRANDMA ON NATIONAL TV TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNION CONTRACTS OK'D FOR COUNTY WORKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THREE INJURED IN TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY GIVES SLEDDERS FULL LENGTH OF SLOPE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LANDFILL STUDY ADVISES YARD-WASTE BAN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUPREME COURT REJECTS APPEAL IN BANK SLAYING,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A GOOD LITTLE WITCH,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MCGOWAN TO LEAD CITIZENS GROUP FOR ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CIRCUIT JUDGE TO BE AWARDED 1991 AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN LOSES HIS APPEAL OF ASSAULT CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD'S BET ON ITS FUTURE PAID OFF,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REGENTS WANT REVIEW OF STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WEST RIVER RANCHER TO BE RESENTENCED FOR THEFTS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONSULTANT--STUDENTS NEED HELP TO SUCCEED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JUDGE ORDERS 2ND EVALUATION OF SUSPECT IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*MALE THEMES, STARS GOVERN MOVIE SCREEN","Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OVERDOSE OF TV TAKES TOLL,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN'S CENTER SETS ANNIVERSARY LUNCHEON,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*PLAYOFFS--WIN, LOSE AND SNOW","Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FARM AID PROJECT EXTENDED ONE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
WETLANDS FACE UNCERTAIN FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1991, sect.D, p.10, col.4"
COUNTY JAIL MAY OPEN IN TIME FOR CYCLE RALLY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DEAN BUILDS VISION,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HURON HOSPITAL BATTLES RUMORS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR-HOSPITAL CONFLICT RAGES IN HURON,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HEMINGWAY HUNTED LAKE COUNTY PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*DOCTOR QUESTIONS DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
CENTER TO MAKE SCHOOL MORE VISIBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
STATE'S FAILURES REFLECTED ON BALLOT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE'S NOT READY FOR INCOME TAX (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"TERM LIMITS, TERM LIMITS (ABERDEEN AMERICAN NEWS)","Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*TERM LIMITS WOULD RETURN GOVERNMENT TO PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*THERE IS A HIGH TURNOVER IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'ARGUS' ENDORSED WRONG PUC CANDIDATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STATE DOESN'T NEED TERM LIMITS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
HOUSE INCUMBENTS ABUSE FREE MAILINGS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
VIDEO POKER MAKES OUR STATE A LOSER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
DASCHLE BEHOLDEN TO OUTSIDE INTERESTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
INCUMBENT LOSES VOTE WITH CAMPAIGN SIGN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
VIDEO LOTTERY FOES IMPOSE THEIR VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
PREP PLAYOFFS PROVE WORTH IN FIRST ROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RC SETS PACE IN STATE MEET,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STRIDERS DOMINATE TRICK OR TREAT TRAIL RUN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VIKINGS STUMBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*AGE NO OBSTACLE FOR 90-YEAR-OLD BOWLER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
FISHING STILL BEST WAY TO UNWIND,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
"AG SEMINAR COVERS STRESS, COMPUTERS","Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CASINO FUNDS HELP OPEN SHOW COMPANY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NEWSPAPER MAKES MAGAZINE IDEA LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
US WEST WORK PLANNED IN 18 TOWNS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
21 S DAKOTANS TO RECEIVE FFA HONOR,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HUMBOLDT PROMOTING ELECTRONIC MAIL IDEA,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ATTORNEY GENERAL--KEN MAY CAN CALL HIMSELF ENGINEER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES REPORTS FUND SCAM,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
NAACP CHAPTER SPONSORS BANQUET,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER NAMED TO UN DELEGATION,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WEST RIVER PEROT LEADER ENDORSES BUSH,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*FIRMS TO ASSESS GASOLINE SPILL RISKS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SUNSHINE REGULARS LAMENT END OF AN ERA,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"*TIMMER, JOHNSON BOAST COST-WISE CAMPAIGNS","Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*VETERANS DAY EVENT TO HOST ALAN PAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
USD STUDENT QUALIFIES FOR FORENSICS TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
BUSH OK'S WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
SD ABOVE AVERAGE ON WORKING MOMS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
TO MAKE ORANGE MANDATORY FOR PHEASANT HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
*LEARNING THE ROPES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
"*LOTTERY VOTE--IF YOU DON'T PLAY, IT'S HARD TO SAY","Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*PART-TIME PASTORS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*NEBRASKA SHOWCASES ATTRACTIONS ALONG INTERSTATE 80,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1992, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*TREAT FOR POLICE: QUIET HALLOWEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DEBATES EMPHASIS ON STANDARDIZED TESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MISSOURI HUNTER'S ASHES FIRED ACROSS SD LAND,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KEEP GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE DOWN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NRA ENDORSES ACCESS TO LETHAL WEAPONS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COMPANY PRAISED FOR MAILING STOLEN BIKE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ILLITERACY STUNTS HEALTH OF NATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MAN GETS UPHILL PUSH FROM THOUGHTFUL KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DISMISSED SERGEANT TO SPEAK AT DSU,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAMM TO SPEAK AT CHILI CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
US ATTORNEY'S COLLECTIONS UP,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HARRISBURG MAYOR PREFERS KNOWING HIS NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PET LOVER TRIES TO BETTER ANIMAL'S LIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PROTESTORS CALL FOR JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SATTER MURDER RETRIAL TO START,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA CENTRAL STUDY PLANNED FOR NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KINGSBURY COMMISSION TO WRITE LAW ON TOPLESS SHOWS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LONG LAKE COLONY 13-YEAR-OLD DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OLYMPIC CHAMPION TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO UNIVERSITY TEAMS TO VIE IN BUFFALO BOWL,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ANNUAL POLKA MASS CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*LONGTIME LAWMAKER STILL LOVES POLITICS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CHILD'S TAX ON INTEREST ABOUT 15%,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*THANKSGIVING LIGHTS HEART WITH WARMTH,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MINISTRY OFFERS PLACE TO GATHER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*APPRECIATING GOLF'S LAST CHILLY ROUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"STATE'S ECONOMY FIFTH BEST IN COUNTRY, MAGAZINE SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WOMAN WAS SHOT ONCE IN THE HEAD, AUTOPSY REPORTS","Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*HOMICIDES IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*GIVE SCHOENFELDER ANOTHER PUC TERM (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"ONE CANDIDATE TALKS, THE OTHER LISTENS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PAPER MISREPRESENTS BISHOPS' POSITION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MUSEUM'S FIRE DISPLAY IS EDUCATIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
JOHNSON DOESN'T USE FALSE PROMISES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
MANY GAMBLING DOLLARS COME FROM OUT OF STATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CUTTING HEALTH CARE AND RENAL PROGRAM UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SCHOOLS GOING TOO FAR WITH AGENDA OF RUBBISH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
VIDEO-LOTTERY CRITICS MISUSING STATISTICS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
TAX MEASURE A CHANCE TO CUT DOWN ON WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*PAIN IN THE VEIN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*QUARTERFINAL COLLISION,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX VALLEY'S SWATTING MACHINE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*CRANES BIG, ELUSIVE","Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TO VOTE ON 500 NONRESIDENT LICENSES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CASINO RESTAURANTS INSPECTED BY FEDS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MOLESTER IMPRISONED FOR CONTACT WITH KIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CARAVAN COLLECTING AID FOR CUBANS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RED CROSS TO TRAIN HIV-AIDS INSTRUCTORS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHECK FINDS 81% BUCKLE IN KIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MORE THAN JUST TREATS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NORTHEAST LINCOLN COUNTY RESIDENTS GET A VOICE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
1 IN 5 FRESHMEN FLUNKING A CLASS IN DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"HILLARD REFUSES STAND ON LOTTERY, TAX ISSUES","Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CELEBRITIES DONATE ITEMS TO HELP VERMILLION SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WALT WHITMAN POETRY FEATURED IN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WHEEL TAX OPPONENTS TO FILE PETITIONS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
USD ATHLETICS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR PATIENT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*TOWN OF 850 SEARCHES FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*BERKHOUT DOESN'T SUPPORT LEGALIZING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE ORDERS MAN TO DEVELOP TIRE-FIRE CLEANUP PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FORMER GRAND MASTER OF MASONS DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"BEDDOW, JANKLOW TRADE BARBS OVER DASCHLE ADS","Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD RANKS LOW IN RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*ENJOYING THE FANTASTIC FALL,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SHEEP PRODUCERS SEE PROFITS SHRINK,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"ABERDEEN, MITCHELL WOMEN DIE FROM ACCIDENTS","Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CROP WALKS DIRECTOR TO SEE ASIA PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
PREPARED TO TAKE POWER ON SENATE COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LODGENET REPORTS RECORD SALES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
YOUNKERS SET UP 'POISON PILL' TAKEOVER DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"TAX-CUT, GAMBLING PETITIONS DOOMED","Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
IDEA INTRODUCED TO FREE UP HOUSES FOR YOUNG FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PLANS FOR SURGICAL BUILDING SUBMITTED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOKEYNESS STRIKES ANOTHER CAMPAIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
QUEBEC VOTE DRAWS GIANT SIGH OF RELIEF (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WASHINGTON PAVILION PROJECT MISGUIDED (L)D),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PRESSLER AVOIDING LOOK AT PAST RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PUPILS' ATTITUDE ECHOES STATE'S LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
GIAGO'S OPINIONS CROSS LINE TO 'DISGUSTING' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
ACTION NEEDED SO BAD BILLS ARE KILLED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
THEATERS ENFORCE MOVIE RATINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO BE 1ST CITY CLUB SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HONEY ALEXANDER TO VISIT THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON FUNERAL WILL BE ON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE FILES SUIT TO HALT BIA CUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SNOWFALL CHILLS PLANS FOR HARVESTING, HALLOWEEN","Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COMPETITION 'TOUGH' FOR RAIL PARTS PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FARM OUTLOOK IS COLD UNDER WHITE BLANKET,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL AIDES TO PICKET UNTIL MEDIATOR TALKS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*TRUST FUND SET UP FOR AMIOTTE DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU STUDENTS VOTE ON PRESIDENT'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPIRITUAL CEREMONY AT HIAWATHA INSANE ASYLUM CEMETER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD TO LOOK AGAIN AT US WEST'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TASK FORCE WANTS BUCK QUALITY IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW PRESIDING JUDGE NAMED FOR 4TH CIRCUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*COUNCILMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BOX ELDER MAN FACES SENTENCING IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ICY BRIDGES SEND VEHICLES INTO DITCHES,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MEDICAL COMPANY TO BE TERMINATED,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*DIVERTED BY THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COUNTY SUPPLEMENTS COURT BUDGET,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MEN HAVE CASES MOVED TO ADULT COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HOUSING AGENCY EXPANDS ITS ROLE,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*ACTIVE WITH CHURCH YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*SNOWFALL IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARDS GET CREATIVE ON FINANCING,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
JUDGE TELLS IVERSON SHE SHOULDN'T BE A LAWYER,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"70,000 CHICKENS DIE AFTER SNOWSTORM CUTS POWER","Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
FEDERAL OFFICIALS TO ASSESS STORM DAMAGE NOV. 13,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*INJURY SIDELINES LINCOLN'S STATE CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BIBLICAL TALE IN JUDICIOUS BIT OF INSIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NORWEGIAN TREATS MADE BY THE THOUSANDS,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHILI TOOK SOME PRACTICE; CHEESECAKE A SPECIALTY,"Argus LeaderNov 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CONGRESS IRONING OUT RAIL BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONGRESS IRONING OUT RAIL BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A HORSE STRUCK BY A CAR,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CHRISTMAS PAST FACED AT SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOMESTAKE RAKING IN '79 PROFITS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KOREANS TO SHOP FOR SD HEIFERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WORD DUE IN JANUARY ABOUT BLOCK II GRANT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
KOREANS TO SHOP FOR SD HEIFERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SECOND OPINION OFTEN STARTS MALPRACTICE SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STORM BRINGS BACK BASICS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN TO REMOVE METERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
EX-POLICEMAN'S RAPE TRIAL MOVED,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MILWAUKEE EASES EMPLOYEE BLOW,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PAPER DRIVE IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
TRIBE SUIT-IRRIGATION VENTURE WAS BRIBE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
TRIBE SUIT-IRRIGATION VENTURE WAS BRIBE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WALK TO AID CEREBRAL BALSY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN ISSUES ULTIMATUM FOR SALT II,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MCGOVERN ISSUES ULTIMATUM FOR SALT II,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CENGAS ASKS 30 PERCENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELECTION '80--THE LIGHTER SIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CENGAS ASKS 30 PERCENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EAST VS WEST IN SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LETTER TO THE EDITOR ON ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
LETTER TO THE EDITOR ON ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*SPRINTER FIE WINS GIRLS TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SPRINTER FIE WINS GIRLS TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JEFFERSON PUTS 67-GAME STREAK ON LINE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DEER LICENSES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
TROUT STOCKED,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
ONE 'LAST' ARGUMENT ON DOVE HUNTING ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"JOGGING, RUNNING DEFERENCE MATTER OF TERMINOLOGY","Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
"*ACORN-OF, BY, AND FOR THE PEOPLE","Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU A 2ND HOME FOR FAMILY OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU A 2ND HOME FOR FAMILY OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOPS INFORM TEENS ABOUT 'ACQUAINTANCE RAPE',"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*JUDY ARHART-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.C, p.15, col.1"
"*DAKOTA PROPOSITION PROPONENT-'IT'S OUR MEAT AX, THE","Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TAX LEGISLATION MAY BE SLOW IN COMING,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GROWTH OF GOVT SLOW IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*DAKOTA PROPOSITION PROPONENT-'IT'S OUR MEAT AX, THE","Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TAX LEGISLATION MAY BE SLOW IN COMING,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FEDS ASKED TO WATCH VOTING AT PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*FEDS ASKED TO WATCH VOTING AT PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*FEDS ASKED TO WATCH VOTING AT PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ABSENTEE BALLOT REQUESTS RISE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CALIFORNIA PLAN FOR SD...(ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LETTERS PRESAGE ELECTION VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WHERE THE ARGUS LEADER STANDS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"MINIMUM OF TAX DOLLARS IN {dollar}125,000 'COPTER (L)","Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EDITORIAL THAT ENDORSED MCGOVERN CRITICIZED...PRAISE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ISSUE POSES THREAT TO SCHOOL MUSIC (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
BUSINESS BOOMING AT SD TECH'S GOLD ASSAY STATION,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MINNEHAHA URANIUM REPORT CALLED 'ONE-SIDED',"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*1980 VOTERS GUIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SD PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*MINNEHAHA COUNTY-HOUSE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*MINNEHAHA COUNTY-SENATE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
LOCAL OFFICIALS WORRY ABOUT CHEMICAL SPILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL OFFICIALS WORRY ABOUT CHEMICAL SPILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATES' AVERAGE SAT SCORES VARY WIDELY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*PART-TIME JOBS--A MENACE OR LEARNING EXPERIENCE...,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PART-TIME JOBS--A MENACE OR LEARNING EXPERIENCE...,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*MILITARY MAY BE KEEPING WOMEN THE FEW, THE PROUD","Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PART-TIME JOBS--A MENACE OR LEARNING EXPERIENCE...,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TELEPHONE PIONEER WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*THIS SCHOOL WANTS KIDS WHO CAN'T SIT STILL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY JURIES ACCEPT INTOXILYZER--SO FAR,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THIS SCHOOL WANTS KIDS WHO CAN'T SIT STILL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARVEY WOLLMAN CAN'T GET POLITICS OUT OF HIS SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY STUCK WITH LICENSE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RAPID CITY STUCK WITH LICENSE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PRANKSTERS WERE OUT ON HALLOWEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
7 LAWSUITS CHALLENGE POWER LINE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*NEW GENERATION OF YOUNG BUSINESS PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLAYOFFS' KEEN EDGE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*NEW GENERATION OF YOUNG BUSINESS PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUTTING THE MANDAN STUDY COST ON USER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEPLORES RULING ON OLD CEMETERY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
REAGAN'S ECONOMIC CURE WON'T WORK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DOCTORS PRESCRIBE SPECIAL CONTACT LENSES FOR HORSES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
S DAKOTA FARMER MAY HARVEST OIL CROP,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FISCHER WINS LONGEST DAY MARATHON,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*FISCHER WINS LONGEST DAY MARATHON,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BULL RIDER GETS A 'HIGH' DOING WHAT HE LIKES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BULL RIDER GETS A 'HIGH' DOING WHAT HE LIKES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ABSENTEE VOTERS GET ANOTHER CHANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELECTION DAY WEATHER--ICKY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STOLEN DOGS FOUND MUTILATED IN GARAGES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
S DAKOTANS GET EXTRA HOUR AT THE POLLS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BY NIGHT THEY'RE RESERVE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*WOMAN HOPES SURGERY WILL GIVE BACK A HEALTHY LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FORMULIZED HUMOR TAKES VITALITY FROM 'CLASS REUNION',"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS BOARD CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*PETERSON HEADS LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HEALTH AGENCY ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SD SAFETY COUNSIL ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BAR ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
OLD WEST TRAIL FOUNDATION OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SPEECH & HEARING ASSOCIATION OFFICERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
ZEPEDA JOINS VETERANS ADMINISTRATION,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
PHYSICAL PLANT GROUP ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SF DOCTORS RECEIVE HONORS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
HISTORICAL FOUNDATION NAMES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
KIWANIS WEST NAMES NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LUNG ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"*NO HALLOWEEN INJURIES, ILLNESSES REPORTED","Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAME DEPT WORKER CHARGED WITH GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--NSP MAY RECOUP LOSSES BY CHARGING CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"REDISTRICTING, INCUMBENTS' RETIREMENTS CREATE...","Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BRIGHT SIDE TO STATE'S SOGGY FIELDS IS CORN PRICES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CIVIL RIGHTS BACKERS RALLY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HALLOWEEN LEGACY--EXTRA CAUTION FOR YEARS TO COME,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'LITTLE HOUSE' PROGRAM CARRIED SOME LESSONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PRESSLER PRAISES ARGUS FOR ARTICLE ON DISEASE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DEAF SCHOOL CANDIDATES CUT TO 3,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PARENT-TEACHER MEETINGS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PILL IN MACHINE MAY BE CAFFEINE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF ESCAPEE GOING TO FEDERAL PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GAMBLING ISSUE DONATIONS REPORTED,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT,BEING HABITUAL CRIMINAL","Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"PLAYOFFS BEGIN, BUT ROSHOLT WILL WATCH FROM SIDE","Argus LeaderNov 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEFENDING CHAMP YANKTON BEATEN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENT'S A HERO AFTER SAVING TEENS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PHONE COMPANY RINGS IN NEW ERA,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VOLINS NAMED FAMILY OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HARPERS NAMED PARENTS OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
LEROY DAY RECEIVES FACULTY HONOR,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
UNIVERSITY GRANTS EMERITUS STATUS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
GRANITE CITY JAYCEES GET AWARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
LAFRENZ RECEIVES VOLUNTEER AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*CONDE-AREA FARMER MAY CHALLENGE PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FALLING LEAVES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROBERTS CONSIDERS RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL WANTS ADDITIONAL {dollar}3 MILLION RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTHEAST CORNER WILL LOSE CIRCUIT JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PEOPLE WHO SEXUALLY ABUSE CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BUSINESS GALA CELEBRATES STREET REOPENING,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GRADS MAY FIND FEW AGRICULTURAL JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DETECTIVES SAY PROBE SLOWS DRUG TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PLANT MANAGER SHOWS STEADY HAND (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TEACHERS DON'T NEED HIGHER SALARIES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
POLICE GET REPORTS OF CANDY TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AMERICAN WESTERN PLANS GROWTH,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ESCAPED TRUSTY IS SUSPECT IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BROTHERS GET LIFE FOR BURYING MAN ALIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LIONS CLUB BEGINS COLLECTION FOR TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN WHO DIED IN FALL FROM TOWER IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINNESOTA FARMERS UNION PRESIDENT TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NAMED NATIONAL GROUP'S CHAIRMAN-ELECT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLANS FOR NEW SIOUX FALLS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3 STATE SCHOOLS WIN PHYSICAL FITNESS CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HOGAN WANTS POISON OK'D FOR PRAIRIE DOGS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*HOGEN WANTS POISON OK'D FOR PRAIRIE DOGS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
DEVELOPERS TO ASK FOR LOW-INTEREST LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
OFFICIALS FORM GROUP TO OPPOSE REQUIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
HARVEST SEASON NEARS END,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MEMBER WANTS MORE DIRECTORS FROM CITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
OLYMPIC HOPEFUL HAS LITTLE CHANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*WASHINGTON HOLDS OFF O'GORMAN, 26-21","Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PHEASANT HUNTERS FILL PLENTY OF LIMITS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*JANKLOW--CITY MUST RENEW ITS LEGACY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL SPORTSCASTER WILL TACKLE SOAP,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
INTEREST RATES HURT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE FOLLOWING LEADS IN STORE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLLING PLACE MOVED TO SF COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSIONAL RODEO BEGINS IN ARENA,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL SERVICES TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR AID,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NICARAGUAN IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ACCESSIBLE TO HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE FAILS TO WIN ENDORSEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CUNNINGHAM BEST MAN IN RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESS CREDIBILITY THREATENED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS WILL DECIDE FATE OF TWO JUSTICES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR DEVELOPMENT RISKY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CHANGE COULD HURT SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VOTE AGAINST NUCLEAR WINTER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DRUG PROGRAM PART OF FILM FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JACKSON MAY FACE MORE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE STOPS CONSTRUCTION OF BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOCATIONAL DISCUSSION PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAR-CATTLE TRUCK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ABDNOR PLAN WILL RAISE TAXES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TOUGHER STANDARDS TO CUT REPAIR COSTS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SHOP OWNERS RECOVER {dollar}20,000","Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*HANS PLANS TO MAKE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CRASH KILLS CANTON MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY'S BUSINESS CLIMATE RANKS HIGH,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS PULL MAN FROM HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES FROM CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MOVIE'S GRISLEY HAND GRABS OLD FOGIES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"CATALYZES MISSING, CHILDREN HUNT","Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
COULD LOCAL OFFICALS WITHSTAND (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NICE AUTUMN WEATHER,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAKE PART IN SCHOOL PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
UNITED NATIONS STILL SERVING LOFTY PURPOSES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"DRINKING RISKY, NO EXCUSE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*LINCOLN BOYS CHASE ANOTHER TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLAYOFFS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HALLOWEEN TOOK ITS TOLL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT BARS RAPE SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOME RULE MAKES SENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY SELECTION FOR TROOPER MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LEOLA RANCHERS AMONG CONSERVATION FINALISTS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HUNTERS FLOCK TO HILLS AS DEER SEASON STARTS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"TRAIN CRASH DESTROYS GRAIN TRUCK, SPILLS BEANS","Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNITED WAY HITS 76 PERCENT MARK,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD CAN CONTINUE PROBE OF PSYCHOLOGIST,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MORE BONDS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WORKLOADS ARE AN ISSUE IN TEACHER PAY TALKS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW DISPUTES ALCOHOL COMMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE SENTENCES ESCAPEES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CAMPAIGN RACES TOWARD FINISH,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MURDERS SHOCK ALCESTER,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT OK'S SYMPATHY STRIKES AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*HOUSE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
WHERE TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*GOVERNOR CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*SCALE TIPS IN DASCHLE'S FAVOR (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HERE IS HOW WE SEE RACES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRIBES CAN SUCCEED WITHOUT FED AID,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
READERS HAVE PLENTY TO SAY ABOUT CANDIDATES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VOTERS DIDN'T NEED CHILDLIKE SPAT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*RUNNERS TO CROSS COUNTRY GLORY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABSENTEE VOTES STILL CAN BE CAST,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS TO LEARN AT BAR SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CHIEF HAS KNEE SURGERY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAVINGS BOND DRIVE SUCCEEDS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UTILITY PANEL OK'S PHONE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*USED CARS AND HORSE STARS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAMPAIGNS MIX POLITICS AND RELIGION,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROMANIAN FAMILY'S TREK IS EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY SCHOOLS TAKE FITNESS PRIZE IN STRIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEER SEASON FOR ARCHERS OPENS IN REFUGE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-TRIBAL DETECTIVE CONVICTED IN ASSAULT CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROTON ELEVATOR FIRE DESTROYS EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON COMMITTEE TO BROKER TALKS WITH SWIFT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRISON WANTS VOCATIONAL ADVISER FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TUESDAY'S TURNOUT TO BE 72 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MASTEN DISAGREES ON FINANCES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*WINNERS BY A LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FARMER VOTE MAY BE BIG,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SEEKS DISMISSAL OF 'CRAZY HORSE' LIBEL SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SENATE RACE Q & A,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GLADYS BEGEMAN'S REASONS TO COOK,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*COWBOY STAGES HIS LAST ROUNDUP,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY OFFERS NEW PHONE BOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SD TO MEET DEMAND FOR LEAN BEEF,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*OWNER MIGHT RAZE COMMUNITY HALL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL CALLS OFF TALKS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOWN NEVER MET MAN'S EXPECTATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HARMONY TYPIFIES SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*COPING WITH PMS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CHET ATKINS PROVES HE KNOWS HIS MUSIC,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
STATE SHOULD REGISTER ALL PROVIDERS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTING IS A PRIVILEGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ABATE SHOULD TELL TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FIRE DESTROYS SHERMAN HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORUMS TO FOCUS ON BLACK HILLS BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUICIDE RULED OUT IN WOMANS DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A PIECE OF THE PAST,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MEDIA PERSONALITIES ADD TO SERIES FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TROOPERS NET FEWER SPEEDERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FOG,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VOTE LOOMS ON CITY TAX INCENTIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PURSUES NEW WATER DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TAVERN OWNER DEVISES PLAN TO COPE WITH LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SLEEP DISORDERS LABORATORY PROVIDES SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*MARRIED WOMEN IN LABOR FORCE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*FIRE GUTS BOWLING ALLEY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICROWAVE PLANT MAY REOPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMPANY OFFER MAY BE TOO LATE...,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD CENTENNIAL BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL TRIAL OPENS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DUKAKIS BETTER SUITED TO LEAD UNITED STATES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABANDONED CEMETERY SHOULD BE FENCED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ACLU A POSITIVE FORCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CORPORATE FARMS NOT HELPFUL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STRIP MINING NOT REASONABLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ACLU BACKS SCHOOL CURSING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TAX PROPOSAL FULL OF HOLES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
NEGLECT CREATED TAX CRISIS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
YES VOTE AIDS FAMILY FARMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"MAYOR, SCOUTS TO HELP FOOD BANK OBSERVANCE","Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES DEBATE AT COUNTRY CLUB,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY LOSES CABLE FOR TWO HOURS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORN HARVEST AHEAD OF NORMAL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT OF APPEALS TO MEET IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRIME GROUP OFFERS REWARD FOR WEDDELL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELECTRICAL ACCIDENT HURTS GARRETSON MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SENATE CANDIDATES HAVE LITTLE IN COMMON,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THIS SPUD'S FOR YOU,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLITICS BEHING TIMING OF FORECLOSURE NOTICES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOTE DECIDES CORPORATE HOG FARMS' FATE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY TO SUPPORT JUVENILE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TO OFFER NIGHT CLASSES NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CITY, COUNTY DISAGREE ON PARKING SPACES","Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BLAZE DAMAGES ELK'S CLUB IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3 SENTENCED IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY GAS PRICES PLUNGE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SALES TAX FOE IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE APPROVES TEST TO FIND MINING LEAK,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*GOVERNOR OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
CENTER PUBLISHES BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ARTS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CORPORATION FINDS LAND FOR COLORADO OPERATION,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*JOGGER MAKES DISCOVERY UNDER EIGHTH ST BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HAPPY BIRTHDAY SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MAN FACES KIDNAPPING CHARGES FOR INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"AUGUSTANA, SCHOENEMAN'S WRESTLE FOR PARCEL OF LAND","Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TRI-STATE MINT WON'T BE TRIED FOR SPILL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LEGALIZED GAMES BEGIN IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FIRST SNOW EXPERIENCED,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STATE'S BIRTHDAY IS ENDING IN GRAND STYLE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION EVOKED PRIDE, INTEREST","Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ABORTION NOT REMEDY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BAER DESERVES CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RAPE DESCRIPTION APPALLING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*FOLLOWED STATE'S HISTORY FROM BIRTH TO PRESENT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON LAW OFFICERS HAVE ANOTHER REASON,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
USD EDUCATORS TO ANSWER READERS QUERIES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MOTIVE OF WOMEN'S CONFERENCE IS QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROWTH CONCERNS LAWMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INDIANS ENVISION BETTER LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ACTIVITIES IN HOMETOWN OF 1889,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABOUREZK PLANS BOOK TOUR,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
VISIONS OF 2089,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ONE ROOM SCHOOLS REMEMBERED FROM CENTURY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHANGING GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CLARK GIRL DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TRUCK WITH COINS CITED AS OVERWEIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INMATE CAUGHT AFTER CHASE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*STANDS TALL TO HAND CANDY TO KIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TWO GROUPS APPROVE OF STATE RECOMMENDATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DEBATE ON RIVER,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HINDERS PROPER GROWTH OF NEARBY ATHLETIC FIELD,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CITY WILL GROW TO 500,000","Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*QUEEN CITY AND METROPOLIS OF BOTH DAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*LOOK'S STARTS SECOND CENTURY IN THIRD LOCATION,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
WILKERSON WILL CONTINUE TO RUN OPERATION,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
YOUNKERS WON'T BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*BURGER BOXES BITE DUST A MCDONALD'S,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHARGES POSSIBLE IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOUDINI HAS STRONG HOLD ON LOCKSMITH,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNITED BLAMED FOR CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*JOHNSON DESERVES THIRD HOUSE TERM (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY PROPERTY TAXES TWICE NATIONAL AVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MEASURE COULD AFFECT SF LANDFILLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VOTERS HAVE RARE CHANCE TO PICK JUDGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SD DOESN'T NEED DUMP DEVELOPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STATE ADS FAVOR FIRMS WITH GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BARNETT HAS BACKGROUND FOR POST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MINE EXPANDING DESPITE MORATORIUM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
KEAN RULINGS HAVE REASONABLE LAW BASIS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"OVER-{dollar}100,000 EARNERS PAY 36 PERCENT OF TAXES (L)","Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
ARTS SHOWING UP IN NOT-SO FAMILIAR PLACES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INDIANAPOLIS DANCE TROUPE TO PERFORM SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NOVELIST WRITES ABOUT 'EXTRAORDINARY PEOPLE',"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN BENEFIT SHOW SCHEDULED FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DEADWOOD CELEBRATES GAMBLING ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THRESHOLD SPONSORS YOUTH RALLY NOVEMBER 17,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VO-TECH ENROLLMENT INCREASES 33 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINTER STORM WATCH ISSUED FOR BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCCROSSAN RODEO GALLOPS INTO TOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JURY TRIAL ON TAP FOR TRI-STATE MINT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MUENSTER HOPES FOR HIGH TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AGE BIGGEST DIFFERENCE IN RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MINING COMPANIES PUT UP {dollar}450,000","Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMITTEE OFFERS TIPS ON HOW TO RECYCLE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"GROUPS TO HOST VIGIL FOR POW'S, MIA'S","Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LANDFILL OWNERS TRYING TO BUY INITIATIVE VOTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NORTHERN STATE STUDENTS POKE FUN AT SDSU RIOT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RADIO STATION TO SEND MESSAGES TO RESERVISTS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BATH ASPHALT PLANT FINED FOR PERMIT VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DAKOTA STATE SIGNS TRANSFER AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HARRISBURG NEEDS NEW COST STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HARRISBURG STUDENTS SERVE DINNER AT SOUP KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LEAD'S BED-AND-BOOZE TAX GOES INTO EFFECT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNCIL TABLES PROPOSAL TO RESTRICT NUDE DANCING,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TWO TEEN-AGERS ESCAPE FROM DETENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CHARGES WON'T BE FILED IN FATAL CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
REGENTS PANEL LOOKING FOR WAY TO LOWER RATE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
MAKE BASEBALL STATEMENT WITH ARIZONA SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EMPLOYEE IDEAS HELP BUSINESSES GROW,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
LAYOFFS EXPECTED AS ECONOMY STALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MORRELL IN SIOUX CITY FINED IN SAFETY PROBE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS CORN PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*GOP GROUP UPSET BY PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WEATHER CRIPPLES THE AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLEA MARKET TREASURES ABOUND,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*MOB FILM PAIRS YOUTH WITH SEASONED GANGSTER,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*MINERAL BOARD FUELING DISTRUST,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GUN CONTROL OPPONENTS IGNORE REALITY OF LAW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOVERNOR ON THE MARK IN SUPPORT OF PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SERIES WAS TRIBUTE TO SPORTSMANSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
TOUGH DECISIONS COME WITH SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CROSS COUNTRY MEET PUSHED BACK 1 WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"GIVES {dollar}7,000 TO CHARITY","Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING COALITION HOSTS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT RELEASES TEST SCORES TO 'ARGUS',"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TECHNOLOGY MEETING TO FOCUS ON EFFICIENCY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*A WHITE, WINDY HEADACHE","Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW DEMS' SATIRICAL TARGET,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PIONEER 'SHARED HER PAIN',"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MANSLAUGHTER APPEAL ALLEGES ABUSE SYNDROME,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOBILE HOME FIRE KILLS 2 AT HAYWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD PTA MEMBERSHIP RISING,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*NEARLY 30,000 SIGN FOR TERM LIMITS","Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAIN STREET PROGRAM LOSES STATE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
REGENTS APPROVE NEW PLAN TO HANDLE DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SEASON'S FIRST SNOW DROPS IN ON COUNTY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ANDERSON PUPILS BEAT TESTING ODDS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DANGER ON THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY'S MOST HAZARDOUS INTERSECTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*HERE'S WHY WE TAKE STANDS IN ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HERE'S WHERE WE STAND ON RACES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EDUCATION HEADLINE WAS MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FAMILY DESERVES PRAISE FOR SAVING LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
POLITICIANS SHOULDN'T CONTROL PUBLIC TV (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
EXERCISE CARE AROUND FARM MACHINERY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SENATOR SAYS HE OPPOSED PAY RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ACCIDENT REPORT FEES ARE OUTRAGEOUS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
MAGIC SHOULDN'T PLAY PRO BASKETBALL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
READERS PRESENT VIEWS ON TOMORROW'S ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"CLAIM MISLEADING, PEROT LEADER SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MANDEL IN CHARGE OF ELECTION FRAUD,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO PROBE RC BLAZE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE EXAMINES DEADWOOD DEBRIS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STURGIS MAN ACCUSED OF TAKING CHILD,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLISH BEFORE THE SHOW AND SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOTER LEAGUE PRESIDENT MAY RUN FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORMER VIDEO MANAGER ADMITS FRAUD,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS WORRY MOST ABOUT TAXES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHANARD FACILITY GUTTED,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
INDIAN NUMBERS GROW AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL FOR DEAF FACULTY GETS RAISE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FREEMAN CAR REBUILDER SHUNS RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*COLLECTORS MUST LIMIT TACTICS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MIXING ALCOHOL AND PROBLEMS A BAD COMBO,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NATIONAL PROGRAM PUTS TRIVIALITY BEHIND,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS HELP THE ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CLINTON THE TOP PICK IN MOST MOCK VOTES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*DASCHLE DEFENDS SUBPOENA,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MAN ROBS CITY BANK, ESCAPES IN GEO METRO","Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW APARTMENTS WILL EASE CITY'S HOUSING PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MAN WITH GUN FORCES PEOPLE TO WASH CAR,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DON'T ERECT STATE HEALTH-CARE BORDERS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEARNING ABOUT VICTIMS HELPS PRISON INMATES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LUTHERAN POLICY REPORT UNRAVELS FAMILY VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STORY OF EVICTION SHOWS NEED FOR HELP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*STATE TAX SYSTEM NEEDS OVERHAUL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ASCS CHIEF PRAISES FLOODING RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
STATE SECOND IN RECOVERY RANKING,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
WHEAT FARMERS FIGHTING SPREAD OF GOATGRASS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
RETAIL SALES GROWTH LESS THAN NATIONAL RATE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
VENTURE CAPITAL PROGRAM PROCEEDS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
CONVENTION CENTER ARCHITECT HIRED,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POWER LINES CUT IN HOSPITAL AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SISSETON YOUTH FACES CHARGE IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEEN STEALS CANDY FROM 12-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARSON SUSPECTED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MITCHELL LEADER ENTERS RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH BUILDING DEAL DRAWS PRAISE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SDSU, INDIAN COLLEGES TO HOOK UP","Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BACTERIA SCARE SUBSIDES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"STUDENT REFUSES CARE, LATER DIES","Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CHAMBERLAIN NATIVE TO FILL HEALTH POST,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ESCAPE FROM JAIL DOESN'T LAST LONG,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HISTORIAN TO SPEAK AT USD THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NAFTA TO BE ARGUED BY VERMILLION PANEL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REWARD OFFERED IN EAGLE SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD GROUP HONORS STATE LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CONSERVATION CORPS ALUMNI INSTALL MARKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SEMINARY EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARENTS OF DISABLED KIDS ASK FOR STRONGER VOICE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SELECTION OF JURY UNDER WAY IN SATTER MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
SELECTION OF JURY UNDERWAY IN SATTER MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"COWBOY POETRY A WAY OF LIFE, YANKTON MAN SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA TUNDRA SWAN A BIG TARGET,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VERSATILE CARMON LEADS TIGERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
40 TEAMS CHASE WINS IN SD FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TEST FOR DIABETES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SD'S APPROACH TO CRIME WORKS, STUDY INDICATES","Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STUDY RANKS SIOUX FALLS RENTS BELOW AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY INCUMBENTS HAVE DONE GOOD JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MUST LEARN MAJOR POLITICAL LESSON (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LAWSUITS DEFINITE (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PUBLIC DESERVES CONSTRUCTION STORY (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
CANDIDATES SHOULD ATTACK THE ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
BERKHOUT'S CHANGE WOULD BE DAMAGING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
NEIGHBORING STATES ALL HAVE LOTTERIES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
VOTE FOR 'A-B-C' WILL SOLVE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
PEOPLE MUST BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SELVES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
TOO MUCH MONEY SPENT ON EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
JANKLOW A HYPOCRITE ON DUMP-SITE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
BEDDOW WILL PUT HONESTY IN GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
ELIMINATING LOTTERY WON'T END GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
CANDIDATE'S RIDICULE OF CPA'S INACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
SEAT-BELT LAW ONE STATE CAN LIVE WITH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
CANDIDATE DISHONEST WITH STATE'S RESIDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
"STATE LOTTERY HEAD MAKES {dollar}75,500","Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JAIL INMATE PLEADS GUILTY TO ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER CAMPAIGNS FOR GOP CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
60 TO GRADUATE FROM TURNING POINT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOY SCOUTS COLLECT FOOD FOR HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER CONTRACT WON'T BE EASY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS WERE ALL SAINTS FOR A DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL COURT CAN'T PENALIZE CRAZY HORSE BEER MAKER,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY HIKES LICENSE TAX BY {dollar}1 PER WHEEL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COURTHOUSE ELEVATOR WILL BE INSTALLED,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS FIVE YEARS FOR CREDIT-CARD MISUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN UP FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SDSU CAR BURGLARIES RELATED, POLICE BELIEVE","Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ALL 911 CALLS GOING TO BROOKINGS POLICE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"INDIAN RIGHTS, RELIGIOUS FREEDOM UNDER ATTACK","Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BEDDOW--JANKLOW MISUSING STATE WORKER MAILING LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
STATE SETS RECORD FOR REGISTERED VOTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOW HOSPITAL IN SMALL TOWN CAN ENDURE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"SD TO LOSE ALCOHOL, DRUG TREATMENT FUNDS","Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WHEEL TAX PETITIONERS CORRECT FOUL UP,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*NO CABLE TV FOR HIM,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
OBJECTS TO BARNETT'S WORDING ON LOTTERY BALLOT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
PUC WILL INVESTIGATE US WEST,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*COST OF GASOLINE BEING DRIVEN DOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*KNIGHTS EXPLODE IN 2ND HALF,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY-LAYOFF GAG PAYS OFF WITH A WINNER,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOME-EC FOR HER MEANT COOKING FOR A CREW,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*MAN USES REWARD MONEY TO HELP FOOD PANTRY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AVERAGE AGE IN AGRICULTURE CLIMBS TO 51.1,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ANTI-SMOKING GROUP WARNS YOUTHS AGAINST LIGHTING UP,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*14 POSITIONS LOST IN CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD GETS WELCOME ELECTION BREATHER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUPREME COURT WOUNDS HOME-GROWN HUNTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER ADS DIVERT ATTENTION FROM ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TV TALK SHOWS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MEDICARE REFORM TO BENEFIT WEALTHY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SUPPORT NEEDED FOR PRISON TEACHERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SIERRA CLUB SENDS PETITIONS TO CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY CHARTER PANEL TO RECEIVE INPUT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BERKHOUT TO RUN FOR HOUSE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEVEN PLEAD GUILTY IN DRUG RING,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FOLLOWING THE RULES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BOARD GIVES SURGICAL CENTER PRELIMINARY APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTIES MAKE DISASTER CLAIMS AFTER EARLY STORM,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*HARTFORD MAN ARRESTED IN GAS BARREL ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY DECLARES DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SNOWPLOWS ARRIVE AT CITY AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DENTISTS VOLUNTEER FOR EXAM PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*HUNTER COMMITTED SUICIDE, SHERIFF SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"NEW PHONE CONTRACT TO SAVE {dollar}800,000","Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BOMBER CREWS WIN NEVADA COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GERMAN CONSUL TO PRESENT LECTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN ARSON,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*FIRE SAFETY WINNERS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CRP CUT WOULD INCREASE CROP SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
PIERRE'S 1ST WOMAN MAYOR DIES AT 63,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*INJURED BICYCLISTS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
REFUGEES OFTEN ENDURE MORE THAN PHYSICAL PAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PLEDGES CONCERT PROCEEDS FOR RAPID CITY YMCA,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"SNOW REMOVAL WON'T BREAK CITY BUDGET, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
{dollar}1.2M GRANT TO TRAIN INDIAN NURSES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
TWO PROPOSED DEVELOPMENTS GO BEFORE CITY COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
MAN CHARGED IN MORE ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
"PRESSLER, JOHNSON GAMBLING ON BUDGET POLITICS","Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY FINALIZING PLAN TO TRAP URBAN DEER,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COUPLE SPREADS WORD ON OPEN MEDICAL RECORDS,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CITY MAY WAIT 2 YEARS FOR SATURN,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*NOTHING CLASSIC ABOUT SDIC'S DAY IN DOME,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BACKCOURT A SKYFORCE STRENGTH AS CAMP TIPS OFF,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CANCER CAN'T KEEP UEDING FROM FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*THE FACTS OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MULLER SELECTED TO LEAD VIC,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*TRICK RIDING, HORSE PULL JOIN RODEO","Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SD WILL LOSE SCHOOL MONEY (PROF),"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MANAGER SAYS HOST WILL RETURN TO SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 02 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CONGRESS REFUELS MILWAUKEE ROAD,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CONGRESS REFUELS MILWAUKEE ROAD,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SUES BURGER FIRM,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX HAIL US INTERVENTION IN COUNTY PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DRUNK DRIVERS SWAY FROM TEST,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX HAIL US INTERVENTION IN COUNTY PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SHANARD-SUE FEDS FOR WATER FUND,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SHANARD-SUE FEDS FOR WATER FUND,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COURT AFFIRMS FOUR RAPE CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE ASKS MEDICAL GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE ASKS MEDICAL GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ANNEXATION REVERSAL ASKED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
GIRL SUFOCATES IN RAPID CITY FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
THIRD LEAD MURDER VICITM IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
BODY FOUND IN APPARENT MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
VANDALS SMASH SF WINDOWS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SHED NO TEARS FOR BILLY MARTIN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*DEE MCSTRAVICK THANKS ALL WHO AIDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
WANTS OTHER SIDE OF PROPOSITION 13 (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*COLLEGE TAKE NOTE OF CLEAR LAKE STAR-ANDERSON,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1ST DISTRICT--A FRIENDLY SKIRMISH,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHURCH LOOKS ASKANCE AT HEAVENS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VIOLINIST SHINES-BUT THE ARRANGEMENTS FALTER,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"AMY CARTER, THE POLITICAL WIZARD BEHIND JIMMY","Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAIRNESS GROUP WARNS OF DECPETION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE CASE OF THE PHANTOM RAPID CITY FIREMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE CASE OF THE PHANTOM RAPID CITY FIREMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE RACE CLOUDED BY FOOD OFFER,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES LOOK TO CONTROL OAHE BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NCPAC CRITICIZED BY CANDIDATES IT BACKS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KEEP MINNESOTA AVENUE PARKING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HOW 'YES,' 'NO' VOTES AFFECT BALLOT QUESTIONS (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD MILITARY ENLISTMENTS CLIMB,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HOUSE AND SENATE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE AND SENATE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCIENTISTS FIND WAY TO PREDICT SOIL EROSION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SCIENTISTS FIND WAY TO PREDICT SOIL EROSION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SOIL SAMPLES SHOW HIGH NITROGEN LEVEL,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*GHOST BEAR ALMOST QUIT CHAMPIONSHIP RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GHOST BEAR ALMOST QUIT CHAMPIONSHIP RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EX-SDSU RUNNER HAS TRIP,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SD FARMERS GET BUMPER CROP OF CORN,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*WHO NEEDS CLEANING LADY...JUST ABOUT ANYBODY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*'HALLOWEEN II'--A CALLOUS, GRISLY RIPOFF","Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WHO NEEDS CLEANING LADY...JUST ABOUT ANYBODY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BOARD OF DIRECTORS JOINS COLLEGE ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
"*PETERSON, SMITS NEW AT SIOUX VALLEY","Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
OFFICERS AT CARDV ELECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
KIWANIS WEST OFFICERS INSTALLED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"*DONNELL MOHR, VA ASSISTANT DIRECTOR","Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
RUNNERS NOT UPSET THEY DIDN'T WIN STATE CROSS COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIG TAX BURDENS PREDICTED FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE MAY CUT WELFARE SPENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF MAN DUMPS MOTORCYCLE AFTER POLICE CHASE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF MAN DUMPS MOTORCYCLE AFTER POLICE CHASE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE MAY CUT WELFARE SPENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIG TAX BURDENS PREDICTED FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF MAN DUMPS MOTORCYCLE AFTER POLICE CHASE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY GRANTS {dollar}20,000 FOR DEER CREEK STUDY","Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"SD, ETSI FAIL TO REACH AGREEMENT ON CONTRACT","Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CITY GRANTS {dollar}20,000 FOR DEER CREEK STUDY","Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CITY GRANTS {dollar}20,000 FOR DEER CREEK STUDY","Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"SD, ETSI FAIL TO REACH AGREEMENT ON CONTRACT","Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MOST DEPT HEADS WON'T GET RAISES IN 1982,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
USING IRS TO COLLECT FOR CHARITY POOR IDEA (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRITICAL VIEW OF INDIAN PROTESTERS ANSWERED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USING IRS TO COLLECT FOR CHARITY POOR IDEA (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER CRITICIZED FOR FLIP-FLOP ON SALE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TRADE DEFICIT FOR OIL BIGGEST US PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"TAX HUNTING, FISHING FOR WATER PROJECTS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PANEL STILL TO RULE ON 1-MEMBER DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHANGES IN LIQUOR LICENSES CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"IT'S QUALITY, NOT QUANTITY, FOR SBA","Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAMERA STOLEN FROM DOCTOR'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIAL OPENS FOR 2 IN AUCTION BUILDING BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NO DECISION ON ELECTION PROBLEMS AT ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW TELLS SIOUX CITY COUNCIL THEY'RE MISINFORMED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PUC WON'T REJECT MANDAN PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PUC WON'T REJECT MANDAN PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW TELLS SIOUX CITY COUNCIL THEY'RE MISINFORMED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COUNTY STEPPING INTO COMPUTER AGE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY STEPPING INTO COMPUTER AGE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FEDS WANT PROBLEMS IN SD WATER BILL IRONED OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT RESUMES AFTER 6-WEEK SHUTDOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*SMILIN' CRIB--RECORD CROP PREDICTED FOR NATION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FEDS DISMISS SD JURISDICTIONAL ISSUE AS MOOT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
3 LEGISLATORS WANT MISSOURI RIVER WATER MARKETED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAIL FIRM TO INSPECT SD MAINLINE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
3 LEGISLATORS WANT MISSOURI RIVER WATER MARKETED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*DASCHLE SQUEAKS BY ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEATHER CHILLS FAVORITES IN PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*80 PERCENT IN--IT'S JANKLOW--EASILY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WAITING FOR RESULTS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN STIFLES BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS DEER HUNTING OPENED THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*AWAITING RETURNS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP CONTROLS LEGISLATIVE RACES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"VOTERS FAVOR AMENDMENTS A,B, AND C","Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS SAY NO TO GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VICTORY CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MEIERHENRY WINS RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*SCHIRMER, BARKER WIN COUNTY","Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"SOVIET, US RHETORIC OBSCURES COOP (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RISING MEDICAL COSTS ARE A CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UPSET BY INTRUDERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SF STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT VOTING PROCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUTOPSIES TO REVEAL CAUSE OF DOGS' DEATHS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SF GIRL DISCOVERS PIN IN CANDY BAR,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
INCUMBENT THOMS WINS AUDITOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOST COUNTY RACES IN AREA ARE UNDECIDED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEILAND PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BEDELL EASY WINNER IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SEN & MRS LARRY PRESSLER VISIT HEADQUARTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
COUNTY LIBRARY ISSUE WINS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
BALLOONISTS MOVE LAUNCH SITE TO SD,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GAVINS POINT DAM SPILLWAY OPENS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOMESTAKE MINE LOSES PROFIT IN 1982,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
REWARD BRINGS BACK 'CHEERLEADER',"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STRAIT RESIGNS FROM SD CEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CHURCH CRISIS FUND CAN'T COVER REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
*GOURMET COOKING INTEGRATES ITSELF,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WIND QUINTET DISPLAY FEELING FOR MUSIC,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LUNG ASSOCIATION HONORS KOPLOW,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
SOCIAL SECURITY MAN HONORED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
THIS WEEK IS TELEPHONE PIONEER WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
LENNOX GIRL REGIONAL FFA WINNER,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
WILD GAME PREPARATION REQUIRES EXTRA CARE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
CARBOHYDRATES HELP ATHLETES PERFORM BETTER,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1982, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*ACHES, PAINS WORTH IT TO THE BULLFIGHTER","Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NAVY FAMILY WAITS FOR WORD,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ACCIDENT DIDN'T BREAK HIS SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TINY TVS SHOW ELECTRONICS REVOLUTION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE CRITICIZES GOP ADS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAY BE FLYNT'S PRESIDENTIAL RUNNING MATE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WAIVER MAY ALLOW INDIAN DOCTOR TO STAY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS WILL DISCUSS CITY VIETNAM VETS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILL BEGIN DOOR-TO-DOOR NUT SALES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WUEST TO PRESIDE AT HUSBY'S PERJURY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
8 AREA WORKSHOPS WILL STUDY BOOK OF ACTS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KID'S DRUG USE CALLED CITY PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOUSING BODY OKS 10.77 PERCENT LOAN MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*DECONTROL WOULD ASSURE ADEQUATE SUPPLIES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IT'S TIME TO RAISE THE DEBT LIMIT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WASHINGTON STUDENTS NEED A NEW BUILDING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GRENADA INVASION UNWISE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BUSINESS CITIZEN AWARD NOMINATIONS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"CARRIERS OFFER TO CHECK ON ELDERLY, SHUT-INS","Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS CITY MAN FOR DRUG SALES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOSER PROTESTS ROSEBUD VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY SETS FEE TO CHECK RECORDS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PANEL DELAYS ACTION ON STUDIO MERGER,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BROOKINGS WILL OFFER EMERGENCY SUPPLIES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FORT PIERRE SALES TAX FAILS TO TAKE EFFECT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HISTORICAL DISPLAY PLANNED IN SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IMPROVEMENT PLANS HOWARD MEETING AGENDA,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IPSWICH BEGINS PROVIDING LAW ENFORCEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY WILL TACKLE 3 PROJECTS AT ONCE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ABDNOR DROPS PLAN TO WITHHOLD WATER MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
HOMESTAKE MINING CO RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PANEL ADDS {dollar}20 MILLION FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
DRUG SUSPECT LINKED TO BIG BUST,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CANDIDATE--GROUP DISTORTED VIEWS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAND OPENING OF DELBRIDGE MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN BEATING IS RELEASED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONK PRAYS FOR BANKS IN FRONT OF PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*3 ARRESTED IN COCAINE PROBE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES RIDE THE AIRWAVES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OPPOSES ENROLLMENT RULE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY NEARS GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CONSUMERS GET 30 DAYS TO PAY BILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ONLY 1 BALLOT MEASURE MERITS APPROVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WILL RETURN CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MORE REPUBLICANS REGISTER THAN DEMS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS DENY MISSILE DAMAGED IN EARTHQUAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TECHNICIAN IDENTIFIED IN PELTIER CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
AUTHORITIES PROBE DEATH OF OGLALA MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FAULK COUNTY TO VOTE ON LIBRARY EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"FIRE DESTROYS DAIRY BARN, KILLS 60 CATTLE","Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
IOWA AIRLINE FILES TO REPLACE MESABA,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LEAD MAYOR RECALL PETITIONS ARE FILED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MISSION COUNCIL APPROVES 1 PERCENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
NOV 5 TO 9 WILL BE WINTER AWARENESS WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PURCHASE OF AUCTION BARN COULD MEAN JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SUSPECT GRAIN SHOULD BE TEST FED TO PIGS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BOYS BASKETBALL TITLE ASPIRATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HANDICAPPED TEEN TACKLES LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SHOW TO AIR MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD TEACHER'S PAY SINKS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ELEVATOR EXPLOSION KILLS ONE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON'S PERFORMANCE MOST IMPRESSIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STAR WARS GIVES US UPPER HAND (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BIA SPENDS TOO MUCH ON BUREAUCRATS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ELECTION SPURS DEVATE ON COMPACT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
EROS FACING NEW CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*RAPID CITY SWEEPS 'AA',"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ESD TRAVELING TEAM CLEARS LANE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"CANADA GEESE COUNT IS 130,000","Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"DEER LICENSES REMAIN IN EAST, WEST","Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*SALMON STATION MISSES 1985 GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
CATTLEMEN'S GROUP PRESIDENT TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LABOR SECRETARY URGES HIRING OF VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEIGHBORS GIVE LAID-UP MAN GOOD MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RURAL HARRISON BOY DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY SEEKS NATIONAL TIES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RETIRED UNION LEADER--STRIKE SPIRIT STRONG,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COUPLE BRIDGE GAPS THROUGH DANCING,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATION FUND-RAISER FALLS SHORT OF GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMPANY'S PROFITS DECLINE SHARPLY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMPACT HEARING TO BE AIRED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*STUDENTS LEARN ART OF FENCING,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SUPPORT FOR STUDY OF UNLEADED GAS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*SHARI WOLLMAN LIKES QUICK AND EASY DISHES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*INDIFFERENCE ZAPS VIDEO GAMES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DEMONSTRATION OF SLAUGHTER HOG GRADES SET,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*UP WITH THE NEW,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*DAKOTA DIVERSITY ESCAPES EAST,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TIME OF THE SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS CHART CHANGES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BAD DAY TO HOLD FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EAST PART HAS BIG STAKE IN BOARD VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
US SHOULD STOP CONTRA AID (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HENDERSON MAKES HIS CASE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ABORTION PROTEST A MORAL ACT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
VFW COMMANDER VISITS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HORSES SUNDAY IN A PASTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PICKETS BLAST COVERAGE OF NEWS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO CONSIDER WATER SUPPLY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DEPARTMENT CHAPLAIN FIRED UP,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LEGEND LEAVES WRITER GOOSEY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NEW LAW TOUGHENS STUDENT AID PROCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY SEES IMPORTANCE FOR COUNSELOR ROLE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ARIZ FIRM TO CLEAN SITE--OFFICIAL SAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HELP IN CUTTING COST OF HEALTH,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CRIME IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"*CARS, HOMES MADE READY FOR WINTER","Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOCIAL SECURITY OFFERS PUBLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
NATIVE WITH AIDS PREPARES TO DIE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOUNDED KNEE CASE SET ASIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWINS FANS SCOOP UP BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DAKOTA MEN GIVE HANDSOME BOOST,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*DOING IT YOURSELF,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*MORNING OPTIMISTS CHOOSE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CANCER SOCIETY SELECTS LEADERS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PENITENTIARY GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
GIRLS STATE DIRECTOR RE-ELECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SINGERS CHOOSE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*GREAT CONTRIBUTOR TO AD AGENCY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHAT CANDIDATES SAY NOW (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUILDING DESTRUCTION IS ERASING CITY'S PAST,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEMOCRATS HIRE RAPID CITY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL TO RESUME LAMB KILL OPERATION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFFS ENDORSE SEAT BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKELETON SENT TO KANSAS FOR TESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 BUSES WRECK NEAR CANTON,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEIGHBOR DOLE WINS GOVERNOR'S FAVOR,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EARLY PRIMARY GETS MIXED REACTION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STRUCTURE LIMITS EDISON SPILL CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX-BREAK PLAN VOTED DOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD GROUP BIDS FOR STATEWIDE VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SECURITY WAS POOR JURORS TOLD,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*YOUNG MOTHERS JOIN WORK FORCE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY PREPARES TO PLOW THROUGH SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PORK GROUP TO KEEP CORPORATIONS AWAY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW DRINKING TRENDS AFFECT SALES STRATEGIES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*GROUP STAGES FMHA VIGIL,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MARSHALS ARREST FUGITIVE'S RELATIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAYOFFS MAY BE FOR 1 1/2 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FEW TEARS SHED FOR ROBIN,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MICKELSON GOES DANCING AS CENTENNIAL STARTS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE NEXT PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BURDEN IS ON MORRELL TO PROVE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION II IS FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
DUKAKIS' CLAIMS ABOUT ECONOMY RUN HOLLOW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
NELSON TOP TRIAL LAWYER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
MINING AD CLAIMS DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
DEMOCRATS RUNNING FOR LEGISLATURE RALLY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LODERMEIER PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OPPONENT--PHONE DEREGULATION COSTLY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN NEEDS FUNDS TO WAIT FOR SURGERY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GIVING CHASE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AMENDMENT A GETS OVERLOOKED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DUKAKIS CAN'T EVEN RUN HIS STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STRIKES COST MORRELL {dollar}36 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOP HAS STATE EDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WAGNER WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*BUSH WILL WIN BIG, DOLE SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
POLICE PREPARE FOR POSSIBLE STRIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TEN CASES OF HEPATITIS A REPORTED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*STATEHOOD REVISITED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD COMING TO CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLICE SUSPECT MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CLASS TEACHES THAT SUICIDE NO SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DOES HURD PLAY FAVORITES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEARNING TRUTH CAN END WAR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PREDATORS DECIMATE BIRDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX COMMISSION PULLS LITTLE SURPRISE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*FRIENDSHIP LANDS ACTOR GUMSHOE ROLE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BAND IN TUNE WITH PLAYERS' LIKES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC RADIO EXAMINES THE OUTBACK,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AIR SERVICE PROGRAM WILL GET FUNDING,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLEAR ICE OFF CAR WINDOWS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN GIVEN LIFE TERM FOR KILLING,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUSEUM GALLERIES WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOL, STORE, BUS WILL DRIVE FOR FOOD","Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO ARE JAILED IN MOTEL ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COCAINE CONVICTION REVERSED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL DAY WAS SPECIAL ON THE 100TH,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP FORMS TO KEEP WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INTEREST RISES TO HELP HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CARNIVAL COUNTERS SUIT, BLAMES FAIR","Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STOLEN CAR ROLLS--TWO ARE CHARGED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"PETITIONS TO LIMIT MINES, GARBAGE DUMPS","Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LONGER TERMS OK FOR CRIMINALS WITH FIREARMS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UPSET THAT MINT CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
{dollar}1 MILLION SOUGHT FOR ALLEGED BEATING,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"STATE CAN BURY ASH, JUDGE SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*6-FOOT-11 CENTER COULD GIVE BOOST,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DEVELOPMENT LOANS OK'D,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MICKELSON SPEAKS AT FU CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
16 COMMUNITIES IN DEVELOPMENT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*FFA QUEEN'S ABDICATION ENDS DYNASTY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
"*TRAIN, TRACTOR COLLIDE--1 KILLED","Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN FOUND SLAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CAMPAIGNS IN LEGISLATIVE RACES HEAT UP,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HOWARD MAN IS CHARGED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOOLIGANS AT HOBO DAY SHOW THEIR IMMATURITY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUTLER GIVES CYNICS NEW FAITH IN SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TO CLEAN UP MESS IN WASHINGTON (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SURFACE MINES ALREADY DISRUPTING HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
VOTERS DESERVE MORE THAN 'ADEQUATE' RATING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
JOHNSON DISTORTS WHAT FRANKENFELD SAID (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
JACKRABBITS STRIDE TOWARD A FAST FINISH,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'JACOB'S LADDER' IS MISSING SOME...,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEGEND SOARS SWEET AND CLEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW SF HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS NEW CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD BASEBALL TEAMS OUSTED FROM SERIES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE HEEGE HITS BICYCLIST WITH CAR,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SNOW ADVISORY OUT FOR SOUTHERN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HEART DOCTOR TOUTS GOOD DIET, EXERCISE","Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRIEST SPREADS WORD OF EL SALVADOR STRIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS OPT TO DELAY HOBO DAY DECISION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AMDAHL DENIES HIRING INTERN FOR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LETTERMAN FOULS SPOOF ON RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PRESSLER PLEADS FOR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE ACCEPTS PROPOSALS FOR GROUND WATER GRANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUBSIDY CUTS IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
31 COUNTIES TO GET DISASTER HELP,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ATTORNEY GENERAL WARNS ABOUT BAD LIVING TRUSTS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEATH DOESN'T APPEAR TO BE MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PINE RIDGE RESIDENTS TO GET GERMAN BLANKETS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TECH JUNIOR WINS INDIAN STUDENT AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FUGITIVE TEENS RETURN AFTER COLD NIGHT OUTSIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SD MAN APPEARS ON PEACE CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PROGRESSIVE SLOT RULING GETS SD OK,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"*FILMGOERS STILL AT HOME IN VIBORG, THE DELLS","Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOOKING FOR A WAY OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REA SWITCHES OFF RURAL NEEDS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE NEEDS BETTER FISCAL LEADERSHIP (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEAMWORK MADE HOBO DAYS FUN AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T PROTEST WRONGS--FIGHT THEM LEGALLY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER HAS INTERESTS OF WOMEN AT HEART (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FARMERS UNION MAKES SMALL DAIRIES SUFFER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FEW WINS DIDN'T DETER WASHINGTON FANS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*AGAINST USING INDIAN NAMES, LOGOS","Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"FUSS OVER BRAVES' NAME, FANS' ANTICS","Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*ANGLER CASTS EYE TOWARD BASS CIRCUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE FOR ENERGY ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCHING FOR ARMED SHOPLIFTER,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 RAPID CITY MEN HELD FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*PROJECT TEACHES, NOT PREACHES","Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SHOVELS, SNOWBLOWERS BATTLING DRIFTS","Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS SUFFER UNDER RECYCLING SHIFT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE POOL HELPS FUND TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FORMER STATE FAIR DIRECTOR DIES AT 77,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOX ELDER WOMAN FREEZES TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARM GROUP LEADER WANTS INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY HONORED FOR CONSERVING WATER,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPEARFISH GETS SHOT AT BEING HOST CAPITAL,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PENNINGTON COMM CRY FOUL ABOUT CORONER REPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
VO-TECH SCHOOLS GAIN INCREASE IN FUNDING,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
JOBLESS RATE TAKES MOVE DOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*NEW GENERATION FOR NORBERG'S,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*PAYING THE PRICE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*OWNERS STILL LOVE BUGS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*HOOFING THROUGH DOWNTOWN GARY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY WINNER TOLD TO PAY {dollar}171.86 BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRIVATE STUDENTS' TEST SCORES HIGHER,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GIVE REPORT CARD PROGRAM AN 'A' (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*NEW PRISON NOT FINAL SOLUTION TO CRIME,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PREMIUM HIKE AS INVITING AS RE-ELECTING BUSH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WEAST'S SALARY TAKES BIG CHUNK OF FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
DELEGATION WAS AGAINST CONGRESSIONAL PAY RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
WORK FOR ACCEPTANCE OF CHELATION THERAPY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*ALL IN A DAY'S WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*INMATE WALKS AWAY FROM HALFWAY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO DONATE TO ZOO PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INVESTIGATORS PROBE MITCHELL PLANT FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RC MAN DIES IN TWO-VEHICLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WAUBAY MAN KILLED IN SHOOTING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOONSOCKET FARMER DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WEATHER WON'T SLOW VOTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE RULES 'SUE' BONES TO STAY PUT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SF PRIVATE SCHOOLS 1991-92 REPORT CARD,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
EAGLE SHOOTING PROBED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STILL UNSURE IF CORN PLANT WILL BE BUILT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*MEMORABLE RESULTS FOR LYNX,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WATERFOWL NUMBERS STRONG NEAR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WOLFGANG TO BE ANALYST FOR TNT OUTLAWS BROADCAST,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SD HAS X-RAY DIVISION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITY TO ADD 500 HOTEL ROOMS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHER WHO LET WRESTLERS VIEW PORNO WELCOMED BACK,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHER WHO LET WRESTLERS VIEW PORNO WELCOMES BACK,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
AUTOMATIC TELLER MACHINES TO DELIVER WELFARE BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN COUNTY SMOKERS REGAIN RIGHT TO LIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SUPER COLLIDER PROJECT SHOULDN'T BE ABANDONED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHARBONNEAU'S JOB NOT WORTH MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CULTURAL DIVERSITY EVENT WAS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ELECTION PROCESS NOT ROOT OF PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COORDINATOR HELPS IN STUDENT EXCHANGES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"EX-MAYOR TO SPEAK ON FAITH, RACIAL ISSUES","Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 8 YEARS FOR MOLESTING GIRL,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIPESTONE MAN CHARGED IN STABBING--BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN ON PROBATION IN STEROID CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROBBERY SUSPECT MISSES COURT HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA SHOOTS AHEAD TO 104,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE FREEZES COUNTY PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VERMILLION MARCH TO PROTEST SWEAT LODGE VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
7 SUPERINTENDENT APPLICANTS TO VISIT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS FILE SUIT FOR FLOOD DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"DISPATCHER MISTAKE WORTH ABOUT {dollar}9,000","Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAILING COST ENDS KENNEBEC NEWSPAPER,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MONTANA TOWN HELPS SD FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OLD WEST GROUP NAMES MANAGERS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WESSINGTON SCHOOL MUST BORROW UNTIL AUDIT COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WESSINGTON SPRINGS AIRPORT RUNWAY OK'D,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CROP YIELDS FROM 'ZERO TO FANTASTIC',"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JURY MAY BE READY TODAY IN SATTER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RANCHER CLAIMS VACCINE KILLED 700 OF HIS CATTLE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"TO HAVE SHOP, HOME SERVED BY ONE UTILITY","Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*FOREIGN POLICY NEEDS VISION, MCGOVERN SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
HELPS ELEMENTARY KIDS LEARN SPANISH,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
'SHEEPISH' GADGET IS 'SHEAR' DELIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*FIELD GOALS SINK WARRIORS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NAME DROPPING,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE PRODUCTION CHOSEN FOR FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PUNY PUMPKIN AWAITS RETURN OF BIG DADDY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THRIFT: IT'S IN THE BAG,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*COOK SWEET ON FUN, FAMILY, FRIENDS","Argus LeaderNov 03 1993, sect.E, p.06, col.3"
COPS TARGET CRANK DEALERS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES' TV-AD ATTACKS HIT NEW LOW,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW RAISES TWICE AS MUCH CASH AS BEDDOW,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BACKERS SPEND NINE TIMES MORE THAN FOES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*JANKLOW'S CONTRIBUTORS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BEDDOW'S CONTRIBUTORS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*IT'S TIME FOR NEW SHERIFF (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CURRENT CONGRESS KEEPS EXPANDING DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LIBERTARIAN OPPOSES DRUGS TO MINORS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--WILL YOU VOTE ON TUESDAY?,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
JANKLOW CLOSED COLLEGE LAST TIME OUT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
MOSER SHOULD BE ELECTED STATE AUDITOR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
VOTERS' CHOICES AFFECT STATE'S CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
EDITORIAL CARTOON HURT GOOD COMPANY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEES RECALL LIFE UNDER JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
'YES' VOTE ON E WILL RETURN REVENUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
HOUSE CANDIDATE CLUELESS ABOUT FARMING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
PRISONER'S COMPLAINTS 'LITANY OF NONSENSE' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY IS ABOUT CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
JANKLOW NEEDED TO ENFORCE STATE LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
'AVERAGE FARMERS' DESERVE THANK YOUS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
EXPERIENCE MAY BE STATE'S BEST TEACHER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.6"
CITY BUILDING PERMITS BREAK ANNUAL RECORD,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEXAS BALLISTICS FIRM TO STUDY EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN INJURED AFTER DRIVING INTO QUARRY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS DIVIDED ON HAVING SCHOOL ON HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW'S FINANCES QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY FILLY AMONG BEST IN INDY 500 FOR HORSES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS OFF SUPERFUND LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ONLY 1 SITE REMAINS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MINNESOTA MAN NAMED POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POACHERS SHOOT ELK NEAR LEGION LAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BUTTE COUNTY BOARD OK'S GARBAGE INCINERATOR,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"HUMANITIES COUNCIL AWARDS {dollar}20,000","Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN TO LEAD MUNICIPAL LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*MADISON MAN, POLICE ARGUE OVER CB TAG GAME","Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CREDIT-CARD THIEVES GET MORE JAIL TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EMERGENCY WETLANDS ENROLLMENT REOPENS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE PARK NUMBERS CLOSE IN ON 5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JOURNALIST SAYS NAZISM RISING IN GERMANY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*DUMP TRUCK ROLLS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BIA LEADER PROMISES MORE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MCCROSSAN RODEO RUNS FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*MIRACLE ENDS WITH DEATH FROM LEUKEMIA,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS SLOW IN FILING FOR REFUND,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FOUR GROUPS RECEIVE LESS FROM FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
BUILDING CODE SEMINAR TO BE THIS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*2 CANARIES GET MAJOR-LEAGUE OPPORTUNITY,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OPENS CAMP WITH PROVEN PRO SCORERS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HUNT OFFERS CHANCE TO MAKE NEW FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PROJECT BRINGS OUTDOORS TO EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*COLLEGE: IT'S GREAT LATE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SHOWMAN CHAPMAN SWINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
MOM A BETTER STUDENT--THIS TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
"CITIBANK PAYS STATE {dollar}683,510","Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LINEBACKER TACKLES SUBJECT MORE CRITICAL THAN FOOTB,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PROPERTY-TAX CUT WEAKENS DAKOTA 1 DRIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"18 PRISON JOBS TO BE ELIMINATED, STATE DISCLOSES","Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WANTED FOR GIRLS: EQUAL LIMELIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HELP RESTORE HOPE TO BATTERED VICTIMS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FARM CUTS MUST NOT HURT CONSERVATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GRIM FACT IS THAT HEALTHY BABIES DO DIE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COSTNERS' RESORT IS FOUNDED ON DECEIT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GAMBLING IS A CANCER ON STATE'S BODY POLITIC (L),"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*CHURCH SILENT ABOUT OPENING OF 'THE PRIEST',"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EXHIBIT SHOWS HOW POTTERS TRIED TO MAKE WORLD LESS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLANTS TOUGHER DURING COLD AUTUMN THAN SPRING,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"BB GUN USED IN HOLDUP, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRIEST LEAVES HOSPITAL 2 MONTHS AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FRATERNITIES MEET AT USD CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO RAPES REPORTED; ONE MAN ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HUNTERS WON'T FACE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OCTOBER 2ND SNOWIEST ON RECORD,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BRIDGES AREN'T DEAD IN THE WATER,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS NARROWLY VOTE OUT JAILED PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SD SOCIAL SERVICES TO CUT 10% OF ITS STAFF,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*CUSTER COUNTY SHERIFF SAYS DEATH COULD BE HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABORTION OPPONENTS PRIASE JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD TO PURSUE ADDING OTHER GAMES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 37 MONTHS IN ODOMETER FRAUD,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SENATE APPROVES WATER PROJECT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
EMU PRODUCERS TO FORM SD GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MAN ON PROBATION FOR SHOOTING EAGLE,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CANDIDATE'S WIFE CITES EXPERIENCE FACTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*READY FOR THE RODEO,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WEEKLEY TO STAND TRIAL IN BOYS' ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HEATING AID WRAPPED UP IN BUDGET DISCUSSIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*HOUSEMOTHER TO A SORORITY DIES AT 69,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*THE PRICE OF CORN,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
CITY CONSIDERING {dollar}1-A-MONTH HIKE IN PARKING RATES,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*EROS SITE OF SCIENCE SESSION,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SUMMER'S HEAT GIVES MILLION-DOLLAR LIFT TO EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 03 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
IS GRAND JURY SYSTEM FAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IS GRAND JURY SYSTEM FAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RUSH IS ON TO GEAR MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RUSH IS ON TO GEAR MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWO MEN CHARGED IN STUDENT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*MARY BENYAMIN SUGGESTS TOTAL DEMOCRACY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*PRESSLER WELCOMES REPUBLICAN ATTAKCS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*MCGOVERN-FIGHT PRESSURE GROUPS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*JIM WRIGHT PREDICTS PASSAGE OF FUEL AID BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
COST JUSTIFYING AGENCY'S MOVE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION LOOKING BACK (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*SOME GAMBLING OK WITH MOST RESPONDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DANCER CHARGED,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
THREE HELD IN RAPID CITY THEFTS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
GRAND JURY ROOTS ARE CENTURIES OLD,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
GRAND JURY ROOTS ARE CENTURIES OLD,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
COPS GET EVADER IN AREA CHASE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.3"
TOXAPHENE FOUND IN POULTRY FEED,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.4"
QUIT AERIAL HUNTING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WEST RIVER PERMIT BRINGS MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTERS VIOLATE GAMES LAW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
PHEASANT HUNTERS VIOLATE GAMES LAW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
FIRST SIOUX FALLS IN MERGER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*LOCAL ARTIST DRAWS OUT HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ROBERT BLY CREATES POETRY OF THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL ARTIST DRAWS OUT HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL ARTIST DRAWS OUT HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAUREL BRASEL-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"3,000 TO WORK FOR BIG SD VOTER TURNOUT","Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAPSULE OFFERS LOOK AT PAST,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY HELPS BREAST CANCER VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY HELPS BREAST CANCER VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AND NOW...THE EXORCIST MEETS KING TUT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENTS TO MONITOR FREE MEALS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENTS TO MONITOR FREE MEALS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT TO RULE ON SD CHURCH SCHOOL TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT TO RULE ON SD CHURCH SCHOOL TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION RAISES PORJECT MOBILITY FARES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR TOPS MCGOVERN IN LATE CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS DISCLAIM RIGHT-TO-LIFE AD,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY RULING OVERTURNED-TAYLOR'S PARTY HALTED,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RECORD NUMBER REGISTERED TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"NRA SPENT {dollar}31,600 ON DOVE MEASURE","Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INSURANCE AGENTS TO MEET IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RECORD NUMBER REGISTERED TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY RULING OVERTURNED-TAYLOR'S PARTY HALTED,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITIZEN'S DUTY TODAY IS TO VOTE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRAISE AND OTHER ADVICE FOR MARSHALL FINE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PRAISE AND OTHER ADVICE FOR MARSHALL FINE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"PUC SAYS CAR, VAN POOLS NOT SUBJECT TO STATE REGULATION","Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD CROPS LEAD PACE SET IN '70'S,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOW THEY'LL APPEAR ON SD BALLOT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER RUNOFF DOWN THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
MORRELL CLOSING IOWA PORK PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL CLOSING IOWA PORK PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FOOTBALL MANIA GRIPS SD AS PLAYOFFS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MADISON FINDS PLAYOFFS WITH 'LITTLE SCHOOLS' EASIER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FDA OFFICIAL--BUYERS MUST BEWARE EVEN MORE NOW,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SHERYL WIPF, SR WINNER, STATE HS PIANO AUDITIONS","Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.C, p.14, col.2"
"BERNARD L RAICHE, RECEIVED SAFETY MANAGEMENT AWARD","Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.C, p.14, col.3"
'HOW I SHOT A DEER WITHOUT EVEN TRYING',"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SRSTKA DENIES FIRING SDSU ADMINISTRATORS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FEDS TIGHTEN PURSE STRINGS ON SMALL BUSINESS LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"COMMITTEE WANTS S SERVICES, HEALTH DEPTS JOINED","Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SRSTKA DENIES FIRING SDSU ADMINISTRATORS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"COMMITTEE WANTS S SERVICES, HEALTH DEPTS JOINED","Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SCARED MAN PAYS {dollar}1,139 FOR {dollar}300 JOB-BRANDON","Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"SCARED MAN PAYS {dollar}1,139 FOR {dollar}300 JOB-BRANDON","Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*BLOWING IN THE MAN-MADE WIND,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ILLEGAL DUMPING GETTING WORSE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"ARSON, THEFT REWARD FUND ESTABLISHED","Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION PAY STAND IMPROVED OVER YEAR AGO (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS PATIENT CARE AT YANKTON (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SENATE HELPS ELDERLY WITH TRANSPORTATION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS VOTERS RISE IN SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE BACKS PLAN TO DELAY PAY INCREASES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN FOUND DEAD WEST OF SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BOSTON FIRM STOPS BELLE FOURCHE HYDROELECTRIC STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BOARDS CANCEL MEETINGS ON ETSI DEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FARM GROUP DECRIES 'VETO THREATS',"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WAGNER PLANT STILL OPERATING DESPITE STRIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SUSPENDED JAILER WANTS HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES MONEY FOR MILWAUKEE REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SENATE HELPS ELDERLY WITH TRANSPORTATION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS VOTERS RISE IN SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD WATER MONEY INCLUDED IN SENATE BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*AUTOHARPIST GETS WARM RECEPTION AT CANTON,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MINNEAPOLIS FIRM TO WRITE COUNTY COMPUTER SPECS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*AUTOHARPIST GETS WARM RECEPTION AT CANTON,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
CYCLIST CLAIMS POLICEMAN HIT MOTORCYCLE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
CYCLIST CLAIMS POLICEMAN HIT MOTORCYCLE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"AWACS AT ELLSWORTH FOR BOMBING, FIGHTER COMPETITION","Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CLINT ROBERTS TRIES HAND AT PERSONAL DIPLOMACY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DECISION ON MATHIS JUDGE EXPECTED TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
PUC ORDERS NEW MANDAN HEARINGS IN DECEMBER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
REWARDS OFFERED FOR INFORMATION ON DOGS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'IT ALWAYS HURTS WHEN YOU GET BUCKED OFF',"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'PEOPLE FELT THEY GOT THEIR MONEY'S WORTH',"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GUTHRIE TAKES ON LONG-WINDED SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DANCE NETWORK A NECESSITY IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOLLYWOOD'S WORST IS GUARENTEED,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BALLOONIST'S CREW LOOKING FOR SUNDAY LAUNCH,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW CARRIES MORE THAN GOVERNOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SEES VICTORY AS FAITH IN POLICIES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTE NOT SEEN AS DEFEAT FOR GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POST-ELECTION DISPUTE ARISES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GOP HOLDS 80 OF 150 SEATS IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE'S CHALLENGE IN REPRESENTING SD (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNCONVENTIONAL JANKLOW BIG SD SUCCESS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HAYWARD RESIDENT TO CITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BAR ASSOCIATION ELECTS SABERS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOUSING FOR HEARING-IMPAIRED BEING BUILT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KERSEY GETS RIGHT TO LIFE HONOR,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"KNWC RAISES {dollar}296,930 IN SHARATHON","Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO PIMPING,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"WEISENSEE ORDERED TO PAY {dollar}7,847","Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T RELEASE STAMP CASE TRANSCRIPT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATEWIDE VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EISNACH'S NARROW WIN IN PUC RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
JUDGE SAYS JANKLOW CAN'T CALL HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
THOMS REPRESENTS HEART OF SF,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
WASH BANK MAY MOVE TO SD,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
TOP CLOWNS GO AFTER HEADLINES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TREDWAY'S RETIREMENT BRINGS END,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
AREA ATHLETIC TRAINERS SPEAK OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HOMEOWNER BOILS OVER PUMPED-UP WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAPTAIN COOKIE SWEET ON POSITIVE THINKING,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACTOR CRUISES THROUGH FILM,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY GETS HELP FOR COURT BACKLOG,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAW RESTRAINING MINOR PARTIES UNCONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SINCLAIR ASKS DEMS TO TAKE HIS SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WALKING IN THE RAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE RECONSIDERS GARRISON RULING,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WHITE RIVER BOY BACK IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MEANS-FLYNT TICKET GETS MIXED REACTION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE WILL BE HOME ECONOMICS SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JOBLESS RATE DIPS TO 4.2 PERCENT IN SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LITTON CASE DECISION PLEASES UNION OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TRIBE HASN'T RULED ON MISSION LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MIDDLE-INCOME RETIREES HURT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HELP BLIND, WATCH FOR WHITE CANE (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE PATHOLOGIST WOULD UPGRADE CORONERS' WORK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BUFFALO OWNER IS ACQUITTED,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OGLALA RESIDENTS WAIT TO TAP INTO SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COST OF BELLE FOURCHE PROJECT HITS {dollar}48 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HOT SPRINGS LOOKS FOR CAUSE OF LATEST FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RAPID CITY COMMITTEE ENDORSES TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
REPUBLICAN LEADER CRITICIZES DASCHLE MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
IOWA FEED CONSULTANT WILL BE SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JOB LOSS SUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BYRUM'S MONEY BELT TOO THIN,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL BALLOT ISN'T THEIR TYPE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A HEARTBEAT AWAY FROM FRITZ,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MEATPACKERS LOOK TO REGAIN LOSSES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM SEASON AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ALL WRAPPED UP,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ELECTORAL VOTERS WAIT IN THE WINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PRESIDENTIAL POT HOLDS MORE THAN 2,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AMERICANS SHOULD GIVE A SECOND TERM (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NUKE DUMP DEADLINE NOT 1986,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WATER DISTRICT CANDIDATES EXPRESS VIEWS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"CUSTER PARK TO SELL BUFFALO, BURROS","Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
MOBRIDGE SALES TAX PETITIONS RULED INVALID,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
REGRETS GIVING NUKE WASTE TESTIMONIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
STATE PARKS DOWN BUT NOT OUT FOR WINTER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
ELECTION DAY VOTER INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SOUTHEAST SOUTH DAKOTA COUNTY RACES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COURT OVERTURNS SLOUGH RULING,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CUNNINGHAM--PRESSLER PLAN WON'T WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*WHEN THE LAST EVENSON GOES...,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
FAMILY REUNION MAKES UP FOR LACK,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU BREAKS CROSS COUNTRY SLUMP,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*RETURN TO ARTIFICIAL STREAM TO SPAWN,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*STATE FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*THEY'VE DONE THEIR HOMEWORK,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CAROLINE GRABER CONSIDERS HEALTH,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
COUNCIL TAKES AIM ON AIDING SMALL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE OPEN STORE BY COUPON,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
5 MEN NOMINATED FOR FOUNDATION BOARD SEATS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"DO YOU TAKE THEE, SOUTH DAKOTA...","Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
BECKMAN-ZEA MOVING INTO NEW OFFICES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
"FIRST BANK, CITICORP TO OPEN NON-BANKS","Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
"*A TIME TO TEACH, A TIME TO LEARN","Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
HE LEADS AN ARMY OF CIVILIANS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
SF SENIOR CITIZENS ARE ON THE RUN,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1984, sect.N, p.06, col.2"
DEATH TOLL RISES TO 3 IN MARION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FISHING FOR THE BEST PART,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FISH CHEEKS CAN BE COOKED,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ARTHRITIS SUPPORT GROUP SEEKS MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BOYS CLUB NEEDS ADULT VOLUNTEERS FOR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
GROUP TO COLLECT MONEY FOR HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
TWO GROUPS CONTRIBUTE TO RECREATION FUND,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
HERE COMES THE PLAYOFFS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESSLER DESERVES PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROTECTIONISM NOT THE WAY TO GO (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BOARD IS RIGHT ABOUT ALCOHOL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PICKING UP THE PIECES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EDGEMONT DEJA VU,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MOTHER, DAUGHTER DIE IN ACCIDENT--HOWARD","Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION POLICE CATCH WORK-RELEASE INMATE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MODEL TRAIN CLUB MEMBERS LIKE TO PURSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOCUS SWITCHES FROM 1 PROJECT TO MANY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HALLEY'S COMET APPROACH INTRIGUES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GIRL WITH RARE FORM OF CANCER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEIGHBORING STATES STRUGGLE ON INDIAN RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RUSHMORE OFFICIAL MAY ADD TO SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SVENDSBYE NAMED TO AUGUSTANA POST,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IT'S UP TO THE VOTERS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD'S OPEN-MINDEDNESS DRAWS PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY HALL LOSES POINT MAN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY TAKES BITE FOR PARK SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SENTENCE SHOULDN'T BE CUT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MURDER COVERAGE INSENSITIVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
OFFICIALS TREATED UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CITY DOESN'T NEED GARDENS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GROUP REGRETS USE OF NAME (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LARGER MALL HURTS TENANTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DON'T BUY LAND FOR PARKING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*AMERICAN RED CROSS--MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS COME OUT AHEAD IN MOCK ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WATERTOWN ROCK GROUP PERSEVERES FOR CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THREADS OF FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COMMUNITY GROUP SEEKS IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STRAY COUNTY JOINS STATE VOTER TOTALS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IS A BUSY BUNCH OF VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALCESTER MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WHEN FARMERS HURT, CITY PEOPLE HURT","Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TEAMWORK,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE REFUSES TO DELAY MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY REJECTS PACT TO PROVIDE WATER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS TO FORGE AHEAD WITH STRIKE SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CRASH SURVIVOR RECEIVES MEDAL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MINING OPERATION OK'D,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*PARTY PREFERENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY PRESSES CITY FOR EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
KURALT TO COVER RACES LIVE FROM THE FARM,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
ABDNOR TRIES SPECIAL-DELIVERY TACTIC,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PLANNING PAVES WAY TO PROFIT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*HIGH SCHOOL PLAYOFFS TEAMS ON FIELD TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1986, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*WARRIORS UPSET O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLU BUG MIGHT BE HERE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CHIROPRACTIC CARE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PEOPLE SHOULD LEARN ABOUT CHEMICALS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SHOULD PROVIDE MORE CENTENNIAL FUNDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MORE TOURISM FUNDS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
BLACK HILLS BILL WILL BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO OBSERVE VETERAN'S DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN LOTTERY THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MCCROSSAN HOLDS WEEKEND RODEO,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRM EQUIPS AIR AMBULANCES FOR NORWAY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRISON PANEL TARGETS PREVENTION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY UNHURT BY ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUGGESTIONS TO DECREASE OVERCROWDING,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SUPREME COURT HEARS ETSI SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PROPERTY OWNER SUES WILLIAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN DIES AFTER BEING GORED BY GOAT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN CATTLE CONVERSION CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PAGING SERVICE DROPS REQUEST TO SELL FIRM,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PANEL VOTES TO INCREASE AID FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN HELD IN SHOOTING OF EX-WIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN WRITES BOOK ABOUT EMIL LORIKS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY TO HIRE ARCHITECT FOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
IF CITY WILL BUY YANKTON COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TO SPRUCE UP CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BUILDING PERMITS MORE VALUABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
RAPID CITY REACHES OUT TO HOMELESS MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*MAGNOLIA CAFE ADDS CAJUN SPICE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PREP FIELD CUT TO TOP 20,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
WEDDELL'S FLIGHT PUTS STRAIN ON FAMILY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-INMATE FACES KIDNAP CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS SEND MORRELL SAFETY LETTER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STRIKES AIMED AT CUTTING EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PARENT COMPANY'S PROFITS UP,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"O'CONNOR, KOLBE TOP COMMISSION CANDIDATES (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LET A YEAR OF CELEBRATION BEGIN,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COME JOIN THE FUN AT CENTENNIAL DANCES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'ARGUS' VICTIMIZED WOFFORD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
KIDS AT CENTER OF TAX ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*U2 RATTLES, HUMS TO TRIUMPH","Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NETWORKS SHIFT FOCUS TO SUPERWOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOYS RANCH SPONSORS RODEO,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSH'S SON TO GO DOOR TO DOOR IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE TO HONOR FOUR AT LUNCHEON,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS DELAY HOUSE DEMOLITION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER HOSTS ACADEMY MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR FOCUSES ON ALCOHOLISM,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE URGES RELEASE OF FARM FORECLOSURE LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SENATE RACE PITS NEWCOMER, VETERAN","Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES EMPHASIZE BACKGROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HURLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT CUTS CASH RESERVES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"SPENDS {dollar}1.8 MILLION ON CAMPAIGN, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPPORTER TELLINGHUISEN DISAGREE ON OPINION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT OVERTURNS TORMENT CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SF COLLEGE SHOOTS FOR NAIA PLAYOFF BERTH,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DEAF SERVICES BUYS MESSAGE CENTER SIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NORTHERN STATES EARNINGS ARE UP,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SALES STILL STRONG DESPITE DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*SHRIVER'S RENOVATION TO COST {dollar}4 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
6 FIRMS RECEIVE LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
FAKE CRIME REPORTS INVESTIGATED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DEAD MAN'S SAVINGS FOUND IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON OUTLINES EXPANSION PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE OK'S RUSHMORE MEMORIAL COINS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BIG 3 FORCING PRODUCERS TO TAKE PRICE CUT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DRIVE SYSTEM GETS DRIVERS' THUMBS UP,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'BREAKING IN' NEVER BREAKS LOOSE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CHANCE TO SET GOOD EXAMPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HELP REDUCE SLOB DRIVING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"ABORTION DECISION IS MOM'S, DOCTORS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WORKERS MERIT DECENT PAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BAD CHOICE OF WORDS USED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
POLICE DESERVE SALUTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SPONSORS AIDED ADOPTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ABORTIONS CAN BE AVOIDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BAKKER 'PRISON' UNBELIEVABLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LAND DAMAGE UNBELIEVABLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HUNTERS MUST WORK FOR SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"ABOUREZK TO SIGN BOOKS, GIVE LECTURES","Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLUE THUNDER GUILTY OF PIERRE MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO HOLD SEMINAR IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEVERED CABLE CUTS SOME PHONE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN ARRAIGNED FOLLOWING CAR THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE OFFICERS' CENTENNIAL BEARDS MUST GO,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD DEALS HOSPITALITY WITH GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SWISHER--ADD MARKETING DIVISION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON BANK EX-PRESIDENT PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUTHORITIES SAY MOTHER ABDUCTED VIBORG BOY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ANDERSON WILL SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CENTENNIAL STATUE UNVEILED IN CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CULTURAL HERITAGE CENTER DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THREE FORT THOMPSON MEN ARE SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY FOOD PROJECT WORTH COST,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS RANKED THE HIGHEST IN GROSS SALES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*DEBATE RAGES OVER PARTY AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WRECKS RISE AS SNOW FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AUTOPSY REVEALS WOMAN STRANGLED,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEET THE TYPICAL SD VOTER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TIME FOR CHANGE IN SENATE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*BACKLASH AGAINST INCUMBENTS WON'T BE FELT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GROUP WANTS TO STOP ALL MINING IN HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SD HYPOCRITICAL ABOUT PROPOSED DUMP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MINING FIRMS REPEAT 'SKY IS FALLING' THEME (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"NUMBER 1 INVOLVES EMOTION, NOT LOGIC (L)","Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
BROOKINGS WILL MEET NEW DUMP REGULATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
INITIATIVE 2 MAKES MINES CLEAN UP MESS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
MEGA-DUMP ISN'T STATE'S ONLY OPTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
AMENDMENT A WILL CORRECT PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
INITIATIVE 1 BACKERS EXAGGERATE COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
INITIATIVES BAD BILLS FOR FOES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
LANDOWNERS GROUPS OPPOSE AMENDMENT A (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
AMENDMENT C MAKES TAX SYSTEM WORSE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PRESSLER CITED AS 'TAXPAYERS' FRIEND' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
COLUMN CRITICIZING LAMMERS TOO HARSH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
SENATE VOTES MORE VITAL THAN CAMPAIGN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
VOTERS NEED INFORMED AMENDMENT ANALYSIS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
KEAN HELPED IMPROVE CITY SWIMMING SAFETY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
WHERE ARE 'KINGPINS' BARNETT DISCOVERED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
JOHNSON WON'T ADMIT HIS VOTE WAS MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
FRANKENFELD WANTS TO CHANGE SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
VOTE THE CROOKS OUT OF OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*WINTER WONDERLAND,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SDSU RUNS WILD,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SEURER'S RECORD-SETTING DAY LEADS USD,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FARM LEADER DOWN TO EARTH,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD'S JOBLESS RATE CONTRASTS WITH TREND,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HOSPITAL RELEASES BOY HURT IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ON SOVIET POLICIES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
REFERENCE LIST INCLUDES SFC,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SYMPOSIUM FEATURES BUSINESS SCHOOL DEAN,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WIDOWS' GROUP LEADER TO SPEAK AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CHALLENGER BLASTS USE OF STUDENTS TO DELIVER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*TRUCK ACCIDENT CLOSES INTERSTATE FOR 45 MINUTES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS FEAR TAX CAP,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ATTORNEY GENERAL RACE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
CAMPUS TO PROVIDE SECURITY ESCORT SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
DRIVERS LICENSE CONCERNS CHANNELED TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
RESERVATION FIRE CAUSED BY ARSON,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
"BURKE, LENNOX HOMES TO TEST NEW BULBS","Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
NOVELIST TO DISCUSS INFANT VICTIMS OF DRUG ABUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
REGENTS REJECT EXPANSION OF NORTHERN'S PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
STORM DUMPS UP TO 8 INCHES OF SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
"BLACK HILLS MINING COMPANY TO FIND, FIX CYANIDE LEAK","Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
*SOCIETY'S ATTITUDE LED TO HOBO DAY MESS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*YOUNGSTER KEEPS CLOSE TABS ON WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*WESTERN EDGE OF LEWIS AND CLARK TRAIL FASCINATING,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1990, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
*HAAR PLANS TOUGH POLITICAL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD...,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"INCOME TAX SEVERS CONNECTICUT, SD BOND","Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PENTAGON PLAN STRIKES AT SD GUARD,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EARLY SNOW SETS PEOPLE TO GRUMBLING,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CENTER COUNTS ON CHRISTMAS TREE FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*FILM SHOWS SOCIAL ILLS OF CHINESE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DUKE-STYLE POLITICS CAST WIDE THREAT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS NEEDS LIMITS ON ITS SHENANIGANS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JANKLOW IS HYPOCRITE FOR SLAMMING PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOP BASHING NOT FIT FOR PRINTING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HUNTING IS POSITIVE FOR ANIMAL KINGDOM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"TEAMS PICK NICKNAMES AS HONOR, NOT SLAM (L)","Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"RAVEN DONATES {dollar}10,000","Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DAYTON'S OFFERS BOOST,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
FRANK BROST TO FILL STATE GAMING POSITION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE WAIVING PAROLE HEARING TO FINISH CLASS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE CREDIT CARD SCAM AT USD,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 REMAIN HOSPITALIZED AFTER HAYWARD FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ABSOLUTE EQUALITY WITH MEN TOP GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COLUMBIA HEIGHTS IS WOODED HAVEN OF REST,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SMALL TOWNS NEED RECYCLING BOOST,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW INDUSTRIES COULD BE PLUS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
JUDGE SETTLES DISPUTE OVER AG LAND VALUE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RC MEN HELD IN MURDER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SPECIAL PARK WEEKENDS PLANNED NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"TESTAMENTARY, LIVING TRUST DIFFERENCES ARE MINIMAL","Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*SKYFORCE MUST PRODUCE WINS IN 3RD SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW ADMINISTRATION CLOUDS INFLUENCE FOR DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"LOTTERY, TAX MEASURES FAIL","Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*JOHNSON, DASCHLE WIN EASILY","Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD FEDERAL OFFICES WILL TAKE A DIFFERENT LOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"*DASCHLE, JOHNSON COAST","Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*VOTERS RELIEVED IT'S OVER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"JOHNSON, DASCHLE NEED CLEARER FOCUS (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POLITICIANS SHOULDN'T CONTROL PUBLIC STATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VET WAS APPROPRIATELY REINSTATED IN JOB (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUSH'S GOOF ON HAAR HARDLY WORTH NOTICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*JONES LEADS AUSTAD IN SENATE BID,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ON A ROLL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SENATE MAY SHIFT TO DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SNAFU PUTS DISTRICT 13 BALLOTS IN DISTRICT 14 BOOTH,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*KOLBE, NOONAN SHARE LEAD","Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BURG LEADS MAY IN PUC ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*LINCOLN COUNTY VOTERS RESTRUCTURE COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WEATHER MAKES TREK TO POLLS DIFFICULT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARKANSAS HEALTH OFFICIAL TO SPEAK AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BUFFALO RANCHER HOUCK DIES AT AGE 87,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EARNINGS REPORTED DOWN FOR OWNER OF HOME FEDERAL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WHEAT GROWERS MANAGER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*PAL WITH BITE MAKES DAY ON PHEASANT HUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUST WILD ABOUT GAME,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"4-H LIVESTOCK SALE GROSSES {dollar}141,461","Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
4-H WINNERS ANNOUNCED IN RATE-OF-GAIN CONTESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
PURPLE RIBBON WINNERS ANNOUNCED AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1992, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*DEVELOPER PLANS LOUISE AVENUE MALL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PROTEST TARGETS RELIGION PERSECUTION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MINORITIES--POLICE NEED MORE SENSITIVITY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FINGERS DO LESS WALKING,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MURDER STAYS IN JUVENILE COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*PACKWOOD SHOULD APOLOGIZE, RESIGN (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE MUST BREAK FROM 'TV REALITY' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WE SHOULDN'T TEACH KIDS ABOUT CONDOMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--MINNEHAHA & LINCOLN COUNTIES MERGE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DRIVER-EXAM STATION MOVES TO MALL SPOT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EMERGENCY WORKERS WORRY ABOUT REFORMS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEARING AIDS NEEDED FOR RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WANT MANDATE DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"YIELD, STOP SIGNS TO BE INSTALLED TODAY","Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ELEVATOR LIFE A LOT SLOWER THIS FALL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JAIL FOR DEMOLISHING HIGHWAY PATROL VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY TEACHER WANTS TO COACH AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"AUTUMN HUNTING, PROTECTED BIRDS","Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KEEP IT OPEN--PARENTS AT BANCROFT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN CONSIDERS BID FOR RAILROAD LAND,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ACCUSED MURDERER TO UNDERGO TESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER FBI AGENT TO DISCUSS CAREER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GERMANS FROM RUSSIA CONFERENCE IS NOV 13,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RESEARCH CONFERENCE TO BEGIN SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SPENCER WATER SAFE, STATE OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BENEFIT TO HELP EGAN MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*AGGRAVATED-ASSAULT CHARGE FILED,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SENATOR CALLS INDIAN DUMPS 'TIME BOMBS',"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*UNUSED PESTICIDES COLLECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"GAME FARM PERMIT FEES, RULES OK'D","Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BUILDING PROJECTS WORRYING AIR BASE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS UP 1 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"SOUTH DAKOTA TEAMS BETTER, NOT JUST OLDER","Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WONDER THIGH CREAM HAS US JUMPING FOR JOY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EXERCISE VIDEO CHALLENGES ALL CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TURNER FILM TO LET VIEWERS RELIVE 1973 CLASH,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW DEFENDS INVESTMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL COSTS VARY GREATLY ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DRUGS DRAWING IN MORE TROUBLED TEENS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MISSING BOY'S FAMILY MOVES SEARCH BASE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NASTY CAMPAIGN TURNS OFF VOTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*ELECTIONS DECIDE DASCHLE'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*BUTLER BETTER PICK IN TREASURER RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*RETAIN AMUNDSON (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
A CLINTON APPOINTEE ON THE SPOT (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY OFTEN DOMINATES ITS PLAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PROPERTY-TAX LIMITS COULD WEAKEN SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
TIM JOHNSON FOLLOWS HIS LIBERAL LEADERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
BEDDOW WOULD PROVIDE STRONG LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
WHITE HOUSE DOESN'T BELONG TO BILL CLINTON (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
DAKOTAH STORE HAS A FEW QUILTS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ATTORNEY TO SERVE AS ELECTION OFFICER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO CHARGES FILED IN SHOTGUN CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKTRONICS OFFSHOOT TO PAY EPA FINE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE VOTERS SPLIT ON VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PET RESCUE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-GAY MESSAGES POSTED AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RALLY ENDS MONTHS OF MOURNING,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EXCERPT FROM WINNING ESSAY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HOW MANY REGISTERED VOTERS DOES SOUTH DAKOTA HAVE?,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WEATHER OUTSIDE COULD BE FRIGHTFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*READYING THE RINK,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PHONE-LINE FEE GOES FOR ENHANCED 911,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS ABSENTEE BALLOTS CAST AT FAST PACE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*END OF SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"CITY, COUNTY AGREE TO JOINT RECYCLING CENTER","Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COURT SAYS PROSECUTION SLOW IN DRUNK-DRIVING CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"CHARGE OWNERS, VENDORS WITH PRICING CONSPIRACY","Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JUDGES LET MORRELL CUT BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BABE RUTH STARTS AREA 10-12 DIVISION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FIRST CALENDAR ARRIVALS FAIL GOOD-TASTE TEST,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SOFTENS ROOMS WITH NEUTRAL COLORS, ACCESSORIES","Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HERBS EASY TO GROW IN SOUTH WINDOW DURING WINTER,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*NORTHWEST BREAKS BOARDING RECORD,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JAPAN OFFICIALS TRY LUCK AT HUNTING,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TRANSIENT FOUND DEAD FOLLOWING COLD NIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BLAZER FIRED AS SHOW TAKES NEW DIRECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
QUEBEC DEBATE SHOWS VALUE OF 1 LANGUAGE (MADISON DAI,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"TRASHY TV GETTING OLD, SHOULD BE CLEANED UP (L)","Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
USE STATE MONEY TO REPAIR COUNTY ROADS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*WOMEN'S PRISON MAKES LITTLE SENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PLAIN SPEAKING NEEDED BY BOTH SIDES OF AISLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
REASONABLE DOUBT TOO STRICT A STANDARD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*'WELCOME HOME' A FRIENDLY PLEA,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*EX-JUDGE IS CHARGED IN DRUNK DRIVING CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACTIVITIES PLANNED FOR VETERANS DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE GF&P LOSES 20 POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BISON BONES TEACH RESEARCHERS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS APPROACH JANKLOW WITH WAY TO COVER SHORTFA,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRESERVATION CENTER PREPARES FOR MOVE OUT OF VERMILL,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*BERKHOUT TO MAKE 2ND TRY FOR LONE HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CANADIAN MAN OFFERS TO INVEST IN PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 25 YEARS IN MINOR GIRL'S RAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PUC ORDERS HOOK UP OF COUPLE'S TELEPHONES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW DEFENDS CLOSING OF CENTER AS 'RIGHT THING',"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STRANGER CONDUCTS DOOR-TO-DOOR EXAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*GRAND JURY STILL OUT ON 17-YEAR-OLD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW POST OFFICE CHOSEN AFTER TOURS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT RETURNS CUSTODY BATTLE TO TRIBE,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"*GRAND JURY COULD REDUCE MURDER CHARGE, LAWYER SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
QUESTIONS ON CUSTER COUNTY MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*LIFE SPANNED 20 PRESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*WORKERS' COMPENSATION INJURIES,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*SOUTH DAKOTA ARTIST PAINTS RELIGIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STURGIS MAN PRESIDENT OF SD SHEEPGROWERS,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NEBRASKA SCHOOLS OK TRANSFER PACT,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
KG MEN'S STORE AT EMPIRE MALL WILL CLOSE SOON,"Argus LeaderNov 04 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*'MIGHTY GOOD' ROCK ISLAND,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD LABOR SERVICES CALLED BEST,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RAILROAD SERVICE TO RETURN,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RAILROAD SERVICE TO RETURN,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOMEOWNERS RESIST COLD AS HEAT COSTS RISE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOMEOWNERS RESIST COLD AS HEAT COSTS RISE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"*COLOR, EXCITEMENT LIGHT SYMPHONY'S CONCERT","Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NEW LINE TO POWER BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BUFFALO TO BE AUCTIONED NOV 17,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ND WHEAT QUALITY CALLED GOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SD ARCHAEOLOGISTS HANDLING NEW LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CHILD'S DEATH INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SD ENROLLMENT BELOW ND'S,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"SNOW, ICE STORM COSTS POWER FIRM {dollar}200,000","Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
LAKE'S VISITATION DECREASES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CIMINO TO DO FILM IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MAKING BORDER SKIES SAFER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MAKING BORDER SKIES SAFER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"OIL, MEDIA, GM PROFITS COMPARED (L)","Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SAYS FOES OF OAHE AT DESPERATE STAGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"OIL, MEDIA, GM PROFITS COMPARED (L)","Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*TEEN MOLDING HIS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*REAGAN, ABDNOR WIN","Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN ENDS 18 YEARS IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PATIENTS BELIEVE IN CANISTOTA CHIROPRACTORS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SELF-KNOWLEDGE KEY TO POTENTIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PATIENTS BELIEVE IN CANISTOTA CHIROPRACTORS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHERE YOU SHOP WILL AFFECT GROCERY BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WHERE YOU SHOP WILL AFFECT GROCERY BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*DASCHLE RE-ELECTED BY BIG MARGIN,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ASPAAS, FLYNN LEAD COUNTY RACE","Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE RE-ELECTED BY BIG MARGIN,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS SUPPORT DOVE SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE RE-ELECTED BY BIG MARGIN,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
URANIUM MEASURE AHEAD SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS TAKE AX TO DAKOTA PROP,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CLINT ROBERTS IS BIG WINNER IN 2ND DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*VICTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MEDIA TOOLS AND S DAKOTA COURTS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEDIA TOOLS AND S DAKOTA COURTS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A NEW DIRECTION FOR UNITED STATES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUC STAFF RECOMMENDS 6.7 PERCENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC STAFF RECOMMENDS 6.7 PERCENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA VOTERS TURNED OUT EN MASSE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IT WAS AN EARLY EVENING FOR PRESIDENTIAL BACKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*CRONKITE ERA ENDS AS REAGAN ERA STARTS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*DASCHLE ENJOYS EASY VICTORY, KULL GLAD HE TRIED","Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"*DASCHLE ENJOYS EASY VICTORY, KULL GLAD HE TRIED","Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*VICTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*PONDERS...,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GOP TAKES EARLY LEAD IN MINNEHAHA RACES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
BALLOT QUESTIONS RETURNS VARIED IN EARLY RETURNS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
SOLEM HOLDING LEAD IN RACE FOR STATE PUC,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
NOV 16 IS PEACE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
VOTING SMOOTH IN SF,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*FUTURE LOOKING UP FOR CHRISTIAN'S DE GROOT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FUTURE LOOKING UP FOR CHRISTIAN'S DE GROOT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MATHIS RELEASED IN FATHER'S CUSTODY-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE IRS MAY BE LOOKING FOR YOU--FOR A REFUND,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
S DAKOTANS CELEBRATE THE PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PLAYOFFS BEGIN WITH A BANG,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING A PROFESSIONAL START IN A PRAIRIE STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRITISH ROCKER GOES COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OPTIMIST WINE FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.C, p.12, col.2"
CHAIRMAN OF AM TAXPAYERS UN WILL ASSESS ECONOMIC CON,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.C, p.12, col.2"
VETERANS DAY OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.C, p.12, col.2"
"ROSALIND SHANKS, GABRIEL WOOLF PRESENT READINGS","Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.C, p.12, col.3"
ALENE MORRIS PRESENTS CREATIVE LIFE PLANNING SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.C, p.12, col.3"
KEITH SEHNERT SPEAKS ON FUTURE OF HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.C, p.12, col.3"
SPEAKS ON MINING LAWS IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.C, p.12, col.3"
*FOGGY MORNING MAKES AN EERIE WALK,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY WORKERS REVIVE MISMANAGEMENT HOTLINE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY WORKERS REVIVE MISMANAGEMENT HOTLINE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROSEBUD ELECTION RESULTS UPHELD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROSEBUD ELECTION RESULTS UPHELD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY WORKERS REVIVE MISMANAGEMENT HOTLINE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
2 ACQUITTED IN WINGLER BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SUNBANK SUSPECT PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PAIR GET 5-YEAR PRISON TERMS-YANKTON,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SAYS DASCHLE DOESN'T CARE ABOUT MORALITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IS STUDY REALLY NEEDED FOR SCHOOL LIGHTS...(ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IS STUDY REALLY NEEDED FOR SCHOOL LIGHTS...(ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IS STUDY REALLY NEEDED FOR SCHOOL LIGHTS...(ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE'S RECORD ON SPENDING PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SENIORS SHADOW PROS THEY'D LIKE TO EMULATE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SENIORS SHADOW PROS THEY'D LIKE TO EMULATE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
S DAKOTANS DUE MONEY FROM IRS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
MAN KILLED IN HUNTING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WORKERS HIRED TO REPLACE STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
2 PLEAD INNOCENT TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN TOLD TO REHIRE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DEPUTY READY TO APPEAL DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WATER SAMPLES COLLECTED FOR STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ARKANSAS MAN GETS PROBATION FOR MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
ND DISTRICT SUBMITS ELECTRICAL USEAGE FIGURES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
HURON JAYCEES' HAUNTED HOUSE DRAWS COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
PANEL OK'S BILL TO LEGALIZE RC LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LAST BARGES OF SEASON SHOVE OFF FROM SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SARGENT AT SD AIR BASE GETS W GERMAN MEDAL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
*ANOTHER ANIMAL FOUND SKINNED IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLICE PROBE SF BUILDING INSPECTION OFFICE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COUPLE CAN MAKE SWEATER IN FEW HOURS WITH MACHINE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIANO TUNER IS MAN BEHIND SCENES AT CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"RICHIE'S ALBUM SOULESS--VANDROSS' SONGS HOWL, GROWL","Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DEMOCRATS READY TO STRENGTHEN THEIR POSITION IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S MOTHER RETURNS FOR ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNOR TO MEET AGAIN WITH PERPICH,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTS OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOSS TO REQUEST BALLOT RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOGEN QUESTIONING 158-VOTE MARGIN OF LOSS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON BANK DECISION SURPISES RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED FOR BALLOT QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PASTOR HITS NBC'S SHOWING OF 'TAXI' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DAMAGED TREES HIKE FIRE THREAT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SHANNON CO VOTERS BACK HOME RULE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DIGGING MAY CONTINUE AT MAMMOTH SITE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
HEARING SCHEDULED IN MAN'S DEATH IN CLEAR LAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIAL--MILBANK MERGER FORMALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
200 SEEK FLANERY MEATS JOBS--HURON,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
200 SEEK FLANERY MEATS JOBS-HURON,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ELLERBRUCH NAMED TO SDSU POST,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
HAWKINS NEW CHAIRMAN OF TRIBE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
TWO NAMED TO INVESTMENT COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*RAKING AND STOMPING,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JOBLESS RATE IN MINNEHAHA COUNTY RISES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MERCHANTS IN CITY EXPECT MORE SALES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*RAISING RODEO STOCK IS TRADITION,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CONVICTED OF SELLING MORTGAGED GRAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON NAMED '84 TEACHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY REACHES THREE-FOURTHS OF GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLK WILL MAKE HOUSE RACE DECISION SOON,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FLYNT & MEANS--OFFICIALLY ON '84 TEAM,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PROPOSED SNOW RULE COULD MEAN TOWING,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TROTZIG THINKS PLAN FOR ASSISTANT LEGAL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MESS ILLUSTRATES NEED FOR NEW GOV'T (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PASSENGER JET SERVICE MARKS 25TH ANN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DOESN'T DISCOURAGE BREAST-FEEDING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAW SHOULD REQUIRE OWNERS TO CLEAN UP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MORE STORIES ABOUT SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TRUCKS TO TRANSPORT FOOD FOR HUNGRY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*A ROBIN IN NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HELPS PINE RIDGE MOCCASIN FACTORY STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"1,000 STUDENTS PREPARE FOR ALL-STATE","Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CALLING TIE-LINE WILL COST YOU {dollar}1,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW WANTS 'CRAZY HORSE' MANUSCRIPTS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
OFFICE WILL HELP VIETNAM VETERANS GET WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BROOKINGS HANDICAPPED CAN HIRE AIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CRASH KILLS 2 FROM CAMPBELL COUNTY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE SUPPORTS INCREASE IN POSTAL RATES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DRYDEN LEADS INTERNATIONAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LIMITS PUT ON FIREWORK SALES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
USE OF STATEMENT ALLOWED IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
TOWNSHIPS CAN'T DISRUPT MANDAN,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*JERSTAD CHALLENGES MOUNTAINS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA FARMING TOWN RISES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ENJOYS NEBRASKANS' POLITICAL FAVOR,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ONE PROCLAIMS, ONE REMEMBERS","Argus LeaderNov 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACCIDENT VICTIMS IN STABLE CONDITION,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WHITETAIL TROPHY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS RAISES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRADUATE CENTER MEETING THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"LINCOLN BAND PLANS DINNER, CONCERT","Argus LeaderNov 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
A REVIEW OF RECOMMENDATIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER LAWMAKER WINS COURT SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATES FIGHT OVER CAMPAIGN AD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CONFERENCES WILL EMPTY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SDSU WILL STUDY NEW TOWN FEASIBILITY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE'S ATTORNEY RACE OFFERS A CHOICE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEFHOLZ WANTS CLUB SHUT DOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
PLAYOFFS CAN BE NUMBING EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BONDS FOR HAMMONS PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BONES FOUND IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--ABDNOR'S FUND-RAISING EXTORTION,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOCTOR PLAYS TRIBUTE TO BACH,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FUND-RAISING EXECUTIVES MEET IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SOUTH SIOUX KIWANIS CLUB NAMES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
STATE NURSES' ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
THRESHOLD INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
OIL PAINTER TO LEAD WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"PAINTINGS, SCULPTURES DISPLAYED","Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
NEWS BAN IN SOUTH AFRICA (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE HAS ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CANDIDATE BENDS PARADE RULE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PHEASANTS NEED MORE COVER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*HEIDEPRIEM ENTERS RACE FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITALS NET MORE CASH WITH FEWER PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNION DROPS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BLAST CAUSE STILL UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JOB OFFICE GETS NEW MANAGER,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN FREED AFTER COURT HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BODY OF WINNER GIRL, 16, FOUND","Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BURGLARY TERM SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HEARING SET FOR MINN MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MAN GETS 2-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ARMOUR NATIVE KILLED IN TEXAS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LEAGUE WANTS STATE TO STUDY EDGEMONT SITE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JOURNAL NAMES NEW PUBLISHER,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*TROOPER MURDER TRIAL DELAY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD WATER RIGHTS FIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SEARS HEARING DELAYED,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RANCHER'S LAWYER RELEASED FROM JAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
CORN HARVEST STILL BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*DASCHLE BEATS ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JOHNSON BEATS BELL HANDILY IN HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE'S WIN SENDS MESSAGE TO REAGAN,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MICKELSON TAKES RACE FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MICKELSON'S CHALLENGE TO BRING JOBS TO STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*JANKLOW STEALS THE SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*BUTCHER SEASONS GAME,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MADISON CLUB GETS STATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
NASH WINS HONOR FOR HISTORY BOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
*GETTYSBURG POET RECEIVES HONOR,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
*JEPSON NAMED VETERAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.B, p.09, col.5"
*TELLINGHUISEN LEADS ATTORNEY GENERAL RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INCUMBENTS LEAD RACES IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAPPY RETURNS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KEEP MAY 30 MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEMOCRATS RELISH FEATS OF STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RETURNS FAVOR COURT JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN COMMISSION TO DISCUSS TAX REPEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOISTURE DELAYS STATE CORN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE HUNTS FOR CLUES IN ELK KILLINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*STATE NORWEST LEADER NAMED,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HURON HOPES PLAN SAVES SWIFT PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*CONSTRUCTION TOPS {dollar}60 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOW MINNEHAHA COUNTY VOTED,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW BLASTS TRIP IN SCHOOL VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*KIESOW IN LINCOLN'S CROSS COUNTRY LEGACY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*20 TEAMS STILL DOMEWARD BOUND,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PERPICH MAY HIRE JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER SAYS MCKENNAN SHOULD PAY FOR DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION ENDS SYMPATHY STRIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON STARTING CHRISTMAS TOO EARLY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REPORTS DON'T REFLECT CHURCH VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WEINBERGER RESIGNATION CHANGES ARMS PICTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PAY ISSUE DEGRADES WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*ARTIST'S WORK IN NEBRASKA FIELD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL TEACHES CHEMICAL SAFETY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
LEWIS & CLARK GROUP TO MEET,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
NOMINEES NEEDED FOR ARTS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
POINSETTIA SALE HELPS SYMPHONY-SD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SCHOOL'S AIDS POLICIES HUMANE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AUTO SALVAGE HEARING TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EPA TO TEST TANK FARM SOIL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON POLICE ARREST MAN IN LOTTERY THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE MAYOR WANTS INTERSTATE TO CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ON SOVIET GLASNOST,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EVENTS FOR CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNITED BRANDS' PROFITS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBER STARTS DRIVE FOR NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHECKS SHOW UP,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HEALTHY INVESTMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"GAINED 1,657 FIRMS LAST YEAR","Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOBLESS RATE IN STATE RISES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOVIE CREW LEAVES BEAR BUTTE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TOBACCO USE FOLLOWS NATIONAL AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"RECEIPTS LOWER FOR CATTLE, HOGS","Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
7 UNBEATEN TEAMS IN PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*MICROWAVE PLANT ASSETS FREED,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THROWN FOR A LOOP,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FATHER DELIVERS TWINS EN ROUTE TO IOWA HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FIGURE DIPS TO 3.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CHILDREN'S WRITER STAYS YOUNG,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LIBRARY TO USE FUNDS FOR FURNITURE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS CONTRIBUTE TREES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SYMPHONY ENTERTAINS LISTENERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FOOD CENTER RECEIVES DONATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*VOTERS NEED TO GET OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NO REASON TO FRET STATE BALLOT ACTIVITY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CORPORATE HOG FARMS DON'T BELONG IN STATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JOHNSON WEAK ON DEFENSE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BUSH'S TRACK RECORD IS POOR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CEMETERY SHOULD BE FENCED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
FIBERGLASS SHAPES MAN'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
RUSHMORES WIN TWO MORE GAMES AT WORLD SERIES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SHOTS THUNDER FROM GOOSE CAMP,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CONSERVATIONIST WARNS OF PROCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED ON ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARSHAL RELEASES WAGNER RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SIOUX FALLS POLICE GET {dollar}140,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COUNTY, CITY CAN'T AGREE ON SPACES","Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OPPONENT OF HOG FARM BAN DENIES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLITICAL COMMERCIALS MAKE MTV GOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PUC MEMBER ACCUSES US WEST,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXPERT EXPLAINS FORMULAS TO ESTIMATE LOSS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOP LEADER ATTACKS DASCHLE FOR FARM NOTICE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SF MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*EROS BUILDS FOR THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*HUNTING ACCIDENT KILLS BOY, 5","Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION COULD SWELL '90 TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE ARREST MAN IN CONNECTION WITH MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEAD MAN NO STRANGER ON EAST SIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SUCCESS OF GAMBLING TO DEPEND ON ...,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME TO SET GOALS FOR 2ND CENTURY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAKE 1990 YEAR OF RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*ABOUREZK WAS VOICE FOR LOST CAUSES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HOMOSEXUAL NUMBER CLAIM IS OUTRAGEOUS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CITY DESERVES NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA KEEPS PLAYOFF HOPES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAGGE TOOK STRAIGHT DRIVE TO PRO FAME,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD STATE RUNNERS RULE NCC,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GROUPS TEAM TO CARE FOR INJURED BIRDS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PROJECT TRIES TO HELP WATERFOWL HABITAT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTING SQUABBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
ELECTRIC CLOCK STARTS FIRE IN APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL GROUPS OFFER HELP FOR FOOD BANK,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MIDCONTINENT ENDS DIRECT FLIGHT PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VA INSURANCE HOAX REPORTED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S NOT ALL IT'S CRACKED UP TO BE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW PETTIGREW MUSEUM GALLERIES OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOUGLAS SCHOOL TO TRY AGAIN FOR GRANT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ASKED TO TAKE KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TOURING LITHUANIAN PLAYERS HOPE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"100 MARCH AGAINST DRUG, ALCOHOL ABUSE","Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
THOUSANDS PACK PIERRE STREETS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY RANKED THE HIGHEST,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*'FLYING BATHTUB' HAS BROOKINGS SKIES BUZZING,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"CITY FIRM GETS {dollar}305,000 LOAN","Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA FARM DEBT FALLS A THIRD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SPECIALTY TOYS IN STYLE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMY SUFFERS UNDER FARM POLICY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
STATE PIONEERS NOT IMMUNE TO WILY QUACKS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ROCK-SOLID HOBBYIST,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*LONETREE--WINDFALL OR WASTE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NORWAY CENTER WOMAN VOTES FOR TRADITION,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INITIATIVE SUPPORTERS FEAR FOR ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WE STAND ON KEY RACES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CHANGES LONG OVERDUE IN CUSTODY CASES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DON'T LET PAC'S SPEAK FOR YOU (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
KSFY NEWS TEAM INCITED STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
COMMUNICATION STARTS BEFORE CHILD IS BORN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
QUALIFIED PEOPLE ASSESS 'IMPRESSIONS' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
MENTALLY ILL CAN BE USEFUL CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SIERRA CLUB WANTS FOREST FIRES TO BURN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
'ARGUS' TOO EASY ON SDSU STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
TIRED AUTHORITIES ERRED IN REITER STANDOFF (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*A LEGEND AND FRIEND MOVES ON,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXERCISE MAY HELP REDUCE UNSIGHTLY VARICOSE VEINS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ELECTION RESULTS AVAILABLE BY PHONE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE TO NEEDY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IRS HOLDING 69 UNDELIVERABLE RETURNS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO NEW LEADS TO WOMAN'S KILLER,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD IMPLEMENTING DRUG-TESTING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'ARGUS' WRITER ONCE HIT FASTBALL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUDITOR CANDIDATES ON AMENDMENT E,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RODEO DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MASTEN QUESTIONS PRESSLER'S BANKROLL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HEED WARNINGS AT RAILROAD CROSSINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN STUDENT GROUP TARGETS AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD ECONOMY DOING FINE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDY TO TARGET FALL IN BLACK HILLS DEER,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HONORED IN ARTIST'S SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
IRS ALLOWS EXTRA TIME TO REPLACE HERD OF '88,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"THANKS FOR EFFORT, PATIENCE IN STORM","Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PETTIGREW PIECES BACK HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LOTTERY, SCHOOL ISSUES FALL SHORT OF BALLOT","Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FREEMAN TO JOIN HOSPITAL, CLINIC","Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PETRA-FIED ROCK,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
AMERICA HAS LOST ITS MORAL STANDING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DRAFT JANKLOW MOVE IS A WASTE OF TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CLOSED SESSIONS MISUSED BY GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
NEXT GOAL FOR THOMAS SHOULD BE OBJECTIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*VETS FORTUNATE TO HAVE GOOD CARE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*STORM SET OFF WHEELING AND DEALING,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*USD FOOTBALL COACH IS FIRED,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FRIENDS VICTIMS OF MOST GUN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN HONORED BY TIPS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*TEN CATE LEADS THE CHARGE FOR SFC,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FARM BUREAU SETS YEARLY CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"LARSON SEEKS {dollar}800,000 FOR EXPANSION","Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
CANISTOTA LEGION HALL BURNS DOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTO AMERICA ODDS SOON TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL POLICE WARN OF GYPSY THIEVERY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROSEBUD SIOUX TRIBE ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SNOWSTORM INCREASES LOCAL POLICE WORKLOAD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIM JOHNSON BLASTS PROPOSED GUARD CUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SLIDING UP THE HILL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN CONVICTED OF RAPING CHILD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MERCHANTS BRACE FOR WAVE OF SHOPLIFTING,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETRIAL STARTS IN SUIT PITTING SON VS FATHER,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THUNE BACKERS HOPE--DASCHLE RIVAL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY OK'S HIRING AMBULANCE HELP,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL TO STEM BAD-TASTING CITY WATER,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PHONY TICKET SCAM BELIEVED STOPPED,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE GIVES WARNING ABOUT ICY PONDS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
THREE MEN ARRAIGNED ON MURDER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"TOWNS TO TALK RECYCLING, INSURANCE","Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VISITS HIT RECORD IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WHEAT OFFICIAL TO GET NATIONAL FFA AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SNOW DOESN'T PLOW BUDGETS UNDER,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
GAMBLING STILL FUELS DEADWOOD RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SD HEATING AID FUNDING IN QUESTION,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
DEMOCRATIC SENATE CAN HELP MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ICY ROAD CAUSES FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY DEFENDS SLOW RESULTS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"DEFEATED LEADER EYES BASS, GOLF","Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BIG CHANCE AWAITS PRESIDENT ELECT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' HALLOWEEN PHOTO IN POOR TASTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TOO BAD HIRSCH OUSTED FROM KELO WEATHER SLOT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STAAB HAS BAD ATTITUDE ABOUT TRANSIT SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE OUTCOME OF THE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BROKENLEG TO SPEAK AT WOOD COMMUNITY DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CITY WOMAN, 91, ROBBED, INJURED","Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GUNFIRE MISSES FEDERAL OFFICER,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KRANZBURG CRASH KILLS TWO MEN,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STENSLAND GIVEN NATIONAL APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON RENOVATION PLANS ALMOST READY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SNOVEMBER SKIING,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OK ECONOMY STOPS CLINTON IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PEROT SHAKES UP SD VOTE FIGURES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PREVENTION KEY AS STATE BEGINS TO REFORM,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANTON MEN WIN POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LETTER RENEWS OLD TIES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BERESFORD GROUP HELPS ADULTS READ,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RETIREMENT CENTER GETS GREEN LIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RURAL HEALTH CASE BENEFITS FROM GRANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCENIC MAN JAILED IN TRAFFIC FATALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HOW SF VOTED,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FLANDREAU MAN TAKES MOODY COUNTY SEAT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW LEGISLATOR PUSHING 50 PERCENT LOTTERY PIECE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*SD HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FORMER LIETUENANT GOVERNOR DIES IN RC,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
'FORBES' NAMES RAVEN AMONG TOP SMALL BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LOCALS PREDICT ECONOMIC RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
PLANS CONTINUE FOR LARGE CORN PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*HURON, IRENE REACH SEMIFINALS","Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAGIC SHOULD HAVE STAYED RETIRED THE FIRST TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOOTBALL OFFERS SPECIAL LINK WITH ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*GAS IS INVISIBLE, SILENT AND DEADLY","Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TAKING A CLOSER LOOK AT RADIOACTIVE RADON,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*MISLEADING METHODS OF CHRISTMAS SELLING (PROF),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*HOPEWELL MUST END PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MOUNTAIN LION SIGHTINGS REPORTED,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HOOP DANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLINTONS' HEALTH PLAN A BUNCH OF SWEET TALK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DISABLED VETERANS BACK REFORM PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"PRISON NEEDS MORE TRUTH, LESS MOANING (L)","Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WATER SPAT WASTING TAXPAYERS' MONEY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WAGNER BOARD IGNORED RIGHTS OF STUDENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
AIDS VICTIM TO SPEAK AT AUGUSTANA COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY POLICE OFFICER TO DISCUSS GANGS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OLDER-DRIVER COURSE TO BEGIN NOV 15,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRISON RIOTER LOSES HIGH-COURT APPEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RIOT PHOTOGRAPHS GIVEN TO LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WALL LAKE DREDGING DONE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CASINOS WANT BIGGER PAYOUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
IDEA OF LETTING SCHOOLS RAISE SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*HIGH COURT KILLS LONETREE DUMP, LAWYER CLAIMS","Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*READY FOR THE RODEO,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN GROUP SEEKS CORRECTIONS CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AIR FORCE ROTC PLANS NATIOWIDE VIGIL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARM CONFERENCE SET FOR DEC 1 AND 2,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROSECUTION RESTS IN SATTER MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WINTER'S FIRST BLAST HITS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RESTAURANT FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ELEVATOR PILES MILO TO CLEAR WAY FOR OTHER CROPS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
KAISER RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE FOR CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN WHO STRANGLED SF WOMAN WILL STAY IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JOY DENOUNCES EXPANDED LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*PAVING THE PARKING LOT HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
REPORTS 3.8 PERCENT RISE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
SHOPPING TRIP TO MEGA-MALL TO COST {dollar}58,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
*ENCYCLOPEDIA WORTH WEIGHT IN INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DANCES WITH CULTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NEWTON EARNING ITS PLACE IN COMPUTER WORLD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*JANKLOW ACCUSED OF INSIDE DEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"CITIBANK PAYS STATE {dollar}493,374 IN LOST FUNDS","Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE ALREADY SUFFER FROM VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MEDIA NOT DESERVING OF JOURNALISM AWARDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JANKLOW NOT SENSITIVE TO WOMEN'S ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CHANGING TAXES WILL ADD TO BUREAUCRACY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SEAT-BELT LAW TAKES AWAY PERSONAL FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
DICTATORSHIP PART OF JANKLOW'S NATURE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
HAZELTINE IS QUALIFIED TO BE SECRETARY OF STATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
VIDEO LOTTERY NOT A MATTER OF MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
REPUBLICANS OBSCURE DEMOCRATS' RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA NEEDS JANKLOW'S INNOVATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
JOHNSON HAS SERVED CONSTITUENTS WELL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"SCHWAN'S CARTOON WAS MEAN, IGNORANT (L)","Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
JOHNSON HAS BACKED EXPENSIVE MISTAKES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
JOHNSON MISLEADING ON ABORTION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TAX-REFORM MEASURE IS SELF-DESTRUCTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*GOD GIVES HIS CHILDREN AN UNDIVIDED LOVE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*SKYFORCE CAMP GIVES HOWARD CHANCE TO SHINE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUGARS HEADED TO THE PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA WINS BATTLE OF RANKED TEAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"13,989 PEOPLE WORK FOR STATE","Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEEN DRIVER CHARGED IN DEATH OF ETHAN GIRL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
IOWA WOMAN HURT IN 2-VEHICLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OMAHA POLICE CHIEF TO SPEAK AT DINNER,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*GATT MUST CHANGE, PRESSLER SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RODEO ROUNDUP,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ODD ODOR CLOSES AUGUSTANA BUILDING WING,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POLL: EVEN SPLIT ON PROPERTY-TAX ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EX-TRIBAL CHAIRMAN FACES POLITICAL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ANIMAL FUND-RAISER HAS NO TIES WITHIN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*VOTERS TO CHOOSE EXPERIENCE WHEN SELECTING SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEER-SURPLUS OPTIONS UNDER REVIEW,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GROUP ACCUSED OF EVASION,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LOTTERY FOE RENEWS ALLEGATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STATE EMPLOYEE TO AID WITH UNCLAIMED-PROPERTY LAWS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RADAR CAUSES AP PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
OGLALA MAN ENTERS PLEA IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
REPUBLICANS REPORTING MORE FUNDS IN TWO RACES,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*TOASTED TRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TURNING POINT GRADUATES 62,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
GAMBLER'S SUPPLY GETS FLOATING CASINO LICENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
EX-PARKSTON MORTICIAN TO WORK WITH THE AILING,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*SCUDDERS FOCUSES ON LOCAL TRENDS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*DEMAND HIGH FOR SOIL SURROUNDING SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"CITY NEEDS CAP IN REFUGEES, SOME SAY","Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
INSURANCE INDUSTRY CLINIC IS NOV. 14,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MARKETING ALLIANCE PLANS GIFT SHOW TRIPS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CAR DEALER TRIES DEAL WITH NO NEGOTIATION,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THURMAN STARTING OVER WITH SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOOKED ON HUNTING,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HUNTING ROOKIES HAVE RIGHT IDEA: SAFETY FIRST,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TIPS PROGRAM HELPS GF&P NAB PHEASANT HUNTING LAWBREA,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BERAKHAH HOUSE ACCOMMODATES 8,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"HOMELESS MAN WHO DIED ON BIKE TRAIL WAS QUIET, GENTL","Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN ASSAULT WITH GUN,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DAM PLAN FRETS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*RABIN DIED AS HERO FOR PEACE, DOLE SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SINGLE-SPAN BRIDGE ACROSS VERMILLION RIVER LONGEST,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS TAKE SPIRITUAL LIVES MORE SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*COMMISSION OK'S FUNDING PARKING RAMP,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RODEO SHOWS DROP IN ATTENDANCE LEVEL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY COUNCIL TO VOTE ON LIQUOR AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EX-STUDENT PRESIDENT ENDS 30-DAY JAIL TERM,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SUPPORTERS OF FEEDLOT TO ADDRESS BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*PASSION FOR FAMILY, FARMING GUIDED VINCE SEEMAN, 75","Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*RENTING VIDEOS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
COMMISSION DELAYS COSTNER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BACKERS OF 3 AMENDMENTS FAIL TO GET PETITIONS FILED,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PEROT SUPPORTERS TO DECIDE IF PARTY GETS ON '96 BALL,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CUSTER COUNTY OFFICIALS RULE DEATH IS SUICIDE BY FIR,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
VIDEO SURVEILLANCE FOR DEADWOOD GAMING DROPPED,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SPILLWAY SILT REMOVED,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SD SHOULD KEEP ITS EARLY PRIMARY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LOSES OUT WITH NEGATIVE TACT (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW JUST DOING WHAT VOTERS WANT (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MESSAGE OF MORALITY NEEDED TO SAVE KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
JANKLOW INSULTS RECONCILIATION EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
TEACHERS' AIDES SERVE VITAL FUNCTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
PRISON EDUCATION CAN TURN LIVES AROUND (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
POLICEMAN SUPPORTS CONTENTION OF RACISM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
FAMILY TAX RELIEF WHAT ECONOMY NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
OPPOSITION ESSENTIAL ON 'ANTI-FARM' BILLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
HOMOSEXUALITY NOT A MATTER OF CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
FAMILY PLANNING CUTS MEANS MORE ABORTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
INVEST IN ACADEMICS BEFORE SCHOOL SPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
"*AUNT'S DEATH WAS NATURAL, YET HARD TO ACCEPT","Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*STORES PUT MORE OPTIONS ON THE FLOOR,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*QUICK TRIP TO MOLOKAI STOPS TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 05 1995, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*MILLIONS TO INDIANS WASTED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MILLIONS TO INDIANS WASTED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS INJURED IN BUS CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BRANDON CLOSE TO DEAL ON RAILROAD PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
ENDANGERED PRISONER MOVED TO WYOMING JAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
DEC 11 CITY VOTE SET ON RURAL DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
*OZARK FLIGHT RETURNED FROM 52-DAY SHUTDOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
AREA FUEL AID REQUESTS DOUBLED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
AREA FUEL AID REQUESTS DOUBLED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW-NEW MILWAUKEE WON'T HELP SD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSIONS MAY JOIN AREA RAIL AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW-NEW MILWAUKEE WON'T HELP SD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*HIGH ELK GETS 26-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*HIGH ELK GETS 26-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
WEIGHT ERROR COSTLY FOR PACKER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
WEIGHT ERROR COSTLY FOR PACKER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
DOWNEY-SALT II IMPORTANT TO SD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CARTER BACKERS GET JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
'WILL OF PEOPLE' ON 1980 BALLOT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SPURRING CHANGE IN GAMBLING LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LOCAL FIRM OFFERS SUICIDE CLEAN-UP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*SECOND-HAND STORES DISPLAY UNIQUE BARGAINS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SD VOTERS FOLLOW NATIONAL GOP TREND,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN-LIBERALISM HIS DOWNFALL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD VOTERS FOLLOW NATIONAL GOP TREND,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FINAL SD VOTE...,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
POET WORKS WRITING INTO OFFICE ROUTINE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUDITIONS STRIKE WRONG NOTE WITH SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POET WORKS WRITING INTO OFFICE ROUTINE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRIENDS WITH FILM CELLULOID CRAZINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ALBUMS HAVE MUSICAL BITE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTRY WESTERN MISTREL WANTS TO SING OWN SONGS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA PROP BACKERS MAY GO TO COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE PREPARED TO REBUILD PARTY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC COMMISSIONER-POST NONPOLITICAL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA PROP BACKERS MAY GO TO COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AFTERMATH-CLEANING UP MCGOVERN'S HEADQUARTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ROBERTS LOOKS TOWARDS '82,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MINNEHAHA COMMISSION POLICY UNLIKELY TO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WEST SD REJECTS VOTE ON URANIUM,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ADC FAMILIES AND INFLATION (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
73 PERCENT TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADC FAMILIES AND INFLATION (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
73 PERCENT TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNEHAHA DEMOCRATS GAIN SEAT IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"NEW LAW MEANS LEGISLATIVE SESSION SOONER, SHORTER","Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF OFFICIALS TOUR RUN-DOWN PROPERTY ON CITY'S EAST SIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BON HOMME OK'S POWERLINE CONTROL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"STATE, MINNEHAHA ELECTION RESULTS","Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA LEGISLATIVE WINNERS LISTED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*DAVID AND FRIEND--A BASS-IC DUO,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*DAVID AND FRIEND--A BASS-IC DUO,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT REHIRES 13 FORMER VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT REHIRES 13 FORMER VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
OAHE FOES RETAIN CONTROL OF BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
INDIANS VOTE FOR SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
INDIANS VOTE FOR SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
PICTURE THIS FOR GRID PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOVE SEASON EXPECTED NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOCCER FITS CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS' ATHLETIC BUDGET,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STUDY--CENSUS UNDERRATED SD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STUDY--CENSUS UNDERRATED SD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*IRENE MAN CAN'T FORGET HOLOCAUST--DOESN'T WANT TO,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IRENE MAN CAN'T FORGET HOLOCAUST--DOESN'T WANT TO,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'TRUE CONFESSIONS'--HAUNTING STORY OF GUILT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FACES ONLY PARENTS COULD LOVE...,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--SPENDING CUT WOULD BE LESS THAN LAST YEAR'S,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY ATTACKS JUDGE FOR MANSLAUGHTER SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARCO ENDS STATE'S GAS CREDIT ACCOUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE GRAIN MOUNTAINS OF SD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--SPENDING CUT WOULD BE LESS THAN LAST YR'S,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY ATTACKS JUDGE FOR MANSLAUGHTER SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DISABLED RC MAN EARNS PILOT'S LICENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DISABLED RC MAN EARNS PILOT'S LICENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL EXTENDS BENEFITS TO AG EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PANEL EXTENDS BENEFITS TO AG EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SRSTKA SHOULD GO PUBLIC ON SDSU DISMISSALS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SRSTKA SHOULD GO PUBLIC ON SDSU DISMISSALS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SRSTKA SHOULD GO PUBLIC ON SDSU DISMISSALS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SRSTKA SHOULD GO PUBLIC ON SDSU DISMISSALS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PRESSLER, JANKLOW ERR ON AWACS SALE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"THANKS, MARSHALL FINE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HIGH COST OF PASTOR UPSETS CHURCH MEMBER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TAYLOR OIL CO SUES LAWYER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD WATER PLANS ALARM IOWANS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD WATER PLANS ALARM IOWANS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
16-YEAR-OLD SHOT IN BACK,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"{dollar}240,493 RAISED FOR KNWC","Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"THEFT, BAD CHECK SEMINAR","Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAY LARSEN TO HEAD COUNTY AGENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 4 YEARS FOR EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"{dollar}240,493 RAISED FOR KNWC","Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRODUCT LIABILITY SEMINAR SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD LEGISLATURE JAN 5 TO FEB 19,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"ORCHESTRA, CHORUS FESTIVAL BEGINS","Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
4 TELEPHONE RATE HEARINGS SET,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ROGER LARSEN TO HEAD COUNTY GOP,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"THEFT, BAD CHECK SEMINAR","Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*HOME RUN KING DISCUSSES STRIKE, HIS LIFE","Argus LeaderNov 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TOPPLED SEMI BLOCKS TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW CHALLENGES PERPICH TO FACE-TO-FACE DEBATE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THREAT OF CLOSING LOOMS OVER EROS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DELL RAPIDS NATIVE TO BE ORDAINED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*CANVASS REVEALS NO CHANGES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN DISCOVER NEEDLES IN CANDY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKINNED ANIMAL FOUND NEAR TRACKS THOUGHT TO BE FOX,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL WORKERS CAN BE SUED FOR ACTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EFFECTS FROM OCTOBER SNOWSTORM CONTINUE TO HURT BH,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BALLOONISTS EYE SKY FOR LAUNCH,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"LIQUOR LICENSE SELLS FOR {dollar}59,000","Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LOSSES TRIM RETURN ON RETIREMENT FUND INVESTMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*GREEN EXCELLENT CHOICE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DID SATAN WORSHIPPERS MUTILATE DOGS IN SF (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOOD WILL ON THE PLAIN IN SPAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MISSES LITERATE NEWS PROGRAMS ON SUNDAY TV (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD WRESTLING PROGRAM SHOULD BE REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HALLOWEEN SCARECROW STOLEN FROM HOME (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FLIPPIN NAMED STATE FIRE MARSHAL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SD TO GET 1,810 ACRES FROM FEDS","Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VIETNAM VETERANS TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WHITE RIVER LAWYER FOUND NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
11 SINTE GLESKA GRADS FIND JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KENNEDY REMEMBERED AS 'OUR PRESIDENT',"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"INDIANS, STATE DISAGREE ON BORDER","Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS' LOVE OF OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOME PREPS UNHAPPY WITH LONG TRIPS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HOMER CIRCLES GLOBE FOR BEST FISHING TALES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*DANCERS HAVE FOOT-STOMPIN' GOOD TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EDGEMONT PREDICTS DOLLARS AND JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUPILS TRY TO PIECE TOGETHER EVENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LAW PUTS HUNTERS, LANDOWNERS AT ODDS","Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX QUEST FOR JOBS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*DEREGULATION MAY MEAN HIGHER PRICES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*UNILATERAL DISARMAMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WWI ARMISTICE--CITY EXPLODED IN JOY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE COULD MAKE SD GHOST STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRESIDENT WAS RIGHT IN GRENADA (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CITY POLICE REWARD WOMAN FOR WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
REAGAN WAS WRONG TO KEEP REPORTERS OUT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*HIGH-STAKES BINGO MEANS SECURITY GUARD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CAMPAIGNS ARE ROLLING,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
"STATE DEMOCRATS ARE {dollar}14,000 IN DEBT","Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*S DAKOTANS LOOKING FOR SOVIET PENPALS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ROSEBUD ELECTION HEARING WILL CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VETERANS' PENSION RECIPIENTS TO ANSWER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW--NEBRASKA HAS MUCH TO LOSE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*BELL NAMES MANAGER FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
OFFICIALS WILL DISCUSS GRADUATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TYNDALL REJECTS BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
VETERANS' CLUBS PUSH FOR MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WANTS IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.6"
'PRINCESS DAISY' WILL BE DISAPPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EX-PRISONERS UNLOCK MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TRACEY IS ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT LEARNING,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ANITA BOSLER'S RECIPES COME FROM FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FINDING ANSWERS IN A RING OF EQUALS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BANKRUPTCY FILED AT THE END OF OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS ATTACK PAY RAISE PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STANSELL GETS NO TIME BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
INDIANS--DUAL SYSTEM OF JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
"*OF BOOKS, KIDS AND ANIMAL BYTES","Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*READY FOR VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REALTORS GROUP TOP POLITICAL CONTRIBUTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED BRANDS REPORTS {dollar}1 MILLION LOSS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOY IS IN FAIR CONDITION AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CANOVA SCHOOL OFFICIALS UPSET ABOUT AD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY MAN DIES IN MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HINKY DINKY STORES TO CLOSE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VOTE IN 1984 ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL LEADER RETURNS TO JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERFOWL REFUGES MAY BRING NEW JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL STATION TO AIR NAT'L ELECTION RESULT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PATRON APPRECIATION SET FOR CITY TRANSIT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PLAYHOUSE SEARCHES FOR MANAGING DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
REVOKING OF TERM SOUGHT IN ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING OF WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
THE TOP 20,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES SHOULD PUT THEIR CARDS ... (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT GROUP PUSHES BAD PROJECTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T BE DUPED BY FAULTY 'FACTS',"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHANGES NEEDED IN PROJECTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*AIKENS GETS LIFE IN MURDER PLEA,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BONES THOSE OF 10 PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS FORM GROUP TO HELP CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"KAN. SENATOR TO VISIT, ATTEND ABDNOR PARTY","Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MASS. SEN TO SPEAK AT DASCHLE FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BIG-HEARTED LITTLE MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UNION MAKES PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*WHICH PIGS MAKE THE GRADE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WILKA SAYS NO PLANS NOW TO TRY DAVIS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GIVING TIME AWAY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
1ST NUCLEAR WASTE HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
AIRLINE ANNOUNCES NEW ABERDEEN SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CONVENTION HOTEL ELECTION SET FOR DEC 10,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FBI ARRESTS OGLALA MAN AS SLAYING SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HURON COMMISSION PASSES CENTER AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"MEMBERS NAMED FOR MUSEUM, PARK BOARDS","Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
RANCHER FREED FROM JAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS ENGINEER HONORED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
NCAA DIVISION II'S BEST,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SUBSIDIES SORE SPOT OF AG BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1985, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
RURAL REVOLT SEEN IN VICTORIES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*DASCHLE, JOHNSON HAVE BIG JOBS (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ABOUT TUESDAY'S ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABDNOR GOES OUT WITH STYLE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABDNOR'S VIEW UNCLEAR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOUTHEASTERN MENTAL HEALTH CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOCIETY NEEDS CREATIVE VERSE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OAK RIDGE BOYS TO GIVE PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA STATE TO PRESENT MUSICAL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MITCHELL COLLEGE TO HOST POWWOW,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PROGRAM ON ADOPTION SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
VETERANS DAY BANQUET AT VFW POST,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
'THE COLOR PURPLE' STAR AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CENTER FOR WOMEN BRUNCH NOV 15,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
ENGINEER GROUP TO MEET FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO TALK TO LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"REGENTS RECEIVE {dollar}4,000 FOR FUND","Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TAKES VICTORY TOUR,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RENTS TO RISE WITH TAX REFORM,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETAINS DIGNITY IN POLITICAL DEMISE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"REPUBLICANS RETAIN CONTROL OF HOUSE, SENATE","Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKER--A LOTTERY IS LIKELY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ASKED ABOUT DEATH PENALTY IN ADAMS MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU EXPERIMENTS WITH IRRIGATION SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY TO BUY SITES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
KRALL BELIEVED RETURNS WERE PROPER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE TO INSPECT CHEMICAL SPILL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
AIRLINE BOARDINGS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*JOHNSON GEARS UP FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMES FROM BEHIND TO BEAT HALLEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LAW AND ORDER KEY TO WIN,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
"SENATE RACE SETS SPENDING RECORD, OFFICIALS REPORT","Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.6"
VOTERS TURNOUT TOPS 68 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*ANDERSON MAKES TRI-VALLEY 1 OF STATE'S ELITE TEAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*USD'S WAY TO FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EAST RIVER DEER SEASON LOOKS GOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"*JURY AWARDS WIDOWER {dollar}535,000","Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL REPLACES ITS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY WANTS TO DISCUSS RETURN,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JOBLESS BENEFITS NOT GUARANTEED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
STRIKE'S END SHOULD SPUR LOCAL ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
VICTIM'S FAMILY SAYS TRIAL INVOKED PAINFUL MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
DRUG USE COULD END HIS CHANCES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPLIT OVER CHURCH CHANCE TO SHOW LOVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RULING HELPS HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CEMETERY NEEDS CARE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*EX-'ARGUS LEADER' REPORTER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MIMES TELL STORIES WITHOUT USING WORDS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COMEDIAN CAN LEAVE NO ISSUE UNSCATHED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CHARACTERS BRING STORY OF STRUGGLE TO LIFE ON STAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LAKE COUNTY DROPS ASSESSMENT APPEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER ASKS FOR TRIAL IN JUVENILE COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOCIAL SKILLS JOIN ACADEMICS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NATO TOUR WAS LESSON IN POLITICS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PIERRE OFFICIAL FEARS LOSS OF HOG FARM,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BISHOP WILL BE INSTALLED AS LEADER IN NEW CHURCH,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FLAMMABLE FLUID IGNITED BY DIGGING,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NEIGHBORS TO FILE SUIT TO BLOCK INSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS JURY INDICTS MAN FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS ORDERED TO ANSWER BELL COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTALIST WORRIED ABOUT JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IRENE COUPLE LOSE APPEAL ON FORECLOSURE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD STATE OFFICIALS VISIT PENTAGON,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"TODDLER DIES IN SCHOOL BUS, CAR COLLISION","Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW TESTIFIES FOR REGENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SIOUX VALLEY LOSES SUIT AGAINST COUNTY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*SHOWDOWN OR LETDOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE NIGHT OF THE CENTURY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHERE WE STAND ON THE RACES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
'YES' VOTE HURTS CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
CAMPAIGN HISTORIC BY STATE STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
FURLOUGH ISSUE IS REVEALING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
TELLINGHUISEN PROBE OF RALLY UNBALANCED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
"FROEHLICH, UNSUNG CRUSADER (L)","Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
VOLK WAGES NEGATIVE RACE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
VOTE 'YES' FOR INITIATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
HELP STOP CORPORATE FARMING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
MINING DESTROYING HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
DAKOTA PROP IS TAX RELIEF (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.4"
DON'T LET VOTE BE BOUGHT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.4"
ISSUE NOT ANTI-DEVELOPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.4"
MINING THREATS ARE EMPTY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.5"
NELSON IS BETTER QUALIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.5"
ECONOMIST--PINCH OF DROUGHT AHEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIRST CITY REVIVER TO SPEAK THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT MUDDLES BUDGETS OF GRAIN GROUPS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITY DRIVERS WANT MUSCLE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
LOAN APPROVED TO CREATE JOBS IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
CANDIDATE CALLS FOR ELDERLY CARE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHEYENNE BODEY WILL FACE JURY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HINES SAYS HAS IGNORED DRUG WAR,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED IN DEATH OF WIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PROJECT COMPLETION OPENS CITY STREETS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DISAPPOINTED FARM NOTICES AREN'T ON TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
NUMBER OF ISSUES MAY SLOW VOTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
WHAT THE 8 BALLOT QUESTIONS MEAN,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
"*RACE FRUSTRATES JOHNSON, VOLK","Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
GROUP OPPOSES DAKOTA PROPOSITION II,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
HOMESTAKE GIVES PATENTED PROCESS TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON NAMES HIS GOP SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKER DISTURBED BY SALE OF LEASES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
LEKANDER--CONSUMER LAWS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
TAKES OATH OF OFFICE IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
*REARDON PLAZA DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
MICKELSON--HUDSON CAN REQUEST FIRE AID,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
*CAUTION FALLS OVER CITY'S NIGHT LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
GRADUATES NAMED AS SD CENTENNIAL ALUMNI,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1988, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
*SON WAS TAUGHT GUN SAFETY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEENS COULD LOSE LICENSE UNDER PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HEALTH CLUBS GEAR PROGRAMS FOR AGING POPULATION,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PREPARE NOW FOR WINTER FLU BUG,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*TAXES TO DISCOURAGE THROWAWAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MESABA WILL PROSPER IF IT OFFERS QUALITY SERVICE (ED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SALARY PROBLEM SERIOUS AT UNIVERSITY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'OUTBACK' STATES HAVE MUCH TO BE DESIRED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MANY THINGS HURT 'A' SEARCH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HUSKING EVENT PRAISED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PUMPKIN SMASHERS SILLY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TEACHER TREATED UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ABDUCTION SUSPECT HELD IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"COIN, STAMP SHOW SET FOR THIS MONTH","Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES CITY MOBILE HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ST MARY'S SCHOOL OBSERVES CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S LAWYERS TO MEET IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TORCH POSSIBLE CAUSE OF HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON BACKERS TO MEET WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FISHY MISHAP LANDS HOSPITAL ADVOCATE IN BIND,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PAPER REMINDS US OF HISTORY'S SIGNIFICANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RIVETING RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY HOPES TO TURN TIDE OF LEAKING WATER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMUNITY COLLEGE BRINGS EDUCATION TO 2 TRIBES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEALERSHIP TO TEST FOR TAINTED SOIL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"*END OF A CENTURY, START OF A NEW","Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES STILL UNCERTAIN FOR 1990,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*FIRE GUTS SPENCER BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABSENTEE BALLOTS POINT TO GOOD TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY HALTS CARETRAUM HOPES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STRANGLED CITY WOMAN HAD SOUGHT PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"TIME TO RECOGNIZE WINNERS, SINNERS (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LET STUDENTS PAY HOBO DAY DAMAGES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MEDIA SHOULD PROMOTE ARENA ENTERTAINMENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STUDENTS SHOULD READ 'IMPRESSIONS' AT HOME (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CENTER OPPOSES US ATTACK AGAINST IRAQ (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
GOVERNMENT WASTE MUST BE STOPPED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
HOSPITALS MUST YIELD TO WILL OF PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
READERS FIND WHAT THEY SEEK IN BOOKS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
JOBS GIVE DISABLED CHANCE AT INDEPENDENCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
WEST RIVER DEER SEASON OPENS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"*LAFAYETTE MOVES, LETS IN SUNSHINE","Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
FLEDGLING FLIGHTS SLIM ON PASSENGERS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
*ALIAS RIDING HIGH ON CHART WITH HIT SINGLE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REO HOPES THIRD TIME IS CHARM,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KSFY-TV HAS NEW MANAGER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GLASS ACCEPTED IN RECYCLING DRIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NAACP CO-SPONSORS MUSEUM PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PAT O'BRIEN TO SPEAK AT US MARSHAL EVENT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE HISTORY JOURNAL WINS PUBLISHING PRIZE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THRESHOLD TO BUILD NEW HEADQUARTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NONE HURT IN BLAZE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN MOBILIZES GROUP TO HELP ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
I-90 SUSPECT SAID HE FEARED FOR OWN LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
INCUMBENTS WIN BIG IN MOCK ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOPEWELL FILES KELO LIBEL SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICE FINDS NO WRONGDOING AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
GRAND JURY TO CONSIDER CHARGES IN VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
FORMER SUPERINTENDENT IN IROQUOIS FINED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
MITCHELL EDUCATOR NAMED TEACHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
VIETNAM VETERANS TO GATHER IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
COURT RULING DOESN'T FAVOR BLACK HILLS POWER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
HETLAND MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MADD TO START CAMPAIGN AGAINST DRUNK DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
TWO PEOPLE KILLED IN SEPARATE WRECKS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
*SMALLEST TOWN GIVES UP THE GHOST,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUTS OUT FEELERS TO JOB SEEKERS ELSEWHERE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTY OK'S FUNDS FOR AMBULANCE AID,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
INMATE SHOULD TRY TO GRADUATE ON OWN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CHANGES ARE NEEDED, SO VOTE IN ELECTIONS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DRAFT JANKLOW MOVE HURTING REPUBLICANS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"STOP POLLUTION, RECYCLE TO SAVE ENVIRONMENT (L)","Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CIRCUMCISION FORM OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
COCHRAN SAW DIFFERENT GAME THAN REST OF US (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"HEAD START, KINDERGARTEN ROB KIDS OF CHILDHOOD (L)","Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*19 REACH SEMIS--IN A BREEZE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT AID OK'D FOR COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
BURGER RESTAURANT PLANS TO GET OFF GROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
TWO BUSINESSES TEST NEW PARKING LOT USE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
AVON DEFEATS SALES OF BEER ON SUNDAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONVICTED HOBO DAY RIOTER GETS RELEASE DATE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEBATE CLOSED AGAIN IN WASHINGTON PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WIFE OF LATE DOLPHINS OWNER, ROBBIE, DIES","Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WASHING THROUGH THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEES COULD FUND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEAD-DEADWOOD TREMOR NOT OFFICIAL EARTHQUAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ENERGY AID KEEPS NEEDY WARM,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CASINO WILL BRING JOBS, LEADER SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MAN SAYS HE WAS VICTIM OF RACIST ATTACK, SLURS","Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL EXPLORES WAYS TO NOTE ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ORPHANED BEAR CUB SENT TO SD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE WILL ATTEMPT PAPER RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THREE MEN CHARGED IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ICE STRAINS TREES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"DANCERS BACK, TEACHING IN STATE","Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TAXATION ON RESERVATIONS DEBATED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LENNOX TRIES TO TAP NEW WATER SOURCE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*JAMZ VIDEOS ARE DAZZLING, BUT DIZZYING","Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHOPPERS NEED TO BRING HOME LESS GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NOTEBOOM MEALS NOTEWORTHY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1991, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FARMERS WAIT OUT WET WEATHER TO BRING CROPS IN,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOMELESS CENTER TURNS SPIRITUAL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL VOTE COUNT WENT TOO S-L-O-W-L-Y (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KELO BROADCAST PUTS WINNER IN POOR LIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
BALTIC MAN VICTIM IN CAR-VAN CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE HAS ACCREDITATION WOES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE SUPREME COURT RULES AGAINST LICENSES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE-VEHICLE CRASH CLAIMS TWO VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
4 STICKNEY STUDENTS HURT IN BUS ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CLINTON ADVISER GETS LOOK AT STATE'S HEALTH,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIGNING OFF,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS OUTSPEND GOP 2-TO-1,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS STRIVES TO PREVENT SPILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TURNING OVER AN OLD LEAF,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HOSPITAL FORESEES APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GERMANS FROM RUSSIA PLAN NOVEMBER 14 MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PLANT FIRE BLAMED ON BATTERY SHORT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SDSU CADETS WIN ROTC CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}3.3 MILLION AWARD UPHELD IN EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS SUE BROHM,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*BUILDING A BASE BEFORE THE BUCKING,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
GIVING GROWING IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*CLINTON ERA WILL BRING BETTER HEROES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*REGION'S TOP POETS, ESSAYISTS, NOVELISTS GATHER","Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FDA TO REQUIRE NEW FOOD LABELS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CASINOS TO OPERATE ON ALL 9 RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FACING A COLD FRONT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CATHOLIC MEN MARRIAGE IS EQUAL PARTNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKA MAN CHARGED WITH CONNING,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DAFFY FOLKS CAN'T WAIT TO FLY SOUTH,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
S BAPTISTS REACH OUT TO YOUTHS WITH HIGH-STYLE VIDEO,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SCHOOL DISTRICT BREAK UP A FINE IDEA,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOMEWORK IS NO PROOF (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SMOKERS MUST ADJUST TO A WORLD THAT'S UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
THOSE KILLED IN KOREA DESERVE TO BE HONORED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GOD'S BLESSINGS DON'T DEPEND ON WORLD'S STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DESTRUCTION OF LODGES COULD BRING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO HOST MEETING IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAF DROP-OFF SITES WILL CLOSE EARLIER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OMAHA MAN ADMITS BEATING MAN IN HEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHOTOGRAPH LEADS TO BURGLARY ARREST,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROUGH RIDER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN HELPS ORPHANED DEER RETURN,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS TRYING TO KEEP BANCROFT ELEMENTARY OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOYS--DAD WAS SELLING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FEDERAL AID STILL AVAILABLE FOR VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOSPITAL OUSTS DOCTOR FOR DRUG THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INVEST IN STATE--FARMERS UNION PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BILL SEEKS FLOOD AID FOR LIVESTOCK FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORESTRY CAMP RAISES FUNDS FOR CHAPEL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LANDOWNERS' THREATS BRING HUNTERS IN LINE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MECHANICAL FAILURE CAUSED DERAILMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO MEN CHARGED IN AREA BREAK-INS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS BRING CARE TO JAMAICA,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS COMMISSIONER--REPAID MORE THAN EMBEZZLED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"SHOOTINGS SELF-DEFENSE, SATTER SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MEMORIAL DEDICATION SET FOR VETERANS DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TO SEEK GOP NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"NAFTA GOOD FOR SD, GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SD TO GET {dollar}88 MILLION IN AID,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
FARM GROUP OPPOSES NAFTA PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*LITTLE TALENT GOES LONG WAY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"JANKLOW MUM ON DEAL, URGES TRUST","Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CONFIDENT CONTENDERS HEAD FOR JUDGEMENT DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD DEBATES INDIAN NICKNAMES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HIGH COURT TALKS ABOUT SECRECY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*WORKERS AVERAGED 43.6 HOURS A WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL GOLFERS WILL PAY FOR NEW COMPANY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAVS BOUNCE JACKS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN NICKNAMES: HONOR OR INSULT?,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DUCK HUNTERS ARE DEFINED BY THE DAWN,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*YOUNG BOWLERS START TRAVELING,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COYOTES CLAIM REGIONAL TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*PUBLISHER POUNDS AWAY AT PERCEPTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*SCALPERS GONE, BUT TRIBE REMAINS IN HURON","Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WASHINGTON WASN'T READY TO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*SMALL COLLEGE BRAVELY ACCEPTS NEW WORLD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*HOW FOUR SCHOOLS CHOSE TO HANDLE THE HEAT,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
POPCORN FUNDS STAY WITH SCOUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN KILLED IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN AFTER ONE-MILE CHASE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN HOSPITALIZED AFTER TWO-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE FILES SUIT AGAINST BN RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REPEATING CLASS RARE AMONG CITY STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*VOLUNTEERS FIND TRASH, NO TREASURE","Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY AD IRKS AMERICAN INDIANS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PREGNANT CAR THIEF IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*RETIRED CEO GIVES TWO LECTURES AT USD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*COUPLE CAMPAIGNING TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DEMOCRATIC ACTIVIST HAS CAMPAIGNED SINCE 1910'S,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*BOLTON TICKETS GO BY CHANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RACE FOR SHERIFF HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
COUNTY OFFICERS AROUND REGION ON TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"EDUCATION GOOD DEAL, REGENTS SAY","Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*BEDDOW OUR PICK TO BE STATE'S NEXT GOVERNOR (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*OTHER TAXES REPLACE REVENUE LOSS FROM INITIATIVE 1,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DON'T COMPROMISE; OPPOSE VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
ELECTION CHANCE FOR VOTERS TO BE HEARD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
JOHNSON STRIKES OUT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
TAX EXEMPTIONS FACTOR IN INITIATIVE 1 VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
WORKING TOGETHER BETTER THAN INITIATIVE 1 (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
BEDDOW OFFERS STATE MOST FOR ITS MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
REPUBLICAN 'CONTRACT' A POLITICAL SHELL GAME (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
GOOD EDUCATION WORTH PRICE OF TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
EVERYONE SHOULD PAY INTO TAX STRUCTURE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
EDITORIAL MISQUOTES HOMOSEXUALITY FIGURES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
STORY RAISES AWARENESS OF DISABILITIES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
JANKLOW IS VISIONARY IN ECONOMIC ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
JOHNSON AN EXAMPLE OF NEED FOR TERM LIMITS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
SCHWAN'S DESERVES MORE THAN CHEAP SHOTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
JOHNSON REPRESENTS SD'S MIDDLE CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*RUNNER GAVE EVERYTHING TO ONE RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*TWO NEW BOOKS EXPLORE SD AND SF,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY GAINS FAME IN TV ADS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BRIDGE COLUMN BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
800 NEW UNITS TO EASE ELDERLY HOUSING CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MEDICAL CENTER FINE IF PATIENTS DON'T PAY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ONE LANGUAGE CAN BE DIVERSE NATION'S GLUE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LACK OF MORALITY NO. 1 PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
EFFECT WILL BE FELT OF DEEP BUDGET CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
REPUBLICANS READY TO MAKE HARD CHOICES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
EDUCATION ASSISTANTS MERIT COMPETITIVE PAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SMASHING PUMPKINS AN ACT OF DISRESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DON'T CUT SERVICES TO SHORT-TIME INMATES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
GOVERNMENT TAKES MONEY SENIORS EARNED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
MCP SHOULD DISCLOSE PLANS FOR RUNOFF CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP HAS SOCIETY REGRESSING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*STOP SLAMMING DOORS ON EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WHITE ZOMBIE LOVED & FEARED...HISTORY OF HARD ROCK,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL DRIVE-BY SHOOTING REPORTED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AMOCO ROBBED BY MAN WITH DAGGER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER TO SERVE ON 63-MEMBER BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STORM SETS BACK POWER COMPANIES,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COWBOYS USE RADIO TO QUALIFY FOR FINALS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS EASE STRAIN ON FULL-TIME LAW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WALL DRUG CO-FOUNDER HUSTEAD DIES AT AGE 91,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*MILLIONAIRE-AUTHOR TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EVENTS PLANNED FOR VETERANS DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN WOMEN INDUCTED INTO ELKS LODGE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ANNUAL VETERANS DAY PROGRAM IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*CLOSING SCHOOL NOT OPTION, PANEL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DIABETES CASES ARE UP IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*ARCHAEOLOGY STUDIED VIA INTERNET,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*DOWNTOWN ADVOCATE FAN OF VIKINGS, OUTDOORS","Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
POLICE ARREST TWO MEN IN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
AMENDING PROCEDURE CHANGES PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HOTEL TO FLY RADISSON BANNER,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*PIONEER STEWARDESS DIES AT 88,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*NOVEMBER HAS MOST ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
GIFT MARKET SET FOR NOV. 19,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SUIT OVER ICY ROAD TO BEGIN IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DISTRICT ACCUSED OF UNFAIR ACTION,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
SUPPORTERS CIRCULATE ICE RINK PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*ANNUITIES CAN HELP SAFEGUARD EXTRA INCOME,"Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"TO START DRUG, ALCOHOL TESTING OF BUS DRIVERS","Argus LeaderNov 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
KNOBE WON'T PURSUE ALLEGED THREATS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GIRL WHOSE BACK WAS BROKEN IN BUS CRASH WARNED BY M,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KNOBE WON'T PURSUE ALLEGED THREATS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUN AND GAMES PROFITABLE ON SD RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BILLBOARDS MEET ROAD FUND CRITERIA,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"HEAD 'EM UP, MOVE 'EM OUT","Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION SLAMS DOOR ON ACCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CITY TO MONITOR URANIUM SEARCH,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ZONING ELECTION ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION STUDENT'S DEATH MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
EISNACH GETS WATERTOWN JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WEATHER DAMPENS HARVEST,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PRESSLER PREDICTS VICTORY IN FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
INQUEST SET IN TOT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TRUCK DRIVER ROBBED ON I-29 CANTON,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
WINNER TO VOTE ON SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TOP PERFORMANCE BY STATE AGENCY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
THEATRE BACKER-LET INDIVIDUAL PICK FILMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*INDIAN CULTURE ON RESERVATIONS FADING,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AMOUNT OF INDIAN GRANTS UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*FEDERAL FUNDS HELP, HINDER INDIAN TRIBE","Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PROFANITY IN READING KEEPS YOUTH OUT OF,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LAMB PRODUCTION PROSPECTS GOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PEOPLE DON'T WANT HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
THE BATTLE OF THE BURGER,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1979, sect.E, p.10, col.1"
*COP TOO STRICT FOR ALCESTER'S TASTES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COP TOO STRICT FOR ALCESTER'S TASTES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD LAUDS SURGEON FOR POINEER EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD LAUDS SURGEON FOR PIONEER EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW RELEASES PROPEL LISTENERS TO DANCE FLOOR,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GROCER WHIPS UP ODD CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GROCER WHIPS UP ODD CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION FOES TO SEEK TAX REFORM,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TEENS SHADOW WORKERS THEY HOPE TO EMULATE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
49TH STREET NEW OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANACONDA DELAYS SD URANIUM SEARCH,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
THE BREATHALYZER MAY BE REPLACED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ANACONDA DELAYS SD URANIUM SEARCH,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WHY NOT EARLY APPOINTMENTS...(ED),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOP'S CLOUT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAW STUDENT IS STATE'S ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEISTNER BACK ON LAKE COUNTY BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY INCUMBENTS WIN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW MCCOOK COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRISONER CAUGHT HALF HOUR AFTER ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HANSON TO INTRODUCE URANIUM BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD FEDERAL JUDGESHIP STILL OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRISONER CAUGHT HALF HOUR AFTER ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNITED WAY REACHES 80 PERCENT OF GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HANSON TO INTRODUCE URANIUM BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION LAWMAKER SEEKS RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VERMILLION LAWMAKER SEEKS RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PSYCHIATRIC HALFWAY HOUSE WILL BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CORBLY FACES SECOND COLTON SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ARMED ROBBER FOILED AT DRUG STORE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AIM ASSAILS BRULE VOTE ON HILLS LAND,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AIM ASSAILS BRULE VOTE ON HILLS LAND,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR WIN PLEASES BOTTUM,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN'S WILSON WINS NATIONAL ART HONORS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN'S WILSON WINS NATIONAL ART HONORS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
IOWAN UNION PLANS VOTE ON WAGE CUT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IOWAN UNION PLANS VOTE ON WAGE CUT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
APPEARED ON STALEY DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HAPPY JOE'S GENEROSITY TO LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PROUD OF CARE FOR ELDERLY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SERTOMA THANKS ARGUS FOR PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JANKLOW SAYS ETSI NEGOTIATIONS MUST BE KEPT SECRET,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROSEBUD ELECTION FIGHT RAGES ON,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS ETSI NEGOTIATIONS MUST BE KEPT SECRET,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD SYMPHONY'S STRINGS SHINE IN CONCERT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS ETSI NEGOTIATIONS MUST BE KEPT SECRET,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PAINTING THE TOWER GREEN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGES WANT POWER TO PUT JUVENILE OFFENDERS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JUDGES WANT POWER TO PUT JUVENILE OFFENDERS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SEPARATION NEEDED IN MORAL AND LEGAL RULES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOOD WAYS & BAD TO USE A CITY HOTLINE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOOD WAYS & BAD TO USE A CITY HOTLINE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOOD WAYS & BAD TO USE A CITY HOTLINE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DISAGREES WITH EDITORIALS ON WATT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW LAW ON CHILD'S MANE IS INDEFENSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW LAW ON CHILD'S NAME IS INDEFENSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TURNING BACK HAITIAN REFUGEES IS INHUMAN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CHILD'S PET RABBIT STOLEN FOR MEAT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
PUC CRITICIZED--CONSUMER SIDE IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ADVICE FOR BOHY--TRIM SCHOOL COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CONTROLLED FIRES CREATE HUNTING STIR,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW WANTS MORE JUDGE NOMINEES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW WANTS MORE JUDGE NOMINEES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AGENCY SUES MEIERHENRY TO RECOVER LEGAL FEES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
AGENCY SUES MEIERHENRY TO RECOVER LEGAL FEES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
AGENCY SUES MEIERHENRY TO RECOVER LEGAL FEES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"SF MAN INDICTED FOR RAPE, SEXUAL CONTACT WITH CHILD","Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
STATE'S PLAYOFF SURVIVORS MARCH ON AMID ENTHUSIASM,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION DRAWS PAM TIESZEN CLOSER HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*INTERNAT'L COMPETITION DRAWS PAM TIESZEN CLOSER HOM,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*FOR TODAY'S COWBOY, THERE'S NO TIME FOR HORSEPLAY","Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"THIS PERPICH LIKES SD JUST FINE, THANK YOU","Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"*ARCHDECON RETIRES FROM EPISCOPAL DIOCESE, NOT TRACK","Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BEAN HARVEST A WET ONE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IRRIGATION SUPPORTERS TAKE 6-5 EDGE ON OAHE BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPLIT SENATE DISTRICT WILL CHANGE SF POLITICS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE REPRESENATIVE IS 3RD-GENERATION LAWMAKER,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STICKNEY MAN DROWNS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BR MUSEUM RESTORES STEAM-POWERED TRACTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN-WHITE RELATIONS TO BE DISCUSSED IN WAGNER,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL OF MINES RESEARCHERS--MINERAL FORMATION,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"REWARD FUND GROWS TO {dollar}1,500","Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*HAAS' DEATH WILL LEAVE A BIG GAP AT YEAGER THEATRE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"REDISTRICTING, GAMBLING ISSUES SHOULD BE MET (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IDENTIFICATION NEEDED WHEN VOTERS GO TO POLLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PLUMBING INSPECTOR--I TAGGED ALL SITES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
A PLEDGE BY AUDITOR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CRITICIZES ETIQUETTE CLASS FOR LITTLE GIRLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SDSU AND COUNTIES LOOK FOR WAYS TO FINANCE EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CATTLE GROWERS PLAN MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FARM EXPENSES RISING FAST,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS UNION ELECTED DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*QUAIL/FAST MOVING PREY ATTRACTS DEDICATED HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD QUAIL FACE BATTLES WITH WEATHER AND PREDATORS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CARPENTER LOVES THE CHALLENGE OF SCRATCH BOWLING LEA,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*THIS SCULPTURE DOSEN'T SIT THERE--IT HAPPENS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*EDUCATION, RECREATION STRIKE BALANCE AT BOY'S CLUB","Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*GIRLS CLUB DIRECTOR LEFT CLASSROOM FOR BOARDROOM,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*NO MONDAY MORNING BLAHS IN HIS CLASS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*DEE EARHART--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*NEW MANAGEMENT BRINGS OPTIMISM TO BANKRUPT NEW TOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THIS EXTENSION WORKER CAN TELL YOU EVERYTHING,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MINERVA'S WINS DINERS CLUB AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
"SEMINAR ON BAD CHECKS, SHOPLIFTING","Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SMALL COMPUTER FAIR DRAWS 150 PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
WESTERN AIRLINES TO HAVE REDUCED FARES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1982, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*GOOSE SHATTERS JET'S WINDSHIELD,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MURDER VICTIM'S KIN CAN'T FORGET,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOWS' HOUSEKEEPER IS PART OF FAMILY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BALLADS ARE SIMON'S STRONG SUIT IN ALBUM,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MEALS-ON-WHEELS BRINGS FOOD TO ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WILL HELP VETERANS OUTREACH CENTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS WILL DISCUSS CITY POWER RATES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HELPING FRIENDS KEEPS RETIRED COUPLE BUSY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PIK HELPED PRICES, NOT HABITATS","Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR'S TACTIC HELPED SD CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ANYONE CAN HELP MAKE SD SAFER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
US NEEDS A COOLER HEAD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRESSLER ADDS NAME TO SOCIAL SEC BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHANGE WOULD LET SCHOOLS DROP DRIVER ED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EVENT TO FOCUS ON SOYBEAN MARKETING,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WALL VOTERS GET SAY IN DECISION,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
CITY POWER USERS GET BREAK ON RATES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REAGAN SIGNS ABDNOR BILL ON DIABETES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HILLSIDE DIGGERS STRIKE IT RICH,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
NO PETITIONS FILED FOR CENDAK SEATS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
SD PUSHES PRESIDENT OVER THE TOP,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOP RARELY STUMBLES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PRESSLER WALKS BY CUNNINGHAM,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*DASCHLE TRIUMPHS IN TIGHT RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*ALLEN REACHES OUT TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KUHNS IS PARTISAN TO THE CORE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW JOINS HIS ADVERSARIES IN THE PRESS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER A WINNER FOR GOP,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DAIRY TEAM FINISHES 3RD IN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
MAGAZINE AWARDED FOR EXCELLENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
"LANDS OFFICE MERGER, NUKE WASTE VOTE","Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STOFFERAHN RE-ELECTED TO PUC,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHURCHES HAVE RIGHT TO SPEAK OUT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN EARNED VICTORY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SENTENCE IS AN INJUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"HANSON, STAFF DID GOOD JOB (L)","Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SENATE ENDORSEMENT WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
HINKY DINKY STORE WILL BE REOPENED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOFER SENTENCING HEARING CONVENES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HUTTERITES DON'T VOTE BECAUSE OF BELIEFS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"LAWYER, KOTAS ESTATE AGREE ON LEGAL FEES","Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
VIETNAM VETS WILL ATTEND STATUE UNVEILING,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CATCH THE BEAR'S LAWYER TO KEEP,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
HOUSING BONDS OK EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SIOUX TRIBE GETS BOOST FOR CLUB PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*INCONCLUSIVE IN STATE LEGISLATIVE RACES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
VOTER REGISTRATION COMPLAINTS HEARD,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
REPUBLICANS CONTROL LEGISLATIVE RACES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
SUING STUDENTS LOSE OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON {dollar}2 TRILLION IN DEBT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INDEPENDENT STATIONS UP AGAINST STIFF TEST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO SHORTAGE OF STRENGTHS TO BUILD ON (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIGHTEN AMBULANCE RULES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*THEATER LOOKS AT SEXUALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA NURSING DEPARTMENT REACCREDITED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOND SET FOR CENTERVILLE MAN ACCUSED OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRADUATE SCHOOLS EXCHANGE INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"O'GORMAN, YANKTON WILL MEET IN QUIZ BOWL","Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OLD HOTEL TO PUT ON NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWELL TO LECTURE TUESDAY AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAIN ELEVATOR EXPLOSION WAS 2ND,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MESSAGE TO CAPITOL HILL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LOCAL COMPANY MAY BUILD PIERRE HOTEL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MISSING CHILD PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JOBLESS RATE DROPS DESPITE MORRELL STRIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEBATE PLANNED FOR RAPID CITY HOTEL PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EDELEN WILL LEAD NATIONAL WOMEN'S GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RANGERS ROUND UP BUFFALO TO CONTROL HERD,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TREASURER VOLK MAY SEEK HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
3 PEOPLE BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORKS TO PRESERVE RAILROAD SERVICE IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AUGUSTANA STAYS WITH NORTH CENTRAL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PHEASANTS IN THE CORN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JOKE'S ON JANKLOW IN BIRTHDAY PRANK,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE CAN'T BEEF ABOUT FONDA'S GIFT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OFFICER TO BE CHARGED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CATTLE-FUTURES FEARS DIVERT ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BALLOT ISSUES--LOOSE ENDS TO TIE UP (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEP SIDEWALKS CLEAR OF SNOW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MEAT-OUT WAS A FLOP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*ART IS WORTH THE SACRIFICE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUTHOR MAKES FARM LIFE FAMILIAR TO CITY KID,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THEATER MORE THAN ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN IN ARSON CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATOR WANTS STATE TO BAN TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GREAT PUMPKIN GIVEAWAY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HALLEEN THINKS ELECTION IS SETTLED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUTHORITIES HAVE NO LUCK HUNTING HUNTER,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JURY RETIRES WITHOUT VERDICT ON KRALL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NUMBER OF PASSENGERS SOARS THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HURON CELEBRATES PLANT'S EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SURPLUS CHEESE AND OTHER FOOD GIVEAWAY PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HERE ARE LATEST STATEHOUSE RETURNS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WOOL MILL PROPOSAL OFFERS NEW JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
UNEMPLOYMENT FALLS TO 3.6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*NORWEST NAMES NEW AGRICULTURAL CREDIT HEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CODINGTON COUNTY OFFICIALS RECOUNT BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FAILURE INTERRUPTS SOME LONG-DISTANCE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FORT PIERRE APPROVES REFINANCING BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN WILL FACE CHARGES IN DEATH OF HIS UNCLE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRADE CENTER LEADER ADVOCATES NEW CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"VETERANS MEMORIAL TO COST ABOUT {dollar}30,000","Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN MISSES IN BID TO BECOME SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2 MEN WIN SEATS ON WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GREEN LIGHT ON MOTORCYCLE RALLY TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RAIL TO TRAILS GROUP TO TURN TO STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SEARCH WARRANT USED IN DRUG CASE UPHELD,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CITY'S DEAF SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT CANDIDATE FOR JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*DEHAVEN CHASES 3RD STRAIGHT NCC TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS CASH IN ON CONVENTION OFFER,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL'S PRESIDENT HOPES FOR A REBOUND,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"MEATPACKER, UNION TO MEET THIS WEEK","Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DRUGS DON'T RULE OUT NOMINEE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*RIDDLES SHARES BIBLE MESSAGE THROUGH COMEDY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DIRECTOR THANKS 'PEGORA' HELPERS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PRIEST PRAISES ARTICLE ON DUDLEY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SIGN PROMOTES YOUTH SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DONATED EQUIPMENT HELPS SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CENTURIES-OLD MONUMENTS MAJOR BRITISH ATTRACTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEEDS COORDINATED PROGRAM TO ATTRACT JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONCERNED CITIZENS DON'T BACK BOYCOTT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEBATE UNEXPECTED TREAT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SENATORS INCITE DANGER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ABORTION HAS ALTERNATIVES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HOSPITALS GET OK TO PROVIDE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IMMIGRATION RELEASES KENYA WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROTARY CLUB TO ADMIT WOMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUIT FILED AGAINST HALFWAY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOVERNOR POLLING SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN DIED FOR THE THINGS HE LOVED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDY WILL PROFILE SEX OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAILROAD SETTLES ETSI SUIT OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"TAX MEASURE MAKES BALLOT, BACKERS SAY","Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COURT WON'T HEAR INDIAN LAND CASES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOG FARM OPPONENTS COLLECT SIGNATURES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD LOOKS AT TRADE CENTER'S BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE SALES TAX INCOME INCREASES 4.2 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"SD STUDENTS REPAY LOANS, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*DIVORCES INCREASE IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*WOMAN IN SERIOUS CONDITION AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FORMER EDITOR OF CORSICA PAPER HONORED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ONE MAN'S GHOST TOWN ANOTHER'S PARADISE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLANE FLIES WITH A MISSION,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A LIGHTER LOOK AT SD RACES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EMBASSY PROBLEMS REFLECT MISMANAGEMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BUSH CAMPAIGNS LIKE BULLY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SMELLY HOUSE REPORT UNFAIR TO NEIGHBORS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
VOTE TO SAVE BLACK HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LABELS NEED REDEFINING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
QUAYLE A RURAL ENEMY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
HOT DOGS WON'T BUY VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
TAX PLAN NOT DEMOCRATIC (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*LOHR'S CENTENNIAL VINTAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THIRTY EIGHT SPECIAL WITH STRONG 'STRATEGY',"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRE DESTROYS HOME IN WAYNE TOWNSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON PLANS BILL ON FMHA NOTICES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLITICAL SATIRIST TO PERFORM AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SEEKS FUNDS FOR NEW AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPARKS FLY ON RODEO'S FINAL DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WHERE TO VOTE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOODWILL CRACKS DOWN ON SHOPLIFTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICER AT STOCKYARDS WARNS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LENORE FOSTER DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FARMERS UNION ELECTS TONSAGER AS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANYON LAKE DYED BLOOD RED FOR STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*PLAYOFFS OPEN FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MURDER SUSPECT CHARGED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY WOMAN WINS A MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MUSICIANS ON VANGUARD RETURN ROCK TO FOLK ROOTS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ENTRANCE TEST SEASON STARTS COLLEGE BOUND,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
STATE TO FACE REALITY OF PRISON WOES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD OFFERS QUALITY HIGHER EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ADC HELPING THE HOPEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*YANKTON SHUTS OUT O'GORMAN 24-0,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MORRELL, UNION HEAD TO COURT DECEMBER 14","Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
FORMER POLICE CHIEF DOESN'T GET JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARRISBURG VOTES TODAY ON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HELD ON BOND IN ABDUCTION CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON GROUP TO MEET TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABOUREZK CAMPAIGNS WITH BOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN GETS 23 YEARS FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO BLACKJACK DURING APPEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BODYGUARD CARRIES CAMERA FOR PEACE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BEST FILES SUIT IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
THRESHOLD HOME APPROVED BY CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MUENSTER APPROVES SURFACE MINING LIMITS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*GOP'S LEGISLATIVE GRIP THREATENED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER RE-ELECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS APPEAR TO SPLIT ON ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROPERTY TAX LIMIT FAILING IN EARLY TOTALS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BALLOT ISSUES DRAW INTEREST,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TIM JOHNSON CLAIMS OVERWHELMING HOUSE VICTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EXIT POLL PROVES A BIT RISKY BUT ON THE MARK,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*NARROW VICTORY SIGN OF WANING POPULARITY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
FAMILIAR PROBLEMS AWAIT MICKELSON (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WEEK SPOTLIGHTS X-RAY TECHNOLOGISTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REHABILITATION MAKES INMATES TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF FIRM JOINS LABOR UNION,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
VALENTINO'S TO OPEN RESTAURANT MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
LOW PRICES LEAD FARMERS TO STORE CORN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.B, p.12, col.2"
*TWIN SISTERS TEAM UP FOR MARATHON SESSIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*BLOOM, TWEDT, DEMPSTER IN TIE","Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON WINS 2ND TERM,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AMDAHL TRAILING--HARDING IN TIGHT CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STENSLAND HOLDS EARLY LEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*INCUMBENT JUDGES LEAD OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*HAWKEY TAKES LEAD--WOLFE, ROUST AHEAD","Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MCGOVERN'S HOTEL FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEFENDENT JOKED ABOUT I-90 KILLING,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PARTIES PLAN BEYOND ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1990, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*GETTING THE LOAD OUT...OF THE MIDDLE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGREES TO PAY WOMAN DISABLED BY DPT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ILLEGAL CUTS HURTING SALON BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BANKRUPTCIES CLIMB IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE VOTING FOR NEW SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INCUMBENTS RECEIVE WARNING FROM VOTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SKI AREA SHOULD BE LEAST OF CITY'S WORRIES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*NEW 'LEGAL GAME' COULD HURT JURY SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*VET LIVES ON SIDELINES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DAY-LONG KINDERGARTEN SUBSTITUTE (PROF),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CARVING BEGINS NEW STAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CEMETERY CEREMONY POSTPONED UNTIL APRIL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOUNT VERNON DRIVER DIES AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE KIDNAPPING ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOPLIFTING SUSPECT CHARGED WITH ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DISPLAY'S THE THING,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEAGUE TO CHALLENGE CITY RECYCLING PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS WANT BURNED LEGION HALL RESTORED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD THIRD IN TEEN SUICIDES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TERM-LIMIT MOVEMENT SWEEPS SD,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOND CONSIDERED FOR CONVICTED KILLER,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP ATTEMPTS TO HOGTIE PIG-CONFINEMENT OPERATION,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS SEEKS TO KEEP VA SURGICAL WAR,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL WARNS OF LIGHT-BULB SCAM,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*TOO MANY HAIRSTYLISTS, TOO LITTLE MONEY","Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RAPID CITY VOTERS NIX SCHOOL BOND,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SMALL TOWNS GET ENVIRONMENT REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PARKING PLAN STEAMS NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"*SKYFORCE UPBEAT, UP-TEMPO","Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEW FACES ARE IN SKYFORCE PICTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD AWAITS PLAN FOR CORN PLANT SITE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD NEEDS NON-AG JOBS TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*A LAST AND LASTING GIFT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL MANAGERS REPORTEDLY RESIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CURBSIDE TRASH PICKUP SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GRANDPA'S DOUGHBOY FACE IS VIVID,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC TV IS FAILING VIEWERS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'WOMB FOR RENT' WORTHY THEATRICAL EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOHN HARRIS PTA IS MODEL OF ADVOCACY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'ARGUS' DID NOT GET CORN PRICES RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FREE LEAF DROPOFF TODAY AT MANY SITES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE EXPLOSION INJURES 3 NEAR NORRIS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RECOUNT REQESTED IN DISTRICT 5 RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INMATES TESTIFY IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*ONE MORE TIME, MOM","Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DRUG TESTS CONSIDERED FOR CASINO WORKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT WON'T HALT VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE WON'T PURSUE TAXES OWED BY USD,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOLIDAY SKATING RINK PLANS GLIDE TOWARD APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL EMS AUTHORITY FACES VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SD APPLAUDS TRADE MOVE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*PLAYOFFS ARE REWARD ENOUGH FOR WESLEYAN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SDSU, AUGUSTANA WRESTLERS OPEN SEASON TODAY","Argus LeaderNov 07 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*ARCHITECT'S PASSION RESHAPES HISTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PROPOSAL DIVIDES SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCKDOWN IS ORDERED AT PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JUVENILE CASE SHOULD BE OPEN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RECONCILIATION CAN'T BE ACHIEVED (ABERDEEN AM NEWS),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SUPER COLLIDER DESERVED THE BOMB (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SWANGO ILLUSTRATES FLAW IN SYST (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*'NAVAJO FLU' UNFAIRLY QUARANTINES TRIBE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HEALTH-CARE PLAN BAD FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
REFERENDUMS KEEP SPECIAL INTERESTS AT BAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FIRM HAPPY TO BUILD ANOTHER BRIDGE HERE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
DASCHLE STRADDLES TWO HEALTH-CARE HORSES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CRITICS OMITTED UN'S POSITIVE ACHIEVEMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
BY-DISTRICT ELECTIONS ENSURE BEST BALANCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*SIOUX VOCATIONAL MEETS NEED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NAMED ARGUS LEADER SPORTS EDITOR,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA'S REED TRIUMPHS; SDSU TEAMS 2ND,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU WALLOPS NO 7 MANKATO 60-42,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FISHING GREAT WAY TO SPEND FALL DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
CITY VETERANS DAY CELEBRATION THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DISPLAY HONORS DESERT STORM VETS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MITCHELL EMPLOYEES REJECT UNION, 67-15","Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO WOMEN INJURED IN CITY STABBING,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COMPANY IMPROVES LEAK DETECTION ON PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DOPPLER RADAR TO GIVE LIFE-SAVING ACCURACY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TASK FORCE HELPS BOOST DRUG ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
WILDER BOOKS QUIET PENDING RACISM STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BLACK HILLS PAPERS SOLD TO VIRGINIA FIRM,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATORS TO SEEK RURAL REVIVAL INPUT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY DOCTOR DENIES DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD FIREFIGHTERS HELP IN CALIFORNIA,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"TOWN, TOWNSHIP MEETING NOV 20","Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WHITE RIVER MAN DIES IN LOADER MISHAP,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS STRESS UNITY IN FALL FRY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MINNESOTA MAN IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PESTICIDE RULE DELAY POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
JOBS PROGRAM HELPS INDIANS FIND SUCCESS IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RACIST WORDS PROMPT GROUP TO SEEK NEW SCHOOL NAME,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*COUPLE CASH IN ON ELK,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
BYWAY MAKES GROUP'S LIST OF TOP 10 IN COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FOUR WW1 VETERANS RECEIVE 75TH ANNIVERSARY MEDALS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"FUND RAISING FOR O'HARRA STADIUM NEARS {dollar}125,000","Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CHARGING UP THE CADILLAC,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
INDIAN HEALTH PICK--BEING INSIDER NOT ALWAYS POSITIV,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
ACTIVIST OPPOSITION TO MINING NEAR SPEARFISH CANYON,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
*PROMISES TO VOTE AGAINST NAFTA,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*OPENS EYES TO SD BEAUTY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*BUILDINGS CHANGE IN DOWNTOWN AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*THE DREAMS ARE CLOSING IN ON REALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*FIND 'BUTT-HEAD' STUPID, NOT FUNNY","Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
BRITONS KEEP HISTORY AFLOAT WITH RESTORATION ON SHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1993, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
"FOR SOME ANGRY VOTERS, BALLOT IS VENT","Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL DISTRICT WORKS TO SLASH 13% DROPOUT RATE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW STOCK TRADE DETAILS ON AUDIO TAPE--SIMPKINS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*VIGIL REMEMBERS BROTHERS, MOTHER","Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*DASCHLE WOULD PUSH MODEST HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HERE'S WHERE WE STAND IN RACES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
AMENDMENT E PAVES WAY FOR NEW GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
BEDDOW SPEAKS TRUTH; JANKLOW PLAYS ON FEAR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"WHEN IN WASHINGTON, JOHNSON'S POLITICIAN (L)","Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
MITCHELL STILL GROWING BECAUSE OF JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
TAX REFORM SETS BACK ECONOMIC PROGRESS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
STUDENT WANTS CHANCE FOR QUALITY EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
BARNETT OUTCLASSES HIS OPPOSITION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
DON'T STOP THE BAND FOR A FEW PIECES OF SILVER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
TAX REFORM DOWNFALL OF QUALITY EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
BEDDOW GETS PEOPLE TO WORK TOGETHER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
LOTTERY GOOD FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
BEDDOW'S ANSWERS FIT STATE'S SITUATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
JANKLOW SHOWS CARING FOR PEOPLE OF STATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
INITIATIVE 1 ISN'T SOLUTION TO INEQUITIES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
TOP 10 REASONS TO VOTE AGAINST LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
BERKHOUT WILL SUPPORT SOUTH DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
'YES' FOR SEAT BELTS WILL SAVE LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
"VOTE FOR CANDIDATE, NOT POLITICAL PARTY (L)","Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
STATE PROSPERED UNDER BILL JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
LOTTERY 'QUICK FIX' FOR LONG-TERM PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.6"
VOTE FOR BERKHOUT GIVES GOP CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.6"
DRAWING DECIDES PLACE ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO MEET WITH SENIOR CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TAX VOTE BOILS DOWN TO MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHURCH CHORUS TO SING FOR POPE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL-TOWN MAYOR LOVES THE CHALLENGES TO GROW,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HERE'S HOW ISSUE AFFECTS SOME COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ALMOST ALL HAVE JOBS IN COLLEGE COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COMMANDER RETURNING TO HEAD AIR BASE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TOURISM DIRECTOR WINS NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUPS SEEK LOGGING EXPANSION IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FANS GIVE {dollar}1,485 TO HELP CANCER VICTIM","Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MANUFACTURER GROUP TO MEET THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC FEATURES SD BUFFALO,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*WOMAN SEWS UP CLOTHES FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RETREAT FOCUSES ON TRADITION OF HOLISTIC HEALING,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*MCCROSSAN'S WADE OLSON LOVED BY BOYS HE HELPED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CHANGING OF CAMPAIGN SIGNS ANGERS OWNER OF CASINO,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*PROFESSOR CONNECTS LAND, MAN IN BOOK","Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
TO PLAY HOST TO 4-STATE CONCERT BAND FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SEAT-BELT MEASURE PITS FREEDOM VS. SAFETY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"JOHNSON'S BID SUPPORTED BY LABOR, AG INTERESTS","Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MANDATORY SEAT-BELT LAW FAVORED,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*KNIGHTS TAKE IT FROM THE TOP,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BAND DARES TO DEMO,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OUR PEOPLE'S FABRIC IS SEWN INTO OLD GLORY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PARKER FARMER FOUND DEAD; BROTHER DIED MYSTERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS PROBATION FOR RAPING ELDERLY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
S. DAKOTANS WORK TO INSTILL VALUES IN KIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
DON'T LET TEENS GET HOOKED ON TOBACCO (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PURSUE RABIN'S HOPE FOR PEACE IN MIDEAST (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DECISION AGAINST FEEDLOT MAKES SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HUMANE SOCIETY CALL TO KILL DOO DAH LETDOWN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"*SCHOOLS SERVE GIRLS, BOYS IN ALL ACTIVITIES","Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CLINTON SUCCEEDS IN IMPROVING ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*FRIEND SAYS DISORDER MAKES HER UNRELIABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*X-RAYS--THE ADVANCES CONTINUE TO AMAZE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EVEN A STAR FOR EVERY SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*COLD SNAP KEEP DUCKS MOVING,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CATHOLIC BOYS SCHOOL NOW VETERAN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN CHARGED IN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AMY FUHR TO STAY ON AS STUDENT LEADER,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 30 DAYS IN ROBBERY COVER-UP,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MISTY GLEN DEBATE BOILED DOWN TO AFFORDABLE HOUSING,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SD BIG LOSER IN MEDICARE, AARP SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*19-YEAR-OLD IN CUSTODY AFTER STABBING IN APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"HOG FARM OPERATOR, EMPLOYEE CHARGED IN FISH KILL","Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*POLICE INVESTIGATE DRIVE-BY SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*VANDALS DAMAGE CARS AT DEALERSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SIX COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR HALL DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DOLE CAMPAIGN NAMES COUNTY LEADERS,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"LAND O'LAKES PRAISES PRESSLER, JOHNSON","Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SD MANUFACTURING SHIPMENTS UP 56%,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HOUSING PROJECT TO BEGIN THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"FLOODING DEVASTATING TREES, SENATOR SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*POLICE STILL SEARCHING FOR MAN IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"WOMAN FACES CHARGES IN {dollar}600,000 EMBEZZLEMENT","Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STATE PAYING FOR NEW AGENTS TO REPLACE DRUG TASK FOR,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GOVERNOR TO CHANGE TAX-EXEMPT LICENSE PLATES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*RELISHED CHURCH ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*KEEPING THE LIGHTS ON,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*EX-COMMISSIONER TO WORK IN HUNGARY,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS-AREA JEWS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT PEACE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*STUDENTS COLLECT GOODS FOR MISSION,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
FAMILY FILES COMPLAINT OVER CROOKS RAILROAD CROSSING,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*WORK UNDER ON CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
STATE PLANT FORERUNNER IN ETHANOL TREND,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FARM GROUP LEADS PETITION TO ELIMINATE 'UNFAIR' TAXE,"Argus LeaderNov 07 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*BOOKKEEPING HIDES SPENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
'DIRTY' TEXT QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SOGGY CROPS, FIELDS DELAY CORN HARVEST","Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'DIRTY' TEXT QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ACCESS TO RECORDS ALLEGEDLY DENIED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GRASSLAND CONVERSION MAY GO ON,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*NICHOL RULES TED MEANS FREE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BEDELL PROPOSES CUTOFF OF FEDERAL OAHE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
PINE RIDGE OFFICIALS THREATEN TO ENFORCE BAN ON HUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
PINE RIDGE OFFICIALS THREATEN TO ENFORCE BAN ON HUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BEDELL PROPOSES CUTOFF OF FEDERAL OAHE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
COUNTY MAY WAIT TO REPLACE KEAN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HURDS TO STAY UNTIL APPEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HURDS TO STAY UNTIL APPEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
COUNTY MAY WAIT TO REPLACE KEAN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WINTER UTILITIES GUARANTEED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"FOOD, NOT GUNS (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RAILROAD DEREGULATION SOLUTIONS DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MORE ARRESTS POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DRUG AGENTS ARREST FOUR,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
WOMEN IN COMBAT OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
SMOKE-FILLED ROOMS VETOED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"13,000 SIGNATURES NEEDED","Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
BLOCKING OF CAMP UPHELD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
ABERDEEN RADIO STATION SOLD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
BLOCKING OF CAMP UPHELD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
RUSHMORE VISITS DIP 28 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*DANCER GETS CHANCE TO TEST HIS SPEED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SFC GEARS UP FOR PRECOGNITIVE FANTASY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SFC GEARS UP FOR PRECOGNITIVE FANTASY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ESSENCE OF MAN EXPLORED IN BECKETT PLAY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ESSENCE OF MAN EXPLORED IN BECKETT PLAY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VONNEGUT SHINES IN 'JAILBIRD',"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
'ROCK HIGH' ENJOYABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FEDERAL FUNDS FINANCED VOTER DRIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL FUNDS FINANCED VOTER DRIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WEATHERIZATION PROJECTS YIELD LITTLE HOME REPAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EX-CHAIRMAN LOOKS TOWARD WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
EX-CHAIRMAN LOOKS TOWARD WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LANDOWNERS CLOSING FIELDS TO HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GALS PUT ON QUITE A SHOW FOR BASKETBALL FANS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INSIDERS-WE KNEW ABDNOR WOULD WIN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELECTION THROWS SD JUDICIAL BALL TO GOP,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CAMERAS IN COURT PRAISED, ASSAILED","Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GROUP BACKS LEGAL GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CAMERAS IN COURT PRAISED, ASSAILED","Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX VALLEY AUXILIARY ART AUCTION TONIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER'S POLL ELECTION PORTENT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER'S POLL ELECTION PORTENT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY AUXILIARY ART AUCTION TONIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD LOST ITS MOST INFLUENTIAL VOICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SD HIGH COURT LIMITS RIGHT TO SUE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD HIGH COURT LIMITS RIGHT TO SUE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SPECIAL SD BEES TO WINTER IN IDAHO,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
HOUSE AG SPOT FOR ROBERTS UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CLAY COUNTY PROBE YIELDS NO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BLACK WIDOW SPIDER FOUND IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
COURT TELLS SD TO GIVE HEATING AID INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
COURT TELLS SD TO GIVE HEATING AID INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*10 GUARDS WOUNDED IN UPRISING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*10 GUARDS WOUNDED IN UPRISING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ESTHERVILLE MORRELL UNION ACCEPTS WAGE CUT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ESTHERVILLE MORRELL UNION ACCEPTS WAGE CUT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INJURED GUARD TELLS OF VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ESTHERVILLE MORRELL UNION ACCEPTS WAGE CUT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS OF GUARD LEARN TO LIVE WITH FEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
AMERICANS' PERSONAL INCOME BEATS INFLATION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
NCC SEASONS TURN WITH DRIBBLING OF BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW DOESN'T FEAR LAWSUITS OVER ETSI,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW DOESN'T FEAR LAWSUITS OVER ETSI,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD'S VOCAL ATHLETES HAVE WORKOUT AT THE ARENA,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AFTERMATH OF THE CONFRONTATION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW DOESN'T FEAR LAWSUITS OVER ETSI,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
180 WORKERS OUT AT LITTON FOR GOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONCERT ADS DON'T MENTION INDIAN CAMP,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
180 WORKERS OUT AT LITTON FOR GOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONCERT ADS DON'T MENTION INDIAN CAMP,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REAGAN SHOULD BEND A BIT ON FARM BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN SHOULD BEND A BIT ON FARM BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESTUDY BOUNDARIES TO CUT SCHOOL BUSING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEVERAL BILLS POSE THREAT TO RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARMS SALE TO SAUDIS NEGLECTS REAL NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WHY BOND ISSUE LOST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE SUPPORTED ON DC SEX BILL VOTE... (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"*SF DEALER HAS AMERICA'S NEWEST CAR--FOR {dollar}26,175","Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"CROPS LOOK GOOD, BUT THERE'S DISASTER HERE","Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
JULIAN BOND TO SPEAK AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
JULIAN BOND TO SPEAK AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BN HEAD TO SPEAK IN SF NOV 12,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
VETERANS DAY PROGRAM WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MCINTOSH MAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
NUMBER OF CATTLE ON FEED DECREASES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
EASTER SEAL SOCIETY LOANING EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"SD INDEPENDENT, MEIERHENRY SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
GEESE LIMIT DOUBLES IN CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"SD INDEPENDENT, MEIERHENRY SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"OIL, GAS ROYALTIES INCREASE 75 PERCENT","Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ABERDEEN POLICE VOTE TO JOIN UNION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
EDUCATORS HAVE SOME ANSWERS ABOUT COLLEGE TEST SCORE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
HURON GETTING WATER FROM WELLFIELD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ADOPTION APPLICATIONS UPDATED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
DEMOS WANT RECALL LAW REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
DEMOS WANT RECALL LAW REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
"IMAGINE 2 FEET OF SNOW...10,000 UNRULY PEOPLE","Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"IMAGINE 2 FEET OF SNOW...10,000 UNRULY PEOPLE","Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"PILOT'S PIPELINE JOB REQUIRES EXPERTISE, LOVE OF SKY","Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"PILOT'S PIPELINE JOB REQUIRES EXPERTISE, LOVE OF SKY","Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COME IN...DEAN OF SF RADIO OPERATORS CALLING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COME IN...DEAN OF SF RADIO OPERATORS CALLING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GARY GARNATZ--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
'HARVEST TIME IS A FARMER'S HAYDAY',"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
'HARVEST TIME IS A FARMER'S HAYDAY',"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS GATHER AT HETLAND ELEVATOR TO SHOOT THE BUL,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*BALLOON DEPARTS SD ON WORLD CIRCLING TRIP,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LOTS OF YAK, BUT NO DEBATE FOR JANKLOW AND PERPICH","Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*46 DAYS TO GO, HOLIDAY SHOPPERS STARTING EARLY","Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BOOSTING SD FISHING GOAL OF NEW FISH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
AAUW SPONSERS MEDITERRANEAN TOUR,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CENTER HAS FREE LEGAL HELP FOR DISABLED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DENTAL ASSISTANTS APPRECIATION WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
FUND DRIVE FOR MENTALLY HADICAPPED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
NURSES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM OFFERED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BOOK OUTLINES SD LAW ENFORCEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY RAFFLE SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
MEMORIAL ARTS CENTER RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
UNICEF HOLIDAY CARD SALES BEGIN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*PETS REALLY NEED ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAVE ANNIS WAS A PLAIN MAN BUT HE MADE HIS NAME,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEMP'S UP BUT SNOW'S ON ITS WAY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CENSUS BUREAU TO SEND OUT FORMS TO UPDATE...,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SD VIETNAM VETS HELP DEDICATE WAR MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MITCHELL WOMAN DIES IN HOUSE FIRE-CHILDREN UNINJURED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
O'CONNOR TO CALL FOR RECOUNT OF SENATE RESULTS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ELECTION'S MESSAGE--SOLVE LIBRARY PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR WINGLER ABOUT CIVIL RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"TELL REAGAN, O'NEIL TO FORGET DIFFERENCES (L)","Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
COMMISSION TO DECIDE ON ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GROUP WANTS TO END LIQUOR LICENSING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE SENTENCES BROOKINGS MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD OIL AND GAS LEASES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATER PROJECT BEGINS IN BOX ELDER,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PAGANINI FINDS STAYING ALIVE ALOT OF LAUGHS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
STUDENT LOAN PICTURE NOT AS BAD AS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*CHIP MELVIN CONTINUES SD COWBOY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EULBERG HOPES TO HELP BALTIC RETURN TO DAKOTA DOME,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY PONDERS SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REPUBLIC PILOT IS STABLE BUT SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*LATIN LIVES IN PIERRE CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*MILITARY PROMOTIONS, AWARDS","Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SEVERAL NAMED TO ADVISORY BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*ALDRICH IS ELECTED BOARD DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CANCER SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CARLSON IS APPOINTED TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SEIDEL IS ADMITTED TO ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
AUTHORITIES LOOK FOR RAPIST OF WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DISQUALIFIES HIMSELF FROM CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COULD GET ANOTHER JUDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE 3 CASES OF STOLEN APPLIANCES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDY ON VETERANS WILL GET TRIAL RUN IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DON'T RAISE REQUIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FENCING OUT THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE REJECTS WINTER PHEASANT SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RADIO HOSTS WONDER ABOUT ND,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DON'T MESS WITH DRIVER EDUCATION (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WEST 12TH STREET CELEBRATES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CASTRO STORY BELONGED ON EDITORIAL PAGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SMOKING SURVEY IS NOT VALID (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SURVEY GAVE CONSTITUENTS CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
READER DOUBTS OFFICIALS WERE SUPRISED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LAWYERS PLEAD FOR LENIENCY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KENNEDY MAY GET JANUARY COURT DATE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MEANS-FLYNT CANDIDACY OK WITH STATE'S GOP,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PARMELEE MAN SENT TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRIAL OF RANCHER BYRON DALE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN RECEIVES 7-YR TERM FOR STABBING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STRIKE CAUSES JACK RABBIT TO CUT SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CITIZENS PROTEST SNOW PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
HIGH COURT IGNORES TOURISM AT BEAR BUTTE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WIPF'S WIDOW FEARS FOR HER LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MERGER ISSUE RIDES ON 500 BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LOCAL DENTIST EXTRACTS NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY LIBRARY EXTENDS DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FORENSIC TOURNAMENT AT VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
THRESHOLD LEADS SERIES FOR PARENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CANDY HANSON PICKS UP 400 MORE VOTES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS DISAGREE ON FAIRNESS OF SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD VOTER TURNOUT REACHES 71 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 TEEN-AGERS ARRESTED FOR STEALING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NADER--REAGAN IS PROTOTYPE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOUSING BOARD ADOPTS NEW CONSERVATION RULE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CAMPAIGN SHOWCASES GOOD AND BAD (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROAD HUNTING COLUMN POINTLESS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SENATE BILL DID RIGHT THING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ABDNOR WILL START RAISING MONEY SOON,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BLACK HILLS STATE PRESIDENT TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*LAS VEGAS RACE MAKES DREAM COME TRUE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S ONLY THE BEGINNING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW STAY OUT OF TALKS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WHALES NICE, BUT LET'S NOT GET ... (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
DON'T LET MINORITY DECIDE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.A, p.16, col.3"
DON'T CREATE ANOTHER DUMP,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.A, p.16, col.4"
*PANELISTS FACE SKEPTICAL AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BLAMES EDUCATION RANKING ON REGENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BUDGET SPEECH SET,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN IS HEADING TO GENEVA,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOCKING UP KIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AREA MAN INDICTED IN CONNECTION WITH FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
KNOBE SAYS HE'S MOVING BACK,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"COURT TO HEAR DOKKEN, MCDOWELL APPEALS","Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KINNEY INFORMATION REMAINS A SECRET,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TRANSIT FOOD-FOR-FARE DAY MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOURISM CONFERENCES THIS MONTH IN 4 CITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
38 COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR AGRICULTURE LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM CREDIT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GRAD SCHOOL MORE THAN A NEXT STEP,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LUTHER MANOR ORDERED TO PAY BACK,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SLATON'S SPIRIT WITH COYOTES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*A THINNER, HEALTHIER, MORE ATTRACTIVE BODY","Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MOVIE PROMOTERS IGNORE BIG CITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*NEW YORKER DONATES RENOIR TO SF,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1985, sect.E, p.07, col.3"
*KRALL FOUND GUILTY ON TAX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOWSTORM SOCKS STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOWNTOWN PLAN TARGETS EAST BANK,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INMATE LANDS BACK IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SOLOIST WILL SPEAK WITH FLUTE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ORCHESTRA WITH POWERFUL BEETHOVEN WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"MAN THANKS DOCTORS, NURSES, FAMILY (L)","Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SYMPHONY GALA HELPERS THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
THREE LOCAL STORES CARE FOR POOR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MCDONALD HOUSE APPRECIATES GIFT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
THANKS TO KID SAFE VOLUNTEERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
FITNESS AWARD WINNERS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NATION'S DEFENDERS IN SPOTLIGHT (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VIGILANTE SCENARIO IN TRIAL INEXCUSABLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*ADAMS VITAL PART OF KNIGHTS' REUNION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MAN CHARGED IN CAR SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PULLED FROM BURNING TRUCK,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OMAHA OFFICER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}1.05 EXPUTY DUTY ON US CORN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COMPUTER PICTURES INTO WORDS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHAKING A BOW,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PIPELINE FIRM ASKS STATE FOR HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BULLETS FOUND BEFORE REAGAN APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DISTRICT 22 HOUSE RACE STILL UP IN AIR WITH ERROR,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DEATH OF STEPDAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOUNT MARTY COLLEGE PLANS HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OPENED BALLOT BOX DECIDES DISTRICT 23 RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VANDERLOO WARNS OF HOME IMPROVEMENT SCAM,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY GROWS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HIGHWAY TOLL STANDS AT 117 FOR YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*REMEMBERING THOSE WHO DIDN'T COME HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE CAN TREAT AIDS PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THREE MEN WHO NEVER CAME HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"LEADERS ABOUT CRIME, JOBS, TAXES (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD SEAT BELT LAW WOULD CUT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ASSESSMENTS DON'T CUT COUNTY REVENUES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LETTER'S TAX DATA INACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SD PRIMARY VOTERS HAVE POOR MARK,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FUND MEETS CRISIS NEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
HOG OPERATION NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MANKATO MARCHES TO NCC TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DEHAVEN DELIVERS TITLE NUMBER 4,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BROWN TROUT LURE ANGLERS TO WATERS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
CRAZY HORSE DRAWS RECORD CROWD IN '87,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GEPHARDT, BABBITT TO SPEAK IN CITY","Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINING FIRM TESTS 3RD HEAP-LEACH PAD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE TREASURER VOLK TO DISCUSS CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2ND LOTTERY GAME TO START AS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PEACE WALK DRAWS HOPEFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHER-FOR-A-DAY LEARNS VALUABLE LESSON,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHER-TURNED-REPORTER FELT LIKE STUDENT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*REUNION INCOMPLETE FOR CITY MAN, FIANCEE","Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL DISPUTE IN NEW STAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*GASOLINE TAXES VARY IN STATES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PROPOSAL NOT A NEW ONE FOR YANKTON COUPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CLERK FOILS CONVENIENCE STORE THEFT ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CONTRA AFFAIR BOOSTS ACCOUNTABILITY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS BULLHEAD MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LEADS IN WELLWATER PROTECTION DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ANOTHER SPENCER HEARING PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
JANKLOW WOULD ACCEPT JOB IF OFFERED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
PERSONAL COSTS OF FARM FLIGHT HIGH,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
BLACK HILLS TO GIVE 32-CENT DIVIDEND,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CONFERENCE INCLUDES SDSU AG SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MARKET WON'T ALTER FARM CREDIT PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORDICA ENDOWS DAIRY CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RESEARCHERS LOOK INTO WHITE CORN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MITCHELL LOSES MAIN STREET MAINSTAY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*WATER VENTURE IS PURE INGENUITY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*TWO SHOWS SPICED WITH COLORFUL VARIETY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
ORIETH RIBSTEIN'S QUICK WAY TO FEED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1987, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
MORRELL MUST REHIRE EX-STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS EXPECT ISSUES TO LURE VOTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RULING PLEASES UNION MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HAIRDRESSER PASSES ON HIS WINNING STYLES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"MUSICIAN BLENDS ROCK, COUNTRY","Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CITY HAS MISHANDLED VALLEY VIEW ROAD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MEDIA SHARE BLAME FOR LACKLUSTER CAMPAIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WHY HAS WATER BEEN BAD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
MEDIA BIASED ON DAY CARE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CRUELTY TO PETS COMMON (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HIGHER TAXES NOT THE ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LET'S ACT ON ALZHEIMER'S (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*O'GORMAN, 9 MORE MARCH TO DOME","Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COCAINE RAID IN BROOKINGS NETS TWO,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JEWS TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY OF RIOTS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM TO DISCUSS TRIBAL-STATE RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RANDOM DRUG TESTS SURPRISE GUARDSMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEBSTER MAN DIES IN CAR-TRUCK COLLISION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN REPORTS WEEKEND RAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE LEVELS GARAGE NEAR COLTON,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA PROP FOE DENIES TAX FUND USE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DIRECTOR WORKS AS WATCHDOG FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNION GRILLS MORRELL EXPERT ON LOSSES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DUPLEX REZONING ANGERS NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MANY MAKE HAY FROM FMHA FLAP,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LONGTIME FORENSICS EDUCATOR DEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WOLLMANN--I HAVE BUSY MIND,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LITTON OFFERS TO BUY BACK CITY PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY SWIMMING POOLS GOING {dollar}2,300 DOG","Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BRANDON SCHOOL MEETING NOVEMBER 15,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SD POLITICIANS WELCOME GAINS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SOME APOLOGIES DUE IN TRI-STATE MINT CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOCCER DECISIONS CAN'T PLEASE EVERYONE (E),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GIVE MCNALLY MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SCHNELKER HURTS VIKINGS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*LEARN BY DOING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY DRIVER CHARGED AFTER TWO-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TABS DIRECTOR FOR WALL LAKE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER WOULDN'T HAVE CUT TRI-STATE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHANGES PLEA TO GUILTY IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT'S COURT DATE SET,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOTTO WINNER TO KEEP ON PLAYING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP TO FIND USES FOR WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TWO WORKING TO HELP STUDENTS ON SCIENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OK'S SKATEBOARD RAMPS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TO EXAMINE JAIL PHONE OVERCHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TWO DIE IN FIRST WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"YANKTON, FORT PIERRE FAIL","Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ETHANOL BLENDS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PLANS STAGGERED VEHICLE REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLEADS GUILTY TO AIDING RAPE OF HER CHILD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
FORMAL APPROVAL TO US WEST CUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE TO REDUCE BROWN COUNTY DEER NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
OUTGOING SIOUX CHAIRMAN WILL CONTINUE IN POLITICS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*SALES TAX COLLECTIONS UP,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
PROTESTS FILED AGAINST ROSEBUD TRIBAL ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*AUTO RACING TRIP TO BATTLE FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
O'GORMAN STUDENTS RALLY BEHIND DECISION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LONGTIME CITY SALES TAX PAYERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
STATE JOBLESS RATE STATIONARY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*MOISTURE SHORTAGE CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
UNITED BRANDS HAS RECORD PROFITS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
*RECORD 27 WOMEN IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EQUALITY NEW TO SD SENATE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RECOUNTS LIKELY IN 3 STATE DISTRICT RACES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"BOY, 6, DIES IN ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON TUESDAY'S ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS RALLY SUPPORT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FREEDOM OF CHOICE SHOULD BE PRESERVED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*LAW IS ORDER OF DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"FOR REO SPEEDWAGON, IT'S TIME TO FLY","Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STORES DON'T EXPECT RUSH FOR 'ROCKY HORROR',"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"KNOW INS, OUTS OF COLLEGE TRANSFER","Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE REDUCES TERM FOR MAN TO 15 YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS CASINO MURDER TRIAL MOVED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF COLLEGE OFFICIAL TO LEAD OKLAHOMA SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN STARTS PETITION TO BRING RESERVES HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CITY, SAM'S INVESTIGATE SPILL NEAR STORE","Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LONETREE JOBS HALT--FUTURE UNCLEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATOR ENJOYS BROAD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER HINTS AT 4TH TERM,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INCUMBENT CARRIED MOST MAJOR COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOVERNOR'S ISSUES DIE AT THE POLLS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN SAID HE PULLED TRIGGER,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS VOTERS OUST 2 INCUMBENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VOTING ENTERS THE FAX AGE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEADWOOD MAYOR HAS ADVICE FOR COLORADO TOWNS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NEW PROGRAM SLOWS MINNEHAHA RETURNS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"MITCHELL USES SMARTS, DESIRE TO STAY AROUND","Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE SIGNS LEONARD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*MEETING THE DOLLMAKER,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*BIRDS EAT UP HUMANE STYLE TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FANS SADDENED, BUT HOPE...","Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PILOT LANDS PLANE ON BELLY AFTER ENGINES QUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*RETENTION ELECTIONS FLAWED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PLAN TO CUT GUARD IS DIFFICULT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COUNTRY DOESN'T NEED MORE GUN CONTROLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
DISABLED AN UNTAPPED EMPLOYEE RESOURCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*S DAKOTAN TELLS TV SHOW HOW TO SHOOT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOOK TABS JEWELRY EARLIEST ART FORM,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PETRA GIVE PROFESSIONAL PIZAZZ TO MUSIC,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-GAMBLING OPTIONS SUBJECT OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLD TEMPERATURES ICE RECORD LOWS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSULTANTS TO ASSESS MENTAL HEALTH CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE--QUAKE CLEANUP TO TAKE WEEKS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUCTIONS LIVEN UP SMALL TOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MINER SEEKS TAX ROLLBACK FUND FOR COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SKYFORCE, ARENA DEBATE NEW LEASE","Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SON PLEADS GUILTY IN FIRE THAT KILLED FATHER,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LONETREE OPERATOR FILES TWO LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SURPRISE SNOWFALL SENT OFFICIALS SCRAMBLING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EX-FUGITIVE UNRUH WAIVES HEARING RIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IRENE VOTERS TO DECIDE ON SCHOOL EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN PLEADS INSANITY TO KIDNAPPING, RAPE","Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OWNER NOT LIABLE FOR RENTER'S BAD GATE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PAIR WILL STAND TRIAL IN ALLEGED TICKET SCAM,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS GARAGE NEAR BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HANDS-ON SPEARFISH TEACHER WINS HONOR,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"SD REFINANCES BUILDINGS, GAINS {dollar}736,000","Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SUNKEN SCOTCH ARRIVES AFTER 50 YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*NEWSPAPER CHAIN SELLS 5 WEEKLIES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*MAGIC CAN STILL INSPIRE YOUNG PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*MCKENNA, GUDMUNDSON SHOCKED","Argus LeaderNov 08 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*TO GRIEVE WITH HONOR,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE VOTERS ELECT FEWER WOMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'93 STATE LEGISLATURE FAVORS ABORTION LIMITS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WINNERS BUCK NATIONAL TREND OF CHALLENGERS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*ROUND-TABLE TALK ABOUT RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KEEP TERM LIMIT MOMENTUM GOING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY IS FORGETTING NORTHERNERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
READERS DIVIDED ON SLOW VOTE COUNT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*RIDIN' TALL IN THE SADDLE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSON WINS NCC CROSS COUNTRY TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MCDONALD'S 4 TD PASSES SPARK SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*SWAN HUNT TIRING, PRODUCTIVE","Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
CHINA-INDIAN TIES MAY LURE SHOE PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARTFORD MAN HURT IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOB-RELATED INJURIES DOWN IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KEARNS TO BE TOASTED FOR FUND-RAISING EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL NAACP CHAPTER TO MEET ON MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO MAIL DELIVERY ON VETERANS DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SMILE FOR SANTA, BLACKIE","Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRAT SENATE NOT NEW TO SD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REFORM PLAN COULD COVER UNINSURABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXTENSION REQUESTED FOR HOTEL,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AIR SQUADRON JOINS NATIONAL POW VIGIL,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DSU PROFESSORS GIVE COMPUTER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GAMBLING SEMINAR SET FOR NOVEMBER 20-21,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*VIDEO GAMBLER BATTLES DEBTS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DEPARTMENT CRITICIZED FOR SENDING UNDERCOVER...,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN MURDER ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*TWINS DOING FINE YEAR AFTER SEPARATION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ABERDEEN EDITOR TAKES JOB IN ND,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
ANIMAL POPULATION GROWING AROUND RC,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
FEWER BIRDS STOPPING AT WILDLIFE REFUGE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"PROJECT WOULD PUT GRASS, LEAVES IN MISSOURI RIVER","Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
HUTCHINSON FIRM SEES PROFIT JUMP,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OFFICER TO DISCUSS AIR GUARD CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SALES & MARKETING RALLY WILL BE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DOWNTOWN ENTREPRENEURS RESTORING OLD BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*WINTER'S WIND ALWAYS A BITE, EVEN MEMORIES","Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PERCEPTIONS CHANGE AS MANUFACTURED HOMES BOOM,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"*NEBRASKA CAPITOL, LEGISLATURE ARE SHOWCASES","Argus LeaderNov 08 1992, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
*BRUTALITY FOLLOWS BIA COPS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JET-SETTER TED E BEAR HELPS KIDS LEARN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LABOR BACKING NOT TIED TO TRADE VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*BRUTALITY PROBES 'NO GOOD,' OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"LIST OF LABOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO DASCHLE, JOHNSON","Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DON'T RUSH TO CLOSE BANCROFT SCHOOL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ACCESSIBILITY TO GUNS DOESN'T BREED VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SHOULD STEP BACK FROM GAMBLING RACE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SKUNK INVASION TRACED TO ANIMAL ACTIVISTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HOW IMPORTANT IS RURAL DEVELOPMENT? (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
US INVOLVEMENTS NOT ALWAYS HONORABLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GROUP WANTS TAXES ON REAL ESTATE LOWERED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
RESPECT FOR EACH OTHER WILL STOP TEEN KILLING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
THINK OF WAY TO GIVE GOVERNMENT A TUNE-UP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
CHILD SUPPORT TIED TO DRIVER'S LICENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NURSES ORGANIZATION TO DISCUSS ABUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATION OF STABBING CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO MINNESOTA MEN STABLE AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN CAN APPLY FOR RETRAINING AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ALL RAODS LEAD BACK HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ALL ROADS LEAD BACK HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON FINDS WEAPON IN SEARCH,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOSPICE FAMILIES MEET TO HONOR LOVED ONES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAKE ANDES COACH DROWNS IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BUSINESS OWNERS CAN GET FLOOD RELIEF,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES UNIVERSITY LAB,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAMING COMMISSION CONSIDERS CAMERAS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT AGAINST TIMBER SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY FORCES INVOLVED IN EXERCISES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE LANDOWNERS TO GET CRP MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HANDI-RIDERS USE HORSES TO GIVE DISABLED CONFIDENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW MEXICO SCHOOL ACCEPTS RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE'S EAGLETS DOING WELL,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROTEST TRYING 15-YEAR-OLD AS CHILD,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FARMERS NOT RUSHING TO GET LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
SATELLITE PROGRAM WOULD HELP SMALLER SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*TAX LIKELY WON'T CHANGE IN '94,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*ATHLETES WATCH WHAT THEY EAT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WASHINGTON SENIOR WINS MATH CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LET'S COOL IT ON VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*'LA BOHEME' SOARS WITH MUSIC AND PASSION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SURPRISE TEAMS AMONG 20 SEMIFINALISTS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"FOR DEER, CROSSINGS OFTEN FATAL","Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*O'GORMAN FUMBLES AWAY CROWN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOLGA LANDS SOYBEAN PROCESSING PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS FACE BALLOTFUL OF DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY WHEEL TAX WOBBLY SOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T SIT OUT ELECTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE AVIATION SCANDAL IS SERIOUS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MAY DOLE UNDERGO THE CLINTON EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WHITE HOUSE ISN'T CLINTON'S MANSION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LACK OF ACCOUNTABILITY IS THE REAL PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*EXERCISE YOUR PRESIOUX RIGHT TO VOTE TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*WRITER NORRIS BRINGS SPIRITED MESSAGE TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DR. MARR GOES FAR FOR FEET,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MISTAKES COST OG ITS CROWN,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEENDERTS' LAST TACKLE SENDS HBC TO DOME,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ROAD HUNTING A SD TRADITION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY DELAYS ACTION ON PARKING CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INSURANCE AGENT'S SENTENCE TO STICK,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 6 MONTHS FOR TRUCK STOP ATTACK,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAPE SUSPECT MUST STAY 500 YARDS AWAY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS OFFER MURDER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS FIGHT TO HELP NEEDY,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*JANKLOW, BEDDOW EXCHANGE FINAL JABS","Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA DOING MORE TESTS TO FIND SMELL'S SOURCE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"TRIBE CAN'T REGULATE HUNTING, FISHING, COURT SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MAN CLEARED OF KIDNAPPING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 60 DAYS ON RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BUSH FOUNDAITON GIVES FIVE GRANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FARM SAFETY PROGRAM FOR PRE-TEENS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MAN GETS TWO YEARS ON COCAINE CHAGRE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MAN GETS TWO YEARS ON COCAINE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CITY PRIORITIZING POLICE CHIEF QUALITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"FFA SPRUCES UP SCHOOL PLAYGROUND, SAVES TAX DOLLARS","Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SCHWAN'S GETS APPROVAL TO REOPEN ICE CREAM PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
TRUNS DOEN {dollar}152 MILLION BUYOUT BID,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PHILLY STEAK PULLS INTO LOCAL JUNCTION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
LAWMAKERS WANT REVENUE DETAILS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CATTLE DRIVE REKINDLES THE ROMANCE OF OLD WEST,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
POLITICS KILLED MISTY GLEN--HOUSING PROJECT BACKER,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RAPE CONVICTION CALLS FOR JAIL TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"LEGISLATIVE RESTRAINT, NOT NEW RULES, NEEDED (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ARGUS LEADER FAILED TO GIVE AWARD ITS DUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VOLUNTARY INCENTIVES CAN PROTECT SPECIES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS NEEDS TOUGH APPROACH TO CRIME,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JOHNSON WILL PAY FOR BOWING TO CLINTON (L),"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PUP MAKES MARK IN THE PARISH,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THE PRICE OF POLITICS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ANNE FRANK EXHIBIT SET FOR '97 VISIT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*KITCHEN A LEARNING CENTER FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN ROBS GAS STATION OF UNDISCLOSED SUM,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROSECUTORS SEEK TO REVOKE SUSPENSION,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 46, CHARGED IN ATTEMPTED RAPE","Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAN USES INSANITY PLEA IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS DISCOVER STORYTELLING MAGIC,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HUMANE SOCIETY INVESTIGATES COP WHO SHOT DOGS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"MAN, 19, CHARGED IN STABBING","Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
FEEDLOT TASK FORCE WANTS BOARD CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TWO PLEAD GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MAN'S ARM STUCK IN PICKER FOR 3 HOURS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY WORKS ON LAW TO CONTROL VICIOUS ANIMA,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*COUPLE WAITS 2 WEEKS TO COLLECT JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
POLICE MUM ON DRIVE-BY SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE EVERY-DAY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ABUSE SHELTER 'PACKED' DIRECTOR TELLS OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"UNDERCOVER AGENT DEPUTIZED, JUDGE RULES IN DRUG ARRE","Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
OPPOSE TRANSFERRING LAKE OAHE LAND TO TRIBE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*HAD STATE'S 1ST AUTO CAR WASH,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*ROADWAY SURFACE CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
FEDERAL MANDATES KEEP COUNTY FROM TAKING GRANT,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BOARD MAY REOPEN FIRING RANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*ICE-SLICKED ROADS CAUSE MULTIPLE ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*IMAGE IS EVERYTHING ON SD LICENSE PLATE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MAN TESTIFIES AGAINST COUSIN IN HEARING ON RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
STATE SEEKS MONEY FROM WORKER WHO HIRED HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FORMER CASINO MANAGER SUES TRIBE THAT FIRED HIM,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
FORWARD SIOUX FALLS AT CROSSROADS,"Argus LeaderNov 08 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
ALLEGED CASES OF PIB RUSTLING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE INDIAN TRIBES RARELY REPAY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN WILL BE ARRAIGNED FOR NEGLECT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
'MADWOMAN' DULLS IN MODERN LIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SEX CLASSES TO OMIT BIRTH CONTROL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
ECONOMIST DISPUTES CROP PRICE ESTIMATES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN MILK TESTERS FIND JOB A SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION REVERSES STAND-BANK OPENS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
OAHE'S OPPONENTS PRAISE BEDELL ACTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
OAHE'S OPPONENTS PRAISE BEDELL ACTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SCHOOLS' BUDGET RIGHT UPHELD,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SCHOOLS' BUDGET RIGHT UPHELD,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
BUS RIDERSHIP UP FOR QUARTER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*COIN COLLECTORS REAP BONANZA,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PARKING RAMP ADDITION BIDS ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
SYNTHETIC FUELS VOTE TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRIBAL POLICE MAY NOT TAKE HUNTERS' GUNS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*MENTALLY RETARDED ENJOY SPIRITUAL FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WHEELIN' & DEALIN' STOCKS ZOO,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CONSULTANT DENIES EARNING {dollar}10,600 ON IRRIGATION","Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FULL-BLOODED INDIANS SPEAK OUT IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*ABDNOR GEARING UP FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SIZE, WORTH OF SD FARM INCREASING","Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SIZE, WORTH OF SD FARM INCREASING","Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUFFALOE SALE SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DOVE ISSUE LAST STRAW FOR ANGRY RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CALL FOR HELP AGAINST LITTER,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CITIBANK MOVE TO SF DRAWS OTHER BUSINESSES TO CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
INSURANCE STATISTICS DUE TO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
*CURATOR TRANSFORMS MUSEUM TACTFULLY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WESTERN CENTER'S RICHES REST IN BOOKS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WESTERN CENTER'S RICHES REST IN BOOKS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CURATOR TRANSFORMS MUSEUM TACTFULLY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TO STAY WARM IN NOV,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*JEANETTE PAUGH-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
SF STANDARDIZED TEST SCORES DROPPING,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WARM WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO CONSIDER STEPPING DOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
WAX MUSEUM PLANNING FOR STATUE OF REAGAN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PETERSON-SENATE CANDIDACY WORTH IT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
VOTERS SELECTIVE ON BALLOT ISUES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ARGUS BLASTED FOR MISTAKES ON DOVE BILL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SAYS MCGOVERN LOST HIS CLASS IN DEFEAT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*'38 PROGRESS EDITION COMPARISON SHOWS SD DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"FEDERAL HOUSING DOWN IN STATE, NATION","Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MDU CUTS RATE INCREASE REQUEST,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY URANIUM INITIATIVE MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE MAY OPEN UP OIL AND GAS LAND,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*ABDNOR STILL IN AWE OF WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PENITENTIARY INMATES REMAIN IN LOCKUP,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PENITENTIARY INMATES REMAIN IN LOCKUP,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*G R CHEESEBROUGH POKES FUN WITH PENCIL, PAPER","Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*G R CHEESEBROUGH POKES FUN WITH PENCIL, PAPER","Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*STRING QUARTET'S SEASON OFF TO A GOOD START,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
VFW LADIES AUXILIARY DONATED {dollar} TO USD FOR RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
VERMILLION LIONS RAISE {dollar}2000,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OFFERS SCHOLARSHIP {dollar},"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
YMCA CANDY SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
GIRLS CLUB RECEIVES GRANT FROM TARGET STORE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
STATE FOOTBALL FINALS NEXT STEP FOR O'GORMAN'S BURNS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS DEFEND 30-DAY MANSLAUGHTER SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS DEFEND 30-DAY MANSLAUGHTER SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS DEFEND 30-DAY MANSLAUGHTER SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORPS URGES WATER PACT FOR DISPUTES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS DEFEND 30-DAY MANSLAUGHTER SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORPS URGES WATER PACT FOR DISPUTES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MURAL SHOWS CITY BEFORE WHITE MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MURAL SHOWS CITY BEFORE WHITE MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MURAL SHOWS CITY BEFORE WHITE MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN POLICE DON'T WANT FIRED COPS BACK,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A PACIFIC ODYSSEY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COOL NUCLEAR RHETORIC (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AN OUTSIDER FINDS SF DOMINATED BY WORK ETHIC,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR ARGUS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A PACIFIC ODYSSEY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AN OUTSIDER FINDS SF DOMINATED BY WORK ETHIC,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP WORKING TO ESTABLISH HALFWAY HOUSE FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RETAILERS WOULD OPPOSE NATIONAL SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RETAILERS WOULD OPPOSE NATIONAL SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AUCTION TO RAISE MONEY FOR COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COLLEGES SPONSOR GRADUATE SCHOOL FAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOLS SCREEN FOR LEARNING DISABILITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOARD OKS WASHINGTON HIGH BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD ONE OF THE BEST KEPT SECRETS IN COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HERE'S HOW SD STACKS UP AGAINST MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"SDSU'S 'DIVISION STREET' ENERGETIC, HILARIOUS","Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*THE MISSIONARY IS AMUSING, LIKEABLE COMEDY FILM","Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
HEART ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PORINK NAMED OPTIMIST OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
READING PROGRAM NAMES CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
STUDENT AG GROUP OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
COMPANIES FIND SD A GOOD PLACE FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-BRANDON CHIEF GETS 60 DAYS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FLAW CORRECTED--CITY WANTS TO ANNEX HAYWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MONOPOLY CHAMP LOW ON CASH, TAKES THIRD PLACE","Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SAFETY FAULTS COULD CREATE PROBLEMS IN A FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CEREMONY IN PIERRE HONORS SD VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
41 VETERANS LEAVE SF FOR WASHINGTON DC,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
REAGAN'S 84 DECISION HANGS ON ECONOMIC TIDE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HELP HANDICAPPED--KEEP THEIR PARKING CLEAR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MUTILATIONS OF DOGS SHOULDN'T BE SURPRISE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ANGERED BY KILLING OF DOGS IN CITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
NOTEBOOM ANSWERS CRITICAL LETTER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MAN ARRESTED FOR THEFT OF WATCH,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS LECTURE SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLICE LOOK FOR HOLIDAY INN ROBBER,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLICE STILL INVESTIGATING MUTILATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF WINS AAA SAFETY AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VIETNAM VETERANS SUSPEND RESSL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BITTNER RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE FOR STABBINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"CEREMONY NOT HELD, BUT SD GETS LAND FROM FEDS ANYWAY","Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS KEEP AN EYE ON FORECAST,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MISSOURI NORTHERN LIMIT TO BE CUT IN HALF,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SUPREME COURT TO DECIDE FATE OF RAPID CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ON TO THE DAKOTA DOME,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DAKOTA STATE'S BULFER HONORED BY SDIC,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*STORM SNUFFS INDIAN SUMMER,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION REJECTS MOST OF BELL'S PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLANE PATTERNS MAY BE ALTERED TO AVOID BIRDS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OPEN FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*IT'S A DOG'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GUEST CONDUCTOR TAKES ON DUAL ROLE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN HOPES TO START LOCAL CHILD FIND CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MUSEUM WILL HOST PROGRAM FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*OLSON IS BUSINESS TEACHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"PAPER, YEARBOOK STAFFS RECOGNIZED","Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SAFETY COUNCIL GIVES OUT AWARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*WIPF GETS 1983 PIANO SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
AUTHOR AWARDED FOR WESTERN ARTICLE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
EXTENSION SERVICE GIVES OUT HONORS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
KIDS HOSPITAL HONORS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
MARCH OF DIMES CHAPTER HONORED,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
2 EDUCATORS HONORED FOR RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*WIDOWED PERSONS HONOR ERICKSON,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
AREA FARMERS WANT TO BE PAID,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLERGY TO UNION--SKIP SUNDAY AM MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION FILLS 2 COUNTY LEGAL JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS BACK SALES TAX TO PAY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY GIRL KICKS POTENTIAL RAPIST, ESCAPES","Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL PROPOSES SALES TAX BOOST,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOT SPRINGS COUNCIL BACKS NUKE WASTE BURIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"2 SUITS CONTEND BUSINESSMAN OWES {dollar}790,000","Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOFTY FACELIFT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RACE FANS MAY GET BIGGER PAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"WHERE, WHEN THEY'LL RACE, IF SCHEDULE OK'D","Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NO ROOM FOR EXTRA JUDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*EXPLAINS WHY TAX INCREASE TO REPAIR STREETS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLACK BOXES--NECESSARY FOR WATER METERS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BUILDING PROBE YEAR OLD, KEPT SECRET (L)","Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE'S HOBBS ACT VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ASKED TO SUPPORT TEST MORATORIUM PROPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TELL LAWMAKERS THEIR VIEWS ABOUT GRENADA (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
OFFICERS WERE AFRAID OF BYRON DALE'S THREATS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAGISTRATE REQUIRES SPECTATORS TO BE SEARCHED,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BLACK HILLS TRAFFIC CHECK SNARES DRUG ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
VEHICULAR HOMICIDE GOES TO CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JURY REJECTS MALPRACTICE CASE AGAINST DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ARGENTINE TRADE PRACTICE UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FARMERS WIN AMERICAN FARMER DEGREE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HATCHERIES RAISING 2.7 MILLION SALMON EGGS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"MAN ARRAIGNED FOR RAISING RACCOONS, FOXES","Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PANEL OKS ABDNOR'S WATER PROJECT LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE INCREASES EMPLOYEES' TRAVEL EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"7 WEED, PEST CONTROL MEETINGS SCHEDULED","Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WILL DECIDE IF MINE WILL BE REOPENED,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
ARSON BLAMED FOR HOT SPRINGS FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
MADISON PLANT EXPECTED TO BEGIN WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
DELL RAPIDS MAN GOES TO COURT ON LSD CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
JUDGE SIDES WITH PRISON OFFICIALS IN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
JUDGE WILL RULE ON POSSIBLE DEFENSE CONLFICT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MCNAMARA NAMED TO EXECUTIVE BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
WHOOPERS SEEN FLYING OVER STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MOST FARMS HAVE STORED CROPS BEFORE SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
OLD FORT MAY BE SITE FOR EXERCISES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
USD CLIMBS BACK TO NCC FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WINNING TRADITION ATTRACTS JORGENSEN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY CHANGES TALLY ON BALLOT ISSUES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WILLOW LAKE'S WAIT IS OVER,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ANTIQUES SHOW AT SIOUX FALLS ARENA,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SYMPHONY PROMISES A LITTLE ROMANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CITY LOOKS FOR IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL DEVOTING TIME TO FAMILY AND BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESULTS DON'T SUPRISE OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES OF THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROGRAM WILL HONOR VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EDITORIAL ON RELIGION DID NOT JUSTIFY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SALARY ANOTHER REASON FOR CHANGING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS DON'T DESERVE RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SESSION HAD MUCH TO OFFER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CATCH THE BEAR'S LAWYER OPPOSES REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSIONARY FROM IOWA TELLS OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LYNX OVERCOME ADVERSITY TO REACH FINALS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NON-RESIDENTS STILL HAVE CHANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ONE DIES AS STORM SOCKS SD,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EXPANDS OFFICE TO WESTERN MALL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HUNKING--CITY SNOW REMOVAL POLICY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"OFFICES, BUSINESSES TO BE CLOSED MONDAY","Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BE CAREFUL WHERE YOU PARK,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*DRIVERS GET INTO SCRAPE WITH SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*DRAMA OF HARVEY MILK CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*JANKLOW OFFERS SOUND IDEAS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STAND BEHIND 'DUTY TO GOD' CLAUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WORRIED CITY SPEAKS FROM HEART (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOOKS ARE FOR ALL STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DANGERS OF RADIATION OVERBLOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEVELOPER WANTS ADVANTAGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SNOW PROMPTS DOME INVASION,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOWERING TASK,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KUNDERT FOR BIG NUCLEAR VOTE TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNITED WAY HITS 86 PERCENT MARK,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RAMKOTA WANTS CITY TO RECONSIDER BOND REQUEST,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FRAUD TRIAL PROSECUTION RESTS AFTER 35 WITNESSES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS TO DISCUSS COMPACT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"LOCAL, INTERNATIONAL UNION LEADERS MEET","Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WALK FOR WARMTH CANCELED,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ALCOHOLISM CENTER REPORTS RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HERSETH WANTS CHANGE IN REGENT ELECTION LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JACK RABBIT FILES TO ABANDON BUS ROUTES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PANEL DELAYS ACTION ON GOLD MINE REZONING,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RANCHER TURNS IN MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DIVORCE DECREE NOT BIG ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MEANS MAY ABANDON YELLOW THUNDER,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ABDNOR--PROPOSAL FOR USD-ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*COLD GUSTS SWEEP STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE'S BACK ROOM MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE PLEDGES CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FARMERS ARE IN FOR ROLLER COASTER RIDE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THE CAMPAIGN IS OVER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WAVING FLAGS STIR VETS' MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
THE STATE'S LONGEST CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'FAR SIDE'--DON'T HAVE TO READ IT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*BISON CLINCH SHARE OF TITLE WITH 25-0 WIN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"FATHER, SON HEAD LUNG GROUP DRIVE","Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEATING BILL AID TO BE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESERVATION BOARD GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PARTNERS ANSWER THE CALL TO DANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY COULD BE JUST THE TICKET,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON READY TO ROLL UP SLEEVES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WET WEATHER MAY BOG DOWN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BURNT OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEW AIRLINE TOUCHES DOWN IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TO OFFER PLAN TO RAISE TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FLA MAN SENTENCED IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOANED BOMBERS TO ARRIVE FOR CREW PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY REJECTS EXPLOSIVES PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INTERSTATE SNOW GATES WILL ADD SAFETY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SMALL TOWN GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*BROKERAGE FIRM INVESTS IN DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DOWNTOWN PLAN WILL TEST LEADERS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ENGINEER TAKES CARE OF PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*ART OF THE SIOUX,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*BEVERLY HUBER COOKS FOR PLEASURE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1986, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
*SMALL-TOWN VIBORG SHUNS SMALL-TOWN IMAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S NEW LUTHERAN CHURCH INSTALLS LEADER,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCKENNAN RULING HAS BUSINESSES THINKING SAFETY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARKING FACILITIES USE SAFETY MEASURES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*KEEPING THE SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*ULTRASOUND WON'T HURT MOTHER OR BABY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ANNUAL PAP TEST CALLED BEST,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
INDUSTRY TIED TO FARMING BEST (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BIBLE CONDEMNS ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MANY RAMP BACKERS ARE ON FIXED INCOMES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T HASSLE SKATEBOARDERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
COURT SETTLED LAND ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CITY SCHOOLS REVISE SCHEDULES FOR WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION CENTER TO HOST OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP TO FOCUS ON HISTORIC BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*PAST, PROGRESS TUG AT HURON CHURCH SITE","Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SNAKE CATCHER USES EVERY OUNCE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
IRENE FARMER RECALLS WAR ROLE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON SPENDS YEAR SETTING IDENTITY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS UNION HEAD LIKES GEPHARDT POLICIES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FOUR HONORED FOR WORK ON WOMEN'S RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IOWA DINNER DRAWS POLITICAL HORDE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUPREME COURT TO MEET ON MITCHELL CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FUEL COSTS DECREASE FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
RESORT UPDATES SNOWMAKING EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SENTENCING GUIDELINES DRAW MIXED REACTION,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
IRS TRYING TO DELIVER REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
INDIANS WANT SKELETAL REMAINS OF THE ANCESTORS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PLAN TO LIMIT PROPERTY TAXES FACES DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD HANDS JOHNSON RE-ELECTION WIN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RIVALS NECK-AND-NECK IN SD POLLS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BUSH'S FIRST CHALLENGE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SAVES RESERVATION FROM BINGO BARONS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*JEWISH COOK HAS DIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC SCHOOLS HOLD CONFERENCES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SECOND RAPE REPORTED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN GOES TO TRIAL IN SHOPLIFTING SPREE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS REMAIN HOPEFUL OF SENATE GAINS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EISNACH FINDS SEAT ON PUC,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINING RULES FAIL--GAMBLING SAILS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NELSON HEADS FOR VICTORY OVER FROEHLICH,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PAM NELSON HOLDS DISTRICT 11 LEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW WORKERS NOT TO BLAME,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KELO-TV HITS BULL'S-EYE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*MASTEN LEADING IN LINCOLN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SD DEMOCRATS SCORE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*O'CONNOR TAKES EARLY LEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
CORPORATE HOG FARM BAN PASSING EARLY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD PASSES BASEBALL TEST IN PHOENIX,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DAYTON'S RETAIL SALES INCREASE 8.8 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SEMINAR TO DISCUSS VENTURE CAPITAL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS BRINGS OUT RETAILERS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
STATE'S CORN HARVEST COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*DAY-CARE CENTER LETS MOTHERS DROP IN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINIMUM-WAGE HIKE GETS OK,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JOBS LURE MANY TO URBAN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FIGURES FOR ALL SD COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"102,500 EXPECTED NEXT YEAR","Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DON'T ALLOW BIKE PATH TO BECOME... (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE BIKE PATH,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL VOTERS TO PICK LESSER OF TWO EVILS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS WILL SHOW SUPPORT SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KNOW A GOOD MOM,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHAMBER TRIO BRINGS PLAYER BACK TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL TOWN FILLED WITH TEAM PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PAIR WRITES SD ART HISTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*PARENT IMPORTANT PART OF SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUND BROKEN FOR PUMPING STATION,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 8 YEARS FOR STARTING FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC CONSIDERS GAS RATE CASE TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEX OFFENDER GIVEN DAYTIME FURLOUGH,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ENTERS PLEA IN MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAD HATTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT ASKED TO UPHOLD BENNIS VERDICT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLANNERS TURN DOWN EASTSIDE APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON BUILDING VEXES GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MENTAL HEALTH CENTER OPENS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRO-CHOICE GROUP PLANS RALLY SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TUMBLEWEEDS BURY MOBRIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROHM QUIZZING HILLS RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATE EXPECTS ABORTION AS HOT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTRICAL FAILURE STRIKES SD CITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AVERAGE TEMPERATURES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS ROLLS 50-27,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SUSPENSIONS REACH O'GORMAN BASKETBALL TEAM,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*MYSTERY CAR DEBUTS, BUT NOT IN SF","Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
LITTON SEES EARLY PROFIT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*SINGER RAITT WILL HEADLINE CONCERT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW PEDALING,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MASURS DELIVER ON VOW TO FORCE AMBULANCE VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JUDICIAL RESTRICTIONS HAMPER STATE VOTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LET BEST AMBULANCE SERVICE PREVAIL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
USE WASHINGTON HIGH TO HANDLE PRISONERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ARE 300 PARENTS WRONG ABOUT 'IMPRESSIONS' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
LIFE BEGINS AT CONCEPTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LOT DEED CONFLICTS WITH WOODLAWN RULES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
RIOT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH HOBO DAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ART IS SAFE FROM HANDS OF CENSORS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DRAMA COACH SWITCHES TO COLLEGE STAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TWIN CITIES SINGER AT NIGHTCLUB,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*ARTS EVENTS PLANNED AT CHURCHES, COLLEGE","Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
'SEE HOW THEY RUN' TOO PREDICTABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PLUCKER SEEKS PAROLE FOR SECOND TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE WALKS AWAY FROM YANKTON PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"OFFICES, SCHOOLS CLOSE FOR VETERANS DAY","Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
22 PEOPLE ARRESTED IN HOMECOMING RIOT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PACKAGES FOR US TROOPS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTS' LESSONS DRIVE BUSINESSMAN TO FULFILL DREAM,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOVIET PROBLEMS SIMILAR TO US WOES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR FAVORS BOYD COUNTY DELAY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ROLLS AT POLLS NOT SO SWEET,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SHERIFF CANDIDATE WANTS RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CITY SUSTAINS {dollar}20,000 IN DAMAGES","Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES EDGEMONT BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LION BACK IN CAGE AFTER RURAL STROLL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECONSTRUCTED AIRPORT OPENS AFTER 7 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CALVES ARE KILLED IN CAR-TRUCK COLLISION,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MEETING TO ADDRESS SCHOOL DISTRICT GOALS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COUNCIL BICKERS TOO MUCH,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEW LICENSE PLATES GET MIXED REACTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LEGAL RIGHTS TO ABANDONED RAILROAD LINE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DAIRY PRICES MAY FALL 25 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN HAS INCREASED DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*BANKING HEAD KEEPS LOW PROFILE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*POUCH PARADE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*GALLAND COMMITS SUICIDE IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*4-YEAR-OLD STARTS MOBILE HOME FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MARINA PLAN REVEALED,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CRAFT STORES INSPIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PRIZE-WINNING AUTHOR CALLS ON SD STORYTELLING,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ENVIRONMENT BOARD DID JOB WELL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
X-RAY TECHNOLOGISTS DESERVE RECOGNITION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"SENATE NEEDS WOMEN, HAAR FILLS THE BILL (L)","Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CENSORSHIP PROPER FOR EVIL PORNOGRAPHY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
NEW RESIDENT UPSET BY POLICE ACTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"AUGUSTANA LEARNS, GROWS IN EXHIBITION","Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FRITZ, REED WAGE FINAL BATTLE IN STATE MEET","Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RELLFORD SPARKS SKYFORCE 123-113,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GRADUATION PARTY HOSTS CLEARED IN FATALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH MAKING PHONE THREATS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCHING FOR RESTAURANT ROBBER,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBBERY DEFENDANT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO SPEAK AT DEMOCRATIC GALA,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A MUSICAL STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO CONSIDER JOINING INVESTMENT POOL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY OPPONENTS PLAN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEIDSCHLAW SERVES 116 DAYS FOR DWI,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*KACI AND KERI ARCHER, SIAMESE TWINS","Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FIRM MAY BE HIRED TO CHECK BILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW STATE LAW TRACKS FEW CASES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
'DANCES' PASSES TEST ON ANIMAL TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"RADIO, TV PIONEER DUHAMEL DIES AT 87","Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"RAPID CITY BOY, 15, FACES TRIAL AS ADULT","Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*SEPARATED TWINS LEAVE HOSPITAL, 'DOING GREAT'","Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MICKELSON PREPARES BUDGET WITH NO TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CATCH-UP PAY RAISES FOR ELECTED OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*COUNSELING HELPS KIDS COPE IN '90S,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SCHOOL DISTRICT FACES POPULATION, POWER SHIFT","Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAW TO BE TOUGH ON MINES--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PROGRAM LINKS TROUBLED TEENS WITH 'HELPERS',"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
COUNSELORS SEE CHANGING ATTITUDE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MONEY FOR 2 BRIDGES GOOD NEWS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MENCHU'S NOBEL PRIZE GIVES HOPE TO SUPPRESSED,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BAD TV PROGRAMS LIKE INTRUDER IN THE HOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FROM WOMB TO TOMB LIFE DESERVES PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MATH OF THE '90S A LOT LIKE MATH OF THE '40S (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
GROUP DOESN'T TAKE POSITIONS ON ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"REMEMBER, FARMERS ARE BUSINESS PEOPLE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DASCHLE DID NO WRONG BY TAKING UNION MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
KELO-TV ALSO SLOW IN AIRING VOTE RESULTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
BOARD WILL UNVEIL WATER PLAN TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CUSTER MAN, 33, DIES IN ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EMPLOYERS GET EDGE IN FOUR COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FMHA LOAN TOTAL IN SD--{dollar}39.1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAND MANAGEMENT CHANGE ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTIAN CLOWN TAKES TO TV,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GREAT BEAR UNDERGOES FACE LIFT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PEOPLE WHO HELP PEOPLE MAKE BURG'S HERO LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET PLANNERS CHANGING,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*NASA ASTONOMER TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MARCHING BAND TO PERFORM INDOORS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD PROFESSOR TO SPEAK IN FRANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FARMER RETURNS TO LAND,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ORGANIST REACHES 64-YEAR MARK,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"DEMAND KEEPS CATTLE PRICES UP, SPECIALIST SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MICKELSON MEETS 'GOVERNOR'S CLUB',"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LAKE OAHE SALMON EGGS UNUSUALLY HARD TO FIND,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
WILDER GHOSTWRITER CLAIM UPSETS EXPERTS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SCRUTINIZE STOCK GIFTS TO CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*TEENS NEED MORE OPTIONS FOR FUN NIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HIGHMORE HIGH & CHESTER HIGH ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THEY HOLD KEYS TO WORK AND FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PRISON REMAINS TENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRESEASON PAINT JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATORS DISAGREE ON 'REPORT CARD'S' VALUE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN LEADS MARCH TO DOME,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FLU BUG ROLLS INTO SD EARLY THIS SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUDGET AMENDMENT IS NECESSARY EVIL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EVICTION ISSUE RAISES QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RACISM IS PROBLEM EVEN IN SIOUX FALLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"'ARGUS' PROMOTES RIFT BETWEEN EAST, WEST (L)","Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HURON MAYOR RESIGNS BECAUSE OF NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEN HURT IN ROLLOVER LEAVE HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORE WOMEN REPORT CON-ARTIST SCAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON STUDENT SAYS TEEN PULLED GUN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WISE USE OF TV IS TOPIC OF FORUM,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COLD DOESN'T STOP FLORIDA BIKER,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL ALLOWS OPEN LUNCH HOUR,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CAR DEFECT CAUSED CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VICTIM MUST RETRIEVE STOLEN CAR IN PHOENIX,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ORANGE BARREL ALERT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"'ARGUS,' CLAREYS SETTLE LAWSUIT","Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER FOR IHS REASSIGNED,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"COLONEL TO SPEAK AT ROTC, SDSU BALL","Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"DAKOTA PROGRAM FEATURES SONG, DANCE","Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FLOOD REPAIRS BEGIN AT SICA HOLLOW PARK,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TIME CAPSULE FOUND IN MADISON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SWIMMING POOL WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
5 CHARGED IN SWEAT LODGE CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JURY DEBATING VERDICT IN WATERTOWN RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PANEL APPROVES IDEA OF TAXING WELLNESS CENTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
HEALTH REFORM TO BENEFIT RURAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*IT DIDN'T LAST LONG,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CROPS SPRAYERS SPLIT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
EQUIPMENT COMPANY EXPANDS IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*POOR SHOTS RUIN PASS SHOOTING FOR OTHER HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KNIGHTS RIDE GREEN TO DOME,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SPEAKER TO EXAMINE RELIGION, SCIENCE CONNECTION","Argus LeaderNov 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TAX CAP SLIPPING AT WIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW FENDS OFF BEDDOW,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY NARROWLY LEADING,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*JOHNSON WINS 5TH TERM TO US HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS MAKE IT CLICK BY PASSING SEAT-BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
AMENDMENT RESULTS MIXED; AGE LIMIT WON'T CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"*IN THE END, PEOPLE TRUSTED JANKLOW","Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
JANKLOW EXPANDS MARK IN HISTORY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TESTING'S TOP PURPOSE MISSED IN ARTICLES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
PRESSLER VIEWS VOTERS AS SIMPLETONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
GUN CONTROL HURTS SOUTH DAKOTA'S INCOME (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
EDITORIAL CARTOON IRRESPONSIBLE CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
MANY DESERVE CREDIT FOR WINNER'S SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
"*SPLIT IN CITY'S STATE HOUSE, SENATE CONTESTS","Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INCUMBENTS RETAKE COUNTY BOARD SEATS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"VOTERS IGNORE PROBE, GIVE HAWKEY 6TH TERM","Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BUTLER LEADING HARDING FOR STATE TREASURER,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN WHO HIT GRAVE OF MICKELSON JAILED,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY TO HELP HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INDIANS CAN BENEFIT FROM RESEARCH GRANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD TEACHER SETS WEIGHLIFTING RECORD,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
THIEF WHO TOOK PURSE OF FIRST LADY SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PINE RIDGE POLICE INVESTIGATE PEDESTRIAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PHEASANT POACHERS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SOME RELIEF--KIWANIS AVENUE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FAILED CABLE CUTS ELECTRICAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HIGHER FUR PRICES HELP TRAPPERS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
VOTERS ELECT COUNTY OFFICERS AROUND REGION,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*GOP BATTLES TO CONTROL STATE SENATE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MOVES UP TO LINCOLN COUNTY SHERIFF'S POSITION,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
KOST TO JOIN INCUMBENTS OF LINCOLN COUNTY BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
AG BOARD MAY BE SUBJECT OF BILL NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
PRODUCTS MADE IN SOUTH DAKOTA ON QVC TV,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
WASHINGTON'S FRONT LINE FAILS O'GORMAN 66-37,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOLIDAYS REVIVE A TASTE OF HOLLAND,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CENTER'S CLOSURE DISMAYS PATIENTS' PARENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*CANADA GEESE, DUCKS WING WAY SOUTH","Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TREAT INDIVIDUALS TO CURE VIOLENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POWELL COULD STILL CONTRIBUTE IN 1996 (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EDUCATION CUTS AT PRISON POSE THREAT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SCHOOL DISTRICT USING DRUG DOGS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
POLITICIANS IGNORE NEEDS OF WORKING CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
JOHNSON RIGHT TO FIGHT AGAINST GOP PROPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"LIEN PARK, DATING TO 1903, CITY'S 1ST","Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 PLEAD GUILTY IN SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"2 MEN ARRESTED IN BURGLARY, THEFT","Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
18-YEAR-OLD STABLE AFTER BEING SHOT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES TURNS 75,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PARKING LOT GETS FENCED IN,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DR. SWANGO AS ELUSIVE AS EVER,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ASKED TO BE LESS BIASED IN ROLE AS MIDEAST BROKER,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CONFERENCE TO TEACH MEN HOW TO BE BETTER DADS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*BOND ISSUE OK'D TO BUILD NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLANS FOR ELEVATOR AT COURTHOUSE OK'D,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ATTORNEY'S OFFICE TOPS TARGET ON FINES,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRIVE-BY SHOOTING 'MUTUAL HARASSMENT',"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BIKE RALLY PROCEEDS UP 17.8% FROM 1994,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*33-YEAR-OLD WOMAN DIES IN HEAD-ON CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FARM BUREAU CHIEF WON'T SEEK NEW TERM,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHINESE EDUCATORS VISIT NORTHERN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HAWKEY FIGHTS FOR IN-JAIL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*OFF TO MISSOURI FOR FFA MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WHITE ZOMBIE CONCERT NIGHT SEES 4 ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"VIDEO LOTTERY LEVELING OFF, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
HE SERVED AS US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*PEDESTRIANS KILLED IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"PHYSICS, SCIENCE TEACHER IS SELECTED SD'S BEST","Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"WOMAN, 22, ARRESTED IN CHECK FORGERY","Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN DENIES ARSON IN APARTMENT FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING IS EXTRADITED,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"STREAMLINE EQUALIZATION BOARDS, SAYS STATE SENATOR","Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
JURY FINDS RAPIST A HABITUAL CRIMINAL,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
STATE INVESTMENTS EARN RECORD AMOUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SDSU WARNS FARMERS TO WATCH DEBT,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CCL EXPANDS LABEL-MAKING OPERATION BY 4 PLANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
RIDERS GET ANOTHER SHOT AT 'AA',"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE IMPROVES FRONT LINE,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ROGERS SETS CHRISTMAS DATE AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STATISTICS ARE AVAILABLE ON TEACHING (PROF),"Argus LeaderNov 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*FIVE WORKERS SUSPENDED AFTER PIB RUSTLING INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SNOWFLAKES REVIVE MEMORIES OF '77 STORM,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEAD BODY FOUND IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTANS FAVOR PEACEFUL SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY RULING APPEAL POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*EMERGENCY SNOW ROUTE OVER 2 INCHES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS ZECH WILL,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION TO BE STARTED IN SPITE OF ZONING DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CONSTRUCTION TO BE STARTED IN SPITE OF ZONING DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PARENTS VOICE CONCERN OVER PUBLIC ED,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CODY'S LAWYER MOVES FOR REVERSAL OF CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CODY'S LAWYER MOVES FOR REVERSAL OF CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PARENTS VOICE CONCERN OVER PUBLIC ED,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
OAHE HEAD WISHES BEDELL BILL SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
OAHE HEAD WISHES BEDELL BILL SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SERVICE TO HONOR WAR VETS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
FISCAL RESTRAINT ELUDES CONGRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS' ATTORNEY SAYS CITY BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FISCAL RESTRAINT ELUDES CONGRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RIGHT TO LIFE LEADER DISPUTES TERMINOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC PRAISED FOR HELPING PAPER DRIVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
AGENCY CALLED BIASED IN FUNERAL REGULATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
CETA HAS BECOME LASTING PROGRAM ON PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BURNETT SAYS FOUL PLAY CRIES FRUITLESS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CETA HAS BECOME LASTING PROGRAM ON PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW-POOR INDIANS CORRUPTION'S BIG LOSERS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW-POOR INDIANS CORRUPTION'S BIG LOSERS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CLERGY TOLD PRAYER, EXERCISE GOOD WAYS TO AVOID BURN","Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"CLERGY TOLD PRAYER, EXERCISE GOOD WAYS TO AVOID BURN","Argus LeaderNov 10 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PRO-HUNTING GROUP FLEXING MUSCLES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS EYE COUNTY MINING RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A VAN COLLIDED WITH A MILWAUKEE FREIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*POTTER AVOIDS MACHINE-MADE LOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*POTTER AVOIDS MACHINE-MADE LOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHURCHES SPONSORING 'PEACE TALKS',"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
LAWYER A ROLE MODEL FOR YOUTH,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*MAGNETS ATTRACT GAS-SAVERS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAGNETS ATTRACT GAS-SAVERS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARTISAN TEMPEST BREWING FOR 1981 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN'S SONG WRONG KEY FOR CONSTITUENCY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM SHELTERBELTS STILL IMPORTANT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAGNETS ATTRACT GAS-SAVERS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP GRIPS SD SENATE SENIORITY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOP GRIPS SD SENATE SENIORITY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VETERANS COMPILE AGENT ORANGE FACTS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REMEMBERING US VETERANS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*PRISON FIGHT WAS PLANNED, DCI OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*PRISON FIGHT WAS PLANNED, DCI OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BRIDGEWATER TAKING FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS IN STRIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL WORKERS VOICE CONCERN ABOUT PLANT'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL & CO ESTHERVILLE BEEF PLANT REOPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*AUSTRALIAN FILM POWERFUL DRAMA ON WASTE OF WAR,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DOWN AT THE SCHOOLYARD--SOME THINGS NEVER CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW SOUND AT Z93,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*NAMED TO STATE BOARD OF LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
PARKING BOARD ASKS TO RAISE LOT FEES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD STILL STUDYING SCHOOL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY OFFICIALS' SALARIES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
6 CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER IN PEN FRACAS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY OFFICIALS' SALARIES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
6 CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER IN PEN FRACAS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BACKERS OF TAX LIMITS CONTINUE FIGHT FOR STATE LAWS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REQUESTS FOR FEDERAL MONEY EXCEED SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EARL MEYERS GUILTY IN STOCK CONTRACT SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EARL MEYERS GUILTY IN STOCK CONTRACT SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MEIERHENRY'S CORRECT IN CRITICIZING SENTENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEES JANKLOW TRYING TO OUTSMART PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY'S CORRECT IN CRITICIZING SENTENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEES JANKLOW TRYING TO OUTSMART PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY'S CORRECT IN CRITICIZING SENTENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REPUBLICANS' TAX POLICY UNBELIEVABLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RC BUSINESSMAN DIES IN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP TO INTERVIEW CANDIDATES FOR DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS SAY VIOLATIONS DROP-SLOB HUNTERS STILL PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}1 BILLION IN PROFITS GOING UNTAXED,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEPUTIES SEIZE GAMBLING ITEMS AT IZAAK WALTON,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LABOR COMPLAINT FILED AGAINST SF NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LABOR COMPLAINT FILED AGAINST SF NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PUC WON'T DISMISS MANDAN APPLICATION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
1 OF 4 SDSU AG GRADS RETURN TO FARM OR RANCH,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
1 OF 4 SDSU AG GRADS RETURN TO FARM OR RANCH,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NORTHERN TO START SERVICE WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
{dollar}173 DONATED TO BURN VICTIMS' FUND,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FARM ENERGY SEMINAR SET FOR DEC 8,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FORGERY CHARGES FILED IN CROOKS CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FIVE STORES SOLD 3.2 BEER TO MINOR,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MUSEUMS SAY THEY NEED MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOLS CONTINUE TO SCREEN 3-YEAR-OLDS' HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"{dollar}50,000 WORTH OF FUR COATS STOLEN","Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
US ATTORNEY FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST TRIBAL COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
REORGANIZATION SAVES SD {dollar}2.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
US ATTORNEY FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST TRIBAL COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
REORGANIZATION SAVES SD {dollar}2.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SF CENTER PROMOTES NEW LIFESTYLE--WELLNESS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
REORGANIZATION SAVES SD {dollar}2.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SF CENTER PROMOTES NEW LIFESTYLE--WELLNESS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*GREGORY RELIEVED OF COACHING DUTIES AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GREGORY RELIEVED OF COACHING DUTIES AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FEW FARMERS LUCKY ENOUGH TO HAVE COMPLETED HARVEST,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD WAGES WAR ON HEAVY TRUCKS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SELLING VOTERS NEW SCHOOL WON'T BE EASY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*HERE'S A PERSON WHO LIKES WHAT SHE SEES ON TV,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CUSTOMERS IN SIOUX FALLS KEEP ROLLING IN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GENERATIONS SHARE SCHOOL EXPERIENCES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAJOR PART OF NEW POLICE CHIEF'S JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLOCK 11 HOTEL PROJECT UP FOR QUARTERLY REVIEW,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION OFFICIALLY OKS PLANE DEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE PROBE ABANDONMENT OF BABY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUTTER AND CHEESE GIVEAWAY BEGINS TODAY IN SF,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS LOOK TO FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR SOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK AT VETS DAY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
A DAY OF REMEMBRANCE FOR NATION'S VETERANS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ANDERSON ANSWERS ELECTION DAY AD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SEES DANGER IN GROWTH OF CHRISTIAN ACADEMIES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY WORKERS CITED FOR SUGGESTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRIGGS MITCHELL STORE TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER RECEIVES TOURISM AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBISH ASKS SHERIFF'S RACE RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"STRIKE, STORM CUT LEAD'S FUNDS","Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CIGARETTE ASH CAUSED FATAL FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
THREE CENDAK HEARINGS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WAUBAY TO GET SCHOOL AID FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MEASURES WOULD ALTER SCHOOL AID DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JULIAN CHENEY PREPARES TO HEAD LAND COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SOUTH DAKOTA RICHER BY 2,100 ACRES","Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRUSTY PROGRAM HAS CONFIDENCE OF PRISON OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"ABERDEEN TEACHERS BOARD, SETTLE DISPUTE","Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RULING NEEDED TO DECIDE WHO'S ON TRIPP COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOSPITAL OFFICIALS TOLD CUTS MEAN REDUCED SERVICES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
ELECTION REFORMS ARE URGED BY MCGOVERN ON PBS SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
HANSEN CAN CHANGE THE COURSE OF GAME WITH PUNTING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SLUSHY STORM ICES MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOO MANY LAWYERS--CLOSE LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SYMPHONY'S GUEST VIOLINIST HAS CONNECTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INFLUENCING THE WORLD 500 YEARS LATER,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LIBRARY TO SHOW CHILDREN'S MOVIE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NAACP PLANS FUND-RAISING SOCIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SCOUTS STILL TAKING ORDERS FOR NUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SQUARE DANCE CLUB HOSTS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CAMPOLO WILL SPEAK AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
DEADLINE SET FOR PAGEANT ENTRIES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
EPA SCIENTIST TO SPEAK TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
BUSINESSES BUY NEW DECORATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INJURED PILOT MOVED OUT OF INTENSIVE CARE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAKEUP FOR CHILDREN'S FINGERPRINTING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RULING WILL BRING REDUCED PHONE BILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX TRIBE BOARD REJECTS ELECTION PROTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED AIRLINES WILL START RC FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINNER MAN DENIES WITNESS TAMPERING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN WORKERS INVITED TO CAUCUS MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GREGORY PROJECT INCLUDED IN BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL SEEKS COLLEGE ENTRANCE FLEXIBILITY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FINANCES, RAILS, NUKE WASTE KEY ISSUES","Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"MAN ANSWERS DOOR, SHOT","Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REPUBLIC CO-PILOT MERITS HIGH PRAISE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SECURITY THREAT TO CAPITOL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLOOD BANK SHOULD HAVE NIGHTTIME HOURS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*DALE SAYS HE DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT ORDER,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARENTS URGED TO SET CONTROLS FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AGENCY RESCHEDULES MORE FARM LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BASIN STATES BAND TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARM GROUPS WANT TO BUY INSURANCE FIRM,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"GUARDS THREATEN PELTIER, OTHER INMATES","Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ANTI-MANDAN GROUP APPEALS DECISION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*JUDGE--2 MURDERS, 2 LIFE TERMS","Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MUD FLEW, WORDS SLIPPED IN CAMPAIGN '84","Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COCAINE JURY INDICTS MORE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TO STOP THE GODS OF WAR,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SIGNAL OPENING OF BASKETBALL SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CHAMPIONSHIP TILT LEAVES YOUTH SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE FUTURE IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION MAY INCREASE COST OF TAXI RIDES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE FARMHOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU GROUP BRINGS AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOL, LANDS ISSUE STILL TOO CLOSE","Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLUMNIST ELLEN GOODMAN TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX EMPIRE REACHES 84 PERCENT MARK,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REAGAN PLAN MAY HELP FARMERS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THERE COOPER AND HUNKING GO AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAKE FRIENDS WITH ENEMIES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STORY STRESSED NEGATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
EDITORIAL NOT SUPRISING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
COUNTY WON'T PAY FOR VOTING CARD MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FARM BILL, ELDERLY TOP PRESSLER'S AGENDA","Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON WOMAN CHOSEN TEACHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GIVEN 4 YEARS FOR PROSTITUTION CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC BROADCASTING RUMORS UNTRUE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PASTOR PREACHES AGAINST ROCK 'N' ROLL,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STUDENT LONGS FOR NEWS FROM INDIA,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WATER DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT DIRECTORS NAMED,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OFFICIAL RESULTS CHANGE NUKE FREEZE VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
FARM INJURIES BRING PAIN TO THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KEY PLAYERS IN MORRELL STRIKE MEET,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STORM SHOULDN'T HURT CROPS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
VOTERS SHOULD SAY NO TO COMPACT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*BIG DECISION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
AMERICAN INDIANS ARE UNRECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SENATE STARS SHINE FOR CONGRESSMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE WHITE STUFF,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GOVERNMENT OFFICES, BANKS TO CLOSE MONDAY","Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO DECIDE NUCLEAR COMPACT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FACULTY PANELIST SAY REGENTS OPENING UP,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BROOKINGS POLICE JOINS TEAMSTERS AFFILIATE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SUPPORTS MISSILES IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MARTIN MAN CHARGED IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL OF PORCUPINE MAN TO START DEC 18,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FBI AGENTS SUSPECT TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TO SAVE BENEFITS FROM BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CHURCH GROUP WORKS ON HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAKE IT SIMPLE--TINA MOSER,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*PLAY OPENS AT SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*VETERANS DAY KICKS OFF SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
AREA COMMUNICATIONS COMPANIES MERGE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER OFFERS SEMINAR FOR BUSINESS OWNERS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FMHA EMPLOYEES GET HONOR FOR PARTICIPATION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MORE RANCHERS TURNING TO FUTURES CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST VICE PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ENCORE INN GOES FOR A DIFFERENT LOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*STORM KILLS AT LEAST FIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ACORN'S GROWTH SOWS SEEDS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTE RETURNS BOOK ISSUE TO LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PHILANTHROPISTS' PROFILE--MOST NOT RICH,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DREAM LIST FOR CITY DEVELOPMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*THE GRAND ILLUSION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GUEST FLUTIST HITS HIGH NOTE OF CONCERT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*HOSPITAL UNIT CURES CROWDING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KUNDERT LOOKS AT LIFE AFTER PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAILROADING IS MODEL PASTIME FOR AREA CLUB,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEMORIES OF WAR LINGER,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER PARKING ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
INSURANCE ROLE FOR PUC UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS--STATE OF THE STATE OK,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MAJOR-COLLEGE FOOTBALL HAS SF ANGLE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WARRIORS AMBUSH WATERTOWN 21-3,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONSIDERS 5.75 PERCENT SALARY HIKE FOR MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE COMPOSERS ASSOCIATION ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CONGRESS MUST STOP MOVE TOWARD WAR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRISON REFORM WITH PEOPLE IN SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NIGHT JOGGERS WORRY DRIVER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ABDNOR TO ADDRESS GOP GATHERING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUGS RULED OUT IN SPEARFISH DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPEE GETS 10 MORE YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RENNER MAN SENTENCED FOR AUGUST ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETERAN DAY PROGRAM PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHALLENGING PETITION FOR TAX-LIMIT PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROFITS PUT RAVEN ON 'FORBES' LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PROMOTER STIRS UP STATE PRIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SMALL BUSINESS NEEDS GLOBAL MARKETS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUGGESTIONS MADE FOR SCHOOL PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEER-HUNTING SEASON CONSIDERED AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JAPANESE EXCHANGE CONFERENCE IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROTARIANS SAY WOMEN ARE WELCOME,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE PTA ENDORSES SAFETY BELT PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TREE GROWERS READY FOR HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TELEPHONE BILL SURCHARGE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORKING WIVES BY COUNTY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BUSH PLAYS UP IN ABERDEEN VISIT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
DEMOCRATS MUST MAKE MOST OF LEGISLATIVE GAINS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE HALTS ACTION IN MORRELL RULING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE FINAL TALLY FROM SD VOTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON PRESIDENT-ELECT BUSH,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ELECTION NOT MANDATE TO DESTROY BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GOODWILL SHOPLIFTERS REQUIRE COMPASSION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GOVERNOR HAS OWN PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
HONOR OUR VETERANS FRIDAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
ATHLETES GO TO PLAYING THEIR LINES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAINSTREAM MUSIC DOMINATES SF PERFORMING SCENE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SOCIETY'S ATTITUDE TOWARD PUBLIC SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JETS GROUNDED AT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LATE MINISTER GETS VOTES FOR LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY'S CELEBRATION TO START,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOLS, BUSINESSES TO BE CLOSED FRIDAY","Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SNOW REMOVAL FLIERS AVAILABLE FROM CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THORSNESS HAS SLIM LEAD IN STATE RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DUKAKIS' FINISH MAY HELP OTHERS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXPERT DISPUTES MORRELL'S STRIKE LOSS ESTIMATE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOG FARM INITIATIVE COULD AFFECT PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESIDENT OF SCHOOL LEAVING JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BIG RACE ASIDE, MOST PLEASED WITH RESULTS","Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BED-BOOZE TAX CALLS FOR RESIDENTS' VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
70 PERCENT CAST BALLOTS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GUARD IDENTIFIES SHOPLIFTING SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW VEHICLES REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ELECTION RESULTS AT A GLANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*JOHNSON SHOWS STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
RESULTS OF ROBBIE'S IDEA MULTIPLYING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PERRY RECALLS AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CAR PLOWS INTO TRUCK AT I-229 CONSTRUCTION SITE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MURDER SUSPECT WILL RETURN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BUILDER--DOWNTOWN PLAN 'IS NOT DEAD',"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BUSH WALKING A THIN LINE WITH IRAN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PRISON ENLARGEMENT FOOLISH,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T COMPARE SENTENCES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PEOPLE PLACE TRUST IN UNSTABLE GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FREDRICKSON TO SPEAK AT SALEM CHURCH,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'DAD' EXPLORES RELATIONSHIPS WITHIN A FAMILY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ART SHOW MIXES OLD WITH NEW,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE TELLS HOW IT BEAT ALCOHOLISM,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'RAINMAKER' DRY ON DRAMA,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
EPIC PLAY AT GUTHRIE ENTHRALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CITY SEEKS FUNDING FOR REPAIRING BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORT THOMPSON MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO STEALING REVOLVER,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO WEAPONS CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICES CLOSE TODAY FOR VETERANS DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUSINESSMAN FOUND GUILTY OF THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SEYMOUR'S CLOSING AFTER 40 YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS TAKE OUT-OF-STATE MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VETERANS DAY ACTIVITIES PLANNED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINIMUM WAGE IS CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*WIND SLOWS TUMBLEWEED CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBES WANT COMMISSION ENDED,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GYMNASIUM NEEDED FOR SPECIAL KIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC HEARING TO RECONSIDER WALLEYE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE LOSE DEBUT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MINNEGASCO CAN HIKE RATES 3.7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*CITY REGION'S BEST KEPT SECRET,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*GARRETSON WINS TITLE SHOOTOUT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THEATER IN STATE OF FLUX,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD WIFE WANTS HUSBAND BACK,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*EX-HUSBAND IS CHARGED WITH MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VOTERS DON'T UNDERSTAND AMBULANCE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SPECIAL ELECTION SIXTH IN EIGHT YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
"*'NUNSENSE' HAS AUDIENCES LAUGHING, SINGING","Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*'REVERSAL OF FORTUNE' CASTS DOUBTS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WHERE IS SF,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HALLOWEEN CELEBRATION OF EVIL INFLUENCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FUND IS ESTABLISHED TO AID IN FIRE RELIEF,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING DRIVE AT GREAT PLAINS ZOO,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE FARMERS ELIGIBLE FOR EMERGENCY LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHEELCHAIR FIRM SUES TRANSIT COMPANY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YARNALL CUSTODY CASE BACK IN COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PORCH FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JURY CONVICTS SISSETON EX-COUNSELOR IN SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWSUIT AGAINST MADISON OFFICIALS TO START TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTO AMERICA TO START THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION SEEN AS PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KRISTOFFERSON TO PERFORM AT BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*OFFICIALS WAITING FOR TEST RESULTS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE ENDURES RARE LOSS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HAWKINS RE-ELECTED IN CLOSE TRIBAL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN MAKES MODEL OF HIS MILBANK FARM,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CADETS REMEMBER MISSING SOLDIERS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*VERMILLION MAN WANTS INDIANS' REMAINS RETURNED,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLMATE CHARGED IN IOWA TEEN'S KILLING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TYPICAL RUNAWAY 'DIDN'T GET HIS WAY',"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WRITER WANTS BODIES SENT TO RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HISTORY OF HIAWATHA INSANE ASYLUM,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CONGRESS MISDIRECTS ITS ENERGY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAGIC A HERO WITH UNTAPPED POTENTIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEMOCRATS--A FEELING THEY CAN TOPPLE BUSH,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION HAS NO SECRETS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
GAMBLING TAKES TOLL ON THE UNFORTUNATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
END NONSENSE OVER SERVICES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"HEADSTART, KINDERGARTEN HIGHLY RECOMMENDED (L)","Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
WORLD SERIES CONFRONTATION CROSSED LINE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*GAMBLING FEVER SPREADS ACROSS MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.A, p.A0, col.1"
"*DUCKS, DEER THRIVING ACROSS SD","Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPEARFISH ENDS LENNOX'S REIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLUMUS RIPS SKYFORCE 112-94,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
300 SUDDENLY A RARITY FOR SD BOWLERS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
PIG DISEASE CAUSE TO BE DISCLOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PAIR TURNS HONEY INTO MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LIGHT BULB WARNING WASN'T FOR CITY FIRM,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NOVEMBER MAY BE ALZHEIMER'S MONTH,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SALUTE SET FOR LINCOLN HIGH,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TERM LIMIT PROPOSAL MAKES 1992 BALLOT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*'COUNTRY COOKIN' GOES DOWN WELL,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*CANDIDATE SEEKS RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON DEFENDS MARINA PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MARINA LEGISLATION COULD BE CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
GROUP FROWNS ON HAPPY HOUR,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
"BLACK ELK TO SPEAK ON SIOUX, BLACK HILLS","Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS SUPERVISOR GETTING TO KNOW AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR MAKES JOKE OF HANDLING OF DRAFT PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
INCLUDED IN VETERANS EVENT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
"JC PENNEY DONATES {dollar}2,500 TO RUSHMORE","Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
PLANS VISIT TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
S DAKOTA DRAWING MORE FOREIGN TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
"TRIBE, BAR OWNER WAGE COURT BATTLE","Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS VIGIL TO HONOR POW'S,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
*LONGTIME STATE PENITENTIARY WARDEN DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*ARENA BOSS CLIMBS THE RANKS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*VETERANS CONSTITUTE 11 PERCENT OF STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
*BIG PLANS FOR BARLEY GENE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAWN TRIMMING CAN BE SHEAR PLEASURE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEALTH REPORT GIVES SD MIXED RANKING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSAL CALLS FOR LANDFILL ALLIANCES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DISHEARTENING THAT 'SEX' HAS BIG MARKET (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EDITORIAL VIEW ON PBS ACCOUNTABILITY OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE FACTIONS MUST WORK TOGETHER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TOO MUCH ROAD WORK GOING ON AT ONCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF COUNTIES MERGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PELTIER TRIES AGAIN TO OVERTURN CONVICTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AIR PATROL BEGINS SEARCH FOR COUPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"JILL, JAY MASUR DIVORCE GRANTED","Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROSECUTOR DEBATES RETRYING RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RC FRIENDS TO PUSH MUENSTER BID,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN ARRESTED IN CRACK HOUSE BUST,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS DAY SPEAKER WILL BE NAVAL OFFICER,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AIDS VICTIM PREACHES ABSTINENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PHILLIPS AVENUE MELTDOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SNOW-SHOVELING VOTE POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UNITED SIOUX TRIBES TREASURER STEPS DOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DUXBURY KEEPS LEADERSHIP POST,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FLANDREAU RECALL UPHELD BY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INCOME TAX FAILURE HELPS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*STORE SPECIALIZES IN SD PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
AG LEADERS HOPE CLINTON OPENS MARKETS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
CLEAN AIR ACT HELPS SD ETHANOL INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*HUNTERS SHOULD KNOW RIFLE WELL,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TEN CATE STEPS UP FOR 17-0 CHARGERS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CRAVINGS LIKE CRAZY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"CRAVINGS USUALLY HARMLESS, DOCTORS CAN'T EXPLAIN","Argus LeaderNov 10 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*NEW WARDEN STRENGTHENS PENITENTIARY CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PARENTS CONTROL WHAT KIDS WATCH,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FCC EXTENDS CABLE-RATE FREEZE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL REPORT CARD DESERVES HIGH MARK (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NATIONAL HEALTH CARE WILL BE HUGE DISASTER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
NEWSPAPER'S SHOT A CHRISTIANS MISGUIDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
DASCHLE INSISTS HE'S NOT OUT OF TOUCH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL MAY GO TO JURY TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCHING FOR ARMED ROBBER,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER FAILS IN BID FOR AIR SAFETY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS ADMITS GUN THREAT A LIE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS DAY EVENT BEGINS AT 10:30 AM,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON MAN DIES FROM CRASH INJURIES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A CHANCE TO SMOOCH OLIVIA,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CONSIDERING 3 NEW 4-LANE ROADS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THERE'S NO GANG PROBLEM IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SHARING PARENTS HELP KIDS, PANEL TOLD","Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BELLE FOURCHE MAN JAILED FOR CHECK FRAUD,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FUTURE OF BROOKINGS TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MAN GETS 27 YEARS FOR RAPING GIRL, 8","Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 8 MONTHS FOR BIA-GUN THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE--PAPERBOY USED IN BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESENTATION COLLEGE LAYMAN INAUGURATED,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU PHOTOGRAPHER RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
60-MONTH SENTENCE GIVEN IN POT CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"COSTS LINCOLN COUNTY {dollar}19,470 PER MONTH","Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MURDER RETRIAL FINDS SATTER GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RANCHER WINS VACCINE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONGRESS EXPLORES REFORMS IN 1872 LAWS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
NOTIFICATION RULE FOR ABANDONING ROUTES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*GATEWAY NEEDS MORE SPACE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*MOBILE MAMMOGRAPHY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*OVER-30 REALLY SOMETHING IN S DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EX-SDSU LINEBACKER ADJUSTING TO WORLD OF NFL,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRAT'S CAMPAIGN ALMOST TURNS CONSERVATIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THANKSGIVING HOSTS CHALLENGED TO KEEP TURKEY MOIST,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SON FOND OF MOM'S MEATLOAF,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GOP LEADER: TAX CUT A MUST,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY RETURNS IN 2 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY VOTERS GO AGAINST STATEWIDE PATTERN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA HOUSE AND SENATE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS WARD & PRECINCT MAP NOVEMBER 1994,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
JOHNSON POSITIONED TO TAKE ON PRESSLER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PROFESSORS NEED A BELIEF IN UNSEEN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SCHOOL DID OBSERVE NATIVE AMERICAN DAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DASCHLE'S VIEWS CALLED SOCIALISTIC (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINION--VIDEO LOTTERY IS BEING REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
VETERANS DAY FALLS ON DATE OF PEACE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEEN ENTERS PLEA IN HOME VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CUT CABLE CURTAILS LONG-DISTANCE DIALING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ASSAULT REPORT STEMS FROM WAKING UP LATE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN VETERANS MEET TODAY IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER ROOMMATE OF MURDER VICTIM UPSET,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*4TH-GRADERS SELL PINS TO HELP CLASSMATE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CASINO-RICH BORDER TOWN CELEBRATES LOTTERY WIN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OMAHA'S POLICE CHIEF WARNS OF RURAL GANGS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
YANKTON MAN SHOT AT PARTY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*DOCTOR ATTEMPTS TO CHANGE PLEA AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KURALT RESCHEDULES VISIT TO USD,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FACULTY TO DISCUSS MIDDLE EAST PEACE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TOWNS CAN APPLY FOR MORE COPS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ENGLISH INSTRUCTOR IS TOP INSTRUCTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*NEWSPAPER WANTS RALLY MEETINGS OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CORPS MAY RETURN LAND TO TRIBES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HIGH SCHOOL RODEO MOVING TO FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SCARY THOUGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DRIVE TO PUT MORE INDIANS IN LEGISLATURE FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAN DIES IN 1-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SENATORS MAY PLAY BIGGER NATIONAL ROLE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*SHERIFF, DEPUTY PART WAYS AFTER VOTE","Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
REPUBLICANS RETAKE CONTROL OF SD SENATE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EMBATTLED TRIBAL LEADER SQUEAKS BY IN VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUSTICE AMUNDSON KEEPS HIS POSITION,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
VOTER TURNOUT SETS RECORD FOR NON-PRESIDENTIAL YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
SKYWAY TO STRETCH OVER 11TH STREET,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*NORBERG CHOOSES BASKETBALL, SDSU","Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PASSION FOR HUNTING STARTED AT YOUNG AGE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*GOOD PARENTS TAKE FROM THEMSELVES, GIVE TO CHILDREN","Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BRANDON WOMAN ON MAGAZINE COVER,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MARKET SEEKS COLLEGE/COMPUTER COMBO,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
AD AGENCY DEFENDS CITIBANK IN FEUD WITH TREASURER,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NITRATE'S PRESENCE IN WATER QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
POLS DON'T HAVE MORALITY ANSWER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANTS HAVE LEGITIMATE GRIPE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ALAN KEYES HAS PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
BUDGET REFORM DOESN'T INVOLVE MEDICARE CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
MEDIA REFUSE TO SHOW PARTIAL-BIRTH ABORTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
CHARGE ALL CAMPERS SAME FEE AT SD PARKS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
2 PUPILS SUSPENDED FOR CARRYING GUN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE BREAK UP KEG AT FUHR'S APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOP CANDIDATE KEYES SPEAKS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SANBORN TAX REVOLT ALARMS OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CRISIS VOLUNTEER RETIRES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CARLSON TO ADDRESS BISHOPS' MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRST 'WANTED' POSTER OF DEADBEAT PARENTS NAILS 6,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*EARLY WINTER SLOWING WORK ON WESTERN AVE BRIDGES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AIR FORCE ROTC TO HOLD VIGIL TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AIR FORCE GRADUATE TO RUN FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEEN-AGE MUSICIANS TO MEET FOR CHORUS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RARE CAR DONATED TO W.H. OVER MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*EX-ENVOY STRESSES GLOBAL NETWORK,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*WORKING ON THANKSGIVING GIFTS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
3 DERAILMENTS STALL GRAIN TRAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
3 DIE IN MANDERSON HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
A 'GRANDMA' TO MANY KIDS DIES AT 78,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*NOVEMBER TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LONE COUNCILMAN FIRES GARRETSON POLICE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ACTIVITIES PLANNED SATURDAY FOR VETERANS DAY CELEBRA,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE 18-YEAR-OLD'S SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN CAUGHT ON TAPE SELLING DRUGS AT CASINO,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WOULD-BE LAWYER IS RULED UNFIT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
DAVISON COUNTY FOUND NOT NEGLIGENT,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
FUNDING FOR WATER PROJECT TURNED DOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
WETLANDS RULES MAY EASE IN FARM PROGRAM OVERHAUL,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*HYMN FESTIVAL ADDS TO BIG FRIDAY FOR ARTS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POTTER TAKES TIME FOR REAL MATTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VIOLINIST FINDS ADJUSTMENTS HARD BUT REWARDING,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
IN-VITRO LAB HAS FIRST PREGNANCY,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*KEEP PERENNIALS POTTED ON NORTH SIDE OF HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 10 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
POLICE KNEW OF OLSON CRIMES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLICE KNEW OF OLSON CRIMES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CEREMONIES HONOR SF VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RIVALRY CHANGED BY DAKOTA DOME,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
'HOE-DOWN' STRIKES OUT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
'HOE-DOWN' STRIKES OUT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
STATE IRANIANS ESCAPE ANTI-KHOMEINI ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE IRANIANS ESCAPE ANTI-KHOMEINI ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SD PROMOTED AS PREMIER MOVIE LOCALE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SD PROMOTED AS PREMIER MOVIE LOCALE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOG PRICES LOWEST IN 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW-BEDELL 3RD REP,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SDSU VETERAN STILL LEGENDARY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
FARMER CHAINS MAN TO DEBT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
FARMER CHAINS MAN TO DEBT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
FARMER CHAINS MAN TO DEBT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MCGOVERN TO APPEAR ON CBS SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
A NOSTALGIC RETURN TO 1927 (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
A NOSTALGIC RETURN TO 1927 (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
VIETNAM VETS GET NEW HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DISPUTES PART OF SDSU FUEL ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DISPUTES PART OF SDSU FUEL ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"WHAT'S RIGHT, WRONG WITH SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DISPUTES PART OF SDSU FUEL ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
NICHOL'S RELEASE OF TED MEANS CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
NICHOL'S RELEASE OF TED MEANS CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
JAYCEES APPRECIATE HAUNTED HOUSE AID (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
STRANGE CASE OF MISSING SENATOR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
STRANGE CASE OF MISSING SENATOR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
CONSUMER SCAMS DESCRIBED,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"SOLAR COLLECTORS BUILT FOR ELDERLY, LOW INCOME","Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.3"
"SOLAR COLLECTORS BUILD FOR ELDERLY, LOW INCOME","Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.3"
STEPS AGAINST UTILITY CUTOFF PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.4"
EX-NEWSMAN FINDS HAPPINESS WITH MINNOWS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
SUCCESSFUL HUNT INCLUDES SON'S FIRST PRAIRIE CHICKEN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
EX-NEWSMAN FINDS HAPPINESS WITH MINNOWS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
DAKOTA FARMERS RATE SURVEYS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
DAKOTA FARMERS RATE SURVEYS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*CLERGY LEARN TO DEAL WITH THE DYING,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CLERGY LEARN TO DEAL WITH THE DYING,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CONDUCTOR'S WIFE THRIVES ON CULTURE SHOCK,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN COMPOSES AWARD-WINNING TUNE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SISTER KAREN LAFOLLETTE-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1979, sect.D, p.15, col.1"
HIGH COURT REJECTS CAROLS CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'WE ARE 2ND CLASS CITIZENS',"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT REJECTS CAROLS CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RADIO COWBOYS CHRONICLED TODAY ON PUBLIC TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MALL DENTIST'S ADS EXTRACT GRIPES FROM PEERS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MALL DENTIST'S ADS EXTRACT GRIPES FROM PEERS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MALL DENTIST'S ADS EXTRACT GRIPES FROM PEERS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*'THE ELEPHANT MAN'-HORRIFYING TRUTH,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*RADIO COWBOYS CHRONICLED TODAY ON PUBLIC TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FARMERS EXPECT BETTER FROM REAGAN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS EXPECT BETTER FROM REAGAN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANCER CAN'T STOP THIS RUNNER,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANCER CAN'T STOP THIS RUNNER,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON OFFICIALS TO SKIP FORUM,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SLURRY SYSTEM MAY LOWER WELLS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER SEES NEW GRAIN SALES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JAILED MAN SLASHES SELF WITH DISPOSABLE RAZOR,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JAILED MAN SLASHES SELF WITH DISPOSABLE RAZOR,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SLURRY SYSTEM MAY LOWER WELLS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAGAZINES HAIL SF ADVANTAGES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAGAZINES HAIL SF ADVANTAGES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLUFFS NURSING HOME OK'D BY CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BILL TO LIMIT SPENDING RE-INTRODUCED BY WICK,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BLUFFS NURSING HOME OK'D BY CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL STUDY PROPOSED SCHOOL BOOK PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE MULLS COLTON BUILDING HALT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER-JUDGESHIP BI-PARTISAN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER-JUDGESHIP BI-PARTISAN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOTTUM-NO PRESSURE ON MCGOVERN TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BODY FOUND IN MONTANA MAY BE SD MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MORE VOTES THAN WESSINGTON VOTERS RAISES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BUGS INFEST SD GRAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"UNICEF COLLECTS {dollar}1,360 DURING HALLOWEEN","Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"PAM, FORMER MADAME, ON PROSTITUTION PANEL","Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
KELO-TV'S SIGNAL SOON WILL REACH HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BOTTUM-NO PRESSURE ON MCGOVERN TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"PAM, FORMER MADAME, ON PROSTITUTION PANEL","Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ELECTRIC RATES TO BE TOPIC AT PUC MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
JANKLOW--ETSI TOUGHEST DEAL I'VE HANDLED,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS...AND NOW THERE ARE 10,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--ETSI TOUGHEST DEAL I'VE HANDLED,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--ETSI TOUGHEST DEAL I'VE HANDLED,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 MEN GET PRISON TERMS FOR ROSEBUD SHOOTINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
2 MEN GET PRISON TERMS FOR ROSEBUD SHOOTINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BLACK-FOOTED FERRET SIGHTING--ANIMAL NOT EXTINCT YET,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"DUCK, GEESE COUNT 1 MILLION","Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*NORTHERN BEGINS SERVICE TO SF & 4 OTHER CITIES TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CONSTRUCTION OF NEW SF BALLROOM COMPLEX TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MATHIS LAWYER WON'T REVEAL VENUE DECISION-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MANDAN POWER LINE COULD BE LAID UNDERGROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX SET UP ANOTHER CAMP IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX SET UP ANOTHER CAMP IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ADVICE FOR LANDERS ABOUT HORROR STORIES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ON TO VERMILLION FOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OUR DEBT TO VETERANS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE DEFENDED FOR VOTE ON DC LAW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ADVICE FOR REAGAN ON 'FREE' FARM MARKET (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ABDNOR'S VOTING RECORD CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
COUNTY WON'T PAY--ARTIST WITHOUT BENEFACTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF BUSINESS PEOPLE TOLD TO LOOK OUT FOR CRIME,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF BUSINESS PEOPLE TOLD TO LOOK OUT FOR CRIME,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIGHT FOR ROAD WON--COUNTY TO CLEAR SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY WON'T PAY--ARTIST WITHOUT BENEFACTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF BUSINESS PEOPLE TOLD TO LOOK OUT FOR CRIME,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"USDA SHOULD HANDLE DISEASED ELK, ATTORNEY SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*6000 ATTEND MOLLY HATCHET CONCERT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUP WANTS TAX RAISED FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUP WANTS TAX RAISED FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CEMENT PLANT KILNS OPERATING SMOOTHLY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*MASSIVE PIPELINE PROJECT CREEPING TOWARD CONCLUSION,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*EDUCATION GROUP SAYS TESTS FOR TEACHERS WASTE OF TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*EDUCATION GROUP SAYS TESTS FOR TEACHERS WASTE OF TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"LURING INDUSTRIES UP TO CITY, TOURISM HEAD SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
"SPEAK UP ABOUT NEEDS, WATER USERS TOLD","Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
JANKLOW NAMES COMMERCE SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW NAMES COMMERCE SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ABERDEEN MIGHT COMBINE ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GOOD WEATHER LETS FARMERS CATCH UP,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PINE RIDGE MAN FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
UTILITIES HAVEN'T SIGNED CONTRACTS FOR MANDAN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
THIEVES RIFLE COIN-OPERATED MACHINES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*BRAZIL BLOCKS ADOPTION--WOMAN STRANDED IN RIO DE JANERO,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*TWINKLE, TWINKLE, BILL AND HARRY'S WEDDING DAY","Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TIME TO PUT AWAY GRILLS & DRAG OUT SLOW COOKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MORE SD FARMERS TURN TO SOYBEAN LOAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FESTIVAL OF STRINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GOT A MINUTE TO READ SOME SILLY BOOKS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*THE CHILDRENS HOUR AT SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GUTHRIE TO PRESENT 'ANNA O' IN SF,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LIBRARY TO SHOW CHILDREN'S FILMS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
MS BOWLING CONTEST BEGINS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
LAKOTA WACIPI SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*O'CONNOR FINDS SOLACE IN SINGLE-MEMBER DIST VICTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 18 MONTHS FOR ESCAPE ATTMEPT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PERSISTENCE PAYS OFF FOR SD INVENTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE REJECTS REQUEST FOR TAX REFUND,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BETTER NORTHERN CATCHES ON RIVER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAW CHANGE IS NECESSARY TO PROTECT WILDLIFE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLAYOFFS A KEEN SHOW FOR PLAYERS AND FANS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"THOMS SAYS THANKS TO CANDIDATES, VOTERS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM GEARED FOR LATCHKEY CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ETSI WATER SALE OUTCRY CALLED 'FALSE ALARM',"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE HAS 3 TO 5 TIMES ITS NORMAL MOISTURE IN OCT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CHANGES IN SCHOOL AID DISTRIBUTION OK'D,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON BOARD DELAYS DECISION ON HOME EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JOHNSON TO BECOME JUDGE DEC 1,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER--QUICK GRAIN ACTION NEEDED,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
QUESTIONAIRES SENT WITH VA CHECKS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RAILROAD SIDING HEARING POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
VOLLEYBALL TITLE SURPRIZES COUGARS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*CITY'S SNOW REMOVAL PLAN DRAWS HEAT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLAYER SCORES FRIENDSHIP WITH NAMESAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATLER BROTHERS' CAREER,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRIME-TIME SOAP FANS STAY TUNED,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PRESENTATION OF 'ANNE FRANK' IS OVERACTED,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*DOWNTOWN SHOPPERS MAY GET FREE RIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW SPLIT IN CHRISTIANITY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY OF 4 ESCAPES BLAZE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LYONS BANK AVERTED LIQUIDATION,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HOSPITAL GETS CITY APPROVAL FOR COPTER PAD,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VETERANS HAVE KEPT US FREE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEDIA COVERAGE JEOPARDIZES LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
REAGAN'S PLAN LEGITIMIZES ARMS RACE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MARINE HEADQUARTERS ATTACK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COMMITTEE SUPPORTS CUT IN GOLD SEVERANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INMATE GETS HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEMINARS WILL EXAMINE INDIAN CULTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN'S CAUCUS CANCELS MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JUNIOR ACHIEVERS MEAN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUP HOPES TO FIGHT EROSION ON MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE FIRM HIT SNAG WITH LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COLOME TWINS ARE DOUBLE TROUBLE FOR OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SPECHT DOESN'T HOLD BACK,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
IRENE MAN SERIOUS AFTER HEART SURGERY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BLASTING HOLIDAY DINNER BIRD,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*TRAVELER REVELS IN OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*MOREAU AREA--BEAUTY OFF THE BEATEN PATH,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DEMOCRATIC PARTY DID TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE","Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMS HAVE WORK TO BREAK GOP STRONGHOLD,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*NATIONAL STAR FARMER, LARRY NIELSON","Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEUERMANN'S PRICE ON LIFE-27 CENTS AN HOUR,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGENT ORANGE FORM BRINGS MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROBLEMS CONFRONT INDIAN RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUILDERS GROUP BACKS CONSERVATION STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE TO LEAD FARM FORUM AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOUNT MARTY TUITION GOING UP {dollar}270 NEXT YR,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPECIAL OLYMPICS GETS TEACHERS' DONATION,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T REMOVE HIMSELF FROM CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
OFFICIAL WARNS OF AGRICULTURAL SURPLUS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
VOTERS TO DECIDE FATE OF OPERA HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SDSU WILL AWARD DIEHL SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
IRS TRYING TO GIVE BACK TAX REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RUNOFF ELECTIONS FOR DISTRICT DIRECTORSHIPS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SECURITY TIGHTENS AT FEDERAL COURTHOUSES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRIAL DATE SET IN HILLS DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIALS LOOK FOR PERSON WHO SHOT EAGLE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
BEAUTY AND THE CHALLENGE OF SPRING CREEK,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*ARTIST FIGHTS FOR HIS LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CARRYING THE SCARS OF WAR,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JOAN MULDER ENJOYS NEW RECIPES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*CROPS YIELD A BOUNTY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DISTRIBUTOR WILL HOST OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ARCHITECTS PRAISE RONALD MCDONALD,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FORMS SUBSIDIARY FOR FEED MILL PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*GUARDING WAGES IS LAST DOMAIN OF UNIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FILED IN SD FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*VET RECALLS DACHAU'S HORROR,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DUST EXPOSES FARMERS TO HEALTH RISKS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TALKS TO RESUME,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BRINGING BOOKS TO THE FARM,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MEMORIAL FOR VETS BETTER LATE THAN NEVER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
REMAIN FAITHFUL TO ITS MILITARY VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*HOLY MOSES. IT'S COLD,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VETERANS MARK DAY THEIR OWN WAY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REPORT SAYS PILOT ERROR CAUSED NAVY JET CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF JUDGE LEAPS BACK INTO PRIVATE SECTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FEW WOMEN GRADUATES GET JUDGESHIPS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
EXPECT LOW TURNOUT FOR ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FOLKLORE SHAPES WOMEN FROM CHILDHOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PARK SERVICE WANTS MONEY FOR BADLANDS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*WEST RIVER RANCHER DIES IN SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY FACES FRIGID CATCH-22 WITHOUT HEAT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"NICE GOING, VOTERS (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VICTIMS' FAMILIES ARE IMPRISONED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BAND DESERVES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PAPER SLIGHTS USD COYOTES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
THOMS THANKS HERSETH,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*HE'S LATE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GUN-TOTING MAN ATTACKS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE PROJECTS WIN CONSERVATION AWARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MASTEN TRIES TO TIP SCALES FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CORN HARVEST 2 WEEKS BEHIND,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS OFFER CHANGES ON PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY DISCUSSES QUARRIES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ARSON TRIAL TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CORSON SHERIFF-ELECT HOPES TO CLEAR HIS NAME,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FREDERICK RESIDENTS WARNED OF UNSAFE WATER,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 HURON MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATOR--INSURANCE WOES REMAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA DEPOSITS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*FINALISTS MARCH NEARER TO TITLES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MANY OFFICES CLOSED FOR TODAY'S HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*VET FINDS LOST PAL AMONG CALENDAR'S FACES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA TEEN DIED OF AIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR UNINJURED AS PLANE BELLY-LANDS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BRING LONG-OVERDUE BIA CHANGES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
UNITED WAY DOESN'T FUND BICYCLE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VETERANS DAY STATURE INCREASES EACH YEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WASHINGTON BAND PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MEETING COVERAGE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ACCIDENT INJURES THREE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BELLE FOURCHE BANK FAILS, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE OFFICIALS MUM ON SHAKEUP REPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SIGNATURES VALID, TAX-LIMIT BACKER SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORKERS CAN REFILE FOR UNEMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY FIGHTS ZONING CODE TO BUILD HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FINES COMPANY IN MAN'S FATAL FALL,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD MAY OFFER SCHOLARS FREE TUITION,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOW TO CRACK JAPANESE MARKET,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PLAN WOULD BRING TOURISTS TO RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
KENYAN'S DAUGHTERS WILL RETURN TO CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEMORIAL TO HONOR BROWN COUNTY VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON NEVER USED DRUGS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS LOOK FOR BIGHORN SHEEP POACHERS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE SUSPECT DRUG DEAL INVOLVED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRANSTAD SEEKS SUMMIT WITH COLLEAGUES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DEMOCRATS ENSURE PRIMARY INTEGRITY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FIRE FIGHTERS TRY TO STOP YOUNG FIREBUGS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JOBS BY INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*CARAMBOLA IS NEW STAR OF THE FRUIT SECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EASTER SEALS GROUP HONORS MOEN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
MOFLE NAMED NURSE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
WARRIORS WOULDN'T GIVE IN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ANCHOR FIRED FOR RELIGIOUS ARTICLES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL WINS {dollar}24 MILLION SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOLGA'S HOPES GO TO DAKOTADOME,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NOSE-BREAKING BRAWL ON 'GERALDO',"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REPLACEMENT WORKERS PROTEST FINE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SUPER COLLIDER DECISION ANGERS OTHER CONTENDERS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MONEY CARRIED A LOT OF WEIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VETERANS BE AWARE OF BENEFITS SITUATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ACLU SUPPORTS TERRORISTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SEARCH CONTINUES FOR RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS CONSIDER ELECTION RECOUNTS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUSTAD CAMPAIGN POSTCARDS ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TAUGHT MORE THAN SHAKESPEARE TO STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VIBORG RECALLS ITS VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP AGAINST BED-AND-BOOZE TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO REOPEN WEST LAKE OKOBOJI PARK,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN GUILTY IN GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*TUNING IN TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TV LOOKS BACK 25 YEARS AFTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'WORKING' HAS STRONG SOLO PERFORMANCES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PRAIRIE REP, STATE ART COUNCIL TO REMAIN","Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SD GRID TEAMS VIE FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*BANKER--BUSH GOOD FOR NATION,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
*GARRETSON'S DREAM SEASON SULLIED IN FINAL,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AREA GERMANS CALL IT COMMUNISM'S FAILURE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HEALTH CLUB CLOSES AFTER GOLD'S GYM FLEXES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CHURCH'S FOLK GROUP CUTS ALBUM,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SHELTER DIRECTOR GIVES HOMELESS A PLACE TO REST,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
A PAINFUL TASK FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HELP STATE SET GOALS FOR ITS NEXT CENTURY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WORLD SITUATION MAKES THIS DAY SPECIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WINNER EARNS FOOTBALL TITLE WITH 27-14 VICTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACCUSED CITY RAPIST PLANS TO CHANGE PLEA,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOY SCOUTS PLAN DOOR-TO-DOOR DRIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH CARE OFFICIAL KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON APPOINTED TO 2 SUBCOMMITTEES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PATROL CONTINUES PROBE OF FATALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
200 SIGNED UP FOR WOMAN '88,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANTON SENIOR TO PERFORM IN MACY'S PARADE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MANY VIETNAM VETS 'STILL IN A SHELL',"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TELLING FIBS, A REQUIREMENT OF FATHERHOOD","Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MATTHEW SAYS HE'LL WIN BATTLE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MESABA--MEETING BENEFICIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JUDGE WON'T STOP ELLSWORTH PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VIETNAM VETERANS REUNION WILL MIX STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX PLAN COULD TIGHTEN SCHOOL BUDGETS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*BRANDON VALLEY WINS 11AA TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MASURS CRITICAL OF JAMISON'S FLIP-FLOP,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD VETERANS FORESEE WAR IN MIDEAST,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"JOHNSON, PRESSLER COOL TO MILITARY BUILDUP IN GULF","Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE ELECTION CAMPAIGN TOO LONG,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX MEASURE DEFEAT A PLEASANT SURPRISE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*ELECTION PRODUCES GOOD, BAD, UGLY MOMENTS","Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ARE CITY HOSPITALS DICTATING TO PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
LAWMAKERS USE BUDGET TO HIDE PAY RAISES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
KEEP HINDU SYMBOLS OUT OF OUR SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
STATE FAILED TO ACT IN MILLING PLANT SITING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
US HAS ALTERNATIVES TO WAR AGAINST IRAQ (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*BRANDON VALLEY RIPS O'GORMAN 28-7,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HAMLIN WINS IN CLASS 11B,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAENSEL ENDS CAREER WITH WIN OVER UNO,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GF&P REACHES SALMON SPAWNING GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PERKINS CUSTOMERS CAN SIGN SCROLL TO TROOPS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRADE MAGAZINE HONORS METZ BAKING,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'TIS THE SEASON FOR SHOPPING,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HONEY MONEY KEEPS PROMOTION GOING,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD DOLES OUT OUR RESTORATION HOTELS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LAWRENCE COUNTY HIRES JANKLOW IN TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL VETERANS DAY PROGRAMS BEGIN TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SECOND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON WON'T ADVOCATE TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SF RESIDENTS REMEMBER 1940 BLIZZARD,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ELK POINT STUDENTS LEARN LANGUAGES FROM SOURCE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATORS MEET WITH USD STAFF,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
STATE'S HEAT SUBSIDIES TO GET FEDERAL BOOST,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
TEN COUNTIES QUALIFY FOR EMERGENCY LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
'DANCES WITH WOLVES' PREMIERE NEAR SELL OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
ELLSWORTH NAMES NEW STRATEGIC WEAPON CHIEF,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
"PIPELINE STUDY NOW TO INCLUDE IOWA, MINNESOTA","Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.6"
*A LITTLE KNOWLEDGE IS EMBARRASSING,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*'GHOST' EXPECTED TO OUTLAST HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*RETIREMENT CAN MEAN NEW ADVENTURES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1990, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*LIFE TRICKLES FROM TINY SD TOWNS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WALL BRINGS MEMORIES TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*VETS FOUND COMFORT, HORROR IN MEMORIAL","Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*TOYS TANTALIZE TOTS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*BEACH BOY AUTOBIOGRAPHY SHOCKINGLY HONEST,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
"CUOMO INDECISIVE, LOSING CREDIBILITY (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PROTECTING RURAL COOPERATIVES IS VITAL TO ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HARKIN GETS LOW RATING ON GOVERNMENT WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"SPEEDWAY PRICES UP, WITH LITTLE TO SHOW FOR IT (L)","Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CHAMBERLAIN NAMED SENIOR CITIZEN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LATCH-KEY PROGRAM AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICES ANNOUNCE HOLIDAY SCHEDULES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS PLAN CUBA TRIP DURING INTERIM,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO-VEHICLE CRASH KILLS BRITTON MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY CHURCHES USE ADVERTISING TO TELL,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WEST MESA LIKE COUNTRY LIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*PEOPLE ARE BEST, WORST PART OF JOB","Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HUMANITIES GROUP CHANGES ITS NAME,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NEW RC SCHOOL GETS NAME,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*VIGIL HONORS VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"HEALTH CARE REFORM COULD SAVE STATE, LOCAL MONEY","Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CHILD SUPPORT CAN ADJUST WITH INCOME,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
JOB SERVICE OFFICE RANKS HIGH IN VET PLACEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*A DUTY OF VIGILANCE AND HOPE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DESERT STORM VETERAN FIGHTING TO RECLAIM JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATER BOARD OK'S 1-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*TRIO COMBINES HOBBY, HARVEST","Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*AUDITOR RECOMMENDS SWITCH TO SCANNERS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FOREIGN POLICY STILL IN CAPABLE HANDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INCIDENT AT STORE HINTS OF DISCRIMINATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MAYBE IT'S TIME TO TRY A TAX ON POLITICAL ADS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOOTING OF EAGLE PALES TO LOSS FROM ABORTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STEENSLAND'S EMS BID IS A TAXING PROPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'MONEY' RATING IS POINT OF PRIDE FOR EX-NATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
'MISSING' GIRLS FOUND IN MOTHER'S HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDUCTION REPORT UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BANK GETS JUDGEMENT AGAINST BUSINESSMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BODIES OF KYLE COUPLE FOUND IN TRUCK,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BURG MAY ATTEMPT RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY APPROVES BID FOR WORK-RELEASE CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LUNG TRANSPLANT IS STEP CLOSER,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GARBAGE PICKUP TO STAY SAME,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MCKENNAN CLOSER TO KIDNEY TRANSPLANT PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY FOE BLAMES GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SDSU'S PHARMACY PROGRAM UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN HEAD START GETS {dollar}1 MILLION AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RETIRING LEGISLATORS TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL RETIRES ATHLETES' NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FOUNDATION TO HELP FORM CLUB,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BOMBERS TO LOSE NUCLEAR WEAPONS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MICKELSON DEFENDS PRIVATE 'CLUB' MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BROOKINGS HANDYMAN THOMPSON DIES AT 62,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*PAPER SAYS SCHAFER AIDED,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"*REVEALS LOVE, BOND BETWEEN MOM, SON","Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*HOUSE CALLS BRING CABINETS INTO KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MUCH OF CORN CROP STILL IN FIELDS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SF NATIVE SHARES PETTY'S FAREWELL SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PICK A SEAT--MINER COUNTY HAS A COUPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COLLEGE FOOD TAUGHT LASTING LESSONS FOR COOK,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*FIGHTING AN UNKNOWN ENEMY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RECALLS ARMISTICE DAY BLIZZARD,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BATTLE HIGH FUEL PRICES WITH STRIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TONS OF TRASH TAKEN FROM INMATES' CELLS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"DEBATE EDGE GOES TO GORE, NAFTA (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POLICE DESERVE CREDIT FOR CARING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTERS SHOULD ACT TO REDUCE DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CONSIDERING TO CLOSE BANCROFT ELEM,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"BROOKINGS OFFICIAL RESIGNS, HOSPITALIZED","Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOUR ARRESTED FOR LSD POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INCREASED ATTENDANCE PULLS FAIR OUT OF DEBT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN TO SPLIT DAKOTA CASH JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SMELL OF LEAVES AND HOTDOGS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'ARGUS' WANTS TEEN KILLING HEARINGS OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHILD VISITATION MAY BECOME EASIER,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOLESTER MAY WIN EARLY RELEASE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS MAY SEE {dollar}12 MILLION BOOST IN STATE AID,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN ACQUITTED IN FATAL CRASH TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"GRANT TO LINK SCHOOLS, MEDICAL FACILITIES","Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HILL CITY EMT WINS NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"HOBO DAY COMMITTEE HELPS NEEDY, CHARITY","Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY OK'S SALES TAX EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RURAL WATER MANAGER FILES SUIT OVER FIRING,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD FIREFIGHTERS COMPARE HEAT OF FIRES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BROOKINGS TOUR FEATURES RARE HOMES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*OFF TO KANSAS CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARMELEE TEEN CHARGED IN BEATING BOY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS TO RECEIVE CHARITY AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
4 OF 5 YOUTH ESCAPEES CAPTURED,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"PILOT DIES, 2 INJURED IN CRASH IN CANYON","Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
STATE TO EXPAND NEW CLASS OF AG LAND,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*'STARMITES' IS SOLID BUT IT FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*GETTING TO PARTICIPATE IN SPORT (PROF),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD RANKS FIRST IN VOTER TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN VETERANS SEEK RESPECT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
USING LOTTERY FUNDS FOR PROPERTY-TAX RELIEF,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*2 HUNTERS ARE FINED {dollar}26,000","Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HAS VOTES TO BE MINORITY LEADER--LOUISIANA SENATOR,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PUT MORE RESTRAINT ON VIDEO GAMING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CITY HALL BADLY NEEDS FRESH SET OF FACES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
MILLER'S JAPAN VISIT SERVES NO PURPOSE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
N. DAKOTA'S ATTITUDE TO CRIME IS BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
HEALTH-CARE FORUM WAS HIGHLY MEANINGFUL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
GOOD OLD S. DAKOTA IS HUMBLE BUT KINDLY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
PENITENTIARY OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN JAILED ON BREAK-IN CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ZOO'S DIRECTOR NOW COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEE TO RETURN TO JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*FORUM LOOKS AT HOUSING, JOBS, TAXES","Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY CONFERENCE SALUTES WOMEN VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MONTH JUST TYPICAL, RECORDS SHOW","Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NURSE CHARGED WITH STEALING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"HOSPITAL TO OPERATE OWN LAW, EMPLOY 75","Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*HARDWARE STORE RETURNS TO COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION EX-POLICE OFFICER'S TRIAL IS POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ELECTION DEFEAT WON'T STOP STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VERMILLION VOTERS TO DECIDE ON WHEEL TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*BEDDOW--KEEP AFTER JANKLOW FOR RECORDS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NAVY VET TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FUMES KILL MAN--CLARK,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*LINCOLN COUNTY BOARD PLANS TO KEEP CHANGING,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PLANNERS SEEK SUGGESTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MADISON STUDENTS TO OBSERVE VETERANS DAY TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OUSTED AFTER ADMITTING SEXUAL ABUSE OF BOYS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PROTESTORS MARCH AGAINST PLANNED PARENTHOOD CLINIC,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*MORRELL DEAL MADE OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
DEVELOPMENT GROUP WORRIES ABOUT LOSING PROSPECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
"SD CORN, SOYBEAN HARVESTS SURPASSING RECORD FORECAST","Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*DENVER MAN SAYS REGION IS ECONOMIC FORCE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*CENTERVILLE AIMS FOR 1ST STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FRIENDS THANK WHITE EAGLE TONIGHT IN MISSION,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PROTECT LAVENDAR WITH MULCH,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*YOUNG WRITERS NEED SUPPORT (PROF),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
GORY 'VAMPIRE' DRAINS A LITTLE TOO MUCH BLOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*PASTOR DIES IN RESCUE EFFORT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TRUST RULE ON INDIAN LAND BUYS ABOLISHED,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
POSSILBE SHUTDOWN NOT EXPECTED TO HAMPER CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
YOUNG VIOLINIST SHINES AT SYMPHONY CONCERT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EFFICIENCY MORE VITAL THAN JOBS (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAKING CENTER JUVENILE FACILITY SMART (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STATE COLLEGES DESERVE STATE INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ENGLISH-ONLY CASE FLAWED IN IRONY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T SECOND-GUESS NEBRASKA'S OSBORNE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MEDIA MOGUL MURDOCH MERITS SKEPTICISM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*VETERANS DAY A TIME TO BE GRATEFUL FOR FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"CITY HAS GROWN 26,000 IN DECADE","Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN, 19, KILLED IN CAR-SEMI CRASH","Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC LEADER SPEAKS AT STEAK FRY,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CUTS ELIMINATE EIGHT STATE JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CALIFORNIANS VIEW SD AS LAND OF MILK,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VETS CRITICIZE PRESSLER BUDGET STANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MAN CHARGED IN STABBING WOMAN, 18, WITH SCISSORS","Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FISHERY FILES SUIT AGAINST DISTRIBUTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STUDENT CHAPTER WINS ENGINEERING AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FIREFIGHTER INSTALLS STREET ADDRESS SIGNS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RESTORING SALES-TAX EXEMPTIONS COULD HURT FARMS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*BUDGET COOPERATION SOUGHT, JOHNSON SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FRIENDS TO SERVE TEA PARTY--FOR 100,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COOPERATIVE CHOOSES SITE FOR ETHANOL PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*THREE ON A LEASH,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CUSTER STATE PARK PLAN OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*HELPED TEA STEAKHOUSE THRIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*WATER AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LEGISLATORS SEEK CHANGE IN SOME AUDIT PROCEDURES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FIGHT SHAPES UP OVER EDUCATION FORMULA,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CANDIDATE FOCUSES ON FAMILY NEEDS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
RC NATIVE REMEMBERS VIEWING SHIP THAT SANK IN 1975,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*KIOSKS FILLING SANTA'S LANES AT THE EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LAUNCHES NATIONAL TV AD CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*SENIORS SEE RE-EMERGENCE OF THE COYOTES,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SD NATIVE VEDRAL SHINES IN SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GRAHAM EYES MORE RECORDS,"Argus LeaderNov 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN URGES CALM WITH IRAN,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN URGES CALM WITH IRAN,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ABOUREZK-SHAH SHOULD GO,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABOUREZK-SHAH SHOULD GO,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY POLICE ACCEPT 9 PERCENT SALARY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY POLICE ACCEPT 9 PERCENT SALARY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A CAR SLID OFF AN ICY BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE CORN PRODUCTION AT RECORD,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE SCHOOLS FACE FREEZE-OUT ON FUEL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE SCHOOLS FACE FREEZE-OUT ON FUEL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*MELANCHOLY MEMORIES OF THE BIG ONE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
PHEASANT HUNTING AIDS AILING STATE ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
TOURISM INTERESTS START AD FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
LET'S NOT CENSOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DEAUTHORIZATION DESERVES A FAIR HEARING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LET'S NOT CENSOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*VIDEO RECORDERS '80S STATUS TOY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*DISCO FEVER HITS SWING SET,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DISCO FEVER HITS SWING SET SET,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
YANKTON MAN DIES IN CAR CRASH-CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HIGHER CATTLE PRICES PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
AUTHOR GIVES SDSU BOOKS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
AUTHOR GIVES SDSU BOOKS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MIDWEST FARM LAND VALUE MAY STABILIZE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
POLICE APPLY FOR HYPNOSIS TRAINING,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EPA TO TEST WATER FOR CANCER LINK,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINORITY STUDENTS INCREASE 60 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINORITY STUDENTS INCREASE 60 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINORITY STUDENTS INCREASE 60 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EPA TO TEST WATER FOR CANCER LINK,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'MY BODYGUARD' MAKES ADOLESCENT PAIN BELIEVABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JA SPONSORING FUNDRAISER FOR CANCER SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
VOYAGER HAS EARCH VOYEURS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE DENY HARASSMENT OF FORMER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE DENY HARASSMENT OF FORMER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN WHO ROBBED CAB SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VETERANS REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEADERSHIP RACES SHAPING UP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LEADERSHIP RACES SHAPING UP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MCGOVERN REJECTS EARLY RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AGRICULTURE AND THE RECESSION (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLL WINNERS...,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGRICULTURE AND THE RECESSION (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MDGOVERN CALLED A POOR LOSER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO CAMPAIGN LITTER EXCEPT FROM LAPAC (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DEPLORES DEFEAT OF SEN MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HIGH SCHOOL ROUP THANKS BENEFACTORS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HOT SPRINGS MAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GSA SURVEYS HURON ON HOEDOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHAIN BUYS HURON DAILY PLAINSMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JAIL HANGING IS SECOND IN 3 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JAIL HANGING IS SECOND IN 3 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS WANT U-HEARING MOVED,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROPOSED NSP HIKE MAY BE HALVED,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PROPOSED NSP HIKE MAY BE HALVED,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DEBT CLOUDS BLOCK 11 HOTEL PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEBT CLOUDS BLOCK 11 HOTEL PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AMERICA SALUTES ITS VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA EXTENDS BASKETBALL SEASON WITH EUROPE TRIP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA EXTENDS BASKETBALL SEASON WITH EUROPE TRIP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE SEES PLAYOFFS TO FRUITATION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE SEES PLAYOFFS TO FRUITATION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SIOUX FALLS DANCE GROUP CHANGING SLOWLY, BUT SURELY","Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KSFY BUYS SOPHISTICATED COLOR RADAR FOR WEATHER REP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'TIME BANDITS'--THEY DON'T MAKE FANTASIES LIKE THIS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KSFY BUYS SOPHISTICATED COLOR RADAR FOR WEATHER REP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KSFY BUYS SOPHISTICATED COLOR RADAR FOR WEATHER REP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NORTHERN MIGHT ASK FOR SUBSIDY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TUITION INCOME HELPS BALANCE TAX DROP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SRSTAK--I DIDN'T ORDER FIRINGS, JUST READ BOARD'S DE","Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TUITION INCOME HELPS BALANCE TAX DROP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SRSTKA--I DIDN'T ORDER FIRINGS, JUST READ BOARD'S DE","Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SRSTKA--I DIDN'T ORDER FIRINGS, JUST READ BOARD'S DE","Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FALL--THE SEASON OF MEETINGS FOR UNITED WAY WORKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MADLY MULTIPLYING MINK ON ARLINGTON FARM,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MADLY MULTIPLYING MINK ON ARLINGTON FARM,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX WANT INDIAN NAT'L PARK SET UP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX WANT INDIAN NAT'L PARK SET UP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"WELCOME, NORTHERN... (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RECOGNIZING RESERVISTS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"CITY HALL JOB, POLICE PRIORITIES MIXED UP (L)","Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STATE'S 1ST SCHOOL-CITY ELECTION SET-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRODUCTION OF RED MEAT UP IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL LAW COULD GO TO COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD SMALL BUSINESS FUND GETS FEDERAL GRANT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*LAWYERS, STUDENTS PUT THEMSELVES ON TRIAL","Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
GRAD SCHOOL RECRUITS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"FAIR NOT LEAVING HURON, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SDEA TAKES NO STAND ON SCHOOL DELAY FOR FAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MINN WOOS WALL DRUG,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*READY OR NOT, HERE IT COMES","Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MOTHER OF ACCIDENT VICTIM COMFORTED,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
THOUSANDS SNATCH UP SURPLUS FOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CLUB SPREADS THE GOOD NEWS ABOUT GOD TO CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SAY CHEESE--PHOTOGRAPHER TAKES PICTURES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*WAYLON & WILLIE A WHEEZY ATTEMPT-EMMYLOU'S INSPIRED,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
KELO BUMPS NETWORK SHOWS FOR PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HE 'NOSE' THE LAW...,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
INTERSTATE VERBAL WARFARE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ASP LEADS TALENTED SDSU CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GEDDES, O'GORMAN, LENNOX, FREDERICK, HAMLIN CHOICES","Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*IF THIS MACHINE CAN'T DO IT, NOTHING CAN","Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPACE PROGRAM HAS SIOUX FALLS CONNECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*VIETNAM STIGMA REMAINS, VETS SAY","Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KIDNAPPING ENDS IN SD FOR A CHICAGO MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY STAFF SHOULD DO BETTER ANNEXING JOB (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD BORDER WITH MINN STILL FRIENDLY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY SD SHOULD PUBLICIZE JOBS GAINED FROM MINN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATIVE MINNESOTAN DISPUTES PERPICH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*RUDY PERPICH OFFERED MORE ADVICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HEEGE'S DECISION IN DOG CASE DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ELIGIBILITY FOR VETERANS JOBLESS BENEFITS CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW CRITICAL OF HOMESTAKE ADS AGAINST TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TV DETECTIVES FAR CRY FROM REAL THING,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
"GOVERNORS TO PUT ASIDE DIFFERENCES, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS JUST VISITING,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MINERAL RIGHTS LEASES TO BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS TO MEET,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ACTION ON VO-TECHS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
SD GETS MONEY FOR JOBS PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
NATIONAL GUARD MUSEUM OPENS IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ABDNOR SEEKS TAX BREAK FOR SOLDIERS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIOLOGISTS CHASE ENDANGERED WHITE CRANE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CUNNINGHAM SAYS HE STILL MAY RUN FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY WILL PRESENT CASE AGAINST ETSI,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS RULE ON LICENSE SUSPENSION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEB MAN'S MURDER TRIAL STARTS--WINNER,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SERVICE LETS CALLERS REQUEST ADDRESSES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ACTION AGAINST AT&T IS VICTORY FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*DALE SAYS HE MAY APPEAL GUILTY VERDICT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COURSE CHANGES MAY NOT COME UNTIL '85,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COKE COMPANY GETS RELIEF WITH EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COURT ACTS TO REDUCE BACKLOG (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAMILIES OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BEST WAY TO PAY FOR CITY STREETS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ELECTED OFFICIALS HAVE RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AMERICA OWES MUCH TO VETS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
REAGAN WON'T BEND TO BLACKMAIL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
GERBOTH'S REVIEW CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PAGE ONE STORY ABOUT CUBA (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COMPUTER TEACHES HOW TO READ MUSIC,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEPARTMENT ACCEPTS REQUESTS FOR PARK MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN IN SERVICE CENTER AFTER COURT OUTBURST,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ND MAN HANGS HIMSELF AFTER ARREST,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER GETS DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER PROTESTS 2-MONTH BREAK,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REWARD OFFERED FOR CONVICTION OF ELK KILLERS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TRAFFIC VICTIM IS 26-YR-OLD NEVADA MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HOVEN'S SCHAEFER RAN UNTIL SHE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD STATE'S CORNEMANN CAN'T FORGET,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*VETERAN HAS NO REGRETS ABOUT WWII,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ELECTION BLUES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
EX-PUBLISHER SETS UP SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
KNWC RADIO COMPLETES SHARATHON,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*MINNEHAHA COUNTY POLITICS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"DRUNK, BIG AND BELLIGERENT...","Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD MAY AX NON-CREDIT COURSES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY STREET LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*BID SPECIFICATIONS COST TAXPAYERS MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHANGE DUE IN CITY HALL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HATS OFF TO BALL TEAMS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PAY RAISE PLAN IS APPALLING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VEHICLES DANGEROUS TOYS FOR CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PHEASANTS NEED OUR HELP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TOUGH TIMES BEING IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CMT VICTIMS LINKING TOGETHER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LAWMAKER SAYS STATE FAIR RUMORS NOT TRUE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NUKE FREEZE SUPPORTERS SEE VICTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SDSU GETS {dollar}250,000 SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT","Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TO BAN ELECTION EXIT POLLING,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS PRODUCING TOO MUCH WHEAT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PRICES DON'T MEET PRODUCTION COSTS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*QUESTIONS ABOUT FARM CHEMICALS LINGER,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY--WINDFALL FROM SNOWFALL,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS TO DECIDE DAKOTA COMPACT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FLANDREAU WOMAN GIVES SUBSTANCE TO HER LOVE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WOMEN STAND UP AGAINST ABUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DON'T FORGET TO VOTE TODAY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE CHILD RESTRAINT LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FOREIGN LANGUAGE RULE HELPS STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PHEASANT COUNT OUT OF LINE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MORRELL WORKERS HELP US ALL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*LITTLE MISS SOUTH DAKOTA FLYING SOUTH,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"SPONSORS FARMING, RANCHING SEMINAR","Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"VET, AGRICULTURAL ENGINEER TO SPEAK","Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WHEAT INC. CONVENTION WILL BE IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*HONORING THOSE WHO SERVED,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD WON'T LET KIDS LEAVE SCHOOL FOR CHOIR,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FIRE MARSHAL LINKS SPARK, MARION BLAST","Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEGOTIATORS LEAVE FOR CHICAGO MORRELL TALKS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLANE CRASH INJURES RANCHER LOOKING FOR HUNTER,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FARE TRADE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE DENIES LABOR-VOTE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WINDS BLOW CHANCES FOR BALLOON RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ANTI-ABORTION GROUP BLASTS NEWS MEDIA,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"DATA AVAILABLE FOR DEAF, HEARING IMPAIRED","Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KUNDERT SETS NEWS CONFERENCE FOR THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN PICKS SD NATIVE AS LOBBYIST,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*O'GORMAN MAKES TITLE DATE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*CITY VETERANS UNITE TO HONOR, REMEMBER","Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RECORD LOWS CRACK ZERO MARK IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SPRINGSTEEN SETS SELL OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LAKE THOMPSON FLOODING NEEDS SOLUTIONS NOW,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"ABORTION, HOLOCAUST DIFFER (L)","Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MADD TRIES TO PUT END (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"MASTEN, THE CAMPAIGN IS OVER (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*THE SINGER HAS A HORSE RIGHT HERE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DALI PRINT MISSING FROM SDSU GALLERY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HERSETH SAYS HE'LL BE BACK,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OWNER--WE'LL CARRY ON,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY FEELS COMMUNITY'S WARMTH,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONSIDERS PUTTING WASTE PLANT IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PANEL--HOW CLOSE IS TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BUS SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR FOOD DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAW FORCES ABERDEEN INTO TAXING SITUATION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ND WATER PROJECT INTERESTS SD GROUPS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SISSETON MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN DEATH OF WIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TELLINGHUISEN WON'T SEEK DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATT TO SPEAK AT BLACK HILLS STATE CONVOCATION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BELL HAS NO POLITICAL PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CROP CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
EASTERN STAR INSTALLS STATE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
NATIONAL GROUP HONORS SF TEACHER,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
LOCAL BOY SCOUT EARNS EAGLE BADGE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*HANS ADDS NEW LIFE TO WOODLAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CANTANKEROUS FANS SET BAD EXAMPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*VETERANS DAY CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PRESSLER IS CONFIDENT SENATE WILL CONFIRM,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TOP NEGOTIATOR LEAVES MORRELL,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GETS {dollar}5 MILLION FOR ENDOWMENT FUND,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FARM BOY'S DONATION SHOULD PAY OFF FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*5.75 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GROUP HELPS EASE ALZHEIMER'S BURDEN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RAMP TRIAL MAY BRING MORE SAFETY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RANDALL AD INFURIATING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CENTER PUTS HOWE'S PRINTS UP FOR SALE TO RAISE FUND,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BEING FIRST DIDN'T STOP THESE FOUR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARTISTS SOUGHT FOR JURIED SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CAREER CENTER HOLDS OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FARM FORUM DISCUSSES AG POLICY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MENSA TO CONDUCT QUALIFYING TESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PSYCHOLOGIST TO LECTURE AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WORKSHOP HELPS NEW STEPFAMILIES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
RESOURCE ROOMS KEEP STUDENTS WITH PEERS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
CANDIDATES TO VISIT STATE THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ENTERS HOSPITAL FOR TESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER TO SPEAK ABOUT HEALTH CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PERSONNEL SEMINAR TO BE HELD IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOOKING FOR ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINTS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SMALL FIRMS CAN GET DEFENSE CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO DEDICATE LIBRARY ROOM TO GUBBRUD,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BANKS SEE FAVORABLE ECONOMY, SURVEY SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOND DENIED FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOYBEANS ONLY CROP SHOWING INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS PROTEST BEING UNABLE TO HONOR VETS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORKSHOP WILL FOCUS ON RURAL WOMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*VETERANS CABINET HAS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ILLNESSES BLAMED ON HEALTH AGENCY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SAFETY AGENCY FINES WATER PROJECT FIRMS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REGENT WANTS TO ADVANCE COLLEGES' STATUS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*'79 VINTAGE YEAR FOR CARS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFF SCOREBOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BED-AND-BOOZE BALLOT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TV ANCHOR'S STUMBLED ON WORDS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TAX BACKERS MAKE PHONE CALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*EDUCATOR AND LAWYER REUNITE IN SF,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CHRISTIAN ROCK SEEKS AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*UNICAMERAL LEGISLATIVE SYSTEM DESERVES ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BALLOT MEASURES NEED CLEARER EXPLANATIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LURING CHILDREN INTO PROP II ADS APPALLING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WORKERS SHOULD GET MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ABERDEEN TAX HIKE NOT CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN DENIED MURDER APPEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HISTORICAL CENTER TO HOLD MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNGER PROJECT KICKS OFF TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYING AROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICROWAVE WORKERS TO RETURN TO WORK MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS AWAIT WORD ON GOVERNMENT POSTS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TIME CATCHES UP WITH HARDY BOYS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
70-YEAR-OLD AUTHOR PROMOTES SENSIBLE EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FIRM ORDERED TO DISPOSE OF SEWAGE ASH,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RECEIPTS CONTINUE HIGHER FOR HOGS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SENATOR WANTS ANSWERS ON LEASES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IPSWICH WELCOMES NEW DOCTOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE'S YOUNGEST LEGISLATOR,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FIRE DAMAGES HOTEL,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*BRANDON VALLEY TAKES TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RURAL HEALTH,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHEERLEADERS AT SDSU STRIKE FOR R-E-S-P-E-C-T,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
4 HELD IN DOWNTOWN CRACK DEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*RESERVATION HEALTH CARE AILING,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INFANT DEATH RATES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"*FOR DOCTOR, ROSEBUD A WAR ZONE","Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*ROSEBUD DOCTOR SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BE COURTEOUS OUT THERE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CANDIDATES WONDER WHAT EFFECT ABORTION ISSUE... (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PEOPLE CAME THROUGH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PROTESTERS SHOULD MAKE TIME COUNT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PREDATORS MUST BE THINNED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
MALL TREATS APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
SLOB DRIVERS DRAW READERS' WRATH,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"*LYNX, HAMLIN REIGN","Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEURER LEADS USD TO 400TH VICTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COSTS FOR CAMPSITES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DUCKS IN TROUBLE--POPULATION DECLINING,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SHANARD WANTS NO PART OF WALLEYE HASSLE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PORK OFFICIALS SET SERIES OF MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CREDIT INDUSTRY CHANGES CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ARLINGTON'S CLINIC TO OPEN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOUR SOVIET PASTORS TO VISIT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GUNMAN ROBS CITY CONVENIENCE STORE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLIST HURT IN CRASH WITH CAR,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TAPES OF CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS ON SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HURON MAYOR PLANS TO END LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
TABOR FAMILY GETS ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
WET WINTER NEEDED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
"'MAME' MUSIC, NOT ACTING, SHINES","Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
BONE MARKET ERASES TRACE OF BUFFALO,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY MEMORIES ARE BEING STORED ON TAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CELEBRATED ITS CENTENNIAL WITH STYLE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1989, sect.F, p.09, col.1"
*COUNTY IN JAM OVER SPACE FOR INMATES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WILL ASK PANEL FOR ITS 'IMPRESSIONS',"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'A LOT OF SILENT PAIN HERE',"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*USES JAIL TO EASE PENITENTIARY OVERCROWDING,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*WORK-RELEASE PROGRAM HELPS FREE UP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
"*FOR PENNINGTON COUNTY, IT WAS TOO LATE","Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*MINISTER WOULD LIKE ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*SHERIFF SEES SALVATION IN WORK-RELEASE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
A REPORTER'S DIARY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BOOKS GIVE STUDENTS WRONG 'IMPRESSIONS' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MIDEAST SHOWDOWN DIMS HOLIDAY MOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PETS HELP SENIORS COPE WITH LONLINESS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD OK ANTI-OBSCENITY LAW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BISHOP'S CONDITION FAIR AFTER OPERATION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRILLING FIRM CITED IN SUMMER FATALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINING CLIMATE MAY SCARE OFF NEW FIRMS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICES TO BE CLOSED FOR VETERANS DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCHING FOR 2 WALKAWAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE GUTS WAREHOUSE NEAR ELK POINT ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MISMATCHED SHOES HAUNT COMMISSIONER-ELECT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MEASURES' DEFEAT SPURS TAX REFORM QUESTION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SMALL TOWNS PAY HIGH PRICE FOR JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BLUNT KEEPS SMALL-TOWN AURA ALIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"BERESFORD, CENTERVILLE NEWSPAPERS ARE SOLD","Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GARRY MOORE TAKES LEAD IN SD VOTE CANVASS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BIAS AWARENESS WORKSHOPS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
VETS SAY OBSERVANCE BEST FOR TROOPS IN GULF,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*GARRETSON CELEBRATES FOOTBALL TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA SEEKS RETURN TO WINNING FORM,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICY OWNER CAN CHANGE BENEFICIARY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*PARTICIPATION IN MBA PROGRAM SOARS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*MCGOVERN RECONSIDERS '92 PRESIDENTIAL BID,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE WIN HOME OPENER,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL FUSS ENDS ON HIGH NOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AID SOUGHT TO SERVE BREAKFASTS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*'TRUST' WORTHY OF A CLOSE LOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*DR DEAN'S ART UP FOR AUCTION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FESTIVAL WILL FEATURE 10 OUTDOOR MOVIES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
CHAMBER DOES GOOD JOB TELLING ABOUT CITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GATES FACES DIFFERENT WORLD (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STORY ON CLASSROOM NUMBERS MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LET'S VACCINTATE AND PARTICIPATE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*TALENT ALONE GOOD ENOUGH FOR SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CENTERVILLE SENIOR IS NAMED TOP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*RESEARCHERS HELP IDENTIFY PIG VIRUS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
ETHANOL USE WARNINGS IRK DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.6"
BAND FESTIVAL SET AUGUSTANA COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS REGISTER WITHHOLDS 'DOONESBURY',"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHRONIC FATIGUE TELECONFERENCE SET,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEEKS OFFICE IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EXHIBIT HONORS CONTRIBUTION IN WWII,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS WANT ETHICS PANEL,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS USE MATH TO BENEFIT HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*{dollar}200,000 GIFT EXTENDS CRAZY HORSE WORK","Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEADWOOD TUNNEL RUNS INTO OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MT RUSHMORE DOESN'T GO SOUTH FOR WINTER,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PENNSYLVANIA MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SAN DIEGO MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MAILING CRANK,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHAIRMAN HAS PLAN FOR RETURNING HILLS LAND,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SCHOOLS MAY JOIN TO BUY HIGH-TECH GEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE HONORS VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LITTLE BIG HORN SOLDIER AWARDED MEDAL OF HONOR,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FARMERS BATTLE TO COMBINE CROPS THROUGH WET FIELDS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARTS CENTER MOVES UP ON FUND-DRIVE LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DON'T JUST WRITE OFF TAX IDEA SO QUICKLY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE MOST DANGEROUS INTERSECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*REPUBLICANS RECOUP, REGROUP","Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STOCKYARDS MAKE IT TOUGH TO BE PROUD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MICKELSON'S SMOKING BAN DISCRIMINATES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LET'S START WORKING TOGETHER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
COMMUNITY SERVICE EVENT IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL POLICE ARREST MAN ON RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BAN PUTS SMOKERS OUT IN COLD,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ESCAPED CONVICT CHARGED FIRM TO GAS UP TRUCK,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL DISTRICT FACES INSURANCE PINCH,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VETERANS DAY SALUTE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
'POT PLANE' CRASHES OFF FLORIDA COAST,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CREDIT ADDICTION LED TO CARD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA STATE CLUB TO HONOR FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-SENATOR TO BE 1ST IN LECTURE SERIES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL OF MINES WEATHER STUDY CUT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TURKEY DINNER LANDS ON LIVING ROOM FLOOR,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WINS CAMERA IN NATIONAL PHOTO CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DUXBURY--WATER TAX WON'T PASS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PANEL EYES YEAR-ROUND SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CENTRAL STATES PLANS TO EXPAND BUILDING,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAS OPEN HOUSE TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TRADE COMMISSION CRITICIZES CITICORP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SOYBEAN PRICES COULD SOUR,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TO GIVE REFUNDS TO 79 SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*BEST SCIENCE CANNOT PICK ALL-TIME BEST,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD'S BEST PREP FOOTBALL TEAM?,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA BACK IN PLAYOFF CHASE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AREA BASKETBALL TEAMS PREPARE FOR SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*THANKS DISNEY FOR DELIVERING BEAUTY TO VCR,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL CHANGE REQUIRES WORDS (PROF),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*10-VEHICLE CRASH INJURES 12,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CORN PRICES CLIMB TO {dollar}2.41 A BUSHEL,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"PLAYOFFS 'A VERY BIG DEAL' IN EMERY, ETHAN","Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WARDEN--INMATES PLANNED TAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
'ARGUS' SHOULD DROP GIAGO'S COLUMN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COURT REINSTATES POLITICAL SILENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NAFTA VOTES SHOULDN'T BE FOR SALE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE TO ATTEND HEALTH-CARE FORUM,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MARK TWAIN TEACHER WINS STATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEDICARE COVERS PART OF FLU-SHOT COSTS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROLE-PLAYING GROUP SPONSORS GAME DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCOUTS COLLECT FOOD FOR NEEDY SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTAN WINS FFA AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORKER CRUSHED AT HOMESTAKE MINE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPEARFISH MAN DIES IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEEN-AGER GETS WISH: GATEWAY COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRIENDS AID INJURED RANCHER,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHINGLE-MINDED,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VERMILLION PANEL TO CONFRONT RACISM FEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WAL-MART DISCRIMINATED AGAINST HER,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VETERANS HONORED IN CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FALLS PARK BRIDGE IS COMING OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA ODOR SOURCE UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VETERANS DAY HONORS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER LOW MAN IN PAC BROUHAHA,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SALVATION ARMY MAJOR NOT SUSPECTED LOCALLY OF ABUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CASTLEWOOD HUNTER DIES IN APPARENT FREAK MISHAP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BRULE COUNTY JURY ISSUES INDICTMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILLER RECOMMENDS CLEAN WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MONDAY DEADLINE FOR SBA ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE PORK PRODUCERS CONTRIBUTE TO CHARITY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MAN GIVEN 3 YEARS FOR SEXUAL CONTACT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MARTY SCHOOL DIRECTOR IS EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIAL DATE SET IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS WASTE-DUMPING CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EXPERTS PREDICT GOOD RESERVES AT DAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FIGHTS TO GAIN CUSTODY OF BOY LIVING IN IDAHO,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
4-H'ERS REACH OUT TO CITY TEENAGERS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STAR-FARMER FINALIST NAMED THROUGH FFA,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ETHANOL SEMINARS IN TWO LOCATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*HELICOPTER NOISES BIGGEST RALLY PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRESSLER'S PAC CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*MADISON STUDENTS HONOR AREA VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*STATE SHOULD LURE INTERNATIONAL VISITORS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PROGRAM TO REDUCE DEER NUMBERS IN CITY LIMITS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY ALLOCATES FUNDS TO FIGHT FOR AIR BASE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FLANDREAU CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERS CUTTING TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
CHILD MOLESTOR GIVEN LIFE TERM,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
CONSERVATION TILLAGE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY JAIL'S SUPPLIERS LOSE CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CAR HITS GUARDRAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL DIRECTOR IN PROFILE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL DIRECTORS IN PROFILE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
POWERBALL DRAWING RUNS INTO CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TRITT'S EGO OUTRUNS TALENT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"'WEST SIDE STORY' FILLS ROOM WITH DANCE, LOVE","Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STANDING ROCK SAYS CUSTODY JURISDICTIONAL MATTER,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NEW GROUP GUARDS AGAINST FRAUD,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
PETERSON WON'T SEEK GOP CHAIRMANSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*'GOLDEN TIMES' IS FOR SENIORS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
PUC APPORVES HIKE IN NATURAL-GAS RATES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
"*MITCHELL AIMS FOR .500, TITLE","Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHRISTMAS SHOW AUDITION DRAWS RECORD NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DOUGLAS DETHRONES WEST CENTRAL,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FRUSTRATING FINISH CLOUDS STELLAR CAREER,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WALL WINS 9B TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MACINTOSH HAS GOOD BUYS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BUCKS HOPE TO SEND HAWK INTO RETIREMENT WITH STYLE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
LAWMAKERS WARNED ON TAX REFORM,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TORNADOES RIP LYMAN TO WIN 9A CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PASSERS-BY SAVE WOMAN FROM INFERNO,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GLOBETROTTERS WANT DAWKINS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
300 EXPECTED FOR CITYWIDE BABY SHOWER,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POLITICAL TRENDS GROWING STRONGER (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAXES ARE FIRST PLACE TO CHANGE (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LINKING ABORTION TO CANCER IS UNETHICAL,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LILA BROWN'S LIFE WAS INSPIRATION IN DANCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY DESERVES MORE SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*SANTA FINDS REDEMPTION IN THIS EXPLANATION,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"*MAN KILLS ONE, SHOOTS SELF","Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HOBO CALLS VOLUNTEER AT BANQUET 'GUARDIAN ANGEL',"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STORES BATTLING SHORTAGE OF LABOR,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW TO ADDRESS FARM BUREAU MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST TO OFFER HOME-BUYER HELP,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOTEL CHAIN OFFERS FREE HOLIDAY LODGINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SERVICE JOBS ON RISE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A FIGHTING CHANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROOSEVELT'S SIVESIND PICKS DIV. I WRIGHT STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*A DOGGONE GOOD DUCK HUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DAD TAUGHT HUNTERS WELL,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SNOWMOBILE TRAIL SYSTEM GROWS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"BIG STONE, ALVIN AMONG LAKES AFFECTED","Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*JAMES ISN'T BOXING, BUT HE'S STILL A FIGHTER","Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*IMPROVES BOWLING GAME WITH AGE,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
RESIDENTS EVACUATED AFTER FIRE BREAKS OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PASTOR'S AUTOPSY SHOWS CAUSE OF DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY VIOLENCE LEGISLATIVE TOPIC,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DISABLED VETS PROTEST CUTS IN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BOOK READ IN JR. HIGH LEADS PHYSICIAN TO CAREER,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ROTC CADETS KEEP WATCH,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*GERMANS GIVE HONOR TO USD PROFESSOR,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DASCHLE MEETING IRKS OPPONENTS OF STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY STUDIES PLANS FOR DISPATCH SERVICES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CEMETERY SCENE OF RECENT VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*YOU RAKE 'EM, I'LL TOSS 'EM","Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SD ONE OF STATES WITH BEST GAMBLING RETURNS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
"COMBINED FARMING, FLYING","Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*FOOD STAMP RECIPIENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"LOAN TO RAPID CITY COMPANY A VIOLATION, AUDIT SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CROW CREEK AGENCY MAKES IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*WOMEN NOTE RIGHT-TO-VOTE ANIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DON'T BE LULLED BY SCHOOL SCORES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
EXPANDING GAMBLING BAD IDEA (MADISON DAILY LEADER),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
SHOULD EASE AWAY FROM GAMBLING (ABERDEEN AM NEWS),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
PROPERTY TAXES NEED MORE ATTENTION (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
BUDGET BILLS UNFAIRLY BENEFIT LARGE FARMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
FENCING OF CEMETERY IS WELCOME DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
DON'T LET VANDALS WRECK FAMILY PLANS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
COMMUNITY SUPPORT ESSENTIAL FOR SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
ABUSE OF ELDERLY NOT EASILY RECONCILED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
DOG ATTACKS CAN LEAVE PERMANENT SCARS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
SUPPORT PLENTIFUL FOR PROPERTY-TAX CUT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
BASHING OF CATHOLICS APPARENT IN MOVIE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
*IT'S OK TO STRETCH HUNTING TRUTH,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*WOMEN STRIKE BALANCE BETWEEN PARENTING, PAYCHECKS","Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*VISITORS NOURISHED BY SD VALUES,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*USE A CAR TO DISCOVER BEAUTIFUL SITES OF MAUI,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
SOME EMPLOYEES OFFER WAYS TO TAKE A BREAK,"Argus LeaderNov 12 1995, sect.G, p.05, col.2"
RELIGIOUS MUSIC LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE DENTISTS SEEK CUTBACK IN STUDENT AID,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE DENTISTS SEEK CUTBACK IN STUDENT AID,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON VET OFFERS TRADE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
YANKTON VET OFFERS TRADE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW SUPPORTS DECISION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
JANLKOW SUPPORTS DECISION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BUTZ DEFENDS AGRICULTURAL PROFITS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BUTZ DEFENDS AGRICULTURAL PROFITS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BUILDERS MUTE ABOUT IRRIGATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FORCED RAIL MOVE CALLED ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*BUILDERS MUTE ABOUT IRRIGATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*ANDRE LAPLANTE SPARKS CONCERT OPENER,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FORCED RAIL MOVE CALLED ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WEST CENTRAL VOTES ON SPLIT SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WEST CENTRAL VOTES ON SPLIT SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MURDER NOT CAUSE OF WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
AGENCIES ARGUE GIRL'S PLACEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
AGENCIES ARGUE GIRL'S PLACEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SD PHEASANTS ARE GOOD NEWS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SD PHEASANTS ARE GOOD NEWS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DOUGHERTY ACTS QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
DOUGHERTY ACTS QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
10 COUNTIES TO MONITOR PIPE PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DON'T TRY TO CHANGE YOUR SPOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DON'T TRY TO CHANGE YOUR SPOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SD HAS 3 TRAFFIC FATALITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
REDFIELD HAS STREET BRAWL,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GEESE CHOLERA NO THREAT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
LIGHT SHED ON MILLER CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
"*CJ'S RODERED CLOSED-CJ'S REPLY, 'NO WAY'","Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THEATRE HOPES FOREIGN FILMS SUCCEED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'SNL' PRODUCER READY TO CHALLENGE PREDECESSOR,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THEATRE HOPES FOREIGN FILMS SUCCEED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'SNL' PRODUCER READY TO CHALLENGE PREDECESOR,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1 KILLED IN I-90 COLLISION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE STRUGGLES TO KEEP NEW BUDGET DOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BUSINESSMAN TO RUN FOR CITY SEAT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BUSINESSMAN TO RUN FOR CITY SEAT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}11.3 MILLION IN HEATING AID AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
{dollar}11.3 MILLION IN HEATING AID AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NSP CUSTOMERS BLAST PROPOSED RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*NSP CUSTOMERS BLAST PROPOSED RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CAROL RULING STEP TO UNDERSTANDING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
YOUTH KILLED WHEN STRUCK BY POST,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN SERVICES TO HAVE OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD CORN CROP HALF OF 1979,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AURORA GRASS FIRE BURNS 800 ACRES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PENITENTIARY FIRE MAY LEAD TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COVELL LAKE WORK TO BEGIN SOON,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SUIT AGAINST STATE BAR DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE LIVESTOCK GROUP TO MEET IN SF,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PENITENTIARY FIRE MAY LEAD TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD CANCER DEATH TOLL CALLED NORMAL,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FIVE OFFICERS TESTIFY IN LODERMEIER CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FIVE OFFICERS TESTIFY IN LODERMEIER CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SD MAN SELLS 4 WYOMING BANKS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD MAN SELLS 4 WYOMING BANKS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HUNTING LAND MAY BE CLOSED IN TAX PROTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"SUBSOIL DRY, HEAVY SNOW NEED SEEN","Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MANDAN ROUTES OUTLINED TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*NEW DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT TAKES SHAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*NEW DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT TAKES SHAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SHANARD DENIES RIFT WITH HARDING,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*REAGAN REJECTS STOCKMAN'S OFFER TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JURY INDICTS 32 FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOOTBALL AND 'DALLAS'--ALL IN ONE NIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REAGAN REJECTS STOCKMAN'S OFFER TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FOOTBALL AND 'DALLAS'--ALL IN ONE NIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY COMMISSION PLANS TO STICK WITH HOTEL CONTRACTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY COMMISSION PLANS TO STICK WITH HOTEL CONTRACTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ARTS ASSOCIATION COMING OF AGE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARTS ASSOCIATION COMING OF AGE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CROSS YOUR FINGERS...BUT ONLY IF YOU'RE SUPERSTITIOUS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TV NETWORKS' (FLUFF) SWEEPSTAKES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MIDEAST DANCE PERFORMANCE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNIVERSITY CAST OVERSHADOWED BY A MILLER'S SCRIPT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
UNIVERSITY CAST OVERSHADOWED BY A MILLER'S SCRIPT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*FORMALDEHYDE NOT ONLY DEER CREEK PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS ALLIANCE CONSIDERS ETSI SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CORE TRAINS ARE RUNNING, DESPITE UNSIGNED CONTRACT","Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FORMALDEHYDE NOT ONLY DEER CREEK PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CORE TRAINS ARE RUNNING, DESPITE UNSIGNED CONTRACT","Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FORMALDEHYDE NOT ONLY DEER CREEK PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CORE TRAINS ARE RUNNING, DESPITE UNSIGNED CONTRACT","Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS ALLIANCE CONSIDERS ETSI SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW PRISON CELL WINGS PLANNED INSTEAD OF FIXUP,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEW PRISON CELL WINGS PLANNED INSTEAD OF FIXUP,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FEDERAL SALES TAX AN UNNECESSARY ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOLDING SD TAX AT 4 PERCENT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIKED ARTICLES ON FAMILY HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEFENDS PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BETTER TV CHOICE NEEDED FOR CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"LIVESTOCK, GRAIN SCAMS ABOUND IN SD","Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FATE OF HOMESTAKE'S LAWSUIT AGAINST TAX IN JUDGE'S HANDS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"LIVESTOCK, GRAIN SCAMS ABOUND IN SD","Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BASE TRUCK LIMITS ON TOTAL WEIGHT, FARMER SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DAKOTA DOME--OVERSTUFFED PILLOW ON THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA DONE--OVERSTUFFED PILLOW ON THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WINNER'S NAASZ FAMILY TAKES FOOTBALL ACT TO DOME,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"AUGIE, SDSU OPEN SEASONS AT BISON OPEN","Argus LeaderNov 13 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*THE WORST IS OVER--FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS & CROPS LEFT OUT IN THE COLD,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SF MAN WILL EXAMINE ECUMENICAL MOVEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*LENNOX CRUSHES 'EM--TURNS GEDDES AROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANVASSES COST EISNACH PUC LEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPUTER CONTRACT CASE CONFUSING,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TEACHES CHARM SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5 ARRESTED ON GAMBLING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE LAB DIRECTOR KEEPS EYE ON MOSCOW,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOW TO SURVIVE A WINTER IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BILL MCKEAN'S GOOD TURNS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RURAL WATER SYSTEMS EXPECT NEW GROWTH (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL VISITS URGED IN EDUCATION WEEK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VIETNAM VET WANTS ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STEREOTYPING CORVETTE DRIVERS RESENTED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PANEL SAYS NO TO SOUP KITCHEN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARENTS OF ABANDONED BABY SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRECINCT TALLY TO DETERMINE RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECOUNT SOUGHT IN OAHE BOARD RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN'S ASSAULT CASE MOVED TO CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CONVICTIONS OF 8 UPHELD BY COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WON'T RUSH GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS FACE STATE FILM FEES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GIRLS BECOME MORE ACTIVE IN SPORTS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WORK FORCE DROPS WITH UNEMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JACKSON AND MCGOVERN JOIN DEMONSTRATION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*IT WAS THE NIGHT THE 'CATS MEOWED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LANDOWNER, HUNTER DISAGREE ON ROAD HUNTING","Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REWARD BUILDS WITH ANGER FOR POACHERS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PREMIER OF MILLS FILM EARNS PRAISE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOME THINK SPECIAL SEASON LEFT TOO FEW DEER,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STURGIS SCULPTOR LIKES FEEL OF BRONZE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
APPROVAL OF ERA UNLIKELY IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HUNKING'S SNOW PLAN WORTH TRIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOOK AT DAKOTA TERRITORY JUSTICE (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STEP TOWARD SOLVING NATION'S WATER PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUPPLEMENTS TO REPLACE A HEALTHY DIET,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MCGOVERN QUESTIONED ON CUBAN, SOVIET (L)","Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TELEPHONE RATES DROP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEGATIVE POLITICS NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RESIDENTS URGED TO VISIT A SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SAGAN'S ARTICLE SHOWS NEED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*HOGS TAKE CENTER STAGE AT NATIONAL SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CAR DEALERS SAY BUSINESS IS PERKING UP,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*THRESHOLD EXTENDS HELPING HAND,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'THEY REALLY WANT A LOT OF LOVE',"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*KAPPENMANS' COMPANY AVOIDS PITFALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SF AUTHOR WRITES QUOTIENT TO SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*CITY GIRL WINS MISS SOUTH DAKOTA TEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BURGLARS TAKE MONEY FROM SALVATION ARMY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY EMPLOYEE RETIRING AFTER 30 YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN SERIOUS CONDITION AFTER SURGERY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1985 SF SNOW QUEEN IS SELECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD HIRES MAN TO RUN PRISON VO-TECH,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"HOLIDAY PARADE HAS 60 FLOATS, BANDS","Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*BABY FAE'S TRANSPLANT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POSITION CONFLICTS WITH RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOAT LICENSE APPLICATIONS HAVE A NEW TWIST,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS RALLY TO BECOME HARLEY MARKET SITE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIRE PREVENTION POSTER WINNERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MAN'S CONFIDENCE IN JUSTICE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
STUDENT LOAN DEFAULT RATE LOW,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
NINTH GRADE DISCUSSIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
COMMISSION TO DECIDE ON PAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WILL RUN AGAIN BUT NOT AGAINST DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FORMER AUGUSTANA ASSISTANT 'OVERDOG',"Argus LeaderNov 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VOTERS DUMP DAKOTA COMPACT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA SPEAKS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
FALL RIVER ALONE IN ITS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
MESSAGE SHOULD NOT BE IGNORED (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
PAY SHOULD REFLECT DANGER OF WORK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
FUNERAL COVERAGE OFFENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.A, p.14, col.4"
DRIVING NOT JUST MEN'S WORK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.A, p.14, col.5"
*TV PROGRAMS CREATE FUROR,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4-HER REPRESENTS SD,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
*LIDDY GRIPES ABOUT GULLIBLE AMERICANS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAYOR BRINGS THE MEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESSWOMAN NAMED CONFERENCE DELEGATE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE SHOOTING INVOLVING YOUTH,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRISON ESCAPEE'S FLIGHT ENDS NEAR YANKTON,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SHUT-INS CAN REGISTER FOR HOME FOOD DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TICKETED MOTORISTS SEEK THEIR DAY IN COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POWELL UNFURLS MEDIA SHORT COMINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
GARAGE GETS GO-AHEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
RAMADA BONDS OK'D,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
REPORT--HARVEST LAGGING,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
FARM WOES WORSEN IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
FARM MEETING STARTS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRACTOR ROLLOVER KILLS FARMER,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CONSERVATION STEPS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
COOPERATIVE BANQUET FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"RENT, UTILITIES HEARING TOPICS","Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
FARM HEALTH SEMINAR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
COMMUNITY MEETING PONDERS MAGNET SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
TRADE DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*BUS CRASH INJURES FOUR,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLOOD VICTIMS TOLD LITTLE HELP AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MED SCHOOL GETS PSYCHIATRY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHILLING WEATHER STALLS MANY PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON GOV WILLIAM JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AGE IS NOT IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEMOCRATS CAN CONTINUE RUIN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWMAKERS FACE THEIR FIRST BIG CHALLENGE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*CENTER HELPS MEN, WOMEN IN TRANSITION","Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GREENWOOD SHINES BENEATH ROGERS' STAR,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JURY SELECTION CONTINUES IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POSTAL SERVICE BUYS LAND OPTION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG PROBLEM AFFECTS SD--EXPERTS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EMBATTLED SCHWARTZ WORKERS VOTE TO UNIONIZE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS SUE DOCTOR OVER SON'S DISABILITY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S A NEW GAME IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RUMORS PROMPT HEARING IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HIGH-RISK PEOPLE WARNED OF NEW STRAIN OF FLU,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"IRS SAYS {dollar}19,000 IN TAX REFUNDS UNCLAIMED","Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LINT IN DRYER SUSPECTED IN HOUSE FIRE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MILBANK WOMAN KILLED IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOTHER RETURNS ESCAPED JUVENILE IN HURON,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUC APPROVES NORTHWESTERN GAS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DAIRY FARMER TO OFFER CRUISES ON BIG STONE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MAN GUILTY OF INTERFERING WITH PLANE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FREDERICK NOT WORRIED ABOUT WATER,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*WEATHER RELATED DEATHS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AUGUSTANA PROGRAM ACCREDITED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEATHER SENDS HUNTERS INTO HIBERNATION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*INSPECTING THE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MANY WOMEN ABUSED IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FOR MINN VETERAN, IT BEGAN, ENDED WITH II","Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"FEW VICTIMS SEEK HELP, DOCTOR SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
"EMPLOYER CALLOUSNESS, OSHA WEAKNESS SHOWN","Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RAVEN GAINS 'FORBES' SALUTE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GINSBURG CAN'T BE DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE SHOULD ACCEPT SOME PROBLEM FIRMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REAGAN AT FAULT FOR DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CHIROPRACTOR ENDS LONG PAIN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MORRELL FIGHT IS STATEWIDE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*AILING DRUMMER BENEFITS FROM GOOD FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRESERVING THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BAN ON SMOKING IN LEGISLATURE KILLED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GEPHARDT TO VISIT RURAL WORTHING FARM,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO HOLD KENYAN'S GIRL,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAULING AWAY HISTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SEXUAL HARASSMENT INQUIRY REPORTED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE NEEDS MORE FUNDS FOR ROADS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BUFFALO ON STICKNEY FAMILY'S FARM,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TAX-LIMITING PROPOSAL KEY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BANK WANTS APPROVAL TO CLOSE VIVIAN BRANCH,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY SUES MINI MART IN WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATIONAL FARMS LOOKED AT HURON FOR HOG SITE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN WANTS FARM-PAYMENT CUT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PATROL SUGGESTS IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
EXCHANGE BRINGS CHINESE TO SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT IS PROTECTED FEDERAL WITNESS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
SQUEEZE FROM 1989 RULE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*MORRELL THREATENS TO CLOSE PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REFEREE DIES AFTER COLLAPSE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BED-AND-BOOZE TAX SHOULD BE APPROVED (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"OTHER WINNERS, LOSERS DETERMINED...","Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*IS A COMMUNITY CENTER NECESSARY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
UPDATING ELECTION TABULATION SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CENTENNIAL NOT TIME OF JOY FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA THANKED FOR WARM HOSPITALITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*SIOUX VALLEY WINS CLASS 11B,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PHEASANT COIN RICH IN MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*BRINGING AIR FARES DOWN TO EARTH,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'ON-LINE' TO FEATURE AREA GOVERNORS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FORMER GOVERNOR TO BE 'ROASTED',"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HORSE JUDGING TEAM WINS 1ST PLACE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HURON WILL PAY FINE IN WASTE WATER CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS BENEFITS CUT DURING 1980'S,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MAN ARRESTED ON DRUNKEN DRIVING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"CHARITIES, CORRECTIONS RE-ORGANIZATION UNDER WAY","Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DELINQUENT FMHA BORROWERS OFFERED HELP,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN RETIRES FROM AREA NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*STATE RECEIVES SNOWY MORNING GREETING,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
MUST-WIN SITUATION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*A TROUBLED SPORT FACES CHANGES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MANUFACTURER BREATHES NEW LIFE INTO TRIPP,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDY--TRIBAL COLLEGES LACK CASH,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BRANDON CHEERS ITS CHAMPS HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GROUPS OFFER SMOKERS TIPS FOR QUITTING,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CARTER LEADS THE WAY AMONG EX-PRESIDENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WOMEN'S PAST CONTRIBUTIONS DEVALUED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CLASS TEACHES ABOUT LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HIGH SCHOOL DECISION IS A VOTE FOR FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BILL PENALIZES RETIREES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
35 PERCENT RAISE RIDICULOUS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
'PINKEYE' COMMON AMONG DAY-CARE KIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*AREA LIBRARIAN WINS HONOR AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE RANKS AMONG TOP 25,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESERVATION BOARD--FIX UP WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY'S SEASON STARTS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCOUTS HAND OUT BAGS TO HELP NEEDY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CROOKS TRAINER TEACHES TRACKING TO DONATED DOG,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GENERAL'S STATUE SURRENDERS CAPITOL SPOT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PROSECUTOR VAPORIZED A HOT DOG AT ATOMIC LAB,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEEKS LOAN TO ADD DAY-CARE CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WITNESS CUT DOWN AFTER STATELY LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CUSTER TEACHERS EXPECT VOTE ON PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JURY CLEARS TROOPER'S NIGHTSTICK USE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHRISTMAS TREE PERMITS ON SALE SOON IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
INDIAN LEADER'S SPEECH UNLIKELY AT LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
AUGUSTANA EARNS PLAYOFF SPOT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CARNIVAL OWNER KLEIN A 69-YEAR LEGEND,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORE SD UNITS ON ALERT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NORTHERN SD PINS HOPES ON WET WEATHER,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAKING A CLEAN SWEEP,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
{dollar}8.5 MILLION ROLLS INTO CASINO,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CURTAIN RISES ON LEAGUE'S SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GIRL SCOUTS DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
STATE EASTERN STAR OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DON'T FAULT VOTERS FOR BALLOT CHAOS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ELECTION OFFICIALS' PERFORMANCE DISAPPOINTS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
4 EDITORIAL BOARDS WRONG ABOUT PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*USD'S NEW CAST TRIES TO CONTINUE ASCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BEARDSLEY RUNS ROAD TO RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COYOTE POPULATION FINALLY STABILIZING,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CAR ACCIDENT MAY BE MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DECEMBER 2-8 DECLARED WEEK TO SUPPORT RESERVES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHILANTHROPISTS TO GET AWARDS AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RACE RECONCILIATION MEETING WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SISSETON MAN KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SLAMMIN', JAMMIN' (WITH TRAMPOLINE)","Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE TO REVIEW 'IMPRESSIONS',"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MUENSTER MAY RUN IN 1994,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VETERANS DAY TIME TO REMEMBER IN LOVE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CRASH AT INTERSECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"AUGUSTANA STUDENT, PARENTS DIE IN CRASH","Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INDIAN ALUMNI GROUP ESTABLISHED IN USD,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"SDSU INVITES STUDENTS, PARENTS TO CAMPUS","Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CUSTER PARK BUFFALO AUCTION SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WOUNDED KNEE CEREMONY SET FOR DECEMBER,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*SUSPECT WAS HONORARY PALLBEARER FOR VICTIM,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROPERTY TAX PROPOSALS SIMILAR,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY FAVORS ARTS CENTER IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*NURSING PIONEER DIES AT 104,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STIGMA OF AIDS SHOULD DISAPPEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MOTHER TOLD EVERY CHILD DESERVES CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATISTICS SHOW SEATBELTS DO SAVE LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS BOTCHED PLAYOFF CALL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PALESTINIAN SHOWS DISRESPECT TO SHAMIR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*I JUST CAN'T RESIST THOSE SWEEPSTAKES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LIGHT IS RIGHT FOR BUSY LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MOM'S PUSH MAKE SON LEARN TO LOVE COOKING,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS VOTERS DEFEAT SCHOOL BOND,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WANTS TO STUDY FUND FOR COMMUNITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLMAN WOMAN DIES IN CAR-PICKUP WRECK,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHOTOGRAPHER SPIES WILL SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN DIES IN TRENCH ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOELLER WANTS EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY SUPPRESSED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TOWERS TO SIGNAL ROAD CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AREA RESIDENTS FEAR SF COULD HOG WATER,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PLAN OFFERED FOR EDUCATION FUNDING,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"VIKEN SAYS MINING LIMIT A 'SHAM', WANTS IT CUT","Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ENERGY ASSISTANCE APPLICATIONS TAKEN,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN FOUND NOT GUILTY IN RUNNING OVER TEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS 23 YEARS FOR MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OLD MAIL SENT ON TO INTENDED DESTINATION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FROST BUSTER MAY END WINDSHIELD SCRAPING,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MOD SQUAD HAS 'ACTION PLAN' FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*STORES SEEING CASH FROM YULE SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
GRAIN STORAGE CHANGE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*MEDITATION EVENT UN-CHRISTIAN, STUDENTS, ALUMNI SAY","Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FUNDING FOR CONVENTION, ARTS CENTERS IN QUESTION","Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CAL THOMAS BELONGS IN RELIGIOUS SECTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RECONSIDER COUNTY BUILDING WISH LIST (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SF FORTUNATE TO BE IN DRUG STUDY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOVERNOR TO TAKE BUDGET ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN STUCK IN CHIMNEY BROKE PROBATION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NAACP BANQUET SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SWENSON AG POST CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BROKAW DENIES TALK HE'LL RUN FOR US SENATE SOME DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EDUCATION OFFICIAL DEFENDS ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE REGAINS POLICY POSITION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ABORTION FOES JAILED FOR 3 DAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PETITION DRIVE FIGHTS SALES TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUSTICES OVERTURN 1 OF 2 SEX COUNTS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POTENTIAL SDSU STUDENTS CAN VISIT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PROFESSOR TO STUDY WARMING, WATERFOWL","Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCANDINAVIAN FEST SATURDAY IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CENTENARIANS RECALL WORLD WAR I,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*HALTER'S DREAM GOES TO THE DOGS HE RACES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD FOOTBALL TITLE GAMES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CARMIKE CINEMAS JACK UP PRICES ON MOVIE TICKETS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA TO HOST 'MONSTER' PIANO CONCERT SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PLAYOFFS A VICTORY FOR ENTIRE COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HARRISBURG HEARTBREAK,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DOWNTOWN IN HOUSING MARKET EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SONG CHANGES THE LIFE OF A MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FIRST LADY MAY PITCH PLAN IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DANCER'S RHYTHM MORE FEELING THAN HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE CAST GIVES A LOOK AT LOVE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GROUPS PLAN BABY SHOWER FOR THE NEEDY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
*MANY WAIT FOR ASSURING WORDS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*GUN CONTROL WON'T DETER CRIME,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CLOSING BANCROFT MAKES NO SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
EXPORT FIGURES WERE NOT ACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BROOKINGS COMPANY AMONG FAST GROWERS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IRENE WHIPS EMERY-ETHAN FOR 9A CROWN,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE RALLY TO TOP OMAHA 134-121,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
'YELLOW PAGES' SCHEME DISCOVERED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY MAN INDICTED ON THEFT, SEX CHARGES","Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY WANTS POEPLE TO SERVE ON BOARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRIVER FINED {dollar}115 IN I-29 CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE MAN PICKED TO LEAD GOP GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ONE OF FIVE FINALISTS FOR FLORIDA POST,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*RAIN, SNOW COVER STATE IN DREARY BLANKET","Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUNTERS DISCOVER POISONED CARCASSES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HOLIDAY PREPARATION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WINNER STARTED CAREER IN NINTH GRADE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDY TRACKS JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GRASSLAND NEAR OGLALA HIT BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MILLER HOPES JOHNSON CHANGES NAFTA VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ONE-CAR ACCIDENT KILLS MADISON WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU GETS MONEY TO HELP FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD SET TO HOST RAPE AWARENESS WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
5 MORE INDICTED IN OPERATION--KENNEBEC,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE NEAR COLTON,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
POSTAL WORKERS MEET TO REMINISCE ABOUT PROFESSION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WEED PROBLEMS HAMPER STATE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PAC-NAFTA COMPARISONS ARE UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RAPID CITY HANDGUN SALES ON INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS FAILS TO MAKE 'FORTUNE' LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA FINDS COMFORT IN CONTINUITY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VOLGA SAVORS COUP,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*80 SOMETHINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEBRASKA FORT ATTRACTS WITH HISTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EASY ACCESS WINS PLANT FOR VOLGA,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHADRON PARK LIKE MINI-HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*DAWKINS NOT READY TO PLAY COMPETITIVELY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JACKS FALTER IN FINALE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BON HOMME WINS 11B,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUNIORS PACK EMPIRE BOWL,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*RATTLESNAKE'S BITE TEACHES LABRADOR PUP A LESSON,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WETLAND HEAVEN,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GF&P MEETS SALMON EGG GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*TORNADOES TOUCH DOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
RODEO RIDER KIN TO CASEY TIBBS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY PHILANTHROPISTS TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"'95'S FOCUS--SCHOOL AID, TAX RELIEF","Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SHERIFF BECOMES PRIEST--BY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HEALING CEREMONY HELPS BURN PAINFUL MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
17 CANDIDATES SHARE OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*WEB ANNOUNCES ITS INTERIM MANAGER,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON POLICE RECAPUTRE PRISON WALK-AWAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TEEN-AGER ARRESTED ON BURGLARY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*REGIONAL FOOD PANTRIES THERE TO HELP,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CONSTRUCTION CREW FINDS 4-FOOT MAMMOTH TUSK,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GOP CONGRESS PLANS FARM-BILL CUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SPEARFISH TEEN-AGERS ON CALL FOR AMBULANCE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE VICTORY GOES BACK AND FORTH BETWEEN CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SD VOTERS LOSING PATIENCE ON TAXES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
JANKLOW MUST PERFORM MIRACLE (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
SD FACES GOP TRANSFORMATION (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
*FAILS TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THERE ARE 2 CULTURES,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
TOO MANY CRIMINALS AVOID JAILTIME (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
ABORTION BRINGS SENSELESS PAIN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
EAST SECOND STREET NEEDS YIELD SIGNS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
RUSHMORE CONCESSIONAIRE UNDERGOING SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1994, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*INDUSTRY BOOMING IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MOTIVE STILL UNKNOWN IN GARFIELD AVENUE SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*30 HUNTING ACCIDENTS YEARLY AVERAGE IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FLAT TAX CONCEPT WORTH CLOSER LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BUDGET SHOWDOWN IS LOWDOWN POLITICS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"HOUSE, SENATE BILLS WEAKEN CRP'S FUTURE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FUHRMAN ATTITUDES PERVASIVE WITH POLICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
CREATE MORE ACCESS FOR ALL SD HUNTERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
FOREIGN POLICY MOVES A CREDIT TO PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*LET THE BEAUTY OF LAUGHTER SHINE THROUGH,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TEENS TACKLE VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*'PIRATES' HAS LOTS OF PIZZAZ, BUT LACKS IN POLISH","Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"BERRY, MCBRIDE AND LITTLE TEXAS ENERGIZE ARENA","Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
POLICE BELIEVE SHOT IN HOUSE ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CIGARETTE CAUSE OF FIRE IN APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF--DROWNING CAUSE UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STEELE RE-TRIAL BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DISABILITIES DON'T STOP DEVOTED HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION WAS BEST ADVICE RECEIVED,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSON OPTIMISTIC ON BUDGET EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*GUARD MEMBERS PLAN FIVE-YEAR REUNION,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
AUTHOR TO SPEAK ON FAMILY'S WOMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROGRAM COUNCIL SETS PAPER PLANE CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"TRIBAL COALITION GETS {dollar}233,000 IN GRANT AID","Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HONORING A LONG-TIME VOLUNTEER,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BUILDING AUTHORITY PAYMENTS FOR MANAGEMENT NEED SCRU,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*""YOU'RE UNDER ARREST""","Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
FAMILY-AFFAIR RANCH KNOWS VALUE OF MULTIPLE USE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*ESTATE TAXES CALCULATED ON SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderNov 13 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
REFUGEE FAMILY GRATEFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC BARRED FROM HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC BARRED FROM HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC BARRED FROM HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF VOTERS TO DECIDE ON ZONING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD JOURNALISTS CRITICIZE TRIAL CLOSING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SD JOURNALISTS CRITICIZE TRIAL CLOSING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SD JOURNALISTS CRITICIZE TRIAL CLOSING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
AGENCIES AID IN DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*REVENUE SHARING FUNDS TO FINANCE RAISES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*JACK HANSON-THE NEW MINNEHAHA ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*JACK HANSON-THE NEW MINNEHAHA ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SOME WORKERS STILL IRKED BY WAGES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*REVENUE SHARING FUNDS TO FINANCE RAISES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SOME WORKERS STILL IRKED BY WAGES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GROUP PUSHES USE OF PURE BEEF IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HIGHWAY BUDGET IN TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
WEST CENTRAL BOND ISSUE FAILS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
WEST CENTRAL BOND ISSUE FAILS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CARTER'S CUTOFF OF OIL PROPER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
STATE CYCLE ACCIDENT UP,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STATE EARNS {dollar}33 MILLION IN DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STATE EARNS {dollar}33 MILLION IN DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*COMMISSION KEEPS DOORS CLOSED-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
COMMISSION CELEBRATES STATE BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"VANDALS DO {dollar}3,500 WORTH OF DAMAGE","Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
RESERVE GRAIN VALUE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
GOVERNMENT FAILED DUTY TO WATCH INDIAN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
LITTON STRIKE HAS LITTLE LOCAL EFFECT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
GOVERNMENT FAILED DUTY TO WATCH INDIAN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*CONVICTED RAPIST ESCAPES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GAS STATION WORKERS BACK IMPORT OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"*CHEFS CATER TO CROWDS, OCCASIONAL DISASTER","Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1979, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
SD VICTIM HAD LIVED FOR FLYING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD VICTIM HAD LIVED FOR FLYING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARGUS DISCOUNTS CLAIMS AGAINST 2 PEN OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GRAVEDIGGER TAKES PRIDE IN HIS UNUSUAL CRAFT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAVEDIGGER TAKES PRIDE IN HIS UNUSUAL CRAFT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN ENTER LAW FROM OTHER CAREERS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'ORDINARY PEOPLE' SHINES IN ALL AREAS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN ENTER LAW FROM OTHER CAREERS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN ENTER LAW FROM OTHER CAREERS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN ENTER LAW FROM OTHER CAREERS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EVICTION NOTICE MAY MEAN END OF DOWNTOWN BOOKSTORE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW'S BUDGET ASKS FOR {dollar}11 MILLION HIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEW STATE JOBS LOST IN ECONOMY MOVE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEW STATE JOBS LOST IN ECONOMY MOVE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANLOW'S BUDGET ASKS {dollar}11 MILLION HIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE CLEARED OF HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE CLEARED OF HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MANY SIOUX FALLS RESIDENTS' WINDOWS BROKEN BY VANDAL,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD BUSINESSMEN OPEN RESORT IN THANKS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ANTI-MANDAN FARMERS WALK OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RAIL SERVICE NEEDS HANDOUT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD BUSINESSMEN OPEN RESORT IN THANKS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD BUSINESSMEN OPEN RESORT IN THANKS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SATURN'S SECRETS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUNTING FOR PAY... (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEBRASKAN KILLED IN SD ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
I-90 CRASH VICTIM STILL CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ND FIRM CAN'T USE 'BLACK HILLS GOLD',"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOP TO DECIDE LEADERSHIP TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD SENATORS SPONSOR WEB FUNDING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SWINE FIELD DAY AT SDSU THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CANCER HOFFMAN'S BIGGEST CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FISCHER-NSP HEARINGS A FARCE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CANCER HOFFMAN'S BIGGEST CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FISCHER-NSP HEARINGS A FARCE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FISCHER-NSP HEARINGS A FARCE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LARGE STUDENT TURNOUT SOUGHT FOR REGENT MEET,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*AMERICANS CAN SWAY TRADE BALANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LARGE STUDENT TURNOUT SOUGHT FOR REGENT MEET,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WEST RIVER PRIDE GLOWS AT DOME,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD DONATES {dollar}1000 TO VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SD DONATES {dollar}1000 TO VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HEROES OF SIOUX FALLS...(L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"FROEHLICH, NORTON ANNEXATIONS NEAR REALITY","Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*11 SUSPECTS IN COURT ON DRUG COUNTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN SF KIDNAPPING AND BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*11 SUSPECTS IN COURT ON DRUG COUNTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MATHIS' LAWYERS GET WEEK TO OBJECT TO SEARCH,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HANDS UP, EGGS OVER EASY-RAPID CITY","Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'I SEEM TO HAVE MORE FUN EVERY YEAR',"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GRAND JURY INDICTS 6 FOR PRISON ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GRAND JURY INDICTS 6 FOR PRISON ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SIOUX CLAIM TO HILLS BASED ON PREMISE CONGRESS ILLE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PASTOR DISPUTES LETTER ABOUT HIGH COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SIOUX CLAIM TO HILLS BASED ON PREMISE CONGRESS ILLE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JACK HARRINGTON SERVED MORRELL AND CITY WELL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SIOUX CLAIM TO HILLS BASED ON PREMISE CONGRESS ILLE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JACK HARRINGTON SERVED MORRELL AND CITY WELL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PASTOR DISPUTES LETTER ABOUT HIGH COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES ANDERSON (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
OPPOSES POISON STUDY--SEES SUBSTATION PERIL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
JUDGE RULES AGAINST PUC IN BILLING CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
URANIUM EXPLORATION PERMIT CONTESTED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"ADULT, JUVENILE HELD IN THEATER BREAK-IN","Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SF MAN ARRESTED ON MOLESTATION COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SF MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO RAPING STORE CLERK,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WESTERN SF-DENVER FLIGHTS TO END DEC 1,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JONES--JUDICIARY SHOULDN'T INTERFERE IN STATE AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JONES--JUDICIARY SHOULDN'T INTERFERE IN STATE AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WESTERN SERVICE EXTENDED A MONTH,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BIG SKY WITHDRAWS SUBSIDY APPLICATION,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ACLU LAWSUIT CHALLENGES SD SURNAME LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ACLU LAWSUIT CHALLENGES SD SURNAME LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ACLU LAWSUIT CHALLENGES SD SURNAME LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*THREE STATE CHAMPIONS CROWNED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAENSEL TAKES OVER HEAD COACHING CHORES AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HAENSEL TAKES OVER HEAD COACHING CHORES AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*FOOTBALL COMMON GROUND FOR YANKTON, O'GORMAN","Argus LeaderNov 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF IN THE BLACK HILLS--COME ON,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE PROBING DEATH OF SF WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*YANKTON DETHRONES O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOW HUNTER JOHN HARMS DROPS DREAM BUCK,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MINNESOTAN TOM MCCOULEY BAGS APPRECIATION,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
KESSINGER GOT MORE THAN HIS 2 PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*PEANUT STRIP MAKES POINT ABOUT WOMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
MAN WANTED IN SD FOR MURDER ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WRITING LETTERS NEXT BEST THING TO SANTA,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
80 STUDENTS GIVEN COATS FOR THE WINTER,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENDAK SIGN-UP STARTS IN BEADLE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN JAILED IN EXPLOSION THREATS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"6 YEARS AFTER OAHE, IT'S CENDAK'S TURN","Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
A LETTER FOR RUDY--EASE UP ON SD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AFTER BREZHNEV--SLOW CHANGE LIKELY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THANKS POLICE CHIEF FOR CLEAN SIDEWALK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MANN LEAVES GUARD AFTER CAREER (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHAMBER HEAD SAYS CITY HAS EARNED RIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE LACKS CLIENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GASOLINE DILUTED AT RAPID CITY STATION,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
KILI-FM TO BROADCAST FROM PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINING STRIKE LOWERS LEAD TAX RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
THIS IS WINTER PREPAREDNESS WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*IT'S OK IF HE MAKES PAPER PLANES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
THEY'LL MOVE WHERE BABY CAN GET MOST HELP,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
REGENTS TO DISCUSS CUTTING MEETINGS TO 8,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*CITY PLANNER TARGET OF CITIZENS' ANGER,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*HAYWARD--QUIET, RURAL ATMOSPHERE","Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INEXPENSIVE HOUSING LURE OF NORTON ACRES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSIONERS TO DECIDE CITY DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ARTIST SELECTS LIME PIT AS SCULPTURE SITE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*SF LAWYER BELIEVER IN HUMAN RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.D, p.10, col.4"
*ARDIS HAGEDORN--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*SAGGING GRAIN PRICES SLOW SHIPPING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SECRETARY'S EFFICIENCY KEEPS SHOWS RUNNING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SENSITIVITY IS KEY TO SELLING CARS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
US FARMERS MUST CREATE AG PROSPERITY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEST FARMING OUTLOOK HEALTHY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*CHAMPION OF SMALL-BUSINESS CLIENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
AUGUSTANA FORMS BUSINESS COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
*IF YOUR SUNDAY WAS A BLUR,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS ARE 3 MINUTES SHORT IN LAB,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TRIVIA BOOK IS SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TAX-AIDE NEEDS COUNSELORS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
BUSH FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
GROUP ASKS NOMINEES FOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"*SD BANK GIVES {dollar}5,000 TO AG PROJECT","Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHE'S ONE OF THE BEST-BRANDON,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAWTHORNE ELEMENTARY CELEBRATES 100TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL DISCUSS HIGH SCHOOL ELECTIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SECRET HAND OF GRAND JURY PROVOKES QUESTION,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOWING ORDINANCE GETS 2ND READING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TROOP LEADER KEEPS BROWNIES SMILING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GRAND JURY BEGAN IN ENGLAND,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS SPUR DEBATE ON SD ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE HIGHER EDUCATION DETERIORATING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROGRAM SHOWS WHY WORLD NEEDS PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RIGHTS AMENDMENT WOULD PROTECT WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HUNKING PLAN WILL RID STREETS OF CARS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TO SET UP SISTER CITY IN RUSSIA,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GRAND JURIES HAVE AIR OF INFORMALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
COURTHOUSE WILL FIND OUT DANGER OF ASBESTOS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*COMMISSIONERS FREEZE PAY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*POTENTIAL PUMPKIN PIES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*POTAS EYES BIG-TIME FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOOMGARDEN RETIRES HIS STRIPES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MAKE-OVER,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EXTENSION WORKERS RECEIVE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
*NATIONAL FFA HONORS 7 FROM STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
*SNOWMOBILERS RECOGNIZE AUSTADS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
BANK REFUSES LOAN TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON VALLEY ANNUAL BAND CONCERT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOOD CENTER WILL GIVE AWAY CHEESE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HAAKON COUNTY TALLIES VOTES ON MERGER,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY WILL SELL POOR FARM,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BANKS APPEALS TO STATE SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SPECIALISTS WILL DISCUSS AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
STATE SETS DATE ON PHONE HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WESTERN TO RESUME RC-SF FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
EXPLOITS IN SPACE TO PAY OFF (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATUE ADDS A NICE TOUCH (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BOOK ON 100-YEAR-OLD FARMS TO BE PRINTED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CHRISTMAS TREE PERMITS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COURT OK'S DAN PRESSLER'S REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HURON COMMISSION TO ISSUE REVENUE BONDS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM TO CENTER ON SWINE RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"RANCHERS AGREE TO PAY {dollar}173,248 IN SUIT","Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TEENS DON'T REALIZE DANGERS OF DRUGS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MORRELL TALKS STUMBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ZOO HAS WILD PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"SO LONG, ROYAL COUPLE (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MORRELL WAGE CUT WOULD HURT OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WEATHER REQUIRES CAUTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JANKLOW HAS LOST MY VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FILM BRINGING OUT THE TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*PRACTICING FOR A DISASTER,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU MAN DIES AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP OFFERS CAMPAIGN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE TO MEET ABOUT LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH FOR WASTE DISPOSAL GOES ON,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEAD OF MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC QUITS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SPECIAL OLYMPICS PLANS UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
75 SHOW FOR TACCO MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ITS OWN UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TRIBAL LAND BILL REACHES HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EX-TODD COUNTY SHERIFF FINED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MONEY OK'D FOR SD RAILROAD REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER PUSHES EROS AS NATIONWIDE CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRISONER FACES EXTRA CHARGE IN CURTAIN FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU PROFESSORS ARE FINALISTS FOR DEAN POST,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THOUSANDS OF LOST GEESE INVADE HURON LAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
3 MISSING HUNTERS FOUND OK NEAR PIEDMONT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"COLLEGE STUDENTS DRINKING LESS, STUDYING MORE","Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SOME VOTES ON COMPACT NOT COUNTED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"SPEARFISH TEACHERS, BOARD NEAR AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS PHOTOGRAPHER TO BE IN NATIONAL EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY LIBRARY CLOSED MORNING OF NOV 25,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*3 BRANDON VALLEY RUNNERS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC HOUSING OK'D OVER WHITE'S PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEMPERATURES CHANGE TUNE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S BEST TAKE THE FIELD,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW MAY FREE MORE PRISONERS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CHARITY DRIVE NEEDS BOOST (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GROUND WATER POLLUTION NEEDS OUR ATTENTION--NOW,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZENS GROUP NEEDS FUNDING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*COPPERFIELD MYSTIFIES CITY CROWDS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FEE RULE SOUR NOTE FOR SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*ARTIST DEPICTS INDIAN LIFE, LEGENDS","Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*DAKOTA QUINTET BEGINS SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HAMMONS GETS 2ND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLMAN BANK TO MOVE TO CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS PICK MCKELLIPS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FREED RAPIST LOSES APPEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ICE ON THE ROCKS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MICKELSON CHARTS ECONOMIC COURSE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SCHWARTZ WON'T CONTEST FOR UNION,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNHAPPY PARENTS STICK WITH LOWELL,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FAMILY FLEES FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE FOR ENERGY ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP WOULD SUPPORT SEAT BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIPP MAN SUFFOCATES IN DRYING BIN OF CORN,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
8 STUDENTS WIN STATE DRUG ESSAY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOST SUPPORT LIMITING POLITICAL ADS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COLLEGE OFFICIALS PLEAD GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SCHOOL BUS ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*O'GORMAN QUINTET BRINGS INTELLIGENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"PLATTE, TRI-VALLEY PLAY MORE ...","Argus LeaderNov 14 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW APPOINTED TO MINNESOTA AGENCY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TITLE TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FLOCKING TO SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN'S SKULL HAS SIGNS OF BEATING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DOWNTOWN CHURCH TO CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CROP WALK BENEFITS FOOD CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
THRESHOLD THANKS LOCAL YOUTH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CHILDREN'S SOCIETY THANKS SHOPKO (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
LIBRARY THANKFUL FOR FUNDRAISER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
OPTIMIST CLUB THANKED FOR GIFT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
THANKS TO HELPERS OF FOOD DAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
KENNEDY PICK SHOULD GIVE REAGAN A WINNER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PEOPLE ENRICH COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HIGHWAY 115 DELAYS HARD TO UNDERSTAND (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*UNDEFEATED CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE FINALIST FOR MITAU AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE GETS WHIP POSITION,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUND WATER TOPIC OF PUBLIC FORUM,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAKOTA MAN RECEIVES GRANT FOR STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOSHIBA ANNOUNCES MITCHELL EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*MOTHER, DAUGHTERS REUNITED","Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POWER LINE STARTS FIRE IN DAIRY DEBRIS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IT WAS BURKE'S TURN TO WIN,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSES ALMOST READY FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FIRE CHIEF WANTS TO SHUFFLE STAFF,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SPRINGFIELD TEACHERS LOSE SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOUSE AGRICULTURE PANEL TO HAVE HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INMATE GETS 7-YEAR SENTENCE FOR BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN TO BE SENTENCED IN HIT-AND-RUN DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS FIND SOURCE OF LEAK IN CORSICA,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*GOVERNORS WANT FMHA PLAN EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VETERANS SUPPORT PROTESTING STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WILLIAMS ORDERED TO TEST PIPELINES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN RECEIVES EIGHT-YEAR TERM IN CHILD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*IOWA FARMERS IN BEST SHAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD VOTER TURNOUT THIRD HIGHEST IN US,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SMALL TOWN STORE SHUTS ITS DOORS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWISTING THE DAY AWAY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"NEIGHBOR STATES SHARE PROS, CONS","Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SPORTS, LOVE OF PIERRE MAN'S LIFE","Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOODWILL SHOPLIFTING POLICY REASONABLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HOUSE OUT OF POLITICAL & FINANCIAL BALANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ABORTION NEVER THE ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*STRETCHING KEEPS ATHLETES AFOOT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REM IS STILL UNINTELLIGIBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICER NAMED AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATOR SEEKS UNITY ON TAX REFORM,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHUETT NAMED TO STATE PARKS POSITION,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOWNSHIP GROUP WILL MEET DECEMBER 3,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN WINS AWARD FROM CITY BOOKSTORE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OUT FOR A FLING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STRONGER LABOR MOVEMENT IS GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THRESHOLD'S SERVICES FOR TEENS MOVE DURING REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY REMEMBERS SOLDIER,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL EXPECTS NO STRIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHEYENNE RIVER SIOUX OPPOSE STEVENS PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SLIM BUDGET SHORT CHANGES VA CENTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WEST RIVER RANCHERS WELCOME RAIN FOR WINTER,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"*AUGIE, SFC IN PLAYOFFS","Argus LeaderNov 14 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*CHRISTMAS WRAP,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PROPOSED SCHOOL SITE PICKED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD TRIBAL SCHOOLS GET AID BOOST,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THOMS SAYS 42 YEARS IS 'LONG ENOUGH',"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*'89 HOLIDAY FILMS SEASON STARTS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CHANCE TO HELP RESHAPE EAST EUROPE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL BOND FOES' EXCUSES UNBELIEVABLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WISE TO CASH IN ON GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEACH THE WHOLE TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BUTT OUT ON BUTTON ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CLINIC WELCOME ADDITION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PUBLIC FINANCING NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NO SMALL PROBLEM FOR OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*RETAILERS GROUP EXECUTIVE RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DAKOTA RURAL ACTION TO MEET SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DAYTON HUDSON HAS RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CITY MOTELS FILL UP WITH CONVENTIONEERS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*JOHNSON DOESN'T EXPECT FARM BILL CHANGES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
CITY APPROVES TURN-ABOUT LOAN,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUVENILE CENTER HOSTS OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT TO RETURN TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE AND MURDER COUNTER CRIME TREND,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN DIES IN HARDING COUNTY CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CRACK SUSPECTS ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LETCHER GROUP WANTS SCHOOL DISTRICT REORGANIZED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MED SCHOOL WANTS WAIVER RETURNED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RIGHT CHOICE POINTS TO OFFICE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EDUCATION'S 'FRIEND' ALWAYS LOVED SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SPEAKER--BUILD SUPPORT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
USD ACCREDITED FOR 7 YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION--GAMBLING SURPRISINGLY POPULAR,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER WRITES CENTENNIAL LAW BOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER LEVELS ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PACTOLA RESERVOIR IS 45.5 FEET LOW,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUC ASKS STATE TO REPAY BACK INTEREST,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VETERANS HOME SEEKS RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WASHINGTON ISSUE DEBATED TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WELL TESTING DISCLOSES FEW WATER PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*PROJECTED RETAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*IT'S A GO FOR LOTTO,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LARCHWOOD WILL STILL DRAW SD PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OGDEN ALLIED FOR STUDY OF CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE LOTTO DOLLAR,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GULF ISSUE RE-IGNITES SD EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD'S LAWMAKERS GIVE VARIED SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DRUG WAR LONG FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"PEOPLE, CITY WHO HELP OTHERS HONORED (L)","Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
THOSE WHO VOTED 'NO' HAVEN'T SEEN HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CONTAMINATION SHOWS LANDFILL NOT ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
WILL STUDENTS BE BLAMED FOR BEHAVIOR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*GOOSE MAKES TASTY HOLIDAY FOOD, PAIR SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOME RUN IN 'DAMN YANKEES',"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'DANCES WITH WOLVES' ADS TO BE IN LAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AMBULANCE ELECTION MOVED TO JANUARY 8,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON VALLEY SCHOOL PROJECT GOES TO VOTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HILL WILL SPEAK AT REPUBLICAN MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ONE PERSON INJURED IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TREE OF LIGHTS CEREMONY IS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN TESTIFIES CAR RAN HIM OFF ROAD,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SMOKE KILLS WOMAN IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PANEL ENDORSES TAX REFUNDS, BUT LACKS PLAN","Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DAVI'S BOND IS SET,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SCARBROUGH GIVEN AWARD IN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DISTRICTS CHALLENGE SCHOOL AID ALLOTMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JOKE-TELLING OFFICIAL REPORTEDLY DISCIPLINED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GIRL SERIOUS AFTER WOLF MAULING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HURON MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN MURDER PLOT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WEBSTER MAN DIES IN HUNTING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MOUNT RUSHMORE COINS GO ON SALE IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CARETRAUM SAYS IT CAN SUPPLEMENT HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"*NEW ATTITUDE, TALENT BOLSTER SD STATE","Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SDSU READY TO HOLD ANNUAL SWINE DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
HOG FARMERS ANGRY AT EUROPEANS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
*MCCROSSEN SHIFTED TO NEW CITICORP JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
*'STEEL MAGNOLIAS' OPENS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STREAM OF SEWAGE SPEWS INTO 12 APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORE S DAKOTANS FUTHERING THEIR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINION--TO COMBAT AIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMIC STRIP STIRS CONTROVERSY AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET'S RECOGNIZE OTHER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAKE CARE OF OUR OWN BEFORE FOREIGNERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*DANGER DANGER BRINGS 'CRAZY' MUSIC TO BLITZ,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN INCIDENT WITH GUN,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN TAKES OFF AFTER ENTERING ESCAPE PLEA,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCOUTS TO COLLECT FOOD FOR THE NEEDY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WASTE-REDUCTION GROUP PLANS OPEN MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EATING ON THE WILD SIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOELLER TRIAL MOVED TO YANKTON,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SON GETS MILLION IN TERMINATION CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BRACE FOR COSTLY RACE IN '94,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BALLOON DESIGNED FOR DISABLED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOND REQUEST DENIED IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROWNS VALLEY MAN CHARGED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES MOTION FOR LESSER SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOBRIDGE MAN DIES AFTER STRUCK BY CAR,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESENTATION COLLEGE INAUGURATES PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION BOND FAILS IN WINNER,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*VACCINATION PLAN TARGETS KIDS UNDER 2,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NATIVE COLUMBIAN TO RETURN EDUCATION FAVOR,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
2 WESTERN SD INCIDENTS BUSY POLICE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MICKELSON'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
{dollar}162 MILLION SOLD IN GRAIN NUTRIENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
AREA ETHANOL GROUP TO MEET IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SETTING UP SHOP,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*MOTEL, HOTEL PLANNED NEAR MALL","Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*29 TURNER COUNTY VOTES END UP IN TRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EVEN AMERICA'S NUMBER 1 CITY HAS...,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*TO HELP HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE SUFFERERS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SECOND ACT SAVES SIMON PLAY THANKS TO STRONG CAST,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*AMERICA HAS PLENTY TO BE THANKFUL FOR,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHOICES ABOUT LIFE ARE NOT OURS TO MAKE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SAFETY MEASURE TAKEN AFTER IT WAS TOO LATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"GAS TAX WILL HIT POOR, RURAL AREAS HARDEST (L)","Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
HURON MAIL FACILITY SHOULD OPEN SOON,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MIDCOM PLANT BRINGS 80 MORE JOBS TO HURON,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE LOOKING FOR TACO JOHNS ROBBER,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VANDERLINDE ELECTED TO LEAD REGIONAL POST,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PREEMIE UNDER 2 POUNDS AT BIRTH,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION VITAL TO CURTAIL CAMPUS SEXUAL HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD GLIDES TOWARD IMMUNIZATION GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MICKELSON, SCHAUNAMAN TANGLE OVER ND RACE","Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL FRONT QUIET ON GAY MILITARY TOPIC,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CLOVERLEAF COLONY SCHOOL CLOSING MULLLED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS RURAL REDFIELD HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE RASH OF ATM THEFTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED IN CHILD-HIDING JAILED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL TO BENEFIT FROM SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MONEY WOES SNAG PROPOSED CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
2 SCHOOLS NEAR 10-YEAR ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ACTIVIST PRIEST CORDARO RELEASED FROM PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
WEST SD DEER SEASON STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BLACK HILLS STATE STUDENTS FUME OVER NO-SMOKING RULE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*FIRED WORKER BROKE POLICY ON BUILDING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
UTILITIES BOARD APPROVES RATE HIKE FOR NSP,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
*FAULK'S PATH TO HEISMAN ISN'T SMOOTH,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALPENA-WOONSOCKET EDGES BRITTON IN 9A THRILLER,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*TIGERS, KNIGHTS EARN TITLES","Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TRYING TO RECOUP ITS LOSSES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*CITY INCIDENTS RAISE ANXIETY, CONFUSION","Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*NATIONAL REGISTRY CAN CONTROL CRIME, EXPERTS SAY","Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CRACKDOWN GOES A BIT TOO FAR (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LITTLE JUSTICE ON RESERVATIONS (ABERDEEN AM NEWS),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PENITENTIARY LOCKDOWN A CLASS ACT (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*HOLLYWOOD ON THE INDIAN MOVIE BANDWAGON,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
COMPROMISE NEEDED FOR HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
EASING SMOKING RULES APPEASES ADDICTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"REDSKINS, VIKINGS SATIRE SHOWS VAST IGNORANCE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
NAFTA SAYS NOTHING ABOUT FAIR TRADE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
PUT VENGEANCE ASIDE IN ESTENSON DEATH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"RESPECT, EDUCATION KEY TO CURTAILING RAPE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
NAFTA LIKELY TO CUT LOTS OF US JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
READER REFRESHED BY MOUNTAIN LION STORY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
POLITICAL CORRECTNESS GOES BEYOND WILDER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
STRIKING TRUCK DRIVERS SEE FREEDOMS SHRINKING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
THANKS TO RAPID CITY FOR GOOD-LUCK WISHES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
DISEASE CONTROLS ANIMAL POPULATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
LODGENET EARNINGS UP 31 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PORK MARKETING SEMINAR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUPER 8 TO EXPAND RESERVATION SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ESTATE MAY FETCH {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
YOUNKERS TO END FREE GIFT WRAPPING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ANTI-NAFTA GROUP TO MEET DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO REQUEST PAVILION PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUMANITARIAN HONOR TO GO TO SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OLDER DRIVER COURSE OFFERED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GAME PLAYERS SEEK RECRUITS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCANDINAVIAN SERENADE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VANISHING INDIAN CULTURE WORRIES RETIREE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHERIFF LINKS GANG TO STABBING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BIG STONE PLANT'S BURNINGS DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHRISTMAS TRADITIONS FOCUS OF EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAST-FOOD MANAGER MUST PAY FOR THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS EXAMINING AIRPLANE WRECKAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SDSU TO WELCOME STUDENTS, PARENTS","Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WALL POLICEMAN DENIES BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CHECKUP TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MILLER TO ANNOUNCE ELECTION CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AERIAL TANKERS TO BE TRANSFERRED TO MCCONNELL,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SOME INDIANS BACK STORIES ON BIA COPS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*CHANCELLOR WOMAN BEING EVALUATED FOR INJURIES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SKYFORCE COACH LEARNS A LESSON,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KNIGHTS MAKE IT SIX,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JUNIOR BOWLERS NEED MONEY FOR TRIP TO AUSTRALIA,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*FOOTBALL FINALS FRENZY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SDSU MAKES CASE FOR PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
2ND CHANCE AT ANTLERLESS DEER,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*NEPHEW'S 1ST DUCK HUNT REKINDLES OLD MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
*TEACHER WOULD DISLIKE DEATH OF EXPERIMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*SCIENCE, RELIGION START TO SEE EYE TO EYE","Argus LeaderNov 14 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS DEBATE GAMBLING BAN,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STUDY TARGETS CITY'S 'MEAN STREETS',"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TO GET TO KNOW CANDIDATES FOR CITY ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TIME TO TUNE IN TO COUNCIL RACES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ALL BELIEFS ARE VALID IN WORLD OF MANY TRUTHS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GATT CONSIDERATION SHOULD MOVE SLOWLY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ARTICLE ON INFERTILITY COULD MISLEAD READERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
STATE'S ACCOUNTANTS ADHERE TO STANDARDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
PRESIDENT'S DECISION HIGHLIGHTS HYPOCRISY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
ONE MAYORAL CANDIDATE OUTCLASSES OPPONENTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
2 TEENS HOSPITALIZED AFTER WEEKEND CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOTEL CHAIN HELPS FAMILIES OF PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY BUDGET CUTS STAY FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*STUDENT, 21, BEGINS PUBLIC SERVICE EARLY","Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY SERVES AS HEROES FOR NEW LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"JOHNSON, PRESSLER MATCHUP LIKELY","Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ANTI-VIOLENCE GROUP PICKS VOLUNTEER LEADER,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FOSSIL COLLECTORS WANT JUDGE OFF CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAW PROFESSOR SERVES ON PROBATE BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS WIN EDUCATIONAL HONORS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*STOCKBROKER-TURNED-PASTOR LEADS CHURCH,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PRAYS FOR ITS EX-LEADER WHO SEXUALLY ABUSED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DUMPING COMPOST IN RIVER PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
SCHWAN'S THANKS CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*ONE-TIME IRS DEDUCTION OK FOR CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*SDSU CAN'T CRACK NCC'S UPPER ECHELON,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE TAKES OFF,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MEYERS STAYS COOL IN CLUTCH,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA REGIONAL HOST,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COUGARS WILL HIT THE ROAD IN FIRST ROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LINCOLN'S BAND READY TO PLAY THANKSGIVING DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EXPERIENCE AND EMOTIONS HAVE GREAT MEANING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EROS EMPLOYEES PREPARED FOR GOVERNMENT FURLOUGH,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"USD, MCKENNAN EXPLORE RESEARCH CENTER COST","Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*S. DAKOTA SHERIFF HELPS UNCOVER BOMB CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MAN ACCUSED OF THEFT FROM VIET BROTHERS' HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE PISTOL-PERMIT REGULATIONS TOO LAX (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SIMPLE HUNTING RULES COULD IMPROVE SAFETY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRO-CHOICE MENTALITY CONDONES 'CHILD ABUSE' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WITH WINTER COMING REMEMBER HOMELESS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GOVERNMENT CAN'T SOLVE RECONCILIATION PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
MISTY GLEN POLITICS ON PROPONENTS' SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"*MIRRORING FRIEND TYPICAL, BUT CAN SIGNAL PROBLEM","Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AT HOME WITH IV'S,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHILDREN WILL HAVE SCREAM IN EFFORT TO PREVENT SMOK,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MADISON'S STRATTON FINDS WAY TO BASKET,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SATTLER SAYS STEELE RAPED HER FOR 2 HOURS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES HOME IN CENTRAL SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KILLING MOTIVE MAY REMAIN MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COLLEAGUES PRAISE CANTON'S HERO PASTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD WANTS BOND ISSUE ELECTION CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GALLERY DISPLAYING RAILROAD CIRCUS MODEL,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW DECLARES 28 SD COUNTIES DISASTER AREAS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ELECTION IS TODAY ON COUNTY WHEEL TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MILBANK WOMAN GETS 45 DAYS FOR LYING ABOUT ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
REGENTS TO SHIFT MONEY TO TEACHING,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LOTTERY MACHINE VENDORS MUST DISCLOSE CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*HE BROUGHT JOY TO OTHERS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*FRIDAY HAS MOST ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PART OF DOCTOR'S MORPHINE CONVICTION OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
JANKLOW TO PRESENT BUDGET ON NOV. 30,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
PUC APPROVES US WEST PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NEW TECHNOLOGY TO HELP LODGENET'S BUSINESS GROW,"Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"BANKER, FAMILY BUY ELK POINT NEWSPAPER","Argus LeaderNov 14 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
BIGFOOT MAKING NEW IMPRINT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEDERAL FINANCING MAY SOLVE INTERSTATE ACCESS DIFFIC,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLAN SET TO DEPORT IRANIANS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PLAN SET TO DEPORT IRANIANS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'ENDGAME' EXPLORES LIFE'S VOID,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"BOOST IN INDIAN FUNDING FOR SCHOOLS, NOT OFFICE","Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"BOOST IN INDIAN FUNDING FOR SCHOOLS, NOT OFFICE","Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
'ENDGAME' EXPLORES LIFE'S VOID,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
AUTHOR COUNSELS CONCERN FOR WORLD PAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*FEDS WANT REIGN OF MUNICIPAL 'ART',"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS WARY OF FUEL PLANTS' EFFECT ON GREAT PLAINS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*FEDS WANT REIGN OF MUNICIPAL 'ART',"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE TO EXPLAIN CLOSED HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*JULIUS YOUNR-SENSE FROM A FENCER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE TO EXPLAIN CLOSED HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CURFEW CONSIDERED TO HALT VANDALS-CENTERVILLE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
WOMAN CHARGED WITH FELONY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
STATE URGES TO FINANCE RAIL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SOVIET MISCHIEF OVER FALSE ALERT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NEWELL MAN DIES FROM TRUCK ACCIDENT INJURIES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
LEGALIZED CORPORATE FARMING PROPOSED IN ND,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PRAIRIE DOGS DEFY ELIMINATION EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MAILS FINDS BEAUTY IN HOLY MAN'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAILS FINDS BEAUTY IN HOLY MAN'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*YOUNGSTERS CREATE ALTERNATIVE LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SINGER WEATHERS SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*STEVIE WONDER EFFORT-FILLER WITHOUT FULFILLMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*'RUNNING' JOGGED BY SILLINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*'RUNNING' JOGGED BY SILLINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"TAX, MINING BILLS SOUGHT BY JANKLOW","Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"TAX, MINING BILLS SOUGHT BY JANKLOW","Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"TAX, MINING BILLS SOUGHT BY JANKLOW","Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HUNTERS WARY OF STEEL SHOT'S EFFECTIVENESS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITIZENS HELP NAB BANK ROBBERY SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT REJECTS CITY ZONING PROTEST POLICY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT REJECTS CITY ZONING PROTEST POLICY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITIZENS HELP NAB BANK ROBBERY SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT REJECTS CITY ZONING PROTEST POLICY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET TO BE DONE NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
5 FACE CHARGES FOR ABUSE AT CUSTER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
5 FACE CHARGES FOR ABUSE AT CUSTER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD MEDICARE COSTS RISE 69 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOP ELECTS LEGISLATIVE LEADERS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*GOP ELECTS LEGISLATIVE LEADERS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*GOP ELECTS LEGISLATIVE LEADERS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WHY MAKE POOR PAY FOR BUREAUCRATIC BLUNDER...(L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ENLIGHTENED WAY FOR HANDICAPPED (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY MAKE POOR PAY FOR BUREAUCRATIC BLUNDER...(L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOUNTY BLUE JAYS TO SAVE THE DOVES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TIRED OF STATEMENTS BY MRS SAMUELSON (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ELECTION DECIDED WITHOUT OUR VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UNHAPPY ABOUT HUMANE SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MCGOVERN PRAISED FOR HIS NEW PLANS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ABDNOR WANTS SF MAN FOR AG POST,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF SENIOR CENTER PART OF STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE SCHOOLS FORCED TO CUT POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR WANTS SF MAN FOR AG POST,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD VOTING HABITS TO BE CANVASSED,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FISCHER WANTS TO REORGANIZE PUC,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FBI AGENT RETIRES AFTER 26 YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"STATE TO SELL OIL, GAS LEASES IN DECEMBER","Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FISCHER WANTS TO REORGANIZE PUC,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSION RENEWS 19 URANIUM PERMITS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FBI AGENT RETIRES AFTER 26 YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE TO FUND WEB,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD WILDERNESS SURVEYED,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT HELD,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NY LAWYER HEARS SD'S SIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
O'GORMAN WINS TITLE AS PLAYOFFS END,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STOCKMAN FINDS SPENDING HARD TO CONQUER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NY LAWYER HEARS SD'S SIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROME BLESSES SCHOOL WITH GEOTHERMAL HEAT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OGLALAS MOVE CAMP BACK ONTO FEDERAL LAND,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*ONE WEEK LATER, PENITENTIARY SHAKEDOWN CONTINUES","Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*ONE WEEK LATER, PENITENTIARY SHAKEDOWN CONTINUES","Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MANDAN LINE TRIGGERS LARGE PUBLIC RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN ACCUSED OF SHOOTING AT TROOPER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PRISON ATTACK SHOWS NEED FOR CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRISON ATTACK SHOWS NEED FOR CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD SHOULD LEARN ELECTION LESSON (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
41 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK CAME KILLER STORM,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KNWC APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"JANKLOW, ROBERTS MEETING SPEAKERS","Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS ISSUES 14 3.2 BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
2 LEGISLATORS TO ADDRESS FARMERS UNION,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LIBERALIZED FISHING OPENS IN 8 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HEARINGS SET IN COUNTER LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS ISSUES 14 3.2 BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MINING LAW RECOMMENDATIONS TO BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
AMERICAN SPORTSMAN WILL FILM IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COTTONWOOD IS STATE'S NO 1 TREE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD CAN'T USE PROPERTY AS COLLATERAL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INDIAN WATER RIGHTS PROGRAM TOPIC,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NEW ELECTION LAW INTERESTS ONLY 2 CITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
NEW ELECTION LAW INTERESTS ONLY 2 CITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
2 BURN VICTIMS RETURN HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COUNTY DEMOS NAME PARTY OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*BUDD CHOSEN FIREFIGHTER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TRIBE WANTS LAND PROMISED IN 1930'S,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MAN HAUNTED BY ARREST IN KIDNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*CLASS 11-A, 11-AAA CHAMPS","Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GFP SEEKS STATEWIDE SUPPORT FOR MISSOURI DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*WATSON, MINN, PROCLAIMS IT'S GOOSE CAPITAL OF NATION","Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE NEEDS QUOTA ON NON-RESIDENT HUNTERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GEP SEEKS STATEWIDE SUPPORT FOR MISSOURI DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GFP SEEKS STATEWIDE SUPPORT FOR MISSOUI DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*ANGELS AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ANGELS AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FINDING CHALLENGES WHERE THERE APPEAR TO BE FEW,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*FINDING CHALLENGES WHERE THRER APPEAR TO BE FEW,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*TENA VANDER PLAATS--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
*MAJOR EXPANSION PLANNED FOR GOLD MINE IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MAJOR EXPANSION PLANNED FOR GOLD MINE IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
4.3 QUAKE HITS SD'S SOUTH EDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE ARREST SF MAN FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ESCORTS IN DEMAND AT MCKENNAN HOSP,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BRUCELLOSIS AND BUFFALO,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*HOPE STALLIONS PRODUCE DIFFERENT COLORS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LEAGUE GIVES WILDLIFE SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
ORPHANAGE ALUMNI FORM GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
MINN TRAVEL INFORMATION AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
SD NURSING SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
DAKOTA STRING QUARTET RECITAL EXCITING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
MANKATO & ST CLOUD MEAN 10TH-PLACE PICK,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL'S A GREAT BREAK AT SD PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNOWING WEATHER LINGO CAN SAVE LIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PREDATOR OVERRUN BLAMED FOR SHEEP LOSSES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"NATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR AUGUSTANA, MINES (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIR FARE DECREASING AFTER DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HY-VEE BUYS SAFEWAY STORE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SNOW REMOVAL PLAN ADOPTED,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*OLD BOTTLES LURE TRIO TO PRIVIES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
BUSINESSMAN SAYS INDICTMENT IS DEFICIENT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEANS AREN'T MALICIOUSLY CHARGED,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SURGERY DELAYS PETERSON'S RETURN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN LEARN SKILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ELECTIVE COURSES ARE VALUABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
KILLED BIG HORN SHEEP IN BADLANDS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOLIDAY SHOPPERS GET FREE PARKING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS BUILD TRADITION (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN DIPLOMACY EFFECTIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTAS SHOULD HANDLE OWN WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WHY HAVE OUR VALUES CHANGED,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FIRE DESTROYS GREGORY GROCERY STORE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
VICTIM'S RELATIVES TESTIFY DURING TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WEATHER HINDERS PLANE SEARCH,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TAX INCREASE MAY LAST 10 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
5 ARE KILLED IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
BLOCK 11 PULLOUT MAY COST CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUPERWOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SMOKEOUT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SMOKE GETS IN THEIR EYES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY BRINGS STRENGTH TO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INTERESTED IN PARTY CHAIRMAN POSITION,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRUCK TAKES DIP IN SWIMMING POOL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE TO CUT ENROLLMENT COSTS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE--DEBT HURTS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HERE'S AN IDEA TO HELP SF GROW,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIGHTING WITH CITY HALL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CAUCUS WILL HONOR WOMEN IN COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROSECUTORS WANT MONEY TURNED OVER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL DOCTOR PARTICIPATES IN RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PUBLIC NEEDED MORE INFORMATION ON SALARY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CUNNINGHAM LOOKS TO DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEFENDANT'S WIFE MAY TESTIFY IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEAD RECALL ELECTION TO GO TO COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AGE GROUPS TO BE TARGET IN PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
TV BOARD MEETS WITHOUT NOTICE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
MANY HANDS JOIN TO FEED CITY'S HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN PRESENTS PLAN FOR TRIBAL GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY WITH MEMORIAL FOR VETS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAGAN IGNORES FARM WOES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HELP BRING POW'S HOME (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
FEDS SHOULD HELP FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*THE MAGIC OF MAKEUP,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUNGER BANQUET AT SFC NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW LETTER IMPLIES TO RUN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MANAGING EDITOR OF RAPID CITY NEWSPAPER DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWERFUL MAN BACKS WASTE PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNTERS FACE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATE OK'S WASTE BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS WELCOME NEW PAY LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CLEAN WATERS RUN DEEP IN STREAM,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO FEED CITY'S STREET PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CORPS DROPS PROPOSAL ON WATER FEES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
COURT UPHOLDS MOTOR VEHICHLE WEIGHT RULING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEDERAL MONEY TARGETED FOR STATE AIRPORTS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FLANDREAU MAN DIES FROM ACCIDENT INJURIES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON MAN ENTERS PLEA TO BURGLARY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE PICKED FOR POST,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STRIKERS KEEP CHINS UP,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOUNDED KNEE SCHOOL UNDER LOCAL CONTROL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 HONORED FOR WORK TO PREVENT CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*B-1B BOMBER SQUADRONS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
KUNDERT TO HOST RADIO BROADCASTS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"RELATIONSHIP OF PRIVATE, PUBLIC SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"WEISENSEE FINDS NEW HOME, NEW POSITION","Argus LeaderNov 15 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MODERN SANTA ARRIVES EARLY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*THE BEATLES ARE A FANTASY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
'HANSEL AND GRETEL',"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
GOLF COURSE WELL TENDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MAYOR'S DUTY IS TO CITIZENS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PARKING LOT WOULD SOLVE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REAGAN PAYS HIGH PRICE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTING RIGHTS LOST NEEDLESSLY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COVERAGE OF PLAY WAS GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
FOOD ARTICLES INFORMATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SD CHANGING WITH THE TIMES (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*CANTON CROWNS WINNER WITH KING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NORTH CENTRAL BASKETBALL HOTLINE LIGHTS UP,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*TO DATE--{dollar}1,776,375","Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIRLINER BLOWS TIRES IN LANDING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE SETS SESSION SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VISITING FAMILY PACKS UP TO RETURN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BALTIC--DEATH OF DELL RAPIDS MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NORTHWESTERN BELL NAMES CHIEF EXECUTIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER MAN IS STABBED,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*JUSTICE APPOINTED FOR SD,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ELLSWORTH PERSONNEL TO BE OFFERED COURSES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INTERIM PANEL--WHEEL TAX OPTION OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SUBMIT LAST BUDGET NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE CUTS CONVICTED MURDERER'S SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL TO VOTE ON BED-AND-BOOZE TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN TO SIGN BILL INCLUDING WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU GETS MONEY FOR PREGNANCY PAMPHLET,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMPANY SOUGHT BY SD TOWNS ORDERED TO CLEAN SITES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"SHARE LEASES ARE COMMON, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*PERMIT FEES TAKE A TUMBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*THE BIRDS OF SAND LAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TO RUSTLE UP NEW OLD WEST IMAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESENT GOVERNMENT TOO COSTLY FOR CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*NATIONAL FARMS WOULD HURT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DIET MENU COULD SAVE MANY INDIAN LIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DASCHLE FINALLY TAKES ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DASCHLE-GEPHARDT FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
RANCH RODEO RATES REVIEW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
VALUE-ADDED TAX WOULD BE EASIEST,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ABORTION LOBBY FOUGHT BORK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*JANKLOW CONCERNED ABOUT PERCEPTION,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BRADLEY BILL TOPIC OF COMMUNITY FORUM,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SANTA CLAUS TO LEAD PARADE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT GETS DELAY FOR ARRAIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES SOLICIT ELDERLY FARM VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TO REPORT ON SMALL TOWNS IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CO-OPS CHALLENGE HYDROPOWER PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CREMATION BECOMING ACCEPTABLE ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FUNDING TO MONITOR LEGAL GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
QUAKER OATS PUTS PURCHASE ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
NEEDS LIMIT ON CAMPAIGN SPENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
INDIAN LEADERS WANT BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKER WANTS CHECK ON OIL FIRMS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PENN CO SANITATION OFFICIAL WANTS OPEN HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*WISCONSIN FARMERS GO OUT OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*TITLE TIME IN THE DOME,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM FOR YOUTH COACHES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*VOLTIN, 95, STILL FEELS THRILL","Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
HUNTERS ARE REMINDED OF VALUE OF DEERSKIN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*PAMPERING CAN SOFTEN THE BLOW OF BIG BLIZZARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SAD ENDING TO LONG HISTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BETTE PEDERSON, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
NSP EARNINGS CLIMB FROM LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN SUBSIDIARY BUYS METER PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*JAPANESE EXECUTIVE SETTLES IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MAN RUNS NO-NONSENSE RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CORN SHOWS EARLY HARVEST,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*SLIM CROWD EXPECTED AT TAX VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL STRIKERS LOSE IN RULING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY FEELS CITY'S LABOR PAINS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WINDY SNOWSTORM LIKELY TO SWEEP STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CATCHING A CHEAPER HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"ABORTION IS LEGAL, BUT NOT RIGHT (L)","Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NOT THE PLACE TO PUSH PERSONAL CAUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMMISSION GIVES GRANTS TO GROUPS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-RESIDENT WINS RACE IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES SENTENCED FOR ESCAPE IN MAY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL GROUPS NAME FRIEND OF EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VANDALS DAMAGE CLEVELAND SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS CHOOSE LEADERS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SURVEYING THE EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WILLIAMS TO PAY {dollar}271,000 FOR LEAKS","Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VERN EIDE TO GIVE TEACHING AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LITTON WANTS TRUSTEE APPOINTED FOR PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEDICAL BUILDING II TO GAIN 3 STORIES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS PUSH NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL--STATE RULED FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FORMER MAYOR OF HURON DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CHURCH PROGRAM LOOKS AT POVERTY OF WOMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BRRR--GET READY FOR 20-BELOW WIND CHILL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WORKER DIES FROM FALL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAYORS GET TO GAME'S METTLE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUSPECT RETURNED TO CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PHONES HAMPER SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DON'T PUSH VIEWS ON OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LET BIOLOGY PREVAIL IN FISHING LIMIT DISPUTE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCOUTS WILL COLLECT AREA FOOD SATURDAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DAVIS OFFERS UNDERSTANDING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
EDUCATION QUALITY IS DEBATE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HOLD YOUR HEAD HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TEACHERS BIG FACTOR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MEDIA HURT O'GORMAN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
GRAUVOGL NOT CREDIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*WOMAN'S HOBBY IS SWEET TREATS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'BATMAN' VIDEO TO TAKE WING TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BRISTOL VOTES TO SHUT CITY'S LIQUOR STORE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO TAX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MISSING HUNTER FOUND, HOSPITALIZED","Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN GIVEN 20-MONTH JAIL TERM,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER WILLING TO LIMIT SPENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS DEBATE WASHINGTON'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INMATE SUES FOR DENYING GIRLFRIEND'S VISITS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY NEARS GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CITY FIRM FINED {dollar}7,200 FOR SAFETY VIOLATIONS","Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PARISHES MUST SPEAK OUT ON ABORTION,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CENTER WILL HELP KEEP YOUTHS OUT OF JAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
EXECUTIVE--ESTELLINE'S HOSPITAL OK,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
AVERAGE TEMPERATURES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SPORTS--ASK A BARBER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WARNINGS WON'T HURT BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
AGENCY PREDICTS BIG DROP IN FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
*HIGHWAY DEATHS ROCK IOWA TOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTAN SET FOR FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ETHAN NATIVE KILLED--BOYFRIEND CHARGED,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEWIS SAYS CASINO FIGHT IS SETTLED,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--LOTTO AMERICA,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ANKLE-DEEP IN THE 'BIG SANDY' (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KELO COVERAGE TOPS IN UNPROFESSIONALISM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
MASURS SHOULD HAVE ACCESS TO 911 SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
WALTON SHOWS SCORN FOR RECONCILIATION IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
"PUBLIC RADIO REPORTED, SKIPPED PREDICTIONS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'IMPRESSIONS' SERIES DEFECTIVE MERCHANDISE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"CITY HOMELESS NEED FOOD, CLOTHES, HOMES (L)","Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
MENTALLY ILL ALLOWED TO DIE ON STREETS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
INITIATIVE 1 VOTERS SURPRISE POLITICIANS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
PEOPLE SHOULD NOT PROJECT WILL ON OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*ACTOR IN 'BROADWAY BOUND',"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KNOWS A THING OR TWO ABOUT FRENCH FRIES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLANT FINDS NIRVANA ON BACK ROADS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CERTIFICATION METHODS VARY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE AUDITIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
USD WOMEN'S RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FORUM TO ADDRESS RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOODWILL TO SERVE THANKSGIVING DINNERS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
I-90 MURDER TRIAL WILL RESUME FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MARSHALS FEED RAISES {dollar}23,000 FOR CHARITY","Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION TEACHER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOMESTIC DISPUTES CAN TURN DEADLY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FATAL FIRE STARTED AT DEEP-FAT FRYER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LANDFILL FIRM WILL CHALLENGE VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INDIANS MUST BE INVOLVED IN REDISTRICTING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE CAN'T CHARGE OWNER OF WOLVES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*CAR JUMPS CURB, HITS 3","Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RC COUNCIL REFUSES TO ACCEPT PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUMMER WAS SUPER FOR TOURISM,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SOVIETS TO SET UP NUCLEAR MONITORING STATION,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ARRAIGNMENT NOVEMBER 26 IN VERMILLION RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
INAUGURATION CEREMONY TO BE HELD JANUARY 5,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STUDENTS TO BAKE COOKIES FOR SOLDIERS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MADISON TEEN INJURED IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VIETNAM VETERAN FEATURED IN TV ADS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"FATHER, DAUGHTER PUT ON SAUDI ALERT","Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
GEOGRAPHIC DIRECTORY NOW AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
MORE WOMEN ARE USING PROTECTION ORDERS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*AUGUSTANA WRESTLERS TO TOP NORTHERN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KLINE MAKES DECISION--IT'S AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE WILL BE WATERTOWN SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FIRM TO FORECAST STATE ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MCCROSSEN TO STAY ON CITIBANK BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*YELLOW COINS SIGNAL ETHANOL GROWTH,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FOUNDATION EXCEEDS GOAL FOR LAB,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PARK RIDGE'S J'ANTZES WILL CLOSE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*FOG FOILS TRAVEL PLANS, PRISON ESCAPE","Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD CAR SALES SPUTTER TO 14 PERCENT DROP,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMPETITION COULD PRODUCE BARE-BONES PRICES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STEP UP PACE IN ENERGY RACE(ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*INCOME TAX STILL UNNEEDED,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"BOOK WAS ABOUT FLOOD, NOT RECONCILIATION (L)","Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"RECYCLING EFFORT MISDIRECTED, BACKFIRING (L)","Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BUSH'S POINTS OF LIGHT FACE CERTAIN EXTINCTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GETTING RIGHT CARE CHEAP AT ANY COST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
INSURANCE PICTURE SLANTED IN ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
QUOTED PATRIOTS NOT ALL IN FAVOR OF WARFARE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHALLENGING STATE NAME TRIVIAL AND UNFOUNDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
GIVE JUDICIAL SYSTEM CHANCE TO SETTLE CLAIMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SUPPORT WASHINGTON CONVERSION PROPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*BLONDE JOKES ARE NOT FUNNY IN RIGHT LIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STONEY SINGS OLD-FASHIONED,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TAKING A SHINE TO STOCKMAN'S PUB,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ELECTRONIC DEVICES COULD HELP STUDENTS (PROF),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
COUNTY GOP WOMEN TO ELECT NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS INVITE CUOMO TO SD,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN INMATE TO SPEAK TO TOWN TASK FORCE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOCTOR HOPES TO GET TRIBAL PROJECT ROLLING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DESTROYS STORAGE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATER WOES HEATING UP FOR COUNTY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL REJECTS CHECK LIMITS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATE CONSIDERING NEW GAMES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ESCAPED RAPIST IS CAPTURED,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS IDEAL SITE FOR {dollar}300 MILLION PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ECONOMY FORCES LAYOFF OF PLACEMENT DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OGLALA SIOUX TRIBE FILLS TWO POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WEATHER TO DETERMINE HEATING-FUEL COSTS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 CHARGED IN EMBEZZLEMENT CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 RC MEN CHARGED IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BYPASSING HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE PANEL CUTS SPECIAL SESSION COST,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MICKELSON TO FORM ETHICS COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LEGISLATORS REJECT 4-DAY WORK WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEW QUESTIONS FACE TRIBAL SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GOVERNOR'S PACKAGE FACING CUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"*AUGUSTANA, SDSU TEAM MAKE A RUN","Argus LeaderNov 15 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS RACE INTO NIGHT TO CLEAR FIELDS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOSS OF MORRELL WOULD BE BLOW TO STATE'S ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COLUMBUS ISN'T A HERO IN INDIAN HISTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"LOTTERY SAFE, BUT NOT UNDER CONTROL (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO RUSSIAN CLASS IN BROOKINGS (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM RECEIVES TOP GRADE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EXCESSIVE LAWSUITS PART OF LEGAL SYSTEM PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GAYS DON'T DESERVE DISCRIMINATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KELO-TV WAS WRONG TO BREAK EMBARGO (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"'ARGUS', TRASH HAULERS, ROUST APPLAUDED (L)","Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
JONES WORKED HARD TO WIN DISTRICT RACE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HOW MUCH INPUT DOES GANNETT HAVE ON 'ARGUS'? (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
NATION'S DEFICIT WORSE THAN YOU THINK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
REPEALING ABORTION POLICIES A BAD MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"*PLATTE, HURON STATE CHAMPS","Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA'S FINAL PLAYOFF PITCH--38-28 VICTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HUNTERS HAVE IMPROVED OUTDOORS FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"FUNDS GO TO EUREKA, LAKE NORDEN PLANTS","Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PLATTE FACILITY TEMPORARILY CLOSES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN STOCK TRADING SYSTEM TO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*AILING ELEVATORS KEEP HUMMING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MAKE A DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE FORUM SCHEDULED THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSONS TO VISIT SCHOOLS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
17TH SMOKEOUT SET FOR THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CATHOLICS KEEP VIGIL AT HOSPITAL FOR 7 YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*VAGRANTS SUSPECTED IN ROUNDHOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
UFO WITNESSES DESCRIBE ENCOUNTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"*24 YEARS LATER, VET RECEIVES PURPLE HEART","Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
NAVAL RESERVE BOSS LEAVES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
HOMESTAKE MINING PLANS NO LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
NOT-GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
RC EAGER TO CURB DEER POPULATION,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
SKYFORCE TO PLAY TODAY IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*LADIES-ONLY LITERARY CLUB HAS RICH HISTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*SPINNING A YARN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
VERMILLION HOSPITAL EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
OACOMA PREPARES FOR BUILDING BOOM,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
FORMER SD STATE LEGISLATOR DIES AT AGE 90,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
EIGHTH-GRADER'S COMPUTER SKILLS HELP VET CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.F, p.05, col.5"
"*BABY BOOMERS MOVE INTO POWER, BUT STILL DENY...","Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*HOME IS A MUSEUM OF BRICK, MEMORIES","Argus LeaderNov 15 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*1 MILLION SOCCER FIELD RENOVATION CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL FORCED TO SLICE SPECIAL EDUCATION SPENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AREA'S FIRST SAMPLING OF WINTER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOOK GOOD FODDER FOR POLITICAL JUNKIES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*RANGELAND PROPERLY GRAZED, MANAGED","Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HOSPITAL SHOULD RELEASE DETAILS OF DRUG THEFT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
JOHNSON KNOWS SOURCE OF CONTRIBUTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"JEWELER, LIKE DENTIST SHOULD BE TRUSTWORTHY (L)","Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
EDUCATION STAFF PRAISED FOR WORK WITH STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
WATER BILL MUST ENSURE HEALTH AT FAIR COST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
LET'S UPGRADE BANCROFT RATHER THAN CLOSE IT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CHANCELLOR WOMAN IN FAIR CONDITION,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE INFORMATION AVAILABLE AT SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE UNDECIDED ON NAFTA,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SENATOR STARTED AS FIREWORKS ENTREPRENUER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON-CRASH INQUIRY MAY CLOSE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW CHOOSES CAMPAIGN MANAGER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AUTHOR TO SPEAK AT SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHRISTIAN COALITION SCHEDULES SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS OK'S WATER-RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FEMA DEADLINE TODAY FOR HOME ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MYERS TO ADDRESS COUNTY REPUBLICANS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD SPONSORS TOUR FOR POTENTIAL STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN VOTERS PLANS SEXUAL-BIAS PANEL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DOUBTS HE'LL SWITCH ON NAFTA,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TWO SOUTH DAKOTANS KILLED IN ARIZONA,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS MAN HELPED DURING MISSOURI FLOODS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
USED-HOME PRICES FALL IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FAA REACTS SLOWLY TO DANGER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*IRS ALLOWS HOUSING RELATIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*KNIGHTS' WIN WENT BEYOND SATURDAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SEARCHING FOR RIGHT COLLEGE CAN CREATE BIG HEADACHE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS EARN CREDIT AS MENTORS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
MAYORAL CANDIDATES TELL HOW THEY WOULD FIGHT CRIME,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST OFFICIAL TALLY COUNTS 409 PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HE'S GOT THE VOTES TO BE LEADER,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY SHOULD FOLLOW STATE LOTTERY WISHES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LOCAL GROUP SHOULD MANAGE GOLF COURSE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GOVERNMENT RULES IN PUBLIC INTEREST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
EDUCATION IS EMPTY WITHOUT SPIRITUAL SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LOTTERY AD POOR LESSON FOR STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"RESPECT LIFE, NO NEUTRAL STANCE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
EGG-THROWING PRANK COULD HAVE BEEN FATAL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
JOHNSON LETTER CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
TEEN-AGER SALUTED FOR HER PATRIOTISM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
CALLING VOTERS STUPID IS WAY OUT OF LINE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
SIOUX VALLEY RETURNS TO LIST OF TOP 100,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THIS PATIENT IS SMILING ABOUT THE RESULTS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SMOKEOUT WILL URGE MIDDLE SCHOOLERS: 'DON'T START',"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ACUPUNCTURE REGULATED IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*COYOTES TAKE NO SHORTCUTS WITH MUNSEN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BECKSTRAND DISCOVERS IT'S BETTER TO RECEIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DAWKINS LEAVES THE COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TER HORST LEADS CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SKYFORCE ACQUIRES HIGH-SCORING JAMES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*SOUTH DAKOTA BIG-GAME PROSPECTS LOOK GOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SIGNALS' SOUND TO HELP THE BLIND,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE RAZOR AT PERKINS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPEE'S RELATIVE GETS ADDED JAIL TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN WINS POWERBALL PRIZE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHOKER CLAIMS SELF-DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PRAYING FOR GUIDANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DISTRICT TO STUDY YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PHEASANT POACHERS TO HEAD SOUTH FROM MITCHELL JAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STEENSLAND FAULTS PLAN FOR TRANSFER OF POWERS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SYMENS REQUESTS RECOUNT OF VOTES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ESCAPED INMATE WILL BE RETURNED TO STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SCHINDLER'S SURVIVOR PART OF LECTURE SERIES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*3 NEW BUSINESSES GETTING READY TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*COLUMNIST MOLLY IVINS TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SOUTHWEST STUDENT ACCUSED OF BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SCHOOL DISTRICT HONORS JA,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
REGENTS WANT BUDGET RESTORED,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
MAN GETS LIFE TERM FOR KILLING GIRLFRIEND,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE FIRE IN RED LAKE MARSH,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*DISTRICT 1 CANDIDATES SPEAK THEIR MINDS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TOY STORE PLANS TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*SEVERAL HUNDRED SIOUX FALLS WORKERS SENT HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*S. DAKOTANS LAPSING ON HOME LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HELP PAVE RAMP TO SUPERHIGHWAY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESS PARANOIA HITS GOVERNMENT AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"PRESSLER, GOP SHOW DISDAIN FOR STUDENTS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"PRESSLER, DASCHLE SHOULD SUPPORT LIFE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"DEATH PENALTY, MORAL TEACHINGS DON'T FIT (L)","Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
VOTES SHOW PRESSLER'S PRIORITIES MISPLACED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
'RED MEAT' PRICING INVESTIGATION NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*MOLLER OUT AT AUGIE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLOSING ARGUMENTS IN STEELE CASE TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUPS TO PROTEST FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BOARD FAVORS EXTRACURRICULAR FEE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUDY--MEDICAL SCHOOL IMPACT {dollar}14.5M,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*ROAD CLOSINGS, CELLULAR PHONES PREVENT STUCK CARS","Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JAIL DELIVERS SECOND WHACK TO COUNTY FINANCES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TWO MEN SENTENCED IN DRUG-RELATED CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*JANKLOW DISGUSTED WITH FEDERAL AFFAIRS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROSECUTION SEEKS ACCESS TO ACCUSED KILLER'S RECORDS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT SENATOR NAMED SA VEEP,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKER PROPOSES CHANGES IN TAX USE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BOARD TO CLOSE LAST RURAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TEACHERS NOT PART OF STATE PRISON CUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*A SMOOTH RIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GOLF COURSE MANAGER DEFERS BOND PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BOARD REHIRES POLICE CHIEF AFTER MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*WAS CHILDREN'S ROLE MODEL,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*AIDS CASES,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SCHOOL HOPES TO BUILD ELECTRONIC LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"3M PLANS TO CUT 5,000 JOBS","Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"NEWS RACKS AT STATE REST STOPS OK, JUDGE RULES","Argus LeaderNov 15 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
JANKLOW ATTACKS FEDS FOR BUDGET,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS DISCUSS FUEL ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS DISCUSS FUEL ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW ATTACKS FEDS FOR BUDGET,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS ASSESS NORTHERN STATE HEAD IN PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS DISCUSS FUEL ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CONTROVERSIAL TEXT DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CONTROVERSIAL TEXT DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX-CARTER LACKS INITIATIVE FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*TURKEY TROTS TO CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STAFFORD PERSISTS IN BILLBOARD GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ETHANOL PLANTS SLATED FOR AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
KEAN EFFECTIVE AS PROSECUTOR (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FEWER CATTLE MAY PUSH BEEF PRICES UP,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
COUNCIL BLUFFS BATTLES PORN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"NORTHERN BORDER PIPELINE NEEDS 1,800 ACRES","Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BROOKINGS BD LIMITS ACCESS TO TEST RESULTS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
STATES TO SETTLE BOUNDARIES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CHARLOTTE FISCHER RESTING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
CROP PRICE ACTION SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
PIPELINE PROPOSAL APPROVED-WEB WATER ASSOC,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
PIPELINE PROPOSAL APPROVED-WEB WATER ASSOC,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
OAKWOOD LAKES STATE PARK EXCAVATION,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WILDLIFE SERVICE BLAMED FOR POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WILDLIFE SERVICE BLAMED FOR POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FOOTBALL FEVER ARRIVES QUIETLY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOOTBALL FEVER ARRIVES QUIETLY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARGUS LEADER STAFF BATTLES THE NICOTINE FIT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LESBIAN DEACONESS BELIEVES HOMOPHOBIA HURTS EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*LESBIAN DEACONESS BELIEVES HOMOPHOBIA HURTS EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SENATE WIN PUTS ABDNOR IN SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINNEHAHA LEGISLATORS CLUSTERED IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SDSU WOMEN WIN NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SDSU WOMEN WIN NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"STRETCHING, EXERCISE GOOD FOR BACK","Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PHEASANT FARMING PROFITABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"IN 1980, VALUE OF STOCKS WILL BOOM","Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
OVER 100 CUSTOMERS STYMIED AT NSP MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
OVER 100 CUSTOMERS STYMIED AT NSP MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*MACHINE EASES GRAIN LOADING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.B, p.12, col.4"
*MACHINE EASES GRAIN LOADING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.B, p.12, col.4"
SD FARM PRODUCT SALES UP,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
MINNESOTA GAS EARNINGS DOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
*VISITORS BUREAU MEETING THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
*JAN NYSTROM CHOSEN PRESIDENT-ELECT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.B, p.13, col.3"
*DARWIN BRITZMAN NAMED '80 POULTRYMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.B, p.13, col.3"
{dollar}30 MILLION WITHDRAWL DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.B, p.13, col.4"
*LUCRATIVE AUCTION ENDS 57 YEARS OF FARMING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LUCRATIVE AUCTION ENDS 57 YEARS OF FARMING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEAKERS GIVE GLIMPSE OF APOCALYPSE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH FOR COUNTY'S URANIUM TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON FORUM DRAWS QUESTIONING PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRISON FORUM DRAWS QUESTIONING PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"OMAHA OFFERS INTRIGUING LOOK AT RAILROADS, PLANE LORE","Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD STILL NEEDS WATER CONCENSUS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HUMANE SOCIETY, PET CONTROL FUNCTIONS CLARIFIED (L)","Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*ISRAEL ENIGMA--INFLATION STIFLING AMID BUILDING BOOM,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ISRAEL ENIGMA--INFLATION STIFLING AMID BUILDING BOOM,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS DEMONSTRATE PATRONIZING DOESN'T WORK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE PARK CAMPING FEES MIGHT JUMP,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SITE OF DRUG INFORMANT TRIAL CHANGED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ANIMAL FURS BRING TRAPPERS {dollar}3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POSSIBILITY OF VIOLENCE AGAINST POWER LINE SEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SALE OF HILLS RACETRACK APPROVED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEW YORK BANKS EYE RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NATURAL GAS CUSTOMERS FACE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NATURAL GAS CUSTOMERS FACE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS KEEP SF COMMUNITY SERVICES GOING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS SEND PLAYWRIGHT AROUND US,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ELLIE SANDAGER-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
"*DIANE LAU, ARMOUR, CROWNED SD STATE DAIRY PRINCESS","Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
*TONY STOEKER OF HARTFORD RECEIVES EAGLE SCOUT AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1980, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
FARM BILL FACES TOUGH FIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PROUD CROWD GREETS THE CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE SHIEKS SHINE AT COUNTRY MUSIC STAR TALENT SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*THE ODE TOUCH--HAS BEEN, WILL BE--PURE SOUTH DAKOTA","Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*THE ODE TOUCH--HAS BEEN, WILL BE--PURE SOUTH DAKOTA","Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA PROF TRACES COMMUNISM FROM ITS ROOTS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WINTERIZING YELLOW THUNDER CAMP,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA PROF TRACES COMMUNISM FROM ITS ROOTS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF RED CROSS VOLUNTEER HONORED FOR GIVING SELFLESSLY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAND OWNERS PAY TO CLEAN THE JAMES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SF RED CROSS VOLUNTEER HONORED FOR GIVING SELFLESSLY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EVA BRAUN ALIVE...NO...(ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINING LAW DRAFTS DON'T PROTECT PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BLASTS WATT, REAGAN FAR RIGHT IN GOP (L)","Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HOLIDAY, WHAT HOLIDAY...","Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CALIF MAN DIES IN 1-CAR ROLL-OVER-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INTERSTATE REST STOP MONITOR RUN BY SUN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REAGAN TO NAME LEGISLATOR TO COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SWINE DAY THURS AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SWINE DAY THURS AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRILLER RECALLS GIVING LINCOLN A 'FACELIFT',"Argus LeaderNov 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*BLAIR ARRAIGNED FOR MURDER OF SF WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HILLS OF REST SPELLING TAKEN FOR GRANITE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FEDS APPROVE HIGH-INTEREST ACCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PAROLE BOARD CONSIDERED BLAIR GOOD RISK,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BEING REPUBLICAN MAY BE A LIABILITY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CENDAK PROJECT INSURANCE AGAINST DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SD IN FOR UNSEASONAL COLD,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*GOING UNDERCOVER WEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MUSIC TEACHER BROUGHT ALONG STRING TRIO,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MORE TO SMILE ABOUT IN 'CREEPSHOW',"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CITIZENS AGAINST RAPE NAMES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
EPILEPSY GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
STATE LIBRARY COORDINATOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ACCOUNT MANAGERS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*CITY COMMISSION APPROVES ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAST OF SURPLUS CHEESE & BUTTER HANDED OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD LEGISLATORS KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4 SF GROUPS GET MONEY FROM MYSTERY MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIAL WINNER IN PUC RACE NAMED TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*ABERDEEN LAWYER POINTS TO LOWER COSTS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CONGRATULATIONS, FOOTBALL CHAMPS (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"ENCOURAGING SIGNS IN EAST, WEST STANDOFF (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KNOBE PRAISED FOR LEADERSHIP IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUPLE'S DEATHS CALLED MURDER-SUICIDE-HARROLD,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CUSTER MAN'S SEX TRIAL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DISCHARGED VETERANS MAY GET BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE GIVES GO-AHEAD FOR BON HOMME ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS DISCUSS PEN OVERCROWDING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD CORN HARVEST BELOW NORMAL PACE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SESSIONS ON CATHOLIC CHURCH BEGIN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COLLEGE STUDENTS WANT COMPROMISE ON BEER,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOMEMADE PLANE NOW WILDLIFE SERVICE PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NUMBER OF MEETINGS MAY BE CUT TO 8,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD USING FEDERAL FUNDS IN MINN ADS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IT MAY TURN INTO PRISON-SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN'S A HAPPY WARRIOR THIS TIME OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ERA FALLS 6 VOTES SHORT IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*'DAY AFTER'--THINKING THE UNTHINKABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EROS WILL REMAIN AS SIOUX FALLS FIXTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAITIAN EXPERIENCES HELP MINISTER,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIGNS BROWN COUNTY SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN TESTIFIES THAT MAN RAPED HER AT RANCH,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
97 APPLY FOR COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR'S POSITION,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITALS COULD GET 1 ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAWYER WANTS DAY IN OPEN COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEPARTMENT WANTS MORE TRUSTIES AT PARK,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOWARD MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LITTON ADDS 70 ADDITIONAL JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE LETS ADOPTION LAW STAND,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
REVISION AIDS SNOW PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LUTHER CHANGED COURSE OF WORLD HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GOOD SERVICE DESERVES GOOD TIPS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STATE COLLECTS RECORD INCOME ON INVESTMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
ABERDEEN RECEIVES A NEW VOTING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DEADLINE PASSES FOR CENDAK NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RAPE TRIAL STARTS TODAY IN BROWN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SIOUX EMPIRE AG OIL DAY IS SET FOR MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WILLIAM & REE WILL PLAY AT FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
2 UTILITIES COMMISSION OFFICIALS SWITCH JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS SQUABBLE OVER MAYOR'S PAY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
ENVIRONMENT PLAN RANKS STATE NO 18,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA TO CUT COLLEGE SPENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*BUNN TRIMS DOWN FOR COMEBACK TRY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BITTER WINDS SLAP SOUTH DAKOTA SILLY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*REGENTS DIVVY UP {dollar}400,000 TO TEACHERS","Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WRONG-WAY DRIVER FORCES CARS OFF ROAD,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FCC ZAPS TIME-WORN TRADITION,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ONE-THIRD PUT PUFFS IN POCKET,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*AMADEUS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BIG-MONEY HUNTING CONTEST DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DUCKS UNLIMITED ABANDONS RED LAKE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS PUT OFF DRAINAGE DECISION,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL DELAYS GRAIN PROMOTIONAL FEES PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOW-POWER UHF TELEVISION STATION,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
O'GORMAN HIGH FUND DRIVE SURPASSES GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIAL FINED FOR NOT REPORTING ABUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRIVIA TOURNEY TO RAISE MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STECKEL HAS WAY TO GO (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO COMMISSIONERS HAD BEST COOL DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ABDNOR TO RENEW SOIL EROSION FIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW TALKS TOUGH ON RIVER WATER,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS MAN'S MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ND PLANS TO REVIVE DAKOTA NUKE OPTION,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BROOKINGS DEMS TO FILE ELECTION COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HILLS CHRISTMAS TREE PERMITS ON SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PLEADS GUILTY TO ROBBERY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SHOOTING VICTIM DESCRIBED AS MILD-MANNERED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SPOTS ON KIDS' HEADS AREN'T HEALTH HAZARD,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
ROBBIE BELIEVES USFL WILL SELF-DESTRUCT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WILDCATS WERE HOT INSIDE DOME,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"UNION, MORELL 75 CENTS APART","Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*GUEST FLUTIST PREFERS TO GO IT ALONE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*TODDLERS STEP INTO STYLE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*'ARSENIC' MAKES HUMOR EASY TO SWALLOW,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"YWCA THANKS ARGUS, DONORS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*PROTECTION FROM SOVIET THREAT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FARM CREDIT SYSTEM NEEDS AN OVERHAUL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROGRAM GOOD EXAMPLE OF HOSPITAL COOPERATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T COUNT COYOTES OUT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PARTY RACES CAN PRODUCE SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*MYSTERY MAKES LIFE A MIRACLE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*CHAMPS FEEL COMFORTS OF DOME,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IT MUST BE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FIRM SETTLES LAW SUIT, AGREES TO PAY","Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO TAKE OVER SEWER PLANT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CLEARING SNOW FROM STREETS COST CITY {dollar}83,305","Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FAILURE TO REMOVE SNOW CAN BRING {dollar}30 FINE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*UNITED WAY HITS 90 PERCENT MARK,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"COUPLE PAID LATE, MUST LOSE RANCH","Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRIBES DON'T LIKE BINGO RULES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ACCIDENT KILLS 60-YEAR-OLD TULARE WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"FARM FUTURE BRIGHT, SDSU PRESIDENT SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEBRASKAN CHARGED IN DEATH OF SOUTH DAKOTAN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT REVERSES PATERNITY SUIT RULING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NEW JUDGE SCRAPS LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*PLATTE, O'GORMAN TAKE STATE TITLES","Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LONG-RUNNING BEEFS NOT SETTLED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS WEIGH PRISON OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RECREATION TRAIL PLAN DESERVES SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PITCHFORKS & ARROWS SHOT DOWN POLITICIANS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
KERNELS IN TOGETHERNESS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BE THOUGHTFUL OF HANDICAPPED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
REPLACE POLITICAL ADS WITH PUBLIC DEBATES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PROTECT STATE FROM PCB'S (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
TRIAL COVERAGE INACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"*DEMOCRATIC WINS, NOT LIBERAL REVIVAL","Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*PLATTE, O'GORMAN NO. 1","Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GOP PICKS ANDERSON AS SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S 1ST WOMAN EPISCOPAL PRIEST,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANNIVERSARY LOOKS BACK AT YEARS OF SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DUXBURY TO LEAD LARGER MINORITY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AGENCY WON'T INVESTIGATE JET BLOWOUT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE SET TO EXPAND CONSTITUENT SERVICES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL TO HAVE HEARING ON TELEPHONE FIRM,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC TV OFFICIALS TO BE ON PRESSLER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSIONER DOESN'T DIG MINING RULE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
THE ANNUAL SWINE DAY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTHWEST ATTRACTS BUSINESS PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CHANGE FOR NEW HOLIDAY PARADE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COMPANIES REPORT HIGHER EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EXPERTS DON'T EXPECT SHIFT IN FEEDLOTS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL EARNINGS IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*MICKELSON'S MOTHER GIVES ADVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*DEBRA DUMMER'S TASTY RECIPES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1986, sect.F, p.08, col.1"
*CHANCELLOR KEEPS BUILDING ON GOOD THING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SIOUX FALLS, DENVER FOLLOW SAME RULES","Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY GETS BARGAIN ON BABY NUMBER 12,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SMOKERS URGED TO GO WITHOUT FOR A DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'JAIL AND BAIL' FUNDRAISER PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
GRANT PROVIDES FUNDS FOR TRAINING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
KIDNEY FOUNDATION DRIVE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
UNICEF PRODUCTS ARE FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
VOLUNTEER TRAINING PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
EARLY LEARNING PROCESS NEEDED IN FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PSEUDO CASH SYSTEM DESTROYING OUR NATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEAF ARE NOT ISOLATED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
KEMP STANDS OUT IN DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MUST BE READY FOR WAR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"PREDICTING IS A SNAP, ISN'T IT","Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARMED ROBBER HITS DOUGHNUT SHOP,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE CONFERENCE LOOKS AT STOCK CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC DEBATE PLANNED FOR JANUARY 29,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RIVER RUNOFF DROPS TO 27-YEAR LOW,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR EXAMINES SMALL BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRUM UP SUPPORT FOR ILL MUSICIAN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SOCIAL WORKER AT MENDING FAMILY TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY COMMISSIONERS PONDER SELF-WORTH,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*DOLE, BUSH SCRAMBLE FOR UNDECIDED","Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS EXPECT DIRECTOR TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*IOWA FARM OUTLOOK BEST,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OPEN MEETINGS POLICY DEVELOPING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*IOWA FARM OUTLOOK BEST,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BED-AND-BOOZE TAX FAILS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEARINESS INSPIRES VOTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SNOW SOCKS STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SUPPORTERS SAY CENTER ISN'T DEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CORPORATE FARMS ARE FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAX FOES SPEAK CLEARLY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VETERANS DESERVING OF CABINET REPRESENTATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BE PROUD IF YOU VOTED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CONTESTANTS HELP OUT IN FIGHT AGAINST DRUGS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*PEOPLE ARE A DINNER'S ESSENTIAL ELEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS REJECTS 1 PERCENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROTHERS JAILED IN COCAINE CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHURCH OFFERS FREE THANKSGIVING DINNER,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP GIVES MONEY TO RESTORE MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL SUPER 8 TO OFFER FREE ROOMS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TESTIMONY BEGINS IN BABY'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*USD GROUP TO BEGIN PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRESSED-UP RAMP FITS INTO DOWNTOWN LOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON LIKES IDEA OF LIMIT ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY NIXES TENTATIVE AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SUSPECTS QUESTIONED IN CRIME SPREE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEMOCRATS CHOOSE LEADERS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*LENNOX DEFEATS TIGERS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GARRETSON CLAIMS DISTRICT 7B TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*BUSINESSES BUYING FACSIMILE MACHINES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*VA HOSPITAL TURNS AWAY DYING PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS CALL FOR STIFF DRUG LAWS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 CHARGED IN LOTTERY TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SHOULD REMODEL WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAY YOU BE WITH THE FORCE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRIBAL COLLEGES RECIEVE WELCOME ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW HIGH SCHOOL COULD HANDLE GROWTH BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"SCHNELKER'S WRONG, NOT FANS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PHOTO HAD PRO-LIFE SLANT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
EGAN COLUMN OFFENDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SMOKING BANS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
STORY SHOWS FAVORITISM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BUSINESS UNWELCOME (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*WATCHING WEATHER IS ENDLESS VIGIL,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MANFRED BOOK TELLS LOST LOVE, FOUND PASSION","Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*VARIETY OF CLASSROOM ACTIVITES INTERESTING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BIKE TRAIL RAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY RAPE SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"OSHA, FIRM OFFICIALS INSPECT FATAL FALL SITE","Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON STAFF WANTS NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A MASTER PIECE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HISTORIANS PAY TRIBUTE TO FORGOTTEN SCULPTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VETERANS SERVICES RELOCATION IS STUDIED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TROUBLESOME TUMBLEWEEDS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 MILLION ARMORY TO BE BUILT IN 1991,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHERRY CREEK MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEFENSE BILL FUNDS SEVERAL PROJECTS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW HAS ROLE IN LAW DAY ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MNI WICONI REFERENDUM FAILS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD LEGISLATIVE SCHEDULE OK'D,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE GIVES LIFT TO STATE AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S FUNDS FOR SD AIRPORTS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX REFORM COMM OK'S AMENDMENT REPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SMOKING SENIORS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LONG-AWAITED SKYFORCE DEBUT IS FINALLY HERE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE TAKE OFF TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY--IDLE LAND IS TOO COSTLY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FARM WORKERS UP FROM OCTOBER 1988,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FARMERS CAN'T KEEP UP WITH OATMANIA,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FARMLAND VALUES CONTINUE TO RISE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*THE END OF THE DEAD END,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MAIN STREET REVITALIZING CORE AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*HAYTI NATIONAL GUARD MOM WILLING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S A SECRET - BUT SHUTTLE'S UP,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PLUCKER REQUESTS FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PANEL PLAYS GAME WITH TAX CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CLEAN CAMPAIGNERS EARN CONGRATULATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DASCHLE OPPOSED ART RESTRICTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
GIVE PRESSLER COVERAGE THUMBS-DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BAD MANNERS CANNOT BE EXCUSED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLANT'S GOT THE TOUCH,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE RE-ELECTED CO-CHAIRMAN OF PANEL,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATORS TO LEARN NEW READING METHODS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ROOSEVELT DIRECTORS, DEBATE COACH HIRED","Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
300 BANDS WILL MARCH INTO TOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRIDGING THE GAP,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON CONVERSION GOING SLOWLY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTO AMERICA OFF TO FLYING START,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FORMER HUSBAND INDICTED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN INVESTING STATE FUNDS WON'T GET BONUS THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IRS MIGHT RELOCATE OFFICE TO ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
US WEST CONTRIBUTES TO RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX CITY EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HEARING SET ON PERMIT FOR DUMP,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*EX-USD COACH ENJOYS BIG TIME IOWA FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HUTCHINSON POSTS {dollar}1.3 MILLION GAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"STATE GAS PRICES DROPPING, AAA SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*TRADE TALKS GOING NOWHERE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*CARDINAL WIN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM A VOTE AWAY FROM JOINING NETWORK,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY PAY INCREASES ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLITICS CREEPING INTO STATE CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MAKING SHOPPING EASIER,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PLAY IS TESTAMENT TO FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*AN ANGEL AT MY TABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GAMING A BAD ECONOMIC IDEA,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ROOT OF MASS KILLING IS A WARRING SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
YOUNG SHOULD HEED FIDELITY MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"REALITY SADLY MISSING IN BEER, ALCOHOL ADS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"ON YEAR ANNIVERSARY, LOTTO A SUCCESS","Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING DRIVE DIVERTS 56 TONS FROM LANDFILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STATE PRISON ESCAPEE STAYED LOW, CUT WIRES","Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TWISTIN' AWAY FOR MARCH OF DIMES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IN THE BAG--WITH A GOOD BOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL AIDS TESTS SKYROCKET,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON BLASTS CREDIT CARD LIMITS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUTHORITIES SEEK ARREST IN KIDNAP TRY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MUNSON REAPS WRONG REWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CHASE LEADS POLICE THROUGH DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AMBULANCE PANELS HIRE COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ISSUE NOT GOING TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLISH UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT VISITS SD,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*FAMILY VIOLENCE COALITION HIRES ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
LIBERTARIANS GARNER SPOT ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
STATE SHOWING INTEREST IN BUFFALO-KILLING SITE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MICKELSON BLASTS HOSPITAL CUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SD VACANCY RATE CLIMBS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
DEADWOOD FIRE CODES GET TESTED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*DEFENSE DOMINATES FINALS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DASCHLE, ENVOY TO DELIVER LETTER TO VIETNAM LEADER","Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE INDUSTRIES LOWER POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD BANKS TO ENDURE NEW RULES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*FIRMS REPORT TOXIC RELEASES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SD BANKS SURVIVE LEAN TIMES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
PARDONING SUSPECTS WOULD BE MISTAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GRAUVOGL OFF TARGET ON HEROES COLUMN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WEAST IS WORTH EVERY CENT HE EARNS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
'ARGUS' NEEDS BETTER BALANCE IN STORIES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
HOSPITAL'S LOBBY IS A GOOD INVESTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"LOCAL ARENA, RC CENTER DON'T COMPARE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
COUNTY SEEKING BOARD APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HURLEY MAN DIES IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
METEORS TO RAIN ON SD,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MISSOURI RIVER RUNOFF, STORAGE FALLS FROM '91","Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS LEAGUE PLANS LEGISLATIVE BRUNCH,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GREEK PRIEST PROVIDES REFUGE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW ARENA PROMOTER IN KISS MUSIC MODE FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LONETREE COURT FIGHT UNDERWAY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BURG, MUENSTER, BILLION EYE '94","Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RADIO REJECTS ADS OF BOND ISSUE FOE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COLUMBIA CONSIDERS DAM PROJECT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EDITORS SELECTED TO SDSU RESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER REQUESTS JOBLESS CHECK STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*KEYSTONE RESIDENT DOUBTS WILDER CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SEAT BELT BILL TO POP UP AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CRAZY HORSE CULTURAL CENTER SEEKS FUNDING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*LONG-RANGE INSURANCE LOOKS BEST,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
AUGUSTANA VICTIM OF FLAWED SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA DENIED PLAYOFF BERTH,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*RESPECT LIFE, OTHER PEOPLE AND YOURSELF","Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TIME OUT FOR READING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS EXPERIENCE HOMELESS LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE SIDES WITH WARDEN IN CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SUSPECT IN ROBBERY SURRENDERS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONSULTANT SUGGESTS HIKE IN LOTTERY TAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CONGRESS FIGHTING CRIME WITH WORDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITY ENTERTAINMENT IMPORTANT TO REGION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"PLEASE KEEP CITY, COUNTY SEPARATE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ARGUS GLORIFIES ABORTION RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"LANGUAGE OUTDATED IN STORY, HEADLINE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
NAFTA IS FULL OF SPECIAL TRADE DEALS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*DASCHLE HOLDING OUT ON NAFTA VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*GATEWAY 2000 CHIEF STOCKED UP,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"CORN, SOYBEAN YIELDS DOWN","Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BOARD TO HOLD FORUM TO DISCUSS PARKING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOB DOLE TO LEAD SALUTE TO PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEADLINE TO GET FLOOD AID EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DROP-OFF SITES FOR LEAVES CLOSE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM PRODUCTION IN SD DOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS SALUTE SCHOOL SAFETY OFFICER,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS SUE OVER SPECIAL ED FIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO PAY BAD CHECKS OR GO TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CASINO PROXIMITY GETS MORE ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FIRM SECOND LOWEST IN LOAN DEFAULTS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLANT DEFENDS USE OF ALTERNATIVE FUELS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SODAK INC BEGINS SPENDING CAPITAL,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOVE-STRUCK FARMER USES HIS PLOW,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MITCHELL COUPLE ADOPTS VENEZUELAN TODDLER,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MORE FACTS ON LOAN APPLICANTS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MCGOVERN TO ATTEND DEBATE FEST,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*MORE HUNTERS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF WALK-IN ACRES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SNYDER'S EXTRA EFFORT PAYS OFF FOR WEST CENTRAL,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUST RIGHT FOR NEW BITES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAYORAL 7: NO NEW TAXES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TRUCK STOP CLEARS HURDLE WITH COMMISSIONERS' OK,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TO ATTEND GOVERNORS' SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL DESERVES GOOD LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MONEY SPEAKS LOUDLY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
VOTERS SHOW ARGUS THEY WANT JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CLOSE-MINDED PROFS WRONG ABOUT GHOSTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
SATURDAY LAST DAY TO DROP OFF LEAVES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ADMITS ROBBING WOMAN AT KNIFEPOINT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE CAR TIRE FIRES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 11 YEARS FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEFENSE TARGETS ROOMMATE IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NO SNOW IS NO BLOW TO BUDGET,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
45 CANDIDATES SEEKING OFFICE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BAR AD IN HIGH-SCHOOL PAPER DRAWS PARENT CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OLIVET MAN FINED FOR POISONING ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AG MARKET SEMINAR PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CUSTER SCHOOL/GUARD GYM MAY HAVE TO WAIT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*HARTFORD AGRI-SCIENCE TEACHER REACHES THE TOP,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*'NEW AGE' WORSHIPERS BOTHER INDIANS AT SACRED SITE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"NEBRASKA MAN, 18, DIES NEAR HERMOSA","Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"FOUR SD TEACHERS HONORED FOR SCIENCE, MATH WORK","Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*SOUTHEAST CANDIDATES GIVE VIEWPOINTS ON FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SMOKE DAMAGE HEAVY IN HOME COUPLE WAS TO RENT OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TEL-DRUG TO EXPAND CORPORATE SIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HARVEST YIELDS PILE UP AT ELEVATORS ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FOOD FIRM TO MOVE OPERATIONS TO OMAHA,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
TO STICK WITH COMSTOCK GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILLBOARD SPAT LED TO SOFT SIDE OF POLITICS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COOK HAS GREAT COLLECTION OF DISHES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"HUMAN SERVICES CUTS SAVE {dollar}1.2M, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*SF, LINCOLN COUNTY AT ODDS ON MUTUAL GROWTH","Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*SF, LINCOLN COUNTY AT ODDS ON MUTUAL GROWTH","Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WATERTOWN JURY CONVICTS STEELE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"REGRETTABLY, SCHOOL FEE MAY BE IN ORDER (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAY GREAT 'SMOKEOUT' HELP STOP ADDICTION (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RADIO STATION GOOFED IN FIRING MORNING TEAM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TODAY'S THE DAY TO PUT OUT CIGARETTES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BETTER RELATIONS DEMAND UNDERSTANDING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
POLICE OFFICER'S ACTION TOWARD DOGS APPALLING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
5 TEEN-AGE MALES ROBBED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GRAIN TRAIN, CAR COLLIDE NEAR HURON","Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORE VENDORS SOUGHT AT PARADE OF LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS GIVE HARVEST FINAL PUSH,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COPS RAISE MONEY FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*HUNT, WOODRUFF BESTOWED HIGH HONOR","Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EVIDENCE OF DRUGS DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SDEA LEADER QUESTIONS CHARGING FEE FOR ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EX-STUDENT HEAD FUHR IN TROUBLE OVER PARTY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FOREIGN STUDENT PROGRAM TO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NORTHERN STATE WAITS FOR ACCREDITATION INFO,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRIDGE PROJECTS ARE CALLED NECESSARY BY JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FUND ESTABLISHED FOR REV. SCOTT'S FAMILY,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
N. CAROLINA ACADEMIC TO BE ALUMNI SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FARMER SAID TO HAVE BEEN PARANOID,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*PRINCIPAL CELEBRATES HIS 40TH,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AMENDMENTS TO RECYCLING ORDINANCE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TAXPAYERS TO PAY FOR MEDICAL TESTING OF TRANSIENT,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DEADWOOD MAY SELL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BRIDGE ACROSS HIGHWAY 38 TO OPEN BY END OF MONTH,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"FROM POLITICS TO SALES, HE FIT IN","Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*GYM TIME IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ABERDEEN ELEMENTARY MAY CLOSE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LEGISLATURE WON'T USE COMPUTERS UNTIL '97,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*LONGTIME LAWYER WINS SPIRIT OF SIOUX FALLS HONOR,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*PRESIDENT MAKES PLEDGE TO SD, ND PRODUCERS","Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*IS DAWKINS DONE DEAL?,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RESPONSIBILITY FOR BETTER TV STARTS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PROBING THE ART OF MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PHOTOGRAPHER THANKFUL AS HE DEALS WITH MS,"Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*TRUTH, FLEXIBILITY KEYS TO JOB INTERVIEW (PROF)","Argus LeaderNov 16 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW TERMS CARTER MEETING FLOWERY WASTE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TERMS CARTER MEETING FLOWERY WASTE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RECORDS-JANKLOW OWES TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS PAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FARMERS FACE PROPANE SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FARMERS FACE PROPANE SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS PAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS CONVENE IN PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS CONVENE IN PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HEARING ON 'DIRTY' TEXT CENSORED TO PUBLIC EAR,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
YANKTON COUNTY TRIES TO COLLECT TAX DEBTS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HEARINGS ON 'DIRTY' TEXT CENSURED TO PUBLIC EAR,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
EX-CAPTIVE TO VISIT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
ACORN ASSAILS COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
ELLSWORTH ALERT REPORT DENIED,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
OFFICIAL FAULTS OIL REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
OFFICIAL FAULTS OIL REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"GAS AVAILABLE, COST UP","Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
YOUTH ADD ZEST TO SEASON'S ARTS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"RADICALS SAVED US FROM THRONE, SLAVERY (L)","Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
'LIFE OF BRIAN' NOT A PARODY OF CHRIST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
HUMANE SOCIETY BELIEVES ITS NAME (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
NO MAJOR FOOD LOSS SEEN FROM GASOHOL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL EXITS ALL TOO QUIETLY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CHURCH HAS NEW PASTOR, NEW EMPHASIS","Argus LeaderNov 17 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"GAME, FISH WILL SELL ITS MCCOOK LAND TODAY","Argus LeaderNov 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN SADDLE BAGS MAY HAVE JANKLOW JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GAME, FISH WILL SELL ITS MCCOOK LAND TODAY","Argus LeaderNov 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THIS RAIL EMPIRE IS HEALTHY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RANCHER'S STEER SHOT NEAR OELRICHS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
...AND SGT PAYNE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REMEMBERING 12 IN RESCUE TRY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
...AND SGT PAYNE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REMEMBERING 12 IN RESCUE TRY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EDGEMONT OVERJOUED WITH URANIUM VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"PETERSON THANKS MEDIA, SUPPORTERS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*BLOCK WANTS FARM BILL'S TROUBLE SPOTS REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSED MINING LAWS GIVE STATE PERMIT CONTROL,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JOHN IRVING'S LATEST BOOK IS ENCOURAGINGLY SCHIZOPH,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*HOW TO SNAP A BOARD...BAREFOOT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*HOW TO SNAP A BOARD...BAREFOOT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VICE PRESIDENT AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
CORVETTE CLUB OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
VICE PRESIDENT AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*EIGHT AND FORTY OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA WRESTLERS CRUSH MOORHEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS SAY HOG FARM WOULD BE A STINKER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
13 FIRMS SEEK LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS MAKE NO PROMISES FOR PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS MAKE NO PROMISES FOR PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS SAY HOG FARM WOULD BE A STINKER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HIGH FINES EQUAL LOW SPEEDS, SAYS STATE PATROL CHIEF","Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPRING ALREADY...NOT QUITE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY WILL TAKE CARE OF BROOKINGS ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SF POLICE AGREE TO 7.5 PERCENT PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INMATE PLEADS GUILTY TO MAILING THREATS TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INMATE PLEADS GUILTY TO MAILING THREATS TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 SAMBO'S RESTAURANTS CLOSE LOCALLY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIVE SD FOOTBALL TEAMS RANK AS NO 1 (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT STREET INTERVIEWS DIDN'T SHOW IN AWACS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ROAD ACCIDENTS KILL TWO IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ETSI HEARING SCHEDULED FOR NOV 24,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION PROGRAMS FUNDED,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ETSI HEARING SCHEDULED FOR NOV 24,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
13 ARRESTED FOR FIRES AT INDIAN CAMP,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
13 ARRESTED FOR FIRES AT INDIAN CAMP,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FORMER RC POLICEAN ARRESTED FOR GUN THEFTS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CIRCUIT JUDGE BACKS CEMENT WORKERS ON HOLIDAY PAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
RETAILERS--STATE LATE PAYING BILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY GATHERS AGAIN FOR TERESA,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*HANSON CONSIDERS DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*CATHOLICS MUST ACCEPT CHANGE, PRIEST SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
SUNDAY'S QUAKE PUZZLES SCIENTISTS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
SD AMONG 6 STATES WITH JOBLESS RATE UNDER 6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*CALLAHAN LEAVES SF FOR AT&T POSITION,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY FORCED TO PUMP SEWAGE INTO SF DITCH,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SRSTKA DEFENDS INFORMAL MEETING OF REGENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROTHER OF MURDER SUSPECT GETS 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DASCHLE, ROBERTS CAMPAIGNS IN DEBT","Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW PRISON IN SF GETS TENTATIVE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW DENIES ABOUT OPPOSING PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TOUGHER LAWS NEEDED TO PROTECT HIGHWAYS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIDES WITH THOSE OPPOSING ANNEXATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FLOREY IS MISINFORMED ON CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"{dollar}1,500 REPAIR JOB FREE FOR SD VETS","Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN FACES MURDER CHARGE IN 2 STATES,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MISSING HUNTER FOUND IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE MAN CHARGED WITH ARSON,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EISNACH WINS PUC POST,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
REGENTS CUT MEETINGS TO 9 DURING 1983,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD DEMOCRATES TO PICK NEW LEADER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
3 LAWMAKERS CANDIDATES TO SEEK RECOUNTS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSION VOTES ON NORTON ACRES ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NWPS SEEKS RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*EARLY DIAGNOSIS CAN MEAN LIFE OR DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RETIRED SEA CAPTAIN TEMPORARILY IN SF,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE TO OPEN IN SF,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SF LAWYER FOLLOWS IN FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HILL WINS SDSU GEOMETRY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
EDITORS WIN AGRICULTURAL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
OUTSTANDING YOUNG MAN NAMED,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
*BOOTH NAMED POULTRYMAN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
EASTER SEALS RECOGNIZE EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
LAW STUDENTS WIN CLIENT CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
SIOUXLAND MARCH OF DIMES HONORED,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
STUDENTS WIN SOPHOMORE HONORS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
2 TO GO TO NATIONAL WOOL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
END OF STRIKE LITTLE HELP TO SF BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WEST CENTRAL GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
THE SETS WILL BE ON SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LEAD-SHOT HUNTERS NOT EXTINCT IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*PRISON PLAN PUTS SCHOOL'S FUTURE ON LINE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RATE CUT THREATENS BELL,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'IT SEEMS SPRINGFIELD IS THE LAST TO KNOW',"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*THE GREAT AMERICAN SMOKEOUT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WATERTOWN WOMAN MAY BE VICTIM OF SCAM,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DASCHLE, AERONAUTICS OFFICIAL PLAN TO MARRY","Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE WHO ESCAPED GETS 6 MORE MONTHS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS PERJURY INDICTMENT THROWN OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL MAY BEGIN JAN 31,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON'S ILLNESS DELAYS POLICY DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RANCHER WANTS PRESSLER'S JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BANK SALE COULD ADD 125 JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NORTH DAKOTA MAY HAVE TO FIB A BIT (WILL),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
1-CENT SALES TAX TO FIX STREETS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MORE LIGHTS OR GUARDS NEEDED AT MCKENNAN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ARTIST TO DISCUSS NUCLEAR ARMS EMOTIONALISM,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BELL RINGERS WILL BEGIN YULE SOLICITATION NOV 25,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW AND MEIERHENRY WILL DISCUSS VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN BELL TO APPEAL RATE CUT RULING,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE WANTS WESTERN PULLOUT DELAYED,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
REPUBLIC RESTORES JET SERVICE TO 2 CITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BRUCE WILL DRILL WELLS TO SEEK NEW WATER SOURCE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MORE PETITIONS CHALLENGE HOT SPRINGS BEER BAN,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POINSETT SHORELINE STABILIZATION WORK PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY LAWMAKER FACES DWI COUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEED BOARDS DISCUSSING REGULATION CHANGES,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NORTH DAKOTA STATE IS IN THE PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAILMAN'S MEMORIES WALK THE ROUTE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLASSES AFTER LABOR DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ALL BELIEVERS CAN WIN SOULS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
THANKS FOR SPINA BIFIDA SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*RESCUE COURSE GOES OVER THE EDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY MAN ACCUSED OF BURGLARY, GRAND THEFT","Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO APPEAL FIREFIGHTERS REINSTATEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAVID BEAR'S MURDER TRIAL POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COURT RULES BANK CLOSING, SALE PROPER","Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN IN WRONG-WAY CHASE MAKES COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNITED WAY AT 88 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NATION MUST DEVELOP NUCLEAR POWER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"STUDENTS NEED MORE MATH, DIRECTION (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAY FIGHT MAY NOT BE OVER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HIGH COURT OVERTURNS YELLOW PAGES RULING,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TABLES SOIL CONSERVATION MEASURE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
50 EXPECTED FOR LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*GARY WOMAN RECEIVING EXPERIMENTAL DRUG,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*O'GORMAN, SCOTLAND WIN FOOTBALL TITLES","Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FORECASTER GLAD HE WAS WRONG,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NO LOSERS WHEN ADVERSARIES TALK (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW PRODUCT FOR CATS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
POWELL SEES STATE AS KEY FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SCHOOL PROJECT HELPS IMPROVE EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
PLAY DESERVED BETTER REVIEW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"SOUTH DAKOTA, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE WIN","Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BUSH OFFERS NO ANSWERS TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SHAPING UP THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY POWER SUPPLIER ANNOUNCES RATE REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO CONSIDER RAISING OFFICIALS' SALARIES,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL PLANNING PROJECT ENTERS THIRD STAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DESPERATE MOTHERS CALL FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PAPA BEAR OFFERS WINTER SURVIVAL TIPS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN NEGOTIATES FOR RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MISSED TOWN OF ARLINGTON,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MISSILE SITES NEED TO BE INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POST CARDS AIM TO ATTRACT BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FALLEN DIRT TRAPS RAPID CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RC HOTEL PROPOSAL SPURS TALK,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*CAMBODIAN GIRL FINDS SANCTUARY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MINNIES CASWELL HAS 32-YEAR RECORD,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*SD CATCHES WAVE OF SATELLITE MANIA,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BANKING GROUP TO SPONSOR ACCOUNTING SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
SEMINAR TO FOCUS ON CRIME PREVENTION,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
CONSULTANT TO SPEAK AT CATTLE FEEDERS DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
TO SPONSOR SEMINAR ON SUPERVISION,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*LOWER GAS RATES WARM HEARTS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REDFIELD FIRE KILLS BABY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POWER GLUT COULD SHORT-CIRCUIT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HELICOPTER PILOT LIVES HIS DREAM,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GIVE INCOME TAX NEW LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GIVE JOHNSON CREDIT FOR WINNING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUPPORT MEANS A GREAT DEAL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
INDEPENDENT COURT UPHELD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LEGALITY ISN'T ALWAYS MORALITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SALEM'S VIEW INFORMATIVE TO VIEWERS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HURON IN PLAYOFFS--USD WAITING,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
18-YEAR-OLD DIES AFTER TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*BRONCS, BULLS, BITING THE DUST","Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IOWA GIRL RETURNING FROM THE DEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS ENVISION IOWA RECREATION CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAYBE IF WE WISH HARD ENOUGH ...,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALCOHOL-GASOLINE MIX GETS MIXED REVIEWS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JURY TO BE PICKED IN CRASH SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY WOMAN HOPES TO FOLLOW HART,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER TRACK,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW CAR PREFERENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CANTON REINSTATES POLICE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WALL NATIVE SURVIVES DENVER CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSION VOTES FOR INCREASE IN SALARIES,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"MORRELL, LABOR CHIEFS WILL CONTINUE TALKS","Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SF FAMILY HOPES HAITIAN ORPHAN HERE TO STAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
AIRLINE PASSENGERS GET A CHANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITIBANK'S PAY POLICY EXPLOITS ITS WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PEARL HARBOR OFFERS LESSON (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SURPLUS SHOWS CUTS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
O'GORMAN PUTS 5 ON HONOR SQUAD,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*NEWS DIRECTOR GETS EDUCATION AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL AG POLICIES TOPIC OF DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER FUGITIVE GETS 5 MORE YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL APPEALS SECURITY VERDICT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE REJECTS REQUEST BY ETSI,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SESSION TO GIVE BUSINESS TAX TIPS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS ISSUE ONE OF PRINCIPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OSHA CITES MORRELL IN SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEEKS NEW TRIAL FOR CONVICTED MURDERER MILLER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEEKS NEW TRIAL FOR CONVICTED MURDERER--MILLER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS GROUP WANTS 1-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX VALLEY WON'T BLOCK CARDIAC LAB AT MEKENNAN,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PATROL REMINDS TRUCKERS OF WEIGHT LIMIT LAWS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REDFIELD REMEMBERS DOWNTOWN FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE BACKS IOWA CHILD PROTECTION LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE FARMERS UNION BACKS PROPOSITION II,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
4 MORE COMPANIES GET DEVELOPMENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FARM/RANCH SURVIVAL RATE HIGHEST IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*DECK THE BOUGHS...,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORE SNOW IS IN TOW,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
IMPROPER PETITIONS ALLEGED,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON ENTERTAINMENT TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE'S OWN HUB-AND-SPOKE SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TRANSFORMATIONS OF BEAUTY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INVENTED SPELLING ENCOURAGES YOUNGEST WRITERS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DORDT COLLEGE HOSTS AIDS MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORUM TO DISCUSS DOWNTOWN GROWTH,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO HOST MILITARY SCHOOL DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PROGRAM HELPS BLIND, DISABLED TO SKI","Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO KILLED IN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MIGHT LOSE CHANCE TO ENACT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRE DEPARTMENT TO DISPLAY HISTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE INVESTMENT OFFICER GETS BONUS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DUKAKIS RECOGNIZES HIS ERRORS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"NEGOTIATIONS RESUME BETWEEN MORRELL, UNION","Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VIOLENT SHAKING KILLED BABY--CORONER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AGENCY REMOVES HAZARDOUS WASTE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRANT WILL HELP VICTIMS OF CRIME,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FEW INDIANS GRADUATE ON TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*LOCAL BUSINESSMAN DIES AT 60,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA TAKES SUCCESS TO PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"YOUNG, BOOTH RECEIVE SDIC HONORS","Argus LeaderNov 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*FUN BY THE SKY-FUL,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"'SIR, WE'RE NOT GOING TO MAKE IT'","Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*INVESTOR NETS {dollar}26,694 BONUS","Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JOHNSON CASTS 'NO' VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PAY-RAISE CONTAINS SOME OVERDUE REFORMS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WASHINGTON HIGH CAN HAVE ANOTHER USE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T WASTE SCHOOL BEAUTY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
VOTE FOR EQUAL OPPORTUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
KRUEGER DOLL'S LESSON NOT FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NEW SCHOOL WILL ADD GROWTH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REPORT BACKED CENTRAL SITE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
REUSE SCHOOL QUARTZITE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BUILD NEW 4-STORY SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"SOUTH DAKOTA GAME, FISH AND PARKS COMMISSION","Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
FLANDREAU WRITER AT BOOK SIGNING,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ACTORS' LOVE FOR STAGE BEGINS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTRY STAR CHANGES HIS MUSICAL WAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'STEEL MAGNOLIAS' TO FULL BLOOM,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"OMISSIONS, INACCURACIES MAR ART BOOK","Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BANK DONATES HOUSE FOR LENNOX RAFFLE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY PARADE WILL BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY CONVICTS 8 EX-HUTTERITES,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS TO DISCUSS EGAN SCHOOL'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'ARGUS' SPORTSWRITER DIES AT AGE 27,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DREDGING GOES ON AMID COLD,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE WANTS INDIAN SERVICES PROBE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAPE--PLANE HAD FUEL PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNIVERSITY OF OKOBOJI GIVEN GRANT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SPECIAL SESSION POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COALITION HEARS OF GRASSLAND PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON VISITS PIERRE FIFTH-GRADE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINING IMPACT STUDY IS UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAMPLEY GIVES SKYFORCE BIG CBA BOOST,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THRILLERS GROUND SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*UFCW OFFICER RAISES SPUR MORE REFORM TALKS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
LITTON CONTINUES BUY-BACK EFFORT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*BROWNE WILL PERFORM AT BENEFIT CONCERT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A FORCEFUL VICTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO TAKE OFF WITH {dollar}25 COMPANION TICKETS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
40 CHARGED IN SD DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLUCKER READY FOR WORK RELEASE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
THOSE ARRESTED IN MITCHELL DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'IMPRESSIONS' LETTER CONTAINED 2 UNTRUTHS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
JUSTICE SHOULD BE EQUAL FOR ALL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
BISHOP RELEASED AFTER HOSPITAL STAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GUARD MEMBER GETS PREGNANCY TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY PARADE TAKES PLACE TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEGION EXTENDS DATES FOR VET ELIGIBILITY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"THRESHOLD SPONSORS RALLY, TEEN DANCE TODAY","Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROPOSED IRS OFFICE WINS SENATORS' SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE LEADER OF THE BAND,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AMBULANCE PATIENTS GET REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POTENTIAL LEADERS GO HEAD TO HEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DNA RULED IN OUT IN PINE RIDGE RAPE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CAR-PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT KILLS GARRETSON WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA RURAL ACTION TO MEET SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIRING VIOLATED RIGHTS OF MADISON POLICE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MINING PIONEER DIES IN CUSTER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AGENCIES PROFIT FROM SALE OF DRUG PROPERTIES,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SHOWS WRONGDOINGS OF DISMISSED VERMILLION LAWYER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DOWNSTREAM STATES BALK AT RIVER DEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*AN EVENING OF MUSIC,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*SKYFORCE GAIN 1ST VICTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*IOWA TOWN WONDERS WHY TEEN HAD TO DIE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN FARMERS SOWING SEEDS OF CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN FARMERS SOWING SEEDS OF CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN FARMERS SOWING SEEDS OF CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SETTLE BLACK HILLS RAILS TO TRAILS FUSS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOARDS' ONLY GOAL IS TO SPEND MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LAWSUITS NEEDED TO PAY HEALTH COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GREAT BEAR PURCHASE IN PUBLIC INTEREST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HIGHWAY 42 NEEDS COMPLETE REPLACEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
GOD'S LAWS OF SEXUAL CONDUCT PREVENT AIDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
GIVING TRIBES MONEY FOR FLOODED LAND UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PLAYOFF DECISION PROPERLY CHANNELED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CALLING OFF FOOTBALL GAMES IS LUDICROUS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MICKELSON CROSSES DASCHLE WITH TRICKS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
FRITSCH ERA COMES TO HARSH END,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STORMIN' O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SDSU FINISHES 7-3 AFTER UPSETTING UNC,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SF BOWLER WORKS FOR HIS SHOT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BOGUS HEALTH CARE CALLS AREA REPORTED,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FARM SHOW SET FOR JANUARY 21-25,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HUTCHINSON TALLIES 4TH-QUARTER FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEW NEWSPAPER TO AID TEEN CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KARL'S INC OWNER HAS 10 STORES,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RULING LIMITS PROTECTED SEED SALES,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DM&E TRAIN DERAILS ON TRACK NEAR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON SIGN-UP SET FOR HEATING BILL AID,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"GIVEN {dollar}250,000 IN SHELTER PROGRAM","Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN FACES CHARGES IN TRY TO ABDUCT BABY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ART AUCTION A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*ELEVATOR OPERATOR STANDS TEST OF TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFULS HEADING TO BALTIC,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
TERM LIMITS ON LINE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE MONTH PROCLAIMED,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE MAN JAILED AFTER WRECK,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
TEEN PLEADS GUILTY IN DEATH OF DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*BARBER TRAVELS AT A GOOD CLIP,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
*OFFICIALS TRADE WORDS IN CORRECTIONS FLAP,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
MAN CREDITS SEAT BELT FOR SAVING HIS LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
PROGRAM TO COMPILE AG INJURY INFO LACKS FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
USGS TRIES TO RELOCATE FROM HURON,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.6"
"*PARISHIONER GIVES BACK LOVE, PRAYERS TO PRIEST","Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*TINY TOWNS TREASURED,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*EAST COAST'S OUTER BANKS OFFER GRAND VACATION,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
MINNEGASCO PROPOSES SWAP,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOSPITAL TO MAKE PRICES PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TEACHER'S REWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*HEARS CASE ON LAND DISPUTE NEAR MALL,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FINAL MIA CHAPTER MAY BE A REALITY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SMOKEOUT MAY BE START OF BREAKING BAD HABIT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
FIRING BOSANKO FOR ENDORSEMENT A SHOCK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
COMMUNITY CHOIR TO PERFORM 'MESSIAH',"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAR FOUNDATION AWARDS FOUR GRANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INSPECTOR SUSPECTS VAGRANT IN BLAZE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRISONER ADMITS TO 9 YEAR ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ARRESTED IN CRACK HOUSE BUST,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NSP PLANT TOUTED FOR TAX BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TURKEY TREAT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD PREPARES GAMBLING AGENDA,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON SMOKING BAN STARTS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NUMBER 1 INSTRUCTOR EMPHASIZES 'HOW TO THINK',"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LONETREE REQUESTS DEBATED,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN IMPRISONED ON COCAINE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROBBERY SUSPECT SHOT IN WYOMING,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SDSU'S TGIF FOR PARENTS, STUDENTS","Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*COMMUTERS BRAVE I-29 SEASONS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SOUTHEAST PROJECT TOTALS {dollar}3.6 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL BONDS GET OK FROM STATE BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE OFFICIALS WORKING ON RURAL ADDRESS RULES,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SD CORN HARVEST STILL SLOW,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*INCREASE IN PREDATORS CONCERN FOR MANY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*CHESTNUTT ROASTS HIMSELF WITH FUN, SAD SONGS","Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*IT'S DEADLY, BUT TREATABLE","Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*YANKTON NATIVE, STANGLAND PUBLISH BOOKS","Argus LeaderNov 17 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PROPELLER CAUSED MICKELSON CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FLOOD REPORT DOESN'T TELL WHOLE STORY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE LENDS SUPPORT TO TRADE AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SUED FOR NOT RENTING TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD NARROWS LIST IN HUNT FOR SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SUPERINTENDENT CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
GUN CRITIC FAILS TO NOTE SECOND AMENDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
JOHNSON GIVES IN FOR BIG LABOR CASH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
MORE AT STAKE THAN JUST TRADE MEASURE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
JEFFERSON VOTES TO SPLIT DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSING MAN'S BODY FOUND IN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SMOKEOUT CAMPAIGN STARTS TODAY AT MALL,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WILLIAMS PIPE LINE TO HELP YOUTH AT RISK,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER PHILADELPHIA MAYOR URGES RACIAL TOLERANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COALITION PLEDGES ACTION AFTER A NIGHT OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"HEADLESS, HANDLESS BODY FOUND","Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*A FROSTY BED, WORRY, GUILT PART OF STRUGGLE","Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BUSINESS MANAGER NAMED AT CUSTER PARK,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRUG DEALER MONEY TO FIGHT PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATOR TO PUSH SD SEAT BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PESTICIDE COLLECTION NETS 30,000 POUNDS","Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICEMAN RECEIVES 1 YEAR FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GARBAGE TRUCK CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GAMBLING REVENUE IS UP 17 PERCENT FROM YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MITCHELL WOMAN SAW MOUNTAIN LION,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL QUESTIONS PASTOR'S VISITS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD TEACHER OF THE YEAR WORKS WITH TROUBLED KIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*2 INMATES CAN'T USE RIOT CAUSE IN DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*SUPPORTERS OUTLINE PLUSES OF HEARTLAND EXPRESSWAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"HOMEOWNERS SAY JAILED CONTRACTOR OWES THEM {dollar}30,000","Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
AG DEPARTMENT EXTENDS DEADLINE FOR CROP SPRAYERS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
107 S DAKOTANS HAVE IRS REFUNDS COMING,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*HIGH PERCENTAGE SHOT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MATH DOESN'T COMPUTE FOR LAWYER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LOW-FAT-FOOD IT CAN FOOL THE TASTE BUDS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SOME RECIPES NOT AFFECTED BY LOW-FAT TWIST,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*CUTTING CORNERS HELPS QUILTER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
HANSON CONSIDERS SALES-TAX HIKE TO CUT PROPERTY TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS PUT WRAP ON HARVEST,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX LEADERS SEE BETTER FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*GIRL, 7, RUN OVER BY BUS","Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOP 'CONTRACT' NEEDS REFINEMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CHOOSE A MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SERIOUS PROBE MUST FOCUS ON CLINTONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
IF SD IS PART OF THE UNITED STATES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PRISONS FILLED WITH POOR AREN'T A FINE EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SKILL IN RADIOLOGY IS CAREFULLY DEVELOPED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SCHWAN'S IS GRATEFUL FOR HELP DURING CRISIS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
14 STATES DON'T HAVE DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATE WILL ASK FOR RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NAACP CHAPTER ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HURON UNIVERSITY WILL HAVE OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL ENDORSES SCHOOL-AID CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*DEVOTED DOCTOR, 85, EASES OFF A BIT","Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIELD CROWDED FOR DISTRICT 3,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BIA OFFICIAL APPROVED DEALS AFTER WARNINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"ELEVATORS, CHURCHES MAY ATTRACT TOURISTS","Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
VIOLATING PROBATION GETS WOMAN 2 YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE CENTRAL PICKS NEW BOARD MEMBER,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS COUNTY TREASURER MOVING TO JAPAN,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS RESTAURANT TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MAN EXTRADICTED FOR GOLF CLUB THEFTS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MAN RESCUED BY SCHINDLER FINDS JOY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*WHITE TOLD FRIEND HE MAY BE GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SUGGESTIONS FOR ATTRACTING TOURISTS TO RURAL SD,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE'S LARGEST HIGH SCHOOLS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*NINE SEEK TO REPRESENT NORTHWEST PART OF CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RAVEN REPORTS RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CABLE TV ORDINANCE COULD RAISE BASIC RATES,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AT&T WANTS SD LONG-DISTANCE CALLERS TO DROP US WEST,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"LODGENET, SONY AGREEMENT--MAKE SERVICES COMPATIBLE","Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
CHILI'S TO OFFER SOUTHWESTERN STYLE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*AUGUSTANA DUO HEADS ALL-NCC FOOTBALL TEAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ON THE RUN IN NEW YORK,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FARMER LEAVES SKYFORCE; MANNION ARRIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HEISMAN FINALIST,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SUMMER OF '94 OFFERED NEW AND OLD EXPERIENCES,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FESTIVAL TO FEATURE TREES AND GINGERBREAD,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HER 101 CREATIONS GO ON DISPLAY AT CHURCH FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEW CURRICULUM SHOULD MEET NEEDS (PROF),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"DEEP BREATH, CUP OF TEA GOOD WAY TO PLAN FEAST","Argus LeaderNov 17 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*REVENGE MOTIVE FOR SLAYING,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STARTER JACKETS OBJECTS OF DESIRE AND THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHORTSIGHTEDNESS THREATENS BRIDGES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FEDERAL HIGHWAY BILL MOSTLY GOOD FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REV. SCOTT SHOWED US WHAT A REAL HERO IS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
AUGIE ANGERS CATHOLICS BY SHOWING 'PRIEST' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ALAN KEYES' SPEECH WAS WORTH FRONT PAGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BUDGET CUTTERS MUST INCLUDE MILITARY IN MIX (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
POLITICIANS ERR BY TRYING TO DIVIDE PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*WEAVER HELPS CAT FANS SMILE AND HUG A TREE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*JACK ELLIOTT RAMBLES ON ABOUT LIFE, TRAVELS","Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRUNING SEASON PAST FOR MOST PLANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STRONG VOICES MAKE AUGIE CHRISTMAS PRODUCTION SING,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*NEW-LOOK SKYFORCE READY TO RUN,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FRANKLIN STUDENTS CHAMPS IN FITNESS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FUND-RAISERS TO HELP CHILD NEEDING KIDNEY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAGISTRATE JUDGE SWEARING-IN NOV. 21,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STALKER FREE AFTER 34 DAYS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL-AID FORMULA FACES DEBATE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NIGHT IN COLD RAISES HOMELESS AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ARBITRATION BOARD SETTLES MONEY DISPUTE OVER WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THUNE TO SEEK GOP NOD FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA RURAL ACTION MEETING STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*VOLESKY WANTS TO END PAC'S IN CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"VIGIL RAISES MONEY, FOOD FOR NEEDY","Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*POLICE CHIEF MOVING TO FLORIDA DEC. 15,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TWO TEENS CHARGED WITH GRAVESITE THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PASTOR RECOVERING FROM CAR-TRAIN CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ANNUAL PARK STICKERS INCREASING {dollar}5,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*RENNER STUDENTS HONOR PARENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RETIRING FARM BUREAU LEADER TO SPEND TIME WITH FAMIL,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SECURITY DEVICE MALFUNCTIONS; DEFENDANT HURT,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
"TEACHER, STUDENT, 'ACTIVIST' DIES AT 82","Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SCHOOL-AGE POPULATION,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
VOTE LIKELY ON INCINERATOR,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
BROWN COUNTY MAY HIRE AGENCY TO COLLECT DEBTS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*JANKLOW SUBMITS DISASTER REQUEST,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
COURT ALLOWS ATTORNEY'S LIEN AGAINST ALIMONY AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HIGH COURT LETS MAN SUE OVER SNOW PLOW MISHAP,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
EARNINGS SHOW EFFECT OF SALES DECLINE IN PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
FARMERS MAY BE FORCED TO PAY BACK ADVANCE PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HIGHWAY PATROL GETS HELICOPTER FROM ARMY,"Argus LeaderNov 17 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*WIDOW THANKFUL FOR NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DORMITORY THREATS SPREAD FEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GARRETSON FOLKS BACK HARD LINE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DORMITORY THREATS SPREAD FEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PEOPLE WANT MORE FAMILY TRAINING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN WARNS OF SPLIT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
OAHE PROJECT CONTROVERSY REFUSES TO DIE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN WARNS OF SPLIT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
IOWA DEPOSIT LAW POPULAR,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
IOWA DEPOSIT LAW POPULAR,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW ACCEPTS CARTER'S WORD,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CAR ACCIDENT KILLS WALLACE MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
FEDERAL FUNDS NEED OVERSIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FEDERAL FUNDS NEED OVERSIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
VOTE MAY FORCE CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
CENSORSHIP IMPEDES THE LEARNING PROCESS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DISPUTES EDITORIAL ON SCHOOL BOOKS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"DENTIST'S AVERAGE NET {dollar}32,500 IN SD (L)","Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CENSORSHIP IMPEDES THE LEARNING PROCESS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DISPUTES EDITORIAL ON SCHOOL BOOKS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"ATTACKS EDITORIAL ON BOOKS, SCHOOLS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
"ATTACKS EDITORIAL ON BOOKS, SCHOOLS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
"CURRICULUM, PAY BIG SCHOOL PROBLEMS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*DENNIS FREEBURN-MARATHON IS LIKE NO OTHER ATHLETIC,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SET ASIDE PROGRAM RENEWS GAME HABITAT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
SET ASIDE PROGRAM RENEWS GAME HABITAT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*FRED YOUNG-GET RICH POINTERS PRESENTED,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
BANKER-TIGHT MONEY POLITICALLY DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.B, p.16, col.4"
*RELIGIOUS LEADERS DISCUSS CAROLS IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLKA CLUB MEMBERS ENJOY FOOT STOMPIN' FUN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RELIGIOUS LEADERS DISCUSS CAROLS IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD PUBLISHER NAMED TO NEWSPAPER HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.C, p.18, col.4"
SD PUBLISHER NAMED TO NEWSPAPER HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1979, sect.C, p.18, col.4"
SD JOBLESS RATE HITS RECORD 5.7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SF MAN CHARGED FOR TAX SCHEME,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GROUP EXPLORES SPIRITUAL FRONTIER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*GROUP EXPLORES SPIRITUAL FRONTIER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COACH WRITES BOOK ON BEGINNING BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COACH WRITES BOOK ON BEGINNING BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAMPING FEE INCREASE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITIZENS WANT DEVELOPER FINED,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS HOSPITALS FACE BED SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITIZENS WANT DEVELOPER FINED,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MCCOOK LAKE LAND SALE OK'D, DISPUTE NOT OVER","Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARKING FINES DOUBLED,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACHER WILL FIGHT LEMMON EVOLUTION RULING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INVESTIGATION CLEARS SIOUX FALLS OF DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INVESTIGATION CLEARS SIOUX FALLS OF DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VOTE COUNT WON'T ALTER RESULTS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TEACHER WILL FIGHT LEMMON EVOLUTION RULING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
A STATE HOSPITAL AND CHILD ABUSE-CUSTER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PASSAGE IS NEEDED FOR CHILD HEALTH BILL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPREME COURT RULING PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NCPAC INEFFECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
INITIATIVE A BITTER ISSUE FOR EDGEMONT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VOTING IS A RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FIVE DRUG-RELATED BURGLARIES IN SF SINCE NOV 1,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ALCOHOL FUEL IMPACT SEEN ON GRAIN AND FOOD PRICES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD HIGH COURT UPHOLDS CONDEMNATION OF LAND,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD HIGH COURT UPHOLDS CONDEMNATION OF LAND,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PETERSON WANTS TO SET UP DETOX CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO ISSUE 2 LICENSES THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PETERSON WANTS TO SET UP DETOX CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DECISION HURTS SLURRIES, BUT ETSI NOT HAMPERED","Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"DECISION HURTS SLURRIES, BUT ETSI NOT HAMPERED","Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
KELO SPORTSCASTERS DIDN'T DO HOMEWORK FOR PREP PLAYOFF,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KELO SPORTSCASTERS DIDN'T DO HOMEWORK FOR PREP PLAYOFF,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BUNN BOLSTERS USD BASKETBALL HOPE WITH HIS SIZE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BUNN BOLSTERS USD BASKETBALL HOPE WITH HIS SIZE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CIVIL RIGHTS MARCHING BACKWARD UNDER REAGAN ADMINISTRATION,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CIVIL RIGHTS MARCHING BACKWARD UNDER REAGAN ADMINISTRATION,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINING COMMITTEE BACKS STATE URANIUM LAWS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO MORE PIGS FOR MENNO MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINING COMMITTEE BACKS STATE URANIUM LAWS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER DEVELOPMENT BILL CLEARS ANOTHER HURDLE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUIDELINES OFFERED FOR WELFARE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY SAYS ITS LAWS WILL STAND,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*GARRETSON MAN BURNED IN FUELS PLANT MISHAP,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW SEEKS NATIVITY SCENE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*GARRETSON MAN BURNED IN FUELS PLANT MISHAP,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW SEEKS NATIVITY SCENE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BERRY REVIEWS HIS SUIT ON ACADEMIC FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IMPROVING MISSOURI FISHING AND BOATING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGANITES MISUSE ECONOMIC POWERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
'GIVE PEACE A CHANCE' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MEIERHENRY LIKES DRUG PHONE LINE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EDUCATION WEEK ACTIVITIES PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN ELECTIONS TO BE COMBINED,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE HARVEST ALMOST COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PENNINGTON COUNTY DETENTION CENTER DIRECTOR TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RANDALL STORES CHAIRMAN DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN ELECTIONS TO BE COMBINED,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED AFTER 100-MILE CHASE-WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TIMBER INDUSTRY HOPES INTEREST RATE DROPS WILL IMPRO,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*EX-COMMISSIONER BROWNING DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
21 ARRESTED AFTER DRUG INDICTMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LABOR CENTENNIAL WEEK UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATOR--SCHOOL BILL WAS A MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
5 UNDER-AGE LIQUOR COMPLAINTS FILED,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
16 FINISH NURSING REFRESHER COURSE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATOR--SCHOOL BILL WAS A MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATOR--SCHOOL BILL WAS A MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY RENEWS 74 OF 75 LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ORGANIZERS WANT TO FINISH STALLED SPEARFISH MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RAPID CITY RENEWS 74 OF 75 LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BIG SKY AIRLINES PLANS BISMARCK TO SF ROUTE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS RESEARCH NEEDED ON EFFECTS OF AGENT ORANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
DASCHLE SAYS RESEARCH NEEDED ON EFFECTS OF AGENT ORANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
"*SAY 'I QUIT,' GIVE AWAY LIGHTER, PITCH CIGARETTES","Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD POULTRYMAN OF THE YEAR NAMED,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*KENNEDY SD'S OUTSTANDING YOUNG WOMAN FOR 1981,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
SD POULTRYMAN OF THE YEAR NAMED,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*TOASTMASTER JERRY COWNAN WINS CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*KENNEDY SD'S OUTSTANDING YOUNG WOMAN FOR 1981,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*BERGELAND GETS E P POPE MEMORIAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
USD'S WINNING LAW COUNSELING TEAM,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*BERGELAND GETS E P POPE MEMORIAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*MARNIE LEE GUNN WINNER IN WOOL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
KEEP READY-TO-SERVE TURKEY PRODUCTS ON HAND,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*GAS LEAK CAUSES NEBRASKA ELEVATOR FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NSP FILES RATE HIKE REQUEST,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DIRECTOR LEADS BY EXAMPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FOCUS ON WOMEN IGNORED THROUGH HISTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PERFORMING FOR ROYALTY-ALL IN A DAY'S WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JONI MITCHELL WELCOME RETURN TO POPULAR FOLD,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEBATE ON MEDIA IS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MADRIGAL DINNERS TICKETS ON SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
USD SINGERS TO PERFORM,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
WOMEN'S CENTER SPONSORS SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
DINNER TO HONOR FAMILY WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*UP WITH PEOPLE BRINGS ITS ENTHUSIASM TO SF,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DETECTIVE EXPECTS ARREST IN DOG CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HE KICKED THE HABIT AND LOVES IT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MCKELLIPS TO BE DEMOS' LEADER IN SENATE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR'S SPAT WON'T STOP VISITORS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS NOT WORRIED ABOUT TAX SHORTFALL,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD WATER BOARD CUTS PRIORITY PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUILDERS DISAVOW CANDIDATE CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOOD GIVEAWAY PICTURE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PRAISE, CRITICISM FOR REGENTS (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WELL DONE COLUMBIA, GOOD LUCK CHALLENGER (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'CORN' CONTRIBUTES TO SD SUPREMACY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FOOD GIVEAWAY PICTURE IN POOR TASTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"IRS HAS {dollar}33,700 IN UNCLAIMED REFUNDS FOR SD","Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS NAME NEW SCHOOL FOR DEAF HEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELDERLY URGED TO GET FLU SHOTS THIS WINTER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RAPE SUSPECT TO GET PSYCHIATRIC EXAM,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SD EPISCOPAL BISHOP TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"ANNULMENT DIFFICULT, PRIEST SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE TO REVIEW LOAN CORPORATION,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MITCHELL ASKS HELP TO FIX WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SEWAGE PUMPED INTO TRUCK,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
ESTI WON'T USE STATE'S BONDING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*FORMER STATE BISHOP RESIGNS NATIONAL POST,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OLYMPIC CHAMPION BILLY MILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RUNNING BRAVE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*USD ADDS RUSSIAN TO CURRICULUM,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS SHOULD DECIDE IF KIDS WATCH FILM,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*FREE PARKING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELK POINT INMATE ESCAPES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENGINEER--MOST LAND NOT SUITABLE FOR DUMP,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARTFORD MAN GUILTY IN RAPE OF CITY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IMPOSTERS MISREPRESENT CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TURKEY, HAM PRICES LOWER THIS SEASON","Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MACHINERY WILL BE SOLD TO PAY DEBT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CANDIDATES' UNPREDICTABILITY INTERESTING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MEANS WILL RUN SEPARATE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CAMPAIGN CALLED A JOKE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INVESTMENT OFFICE DOES FINE JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BELL SHOULD CUT ITS SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LEAGUE URGES SUPPORT FOR INSURANCE BILLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SENIOR CITIZEN SOUNDS OFF,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OTHER EVENTS SCHEDULED SUNDAYS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
READERS URGED TO PARTICIPATE IN MEETING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COUNTRY IS READY FOR CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BOARD TO DISCUSS INCREASING GRAD REQUIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN CHANGES PLEA, ADMITS RAPE","Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PAIR PREVENT PRISONER FROM HANGING HERSELF,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POSSIBLE SENATE CANDIDATE WILL SPEAK,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRISONERS WILL GET DAILY MILK,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TROLLEY SAVES MILES FOR THOSE IN WEST,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE--PROCEDURE ISN'T TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"GASOLINE PRICES STEADY, DIESEL PRICES RISE","Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINNEAPOLIS FAN FIRM MOVING TO BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL UPHOLDS CUSTER FIREARMS CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RANCHERS GET {dollar}1.5 MILLION IN COMMODITIES CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VOLK TO ANNOUNCE HOUSE RACE PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*JURY GETS TRIPATI CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ACCIDENTS ON FARM ARE FACT OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE BARRIERS OF BERLIN WALL,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SANTA AND MRS CLAUS GREET THE CROWD,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DUCKS UNLIMITED GOES DOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SDSU PLACES IN NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLOSING PHEASANT SEASON ISN'T ANSWER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STEEL SHOT TO BE REQUIRED IN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*BEGINNER ON TRACK WITH 240 GAME,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
*MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT INJURES YOUTH,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOUBLE BUCK TROPHIES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HONORS 2 WOMEN AS FOREMOTHERS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE FIRES MORE COMMON IN WINTER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WOMAN AWAITS HEART-LUNG TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BIA HOLDING BACK ECONOMIC PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO BOOT BAD JUDGES...(ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESSES HAVE {dollar}674 MILLION IN RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CORPS OF ENGINEERS HAS NEW FIELD OFFICE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEER HUNTERS MUST RETURN HUNTER REPORTS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"ENERGY RULES, HIGH PARK FEES REVIEWED","Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LOCAL DOCTOR REPORTS SUCCESS WITH NEW DRUG,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRISON INMATES PUT TO WORK AT CUSTER PARK,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROVIDED 462 HOUSING LOANS IN FY '84,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW TESTIFIES AT GARRISON HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
NEW ENERGY SAVING RULES MAY COST,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PRESSLER SURVEY SAYS DEFICIT TOP JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS' 1ST HOLIDAY PARADE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HE'S A NATURAL LAWMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HE WATCHED THE STATE'S ONLY EXECUTION,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
"MARGARET CONNORS, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*FIRM'S FUTURE RELIES ON WINDS OF CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SEARS ROEBUCK'S INTEREST IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ALICK BROTHERS' VALLEY INN OPENS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
DOMINO'S PIZZA HELPING SIOUX FALLS PANTRY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL SOLUTION IS CLOSER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CONCERT FOR HUNGRY ATTRACTS PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DIRECTORY AVAILABLE AT LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CONGRATULATIONS IN ORDER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DREAM LIST INCLUDES A BUSTLING DOWNTOWN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MOTORISTS HAVE DUTY TO FOLLOW (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
{dollar}40 MILLION SURPLUS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BRANDON VALLEY CELEBRATES ITS CHAMPIONSHIPS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EX-SHERIFF TRADES BADGE FOR BIBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP SPONSORS LOTTERY DEBATE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SOUGHT AFTER WOMAN STABBED,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CHINESE FLIRT WITH CAPITALISM, OFFICIAL REPORTS","Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EDUCATION WEEK STARTS TODAY IN CITY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TRIBE ASKS COURT TO REVIEW COUNTY MERGER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
20-YEAR-OLD WOMAN STABLE AFTER 1-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"BURGLARIES NET THIEVES {dollar}5,700 IN VALUABLES","Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARM BUREAU TO MEET THIS WEEK IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERS BUILDING PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FRANKENFELD CAMPAIGN RUNS ON PUNS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MERGER ENDS SPEARFISH NEWSPAPER WAR,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SLAIN PATROLMAN MAY HAVE SAVED HER LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
PRESIDENT SIGNS WATER PROJECT BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CYCLE OF THE SEASONS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SMOKE KEPT MOTHER FROM SAVING CHILD,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BALLOONS HELP OPEN HEART VALVES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*LOCAL STORES BARELY KEEP SHELVES FILLED,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"*WEATHER PREDICTIONS IN TRADITION, FOLKLORE","Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DINNER CLUB INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SERTOMA CLUB ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
BARNES TO SERVE SECOND TERM,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
COUNTY MANDSKOR ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"COLUMNIST TYPECAST PLATTE, FOOTBALL FANS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESIDENT MUST START PLAYING IT STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRACK TOO NEAR TO RESIDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ISSUE BEST SETTLED IN COURT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COACH INSTILLS LIFELONG VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SCHOOL PARKING LOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
STORY UNFAIR TO ACORN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"AUGUSTANA, SDSU RECEIVE COMMITMENTS","Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANTON HANDLES PRESSURE WELL,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*JANKLOW'S HOUSEBOAT BURNS WHILE ON OAHE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WOMAN REPORTS RAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN DIES IN TRUCK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL DISTRICT HONORS FRIEND'S EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY ALLOWS 2 DRIVEWAYS ON WESTERN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOUR HOUSE RACES WILL BE SUBJECT OF RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARM-IMPLEMENT DEALER TREATED UNFAIRLY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
'THEY'RE GOING TO CRASH',"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY TO HEAR WASTE ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD MEMBER DOING WELL AFTER SURGERY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN TO SERVE ON PORK COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE STUDENTS SETTLE FOOD-STAMP SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
K MART STORES TO DONATE THANKSGIVING DINNERS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL OK'S NEW CHARTER FOR LEMMON BANK,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESEARCHER ADVOCATES CATTLE EAR IMPLANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TUTHILL MAN GETS 10-YEAR SENTENCE FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY SELECTION IN ADAMS MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"TAX REFORM HURTS HOUSING, PANEL TOLD","Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*ANOTHER FOREMOST FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MILBANK DIVIDED HEALTH, SEX SURVEY","Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PANEL OK'S PROBE OF BIA,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ATMOSPHERE IS RIGHT FOR SOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LARGE HOG PRODUCER WOULD CONTROL PRICES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"FLU NOT PROBLEM YET, DOCTORS SAY","Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOG FARM OPPONENTS GROW IN NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MORRELL, UNION TO MEET TODAY","Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WARRANT ISSUED FOR HUNAN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP EXPECTS STRUGGLE TO GET TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAKING A BREAK,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY SECRETIVE ABOUT MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S INDUSTRY ASTONISHES KOREAN DELEGATION,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MOST SEXUAL HARASSMENT SUBTLE, INVESTIGATOR SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY GIVES FAMILY OK TO BUILD HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"NEEDS TO PROTECT AQUIFER, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*THE LOVE CHEF MIXES ROMANCE WITH RECIPES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIXTH-GRADER WRITES WINNING ESSAY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
EX-PUBLISHER JOINS HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
RICHARDSON HONORED BY SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*SMOKESCREEN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICROWAVE PLANT TO RECALL REMAINING WORKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TV VIEWERS RELIVE JFK SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BEEFED-UP SECURITY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WANTS LEGISLATORS TO FREEZE PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUDGET WOES BECOMING A BIG ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FOLLOW-UP CARE FOR MENTAL PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*'TWO BY TWO' CHARACTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAGIC OF THE THEATER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JAZZ RETURNS AT BACKSTAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EXCAVATING FIRM FINED FOR CAVE-IN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOUR INJURED IN TWO ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INSPECTORS TO CHECK CLEANED-UP HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOCK TRIAL HIGHLIGHTS LAWYERS' DAY EVENT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL TALKS DELAYED A DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UP IN SMOKE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHILD'S STATEMENT DISPUTED IN TRIAL OF DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONGRESS WILL CALL BUSH'S BLUFF,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOWNTOWN STILL GROWING--PANELISTS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAMMERS EXPECTED TO LEAD HOUSE GOP,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REACHING THE END,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WHARF GETS OK TO EXPAND OPEN-PIT MINE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*PARKSTON CAPTURES 7A CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PROWLS FOR NAIA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS DELAY EQUIPMENT BUY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*CITY SALES PITCH CHANGES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
JANKLOW SAYS DEBT REPORT MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*FILL 'ER UP OUT OF TOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE STORM... ...BEFORE THE CALM,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"GIVE POWER TO TRIBES, NOT FEDS","Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENATORS RESIST BIG PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WASHINGTON STUDENTS DESERVE NEW SCHOOL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NEW SCHOOL WOULD PROVIDE BEST USE OF TAX DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*REMODELING CHEAPER, SCHOOL ACADEMICALLY...","Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
IT'S TIME FOR CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD OPENING A SAD DAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
POLICE ESCORT MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ADOPTIONS SPOTLIGHTED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
BLUEGRASS ENSEMBLE TO TAKE FINAL BOW,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TROUPE TO PERFORM 'NUTCRACKER',"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANNUAL COIN SHOW WILL OPEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY COUPLE HONORED FOR PHILANTHROPY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY HOLIDAY PARADE HITS STREETS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEADERSHIP PROGRAM AIRS AT MALL TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MATTHEW TO GO BACK TO WORK NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT HOSTS ITS FINAL POW WOW,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT PUBLISHES HISTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TUNING UP FOR TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BADGER BOUNTY SCAM COULD HAVE BEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SAMUELSON--TAX INCREASE NOT NECESSARY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOVIET MINISTERS--FREEDOMS GROWING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
3 CHARGED AS MEMBERS OF COCAINE RING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ETHANOL ACTION COULD CREATE NEW MARKET FOR CORN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*AVERAGE SNOWFALL,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE SHOOTS DOWN TRIBE'S REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AUGUSTANA'S THOMAS SET TO BATTLE OLD FOES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SANTA ON PARADE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CAN OGDEN ALLIED DELIVER A PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"YEAR AFTER WASHINGTON VOTE, EMOTIONS LYING LOW","Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
225 MORE SD TROOPS CALLED UP,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DON'T HIRE A FOX TO GUARD CHICKENS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PAISLEY COULD HAVE PIVOTAL VOTES IN '91,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
INDEPENDENT FIRM SHOULD STUDY CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RECHARGING AQUIFERS COULD BE DANGEROUS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PARANOIA DOMINATES 'IMPRESSIONS' ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PARENTS SHOULD CHECK 'IMPRESSIONS' BOOKS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PORTIONS OF CEPA NOT BEING IMPLEMENTED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"TO SOME, TAX FAIRNESS MEANS SOAK THE RICH (L)","Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
VOTE WAS ENDORSEMENT OF JUDICIARY SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CENSORSHIP RIGHT WHEN FILTH INVOLVED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CONFERENCE-VOTING CONFLICT WAS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*SKYFORCE REPEL LA CROSSE IN OT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POINTS RACE HITS FINAL LAP TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*NORWEST PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK DIVISION LEADER SELECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FARM BUREAU TO HOLD CONVENTION NOVEMBER 25-27,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"UNISYS CUTS 200 JOBS IN ROSEVILLE, MINNESOTA","Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BRANDON 'STRUGGLING FOR AN IDENTITY',"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EX-ATTORNEY GENERAL WILL ANALYZE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EX-PRESS ASSOCIATION OFFICIAL HERMANN DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TAKES LEAD OF WESTERN GOVERNORS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"RECONCILIATION PARTLY SUCCESSFUL, LEADER SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ALL DOLLED UP,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*NEWLY ELECTED OFFICIAL ASKS FOR AUDIT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS RE-ELECT STATE LEADERS","Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
NSP ELECTRIC RATES MAY GO UP,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSON AGAINST USE OF RESERVES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
COSTNER'S HOTEL ROOM OPEN TO TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATION SHOULD SHOW BUDGET IMPACT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
LOSER IN SHERIFF'S RACE FILES FOR RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
"HEAT, WINDS INCREASE HILLS FIRE DANGER","Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
MOVIE PRODUCER TO ATTEND SD PREMIERE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
UP WITH PEOPLE TO PERFORM WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
BUSINESSMAN--BUILD A RAMP FOR DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
STUDENTS BAKE COOKIES FOR GULF TROOPS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
CITY PIONEERS TOXIC WASTE CLEANUP PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
*ROCK-SOLID BARGAINS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*DO THE MOON DANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SINGERS PREPARED FOR ANNUAL SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*HAWAII OFFERS MORE THAN NICE BEACHES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1990, sect.F, p.08, col.1"
*41ST STREET LEAVES DRIVERS IN A JAM,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CASH CALLS MORE SOUTH DAKOTANS TO COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY FLAGGED AS BUDGET AID,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INVESTORS--WILL MARKET CRASH TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*FAMILY FEELS WRATH OF FRIENDLY SKIES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ORANGE PEEL LOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DUMP FIGHT SINKS DEEPER INTO MUCK (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OUR POLITICAL SYSTEM NEEDS TO BE REPAIRED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SMOKEOUT A START AT QUITTING FOR GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FINGER POINTING NOT SOLVING DAIRY PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
TERM LIMITS VIOLATE CONSTITUTIONAL CLAUSE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*INDIAN TACOS A FAVORITE AT POWWOWS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOB PROMOTION COULD INCREASE CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
ABERDEEN AIRPORT TO GET NEW WEATHER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANDERST BEGINS TERM ON CITY'S LEGAL STAFF,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY LOOKING FOR SCHOOL SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMOKEOUT SET FOR THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GARRETSON YOUNGSTERS MEET THEIR HEROES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NAME DOESN'T FIT NEIGHBORHOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOWAN ENTERTAINED KENNEDYS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEADWOOD OFFICIALS VOTE ON TRAFFIC TUNNEL,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FMHA LOANS MILLIONS TO 734 FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS TO FIGHT PERMANENT TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUPERINTENDENT AT GROTON TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CHECK IT OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CHAMBERLAIN TEACHER RECEIVES NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GROUP STILL PLANS RUSHMORE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"PLAN TACKLES SOIL, WATER CONSERVATION","Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ARTISANS TO PETITION AGAINST LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
POLICE IDENTIFY ACCIDENT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*AIRLINES CASINO FLIGHTS OK'D,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BLACKOUT MEANS MEALS AT THE MALL,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LATE HARVEST BURNING UP FUEL SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COLLEGE SHOULD TOLERATE TM (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONSIDER THE ADDRESS OF STOCKYARDS CRITIC (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MILITARY'S GAY BAN A JOB PERFORMANCE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
10 PERCENT TIP IS NOT AN UNFAIR REQUEST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"SLOWLY, MENTAL ILLNESS IS LOSING ITS STIGMA","Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
FEDERAL OFFICIALS SEIZE CORONA HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFERS BEING MADE FOR NEWSPAPER GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO-CAR ACCIDENT INJURES SF MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL PRAYS FOR FALLEN FRIEND,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY JOINS GARBAGE STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW PRISON ALMOST READY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ICE MAKER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAYOR WANTS WOOD IN CITY FOLD,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CHEROKEE LARGEST TRIBE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW KEY TO GOP STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
2ND WOUNDED EAGLE FOUND IN TWO WEEKS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"DRYERS, GRAVITY BOXES HOT ITEMS FOR FARMERS","Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
HOLIDAY OPEN TENNIS TOURNEY IS NOVEMBER 27-29,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOT CANDIDATE BOOKS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
IN THE SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SWEETMAN PUTS COLOR INTO TV ADS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ETHNIC GROCERIES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*COOK LOVES CAKES, COLOR--AND SQUIRRELS","Argus LeaderNov 18 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE NEW PRISON WARDEN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*RETIREMENT COMMUNITY AGAIN PLANNED FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MOUNTAIN LION SUSPECTED IN ATTACKS ON LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"BEAVIS, BUTTHEAD ARE NOT A PROBLEM (L)","Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NATURE MAY NEED HELP FIXING FIELDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"US NEEDS CONTROLS ON CRIMINALS, NOT GUNS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WE NEED TO LEARN FROM DESECRATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COATS FOR NEEDY WANTED BY SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FAIR'S GRANDSTAND TURNS {dollar}38,000 PROFIT","Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN DENIES CHARGE OF DUPING WOMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MOLDY, DUSTY GRAIN MAKING FARMERS SICK","Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN SUGGESTS REDUCING PARKING METER HOURS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TWO INMATES FACING TRIAL IN PRISON RIOT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MANAGEMENT FEE AT CASINO CUT 34%,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POLICE ARREST MAN FOR CHOPPING OFF HEAD OF VICTIM,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN HEARING ON BYPASS NOV 30,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA RURAL ACTION TO TALK FOOD SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DISPATCHER IS JAILED FOR MISUSING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATORS PRAISE AGRICULTURE NOMINEES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD GUARDS DISCUSS PAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*AN EARLY FEAST,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BUS ACCIDENTS HAVE YMCA REWORKING TRAVEL POLICIES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEVELOPERS USING TRUST FUND TO PAY 14 STATE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EX-MAYOR PUSHES DIVERSE DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD SCHOOL ENROLLMENT UP SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*THANKSGIVING ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*ACCREDITED ASCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TERRY SCHULTE MAY ADD CAR LOT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TRUCKER STRIKE HAS LITTLE EFFECT LOCALLY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*SO WHY NOT NEW EXPECTATIONS?,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BILL MUSSELMAN AT HOME IN CBA,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USD'S CREEHAN NAMED NCC COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE WILL USE GUARD PLAY TO SPEED UP TEMPO,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*GET ORGANIZED? OK, I'LL ADD IT TO MY LIST","Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TV VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GEOGRAPHY GROUP PROMOTES AWARENESS (PROF),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COMMUNITY GROUP SHARES LOFTY GOALS FOR SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RENTSCHLER OUTSPENDS OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IS KEY--MAYORAL CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BAKER'S FUND-RAISING LEADS CITY COUNCIL HOPEFULS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
GROUP UNVEILS GOALS FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SD STANDS OUT IN DEBT CAMPAIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
THE TRUE CLINTON HAS EMERGED 2 YEARS LATER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
NEW CITY GOVERNMENT: LOOKS ARE DECEIVING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
ADMINISTRATIVE AIDES OFFSET CITY'S SAVINGS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
CHARGES UNLIKELY AGAINST BUS DRIVER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALK-AWAY IS SOUGHT IN YANKTON COUNTY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ONE PERSON INJURED IN ONE-CAR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN REPORTS TEENS PULLED KNIFE ON HIM,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE GUARD UNITS GAIN UNDER PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MURDER SUSPECT WHITE ACCUSED OF LYING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLICE SEARCHING FOR SPEEDERS FIND FAST WOMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DOCTOR'S ATTEMPT TO CHANGE PLEA FAILS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
VALE WOMAN DIES AFTER CAR ROLLS OVER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"RAPID CITY FIRE CHIEF WANTS TO SEE FEE, NOT TAXES","Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"HEALTH-CARE BILLS COMING, SPEAKER SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TREATMENT PROGRAM TO GET NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"CHORUS, BRASS CHOIR TO PERFORM TONIGHT","Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
'DUTCH TREAT' TOPIC AT BROWN-BAG LUNCH,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE DEFENDS RESIDENCY STANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DELANO UNVEILS PLANS TO IMPROVE PRISON SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NOV. 29 ELECTION ON DUNBAR LINE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
OWNERS DENY VIDEO-LOTTERY PRICE-FIXING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*FIVE CANDIDATES SEEK TO REPRESENT NORTHEAST SF,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
AG GROUPS ARE SPLIT OVER GATT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*CITY FIRM POPS UP WITH NEW CAR REMOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TELECOMMUNICATIONS REFORM PRIORITY IN '95,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
MAGAZINE SAYS SD IS BEST FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SKYFORCE BOSS SET TONE FOR HAPPIER TIMES,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'GYM RAT' SAUNDERS TAKES OVER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA GETS UNK AT HOME IN VOLLEYBALL REGIONAL,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KRETZNER SCIENTIFIC ABOUT HIS DULCIMER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DESIGNER IN BALANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*POINSETTIA LEAVES ARE TOXIC, THEY'D TASTE TERRIBLE","Argus LeaderNov 18 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*SMITH ADMITS COVERUP,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ARENA MAY TAKE NAME OF AN EARLY SUPPORTER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ACTIVISTS TOUT VEGGIE LIFESYTLE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ALTERNATIVE GIFT MARKET IS SINDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T GIVE HOME BUILDERS A BREAK (BROOKINGS REGISTER,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"TIME TO TALK TURKEY IN WASHINGTON, D.C.","Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NURSING HOME ABUSE IN HUDSON ABERRATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEMOCRATS HELPING ORDINARY PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PHOTO OF MAN'S ARREST UNNECESSARY INDIGNITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
CONVICTED KILLER REQUESTS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THANKSGIVING MEALS OFFERED IN COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER TO SPEAK AT YEARLY GATHERING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
35 WORKERS GO BACK TO JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MEMORIAL HONORS HOMELESS, NEEDY","Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DOESN'T WANT '96 LEGISLATURE TO REFILL ED RULE BOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HUNTERS COULD BE ON TARGET,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*PARENTS FILE SUIT IN SEXUAL ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FOUNDATION HONORS PROFESSOR AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PERMITS FOR TREES GO ON SALE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*STATE LOTTERY OFFICE PUTS COUPONS IN MAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FRIENDS OF USD HONOR TWO SENATORS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN WOMEN VICTIMS OF ABUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*GIVING A BOOK REPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BUDGET PLAN WON'T RAISE SPENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GOP FARM BILL 'REAL DISASTER' FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JURY CONVICTS MAN ON 4 COUNTS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MATRIARCH OF LARGE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*GONORRHEA IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*GIVING THANKS MELTS AWAY A GROUCHY ATTITUDE,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*INSURANCE EXECUTIVE--INDUSTRY HAS WEATHERED CRISIS,"Argus LeaderNov 18 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*GOBBLERS ABUNDANT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LACK OF PROCESSORS LIMITS GOOSE SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
ND SENATORS MAINTAIN SALT VIEWS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
DEVELOPMENT OF GASOHOL TURNING INTO BIG BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
WILDLIFE DIVISION DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
FIREWOOD MAY SPREAD ELM DISEASE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
THE REAL THREAT TO VITAL RECORDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EDITORIAL ON AGENCY'S MOVE A SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
EDITORIAL ON AGENCY'S MOVE A SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
A VINTAGE 1949 JOHN DEERE CORN SHELLER,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
JACKS TO VISIT YOUNGSTOWN SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JACKS TO VISIT YOUNGSTOWN SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT SHARES MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT SHARES MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"EXPERTS TEACH TEENS TO SHOP, COOK WISELLY","Argus LeaderNov 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY FATHERS CONSIDER 9 PERCENT RAISE IN PAY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MONEY GAME DISPUTE STILL SMOLDERS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY FATHERS CONSIDER 9 PERCENT RAISE IN PAY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DAHMEN'S TENACITY PAYS OFF,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DAHMEN'S TENACITY PAYS OFF,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TECHNOLOGY TAKES AWAY FROM CRICHTON NOVEL,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TALK SHOW HOST MEETS LISTENERS HEAD-ON,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TALK SHOW HOST MEETS LISTENERS HEAD-ON,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TOASTMASTERS-'TALKING IT UP' TO GET AHEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TOASTMASTERS-'TALKING IT UP' TO GET AHEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAMPUS WILL FOCUS ON REFUGEE NEEDS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CAMPUS WILL FOCUS ON REFUGEE NEEDS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUPS DIFFER ON URANIUM RULES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WARDEN SAYS PEN 'HOLE' NOT CLEAN A WEEK AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COUNCIL DECIDES TO KEEP MOST INVESTMENTS IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WARDEN SAYS PEN 'HOLE' NOT CLEAN A WEEK AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
3 CANDIDATES ASK RECOUNT OF NOV VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ADVICE FOR HUNTERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN'S STEPS TOWARD CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN KILLED IN CORNPICKER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"GAS PRICES HIGH, BUT BELOW RECORD","Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HURON OFFICIALS WANT OAHE CONTINUED,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PUC WILL LOOK AT NSP RATES TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
REGENT AND VOC-ED BOARDS MERGED...,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN WINS WILDLIFE SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE WATER PROJECTS HEARING DEC 2,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
A HORSE IN CAPITOL...ONLY IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO WAIT FOR MANDAN OK,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
2 AIRLINES GRANTED AUTHORITY FOR SF,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
CHANCE WEB TO BE FUNDED SOON FADING,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MISCONDUCT CASE BEFORE HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MICONDUCT CASE BEFORE HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SD PIPELINE HEARINGS SET,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
HOEDOWN DRAWS MIXED REACTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*NATIONAL BANK PICKS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK WILL ADD MILLIONS TO SD ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*THERE WAS SUN, RAIN, SNOW, SLEET...","Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PRESSLER, ABDNOR PRAISE INITIATIVE","Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FOOTBALL TITLE CAN'T HIDE BURNS' BB BACKGROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOOTBALL TITLE CAN'T HIDE BURNS' BB BACKGROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS STATE'S LEAD SHOT BAN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*7-FOOTER ASHLEY MAKES BEATING SDSU A TALL ORDER,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*7-FOOTER ASHLEY MAKES BEATING SDSU A TALL ORDER,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BUDGET CUTS HELP THE ARTS BECOME BUSINESS-WISE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FILM GIVES PLAYHOUSE PRODUCTION PUBLICITY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FILM GIVES PLAYHOUSE PRODUCTION PUBLICITY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*9 NEW RELEASES--FROM REAL ROCKERS TO RENDITIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE GOP OFFICIAL CRITICIZES DASCHLE'S ABSENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SD'S ECONOMY WILL BE SLUGGISH IN '82, ANALYST SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE GOP OFFICIAL CRITICIZES DASCHLE'S ABSENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*FINALLY, THE SNOW CAME...","Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INMATES FACE STIFFER CHARGES FOR ATTACK,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
MYERS AND BN OFFICIALS PLAN '82 CORE RAIL WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
INMATES FACE STIFFER CHARGES FOR ATTACK,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
REAGAN SHOULD FIRE STOCKMAN AND ALLEN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN SHOULD FIRE STOCKMAN AND ALLEN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GIRL DIES OF INJURIES FROM ACCIDENT-WINNER,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FUNDS TO STUDY WATER PROJECT IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
REGISTER OF DEEDS APPOINTED TO PANEL,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"AVERAGE VALUE OF SD HOME {dollar}36,600","Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FUNDING FOR HEALTH PROGRAMS TO END,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS SPONSORS TAX CREDIT PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FUNDING FOR HEALTH PROGRAMS TO END,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS SPONSORS TAX CREDIT PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC TV PLANS ON-AIR FUND DRIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FUNDS TO STUDY WATER PROJECT IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD GAS PRICES DROP SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"TWO SF MEN INDICTED ON KIDNAP, RAPE CHARGES","Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SD UNEMPLOYMENT UNCHANGED IN OCT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SD TO COLLECT DEBT OWED BY FEDS SINCE 1869,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
JONES CONFIRMED AS NEW SD JUDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
JONES CONFIRMED AS NEW SD JUDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
RULING ON POLICE OFFICERS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
STRIKING TEACHERS SET UP ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BLAIR INDICTED ON 2 MURDER COUNTS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FAITH'S RESIDENTS NOT BULLISH OVER NAMING STREETS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CALIF GOVERNOR-ELECT SAYS HE'LL EXTRADITE BANKS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW AWAITS REPLY FROM PERPICH,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HAWTHORNE STUDENTS VISITED THE GOOD SAMARITAN HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*'ANNA O' OVER BLOWN, UNDER WHELMING, UNDERREHEARSED","Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NOW 'GORGEOUS GEORGE' IS WRESTLING WITH SIN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SWEEPS MONTH BIG DISPLAY OF TV MEDIOCRITY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*ARTISTIC FREEDOM SPURRED ON FAMILY INTEREST IN ART,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HARTFORD BOY'S DREAM IS COMING TRUE--DISNEYLAND,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DR FRIESS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF SF CHAMBER OF COMM,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS OLSON FOR INDECENT EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOUNT ZION TEMPLE TO ESTABLISH HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"INTOXILYZER TESTS VALID IN COURT, JUDGE RULES","Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
IRRIGATION HIGH ON BOARD'S PRIORITY LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SLIP UP CREEK AMOUNG 18 ENDORSED PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GRANITE CITY JAYCEES PRAISE BOY'S CLUB (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"1984 POLITICAL CASTING IS EARLY, BUT EXPECTED (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLASTS POLICE TACTICS IN MURDER INVESTIGATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
I'M STRONGER BECAUSE OF CAMPAIGN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOPES SIOUX VALLEY HIRES MORE GUARDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RC FILM COMPANY TOLD TO STOP SELLING PARTNERSHIPS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABDNOR WANTS COMMITMENT ON EXPORTS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABERDEEN MAN SOURED ON HIS POLITICAL WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JASON FILES DISCRIMINATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COUNTIES DON'T WANT STATE ROAD CARE DUTIES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NUTTBROOK PUTS OFF DECISION ABOUT VOTE RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NO DANGER OF FEDERAL AID LOSS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*OAHE DAM GENERATOR BURNS OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE REFUSES TO LIMIT CITY'S WATER,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
GLOVER--BOOT HOHN FROM SUBDISTRICT POST,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
100 STILL IN LINE WHEN SURPLUS FOOD RUNS OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*DEPUTY GLAD TO BE BACK AT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
INTERPRETATION VARIES ON MINING LAWS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PUC MAY APPEAL CIRCUIT COURT DECISION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STUDENT COUNCIL RAFLES OFF FREE TUITION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*FARE SHARING UNLIKELY IN SF, FRONTIER CHIEF SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
COVERAGE OF BREZHNEV FUNERAL NOT TRUE PICTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
SWENSON CALLS SURPLUS GRAIN GIVEAWAY A SCAM,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*IRVING SCHOOL BALLOON LANDS IN NJ,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FORBES--SOUTH DAKOTA A BUSINESS MECCA,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIPATI GUILTY OF ALL 9 FELONY COUNTS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"THEY WORK HERE, LIVE ELSEWHERE","Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FAITH IN GOD SPREADS CHRISTIANITY TO WORLD,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
'CHEMICAL PEOPLE' IS A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
LIBRARY THANKS HALLOWEEN WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*LET THE MUSIC PLAY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ALCESTER MAN IN JAIL AFTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDORA MAN JAILED AFTER CHASE--BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLAN TO ADD NURSING HOME BEDS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY SEEKS MONEY FOR 3 PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EVANS THINKS PRESSLER CAN BE BEAT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
RANCHER RUNS FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
KNOBE WON'T SEEK CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MCKENNAN PLANS NUMBER OF LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AMERICAN GOOD DEEDS SHOW KOREA (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN SHOULD BACK NICARAGUA DEMOCRACY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WHY FIGHT NATION THAT CARES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AMERICA SHOULD STOP TRADE WITH COMMUNISTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
KNEIP ADMINISTRATION BEGAN PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX VALLEY APOLOGIZES FOR BLOOD DONOR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GERBOTH PLAY CRITIQUE ACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PLAY PERFORMERS REALISTIC IN PORTRAYAL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SHOULD ANSWER QUESTIONS ON CONFERENCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
THEIF URGED TO RETURN RABBITS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
REAGAN SHOULD PROTECT GI'S (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COMMISSION OKS CHANGES IN DOG RACING,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW WILL MEET WITH SPRINGFIELD RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS WANT LAST SESSION SAVED FOR VETOES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY MAY ISSUE APARTMENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
LAWYER SEEKS DELAY IN HANSON TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"FINANCE FIRM SUES MCDOWELL, PLUCKER","Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*REGIONALS NEXT STOP IN GIRLS DRIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TAKING THE LONG ROUTE TO 40,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY WORKERS FIND REWARD IN JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CREAM & BREAD,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ANTI-CATHOLIC PAMPHLETS LITTER CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL SCHOOLS IN SESSION 3 DAYS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH DIES FROM MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH ESCAPES SERIOUS INJURY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HE LITERALLY BLEW INTO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRIVIAL PURSUIT FOR EASTER SEALS WAS FUN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DAKOTA RAIL ON THE RIGHT TRACK,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EDITORIAL ABOUT JUDGE SHOWS POOR JUDGEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PAYMENT IS A TRIBUTE TO WORKERS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DON'T CHANGE SCHEDULE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRESSLER VOTE HURTS BANKS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TAKE CARE OF YOUR PETS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HELP SENIORS ENJOY SEASON (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
IT'S TIME TO EXAMINE FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
LET'S HELP POOR CITY OFFICIAL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
DOWNTOWN RAPID CITY ON THE ROPES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PAY RAISES IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BUFFALO FANCIERS SAY THE BEAST IS BEST,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
STATE BASKETBALL TOURNEY ENTRANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MORE SNOW MAY SLIDE INTO CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL & CO CHRONOLOGY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*LITTLE TOWN ON THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RULING AND EDITORIAL DO NOT MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THE WELCOME SCENT OF SETTLEMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE HAS SEVERAL OPTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ENCORE SETS GOOD EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*DOKKEN APPEALS MANSLAUGHTER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SHOOTING WAS SELF-DEFENSE, LAWYER ARGUES","Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STRIKE REACHES DEEP INTO CITY POCKETBOOKS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HANSON TO ANNOUNCE CONGRESSIONAL PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN TRAFFIC CRASH DEATHS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"POLICE GUN FIRES ACCIDENTALLY, WOUNDS WORKER","Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PRESSLER TO DISCUSS SUMMIT ON C-SPAN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SPRINGFIELD CHEERS JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*NEW POSTAL OFFICE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY STAYS WITH FRIENDS AFTER HOME BURNS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW TO ATTEND ECONOMIC MEETING DEC 4,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHERIFF PROBES SHOOTING OF 16-YEAR-OLD BOY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE ASKS COURT TO REVIEW COUNTY MERGER,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEACHERS--KIDS HAVEN'T CHANGED,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TO TAKEOVER OF SEWER PLANT WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
INTENSITY WAS O'GORMAN WEAPON IN DOME,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HUNTERS AS SCARE AS PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CITY'S PLANT LOSES MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING PROGRAM NOT NAILED DOWN YET,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE FIGHTS DEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HARVEST OF TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
KEEP AUTOMOBILES OFF SNOW-PACKED STREETS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STREET DIVISION TACTICS REQUIRE CLOSER LOOK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LEARN TO FORGIVE MISTAKES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LET READERS ENJOY CARTOON (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"CITY, CONTRACTORS WORK ON RELATIONS","Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DE SMET WINS AGE DISCRIMINATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO EXTEND LANDFILL'S LIFESPAN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD CRIME RATE RISES IN 1985,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ADAMS' NOTE USED IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANADA SEIZES YACHT OF SD MOTEL OWNER,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO VACATE STREET FOR PARKING,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RUBBLE HAMPERS INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIREN SOUND MISSING,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*COLLISION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY WINS RACIAL BIAS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CAR REGISTRATION TO SPEED UP,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ALTER EGOS HELP SPEECH STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*THANKSGIVING GAS PRICES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FMHA DIRECTOR'S VISIT TO SD DELAYED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GROUP TO FIGHT AIR FORCE TRANSMITTER LOCATION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HIGH MOISTURE CONTINUES TO PLAGUE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
REFERENDUM ON ENTERTAINMENT TAX SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN NUN KILLED IN TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*A SOUTH DAKOTA MENU FOR THE HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BAUMEISTER WINS LOGO IDEA CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
GROUP HONORS GETTYSBURG MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
LINCOLN SENIORS WIN NCTE ESSAY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
MOUNT MARTY GIVEN RECRUITING AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
"CLASS REALIGNMENTS, UNPOPULAR DECISIONS","Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SPORTS VIEWS ON FIELD GOAL RULE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
12 SF PLAYERS NAMED ALL-SIC,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS IS IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO PAY HEAVILY IF BUDGET TALKS FAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE BILL PROVIDES 15 MILLION FOR WEB,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*USD MUSICAL PRODUCATION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ADOPTION AGENCY FOR 67 YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINION ON CONTINENTAL AIRLINES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CITY MANAGER NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CORPORATE HOG FARMERS WOULD EXPORT PROFITS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
JANKLOW-PERPICH FLIP-FLOP SHOWS... (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MCKNIGHT LEGACY BENEFITS SD (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA WHIPS NORTHERN COLORADO,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
4 YEARS LATER THEY MEET AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BUSH TO VISIT PARKER TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORUM TO DISCUSS COMMUNITY CENTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON GETS HELP FOR APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KXRB MAKES DEAL FOR SMOKEOUT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN THREATENS NEWSPAPER CARRIER,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GORBACHEV PRODUCES MIXED REACTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANCER MAKES GUARD LEARN ABOUT LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CITY, COUNTY NEAR WATER AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DIOCESE ABLE TO CARE FOR RETIRED NUNS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEXT LOTTERY GAME READY TO BE MINED,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CREDITORS, COLLEGE COME TO TERMS","Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FAULTY EVIDENCE TAINTED MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINING RULES DRAFT NOT COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA BANKERS MOST OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FARM BUREAU TAKES NEUTRAL STAND ON HOG FARM,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS HURON PENTECOSTAL CHURCH,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RURAL UTICA WOMAN DIES IN CAR-TRUCK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE INVESTMENT OFFICER GETS 25 PERCENT BONUS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUPREME COURT JUSTICE HOSPITALIZED FOR PAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JOBLESS BENEFITS DON'T COVER STRESS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
DEAF SCHOOL MIGHT MERGE WITH IOWA,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BALTIC MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY MAN NOT GUILTY IN SON'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CREW BLAMED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARADE OPENS HOLIDAY SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL PREPARED FOR STRIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BREAKING ALL THE DANCE RULES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*MUSEUM WILL HOST BLUEGRASS CONCERT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MEMORIES OF JFK LINK MILLIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MORRELL WORKERS HONORED PICKET LINES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SALES JOB PUTS HEINITZ IN PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOOSTER OPENED HOME HEART TO COYOTES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA COACH HONORED BY NCC,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CONTROL DATA SUBSIDIARY UP FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
GOLD MINE GETS OK TO PROCESS ORE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
CANVASS OF RESULTS SHOWS NO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS PASS TWO RESOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO BE 'ROASTED' TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEN INJURED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIPESTONE BAND LEAVES FOR PARADE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUSINESSMAN HONORED FOR GENEROSITY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*GROWING OLD, BUT NOT SO GRACEFULLY","Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIDS KNOWLEDGE INCOMPLETE BUT IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY WANTS TO INCREASE PARKING RATES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REVENUE COMMISSIONER WAS A TRUE GENTLEMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR GIVES LESSON IN GEOGRAPHY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SISTERS GET TIME TO FIX THEIR HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SDSU CHEERS SOUND AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EACH DEFEAT MAKES LIVES HARDER TO SAVE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRACK STILL RARE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*MORE COMMUNITIES LACK MONEY, STAFF","Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*AMBULANCE TRIPS FROM KADOKA CAN BE FATAL,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*MEDICARE PLAN FUELS CRISIS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*OFFERING CARE A STRUGGLE ACROSS THE STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*'THE WORST' COMES TRUE IN LAKE PRESTON,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"EDUCATION, TAX REFORM KEY CHALLENGES (L)","Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULDN'T SETTLE FOR JUST GETTING BY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INDIANS PROTEST RACIST ILLINI MASCOT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NEW SCHOOL BEST INVESTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PROJECTED TAX COST TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
KEEP SOUTH DAKOTA GREEN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MEN MUST BE RESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SUSPENSIONS APPROPRIATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MINE SUPPORT COSTS VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
WHO'S RUNNING THE SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
O'GORMAN GIRLS WIN DISTRICT 2AA,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SD GROUP DEVELOPS BOARD GAME,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
POPULATION ESTIMATES RELEASED,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.6"
NO FEE INCREASE FOR TRANSMITTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SDSU LAB TO GET {dollar}1.7 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MORE PURE PORK IS GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ONE-THIRD FEWER FARMERS FORESEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ALCOHOL RULED OUT IN I-229 FATALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BOARD DELETES ENVIRONMENTAL BILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DRYER FIRE DAMAGES SIOUX FALLS COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OGLALA SIOUX TRIBE VOTES DOWN PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TELEPHONE SERVICE PLAN IS CUT AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HOLIDAY PARADE SPECTATORS GO UNDER COVER,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MADISON BOARD LOOKING AT LOAN FOR COMPANY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BELL-RINGER SHORTAGE SLOWS SALVATION ARMY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
CHAMBERLAIN VOTE EXPECTED TO SETTLE MEDICAL DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
DEADWOOD--NO EXTRA SLOTS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
DISCRIMINATION CLAIMS UNSUBSTANTIATED,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
*EVANS TAKES PLUNGE IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*FESTIVITIES BRING SIX WEEKS OF CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
HAWAIIAN OFFERS SPECTACULAR SCENERY CHANGES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1989, sect.F, p.08, col.1"
*MISSOURI RIVER TOWNS HOPE TO BRIDGE GAP,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EMPLOYERS SUPPORT GULF CALL-UP,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WILL JUSTICE PREVAIL IN OUR STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*BILLY JOEL COUNTS HIS PENNIES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*KEAGGY PROVES HE'S A MASTER,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
SCOTLAND NATIVE REACHES THE STARS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'IMPRESSIONS' BOOKS POSITIVE CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRESSLER WIN MARGIN MORE THAN 'SURVIVING' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ARTICLE GAVE FFA A BAD REPUTATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LAKOTA NATION PROPER NAME OF MERGED TRIBES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CHILDREN SHOULD READ ABOUT FACT AND FANTASY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CITY HALL PEOPLE HOPE CARETRAUM WILL FOLD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
HIGH HEELS WORSEN FOOT PAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GENERAL TO SPEAK ON SAUDI OPERATION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LEAGUE SPONSORS HEALTH, AGING FORUM","Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOTTO AMERICA POT GROWS TO {dollar}7 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOW-INCOME FAMILIES MAY APPLY FOR AID,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TIMMER TO ATTEND HEALTH CARE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CLOAK OF SECRECY VEILS GRAND JURIES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EYES WILL BE ON THE SKIES TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FARM ISSUES RANK HIGH ON SENATOR-ELECT'S LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COOKING BANNED AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PAIR SHARES MORE THAN JUST MARRIAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS WON'T ASK FOR PROBE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GAS PRICE HEARING STILL WILL BE HELD,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"LAWYERS WANT EVIDENCE, STATEMENTS THROWN OUT","Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE TO RULE ON BRINGS PLENTY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
YANKTON CENTER GETS GRANT FOR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
PROGRAM HELPS NURSES OBTAIN 4-YEAR DEGREES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*TO NAME FOOTBALL COACH BY DECEMBER 1,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIXUP COSTS CAN REDUCE TAX ON SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"SHOPPERS, WATCH OUT FOR THEIVES","Argus LeaderNov 19 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS VOTE THEMSELVES 5 PERCENT RAISES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUPPORTERS QUIBBLE OVER WHO'S BRINGING WHOM,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RETAILERS MAY FEEL BRUNT OF RECESSION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
42ND STREET ON STAGE ONCE IN SF,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SUNSCREENS STALL THE LINES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*GUMBO ROCK A MIX OF INFLUENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
DUKE IS CRUSHED--NOT BADLY ENOUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
READERS GRADE 'DOONESBURY' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VISIT YOUR SCHOOL BEFORE CRITICIZING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PEDERSEN USES RARE 3-POINT BARRAGE TO RALLY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
IRS PLANS RANDOM BUSINESS CHECKS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
FORMER KIM ROOMMATE ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN SHOPLIFTING CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEWER WORK TO CLOSE THREE CITY STREETS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SISSETON MAN GIVEN SUSPENDED SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOTHER OF NINE STILL TAKES TIME TO SHARE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MANDATES ADD {dollar}12.5 MILLION TO BUDGET,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2 TEENS HELD IN VANDALISMS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOAT DRIVER SUED AGAIN IN LAKE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*7 O'GORMAN STARTERS SPORTING HIGH GPA'S,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WILD ABOUT PIZZAS BROUGHT TO ROOMS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAKE OAHE LEVEL ABOVE RECORD LOW,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"RAPID CITY, DOUGLAS TO WORK FOR FUNDING","Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BUFFALO AID INDIANS, DEVELOPER CONTENDS","Argus LeaderNov 19 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*DISCOVERING MALCOLM X,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WAR PRISONERS IN VIETNAM UNLIKELY, DASCHLE SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DEBT SHOULD BE PAID OFF, BUT LEADERS FALL SHORT (L)","Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GRAUVOGL'S COLUMN ON CLINTON NONSENSE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO EXCUSES NOW FOR SNOWY WALKS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THOUGHTFUL CAFE STAFF TRIED TO RETURN PURSE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--BANNING SMOKING IN BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUSH SIGNS BILL FOR EROS ARCHIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SISSETON MAN WINS CITIZENSHIP HONORS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TELEPHONE SCAM ATTEMPT REPORTED,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO STUDY YOUTH WITH GRANT MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CASINOS CAN BRING CRIME,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*GAMES FEED RAISES {dollar}30,000 FOR CHARITIES","Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BILL WOULD BASE LAND VALUE ON RENT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRUSTIES FUMING OVER PRISON SMOKING POLICY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VA CHANGES PRESCRIPTION POLICY TO SAVE MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ALLEN CONSIDERING POLITICAL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL CITY COUNCIL OK'S CORRECTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO MEN INJURED IN RC FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"VERMILLION, USD SEEK MEAL TAX DELAY","Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CATTLMEN'S GROUP TO MEET MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SOME WORKERS FEEL CUTS OF US WEST,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
MICKELSON TO KEEP EYE ON MORRELL JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
"*SKYFORCE SIGN HUNT, REACH ROSTER LIMIT","Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*'X' HITS THE SPOT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NCA ACCREDITATION ENSURES QUALITY (PROF),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*STILL LIBERAL AFTER ALL THESE YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"UNITED CUTS FLIGHTS BETWEEN SF, RAPID CITY","Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE AND JOHNSON MAKE FOOLS OF US ALL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GUN-CONTROL BILL SHOULD SURVIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HELP THE GOVERNMENT GET MEAN ON TOBACCO (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STATE VOTING PROCESS NEEDS A SECOND LOOK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TOUGHER ACTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
FEDERAL RETIREES VICTIM OF A MYTH,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
TACKLING CRIME...BASIC APPROACH (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
BEHEADED MAN KILLED BY GUNSHOT WOUND,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN INDICTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY RESIDENTS NAMED TO STATE BOARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE APPROVES PIERSOL AS JUDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN POINTED TOY GUN AT WOMAN, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LANDOWNERS CHARGE MINNESOTA FOR BROKEN DAM,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MILLER ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WHEELCHAIR TRAVELER TEACHES DETERMINATION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RECENT THEFTS WORRY FIRMS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS TO CONSIDER GIVING THEMSELVES RAISES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LIMELITE BAR MAY BE SOLD TO OWNERS OF STRIP CLUB,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FATIMA MEETING PLANNED FOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIGH COURT SUPPORTS REFUSAL OF LICENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JURY EXONERATES BURGLAR-ALARM FIRM,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO RECEIVE PUBLIC-SERVICE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATORS SUPPORT LAND-GRANT STATUS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SENIORS HOME PLANNED FOR OLD MAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT RESTORES CITY DRIVERS' LICENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE INVESTMENTS EARN RECORD AMOUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FAMILY WANTS TO FORGIVE CHILD'S KILLER,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MAYOR WANTS COMMISSIONER PICKED SECRETLY IN BROOKING,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
VET GROUPS CONSIDERING STRIPPER BAN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
FIRST BANK LOOKS TO EXPAND IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
"STATE INCOMES GROW 7.3%, BEHIND THOSE IN MINN, ND","Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*TRI-VALLEY STANDS TALL AGAINST WC,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL ACTOR A SPORTCASTER ON 'COACH',"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LETTERMAN WINS LATE-NIGHT FIGHT OVER O'BRIEN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SPEAKERS ENHANCE COMPUTER SOUND,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*MURDER SUSPECT WHITE CONFESSES TO COVERUP,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HOMELESS DEAD REST IN MOURNERS' HEARTS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR CONSIDER PARING STAFF,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SCHWAN'S SETTLES WITH MOST VICTIMS OF SALMONELLA,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPORTSMANSHIP MEANS AVOIDING FIGHT (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEGISLATORS MUST TAKE SECOND LOOK (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POACHERS RUIN HUNTERS' GOOD NAME (ABERDEEN AMERICAN),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GAMBLING TAX COSTS TOO MUCH TO COLLECT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SPECIAL EDUCATION DOLLARS ARE WELL SPENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"VOLGA, BRUCE PRESS FOR LOWER PHONE RATES (L)","Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PARK BOARD'S REVERSAL BAD NEWS FOR GOLFERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CLIFF AVENUE TRACKS HAZARDOUS FOR DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
ADVERTISERS DON'T FORCE PEOPLE TO BUY GOODS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
WINTER SNOWSTORM HEADING FOR AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ORGANIZATIONS OFFER THANKSGIVING MEALS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER SAYS HE WON'T OUST STOFFERAHN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CRASH INJURES TEENS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"VAN ROLLOVER KILLS GIRL, INJURES THREE OTHERS","Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD SUSPENDS HAMLIN SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CASINO REQUESTS INCREASE AFTER VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*WAGNER GROCERY-STORE FIRE RULED ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOARD OK'S REDUCTION OF DEER WITHIN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS LIFE TERM IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PETITION SEEKS REPEAL OF HALF-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUVENILES STOLE HOOD ORNAMENTS--MADISON,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PANEL DEBATES CORPORATE FARMING,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
OPPONENTS TRY TO BLOCK OPENING OF NEW CLINIC,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SNOW AND WIND SLOW DOWN TRAVEL IN AREAS OF STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RIVERBOAT CASINO IN SIOUX CITY HAS LICENSE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BASE PASSES READINESS TEST,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
GOP MAY TARGET NUTRITION PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
PLAN TO PUT BOMBERS IN RESERVE OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*FOUR CANDIDATES COMPETE TO REPRESENT DISTRICT 5,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LEGISLATORS SET 1995 CALENDAR SCHEDULES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*EDDIE BAUER SETS UP SHOP IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*LOOKING A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SKYFORCE SLICK IN OPENER,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA RALLY FALLS JUST SHORT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE SPOT REDUCTION FALLACY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*REVIVING THE SANTA MIRACLE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SUNDAY'S GIFT MARKET GIVES ALTERNATIVE WORLD VIEW,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING PAST GUILT REQUIRES FRIENDSHIP WITH CHRIST,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*TRAIN-CAR ACCIDENTS SURGE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FBI RATES SIOUX FALLS TOP 25 CITY FOR SAFETY,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LAWMAKERS TO CONSIDER REFLECTOR LAW ON RAILCARS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LEWIS DRUG NOTES PHARMACY MILESTONE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CATTLE PRODUCERS' MEETING NOV. 28-29,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE RESORTS REPORTS INCREASE IN REVENUES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS SALES ARE UP,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN WINS FIRST STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LENNOX'S PETERSON EARNS TRIP TO VEGAS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*BEFORE YOU KICK THE DOG, LOOK IN THE MIRROR","Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*OLD PALS CONNECT ON A PERFECT HUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
AUTOPSIES REVEALED DRUGS IN DEAD MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THREE PEOPLE INJURED IN I-90 ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES SEEKING MISSING SEX OFFENDER,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RIFLE DEER SEASON SPLIT INTO TWO ZONES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PACKER-PROBE LEGISLATION STALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DOUBTS LINGER ABOUT ALL-DAY KINDERGARTEN,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRASH TURNED TREASURE BENEFITS CHILD AWAITING TRANS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMIST: NO WORKABLE COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HISTORY-BOOK PROFITS AID COUNTY MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CHILD-STEALING CASE RESULTS IN PROBATION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BINGO HALL CLOSES DUE TO COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RURAL SD FIREFIGHTERS GET GRANT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BEDECKED BRANCHES BENEFIT CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*BOWLING FOR JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
COSTNER BROTHERS' RESORT FACES ANGRY CONTRACTORS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LABELS FRUSTRATE FEDERAL WORKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
TOOK JOY IN MINNESOTA TEAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
CHRONIC DRINKING,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*WRITER USES SKILLS TO BENEFIT CENTER FUND,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERS BAN ON NUDE DANCING AT BAR,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
YOUTH HOSTEL ATTRACTS VISITORS,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CONGRESS SHOULD STAY IN SESSION,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
FRIENDS OF SD PUBLIC BROADCASTING EMPLOYEE FIRED,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
COUPLE RIDES PACK HORSES TO ESCAPE REGULAR ROUTINE,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
MEDICAL SCHOOL DESERVES SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
VANDALISM DEMANDS PERSPECTIVE (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
BUDGET TASK FORCE MADE PROPER DECISION (ABERDEEN AM),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
JANKLOW DID JOB; NOW UP TO PEOPLE (WATERTOWN P.O.),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
JANKLOW'S DECISION HURTS CUSTER COUNTY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
GRAMM EARNS TRUST WITH BUDGET POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
DEMOCRATS UNABLE TO BALANCE BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
JOHNSON SELLS OUT TO ENVIRONMENTALISTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
TEACHERS DON'T GET RESPECT THEY DESERVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN INSULT TO AMERICANS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
*AN UNOFFICIAL FAREWELL IS BID TO GOOD TIMES,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*BEATLE MANIACS GET TO REMINISCE ABOUT FAB FOUR,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*DON'T LET THIEVES RUIN GOOD TRIP,"Argus LeaderNov 19 1995, sect.G, p.09, col.1"
SHIPWRECKS HIS SPECIALTY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SHIPWRECKS HIS SPECIALTY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"SNOW REMOVERS' PLAN-PREPARATION, BIT OF LUCK","Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN DEFIES ZONING RULES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
FIREMEN CAUTION HOMEOWNERS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ATTORNEY SEEKS CHANGE OF VENUE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
WOMAN DEFIES ZONING RULES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
GRAIN DEALER STUDYING SD,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
50 GATHER TO RAISE FUNDS FOR PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS POLICE ARREST SEVEN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SD MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TOBIN PAYS DEER TAG FINE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"SD PART OF OIL, GAS PROJECT","Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CALLS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION WORKSHOP WASTEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW ASKS RIGHT QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW ASKS RIGHT QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CALLS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION WORKSHOP WASTEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MAYOR-POLICE SHIFT NOT CUT 50 PERCENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
MAYOR-POLICE SHIFT NOT CUT 50 PERCENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
TRI-STATE MARKER TO BE AT ROADSIDE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
LACK OF LOANS SQUEEZES HOUSING MARKET,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
CANTON TO MOVE ATHLETIC FIELD FOR NEW JR HG,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*CITIBANK OF SD ONLY ONE STEP FROM REALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITIBANK OF SD ONLY ONE STEP FROM REALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MIRACLE OF THE LOAVES EXTENDS TO SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
9.6 PERCENT NSP RATE HIKE APPROVED BY PUC,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
9.6 PERCENT NSP RATE HIKE APPROVED BY PUC,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AUGUSTANA BASKETBALL ALUMNI STILL HITTING BOARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'RUBBER BRIDEGROOM' LACKS FAIRY TALE MAGIC,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRACULA'S SOPHISTICATED EVIL STILL FASCINATES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'ROBBER BRIDEGROOM' LACKS FAIRY TALE MAGIC,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION SUPERBOARD ERASED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INMATE FOUND GUILTY OF PRISON FARM ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REDISTRICTING PANEL FAVORS SPLITTING MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION SUPERBOARD ERASED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INMATE FOUND GUILTY OF PRISON FARM ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NCPAC MAY GO AFTER DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
NCPAC MAY GO AFTER DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WEB CLEARS HOUSE HURDLE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CJ'S TO STAY OPEN UNTIL TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FAIR'S LEADERS MERIT 'WELL DONE' (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"CONSERVATIVES HIT ON ABORTION, ADC STANDS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
10 STEPS OFFERED TO COMBAT DRUGS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TWO JUVENILES MISTAKENLY TRIED IN MAGISTRATE COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"SD HAS 5,529 FEWER STUDENTS","Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"SD HAS 5,529 FEWER STUDENTS","Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
FAIR BOARD ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
STATE-OWNED TRACK TO BE SLOWLY REVIVED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"AMERICAN LEGION, MAINE LOBSTER GIVEN LICENSES","Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD DIGS OUT OF FIRST SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS OFFER CONDOLENCES AND MORE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS OFFER CONDOLENCES AND MORE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*'ON GOLDEN POND' WARMS THE COLDEST OF SPIRITS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*'ON GOLDEN POND' WARMS THE COLDEST OF SPIRITS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"*HE'LL NEVER OUTGROW ROLLING STONES, THEIR MUSIC","Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
JEFFERSON GIRLS BEGIN DEFENSE OF STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA'S BB SUCCESS TIED TO HEALTHY BILLY CARTER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA'S BB SUCCESS TIED TO HEALTHY BILLY CARTER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL PREVIEW,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"REPUBLIC ENDING SERVICE TO BRKS, HURON, MITCHELL SUN","Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE RULES OF FENDERBENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD REGENTS TO CONSIDER FACULTY RAISES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
6 INMATES INDICTED FOR PENITENTIARY ATTACK,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD REGENTS TO CONSIDER FACULTY RAISES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD REGENTS TO CONSIDER FACULTY RAISES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
6 INMATES INDICTED FOR PENITENTIARY ATTACK,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE RULES OF FENDERBENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICERS ARREST INMATES' PIZZA,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
A NEW US ATTORNEY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JONES WELL-QUALIFIED FOR FEDERAL JUDGESHIP (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JONES WELL-QUALIFIED FOR FEDERAL JUDGESHIP (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE PRAISED FOR AID TO VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"WANTS ITEMIZATION OF {dollar}20,000 OUTLAY (L)","Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PEACE AND JUSTICE NUCLEAR PLAN BACKED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
JUDGE'S RULING KEEPS HOMESTAKE TAX SUIT ALIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CENTURY-OLD STEAMBOAT EMERGES FROM MISSOURI'S DEPTHS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CENTURY-OLD STEAMBOAT EMERGES FROM MISSOURI'S DEPTHS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE'S RULING KEEPS HOMESTAKE TAX SUIT ALIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIBRARY BOARD HIRES ENGINEER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GROUP FORMED HERE TO FIGHT CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STUDENTS LEARN IN SF PILOT COMPUTER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STUDENTS LEARN IN SF PILOT COMPUTER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WASHINGTON MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BROOKINGS CITY SALES TAX EXEMPTS FARM EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WORK BEGINS ON NEW MADISON ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PROMOTERS PURPOSELY OMITTED CONCERT'S THEME,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MOBILE HOMES BUSINESS DOING WELL,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PROMOTERS PURPOSELY OMITTED CONCERT'S THEME,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"ROBERTS, PANEL TO INTERVIEW APPLICANTS","Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BROOKINGS CITY SALES TAX EXEMPTS FARM MACHINERY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CEMENT COMMISSION TO APPEAL RULING FAVORING WORKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
CEMENT COMMISSION TO APPEAL RULING FAVORING WORKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
SD NARROWS GAP IN MEDICARE PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
JUDGE CLEARS ROBERTS CTY OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
JUDGE CLEARS ROBERTS CTY OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
JUDGE CLEARS ROBERTS CTY OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"WYO WATER GROUP, OFFICIALS DISCUSS COAL SLURRY PIPE","Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"WYO WATER GROUP, OFFICIALS DISCUSS COAL SLURRY PIPE","Argus LeaderNov 20 1981, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*2 ARRESTED FOR SF BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY DEMOCRATS SUED OVER POLITICAL CARTOON,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAGAZINE CALLS FORMER WRESTLER AN IMPOSTER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN FOUND HANGED IN MINNEHAHA JAIL CELL,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MIRACLES DO HAPPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENIOR ADULTS BENEFIT LINCOLN HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
THANKS FOR STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS DESERVE STANDING OVATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WOMAN THANKFUL FOR HEART SURGEON (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"BLAIR PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO KIDNAP, RAPE, MURDER","Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ETSI'S WESTERN SD WATER PLAN ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LANDOWNERS SAY ETSI HAS UNFAIR ADVANTAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE WON'T RAISE TAXES FOR WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSAL FOR PRIVATE OWNERSHIP OF SATELLITES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MISTY WEATHR,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BANK FILES FORECLOSURE AGAINST WATERTOWN HOLIDAY INN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PERPICH SAYS HE'LL BE TOO BUSY TO DEBATE JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
KEEN LOOK AT SCHOOL CLASSROOMS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR'S FORWARD VIEW OF 2,000 (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"DISAGREES WITH FINE, LIKED 'SAVANNAH SMILES' (L)","Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DRIVERS URGED TO BE CAREFUL AT SCHOOL CROSSING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SAT EXAMS CAN'T BE USED TO JUDGE SD SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SUB-DISTRICT ADVISOR PROUD OF WATER DEVELOPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
US AND RUSSIA URGED TO HALT NEW WEAPONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LEAVE HAYWARD ALONE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SD 50TH IN SUPPORT OF VIETNAM VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BIEL RETIRES FROM INTERLAKES PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CASH DISCOUNTS REDUCE GAS PRICES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COURT DISMISSES INMATES' PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DAMAGES AWARDED FOR PINE TREES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GOWEN HEADS ENGINEERS GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GROUPS BACK MERCY FOOD PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
IT COULD BE SKI SEASON OF THE CENTURY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"IT WASN'T HER SUITCASE, OR HER POT","Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS PSYCHIATRIC EXAMS FOR SCOTT MOSES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MOUNTAIN LIONS DEATH INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIRST FLOOR OF PENNINGTON COUNTY JAIL HAZARDOUS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MAN CONVICTED OF BURGLARY MAY NOT HAVE CONFESSED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*JILL SWANK'S 'BLANCHE' STANDS OUT IN 'STREETCAR',"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BARNES--DASCHLE DIDN'T HELP DEMOS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE BACKS TAX ON ALL MOTOR VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
GIRLS BB '82 SEES CHANGING OF THE GUARD IN REGION 6B,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AT JFK'S SIDE--SENTRY RECALLS VIGIL,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2000--SCHOOLS WILL BE BULGING,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE RAIN PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEMORIES OF DAD RISE WITH A RINGNECK,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NATIONAL COLLEGE BEGINS A NEW TRADITION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*KLOCK HURLS A STRIKE FOR WOMEN BOWLERS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*GIANT DECOYS HELP GOOSE HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SMALLMOUTH BASS NUMBERS GROWING,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*CONGRESSMAN GETS FIRSTHAND LOOK AT THE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*COURAGE, CONTRIBUTIONS CATCH UP WITH WOMEN","Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BIRD SQUABBLE COSTS YOUTH A JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIMES GET TOUGH FOR AREA HOG FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REPUBLIC STARTS NEW RUN FEB 1,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*KENNEDYS ADDRESSED FARM PROBLEMS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARTACHES STILL REMAIN FROM DEATHS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GERBOTH OUT OF BOUNDS ON 'DAY AFTER' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PEOPLE SHOULD AIR SOLUTIONS AFTER 'DAY AFTER' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ABDNOR WILL URGE NATIONS TO END DRUG TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
GROUPS RAISE MONEY FOR TEACHER'S SURGERY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
PIERRE MAN FOUND GUILTY OF PERJURY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SEMINAR FOCUSES ON WAYS TO STOP SHOPLIFTING,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
450 BUFFALO FROM CUSTER STATE PARK SOLD,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*BELL HASN'T BEEN HARMED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TOLL-FREE HOTLINE TELLS WHERE TO CUT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TROUBLED RED CROSS LOSES FUNDING,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*1984'S POSTER CHILD,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COMMISSION DELAYS BIG STONE BANK VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FARMER'S HEAT AID REQUEST OVERRULED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FIRM MUST PAY TAXES FOR SALESMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
BYRON DALE'S SENTENCING DELAYED INDEFINITELY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"CHEM-NUCLEAR, SIERRA CLUB TO HAVE DEBATE","Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PRAIRIE YIELDS BONES OF TYRANNOSAURUS REX,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"SCHOOL OPENING PETITION HAS 5,000 SIGNATURES","Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
STATE'S FARM BUREAU WILL MEET NOV 28-30,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*REMNANTS OF THE NUCLEAR DAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL FOUNDATION ELECTS NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
3 STATE BUSINESSES RANKED REGIONALLY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PLANT MAKES SERVING BIRD EASIER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS COLLECT AWARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY SEEKS JUDGE'S REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CRUISIN ON CAPITOL LAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BOARD DETAILS AGENDA FOR PUBLIC MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION DELAYS TREATMENT PLANT REQUEST,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAMILIES GET SETTLEMENT IN ELEVATOR DEATHS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--VO-TECH SUBSTANDARD,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 2 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCH FOR ARMED ROBBERY SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE WILL USE HEARSAY EVIDENCE IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHEVY SALAD,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MYERS DEFENDS EXPENDITURES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS FOR PARK-AND-SHOP,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKERS CRITICIZE REGENTS' SPENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CHANGE COUNTY SYSTEM FOR COMMISSION (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MANY FACTORS BEHIND ELECTION LOSS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOARD DEFERS COMPUTER EDUCATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
3 ARRAIGNED IN RAPID CITY MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
IN THE FORE OF THE SUBURBAN REVOLUTION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL WORKERS VOTE ON CONTRACT TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARK THAT PARKA NEAR THE DOOR,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*BYE-BYE, MR. BHAGWAN (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HELP ASSURE THE STATE A FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOCAL AID--A BEAT AND A TREAT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*FINANCING OPTION FACING DANGER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*'TIS THE SEASON FOR FREEZIN',"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEBATES MERITS OF A STATE LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS AWAIT WEB WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KSFY MAKES MANAGEMENT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE APPROVES CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEARTLAND ANNOUNCES RATE CUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UNITED BRANDS DECLARES DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CONVICTED LAWYER FACES DISBARMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*KULHAVY'S STATEMENTS EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BOARD OF TOURISM HOLDING SERIES OF MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUPLE PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO KIDNAPPING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST TO RECKLESS DRIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX CHILDREN BACK TO RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
2 HURON MEN SENTENCED FOR BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
62 PERCENT OF CORN CROP HARVESTED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FARMERS MUST LOOK AHEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FAIR ASSOCIATION 5-YEAR LEASE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SEVEN LEND AGENCIES OK MERGERS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"COUNTRY DANCING, ENGLISH STYLE","Argus LeaderNov 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OFF THE ROAD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INMATE CHARGED WITH RAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MAIN STREET MOSTLY NOT AFFECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*AUDIENCES TAKE PLAY'S MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BUDDING AREA DJ'S ARE A HIT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*MUSICIANS MIMIC SOUND OF BIG BAND,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
COURT WITH GOOD APPOINTMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PUBLIC HOUSING PLAN FOR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
DISABILITIES DON'T ALWAYS SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
ACORN MEMBERSHIP STEADY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
SIMKO GOT CLOSE-UP LOOK AT LAYNE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA A TITLE CONTENDER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HUNTING SEASON FREE OF FATALITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
INQUEST CONTINUES IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER BLASTS UN RESOLUTION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO CHECK PIPELINE LEAK,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT HEARS WRONGFUL DEATH SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"HOSPITAL GETS {dollar}154,000 GIFT FROM BROTHERS","Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MILBANK MAN NAMED TEACHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FATAL WOUNDS DESCRIBED BY CORONER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LIMITS FATHER'S TESTIMONY ABOUT GRIEF,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY PAPER TO BECOME MORNING DAILY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
8 ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES ON PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
APPROPRIATIONS OK'S SALE-LEASE PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CORN YIELDS SETTING RECORD,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FARM SLUMP TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*FOLKSY APPROACH IMPRESSES PARKER VOTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WILL THE ARENA HOST BIG CONCERTS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW'S ITINERARY GOES UP IN SMOKE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNMENT IS NOT AT FAULT FOR OBESITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SAY NO TO TAX FOR TEACHERS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"DON'T FORGET POW'S, MIA'S (L)","Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LANDMARK NEEDS LAST RITES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*WHY NO CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'12 ANGRY WOMEN',"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VARIETY OF SD THEATER SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"*KINKEL SAYS HE'S AGAINST VIOLENCE, NOT CONCERTS","Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*LONDON BAROQUE TO PLAY IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*CLASSICAL VIOLINIST STOPS IN SF,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BROADCASTERS HONOR RETIRING VETERAN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRANITE CITY JAYCEES WIN SIX AWARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TESTS SHOW NO OIL IN WATER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TOY DRIVE HALFWAY, ORGANIZER SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKER WANTS TO BAN LOTTERY ADS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WE'VE GOT YOU SURROUNDED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CULTURAL CENTERS NEED BROAD-BASED SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MILLIONAIRE TO HELP INDIANS GET HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL NEGOTIATIONS FOCUS ON CITY PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON SURVIVES FISHY COUP IN MOBRIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD WAITS FOR FIRST BIG SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS CABLE TV FIRM PULLS PLUG,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT OK'S CONFISCATIONS IN DRUG CASES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GOVERNOR BACKS TAX HIKE, MORE SCHOOL FUNDS","Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON WANTS SCHINNESS TREATED FAIRLY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SANITATION CHIEF--EVIDENCE COUNTERS CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*COUPLE HAS HIGH HOPES FOR HORSE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*WYOMING COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF INMATE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BOARD CONSIDERS MINING BAN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COLLIDER SUPPORTERS TO RAISE FUNDS WITH RUN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EX-OFFICIALS OF BANK IN KIMBALL INDICTED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*UNEMPLOYMENT UP IN SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*FRENCH HOPES BEST IS GOOD ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HIRED ESCORT SLAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SAY B-1B PASSED INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CENSUS SLIGHTS ON SD TOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUTURE MURKY AS DEADLINE PASSES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PARADE FANS CROWD CITY SIDEWALKS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*NEW PARKING RAMP NICE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LASHES STEREOTYPE OF COMPLACENT INDIAN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*KILLING BROUGHT DOWN DREAM,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JOB CARRIES DUTY TO TELL STORY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TRAGEDY CHANGED WAY NEWS IS TOLD,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY RESIDENTS ABSENT AT ABORTION PICKETING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
LIMIT CONGRESSIONAL TERMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
DIRTY POLITICS HERE TO STAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
POLITICS IS SURVIVAL OF RICHEST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
DASCHLE MISDIRECTS REMARKS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
MINING ISSUE IS NOT DEAD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
*KENNEDY'S PRESENCE RECALLED FROM VISIT IN 1960,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
*JFK STUDENTS ASPIRE TO GREATNESS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.16, col.3"
*CITY DOCTOR RECALLS CHAOS AT DALLAS HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.A, p.18, col.1"
*NDSU DEFEATS AUGUSTANA 49-7,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RED RAIDERS RALLY PAST SFC,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEARCH FOR BUDGET-CUTTING MEASURES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PUTTING TURKEY ON HOLIDAY TABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SDSU 3RD IN NATIONAL MEET,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
JOBLESS CAN LEARN WINTER SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
1988 TAX SEMINAR PLANNED THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BIG INSURERS ACQUIRING MORE FARMLAND,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PIERRE TO VOTE ON CITY'S LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
REPERTORY THEATER TO BUILD NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
REPORT SAYS PLANTS NEEDED IN BURN AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCHES--UNITY FOR THANKSGIVING SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DIRECTOR--DEAF SCHOOL WON'T CLOSE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HIGH SCHOOL STANDOUTS VISIT CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW'S SURFACE-MINING LIMIT IDEAS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LAMMERS RETAINS GOP POST,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
CONSTRUCTION ON SCHEDULE AT WOODFIELD CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA DUNES DIRECTOR TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
DAYCARE GETS KIDS HOPPING,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S CRACKDOWN ON ROADSIDE JUNK UPSETS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
'BLITHE' RAISES AUDIENCE'S SPIRITS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
*FORMER PRESIDENT OF RAMKOTA CORP DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
"ART JANKLOW TO GET {dollar}650,000","Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.E, p.05, col.4"
AFTER 23 YEARS RETURNS TO NEW JAPAN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*LOCAL COMPOSERS MIX INSPIRATION, CRAFT","Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
PICKINGS ARE SLIM FOR THE NIGHTSHIFT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*HARTFORD CHURCH GOES BACK IN TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OLDHAM FEARS FOR ITS SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
A DAY AWAY FROM DECIDING SCHOOL'S FATE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS ASSIST RECOVERY--MORE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*KAUR FM 89.1,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"*'I DO, I DO' GIVES INSIGHT TO MARRIAGE","Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
HOSPITAL PATIENTS NOT TREATED FAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VA DISPUTE UNDERSCORES REALITY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DRAWING LINE DIFFICULT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BAR MAY REOPEN IN NEW LOCATION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY WOMAN HURT IN CAR-DEER CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILITARY ACADEMY PROGRAMS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROAD PROJECTS SLOW TRIP TO RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS OFFICIALS RECEIVE EPA AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BANQUET BOSS LOST VOICE DURING SOLO,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GREAT PESTILENCE ISN'T CREEPING UP ON US,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLAN SUGGESTS CHARGE FOR HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COURSE TO BE OFFERED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PARKING FEE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD SETS LIMITS ON PRESENTATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SD, WYOMING RENEW MARKETING DEAL","Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
EMPLOYMENT IN MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CHILLY WEATHER COULDN'T STOP OFFENSES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CBA CHAMPION TULSA BEATS SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*O' CHRISTMAS TREE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IRS WANTS A BITE FROM WINNINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSIONER IN HOSPITAL AFTER POSSIBLE STROKE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CALL-UP NUMBERS REACH 700 IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"DASCHLE SUPPORTS USE OF GUARD, RESERVES","Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*ICE AGE GROWLS GREET VISITORS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
RIOTS SHOW NEED TO HAVE CAMPUS POLICIES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL AID FORMULA NEEDS AN OVERHAUL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
END TIME TEACHING NOT ROOTED IN SCRIPTURE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"SAN AGUSTIN, DEAN REPEAT ON ALL-NCC TEAM","Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MORE ORANGE GOOD IDEA FOR DEER HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ND MISSOURI RIVER FISHERIES IN JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MERGER MAKES FOR MIGHTY MCCOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CROPS COULD REACH RECORD AMOUNTS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CROW BAR PLANS TO MOVE NIGHTCLUB,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LOAN GOES TO NEW HOT SPRINGS FIRM,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RAVEN REPORTS 3RD QUARTER SALES DROP,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MINNESOTA MALL MAY BOOST SD TOURISM,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
IOWA FAMILY CLAIMS {dollar}7 MILLION JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE FOUND GUILTY OF RUNNING RED LIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PAPERS, TV STATION SUBPOENAED IN RIOT","Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STENSLAND TO SERVE WITH POLICY CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5 PLEAD GUILTY IN DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON BACKS SALES TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PAINTING THE PAGODA,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HARRISBURG FACES 5TH BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*I-90 SHOOTING LIKELY TO GO TO JURY TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESIDENTS HOPE TO SAVE HISTORIC PAVING STONES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SF WOMAN GIVEN 2ND CHANCE AT LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BRANSON FAMILY GIVEN MONEY IN ASBESTOS DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHRISTMAS TREE PERMITS ON SALE IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"COMMUNITY GROUP GIVES {dollar}94,500 TO PROGRAMS","Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"AURORA MAN WINS {dollar}6,500 AT FLANDREAU BINGO","Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RETIRED BANKER TO BUILD TOWER TO VIEW PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*TINY BIRD EARNS MAN GREAT PHOTO,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*ONE OF 800 WINDOWS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHERS GIVEN 6 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MILLER NOMINATED TO DIRECT STATE FMHA,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NICKEL VIDEO LOTTERY GETS PLUG,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CARETRAUM GIVEN MORE ACCESS TO 911,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSIONERS PAY THEMSELVES NICELY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
YANKTON DAILY PRESS & DAKOTAN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
COSMETOLOGY-LICENSE VIOLATORS REPRIMANDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SYMPHONY SUPPORTS WASHINGTON HIGH PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ABORTION PROGRAM APPEARED ONE-SIDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SKI AREA A GOOD PLACE FOR OUR KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*FUND-RAISER FOR NEEDY IN POOR TASTE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CRANBERRIES BOUNCE IN FROM BOG,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ELECTRICAL PROJECTS TO GET HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY TO HEAR EVIDENCE IN FATALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO DESTROYING RUINS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORNING ANCHOR MOVES TO NIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRAIN-TRUCK CRASH KNOCKS OUT ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"UNICEF FUND-RAISING GIFTS, CARDS ON SALE","Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD MULLS PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH RETURN NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR BONUSES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"NEW RURAL ADDRESSES WOULD HELP FIRE, POLICE","Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GUESSES WRONG ABOUT MICKELSON'S SISTER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAX NOT LEGAL FOR PROPOSED WHS OFFICES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WASHINGTON'S LACK OF PARKING SPURS CONCERN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CUSTER SHOOTING UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OLD AGE DOESN'T HINDER WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF SEEKS OTHER DETENTION SITES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TOURISM TELECAST TARGETS SMALL TOWNS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD PLANS EDUCATIONAL TV NETWORK,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE DISPUTES INSURANCE PREMIUM,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"STATE GROWING UP, MEDIAN AGE IS 32.5","Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PRESSLER ASKS VA FOR HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
RESERVATION JURISDICTION UNRESOLVED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*FURY HAND SKYFORCE 3RD STRAIGHT DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COOPERATIVE OIL FIRMS COMBINE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
DAIRY REFORM BILL NOT DEAD--DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MORE STUDENT INTEREST IN AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
RAVEN NET HITS RECORD FOR QUARTER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*BYRNE WRITES FROM VARIED VIEWPOINTS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
LAWMAKERS KEEP OWN SMOKING AREA IN CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CLAREY SUES 'ARGUS',"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CLINTON SHOULD KEEP WORD TO GAY SOLDIERS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW STREET LIGHTS PRESERVE CITY BEAUTY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THANKS TO PRESSLER FOR CAMPAIGN HELP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SEVA FOUNDATION GIVES VISION HELP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
COMPANY FINED IN WASTE VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR NAMES TWO CIRCUIT JUDGES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 30 MONTHS IN COCAINE CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHOWING OFF,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CHURCH TENSION DOOMS WOMEN'S ISSUES, PRIESTS SAY","Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FUEL SPILL FUND RUNNING ON FUMES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RECORD STATE INVESTMENTS DOESN'T NET BONUS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RUSHMORE FUNDING COMMENTS DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS' PENNY TAX DIES IN COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER ASKS MURDER CHARGE BE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SANBORN COUNTY RULED OUT FOR LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*READING SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"FARMER, CORPORATION AGREE TO COURT TERMS","Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EDUCATOR--RETAIN INDIAN HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*MORRELL NAMES NEW MANAGER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
WESTERN WHEAT FARMERS ENJOY RAINDROPS FALLING,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*'MONEY' EDITOR--DON'T BE TOO COCKY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*SKYFORCE AIM TO IMPROVE ROAD RECORD,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SUPERMAN CRAZE OVERWHELMS LOCAL VENDOR,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A FESTIVAL OF CHRISTMAS CHARITY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LIFE WITHOUT WRITING NOT IN SD NATIVE'S STORY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COLTON BOY HELD FOR SHOOTING AT MOM,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"COMMISSION CONSIDERS {dollar}10,000 PAY INCREASE","Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL MAY REMAIN OPEN IN SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NIGHT LIGHTS CHASE AWAY THE SHADOWS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BOOK DELVES INTO 1980'S FARMING FIASCO,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
*TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION IS DISQUEITING,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ALWAYS VOTED TO BALANCE THE BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOHNSON'S RECEIPTS NOT SO BAD IN TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
YOU GAIN LOTS OF WEIGHT WHEN YOU QUIT SMOKING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*CHURCH SHOULD BE COMFORT TO SEXUAL-ABUSE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COUNCIL'S MEMBERS MAY HOLD STATE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL HIGH SCHOOL WELCOMES MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SAY STABBING NOT VICTIM'S FIRST,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS CABLE WORKING ON SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SERVICE HONORS THOSE OFTEN FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIGNS OF CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AMMONIA WILL BE ADDED TO IMPROVE ITS TASTE AND SMELL,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLICE SEEK MAN WHO ABDUCTED 5-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LITTLE BIG HORN DESCENDANTS--PEACE A CENTURY LATER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ATTORNEY WANTS CITY TO APPEAL EMS CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BIG STONE PLANT WINS STATE PERMITS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAUGHERTY TO LEAD HURON DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIGHWAY PATROLMAN REACTS TO COURT RULING,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON DEFENDS ABORTION-CLINIC VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOLESKY SUPPORTS STRICTER DRINKING LAWS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BUNDLES OF JOY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CANTON HIGH COMPLETES AUDITORIUM RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"BEGIN RACISM FIGHT EARLY, COUNCIL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE FAA CONFIRMATION HEARING TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
KINER CRITICIZED FOR PAVILION NOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PANEL RECOMMENDS MEDICAID COVERAGE THROUGH AGE 14,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*GOLDEN VALLEY PROJECTS BOOMING,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CITY TO BEGIN SALE OF PAVILION BONDS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*SKYFORCE LOSE CBA OPENER 102-93 TO ROCHESTER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SEAT-BELT LAW BEGINS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN BEATS ODDS TO MAKE FARM SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ICY ROADS SEND VEHICLES SPINNING,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
KEEGAN QUESTIONS SCHOOL-AID FOCUS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HERE'S WHAT THE NEW LAW REQUIRES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SOYBEAN BOARD TO MEET MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RETAILERS HOPE FOR SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINOT ST. TOPPLES COUGARS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BOWLERS STRIKING OUT FOR COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE BAMBI SYNDROME,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*GEESE NUMBERS PICKING UP FOR PATIENT HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"HUNTERS, LANDOWNERS LOCK HORNS IN PIERRE","Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
RECYCLING REDUCES LANDFILL TRASH 9%,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CASINO, KMART TO DONATE TURKEYS","Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMPUTER WORKSHOP BEGINS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHIROPRACTORS TO TREAT POOR IN JAMAICA,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"COUNCIL, MAYOR ELECTION TUESDAY","Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOLIDAY FINERY SHINES BRIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*TOY STORE OPENS DOOR TO YOUNG, YOUNG-AT-HEART","Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SZAMEIT--CITY FUNDS MAY NEED SHIFTING,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
FLANDREAU COUNCILOR SOUGHT TO REPLACE GRECO,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CONCERT TO FEATURE PAGANINI CONCERTO,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION COUNCIL OFFERING WRITING WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ENTRIES SUBMITTED FOR NAME CONTEST--VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DANGEROUS PATIENT RETURNS TO CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GROUP BACKS REPEAL OF CORPORATE FARM BAN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
OCTOBER RUNOFF LEVELS ABOVE NORMAL,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"SHEEP, LAMB NUMBERS UP FROM LAST YEAR'S","Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATING FUEL CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*COUPLE DROPS PLANS TO BUY CITY LOT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ORGANIZATION URGES CONSUMERS TO PAY USE TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PUTTING TOGETHER PLANS FOR CATTLE FEEDLOT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*MAYOR CANDIDATES OFFER PLANS FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*EIGHTEEN COMPETE FOR THREE AT-LARGE COUNCIL SEATS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*RENTSCHLER BEST LEADER FOR CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
JAPANESE TOURISTS WOULD BOOST ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
VIGILANCE WILL KEEP SOUTH DAKOTA CLEAN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SEAT-BELT LAW SHOULD APPLY TO SCHOOL BUSES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*PREPARES FOR LIFE AS HOUSE MINORITY MEMBER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"SD SCENERY IN BIG DEMAND, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
EXPRESSWAY FUNDING DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
MORE STUDENTS MAJORING IN AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
"GETTYSBURG, PIERRE HOSPITALS AGREE TO LINK UP","Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
*CARVING A BIRD REQUIRES DEFT WORK WITH KNIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*1-TEACHER SCHOOLS CLOSE, PARENTS FEAR SOMETHING LOS","Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIRPORT TO EASE SECURITY MEASURES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"IMPACT OF SHUTDOWN WILL LAST, SD WORKERS SAY","Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
LESS EXPENSIVE HOUSING NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TAX-APPEAL PROCESS HAS EXPENDABLE LAYER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*STURDY MORAL CENTER NEEDED TO CREATE CARING SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
REP. JOHNSON SPREADS LIBERAL PROPAGANDA (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"PRESSLER, REPUBLICANS SHOULD BE VOTED OUT (L)","Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"KEYES' SPEECH STORY WAS FAIR, THOROUGH (L)","Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
STATE EMPLOYEES DESERVE THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BOTH PARTIES TO BLAME FOR THE BUDGET MESS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SCIENCE MAKES IT CLEAR CONCEPTION BEGINS LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"*SLOW DOWN, GIVE THANKS EVERY DAY","Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HUSABOE CHOSEN FOR CCHS HONOR,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BAND ON THE RUN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
20-YEAR-OLD DIES IN HEAD-ON COLLISION,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THREE MEN INJURED IN CRASH IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE RECEIVES PROPERTY-TAX NOTICE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MEN HOOKED ON FISHING AT NIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*SHOPPERS HELP UNDERPRIVILEGED AT HOME, OVERSEAS","Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKER--LAST DAY OF SESSION IS MISUSED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*US HOUSE HOPEFUL APPOINTS TREASURER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SPRING FLOODING PROBLEMS FROM BIG SIOUX RIVER FEARED,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ALUMNUS ESTABLISHES CIVIC EDUCATION FUND,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JOURNALISM LECTURE TO BE ON C-SPAN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*QUALITY TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DOOP DISCUSSED KILLING WITH BROTHER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SKYFORCE COACH SAYS BOREDOM IS HIS GREATEST FEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TRIBE QUESTIONS RESEARCH INTO INDIAN REMAINS,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*HE WAS A WORLD TRAVELER,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*LOTS OF ROOM IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SD SPENDS MORE THAN IT SENDS IN TAXES,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CALIFORNIA MAN RESTORES CONDE FARMHOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*AGE CLOUDS ISSUE WHEN IT COMES TO SECTION 457 PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 20 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FARMERS' MOTORCADE TO RUN ON ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP SEEKS BOUNDARY SOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS' MOTORCADE TO RUN ON ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAT-RAISING CHARGES SPAWN SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WEATHER DETERMINES FARM SUBSIDY AMOUNTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST KEAN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"FAIR, 4-H ACTIVITIES TO SPLIT NEXT YEAR","Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST KEAN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOLIDAY TO SLOW MOST ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT KILLS TWO,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW FLYING IN NEW PLANE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
COALITION BATTLES ZONING CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HARVEST STILL BEHIND,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
LEIN HOPES TO SAVE SCHOOL YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
LEMMON MEN CHARGED IN KILLING-HETTINGER,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
LEIN HOPES TO SAVE SCHOOL YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"US SHOULD SUPPORT IRANIANS, NOT SHAH (L)","Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
RETURN THE SHAH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WEB PIPELINE NEEDS A PUSH (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DEPLORES TREND TO NON-RELIGION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
EDUC BD APPROVES CLAIMS PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
COURT-STATE OWES MILLIONS IN TAX REBATE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COURT-STATE OWES MILLIONS IN TAX REBATE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DECISION SKEWERS BUDGET,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE BEING SUED OVER LOSS OF JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ND WATER SEEN AS AID FOR SD THIRST,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ND WATER SEEN AS AID FOR SD THIRST,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SEEK 7 PERCENT TAX HIKE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SEEK 7 PERCENT TAX HIKE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ND WATER SEEN AS AID FOR SD THIRST,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LONG-RANGE EDUCATION STUDY OK'D,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DEADWOOD PROSTITUTION CHRONICLED,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LONG-RANGE EDUCATION STUDY OK'D,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*CITIBANK WORK HALTED FOR TESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*CITIBANK WORK HALTED FOR TESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW CUTS OFF LIABILITY INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW CUTS OFF LIABILITY INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW CUTS OFF LIABILITY INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FAVORS HEALTH BILL TO HELP CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHAIN SAW SCULPTOR WANTS JOHNNY BACK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS SECURITY AT VA HOSPITAL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YOUNG KNOWHOW-GOOD AND BAD (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GARGOYLES FESTOON PIPESTONE BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*COUPLES FIND HELP FROM CHRISTIAN COUNSELORS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*DRACULA RENEWS LETHAL CHARM,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLES FIND HELP FROM CHRISTIAN COUNSELORS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*DRACULA RENEWS LETHAL CHARM,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLES FIND HELP FROM CHRISTIAN COUNSELORS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*WOODY ALLEN'S NEW FILM PARTLY ANSWERS ITS CRITICS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*CITY WAITING FOR NATURE TO CLEAR STREETS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MATHIS LAWYER WANTS CHARGE DISMISSED-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY WAITING FOR NATURE TO CLEAR STREETS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW ASKED TO VOID NATIVITY REQUEST,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW ASKED TO VOID NATIVITY REQUEST,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW ASKED TO VOID NATIVITY REQUEST,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HOUSE SAYS NO TO GARRISON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
READERS WILL MISS ODE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BIKE FOR SAINT JUDES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
LIKED KELO PLAYOFF COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"SDSU PRES SAYS 2 NOT FIRED, BUT WON'T BE RETAINED","Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ASKED TO ANSWER ETSI PIPELINE QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT--LENDER CAN CALL IN HOME LOAN IMMEDIATELY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ASKED TO ANSWER ETSI PIPELINE QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT--LENDER CAN CALL IN HOME LOAN IMMEDIATELY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS OK SPENDING EXTRA TUITION MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SDSU PRES SAYS 2 NOT FIRED, BUT WON'T BE RETAINED","Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SDSU PRES SAYS 2 NOT FIRED, BUT WON'T BE RETAINED","Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT--LENDER CAN CALL IN HOME LOAN IMMEDIATELY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ASKED TO ANSWER ETSI PIPELINE QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEEC CLEANS UP IN LITTER AWARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
2 MEN CAUGHT AFTER JAIL ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SEEC CLEANS UP IN LITTER AWARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
2 MEN CAUGHT AFTER JAIL ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE'S VOTE ON DISTRICT LAW DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LICENSE SOLUTION OK--CHANGE STILL NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOCKSMITHS SHOULD HELP FIND THIEVES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOCKSMITHS SHOULD HELP FIND THIEVES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR ROBERTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DIFFERS WITH WOSTER ON CONTROL OF FERRET (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DIFFERS WITH WOSTER ON CONTROL OF FERRET (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ELVIS FAN RAPS BOOK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
JANKLOW UNDECIDED ON BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CHRISTMAS TREES CAN BE CUT IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN ADMITS POST-GAME ASSAULT GUILT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW UNDECIDED ON BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
POLICY CALLED AID TO STOCKGROWERS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STABBING DEATH TRIAL BEGINS DEC 15-WAGNER,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS DEFENDS VOTE AGAINST DEFENSE CUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FORESTBURG VOTERS MAY DISSOLVE SCHOOL DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE RULES BACKED FOR RECLAMATION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE RULES BACKED FOR RECLAMATION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RULING AFFECTS MONEY PAID TO SHOP AT PRAIRIE MARKET,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
RULING AFFECTS MONEY PAID TO SHOP AT PRAIRIE MARKET,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
RULING AFFECTS MONEY PAID TO SHOP AT PRAIRIE MARKET,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*RECORD-SETTING SEASON GOOD ENOUGH FOR USD'S HUSTON,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RECORD-SETTING SEASON GOOD ENOUGH FOR USD'S HUSTON,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS HOPE FOR QUIET OPENING TO DEER SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE BB PREVIEW OF SF COLLEGE'S VAN WYHE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FIRE CAUSES {dollar}100,000 IN DAMAGES AT FRENCH DOOR","Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*8 HONORED AS FOREMOTHERS-WOMEN TO LOOK UP TO,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CHIROPRACTORS CHALLENGE UNLICENSED THERAPISTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PARTIES DIFFER ON INTERPRETING ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
NCC BASKETBALL-BOTTOM IS GETTING ALOT CLOSER TO TOP,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SPEEDCASTING NEWEST FISHING GAME,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
"*TO IRENE MAN, THE GOOD LIFE IS THE SIMPLE LIFE","Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUTURE OF YELLOW THUNDER AT STAKE OVER BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER COMPACT WITH SD UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD WON'T USE SALT TO MELT ICE ON ROADS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAMMOTH SITE RECCOMENDED FOR TOURIST ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD MAN KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SF MAN JAILED AFTER STABBING,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BEYOND MINN RIVALRY CONSIDER SD STATUS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PERPICH SHOULD FORGET DEBATE AND COMPETIVE...,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BETTER SMILE WHEN YOU SAY THAT PARTNER,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"LAND OF COLD WINDS, HOPPERS, FEW TREES","Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ONLY 5 OF 23 SD SENATORS FROM WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD JOINING IOWA IN HARASSING TRUCK DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BLASTS ANNEXATIONS, CUTTING OF CITY HALL JOBS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PETERSON WANTS BILL TO REPEAL LAW ALLOWING HOME ED,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRIBAL COUNCIL TO DECIDE GAMBLING ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRIBAL COUNSIL TO DECIDE GAMBLING ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRUCKER ROBBED AT SF MOTEL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COCKTAIL WAITRESS SERVES SMILES AS WELL AS DRINKS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*STEAM CLEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*EARTH-SHELTERED HOMES ARE GETTING OFF GROUND IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*WHEN SF WOMEN VOLUNTEERS TO SHUT-INS, SHE SMILES","Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*AUGUSTANA DEBATE DUO KEEPS 16,000 FACTS FLYING","Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MCCALL TELLS PROVOCATIVE HISTORY LESSON IN WOMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*WALTER WEELDREYER--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
*OLD FASHIONED HARVESTING BY USING MOTHER NATURE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD YOUNG FARMERS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT FUTURE OF AG,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*'IT'S NOT A BAD DREAM',"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GET REAGAN OUT OF OFFICE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*A NIGHT OF ARMAGEDDON,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*CRASH COURSE WAKES SENIORS UP TO THE PAST,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
'NOT QUITE TV GUIDE',"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*GROCERY BUSINESS CROWDED,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HANDBELLS RING IN THE SOUNDS OF CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WELCOME WAGON HOSTESS SPEAKS QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S VETERANS GET BUSINESS LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STUDENTS WILL SPEND DAY WITH OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TEXAS CONGRESSMAN TO SPEAK AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC EXPECTS MORE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN DESERVES PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DUE PROCESS NEEDED TO PROTECT TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DANNY OLSON WILL BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LOAN FUND ENCOURAGES PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
NEW FEES PROPOSED FOR CAMPING,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
AUGUSTANA TRANSITION TO PERIMETER GAME,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BANKS FASTS FOR ETHIOPIA,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
COYOTES LOOK FOR HEALTHY SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM DOESN'T WAIT FOR DRINKER TO STOP,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HONORS 47,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HONOR MEYER,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
PIONEER MEMORIAL RECOGNIZES AIDES,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
"*O'GORMAN CITES BANBURY, BILLION","Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY WAS PRANK,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTER SLIGHTLY INJURED IN HOUSE BLAZE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"GROUPS OFFER FOOD, FRIENDSHIP THANKSGIVING","Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S COMMITMENT SHOCKS VO-TECH,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS ENDORSE PAY PLAN FOR COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY WANTS TO REPLACE PLANE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SMOKED OUT BIRD,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SOME INDIANS HAVE LITTLE TO CELEBRATE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN DRUG RING,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*SD'S SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS ARE DOING OK,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CHASE BRINGS ATTENTION BACK TO SAFETY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
AIRBORNE ASBESTOS IS BELOW FEDERAL LIMITS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JUDICIAL PANEL ISN'T REVIEW BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PHOENIX MAN IS ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"SF MAN ACCUSED OF BURGLARY, THEFT","Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
3 ACCUSED OF SELLING LSD IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEMS TO CELEBRATE DASCHLE'S VICTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
PRESSLER BACKS DOLE FOR MAJORITY LEADER,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
US IS HELPING ETHIOPIA,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
COURT REFUSES TO HEAR APPEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SALE BARN CAN REOPEN SOON,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
TRIBE WANTS TO BUY PHONE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*MORRELL BACK TO WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR DROPS EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CANCER STRIKES SMOKER,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEDIA DECIDE WHAT IS GOOD AND BAD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE NO PLACE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEE EXCELLENCE OF SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SMOKERS GIVE UP THE WEED,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KIDS PLEAD--'DON'T SMOKE',"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHOIR TO GIVE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
HISTORY BEING WRITTEN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MEDICINAL PRACTICES DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
PARENTING CLASS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
COOKOFF TAKES PLACE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
GERMANS FROM RUSSIA TO MEET,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
SWIMMING CLASSES TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*A GOOD DAY TO STAY INSIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SENATE BILL WOULD HURT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACTIVIST BANKS SEEKS PAROLE TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER MARKETING DIRECTOR QUITS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN FOUND GUILTY OF BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY TAKING DISASTER INQUIRIES,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HENKIN IS PARADE'S GRAND MARSHAL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN SENTENCED FOR GIVING OUT DRUG,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PESTICIDE RECERTIFICATION POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ECONOMIST SEEKS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KILIAN GETS GRANT TO RECRUIT ADULTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TO ANSWER STATE SURVEY ON CRIME,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CLAIR CITY APPROVES ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE LOOKS AT LITERACY ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONTRACT WOULD GIVE SPEARFISH TEACHERS RAISE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAW SCHOOL IS HOST OF MOOT COURT CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER SAYS MCDOWELL DIDN'T GET A FAIR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"TRIBAL BINGO HALL DRAWS 2,300 ON FIRST WEEKEND","Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT CONSIDERS NEW KIND OF BANK,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINN BANK GETS {dollar}2 MILLION FOR CATTLE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JORGENSEN TOUCHES GIRLS SPORTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSION LOBBIES FOR PUBLIC HOUSING,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LIGHTEN UP,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SALE TALK WORRIES LITTON WORKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE LANDS SEAT ON FARM COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COPPER SULFATE WOULD KILL ALGAE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO FREE PARKING PRIVILEGES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABORTION DEGRADES NATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*NATIONAL ARTIST LEARNS AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD SON A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRAIRIE DOGS DIG SPECIAL SOUND OF BLUEGRASS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROOTS INSPIRE WRITER,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SD LEADS NATION IN VOTER TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REDFIELD FIRE REPORT DUE TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ICEBOUND,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ADAMS GONE MORNING OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CLEANUP OF WILLIAMS LEAK BEGINS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRIVER SAYS SIREN ON BEFORE CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FOUNDATION MAKES DREAM COME TRUE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JURY RULES DEATH WAS ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHILDREN IN PROGRAM INVITED TO OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY SETTLES UNPAID EXPENSES WITH HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT RULES MAN MUST FACE NEW DWI TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEPUTY ATTORNEY TO SUCCEED TELLINGHUISEN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER CONGRESS WANTS PIECE OF LOTTERY ACTION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WENTWORTH READIES HAZARDOUS WASTE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GROUNDWATER THREATENED, EXPERTS SAY","Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"USE FOOD AID, SALES TO END SURPLUS","Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*MICKELSON LEARNS FROM VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD RETIREMENT FUND BETTER,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MONUMENT TO ROBBIE'S PERSISTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'ARGUS' EXAMINES CITY'S HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY PARADE IS THIS MORNING,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD LAWMAKERS SPLIT ON BUDGET PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*RETIRED PASTOR RECALLS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*PREACHER PLANTING CHURCH IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
FIRE VICTIM THANKS HELPFUL FRIENDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MUSEUM HISTORY WALK 'DELIGHTFUL' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RESIDENTS WRITE COUNTY HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LAWSUIT DECISION UNJUST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
USERS SHOULD PAY MORE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEMP LEADERSHIP SHOWS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
RADIATION THREAT FROM SUPERCOLLIDER,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY NATIVE TREASURER OF NATIONAL CHURCH,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA DOWNS SFC,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BUS LINE OFFERS FREE PACKAGE DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR PICKS NEW LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
METHODISTS HOST RALLY FOR YOUTH,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE END PROGRAM WITH OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BEDTIME FOR BEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR'S JUST ANOTHER NEIGHBOR IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARKING CHARGE INCREASE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNION HOPES TO NEGOTIATE RETURN TO WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ADOPTION PROGRAM KEEPS ZOO IN BLACK,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CABLE TV RESTORED TO BROOKINGS CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CORSICA CENEX STATION LEAKED GAS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRED MANAGER DEMANDS MONEY FROM CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUSTICE BACK TO WORK AFTER HOSPITAL STAY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRISON BUREAU SENDS APPRAISERS TO CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THREE WOMEN ARRESTED IN LOTTERY TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR MAKES APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MITE COULD THREATEN BEES,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AIRPORT BOARDINGS INCREASE IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BILINGUAL FINGERS ARE DEAF STUDENT'S GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TAX HIKE OK TO TOWNSFOLK IN CASTLEWOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL, UNION BREAK OFF TALKS","Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WARDEN--STABBING WASN'T SYSTEM FAILURE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DANGERS OF SNOW REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PROPERTY TAX SYSTEM NEEDS MAJOR OVERALL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"PHOTO OF FALLEN REFEREE TASTELESS, INSENSITIVE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VOTERS SENT CLEAR MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STORE LIVES UP TO ITS NAME (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TAX RECEIVED JUST DESERTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MAHAN TO QUIT DEMOCRATIC POST,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SALARY PANELISTS MEET TODAY IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STENSLAND TO SPEAK AT WATER CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS AT NORTHERN PLAN WATT PROTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 OF B-1B CREW OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHE'S HUNG UP ON POLITICS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JFK ANNIVERSARY REMINDS US,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPEAKER ADVOCATES PLO RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SUPPORTERS OF CENTER UNCERTAIN ABOUT FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
RESIDENTS TO HONOR BIBLE LEAGUE'S 50TH,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*JAROS FOLLOWS GRANDFATHER'S FOOTSTEPS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LUTZ LEADS USD PAST AUGIE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*FEAST ON A FICKLE FORECAST,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DINERS FEAR 6-POUND GAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGEMENT DAY FOR OLD SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*HOLIDAY VOLUNTEER--SANTA DUTY REWARDING,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BIRTHDAY WOMAN GOES THE DISTANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DIRECTOR GIVES LATEST COMEDIC EFFORT ETHICAL SPIN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ATTACKING WILL NOT SOLVE EDUCATION PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AMERICANS SELECT THEIR HEROES POORLY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PARK WILL BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SD TOO TOUGH ON INMATES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BEWARE OF GREED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
GREEN SHOULD BE ON TEAM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
FOURTH BARTSCHER TO PLAY FOR HANSON BREAKS RECORD,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*CITY MALLS WELCOME 9 NEW BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
NEW BORDER TREATY PUTS DAKOTA DUNES IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
CITY COUPLE HONORED FOR PHILANTHROPY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG DEFENDANTS OFFER NOT GUILTY PLEAS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR JULY ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY SETS CITY'S TOY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHANGE OF ADDRESS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY DELAYS 41ST STREET DECISION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONNELL LEAVES KDLT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX LEADERS WELCOME SERIES,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE SENATOR QUESTIONS PRISON EXPANSION PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS MAKING RIGHT CUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"SISTERS SUE MALL, ATTACKER","Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOX ELDER MAN DIES IN ROLLOVER CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR ARMS PROTESTER GETS 1-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US HOUSE OK'S CENTENNIAL COINS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY SCARCE IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FUND MISUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON HAPPY WITH TAX STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GOVERNOR TO ANNOUNCE IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRESSLER SAYS US SHOULD BOMB IRAQ,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BLOOD CLOT REMOVED FROM ANDERSON,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX VALLEY WEARS A 'VEIL',"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY TO BUY ANOTHER VOTING MACHINE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRIVE-BY MURDER TRIAL NEARS END,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SEARCH FOR SMALL PLANE, MITCHELL WOMAN","Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BUST OF NORIEGA MIGHT BE A BUST (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOSS OF FACE MAY BE WISER THAN WAR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FLAG THIEF SHOULD RESPECT OTHERS' RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RACE PROVIDED CHANCE TO MEET KIND PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*MOVIE SETS RECORD STRAIGHT--INDIANS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOLIDAY MEALS MAKE ENCORE PERFORMANCES,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MOTHERHOOD INSPIRES COOK,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ANTI-ABORTION GROUP CALLS FOR BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION WORKER BREAKS ODORANT LINE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAMUELSON SAYS HE'LL STILL SPEAK ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE PEOPLE HURT IN TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*GUARD PILOTS TOPS, GENERAL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAN INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PARK PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TRIBE, CASINO CONTINUE DISPUTE","Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANVASS COMPLETION SIGNALS RECOUNT START,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RECYCLING WORKS ALMOST TOO WELL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHRISTMAS TREE PERMITS NOW AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGHWAY TROOPERS TRYING SMALLER CARS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE CEMENT PLANT MEETS STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEACHERS' SALARY RANK MAY IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY'S 'MR DWI' SENTENCED TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
15-YEAR PLAN FOR SOLID WASTE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ELLSWORTH AIRMAN SENTENCED FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BIGAMY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DEADWOOD MAYOR WANTS NUDITY BAN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
MICKELSON UNHAPPY WITH CORPS' PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ADOPTION MONTH SPOTLIGHTS KIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
OMAHA ENDS WIN STREAK,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NO VOTE SCHEDULED ON MORRELL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTAN BUYS YANKTON'S GURNEY SEED,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
*VOLUNTEERS RELY ON EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR'S SISTER NAMED IN CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ANDES CENTRAL'S GROUPING BLASTED,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PROSPECTS PERCOLATING FOR MILLER'S JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SF TRAFFIC PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ARENA PERSONNEL LAX IN ASSISTING MUSICIANS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"FINALLY, PROGRESS ON AMBULANCE FRONT","Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'DOONESBURY' DOESN'T PHASE REPUBLICANS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*'WELFARE FOR WEALTHY' SEGMENT OFF BASE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*ACE OF THE MEAT PLACE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*QUEENSRYCHE PUTS METTLE IN ITS METAL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EMCEE CHARACTER CARRIES USD'S 'CABARET',"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CURRICULUM CENTER OFFERS TEACHER AIDS (PROF),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"BUSH, WHITE PROCLAIM NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK","Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN BEATING,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}30 MILLION LOTTO POT ENTICES MORE PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASS CRAFTING FOR MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEAGUE RECYCLING PLAN MIRRORS OLD ONE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CRIME RATE SECOND-LOWEST,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"COUNTY TO SPEND {dollar}31,000 ON MISTRIAL","Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JEFFERSON MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOBRIDGE WOMAN DIES IN BISMARK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*GOVERNOR MEETS WITH STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SINTE GLESKA PRESIDENT TO ORGANIZE CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STANDING ROCK DISPUTE TAKEN TO SENATE PANEL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*VIKINGS DEFEAT SOUTHWEST STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EAST RIVER DEER POPULATION UP,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FFA MEMBERS TAKE NATIONAL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LOCATION OF CORN PLANT DRAWS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PARK PURCHASES RADIO STATION IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NO FUNDING YET FOR FARM HEALTH PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NEW RESTAURANT SET FOR FORMER LAFAYETTE SPOT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION RATE UP IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ACCOMPLISHED PRISON WORKER RESIGNS POST,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*GIVES NEEDY SOAP, SOUP, SALVATION","Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PRAYER SHOULD BE LIKE CHILD RUSHING TO HUG PARENT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*UTILITES ARE ONLY PART OF PUC,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SATAN WORSHIPERS USE ABANDONED BUILDINGS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
THANKS FOR 12 YEARS IN CAPITOL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CALIFORNIA MAN GETS 5 YEARS IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWA WOMAN DIES IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN DIES FROM CRASH INJURIES,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TAX EVASION SENTENCES UPHELD FOR WINNER MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY MAY BOARD UP HOTEL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GEOGRAPHY DISCIPLINE COMES BACK,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VAN TURNS OVER,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
A WASTE COMPANY'S PAST COULD LIMIT FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX TRIBES DEVELOPMENT GETS MILLIONS IN FUNDING,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*ELKAMP AND INGALLS ARE LUSK FELLOWS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GEOLOGIST TO LECTURE AT USD ON TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL IS HOST TO GROUP'S MEETING TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*'CLINTON' GETS HIS FILL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ALCESTER NURSING HOME ADDS ALZHEIMER'S WING,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OSHA SAYS FUMES DANGEROUS AT HOTEL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
UNIVERSITIES FACE HOUSING PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"*PROMOTING ETHANOL, THANKING CUSTOMERS","Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
"*VIKINGS, JACKS LEAD ALL-NCC","Argus LeaderNov 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COMING IN FROM THE COLD WAR,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CONFIRMED DEPUTY CHIEF OF THE FAA,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAKING IT ILLEGAL FOR KIDS TO BUY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LIVING NEXT TO MISSILES HAD ITS MOMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
HEALTH CARE SHOULD BE UNIVERSAL-AFFORD..(RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"THE EARLIER RACISM ATTACKED, THE BETTER (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CLASS LAUDED FOR USING FIRM HAND (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*FACILITIES ARE FIRST-RATE AT INDIAN-OWNED CASINOS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CRIMINALS DON'T ADHERE TO BILLS AND LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FORGOT FARMERS IN VOTE AGAINST NAFTA (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SOON NO ONE WILL PAY FOR HEALTH COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EXPERT DOESN'T GRASP WASTE-TO FUEL CONCEPT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ARGUS COULD HELP PUBLISH MESSENGER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
UNITED NATIONS WASTES TAXPAYERS' MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON UNDERSTAND ECONOMY (L)","Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GUN-BILL BACKERS FORGET PEOPLE KILL PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PRESSLER'S ACCUSATION HURTS RELATIONSHIPS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
RE-ELECTION PROMOTED JOHNSON'S NAFTA-VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"TRAPPERS AFTER PROFIT, NOT ANIMAL WELL-BEING (L)","Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
CATTLE COUNT REACHES 15-YEAR HIGH POINT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INTERIM STAFF PROS WIN EMPLOYER AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN REPORTS RECORD SALES,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ECONOMIC FUTURE LIES IN EMERGING KNOWLEDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD'S FASTEST-GROWING OCCUPATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BOY, 12, DETAINED FOR SHOOTING AT MOM","Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO REPLACE OFFICIAL IN THE OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERSOL CONFIRMED AS FEDERAL JUDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
7 SUPERINTENDENT FINALISTS VISIT CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPRING MAY BRING NEW ROUND OF FLOODING,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LENNOX NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OLD LANDFILLS DOT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRACTICE RUN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SD SITES ON THE SUPERFUND,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN USES PHONY NURSING LICENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
4 LAKOTA TO SPEAK AT UNITED NATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"LOVE CANAL STARTED IT, BUT MANY HATE SUPERFUND","Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PUBLIC TO HAVE MORE VOICE IN MANAGING HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*JANSSEN AWAITS FIRST 300 GAME AND PRO CAREER,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROCKFORD HOLDS OFF SKYFORCE 108-105,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A PERFECT DAY FOR HUNTERS AND DOGS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*DWELL ON THIS MUSEUM EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*JFK'S DEATH PUT A SHADOWY HAZE OVER HISTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*LIVESTOCK FUTURE LOOKS DISMAL, SAYS SPECIALIST","Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS HOPE TO END DEPENDENCE ON LOTTERY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"TO WIN, MAYOR NEEDS 50% PLUS ONE VOTE","Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ELECTING OUR NEW LEADERS--THE SIOUX FALLS VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PLAN SHOULD HELP CITY MOVE AHEAD (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CANDIDATE TAKES STAND AGAINST VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KNOBE RESPONSIBLE FOR IMPROVING CITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GIVE THANKS WITH VEGETARIAN FEAST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOUISE AVENUE SPLIT DESERVES TWO NAMES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*MINORITY RULING IS WRONG TURN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BRANDON BAND TAKING ITS ACT TO HOLLYWOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TEENS TOIL FOR HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COLLEGE APPLICATIONS CAN BE A STUDY IN FRUSTRATION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COL. BAND SHOWS RANGE; KRETZNER SHINES ON DULCIMER,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAW PREVENTED JOINT ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SERVICES FOR VICTIM OF CRASH--STURGIS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS CHOOSE LEGISLATIVE LEADERS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY CONSIDERS LICENSING CONTRACTORS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*CITYWIDE SHOWER AIDS PARENTS, TOTS","Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SHOPPERS CHOOSE GIFTS THAT KEEP GIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN PRINCIPAL IS IN BUSINESS OF HELPING OTHERS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COMPANIES SET UP SHOP IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CHORUS TO PERFORM TUESDAY AT USD,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FUND-RAISER STARTED FOR TEEN'S SURGERY--ALCESTER,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"BUFFALO SALE RAISES {dollar}535,000 FOR PARK","Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BANKER TAKES SKILLS TO KAZAKHSTAN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"SOUTH DAKOTA SLIPS BY WITH RAIN, NO SNOW","Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LOTTERY TO EARN {dollar}28 MILLION--STATE BUDGET DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*LIBERTARIAN GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE FELT IGNORED,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DISCLAIMER WILL NEGATE A GIFT TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*75 MPH SPEED LIMIT IS POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESS BOOMING AS LOCAL WORKERS RETURN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"AT THIS POINT, WHO CARES? (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
POCKETBOOK PENALTY COULD WHIP TRUANCY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SUPERFUND LAW STALLS ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
'PRIEST' NOT GUILTY OF CATHOLIC BASHING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CUSTER CLOSING BASED ON FAULTY FIGURES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*WIFE CAUGHT IN TUG-OF-WAR OVER LOYALTY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MANY SF TRAVELERS CUT IT CLOSE AT AIRPORT CHECK-IN,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIT BACK AND ENJOY THE SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DAWKINS WILL WEAR UNIFORM WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 BOYS SENTENCED IN POOL VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE REFUSES SUIT TO STOP BIA CUTS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONVICTED STALKER SENT BACK TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VICTIM IN FATAL CRASH ON I-29 IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 38, ARRESTED IN DRUG-SELLING CASE","Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNCIL OK'S MANDATORY RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BRING ON THE HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TO LOWER MISSOURI RIVER RESERVOIRS,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ETHANOL PUMPS {dollar}61M INTO ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"MAN STARTS FIRE, THEN HOLDS UP NEARBY STORE","Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*NEW INDOOR ICE RINK COMING,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*USD PLANS FORUM ON INDIAN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CASINO DONATING 250 TURKEYS TO NEEDY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW PROCLAIMS AIDS AWARENESS DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RECYCLING EXTENDS LIFE OF LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"WOODEN ISOLATION BOXES TO STAY, PRINCIPAL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PANEL SUGGESTS WORKER SAFETY LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
FORMER STATE LAWMAKER DIES AT 85,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*PROPERTY VALUE LOSS FROM ARSON,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
NON-INVESTORS DRAWN TO DOW MILESTONE,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MERGER GREW FROM HOMEY WEEKEND IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderNov 21 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
MCGOVERN HAWKISH IN WARNING IRANIANS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN HAWKISH IN WARNING IRANIANS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ABOUREZK TO CHECK IRAN CRISIS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABOUREZK TO CHECK IRAN CRISIS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE TURKEYS FLOCK TO TOWN ON RIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SNOWSTORM STRIKES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COMMON SENSE VICTIM OF STORM,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SOARING ENERGY COSTS HURTING SD ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SCHUMAKER MAY BATTLE MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SCHUMAKER MAY BATTLE MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"REFUGEES INSPIRE COMMUNITY HELP, SCORN","Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
GROUP LEAVES CAROL DECISION TO COURTS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
VIOLENCE NO ANSWER IN IRANIAN CRISIS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
THANKSGIVING REFLECTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA IGNORES TURKEYS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
GROUND WATER PROJECT STALLED,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
TOURISM INDUSTRY GETS A LIFT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FIRE KILLS VERMILLION MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
MAN DIES IN CAR ROLLOVER-STEPHAN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
RULING ON SCHOOL PLACEMENT OF DEAF GIRL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RULING ON SCHOOL PLACEMENT OF DEAF GIRL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITY SPEAKER SAYS JAPAN CAN TEACH US,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*SIOUX EMPIRE TAKEN BY STORM,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA WILL INTERVIEW CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MASTER OF PIANO REBUILDING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PUNCH FOR PRISON POETRY-CRAIG VOLK,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW-NEW TAXES NEEDED TO PAY UTILITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW-NEW TAXES NEEDED TO PAY UTILITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW-NEW TAXES NEEDED TO PAY UTILITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GAME PLAYERS WIN ONE ROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LUTHERAN BISHOP TO BE INSTALLED,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*LUTHERAN BISHOP TO BE INSTALLED,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
REGENTS TO STUDY PROPOSED PLAN FOR INCREASE IN TUITION,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}6000 FIRE GEAR CONTRACT TO BE AWARDED MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COVELL LAKE DREDGING OPERATION,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER WARNS GOP TO USE POWER WISELY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS TO STUDY PROPOSED PLAN FOR INCREASE IN TUITION,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER WARNS GOP TO USE POWER WISELY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BANK ROBBERY SUSPECTS BOUND OVER TO GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW PUTS OFF DEC ADC CUT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW PUTS OFF DEC ADC CUT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS FACE WATER DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD TRIM RAISE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD TRIM RAISE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHRISTIAN HIGH STUDENTS COMPLAIN ABOUT ARGUS LACK OF,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHRISTIAN HIGH STUDENTS COMPLAIN ABOUT ARGUS LACK OF,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FAMILY SEEKS RETURN OF BLACK POODLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
AIRPORT PROJECTS IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD SENATORS DON'T AGREE ON AG ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
OFFICIAL SAYS HURON LIKELY WILL KEEP ART,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
COURT REVERSES LIQUOR DECISION,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SOME SCHOOLS NOT PROVIDING FOR NEEDS OF HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
DEMOS WATCHING REAGANOMICS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW ASKED TO VOID NATIVITY REQUEST,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TOURISM FUNDING MIGHT BE ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FIRM WANTS TO DRILL FOR COAL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS OK SPENDING EXTRA TUITION MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MADISON FIRE PROBE ENDS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE'S EX-CHAIRMAN TO RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MEANS SAYS ALLIANCE DIDN'T LIE ABOUT CONCERT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MEANS SAYS ALLIANCE DIDN'T LIE ABOUT CONCERT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE'S EX-CHAIRMAN TO RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT MAY ASK FOR DEATH PENALTY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COURT MAY ASK FOR DEATH PENALTY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ONLY 35 PERCENT IN SD USE FREE LUNCHES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
IT'S RUSSIA'S TURN TO SPEAK FOR PEACE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FINE'S COLUMN UNFAIR TO PLAYOFF BANDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FINE'S COLUMN UNFAIR TO PLAYOFF BANDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD PUBLIC FIGURES CLOSE AS NEAREST PHONE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHREINER'S VETERANS DAY COLUMN DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHREINER'S VETERANS DAY COLUMN DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"GARRISON PROJECT NOT DEAD, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RC TO GET MORE AIR CONTROLLERS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ANDERSON APPOINTED CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
5 STATE FARMERS UNIONS FORM COALITION,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ANDERSON APPOINTED CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HALF USD MED GRADUATES STAY IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HALF USD MED GRADUATES STAY IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
INTEREST TAKING BIGGER BITE FROM FARM INCOME,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SDSU WOMEN WIN NCAA CROSS COUNTRY TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU WOMEN WIN NCAA CROSS COUNTRY TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*RED LAKE ALIVE, WET THIS SEASON","Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SALMON RECORD SET BY IOWA FISHER,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
RIFLE DEER SEASON SPREADS SAT TO STATE'S E RIVER,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"*RED LAKE ALIVE, WET THIS SEASON","Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
NO RESTRICTIONS AT TWO LAKES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*STONE'S CONCERT--2 1/2 HOURS IN ROCK'N'ROLL WRINGER,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PHYLLIS NORBERG--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*4 YOUNG FARMERS DETERMINED TO STAY ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SUPERVISOR HANDLES 2 1/2 MILLION BARRELS OF FUEL PER YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*CONVENTION, INDUSTRY MORE THAN PARTY AND PLEASURE","Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*CONVENTION, INDUSTRY MORE THAN PARTY AND PLEASURE","Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*CONVENTION, INDUSTRY MORE THAN PARTY AND PLEASURE","Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
WHERE THE CONVENTION MONEY GOES IN SF,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
ACCOUNTANT TO EXPLAIN CHANGES IN TAX LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
PRO-FOOTBALL'S BACK--MOST DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS GONE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LANDOWNERS TO HUNTERS--PAY FEE OR LEAVE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TURKEYS AWARDED TO WINNERS IN TURKEY TROT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD AGENCY WON'T REGULATE PAY HUNTING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"HUNTING TRADITION VANISHING IN SD, SPORTSMAN SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUICE NEWTON SINGS MANY STYLES OF MUSIC-NOT ONE WELL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*TIRRELL WINS HEALTH SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
PHARMACY AWARDS HONOR ALUMNI,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
EXTENSION OBSERVES FAMILY WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
LA SERTOMA CLUB GIVES SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
BONDING FIRMS LARGELY UNRESTRICTED POWER...,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOWNTOWN MALL TAKES AN OLD-FASHIONED LOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YELLOW THUNDER CAMP TRIAL BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FILMMAKER'S BACKGROUND QUESTIONABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL TEEN HURT FALLING DOWN ELEVATOR SHAFT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COVERAGE OF VICTUM'S FUNERAL CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIGHER US GAS TAX WOULD AID ROAD RENEWAL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SAYS ANNULMENT STORY INCOMPLETE, INACCURATE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AREA OFFICIALS SEARCH FOR MISSING BOY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOARD TO CONSIDER CURRICULUM POLICY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMPLAINTS INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD CONTRACTS HIGHWAY PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF OFFICIALS EVACUATE APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RURAL SD TURNS ON TO TV SATELLITE DISHES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*200 PLAY IN PIANO FESTIVAL AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"CASTLEWOOD, ARMOUR LEAD GIRLS INTO REGION CONTEST","Argus LeaderNov 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'THE DAY AFTER' STARTED TALK,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 COMMISSIONERS OK PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PEACE PLAN GIVES LOOK AT SOVIET LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*NEVER CONTENT TO SIT ON THE SIDELINES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NOV 22 HOLDS SPECIAL MEANING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WAGNER IS ELECTED TO 3-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
GROUP ELECTS KILLIAN VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SCOTT IS PRESIDENT OF ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*JANKLOW DEFENDS PRISON SCHOOL IDEA,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DASCHLE LOOKS AT BUDGET CUT, SURTAX","Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES MAN'S {dollar}160 MILLION LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER ASKS STATE FOR DETAILS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIKING PRESS WANTS DOCUMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLK TO ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PARENTS WANT BAND TO GO TO EUROPE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPETITIVE MARKET WOULD HELP PRICES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TEACHERS WANT MORE CHANGES IN CURRICULUM,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SNOW PARKING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNION SUES LABOR SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EDUCATION BOARD LOOKS AT NEW CHIEF,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
'DAY AFTER' ENHANCES UNDERSTANDING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*DASCHLE SHOULD PRACTICE WHAT HE PREACHES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WISE TEEN-AGERS ON FAMILY LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BUDGET-BUSTING LAWMAKERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MANY JOBS IN ANIMAL AND RANGE SCIENCES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CONFUSION ABOUT TAX LAWS DELAYS VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"FOUNDATION GIVES {dollar}60,500 TO CHILDREN'S AID","Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JURY FINDS ESSLINGER GUILTY--DIXON,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
POLICE MAKE TWO ARRESTS IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TURKEY GROWERS WORRIED ABOUT LEFTOVERS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE BASKETBALL FRONTS","Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TURNING HEART REACHING FOR OLYMPIC GREATNESS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ASHLEY HOPES THE GOOD TIMES RETURN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*BABY DRIVEN TO MAKE DEBUT A FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THANKSGIVING NOT BOUNTIFUL FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPORTING EXPERIENCE A POSITIVE ONE FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHICAGOAN WORDLAW TAKES LESS-TRAVELED ROAD,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
'THE PHILADELPHIA STORY',"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PIANIST HAS CONCERT MINISTRY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATCH THE BEAR'S TRIAL DELAYED 1 MONTH,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEFENSE TO USE HEARSAY TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"JUDGE AGREES TO CUT MAN'S BOND TO {dollar}10,000","Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS UPSET ABOUT FEE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN INVOLVED IN POLICE CHASE TO HAVE TESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GERKEN MAY NOT ASK FOR RECOUNT OF VOTES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOMEBUILDERS WANT ENERGY RULES DELAYED,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COCAINE USE MORE OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
AMERICANS HAVE MUCH TO BE THANKFUL FOR (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NATURE SHOWS PASSAGE OF TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE--REAGAN PLAYING POWER POLITICS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HELEN HAYES TO GIVE BENEFIT PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE RECOMMENDS LAWYERS' SUSPENSIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PLAN TO INCORPORATE LAKE CAMPBELL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR CALLS FMHA PROGRAM ON WATER UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR CRITICIZES HIGHWAY TOLL PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HURON MAN GETS 15 YEARS ON FIREARMS CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW WILL MAKE BUDGET SPEECH WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JURY FINDS TRUSTY GUILTY OF ESCAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LAKOTA CULTURE EXPERT TO LECTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"SUBJECT OF MEETING IS WEED, PEST CONTROL","Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
URGES CUSTOMERS TO MAIL EARLY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
EDUCATION OFFICIALS MAY LOSE GRANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*BIG-LEAGUE B-R-R-R TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*550 APPLY FOR JOBS VACATED DURING STRIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COOPER AND HUNKING IGNORE PUBLIC AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"REGAN BLUNDER, SOVIET GAIN (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO PUT DISPUTE AT MORRELL BEHIND US (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KICK IDIOTS OUT OF CONGRESS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WHY HASN'T STATE SIGNED ON? (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DON'T LET GUN PROPOSAL DIE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
READERS DESERVE BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*NECKLACES WITH TRINKETS ARE 'IN',"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IN TIME FOR THANKSGIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE POSTPONES HOMICIDE TRIAL FOR EX-SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE DEPARTMENTS START WORK TODAY AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECORD SEEKERS HOPE ...,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT PILGRIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"HORMEL, STRIKERS PONDER MORRELL","Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WE DIDN'T SWAY CHEM-NUCLEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WILSON FOODS TO SELL PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OLDHAM--SHUTTING HIGH SCHOOL'S DOORS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM GROUP PLUGS LAW CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BANKERS WARNED ABOUT MONEY SCAM,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BANKS TELLS PAROLE BOARD HE WANTS NEW START,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE TO SCHEDULE FARMERS' TRIAL AGAINST BLOCK,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE PANEL WORKS ON DRINKING-AGE BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS 30 YEARS FOR RAPID CITY STABBING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSOURI BASIN POWER TO DROP ELECTRICAL RATES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW DWI PROSECUTOR STARTS JOB DEC 9,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROSPERITY OVERLOOKED FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"SCHULTZ, MCDONALD SHOULDER HOPES","Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EX-SDSU FOLKS FIND OTHER WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MEETING TO DISCUSS HOUSING PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HAYWARD GAS LEAK,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DIRECTOR SINGS GROUP'S PRAISES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CAMP DIRECTORS THANK OPTIMISTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
EX-PATIENT RELATES GOOD EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PUT LIMIT ON PAC'S (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OTHER FANS ALSO BEHAVE POORLY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FIND HOPE IN LIFE THIS THANKSGIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
IOWA STATE SHOULD CONSIDER TRIPLETT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE GETS ON INDIAN PANEL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FESTIVAL CONCERT SET FOR TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LESSONS FROM FIXING FEAST,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONTRACTOR PULLS DOWNTOWN PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YACHT HAS CLEAR SAILING AFTER MIX-UP,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LETUP ON GAS WOULD AVOID COLLISION,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIRE TRACED TO SHORT IN CIRCUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DOCTORS AND HOSPITAL CLEARED IN INFANT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAIR OFFICIALS WANT RESPONSIBILITIES DEFINED,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KEYSTONE'S CHIEF COP STILL ON JOB AFTER FIRING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMPLAINTS SPUR ON BAGGAGE HANDLERS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RECOUNTS SET IN 4 STATE HOUSE RACES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
VIOLENCE PROGRAMS TO GET MONEY DIRECTLY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LIVESTOCK GETS BETTER PRICE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LOCAL CORNHUSKER BOOSTERS SEE RED,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOST CITY HOMELESS FIND SHELTER FROM THE COLD,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE FIGHTS BRADLEY BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MICKELSON POWER PLAN DESERVES CONSIDERATION (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POLL GIVES MICKELSON 75 PERCENT APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MAKE SEAT BELTS VOLUNTARY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TEEN-AGERS NEED TOOLS TO PREVENT PREGNANCY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*TRIP REVEALS NATO ISN'T UNITED,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CHURCH RECEIVES GRANT FOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EROS VIDEOTAPE WINS BRONZE MEDAL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO HOST TOWN MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKER ATTENDS REGIONAL AIDS FORUM,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR TO FOCUS ON RURAL WOMEN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GROUPS PURSUE TAX INCREASES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRINCIPAL WATCHES CHANGES IN LAKE PRESTON,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANALYSTS DISPUTE PRIMARY IMPORTANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ASTRONAUT--CHALLENGER HURT US,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EPA DELAYS PLAN LIMITING PESTICIDE USE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS MAN TO STAND TRIAL IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED TO PRISON IN COCAINE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PAROLE BOARD RIGHTFULLY DENIED HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS AGREE TO MERGER PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"BUREAU SHOULD SHRINK, NOT VANISH","Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
INDIANS WANT PAYMENT FOR RELOCATION,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SURVEY--FARM INCOME IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
YOUNG AMERICA FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BANKRUPTCIES CONTINUE TO CLIMB,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SD SUSPECT PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGES IN SEATTLE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"*SDSU, DEHAVEN THIRD","Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN WOMAN IS TRIPLE THREAT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
"LILLIAN LIBBY, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
BUSINESS SEMINAR FEATURES 2 SUBJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"ETHANOL, MEDIATION ARE GROUP TOPICS","Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
K-MART TO GIVE TO 25 FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR BUSINESS CITIZEN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DECK THE HALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FIRM'S COINS HONOR VETS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
"YIELD BIG, BUT CORN SURPLUS WILL FALL","Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
"PORK, BEEF CHECKOFFS WIN SUPPORT","Argus LeaderNov 22 1987, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*MURDER CHARGES FOR BENNIS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RECEIVE BOOST FROM RESERVE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
BIG QUESTIONS LINGER ABOUT B-1B (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ARTICLE HURT BOWLING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
OMISSION OF CHEMICAL CAUSED WATER PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOP VOTES AGAINST FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MONEY SYSTEM BIG SCAM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*AUGUSTANA WRESTLERS BLANK NORTHERN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
O-GORMAN STUMPS LINCOLN 41-27,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MEN CHARGED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSING COLLEGE STUDENT FOUND DEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN KILLED IN ONE-CAR WRECK,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION WANTS CHANGE IN PICKETING LAWS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ART JANKLOW DEFENDS SALE OF LEASES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BILL STARTS NEW TEACHERS AT {dollar}16,000","Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY COMMISSION RAISES PARKING RATES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
B-1B INVESTIGATION COULD TAKE A MONTH,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REFUGEE GETS EIGHT YEARS IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WOLLMANN PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*TELLINGHUISEN, HEIDEPRIEM OUT OF RACE","Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SCHOOL ELECTION RESULT SURPRISING, ENCOURAGING (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAKING TEEN LICENSES FOR DRINKING WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KUETER DID WHAT WAS RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CHAPTER AIDS ALZHEIMER'S BIGGEST SUFFERERS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"PRO-LIFERS BACK OPTIONS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CENTENNIAL WORK APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STRIP WON'T CORRUPT KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*HOSTESS FINDS PARTY FOOD ENTERTAINING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY RAPE SUSPECT RELEASED ON BOND,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRACK DEAL SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SDSU CHEERLEADERS, SCHOOL RESOLVE FEUD","Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GIRL'S PHOTO PART OF EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CATHOLICS CONSIDER CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION REVOKES SALVAGE FIRM'S PERMIT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DINERS PART OF CITY OUTREACH,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DISC JOCKEYS OFFER SERVICES AS ANCHORS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FOSTER MOTHER--LAW NOT ACTING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICES WILL CLOSE FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROHM HIRES PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY ACCEPTS LOW BID FOR REMODELING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVT WANTS TRIBES' LAWSUIT THROWN OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KROGMAN RESIGNS FROM STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN FACES STIFF CHARGES IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TALKS ON INDIAN EDUCATION TO START,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US WEST TAKES TEACHER NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RUSHMORE TO GET AERIAL INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AVERAGE TEMPERATURES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
CIGARETTE SALES BAN PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
"RAVEN EARNINGS, SALES SET RECORD","Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
WATER PARK TO BE BUILT WEST OF CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
PLANT LOSS ALTERS PLANS IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*CHEMICAL UNIT MAY GO TO GULF,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN FOUND GUILTY IN I-90 SLAYING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--HALF-BLOCK OF 6TH STREET,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
BE THANKFUL FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
CHARLESON WOULD BE GOOD SDSU HEAD COACH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.A, p.14, col.6"
DRINKING DRIVERS LACK REPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.A, p.14, col.6"
JANKLOW'S JEALOUS OF PRESSLER'S VICTORY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.A, p.14, col.6"
*AD DEMONIZING ENEMY INSULTS ARABS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
*HOSTESS TO HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'THREE MEN' MAKES A CASE FOR SENTIMENTALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
IS THE SCHOOL READY FOR THE CHILD,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GIRL GOES HOME AFTER MAULING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FINED FOR SALE OF VETERINARY DRUGS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOBRIDGE WON'T SUE CORPS OVER CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUSTAD SEEKS RECOUNT IN CLOSE RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LAUNDRY BASKET CATCHES FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALL INVITED TO SPECIAL DINNERS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANDERSON IN CRITICAL CONDITION AFTER SURGERY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLANE SEARCH FOCUSES ON NORTHWEST ARIZONA,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS MAKE SPECIAL FEAST,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DAVI PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EAGLE BUTTE MAN FACING ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOTTO AMERICA SALES DOUBLE PROJECTED TALLY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STRIVE HIGH EARNS JOB TRAINING AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TECH PRESIDENT PICKED FOR EDUCATION BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BIA OFFICER DIES IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SISSETON RESIDENT WANTS TOWER ERECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"EXCHANGE OPENED EYES, LEADERS SAY","Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SDSU GREEN WORKS TO SAVE WORLD,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BUCK STAR IS IMPACT PLAYER,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
REGIONAL BACKING SOUGHT FOR INSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*SF PRECIPITATION LAGGING BEHIND,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
*SD FIRM TOPS 'INC' REPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOM SAYS HOSPITAL COVERED UP DAUGHTER'S RAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BALTIC PREPARES FOR POLITICKIN',"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"DEMOCRATS, DON'T JUST BASH BUSH (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*GREAT BEAR GOOD FOR AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
REA HAS BEEN BLESSING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CHAINSAW NO ANSWER TO PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*VOICE INTEREST IN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*BISTRO IS A WORK OF ART, DREAMS","Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION WOULD GAIN UNDER NEW BUDGET,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE INDICTED IN PRISON ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LECTURE ON DEATH ROW PLANNED AT JENSCHKE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECONCILIATION PANEL PLANS SUPPER MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TREE-CUTTING PERMITS GO ON SALE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NO SPEECHES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHELTERS AN OPTION FOR JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SAFETY ISSUES STALL GREAT BEAR PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOMB THREAT INTERRUPTS PHONE CALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*NICKEL IS GOING RATE FOR LEGISLATOR TRIPS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*PRESSLER'S IN RUNNING, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROTHERS CONVICTED IN POLICE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAMBLING'S ROLE MUST BE DEFINED,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN HELD FOR 2 SIMILAR ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSION HILL MAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRAIRIE DOG VITAL TO FOOD CHAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RELIGION CLASS POPULAR AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LIVING WITH THE SIOUX INDIANS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BOMB THREAT CLEARS USD CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*POLICE PROCURE POSSIBLY STOLEN PUP FROM PICKUP,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN RAPID CITY MURDER, ARSON","Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COLUMBUS DISCOVERS HOT SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TRI-VALLEY CAPTURES 5A CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ATTORNEY GENERAL TO SPEAK TO CONTRACTORS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CLARK WOMAN RECEIVES FARM BUREAU AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HOLIDAY GAS PRICES TAKE DIP THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*ECONOMIC PLAN IS MITCHELL'S VISION FOR THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*PRISON, MUSEUM VISITS END VIETNAM TRIP","Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE TAPS MARKET FOR GREETING CARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CONSIDER TAX HIKE FOR PROJECTS (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DO NOT RULE OUT ANY TAX OPTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RAISE THE STATE'S SHARE OF VIDEO (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*COUNSELOR'S RESIGNATION A CONCERN FOR INMATES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
FIRM SAYS THANKS FOR THE HELP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MAYBE CAL THOMAS BELONGS ON FRONT PAGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SF AMBULANCE OFFERED LITTLE FOR {dollar}240 (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
GIFT BENEFITS LARGE-PRINT BOOK READERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"LOTTERY TO STAY, BUT WHAT ABOUT ADDICTS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
AGENT RECOMMENDS BUYING TERM INSURANCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*RIGHT ATTITUDE CAN FOSTER CBA SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LUCKY HORSESHOE ENTHUSIASTS GO INDOORS FOR EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*AGREEMENT BRINGS UNITY, CHANGES IN SD TRACKS","Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
SCORING SYSTEM LETS BUCKS MEASURE UP,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
GATEWAY COMPUTERS SOLD AT OUTLET STORE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN INDUSTRIES SETS PROFIT RECORD,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MITCHELL CREATES NEW FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*POPULATION RUT LEADS MITCHELL TO ACTION,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RAILROAD PLANS TO FIX LINE IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN INJURED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
STATE OFFICE PLANS TO SELL HURON HOTEL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
911 CONFERENCE BEGINS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*ISLAMIC CENTER OPEN TO FOLLOWERS, PUBLIC","Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"WHERE, AT ROOT OF SMOKING BAN","Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*TOURISM STILL STRONG AS INQUIRIES TAPER OFF,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
SMOKING COSTS PRISON TRUSTY CHRISTMAS FURLOUGH,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*COSTNER REVEALS CASINO PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
PHARMACY PROFESSOR AWARDED HEALTH GRANT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
ACIDIC WATER FROM MINE THREATENS HILLS CREEKS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
BUSINESS LOBBY FACES DEMOCRATIC SENATE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS FLOCK SOUTH,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*WHEN JFK AND THE INNOCENCE DIED,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*TIRE FIRE BLACKENS SKY--ROWENA,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NUCLEAR ACCIDENT NEAR BLACK HILLS AMONG WORST,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX CITY CONTRACT PUT ON HOLD BY UNION,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
QUIT DUMPING TRASH IN COUNTRY DITCHES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STAAB UNDULY CRITICIZED SIOUX FALLS' ENGINEERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SOME PRISON POLICIES NEED TO BE CHANGED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*AMERICAN WON'T BUY FEWER CHOICES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SERIOUS ILLNESS CAUSES UNINSURED TO LOSE HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DO NOT CONDEMN ABUSE SUSPECTS YET (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.A, p.20, col.2"
MORE PUBLICITY SOUGHT ON AIRPLANE SAFETY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PENITENTIARY STAFF ENDS DISTURBANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK SUSPECTS IN VANDALISM SPREE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SATURDAY CAR CRASH KILLS MINNESOTA WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA PRESIDENT WAS POLICE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRESERVES BEAUTY OF 'PRAIRIE SKYSCRAPERS',"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RETIRED EDUCATOR STILL BUSY TEACHING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VOTE ON BANCROFT CLOSING TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS GOING AFTER GAMBLING DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BUFFALO SALE NETS MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHRISTMAS TREES DISPLAYED AT MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DECAPITATED MAN HAD BEEN CAMPING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAS TAXES SHOULD FIX ROADS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IT ISN'T TOO LATE TO GET FLOOD AID,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOST STATIONS SELLING GAS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*COMMUNITY EASES FINANCIAL WORRY WITH SHOWER,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MORE DEADWOOD CASINOS MAKING MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INSIDERS SAY BET LIMITS HURT BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JANKLOW WAS IN SERVICE WITH OSWALD,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
OFFICERS USE GRANT TO CATCH SPEEDERS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*EXCISE TAX REFUND NEEDS WRITTEN FORM,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*COUGARS LOOK TO BUILD ON LAST YEAR'S SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CLUB OFFERS YOUNG FIGHTERS LESSONS ON LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*INVEST IN TEEN ENTERTAINMENT OR PAY LATER,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CRAZY ABOUT COMICS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
30% TURNOUT IS EXPECTED IN CITY VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RADIO STATION SWITCHES FROM COUNTRY TO ROCK,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MEDIAN PRICE OF HOUSE IN CITY UP 6.3%,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EARLY PRESENT ARRIVES BY CRANE INTO GIRL'S YARD,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHITE IS GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HIGHER LIMITS ON LOW-INTEREST LOANS FOR HOMES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CITY'S CHANGE FOR THE BETTER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ACCIDENT VICTIM PRAISES HELPING HANDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GOVERNMENT RULES IN ITS OWN INTEREST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MONSTROUS BUILDING WRONG FOR RUSHMORE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
JOHNSON MIGHT MAKE BETTER REPUBLICAN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
DOLLAR OVERSHADOWS MEANING OF HOLIDAYS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
VIDEO LOTTERY WORST THAT COULD HAPPEN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
FORGIVING MINISTER LIVES WHAT HE PREACHES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*DIRECTOR'S ROLE TURNS INTO A REAL RUSH,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THOMAS LEAVES HOSPITAL AFTER 'REAWAKENING',"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA TIPS OFF TONIGHT AGAINST SFC,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CLUTCH SHOTS PROPEL PARKER,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LOCAL RECYCLERS ACCEPT POLY BAGS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ENTERS PLEA IN DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INMATE SENTENCED FOR THEFT ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE GUNSHOT OUTSIDE BAR,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION DEFERS LICENSING DECISION,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY COUNTS BLESSINGS FOLLOWING HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DECKING THE STREETS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT TO HEAR CHURCH SEX-ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VIDEO-LOTTERY GAMES ROLLING ONCE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION FIGHTS OVER REQUESTS FOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
REPUBLICANS ELECT LEADERS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
WORKSHOP TO DISCUSS PETROLEUM TANK LEAKS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"OFFICIAL SAYS POLLUTION IS TRIBE, STATE ISSUE","Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SUBJECT OF LECTURE IS MEDICINE WHEEL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
AFRICA SYMPOSIUM NEEDS PRESENTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT TURNED OVER TO CHC,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*STUDY OF BRIDGE WILL BE RELEASED FOR PUBLIC REVIEW,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ONIDA RODEO FINALIST IN NATIONAL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
80 PERCENT OF STATE'S TB CASES IN INDIANS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*ET CETERA SHOPPE OPENS IN EXPANDED QUARTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HARVEST ALMOST FINISHED FOR SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"AGENCY TESTS SOIL, WATER AFTER PETROLEUM LEAKS","Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE CANVASS CONFIRMS VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
USD OFFICIAL APPLIES FOR ASU PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
NEW VISION TRIES TO SELL KSFY-TV,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*CITY TO FINANCE BUILDING FACELIFT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HIGHER PRICES FAIL TO DAMPEN DEMAND FOR TURKEYS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
YANKTON PLANT PROVIDES JOBS FOR 10 INMATES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER'S ACTIONS SHOULD FOLLOW WORD (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CITY SHOULD RENAME ARENA FOR SCHIRMER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ARGUS REPORTER SHARED ESSENCE OF MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
US CITIZENS BOYCOTT OF GOVERNMENT URGED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TRY NATURAL REMEDIES BEFORE ANTIBIOTICS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PUT SD POLITICIANS ON OFFICIAL RECALL NOTICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
EASTERN HUNTERS FLAT SURPRISED BY SD SPACE,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MIDNIGHT MUSIC SELLS WITH BEATLES RUSH,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHOCOLATE CHIP CHEWIES ALWAYS TAKE BEATING IN BOWL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HUNTER'S LIFE IN THE PITS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
POLICE ARREST TEEN IN CONDOM THEFTS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WESTERN AVENUE INTERCHANGE TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN HURT WHEN DEER STRIKES WINDSHIELD,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO CHARGED IN DRIVE-BY SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEWEST MAGISTRATE JUDGE WON'T BE KICKED AROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GRAMM DISAGREES WITH ALLOWING TROOPS IN BOSNIA,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PANEL DEADLOCKS ON RENAMING OF CITY ARENA,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
{dollar}4.5 MILLION TO BOOST UNIVERSITY RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*STUDENT TAKES OVER AS MISS WYOMING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COUNCIL APPROVES SUNDAY LIQUOR SALES,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS IN 2 STATES SPOT BRILLIANT BLUE LIGHT IN S,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRUDEAU LONGEVITY SURPRISES SD OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FARM BUREAU ELECTS NEW STATE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
YOUTHS LEARN TO TALK ABOUT FAITH,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*PRESSLER OPPOSES SENDING TROOPS TO BOSNIA,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SF CONTRACTORS WIN BIDS FOR CENTER EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WAS RESPECTED SD LAWMAKER,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*DRINKING AND DRIVING IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
TO REPLACE TREES LOST IN SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
GAS PRICES SIMILAR TO LAST THANKSGIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TURKEY AND TRIMMINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
BALTIC TELECOM TO EXPAND AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NORTHERN STATE STUDIES NEW ENTITY TO AID STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 22 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
JUDGE TO DECIDE TODAY ON FATE OF MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THANKSGIVING CELEBRATIONS LEAVE HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PUBLIC, PRIVATE COLLEGES SEEK FUEL BILL FUNDING","Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BLAZE DAMAGES APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"PUBLIC, PRIVATE COLLEGES SEEK FUEL BILL FUNDING","Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RURAL WATER EXPO PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
WOOD BYPRODUCT FIGHTS DUST AT THE CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
FARMERS SCRAMBLE FOR OPERATING LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
12 SUFFER SNOWBLOWER INJURIES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
STORM STALLS HOLIDAY TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
LINCOLN MARCHING BAND TOP ATTRACTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"GO, JACKS, GO (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LET PEOPLE DECIDE ON DEAUTHORIZATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"GO, JACKS, GO (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SHE'LL TAKE ADVICE FROM SEN MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
WHEAT PROBLEMS SUBJECT OF STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WIDOWS OFTEN VICTIMIZED BY INHERITANCE LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WIDOWS OFTEN VICTIMIZED BY INHERITANCE LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WIDOWS OFTEN VICTIMIZED BY INHERITANCE LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WIDOWS OFTEN VICTIMIZED BY INHERITANCE LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY EYES CONDO CONVERSIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CITY EYES CONDO CONVERSIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
S DAKOTANS ESCAPE FIRE UNHARMED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
S DAKOTANS ESCAPE FIRE UNHARMED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
S DAKOTANS ESCAPE FIRE UNHARMED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SDSU'S TITLE CHANCES GOING WITH CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROAD HUNTERS ARE USUALLY IN NO-WIN SITUATION,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
ROAD HUNTERS ARE USUALLY IN NO-WIN SITUATION,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
STATE CLOSES GOOSE HUNTING CLUB,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
STATE CLOSES GOOSE HUNTING CLUB,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*OFFICE CONDOS HIGHLIGHT RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*SF URGED TO PUSH FOR CONVENTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*HIGHER HOG PRICES SEEN IN EARLY 1981,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.B, p.10, col.4"
*HIGHER HOG PRICES SEEN IN EARLY 1981,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.B, p.10, col.4"
*JOHNSON MOBILE HOME PARK SOLD,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.B, p.11, col.2"
BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN FIRST HALF OF NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.B, p.11, col.3"
*RAISE WOULD GIVE TOP CITY EMPLOYEES BIG BOOST,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DESPITE SIMILARITIES TO MANDAN, POWER LINE NOT CONTR","Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RAISE WOULD GIVE TOP CITY EMPLOYEES BIG BOOST,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S BROTHER INVOLVED IN SHOOTING IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW CONSIDERED FOR 2 FEDERAL POSTS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OVERKILL AGAINST MANDAN PROJECT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SCULPTOR'S PORTRAIT TAKES A MONTH...,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SCULPTOR'S PORTRAIT TAKES A MONTH...,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SCULPTOR'S PORTRAIT TAKES A MONTH...,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FERN CHAMBERLAIN PRAISED FOR SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS THANKED FOR DAKOTA PROP SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CARTER COORDINATOR THANKS SD PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MRS SD PAGEANT SET FOR FEB 28,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINING LAW CONFERENCE DEC 2,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*GUNMAN ROBS MAN AT HOLIDAY INN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SBA DROUGHT LOANS TOTAL {dollar}11.4 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"TARGET GIVES ORCHESTRA {dollar}4,000","Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RAPID CITY GIRL KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
'COWBOY' THEME OF 1981 STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ARGENTINES GETTING RICH IN EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SUNFLOWER PLANT GETS DAY IN COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*O'BRIAN VISITS SF FOR CAUSE OF FREE ENTERPRISE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*SIBLINGS WELCOMED IN 'BIRTHING ROOMS',"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POET CHALLENGES STUDENTS' IMAGINATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POET CHALLENGES STUDENTS' IMAGINATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
2 LOCAL MEN ELECTED TO HEAD 66-MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"*MIRIAM CAMERON, DAUGHTER OF REV JOEL PEDERSON, PUBL","Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DEGREE PRESENTED TO PHILLIP PLUMART & JAMES POLLMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
EDWARD & WANDA BLAIR NAMED 'YOUNG FARMER-RANCHER',"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*ANN BRINK-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1980, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
"*GOING, GOING, GONE","Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAIL FIRMS PLANNING SERVICE TO SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*EVEN ZOO ANIMALS REACH RETIREMENT AGE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EVEN ZOO ANIMALS REACH RETIREMENT AGE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EVEN ZOO ANIMALS REACH RETIREMENT AGE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WON RED APPLE FROM SD EDUC ASSOC,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CHARLOTTE HAUGE NAMED SD TEACHER OF 1982,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WON RED APPLE FROM SD EDUC ASSOC,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CHARLOTTE HAUGE NAMED SD TEACHER OF 1982,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COST OF THANKSGIVING DINNER SWELLS FROM 10 YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BETTER GET USED TO THOSE SLICK, SNOWY ROADS","Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEB MAN CHOICE FOR CITY POST,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BETTER GET USED TO THOSE SLICK, SNOWY ROADS","Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STUDY--SD HAS LIGHT TAX BURDEN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OGLALA SUIT MERITS TO BE DECIDED NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"BUYERS SHELLED OUT {dollar}250,000 FOR 447 SD BUFFALO","Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
OGLALA SUIT MERITS TO BE DECIDED NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
REAGAN CUTS HARM HELPFUL INDIAN AID (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LET RESTRAINT CONTINUE IN INDIAN CAMPING SUIT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LET RESTRAINT CONTINUE IN INDIAN CAMPING SUIT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN CUTS HARM HELPFUL INDIAN AID (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"ADVICE FOR ROBERTS ON REAGAN, FARMERS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BLAMES SENATE FOR HOUSE REJECTING GARRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"GANNETT FOUNDATION OK'S {dollar}15,500 FOR 4 SD PROJECTS","Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MEIERHENRY SAYS VISIBILITY ISN'T POLITICAL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*SNOW TURKEY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*FIRE DESTROYS WING OF MOTEL--MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN CAMP REVIEW CALLED SHAM,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'I DON'T THINK I'M DEAD POLITICALLY',"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JANKLOW WELCOMES MX TO NEIGHBORHOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*'JIMMY THE KID' PACKS SOMETHING TO INSULT EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
MILITARY PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*QUINN HEADS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
BOWL FOR BREATH NAMES ORGANIZER,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
BUSINESS LEADERS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CIVIL PREPAREDNESS OFFICERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
NORSE GLEE CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
ACCUSED BANKROBBERS SUSPECTS IN SIOUX CITY ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN APPARENTLY JUMPED FROM MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY PRODUCER ARRESTED FOR PROMOTION VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF FIREFIGHTERS CONTRACT RENEWS AUTOMATICALLY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VFW BACKS DASCHLE ON AGENT ORANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DISABLED DRIVERS WANT {dollar}25 PARKING FINE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PUC TO APPEAL COURT DECISION APPROVING MANDAN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FEDS APPEAR TO BE WILLING TO FABRICATE DATA--AIM,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SF DOWNTOWN PLANNING ANTICIPATES AN UPTURN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HANSON CONSIDERS GAMBLING REPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LIMA BEAN TRUCK STOLEN FROM MOTEL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PANEL TO VOTE ON ADVESTING HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE FRENCH DOOR FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BREZHNEV'S DEATH KEPT SF WOMAN OUT OF RED SQUARE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BOARD WANTS TO MOVE UP SCHOOL ELECTION...,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
NUTTBROOK SEEKS RECOUNT--LOSS TO EISNACH,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BABY'S DEATH STILL BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOWARD GAINS FROM MINN FIRM'S MOVE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
REQUEST FOR MALL GRANT POSTPONED-ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"SD MINERAL LEASING SHARES TOP {dollar}800,000","Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VOTE TO DECIDE FATE OF GILENNAN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILL MAY HELP PERSON AFTER BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BELL LOOKS AT BANK BUILDING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NEW BURGER KINGS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NEXT YEAR'S PORK PREDICTIONS ENCOURAGE HOG PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SD GOP LEADERS EXPECT TO KEEP THEIR JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SCOTLAND'S STEWART FITS WELL IN ALL-STATE DEFENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA'S FREIDEL MAKES TRANSITION,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS EXCUSED FROM CLASSES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*IT SNOWED, THEY TOWED","Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CARS SLIDE IN 5-INCH SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*GRITZNER GETS TEACHING AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*GROUP HONORS AGNES WHITCOMB,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
ASSOCIATION GIVES GROSS AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
AUGUSTANA GRADUATES WRITE BOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
"SCHOOL HONORS STERLING, SIMONSON","Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
COUNTY PICKS 3 FINALISTS FOR JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCDOWELL TWICE TRIED TO KILL WIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OZARK BEGINS SIOUX FALLS-ST LOUIS FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION SAYS CITY WORKERS WANT 1-YR CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3-MINUTE SCIENCE CLASSES GAP,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SURGEON TO STAY IN CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EDUCATION BOARD REHIRES HANSEN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*LAYS OFF 31 IN NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIRST OF SIX FOOD SHOPS OPENS AT MALL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"KNOBE, HUNKING SHOULD TRIM RAISE (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRISON DOESN'T BELONG IN SPRINGFIELD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BELL AGAIN PLEADS POVERTY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PEOPLE COULD BE MORE THAN WE ARE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ENJOYED OLSON'S BROADCASTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
REGENTS WON'T PREJUDGE SPRINGFIELD PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PROFESSOR ACCEPTS FEDERAL AGENCY JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PHONY PETITION DECRIES DEAD ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PANEL REJECTS HEEGE'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SUIT SAYS FIRM TRIED TO DROP DISABILITY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MORE DROPOUTS SEEN FROM NEW STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
PENNINGTON OFFICIALS MULL REQUEST,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
REJECTS PLAN TO DROP DRIVER ED PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
"ACTION EQUALIZES PAY OF MAYOR, COMMISSION","Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BOARD REINSTATES FIRED SUBSTITUTE TEACHER,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CALIFORNIANS CHARGED WITH 7 GAME VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FALL CONFERENCE PLANNED FOR STATE VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FISH HATCHERY REPAIRS COULD START,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GAMBLING EQUIPMENT CONFISCATED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
KIRBY WILL SPEAK AT BUSINESS COUNCIL MTG,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"TARGET TO OPEN FOR SENIORS, HANDICAPPED","Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
YANKTON SIOUX SIGN TRIBAL LEASE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TIPS ON POACHERS MEAN MONEY FOR INFORMANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*A DAY OF MOURNING, A DAY OF SURVIVAL","Argus LeaderNov 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ARTIST SINKS ROOTS IN IMAGINED WASTELAND,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HITTING A SOUR NOTE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YELLOW THUNDER RESIDENTS EJECT TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WESTERN DAKOTA VO-TECH NEEDED PLANNING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOLIDAY WAS DAY OF WORK FOR SOME RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KEEP LETTERS COMING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE LEGAL SYSTEM NEEDS OVERHAUL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE MUST INCREASE COMMITMENT TO EDUCATE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*WAITING FOR TODAY'S MOB,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONGRESS SHOULD REDUCE DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DREDGING OF JAMES RIVER MAY START SOON,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY WILL HOST RODEO FINALS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
INDIAN BINGO PARLOR PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
POSSIBLE FARM PROGRAM CUTS ALARM LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*BOARD GRANTS BANKS PAROLE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WIND CHILLS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BOARD GRANTS BANKS PAROLE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*ETHANOL PRODUCTION MAKES GOOD SENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS MUST LEARN TO CONTROL COSTS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MOUNT MARTY GOES DUTCH,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OPTIMISTIC COYOTES AWAIT CALL FOR PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*USD LEADS ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"*USD, SDSU POST VICTORIES","Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*GRIN AND BEAR IT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOOKMAKING CASE SALES TAXES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTER STOKES ANTI-SMOKING CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TRANSIT SYSTEM TO PROPOSE FARE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SANTA CLAUS TO OPEN HOLIDAY FESTIVAL SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
VOLK PLEADS GUILTY TO DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AUTHORITIES CAN'T FIND EVIDENCE OF PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE MOVE SHOWS SENATE INTEREST,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNITED WAY HITS 94 PERCENT MARK,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GAMBLING RAID NETS RECORDS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABDNOR SPEAKS MONDAY AT BUSINESS BANQUET,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS RURAL PHONE CO-OP FILES COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"JANKLOW TO REVEAL IDEAS ON FARM, RANCH AID","Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"LAWYER WANTS MURDER, KIDNAPPING TRIAL MOVED","Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S STUDY OF GRAIN EXPORT QUALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STOFFERAHN TO WORK ON ND NUCLEAR COMPACT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONVICTIONS IN RAPID CITY BEATING DEATHS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TO GET PART OF FORMER HUSBAND'S PENSION,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LANGUAGE RULE DISPUTE FLARES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SD GRIPES TO PULL TOOTHPASTE AD,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MEDICAL SCHOOL SEEKS STATE AID,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TENDING THE FLOCK,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHIEF FIGHTS FOR SMALL TRIBE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LET'S KEEP UP THE FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE DEMOCRATIC PARTY RISE TO WIN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*NEEDS OF FAMILIES WITH LOW OR MODERATE INCOMES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BORROWERS MAY BE BILKED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HOUSING PROJECT FUNDS FROM TAX MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP A BREAK WITH TRADITION,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BABIES VICTIMS OF ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
DRIVERS HAVE RIGHT TO CHOOSE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
TEACH WAYS TO ROB LEGALLY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WASHINGTON NEEDS PARKING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
CANDIDATES OWE APOLOGIES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
IRAN QUESTION NEEDS ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
DEHAVEN LEADS JACKS TO 2ND IN DIVISION II,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEAGUE INSPIRES TO CHASE 300 GAMES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BIOLOGIST TAKES LONG ROUTE TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
AN AWARDS PROGRAM TO ENCOURAGE ENTREPRENEURSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SEEKING NOMINATIONS FOR THE BUSINESS CITIZEN OF 1987,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*ALICKS' LARGE, SMALL STORE OPENS","Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TOWN HOUSE'S MR. K TO REOPEN MR. C'S,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ANIMALS CAPTURED BY ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*PACKED FOOD PANTRY PLANS MOVE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"STUDENTS MAKE MUSIC, FRIENDSHIPS","Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FIRE POTENTIAL SMOLDERS IN SD TOWNS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*LAMMERS--NEW ROLE HUMBLING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS COUPLE FIGHT MINING PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
PRESSLER SEEKS AID,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.E, p.02, col.6"
BEEF COUNCIL METES OUT AWARDS FOR PROMOTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
BOARDING FIGURES SOAR AT RAPID CITY AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
HOUSE SPEAKER TO MAKE PANEL ASSIGNMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
STATE FARMERS GET {dollar}107.5 MILLION IN LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SD CITIES MIGHT LOSE AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
*SCHOOL ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
TAVERN OWNERS FIGHT BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.E, p.04, col.6"
*SD BAND IN MACY'S PARADE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CITY FIRM INFLATES WHALE OF A BALLOON,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
*MYRTIS KAARUP SHARES RECIPES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1986, sect.F, p.09, col.1"
*PARKER MAN PUTS PAST ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SISTER VERONICA BEFRIENDS HOMELESS, HUNGRY","Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PLAN STRATEGY TO AVOID HOLIDAY WEIGHT GAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ENGINEERING GRANTS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VISUAL ARTS DIRECTORY FINISHED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CHILDREN'S INN RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LIBRARY GIVEN BOOK COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PROGRAM APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PRISON PROBABLY BEST SOLUTION FOR COLLEGE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ART BRINGS BACK THE PAST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BRADLEY BILL MIGHT STOP CONSTRUCTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PAC POWER CUT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MOCKING GOSPEL BLASPHEMY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
WANTED -- QUALIFIED REVIEWERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*STEINBACH SAW TWINS' POTENTIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWYERS TO GATHER FOR TAX PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARSHALS SERVICE TO HOLD ANNUAL EVENT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL BUS ROUTE TO AID SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TREE PROGRAM TO BRIGHTEN HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SUNDAY FLING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY FINDS LINK WITH FOUNDING FATHER,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEAT BELT BACKERS WON'T BUCKLE UNDER,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TO HONOR DISTINGUISHED ROTC GRADUATE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUILDING OWNERS SEE SKYWAY AS UPBEAT IDEA,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD TO REVIEW AIDS POLICY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHANGES IN MERIT PAY APPRAISAL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE TO ADDRESS TOWNSHIP OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SIOUX FALLS COMMISSION HIGHEST PAID,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABORTION CLINIC TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHAT'S AHEAD IN 1989,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PICTURE IN POOR TASTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC ENTITLED TO KNOW TERMS OF LEASE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS MUST SPEAK UP ON SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*THERMATIC VARIATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY COMMISSION OK'S LIBRARY PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND OPENING OF 41ST ST TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILLER IN HOSPITAL FOR STOMACH PAINS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE FMHA NOTICES TO ARRIVE IN 1989,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARKING RAMP OPENS TO MOTORISTS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE STATIONS TO HELP TROUBLED YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STABBING STEPS UP REVIEW OF PAROLE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN WANTS CHILDREN KEPT FROM FATHER,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO MAKE HOLIDAY SPECIAL FOR NEEDY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS CONTEST 2 LEGISLATIVE RACES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE MEETS WITH IMPRIMIS WORKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SAFETY FEARED IF KIWANIS AVENUE IS WIDENED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WATT DEFENDS HIS ROLE AS INTERIOR SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STARVING HORSES TO BE SEIZED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LONGTIME SDSU PROFESSOR DEAD AT 82,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SOFTWARE FIRM SIGNS PACT WITH JAPANESE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
YOUNKERS GIVEAWAY SET FOR FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*POPULAR TOYS HARD TO FIND,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*BOUNDARIES NEXT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OPEN BORDER AMAZES SOLDIER,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ARTS COUNCIL EYES WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FIRM BUYS BACK INVESTOR'S SHARES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DOWNTOWN BUSINESS OWNERS WELCOME MOVE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*ENROLLMENT RISE SPURS MANY SCHOOL PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO BE THANKFUL FOR,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GIVE A CHANCE TO RUN OWN PROGRAMS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STREET WIDENING COSTS UNFAIR TO HOMEOWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TALKING TURKEY ABOUT HOLIDAY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ABORTION IMPORTANT ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*'BACK TO THE FUTURE' SEQUEL REGRESSES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*THE BANQUET FEEDS HUNGRY IN BODY, SOUL","Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NOT TO BE SWAYED BY TEST SCORES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CORRECTIONS OFFICERS VISIT FROM ENGLAND,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION FORUM PLANNED MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL FIRM'S 'WABBIT' FLIES IN PARADE TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS MEETING SCHEDULED IN EGAN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
1985 LAST YEAR NO FATALS ON HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE CALLS FOR VA HOSPITAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KILLER MOVED TO PRISON FOR TESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"GUNDERSON DIES, HAD LED FMHA","Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RURAL HOSPITALS GAIN WITH NEW BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WINKLER WILL LEAVE TO WORK AT AT&T,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JURY AWARDS {dollar}1.2 MILLION OVER FIRING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BARNETT EARLY PICK FOR GOP,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON MAN SUES IN WOLLMANN KILLINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SERVICE SATURDAY FOR FORMER LEGISLATOR GUNDERSON,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEADWOOD VOTERS REJECT BEER LIMITATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HEAP LEACHING OK'D NEAR LEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
GIRLS PROVE TALENT IN DIVISION I,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ELITE 45 CAPTAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*WEARY CLERGY FIND HAVEN IN IRENE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FIREFIGHTERS TOAST HOLIDAY AT WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DON'T BET TOO MUCH ON GAMBLING BOOM (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FUR WEARERS DON'T REALIZE PRICE PAID (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RESERVED SEATS HURT ARENA TICKET SALES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BE SURE TO GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SYMPHONY SALES BRISK,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A TREE FOR TRIMMING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ACCIDENTS INCREASE, FATALITIES DECREASE","Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GREAT PLAINS ZOO ANNOUNCES ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MERCHANTS RANK LOW IN TAX ALLOWANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARD MEMBER QUITS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 WINNERS WILL SPLIT {dollar}7.8 MILLION JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A BANQUET AT THE BANQUET,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN BOARDING SCHOOLS CARRY PAINFUL MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GARBAGE HAULING IS WORTH THE COST,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HARTFORD--CROWDED CLASSROOMS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"CABLE TV SERVICE EXPANDING, IMPROVING","Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRM VIOLATES AIR QUALITY REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED OF LYING TO GET NARCOTICS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*CALL TO DUTY SCARY, EXCITING FOR MOM","Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COURT SAYS LAWYER CAN PRACTICE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*USD, AUGUSTANA HOPE TO PUT PRESSURE","Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS UNION LOBBYIST TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SHOPKO STORES OFFER SPECIAL SHOPPING HOURS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*DOG-DAY AFTERNOON,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HURLEY COWS TOO JUICED, FARMER SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOTTO PLAYERS TAKE THEIR CHANCES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON MAN OFFERED FMHA JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SLIP UP PROJECT REVIVED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*TEENS STAY IN SCHOOL, PLAY IN BANDS","Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INMATE'S DEATH COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOBLESS BENEFITS DON'T DO MUCH FOR EMPLOYER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SUPPORT FOR DASCHLE APPEARS TO BE STRONG (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WRITER DEMEANS EFFORTS WITH CRITICAL REVIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*ROSE LEADS SDSU TO JACKRABBIT CLASSIC VICTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ACADEMY INFORMATION PROGRAM IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE CHARGED IN MARIJUANA CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL COUPLES MERIT PHILANTHROPY AWARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PERFORMING ARTS GROUP MEETS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOM HARKIN TO TOUR SD TOWNS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}500,000 FOR AIDS 'WELL SPENT'","Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAYTON'S BARE AS CHRISTMAS BEARS SELL OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2 INMATES CHARGED IN DRUG SCHEME,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PUCKERED PERFORMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GULF VETERANS BARRED FROM GIVING BLOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LOWER BRULE PLAN MEETS RESISTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONGRESS STOPS EFFORT TO HELP OUT DAIRY FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DINNER TO BENEFIT FIRE, RESCUE TEAM","Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NORTHERN STATE RELATIONS DIRECTOR QUITS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"ROSCOE SHOOTING ACCIDENTAL, SHERIFF SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENTENCES WILL STAND IN ABERDEEN ASSAULTS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WEST CENTRAL STUDENT CLAIMS FFA HONOR,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO SUSPECTS IN USD BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"RULING ON RESERVATION HUNTING, FISHING","Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD ON VERGE OF FLU SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"LONETREE RECLAMATION BOND REDUCED TO {dollar}31,100","Argus LeaderNov 23 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*STORES BATTLE CRIME,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS GROUP REDEFINES ROLE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LEGISLATURE SETS TERRIBLE EXAMPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*INDIANS WILL CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS A KEY TO FUTURE POLICY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*WOULD BE EXCELLENT AGRICULTURE SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
COUNTY NEEDS NEW SYSTEM TO VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ENVIRONMENT WON ON ELECTION DAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CITY NEEDS PROGRAM TO PROMOTE RECYCLING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HOMOSEXUALS CAN BE SAVED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
WINNER SCHOOL PLAN SHOULD BE REJECTED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
KEEP TM SESSIONS FROM AUGUSTANA (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
ACCUSATION AGAINST PROTESTER UNWARRANTED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
BASEBALL STADIUM NEEDS MORE REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOSTAGE TAKER SAYS HE WANTED TO DIE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO NEW INFORMATION IN LOCAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU RESEARCH CITED IN NATIONAL JOURNAL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HURLEY MAYOR COULD PACK A PUNCH,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*JOY, HEARTBREAK CONTRAST FAMILIES' ADOPTION ORDEAL","Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORMER WORKER CLAIMS SHE WAS WRONGFULLY FIRED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY GROUP SPARS OVER NEW GAMES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BUFFALO AUCTION NETS {dollar}322,265","Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRUG ABUSE AGENCY GETS LOTTERY MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRANT BOOSTS POWER FOR SDSU COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HUNTERS REMINDED TO USE REPORT CARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RANCHERS MUST WAIT TO APPEAL LAND VALUE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ADVENTURE IS LIFE LESSON,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*UNINSURABLE SPREADS PAIN IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*BE CREATIVE, BE YOURSELF","Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PICKING A COLLEGE TAKES WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*GONE FISHIN',"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BANCROFT SCHOOL TO REMAIN OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BOARD PARES SUPERINTENDENT LIST TO 3,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOLIDAY FORECAST A TURKEY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ALL-STATE CONCERTS DESERVE COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REAL CHRISTMAS TREES A PATRIOTIC PUCHASE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
USE LAW TO HELP DISARM CHILDREN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DEFICIT REDUCTION BILL STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
CORN HARVEST IS 88% COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SEEKING FUEL INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINISTERS PLANNING THANKSGIVING SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TEEN, 16, CHARGED FOR MACE SPRAYING","Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO FARM CO-OPS TO VOTE ON MERGER,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COURT BUILDING COST INCREASES {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DEPUTIES INVESTIGATE TIRE DUMP--ROWENA,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE RAISE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN GUILTY IN RAPE OF CHILD,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
TO BUY A PIECE OF WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY NO LONGER WITHOUT A DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FREEMAN, MITCHELL DEBATE EXPRESSWAY","Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD FFA CHAPTERS RECEIVE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT CREATION FINALIST IN COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIBES GAIN BETTER LAND CONTROL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TO WRITE HISTORY OF CITY BAND,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CITY WAITS TO RECEIVE MINORITY BID,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COALITION TO TEACH RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN CENTER COULD BECOME NATIONAL SITE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"LAWYER, FARMER PAY {dollar}773,400 FOR LOCAL ESTATE","Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
MORRELL'S FATE ENMESHED IN UNION SQUABBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BILL WOULD PROTECT SMALL BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SALMON EGG STOCKING A BIG SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*BAK STEADIES NERVES, LEADS VIBORG TO BIG WIN","Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A LOOK AT AREA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*IT'S ART BREAKING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*RENTSCHLER, HANSON FACE RUNOFF ELECTION","Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEET YOUR NEW COUNCIL MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS PICKS NEW LEADERS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*JAMISON TO STAY AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SALES-TAX IDEA WORTH EXPLORING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HUNTERS WHO SHOT OVER LIMIT UNWELCOME (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TRITT PERFORMANCE WINS HIM NEW FANS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"JOHNSON, DASCHLE TALK SD, VOTE DC (L)","Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
"ANIMAL CONTROL HANDLES 4,800 CALLS","Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL JOB APPLICANT ARRESTED IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AGENCIES OFFER FREE THANKSGIVING DINNER,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED AGAIN ON COCAINE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN LOSES APPEAL TO OPEN STRIP CLUB,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN REPORTS ASSAULT RIFLE THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*ANXIOUS GAMBLERS RETURN TO LOTTERY'S BLINKS, BEEPS","Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ENVIRONMENTALISTS WANT RURAL WATER LINE STOPPED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN SETTLES SUIT WITH CHARTER HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FLANDREAU TRIBE WANTS INDIAN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CHECKING IT OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"GAY-BASHER MAY FACE PROBATION, SUSPENSION","Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*15-YEAR-OLD CHARGED IN FATAL VAN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FINALISTS NAMED FOR GOLF, HOUSING PROJECT","Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
40 CIVILIAN JOBS CUT AT AIR BASE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LOSER IN HOUSE RACE NAMED CITY COUNCILOR,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILLIONAIRE WANTS TO BUILD CEMETERY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NEW 148-ACRE INDUSTRIAL PARK WILL BE DEVELOPED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*COMPANY HELPS COUNTIES GAIN FEDERAL DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COUNCIL APPROVES PLAN TO SHOOT DEER IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAN GUILTY OF EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*DEADWOOD SEEKS FUNDS TO HELP RESORT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
HIGHEST TURNOUT IN KIDS' VOTING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
EX-MAYOR OF SIOUX CITY SENTENCED--HELP AT PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
PORK FARMERS TOLD TO RIDE OUT WOES OF LOW PRICES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*WOLFGANG SAYS SAFETY IS THE MAJOR ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WOLFGANG TELLS HIS SIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WOLFGANG SPEAKS OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*APPETIZERS ADD ZIP TO SEASON'S ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOLIDAY APPETIZERS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PROBE INTO BROTHERS' DEATHS CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PILGRIMS PROGRESS TO THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR SHORTENS 55 TERMS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"JOHN MORRELL RECALLS 6,000 3-POUND BONELESS HAMS","Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
THANKS FOR STIRRING DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DON'T TRAP US TROOPS IN AGE-OLD BALKAN WARS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LONG-TIME SANTA CLAUS MISSED DURING HOLIDAYS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
DEMOCRATS' TACTICS DESIGNED TO SCARE US (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--WHAT ARE YOU THANKFUL FOR?,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
GINGIRCH PROPOSALS HURT NEEDY CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
PRODUCERS TURN MOVIE IN LIBERAL PROPAGANDA (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
COVERAGE OF TRAGEDY DISPLAYED COMPASSION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
FORCE FIGHTS TO FINISH,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ELITE 45,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN DENIES CHARGES IN NEAR-FATAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN ENTERS PLEA IN SCISSOR STABBING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEEN-AGER PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN JACKET THEFTS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--SD MUST PAY LONETREE DEVELOPER LEGAL FEES,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WESTERN AVENUE BRIDGE OPENS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FEDERAL AID FOR HEATING BILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TO RECEIVE {dollar}53M IN FEDERAL HIGHWAY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*FORMER OFFICIAL DENIES WITNESS TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RUSSIAN INSPECTORS EXAMINE BOMBERS,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SDSU DRUM LINE TO APPEAR ON ABC,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*WOMAN, 42, DROWNS IN MISSOURI IRVER","Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*EAST 10TH STREET WORK COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PATROL WILL BE OUT AT FULL STRENGTH FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JAMES RIVER RELEASES FROM DAMS EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*LIVED LIFE FOR FAMILY,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CHOLESTEROL CHECKUPS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*TO FILE GRIEVANCE AGAINST MILBANK HIGH PRINCIPAL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CHICAGO MAN TO START AROUND-THE-WORLD BALLOON TRIP,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"AG SECRETARY STRESSES RURAL, URBAN TIES THIS THANKSG","Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CITY COUNCIL REJECTS BAN ON NUDE DANCING,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE TO RUN FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
COUNCILMAN WHO POSSESSED MARIJUANA FACES RECALL,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
MORRELL UNION LEADER BLASTS PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*YOU'RE WELCOME,"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ISSUE OF CHILD REPEATING FIRST GRADE (PROF),"Argus LeaderNov 23 1995, sect.E, p.07, col.1"
*CITY STREET CLEANUP SLOW,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL MAN'S MONOPOLY PLAY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW PAYS ABOUT HALF OF CAMPAIGN BILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS' TREATMENT AT HOSPITAL CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW PAYS ABOUT HALF OF CAMPAIGN BILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS' TREATMENT AT HOSPITAL CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE OKS MILWAUKEE LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ALCESTER TO GET WATER PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
LICENSE VALIDITY CLARIFIED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BLACK HILLS ALLIANCE TO APPEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*IOWAN ENDS 15-YEAR EXILE FROM ZIMBABWE RHODESIA,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*IOWAN ENDS 15-YEAR EXILE FROM ZIMBABWE RHODESIA,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SDSU JUDGING TEAM WINS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CONSUMER PROTECTION OFFICE TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
BLACK HILLS ALLIANCE TO APPEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ALCOHOL FUEL LINE ESTABLISHED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
GRAND JURY TO CONVENE DEC 3,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN HAS PROBLEMS-DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ALCOHOL FUELS GROUP TO MEET,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
POLICEMAN-JUSTICE FALLS DOWN IN COURTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
POLITICAL TRUTH SQUADS WORK BOTH WAYS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
AND SOME CALL THIS JACKRABBIT HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AND SOME CALL THIS JACKRABBIT HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AND SOME CALL THIS JACKRABBIT HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS DIGS OUT OF SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WEB BACKERS BELIEVE CORNER'S BEEN TURNED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WEB BACKERS BELIEVE CORNER'S BEEN TURNED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WIDDES RUNS BEHIND PACK, EVEN IN TURKEY TROT","Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOWEN-WHO CONTROLS STATE COLLEGES...,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE VIEW UP TOP,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARROGANCE SPILLS FORTH FROM 'MARBLE FORTRESS',"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOWEN-WHO CONTROLS STATE COLLEGES...,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARROGANCE SPILLS FORTH FROM 'MARBLE FORTRESS',"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW QUIET ON SD SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW QUIET ON SD SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD PARK BARGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*A FEAST FIT FOR THE PILGRIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BOWDLE MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT-ROSCOE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PIONEER AIRWAYS TO SERVE RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES CONFERENCE DEC 3,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CONCERT AT CHRISTIAN CENTER TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LOCAL MAN POULTRYMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD SEED LAW ONE OF THE BEST,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FREE THANKSGIVING DAY DINNERS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"REPUBLIC TO DROP FLIGHTS IN ND, SF","Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
COURT'S DECISION DOESN'T CHANGE FEELINGS ON CAROLS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*VISUALLY HANDICAPPED STUDENTS LEARN TO COPE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*VISUALLY HANDICAPPED STUDENTS LEARN TO COPE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
500 TO BE DROPPED FROM ADC ROLLS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
500 TO BE DROPPED FROM ADC ROLLS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD'S FEDERAL EMPLOYEES JOINED EXODUS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FARMLAND VALUE UP 9.2 PERCENT IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FARMLAND VALUE UP 9.2 PERCENT IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GROUP CRITICIZES CAR DEALER CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
GROUP CRITICIZES CAR DEALER CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*MINISTER WAS UNLIKELY SHEPHERD IN SD RANCH COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*WOMAN'S SPIRIT LIVES ON IN NEEDLEPOINT X-MAS CARD,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MINISTER WAS UNLIKELY SHEPHERD IN SD RANCH COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*WOMAN'S SPIRIT LIVES ON IN NEEDLEPOINT X-MAS CARD,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
A NEW TREND--THE DRUG-SMUGGLING NOVEL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
UNION COUNTY DEMOS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*COOPERATIVE EXTENSION HONORS LINGO,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*COOPERATIVE EXTENSION HONORS LINGO,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GIRL SCOUT BOARD MEMBERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SMALL TOWNS PLAY MAJOR ROLES FOR STATE COLLEGE TEAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON LIFTS SISSETON TO GAIN ACE OF WEEK HONORS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PARKING RATE HIKED IN DOWNTOWN LOTS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREMEN GET 6.4 PERCENT RAISE PLUS BENEFIT PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEB MAN TO HEAD HUMAN RELATIONS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAN TO COMPUTERIZE SIGNALS ON MINN AVE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREMEN GET 6.4 PERCENT RAISE PLUS BENEFIT PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAN TO COMPUTERIZE SIGNALS ON MINN AVE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CATTLE DRIVE COST 'BARBEQUE, CASE OF SNUFF'","Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BUDGET CRISIS STOPS ETSI HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SF BANK TRIES NEW HOME LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SF BANK TRIES NEW HOME LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BUDGET CRISIS STOPS ETSI HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INDIANS PLAN SUIT OVER HILLS PRESERVATION,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEAST LITTER AWARD GOES TO RENTSCHLER'S,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INDIANS PLAN SUIT OVER HILLS PRESERVATION,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEAST LITTER AWARD GOES TO RENTSCHLER'S,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EMPHASIZING POSITIVE IN APPEAL TO VISITORS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A DIFFERENT VIEW OF ACADEMIC FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
A DIFFERENT VIEW OF ACADEMIC FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW MISTAKEN IN STAND ON NATIVITY STAND (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW MISTAKEN IN STAND ON NATIVITY STAND (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW MISTAKEN IN STAND ON NATIVITY STAND (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
KKRZ-FM DISAPPOINTS VERMILLION ROCK FAN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STATE SPEEDS PROCESSING OF ENERGY AID REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JACKSON PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO UNEMPLOYMENT FRAUD,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"CITY, SCHOOL BOARD MIGHT HAVE JOINT ELECTIONS","Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"CITY, SCHOOL BOARD MIGHT HAVE HOINT ELECTIONS","Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
WOMAN PROPOSES FLAG HONORING VETS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
FIRE DAMAGES CEMENT PLANT BELT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DITMANSON TO MANAGE JEWEL CAVE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TWO MORE ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
INDIANS UNSURE IF THEY'LL START NEW CAMP,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
INDIANS UNSURE IF THEY'LL START NEW CAMP,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*FROZEN GROUND DOES TRICK,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ONE AND ONE-HALF MILLION SD TURKEYS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DEB WICKRE MINNEHAHA TEEN-USA,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
RATHBUN MISS SF TEEN-USA,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SD PHOTO PICKED FOR 4-H EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MORAN OUTSTANDING YOUNG WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SDSD CITES TELEPHONE PIONEERS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
2 FROM SD GOING TO 4-H CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FEE ISSUE MAY DELAY CAMP TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS HALF OF MITCHELL MOTEL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOST BANK HEISTS TRIED ON MONDAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECORD RAINS MIXED BLESSING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THANKSGIVING DAY OF MOURNING FOR MEANS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOS PLAN PRETEND DEBATE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*HARDING, BARNETT NAMED LEADERS","Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CENDAK PROJECT GETS BLUNT CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HIGH MARKS FOR PUC (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GANNETT GIVES {dollar}7,000 TO GIRLS CLUB","Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LACEY TO DONATE LAND FOR SCHOOLYARD,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DAVID CAHILL--DEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CITY WORKERS TO REVOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DRIVING SCHOOL CUTS TUITION,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NO CHARGES FILED IN ELEVATOR FALL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD WANTS TO PROVIDE CEMENT FOR WYOMING MX,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
3 ABERDEEN POLICEMEN GO BACK TO WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BANKS--INDIANS WON'T NEED FORCE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY FILMAKER FIGHTS COLO EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS BUSINESS NEAR SIOUX CITY STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STATE WON'T HAVE TO MAKE COMPUTER PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SUIT AGAINST YANKTON SETTLED OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
UNITED WAY OFFICIAL CONFIDENT OF GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"{dollar}60,000 IN STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED","Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ABERDEEN OK'S BOND FOR SUPER 8,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ELEVATOR OPERATORS TO HAVE CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW INAUGURAL BALL JAN 8 IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN OREGON FOR SD MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
OAHE SUBDISTRICT BOARD RECOUNT DELAYED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TILLAGE CONFERENCE SET FOR DEC 1 AND 2,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
YANKTON WANTS AAA AIR FLIGHT TO SF,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES REQUEST TO MODIFY ETSI,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
MINN DEFICIT MIGHT BE WORSE THAN SUGGESTED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
6 SD FFA CHAPTERS AMONG NATION'S TOP 25,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*GIRLS CLASS B FIELD COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STARK'S HARD RUNNING EARNS OFFENSIVE HONOR,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JENS PEDERSON GIVES THANKS FOR FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN'S KENDLE SEARCHING FOR CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY FEED OF 50 BIRDS FOR INMATES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THANKSGIVING'S GOOD FOR SOME BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THRESHOLD HELPS SINGLE MOTHERS BEAT BLUES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*SNOW STRANDS 500 TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"ABERDEEN ELKS, SERTOMA ACCUSED OF GAMBLING","Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCDOWELL ASKS CUSTODY SWITCH,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SNOW REMOVAL PLAN GOES WELL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DETECTIVE DESCRIBES BID TO BUY JEWELRY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"1,050 SERVED AT THANKSGIVING DINNER","Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*WEEKS, EX-USD PRESIDENT, DIES","Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*IF THE OLD FIRE TRUCK FITS, RETIRE IT","Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
READERS EXPRESS GRATITUDE FOR AMERICA (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR SAYS PIERRE AIR PLAN IS INADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SALES TAX IS ONLY WAY TO BUILD JAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CAN DEFEAT USD PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
RAPID CITY LAWMAKER ON PROBATION,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
BROOKINGS CHAMBER WANTS LAW CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LUNA MURDER TRIAL WON'T START UNTIL MAY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY COUNCIL OK'S SALES TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TWO MEN SENTENCED FOR RAPING JAIL INMATE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN HEADS WATER COMPACT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
EVANS ATTRIBUTES DECISION TO WIFE'S ILLNESS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
VOLK SAYS STATE DUTIES KEEP HIM TOO BUSY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DOCTOR DOESN'T SEE PATIENTS HE HELPS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1983, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"*TIRED FEET, BUT WHAT SPIRIT","Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHOPPERS LETTING GO OF LESS CASH,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*GOD USES PRAYER AS A TOOL FOR GROWTH,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*PLAY'S WIT DEMANDS RAPT ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CITY STREET PROJECTS CONCLUDED FOR YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM BUREAU PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER EMBATTLED EPA LEADER TO TALK AT USD,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TAX SHELTER DEAL TO RAISE MONEY FOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INTERNATIONAL AREAS TOPIC FOR JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MISSION GIRL IS TRAFFIC ACCIDENT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
UNITED WAY EFFORT TERMED SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BOARD CONSIDERS MIDDLE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MINES PRESIDENT SEEKS JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PAPER CARRIER SAVES MAN'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*DEMOCRATS NEED TO REBUILD,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EXPERTS SHOW A LACK OF SENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE TOO HASTY IN HANDING OUT TICKET (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COOPER MISSES THE POINT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FORMER SPOUSE MUST PAY FOR TRAINING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SENATE PASSES 1985 FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHER COOLS HOLIDAY PARADE CROWD,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RACISM EXISTS IN COLLEGE TOWNS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEATHER CAN'T COMPARE WITH '84,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FEDS SHOULD STAY OUT OF BINGO GAMES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SUMMIT NECESSARY GOODWILL SHOW (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FORMER GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL FOR JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CITY PAY INCREASES ARE NOT WARRANTED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"KEEP UP GOOD WORK, CITY (L)","Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CHEER WAS ONLY A WHIMPER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
GIVE US A BREAK POLITICIANS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
HERE'S CHANCE FOR BIG PAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
LAWYER FEES NEED REVIEW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*SDSU WINS TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
USD'S CHANCES BRIGHTER FOR PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
USD WINS OPENER,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DEER SEASON TO REOPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LUCKY 5 OBTAIN MOOSE PERMITS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
NEWTON HILLS IS READY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CLUB EXPLORES OUTDOOR TOPICS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
LENNOX BOWLER SNAPS FROM SLUMP,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*PIPESTONE SERVES UP A TREAT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL ALLOCATES {dollar}72 MILLION FOR ELLSWORTH BASE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN ACTIVIST SAYS BANKS PAROLE WAS JUST,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIVESTOCK FEEDERS TO CONDUCT ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW GROUP CALLS FOR MORATORIUM ON FORECLOSURES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RECESSION PLOWS UNDER FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*SAVES WIFE, DOG FROM BURNING HOME","Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*POLZINE PUSHES MINIMUM PRICE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MOCK COURT SUITS USD LAW STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS FIRM TO BUILD OLYMPIC SCOREBOARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMPANY OFFERS LAND INSTEAD OF CASH FOR BOND,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS STILL IN FAVOR OF MERIT PAY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESCUERS FIND LOST HUNTER IN WARM CABIN,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ETHANOL PLANT REOPENS AFTER 3-YEAR SHUTDOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FIGHTING FIRES AROUND THE CLOCK,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE BEAT ODDS OF DISTANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
ALL SAINTS PLAN ANNUAL TREE FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
LEAINE ROLLAGEE--LEFSE FROM SCRATCH,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
CHAMBER NAMES BROOKINGS MAN AS CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JURY ON PRIVATE MAN AGEMENT OF PRISONS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STEWART'S BUYS HINKY DINKY BUILDING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"SOUTH DAKOTA, THE REAL THING","Argus LeaderNov 24 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
JURY ON NEW FARM BANKRUPTCY LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHITE STANDS ALONE ON HOUSING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A PASSION FOR SAWDUST,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ADOPTION AGENCY HAS NEW PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"BANK EXHIBITS DOLL, TOY COLLECTION","Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
LEWIS STORES COLLECT FOR THE NEEDY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SDSU INFORMATION NIGHT TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
INMATES DESERVE A CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LIVESTOCK DESERVE ATTENTION IN DATABANK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SHOULD CONSIDER LEAVING THE SENATE EARLY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FEDERAL AGENTS TRICK HUNTERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
SD HAS REASON TO BE THANKFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
ARSON SUSPECTED IN SCHOOL BLAZE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY MEALS TO BE OFFERED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY TO ALTER POSTAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOLIDAY GOOD WILL FOR LOCAL FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY TO UP PRICE OF DRIVING DRUNK,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HISTORY TO BE FOUND IN LINES OF AGE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAVEN INDUSTRIES RACKS UP RECORD SALES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS LOOK AHEAD TO SESSION,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FISH EGGS COUNTED BEFORE THEY HATCH,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FMHA WILL MEET LOAN DEMAND IN '87,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW GUIDE TO SNOWMOBILE TRAILS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE WARNS SPORTSMEN ABOUT ICE GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UTILITY USES COMPUTER POWER TO READ METERS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CREDIT RULE DISCRIMINATES, TRIBES SAY","Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSION HEARING ON HOTEL GRANT TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*AREA GOVERNMENT MAKE-UP,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*WORK ON EMPIRE ADDITION ON TARGET,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"OFFICIALS LINK ESCAPE, DISAPPEARANCE","Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRY AS A TURKEY BONE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS TO HIT HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MADD ANNOUNCES NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SERTOMA CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS FOR NEW YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
NEW FIRMS SHOULD BE STRICTLY REGULATED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOULD ADMIT IRAN SCANDAL MISTAKES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
US SHOULD JAIL GORBACHEV (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DUKAKIS NAMES STATE CAMPAIGN CHIEF,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA GOP TO PICK DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOLARSHIPS FUND HONORS EX-REGENT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S FUTURE PART OF FORUM,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ADOPTEE FINDS LOVE FROM TWO MOTHER'S,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ADS FIRE NEW ROUND IN GUN-CONTROL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER WON'T SAY IF WILKA CASE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOME LOCAL OFFICIALS DISILLUSIONED WITH NRA,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PARKING COSTS TO RISE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WORK RETURN NOT TOPIC OF MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DELAYS ACTION ON SCHOOL AIDS POLICY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THIRD MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN LITTLE EAGLE DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIAL DATE SET FOR HURON STABBING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS POLICE HIGHEST PAID,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BILL SIGNED CREATING INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"OFFICES, BANKS, MALLS, SCHOOLS CLOSED TODAY","Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*'STREET WARRIOR' DIED HOMELESS, ALONE","Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER NSP CHIEF TO RUN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LITTLE PILGRIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HOLIDAY SHOPPERS, ON YOUR MARKS...","Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"IBP, UNION SIGN ACCORD","Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS FOR THIS THANKSGIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
OPTIONS OPEN TO HELP SPECIAL SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CITY SURVEY WILL HELP IMPROVE BUS SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*ASSEMBLY LINE FOR TURKEYS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS AREN'T ONLY FACTOR IN POOR VOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOGGY WEATHER LEADS TO PILEUP ON I-29,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DIAGNOSED WITH ULCER,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL UNION DENIED COURT ORDER,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE BRINGS SUPPLIES TO ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ACTIVITIES WILL INCREASE WITH NEW IDENTITY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN PREPARES FOR POSSIBLE PLANT CLOSING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
18 INMATES GO HOME FOR THANKSGIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FOSS BARRELS AHEAD WITH NRA JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MASTEN WANTS DEMOCRATIC JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRAND JURY DISMISSED IN JENNER CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ANDAL SEEKS RECOUNT OF LOSS TO AUSTAD,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ELK POINT ELEVATOR SHUT DOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL SCHOOL ORGANIZES THANKSGIVING FAST,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*A SHINING KNIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AS MUCH GIVING AS THANKS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHECKOUT BELLS JINGLE TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUND-RAISING EVENTS CAUSE HARD FEELINGS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOULD RETHINK ITS MILITARY BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CRITIC SHOULD PROMOTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
STIFFEN DWI PENALTIES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PRO-ABORTIONISTS USE EUPHEMISMS TO CAMOUFLAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CLASS WON'T CAUSE SUICIDE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DISABLED SHOULD COMPLAIN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
POOR PEOPLE NEED A RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WHO'S FINANCING MUENSTER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SD ARTS FOUNDATION TO MEET IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HALFTIME ENTERTAINER IS A REAL CUT UP,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOME-SHOPPERS PREFER BROWSING THROUGH CATALOGS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARTS CENTER NEXT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CITY WOMAN STRUCK BY HUSBAND'S VAN,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE CIGARETTE SALES BAN SUGGESTED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAW ENFORCEMENT BANQUET WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER BILL WOULD CONTROL CABLE RATES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION TO SHARE SALARY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IT'S THE SEASON FOR THIEVES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY IS COLLECTING IN A BIG WAY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIMMING THE CAPITOL TREE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HANDGUN SECURITY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BATTLES PORN WITH 'POWER OF GOD',"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LENGTHENED SCHOOL YEAR GAINS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD WANTS FACTS, NOT BIAS","Argus LeaderNov 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*CHRISTMAS SHOPPING OFFICIALLY BEGINS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL BUSINESSWOMAN PRESUMED DEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RESERVISTS PONDER FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SPRINGFIELD ARTIST FIGHTS ART ILLITERACY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
LIFESTYLE CHANGES PROMPT NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CHURCHES FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*EARTH'S RESOURCES ARE DWINDLING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SECOND AMBULANCE SERVICE LONG OVERDUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHERE ARE PROTESTERS AS WAR THREATENS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LAW SHOULD PROTECT SOCIAL SECURITY EXCESS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SKYFORCE SCORE BIG IN VICTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANDERSON UPGRADED TO SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC INPUT SOUGHT ON PROPOSED INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SANTA PARKS SLEIGH AT ZANDBROZ TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STENSLAND TO SERVE WITH POLICY CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CEMENT CARRIER OVERTURNS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'IMPRESSIONS' SUPPORTED BY DOUGLAS GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAPITOL DECKS HALLS FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA TOWN TAKES OFF TO CHEER ON ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PROTESTERS TAKE TO STREETS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WORKERS LOST TO CALL-UP,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AUTHORITIES CONCLUDE DEATH WAS ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY JAIL MAY INSTALL NEW PHONES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WEDDING BELLS RINGING EARLY FOR SOME TROOPS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORT THOMPSON MAN ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUVENILE LAWS FOCUS OF TWO MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LONG NAMED DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD SALMON PROJECT SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VANDALISM SPURS SAFETY MEASURES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TEACHERS DIVIDED OVER ADMINISTRATIVE ENDORSEMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*EAGER GROUP GREETS CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER--SD BASE AFFECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CHURCH PRIVILEGES ARE TESTED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PRIMARY SPOTLIGHT TURNS FROM IOWA TO SD,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
DETACHING VIDEO LOTTERY FROM ALCOHOL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESIDENT NEEDS ECONOMIC PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SD SHOWING NATION HOW TO BEHAVE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CHILD GAVE MANY GIFTS DURING HIS SHORT LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PRISON NO PLACE FOR THIRD-DEGREE BURGLAR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HELP DEFEND RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WE NEED OPTIONS FOR OVERPACKED PRISONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ACT TO CONTINUE FIGHT AGAINST DUMPS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
UNFAIR PRICING HURTS LOCAL LAMB PRODUCERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
HELPING OUR ANIMALS IS VALUABLE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SEAT-BELT LAWS A FOIL FOR COST COVER-UPS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
JOHN THUNE A NEW FACE IN SENATE RACE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MITCHELL PRAISED FOR CROSS COUNTRY EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"UNTIDY ARENA, BOSS GET FEW ACCOLADES (L)","Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"CONTINUE ROLL, TOP OMAHA 128-116","Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ANY BOWLER CAN BE GREAT FOR A GAME,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*TSCHETTER GROWS WITH OUTDOOR LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*HARD WORK AND HUMOR BOOST FAMILY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CASINO'S USED CARDS GOING TO VETERANS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ND MAN DIES IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OK GIVEN TO REMOVE 150 BURIED MISSILES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD LAW GUIDES AT PUBLIC LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET WOES COULD BE WORSE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*OLD NEW AGAIN AT DELL RAPIDS HISTORIC HOTEL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
ATTORNEY GENERAL TO BE SWORN IN DECEMBER 6,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
MAN INDICTED IN 6-YEAR-OLD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
"NEW, DEEP SNOW LURES SKIERS TO HILLS","Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
PENNINGTON COUNTY ROADS GROUP RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
WOMAN ARRAIGNED IN NOVEMBER 5 KIDNAP TRY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*SIOUX TRIBES UPSET ABOUT LICENSE PLATES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
CONGRESS URGES MORE ETHANOL USE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN THREATENS TO SUE STATE OVER CASINO,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.E, p.04, col.5"
*DRY BIRD A HOLIDAY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*HOLIDAY FILM FARE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*BE THANKFUL FOR PLENTIFUL FOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1991, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
*MURDER SUSPECT DIES AFTER 3-STORY FALL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE PLANS TO SELL LAND AT DEAF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE BEEKEEPERS SAY SUBSIDY LOSS WOULD STING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN ON CLINTON'S LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RUSH LIMBAUGH SHOULDN'T BE LABELED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"SOME FRIENDLY ADVICE--WAIT UNTIL '94, PLEASE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ZOO FUND-RAISER IS WORTHY CAMPAIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CHARGES PENDING IN STUDENT SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHURCH TO SERVE THANKSGIVING DINNER,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE ENTERS PLEA IN PRISON STABBING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT HELD IN ABERDEEN JAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
5-YEAR-OLD GIRL KILLED IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BACK TO GRIND,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MOVES CLOSER TO ANOTHER I-29 EXIT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORESTBURG HAS 1 TURKEY PER RESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONVENTION STUDY PUTS CENTER NEXT TO ARENA,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*FIRE DAMAGES HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE--VIETNAM IS FUTURE CUSTOMER,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STATE TO BANKROLL JOB-TRAINING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*HUNTING IN THE ROUGH STILL HAS APPEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCHMIDT SETS PACE AT TOP-RANKED MILLER,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRAVELING 'FIDDLER' BRINGS BIG-TIME SHOW TO SF,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SNOWSTORM BEARS DOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FEDS INDICT FOSSIL HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NEIGHBORS HELP WIDOWS BRING IN THE CROP,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WASHINGTON HIGH AUCTION NETS {dollar}21,000","Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MINDS ITS MANNERS, LIST SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"AIR CRASH RULING WELCOME, TROUBLING (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EVEN PRISONERS KEEP CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PEOPLE LIKE DASCHLE DESTROYING OUR RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ONLY LARRY PRESSLER REPRESENTS DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ETHANOL USE PLAN MAY HELP MARKET,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS YEAR IN JAIL FOR ASSAULTING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEN GOING TO PRISON FOR ILLEGAL DUMPING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PILOT, PASSENGER OK AFTER CRASH","Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*I-29 PROJECT MAY BE DONE BY '96,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARGUE OVER MILLER'S CAMPAIGN KICKOFF,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MADD GIVES STATE C-PLUS IN REPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COURT BUILDING OK'D; OTHERS UNDER CONSIDERATION,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EPISCOPALIANS TO VOTE ON 11 MEN FOR BISHOP,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SOUTH DAKOTA TRAFFIC DEATHS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
VOTING MACHINES TO BE PURCHASED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FUNDING TO EASE AIR BASE CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MAKE GAS TAX PITCH,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PILOT ERROR, WINDS BLAMED IN CRASH","Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
4 FINALISTS NAMED FOR SDSU DEAN JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS CHAMBER MANAGER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS FILLS VACANT CITY POST,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GAMING COMMISSION WON'T EASE UP--RULES FOR SECURITY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"JOY LEADS 'WITCH HUNT,' CASINO SPOKESMAN SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"READERS CALL PAY HIKES GREEDY, STUPID, UNJUSTIFIED","Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SISSETON-WAHPETON COLLECT PETITIONS--RECALL COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CENTER BOOSTS WESTSIDE INTEREST,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LOCAL COMPANY LOVES A PARADE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*AREA FARMER IS HONORED BY JAYCEES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
SKYFORCE BEAT GRAND RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEALTH PLAN BETTER COVER HOARSE VOICES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LEFTOVERS A NICE THANKSGIVING DIVIDEND,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COOK'S 2 STOVES HANDY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE UPHOLDS SCHOOL-AID LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAN REFUSES TO SURRENDER BELIEF WIFE WILL RETURN,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SF OFFICIALS DECLARE FIGHT FOR CHANGE ISN'T OVER YET,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WRITERS HAVE LOT TO SAY THANKS FOR (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
ARGUS EDITORIALS INFLUENCED ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
"ARENA CONCERT WAS WASTE OF TIME, MONEY (L)","Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
"MORRELL THUMBS NOSE AT WORKERS, STATE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
POWTER IS GARBAGE DRESSED AS TALK SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--WHAT IS PRIORITY OF NEXT MAYOR,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
SELF-GOVERANCE FOR INDIANS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MARTIN SETS STANDARD FOR QUARTERBACKS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BLACK HILLS TRIP BECOMES ADVENTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*BONNICHSEN GETS 1,000 THE HARD WAY","Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
TWO-DAY FESTIVAL WOULD BE DIFFICULT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ASSAULT CHARGES FILED AGAINST MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE THEFT OF EIGHT TIRES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN HELD IN JAIL ON COCAINE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES SAY MAN THREATENED WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CLASS--PRISON CROWDING NEAR CRISIS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LET THERE BE LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITY CANDIDATES DIFFER ON VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAYOR'S RACE SPLITS ALONG INCOME LINES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
COPIER TONERS UNDER SUSPECT AS ODOR SOURCE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*YANKTON CORONER'S INQUEST ON DEATH PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS REJECT DAM PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER CRITICIZES HELMS FOR COMMENTS ON CLINTON,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY TO THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*GETTING READY FOR THANKSGIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MANSLAUGHTER CASE WILL GO TO TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DAKTRONICS SALE DROP,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
"TRIO FACE RACKETEERING CHARGES IN SD, ELSEWHERE","Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*PURSE-SYNDROME VICTIMS COULD USE A SUPPORT GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THANKSGIVING MORE THAN A DAY TO SIT AROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LITTLE TO FEAR FROM GOALS 2000 (PROF),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1994, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
"*MOTHER, CHILDREN TURN LIFE AROUND AFTER MISSION FIR","Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS-MADE BALLOONS DELIGHT MACY PARADE WATCH,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LOWER SPEEDS ON MAPLE STREET REDUCE FEARS OF HOME O,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SEEK HELP TO END DOMESTIC ABUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS STILL SAFE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SELFISH RANCHERS LIMIT HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOVERNMENT MUST STOP BARBARIC ACT OF ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RURAL CONCERNS MUST HELP SHAPE LEGISLATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
INVESTING IN KIDS YIELDS BIG PAYBACK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*BERESFORD'S GALLERY GREAT PLACE TO STOP,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THEME--'CHRISTMAS ON THE PLAINS',"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KELO PUTS LOFTESNESS ON TAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*HUMAN HAIR DETERS MUNCHING DEER,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"OVEREATING, TURKEY CAN INDUCE SLEEP","Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"PLANE CRASH KILLS 3 LARCHWOOD, IA TEENS","Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LONGTIME PARKER LEGISLATOR DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DOESN'T SHUT DOWN TRADITION,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MANUFACTURER RECALLS CATTLE INSECTICIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JUST IN CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"THANKFUL ATTITUDES HELP, SAY PASTORS","Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*MAN ADMITS ASSAULT ON WOMAN WITH KNIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VOTE ON INCINERATOR WILL BE JAN. 9,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
UTILITY COMPANY OFFERS PLANT ELECTRIC BREAK,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID RETURNS TO NETTLETON,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEPUTY CHARGED IN TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN REPORTED MISSING IS BACK HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*UNIVERSITY DEAN TO LECTURE AT USD,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TWO MEN PLEAD GUILTY TO DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY CONSTRUCTION WORKER DIES IN FALL FROM ROO,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*LUTHERAN CHURCH DELIVERS MEALS TO ELDERLY, SHUT-INS","Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SPENT HER LIFE CARING FOR OTHERS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CONCERTS AND PLAYS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*FIRE DAMAGES 4TH-FLOOR APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PENNSYLVANIA FUGITIVE FOUND GUILTY IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*TERMESPHERES NAMED AFTER SD CREATOR,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"YANKTON-AREA RESIDENTS INDICTED, CHARGED IN RASH OF","Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CONVICTED ROBBER FACES LIFE FOR BEING HABITUAL CRIMI,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DOGS HELP POLICE IN SCHOOL MARIJUANA ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 24 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*ELECTION TO TEST CITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MENTAL COMMITTAL A COMPLEX PROCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MENTAL COMMITTAL A COMPLEX PROCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PRIVATE SCHOOLS GAIN IN ND,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*IT'S TIME TO ENJOY THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PAWN SHOP OPERATOR FINED OVER GOLD THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MADAME PRESIDENT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
{dollar}2 TO {dollar}3-A-GALLON GAS SEEN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*PRESSLER AIDE-WASHINGTON POST ARTICLE NOT THE WHOLE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BLASTS JACK ANDERSON & THE ARGUS LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
CITY EMPLOYEE BLAMED FOR REMARK TO BOY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
AMERICAN HOLOCAUST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
HUMANE SOCIETY'S CARE DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
YOUNGSTOWN RIPS SD STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUNGSTOWN RIPS SD STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OSCO DRUG TO CLOSE ITS DOWNTOWN STORE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*LIVESTOCK CONVENTION TO BEGIN WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
ETHANOL PLANTS PLANNED FOR SD,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.4"
OZARK REPORTS THIRD QUARTER LOSS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
COMPUTER TERMINAL LTD HAS OPENED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
WILLIAM BALDWIN ELECTED PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
AL SCHOCK RE-ELECTED ON THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
COMPUTER SHORT COURSE IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.2"
"POACHERS TAKE MORE DEER, ELK THAN HUNTERS","Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
WATERFOWL STOP IN ND,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTERS STILL HUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.4"
*BOTANICAL EXHIBIT WORTHWHILE DESPITE FLAWS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ATTORNEY HANDLES COMMITTAL CASE WITH CARE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MENTAL HEALTH ASSOC OFFERS GUIDE TO THERAPY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MENTAL HEALTH ASSOC OFFERS GUIDE TO THERAPY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ATTORNEY HANDLES COMMITTAL CASE WITH CARE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GEORGE GIESEKE-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.C, p.16, col.1"
*STANDING EAGLE'S WORK IS CAST IN STONE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL EXPERT SPURNS MILITARY FORCE IN IRAN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TAXPAYERS TO PAY OWN REFUND,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION GIVES ITSELF PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION GIVES ITSELF PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REQUESTS FOR WONDER WATER POUR IN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REQUESTS FOR WONDER WATER POUR IN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TIMES ARE TOUGH FOR COLLEGE YEARBOOKS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HISTORY OF ROCK MUSIC CHRONICLED ON RADIO SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
WOLFGANG EYES DECEMBER SILVERDOME MIDGET RACES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOLFGANG EYES DECEMBER SILVERDOME MIDGET RACES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD'S PATRONAGE JOBS CHANGE WITH ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TALL BUILDING COULD HANDCUFF SF FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI NEEDS HEAVY MOISTURE ACCUMULATION,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OAHE PROJECT TO REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEEDY FAMILIES IN STATE GETTING ENERGY AID FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEEDY FAMILIES IN STATE GETTING ENERGY AID FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CREDIT MUSKIE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PERVY'S MISSION IN MOSCOW TALKS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BACKERS, PRINCIPALS OF VETS DAY PRAISED (L)","Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"ABDNOR CRITICIZED, MCGOVERN PRAISED (L)","Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"ABDNOR CRITICIZED, MCGOVERN PRAISED (L)","Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BOARD SETS SCHOOL SITE REQUIREMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FIRED MAN'S HEARING POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EQUIPMENT FOR HANDICAPPED ON LOAN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECOUNT GIVES SEAT TO PRO-OAHE MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY'S GOOD SAFETY RECORD REWARDED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPECIAL THANKSGIVING SERVICE SET,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRED MAN'S HEARING POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CITY WORKERS HONOR SF CRANE OPERATOR,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CITY WORKERS HONOR SF CRANE OPERATOR,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SO SIOUX SCHOOL DECISION PENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS PUTTING FAITH AND MONEY INTO ARTICHOKES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLUB'S BREAKFAST GROWS INTO CITYWIDE AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLUB'S BREAKFAST GROWS INTO CITYWIDE AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THINK SCHOOL'S DULL...NOT WITH COMPUTERS-CASTLEWOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*THINK SCHOOL'S DULL...NOT WITH COMPUTERS-CASTLEWOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOW TO MAKE SURE THE TURKEY IS PERFECT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
USD BAND DIRECTOR RETIRES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*SF LAWYER ADVOCATE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*SF LAWYER ADVOCATE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
LEE DISTINGUISHED MUSICIAN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
LEE DISTINGUISHED MUSICIAN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
USD BAND DIRECTOR RETIRES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*DEBBIE VALENTINE-REKSTAD MISS SD PRE-TEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*SYLVIA DE ZEEUW LESERTOMA SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
FAVORITE ND TAKES COOL LOOK AT MEDIA FORECAST,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SMED SPARKS VIKINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SMED SPARKS VIKINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEUFELD SAYS STATE WATER PLANS WON'T HURT TRIBES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO PAY FOR INMATE LEGAL FEES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW SEARCH OF MATHIS FARM DENIED-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO PAY FOR INMATE LEGAL FEES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED TESTS FOR TEACHERS DIE FROM LACK OF SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED TESTS FOR TEACHERS DIE FROM LACK OF SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEUFELD SAYS STATE WATER PLANS WON'T HURT TRIBES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEUFELD SAYS STATE WATER PLANS WON'T HURT TRIBES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ACLU WON'T CHALLENGE ROTUNDA TREES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ACLU WON'T CHALLENGE ROTUNDA TREES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WESTERN WON'T END PIERRE SERVICE YET,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
4 TAYLOR'S PANTRY STORES TO BECOME 7-ELEVENS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL DISTRICT DISSOLVED BY FORRESTBURG VOTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL DISTRICT DISSOLVED BY FORESTBURG VOTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*AGRICULTURE MUST BECOME A US POLITICAL POWER,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS' BUSINESS OUTLOOK IS ENCOURAGING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*AGRICULTURE MUST BECOME A US POLITICAL POWER,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THANKS MOTHERS FOR LETTING BABIES LIVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
KKRZ-FM OFFERED MORE PROGRAM ADVICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
INDIAN SITE-HISTORICAL SITES UNPROTECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INDIAN SITE-HISTORICAL SITES UNPROTECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INDIAN SITE-HISTORICAL SITES UNPROTECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RC ASKED TO VOID 5 LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
3 S DAKOTANS DIE IN 2 ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR MULLS CATALYTIC CONVERTER BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON PANEL OK'S JOINT ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD JOB TRAINING PROGRAM LAUNCHED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS WANT GAS RATE HIKE LIMITED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"YANKTON MAN JUMPS FROM BRIDGE, DIES","Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL COULD SAVE ABERDEEN STATION,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POSTPONED ETSI HEARING RESCHEDULED FOR JAN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FIRED ABERDEEN POLICEMEN ON PAID LEAVE UNTIL RULING,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
POSTPONED ETSI HEARING RESCHEDULED FOR JAN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BELL'S RATE HIKE WON'T AFFECT BLIND,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ASKED TO TAKE OVER CAP-YANKTON,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
INDIAN GROUP WANTS BIA POLICE BACK,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
INDIAN GROUP WANTS BIA POLICE BACK,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BELL'S RATE HIKE WON'T AFFECT BLIND,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*DR TRADITIONALLY SKIPS STORE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FACED WITH DEATH, REFUGEES FLEE TO SD","Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*OH, WHAT A BEAUTIFUL AFTERNOON","Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELECTRICAL SHORT CAUSED MITCHELL FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HANSON REMOVES SELF, STAFF FROM CASE","Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN'S SALES TAX GETS 2ND LOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'PEOPLE ARE MORE GENEROUS',"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE STANDS FIRM ON YELLOW THUNDER,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE JOBLESS RATE EDGES UP,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEVER FORGET OUR THANKFUL HERITAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FRIENDLY TALK BETTER THAN DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BID AWARD DELAYED ON HURON WELL FIELD,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY OFFICIALS DON'T LIKE MALL DELAY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FLIGHT SERVICE STATION BONDS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FUND-RAISER SET FOR BROCKHOUSE ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEETING SET TO DISCUSS RIVER AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE RIGGS THEATER ADDITION UP FOR VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAILROAD RETIREMENT SYSTEM MAY END,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD HIGHER EDUCATION FOCUS OF TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN DIES IN ONE-VEHICLE ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HIGHER GAS TAX MAY BOOST SD TOURISM,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
NEB INMATE CHARGED WITH 2 DEATHS--DIXON,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MOVIE MAKER TRYING TO CLEAR SELF,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
FIRMS TOLD TO STOP OPERATING IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"SD PAYS EMPLOYEES {dollar}10,000 FOR LEGAL FEES","Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEIERHENRY--TRIPP CO OFFICIALS CAN'T BE SEATED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
DUAL PRODUCTIONS OF 'A CHRISTMAS CAROL' NO HUMBUG,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SYMPHONY TO GIVE CHRISTMAS CONCERT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.C, p.15, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE'S PEDERSEN KEEPS PLUGGING AWAY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TOUGHEST BATTLE FOR KNIGHTS' GROSS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*LOHR OUT TO PROVE ALL-AMERICAN HONORS WAS NO FLUKE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*STORM SNARLS HOLIDAY TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ADOPTED BY THE NIELSENS FOR 1 WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'NIGHT AFTER NUCLEAR PARTY' TASTELESS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BRUCE FINDS WATER SUPPLY FREE OF NITRATES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"OFFICE CLOSES, BUT GROUP'S WORK GOES ON","Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKER'S ACTION KEEPS FIRE FROM SPREADING,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOP SAYS DASCHLE VULNERABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BIAS AGAINST STATE'S INDIANS INDICATED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WHY RUSHMORE GOAT HERD SHRINKING,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BAND TRIP TO EUROPE IS WORTHWHILE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"QUESTIONS ABOUT MADISON, SPRINGFIELD","Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REVIEW KAMIKAZE LESSONS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THANK THOSE WHO GAVE TO CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE SETS ACADEMY APPLICATION DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DISABLED VETS OPEN MITCHELL THRIFT STORE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER URGES PASSAGE OF BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER WILL SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BYRUM SALVAGES SOME RIGHTS OF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNTRY VET TENDS TO CREATURES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUNSHINE MELTS 66-YEAR-OLD RECORD,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TRIES TO BUILD AWARENESS OF STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*IT IS JUST A DOG-GONE SAD STORY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OPPOSED TO YELLOW THUNDER PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEWSPAPERS IN MILBANK,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARMS TALKS GOOD WAY TO START YEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO HELP INDIAN BUSINESSES PROFIT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF HISTORY BUFFS SOON TO GET ANOTHER BOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FLANDREAU INFANT DROWNS IN TEXAS POND,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MADISON TO VOTE ON FIRE HALL BOND,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TO ENDORSE WASTE COMPACT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
LATE SCHOOL START WORRIES STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NW BELL TO LAY OFF EMPLOYEES JAN 1,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ALERT GRANDSON SAVES GRANDFATHER'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BELL OFFERS NEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"BOWDLE LEASES HOSPITAL, HOME FOR {dollar}1 A YEAR","Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FORMER BANK OFFICIAL GETS PRISON SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
REGISTRATION RULES WILL HELP WITH THEFTS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SDSU MEAT JUDGES WIN INTERNATIONAL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE SELLS 133 MORE PARK STICKERS IN '84,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TIPS RESULT IN 13 ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
STATE MENTAL HOSPITAL FACING OVERCROWDING,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA'S 'MONK FACTORY',"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SHIRLEY MEYER COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*THRIVING STARMARK READIES ITS ENCORE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL WOMAN OPENS AROUND THE WORLD TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAMKOTA INC BUYS WATERTOWN HOLIDAY INN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
REGULATORS KEPT WATCH ON BANK'S DEALINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
UPS MOVING CUSTOMER COUNTER FOR HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL MAN ACQUIRES JET PHOTO LAB BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BEST WINS SERVICE EXCELLENCE AWARD FROM 3M,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
WHAT A BIG DEAL CITIBANK IS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
JERRY SIMMONS TO HEAD SD CHAMBER,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
IT WAS C-C-COLD SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FOCUS IS ON FAMILIES THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*FOUNDATION SEEKS RIGHT GROWTH FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"IN THE BIG LEAGUES, MORE WILL MEAN LESS (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"PLAN COULD CUT SEED, WHEAT PROGRAMS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 25 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*YOU BETTER NOT POUT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS PRAISE 'BILL OF RIGHTS',"Argus LeaderNov 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN FOLLOWS FUTURE IN THE CLOUDS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WIDOW SUES BROKER,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BAN IN STATE BUILDING FORCES SMOKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FOOD GIVEAWAY TURNS INTO TRAFFIC FIASCO,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SD NEEDS TO FOCUS ON IMAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TELEPHONE ENABLES JUSTICE TO STAY ON JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX COUNCIL MARKETING INDIAN DOLL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*USD IN DOME FOR PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY WARMS UP TOWARD WINTER,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VCR'S ARE CLASS ACT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING PLAN FOES OUTNUMBER FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"JURY AWARDS {dollar}300,000","Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ARMS-DEAL COVERAGE EXCESSIVELY NEGATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAGAN SHOULD ADMIT IRAN MISTAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
YOU HAVE TO ADMIRE REAGAN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BAND GIVES EXCITING SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SCHOOL NEEDS PARKING SPACE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SENATOR SHOWS IGNORANCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA PRESENTS OPERA IN ENGLISH,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MARCH OF DIMES VOLUNTEERS RECEIVE HONORS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NURSE'S ASSOCIATION ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC MEETING TO WEIGH BUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPERINTENDENT--FIRE WAS ARSON,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*TESTIMONIES TIE SUSPECTS, DRIVER","Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TAKES LOOK AT RENOVATION PLAN FOR HOTEL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOOSEMOBILES WILL BE ON THE ROAD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 PLEAD GUILTY AFTER CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY TO REVIEW JAIL OPERATING RULES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RECOUNT CONFIRMS WINNER,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AIRPORT BUSINESS SOARS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CEMETERY STARTS DRIVE TO FIX ROADS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*GAS TAX COMPARISON,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CORN HARVEST LAGS BY 2 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HURON--TIE PLANT CHANGES TO SWIFT DECISION,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
PLAY EXPLAINS MOLESTATION TO CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
*FRIENDS RECALL MAN WHO LOVED CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MISSING MAN KEPT BAKERY DOOR OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SOCIAL SECURITY FREEZE NEEDED IN DEFICIT FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LARGE HOG OPERATION WOULD SPOIL WATERFOWL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BOOK SELLERS AREN'T ENDORSED BY DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY WON'T INTERVENE IN TALKS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE RULES IN FAVOR OF ETHANOL PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL TALKS BREAK FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLANE CRASHES IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SECOND LOTTERY GAME DOESN'T STRIKE MUCH,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S RETAIL SALES LAG BEHIND NATION,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS WANT PIGEONS TO FLY THE COOP,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BLAST DAMAGES VOLGA SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EGAN WITHOUT WATER AFTER WELL QUITS WORKING,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE ACCEPTS NO CONTEST PLEA IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE DELAYS ARRAIGNMENT FOR SECOND TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROSLYN TEACHER NAMED TO TOP FOUR LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VIVIAN RESIDENTS WANT TO KEEP BANK OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN FILES MALPRACTICE SUIT AGAINST DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR TAKING INFANT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*COOPERATION NEEDED TO CUT BUDGET,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
IPSWICH FIGHTS TO KEEP ITS DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JOHNSON CRITICIZES DIRECTOR'S TRAVELS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS UPSET WITH MAGAZINE ERROR,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HOLIDAY FEASTING MOVES BEYOND FAMILY TABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TWO STUDENTS WIN POSTER CONTEST PRIZES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
STATE'S NUMBER ONE FRIENDLY BARTENDER CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ND MAN DROWNS AT ABERDEEN MOTEL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TRAFFIC TOLL REACHES 83 OVER HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MEAL WITH A MISSION,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HOLIDAY WEEKEND MAY BRING COLD, SNOW","Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RIVER RESORTS WOULD HELP TOURISM,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE SHOULDN'T TAKE AWAY CITY SOURCE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEGATIVE COMMENTS HARMFUL FOR DISABLED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*'WITHOUT A CLUE' OBVIOUS, IMITATES","Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ART IMITATES HOLIDAY RUSH,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DRIVER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SPEEDING,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY SEASON IS 'BUCKLE UP' TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY TREES TO BE PART OF CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PIONEER CHURCH TO CLOSE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHUSS SEASON OPENS IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP FORMS TO BOOST STATE COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BACK-INTEREST FOR HOG LOSSES IN DAM BREAK,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"GARRETSON, ELKTON TO IMPROVE WATER","Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDENTS PLAN CENTER FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CONVICTED KILLER LOSES 3RD APPEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
GUILTY BUT MENTALLY ILL VERDICT CONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SON'S TOY STRANGULATION,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
1988 STATE BISON BULLION SALES BELOW,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ROADSIDE CLEANUP NOTICES RAISE DUST,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ODDS FAVOR HUNTERS IN EAST RIVER SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HOLIDAY INN PLANS ROOM RENOVATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
RAVEN REPORTS RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*BUSINESS RUNS YOUR ERRANDS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"*COMFORTABLE WITH CLASSIC TOYS, SWEATERS","Argus LeaderNov 25 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*AREA RETAILERS RING UP SALES, TOO","Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GIFT-SEEKING CROWDS DECK THE MALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY MIGHT TOAST NEW YEAR WITH LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ARTS HISTORY REVIEW HAD INACCURACIES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LIQUOR WARNING JUSTIFIED (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEATH STORY TOO PERSONAL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SHOW YOUR FAMILY THAT YOU LOVE THEM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EGAN WON'T BE FORGOTTEN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
KEYES' REVIEW OFF TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRO-CHOICE RALLY APPLAUDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WRIGHT CARTOON PITIFUL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*SKYFORCE FALL TO 0-4 WITH OVERTIME LOSS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GREY CUP GAME TO FEATURE SD FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY WOMAN CRITICAL IN RUN-OVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE INVESTIGATION FINDS NO FOUL PLAY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTER CAN BE APPEALED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE GROUPS WAGING SAFETY-BELT CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAGNER MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN FEDERAL CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR BOYS' DEATHS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS PROTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JAMISON--REASSESS AMBULANCE SUBSIDY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO LEGISLATOR HAD BIGGER HEART THAN GUNDERSON,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN RINGING WITH TOUCH-TONE COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWRENCE COUNTY OFFICES BEING MOVED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
6 ARE FINED IN HUTTERITE COLONY CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RC MOTEL BLAMED ON CARBON MONOXIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CAPITOL DISPLAY TO COMMEMORATE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CROP PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*A TIME TO CRY, SAY GOODBYE","Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CONCERNS MOUNT ABOUT PLANNED WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BALMY 67-DEGREE DAY SHATTERS RECORD,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JUDICIAL RACES NO PLACE FOR SECRETS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*FEUD BETWEEN PRESSLER, DASCHLE TO ESCALATE","Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EDGEMONT RESIDENTS FORCED TO MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
INITIATIVE'S PASSAGE SENDS MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
UNRUH SHOULD SEEK BETTER HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CONGRESS TRYING TO GOVERN PRESIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CARETRAUM FAILS THE DUCK TEST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SHOULD GET OIL OUTSIDE OF MIDEAST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PRESSLER WINNER WITHOUT MUDSLINGING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CONCERN FOR RIGHTS CAN HURT CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
"*US ECOLOGY UNDER SCRUTINY--FINANCES, SITE PROBLEMS","Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
*BLACKSTONE WINS ROAD RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WALLEYE OVERBAGGING IS SEASONAL PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ANNUAL CORN GROWERS' MEETING SET DECEMBER 7,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SBA LOANS HIT HIGH FOR DECADE LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SBA SEEKS TO AID INDIAN BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WHEAT CONFERENCE PLANNED AT PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JUST AN EMPIRE BUILDER,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ANDERSON CONDITION REMAINS UNCHANGED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NTSB TO INVESTIGATE ARIZONA PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"RED RIBBONS WARN NOT TO DRIVE, DRINK","Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ZOO PLANS EVENTS DURING HOLIDAY SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DOWNTOWN ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR BIDS PERSONAL FAREWELL TO GUARD UNITS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LONETREE LEGAL CHALLENGE RESUMES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY SAILING TOWARD GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
NEW HIGH SCHOOL NEARLY COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
COSTNERS MAKING DONATION FOR SIOUX EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
OCTOBER WAGERING DIPS IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*VERMILLION RECYCLING CENTER EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
CALL FOR HELP TURNS OUT TO BE SCAM,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
"*MUSIC, ART, DISPLAYS FILL BUSY CALENDAR","Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*HAWAII IS SIMPLE DESTINATION FOR MAINLANDERS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1990, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
"*CLINTON GIVES ANSWERS, GAINS RESPECT","Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LONE COPS FILL VOID IN SMALL TOWNS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ELKTON OFFICER JUGGLES DUTIES AND FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
KEEPING LAW AND ORDER IN LEOLA,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*BERTRAM CHIEF WON RESPECT BY BEING TOUGH,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*FARMER HAS THIS TO SAY--'THANK YOU',"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*NEW PROCEDURE TREATS RAPID BEATING,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*HOST'S ON-AIR RULE--'MOM IS WATCHING',"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
"CHRONIC, TROUBLESOME LEG PAINS","Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MANY CITIZENS WANT VIDEO LOTTERY AXED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MILLER SPECULATION SPICED UP DULL YEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULDN'T PAY FOR ISRAEL'S WRONGS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OFFICIAL'S MISTAKE MARS CROSS COUNTRY MEET (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*EDUCATORS ARE DOING GOOD JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HAVING A WILL BEST IN MOST FAMILY CASES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CITY TO CONSIDER FEE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD COMMISSION OK'S RESTORATION FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE DERAILMENT CAUSED BY BROKEN RAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KINGSWOOD DEVELOPER FILLS ADDITIONS WITH CASTLES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEARTLAND EVENT CALLED VICTORY FOR DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEPARTMENT HEAD ROOTS FOR TIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIRCRAFT SAFE AFTER EMERGENCY LANDING,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGH-SPEED CHASE ENDS IN JUVENILE'S ARREST,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOVEN RESIDENTS OK 1 PERCENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN TRIBES DISCUSS WATER RIGHTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY BOY DIES IN HUNTING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNION-THORPE SKIRMISH ENDS IN FOUR ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS PROPOSE SPECIAL-SESSION PAY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SORTING OUT PLANS TO AUTOMATE MAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BROHM GIVEN CLEANUP ULTIMATUM,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
INTERSTATE RADIOACTIVE WASTE GROUP PICKS LEADER,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*CANCER PATIENT GETS SPECIAL DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY BOARD HEARS PROPOSAL TO RE-DESIGN PARK,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUN MAY SHINE ON THANKSGIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEVELOPERS SEE HYDRO-PLANT AS RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
EXPANDING LOTTERY WOULD BE MISTAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"I-229, WESTERN LIGHT DOES SERVE A PURPOSE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
JOY'S REMARKS WON'T WIN SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
ALTERNATIVE GIFTS OFFER AID TO NEEDY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK AT REPUBLICAN EVENT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ND POLICE ARREST TWO SD RUNAWAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE DELIVER BIKES TO AREA CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHARITIES SPONSOR FREE THANKSGIVING MEALS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EDGEMONT MAY GET POWER PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MORE COUPLES SPLITTING UP IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS HOPE FOR SAFE HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW TUNE FOR BROOKINGS CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
STATE'S DIVORCE LAW FAULTED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ELECTION A TOSSUP IN COUNTY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"*RODEO QUEEN AT HOME ON RANGE, PILOT'S SEAT","Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"BAR MANAGER CHARGED IN BRAWL, SHOOTING","Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW PANEL TO ADDRESS MEDICAL CENTER ISSUES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'BUFFALO COMMONS' EXPERTS TO HOLD MEETINGS IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MORE LIMITS CONSIDERED FOR STURGIS RALLY MERCHANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW MOTEL PLANNED NEAR ARENA,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*GREAT HUNT DOESN'T EVEN NEED A SHOT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOTLINE HELPS GF&P BAG POACHERS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ROAD RACE IS THANKSGIVING WEEKEND TRADITION,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD DEER HUNTERS FACE TOUGH GOING,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*USE SENSE, PLANNING TO AVOID OVEREATING","Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ETHNIC DISHES CHALLENGE BRANDON COOK,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SNOWSTORM TURNS INTO BAD HOLIDAY GUEST,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT WE WANT OUR CITY'S FUTURE TO HOLD,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOICES FROM THE HEART OF THE CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CENTRAL NEIGHBORHOOD IS CITY'S MOST TYPICAL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*MOTHER WORRIES ABOUT CITY GROWING TOO BIG,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*WOMAN FINDS NICHE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*A SAFE HAVEN FOR YOUNG FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS COULD BE 'DREAM CITY',"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*ENTERTAINMENT CHOICES MUST BE EXPANDED,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
CITY HAS MANY OLD DUMPSITES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NEW WARDEN ABUSES PRISONERS' RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"SPEED LIMIT ASIDE, WE ARE THANKFUL (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DRIVERS' LACK OF CONCERN APPALLING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TO BE ESPECIALLY THANKFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*SPEARFISH LINEMAN SD'S BEST PLAYER,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SZABO TIP GIVES SKYFORCE WIN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ARGUS LEADER ELITE 45,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CITY RESIDENTS DENY COCAINE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN FOR NOT SHOWING,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN TRAVELING TO MILBANK MISSING,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION OK'S VOTE ON MORRELL PACT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THANKSGIVING TRIP DETOUR,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO APPEAL RULING ENDING MEDICAL SERVICE BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN STUCK IN SNOWSTORM SURVIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEALS BEING OFFERED TO HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEEN-AGER IN CASE INVOLVING FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*O'BRIEN TAPES OLYMPIC PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEARINGS TO LOOK INTO BIA POLICE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK AT HEALTH-CARE FORUM,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRED EMPLOYEE REHIRED AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NURSE PRESENTATIONS DEC 15 AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"82 HURT, 1 DIED LAST THANKSGIVING","Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*RUSHMORE RUSH,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MCKENNAN TO MANAGE CLEAR LAKE HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
KENNEDY'S SISTER COMPARE CLINTON TO FORMER PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
RURAL LAWMAKERS HOPE TO BOOST LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.C, p.12, col.2"
*THANKSGIVING PERSPECTIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*GO AHEAD, ENJOY IT","Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
"*DISPOSITION, TEACHING METHODS (PROF)","Argus LeaderNov 25 1993, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*LIQUOR'S LITTLEST VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*UNLUCKY GOOSE IS SET LOOSE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SUES COMPANY OVER NORPLANT PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*VERMILLION COUPLE PROVIDES FOR 'BUTTERFLIES',"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE SEEKS FUNDING FOR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"SCHOOL AID, TAXES STILL NEED REFORM (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JOHNSON'S POLL VICTORY NOTHING TO BRAG ABOUT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SKYLINE HEIGHTS HAS A RIGHT TO VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'JUST CURIOUS' MUST TELL THE WHOLE STORY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FLYING J TRUCK STOP IS EXAMPLE OF ABUSE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*MCGOVERN ISN'T BEHIND ALL EVIL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GUNFIRE LEADS TO JUVENILE'S ARREST,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"NEW MAYOR, COUNCIL TAKE OATH DEC. 30","Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DON'T WAIT TO GET INVITED TO INAUGURAL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN MARCHES INTO NY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MISSING DALMATIONS MYSTIFY TRENT FAMILY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BANQUET FULFILLS ITS NAME,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*DICK KELLY ENDORSES RENTSCHLER,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*HUSBAND FACES CHARGE OF FIRST-DEGREE MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*REST AND RELAXATION,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DASCHLE AGREES HELMS SHOULDN'T LEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS PASS ON HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DIES FROM COMPLICATIONS OF ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FAMOUS COWGIRL SLOWS DOWN LITTLE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DEADWOOD GAMBLERS SET OCTOBER RECORDS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
KIDS APPEAR TO BACK PARENTS' VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MICKELSON PROJECT GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"HOW VOTING AGREED, CLASHED","Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*CARGO LIFTS AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"NEWBERN, HUNTER SPARK SKYFORCE","Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOOD HEALTH KEY TO AUGIE'S SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HANSON GALLERY BACK ON PHILLIPS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CITY GIVES HOLIDAYS AN OFFICIAL START WITH PARADE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GARGOYLES SELL FAST IN SIOUX FALLS STORES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*MOLD HARMLESS ON GERANIUMS BROUGHT IN FOR WINTER,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
PARENTS MOBILIZE TO SAVE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WARM WEATHER ICES HOT CHOCOLATE SALES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
3 IOWA SIBLINGS DIED IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CAMPAIGN REFORM MUST BE PRIORITY (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GENERATION XER'S IDENTIFY WITH POOR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SOCIETY MISGUIDED IN WORSHIP OF ATHLETES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
REPUBLICAN CONTRACT PROMISES LITTLE FOR US (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD MUST STOP WASTING MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
PEOPLE CAN DINE AT 416 RESTAURANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRANT HELPS ELDERLY ADOPT CATS AND DOGS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PEDESTRIAN PROGRAM ISSUES AWARD TO CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER PRESIDENT COMES TO CITY FOR LECTURE SERIES,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LET THE SHOPPING BEGIN,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"HOMEOWNER, CELLULAR PHONE TEAM UP TO CHASE DOWN VAND","Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ND TAX STRUCTURE TO BE TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CANYON LAKE PROJECT TO END SILT PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*AMERICAN INDIANS TO SHARE IN {dollar}1.5M,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE NURSING BOARD APPROVES SCHOOL'S ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PETITION DRIVE SEEKS BAN ON ROAD HUNTING,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROGRAM GETS GRANT FOR INDIAN YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE GUARD LIKELY TO STAY OUT OF BOSNIA,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LINCOLN COUNTY PREPARES TO RECYCLE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*FIVE TEEN-AGERS INJURED IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"COURTS WON'T GET CUT, JUSTICE SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"FOUND JOY IN SONG, REPUBLICAN POLITICS","Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*LAMB PRICES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
RETAILERS BREAK OUT GIMMICKS TO ATTRACT SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*CHRISTMAS TUNES SHINE,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DENTISTS TO GIVE EXAMS IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SWIT IN TOWN TO MAKE ADS FOR CLINIC,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SKYFORCE WEATHER'S STORM,"Argus LeaderNov 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"ABOUREZK'S WIFE WAITS, HOPES","Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY WORKERS VOTE ON PAY BID TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY WORKERS VOTE ON PAY BID TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MINISTER CLOWNS AROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MINISTER CLOWNS AROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*'LITTLE WOMEN' DOLLS TO AID SALVATION ARMY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
NO MINIATURE MODEL PLANES FOR THIS GUY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SMALL TOWN IN ND FORMS AMBULANCE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
NO MINIATURE MODEL PLANES FOR THIS GUY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CITY MIGHT LOSE FIREMEN OVER PAY OFFER,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CITY MIGHT LOSE FIREMEN OVER PAY OFFER,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES FACE TAX JEOPARDY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
STAY ALIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OPTIMISM & SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LOCAL GAYS PLAN TO FORM CHURCH,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'LOFTY'-43 YEARS AFTER INITIAL SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
'LOFTY'-43 YEARS AFTER INITIAL SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*SD LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.3"
MARKETING BOARD COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.6"
SD LIVESTOCK SANITARY BOARD ADOPTS RULING,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.5"
*AG DEPT CHANGES IMAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
CATTLE INDUSTRY VITAL TO SD ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.6"
AMATEUR CHEFS TO SIOUX FALLS FOR 1981 BEEF COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.3"
LAWMAKERS URGE LIQUOR TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS URGE LIQUOR TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING READY FOR A CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOLITUDE NOT NECESSARILY ONLY WAY TO FIND PEACE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOLITUDE NOT NECESSARILY ONLY WAY TO FIND PEACE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROSPECTIVE LAWYER PREPARED FOR STATE'S ATTORNEY PO,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*PROSPECTIVE LAWYER PREPARES FOR STATE'S ATTORNEY PO,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*LEGAL DIFFICULTIES THWART SALE OF GEESE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*MCKELLIPS, KRULL WANT DEMO JOB","Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*MCKELLIPS, KRULL WANT DEMO JOB","Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*MCKELLIPS, KRULL WANT DEMO JOB","Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OAHE PROMOTER SEEKING SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXTENSION OF TAX DISCOURAGED,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OAHE PROMOTER SEEKING SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXTENSION OF TAX DISCOURAGED,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THANKS INCREASE WITH THE YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE MAY LEASE CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
100-VOTE ERROR FOUND IN HOUSE VOTE RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SF GOING AFTER NEW CONVENTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THE ROOM BOOM (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF GOING AFTER NEW CONVENTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO RAILROAD CAN BE PROFITABLE IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"DEPLORES NEGATIVISM OF HAL WICK, NCPAC (L)","Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
'UP WITH PEOPLE' CAST THANKED FOR EVENING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"RAPID CITY MAN GETS 47,000-VOLT JOLT","Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD TRUCKER SMOTHERS IN CARGO,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN INDICTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THIEVES PITCH HAY BY MOONLIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SINGLE-MEMBER DISTRICTS BACKED,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS STOCK SHOW SET FOR JAN 31,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COS-CALF FIELD DAY DEC 10,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HARRISBURG SERVICE TO HELP HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOTEL OWNER'S TRIAL BEGINS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MOTEL OWNER'S TRIAL BEGINS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
REFUND METHOD UNDECIDED,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DCI PROBING CATTLE PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CHURCH GROUP OK'S PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHURCH GROUP OK'S PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"DAIRY, CONSTRUCTION FIRM SETTLE LAWSUIT OUT OF COURT","Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
FOOTBALL FUN FOR ALCESTER ALL-STATER,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOOSE HUNTERS SAY 'I TOLD YOU SO' ABOUT STEEL SHOT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ELEVEN REFUGES CAN OPEN ACCORDING TO COURT RULING,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
78 EDGEMONT BUILDINGS FAIL RADIATION TEST,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-SF MAN SLAIN IN FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-SF MAN SLAIN IN FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
78 EDGEMONT BUILDINGS FAIL RADIATION TEST,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*INDIANS, NON-INDIANS TO IMITATE EARLY CELEBRATION","Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*INDIANS, NON-INDIANS TO IMITATE EARLY CELEBRATION","Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TODAY WILL BE A REAL TURKEY FOR TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MAN CHARGED IN HAMMER BEATINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE THANKFUL DESPITE WREAKAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MOST SF STORES, OFFICES CLOSED TODAY","Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE THANKFUL DESPITE WREAKAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNARMED BOMB STOLEN FROM ELLSWORTH AIR,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NETTLETON STUDENT INJURED IN ELEVATOR FALL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COURT--INMATE DESERVES HEARING ON TRIAL FAIRNESS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COURT--INMATE DESERVES HEARING ON TRIAL FAIRNESS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PLANKINTON GETS OK TO REFUSE JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PLANKINTON GETS OK TO REFUSE JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
THANKSGIVING--FROM TERRITORIAL PERSPECTIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY'S ICY STREETS A SHOCK TO VISITOR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW PRAISED FOR DISPLAYING NATIVITY SCENE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
2 SD MEN DIE IN CAR ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FRONTIER TO BEGIN SF SERVICE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD JOINS LAWSUIT AGAINST WATT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BURGLARY COMPLAINT LEADS TO DRUG ARREST,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SECOND MATHIS SEARCH WARRANT PENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"YANKTON WOMAN GETS FINE, PROBATION FOR EVADING TAXES","Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ENERGY FIRMS INTERESTED IN WASTEWATER,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
INDIANS WANT JUDGE DISQUALIFIED FROM ARCHEOLOGICAL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
WALN SWORN IN AS ROSEBUD TRIBAL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
INDIANS WANT JUDGE DISQUALIFIED FROM ARCHEOLOGICAL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
C&NW MIGHT ABANDON WOLSEY-TO-RC LINE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
WALN SWORN IN AS ROSEBUD TRIBAL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*'SECAUCUS SEVEN' A SLEEPER WORTH SEEING,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD PUBLIC BROADCASTING FUND RAISING BEGINS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD PUBLIC BROADCASTING FUND RAISING BEGINS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MS BOWLING BENEFIT AT EASTWAY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.C, p.14, col.2"
LINCOLN HG SCH SKI CLUB HOLDS SKI SWAP,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.C, p.14, col.2"
SEMINAR ON UNDERSTANDING,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.C, p.14, col.2"
TRIBUTE TO FOREMOTHERS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.C, p.14, col.3"
YWCA SANTA HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.C, p.14, col.3"
SPECIAL DEER SEASON PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*TESTS DON'T LIE, .410 BEST AT CLOSE RANGE","Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SPECIAL DEER SEASON PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SF HIGH SCHOOLS TAKE BASKETBALL INVENTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*BOB BURNS MAKING MOST OF HIS 'SECOND LIFETIME',"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BOB BURNS MAKING MOST OF HIS 'SECOND LIFETIME',"Argus LeaderNov 26 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MOTIVES OF ARSONISTS WORRY FIRE DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
5 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRE DESTROYS THE OLD LETCHER ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*AN UNTHANKSGIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*AIR FORCE CADET DOOLIE GRATEFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF NATIVE CREATED OWN VERSION OF VALLEY GIRL IN '77,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PROPOSED BILL WOULD ALLOW GOVERNOR TO APPOINT PUC,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD GROUP MAY ASK FOR CHANGE IN BIDDING LAWS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"THANKSGIVING DAY '82 IS TURKEY, FAMILY, FB & WORKING","Argus LeaderNov 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY COURT GOES ON TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RC GROUP HELPS POLISH REFUGEES START A NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SF MAN KILLED IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABORTION COMMENTS DISPUTED BY READER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF ANNEXATION POLICY A PLUS FOR COMMUNITY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DONATIONS LIGHT UP SALVATION ARMY CHRISTMAS TREE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ADAPTABILITY MAKES SULLY BUTTES' LAMB ALL-STATER,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CHINA TRIP--A MISSION OF GOOD WILL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MERCHANTS GIVE THUMBS-UP SIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LENNOX CHURCH CAN KEEP ITS BUILDING,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CHRISTIANS HAVE RIGHT TO BE WITH GOD,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FINGERPRINTING PROGRAM A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HIGH COURT REDUCES SENTENCE FOR DRUG OFFENDER,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSES WITHOUT POWER FOR FIVE HOURS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SECOND NEWSPAPER TO BEGIN IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY COLLECTS 93 PERCENT OF GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 DIE IN COLLISION NEAR HERMOSA,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL CONVERSION WILL SAVE MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWSUIT FOR CAPITOL NATIVITY SCENE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
POLICIES INADEQUATE FOR TODAY'S FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE DENIES PLAN TO ABANDON LINE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BIBLE OFFERS ANSWER TO NUCLEAR WAR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WEEKS SERVED UNIVERSITY, SD WELL (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*NEWSMEN MUST SHOW RESTRAINT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAN FACES ARRAIGNMENT ON MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS DEFEAT PROPOSAL TO SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HEADING OUT TO THE SLOPES,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LEAD HIGH SCHOOL NEWSPAPER WINS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO FIRST-DEGREE MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE WANTS TO REMODEL ST CHARLES HOTEL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRIBAL MEMBERS WILL VOTE ON 2 AMENDMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WINNER WON'T PUSH 20 PERCENT BOOST,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NITRATE-FREE WATER LOCATED IN BRUCE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
AVERAGE ATHLETES NECESSARY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLIPPED CANINES HEAD FOR HOMES,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THIS ISN'T 9 TO 5 DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*FREEMAN JUNIOR COLLEGE BOLSTERS BY MAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REFUGEES TO HELP HUNGRY ETHIOPIANS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD WILL DISCUSS 4-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CROSS-COUNTRY SKI RACE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOTEL PARK FIRE BURNS IN THE MEMORY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUSEUM OFFERS PROGRAM ON SIOUX CULTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC WORKS PLAN ON COMMISSION AGENDA,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU PRESIDENT TO TALK AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WOODEN WONDERS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BEAR MURDER TRIAL JURY SELECTION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DOLE IS BEST CANDIDATE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD TO VOTE ON BONDS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"NEW RAPID CITY PARKING RAMP, CITY HALL","Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LIVESTOCK CONVENTION BEGINS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*STATE OFFERS FINANCIAL COUNSELING,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COWBELLES PROMOTE BEEF,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"BEEF COUNCIL HONORS 3 BUSINESSES, CITY","Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PROFESSOR RECEIVES CALIF COUNCIL AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ARNOLD KLEMME HONORED,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BILL PROMOTES SOYBEANS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*SIOUX EMPIRE RESIDENTS OUTLIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FREEZING MIST ICES HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BOOKS OFFER REPRIEVE FOR ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
AGRICULTURE STUDENTS ELECT OFFICERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"BLAME HIJACKERS, NOT EGYPT (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HISTORY SLANTS AMERICAN INDIAN PAST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROTECTING US SECRETS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAKE A FIRM STAND FOR LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ALL STATE MEMBERS CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SPRING ARTS EXPO ENTRIES BEING ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*MEMORIES OUTLIVE ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXPERT SEES ECONOMIC GLOOM,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRM SCORES BIG ON OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2.75 PERCENT RAISE FOR CITY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD APPROVES JOINT SCHOOL-CITY ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WENDY'S TO SERVE FREE MEALS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WINNER-AREA CREDIT GROUP REJECTS MERGER PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LOAN FRAUD TRIAL ENTERS SIXTH WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW TO DISCLOSE AG PLAN TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BURN SAYS HE'LL SEEK NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUTZ TO SPEAK AT FARM ELEVATOR CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW NAMES KOLMER TO TELEVISION BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS EUREKA SCHOOL DISTRICT TO PAY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR COMPACT VOTE CANVASS SET FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER CONGRESS ELECTS MAGERA PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EDGEMONT SET TO MOVE URANIUM TAILINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PSYCHIATRIST SHORTAGE HITS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"STATE OFFICIAL ADVOCATES EDUCATION, COOPERATION","Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*MUSTANGS MUSCLE SFC,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DRIVERS URGED--KEEP PARTY AT HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HATE TO SEE A WOUNDED WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH-TECH TOYS PLAYTHINGS OF THE '80'S,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BE CAUTIOUS ABOUT PSYCHIC COUNSELOR,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PUBLIC HOUSING PLAN DESERVES SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TEENS DON'T NEED TO DRIVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PROJECTS THREATEN TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*AREA STUDENTS WIN ESSAY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*ELKTON TEEN PLACES IN FFA CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*LENNOX GIRL NAMED CHIANINA QUEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*CANTON TEEN WINS PAGEANT TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*WHITE MAY GET ADVICE ON HOUSING,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANCH LIBRARY MAY GO IN MALL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN INJURED IN HIGHWAY CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MILITARY TECHNOLOGY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY OK'S SEXUAL HARASSMENT POLICY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"COUNTY, STATE AGAINST ALGAE","Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HYPNOTIZED WITNESSES IN ADAMS TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUN GUN USED IN ATTACK,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SCHOOL RECEIVES GRANT TO START NURSING DEGREE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SOLEM--PUC HAS DIGNITY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COMPANY PURCHASE SAVES WATERTOWN JOBS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
EXPLORERS TELL STORY OF NORTH POLE EXPEDITION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
KOLMAN WORKERS WIN BOARD RULING,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
THANKSGIVING TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABDNOR AIDE TO LEAD STANGELAND'S RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CITY TO PICK '87 ELECTION DATE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BALLOONS FROM CITY TO FLY IN PARADE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NO LINK DISCOVERED TO MISSING BAKER,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN ESCAPEE CAPTURED,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENT GIVES THANKS FOR SECOND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WASHINGTON INSPIRATION TO MAYOR,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SILVER LININGS ABOUND IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*WHAT DO YOU ENJOY MOST,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THOSE WHO HELP OTHERS DESERVE THANKS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*NELSON TOPS ARGUS TEAM,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LONG ANCHORS MIDDLE OF SF COLLEGE'S TEAM,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RHODES BOUNDS BACK,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CENTENNIAL EVENTS PLANNED IN HURON,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-FARM OFFICIAL TO AID GEPHARDT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER VISITING CENTRAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE FAA MEMBERS TO COMPETE IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TASK FORCE TO FOCUS ON CHILD HOUSING,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KEMP STRESSES VALUES IN VISIT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN TO BE TRIED AS ADULT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY FILES LAWSUIT IN BOY'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRAVELING WEATHER ON HOLIDAY MENU,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNION DELIVERS HANDBILL MESSAGE TO REPLACEMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD'S COMPLAINT CITES ABERDEEN DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUSH TO MAKE CAMPAIGN SWING IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUPLE PLEAD INNOCENT TO BAD CHECK CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-ABERDEEN PASTOR AMONG ALASKA VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON TO NAME KING AN HONORARY CITIZEN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INCOME LIMITS MAY BE COMING FOR HOME LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CITY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MORE PEOPLE WORK AS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTS CAN HELP CHILD WITH SPELLING,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1987, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS CROWD AREA STORES,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SNOWSTORM DRIFTS INTO AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP HAS LOST RESPECT--DASCHLE SAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
B-1B DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SLAVE RAIDER PLANS ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LOCAL NURSES THANKED FOR SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
THRESHOLD CELEBRATES 16 YEARS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GOOD START FOR MINING DISCUSSION (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MANY INDIANS WILL TAKE PART IN CENTENNIAL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PLAY RESERVES IN BLOWOUT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
REPRESENT INDIANS ON HILL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRESSLER SUGGESTS IOWAN FOR POSITION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STATE CLEANUP FUND GROWS TO {dollar}157,000","Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO HONOR HISTORY TEACHER,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDS MAIL LAST FARM DELINQUENCY NOTICES,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROUTE EVALUATION MAY MEAN CHANGES,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TECHNOLOGY WON'T ERASE 10 YEARS OF HARD WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SKI AREA EAGERLY AWAITS SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STATE FACES INCREASED HEALTH COST,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
YANKTON NURSING HOME LOSES APPEAL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*MCGOVERN BUYS LEASE ON CONNECTICUT INN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BUSH TO INCLUDE MIDWEST IN ADMINISTRATION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE REGULATOR CONTINUES DEREGULATION INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PROGNOSIS--A FEW BIG-CITY HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE LOAN MONEY RUNNING LOW,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THREAT FORCES CITY NATIVE OUT OF EL SALVADOR,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
WASHINGTON VOTE REVERSED LONG TREND,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*OUTLOOK 'WILL SCARE YOU',"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOCAL & FEDERAL SALARIES IN THE NEWS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MITCHELL DAILY REPUBLIC ON TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE MUST TAKE ON PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
YANKTON PRESS & DAKOTAN ON MEDICAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*DASCHLE IN VOTING FOR PAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DROPPING CASE OUTRAGEOUS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GROUP OFFERS SUPPORT TO ALZHEIMER'S KIN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DON'T BUY CHINA PRODUCTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MEDIA DISTORTED PROTEST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
TAXES WILL TAKE CENTER STAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
ALL HAVE RIGHT TO CHOOSE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
AD EMPLOYS FALSE CLAIMS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LAW AND ORDER CONTINUES TO LOOM,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LOW WAGES REDUCE BUYERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
TOP AREA FOR DUCKS IN BIG BEND,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
"CHILD, MOM TREATED AFTER HOUSE FIRE","Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRIVER IS CHARGED AFTER ROLLING CAR,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FORUM WILL FOCUS ON ALCOHOL, DRUGS","Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAILS TO TRAILS ORGANIZER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOWLING OVER THE CROWD,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BRANDON MAN TRAINS SEARCH DOGS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CENTENNIAL SPIRIT LIVES ON AFTER COMMEMORATION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DESERT ROSE SALOON FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*5 INJURED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOVERNOR WANTS INPUT ON EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RED CROSS VOLUNTEER REMEMBERS VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PHILIP OFFERS INTEREST-FREE MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TELLINGHUISEN CALLS PURCHASING LAW AMBIGUOUS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHECKOFF SYSTEM TO HELP FUND PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DAMAGE BY DEER WORRIES LAND OWNERS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
JAPANESE TO STUDY IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*CHEESE PLANT EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL--WE NEED MARKETS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
SACAJAWEA'S TALE REMAINS A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CHOOSE KIDS' CHRISTMAS GIFTS WITH GREAT CARE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
ISLANDS OF HAWAII FOR VACATION PARADISE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1989, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*ALL SAINTS MAY FIND NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"IN 1981, BARREL LEAKED RADIATION","Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE SPIRIT MUST LIVE ON,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
KEATING 5 REFLECT DANGERS OF GREED (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ALTERNATIVES NEEDED FOR THROWAWAY LIFESTYLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY HALL RAISES WOULD FUND MANY ELECTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NATION MUST PROBE MOTIVES FOR CONFLICT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"VOTE WAKE-UP CALL FOR BOARDS, POLITICIANS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
'IMPRESSIONS' TAKES WORK OUT OF READING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HYSTEROSCOPY GIVES IMPORTANT EXAMINATION TOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'IMPRESSIONS' GROUP TO BE NAMED TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DE SMET TEEN DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAITH CAHALAN NAMED FAIRMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE GROUP FOCUSES ON EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PAPER GROUP GIVES GIFT FOR RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COERCED INTO WATCHING 'THE SIMPSONS',"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SISSETON TO BUILD OBSERVATION TOWER,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPENDING THE DAY IN A CRAFTY WAY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TAX OFFICIAL TARGETS POSTAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SANTA'S HOUSE AIN'T WHAT IT USED TO BE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ROSEBUD LANDFILL PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
RUSSIAN OLIVE TREE MAY SET RECORD,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE TAX REFORM TOPS GROUP'S SURVEY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FINANCE SNAFU MAY BOOST MAN'S SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
TOWNS PREPARE FOR DEVELOPMENT HELP,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SPRINGFIELD'S BRIDGE SUPPORT GROWS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*SIOUX CITY NATIVE WINS HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SKYFORCE TOP YAKIMA FOR 3RD STRAIGHT WIN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EMPLOYER MUST REHIRE RESERVIST,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*EXPERTS ADVISE CASH-ONLY HOLIDAY BUYING,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
GOVERNOR UNVEILS BUDGET TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CAMPAIGNS FOR MISSOURI RIVER CROSSING AT VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FMHA PICK SPURS DISAGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF RECONSIDERS LIQUOR LICENSE BAN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GIRL TOOK PART IN ALLEGED RAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*FAIRY TALE FILM MAGICAL, MAKES BEAUTIFUL MUSIC","Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SPECIAL GIFTS KEEP ON GIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DEMOCRATS GIVE VOTERS GOOD SHOW (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEAGUE INTENDS TO 'TAKE BACK THE SYSTEM' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'OFF SEASON' FISHING USUALLY PRODUCTIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LENNOX'S RAABE STEADY UNDER PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*CHAMBERLAIN TEACHER HONORED ON TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE TO RULE LATER ON SECRET EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO 2-BY-4 ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PIZZA DELIVERY MAN ATTACKED, ROBBED","Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISONER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS' FAST HELPS FEED CITY HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWYER TO HELP CASTANEIRA--FOR FREE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LET THERE BE LIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UNDECIDED IF HE'LL SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM MAY EASE RURAL HEALTH-CARE CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOELLER STAYS MUM TO PROTECT HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BRICKS ARE WORK OF ART,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"COUPLE FACES FEDERAL WIRE, MAIL FRAUD RAP","Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MURDER TARGET DIES OF NATURAL CAUSES,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE CHIEFS GROUP PICKS NEW LEADERS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SAWMILL'S PROPERTY GOES UP FOR AUCTION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SNOWMOBILE PLANT TO OPEN IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE VETERINARIAN TO LEAD NATIONAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT SHELVES WASTE-BURNING PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TURKEY RECALL DOESN'T AFFECT NEBRASKA PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*WAKONDA TOPS SFC,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ONE OF STATE'S OLDEST 10K ROAD RACES SET,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL CPA LEAVES FOR SOVIET TAX WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*LEARNING THE LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LEARNING THE LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT REJECTS ETHANOL SUBSIDY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OK'S HOPI LAND SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LEARNING THE LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL LANGUAGE PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"WE COULD DO WITHOUT ONIONS, SLOB DRIVERS (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THIS THANKSGIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
ROMAN CATHOLICS LAG BEHIND OTHER CHURCHES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
SMOKING BAN ERODES CITIZENS RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PORNOGRAPHY INDUSTRY SEEN IN HORSE PARADES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
RADIO STATION OWNER 'SOREHEAD CRYBABY' (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
DEMOCRATS PAINT THEMSELVES MODERATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*VERMILLION RUNNER SETS STANDARD FOR EXCELLENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW DIRECTOR NAMED AT EROS DATA CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSTAGE-TAKER GETS 25-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN MURDER TAKEN BACK TO KANSAS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HELD FOR TRIAL IN STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'GORMAN ATHLETE OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCKENNAN SEEKS PLATELET DONORS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REVIVES HOLIDAY SHOW STARTED BY SF RADIO LEGEND,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUPLE TAKES STEP CLOSER TO ADOPTION OF GIRL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REGION NEEDS ADVISER TO HELP RECYCLERS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ROAD CONDITIONS GIVE THANKSGIVING TRAVELERS A BREAK,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ALASKAN TO CONDUCT FREEMAN CHORUS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BEAUTY PAGEANT SET SATURDAY AT PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FUMES AT HOTEL PROMPT OSHA PROBE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"OFFICIAL PAYS FINE FOR SPEEDING, RACING","Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"STATE GETS FUNDS FOR FOOD, SHELTER","Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
4-LANE HIGHWAY PROPOSALS DRAW CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*KIDS GIVE THEIR THANKS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CLINTON PROPOSES 5 BASIC GOALS FOR US (PROF),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1992, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*GROUPS GIVE DIRECTION FOR AREA'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SONIC CRASHES MACY'S PARADE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOLIDAY IS NO VACATION FOR SOME,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*LOOKING TO THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TO KEEP AREA A PROGRESSIVE PLACE TO LIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
INSURANCE AGENTS OFTEN MISTREATED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NRA CARES MORE ABOUT GUNS THAN COPS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PAY RAISE BLURS REAL CITY ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NAFTA WILL HURT AMERICAN WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
GOV MILLER APPOINTS QUALITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KMART STORE SEEKS GIFTS FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNSOLVED KILLING FRUSTRATES FAMILY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE'S DEATHS REMAIN A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*THANKSGIVING VOLUNTEERS OFFER FOOD, FELLOWSHIP","Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*1993 PARADE OF LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN SAYS SHE SAW MAN BEHEADED,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FLANDREAU COUNCIL TO PAY OFF BONDS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO CELEBRATE FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HAITIAN DISAGREES WITH US POLICY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JURY INDICTS MAN IN KEEPING FOSSILS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DAUGHTER CAN KEEP FATHER'S INVESTMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
HIGH COURT RULES KOUNTRY KORNER TO CHANGE NAME,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*THE SZABO LEGEND IS HERE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THANKSGIVING IS IN DANGER OF EXTINCTION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST PAINTS POSH AND POOR,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SOFTWARE TESTS DONE ON POWERFUL COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*LET MADNESS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
SCRAP CHRISTMAS? HOLD THAT THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1993, sect.N, p.02, col.3"
*COLLEAGUES BLAST STAAB'S ABSENSES,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SHOPPERS LOAD UP ON GOODS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PARADE KICKS OFF HOLIDAY SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ANTI-GAY MESSAGES PERSECUTION (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TIME TO REFORM TAX SYSTEM (PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*ENGLISH IS BEING ASSAULTED FROM ALL SIDES,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HELP IS AVAILABLE FOR GAMBLING ADDICTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GATT WILL DESTROY US (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"LEGISLATING PRAYER UNNECESSARY, UNFAIR (L)","Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*GOD'S WORD GIVES US REASON TO BE THANKFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
POLICE INVESTIGATE SHOOTING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CANDLE STARTED FIRE, AUTHORITIES SAY","Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN TRIES TO SLOW VIDEO-LOTTERY GROWTH,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"REINHART, NELSON BACK HANSON","Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MIDDLE SCHOOL WORK HITS DELAY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHURCHES FIND COOPERATION KEY TO KEEPING DOORS OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHANGE BACKERS BIGGEST SPENDERS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*MESA AIRLINES MAY FILL GAP AT AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN JAILED FOR LYING ABOUT AUTO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO RAMMING CYCLE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORECAST FOR WINTER LOOKS WARM AND DRY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RIVER ASSOCIATION HONORS SD MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JOHNSON GAINS MOST VOTES FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SCANNER MAKES SORTING CATTLE MORE ACCURATE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NASH FINCH COMING TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*LET THE SHOPPING BEGIN],"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*REVIVAL OF BISON & FERRET EARNS NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EXERCISE CAN HELP RELIEVE ARTHRITIS PAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SD AWAITS JANKLOW'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DASHING THROUGH THE STREETS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MIDDLE SCHOOLS NEXT STOP FOR DRUG DOGS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SENATOR FEARS CUTS WILL BANKRUPT PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
AUGUSTANA TO HOST BUSINESS SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARTISTS WORK UP CO-OP,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MCKINNEY COMES OFF BENCH TO LEAD ROUT,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HUNTING FOR OPEN WATER,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD GROUP TALKS HUNTING WITH CLINTON,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*RING-NECKED THERAPY WORKS WONDERS TO SAVE ROTTEN DA,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
ABOUT 1.8M ACRES IN FEDERAL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"POLICE INVESTIGATING DEATH OF MAN, 40","Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EXPLOSION INJURES TWO NEAR VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN APPARENTLY SHOOTS SELF IN CHEST,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RULING DISPLEASES LANDOWNERS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH SCHOOL PLANS TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TO SEE STARS EVEN WHEN IT'S CLOUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EX-CON'S MUSICAL TALENTS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR CHAPLAI,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*FACT-FINDING HEARING PLANNED FOR FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR OPPOSES HASTENING DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
2 CHARGED IN ASSAULT OF PEACE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*TRAIL SYSTEMS ADD MILEAGE FOR WINTER,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS READY HOME FOR WOMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*TOOK SPECIAL CARE IN WELFARE,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*LARCENY IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MAN HARASSED ME AT PLANNED PARENTHOOD CLINIC,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BOARD CHAIRMAN WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
TOUR OF HOMES TO NOTE WHITE CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
STATE LETS LIBERTARIANS IN PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"HIGHER EDUCATION MAY FACE CUTS, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CUT ACADEMIC YEAR TO 4 DAYS AND SAVE MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
THEFT SENTENCES DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SCHOOL ELECTION CHANGE IN ORDER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
COURT RIGHT TO KILL TRUST-LAND LAW (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TOBACCO INDUSTRY BULLIES TV NETWORKS (PIERRE CAPITAL,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CBS COWARDLY TO PULL INTERVIEW (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
ACTION OF ONE PASTOR SHOULDN'T REFLECT ON ALL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
LIST OF PET PEEVES ENTERTAINS AT HOLIDAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
DROPPING TALK RADIO SADDENS KSOO LISTENER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
MOVIE NOT INDICTMENT OF CATHOLIC CHURCH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
ARGUS SHOULDN'T JUDGE TEEN CONVICTED OF RAPE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
MEDIA FAIL IN DUTY TO REPORT ACCURATELY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
"*LIKE OATS DUST, READING CREATES A LASTING ITCH","Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*HOLIDAY FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*ABSORB THE HISTORY, BEAUTY OF HAWAII","Argus LeaderNov 26 1995, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
CITY WORKERS REJECT PAY OFFER,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY WORKERS REJECT PAY OFFER,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL STUDENTS SCORE WELL ON TESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GRAND JURY CHECKS JACOBSON VAN SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GRAND JURY CHECKS JACOBSON VAN SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEWSPAPER RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CORN HIT HARD BY SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CORN HIT HARD BY SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"SMALL TOWNS, POLICEMEN LOSE TO PAY SCALE","Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"SMALL TOWNS, POLICEMEN LOSE TO PAY SCALE","Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"SENATOR LINKS JUDGES RAISE, DECISION","Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE SEEKS ICC'S MILWAUKEE RECORDS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
REPUBLICANS TAKE NATIONAL STRAW VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
FLITTIE MOTIONS DENIED BY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HELP CARTER BY SAVING FUEL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR SPONSORS BILL TO PROMOTE SMALL SAVINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
USD PROFESSOR SUES SCHOOL ON TENURE HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SD WATER SAMPLES TAKEN FOR URANIUM CONTENT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ENERGETIC INVENTOR BIG FUEL SAVER,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"REUNITED MOTHER, SON HIDE","Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"REUNITED MOTHER, SON HIDE","Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"REUNITED MOTHER, SON HIDE","Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GROUP COLLECTING TOYS TO GIVE TO NEEDY KIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*CITY JUNIOR MISS 2ND RUNNER-UP,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*TRIPLETT FINDS USD CUPBOARDS BARE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TRIPLETT FINDS USD CUPBOARDS BARE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TOUGH AS IT IS, FARMERS ARE STILL THANKFUL","Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW PROPOSES WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CENGAS BILLS TO GO UP 2.7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW PROPOSES WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TREINEN PACES 11-MAN OFFENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ONE HUNTER LEARNS HARD LESSON ABOUT STEEL SHOT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYERS DEVELOP PASSION OVER GAME,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SWISS CHORAL SOCIETY CARRIES ON TRADITION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOLIDAY FAIR OPENS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NOMINEE FOR JUDGESHIP WITHDRAWS NAME,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TAXES CONSIDERED TO SUBSIDIZE RAIL LOSSES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TAXES CONSIDERED TO SUBSIDIZE RAIL LOSSES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'60 MINUTES' BRINGS BOUNTY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WON'T TAKE JOB IN REAGAN ADMINISTRATION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PUC TO INTERVENE IN UTILITIES REFUND,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
MARCH OF DIMES PRAISES MARCHERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
A REFLECTION AT THANKSGIVING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD COWBOY GROUP THANKS SF CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*GEORGE ROHN, BUSINESSMAN, DIES","Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"LEAD, SD MAN SUING SCHOOL BOARD","Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY DEATHS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
YANKTON GIRL DIES AFTER YARD ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*LEROY HOFFMAN DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
TRIBAL CHAIRMANSHIP ELECTION SET,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MADISON COUNCIL NAMES ACTING MAYOR,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*THANKSGIVING NOT JUST TURKEY-KIDS ADMIT IT'S BIG PA,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
MITCHELL HAS DEADLY CANINE VIRUS EPIDEMIC,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
30 STOLEN BATTERIES FOUND,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
RETAILERS PREPARE FOR CROWDS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*ACLU, JANKLOW WON'T BUDGE ON NATIVITY","Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHANGES ERODE CITY WORKERS' MORALE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHANGES ERODE CITY WORKERS' MORALE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*ACLU, JANKLOW WON'T BUDGE ON NATIVITY","Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RETAILERS PREPARE FOR CROWDS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHAT HAPPENED TO OUR SNOW...,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ACLU NO STRANGER TO NATIVITY BATTLE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ACLU NO STRANGER TO NATIVITY BATTLE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*GIVES AWAY WHAT THE FEDERAL GOVT DOESN'T WANT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GIVES AWAY WHAT THE FEDERAL GOVT DOESN'T WANT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GOVT SAVED BY REDUCED COPY, NO PAYCHECK DEPOSIT","Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"GOVT SAVED BY REDUCED COPY, NO PAYCHECK DEPOSIT","Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SUIT A SIGN TO LUVERNE'S MAYOR--CITY MEANS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"YANKTON OFFICER MEETS BOSS, TAKES RIDE AROUND TOWN","Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUIT A SIGN TO LUVERNE'S MAYOR--CITY MEANS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*MAN FINDS HOME, PURPOSE AT MISSION","Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ALCOHOL FUEL DEVELOPMENT ON BUMPY ROAD,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"ONE KILLED, ONE INJURED IN LE MARS PLANE CRASH","Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*COUPLE SUES FORD OVER SON'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS TO HEAR QUESTIONS ABOUT SDSU DISMISSALS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS TO HEAR QUESTIONS ABOUT SDSU DISMISSALS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ADVICE FOR ARGUS ON FINE AND SPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR JANKLOW (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SRSTKA'S SILENCE INVITES INQUIRY ON DISMISSALS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SRSTKA'S SILENCE INVITES INQUIRY ON DISMISSALS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR JANKLOW (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIM AGREES TO DELAY DOME CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EDUCATION DRIVE TO FOCUS ON BASIC SKILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS BEGIN 4-DAY FAST,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AIM AGREES TO DELAY DOME CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NURSING SCHOOL TO OPEN DEC 2,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SUBMERGED RIVERBOAT TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*COUPLE'S SURVEY SAY MOST FAVOR DISARMAMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*COUPLE'S SURVEY SAY MOST FAVOR DISARMAMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*TEEN BEGAN PLAYING CHESS AT AGE 6,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*TEEN BEGAN PLAYING CHESS AT AGE 6,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NSP TOLD IT CAN COLLECT LOSSES FROM CONSUMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
MCKELLIPS SAYS ETSI TALKS SHOULD BE OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MCKELLIPS SAYS ETSI TALKS SHOULD BE OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MCKELLIPS SAYS ETSI TALKS SHOULD BE OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ABDNOR MAY TRY TO AMEND AIR ACT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LOANS AVAILABLE FOR SPROUT DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CITIES' AIR TROUBLES MAY HELP PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ABDNOR MAY TRY TO AMEND AIR ACT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER--WHEAT PRODUCERS PENALIZED,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER--WHEAT PRODUCERS PENALIZED,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*O'GORMAN WRESTLERS COULD BE BEST IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*COACHES SAY PIERRE, MADISON ARE BEST IN ESD","Argus LeaderNov 27 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*MILBANK STUNNED BY DEATHS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SHOPPERS CONVERGE ON SIOUX FALLS STORES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GOVERNMENT DAY VALUABLE LESSON,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
VOLUNTEERS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"APPRECIATES DOCTOR, STAFF (L)","Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
THANKFUL FOR RETURNED DOG (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
INDIAN CAMP TRIAL MOVES TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IT'S A VERY GRAVE SITUATION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STOFFERAHN--PEOPLE WANT AN ELECTED PUC,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A FREAK ACCIDENT ALMOST KILLED ALDROW KINSTAD,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FEDS TARGET FISH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NO CAUSE YET FOR FIRE IN LETCHER,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PRISON PROPOSAL FOCUSES ATTENTION ON SD NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS LIKE ALWAYS BEING IN WARM BLANKET,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM IGNORED BY REGENTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WORD MOTHER OUT OF PLACE FOR 8 HONORED WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"FT PIERRE MAYOR, COUNCIL SUED OVER SHOP BUILDING","Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWRENCE COUNTY'S MILEAGE PAY POLICY TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STORM THAT ROCKED WEST ROLLS INTO SD,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WATER, EDUCATION PRIORITIES IN 1984","Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALL-STATER ADAMS HELPS BUILD TRADITION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MEMORIES COME RUSHING BACK AT GOOSE HUNT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BIG BOYS BUY WINS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*BUSH'S OFFER--PAY TO SHOOT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
GAPP SUPRISES HERSELF AT STATE MEET,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*APPEAL TO HIGH COURT MAY SET NATIONAL TREND,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LIGHTING HOPE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAME OFFICIALS ON WATCH FOR HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LUVERNE TRUCK EQUIPMENT COMPANY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW DEFENDS PLAN TO CHANGE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*WOLLMAN--NO REASON TO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
READERS SEND MESSAGE TO KNOBE & HUNKING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SNOW BATTLE GOES WELL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
READER POLL BACKS SALARY EDITORIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WHY DIDN'T PEOPLE MENTION PAY RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*EMPHASIS ON POWER MEANS GAME IS RISKY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROBLEMS TO ELIMINATE CHANCE OF MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARGUS FILES OFFER GLIMPSE OF POST (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"{dollar}11.7 MILLION MOTEL, MALL PLANNED IN LEAD","Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AG COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN TO SPEAK IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOLABIRD MAN WINS PROFESSIONAL RODEO AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"HOSPITAL, WEST RIVER OFFER DRUG PROGRAMS","Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUSTICE FOSHEIM TO SPEAK TO STOCKGROWERS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"LEAD WILL HAVE CITY, SCHOOL ELECTIONS","Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"PRESSLER, DASCHLE ON TILLAGE FORUM","Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
16-YEAR-OLD ESCAPES FROM YANKTON JAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*500 EXPECTED AT FARM BUREAU MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
IRS HAS TAX REFUNDS FOR SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"*BERT, ERNIE CONTRIBUTED TO LEARNING","Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*6-YEAR-OLD JAKE HAS A LOT TO GIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ANITA SCHUMACHER REARED ON GERMAN COOKING,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FARM'S COMPUTER KEEPS PIGS IN LINE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARM DEPENDENCE DAMPENS BANKERS' OUTLOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EKSTRUM RUNS AGAIN FOR FARM BUREAU,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
NEW PESTICIDE TECHNOLOGY OFFERED,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*DASHING ON THE MALL,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MISTAKEN IDENTITY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY FIREMAN FOUND DEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GRAV ELECTED TO WWI GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
VANDEMARK HELPS EASTER SEALS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BALLOT RECOUNT DEADLINE PASSES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE INDICTED ON TAX EVASION CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMS TO CERTIFY KANE AS COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMIST PESSIMISTIC ABOUT '85 FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAYWARD--FIRE RESPONSE TIME IS LACKING,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT HEARS SCHOOL BOOK CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY SELECTION CONTINUES IN BEAR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ASKS GRAND THEFT CHARGES BE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HARMON TO SPEAK AT GIFTED, TALENTED MEETING","Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SECOND PRAIRIE MARKET TO OPEN IN DECEMBER,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE TO ASSIST COUNTY IN DOKKEN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
6 SWINE OPERATIONS WILL BE HONORED TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY APPROVES PUBLIC WORKS SPENDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS RAISING JAIL RATES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWYERS ARGUE LEGAL COSTS ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SCHROEDER'S OPERATION IS ANOTHER STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CITY ENGINEER JORGENSON WILL RETIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IOWA MAN DIES IN HUNTING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*BATTLES ANOTHER BONE-CHILLING DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW OFFERS PLAN TO HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM LEADERS SAY PLAN MAKES SENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*THE TRICKS FOR STAYING ANONYMOUS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS SHOW PAY RESTRAINT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WHAT KING WILLIAM SAYS GOES IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW IN NEED OF A JOB (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
WRITER IS FAR OFF THE MARK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*QUESTIONS SURROUND FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEDICARE LIMITS HURT PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRAINAGE FEE SPARKS VERBAL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SHOWERERS EMERGE SOGGY BUT VICTORIOUS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COMPANY SET TO CLOSE 3 IOWA FANTLE STORES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ELECTION TALLY SHOWS 83.1 PERCENT AGAINST COMPACT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAND BILL FANS OUTNUMBER FOES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SURPLUS FOOD GOES AT RECORD PACE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*HONORS LONGTIME 4-H LEADER,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF DEPARTMENT HUNTS FOR INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T LET JURY HEAR ABOUT MURDERS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"SCHOOL BOARD FOLLOWS TEACHERS, OK'S CONTRACT","Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PLANT MANAGER--WE'RE NOT CLOSING,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SOUR CHANCE FOR COMPANY MOVE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*KLAASEN LIFTS VIKINGS 100-60,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*STARK CAN REDEEM HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*FAMILY REUNITES AFTER 15 YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLEA FOR NEEDY SWAYS VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS THIS THANKSGIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BOUNTY NOT ALWAYS EASY TO REAP (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RAMP BEST SOLUTION TO PARKING PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*HEAD OF THE CLASS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRO LEAGUES SHOULD REORGANIZE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BASKETBALL EXCELLENCE A TRADITION AT PARKER,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TIEFENTHALER FINALIST FOR PLAYER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DEER HUNTERS ON FOOT ACHIEVE BETTER,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*ARGUS LEADER ELITE 45,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*JANKLOW PAYS TAIWAN A VISIT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN WANTS TO NAME ARENA FOR PRESLEY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*YOUTH GROUPS HELP NEEDY DURING HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ADAMS TRIAL WITNESS SAW 2 MEN IN LOT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOGGY SD SETS RECORD,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*STUN GUNS AVAILABLE, OFFICER SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HELP OUT NEEDY NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*AIRLINE PASSENGER BOARDINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABDNOR'S LOSS MAY HURT WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
COMPANY NEEDS MORE INFORMATION BEFORE SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
STUDENTS WANT VOTE ON BOARD OF REGENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
TASK FORCE ON DRUG ABUSE MEETS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"TREES CUT TO SPRUCE UP CAPITOL, MANSION","Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LEASING DOESN'T CATCH ON WITH FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
MICKELSON PREPARES TO FILL GOVERNOR'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
OFFICIAL WANTS NEW WATER STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
SD PROMOTED AS WINTER WONDERLAND,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
TOWN GETS MORE TIME TO DECIDE ON DAM,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
REGENTS HEAD AIMS TO HELP BOARD'S IMAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
*MR. & MRS. TV BINGO,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WAGNER MAN THANKFUL FOR TIME SPENT WITH WIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
USD TO HOST ANNUAL SMORGASBORD,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
OPERA AUDITIONS TO BE IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
YWCA SANTA HOUSE TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1986, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
PLANE ACCIDENTS IN SD FALL,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
CONCESSIONS MUST STOP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EVERY AIRLINER NEEDS EXPERIENCE IN COCKPIT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEAT BELT SHOULD BE MATTER OF CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INNOCENTS' DEATHS MUST END (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SERIOUS SHOPPERS NOT FOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*HOLIDAY EVENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'ROTTEN REVIEWS' PROVES ...,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY MAN ARRESTED ON RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT REPRIMANDS LAWYER IN BANK CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOUNDATION FOCUSES ON HUMANITIES FUND,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUND ESTABLISHED IN MEMORY OF REGENT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN GUILTY IN SHOTGUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LIFETIME OF CREATING CONTINUES AT 96,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY FINES WRONG FIRM IN WORKER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ELDERLY CARE MUST CHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINISTER BUILDS SUPPORT FOR DC RALLY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS AWAIT BUDGET SPECIFICS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*POLISH PRIEST ENJOYS NEW FREEDOM IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUPS FOCUS ON SOLUTIONS FOR VACANT CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JAMES RIVER BOARD READY TO REVIEW ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PRESSLER SEEKS NICARAGUA FACTS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*RECORDING ROAD TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*A QUICK END TO A QUIET LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH WINDS KICK UP SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ESCORT SERVICES OPERATE ON THE EDGE OF THE LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BIG JOB AWAITS STATE'S OFFICER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOME LAWMAKERS REJECT INDIAN ISSUES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ANCHOR NEEDS RAISE INSTEAD OF PINK SLIP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T CHANGE BRANDON KINDERGARTEN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
JANKLOW COULD BE IN LINE FOR CHINA POST,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MINNESOTA LOOKS TO DALLAS FOR MODEL,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR INVITES COMMUNITY ENTRIES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"RAPID CITY COUPLE SUES FIRMS, BROKER","Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR OFFERS TIPS ON MENTAL ATTITUDE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*START PREPARING NOW TO AVOID AGONY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BUS TOURS TO HILLS EXPECTED TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COWBOYS BEGIN 100-MILE CATTLE DRIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEEN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SDSU HELPS SPONSOR GEOGRAPHY BEE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE OFFERS REBATES FOR THERMOSTATS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN QUILTING CHURCH'S PAST FOR CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBERLAIN OPTIMISTIC OF SAVING HOTEL,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE SEEKS UNIFORM TAXES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CENTER EXPANSION WILL AID JUVENILE LEARNING,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*HOLIDAY'S BEST BETS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
LITTLE HINDRANCE TO TOURISTS IN JAPAN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1988, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*NFC CENTRAL RIVALRY STIRS AREA FUROR,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD RUNS RADON RISK,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'GATE CITY' TO KEEP ITS DOORS OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"SNOW, RAIN BLOW INTO SOUTH DAKOTA","Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*CRAFTERS FIND FUN, PROFIT IN MAKING GIFTS","Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*STATE NEEDS STRONG LAW AGAINST OBSCENE MATERIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEVEN-DAY WAIT IN ORDER FOR HANDGUN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD ARRIVAL SAD EVENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"POOR SUFFER, RICH GET RICHER (L)","Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ARTICLE OPENED WOUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HOSPITAL CARE APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CHRISTMAS TREES TO BE LIT SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL RELEASES 3 HURT IN COLTON CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LOCOMOTIVES NAMED FOR CITIES, PRESSLER","Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD TO JOIN MEETING ON MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 MEETINGS TODAY ON SCHOOL TOPICS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EGAN SCHOOL TORN BETWEEN 2 DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN CASES GIVE ATTORNEY EXTRA SATISFACTION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLERGY WANT SUNDAY LIQUOR BOTTLED UP,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LITTLE CHANGE FOR DOWNTOWN DRUGSTORE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RETIRED MORRELL WORKERS ENJOY OLD TIMES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SD PRECIPITATION SUMMARY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*IOWAN NOT PLEASED WITH DEFAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MAYOR WHITE SEEKS SECOND TERM,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RESERVE UNIT LEAVES FOR DUTY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FREEZING RAIN SLIDES INTO STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSIONER DOWNGRADED TO CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PANEL SELECTED TO REVIEW BOOKS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*A DAY FOR ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*HOOPSNAKES JUST WANNA HAVE FUN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
TIME RUNS OUT FOR A MEMORABLE LEADER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONSTITUTION PROTECTS SUIT'S LEGITAMACY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MONEY FOR AIRPORT ART WAS WELL SPENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEMOCRATS TO BLAME FOR MONEY WOES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRESSLER DIDN'T NEED LANDSLIDE VICTORY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CONGRESS MUST ENACT CAMPAIGN REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*MILLER, DAKOTADOME AID HILLS-BEAVER CREEK","Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA HOLDS OFF NORTHERN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SEARCHING FOR DEER,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PRESERVING THE SPECIES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
LOW-INCOME BORROWERS TO GET MORTGAGE HELP,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MEDICAL LIABILITY FIRM OPENS SD OFFICE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GULF CRISIS SEEN AS HINDRANCE TO AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
"PROPANE DOWN, HEATING OIL UP","Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
BLAZE DESTROYS RURAL TEA HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DENVER AIRPORT FIRE HAS LITTLE EFFECT HERE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LARSON SENTENCED TO LIFE IN I-90 CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOLDIER SWAPS UNITS TO BE WITH HIS WIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETERAN'S CENTER MOVES TO CLIFF AVENUE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RAZING OLD HAYWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW DROPS LIBEL LAWSUIT IN BOOK CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS HEAR ANOTHER VIEW OF RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WHEELS OF JUSTICE TOO SLOW IN DWI CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
1992 BUDGET PLAN CAUTIOUS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIDS CASES TO INCREASE--DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SUIT FILED TO NULIFY WASTE DUMP VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CREW COMPLETES FILMING OF PELTIER DOCUMENTARY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*ROLLOVER ON INTERSTATE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAND LEASES MUST BE EXTENDED BY SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"PERSONNEL CHANGES POSSIBLE, BARNETT SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RECOUNT CONFIRMS SWENSON'S ELECTION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"DELL RAPIDS ALDERMAN RESIGNS, TAKES NEW JOB","Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS DECIDE TO BUILD ADDITION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COURT HEARS LAWYER CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
LOTTO AMERICA OFF TO FLYING START,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STATE BUDGET--{dollar}1.5 BILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WAKONDA WINS 100 STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"GOVERNOR TARGETS VIDEO LOTTERY, TOBACCO TAX","Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MANY SPELL PROPOSED TAX RELIEF--'S-M-A-L-L',"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BUDGET MONEY 'SCATTER-GUNNED' AROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LATEST SD MARINA PLAN DOESN'T FLOAT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MICKELSON BANKING TOO MUCH ON LOTTERY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOLIDAY FRENZY GIVES SHOPPERS CRAZED LOOK,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THANKSGIVING SOMETIMES TOO HOT TO HANDLE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOK HAS KNACK WITH MEAT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
APPLICATIONS OUT FOR ROTARY EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARLINGTON WOMAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SERIOUS AFTER CAR SLIDES INTO TRAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN GETS JAIL FOR SEX WITH TEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHER MAKES PHYSICS FUN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGES DON'T WANT TO LEAVE COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE PROPOSES DOWNTOWN STREET REPAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MILLER RELIEVED TO BE OUT OF RUNNING,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TEEN SAYS HE SWERVED CAR ON PURPOSE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ANNOUNCER RECEIVES 4-H VOLUNTEER AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORT THOMPSON MAN GUILTY OF SEX ABUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LANDFILL OPERATION TAKEN OVER BY CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"POLICE ARREST 5, SEIZE STOLEN GOODS","Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SECOND PLEA DUE IN EMBEZZLING CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE 4-H LEADERS TO CONVENE IN HURON,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLING CO-OP,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS FIGHT OVER MENDING OWN MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ABERDEEN FIRM BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BOYD COUNTY COMMITTEE OK'S SITE STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NEW HIGHWAY PLAN WORTH {dollar}794 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
POLLUTION BILL TO REWARD INFORMANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN VOTE DID MAKE A DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ADDING TO DEFICIT IS NOT THE ANSWER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SMOKING BAN IS FAIR EMPLOYMENT POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LIFTING GAY BAN WOULD BE BAD FOR MILITARY MORALE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
HOMELESS SHELTER CAN'T PAY RENT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO PRESENT HEALTH-CARE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINER DOESN'T WANT RECOUNT IN DISTRICT 26,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
825 AWAITING ORGAN DONATIONS IN REGION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIREFIGHTERS MAKE MOST OF TIME AWAY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GAMING DIPS WITH ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHARITABLE SPIRIT WARMS HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LINCOLN COUNTY WANTS TO UNTANGLE REDISTRICTING VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SD TRAVEL INDUSTRY EYES FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HURON LOSES BID FOR MANUFACTURER,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*HUNTERS BEWARE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*PARADE TO SPARKLE WITH HOLIDAY CHEER,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"ICE RINK, PLAYHOUSE KEEP DOWNTOWN HOPPING","Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CALENDER FILLED ACROSS THE AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*PLATTE WOMAN MOLDS MATERIALS INTO JOLLY DOLLS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1992, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*HOUSE FIRE KILLS WOMAN--HUMBOLDT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COLD WEATHER DOES NOT DISCOURAGE SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SAYING YOU'RE RELIGIOUS CAN RUB WITH REALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*GIFT MARKET MATCHES GIVER WITH SOMEONE IN NEED,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY SOCCER FIELD HURT DAUGHTER'S KNEE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE'S GUN STANCE SOUNDS LIKE TROUBLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
JOHNSON DID RIGHT IN OPPOSING NAFTA (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*CHRIST CAME ONCE, AND HE'S COMING BACK","Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
COMMISSIONER REMINDS RESIDENTS TO SHOVEL,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KMART SPONSORING SHOPPING SPREE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LABRADOR THAT BIT BOY BEING SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RODEO CONSIDERING MOVE TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SNOW STARTS WINTER FUN ROLLING,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION CONSIDERS INCREASING UTILITY RATES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LONGTIME HORSEMAN DIES AT AGE 79,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WORTHINGTON HEARING TO STUDY RACISM CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PARADE OF LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION DISTRICTS ELECTION CANCELED,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY CONSIDERING SPEARFISH CANYON MINE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OGLALA ARSONIST SENT TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE SEEK CLUES IN FARMSTEAD FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WRESTLING COACH QUITS FOLLOWING SUSPENSION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SANTA'S HELPER,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ELKTON POLICE SEARCH FOR VANDALISM SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CIRCUIT JUDGE DONALD HECK LEAVING THE BENCH BEHIND,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TOWNS TO FINANCE GARBAGE TRANSFER STATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*TOYS R US RECONSIDERS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SKYFORCE PULL ANOTHER TEAM DOWN TO EARTH,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S TYNDALL],"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MAJOR SNOWSTORM EXPECTED TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*TEENS SAY TOWN NEEDS MORE RECREATION, JOBS","Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BUSINESS HUDDLE PLANNED ON TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXPORT COUNCIL SETS ORGANIZING SESSION,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL OFF UNDERFUNDED PENSION LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STALLS PROGRAM THAT WOULD BUY LAND AT LOW INTEREST,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*VERY GOOD DEER SEASON EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HUNTER REPORT CARDS AID GF&P,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*TROPHY BUCK ALTERS ETHICS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
DOUBLE-WIDE TRAILER DAMAGED--GARRETSON,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT GETS CRASH COURSE IN LANDING,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WAGNER MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*VANDALS TARGET BERKHOUT'S HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOLS FIND TAXIS A THRIFTY ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GROUP PLANS SHELTER FOR FAMILIES WHO VISIT PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STATE HUNTS FOR DEER DUMPERS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FUND TO AID CREATIVE CLASSROOM PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIAL PROPOSED BUILDING NEW CLINIC,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CHILD-ABUSE CHARGES FILED AGAINST MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ADDITIONAL AG CUTS CALLED A THREAT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
REDI FUND GRANT GIVEN--WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*TREE FARM POPULAR PLACE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"BANKER, EX-MAYOR, VOLUNTEER DIES AT 90","Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
CONSERVATIONISTS DISPUTE SOIL-SAVINGS CLAIM,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NUMBER OF WOMEN LAWMAKERS DROPS TO 19 IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FIRST WOMAN WENT TO LEGISLATURE IN 1923,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
PROJECT GOAL IS GIFTS FOR SENIORS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
JOHNSON LEANING TOWARD GATT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
KEEP TERM-LIMIT MOMENTUM ROLLING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MORRELL DIDN'T NEED STATE'S DEAL (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SUPPORT TO RUSSIA BETRAYS US VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
GATT DOESN'T GIVE WORKERS FAIR SHAKE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
INITIATIVE 1 LED TO DISTRUBING LESSON (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*SNOW MAY BRING PARKING LIMITS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*GEESE IN FLIGHT A FIRM REMINDER OF WHAT'S GOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*REJOICE IN SPECIAL SIGHTS, SOUNDS","Argus LeaderNov 27 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
SNOVEMBER FINALLY LIVING UP TO NAME IN LAST DAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*YOUTHS WHO RUN AWAY HITTING RECORD NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS CLEAN UP LAST OF CORN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SQUEEZE DEFICITS BUT NOT CHILDREN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITY FEE UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS HELP RICH AT EXPENSE OF POOR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LET COMPUTER ACCESS KEEP LIBRARY ON SHELF (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN SHOWED LACK OF CARING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
BROAD REFORM NEEDED ON WASTE DISPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
ABORTION OPPONENTS DISTORT ARGUMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
DENYING CHILD CARE FUNDS UNKINDEST CUT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*SHOW SOMEONE ACT OF KINDNESS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROOSEVELT TEENS TALK ON CABLE SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THRIFT STORES TAKE UNWANTED CLOTHING,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
7-ELEVEN ROBBED BY MAN WITH GUN,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THREE INJURED IN EXPLOSION IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE POSSIBLE BEATING,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSE SLATED FOR INMATES' FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOLIDAY HOURS LURE NIGHT SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*APARTMENT FIRE INJURES EIGHT RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ELKTON MAN HONORED BY FRANCE FOR WWII DUTY,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*FOUNDATION FUNDS HISTORICAL PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*AIDS MEMORIAL QUILT ON DISPLAY AT MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PAY RAISE UNLIKELY FOR LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*COMMISSION HEAD FINDS INSPIRATION IN 'GUMP',"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY LEADING SD IN TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
SHE ENJOYED FAMILY FARM,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*ICE SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*COUNTIES WITH LEAST NUMBER OF BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
COMPLAINT MAY BRING AIR QUALITY ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*INSURANCE TAX DEDUCTION IS PERMANENT,"Argus LeaderNov 27 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*BROILER'S SMOKE BRIEFLY BLACKENS SKY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BROILER'S SMOKE BRIEFLY BLACKENS SKY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE DECLARED WINNER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE DECLARED WINNER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WINNER GAMBLING CLOSED DOWN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE DECLARED WINNER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS FARMER SUES OVER CITY WELLS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
S DAKOTANS TO GET LARGE SHARE OF FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
S DAKOTANS TO GET LARGE SHARE OF FUNDS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER DENIES MARRIAGE RUMOR,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*JURY DOESN'T INDICT JACOBSON,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*JURY DOESN'T INDICT JACOBSON,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RAIL AID MONEY FAR SHORT OF GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SF CHRISTIAN HG SCH SEEKS CASH FOR BLDG,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TRI-VALLEY BOND ISSUE REJETED-COLTON,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE POLITICIANS-RETALIATE IF HOSTAGES HURT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
KIDS CELEBRATE OTHER CULTURES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW BUDGET INCLUDES RAISES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY JOINS SUIT OVER GAS LEAK,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW BUDGET INCLUDES RAISES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY MIGHT GET LAST WORD ON ZONING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
LET'S IMPROVE SNOW REMOVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*SD ROADS DANGER TO LIVES OF MOTORISTS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*SD ROADS DANGER TO LIVES OF MOTORISTS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
CITY GETS AMC DEALERSHIP,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
COUNTY CONSIDERS RAILROAD GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
YANKTON INVADED BY ESCAPED CATTLE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
EXPOSURE RULED CAUSE OF ROACH'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
MORE UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS SEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION INCREASES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1979, sect.F, p.11, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SEEK LOW-COST AG LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW TO SEEK LOW-COST AG LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
VAN SLOTEN CARRIES BLUE CHIP CREDENTIALS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VAN SLOTEN CARRIES BLUE CHIP CREDENTIALS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WASHINGTON WRESTLES WITH WEIGHT PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
INHERITANCE LAWS NOW PROTECT THE SPOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*10TH GRADERS, 10-YEAR-OLDS FIND COMMON GROUND","Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INHERITANCE LAWS NOW PROTECT THE SPOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}75,000 AWARDED IN CRASH-BROOKINGS","Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CITY, OWNERS DIFFER ON RC HOTEL SPRINKLERS","Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TRUCK DRIVER CONFRONTS LONELINESS ON HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TRUCK DRIVER CONFRONTS LONELINESS ON HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TURKEYS NEED NOT APPLY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*TURKEYS NEED NOT APPLY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*HOFFMAN'S ROLES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BILL ROHN'S SPIRIT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HUNTERS GROUP OPPOSES COMMERCIAL HARVEST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CRITICIZES MANDAN'S ALEXANDRIA MEETING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CRITICIZES ABDNOR'S IDEA FOR SECRETARY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
FUTURE OF ECONOMY IS NOW UP TO REAGAN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
ABDNOR MAD AT REPUBLIC AIRLINES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AG LOAN DEMAND DOWN IN AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR MAD AT REPUBLIC AIRLINES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS TO WORK WITH VETS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN BAR LICENSE SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE PAYS {dollar}6 MILLION FOR RAILS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SBA RAPID CITY OFFICE TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"FIREFIGHTERS, ACLU VIE FOR NATIVITY SITE","Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FIREFIGHTERS, ACLU VIE FOR NATIVITY SITE","Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FIREFIGHTERS, ACLU VIE FOR NATIVITY SITE","Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS IGNORE HARD TIMES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS IGNORE HARD TIMES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"FAREWELL, SO LONG--GOOD LUCK, KIM...(L)","Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"DELINQUENT FATHER HIT WITH {dollar}15,000 SUPPORT BILL","Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEARING SET DEC 10 ON ETSI,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN SEEKS SUPPORT FOR LAWSUIT AGAINST SD,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN SEEKS SUPPORT FOR LAWSUIT AGAINST SD,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"DELINQUENT FATHER HIT WITH {dollar}15,000 SUPPORT BILL","Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEARING SET DEC 10 ON ETSI,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROLL-OVER INJURES 1,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FEDS PROBING MINN FIRM RELOCATION TO WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FEDS PROBING MINN FIRM RELOCATION TO WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROCKHOUSE COMMITTEE REACHES HALFWAY MARK,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
INTERIOR OFFICIAL SAYS CENDAK REQUIRES AUTHORIZATION,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
INTERIOR OFFICIAL SAYS CENDAK REQUIRES AUTHORIZATION,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GOOD TURN FOR CHILD (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEFENSE OF DASCHLE ANNOYS A CRITIC (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REAGAN'S ARMS TALK ANOTHER TROJAN HORSE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
POOR SNOW REMOVAL COSTLY TO PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VETERANS DAY COLUMN BY SCHREINER PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VETERANS DAY COLUMN BY SCHREINER PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ABDNOR DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JANKLOW'S NATIVITY COMMENT DECISIVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CRITIC ANSWERED IN PASTOR {dollar} DISPUTE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JANKLOW'S NATIVITY COMMENT DECISIVE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PHONE SOLICITATION IS INVASION OF PRIVACY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
YOUTH KILLED IN PICKUP ACCIDENT-MILLER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONFERENCE CALL TO BE ON AGING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"JANKLOW, ROBERTS TO SPEAK TO FARMERS","Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FEDERAL JUDGE TO DISCUSS ETHICS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTANS WARNED ABOUT TAX SHELTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN SUES ROSEBUD HOSP OVER DAUGHTER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY SEEKS REPAYMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
THIS CRIME REALLY DIDN'T PAY-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN SALES TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MACHINE READS PRINTED WORDS FOR THE BLIND,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*A CAPITAL CHRISTMAS TREE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BLOCK ASKED TO OK DISASTER DESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BLOCK ASKED TO OK DISASTER DESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
TIM BUTORAC A MARKED MAN IN HOLIDAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BISHOP--WE HAVE TO TARGET NUKES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WAYNE FRENCH--BEST KNOWN FOR HIS PUCKER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELLSWORTH WASN'T RUNNING FOR MX-SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*EISNACH, 2 OTHERS GET {dollar}306,000","Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THERE WAS A COURT REPORTER NAMED BILL ROCKAFELLOW,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*TRAIN DERAILS, BLOCKS CLIFF AVENUE","Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEARING BLAMED IN LETCHER ELEVATOR FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTAN DIES IN NEBRASKA ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD WORRIES AGAIN ABOUT LOSING COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEAF MUTE GOING ON TRIAL FOR WOMANS SLAYING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FEDERAL CUTS HIT INDIAN HOUSEHOLDS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOARD SHOULD PROVE CASE FOR NEW WASHINGTON HIGH (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HAWTHORNE SCHOOL PLAN ADDRESSES URGENT NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WHY HAWTHORNE NEEDS REPLACING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ASK BOARD NOT TO PAROLE KILLER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HARMON KOPERUD OLD SOLDIER'S MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*TRIBUTES TO ZIOLKOWSKI,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FLOREY GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE RESPONSIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*CONFERENCE CALL TO DISCUSS COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CAMPUSES HOST MINDPOWER MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK IN ND,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEAD ASKS FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PEARSON AT FARM BUREAU MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS LOOPHOLE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
3 HURT IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"VEBLEN, NEW EFFINGTON PLAN MERGER","Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*MCGOVERN TO DEBATE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SALLY BRENT MEETS HARRISBURG TO SF CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*BOW HUNTER OVERCOMES BROKEN WRIST, LOST BILLFOLD","Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
EAST RIVER DEER SEASON OPENED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FINS TO FEATHERS LATEST WORD IN SD OUTDOOR...,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*ONLY THING SENIORS DO SLOWLY IS GROW OLD,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ANNE ZIEMANN--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
"*LOW PRICES MEAN FARMERS SEAL, DON'T SELL","Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL TRIP OFFERED TO VISIT LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
2 TO RETIRE FROM JOHN MORRELL & CO,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*SD SOCKED BY SWIRLING SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FRIENDS FROM SPIRITUAL WORLD,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*'CHRISTMAS' IS FULL OF TWISTED WHIMSY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*CONSISTENT HOUGLAND WINS 3 TITLES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BAND TRIP TO EUROPE ON BOARD'S AGENDA,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENDAK BACKERS PLAN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE LEAVES CROOKS MAN LITTLE TO SALVAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAYWARD ANNEXATION IS TOPIC OF HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*TREES, NOTHING BEATS THE REAL THING","Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CARRIER TURNED MAIL DELIVERY INTO AN ART,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BLIZZARD HITS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PLAN TO REOPEN SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
3-MINUTE SCIENCE GAP NEEDS SOLUTION (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE MAY SET WATER HEARING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPRINKLER POPULAR IN STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ABERDEEN'S ECONOMY IS ON UPSWING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*RIVER BANKS STABILIZED AT EAGLES' REFUGE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SD LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1983, sect.N, p.01, col.2"
USD MED SCHOOL SEARCHES FOR CURE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EAST RIVER DEER HUNTERS HAVE SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DERDALL WINS 4-H DAIRY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
AIR FORCE ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*DEVANEY IS NURSE OF THE MONTH,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
"PARENTS, STUDENTS PROTEST REQUIREMENT","Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM WOULD HELP TEENS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW'S BUDGET PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
FORMER FLANDREAU SCHOOL LEADER RETURNS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
JURY SELECTION IN BEAR CASE ENTERS 3RD DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKERS ARE EAGER TO HEAR PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
MIX-UP A CRUEL SURPRISE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IMPRISONED DEFENDANT COULDN'T HELP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CANOVA BOARD VOTES TO KEEP SCHOOL OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GRAND THEFT CHARGE AGAINST TRIPATI DROPPED,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STARTING OF PUBLIC RADIO STATION DELAYED,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TELEVISION BOARD TO ADVERTISE FOR DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
VANDALS KNOCK DOWN 16 MAILBOXES IN HAYWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WEATHER ALLOWS FARMERS TO FINISH HARVEST,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SLIPPERY ROAD,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
COMMISSION APPROVES INCREASE IN JAIL RATES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
COURT HEARS ARGUMENTS IN SPRINGFIELD SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
TO DECIDE FUTURE OF PRICE-FIXING SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
PARENTAL KIDNAPPING LAWS UNCONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
THEFT OF MAIL FROM POSTAL BOXES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THANKSGIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
GIVING THANKS NEEDS TO BE AN ART (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
LEGAL PRINCIPLES CAN'T BE COMPROMISED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.A, p.16, col.3"
COURT RULING DISCRIMINATES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.A, p.16, col.4"
DASCHLE SHOULD GO FOR IT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.A, p.16, col.5"
EROS IS BIG ASSET FOR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.A, p.16, col.5"
*DESIGNER DOLLS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR WANTS STUDY ON GRAIN QUALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS MAY DEMAND FORECLOSURE HALT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE RELEASES SIOUX FALLS MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURORS IN FRAUD TRIAL HOME FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MANY OFFICES CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WORKERS THANKFUL FOR CHECKS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY LOOKS INTO 15 HEPATITIS CASES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MILLWORK FIRM TO CLOSE SD PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER TO MEET AFRICAN OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A BIG DINNER AT THE PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CALIFORNIA LAWMAKERS MAY HOLD TALKS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"FOR INDIANS, DAY WITH SORROW","Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN POLICE WARN OF SNOW-CLEARING FRAUD,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS HOUSE SOUTHWEST OF GREGORY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOUNDED KNEE MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"YANKTON COMMISSION PASSES BED, BOOZE TAX","Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
6 SUE RAPID CITY COMPANY ON FRAUD CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY CHURCH USES WILD GAME,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COMMISSION REVIEWS LAWYER'S FINANCES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
HANSON SAYS HE'S NOT A CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
THANKSGIVING TAKES ON WHOLE NEW MEANINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EVERY DAY IS A HOLIDAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DAYTON'S BARED OF BEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
CIVIC GROUP DONATE TO COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.C, p.14, col.3"
MINIATURES ON DISPLAY THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.C, p.15, col.1"
TURKEYS WILL COST MORE FOR CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.C, p.15, col.4"
'TREE OF LIGHTS CAMPAIGN' BEGINS TOMMORROW,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.C, p.17, col.1"
ADOPTION GROUP SETS UP AREA MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.C, p.17, col.1"
OUTDOOR CHRISTMAS PAGEANT TO BE PRESENTED,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.C, p.17, col.1"
*ARGUS HONOR TEAM SOLID SENIORS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ISTAS LEADS WEEK'S ACES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*OFF AND RUNNING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THEIR MISSION WAS SHARING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INVESTIGATION BEYOND SECURITY PANEL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POLITICKING TWISTS THE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ROAD HUNTER DOESN'T UNDERSTAND THE SPORT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAGGING CARS A GOOD IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*COMEDY DUO TACKLE THE TUBE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STUDIO OFFERS CITY DANCERS PLACE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THANKSGIVING JUST ANOTHER WORK DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXTRACURRICULAR DEBATE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAS BILLS TO RISE IN AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BUSINESSMAN STARTS PETITION FOR SALES TAX VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM GROUPS SET MEETINGS ON BANK CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAD TO JOIN EFFORT TO GET PART OF METALS TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BID RIGGING, DIVORCE AND MOLESTATION CASES","Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CONDITION OF INDIANS WORSE--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NORTHWESTERN BELL TO DELAY BILL PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*RETAIL SALES GROWTH CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HOLIDAY SPIRIT PAYS OFF FOR CITY'S STORES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
IT'S A CHILLING FORECAST,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CHILDREN'S INN GIVEN BEARS, BUCKS","Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PANELISTS DISCUSS FARM ISSUES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SPECIAL OLYMPICS THANKS SERTOMA,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BAD DIETS INCREASE WEIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IT'S TIME FOR UN SHIPS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOME SALESMEN INSULT FEMALE CUSTOMERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOME ARE TOO SMART TOO LATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SOME SMOKERS RUDE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
EDUCATION BEST DEFENSE AGAINST AIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOVERNOR PROCLAIMS DAY FOR LAW FIRM,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN DOESN'T RETURN TO COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE TO VISIT NURSING HOMES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT IN RAPE TO BE ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LET THE HOLIDAY BUYING BEGIN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SD MAKES KING HONORARY CITIZEN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HURON'S RALLY TO SAVE STONE CHURCH SUCCEEDS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARANOIA MAKES STRONG MEDICINE AGAINST POT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUTHORITIES ON LOOKOUT FOR MISSING MAN'S VAN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DELL RAPIDS WILL VOTE ON SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"FIRM DOESN'T HAVE TO PAY TAXES, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOREMAN GETS 10-YEAR SENTENCE FOR GOLD THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEAD-ON COLLISION KILLS TWO WAGNER MEN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL POLICE VETERANS RETIRE AFTER CHANGES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CUTS WOULD HURT DAIRY FARMS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GREENPEACE SAW CHANCE FOR PUBLICITY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FIRST SNOWFALL IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*STORM STRANDS HOLIDAY TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWO-CAR ACCIDENT INJURES TWO,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MAGNOLIA, MINN RESTAURANT PULLS UP","Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARTY-DRESS ANXIETY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
AWARDS TO HONOR OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
LOCAL BUSINESSES SETS UP TOY DONATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SERVICE OFFERS BASIC SIGN LANGUAGE COURSE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
BUSH CAN HELP BRING PEACE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY OFFICIALS ARE NOT ACTING REALISTICALLY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*GUDJONSSON SECURES 2ND STRAIGHT TITLE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMPUTER CLASSES AIMED AT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRIVER CHARGED IN FATAL WRECK,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOW RESERVOIR LEVEL WORRIES RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU TO CELEBRATE AMERICAN MUSIC,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO HIRED TO WRITE DEADWOOD PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON TO PROPOSE HIGHER TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WARDEN STEERED A FLEET OF PLANES...,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD TEACHER AWED BY TRIP INTO VOLCANO,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRIVERS ARE LOSING SIGHT OF SAFETY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*A HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FIRST BIG SNOWSTORM ICES STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUPLE'S DAUGHTER DETAINED IN EL SALVADOR,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE DRUG ARRESTS CONFIRMED,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*POST OFFICE TO MORE PASSELS OF PARCELS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ON RIGHT SIDE IN EL SALVADOR DISPUTE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FLAG RESPECT SHOWS LOYALTY TO COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MEDIA CLOUDS SALVADOR TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CHOOSE BEFORE ITS TOO LATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LOTTERY CHEATS BLASPHEMOUS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
KEYES WRONG ABOUT CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS FIRM BUYS ST PAUL MOTEL,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
COUNTY TO CONSIDER HIGHWAY BIDS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO HOLD HEALTH CARE MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC OFFICIAL TO SPEAK TO COUNTY DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEAKER TO DISCUSS HANDICAPPED CLASSES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS PICKET IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABORTION DOCTOR DENIES HE'S RETIRING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ACCIDENT AT INTERCHANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICER TO STUDY SOVIET POLICE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY RENEWS AMBULANCE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VA OFFICIAL WANTS CONGRESS TO DECIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MOVE UP MIDDLE-SCHOOL SWITCH,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEW YEAR'S EVE PROPOSAL PUT OFF A WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GRILLS GOVERNOR ON PROPERTY-TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SPENCER MOURNS PRINCIPAL WHO NURTURED...,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*TOWN LIKES TURKEY ON BUS, NOT TABLETOP","Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HIGH RATES FOR MOTEL, PAY PHONE CALLS","Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPIRITUAL LEADER FOR SIOUX INDIANS DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SNOW SLOWS TRAFFIC, INJURIES KILL WOMAN","Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*RESTAURANT OWNER SLAIN, MAN CHARGED","Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TRIBE SHOULD RESIST TEMPTATION OF TRASH (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"ABORTION MORALLY, SPIRITUALLY WRONG (L)","Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HOME SUPPORT HELPS TROOPS FACE CHALLENGES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
KUWAITIS WAIT FOR LIBERATION OF COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'ARGUS' SHOULD ACCEPT PRESSLER'S VICTORY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
NONEXPERTS SHOULD NOT BELITTLE ART (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
'IMPRESSIONS' PROMOTE LOVE FOR READING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
OFFENSIVE TV AD SHOULD BE REMOVED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*SUGAR IS OK IN MODERATION,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOK FINDS SWEET ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ANDERSON REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COALITION JOINS GROUPS ON GARBAGE THREAT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR TO OUTLINE '92 BUDGET TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PERKINS BAKES COOKIES FOR TROOPS IN GULF,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAILROAD OVERPASS NEAR PRISON OPENS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DIGGING FOR DRY PAVEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAMPS HAVEN'T CURED PARKING ILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REPORT WILL GRADE HILLS MINING IMPACT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX REPORT DUE TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TEA HOME DAMAGED,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JAIL STUDY GOING TO ARCHITECT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ANOTHER BOX ELDER GROUP SEEKS RECALL,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY WORKERS' INSURANCE TO GO UP,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LEAD FAMILY LOSES HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN TO BE RETRIED ON BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
POLICE INVESTIGATE DEATH OF 22-MONTH-OLD BOY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CHURCH GETS COUNTY OK TO RELOCATE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
CHAIRMAN WILL HEAR LANDFILL PLEA,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATOR CALLS FOR EDUCATION HELP,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MINING BUFFER CAN'T BE CHANGED BY COUNTY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
BIG FARM INCOMES PREDICTED IN 1991,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
TAX CREDIT EXTENDED FOR HIRING WORKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
WARM WEATHER HURTING WINTER WHEAT CROP,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
2 FIRMS MAKE FASTEST-GROWING LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
MICKELSON GOING TO JAPAN ON TRADE MISSION,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*PUTTING DOWN NEW ROOTS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL URGES BUDGET REFORMS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FINDING REFUGE IN A NEW LAND, NEW LIFE","Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TO BE PARTICULARILY THANKFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SHOPPER FRUSTRATED BY GETTING PARKING TICKET (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"THANKS FOR TURKEY, PIE AND DIET POP (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION FOR CITY'S SENIORS CUT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*HE LIGHTS UP THE KNIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ARGUS LEADER ELITE 45,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BLACK HILLS DAIRY FAILS GRADE A TEST,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CHRISTMAS TREE GROWERS BEGIN SALES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
US FARM PRICES ON DECLINE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.B, p.07, col.6"
CONGRESS OK'S BILL RESTRICTING 'JUNK' CALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS OFFER FREE MEALS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"INMATE, 3 OTHERS ENTER PLEAS IN DRUG CASE","Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CRITICAL AFTER BEING STRUCK BY CAR,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GIVEN 15 YEARS IN FATHER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN CHARGED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN CONVICTED OF MOLESTATION, RAPE","Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
I EMBEZZLED TO GAMBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE PORTER TO WORK PART TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOLARSHIPS TO WOO WOULD-BE DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AERIAL STAR,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LOFTESNESS SHOW TO BE CONTINUED,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ASSOCIATION PREFERS MOTOR FUELS TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATTLE GROUPS PLAN FURTHER MERGER TALKS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THANKSGIVING TRAFFIC DEATHS AVERAGE 211,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO TAKE BUDGET PLAN ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHANCES DIM FOR NEW TRIAL FOR PELTIER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"JOHNSON, PRESSLER PRAISE HIGHWAY BILL","Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT UP 2.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PROJECT TARGETS ABANDONED WELLS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*A FEW WORDS FROM A FOWL MOUTH,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
OLDE TOWNE'S 'LITTLE SHOP' A FUN TREAT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*PARENTS, SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL PTA (PROF)","Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*PINK CADILLAC,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*A COMMON MAN OF UNCOMMON VALOR,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON BUDGET WILL FOCUS ON PAST PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CHURCH'S EFFORT TO CLOTHE KIDS FITS IN NICELY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*AUTOBIOGRAPHY PROVIDES RECOUNT OF HERO'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*ARTIST THANKS ARTS CENTER FOR SHARING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BEING IN A FAMILY IS ONE OF LIFE'S REWARDS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BID APPROVED FOR NEW SDSU DORMS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEAS ENTERED IN KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE POLICE LOOKING FOR AUTO VANDALS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SMALL FIRE FORCES HOTEL EVACUATION,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AWARD-WINNING ANGEL,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL ACTIVISTS TARGET FUR SHOP,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION TO HEAR PLAN FOR ELDERLY HOUSING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RAIL CARS WAIT FOR HARVEST TO PICK UP,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAY BUY MORE PARKING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CUSTER BOARD OK'S NEW SCHOOL PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VARIETY CLUB FORMS SD CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SIGNS SHOW SMALL TOWNS STILL HAVE SENSE OF HUMOR,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FOUNDATION TO START EAGLE HABITAT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN'S MANSLAUGHTER CONVICTION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ROADSIDE STORE OPENS IN CHESTER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"*SHOPPING CHALLENGES WIFE, MAN","Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*SHOPPERS BROWSE, BUY, BELIEVE","Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DONOVAN SIMPLY REFUSED TO BE BEATEN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OPENING NIGHT SUCCESS STORY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STREET LIFE LONELY TEST OF SURVIVAL FOR DRIFTER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
THANKSGIVING STORM COMPLICATES HARVEST SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE VICTIM WAS AWAITING HER 90TH BIRTHDAY PARTY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEATPACKERS OK CONTRACT IN SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BIA POLICE TACTICS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CLASS IMPROVES PRISON SECURITY (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COSTS FAR OUTWEIGH BENEFITS (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BEWARE PETITIONER JOY (PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*ARGUS SEEKS VOLUNTEERS FOR 1994 ADVISORY BOARD,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
KINER SHOWED VISION IN WASHINGTON PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LITTLETON ELECTIONS REPEL MODERNIZATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
RANGELAND OWNERS SHOULD BE INFORMED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PRESSURE FROM UNIONS RAISES QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS SPENDS TOO MUCH PER STUDENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CATTLEMEN'S GROUP MEETS DEC 1-2,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES REAP BENEFIT OF SEASON'S RUSH,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LATEST INDIANA RECRUIT ROOTED IN S DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE MOVE INTO 1ST PLACE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DIE-HARDS BRAVE MORNING CHILL IN ANNUAL RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRST DEER HUNT BRINGS BACK MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BONESTEEL FARMER DIES ON TRACTOR,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MILLER TO DISCUSS HEALTH REFORMS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
5 HURON MEN HURT IN VAN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GUARD TO KEEP EYE ON IRAQ,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*80-YEAR-OLD RINGS BELLS FOR NEEDY FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FINALISTS MAKING RETURN VISITS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATORS WORKING TO HELP RURAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
GREAT BEAR OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
GROUPS OPPOSE REGIONAL LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HUNTERS CAN ASSIST IN BIG GAME DETAILS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS DELAY OF NEW EXCISE TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS TO STUDY SEA IN AQUASPHERE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*SANTA, MRS CLAUS ARRIVE ON TRAIN IN BROOKINGS","Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*STUDENT TUNES IN ON RIVER FISH,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"POOR CORN CROP TO HURT STATE, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DAVISON COUNTY DEBATES JAIL COST,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
VIETNAMESE ARE HUNGRY FOR LEARNING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*WISCONSIN MAN MAKES SECOND TRY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TEXAS MAN HAS FACED CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*MICHIGANITE MADE TOUGH TRANSITION,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
COMBUSTION MAY HAVE CAUSED MINE FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"HORSE RACING TRACKS LOSE {dollar}272,663","Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*DON'T LET THE COLD KEEP YOU FROM ENJOYING COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*FATHERHOOD OFFERS CRASH COURSE IN METEOROLOGY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*BROOKINGS AUTHOR DESCRIBES CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CO,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1993, sect.G, p.04, col.4"
*WINTER BLOWS IN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHER EXERCISES FREEDOM OF SPEECH,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY ISSUES SNOW ALERT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VIDEO-GAMING PEOPLE SHOULD SHOW RESTRAINT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
QUITTERS DESERVE HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
INDIVIDUAL WILL GO AS FAR AS OTHER GUY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TERVEEN'S COLUMN SUMS UP PARENTING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PROPOSED PAVILION WILL BECOME REALITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*COMPARING STEAK MAKES SMALL-TOWNER THANKFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*VIEWERS FORGET VICTIMS IN DAILY GRIND OF TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROTARY STUDENTS BASK IN DIVERSITY OF FOREIGN EDUC,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S MOTTO HONORS GOD FIRST,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION MAN KILLED WHILE HUNTING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GARRETSON HAS LONG GUEST LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LAWMAKERS AGREE ON NEED TO CUT TAXES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'TAX WATCHDOG' LOVES ACTION OF LOCAL POLITICS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ENACTED SEAT-BELT STATUTE LACKS BITE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*TASK FORCE FINALIZES CITY DEER HUNTING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HOMESTAKE REOPENED REPAIRED TUNNEL,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSORS TO PERFORM 18TH-CENTURY MUSIC,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*USD DEAN HONORED AT AREA CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DIVERSITY WORKSHOP FOCUSES ON CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CLAY COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S CANDLELIGHT EVENT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SNOW DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SUPPORTERS SAY GATT WILL HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*'TRUE GROCER' DIES AT 82,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*ONLY NECESSARY CHILD-CARE CREDITS CAN BE CLAIMED,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*ENGINE TROUBLE INTERRUPTS L.A.-BOUND FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE KNOCKS 10 DAYS OFF NATTY DRESSER'S SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MAN'S DEATH IS RULED BEATING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DOGS CAN KEEP SCHOOLS DRUG-FREE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SENATORS SHOULD STOP FLAG-PROTECTION PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GO BACK TO 1980 INCOME TAX LEVELS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
REHAB SYSTEM FAILS AS LESSONS FORGOTTEN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*ACTIVITIES FEE WILL PREVENT PARTICIPATION,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
JANKLOW BUDGET CUTS WILL HURT TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"SIOUX FALLS POLICE COMPASSIONATE, FAIR (L))","Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*LIGHT TREATMENT CAN HELP BATTLE WINTER DISORDER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IS IT FLU YET? THE BEST ANSWER IS MAYBE IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GARRETSON TURNS ON LIGHT FOR FUN: YOU'RE INVITED,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROSECUTORS DROP RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN, 46, ADMITS THEFT OF {dollar}600,000","Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 5 YEARS FOR POSSESSING GUN,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL GRADING SUBJECT OF STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*STORM DROPS 3 INCHES, BUT IT MAY SOON MELT","Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HUDSON MUST CLOSE ITS ONLY SCHOOL AFTER 100 YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
12 PRESSLER CAMPAIGN DONATIONS OVER LIMIT--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
NEBRASKAN DIES IN I-29 ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MOUNT MARTY OFFERS COURSES IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PASTOR FOUND GUILTY OF ASSAULTING COP,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*EPA RULING MAY KEEP GARBAGE RATES LOWER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SERVICE TO REMEMBER AIDS VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*WAR HERO GETS RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MAN PLANNING TO BLOW UP DIKE GETS 16 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SCOUTS TO BENEFIT FROM REEBOK SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SD AUTHOR NOMINATED FOR PULITZER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
"*WROTE POETRY, COLLECTED DOLLS","Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*GONE HUNTING,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*GATEWAY TO OPEN MALAYSIA PLANT,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*RESORT QUALIFIES FOR REBATE INCENTIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
JOBLESS RATE UP SLIGHTLY IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderNov 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
STUDENTS PREFER 'FREE MONEY' TO WORK-STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS PREFER 'FREE MONEY' TO WORK-STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LANDOWNERS NOT TOLD PIPELINE ROUTE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LANDOWNERS NOT TOLD PIPELINE ROUTE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PANEL VOTES TO KEEP GAME, FISH DEPT","Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*MOTHER, DAUGHTER HAVE UNIQUE BOND","Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER AT ODDS WITH CONSERVATIVE JOURNAL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VOTING CONDITION OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*UNITED WAY MAKES CLUB POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*UNITED WAY MAKES CLUB POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
GOP HAIR TAKES PART IN CAR FIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
REPRIMAND RECEIVED FOR LETTER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
NATURAL GAS PLUS FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS FAVOR STATES UNITY ON PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
VALLEY SPRINGS GETS PRIVATE ELECTRIC COMPANY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
INVESTIGATORS IN WINNER DISCOURAGE GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIALS FAVOR STATES UNITY ON PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN GETS 75 YEARS FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY OF KILLING FETUS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
OKREEK JUVENILE ARRESTED AFTER TEACHER BEATEN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
RACQUETBALL DISPUTE GOES TO COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ZONING DISPUTE'S DONORS TO BE DISCLOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MAJOR-US PRODUCTION TRAILS SOVIETS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*RECALL MERRIE OLDE ENGLAND AT SFC,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ANIMALS, LOLLIPOPS HIGHLIGHT CHRISTMAS CONCERT","Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEMESTER END TESTS METTLE OF COLLEGE THEATER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'YANKS' DRAGS OUT GOOD STORY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SUGAR COOKIES GALORE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
"*SF SHOPPERS TURN OUT DESPITE WINDS, ECONOMY","Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY RECOVERS {dollar}1,600 FROM FIRE EQUIPMENT FIRM","Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*AMATEURS NAME AUGIE'S KESSINGER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AMATEURS NAME AUGIE'S KESSINGER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLANNED INTERSTATE TROUBLES SISSETON WATERS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RANCHERS CLAIM TAXES UNLAWFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RANCHERS CLAIM TAXES UNLAWFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM SEEKS SD TOXIC WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANNED INTERSTATE TROUBLES SISSETON WATERS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT SALES GOALS SOAR,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN TEAM GETS PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNION CARBIDE DELAYS URANIUM MINING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNION CARBIDE DELAYS URANIUM MINING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KIDNAPPER RECEIVES LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KIDNAPPER RECEIVES LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD CATTLE FIND GREENER PASTURES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SNAKE UNDER SINK SURPRISES SORRY TENANT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ADVICE FOR COMMISSION...SCHOOL DISTRICT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW'S REASON TO STAY IN PIERRE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS CASTIGATED FOR CAPITOL RIDE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR COMMISSION...SCHOOL DISTRICT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KEEP URANIUM WHERE NATURE PLACED IT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AGENCY UNRESPONSIVE TO LOCAL HEARINGS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
EDITORIAL ADVICE FOR REAGAN DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
AG PROGRAM PROPOSED TO AID STARTING FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOME POLICE DON'T REQUIRE CITY TIES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EX-FIREFIGHTER SEES HAZARDS IN MANY VEGAS HOTELS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL'S AG EXPO NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REPUBLIC AIR SETS TWO DISCOUNT FARES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GRAIN ELEVATOR OWNERS MEETING IN SF,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER WON'T ACT ON POST TILL JAN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TV MINISTER COMING TO SF,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DENNIS BANKS KEEPS AN EYE ON SD,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TIMES HAVE CHANGED--AND SO HAVE SMALL TOWNS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STEEL IS BARRIER FOR HUNTING COUPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STEEL IS BARRIER FOR HUNTING COUPLE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS HUNTERS JOIN STATE TROPHY LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN'S PLEASURE IS GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN'S PLEASURE IS GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS' WILDLIFE GROUP TO HOLD MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DEER ARE SACRED TO THIS HUNTER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*BANKER PREDICTS BRIGHTER FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BANKER PREDICTS BRIGHTER FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RUSSELL MEANS ADMITS TO A FOOTBALL FETISH,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*3 MITCHELL BUSINESSES BURNED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE ASKED TO RULE ON FOOD COMMODITIES LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"WILLIE NELSON CONCERT DRAWS CROWD OF 3,000","Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"WILLIE NELSON CONCERT DRAWS CROWD OF 3,000","Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD'S LEAN PER CAPITAL TAX TAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THE CHALLENGE TO CONQUER NATURE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
KELO PLAYOFF COVERAGE PRAISED--FINE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JANKLOW WANTS TO EXPAND USE OF SCHOOL FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KELO PLAYOFF COVERAGE PRAISED--FINE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
QUESTIONS FOR THOMAS O'NEILL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
74 YEARS OF MARRIAGE...AND SD HISTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
74 YEARS OF MARRIAGE--AND SD HISTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS FAILED BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
AGENT SPEEDS DEVELOPMENT OF ROOTS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
AGENT SPEEDS DEVELOPMENT OF ROOTS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"ALLEN SHOULD STEP DOWN, PRESSLER SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
LEGISLATORS PREDICT LEAN YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*PARTING SHOTS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PARTING SHOTS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TOY SHORTAGE HAS PARENTS SEEING (STRAWBERRY) RED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SF COMPANY AIMS TO MAKE AMPUTEES FEEL NORMAL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SF COMPANY AIMS TO MAKE AMPUTEES FEEL NORMAL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SMALL TOWNS--AMERICA'S CONSCIENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*SOME TOWNS GAIN, SOME LOSE","Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
"*SOME TOWNS GAIN, SOME LOSE","Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*PARENTS WAIT FOR THEIR KIDS TO COME TO THEIR CENSUS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*RELIGION MADE STRONGER THROUGH MULTI-FAITH GROUPS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*PRAIRIE INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*PRAIRIE INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*MOVING FROM FARM TO TOWN HAPPENING OFTEN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*RURAL AREAS STRIVING FOR GOOD HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
*MAYOR--MORE NEIGHBORLY THAN OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*MAYOR--MORE NEIGHBORLY THAN OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*MAYOR--MORE NEIGHBORLY THAN OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*YOUNG PEOPLE WOULD LIKE TO STAY-OLDHAM,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
*YOUNG PEOPLE WOULD LIKE TO STAY-OLDHAM,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
*THE LOCAL PAPER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
*THE LOCAL PAPER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
*THE SEED BIZ,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
*FINDING MATE IN SMALL TOWN NO EASY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.18, col.1"
*FINDING MATE IN SMALL TOWN NO EASY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.18, col.1"
*WARD--TELL NORMAN ROCKWELL IT'S STILL HERE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.19, col.1"
*COUNTY POPULATION CHANGES BETWEEN 1970-1980,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.20, col.1"
NOT JUST A BIG-CITY PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1981, sect.N, p.21, col.1"
*SKIERS THIS WEEKEND AT GREAT BEAR SKI AREA,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPORTSMEN FIGHT PUBLIC LANDS SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MADISON FIRE DESTROYS 12 TRUCK CABS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
COMMUNITY COLLEGE RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HEATING BILL PAYMENT HELP AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
LIBRARY OFFERS BOOK MENDING CLASS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PEARL HARBOR REMEMBERANCE DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SD SYMPHONY RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
ARTS COUNSEL TAKING APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
3-D FILM PART OF FUND RAISING EVENT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*INDIAN CAMP TRIAL WILL GET DOWN TO REAL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY'S ABSENCE EVIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER--WE CAN END MOVE TO CLOSE HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*YOU'LL SEE MORE RED KETTLES THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SMALLER STATES SHOULD BE UNITED ON COMMON GOALS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WITH REALITIVELY CHEAP MONEY THE WAIT IS OVER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ET GETS PAINT JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEFENDS METHODS OF UNLICENSED THERAPISTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"CLUB GIVES {dollar}16,000 TO DIABETES CENTER","Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION MEETS TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORUM TO DISCUSS REDISTRICTING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GARBAGE COLLECTOR SUES CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"TYNDALL, TABOR SEEN TO FAVOR SPLIT SCHOOL DISTRICT","Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ABERDEEN MAN SENTENCED ON ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SD DUCKS INCLUDED IN NESTING STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
IT'S SDLA'S 34TH,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SD BENEFITS FROM INDUSTRY'S AID TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*SIOUX EMPIRE STILL STRUGGLING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RECORD STORM SLAMS MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STRANDED PLAY WAITING GAME,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SF STAYS ACTIVE DESPITE STORM,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"*SOME FARMERS, RETAILERS BENEFIT","Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WILL UNVEIL BUDGET PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD RESCHEDULES MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TASK FORCE WILL FOCUS ON DRUGS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT URGED TO KEEP STUMES IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE THROWS OUT WOMAN'S SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CAPITOL GETS NATIVITY SCENE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BISHOP HOPES PEOPLE MEET CHALLENGES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS COPE WITH SNOWSTORM'S FURY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL WEAKNESSES SHOULD BE CORRECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CAR-TOWING POLICY IS COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SF HAS THE PEOPLE TO FILL MORE HOMES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD RECONSIDER PAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BOMBER TRAINING SITE WILL BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MONEY NO PROBLEM FOR CUNNINGHAM,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENTENCE DELAYED FOR MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CITY'S SALES TAX INCREASE UP IN AIR,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HEARING A BELL BID TO REVERSE RATE CUT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CEMENT PANEL WILL MEET WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FORMER SENATOR PIEPLOW TO REPLACE WILLIAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
RAILROAD FIRM STILL UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
COLUMNIST TAKES TIMEOUT FOR WEDDING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*O'GORMAN'S BOYLE FAVORS SD'S BRAND,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW--TAX FOR ROAD REPAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SNOW BLANKETS WESTERN STATES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW SUPPORTS TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
"PRESSLER, ABDNOR LIKE CHOICE","Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
LOCAL GROUPS MAY HELP ILLEGAL REFUGEES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EYE TO EYE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN OFFERS ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS GO INTO BATTLE FOR COVETED DOLL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
12 JURORS ARE SELECTED IN BEAR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
9 SCHOOL DISTRICTS RECEIVE {dollar}7 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RC LAWMAKER SELECTED AS HOUSE SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD STUDENTS RANK AT TOP IN SCHOLASTIC TEST,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW--DEFICIT CRIPPLING FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MISTAKEN IDENTITY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BARKER DESERVES CREDIT FOR PROTESTING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW'S BUDGET PLAN PLEASES LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"CONSULTANTS' ADVICE COSTS CITY {dollar}700,000","Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FAST MONEY GOING TO FAMINE GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AUGUSTANA RENEWS EDUCATIONAL AID PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BERESFORD RESIDENTS DISCUSS COLLEGE RULES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CHAMBER SEEKING NOMINEES FOR ANNUAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COMMISSION ACTIONS CONCERN WILDLIFE CLUBS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NEW EDITION OF STATE DEBT SURVEY PUBLISHED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*WINTER REVIVES SNOW REMOVAL REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.6"
DEMS FILE LANDS OFFICE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
TO HELP FARMERS WITH MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
JEFFERSON BEGINS RUN TOWARD STATE 'B',"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SPORTS HAS BEEN HIS LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*CITY FEASTS ON SPIRIT OF HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ONLY 26 DAYS LEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"GOOD LUCK, USD COYOTES (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THOSE ORNERY CHICAGO BEASTS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"GOOD SEASON FOR O'GORMAN, OTHERS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NOT ALL VIEWERS VIKINGS FANS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PUT RELIGION BACK IN SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BOY WINS STATEWIDE WOOL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE DON'T LET DISABILITY DIVIDE THEM,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CREATES CUDDLY CHRISTMAS TREE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AGENCIES URGED TO OK MERGER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TOURISM BUSINESSES ASKED TO LIMIT USE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*GOBBLE UP WORKERS IN TURKEY BOWL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COYOTES PREPARE FOR RB CORBIN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*SPORTING WEATHER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TIS THE SEASON TO SHOP,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SANTA JOINS PARADE TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*IT'S TIME TO PICK A TREE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
MUST GET WHITE HOUSE IN ORDER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POLL TILTS ELECTION OUTCOME (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAKE FROM THOSE ABLE TO PAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRY A MEDIA SALES TAX (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABORTIONS HURTING FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
LEARNING FROM HISTORY (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOD PAINTS LOVELY PICTURES WITH CHRISTIANS' LIVES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
POOR SELL PREVENTS FOOTBALL SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHRISTMAS CUTTING PERMITTED IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY BUSES TO OFFER HOLIDAY SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NO MEASURE UP TO WEATHER IN '85,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAISING TEACHER SALARIES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP TO CHANGE PULL TAB LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BLAZE CONSUMES WENTWORTH BUILDING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKER EYES BLACKJACK PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUP TARGETS LENDER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"JAYCEES, JACK RABBIT TO COLLECT TOYS","Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU GETS GRANT TO STUDY RESERVATION POVERTY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GUNS TIED TO SPEARFISH DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SUPPORTERS HOPEFUL ABOUT LAKE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
THERE'S A LOT IN A NAME,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*ICY STORM CAUSES BIG FREEZE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MILLER MAKE NUMBER 2 A FULL-TIME JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER WORKERS DISCOVER THERE'S LIFE AFTER MORRELL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INCENTIVES AT CUTTING 'BRAIN DRAIN' (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CUTTING IT'S THROAT IN HOG GROWER FIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HURRAH FOR CHIROPRACTORS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RELOCATION PAYMENTS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TO IDENTIFY SD SNOWBIRD VOTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CANDIDATES KNEW CITY PAY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
FINA WON'T GET MUCH INDIAN SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PRESERVE OLD BUILDINGS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DAKOTA STATE HOSTS BUSINESS SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEATH TOLL CLIMBS TO THREE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PETTIGREW MUSEUM TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POST-ABORTION MINISTRY OPENED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TREE OF LIGHTS FUND-RAISER BEGINS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CIRCUS WORKER BURIED THERE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIMON'S STRATEGY IGNORES STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATES SEE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE'S TOURISM POTENTIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SLICK ROADS, SNOW LEAD TO ACCIDENTS","Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE WARNS OF SOCIAL SECURITY SCAMS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON TO SPEAK AT SUPER COLLIDER EVENT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITES FOUND IN COLONY OF HONEYBEES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SCENIC AREAS NEED PROTECTION FROM MINING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN PILOT RECALLS NIGHT PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HOLIDAY OPEN TENNIS TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STARS STILL SINGING THE SAME OLD SONGS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A FRESH SOUND FOR SOME HOLIDAY CLASSICS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*DONNA JUNE OLSON, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
COUNTY PRESENTS SEMINAR ON INCOME,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EPA DELAYS LIMITS ON PESTICIDE USE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EXTENSION AGENT WINS STATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI FARMER TO SPEAK AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PIEDMONT WOMAN HONORED BY BUREAU,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RAVEN HAS RECORD QUARTERLY EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESS CENTER OPENS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CAN'T GET ENOUGH TEMPORARY WORKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AIR BOARDINGS LOWER THAN HOPED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
CARS COLLIDE ON SLICK CITY ROADS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TRIMMING THE TOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EXTENSION NO SURPRISE TO FARM GROUP IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE HUB OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*WIDE-RANGING COOKBOOKS INFORM, SURPRISE","Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
KEEP SIDEWALKS CLEAN FOR SAFE TRAVEL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OFFICIALS MUST STOP DUCKING PRISON PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PAROLE TO BE CAMPAIGN ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAX MESSAGE LOUD AND CLEAR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*TRAVELS ON WEEKENDS TO MANAGE TEAM,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR SEWER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KEYSTONE SCHOOL TO CLOSE IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIX CHIROPRACTORS SUE HEALTH INSURER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BAN ON RESIDENTIAL PICKETING CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY BEGINS PLANNING FOR NEW LAND FILL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RIVER HABITAT TAKES PRIORITY OVER RESORTS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AREA RETAIL SALES TOP US TREND,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY EMPLOYEES TO GET 3 PERCENT PAY INCREASES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*VA MISMANAGED, DASCHLE SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WRITER IS RADIO'S KICKOFF 'COMPUTER',"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ENCORE INN TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HUGE HY-VEE WILL GO UP ON 49TH,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
"BUSH ACTION DIRTIES REPUBLIC, FLAG RESPECT (L)","Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CHANGES IN EUROPE PUT BURDEN ON BUSH (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GET DRUNKS OFF THE ROAD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
'WOLVES' ACTOR HURT AFTER FALL FROM HORSE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GIFTS FROM THE KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN ADJUSTS HIS DIET TO CONTROL DIABETES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*INDIAN LEADER'S FUNERAL MONDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY APPROVES PLAN TO SAVE {dollar}324,032","Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY DEFERS VOTE ON HIGHWAY PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK AT CANTON CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FFA MEMBERS PLAN MEETING IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIVESTOCK KILLED IN BLAZE AT BARN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON NAMES BROOKINGS' ROE TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STORM POSSIBLY CAUSES MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AID SOUGHT FROM STATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PICKUP AND KDLT-TV CAR COLLIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHERIFFS PLEAD TO PARENTS FOR GUN SAFETY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRMS TO PAY {dollar}1.4 MILLION IN POOL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
VIOLATIONS CITED IN MOTEL DEATHS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"SD GROWS BY 1,800 ACRES","Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COLORADO FIRM STARTS STUDY OF SURFACE MINING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEW SPECIES FOUND AT MAMMOTH SITE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*AVERAGE TEMPERATURES IN SOUTH DAKOTA LAST WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAKE OAHE SETS RECORD LOW THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD OFFERS OPTIONS ON NAVIGATION,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ENERGY CONFERENCE AT RAMKOTA DECEMBER 12,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GELBVIEH SALE ADDED TO JAN FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MORE FOOD, EVEN COST SEEN FOR '90","Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}2 MILLION FROM GANNETT GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EGAN ERA ENDS AT 'ARGUS LEADER',"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EUROPE UNREST MAY BOOST GRAIN PRICES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"AREA FOUNDATION RECEIVES {dollar}82,000 FROM LEMKE ESTATE","Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SDSU LAB WORK MIGHT START IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MORE TAXES NEEDED FOR BEST OPTION,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOTIVE UNKNOWN IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
YOUR CHANCE TO WORK FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ELECTION REPORTING SYSTEM SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
IT'S NOT TOO LATE FOR PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
ORNAMENT THIEF HEADED FOR BIGGER THINGS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
PERSIAN GULF ACTIONS JUSTIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
MANY COUNTIES DID EFFECTIVE VOTING WORK (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"PARKS FOUNDATION NON-PROFIT, NON-PARTISAN (L)","Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
'IMPRESSIONS' LEADS TO DEMON CONTACT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAYTON-HUDSON GRANT IS DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*HE SAVES PEOPLE'S SOLES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'IMPRESSIONS' RESULT OF YEARS OF RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ANDERSON'S CONDITION REMAINS CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONFERENCE IS FRIDAY ON PUBLIC LAND USE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE PLEADS GUILTY TO ESCAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MEN ENTER HOME, ROB CITY WOMAN","Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
90 PEOPLE FIND PARKED CARS MISSING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRACE FOR PROPERTY TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE SPEED OF LIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELAWARE JOINS LOTTO AMERICA,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DUMP DEAL SURPRISED OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRAT LAWMAKERS RAP BUDGET,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JURY PICKS CONTINUE IN 2ND I-90 TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AD AGENCY HIRED TO ASSESS ATTITUDES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ALCESTER MAN FOUND GUILTY OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CUSTER PARK IMPROVEMENTS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS TO BAKE MORE COOKIES FOR TROOPS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN ARRESTED IN CUSTODY CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY WANTS TO HAVE ELECTION ON WATER LOAN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*WAKONDA AIMS FOR 3 IN A ROW,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR COMMUNITY AWARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*BANK OFFICIAL--SF IN GOOD SHAPE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
BOARD HOPES TO CLEAR WATER USE CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*DON'T ACCEPT STEREOTYPES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN KILLED IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"FORFEITURES TOTALED {dollar}450,000 IN YEAR","Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CARETRAUM OFFERED LOW PRICE, GREAT CARE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T LEAVE PUPPY TO FEND FOR ITSELF (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ETHICS CASE SHOWS NEED FOR CHANGES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAGIC'S ANNOUNCEMENT DOESN'T MAKE HIM SAINT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*'WILLOW' GOES WAY OF BALLET,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BET ON 'FOR THE BOYS' TO BE OSCAR NOMINEE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DOWNTOWN CHRISTMAS EVENTS START SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUND DRIVE TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUR FREE FRIDAY EVENTS PLANNED TODAY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT KILLS CITY MAN, 74","Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CHURCH FEEDS 100 WITH TURKEY, LOVE","Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GIVING SNOW THE BRUSH OFF,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NUTRI-SYSTEM DIET PLAN CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PAY, INSURANCE CONCERN MANY ELK POINT TEACHERS","Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BALLOON MUSEUM MOVING TO MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUSINESSES URGE CONTINUED TRAVEL TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAVIS WOMAN DIES IN I-29 ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USD PROGRAM FUNDED FOR AIDS EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
APARTMENT FIRE LEAVES 20 HOMELESS FOR THANKSGIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FARMERS GROUP WANTS PROPERTY TAX CHANGES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PLAN TO BOOST LEGISLATORS' PAY NOT LIKELY TO PASS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TREATMENT CENTER INCLUDED IN BUDGET PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HURON MANUFACTURER TO GET {dollar}1 MILLION LOAN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*NCC BASKETBALL FULL OF SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*I-90 MEATPACKERS TAKE SEPARATE ROADS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRITICS QUESTION MICKELSON'S JUDGE SELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JUDICIARY KEEPS MOVING BACKWARD (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIGHT REIN OVER RECORDS CREATES... (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC TV DIRECTORS SHOULD BE REMOVED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SF DRIVERS ARE AMONG THE WORST (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AUGUSTANA SHOULDN'T HOST TM SEMINARS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GOVERNOR WAS WRONG TO ORDER SMOKING BAN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STATE STILL NEEDS TO WORK ON TAX REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CITY'S FRIENDLY DRIVERS MAKE DRIVE TOLERABLE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
LINE-ITEM VETO WOULD BALANCE BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*HONOR ROLL PRESERVES BIT OF HISTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*O'GORMAN SENIOR FIRST PREP WINNER IN RACE HISTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SKYFORCE TRIP OKLAHOMA CITY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FRIENDS IN PURSUIT OF A BIG MULE BUCK,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*ENVIRONMENT MAKES DIFFERENCE FOR DEER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*A TROUBLED HORMEL MADE PEACE WITH FUTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLANT THAT GREW WITH CITY STANDS AT CROSSROADS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*EXECUTIVE REVERES COURAGE, LOYALTY","Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HICA HOLDING BUYS INSURANCE COMPANY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RETAILERS ASSOCIATION ASKS FOR NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CORN BURNER CUTS BUSHEL OFF HEAT BILL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
ANNUAL TREE DISPLAY OPEN AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
OPTIMIST CLUB COLLECTS KIDS GIFTS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
RECOUNT MONDAY IN BROOKINGS RACES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"SEMINARY RECEIVES {dollar}110,000 IN GRANTS","Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"1 DEAD, 2 INJURED IN SEMI ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*AIDS QUILT KEEPS MEMORIES ALIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
INFANT MORTALITY RATE DROPS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
NEW LAW COULD FORCE STUDENT TO QUIT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
NEW OWNER TO EXPAND CARETRAUM,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
POLICE ARREST MAN WANTED FOR ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC INPUT SOUGHT ON MITCHELL CENTER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*PORTABLE PA DEVELOPER NOW TINKERS WITH TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
MOLDY CORN THREATENS LIVESTOCK HEALTH,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
QUILT PANELS TO BE SHOWN IN RC,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.2"
*ALL SET TO SHINE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.3"
SDSU PROFESSOR DEVELOPS RELIABLE SPERM TEST,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.3"
*DAD'S STRONG VOICE LIVES ON WITHOUT WORDS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCH BASEMENT WOMEN ARE POWERS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
BOOK SERVES UP FUN ALONG WITH RECIPES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*CITY INVESTIGATING BAD INTERSECTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EXTENDED FAMILIES PROVIDE PULSE OF INDIAN LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EFFORT TO PUT REFLECTORS ON ALL RAIL CARS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MURDER TOP WORKPLACE KILLER IN 5 STATES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PLAN PROJECTS ON ACCIDENT-PRONE STREETS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"IF HOSPITALIZED, INDIAN FAMILIES TURN UP","Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
BOOK IS GOOD FODDER FOR POLITICAL JUNKIES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PORNOGRAPHY HAS LINK TO SEX-ABUSE CRIMES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE PENITENTIARY HOLDS MUCH INJUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*CITY DOESN'T HAVE ENOUGH ROOM, JOBS FOR IMMIGRANTS","Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PIONEERS WITH VISION BRING SIOUX FALLS NEW ENERGY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CATTLE RUSTLING CASES UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAA TO DISMANTLE ENGINE OF PLANE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HISTORY CONFERENCE SEEKS PAPERS, TOPICS","Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAIL LINE HEARING SET FOR DEC 9,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MARKET OFFERS HOLIDAY GIFTS THAT KEEP GIVING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN ON PINE RIDGE CASINO,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRINTER WORKS FOR RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ADVISORY GROUP DELAYS PURCHASE OF AIRPLANE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX CITY DEAL BRINGS SIGH OF RELIEF,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FHA PASSED OUT {dollar}25 MILLION IN LOANS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEALTH PROGRAM FOR SENIORS RENEWED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOBRIDGE WOMAN NAMED IN PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OCTOBER GAMING TOTAL UP 5% IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WEATHER, EXPORTS KEY IN PRICING CORN","Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATES KNOW THEIR NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EXHIBIT CELEBRATES S DAKOTA TRADITIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HOUSING AUTHORITY HELPED THOUSANDS--REPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
STATE'S TOWNSHIPS TO SUFFER FROM TAX SUIT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*TAX CHANGES TAKE BIGGER PERCENTAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WRESTLING WITH A PURPOSE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*IT'S ILLOGICAL TO BAN WILDER IN CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JORDAN STILL HAS NO HEIRS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MEN PLAN TO OPEN TEEN CLUB BY SPRING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS WIN HONORS IN ORAL INTERPRETATION,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*FAMILY SUFFERS 2ND TRAGEDY IN CRASH DURING BLIZZARD,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MOBILE-HOME PLAN DROPPED; 2 OTHER COURTS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GLENSKI WANTS TO KEEP PAVING STONES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"OK'S INTERCHANGE, ZOO ADDITIONS, PARK RENOVATIONS","Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
ELECTION SHOULDN'T HINGE ON WEALTH (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LOTTERY REVENUE SHOULD BE ADJUSTED (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TIME FOR BLUE COLLAR IN MAYOR'S SEAT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
REPUBLICANS MAY USE GATT TO SINK PRESIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HEROISM OF PASSERS-BY SAVED TEACHER'S LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"GIVE LIFE THROUGH ORGAN, TISSUE DONATION (L)","Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
VETERANS DESERVE MORE FROM VA HOSPITALS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
THINK BEFORE KILLING SOMEONE'S FAMILY PET (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
SIOUX FALLS GROUP HAS A NEW PLAN FOR OLD STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AREA HUNTERS SET SIGHTS ON LARGE GOOSE POPULATION,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DOCTOR WHO STOLE DRUGS SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEEN-AGER SENTENCED FOR VANDALIZING CARS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOUR MEN CHARGED WITH HAVING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STABBING DEFENDANT SEEKS NEW LAWYER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITY DIGS OUT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EQUIPMENT-SCAN SUSPECT SENTENCED FOR ILLEGAL GUN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BOARD CREATES LEGISLATIVE WISH LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEER LEAVE TRAIL OF DESTRUCTION ON RC STREETS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HOMESTAKE TUNNEL ON HIGHWAY REOPENS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BANK ROBBER GETS 17 1/2-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN IS HONORED FOR TOBACCO FIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FROSTED FACE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"HANSON, RENTSCHLER MEET FOR 1ST OF 3 DEBATES TONIGHT","Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RESCUERS FIND BLACK HILLS' HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"HUNTING DEATH WAS ACCIDENT, SHERIFF SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*STATUE OF FOSS TO GUARD AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE SENTENCES MAN FOR FONDLING 3-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
WOMAN CHARGED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
NURSE PLEADS IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
MAN REPORTS MUGGING ON RIVER BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"JUDGE ORDERS MANS TO REPAY MONEY TO COMPANY, IRS","Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
JOBLESS RATE DROPS IN SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
HERE ARE AVERAGE WAGES FOR STATE'S WORKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*HIGH TECH BEAMS IN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
GATEWAY TO BUILD ADDITION,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
FEWER BUSINESSES SEEKING VIDEO-LOTTERY LICENSES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COLDER WINTER EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
INTEREST RATES ASSISTS NEW HOME BUYERS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NO MAGIC BULLET FOR BOSNIAN PEACE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD GIVE THEMSELVES RAISE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*GETTING PAST ATTITUDES OF BIGOTRY NEVER BEEN EASY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"CONGRESS' CUTS HARM POOR, WORKING CLASS (L)","Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'SESAME STREET' WORKS AS EDUCATIONAL TOOL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
HUNTERS NOT WELCOME WHEN DOG GETS SHOT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
ALL NEIGHBORS SHOULD BE SO HELPFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INFLUENZA ARRIVES IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCOTLAND COOK'S ICE CREAM PIE FITS INTO GRAHAM SHELL,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*FELDMAN, JACKS DON'T BACK DOWN","Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OPENING NIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INJURED GYMNAST REGAINS SOME FEELING IN LEGS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN ROBS CASINO ON WEST 41ST STREET,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PELLET GUN BROUGHT TO COURT BY MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY OK'S JAIL BUDGET BAILOUT,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*SPANISH, BLACK CHURCHES TO SHARE BUILDING","Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ELMWOOD GOLFERS MIGHT PAY MORE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*HILLARD SAYS SHE'LL RUN FOR US HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ELECTION COMMISSION SAYS PRESSLER SENT LETTER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"COLORADO COMPANY TO DESIGN DAM, POND","Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CANTON COMPANY GETS TREATMENT PLANT BID,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"BOY, 17, RECOVERING AFTER HUNTING ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ESCAPEE GETS 2 YEARS FOR POSSESSING GUN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TREE NURSERY APPEALS TO LEGISLATORS FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY TO PURCHASE TWO VOTING SCANNERS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*GOLF CLUBHOUSE WORK MAY START THIS WINTER,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HANSON URGES ZONING COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*OPEN WIDE--A DENTAL HEALTH SURVEY,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
COUNTY AGAIN DISCUSSES TAX PLAN FOR HOMEOWNERS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING DIPS FOR 3RD STRAIGHT MONTH,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DONATING GAVE OTHERS LIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"*POET, DOLL COLLECTOR DIES AT 77","Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*STEER AND HEIFER PRICES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
LUTEFISK TV DINNERS POSSESS A SMELL OF SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE VOTERS OK SALES TAX EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FOURTH POLITICAL PARTY TOPIC OF CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DOOP'S LAWYER WANTS TRIAL MOVED,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HUNTING FATALITY INVESTIGATION OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
DECISION PENDING ON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
PRESSLER PRESSURE INTIMIDATES ADMINISTRATION--ABOURE,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*SCHOOLS HIGH IN ACADEMICS BUT SHORT ON SPENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 29 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"CITY SLASHES FATAL, INJURY ACCIDENTS","Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW WANTS TIGHTER BELTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW WANTS TIGHTER BELTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER TO BUY LAND IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUSY COURT DELAYED DASCHLE WIN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SOME CITY RAISES MIGHT BE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE SUPREME COURT ASKED TO CLARIFY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SOME CITY RAISES MIGHT BE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PIG-RUSTLING PROBE PROCEEDS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE SUPREME COURT ASKED TO CLARIFY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BUSY COURT DELAYED DASCHLE WIN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE SUPREME COURT ASKED TO CLARIFY ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CASE COULD LIMIT GRAND JURY USE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CASE COULD LIMIT GRAND JURY USE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
STATE RAIL LINES PART OF PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ROBBERY SUSPECT DESCRIBED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SMALLER PLANES MIGHT BOOST STATE AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MONEY WILL MAKE OR BREAK AIRPORT PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
ALCOHOL FUELS AGENCY FORMED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CARTER'S COOL HEAD IN CRISIS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CARTER'S COOL HEAD IN CRISIS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
STATE'S ATTORNEY THANKS COLLEAGUES (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
BRAZIL BEATS OIL CRISIS WITH ALCOHOL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
BRAZIL BEATS OIL CRISIS WITH ALCOHOL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
RESERVATION PLANS FOR IRRIGATION OK'D,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
FEEDER CRITICIZES POLICY SEMINARS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PIPELINE FUNDING ENDORSED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
RESERVATION PLANS FOR IRRIGATION OK'D,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
VET SCHOOL SUPPORTED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
OUR NEW LOOK-YOU ASKED FOR IT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CIVIL CASES STACK UP IN DISTRICT COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GUIDELINES PLANNED TO UPGRADE JAILS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY OF ILL CHILD MUST WEAR 'CLOWN FACE',"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY OF ILL CHILD MUST WEAR 'CLOWN FACE',"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THERAPISTS GIVE EXTRA BOOST TO SF KIDS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MRS DONALD ELLIS-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WASHINGTON GIRLS UNDEFEATED SO FAR,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BEARDSLEY WINS RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BEARDSLEY WINS RACE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HOG FARMER FOLLOWS IN FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*HOG FARMER FOLLOWS IN FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
SIOUX VOCATIONAL SCHOOL FOR HANDICAPPED BOARD OF DIR,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
RIBBON CUTTINGS AT TWO NEW BRANCHES-SF,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
6 SD MASTER PORK PRODUCING FAMILIES HONORED AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
"SD TO GET {dollar}558,638 FOR CETA","Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.C, p.11, col.3"
REPORT-CHILD ABUSE IGNORED AT CUSTER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SENTENCING GUIDELINES PUSHED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REPORT-CHILD ABUSE IGNORED AT CUSTER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN BLASTS 'RIGHT' IN PLAYBOY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS EYE PLAN TO SAVE DYING RIVER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
REDISTRICTING SURE TO STIR CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CLOSE US POLLS AT UNIFORM TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BOOK CHRONICLES DIVERSIFIED ROLE OF FORT MEADE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BOOK CHRONICLES DIVERSIFIED ROLE OF FORT MEADE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SF CONFERENCE WILL PROMOTE POSITIVE LIFESTYLES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SF CONFERENCE WILL PROMOTE POSITIVE LIFESTYLES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEPLORES TREND TO GAME FARMS IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
1ST AMENDMENT NOT A MUZZLE ON POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
US LAW IS BASED ON 10 COMMANDMENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
STATE IGNORES LOCAL INTEREST IN URANIUM (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
ALFALFA PLANTS VIOLATE AIR QUALITY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS AGENT ORANGE LAW,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ROTARY GROUP WILL STUDY AUSTRALIA,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LAWYERS STUDY STATE'S LEGAL IMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
LAWYERS STUDY STATE'S LEGAL IMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
TOURISM PROMOTER LOOKS FOR NEW IDEAS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*KNOBE WINS TOP SPOT IN MUNICIPAL LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*KNOBE WINS TOP SPOT IN MUNICIPAL LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*CONGRESS' SLOW PACE FRUSTRATES ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HYPNOTIST BARON--HE'S GOT YOU UNDER HIS SPELL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.7"
*HYPNOTIST BARON--HE'S GOT YOU UNDER HIS SPELL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.7"
CITY EMPLOYEES DONATE TIME,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
AUXILIARY SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
YMCA MEMBERSHIP DRIVE WINNERS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SERVICEMEN RECEIVE MEDALS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ART CENTER'S HOLIDAY FAIR OPENS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*BUTORAC STOPS JOHNSON TO WIN HOLIDAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NATIVITY SCENE UP--POSSIBLE COURT FIGHT AHEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NATIVITY SCENE UP--POSSIBLE COURT FIGHT AHEAD,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OLD CAMERAS YIELD SLICES OF SD'S PAST,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VARIABLES COMPLICATE STATE BUDGET PLANS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SNOWLESS WINTER MEANS DROUGHT FOR SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STUDY--RAPID CREEK POLLUTED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
A FIRST STEP TOWARD REDUCING NUCLEAR PERIL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURRAH FOR STOCKMAN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PEOPLE WHO KILL PETS NEED SOME COUNSELING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ROBERTS ASSAILED FOR SUPPORTING STOCKMAN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ROBERTS ASSAILED FOR SUPPORTING STOCKMAN (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SF MAN ATTENDING AGING CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VO-TECH WORK-STUDY GRANTS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 WHS SENIORS WIN WRITING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOR STYLISH DRINKERS--A PRO SWIZZLER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FOR STYLISH DRINKERS--A PRO SWIZZLER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FOR STYLISH DRINKERS--A PRO SWIZZLER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD WOMAN DIES IN NEB CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SD BEEF INDUSTRY COUNCIL OFFERS COMMUNICATION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD BEEF INDUSTRY COUNCIL OFFERS COMMUNICATION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS TO HEAR JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*BEEF INDUSTRY COUNCIL'S 'PRIME PROMOTER' AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*BEEF COOK-OFF GETS NATIONAL EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*BEEF COOK-OFF GETS NATIONAL EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
COUNCIL PICKS KLEMME AS CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
COUNCIL PICKS KLEMME AS CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
SD AG SECRETARY URGES BEEF PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
SD AG SECRETARY URGES BEEF PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
FOG ROLLS IN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD INFANT DEATH RATE IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CAPITOL NATIVITY AND CRITICISM RETURNS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COURT IMPOSES HIGHER PENALTY FOR NO-SHOWS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*NO ONE'S PINNED DOWN THE ORIGIN OF THIS FAD,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
EXECUTIONER MISTAKENLY GLORIFIES GILMORE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
RIGHT TO LIVE RE-ELECTS RAUSCH,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
DOCUMENTS TRY TO JUSTIFY DEATH PENALTY IN BLAIR CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW JUST HAVING FUN WITH MINN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1 PART-TIME JOB DRAWS 60 WORRIED APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*500 GALLONS OF GAS LEAK INTO CITY'S SANITARY SEWER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FIREFIGHTERS TO LEASE LAND FOR NATIVITY SCENE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
EXTRA RAINFALL ENHANCES CROP OUTLOOK FOR 1983 (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HELPING CHILDREN UNDERSTAND ALCOHOL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRONZE STAR METAL ARRIVED TOO LATE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CHRISTMAS IS COMING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REAGAN SHOULD HAVE GONE TO VETS' EVENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CITY RAISES INSURANCE PREMIUMS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF HOSTS SD PAGANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BOYER GETS 2 YEARS IN PRISON FOR FALSE TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SISSETON MAN GETS 21 YEARS FOR WOMEN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FAA INVESTIGATOR ENDS PROBE OF PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MITCHELL WATER PLANT AT HALFCAMPASITY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
REGIONS ARGUE OVER FAIR GAS TAX DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CITY PROPOSES ALLOCATIONS FOR NON-PROFIT GROUPS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WITNESS EXPENSE DISPUTE AFFECTS FUTURE TRIALS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CYCLE CRASH KILLS RC MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FALLING TREE KILLS RAPID CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FIVE SD CITIES TO RECEIVE GRANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HOLLAND COURT HEARING DELAYED-ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MAN DIES IN MOBILE HOME FIRE--PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MOBRIDGE YOUTH HELD FOR DEATH OF 3-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
OAHE STOFFER TO TAKE CLARK POST,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PATRICK SIEH REMAINS OAHE BOARD WINNER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ROAD NEAR WATERTOWN OPEN FOR TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STOLEN HONEY SHOULDN'T BE EATEN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FARM BUREAU HEAD SAYS FARMERS FACE CHALLENGES...,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
JURY SELECTOR CONTINUES IN DEAF MUTE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
WEDDELL PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER-RC,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
THESE SENIORS GRADUATE EARLY FROM LHS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
BRANDON VALLEY GETS ANOTHER SHOT AT WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTAN HIGH'S LONE RETURNEE SAYS THEY'LL BE GOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
11-YEAR FIGHT TO SAVE JOHNSONVILLE ENDS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HANSEN SAYS GREYHOUND MOVE SHOULD IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*ROCK RAPIDS ZOO IS A COMMUNITY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NOT ENOUGH CABBAGE PATCH KIDS TO GO AROUND,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHARLES MCDONALD GETS CITATION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MITCHELL AG CLUB WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
COMMISSION WILL PICK ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COMPUTER MOVE WILL COST COUNTY {dollar}30,000","Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAYER WILL QUIT MINNEHAHA DEMOCRATIC POST,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL PARENT FIRM REPORTS INCOME,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANE IS DAMAGED WHEN IT MISSED RUNWAY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SNOWSTORM DELAYS VISIT FROM JUDGE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BILL GETS MIXED REACTION FROM 2,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GROUP CHALLENGES BLACK HILLS PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMPLAINTS MANY IN STORM AFTERMATH,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SPENDING DEFENSE MONEY WELL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCKENNAN GETTING BAD RAP (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NUCLEAR FREEZE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
US RACISM HINDERS CHANCE WITH SOVIETS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HAAKON SCHOOL DISTRICT BASE PAY RAISED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MYERS WILL ADDRESS WHEAT PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER DOESN'T EXPECT PIK PROGRAM IN '84,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SKULL FOUND IN HILLS LYING EXPOSED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"WHEAT COMMISSION, PRODUCERS IN NEW OFFICE","Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WINNER ELECTION TO DECIDE REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*NATIVITY COMES TO CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SIGNING OF BILL ENDS THREAT TO EROS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
OFFICIALS STUDY MERGER OF TWO OFFICES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*COPING WITH SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ABERDEEN SCHOOL BOARD PLANS CLOSE-DOOR MEETING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MEN FIGHT RULING IN FAVOR OF COMPANY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WOMAN SEEKS DAMAGES FROM K-MART,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
EKSTRUM OUTLINES HIS PLAN FOR AG PROSPERITY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*LINCOLN'S ROBSON IS FOR ALL SEASONS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ANDERSON WATCHES SD GIRLS FROM U OF IOWA,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DEFENSE ADDS TOUCH OF MYSTERY TO TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*GROUP BRINGS ALIVE JAZZ, REGGAE","Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KELO TV STATION STOLE CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*O'GORMAN BOOSTERS HOST HOME TOURS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ANNUAL SCHMECKFEST TICKETS ON SALE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*POLICE LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRINCE OF A FELLOW,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUDDHIST NUN FASTING FOR WORLD PEACE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELEVATOR ASSOCIATION CONVENTION STARTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING TO SPEAK AT DEMOCRATIC FORUM,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM FOR LAWYERS WITH DRUG PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KAISER'S MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STAMP HONORING REA TO DEBUT IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA FIRM INDICTED IN BID-RIGGING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POST OFFICE REMINDING TO MAIL EARLY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAX OVERHUAL PROPOSAL IS WORTH LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE CHANGING REGISTRATION SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WORKSHOPS ON FARM MANAGEMENT SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"2 SHARE {dollar}3,000 FOR POACHING TIPS","Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COURT TO DECIDE ON TEACHER NEGOTIATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TO TAKE OVER WESTERN VO-TECH,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*POISONED BALD EAGLE DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
COMMISSION TENTATIVELY ACCEPTS PROJECT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*HOAR FACES MISSION IMPOSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ALL-STATE OFFENSIVE UNIT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BRUHN ANCHORS KNIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CHARGERS LOOK TO ROOZENBOOM,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LEARNING PROCESS UNIQUE FOR MCDONNEL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COYOTES INCH INTO PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'TIS THE SEASON TO GO SHOPPING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FARM BILL SET FOR MAIN EVENT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
2ND MOST FRIGID NOV NIPS STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*FOURTH-GRADER BRIDGES COMMUNICATION GAP,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
EASTER SEALS THANKS TRIVIA PLAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
TOOTSIE ROLL DRIVE SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
LOCAL AID PROCEEDS WILL HELP NEEDY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
MANY HELP REBUILD SANTA HOUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*ABDNOR FUND-RAISING LETTER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW MINTINGS WILL ADD GLITTER (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOLIDAY SEASON TESTS HOMEMAKERS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PREPARE YOUTHS FOR ADULT ROLES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GERMAN CHRISTMAS DINNER SET AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GOD'S KINGDOM CANNOT BE SHAKEN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CHRISTIAN RENEWAL MISSION SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*JONES HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHERING THE WINTER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE PUSHES FOR LOAN TO MARION CO-OP,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM GROUPS VOW TO FIGHT VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GLAD VALLEY AREA WOMAN DIES OF EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE THAN 50 WOMEN EXPECTED TO BE IN PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNITED WAY TOPS {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COURT UPHOLDS SIOUX FALLS MAN'S CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FARM PRICES RISE 2.4 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TREE OF LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 DIE FROM HUNTING ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENATE RACE TAKES A TURN FOR THE VERSE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ANTELOPE FIND CITY TO BE HOSTILE RANGE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW'S BUDGET ADDRESS TO BE BROADCAST,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MONEY AVAILABLE TO GROUPS TO FIGHT CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SEMINAR ON FARM CRISIS TRAGEDIES IS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*IRAN ARMS WORTH {dollar}1 BILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIDE NICK,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRAFFIC WRECKS KILL 2 IN SD,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HAYWARD'S DISPLACEMENT TAB TO GROW,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
USD HANGS ON TO EDGE DAVIS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ISRAEL DRAGS US INTO IRAN MESS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAFFIRM SUPPORT FOR MED SCHOOL (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MUST PLAY YEAR-ROUND POLITICAL GAME,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RUINING BLACK HILLS WITH DESTRUCTIVE MINING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
US LAW EMBODIES MORALITY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DASCHLE TWISTED THE FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CHURCH & INDIANS' NATURAL RELIGION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MAKE SUNDAY COMICS FUNNY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PUBLIC HOUSING LOSES MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*USD RALLIES TO WIN 26-23,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHUELER SPARKS LINCOLN PAST BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HEGG ANXIOUS FOR NEW SEASON,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"FIRST SNOWSTORM COSTS CITY {dollar}70,769","Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP DISCUSSES WATER DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE INVITES BUNCH FOR BRUNCH,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEATHER TO GIVE AREA COLD SHOULDER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AREA MALL IS HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORT PIERRE STUDENTS TO SHARE CHEER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PIPELINE FIRM AWAITS HAYWARD TESTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SANTA CLAUS PARTICIPATES IN PARADE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WHEELS ROLL FOR COUNTY VEHICLE TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA STATE COLLEGE TO OFFER FARM COMPUTER CLASS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN NAMED TO INDIAN VETERANS PANEL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINN ACTIVIST TO SPEAK AT RURAL SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE ACRES HAVE HIGH GRASSHOPPER NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICE DEPT SEEKS SEAL OF ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
REBUILDING OUR COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES, FESTIVITIES GET GOING","Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SOO IMPORT SURVIVES TRIAL BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS--VIA SD,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
TO TELL FARMERS HOW TO ADAPT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*DOCTOR RECALLS MARION'S PAIN, JOY","Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ASBESTOS MAY COST SCHOOLS OVER {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MISALIGNED JAW COMMON CAUSE OF HEADACHES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SALVATION ARMY PLANNING HOLIDAY GIVEAWAY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WORKSHOP FOCUSES ON SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WASHINGTON'S SUCCESS VICTORY FOR MINORITIES (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' SHOULD HELP GROWTH OF FINE ARTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REA VITAL TO FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AUSTAD SHOWS HIS CHARACTER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
VOTES CAN MAKE US FAIRER (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"SAFE SEX WRONG, NOT COOL (L)","Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*DRUGS, NOT MILK, USED TO HEAL ULCERS","Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AVON RECALLING BATH TOY FOR INFANTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUNTING ACCIDENT KILLS PARKER MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LUNG ASSOCIATION CONDUCTS SURVEY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE AGENCY GETS TWO LAND DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR FINDS JOY BY LEAVING ...,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIX VEHICLES BURNED IN ARSON STRING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WHEELERS FILL GYM WITH SOUNDS OF FUN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*RANDALL SEES NEED TO STUDY TAX OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"*IOWA'S CORN, SOYBEAN YIELDS BEST","Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ADMINISTRATION COOL TOWARD JOHNSON PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONFERENCES TO FOCUS ON HOG FARM ISSUE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COURT RULING SUPPORTS DRUG SEIZURE PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HITCHCOCK WOMAN WINS AGRICULTURE AWARD,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE NAMES NEW GENERAL MANAGER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"JAYCEES, BUS LINE COMBINE IN TOY EFFORT","Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TRIBAL POLICE FORCE MARKS 10TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"*DUMMERMUTH, GUDJONSSON CAPTURE TITLES","Argus LeaderNov 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*EYE OF THE STORM,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE IS ELECTED TO KEY SENATE POST,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SCHULTZ'S POOR CALL SETS BACK CREDIBILITY (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'ARGUS' BIASED DURING MINING CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*RESTAURATEUR VALUES MIXTURE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"SHOE-FITTING TO ATTRACT 1,500 YOUTHS","Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STABBING SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A BEAR HUG,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHEESE PLANT OWNER'S INTENT DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WON'T SUPPORT TAX VETO PETITION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BOTCHED SEWAGE ASH VENTURE, PAPER SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CHARITIES, CORRECTIONS RE-ORGANIZATION WON'T BE EASY","Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
YANKTON PRISON MAY BE FULL BY LABOR DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR TOLD INCOME TAX COULD BE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY WORKERS TO PAY MORE FOR INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*LINCOLN SENIOR GYMNASTS SET GOAL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
EXPERT URGES UNITY IN ANIMAL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS TREE SALES HOT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*WATCHING HISTORY UNFURL IN EAST BERLIN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SPEED, COCAINE REACHED LOCAL RING","Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY OPTS TO AVOID POLITICS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE OLD WASHINGTON HIGH BUILDING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T QUESTION OTHERS' GENUINENESS OF FAITH (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TELLINGHUISEN QUIETLY GETS THE JOB DONE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COLUMN DISGRACEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STOP SALVADOR MILITARY AID (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOME ARMS STOP CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*'TERROR SPOT' AMONG FEARED AREAS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BAND LEADER RECALLS TRIPS WITH DICK CLARK,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GUIDE AIDS ECONOMICS TEACHING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CORSICA MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EUREKA VOTE CLOSES TOWN'S LIQUOR STORE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KIWANIS PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK IN HURON,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS WILL HOLD SEMINAR ON TAX LAWS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETING WILL EXPLORE CONVERTING SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAW ENFORCEMENT IS EVERYONE'S DUTY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEIGHBORHOOD TURNS INTO 'STOCKING STREET',"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON FINANCING IS STATE'S JOB,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE TO TOUR WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT ASKED TO OVERTURN MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN COUNTY AIRPORT MIGHT LOSE MANAGER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEAF SCHOOL LEADER QUESTIONS FOCUS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
'DANCES WITH WOLVES' ITEMS UP FOR GRABS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINING EXPANSION PROPOSAL RAISES CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
13 ROOMS AT MOTEL UNSAFE TO INHABIT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATES NEED FREEDOM ON SPENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY SHOULDN'T FORGET VALUE OF STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PHAR-MOR COMING TO STATE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"NEW CLEAR LAKE, ABERDEEN FIRMS GET LOANS","Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*EXECUTIVE WILL LEAVE KELO-TV,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*KENNY ANDERSON DIES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SF RESERVISTS ON CALL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SUPER 8 MOTELS SOLD TO HONG KONG GROUP,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION TO FILL POSITION TEMPORARILY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CHRISTMAS SHOPPING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MICKELSON TAKES THE EASY WAY OUT (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*DO BETTER JOB COVERING JUDICIAL CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DO 'IMPRESSIONS' FOES ENCOURAGE READING (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
HELPING HOMELESS IS INSPIRING EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
AIRPORT ART SHOWS CITY HAS ARRIVED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INNER JOURNEY LEADS ARTIST HOME,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'MISERY' SPARES GORE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OAK RIDGE BOYS CONCERT TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BUSH APPROVES HILLS LAND SWAP,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CIRCUIT JUDGE ORDERS NEW TRIAL FOR SATTER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CIRUIT JUDGE ORDERS NEW TRIAL FOR SATTER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY EMPLOYEES OK RETIREMENT CHANGES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HELD UNTIL HE GIVES UP RECORDS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OUTDOOR SKATING RINKS NOT READY TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES CALL FOR LIMITS ON MINING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS ASSAULT CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KIM MADE THREATS WITH GUN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY PANEL SEEKS TO RESTRICT GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FLANDREAU SCHOOL VISITS VA FOR EXCHANGE OF CULTURES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MICKELSON OPPONENT ANGRY WITH TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DORM FIRE DAMAGE MINIMAL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION PETITION ASKS FOR TAX VOTE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAKE ANDES MAN GETS 18 MONTHS IN SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ROAD CREWS USE ASH AS DEICER ON HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*IROQUOIS BABY WEARS CONTACTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BUSINESS SCHOOL HOSTS INFORMATION DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MARTY MAN SENTENCED IN ABUSE OF MINOR,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PANEL ENDORSES CHANGE IN AID DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TESTIMONY BEGINS IN PASTOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*WAKONDA WHIPS HANSON 85-37 IN 'B',"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAW BANNING FOREIGN PURCHASE OF FARMS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*INTRODUCES ITS {dollar}25 MILLION FACILITY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
ELLSWORTH MISSILE 1ST TO BE RETIRED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STORM DOESN'T PUT FREEZE ON SHOPPING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ACCIDENTS, SNOW PILE UP","Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAW COULD FORCE CONSIDERATION OF LIVING WILL,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RECYCLING TAKES EFFORT TO BE SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WHERE IS SYMPATHY FOR VICTIM OF RAPE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JAPAN GOT MORE THAN BARGAINED FOR (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"TEENS, PRE-TEENS NEED ABORTION RIGHT (L)","Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
INSURANCE OFTEN CAN BE GOOD INVESTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*DALY NAMED NCC COACH OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SKYFORCE PROFIT FROM BALANCE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CRASH VICTIM IDENTIFIED AS SF MAN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTHERN STATE OFFICIAL IS CITIZEN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BUS INC TAKES OVER ROUTE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO DECORATE POST OFFICE WINDOWS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN GUILTY OF MAILING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL UNICEF LEADER WORKS FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL WOULD TOUGHEN PENALTY FOR SEX OFFENSES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PLANE FOUND, ALL ON BOARD FEARED DEAD","Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ARENA, PARK, SUNKEN GARDEN ON 5-YEAR AGENDA","Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REPUBLICAN VIES FOR SENATE SLOT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DROPOUT PREVENTION PLAN HAILED BY BUSH,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY LAWYER TAKES NEW POST,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH SHORE TO CUT AMBULANCE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO NEW EXHIBITS AT INDIAN VILLAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OFFERS SHELTER FOR NEEDY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO MURDER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WOMAN CLAIMS SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT WORKPLACE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TOURISM INDUSTRY WANTS MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FAMILIES FOLLOW GOOD ECONOMY TO SF,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FAMILY, FRIENDS RECALL WILL OF BOY","Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA MAY SELL STUDENT-RUN KAUR,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER CRITICAL OF UN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LA NATIVE FINDS HOME FOR FAMILY AFTER MOTEL STAY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MOTHER'S LETTER TALKS OF JOY JAYSEN SPREAD,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
PASSPORT INCIDENT SERVES AS WARNING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SCHOOLS NEED HELP--LOTS OF IT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MCGOVERN BELONGS IN LABOR DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CAPITOL ROTUNDA FILLED WITH TREES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLUB IS SEEKING GIFTS FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUND DRIVE HELPS CHILDREN'S SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SEMINARY RECEIVES {dollar}110,000 IN GRANTS","Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROUP OFFERING AWARDS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHRISTMAS TREES GOING FAST,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MALL MANAGER ENJOYS SEEING TENANT SUCCESSES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON LIKES SINNER FOR AG POST,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FARM CENSUS BEGINS NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHEMICAL COLLECTING PICKS UP,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DROP-OFFS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*FLANDREAU MAN LEAVES LEGACY OF HELPING STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CHRISTMAS SELLING WILL SIGNAL ECONOMIC MOOD,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
INCOME TAX REJECTION SPURS BUSINESS INQUIRY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*CARLSON WINS TITLE AT WOODLAKE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TESTS DON'T SEE WHAT'S ON THE INSIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
YOUTH COUNCIL MEMBERS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DREAMS HAUNT FATHER AFTER SON'S BRUSH WITH DEATH,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONER SEEKS LIMIT TO GAMBLING'S GROWTH,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WEATHER HINDERS HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SNOW THREATENS PHEASANTS' FOOD SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
GAY RIGHTS STAND GETS CRITICAL REACTION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"LAWMAKERS DESERVE NICE, FAT PAY RAISE (ED)","Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRISON MUST FOCUS ON REHABILITATION (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EX-COLTON OFFICIAL GETS OUT OF JAIL EARLY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE JAILS CITY MAN FOR NOT STAYING SOBER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONTROSE HIGH FAN WON'T FACE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL OPENS IN SUIT AGAINST SWANGO,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO PLEAD GUILTY IN WELFARE-FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SNOVEMBER FUN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY GOLF COURSE COST SOARS 18%,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE ASKS ARGUS TO COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLICE SEEK FLASHER FOR SCARING PUPILS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CONVICTED MURDERER LOSES APPEAL TO GO FREE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATORS PONDER HIKE IN LOTTERY TAKE TO 50%,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ALCESTER HOME TOUR WILL BE DEC 11,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER CIRCUIT JUDGE DIES IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PASSENGER'S SEIZURES FORCE EARLY LANDING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHMECKFEST TICKETS AVAILABLE IN FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE FAIR SURVEY FINDS LITTLE RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
94 PERCENT OF CORN HARVESTED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BURG MIGHT STAY OUT OF CONTEST IN 1994,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*PRO GOLFER WHO WON TOURNEY DISQUALIFIED,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BREAKTHROUGH NEAR ON ACCORD FOR INDIAN GAMING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SLOT MACHINE WAR GOES TO COURT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PHYSICIAN EXCHANGES NEW YORK FOR REDFIELD,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
HAMMONS POISED TO PURCHASE HOLIDAY INN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"SCHOOL, MANUFACTURING SLOTS CUT JOBLESS RATE TO 3.2%","Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
FACTS AND FIGURES ON SD WORKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*IT'S A GREAT YEAR TO BE A DEER HUNTER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAKES SURE SISTER GETS TO SEE HER PLAY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*NORTHERN STATE COACH WON GAMES, RESPECT","Argus LeaderNov 30 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*PLANNED PARENTHOOD, WILLIAMS JOIN FORCES","Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*FORUM FOCUSES ON TAXES, LOTTERY","Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TAXES ARE ON MOST VOTERS' MIND,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTAS WIN PRAISE FOR GROWTH OF MANUFACTURING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DASCHLE ROUNDS UP BACKERS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA FARM GROUPS DISAGREE ON GATT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SCHOOLS SHOULD NOT CHARGE ACTIVITY FEE (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SMALL COLLEGES HELP NONTRADITIONAL STUDENT (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LOBBYING-REFORM BILL MUST BE OPPOSED (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRANSFORMER FAILURE CAUSES POWER OUTAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAKE ANDES MAN ADMITS CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHITE MAY RECEIVE A THIRD LIFE TERM,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"RED CROSS PROGRAM TO EXPLAIN AIDS, HIV","Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL URGING ACTIVITIES FEE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FEEDING THE HUNGRY PROGRAM RELOCATES,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTY WANTS DETAILS ON COURTS BUDGET OVERRUN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN CHARGED WITH ABUSE FOR NEGLECTING WIFE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TASK FORCE FINALIZES SCHOOL STATE AID PLAN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TWO MEN CHARGED IN RAPE AT APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"THREE INJURED WHEN SNOWPLOW, CAR COLLIDE","Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY TO SEEK GRANT FOR AMPHITHEATER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"RANCH WORKER WINS {dollar}331,538 IN DAKOTA CASH","Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*EMBEZZLEMENT TRIAL WILL BE JAN. 18-19,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"MAN CHARGED IN BREAK-IN, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
20 WATER SYSTEMS SURPASS LEAD LIMIT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WIFE CHARGED IN ASSAULT OF FIRE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*VETERANS GIFT SHOPPING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
PLAYERS WILD ON 1ST DAY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*MAN WHO SHOT AT TROOPERS GETS 42 YEARS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"190 CARS ON STREETS GET TICKETED, TOWED","Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SCOOPING SNOW,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
COUNTY NEEDS TO IMPROVE MINORITY HIRING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
RAPID CITY TEACHERS REJECT CONTRACT OFFER,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
BRANDON VALLEY BAND BRINGS HOME THE BRASS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*LUMBER COMPANY NOW GREAT PLAINS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SALE DROPS CITY TO ONE CHARTER SERVICE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SKYFORCE DOMINANT IN VICTORY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SEASON ALWAYS BUSY FOR MAKER OF ETHNIC TREATS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"CABLE TV TO RAISE RATES, ADD DISNEY, EXPAND","Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY'S OLD TREE HOLIDAY BEACON TO MANY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
755 STATE JOBS CUT IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
KEEP RESTRICTIONS ON PRIMARY VOTING (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ALL-DAY KINDERGARTEN GETS OFF TO GOOD START (ED),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REPUBLICAN GOALS ARE NOT REALISTIC (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--DECISION TO SEND TROOPS TO BOSNIA,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"RAISING SPEED LIMIT WILL COST MONEY, LIVES (L)","Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRESSLER FORGETS ABOUT OUR VETERANS' SACRIFICE (L),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"GOP CRY FOR LINE-ITEM VETO, TERM LIMITS GONE (L)","Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
CALLERS OPPOSE SENDING US TROOPS TO BOSNIA,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY SCHOOL NAMED AFTER FAMOUS ARTIST,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"KEEGAN SALARY 'FAIR,' RISTY SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"COUNCIL TO EXAMINE SOFTBALL FIELD PROJECT, FEE HIKES","Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY IS IN DOUBT ABOUT COLLECTOR OF NEW HOTEL TAX,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SEVEN CASINOS TARGET OF ROBBERS SINCE SPRING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*JURY FINDS WOMAN GUILTY OF DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROTC CADETS TO TRAIN IN MISSISSIPPI,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARLINGTON MAN ADMITS ASSAULTING DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MAN GETS TWO YEARS FOR SEXUAL CONTACT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WAUBAY WOMAN GUILTY OF ARSON CHARGE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FEMA TEAMS ASSESS RURAL CO-OP DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
POLICE WARN ELDERLY ABOUT FRAUD SCHEME,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CITY OFFERS FUNDS FOR BRIDGE STUDY,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*WOMAN HELPS ARMY FAMILIES ADJUST,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TECHNOLOGY CAN HELP SMALL SCHOOLS SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FOUND ROMANCE THROUGH WORK,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*TEEN-AGERS AND EATING BEHAVIORS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SENATE OK'S AMENDMENT TO SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN CHANGED PLEA TO GUILTY IN VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"RURAL AIRPORTS HURT BY CONGRESS, MAYOR SAYS","Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SENATE OK'S PRESSLER BILL TO SHUT DOWN ICC,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
AUCTIONEER GETS 5 YEARS FOR THEFT,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*REST STOP WINDMILLS NOT FOR LOOKS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*PHILLIPS CENTRE SET TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HUTCHINSON TECHNOLOGY PLANS {dollar}80M EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SKYFORCE START DOESN'T ENSURE HAPPY ENDING,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HEINITZ ON AUGIE'S SHORT LIST,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HAMSTER TALE MAKES HOLIDAY LIKE 'TOOL TIME',"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SECONDHAND STORES FULFILL MANY NEEDS,"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*HOLIDAYS DECK TWIN CITIES WITH ART, DRAMA, MUSIC","Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MANY HOMELESS SKIP CHANCE TO GO TO SCHOOL (PROF),"Argus LeaderNov 30 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
Latchkey class helps children cope at home.,"Argus LeaderNovember 12, 1990, sect.A, p.7, col.2"
"Game feed to raise {dollar}30,000.","Argus LeaderNovember 12, 1991, sect.C, p.1, col.6"
Abdallah longs for day in sun.,"Argus LeaderNovember 14, 1990, sect.C, p.1, col.2"
"Abdallah's game feeds filled hearts, stomachs.","Argus LeaderNovember 16, 1993, sect.B, p.1, col.2"
Coverage of Koresh story unfair--retired ATF head.,"Argus LeaderNovember 18, 1993, sect.B, p.1, col.2"
Pork princess seeks variety.,"Argus LeaderNovember 2, 1988, sect.B, p.1, col.2"
Abbott to speak at Democrat forum.,"Argus LeaderNovember 2, 1995, sect.B, p.1, col.1"
Abdallah gets award at marshals' dinner.,"Argus LeaderNovember 20, 1992, sect.B, p.1, col.1"
Dakota winds :editorial comment.,"Argus LeaderNovember 20, 1993, sect.A, p.8, col.1"
Some blessings.,"Argus LeaderNovember 22, 1995, sect.B, p.1, col.1"
Black Hills State's Abbott finds S.D.,"Argus LeaderNovember 23, 1984, sect.D, p.1, col.1"
Farm bill would be disaster for S.D.,"Argus LeaderNovember 25, 1995, sect.B, p.2, col.3"
ABC Rail delays decision on plant.,"Argus LeaderNovember 28, 1995, sect.D, p.1, col.1"
State-born actress dies in California.,"Argus LeaderNovember 30, 1988, sect.C, p.1, col.1"
Prison has Yankton in 'civil war'.,"Argus LeaderNovember 8, 1987, sect.C, p.4, col.3"
Plant decision delayed.,"Argus LeaderNovember 9, 1995, sect.B, p.6, col.6"
DAKOTANS EXPRESS HIGH HOPES FOR VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTANS EXPRESS HIGH HOPES FOR VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE BRIDE RENTED A BALLOON TO WHISK THEM OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*LYLE MONSEES, PRAYING SPECIFIC","Argus LeaderOct 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MILD WEATHER DAMPENS GOOSE SEASON OPENING,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MILD WEATHER DAMPENS GOOSE SEASON OPENING,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*AIR PATROL SLOWS SPEEDERS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
OSHA'S FEAT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*BROOKINGS BUS DRIVER CRUISES WITH TWO PH D'S,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*AN EMOTIONAL ESTATE SALE-PIPESTONE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
11-YEAR-OLD FIDDLER STILL THE CHAMP,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
"OAHE TALE TAKES NEW TWIST, TURN","Argus LeaderOct 01 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
3 PRESUMED DEAD IN EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOTAL PROPERTY TAX LOAD UP 4 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TOTAL PROPERTY TAX LOAD UP 4 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*IMPLEMENTS OF DEATH-FARM MISHAPS DEADLY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"OLD FARMER'S ALMANAC PREDICTS WARMER, DRIER WINTER","Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON KIDS CAN 'DIAL-A-STORY',"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FIREFIGHTERS' WIVES AID BURNOUT VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*SIOUX END MEETING WITHOUT HILLS DECISION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES VARY USE OF STAFF,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX END MEETING WITHOUT HILLS DECISION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF OFFICERS OK CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEXT YEAR'S HOPPER CROP MAY BE LESS THAN BUMPER,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE TO DECIDE TODAY ON LEAD SHOT BAN FOR WATERFOWL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL AGENCIES WILL AID LUCEY SECURITY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE TO DECIDE TODAY ON LEAD SHOT BAN FOR WATERFOWL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WALLACE HANSON-CITY OFFICIAL DIES,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY LOSES HOTEL BACKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABDNOR FUND ERROR NOT CRITICAL ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR FUND ERROR NOT CRITICAL ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUNIOR MISS EVENT MERITED ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MARION ROAD NEEDS SCHOOL-NOT STORE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CRITICIZES ARTICLE ABOUT TAX REPORT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ISSUES-NOT DEBATE-VITAL IN SENATE RACE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ANACONDA TO AWAIT ELECTION RESULTS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF GETS {dollar}2 MILLION FOR BUS GARAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
URANIUM FORUM SCHEDULED TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OCT 20 REGISTRATION DEADLINE IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOLY MAN PRAYS FOR HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
4 CHARGED IN THEFT AT DEADWOOD BROTHELS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
BOTULISM HITS LAKE ANDES,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HORNER SATISFIED AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HORNER SATISFIED AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TOTAL PROPERTY TAX BURDEN GOING UP 2 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TAXES FOR CITY WILL DROP 3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REPORT DOUBTS MANDAN FEASIBILITY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ATTORNEY ARGUES FOR LEAD SHOT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
ATTORNEY ARGUES FOR LEAD SHOT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*LOCAL RADIO STATIONS DON'T LISTEN TO RATINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DUCK'S BREATH--LUNATICS IN THRIFT-SHOP SPLENDOR,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL RADIO STATIONS DON'T LISTEN TO RATINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL RADIO STATIONS DON'T LISTEN TO RATINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL RADIO STATIONS DON'T LISTEN TO RATINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL RADIO STATIONS DON'T LISTEN TO RATINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY OK'S BAYER LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CODY MAY HAVE BEEN FRAMED, LAWYER SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY OK'S BAYER LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*6 CARS DAMAGED IN TWO-CAR COLLISION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ACTIVIST CRITICAL OF '81 FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LIVESTOCK BARN GETS LICENSE HEARING TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ACTIVIST CRITICAL OF '81 FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
VEXING DECISION ON EX-HOSTAGES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REPUBLIC MIGHT LEAVE SD CITIES SOON,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY--CHINESE LEGAL SYSTEM INFERIOR,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FIRE MARSHAL WANTS TO TALK TO VICTIMS-MADISON,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRIBE REJECTS SWIFT BIRD'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY--CHINESE LEGAL SYSTEM INFERIOR,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BOARD HEARS PATROLMAN'S APPEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TRIBE REJECTS SWIFT BIRD'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY OK'S 1ST INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONDS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
COUNTY OK'S 1ST INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONDS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SF MAN CHARGED IN BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FRONTIER STARTS SERVICE TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CONSUMERS PROTEST NSP RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*CONSUMERS PROTEST NSP RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*CONSUMERS PROTEST NSP RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*FUTURE OF RIGHTS OFFICE IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLAY IT SAFE ON TYLENOL CAPSULES,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF '83 PROPERTY TAXES WON'T GO UP,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*1040-POUND BOAR PASSED THROUGH STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SF SCHOOLS HAVE CLOSE CALL WITH POISONING,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WAYLAND-INTERIM ADVISER OF SD SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RANDOM NOTES ON ASSORTED NEWS & VIEWS (FINE),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIREFIGHTERS CLEAN UP GAS SPILL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUSSELL MEANS LEADS PROTEST AT RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOME S DAKOTANS ALL RIGHT AFTER CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE OFFICERS STOP VAN OWNED BY BANKS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"ANOTHER GAS SPILL, BUT NO DANGER","Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BLOCK 11 BUILDING OFFICIALLY OPENED,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FIRE DESTROYS GRAIN ELEVATOR--CORSICA,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FIRE DESTROYS GRAIN ELEVATOR-CORSICA,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD TELL STAND (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CITIZENS ON CIVIL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"CEMENT PLANT'S PROFITS, SALES UP","Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HUD RESTORES BIG BUCKS TO SD,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HUNKING SAYS JANKLOW'S TOO MUM,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PEARSON SAYS IT'S UP TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON HOST CITY ON ETSI HEARING,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 RANCHERS SUED OVER HIGHWAY DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAVEN'S CREDIT UNION GOING OUT OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WATERTOWN ASKED TO REPEAL ITS SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WOMAN PAYS SPEEDING TICKET,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CHURCH MUSICIAN WORKSHOP BEGINS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BOARD OKS CENDAK IRRIGATION BORROWING PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MEIERHENRY TO MEET WITH 3 OTHER STATES,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"SD, 3 STATES BEGIN COURT BATTLE OVER ETSI","Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW CALLS WYO GOVERNOR A PEACH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SF TO HOST PBS CHARITY HORSE SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*ROBERTS FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
BURGLARY SUSPECTS LINKED TO 9 CASES,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*ROBERS BIG ENOUGH TO GET THE JOB DONE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SEARCH FOCUSES ON SOUTHERN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY BUDGET TO INCREASE 18 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*WRESTLING WITH RELIGION RISKY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CITY WILL NEED MORE MONEY FROM TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WETLAND SPENDING CHANGED,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAMPBELL NAMED TO EDUCATION LOBBYIST POST,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN INDICTED FOR SEX CONTACT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SEES CONSERVANCY SUBDISTRICT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHITESELL GETS 40-YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF CHRISTIAN STUDENTS GIVE DAY OF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SENATE PANEL FAVORS DELAY ON PHONE ACCESS FEE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*WEST OBLIGATED TO HELP LEBANON (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW'S ADVICE ON DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOLS SHOULD PAY STUDENT'S BUSING COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BUSING IRKS READERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SENIOR REFERENCE NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FORMER GOVT ADMINISTRATOR DIES,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE GROUP OPPOSE ENDING FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EX-CHAIRMAN CHARGED IN BANK CLOSING,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*COSTILL OFFERS INSIGHT INTO EATING,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUTTING SOME LEG INTO IT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REFUGEE'S NEW LIFE CAN'T ERASE HEARTACHE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUNDAY SOCCER,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AREA SCHOOLS MEET ONLY 3 DAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION TO HEAR REZONING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE FARMER IS RETURNING TO THE LAND,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WRITING COMPETITION ON REGION'S HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO RUTHTON BANKERS' MURDERS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OLDHAM TO MERGE SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AUTHORITIES TAKING PRECAUTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SF LAWYER DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CANDIDATES ALREADY HOME IN DC (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS AGAINST INCREASE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LET'S REVITALIZE DOWNTOWN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*PELTIER DEMONSTRATION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORD SAYS SOVIET TALKS ARE PROBABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
POLITICAL DEBATES TO BE CARRIED,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE TRACKS MADE MONEY IN '84,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TIGERS' ANDERSON LOVES TO TALK,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*REFLECTIONS ON A HARD DAY'S WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET TAKES DETOUR ON STREETS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITAL ADS CAUSE BAD BLOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SALES BRISK BEFORE TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VIOLENT CRIME UP IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DOCTOR PRESCRIBES COMMUNITY WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, FOUNDATION ELECT OFFICERS","Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA RECEIVES {dollar}20,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HARCHANKO NOMINATED FOR CONFERENCE POST,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HUSS IS CHAIRMAN OF HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CEMETERY BRANCH ELECTS OFFICERS FOR 1985-86,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
COLLEGE STATION ANNOUNCES NEW EXECUTIVE STAFF,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"JEFF PROEHL RECEIVES {dollar}1,500 SCHOLARSHIP AT SDSU","Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE STUDENTS ELECT SENATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*BANKS' RELEASE REFLECTS NEW MOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BLACKS ON VERGE OF REVOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NATIONAL SECURITY AT STAKE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BLACK HILLS BEING TORN APART,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*O'GORMAN WINS CITY TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
VIKINGS GROW FAMILIAR WITH BAD NEWS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GEESE ARE SLOW IN MOVING SOUTH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS GUN CLUB HOSTS SHOOT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
TURNOUT IS LIGHT DURING FREE WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
EDUCATIONAL TV BOARD TO MEET THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOUND DEAD BEFORE DIVORCE HEARING,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN SEIGE CHARGED,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GOES TO COURT AFTER REPORTED ARSON SPREE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECTED FRAUD LEADER FACES OCT 22 TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TESTIMONY STARTS TODAY IN WINTERS RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4TH SCHOOL DISTRICT PLANNING MEETING TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A LIFETIME OF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
OTHER PLANTS HURTING MORRELL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL LAWS GO TO COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CONVICTED OF LYING DURING LOAN PROBE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA SOUTHERN IS READY TO ROLL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOPES DIM FOR SESSION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN 3M PLANT TO CLOSE FRIDAYS THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"JANKLOW, OFFICIALS TO MEET ON FARM PROGRAM","Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL LOOKING FOR STUDENT INTERNS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE TO DECIDE LATER ON ETSI SUIT DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WATER PROJECT IS WORTH PURSUING,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*KERKHOVE FOUND GUILTY IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SINGLES GO SHOPPING FOR A MATCH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FARES ALL RIGHT IN SOVIET SQUABBLE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEARN MORE ABOUT LOVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PROBLEM TOO SERIOUS FOR FLIPPANT TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RENT INCREASES DISGUSTING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PROGRAM DESERVES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
REPORT MEDICAL ADVANCES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HELICOPTER PILOT SUES AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ARIZONA CO SUES MILLER FOR {dollar}322,244","Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BURG WANTS PUC TO REGULATE INSURANCE RATES,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"REAGAN RUNS UP {dollar}55,000 TAB FOR ABDNOR","Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WEDDING WILL PUT COUPLE AT A CROSSROADS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ARREST OF 2 SUSPECTS WAS ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TWO DRIVERS HURT WHEN BUSES BUMP,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AREA AUTO CLUBS SPONSOR CHARITY CAR SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHILEANS TO OBSERVE ELECTORAL PROCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"COOL, WET WEATHER SLOWS ROW CROP HARVEST","Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-ABERDEEN DENTIST GUILTY OF SEXUAL CONTACT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS SISSETON MAN IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUPS URGE VOTERS TO OPPOSE HOLIDAY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HARKIN SCHEDULED TO SPEAK AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN SCHOOL STUDENTS TO PERFORM DANCES,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
24 AREA BANDS COMPETE IN TRI-STATE FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY OK'S CONTRACTS FOR RENOVATION PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARISHIONERS PRAY AFTER VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PROPOSED TAX ON ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*CATERERS HATCH NEW TREND,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
QUAIL-RAISING HOBBY INTO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WARRIORS HOLD OFF O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*WARRIORS WIN RACE, TOPPLE TRADITION","Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CANISTOTA'S FOOTBALL TEAM TAKES LAST SHOT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BIEN GIVES BACK TO OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SPORTS VIEW ON THE WORLD SERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*BLAZE INJURES FIREFIGHTER, DESTROYS HOME","Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING BUG BITES STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROPERTY TAXES TO CLIMB,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LOTTERY OPPONENTS CONTINUE PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*TIME TO ACT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ABORTION RIGHTS CONFERENCE SET,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CLUB SPONSORS CHARITY BARN DANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
KILLING FIELDS SURVIVOR TALKS AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WOODMEN TO DISH OUT SPAGHETTI,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WORTHING THEATER AUDITIONS ACTORS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHURCH HOLDS 'RAINBOW' CONCERT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
EDUCATIONAL NETWORK INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
INDIAN LITERATURE SYMPOSIUM SET,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
INFERTILITY SUPPORT GROUP MEETS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
UNITY DAY OBSERVED WITH A MARCH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CITY TAKING ODD LEAP INTO WORLD OF UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HELP IS AVAILABLE FOR AUTISM VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON ROBERT BORK,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION II NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
WOSTER COLUMN NICE ADDITION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*NET WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD FEATURED ON CORNHUSKER LINE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DAYTON REJECTS BUYOUT BID,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
INQUEST DELAYED IN BALTIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICER NOT INDICTED IN MORRELL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS IDENTIFY WASTE DISCHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIPELINE CAVE-IN RESULTS IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION MAN DIES IN TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILLIAMS SUPPLIES FUEL LEAK FINDINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NOTE STIRS MEMORIES OF JFK,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MCKENNAN CONTINUES TO FIGHT AGAINST NEW HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN WOMAN TO BE TRIED AS ADULT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUMAN RIGHTS GROUP UPSET BY ADVERTISING,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PANEL BEGINS REVIEW OF DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SENATORS CRITICIZE DRUG GROUP AD TACTICS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PANEL GRANTS HOG FARM WATER PERMIT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE SEEKS COUNTY HELP ON JUNKYARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEACHERS SHOULD BENEFIT FROM EXTRA SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COUNTIES TO GET FEDERAL COMPENSATION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HEARING SET FOR TRUCKER ACCUSED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WOMAN ESCAPES FROM CAPTOR IN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BONDS SOLD TO FINANCE MANUFACTURING FIRMS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COATS FOR KIDS PROJECT READY TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FIRST LADY TO BE SPOKESMAN FOR RETARDED,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
IPSWICH MAN DIES IN ONE-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE DECIDES TO KEEP ASSAULT SUSPECT IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIAL REPORTS 'SOUTH DAKOTA MADE' SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEACHERS RATIFY THREE-YEAR PACT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GRAIN BUNKER RULES TO GO INTO EFFECT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
LAKOTA ROCK WRITING ON HONEYWELL DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
RESERVATION KEEPS STATE'S FBI AGENTS BUSY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SENATE OK'S BLACK HILLS LAND TRANSFER LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
LAWMAKER TO STUDY NEW VO-TECH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
A LOOK AT OUR PAROLE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OLYMPIC MEMORY CHERISHED,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY CUTS PROPERTY TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMIC DIRECTOR TAKES PAY CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AUTO RACING DESERVES IMPROVED COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DRUG CRACKDOWN WILL HELP GAMES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROTECT STATE HERITAGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HOMOSEXUAL LIFE IMMORAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
JOHNSON COPIES VOLK AD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
COURT TO HOLD TERM IN OLD COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DENTAL GROUP BACKS SAFETY BELT PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAPANESE DELEGATION BEGINS TOUR TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SIGN RAILROAD PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST HELPS KIDS BUILD SELF-ESTEEM,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAIR SECURITY CONTRACT WON'T BE RENEWED,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW TOWN MALL ALTERS IMAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STARTS WITH A LOOK AT ATTITUDES,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEART CENTER HOPES FOR LASER OK,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CIVIC CENTER PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*AUTUMN'S FIRST FREEZE IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*ESCAPE STIRS MEMORIES OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*2,000 MAKE MUSIC IN STRIDE","Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SISSETON BAND'S MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MULDER--I'M NO 'KILLER',"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FACILITIES NEEDED TO HANDLE OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RACE WAR MAY ERUPT IF DRUGS...,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRIALS PROVIDE PRISON FRESH START (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CATS KILLED MAKING FILM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"POLLS, PETITIONS NOT WAY TO DECIDE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
UNLEASHED DOGS DANGEROUS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOVERNOR OFFERS DOUBLE TALK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
NELSON COMMENT OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WHY WAS RAPIST FREED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*LINEBACKER LINKS SD TO GOPHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MILLS' RUN TO GOLD MEDAL BROUGHT PRIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW REC BOWL MANAGER NOT NEW,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NEW LEADER BRINGS LOVE OF WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PRE-HUNT PLANNING MEANS MORE THAN...,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"CYCLE SENSE MAKES RIDING SAFE, FUN","Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.6"
{dollar}24 MILLION PAID OUT IN STATE'S LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS CENTER COULD BECOME BAR,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP EARNS GRANT TO BEGIN LOAN FUND,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HURON, ABERDEEN HIT RECORD HIGHS","Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON PUBLISHER TO HEAD FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN EVENTS WILL HONOR MELLETTE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A HUNGER FOR FLAT LANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOVIE TREATED INDIANS FAIRLY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SALE NETS {dollar}23,000 FOR JUNIOR LEAGUE","Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PUPPETS--'DON'T DRINK',"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MOTHERS SPEAK OUT FOR GRANTS AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MUSEUM DIRECTOR--CENTER LACKS CASH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPERINTENDENT HEADS GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WELCOMES THOUGHTS ON ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EMPIRE OWNER WILL BUY MINNESOTA CENTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"SD, TWO OTHERS JOIN AG RESEARCH VENTURE","Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
US WEST TO REFUND {dollar}41 MILLION IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BROOKINGS MILLIONAIRE DUCKS SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LUCK HASN'T BEEN A LADY TO YANKTON,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATORS FORECAST TOUGHER RECYCLING REQUIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
MOST RECYCLABLE PRODUCTS LAND IN TRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON GRAD SETTLES IN THE HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1989, sect.F, p.03, col.3"
*CAMPAIGNS POUR CASH INTO TV ADS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WAREHOUSE PLANS BOOST MILBANK'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MONEY CAN EASE SCHOOL CROWDING--HARRIS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"DELEGATION OPPOSES AG CUTS, HIGHER GAS TAX","Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN MAN FINDS HOPES OUTSIDE US,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*NOT JUST A FALL PHENOMENON,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
KEEP BUDGET-MAKERS FEET TO THE FISCAL FIRE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOOD CHRISTIANS BACK ART ENDOWMENT FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STOP HARASSING LOTTERY OPERATORS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WORK WITH COURT IS BEST WAY TO HELP GIRLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LIBERAL GROUP OPPOSES MODEST ABORTION LIMITS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PREDATOR OFFICER SPEAKS FOR FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
VARIETY OF ANESTHETICS USED,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HEALTH DEPARTMENT GRANTS AID INDIAN HEALTH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX CITY MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CINNAMON ROLLS TEMPT LOCAL TRIBAL ARTS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HORSING AROUND ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE AG ASSESSMENT RESULTS DUE SOON,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VO-TECH OFFICIALS PROUD OF CHANGING IMAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMPUTERS OPEN DOOR FOR BLIND,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
INDIAN EDUCATION GRANT REQUESTED,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AUSTRIANS FLY HIGH AT BALLOONING EVENT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FORMER KELO ENGINEER GETS BROADCAST AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE STUDENTS FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SOYBEAN PLANT WOULD USE GARBAGE AS ENERGY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CORPS OF ENGINEERS HOSTS RIVER MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FARM CONSTRUCTION TO REQUIRE BUILDING PERMIT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
GRANT TO FUND NEW STATE LANDING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*BOY'S HUBCAP HOBBY TURNS PROFIT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
IRS MISTAKE DIDN'T AFFECT SD RETURNS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*AUTUMN HUES,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S TOUGH TO SEE THE SIGN FOR THE TREES,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"VIDEO GAMBLING SPURS ECONOMY, SOCIAL COSTS UNCLEAR","Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HESTON GLAD TO MAKE FILM IN SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GARTH BROOKS A SHOO-IN FOR COUNTRY AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*NEW MOVIES TO SEE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BANNING 'CASINO' WOULD BE SILLY STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IS MARIJUANA USE OK IF NOT CAUGHT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO CURTAIL GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MICKELSON'S FRIENDS SEEM TO FLOURISH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CONTACT REPS ABOUT USE OF TAX MONIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*LINCOLN, NORTH'S LUBS WIN","Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"WALK-IN PROGRAM WORKS FOR HUNTERS, LANDOWNERS","Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*DUCK POPULATIONS ARE UP SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CANCER CENTER RATED IN TOP 100 IN NATION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SIEFERTS PLUS TO OPEN STORE IN THE EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WINTER WHEAT OFF TO A GOOD START,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SD JOBLESS RATE AT 3.7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT, BABY SNATCHING","Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECONCILIATION HONORS GIVEN BY COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VALUE CLARIFICATION TOPIC OF TALK ON DRUGS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SETTLES SUIT IN SOFTBALL INJURY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAR-WASHING WEATHER,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CITY OK'S BUDGET, TAX SHARE GOING UP","Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM AIDS EDUCATION COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KERREY PLANS VISIT TO SF TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD ACCEPTS MODERNIZATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"BANK DONATES {dollar}1,000 TO WALL LAKE GROUP","Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ESCAPED PRISONER CAUGHT IN OKLAHOMA,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE STILL LOOKING FOR MITCHELL GUNMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OPPONENTS QUESTION BLACK HILLS TRAIL MAPS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD TO TRIM POSTAL SERVICE JOBS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MICKELSON--WILL MEET ITS GOALS IN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CANTON EXPANDS RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*INCUMBENTS TAKE COMMAND,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MILK STILL DOES A BODY GOOD--FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WORTHIT RETURNS WITH SAME SWAGGER, NEW ATTITUDE","Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*INMATE PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*PUC RACE CLOSE, BUT UNDECIDEDS ARE PLENTIFUL","Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"HAAR, DASCHLE SEE VINDICATION IN POLL","Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
DASCHLE DOING GOOD JOB FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KSFY WORKER THANKED FOR GOING EXTRA MILE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEROT NO HERO (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--MAGIC JOHNSON'S DECISION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COMMISSIONERS OFFERED TRIP TO CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TYNDALL MAN IS SENTENCED IN RAPES,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BEANS IN BIN,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CANDIDATE'S FOCUS POSITIVE--NATURALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY ADDS 1.3 PERCENT TO TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHRINERS UNIT GIVES VICTIMS RENEWED SPARK,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEAF DROP-OFF DAYS ADDED,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY TURNS 5 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROKAW TO MARSHAL HOMECOMING PARADE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FOLK ART PROGRAM SET AT NORTHERN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
US WEST TO GIVE TO ASPIRE HIGH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BARN MO-OO-VING,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE EDUCATION STILL NEEDS HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEADWOOD GROUP OFFERS TO BUY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
FARMERS PRAISE CORN REDUCTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
COMMODITY DONATIONS {dollar}3.4 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
PROPOSED COURSE COULD PUT STRAIN ON LOYALTIES,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPLETE SHIRT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HONESTY THE BEST POLICY FOR SIVERTSON,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PROJECT BATTLES PROSTATE CANCER,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*SINGER LOVES LIVE SHOWS, HATES VIDEOS","Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FRICKE CAN'T WAIT FOR CONCERT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*PHONICS CAN HELP IN LEARNING (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CITY'S JOBLESS RATE DIPS TO 1.6%,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FEDERAL WARDEN SELECTED TO RUN SD PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INMATE'S LEAVE APPROVED DESPITE DRUG INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HALVERSON BEGAN IT ALL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOLD YOUR NOSE AND CHEER FOR YELTSIN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MORRELL ISN'T AS SLEAZY AS RECENT PORTRAYAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TV IS NOT GUILTLESS IN SPREAD OF VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IT IS TIME FOR 'ARGUS' TO BUILD OWN HOUSING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CLINTON ADDS COUNTY TO DISASTER-AREA LIST,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOUR CHILDREN HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MENTAL-HEALTH GROUP PLANS CHURCH SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
O'GORMAN CHOOSES HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS AFFAIRS HEAD TO VISIT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KIRBY TO RUN WITH MILLER IN '94,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS OK CITY BUDGET ON 3-2 VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DENIES RUMORS OF MAYO CLINIC PARTNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STEENSLAND ENCOURAGES RESEARCH INTO STATE OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PUMPKIN PREPARATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"LIMIT PRISON FURLOUGHS, MILLER SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ARLINGTON VOTERS OK SUNDAY BEER,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY VOTERS TO DECIDE SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SISTER STATE DONATES FLOOD RELIEF,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDY PUTS PRIORITY ON HURON-I-90 PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MILLER MAN BUYS STATE PAPERS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUNTIES REIMBURSED FOR FEDERAL PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE BURDENED BY BUDGET CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"HIGH-TECH BUSINESSES, DSU TEAM UP","Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
"ECONOMY OK DESPITE FLOODS, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
GATEWAY 2000 TO IRELAND TO HOOK UP EUROPEAN MARKETS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
GREATER HURON OFFICIAL RESIGNS FOR CLINIC JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
*MIRACLE VICTORY MAY ONLY BE START FOR WHS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JOHNCOCK BELIEVES ETHANOL, RACING BLEND WELL","Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LAFLEUR LEARNS PATIENCE AS IOWA FRESHMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*PROCLAMATIONS PUNCTUATE ART'S APPEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SUMACS, SUGAR MAPLES IN SPLENDOR THIS WEEK","Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*BEST TO PLANT, MOVE TREES IN OCTOBER","Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
OLDER COMPUTERS ARE SLOWER BUT GOOD BUY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"*BALLADEER BOLTZ SAYS THANKS IN SPIRITED HUMOR, SONG","Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PERFORMANCE FALLS SHORT FOR 'SUCKER PUNCH' SCRIPT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
VIDEO-LOTTERY BUDGET CUTS HIT LOW-INCOME KIDS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"GIVES {dollar}4.9 MILLION PAY, BENEFIT HIKE TO WORKERS","Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STONES' SET ROLLS INTO AMES,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MUST PUT NATION'S GOOD FIRST (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTERS NEED ANSWERS (ABERDEEN AMERICAN NEWS),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*GIVE TRAVELERS A REASON TO STOP HERE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COUNTIES ARE PUNISHED FOR FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
AMENDMENT CLEAR ON VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
STATE NEEDS JANKLOW TO DEAL WITH TAX REFROM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*SPIRITUAL NEEDS OUTWEIGH ALL OTHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
'UNSPOKEN FOR TIME' LACKS POLISH,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CITY'S POPULATION SOARED IN 1880'S,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY SELECTION STARTS IN ROWE MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONER WILL RUN FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALKERS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEVELOPMENT COMMISSIONER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOMECOMING FUN ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAY ADD MOBILE HOME LOTS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DANCE HALL COURTS COUNTRY LOVERS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
POLICE CRACK DOWN ON HOBO DAY EVE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*EVALUATION ORDERED FOR STRANGLING SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEEN-AGER KILLED IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PUTNEY GRAIN-ELEVATOR FIRE TRACED TO CONVEYOR,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABANDONED I-BEAMS WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RISING ASSESSMENTS MAY OFFSET TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWSUIT CHARGES RACE DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*NEIGHBOR ACCUSED OF KIDNAPPING DOG,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARK SERVICE RELEASES FERRETS INTO THE WILD,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX TRIBE SUES TO STOP GARBAGE DUMP,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BERKHOUT BACKS GOP CONTRACT WITH AMERICA,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
OVERPOPULATION OF RATS IS UNDER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GROUPS OPPOSING TAX LIMIT HOLD MEETINGS ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*CONFIDENCE BUILDERS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VOTER GUIDE IS PART OF RIGHT-WING PLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
VOTER GUIDE IN PART OF RIGHT-WING PLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
REZONING LIKELY TO AID DEVELOPMENT OFF I-229,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TO CONSOLIDATE THEIR OFFICES,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"AUGIE, USD FIGHT TO STAY IN NCC RACE","Argus LeaderOct 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"PROPERTY TAX, VIDEO LOTTERY FOES SEEK SIGNATURES","Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS TO SEEK MORE AID,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SLAIN WOMAN'S FATHER SEEKS ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
4 SOUTH DAKOTANS BUY TRAVEL LODGE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FREEMAN SEMINAR COVERS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ETHANOL PRODUCERS GET HOUSE BOOST,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NETWORK MARKETERS ENTERPRISING,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VERDI BRUSHES BACK CANARIES' OWNER,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARTS OF LEAD MALL REOPEN FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TRUANT'S PARENTS MAY BE FINED,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GOING FOR INSIDE GALLOP AT W.H. LYON FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC PERCEIVES WASTE WHERE LITTLE EXISTS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COMMUNITY PROJECT GIVES SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TRACTOR, BAILER RUN OVER FARMER","Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*DESPITE PROBLEMS MAYOR WOULD OPT TO REPEAT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"JUSTICE DEPARTMENT GRANTS TOTAL {dollar}187,500","Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MAN ENTERS PLEA IN DOUBLE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MUSICIANS PERFORM IN SHRINE TO MUSIC,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WATER CONTAMINATION PROBLEMS CONTINUING,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CITY STREET WORKER DIES BENEATH TRUCK--WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FEDERAL GRANT GIVES COUNTY 7TH DEPUTY,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CHAMBER'S EX-DIRECTOR READIES NEW BROCHURE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STATE OF UNIVERSITY ADDRESS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FIRST LUTHERAN OBSERVES 75 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DEMOCRATS' CHAIRMAN PROMOTES SD IN '96,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*USED HIS ILLNESS TO HELP OTHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*ATTENDANCE AT THE PETTIGREW,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*MARKER TO NOTE QUEEN BEE SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"CONVICTED FARMER FACES POSSIBLE PRISON TERM, FINE","Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
RUBGY TEAM LOSES SDSU AFFILIATION,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GOP CANDIDATE CROSSES STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
LINK PRISONER WORK TO EARLIER RELEASE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER HAS STOOPED LOWEST (ABERDEEN AM NEWS),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER-JOHNSON FEUD TURNS SILLY (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
PRESSLER OVERREACTS TO MEDICAID AID (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS PREFER JOHNSON TO PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
WALSH PUTS MONEY WHERE HIS HEART IS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
JOHNSON'S VIEWS DISTORTED IN LETTER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
PHONE REGULATIONS TO HURT CONSUMERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
JOHNSON ORCHESTRATED ATTACKS ON PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
PRESSLER SHOULD QUIT WHINING ABOUT ADS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
RAIN SOAKS PARTS OF EASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
*LEGISLATOR'S CREDIBILITY NEVER WAVERS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*WHEN THE SHOE FITS,"Argus LeaderOct 01 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION MAKES BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION MAKES BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION MAKES BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DES MOINES SCRAMBLES FOR SMOOTH PAPAL VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DES MOINES SCRAMBLES FOR SMOOTH PAPAL VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS SPLIT ON CARTER TALK,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS SPLIT ON CARTER TALK,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SEPTEMBER RANKS HIGH IN FATALITY TOLL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HICKS FINED FOR FALSE DOCUMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE SEEKS TO MONITOR URANIUM WASTE DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
REFUGEES GO TO SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LAKE CENTRAL SKIMPS TO KEEP CLASSES SMALL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE SEEKS TO MONITOR URANIUM WASTE DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HICKS FINED FOR FALSE DOCUMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"3,000 EXPECTED AT SDEA","Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PHONE CO-OPS IN COST CRISIS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PRAIRIE DOG 'TOWNS' DEBATED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SPEECH DEPT GETS DONATION,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SD FUNDED FOR CRIME REPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
KEEP {dollar}1 BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*EASY-GOING LIVING IN AUSTRIA APPEALS TO SF GIRL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUXLAND CREATIVE WRITERS CLUB,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HALLOWEEN TIME FOR TOTS TO HAVE FUN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GROCERS HEAR SHOPPERS' GRIPES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD TO SHOW VOTERS FULL SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ELEVATOR BLAST 'SHOOK THE WHOLE TOWN',"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ELEVATOR BLAST 'SHOOK THE WHOLE TOWN',"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROCERS HEAR SHOPPERS' GRIPES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD TO SHOW VOTERS FULL SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PAM'S DOOR FINDS HOME IN MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SET BEHIND USD'S REPERTORY SCENE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW CELLIST 'LATECOMER' TO MUSIC,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAYOR OF 'FUNKYTOWN' EXPLAINS HIS PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW CELLIST 'LATECOMER' TO MUSIC,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EPISCOPALIANS TO MEET IN SF THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LEAD SHOT BAN UPHELD FOR HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LUCEY ATTACKS FOES' FARM POLICIES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HENDRICKS MN-IN SHOCK AS FIREMEN LOOKED FOR 3 BODIES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
URANIUM FOES SQUARE OFF IN LOCAL FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KNOBE MISREADS FIGURE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY VS RESIDENTS--IT'S GOING TO COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KNOBE MISREADS FIGURE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REKINDLING LOVE AFFAIR WITH AUTO (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX CHARGES ON CAR UPSET NEW RESIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW-MEIERHENRY ANSWER CRITICAL ARGUS LEADER EDITORIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW-MEIERHENRY ANSWER CRITICAL ARGUS LEADER EDIT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW-MEIERHENRY ANSWER CRITICAL ARGUS LEADER EDITORIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PUBLIC RIGHT IS KEY IN URANIUM ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CONTROLLED HUNTING-TRAPPING ESSENTIAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BUS CENTER EMPLOYEE PROUD OF SF DEPOT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CAUCASION BUREAU PROMISED WHEN SIOUX TAKE OVER HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAUCASIAN BUREAU PROMISED WHEN SIOUX TAKE OVER HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DON WEHRKAMP-CELESTE UTHE CROWNED ROYALTY-WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENT DROP THREATENS JOBS AT SMALL COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FUND IMPASSE HAS LITTLE SD IMPACT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
DRIVER TO BE CHARGED FOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WARNS OF AD SALESMEN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS HELP MAKE SPENDING CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS HELP MAKE SPENDING CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
METEOR FLASHES THROUGH WESTERN SKY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRUCKS CONVERTED TO USE NATURAL GAS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAILROAD TO BUY CARS TO SHIP GRAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PSYCHIATRIST CONVICTED OF MAIL FRAUD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DROUGHT HOLDS--BUT AID FUNDS GONE FOR SD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
EASING OF NURSING HOME COSTS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MORE THAN {dollar}8 MILLION EARMARKED FOR SD IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SORGHUM RAISERS DON'T WANT FROST,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BEARS FROM ALASKA TO REACH NEW HOME NEAR RC FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DISMISSAL OF INMATE'S COMPLAINT AGAINST WARDEN UPHELD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
OFFICIALS-OTHER SD PROJECTS WON'T BE USED TO FUND WEB,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
ADMEN NABBED FOR TICKETS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ADMEN NABBED FOR TICKETS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTS FEAR FORMALDEHYDE POISONING,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NOW ALL THEY HAVE TO DO IS WRITE IT ALL DOWN...,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LOCAL CREATIONISTS TO TAKE THEORY TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A FUNNY (BUT SCARY) HORROR FLICK,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL CREATIONISTS TO TAKE THEORY TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL CREATIONISTS TO TAKE THEORY TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*AFTER A WHIRLWIND SUMMER, VARDI'S BACK","Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"*AFTER A WHIRLWIND SUMMER, VARDI'S BACK","Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CORSICA LIVESTOCK BARN GETS LICENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RULE WOULD REQUIRE TESTING NEW SD TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--NO NEED TO WORRY ABOUT ETSI SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RICHMAN GORDMAN PLANS MARCH OPENING,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--NO NEED TO WORRY ABOUT ETSI SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RICHMAN GORDMAN PLANS MARCH OPENING,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--NO NEED TO WORRY ABOUT ETSI SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RICHMAN GORDMAN PLANS MARCH OPENING,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA DEDICATES NEW CHAPEL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WHO CARES ABOUT BIG US PROBLEMS...(L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KNOBE'S DILEMMA ON BOOKMAKING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KNOBE'S DILEMMA ON BOOKMAKING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER LISTS HIS INTEREST-CUTTING PROPOSALS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN KILLED IN CAR-MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT-ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESHO MAN APPOINTED TO AG POST,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}2 BID FOR 'MONUMENT' TOO LOW-BROWN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT ASKED TO OVERTURN CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SWENSON, SYMENS FU CANDIDATES","Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRAIN MARKETING SEMINAR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"CHESTER, SD, MAY GET HUD MONEY","Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TSCHETTER SWORN IN AS CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BEAR BUTTE POSSIBLE HISTORIC LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RACING COMMISSION CHAIRMAN DIES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POOR MAY HAVE TO WORK FOR AID,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT ASKED TO OVERTURN CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TSCHETTER SWORN IN AS CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR VOTES FOR PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
AIM TO COURT--RESTRAIN FEDS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ITEMS LINKED TO SF BANK HOLDUP FOUND,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
VIKEN RESIGNS POST--HOGEN NEW US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
VIKEN RESIGNS POST--HOGEN NEW US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
PROPERTY TAX CASE INTERESTS STATE OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
CLINT ROBERTS DEFENDS WORK ON FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
VIKEN RESIGNS POST--HOGEN NEW US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
"S SECURITY BENEFITS SAFE, SD MANAGER PREDICTS","Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
ROSEBUD PRESIDENT FILES PROTEST AGAINST ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
WATERFOWL HUNTERS FACE SHAKY START,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING POSES THREAT TO SD WAY OF LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGHER EDUCATION DESERVES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MANDAN GET OK FOR PERMIT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE BAD BOTTLES FOUND IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FALL DROPS IN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MORE BAD BOTTLES FOUND IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SIX-MEN FOOTBALL FIGHTING TO SURVIVE IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NO SERIOUS EFFECTS FROM POISON SCARE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THEFT SUSPECT PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YELLOW THUNDER BACKERS PUT OFF CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAUSE OF CORSICA FIRE UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MONEY CRUNCH NOTHING NEW FOR DANCERS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DANEKAS CHARGES GOP LAX ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN KILLED IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COAL MINING SAFEGUARD (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORKING FOR CITY VS JAIL TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW'S HANDLING OF ETSI CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW'S HANDLING OF ETSI CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ROBERTS' SOIL BANK PROGRAM CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RUNAWAY PROBLEM BOTH LOCAL AND NATIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE'S STANDS DISPUTE LIBERAL TAG (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HIRING HANDICAPPED NEEDED YEAR-ROUND (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
REAGAN SHOULD TAKE CREDIT FOR DEFICITS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ROBERTS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*WASHINGTON ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE AGAINST GAS PRICE DECONTROL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEATTLE FIRST NAT BANK MUST DECIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FRONTIER CLUB OWNER FACES PIMPING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WIS BOY WINS LAWSUIT AGAINST BUFFALO RIDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SCHOOL BOARD WILL ASK FOR LAW TO START FEE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBES BANK ON BINGO FOR BETTER TIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MANHUNT GOES INTO FOURTH DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SD SYMPHONY IS RIGHT ON KEY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*CANDIDATE LINE UP FOR GOVERNOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INDIANS MAY START HIGH-STAKES BINGO,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW MAY CHANGE MIND,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEWS OF INDICTMENT BREAKS UP NEGOTIATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BANK OF AMERICA'S ENTRY WELCOMED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COLORFUL LEAVES ADDED BONUS ON PIPESTONE TRIP,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"NO ONE DESERVES TO EARN {dollar}100,000","Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HE DOUBTS RUSSIANS MARCHED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
OVERDOSE OF VITAMINS MAY BE DEADLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
WATT LET OFF HOOK TOO EASILY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
WALSH WRONG ABOUT LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
STATE READY TO TAKE HEAT AID APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WELFARE AGENCY WAITS FOR APPEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WHITESELL WILL BE TRANSFERRED OUT OF STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*WINNING ATTITUDE IS KEY TO CAREER,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS WILL BE HOT SPOT FOR RETIREES' CLUB,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO HOMOSEXUAL ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MINNESOTA WOMAN DIES IN 2-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STATE WORKERS MAY GET MORE TRAVEL EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RENOVATION OF HOT SPRINGS AUDITORIUM HALTED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
VERMILLION MAN KILLED IN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*YOUNGSTERS LESS FIT TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YOU CAN GET HOOKED ON FISHING,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RINGNECK SHOOTOUT IS 2 WEEKS AWAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NIELSEN MAKES COMPUTER DRAW WORK FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD HUNTING SHOULD BE ALMOST BEST EVER,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SPORT BOWL SCORING COMPUTER ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*SIMPLICITY IS GOOD MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MEN DANCE THEIR WAY UP LADDER,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*JODEE IS A FUN TEEN, FULL OF ENERGY","Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*JEANNIE FARLEY'S CORN BELT STEAK RECIPE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"ARTS COUNCIL IS REQUESTING {dollar}376,000","Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
GERONTOLOGY SEMINARS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MCKENNAN SCHEDULES CPR CLASS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY OFFERS BURN CLINIC,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
COMPUTER CLASS STARTS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*AIRLINES--TURBULENT TIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CHANGES WILL MAKE AGENTS LEARN MORE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
DEREGULATION ADDS FLEXIBILITY TO SAVINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1983, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*PLAYHOUSE DIRECTOR QUITS AMID RIFT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BULLETS WERE FIRED FROM DIFFERENT GUN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLICE PROBE POSSIBLE BEATING,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEXISM AT ROOT OF MANY ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LET'S SEE THAT SMILE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*CLUB INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CHESLEY NAMED TO NATIONAL PANEL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SCHARFFENBERG CROWNED PRINCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION PICKS LEADER,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ENGBRECHT NAMED TO PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
NEGSTAD LEADS COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SOLBERG NOW IN CARDIOLOGY SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*GOING HOME NEARING REALITY FOR ASHLEY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN CHARGED WITH FELONY CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY OFFICES TO CLOSE FOR FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAKE PRESTON RESIDENTS FOR SCHOOL MERGER,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MARINE BAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL CLOSE DOORS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CONSTRUCTION WORK TO CLOSE 2 CITY STREETS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE SEEKS SUIT AGAINST AG OFFICE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ACTIVIST SHOULD DROP PLANS TO VISIT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEFENSE MONEY NEEDED ELSEWHERE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FOLLOW RELIGIOUS TEACHINGS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS SHOULD BE WORRIED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BISHOP PRAISES DELAHOYDE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE ALLOWS HOFER TRIAL WITHOUT A JURY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LOAN PROGRAM MAY HURT HOME SALES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WAUBAY EPISCOPAL CHURCH FIRE RULED ARSON,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RC MEN RUN COPIES OF NEW DAILY PAPER,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
'CRAZY HORSE' AUTHOR OBSERVES PELTIER,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
DAKOTA STATE WON'T WIN THE SDIC,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEMORIES OF LAST YEAR'S TIE HELPED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*INDIANS COMPLAINT SNUFFS CIGARETTE AD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STAMPING OUT THE MAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROBBERY RIFLES BANK'S GUN RAFFLE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOCTORS NOT ENTITLED TO SPECIAL PROTECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T WORRY ABOUT DETAILS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HAMMONS MAN OF HIS WORD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE STILL PUSHING ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ADMINISTRATION STRIKES AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*A DAY YOU CAN'T LEAVE ALONE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM WOES ON MINDS OF OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INFO-PACKED VIALS COULD SAVE LIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUST JOBLESS RATE FALLS TO 4.3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CONSERVATION GROUP CONVENTION STARTS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
3 WITNESSES LINK WINTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KIDS ASK REAGAN TO HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRIVATE INDUSTRY NOW OWNS EROS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD AREA TRAILS NATION IN PAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WASTE-VOTE BALLOTS HIT THE PRESSES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ARTS CENTER SALE HITS SNAG ON TAX QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"GOVS. JANKLOW, PERPICH DISCUSS TECHNOLOGY","Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEAT OFFICIALS TO TESTIFY BEFORE CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRODUCTION BEGINS IN NEW ABERDEEN PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY HOTEL PLANS MOVE FORWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RUNOFF ELECTION SET IN MISSION MAYOR RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SOCIETY OF MAYFLOWER DESCENDANTS TO MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STUDDED TIRES NOW ALLOWED 2 WEEKS EARLIER,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY TARGETS AID FOR WATER STUDY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*CHILD CARE PROGRAM TAKES FIRST STEPS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*IOWA DEVELOPER OWES TAXES, GETS BREAK","Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*INFERTILE COUPLE TELL THEIR STORY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*SINGERS BRING SMILES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FAMILIES PREPARE FOR JEWISH HIGH HOLY DAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
AUTHOR TO SPEAK ON SOVIET UNION,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FUND-RAISING RIDE AT NEWTON HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GROUP TO SPONSOR SPEECH CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
LEGION'S MR & MRS PARTY IS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MUSEUM OFFERS CHILDREN'S SERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SFC HOMECOMING EVENTS CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
USD TO HAVE FITNESS WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
YMCA TO HAVE OVERNIGHT PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
NEUHARTH TO BE HONORED AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*PARK RESTORATION WORK TO PAY OFF (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON PRESIDENT REAGAN'S VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FEWER PHEASANT HUNTERS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JAIL ESCAPEE IS RECAPTURED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEMORIAL DAY GROUP NAMES 2 OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC CHIEF--GAS COSTS WILL DROP,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ACCIDENT INJURES 6,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBER TO DRAW CROWD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS AND LYNG CHAT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOWN WANTS PLANT AUTHORITY IN ITS HANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAS LEAK STILL PUZZLES INVESTIGATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*A CHANGING CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BUILDING PERMITS KEEP CLIMBING,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABSENTEE VOTER APPLICATIONS ARE OK,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ENROLLMENT INCREASES 17 PERCENT AT HURON COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HALLEEN NAMES HER CAMPAIGN CHAIRWOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JOHNSON VOWS TO OPPOSE SALARY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"PROGRAM FOR KIDS LOOKS AT INDIANS, PIONEERS","Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUSPECT IN SHOOTING DEATH TURNS HIMSELF IN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN PRINCIPAL HONORED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FARMAID DIRECTOR SET TO SPEAK AT FARM CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BRIGHTEN SUNFLOWER GROWERS' FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TV TIME LANDS FARMERS NO JOBS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
FROST PREDICTED FOR AREA TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DOCTOR SAYS MORRELL PRESSURED CLINIC,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DENVER WRITER ENJOYS REUNION,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CENTERS OFFER ANTI-ABORTION ADVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEAVE SKATEBOARDERS ALONE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RACIAL INSENSITIVITY NOT YET RELEGATED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*IT'S TIME FOR PLAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WAKEFIELD PLAYS ITS LAST SONG,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FILLS HIS WORK WITH COLORFUL SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-ABORTION GROUP TO MEET SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU TO VOTE ON CLINIC CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KDLT LINEUP GETS WIPED OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS EXPECT WILLIAMS SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
QUARRY DECISION EXPECTED THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PORK BOARD CONSIDERS STRATEGY AFTER DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TEA HOME BURNS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN CROWNS HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX VALLEY CREATES ETHICS CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*AN INTERSECTION TO AVOID,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHURCH TO RAZE BLACKSTONE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUPREME COURT REJECTS COACH'S DISABILITY CLAIM,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY DEAD VERMILLION MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
B-1 CRASH VICTIM ONCE LIVED AT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RETIRED RANCHER NAMED BRAND INSPECTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEBSTER GETS ITS MOMENT IN THE SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2ND BANKRUPTCY JUDGE TO BE SWORN IN TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DART TO TOPPLE DAYTON HUDSON BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TEXAS TRUCKER HAS HEARING IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PINE RIDGE MAN FACES KIDNAPPING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*OFFICIAL COUNTY BUDGET ALMOST DOUBLES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SHOELESS JACKRABBIT RUNNER,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*USD ADDS 4 TO COYOTE HALL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SEASON OPENS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"*PAROLE GRANTED, PAROLE DENIED","Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S ESCALATOR SUPPLY ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHANGES IN PAROLE POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SUPPORTERS BETTER GET THEIR ACT TOGETHER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*IF QUAYLE LOSES DEBATE ...,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ANIMALS PUT BEFORE BABIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HAS WON THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
NBC DOES POOR JOB COVERING OLYMPICS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WYOMING TAXES CHASED INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
OPEN HILLS FIGHT BRADLEY BILL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
HILLS BILL NOT PARTISAN ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
PUC SHOULD BE NEUTRAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
DON'T JUDGE ON ONE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*AUGUSTANA CLIPS USD 24-14,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*PHEASANTS DISTRIBUTED, WILDLIFE DIRECTOR SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LAKES PUT ON LIBERALIZED FISHING LIST,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SALES ROSE BEFORE DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*OIL IN THE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE LOANS LEAD TO NO POT O'GOLD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EX-SOVIET SCIENTIST TO VISIT SDSU,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOUR RESIDENTS JOIN CORRECTIONS BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HAZELTINE'S OFFICE WINS NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
USDA SURPLUS FOOD WILL BE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
150 WILD HORSES TO BE SET FREE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*AN ICY, COLD YEAR AHEAD","Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*MICKELSON, DASCHLE BACK ON CAMPAIGN TRAIL","Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MANDATORY SEAT BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SIGN-UP FOR DROUGHT RELIEF MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*PUTTING YOUR BEST HOOF FORWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
CHRISTIAN STATION REFUSES TO PROMOTE STRYPER,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
HOSPITALS REFUSE SD WOMAN SPOT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*TAKING A TASTE OF MINNEAPOLIS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"RED LAKE FIRE CLAIMS ABOUT 2,000 ACRES","Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
18-YEAR-OLD SERIOUS AFTER STABBING,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A BOOM TOWN ON THE BORDER,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CORRECTIONS OFFICIAL IN MAKEUP,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAY'S STARTS CLEAN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLAN SEEKS DONATIONS TO PAY FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SMOKERS TO MEET ON WAYS TO FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JURY DELIBERATIONS BEGIN ON COMPETENCY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHILD RAPIST SENTENCE SHOWS DEFICIENCIES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FALL TEMPERATURES CHILL OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*A ROUTINE MAMMOGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*HENLEY CONFRONTS TROUBLED SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SYMPHONY DEBUT A HIT FOR SMITH,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
CHEMICAL WEAPONS TALK HYPOCRITICAL BUT WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOHNSON RACES POSITIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROTECT THE INNOCENT BUT PUNISH THE GUILTY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHILD RAPISTS REPEAT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LITTLE SAVINGS GOES LONG WAY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SD THE GARBAGE STATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SOCCER BOOM IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CENTENNIAL FOOTBALL GAME TO BE PLAYED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*INSIDE THE SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
JOHNSON COULD STATE POLITICAL PLANS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK MOTEL ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEAKER--CARTOONS CAN PROMOTE OCCULT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEEKEND ACCIDENTS KILL TWO IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROTECTION AGAINST CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUGGESTS PLAN TO RESOLVE MIDEAST CRISIS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SF VOLUNTEER APPEARS IN NATIONAL AD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*KELO-TV RETAINS MAJORITY OF NEWS VIEWERS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
STARS LEND NAMES TO WASHINGTON PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
BUDGET PLAN MERITS QUALIFIED SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MICKELSON'S GET-TOUGH DRUG PLAN IS JOKE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE HAS ONE-SIDED ARGUMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
YARNELL GIRLS BELONG WITH THEIR MOTHER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAKING JOHNY READ BETTER THAN LIFE OF CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*JANSA LEADS LINCOLN TO REGION GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*WOMEN TEACH PROTECTION, MOTIVATION","Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GF&P MEETING TO FOCUS ON PLANS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL BROKERAGE FIRM SAYS LAWSUIT SETTLED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MAIN STREET GROUP HIRES NEW MANAGER,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*HY-VEE OPENS NEW SF STORE TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
ADVERTISING FIRM FILES FOR CHAPTER 7,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
MOVE HEADQUARTERS INTO FORMER SOUTHGATE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*NEW OWNERS TAKE OVER AT KSOO,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
'SPOOK POLICY' FOR SALE ON HALLOWEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 5 YEARS FOR KIDNAPPING CHILD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE HOLDING CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RAPE REPORT FALSE, CITY POLICE CONCLUDE","Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEVERAL WALKAWAYS ARE APPREHENDED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GAZEBO BEING BUILT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT MAY RULE ON WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MADISON CITY EMPLOYEE SAYS RIGHTS WERE VIOLATED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MUENSTER BLASTS RIVAL ON SOCIAL SECURITY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ENVIRONMENTALISTS TOLD TO LEAVE FARMERS ALONE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BRANDON CONSIDERING BUILDING NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SMOKE BOMB THROWN INTO STORE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EMBROIDERY FIRM OWNER EARNS BUSINESS AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WAUBAY MAN KILLED IN ONE-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TOWN'S CURFEW HORN TO BE SILENCED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*HOPES TO ENLIGHTEN OTHERS WHILE AT HARVARD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*KERREY HITS GROUND RUNNING IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHANARD'S INTEREST IN RESORT INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SHY, POLITE TEEN WAS SLAIN, TOWN ASKS WHY","Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL NIPS NAPS IN BUD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BIG SALARY INCREASES INFLATE CITY BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SPECIAL SESSION WORTH MONITORING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*INDIAN COLLEGE FUND GAINS CLOUT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*SUPPORT SOUGHT FOR TERM LIMITS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*BREAST LUMPS MERIT CONCERN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING THE PERFECT PIE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BAKING IS COOK'S TALENT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MAN SENTENCED FOR VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTHER OF YEAR APPLICATIONS TAKEN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POTSDAM DELEGATES TO VISIT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE FACE DRUG CHARGES IN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING A GRIP,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOOKSTORE MANAGER QUITS OVER 'OFFENSIVE' MATERIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CUSTER BELIEVER SETS SIGHTS ON UFO,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROAD BUILDERS OPPOSE STATE ETHANOL SUBSIDY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRUCK HITS HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PARK BOARD OK'S LOOK AT SKI SLOPE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION PASSES NOISE ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRASS FIRE BURNS THOUSANDS OF ACRES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS TO CONSIDER {dollar}8.9 MILLION BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BRANDON BATTLES OVERCROWDING,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"STATE HIRES DIRECTOR FOR MATH, SCIENCE PROGRAM","Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COUNTY PAYS FOR DEFIBRILLATOR FOR HUMBOLDT AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"GOVERNOR, TRIBES TO DISCUSS ISSUES","Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RODEO CHAMPIONSHIP BEGINS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BEANS MAY FALL BELOW {dollar}5 A BUSHEL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SD HARVEST AHEAD OF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
'ARGUS' EARNS ADVERTISING AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MORTGAGE RATE HITS 20-YEAR LOW,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*LESSONS IN CARING,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS FAVOR VIDEO LOTTERY OVER TAX TO FUND STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LOTTERY ADS HURTING FOES, JOY BELIEVES","Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PEROT SUPPORTERS READY TO CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BUSH FLOPS WAY INTO DANGER ZONE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY'S RULES COULD COST DAY-CARE JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"DID JOHNSON, STAFF GIVE MONEY'S WORTH? (L)","Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC KINGS CAUSE CONGRESS WOES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
HURON HOSPITAL TO CHANGE POLICIES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"INITIATIVES 3, 4 TO BE DEBATED TODAY","Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN BOMB PLANTING FACES TESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS APOLOGIZE FOR LAKESIDE AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS GROUP LIKES CLINTON'S POLICIES,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN MAKE HISTORY AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARMORY PLANS ON TRACK IN DE SMET,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE DREDGES UP FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OGDEN NAMES EWING NEW ARENA MANAGER,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN IMPROPERLY REMOVED ASBESTOS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"*USD STUDENTS, TEACHER COUNSEL VICTIMS","Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR BUSINESS HONORS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*RE-NAMED BANK SELLS PART OF ITS OPERATION,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DROPS SLIGHTLY TO 2.9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*EAST ROUTS WARRIORS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CENSORSHIP BUG FUELED BY POLITICS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SF BAR IS SPECIAL PLACE FOR CHICAGO BAND,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BAND FESTIVAL SET FOR SATURDAY IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BISON FEED TO BENEFIT MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CITY COPS CLEARED IN BRUTALITY CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DEFICIT BILL ADDS 4.3 CENTS A GALLON,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEEN PREGNANCIES INCREASE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PRIEST USES SOLE POWER IN MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
TURNER IS TOUCHING IN 'CARDS',"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
RADIO GETS KIKN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NAFTA WILL BE COSTLY FOR SMALL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HEALTH SERVICES EXCELLENT IN CANADA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD WASTES OUR PROPERTY TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SUICIDE COVERAGE WAS MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ELECTED OFFICIALS CAN'T CONTROL SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
COOPERATIVE RECEIVES IMPROVEMENT LOAN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU GIRL DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FOOD DISTRIBUTION IS TODAY, MONDAY","Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER RESIDENT WINS CITIZENSHIP AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NURSES CONVENTION STARTS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RIGHT TO LIFE PLANS ANNUAL CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CONTAMINATED WATER TAINTS REUNION,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STRIKE UP THE BAND,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DOWNTOWN FIGHTS JOHNSTON BAR PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARENA'S DIRECTOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"FIRM FACES {dollar}40,000 FINE FOR DISCHARGE","Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
INJURED MAN WINS INSURANCE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POWERS DROPS PLANS TO RUN FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD SCHOOL OF MINES PICKS VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HORSESHOER PITCHES FOR FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
APPEALS COURT RULES AGAINST ASHKER RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JESSE TAKEN ALIVE ELECTED STANDING ROCK CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*NICK'S GYROS TO INTRODUCE DRIVE-THROUGH,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DECREASE IN INSTANT RATES SPURS MORTGAGE REFINANCING,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HUMBOLDT COMPANY TO BUY POWERHOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*THE FIELD GOAL--BY ANY NAME,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEER DON'T TRAVEL FAR FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VOTERS BEGIN TO HEAR FALL POLITICAL WINDS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WORKER SHORTAGE SLOWING GROWTH,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CONVERSATIONS WITH THE VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"*REDI PROVIDES LOANS, HELPS FINANCE {dollar}308 MILLION","Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATE PORK INDUSTRY LOOKS TOWARD ITS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BLACK SOX BAN BROUGHT RISBERG TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOWARD GIRLS KEEP STREAK ALIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COUSIN KNOWS PHEASANTS ARE TOO IMPORTANT FOR FIBS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PADDLEFISH SEASON OPENS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*13-YEAR-OLD GETS HIS FIRST DEER BY BOW,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SCHOOLS DON'T GAIN FROM VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CEREMONY TO MARK HOUSE COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEATH-PENALTY DEADLINE FOR WHITE IS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TURNING POINT PLANS DINNER FOR EX-WORKER,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LOVED ONES REMEMBER MANFRED'S GIFTS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BANDS MARCH INTO SPOTLIGHT AT FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*CLOWN SALE RAISES {dollar}11,178 FOR HOME","Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*2-VEHICLE ACCIDENT KILLS 88-YEAR-OLD MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY COPS ARREST 7 AFTER FIGHT OUTSIDE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"SD GETS {dollar}220,000 TO FIGHT CANCERS","Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*NEW LAW-ENFORCEMENT CENTER OPENS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TAX-EXEMPT LANDS NET {dollar}1.1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HARVEST HOTLINE IS REACTIVATED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HUGHES NEAR 2ND MONTH OF OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SOUND OF DAKOTA PRIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE ASKED TO WITHDRAW FROM T-REX TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"ELLSWORTH BASE LOSES BOMBERS, 148 MILITARY JOBS","Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*A RAMP FOR ERIC,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MOORE PROPOSES LOTTERY-REVENUE USE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS SEEK TIME FOR FOREST COMMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*CONTEST WINNER TIPS SCALES AT 346 POUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RUSHMORE FUND TO GET {dollar}6 MILLION FROM COINS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PIPESTONE BAND WINS GRAND CHAMPION AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
CAMPAIGN PLEDGE PROMISES TOO MUCH (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SACRIFICE DOOMED HEALTH REFORM (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MAKES AIR SAFETY A LOCAL ISSUE (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PREVENTION IS BEST WAY TO BATTLE CRIME RATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY HELPS MORE THAN IT HURTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PLANT-BASED DIET WOULD CURE MANY ILLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PROPERTY-TAX LESSONS DON'T TELL BOTH SIDES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
"BUSINESSES, STATE CAN SURVIVE END OF LOTTERY (L)","Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
SEAT-BELT LAW WON'T DICTATE COMMON SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
JOHNSON'S RECORD NOTHING TO BE PROUD OF (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
CONSIDER WHAT CUTS WILL DO TO EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
ENVIRONMENTALISM IS TRENDY 'RELIGION' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
BUCKLING UP MAKES FINANCIAL SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
LOSS OF AK-47'S CAN'T AFFECT HUNTERS' RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
*FASHION FLIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*DON'T WAIT TO EXPERIENCE THE POWER OF A POWWOW,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*LITTLE HOUSE ON THE HILLSIDE WHERE WILDER WROTE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
*RETIREMENT A GOOD TIME TO CHECK YOUR ROOTS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1994, sect.G, p.07, col.1"
*WEATHER FOLKLORE SOMETIMES ON THE MARK,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLYING THROUGH THE SKY WITH THE GREATEST OF EASE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CORPS HITS HALFWAY POINT IN EMPTYING RESERVOIRS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPARE TRIBAL CASINOS FROM TAX--FOR NOW (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
O.J. JURORS' BIG TASK IS KEEPING RACISM OUT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ROYKO POLICE COLUMN SHOWS HIS IGNORANCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DEMOCRATS MEDICARE AD LACKS CREDIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TALK-SHOW ARTICLE WAS A JOY TO READ (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BLOCK GRANTS COULD HURT SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PRESSLER EXPLOITS ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
OVERHAUL WELFARE TO ENCOURAGE WORK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
REP. JOHNSON GETS BLUE COLLAR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CONSOLIDATION HURTS SMALLER COMMUNITIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PRESSLER PLAYS POLITICS WITH MEDICARE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*CITY COULD USE REALITY CHECK ON CURFEW LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN CREW MAKES A HORRIFYING SEQUEL,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARGUS FOOD CRITIC WORKED AS CHEF,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED AT SCENE OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"ND MAN PLAYS SLOTS TO WIN {dollar}250,080","Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HARASSMENT CALLED SERIOUS PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MISSION HEAD SAYS HE'S NOT PERFECT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*PAWN SHOPS, POLICE COOPERATE TO RECOVER PROPERTY","Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
VIGIL STAGED TO PROMOTE AWARENESS OF MENTAL ILLNESS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*BOARD REJECTS 3% RAISE FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SAFETY SEATS AVAILABLE IN WAKE OF SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*FESTIVAL CELEBRATES LIFE, CULTURE","Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
REMEMBERED FOR WHISTLING,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*THINGS FOUND AT THE LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*SIGN TAX RETURN FOR INCAPACITATED SPOUSE WITH NOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CYCLE ACCIDENTS SPUR INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX WANT MONEY AND WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX WANT MONEY AND WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX WANT MONEY AND WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TODD DEAL REJECTED BY AUDITOR,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TODD DEAL REJECTED BY AUDITOR,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SCENIC DESIGNATION GIVES RIVER'S BANKS NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARDS GRANTED BUDGET AUTONOMY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARDS GRANTED BUDGET AUTONOMY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"BOE, OFFICIALS CHOSE NEW SUPERINTENDENT","Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ELECTRIC DISCONNECTION POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
OAHE COURT SESSIONS POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
JUSTICE OFFICIALS RECOMMENDED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
BAUM NAMED SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
TRIAL SET IN BROOKINGS MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
JUSTICE OFFICIALS RECOMMENDED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SIOUX CITY CONSERVES AIRPORT LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
YOUTH TO TRY FOR POGO MARK AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CREDIT CARTER FOR RESTRAINT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CREDIT CARTER FOR RESTRAINT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
'A FUNNY THING...' WAS DELIGHTFUL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
POSTAL BAN ON LETTER TO IRELAND PROTESTED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
"HOTEL, 10-STORY BUILDING FOR BLOCK II","Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BOTTLED SPRING WATERS QUENCH THIRSTY MARKET,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
57.4 PERCENT OF RESERVATION INDIANS JOBLESS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
57.4 PERCENT OF RESERVATION INDIANS JOBLESS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
57.4 PERCENT OF RESERVATION INDIANS JOBLESS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POT TOO HOT AT COP SHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
POT TOO HOT AT COP SHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*VARDI AN ARTIST WHETHER HOLDING BATON OR BRUSH,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*USD BLOWS SIMON'S HORN,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*USD BLOWS SIMON'S HORN,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VARDI AN ARTIST WHETHER HOLDING BATON OR BRUSH,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DENOMINATIONS ORGANIZE TO FURTHER JUST CAUSES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FIRM OWNER-VEGAS TRIP WINNERS NOT GYPPED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GTA EMPLOYEES CALL HALT TO STRIKE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLENTY OF DUCKS SEEN FOR SD HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GTA EMPLOYEES CALL HALT TO STRIKE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONEY GAME PLAYERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF POLICE OFFICERS GET CHANCES TO QUALIFY ON RANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM OWNER-VEGAS TRIP WINNERS NOT GYPPED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GOP-ABDNOR, MCGOVERN CONTRASTS NEED EMPHASIS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"GOP-ABDNOR, MCGOVERN CONTRASTS NEED EMPHASIS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANCER-CAUSING COOLANT LEAKS AT MISSILE SITES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"ELEVATOR WAS CHECKED IN 1977-HENDRICKS, MN","Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEW GRAND JURY WILL BE SELECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EGGER STEEL'S CONSTRUCTION ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EGGER STEEL'S CONSTRUCTION ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEBATE DIDN'T FOCUS ON SOIL PRESERVATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEARS' EXPANSION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO FREEDOM IN DENIAL OF RIGHT TO BE BORN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OPPOSES URANIUM ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LET FAIRNESS PANEL CHECK MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SENATE FOES MISS VOTES BECAUSE OF CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE FOES MISS VOTES BECAUSE OF CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS APOLOGIZES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOTULISM KILLER OF 5000 WATERFOWL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
KULL CRITICIZES DASCHLE EDUCATION STAND,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS CHARGED WITH NOT LISTENING,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
KULL CRITICIZES DASCHLE EDUCATION STAND,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
METEORITE INFORMATION WANTED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GIRL STILL HOSPITALIZED AFTER SPIDER BITE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CUT CABLE KNOCKS OUT PHONE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JURY WARNS AGAINST ZOO ANIMAL SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUSINESSMEN URGED TO HELP MOLD POLITICS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PLANS TO CUT REGENTS AID TO BE AIRED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PLANS TO CUT REGENTS AID TO BE AIRED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
29 CITY WORKERS FACE UNCERTAIN FUTURE AFTER CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
29 CITY WORKERS FACE UNCERTAIN FUTURE AFTER CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REV WILLIAM CREWS LOOKS OVER SCENE OF A BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STRIKE POSSIBLE AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STRIKE POSSIBLE AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SUCCESSFUL BIKE-A-THON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS POLICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SDEA PICKS UP TAB FOR COURT FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDEA PICKS UP TAB FOR COURT FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCKELLIPS PONDERS 'WINDFALL' TAX ON WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS SD MAY YET HOUSE MX MISSILES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCKELLIPS PONDERS 'WINDFALL' TAX ON WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY PRACTICE CENTER DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS SD MAY YET HOUSE MX MISSILES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY PRACTICE CENTER DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDEA PICKS UP TAB FOR COURT FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCKELLIPS PONDERS 'WINDFALL' TAX ON WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'MEG' AND ITS IRONY FIZZLE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
A WAR OF WORDS ERUPTS OVER WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
A WAR OF WORDS ERUPTS OVER WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
A WAR OF WORDS ERUPTS OVER WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LET INDIAN PROTESTERS SUPPORT THEMSELVES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
A MORNING UPSET (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WHY US IS WORLD'S GREATEST COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INDIANS RESENT 'PIG' DESCRIPTION OF CAMPERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MURKOWSKI'S ROLE IN OAHE HEARING IS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FARMERS THANKED FOR BATTLE AGAINST WEEDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BUS PROGRAMS FACE FUNDING CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BUS PROGRAMS FACE FUNDING CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KEY CAMPAIGN LINKED TO HIGH INTEREST,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COURT--SD CAN CANCEL INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN BAR CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NOT MUCH TAKEN IN 4 CHURCH BREAKINS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD SCHOOL BOARD SUED OVER CLOSED MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SD SCHOOL BD SUED OVER CLOSED MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*VERMILLION RECALLS THE DAYS OF HARRY GAMAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VERMILLION RECALLS THE DAYS OF HARRY GAMAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THE CAMPAIGN--IT'S LIKE WATCHING IRON RUST,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"GAS EXPLOSION DESTROYS RIDGEVIEW, SD SCHOOL","Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"GAS EXPLOSION DESTROYS RIDGE VIEW, SD SCHOOL","Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*BUMMING AROUND AT HOBO DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-BERGELAND WORKER CLAIMS DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FEDS TURN DOWN PIERRE, RAPID CITY PUBLIC RADIO...","Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD VIEWED AS A WATER PROJECT LEADER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLANE CRASH VICTIM IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BENTLEY'S AG APPOINTMENT DELAYED BY KENNEDY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PUC MAY APPEAL RULING ON MANDAN,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"RUSSIAN OFFICIAL'S VIEW OF CORNBELT, EMBARGOES (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MONUMENT HONORS DOG'S FAITHFULLNESS-YEAGER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*GUARDING FREEDOM--AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTY UNION...,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ATTENDANCE URGED FOR WATER CONGRESS FORUM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
READERS CRITICIZE MOVIE AD VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
UNHAPPY ABOUT LOSING SENIOR CENTER JOB (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JURY QUESTIONING--STEVEN BITTNER MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"DASCHLE, ROBERTS EACH PUSHED 1 BILL THROUGH","Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*O'CONNOR, JANKLOW NOT ALWAYS AT ODDS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
JOB SERVICE GETTING READY FOR WORKFARE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
AM INDIAN CONVENTION DELEGATES OBJECT TO ETSI DEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
REMOVAL OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL IN EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
SCOUTS CAMP ON SOGGY GROUND,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*FORUM OF THE FUTURE OF LOUIE WARREN'S WHIMSY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FORUM OF THE FUTURE OR LOUIE WARREN'S WHIMSY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SYMPHONY STRONG FOR OPENER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL BACK AFTER A HEART ATTACK,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLE BACK AFTER A HEART ATTACK,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
SF COLLEGE SITE OF GRAD SCHOOL FAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*ETHEL JOHNSON--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
FIRST BANK OF SD ELECTS NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHECK SERVICE OPENS IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*MCKIBBEN NEW AD DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
"TIME, PLACE OF TAXPAYER SERVICE","Argus LeaderOct 03 1982, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
*REGULARS KEEP EYE ON COMMISSION POLITICS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'BIG CHILL' SHOWS LIFE'S DISILLUSIONMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CHURCHES BUILDING FOR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*RIDING FOR MARCH OF DIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'CONFERENCE CALL' WILL DISCUSS NUC WASTE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY READY TO BEGIN FLUSHING FIRE HYDRANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL HEAR STREET ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GIRL SCOUTS LEARN ABOUT COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JIM SOYER WEARS HEART ON HIS CAR,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*5TH-GRADER TACI BOYD LEARNS NOW,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AIRLINE MAY FORCE BUSINESS TO NEW WAY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COMPUTER WHIZ KIDS DO COUNTRY FAVOR (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GREEN THUMB DESERVES RECOGNITION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NUKE WASTE HEARINGS SCARY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY NEEDS MORE COURTESY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
IT'S TIME FOR DEMS TO ACT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
VA CHANGES POLICY ON TERMINALLY ILL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*ANIMAL LOVERS SWAMP CITY'S HUMANE SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*HEALTH AGENCY WAITS ON REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INTEREST RATE HEARING RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LUTHERAN CHURCHES WILL RALLY FOR EVANGELISM,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VIOLENCE VICTIM DIES MYSTERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRUE TO THEIR SCHOOL IN CANOVA,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*1984 HOMECOMING MAY BE LAST HURRAH,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAHMEN GETS NATIONAL UPI AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"STATE CITES FARMERS, HOMEMAKERS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
USD PROFESSORS RECEIVE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*6 RECEIVE SDSU SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*BITTER FEELINGS ABOUT FIRING IN MARION,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONTROVERSY CONTINUES ABOUT PLAY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KALLEMEYN TO COUNTY EQUALIZATION POSITION,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RESTRICTIONS LEAVE MOTORISTS WITH TICKETS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS UPSET ABOUT ROTTING TREES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*WEAPONS EXPERT IS INCOMPETENT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION PLANS '85 LOBBYING EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PETERSON'S TRIAL BEGINS TODAY IN ELK POINT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ROBERTS WILL BE OBJECT OF POLITICAL ROAST,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DEPARTING DIRECTOR RESPECTS PLAY BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE BOARD FOLDS UNDER WEIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POLITICS IN NEED OF RELIGION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
INVESTIGATION IS GOOD NEWS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CRITICIZES DASCHLE FOR ANTI-CRIME VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FUNERAL DIRECTORS TO ABIDE BY RULES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
INVESTIGATION OF ACCIDENT CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
PLAN--EROS TO PRIVATE INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
CHURCHES TO PROTEST PORN SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"STRIKE, FARM TROUBLES COULD DULL HOLIDAY SHINE","Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOVIET PROBLEMS STEM FROM SYRIA,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ELECTING STATE REGENTS WON'T SOLVE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC OPINIONS ON HELPING FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL PROPOSAL IS FLAWED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE HELPED SWING DEAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WE NEED MEN LIKE SINCLAIR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
QUARANTINE AIDS VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*KELO'S JOE FLOYD,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WITH A HOP AND A SKIP,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BEEF RULING GOT START IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING SATISFACTORY AFTER ABDOMINAL SURGERY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL OF KIDNAP SUSPECT TO STAY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REACTION MIXED ON MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SOME STRIKERS HUNT FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*TEACHERS LEAVE THE SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MORE TIE WINTERS TO SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY MUST IMPROVE JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANY CONFESS DURING TV AMNESTY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TODDLER DIES WHEN HIT BY TRUCK,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
12 INMATES TO MOVE TO YANKTON,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
POSTER SERIES TO BRAG ABOUT STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TO MERGE LEAD & DEADWOOD NEWSPAPERS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RANCHER WON'T TELL JUDGE ABOUT MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
FISHING SLOW WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WINTRY STORM WHITENS BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PETERSON RULING DUE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FALLS PICTURES IMPRESSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SAVVY DOESN'T JUSTIFY SPECIAL TAX TREATMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STEREOTYPICAL LANGUAGE CAN LIMIT OPPORTUNITIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OSCAR HOWE DESERVES CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WHO ARE 'EASTERNERS' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SHOW OFFERS VIEWS OF CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CIVIC DANCE MOVES AHEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*BOOK PROFILES SUCCESSFUL DIETERS, GIVES TIPS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WASHINGTON CROWNS HOMECOMING COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOST FAVOR SAME MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STORE WON'T SEE ITS 2ND CENTURY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ABDNOR LETTER DISTORTS, GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MICKELSON ADVOCATES PAROLE, WORK RELEASES","Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL TARGETS INSURANCE COSTS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEUHARTH WAXES NOSTALGIC,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
POLL SITE REPRIEVE GIVEN,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CITY NEEDS MARKETING, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AUTHORITIES HELP BREAK COCAINE NETWORK,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD RULES PILOT ERROR RESPONSIBLE FOR CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATES WILL SPEAK AT MUNICIPAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FRONTIER EMPLOYEES VOTE ON JOB OFFER MONDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RIVER PROJECT PROBABLY STALLED BY OBJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROSE PARADE PRESIDENT BRIEFS RAPID CITY BAND,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIAL HAS BROTHER TESTIFYING AGAINST BROTHER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
16 TESTED POSITIVE FOR AIDS ANTIBODY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS ARREST,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATIONS FIGHT TAX ON SHOWS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES DISAGREE ON FARM AID,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"TELLINGHUISEN, MASTEN AGREE ON NEW ISSUES","Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*DRUNK DRIVING CASES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DUCK HUNTERS EXPECTING GOOD SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WINTER WILL BE COLDER THAN LAST,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FALL FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HONEYWELL DROPS TEST SITE PLANS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PETERSON MISSED BUDGET MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF TO CHANGE ITS CHANNELS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MUSEUM DIRECTOR WANTS BEST FOR SD,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PATTERNED AFTER TRADITION,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HELPFUL MECHANIC SAVES THE DAY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HOME TOUR A RECORD SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
RELIEF SALE IMPRESSES CITY MAN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*BORK BAD NEWS FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ROAD CAN BE DEADLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIGHTER CONTROL OVER GUARDIAN SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AMERICANS MEET ENGLISH COUSINS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DASCHLE HELPS SMALL FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*LINCOLN WHIPS CENTRAL 45-7,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DALE BROTHERS GUILTY IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE BLAZE IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR TAKES TRIP OVERSEAS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOME FEDERAL TO GROW DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KDLT-TV TO AIR MISSED SHOWS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"800,000 BUY TICKETS ON LOTTERY'S FIRST DAY","Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY COLLEGE PICKS ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KIDS BUNDLE UP FOR FUN DAY AT FARM,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CALIFORNIA FIRM BIDS ON WESTERN MALL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"DAYS OF BANDING, BRANDING TOGETHER","Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE TO ANNOUNCE BORK VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHARGES TO BE FILED IN CANTON INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*BUSH WILL RETURN TO STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MARCH HONORS DOMESTIC ABUSE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MINE BAN AD WRONG, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS NEAR AGREEMENT ON PHONE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX PROPOSITION UNDER SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SEPTEMBER IS GOOD FOR BUILDING,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EX-'ARGUS' WRITER DIES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"*PAROLE GRANTED, PAROLE DENIED","Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BON JOVI GOES HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"YOUTH, FAMILY RESOURCES OFFERED","Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"BUSH, DUKAKIS DUCKING DEFICIT ISSUE (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MENTALLY ILL HEALTH CARE PROGRESS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DISTRICT 15 DEMOCRATS UNITED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
TAXES RISE IF MINES FAIL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BACK PHONE REGULATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DON'T KILL GOLDEN EGG LAYER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ABERDEEN ARRESTING MORE YOUNG DRINKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR INVITED TO DEFENSE PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE TO HONOR ITS FORMER MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY'S MOVIE MOGUL PICTURES HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HIGHWAY BRIDGE 'COULD GO TODAY',"Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OLYMPICS OFFER LESSON FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL IOWA TOWN PINS ITS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VOLK-JOHNSON RACE EXCITES FEW VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*JOHNSON WON'T RUN FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOLLMAN COMPETENT FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOLLMANN COMPETENT FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*YIELDS SMALL BUT BIGGER THAN '88,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RELIGION NO EXCUSE FOR NO INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GARBAGE PROPOSAL DEBATED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MUENSTER WILL BE STRONG CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SONGWRITERS UNLOAD BURDENS OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LABORERS BUILD FAITH THROUGH WORKS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
"BUSH WINS, FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY LOSES (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHERIFF OVERZEALOUS IN MULDER'S CASE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*DUBISAR, LINCOLN WIN REGION","Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SD HAS DROP IN HOGS, PIGS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MENTAL HEALTH CENTER BUYS FORMER RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
OFFICIALS HOPE FAR EAST MEETS WEST,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"BANKS FROM SD, MINNESOTA MERGE","Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
MOTEL CHAIN AIMS FOR BIGGER SPLASH,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
"FEE INCREASE UPSETS DASCHLE, JOHNSON","Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREE SHADE TREES TO BE GIVEN AWAY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MUNICIPALITIES BEGIN MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VISITATION IS UP AT GLACIAL LAKES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"YANKTON DISTRICT GETS {dollar}225,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BURGLAR LATEST TRUSTY TO WALK AWAY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN MISSING--NO FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD CREW TO DELIVER HUGO RELIEF,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRI-STATE FACES MORE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUGIE ROYALTY REUNITED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MISSILE PROTESTER GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CASINO OPENS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NATIVE PLEASED WITH UNIFICATION,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PATRIOTS LOSE ONE OFF THE FIELD (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MUENSTER INCONSISTENT CONCERNING S&L ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRISON NEEDS PROGRAMS THAT HELP TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
WYOMING RESISTS INDIAN WATER RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*NEW WAVE COOKERY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOK CHANGES WITH TIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUNDS FOR AIR GUARD PROGRAM APPROVED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE STILL MISSING--4 OTHERS CAUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANKINTON ESCAPEE CAPTURED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESOURCES COALITION SUPPORTS INITIATIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KEEP 'EM ROLLIN',"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*STATE, COUNTY OFFICE HOPEFULS DEBATE","Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COST FIGURES FOR USE OF LONETREE DUMP,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIVE CHARGED IN SIOUX TRIBE EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
4 AIR GUARD MEMBERS ACTIVATED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MONEY AVAILABLE FOR 911,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY REJECTS FUNDING EDUCATIONAL COOPERATIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS OPPOSE STATE IRRIGATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DREDGING WILL CLOSE EARLY FOR WINTER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMMISSION PROPOSES GAMBLING CHANGES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBE REJECTS APOLOGY FROM RECONCILIATION PANEL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOOK HIGHLIGHTS WRITING OF WOSTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COMMUNITY GROUPS RECEIVE PARTIAL FUNDING,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FEDERAL MONEY TO FUND ARMORY EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LETCHER MAN KILLED IN ONE-CAR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*WANTS PANEL TO REJECT APPLICATION,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*WARRIORS WHIP LINCOLN 70-48,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"JANSA, LINCOLN CITY GOLF CHAMPS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS SEEK HELP CONTROLLING THISTLES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GREENBUG INFESTATION HITS STANLEY COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SUNSHINE OFFERS TO RECYCLE BAGS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TOY STORE OWNER WINS STATE HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
UNIVERSITIES TO SHOW SPECIAL CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
URGED TO USE RESTRAINT ON VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
BILL WILL HURT SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*FARMER HARVESTED FRIENDS WITH HIS HUMOR,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HATES BREAST CANCER WITH A PASSION,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HOUSE MEMBERS OWE {dollar}300,000 FOR MEALS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEIGHBORS LAUD PLAN TO WIDEN 18TH STREET,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--LIMIT THE NUMBER OF YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COULD FIT FOR A NEEDED CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOUSE SHOULD DROP CHECK-CASHING PERK (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CRITIC WON'T CHANGE MINDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*DO PSYCHICS HAVE THE ANSWER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SF MUNICIPAL BAND DIRECTOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*THE 'THREE R'S' UNDERGO A REVAMP (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS GET WILDFIRE UNDER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INVESTIGATIONS CONTINUE IN FATAL PLANE CRASHES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS CHARGED WITH SELLING DRUGS AT WHITTIER FIELD,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOOTING VICTIM FAIR IN RAPID CITY HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWYERS ARGUE FOR NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*O'CONNER CALLS FOR SHANARD TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RETIRING JET WILL LAND IN MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LAWMAKERS BEGIN REDISTRICTING BATTLE TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUP PUSHES TO HONOR HUMPHREY WITH HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FMHA DIRECTOR OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY OF PIERRE BEING SUED BY EPA,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MONTANAN IS PUBLISHER OF NEWSPAPER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TV STATION FILES COMPLAINT OVER RECORDS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS REJECT SCHOOL BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"GRASS FIRE WIPES OUT 20,000 ACRES","Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIALS WARN CONDITIONS ARE RIGHT FOR FIRES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL ADDITION BEGINS AT WEST CENTRAL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VERMILLION HOPES TO ESTABLISH REGIONAL DUMP,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CABIN MANUFACTURER TO BEGIN EXPORTING,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
ROAD GROUP OPPOSES ETHANOL SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
JUDGE OK'S LOAN FOR PAY 'N PAK,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PHONE COMPANY PRINTS SMALL DIRECTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*MOTEL SERVES AS TEMPORARY SHELTER FOR FAMILY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLL--MOST FAVOR DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MYSTERY BONES ARE ANIMAL REMAINS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
POLL SHOWS RELUCTANCE TO USE DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*MOTORISTS NEED CHANGE IN ATTITUDE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*TEACHING DOGS SOME MANNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'HERO' FAILS TO INSPIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PAIN CAN BE USED BY CHRISTIANS AS MOTIVATION,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS E(D),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO SOLVE LEGAL FIGHT OVER SUE (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WRITER MISSED THE POINT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NEWS STORY IS EXAMPLE OF SLOPPY REPORTING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRO-CHOICE STAND NOT FAR FROM PRO-EUTHANASIA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CHENEY--I KNOW OF MISSILE WORRIES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWA MAN KILLED ON SD ROAD,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL GROUPS PLAN RECONCILIATION SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN TO SPEAK AT CONVENTION OCTOBER 10,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIFTH FESTIVAL OF BANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RODEO GETS OUT OF GATE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HALF-TON GONG TO HERALD HOBO DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LAWYER WHO BATTLED FOR PLAYOFFS DIES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POLICE BUST PARTY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
APPLE FEST IS SUNDAY AT YANKTON ORCHARD,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"HAWKINS, ROUSSEAU BATTLE FOR TRIBAL JOB","Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RC WOMAN CHARGED IN DEATHS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*GRANDPA, DON'T COVER THE KIDS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT FOLK MUSIC,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RC WANTS THIRD HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WEATHER DRYING UP WEST RIVER PASTURES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE AID TO SCHOOLS MAY FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*MOONLIGHTERS CAN NOW FIND COPIER HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ST CLOUD FIRM BUYS CITYWIDE POPINGO CHAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"*ROOSEVELT TRIUMPHS, O'GORMAN WHIPS WEST","Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"DUCK, GOOSE SEASONS OPEN TODAY","Argus LeaderOct 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DOCTORS ARE STATE'S BEST PAID; DAY-CARE WORKERS EAR,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"DEER MICE CAN CARRY FATAL VIRUS, STATE WARNS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CORN-PICKING FUN,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FARMS AVOID A FATAL FREEZE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NEW WARDEN STEPS INTO DIFFICULT JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STUDY SHOULD INCLUDE ALL OPERATIONS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*INNATE TEACHINGS RENEW INDIAN SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHRISTIANS HAVE LONG HISTORY OF CENSORSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PUTTING GAMING ISSUE TO VOTE DONE ILLEGALLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CLINTON HEALTH PLAN HAS MISSING LINKS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TAXPAYERS SHOULDN'T FUND CHOICE ACT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ANTI-GAMING VOTERS KEEP SD IN STONE AGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
EMBARGO AGAINST CUBA CRUEL TO ITS CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CITY-SPONSORED RSVP CUT FROM BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
WE SHOULD BE THANKFUL FOR QUALITY LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
HEALTH PLAN UNHEALTHY FOR RURAL AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
BROKAW TO SPEAK AT CHAMBER EVENT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ILLINOIS COMPANY BUYS DU-AL IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SD PAY LOW, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*HALSETH, MADSEN LEAD RESURGENCE OF USD FOOTBALL","Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COYOTES TOP AUGUSTANA 28-14,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DELL RAPIDS HITS SNAG TO START HG SCH BOWLING TEAM,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SD-MINN FISHING LAWS UNCHANGED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"GREAT PEOPLE, LAND MAKE GROUSE HUNT MEMORABLE","Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FISHING GETS BOOST FROM RECORD RAINS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
"*LENNOX, O'GORMAN CAPTURE TRI-STATE","Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
CAMERAMAN ALWAYS ON GUARD FOR NATIONAL RACING FOOTAG,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
DAKOTA DAYS BEGINS MONDAY IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NO INTEREST LOANS HELPING FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"PIPESTONE, ADRIAN, BRANDON WIN CLASSES","Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
4 TO BE HONORED FOR RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER FARMER HARVESTS VEGETABLES FOR NEEDY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*IMPROVISATION CAN BE KEY IN BAND FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
REPORTS--DRUNK INMATES 'COMMON',"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AGENCIES GET FUNDS FOR JUVENILE PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BALTIC RECEIVES GRANT FOR WASTEWATER PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GOP LEADER WANTS CONTROL OF SENATE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ISRAELI TO SPEAK ABOUT NAZIS IN FRANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE HISTORY IS NOW AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATORS TO FACE QUESTIONS IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER CLEARED OF THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FABRIC STORE SEWS UP A MARKET,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PUT LEAD LEVELS IN REDFIELD OVER LIMIT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"MISSPELLINGS OK AS CHILDREN WRITE, EDUCATORS SAY","Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
OLDER FOLKS WHIP 'YOUTH' IN HUSKING,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*SILO IMPLOSION COULD RUIN WELL, RANCHER SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LAKE COUNTY TO SUE OVER TAX EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
UNITED WE STAND OF SD PLANS ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"EX-CASINO EMPLOYEE FINED, JAILED FOR LYING","Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.6"
*WHAT SHAPES ARE WE IN?,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SD PROJECT LEADER PICKS HIS FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*ICELAND A COOL PLACE TO VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*LISTS CITY SCULPTURES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1993, sect.G, p.07, col.1"
*TAX-CAP AUTHOR IN HOT SEAT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MONDAY PACKAGE TO HELP INFORM VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"EXPENSES CHEW UP SD MATH, SCIENCE PROGRAM","Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MEASURE 1'S WORDING,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*VOTERS GET THEIR TURN ON SEAT-BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS SHOULDN'T PLAY COP (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JOHNSON'S VOTE WASN'T FOR CONSTITUENTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
VOTERS MUST DECIDE ON TAX-REFORM PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ATTORNEY GENERAL CAN'T PICK AND CHOOSE LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
COUNTY ASSESSMENTS MAKE TAXES UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"ON LOTTERY ISSUE, LISTEN TO MINISTERS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
STATE AUDITOR MUST ACCOUNT FOR SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
AMENDMENT E CHANCE TO ERADICATE GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
VIDEO LOTTERY PUTS MONEY INTO CIRCULATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
LEGISLATORS WILL FIND TAX SOLUTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
LOSSES FROM LOTTERY NOT EASILY RECOUPED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*CITY CHANGES ARE FOR BETTER,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POTSDAM STUDENTS STOP IN FOR VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DELL RAPIDS LOSES A FAN FOR THE AGES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LUTHERS KEEP GIRL BASKETBALL IN THE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PYTHON'S ACCEPTS OLD MAGAZINES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONSUMERS WARNED ABOUT BAG SCHEME,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA PLANS HOMECOMING EVENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HEAT-AID PROGRAM ACCEPTS APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SPEAKERS PREACH GOOD, EVIL OF VIDEO LOTTERY","Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*CRASH KILLS MAN, INJURES 3 OTHERS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ORNAMENTS CATCH SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PAGEANT ABOUT MORE THAN BEAUTY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CLAY COUNTY FAMILY WINS FARMING AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WORKFORCE COUNCIL AWARDS NINE GRANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EASTER SEAL BANQUET WILL HONOR VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
METROPOLITAN BANK WILL CLOSE TWO BRANCHES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*HOSPITAL COMPLETES ADDITION, REMODELING","Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CHILD-SUPPORT GROUP ON NATION'S TOP 10 LIST,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MUSEUM CONTRIBUTORS NAMED STONECUTTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*NEW HEART GIVES MAN NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RECEIVE GRANT TO ESTABLISH VIDEO NETWORK,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BOARD STUDYING TESTS FOR GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CONTEST PICKS WINNERS OVER THE WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"SDPTV PLANS PROGRAM CUTS, MORE RERUNS","Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
"HAZELTINE, VIKEN ARGUE MOTOR-VOTER FUNDING","Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*SDSU STUDENT HEADING TO NASHVILLE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TO ACCEPT NEUHARTH AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COLLEGE NOT TAXABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FREE LUNCH OVER FOR POOR WHO DON'T PAY FOR LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AIRPORT TIGHTENS SECURITY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DASCHLE MEDICARE PROGNOSIS: BIG CUTS UNNEEDED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MERGE INSPECTIONS: IT'S A LOGICAL MOVE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WEALTH LIST INTERESTING BUT RAISES QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MOONIES RELY ON MIND CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BANK DIDN'T ABUSE FARM PAYMENT SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
LEVEL OF STRENGTH IN CONGRESS BEST EVER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"SEPARATION OF CHURCH, STATE ALLOWS CONCERT (L)","Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*MANY CHILDREN OVERCOME TROUBLED HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*REFLECT ON PAST, LOOK AHEAD ON DAY OF ATONEMENT","Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HARVEST OF VARIETY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*RANCID, OVERKILL, AC/DC LEAD HOLIDAY LINEUP ON CD'S","Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DEBOER A GREAT CATCH FOR COUGARS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOFF GIVES SCOTLAND PLAYOFF PUSH,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CBA COUNTING ON SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*OPENING DAY REVEALS ITS MANY REWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COSTA BEING HELD IN LIEU OF BOND,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN COUNTY JAIL AFTER RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT GETS MAN 30 DAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR CHECK KITING,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WEEKEND RAINS PUSH BACK HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DAY-CARE OPTIONS SLIM FOR DISABLED,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ESTABLISHED SITES WHERE RESIDENTS CAN DROP LEAVES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CLERGYMAN SAY THEY WILL WATCH OVER HUMAN RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MAN CHARGED WITH TRYING TO POISON FAMILY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
DURUM WHEAT YIELDS UP FROM LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*VIOLATIONS FILED AGAINST GOLD MINE,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POLICE SAY MAN DROWNED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON EXPECTS NO ACTION ON FARM BILL UNITL NOV.,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BROOKINGS SINGLE MOTHERS GET HELP FROM CHURCH,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HOUSE SEAT APPEALS TO LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MONEY FOR VET CENTER INCLUDED IN AG BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BIBLE EXPERT POINTS TO PHYSICAL FINDINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WAS A 'GOOD CHRISTIAN',"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*GOING TO THE MOVIES,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PRESSLER LEADS DELEGATION FINANCIALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FEDERAL CUTS COULD COST SD SCHOOLS {dollar}14.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA 'STILL BASICALLY STRONG'--USD DEAN,"Argus LeaderOct 03 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
Practical joke by Neuharth greets friend.,"Argus LeaderOct 03, 1986, sect.C, p.2, col.3"
*MEMBERS OF THE SD HARNESS CLUB...,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CREATION THEORY LESSONS THREATEN JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DES MOINES HUMMING,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DES MOINES HUMMING,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CREATION THEORY LESSONS THREATEN JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CREATION THEORY LESSONS THREATEN JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE ENDS GAG ON GAG,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE ENDS GAG ON GAG,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE ENDS GAG ON GAG,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE ENDS GAG ON GAG,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"POPE, JANKLOW TO MEET SATURDAY","Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"POPE, JANKLOW TO MEET SATURDAY","Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*1980 SET-ASIDE IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE DESCRIBES EROSION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
100 FROM SD ON KENNEDY PANEL,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MINNESOTA JAYCEES TO MEET HERE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
100 FROM SD ON KENNEDY PANEL,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE DESCRIBES EROSION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BRANDON SCHOOL VANDALIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM NOTED,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"MITCHELL TEACHERS, BOARD IN ACCORD","Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM NOTED,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
TAX REVENUE SHORT {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
TAX REVENUE SHORT {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
RANCHER REVIVES HISTORY WITH LARGEST CATTLE DRIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SOYBEAN FARMERS REAP INCREASED CROP,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SOYBEAN FARMERS REAP INCREASED CROP,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
POPE'S APPEAL IS UNIVERSAL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DENIAL OF LAKOTA CAMP IS APPEALED,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
DENIAL OF LAKOTA CAMP IS APPEALED,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
JANKLOW GOES OUTSIDE PATROL FOR SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*ALBEE'S COMPLEXITIES CHALLENGE AUGIE CAST,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALBEE'S COMPLEXITIES CHALLENGE AUGIE CAST,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HARVEST MOON WILL SHINE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EAGLES CRUISE-SOUTHER SOARS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*RIDING INTO THE PAST,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*RIDING INTO THE PAST,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*'DRACULA' A DEADLY DISASTER,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'AIRPORT '79'-CRASHING BORE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WHS OPENS 'STREETCAR',"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WHS OPENS 'STREETCAR',"Argus LeaderOct 04 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POPULATION UP 11.6 PERCENT-FEWER ON FARMS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EXPERT-TAX PROPOSITION NOT THE WAY TO RELIEF,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABBEY'S ROAD A SMOOTH ONE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"'MARIETTA' NOT NAUGHTY, JUST OVERDONE","Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
'VIRGINIA WOOLF'-A BUMPY RIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
NCPAC WITHDRAWL PLEASES BOTH SIDES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NCPAC WITHDRAWL PLEASES BOTH SIDES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'SCOOP' SHOWS WHAT A DIFFERENCE TIME MAKES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NCPAC WITHDRAWL PLEASES BOTH SIDES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN VISIT RESCHEDULED FOR SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEMPERATURE IN SIOUX FALLS TIES RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOOD SAMARITAN INJURED BADLY WHEN CAR ROLLED,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"EXPERT-WATER, COAL CAN WEAN US FROM OIL","Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRM PREPARES TO CHOOSE STATE'S MANDAN PATH,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NORTH DOWNTOWN RENEWAL AIDED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX ISSUE WOULD CUT SCHOOL PROTEIN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"ABDNOR PRAISED FOR BUDGET, TAX POLICIES (L)","Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ACKNOWLEDGES ROLE OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FOR TAX PROPOSITION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LEAGUE AND KSOO PRAISED FOR FORUM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PALSY STUDENTS CAN GET LUNCH AID,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"REGENTS FIND EXTRA {dollar}500,000","Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
"REGENTS FIND EXTRA {dollar}500,000","Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
ARIZ MAY PROVIDE WEB FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*GRAND JURY TO PROBE SD MURDERS-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUMS OF THE ROAD GATHER IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BUMS OF THE ROAD GATHER IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD CONTROLLERS STILL HOLDING OUT FOR JOBS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CORPS SEEKS ETSI POLICY FROM FEDS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD CONTROLLERS STILL HOLDING OUT FOR JOBS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER FLOW HAS OFFICIALS CONFUSED,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIPELINE LEAVES SCARS ON SOME SD FARMLAND,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PIPELINE LEAVES SCARS ON SOME SD FARMLAND,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CORPS SEEKS ETSI POLICY FROM FEDS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHOT FIRED INTO SIOUX CAMP SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL LUNCH ISSUE RESOLVED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IOWAN FINDS MISSOURI WATER USE IS A SUBJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
IOWAN FINDS MISSOURI WATER USE IS A SUBJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"WHEN LIFE BEGINS NOT A SIMPLE, SCIENTIFIC FACT (L)","Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*GOLD ISSUE PROMPTED ARGUS EDITOR TO SWITCH,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*GOLD ISSUE PROMPTED ARGUS EDITOR TO SWITCH,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*GOLD ISSUE PROMPTED ARGUS EDITOR TO SWITCH,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*GOLD ISSUE PROMPTED ARGUS EDITOR TO SWITCH,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"WHEN LIFE BEGINS NOT A SIMPLE, SCIENTIFIC FACT (L)","Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ANSWERS CRITICISM OF CIVIL AIR PATROL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ADOPTING A DOG URGED FOR PEOPLE WHO CARE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
RAIL REPAIRS TO BE COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CRIME INSURANCE ON SALE NOV 1,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
REV SIMONSON HONORED BY SD ASSN FOR BLIND,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MORE RESERVE POLICE SOUGHT FOR COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MORTGAGE CORP CLOSES IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DEAD ELM TREES AVAILABLE FOR FIREWOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PIERRE TO PROMOTE WALLEYE FISHING,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
FACTORY CITED FOR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MEIERHENRY TRIES TO DRIVE HOME MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PANEL EXPECTED TO FINISH WORK ON PERMIT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
FACTORY CITED FOR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*GIZMOS ADD PIZZAZZ TO OFFICE DESIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A DECORATOR CAN HELP A HOME REFLECT THE OWNER,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GIZMOS ADD PIZZAZZ TO OFFICE DESIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A DECORATOR CAN HELP A HOME REFLECT THE OWNER,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GIZMOS ADD PIZZAZZ TO OFFICE DESIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SYMPHONY OPENS SEASON WITH PASSION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BARBARA NOUR--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
'ALL YOU CAN DO IS PLOW IT UNDER AND LAUGH',"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CONFUSION SURROUNDING DAIRY INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'ALL YOU CAN DO IS PLOW IT UNDER AND LAUGH',"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOPE FUELS SD'S SMALL GASOHOL INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WARRIORS RUN TO WIN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
ARGUS LEADER SUPERFANS LIVE FOR SCIENCE OF SPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
EXPECTATIONS ARE LOST ON HUNTER WITHOUT A HUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.F, p.05, col.2"
WOMAN TO FIGHT IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1981, sect.F, p.12, col.1"
*SWENSON TAKES FOOD PLAN TO WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THEY'RE OFF TO HAWAII BY WAY OF RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CREEK SPAWNING GROUND FOR AQUATIC SIDESHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*MINISTER WHITTLES AWAY--CARVING WOODEN WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES APPROVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ORGAN DONATION CARDS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
OCTOBER IMMUNIZATION MONTH,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SAFE DRIVING WEEK OCT 3-9,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
1982 MR CLEAN CONTEST OPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
AUGUSTANA RECEIVES AAL GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
JANKLOW PROCLAIMS PRO-LIFE MONTH,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*JUDGE'S RULING CHALLENGES EXCLUSIONARY RULE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF WOMAN HAS BRIGHT FUTURE BECAUSE OF LASER SURGERY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HARD TIMES CHANGING MOOD OF PENNINGTON COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GRAND PRIX NOT JUST HORSE PLAY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE--VA PROPOSALS TO BE BLOCKED IF HURT VETERAN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*WHAT GREATER SERVICE IS THERE--PEOPLE FOR JOBS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIGHER TEST SCORES ARE AN ENCOURAGING SIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS DRAWS PRAISE FOR HIS VOTING RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SEWER RATES ON COMMISSION AGENDA,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATER SYSTEM FLUSHING BEGINS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NEW PORTABLE ALERT KITS ENSURE MARSHALS SAFETY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WATER SYSTEMS IMPROVE RURAL LIFE-IDEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
HOWARD WOOD MEMORIAL FIELD CELEBRATES 25 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A YOUTHFUL 97,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TAX RISE UPSETS FOLKS ON FIXED INCOMES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUGITIVES FLED ACROSS S DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*POPULARITY OF SEWING IS GROWING,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*DEM ASKS HOW MUCH PARTY WILL HELP IN RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CO COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS WELFARE AID,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CO WINS APPROVAL TO OPEN BANK IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONGRESS MADE MISTAKE WITH MARINES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BERATES AIRLINES IDEA,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KNOBE WILL SEND LETTER TO FED FLIGHT BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"LAWMAKERS, BUSINESSMEN TOUR WASTE SITE","Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MURDERS AREN'T SIGN OF GROWING RUMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMPLAINT--ANGER BOILED IN JENKINS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*NEW LAB SPEEDS, BOOSTS HEART TREATMENT","Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LENDERS SAY FEW FARMERS FACING FORECLOSURE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"LOWER RHETORIC BETWEEN US, SOVIETS (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATT SHOULD HAVE BEEN DISMISSED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BILL SAVES MONEY FOR PHONE CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MCGOVERN COVERAGE IS FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WHO'S WATT TRYING TO ELECT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STUDENT PRAISES SYMPOSIUM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AG DEPT WANTS KIDS COUNTING TURKEYS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ARMY RECRUITING HEADQUARTERS HAS NEW NAME,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE--SOIL IMPORTANT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INMATE APPARENTLY HANGS HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NEW STORE WILL BRING 100 JOBS TO WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ORTMEIER NAMED PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PLANES SHOULD CARRY FIRE EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON LOOKS FOR MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
2 RESIDENTS CHARGED IN STABBING CASES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
2 WOMEN DIE IN WEEKEND TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE MAN DESIGNS STAMP,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
VETS' OFFICE CLOSING CANCELS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
JACK ANDERSON--FISHY GARRISON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
PROGRAM WILL EMPHASIZE DANGERS OF CROSSINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
16 SD RAIL CHECKS UNCLAIMED,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*BYRUM SWINGING AWAY ON PRO TOUR,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION IN NO-WIN SITUATION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FALL PROBABLY KILLED WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WITNESS FLIP-FLOPS IN PELTIER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JOBLESS RATE DIPS IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEW DRUGS MEAN SMALLER DOSES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AUTHOR TO DISCUSS RELIGIOUS GROUP STUDIES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES REVEAL ASSETS AND LIABILITIES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROJECT PLEASES MERCHANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UTILITIES COMMISSION APPEALS RULING,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES DISAGREE ON ABORTION ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROSECUTION MANUFACTURED EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NO APOLOGY DUE IN DONOVAN'S CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAISING WOMEN'S PAY DOESN'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUNKING GETTING JOB DONE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
POLITICIANS' MORTALITY IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CITY MUST WATCH SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ABDNOR PUSHES FOR FARM DISASTER PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONGRESS NEARS APPROVAL OF AGENT ORANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELK POINT JURY IS SEATED IN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE PROJECTS RECEIVE NATIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO RAISE MONEY FOR PUBLIC RADIO STATION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR UPSET AT MONDALE'S DRUG COMMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE DISMISSES DISCRIMINATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FORMER BANK OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CONSOLIDATION OF 4 NORWEST BANKS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GROUP RECOGNIZES ABDNOR WITH AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN HAS BIRTHDAY IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS NEGLECTED NEEDY IN USE OF MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RIGHT TO LIFE CONVENTION SAT & SUN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STORE TO DONATE COMPUTERS TO YOUTH CLUB,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VOTERS CAN LEARN ABOUT 1984 BALLOT ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WARNS NAMED VOLUNTEER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
GRANT PROBLEMS DELAY MEDICAID FRAUD INJURY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW WON'T OPPOSE POWER LINE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TO HELP TEACHERS IMPROVE COMPUTER SKILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
THRILL OF PHEASANT HUNTING HASN'T CHANGED,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CRASH KILLS OIL FIRM OWNER,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEDIATOR CALLS FOR MORRELL TALKS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THIS BOOK HAS ALL THE ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TIME TO CRACK BOOKS ON THE ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*EXPLOSIVE ISSUES THREATEN FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BE REALISTIC ABOUT NUCLEAR ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GROUP SUPPOSED TO BE FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LIQUOR COSTS WRONGLY SOAR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
{dollar}8 AN HOUR IS NOT ENOUGH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*BILLY GRAHAM FILM AIMS TO SOOTHE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE'S 'GREASE',"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARTS DISPLAY WILL MAKE YOU FEEL AT HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"BACKERS, FOES DIFFER ON VOTE'S EFFECT","Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOKLEN CHANGES HIS STORY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING REMAINS IN SATISFACTORY CONDITION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY FINDS FLITTIE GUILTY ON TWO THEFT COUNTS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CRASH INJURES BOY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TO KEEP TRIGGER FINGERS NIMBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RETAILERS DENY MAKING EXCESS PROFITS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY NATIONAL COLLEGE ENROLLMENT UP 33 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY WOMEN ELECTED TO NATIONAL CAUCUS POSTS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEMMON MAN GETS 12 YEARS IN PRISON FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARENTS POLLED ABOUT FUTURE OF OLDHAM SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TASK FORCE EYES 2-LEVEL NURSING PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*FIRE FORCES EVACUATION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INMATES BRIGHTEN RESERVATION CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SPRINGFIELD HELPS EX-INMATES FIND EMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BIG EIGHT FLEXES ITS MUSCLES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CLOUDS OBSCURE ECLIPSE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PETERSON FACES THEFT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAPIST LINKED TO OTHER SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DUO BRINGS OLD-TIME FOLK TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SD DREAM GUY VIES FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"FAMILY ENJOYED MARATHON, SPEAKER (L)","Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GIRL'S CLUB HOME TOUR A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SCOUTING VOLUNTEERS APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FEW FARMERS DEMONSTRATED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IF YOU DON'T MAKE DUST ... (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESIDENT REAGAN'S VISIT A DISAPPOINTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'FAR SIDE' DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SD MUST OFFER MORE JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*UNITED WAY IMPROVES CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CLIFFHANGERS TOUGH ON ALL PARTIES (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*COPLAN LEADS TO 200 CANTON VICTORIES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KERKHOVE GETS LIFE IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROYALTY CROWNED AT CITY COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CORRESPONDENCE CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CREDITS LUCK, TIMING FOR SUCCESS","Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS SET TO DISCUSS HAYWARD MATTER,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE'S HEAD HUNT TO NARROW,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WESLEYAN RAISES {dollar}7 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*COUPLE TO REIGN ROYALLY AT USD HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SEVEN ARRESTED IN FEDERAL, STATE DRUG CASES","Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TERM LAPSES FOR STATE'S BANKRUPTCY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 INJURED IN 2-CAR ACCIDENT AT INTERSTATE EXIT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS URGED TO POLITICAL ACTION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
THOMS REJECTS ROLE AS PARTY ORNAMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DROPS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CABIN SITE SALE OK'D,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CAN SD FORGIVE WHITE HAWK,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HAPPY HOBOS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE OPPOSES BORK,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PERSONALITY CLASH ISN'T HOLDING UP,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CLIMATE RIGHT FOR ARMS GAINS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMPARE TEACHER PAY WITH OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"ISSUE SETTLED, BUT DILIGENCE REQUIRED (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OFFICIALS BETRAY TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CONTRA AID LETTERS IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRESSLER CAN SWAY AIR BILL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PEACENIK ARGUMENTS LIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
GOP LEADERS GIVE MICKELSON BAD MARKS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
INDIAN COUNSELOR DIDN'T KNOW HE WAS A WINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SONNEK SPARKS JACKRABBITS TO HOBO DAY WIN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*MERWIN BRINGS EXPERIENCE, EXPERITSE","Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
LICENSE DRAWINGS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
ARMED ROBBER HITS 7-ELEVEN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAR-CYCLE ACCIDENT INJURES 16-YEAR OLD,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CEREMONY SET FOR PUBLIC WORKS BUILDING,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE'S WIFE MAKES JOB SWITCH,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FACTIONS DISPUTE MINING RULES PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ONE-CAR ACCIDENT KILLS FLANDREAU MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCRAMBLE TO MEET GLOVE DEMAND,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN'S GROUP DISCUSSES POLITICAL STRIDES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF MEN GAIN 'GOOD GUY' AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ABORTION FOES SHARE EXPERIENCES AT GATHERING,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA PORK WORKERS REJECT COMPANY OFFER,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRE MARSHALL INVESTIGATES YANKTON BLAZE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON RESIDENTS WARNED OF MONEY SCAM,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LITTLE EAGLE MAN SENTENCED IN COUSIN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEIGHT LIMIT RESPONSIBILITY ON FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NURSING LEADERS KEEP EYE ON SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TOP WHEAT PRODUCERS IN NORTHEAST,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
JANKLOW PRAISES MITCHELL PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD GIRL GAINS IRAN INSIGHTS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
IOWA DEMOCRAT PUSHES FOR FARM CREDIT BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
HOW TO PUT YOUR BRAND ON APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MARY DE JONG, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
BANK DISTRIBUTES SAFETY LABELS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EXPERT DISCOURAGES HOLDING ONTO CATTLE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"KURALT, BUSH TO SPEAK","Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
2 TO CHALLENGE SD FARM LEADER,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MITCHELL FIRM FINDS A WAY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FEED MILL RECALLS IT'S ROOTS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*BUSH'S WIFE PLANS SF VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD FARMERS BEGIN PURSUING DROUGHT AID,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SOME TENANTS IN SF CAN'T KEEP UP,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*NEW USED-BOOK STORE OPENS DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SHRINE TO MUSIC ELECTS BOARD OF TRUSTEES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BILL INSTITUTIONALIZES PRESCHOOL CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MEDIA DO DISSERVICE TO STATE'S SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MEETING SPACE GOALS WON'T BE EASY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THANKS FOR THE FANTASY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KEEP MINING JOBS IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TREAT INDIAN TRIBES AS SOVEREIGN NATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"*HAGEN, LINCOLN EARN RECORD-SETTING WIN","Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COURTHOUSE MUSEUM PLANS NEXT PHASE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INSPECTORS PRAISE DAKOTA PORK SAFETY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN GRAND THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFF-DUTY OFFICER CITED IN INJURY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT IN SHOOTING PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN HOSPITALIZED AFTER 3-STORY FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AMBULANCE FUND FINDS NEW WAY TO HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EASTSIDE SHOPPING CENTER WINS OK,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HE'LL FIGHT LIES ABOUT RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO GIVE OUT CONDOMS FOR SAFER SEX,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GARDEN TOUR,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL TALKS PICK UP TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"JAPANESE VISITORS GIVE {dollar}100,000 TO GARDENS","Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGRICULTURE SECRETARY BACKS ALTERNATIVE CROPS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AMERICAN WESTERN COMPLETES BAG BUY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*ROTARY PARK SPIN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SHERMAN FARMER REAPS {dollar}100,000 PRIZE","Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'LITTLE TO CELEBRATE',"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WOLLMANN CAN'T GRASP VERDICT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CLEAN UP TRASH BUSINESS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"STATE SHOULD PROMOTE TOURISM, NOT WILDLIFE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUSH VISIT AN HONOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*SD MAKES GREAT ENVIRONMENTAL STRIDES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"*PAIR LEARNS TO LIVE, EAT FOR HEALTH","Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY AWARDS BID FOR WALL LAKE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-STUDENT PLEADS NO CONTEST TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POSTAL COUNCIL OFFERS MAILER'S CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECAPTURED INMATE FACES EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS CONSIDERS SKATEBOARD RAMPS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY'S SUPERINTENDENT GETS TOP PAY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING WINS YANKTON SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INMATES USE SPIRITUAL TEACHINGS TO DEFEAT ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRI-STATE--CHARGES IRRELEVANT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WEATHER NEWS CUTS DISBURB RADIO STATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TRIBE WANTS SETTLEMENT OVER DAM,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
APPLICATIONS FOR HEATING HELP TO BE TAKEN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*THE MIGHTY PAYCHECK,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GRANT WILL CREATE 439 SERVICE JOBS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MADISON FIRM GETS LOAN GUARANTEE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
WHEAT APHIDS FOUND IN FALL RIVER COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*BUSINESS ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*DAKOTA DUNES BEGINNING TO TAKE SHAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
RETAIL SALES INCREASE 7.7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
SD FARM OWNERSHIP INCREASES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*SUICIDE ENDS STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IRAQ INVITES SIOUX ELDERS TO MIDEAST TO PRAY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LABOR STATISTICS CONTRADICT MICKELSON'S CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GAS RATES EXAMINED BY PUC,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--LOCKER ROOMS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS ARE SLOWING RESEARCH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CASINO OPERATION RAISES A QUESTION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STONE PAVEMENT SHOULDN'T BE TORN UP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RAP CANCELLATION A BLOW TO SF (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*LIVESTOCK GIANTS ARE OUT OF HAND,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AMBULANCE SERVICE FIGHT UNBELIEVABLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LET GAMBLERS PAY FOR EDUCATING OUR KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
YARNELL CHILDREN DESERVE TO BE HEARD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
JUDGE'S CUSTODY DECISIONS UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
BASEBALL COACH FIRING WAS A BIG MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
WINNING SHOULDN'T BE ONLY CONSIDERATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*A MILD-MANNERED COMPANION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DISRESPECTFUL SPORTS FANS RUIN THE FUN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*GOVERNOR TAKING UNDUE CREDIT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE WON'T BECOME NEIGHBORHOOD PUB,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAR ACCIDENT KILLS 3 WEBSTER PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE RECEIVES AVIATION AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FESTIVAL OF BANDS SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS STRUGGLE WITH BUDGET PACT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUTH CONNECTION WILL MEET TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEFICIT-REDUCTION PLAN UNACCEPTABLE FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*REFUSES TO ANSWER CHARGES ABOUT MISSED VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEATH PENALTY SHOULDN'T OBSCURE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MOTHER OF TEEN WHO HANGED SELF SUES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARK STICKER FEE TO GO UP IN 1991,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO-WAY TV TASK FORCE FORMED,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BUSINESSMAN GETS YEAR IN PRISON, FINE","Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROTON MAN FINED IN CABLE SIGNAL THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE DELAYS TRIAL IN CASINO KILLING,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FORMER BRITTON BANKER SENTENCED FOR FRAUD,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TRIBE TO CONDUCT RADON PILOT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MISSING INTERN SURFACES AFTER 2 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AUTO PARTS PLANT TO CLOSE IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LAND O'LAKES PLANS TO CLOSE BUTTER PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
WORKSHOP TO FOCUS ON PHONE ETIQUETTE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*JANITORIAL SUPPLY FIRM UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
MORRELL PURCHASES RIVAL BRAND,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*DISABLED YOUTH WEARS THE CROWN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP GETS REDISTRICTING WISHES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUPER 8 SUSPENDS PRISON PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BUSH TAKES LOGICAL, COMMENDABLE STEP (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY PLAN COULD DRAIN WELLS ALONG AQUIFER,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FAMILY EXPERIENCE GOOD PART OF CONTESTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MISSED FOR CHEERFUL CHATTER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD CITIES SHOULD ACT TO PROTECT OWN TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*ATTENDANCE RECORDS FALL IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*ART, OIL AND SAVING THE EARTH","Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL AND REGIONAL AUTHORS VISIT BOOKSTORES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*THEATER SEASON BEGINS THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BAND FESTIVAL SATURDAY AT HOWARD WOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE APPROVES SD BRIDGE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JURY AWARDS {dollar}200,000 TO WATERTOWN COUPLE","Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CONVICTED ON COCAINE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOME ADVICE UNHEEDED IN REDISTRICTING,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TALK TO YOUNGSTERS ABOUT TRAFFIC SAFETY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TRIBES NEED MONEY, MORE POLITICAL CLOUT","Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY SHARES ENVIRONMENTAL LIVING TIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BRANDON VALLEY HS HOMECOMING WRAPS UP,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN GETS 8 YEARS FOR ROBBERY ROLE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE CAUSED BY GENERATOR,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN BOUND OVER ON ABUSE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*GETTING A FACE LIFT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PLAN CALLED 'COMPILATION OF IDEAS',"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TODD COUNTY HIRES NEW SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRIBAL PANEL SUSPENDS HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WOLFGANG EXPECTED TO COMPETE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS GROUP URGES DONATIONS TO SOVIETS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*A BLAST FROM THE PAST,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PORK PLANTS GET HAND TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
AGGRESSIVE ATTITUDE PAYS OFF FOR HURON,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*MINING CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MONEY PROBLEMS FORCE MASTEN OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN VOLUNTEER TRIES IT AND LIKES IT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MINES DIG FOR PROFIT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
COMPANIES DELAY EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
HOMESTAKE MAPS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
IRAN-CONTRA ISSUE REMAINS TROUBLING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOULDN'T BAN CRAZY HORSE LIQUOR LABEL (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TASTE OF NEGATIVE CAMPAIGN (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ABORTION COMMERCIALS SHOULD BE BROADCAST (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SCRIPTURE DOESN'T JUSTIFY DEATH PENALTY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LOBBY KELO-TV TO SAVE 'THIRTY' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
4-H IS THRIVING IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
ABORTION ADVERTISING BELONGS ON TELEVISION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CLINTON-GORE WOULD RAISE ALL OUR TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
LOCAL MEDIA SNUBS SD HALL OF FAME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
ROAD CONSTRUCTION AN ART FORM IN CITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
AARP WORKING TO SOLVE HEALTH-CARE CRISIS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
CLINTON BEST CHOICE FOR AMERICA'S VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
CANDIDATES SHOULD TALK ABOUT ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
"FUTURE OF SF, REGION ARE RELATED (L)","Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*SPOKES MEN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"AUGUSTANA PINS, SD STATE ROMPS","Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*STEVENS, LENNOX WIN TRI-STATE TITLES","Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ADAMS FINDS BEST REASON TO BOWL...,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FRIENDSHIPS MAKE ANTELOPE HUNTING TREK MEMORABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PHAR-MOR TO SAVE STORE FROM CLOSING,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CHAMBER PRESIDENT A RISK-TAKER,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CALLS DOUBLE REPORTS OF FOOD STAMP FRAUD,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
OCTOBER 19 IS DEADLINE FOR VOTER REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
RC TEEN DIES IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SF BAR ROBBED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
TAKE BACK THE NIGHT EVENT TO BE OCTOBER 10,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CAMPAIGN TRAIL IS SHORT WALK OR LONG RIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*STRIKE UP THE BANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
MOST BACK {dollar}5 BET LIMIT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS STUDY '92 POLITICS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
HURON BUSINESS GETS COMMUNITY GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
POWWOW IS HIGHLIGHT OF WEEKLONG FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
PRESHO WINS PIECE OF THE BLARNEY STONE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
TEA CHURCH RECEIVES STATE ENERGY GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*CROWDS HAVE CLEARED VIEW OF STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
MICKELSON GIVES NOD TO INDIAN ARTS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
SIDES SPAR OVER BALLOT ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
*CONTROVERSY RAISES AN UDDERLY FANTASTIC IDEA,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*THEY'RE MAKING A DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL MANAGER SPENDS QUALITY TIME WITH SCOUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*ND CAPITOL STANDS TALL,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1992, sect.G, p.06, col.4"
*OFFICER BELIEVES HE KNOWS 1943 MURDERER,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HANSON LOOKS AT OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
POWELL IMPRESSIVE BUT ALSO A PUZZLE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SALES TAX WOULDN'T PROVIDE EQUAL EDUCATION FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*1-CENT SALES TAX TO SUPPORT SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LOSS OF AIR TRAVEL COULD HURT SIOUX FALLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MONEY SPENT ON ARMS SHOULD GO TO SOCIAL ILLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
STATE'S SENTENCING PRACTICES ILLOGICAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
FAIR BOARD LINED UP TOP SHOWS FOR THE PRICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
TAKING AWAY INMATES' PASS CARDS UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
WOMEN DO RIGHT THING WHEN THEY STAY HOME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SMALL BUSINESSES CAN'T AFFORD HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SHOW LIKE 'NYPD BLUE' CAN ALTER VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*USE FORMULA ON CONTRACT FOR DEED TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SDSU BUG COLLECTION TO GO ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUNDAY MORNING FIRE DAMAGES REPAIR SHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN WITHDRAWS HARASSMENT SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CANOVA'S MAIN STREET HITS TOUGH TIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE LOOK FOR WAYS TO MAKE ENDS MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOTEM POLE CARVER LIKES ODD HOBBIES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEGISLATOR AT HOME IN CAPITOL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL PLANS OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION MEETING THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE CONFERENCE SET,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STRANDBURG MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FESTIVAL OF BANDS RELEASES RESULTS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GAMBLING STUDY UPDATE ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"VANDALS SHOOT AT RELAY TOWER, CAUSE DAMAGE","Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TRYOUT CAMP PART OF NEW SKYFORCE PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WOLFGANG 1ST AT CHEATERS DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*FCA APPEALS TO ATHLETES, OTHERS","Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POEM DOESN'T MASK REALITIES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*HARDING OPPONENT CRITICIZES CITIBANK AUDITOR PICK,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ANNUAL ROUNDUP MAKES SURE BUFFALO HAVE ROOM TO ROAM,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR ACCUSED OF RAPE TRIES TO WITHDRAW PLEA,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TEEN CHARGED IN DEATH OF BOY WHO FELL IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*DASCHLE, SASSER COURT FELLOW DEMOCRATS' VOTES","Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
NOW MAY BE YOUR CHANCE TO SERVE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JOHNSON'S RECORD FAR FROM MODERATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SPENDING CUTS RANKING IGNORES BIG PICTURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PRESSLER CONTINUES FIGHT FOR WATER PROJECT FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NOT ALL LAWMAKERS LOOK OUT FOR SMALL BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"SPENDING CUTS, TAXES IGNORED IN DAKOTA 1 (L)","Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PEOPLE DESERVE BLAME FOR GAMBLING PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
JOHNSON ALWAYS WILLING TO LISTEN TO VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
GRANT TO FIGHT BREAST AND CERVICAL CANCER,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW FROM THE WEIRD: LARSON QUITS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MURRAY COMES CROONIN',"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOHM IMPROVEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHWARTZ NOT CAUGHT IN MIDDLE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*VERMILLION'S IVERSON HEATS UP IN 2ND HALF,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BUCK ADVENTURE PROVES THERE ARE NO GUARANTEES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PHEASANTS CAME TO US IN 1882,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TEEN ROBS COUSIN'S HOME, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE FORUM WILL BE OCT 24,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BIRD REHABILITATOR TO PRESENT TALK,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BAILEY MURDER TRIAL UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THANK HEAVEN FOR OUR PETS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RAIN PUTS STOP TO SOYBEAN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAN DIES DRIVING HOME FROM CHURCH,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"*MAN, 21, DIES IN ONE-CAR ROLLOVER","Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT WHO SOUGHT TRANSPLANT DIES AT 29,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFER ABSENTEE BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
UPPER MISSOURI RIVER A 'SCREWBALL PLAN',"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"HENKIN, 14-YEAR-OLD WIN SPIRIT AWARDS","Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RANCHER MAY TAKE DINOSAUR ON TOUR,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SD FFA'ERS VIE FOR NATIONAL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PHARMACIST BUTTERBRODT DIES IN WATERTOWN AT AGE 83,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CITY COMMISSIONERS OK REZONING FOR NEW MALL,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*OFFICERS FIND SUSPECT IN ROBBERY AT DUPLEX,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN DEATH OF FORMER SD WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
FBI INVESTIGATING DEATH AT GREGORY COUNTY HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*WORKER FALLS FROM NEW BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*WATERTOWN COMPANY HIRES O'HARA,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"EMPLOYERS SHOULD HELP EDUCATE, RESEARCHER SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MORRELL FACES FINANCIAL DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*ACQUITTED MAN SAYS SIMPSON FACES SCORN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STATE LAWYERS HAVE MIXED REACTION TO VERDICT,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRIAL SHOULDN'T DISCOURAGE BATTERED WOMEN--ADVOCATES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VERDICT ON TRIAL: BIG-TIME SHAM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
RESPONSE TO SCHOOL SPEAKS FOR SUCCESS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PRESSLER SPENDING BEGS INFLUENCE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
HYPOCRISY PREVAILS IN PENSION PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
PRESSLER STOOPS LOW IN BLASTING JOHNSON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
WALSH'S GENEROSITY BEYOND QUESTIONING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
PRAISE FOR INFAMOUS LIAISON NOT FIT TO PRINT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
ELIMINATING SAFEGUARDS HAZARDOUS TO ECOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
75 TEENS AGREE TO ABSTAIN FROM SEX,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BILLION TO LEAD DOLE COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOOD SAMARITAN GETS FUNDS FOR HOUSING,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE WORK FORCE MAY DROP BY 500,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TOWN RELIES ON FAMILY FOR STORE, POST OFFICE","Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRIAL LIKELY AS WOMAN SEEKS TO OPEN GRAVE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSAL CALLS FOR CUTS IN DRIVER'S EDCUATION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
TWO SD MEN DIE IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT PRESIDENT TO GO TO COURT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DAKOTA STATE PLANS HALL OF FAME BANQUET,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DAUGHTER NAMED MISS SOUTH DAKOTA TEEN USA,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FOUR BOYS CHARGED IN FIRING SHOTS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ASSOCIATION WANTS TO KEEP NURSERY OPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWYER ADMITS RESISTING ARREST,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*BISHOP, STUDENTS TO ATTEND PAPAL MASS","Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FALLIN' AROUND,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MARKING TO TOWN STREETS TO HELP IN EMERGENCIES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ABUSE REPORTS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"FIRE DEPARTMENTS WANT {dollar}40,000 MORE","Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
SERVED IN EISENHOWER ADMINISTRATION,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*THE PRICE OF POTATOES,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SIMPSON CASE COULD BOOST LODGENET STOCK,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*ARENA AWNING,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*USHL PAYS HIGH PRICE TO PUT TROUBLES ON ICE,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PERHAPS THIS IS THE TROUBLE IN SOLVING BOSNIA CRISIS,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FAILSAFE SPAGHETTI SAUCE CAME BY TRIAL AND ERROR,"Argus LeaderOct 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DAY OF MIRACLES FOR HILLS OF IOWA,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DAY OF MIRACLES FOR HILLS OF IOWA,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOLL SEEN IF BUDGET CUT 10 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TOLL SEEN IF BUDGET CUT 10 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MOST CITY GARBAGE HAULERS RAISE RATES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
POND WATERS TO FLUSH BOX ELDER CREEK,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA MAY BE LOCALE OF MINISERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FUMES HOSPITALIZE COUPLE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*FIREWORK DISPLAYED,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
AUDITORS' REGISTRATION AUTHORITY CLARIFIED,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
DEER LICENSES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"PATROL, POLICE ARREST TWO-MISSION","Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CAPPING EXUBERANCE OF SCHOOL HOMECOMING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*POPE INSTILLS HOPE IN SIOUX FALLS PILGRIMAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*POPE INSTILLS HOPE IN SIOUX FALLS PILGRIMAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RESOURCES BD SEEKS AUDIT OF OAHE SUB,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
*WOODEN BOOTH A SYMBOL OF JEWISH HARVEST FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE ART AWARDS SEEK NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNCIL TO SPONSOR PLANNING FOR ARTS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ALCOHOLISM EXPERT LEADS SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*POLITICAL POWER FLOWS FROM MID-AMERICA,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLITICAL POWER FLOWS FROM MID-AMERICA,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 DIE IN SEPARATE CRASHES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*PRO VERSUS AMATEUR IN DOVE HUNTING DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*PRO VERSUS AMATEUR IN DOVE HUNTING DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*PRO VERSUS AMATEUR IN DOVE HUNTING DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
JOIN MANY SIOUX FALLS RUNNERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
*SORGHUM RIPENS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
STOCKYARD SALES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
*PLASTIC BAG MANUFACTURER TO EXPAND PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.3"
*PLASTIC BAG MANUFACTURER TO EXPAND PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.3"
*RUKEYSER TO SPEAK IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.5"
*CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S NAMES DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.B, p.17, col.1"
MISSOURI BASIN AGENCY TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.B, p.17, col.2"
"MANAGEMENT KEY TO SUCCESS, CHAMBER CHAIRMAN SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.B, p.17, col.3"
PARKING RAMP SIZE REDUCED,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.B, p.20, col.1"
*BEST FRIENDS FOREVER--AT AGE 11,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STADIUM CLEANUP MAN-'IT'S JUST PLAIN JOE',"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STADIUM CLEANUP MAN-'IT'S JUST PLAIN JOE',"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DETAILS ENLIVEN MANFRED NOVEL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DETAILS ENLIVEN MANFRED NOVEL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIBERAL THEOLOGIAN FIGHTS THE TIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LIBERAL THEOLOGIAN FIGHTS THE TIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*COLLEGE STUDENTS WRESTLE WITH DEPRESSION,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*COLLEGE STUDENTS WRESTLE WITH DEPRESSION,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LEONARD SWENSON INSTALLED AS PRES OF SOUTH SIOUX CL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SF CIVIC DANCE ASSOC PRESENTED 1ST ANNUAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
THEOS HELPS WIDOWED COPE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
THEOS HELPS WIDOWED COPE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*JEAN MADSON-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
ABORTION FOES KEEP LOW ELECTION PROFILE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FUND PINCH FORCES 10 PERCENT ADC CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DISAPPEARING WETLANDS THREATEN DUCK POPULATION,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FUND PINCH FORCES 10 PERCENT ADC CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DISAPPEARING WETLANDS THREATEN DUCK POPULATION,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OIL FIRM TO DRILL IN 5 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA PROP COULD INCREASE SOME TAXES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SUPPORT SOUGHT FOR OAHE BOARD AUDIT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
WHO'S TO GET TAX MESSAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAGAZINE'S APPRAISAL OF SIOUX FALLS IS NO REVELATION,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MESSAGE BUREAUCRACY BY CUTTING TAX MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CRITICIZES KULL AND PRAISES DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GASOHOL EXEMPTION KEY TO DEVELOPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CRITICIZES KULL AND PRAISES DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY ADVISED ON IMPORTANT ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EX-SENATOR DISPUTES MCGOVERN AD CLAIM,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
DISLIKED 'LAST WORD' ANSWER TO MAYOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
FAREWELL TO ARKOTA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
OTTER TAIL INTENDS TO JOIN MANDAN LINE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
HOT SPRINGS TRIO'S URANIUM IDEAS HIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
CHARGES OF GROWING MARIJUANA DROPPED,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FORMER MITCHELL MAYOR DIES FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WEB HEAD-WATER RATES REASONABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*VANS ARE THIS PAINTER'S CANVAS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*VANS ARE THIS PAINTER'S CANVAS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
LAKOTA-ENGLISH INTERTWINED,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
COURT'S JOB--DIVIDING THE FISH,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
COURT'S JOB--DIVIDING THE FISH,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*CELEBRATION OF INDIAN EXHIBIT AT PETTIGREW,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SILENCE SURROUNDS SDSU DISMISSALS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SILENCE SURROUNDS SDSU DISMISSALS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*'WALK' MEANS WALK, 'DON'T WALK' MEANS WALK FASTER","Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*'WALK' MEANS WALK, 'DON'T WALK' MEANS WALK FASTER","Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*JOHN EGGERS NAMED ACCESS ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
LES HAWKEY ELECTED PRES OF SOUTH SIOUX KIWANIS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
MILK PRODUCERS ELECTED PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*JANE BALTZER ELECTED NATIONAL SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
SD VETERINARY MED ASSN ELECTED OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
FELLOW IN THE ACC,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
BARGE FIRM OPPOSES ETSI SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMIST--GRAIN PRICE WILL STAY LOW,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BARGE FIRM OPPOSES ETSI SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMIST--GRAIN PRICE WILL STAY LOW,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BARGE FIRM OPPOSES ETSI SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRAIL RIDE EAST OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PHEASANT SEASON TO TEST ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PHEASANT SEASON TO TEST ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TRIMMING FARM FRILLS AND BASICS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*LESSON IN FIRING OF 2 SDSU ADMINISTRATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*LESSON IN FIRING OF 2 SDSU ADMINISTRATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MARION MAN WINS CORN HUSKING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE ON MINING MEETS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NURSES BLAME POOR PAY FOR SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION TO CONSIDER REZONING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PROGRESS HASN'T TOTALLY CHANGED STREET SIGNS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BOARD REFUSES TO REIMBURSE ELK OWNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
WOMAN'S ORDEAL NOT QUITE OVER,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BROOKINGS COUPLE LIVES IN A BARN,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"'YES, GIORGIO,' 'JEKYLL & HYDE'","Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SOLO PARENTS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MENTAL HEALTH OFFICERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
UNIVERSITY WOMEN NAMES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DOWNTOWN KIWANIS ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*IT'S VIKING DAYS ALL WEEK AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUC CANDIDATE USING JANKLOW LETTER IN ADS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD LOSS TO MONEY MARKETS IS 500 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WARM FALL WEATHER HELPING TO DRY CROPS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHARING A SONG,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY SEWER RATE HIKE OK'D,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE REJECTS REQUEST TO BLOCK ETSI,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TWO STRUGGLES IN SOCCER ASSOCIATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WEB PASSAGE HELPFUL TO DEVELOPMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ACTING BUSINESS MANAGER NAMED,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CETA JOB TRAINING STILL ALIVE IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW PLUGS TREE-PLANTING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF SCHOOL BOARD ASKS LEGAL OPINION,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WINNER POLICE CHIEF ASSAULTED,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JURORS SELECTED IN BITTNER MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
CAUSE OF PLANE CRASH YET UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ENERGY GROUPS MIGHT APPEAL MANDAN RULING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FOUR ASSAULTS--RAPES LINKED TO SF MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MINN MAN CHARGED WITH SEXUAL ABUSE OF BOY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED WITH THREE COUNTS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CANISTOTA MAN FACES MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
ED CHALLENGE BRINGS COACH TO WOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POPE KNOWS OF SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEENS 'OVERREPRESENTED' IN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PASTORS WANT SUNDAY UNION VOTES AVOIDED,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"TOYS, GAMES AREN'T JUST FOR FUN ANYMORE","Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*MARK SEBRING IS {dollar}2,000 RICHER","Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*STAMP DESIGNED BY SDSU GRADUATE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
ABDALLAH GETS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
SCHELL NAMED WRITER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
2 GET OUTSTANDING ALUMNI AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*SDSU HONORS 7 DURING HOBO DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*ACCUSED CONSPIRATORS GET SEPARATE TRIALS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BANKER'S DEATH WAS MADNESS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
8 OF LARGEST CITIES SHOW RETAIL GAINS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BURN PATIENT LEARNED THE HARD WAY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN RAPES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BANKS WON'T GET 2ND OFFER,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION LOWERS MISSOURI WALLEYE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EX-SENATOR HEADS STUDY OF COUNTY HOME RULE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOLLINGS PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENATORS ASK BOARD TO DENY AIRLINE'S REQUEST,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD SHOULD FORGET BUSING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEAD INMATE IDENTIFIED AS HABITUAL OFFENDER,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HEARING ON TELECOMMUNICATION SET,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LAWMAKER'S WIDOW NAMED TO FINISH TERM,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MARIJUANA PLANTS FOUND IN CITY RESIDENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NOT GUILTY OF MARIJUANA CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SCIENTISTS DISCUSS REMOTE-SENSING SATELLITES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
INTEREST IN VOLLEYBALL GROWING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"CRUNCHY, CRISP FRUIT","Argus LeaderOct 05 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COYOTES BITE INTO RANCHERS' PROFITS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WORKERS KEEP PUNCHING AS CLOCK RUNS OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PLAYHOUSE OPENS SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHOW GOES ON,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WE'RE LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONTROLLING CANCER IS AIM OF LOCAL FAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*BEAUTY TIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STORYTIME,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WATCHES CAMPAIGN FOR GERMANS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAINTING WITH HIS TEETH,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES FORUM FOR RACES SET,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CANOVA STUDENTS GET THREE INQUIRIES ON AD,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEMORIAL FUNDS STARTED FOR BONNIE JENNESSE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VIERECK GETS 18 MONTHS IN STATE PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CORRECT OPPOSING BANK BILL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DRINKING AGE DECISION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRADITIONAL WAYS HONORABLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CONSIDERING RELIEF FUND FOR INDIGENT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT RULES HARASSMENT BY BERESFORD CHURCH,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FARM CO-OP AWARDED {dollar}149,803 IN FRAUD CASE","Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HARVEY JENNESSE GAINS RELEASE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN PLANS CAMPAIGN STOP,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF TELLS HUNTERS TO KEEP TRACK OF GUN,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY ON ALCOHOL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHEYENNE RIVER COUNCIL MEMBERS CAN'T VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GIRL TESTIFIES ABOUT SEXUAL CONTACT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REP KEMP TO CAMPAIGN FOR DALE BELL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEMS SHOULD PAY MAIL DEBT NOW,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
EDUCATION LEADER DEFENDS TEACHING QUALITY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WATER POLICY LEGISLATION DEFEAT BAD TIMING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD LAWYER DENIES LINK TO SMUGGLING PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
I SHOT MARK DOKKEN,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS TO FIGHT HARD TIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL UNION TO MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FAN DEFENDS MUSIC BEHIND THE METAL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*DOWN THE WIDE MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
'GREASE' A SLICK TALE OF '50S,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
BOY SCOUT NUMBERS INCREASE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MANY MADE HOME TOUR HAPPEN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HELP HAS MADE A HOUSE A HOME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
STEPS CAN BE TAKEN TO HELP FARMERS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*FARMERS MUST SPEAK OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS MAN LEAVES BIG MARK,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DUMP WOULD BECOME LIABILITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HELP OUT CARING VOLUNTEERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
'AGNES OF GOD' PARABLE OF HOPE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*HEIDEPRIEM WILL RUN FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ONE ARRESTED AFTER EGG-THROWING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY HAS 30 PERCENT OF ITS GOAL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE DESERVES NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BOND SET FOR COUPLE CHARGED WITH BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CRIME RISK SAME AS 2 YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO BURGLARY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAYLOR'S PLANE WAS FLYING TOO LOW,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOY SUFFOCATES IN CORN-FILLED BOX,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 8 YEARS FOR INJURING HIS DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROSECUTOR DROPS CHARGE IN PINE RIDGE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STRONG WINDS FAN BLAZE AT RAPID CITY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*O'GORMAN CELEBRATES HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HORROR STORIES ABOUT ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IBP CONSIDERS BUYING WILSON,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COWBOY DIES AT 72,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*EX-QUEEN'S DEATH STUNS SMALL TOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR ADS MISLEAD VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE WRONG STAND ON TAX REFORM BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*LAW FAILS 2 BASIC TESTS OF FAIRNESS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*REFORM REALLY JUST TAX RESHUFFLING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*TAX BILL NOT FAIR TO SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JANKLOW PLANTED SEED FOR REAGAN VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LET COMMISSIONERS KNOW ABOUT TAXATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
NEWS REPORT SERVED INDIAN READERS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PARKS STAFF DESERVES THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PHOTOGRAPH INVADED PRIVACY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
VOTE AGAINST MOVING HOLIDAY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*COYOTES HURDLE AUGUSTANA 48-8,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SONGSTAD HOOKS WORLD RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
LANDOWNERS CONCERNED ABOUT LIABILITY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
BRANDON MAN HURT IN EXHIBITION,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 TEENS HURT IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DAKOTA DAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN ANSWERS AN AD WITH AN AD,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOUSE HOPEFULS HAVE DIFFERENT HURDLES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS CAN STICK WITH LASSO,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHAMBERLAIN WOMAN HONORED FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW PRAISES EFFORT FOR COLLEGE COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW PRESSES PET ISSUES WITH MEDIA,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KELO-LAND PRESIDENT NAMED TO HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAKE THOMPSON CAN BE DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PYLE CELEBRATES HER 96TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALMANAC PREDICTS MILD WINTER,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 VINTAGE PLANES COMING TO BASE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ATTACKS STATUES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOLS MUST TEACH ANTI-SUICIDE SKILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CRIME IN THE HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*SENATE RACE PITS WORKER AGAINST FIGHTER,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE DROP SHOP FOR MAGAZINES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MANY FEEL FALLOUT BEFORE BILL SIGNED,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*RETIRING OFFICER MOST PROUD OF CIVIC ROLE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBER STRATEGY COVERS '90,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*EGAN MAN DOCUMENTS TOWN'S PAST,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MORRELL, STRIKERS MEET FOR TALKS","Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE TO VOTE NO ON BORK BID,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
IT LOOKS LIKE FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ABOUREZK BRINGS CASE TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*ENDING THE PAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"CENTER SELLING DIRECTORIES, LISTS","Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
LUTHERAN SERVICES SET MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
EVENTS PLANNED FOR FOOD DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
VFW HOLDS SCRIPT-WRITING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*CENTENNIAL WORTH MORE THAN OBSERVATION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AUSTAD MISSES POSITIVE SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COUNTY NEEDS CIVICS LESSON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T TRY TO REGULATE OTHERS VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BAKKERS DESERVE CONTEMPT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*SATURDAY CONFERENCE TO EXPLORE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*NDSU SWEEPS NCC GOLF TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FRATERNAL CONGRESS TO BE HELD IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRIVERS WIDOW ADJUSTS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRAILS OF HOPE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS PROCEED WITH CARE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2ND CENT OF SALES TAX KEY TO BUDGET,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SOYBEAN PRODUCERS IN EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE CO-SPONSORS AVIATION AGENCY BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JOHNSON INTRODUCES DEFICIENCY PAYMENT BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"OFFICIAL REPORTS IN OIL, GAS PAYMENTS","Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL OK'S PRESSLER CLEAN AIR AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BATTLE OVER HOG OPERATION,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CITY LEADERS TO TACKLE TOUGH ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*MUSTANGS GIVEN FREE REIN IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEDICARE REPORT DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL UNION ASKING FOR RAISE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL PANEL TO JUDGE PERFORMANCES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SEOUL DESERVES MEDAL FOR ITS PERFORMANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SMALL TOWNS WOULD WELCOME BUSINESSES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JOHNSON CRITICS FLIP-FLOP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*TEEN EXCELS IN THE KITCHEN,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUSH'S WIFE VISITS SIOUX FALLS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN ARRAIGNED ON THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEBATE WATCHERS PLAN PARTISAN PARTIES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S WATER PLANS--JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROAD WORK STARTS ON 41ST AND MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHILLY DAYS CALL FOR CHIMNEY CHECKS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PHONE DEREGULATION ADVOCATE SAYS ...,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEW PLEASED BY CAR DAMAGE PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE PARTY CHAIRMAN'S JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VO-TECH HOPES SITE WILL HELP ITS IMAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BRANDON VALLEY PLANS HOMECOMING EVENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DASCHLE SAYS SDSU WINS {dollar}100,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER JAIL WORKER AWAITS THEFT ARRAIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNORS TO HOLD RURAL ECONOMIC MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON BUSINESS LEADERS WANT HIGHWAY TO I-90,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE EDUCATION PANEL MEETS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VIDEO CONFERENCE TO EXAMINE YOUTH PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGENCIES ASK FOR {dollar}89 MILLION MORE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SOME FARM YIELDS BETTER THAN EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CROP INVENTORIES LOWER THAN IN '87,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ABERDEEN OFFICIAL SUGGESTS SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
PRODUCTS LISTED IN NEW CATALOG,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TECHNOLOGY AIDS SPRING WHEAT CROP,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*YOUNKERS HAS NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"HANDICAPPED GAIN JOBS, RESPECT","Argus LeaderOct 05 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*REAP IT AND WEEP,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE CANCELS CATASTROPHIC HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FROM THIEF TO BEGGARMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL MAKES AN OFFER,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE SIOUX FALLS ARENA,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NORIEGA SHOULD FALL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HOLIEN ALCOHOL ABUSE STATEMENT MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STRASSBURG STORY INSPIRING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MASSACRES WORSE THAN BIAS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
WE CAN DESTROY OURSELVES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PUBLIC TV DELIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
POETRY READ-A-THON SCHEDULED IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRACTICE PAYS OFF FOR BRANDON VALLEY BAND,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ZION LUTHERAN MARKS 100 YEARS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"PARENTS, TEACHERS MUST LEAD REFORM EFFORT","Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARLINGTON MAN FACES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRIEST IS SENTENCED FOR SEXUAL CONTACT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON CROWNS HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST OF LISTENING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EPA ORDERS TRI-STATE TO CLEAN SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO LEARN FIRE PREVENTION FROM SPARKY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FISHERMEN FIND WOMAN'S BODY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RAPE VICTIM TRYING TO IDENTIFY ASSAILANT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"RAPES, MURDERS UP","Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*BRANDON VALLEY CROWNS ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRUG INFORMATION MEETINGS ARE SET,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOLGA SITE OF NEAR-ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUSTICE WANTS COURTS TO HAVE OPEN DAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CIVIL RIGHTS CLAIMS BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DROUGHT INCREASES FARM CO-OPS' INCOME,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"ESTIMATED STATE HOGS, PIGS DIP 7 PERCENT","Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
OFFICIAL--BROOKINGS WILL GET WAL-MART,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SEMINAR TO EXPLORE MARKETING CHANGES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FUEL ADDITIVE BILL COULD AID CORN GROWERS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SD JOBLESS RATE CLIMBS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*A DEBATE WITH PUNCH,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SWAT TEAM ACTIONS QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLAN WOULD COST {dollar}84 APIECE IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DRAWING REMOVED BY STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"MINING, OUT-OF-STATE GARBAGE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SEARCH SCRIPTURES, BOYCOTT GAMBLING (L)","Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TERM-LIMIT IDEA GETS NICE BOOST (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOCAL UNITED WAYS ARE NOT CHAPTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
STAGGER OFFICE HOURS FOR COUNTY PERSONNEL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*RELIGIOUS SPIRIT IS COMMON BOND,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NC-17 RATING ADDS UP TO FALSE EQUATION,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST BUILDS MAZE INSIDE ART GALLERY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHEDULE INCLUDES 4 PERFORMANCES IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOSTER BROTHERS CARRY ON SD HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*LINCOLN HIGH CROWNS HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARION BOY HURT IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE IDENTIFY 3 KILLED IN WRECK,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING WORKSHOP SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RIGHT TO LIFE EVENT THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 YOUTHS CHARGED IN ASSAULT OF STUDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POTHOLE PATCHER,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPUTER DELAYS LOTTO AMERICA,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DON'T FEAR UNITED GERMANY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON PLEDGES EDUCATION BOOST,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TV CAMPAIGN ADS SPUR CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AMDAHL'S ORAL LAND DEAL DRAWS CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BILL TO REGULATE CHARITABLE GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS MAN HURT AFTER FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEA BUSINESSES CHIP IN FOR AIRPORT PAVING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMECOMING TAKES ON ENVIRONMENTAL THEME,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
1 GERMANY GOOD NEWS FOR TOURISM,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ESTELLINE WRESTLES WITH NITRATE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
VIETNAM VETERANS TO MEET IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*TOWN TO PRESERVE 19TH-CENTURY GRAVES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NOAH THE PIRANHA TO GET A NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"TWO MEN CHARGED IN BREAK-IN, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NORTH SIOUX CITY OK'S HIKE IN SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*LAYNE READY FOR CHEATERS DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL UNION PLANS MEETING ABOUT OFFER,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD TRYING TO NET WET-MILLING PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CITY EMPLOYERS BATTLE FOR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
TWO BUS PASSENGERS ARRESTED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE DENIES CASTANEIRA FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WRAPPED UP AGAINST THE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD CONGRESSMEN JOIN PERKS OUTCRY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*METHODISTS REACH OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
OTHER DENOMINATIONS ALSO REPORT GROWTH,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
NEWCOMERS OFFER BOOST TO 'CAROUSEL',"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*MINING, FORESTS NO LONGER BUDDIES","Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WASHINGTON HIGH PLAN MAKES SENSE FOR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PEOPLE MUST STOP GOVERNMENT'S WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*ROOSEVELT STOPS LINCOLN 22-9,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CORSON MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTER MEMORIAL SERVICE IS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY TO DEDICATE HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS CHARGED IN DRUG SHIPPING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISONER PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STREETS CLOSED TODAY FOR BAND PARADE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPIRITED HURON WOMAN IS LEADER,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS SETTLE FOR TAX 'TRUCE',"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTO AMERICA BETS NEW ODDS BETTER DEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
6 INMATES INVOLVED IN CREDIT THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MICKELSON, TRIBES AGREE TO MORE TALKS","Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BIOSTRESS LABORATORY TO GET {dollar}1.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN IS ARRESTED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL POLICE CALL SOLICITATION A SCAM,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OBSERVATION TOWER IS DEDICATED TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU FOUNDATION MEETING IS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS DNA TESTING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FORMER YANKTON CENTER ADMINISTRATOR RETURNS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INDIANS NEGOTIATE FOR EQUAL PAY ON JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
3 SCHOOLS CELEBRATE HOMECOMINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NO SETTLEMENT IN MNI WICONI WATER DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PARENTS SAY PIEDMONT TEACHER ABUSIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*BROKAW MAY RUN FOR SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SF PILOT INJURED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*ON THE NIGHT SHIFT, CLERK FIGHTS CRIME","Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
{dollar}1.45 MILLION RECORD PACE FOR AGENCY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*GRAVEYARD SHIFT A REAL-LIFE SOAP OPERA,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CAMERAS HELP CURB CRIME,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
BOOSTING DOWNTOWN AIDS ALL LANDOWNERS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BIBLE DOES NOT ADVOCATE DEATH PENALTY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHILD CUSTODY DISPUTE REPORTS UNBALANCED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY HELPS OTHER BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CLINTON'S PLANS TO RAISE TAXES FOR PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HAAR WOULD HELP BUSH MORE THAN SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
'RELIGIOUS RIGHTS' VENOM WILL REVERBERATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
VOCATIONAL TRAINING IS A SUITCASE ALTERNATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*FOCUSED ON THE NEGATIVE IN PINE RIDGE STORY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COMMODITY FOOD AVAILABLE TO NEEDY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ENERGY SECRETARY PLANS ETHANOL TALK,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FALLEN FIREFIGHTERS TO BE HONORED SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEATING HELP APPLICATIONS OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CRAZY HORSE MEMORIAL LEADER DEDICATED TO TASK,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD BOYHOOD INSPIRES ARTIST,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OPPORTUNITIES GROW FOR RECYCLABLES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FOSS LIKENESS A SIGN OF TIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BAND RESULTS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OLD WEST TRAIL FOUNDATION HONORS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WINNERS OF BAND CORNHUSKING CHAMPIONSHIP...,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SALMON BOUNCE BACK AT OAHE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SPOUSE GETS IRA BREAKS IF BENEFICIARY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PREDICTS SWINE PRICE DIP TO {dollar}30,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES SHOW CLASS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DEADLY SECRET OF FUGITIVE DOESN'T BOTHER FRIEND,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE OPENS SCHOOL TO TEACH MEDITATION,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POVERTY IN SD INCREASES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RUSSIAN STUDENT WORRIES ABOUT HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TOP NAVY OFFICER SHOULD BE FIRED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"DOCTORS, HOSPITALS CHARGE TOO MUCH (L)","Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PLEASE PRAY FOR AN END TO KILLING THE UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SHOULD SUPPORT EQUALITY FOR DISABLED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NAFTA MEANS GOOD BUSINESS FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HALLOWEEN ARTWORK UNBELIEVABLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
JOY DESERVES THANKS FOR GAMBLING FIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
WEST DOESN'T NEED TO SUPPORT MORRELL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
ONLY 34 APPLY FOR STATE FLOOD LOANS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BEEKEEPERS SEE BAD YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
AMBULANCE LICENSE MORATORIUM NEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEDDOW ATTENDS HEALTH CARE BRIEFING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FENDER MISHAP CAUSES OUTAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GATEWAY 2000 OPENS FACTORY IN DUBLIN,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TRANSIT DONATING TO PANTRY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S CHIEF JUSTICE REPORTS NECK PAINS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FOX STATION'S FATE REMAINS UP IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PASTOR LEAVING AFTER ST THERESE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSTON RECEIVES BEER LICENSE TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SENIORS SAY INSURANCE AGENT KEPT PREMIUMS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LINDA MICKELSON PLANNING MOVE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STABBING SUSPECT CHARGED--WINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AGEISM DISCUSSION AT SDSU THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CROPS GAIN GROUND DURING FAIR WEATHER,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NATIONAL 4-H WEEK THROUGH SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAILROADS RECEIVE FLOOD DAMAGE AID,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FINISHING TOUCHES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT LETS STROKE SUIT STAND,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
WAUBAY BOARD TO REVIEW DISCRIMINATION CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
IDAHO COUPLE LOSES ADOPTION APPEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PANDA DONOR DELBRIDGE DIES AT AGE 95,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK THERE ARE PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHASING A BASKETBALL DREAM,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ALCESTER-HUDSON'S SERCK HAS CUBS OFF AND RUNNING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KEEP RHODODENDRONS OUT OF WINTER SUN,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
MOTHER HEARD SON WAS DANGLED FROM BRIDGE BY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MEN ENJOY SPORT DESPITE BLINDNESS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS GET BUMP IN SALARIES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NATION MUST STOP BOGGING SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FUND PROVES WORTH (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*WHITE BUFFALO'S BIRTH SYMBOL OF INDIAN HOPE FOR ALL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BEDDOW CAN MAKE A POSITIVE IMPACT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
MORE MONEY WON'T IMPROVE EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
INITIATIVE 1 WILL BE DREAM OR A NIGHTMARE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY NOT WORTH LIFE OF ONE PERSON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
DRIVERS MUST LET FELLOW STUDENTS FOLLOW RULES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
CRIME BILL A PLUS FOR SOUTH DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
LOTTERY STARTED IN SD IN 1989,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY POOL NUMBERS 90 IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KURALT'S FATHER ILL; VISIT HERE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED FOR FORCE-FEEDING BOY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEDDOW OPPOSES LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*GUARD, SCHOOL HOOK UP TO TEACH STUDENTS","Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEEN-AGERS TRASH CITY HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY'S HOSPITALS CONTINUE THE FIGHT OVER BEST PRICES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN FINED {dollar}250 FOR MISTREATING FIVE DOGS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT PRESIDENT ADMITS DWI ARREST,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FIRE RESTRICTIONS LIFTED IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD MAN ARRESTED AFTER 105-MILE CHASE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*MAN, 19, DIES IN ONE-CAR ROLLOVER","Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*COLLEGE SUPPORT LOWEST IN REGION,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WOMAN WHO LEFT BABY TO DIE DENIED PAROLE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
USD RECEIVES {dollar}1.1 MILLION GRANT FOR RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DISEASE PREVENTION OFFICIAL URGING EARLY FLU SHOTS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PAST MAYOR OF HIGHMORE DIES AT AGE 64,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"HARDING, BUTLER EXPAND CITIBANK DEBATE ON TV","Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"BIDS ON NEW COURTHOUSE {dollar}300,000 BELOW ESTIMATE","Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NEW CHURCH TO SERVE HISPANIC EXPECTED IN DEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*KEEGAN OFFERS OPTIONS IF TAX CUT PASSES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
MITCHELL TO BUILD ARENA IF TAX-CAP ISSUE FAILS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
DAKOTA 1'S EFFECT ON SIOUX FALLS SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
BANK TO OPEN CASTLEWOOD BRANCH,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LINCOLN GIVES FIRST APPROVAL TO BONDS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*MUNSEN FACES ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY RECEIVES HIGH MARKS IN TOP-10 LIST,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*IMPROVISING IN KITCHEN LEADS TO DELICIOUS RESULTS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SOUTHEAST NOW SD'S LARGEST VO-TECH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARTICLE REMINDS PUBLIC OF GOOD IN THE WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITY NEEDS POLICY FOR COURTESY PARKING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CORRECTIONS CENTER MISUSED BY THE COUNTY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PUT GOD IN CENTER OF EACH FAMILY'S LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CROWDED INMATES TRANSFER TO CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
RIGHTS COMMISSION NEEDS FULL BOARD (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SIMPSON CASE INVITES FEW MODEST CHANGES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
US WEST REQUEST FOR RATE INCREASE GALLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*FESTIVAL OF BANDS SATURDAY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STANDARDS TOO BROAD (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*VIKINGS HOPE TO BE BETTER IN LONG RUN,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*VERDI CHARGED AGE, DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION","Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BEER, MONEY STOLEN IN ROBBERIES","Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAILURE TO REGISTER LEADS TO ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RIVER PLAN SUBJECT OF PUBLIC HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
2.9% TUITION INCREASE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*ENCOURAGE MOTORISTS TO WATCH FOR WHITE CANES, DOGS","Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SMALL-TOWN DUMPS GET REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*REGIONAL LANDFILLS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
TEXAS TROOPERS CAPTURE MAN WANTED FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MISTY GLEN WINS 2ND ROUND IN ZONING WAR,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"RIVER BIRDGE CHANCES 50%, JOHNSON SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TO SPEAK AT PRO-LIFE MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CITY COUNCIL VOTES TO FIRE POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"ARTISTS, WRITERS FOCUS ON PLURALISM","Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FOUNDATION WANTS TO BUY PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*ZONING COMMISSION TO VOTE ON FEEDLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FARMERS RECEIVE OK FOR DAIRY FEEDLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FARMERS UNION TO FIGHT NEW SALES TAXES,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*PICK YOUR OWN PUMPKINS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"FARM AID CONCERT SHARE FOR SD ABOUT {dollar}96,000","Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
RECYCLABLE PRICES DROP AFTER RECORD HIGH,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*KNOWN FOR GIVING FROM THE HEART,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*WOMEN IN THE WORK FORCE,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"METHODISTS HOPE TO RAISE {dollar}150,000 TO FIGHT HUNGER","Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
'BEST LEGAL MIND THE STATE' DIES AT 79,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COSTNERS FILE LAWSUIT AGAINST BUILDERS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*MAKING OF THE MEADOWS,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
STATE FARMLAND VALUES UP 4.2% FROM LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
"16 SD WORKERS DUE {dollar}14,493 BACK PAY","Argus LeaderOct 05 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*NO BIG CRISES DURING IOWA VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NO BIG CRISES DURING IOWA VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EROS FEDERAL EMPLOYEES MAY FEEL PAYCHECK BITE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE POLKA DANCERS DURING THE FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EROS FEDERAL EMPLOYEES MAY FEEL PAYCHECK BITE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE SERVICE COSTS MAN A JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EX-STATE OFFICIAL PLEADS INNOCENT IN SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EX-STATE OFFICIAL PLEADS INNOCENT IN SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'BALANCE' JUGGLES LIFE'S BITTER CHOICES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*'BALANCE' JUGGLES LIFE'S BITTER CHOICES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
STATE LOSS OF FUNDS FEARED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HUNTERS TO FIND CLOSED ROADS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CANISTOTA MOTHER SUMMONED FOR SON'S TRUANCY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CANISTOTA MOTHER SUMMONED FOR SON'S TRUANCY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*HARVEST MOON BRIEF BUT SWEET,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW WARNS DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW WARNS DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"OIL, GAS LEASES SET RECORD","Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PRESSLER TO BREW ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PRESSLER TO BREW ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
AWARDS TO BE PRESENTED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SKILL BUILDING WORKSHOP SET,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
WESTERN'S PLIGHT AND SD AIR MAP (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NEVER BETTER REASON TO THROW RASCALS OUT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
TEACHERS' RANKING IN PAY DISCOURAGING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
TEACHERS' RANKING IN PAY DISCOURAGING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
READER INCENSED OVER US ENERGY BROCHURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
READER INCENSED OVER US ENERGY BROCHURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
PRESSLER DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
STUDY EXPECTED TO CLAIM FUTURE OF MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY RECEIVES ARTIFACTS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FARMERS' GROUP TO DISCUSS ENERGY AND TRANSPORTATION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY RECEIVES ARTIFACTS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FARMERS' GROUP TO DISCUSS ENERGY AND TRANSPORTATION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"SD GROUP BLENDS RELIGION, POLITICS","Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SD GROUP BLENDS RELIGION, POLITICS","Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIKING FANS KICK AFTER TV GAME CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'HISTORY OF OUR LIVES' ACTORS CONNECT PAST & PRESENT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*'HISTORY OF OUR LIVES' ACTORS CONNECT PAST & PRESENT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SYMPHONY EXCELS IN FIRST PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NEGATIVE TONE HITS CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*SIOUX WIN NCC MEET-LEGGE IS MEDALIST,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX WIN NCC MEET-LEGGE IS MEDALIST,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILD WEATHER HAMPERS DUCK SEASON OPENER,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CORN PICKERS REVIVE THE PAST,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHIPPEWA SAVE FOOD CUSTOMS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CHIPPEWA SAVE FOOD CUSTOMS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW SELECTS STUDENT REGENT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LANGUAGE BARRIER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KULL SHOULD EXPLAIN GASOHOL TAX VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ADVICE FOR MCGOVERN ON NON-DEBATORS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LIKED EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ABDNOR FEARS DEBATE TEST OF HIS VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WHETHER PEOPLE RULE IS REAL DOVE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DISPUTES OPPONENT OF CITY SMOKING BAN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ENERGY FUNDS ASKED FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEEDY SOUTH DAKOTANS TO BE AIDED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS' ETSI-PAID ARIZ TRIP QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATORS' ETSI-PAID ARIZ TRIP QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WITNESS--IT WAS 'KILL OR BE KILLED',"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WITNESS--IT WAS 'KILL OR BE KILLED',"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WITNESS--IT WAS 'KILL OR BE KILLED',"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*FOR LOCAL COUNTRY SINGER, IT'S A MATTER OF TIME","Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FOR LOCAL COUNTRY SINGER, IT'S A MATTER OF TIME","Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FOR LOCAL COUNTRY SINGER, IT'S A MATTER OF TIME","Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALZ RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JOHN & JEANETTE EICHAKER EXHIBITED CHAMPION EWE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SHERMOE TO JUDGE SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WALZ RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SIOUXLAND CHAPTER OF SF RECEIVED RECOGNITION AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RED CROSS HONORS MAURINE BENZ,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WEATHER AIDS HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SDSU BATTLES NDSU--FOR THE REST OF NCC,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"AIM, GOVERNMENT WORK OUT CAMP AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"AIM, GOVERNMENT WORK OUT CAMP AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"AIM, GOVERNMENT WORK OUT CAMP AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AIM CAMP LEADERS SAY WINTER WON'T STOP CAMP,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AIM CAMP LEADERS SAY WINTER WON'T STOP CAMP,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MOUNT VERNON FAMILY OFFERS REWARD IN KILLINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EAST SIDE CHURCH'S STEEPLE BEING REPLACED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RULING AGAINST INMATE UPHELD,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
RULING AGAINST INMATE UPHELD,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SD 3RD IN QUALITY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SD 3RD IN QUALITY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
RULING AGAINST INMATE UPHELD,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
OSWALD IDENTIFIED 'BEYOND DOUBT' (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BREAKING POINT NEAR FOR ELECTRICITY USERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GORDMAN STORE WELCOME ADDITION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GORDMAN STORE WELCOME ADDITION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES EDITORIAL ON LIQUOR LICENSE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WATER LEGISLATION CALLED FORWARD STEP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LEAD MAN DIES IN GOLD MINE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN EX-WIFE'S STABBING-ZELL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE MAN CAPTURED AFTER JAIL ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LEAD MAN DIES IN GOLD MINE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*LEARNING DISABILITY HAUNTS GRADUATE STUDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*LEARNING DISABILITY HAUNTS GRADUATE STUDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE MAN CAPTURED AFTER JAIL ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR CRITICIZED FOR 'PAY RAISE' VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MONDALE TO ATTEND DASCHLE FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
ABDNOR CRITICIZED FOR 'PAY RAISE' VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"{dollar}500,000 IN JEWELRY STOLEN IN RAPID CITY","Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"REPUBLIC ENDS PIERRE SERVICE, NORTHERN AIR BEGINS","Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DAKOTA PROP PETITIONS DUE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PART OF WHITTIER AREA REZONED FOR HOUSING,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DAKOTA PROP PETITIONS DUE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PART OF WHITTIER AREA REZONED FOR HOUSING,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FEW OPPOSE JANKLOW ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BANKS--I HAD NO PLAN TO RETURN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS CONTINUE TO PLOW UP LAND FOR CROPS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"11,600 SD HOMES LACK INDOOR PLUMBING","Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN SPLITS VOTE ON TWO BOND ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SD WEATHER HAS LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*USD--THROUGH THE YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THE MONSTER THAT ATE THE MAYFAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEDICATED SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NATIONAL LAND JUDGING,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
OUTSTANDING JAYCETTES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
25 YEARS OF SERVICE FOR MERT STOWSAND,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*LOVE THAT LUTEFISK,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OLD JAIL CONSIDERED FOR HALFWAY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER--BITTNER DIDN'T COMMIT MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC CANDIDATES UNOPPOSED TO NUCLEAR POWER,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUNG MEANS EXPRESSES REMORSE FOR CRIME,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN AGAIN EYES PRESIDENTIAL RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ROBERTS WANTS REAGAN--NOT NCPAC,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AGREES WITH DASCHLE ON NUCLEAR FREEZE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUDGET AMENDMENT NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPPORT URGED FOR MORRELL EVENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEACHERS' RATING OF DASCHLE QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CATHOLIC SCHOOL POLICY EXPLAINED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
REAGAN'S VACATIONS--COST CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DEALER SAYS HIS BUSINESS HURT BY LIES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*GROCERY-DRUG STORE OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MANOR UNFAIR TO UNIONIZED EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BILL OK'D BY CONGRESS FOR NOW ACCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ASSAULT-BURGLARY CASE MOVED TO CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
LEFHOLZ TO DROP WATER SUIT IF ELECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
COLORADO MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ESCAPED TRUSTY TURNS HIMSELF IN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FORMER SD WOMAN KILLED IN ARKANSAS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MAN BLEEDS TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
3RD MAN CHARGED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ABSENTEE VOTING BEGINS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
EDUCATION GROUP BACKS REPUBLICANS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
GERMAN-AMERICANS NOTE 300TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
POLICE STAKE-OUT RESULTS IN ARREST,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*DAY SPENT DANCING, COOKING, SINGING","Argus LeaderOct 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VARIED FEELING ABOUT JENKINS RETURN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOWNTOWN GAS STATION WILL REMAIN OPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOLD DEALERS EXPECT CONTINUED DROP IN PRICES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO GOING INTO MORE HOMES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STATE REACTIVATES BOARD FOR SCHOOL, LANDS","Argus LeaderOct 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN WOMAN'S ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WESTERN LIKELY TO WIN PIERRE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN HOPES TO SHAKE UP VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SKETCHES OF AUTUMN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAGAZINE GIVES JANKLOW APOLOGY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BETTER LIFE EXPECTANCY FOR US (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RUTHTON SLAYINGS NOT FARM VIOLENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOOTBALL RACE HAS GONE TO THE QUARTERBACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VIKINGS INVADE STREETS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, TRIBE SETTLE FISHING FLAP","Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN--NIXON BETTER THAN REAGAN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL SHUTS PLANT IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*50 ATTEND CANDLELIGHT MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*THE BLESSINGS OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ARTS COUNCIL GRANT GETS PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
LENNOX APPRECIATES COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
'HMS PINAFORE',"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JURY FINDS STATE'S ATTORNEY NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES TRIAL FOR ABANDONING INFANT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARADE OPENS MINNESOTA AVENUE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO THEFT, DRUG CHARGES","Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WILL MISS VIKING DAYS PARADE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL ASKS COURT TO STOP HEARING,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN LET OUT OF JAIL AFTER ARREST,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN REACHES ONE-THIRD,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHEAP FOOD POLICY IS ROUGH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"FREE SOCIETY, PRESS INSEPARABLE (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GET OFF IVORY TOWER, ARGUS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"NURSES DESERVE THANKS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DON'T ABUSE VOLUNTEERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CONCERN OVER ISSUES LACKING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PLANNING HELP IS AVAILABLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
JUDGE DISMISSES LAWSUIT BROUGHT BY CHURCH,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN IN SERIOUS CONDITION AFTER CYCLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MONTANA MAN DIES IN BOX ELDER,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OLDHAM SCHOOL DISTRICT MERGER SUPPORTED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP TOURS NUKE WASTE DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW WARNS OF HIGHWAY MONEY PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
POLITICAL VINDICTIVENESS CONCERNS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TELEVISION STATION HIRES JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DEGREE NOT DIVORCE PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS BREAK GROUND FOR NEW FIRM,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PENNINGTON COUNTY LOSES TAX APPEAL CHANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RC MAN FACES PROSTITUTION CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3 MEN DIE IN JET CRASH AT ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HEARINGS IN SEX ABUSE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
UPHOLDS RIGHT TO WORK LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
JOBLESS RATE STAYS HIGH FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BOY'S GENEROSITY INSPIRED PARENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEEDS TO GET BACK TO ITS JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LET'S HELP STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
US HAS PRIORITIES MIXED UP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*USD DOWNS AUGUSTANA 42-24,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DEER NUMBERS UP IN EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FOX SEASON OPENS OCT 26,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MADISON GROUP TO PROMOTE PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*FARMER CONTINUES FIGHT FROM PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE ARTIST WITHIN SURFACES AT SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW URGES STATE'S LIBRARIANS TO GET INVOLVED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIPESTONE BAND WINS OPTIMIST CLUB FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ILLEGAL DISPOSAL AT BRUCE ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANNUAL FESTIVAL FULFILLS FOOD-LOVER'S FANTASY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BRANDON TO VOTE ON SCHOOL ADDITION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PACKING PLANT ASKS HURON TO ISSUE BONDS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FREE WEEKEND A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTED REGENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW--LAW TO STOP NUISANCE SUITS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*DIDN'T PLAN ON WINNING RAFFLE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
"*A BRUSH, PAINT AND HOPE","Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAYE FULLER-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*'TIS THE SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
UNITED NATIONAL TO ACQUIRE SUNBANK FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SOUTHWEST PROJECT WILL DRY UP PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOST FAMILIES SOUGHT FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SORORITY CHAPTER PLANS FALL FLING,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MORGANS GIVE TO SDSU MUSIC FUND,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
APPLIES OVERDUE PRESSURE ON S AFRICA (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"STATE OF LIBRARIES HURTS STUDENTS, OTHER USERS","Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BAND NEEDS BETTER COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*RUN FOR THE GOVERNOR'S MANSION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AWARENESS WEEK FOCUSES ON ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAKES LEAVE OF SENSES WHEN LEAVES FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO VOTE ON REVISION TO TANK RULE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AGENCY WANTS INPUT ON USING RAILS FOR TRAILS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BIG RAINS MAY MEAN BIG RIVER MEETING TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE RAIL LINE TO BE IMPROVED WITH GRANT MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEATHER HAS RUNWAY PROJECT IN HOLDING PATTERN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 WATERTOWN BUILDINGS TURNED INTO GRAIN BINS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*AIR FORCE AIRS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FARM GROUP RAISING POLITICAL AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
COURT REJECTS INDIAN ACTIVIST'S APPEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR--MORRELL PRESSURED ME,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"910,000 GAMBLE ON STATE LOTTERY","Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AUSTAD ON THE MARK ABOUT LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NETWORK SHOW DISTORTS MORRELL SITUATION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER HOLDS GROUND (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AVOID UNNECESSARY EXPENSE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
PRO-DEATH FORCES LOSE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BEING LATE IS EXERCISE IN IMAGINATION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HANDGUN INCIDENT REPORTED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KILIAN TO CELEBRATE 10TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON RECEIVES HOG FARM CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNRUH GAINS AWARD FROM PRO-LIFE GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GETS 10 YEARS IN HIGHWAY DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKATEBOARDERS LOSE COMMISSION BATTLE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHILD SUPPORT COLLECTIONS RISE SHARPLY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY PLANNING ITS CENTENNIAL ROLE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHILD INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PARENTING EXPERT OFFERS TIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
YANKTON FIRM GETS STATE LOAN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MARCH,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE JOBLESS RATE TAKES DECLINE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE NURSING GROUP SAYS CHANGES NEEDED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*ROST SPARKS O'GORMAN TO REGION TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OFFERS NO CLEAR-CUT WINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
OUR CALLERS' OVERWHELMING DEBATE WINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON SPACE PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BENTSEN FAR OUTSHINES QUAYLE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MARCHING BANDS SHOW TALENT HERE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MINE HELPS KEEP LEAD ALIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
NELSON GOOD ADMINISTRATOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*DOGS AWAIT AN ADOPTION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BISHOP GETS A LITTLE FUN OUT OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WATERFOWL HUNTERS WILL HAVE FEWER TARGETS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DUBISAR LEAD LINCOLN TO CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HUNTING GUIDELINES MIGHT BE STRENGTHENED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
MASONIC COMMANDER TO SPEAK AT YANKTON,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT APPEARS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TAX HEARINGS BEGIN TUESDAY IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VOLK USING OUT-OF-STATE MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BLENDS CAMPAIGN STOP WITH CAUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHERNOBYL DISASTER DOWNPLAYED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TALKS FOCUS ON SENIORITY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NO CANVASS OF PHONE DEREGULATION VOTES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*BUSH SAYS STYLE MATRONLY, NOT FLASHY","Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
MINING VOTE PIVOTAL--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
DIM VIEW OF DAKOTA PROP II,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
COUPLE GETS PRISON TERMS FOR GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW BUYS TRAVEL AGENCY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
TRIBAL BILLS GET REAGAN SIGNATURE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*CITY BUILDS UP ITS IMAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EX-CITY MAN RECALLS 'INCOMPARABLE' HORSE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY CLERGY SEARCH FOR MEANING,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
2 LEAVE BOARD OF REGENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORE LEEWAY IN USE OF FEDERAL SCHOOL FUNDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REPORTS FALSE--PHEASANTS ARE GONE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOULD NOT FEEL TOO SMUG ABOUT EXODUS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GIRL RAPED INTELLECTUALLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
NOW SHOWS TRUE COLORS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BICKERING MARS MEETING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VERDICT CONDONES TOT ABUSE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HERE'S REST OF THE STORY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*FETTERS NAMED THEATER SUPERVISOR,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROLLING STONES PASS ROAD TEST AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX CITIANS PLAN CRASH MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DRAMA TEACHERS TEST THEIR TALENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ALUMNI WELCOME AT HOBO DAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"CITY GETS {dollar}125,000 FOR WASTE PIPELINE","Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FUND-RAISER STARTED FOR MITCHELL BOY, 5","Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE HAVE SKETCH OF RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU LAB RECEIVES {dollar}1.7 MILLION FUNDING,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZEN GROUP ELECTS NEW BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A CENTENNIAL PROJECT AT VALLEY SPRINGS REST AREA,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANTON GOLF COURSE NO PLACE FOR GRAVEYARD,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FORMER COLONY MEMBERS ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINT WANTS HOFF INTERVIEW OFF RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MULDER ARRIVES AT IOWA PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ETHANOL TAX BREAK IS PASSED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC MEETINGS BY PHONE TO BE EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DECREE OF DIVORCE 1989 MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ALLEN WANTS TREATMENT CENTER MOVED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AVERAGE SD SPEED 58 MILES AN HOUR,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BELVIDERE FARMER KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MICKELSON TO HOLD TOWN MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER DISCUSSES IMPACT AID FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN TEACHER WINS STATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"EDITOR SHOWS TOUCH ON COURT, PAPER","Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOLFGANG CHASES PAIR OF WINS IN NY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
MICKELSON--ASCS SHOULD DO REPORTS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SPECIALIST HIRED TO HELP RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*COMPUTER ARCHITECT SHARES LOOK AT FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*AMBULANCE FIRM FACES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*READY TO BURST,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE CAN'T HALT HSC UNION VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DELEGATION SEEKS MORE TAXES ON THE WEALTHY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MUSIC FOR THE MATURE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PRESBYTERIANS BRANCH INTO WEST SIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CERAMICS SHOW OPENS SUNDAY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
AREA WRITERS TO SPEAK AT YANKTON CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*'FANTASIA' STILL SETS STANDARD IN ANIMATION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*POEMS OF 'IMPRESSIONS' OUT OF CONTEXT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HAS LINKS TO LIQUOR INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROTEST INCREASE IN MEDICARE COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*LINCOLN SINGS WINNING TUNE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DONATIONS TO TROOPS NOW BEING ACCEPTED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEATING ASSISTANCE APPLICATIONS OPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PREHISTORIC MAMMALS JOIN ZOO THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICAN GROUP TO BACK MUENSTER,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WATER PRESSURE, FLOW TO BE REDUCED IN CITY","Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUMPKINS FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO REAL SOLUTIONS IN SIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL OK'S INSURANCE LAW CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ORAL LAND DEAL OK,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY CRACKS DOWN ON SKATEBOARDING,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRISON CAMP ESCAPEE CAPTURED IN FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONSERVATION OFFICERS TO MEET IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GERMAN SAYS SOME HARBOR RESENTMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HARRISBURG LIFTS WATER RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPINK COUNTY JURY AWARDS ND WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOLSEY MAN KILLED IN VEHICLE ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS CLASSIC IS NETWORK FEATURE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HERSHEY RAISING FUNDS FOR MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FASTING JEOPARDIZES HIS LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BACK FROM THE BRINK,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SINGER CONQUERS DEAFNESS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"HOBO DAY HOPES ARE HIGH, SO ARE FEARS","Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EARLY PRIMARY GETS WELCOME NEW LIFE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MNI-WATERGATE IN PIERRE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INMATE SAYS TERMS FOR ABUSERS UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TIME FOR GOVERNOR TO FOCUS ON HIS JOB (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
KUDOS TO COUNTIES FOR SHUNNING SALE TAX (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SHOULD MIND ITS OWN BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SCHOOL NUTRITION STORY NOT ACCURATE PICTURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SD HAS REPUTATION AS PRO-TOBACCO STATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
STOP AND 'THINK' ABOUT SIGN RIBBONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"'PEACEMAKERS' THRIVE ON RHETORIC, NOT PEACE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
"DR WILLIAMS, DAHMER COMPARISON ATTACKED (L)","Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
"FREE MEALS, MOVIES FOR TRAINEES OFF BASE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
RAMBLINGS CHILDISH AND SILLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
"*STEVENS, LENNOX RUNNERS DOUBLE","Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ALLEGED RAPE OF 8-YEAR-OLD GIRL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CAMPAIGN RAISES {dollar}5,000 IN SD","Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S CONFERENCE SET FOR OCTOBER 18-20,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS WILL KEY IN TO SD PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ONE COOL PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELEGATES TRAVEL FROM POTSDAM GERMANY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MITCHELL GRAD FEATURED IN 'PLAYBOY',"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LAKE COUNTY COMMISSIONER OF MADISON DIES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BROWN COUNTY SITE PLACED ON REGISTER,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL TO SELL DEPOT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEWSPAPER STARTS UP ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRIEST ORGANIZES JAPANESE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENTENCING SET IN SIMPLE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION CROWNS HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*COMPETE IN STATE COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CHARGES DROPPED IN '90 RALLY SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
POWER PLANT CLOSED UNTIL OCTOBER 28,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WATERTOWN GRANT CUT BY HALF,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SIOUX CITY STOCKYARDS SHADOW OF FORMER SELF,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
AIRLINE CONNECTS PIERRE AND DENVER,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOG NUMBERS RISE BY 9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TEEN LEADERSHIP SEMINAR PLANNED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*RETIREE BRINGS NEW LIFE TO TIRES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SCHIZOPHRENIC WHEN IT COMES TO GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*JEANS REMAIN IN VOGUE AMONG TEENS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"*JOHNSON, GRIFFITH CONVEY PAIN IN 'PARADISE'","Argus LeaderOct 06 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*MOM RESCUED BY ANGEL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHWAN CALLED BILLIONAIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE AD CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRATS PLAY SANTA TO UNWARY VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NON-INVOLVEMENT DIDN'T MAKE SF NUMBER 1 (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SD INCUMBENTS SAFE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE PUTS ELECTION TACTICS INTO FULL GEAR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
DAY CARE ABUNDANT FOR THOSE WHO LOOK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
JAIL INMATE CHARGED IN ARSON INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND DEAD IN CRASHED CAR,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MCKENNAN GETS NEW HELICOPTER AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RC MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES TO HONOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CLINTON OFFICIAL SAYS SMALL STATES BIG TO CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DEMOCRAT BRYAN DID WIN SD IN 1896,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PROGRESSIVE SD EDUCATOR DIES AT 50,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS LOSE REZONING BATTLE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ON LEAF DUTY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*PILOT PUSHES LIMIT IN SKY AND LIFE, FRIENDS SAY","Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ACCUSED MURDERER TO UNDERGO TESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUFFALOES TO BE SOLD AT BLUE MOUND PARK,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON DEDICATES BLACK HILLS TRAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE SAY 1992 HOBO DAY CALM,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SNICKERS AND A DEW POWER PEDAL CHAMP,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT TO HEAR SD TRIBAL LAND CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SEXUAL ABSTINENCE BILL COMPLIANCE SHAKY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE AD MAN MUST LEAVE POST,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
TRIAL STARTS TODAY OVER MORRELL BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*BLAZING BACK NINE SPARKS BOBCATS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOME EC COURSES MUCH MORE NOW THAN STITCH AND STEW,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FUTURE OF GOVERNOR'S OFFICE MURAL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUN SCRAMBLES CABLE TV RECEPTION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STATE LAWMAKERS CALL FOR END TO MISSION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AREA RESIDENTS TIRE OF BOTCHED RAIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*TAXPAYERS MUST LEAD WAY TO CURB SPENDING,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GET US TROOPS OUT OF SOMALIA (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
REASONS FOR MURDER WERE OVERSIMPLIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FOX TV STATION TO STAY ON CABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN TO GET {dollar}550,000 FOR LOST BUSINESS","Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCHING FOR ARMED ROBBER,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 SOUTH DAKOTANS DIE IN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROJECT MAY TRAMPLE BURIAL SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE CHARMS OF FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COOL WEATHER SLOWS ANTHRAX SPREAD,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LANDLORD DENIES DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEBRASKA WITHDRAWS PLAN OPPOSING WASTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"ABOUREZK, ALLEN ADDRESS DEMOCRATS","Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"ALUMNI TO HONOR MICKELSONS, HAINJE","Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RESERVATIONS TO GET GRANTS FOR CHILD AID,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERCOLOR ARTIST TO GIVE MUSEUM TALK,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-THEATER MANAGER FACES SEX LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STUDENTS SHOW GROWING INTEREST IN AG CLASSES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"TO LIMIT BEER LICENSES, CURB CASINO GROWTH","Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HOSPICE FOR AIDS SUFFERERS STUDIED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*RECEIVES PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR SEVERE NECK PAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"FARM AID DELIVERS {dollar}541,500 TO ASSIST GROUPS IN 24","Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN FOUND INNOCENT OF MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE REFUSES BOND FOR WINNER MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*TRUMP ATTACKS INDIAN GAMBLING OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JOHNSON DEFENDS STATE TRIBES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*STATE'S FARMERS SALVAGE SOYBEANS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*LINCOLN'S SPEED BEATS WASHINGTON'S SIZE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FOOD LABELS MADE EASIER TO SWALLOW,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEWSPAPER TABLECLOTH A CATCHALL FOR SHRIMP DINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CHANGING MILK LABEL MORE THAN WRITING NEW WORDS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
LOCAL CHEFS PLAN AUCTION TO BENEFIT MARCH OF DIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*HE DIDN'T LEAVE BUDGET DEFICIT IN '87,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRISON WORKERS CONSIDER JOINING UNION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*WITH LOTTERY OFF, CHANGES ARE MINIMAL, MANY CONTEND","Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MOST CALLERS WANT VIDEO LOTTERY BACK,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
OPEN UP STATE'S JUVENILE SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LET FREE TRADE FLOW (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--IF THE MEASURE PASSES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JOHNSON'S VOTES WEREN'T COMPROMISING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HIKE PLAYERS' TAKE FROM VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SALES-TAX REVENUE TO DROP WITHOUT GAMES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MOUNT RUSHMORE WALLS DETRACT FROM MEMORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SUPREME COURT STANCE TOO LONG DELAYED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
INDIANS STILL SUFFER UNDER US IMPERIALISM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
BEDDOW CLEAR CHOICE TO BE NEXT GOVERNOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
JANKLOW'S ATTACK ON WESLEYAN UNCALLED FOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
GAMBLING WILL CONTINUE WITHOUT VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"WOMEN DON'T LEAD BY WHINING, NAGGING (L)","Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
FIRST CHURCH BUILT IN CITY IN 1872,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BOY, 12, ROBBED BY TEENS, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EROS PROCESSING SHUTTLE INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY PROGRAM SHARES HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LUTHERANS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY LOSS FORCES FIRST LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SEXUAL-ASSAULT PROTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AND FLU SEASON ISN'T EVEN HERE YET,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
USES GORY PRESENTATION TO CURB UNDERAGE DRINKING,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SEVENTY MAY RUN FOR NEW COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS POLICE INVESTIGATING RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 20 YEARS FOR POKER-TABLE FRAUD,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BUILDING DEDICATED TO LATE GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PYSCHOLOGY LAB TO BE EXPANDED,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*VOTERS REJECT BONDS FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRENCHES MAY STOP SLOW-MOVING LANDSLIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HIGHWAY TUNNEL WORK MAY COST {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EX-TRIBAL CHAIRMAN LEADS VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"*{dollar}200,000 SPILLWAY REPAIR","Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
USD PRINTMAKING SEMINAR ATTRACTS NATIONWIDE INTEREST,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"ENROLLMENT REACHES NEW RECORD: 26,671","Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TWO SD WATER PROJECTS RECEIVE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SNAKE COLLECTOR OF HERRICK DIES MONDAY AT 72,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*{dollar}2.5 MILLION PROJECT TO RESTORE WALL LAKE A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*US ATTORNEY'S OFFICE REORGANIZES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
BEDDOW CRITICIZES MITCHELL BILLBOARD ON ABORTION,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
LOCAL LABORATORY AWAITS LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*ON THE ROAD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CITIBANK OFFERS ATM BROKERAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*HOWARD'S ALL-WOMEN CREW HAS 'BEST SEAT IN HOUSE',"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EXHIBIT GOES UP IN SMOKE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS CRAMMING WITH STYLE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A OR B FOR SCHOOL PERFORMANCE (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*NETTLETON COLLEGE TO CLOSE AFTER 76 YEARS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*1 IN 7 IN SD REMAINS BELOW THE POVERTY LEVEL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*JUST LIKE IN SPRING, RAIN STOPS FARMERS","Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SPORTS OBSESSION DEBASES VALUES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME COMING TO GIVE SCHOOLS MORE TOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"RIGHTS OF LOBBYISTS NEED PROTECTING, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER'S POLITICAL CRIES RINGING HOLLOW (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PERMITTING INMATES TO SMOKE IS HYPOCRISY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*NEW SCENERY PUMPS SALES FOR FILM SERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'AMERICAN QUILT' A TALE OF WOMEN WILLING TO GROW,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PEONIES CAN BE TRANSPLANTED LATE IN YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FREEMAN FLIES TO NO. 1,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOSPITAL NAMESAKE HELPED CREATE VA,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"ELECTRICITY OUTAGE AFFECTS 2,300 HOMES","Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KEEGAN'S SON GOES HOME AFTER FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MORE UNREGISTERED FELONS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"GANG MEMBER ENTERS PLEA IN RAPE, BEATING","Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MOODY COUNTY TO FEEDLOT: NO,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WILDLIFE OFFICIALS CLEARING LAKE OF DEAD WATERFOWL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FEDERAL PROSECUTORS LOOKING FOR PARENTS WHO OWE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MORE SCHOOLS PURSUE EARLY STARTS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL'S STUDENT PRESIDENT GETS JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
ND FARMER WINS ROSEBUD PROGRESSIVE JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE INSTITUTE TO TRAIN IN COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TWO STUDENTS NAMED AS '95 USD ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROPOSED BIA BUDGET CUTS CONCERN RESERVATION LEADERS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*STORMS DUMP RAIN ACROSS THE STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*PRISON CAMP INMATE FINED IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*ENROLLMENT FIGURES SHOW 5.1% DECLINE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WEEKEND FORUM OFFERS SEVERAL TOPICS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*RIDING THE TRAILS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FARMERS UNION WAVERS ON DRIVE TO REPEAL TAXES,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TWO CASES OF INFECTION DETECTED AT AREA SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
EDUCATOR LIFTS OFF FROM FOURTH STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*MINISTERED AS GOD'S SERVANT,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*PRISON WALKAWAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
WILL BUY 860 SERVICE CENTERS FROM KMART,"Argus LeaderOct 06 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
ALMANAC PREDICTS COLD JANUARY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROSEBUD LEADER HEADS NATIONAL INDIAN GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD LEADER HEADS NATIONAL INDIAN GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*'HOBO KING' JOINS STUDENTS BUMS' REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*'HOBO KING' JOINS STUDENT BUMS' REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC FORUM TO DEAL WITH HOE-DOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DASCHLE WANTS TO CUT LIMOUSINE USE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HIGH SKY ROUGH ON DUCK HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PUBLIC FORUM TO DEAL WITH HOE-DOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ABERDEEN ZOO CONDITIONS CALLED MISERABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SHARP SD TAX DEBATE AHEAD (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SHARP SD TAX DEBATE AHEAD (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GANNETT PRAISED FOR PAULINE ORDER SERIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
WHY REPUBLICANS PICK SEN PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
GANNETT PRAISED FOR PAULINE ORDER SERIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SEES JUSTICE SYSTEM SUBVERTING RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"PUBLIC LOSES IN GAG ORDERS, CLOSED TRIALS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
COMPROMISE URGED FOR DOLL MUSEUM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SEES JUSTICE SYSTEM SUBVERTING RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"PUBLIC LOSES IN GAG ORDERS, CLOSED TRIALS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SEES JUSTICE SYSTEM SUBVERTING RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"PUBLIC LOSES IN GAG ORDERS, CLOSED TRIALS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SAYS HURD DENIED RIGHTS BY OFFICIALS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
"*LEGEND, GEOLOGY, HISTORY, FANTASY-DEVILS TOWER","Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
PRESS GROUP PRAISES JUDGE NICHOL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESS GROUP PRAISES JUDGE NICHOL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
QUARTET MASTERS CHANGING MOODS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESS GROUP PRAISES JUDGE NICHOL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESS GROUP PRAISES JUDGE NICHOL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PICKUPS JOIN BATTLE OF THE PULL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.A, p.19, col.1"
*MACKLIN'S BIG DAY LIFTS JACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TD AT HORN LIFTS SIOUX,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRAIRIE CHICKEN MAKES COMEBACK IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
*CITY POPULAR WITH RETAIL DISCOUNT BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*CITY POPULAR WITH RETAIL DISCOUNT BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
PORK PLENTIFUL PRICES PALTRY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*GROCERIES LOOKING TO EXPAND-SAFEWAY OPENS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.3"
FEW LOCAL MARKETS UNIONIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.6"
FEW LOCAL MARKETS UNIONIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.6"
JOINT VENTURE WORKSHOP PLANNED,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
JOINT VENTURE WORKSHOP PLANNED,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
STOCKYARDS OWNER'S EARNINGS UP,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.2"
OUTSTANDING LOANS TOTAL HIGHER,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.4"
KNOWLEDGE HELPS TO EASE FEAR OF CANCER,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY FACES TUMOR'S ANGUISH,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHILDREN LEARN HOW TO LEARN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PETS GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LYDIA STRIDE-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS 3 BROTHELS SHUT PERMANENTLY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TOURISM DROPS 5 PERCENT IN '80 SUMMER,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*BURNS, CANNON FILMS-REHASHED PLOTS LACK HUMOR","Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CAREW FINDS KIDS BEST PART OF GAME,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"HULWERDA, EMBROCK GRAB TOP ACE OF WEEK HONORS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"HOLWERDA, EMBROCK GRAB TOP ACE OF WEEK HONORS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*KULL, DASCHLE DEBATE 25 YEARS OF CONGRESS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RANGE SHOT DOWN BY CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GINZBERG HAILS US FOREIGN POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*KULL, DASCHLE DEBATE 25 YEARS OF CONGRESS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOX ELDER CANDIDATES PROMISE STABILITY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD OVERRULED ON HILLS MINING,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD OVERRULED ON HILLS MINING,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEDICAL STUDENT FIGHTS DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEDICAL STUDENT FIGHTS DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOOD RIDDANCE TO NCPAC (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOOD RIDDANCE TO NCPAC (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRATEFUL FOR RESCUE FROM FIRE IN HOME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEFENDS ABDNOR ON ENERGY VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ERA CALLED KEY ISSUE IN US SENATE RACE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ADVICE FOR PARISH-HOW SENATE WORKS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TAX {dollar} TO PORSECUTE 'GAME' MISSPENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ADVICE FOR PARISH-HOW SENATE WORKS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
IOWAN MAY BE WANTED FOR FORGERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MONDALE TO SPEAK IN HURON,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROSEBUD IN INDIAN ENERGY COALITION,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ROSEBUD IN INDIAN ENERGY COALITION,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BROKER TO SPEAK AT NEWSPAPER DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ND COLLEGE ENROLLMENT REMAINS AHEAD OF SD,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"PAY, WORKING CONDITIONS TOP PRIORITIES FOR NURSES","Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW-STUDENT REGENT SHOULD VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
JANKLOW-STUDENT REGENT SHOULD VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
THREE TRIBES USE COMBINED COURT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
THREE TRIBES USE COMBINED COURT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HIGH COURT TO RULE ON INDIAN TAX ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HIGH COURT TO RULE ON INDIAN TAX ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HIGH COURT TO RULE ON INDIAN TAX ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LABOR DISPUTE IDLES 14 AT ST FRANCIS SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
LABOR DISPUTE IDLES 14 AT ST FRANCIS SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
CONSERVATIVE WIND AIDS ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
CONSERVATIVE WIND AIDS ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
CITIBANK TO HIRE 500 IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BAYER GAVE KNOBE {dollar}500,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITIBANK TO HIRE 500 IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITIBANK TO HIRE 500 IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BAYER GAVE KNOBE {dollar}500,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BAYER GAVE KNOBE {dollar}500,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW DECLINES MORE PIPELINE DEALS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JANKLOW DECLINES MORE PIPELINE DEALS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JANKLOW DECLINES MORE PIPELINE DEALS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CANISTOTA ONE SCHOOL FIGHTING TO FIELD FOOTBALL TEAM,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOME DITCHES NOW HABITAT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*BUILDING TO OPEN IN JULY 1982,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF STEEL COMPANY CUTS WORKDAYS TO 2-1/2 HOURS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF STEEL COMPANY CUTS WORKDAYS TO 2-1/2 HOURS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEISS TO TELL JURY TODAY SHE'S ABUSE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKING OFFICIAL--RAILROADS WILL KILL GRAIN ELEVATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WHITTIER JR HIGH HAD HAT DAY TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEISS TO TELL JURY TODAY SHE'S ABUSE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEISS TO TELL JURY TODAY SHE'S ABUSE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRUCKING OFFICIAL--RAILROADS WILL KILL GRAIN ELEVATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEISS TO TELL JURY TODAY SHE'S ABUSE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
W MEANS SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
W MEANS SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
A GREAT LOSS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WIFE CRITICIZES HUSBAND'S FIRING BY LITTON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A GREAT LOSS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIDES WITH CONGRESS IN AWACS DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COUNTY HIRES FIRST PUBLIC DEFENDER,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*SISTERS, BROTHERS MARRIED 50 YEARS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*SISTERS, BROTHERS MARRIED 50 YEARS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*SISTERS, BROTHERS MARRIED 50 YEARS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"HOUGHTON, SD WOMAN DIES IN 2-CAR CRASH","Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3 PUKWANA MEN KILLED IN 2-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MEN CHARGED WITH ARSON,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SD, INDIAN LAWYERS CLASH OVER WATER RIGHTS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SPEECH, HEARING TESTS GIVEN IN HURLEY","Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SD, INDIAN LAWYERS CLASH OVER WATER RIGHTS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
USDA SAYS HARVEST IN FULL GEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SD DISASTER APPLICATIONS PUT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PUC LIMITS MANDAN DOCUMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL OK'S MINING EXPLORATION WITHOUT PERMIT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*SHRINERS OFFER FREE BURN CARE FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
11 SD ARTISTS' WORKS INCLUDED IN PILLSBURY CTR EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
SIOUXLAND CHAPTER WAS HONORED,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
CATHY WRIGHT RECEIVED GRAPH EXPO SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*TIFFANY BEE RECEIVED SCHOLASTIC AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*HILTON M BRIGGS NAMED TO AM HEREFORD ASSOC HALL OF,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
ELLEN HOHMAN RECEIVED BAKER AND TAYLOR GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*BRENDA HANDEL CROWNED MISS SD STOCKGROWER,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
"STORE BEEF PRICES DOWN, BUTCHERS TELL ANGRY FARMERS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FALLING TREE LIMB KILLS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GROUP TO ASK JUDGE TO REVISE ETSI DECISION,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*DAKOTA WIND QUINTET, SD'S NEWEST CHAMBER GROUP","Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPRINGSTEEN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE SEASON MEMBERSHIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SD DANCING CONFERENCE NOV 12-14,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HORSE CLUB PLANS STALLION AUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
JANKLOW TO TALK TO MUNICIPAL LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
VERMILLION BECOMES SISTER CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CPR CLASS OFFERED AT MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
YANKTON FIDDLERS TO PLAY SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
CENTER FEATURES ABERDEEN ARTIST JIM ARMSTRONG,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
"*O'CONNOR BLAMES REAGAN, JANKLOW FOR JOBLESSNESS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY'S PLANE FIRST ISSUE AT CHAMBER COFFEE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, O'CONNOR SWAP VERBAL BLOWS...","Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"THE HUMAN RELATIONS OFFICE--A {dollar}64,000 QUESTION","Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WET WEATHER DELAYING CORN, SOYBEAN HARVEST","Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WAITRESSES GIVE DISC JOCKEY A TIP...,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
A BETTER IDEA FOR MINNEHAHA'S OLD JAIL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW AIDE DISPUTES CRITISIM OF ETSI PACT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR GOP ABOUT MARITAL STATUS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PETS NEED AND DESERVE RESPONSIBLE OWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HOME FIRE NOT CAUSED BY GASLEAK,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MERCY FOOD PROGRAM HITS STONE WALL IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL HOLDING PUBLIC MEETING TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL TO CONSIDER SF SCHOOL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POTATO SALE TO AID SCHOOL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SERVING DRUNKS, MINORS MAY BE COSTLY FOR BARS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FUNDS SOUGHT TO KEEP TIE-LINE AFLOAT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
TRIBE SEEKS LAND JURISDICTION OR {dollar}1 BILLION...,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
CLARK VOTES TO KEEP SUNDAY BEER SALES,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SAY CHEESE-ALBERTSONS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
"CO-OP ESSENTIAL TO FAMILY FARMERS, USDA SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
"*MOVE TO RIGHT COMING TO AN END, SCHLESINGER SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
JUDGE SAYS POLICE HAD A GOOD REASON TO STOP SF MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BREACH OF CONTRACT CASE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER-YELLOW THUNDER CAMP,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MITCHELL DRUG PROGRAM SEEKS OPERATING MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ROBERTS BACKS THORSNESS FOR VA,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
HOUSING AUTHORITY LENDS HALF OF MONEY AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*LINCOLN GOLFER MARTY VANDEMORE LIKES VIEW FROM TOP,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MCDOWELL RECORDED TALKS ABOUT MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANET MOGEN HAS DESIGNS ON THE PLAY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'LORD OF THE FLIES',"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
'82 DOG BITE LEADS TO LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BELL RATES SHOULD GO DOWN, NOT UP","Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLIC GETS OK TO END ABERDEEN FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEALED INDICTMENT RETURNED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMPUTER HELPS LIBRARY PATRONS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP IS WELL OPERATED,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MEIERHENRY'S COMMENTS UPSETTING,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LEAVES RACE TO TAKE JOB WITH MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNITED WAY AHEAD OF '82,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*WALESA DESERVES NOBEL PRIZE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STORY INCORRECTLY DESCRIBED BULLETS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY WHEEL TAX NOT FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LOCAL MAN CHARGED WITH FAILING TO PAY TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GUILTY OF TRAFFICKING EAGLE PARTS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD TO GET MONEY FOR JOB TRAINING,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
HS BANDS WILL COMPETE IN FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF MAN WILL APPEAR ON THREAT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION HIRES LOBBYIST,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TEXAS MAN ARRESTED FOR ARSON,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOVT ALLOWED LAND TO BE MISUSED,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CENDAK ELECTION PETITION NOT FILED,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FLIGHT STATION CONSOLIDATION POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GYPSY MOTHS APPEAR IN SOUTHERN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW WANTS STATE'S SHARE OF RIVER WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STUDENT CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*DOYLE BEST DUELIST IN NCC GOLF MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*OCTOBER BRINGS HUSH TO STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BANKS' SENTENCING MONDAY AT RIOT SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA ADVENTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ISSUE FROM BOTH SIDES OF FENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*KOSEL COMPUTES WHAT OTHERS FEEL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*DEATH RAISES ISSUE OF FAMILY ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WATER DISTRICT IN NEW SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CELEBRATE VIKING DAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC FUNDING IN CONGRESSIONAL RACES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*REFLECTS POLITICAL MARKETING AT ITS BEST,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*VIKING DAYS ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
COUNSELING WILL OFFER ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
INVESTIGATOR PROBES SITE OF CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*RAIN CAN'T STOP HOBO DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GRASSHOPPERS MAY INCREASE IN 1985,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*QUINTET OPENS WITH 2 NEW MUSICIANS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LIVING COLOR,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MARINE BAND PERFORMS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*LENA BOSCALJON PARENT OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*EROS FUTURE LOOKS SECURE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TECHNOLOGY & MIDDLE-SIZE FARMS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SECRETARIES ORGANIZATION PRESENTS SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
SERV-A-CHECK OPENS FIFTH OFFICE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
WORKSHOP ON INSULATION TECHNOLOGY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
4 BUILDERS WIN AWARDS FOR HOMES,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
COLD WEATHER TAKES AIM AT AREA,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ACCIDENT DOESN'T WRECK RACER'S DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS SAY POOR FAMILIES FORCED OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ROAD TAX SHOULDN'T BE EXTENDED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AREA JOINS OBSERVANCE OF NATIONAL 4-H WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY LOOKS AT REUSING WASTEWATER,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLOCK TICKING ON NUCLEAR COMPACT DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1 DIES IN RAPID CITY TRUCK-PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NON-CHRISTIAN CULTS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AUTO PROGRAM STARTS SCHOOL ON JOURNEY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SYMPHONY BARES SOULS IN CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PENNINGTON COUNTY TO DECIDE FATE OF JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DOWN ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"EMPIRE MALL TO EXPAND, SEARS QUESTIONS REMAIN","Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHILLING REMINDER OF WINTER,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REAGAN'S TRIP TO STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DEMOCRATS THE BIG SPENDERS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ELECTED OFFICIALS SHOULD BE TESTED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MAIL PRIVILEGE MISUSED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CARTOON IS A NICE ADDITION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SALARY GRAPHIC INACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*A UNITED WAY DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
36 AGENCIES WITH ONE DONATION,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HEAD OF LIBRARY GROUP IS CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS MAN HEADS MONT FIRM,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRITICIZE ABDNOR FOR VOTING TO FORGIVE DEBTS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON WANTS FOOD PROCESSING DEGREE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUSPENDED SENTENCE IN CAR DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ABDNOR GOT {dollar}107,000 FROM CHEMICAL FIRMS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW RULES FOR UNDERGROUND TANKS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ADMINISTRATION AWARDS GRANT TO FIX RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER BUYING ALARM SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO ARRAIGNMENT DATE SET IN PETERSON CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC TELEVISION DEBATE SERIES BEGINS OCT 15,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAILROADS AGREE TO CONTRACT FOR BIKE PATH,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VETERANS COMMITTEE FORMS TO BACK JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
9-MONTH-OLD GIRL KILLED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ONIDA WOMAN WANTS SHERIFF'S JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE NEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
7 INDICTED ON DRUG CHARGES AFTER PROBE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SOME AID AVAILABLE FOR HAIL DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WET FIELDS PUT HARVEST A WEEK BEHIND,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DIVORCE UP 13 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*41ST STREET PROJECT COSTLY TO MERCHANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL TALKS END, NO GAINS REPORTED","Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUNISH DELEGATES FOR PRIMARY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEST CHAMP TWINS A HIT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISCRIMINATION A PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INMATE DOESN'T DESERVE PAROLE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PERSIAN GULF SHOULD BE A BIG CONCERN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CROSSING STREET DANGEROUS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PUT SCHOOL NEAR STADIUM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY NUMBERS DECEPTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*11 STATE LAWMAKERS TO BACK DUKAKIS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KIDNAP SUSPECT TO RETURN TO SD,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MENSA QUALIFYING TEST SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RANKS LOW IN BUSINESS SURVEY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MCKENNAN TO REDUCE DAILY ROOM RATES,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TAX PLAN WOULD CREATE HARDSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF EDUCATORS ALSO VOICE OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*WELLNESS CARNIVAL, A HEALTHY DOSE OF LEARNING","Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SD PRISON CAN HOUSE TWO TO CELL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARMY MUSEUM WANTS DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FUEL FIRM GETS {dollar}2 MILLION IN SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL OUTLINES PRISON SENTENCING RULES,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RESPONDING TO THE CALL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN PANEL TABLES FIRING DECISION AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FARMERS GET A JUMP ON SOYBEAN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS CONTAIN TOUGH MISSION FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"FRANKLIN, IRVING WIN AWARDS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MOODY COUNTY WON'T PROSECUTE FLANDREAU RIOT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
OPPOSES STATE MINING MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BREAKFAST JOINS BUSY PEOPLE ON THE RUN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTY 4-H CLUBS CHOOSE CHIEF & PRINCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
HINKHOUSE--LOCAL EASTER SEALS 'FRIEND',"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
SF COLLEGE HONORS YOUNG ALUMNI,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1987, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*A NEW TEAM AT THE TABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DIGGING FOR FIRE CLUES,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EX-CHIEF JUSTICE SPURNS POLITICS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DEBATES GOOD, COULD BE MUCH BETTER (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KOREANS SHOW THE ART OF KINDNESS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEACE IS FRAGILE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REJECT SCRIPT-READING LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BAND MUSICIANS TO MARCH ON SF,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONCERTS RALLY ROCK 'N' ROLL IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*LINCOLN ANNOUNCES HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BISHOP TO SPEAK IN ALEXANDRIA,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION GROUP HOLDS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER STABBING,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ARRESTED IN BAR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*READY TO OPEN THE COVER,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING IDEAS DRAW INDECISIVE REACTION,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INSTALLING UNDERGROUND FUEL TANKS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEADING FOR THE HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LOW-INTEREST LOAN PROGRAM IS WORKING,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POACHING TAKES TOLL ON WATERFOWL RANKS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
AUGUST UNEMPLOYMENT UP,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
DONATIONS A BIG PART OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
'GOLDEN GIRL' INVESTS IN DEADWOOD BETTING,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DRUG CZAR PLANS VERMILLION VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A LONG HAUL AT THE ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RENNER KILLER GETS 65 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ATLAS WIPES SD OFF THE MAP,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL VOTE LIKELY NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UP IN THE SKY...LUGGAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SENATE KEEPS PARTS OF CATASTROPHIC CARE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*JEWISH BELIEVERS GATHER FOR YOM KIPPUR,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*TWO APPOINTED TO SEMINARY BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*END PRISON TERM DISPARITY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GUILTY OF MORE THAN FLEECING FOLLOWERS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY HUMANE SOCIETY JOINS NEW CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY OFFICIALS TO STAY OPEN COLUMBUS DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS SHED AT BROWN DRUG CO,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, TWO JUVENILES ARRESTED IN BURGLARY","Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OCTOBER IS GOLDEN IN FARM COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VALUES CAN BOND FAMILY--AUTHOR,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICERS CAPTURE TRUSTY IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
9 SHOTS FIRED INTO SIOUX FALLS HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LESTER MAN WAS GRANDPA TO 314,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
S DAKOTAN WILL LEAD INDIAN GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TRI-STATE WILL MEET WITH EPA,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LOW-INTEREST STATE LOAN OK'D FOR HURON PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MICKELSON WANTS HELP FOR INDIAN STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE--SERVICES COSTLY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*UNEMPLOYMENT-SD,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*INTERCHANGES MAY HELP TRAFFIC OUT OF JAM,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRITICS PRAISE RECONCILIATION GAINS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOLS HONOR NATIVE AMERICAN DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
COSTLY BRANCH PLAN NEEDS MORE STUDY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEXTBOOKS MAKE GOOD IMPRESSION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"AUSTAD, STENSLAND IN CLASSIC RACE","Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EXPECT MORE OF SAME FROM INCUMBENTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WHALEN HAS NO PLACE IN PUBLIC OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MICKELSON AGAINST BETTER PAYING JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
INITIATIVE 2 CLOSES LOOPHOLES IN MINING LAW (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
NATION'S ADMINISTRATION LACKS LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
HALLEEN WOULD BE GOOD LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MINING INDUSTRY SPREADS MISCONCEPTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
GIVE UNWANTED BABIES A CHANCE AT LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CASINOS ARE TEMPLES TO GOD OF GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
PICTURE OF MINES MIGHT OPEN SOME EYES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
SD SHOWS SENIOR CLASS IN BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SDSU 16, USD 14","Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*WATERFOWL NUMBERS ON RISE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STUDY--SD ECONOMY DIVERSIFYING,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHECK WRITING TAKES BAD BOUNCE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COLUMNIST ROWAN WINS NEUHARTH AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ELIZABETH DOLE WILL SPEAK IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS SHOP NEAR VALLEY SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS TO MOURN CO-WORKERS WHO DIED,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO STUDY CHEMICAL HAZARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FOLLOW THE LEADER,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MAKE ABORTION A RELIGIOUS ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*MINING ISSUE SPLITS STENSLAND, AUSTAD","Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RUSHMORE-BOUND TRAVELERS TO TAKE BACK ROADS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SELLING A SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*DEMOCRATIC LEADER PLANS NEW BUDGET,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
RESIDENTS MAY HAVE GERMAN LAND CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
UNAUTHORIZED PEDDLERS NABBED IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
WETLANDS POLICY CHANGES AFFECT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
2 BROOKINGS MEN FACE DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD TEACHER WINS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
HEATING ASSISTANCE OFFERED TO RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
AMIOTTE HONORED AT TRIBAL ARTS SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
NATURAL GAS MAY BE NEW CAR FUEL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
*HUSK-O-RAMA,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.6"
*'WOMEN'S WORK' IS DIRTY WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MOVIE TURNS HALLOWEEN INTO TRENDY TURTLE TREAT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SHOP OWNER VENTURES INTO JEWELRY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*ALASKANS GET AROUND,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1990, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*DAKTRONICS ANIMATORS SERIOUS ABOUT 'FUN STUFF',"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CONGREGATION'S 'TALENTS' REAP DOLLARS, FAITH","Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BROADCAST VANGUARD NORD DIES,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*NO LONGER JUST A GUITARIST,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*HUMOR CONSULTANT BRINGS LAUGHS TO CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
'CHRIS CHRISTOPULOS FOR PRESIDENT' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AMBULANCE AGENCY TO FEED THE TAX BEAST (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SELL SMOKE DEVICES ON MERIT, NOT FORCE (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO PRISON COMPASSION FOR SEPARATED SPOUSES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
AIR GUARD TEAM WINS MARKSMANSIP AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FESTIVAL OF BANDS LIST OF RESULTS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEUHARTH AWARD TO GO TO UPI BUREAU CHIEF,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD IS RANKED 4TH MOST LIVABLE STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAKE WILL BE LATEST OF MANY NEIGHBORHOOD CHANGES,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*THRIVES ON BOOKS, BLUES AND BREAKFAST","Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*200 CELEBRATE LOWELL SCHOOL'S 100TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN JOBLESS RATES SOAR,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FRANK FOOLS CROW ART GALLERY DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO THEFT ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TREASURER WARNS OF ASSET-FINDING SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BROOKINGS VOLUNTEER IS 5TH AWARD WINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
RC AREA DEBATES SCHOOL MERGER PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TWIN ISN'T ENTITLED TO ESTATE OF SLAIN HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CHECK INTO EMPLOYER'S SEPP PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*HAUDENSCHILD TRIUMPHS AT CHEATERS DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BLACK HILLS BRACES FOR WINTER STORM,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS FACING PRESSURE TO SMOKE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HAAR DENIES CRITICIZING VET IN DASCHLE AD,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*PEERS ENCOURAGE TEENS TO SMOKE, RESEARCHERS SAY","Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS SPEAK WITH REFRESHING CLARITY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MINING INDUSTRY TAKES MORE THAN IT GIVES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SUPERMARKETS HELP SCHOOLS IN AREA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STATE NEEDS TO REFORM ITS TAX SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
VIDEO LOTTERY GOOD FOR ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BUSH ADMINISTRATION NEGLECTS OUR CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BANK ROBBER GETS 25 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BROOKINGS CONTRIBUTES {dollar}15,000 TO RUSHMORE","Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CROP WALK TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DUDLEY IS MODERATOR TO MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIGHTNING KNOCKS OUT ELECTRICITY TO HOMES,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OK'S SPENDING ON BRIDGE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BUSH'S POLICIES HAVEN'T HELPED MARKET,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CRASH SENDS DRIVER TO HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAIR BOARD SHOWS PROFIT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY SHOULD MOVE ON BONDS FOR CENTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TIMMER--ABOLISH ALL PAC'S,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL INSURANCE LETS EMPLOYEES FILL PRESCRIPTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
UNIVERSITY FACES GROWTH CHOICES--PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD COLLEGE LIFE DAY DURING HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD OFFICIAL NAMED THERAPIST OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BUSH AIDE PRAISES ENERGY BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COSMETOLOGY OFFICE CLOSES; MONEY MISSING,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EX-EMPLOYEE CLAIMS AGE DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FLANDREAU CONSIDERS CURFEW FOR YOUNGSTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
IBM BUILDING SOLD TO LOCAL INVESTORS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
9TH ANNUAL TRICK OR TREAT TRAIL RUN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"*STILTSKINS OFFERS CLASS ACTS, DESERVES SUPPORT","Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*COOK HAS TASTE FOR MIXING, MATCHING RECIPES","Argus LeaderOct 07 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PROJECT MONITORS DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ROAD PROJECT DELAY ANGERS NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW TELEPHONE SYSTEM IS HANGUP FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SF WOMAN WORRIES ABOUT SON IN MOGADISHU,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KSFY'S SMITH SHOULD REJECT 'NYPD BLUE' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TO PUT 'BLUES' OUT OF BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TOUGH ROAD AHEAD FOR JUVENILE PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AMERICANS MUST DO MORE TO STOP HUNGER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--ON SOMALIA,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
AIR GUARD TO HEAD TO BASE IN TURKEY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS MAN TO SELL HIS GUNS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OHIO PSYCHOLOGIST TO ADDRESS ALLIANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLANE CRASH HEARING DELAYED TO NOV 9,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRANSIENT STABBING ENDS IN A MISTRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TROUBLED F-16 LANDS SAFELY AT AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW FIRES AWAY AT MILLER,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHERS DOUBLE-TEAM STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RETURN TO SUMMER WILL END IN A HURRY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"WILD BILL LAST TOURIST SHOT HERE, MESSAGES MORE SUBT","Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOWNTOWN FOOT CHASE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE'S NURSES ENDORSE REFORMS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABC TO AIR STORY ON BUFFALO ROUNDUP,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA DAYS ROYALTY TO BE CROWNED FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FLOOD AID APPROVED TO REPAIR RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MOSQUITOES, WELLS CONCERN HEALTH OFFICE","Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OGLALA MAN GUILTY IN HOUSE BURNING,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
8 TOWNS TO EXAMINE HEALTH PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BETTER MEALS TO HUMAN SERVICES PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PETITION SEEKS REMOVAL OF 3 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE REJECTS RIGHT-TO-FARM RULES,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TO HELP OPEN INPATIENT ALCOHOL TREATMENT FACILITY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"AFTER ARIZONA, SD ON FERRET LIST","Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"BUILD AROUND BURIAL SITES, ARCHAELOGIST SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LANDOWNERS DEBATE CREEK PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*JOINING FREEMAN HOSPITAL, CLINIC","Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
OFFICIAL--BUYING MORRELL 'LAST RESORT',"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*ROCK RAPIDS FATHER-SON DUO IS CANOE CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAST FOOD NOW MEANS LOSING KIDS IN JUNGLE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PHOTOS OF CRUMBLING BERLIN WALL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TROUPE TREATS WITH 50-YEAR-OLD 'OKLAHOMA]',"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CITY RESIDENTS TO SHOW GERMAN SNAPSHOTS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*START DATE IS SCHOOLS' BUSINESS (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*PRICES FALL WITH BOUNTIFUL HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MOTORIST REPORTS MOOSE ON THE LOOSE NEAR DAVIS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DOOR COMPANY SHARES WEALTH WITH WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FIRM TO CELEBRATE 1 MILLIONTH DOOR,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BORING COUNTY RACE REFLECTION OF TIMES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SHERIFF TAKES SPOTLIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA SHOULD LEARN FROM CALIFORNIA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DIALYSIS STORY CHANGED ONE VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
"DASCHLE GETS MAIL IN DC, SIOUX FALLS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS SIOUX FALLS DRIVER,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUNNEL CLOUDS SEEN IN NORTHEAST SD,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CIRCUIT COURT PICKS JURY IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RESPITE CARE TO LOSE FEDERAL AID,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WRITER TO WINTER IN ANTARCTICA,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CANINE CATCH,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EMPLOYEE TERMINATED BY HARDING TO GET PAID,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FAULKTON TEEN-AGER KILLS SELF WITH DEPUTY'S GUN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BAUMGART TO SERVE AS GROUP'S PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MOUNT MARTY COLLEGE HONORS TWO FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARREST IN TIRE-SLASHING CASE--WILMOT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ACCESSORY CASE SET TO GO TO TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FARMER ANNOUNCES SENATE CANDIDACY--BERESFORD,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ALLEGED EMBEZZLER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HEALTH-CARE SPECIALIST SPEAKS TO GATHERING,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*COURT DATE SET ON 4TH DWI CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BRIGADIER GENERAL PLANS TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
USD GEARS UP FOR DAKOTA DAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*DRIVER DIES OF HEART ATTACK,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TEACHER FOR 34 YEARS DIES AT AGE 76,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*POLITICAL BILLBOARD IN MITCHELL GETS DISCLAIMER,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*PREPARING FOR THE RODEO,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CORPS HEARS COMPLAINTS ON MISSOURI RIVER PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HIGH COURT SIDES WITH SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*PAIR INVENT SHRINK-WRAPPED REMOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*BERESFORD RESIDENT OPENING UNIQUE ART GALLERY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BEEF ORGANIZATIONS MAY CONSOLIDATE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*HEELAN HUNTS FOR MOMENTUM IN THE DOME,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKYFORCE COUNTING EX-NBA STAR DAWKINS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE COURTING EX-NBA STAR DAWKINS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WIND BIGGEST FOE IN NCC GOLF TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*O'GORMAN GRADUATE IS YALE GOLF COACH,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*RADIO SHUFFLE INCLUDES NEW KELO DEEJAY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOLPHINS SWIM IN FOR SOME MESMERIZING JAZZ,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
VA. PACKER BUYING MORRELL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A-SLIPPIN' AND A-SLIDIN' AT HOWARD WOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SALE TO KEEP NETTLETON OPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD ARTISTS SEE CLASH OF VALUES IN BUDGET FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUTS DRINKING IN SPOTLIGHT (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REMOVE GAMBLING FROM GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TOO MANY BUSINESSES ARE NOT LICENSED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"INMATES CRAVE WORK, WOULD BACK POLICY (L)","Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SENATE IGNORES KENNEDY'S ETHICS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
HELPING EACH OTHER TURNS WORLD RIGHT SIDE UP,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*USD-SDSU RIVALRY MORE MEANINGFUL,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CALL 335-0047 TO SIGN DAKOTA 1,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
10-YEAR-OLD CRITICAL AFTER CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FESTIVAL OF BANDS PARADE IS DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INTERBAKE FOODS LAYS OFF 175 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN HOLDS UP PIZZA DELIVERY PERSON,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BANK ROBBED 2ND TIME IN 3 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FLANDREAU FARMERS IN UPROAR,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAN WANTS CONFESSION THROWN OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GROUP URGES RESIDENTS TO PULL PLUG ON VIOLENT SHOWS,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*POLICEMAN RELEASED AFTER HOSPITAL STAY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN DIES FOLLOWING TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAYOR WON'T SEEK TO RUN FOR 2ND TERM,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*TRUCK SIDESWIPED BY CAR, TROOPER SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"{dollar}127,350 LOAN TO GO TO TEA FIREFIGHTERS","Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"STATE FFA SEMINAR SET FOR TODAY, SUNDAY","Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HARTFORD PARISHIONERS PLAN FUND-RAISING AUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SCHAAK IS EDUCATION SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
NEVER QUIT PURSUING BOWLING PERFECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*PROPERTY STOLEN IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PASSENGER FEE PROPOSED TO PROTECT RURAL AIR SUBSIDIE,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT TO BE DOWNSIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*11 SOUTH DAKOTANS HELP MEXICO CATTLEMEN,"Argus LeaderOct 07 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
TRIBE HOPES OIL DISCOVERIES WILL AID RESERVATION FIN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE HOPES OIL DISCOVERIES WILL AID RESERVATION FIN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'THAT THING' IS RUNNING LOOSE NEAR BRUCE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOP STILL SEEKS SENATE CHALLENGER,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GOP STILL SEEKS SENATE CHALLENGER,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
IBP SUED BY FORMER OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ND SUNFLOWERS CALLED PLENTIFUL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STRINGS HIGHLIGHT SYMPHONY'S FINE OPENING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LITTON PLANT UNHURT BY STRIKE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BUGS THREATEN WHEAT FIELDS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CPA TO GET REGENT POST,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
LINCOLN BAND WINS HONORS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
GROUP SAYS REPEAT OFFENDERS HAVE EASY TIME IN RAPID,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
GROUP SAYS REPEAT OFFENDERS HAVE EASY TIME IN RAPID,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
GROUP SAYS REPEAT OFFENDERS HAVE EASY TIME IN RAPID,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
POLITICAL EFFECTIVENESS NOT JUST FOR OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PENNINGTON PROPERTY TAX BILLS TO RISE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
PENNINGTON PROPERTY TAX BILLS TO RISE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
FIRST AMENDMENT-A CITIZEN'S RIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FIRST AMENDMENT-A CITIZEN'S RIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FIRST AMENDMENT-A CITIZEN'S RIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FIRST AMENDMENT-A CITIZEN'S RIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
INSPECTION PLAN UNFAIR TO 100 PERCENT GROUND BEEF (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
INSPECTION PLAN UNFAIR TO 100 PERCENT GROUND BEEF (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
"*BALLS WEATHER CHANGES, TIME","Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONVINCING DRIVERS TO SAVE THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SENIOR CITIZENS SEEK HELP AGAINST INSURANCE FRAUD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZEN'S SEEK HELP AGAINST INSURANCE FRAUD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*PAUL SCHOCK CAPTURES GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LAWMAKER-STATE CUTS UNNEEDED--CHAMBER CALLS TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAWMAKER-STATE CUTS UNNEEDED--CHAMBER CALLS TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAWMAKER-STATE CUTS UNNEEDED..CHAMBER CALLS TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAWMAKER-STATE CUTS UNNEEDED..CHAMBER CALLS TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAWMAKER-STATE CUTS UNNEEDED..CHAMBER CALLS TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE COSTS {dollar}2.35 PER S DAKOTAN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE COSTS {dollar}2.35 PER S DAKOTAN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'FATHER' OF SF JUNIOR SOFTBALL HONORED,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'FATHER' OF SF JUNIOR SOFTBALL HONORED,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RADIATION PLAYED DOWN IN I-29 ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PEAKS ON SLATE-ROOFED OLD MINNEHAHA COUNTY COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-FINANCE OFFICIAL FACES THEFT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RUKEYSER-AMERICANS FACE 5 TOUGH INFLATIONARY YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-FINANCE OFFICIAL FACES THEFT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RADIATION PLAYED DOWN IN I-29 ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RUKEYSER-AMERICANS FACE 5 TOUGH INFLATIONARY YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL ED DEFICIENCY HIT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPECIAL ED DEFICIENCY HIT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITIZENS SUE OVER REZONING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CITIZENS SUE OVER REZONING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CITIZENS SUE OVER REZONING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FOR TAX PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SESSION CHANGE A REASONABLE ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOVE MORE TARGET THAN FOOD FOR TABLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SESSION CHANGE A REASONABLE ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PEOPLE DEBATING MCGOVERN ON ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHO SHOT THEIR DOG (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX CITY TO SIOUX FALLS FLIGHT DROPPED,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ENROLLMENT UP 9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 ARRESTED FOR POACHING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARENTS OF QUINTUPLETS DIVORCED,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CUT CABLE HALTS LONG DISTANCE CALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PUBLIC HEARINGS ON BUDGET PLANNED,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BROWN COUNTY GOP HITS MCGOVERN AD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LETTER ASKS AD MONEY FOR ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DOOR AROUSES HILL CITY'S IRE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOARD TOLD URANIUM EXPLORATION SAFE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*TRIO PERFORMS FOR THE PRESENT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TRIO PERFORMS FOR THE PRESENT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TRIO PERFORMS FOR THE PRESENT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GOING OUT OF BUSINESS-BY WORD OF MOUTH,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GOING OUT OF BUSINESS-BY WORD OF MOUTH,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOCTORS CONQUER COUPLES' INFERTILITY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DOCTORS CONQUER COUPLES' INFERTILITY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BANKERS--FMHA CUTS WOULD HURT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAVISON GRAND JURY SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAVISON GRAND JURY SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BANKERS--FMHA CUTS WOULD HURT SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ASHLEY HEADS GROUP OF TALENTED FIRST-YEAR MEN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ASHLEY HEADS GROUP OF TALENTED FIRST-YEAR MEN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*REAL MOOSEHEAD PREMIERES IN 'ROOM SERVICE',"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*QUESTING SCULPTOR DISLIKES ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REAL MOOSEHEAD PREMIERS IN 'ROOM SERVICE',"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*4 ALBUMS-JOEL, CROUCH, GARFUNKEL, COOPER","Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*QUESTING SCULPTOR DISLIKES ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SHAKESPEARE PRODUCTION FATHOMABLE, BUT UNINSPIRED","Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SHAKESPEARE PRODUCTION FATHOMABLE, BUT UNINSPIRED","Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE AUDITIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM OF THOMAS ALVA EDISON FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
BENEFIT STYLE SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
SCHOOL BOND FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
ALL SAVERS CERTIFICATES PROVE TOO POPULAR,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEISS TELLS JURY EX-LOVER THREATENED TO KILL HER,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEISS TELLS JURY EX-LOVER THREATENED TO KILL HER,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEISS TELLS JURY EX-LOVER THREATENED TO KILL HER,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TESTING FLOORING IN DANIEL FLADEBO HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PANEL ENDORSES ACHIEVEMENT TESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PANEL ENDORSES ACHIEVEMENT TESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
VET--'STRESS' PAYMENT TOO SMALL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PANEL WANTS TO FIX PRISON FIRE HAZARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PANEL WANTS TO FIX PRISON FIRE STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SD SHOULD PAY TRIP EXPENSES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD SHOULD PAY TRIP EXPENSES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD SHOULD PAY TRIP EXPENSES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MINE DEATH BLAMED ON HEAD INJURIES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MITCHELL WOMAN QUEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW GETS EDUCATION AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MINE DEATH BLAMED ON HEAD INJURIES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW GETS EDUCATION AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SF COLLEGE TO GO AFTER OLDER STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JEWEL THEFT WORK OF PROFESSIONALS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TOURISM SEMINAR BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INTEREST GAINS ON CAMPSITE CLEANING BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
INTEREST GAINS ON CAMPSITE CLEANING BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
CHANGE IN DISTRIBUTING SCHOOL FUNDS OK'D,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*UNION PROTESTORS MET MAYOR KNOBE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*UNION PROTESTORS MET MAYOR KNOBE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
CHAMBER HEAD ANGRY ABOUT SD RANKING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
AREA LEGAL OFFICES FALL VICTIM TO BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CHAMBER HEAD ANGRY ABOUT SD RANKING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CHAMBER HEAD ANGRY ABOUT SD RANKING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"JANKLOW, O'CONNOR DEFEND THEIR RECORDS","Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 SD COUNTIES' INCOME LOWEST IN NATION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES INVITED TO DO SOME SERIOUS--HURON,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BURIAL OF INDIAN BONES DELAYED,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
LEFHOLZ ASKS COURT TO REMEMBER...,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*SINGING'S NOT ENOUGH--SHE'S GOT TO SHOP TOO,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MOVIE, ROCK BOOKS-QUANTITY BUT LITTLE QUALITY (FINE)","Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AG DEPT--FOOD PROGRAM CAN BE IMPLEMENTED,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BITTNER'S GIRLFRIEND DETAILS MORNING STABBING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS NOT HELPING STATE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BACKERS OF RIGHTS OFFICE WANT TO KNOW ACCUSERS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KUNDERT BEATS RAP ON SPEEDING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BALANCED BUDGET LAW VITAL NEED FOR NATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TIMELY PIERRE TALKS EXPLORE WATER CONPACTS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS RIGHT ABOUT NUCLEAR FREEZE STATUS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
US SHOULD END ARMS AID FOR ISRAEL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HIGH-SPEED CHASE WAS WORTH THE RISK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*AUGUSTANA CROWNS KING AND QUEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORN HUSKING CONTEST THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN FACES KIDNAPPING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINNEHAHA ABSENTEE BALLOT AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE SEEK PERSON WHO STOLE TRAILOR,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD GETS {dollar}1.6 MILLION FOR FEDERAL LAND,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDEA BACKS ROBINSON FOR SCHOOL JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SF VOCATIONAL SCHOOL TO GET {dollar}250,000","Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATT BACKS SD WATER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINNEHAHA JURY INDICTS 2 SF MEN FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WEB PANEL'S DONATION TO CAMPAIGN OF KURLE ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SD OFFICIALS INSPECT MINNEHAHA COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CORSICA ELEVATOR FIRE CAUSED BY FRICTION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LIQUOR GROUP OFFICAL ATTACKS PROPOSAL ON LIABILITY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LIQUOR GROUP OFFICIAL ATTACKS PROPOSAL ON LIABILITY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
14 YEARS CUT FROM WALTER MEAN'S PRISON SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MESTETH WILL BE RETURNED TO SD FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
GRANTS APPROVED FOR SD NATIONAL COLLEGE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PACT COVERING HIGHWAY WORKERS SIGNED,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
PANEL APPROVES NEW TAX ON MINERAL INTERESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
RESIDENTS URGED TO CHECK HOMES FOR FIRE SAFETY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
MOVIES ABOUT SD RUNNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*OSCAR HOWE DIES IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*90 WELCOME MCGOVERN TO CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GRAND JURIES MAY RELEASE DWI BACKLOG,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VOLUNTEERS MAKE FAIR A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
RED CROSS MEETS ITS GOAL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"BOND FOR ACCUSED KIDNAPPER SET AT {dollar}50,000","Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAND VALUES STABLE IN EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*UTILITY EXPERTS CARRY MUCH WEIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
KILLER GETS MONEY LINKED TO ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC RADIO BOARD OK'S CO-OP PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GROUPS CHALLENGE LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*MOST PERFORMERS AREN'T OVERPAID,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUSTAD RAP AT DASCHLE DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CUNNINGHAM'S DECISION PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MARINES SHOULDN'T BE FIGHTING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CORONERS' WORK DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ADOPTION ARTICLES PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BUS FARE DOUBLE PUNISHMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"DOCTOR'S 20,000 ABORTIONS SAD (L)","Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*DATE OF KENNEDY HEARING UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY HOPES TO IMPROVE USE OF CENTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TOTAL FOR STREETS MAY REACH {dollar}7 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DISABLED VETERANS SHOW SERIES ON VIETNAM,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FIRST BANK RECEIVES AWARD FOR PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LOCAL WOMAN NAMED TO NATIONAL BUDGET PANEL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SIOUX VALLEY HOSPITAL SUES COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WOMEN'S CAUCUS MEETS THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR WANTS CHANGE IN RULES FOR SELLING MEAT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"ABERDEEN, RAPID CITY TEACHERS HONORED","Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ACCUSED'S BANK ACCOUNT CAN'T BE FROZEN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HEARING ON PYRAMID SCHEME SET BACK,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"IPSWICH, COUNTY DISAGREE ABOUT CONTRACT","Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OGLALA WOMEN WILL BE TRIED,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RECOUNT SCHEDULED FOR LEAD VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN WILL BE TRIED IN DECEMBER,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TAX TALK ENDS WITH FIXED POTHOLES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'THE BURNING BED',"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BILL STAINES TO BRING HIS MUSIC TO SF,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
AGE NO BARRIER TO LEARNING AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
END OF 1-CENT CITY SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS BUSING, SPECIAL ED","Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THEY MEET EACH YEAR AT JIM'S,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THEY RETURN TO REMEMBER A LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
12TH STREET SIDEWALK OPENING WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WET WEATHER FUN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSION TO DIVVY UP FEDERAL MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JOB SECURITY REMAINS ELUSIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEWSPAPER'S ATTACK ON MAN NOT JUSTIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CITY NEEDS A NEW FORM OF GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHAMBER ACCEPTING FLOAT ENTRIES FOR PARADE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PUBLIC HEARING ON INDIAN EDUCATION TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ASSOC ADOPTS PLAN TO IMPROVE EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY TOUGHENS DWI SENTENCES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ISRAEL TRIP COULD BOOST INDIAN AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OUTLOOK FOR FARM LAND NOT GOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
STRIKERS HOPE NEW TALKS PAY OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHWARTZ HIT WITH CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BANDS ARE SINGING THE BLUES IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*ROWENHORST RE-ELECTED TO CEREBRAL PALSY BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
ADOPTION SUPPORT GROUP ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CORRECTIONS ASSOCIATION PRESENTS FOUR AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
ROZELL WILL HEAD CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
IOWA OFFICIAL SHOULD SAY HE IS SORRY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO KEEP LUNGS CLEAN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY'S MALL PLAN TAKES FLAK,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO DISCUSS TAX-INCREMENT FINANCING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING LEAVES HOSPITAL AFTER ONE-WEEK STAY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE CELEBRATES HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HOPES SD WILL TAKE UP CAUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW GROUP AIMS TO SMITE SMUT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WINTERS DENIES SHOOTING DOKKEN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MADISON TO CELEBRATE HIGHWAY 34 OPENING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER INTRODUCES ALZHEIMERS BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TO PARTICIPATE IN HOUSING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STRESS MANAGEMENT SEMINAR SET FOR FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHEAT GROWERS GROUP PLANS INDUSTRIAL PARK,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRM ANNOUNCES INVENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE SURVEYS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW TO TALK ABOUT ALCOHOL FUEL INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CITY PANEL TO STUDY MINORITY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*A TIME TO REAP,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AMERICANS SPENDING LESS TIME IN HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABDNOR'S CAMPAIGN TAKES A STRANGE TURN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*POSTAL SERVICE PLANS TO IMPROVE ON 1 PERCENT ERROR,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BELL'S PLAN WOULD GIVE A CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABDNOR CLAIMS FALSE CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ABDNOR WORKS FOR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COMMITTEE QUESTIONABLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"AUGUSTANA PICKS ITS KING, QUEEN","Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"NETS {dollar}4,000 FOR VOLK","Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EARLY FALL SILHOUETTES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FARMER POSTS BOYKIN'S BAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY OK'S NEW WELFARE RULES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY INJECTS HUMOR INTO DRUG ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STREET DEPT WORKER PLEADS GUILTY TO PETTY THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMB MAY HALT RETAIL SALES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"SANTA CLAUS GIVES {dollar}10,000 TO MAKE-A-WISH","Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*MICKELSON MEETS WITH REAGAN AT WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BABBIT TO ANNOUNCE PLANS AFTER '86 ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE CALLS FOR APPROVAL OF TRADE DEFICIT BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EDUCATOR TO SPEAK SATURDAY AT RAMKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SALARIES IN MANUFACTURING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*TODAY'S CONSUMERS SHEEPISH ABOUT LAMB,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'PARENTING' FOR THE WELL-HEELED,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL AWARDED ENCYCLOPEDIA,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
JOY IN LAUNCHING CAREERS FOR OTHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BAYLOR'S CLUTCH SINGLE KEYS WIN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEATING SD DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN IN TELEVISION COMMERCIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*UNRISKY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
EASTER SEALS AUCTION SET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS NOTEWORTHY MOTHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CRIME STORIES REFLECT IMBALANCE IN COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CRITIC COMES DOWN TOO HARD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FANS HELPING PLAYERS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
EASE UP ON THE TRIGGER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
GARRETSON MAN FELLED BY GAS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAL LABORATORY JOINS CALIF NETWORK,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PARENTS, TEACHERS CONGRESS TO MEET","Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
41ST STREET PAVING ENTERS NEW STAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP MARCHES FOR CENTRAL AMERICA REFUGEES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ARENA SHOW MATCHES BUYERS, SELLERS","Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CORONER COSTS RAISE COUNTY CONCERN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY MAY SEEK JOINT PARKING EFFORT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOG DOCTOR TRIES HAND ON HUMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
OFFICIAL SAYS RULING BUYS TIME FOR PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COMMON MARKET AMBASSADOR TO TOUR SD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEADLINE NEARS FOR REPORTING OF HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INDIANS GIVE THANKS FOR CANYON PRESERVATION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NURSES ASSOCIATION GATHERS IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PREVENTION WEEK HITS HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BYRON DALE RELEASED FROM JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ELLSWORTH BOMBERS GROUNDED,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOG FARM FOES PLAN SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*PUC HEAD TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
COLLEGE JOINS SMALL BUSINESS CONSORTIUM,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
COURT ISSUES UNEMPLOYMENT RULING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*TWINS WIN OPENER 8-5,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*DUBISAR, LINCOLN WIN CITY GOLF TITLE","Argus LeaderOct 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*YANKTON TEEN'S WISH COMES TRUE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"EVENTS, WEATHER BRIGHTEN AUTUMN WEEKEND","Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OLYMPIC ARTISTS TO VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
ACLU GETS CARRIED AWAY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ATTACKING FIRM'S SD MOVE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRIES TO BETTER LIVES OF MENTALLY ILL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T SHORTEN MINE LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
GIAGO IGNORES UNBORN RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
STUDENTS SHOULD SAY PLEDGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
RULING GIVES HURON COACH HIS JOB BACK,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ALLY CALLS DUKAKIS SENSITIVE TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON TO HONOR FALLEN FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAIR KICKS OFF FIRE PREVENTION WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA FIRM BUYS YANKTON CIMPL'S,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER CALLS FOR BRADLEY BILL MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO CITIES TO GET SEWER GRANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'USA TODAY' FOUNDER RETURNS TO ROOTS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*USD DEDICATES NEW JOURNALISM CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ART JANKLOW TO SELL CUSTER LEASES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BAND MEMBERS LUCKY TO BE FREE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAIWAN BUYERS MAKE WHEAT DEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOLK CALLS RIVAL'S AD DECEPTIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CITY WANTS NEW I-229 INTERCHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*THINK TANK PROMOTES FREE MARKET,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*GOVERNOR WORRIED ABOUT VOTE ON BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MOTORCYCLIST KILLED ON CLIFF AVENUE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COYOTES EVEN THE SCORE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE FINDS TOUGH DECISIONS APPEALING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STONES FANS--'THIS COULD BE IT',"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KEEP ABORTION OFF '90 AGENDA,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DROPPING BILL WAS MY IDEA,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"HAS DRAWBACKS, BUT MUCH TO CELEBRATE (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PHILOSOPHY OF TRIBAL PEOPLE MIGHT BE...,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GIRL ROBBED OF CHILDHOOD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HURD SHOULD EXPLAIN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HURD TOOK AWAY HOPE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MAN DOESN'T DESERVE SUSPENDED SENTENCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ALPHA CENTER COVER-UP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
LARSON WAY OFF BASE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
PROTEST NOT PAROCHIAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
KERREY'S CHALLENGES GAIN HIM RESPECT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
FORMER SENATOR HAS BEEN KEEPING VISIBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
TRYING TO MAKE AMENDS WITH ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*COYOTES TRIUMPH 35-13 OVER JACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"COWGIRL FINDS FUN, FULFILLMENT IN SADDLE","Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ANGLERS ENCOUNTER LIMITED SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
DRUG TASK FORCE ANNOUNCES MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HEALTH DEPARTMENT GETS {dollar}98,800 AWARD","Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK DRIVER OF IROC-Z AUTOMOBILE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM DEPARTMENT TO PROMOTE GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
12-YEAR-OLD HURT IN CAR-BIKE CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DELIVERING THE CLARK COUNTY COUNTRY NEWS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RISE AND FALL OF A GREAT RIVER,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANCELING LOAN WON'T HURT SHRIVER'S,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEETING TO SPOTLIGHT RESERVOIR PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BRANDON VALLEY TAKES TOP SPOT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DRUG CZAR VISIT TO OFFER CHANCE FOR RURAL VIEWS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TRIBAL LEADER EXPECTED TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STATE'S FIRST OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*'OFFICIAL' ITEMS BRING UNEVEN SALES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ASCS CLOUDED BY CASE OF FIRED FARMER,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PIERRE FOUGHT TWICE TO KEEP CAPITAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PARTS OF CATHEDRAL PREDATE STATE BY 700 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S PRIDE SURFACED THIS SUMMER,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1989, sect.F, p.06, col.3"
"*RECONCILIATION SERVICE UNITES INDIANS, WHITES","Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THOUSANDS PROTEST ABORTION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION WON'T TELL ITS MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INTRASTATE AIRLINE READY TO TAKE FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*'LEMON SISTERS' IS LOOSE, INCOMPLETE","Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*DON'T LET FEAR PARALYZE, WOMEN ADVISE","Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
NEW STATE HOLIDAY DESERVES ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*AIR-CRASH EDITORIAL WAS BASED...,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BASEBALL PARENTS GROUP DESERVING OF SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BEWARE OF THOSE WHO BANKROLL MUENSTER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PUBLIC BROADCASTING'S PROGRAMMING OFFENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CALL DOCTOR IF BLEEDING STARTS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CHILDREN PLAYING WITH LIGHTER STARTED FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU WOMAN DIES IN AUTO WRECK,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DIRECTOR ONCE PERFORMED SHOW IN WRONG UNDERWEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EYEING THE COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY COMMISSION HOPEFULS SPEAK UP,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATES CONFIDENT AS ELECTION NEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL-TOWN CENTERVILLE GETS BIG-CITY ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN CULTURE IS FOCUS OF CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JAMES RIVER DISTRICT TO STUDY WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POET TELLS TALES OF JOYS OF WOMANHOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AG EDUCATION IS STATE MEETING SUBJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CHEMICAL WORKSHOPS SCHEDULED THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR VOLUNTEER AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
TRICK RIDER IS AT HOME ON THE RANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"CANDIDATE SUPPORTS WAGE HIKE, BENEFITS","Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SF WATER QUALITY MEETING SET,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
HUMAN SERVICES CENTER OPEN TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*LASOSKI FINDS PLEASURE ON CHEATERS DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNDERSTAND THE TERMS IN YOUR WILL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*ONE KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STOIC TWINS READY TO UNLEASH BRILLIANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER REMAINS SUPPORTIVE OF JUDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GIRL ACCUSES MICKELSON'S SON IN MANSION CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*COLD-WEATHER CAMPING IN SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*ZOO EDUCATOR LEAVES THURSDAY FOR ANTARCTICA,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LOCAL ADVENTURER BEATS THE COLD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
COMMUNITY LOSES TV AND CIVIC STAR (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SCARBROUGH BIG LOSS FOR SF, TOO (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POLITICIANS' ACTIONS DRAW READER'S ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PREDATORS DRASTICALLY CUT PHEASANT NUMBERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOHNSON--NO CHECKS OF MINE BOUNCED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WHAT WE NEED MOST IS INFORMED VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*HYRONIMUS, O'GORMAN GOLF CHAMPS","Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BIOLOGISTS--LESS IS MORE FOR ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TREASURER WARNS OF ASSET-FINDING FIRMS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FIZZY DAIRY DRINK HITS CITY SHELVES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"*EHRMAN, STOKES AUGUSTANA ROYALTY","Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SEARCH FOR WOMAN AT A 'DEAD END',"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGES HOST TALKS ON RIGHTS OF CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SUES COUNTY OVER TAOPI CEMETERY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SMOKE IN HER EYES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DECISION ON RECYCLING ORDINANCE DELAYED 2 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION PLAN NEEDS TEACHER INPUT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEMOCRATS WANT GOP ASSURANCES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*SCARBROUGH, PROVEN FAMILY FRIEND, DIES","Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*FORMER BUSINESSMAN, SENATOR DIES SUNDAY","Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER MITCHELL TV NEWSMAN HEADS GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURLEY WOMAN DIES IN 2-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSION MAN CONVICTED IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HEALTH CARE LACKING FOR MANY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MADISON LIBRARY OFFICIALS WANT FUNDING RESTORED,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LENNOX COUNCIL OVERRIDES MAYOR'S CITY BUDGET VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RECESSION WILL ALTER STATE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*NEWCOMERS FIND OLD MAGIC, REVITALIZE TWINS","Argus LeaderOct 08 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DOG ADOPTION TURNS VIOLENT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAINS PUT DAMPER ON CROP REPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN NATIVE DIES IN PHOENIX EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
'WOMB FOR RENT' BENEFIT DEGRADING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BRAVE HAAR COMPELLED TO UNSEAT DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MORE REGULATION OF CABLE IN ORDER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AUSTAD SHOULD GET FACTS STRAIGHT ON TAX HIKE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--LIMITING THE NUMBER OF TERMS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ESCAPED CONVICT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAAR VET COMMENTS HEARD ON RECORDING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWA MAN IMPRISONED IN MARIJUANA SCHEME,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE FORUMS WILL BE WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STEAKS ARE OUT, BENSTEN STILL IN","Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INDIAN CULTURE IN SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MINE CYANIDE PUDDLES KILLING MIGRATORY BIRDS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WALWORTH COUNTY DUMPS LANDFILL PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REBATE MAY BE REVIVED,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GAMING COMMISSION TO VISIT COLORADO,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN NEWSPAPER CHANGES ITS NAME,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MUENSTER TO SPEAK AT PLANKINTON EVENT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU GEOGRAPHY PROFESSORS HONORED,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HARTFORD STORE FEATURES SD PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PLANS UNDER WAY FOR BROOKINGS LAB,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SD ETHANOL PLANT NEAR COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*FOUNDATION SPONSORS ITS FIRST SPECULATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STUDY FINDS SD BANKS AMONG BEST,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*CITY TO ADVERTISE IN 'USA TODAY',"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
NORTHWEST PUNCTUALITY SCORES BEST,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
PLAYER SALARIES HAVE GONE BEYOND REASON,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LIVE TV SERIES COULD IGNITE OUTLAWS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BACK IN POLITICAL FASHION IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DANCE TROUPE PUTS JUMP INTO LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DOESN'T NEED PRIVATE EDISON PROJECT (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*COMMUNITIES STRUGGLE WITH NEW GOVT REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED TUITION HIKE TARGETS NONRESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL BANS CLOTHING FROM MTV CARTOON,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EPA RULES PROMPT LOCAL LANDFILL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LANDOWNER BLOCKS PERMIT FOR GARBAGE DUMP,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ACLU TO FIGHT FOR RIGHTS OF SMOKERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MORE COMPETITION WOULD IMPROVE TV (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WASHINGTON PAVILION IS WISE INVESTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GOVERNMENT SHOULD AVOID HEALTH-CARE ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
EXPLOSIVES MAKER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KING TO RECEIVE NEUHARTH AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ENTERS PLEA IN INSURANCE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE INVESTIGATING MOLESTATION REPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TASK FORCE MEMBER TO SPEAK SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*QUESTIONS LINGER YEAR AFTER DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WAITING FOR THE BIG CHILL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TUNING IN TO CONCERNS ABOUT KIDS' SHOWS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEAF DROP-OFF SITES OPEN SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DRIVER'S LICENSE STATION MOVING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FRANKFORT MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LINDA MICKELSON TO LEAD DAKOTA DAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU RECRUITING SENIORS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEEN-AGERS CAUGHT AFTER 2-STATE CHASE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WALL OFFICER CHARGED IN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CHECKING THE ARTIFACTS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PLATTE PLANNING HEALTH CARE FOR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRAVELOGUE BEGINS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN LOSES PATERNITY SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
APPROVES UNION COUNTY CONSOLIDATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
PREDICT DROP IN STATE GAMBLING REVENUES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*CHRISTMAS MARKETING RUINS SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VALUABLE ON-LINE SERVICES AVAILABLE TO PC USERS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*IT'S TIME FOR FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOWN'S WATER LEAVES FOLKS WITH HIGH SODIUM LEVELS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE CHILDREN RECEIVE SPECIAL-ED HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LOTTERY OPPONENTS AIRING MISCONCEPTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"GLOOM, DOOM, CHAOS USED AS SCARE TACTICS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BERKHOUT'S THEORIES DON'T REPRESENT STATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BEDDOW CARES FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
INITIATED MEASURE WON'T LEAD TO BOOM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
MANY REASONS EXIST FOR 'NO' VOTE ON 'E' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
STATE'S VOLUNTARY TAX SHOULD BE RETURNED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*GOD IS WORTH TRUSTING...WHEN HE INGORES OUR DEMANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CITY OPENING SITES TO COLLECT LEAVES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED OF RAPE PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF SEEKS CLUES IN STRING OF BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO DISCUSS ETHANOL-PROGRAM SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SALMONELLA CASES TRACED TO SCHWAN'S ICE CREAM,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GETTING IN THE SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONDITION OF BLAST VICTIM UPGRADED TO SATISFACTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BAILEY TRAIL TO EXAMINE GANG LINKS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PROSECUTORS WON'T SEEK DEATH PENALTY FOR WHITE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JAIL RELEASE DENIED FOR SIOUX FALLS MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TOWNS TO PLAY HOST TO BAND FESTIVALS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LANDFILL ASSOCIATION LOOKS AT RELIANCE SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*AFTERNOON CONCERTS TO BEGIN SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FRAUD CASE RESULTS IN INDICTMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*ASSISTED-LIVING CENTER A FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PEEVER MAN SEEKS DISMISSAL OF TWO MURDER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"BUILDER, HANDYMAN, CLOCKMAKER DIES AT AGE 73","Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
USDA SAYS CHANGES MAY TAKE 2 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MISSING RECORDS TURN UP IN CHAMBERLAIN CLINIC,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SHOT IN THE ARM,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"*VIKING DAYS PARADE FEATURES KING, QUEEN","Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
LAW-ENFORCEMENT BANQUET IS SOLD OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*CALL GOES OUT TO BE MELLO IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SKELLY'S WILL MOVE TO NEW SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*DAWKINS TO LEAD SKYFORCE JAM SESSION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PIECES OF SD HISTORY GOING ON AUCTION BLOCK,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"PHEASANT POACHERS FACE {dollar}12,000 MORE IN FINES","Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STRESS TAKES TOLL IN PIERRE AS THREATS OF JOB CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"JANKLOW, RUSSELL TO ADDRESS CHAMBER","Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHINESE AG GROUP TO VISIT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROSEBUD MAN WINS MINORITY AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CUSTOMER SERVICE TOPIC OF TRAINING,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEEF INDUSTRY HONORS BROOKINGS FARMER,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PIER ONE PLANS NEW TONE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA FARMER TESTIFIES TO FINANCIAL BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JACKRABBITS' SOSA THE UNLIKELY HERO,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GFP SECRETARY TO FIELD QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*NATL WILDLIFE REFUGES INVITE PUBLIC TO GET CLOSE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
CANTON BOY STILL TREATED FOR INJURIES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE EX-DIRECTOR TO ASSESS CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BANDS STRUT DOWN MAIN AVENUE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BLOOD RUN'S FUTURE BLEAK,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PROJECT BROUGHT FUTURE OUT OF COFFEE SHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TURN A PROJECT'S WEAKNESS INTO STRENGTHS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE COMPETE; OPTIONS EXPAND,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MAN DIES WHEN CAR TRAVELS ICY ROAD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*COMMUNITY LEADERS INVITED TO SESSIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*AFTER A WEEK OF RAIN, FLOODING TOWN GETS RELIEF","Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*JUDGE TELLS ARSONIST TO SAY HE'S SORRY,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SENATOR URGES CAUTION IN PEACE AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*STATE CORN PICKERS REVIVE LOST ART,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PAYS BILL FOR DAUGHTER'S BIRTH--57 YEARS LATER,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*WAS CATTLE EXPERT,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*POLICE SEIZED 347 POUNDS OF MARIJUANA FROM '91-'94,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
WORKERS UNCOVER PREHISTORIC REPTILE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
ATTORNEYS TO ARGUE DEATH-PENALTY CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
RUSSIAN RESEARCHERS VIEW GENETIC TECHNOLOGY IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
FORMER MILLER PHYSICIAN WANTS TO TAKE BACK PLEA,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"WINNER DISTRICT TOPS LIST OF ELDERLY, DISABLED ABUSE","Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"MAN, 65, FOUND DEAD","Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
CABINET POST STILL OPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
O.J. TRIAL DOESN'T JUSTIFY CAMERA BAN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
EARLY RELEASES GIVE INMATES WRONG IDEA (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER'S ATTACKS SHOW HE'S DESPARATE (YANKTON PRES,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
NEA WRONG TO PROMOTE GAY HISTORY MONTH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
JOHNSON DOESN'T OWE APOLOGY TO PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
AID FORMULA WILL HURT SMALL SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
INCOME TAX NEEDED TO SOLVE MONEY WOES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
LEAVE TAX CUTS OUT OF MEDICARE DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
"MITCHELL ARTIST'S WORK IS TENDER, EVOCATIVE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
SUBSIDIES PROMOTE CRUELTY TOWARD ANIMALS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*FICKLE FALL DAYS SEND THE MIND DIFFERENT WAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*GARDENERS SCURRY TO MOVE BULBS, ADD PERINNIALS","Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*WRITERS HOPE TO HELP COUNTRY RECOVER ITS MISSION,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.5"
*OCTOBER IS GREAT TIME FOR VISITING COLORADO,"Argus LeaderOct 08 1995, sect.G, p.08, col.1"
WATER RATE RAISE GETS FINAL OK,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
5TH ANTI-MCGOVERN GROUP BORN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
5TH ANTI-MCGOVERN GROUP BORN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'WORKFARE' PLAN HAS FEW PARTICIPANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'WORKFARE' PLAN HAS FEW PARTICIPANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*A SIOUX FALLS MAN WAS TRAPPED BETWEEN A FREIGHT CAR,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS SCHOOLS JOIN ANNEXATION FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS SCHOOLS JOIN ANNEXATION FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SDSU TO TEACH PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL FUELS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BUGS THREATEN WINTER WHEAT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SDSU TO TEACH PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL FUELS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SDSU TO TEACH PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL FUELS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TOURISM STRATEGY PLANNED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BUGS THREATEN WINTER WHEAT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RAIL DEREGULATION PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"MCGOVERN, JANKLOW TOP PARTIES' INFLUENTIALISTS","Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"MCGOVERN, JANKLOW TOP PARTIES' INFLUENTIALISTS","Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"MCGOVERN, JANKLOW TOP PARTIES' INFLUENTIALISTS","Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
RAIL DEREGULATION PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MAN DIES AT CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PROJECT MOBILITY CONTRACT OK'D,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
COST TO PROHIBIT PARTICIPATION IN NATL LIB CONF,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PROJECT MOBILITY CONTRACT OK'D,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
MAN SENTENCED FOR DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
COST TO PROHIBIT PARTICIPATION IN NATL LIB CONF,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
NURSING SCHOOL REACCREDITED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
NURSING SCHOOL GIVEN GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"AURORA, NEB CAN TEACH SD (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"AURORA, NEB CAN TEACH SD (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"AURORA, NEB CAN TEACH SD (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LET MILWAUKEE TRIM-QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"*BLIND MAN TACKLES HUNTING, FISHING, SKIING","Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*BLIND MAN TACKLES HUNTING, FISHING, SKIING","Argus LeaderOct 09 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS MAN THROWN FROM HIS MOTORCYCLE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN PREFERS SUICIDE TO PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN PREFERS SUICIDE TO PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET-LAWMAKERS JOIN ATTACK ON CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUDGET-LAWMAKERS JOIN ATTACK ON CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUDGET-LAWMAKERS JOIN ATTACK ON CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*SIOUX FALLS, HOME OF THE GARGANTUAN","Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LEGENDARY MUSICAL OPENS SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*PETER, PAUL AND MARY RESONATE WITH CARING","Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LEGENDARY MUSICAL OPENS SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SIOUX FALLS, HOME OF THE GARGANTUAN","Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHEASANT EXPECTED TO BE PLENTIFUL DESPITE DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PHEASANT EXPECTED TO BE PLENTIFUL DESPITE DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN FILES BIAS COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN FILES BIAS COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STOFFERAHN URGES ROBERTS TO RELEASE TAX FORMS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STOFFERAHN URGES ROBERTS TO RELEASE TAX FORMS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NURSE GETS AWARD FOR SAVING FIRE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FIRM SUES TO CLOSE CJ'S,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NURSE GETS AWARD FOR SAVING FIRE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
URANIUM FIRM TO MAKE REQUEST-PERMIT RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
URANIUM FIRM TO MAKE REQUEST-PERMIT RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS UNITE FOR REAGAN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BRULE VOTERS WILL DECIDE HILLS ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"AMENDMENTS C, D REJECTION URGED","Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HIT FOSS' CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
MCGOVERN ABSTENTION ON TALMADGE HIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
BLUNT MAN DIES AFTER PICKUP ROLLOVER-ONIDA,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DRIVER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FIRST ALCOHOL-PRODUCING PLANT OPENS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HIGH VOLTAGE LINE ISSUE ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LEAD-DEADWOOD SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NURSES VOW TO GAIN CLOUT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
AREA RESIDENTS PICKETED IN PROTEST OF SEN MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
INDIANS--BUDGET CUTS DRASTIC,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS--BUDGET CUTS DRASTIC,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEISS GUILTY OF VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEISS GUILTY OF VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*THE MISSOURI BREAKS--HAVEN FOR BIRDS, BIRDWATCHERS","Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'POWDER BURN'--A SUMMER BOOK FOR ALL SEASONS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*THE MISSOURI BREAKS--HAVEN FOR BIRDS, BIRDWATCHERS","Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*THE MISSOURI BREAKS--HAVEN FOR BIRDS, BIRDWATCHERS","Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'DISASTER' IS ALMOST THE REAL THING,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'DISASTER' IS ALMOST THE REAL THING,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--FRIENDLINESS AIDS TOURISM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOBBYIST CRITICIZES LAWMAKERS' POWERLINE TRIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--FRIENDLINESS AIDS TOURISM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOBBYIST CRITICIZES LAWMAKERS' POWERLINE TRIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTHERN AIR SERVICE TO FIVE CITIES DELAYED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE DISMISSES LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HARVEST MOON FESTIVAL WILL RISE IN NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SADAT'S IMPORTANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW SD RATING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SADAT'S IMPORTANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE WILL ACCEPT REQUESTS FOR HEATING AID IN NOV,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE WILL ACCEPT REQUESTS FOR HEATING AID IN NOV,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TELEGRAM SENT TO PANEL BY OAHE MEMBER RAPPED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
2 SOUTH DAKOTANS DIE IN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SETTLEMENT REACHED OVER BRUCE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD 2ND LOWEST IN NUMBER OF IMPORTS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BODY RECOVERED FROM BAD RIVER IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INSTRUCTOR NAMED TO BOARD OF NURSING,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEST RIVER AQUEDUCT ENGINEERING STUDY TO START SOON,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRIBAL COUNCIL TO DISCUSS ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TOURISM FACES COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
WITNESSES--COUNTY INMATES GIVEN LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BAR OWNER BEGINS DRIVE FOR SUNDAY LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
DURENBERGER SUGGESTS COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
BAR OWNER BEGINS DRIVE FOR SUNDAY LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA TENNIS TANDEM DYNAMITE ON COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA TENNIS TANDEM DYNAMITE ON COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA TENNIS TANDEM DYNAMITE ON COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SNOW WHACKS WEST--STORMS SOAK EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*LIGHTNING KILLS MAN, 20, FIXING WOODEN BRIDGE","Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
THANK YOU...GIRLS CLUB CAMPAIGN VOLUNTEERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
THANK YOU...SF FIRE DEPARTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
NOBODY DID MORE FOR COACHING THAN BOB CLIFFORD,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A PROMISE THAT MIGHT BE HARD TO KEEP...,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOTH SIDES REST CASE IN BITTNER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"OPEN MEETINGS--WELL, SORT OF OPEN...","Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE MARINES SAID HE WAS AWOL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN CHARGED IN {dollar}94,000 EMBEZZLEMENT","Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ROUGH ROAD AHEAD FOR CITIES & COUNTIES, ROWEN SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMIST EXPECTED POOR JOBLESS RATE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BLAMES DEMOCRATS FOR NATION'S DEFICITS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTES HUSSAIN'S ANALYSIS OF MASSACRE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXPORT & EMBARGO ADVICE FOR ROBERTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LET DASCHLE RETURN MONEY FROM LABOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD SHARES PRIDE IN PIPELINE COMPLETION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ACLU CRITICIZED FOR DR MUNSON'S AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*NUCLEAR ARMS RACE PROFOUNDLY A LOCAL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COURT--DRIVER'S SURVIVORS CAN'T SUE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW RAPPED FOR FUNDING DECISION,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KILLER SOUGHT IN WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"LORIKS, SAMUELSON ON DASCHLE PANEL","Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINN MAN KILLED IN TRAIN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SWENSON PRAISES USDA ACTION,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS SF MAN'S BURGLARY CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OLDEST RAPID CITY DAIRY TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN SF RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*SD SCHOOLS GIVEN A 'B' AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN TALKS SENSE TO SKEPTICS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"GIRLS TENNIS, BOYS GOLF PAYING OWN BILLS","Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PICKING A WINNER ALMOST LEGAL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHE WALKED ON ICE FROM ALASKA...,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BROWN TROUT FIND MISSOURI TO THEIR LIKING,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*KINDT DEVOTES ENERGY TO BOWLING,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*ENDANGERED BLACK-FOOTED FERRET FOUND,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TASK FORCE FIGHTS FAMILY VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE MODIFIES DEAL FOR SELLING BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATUTE ELIMINATES MANY FROM BOARD OF REGENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUBBLE BLOWERS HAVE WADS OF FUN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FAR EAST TRIP TRIMMED TO ESSENTIALS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN DRIVEN TO RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"{dollar}30,000 NEEDED IN DONATIONS TO FIX ROOF","Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JOSEPH COORS WILL SPEAK TO BUSINESS COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH MARCHING BAND WINS COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
US GOVERNMENT SUES STATE REPRESENTATIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"659,500 CANS RECYCLED DURING FIRST HALF OF '83","Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRE MARSHAL CHECKS HOT SPRINGS HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
BADLANDS MANAGEMENT PLAN READY FOR PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BLACK HILLS EDUCATION COOPERATIVE IS HONORED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CUTBACKS CAUSE LAYOFFS AT INDIAN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"FORMER COMMISSIONER, REPRESENTATIVE DIES","Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"RAPID CITY REPORTS MORE RAPE, ROBBERY, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TAX BREAK INTRODUCED FOR ALCOHOL FUELS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COURT CONSIDERS CHANGING DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
ELECTRIC CO-OPS WANT LOCAL PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
SD TEACHERS WILL MEET NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BOARD WILL CONSIDER FARM LOAN APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
HEARING WILL DISCUSS BORGLUM ARTIFACTS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
"*EXCUSE ME, OFFICER, WAS I SPEEDING","Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DEBBI KIMBELL'S LOVE OF COOKING,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*LUTHERAN CONFERENCE FOCUS IS EVANGELISM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*KURTIS NEEDS UNDERSTANDING PARENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
"DIRECTOR, CAST SHINE IN SEASON OPENER","Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*BUSINESSWOMAN SUCCEEDING AS ROOFING SPECIALIST,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DEBIT CARDS BEGINNING TO REPLACE CHECKS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS RIDE ROLLER-COASTER GRAIN MARKET,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*BANKS GETS 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEST RIVER FISHING DISPUTE FLARES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*TOWN, TIMES CHANGE--NOT THE SMITHY","Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DARRELL DENEKE HONORED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SCIENCE PROGRAM RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*MILITARY MUSICIANS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*GARFIELD CARTOONIST SAYS CAT IS HUMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DISAGREEMENT ON SALES TAX EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEIGHBORHOOD CONCERN IN DENIAL OF LICENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SNOW REMOVAL PLAN FOR ILLEGALLY PARKED CARS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"EVALUATES POLITICS, FAITH","Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RAVEN ACQUIRES ELECTRONICS FIRM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MONDALE WINS DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WRITER TWISTED STORY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHANCES FOR WATER BILL SLIM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
JUNIOR HIGH SCHEDULING IS BOARD TOPIC,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MAN CAN'T GET RING DIKE INFO,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LEWIS CELEBRATES OPENING OF 4TH STORE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LYON COUNTY WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN LAKE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TWO FROM STATE DIE IN HIGHWAY MISHAPS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*WINTERS FOUND NOT GUILTY IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BRUNT OF STORM MISSES SD,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
KEEP DOWN COSTS OF HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PARENTS MUST SET EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP'S POWER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CITIZENS DESERVE BREAKS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CITY CAN'T AFFORD HAMMONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ANNEXATION NOT WAY TO GO (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
AG PANEL RECOMMENDS TAX CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS TO DISCUSS PROBLEMS USING EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MORRELL, UNION ENTER TALKS","Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NAMES NEW DIRECTOR FOR STATE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PLAN MEANS MORE SPACE, LESS PARKING","Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"APARTMENTS FOR ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED","Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SCHEDULES STATE MEETINGS ON FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*JANKLOW HINTS HE'LL RUN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GROUP HOPES FOR VOTE ON PROPOSED HOTEL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AIDE SAYS HE'S BEEN ASKED TO RUN FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BRANDON--TENTATIVE OK TO BUILD HOMES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"COOL, WET WEATHER DELAYS HARVEST","Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OLDHAM POLL SAYS RESIDENTS WANT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PLASTICS COMPANY PLANS MOVE TO WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
UNCLAIMED-MONEY GROUP IS A FRAUD,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2 TO APPEAR IN COURT ON KIDNAPPING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA REUNION, HOMECOMING SLATED","Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF COLLEGE SET FOR HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WRITER PLANS WORKSHOPS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PHOTOS OF INDIAN LIFE ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
COLLEGE FACULTY MEMBERS HAVE WORKS PUBLISHED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
LINCOLN MARCHING BAND PLACES 2ND IN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"SIOUX FALLS WOMAN RECEIVES {dollar}1,500 SCHOLARSHIP","Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
TWO VERMILLION MEN RECEIVE NATIONAL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
3 DOCTORS HONORED BY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
EITRHEIM RECEIVES NATIONAL AWARD FOR PHYSICIANS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
PEACE PIPE AGREEMENT IS COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JUST A LITTLE OFF THE SIDES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAYOR UPSET ABOUT GAS LEAK,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESIDENT REAGAN MEETS SOVIET LEADER GORBACHEV,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CRASH IN NICARAGUA SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"DON'T BE FOOLED AGAIN, VOTERS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
REAGANOMICS CLOUD HAS A SILVER LINING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ABUSE FIGHT IS NON-POLITICAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
WOMEN LOBBY FOR AMERICA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SD SHOULD ALTER ALCOHOL LAW (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*ARTIST SHEDS LIGHT ON STAINED GLASS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SDSU MAKES AGING MUSICAL FRESH,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHILDREN'S INN SPONSORS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
JAYCEES SET CRAFT BAZAAR DATE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
O'GORMAN PRESENTS CHILDREN'S PLAY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
ARTS COUNCIL HAS PUBLIC FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
FARM GROUP PUTS FRUSTRATIONS ON SIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PETERSON PLEADS NOT GUILTY, TRIAL SET","Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAVING FOR BABY IS JUST THE TICKET,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN DIES AFTER CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA EX-PRESIDENT TAKES POST,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRIVE AIMS AT WASTES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COPTER TO THE RESCUE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*REALTORS GROUP SCALES DOWN DONATION,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NO NEW SITE YET FOR HAYWARD KIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
2 CITY WORKERS SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ABDNOR AIRS REAGAN RALLY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
A MAN AND HIS DOG FREED FROM TRUCK WRECKAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HERSETH PROPOSES MORE MONEY FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU PICK FOR VICE PRESIDENT AWAITS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BILL WOULD SAVE MANY FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CANDIDATES TO ADDRESS LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*FIRE CALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*KOLB, LINCOLN WINNERS IN CITY GOLF TOURNEY","Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POSITION SWITCH FOR VERSATILE JOHNSTON,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY SAYS WILLIAMS KNEW,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TWINS TWO-OUT RALLIES KILL TIGERS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE NEEDS TO RAISE FUEL TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HURON DRIVER INJURES 11,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BORK FIGHT OVER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CANNOT AFFORD ANOTHER COMMUNIST PEACE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RUDE DRIVERS DISRUPT FUNERAL PROCESSION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FUN OF HUNTING IS GONE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BEWARE OF 2-WEEK WONDERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*SIGHT AND SOUND,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SATIRE ADDS REFRESHING TWIST,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLAY GIVES RIVETING VIEW OF SD,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DIRECTOR REACHES FOR TWO WORLDS WITH PLAY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
'50'S FROLIC WILL BE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUND ESTABLISHED FOR TEA FIRE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAND O'LAKES MERGES BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED IN 7-ELEVEN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN RAPE OF GIRL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO MAIL DELIVERED ON COLUMBUS DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE VICTIM BLAMES DEADMEN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RATE OF FIRE DEATHS EXCEEDS AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON GROUP PUSHES FOR PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WASHINGTON SELECTS ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PANEL OK'S VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PARKS COMM. BANS FALLS PARK SWIMMING,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PARKS COMMISSION BANS FALLS PARK SWIMMING,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PANEL OK'S VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PANEL OK'S VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BRADLEY DROPS WYOMING FROM BLACK HILLS BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON TRIES TO BEEF UP STUDENTS' LUNCHES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN BOX ELDER ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL MINISTERS SPEAK OUT AGAINST LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PEACE ACTIVIST PLANS VIGIL NEAR KADOKA,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS TO OFFER TIPS ON PREVENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*LOOKING FOR A CAUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*TWINS ARE GLADDENED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A SOUTH DAKOTAN'S OPEN-HEART SURGERY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CAMPAIGN IS A WAR OF SYMBOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PARENTS HAIL SCHOOL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION WON'T STOP DESPAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
HANDGUN COLUMN DISGUSTING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
NEEDS TO START TELLING WHO HE IS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
PHONE LAW REVISION NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
DAKOTA PROP HURTS CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
VOTE CAN TRIM FAT BUDGETS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
ACLU DEFENDS FREEDOMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
SD DOES OUTRANK MINNESOTA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
JOHNSON TRADE VOTE WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
LOOPHOLES HURT MINE LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
MICKELSON TO HIRE LITERACY COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICES WILL CLOSE ON COLUMBUS DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU IS SITE OF PRESS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOWNSEND NAMED NETTLETON PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HUSKING AND HURLING,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATIC STRENGTH TO BE TESTED NOVEMBER 8,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOBO DAY'S FESTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
IPSWICH HOSTS CHICAGO DOCTOR FOR WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
IMPROVEMENTS FOR CUSTER STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AGENCIES WANT COMESTIC VIOLENCE HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SALES STILL CLIMBING AT BEST BUY INC,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TED TUFTY OFFERS FREE CAR SERVICE CLINIC,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WESTERN SURETY BOOSTS CITY OFFICE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEW BURGER STAND PROMISES FASTER FAST FOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE TRYING TO PROTECT WATER FROM FERTILIZER,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*DRIVERS GO EXTRA MILE FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BERRETH'S RECEIVING SPREE SPARKS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
USD CLIPS MORNINGSIDE BEHIND,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*HUNTERS HIT THEIR MARK ON DUCK OPENER,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.E, p.09, col.1"
FISHING LINE TRIGGERS TROUBLE FOR WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.E, p.09, col.5"
*THE THUNDER OF BUFFALO HOOVES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*THINK ABOUT FUTURE NEEDS BEFORE YOU BUY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1988, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
26TH STREET CRASH KILLS CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*POTATOES PUT TOWN OF CLARK IN THE CHIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WORTHING MAN GIVES WHOLEHEARTED SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BALTIC HOUSE FIRE RUINS KEEPSAKES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ADOPTED MAN GETS 'A SHOCK',"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STONES ROLL ALONG,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BOARD SHOULD PICK SITE BEFORE ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"PIPES AIDS INMATES DRUG, ALCOHOL FIGHT (L)","Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAXPAYERS BENEFIT WHEN AGENCIES SHARE RESOURCES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEXIST ATTITUDES REMAIN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
'SCENE' COVERS LITTER GUTTER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FILM NOT PAGE 1 STORY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JUSTICE SYSTEM FAILS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RECYCLING STUDY WORTHWHILE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CIGARETTE POSSIBLE CAUSE OF FIRE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SETS CONTEST TO ANSWER ATLAS SNUB,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DIMOCK TO DECIDE FUTURE OF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GIRL DIES AFTER FALL INTO HOPPER,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MADISON WORKERS REJECT UNION, 100-48","Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STEREO-RADIO SPARKS BLAZE IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LIFE IN LATE 1800S INTRIGUES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL-TOWN LAW ENFORCEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AGING CAN BRING US FACE TO FACE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS EMPHASIZE HISTORY'S 'WHY',"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
5 COUNTY TOWNS RELY ON SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*INDIANS, WHITES CELEBRATE UNITY","Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ACCEPT CULTURAL DIFFERENCES--INDIAN PROFESSOR,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"WOMAN KILLS BROTHER, SELF","Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LUMPECTOMIES OFFER HOPE FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LANFORD WILSON'S 'BURN THIS' MAY OFFEND,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*YOUNG INDIANS SUFFER WHEN WELFARE ACT IS IGNORED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHARITY BINGO NEEDS MORE STATE SCRUTINY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FIX DEFICIT BY ENDING WASTE IN GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LENIENT SENTENCES SEND WRONG MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PEOPLE MUST ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY OF CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EXAGGERATION HURT PEOPLE IN STORY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SD SHOULD REDUCE NUMBER OF LAWMAKERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BOTH INITIATIVES DESERVE 'YES' VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BROOKINGS TAKES TENNIS LEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PERCH CATCHES ATTENTION OF AUTUMN ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REST STOP FOR 157 MIGRATING WHOOPING CRANES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FARMER HOPES GRAIN GAINS PRESTIGE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SD ICE CREAM GIANT 84TH RICHEST,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*STATE UNEMPLOYMENT DIPS FROM '89 LEVEL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"*JODRE, LINDQUIST AUGUSTANA ROYALTY","Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATE SLAMS IDEA OF LEGISLATIVE CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER HONORS 141 HOMEMAKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON WANTS PROBE OF S&L'S SPEEDED UP,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER GETS 2ND ENVIRONMENTAL STAMP,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COW MOOO-VING TO DISNEY WORLD FARM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AMDAHL SAYS LAND DEAL APPROPRIATE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM CLEARS SMALL HURDLE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON SAYS HOUSE BUDGET FAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD TO OPPOSE TAX LIMITS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*POLITICIANS FEUDING OVER MILLING PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FFA OFFICERS TO MEET IN LEADERSHIP PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GRANT TO EXTEND TRIBAL HEALTH PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SDSU FOUNDATION MEMBERS TO MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COLOME MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"DAKOTA STATE TO GET A {dollar}196,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
NATIONAL GUARD WINS ENERGY AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RUSHMORE UNVEILS 50TH ANNIVERSARY FLAG,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LAKE HENDRICKS PROJECT RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
GROUP NOT BUFFALOED BY PROFESSOR'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AREA RESIDENTS AGREE ON DELAYING VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ECONOMICS FOCUS OF NEXT COLD WAR (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DISABLED TOO OFTEN TREATED AS SUBCULTURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FOREFATHERS WOULD LIKE LIMITING TERMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
OFFERS SAFE ALTERNATIVE FOR WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CITIZENSHIP OFFER A POOR OPPORTUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*RAP'S LESSON RELEVANT IN OUTBACK,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A COOKBOOK FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHECK HOME-CANNED GOODS FOR SAFETY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KITCHEN WORK RELIEVES STRESS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER MIDCONTINENT CHAIRMAN DIES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCDONALD HOUSE TO GET FRESH PAINT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEN ENTER PLEAS IN MARIJUANA CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RESPONSE GOOD, RULES APPLY","Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN VICTIM OF FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKERS FAIL TO SHOW FOR PINE RIDGE JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SNOWBIRDS PERCH, REFUEL","Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAMPUS SCHOOLS STIRS CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FATHER NOT GUILTY IN SON'S SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROPERTY OWNERS WINNING COURT FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS TO GET TASTE OF 'TERMINATOR' FITNESS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY WANTS FEE GRADUATED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
END OF WEB PROJECT TO BE NOTED SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FRITZ, GORS CHOSEN AS LENNOX ROYALTY","Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL TAX EXTENDED FOR IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THIEVES SWIPE FROM FORMER SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WHITE RIVER MAN CHARGED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"COUNTY GIVES HUMBOLDT {dollar}10,000 TO HELP CONSTRUCT","Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"RAPID CITY TO CONTRIBUTE {dollar}250,000 FOR RUSHMORE","Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"VERMILLION, USD SIGN TV PACT TO BROADCAST","Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VERMILLION MAY BAN YARD WASTE FROM LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
GOLD BAR 5K AND 10K RUN SET,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SPANJERS TO BE ENSHRINED IN HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BANK SET TO OPEN BRANCH IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
COMPANY MAY BUILD PLANT IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CLEANING UP A KILLER,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CANTON COMPANY LAYS OFF 29 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
"*RAIN FLOODS CITY, STATE WITH UNFINISHED WORK","Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWO SMALL-TOWN BANKS IN SD TOP 20,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOP 20 BANKS IN THE STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TRIBAL LAND SETTLEMENT OK'D,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MASTEN'S DEPARTURE TESTS THE SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HAAR ATTEMPTING TO PLEASE EVERYONE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SUPPORTERS HAVE VAGUE REASONS TO BACK CLINTON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY MEASURE WILL ELIMINATE JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
FOSSIL CASE RAISES QUESTION OF JUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PROPOSED TAX BILL WOULD HELP TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"PROGRAM CREATES JOBS, AIDS SMALL BUSINESS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
GENEREUX INSTALLED AS DEAN AT CHURCH,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEAVY RAINS FLOOD CLAY COUNTY ROADS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE DOESN'T WANT TO WORK ON PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TIPPER GORE TO MAKE RC STOPOVER,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*ARTIST PAINTS PICTURE OF ABILITY, BEAUTY","Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SENATORS LEND SUPPORT TO 'NIGHT' MARCH,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONGRESS PASSES LANDSAT LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"HEALTH-CARE COMMISSION CONSIDERS COSTS, ACCESS","Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TWO WATER BILLS PASS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*FOLK ARTIST,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POLICE BRUTALITY SUIT STALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROWN EULOGIZED AS GIFTED LEADER,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DINOSAUR BONE ISSUE GOES TO COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NURSING GROUP PROPOSES REFORMS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"RECONCILIATION PLANS INCLUDE PRAYER, HYMNS","Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAMING REGULATORS AGREE TO AUDITOR,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
POWERBALL SALES SOAR AS JACKPOT HITS {dollar}30 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MITCHELL BANK EXPANDS INTO WEST SF,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*AUGUSTANA SQUAD HAS FORGOTTEN '91,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRIDE IN HER RURAL HERITAGE THROUGH EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WRITERS' CONFERENCE SATURDAY IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*OPENS FINE ARTS SERIES SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DANCE SHOW SET AT COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*COLD FRONT BRINGS CHILLS, SPILLS","Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GOVERNOR AMONG NATION'S LOWEST PAID,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW LAW KEEPS SEX OFFENDER IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*YOUNG ARTIST GETS SPECIAL HONOR FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CAMPAIGNS TO PREVENT CHILDHOOD INJURIES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*LETTERMAN TO MOVE TO 10:35,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*VIOLINIST JENSON DELIGHTS CROWD IN SD SYMPHONY'S,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*EVERY CARE HOME ISN'T A HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PICTURE TAINTED CHILD CARE SERIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PLEASE CONTRIBUTE TO GAMBLING STUDY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*UNLOAD ALL YOUR WORRIES ON ONE WHO CARES--JESUS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ANNUAL CROP WALK FUND-RAISER SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARTS PAVILION FORUM BEING HELD TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FRIEND OF EDUCATION NOMINEES SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY NEEDS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 1 YEAR IN JAIL FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOMECOMING STARS SHINE BRIGHT AT CRIPPLED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE WHO BEGAN RIOT SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RIVER EXPLORERS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BEAVIS, BUTT-HEAD CLOTHES BAN","Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"STATE RECEIVES {dollar}992,500 FOR FLOOD WORK","Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROAD WORK ON SCHEDULE DESPITE WEATHER DELAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BATH RESIDENTS KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOARD TO DISCUSS RACISM CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEFENDANT CHARGED IN BEATING DEATH--STURGIS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRE INJURES WORKERS AT EXPLOSIVES PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE DENIES LOGGING APPEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NASA TEAM GIVES LESSON ON SPACE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TRIP TO JAPAN NOT UNUSUAL, MCBRIDE SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*INVENTION CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DEMOCRATS NOT WELCOME AT MILLER BUDGET BRIEFINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LEMMON POLICE ARREST 2 FOLLOWING BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*MEMORIAL WORK UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS COUNTY FARMERS PLANNING NEW PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
NO 1 SINGLES CROWN 'IS DEFINITELY UP FOR GRABS',"Argus LeaderOct 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LIVING UP TO ITS NAME,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CHAMBER EXECUTIVE VALUES DIALOGUE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*THREE-TIME MAYOR TRIES PACING CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*WINNER HUNTS FOR VISITORS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SMALL TOWN IS PLACE THEY WANT TO BE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
TAX SEMINAR HITS 1994 REVISIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"O'BRIEN, MARCIL TO SPEAK AT EVENT","Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LODGENET PRESIDENT OK'S STOCK TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FITTING PERSONALITY, JOB","Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A MOVIE-TIME EXPERIENCE FOR SPORTS FANS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DULUTH'S BEST BIRD-WATCHER WATCHES LIKE A HAWK,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*SALMON START TO HIT STRIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
PYTHON'S ACCEPTS USED EGG CARTONS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PASSENGER IN TRUCK HITS JOGGER WITH DOOR,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOCIETY SPONSORING ADOPTION FAIR TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BANDS WIN AWARDS IN AUGUSTANA PARADE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WALKERS USING FEET TO FIGHT HUNGER,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STORES REMOVE SCHWAN'S ICE CREAM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VIKING POWER,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RODEO GROUP PUTS ILL KIDS IN THE SADDLE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COALITION TO DEFEND ETHANOL RULE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*BEDDOW--JANKLOW SILENCE A 'COP-OUT',"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"BEDDOW SEES REGENTS, JANKLOW STAYS HOME","Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COMMENTS ACCEPTED ON MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TRAIL FOUNDATION BESTOWS TOP HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"POWERBALL DRAWING ENDS IN {dollar}100,000 WIN","Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GAMING REDESIGNATION LETS CASINOS EXPAND,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ACCUSED EMBEZZLER ENTERS INNOCENT PLEA,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*GRANT TO ASSIST LAID-OFF EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MOTEL OPPONENTS CHALLENGE PERMIT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE MAKES BUDGET PLEDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"HOMECOMING COSTS {dollar}6,000 IN OVERTIME","Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*LEAF DROP-OFF SITES OPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TRIAL DELAYED TO '95 IN CASE OF 6 FOSSIL COLLECTORS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WORKERS TEST FOR CONTAMINATION AT DEPOT SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SENATE PASSES PRESSLER'S FAA SAFETY-PROVISION,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*RURAL WATER LINE COULD BE ON HOLD BY FMHA OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
ETHANOL EXPANSION PRODUCES 6 MILLION GALLONS A YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PROSECUTOR DOWNPLAYS DEATH THREATS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
DASCHLE--MO. OVERREACTS TO CORPS PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.6"
INDIAN-HISTORY EXHIBIT ON DISPLAY IN STATE MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"*WE THANK YOU, JIM SATTERLEE (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"GOOD RIDDANCE, ESPY (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MURAL SHOULD BE REMOVED (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*INDIAN MASCOT ONE TRADITION THAT MUST STOP,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
PROPOSITION 13 DIDN'T HURT SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
COLORADO INITIATIVE HARMED GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
FIRST-TIME VOTER OPPOSES INITIATIVE 1 (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
EXHUMING ROWE BODY IS JUSTICE GONE WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
"GAY COMING-OUT DAY TIME FOR STRAIGHTS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
'OLD KING BILL' SHOULDN'T BE ELECTED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
KEEP NEW WEALTH IN THE RURAL AREAS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
SEAT BELTS PROTECT FROM OTHER DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
DON'T BE SCARED OFF FROM PROPERTY-TAX RELIEF (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
ARGUS LEADER CARTOON MISREPRESENTED HALWEG (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
HISTORIC STATE MURAL SHOULD STAY IN PLACE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*HOPES SPAN DIFFERENCES IN GEOGRAPHY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*FOOTBALL FUN IS RED HOT,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
GRADS CAN KEEP IN TOUCH THROUGH ALUMNI PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.G, p.02, col.5"
*'SNAPS' CRACKLE WITH LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1994, sect.G, p.04, col.2"
TOUGH-TO-PROSECUTE ACQUAINTANCE RAPE ON UPSWING,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SEX-ABUSE VICTIM MAKES JOURNEY BACK FROM DEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY COUNCIL COSTS LESS IN NEW FORM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KEEP UP INDIAN LOAN GUARANTEES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FINES COULD IMPRESS PARENTS OF TRUANTS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PETITION DRIVES STRUGGLE FOR REASON (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
"*USE HOLIDAY TO FOCUS ON JUSTICE, NOT RACE","Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DON'T TOLERATE PUBLIC PROFANITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GIAGO COLUMN SHOWS IGNORANCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BURGER KING'S WALSH DESERVES RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PRESSLER WRONGLY MENTIONS HIS FATHER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
DON'T TAKE AWAY HEALTH-SAFETY NET (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CONSERVATIVES WOULD TURN BACK CLOCK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"{dollar}8,000 FOR PRESSLER IS A BIG PUZZLE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*IS YOUR LEGACY 'WRIT IN WATER' OR IN STONE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PUT COLLEGES TO THE TEST,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OG EXPECTED TO RULE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RECEPTION TO MARK VOTING ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM ASSISTS CRIME VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AMERICAN INDIANS HONORED TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DECEASED FIREFIGHTERS REMEMBERED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ARTS DIRECTOR COMES FROM LONG TRADITION OF ACTIVISM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*TECHNOLOGY ISSUES TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SPEECH TO FOCUS ON INDIAN MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DOLE HEADQUARTERS ESTABLISHED IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RESOLUTION TO PROBE AG INDUSTRY OK'D,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HOSPITAL WORKER WINS VOLUNTEER AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*DRINKING CITED IN PICKUP ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"STUDENTS, TOURISTS WITNESS HISTORICAL CHANGES","Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SAFETY TRAINING OFFERED,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*INSURANCE COMPANY SUED FOR REFUSING TO COVER CLAIM,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
HE SERVED IN THE NAVY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SIOUXLAND LIBRARY STAFF,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
GAY GROUP FORMS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BANK OFFICIAL TO GO ON TRIAL FOR MONEY LAUNDERING,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
MASS PLANNED TO CELEBRATE STATE HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
POLICE--JUVENILE CURSING MORE COMMON,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BOOK OF GREAT SIOUX WAR ARRIVES IN STORES TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*SOME NO LOAD FUNDS HEAVY ON THE FEES,"Argus LeaderOct 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BELL PROTESTS LIMIT OF KELO POLITICAL AD POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NOLAN--TED WILL RUN,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NOLAN--TED WILL RUN,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BELL PROTESTS LIMIT OF KELO POLITICAL AD POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REMOVING THE GAG,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SUSPENDED JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SUSPENDED JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REMOVING THE GAG,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SUSPENDED JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REMOVING THE GAG,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL LENDERS PREDICT HIGHER MORTGAGE RATES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
LOCAL LENDERS PREDICT HIGHER MORTGAGE RATES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
ACCIDENT KILLS 16-YEAR-OLD FORT THOMPSON GIRL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SUPPRESSION ASKED FOR BEDELL RECORDS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WINNERS ANNOUNCED IN CORN PICKING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"REPAIR, REMOVAL OF HOUSES SOUGHT","Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY REVIEWING TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SNOW FALLS ON NORTHERN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*PRESSLER URGES FUNDS FOR FUEL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*PRESSLER URGES FUNDS FOR FUEL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL ACCREDITATION TRIAL DATE SET-CANISTOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL ACCREDITATION TRIAL DATE SET-CANISTOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*ROLLERSKIS PROMOTE US TEAM,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"GRAFTON, ND, FIGHTS SECRECY (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"GRAFTON, ND, FIGHTS SECRECY (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"GRAFTON, ND, FIGHTS SECRECY (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"GRAFTON, ND, FIGHTS SECRECY (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
AD AGENCY CAN'T SLIP UP CREEK FAULTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SOARING GOLD BRINGS MANY AMATEUR PANNERS TO HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SOARING GOLD BRINGS MANY AMATEUR PANNERS TO HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STUDY-WESTERN MILWAUKEE LINE CAN BE PROFITABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SCHOOL KIDS FIND HOME COOKIN' HARD TO BEAT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN FLOODED WITH DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRISON WINNING BATTLE WITH FEDS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN FLOODED WITH DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRISON WINNING BATTLE WITH FEDS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HURON FUROR RESULTS IN CHANGE TO ART POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A FLEA IN HER EAR' CRACKLES WITH ENERGY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WHS PRESENTS 'GOLDEN GOOSE',"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HURON FUROR RESULTS IN CHANGE TO ART POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'A FLEA IN HER EAR' CRACKLES WITH ENERGY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOODY ALLEN'S 'SIDE EFFECTS',"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
'AN MD DOES NOT A MEDICINE MAN MAKE',"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'AN MD DOES NOT A MEDICINE MAN MAKE',"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MYERS-1 MORE BIG LINE MAY HAVE TO BE BOUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BEDELL-I SHUT DOWN OAHE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BEDELL-I SHUT DOWN OAHE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"STATE WILL PAY FOR EDUCATION, OFFICIALS TOLD","Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"STATE WILL PAY FOR EDUCATION, OFFICIALS TOLD","Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RANGE FIRE THREATENS TOWN-ST FRANCIS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAX REFORM TO FOLLOW DAKOTA PROPOSITION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY DENY RIGHT TO HUNT DOVES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
URANIUM INITIATIVE A BAR TO DEVELOPMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HAND CORNPICKING WINNERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GUNSHOT VICTIM INQUEST SHOWS LITTLE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROUP BACKS MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PHONE SERVICE LOSS A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
URANIUM PERMIT MEETING POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN SERVICE FUNDING TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE CLOSES FOURTH DEADWOOD BROTHEL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*MINNESOTA'S CALL THRILLS YOUNG SF BALLOON LAUNCHER,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
ROOMMATES SHARE RUNNING,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
ROOMMATES SHARE RUNNING,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA'S CROP ESTIMATES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FUGITIVE'S BILL GO TO SF MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*RAINS SAVE THIS YEAR'S BEAN CROP,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CARLA TAPLETT CROWNED MISS DAKOTA FRIDAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CHECK TO THE VETERINARY DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*JEANNE MAYCLIN CROWNED SD DAIRY PRINCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*JEANNE MAYCLIN CROWNED SD DAIRY PRINCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*POLITICIANS SAY TOURISM NEEDS BETTER PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI WATER DROP WORRIES IOWA PANEL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATER DEAL DOESN'T CONCERN STUDY HEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATER DEAL DOESN'T CONCERN STUDY HEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI WATER DROP WORRIES IOWA PANEL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLITICIANS SAY TOURISM NEEDS BETTER PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLITICIANS SAY TOURISM NEEDS BETTER PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLITICIANS SAY TOURISM NEEDS BETTER PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI WATER DROP WORRIES IOWA PANEL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GEOGRAPHER OFFERS STORM ADVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
EXPLORATION HALT MAY END LEGAL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
EXPLORATION HALT MAY END LEGAL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CHANGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO REFLECT REALITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS ABOUT ETSI REMAIN UNANSWERED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
20-CENT LETTER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERFOWL HABITAT NEEDS RESTORATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"AWACS DEAL, FARM PRICES CRITICIZED (L)","Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
POLITICAL ADS ON TV DISGUSTING TO VIEWER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LACK OF COVERAGE A DISAPPOINTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
WHO WAS LISTENING AT OAHE HEARING...(L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
POINTS TO CONSIDER IN MORRELL NEGOTIATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
'ROOM SERVICE' IS A DELIGHTFUL FARCE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
'ROOM SERVICE' IS A DELIGHTFUL FARCE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BOARD TOLD MINING COULD HURT WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COURT BEGINS DELIBERATIONS IN MASSIVE IRRIGATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COURT BEGINS DELIVERATIONS IN MASSIVE IRRIGATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BOARD TOLD MINING COULD HURT WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BOARD TOLD MINING COULD HURT WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DAVISON ASSESSMENT RULED ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"*USD BEGINS CAMPAIGN TO RAISE {dollar}11,820,000","Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"*USD BEGINS CAMPAIGN TO RAISE {dollar}11,820,000","Argus LeaderOct 10 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*AUGIE'S QUEEN OF 58 YEARS AGO BACK TO CELEBRATE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*O'CONNOR HAS 3 WEEKS LEFT TO TEACH VOTERS HIS SONG,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOWSTORM STALLS OVER BLACK HILLS--EAST STILL WET,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE MAN WHO RUNS THE COURTS IN MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"DESPITE SNOW, SLOPES NOT READY FOR SKIERS","Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SINGLE-MEMBER SENATE DISTRICT IS WAY TO GO (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ARCHIVIST--DON'T KEEP PAPERS IN ATTIC (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CANDIDATES ANSWER TWO QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DISAPPOINTED BY ORDERING MANDAN PERMIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CRITICIZES ROBERTS FOR TAKING OIL MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"COUNTY, FEDERAL OFFICES CLOSED MONDAY","Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LINCOLN SWEEPS BAND COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RAPE OF CUSTER PATIENT INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HANSEN--DEREGULATION WILL HURT SMALL TOWNS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
CRASH INJURES WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*EISNACH--UTILITIES MUST TIGHTEN UP THEIR BELTS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*NUTTBROCK IS USED TO A LIFE OF POLITICAL WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*DANEKAS--THE ISSUE IS FARM PRICES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*HANSEN AT HOME IN THE OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
FEDS WANT TO RAISE PACTOLA DAM 15 FEET,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WEST RIVER VOTE ON TAX INCREASE MOVED TO NOV 10,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WALL MAN ELECTED HEAD OF MUNICIPAL LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HAM URGES CONTINUING SD WATER RIGHTS SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BOWLER'S UNUSUAL PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TEAL HUNTER'S SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*JOHNSON--LOOKING LIKE DAVID, WORKING LIKE GOLIATH","Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*PRAYER, ORGANIZATION KEYS TO SEMINARY PRESIDENT","Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*SHE REALLY DOES DEAL WITH MORE THAN HEAD LICE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*VISIT REVEALS THAT CHRISTIANITY SURVIVES IN RUSSIA,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*KIP SCOTT--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.D, p.12, col.3"
"DEREGULATION NOT GOOD FOR SF, AIRPORT MANAGER SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD CREDIT UNIONS BUCK POOR ECONOMIC TIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PROPANE VIABLE ALTERNATIVE TO GASOLINE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS BANK BUYS MITCHELL BANK,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*MEIERHENRY DEFENDS LONG COCAINE INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BAGELS FIND A HOME IN MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CEREBRAL PALSY GROUP NEEDS PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HONEYWELL OPENS FUTURIST CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ENGINEERS WILL AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*CONFLICTS WITH KNOBE LED TO DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SAVING LIVES--GOAL OF FIRE SAFETY INSPECTORS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WILL CONSIDER BONDS FOR DIESEL COMPANY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION IS BOOMING IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL DISCUSS WASHINGTON'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS OWN AND THEY FARM,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GUIDE KNOWS SECRETS OF PETTIGREW MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MEASURE WOULD BRING ADDED COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATION MUST SAFEGUARD WATER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*OCTOBER IS MONTH TO ADOPT A DOG,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SUPREME COURT WILL HEAR TWELVE APPEALS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*PRESSLER HAS FALL PLANS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BURG TO RUN FOR STATE SENATE IN 1984,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"JANKLOW, MOORE WILL SPEAK TO FARMERS UNION","Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID VALLEY IDENTIFIES CONTAMINANT IN WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SISTER ERNSTER BECOMES MOUNT MARTY PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE HEALTH COMMITTEE TO DISCUSS INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEARBORN IS ACTING HEAD OF EXTENSION SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DEARBORNE IS ACTING HEAD OF EXTENSION SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DENTAL ANESTHESIA HASN'T SCARED PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*WHY BEARS WERE DYING,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
WEST RIVER FARMER LOSES WATER RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
*A COLORFUL TIME,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRUG PROBE TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BANKS TO SERVE TIME IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
YANKTON WINS 3RD STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"FEWER CHILDREN, MORE SINGLE PARENTS","Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE POWER OF A PURR,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
'BURNING BED' IGNITES LITTLE INTEREST,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BATTLE OF BANDS IS IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MUSICIAN KEEPS FOLK MUSIC ALIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLUES ARE PUT TO TEST,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HOVEN WOMAN BECOMES MISS USD,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
LIEGEL IS STATE LIBRARIAN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
NSC LISTS WINNING BANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
COLLEGE'S CORONATION IS OCT 18,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
HEINRICHS RECEIVES SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
YANKTON COLLEGE HONORS 4,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
BULL MOOSE ON THE RUN,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION HEARS CRITICISM OF FEE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING BONDS MAY BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INSPECT HOMES DURING PREVENTION WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LEAFING THROUGH BOOKS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT FOR PICKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SOMMERVOLD RESIGNS POSITION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
EMPLOY HANDICAPPED WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COMPANY NEEDS NAMES OF PRODUCT'S BUYERS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SETS SCHEDULE FOR FIELD OFFICE HOURS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
EDITORIAL'S LOGIC NOT SOUND (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FAILS TO JUSTIFY TAX EXTENSION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SHOULD LEARN ABOUT ABUSE DANGERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"DASCHLE, BELL DISAGREE ON SPENDING","Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL SCHOOL BOARD TO PROVIDE TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR ESCAPED PRISONER,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
TRIBAL LEADERS LIKE REAGAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY MAY SELL LAND AT FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
RAPE REPORTS ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL, UNION STILL FAR APART","Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
USE PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PRAISE FOR DASCHLE IN WHEAT DEAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER FIGHTS FOR VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC OPINIONS ON CHEM-NUCLEAR SYSTEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STRIKE ISN'T OVER YET (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE SCHOOLS NEED HELP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PLAYWRIGHT HOPES SCRIPT WORKS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP FOR WOMEN SEEKING PUBLIC OFFICE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA'S ARTS, CRAFTS FESTIVAL IS SATURDAY","Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY TO MEET IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GYMNASTS' GROUP TO CARTWHEEL FOR FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HOMEMAKERS' FALL FESTIVAL WILL BE OCT 17,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MAKE-A-WISH BENEFIT DANCE WILL BE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RED CROSS FIRST AID CLASS OFFERED MONDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GROUP SPONSORS 2-DAY CONFERENCE ON CHILD CARE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SDSU THEATRE PLANS 5 MAJOR PRODUCTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*HAMMONS TO ANNOUNCE NEW IDEAS FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*TYLER STAAB, 3, CLEANS PUMPKINS","Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURTS CAN'T GIVE LAND TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GIVEN REDUCED SENTENCE FOR DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL STRIKERS TO JOIN PRODUCT BOYCOTT TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUNDT ESTATE WORTH {dollar}4 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE HAS ITS 1ST VICTIM,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"BREAKFAST WHIPS UP {dollar}2,240","Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARM-LOAN RATE DIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW SNUBS SDSU STUDIES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
27 COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR DIASTER LOANS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BOND FOR KIDNAPPING SUSPECTS IS INCREASED,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY RESIDENTS VOTE AGAINST BUILDING NEW JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM OFFERS SCHOOL DISTRICTS FINANCIAL HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONVICTED MURDERER LOSES LAST COURT APPEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SLIDE SHOW TELLS OF NUCLEAR WASTE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*TAKE IT FROM A PRO,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1985, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ABDNOR RIGHT TO PUT VOTE BEFORE VISIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T LOOK FOR WINNER AT SUMMIT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAGAN'S RHETORIC IS EMPTY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SO LONG, PRESIDENT NELSEN (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD LOSES CLOUT IF DASCHLE WINS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DASCHLE'S CANAL VOTE TELLING,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MICKELSON IS FAIR WEATHER FRIEND (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*PLAYHOUSE BEGINS WITH MUSICAL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ISSUES LOST IN MIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SIZING IT UP,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES CLASH OVER SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--BASIN MUST COOPERATE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN BLASTS REAGAN,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REPORT EXAMINES DROP IN FARM TRADE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"HERSETH, MICKELSON WANT MORE FOR TEACHERS","Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WASHINGTON IS DEBATE SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AUGUSTANA PLANS BUSY HOMECOMING WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOBO DAY FESTIVITIES WIND UP OVER WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"JANKLOW, PRESSLER TO COVER ELECTION FOR KDLT","Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH KILLING,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS SEARCH FOR MORE REVENUE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MUNK ASKS JUDGE FOR REDUCED SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD COMPANY STRIKES RICH OIL VEIN IN ND,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WOMEN IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RC MURDER TRIAL BEGINS IN COURT TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"RURAL YOUTH ABUSE ALCOHOL, TROOPER SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*SD ON-LINE WITH COMPUTER TRENDS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SNOWFALL GIVES STATE FIRST TASTE OF WINTER,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWINS TREATED FAIRLY BY MEDIA,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS FIND DAIRY'S COW UDDER DELIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CHURCHES SHOULD MAKE STANDS CLEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GLITTERY 'DREAMCOAT' FITS WELL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
CREDIT UNIONS IN SPOTLIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE AGAINST WISHES OF STATE PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO REASON TO KEEP HOSPITAL OUT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX COULD CUT NATIONAL DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BRITISH ARE SURVIVORS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"HERITAGE, CELEBRATION, LASTING LEGACY","Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY MAN ARRAIGNED ON RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON MAN IS CHARGED IN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT IN DRUG POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARCHING BAND COMPETITION TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOME OFFICES CLOSED FOR MONDAY HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DUST BUSTER,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXPANDING KILIAN COLLEGE TURNS 10,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR BACKS SD JUDGE FOR POST,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING PROJECT OFF TO BIG START,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THE CALL OF THE WILD PUTS HUMANS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
200 PRO-LIFE SUPPORTERS PLAN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROBBERY SUSPECT ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS TO TAKE PART IN WATER MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RECORD SOYBEAN HARVEST FORECAST,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HONEYWELL PANEL WON'T DISBAND YET,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JUDGES RULE AGAINST DWI POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*REKINDLING WHAT FIRE DESTROYS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BELL FILES PETITION OVER COMPETITION CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ELLSWORTH B-1S RESUME FLIGHT AFTER INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES DOWNTOWN YANKTON LOUNGE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OLDHAM MAN CHARGED IN FIRE-RELATED BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PICKUP CITED IN FARMINGDALE GRASS FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RESERVATION FIRES STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEMOCRACY NOT SPECTATOR SPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ENVIRONMENTAL FIRM OPPOSES SEWAGE PERMIT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PTA RE-EMBRACES PROTECTOR MISSION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
HURT BY TOXIC CHEMICAL FROM OATS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
STATE OFFICES CLOSED FOR THE HOLIDAY TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LAKE CAMPBELL DANCES TO A LITTLE WATER MUSIC,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROAD TO RECOVERY A ROCKY ONE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEART RISK FACTORS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*JUGGLING WORK AND ILLNESS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
'DEADWOOD' HAS DEBUT AT FILM FEST,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
SOVIET UNION SHAKE-UP IS ENCOURAGING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'ARGUS' SHOWS BIAS TO BUSH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PEOPLE HAVE STAKE IN FAMILY FARMING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'LIBERAL' NOT A DIRTY WORD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
RETAIN SCHOOLS' EXCELLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
COUNTY ANNOUNCES CENTENNIAL ACTIVITES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENROLLMENT JUMPS AT SOUTHWEST STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORUM TO EXAMINE CORPORATE HOG FARMS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON-VOLK DEBATE TO BE ON TV,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STRYCHNINE USE BANNED IN BAIT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ADOPTION HELPS PAIR FIND FAMILY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAT TIRE CLASSIC PUMPS UP SPIRITS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAYOR WISHES FOR PRO BALL TEAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGES TO KEEP CLEAN SAFETY RECORDS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WANTS CLASS OF 2000 TO AVOID THE HABIT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNOR'S TAX GROUP MEETS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW PUBLISHER NAMED FOR MITCHELL PAPER,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*FORMER 'ARGUS' NEWSMAN DIES AT 78,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RAKE BREAK,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD'S RICHEST TRIPLES HIS MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR WANNA-BES CRITICAL OF MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BOND ISSUE GOES TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HIGH MARKS FOR 'AN INNOCENT MAN',"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
KAROLEVITZ TRACES HISTORY OF SIOUX FALLS DIOCESE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*GENE HACKMAN BRINGS LIFE TO 'THE PACKAGE',"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
COOPERATIVE LEADERS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
OPTIMIST CLUB OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TEEN-AGE REPUBLICANS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LEGION AUXILIARY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LUNG ASSOCIATION PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SD ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"STRONG ON STYLE, WEAK ON SUBSTANCE (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOLS FAIL STUDENTS AT ALL LEVELS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"CITY WOUNDED, NOT DEAD (L)","Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*LINCOLN'S RISE UPSETS HATCH FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*REITER, LINCOLN LEAD STATE TOURNEY","Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
RETAIL PARK DEVELOPING NEAR EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BANKRUPTCY CASE CLOSED ON COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO HOLD HEARING ON DOWNTOWN IDEA,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG CZAR TO BE IN VERMILLION TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL--CHECK PISTOL PERMIT EXPIRATION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE IDENTIFY RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STOLEN CAR FOUND, BUT NO ARREST MADE","Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HURRICANE'S DEVASTATION HITS HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*11 HURT IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY CONSIDERS APPLICATION FOR ANOTHER,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY MACHINES DRAW CURIOUS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONGRESS FACES ANIMAL RIGHTS FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HOUSEHOLD INCOME,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
3-YEAR SENTENCE FOR STARVING HER 8-MONTH-OLD,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*RELATIVES SAY STATE WAS WRONG,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW AIRLINE TAKES OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FRANKENFELD PRESSES JOHNSON ON S&L'S,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AIRLINE PLANS FLIGHTS BETWEEN LARGEST CITIES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"HOLD CONGRESS, BUSH ACCOUNTABLE (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HEADLINE INCORRECT ON PRESSLER RESPONSE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
INITIATIVE FOES ABUSE THOSE WHO OPPOSE THEM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
KEAN SHOWS CONCERN FOR COMMUNITY WELFARE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PRESSLER LEAVES DOUBT ABOUT BELIEVABILITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CANDIDATES GIVE VOTERS TOUGH CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
FINANCIALLY STUPID SYSTEM CAN'T WORK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*NORTHLANDER GETS PORK COUNCIL HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOKBOOK FOR KIDS AIMS TO EDUCATE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"*PORK IS GOOD, NUTRITIONAL FOOD","Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRUG DEALER GIVEN 30 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO COCAINE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEETING IS TONIGHT ON RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER INTRODUCES BILLS TO FIGHT DUMP,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING DRIVE SET FOR SATURDAY AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRIENDLY GAME OF ONE-ON-ONE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES DISAGREE OVER TAXES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINNEGASCO TOLD TO USE OLD METHOD,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS--INITIATIVE WORDING UNCLEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE QUOTE USED IN GOVERNOR'S CAMPAIGN AD,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRESSLER DECLINES TO RELEASE '90 NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY BLASTS CITY FOR DELAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNOR ORR WON'T CAMPAIGN IN BOYD COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF WANTS DETENTION POND BUILT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*KELLOGG, KUMM AGREE ON A LOT","Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"MICKELSON, MILLER DISAGREE ON INITIATIVE 1","Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
'IMPRESSIONS' SERIES STUDIED IN BOX ELDER,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE SEEKS REPORTS ON WHOOPING CRANES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SURVEY--45 PERCENT BELIEVE WAR LIKELY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*BROOKINGS GIRLS REMAIN NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
KINSER CLINCHES TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CUSTER FOREST SERVICE GAINS SBA RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LOCAL CHAMBER TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
QUICK-DRYING CROPS AID FALL HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MICKELSON OFFERS 22-POINT FARM PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
POOR WOOL PRICES OPEN DOOR,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
"AFTER 7 YEARS, HEART RECIPIENT DIES","Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*ARNOLD DELIVERS MUSCLES, MESSAGE","Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MAN GAINS NATIONAL VOICE IN AIDS FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PLAN TO DRAFT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"DELAY, CLOSER LOOK IN ORDER (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOP SHOULD START RECOGNIZING HAAR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PROFESSORS ON REFORM (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WASHINGTON HIGH ROYALTY CROWD,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO ADDRESS HEALTH-CARE CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF TRANSIT CHANGES ROUTE 5,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USDA COMMODITIES TO BE DISTRIBUTED,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACCIDENT VICTIM HAD HIV VIRUS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPROMISE MAY END WATER WAR,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEED TO PULL UP FITNESS SCORES TO HIT AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY DIRECTOR OPPOSES 'CASINO' BUSINESS SIGNS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATORS SCRAMBLE FOR WAY TO TACKLE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HEART TRANSPLANT RECIPIENT DIES AT 37,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLANCHFIELD'S LAWYER WANTS TRIAL MOVED,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOARD WON'T ISSUE NEW BEER LICENSES IN RC,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MEETINGS SET IN ALEXANDRIA, HOWARD","Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEARFISH COUNCIL VOTES TO DOUBLE SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO GIVE UP BROOKINGS GOP CHAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TSONGAS TO RIDE IN USD PARADE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AGENCY SELLS {dollar}4.3 MILLION IN SAVINGS BONDS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ARGUELLO CAN'T BE CO-COUNSEL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION UNVEILED,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NEBRASKA TOWNSHIP ANTI-DUMP ORDINANCE RULED LEGAL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PARENTS FILE COMPLAINT AGAINST TEACHER,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*BOUNTIFUL HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED FOR SDSU AG SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*LIKLIHOOD OF ANOTHER RURAL DOWNTURN DEBATED,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RIVERFRONT PLANS DELAYED BY SOIL CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*INDIANS WANT POPE TO HALT 'INTER CETERA',"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*'WKRP' REGULAR HAS SD ROOTS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CONQUEST OF PARADISE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*INDIANS TURNED OFF BY COLUMBUS CELEBRATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HATRED SHOULD BE REJECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REFORM BEGINS WITH INFORMED ELECTORATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BOY SCOUTS TRAVELING TO ST PAUL RALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JILL MASUR'S FATHER SUES FOR OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SF COLLEGE PICKS KING, QUEEN","Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN GETS GUARD POSITION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHARF TAKES OVER GOLDEN REWARD MINE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SENATE IGNORES JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUSPECTS SAY UN INVOLVED,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE MAY USE 34-YEAR-OLD PLAN TO DIVIDE PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAYBE ONCE MORE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*FALL FISHING,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FOUL PLAY RULED OUT IN CAR BLAST,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PURDUE PROFESSOR TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RURAL HEALTH CARE IS CONFERENCE TOPIC,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RECORD CROP HARVESTS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SANBORN COUNTY IS LIKELY SITE FOR REGIONAL LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STICKY SALARY ISSUE SLOWS COLLEGE FACULTY PACT TALKS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WHITE RIVER HOUSEWIFE TAKES HOME LOTTO PRIZE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*STATE POLITICIANS TAKING TO DEBATE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LARGEST ABERDEEN COCAINE BUST,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FOOTBALL GAME IS SECONDARY IN PREP CLASH,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
ONLY 1915 IS MATCH FOR SUMMER OF 1992,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
"*BIG HEART, BIG TARGET","Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEST STATES TO GET {dollar}65 MILLION IN FLOOD AID,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOLS PUNISH UNRULY KIDS BY KEEPING THE CANDY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CELEBRATES CULTURAL DIVERSITY FOR THIRD YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MOVE ON TO NEXT STATEWIDE ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WARDEN HAS WORK CUT OUT FOR HIM (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"EAST, WEST TAXPAYERS SHOULD COOPERATE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MOM WANTS TO CLARIFY MISUNDERSTANDING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DAD BACKS WIFE'S DECISION TO SUB FOR SON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
RECONSIDER DECISION ON CITY ICE RINKS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
STORY'S AFDC STATISTICS DIDN'T COME FROM SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
COST OF REMODELING WASHINGTON TOO HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*GATEWAY MAY HELP AREA WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FARM HOMES DIP TO ALL-TIME LOW,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLTON FARM TURNS CORN INTO ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SDSU STUNS BISON 42-30,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BEST PART OF HUNT WAS SAVED FOR LAST,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FIRE RISK IS DANGER OF HUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CLINTON SENDS KUDOS TO LINDA MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EXECUTIVE DENIES TIES TO MOB AT CASINOS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FUGITIVE'S WIFE GETS ONE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DAKOTA DAYS DELIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*REFORMER--PREVENTATIVE CARE KEY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SPENCER SCHOOL FACES REPAIRS OR CLOSING,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"DIABETES RAVAGES BODY OF TEACHER, BUT NOT SPIRIT","Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TO RECEIVE AWARD FOR RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
AUGUSTANA STUDENT TO REPRESENT SD,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COMPANY MOVES INTO NEW FACILITY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CONVICTED POLICEMAN RESIGNS FROM FORCE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
32 RURAL HOSPITALS TO RECEIVE GRANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*RELOCATING THE LEAVES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*COMPOST MAKERS TURN TO FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
PIERRE MAN DIES IN ICY INTERSTATE 90 ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SEARCH FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE RESUMES AT FORMER ARMY SI,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*HOOP DANCER HELPS KIDS CELEBRATE LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
FIELD MICE CAUSE MISCHIEF AT CULTURAL HERITAGE CENTE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
RAUVILLE TOWNSHIP FINDS WATERFOWL REFUND IS FOR THE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
*DON'T TRY TO TALK A FLATLANDER OUT OF HIS HORIZON,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SPIRITS SOAR AT BUTTES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*ICELAND OFFERS FULFILLING VACATION EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1993, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
CHANGING HOLIDAYS IMPROVES OUTLOOK,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DARING STUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES QUESTION RELIGIOUS TAX EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CONVERSATIONS WITH THE VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO AUTHORIZE LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*THAWING,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NEW STAFF,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS CHART VIDEO LOTTERY'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
LABOR SHORTAGE IS POSITIVE CHALLENGE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CANDIDATES SHOULD ADDRESS ISSUE (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IS A TWO-WAY STREET (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MONEY WON'T SOLVE EDUCATION WOES (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
EDUCATOR'S ROLE IS NOT TO SCARE KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SELECT CANDIDATES CAREFULLY IN ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RESTORING VIDEO LOTTERY WILL HELP THE ELDERLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VOTE FOR REPUBLICANS TO HOLD DOWN TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
COACHES ASSOCIATION AGAINST INITIATIVE 1 (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
'WINNERS' WILL VOTE YES ON AMENDMENT E (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
STATE'S CHILDREN DON'T DESERVE PROPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
RURAL SMALL TOWNS DESERVING OF SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CURRENT STATE AUDITOR SHOULD BE REPLACED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
TIME FOR CHANGE IN STATE GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
'YES' VOTE ON LOTTERY WILL RESTORE FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
HOMOPHOBIA HURTS MORE THAN GAY PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*HOMECOMING IS BIG DEAL FOR A LITLE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCHAEFLE FAMILY HAS STRING ATTACHMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TERRA BROWN NAMED ALL-AMERICAN IN FORENSICS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*MAYNES LEADS SDSU TO WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY EXAMINED RESULTS OF GROWTH,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CRASH NEAR FREEMAN KILLS TWO PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CARDS TO AID SEARCH FOR MISSING PERSON,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SUICIDES, DIVORCES, BANKRUPTCIES UP","Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTS GET INVOLVED TO HELP KIDS SUCCEED,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FAIR HELPS MATCH LOVING HOMES AND KIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS UNION HEAD TAKES PRIDE IN FEEDING OTHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*RESIDENTS TO VOTE ON SCHOOL-BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BOOKKEEPER CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS TO VOTE ON FEE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DANCERS OPPOSE PROPOSAL TO MAKE POWWOWS AN ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE PLANS PROJECTS FOR COUNTY'S ROADS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*COMMITTEE TO LOOK AT PARKING PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FINE COLLECTIONS UP IN ATTORNEY'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SCHWAN'S LISTS RECALLED PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*PARTY ON WHEELS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MEASURE CAPS TAXES UNFAIRLY LIBRARIANS SAY,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
COSTNERS GIVE PREVIEW OF NEW DUNBAR RESORT,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS DESCRIBE HOW LOTTERY CAN LEAD TO CRIME,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
INDIAN GAMING HEAD: RULING MAY BE SOON,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*IRS INQUIRY NOT A WORRY WITH BACKING,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"SCHOOL BOARD FACES {dollar}800,000 SHORTFALL IN STATE AID","Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MANUFACTURING PLANT CLOSES; 44 PEOPLE LOSE THEIR JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*OWNERS--UPBRINGING, NOT BREED DETERMINES DANGER","Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SHIFTING INMATES OK TEMPORARILY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NEW GOVERNMENT PAYING OFF FOR CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BREAKING SPEED LIMIT NEAR SCHOOLS SELFISH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
COMPANY DID NOTHING TO WARRANT EPA FINE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*TEACH SON HOW TO FIGHT INJUSTICE WITH SELF-CONTROL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'COMING OUT' ISN'T EASY FOR SD GAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CANDLE IN WINDOW WILL SYMBOLIZE FIGHT AGAINST VIOLE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DREAMS OF THE DOME,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*O'GORMAN TRUE TO FORM,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHARING LAND A MATTER OF ETHICS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MANAGER NOT REHIRED AFTER ROSS MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM INAUGURATES NEW POWWOW ARENA,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS ASKED TO STOP VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TURNOUT HIGH AS INDIANS SHARE THEIR CULTURE AT MASS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW SNUBS HOLIDAY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*NURSING HOME NUMBERS FALL, BUT ONLY IN SHORT TERM","Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*US FACES MORAL CRISIS, PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFUL SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
POLICE: MEN FIRE SHOTS AT HARDEE'S,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WELL WATER GETS CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN DENIES ARSON IN FIRE AT HOMES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TOWN TO VOTE ON BUFFALO ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"NURSE, 85, SELECTED FOR SPIRIT OF DAKOTA","Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CONCERNS RISE ... REGENTS RECOMMEND TUITION INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*CRUMBLING COLUMNS FORCE CANTON TO CONSIDER NEW SCHO,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*WAS SKILLED HOUSE PAINTER,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*OCTOBER TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MAN TOSSES PLATE DATED 1743 BACK INTO WILDERNESS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DEATH OF SD MAN IN NEBRASKA JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GOP MEDICAID PLAN WILL 'WRECK REMOTE RURAL STATES',"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"TERRA TO PAY IOWA {dollar}330,000 IN EXPLOSION CASE","Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
MEDICARE CUTS COULD HURT RURAL HOSPTIALS,"Argus LeaderOct 10 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.6"
TESTS SHOW GEOLOGIST RIGHT ABOUT WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SEARCH UNCOVERS KNIFE, NO CORPSE","Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RAPID CITY FIRE FANNED BY WIND,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
PIERRE TO RETAIN AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOEDOWN ARTIST DEFENDS CRAFT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SF VIOLENT CRIME RISE TOPS US MARK,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN HIRING COMPLAINTS VALID,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER IRKS PEERS WITH GASOHOL CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER IRKS PEERS WITH GASOHOL CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOEDOWN ARTIST DEFENDS CRAFT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN HIRING COMPLAINTS VALID,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION INDICTED FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
AG DECLINE WORRIES ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SEPARATE DEPT FOR WILDLIFE SUGGESTED,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW DEFENDS OAHE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SEPARATES DEPT FOR WILDLIFE AGENCY SUGGESTED,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PROPOSITION MAY HALVE SCHOOL CASH,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PROPOSITION MAY HALVE SCHOOL CASH,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TEACHER GAP FILLED BY LAY PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
THE GOOD NEWS IN PUBLIC TRIALS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
THE GOOD NEWS IN PUBLIC TRIALS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
THE GOOD NEWS IN PUBLIC TRIALS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TEAM EFFORT UTILIZED IN EMERGENCIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*'SHADOW BOX' EXPLORES DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CROWD ON TRIAL FRIDAY CONCERT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'SHADOW BOX' EXPLORES DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'FIDDLER'-IT'S ALL IN THE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'FIDDLER'-IT'S ALL IN THE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'BORN AGAIN'-NEWMAN'S BITING REBIRTH,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THESE 'RICH KIDS' SMARTER THAN UNHAPPY FOLKS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*YOUR CAREER-LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*EDUCATORS URGE JANKLOW TO PUSH STATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EDUCATORS URGE JANKLOW TO PUSH STATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EDUCATORS URGE JANKLOW TO PUSH STATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WINDS SWEEP THROUGH AREA,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY NOT IMMUNE FROM PRIVATE SUITS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING WILL STUDY CAMERAS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-DAKOTA PROP CAN HURT EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-DAKOTA PROP CAN HURT EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING WILL STUDY CAMERAS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SEN BILL BRADLEY IN SF FOR ENDORSEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"MORE JUDGES NIXED, APPEALS COURT STUDIED","Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ACCIDENTS AT CUSTER SUSPICIOUS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW IMPERATIVE TO END FIGHTING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DON'T WASTE YOUR SHELLS ON DOVES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CABLE TV ANSWERS QUESTIONS ON PROGRAMMING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DISAGREES WITH TAX ISSUE EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MORE BUDGET HEARINGS SET,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX TRIBE GETS ACTING CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*'THE FANTASTICKS' A MASTERFUL EVENING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*'THE FANTASTICKS' A MASTERFUL EVENING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ABDNOR DEFENDS COMMITTEE REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTION GROUP SUPPORTS GOP,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GAO-ENERGY REPORT DOWMPLAYS GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SF AVOIDS COMPETITIVE BIDDING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THERE'S ALWAYS HELP AT HARVEST TIME,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG PHEASANTS EASY PREY FOR EAGER HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
NUMBER OF FARMS DWINDLING IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VIKINGS (AND FRIENDS) CELEBRATE AUGIE HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUMBER OF FARMS DWINDLING IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WATER--THE OBJECT OF FARM, INDUSTRIAL DESIRE","Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUCLEAR POWER CARRIES UNACCEPTABLE RISKS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRAIN PACT EASIER THAN ARMS CONTROL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*SD DELEGATION GIVES VIEWS ON MX, AWACS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*SD DELEGATION GIVES VIEWS ON MX, AWACS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*SD DELEGATION GIVES VIEWS ON MX, AWACS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*SD DELEGATION GIVES VIEWS ON MX, AWACS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHOULD DISTRICT ISSUE BONDS FOR 3 SCHOOLS...,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SHOULD DISTRICT ISSUE BONDS FOR 3 SCHOOLS...,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
UPCOMING MEDICAL HAPPENINGS IN AREA,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
DAKOTA STATE OFFERS NEW PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
NURSING HOME GIVES COURSE FOR NURSES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
LOW WATER SHORTENS MISSOURI NAVIGATION SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CAR EASY ON GASOLINE GUZZLES OIL,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CAR EASY ON GASOLINE GUZZLES OIL,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SIOUX LOSE SUIT AGAINST STEEL FIRM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SIOUX LOSE SUIT AGAINST STEEL FIRM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*SD NATIVE SHOOTS FOR THE STARS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SD NATIVE SHOOTS FOR THE STARS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT...,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AGNES TIESZEN--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
"FMHA MUST CREDIT YOUNG FARMERS, DIRECTOR SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*LOW PRICES, GOOD CROP MAKE GRAIN BINS IN DEMAND","Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"FMHA MUST CREDIT YOUNG FARMERS, DIRECTOR SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STOCK BROKER DOES HIS SHOPPING ON WALL STREET,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STOCK BROKER DOES HIS SHOPPING ON WALL STREET,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"FMHA MUST CREDIT YOUNG FARMERS, DIRECTOR SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LONG-TIME EMPLOYEES RETIRED FROM JOHN MORRELL & CO,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.4"
*DAKOTAS MAKE MINN BUSINESS THEIR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.H, p.01, col.1"
*MINNESOTANS SEEK BETTER BUSINESS CLIMATE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1981, sect.H, p.02, col.1"
"FORMALDEHYDE MAKING OFFICE WORKERS SICK, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NOW THIS IS FOWL WEATHER...,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HUMANITIES PANEL AWARDS GRANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
OFFICE PERSONNEL WEEK ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*NFL PLAYERS STRIKE FRUSTRATES JOE ROBBIE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SF MAN BURNED IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC ART PROJECT BRINGS TOGETHER DIVERGENT VIEWS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAY CARE PAYMENT CAUSES CONCERN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SD WATER CONGRESS FORUM TO DISCUSS INTERSTATE PACTS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STORMY WEATHER MOVES OUT OF SD,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN SUSPECTED IN MURDER FOUND DEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
YANKTON DISC JOCKEY KEEPS HIS PROMISE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUND RULES FOR POLITICAL LETTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HELP FEDERAL EMPLOYEES BECOME MORE PRODUCTIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIKES THE WHO'S LATEST ALBUM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PEOPLE LOSE CONTROL IF AMENDMENT D PASSES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CANDIDATES ANSWER 2 QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FIRE DEATHS DOWN IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILLER CHOSEN FOR COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER PRAISES THE FEDERAL RESERVE DECISION,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS WANTS FOREIGN MEAT BAN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS ELECTONS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN'S CENTERS AWARDED GRANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BON HOMME BOARD MEMBERS STILL UPSET,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ROBERTS' BACK PROBLEM WON'T STOP HIS CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HUSKING CONTEST CANCELLED,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CENDAK RAISING CASH IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*HOLLINGS ASSAILS REAGAN DURING CITY VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
APARTMENT RENT JUMPS IN 1983,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAROUSEL ANIMALS ARE A BREED APART,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FFA ELECTS KROGSTAD AS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SAUER IS LIAISON FOR RETIRED PERSONS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STORRY IS ENERGY PANEL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CHAMPION BEARD-GROWER,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CATHOLICS PONDER CHURCH'S FUTURE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WHAT STUDENTS DO OUT OF CLASS AFFECTS GRADES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FRESH FACES IN SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PROSPECTS OF GOOD PHEASANT HUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HALLEEN SAYS SHE HASN'T DECIDED,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*OSCAR HOWE 1915-1983 (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEALTH FAIR TIME WELL SPENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HUMANE SOCIETY HAS ADOPTABLE DOGS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VOTERS MUST ALTER TAX BURDEN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DON'T BUY SLAVE-LABOR GOODS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MAN'S PRISON SENTENCE SHORTENED,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LOCAL MAN ARRESTED FOR BREAKING INTO HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN ARRESTED AFTER CHASE WITH POLICE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
A LOOK AT MENTAL HEALTH OF INDIAN CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUPERINTENDENT--SCHOOL LAWS OK SO FAR,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
WILL THOSE REALLY BE AUGUSTANA VIKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
IT'LL COST MORE TO ENTER STATE PARKS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STAMPEDE FOR DOLLS NOT ALL FUN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MEIERHENRY--EXPECT MORE INDICTMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ATTIC DISCOVERY TURNS INTO CRAFT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FISHING FOR BUSINESS IN HIS BACK YARD,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS ARE CALLING FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
HOCUS POCUS IS TOPIC OF CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
MODERN WOODMEN HONOR WORKER,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
ORANGE LETTER DAYS NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
YWCA SPONSORS DRAMA WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
BOARD SEEKS 3 MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
POLIO SURVIVORS WILL MEET SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
SDSU HOSTS ENERGY FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*JOYCE NAMED CHANCELLOR OF DIOCESE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ADVICE IS A PHONE CALL AWAY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER BANK OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLARK CRINKLES WITH FRENCH FRIES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COALITION TO OPPOSE NUKE WASTE INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WILKA'S POLL SHOWS LAWYERS BACK HIM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BANKS FACES FEDERAL CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONGRESS DID IT AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAMONA OPEN TO MERGER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OFFER SOLUTIONS TO REDUCE FEDERAL DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO BUILD {dollar}7 MILLION RETIREMENT CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS WILL DECIDE FATE OF OPERA HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS RESPOND TO PLEAS FOR RELIEF,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TO TALK WITH FARMERS AT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PLAN FAILS IN TAXATION COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PERMITS NEEDED TO TAKE WOOD AT LAKE OAHE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POVERTY HURTS ELDERLY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS ENCOURAGED TO MARK TEACHER'S DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS HELPING IN LIBRARY MOVE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WOMEN'S RESEARCH GROUP PUBLISHES BOOK,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW PORTRAYED AS ANTI-INDIAN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STATE CROPS LOOK GOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STATE HOPES APPEAL ENDS PAYMENT THREAT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MORRELL TALKS MUDDY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"FARM CREDIT, BANKERS AT ODDS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
FINALLY BACKS UP TOUGH TALK (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEAGUE DOES NOT HAVE STAND (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ALCOHOLICS AREN'T CRIMINALS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*BALLOONS PROMOTE A NATIONWIDE BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TOWN HOPES HIGHWAY MEANS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FATHER SETTLES MALPRACTICE SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL POLICE ARREST RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO CASH IN ON LOAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS CONVENTION BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN FACES VEHICULAR HOMICIDE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MUSEUMS TO CLOSE FOR COLUMBUS DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BOYCOTT MEANT TO BUDGE MORRELL,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MISSING WOMAN PUZZLES POLICE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOLS IN THE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOLS' FUTURE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FARMER'S SENTENCE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIGH COURT SET TO HEAR BANKS APPEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER PROJECTS LEADER VOWS GOOD SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FILM ON WASTE IS BIASED,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*TOP OF THE CLASS CAN BE LONELY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ASSOCIATION HANDS OUT EDUCATION AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DOCTOR WARNS PARENTS ABOUT TOT'S WALKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FARMERS UNION CONVENTION BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PINE RIDGE CONGRESSIONAL HEARING POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE TEEN BEAUTY PAGEANT THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TRIBAL OFFICIAL ELECTED CONGRESS VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"1 DIES, 1 INJURED IN 2-VEHICLE ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*RUNS AWAY TO HEALTHY 100K MISERY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*TWO CHARGED IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SWIFT--TO COST 350 HURON JOBS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL TO MOVE CLASSES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CONGRESS SETTLES ON FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BALANCING ACT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SATELLITE SHEDS NEW LIGHT ON PROGRAMMING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
AUXILIARY THANKS CONTRIBUTORS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CANCER SOCIETY APPRECIATES HELP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CITY THANKED FOR BOOMING SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
FAMILY PRAISES VA HOSPITAL CARE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SERTOMA CLUB GIFT APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WALL LAKE RESIDENTS THANK THOMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
NEW BUDGETS CONTAIN UNSETTLING NUMBERS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OCTOBER IS SD'S BEST MONTH (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REAGAN NOT SOLVING COUNTRY'S PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AWARENESS BEGINS RECOVERY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
COVER TEEN'S ACHIEVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PETERSON DESERVES APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MUDDER--6-MAN MAY BE ANSWER,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TO DATE--{dollar}777,600","Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE EMPLOYEES FOR HOLIDAY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GREAT PUMPKINS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SALARIES NEED BOOST, HERSETH SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EARLIER PROPOSALS WOULD HAVE BROUGHT BACKING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD COLLEGE COUNT DIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*REGISTRATION AID NO HELP, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"RACKETEERING LAW NEEDED, MASTEN SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOY'S FAMILY SUES FOR TUITION COSTS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL SUGGESTS COURT CHANGES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SPEARFISH WOMAN LINKS PILOT TO CIA,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JURY TOLD DEATHS NOT PLANNED,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MUNICIPAL LIQUOR SALES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*FIRE GUTS LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARENA NO LONGER THE KING OF THE COURTS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOT DOG VENDOR LOSES HIS HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD TOURISM--BOOM OR BUST,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*OFFICIAL ALSO DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*STATE MUST BUILD NEW IMAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MUST BE OPEN ABOUT TEST SITE PLANS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SENATE PANEL GETS DANIEL INOUYE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'I DON'T WANT TO SPEND ...,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BOARD SHOULD LISTEN TO YEADO'S FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
TEACHER PAY CAN'T STAY LOW (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
PHILOSOPHER OR KILLER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
KEEP CABLE UNDER CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
THANK GOD FOR AMERICA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
AUGUSTANA SEES ENROLLMENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST TO RUN FOR IOWA SEAT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMERCE GROUP TAKES MINING STAND,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WELFARE DIRECTOR TO ADDRESS GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PELTIER CONTINUES QUEST FOR FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH TAKES SEX MESSAGE TO YOUTH,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STRIKERS WIN IOWA JOBLESS BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION FOES PICKET MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LENNOX GIRL KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GOLLEGE PRESIDENT SUGGESTS BUILDING NAME,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION HONORS TOP MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOUNT MARTY TO BE CONFERENCE SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SPIRITUALITY, WELLNESS TO BE RETREAT THEMES","Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TAX INITIATIVE BACKERS CLAIM SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RESERVATION RETAILERS AWAIT TRIBAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*ABOUREZK BOOK TELLS MIDDLE EAST STORY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SKEPTICAL OF HOG FARM LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NEW LUTHERAN CHURCH INSTALLS FIRST BISHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PUSHING THE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CANADIAN TO SPEAK AT SD STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
GAME COOKBOOK CAN BE ORDERED FOR {dollar}3,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
STATE BEGINS EDUCATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS CLARIFY DEER SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SUCCESS OF LOWER BRULE PHEASANT HUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"PAY HUNTING HAS PLACE, OWNER SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
*GIRLS TAKE AIM AT STATE TENNIS TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*BIG WINNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RELIGION PERMITS ABORTION CHOICE--SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*JENNIFER WILSON, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
BEST BUY REPORTS RECORD SALES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
INSURANCE FIRM TURNS 60,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MEN JOIN RETAIL GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SHOPKO PREPARES TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"CHANGES DOUBLE FARMER'S CUT, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CORN POWER NOT FEASIBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1987, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
*SD BATTLES BUGS BY THE BILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF BUSINESSMAN VALUED AT {dollar}250 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MONEY ISSUES NEAR ON MORRELL AGENDA,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*QUAYLE PLANS RAPID CITY VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*LIBRARY HAS MOVED INTO THE COMPUTER AGE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GUESTS AT STATE RESORTS DESERVE SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEXT PRESIDENT'S VALUES COULD FOSTER,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
UNFAIR TO OUT-OF TOWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ALL CHILDREN NEED PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MINING FIRMS CAN CLEAN UP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
VOTE TO HELP DISABLED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*WARRIORS' LOUIE BREEZES TO TENNIS TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FISHING BANNED AT SPOT ON CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PHEASANT SEASON OPENS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
10 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAMS UNBEATEN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA NAMES HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY IS FLUSHING OUT WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLUB GIVES PLAQUES TO HISTORIC BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON AND VOLK DEBATE AT NOON,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD SUPREME COURT MEETS IN MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEWSMAN GREEN EMPHASIZED THE POSITIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAST-MINUTE WELL ISSUE UPSETS HUNKING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OPTIMISTIC DAKOTA PROPOSITION WILL FAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON PRISON WORK IS ON SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO CHANGE TIMING OF LONG-DISTANCE CALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"14,000 TURN OUT TO SEE BAND EVENT","Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
OCTOBER WEATHER OUTLOOK NORMAL,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*CASUAL USERS SPREAD DRUGS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAPE SUSPECT ARRESTED--SAFETY CONCERNS WOMEN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS IS WILD FLOWER IN BLOOM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL SUPPORTERS HAPPY ABOUT VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS MORRELL VOTES NEXT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY SHOULD RESIST INCINERATOR PROPOSALS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RAPIST'S NO-SENTENCE WON'T PROTECT YOUTHS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GARBAGE BRINGS SD SCORN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
REMOVE LOUSY JUDGES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TOBACCO FIRM DESPERATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HUNGRY NEED YOUR HELP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"*COOK, MORTICIAN, MOTHER","Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HALLOWEEN PARTIES ARE FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NURSE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ABORTION CASE LAWYER TO SPEAK IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY BUSINESSMAN STARTS PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"EPA AWARDS {dollar}140,000 TO INVESTIGATE LEAK","Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS MOBILE HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER TEEN CENTER CONVERTED TO BAR,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO SPEAK AT LITERACY MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A SUNNY CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REPLACES LINES IN COLISEUM FOR THEATER SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY REVENUE 10 MILLION LESS THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE SELLS COPY OF FILING PROGRAM TO WYOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLITICIANS TICKLE US WITH FUNNY TALES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS CALL FOR COOPERATION IN SHARING RIVER,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"500 TO 1,000 MACHINES READY FOR LOTTERY","Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BOARD CAN WITHSTAND LOSS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*GROUPS BATTLE OVER OUTDOOR PROMOTION ADS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN WORKERS WHO REFUSE TO SIGN POLICIES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*BOBCATS WIN TENNIS TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BRANDON VALLEY'S REITER CLAIMS TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DAKTRONICS INSTALLS UN VOTING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*NORWEST OPENS LEWIS BRANCH,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
AIRPORT BOARDINGS RECOVER,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*ETHICS FOCUS OF DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRITICS SAY LOTTERY ADS POLITICAL,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS MUST BE OPEN ABOUT RAID (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ASK YOUR DOCTOR IF YOU HAVE DOUBTS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ADS BELITTLING VOTERS' ABILITIES ARE INSULTING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GILMORE GOOD EXAMPLE FOR YOUNG DOCTORS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
KEEP 'ASK-A-NURSE' PHONE NUMBER HANDY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CHEF SHOULDN'T HAVE SAID HE'S A PRIEST (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MURAL IS AN AFFRONT TO AMERICAN INDIANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TRI-STATE BAND FESTIVAL DESERVED MORE SPACE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
JOHNSON SHOULD BE DEBATING FRANKENFELD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LONETREE SHUTDOWN WOULD BE COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PRESSLER CONSULTANT LED DIRTIEST CAMPAIGN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WHY DO DUMP BACKERS FEAR LEGISLATURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SD NEEDS FAMILY COURT SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
AUDITORS MAY NOT PROVIDE VOTE RESULTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"SEND MOGULS, GOUGERS IN AHEAD OF MARINES (L)","Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*TURNING TOYS INTO JOYS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'AT-RISK' STUDENTS NEED OUR ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AMERICAN LEGION PLANS CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS TO PRESENT PUPILS WITH CERTIFICATES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO BANK FRAUD CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RADIO STATION RAISES RECORD {dollar}411,369","Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN TALKED OUT OF JUMPING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A BRIGHT IDEA,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE REAFFIRMS SUPPORT FOR SAMUELSON,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS TO BE POLLED ABOUT BOOKS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CANDIDATES ARGUE WAYS TO AID CONSUMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*RIVALS CONTINUE DEBATE - DAY LATER,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STUDENTS CARRY THE TORCH AGAINST CHEMICAL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FAMILY TO FOOT BILLS FOR POOR RELATIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE COMMITTEE OK'S BLACK HILLS LAND SWAP,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BLIND VOLUNTEER BEFRIENDS ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"EMERGENCY PROGRAMS IN TROUBLE, STATE TOLD","Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MILLER VOTERS APPROVE INCREASE IN SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD FIGHTS MINING COMPANY CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MORE WATER RELEASES FROM PACTOLA PLANNED,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AIRLINE SHUTTLE MAY START MONDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BUSINESS AVIATION SOARS UNDER NEW OWNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*NEW TIE BETWEEN YMCA, MCKENNAN","Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PARK RIDGE CELEBRATES 35TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*CHAMBER LEADER SETS PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
RAVEN ADDING MADISON PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*CELEBRATING THE WARRIORS' HOMECOMING--AND GOING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MISSING WOMAN FOUND, WANTS TO STAY AWAY","Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
20 PERCENT OF SD KIDS TRY INHALANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ISSUE SWEPT UNDER CARPET TOO LONG (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IT'S TIME--GOODBYE TO GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MARINA PLAN SHOWS STATE NEEDS NEW LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REDISTRICTING PLAN LOOKS PRETTY GOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*HENKIN AND HARTIG BACK ON STAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*A LOVE STORY, WITH BITE","Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*GUNS N' ROSES CONFUSED, ANGRY ON 'ILLUSION'","Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEO KOTTKE MESMERIZING AT WORTHING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*CAST UNABLE TO GRASP RAW EMOTION OF 'ORPHANS',"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DANCERS RAISE MONEY FOR CHERNOBYL VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA PARADE IS SATURDAY MORNING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN STATUTORY RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ASSAULT ON OFFICER,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH FOR GUNMAN MOVES OUT OF STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO OPEN WASHINGTON BUREAU,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*HOSTAGE-TAKER NOT DANGEROUS, JUDGE CAUTIOUS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRIEST SAYS SOVIET EVENTS UNFOLDING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE CAN'T AVOID SESSION,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESIDENTS CAN'T HIDE TRUTH,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW SAYS THOMAS MAY YET DESERVE POST,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IMMUNITY GRANTED IN FAILED KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROTESTS PROPOSED VA CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU'S '44 KINGS' PLAN A REUNION,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO DELAY ENTRY INTO RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BON HOMME SAYS TRIAL COSTS ESCALATING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CHAIRMAN MAY CHALLENGE PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INMATES MAKE POINT ABOUT ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ONLY NEW LAWS CAN HALT ADVANCE OF LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT TO MEET IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LANDFILLS SUBJECT TO STRICTER REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*KNIGHTS GROUND UP RHS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AUSTAD'S RECEIVES BUSINESS AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
EVERFRESH WARNS STATES TO CHECK FOR TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
FOUR INDIAN COLLEGES TO GET US WEST GRANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"HURON HOTEL CLOSES, OWNER FACES CHARGES","Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SD FMHA OFFICE RANKED 5TH IN NATION,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*MAXIMUM PREPARATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
HURON TEEN-AGER DIES IN SHOOTING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ROUNDUP TAKES RIDERS WHERE THE BUFFALO ROAM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLITICS IS TALK OF SD TOWNS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUT TERM LIMITS ON OFFICEHOLDERS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TERM LIMITS WOULD HURT (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SAVE DEATH SENTENCE FOR THE GUILTY ONES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STORY ON MASTEN WAS IN POOR TASTE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY MONEY HELPS MANY IN STATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HAAR'S GOP PAST CREATES CONTRADICTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
STATE RESIDENTS HELP HURRICANE VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
VIDEO LOTTERY MACHINES ARE CORRUPTING STATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*NATIVE AMERICAN DAY SHOWS HOW FAR SD HAS COME,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*PAST LESSONS PROVIDE BRIGHTER FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SKYFORCE PICKS TAKE SHOTS AT NBA OPENINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AREA SWIMMERS MEET THE CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FISHERIES CHIEF FEATURED AT CLUB,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
GAME DEPARTMENT'S PHEASANT COUNT IS NO 'GUESSTIMATE',"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*THE CONGRESSIONAL RACES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD REFLECTS US ELECTION WORRIES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUTCHINSON WINS QUALITY AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PUC OFFERS COUPONS FOR ENERGY-SAVING BULBS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CHILDREN MAY SEE DIFFERENT JOB MARKET,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"LIONS CLUB DONATES {dollar}1,385 TO BOY SCOUTS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
POWWOW SET AT COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
TWO DIE IN PICKUP CRASH NEAR MARTIN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MINISTER'S MESSAGE SAME AFTER 70 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*TIPS BEFORE PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"FAMILIES, POLITICIANS ATTEND MARCH","Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
MEETING PLANNED ON BRIDGE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
30 CATTLE KILLED IN ROLLOVER CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*HARTFORD SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
STURGIS RALLY HAULS {dollar}76 MILLION TO STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*SCHWEITZER WRITING BOOK ON TWINS' BIRTH,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
*RIDING TO KEEP THE SPIRIT ALIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SPECIAL DAY HOLDS PROMISE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*HIGHWAYS LEAD TO EXPLORATION IN ND,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1992, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
*WHO'S THE BOSS AT HOME?,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TEEN VIOLENCE ISN'T GROWING IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BROOKINGS' TENSIONS RUN HIGH AS HOBO DAY NEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AUTUMN SMELLS CALL BACK MEMORIES FROM CHILDHOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INVESTIGATION OF FBI STRETCHES CREDIBILITY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*CLINTON'S PLAN WILL INCREASE COSTS, RED TAPE, PAPER","Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*OVERHAULING HEALTH CARE WILL SPUR SMALL-BUSINESS GR,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CHRISTIAN ATHLETES RAISE QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MOTHER HAD TO WAIT TOO LONG FOR RIDE HOME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TEACHING EXPERIMENTS NOT OK FOR CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CUTTING PROGRAM CASTS OFF SENIORS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
OCTOBER IS MONTH TO FOCUS ON DISABLED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE STORY WAS INCORRECT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"WAR BETWEEN STATE'S EAST, WEST AMUSING (L)","Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
ARTS CENTER WILL OFFER PRIVILEGE OF EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*JOINT ACCOUNT SHOULD MATCH CIRCUMSTANCES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DM&E RAILROAD'S FLOOD LOSSES RISE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HALLOWEEN ZOO BOO SET FOR OCT 29, 30","Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEETING TO EXAMINE GOVERNMENTS' FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE POSTER CONTEST FOCUSES ON ENERGY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CROP WALKERS USE FEET TO ALLEVIATE WORLD HUNGER,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HEART SURGEON PERFECTS PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*GOOD LOBBYISTS HELP KILL BAD BILLS, MURPHY SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION NUMBERS CLIMBING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY TRAILER TO VISIT SDSU,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IROQUOIS VOTES TO JOIN RURAL WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MENTAL ILLNESS FOCUS OF SESSION OCT 18,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NOBEL PRIZE WINNER SPEAKING AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE IDENTIFY ACCIDENT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRAIRIE MUSEUM PLANS ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER CITES RACISM IN TURNING DOWN CLUB,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LOTTERY PLANS NEW MARKETING CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"*ZILVERBERG, PRICE TAKE STATE RODEO TITLES","Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MYTHS GIVE WASHINGTON BAD NAME,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*VIOLENT VIDEO--HAVE NO FEAR, TEENS SAY","Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FILLS YOUNG LIVES WITH FUN YEAR AROUND,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*SEASON'S FIRST FREEZE BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD APPROVES STUDENT SEARCHES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
RIGHT SIDE WINNING FIGHT OVER TOBACCO (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WRITER'S CRITICISM TOOK NARROW VIEW OF VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ALL GAIN FROM MEASURE TO STOP RUNAWAY TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SYSTEM FAILED FAMILY BY RELEASING ANDERSON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GAMBLING WON'T FOLD WITHOUT VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY HELPED MANY PEOPLE IN STATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
STATE DOESN'T NEED LOTTERY'S DIRTY DOLLARS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
A VOTE FOR MOSER IS A VOTE FOR ACCOUNTABILITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"*LINCOLN, O'GORMAN TIED FOR 1ST","Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INJURIES DON'T STOP TORNADOES' WHITE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PHEASANT OPENER ALWAYS GETS ADRENALINE FLOWING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"11,000 MEALS A DAY SERVED IN SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEUMANN SAYS HE WAS RACISM VICTIM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL OK'S BIDS FOR SERVICE CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RENTSCHLER MAY ENTER MAYORAL RACE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REPORTS OF SALMONELLA INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WISH COMES TRUE FOR 3-YEAR-OLD CANCER VICTIM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAWYERS CLOSELY GUARD RESULTS OF 2ND AUTOPSY ON ROWE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HERE'S LIST OF SCHWAN'S RECALLED PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BEDDOW CHALLENGES JANKLOW TO RELEASE FULL RECORDS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
NEW PHONE ROUTING TO IMPROVE 911,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CLEAR LAKE HOSPITAL TO SHOW OFF NEW CARDIAC PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"CHEMISTRY PROFESSOR, EDITOR TO GIVE LECTURE","Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SDSU'S WAGNER DENIES REQUEST FOR PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
REGENTS URGE HIGHER COLLEGE ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ELK IN NEW MANAGEMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BOARDINGS SOAR 70% ON AIRLINE IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
NEW LOG CABIN TO SERVE STEAKS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
LEGISLATOR URGES EFFICIENT USE OF STATE-OWNED AUTOS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MIDWIFE'S TRIAL BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PIT BULL GETS REPRIEVE FROM DEATH SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GOVERNOR STEPS WAY OUT OF LINE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SALE OF MORRELL PLANT IS A PLUS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*FOSS SHOULD GET CENTER STAGE AT AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
FUNDING DIFFERENCES NEED TO BE ADDRESSED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"WALSH'S INVOLVEMENT MERITS PRAISE, NOT IRE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
TRUST IN JURY SYSTEM NEEDED AFTER SIMPSON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
PRESSLER STILL PUSHING UNFOUNDED CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
*GARDEN IS A SALSA FACTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WHAT A STUNNER] KNIGHTS WIN TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RC STEVENS MAINTAINS GRIP ON 'A' GOLF CROWN,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HARTFORD MAN ALSO OFFERS TAX PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CANTON BOY, 12, DIES FROM CRASH INJURIES","Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"COSTA, 32, DENIES STALKING TEEN-AGER","Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LARGER MISSION TO RISE FROM ASHES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHILDREN DANCE IN CIRCLE OF HARMONY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW STRESSES ETHIC OF SELF-RELIANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW CALLS SALE OF MORRELL A STEP FORWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*HUMORIST RUSSELL TAKES ON POLITICIANS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
STUDENTS TO PAY {dollar}75 FOR DRIVER'S ED CLASS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*COMMITTEE TO STUDY SHAKY SCHOOL PILLARS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ESCAPED SD INMATE PLEADS GUILTY IN NY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KJAM RADIO WILL UPGRADE FM POWER,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*GAY, LESBIAN GROUP GETS NONVOTING SEAT","Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SDSU STUDENT SENATE WON'T BACK PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BOUNDARY CHANGES UNLIKELY FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*MAN, 39, DIES IN MOTORBIKE ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SDSU SEEKS TO PEP UP HOBO DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FEEDLOT BACKERS KEEP UP STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RESEARCHER GAMBLES ON ADS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
BIDS AWARDED FOR BUILDING ICE RINK AT EXPO BUILDING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"*ALWAYS HELPED NEEDY, DIES AT AGE 84","Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS AND SMOKING,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
WARMER WEATHER BOOSTS HARVEST HOPES,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"PRESSLER, DOLE TO OPPOSE INDIAN CASINO TAX","Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
LODGENET EXPANDING TO JAPANESE MARKETS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
SIOUX PRIEST JOKES ABOUT COLUMBUS AND IMMIGRATION,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CREATES A NEW JUSTICE SYSTEM FOR YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PRESSLER DEFENDS GOP MEDICARE CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
LAWMAKERS TO GET LAPTOP COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 11 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
PRESSLER VOTES TO DENOUNCE SEN TALMADGE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER VOTES TO DENOUNCE SEN TALMADGE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEARCHERS CAN NOT FIND BODY-VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SLIP UP GETS FIRST REJECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"LAUGHTER, TEARS MIX IN 'SHADOW'","Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"LAUGHTER, TEARS MIX IN 'SHADOW'","Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BUTTREY'S FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN URGES TIES WITH CUBA,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN URGES TIES WITH CUBA,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PECHOTA'S NOMINATION OK'D BY WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PECHOTA'S NOMINATION OK'D BY WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
"RAIN DOESN'T STOP CUTTING, HARVEST","Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
RAIL BRANCH STUDY EXPECTED BY '80,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
GRAND JURY WON'T BE CONVENED-BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
RAIL BRANCH STUDY EXPECTED BY '80,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
IT'S GETTING SCARY AROUND HERE---,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
IT'S GETTING SCARY AROUND HERE---,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
IT'S GETTING SCARY AROUND HERE---,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GAME DEPT ACTIONS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PRESSLER DENIES PLAGIARIZING OTHERS' GASOHOL PROMOTI,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PRESSLER DENIES PLAGIARIZING OTHERS' GASOHOL PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GAME DEPT ACTIONS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SD ARCHAEOLOGISTS AWARDED GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
WESTERN WON'T ALTER SD ROUTES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
EXCESSIVE PCB FOUND IN SAMPLES OF PORK,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
EXCESSIVE PCB FOUND IN SAMPLES OF PORK,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*COUNTRY SWINGS AT SF FOLK DANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGIE FOOTBALL TRAINER REVEALS IN PLAYER TAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE CANDIDATES AGREE ON AG ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE CANDIDATES AGREE ON AG ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE CANDIDATES AGREE ON AG ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BYPASSES PANEL TO PICK OWN JUDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW BYPASSES PANEL TO PICK OWN JUDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLERGY DEFEND SOME ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CLERGY DEFEND SOME ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
NEUTRALITY URGED ON DOVE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW'S RIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
APPLY SURCHARGE TO COLLEGE TUITION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW'S RIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MCGOVERN ENERGY VOTES, ADS COMPARED (L)","Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE DOING EFFECTIVE JOB IN MENTAL HEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PROPOSITION OFFERS NEEDED TAX CEILING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"PROTECT POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS RIGHTS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
WHY PUT DOVES ABOVE LIVES OF THE UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MCGOVERN ABSENCES FOR VOTING CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MINERAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AT STAKE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LEGION PRAISES HIRING OF HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
KNEIP FORMS STATE CARTER GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
REAGAN RALLY TUESDAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEAD ACTING SUPERINTENDENT NAMED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF COLLEGE RECEIVES ENERGY GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EXPERTS TO ADDRESS WATER CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SHERIFF TO OPPOSE CJ'S LIQUOR LICENSE RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SHERIFF TO OPPOSE CJ'S LIQUOR LICENSE RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKERS MAY RECONSIDER SD LOTTERY IN '81,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MITCHELL NATIVE GETS A WORKOUT WITH ROYALS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL NATIVE GETS A WORKOUT WITH ROYALS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WESTERN MALL RENOVATES TO STAY COMPETITIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
HOLIDAY INN PLANS BALLROOM,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*WESTERN MALL RENOVATES TO STAY COMPETITIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SUNFLOWER PROCESSING PLANT SHOULD CUT TRANSPORT COST,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS IS TESTING GROUND FOR SMALL TOWNS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOMECOMING-BY THE RULES-CANTON,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS IS TESTING GROUND FOR SMALL TOWNS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU TO HONOR YEAGER,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*COOK OF THE WEEK-ADELINE BOOMGARDEN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
(SPECIAL SECTION) PROFILE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DOVE FIGHT MIGRATES BACK TO SD BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
DOVE FIGHT MIGRATES BACK TO SD BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE SESSIONS-HOW LONG WILL THEY BE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
DOVE FIGHT MIGRATES BACK TO SD BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
SUPREME COURT JUSTICES-APPOINT OR ELECT THEM...,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
SUPREME COURT JUSTICES-APPOINT OR ELECT THEM...,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY OFFICIALS FORESEE CUT IN BASIC SERVICES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS SCHOOLS COULD LOSE {dollar}11 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
WHO WILL REGULATE SD'S NUCLEAR FUTURE...,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS SCHOOLS COULD LOSE {dollar}11 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
WHO WILL REGULATE SD'S NUCLEAR FUTURE...,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1980, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*SULLY BUTTES VS 'LORD OF THE FLIES'-ONIDA,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SULLY BUTTES VS 'LORD OF THE FLIES'-ONIDA,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ACCUSATIONS FLY IN ROSEBUD POLITICS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ACCUSATIONS FLY IN ROSEBUD POLITICS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN OUT OF ELECTION RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SULLY BUTTES VS 'LORD OF THE FLIES'-ONIDA,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SULLY BUTTES VS 'LORD OF THE FLIES'-ONIDA,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF-MADE BALLOON FLIES NON-STOP ACROSS US,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*MAGAZINE TRIES TO BREAK DOWN PREJUDICES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S TIME TO SAVOR AUTUMN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAGAZINE TRIES TO BREAK DOWN PREJUDICES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAGAZINE TRIES TO BREAK DOWN PREJUDICES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN BAND OFF TO ORANGE BOWL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD POLITICOS MAY DISPUTE POLITICAL 'BIBLE',"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN BAND OFF TO ORANGE BOWL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD POLITICOS MAY DISPUTE POLITICAL 'BIBLE',"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PILOT HAS HIS HEAD IN THE CLOUDS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PILOT HAS HIS HEAD IN THE CLOUDS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BIGFOOT SIGHTING REPORTED NEAR LITTLE EAGLE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RX FOR POOR NATIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS PROPOSITION FOES SHOULD ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"INDIAN, NON-INDIAN UNDERSTANDING URGED (L)","Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HOLD HOUSE MEMBERS ACCOUNTABLE FOR DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ABDNOR INTRODUCES LOAN BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA ENDS YEAR WITH SURPLUS {dollar},"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO HEAR BUILDING REPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ENROLLMENT UP AT SF COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXCHANGE SERVICE TAKING APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOND ISSUE ABSENTEE BALLOTS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LUNG ASSOCIATION CALLS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CANCER STRIKES EX-SF BOY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CANCER STRIKES EX-SF BOY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*KRAFT KOTTAGE MARKETS CRAFTS MADE LOCALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*ROBERTS LAID UP IN SF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ROBERTS--ABOLISH SD RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BLOCK OUT CONTINUES IN SNOWCAPPED HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'I LIKE EVERYTHING ABOUT CHILDREN',"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'MY FAVORITE YEAR' & 'DAS BOOT',"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
GIRLS STATE OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ROTC COMMANDER SELECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AUGIE STUDENTS IN JAZZ ENSEMBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
EAST KIWANIS CLUB INSTALLS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DOCTORS RECERTIFIED AS DIPLOMATS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
THRESHOLD ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SWANSON NEW BOARD DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
VOLK TO COORDINATE VETERANS WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
ABERDEEN BOND ISSUE SHORT 1 VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BURGLAR STEALS AWAY, LEAVES MONEY--MOBRIDGE","Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED BRAND'S PROFITS DROP,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LT GOVERNOR CANDIDATES CLASH,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD'S NEW BUREAU PLOWS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PUC BEGINS HEARINGS ON BELL RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD MAY BE CHOSEN FOR SATELLITE VENTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"BALANCED BUDGET, NOT HIGHER TAXES (L)","Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES ROBERTS' CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LATER STARTING DATE FOR SESSION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SCHOOL FUND, LAND SALE AMENDMENT OK (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*ATTORNEY GENERAL CANDIDATES ANSWER 2 QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*KLEIN AGAIN JOINS AUGUSTANA STAFF,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHILDREN NEEDING BURN CARE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CRASH KILLS WATERTOWN MAN--WAUBAY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER SALE BARN OWNER PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GIRLS CLUB FACILITY TO REOPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BITTNER CASE GOES TO JURY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NORTON ACRES RESIDENTS OPPOSE ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOARD TO VOTE ON COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW DEFENDS HIS FARM RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE OK'S WEST RIVER TAX REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MASS FAITH HEALER COMING TO SF,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HARVEST TIME FOR SNAKES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*ATHLETIC DIRECTOR DIEHL DIES AT 69,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEAR PESTICIDE SPRAYING KILLS PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*COMMITMENT KEY TO BETTER HEALTH,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN WINS ALUMNI AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S AWARD GOES TO KUEHN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*EXTENSION AGENTS WIN AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*DEMOCRATES URGE STATE TO BACK MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DR SCHMUTTERER IS VIKING DAYS PARADE MARSHAL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENTS DIVIDED ON RULE PROHIBITING PREMIUMS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE CHIEF SUSPECTS ARSON IN FIRES NEAR WINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHIRMER SUGGESTS SELLING LAND AT WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY APPEALS DECISION ON EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 DIE IN HEAD-ON CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CUNNINGHAM ISN'T OUT OF SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL HAMS WILL TRY TO CONTACT SHUTTLE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WATT'S DEPARTURE A RELIEF (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUNKING RAPS ARGUS' POLITICAL COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RIGHT TO LIFE MEETING PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RESPONSIBLE OFFICIALS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
UNITED WAY NOT BILLED FOR ADS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ABDNOR WARNS OF SOIL EROSION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
PRISON TRUSTIES WILL WORK IN STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*HOMECOMING ROYALTY--WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ARBOR DAY FOUNDATION OFFERS FREE TREES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUREAU PREPARES SLIP UP CREEK PROJECT REPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CENDAK BACKERS GET READY TO FILE PETITION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CROOKS MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FOREIGN STUDENT ENROLLEMNT UP AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MONTANA MAN CHARGED WITH VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*BEDESSEM, YANKTON WINNERS AT TOURNAMENT","Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ZIMMER LEADS WAY TO TENNIS TITLES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ANTELOPE HUNTERS GET THEIR SHARE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MARKER COSTS BROOKINGS TITLE SHOT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
VARIETIES OF RIPE APPLES MAKE BEST CIDER,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BOARD OK'S BOND SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE VIEW FROM SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHRINE HOSPITALS HELP KIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SALLY FIELD SHEDS THE PAST,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*VOLUNTEERS LEND A HAND FOR LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
CAN'T FIND QUALIFIED WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN CHARGED WITH ARSON RELEASED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DENY MONEY TRANSFER TO FINANCE LANDSAT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE SITE QUESTION PREVAILS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON HIGH IS TOPIC OF FORUMS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER ACCOUNTANT ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE INCREASE PATROLS NEAR RC SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MYERS SAYS HE MAY STAY IN TRANSPORTATION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*RANDALL--SON WAS ABUSED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CATHOLICS ARE TARGETS OF BAD PRESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"OF SHRIEKS, HOLLERS, HUGGING KIDS (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN OWES BUSH THANKS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE CRITICIZES BELL'S COMMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAJOR CHANGES ARE UNLIKELY IN RULES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLITICAL DEBATE IN HURON,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAMPAIGN TO REGISTER INDIAN RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LAKE ASSOCIATION ASKS FOR MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR OPPOSED WATER PROJECT MEASURE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BLOCKING OF REA FUND BILL DISAPPOINTING,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONGRESSMEN TO CAMPAIGN IN CITY FOR BELL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE DELAYS SUIT AGAINST PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MARSHALLS PLAN TO MOVE FEATHER TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HURLEY RETURNS TO FOOTBALL RESPECTABILITY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNVEILS NEW DOWNTOWN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL OFFERS {dollar}8.50 AN HOUR,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BJ THE DJ MEETS THE N DAKOTAN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*VISTA TO HELP INDIAN TEENS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO STATIONS SQUARE OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PIANIST FINDS OUT-OF-WAY BEAUTY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BUSINESSES THANKED FOR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
THANKS FOR HANDI-RIDERS SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*OFFERS A SOUND IDEA TO HELP STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHORE OF CLEANING UP BASEBALL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY GROUP SPURS CHANGE IN RULES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JEFFERSON GETS BREAK,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FOUR MAKE COYOTE HALL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SDSU MEN WIN AT IOWA STATE CROSS COUNTRY MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*A DAY OFF FROM SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES HELP UNITED WAY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO GET ADVICE ON FAMILY-OPTION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO ANNOUNCE GUBERNATORIAL PLANS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SUICIDE SUSPECTED IN RC MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SPRINGFIELD FUNDS CAN BE TRANSFERRED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AUTHORITIES UNABLE TO FIND MISSING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS QUESTION CREDIT MERGERS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE BILL TURNS OFF FARM LEADERS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"SIOUX FALLS MAN WINS {dollar}5,000","Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*PUTTING ON THEIR BEST FACE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SON PROUD OF COLLEGE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*SIOUX FALL'S FIRST FLAKES DROP IN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONGRESS KEEPS CANDIDATES ON THE SIDELINES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STEPS TO EASE PAIN OF ABUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL DESTROYED CHURCH'S CHARM,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TIME RUNNING OUT FOR CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DASCHLE GAVE CANAL AWAY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
GETTING EVEN DOESN'T BELONG IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
LEGISLATORS VOTED CORRECTLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ACTION ONLY THING THAT COUNTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"ELECT A BUSINESSMAN, FARMER (L)","Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ABDNOR'S ACTION RESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DASCHLE HAS FAILED MISERABLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DASCHLE'S PLAN NOT SO SIMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*AUGUSTANA WINS 19-10,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOBO DAY AMBUSH,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*HURON, O'GORMAN BRACE FOR BATTLE","Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEER LICENSES AVAILABLE TO HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RULES ARE FINALIZED FOR 1987,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN DIES IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO CONSIDER MINI-MALL REQUEST,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL SUSPECT SOUGHT BY POLICE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD MED SCHOOL SHOW AIRS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUMMING AROUND,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN ON PARADE DOESN'T DOWN DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENT GROUP TO MAKE ALCOHOL POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*ANOTHER DAY, MORE DOOR-TO-DOOR","Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FARM ISSUE FILLS DAY ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONTRACT FOR DAKOTA STATE BUILDING AWARDED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IOWA MAN TO GIVE UP SD LICENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN PLANT TO GET NEW DIVISION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
ANTELOPE HERD DROPS DRAMATICALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLANT TO OPEN IN CLEAR LAKE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*VOTER AFFILIATION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*IKE'S OFFERS PATRONS FOOD AND FUN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*QUEENS PROMOTE PORK RECIPES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*RENTSCHLER TAKES WHEEL OF NATIONAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HURON STRIVES TO KEEP SWIFT OPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SIERRA CLUB ATTACKS WETLANDS PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SOME OFFICES CLOSED TODAY FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TEMPERATURES DROP TO BONE-CHILLING LOW,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL MAN FIGHTS TO KEEP FIANCEE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEN BEHIND THE TWINS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUILT ON SPIRIT OF COMMUNITY UNITY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FIRM UP YOUR FORM,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*BISHOP'S BIAS AGAINST ALTAR GIRLS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NATIONAL DEMOCRATS WEAKEN STATE PRIMARY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MORRELL NOT DANGEROUS IF CAREFUL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOOD GUY AWARD APPALLING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DASCHLE FARM EFFORTS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CENTER FOR WOMEN SCHEDULES BRUNCH,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOURNALISM STUDENTS GATHER IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILITARY ACADEMY DEADLINES NEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR HONORED BY MORALITY GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HEAD OVER WHEELS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS WAIT TO CHOOSE FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FRATERNITY CHAPTER TO MARK 75 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO WATCH OUT FOR THE BLIND,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRE VICTIM BELIEVES JUVENILES SET BLAZE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
YANKTON WEIGHS PRISON ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*STOCKYARDS SHOW DECLINE IN RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*CLENDENON GETS JAIL TIME,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FUGITIVE SUBJECT OF TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN GROUPS CRITICIZE 'PEANUTS',"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"AD QUESTIONABLE, BUT NOT JOHNSON'S RECORD (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BE INFORMED BEFORE YOU CAST YOUR BALLOT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BEST HOPE FOR HEARING-IMPAIRED KIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GIAGO'S PREMISES ARE FAULTY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
FATHER SERRA HEADS FOR SAINTHOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*COOKING FOR SMALL PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN HONORED BY MARCH OF DIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
HANISCH RECEIVES OUTSTANDING WOMAN HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
KOPLOW WINS STATE HUMAN SERVICES AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
ABERDEEN OK'S 1-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROTON WOMAN WINS AT NEW LOTTERY GAME,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE BB GUN SHOOTINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
QUAYLE TO CAMPAIGN IN RAPID CITY TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS GET INVOLVED IN CENTENNIAL EVENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT HELD IN STABBING ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLASH OVER BRADLEY BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INCOME TAX COULD EASE DAKOTA PROP LOSSES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OLD COURTHOUSE RETURNS TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY NOT EVICTING ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NURSING SHORTAGE PUTS PATIENT CARE AT RISK,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL NEGOTIATIONS TO RESUME THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY MAN CHARGED IN THEFT OF TRUCK,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOG RECEIPTS REMAIN HIGHER,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*LINCOLN RALLY NETS STATE TENNIS TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DUBISARS LEAD LINCOLN TO STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DAYTON SALES UP 15 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
EAST RIVER POWER WINS SAFETY AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*FAMILY BALANCING ACT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*WENDY'S 'FATHER' RE-OPENS RESTARUANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*FARMER FINDS CLUE TO CRASH OF FLIGHT 232,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICER--WOLLMANN CONFESSED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLOSER LOOK SHOWS HIGHER TAXES FOR NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TAKING STOCK OF 60 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
VOTES TALLIED TODAY ON MORRELL'S OFFER,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SIOUX FALLS HASN'T BEEN A CITY FOR LONG,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS TO REMODEL WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ALPHA CENTER TEACHES TEENS RESPECT FOR SEX (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"AVOID RISKY TACTICS, DISPEL FALSE NOTIONS (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TICKET SNAFU SPOILS CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
NOT ALL MOMS DESERVE AID (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*FRIEND OF THE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PULITZER POET BOOSTS HIS FORM OF ART,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FAMILY PRACTICE FIELD CHANGES WITH TIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ENCOURAGE KIDS TO TAKE TESTS SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COUNTIES RECEIVED {dollar}1.6 MILLION FOR LANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURORS GET GUN WIELDING CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL OFFICIAL FINED {dollar}215 FOR HIT AND RUN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RADIO STATION GETS {dollar}391,983 IN PLEDGES","Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRAMING THE FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER GETS NATIONAL ENDORSEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SPEAKER STRIVES TO KEEP FAMILIES TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRI-STATE AGREES TO CLEAN UP SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HEARING OCTOBER 20 FOR RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LUVERNE VET HOME LOSES FEDERAL AID,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AIR FORCE PREFERS HECLA FOR RADAR SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CARVINGS GET BRITISH TOP BILLING,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COLONY CHILD KILLED IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DRUG AWARENESS CAMPAIGN IS LAUNCHED WITH BALLOONS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOP DEFENDS PRESSLER FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*WOMEN IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE SUPREME COURT TO HEAR MORRELL CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*SIOUX FALLS DRIVER WINS TITLE, LEARNS LESSONS","Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SD FARM TOP POPCORN PRODUCER,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
AREA DISPLACED WORKERS TARGETED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*GULF MESSAGE PROMISES TO BE A REAL WINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-ABORTION PLEDGE GAINS VARIED ALLEGIANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRAINING FLIGHTS HALTED--321 RELEASED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HOUSE PANEL OK'S CUTS IN FARM PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MUENSTER FLIP-FLOPS ON DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TUITION HIKE IS NOT OUT OF LINE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEBT-GNP RATIO WORSE IN MID-1940'S (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PANNED READING SERIES RICHLY VARIED LITERATURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CLEAN-BURNING ALTERNATIVES NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CANDIDATE SAYS 'NO' TO GARBAGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
LEGISLATION CORRECTS MANY IMMORAL THINGS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
WRITER DOESN'T SPEAK FOR ALL SENIOR CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
INDIANS REJECT BIA REVISION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
JUDGE KEAN DEDICATED TO PEOPLE HE SERVES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHILDREN OF DIVORCE NEED BOTH PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
RESPONSE TO LETTER HAS NUMEROUS ERRORS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
'PRETTY WOMAN' STILL DRAWS WELL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VIDEO SALES ARE UP AS PRICES DROP,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'MEMPHIS BELLE' TELLS STORY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'BARE FEAT' SLATED FOR MONDAY AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COLLECTORS OFFER TIPS FOR STARTING LIBRARIES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AIR GUARD TO RECEIVE F-16 JET,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANDAL SUPPORTS LIMITS OF LEGISLATIVE TERMS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN REPORTEDLY TRIES ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO TRIAL DATE SET FOR SUSPECTED DEALER,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STREETS TO BE CLOSED FOR AUGUSTANA PARADE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A FLOATING VIKING,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN'S WORK WITH KIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO POWER OVER RESERVATION HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TWO SIDES, ONE ARGUMENT","Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CHALLENGER REPEATS CHARGES AGAINST COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FRANKENFELD WANTS CONGRESS TRIMMED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FOREST SERVICE SENDS BILL TO TIMBER COMPANY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NOT TO LET TAX FREEZE HURT LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHECK CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN SENTENCED IN BANK LOAN CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD RESIDENTS DEBATE PARKING BAN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*MISSION RIDGE SCHOOL MAY BE STATE'S SMALLEST,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY APPLAUDS COUNTY POLICE WORK--SELLS CARS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
AMBULANCES DESPERATELY NEED MORE VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*UP FOR GRABS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SUMMER GAMES LACKED SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AIRLINE COMPENSATES MAN FOR INJURIES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CORN CROP YIELD BEST IN 4 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MAGAZINE PROFILES CITY RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"SF FUTURE BRIGHT, EXPERTS SAY","Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
MICKELSON--CITY LEADERSHIP KEY TO SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
MARINA OPPONENTS PURSUE LEGAL DELAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
S DAKOTANS DOUBT THOMAS' CHANCES FOR BENCH,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CRAFT MAKERS STICK WITH FAMILIAR THEMES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*INMATES ENTITLED TO RIGHTS, TOO","Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SEVERAL POINTS CLARIFIED ON DREDGE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOOD OPTION FOR UNWANTED BABIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CROP WALK SET FOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUSBAND WON'T TRY TO CONTACT WIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IROQUOIS WOMAN SENTENCED IN ARSONS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POWWOW WILL HIGHLIGHT NATIVE AMERICAN DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS RUNNING STRONG AT HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HURD DELAYS CASTANEIRA RELEASE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BINGO TOUTED AS FUND-RAISER TO HALT RAZINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW GANGS 'YOUNG AND SCARED',"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TERM-LIMITING PETITIONS GO WELL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
APPEALS COURT ORDERS PASTOR RESENTENCED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN DROWNS IN LAKE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VIOLENCE POSSIBLE OVER TRIBAL LIMITS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RANGER CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
WOMAN SUES FIRM IN HUSBAND'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*CLINTON STRIKES BACK,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PASTOR IN THE PUBLIC EYE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS ASK FOR JUSTICE AS SOGGY MEETING BEGINS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
DEAL FINAL BLOW TO LONETREE DUMP (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE CAMPAIGN MISLEADING THE PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"WORLD HAS NO PLACE FOR MURDERERS, RAPISTS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SDSU SHOULD NOT ELIMINATE FRENCH MAJOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ALL SENATE CANDIDATES SHOULD BE AT DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
STATE NEEDS TO STOP TAX HIKES FOR A WHILE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
HIRING THE DISABLED IS GOOD FOR BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
RADIO STATIONS SHOULD DO HUMIDITY READINGS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ABORTION FOES NEED TO WORK TOGETHER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
VIDEO LOTTERY BAN IS NOT NECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MICKELSON OWES APOLOGY TO SOLBERGS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
"{dollar}100,000 TICKET SOLD IN SD","Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUDITOR WILL EXTEND HOURS TO AID VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BLACK HILLS UNION TO CHALLENGE RULING,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BUSINESS SCHOOL TO OPEN ON PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DANCING WITH A PURPOSE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*S DAKOTANS DRAW NATIVE BACK FROM NY, CHICAGO","Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ASK THE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FIVE HOSPITALS TO GET RURAL HEALTH FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUVENILE JUSTICE PANEL IDENTIFIES KEY ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO SAVE CAREER SKILLS COURSE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION CREW MAY HAVE FOUND OLD BROTHEL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HURON HOSPITAL BATTLE SWIRLS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RESOURCE ASSESSMENT PROTECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*BROOKINGS' HATCH TRIES FOR THREE-PEAT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MILBANK READY FOR GOLF TITLE DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*NOBODY WINS POPULARITY CONTESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MOST STUDENTS SAY COLUMBUS HAD EVIL CHARACTER,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*1992 HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AREA HARVEST NEARS HIGH GEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NEW SCHOOL AFTER HELEN KELLER'S TUTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NATIONAL FIRM BUYS LOCAL MAIL-ORDER PHARMACY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN STUDENT FUND MISAPPLIED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
BANNING BEAVIS AND FRIEND IS SILLY MOVE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"EAST, WEST RIVER MUST WORK TOGETHER (L)","Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HEALTH PLAN SHOULDN'T PAY FOR ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SCARECROW WON'T MESS UP CHILD'S LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"TV, OTHER MEDIA WORK TO DISTORT REALITY (L)","Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
KIRBY HAS WRONG IDEA ON HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
POWELL IS BETTER LEADER THAN CLINTON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
WASHINGTON BUILDING HAS LOTS OF POTENTIAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PRISON PROBLEMS START WITH THOSE IN CHARGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*AUGUSTANA BEGINS ITS HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARTS PAVILION FORUM BEING HELD TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FLU SHOTS OFFERED AT WESTERN MALL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY BUS SERVICE STRIVES TO IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY MAY ADD ANOTHER JUDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FEDERAL COURT AGAIN HEARS 'SUE' FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WATERTOWN CREW ROLLS OUT THE LEFSE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
OPEN LUNCH FOR SENIORS CONSIDERED IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*USD STUDENTS SELECT ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESS HONORED AT WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HARVARD PROFESSOR TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY - DENVER HEARINGS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOLESKY PROPOSES BUDGET REARRANGING,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TWO MALE SNOW LEOPARDS BORN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILLER PLAYING WORD GAME,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW PUBLISHER NAMED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NUN TO ADMINISTER ELKTON CHURCH AS PRIEST SHORTFALL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EX-CONVICTS PUBLISH NEWSPAPER ON PRISONS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MITCHELL SCHOOLS BAN MTV TEENS IN CLOTHING CODE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*WATCHDOG DEFENSE STILL UNBLEMISHED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN GRABS EARLY ADVANTAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CONTEST PROMOTES IDEA OF HELPING NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS OK NEW SCHOOL IN HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
IRAQ MISSION CLEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PROMISE KEEPERS PUTS EMPHASIS ON FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
BERKHOUT'S PAST RECORD 'INCREDIBLY ALARMING' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
JANKLOW WILL FIGHT MEDICAL SPENDING CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"BEDDOW FACES ISSUES, WHILE JANKLOW ATTACKS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
DON'T TRUST JANKLOW ON TWO TOP ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
ALTERING CONSTITUTION WILL DESTROY DOCUMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
"TWO PEOPLE INJURED IN CYCLE, DEER CRASH","Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 15 YEARS FOR TATTOO SHOP ARSON,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PAROLEE DENIES GUILT IN FATAL CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MADISON MAN GUILTY OF FONDLING 3-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR'S RAPE PLEA TO STAND,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STOP-AND-GO PAINTING,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VANDALS DESTROY 42 GRAVES IN RIVER CEMETERY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY CUTS SHARE OF PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN WHO VANDALIZED MICKELSON GRAVE JAILED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BEAMS FOUND ON LAND OWNED BY CITY SOLD,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 160 DAYS FOR ABUSING KIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN HELD FOR BEATING HIS 'ONLY FRIEND',"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMPETENCY TESTING CONSIDERED AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*HEALTH AGENCY TO SEEK STIMULANT RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON OPPOSE LAKE USER FEE","Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD PINPOINTS SCHWAN'S IN 8 CASES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"*BEDDOW MADE ALMOST {dollar}100,000 LAST YEAR","Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TWO MEN FILE AS FIRST OFFICIAL COUNCIL CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BOARD CONSIDERS NUDE-DANCING BAN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*JUDGE BLAMES CORONOR FOR MURDER TRIAL'S DELAY,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TWO YOUNG MEN USE GUN IN ROBBERY OF DAYS INN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS FIRM AWAITS IOWA LICENSE FOR CASINO,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"{dollar}182,000 SETTLEMENT FOR WATERTOWN TRIBAL CASINO","Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN CIRCULATES PETITIONS AGAINST DOME,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PATROL WON'T FILE CHARGES IN DEATH OF HITCHHIKER,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FOES SAY SUPPORTERS OFFER NO ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*VIDEO-LOTTERY INDUSTRY FIGHTS FOR LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
VOLGA WANTS FREE BROOKINGS CALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*COMING OUT OF ITS SHELL,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FRIENDS A GOOD SOURCE FOR COOK'S FAVORITE RECIPES,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*O'GORMAN SERVES UP TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STEVENS WINS STATE GOLF CROWN,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
DOG OWNER WON'T BE CHARGED,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A LIFE OF GIVING GOES ON AUCTION BLOCK,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NEW SERIES OF SD ADS LURES MINNESOTA BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRISON ELECTION WOULD BE WASTE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"NO ROOM FOR DEADLY DOGS HERE, THERE OR ANYWHERE (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'GOOD TIME' CONCEPT HAS ITS BAD SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SDSU STUDENT LEADER BY DEFINITION NO GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
AMERICA MUST STRESS PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"TACTICS, NOT TRUTH, CONSUMED O.J. TRIAL (L)","Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*MIDCO ENDS SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOLS NEED CONSISTENCY IN GOALS (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*SEASON OVER, ROOSEVELT'S SIEGFRIED STAYS POSITIVE","Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FREEMAN GIRLS, MARTY BOYS RUN TO REGION 3B TITLES","Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIDE LINED: THE LONG ROAD BACK,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNCIL CONSIDERS CLOSING CACTUS HEIGHTS COURSE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PIONEERS GRADUATING FROM USF PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TAX-CUT NOTICES COMING JAN. 1,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MEDIATOR TO ATTEMPT SOLVING ED. ASSISTANT CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EFFORT TO MOVE AIRPORT'S FOSS STATUE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOP BUDGET RAID ON RURAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SF SCHOOL OFFERS TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PETROLEUM CLEANUP RULES CHANGING,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EASTERN STAR SESSIONS TO DRAW 700 MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"COSTUME, BUTTON COLLECTIONS ON DISPLAY","Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HAMLIN COUNTY SHERIFF BEGS FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TOBACCO COMPANY DONATES TO PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"JUDGE, OTHERS FAVOR OPEN JUVENILE COURT","Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
IMPERSONATOR GETS EARLY JAIL RELEASE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*LENNOX, WEST CENTRAL IMPROVING FACILITIES","Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DAKOTA STATE FIRES UP FOR HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STUDENTS EXPELLED FOR CARRYING GUNS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WORKED 44 YEARS AS FARMER,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*A WHOLE LOT OF WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*SLEEPING WOMAN HURT WHEN FIRES BREAK OUT IN HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
AG SECRETARY REQUESTS INVESTIGATION OF MEATPACKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
BROOKINGS COMPANY SET TO DOUBLE SIZE,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
US WEST COULD GET EXPANDED ACCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
AG OFFICIAL ASSAILS GOP FARM BUDGET,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*CROP-LOAN PROGRAM DESIGNED TO BENEFIT PROCESSING,"Argus LeaderOct 12 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
"MURDER STORY {dollar}4,000 HOAX-VERMILLION","Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARADE OPENS VIKING DAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TEENS LEAD 10 COPS IN STATE CHASE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MILWAUKEE ROAD BILL IN LAWMAKERS' HANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PETER FRAMPTON MAKES ARENA CROWD COME ALIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MILWAUKEE ROAD BILL IN LAWMAKERS' HANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
YOUNG CHILDREN GROUP TO MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
MCGOVERN CANCELS APPEARANCES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
COMMISSION TOLD TO CUT PAY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*JOE PLUT-LOVE IS HIS MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
COMMISSION TOLD TO CUT PAY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HUMBOLDT SCHOOL BOND ISSUE OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
A NICE GIMMICK FOR THE COURTS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
A NICE GIMMICK FOR THE COURTS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
A NICE GIMMICK FOR THE COURTS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NORTH CENTRAL SOUTH DAKOTA GETS SNOWED,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SPEED ASKED IN OAHE SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BEDELL FIRM ON OAHE ROLE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
PROPOSITION MAY FOSTER TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
BEDELL FIRM ON OAHE RULE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
PROPOSITION MAY FOSTER TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WOMEN'S PROGRAM SET FOR RADIO BROADCAST,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WOMEN'S PROGRAM SET FOR RADIO BROADCAST,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*SF READIES FOR REAGAN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SF READIES FOR REAGAN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MONDALE-CARTER'S FARM POLICY NOT BAD,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MONDALE-CARTER'S FARM POLICY NOT BAD,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CANCER INFORMATION SERVICE EASES PATIENTS' FEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*'TERROR TRAIN' NOT QUITE ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*FORMER RESIDENT LOOKS 'BEYOND THE LOVE GAME',"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*JORGENSEN SWINGS TO TOP THANKS TO DAKOTADOME,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JORGENSEN SWINGS TO TOP-THANKS TO DAKOTADOME,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*DASCHLE, KULL SPLIT ON ERA","Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*DASCHLE, KULL SPLIT ON ERA","Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MENTAL PATIENT BILL OF RIGHTS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOFFERAHN URGES PRESS CONVERENCES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAXABLE SECOND QUARTER SALES FALL 3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOFFERAHN URGES PRESS CONFERENCES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INFLATION IS A KEY SENATE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INFLATION IS A KEY SENATE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BEDELL EVADES AN OBLIGATION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY TAKE AWAY ANYONE'S RIGHT TO HUNT DOVES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BEDELL EVADES AN OBLIGATION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOMESTAKE SUIT IN FEDERAL COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO ARRESTED FOR COPPER WIRE THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD WATER TACTIC WON'T CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD WATER TACTIC WON'T CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD WATER TACTIC WON'T CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
'LORD OF THE FLIES' TO STAY-ONIDA,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
'LORD OF THE FLIES' TO STAY-ONIDA,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
'LORD OF THE FLIES' TO STAY-ONIDA,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*'RICH AND FAMOUS'--AN OVERRATED SOAP OPERA,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WILD & CRAZY VEGGIES...THEY GROW ON YOU,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GIRLS STATE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
KIWANIS EAST OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*NORTHWEST AREA DIRECTOR, CHARLES DROZ","Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HEALTH CENTER OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JERRY CHESLEY NAMED SDAPA PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY POLICE WANT TO END COAT-HANGER SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WATT'S SD VISIT TO STIR PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY BOARD STUDIES BUILDING OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY POLICE WANT TO END COAT-HANGER SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WATT'S SD VISIT TO STIR PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FALL DRIZZLE AND GLOOM WRAP UP SIOUX EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH BAND SAYS NO THANKS TO ORANGE BOWL,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LEGISLATOR--CRACK DOWN ON PROSTITUTION IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL APPROACH FOR PRISON CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOCAL APPROACH FOR PRISON CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MORE DRUG ARRESTS COMING, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENT PUNISHMENT LENGTHENED,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE DROPS 5 YEARS FROM DRUG SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
POOR SPORTSMANSHIP FOLLOWS PIERRE GAME,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
POOR SPORTSMANSHIP FOLLOWS PIERRE GAME,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
POOR SPORTSMANSHIP FOLLOWS PIERRE GAME,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*SCULPTING A MAP OF SD,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
*SCULPTING A MAP OF SD,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
"REAGANOMICS, FARM VOTES CRUCIAL TO RACE","Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MINN AVE REPAIR TO FALL 2 BLOCKS SHORT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"JANKLOW, O'CONNOR TELL SCHOOL PLANS","Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
AUGUSTANA DEBATE TEAMS IN TOURNEYS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SD HEALTH GROUP WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SIBLEY WOMAN MISS STENOTYPE 1983,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
8 FROM SD TO BE ON CBS SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
PORTER SD MONOPOLY CHAMP,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
EMERGENCY DECLARED IN HILLS STORM,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"YANKTON WOMAN ROBBED OF {dollar}3,100","Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ATTORNEY GENERAL FOES CLASH ON WATER ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROBE CLEARS SHERIFF OF WRONGDOING-LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON SCHOOL BOARD ACCEPTS REQUEST,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BITTNER JURY BEGINS DELIBERATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HEAVY SUPPLIES MEAN DIM GRAIN PRICE OUTLOOK,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITIZENS URGED TO FOLLOW THROUGH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN SHOWS SPUNK (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WANTS ROBERTS TO SAY WHAT HE'S DONE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SECRETARY OF STATE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL VOTES FOR BOND ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD TOLD TO REDUCE LEAD LEVEL IN AIR,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEMINARY CELEBRATES 125TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEACHERS GROUP MEETS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WINNER MEN TO BE ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WINNER TEACHERS OK CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*IT'S ADOPT-A-DOG MONTH,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR PLEASED BY BLOCK'S PRICE WAR,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MAN PURSUES MALPRACTICE SUIT SECOND TIME,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
DASCHLE--ROBERTS' PLAN WOULD BE DISASTER,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FED PRESIDENT--SUPER NOWS COULD BE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIAL--STATES NOT READY FOR RIVER PACT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE TO SAY THANKS WITH HUNT FOR WRITERS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
"4 WATER PROJECTS AWARDED {dollar}880,000 IN LOANS","Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
WORLD FOOD DAY TO REFLECT ON EATING HABITS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*NEWEST STORE MORE THAN A CORNER GROCERY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1982, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*FLURRIES FROST PARTS OF STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAYOR'S MEMO GIVES 300 INSIDE LOOK,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOVIE MEMORABILIA,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THINK TWICE BEFORE SOAKING UP SUN'S RAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ANTHROPOLOGY EXPERT WILL SPEAK,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CUSTOMER RELATIONS' SEMINAR IS {dollar}70,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DOCTOR TALKS ON LANGUAGE DISORDERS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GROUP TO TALK ABOUT NUCLEAR THREAT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SENIOR DAY BREAK HAS OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*EX-AIR FORCE CHIEF SPEAKS AT AUGIE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
IT'S ALPHA DELTA KAPPA WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
MASONIC LODGE HAS 100TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
BLY IS GUEST AT WRITERS' CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*TEACHERS SPEND THEIR DAY IN WORKSHOPS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARSON BLAMED FOR 4 FIRES IN HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FINGERPRINTING OF SCHOOL CHILDREN CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN RUN IS PART OF SIOUX CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 KILLED IN TRUCK COLLISION NEAR STURGIS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ETSI SUIT WAS FISHING EXPEDITION,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AMBULANCE BREAKS DOWN ON 240-MILE RUN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CORONERS WANT TO DISCUSS TRAINING,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DO WHAT'S NECESSARY TO TRIM BACKLOG (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER PERMIT HOLDERS MUST RETURN SURVEY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAYOR WON'T FIGHT WESTERN FLIGHT PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*POSTAL WORKERS WIN 4-STATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"GANNETT AWARDS {dollar}33,100 IN GRANTS","Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SPEARFISH MAN DIES IN SHOOTING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOARD CONSIDERS BONDS FOR WEB,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
TRADITON KEEPS LIGHTS BURNING AT AGAR HIGH,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VOTE GUNS DOWN HUNTERS' ACCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THEY'RE PLOWING AND PICKING AT BRANDON,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITY COUPLE LOSE THE SHIRTS OFF THEIR BACK,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"WINNERS IN PICKING, PLOWING","Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS TUNE UP AT FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FAVORED TEAM IN SDIC BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW CANTON CHURCH BELLS TO RING,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CUNNINGHAM, PRESSLER TRADE REA BARBS","Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE TEMPORARILY BLOCKS PUC HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN DIES AFTER JAIL HANGING,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REAGAN POLICY WILL MAKE A DEBTOR NATION,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MEETING ON DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEWLY OPENED BAR CLOSES DOORS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRAIRIE BOOK FAIR AT EMPIRE TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WENSTRAND--DISPUTE KID'S PLAY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNITED WAY PLEDGES AT 40 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
3 INJURED IN 2 LOCAL TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARGUS DID NOT TREAT PETERSON FAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MONEY SHOULDN'T BE PRIORITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SAGA RAISES ETHICAL QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ACCIDENT SPURS INSENSITIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ABORTION IS THE KEY ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY LACKING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BUDGET AMENDMENT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RESTRAINT NEEDED IN TAXING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SCHEDULE CHANGE NOT GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CASPER OFFICIALS SEEK MORE INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEDERAL AGENCY APPROVES BANK PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE BANS RC LAWYER FROM CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
13 COUNTIES TO GET MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS BELL PLAN EXTREME,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FIRST CITY BANK BEGINS INTERVIEWS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SALESPEOPLE MUST BE INFORMED,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WESTERN INSURANCE FIRM PLANS TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*KELLY WOERMAN ADMIRES MATILDA,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHO INVENTED SD TRIVIA TRIALS?,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ARGUS OWES OFFICIAL APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOSPITAL EDITORIAL TOLD ONLY ONE SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SPENDING REACHES REGRETTABLE MILESTONE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*AD CAMPAIGN ADDS HEAT TO RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*MONEY PROBLEMS THREATEN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GOVERNMENT MUCKS UP OPPORTUNITY FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*FENDRICH, PRINCE RUN 8K FOR GOLD","Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*USD RALLIES TO WIN 40-38,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SALMON NUMBERS ON THE CLIMB,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
RULE CHANGE AFFECTS TRUST LAND,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
SCHJODT JOLTS AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PARKER COMES OUT OF ITS SHELL AT RACES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACCIDENT TOOK MORE THAN 2 MEN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
400 ATTEND GROUNDBREAKING HONORING BARNETT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OBSCENITY LEGAL IN SD--SPEAKER SAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PARK WEEKEND SO APPRECIATED, REPEAT SOUGHT","Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DREAMS OF WIND POWER,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*NO, IT'S NOT HALLOWEEN","Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*COMPARABLE WORTH NOT ATTACK ON MEN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*MODEL MAKERS SCALE DOWN THEIR DREAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"VERNA LARSON, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TURNS ARTISTIC BENT INTO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITICORP'S BOARD TO MEET IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL DEVELOPER PARTICIPATES IN THE TOUR OF CHINA,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS TO HAVE THEIR SAY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS STAY DOWN ON THE FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
HILLS ARE LOW SPOT WITH -3 DEGREES READING,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY GIVES SOME A DAY OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE KILLS 40 PIGS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF MAY LIMIT LINCOLN COUNTY CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLOSING MAY UPROOT WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*38 SPECIAL KEEPS SOUTHERN ROCK ALIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DONATION AIDS IN DRUG TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
K MART SUPPORTS WALSH CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LIBRARY HONORS WORLD FOOD DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ALZHEIMER'S BENEFIT DINNER PLANNED,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PARIS PERFORMS AT KJIA FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
'ARGUS' HYPOCRITICAL IN CRITICIZING ABDNOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"AT LAST, A REAL TV DEBATE (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAXPAYERS CAN'T AFFORD MORE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THEY DIDN'T TELL US EARTH IS FLAT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BELL MISSING REAL ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CITY NEEDS DANCE THEATER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*INSURANCE BASED ON CHARACTERISTICS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*BROOKINGS MAN IS MAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOP TAKES AIM AT DEMO SENATE LEADER,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SIGN OF THE SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITAL HOTLINE COULD BE RURAL LIFELINE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WORDS FROM A GRANDSON,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*TOP OF TICKET GRABS GLITTER, BUDGETS","Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PENNINGTON COUNTY--7 SUICIDES IN LAST 3 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PREPOSSESSED PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MISSILE CABLES ALTERED FOR COMPUTER CHECKS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*BIRTHS IN STATE FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*VICTORY IS MORE THAN JUST A TOSS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*AFTER 22 LONG YEARS, TWINS BACK","Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TYING THE FRIENDSHIP KNOT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*PLAYWRIGHT TO GIVE LECTURE AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
INJUSTICE TO ONE IS AN INJUSTICE TO ALL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WORK TO DO IN PROMOTING TOURISM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HELP MORRELL WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SHOW SUPPORT FOR BORK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ABORTION ALWAYS FATAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
AUSTAD TO ADDRESS EVANGELICAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRANT PROVIDES CRIME VICTIM MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATURE TAKING INTERN APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MIGRANT LABORER TO ADDRESS GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEBSTER MAN'S BODY RECOVERED FROM LAKE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 CHARGED FILED IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BINGO TRIUMPH ENDS IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE LEAVES STRUCTURE'S FUTURE IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEAM'S SUCCESS TURNS INTO HOT SELLER,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TWINS TAKE SIOUX FALLS BY STORM,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBER HIRES SWALLEY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
UNION MAKES NEW PROPOSAL TO HURON FIRM,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PEDESTRIAN SAFETY MANUAL STIRS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FLASHING SIGNS TO ADVERTISE SCHOOL EVENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VISITOR DESCRIBES NORWEGIAN VIEW OF SOVIET THREAT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*UNEMPLOYMENT RATES VARY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*TWINS WIN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"KORTAN, O'CONNELL PACE YANKTON TO LEAD","Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*KNIGHTS' FISCHER WINS STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FIREFIGHTERS CONTAIN BLACK HILLS BLAZE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BABY SITTER'S TIP HELPS REUNITE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE GUTS VACANT BARN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
... LOCAL PANEL OF JUDGES AGREES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SEX OFFENDER OLSON GETS 90-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BIRDS ABOUND DESPITE DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC OPINIONS ON DEBATE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THE REAL VICTIMS IN BRAWLEY CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE OFFERS GOOD TIME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SEVERAL FACTORS MAKE SD GOOD STATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BACK GOLD MINING INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GREED RULING ENVIRONMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
JOHNSON SKIPS MUD SLINGING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*THE NOBLE BIRD,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLEDGE IS COMMON BUT NOT MANDATORY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE GROUP PLANS FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
GOVERNOR HOSTS CENTENNIAL GALA,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
"CITY MAN ARRESTED, CHARGES WITH RAPE","Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SZAMEIT TO LEAD MUNICIPAL LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTER REGISTRATION TO END OCTOBER 24,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
41ST STREET TRAFFIC DETOURED FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MONEY WILL DECIDE PHONE LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS WONDER WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL SENDS OSHA SAFETY IMPROVEMENT LIST,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SENTENCING, PRISON QUESTIONS TO LEGISLATURE","Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PUC CHIEF SAID TO VACILLATE ON DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EROSION MIGHT BE A PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOMEOWNERS TO TURN DOWN PANEL'S SUGGESTION,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HIGHWAY PATROL HONORS SLAIN TROOPERS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOT CRACKS DOWN ON HILLS JUNKYARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN POLICE CAPTAIN SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD QUESTIONS THRILLERS DRUG PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
QUAYLE REBUFFS HECKLERS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
30-OVER PLAYERS READY FOR NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*MINNESOTA TRADES 12 PLAYERS FOR WALKER,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW HIGH SCHOOL GRADES WELL,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL WORKERS VOTE NO,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ANTI-BURNING PROPOSALS WEAKEN RESPECT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"DAKOTAS ARE 'OUT OF STEP' IN CRIME, DRUGS (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LIMIT ON HAULERS WOULD IMPROVE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MOMS DON'T NEED GUILT TRIP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CARTOON HIT NAIL ON HEAD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
INMATES' LIFE NOT EASY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STRONGER POLICY NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SD OFFERS FINE EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*CRAZY ABOUT YOU, DOLL","Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'LOOK WHO'S TALKING' BOTTOMS OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ART FILMS RETURN TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FLYING MOOSE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
IN SEARCH OF ... THE MISSING STATES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"SOUTH DAKOTA, USSR","Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
I'D GIVE MY HAIR FOR A GOOD READ,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
"IN ANY CASE, ITS A WIN","Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
IT'S TOO HARD TO RESIST,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
CASINO FLIGHT RUNS INTO DEER,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN HURT AFTER FALL OFF SCAFFOLDING,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS TO THROW SPOOKTACULAR PARTY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURORS CAN'T AGREE IN MINNESOTA SAILOR'S TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHINA VISITOR--BOTH SIDES WRONG,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAKING MADE FUN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS FILE TO STOP MEDICAL INCINERATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO MACHINES WILL HAVE 'SECURITY GALORE',"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUTHOR WALKS ON FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FAIR ASSOCIATION SUES FOR LOSSES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRI-STATE PRESIDENT TESTIFIES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BLAZE DAMAGES BUILDINGS IN OLD BLOCK,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT--POLICE DEATH NOT ON DUTY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JOHNSON EXPLAINS ABORTION VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*EX-RC COACH STRAIN ACCUSED OF ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CHEESE-FRAUD TRIAL UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*O'GORMAN CLINCHES TIE FOR SIC TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL CHEESE PLANT CLOSES TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
RAPID CITY LOSES CHASE OPERATION,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD AGENCY HONORS NISLAND WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*SHOPKO TAKES SHAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
CBS OFFICIAL GOT BIG-TIME WELCOME ON VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
CORN HARVEST UP 51 PERCENT OVER LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"PREPARE FOR NEW JOBS, CITY LEADERS URGED","Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*TAX STUDY CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*WOMAN ACCEPTS NEW LIFE WITH HEARTFELT THANKS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDUSTRIAL PARK TO GET CHILD-CARE COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD FAMILY LOSES FEUD - ON TV,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CHURCHES GET START IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T TAKE WORD OF DUMPERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOLD MINING HAS BIG DOLLAR IMPACT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"KEAN RULINGS FAIR, CONSISTENT, SOUND (L)","Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WRITERS NEED QUICK POST-GAME INTERVIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
KEAN PROFESSIONALISM IS BEYOND REPROACH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
NUCLEAR DUMP NEAR MISSOURI DANGEROUS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"KERKAERT, RAMESBOTHOM TRIUMPH","Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON TO COACH ROOSEVELT VOLLEYBALL,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COLUMNIST ROWAN TO GET NEUHARTH AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MASONIC MEMBERS CLEAN HIGHWAY LITTER,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN ALLEGED SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING DRIVE SET FOR SATURDAY AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEER CENTER TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY NEARS CONCLUSION IN AMBULANCE SAGA,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S A JUNGLE (GYM) OUT THERE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARTIST BREATHES NEW LIFE INTO MURALS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARMER ORDERED HELD WITHOUT BAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-INCUMBENT WOES WANE IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BLACK HILLS LAND BILL COULD DIE IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HOMECOMING ROYALTY CROWNED IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OLDHAM-RAMONA FAMILIES SEEK BOUNDARY APPEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS RESIDENTS BEGIN RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*RACIAL UNITY PAINFUL BUT POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TWO PLEAD GUILTY IN LOTTERY CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MESSAGE FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY OF FILING FALSE CLAIM,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CITY EXPLORES FUNDING FOR RURAL WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NATIONAL GUARD AIDS CANTON CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*COLUMBUS' REPUTATION ROUGH SAILING IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GRANDMA GIVES BIRTH,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MARCHING TO THE BEAT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"GIVE NEW SCHOOL FRESH NAME, START (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX RELIEF BADLY NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AUCTIONEER CHARGES TOTALLY OUT OF LINE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY STIRS STILL MORE QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LIBERALS CONGRATULATED FOR 'GETTING' THOMAS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MISSHAPEN ATTITUDES PART OF ABORTION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"SENATORS BOOST THEIR PENSIONS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SHOULD SEE THE LIGHT ABOUT TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
ENERGY ASSISTANCE APPLICATIONS TAKEN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICES TO BE CLOSED ON MONDAY FOR HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RURAL AMERICA GROUP TO MEET WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALKING TOURS PLANNED FOR WORLD FOOD DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LETTERS KEPT FRIENDSHIP GOING--40 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PARADE PREPARATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SPEAKERS CALL THOMAS CASE MAJOR VICTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUCTION HERALDS HOSPITAL PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SMOKE DETECTOR GIVEAWAY AIMS TO STOP A KILLER,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*FORMER HARRISBURG PRINCIPAL DIES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOWER BRULE MAN CONVICTED,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON TO SPEAK AT NATIVE AMERICAN DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PARMELEE MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"POWER OUTAGE AFFECTS 9,000 IN BLACK HILLS","Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MUSICIANS COMPETE IN STRING EVENT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
OPEN MEETING LAW 'VAGUE',"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SHOOTING MOTHER,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"*STATE WINS, SWEEPS COYOTES","Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRAIL KING SHOOT DRAWS ON THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE STUMPS FOR ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FOREIGN MARKETS ARE NEW FRONTIER,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
GOLD IN THE PINES OF BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
SLASHES RATES ON NOW'S,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*REJECT EASTERNER'S VIEW OF FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CONFERENCE SETS AGENDA FOR WOMEN'S PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CONFERENCE BEGINS ON MONDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*BRACING FOR A BOOM IN TOURISM,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1991, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*COUNTIES SEEK FLOOD AID,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EXECUTION WOULD COST TAXPAYERS {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DISASTER AID HELPS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
"PEROT WINS DEBATE, BUT IDEAS FLAWED (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE INCONSISTENT IN WHAT HE SUPPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY PROVIDES BOOST TO EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"CLINTON, GORE TEAM CARES ABOUT WOMEN'S ISSUES (L)","Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
HAAR'S VET COMMENTS DISPLAYED INSENSITIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"INITIATIVE 3 WOULD HELP FARMERS, NON-FARMERS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
STATE INCOME TAX NOT NEEDED WITH '91 SURPLUS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
VETERAN WORRIED ABOUT VA'S FATE UNDER BUSH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
CORPS OFFICIAL GIVEN ARMY SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEATH RULED SUICIDE IN CAR EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUND-RAISER PLANNED FOR MUSEUM ADDITION,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO DIE IN CRASH IN NORTHWEST IOWA,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ASK THE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES 5-YEAR PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TERM LIMITS WOULD COST SD POWER,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*HOT PLAY, COLD DAY","Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
RACIAL PROCLAMATION SIGNED,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"HAAR, DASCHLE SPAR IN DEBATE","Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AUTHOR TO SPEAK ON COLUMBUS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEREDITH BROKAW NAMED PARADE MARSHAL,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD TO RECEIVE EDUCATION GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*CHANCELLOR CLUB, PLANS PLAY","Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ABERDEEN JOINS KIDS VOTING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION ON SCHEDULE AT HURON MAIL SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEADWOOD NEEDS HIGHER BET LIMITS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LOGGING INDUSTRY BRACES FOR BAD TIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*RECORD ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
TEMPORARY AGENCY OPENING,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SPRING WHEAT FOUND WITH TRACES OF TOXIN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*FRESHMAN LIFTS KNIGHTS INTO STATE TENNIS LEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*PATIENCE, LONG CRAWL LEAD TO MEMORABLE ANTELOPE","Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SIVESIND STEPS UP FOR ROOSEVELT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*BEHAVIOR PROBLEM MISUNDERSTOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POWERFUL LYRICS DEFINE DASHBOARD SAVIORS' MUSIC,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
1993 CORN HARVEST DOWN 27% FROM '92,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A LEAP OF FAITH,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOUSE MAY ELIMINATE TOWNS' AIR-SERVICE AID,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"BIG JUMP IN DRUG, ALCOHOL CALLS","Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ALL THE BUDGET NEEDS IS BETTER CITY PLANNING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BUDGET PROCESS SHOULD BE OPEN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"FIFTY YEARS AGO, THERE WAS A SCREAM (L)","Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
THE HALVERSON LETTERS NO HELP IN HEALING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WOMEN IN WORK FORCE MAKE UP A DIVERSE LOT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
"*SF COLLEGE PICKS KING, QUEEN","Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW TRIAL FOR MAN SERVING LIFE TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE PLANNING LIQUOR SALES STING,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VA NURSING HOME DESIGN TO BEGIN SOON,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HEAD TOUTS CLINTON'S HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BRANDISHING OF PELLET GUNS WORRIES POLICE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHANGE IS NAME OF GAME FOR LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW VOTING SYSTEM DELAYED,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SUPPORTERS OF TWO CENTERS RAISE {dollar}29,100 FOR CAMPAIG","Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COST IS FOCUS OF ARGUMENT ON PAVILION,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AUTHOR OF 45 BOOKS TO SPEAK ON PARENTING,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON RURAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN PERSPECTIVES TOPIC OF SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LONDON LECTURER TO TALK ABOUT RUSSIA,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MUSEUM TO EXHIBIT FOSSILS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PHEASANT SAFE TO EAT DESPITE VOMITOXIN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BACK TO ROCK,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*WRONG WAY LIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GROTON NATIVE TO LEAD ARMS CONTROL DEPT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LEGISLATORS VIEW CHASE VIDEO,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SYMENS ASKS FOR SPENDING REPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CUSTER PARK SOLICITS INPUT ON MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
MILLER MAN CHARGED IN THREATENING OF 2 JUDGES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*MOVE TO SETTLE BANKRUPTCY TO HELP SEARCH FOR TENANT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SUCCESS LUNCHEON TO BENEFIT WOMEN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
COOPERATIVE MERGER WOULD BE FIRST IN SD SINCE 1940'S,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RC STEVENS' COLLINS WINS STATE GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DOUBLES TITLES HELP O'GORMAN TRIUMPH,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
'ARGUS' CALLED MANY THINGS OVER YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EATING ON THE WILD SIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*COOK MASTERS PIE BAKING, KEEPS LOST ART ALIVE","Argus LeaderOct 13 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*HOME BUYERS GAIN EDGE OVER SELLERS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DELAY IN MURDER TRIAL ANGERS VICTIM'S FAMILY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CONGRESS EARNS PASSING GRADE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SHOULD SD HAVE A SEAT BELT LAW?,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SPECIAL MONTH TIME TO WORK TOWARD FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ARGUS MUST PRESENT FACTS WITHOUT ANY BIAS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FREEDOM OF CHOICE JEOPARDIZED ONCE AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
REPUBLICAN 'CONTRACT' NEEDED IN THIS COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
ALCOHOL ABUSE TO RISE WITH VIDEO-LOTTERY LOSS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
FORCE OFFICIALS TO ACT WITH VOTE FOR INITIATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LEWIS AND CLARK NOT A DEAD PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
APPROACH TO HALWEG SHOWS SLANTED FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
LOADED GUN STILL LOOKING FOR A JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VICTIM OF CRASH REMAINS CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BERKHOUT RECEIVES NRA ENDORSEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAME DEPARTMENT OPEN TO HELP HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS MAY HIKE TUITION 3.9%,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INSTITUTE EXPANSION A BOOST TO BOOMING HEALTH-CARE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIGHT OVER 'CLASSROOM POLITICKING',"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*CONGRESS, CLINTON DESERVE MORE CREDIT","Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*GETTYSBURG, ROSEBUD FIRST TO GET MORE COPS","Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"AREA CELLISTS TO OFFER CLASS, CONCERT AT USD","Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*JUDGE RESIGNS, PLANS MOVE TO ARIZONA","Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"CLINIC EXPANDS HOURS, SERVICES AFTER MOVE","Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GERMAN ECONOMIST TO PRESENT LECTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*STATE FAIR ATTENDANCE AT GRANDSTAND UP 21%,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT BEGINS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PADDLEFISH SEASON TO END AT SUNSET,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*UNIQUE SMART HOUSE TALKS TO OWNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
GRAIN-ELEVATOR INDUSTRY UNDERGOING PERIOD OF CHANGES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*BACTERIA FOUND IN SECOND SCHWAN'S SAMPLE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DISMISS LAWSUITS--FAILED BROOKINGS COUNTY FEEDLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"*WILSON MOVES TO LINE, HEADS SFC'S SACK ATTACK","Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*6-OVERTIME FOOTBALL GAME SHORT OF NATIONAL RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PHEASANT HISTORY STARTED IN 1914,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PATIENTS GAIN ACCESS TO MORE CANCER RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BEST SETUP HAS PRINCIPAL SERVING ONE SCHOOL (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*CRASH HURTS TRUCKER, KILLS 80 CATTLE","Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ACQUITTED IN MIDWIFE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*JUDGE CALLS DOG VICIOUS, ORDERS HIM EUTHANIZED","Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TOUGHEN STATUTES AGAINST MEAN DOGS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T HELP SIMPSON CASH IN ON TRAGEDY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*HONORING COMMITMENTS ESSENTIAL TO PEACE IN MIDEAST,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SPEAKING OUT AGAINST MOON A ACT OF BRAVERY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"EDUCATION, NOT PRISONS SHOULD BE STATE PRIORITY (L)","Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NATIONAL GUARD'S ROLE DESERVES OUR RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JANKLOW INDIFFERENT TOWARD RECONCILIATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SIMPSON AFTERMATH SAD LESSON IN RACISM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PRESSLER APPROACH DEALS WITH DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
FAMILY UNHARMED AFTER LATE-NIGHT FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"UNION GOSPEL FUND GETS {dollar}1,900 DONATION","Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARIAN OF YEAR AWARD PRESENTED TO 2,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS LOOK AHEAD TO 2015,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MOTHER, SON AWAIT KIDNEY TRANSPLANT","Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STOP SIGN INVOLVED IN FATALITY DOWN UNINTENTIONALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BERAKHAH HOUSE RECEIVES DONATION,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
TOO MANY PIECES MAKES FROSH PASS OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SALES TAX EXPANSION GOES TO PUBLIC VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CHINESE GROUP SEEKS NEW AG PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
APOSTOLATE MEMBERS TO NOTE ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUVENILE ADDITION MAKES PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*RODEO CLOWN COMES TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BILLS SEND INMATES TO PROPER FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BODY COULD BE MISSING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*TOOK CARE OF OTHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*HEAD START ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*SLITHERING ALONG ON A SUNNY STRETCH OF CEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
UNWED DAD MUST PAY MORE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
COOPERATION CAN REDUCE SCHOOL CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
GATEWAY 2000 EXPANDS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SMITHFIELD SEES MORRELL PURCHASE AS 'A GREAT STEP',"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
SOME MORRELL RETIREES CAN GET DRUG DISCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
MADISON BOYS BLITZ 2A FIELD,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*COMPUTER FISHING TRIP WILL CURE CABIN FEVER,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*FOR MUSEUM, REACHING OUT FITS TO A TEA","Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOBBYISTS SEEK ULTIMATE PRIZE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LEADING ART GALLERIES ARE PREPARING TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GALLERY SITE TARGETED FOR MEXICAN RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*DIG DAHLIAS AFTER FREEZE,"Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"ACTORS, STORY MAKE AUGIE PLAY SHINE","Argus LeaderOct 13 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
PRIME RATE FINALLY BRINGS TWINGE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX WANT HOSPITAL PLEDGE KEPT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX WANT HOSPITAL PLEDGE KEPT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD CITIZENS SHELL OUT FOR BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WINNER RESIDENTS FUME OVER PROPOSED TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
WINNER RESIDENTS FUME OVER PROPOSED TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTION GROUPS RALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BARGE TRAFFIC MIGHT THREATEN RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NUKE FOES CONSIDER RADICAL TURN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NUKE FOES CONSIDER RADICAL TURN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTION GROUPS RALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BARGE TRAFFIC MIGHT THREATEN RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTION GROUPS RALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BARGE TRAFFIC MIGHT THREATEN RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LEAD COUPLE SUING OVER COLLAPSE OF HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
OAHE SUBDISTRICT MEMBERS' RESIGNATIONS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"*LOOK OUT, DEVIL-ROSEY'S COMING","Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
NO BOMB FOUND IN LITTON SEARCH,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
NO BOMB FOUND IN LITTON SEARCH,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
AS OTHERS SEE A FREE PRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
AS OTHERS SEE A FREE PRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
AS OTHERS SEE A FREE PRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MILITARY BOOSTS CUT INTO ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
THE PEOPLE SAID NO TO OAHE PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CONSERVATIONALISTS BATTLE FARMERS OVER WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
LODERMEIER WINS SPORTSMAN OF YEAR AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
LODERMEIER WINS SPORTSMAN OF YEAR AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
LODERMEIER WINS SPORTSMAN OF YEAR AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
CONSERVATIONISTS BATTLE FARMERS OVER WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*PRIME RATE RISE HITS QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*GETTING A HOME LOAN IS A TOUGH TASK,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*GETTING A HOME LOAN IS A TOUGH TASK,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
FARMERS NOT FREE OF PINCH,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.5"
FARMERS NOT FREE OF PINCH,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.5"
*JERALD DAVIS-PRESIDENT OF THE SD SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
STURGIS RADIO TO BUILD STATION NEAR JACKSON,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
STURGIS RADIO TO BUILD STATION NEAR JACKSON,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
*INVESTMENTS BEST INSULATION AGAINST INFLATION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*PAUL GOT THE CREDIT, ISRAEL DID THE WORK","Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INVESTMENTS BEST INSULATION AGAINST INFLATION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IDA HEMLE-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CARTER'S AG POLICY-ASSET OR LIABILITY...,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CARTER'S AG POLICY-ASSET OR LIABILITY...,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEARCH FOR PROTON,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ACCOLADES RING OUT FOR PHONE OPERATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*ACCOLADES RING OUT FOR PHONE OPERATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
UNITY RUN TO BOOST AUGUSTANA SPORTS FACILITY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LABS AVOID TESTING FOR BLOOD'S ALCOHOL CONTENT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD HAS HISTORY OF ELECTING ARTICULATE FIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN LOOKS FIRM IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE CANDIDATES SPLIT ON DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATE CANDIDATES SPLIT ON DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TAXES, DEFENSE ARE KEY ISSUES IN 1ST DISTRICT","Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MONDALE TO ADDRESS SD FARMERS' UNION IN HURON,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COURT CHANGES MERIT APPROVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT CHANGES MERIT APPROVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROPOSITION NEEDED TO REDUCE TAX LOAD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SAYS MCGOVERN AD CLAIM IS 'LUDICROUS' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
QUESTIONS JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"SUPPORTS JANKLOW'S LAW, ORDER CONCEPT (L)","Argus LeaderOct 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HIGH COURT TO HEAR CASE ON BOOK BANS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL-ETSI WON'T FUND PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL-ETSI WON'T FUND PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"NSP SEEKS RATE HIKE, PUC STAFF URGES 14.7 PERCENT","Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT TO HEAR CASE ON BOOK BANS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL-ETSI WON'T FUND PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BIOLOGISTS STILL SEARCH FOR FERRETS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
4 SDSU PLAYERS ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
4 SDSU PLAYERS ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NORTH DAKOTA STATE FAVORITE THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MILLER LIKES FORMULA RACING CLOSER TO SF HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*MILLER LIKES FORMULA RACING CLOSER TO SF HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SPORTSMEN'S CONSERVATION CLUB (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GAME OFFICIALS CAMPAIGN AGAINST LAWBREAKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
STRETCH YOUR FOOD DOLLAR BY BUYING MEAT ON SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 HURON MEN CHARGED IN GOLD CHUNK THEFTS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PARTY TIME IN SCENIC,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PARTY TIME IN SCENIC,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*RAIN'S A PAIN, BUT WHO'S COMPLAINING...","Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
2 HURON MEN CHARGED IN GOLD CHUNK THEFTS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIRE OFFICIALS TO TESTIFY TO MOUNT VERNON GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEPUTY TESTIFIES ON TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MINNEHAHA COUNTY FED UP WITH LIBRARY HASSLES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ROUGH RAIL CROSSINGS TO BE PATCHED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ROUGHT RAIL CROSSINGS TO BE PATCHED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
STATE JOBLESS RATE DROPS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
WE CONGRATULATE LINCOLN HS MARCHING BAND FOR WINNING,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BOOK ARGUMENT REFLECTS A PRINCIPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BOOK ARGUMENT REFLECTS A PRINCIPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WE CONGRATULATE LINCOLN HS MARCHING BAND FOR WINNING,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS NEED FOR THREE NEW SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RATE HEARINGS NO HELP--TAKE PUC TO COURT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
2 OUT-OF-STATE MEN DIE ON SD ROADS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ELECTRICITY FIRM WANTS RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"BOOK DISPUTE BLOWN UP, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ELECTRICITY FIRM WANTS RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GAMBLING CHARGE ENDS IN GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PAMPHLET EXPLAINS FARMER'S LUNG,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
UNION CARBIDE LIKES NO-PERMIT PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RC THEFT ORDINANCE STARTS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN ENDORSES WEB PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"BOOK DISPUTE BLOWN UP, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RC THEFT ORDINANCE STARTS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
UNION CARBIDE LIKES NO-PERMIT PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL--FIGHT OVER SD WATER UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COURT BARS SF-TO-IOWA RAIL ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
I-29 TO BE DELAYED ANOTHER 2 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
RAPID CITY LICENSE DILEMMA MAY BE SOLVED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
SD AIR CARRIER CHOICE NEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
SCHOOL LUNCH DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*A FALL RITE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEAVY COVER HELPS HIDE PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JURY FINDS BITTNER GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*22 PERSONALITIES LATER, SHE HAS NEW LIFE","Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ACTOR TAKES ON SET DESIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INCREASED ATTENDANCE TO PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
END OF SUMMER ALBUMS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRASS ENSEMBLE TO PLAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
EXTENSION SERVICE OFFERS SEMINARS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MUSICOLOGIST GIVES LECTURES AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SDSU HOSTS MARCHING BAND CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
YANKTON COLLEGE HOMECOMING BEGINS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SD LEGISLATURE CANDIDATES TO DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SDSU THEATER PRESENTS 'GODSPELL',"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MORRELL APPRECIATION DAY WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
MUSIC CLUB ORGANIZES LOCALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
SD POETRY SOCIETY HOSTS BOOK FAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*AN ENLIGHTENING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA'S MONOPOLY CHAMP SAYS...,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM PLAN FOCUS OF SD GUBERNATORIAL RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNOR--GRAIN STATES NEED GRAIN RESERVES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CAR CRASHES NEAR HARRISBURG, PIERRE KILL 3","Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DOCTOR RESTRICTS ROBERTS' INCOMING CALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"ROBERTS RACIST, TRIBAL LEADER SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SLIP UP CREEK REVIEW PROCESS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ETHICAL THINKING NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WHY DOESN'T REAGAN OFFER BALANCED BUDGET,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CLEAR LAKE MAN HEADS CHURCH GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER REQUESTS MORE WEB MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RURAL UTICA EXPLOSION INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON COMMUTER WANTS TO FLY TO SF,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MAN'S ARM DAMAGED AT HOSPITAL--DR SAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OAHE AGENCY WORKERS DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SISSETON SCHOOLS TO REVISE POLICIES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ALL GAME WARDENS WILL WORK SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRIBE MUST LICENSE STORE--GOLF COURSE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WET WEATHER NOT A HARVEST PROBLEM--YET,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NUCLEAR FREEZE ACTIVISTS TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PUC TO VOTE MONDAY ON BELL REQUEST,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DEMO PROPOSES 3-YEAR WAGE FREEZE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SF MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
THE PRECINCT THAT VOTES TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
QUESTIONAIRE RATES CITY HALL CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*HARRISBURG'S OSTERGAARD CAN GO DISTANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COURT ENGLISH COMES NATURALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MINUTES ADD PERIL TO RURAL EMERGENCIES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REPORT PREDICTS FEWER PRIESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS URGED TO JOIN STATE'S WAR ON ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOUND WAVES RECORD BODY AT WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VIKING VARIETIES TAKE THEIR SHOW ON THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'FIFTH OF JULY'--USD PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"COST, MUSIC CARRY FILM'S WEAK WRITING","Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"CHAMPLIN LEAVING IOWA, MINNESOTA, SOUTH DAKOTA","Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR'S PARENT COMPANY VIOLATED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FIRE CAUSES {dollar}3,000 IN SMOKE DAMAGE","Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN HELD ON {dollar}7,000 BOND ON RAPE CHARGE","Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD WASN'T TOLD ABOUT LUCAS MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE ASKED TO SUBSIDIZE HIGH-RISK INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILLER TEACHERS SAY BOARD IGNORES LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"UNITED WAY HAS COLLECTED {dollar}591,324 OF GOAL","Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
KNOBE HAD BETTER BRUSH UP ON BASICS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEXT OF MAYOR'S LETTER TO 300,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFICER SHOULD SHOW HUMILITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GOVERNMENT BY PEOPLE GONE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HOW ABOUT YANKEE DAKOTA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
REAL ESTATE BOARD REPEALS RULE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOCATIONAL BOARD WANTS ADDITIONAL {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN OFFICIALS MAKE GAMBLING RAIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
KIDNAPPING DEFENDANT WILL TAKE MENTAL TESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RAPID CITY CREDIT CARD BUSINESS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SINCLAIR--DEMS DON'T THINK THEY'LL WIN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*AUGUSTANA ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JOE FOSS FIELD TO GET WIND SHEAR ALERT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATES WILL APPEAL INDIANS' LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
JAIL HANGING A MATTER OF MINUTES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLOP'S AN ALL-STAR AT AGE OF 76,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FOCUS OF 5TH DISTRICT RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*IOWANS WIN PICK PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*TO TUTOR THAT RARE, GREAT ATHLETE","Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO STAMP OUT HUNTING ON SECTION LINES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*FIRST METHODIST TO HONOR MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORN PICKING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE TO HEAR IN HOFER MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RACE FOR THE SENATE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PIPESTONE ON PARADE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ADVICE FROM A REAL PRO (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FUSS OVER SITTING BULL REFOCUSED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE VOTES TO FIND MISSION A HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOMESTAKE BUY HOUSES FOR MINING OPERATION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"BELL WILL GET {dollar}70,000","Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
AUTOPSY--AIRMAN DIED OF NATURAL CAUSES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE RULES IN OIL PLAN DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS IN PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN TRIED TO LURE BOY INTO VAN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TORONTO MAN DIES FROM INJURIES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOMES TO BE ENERGY EFFICIENT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
ABDNOR CITES NEEDS FOR '85,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COLLEGE ENROLLMENT DOWN FROM '83,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOSPITALS SEEK REVERSAL,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*CAN HE HAVE YOUR AUTOGRAPH,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UHF STATION BEGINS BROADCAST IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BOOS GETS MAJOR ROLE WITH BALLET COMPANY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RETIREMENT DOESN'T SLOW MAE JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*EXPANSION IN LEWIS GAME PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER TO HOST EXTENSION CLUB OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WORKERS MAKING ENDS MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RESULTS OF SF WAGE SURVEY AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
VENTURE CAPITAL EXPERT TO ADDRESS GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TO TUNE INTO SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEWS ABOUT MATH DISTRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BRANDON BOND ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
EDITORIAL UNFAIR TO TACCO (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
BUILDERS TO USE TAX-EXEMPT BONDS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEBATE ON EFFECT OF NUCLEAR COMPACT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO BEGIN FLUSHING WATER SYSTEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAN OUT ON BOND ARRESTED ON RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INDIAN OFFICIALS TO REDUCE INFANT DEATHS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEADER BLASTS STATE'S LOW WAGES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
YANKTON GROUP PUSHES CIVIC CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FARMERS' LOSSES HURTING CO-OPS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BIBLE COLLEGE RETURNS TO EVANGELIZING,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO VOTE ON 1-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AGENCY HELPS EMPLOYEES WITH PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*A ROUND IN THE RAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PRIMING THE PUMPKIN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HETLAND SET FOR NBC DEBUT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW OFFERS ABDNOR HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY VIEWERS BACK PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SUNRISE SERTOMA CLUB NAMES OLSON PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HOLDS TRUMP CARD FOR FUTURE ARMS TALKS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INMATES DESERVE DRUG-TESTING TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NOW PUBLISH OTHER SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
OFFICIALS DESERVE THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
JOHNSON IS ANTI-FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LEAVE HOLIDAY ON MAY 30 (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOW ABOUT NEW ALPHABET (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*HULSTS HELP PUT HURON IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WATER COMES UP SAFE IN SURVEY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SEASON'S FIRST FROST MIGHT GIVE WAY TO SUMMER,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*USE FARMLAND FOR RECREATION AREAS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY SEEKS MONEY FOR BRIDGES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENT OFFERS LAND FOR LINCOLN PARKING,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY EXPECTS BIDS FOR RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AQUACULTURE--FISH IN FARMERS' FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
EX-PRESIDENT FORD HEADED FOR SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FIRST BANK'S REGIONAL DIVISION REPORTS LOSS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HUNT FOR PERSON BEHIND FAKE BOMB,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MARCH OF DIMES FOUNDATION HONORS NURSE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MESABA INCLUDES STATE IN GROUP CHARTER OFFER,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NORTHERN STATE COLLEGE PLANS POLITICAL FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ONE-CAR ROLLOVER KILLS LITTLE EAGLE MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SHOPPING LIST TURNS STATE PRODUCE INTO GIFTS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"TRADE INDUSTRY EMPLOYS 68,000","Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DAKOTADOME DISCUSSION GOES ON,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
I'LL KEEP CLOSE WATCH ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ART CENTER TO SHOW FILM,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWINS FANS IN SD DESERVE SERIES TICKETS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WHY CHARACTER ISSUES IN THIS RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET'S IMPROVE IMAGE VISITORS HAVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
UNION NOT ALWAYS GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STORY NEEDED MORE PHOTOS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WOMEN NEED HALFWAY HOME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GARRETSON COUPLE INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PASSENGER INJURED IN CYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PEDESTRIAN STRUCK BY VAN IN PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT TAKES PIZZA FROM DELIVERY MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*END OF THE RIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP TO BOYCOTT RAMP SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP WANTS ALTERNATIVE TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL STUDIES ADDITION TO DETENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
11 COUNTIES VIOLATE CASH BALANCE LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CABLE TV MANAGER TO LEAD CHAMBER,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HARVEST AHEAD OF NORMAL,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BOARD TO HOLD PUBLIC HEARING ON WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONFERENCE TO EXAMINE ILLITERACY IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEMBERS READY TO GATHER IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROGRAM CUTS COSTS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE PROBE SHOOTING SPREE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BILL GAINING SENATE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AIRPORT MANAGER SAYS HIS FIRING WAS UNJUST,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CHESTER MCVAY DIES AT 77,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*PAINT ON A SPOOKY FACE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CUSTOMERS AREN'T WILD ABOUT GAME,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PORTER PLAYS IN MONOPOLY FINALS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*EIDE TO TOUR WITH UP WITH PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*KORTAN WINS STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*O'GORMAN TAKES DOUBLES, TEAM TITLES","Argus LeaderOct 14 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SAGA OF A FALLEN STAR,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANELISTS STAND BY THEIR MEN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
UNION LEADER SLAMS MORRELL SAFETY PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PANEL OF DEBATE JUDGES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BUSH PROTECTS LEAD WITH DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LAWMAKERS CAN CUT HIGH PROPERTY TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'SOUND OF MUSIC' GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
HOME SALE INVENTORY DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PRAY FOR END OF KILLING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SD MINING LAWS TOUGH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
JOHNSON DESERVES 2ND TERM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*ART IN OUR OWN BACKYARD,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'QUILTERS' CREATES GLOWING TAPESTRY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOUR TOWNS COMPETE FOR SUMMER THEATER,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF SETS SPENDING FOR 1989 ARTS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN CHARGED IN FATAL WRECK,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FOUND DEAD AT EDGEMONT DUMP,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSION PRINCIPAL TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUNAWAYS HELD IN HUMBOLDT BARN FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRIVERS DISPUTE STUDY--ELDERLY POSE RISK,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRUG FIGHT STARTS WITH REBUILDING THE HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAYOR TO ACCOMPANY KIDS TO DISNEYLAND,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAWRENCE COMMISSIONERS URGE TO DEFEAT INITIATIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VOTE TO KEEP MINING OR RID STATE OF IT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SWEDISH ARTIST INITIATES SCHOLARSHIP FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS PHONE BILLS COULD DECIDE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BUDGET CRISIS COULD THREATEN VA CARE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TOXIC CORN MOLD AFLATOXIN NO MAJOR PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FIRMS MAKE SALES ON CAMPAIGN TRAILS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*CANISTOTA MAN TOSSES BACK BALL FROM '65 HOMER,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HELP FOR STRESSED-OUT KINDERGARTNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
1 MILLION TAB FOR CORRECTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STOCK BUBBLE BURSTS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NO CASES REPORTED YET IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ARTS GROUP SEEKS NOMINEES FOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*TURNING TO ROOTS OF ART,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DENTAL HYGIENIST--TEETH REVEAL STRESS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SDSU CAST SCORES WITH 'SALESMAN',"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
CARTOON INSULTS SPORTSMEN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FUTURE IS NOW FOR VIKINGS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KENNEDY INSURANCE PROPOSAL IS FLAWED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POOR ELDERLY MAY LOSE THEIR HEALTH-CARE FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'MY FAIR LADY' EXCEPTIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CUSTODIANS TREATED UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PHEASANTS WILL BE ELIMINATED ...,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*WASHINGTON DOWNS LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARSON SUSPECTED IN PENITENTIARY FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN IMPROVING FOLLOWING 15-FOOT FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES TO HOLD FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROSECUTORS UNSURE OF SAILOR'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON WILL SWITCH COMMITTEES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD CROWNS ROYALTY FOR HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS FAVOR CORPORATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EVERY OTHER STUDENT LOOKS LIKE SCHWARZENEGGER,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INCINERATOR FIRMS 'WILL SATISFY CONCERNS',"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL FAILED SETTLEMENT CALLED FOR UNION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ROSSITER STILL THINKING ABOUT GUBERNATORIAL BID,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TIME RUNNING SHORT ON GAMBLING PLANS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NUMBER OF EXECUTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE WANTS TAIWAN TO LIFT BAN ON BEEF,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*REITER'S WIDOW DEFENDS POLICE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WAL-MART SEEKS ITS SLICE OF MARKET,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR RACE GROWS HOTTER,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"MICKELSON BUSY, ENTHUSED ABOUT KEEPING JOB","Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TIME TO MOVE ON TO BIGGER ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PARENTS SHOULDN'T HIRE LEGION BASEBALL COACH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SWAT TEAM'S ACTION SAVED LIVES OF SONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CITY HOSPITALS THINK OF THEMSELVES FIRST (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CONGRESS SHOULD FIX PROBLEM IT CREATED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
EDITORIAL ABOUT GUARD CRASH INSENSITIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
BANDS TREATED LIKE SECOND-CLASS CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MAYOR'S CARETRAUM BEHAVIOR OFFENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
TSCHETTERS DO NOT DESERVE SMEAR TACTICS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
INITIATIVE FOES' LETTER ABOUT ABUSE HILARIOUS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SPEAKING FEE COMMON PRACTICE FOR WELL KNOWN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
VOTE OK'S RESPONSIBLE MINING 2 YEARS AGO (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MINNEHAHA FORTUNATE TO HAVE KEAN AS JUDGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MOUNT MARTY SHARES USD BEST-BUY RATING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
PROPAGANDA MOVING OFF EDITORIAL PAGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DAVIS SIGNED AWAY DAUGHTER'S CUSTODY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*COYOTES HALT AUGUSTANA 32-28,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*POWERLIFTERS SEEK STRENGTH IN BODY, SPIRIT","Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*LOCAL BOWLERS FIND SUCCESS AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*WINEMAKER TO TALK AT ENTREPENEUR SESSION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SAM'S--AFFORDS TO BE SELECTIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BAR ASSOCIATION SCHEDULES MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES DOUBLE GARAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OFFICERS HURT WHILE TRYING TO MAKE ARREST,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN INJURED IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*INITIATIVE 1 WILL DECIDE DUMP'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*VIKING DAYS, 1990","Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS INCLUDE PROPERTY TAX LIMIT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
POLICE ARREST 2 ON PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
CUSTER MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE--REPORTER CAN PROTECT SOURCE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY OF FILING FALSE CLAIM,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT KILLS HURON MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
OFFICE BUILDING PLANNED FOR DAKOTA DUNES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
*DISTRICT 24 CANDIDATES FACE CRUCIAL RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
*PARAGON OF '50S,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*MORE WOMEN TAKE INTEREST IN SPORTS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*CANADIAN ISLAND CITY BLENDS BRITISH,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1990, sect.F, p.09, col.1"
*DRESSED FOR THE OCCASION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY'S DAY OF REST FROM ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWINS HEADED FOR SERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*RIDICULE FAR WORSE THAN PUNISHMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"EXPERIMENT SHOWY, BUT COMMENDABLE (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF GIVEN RECOGNITION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SHOULD CLEAN UP ACT TO GET AID (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK A TIME TO SAY THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
THOMAS' POINT GOOD ABOUT ENTERTAINMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
VOTES NO ON WOMEN'S ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
3-YEAR-OLD PANTS WETTER SHOULD BE EXAMINED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GROUP ASKS SENATORS TO STALL ENERGY BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE GIVES SUPPORT TO SEAT-BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO BEGIN RENOVATING EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORK TO RESUME AT PINE RIDGE SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A WEALTH OF WALKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN EDUCATION SUPERVISOR REVELS IN BUTTE CLIMB,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VALLEY VIEW AREA HAPPY TO STAY HUSHED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON UNABASHED ABOUT PERKS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"BOOKKEEPER SENTENCED IN THEFT, BANK FRAUD","Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOX ELDER WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"HURON, SF QUARTET PLACES 3RD","Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS TO SPEAK AT FRIDAY CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STUDY TRACKS SUICIDE RATE AMONG FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
WORKERS DONATE SICK LEAVE TO FRIEND,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BUSINESSMEN SAY ODDS TOUGH IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DUMP SITE SOUGHT FOR TOXIC AGENT ORANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
RADIO TOWER GETS COOL RECEPTION BY GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
42 COUNTIES TO SPLIT {dollar}1.3 MILLION IN AID,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LAWYER-FEE DEDUCTIONS ARE LIMITED TAX HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"*PATS, BOBCATS TO BATTLE FOR STATE TITLE","Argus LeaderOct 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL STUDIED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM FIGHT IS TIP OF TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOTERS CRITIQUE VP CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BURG HAS EARNED SECOND PUC TERM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CLINTON STAFFERS PLAYED ROUGH WITH BUSH BACKERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
YOU HAVE TO VOTE TO SELECT LEADERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RULES OF ROAD SHATTERED BY CITY BUS DRIVER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
VIDEO LOTTERY POOR WAY TO EARN STATE REVENUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
VOTE FOR CHANGE; VOTE FOR TIMMER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CLINTON NOT FIT TO BE COUNTRY'S PRESIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
STATE NEEDS TO KEEP VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
"*AUGUSTANA SENIORS CROWNED KING, QUEEN","Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE SEEK MAN WHO ROBBED BAR,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY WORKERS ASKED TO PARK ELSEWHERE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER POLICE CHIEF GETS DISTRICT POST,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMMISSION OK'S CONTRACT FOR NEW CITY GOLF COURSE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DAMAGES RURAL CHURCH,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD TO RECONSIDER SHOWING 'PORTRAIT',"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ASK THE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER'S FRIENDS SADLY SAY GOODBYE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HERMOSA HOMES EVACUATED BECAUSE OF GRASS FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
S DAKOTANS OFFER ADVICE ON HEALTH-CARE COSTS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMPUTER SPECIALISTS HEAT UP AT ICEBOL 6,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HIGHWAY PATROL TRIES DRUG-FIGHTING DOGS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CORN HARVEST PROGRESSING IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
LUNCHEON TO FEATURE AUDIO PRODUCER,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*MAY THE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING SEASON BEGIN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
"*HILGENBERG, MILBANK PULL AWAY","Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HATCH STILL CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL YOUTH HOCKEY LEAGUE PREPARES FOR '92-93 SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*DISPOSABLE DIAPERS AREN'T THAT BAD,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COOK WORKS ON FOOD'S LOOK AS WELL AS TASTE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MINNESOTA BUFFALO AUCTION GETS WILD,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY PICKED FOR PROSTATE-CANCER STUDY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CUTBACKS TO CLOSE SD STORES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GIVE WORTHY SENIORS OPEN LUNCH PERIODS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--A NEW CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'NYPD BLUE' GRIPES ARE OVERBLOWN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PAVILION PROJECT IS TOO COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TM IS A RELIGION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"JOHNSON, DASCHLE SUPPORTED WRONG PLAN (L)","Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ASPIN SHOULD QUIT FOR SOMALIA GOOF (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
ERECTOR AUCTION AIDS CHILDREN'S HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEMA RECOGNIZES 3 AREA RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
QUICK-CHANGE ARTIST HITS PIZZA PLACE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPE CASE RETRIAL FOR MORIARTY BEGINS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SMOKERS WORKING ON FIRE PREVENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY CRITICIZED FOR NOT GIVING DETAILS SOONER ON RE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ONE POCKET IN STATE STAYED DRY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*USING THE JAWS OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*ZWEEP, ATTORNEY DON'T SEE CONFLICT IN JOB","Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW OPTION IN FLOOD AID IS AVAILABLE FROM CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS WANT FALLS TO RUN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON PUBLISHER TAKES NEW POSITION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEAD MAN TO HEAD MUNICIPAL LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PAYMENTS TO COUNTIES TO GO UP,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO SPEAK AT CITY LIBRARY SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU ASSOCIATION OBJECTS TO FUNDING,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ON ITS WAY UP,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS CHILD SUPPORT PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OGLALA MAN SUES INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE AFTER CATCHING,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WAUBAY SUPERINTENDENT TO KEEP JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SPRAYING DITCHES CONTRIBUTES TO WATER POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TRIBES TRADE SLOT MACHINES FOR COURT JURISDICTION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*YOUTH, 14, HURT WHEN CAR FLIPS","Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
WAL-MART PLANS FOOD 'ALLEYS',"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BANK OPENS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"CORN, SOYBEAN YIELDS DECLINE IN SOUTH DAKOTA","Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*HUNTING ISSUE NEEDS FLEXIBILITY ON BOTH SIDES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAYS WAITING GAME WITH ESPN2,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WOMEN CAN DO IT ALL,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GIVE GOVERNOR INPUT ON EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HIGH COURT REINSTATES LAWSUIT IN MANSION CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TOWN BANKS ON CONVENIENCE STORE TO SAVE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PHEASANT HUNTERS PUT BOOM IN ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
IS SENATE'S IMAGE BAD NOW? (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*ECONOMIC PLUS OF INDIAN BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
EDUCATOR DOESN'T SPEAK FOR ALL TEACHERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
BEDDOW'S HONESTY APPRECIATED BY VOTER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
VOLUNTARY TAX IS GOOD REVENUE SOURCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
VOTE YES ON 'E' TO RESTORE EMPLOYMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
USE OF SEAT BELTS PREVENTS LOSS OF LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
PEOPLE SHOULD PAY FAIR AMOUNT OF TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
*HUNKING ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
APARTMENT MANAGER ACCUSED OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLANS TO PLEAD GUILTY TO KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER WORKER FINED FOR SPANKING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CONSTRUCTION SEASON WINDS DOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW COLLEGE ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS URGED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JUVENILES FACE CHARGES IN VANDALISM OF CEMETERY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*HIGH COURT UPHOLDS BEER-LICENSE DENIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"CLAY, UNION RESIDENTS MAY APPLY FOR LOANS","Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CAMPAIGN BEGINS AGAINST COUNTY BAN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMPANY CHOSEN FOR PROCESSING PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BARBERSHOP QUARTET FIFTH AT DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*SD WOMAN DIES NEAR STRASBURG, ND","Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BOARD RULES IN FAVOR OF THORPE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY MAN ARRESTED AFTER THREATENING WITH RIFLE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PANEL APPROVES FUNDING SWITCHES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*LEAF-DISPOSAL COST DOUBLES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REGENTS UNSURE OF BEDDOW'S PROPERTY-TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*MINNEHAHA COUNTY COURTHOUSE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REGENTS EYE SIOUX FALLS CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
PORK COUNCIL SPLIT ON FARMING LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*PHOTO PROCESS MAKES MIDWEST DEBUT IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA IS ON MAP--CULTURALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DECORATIONS AT HOME REVEAL INNER LIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MARCH AIMS TO STIR DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*ARTIST BRANCHES OUT INTO HOME DECORATING IDEAS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*LEGACY VARIETY OF SUGAR MAPLE TURN RED IN AUTUMN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS ROAD REPAIR WORK BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS RAOD REPAIR WORK BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIALS WORRY ABOUT SPREAD OF DISEASE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BRAIN'S GROWTH GIVES A LOOK AT THE SOUL--SPECIALIST,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*S. DAKOTANS DESERVE FAIR SHARE IN MEDICARE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SIMPSON VERDICT OUTCRY IS A MATTER OF RACE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ARMED SERVICES NEED TO RECEIVE OUR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BE PREPARED TO CARE FOR NEW IMMIGRANTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
DEATH PENALTY VIOLATES BASIC HUMAN DECENCY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*LIFE'S TREASURES WILL EITHER RUST OF LAST,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
RETAILER TO OPEN STORE NEAR SAM'S,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INJURED TRUCK DRIVER'S CONDITION UNCHANGED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE FIRE STARTS NEAR VENTILATION FAN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE REINSTATES BID FOR AERIAL FIRE TRUCK,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CENTER CONDUCTS HOLIDAY FOOD DRIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW REMARKS IRK LAWMAKER,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCARECROWS PREPARE FOR WEEKEND FESTIVAL IN HURON,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PIT BULL EUTHANIZED AFTER NO APPEAL FILED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*COME OUT OF CLOSET, GAY ACTIVIST URGES","Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MISSOURI RIVER PLANS BLASTED BY STATE OFFICAL,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*LEAF DROP-OFF SITES OPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GRANDMA GUARDIAN OF ROSS CHILD,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*RESIDENTS REQUEST ELECTION TO OK STUDY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEDICATION OF MARKER DELAYED UNTIL 1996,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE SENTENCES MAN TO PRISON IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*DJ FEATURED IN MOVIE TO TAKE PART IN DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ZONING BOARD FACING 5-YEAR APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SDSU STAFF UNHAPPY WITH PAY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SHOOTING CANADA GEESE THE PHOTOGRAPHIC WAY,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ONLY 2 TICKETS ISSUED,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKER ASSAIL PLAN TO SELL DAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FLU-LIKE AILMENT HITS BLACK HILLS RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SPENT LIFE COLLECTING FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*METROPOLITAN AREAS,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*LOCAL BREW GETS AWARD AT BEER FEST,"Argus LeaderOct 14 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
THE STILL HAS COME BACK TO SD PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
THE STILL HAS COME BACK TO SD PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE LOOKS FORWARD TO NEW WATER SYSTEM-EAGLE BUTTE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE LOOKS FORWARD TO NEW WATER SYSTEM-EAGLE BUTTE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE LOOKS FORWARD TO NEW WATER SYSTEM-EAGLE BUTTE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GANNETT FOUNDATION AWARDS AREA PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
3.2 HIGH-POINT BEER ALMOST THE SAME,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"GAME, FISH, PARKS SUNSET ISSUE CLOUDED","Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS GET STILL SCHOOLING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
USD DOCTORS RELY ON OUTSIDE INCOME,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"GAME, FISH, PARKS SUNSET ISSUE CLOUDED","Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
USD DOCTORS RELY ON OUTSIDE INCOME,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER CHASTISES REPUBLICAN ELDERS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
CHANGE OF PACE FOR SD THEATER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"SD LEADERS-TED, REAGAN","Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*MINI-EMBASSY LINKS SD, NORWAY","Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PARENTS STEAL KIDS FROM EACH OTHER,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HUNTERS SHOULD ENJOY '79 PHEASANT SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUNTERS SHOULD ENJOY '79 PHEASANT SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}10,000 SPENT IN PROBE OF CITY","Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW-WE MAY NEED TAX HIKES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REAGAN-I'LL FIGHT FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW-WE MAY NEED TAX HIKES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LIGHT TURNOUT 'DISAPPOINTING',"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PLATTE PRIEST UPSET OVER PHONE LISTING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PLATTE PRIEST UPSET OVER PHONE LISTING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*4TH GRADERS EXPERIENCE LIFE IN THE CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FOR UNITED WAY, FUNDRAISING THE KEY","Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER BLASTS REAGAN ERA STAND,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*'SORRY, NO TIME-HAVE TO GO,' REAGAN SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESOURCES OFFICIAL PUSHES FOR STATE WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACORN 'CONDEMNS' SF HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ACORN 'CONDEMNS' SF HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MORE AT STAKE NOV 4 THAN MUD SLINGING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THANKS LEAGUE FOR URANIUM MINING FORUM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HELPING TOURISM COPE WITH 80S,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROJECT MOBILITY RATE INCREASE URGED,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATOR BLASTS CARTER FARM POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SKUNK SHUTS OFF MALL'S POWER,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF NAT'L ALLIANCE OF BUSINESS OFFICE TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KADOKA SCHOOL OFFICIAL SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MIDLAND TO VOTE ON UNION,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MIDLAND TO VOTE ON UNION,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SENATE CANDIDATES VIE FOR AG POLICY INFLUENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE CANDIDATES VIE FOR AG POLICY INFLUENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARMER'S UNION AGAINST MANDAN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TAPKEN APPOINTMENT AS JUDGE OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
TAPKEN APPOINTMENT AS JUDGE OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
INDIAN OFFICE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOLS PLAN EXPANSION OF SPECIAL ED PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
LAWYER SEEKS FEE FOR HILLS CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LAWYER SEEKS FEE FOR HILLS CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*PHEASANT HUNT AIMS TO DRAW BIG NAMES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
4TH FIRM SEEKS URANIUM PERMIT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PHEASANT HUNT AIMS TO DRAW BIG NAMES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
4TH FIRM SEEKS URANIUM PERMIT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW QUEEN TAKES THRONE AS STATE TENNIS CHAMP,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PURSUIT OF MUSIC,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"OPERA INSPIRES RESTLESS FEET, BIG YAWN","Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ANYONE CAN BE A POET,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTRY SCHOOL LEGACY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
SMOKING CLINIC,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
NAACP CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
CMA BAND FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
FATAL SF AIR CRASH BAFFLES INVESTIGATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF FAMILY LEAVES HOME OVER FORMALDEHYDE SCARE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF FAMILY LEAVES HOME OVER FORMALDEHYDE SCARE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SMOOTH SAILING--69-YEAR-OLD SWIMS 1,000 MILES","Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF FAMILY LEAVES HOME OVER FORMALDEHYDE SCARE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE 'SUPER' COMES TO LUNCH,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE 'SUPER' COMES TO LUNCH,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SMOOTH SAILING--69-YEAR-OLD SWIMS 1,000 MILES","Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY GETS NEW EVIDENCE IN MATHIS KILLINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WHY SENATE SHOULD REFUSE AWACS SALE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX WON'T BLOCK MISSOURI WATER SALE--FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX WON'T BLOCK MISSOURI WATER SALE--FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
REDFIELD NURSES WANT RAISE OR THEY'LL QUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SUSPECT SAYS HE WAS DRINKING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX WON'T BLOCK MISSOURI WATER SALE--FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MILBANK MAN KILLED ON SD ROAD,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BURGLARY SUSPECT ARRESTED IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
2ND MAN ARRESTED FOR GAMBLING-HURON,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
INDICTMENT SOUGHT IN PINE RIDGE SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"TREATMENT PLANT GETS {dollar}483,000-SIOUX FALLS","Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH SELLING COMMODITIES-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
MAN CHARGED WITH SELLING COMMODITIES-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*T REX/GELOLGIST EXTRACTS FIND OF A LIFETIME,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*T REX/GEOLOGIST EXTRACTS FIND OF A LIFETIME,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*T REX/GEOLOGIST EXTRACTS FIND OF A LIFETIME,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LAWYER--REPORT CONFIRMS TRIAL DOUBTS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
VOLK CRITICIZES WATER PROJECT LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY DOESN'T DISAPPOINT EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
VOLK CRITICIZES WATER PROJECT LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
VOLK CRITICIZES WATER PROJECT LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BITTNER SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PAIN LINGERS--BUT ROBERTS OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
O'CONNOR DEFENDS HIS STANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NEB ABORTION LAW OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*'CHARLEY'S AUNT' GETTING STALE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THOSE TV COMMERCIALS SURE STRETCH IT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN WEATHER SERVICE WILL BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ERICKSON NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORE WORK--THEN COUNTIES NEED MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRIEST DEMONSTRATES GIFT OF HEALING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES REJECT MUD WRESTLING INVITATION,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT STABILIZING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SD BANKS MAY BENEFIT FROM PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
THREAT OF ARREST--SDEA DROPS FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ANTI-NUKE FORUM WORTHWHILE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SAVOR PHEASANT SEASON (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MINNEHAHA CANDIDATES ANSWER 2 QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AT ODDS WITH EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LET'S TRY GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
STRESS CAN BE HANDLED--SDEA SPEAKER SAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY--WINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
4 TESTIFY PARALYSIS NOT DUE TO SHOT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
NO MANDAN RULING EXPECTED FOR A MONTH,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
ABDNOR SUPPORTS DURENBERGER,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SDEA ANNOUNCES ENDORSEMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
3RD SEATTLE CREDIT FIRM EYES SD,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*GROTON'S CONTRIBUTION TO USD FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*THE HUNT IS ON, SO IS THE RAIN","Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOW-INTEREST APARTMENT MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*REFLECT CHRIST'S IMAGE BY SERVING OTHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
MIDNIGHT USHERS IN THE BASKETBALL HOUR,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PHONE ACCESS FEE IS WRONG,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BREAKDOWN SPEEDS BUYING OF NEW AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POTHOLE PATCHING HALTED FOR THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF CLUB HOSTS 'STAR TREK' CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIKING MARCHERS INVADE FOR AUGIE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER GUN GOES OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLARK WON'T CHANGE POLICIES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*TELL CITY'S GOOD NEWS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRESSLER INVITES INTERIOR NOMINEE TO STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RECRUIT FUTURE NUNS BY PUBLICITY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATUE TELLS STORY OF MARY'S APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
'HE HAD A GOOD WAY WITH KIDS' (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RINGNECK FEVER TAKES OVER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A GOOD PLACE TO DO BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
4-H'ERS DESERVE RECOGNITION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
'PET OF THE WEEK' FEATURE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FARMERS CAN GET CASH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
KNWC CONCERT WAS GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WHEN A UNION WORKER LOSES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
KING EARNED PLACE IN HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PATROL OFFICERS SHOULD HELP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
REAGAN REPEATS VIETNAM ERRORS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*ANALYST WILL DISCUSS MOODS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUILDING WEB PUMPING PLANT TO START,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RETIRED TEACHERS APPROVE LEGISLATIVE PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FORECASTERS PREDICT SNOW FOR BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE WILL DECIDE LEGALITY OF COUNTY MERGER,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OHIO FIRM BARRED FROM SELLING LIFE INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PRESSLER BILL HELPS RURAL TELEPHONE USERS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS RECEIVE {dollar}594,822","Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ARCHAEOLOGIST WANTS TO STUDY INDIAN VILLAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GRANT MONEY IS AVAILABLE FOR REVIVAL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE THEFT OF GOLD JEWELRY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SEARCH FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PLAN SPREADS COST OF MEDICAL BILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
PANEL APPROVES HIGH-RISK INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
MEIERHENRY WANTS TRAINING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.6"
*POTATO HARVEST IS RACE AGAINST NATURE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN HIGH'S BEAT IS BEST,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAKE A BOW SD VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SERVING AT 17,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WIDOWED PERSONS CLUB AWARDS 30,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
STUDENTS NEED HOST FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
INDIAN SERVICES HAS 3 OPENINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*THE BETTER THEY PLOW,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WWII COMRADERY HELPS BROOKINGS MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY MAN, 50, DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL PRINCIPALS MEET THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RICHARDS IN RAPID CITY HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOUTHEAST VO-TECH NURSING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CONVENIENCE IS NO EXCUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEED NUCLEAR ARMS TREATY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEENS NEED PLACE TO GATHER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TIGERS THE BEST TEAM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SWANK TOOK THE RIGHT STAND (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CLEANUP OF EDGEMONT URANIUM TAILINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ORE TAILINGS & PROPOSED WASTE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIALS SUSPECT SUICIDE IN JAIL DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LATE OR EARLY STATE SCHOOL STARTS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DISTRICT 26 SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
GROUP WORKS TO LIMIT COUNTY SPENDING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
"RECORD SOYBEAN, SORGHUM CROPS","Argus LeaderOct 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*FARMERS LOOK TO THE SUN FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO REDESIGN DOWNTOWN MALL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FEDERAL BUDGET DEFICIT IS BIGGEST ENEMY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TALKS COULD REDUCE MALPRACTICE PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SPEAKER DIDN'T KNOW SUBJECT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
EASTER SEAL SOCIETY ELECTS 1985-86 OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PRO-LIFE GROUP ELECTS MEMBERS TO ITS BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE DRAMA CLUB PICKS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BALLOONS TO RACE FOR HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BID FOR NEW ELEVATOR AT AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON HEADED TO POLLS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF TO DECIDE TODAY ON SEARCH FOR WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREEMAN COLLEGE CONTEMPLATES CLOSING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"LAWYER, PERKINS COUNTY RANCHER TO JAIL","Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
APPEALS COURT CONSIDERS PELTIER RETRIAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DROUGHT MAY CAUSE SHORTAGE IN RIVER BASIN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATORS MAY SUSPEND BILLBOARD REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPEARFISH MAN DIES IN HUNTING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
1930S ARSENIC BAIT CAUSING HEALTH RISK ON FARMS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*OWNER COMBINES OLD IDEAS IN NEW HOTEL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"PROPERTY AUCTION NETS {dollar}500,000","Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
WEATHER TO FAVOR PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"ABDNOR, DASCHLE DEBATE AIRS TODAY","Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COURT REFUSES LIBEL SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DROP IN MAJOR CRIMES IN '85,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TIMELY WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
KINDERGARTNERS CROWD CLASSROOMS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
APPLY MORE PRESSURE TO FREE OTHER HOSTAGES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HAVE AN IDEA YOU'D LIKE TO PASS ALONG (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RALLY SHOWED FARMERS DEMAND ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABORTION HURTS AGRICULTURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
DASCHLE BEATS BIG SPENDERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TIME FOR THINKING GOVERNOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ABDNOR FIGHTS HARD FOR REA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MAKE MINING LAWS TOUGHER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ABORTION ISSUE IGNORED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
EMERGENCY REPAIRS APPROVED FOR BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MURDER TRIALS WILL BE SEPARATE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GARAGE'S FUTURE DEBATED,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HERSETH UNVEILS PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS--LEAK DIDN'T START HERE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUPPORT GROUP HELPS FAMILIES HANDLE DISEASE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*AND THE WORK GOES ON,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY JAIL'S FATE REMAINS UP IN AIR,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RAVEN INDUSTRIES WINS {dollar}4.1 MILLION CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AMHERST MAN FACES CHARGES IN GIRLS' DEATHS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRAND JURY MAY HEAR EVIDENCE IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUSTICE TO APPEAR AT WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEN SENT TO PENITENTIARY FOR DRUG DEALING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TOP NORTHWESTERN BELL EXECUTIVE TO LEAVE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIGHWAY FUNDS IN JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JURY SELECTED FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*BON JOVI GUNS UP CROWD FOR 38 SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*O'GORMAN, HURON TIE FOR TITLE","Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HUNTERS BAG 20 CHAMPIONSHIP GEESE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOMECOMING GAME TESTS FAMILY TIES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*RENOVATED MUSEUM READY FOR REOPENING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CHAPTER I STUDENTS GET EXTRA HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MUSEUMS SPONSOR HISTORY WALK,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
PROGRAM FOR PRESCHOOLERS 'CORNY',"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
INCEST SURVIVORS GROUP MEETS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
THERAPY GROUP AIDS ABUSIVE MEN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*WHAT'S YOUR OPINION OF THE LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PRESSLER DOESN'T REFLECT VOTERS' CONTRA VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
RECONSIDER ITS PERSIAN GULF POLICY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WILKA'S TACTICS CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CPR SCHOOL MONEY NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
"*VIKINGS, COUGARS SWEEP","Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COLLEGES SPONSOR HISTORY CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION TO FIX MINNESOTA CURVES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS BARN NEAR HUMBOLDT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLUSHING OF WATER MAINS TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GORE'S FATHER IN STATE TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE MOVES COLLECTION BOXES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RADIO STATION RAISES {dollar}335,059 IN FUNDS","Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRAFTING INTEREST,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOMELESS MAN UNCERTAIN OF FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE WORKERS WANT MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YOUTHS DON'T NEED DRUGS TO HAVE FUN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BANQUET GETS GANNETT GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL ALLOWS AGENT ORANGE PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEALTH DEPARTMENT ADDS 2 AIDS SPECIALISTS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON URGES CLOSING OF FARM TAX LOOPHOLE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRELIMINARY HEARING SET IN SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN SHOOTING VICTIM IN RENO,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS TO CONSIDER NURSING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ETHANOL STUDY PLEASES DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FAULTY PIPE MAY DELAY WEB PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN AWAITS SENTENCE IN DEATH OF TODDLER,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SLIP UP CREEK PROJECT VIABLE--CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*BRANDON PERCENTAGE FAVORITE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN LOOKS FORWARD TO CHRISTIAN RALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
TWO DAYS WITH THE HUTTERITES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLAT LANDING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RIFLE GROUP TARGETS FRIENDLY LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PERMIT PROPOSAL OFFERED TO ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CITY'S OLD MARKET OFFERS A GETAWAY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CAMPUS HOSTS CHAMBER MUSIC,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
BUSINESSES AID SAFETY COMMITTEE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
COACH THANKS SOCCER SUPPORTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NURSES' FASHION SHOW A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RECORD COLLECTING SHOW RAISES {dollar}75 (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CHAMBER THANKS BAND ENTHUSIASTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TRIBAL ARTS SHOWCASED THE FINEST (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TYSON IS GREAT FIGHTER BUT ... (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA PROP WOULD FORCE REFORM OF TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FROEHLICH BETTER QUALIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOHNSON TERM OUTSTANDING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOHNSON FOR VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LEGALIZING DRUGS PLAN STUPID (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*AREA SCHOOLS REAP TITLES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN DEFEATS WASHINGTON 22-12,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMPLAINT AGAINST WILKA RESOLVED,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SOUGHT IN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKA MAN ARRESTED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS PROTEST STREET NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY SETS BUILDING PERMIT RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NIP WASN'T MUCH OF A BIRD DOG,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TALKS PRODUCTIVE, UNION SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FARM BILL WILL REDUCE SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FROEHLICH WANTS DRUG-FREE COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION CANDIDATES DISAGREE ON NEW TAXES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*'THE WARRIOR'S DUTY IS TO ESCAPE',"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*100 SWEEP FIELDS WITH METAL DETECTORS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OPPOSITION HEATS UP TO BROHM'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMMON GROUND AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COMPANY DESERVES TO BE TWEAKED A LITTLE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS' IMAGE HAS CHANGED,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
NEW SCANNER BRINGS BETTER REPRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY IS TRYING TO STOP FREE ENTERPRISE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
TRASH HAULER LIMIT ABSURD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
SUPPORT ASSAULT GUN BAN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
ISSUES POSSIBLY DANGEROUS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
BUSH NOT SAYING ANYTHING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
WOLLMANN STORY OVERDONE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
BASEBALL HAD MODEST START IN THE STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA BEATS USD 45-14,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COYOTES CAUSE CONCERN AMONG LANDOWNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PHEASANT LOSSES PUZZLE OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
MOOSE VISITS AREA,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.6"
ABSENTEE VOTING SET TO BEGIN THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BARKER FIRST WOMAN TO LEAD COUNTY GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BUILDER SHOCKED, FALLS FROM SCAFFOLD","Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAYCEES JOIN FRAY IN ATLAS SNUBBING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUMPKIN CONTEST ATTRACTS 15 ENTRANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEMPORARY WORKERS SOUGHT FOR CENSUS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PIONEER WOMAN PAID WITH SWEAT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROCKING COYOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS TEEN-AGER DIES IN 2-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS 'STRIVE FOR MORE' AT DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRAVELING TEACHER GIVES LESSONS TO KIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HARTFORD VOTERS PORE OVER PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY OFFERS TOUR OF BLOOD RUN SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MADISON PLAYHOUSE EXCAVATION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SLOTS WILL HAUL IN THE BUCKS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATIVE AMERICAN FORUM FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SCHOOL FOR DEAF SCHEDULES INAUGURATION EVENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTA CRIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ALTAR FROM THE LAND OF BUTTES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*HARVEST REFLECTS '89 DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FLIGHTS TO KANSAS CITY TO BE RESUMED,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*OUTBACK--AND PROUD,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PRAIRIE LASS THRIVED ON TENACITY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*NEUHARTH'S BEWILDERING SELF-PORTRAIT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
READERS' RESPONSE--SWIFT AND CERTAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
*HOME SWEET HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1989, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES TRADE TRINKETS FOR VOTES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GULF CRISIS HITS HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON'S BEHAVIOR IS INCONSISTENT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*PEOPLE POWER,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CENTER MARKS A DECADE OF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
AGRICULTURE HAS BATTLE ON HANDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MEASURE 1 DESIGNED TO SHUT DOWN LONETREE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PARENTS SHOULD PROTEST INAPPROPRIATE BOOKS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"GUARD DESERVES PRAISE FOR TIME, DEVOTION (L)","Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LEADERSHIP CHANGE NEEDED IN LANDS OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DON'T UNDERESTIMATE CHILDREN'S KNOWLEDGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TOPIC IN WOSTER'S COLUMN OUTDATED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
AUGUSTANA REPORTS MORE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL GRANTS GO TO 2 STATE GROUPS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POPINGO HALTS SALE OF TRANSIT PASSES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRISON WALKAWAY BACK BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PUBLIC TV CAMPAIGN RAISES {dollar}94,000","Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF COLLEGE REPORTS ENROLLMENT UP,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA REGENT ONCE TOOK 24-HOUR SPREE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTERS HONOR FALLEN HEROES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'ARGUS' ANNOUNCES NEW EDITORS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TELLINGHUISEN CAUGHT IN MINING DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TOURISTS 'FALL' INTO PLACE--OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE JABS PRESSLER IN LATEST MUENSTER AD,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CANDLELIGHT VIGIL WILL HONOR VICTIMS OF ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FBI INVESTIGATES LAKE OAHE VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH AGENCY TO HOLD PUBLIC HEARING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NURSES COULD MEET HEALTH NEEDS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CORPS ASKS FOR HALT IN ARCHEOLOGICAL WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
HARRISBURG BOARD TO DISCUSS BUILDING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
RECYCLING GROUP TO HOLD PAPER DRIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SECOND STATE SCENIC HIGHWAY PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*HISTORY CHANGING IN IKE'S FAVOR,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*SF BOWLING CENTERS ON A ROLL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TELL INSURER TO PASS ON TEST RESULTS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*A GIFT FOR THE GIVING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
"*AFTER COMA, EVERY DAY A BLESSING","Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*70 PERCENT OF CALLERS--AFFIRM THOMAS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SADLY, THOMAS SHOULD WITHDRAW (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STORY DESERVES TO BE HEARD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONDUCTING DIRTY POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BOYD COUNTY PLANS TO CONFIRM STAND,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL CHAPTER TO MEET SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PAW PAINT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EMERGENCY WORKERS FACE AIDS THREAT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD MAY FURTHER LIMIT ELECTIVE CREDITS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TWO SITES GAIN NATIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'ARGUS' REQUEST FOR TEST SCORES FAILS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BUDGET CUTS MAY REDUCE SIZES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON--PERSEVERENCE IS STILL NEEDED,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LIGHT PLANE CRASH HURTS 5 ON TAKEOFF,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PEACE CENTER TO HOLD ITS ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATER PROJECTS AWAIT OUTCOME OF TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN DELAYS OK OF TREATMENT EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAISE SD'S SHARE OF VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
HOBO DAY '91 LEAVES POLICE SMILING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WEB WATER TOAST MARKS NEAR-FINISHED PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TIM JOHNSON BLASTS CEREAL PRICE HIKE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"MORRELL FINED {dollar}73,000 FOR SAFETY VIOLATIONS","Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
NORTHWEST PULLS OUT OF MINNESOTA DEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
*SET FOR THE SHOWDOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BORMANN'S BRUISING WAYS LEAD RAIDERS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MANY PUBLIC TV SHOWS NOT BROADCAST IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BILLBOARD STIRS UP CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DOCTOR INNOCENT OF IDENTIFYING AIDS SUFFERER,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LEGISLATURE'S BATTLE WITH PBS STARTED IN RADIO,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC TV POLICY IS SET BY BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CREMATION COSTS LESS THAN BURIAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEBATE ENTERTAINING BUT NOT ENLIGHTENING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HAAR OPPOSES RAISING TAXES ON WEALTHY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY HURTS MORE THAN IT HELPS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--STATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*ESCAPED INMATE SEEN IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HISTORIC ROBBERY TALK TO BE PRESENTED,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHANGES PLEA IN CHILD RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
26 BANDS COMING TO DAKOTADOME,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING STUDY RECYCLED,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF WOMAN CLAIMS PRIZE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY STAKES HIGH ON NOVEMBER 3,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOTE NO ON INITIATIVE 2,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
YOUTHS BLAMED IN BLAZE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CROSSES TO MARK ALCOHOL DEATHS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRASSHOPPERS HARM WINTER WHEAT SEEDS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAGAZINE LISTS USD IN TOP 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RURAL HEALTH CARE IS ON SDSU AGENDA,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WINDS SHIFT BLACK HILLS BLAZE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BELLE FOURCHE HEALTH CENTER CUTS 28 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RC TEACHERS TAKE GRIPES TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STARTING FARMERS GET HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*HAAR VISITS HEAD START,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INCOME TAX SUPPORTERS CALL IT REFORM,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MONDAY IS FINAL DAY TO REGISTER,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
HAAR BUGS DASCHLE ON CHECKS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
FINDING LAND TO HUNT ON NO LONGER A CERTAINTY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COUGARS FIND A STARTER IN GERMANY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PHEASANT FORECAST IS GOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*DEAN, ROGERS MAKE ARENA STOP","Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FITNESS WITH AN ATTITUDE--FUN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POLL ANSWERS REVEAL ATTITUDES ON EDUCATION (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PHEASANT SEASON AN ECONOMIC JOLT FOR SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BIGGEST CHALLENGE: NOAH'S ARK,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"EX-CITY MAN AWAITS WORD ON ABDUCTED GIRL, 12","Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUNSHINE PLANS TO DEVELOP ITS LARGEST STORE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"ECONOMIC OUTLOOK NOT ALL GLOOM, DOOM (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ELECTRONIC MONITORING WORKS AT GLORY HOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WEST RIVER RESIDENTS OVERREACT TO VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EAST RIVER WRONG ON GAMBLING VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON FOOD SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPED CATTLE CAUSE TROUBLE NEAR CORSON,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICAN PARTY FILLS POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATER PROJECT FUNDING OK'D,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HURT IN CRASH DIES OF INJURIES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAST CASTS OF THE SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FEDS GIVE STATE MORE THAN THEY TAKE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE TO TAX PARKING IN YARDS DURING FAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD CASINOS STILL NEED SECURITY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
EMS CONSULTANT'S JOB DRAWING FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS ARENA HIRES EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CONSIDER THE CENTURY CONFERENCE TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON GIVEN GRANT FOR FLOOD PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OGLALA MAN WINS LAWSUIT AGAINST IHS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY LOSING WOOLWORTH STORE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STORY TELLING HOUR PLANNED IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD PRESIDENT SAYS SCHOOL GROWING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DEMOCRAT ASKS MILLER TO COVER MURAL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LEGISLATOR FINED FOR UNDERAGE BEER SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PHEASANT RACES KICK OFF HUNTING SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ARENA GETS NEW SCOREBOARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ALLOWING BUSINESSES ON STATE CAMPUSES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
HUNTERS WARNED OF BAITING REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
REGENT CALLS FOR END OF MINN. RECIPROCITY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
BIA OFFICIAL SUSPENDED FOR ACCEPTING VOUCHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EMPLOYERS MUST PROVE THEY CAN PAY FOR INJURIES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SIOUX CITY NATIVE HELPS PUT MAGIC INTO MOVIE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*USD'S 'PICNIC' SWIRLS WITH EMOTIONAL CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DESKTOP PUBLISHING NEEDS RIGHT PIECES,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"*PHEASANT OPENER'S FORECAST: WET, CHILLY","Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*O'GORMAN CLASS GIVES STUDENTS NEW OUTLOOK,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LATE HARVEST WON'T HINDER HUNTERS--AG, GAME EXPERTS","Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HAZELTINE DEFENDED ON MOTOR-VOTER LAW (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"TOWNS, EVEN CHURCHES BENEFIT FROM LOTTERY (L)","Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MONEY WELL SPENT ON SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"CONGRESSMEN'S TALK, VOTES DON'T ADD UP (L)","Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"FESTIVAL OF BANDS UNITES ADULTS, KIDS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
YES VOTE ON LOTTERY HELPS SAVE FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
AUTHORITIES ARREST BURGLARY SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH RAPE APPEARS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROJECT COORDINATOR TO ADDRESS SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROBBERY RATE HITS 10-YEAR HIGH,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FESITVAL CELEBRATES BRAIN POWER,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THREE VYING TO REPRESENT 3RD DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*PIEDMONT MAN CHARGED WITH CAUSING WIFE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA WOMAN KILLED IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE CONFIRMS CASE OF WHOOPING COUGH,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MAN ON PROBATION CHARGED IN KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SUPREME COURT WILL HEAR APPEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*FIND THE BALL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
2 EX-COUNCILMEN IN TRIBAL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REINHART SUES OVER OUSTER FROM FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
REGENTS HIKE TUITION 3% FOR RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"PORTRAY INDIANS DIFFERENTLY IN CLASS, EDUCATOR URGES","Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ICE-CREAM SALMONELLA REPORTS COME FROM 35 STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"CITY, MINNESOTA TEAM UP ON HEALTH","Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
STATE THEATRE GOES ON SALE FOR 2ND TIME,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
BOARD MEMBER CALLS LIST OF CUTS 'GARBAGE',"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"POOR PLANS LED TO FOREST FIRES, OFFICIAL STATES","Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CHEESE CORPORATION SHORT OF GOAL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
KERREY EXPECTS CORPS TO MODIFY MISSOURI RIVER PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"*O'GORMAN BOYS, ROOSEVELT GIRLS WIN TITLE","Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*HURON BOWLER, 13, ROLLS 300 GAME DESPITE BROKEN ARM","Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MANY FACTORS AFFECT CHOLESTEROL LEVEL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
GRANDPARENTS GET THEIR DAY IN CLASS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THE OLD FAMILY BIBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOCTORS DISCUSS ANKLE IMPLANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CONTROVERSIAL EYE SURGERY GETS BLESSING,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*FILMED IN SD, 'LAKOTA WOMAN' TELLS OF '73 SEIGE","Argus LeaderOct 15 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*FARMER USES SATELLITE TO BOOST YIELDS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ARGUS LEADER EXPANDS DIAL ON TV LISTINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RELIGIOUS TEACHING CATCHES ON FOR PARENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*TEA MANUFACTURER SAYS BUS PAYS OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
22-YEAR-OLD MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW--SCHOOL AID WON'T INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS BRAVE CHILLY WEATHER TO HUNT FOR PUMPKINS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TYNDALL PROJECT ENCOURAGED PUBLIC DEBATE--RESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*TOWNSPEOPLE LACKED GUIDANCE, CHIROPRACTOR SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EX-STAR WARS SPOKESMAN OVERWHELMED BY HOBO DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*LEOLA RANCHER SPOTS MOOSE IN PASTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KOREAN WAR VETERAN HONORED BY PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDY PREDICTS LACK OF HOME EC TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CHAIRMAN EXPECTS TO LEAVE HOSPITAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO SOLUTION NEAR FOR ICING PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*PRESIDENT RESIGNS FOR PERSONAL REASONS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
USD INDIAN STUDIES PROGRAM 40 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS TO CLEAR SNOWMOBILE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*WEATHER THINS HOBO DAY CROWDS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*WORKED FOR GOV. TOM BERRY,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*AVERAGE ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD FOOD EXPENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HISTORIAN WOULD LIKE 1743 PLATE BACK,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
FAIR REVENUE UP DESPITE LOWER ATTENDANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
MAKE VIOLENT TEENS FACE OPEN HEARINGS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
RETURNING PRIMARIES TO JUNE MAKES SENSE (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
RIGHT TO WANT PRISONERS TO WORK (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*MOVE TO TAX INDIAN GAMING REFLECTS DOUBLE STANDARD,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
DEMOCRATS' CHILD-CARE ENTITLEMENT PLAN FLAWED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
HIGH LEVEL OF SECURITY AT AIRPORT NECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
COLLEGE GUEST BAND WAS SORELY MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
UNINHIBITED TAXATION AS POLICY IS FOLLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
FIGURES SHOW CITIBANK PAYS ITS FAIR TAX SHARE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
DON'T ALLOW STUDENTS TO LEAVE SOUTH DAKOTA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
PRESSLER CHARGES DIVERT ATTENTION FROM ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.C, p.09, col.6"
*BEST SIDE OF LAFRAMBOISE ISLAND IS THE WILD SIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PUBLIC ACCESS BIGGEST PROBLEM FACING STATE GF&P,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'TOLD YOU SO' IS TOO HARD TO TELL CHILD,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SKIMPY CONDUITS SCENIC WONDERS TO BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
KRRO CLINGS TO CLASSIC ROCK AS BASE FOR SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 15 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.3"
VERMILLION FIRM LAYS OFF 62 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DELL RAPIDS PLANT BURNS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MANDAN CLOSER TO POWERING DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER GETS LOW RATING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
THREE HIGHWAY FATALITIES IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TRIBES MAY NOT PICK BIA DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*FALL HAS ARRIVED,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TRIBES MAY NOT PICK BIA DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SD SALES TAX RECEIPTS DROP,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SD SALES TAX RECEIPTS DROP,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
VERMILLION DEMANDS FULL CLEANUP PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HURD'S BATTLE UNRESOLVED,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
ALL-WISE ALMANAC IS TRIVIA FAN'S BIBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
VERMILLION DEMANDS FULL CLEANUP PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HURD'S BATTLE UNRESOLVED,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"GAME SUNSET, OR FINE TUNING (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"GAME, SUNSET, OR FINE TUNING (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*RICH & TAMI HAUGEN WON CHAMPIONSHIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KIDS OFFERED HEARING TESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MILITARY OFFERS WOMEN JOB-TRAINING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*RESERVES GARNER TRAINING, BENEFITS","Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LYNNE HALLEEN-SF JR MISS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BLIND CONVENTION SET,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AUTHOR HEADS MS SPEAKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AUDIT QUESTIONS CITY PROCEDURES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AUDIT QUESTIONS CITY PROCEDURES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NANCY REAGAN STANDS BY HER MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SAYS MORE SCHOOL AID IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR ALLOWED TO CHANGE REPLIES IN TV INTERVIEW,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KULL NOW FAVORS MINIMUM WAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FOSS TRIES TO LINK DOVE OPPONENTS, PRAIRIE FOES","Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FOSS TRIES TO LINK DOVE OPPONENTS, PRAIRIE FOES","Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KULL NOW FAVORS MINIMUM WAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR ALLOWED TO CHANGE REPLIES IN TV INTERVIEW,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRAIRIE FILES RENEW WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
A PAPER'S ROLES AND THE READER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BLIND GIRLS NOT IN SD SCHOOL DISTRICT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PTA URGES 'NO' VOTE ON DAKOTA TAX ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DO ENERGY COMPANIES TELL THE FULL STORY...(L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HARVEST AHEAD OF LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PROXMIRE TO CAMPAIGN FOR MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MORAL MAJORITY RALLY SET FOR SF,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BATTLE LINES DRAWN ON URANIUM ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*ACORN PROTEST A PROPOSED MALL AT 26TH ST & MARION ROAD,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ABDNOR-MCGOVERN URGED CUTTING BEEF CONSUMPTION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
IRANIANS BOYCOTT CLASSES TO PROTEST BUILDING OF FLOA,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR-MCGOVERN URGED CUTTING BEEF CONSUMPTION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
IRANIANS BOYCOTT CLASSES TO PROTEST BUILDING OF FLOA,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LORI KAY SWEERE-MISS SD WORLD-LEAVES FOR NEW YORK,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*OIL DEREGULATION WILL COST JOBS, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*OIL DEREGULATION WILL COST JOBS, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
REPUBLICANS STUMP FOR S DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SD REGENTS TO CONSIDER SEVERAL BUDGET CUT PLANS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SD REGENTS TO CONSIDER SEVERAL BUDGET CUT PLANS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
LEGISLATOR ASKS JANKLOW TO REDUCE TAX CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
LEGISLATOR ASKS JANKLOW TO REDUCE TAX CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*DE HAVEN FRUSTRATED BY STATE OF PUBLISHING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*VAN HALEN, THE WORST AND THE LOUDEST","Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPRINGSTEEN REDEFINES ROCK'N'ROLL,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA TEAM SPIRIT INFECTS SOLO SPORT-TENNIS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA TEAM SPIRIT INFECTS SOLO SPORT-TENNIS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MORE THAN 850 RUNNERS ON 'AUGUSTANA UNITY RUN',"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*2ND DISTRICT-PHILOSOPHICAL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*2ND DISTRICT-PHILOSOPHICAL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*2ND DISTRICT-PHILOSOPHICAL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*THE CREEPY, CRAWLY DON'T RATTLE HUNTER","Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*THE CREEPY, CRAWLY DON'T RATTLE HUNTER","Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SD HAILS, CRITICIZES WATT","Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE PANEL--'NAY' TO AWACS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SENATE PANEL--'NAY' TO AWACS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FORMER SF WOMAN WINS PROPERTY SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE FOR MIKE TORNOW,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE FOR MIKE TORNOW,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE FOR MIKE TORNOW,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THEATER WRINGS EVERY GIGGLE FROM 'SLY FOX',"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THEATER WRINGS EVERY GIGGLE FROM 'SLY FOX',"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FUGITIVE BANKS HELPS COORDINATE AIRLIFT TO AIM CAMP,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FUGITIVE BANKS HELPS COORDINATE AIRLIFT TO AIM CAMP,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS FEAR BUDGET CUTS MIGHT HURT NEW SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY FINDS SF MAN GUILTY IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PANEL RATES DEMOS MORE CONSERVATIVE THAN GOP,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PANEL RATES DEMOS MORE CONSERVATIVE THAN GOP,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JURY FINDS SF MAN GUILTY IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NORTHERN UNSURE OF SERVICE DATE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL BOND ISSUE MERITS VOTERS' APPROVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HARRIS--NEW SCHOOLS TO SERVE NEIGHBORHOODS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MEIERHENRY--RAISE FINES BY {dollar}9.25,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY--RAISE FINES BY {dollar}9.25,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*STOCKYARDS STEER SUBDUED WITH DRUGS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BAD RIVER DROWNING RULED ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO VOTE ON LIQUOR ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE--INFERIOR FARM BILL MAY PASS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EMPLOYEES GROUP OPPOSES LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GARRETSON FIRM WINS EROS CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NATIONAL FU HEAD TO SPEAK IN HURON,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCARE YOURSELF WITLESS OCT 24,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO VOTE ON LIQUOR ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE THROWS OUT URANIUM LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE THROWS OUT URANIUM LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EMPLOYEES GROUP OPPOSES LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"DEER DISEASE OVER, GAME OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HOMESTAKE AIRS ITS SIDE IN TAX BATTLE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"NO APPEAL PLANNED FOR {dollar}300,000 AWARD TO SD WOMAN","Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"NO APPEAL PLANNED FOR {dollar}300,000 AWARD TO SD WOMAN","Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HOMESTAKE AIRS ITS SIDE IN TAX BATTLE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HELLS ANGELS WANTED SD DRUG BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BROTHERS SPARK O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BROTHERS SPARK O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*HUNTERS FLOCK IN FOR PHEASANT SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN OFFERS SOVIETS GRAIN DEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HANSON'S MOVE CALLED POLITICAL,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW FAN WANTS MINN TOWN ANNEXED--TO SD,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BAPTIST CHURCH TO CONSTRUCT NEW BUILDING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
GIRLS CLUB THANKS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
KIDS KARNIVAL WORKERS SAY THANKS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*LINCOLN BOYS--O'GORMAN'S PEDERSON WIN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BITTNER JURY FOREMAN EXPLAINS DECISION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOLDING ON,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--TURNED DOWN PRIVATE JOB OFFERS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNOR--A LOOK AT THE CANDIDATE'S POSITION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH PACIFIC--ON A GARAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATES TAXABLE SALES ROSE IN APRIL-JUNE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX VALLEY HOSPITAL NOT CARELESS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESERVATION SYSTEM TERMED FAILURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
6 MORE MONTHS TO STAY US ECON COURSE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TUESDAY MEETING VITAL TO DISABLED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CRITICIZES ROBERTS FOR ANTI-LA ADS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
THORSNESS--GOOD VA ADMINISTRATOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BOARD WILL RECOUNT BOND ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHEESE PLANT EXPANDING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORN STORAGE CAPACITY TO BE INCREASED,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNCIL GIVES ROBERTS 100 PERCENT RATING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS CANCELS PART OF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEATTLE BANK LOOKING FOR APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY INVESTMENTS RAPPED,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
8 MINE EMPLOYEES LAID OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ETSI BLAMED FOR TAX INCREASE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
US MUST GET TO KNOW RUSSIANS TO STOP RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FORT MEADE VA TO RESUME OFFERING SURGERY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS MURDER TRIAL MOVED,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN GETS 6 YEARS FOR ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRAIRIE BOOK FAIR FEATURES WRITERS-POETS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*'INCIPIENT DISEASE OF THE LAND',"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BIRDS ABOUND ON PHEASANT SEASON OPENER,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SILENCE IS NEVER GOLDEN FOR CRUSADER,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SUCCESS, SOMETIMES, IS ALL IN THE MIND","Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"OH, THE THRILL OF A HUNT","Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*GOOD HEALTH COMES FROM DISCIPLINE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE FIGHTS FOR EXISTENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WATER DEVELOPMENT HINGES ON ETSI PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCH STRUGGLES TO DRAW MEN TO PRIESTHOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SCOUTS LEARN ABOUT HAM RADIO,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MCKENNAN LOBBIES FOR HELICOPTER,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*AMERICANS GENEROUS WITH TIME & DOLLARS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AN OLD GRAD'S MEMORY (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*IT'S LIKE EXPLAINING A BLIND DATE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIERRA CLUB CHAIRMAN CRITICIZES ED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RUKEYSER PLAN INVITES CHAOS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ACCESS CHARGES ARE UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*WE'RE ALL LIKE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
POLITICIANS LACK COMPASSION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BIG-GAME HUNTING PERMITS STILL AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EX-LAWYER BEGINS SUIT AGAINST BAR DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GROUP OPPOSES COMMUNICATIONS CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER FIGHTS PRIVATE OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REVISED FORECAST SHOWS DROP IN CORN OUTPUT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COMPOUND TAINTS MITCHELL WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
VOLUNTEERS SAVE STATE THOUSANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
STATE HAS NATION'S 10TH LARGEST POPULATION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.6"
*A DAY MADE FOR AN AUGIE PARADE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*HAPPY BUMS CELEBRATE DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*DAILY EXERCISE IS THE SECRET,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ANTIQUE SHOW STILL ON TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"INDIAN MUSIC, EDUCATION EXAMINED","Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
ART CENTER HAS ENTRY FORMS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LEWIS COMES TO CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
OWNERSHIP CHANGES AT TJ O'BRIEN'S,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*AMY NEEDS STRUCTURED, LOVING FAMILY","Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*JOAN BROWN IS A COOK FOR ALL SEASONS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*COMPANY PLANS FOR FUTURE WITH COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FUTURE DIMS FOR CITY'S RAIL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE PITCHES IN TO SUPPORT RAIL TRANSPORTATION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*HOFER PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JOHNSON JOINS NURSING DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HARVARD GRADS JOIN LAW FACULTY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
KOLBE IS HEAD OF ACADEMIC SECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
OWENS ELECTED TO FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
EXCHANGE CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
STEINKE STARTS JOB AT AUGIE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS NAME PANEL MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
AUTHORITIES PROBE REPORT OF LURING CHILD,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY CREWS TO FLUSH WATER FOR NEXT 3 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS ANNOUNCES FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POTOK WILL NOT APPEAR AT AUGIE LECTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CATTLE SEARCH ENTERS COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION CAN'T ASK FOR TAX VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HUNKING CHALLENGES PETERSON,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WET WEATHER CAUSES FARM PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MEANING OF TAX RELIEF BLURRED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICY STIFLES PUBLIC DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOAN IS NOT WELFARE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FREEMAN STILL FEELS NUMB,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"DASCHLE REPORTS {dollar}294,000 CAMPAIGN SPENDING","Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
K CINEMA BUILDING NOW USED FOR CLASSES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MILLER LITE MARKETING STORY TO BE TOPIC,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
STATE AGREES TO PAY HEAT BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS ARE NEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STRIKE LEAVES THE CUPBOARD BARE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR SUPPORTERS WON'T HOST HUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEDIATOR FAILS TO REVIVE MORRELL TALKS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
NO APOLOGIES NECESSARY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*ARCHITECTS GO BEYOND STEREOTYPE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T LET COMPANY FOOL YOU (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SPEAKER WAS WRONG IN ATTACKING GROUPS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*COMBINE WORKERS HURRY UP,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE CONFIRMATION HEARINGS BEGIN TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC HEARING SET FOR WASTE COMPACT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HONEYMOON NOT OVER FOR CITIBANK,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
VOTERS APPROVE SCHOOL ADDITION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
TEST PROGRAM FOR NEW TEACHERS BEGINS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
2 FARMERS SUE CREDIT AGENCY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VETERANS' CEMETARY MAY REOPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS FLITTIE'S CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEND 4 DAYS IN ISRAEL,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO HAVING EXPLOSIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO WITNESS TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MISSION MAYOR DEFEATED IN RECALL,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RED CROSS CHAPTER ACCEPTS DISASTER INQUIRIES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS SAYS HE'S LEADING GOVERNOR RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WINNERS NAMED IN HAND-CORNHUSKING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
YOUNKERS ANNOUNCES FARM SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY TO PUT IN GOOD WORD FOR ARMORY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PRESENTATIONS ON SCHOOL NEEDS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
RED CROSS NAMES VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.3"
SAFETY COUNCIL PRESENT AWARDS AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.3"
TAMRA HANTEN CROWNED SD DAIRY PRINCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.3"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY GIVEN COMMENDATION FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
*BREITAG PERFECT AS PATS WIN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GROUP SEEKS TO OUTLAW ROAD HUNTING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ROAD HUNTING VITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"HACKETT, MITCHELL WIN TITLES","Argus LeaderOct 16 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNOR DEBATE TELEVISED TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SPARKS FLY IN SENATE DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
7.875 PERCENT LOANS AVAILABLE FOR HOME BUYERS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VIEWERS SAY DEBATE ENDED IN DRAW,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON STAR WARS MISSILES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LPN'S MUST FACE FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PUBLIC IS THE WINNER IN LIBEL CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SENIORS GROUP NON-PARTISAN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*KIDS TO READ THEIR OWN STORIES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TO CAPTURE WHAT CAMERA CANNOT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POETRY READING WILL BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SEARCH ON FOR MOTHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STAMP COLLECTING PROGRAM PLANNED,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
IRISH CEILI IS TONIGHT AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
BOND STANDS FOR ADAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HENDERSON CANCELS MEETING WITH CAUCUS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUYERS ROAM TO BUFFALO AUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FORD BACKS BELL--GOP NEEDS STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEC REPORTS ABDNOR CASH TOPS DASCHLE'S,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE HEARINGS TO TACKLE HAYWARD LEAK,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THORSNESS RECALLS HIS IMPRISONMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"BOND SET AT {dollar}500,000 FOR MURDER SUSPECT","Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS TO TALK TO PUBLIC ABOUT PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DECISION ON PLANT TO FOLLOW PUBLIC TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INMATE IS IN FAIR CONDITION AFTER STABBING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS TO STUDY ADMISSIONS PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEW TV STATION IS IN THE WORKS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ACCIDENTAL DEATHS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*QUARTERBACK'S INJURY DISAPPOINTMENT FOR SFC,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"'NO PASS, NO PLAY' RULE AT HURLEY","Argus LeaderOct 16 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PAMPERED POOCH REPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PHEASANT SEASON OPENS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BANKER--PRIME RATE 1 FACTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
BUSH WRONG ON TAX INCREASE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BORK--ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TEACHERS NOT ALONE IN DESERVING PAY HIKE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SOCIETY HELPS PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LOTTERY SHOULD BE REPEALED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*OFFERING SOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCULPTURES TO NEW YORK CITY ART GALLERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
REGIONAL AUTHORS HAVE FALL BOOKED UP,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ECONOMIC FUND DETAILS TO COME,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS OBSERVE WORLD FOOD DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEAD-ON CRASH INJURES LOCAL MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH CARE WORKERS VOTE TO UNIONIZE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION LEADERS ASSESS STRIKE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"26 HAVE WON {dollar}5,000 IN SD","Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUSH--I'M NOT A WIMP,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FINDS HEART OF AMERICA ON THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SD WIN WOULD BOOST GORE IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGES DON'T MAKE THE GRADE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL QUAKE SHAKES SD TOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TOY DRIVE FOR STRIKERS' CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITIZENS FOIL HOME BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GAY GROUP PRODUCES SAFE-SEX PAMPHLET,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MANUFACTURING PAY GETTING EVEN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOX ELDER KIDNAPPING CASE TRIAL DATE SET,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BRYANT TEEN-AGER DIES AFTER ONE-CAR ROLL OVER,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"FIRE REPAIR TO COST SCHOOL {dollar}600,000","Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"FUNDING FOR EDUCATION LOW, REGENTS TOLD","Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HEARING TESTS WATER FOR RIVER CLEANUP PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOTHER'S TRIAL COULD BE IN FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS DISMISSED AFTER BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"TRAIN DERAILS NEAR REDFIELD, SPILLS CORN","Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BOARD REJECTS AIR POLLUTION REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*AN INSIDE LOOK AT COLONY LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DUKAKIS COLA VOTE STIRS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FAIR DAY FOR FOWL,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TOPS IN TECHNOLOGY MAKES FARMING A BIG BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ABOUT COMMUNAL LIFE ON A HUTTERITE COLONY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BRANDON SCHOOL BOARD IGNORES PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"OVERHAUL WOULD HELP CHARITIES, CORRECTIONS (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
QUICK FIX WON'T SOLVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DON'T SACRIFICE KIDS' FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
HERE ARE REASONS TO SKIP TV (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
GIAGO'S CRITICISM UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
MINING JOB LOSS EXAGGERATED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
MOST FANS ENJOYED CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
POOR MOTHERS RESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
ADS THAT WORKED FOR DASCHLE ...,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
BRANDON VALLEY WINS BAND FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TAKES PART IN SENATORS' TOUR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOCIETY REVISES ZOO MEMBERSHIP POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BROWN COUNTY CHOICE--LAMONT OR HERSETH,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAN HURT IN TRUCK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"AREA DEMOCRATS LOOKING FOR RECOGNITION, VOTES","Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNSELING PROGRAM ON FAMILIES OF INMATES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PARADE FIT FOR A VIKING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FOOD SURPLUS GIVEAWAY COULD BE LAST,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*WHERE TO CALL,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILITARY GIFTS MUST BE MAILED SOON,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"HUNTING LINKS TODAY, PAST ERAS","Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VIKINGS CONQUER NEBRASKA-OMAHA,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SALMON NUMBERS DWINDLE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*RINGNECK ROUNDUP,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
CONFERENCE LOOKS AT RURAL ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE FARM MUTUAL WILL PAY DIVIDEND,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*LOCAL INVESTORS SHAKEN, NOT STRAPPED","Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MORE SF DRIVERS FILLING UP WITH PREMIUM,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN STALK SOUTH DAKOTA GAME,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*EVERYTHING'S DUCKY AT HUMBOLDT PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS SEES MORE CAR WRECKS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DRIVERS DEFY SIGNS AT 26TH, MINNESOTA","Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*HURRICANE ALICE PLAYS TONIGHT AT POMP ROOM,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BUSH TARNISHES IMAGE OF AMBASSADORSHIPS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BAND EVENT DESERVED MUCH MORE SPACE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SUBSIDIES HURT FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LIMIT TRASH LICENSES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MOVIE WON'T CORRUPT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"BUILDER STILL CRITICAL AFTER SHOCK, FALL","Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS TO DISCUSS STATE'S CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS HOPE FENCE REDUCES WALKAWAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PEACE ORGANIZATION TO CONDUCT MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC INVITED TO WORKSHOP ON AIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VIDEOTAPE DETAILS JAMES RIVER WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DIOCESE SPOKESWOMAN GETS JITTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FALL FISHING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PUT STREET WORK IN PRIVATE HANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SHERIFF'S, FIRM BATTLE OVER INSURANCE","Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"GARBAGE PLAN, DAY CARE ON AGENDA","Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FLIGHT 232 MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*1990 BID FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL POST,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FIRE FORCES APARTMENT EVACUATION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY PASSES AMBULANCE ISSUE BACK TO HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATES SPAR OVER WORKERS' PAY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LIVE AUDIENCE GIVES NEWSCASTER THE JITTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FEWER LAWMAKERS COULD BE BETTER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LONETREE PROMOTERS OFFER MISINFORMATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WOMEN SHOULD USE THEIR RIGHT TO VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'YES' VOTES WILL GIVE RIGHT DIRECTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
REPORTER FACED DERISION BUT GOT NO BIG STORY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HEADLINE OVERPLAYS DEMONSTRATION REACTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HOT SPOTS ARE READY FOR HEAVY ACTION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAKE OAHE WALLEYE TOURNEY TURNS ROUGH,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GF&P STRESSES HUNTER SAFETY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*PHEASANT OUTLOOK,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
CITIBANK SPONSORING STUDENTS AT SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FARMERS UNION CONVENTION NOVEMBER 2-3,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
600 RURAL ELECTRIC LEADERS GATHER TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*HOUSING MARKET REMAINS STRONG IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TOSHIBA TARGETS EUROPE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
NEW POLL SHOWS MICKELSON AHEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEIZED DRUG MONEY GOING TO GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR FRAUDULENT CREDIT USE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIDEWALK ARTISAN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOES WANT ABORTION DOCTOR OFF COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROPERTY TAX ISSUE BEFORE VOTERS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS GIVE FROM THE HEART,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*JOHNSON, FRANKENFELD ARGUE OVER PAY","Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MUENSTER AHEAD IN CAMPAIGN FUND-RAISING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CONFINE SD GAMBLING TO HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEALTH CARE ISSUE REMAINS UP IN AIR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOVIET OFFICIAL VISITING SDSU CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY GUIDELINES MAY SPARK DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GRANT TO ASSIST HEAD START PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
'MAIN STREET' IDEAS SHOWCASED IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SECOND WYOMING-SD PIPELINE MAY BE ADDED,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN FOUND DEAD IN RAPID CREEK,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STUDENTS WRITE TO TROOPS IN SAUDI ARABIA,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*'I WANT TO PLAY FOOTBALL',"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*REACTIONS TO VOTE SPLIT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENATE EXEMPT FROM HARASSMENT LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
NEW RUNNING MATE MIGHT BE IN ORDER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEAFNESS IS NOT OBSTACLE TO OVERCOME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TAXPAYERS NEED TO LOOK AT MONEY USE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HELP MAKE RECYCLING EFFORT RUN SMOOTHLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PSYCHIATRIST'S CAN'T PREDICT DANGEROUS ACTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
REPUBLICAN RULE HAS BEEN LESS THAN PERFECT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*TELL KIDS ABOUT SEX HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A PRIZE IN THE POT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LET'S GET CROCKING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
JUDGE AGAIN DELAYS RELEASE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SETS GOAL AT {dollar}750,000 FOR 1992","Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF WOMAN NAMED SD HEROINE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FALLING LEAVES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ASSAULT ON BALTIC BAND,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOLFERS ENRAGED BY PARK BOARD PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WHEEL TAX COULD YIELD {dollar}80,000 FOR CITY","Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROJECT RESTS ON AMOUNT OF PUBLIC USE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WHAT CITIES WILL RECEIVE FROM TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INMATE TRIED TO USE CREDIT CARD NUMBER,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MASS FOR DIRECTOR OF KEYSTONE-CARROLL CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DRUG THEFT CONCERNS VETERINARIAN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELLSWORTH COMMANDER ASSIGNED TO PENTAGON,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARKER ENDS 3-MONTH STINT WITHOUT MAYOR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN HOTELS FULL FOR OPENING THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"OFFICIALS THINK FARMERS, RANCHERS WILL BE EXEMPT","Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD DELEGATION WEIGHS PAC INFLUENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LEGAL MIRE FORESEEN ON WATER BID,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BROOKINGS TAKES TENNIS TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"MILBANK, WALPOLE TAKE STATE GOLF HONORS","Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FMHA NAMES KOSTEL TEMPORARY DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*DEBATE HITS ISSUES--SD VIEWS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY CHALLENGED IN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WEST CENTRAL LATEST SITE OF HOMEMADE BOMB BLAST,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD VOTERS LIKE DEBATE INFORMALITY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
INCREASING GAS TAX MUST BE AN OPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"MAYOR, COMMISSIONERS DON'T HEAR CONSTITUENTS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TEACHERS HAVE IT GOOD IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY FUNDS VALUABLE STATE PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DEATH PENALTY AND ABORTION UNACCEPTABLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*HEIDEPRIEM MOVING TO SF,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NETWORK TO CARRY 'PORTRAIT' HEARING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLL SHOWS CLINTON WITH SLIGHT LEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SNOW BLANKETS NORTHERN PART OF STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*{dollar}80,000 WINNER PLANNING TRIP","Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'ROCK THE VOTE' AT LOCAL PUBS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ASK THE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT BLAMES ELECTION JUDGES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LOTTERY FOE TO HELP RALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MOELLER APPEALS SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"DE SMET WOMAN, 95, HASN'T MISSED A VOTE","Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HORSE SCULPTURE TO MAKE ROUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARKINSON'S DISEASE FIGHTER TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOLAR TO LECTURE ON MENTAL HEALTH,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HELP FROM ABOVE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RESEARCHERS FIND MATERIALS AT BROTHEL SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RESIDENTS URGED TO CHECK RADON,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE FAIR RACE PROMOTER WANTS BREAK,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BOARD REJECTS DEADWOOD AREA PROTECTION IDEA,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LONG-TIME WOMAN RANCHER DIES IN BURKE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
KNIFE-CARRYING STUDENTS GET EXPELLED,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MARTIN MAN IS CHARGED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
UPGRADING OPTION TO REFINANCING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*YOUNG REFEREES STRUGGLE TO MOVE UP,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HALL OF FAME TO ADD 6 IN CEREMONIES SET FOR OCT 23,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WHITE EAGLE WON'T SING HERE OCTOBER 24,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GUITARIST BRINGS BLUES TO WORTHING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MUSEUM DIRECTOR NERVOUS ABOUT AUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SDSU TO HOST DANCE COMPANY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA'S HOMECOMING SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
PHEASANTS WILL NOT BE THE ONLY ONES SHOT TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MISSING 3-YEAR-OLD FOUND AT GIGGLEBEES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN WALKED AWAY FROM SHOTGUN BLAST AT CLOSE RANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PAVILION ISSUE HAS FORGED UNUSUAL UNITY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*DAD, SON TACKLE SOME HARD ISSUES IN FIELD OF DREAMS","Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PASSION LACKING IN SDSU'S 'AMADEUS',"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*MY HOME TOWN IS LOST, BUT IT NEEDN'T BE","Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CENTERS' SUPPORTERS HAVE HUGE ADVANTAGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
IT'S WRONG TO BLAME CHRISTIANS ALL THE TIME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ASPIN DID RIGHT THING BY NOT FIRING ADMIRAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*AUGUSTANA COLLEGE HOMECOMING TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMIST TO DELIVER INAUGURAL LECTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN STABBING CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SUPPORTS SOMALIA WITHDRAWL,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INDIAN SPEAKERS CALL FOR RELIGIOUS RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PITCHING IN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUTHORITIES BUST MARIJUANA RING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATIC PARTY DIRECTOR RESIGNS TO WORK FOR DASCHL,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS APPROVE OUT-OF-STATE TUITION HIKE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COLLECTING FALL'S COLORS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"MAN, 31, GUILTY IN RAPE RETRIAL","Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HEADSTART PROGRAM SEEKS PARTICIPANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILLER PROPOSES WELFARE REFORMS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOBRIDGE MAN DIES WHEN HIT BY TRAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WEAPON, HARASSMENT GET STUDENTS EXPELLED","Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*THREE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD ACHIEVEMENT SCORES ABOVE AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GROUPS SEEK ANSWERS TO WORLD HUNGER,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
REGENTS APPROVE NEW ENVIRONMENTAL DEGREE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
AIR FORCE SELECTS SILOS FOR DEMOLITION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FOSSIL HUNTERS USING RADAR IN SEARCH,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD FIRM ACCUSES HOMESTAKE MINING OF FRAUD,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TREES CAUSE TROUBLE IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*WESTERN WEAR FASHION SHOW TODAY AT MALL,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE PLANT TO INCREASE ETHANOL YIELD,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*PHEASANT HUNTERS READY TO TAKE AIM TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TO LIMIT PROPERTY TAXES: REASONABLE OR RECKLESS?,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PHEASANT OPENER A FAMILY AFFAIR FOR HOWARD CLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INITIATIVE 1 SPLIT WIDE AND CLEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*MOST CALLERS OPPOSE INITIATIVE TO CAP PROPERTY TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*HOW FAR GAMBLING FEVER WILL SPREAD,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ADVERTISING GROUP PLANS FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHAMBER PRESIDENT LOOKS TO FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HALSETH SHOWS MATURITY AFTER USD'S SHUFFLE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE BEST OF TIMES FOR WILDLIFE DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*DONATED LAND SET FREE UNDER GF&P PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*OWNERS MUSCLE PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE STUDENT DIES EARLY SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAYORAL CANDIDATE VOWS BUDGET FREEZE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*LEADER OF FLANDREAU TRIBE MIXES OLD, NEW WAYS","Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*APARTMENT FIRE KILLS CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*MARCHERS TAKE STEPS TO END VIOLENCE, AID VICTIMS","Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GOOD DEEDS HELP EAGLE SCOUTS SOAR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*FIRE DAMAGE OCCURS AT LESTERVILLE STRIP BAR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LOCAL GROUP JOINS NATIONAL ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE CROPS EXPECTED TO SET TRIPLE RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
AMMONIA IN MITCHELL WATER TO CUT CONTAMINANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MITCHELL CONTRACT DISPUTE GOES TO MEDIATION,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
37 COUNTIES SUPPORT RURAL ADDRESSES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
EX-BANK EMPLOYEE PLEADS INNOCENT TO FRAUD,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*THE BIG CHEESE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SD COMPANY APOLOGIZES TO IOWA GAMING REGULATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MAN GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
LSD USAGE RISES AMONG JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*A GRAY HOMECOMING PARADE AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
RAPID CITY CREATES LOAN PROGRAM SIMILAR TO REDI FUND,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"CONGRESS FAILS TO SEND FUNDS, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
DASCHLE CAMPAIGNS NATIONWIDE FOR SENATE LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
JOHNSON DESERVES ANOTHER FOUR YEARS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY KEEPS GAMBLING MONEY HERE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
STATE DOESN'T NEED VIDEO-LOTTERY REVENUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY IS JUST ENTERTAINMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
JANKLOW HURT STATE WHEN HE WAS GOVERNOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
MEAT INDUSTRY COST ESPY HIS JOB (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
PENTIENTIARY'S RULE UNFAIR TO INMATES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
HIAWATHA DAYS NOT INSENSITIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
INITIATIVE 1 A THREAT TO STUDENT'S FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
VIDEO LOTTERY A MATTER OF CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
"INITIATIVE 1 WILL HURT STUDENTS, THEIR FUTURES (L)","Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
ARGUS IS INCONSISTENT ON JUVENILE JUSTICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
JANKLOW'S CRITICISM OF BEDDOW IS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*COLORS BRIGHTEN HOMES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*POLITICAL PREDICTIONS CHANGE WITH SOUTH DAKOTA WIND,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
TOP VOLUNTEER TO EARN {dollar}500 FOR NONPROFIT AGENCY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*WEBSTER MUSEUM SPANS SOUTH DAKOTA HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1994, sect.G, p.11, col.2"
SCHOOL HEADS CAUTIOUS IN PREDICTING GROWTH,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*MARCH DRAWS SUPPORT, DISSENT","Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD NEEDS MORE AG PROCESSING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
THINK OF THE HUNGRY ON WORLD FOOD DAY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T BLAME SCHOOLS FOR COLLEGE READINESS (MADISON),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"IT WAS THE STUDENT'S FAULT, NOT JANKLOW'S (L)","Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ARMED FORCES' ROLE AT EVENT APPROPRIATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
JANKLOW'S WORK FORGOT ABOUT RECONCILIATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*FEAR OF GANGS LEADS TO SHAKY ASSUMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS LOOK FOR AN EDGE AT TEST TIME,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CENTERVILLE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM A FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MAN, 34, IN HOSPITAL FOLLOWING ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ADVOCATES SWORN IN FOR ABUSE CASES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CONSTITUENTS BLAST MEDICARE CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ELEMENTARY STUDENTS PLAY TEACHER,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*96-YEAR-OLD TEA BANKER PROPELLED BY LOVE OF WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
THREE AREA CONVENIENCE STORES ROBBED AT KNIFEPOINT,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"RALLY COMPANY GIVES {dollar}118,000 TO CITY","Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BOARD DISAGREES WITH RESOLUTION ON GAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MONTANA MAN OFFERS TRUCK DRIVING COURSE,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COMPULSIVE GAMBLING CALLED 'HIDDEN ILLNESS' BY PROF.,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*USD RADIO STATION ON AIR FOR SCHOOL YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*KRISTINA'S OWNER MAKES A MEAN SANDWICH,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DAKOTA DEVELOPED CONCRETE HAS PLASTIC FOR STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MORE ELIGIBLE FOR MEDICAID IN S. DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SHE WAS FULL OF SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*PRISONERS SERVING LIFE SENTENCES AS OF 9-30-92,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"*3,500 PEOPLE ATTEND PUMPKIN FEST","Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
'93 LAW ADDS ANOTHER GLITCH TO PROPERTY-TAC REFORM,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
STINGS TARGET UNDERAGE DRINKING,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*TAX LAWS ALLOW DIFFERENT WAY TO DEPRECIATE EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderOct 16 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DEVELOPERS MADE THREAT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DEVELOPERS MADE THREAT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BODIES OF MISSING GIRLS FOUND NEAR LEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BROTHERS ENJOY NOBEL NOTORIETY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BROTHERS ENJOY NOBEL NOTORIETY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MALE DANCER ATTRACTS HUNDREDS OF WOMEN,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SF MAN NAMED TO AAA BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*FIRE MAY LEAVE WORKERS JOBLESS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*FIRE MAY LEAVE WORKERS JOBLESS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"ND HAS 4,598 MILLIONAIRES","Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RANCHERS PLAN SALES TAX RETALIATION,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RANCHERS PLAN SALES TAX RETALIATION,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BAKER SUPPORT ORGANIZING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BAKER SUPPORT ORGANIZING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
COUNTIES GET SBA LOANS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
BROKAW TO ADDRESS MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY REJECTS INDIGENT CLAIM,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"PRESSLER EXPENSES, CONTRIBUTIONS LOW","Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY REJECTS INDIGENT CLAIM,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PUBLIC DESERVES ACCESS TO COURTROOM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TAPPING MISSOURI (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC DESERVES ACCESS TO COURTROOM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TAPPING MISSOURI (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OAHE FIGHT CALLED IMPORTANT TO SEVERAL OTHER SUBDISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MORE SLIP UP PROJECT STUDY NEEDED,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MEANS-TO JOIN IN PRESERVATION EFFORT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
MEANS-TO JOIN IN PRESERVATION EFFORT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
"CHRISTMAS SEALS DRIVE HOPES TO NET {dollar}140,000","Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
GRAIN RESERVE PROGRAM HURTS FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
SD FARMERS HARVEST 1979 CROPS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
*ORGANIC FARMING PRODUCES HEALTHY HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ORGANIC FARMING PRODUCES HEALTHY HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STORM SHOWS FURY TO CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DASCHLE, ROBERTS SPENDING MORE","Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"BELL SPENT {dollar}250,000","Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ENJOYING QUEST OF THE RINGNECK (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"CARTER, MCGOVERN REQUIRED TO ANSWER (L)","Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ENJOYING QUEST OF THE RINGNECK (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"DOVE NESTING, REVENUE STATISTICS OFFERED (L)","Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ONLY HUNTING GROUPS SPEND ON DOVE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
AGAINST DOVE SEASON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
2ND DISTRICT RACE BOILS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*BIRCHERS LINK MCGOVERN, COMMUNISTS","Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ABDNOR CLAIMS MCGOVERN'S SLINGING MUD,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
MIDLAND WORKERS SEE DEFEAT IN TIE VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
ABDNOR CLAIMS MCGOVERN'S SLINGING MUD,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
MIDLAND WORKERS SEE DEFEAT IN TIE VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
COLLEGE ENROLLMENTS HIT RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BIA REFUSES TO CONSIDER MEDICINE MAN'S REPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
REGENTS QUESTION JANKLOW REQUEST FOR INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BIA REFUSES TO CONSIDER MEDICINE MAN'S REPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
REGENTS QUESTION JANKLOW REQUEST FOR INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PLANNERS STILL BACK COMMERCIAL CORNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INJURED PAINTER FILES SUIT FOR BALTIC ELEVATOR BLAST,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INJURED PAINTER FILES SUIT FOR BALTIC ELEVATOR BLAST,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WINDBLOWN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONTRACTOR-SF INSISTS ON KICKBACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CONTRACTOR-SF INSISTS ON KICKBACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CONTRACTOR-SF INSISTS ON KICKBACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PRO-CHOICE LEADER PREDICTS BACKLASH IF REAGAN WINS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
POT FOUND IN SF COLLEGE DORM,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*PRO-CHOICE LEADER PREDICTS BACKLASH IF REAGAN WINS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
POT FOUND IN SF COLLEGE DORM,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
NEW VETERANS' CHAIRMAN TO TOUR,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PHONE BILLS TO COME FROM IOWA,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
BOMB THREAT CALLER GETS RECORDING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
HUNTER FINDS LICENSE NOT AN EASY PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HUNTERS EYE STORMY SKIES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
IT'S NOT A PLEASANT DAY FOR PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IT'S NOT A PLEASANT DAY FOR PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WATT EARNS GOOD WILL OF S DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE--SD VIOLATED HEATING AID RULES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE--SD VIOLATED HEATING AID RULES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MAN STABBED TO DEATH-WAGNER,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN STABBED TO DEATH-WAGNER,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE SUPPORTS CITY CONTROL OF LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE SUPPORTS CITY CONTROL OF LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT SAYS PATERNITY LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
5 SD INMATES TO GET 2ND VERDICT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
5 SD INMATES TO GET 2ND VERDICT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT SAYS PATERNITY LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT SAYS PATERNITY LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE HAS DOUBLE TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*COUPLE HAS DOUBLE TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STATE STILL NEGOTIATING--WATER DEAL MAY BE LATE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STATE STILL NEGOTIATING--WATER DEAL MAY BE LATE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STATE STILL NEGOTIATING--WATER DEAL MAY BE LATE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DISAGREES WITH WILLIAMS ABOUT ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*CHAMBER'S STANDS ON BOND ISSUE, WHS","Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"END DEBATES ON WASHINGTON, HIGH SCHOOL SYSTEM (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*CHAMBER'S STANDS ON BOND ISSUE, WHS","Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC WEAK-KNEED IN REDUCING DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*HARRIS GIVES CASE FOR FOUR-YEAR HIGH SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HEARINGS ESSENTIAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*HARRIS GIVES CASE FOR FOUR-YEAR HIGH SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
JANKLOW DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ROBERTS QUALIFIES SUPPORT OF VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ENROLLMENT UP,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EX-BIA EMPLOYEE SENTENCED-ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL OFFICERS LOOKING AT UNION,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS QUALIFIES SUPPORT OF VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN FOUND HANGED IN BASEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EX-BIA EMPLOYEE SENTENCED-ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN WEATHER OFFICE OFF THE AIR,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CAB SAYS AIRLINE WILL NEED SUBSIDY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
HURON MAN TAPS SUN FOR HELP ON FARM,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
HURON MAN TAPS SUN FOR HELP ON FARM,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*TEACHER COAXES STUDENTS INTO WRITING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*TEACHER COAXES STUDENTS INTO WRITING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*BITTNER JOINS 48 SERVING A LIFE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PHEASANT HUNTERS FIND SLIM PICKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FOR GOV JANKLOW--IT'S HARD TO KEEP QUIET,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*LINCOLN'S CROSS COUNTRY TEAM READY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*WASHINGTON GYM NOT TYPICAL BOWLING ALLEY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*HARRISON AT HOME WITH NATURE--CAMERA,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*PHEASANTS GET SMARTER AS SEASONS GO BY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
FOOD DAY USED TO PROMOTE GRAIN GIVEAWAY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HALL OF FAME ADDS DEADWOOD JOURNALIST,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF PRESS ASSOCIATION TO SPONSOR DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUST ANOTHER FRIENDLY FACE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SEX OFFENDER ESCAPES--RECAPTURED,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CATTLE ENDANGERED BY HEAVY SNOWS IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIRE IN DRYER,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW-HANSEN MERIT RE-ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOW THE ENDORSEMENT PROCESS WORKS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*MINNEHAHA COMMISSIONER CAMPAIGN STANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS TV ADS MISLEAD VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE GETS BAD MARKS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NATIVITY SCENE PROPER DISPLAY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ROBERTS RAPPED FOR CRITICIZING DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LAUDS MUNSON CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
DACHLE PLANS GRAIN BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HELP AVAILABLE FOR UTILITY BILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
O'CONNOR--I'D RESEND MX INVITATION,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
4 RECOGNIZED FOR TEACHING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*USD STUDENTS LOCATE TREES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ILL BEST PLACE FOR NUKE DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*DECKER BATTLING ODDS TO UNSEAT INCUMBENT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*DEMO GINSBACH PLEDGES OPENNESS--HARD WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LARSON INVOLVED IN POLITICS SINCE HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*VOLK CITES PAST PERFORMANCE IN RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*ROBERTS--DASCHLE DON'T HIDE DIFFERENCES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TRAPP TRIO KEEPS MILBANK GUESSING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BLIZZARD CLOUDS FAMILY REUNION,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*ARDELL MULLER--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.D, p.15, col.4"
*PORK PRODUCER WON'T LET SOWS BECOME PIGS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
AD CAMPAIGN DESIGNED TO SELL SF,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NUMBER OF CAR DEALERSHIPS DOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION--HOTLINE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
JURY STILL ON PUBLIC DEFENDER'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LEARNING TO RECOGNIZE & CONTROL STRESS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
QUARTET PERFORMS 'CONTRASTS',"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*YARDWORK IN FALL YIELDS BENEFITS IN SPRING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
MOORE DOESN'T FIND NICHE IN 'ROMANTIC COMEDY',"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
COMMISSIONERS WILL CONSIDER REVENUE BONDING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NORDICA EXECUTIVE HELPS DEVELOPING COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS DISCUSS HOTEL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TASK FORCE STUDIES CENTRALIZED PURCHASING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WILL COAL PIPELINE MATERIALIZE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BROKER ENJOYS STOCK PUZZLE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'STAR TREK' STILL LIGHTS DREAMS OF FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH KOREA TESTED BY BOMB TRAGEDY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'THE SLAUGHTER OF THE UNBORN' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY'S TRAFFIC-SIGN POSTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAYBE COURSE IN BUSINESS WOULD HELP KNOBE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
THE BALL IS IN AMERICA'S COURT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
BROOKINGS MAY NEED TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE SHOTGUN DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WORKFARE PROGRAM PROVIDES JOB EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PET OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PETITIONS FIGHT CENDAK PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
PERMITS NEEDED FOR CUTTING WOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
ROBERT OWENS INDUCTED INTO HALL OF HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
"TEACHERS GET {dollar}20,388 IN BACK MEDICAL PAY","Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
200 JOIN IN HEALTH STUDY OF VETS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
PHEASANT HUNTERS FLOCK TO SD,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEW SNOWFLAKES FALL IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DUDLEY ON COYOTE SPECIAL TEAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BREITAGES SHINE IN STATE MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*UP WITH PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLORIDA FRUITS HIT LOCAL STORE SHELVES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*ROBERTS LAUGHS WITH ROASTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RANCHER RELIED ON MEMORY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JAIL SUICIDES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
2 DEATHS FIT WITH NATIONAL PATTERN,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ESCAPEE IS CONSIDERED DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER AVOIDED ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
COVERAGE OF PETERSON NOT RESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ISSUE BOILS TO THE TOP AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN ABANDONED STATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE HEARS CASE IN SCHOOL LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY NEEDS MORE STATE MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
CANDIDATE SAYS FORUM WAS BIASED,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
BOARD TO DECIDE IF IT BACKS SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
JUDGE REFUSES TO ORDER ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
DAKOTA INDUSTRIES TO HOST OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DECISION ON AFFIRMATIVE ACTION BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FIRST BANK REPORTS DECLINE IN NET INCOME,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FORMER PHILIP POLICEMAN FILES LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAVEN RAISES COMPANY'S QUARTERLY DIVIDEND,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
18-YEAR-OLD MAN CITED FOR CARELESS DRIVING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
85 CREDIT UNIONS TO CELEBRATE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BELL EXPLAINS ACCESS CHARGES TO CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
AUDITORS AIDED IN WATER ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.6"
*COLMAN MAN CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY FLEES FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TAKES CASE TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON HIJACKING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FUTURE OF GASOHOL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GIVES AMERICA A STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NOT ALL BANDS OUT OF WORK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*MARRIAGE COUNSELORS STRESS GOSPELS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CHAPTER TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GALLERY FEATURES SVENSON'S ART COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HISTORICAL LOOK AT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PROFESSIONAL SECRETARIES CHAPTER TO MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
'BORN AGAIN MARRIAGE' CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
'THE BELLE OF AMHERST' PRESENTED TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
PASTOR TO PRESENT PROGRAM AFTER QUAKE VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE HOSTS TOURS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
{dollar}12 MILLION BOND REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE BUFFALO ROAM INTO AUCTION RING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES IN TUESDAY NIGHT STABBING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE SUSPENDS BILLBOARD RULES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICAN WOMEN TO SPONSOR CAMPAIGN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON ENTERS GOVERNOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"NAME THAT PANDA, WIN A PRIZE","Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FALL IS LOOKING UP,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN WHO DIED IN RECENT CRASH IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEACHERS HEAD BACK TO THE TABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SAFETY SHOULD BE TOP PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*CANDIDATES PLOW INTO LAND BANK DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OLD JAIL ESCAPES DAMAGE FROM BLAZE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*90 CENTS CORN FEARED,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EDGE GOES TO ABDNOR IN FIRST DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BIG SPENDERS REASON TO MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAXES AREN'T ONE OF COUNTY ADVANTAGES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PARKING PRIORITY MISPLACED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CHAPTER NOT TIED TO EVENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CONCERT WILL OFFER TRIP THROUGH JAZZ HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SYMPHONY PLANS HALLOWEEN PARTY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TIME TRAVELER STILL REELING FROM ROCK CONCERT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLL--ABDNOR LEADS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GAS LEAK,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW--DRUG BUST SCUTTLES GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SESSION PUTS DASCHLE, ABDNOR DEBATE IN PERIL","Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE TO REST CASE IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JOHNSON LEADING HOUSE MONEY RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS MAY SHORTEN PERIODS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*COLLEGE PRESIDENT WINS ENGINEERING HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARREST WARRANT ISSUED FOR ABSENT OPTOMETRIST,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUGUSTANA'S FRESHMEN GET HIGHER ACT SCORES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BANK REVERSES DECISION, WILL STAY IN HITCHCOCK","Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS COUNTY TO DRAIN ROAD ONTO FARMLAND,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUNDBREAKING TODAY AT JAPANESE GARDENS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE GIVES HUGGINS SUSPENDED SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAKE KAMPESKA VOTES TO WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED TO PENITENTIARY FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*STATE PAY RANKS LOW,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*THREAT OF ABUSE IS REAL TO OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BASKETBALL WALK-ON HAS BIG DREAM,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN ACE PUTS HEART INTO GAME,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1986, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*PHEASANT HAS COLORFUL HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MARKET TAKES A TUMBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*AMERICANS AVOID TRUTH, PLAYWRIGHT SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS HELP BUILD CENTER FOR THE DEAF,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
A PLAY GIVES LAUGHS IN 'NOISES OFF',"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
BOWLING FUND-RAISER A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
GANNETT CONTRIBUTES TO RELIEF EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
GRANTS ASSIST YWCA EXPANSION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
MCDONALD HOUSE SALUTES CLUB (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
ZIP THANKS ANNIVERSARY REVELERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DANCE SUPPORTERS BOOST CULTURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
DINNER AIDS ALZHEIMER'S PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
BAKKER SHOULD STAY HOME (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOYCOTTING IS SILLY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BRADLEY BILL TO HEAL OLD WOUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HALTING CONTRA AID NOT ROAD TO PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEACE PLAN NEEDS SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*A SON'S MORTALITY COMES INTO FOCUS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*YOUTHFUL DREAMS CAN COME TRUE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS ADD SUPPORT FOR SEAT BELT BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR TO TAKE TRIP FOR NATO IN EUROPE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL APPEALS BENEFIT RULING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICAN WOMEN HAVE MEETING TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD SELECTS HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AGENCIES CELEBRATE FOOD DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"GIVE FARMERS, MANUFACTURERS TAX BREAK","Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PURSUIT OF DREAM BIKE BECOMES LESSON,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SMALL TOWNS NEED MAIN STREET,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAMPAIGNS SCARE AWAY CANDIDATES--KURALT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FOREMOST FIRE WAS ARSON,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FAMOUS ALUMNI RETURN TO USD,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INVESTIGATORS SEEK CAUSE FOR DERAILMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WASHINGTON SPENDING HURTS MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROBLEMS WITH INDIAN AGENCY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LIMO SERVICE TO LOSE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*PLAYERS' SUIT DOESN'T SURPRISE ROBBIE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AN INSIDE LOOK AT COLONY LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TRIPP RESIDENTS KEEP IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TV REPORT ON FUGITIVE BRINGS IN 21 CALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FOR SOME COLONY LIFE NOT ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*AIRBORNE MEDICAL TEAMS RESPOND TO EMERGENCIES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*U2 PAYS ITS DEBTS TO AMERICAN PREDECESSORS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PROXMIRE 1 OF A KIND (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SEXUAL ABSTINENCE BEST (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WELFARE RECIPIENTS NEED ACCOUNTABLILTY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MINING SALES TAX OPPRESSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
NRA UNFAIR TO DUKAKIS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CITY HAS A LOT TO OFFER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
VOTE TO HELP DISABLED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CHICAGO DOCTOR SET TO MOVE TO IPSWICH,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN BAND WINS AT TWO AREA FESTIVALS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE TO INSTALL PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TIME TO APPLY FOR HEATING-BILL HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCH'S HISTORY SEEMS AN ETERNITY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FEEDING THE POOR HELPS DIRECTOR VALUE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PALS SPOIL PAROLEE'S FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"VOLK, JOHNSON SQUARE OFF ON ISSUES","Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SPOTLIGHT ON STUDENTS IN TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*DON SMITH TRACES SPORTS BACK TO SF,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*WOMAN MISSING FROM NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BANK ROBBERS KILL WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"THANK GREE, LOCAL BROKER SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*VICTIM CALLED KIND-HEARTED, SIMPLE WOMAN","Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BAPTIST SEMINARY MARKS 40 YEARS IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SD RIGHT TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SHRINE TO MUSIC TRUSTEES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SOROPTIMIST '89-'90 OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WOMENS CLUB OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COMMUNITY CONCERTS ASSOCIATION ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
STOCK MARKET PASSES BUYOUT TEST (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUSPENDED SENTENCE FOR MOLESTER TOO LENIENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ADULTS MUST SET EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
'MOUTH OF AMERICA' SAD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PADDLEFISH SEASON HERE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GUNNING FOR HUNTERS' BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BUYER SOUGHT FOR PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
CHAMBERLAIN MAY ASK FOR GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRIVER OF SEMI FAIR AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD LAW SCHOOL OPENS FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOLLMANN PLEA CLAIMS INSANITY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST-TIME WINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAN'T FIND CAUSE OF TRI-STATE MINT FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY LIMITS NEW GARBAGE HAULERS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEAF SCHOOL LEADER STRESSES INDEPENDENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON WALKAWAY CAUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WEDDELL EXPLAINS ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
THIRD DAY-CARE CENTER OK'D,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CLINIC'S ONLY DOCTOR LEAVES LAKE PRESTON,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*BOB'S GRILL STILL COOKING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPLIT VOTE ALLOWS CARETRAUM TO SERVE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TRIBE, CASINO HIT RIFT","Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
UN INVESTIGATION OF DEATHS JUSTIFIED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MEALS PROGRAM IS A TRUE SOURCE OF JOY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
QUICK ACTION IN SEARCH FOR BODY APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PEOPLE LIKE LAWMAKERS WHO GIVE THEM MOST (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SD GOLD HAS MANY APPLICATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"KEEP LOTTERY ADS OFF TELEVISION, RADIO (L)","Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"PRESSLER THRIVES ON IMAGE, NOT SUBSTANCE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"WILL MIDDLE CLASS, POOR BEAR BRUNT OF CUT (L)","Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
AMDAHL HAS COST TAXPAYERS MILLIONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WASHINGTON CAN USE SINCLAIR'S ECCENTRICITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MINING FIRMS TRYING TO STEAMROLL VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SCHILTZ ARCHITECT IN BEST REMODELING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
IMPRESSION BOOKS OFFER EXCITING READING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*SPORTS DRINKS PACK A HEAVY PROMISE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DIETICIAN--NOTE HIGH SUGAR COUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*A GREAT AMERICAN PIE-BAKER,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONGRESS RATED ON ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC INPUT WANTED ON BIG SIOUX RIVER,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF ALTERS SNOW REMOVAL ZONES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OKTOBERFEST,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RIVALS DISAGREE ON ABORTION,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES ARGUE OVER PUBLIC LAND LEASE RATES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP ASKS PARENTS' INPUT ON BOOKS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FRANKENFELD'S BANK ACCOUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FELON PLEADS GUILTY TO POSSESSION OF GUN,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SDSU, SOVIETS AGREE TO STUDENT EXCHANGE","Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FATAL CAR ACCIDENT BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CLUB GIVES STUDENTS A PLACE TO GATHER,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*STRIVING TO DO WHAT NO TEAM HAS DONE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WOLFGANG CAPTURES 100TH OUTLAWS FEATURE WIN,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
3 BUSINESSES TO MOVE INTO SHRIVER SQUARE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*MAIN STREET SIOUX FALLS' NEWEST FACE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
FARM BILL TAKES ENVIRONMENTAL TURN,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
BLACK HILLS BREWING TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
"*VICTORY OVER VIETNAM, FAMILY IS REUNITED","Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER CASHES IN,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CLARENCE THOMAS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"HEARINGS UGLY, BUT SYSTEM WORKED FINE (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BALTIC TEEN RELEASED IN BAND ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAMING ORGANIZATION HELPS PAY FOR STUDY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEAT WAVE BREAKS RECORDS ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN FUEL DUMPING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BUFFALO BUY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUSH TABS SCHIEFFER FOR US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL BACKS {dollar}8 HIKE IN LICENSE PLATE FEE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VER BEEKS WANTS CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COLUMNIST WARNS--WATCH WORDS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WRECK LEADS TO ARREST OF FUGITIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ACCUSED BANK ROBBER SUSPECT IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ND MENTAL PATIENTS HELD IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROLE EQUALITY TOPIC OF FALL MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS PLAN TO DUMP HERBICIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
US ECOLOGY SENDS CHECK TO COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SURROGATE GRANDMA LEAVES HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FARM FACES FINE IN MANURE DUMPING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
STATE CAN'T HELP WITH LOCAL TRIAL COSTS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CITY BUSINESS WOMEN PLAN AWARDS BANQUET,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CITY TRADE SHOW SET FOR OCTOBER 23-24,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SF PLANT HITS SAFETY MILESTONE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE HARVEST RUNS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*GETTING TO THE BOTTOM OF THINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
INCOME MAY BE HEADED FOR BIG GROWTH,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
RURAL LEADERS URGE GOVERNMENT TO CHANGE WAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SF MUST HELP SMALL TOWNS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*'MOON OVER THE BREWERY',"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*WOMEN WANT A SAFER WORLD,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS FOR STUDENT ATHLETES (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
GET READY FOR YOUTH HOCKEY SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*MIND, BODY, AND SPIRIT","Argus LeaderOct 17 1991, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*HUNTERS GUN-HO AS PHEASANT SEASON OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*{dollar}100,000 RICHER","Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*LOTTERY REPEAL THREATENS TOWN'S SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*'CIVIL WARS' TAKE SAD TOLL ON CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
NEWCOMERS SHOW TALENT IN SDSU PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSH IS THE MAN FOR VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EQUAL JUSTICE DOESN'T EXIST IN OUR SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
INITIATIVE NUMBER 3 CALLED ANOTHER BIG LIE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HAAR'S COMMENTS IRRITATE THIS VETERAN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*AFTERLIFE A COMFORTING THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FOOD COMMODITY GIVEAWAY TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONDAY LAST DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VIKING DAYS EVENTS START WITH PARADE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUNG INVENTOR TO BE HONORED TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SENATE CANDIDATES DEBATE ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD MEETING EXCLUDES ANY 'PORTRAIT' DISCUSSIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY TO SHARE LOTTERY WINNINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GUS HERCULES WANTS TO GET PEOPLE THINKING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*VIDEO LOTTERY FACTS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DAY CARE ABUSE CHARGED DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS PRISON TERM FOR THEFT FROM SDSU,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL POSSIBLE CORRECTIONS SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PEOPLE, PLACES MAY LURE FUTURE TRAVELERS","Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ENROLLMENT RISES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*A NEW PERSPECTIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEADWOOD GAMING GROUP READIES LEGISLATIVE PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WEATHER FAVORABLE TO HERMOSA FIRE CONTROL,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE ORDERS NEW PROPERTY TAX VALUATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*NEW MAKEUP LINE COVERS EVERY BASE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SOUTH CENTRAL IS WHERE THE BIRDS ARE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CITYWIDE VOTE ON TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HUNTERS FLUSH FEWER BIRDS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PANEL'S ANNOUNCEMENT TO AFFECT INDIAN CASINOS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*INDIAN HISTORY USED AS FODDER FOR MOVIE INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUDGET TALKS SHOULD BE NONPARTISAN (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIME TO MOVE ON WITH NEW CENTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FARM POPULATIONS BECOMING HISTORY (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*DEMOCRATS NOT SNUBBED,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LESS VIOLENT TV SHOWS CAN HELP CUT CRIME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TAX BURDEN OR CITY IMPROVEMENT? (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHRISTIAN ATHLETES SHOULD KEEP PRAYING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
IT WAS NICE TO SEE NEWS ABOUT CELLIST (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"UNDERSTANDING, LOVE COME HARD FOR SOME (L)","Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CHURCH CLASSES ELUDE SPECIAL-ED STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
OUR DUTY TO REPORT NEGLECT OF ANIMALS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
STATE MUST TAX LUXURY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
BOARD OF PRESERVATION TO PRESENT WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FRANCHISE EXPERT TO SPEAK AT LUNCHEON,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL PRODUCTS TO BE ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTHEAST SPREADS OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOICES BEING RAISED AGAINST TRASH TALKING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*16-YEAR-OLD FLIRTS WITH PERFECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PHEASANT SEASON OUTLOOK NOT AS DISMAL AS FEARED,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
DISASTER MENTAL HEALTH SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EMERGENCY OFFICE MOVES TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HUSBAND CHARGED IN DEATH OF WIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OMAHA MAN CHARGED WITH MAKING THREATS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WAKONDA MAN DIES IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CROWDS TURN OUT FOR VIKING DAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CHANGE IN THE CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POLICE TURN TO RESERVATION FOR RECRUITS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER TRIES MOVING SATELLITE LAUNCH DATE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BLACK HAWK MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS CHIPS IN FOR HOBO DAY GIFTS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER RUNOFF ABOVE NORMAL LEVELS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN ARRAIGNED IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SHEEP RANCHERS GLUM AS WOOL SUBSIDIES DISAPPEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE ADDS FRAUD TO SUIT AGAINST HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STATE TO CHANGE CRIME REPORTING,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*PAVILION OF ARTS AND SCIENCE AT THE HEART OF DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*WHAT WILL BE AT STAKE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PROPOSAL FOR CONVENTION SITE LESS CONTROVERSIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
THE PUBLIC WEIGHS IN ON THE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*HOLE IN I-29 OVERPASS DAMAGES VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
EXPERT CAUTIONS ABOUT LEACHING OF HERBICIDES FROM DI,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MILLER'S HANDLING OF BUDGET BRIEFINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HOMESTAKE MINING CO ACCUSED OF LAYING OFF WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
STAGING OWN PLAYS SHOWS TROUBLED GIRLS THEY HAVE WOR,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
STURGIS RALLIES MORE BUCKS THIS YEAR; VENDOR NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
LAWMAKER NAMED TO WATER BOARD WON'T TAKE PAY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
"*FARMHOUSE STANDS EMPTY, BUT NOT THE HARVEST, HUNT","Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*HE...SAID SHE...SAID,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*PEOPLE'S STORY MUSEUM IN EDINBURGH,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
"*MCKENNAN, SIOUX VALLEY UPGRADE BIRTHING SUITES","Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN PERFORM AEROBICS AT WOODLAKE CLUB,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1993, sect.N, p.06, col.2"
CONTROL OF STATE SENATE APPEARS UP FOR GRABS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PEOPLE DIVIDED BY RIVER WORK TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WIDOWS--DASCHLE AIDED AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PROPERTY TAX FAMILIAR VOTER TOPIC,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
LAND AMENDMENT SHOULD BE PASSED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*MEASURE 1 TRULY 'TAX SUICIDE',"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BEDDOW INEXPERIENCED WITH STATE BUDGETING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TEACHERS USE TACTICS THAT SCARE CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
VOTERS MUST KNOW HOW CONGRESS VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
GOVERNOR'S ELECTIONS OFFERS CLEAR CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BEDDOW'S BACKGROUND WILL HARM THE STATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY GIVES TOWNS EQUAL CHANCES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
FIGURES DON'T BACK CLAIMS BY BEDDOW (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
INITIATIVE 1 PASSAGE WILL COST SD DEARLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
JANKLOW HITCHES RIDE ON WINNER'S COAT TAILS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
JOHNSON'S SINGLE VOTE REPRESENTS SD WELL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
'E' WON'T ALLOW EXPANSION OF GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
"*TEEN TIME ON TV COULD USE SOME ZIP, STUDENTS SAY","Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOUNDARY CREATED BY BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR GRAND MARSHAL,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*JANKLOW, BEDDOW DEBATE FINANCES","Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TAX-CAP CRITICS HIT THE STREETS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LIST OF GOALS FOR CITY'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SUPPORT IS KEY--LEADER OF BUSINESS WOMEN'S GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SINGLE-ENGINE PLANE CRASHES ON TAKEOFF,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MUSIC MUSEUM LUNCH TO FEATURE CONCERT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SLIPPERY CONDITIONS CLOSE HIGHWAY 85,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RILEY'S REPRESENTATIVE TO ADDRESS PTA GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
AMUNDSON ON HIGH COURT BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*INTERSECTION ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"SWEDE'S BAR WILL OPEN, DESPITE FIRE","Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*SIGNING DEED DOESN'T END EARLIER DEBT FOR A HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*FARMERS FIND YIELDS LARGER THAN EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOME HEALTH-CARE CHANGE GOES SMOOTHLY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MUSLIMS IN SIOUX FALLS WARY OF FARRAKHAN,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DON'T USE MEDICARE AS BUDGET FOOTBALL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MESSAGE IMPRESSIVE BUT NOT MESSENGER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*EXAMS KEY TO STOPPING BREAST CANCER,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS SCHOOLS MISHANDLE CHALLENGE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DON'T ASK GIFTED STUDENTS TO MASK THEIR TALENT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
10TH STREET BRIDGE MENANCE TO DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
JOHNSON TOO LIBERAL TO HOLD PUBLIC OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BLOCK GRANTS WOULD GIVE SD MORE CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TREATMENT PROGRAM FOR PEDOPHILES A FARCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*SMALL STEPS CAN HELP CURE INDECISIVENESS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS FIBROMYALGIA GROUP MEETS MONTHLY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A PUZZLING PAIN POUNDS THE MUSCLES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*NORWEGIAN AUTHOR SPEAKS HERE, WROTE ""BOY FROM DUCK","Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOFER CARRYING HIS WEIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ARLINGTON MAN DIES FROM CRASH INJURIES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN BAND WINS QUAD STATE DIVISION,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN REPORTS RAPE AT TRUCK STOP,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLYGRAPH WANTED IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*CUSTODIAN, 57, FINDS REWARDS IN EARNING DIPLOMA","Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAN LOSES BID FOR PERMANENT BUFFER,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WEEKEND ROBBER STILL ON LOOSE,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SMITHFIELD PRESIDENT TO INSPECT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
HOBO DAY WEEKEND RELATIVELY QUIET,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW--ROUNDUP SHOWS OFF SD,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*POLICE HAUL TRUCKLOADS OF MARIJUANA IN BUST,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CORN GROWERS LEADER SUPPORTS FEEDLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"WHARF PAYS {dollar}150,000 FOR FISH KILL PENALTY","Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TOURISM BOARD UP IN THE AIR,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DOPPLER TO TRACK WEATHER IN TRI-STATE AREA,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DASCHLE EXPECTED TO NAME MUENSTER TO STAFF,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PANELISTS TO DEBATE ISSUES IN LAW SCHOOL SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RIVER RELEASE ON TARGET,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PAINTING WAS HIS HOBBY,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*GETTING OUT TO THE GAMES,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*CONSTRUCTION WORKER HURT,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SLAPS RESTRICTIONS ON WYOMING CATTLE IMPORTS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN GETS 15 YEARS IN PHARMACY HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
OSHA RULING IN TERRA EXPLOSION ANGERS FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*WHO SAID IT'S TOO COLD FOR OUTDOOR FUN?,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
BUSINESS CLUB SLATED FOR DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 17 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CITY EMPLOYEES PLAN TO PROTEST SALARY OFFER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC MAY BE SHELTERED FROM FUEL COSTS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LATEST IN GOODWILL GEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY EMPLOYEES PLAN TO PROTEST SALARY OFFER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'FIDDLER' LIVELY BUT UNGRACEFUL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"JOURNALISM EARNS WRITER'S LOVE, CRITICISM","Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
'FIDDLER' LIVELY BUT UNGRACEFUL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
URANIUM MAY REST UNDER SOUTHEASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GOLDEN TALES HAUNT PARK,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FEW BUSINESSMEN SEEK TOURISM AID,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FEW BUSINESSMEN SEEK TOURISM AID,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
URANIUM MAY REST UNDER SOUTHEASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*MAN SOUGHT IN KILLINGS-BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CHANGE AT TOP FOR CHAMBER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BELL-KELO-TV'S AD POLICY HURTS CAMPAIGN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ESSAY CONTEST SET ON INFLATION'S EFFECT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BELL-KELO-TV'S AD POLICY HURTS CAMPAIGN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
IMPROPER DISPLAY OF FLAG CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
COURT ALLOWS ROAD CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
IMPEACHMENT OF TREASURER SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
REDFIELD MILK WAR DRAINS DAIRIES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
FUNDING SOUGHT FOR WATER PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
COURT ALLOWS ROAD CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
FUNDING SOUGHT FOR WATER PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
FORT PIERRE TO VOTE ON BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
DAN PARISH SAYS GOP HAS SENATE HOPEFULS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
WATER BILL AVOIDS OAHE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
WATER BILL AVOIDS OAHE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
*CATTLE DRIVING REAPPEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SD EXPERTS PLANNING GRASSHOPPER STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
LIVESTOCK YARD ORDERED TO SUSPEND OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
"REGENTS SET GOALS, BUDGET","Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RAPID HAS BACKUP TO PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PATROL WON'T UNIONIZE THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"REGENTS SET GOALS, BUDGET","Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RAPID HAS BACKUP TO PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PATROL WON'T UNIONIZE THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MCGOVERN FUNDRAISER CROWD BIG,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER-ADMITTED UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LINCOLN MIME TROUPE CREATES SILENT WORLD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LIBERAL NOTIONS PERMEATE 'JOE TYNAN',"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'BEAUTY' AWAKENS TO NEW AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MORRISON CAPTURES SPIRITUAL ROCK GROOVE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*REV FADNESS' GAME PHILOSOPHY TO LEARN THE BIBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.C, p.15, col.1"
*REV FADNESS' GAME PHILOSOPHY TO LEARN THE BIBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1979, sect.C, p.15, col.1"
BROCHURES LIST ABORTION VOTES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BROCHURES LIST ABORTION VOTES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HYDRANT JARS SQUAD CAR IN 2ND FENDER BENDER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PHEASANT HUNTERS INVADE CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTERS INVADE CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ABDNOR, MCGOVERN TRADE CAMPAIGN ATTACKS","Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY READY TO DREDGE COVELL LAKE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ABDNOR, MCGOVERN TRADE CAMPAIGN ATTACKS","Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD REJECTED FOR FEDERAL RAILROAD FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS PART OF RATE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEAD OF SF LIBRARY NAMED STATE LIBRARIAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS PART OF RATE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEAD OF SF LIBRARY NAMED STATE LIBRARIAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITAL INQUIRY WITHHELD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW CRITICIZES NEW LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW CRITICIZES NEW LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COTTAGE CHEESE SUCCESS STORY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHO'S 'THE CITY'... (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
URGES 'YES' VOTE ON AMENDMENT C (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WIND POWER OFFERS FUEL ALTERNATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AGAINST PROPOSITION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MCGOVERN PRAISED FOR PEOPLE HELP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SMOKESCREEN USED AGAINST TAX ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WON'T TELL OTHERS WHAT NOT TO HUNT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SF DEMOCRATS' POOL AD CALLED 'LIE' BY REGENT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SF DEMOCRATS' POOL AD CALLED 'LIE' BY REGENT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REGENTS VOTE TO ASK TO SPEND EXTRA FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BLIND GIRLS TO STAY IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS CATTLE SHOT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
4 BALLOT ISSUES IGNORED,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HEAVY SNOW DIDN'T FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CLAYTON NAMED FEDERAL COURT CLERK,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
POLITICIANS ABUNDANT IN LYMAN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLITICIANS ABUNDANT IN LYMAN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PHEASANTS FALL ON OPENING DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PHEASANTS FALL ON OPENING DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DRUG DISTRIBUTION RACKET BUSTED-LINCOLN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LIBRARY DEBATE A STRUGGLE BETWEEN PROGRESS/HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW GRADE SCHOOLS...,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MEIERHENRY BOASTS INROADS IN DRUG WAR,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MEIERHENRY BOASTS INROADS IN DRUG WAR,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN CONCENTRATES ON WEAPONS AT HAND (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ADVANTAGES DESCRIBED FOR 4 YEAR HIGH SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"ONLY 8 READERS ANSWER OPINION SURVEY, 7 OPPOSE","Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"ONLY 8 READERS ANSWER OPINION SURVEY, 7 OPPOSE","Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ADVANTAGES DESCRIBED FOR 4 YEAR HIGH SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TUNE IN TO KAUR...,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DISLIKES NEGATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
TUNE IN TO KAUR...,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
KNWC STORY URGED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
KNWC STORY URGED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*WOOD & PRECINCT MAP SPECIAL BOND ELECTION-SF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MINN MAN DIES IN PICKUP ACCIDENT-FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MAN FACES AGGRAVATED ASSAULT CHARGES-ZELL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BOBCAT TRAPPING BANNED IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"CORN, WHEAT YIELDS SHOW INCREASE","Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HAY BALES IN DITCHES MAY BE HAULED AWAY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
JANKLOW URGED PRESSLER TO VOTE FOR ARMS SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
JANLOW URGED PRESSLER TO VOTE FOR ARMS SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*GRAY PRAIRIE PARTRIDGE FORGOTTEN GAME BIRD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SF MAN SPOTS RARE WHOOPING CRANES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*RINGNECKS AREN'T THE ONLY QUARRY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EX-PRISONER OF WAR--IT WASN'T LIKE 'HOGAN'S HEROES',"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EX-PRISONER OF WAR--IT WASN'T LIKE 'HOGAN'S HEROES',"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PHEASANT MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*DARLA KRACHT--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*THE MYSTERY OF COMPUTERS IS GETTING SIMPLER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT'S GOOD FOR FORTUNE 500 IS GOOD FOR FARMER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT'S GOOD FOR FORTUNE 500 IS GOOD FOR FARMER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD RANKED 49TH IN GOVERNMENT GROWTH,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.4"
*FARMERS--LET THE SUN SHINE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SF WOMAN'S LOVE OF HUNTING UNDEMINISHED--80 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CHILD CARE FOOD PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
UN CELEBRATION TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CHAMBERLAIN GROUP GIVEN GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
HOMECOMING AT SF COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*FAIRNESS IMPORTANT IN COMMUNITY OF RURAL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BENEFITS OF ANNEXING NEIGHBORHOODS EXCEED COSTS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRUCK SPILLS DIESEL FUEL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BROOKINGS FAMILY OVERWHELMED BY TOWN'S RESPONSE...,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COUPLE WHO RAISE QUAIL SUSPICIOUS OF BIRDS' DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANOTHER LOOK AT A WOMAN WHO WON SLOT JACKPOT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CREDIT REAGAN FOR GRAIN OFFER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGING PUBLIC NEED FOR WEATHER SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THINKS SD COULD BENEFIT FROM GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESERVE WAY OF LIFE--REJECT GAMBLING IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*STATE AUDITOR CANDIDATES ANSWER TWO QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GAME OFFICIALS ASK FOR PUBLIC'S HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT FOR INDIANS IN RC-ECONOMIC PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEAD'S 36-INCH SNOW SET RECORD--CITY IN DEBT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS MIGHT RETURN TO HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRUSTY'S ESCAPE WAS SECOND ATTEMPT THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RC POLICE SAY DRAG RACING INVOLVED PRIEST DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*LANDS ARMY UNIFORM CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MCGOVERN SLAMS DEMOCRATS' ISRAELI STAND,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*GIVE YOUR BACK A BREAK,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEARBORN NAMED ACTING HEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
PIRSCH SELECTED CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*MARCH OF DIMES PICKS LEADER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
WOELFEL IS GROUP'S PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MARSHMAN HEADS LOCAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
HARVEY APPOINTED COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SHLANTA ELECTED TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*HEARING EXPLORES HIGH INTEREST RATE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHILD WELFARE CONFERENCE AT COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS MAN KILLED IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FINAL SD I-29 SECTION OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP CALLS FOR REFORM OF CAMPAIGN SPENDING,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MINNEHAHA COUNTY, ABERDEEN RECEIVE TRUCKS","Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAKOTA TIMES TO COVER RESERVATION AREAS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*LEADER SAYS REAGAN MUST BRIDGE GENDER GAP,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MCKENNAN'S COPTER PLAN EXCELLENT IDEA (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPEEDERS ARE CRIMINALS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION OKS TWO BOND ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TAIWAN BUYS STATE'S WHEAT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
HOSPITAL MAY USE COPTER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROGRAM ALLOWS WORKERS TO TAKE TIME OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER HAS RECORD OF INCONSISTENCY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
ETSI--COST IS COMPETITIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PEOPLE NEED EXERCISE TO MAKE IT WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ANOTHER SNOW JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN TREADS SOFTLY FOR CUNNINGHAM,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INMATE SLIPPED THROUGH SYSTEM'S CRACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS' TROUBLES ON THE BIG SCREEN,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GARDENERS UNEARTH ONE-OF-A-KIND HYBRIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CREDIT UNION PLANS PARADE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SOCCER AWARDS BANQUET OCT 25,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
CEREBRAL PALSY SKATE-A-THON,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY REUNION,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
PLAY SERIES TICKETS ON SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
PRECIOUS FRIENDS COLLECTIONS CLUB,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SAFETY COUNCIL HAS AWARDS BANQUET,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*STRIKE UP THE BAND,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING BOARD DELAYS DECISION,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INVESTIGATION SET IN MINNESOTA PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF COLLEGE CELEBRATES HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STRUGGLE TO SURVIVE COLLEGE'S CLOSING,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUES FOR {dollar}10 MILLION IN HOBO DAY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES WILL DISCUSS ISSUES ON TV,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PUC HAS JURISDICTION IN CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LET'S NOT QUIT WITH JUST STOPPING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PETERSON NOT PLAYING GAME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"TAX BACKERS, FOES (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CATHOLICS ALWAYS JOKE TOPIC (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PRESSLER CRITICISM OVERSTATED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AGREE ON ROLE OF GOVT IN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA COLLEGE TO TEST COMPUTER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRANT WILL HELP YANKTON COLLEGE LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU STUDENTS WILL LEARN COMPUTER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TAX EXPERT GIVES ADVICE TO PASTORS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIALS WARN RESIDENTS ABOUT ATTACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MORE PAROLE OFFICERS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*MCGOVERN--REAGAN IS UNINFORMED,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIGN-UP FOR PARADE IS SLOW,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEFHOLZ REQUESTS JUDGE OFF BENCH,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
6 FARMERS FILING SUIT TO GET PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
CONFERENCE TO STUDY THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LAWMAKER HAS PLAN TO CUT INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NEED CERTIFICATE TO MOVE HIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
5 RESPOND TO CANOVA'S AD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*NELSON FAMILY IS PREPARED FOR RECRUITERS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*UNION SENDS MESSAGE TO MORRELL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EL SALVADOR PEOPLE HAVE SAD TALE TO TELL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOOD YEAR FOR BASEBALL IN MISSOURI (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STOP ALL NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*ALUMNUS GIVES ORGINAL PRINTS TO AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ALUMNUS GIVES ORIGINAL PRINTS TO AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GIRL SCOUTS LEARN TO SAY NO,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRAPPED DRIVER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COED DORM GETS TENATIVE OK,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION GROUP HONORS SIOUX FALLS VOLUNTEER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 4 YEARS ON PROSTITUTION CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2ND RULING ISSUED AGAINST HORMEL STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GUIDE TAMES KIDS WITH TALK,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*WIDOW TO FINISH BARNETT'S TERM,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DISABLED SPEAKER WANTS A CHANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMPANY CHOOSES IOWA TOWN OVER SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROSECUTOR EYES DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUSPECT IN FIREBOMBING OFFERED IMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"TEACHERS, SCHOOL BOARD REACH TENATIVE PACT","Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT TOXIN TESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE SET INVESTMENT RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEPARTMENT WANTS TO OWN ROAD LAND,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRO BASEBALL COULD RETURN TO AREA,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE-ABDNOR DEBATE POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HARVEST PACE QUICKENS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIGHT MEANS 1/2-DAY FEDERAL VACATION,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WINTER'S FOUL PLAY CUTS PHEASANT COUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DIABETIC INSPIRES TEAM,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR SHIFTS VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*KENNY ROGERS TO SING NOV 13,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*LOGAN HOMEMAKERS CLUB CHANGES WITH TIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
POETS GATHER FOR 1-DAY READ-A-THON,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
HAYWARD STUDENTS THANK HOWE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MAKE-A-WISH 50'S FROLIC SUCCESSFUL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
UP WITH PEOPLE EVENT UPLIFTING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
COVERAGE OF CROP WALK SALUTED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
THANKS TO FLYNN FOR BILLBOARDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BUSINESS MAN OFFERS IDEA WORTH CONSIDERING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEMOCRATS POINT FINGER AT THE WRONG PARTY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROPOSALS AIM TO PRESERVE NATURAL RESOURCES (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTERS NEED INFORMATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*KNIGHTS, WARRIORS CHAMPS","Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEAPARTE FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS FROM ELECTION DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TO DATE--{dollar}903,467","Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CUSTER PARK TO GO GLOBAL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAWKEY--POLITICS SPURRED SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS--CHARGES CONSIDERED IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PRIEST, NICARAGUANS TO TALK ABOUT CONFLICT","Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EAST RIVER POWER GETS PERMIT FOR SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TRIBAL EXTRADITION PACT NEEDED--CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OLD CITY FIRM IS SELLING OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEATHS HOMICIDE AND POSSIBLE SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GARDENS' RENOVATION SIGNIFICANT FOR SON,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER SUSPENDED PENDING HIGH COURT REVIEW,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN KILLED IN PICKUP ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE OUST 4 OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ANOTHER TELEVISED DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INDICTED DEPUTY CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*NOVAOCK TESTIMONY CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*SMALL GAME HUNTING LICENSES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*PHEASANT SEASON IS GOING GREAT GUNS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SERIES SEAT DOESN'T COME CHEAP,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF ARENA NEEDS A FRESH START (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ANOTHER VOTE NEEDED ON LOTTERY ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CONCERT REVIEW CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LOCAL INDIAN PAPERS PREVENT MISINFORMATION,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MEDIA MAY TAKE CLOSER LOOK,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SKATEBOARDS MINOR PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
UNION NEEDS SOLIDARITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
COMBINE FIRE SPREADS TO CORNFIELD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FIRE DAMAGES SALON, GROCERY","Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN ARRESTED IN ASSAULT INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN INJURED IN ARMED ROBBERY-SF,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SERIES FEVER INFECTS PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FARMING MOST DANGEROUS JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROMOTION COULD KILL HUNTING,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CONTEST GIVES SCARECROWS CHANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PORK PRODUCERS NEED TO BANK TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHIROPRACTORS WANT TO WORK IN HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RESIDENTS SUE TO STOP TRAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*ST CLOUD UPSETS USD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
FEWER PRODUCTION WORKERS IN 1987,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CAGE BRINGS OUT THE BOY IN MEN,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.C, p.10, col.5"
*GOOD BAD & FUNNY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PORK QUEENS PROMOTE PRODUCT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM THREATENS GRASS SEED SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SHOPKO DISPLAY GOES FOR RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LOFTY AMBITIONS LIFT LOCAL MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON--BILL EASES FARM CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*PRECINT SPLIT PLANNED TO REDUCE WAIT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SISTERS EVICTED FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD PLAYS CRUCIAL ROLE IN COMEBACK ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HALLOWEEN FROLICS IN DISGUISE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BETTER WAY THAN INITIATIVES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STILL FEELING AFTERSHOCKS OF CRASH (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINING IMPACT MINIMAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
IS ABORTING AN ADULT LEGAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STORY'S GOLD COSTS INCORRECT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MICKELSON'S INTEGRITY SLIPS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BALTIC'S SITTIG CELEBRATES SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BURGLARY SUSPECT FACES NEW CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER SHERIFF PLEADS GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LITTON LAYS OFF 100 FOR A WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN DETECTIVE'S JACKET,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEBATERS TRADE CHARGES OF NEGATIVISM,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NORWEGIAN STUDENTS BRING HERITAGE TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHERIFF LINKS SUSPECTS TO BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS FIGHT STREET NAME PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JOHNSON LEADS MONEY RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SAFETY AT MORRELL SLOWS TALKS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN ARRESTED IN FAIRVIEW BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REDISTRICTING ADDS SIOUX FALLS SENATOR,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AREA FANS ENCOUNTER NIGHTMARE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*SILENT AFTER BANK ROBBERY, MURDER","Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
STATE STEPS TO FRONT OF LOTTERY PACK (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WASHINGTON-AXTELL SWITCH PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MEDIA PROMOTE BAD ATTITUDES ABOUT WOMEN,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PROUD TO BE 'OUTBACK' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LATCHKEY CARTOON DEGRADING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
NUMBER LANES AT MALL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*HARRISBURG WOMAN BAKES BREAD BY MEMORY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY CHOOSES NEW UTILITY SERVICES HEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY NEGOTIATES TO SWAP HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAULKTON STUDENTS WILL RETURN TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARTFORD VOTERS OK WATER PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL PARENT NAMED STATE PTA PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MINNESOTA, IOWA OFFICIALS TO HOLD AIDS UPDATE","Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN'S INN BREAKS GROUND FOR NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF TEEN CENTER EXPECTED BY YEAR'S END,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ZOO'S EXPANSION WILL CLAIM PARK,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PREPARING FOR THE SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*STUDENT'S SUICIDE SURPRISES FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MORNING FIRE RAZES CHURCH IN WAVERLY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NO GAS TAX INCREASE FOR 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL AID FORMULA FAIR--CONSULTANT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHETHER NEW TRIBAL ELECTION NEEDED,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY EXPLAINS SNOW REMOVAL POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATES OF EXECUTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WORKSHOP CLIENTS BRIGHTEN COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*PASTOR PETE'S RETIREMENT IS FOOTBALL'S LOSS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KIRK'S TO CLOSE DOORS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
COMPROMISE SAVES AIRLINE SERVICE IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
DAKTRONICS COMPLETES UN WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*PHILIPS AVENUE BEGINNING HUMBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*READY FOR SOME SNOWBALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM--VOTERS MAY DECIDE FATE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*A KID'S BEST FRIEND,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*SAWYER BROWN MIXES TRADITION, ENERGY","Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*BARROOM DRAMA,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--EMERGENCY AMBULANCE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSH MUST LEAD WAY OUT OF MORASS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CIRCUSES SHOULD TREAT ANIMALS HUMANELY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WEALTHY SHOULD PAY FAIR SHARE ON TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'YES' VOTES WILL HELP SAVE STATE'S BEAUTY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RONCALLI LEARNS FEELING OF BEING SHORT-HANDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TEXTBOOKS SHOULD CHALLENGE CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LIMIT LEGISLATORS TO 6 YEARS IN OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
HURON DRESSED BEEF DENIES SALE RUMORS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PLANS FOR DAYS INN PROGRESS IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SF FIRM GETS RESEARCH GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*LEADER URGES NEW ENERGY DIRECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*PHILIPS RETAILERS HOPEFUL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
TOWNS TAKE SHELTER IN SALES TAXES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
CARTHAGE WOMAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE IN TRAILER DAMAGES ROOM,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER HOLDS LARGE LEAD OVER RIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE PANEL OK'S INDIAN HEALTH PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
US WEST PRESENTS GRANT TO TURN-ABOUT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CARS CRASH DURING SLICK CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CATHOLIC SCHOOLS UNITE INTO ONE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR HOPEFULS TRADE JABS OVER ADS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAPE REPORTS REACH 10-YEAR HIGH IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"UNION, STATE AGREE 450 CAN VOTE IN HSC ELECTION","Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAMUELSON WANTS JAIL ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
INITIAL OK GIVEN TO EXTEND SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NUCLEAR DUMP FOE QUITS HUNGER STRIKE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY APPROVES MONEY FOR INTRASTATE AIRLINES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CENTER WORKS FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RECONCILIATION BETWEEN RACES TOPS AGENDA,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*PAID {dollar}14,000 FOR SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH","Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIAMESE TWINS BORN TO SD PAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SMOKE GETS IN SD SKIES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONGRESS ACTIONS FUEL TERM-CUTTING DRIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
'ARGUS' INITIAL SUPPORT OF THOMAS REMISS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"RALLY, MARCH AGAINST RAPE SET FOR TODAY (L)","Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"SF NEEDS A LITTLE HELP, TOO (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WAS PRESSLER VOTE A SCHIEFFER TRADE-OFF (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*FILM SERIES TICKETS ARE SLOW TO SELL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GHOST DANCE ROCKS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ACCLAIMED CHICAGO BAND PLAYING AT POMP,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SDSU'S 'PRELUDE' A REGIONAL COUP,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RUSSIAN TRIO TO PLAY SUNDAY AT AIRPORT HOLIDAY INN,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SF COLLEGE CROWNS ITS ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAMISON TO CONTINUE AS LEAGUE TRUSTEE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU PRINTS DIRECTORY ON INDIAN RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEA SPLITS VOTES ON WATER BOND ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOCK EMERGENCY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAMING GROUP FUNDS GAMBLING SURVEY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRANDPARENTS THRILLED FAMILY FOUND,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY OPERATORS PLEAD CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEEKS {dollar}7.5 MILLION IN AGE DISCRIMINATION CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TEEN STILL INSIDE JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FEWER FLYING OUT OF RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER SDSU STUDENT LAMENTS 1990 RIOT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T DISMISS MADISON MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PASSES FUNDS FOR MILITARY PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TSONGAS CANCELS VISIT TO USD HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TODDLERS BARRED FROM VERMILLION DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TODDLER DIES FROM EATING MOM'S IRON PILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
POLICE STEP UP DAKOTA DAYS PATROL DUTY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
STATE'S PHEASANT POPULATION ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CATTLE HERD RANKS 9TH NATIONALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*CROP COVER LOWERS PHEASANT TAKE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW BURDENS CLOUD FUTURE OF FARMING,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE CONTROL AT STAKE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*KEY TO SD SENATE RACES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS CHANGE WITH THE TIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*SD ECONOMY STILL DRIVEN BY AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
FARMERS' GUIDE TO SURVIVAL--PRACTICAL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CANDIDATES LACK QUALITIES INDIANS EXPECT IN LEADERS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMMISSION NEEDS NEW PERSPECTIVES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MAKE SURE A VOTE FOR PEROT... (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE HELPED VET'S FAMILY AFTER DEATH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SLICK AD CAMPAIGN SELLING VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"VOTE TO OPPOSE MINING, DUMPS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DASCHLE HAS FOUGHT TO HELP VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
IT'S TIME TO REMOVE DASCHLE FROM POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DASCHLE PRAISED FOR STRAIGHT TALK IN PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
HAAR INSULTS VOTERS WITH TAX CHARGES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*TAXES WILL INCREASE IF VIDEO LOTTERY IS ELIMINATED,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"*VIDEO POKER RUINING LIVES, REPUTATION OF SD","Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"LETTER WRITERS CITE CONCERNS, BENEFITS OF LOTTERY","Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTERS STRUGGLE FOR LIMITS ON OPENING DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*COYOTES ON THE PROWL CONCERN OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*PHEASANT OPENER A DELIGHT TO SENSES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
NON-FILERS TO GET IRS ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR ON STARTING BUSINESS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HUNTERS CAN GO HIGH-TECH,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RALLY ON LOTTERY VOTE TO TAKE PLACE TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
RETIREE IS 1ST INDIAN NAMED TO VETS PANEL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT PLEADS GUILTY IN HOTEL HOSTAGE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"2 DIE IN RAPID CITY, MCLAUGHLIN CRASHES","Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ASK THE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*TEACHER TURNS PUMPKIN INTO ART,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
ACCIDENT REPORTS USUALLY COST,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*WATCHING THE PARADE GO BY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
"SF NEEDS MORE MOTELS, INN DEVELOPER SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
3 SITES CONSIDERED FOR MISSOURI BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*STUCK IN A MUDDLE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
"3,000 STATE WORKERS GET FLU VACCINATIONS","Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*DASCHLE OUTSPENT HAAR BY {dollar}4-TO-{dollar}1,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
*MEANS AT HOME IN CAMERA EYE--AS USUAL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*BUTTONS RECORD HISTORY OF POLITICAL SHOWDOWNS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*MEMORIAL EMERGES WITHOUT SCULPTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.G, p.07, col.5"
*DO OWN CHECKUP TO PICK DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL HEART PROCEDURE CAN EASE PATIENT PAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1992, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*ATHLETES BALANCE FARM CHORES, CLASSES","Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MOURNING MOTHER FIGHTS TEEN DRINKING,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CABLE TV RATES TO INCREASE 3%,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GORE PROPOSAL GETS CONSTRUCTIVE REVIEW (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WE FORGET INDIANS FORM A SEPARATE NATION,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*OTHER OPTIONS FOR OLD WASHINGTON HIGH NEED CONSIDER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*PAVILION MAKES GOOD ECONOMIC, EDUCATION SENSE","Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LANDMARK WHS COULD BE ACTIVITY HUB (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"PAVILION OPPONENTS FULL OF CONFLICT, CONFUSION (L)","Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
'YES' VOTE ON PAVILION IS VOTE FOR PROGRESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"PAVILION FUNDING, PARKING FIGURED OUT (L)","Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS NEEDS TO BEEF UP FACILITIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
WE CAN'T AFFORD TO DO NOTHING ABOUT CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*LIVING TRUSTS ARE OVERSOLD AT TIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FARMERS UNION PLANS HEALTH-REFORM SERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH COMMISSION MEETING THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE ELECTS OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS HOSTING RECEPTION FOR DOLE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY STARTS PREPARING FOR WINTER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*LAKE IN DANGER, RESIDENTS SAY","Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PEOPLE NEED OTHER PEOPLE--VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAN SHARES GOD'S WORD WITH THOSE BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TRIAL SET IN FIRST SWANGO LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BOMBERS ARRIVE AT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HARTFORD MAN JOINS AG EDUCATION BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON RECEIVES AID FOR FLOOD REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE APPROVES FUNDS TO FIX FLOODED ROADS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP CREATES LIST OF GOALS FOR CUSTER PARK,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
'BLOODLESS' FISH CATCH INTEREST,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COUNCIL CANDIDATE FOLLOWS PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TUBULAR AND JESTER HATS JOIN POPULAR HEADGEAR MOVEM,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*HAIL, HAIL, JUNK THAT COLLEGE MAIL","Argus LeaderOct 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*OFFICIAL--DASCHLE PRESSURE EVIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"MUDDY FEET, WET FEATHERS SLOW PHEASANT OPENING","Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SHOULD LEAVE VOTING AGE AT 18 (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CLINTON'S SUCCESSFUL IN SPITE OF GRIDLOCK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY MATTER OF RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
JANKLOW'S LEADERSHIP SHOULD BE VOTER CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LOTTERY NO WORSE THAN CREDIT CARD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ARTICLE DIDN'T GIVE FULL GAMBLING PICTURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
INITIATIVE 1 WOULD END WASTEFUL SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"LAW SHOULD STEP IN WITH CHILDREN, CRIME (L)","Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
STUDENTS LEARNING TO TAKE STAND ON ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*THE POWER OF A SONG,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FRAME AND WIRES HELP HEAL FARMER'S MANGLED LEG,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HALFORD WAS INTEGRAL PART OF SPORTS SCENE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SIEMONSMA SPARKS CHESTER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCRATCH GAME PROFITS GO INTO GENERAL FUND,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES ARREST MAN AT RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION GRANTS PERMITS FOR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN CHARGED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MINISTERIAL GROUP OPPOSES AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY PROPOSES WATER-RIGHTS FEE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RENTSCHLER JOINS LIST OF MAYORAL CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"RACE IS CLOSE, VIDEO-LOTTERY FOES SAY","Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
POLICE SAY BURGLARIES WERE WORK OF TEENS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT CLAIMS VICTIM--VALLEY SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TEEN-AGER IS KILLED IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN IS HOSPITALIZED AFTER ROLLING TRUCK,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POLICE OFFICER RECOVERING AT HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FLANDREAU LEASH LAW TESTED TODAY AT THE POLLS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CHILD-CARE CONFERENCE SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*YOUNG ARCHAEOLOGISTS DIG INTO PAST,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FORMER FOES LEND HAND TO JANKLOW CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*GRANDMA GOES TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MAN SAYS HE WAS MENTALLY ILL DURING KIDNAPPINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BEDDOW PUSHES FOR JANKLOW'S STAND,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*DESIGNER CREATES ESCALATOR IN THE ROUND,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE BOARD SUSPENDS PSYCHOLOGIST'S LICENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LEAGUE SPONSORS ELECTION DEBATES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"PRESSLER WARY OF GATT, FAVORS SLOW APPROACH","Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*TWO MORE TENANTS PLAN PHILLIPS CENTRE MOVE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*WOMAN PERSONALIZES STATIONERY FOR CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
LSD-LACED TATTOOS A 'HOAX' POLICE SAY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WALL DRUG NOT COLLECTING TOURISM SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS STUDY PROFICIENCY TEST FOR SOPHOMORES,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PHYSICAL DISCIPLINE IS NOT THE ANSWER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SPARE DEMOCRACY VAPID FLAG AMENDMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ARMED FORCES SERVE WELL IN PEACE AND WAR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TRAFFIC CONCERNS SHOULDN'T BE DISMISSED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"ENOUGH ABOUT WALSH, JOHNSON-PRESSLER FEUD (L)","Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*HALLOWEEN MORE THAN CANDY TIME IN CHESTER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS BOY DIES IN CAR-TRAIN CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE SEEK MISSING ROOSEVELT STUDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HISTORIC DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR IS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROPANE DEALERS LOSE OUT TO SUN,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRUCK SENDS TRAIN OFF ITS TRACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS TAKE A LEAF FROM OWN BOOK,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION FIRM SAYS COUNTY OWES IT MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FAIR GIVES NEW JOY BY WAY OF PROFITS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*SDSU STUDENT SENATE OK'S RECALL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
USD CENTER TO DISCUSS WAR IN BOSNIA TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MOODY COUNTY SHERIFF AGAINST DOG ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD NATIVE NAMED '95 TEACHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"WOMAN, 19, ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEAS","Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GAMBLING FOE CALLS FOR TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*STREET MAY OPEN BY NOV. 1,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CACTUS HEIGHTS GOLF COURSE WON'T SHUT DOWN--OWNER,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STATE'S SHARE OF LOTTERY REVENUE COULD BE {dollar}88.3 MILL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FELONY CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
"LIVED IN TOWN NAMED AFTER GRANDPA, DIES AT 82","Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*WHAT SOUTH DAKOTA TEACHERS GET PAID,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
AGREES TO INVESTIGATE ADULT ENTERTAINNENT CALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
SAVES BOY FROM DROWNING NEAR BIG BEND DAM,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE BUYS AIR FORCE LAND FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
REVENUE DEPT TO HEAR 516 APPEALS FOR DENIED TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
SBA LOANS IN SD HIT RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NATURAL GAS RATE HIKE OF 4% OK'D,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
HOME FEDERAL WANTS TO BUILD HARTFORD BRANCH,"Argus LeaderOct 18 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
USD CLAIMS HALF OF OIL BILL OVERRUN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
USD CLAIMS HALF OF OIL BILL OVERRUN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BLACK HILLS MURDER SUSPECT DEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
USD CLAIMS HALF OF OIL BILL OVERRUN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BROKAW PREDICTS AMERICA IN STORE FOR ROUGH SAILING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
OREGON MAN FIRES MATTRESS IN MITCHELL JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SD RANKS 40 IN EDUC SPENDING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
MEIERHENRY PUTS MONEY ON LEGAL GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HARNEY PEAK MAY BE WILDERNESS AREA,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*A FIRE-LONG JOHN SILVER'S RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY PUTS MONEY ON LEGAL GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY PUTS MONEY ON LEGAL GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DIRT BIKES STEAL FIRST PLACE WITH THIEVES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HARNEY PEAK MAY BE WILDERNESS AREA,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS PREPARE FOR BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
OAHE FOES WANT HEARINGS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
REGENTS PREPARE FOR BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"CAR BACKS OVER, KILLS WINNER WOMAN","Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
WANTED MAN NABBED IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
ENERGY POLICY OFFICE GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PIERRE WORKERS VOTE TO UNIONIZE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CARTER'S TURN ON ALASKAN OIL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SEES LACK OF CONCERN BY CITY FOR 2 GROUPS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
RATE RAISE REQUESTED,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MILWAUKEE STUDY CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
YEAR-ROUND PARK FEES REJECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SHERIFF DISTURBS POT HARVEST-ELK POINT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SD TOURISM DROPS BY 14 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*HIDDEN PAWNSHOP TREASURE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SITTERS LEARN SUPER POINTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*A COLD, WET DAY FOR HUNTERS","Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE MAN BEHIND MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*THE MAN BEHIND MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DOVE HUNTING ISSUE EXAGGERATED FOR VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DRESS WARM FOR RUN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*RUNNING HOOKS WILLIX,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
*HAVLICEK-A CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*FARMERS UNION URGES INTEREST RATE CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
*SPEECHMAKER STOPS SELLING TO PRAISE AMERICA,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
*FARMERS UNION URGES INTEREST RATE CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
*GERRY ENSZ NAMED 1980 'YOUNG CAREER WOMAN',"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.B, p.17, col.1"
*DAN GORDER PROMOTED TO ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.B, p.17, col.3"
WIDOWED MUST ADJUST TO SOLO LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*YEARS AS NEWSMAN FAIL TO SPOIL ANSON'S OPTIMISM,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER BRINGS MUSIC TO ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*VOLUNTEER BRINGS MUSIC TO ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AUTHOR LOOKS ASKANCE AT BREATHALYZER TEST,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FRIEDA BOS-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
"*ABDNOR, MCGOVERN VOTES CONTRAST SHARPLY","Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNUSUAL METAMORPHOSIS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HEY EDDIE-THESE PEOPLE ARE MAD TOO,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'I'VE BEEN TAKEN DOWN THE RIVER'-COLTON,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNUSUAL METAMORPHOSIS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*ABDNOR, MCGOVERN VOTES CONTRAST SHARPLY","Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PAIR FIGHTING BALDWIN SWITCH TACTICS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*REAGAN'S OUR BALLOT CHOICE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SAYS MCGOVERN BEATS ABDNOR ON PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*ENDORSEMENT-AN ASSET OR THE KISS OF DEATH...,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN SENIORITY IS THE KEY ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*ENDORSEMENT-AN ASSET OR THE KISS OF DEATH...,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION TO BRING TAX REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
IGNORING ELECTORATE ON DOVE ISSUE WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
THURMOND-AD CLAIM BY MCGOVERN FALSE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
WHAT MAGGIE WARREN THINKS OF HUNTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
USD MEDICAL SCHOOL GETS GRANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
VOTERS MUST REGISTER BY MONDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
WINNER TAX RILES RANCHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*CAR CRASHES INTO ARGUS--1 INJURED,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAR CRASHES INTO ARGUS--1 INJURED,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DON'T LET THE SNOW SHAKE YOU,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TO THE EDITOR--'...SOMEBODY'S GOTTA HOWL',"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BREAK-INS EXPOSE NERVES-MCLAUGHLIN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER'S MOST VISIBLE WEEK SINCE ABSCAM,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BREAK-INS EXPOSE NERVES-MCLAUGHLIN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEST RAIL CARS STILL STAND EMPTY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'I VOTED FOR THE RIGHT PRESIDENT',"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LACK OF DSC HOMECOMING COVERAGE DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RETAIN PERMITS FOR MINING EXPLORATION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNITED WAY DRIVE PROGRESSES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HYDE-HELMS BILLS ON ABORTION OPPOSED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GET US OUT OF UN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RC MAN ARRESTED AFTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAW MAY BRING MORE FOREIGN VISITORS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL MAN NAMED TO STATE BOARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAW MAY BRING MORE FOREIGN VISITORS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MERWIN--SD CAN MANAGE NATIONAL PARK,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MERWIN--SD CAN MANAGE NATIONAL PARK,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MERWIN--SD CAN MANAGE NATIONAL PARK,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL-LUNCH CUTS PUT BROWN BAGS IN STYLE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGACY OF COUNTRY SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
GRANT FOR LOAN FUND GETS OK,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ENOUGH WATER TO FLOAT A BOAT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
WET WEATHER PUTS DAMPER ON CORN PRICE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWO INMATES ESCAPE FROM COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE HAS EDGE POLL SHOWS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BLACK HILLS STATE LIBRARIAN HONORED,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SF ARTISTS WIN AT FARGO ART SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
VOLGA WOMAN RECOGNIZED FOR 4-H WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DELL RAPIDS BAND WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SD WOMEN COMPETE IN CHILLI CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"TOM LINTZ FALLS, ANDRE THE GIANT WINS BATTLE ROYALE","Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES' CAMPAIGN STRATEGY FOCUSES ON TV ADDS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRAT FOSS SAYS SHE IS EAGER TO WORK...,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP LEADERS TO CAMPAIGN FOR ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY PROCEEDS WITH ANNEXATION PLANS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SF FAMILY ON OPPOSITE SIDES OF POLITICAL FENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ARGUS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR 6 TOP SD POSITIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORLD IN A NEW ERA OF HUMAN SENSITIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UNHAPPY ROBERTS VOTED AGAINST DASCHLE BILL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRESSLER PRAISED,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THIS IS MORRELL APPRECIATION WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRUSTY TO BE CHARGED WITH ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FIREBOMBS EXPLODE AT PINE RIDGE NEWSPAPER,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"HERE'S HOW MUCH PACS CONTRIBUTED TO DASCHLE, ROBERTS","Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"ROBERTS, DASCHLE SPENDING THE SAME","Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEANS CALL FOR CONGRESSIONAL PROBE INTO AIM...,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"MURDO WOMAN NEEDS {dollar}5,000 TO SAVE CHURCH","Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BAD CHECK CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NEW PIPELINE--CANADIAN NATURAL GAS TO SD,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
BELT IN CEMENT PLANT CATCHES FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GRAND JURY TO INVESTIGATE DEATHS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LEMMON MAN KILLED IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
RC BUILDING TO GET FRESH AIR,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TEENAGER DIES IN MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT--BELLE FOUCHE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"VFW ENDORSES ROBERTS, DASCHLE","Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*A LOOK AT HOW MORRELL & CO GOT TO SF,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*ANING--A FAMILY NAME THAT'S SYNONYMOUS W/MORRELL'S,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL 304A'S PRESIDENT--THE GLASS BUBBLE WE LIVE IN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*VETERAN RALPH MORRIS REMEMBERS ALL PLANT WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*GEORGE MORRELL STARTED THE WHOLE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*MORRELL SENIOR VEEP PAYS TRIBUTE TO WORKERS...,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1982, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
SF JOBLESS RATE LOWEST IN NATION,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS VOTE TO HIRE ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FAIR HAS SMORGASBOARD OF INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BANQUET HONORS GERMAN HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
CCC WILL HAVE REUNION SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
GENEALOGY IS TOPIC OF WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SAFETY COUNCIL HAS AWARDS DINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
COLLEGE PLANS ANNUAL OCTOBERFEST,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
REPUBLICAN WOMEN SALUTE ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
"*JANKLOW, PERPICH WILL VISIT CHINA IN DECEMBER","Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW JUDGE NAMED IN TEA MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI MAN DIES NEAR GEDDES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SMALL SCHOOLS CAN'T FIND LANGUAGE TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HE'S NOT A HAS-BEEN OR A SPOILER,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS SPLIT ON NAMING HOLIDAY FOR KING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS' PANEL DISCUSSES CHANGE IN CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MANURE SPREADS NOT WELCOME ON LUVERNE STREET,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FREE TRIP COULD BE VERY COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*HEALTH, BUSINESS FAIR OFFER FASCINATING LOOK","Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRAIRIE DOG POPULATION DOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAILINGS CLEANUP WON'T START UNTIL SPRING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORT PIERRE REFUSES TO CERTIFY ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BOARD DELAYS DECISION ON TRAVEL EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ENGINEERS ON ROAD PROJECTS GO ON STRIKE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RECOUNT DOESN'T CHANGE DEADWOOD ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"BROOKINGS, YANKTON MAY GET LOANS","Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
OFFICIALS PROCEED WITH ATHLETIC PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"PHONE USERS CHEATED OUT OF {dollar}20,000","Argus LeaderOct 19 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
CANDIDATES FLING MORE RAZZLE-DAZZLE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
QUAKE JOLTS 6 STATES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FERRARO FLITS INTO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
GUEST CONDUCTOR HOPES TO CREATE A FEAST,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PERSISTENCE PAYS OFF FOR LOCAL ACTRESS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*GRAND JURY TO PROBE GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROBLEMS PLAGUE PHILLIPS HOMEOWNER,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER RAISES {dollar}1 MILLION FOR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE FARMERS SUE TO GET FEDERAL AID,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WOMAN CAUGHT IN MIDDLE OF DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STUDENTS WANT CALENDAR CHANGED,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REPORT--FACULTY SALARIES ARE LOW,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHEERS FOR LINCOLN'S BAND (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ENJOY FALL TRADITION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SALES TAX EXTENSION NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PRESSLER IS A GOOD SENATOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BILL IS A VICTORY FOR VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
GRAND JURY ON PRICE-FIXING ENDS SESSION,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK AT CEREMONIES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAUREEN REAGAN WILL RETURN TO THE STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY LIBRARY TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NUMBER OF BUSINESSES LIQUIDATING INCREASES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BELL, DASCHLE--FARMER NEEDS HELP","Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WORLD MARKET KEY TO HIGHER PRICES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OGLALA SIOUX TRIBAL COURT CLEARING BACKLOG,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BACKS SALES TAX EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
EDUCATOR TO TALK ABOUT LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"FAITH, POLITICS AFFECT DECISIONS","Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FATHER REFUSES TO GIVE UP HOPE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY WEEKLY DEBUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES {dollar}15 MILLION LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
RUST TRIES TO COAX HER RUST JOINTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PHEASANTS SEASON STARTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA BANK CLOSES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL--UNION NOT TRYING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL SPORTSCASTERS RATE COUNTERPARTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*MEESE NOT FIT FOR JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMPUTERIZED MAIL SLICK (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE RISKS EXAGGERATED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MINISTERS NEED SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*LINCOLN BOYS AND GIRLS SWEEP SIOUX INTERSTATE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE WORLD SERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*THE CAT'S MEOW,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NASA EXPERT TELLS STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS OK ALCOHOL IN GREEK HOUSES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOWN IN NATION'S NUCLEAR DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY HITS HALFWAY MARK,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA'S HOMECOMING PARADE IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BOARD DECIDES TO CLOSE FREEMAN JUNIOR COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES TO MEET THE PRESS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"MAN, 41, FOUND GUILTY OF HAVING SEX WITH BOY","Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINISTERS TELL TOWN TO BEWARE OF MOONIES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE VOTERS FACE 2 SPECIAL ELECTIONS THIS FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR RECEIVES GRANT TO STUDY BACTERIA,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IRS RAIDS MITCHELL MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
CITY POLICE SEEK ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD GETS SUPPORT IN WATER SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SWIFT MAY SELL MEATPACKING PLANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*DASCHLE, ABDNOR DISPUTE NEW ISSUES","Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RINGNECK RENDEZVOUS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*STATE MUST FACE REALITIES OF FARMS, JOBS","Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ABDNOR'S CAMPAIGNS ANYTHING BUT NICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
HERSETH BEST FOR FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
INDIANS DETERMINED TO WIN AGAINST ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
REPUBLICANS SHOULD HOLD ONTO MAJORITY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
GIVE DANCE CLASS CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
RAIL SHOULD BE MADE TRAILS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
THOMS SOLVES PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
BELL IS BEST HOUSE CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
GOVERNMENT VIOLATES RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
SEND RIGHT KIND OF MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
PROFESSOR DESERVES CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
*JONES POWERS USD,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA TO ASSURE BETTER DUCK POPULATION,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"GIRLS CLUB GETS {dollar}4,000 DAYTON GIFT","Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD GETS MONEY FOR LUNG STUDY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BELL BACKS REAGAN BUT NOT POLICIES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHOTGUN ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON STRIVES FOR GOAL OF STATEWIDE RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"LEACH MINING SAFE, AGENCY SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON FOR MORE AID TO ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUSTRIAN WANTS TRADE WITH SD,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TOURISM PLAN INCLUDES COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BISON TO BE AUCTIONED AT CUSTER STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRAT QUESTIONS STATE INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HEARING SET ON LAWRENCE COUNTY PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MADISON CONSIDERS 1 CENT SALES AND SERVICE TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANUFACTURER MOVING OPERATION TO WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*STATE FIRST IN OATS, RYE","Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*FULFILLS WILLOW CREEK CHURCH LEGACY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MARY DENE JUHNKE'S QUICK DIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
RESEARCHERS ISOLATED A NEW BACTERIUM,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CITIBANK TRANSFERS MCCROSSEN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*TWINS RECALL SPIRIT, FRIENDSHIP","Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BRIDGEWATER'S ROADS LESS TRAVELED NOW,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AIDS VIDEO,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MCDONALD HOUSE RECEIVES GIFT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TEACHERS' SORORITY 40 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ARTS COUNCIL OFFERS PUBLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
COLLECTORS CLUB PLANS FUNDRAISER,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY GIVEN ANTIQUES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
AUTOMAKERS BEHIND SAFETY BELT CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FOOTBALL STARS SACRIFICE YOUNG PLAYERS' FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HERE'S GUIDE TO HUNTING FUN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GREED KEEPS TOURISTS AWAY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
MORRELL COVERAGE ONE-SIDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*GIVE CHEMISTRY A BAD NAME,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
DAKOTA STATE COLLEGE GAINS GRANT MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS SELECT NEW FIELD DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ENROLLMENT RISES AT HURON COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOODWILL JOINS PLAN TO HELP WAKPALA,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OVERSEAS PACKAGES REQUIRE EARLY MAILING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY SEMINAR TO BE HELD,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMPUTER SYSTEM EASES LIBRARY USE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF SCHOOLS GEAR FOR REVIEWS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COMMUNITY CELEBRATES DURING JFK CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TIME IS NOW FOR HOLIDAY TRAVEL PLANS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MITCHELL MAKES GAINS IN SALES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FARM LEADER SAYS HE'LL SEEK REELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH HARASSING JUDGE BY PHONE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MORE CHILDREN TAKEN FROM PARENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SIX GROUPS JOIN IN PUSH FOR SEAT BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
UNCLAIMED MONEY RETURNED TO SD RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PATH OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ND TOO TOUGH ON WETLANDS RULES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
EVERYONE IS GETTING INTO TWINS ACT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOVING THE HARVEST TO THE MARKET,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHICAGO TRUST WINS HIGH SCHOOL BID,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HAZARDS FOUND AT COUNTY FAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STATE LEADS NATION IN BANK CARD USE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PHONE BILL DESERVES VOTER APPROVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CONGRESS SHOULD DEBATE PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROPERTY OWNERS PAY MORE THAN THEIR SHARE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAX SYSTEM CHANGE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MINES WORSE THAN FIRES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BACK HOME TAX RELIEF (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HOME TAXES TOO HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HURRAY FOR TASTE OF QUALITY FILMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*CHEF RECALLS OLDER TRICKS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BICYCLE PATH GETS MILEAGE MARKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE GETS GRANT FOR PROBLEM-SOLVING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DUKAKIS TO TALK WITH AREA FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOGEN RECEIVES NATIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UTILITIES ISSUES WILL BE DEBATED,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAPPING OFF HAT DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CENTENNIAL-AWARENESS TIPS DEVELOPED,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LODERMEIER TRIAL BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NELSON--HE'S A BETTER PROSECUTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSON BEGINS 2ND TOUR AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"DIVIDING BOARD PLEASES HOSPITAL, SCHOOL OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CONSTRUCTION AT ABERDEEN MALL DELAYED SIX MONTHS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP TO PROMOTE DUKAKIS-BENTSEN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GUARD RECEIVES PROFICIENCY AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOIL CONDITIONS COULD AFFECT 1989 CROP,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAIWAN TO PURCHASE BEEF FROM STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*NICOLAY'S TWO JOBS CONFLICT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FIRE INVESTIGATED AT CONTRACTOR'S HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HALFWAY HOUSE OPEN TO PUBLIC TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UNION MAKES COUNTER-OFFER TO MORRELL,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*O'GORMAN DEFEATS WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN'S BODY FOUND IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'YOU COULD HEAR ROAR',"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITIZEN'S GROUP SUPPORTS BOND,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--VIDEO GAMES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
QUAKE TOLL STUNNING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD HAS SEEN 61 TREMORS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*'SHOOTING STARS' FLICKERS AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLAYING AND PRAYING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO START SAVING FOR KIDS' COLLEGE COSTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ANDOVER FARMER DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON FARM HOSTS CORNHUSKING EVENT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY OFFICIALS ELECT STATE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE PLAN SOBRIETY CHECKS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROBE CONTINUING IN CITY HALL THEFTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLEANUP IN CANTON WAITS FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEARCH 'NOT AT DEAD END YET',"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUELL OF THE MILES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"PRISON RECEIVES EMERGENCY FUND OF {dollar}660,000","Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEADWOOD PEOPLE 'TOO BUSY TO MEET',"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRAIRIE SPORTS COVERAGE 'WAS GREAT FUN',"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STUDY PREDICTS INCRESE IN ELDERLY VISITS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SALMON SMALLER AT SPAWNING STATION,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
BILL WOULD TOUGHEN COUNSELING RULES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
DESIRE TO WIN CAN DRIVE TO STEROID USE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
NEW YORK BANK TO BUY FIRST CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"VIDEO LOTTERY HITS {dollar}121,000 ON FIRST DAY","Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*PROTECTING A GREEN INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"INDIANS, THERMOSET TRAVEL TOGETHER","Argus LeaderOct 19 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PRESS PROBLEM CREATED DELAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FOOTBALL LEGEND REMEMBERED FOR DARING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STEP BACK INTO AUTUMN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION SOURS SOME YANKTON WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FED WORKERS STILL UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ABOUT 450 ELIGIBLE FOR UNION,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
STATE DIVIDED ON GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
VOTERS FACE 2 BIG ENVIRONMENT ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CRITIC OF PRIEST SHOULD TRY COOKING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GIVE LAWMAKERS JOB PERFORMANCE WARNING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"YOUTHS NEED EDUCATION ON SEX, BIRTH CONTROL (L)","Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'YES' VOTE WILL HELP MEIERHENRY GRASP LAW (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON PRO-CHOICE VOTERS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"KEAN DILIGENT, FAIR, KNOWLEDGABLE JUDGE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"WHY IS BARR BAD, LEGIONNAIRE AMUSING (L)","Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MUENSTER SHOULD CLEAN HIS DIRTY CAMPAIGN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"TAKE A BOW, MR BUTT","Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WELL DONE, MARK","Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IN THE SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARTIST'S GRADE-SCHOOL LOVE BECOMES...,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
A YEARN TO LEARN AT AUGUSTANA THEATER,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SF COLLEGE CROWNS ITS ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AVERAGE GAS PRICE IN STATE IS {dollar}1.41,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS SITZMAN HELD WITHOUT BOND,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'GORMAN PRINCIPAL TO LEAD CATHOLIC DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD STUDENTS GET ILL FROM WHIRLPOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TAKES STEPS TO GET AROUND...,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"NELSON, PANKRATZ SPLIT ON AMENDMENT","Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SERVICE SET FOR ARMED FORCES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SENATE CANDIDATES SHARE BUDGET IDEAS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUDGET PLAN DOESN'T PLEASE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN PROVIDES EXAMPLE OF BILLING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATION WOULD HELP HURON NURSING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER PROJECT CLOSE TO APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GUARD MEMBERS TO GET TAPE OF FOOTBALL GAME,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*DOLE STUMPING FOR SD CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FARMER GETS 25 YEARS FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OFFICIAL HAD GUN AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ORGANIZERS EXPECT BIG HOBO DAY PARADE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VERMILLION RESIDENTS TO LEAD USD PARADE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COURT ORDERS NEW TRIAL FOR LAKE ANDES MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AUGUSTANA WILL EARN HOBO DAY VICTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1990, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
"*SF, LAKE HOMES DAMAGED","Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE FIRST GLIMPSE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
INDIANS PLAN TOMAHAWK CHOP PROTEST AT SERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'RIVER'S EDGE' TACKLES RECONCILIATION ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*SD AUTHORS BOAST BEVY OF BOOKS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SENATOR CLAIMS OTHERS GET PRIORITY TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GET GOOD COACH TO WIN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*LICOLN SWEEPS SIC MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON VOTES AGAINST GUN BAN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL CHAPTER PLANS MEETING TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON SCHEDULES SESSION FOR NOVEMBER 26,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SURGERY POSSIBLE FOR SIAMESE TWINS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COOL TIME ON CAT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--SCHIEFFER NOMINATION ODD,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER ASKS THAT STATE'S ATTORNEY BE TAKEN OFF CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN SAY NIGHT TERROR MUST END,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SPEAKER--WOMEN STILL ROLE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
O'CONNER--STATE NOW NEEDS INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW CHARGES FILED IN LABOR DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE OTHER BLAZES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PROUD FAMILY INTRODUCES TWINS TO WORLD,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FAMILY FILES SUIT OVER PAP SMEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TEACHERS SAYS CHARGES CAME 'OUT OF BLUE',"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*WORLD SERIES '91,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*UPSET BY PLANS FOR ABANDONED MISSILE SILOS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAW CHANGES BOOST SPECIAL ED COSTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINING INITIATIVE SHOULD BE REJECTED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*OPRAH SHOW WAS A GOOD FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*MINING INDUSTRY NEED LIMITS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*MINING INITIATIVE IS THE WORK OF EXTREMISTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CANCELING 'PORTRAIT' AMOUNTS TO CENSORSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COUNTRY NEEDS TO RE-ELECT BUSH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HOUSE CANDIDATES RUN POSITIVE CAMPAIGNS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TERM LIMITS WON'T SOLVE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"VOTE TO RE-ELECT DASCHLE, JOHNSON (L)","Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
BUSH COMPROMISED ON TAXES FOR REASON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
HOBO DAY CONCERT REVIEW WAS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
VIDEO GAMBLING IS NOT PAYING OFF (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
NEEDS TO INVEST IN OUR OWN COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
STATE CAN RESOLVE OVERCROWDING PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
INCOME TAX PROPOSAL DOESN'T OFFER CONTROLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
HARLEY RIDERS SAY HILLS BEST FOR TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
US ATTORNEY'S OFFICE SHOWS PROFIT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX VALLEY EXECUTIVE ADMITS SHE CAN SPIN THE YARN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*VIDEO LOTTERY HARMFUL, FOES SAY","Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"GOLF COURSE, BILLBOARD ISSUES TOP CITY AGENDA","Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC WELCOME AT AMBULANCE SYSTEM MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*CAMPAIGN AD WATCH,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EMERGENCY LANDING SPURS AIRLINE SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE HOPES FOREIGN TRAVELERS STOP HERE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WELDER'S CAREER TAKES ARTISTIC TURN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FORMER RESEARCH FARM FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BUSINESSES MUST REPORT {dollar}600 WINS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*FLAG FOOTBALL KEEPS ADULTS PLAYING LIKE KIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DON'T ALLOW OTHERS TO TELL YOU WHO TO BE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEENS PACK 2-CAR GARAGE TO ROCK,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PREGNANT WOMEN MUST CONTROL ASTHMA PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"*CRAZY HORSE IS MONUMENT TO VISIONARY, PEOPLE","Argus LeaderOct 19 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*{dollar}1 AN HOUR HIKE MAY BE A TREND,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*FATE OF PAVILION, CONVENTION CENTER IN VOTERS' HAND","Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SWANGO USES ALIAS IN NEW YORK,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PLANS NEW STORE ON 41ST STREET,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SOLAR GRAVE MARKERS TO GET PATENT TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BORING NAME MARKS WORTHY OBSERVATION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FIRING KELSO WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"HUTTERITES WORK HARD, READY TO HELP OTHERS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DANSON'S RACIAL SLURS SET POOR EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS OK SHOVELING ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA CASH WINNER GOING TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESIDENT OF USD JOB SEMI-FINALIST,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE SENT TO PRISON FOR DISTRIBUTING CRACK,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GUARD SUSPENDED FOR LEAVE ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SCHOOLS MUST LEAD REFORM, SPEAKER SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NARROWING DOWN LIST OF SUPERINTENDENT CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BURGLAR RECEIVES 10-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
WAGNER PRINCIPAL ACCUSED OF ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AIR-CONDITIONING WORK MAY COST {dollar}1.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN HELD IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RECEPTIONIST WINS USD SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU MAY OPEN CLASSES TO SENIORS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION MAN DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WORKING WOMEN SUBJECT OF FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE APPROVES CITY TRANSIT GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
KAISER'S EX-WIFE SAYS HE THREATENED TO KILL HER,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAIN SHOWERS SLOW DOWN STATE'S SOYBEAN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BEDDOW PLANS TO ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
OUTGOING ATF DIRECTOR TO SPEAK ABOUT WACO RAID,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SHARPSHOOTING KEEPS IRENE ROLLING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STREP INFECTION A NASTY PAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSEPLANTS ALSO NEED WINTERIZING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FIRST BANK TO BUY WESTERN BANK,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*HERE, KITTY, NO FREE REIGN IN FLANDREAU","Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CANCER VICTIM DOESN'T WASTE TIME ON REGRETS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INVESTMENT MEASURE SHOULD BE APPROVED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
HOME SMOKE DETECTORS NEED BATTERY CHANGES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
OTHER OPTIONS EXIST BESIDES PROPERTY TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
VIDEO-LOTTERY MONEY DOES TURN OVER IN CITIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
THE REAL PROBLEM IS GOVERNMENT SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
SALES TAX WON'T EQUAL VIDEO-LOTTERY RECEIPTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
YOUTHS NEED JAIL TIME FOR DESTROYING HOME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.4"
ORGAN RECIPIENTS PAY THE EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RENTSCHLER ENTERS RACE FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ELSTON DROPS OUT OF SHERIFF RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ALL ABOARD THE C-SPAN BUS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX EMPIRE PROFIT ONLY FAIR THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD DOWN 10 PLACES IN RANKING OF HEALTHIEST STATES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CONVICTED MOLESTER IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*TRUMBALL DEPARTS COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
218 CHARGES FILED AFTER HOBO DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*COLLEGE RECEIVES INDIAN INITIATIVE GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS BAN ON NUDE DANCING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TESTING FOR RADON GAS ENCOURAGED THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL TRADES LABELS FOR TWO DODGE VANS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CO-OP OFFICIAL SPEAKS TO GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*STUDENT-BODY LEADER ENTERS GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FARM PESTICIDES FOUND IN DRINKING WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
USD SHOWS DROP IN OUT-OF-STATERS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CORN COOPERATIVE PURSUES NEW SITE IN MOODY COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DEFER ACTION ON PLANS FOR TRUCK PLAZA,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JOHNSON OUTSPENDS BERKHOUT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*TREASURER OF POETRY SOCIETY DIES AT 67,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MILLER'S TESTIMONY TO SUPPORT RIVER PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"STATE LACKS JURISDICTION, LAWYER TELLS COURT","Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LEAVE THEM ALONE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"*BOND PROSPECTS GOOD, ADVISER SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HERE'S PROOF BANNERS UNIFY COMMUNITIES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEEN RAPE VICTIMS 'TROPHIES' FOR POSSIBLE GANGS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CORN PRICES CLIMB,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS REQUEST STUDY OF MEATPACKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EDUCATION IN LINE FOR ANOTHER HIT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KEY TO QUELLING RACISM FOUND WITH INDIVIDUALS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW'S COMMENTS DISAPPOINT PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CONDEMNATION OF BAND SHOWS A CLOSED MIND (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--ATLANTA BRAVES & CLEVELAND INDIANS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
EVERY DAY CELEBRATES WHITES' ETHNIC GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
ALLOW CITIZENS SAY ON WOMEN'S PRISON SITE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*CYBER-GIMMICK ON SHAVING SHOWS THE 'NET GONE NUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AGEE LEAVES FINE ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHARTER SCHOOLS UNNECESSARY (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"DOG KNOCKS BOY OFF BIKE, BITES HIM","Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ROSS MURDER SUSPECTS SHARE CELLS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AGENCY TEARS DOWN BARRIERS FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SW SIOUX FALLS RESIDENTS GAIN RELIEF FROM DRAINAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MTV SHOW RILES LEADERS IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CONSULTANT IS UPDATING JAIL POLICIES,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*SEED COMPANY WANTS TO BUILD PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CEREMONY TO MARK COLLEGE AWARD FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BACTERIA COULD HELP SEAL MOUNTAIN CRACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DAMAGED TRACK REOPENS 28 HOURS AFTER DERAILMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW--PRIMARY WON'T HAVE MUCH INFLUENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*CANISTOTA'S TOP HANDYMAN DIES AT 60,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SPECIAL-EDUCATION STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PROPOSED TEST FOR SOPHOMORES MAY FIT WITH OLDER EXAM,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BENEFIT WILL RAISE MONEY FOR FUND IN MEMORY OF HUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DEVELOPMENT PARK ON ROAD TO OPENING,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
COURT TO DECIDE FATE OF MAN WHO KILLED STORE CLERK,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD TRUCKING FIRM IS BEING PROBED IN SCHWAN'S CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 19 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"*HUNTERS WOULD'VE LOVED GLORY DAYS OF 40'S, 50'S","Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*HUNTERS WOULD'VE LOVED GLORY DAYS OF 40'S, 50'S","Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS TELL JANKLOW TO MAKE THEIR OWN CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS TELL JANKLOW TO MAKE THEIR OWN CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*CITY WORKERS PROTEST PAY OFFER, BUDGET FAT","Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*CITY WORKERS PROTEST PAY OFFER, BUDGET FAT","Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*CITY WORKERS PROTEST PAY OFFER, BUDGET FAT","Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*CITY WORKERS PROTEST PAY OFFER, BUDGET FAT","Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HE ONLY WANTS SOME PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*TEAM EFFORT AIDS HEART ATTACK VICTIM,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*HE ONLY WANTS SOME PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*MAN APPARENTLY ACTED ALONE IN KILLINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
USD LOT TO GET NEW SURFACE DESPITE UTILITY BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EXECUTIVE ORDER PUTS EDUCATIONAL TV IN BIND,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CHAMBERLAIN MAN PLEADS INNOCENT IN DEATHS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WATER STANDARDS EXPECTED TO STAND,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"MINISTERS, YOUNGSTERS TO TIP OFF","Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WATER STANDARDS EXPECTED TO STAND,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS CLAIM 3 LIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
GAS SELLING FOR {dollar}1,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
EDITORIAL ON DAKOTA PROPOSITION DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
QUESTIONS PROPERTY TAX BURDEN FOR ED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
STOP CRYING WOLF (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EDITORIAL ON DAKOTA PROPOSITION DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
QUESTIONS PROPERTY TAX BURDEN FOR ED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"DISPUTES ACTION BY FLOREY, ACLU (L)","Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
OPPONENTS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS APPLAUDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
URGES MORE COVERAGE OF YOUTH ACTIVITIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
ARGUS 'FREE PRESS' EDITORIAL COMMENDED,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
PRESSLER TRIES TO RAISE HIS NAME IN TENNESSEE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EASTERN SD CATHOLICS NOTING DIOCESE'S 100TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BOTH CAMPS CONFIDENT IN 2ND DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOTH CAMPS CONFIDENT IN 2ND DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VERMILLION MAN GEARS UP FOR BICYCLING ENTHUSIASTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*A FAMILIAR SD NAME POPS UP AGAIN ON THE BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*VERMILLION MAN GEARS UP FOR BICYCLING ENTHUSIASTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*A FAMILIAR SD NAME POPS UP AGAIN ON THE BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
THREE INJURED IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUC RACE OVERSHADOWED BY SENATE CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUC RACE OVERSHADOWED BY SENATE CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD IN FOREFRONT ON BALLOT MEASURES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUC RACE OVERSHADOWED BY SENATE CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD IN FOREFRONT ON BALLOT MEASURES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF HOSTS ELDERLY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WHY FORECLOSE NUCLEAR OPTION...(ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITES MCGOVERN'S HELP FOR EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"HUNTING, SPORTSMEN HELP PRESERVE WILDLIFE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OIL FIRMS CAN'T CONTROL SEN MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEARS THREAT OF RADIOACTIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DEFENDS ABDNOR, CRITICIZES MCGOVERN (L)","Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CONSUMER-ORIENTED AG DEPARTMENT HIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"DEFENDS ABDNOR, CRITICIZES MCGOVERN (L)","Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"THREAT SEEN TO SOIL, FOOD FROM URANIUM (L)","Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
QUESTIONS MCGOVERN ABOUT OIL PRICES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*ROBERTS, STOFFERAHN LEAN RIGHT","Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*ROBERTS, STOFFERAHN LEAN RIGHT","Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
TOXIC WEED POPPING UP,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SECOND HEARING PLANNED FOR FISHING SEASON CHANGES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
HIGHER SLAUGHTER PRICES SEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
MIGRANTS HAVE BIG SD IMPACT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
MIGRANTS HAVE BIG SD INPACT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"DELAY SCHOOL FOR STATE FAIR, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DELAY SCHOOL FOR STATE FAIR, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF COMMISSIONERS CAN'T JUSTIFY PAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SF COMMISSIONERS CAN'T JUSTIFY PAY INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"WATER, RAIL DEALS IN LIMBO","Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"WATER, RAIL DEALS IN LIMBO","Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ANSON YEAGER WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ANSON YEAGER WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*UNION IN HIS BLOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*UNION IN HIS BLOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SHELVED FILMS GET ANOTHER CHANCE WITH CRITICS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NURSES NAME OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*JEAN RUDD AWARDED ANNIE D TALLENT MEMBERSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
VFW CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*BOHY NAMED TO DELEGATION TO AM HOSP ASSOC,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
HIGH NOON OPTIMISTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
OFFICERS OF THE SDSA,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
VENTURE CLUB BUFFET,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*HURON'S ANDERSON HAS MUCH IN HIS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HURON'S ANDERSON HAS MUCH IN HIS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN'S HOME IS THEIR CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES SAY RESERVATION LAW NEEDS CHANGES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES SAY RESERVATION LAW NEEDS CHANGES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY LIBRARY SETS UP BUILDING COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS TO DECIDE SCHOOL BUILDING ISSUE TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5 COMMUTER AIRLINES SUBMIT AID REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY TO ISSUE LAST 2 LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESERVING PARK SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WATT'S MAJOR POINTS, CHALLENGE ON SD VISIT (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF PHARMACIST LOSES HIS LICENSE FOR 30 DAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHAMBER TO STUDY SD TAXATION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MATHIS TO APPEAR BEFORE GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD UNIT WINS RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHAMBER TO STUDY SD TAXATION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BN COMPLETES PHASE-IN PROCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PIERRE FIRM BUYS EAGLE BUTTE BANK,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ABERDEEN VFW FINED FOR GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HUNTERS AVERAGE 2 PHEASANTS APIECE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EX-POLICEMAN SENTENCED IN SEX CRIME-PIERRE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
28 TAKE RABIES SHOTS AT AIR FORCE BASE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
3 DIE ON SD ROADS OVER THE WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
WILL 1982 BALLOT INCLUDE DAKOTA PROP...,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*EASTERN SD GETS FIRST TASTE OF WINTER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD ONLY STATE TO HAVE DROP IN JOBLESS RATE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SAGGING SALES FORCE LITTON TO LAY OFF 125,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE BRINGS CONFUSION TO OLD,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BIKERS RIDE OUT DIFFICULTIES IN EUROPE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNITIANS MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SEARCH FOR FOREMOTHERS BEGINS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*AREA HIT BY FIRST SNOWFALL OF SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NOTEBOOM ALWAYS KNEW HE WOULD RUN FOR COUNTY POST,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*STATE OWNED RAILS, WATER SALE, SELF DEFEATING...","Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REPUBLICANS RALLY BEHIND HOSPITALIZED ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LOANS UNAFFECTED BY LOWER RATES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*SCHIRMER, BARKER, THOMS CLEAR COMMISSION CHOICES","Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMITTEE AGAINST GAMBLING AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SCIENCE CENTER URGED FOR SF ATTRACTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ADVICE FOR ROBERTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
REAL REPUBLICANS? (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
REPUBLICANS BLAMED FOR GAMBLING AMENDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
'NO' ON GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ROBERTS CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PETERSON EVALUATES CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROPERTY SEIZED FOR INCOME TAX EVASION-HURON,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD HAS HIGH DRAFT COMPLIANCE RATE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION CITY COUNCIL PASSES BUDGET,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WHEAT GROWERS WANT STRONGER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
16-YEAR OLD CHARGED WITH PRIEST'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUTHORITIES DIDN'T KNOW PRISONERS ESCAPE RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEFENDANT DOESN'T PARTICIPATE IN FEDERAL TAX TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AGENCIES MUST TELL IF THEY HAVE INFORMANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTIAN MAKES CHURCH HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT--INDIAN INMATES MUST HAVE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
FORD EXECUTIVES PROMOTE NEW CAR LINE IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
DASCHLE OUTSPENDS ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"ROBERTS, DASCHLE GET NEW PAC MONEY","Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*VARILEK WOULD RUN CAMPAIGN DIFFERENTLY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
TRAIN DERAILS AT CANTON,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
INDOOR FOOTBALL DOESN'T SEEM RIGHT TO WALT EVANS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GARY MAFFETT FOR THE DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GEESE NUMBERS SLIGHTLY UP ON MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NASTY WEATHER GOOD FOR DUCK HUNTING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD PHEASANT SEASON OFF TO A SOGGY START,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SF HUNTERS BAG TROPHIES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*23 HUNTERS ARRESTED AT I-90 ROADBLOCK,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*98 PERCENT LIVE NEAR DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW ALMOST QUIT OVER NEWSWEEK STORY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DANCER'S CAREER FALLS INTO STEP,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WILKINSON CROWNED AT HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
GUTNIK HONORED AS PHYSICIAN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
HOLM IS YOUNG CAREER WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*COLWELL IS VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*RAVEN BUYS OUT ULTRALIGHT COMPANY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL PENALIZES PEOPLE WHO STEAL CABLE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY PLANS FOR ACQUIRING BLOCK 11 LAND,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HALTING BUFFALO FIELD SLAUGHTER CREATES PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT WILL DECIDE CATCH THE BEAT DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIALS OPPOSE PLAN TO MOVE STATE CHEM LAB,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*STUDENTS WANT CAMPUS BEER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GRAND JURY IS SMEAR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORTIMER WON'T REVEAL WHY SHE RESIGNED,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WYOMING TOWN OPPOSES NUCLEAR DUMP,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD PUT THEIR ACT TOGETHER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INTERSTATE COMPLETION A GOOD FEELING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VIEWERS SHOULD VOICE IDEAS ON NEW CABLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW SHOULD DECIDE ROLE AND PLAY IT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SOME DAY FEAR WON'T BE PART (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ENTERTAINERS SHOULD HAVE SAME STANDARDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DEATH DIDN'T STOP DREAM,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSURE MAY HAVE DELAYED FEES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOARD PICKS SERVICES CENTER ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DIXON MAN BACKS TRUCK OVER SON,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MORE STATE POST OFFICES HANDLING PASSPORTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RULING ALLOWS DEMS LATE DELEGATE SELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
UNION WILL VOTE ON COLLEGE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
20 GROUPS FOR REVIEW OF BEAR BUTTE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF BERTHS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*JENSEN, BAAR IN WINNER'S CIRCLE","Argus LeaderOct 20 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESSES CROWING OVER INFLUX OF HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MUSIC OF YOUTH CONTAINS HALLELUJAHS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*NEW CONGREGATION TO MEET IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
AUGUSTANA'S GOOSE TAKES GANDER AT...,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY CHARGES SUSPECT WITH ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS POSTPONE SCHOOL START DECISION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER BOARD APPROVES RULE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WHERE OLD FRIENDS MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RELIGION IN POLITICS NEEDS BALANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MEETING SCHEDULE PROMPTS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*UNITED WAY PAST HALF-WAY MARK,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ERA OF RELIGIOUS FERVOR (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW POLITICAL PARTY FORMED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TREKKERS NOT CULT MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEASURE MAY HELP TOURISM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MCGOVERN'S VIEW IS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRESSLER ADDRESSED ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
JUDGE ORDERS RICHARDS BACK TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS THINKING OF BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
4 DIE IN 3 SEPARATE STATE ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"RUSHMORE, DAMS OK AFTER QUAKE","Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE HAS REGION'S LOWEST MILK PRICES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HARVEST SUN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S PHEASANTS RUN FOR COVER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRAGEDY CLAIMS 7TH VICTIM,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY EXTENDS SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STRIKERS GET A BOOST,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CARLSON GETS {dollar}10 MILLION IN BONDS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BISHOP SEEKS TO CURB FEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SIDES ARE DRAWN IN FARM-BILL WAR,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FARMERS NOT SOLD ON SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CITY'S LEADING NAYSAYER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JANKLOW'S EFFORTS TO END STRIKE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*EARL STRUCKE NAMED PRESIDENT OF KIWANIS EAST,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*JULIE BARG NEW PRESIDENT OF GIRLS UNIT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHAPTER OF BETA SIGMA PHI ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DON'T TAKE TREATIES WITH TRIBES LIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
KELO-LAND PUBLIC SERVICE DIRECTOR WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY OPTIMIST CLUB INSTALLS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DON'T AGREE ON VIRTUES OF WASTE COMPACT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
WASTING TIME WORRYING ABOUT BOOZE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*SDSU HOBOS RIDE USD OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEST BUYS IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FDIC TO TAKE OVER 120 LOANS FROM FAILED BANK,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE DROPS SEVERAL CHARGES AGAINST FLITTIE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLAYOFFS QUEST KICKS OFF IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WORK SAVES WOMAN FROM BLAST,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL PATRONS TO GET THEIR SAY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SPIRIT SOARS WITH PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BILL INCLUDES MONEY FOR SD WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HONORED AT HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON POLICE SEEK MAN WHO EXPOSED HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TEACHERS SHOW COMMITMENT, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY OFFICIALS SEEK STATEWIDE INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FEARS SMALL TURNOUT FOR NUCLEAR VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TO GET MONEY FOR RURAL CRISIS LEGAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PHEASANT HARVEST REMAINS SLOW,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING STATE TROOPER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*REEL FUN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KIDNAP FOLLOWED THREATS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA ENDS LOSING STREAK WITH 23-20 HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JACK'S BOUNCE NO. 1 USD,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA BLACKOUT LEADS TO WORKER INJURY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BEDROOM BEATER CASE BRINGS SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES CONSULTANT CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"AIDES HOPE ABDNOR FUND-RAISER NET {dollar}200,000","Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARRESTS WOMAN FOR MURDER ATTEMPT ON SON,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"FOOD PANTRY SEEKS {dollar}3,000","Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"AIRLINE EYES WATERTOWN, ABERDEEN SERVICE","Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD OK'S HIGHER PAY FOR STATE PSYCHIATRISTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD OKS HIGHER PAY FOR STATE PSYCHIATRISTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT WORKS WELL DESPITE VACANCIES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXPERT REPORTS APHID INFESTATIONS IN WHEAT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIERRA CLUB TAKES AIM AT JAMES RIVER ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WINTER WEATHER AWARENESS WEEK SET NOV 4,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABOUREZK CRITICIZES TERRORISM STAND,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW JOINS 8 GOVERNORS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
POLITICIANS TAKE TO SD FIELDS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LACK OF WATER HARMFUL TO MIGRATING DUCKS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
EVENT MOVED UP IN 1986,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
YOUNG HUNTERS NOT EXEMPT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
MIGRATION IS EARLY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
WILD GAME COOKOFF SLATED,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*SD NATIVE TENDS HOUSE FOR ROYALS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*LINCOLN JUNIOR FOILES RISES TO OCCASION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*GLAMOUR SPOT RESURRECTED IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GOLDIE KOOP SHARES HER SECRETS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*PIERRE COMPANY HELPS SALES PITCHES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AMERICAN WESTERN RECORDS RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PROJECT HOMETOWN AMERICA COMES TO CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
FILINGS FOR THE LAST HALF OF SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
VOTE REGISTRATION DEADLINE TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CONSTRUCTION BOOMS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRANSPLANT ORDEAL NEARS END,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*ABOVE ALL, THEY FLOAT","Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*LINCOLN HIGH ENDS SEASON ON WINNING NOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BUSINESS TO AWARD FFA SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GROUP SPONSORING LECTURE SERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VENTURE CLUB HONORED THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CROP WALK FUNDS GO TO LOCAL CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PROGRAM IS ABOUT UNION COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SOROPTIMIST SUPPORTS LOCAL PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ANTI-DRUG RACE HAS GOTTEN OUT OF HAND (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TEACHERS GROUP GIVES BACKING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ENGINEERS OFFER STUDENT AID,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS GROUP GIVES BACKING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS GROUP GIVES BACKING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GYMNASTS WHEEL FOR DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE SCHOOL HEAD SALARY LISTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHILDREN ARE SPECIAL AT LOLLY'S,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD NEEDS DIVERSE INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE HOPEFULS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY TO CONSIDER NEW SEWER DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP MONITORS VALUES IN CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*STREET COSTS PASS {dollar}1.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BARGAINING FOR TEACHER PACTS TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STURGIS SCHOOL ON TOBACCO CHEWERS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*ANALYST PREDICTS MIDWEST RESILIENCY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS REACT IN DIVERSE WAYS TO SITUATION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MARKET'S BIGGEST TUMBLE STUNS LOCAL BROKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SD COMPANIES FARE BETTER THAN MOST,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ANALYSTS SEE LINGERING IMPACT IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SF RESIDENTS HAVE SEEN IT ALL BEFORE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*FANNING THE TWINS FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
GREAT DEPRESSION WASN'T PREDICTED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NEED TO FACE US DEBT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ART CENTER SHOULD BE SET TO SHOW ANY FILM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
WAIT UNTIL SPEED UP BEGINS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
*PALMER HASN'T FORGOTTEN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SDSU'S SONNEK CITED BY NCC,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NCC TITLE CHASE IS WIDE OPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TAIWAN DELEGATION VISITS CITY TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS TO THANK HAPPY JOE'S OWNER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MORE CHARGED IN CANTON ARSON,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FOSTER PARENTS PLEAD GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS' TOP WORRY--JOBS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*3 FORMER FUGITIVES APPEAR IN COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE SENDS MESSAGE ON GUNS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SALES TAX REFUND OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PERSONAL INCOME UP ON PLAINS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CAUSE OF DERAILMENT NEAR REDFIELD FOUND,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CENTENNIAL COMMISSION PLEASED WITH SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OPPONENTS OUTSPEND BACKERS OF MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROPOSITION II DRIVE ALMOST COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUPERCOLLIDER IMPACT STATEMENT IN THE WORKS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BATTLE FOR CONVENTIONEERS HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
COUNTY TO KEEP JUVENILES OUT OF JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
LAKES REGION WANTS ITS OWN IMAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
400 ACCEPT INVITATION TO HUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"SF, 4 OTHER CITIES WILL BE PART OF MAIN STREET","Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
*MICKELSON OPTIMISTIC ABOUT INVESTMENTS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*STEPPING OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LOTTERY MONEY IN STATE COFFERS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD STOP PART OF 'DUKAKIS BLITZ',"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOWN BOARD MILKS TOUGH QUESTION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RURAL WATER MEASURE GETS PRESIDENT'S OK,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEW VETERAN POLICY LIMITS MEDICAL CARE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SHOES TOP THE LIST FOR HER WARDROBE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TEST-HAPPY EDUCATORS RECEIVE A HARD LOOK,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON GOLD MINING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LIMITS FOR BAILING OUT SAVINGS & LOANS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
POLL SHOWS INDECISION ON DAKOTA PROPOSITION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LAWMAKERS EXAMPLE-SETTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
ABERDEEN MAN CHARGED IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE TO SPONSOR STUDENT SCIENCE DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR CLEARED OF MALPRACTICE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON CAMPAIGN REPORTS STOLEN SIGNS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STENSLAND TO SPEAK AT WATER FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FROEHLICH--I'M DOUBLY QUALIFIED,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PROSECUTORS--SUSPECT'S CRIME PATTERN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FUTURE FUND HELPS SUPPORT PROJECTS LIKE PROFESSORS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAN INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JOBS AT STAKE--MINING SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COMPANY SEEKS EXPANSION AT TERRY PEAK,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FOOD SUPPLY NOT THREATENED BY AFLATOXIN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"MORRELL, UNION TO RESUME CONTRACT TALKS","Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"FORMER EDUCATOR, PUBLISHER, DIES","Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MISTAKEN FOOTBALL IDENTITY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BANK SUSPECTS JAILED,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FRANKENFELD ENTERS RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLAG AMENDMENT FAILS SENATE TEST,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STATE LOANS BRING BETTER WAGES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SMALL STEPS TOWARD SOLVING PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SO THERE, 'NEWSWEEK' (L)","Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHERISH LIFE AS A GIFT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MANY TEENS UNDER PRESSURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SD JUSTICE OUT OF STEP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AMERICA'S OUTHOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"ABORT JOHNSON, NOT BABIES (L)","Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SINGERS NEEDED FOR SD SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'IN COUNTRY' TOUCHES HEART OF AMERICA,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'RIVERWALK' CLEANUP SCHEDULED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN INDICTED IN BIKE-PATH RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS TO DISCUSS ISSUES IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN WITH KNIFE ROBS LIQUOR STORE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"POSTAL SERVICE, ZOO WILL HOST DISPLAY","Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE HOSTING FORUM ON WATER RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'THIS IS EARTHQUAKE WEATHER',"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IN THE BAG,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOMESTAKE MAKES {dollar}30 MILLION OFFER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOINING MULTI-STATE LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RALLY WILL PUSH AGAINST PORNO,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FREEMAN CURFEW,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY WORKER CHARGED WITH STEALING TICKETS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT STRIKES DOWN HEALTH-CARE LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE SUING TO ENSURE BURIAL OF SEWAGE ASH,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FMHA SAYS DEBT RESPONSE IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"MESABA FLIES 69,624 DURING SEPTEMBER","Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FARRAR BIDS FOR BUSINESS AVIATION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
87 PERCENT OF AG GRADUATES OFF FARMS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*SD INDIANS THRILLED BY FILM,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD HOUSING FUNDS THREATENED,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AMBULANCE FIRM ADMITS BILLING ERRORS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD SENATORS DON'T LIKE TAX PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CITY'S HIGHER EDUCATION CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TOWNS SHOULD RESPOND TO NUKE DUMP RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CAREER POLITICIANS ARE RUINING COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
IMPRESSIONS SERIES WILL ENRICH READERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*HUNT MEANS MORE THAN PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATE RUNNERS DOMINATE AUGUSTANA MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN HEALTH CARE GETS FEDERAL BOOST,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON HAS BIG LEAD IN CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE OK'S HATCHERY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAKINI TEACHER NAMED TOP INDIAN EDUCATOR,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOT A COUGAR BY TAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FRANKENFELD, JOHNSON TRADE SHOTS","Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER--GRUNSETH GOOD AIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*BANDS, FLOATS, BUMS COLOR HOBO TRADITION","Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*ROWAN--PRESS, REAGAN FAILED","Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*EX-SECT MEMBER TO APPEAR ON SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN TO BE CHARGED IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USD LAW SCHOOL GETS GRANT FOR INDIAN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USD TO CONSIDER RENOVATING OLD MAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH PANEL TO DISCUSS LAW CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WOMAN LEAVES COLLEGE {dollar}1.1 MILLION IN ESTATE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DEADWOOD TO CELEBRATE FIRST YEAR OF GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SEX ABUSE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NORTHWEST COUNTIES DISCUSS REGIONAL JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOUSE OK'S LEGISLATION OMITTING RADAR SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ROLE IN TAX SCHEME,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
POLL SAYS CORPORATE TAX FAVORED,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOME DELIVERY RATES TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PHEASANTS ARE WAITING TO BE SEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD SCHOOLS PUT TO THE TEST,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROTESTERS--'CHOP' HAS TO STOP,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MANY HUNTERS HIT PHEASANT LIMITS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*DISTRICT FACES BALANCING ACT WITH CLASS SIZES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*TEACHERS LEARN TO LIVE WITH LOW PAY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*ABOUT THIS REPORT--SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
HARASSMENT IS GETTING DESERVED ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEEDS TO TAKE STRICT ACTION AGAINST GANGS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOCALS SHOULD BE MORE ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT CITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BUS DRIVER BEMOANS DAILY INFRINGEMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SENATOR CRITICIZED FOR BLAMING REPUBLICANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
PUBLIC REDISTRICTING MEETINGS DIDN'T OCCUR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PRISON FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP TRIES TO FLOAT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
HARASSERS COULDN'T BE GOOD REPRESENTATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
MENAGE PACES COYOTES TO 27-18 WIN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ADJUSTMENTS AT HALFTIME TRIGGER STATE WIN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BUST OF ANDERSON UNVEILED AT DINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SOUGHT AFTER RENNER STORE ROBBED,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO SPEAK AT GOVERNOR MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PASTOR PURSUES MASTER'S AT 81,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SMILES AT DAKOTA DAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOOD GIVEAWAY RUNS OUT DAY EARLY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL--JUDGE RETENTION SYSTEM FAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BOYCOTTS MIGHT HELP WOMEN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHISHOLM WILL SPEAK AT USD'S KING EVENT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELDERLY ABERDEEN PAIR FOUND DEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FATHER, STEPMOTHER PLEAD GUILTY TO ABUSE","Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TREE STUMP ACCIDENT KILLS ELK POINT MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SENATE OK'S BRIDGE PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DIFFERING VIEWS HURT EFFORTS AT RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FAMILY WANTS QUICK RETURN TO NORMALCY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MICKELSON FAVORS BIGGER CUT FROM LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AMBULANCE DONATED FOR USE ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FARMER A WINNER OF TRIP IN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FIRMS TOLD TO STOP PUSHING STOCK SALES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HUNGARIAN WILL SPEAK ABOUT EUROPE BANKS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE FAIR MAY LOOK TO PROMOTE IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TOWN AND 3M STICK TOGETHER LIKE GLUE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AIRVANTAGE PLANS TO ADD DAILY FLIGHT TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*WITH BB GUN IN HAND, THE HUNTER IS BORN","Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CHEERLEADING REQUIRES MORE THAN JUST PEP,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"*REUNION BRINGS VICTIMS, RESCUERS BACK TOGETHER","Argus LeaderOct 20 1991, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*TROUBLES DOG BREEDER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ARGUS PANELISTS RATE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GOLFERS TO PAY FOR CITY COURSE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"2ND, 3RD ACCIDENT SEND RECKLESS DRIVER TO PRISON","Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEBATE FAILS TO SWAY SD VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
CAMPAIGN KEEPS FOCUSED ON ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"'HERO' WAS UNHEROIC, 'APRIL' WAS ENCHANTING (L)","Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MASTEN CASE ILLUSTRATES INJUSTICE OF THE SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
VIETNAM STAND MAKES CLINTON UNFIT FOR OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GUARD DUTY EASY WAY TO AVOID VIETNAM TOUR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
POSTAL SERVICE SHOULD HONOR VETERANS LAW (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
LANDFILL ISSUE GETS 'NO' VOTE FROM LEAGUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
OLD WHS BUILDING BEST SITE FOR ARTS CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
CHILDREN SHOULD BE 1ST ON CANDIDATES' AGENDAS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
HOROSCOPE GUIDES POWERBALL WINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE CANDIDATES DEBATE TONIGHT ON TV,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO SD MEN DIE IN SEPARATE CRASHES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ASK THE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GRANDPARENTS DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REGIONS STUDY LANDFILL OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOTER REGISTRATION HEAVY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
'ALPENA JOURNAL' STOPS PUBLISHING AFTER 109 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FIRE DESTROYS BRITTON BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HALEY DIDN'T BREAK LAW BY ACCEPTING FEE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEETING TO DISCUSS SCHOOL CROWDING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JOHNSON TOPS TIMMER IN CAMPAIGN DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BELLE FOURCHE SCHOOL TO BE FEATURED ON PBS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BLACK HILLS HOLIDAY INN TO BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DOCTORS ENJOY WORK IN RESIDENCY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HEALTH CARE NUMBER 1 SD WORRY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN--CLINTON WILL WIN IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
NON-FILERS GET 2ND CHANCE FROM IRS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*AN UGLY FISH STILL CATCHES ANGLERS' EYES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEALTHY STATE DEER HERD AWAITS HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HELPS HBC FIND WINNING WAYS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FRIENDS SEARCH RIVER FOR PADDLEFISH,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*'PRAIRYERTH' WRITER WILL TALK TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ULCERS--THEY'RE A PAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TOURING 'PETER PAN' FALLS FLAT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"*BUILD THEM, VOTERS SAY","Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY LETS CITY SLIDE ON GREAT BEAR TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE EAST-WEST DEBATE--HOW DIFFERENT ARE WE?,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PAVILION VOTE SHOWS NEED FOR STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION MEETS TODAY TO SET PROJECT SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
THE ELECTION RESULTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MAKE SURE VETS GET GOOD CARE UNDER PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NON-RESIDENT HIKE IN TUITION A MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRISON SHOULD RELEASE NAMES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STAFF SERVES AS PUNCHING BAG FOR CRITICS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*LITERATURE ON INDIANS FILLS VOID IN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
BROOKINGS WINS AA PARADE BAND HONORS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-SOUTH DAKOTAN GETS PEACE CORPS JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN BAND TAKES FIELD MARCHING AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROBBERY MONEY BAGS FOUND BEHIND STORE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DESIGNS BY DADS, DAUGHTERS","Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DIESEL PRICE HIKE STIRS ANGER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*FOG KEEPS AIRPORT FLIERS WAITING, WAITING, AND WAIT","Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WAGNER OFFICIALS TO INVESTIGATE PRINCIPAL FOR ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
6 GUARDS QUIT JOBS AT PRISON IN MONTH,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AIRLINE SERVICE FUNDING STILL ALIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CODINGTON SHERIFF INVOLVED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARK SERVICE STUDIES NUCLEAR SITE ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TECH GETS GRANT FOR INDIAN CAMP,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WRITERS CONFERENCE WILL BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WESTWARD HO,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN TALKS FOCUS ON TYPE OF GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE WON'T INTERFERE IN WATER PROJECT FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"COUNTIES, CITY DISCUSS PLANS FOR RAPID GROWTH","Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PURCHASES CONDO VALUED IN NM,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE TO SQUEEZE HEALTH-INSURANCE PROFIT MARGIN,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"EAST RIVER, WEST RIVER TO SETTLE FRUSTRATIONS","Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
ENERGY-BILL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE THROUGH JANUARY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
FLANDREAU COUNCIL TO STUDY BUDGET VOTE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SIOUX TRIBE DROPS 'SIOUX' FROM NAME,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*FEW AREA FARMERS BEAT WEATHER,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
HOME FEDERAL'S PARENT FIRM GOOD BUY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
TO BUY METROPOLITAN BANK BUILDING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
"PATS BEAT ROOSEVELT, GAIN REVENGE","Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OUTDOORS/RECREATION CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
*KINER NOTES A SUPER STAY ON THE JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THEY'RE HOT AND HEALTHY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*A SPECIAL TREAT WITH A BIG TRICK,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1993, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
"*DASCHLE PUZZLED OVER CHARTER AIRLINE, INSPECTIONS","Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HAWKEY ADMITS UNPAID TAXES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BEDDOW--JANKLOW KEEPING TOO MANY SECRETS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
18 OLD ENOUGH TO SERVE AS LEGISLATOR (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*STORY ON AIR-CHARTER CHECKS IS MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--17-YEAR-OLDS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VAGUE LAW AFFECTS GREAT SD FARMER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BUSINESS PEOPLE TOOK RISK ON VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BUSINESS PEOPLE TOOK RISK ON VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
AT LEAST BEDDOW TELLS US WHERE HE STANDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"CRASH NEAR MISSION KILLS ONE, INJURES 2","Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE IN JAIL AFTER DRUGS FOUND,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROPERTY-TAX FOES EXCHANGE BARBS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A MAN FOR ALL NATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PESTICIDES' IMPACT ON WATER ON REVIEW,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THIS POSTMASTER KNOW THE SCORE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SRSTKA TO RECORD JUVENILE DISPOSITION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BURBANK BUS STATION CLOSES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"PITCHER'S FUND-RAISER COLLECTS {dollar}8,000","Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PSYCHOLOGIST DENIES AFFAIR WITH STUDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NO PERSON FOUND TO REPLACE MAYOR,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRI-STATE CONFERENCE FOCUSES ON TRENDS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMENTS ACCEPTED ON WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SOUTHERN TRAIL ROUTE SEEKS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HIGH-SCHOOL STUDENTS LEARN FROM SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AUDITOR'S OFFICES TO BE OPEN FOR REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS HONORS TWO MEN WITH AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
POLICE SAY CLERK GAVE FALSE REPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TRANSPORTATION PLAN TO BE REVIEWED TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SECOND TELEPHONE PROBE UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DELMONT WOMAN SAYS HUNTER AIMED AT KIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"CORPS PLAN TOO LIMITED, SAY SPEAKERS AT HEARING","Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN SHEEP STABBING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*ELECTION BLAMED FOR SLOW HOME SALES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
INDUSTRY SEEKS WAYS TO INCREASE HOG INPUT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
"*FELLOWSHIP, APPLE PIE","Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*20TH ANNIVERSARY SWEET FOR ADELINES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FILM IS AN UNFORGETTABLE DOCUMENTARY,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SOCIAL CURRICULUM EMPHASIZES GOOD BEHAVIOR (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS BEGIN ON A CHILLY NOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE APPROVES PAVILION GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RULING MAKES GOVERNMENTS MORE LIABLE FOR ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AUSTAD'S TO CLOSE SIOUX FALLS OPERATION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JOHNSON WANTS CLINTON TO VETO MEDICARE BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
KEEP US TROOPS OFF BOSNIAN SOIL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WORLD SERIES TEAMS NEED NEW NICKNAMES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"MEDICAL CARE NEEDS REVISION, NOT OVERHAUL (L)","Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JANKLOW ADDRESSED DISCIPLINE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JANKLOW'S REMARKS TAKEN OUT OF CONTEXT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BILLIONARIES DON'T DESERVE TAX BREAKS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PRISON RULES TREAT INMATES WITH PETTINESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*TECHNOLOGY THREATENS ISOLATION,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FUGAZI ROCKS FOR ALL AGES AT POMP ROOM,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*WEAN AMARYLLIS; GERANIUMS GROW INDOORS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
TWO MISSING GIRLS FOUND IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRISONERS MISSING AFTER FURLOUGH,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN ARRESTED IN GIRL'S 1980 KILLING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN DIES OF INJURIES FROM AUGUST CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ONLY INDIAN TEACHER IN SF WANTS TO BE ROLE MODEL,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HAY CAPITALS LIVE UP TO NAME,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WORK BEGINS ON STATE-OF-THE-ART MCCOOK LAKE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR'S TALK TO FOCUS ON BOMBING,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"LAWYERS, NEWS EXECUTIVES ARGUE ABOUT TRIAL COVERAGE","Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SOYBEAN PROCESSOR SEEKING NEW SITES,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FERRETS TO RETURN TO NATIVE HABITAT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
AUDITOR HOPING TO REPLACE COUNTY'S BALLOT COUNTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SINGLE PARENT TO BUY FIRST HABITAT HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
JOURNALISTS' SOURCES CAN BE SECRET,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*NEEDLES NEED RAKING, TOO","Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SD NATIVE TO DISCUSS LAKES AT INTERNATIONAL EVENT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
ADVISED SISSETON STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*PARKING TICKETS,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"*SAVE, SAYS PIPER JAFFRAY PRESIDENT","Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
GATEWAY'S 3RD-QUARTER PROFITS INCREASE 48% TO {dollar}40.9M,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
CATTLE DEATHS SLOW ARMY DEPOT CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
HIGH COURT REINSTATES SUITS AGAINST PSYCHOLOGIST,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
EX-CITY OFFICIAL IMPRISONED FOR THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 20 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*PUMPKIN PEOPLE IN FRONT OF CAROL BOLLINBACKER'S,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY CAUGHT WITH WINNING HAND,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MEIERHENRY CAUGHT WITH WINNING HAND,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SEASON RENEWS FRIENDSHIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS EXPECT CRUNCH ON SCHOOL FUEL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS EXPECT CRUNCH ON SCHOOL FUEL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SDSU OFFICIALS DISAGREE ON FUEL PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
THOSE SEEKING PHEASANT FIND CONDITIONS PLEASANT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SDSU OFFICIALS DISAGREE ON FUEL PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SDSU OFFICIALS DISAGREE ON FUEL PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
THOSE SEEKING PHEASANT FIND CONDITIONS PLEASANT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SDSU OFFICIALS DISAGREE ON FUEL PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS UNION SUPPORTS PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SD TO TEST HEAT SYSTEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
STATE ENERGY FORUM SLATED FOR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
FARMER'S UNION SUPPORTS PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SENATE OKS VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER FUND,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
RAPID CITY POLICE CHIEF RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
REAL MEANING OF A DOG'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
VOTING A BILLION BEFORE THE TAX (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ND SPROUTS MILLIONAIRES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
TOM BROKAW-'A FREE PRESS MUST BE GUARDED',"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*'THE FUTURE IS HERE...',"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MORE ANSWERS NEEDED IN ALCOHOL FUELS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
TOM BROKAW-'A FREE PRESS MUST BE GUARDED',"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MORE ANSWERS NEEDED IN ALCOHOL FUELS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MORE ANSWERS NEEDED IN ALCOHOL FUELS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MORE ANSWERS NEEDED IN ALCOHOL FUELS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ACCIDENTS INJURE 5 RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
'STUPIDITY NO EXCUSE' FOR MISTAKEN HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
FOX HUNTER COMPLAINS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
MEMORIES MAKE SUCCESSFUL DUCK HUNTING TRIP,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.3"
*CHAMBER HEAD REJECTS SHORTAGE THEORY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*CHAMBER HEAD REJECTS SHORTAGE THEORY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
"*GASOHOL A PROFITABLE VENTURE-DECATUR, ILL","Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*EXCEL INN OPENS ON RUSSELL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
"*BIRD BREEDING DRAWS BOLD, BRIGHT COLORS","Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TOM BROKAW COPES WITH TODAY'S SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*BIRD BREEDING DRAWS BOLD, BRIGHT COLORS","Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WORKING WOMEN SEEK CHANGE, CLOUT","Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WORKING WOMEN SEEK CHANGE, CLOUT","Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPPORT FOR DAKOTA ARTS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
MRS ARTHUR RODWAY-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTING BEST TOWARD MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTING BEST TOWARD MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GAMBLING STILL GOES ON-WINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS LINED UP TO REGISTER BEFORE DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE RACE MONEY GAP NARROWING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PICKING COLORS THAT LEAVE FRIENDS GREEN WITH ENVY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PICKING COLORS THAT LEAVE FRIENDS GREEN WITH ENVY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BEWARE-GHOST MANOR OPENS SOON,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"ABDNOR ABANDONS PROMISE, ATTACKS MCGOVERN","Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WIDOWS ASK DAMAGES FOR BALTIC FATAL FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WIDOWS ASK DAMAGES FOR BALTIC FATAL FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HARVEST STARTS AGAIN AFTER STORM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ABDNOR ABANDONS PROMISE, ATTACKS MCGOVERN","Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DEMOS HOLD SLIM VOTER LEAD IN CITY, COUNTY","Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EXTORTIONISTS OR BILKED VICTIMS...,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"DEMOS HOLD SLIM VOTER LEAD IN CITY, COUNTY","Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ELKTON GIVES IN UNTIL FLUORIDE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VAN POOLING EFFECTIVE IDEA (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VAN POOLING EFFECTIVE IDEA (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"ABDNOR LIKES ARTICLE, NOTES CAPTION ERROR (L)","Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN RECEIVES TWO AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OAHE SPINOFF WILL NOT GET FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PETERSON ADS PROMOTE 'DEBATE',"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARGUS PHOTOGRAPHER WINS 2 AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHOULD CANDIDATES REVEAL SOURCES OF CONTRIBUTIONS...,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"DAKOTA PROPOSITION, URANIUM ISSUE DENOUNCED","Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"DAKOTA PROPOSITION, URANIUM ISSUE DENOUNCED","Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
UNITED WAY HAS 38 PERCENT OF ITS GOAL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF CIVIL RIGHTS BOARD HALTS PLAN FOR PRISON PROBE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE ASKS 1982 VOTE ON APPELLATE COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REPORT-INDIANS TREATED UNJUSTLY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SF CIVIL RIGHTS BOARD HALTS PLAN FOR PRISON PROBE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FEDS--SF DISCRIMINATED ON CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEDS--SF DISCRIMINATED ON CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEDS--SF DISCRIMINATED ON CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MATHIS NEIGHBOR MAY TESTIFY TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*VOTERS REJECT BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*AGENCIES COMPARE TESTS FOR FORMALDEHYDE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS TO MULL LIMITING ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AGENCIES COMPARE TESTS FOR FORMALDEHYDE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*4 SF LAWYERS VIE FOR CIRCUIT COURT JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*4 SF LAWYERS VIE FOR CIRCUIT COURT JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AGENCIES COMPARE TESTS FOR FORMALDEHYDE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS TO MULL LIMITING ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*TWO'S COMPANY, THREE'S EVEN BETTER","Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FARMER SEEKS TRAILER-MADE ZONING CHANGE-UNION COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"REPUBLIC MIGHT LEAVE WATERTOWN, ABERDEEN","Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
REPRESENTATIVE PREDICTS MORE CUTS IN S SECURITY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ENJOY FALL'S RAIMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN WON'T CURE ILLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOOD CAN COME FROM LEGAL AID (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAIN SLOWS HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JOHN JONES NOMINATED FOR JUDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JOHN JONES NOMINATED FOR JUDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED WITH FAILING TO REPORT ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
PLAN REQUIRES DEPOSIT FROM UNINSURED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PLAN REQUIRES DEPOSIT FROM UNINSURED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF SCHOOLS TOLD THEY CAN'T CHARGE BUS FEES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF SCHOOLS TOLD THEY CAN'T CHARGE BUS FEES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD TOURISM UP 11.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*ABDNOR DEFENDS EMBATTLED HEAD OF EPA,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
STATE CONSIDERS FREEZING UNEMPLOYMENT AT {dollar}129/WK,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
FBI PROBING CHILD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FIRE VICTIMS RECOVER SLOWLY-MADISON,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FBI PROBING CHILD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LIBRARY TO STAY SURPLUS PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN BELL RATE HIKE REJECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
NORTHWESTERN BELL RATE HIKE REJECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
"*SHE LEADS A LIFE OF SPORTS, COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES","Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SHE LEADS LIFE OF SPORTS, COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES","Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SHE LEADS LIFE OF SPORTS, COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES","Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BEST SD PHEASANT HUNTING YET TO COME,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BEST SD PHEASANT HUNTING YET TO COME,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FORSTER'S SD HUNT HAS TO WAIT FOR SERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FORSTER'S SD HUNT HAS TO WAIT FOR SERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BEARDSLEY CHASING RECORDS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*BEARDSLEY CHASING RECORDS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"HIGH SCHOOL PLAYOFFS ALMOST HERE, DESPITE WEAKNESSES","Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD TAXABLE SALES RISE 11 PERCENT IN 2ND QTR,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SD TAXABLE SALES RISE 11 PERCENT IN 2ND QTR,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*NEVER HAVE THE CORN GODS BEEN SO GENEROUS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WARNING--PETS MAY IMPROVE YOUR HEALTH,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
36 LOCAL TEEN-AGERS WIN SPOTS ON ALL-STATE ORCHESTRA,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
36 LOCAL TEEN-AGERS WIN SPOTS ON ALL-STATE ORCHESTRA,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ACCEPTED IN FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*MACKAY NAMED TO SD NEWSPAPER HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*MACKAY NAMED TO SD NEWSPAPER HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
ACCEPTED IN FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*DOROTHY EIRENBERG RECEIVED DEDICATED SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"WHEN IT COMES TO POULTRY, AMERICANS AREN'T CHICKEN","Argus LeaderOct 21 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SNOW TO DISAPPEAR AS QUICKLY AS IT CAME,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ATLANTIC RICHFIELD TO LEAVE ETSI PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW SETS BACK FALL HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ETSI DEAL OK EVEN WITHOUT MONEY FOR SD,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*THEATER DIRECTOR HOPES TO DRAW STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PETER NERO STRIVES FOR AUTHENTICITY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*'TEX'-REALISTIC, 'CLASS OF '84'-SICK, SENSELESS","Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARENTS DECIDE IF CHILDREN TRICK OR TREAT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FIRST AID COURSE OFFERED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
GARAGE SALE FOR CHILDREN'S HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HORROR EXPERT TO GIVE PRESENTATION AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
O'GORMAN BALL TO BE OCTOBER 30,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SDSU PROFS TO CONDUCT ARTIST'S REVIEW,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DENTAL LAW WORKSHOP IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
DIETETIC GROUP TO HAVE WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
MENTAL HEALTH CENTER HOSTS CLINIC,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
SEEC SPONSORS BANQUET (SIOUX EMPIRE ENVIRON COMM),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
SKATE-A-THON TO HELP CEREBRAL PALSY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
CLIFFORD POETRY CONTEST ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
MISS SD TEEN-AGER PAGENT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
MOUNT MARTY HOSTS OKTOBERFEST,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*BEING A LIFELONG RESIDENT QUALIFIES ME--OIEN,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOME EXPECTED TO BE OK FOR SATURDAY GAME,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THOUNSANDS SALUTE MORRELL EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN PHONES ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE HONORED TO BE ON NCPAC ENEMY LIST,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEFHOLZ DEFENDS LETTER CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OLSON'S DATE IN COURT SET,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GAMBLING ISSUE A STEP TOO FAR FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS COMMERCIAL INSULTS INTELLIGENCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE DOES MORE FOR WAR VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ADVICE FOR UNIONS ABOUT RIGHT-TO-WORK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE'S VOTE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ROBERTS AND OIL PACS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE'S NUCLEAR STAND PREFERRED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DASCHLE MEETS WITH FARM GROUPS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY FINDS LAKE ANDES MAN NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS IN HOUSING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*POLICE NOT GOING BACK TO HANDWRITTEN REPORTS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"JURY AWARDS SF MAN {dollar}7,000 FOR INJURY","Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CITIZENS DIFFER ON EFFECT OF PLANNED GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
REGENTS TO DISCUSS TEACHER TRAINING PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SDSU SITE OF SCHOOL MATHMATICS CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SF WOMAN TO ATTEND MISSOURI RIVER MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CANDIDATES TO SIGN GRAIN DEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
HIGH-TECH WILL BE ISSUE OF FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"O'CONNOR, JANKLOW DIFFER ON NUKE ISSUES","Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FUTURE OF RAIL LINE DEPENDS ON FREIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*POLLY FALK'S FIRST LOVE IS VOLLEYBALL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS 4 IN DRUG INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCDOWELL ACCUSED OF 1ST DEGREE MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GARRETSON SIBLINGS CAN BOAST 220 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LL BEAN CATALOG SPOOF IS WELL-DONE PARODY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STRANSKY IS MOTHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SDSU'S 'PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM'","Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*BACK SMALL BUSINESSES, CITY ADVISED","Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
APPROVE CHEMICAL LAB TRANSFER TO BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FREE TESTS ATTRACT 1,400 TO HEALTH FAIR","Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW INVITES PERPICH TO GOVERNOR'S HUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NON TOXIC CHEMICALS FOUND IN CITY WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HITS HALFWAY MARK FOR YEAR'S GOAL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GETTING CROP TO FARMERS WILL BE EASY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LET BOARD DO ITS ELECTED JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*INTERIOR SECRETARY WHO BRINGS FACTIONS TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RAMP AT MCKENNAN NEEDS BRIGHTER LIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
QUOTES ABOUT POLITITIANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
UNION MEETINGS ON SUNDAY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
EXPOSURE CAUSED DEATH OF RAPID CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS 3 FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEBRASKA BANK TO BUY YANKTON BANK,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FARM WIFE SEEKS ND GOVERNOR POST,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ANNUAL BOAT FEE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LOAN PLAN GETS TENTATIVE OK,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*FLOREN PROMOTES CHRISTMAS SEALS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PLANE CRASH NEAR BURKE KILLS 2,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ACTION CLEARS WAY FOR BROOKINGS HOUSING UNITS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AGENCY MADE 358 STATE LOANS LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN VOTERS WILL DECIDE TAX ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"CITY CENTER COMPLETES CHEESE, BUTTER GIVEAWAY","Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FEDS AWARD GRANTS FOR 2 STATE ROAD PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MILLS' FILM PREMIERS WILL HELP INDIAN ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WORKSHOPS WILL PROMOTE ENERGY EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TAX STOPS EXPANSION OF GOLD MINING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BRUISING NCC FULLBACKS OF YESTERYEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*1984 SEASON TAKES FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
A RACE OF PLAID SHIRTS AND FEMINISM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FRIENDSHIP BRINGS HUNTERS BACK,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WEGHER RUNS WILD IN SDSU'S WIN,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA TOPPLES MANKATO STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SPONSORING BOWLING TEAM HELPFUL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*RACE FOR THE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INCREASE IN HUGGER MUGGERS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STREFF, BURG FOR DISTRICT 22 SEAT","Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE WAS CARELESS IN FORUM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COVERING RESERVATION NEWS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SF COLLEGE ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATEWIDE SERIES OF FREEZE FORUMS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIAL FEARFUL OF INTERSTATE BANKING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BRITTON PLEADS GUILTY TO US FLAG THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SDSU WASTE PENALTY DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
WASTE SITE WAS SAFE FROM QUAKE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SF POSTMASTER GIVEN NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
"1,000 OGLALA SIOUX UP TO VOTE","Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
GOVERNOR'S BROTHER BEGINS DUTIES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*HOPE FOR THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SYMPHONY'S FOOT-STOMPING FUN,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*CONNIE MAHER GETS EARLY LESSON,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
COUNCIL WILL HAVE ROUND-TABLE DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA CORRUGATED BOX BUILDING NEW PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HASTINGS CO TO DEDICATE YANKTON PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PAY ROSE IN 1984 FOR MOST WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
R & R CONVERSIONS EXPANDS PRODUCT LINE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ROBBIE TO SPEAK AT FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR ON TEAMWORK TO BE OFFERED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOTEL EXPERIMENTS WITH EUROPEAN TOUCH,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
NEW FILM GIVES A LIFT TO BALLOONS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR TELLS CLINIC ABOUT NEW ERA,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*GUBERNATORIAL HOPEFULS SPAR,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TALKS END--AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*LEAGUE HOPES TO HIT BULL'S-EYE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ENGINEERS' SOCIETY OFFERING GRANTS TO SENIORS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
TELEPHONE EMPLOYEES SPONSOR BENEFIT DANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
TEARING UP THE MALL MAY NOT BE WAY TO GO (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*IT'S OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO HOST TRIES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARKING SPACE MAY COST MORE THAN CAR,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REJECTION OF COMPACT WON'T VIOLATE LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A HALLOWEEN HELLO,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
2 DIE IN SEPARATE WEEKEND ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LONELY MAN GETS MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FIRST BANK WORKERS OFFER TO BUY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TWO GET SHOTS AFTER SKUNK BITES WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
SPEAKER PREDICTS END TO RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*ON THE ROAD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MED SCHOOL GETS SHOT IN THE ARM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE DISPUTES 37 ABDNOR VOTES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STUDENT HELPERS LEARN ABOUT POLITICS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ACTRESSES HELP FARM PLIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BIG MONEY CHALLENGE AWAITS NEW CONGRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VETERANS BEHIND ABDNOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BETTER CITY CLEANUP NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
WE SHOULD HAVE SEEN IT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS ABUSE JOB (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COURT LIBEL RULING NO VICTORY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'FAR SIDE' NOT WELCOME HERE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CANDIDATE FEELS SLIGHTED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MICKELSON BEST FOR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
NOMINATIONS OPEN FOR STATE VOLUNTEER AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HURON DESERVES COMEBACK AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HURON VOTE TODAY ON TAX MEASURE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINGLER HEARING CLOSED TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL AD DRAWS GOP FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY BOOK OFFERS CHANCE TO MAKE HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEWSMAN AS 'ARGUS' MANAGING EDITOR,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS ELECT TO DRAG HEELS REGISTERING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REPORTER WINS AWARD WITH INDIAN SERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SHOW GETS CENTER OFF TO GOOD START,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOOKMOBILE IS RETURNING TO OSCAR HOWE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DELIBERATIONS BEGIN IN NOVAOCK MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARENTS INVITED TO PROGRAM ON TEEN SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REPORT TO DETAIL DAMAGE TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGENCY HEAD SET TO MEET FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NOISE WORRIES DELAY VOTE ON GO-CART TRACK,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ACCIDENTS KILL 2 OVER WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SLOT MACHINE HAD THEIR NAME ON IT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FIRST FLURRIES GONE WITH THE WIND,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WADES DEEPER INTO DANGEROUS WAR (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AUSTAD HYPOCRITICAL IN LOTTERY CAMPAIGN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GET ALL THE TEACHER PAY FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GIRLS SHOULD SERVE ON ALTER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
UNION PROTECTS WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
'HAIL MARY' INSULTS TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GOD SETS MORAL STANDARDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HARVEST 18 DAYS AHEAD OF NORMAL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HERSETH TO ENDORSE GORE'S CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINING BACKERS WIN REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHOW TO ASSESS MARKET'S IMPACT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEMPORARY WORKERS TO JOIN UNION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ELECTRIC CO-OPS TO HELP RURAL ECON,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WAITING FOR THE SMOKE TO CLEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MARKET DROP MAY HELP BULLION SALES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TAIWANESE OFFICIALS VISIT SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TAKE STEPS TO PREVENT DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
EAST RIVER CO-OP REORGANIZES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"MAN ROBS ART GALLERY, GETS AWAY","Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WOMEN MUST USE VOTE TO GET EQUAL PAY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ALUMNI HOPE TO SAVE CAMPUS WITHIN MONTHS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GROUP WORKS TO STOP DEPORTATION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAN HELD WITHOUT BOND IN BANK FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
OLD CITY HALL TO BECOME HOMELESS SHELTER,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"TWO FIRMS CAN SUE CEMENT PLANT, JUDGE RULES","Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BOARD TELLS BELL TO REVISE PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
PANEL OK'S PLAN FOR IDENTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ASBESTOS-REMOVAL PLANS COULD COST {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*PLAY HELPS BRING GOSPEL TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NUMBER 1 COOKIE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TIPS HELP YOU WIN THE COOKING GAME,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-RANCHER HAWKS HEALTH HOT DOGS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*HARVEST HELP LIGHTENS FARMER'S HEART,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD LANDLUBBERS RALLY FOR TRAPPED ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FACES CHARGES AFTER RAMMING ON I-29,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ACLU PROTECTS RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EMOTIONS EXPLOITED IN DEBATE OVER MINING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IMPROVE HANDICAP SERVICES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WEATHER SHOULD NOT AFFECT TEACHERS PAY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BAND FESTIVAL PLUS FOR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*TRIPLE OPENING OFFERS VIEWERS A FREE RIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NOT EVERYONE WILL PURCHASE 'ET' VIDEO,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DISABLED VOTERS MAY CHANGE VOTING PLACE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM OWNER SENT TO MENTAL FACILITY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED ON RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKA GOVERNOR ENDORSES VOLK,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT CONVICTED OF SEXUAL CONTACT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOVERNORS DISCUSS RURAL ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BEE KEEPERS WANT MITES TO BUZZ OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DUKAKIS ACCUSED OF CHANGING FARM STANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAMPAIGN CONFIRMS BUSH WILL VISIT STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUSPECT ASKED FOR HELP TO PROVE OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
{dollar}1 MILLION RENOVATION PLANNED FOR TERMINAL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CABIN OWNERS AT TERRY PEAK OPPOSE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WASTE FIRM LEADER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KNIGHTS DEFEAT HEELAN,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SALEM TWINS RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1988, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CORN CASCADE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*400 GRIEVE FOR SLAIN FAIRVIEW WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAGICIAN PLANS GOLIATH FEAT WITH STATUE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PHEASANT SEASON STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS HOSTS BAND COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*'MUTANT BLUES MAN' UNLEASHES HIS FURY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
INDIAN WRITER TRIES TO PRESERVE ART,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SQUIER RUSTY AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
FALLS PARK GETS SOME WELCOME ATTENTION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WORKING MOMS ENJOY CAREER OR NEED MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
FARM PRACTICES REDUCE BIRDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
QUALITY TIME VITAL TO CHILD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*O'GORMAN WINS SIC TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GOVERNMENT TO GIVE FARMERS CRP FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ORPHANAGE FOUNDER TO VISIT CITY SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROCK BAND MEMBERS FACE SEXUAL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED NATIONS DAY IS SUNDAY AT SFC,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKER SUSPENDED AFTER THEFT ARREST,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TURK INAUGURATED AT SCHOOL FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOOD TIMES DON'T DEPEND ON ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX OFFICIALS--GET TO KNOW US,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S ATTORNEY HIRES ASSISTANT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMUNITY ACTION GRANTS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DRUG SUSPECT ENTERS NOT-GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRST GAMBLING LICENSES APPROVED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
28 AGENCIES TO ASSIST VICTIMS OF CRIME,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGE OF EXECUTION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*'ORDINARY PEOPLE' AUTHOR MEETS STUDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWYER--SETTLE OR BE SUED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*COSTNER'S INSPIRED ROLE WILL REWRITE HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PHEASANT HUNTING RUNS HOT AND COLD,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WILD IN THE BROOKINGS STREETS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PANORAMIC 'WOLVES' STANDS OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FILM EXTRA EAGER FOR OPENING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
VOTERS WILL SET FINANCIAL STAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*BAD STRATEGY PLAGUES MUENSTER,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"JOHNSON BEST CHOICE FOR FARMERS, RANCHERS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SD DOESN'T NEED OUT-OF-STATE GARBAGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
3 SENATE CANDIDATES ENDORSE INITIATIVES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHILD MOLESTATION SENTENCES TOO LENIENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
NAYSAYERS ARE TRYING TO CONFUSE 2 ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
INMATE MAD BECAUSE HE WAS APPREHENDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
OUT-OF-STATERS TRY TO BUY VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CORPORATIONS AREN'T WILLING TO BACK GAMES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
COST TO TRANSPORT GARBAGE PROHIBITIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
PLEA BARGAINS HELP BARNETT DRUG RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
WHAT WE LEARN TOPS HOW WE LEARN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
"MUENSTER, NOT PRESSLER, HAS RAISED FAMILY (L)","Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
PAROLE BOARD SEES COMPASSIONATE JUDGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
"*SAN AUSTIN, AUGUSTANA CLIP STATE","Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'IMPRESSIONS' SERIES AVAILABLE AT LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ANNUAL HOLIDAY PARADE PLANNED FOR NOVEMBER 17,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS TAX LIMITATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS SPONSOR DEBATE ON INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE GETS GRANT FOR HEAD START PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON BACKTRACKED ON TAX VOW,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU HOBOS ON THE MOVE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRAT DROPS OUT OF DISTRICT 11 RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PENITENTIARY INMATE STABBED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*CANDIDATES ARGUE ATTORNEY GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*COSTNER PURCHASES DEADWOOD BUILDING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT AGAINST DEVELOPERS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POLISH PROFESSORS FEATURED AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*HOPE SCHEDULES RAPID CITY SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
COUNCIL OBJECTS TO MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
DIRECTORY OF INDIAN SPEAKERS COMPILED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SENATE PANEL WANTS TO KEEP HATCHERY OPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
STATE LIKELY TO CONTINUE WATER SUPPLY MONITORING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
VETERANS DEPARTMENT RESUMES TRAVEL BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*STATION LOOKS FOR BRIGHTER DAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*TODDLER TRYOUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
BPW WILL PRESENT AWARDS ON TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE PROTESTS DECLARATION DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OXBOW CONTRACT GOES TO MINNESOTA FIRM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WILMOT WOMAN WINS FARM AND RANCH AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MICROWAVE PRODUCTS STRESSING QUALITY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*A LONG AND STRANGE TRIP, INDEED","Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S FIRST ALONE THAT MATTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S TIME TO DREAM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*OLYMPIC NATIONAL - A PEACH OF A PARK,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1990, sect.F, p.06, col.2"
*SEX HARASSMENT IS NO STRANGER TO EX-BILL COLLECTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATORS WARY OF STANDARDIZED TESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*HILL-THOMAS SPAT FORCES US TO THINK,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*COMPETITION BRINGS CHANGE TO STATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FACILITIES PLAN NEEDS A BOOST (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T BE FOOLED BY HARASSMENT CASE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JUDICIAL PROCESS NEEDS COMMON SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOVERNMENT FIGURES DIFFER FROM 'ARGUS' DATA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SCENE AT HEARINGS CALLED DISGUSTING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*NUEHARTH TOOK 'TIMES' SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*SKETCH RELEASED OF ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ALPHA/OMEGA MINISTRIES PLANS TUESDAY BANQUET,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO CONSIDER SOUTHERN ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COATS FOR KIDS DRIVE STARTS AT K MARTS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ONCE INTERESTING TAX CODES TURNED BORING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RIVERDALE AREA SPORTS GREAT CURVES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON'S '92 WATCHWORD 'PRUDENT',"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CAR PHONES CAUSE CLOSE CALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY OF ABUSING 2-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL MAY REQUEST SHARE FROM MADISON,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SDSU, CITY TO FORM MANAGEMENT TEAM","Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS TO CARE FOR JUVENILE OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WALL LAKE MAN CAN'T STOP WRITING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CHANCES SLIM SPECIES EXIST AT SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE USES JANKLOW PLAN TO RAISE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
NEBRASKA WASTE DUMP DISPUTE UNRELENTING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DIABETES PREVENTION PLAN SET TO START AT RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"FUND GETS {dollar}250,000 BOOST","Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*STUDENTS' SUCCESS MIRRORS SCHOOLS' SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
THREE WAYS A WILL CAN BE CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"*HARVEST GETS STARTED, FINALLY","Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MADONNA'S 'SEX' GOES ON SALE IN BOOK STORES TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PULLS ADS FROM KJAM IN RESPONSE TO CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"INCOME TAX PLAN FLAWED, PREMATURE (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUSH IS SINCERE LEADER AND GREAT AMERICAN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOOD OLD BOY DASCHLE SHOULD BE REPLACED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COUNTRY CAN'T AFFORD 4 MORE YEARS OF BUSH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
REAGAN STARTED GIANT DEBT EXPLOSION IN US (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
REPUBLICANS DID MORE THAN RIP DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
MINING MEASURE WILL ASSURE LAND RESTORATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
QUAYLE'S WIFE PLANS VISIT TO SD,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
S DAKOTANS REJECT INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON SWITCHES BALLOT-COUNTING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AT HOME WITH THE DEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CLAUSSEN ATTACKS PAISLEY'S LEGISLATIVE RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TIMMER PROMISES LESS STAFF SPENDING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ASK THE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NUDE DANCING NOT ALLOWED NEAR PARKS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROKAW TO RECEIVE NEUHARTH AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRE BURNS AREA NEAR RC,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"THEFTS NET {dollar}8,000 AT MOUND CITY BARS","Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DEBATE WORTH OF PRESENTENCE INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
STUDENTS' TEST SCORES ABOVE AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*SENATE HOPEFULS OFFER RADICALLY DIFFERENT PLANS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BLUES ARTISTS CAN'T BE BEAT AS CLASS ACTS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POPCORN A HOT TOPIC,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HEALTH-CONSCIOUS COOK EXPERIMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
POPCORN GOOD TO EAT BUT WATCH YOUR TEETH,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL DECISION TAKES SPIRIT FROM HALLOWEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SWANGO CASE BRINGS CALL FOR A CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FEW AREA SCHOOLS PLAN HALLOWEEN CHANGES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
RAILROAD LINE WILL BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TAKES MAJOR STEP AHEAD (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE INCOME TAX WON'T PASS HERE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"IF YOU HATE THE SHOW, TURN OFF (L)","Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--VOTERS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"{dollar}445,788 RAISED IN KNWC SHARATHON","Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ALCOHOL 'SNIFFERS' CAN STOP ENGINES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GAMBLING STUDY BEGINS, JOY SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUNTER INJURED NEAR MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SEEKING DIESEL INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BARN-TO-HOME PHONE CAPABILITY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HELPING OUT MOM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PANEL TO EXAMINE GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WHITE EAGLE CANCELS CRAZY HORSE SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CAN THE STATE BRIDGE GAPS?,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEVELOPING PLAN FOR CENTERS NEXT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ACTING DEAN TO GIVE CALCULATOR WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BADLANDS MEMORIAL GETS HEARING TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TO COUNTER CLINTON'S ADDRESS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS CAN LEARN ABOUT SDSU AT TGIF,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TAKE WOMEN SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WIESE UNOPPOSED IN FARMERS UNION JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FEDERAL JUDGE NOMINEE SUPPORTS INDIAN GAMING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MONTROSE FAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*DUDLEY TELLS POPE OF TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
VICTIM-WITNESS AIDE TO BE HIRED IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*MILLER--EAST, WEST SPLIT DEPLORABLE","Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SISSETON REJECTS TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SPARES TREES LINING DOWNTOWN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MILLER PLAN MAY BACKFIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
FLOODING WORSENS HOUSING SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*NEW AREA GOLF COURSES LONG OVERDUE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNBEATENS RENEW BIG SIOUX FOOTBALL RIVALRY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DRESSING UP SHOULD BE GHOSTLY EASY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PROSTATE STUDY CARRIES RESPONSIBILITIES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*PARENTS HAVE RESPONSIBILITY, RIGHTS (PROF)","Argus LeaderOct 21 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*FAMILY HAS UNPLANNED REUNION IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRUCK LINKED TO CASES OF SALMONELLA,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CHALLENGES REMAIN FOR CLINTON IN HAITI (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
CAREER TAX SPENDERS LAUGH ON WAY TO BANK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
TAXES ARE ONLY ISSUE FOR SOUTH DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
BEDDOW'S INTEGRITY NEVER WILL BE DOUBTED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
'E' WILL RESTORE SOUTH DAKOTANS' JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
NEGATIVE PROGAPANDA MAY 'TRICK' VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
ALL SOULS CHURCH DATES BACK TO 1887,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GEPHARDT TO STUMP FOR JOHNSON IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT DENIES APPEAL OF OPIUM SENTENCES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OLD COATS WANTED FOR CHILDREN IN NEED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"KNWC FUND DRIVE RAISES {dollar}466,000","Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE CANDIDATE WANTS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RINGING IN RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S PERSONAL INCOME FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"GANGS EXPANDING IN CITY, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*ATTORNEY GENERAL DEFENDS SAYING VIDEO LOTTERY LEGAL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PARAMEDIC CHARGED WITH STEALING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S MAKE-A-WISH RECOGNIZED NATIONALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOSPTIAL ADDS SPACE FOR NUCLEAR MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS ARTS FESTIVAL DEFENDS POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BIKE RALLY PROFITS UP BY 62 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY CANDIDATES DEBATE WHEEL TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*TEXAS SEN. GRAMM HELPS HAZELTINE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JUSTICE FILES SUIT AGAINST TRAIL KING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"EDUCATOR, ORCHESTRA LEADER, DIES AT 87","Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SD OFFICIALS AWAIT VIDEO-LOTTERY VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INSURANCE FIRM NOT LIABLE FOR INJURY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRYING TO BURN DOWN COP'S HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BUSY MONTH AT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DAKOTA PORK'S EXPANSION HAILED,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
COUGARS RANKED NO. 17,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*DESIGNER MAKES ROOM FOR LIVING,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRIO JOINS SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
USD CAST PRESENTS STRONG TALE OF TRUTH,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*HARDY MUMS STOP BLOOMING IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*FEAR OF BOLD COLORS HINDERS HOME DESIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*QUAKE RATTLES S. DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CUTS IMPERIL PRISON EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PHEASANT SEASON OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THOUSANDS OF HUNTERS TO TAKE AIM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FBI SEARCHED FOR SD MAN IN ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ANGER MISSING FROM 'CUCKOO'S NEST' ASYLUM,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NO SPECIAL DISTINCTION FOR MINORITY (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WEAPONS IN SCHOOLS...ZERO TOLERANCE (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
LETTER ON IBP CONTAINED INACCURACIES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ENERGY SAVING VALID REASON TO SLOW DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NO PLACE IN SCHOOLS FOR JANKLOW'S BULLYING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SAFE TRAIN CROSSING MERITS COUNTY CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*FAMILARITY BRINGS LAX VIEW OF GOD'S PROMISES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
HOSPITAL RELEASES TRUCKER HURT IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHOIR CONCERT TICKETS TO BE OFFERED BY MAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"POTLUCK, FESTIVAL PLANNED AT COLLEGE","Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CORN STALKS PUSHOVER FOR WIND,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STANDING ON A SPIDER'S WEB OF STEEL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MILITARY, MEDIA SHOW MISTRUST","Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY ADDS 2 EMERGENCY SNOW ROUTES FOR WINTER,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRINCIPAL AWARDED NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SIOUX FALLS PASTOR NAMED PATROL CHAPLAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOME ECONOMICS AGENTS RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROPOSED BILL AFFECTS CIVIL SUIT DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LIFELONG COLLECTION DONATED TO LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RESIDENTS MAY USE WATER FROM SINK TAPS,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CORPS PLEASED WITH RIVER DISCHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"TRADE BETWEEN SD, MEXICO TO INCREASE--OFFICIAL","Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TWIN CITY MALL WINS BATTLE AGAINST 'SOIL CREEP',"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS TOTAL CRASH DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
WAS WWII FIGHTER PILOT,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*HUNTING IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PRESSLER BLASTS ADS ATTACKING TELECOM BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
GF&P MAY RAISE PARK ENTRANCE FEE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
SCHWAN'S CHILDREN BATTLE UNCLE,"Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*GREENE, O'GORMAN HOPE TO MAKE A RUN AT STATE TITLE","Argus LeaderOct 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SD SPRINKLED WITH SNOW,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JACOBSON'S TRUCK PURCHASE TO GET LEGAL TEST,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"KRULL WANTS VOLK, MEIERHENRY TO QUIT","Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JACOBSON'S TRUCK PURCHASE TO GET LEGAL TEST,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"KRULL WANTS VOLK, MEIERHENRY TO QUIT","Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"KRULL WANTS VOLK, MEIERHENRY TO QUIT","Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TRUCK/CAR ACCIDENT KILLS TWO IN IPSWICH,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*DIG SLOWLE UNEARTHING ANOTHER AGE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SEVEN FARMERS NOMINATED FOR DEGREE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GARRISON CONSERVANCY BOARD TO MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*FALL IS THE TIME FOR FOWL ROUNDUP,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*FALL IS THE TIME FOR FOWL ROUNDUP,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CHAMBERLAIN CREW CLEANS BIRDS GALORE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CHAMBERLAIN CREW CLEANS BIRDS GALORE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
WESTERN'S DECISION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NO-WIN POLICY FOR INDIANS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"RELIGION, PUBLIC SCHOOLS NOT COMPATIBLE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SALT RATIFICATION URGED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
PHEASANT PRIME FOR STATE OPENER,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
PHEASANT PRIME FOR STATE OPENER,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*ACL LEADER DECRIES COMPLACENCY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
CANDIDATES SKIRT INDIAN PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LIVE, FROM SIOUX FALLS, IT'S GAIL MATTHEWS","Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LIVE, FROM SIOUX FALLS, IT'S GAIL MATTHEWS","Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AUDIO TURNS VISUAL ON 'PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION',"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUDIO TURNS VISUAL ON 'PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION',"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUMMER DISAPPEARS IN A BLAZE OF GLORY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NORWEGIAN JOURNALIST COVERING SD SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NORWEGIAN JOURNALIST COVERING SD SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MYSTERIOUS PHONE CALLER URGES VOTE FOR ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON PREACHING FARMERS' MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARTFORD MAN FOUND GUILTY OF SHOOTING STEPSON'S PAL,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MERGER OF ASSESSOR OFFICES PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MERGER OF ASSESSOR OFFICES PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*DASCHLE MERITS A SECOND TERM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
URANIUM LAW WOULD GIVE NEEDED TOOL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CAUTION URGED IN BUYING INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"ERA SUPPORTED, MCGOVERN APPLAUDED (L)","Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OAHE SUBDISTRICT AND HIGH COST OF WATER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTES BY ABDNOR ON WOMEN'S ISSUES HIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOW TO PREVENT HEARING DISABILITIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRAISES MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CONSIDER PLATFORM STANDS ON ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
REPUBLICANS BACKING MCGOVERN ISN'T NEWS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
15 AUTO DEALERS GET SBA LOANS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CATTLE ON FEED UP 15 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUSTICE-DAKOTA PROP CATASTROPHIC,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
USDA TO CONTINUE STUDY ON HOPPERS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SD MILK INCREASES, HERD DROPS","Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MORAL MAJORITY RALLY SET FOR SF,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CLEAR WEATHER-STRAIGHT ROADS-SOBER DRIVERS IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SF VO-TECH ENROLLMENT UP 20 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER FAVORS TWO-CHINA POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
NO HEARING DATE YET ON 7 ARRESTED IN EXTORTION,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ANDERSON GIVES REAGAN HIGH MARKS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ANDERSON GIVES REAGAN HIGH MARKS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS OPPOSE NEW HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMEDY FILM TAKES ITS WRESTLING SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HENRY MANCINI WRITES FOR A PURPOSE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HENRY MANCINI WRITES FOR A PURPOSE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*NEW DIRECTOR BUILDS SF YOUTH ORCHESTRA,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*NEW DIRECTOR BUILDS SF YOUTH ORCHESTRA,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
INDIAN SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
*CHARLIE BROWN PLAY AT DAKOTA STATE COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
BUSINESS WOMEN SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
ED CHIEFS--DON'T LIMIT COLLEGE ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MECHANICS TO OFFER LOWER RATES ON FARM REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLITICAL WORK DOESN'T STOP WHEN THERE'S NO ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MOVE TO END AIRLINE SUBSIDIES AVERTED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
JURY HEARS FROM MATHIS' NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CITY SHOULD RETAIN ITS GARAGE PROFITS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BOARD SHOULD FOLLOW VOTERS' SCHOOL MANDATE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN--ALL DELIVERY AND NO SUBSTANCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PARENTS MUST HAVE SAY IN CHILDREN'S EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GANN VALLEY MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ADC ELIGIBILITY TIGHTENED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN CHEESE SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INMATE TO BE TRIED FOR THREATS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN CHEESE SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MILK PRODUCTION UP SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INMATE TO BE TRIED FOR THREATS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON BACKS TRIPLE-A AIR CARRIER,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SF SCHOOL OFFICIALS COOL TO DELAYING SCHOOL START,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SF SCHOOL OFFICIALS COOL TO DELAYING SCHOOL START,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MEIERHENRY BACKS LEGAL AID,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
SUBDISTRICT ENDORSES CENDAK,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SUBDISTRICT ENDORSES CENDAK,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MANDAN CHOICES PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SNOW SLOWS SIOUX EFFORTS TO MOVE CAMP,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
REAGAN MAY CHANGE MIND ON EMINENT DOMAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY EMPLOYEES VOTE TO JOIN UNION,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
NFL PLAYER SHOT HUNTING SD BIRDS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ETSI EMPLOYEES LAID OFF IN RC,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
NERO SHOWS EXPERTISE AS PIANIST & CONDUCTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*RONSTADT'S SINGING, WILL ANYBODY LISTEN","Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*THOMS SAYS HE'D BE A GOOD LOBBYIST,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW IGNORES REAL PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STOCKBROKER FOUND GUILTY IN TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MINNEHAHA CONTENDERS AGREE-SUPPORT FOR MUSEUM, ROADS","Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRAIN CONTRACT DEADLINE EXTENSION URGED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RAISE STANDARDS FOR PROSPECTIVE TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LEGEND LIKE CRAZY HORSE MOUNTAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*MCKELLIPS ON ELECTION, 1982","Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GAMBLING WOULD BRING MANY PROBLEMS TO SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ROBERTS AND OIL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STAYING THE COURSE--RONALD REAGAN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*JAPAN ENVOY TO SPEAK IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATES INVITED TO CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA INDUSTRIES OPEN HOUSE TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRAIN BIN CONSTRUCTION BOOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEEN GETS 1 YEAR IN PRIEST'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS TRIAL MOVED TO MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ILLINOIS POLICE HUNT FOR SD CONVICTS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
POLICE INVOLVED IN SUIT CONTINUE DUTIES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SCHWARTZES INDICTED IN GRAND THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VERMILLION BOY STABLE AFTER GUNSHOT WOUND,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*WATERTOWN FIRE KILLS FAMILY OF 4, GUEST","Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WORST STATE FIRES KILLED 8,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*WORD OF CHRIST MUST BE SEEN IN OUR LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
YWCA KIDS KARNIVAL IS SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*GETTING INTO THE RHYTHM,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PRISONER FREE 5 HOURS BEFORE CAPTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ENGINE FAILURE PROBABLY DIDN'T CAUSE CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRM SCREENS STATE FOR NUCLEAR WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GREENBERG JEWELRY STORE OPENS IN THE EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MESABA POSTPONES SIOUX FALLS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD HOSTS COFFEE HOUR FOR CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOOKLET OFFERS HELPFUL TIPS FOR YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HEALTHY AG FUTURE--4 BASIC STEPS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MILLER TEACHERS TRY FOR BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
1 MORE ARRESTED IN COCAINE PROBE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"*INTEREST RATE WILL DROP, ANALYST SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOUQUETS TO NEWS STAFFERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"GOVERNMENT NEEDS DIET, NOT APPETITE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS HELP STRETCH OUR TAX DOLLARS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THE LEAGUE ON INSURANCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
KUNDERT REFUTES NEWSMAKER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
THANKS FOR MEDIA WORKSHOP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NEED MORE REFRESHMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CRIME AGAINST HUMAN DIGNITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
INTERSTATES BUILT FOR SPEED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ABDNOR OPPOSES DECISION AGAINST STRYCHNINE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN CLUB CHARGED AFTER GAMBLING RAID,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN REVISES PLANS FOR CIVIC CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS LAW AGAINST GLUE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"INTERNATIONAL STUDIES PROGRAM GETS {dollar}40,000","Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN SAYS HE WAS ABDUCTED IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TRIBAL COUNCIL WANTS CUTS IN BIA STAFF,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WORKER FIRED FOR ABSENTEEISM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MURPHEY IS NEW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LEADER,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PRESSLER PLAN BLOCKING SALE OF SATELLITES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
OAHE BOARD WON'T TAKE STAND ON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SPECIAL ELECTION WILL RULE ON CENDAK,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*HARRISBURG'S THOMPSON SHOWS 'EM HOW,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEDIA DOMINATES KANSAS CITY'S EVENT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MIXED LOCAL REACTION,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*A PERFECT PLACE TO HAUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HALLOWEEN FACES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW DISTRICTS SHOULD MAKE VOTING EASIER,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE GLAUS BELIEVED IN THE GOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY AT ODDS WITH TRIBAL COURT ORDER,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL DISCUSS BUSING,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATE ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TAX FOR STREETS MUST BE CONTINUED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEED WEATHER TO BE POLITICAL ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VETERANS BENEFITS SHOULDN'T BE REDUCED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FARMERS SHOULD RECEIVE FMHA LETTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GREEN SOYBEANS CAN BE USED FOR LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
KIMBALL DIABETIC TO RUN IN NY MARATHON,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HUNTER TAKES HIS FINAL TRIP,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAVEN HISTORIC BALLOON LAUNCH,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CANTON MAYOR DIES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*O'GORMAN PRODUCT SHOWS HIS STUFF,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*TWO RECEIVE HONORS FROM ORDER OF EASTERN STAR,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CHAPTER FOR AUTISTIC PEOPLE FORMS IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
KIWANIS WEST INSTALLS OFFICERS FOR 1985-86,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAYBREAK KIWANIS INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
GIRLS STATE ELECTS OFFICERS AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
RIGHT TO LIFE COMMITTEE ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
DAYS OF APARTHEID NUMBERED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW IGNORES OWN MESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GET GUARD FACTS STRAIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HUNKING SEEKS 5-YEAR EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PEA SOUP,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AGENCY STARTS SIOUX FALLS TRAFFIC STUDY TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHILD SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WHITE SOUTH AFRICAN APARTHEID FOE TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
3 FACE CHARGES OF EMBEZZLING FROM TRIBE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
REGENT SITS ON 2 BOARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CO-OPS HELP PEOPLE'S NEEDS--BERGLAND,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE PRESIDENT ON LIST FOR IOWA JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HUNTING ACCIDENT VICTIM NAMED--2 MORE HURT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"POACHER ILLEGALLY SNAGS FISH, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY AREA SPECIAL ELECTIONS SET TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEENS FACE ROBBERY CHARGES IN STORE HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TOWN CAN'T SUPPORT 2 PAPERS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VERDICT UPHELD IN MURDERS OF CITY TEENS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COURT CANCELS BANKS APPEAL HEARING TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
MURDER TRIAL JURORS QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NEW PRISON FOR MENTALLY ILL INMATES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CRY OF HELP FROM NICARAGUANS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"JAILED FOR CONTEMPT, RANCHER FASTS","Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
TWO INDUCTED INTO CO-OP HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WAVE OF SUCCESS REKINDLES MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA PERSERVERANCE REWARDED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CONTINENTAL TO FLY TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FABULOUS FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN MAY RETURN,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSURE IS MOUNTING FOR S AFRICA (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOLIDAY OBSERVED MAY 30 (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TRIP TO WASHINGTON WASN'T FOR DASCHLE BILL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GLAD WHEN ELECTION IS OVER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PROFESSIONAL WOMEN SALUTED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RAPE PROPOSAL DAMAGING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
REALITY IS AGAINST STAR WARS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*KISSINGER TO TALK AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEN ENTER PLEA OF NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS ARE GROWING DESPERATE IN RACES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MONEY DIDN'T CHANGE POSITION,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS ADVOCATE COOPERATION ON PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STUDY--FORGET ABOUT HIGH TECH,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HARVEST RUNNING BEHIND NORMAL,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NOVAOCK CONVICTED OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY CANDIDATES SPEAK AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON TAX PROPOSAL FAILS IN SPECIAL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER REQUESTS EXAMINATION FOR CLIENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OPTOMETRIST FILES SUIT AGAINST FEDERAL JUDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE OFFICER INDICTED ON GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TO STUDY NEED FOR TANK REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MASTEN SAYS STAFF NEEDS TAX EXPERT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WEATHER HELPS DRY CORN IN FIELD,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CANTON SALES FLOURISHING,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DEMOCRATS HIT ROAD IN CAMPAIGN CARAVAN,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SPEARFISH GROUP PLANS TO RESTORE OLD OPERA HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BELL CUSTOMERS RESIST RATE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*GAME BIRDS ARE MORE VERSATILE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DELORES LOCKEN RECEIVES HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
LOCAL POET'S WORK TO BE PUBLISHED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
PEDIATRICIAN RECEIVES USD AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
RED CROSS HONORS LOCAL VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
WEBSTER GUARD UNIT TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*CHILDREN ARE WINNERS IN SHRINE GAME,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHRISTOPULOS IN BUSINESS OF SELLING SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SPORTS VIEWS ON INSTANT REPLAY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*A BRUSH OF FALL COLORS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SFC PRESIDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ABOUT STOCK MARKET PLUNGE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITY SHOULD TURN ARENA OVER TO PARKS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RANDALL DOES A GOOD JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
IS DASCHLE HIDING LETTERS ABOUT BORK,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PAY NOT TEACHERS' TOP GOAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
JURGENS SETS BAD EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SELL-OUT CROWDS LIKE PLAY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*TOYING WITH CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE CAST CLICKS IN REVAMPED GOSPEL TALE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HURON TO HOST 'SPIRIT OF DAKOTA' BANQUET,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SAFETY COUNCIL TEACHING DEFENSIVE DRIVING,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BIDS ON BACHELORS WILL BENEFIT MS SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
PRAIRIE PEOPLE CENTENNIAL PROJECT PLANNED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
EVALUATORS GIVE SINTE GLESKA OK,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES CEDARBUTTE HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON NURSING STUDENTS RANK AT TOP,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"NOLTE, SCHROEDER TO SPEAK AT FORUM","Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
41ST STREET TO OPEN FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*READY TO AX RURAL ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEFICIT TO BLAME FOR MARKET'S FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN WOULD IMPROVE INDIAN HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN RECEIVE MINOR INJURIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHERMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO DRUNKEN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SEARCHERS FIND PLANE IN FIELD,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FORMER SD RANCHER ORDERED TO SERVE TERM,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS CLIENT TO TAKE COMPETENCY TEST,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FIRE DAMAGES VACANT RURAL HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GRAND JURY CONSIDERS CHARGES IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PORK PRODUCERS TAKE FIRST STEP IN FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GREGORY SHERIFF INVESTIGATES FATAL HUNTING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*BUILDING PERMITS NEAR 9-YEAR LOW,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SEWING UP A CENTURY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOCIAL SECURITY GETS 4 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRM STOPS DISTRIBUTION OF VOTER GUIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MOON FOLLOWERS BUY HOUSE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*WISCONSIN QUINTET HIGHLIGHTS NIGHT OF JAZZ,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
'ACCUSED' GIVES A DISTURBING PORTRAIT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
RELIEF SALE HELPS WORLD'S NEEDY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"SALVATION ARMY SALE RAISES {dollar}3,217","Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FESTIVAL OF BANDS DRAWS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LEAGUE'S FUND-RAISER HELPS CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*SCHOOLS SHOULD TEACH STUDENTS TO THINK,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GAMBLING SUPPORTERS HOLD STRONGEST HAND (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAX VOTE WON'T ALTER BASIC SERVICES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WHY RUSH THE SEASONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
US WEST MOTIVES FISHY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*LENNOX TEAMS RUN TO 3A TITLES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STEROIDS THREATEN OLYMPIC GAMES INTEGRITY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*HOMECOMING ROYALTY CROWNED AT SFC,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY POLICE SEARCH FOR ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORONATION HELD AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUGAR VIGIL,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSON HOLDS 5-1 FUND ADVANTAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW GROUP PROMOTES ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CORN, SOYBEAN YIELDS HIT 12-YEAR LOW","Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAYER'S MESSAGE BACKFIRES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MONDAY IS LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLL GIVES BUSH LEAD IN MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ACLU PLANS SUIT AGAINST INDIAN CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOAN FUND FINANCE CHARGE ESTABLISHED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MALE DOMINANCE HURTS SD,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PHEASANT HUNTING HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARTY CHIEFS SEE ABORTION AS ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LOOK OUT, RAND MCNALLY","Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ABOUT THE WRITERS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*BIAS, SELF-DOUBT BLOCK","Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*OLD BOYS FLOCK TO 'Y' STEAM ROOM,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*POLITICAL PROGRESS CENTERED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FAMILY DUTIES TANGLE CAREERS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*FRANKENFELD'S ANNOUNCEMENT HONEST,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ATTITUDE SHOULDN'T HOLD WOMEN BACK (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HELP KEEP STATE BEAUTIFUL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA HOME OF FRIENDLY PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BOOST WHOLESOME INDUSTRIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
KIRK BROTHERS WILL BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
UNITED WAY AIDS EQUALITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA TOPS SD STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIALS ON HUNT FOR VIOLATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
DUCK HUNTING SUCCESS VARIES ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
WHY BETTER IN SD THAN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
GRAY PARTRIDGE IS OTHER TARGETED BIRD,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.6"
DASCHLE EXPANDS PHOTO PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN BAND WINS SWEEPSTAKES HONORS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PRESSLER, GUARDSMEN MEET IN WASHINGTON","Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FOLKS CONTENT WITH LIFE HERE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TELLINGHUISEN TO HELP OUT IN PROMINENT CASES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WAVERLY CHURCH TO MEET IN TOWN HALL,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTRY'S BEST PICKIN' IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS ANTI-PORN RALLY DRAWS 100,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN RAPED AT KNIFEPOINT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RAPID CITY REPORTS PAY PHONE THEFTS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
BUMMOBILE PART OF PARADE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CRONKITE TO RECEIVE AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VETERANS GROUP OPENS STORE IN FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"DASCHLE, FIRM CLASH ON DUMP","Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
EXTENDING SCHOOL YEAR IS ALTERNATIVE IN REFORM,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
TECHNICAL HELP IS WELCOMED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BUILDERS STICK WITH FAST LANE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS KNOWN AS SPLIT CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*FROM HOLLYWOOD TO DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*FRENCH REVOLUTION COMES TO VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*BOUNCER KILLED NEAR BAR,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MORE THAN 50 ARRESTED, TWO HURT","Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LANDS OFFICE NEEDS NEW COMMISSIONER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'IMPRESSIONS' HELPS STIMULATE IMAGINATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DISPOSAL SYSTEMS MISINFORMING CITIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BASIC RIGHTS DENIED TO LAKE ANDES' ABUSED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SOLVE VISIBLE PROBLEMS WITH VISIBLE ACTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
'YES' VOTE PUTS DUMP IN OFFICIALS' HANDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*BODY SHAPES DETERMINE RISK FACTORS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PSYCHEDELIA REIGNS AT COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BIRTH-DEFECT TESTS EFFECTIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*SENATOR DASCHLE GETS TOP VETERANS HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS BALLOT AMENDMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN HURT IN CAR WRECK,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS MAY APPLY FOR STUDY EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KATERI CENTER OFFICIAL GREW UP WANTING TO GIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LANDS CANDIDATES DEBATE SCHOOL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLL RESULTS COULD AFFECT FUTURE LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DAY OF PRAYER,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*STATE EDUCATION OFFICIAL SEEKS UPDATED SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*GOVERNOR CANDIDATES SPAR OVER JAIL ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SUPPORT GROUP HELPS FAMILIES COPE WITH GULF CRISIS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"ANTI-PORN MOTORCADE, RALLY SET FOR SATURDAY","Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
UP WITH PEOPLE TO VISIT VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DOUGLAS SCHOOL BOARD NEGOTIATES CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
4 SCHOOLS READY TO DEFEND TITLES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PULLING PLUG MAY AFFECT INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LOCAL OUTLOOK--MILD BELT-TIGHTENING,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*TWO FRIENDS FIND THEY ARE SISTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABORTION SURVIVOR TALKS OF MIRACLES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PROPOSAL REVISES NIGHTTIME BUS CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*OH, MY ACHING HEAD","Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BAN ASSAULT GUNS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LIBERAL MEDIA STILL OUT OF STEP WITH PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEACHER-PAY IMPASSE SHOULD END SOON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*WOLFGANG 2ND, SCHNEE WINS IN MISSOURI","Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TWINS DOUBLE TROUBLE FOR HURLEY FOES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*BUSINESS OF WINNING,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STATE PLAYING WATCHDOG ON WEED CONTROL,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FAULTY WIRING BLAMED IN FIRE THAT KILLED ONE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAY CAT BEING SOUGHT ATER BITING GIRL,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN BAND CLAIMS DAKOTA DAYS AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE MEN ARRESTED IN SF DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORK-RELEASE INMATE ARRESTED AFTER FAILING TO REPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PREVIEW OF NEW WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY DOESN'T COMMIT TO WASHINGTON PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEX EDUCATION PLAN LACKS VALUES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GARRETSON FIRE DAMAGES TRIPLEX,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAW BROADENS PROSPECTIVE POOL OF JURORS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON ENDORSES SCHIEFFER NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AUTHORITIES SEIZE LAND IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DISTRICT MAY GO AHEAD WITH LAND PURCHASE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN RETURNED TO UNIT FOR MORE TESTING,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON DOCTOR GIVEN GULF WAR MEDAL,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABC CORRESPONDENT TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
REPORT TARGETS TWO VETERANS HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STURGIS SCHOOLS DESIGNATE AREAS DRUG-FREE ZONE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*ESCAPEE PLEADS GUILTY TO BURGLARY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AGENCY SELLS EDUCATION SAVINGS BONDS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BURGER KING TV AD PAYS OFF FOR TEENS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON DROPS TAX REBATE PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DESPERATE BUSH SLIGHTS SMALL STATES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MUCH MINING WASTE GUIDELINE-EXEMPT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD'S REGRESSIVE TAX STRUCTURE LOPSIDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TERM LIMITS NEEDED TO FIX MESS IN DC (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE STATE'S VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*COSTNER MIXES HUNT WITH BUSINESS TRIP,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BITTER CREEK FIRE IS DECLARED CONTROLLED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL SALVATION ARMY TO AID FLORIDA VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD COLLEGE FUNDING BOOST IS IN TOP 3,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CAMPAIGN AD WATCH,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TINKLES TACKLES A TOUGHY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"INVEST IN CHILDREN, ADVOCATES SAY","Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RECORDER ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RABBIT'S RAY OF SUNSHINE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
THEORY EMERGES IN YANKTON DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ABORTION FOES LOSE JURY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DOLL-MAKER TO OPEN SD PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE COUNTY BOARD REJECTS LAND SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE FMHA RANKS NUMBER 2 IN NATION,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WILDFIRE DANGER WARNING IS ISSUED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CHERNOBYL GETS DOSE OF LOVE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS--ETHANOL PLANT CAN'T WAIT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*CUSTOMS TROUBLE IS KGB SCHEME,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*GOP TEAM STUMPS FOR BUSH AT AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE'S EDUCATION BOARD OPPOSES GIVING UP DUTY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TWO SOUTH DAKOTANS NABBED IN FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
NORWEST REPORTS RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WORKING WOMEN HONORED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*RURAL ROOTS PROPEL ARTIST,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*MOTHER, DAUGHTER ACT TACKLES TOUGH SUBJECT","Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*JAKE'S BIG WITH JOKES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDIES FLEXIBLE (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
3 RAPID CITY STUDENTS MAY HAVE AIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A DIFFERENT WAY OF SEEING THINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEDICAL TEAM MEETS TODAY TO EASE CANCER'S PAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LOCAL TV STATION IS FINED {dollar}27,500 FOR AD VIOLATIONS","Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FIRE DAMAGES FLANDREAU FIRM,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FIND DESK SPACE FOR AMBULANCE DIRECTOR (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HUNTING PRESERVES DENY PUBLIC ACCESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
RSVP SEEKS ANSWERS FOLLOWING BUDGET CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"CHILDREN NEED LOVING, NOT CONTROLLING (L)","Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
ANTI-VIOLENCE MARCH SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES NAME MAN HURT DURING HUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FATHER OF VICTIM WANTS POLICE RECORDS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OMAHA MAN INDICTED ON TAMPERING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE HOME LOANS DROP INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*PHILLIPS AVE, HOTEL PLANS PROCEED","Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WAUBAY PARENTS TO MARCH TODAY TO PROTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE IDENTIFIES 2 HANTAVIRUS CASES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTHERN BAPTISTS INCREASING IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABOUREZK WON'T RUN FOR OFFICE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MILITARY PROGRAM SET TO BEGIN TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MONTROSE MAN FACES MISDEMEANOR CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MUSIC CONVENTION STARTS TODAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC TELEVISION TO AIR MILLER SPEECH,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS MEET FOR CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON ESCAPEE GETS NEW SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GREW UP ON FARM IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*WALKING THE LINE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHURCH WANTS ABUSE CASE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HURON KIDNAPPER TO BE RESENTENCED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INVESTORS ELIGIBLE FOR PRUDENTIAL MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STOCKBROKER MAY PLEA BARGAIN IN THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
MITCHELL MOTORIST HURT ON ICY ROAD ENTITLED TO JURY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CITY ATTORNEY DENIES PETITION IN FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
GATEWAY 2000 FILES PROPOSAL TO GO PUBLIC WITH STOCK,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
"STATE RANKS LAST IN NATION FOR AVERAGE INCOME, REPOR","Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*TOPPLING THE TOWER,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SIOUX CITY OFFERS INCENTIVES TO KEEP PLANT GOING,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
'THE NEIGHBOR' TRANSFERS TO LEE ENTERPRISES OF IOWA,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
STATE LAWMAKERS SPLIT OVER NAFTA,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
"*STARGAZERS AWAIT GLIMPSE OF PISTONS, WOLVES","Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW BOOKS LET US RELIVE HARD TIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*CASTLE FOR {dollar}64,900","Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SIMON'S PIANO JAZZ A SURE BET,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NO 'PERFECT' COMPUTER SYSTEM EXISTS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DUNN'S FAMOUS PRAIRIE PAINTING TO BE RESTORED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRUCKER PROTESTS WHEEL TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POSITION IS NOT TAKING A STAND (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*REFORM WON'T HAPPEN WITHOUT INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T RISK FUTURE OF CHILDREN OVER TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
READING GATT REVEALS HIDDEN PORK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ARITHMETIC REVEALS FAT IN BUDGETS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
FAMILIES ARE VICTIMS OF GAMBLING ADDICTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS NEEDS NO ADVERTISING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
VEGETARIAN LOBBYISTS LOWER HOG PRICES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
DOWN-HOME FLAVOR MISSING FROM 'PUMP BOYS',"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*PRAYER, STUDY AND OBEDIENCE ARE OUR GREATEST NEEDS","Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PARK WILL BE SITE OF NEW PLAYGROUND,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS HE'D TALK WITH WIDOWS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLUMBER ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON CAMPAIGNS FOR CANDIDATES TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABANDONED CAR MAY HAVE TIES TO WIS. BOMBING,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SITTING PURRRRRTY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STEENSLAND CRITICIZES INVESTMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW AND BEDDOW TAKE AIM WITH ADS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MARSHAL'S SERVICE STAFF MAY ATTEND GAME FEED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SAMPLE BALLOTS AID IN MAKING DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TORONTO POST ISSUES CHALLENGE IN LUTEFISK CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS UNION HEAD CALLS FOR GATT DELAY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BEDDOW SAYS MILLER SHOWED INTEREST,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRAIL RESIDENTS TIRED OF LATE-NIGHT PROWLS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FOREST SERVICE ASKED TO REWRITE PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FOUR MORE ENTER AT-LARGE RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*GOLFERS PLAY ON COURSE AT LAKE ALVIN,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TRUCKING FIRM IS COOPERATING IN ICE-CREAM PROBE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
RETURN OF INDIAN LAND REJECTED BY CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TEEN-AGER DIES IN TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*STORE COMBO LEAVES ROOM DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LADYLIKE INVESTMENTS DON'T PAY,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
US WEST CUSTOMERS REACH OUT WITH COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
KNIGHTS FINISH STRONG,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HARRISBURG IS SPOTLESS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU FACES MUST-WIN SITUATION,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CHARGES AGAINST MUNSEN DROPPED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WALKING IN WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*WOMAN KILLED IN HUNTING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE WILL AND THE MEANS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CAMPAIGN ADVISERS DIFFER IN STYLE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HUNTING A CULTURAL EVENT IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LODGENET ADDS LAQUINTA INNS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMPANIES GET IN LINE ONLINE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA WEB SITES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*FROM SOUTH DAKOTA TO THE NFL,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AUTHORITIES GO ON TV IN SEARCH FOR BOYS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LEWIS & CLARK BACKERS TRY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A COMMUNITY ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RESIDENTS SHARE CULTURAL INSIGHTS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TYNDALL NEAR END OF PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*LAWSUIT IN DEATH OF ATHLETE SETTLED,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKER WINS AWARD FROM NATIONAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WAUBAY MAN FACES CHARGES IN DEATHS OF TWO,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*STATE OFFICIALS CONFIRM RECORD BROOK TROUT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"WOMAN, 2 JUVENILES FACING THEFT CHARGES","Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"ANONYMOUS DONOR GIVES {dollar}10,000 TO TRAIL","Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DEAD BOY'S PARENTS PURCHASE LIBRARY GIFTS,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"ONE DIES, THREE HURT WHEN JEEP ROLLS OVER","Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*STUDENTS COMPETE IN ROTC EVENT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LOVED THE THRILL OF FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*INJURIES TO CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
GRANDMA ENROLLS IN GERMAN COURSE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RAVEN EXPECTS 3RD-QUARTER EARNINGS TO FALL 30%,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MEDICARE BILL MAY MAKE AREA HOSPITAL RAISE FEES,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
COUNCILMAN ARRESTED IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
"PRESSLER ASKS US TO PAY FARMERS, RANCHERS","Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
"FOR BROOKINGS GIRL, PRICE WAS RIGHT","Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PIPELINE PROJECT MIGHTY APPEALING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TEENS MAKE NOBLE COMMITMENT (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*MAINSTREAM MEDIA DOESN'T DELIVER? CONSIDER ALTERNAT,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MORE ISSUES THAN FLAG DESECRATION (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
LOSS OF TAX CREDIT HURTS WORKING CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
DON'T SHOW DISRESPECT TO VETERANS OF WAR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
BAND COMPETITION DESERVES MORE PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
FARM SPENDING CUTS STRIKE AT HEART OF SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*LOWLY BRANCH HELPED ME REACH HIGH,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*DAY MAKES VOLUNTEERS FEEL GOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 22 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*NO PROSECUTIONS PLANNED OVER GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NO PROSECUTIONS PLANNED OVER GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NO PROSECUTIONS PLANNED OVER GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BIGFOOT STOMPING AROUND,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PETERSON PLACED BID FOR JACOBSON,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRAT CHRISTENS SCANDAL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRAT CHRISTENS SCANDAL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PETERSON PLACED BID FOR JACOBSON,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
KULL SEEKS GAMBLING INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
KULL SEEKS GAMBLING INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
KRULL SEEKS GAMBLING INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PARKING BAN ALONG CLIFF AVE OK'D,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SIOUX CITY TO GET BIG ETHANOL PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SEN BAYH APOLOGIZES FOR AIDE'S COMMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SEN BAYH APOLOGIZES FOR AIDE'S COMMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FEW HEAR PROPOSAL FOR NEW CANTON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN-US ENTERING RECESSION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MCGOVERN-US ENTERING RECESSION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
USD TO CELEBRATE HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
TEACHER-BOARD TASK FORCE SET,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
TEACHER-BOARD TASK FORCE SET,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
NO BOMB FOUND IN FAULKTON SCARE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
KEAN TO CHECK KNOBE'S CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
KILLINGS SPREAD FEAR THROUGH LEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
RAISES FOR STATE OFFICIALS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
RAISES FOR STATE OFFICIALS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
KEAN TO CHECK KNOBE'S CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
KEAN TO CHECK KNOBE'S CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"FORD, CARTER ENLIVEN SCENE (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WHEELCHAIR ARTICLE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WHEELCHAIR ARTICLE CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
NUMEROUS HEAVY CATTLE WILL HOLD DOWN PRICES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHILDREN TO TREAT UNICEF,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*SELLING AMERICA TO AMERICANS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD GRAIN PRICES JUMP,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEEKLY READER CALLED UNPATRIOTIC,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MOCIEGOERS TO GET NEW FARE--FINALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STRINGS FESTIVAL BEGINS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUGIE PLAY OPENS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*AUGIE PLAY OPENS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*WILES-WARRIORS READY FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WILES-WARRIORS READY FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SENATE DEBATE, MINUS ABDNOR, REHASHES ISSUES","Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*SENATE DEBATE, MINUS ABDNOR, REHASHES ISSUES","Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TELLINGHUISEN WANTS CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS DISAGREE ON TAX PROJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS-DENIAL OF FUNDS MEANS COURSES CUT-EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS-DENIAL OF FUNDS MEANS COURSES CUT-EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
OFFICIALS DISAGREE ON TAX PROJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
BANKERS PROTEST TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
BANKERS PROTEST TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"*ASPAAS, FLYNN COUNTY CHOICES (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
"*ASPAAS, FLYNN COUNTY CHOICES (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
"*ASPAAS, FLYNN COUNTY CHOICES (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
"FOR DOVE HUNTING, AGAINST TWO CHANGES (L)","Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR'S BUSINESS APPROACH PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
*PANEL-MANY INDIANS DON'T VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
*PANEL-MANY INDIANS DON'T VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
*PANEL-MANY INDIANS DON'T VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
RAILROAD INQUIRY BY LEGISLATORS ANGERS JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN DEFENDS WORLD TRIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
RAILROAD INQUIRY BY LEGISLATORS ANGERS JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL TO ASK CONTROL OF PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
FOES WON'T FIGHT URANIUM RULING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*PROXMIRE DEFENDS FLEECE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1980, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
*FARMER-OWNED GRAIN RESERVE WOULD HELP PRICES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMER-OWNED GRAIN RESERVE WOULD HELP PRICES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JURY INDICTS SF MAN FOR SUNBANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*MANCINI SOUND/SILKY, IMPECCABLY STYLED","Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'SILENCE OF NORTH' WORTH SITTING THROUGH,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PEACE CONFERENCE STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A HOMECOMING QUEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*MANCINI SOUND/SILKY, IMPECCABLY STYLED","Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOLAR SPEAKS OUT ON MANY ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SCHOLAR SPEAKS OUT ON MANY ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*UNCLOGGING ARTERIES FASTER, CHEAPER, LESS PAINFULLY","Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*UNCLOGGING ARTERIES FASTER, CHEAPER, LESS PAINFULLY","Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF CONTROLLERS STILL OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD REGENTS FAVOR STRICTER COLLEGE ADMISSION STANDARD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRIVING HAWK LOSES ROSEBUD CHAIRMANSHIP ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY HANDS DOWN 17 INDICTMENTS-PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRIVING HAWK LOSES ROSEBUD CHAIRMANSHIP ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY HANDS DOWN 17 INDICTMENTS-PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD REGENTS FAVOR STRICTER COLLEGE ADMISSION STANDARD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*IT'S COLD, BRISK BIKING TODAY","Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*IT'S COLD, BRISK BIKING TODAY","Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOMESTAKE HOSTING TOUR FOR OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JACK ANDERSON'S '10' (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHAMBER'S LEADERSHIP AGAIN SERVES AREA WELL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SADAT PRAISED, REAGAN CRITICIZED (L)","Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LOAN SCHEME TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF WON'T FEEL CRUNCH FROM CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOAN SCHEME TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE REDISTRICTING PLAN WINS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INMATES SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INMATES SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"CITIZENS, AIR EXPERTS START INVESTIGATION","Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"CITIZENS, AIR EXPERTS START INVESTIGATION","Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"CITIZENS, AIR EXPERTS START INVESTIGATION","Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DROUGHT PATTERN STUCK OVER SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*USD'S MIDDLE LINEBACKER NOT FRUSTRATED ANYMORE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*USD'S MIDDLE LINEBACKER NOT FRUSTRATED ANYMORE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PRO FOOTBALL MAKES SUNDAYS ARTIFICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"DASCHLE, PRESSLER HEADING WHEAT MEETING","Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
"DASCHLE, PRESSLER HEADING WHEAT MEETING","Argus LeaderOct 23 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*IT MUST BE CLOSE TO HALLOWEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GRAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF MAN KILLED BY HYDRAULIC LIFT ON TRUCK,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SEMINARY PRESIDENT TO GIVE SERMONS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*KNWC ASKS FOR MORE DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"EVENT TO REMEMBER, APPRECIATE POWS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"SF CHRISTIAN, ELKTON REPEAT AT REGION RUN","Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*WASHINGTON CRUSHES SIOUX CITY WEST, 35-0","Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*HE'S GOT TIME, BACKGROUND FOR COMMISSION","Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*O'CONNOR GETS GRAIN SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD BACKS 4-YEAR MEDICAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WORKERS SAY THEY DIDN'T SIGN LETTER,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW NORTHERN STATE COLLEGE CHIEF OK'D,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEXUAL HARASSMENT POLICY TO BE REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}1 MILLION AVAILABLE FOR BUSINESS LOANS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*NOTEBOOM BACKS UNION FOR SF EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
O'CONNOR CONSIDERS NUKE DUMP FOR SD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"SF COLLEGE GETS {dollar}500,000 ENDOWMENT","Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
A SAD TURN FOR DELOREAN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
B TRUMAN EPITOMIZED OLD-FASHIONED VALUES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIANS MUST VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNION SEES GAIN FROM HOMESTAKE STRIKE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'WHAT ABOUT US?' NURSE HAS HAD ENOUGH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE'S VOTE FOR SEX BILL HIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
IN TUNE WITH PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MORRIS SAYS THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ROBERTS' WIFE HITS DASCHLE'S VOTING RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LEAD MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ARSON,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS-PILOT PROGRAM DEVELOPED,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SFC CENTENNIAL CONCLUDES TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KNOBE WON'T BACK ANTI-DRUNKEN DRIVING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CORSICA SALE BARN TO COVER BAD CHECKS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
BUTTE CO PROBING BELLE FOURCHE SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DRUGS GO UP IN SMOKE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEAD WANTS NEW BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN FOUND GUILTY IN SHOOTING DEATH-PIERRE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PESTICIDE KILLS 300-350 BIRDS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ONLY SELLING BROOKLYN BRIDGE BEATS WATER SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SDSU PRESENTS AN ENERGETIC 'GODSPELL',"Argus LeaderOct 23 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TEACHERS ON LOW END OF PAY SCALE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GIRLS BASKETBALL EXPERIMENT SUCCESSFUL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THOSE ILLEGAL CATCHES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HEROES COME FROM DIFFERENT CLOTH,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TROPHY CLUB SCORING ALTERED,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GUN MAKER HOPES TO HELP INDIAN TRIBES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SUN SHINES IN JANKLOW'S INVITATIONAL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE RULES HAVEN'T BEEN WRITTEN,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A PARADE FULL OF SUNSHINE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*ECONOMIC SHIFT MEANS MORE LOCAL DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SF HAS 'GOOD THING GOING' (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IMPORTANT FARM AMENDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THE COMMUNIST PARTY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE RESPONDS TO CRITIC (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DELIGHTED OVER HEALTH SERIES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WOSTER'S SERMON FROM THE HEART (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
THESE IOWANS LIKE SIOUX FALLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WATT RESIGNATION LEAVES VOID (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DO-IT-YOURSELF TEST SHOWS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GROUP ADVOCATES DEREGULATING NATURAL GAS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
RAVEN'S DIVIDENDS ARE UP 13 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
REGENTS TO RETHINK REQUIREMENT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
"5,000 PEOPLE ATTEND 3-DAY HEALTH FAIR","Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
GROUPS WANT NUCLEAR WASTE ISSUE ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*JONATHON IS ALL HUGS, SMILES","Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SHOPS PUMP LIFE INTO OLD FILLING STATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LINDA BOYLES ADDS FINISHING TOUCHES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF EXTENDS PENNY SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'THERE'S A LITTLE BIT OF FIRE THERE',"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WORLD RECORD-HOLDER SURVIVES BY PATIENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SEVERE MENSTRUAL CRAMPS MAY BE WARNING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GAECKLE HEADS CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
GEERSEN ELECTED ALUMNI PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
NELSON ELECTED SOCIETY PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
AUXILIARY NAMES NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
HESBY NAMED PROSTHODONTICS CHIEF,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
SMITH LEADS ACADEMIC SENATE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*COUNTY VOTER LIST EXPANDS AT DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MERIT PAY WON'T HELP STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOST SPRINGFIELD STUDENTS STILL IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS SALE OF PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LIVESTOCK GREEN TAG SALES SET,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MADISON YOUTH'S JAIL DEATH WAS SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DEFICIT CURE AREA OF DISAGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RURAL ELECTRIC MEETING TO FOCUS ON PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SENATOR RAPS FEDS INSURANCE INVOLVEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CONGRESS TO BLAME FOR OUR DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEASURE SHOULD BE ENACTED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MONDALE WINS BATTLE, LOSES WAR (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REDUCE GOVERNMENT WAGES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HIGH COURT TO HEAR SPRINGFIELD CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TWO BALLOT ISSUES ARE CLOSE CONTESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BELL TO GET HELP FROM MICHIGAN CONGRESSMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
EPA OFFICIAL WARNS OF DISPOSAL SAFETY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
RURAL AREAS SHORT OF VIOLENCE HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ASKS FOR SOLUTION TO PARASITE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HECLA WOMAN DIES SUNDAY IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATION WILL GIVE MONEY TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEETINGS ON VIOLATIONS ARE TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VERMILLION WOMAN WINS MALL'S CAKE CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAMMERS--EXPORT TRADING FIRM NEEDED,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
POACHER PROGRAM MAY RUN OUT OF MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*BLACKBURN PLACES 6TH IN WORLD CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BUS-CAR CRASH INJURES 2,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOP HEAD WORRIES ABOUT SD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THIS REGION RANKS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PAY GAP A BIG PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MUSIC CAN HURT YOUNG PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GIRLS' TEAMS IGNORED AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SENATORS' PRIORITIES MIXED UP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*RED BARONS FLY TO PROMOTE PIZZA,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN NEBRASKAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN PLEADS GUILTY AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WILKA MUM ABOUT POSSIBILITY OF CHARGING DAVIS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN GIVE EXCHANGE CLUBS A TRY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 PLACED ON PROBATION AFTER CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SECURITY VAN GRAZES MORRELL STRIKER,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BLOOD-PRESSURE TESTS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FAIR LEASE NEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HEARING SITES FOR NUCLEAR COMPACT SET,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"PRESIDENT-DESIGNATE, COLLEGE SEVERE TIES","Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WHERE ARE YOU HEADED?,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STATE INVESTMENT OFFICER SHOPS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BILL WOULD TIGHTEN FUNERAL RULES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
GROUP NAMES BANK EXECUTIVE WOMAN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JURY SELECTION TODAY IN FARM-LOAN FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MAN GETS 4 YEARS IN SEX CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PHONE-SHELL DISPUTE BACK IN COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
WISCONSIN PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ON FALLING IN LOVE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PLANS WOULD ROB INDIANS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MINA MAN DIES AFTER LOSING CONTROL OF CAR,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
RAPID CITY MAN GETS 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"WARM, DRY WEATHER PUSHES ALONG FALL HARVEST","Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HURON COMMISSION OKS BONDS FOR BEEF PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*SDSU STUDENT PLACES AT CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
LAMMERS RECEIVES EAGLE BADGE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
LINCOLN HIGH MAGAZINE WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*POLL SHOWS SENATE RACE TO BE TIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESIDENT TO CAMPAIGN FOR ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW RELEASES 39 INMATES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON TAKES 8-POINT LEAD IN HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
49 PERCENT SUPPORT MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*CARD PLAYING BRIDGES LONG-DISTANCE FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
'OF MICE AND MEN' SHOWS PAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*DANCE TROUPE WILL PERFORM IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON GARY LARSON'S COMIC,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ARCHITECT LEAVES BIG MARK (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CANDIDATES CHEAT VOTERS BY MISSING COUNTY FORUM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MEET SOVIETS WITH STRENGTH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
TEXTBOOK AMENDMENT WOULD AID EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
JOHNSON VOTE NOT ANTI-FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
HEADLINE WAS OFF BY MILES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
KISSINGER LECTURE CLOSED TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LABOR SECRETARY STUMPS FOR BELL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON WALKAWAY CAPTURED IN ALA,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS ENJOY HEAVY SUBJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS--PROBE OF ABDNOR CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RACE'S EDUCATION PLANS FAR-FETCHED,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKER--DASCHLE ADS DISTORT DC TRIP,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RAZOR BLADE STUCK IN SCHOOL LUNCH,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AUGUSTANA BIOLOGIST GETS CANCER STUDY GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CIRCUIT JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT OVER JURISDICTION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM GROUP FOUNDER TO HELP LEAD SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FULL-TIME HELP TO LET SHERIFF GET SHUT-EYE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAGUE TO HAVE FORUM FOR LEGISLATIVE RACES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM ECONOMY NO. 1 PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WHEAT PEST ON ITS WAY--EXPERT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"HOLIDAY ISSUE PITS TRADITION, UNIFORMITY","Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TECH'S ECONOMIC IMPACT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BUSCH-WHACKED TWINS STAGGER HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
3M PLANS TO PROMOTE ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAN HELD FOR FIRING AT OFFICER,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD CONGRESSMEN SUPPORT DECISION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*COLLEGE HEAD WILL BE DIFFICULT TO REPLACE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHREVES' POSITION DISHONEST (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TOO MUCH STRESS ON CANDIDATES' LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYED HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NEA HAS LEFTIST AGENDA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MORRELL WORKERS APPLAUDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BREAKING THE MOLD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EX-'PRAIRIE HOME' BAND LEADER,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VAN BEETHOVEN BRINGS INNOVATIVE ROCK TO USD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WEEKEND'S BEST FOUND IN UNLIKELY PLACES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*TALKING ANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
AUGUSTANA CROWNS VIKING DAYS ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOKKEN ENTERS PLEA IN ATTEMPTED THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POETRY GROUP TO GIVE INDEX TO LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLK FILES PAPERS TO RAISE MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA INSTALLS ITS 19TH PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STREET OPENING BRINGS RELIEF TO BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS FEAR CLUTTER ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO USE STATE THEATRE FOR LIVE SHOWS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ACTIVISTS CLIMB RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
36 PEOPLE REQUEST BALLOT SPOTS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RANDALL OPPOSES TAX REBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ECONOMIC INDICATORS FOR SD GOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AIR NATIONAL GUARD COMMANDER FINISHES TERM,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEREGULATION TALKS GAIN LITTLE GROUND,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOVERNMENT OFFICE EVACUATED AFTER FIRE ALARM,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOVERNOR STARTS CAMPAIGN TO END ILLITERACY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HURON MAN GETS YEAR IN JAIL FOR ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD ENDS BUDGET YEAR WITH SURPLUS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AUTHORITIES EXAMINE PLANE CRASH IN FIELD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
STATE INVESTIGATES EQUALIZATION DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MICKELSON TO RAISE PHEASANT NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DAYLIGHT SAVING ISN'T ENDING YET,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*'80S GOLD RUSH,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COUNT ON A FLIGHT AT CITY AIRPORTS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BUSH, SON TO CAMPAIGN IN SD","Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OPEN-PIT MINING OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION DESERVES TO FAIL AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
A WINNER ON THE STREETS OF BOSTON,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTALISM AT RISK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
MINES SHOULD PAY FOR SPILLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
PAC MONEY SWAYS JOHNSON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
VOTE FOR TAX OVERHAUL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
BOARD CHANGE LONG OVERDUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
NELSON CONVERTS SONGSTAD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
DAKOTA PROP WILL HURT KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.4"
SEND VOLK TO WASHINGTON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.4"
*PROBLEM HUNTERS IGNORE CODE OF ETHICS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*USD RULES DAKOTA DAY, 21-3","Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BYRUM 65 OPENS UP 4-SHOT LEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SF TOP BOWLERS CHASE CASH,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*GROUPS WORK TO BUILD HABITAT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
A YEAR FOR WHOOPING CRANES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MARINDAHL LAKE IS BEING RESTORED,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*CAPED CRUSADER GIVEN A HERO'S WELCOME,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOLE TELEPHONES VOLK ENDORSEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION UNITY A MUST,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DUKAKIS BACKERS RALLY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE INDICTED IN PRISON STABBING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEARN TO STRETCH YOUR FOOD DOLLAR,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAROLEE FOUND GUILTY ON FIVE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO OBSERVE UNITED NATIONS DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT INDICTED IN STABBING ON CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN'S REPORT OF RAPE INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUTTING ON YOUR HOMECOMING FACE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN WANTS PLAYHOUSE INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
INDIAN CONGRESS TO MEET IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SIOUX FALLS MAN EARNED HIS MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
'85 BILL SURE TO CROP UP,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*DOIN' THE COUNTRY SWING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*HOWARD SETS ITS SIGHTS ON BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PICKIN AND WINNIN',"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HAITIAN GIRL FINALLY FINDS A FAMILY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEMBERS KEEP OUT OF SCHOOL CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CITY EDUCATOR TUNES IN CNN NEWS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*GYMNAST TRADES SOCIAL LIFE FOR SPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*KIDS ARE OVEREXTENDING THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
LAWMAKERS MUST VOTE CONSCIENCE ON ABORTION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MOM WORKS HARD FOR CHILD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRO-LIFERS' PROGRESS IN CONGRESS ERODING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ORAL HISTORIANS CARRY TRIBAL BELIEFS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
AGENCIES SEEK AID FOR VICTIMS OF QUAKE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD TO STUDY SCHOOL DETENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION TO VOTE ON BUSINESS DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXPLOSIVE CHEMICAL FOUND AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HUD AWARDS STATE {dollar}209,055 IN GRANTS","Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'AUDITOR OF THE 1980S' HAS A BILLION-DOLLAR JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TENDING TO FARM, HOSPITAL","Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY WARM TO IDEA OF GARBAGE RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HARRISBURG TRIES BOND FOR NEW SCHOOL AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EQUALITY IS WORTH LEARNING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*WIND SHIFT PUSHES FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*AVERAGE SNOWFALL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
HOSPITAL TO APPEAL NURSING PROGRAM'S LOSS OF FUNDING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PARK CONCESSION RULES PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*REGENTS MAY CANCEL HOBO DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OIL PRICES PLUNGE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN KILLING OF BOUNCER,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*AUTHOR USES GOOSE BUMPS METHOD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*IF PARENTS COMMUNICATE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"PUNISH RIOTERS, NOT SDSU, COMMUNITY (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GARBAGE DUMPERS TREAT VOTERS LIKE FOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
OUST LAWMAKERS WHO DON'T DO THEIR JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
SELL STONES TO PEOPLE WHO WANT TO SAVE ROAD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
WOSTER COLUMN CRITIC SHOULD LIGHTEN UP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*JOGGING TOWARD FITNESS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUMMER WORK PAYS OFF FOR WEST CENTRAL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SF MAN SHOT IN HUNTING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLAND SEEKS DEAL WITH GRAIN FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*NEW GROCERY STORE IS BIG ON BIG,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DISABILITY AWARENESS COMES TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN RELEASED MONTHS AFTER NEAR ELECTROCUTION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUSEUM TO CELEBRATE ITS 100TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THIS LITTLE PIGGIE CAME TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES DEBATE LAST TIME,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDICIAL HOPEFUL ADMITS INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NAME-DROPPERS CLAMBER FOR DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS SAY TAX LIMITS SEVERE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RENOVATION COST SET AT {dollar}12 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*AT ODDS OVER STATE RUN GAMES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SDSU MAN COUNSELS FROM EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TESTS CONFIRM BACTERIA IN APARTMENT WHIRLPOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DENTIST PLEADS GUILTY TO INCOME TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TRIBE OFFICIAL DREAMS OF TOURIST COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GOVERNOR RIGS A SPECIAL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS CLOSE MEETING ABOUT WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR BACKS OFF SALES TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WORK ON COMMERCE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HEARING WAR TV HORROR SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LIMIT ON FREEBIES IN ORDER FOR STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THOMAS WAS WRONG NOT TO LISTEN TO HILL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WRITE LOTTERY CODES TO CONTROL MACHINES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CAT IS FOUND THAT BIT GIRL LAST WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN RAPE OF TOT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESHO MAN SENTENCED IN TURKEY SHOOTING CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN ADMITS TO BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO HONOR 50 GRADUATES THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHITWOOD WOMAN GIVEN 20 YEARS IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ON FULL BLAST,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE DENIES RELEASE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NON-EMERGENCY CALLS TOO MUCH FOR 911,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"PROFITS FALL {dollar}143,000 SHORT","Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WINTER TOWING POLICY IS BEING RECONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OGLALA TRIBE CALLS FOR HOGEN TO RETAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TRUE PUBLICATION SITE IS DOWN STREET,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*THIRD CHARGE KEEPS BALTIC TEEN JAILED,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"ND WOMAN HITS {dollar}30,000 JACKPOT","Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PROPOSAL TO RESTRICT GUNS IS WITHDRAWN,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PEACE PRIZE FORUM SET AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FREEMAN TO OUTLINE CITY SUPERVISOR POST,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MAN SUES WAL-MART FOR {dollar}1.16 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FUGITIVE WAIVES EXTRADITION TO SD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MITCHELL HOSPITALS AGREE TO CONSOLIDATE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LONETREE SHOULD BE RUNNING--LAWYER,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
UTILITIES COMMISSION OK'S ENHANCED 911 PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*YOUNG FANS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FARMERS CLOSE TO END OF ROW CROP HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
TRAIL RUN SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.8"
*GOURD MORE THAN A DECORATION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRICK IS IN THE SPECIAL SAUCE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1991, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*LIVE FROM SF, IT'S THE NBA","Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TIMMER BLASTS JOHNSON'S BRIDGE PLANS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUSH RETURNING TO RECLAIM SD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HEARTLAND WEATHERING SOUR ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS ARE NOT BLIND TO SEXUAL HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC BROADCASTING DESERVES FREEDOM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HIGH PROPERTY TAXES DON'T PAY FOR MUCH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TAXES WILL BE PLENTY IF VIDEO LOTTERY BANNED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TIM JOHNSON TAKES BIPARTISAN APPROACH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GRADUATED FLAT TAX COULD SERVE STATE WELL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DON'T COMPLAIN IF YOU DON'T VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
HAAR PLEDGES SUPPORT TO VETERANS' ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
DASCHLE VOTES AGAINST WOMAN'S FAMILY VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
BLACK CAT SOUGHT AFTER BITING GIRL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FIRE BURNS 12,000 ACRES NEAR OWANKA","Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KNWC TOPS GOAL FUND-RAISING DRIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OWNER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO NUDE DANCING VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF POLICE SEARCH FOR ROBBERS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ACTOR IS VOICE FOR DEAF COMMUNITY ONSTAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FALL CLEANING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAAR CRITICIZES DASCHLE FOR PAY RAISE VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DE SMET MAN GETS 100 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MOTHER NOT UNFIT, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BAR CODES ADDED TO COUNTY'S MAILING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA DAYS SET FOR THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COSTNERS SAY PLANS DEPEND ON SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*PUTTING LIGHT ON HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HURON HOSPITAL PLANS TO PUT PROJECT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
POLITICAL AD BUDGETS DOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
GATEWAY 2000 TO ADD WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*BARROS LEADS SEATTLE TO VICTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MADONNA'S BOOK SETS WOMEN'S MOVEMENT BACK,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*EATON MIXES HUMOR, MUSIC","Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WHAT 'MOTHER HICKS' DOESN'T SAY IS BEST,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER TRADED CAREER FOR SCULPTING TOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SEATTLE BAND HITS LIMELITE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OPERA SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*TOP SLIDE GUITAR PLAYER SET FOR LIMELITE SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
PIANO MAN EATON TO PERFORM 2 SHOWS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SFC DRAMA FALLS SHORT; ACTORS NEED MORE EMOTION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*INTERCHANGE SET TO OPEN IN NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FATHER OF TEEN-AGER KILLED BALANCES SORROW AND BILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BLAZER LEAVES KTWB FOR DJ JOB AT KAT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*TEARS FLOW IN 'JOY LUCK CLUB',"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
HEART TREATMENT PRICE SMALL FOR RESULTS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HEALTH PLAN MUST STRESS INDIVIDUAL CONTROL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LEARNING TO SPELL IS LIKE LEARNING TO TALK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EAST SIDE OF CITY DESERVES BETTER DEAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NEGATIVE LOBBYING BECOMES WEARISOME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*ANTI-VIOLENCE RALLY AND MARCH TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KIWANIS PRESIDENT VISITING TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN ASKS COURT TO ACCEPT PLEA,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO TEENS ARRESTED IN BURGLARY CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BUILDING FOR OTHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*CHANGE STARTS AT HOME, BROKAW SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE CASES OF DOCTOR MISCONDUCT ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBER SETS GOALS FOR COMING YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BEDDOW RESIGNS JOB TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SUIT SAYS STATE ALLOWED CHILD ABUSE TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHAMBERLAIN RECEIVES GRANT FOR BIKE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHILDREN'S INN TO PLANT BULBS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FEMA STILL OFFERING FLOOD-DAMAGE AID,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GUIDE PLACES USD IN TOP CATEGORY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES AIR SERVICE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FIRE MARSHAL INVESTIGATES CAUSE OF FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GRAIN BUYER TOLD TO STAY OUT OF STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HEART ATTACK SUSPECTED CAUSE OF FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ROLL-OVER ACCIDENT INJURES 2,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
{dollar}3.6 MILLION FOR FLOOD ASSISTANCE EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
DASCHLE DEFENDS VOTE TO INCREASE GRAZING FEES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
'INC' PICKS STATE FIRMS AMONG FASTEST-GROWING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*PISTONS AIM TO BLEND LAST OF BAD BOYS WITH YOUNGEST,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LENNOX BREEZES TO REGION TITLES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
VIDEO-LOTTERY VOTE GETS DOWN TO POCKETBOOK,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BLINK AND YOU MAN JUST MISS THIS TOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE HAD BACKED B&L AVIATION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RESPONSE TO RURAL SD PROJECT AMAZING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LOTTERY POLARIZED SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*SHUTDOWN HURT WELL-MEANING ENTREPRENEUR,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
HOME FEDERAL BUYS MORTGAGE BANK FIRM,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BEER-MAKERS' TRADE RETURNS TO CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER SDSU LB ENJOYING CHARGERS' ROLL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA STATE BEATS COYOTES 26-10,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SETTING PINS WASN'T ALWAYS SO AUTOMATIC,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ROOSTER WOULD HAVE GOTTEN AWAY--CACKLE DID HIM IN,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PHEASANT OPENER CALLED A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*'OUTDOORSY' WIFE, HUSBAND ENJOY HER 1ST HUNT","Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PRINCETON PROFESSOR TO SPEAK AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIRST PRIORITY FOUNDER TO APPEAR AT SESSION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HAIRCUTS RAISE FUNDS FOR HOUSE OF HOPE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING A DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CITY'S HUNGRY DOGS HAVE THEIR DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
DELAY DOESN'T DAMPEN WATER PROJECT HOPES,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*WOMAN WITH DOWN'S SYNDROME BUILDS INDEPENDENT LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*PETITION OPPOSES STENCH FROM PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SDSU RUSSIAN CLASS GETS NATIONAL NOTICE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*O'BRIEN TO SPEAK ON MEDIA AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ETHANOL CONFERENCE TO FEATURE PANEL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COALITION SCHEDULES FORUM ON WIND POWER,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*GEPHARDT PREDICTS JOHNSON WIN,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DANCER TAKES FINAL BOW AT AGE 71,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SDSU'S BERG AT DEDICATION OF NEW HALL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CO-OP OFFICIAL DENIES COUNTY CALL,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
BUSINESSMAN TO FIGHT US WEST'S PROPOSED SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DISABLED TEEN'S PARENTS SUE TRAINING CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HOPE COURTS UPHOLD REJECTION OF MINNESOTA TAX LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LET'S ABOLISH VIDEO LOTTERY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
REINHART'S SUIT EXCESSIVE (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
BROADEN OPPORTUNITIES (ABERDEEN AMERICAN NEWS),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
NATIVE AMERICAN DAY FORGOTTEN AT EDISON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
PEOPLE SHOULD CHOOSE HOW THEY LIVE AND DIE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
PEOPLE OF FAITH CAN DIFFER IN INTERPRETATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
GAMBLING INDUSTRY SHOWS NO COMPASSION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
LOOK AT WHOLE PICTURE IN LOTTERY DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
CONGRESSMAN ASSISTED HILL CITY LANDOWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
JANKLOW DOESN'T NEED TO PUBLICIZE STANCES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
CORRECT JOHNSON'S ARROGANCE IN ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS MUST READ CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
HONORED EDUCATORS OPPOSE INITIATIVE 1 (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
ATTACKS ON UNIVERSITY DONE BY 'DESTROYER' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
BIG CITIES BENEFIT BY SMALL-TOWN GROWTH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
LEGISLATIVE ACTION COULD WORSEN SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
SIXTH STREET NEEDS SCHOOL-ZONE MARKINGS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
RAPID CITY 12-YEAR-OLD PRO AT DANCING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
WORKERS FIND FOSSILS IN PIT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
"TOTAL FARMS FALL, BUT OUTPUT RISES","Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.13, col.3"
ORIGIN OF ACID DRAINAGE NEAR DEADWOOD SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.13, col.3"
HOSPITALS RECEIVE FEDERAL GRANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
*HUNT BRINGS JOY A GRANDPA WOULD SAVOR,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN ARTISTS REFLECT MIDWEST PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*BIASED TO HOMESPUN BEAUTY OF SD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.G, p.05, col.2"
*WOMEN ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1994, sect.G, p.08, col.1"
*AIDS HOME FINDING ACCEPTANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
POOR WORRY ABOUT LOSING WINTER HEATING ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"COURT COSTS RUN OVER BY {dollar}150,000","Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
A CRY FOR HELP FOR TEEN-AGE GIRLS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LEVEL PLAYING FIELD WITH TERM-LIMITS LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESIDENT USES SCARE TACTICS TO FOOL PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GOVERNOR EXPLAINS MEDICARE WON'T BE CUT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LETTERS MISREPRESENT JOHNSON'S TRUE VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
AARP AD WAS WRONG; MEDICARE WON'T BE CUT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*ALL GROUPS FACE SOME FORMS OF REPRESSION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RODEO ON THE GROW FOR TEENS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SYMPHONY SCORES WITH A MIX OF MOVIE MUSIC,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*USD DEFENSE KEPT SIOUX OFF BALANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCKENNAN HOSPITAL HASN'T CHANGED NAME,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
3-YEAR-OLD CHILD DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE HUNTING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WARRANT OUT FOR KIDNAPPING SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PERFORMER ARCHIVES TAPES FROM SD BANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU STUDENT PRESIDENT FUHR PLEDGES TO STAY,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
9 INCHES OF SNOW BOMBARD DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"*SISTERS, 104 AND 101, ENJOY THE ACTIVE LIFE","Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CONCERT RAISES MONEY FOR CULTURAL CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRAIL GIVES VISITORS FRESH VIEW OF HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*WAPA PLAN MEANS MORE LOCAL WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SLAMMING COMPLAINTS UP IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"BUSINESS AIMS TO PROVIDE SAFE, FUND ENVIRONMENT","Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"RETAIL SALES IMPROVE IN MAY, JUNE","Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*PRACTICED CONTOUR FARMING,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*LICENSED DRIVERS BY SEX,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
RECALL ELECTION SET FOR NOV. 1-2,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*CUSTODIAL PARENT'S INCOME KEY TO SCHOOL AID,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TO GET PUBLIC FUNDS FROM STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 23 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
'EET' MIGHT WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LISTEN FOR THOSE SLEIGH BELLS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKERS-NO DICE ON WINNER GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKERS-NO DICE ON WINNER GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LAWMAKERS-NO DICE ON WINNER GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MAN CHARGED FOR SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*NADER GIVES HEAT TO ENERGY POLICIES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*NADER GIVES HEAT TO ENERGY POLICIES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESS AFFLICTED WITH COLD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE {dollar}10,000 IN THE RED","Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*BABY'S RARE AILMENT PROMPTS FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
ABORTION PROCLAMATION DENIED,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CALF PRICE MAY BE WORLD RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
STATE AGENCY TO MOVE-DIRECTOR TO BE REPLACED,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
STATE AGENCY TO MOVE-DIRECTOR TO BE REPLACED,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"MUSEUM, USD CLASH BRIEFLY","Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"COUNTY SCHOOLS TO GET {dollar}96,736","Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"MUSEUM, USD CLASH BRIEFLY","Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WHAT GAMBLING UPROAR REQUIRES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WHAT GAMBLING UPROAR REQUIRES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WHAT GAMBLING UPROAR REQUIRES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SD FOOD STAMP RECIPIENTS UP 50 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROPOSITION DEFINITION ASKED BY SCHOOL BOARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WASHINGTON PANEL PONDERS RAILROAD FUND,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TRAVEL CUT MAY HIT SD HARD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DIET CENTER PUSHES NUTRIENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN-EXTREMISTS DICTATE ABDNOR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN-EXTREMISTS DICTATE ABDNOR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EX-FIRE MARSHAL HIT WITH 2 YEARS-VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*EX-FIRE MARSHAL HIT WITH 2 YEARS-VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SENIORS-DON'T BE SHELVED AWAY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SENIORS-DON'T BE SHELVED AWAY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CAN BIG CITY-ITES ADJUST TO SF...MAYBE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW CHINESE RESTAURANT WELCOME,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CAN BIG CITY-ITES ADJUST TO SF...MAYBE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOME IS WHEREVER THIS BIRD'S HEART IS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*NEW CAST READY TO ROLL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*NEW CAST READY TO ROLL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
DAKOTA PROP-TAX CUT BY SCALPEL OR MEAT AXE...,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLITICAL ACTION PUSHED DURING CHURCH-STYLE RALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLITICAL ACTION PUSHED DURING CHURCH-STYLE RALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY FINISHES URANIUM STUDY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP MAILING LIST AROUSES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANDIDATES WARY OF MANDAN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOP MAILING LIST AROUSES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOOD NEWS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNITED NATIONS' ROLE STILL VITAL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD LOSSES SEEN IF URANIUM ISSUE WINS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PROPOSITION BACKER SAYS NO INCOME TAX (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FAVORS URANIUM CHOICE INITIATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE WIDENS FUNDRAISING LEAD OVER KULL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RULING TO AID OUT-OF-STATE CEMENT SALES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE WIDENS FUNDRAISING LEAD OVER KULL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE WIDENS FUNDRAISING LEAD OVER KULL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ROBERTS' CAMPAIGN RECEIPTS NEARLY DOUBLE STOFFERAHN'S,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ROBERTS' CAMPAIGN RECEIPTS NEARLY DOUBLE STOFFERAHN'S,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"MINN TO PAY SD {dollar}180,000 FOR STUDENTS","Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
JANKLOW WANTS ASSURANCE PIPELINE WILL NOT HURT WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOVE HALTING STUDY GETS MIXED REACTION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW WANTS ASSURANCE PIPELINE WILL NOT HURT WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW WANTS ASSURANCE PIPELINE WILL NOT HURT WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOVE HALTING STUDY GETS MIXED REACTION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"STATE'S ATTORNEY SUES SHERIFF, POLICE CHIEF FOR SLANDER","Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AD CAMPAIGN PLANNED TO FIGHT URANIUM ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GRAIN PILES UP AS PRICES GO DOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNITED NATIONS IN SD...IT DIDN'T HURT TO ASK,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KERMIT CHAIRS UNICEF DRIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
NORTHERN AIRLINES SAYS IT'S READY TO FLY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LITTON WILL LAY OFF 600-700 EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY OFFERS TO EDUCATE CONTRACTORS ON BID PROCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY OFFERS TO EDUCATE CONTRACTORS ON BID PROCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS MAP HIGHER-EDUCATION FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"TWO FIRES-ONE SERIOUS-DAMAGE TEA PRINT SHOP, SF HOME","Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS MAP HIGHER-EDUCATION FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
LETTER TO EDITOR PROMPTS HARASSMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FREEDOM OF CHOICE, EXPRESSION NEEDED FOR ALL (L)","Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABUSIVE PHONE CALLERS MAKE POOR ADVOCATES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
US BLACKMAILED BY AWACS FOR OIL DEAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WHAT'S LACKING IN MORAL MAJORITY FOES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CHIEF JUSTICE SUPPORTS LEGAL SERVICES FUNDING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SEX EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS OPPOSED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CAR COSTS 24.2 CENTS/MILE IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GREYHOUND OFFERS SCHOOLS LOW RATES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HEATING OIL SUPPLIES ADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCOTCHMAN INDUSTRIES TO RECIEVE AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BN REPAIR WORK TO RESUME IN SPRING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HEAD REGENT ON PUBLIC TV CALL-IN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HEAD REGENT ON PUBLIC TV CALL-IN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW CALLS LOAN OFFER A FRAUD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW CALLS LOAN OFFER A FRAUD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN-ELECT READY TO GET TO WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW CALLS LOAN OFFER A FRAUD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"DISTRICTS ISSUE TO BE ON BALLOT, LEADER SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
TRIBAL CHAIRMAN-ELECT READY TO GET TO WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CITICORP EXECUTIVE PRAISES REAGAN ECONOMIC PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWYERS HIRED TO COLLECT OVERDUE SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIAL--ALLOW HEARINGS ON MINING CASES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"ARTICLE COULD HURT OAHE BILL, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF GETS HUD CERTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
100 S DAKOTANS HAVE TOURED POWER FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
LAKE ANDES REOPENS TO HUNTING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*AUTHORITIES CAPTURE 2 ESCAPEES IN ILLINOIS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-GOVERNORS DISAGREE ON JANKLOW'S OPENNESS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS DEALT TOUGH ISSUE IN GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RUSHING WATER FORMS A VAIL OVER ROCKY FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*A SILENT, CAMOUFLAGED PART OF THE OUTDOORS","Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SF HUNTERS ALMOST GOT THEIR GOOSE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
OFFICIALS SAY TRAPPERS ILLEGALLY TRAPPING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*RANDY CLARK BOWLS 300 GAME,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*RUSSIAN ORTHODOX BISHOP'S FIRST VISIT TO SD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE ELECTION'S NOT A REFERENDUM ABOUT ME,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FOR JANKLOW, IT'S A MATTER OF STYLE","Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANE LANDS ON ONE ENGINE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW LEADS 200 GUEST SHOOTERS HUNTING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"DASCHLE, ROBERTS--THE VOTING RECORDS","Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*BOTH DASCHLE, ROBERTS WARRENT RE-ELECTION","Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT HAPPENS TO THE LETTERS WE GET (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LUTHERAN BOOK PUBLISHED BY RICHTER (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*HOW TO MAKE HALLOWEEN A TREAT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INNOVATIONS NEEDED FOR REHABILITATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIBRARY DEFEAT WOULD END NEEDED SERVICES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SAYS DASCHLE FOOLED BY FREEZE MOVEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOW BAD CAN IT GET (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PEOPLE MOVER RATED OVER THE MX MISSILE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REVISITING 'ROOM 122' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
KEEP HALLOWEEN CLEAN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ROBERTS IS FAR OUT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS UP TO SD VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OPENING DATE OF LEGISLATURE MAY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POLICE LED ON HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEB PIPELINE TOPS PRIORITY LIST,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WIS GIVES SD EXCESS SALMON EGGS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YEARLY FMHA LOANS TOTAL {dollar}4.1 BILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3 SD WOMEN IN WORLD CHILI COOKOFF,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATES DISAGREE ABOUT WATER USE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
FIRM CONSIDERS ARCO'S SHARE IN ETSI,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
SD PLANS TV SPOTS TO FIND HOMES FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*BUSINESSMAN FINDS BEAUTY OUTSIDE BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*CHENEY FACES MORE THAN 1 OPPONENT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD CONSTRUCTION WORKER GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*BIRTHING CHAIR INVENTION FROM ANCIENT IDEA,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MENTALLY HANDICAPPED MEET SCOUTING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*EVONNE WEBER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*PRINCIPAL HAS BECOME INSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1982, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
FAMILIES WAIT FOR WORD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIGNS FOR WAR ARE THERE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*UNISPHERE PROJECT STRUGGLES TO FLY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"1984 CALENDARS REVEAL MORE THAN DAYS, MONTHS","Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*DRESSING FOR WINTER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE HOSTS MEETING ON NUCLEAR WASTE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW ADMIN POSITION GETS MIXED GREETING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED ORDINANCE GETS SECOND READING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL DISCUSS ELECTIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HUMOR & THIN POCKETBOOK CARRY HIM,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MEMORY OF GUN ACCIDENT HAUNTS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TRIP TO CHINA WORTHWHILE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WHEAT CONTRACTS WITH TAIWAN HELPFUL TO SD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HUMAN CASUALTIES EXPECTED ON HUNTS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
POLICE FUNERAL ESCORT APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESIDENT'S NO STATESMAN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THE NEWBORN HANDICAPPED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*COUNTIES HIRE ADMINISTRATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VETERANS RECEIVE {dollar}113 MILLION IN BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ANDERSON SHINES FOR SF COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PHEASANT SEASON SO FAR...,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RAVEN PARADES NEWEST BALLOON,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OPERATION IS FIRST OF ITS KIND IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF AGENCY IN ANN LANDERS COLUMN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*DEPUTY PLACES FIRST IN CLASS OF 50,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
FARMERS UNION NAMES WINNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
NURSES PASS CRITICAL CARE EXAM,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
RETIREES GROUP WINS SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
ASSOCIATION OF BLIND HONORS BERGH,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
CROP JUDGES WIN MINNEAPOLIS TRIP,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
FOUR WIN DISTRICT SEWING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
MUSIC FRATERNITY HONORS KRIER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
TEACHERS RECEIVE NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
*THROUGH THE STACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BELL, DASCHLE CLASH OVER VOTING RECORDS","Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST SOCIAL WORKER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC BROADCASTING EXECUTIVE QUITS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STOPGAP SOLUTIONS WON'T WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAKES 2,800 LOANS TO SOUTH DAKOTANS","Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
MOVE MAY CHANGE BOARD'S PLANS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
NEW ABSENTEE BALLOTS CONFUSE VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*STUDENTS HELP CENTER MOVE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"FIX STREETS, CITY HALL (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE SHOULD MERGE 2 OFFICES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BUDGET MEASURE HAS CATCH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
NUCLEAR DUMP POSES RISK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RETURN TO THE GOLD STANDARD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
IT'S TIME FOR AN ARMS FREEZE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
FIGURES NEED MORE STUDY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
ABDNOR PREPARING FOR NEXT SESSION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"NEW LAWS NEEDED, EPA SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WYOMING MAN MAY HAVE INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
CITY APPEALS ORDER ABOUT HOLIDAY PAY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
DEADLINE FOR STATE POSTER CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
FIRE DESTROYS KIMBALL HOTEL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
INJURED FARMER CATCHES RUNAWAY COMBINE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MAN CHARGED WITH 8 HUNTING VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MAN FACES CHARGES OF WITNESS TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"COUNTY WILL SELL POOR FARM, LIBRARY","Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MEETINGS GUIDE DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SEN DOLE CAMPAIGNS FOR PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
FOOD PANTRY DIRECTOR IS OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUS LINE SET TO SLAM BRAKES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DISC JOCKEYS JAM WITH THE OLDIES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS PRESENT PLAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DANCE FESTIVAL STARTS IN NOV,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FORUM TO DEAL WITH HEALTH,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
UNITARIANS HOST CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON ARMS CONTROL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MENNONITES HAVE CHRISTMAS FAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
POETRY CONTEST DEADLINE SET,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
GROUP SAYS IT CAN FORCE HOTEL VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LARGEST AGRICULTURAL LENDER SUFFERS LOSS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SRSTKA GETS NEW JOB--DISPLACED STATE WORKER UPSET,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TRY OUT CAREER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN LISTED IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THIRION INTERSTATE FRAUD TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNION FILES SUIT AGAINST MORRELL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BUSINESSES HURT BY MORRELL STRIKE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"SD, MINN MAKE VO-TECH PACT","Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY GROUP FORMS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ETHAN MAN KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT NEAR KIMBALL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEDERAL JURY CONVICTS SLADER OF MURDERING WIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA ON FLITTIE'S BEHALF,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY SELECTION CONTINUES FOR AILCINS TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD MAY BE SITE OF DRILLING FOR RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS DONATE TO THE FOOD PANTRY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
4 PLEAD GUILTY TO ESCAPING FROM SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEARS CHAIRMAN TO SPEAK AT ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HEALEY DENIES HE WAS FIRED,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MORE FARMERS GETTING FOOD STAMPS THAN IN PAST,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
WORKERS WILL BE MOVED DURING REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
GALLERY SHOWCASES OSCAR HOWE WORKS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RADIUM LEVELS HIGH,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JUDGE REFUSES TO CUT MUNK'S PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ANTI-ABORTION ARGUMENT POOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONTINENTAL AIRLINES IS WELCOME ADDITION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DRIVER SHOULD TELL PET OWNER OF ACCIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HENDERSON AN ASSET TO COURT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'FAR SIDE' WORTH KEEPING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE NEEDS ONE MEMORIAL DAY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CADET CHORALE DESERVED MORE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
UNITED WAY--GIRLS CLUB,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST CARVES OUT OF LOVE FOR DOLLS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOSPEL SINGERS RETURN TO CONTEMPORARY ROOTS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DAVID COULD GIVE CITY IDENTITY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*ARTIST'S WIFE CONTINUES TRADITION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NEW FORM BRINGS 50 JOBS TO MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN TICKETS AVAILABLE TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SWIFT OPTIMISTIC ABOUT SAVING PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALL FALL DOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW--PRISON CONDITIONS BETTER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KISSINGER BACKS REAGAN STAR WARS STAND,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS DISAGREE ABOUT HARKIN FARM MEASURE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS CAN'T TURN OFF TV POLITICAL ADS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TV DEBATE CENTERS ON EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FORT PIERRE VOTERS TO DECIDE BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATES TO ATTEND CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARING SET FOR MAN CHARGED IN TRAFFIC DEATHS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HURON, FRENCH FIRMS REACH MARKETING ACCORD","Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW TO ADDRESS LAW SCHOOL EVENT NOV 6,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S PART IN GAS SPILL OUTRAGEOUS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CORN MOVES NORTH TO FREE UP STORAGE SPACE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FARM LENDING AGENCY OFFICIAL DELAYS VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LUNG GROUP PAYS FOR STUDY OF SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE OK'S PERMITS FOR MINING FIRM,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
SDSU'S ECONOMIC IMPACT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKERS CONSIDER MINING LAW OVERHAUL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CONTINENTAL TO BEGIN CITY FLIGHTS NOV 8,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"DASCHLE, ABDNOR CONTINUE RECORD SPENDING PACE","Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW ATTACKS DASCHLE HIGHWAY VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"JOHNSON OUTSPENDS BELL, REPORT SHOWS","Argus LeaderOct 24 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HEIGHTY HEIRLOOM,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD LOSES BID FOR US WEST LABORATORY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEW LEADER CHAMPIONS LIBERAL ARTS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SENATE REJECTS BORK,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SD SENATORS SPLIT ON VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NEW CHURCH IS WELCOME CHANGE FOR CONGREGATION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
COMPUTERS CAN BE EYES FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
JUNIOR LEAGUE THANKS SUPPORTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SYMPHONICS STYLE '87 A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BUSINESSES GO TO BAT FOR CHARITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*SHELTER GIVES CHANCE TO ESCAPE ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INNOCENT HAVE RIGHT TO DEMAND TESTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINING COMPANIES WIN BIG (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CATTLE COUNTRY OFFERS COLOR TREAT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STOLEN PUMPKIN HURTS KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*EISCHEN, FRITZ PACE LENNOX","Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*PRIEST TO WITNESS ARIAS PEACE PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DUKAKIS OFFICE HOLDS GRAND OPENING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER TO HEAD GEPHARDT CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT ROBS DELIVERY MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PAROLE BOARD HEARS MURDERER'S PLEA,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOES ASK COURT TO ALLOW REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SATURDAYS IN OCTOBER BRING BACK MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FARM SUBSIDIES SHOULD BE PHASED OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEMOCRATS HOPE PLAN BRINGS HIGHER WAGES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENATE TO EXAMINE INDIAN AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CAR-TRUCK ACCIDENT KILLS FAULKTON MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP WANTS TO CHANGE HAY PRICING METHOD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IRRIGATION SYSTEM COULD COST {dollar}86 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE TO HEAR PRETRIAL MOTIONS IN ETSI CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOTTERY GIVES OUT OVER {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRELIMINARY HEARING FOR WARNER MAN WAIVED,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO COUNTIES DECLARED LABOR SURPLUS AREAS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UTILITIES PANEL FORMS CONSUMERS GROUP IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS BILL DOOMED--DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LOANS APPROVED UNDER NEW PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*HOUSING STARTS FORECAST,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*BENTSEN TO VISIT SD TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DON'T CALL IT HOSPITALITY ROW FOR NOTHING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY MAN KILLED BY CAR ALWAYS HELPED OTHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DISAPPOINTING 'PUNCHLINE' HAS FINE ACTING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
GROUP SCHEDULES FAMILY WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
THRESHOLD HELPS SCHOOL CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CITY JAIL AND BAIL TO RAISE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
AMENDMENT SHOULD PASS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EISNACH DESERVES ANOTHER PUC TERM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KITTEN'S SHOOTING EPITOMIZES SICKNESS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FAIR TAX SYSTEM NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"STORES, TOWNS NEED FAMILY HOG FARMERS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ACLU FIGHT MORAL VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MINES CLOSELY REGULATED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HUTTERITE FEATURE INFORMATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BABY FOODS COULD HARM THE VERY YOUNG,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHILD-FIND PROGRAM PLANNED WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONFERENCE TO LOOK AT SUBSTANCE ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EMPIRE WILL WELCOME TRICK-OR-TREATERS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN REPORTS ABDUCTION IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP EXAMINES HISTORIC RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CAR CRASH KILLS SIOUX FALLS MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER PITCHER ISN'T ALL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MOVER'S LEISURELY LIFE ENDS AT 90,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL POLICE ARTIST FLESHES OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MADISON MOURNS ITS 'SANTA CLAUS',"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COCAINE IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BAR FOUNDATION INVITES FUND REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRANDON MAN HEADS SERVICES GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FUND-RAISERS APPOINT GOVERNOR'S WIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HALL OF FAME INDUCTS TWO NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC TV TO EXAMINE PHONE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROTC TEAMS TO BATTLE IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX CITY WORKER DIES IN HIT-AND-RUN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'WEBWATCHERS' CALL BOARD SECRETIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WILLIAMS PIPELINE CUT DURING TEST,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
DIRECTOR PLANS CENTENNIAL GAMES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MAGEE BEATS BYRUM BY 1,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*MARTIN, CUNNINGHAM WIN FALL SHOOTOUT","Argus LeaderOct 24 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*NBA'S WOLVES INVADE ARENA,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CREWS LOOK FOR LOST WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY TO ASSESS DOWNTOWN FEE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EDUCATION GETS BOOST,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DIETITIAN CONFERENCE REGISTRATION LOOMS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PUBLISHER COMPLETES SMALL TOWN HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MICHAEL W SMITH KEEPS THE FAITH,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*THE TRAIL OF EXCELLENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BEWARE OF FOREIGN INVESTORS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOARD SHOULD PROVIDE LEADERSHIP IN ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOLS USE MIND CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SF COULD LEAD US-CANADIAN NATION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GAMBLING SIGNALS FALL OF SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LAWYER SPREADS CRUEL IDEAS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CITY'S BIG NBA CROWD DEFIES PAST,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FREEMAN SENIOR ENJOYS LONG GOOD-BYE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BALES CONTINENTAL ALLOWED NEW LICENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT OUTPUT CLOSE TO A RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PHONE GROUP PLANS TO CONSTRUCT NETWORK,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PLANKINTON UTILITY GETS FEDERAL LOAN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*NEW WINDOW DRESSING AT SHRIVER'S,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CITIES WILL MEET WITH MESABA,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
QUICK PACE GOES ON IN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
CITY RAPE SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DUPLEX DAMAGED IN EARLY MORNING FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW SCHOOL GROUP WILL MEET TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE STILL LOOKING FOR KNIFEPOINT RAPIST,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOBRIETY CHECKS LEAD TO SEVERAL ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
12 HUTTERITES PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIMS TO BOOST SELF-PRIDE AT WHITTIER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EIGHT SHOT WHILE PHEASANT HUNTING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SATURDAY DETENTION PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE OWES MORE TO EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOUSE CAN'T OVERRIDE ABORTION VETO,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*DISAPPEARING ACT DRAWS A MIXED REVIEW,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COMMENTS ASKED FOR FOREST PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-STATE TROOPER SENTENCED FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS MUST CUT BACK IN TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MICKELSON, OFFICIALS WILL GO 'ON LINE'","Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SISSETON MAN KILLED IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUAKE GIVES LESSON IN MORTALITY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD URGED TO DEVELOP WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*HEAVY STEPPING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS RESIDENTS BLAME BOOZE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PIZZAS PREOCCUPY POLISH PLATE PROPRIETOR,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"VIOLENCE IS RARE, BARS SAY","Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"INCUMBENTS, BLOOM TOP COUNTY PICKS (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LETTERS FROM STRANGERS BRIGHTEN SAUDI DUTY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MANY PEOPLE CARE ABOUT POOR IN AREA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"VOTE OFFERS PROTECTION FOR WATER, LAND (L)","Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER PUTS HIMSELF FIRST ON SENIORS VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STATE MUST PREVENT LONETREE SHUTDOWN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MORE MONEY NEEDED FOR MENTAL ILLNESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SD WILL BE LOSER IF VOTERS OK DUMPING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BACKERS CAN'T AGREE ON INITIATIVE MEANING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MICKELSON DOESN'T SHOW RECONCILIATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LONETREE WILL HAVE BIG ECONOMIC BENEFITS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"COSTNER, CONTINUED","Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EATING HABITS WORK AGAINST ELDERLY DIETS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN TRAINING PAYS ADULT DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SAFETY COUNCIL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON HUMAN RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY TO GET STABBING CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN TO APPEAL RAPE, KIDNAPPING SENTENCE","Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO VACANCY IN OFFICE--SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON WITHHOLDING INJURED INMATE'S NAME,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAR CRASHES INTO TREES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DELANO--PRISON OUTLOOK 'FRIGHTENING',"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"LAWMAKERS DEBATE MERITS OF AMENDMENTS C, E","Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATE HOPEFULS OFFER CONFLICTING AG VISIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOTER REGISTRATION SPLITS CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NUKE POWER WAY TO GO--EXPERT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CONGRESS APPROVES BIOSTRESS LAB FUNDING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOSPITALS GET GRANT TO RECRUIT PERSONNEL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS 11 MONTHS IN FATAL CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RAPID CITY MAN DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*NUKE MONITORING PANEL CLOSES OFFICE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY WANTS TREATMENT PLAN REWORKED,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*WAKONDA WINS 67TH STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SF NATIVE RUNS WILD AS GOPHER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ACROSS-STATE FLIGHTS WILL BEGIN TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*BECHTOLD'S JEWELRY CELEBRATES 90TH,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
DEMOCRATS URGE GOVERNOR TO ACT ON MILLING PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
SATURN CAR NOT AVAILABLE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*BRUSHING WITH HER TEETH,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BRUSHING WTIH HER TEETH,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUSPECT GOES FREE IN INDECENT-EXPOSURE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LONG-SERVING SCHOOL OFFICIAL ISN'T TYPICAL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--'TOMAHAWK CHOP',"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CLOSING MEETING WAS A BIG MISTAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GREAT PLAINS POW WOW A RICH EXPERIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEXUAL HARASSMENT IS TOUGH TO DEFINE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"*READY, AIM--SNAP","Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*'DOCTOR' HAS ITS GOOD, BAD POINTS","Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BROOKINGS MEN HURT IN TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARATRANSIT RIDERS WIN BUS COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO DEATHS BLAMED ON HEART CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNRUH MAY RETURN SOON FOR HEARING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ONE FAN'S REVENGE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CON ARTIST BILKS 77-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWSUIT IN FATAL GRADUATION ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MILLER WANTS HELP TO NAB JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ELDERLY MUST WAIT FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PUC SENDS CLEAR MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
'DANCES' SOLIDIFIES FILM CREDENTIALS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MADISON OK'S SECOND 1-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RUSHMORE VISITATION IS SETTING RECORDS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATUE TO BE DEDICATED DECEMBER 29,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
US ATTORNEY'S OFFICE COLLECTS {dollar}1.3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BOOK PROBES BLACK HILLS CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT HEARS APPEAL IN MOLESTATION CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GROUPS WANT CONDITIONS PLACED ON CITY'S GIFT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OFFICIAL--PIERRE MUST PURSUE DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
REDISTRICTING NEEDS CHANGE--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
WEBSTER QUILT MAKER REPORTS RECORD PROFITS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MASURS GIVE PARENTS CONTROL OF CARETRAUM,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*KELO, HIRSCH PART","Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*LENNOX, TEA YOUTHS MOURN CLASSMATES","Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL BUY OUT CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PEDOPHILE IS GIVEN 20-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*REPORTS ALWAYS REVIVE THE PAIN OF MIA FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ADELINES WILL SING TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*OPERA SINGER AT HOME IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*STORYTELLER TO PERFORM SUNDAY IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
"*UP WITH PEOPLE READY TO HIT TOWN, PERFORM","Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*IT'S TIME TO SAVE FAMILY FARM,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CLINTON WILL NOT RAISE TAXES ON MIDDLE CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KEN MAY WILL ADD FRESH VISION TO PUC BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*HATRED, LIES HAVE NO PLACE IN CHRISTIAN OPINIONS","Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"HARRISBURG WOMAN CLAIMS {dollar}100,000","Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS GROUP TO MEET TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICERS FIND CAT THAT BIT 8-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SITES TO DROP OFF LEAVES OPEN TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KPAT GAG UPSETS LISTENER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POLITICAL LESSON,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CALIFORNIA OFFICIAL TO SPEAK ON KING CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DAKOTA WESLEYAN, MOUNT MARTY GAIN ENROLLMENT","Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONDOM PHOTO IN SCHOOL YEARBOOK UPSETS PARENT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"*NELSON, OPPONENT BATTLE FOR SENATE","Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CAUSE UNDETERMINED IN ST FRANCIS FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"GOP GIVES {dollar}100,000 TO HAAR THIS MONTH","Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HAPPY CHEF WORKER SENTENCED IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"OWANKA GRASS FIRE BURNS 36,000 ACRES","Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CLASS HAS STUDENTS AROUND WORLD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ESTELLINE CARE UNIT TO CLOSE NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"ATKINSON, 81, TAUGHT VALUE OF PEOPLE","Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DISPUTE HURTING HURON HOSPITAL--OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
LITTON HAS CHECKS FOR EX-EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"STATE TO AID PLANTS IN PLATTE, EUREKA","Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*MINOR LEAGUE, MAJOR MISSION","Argus LeaderOct 24 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SIGNS OF ABUSE FILL EMERGENCY ROOM,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
20-YEAR-OLD MURDERS HAUNT GITCHIE MANITOU,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NBA EXHIBITION CONTEST BRINGS RIGHT STUFF TO ARENA,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*LOSSES SUFFERED BY THE REDSKINS, BRAVES","Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TIME FOR GOVERNOR TO REACH OUT MORE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BIBLE CLASS AVAILABLE TO MENTALLY IMPAIRED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
UN TREATY THREATENS RIGHTS OF PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LOSS OF PRISON WORKER FLIES IN FACE OF VISION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
TAX HIKE WON'T FOSTER ECONOMIC GROWTH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CRITICISM AFFECTS ATTENDANCE AT PLAYS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"HEALTH PLAN GREAT FOR VETS, OFFICIAL SAYS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"WOMEN, BUSINESS WIN GROUP HONORS","Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KIRBY'S MISSION--FUN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS SEND MIXED SIGNALS ON PACT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*NBA EXHIBITION GAME DRAWS 6,896 TO ARENA","Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU TURNOVERS KEY COYOTE WIN,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PHEASANT SEASON OFFERS PROMISE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FLANDREAU YOUTH HURT IN FIGHT IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN ACTIVIST RIOS MAY GIVE UP FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN STEROID CASE MUST AID COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UKRAINIAN DOCTOR TO VISIT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS BRIGHTEN HOUSE OF HOPE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LONGTIME LOVE AFFAIR WITH CIVIL WAR,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MARCHERS GET MEAN ON VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DELIVERING TOYS TO TOTS EMOTIONAL FOR DONORS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"ANSON FAMILY, UTILITIES DONATE TO CENTER","Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EX-FIREFIGHTER GUILTY IN CAR FIRE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS UNION LEADER TO SPEAK IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HURON MAN GUILTY OF VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ON SOFTWARE SYSTEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"WORKERS REJECT UNION, 123-98","Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*KIWANIS PRESIDENT--CHILDREN NEED MORE HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MOBRIDGE MAN IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HUNDREDS GATHER TO HELP KICK OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*CLINTON CRIME BILL FAR FROM TOUGH--PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"HAITI NEEDS FOOD, NOT FIGHTING","Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*DON'T WORRY--TOUGH FOR THIS PARENT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS ARE AWARDED COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
"*SCOTLAND OFFERS SIGHTS, LOCH NESS, RICH HISTORY","Argus LeaderOct 24 1993, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
"*CITY GROWTH, WATER USE ON COLLISION COURSE","Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*INMATES SCALE FENCE IN ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW RETAINS LEAD IN POLLS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE RACE FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
AMENDMENT INVOLVES YOUNG VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PASSING TAX CAP WOULD BE MISTAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TAXPAYERS GIVEN ALTERNATIVE BY BEDDOW (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CHILD SUPPORT HAS DIFFERENT MEANINGS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"JANKLOW A CONTROLLER PERSONALLY, POLITICALLY (L)","Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
COMMON SENSE NEEDS PROPERTY-TAX ALTERNATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CONGRESS SHOULD STUDY GATT VERY CAREFULLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
MEDIA SHOULD WAKEN TO JANKLOW'S TRICKS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
NELSON WORDS TWISTED TO MISREPRESENT ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"PEOPLE THE PROBLEM, NOT LOTTERY MACHINES (L)","Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY WANTS LICENSE TO OPERATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
DISTRICT 9 INCUMBENT CAN SOLVE PIERRE WOES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
EVEN A PAUPER UNDERSTANDS DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
JOYCE HAZELTINE GIVEN BUM RAP BY OPPONENTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES DON'T PROVIDE LEARNING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CREDIT-CARD APPROACH WRONG FOR GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
'POLITICAL CHAMELEON' DESCRIBES JOHNSON (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*VOLUNTEERING OFFERS SOME BIG REWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TO GET EARLY TEEN VOTE IN PRIMARIES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SKYES, SYMPHONY A TREAT","Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WASHINGTON TO HOST BRANDON VALLEY IN OPENER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUTHORITIES LOOKING FOR CAUSE OF BLAST,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY SEEKING REQUESTS FOR FUNDING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEW PRESIDENT CALLS DWU HEALTHY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*COUPLE SHARES FARMING'S UPS, DOWNS","Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SPIRIT OF NAMESAKE FILLS SULLIVAN ELEMENTARY,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*DIRECTOR COLA ENJOYS BEING POP--FATHER, THAT IS","Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CHARTER FIRM DENIES TIES TO DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*COMPANY CONVERTING CARS TO NATURAL GAS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAGAZINE LISTS USD AMONG BEST COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DRIVING CLASS MAY LOWER INSURANCE RATES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRIDE OF THE DAKOTAS TO PERFORM IN ARENA,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"PUBLIC, FARMERS MAY DISAGREE ON WETLANDS","Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CITIES TO SPONSOR JOINT EMT CLASSES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ABSENTEE VOTING TURNOUT MIXED,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*LAWNMOWER SEASON FINALE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PROBLEM RENTERS FRUSTRATE LANDLORDS NEAR USD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"ORGANIZATIONS PLAN FORUMS ON ISSUES, CANDIDATES","Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*CUSTODIAL IRA FEES DEDUCTIBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*STORM STALLS STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS HAVE PLANS TO HELP UP TEST SCORES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LEAVE DIRECT LOANS TO STUDENTS ALONE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"AGEE LED WITH VISION, NURTURED LIFE OF ARTS (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BALANCING BUDGET SHOULD BE TOP CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
TEAM NICKNAME FOES NEED TO LIGHTEN UP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*JANKLOW PROMOTES ANIMOSITY TOWARD INDIANS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
FOSS STATUE DESERVES PROMINENT DISPLAY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*GIFTED CHILDREN MAY BLOOM LATE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LASER TREATMENT OK'D,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ANTIBIOTICS OFFER CURE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EDGERTON BACK SCORES 13 TD'S IN TWO GAMES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*A GOOD REASON TO SKIP PHEASANT OPENER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DOGS FIND DRUGS IN SCHOOL LOCKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOY IDENTIFIED IN PICKUP ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TRIPP WOMAN, 43, DIES IN CRASH","Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PLEDGES 30% TAX CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BLACK CHURCH MAKES APPEAL TO ALL RACES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU TO ACCEPT MORE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVISTS LACK MAJOR RALLY POINT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*ACCUSED KIDNAPPER SPOTTED IN ALABAMA,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*BOY GETS 6 YEARS FOR FIREBOMBING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*TRI-WEST WINNER TO GET {dollar}726,733","Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS WIN CORN-HUSKING TITLES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABORTION OPPONENTS ENDORSE PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PANEL TO STUDY TRANSPORTATION OFFICE,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STATE LAB BEGINS BLOOD TESTING FOR LEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SIGN OF THE TIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FIRE DESTROYS ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MAN SUSPECTED IN 1980 MURDER APPEARS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*ENJOYED HELPING NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*FEMALES ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*PRACTICED CONTOUR FARMING,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TENNESSEE CHAIN BUYS YOUNKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
LODGENET RECORDS PRODUCTIVE QUARTER,"Argus LeaderOct 24 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SHOULD OFFICIALS QUIT-SOUTH DAKOTANS QUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"MEIERHENRY, VOLK ENTER GUILTY PLEA","Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SHOULD OFFICIALS QUIT-SOUTH DAKOTANS QUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"MEIERHENRY, VOLK ENTER GUILTY PLEA","Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SHOULD OFFICIALS QUIT-SOUTH DAKOTANS QUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"MEIERHENRY, VOLK ENTER GUILTY PLEA","Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH ELK TRIAL OPENS WITH MOTHER'S STORY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HIGH ELK TRIAL OPENS WITH MOTHER'S STORY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
OPPOSITION STALLS WATER GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
OPPOSITION STALLS WATER GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BUDGET PROTESTS CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SD RECEIVES CETA FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS DIVIDED ON WINNER INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS DIVIDED ON WINNER INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FBI TO TRY TO IDENTIFY VICTIM-BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SCABIES CONFIRMED IN 4 STATES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE OFFICIALS DIVIDED ON WINNER INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"*ELMER HANSON, DEAF, MUTE AND NOW BLIND","Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
PEDESTRIAN KILLED BY CAR,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
TAYLOR'S PANTRY ROBBED,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
NEW VO-TECH HAS VIEWING,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
OZARK RESUMPTION UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
FIRM ANNOUNCES DIVIDEND,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HARI KRISHNA SONG TITLE SIOUX CITY CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SECOND FIRM CONSIDERS HOTEL ON BLOCK II,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
INSURANCE RESEARCH SLATED,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
RAILROADS TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
ENFORCE THE LAW OR CHANGE IT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ENFORCE THE LAW OR CHANGE IT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ENFORCE THE LAW OR CHANGE IT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SEES NO BATTLE OVER WETLANDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
KELO-TV PRAISED FOR AD CAMPAIGN POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
KELO-TV PRAISED FOR AD CAMPAIGN POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
HOUSE PANEL OKS DISPUTED COAL BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
COUNTIES DENIED AUTONOMY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL OKS DISPUTED COAL BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
GRAND JURY TO REOPEN HAAS MURDER INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
STATE PONDERS SUNFLOWER CRUSHING PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*N CAROLINA'S 'DANCE HEAVEN' HEADS FOR SF,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYHOUSE DIRECTOR OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEW WAVE TACKLES '60S SOUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PERFORMERS MEET PUBLIC DURING SDSU ARTS WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*PERFORMERS MEET PUBLIC DURING SDSU ARTS WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*RAILROAD LIFE WAS NEVER LIKE THIS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1979, sect.C, p.13, col.1"
ABORTION PROCLAMATIONS DRAW FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RECIPIENTS FEAR ADC CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JAYCEES HAUNTED HOUSE AT 13TH ST AND MINN AVE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"NOW, IT IS REALLY BABY KISSING TIME","Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"NOW, IT IS REALLY BABY KISSING TIME","Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*KNIGHTS, PATS WIN","Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HURON'S HOLLERING ABOUT HOEDOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES' SD VISITS MAY NOT HELP THEM,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HURON'S HOLLERING ABOUT HOEDOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABDNOR MUM ON ALLEGATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SUPREME COURT DENIES APPEAL IN SF BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SUPREME COURT DENIES APPEAL IN SF BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WE RECOMMEND CLINT ROBERTS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WE RECOMMEND CLINT ROBERTS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MCGOVERN CRITICIZED, ABDNOR BACKED ON OIL (L)","Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEBATE URGED ON SOCIAL SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"NOT ANTI-HUNTING, SAYS DOVE FRIEND (L)","Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WILL FIGHT MANDAN TO KEEP HIS SKY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CAR CRUSHES CUSTER YOUNGSTER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AG SERVICE DIRECTORS TO SPEAK IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS MAN SHOT TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEN EXON TO STUMP FOR MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENIOR GROUP ENDORSES ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SBA CAN USE EXTENSION OFFICES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL-DON'T MOVE WAREHOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SNOW PUTS TINGE OF WHITE ON FALL LEAVES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JACK ANDERSON'S LIFE OF ZEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS TO STUDY MOVING 2-YEAR PROGRAMS TO DSC,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VIP'S GET THEIR PHEASANTS--JUST BARELY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VIP'S GET THEIR PHEASANTS--JUST BARELY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS TO STUDY MOVING 2-YEAR PROGRAMS TO DSC,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON'S RENEWAL MERITS JOINT APPROACH (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BAND PARENTS BACK LINCOLN DIRECTOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FOREIGN POLICY MARRED BY MILITARY THREATS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONTROLLERS' DEMAND UPSETS SENIOR CITIZEN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CHICAGO STILL A FRIENDLY CROSSROADS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"LIKED COMPUTER STORY, CONCERNED WITH IMAGE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CHICAGO STILL A FRIENDLY CROSSROADS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AIR CARRIER PROBLEMS COULD AFFECT BUSINESS CLIMATE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BROCKHOUSE ANIMAL BENEFIT AT HOLIDAY INN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
AIR CARRIER PROBLEMS COULD AFFECT BUSINESS CLIMATE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
IOWAN PREDICTS LONG COURT FIGHT ON ETSI,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
IOWAN PREDICTS LONG COURT FIGHT ON ETSI,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
BELLE FOURCHE AGAINST UTILITY RATE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SD OFFICIALS SAY GAME CHECKS NAIL ONLY FEW,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
IVERSON'S PERFECTION (300) RUBS OFF ON TEAMMATES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
MOTHERS-IN-LAW ARE UNDERRATED--THEY'RE SOMEBODY'S MO,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SONDRA MCKEE--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.D, p.13, col.1"
*CULTIVATING A BETTER 4-YEAR FARM BILL...,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CULTIVATING A BETTER 4-YEAR FARM BILL...,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THINGS ARE LOOKING UP (IN MINNEAP) FOR SF FIRM,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CULTIVATING A BETTER 4-YEAR FARM BILL...,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ALL SAVERS RATE CHANGES NEXT WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*RETIREE NAMED 1981 WOMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.5"
GAMBLING TO BE DEBATED TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MINN COUPLE WON'T GIVE UP FIGHT FOR SON IN VIETNAM,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
QUESTIONING THE SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM...,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR'S HUNT PROVES SD STILL PHEASANT CAPITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHOTGUNNING CHAMP GUNG-HO ABOUT GUNS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NURSING STUDENTS GET SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
REPUBLICAN CLUB HOSTS DINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SIOUX CENTER ARTS COUNCIL GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MONTH TO NOTICE HANDICAPPED PARKING,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
NATIONAL SPINAL CORD INJURY MONTH,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WORKSHOP ON HOME-DELIVERED MEALS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*A SILENT REMINDER OF MEN WHO DIDN'T RETURN FROM WAR,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES FAVOR INCREASING COST OF SD ROADS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER SF MAN MAKES A LIVING AT PLAYING CARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*2 SF MEN STEP OUT FROM BEHIND POLITICAL SCENE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
KEMP TO CAMPAIGN TODAY FOR ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FAIR PLAY FOR INDIANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINNEHAHA'S LIBRARY SHOULD BE CONTINUED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT ABOUT SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS' CONSERVATIVE SPENDING PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FORMER ATTORNEY GENERAL LOOKS AT BANKS CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ACORN PLANS REAGAN RANCH PROTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KNEIP--SDEA ENDORSMENTS TOO EARLY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KNIEP--SDEA ENDORSEMENTS TOO EARLY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS BUILDING PLANS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN BOND ISSUE ON NOV 23 BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO RACES OF PEOPLE HAVE LOST A GREAT MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RADIO STATION BEGAN AS AN IDEA IN '79,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ELECTION WILL BRING FEW NEW FACES TO JUDICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GOP EXPECTED TO KEEP LEGISLATIVE MAJORITY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PROPOSED AMENDMENT SPEEDS UP FINE DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
USD VICTORY IN PATCHED-UP DOME-REPAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BEARDSLEY LAGS BEHIND AFTER LEG CRAMPS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"EX-WASHINGTON HIGH, MICHIGAN STAR--HOME TURF","Argus LeaderOct 25 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SIBLING RIVALRY STARTED LEWIS' CAREER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BURNS HEADS LIBRARY FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEKKER LEADS CONSTRUCTION GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LIECHTI DIRECTS RADIOLOGY SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
THERAPY ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MILITARY ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
TRANKLE IS RED CROSS CHAIRWOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*HOSPITAL AUXILLARY SELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*LIEN DIRECTS SMOKEOUT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LIVERMORE CHAIRMAN OF MS SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*COFFEE WITH THE SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CABLE SUBSCRIBERS TO GET CABLE NEWS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION SETS DATES FOR STUDDED TIRE USE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER JAIL EMPLOYEE INDICTED,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR QUESTIONS WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL WILL DISCUSS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE CHILD MOLESTATION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD DISCUSSES CURRICULUM,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICER SAYS POT IS NEXT TARGET,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
YEARLY HUNT IS GOOD BUSINESS FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*4 PLEAD INNOCENT TO DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
US MUST BOOST MARINE SECURITY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEC 1 IS DEADLINE FOR PHOTO CONTEST ENTRIES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DEPUTIES TRY TO IDENTIFY SKULL,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LUCAS MAN POSTS BOND,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIALS PROBE ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PROGRAM DESIGNED TO INCREASE CALF PRICES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TRIAL ON INMATE CONDITIONS TO RESUME,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
YANKTON PLANT WILL PROVIDE 30 TO 50 JOBS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ABDNOR MEASURE DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"DAY, MARSHALL, CLARK MAY LEAVE","Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
HIGH COURT WILL HEAR 11 APPEALS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
"NEW TV DEAF, AGRICULTURE SERVICES","Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
LACK OF PLAYERS CAUSING HEADACHES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SATTERWHITE HAS FUN WITH GUNS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CIA PILOT'S DEATH JOLTS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*THE OLD FARMER'S 1985 ALMANAC,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BREAKFAST BENEFIT FOR ALZHEIMER'S,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
GROUPS SPONSOR DAY-LONG COURSES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MOTHER OF THE YEAR APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
ARTS ASSOCIATION HONORS DONERS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
TELL PLANS ANNUAL DINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
YWCA PRE-SCHOOL HAS OPENINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*BANKS WANTS TO SERVE AT SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRONTIER NAMED CARRIER FOR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY ACQUITS CITY MAN OF CHILD MOLESTATION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OUTLOOK GRIM FOR ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TO LOOK LIKE A PUMPKIN PATCH,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TOUGHEN LAWS ON DOGFIGHTING,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD ON RIGHT TRACK (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL MEASURE SHOULD BE REJECTED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YES VOTE GIVES PEOPLE POWER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FUTURE POTENTIAL VOTERS QUIZ,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR BEGINS TOLL-FREE NUMBER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE SETS FREE MICHELLE RICHARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LAWYERS WILL DISCUSS GOVERNMENTAL IMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"RADIO STATION RAISES {dollar}305,593 IN DONATIONS","Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WOMAN RECEIVES JAIL SENTENCE IN FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NEGLECT CAN SCAR A CHILD,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD GROUP AGAINST SCHOOL DATE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STANLEY COUNTY SHERIFF RESIGNS POST,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPOUSE ABUSE WORKSHOP STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*SD INDIAN TO NY MARATHON,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REASONS FOR SMOKERS TO QUIT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BIG CONTRIBUTOR TO WORLD PEACE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WAGES PAID IN 1948,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
IS NAP TIME NEXT FOR REGENTS?,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*MCGOVERN ON TOUR,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*COUPLE WEDS COUNTRY MUSIC TO WESTERN ART,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHOW FEATURES 15 WESTERN ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DAKTOAS ATTORNEYS GENERAL ROAST EACH OTHER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*TENNIS MOMS MEET THEIR MATCH,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INTERSTATE 229 AT CLIFF AVENUE OPENS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WORKERS TO PLAY AT BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ND JOINS STATE'S SUIT FOR USE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STRIKER SETS STRUGGLE TO MUSIC,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TWO SUE OVER DEAD DOG,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL MAN CHARGED IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SENATE VOTES ON JUDGESHIP TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LANGUAGE RULE DRAWS ANGRY TALK,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NEW AIRLINE TO TAKE ON SOME STATE ROUTES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE ELECTION TO BE RADIO SHOW TOPIC,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
78 POTENTIAL JURORS DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY KIDS ARE IN THE MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FEDERAL REGULATIONS MAY CUT NUMBERS IN HALF,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GIRLS BASKETBALL TALENT RUNS DEEP,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"HOME, HEALTH ADD UP TO BIG WIN","Argus LeaderOct 25 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
ELDERLY GROUP HITS ABDNOR VOTE RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE PULL PLUG ON PROMOTION TO PLUG METERS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RAPISTS LEAVE PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
UNITED WAY--AMERICAN INDIAN SERVICES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*VETERANS SHOW AIMS TO DISPEL MYTH OF WAR,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
GOSPEL SINGING MESSAGE DOESN'T MISS A BEAT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DASCHLE COMMERCIALS CAMPAIGN MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FONDA MAKES VOTERS UNEASY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOPE INMATES REALLY ARE NOT A THREAT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FOREIGN AID MISUNDERSTOOD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
REPUBLICANS FOOLED VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*ASSUMPTIONS WRONG IN USE OF GOLDEN RULE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
POORER TEAMS MAKING PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEWIS DRUGS IS LIKE PART OF THE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HERSETH COMES OUT SWINGING IN SPEECH,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON--BELL AD DISTORTS VOTES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON PUSHES TOWN TEAMWORK,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POSSIBLE EXPLOSIVE BRINGS CALL FOR ACTION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
REAGAN TICKETS ALL TAKEN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
POLICIES DRIVE MANY FROM SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBAL LEADER GLAD FOR EXTRA TWO YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BHSC'S ECONOMIC IMPACT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ATTEMPTED-BURGLARY CONVICTION OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MADISON TO CELEBRATE MAIN STREET RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"MEIERHENRY--EX-COMPANY OWES STATE {dollar}10,000","Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POLICE OFFICER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROFESSOR LEADS GOP GROUP BACKING JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SDSU RESUMES SEARCH FOR AGRICULTURE DEAN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2ND MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ROOKIE STOCK BROKER GETS A CRASH COURSE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REAGAN STEPS TOWARD FIXING FINIANCIAL MESS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"HISTORY, TV, EXPERTS HELP 'ARGUS'","Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
INDIANS IN SUPREME COURT SELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SAVING HABITAT BEST WAY TO BOOST HUNTING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TWINS WORTH WAVING HANKY OVER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
UNBORN HAVE NO CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
"GAMBLING, FAITH DON'T MIX (L)","Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
US CAN'T LEAVE GULF NOW (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
B-1 BOMBER TO GO THROUGH NUCLEAR TEST,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FFA MEMBERS TO ATTEND CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GETTYSBURG MAN DIES AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"USD SETS SMOKING, SEAT BELT RULES","Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ANNUAL GOVERNOR'S HUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WELLNESS CENTER ENCOUNTERS FIRST HURDLE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VIKING FUN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOY DIES IN FIRE AT PIERRE HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POLICE ARREST YOUTHS IN FOREMOST ARSON,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN HOSPITAL LAYS OFF 19 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AIRPORT BOARD ASKS TO BE REAPPOINTED,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FAIR NEEDS TO CHARGE ADMISSION, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOUNT RUSHMORE TO TIGHTEN SECURITY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO PLEAD GUILTY TO LESSER CHARGES IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CELEBRATION TO MARK SPLIT OF TERRITORY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
INDIAN INFANT DEATH RATE HIGH,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BELL REVISES MITCHELL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*AUTOMOBILE REGISTRATIONS STEADY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*TWINS HAVE LIFE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MORNINGSIDE RALLY RUINS VIKINGS' DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FRIENDS OF PHEASANTS GIVE BIRDS A HAND,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GROUPS JOIN IN SD LAND EFFORT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.6"
COYOTES DROP 2ND STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
ABDNOR TO LEAD IOWA SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARM CREDIT SALES TOP {dollar}80 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FUNDING COMPLETED FOR CAR-WASH PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MUSHROOM PLANT GETS STATE GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR SOYBEAN HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THE TREAT TRADE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*TAILOR DESIGNS SILK FOR THE SADDLE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
STATE BANKS RINGING UP FMHA LOANS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*AG SCHOOLS FACE ENROLLMENT SLIDES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
GLORIA WINTER PERFECTS QUICK RECIPES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1987, sect.F, p.09, col.2"
*CAMPAIGN CAVALCADE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HUNKING BALKS AT BOARD'S MALE TILT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION SUES MORRELL FOR {dollar}35 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INVESTING IN AGED ARTICLES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LOCAL VFW MEMBER TAKES NATIONAL POST,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VISITING LAND OF IGNORED ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MINING HISTORY REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VISITORS SHOULD HELP FINANCE CITY FINANCES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BOLDING HAS HIT LIST,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SOCIALIST WROTE PLEDGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*RISING TO THE DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCRAMBLE ON FOR 'AA' PLAYOFF SPOTS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES ARE AVAILABLE NOW,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"IPSWICH GIRL, 15, DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAK SHUTS DOWN OPEN-PIT GOLD MINE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RICHMAN GORDMAN OPENS STORE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TALKNET'S WILLIAMS VISITS CITY TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS MEMORIAL ORGANIZER TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BAGGING IT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RENAMES W VALLEY VIEW ROAD,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN LEADERS LOOK FOR JACKSON ADVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL JANITORS PICKET OVER PAY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOP SHOULD LOOK AT STATE FURLOUGH CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*NEIL BUSH PREDICTS FATHER WILL WIN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY TO SNUFF OUT CIGARETTES NOVEMBER 1,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP--COMMISSION BACKS CIVIC CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN FATAL CRASH ON I-29,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MITCHELL WOMAN ON LUNG TRANSPLANT LIST,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*CALL 'ARGUS LEADER' TO QUESTION COSTNER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE ENJOYING RECORD WARMTH,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CLEARING CORNER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SISTERS GET HELP FOR CONDEMNED HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN WALKS OUT OF WIND CAVE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIAL COSTS WORRYING LINCOLN CO,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LEGAL SYSTEM A PRIME EXAMPLE OF DETERIORATION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RECYCLING ADMIRABLE ... EASIER SAID THAN DONE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD CAN KEEP ITS BEST STUDENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JUDGE'S RULINGS INCONSISTENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SUPPORT BOND ISSUE FOR HARRISBURG SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MORE WORK-RELEASE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
VETERANS EVENT IS EXCITING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TAX CUT IS IRRESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SD SYMPHONY SETS KITCHEN WALK,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS CHOSEN FOR HUNGER WALK,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GHOULISH CONCOCTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*3.6 MILLION PROJECT OK'D FOR HIGHWAY 11,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CONSERVATION GROUP TO HEAD LAKE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LAKE PRESTON DOCTOR TO QUIT NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
TASK FORCE SEEKS INPUT FROM LUTHERANS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
6-YEAR-OLD GETS WISH FOR DISNEYLAND VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS GETS LINK FOR DRUG CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY HALL EMPLOYEE APPEARS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TWO NAMED AS NEW REGENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN GROUP FIGHTS TO RECALL TRIBAL LEADER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW WASHINGTON SPONSORS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REDUCING DROPOUTS IS PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
QUARTET TO PLAY TRIBUTE TO MUSIC LEADER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAXIMUM 15-YEAR SENTENCE GIVEN FOR THREATS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"TRI-STATE, EPA FAIL TO SETTLE COMPLAINTS","Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FIRMS PROVE TO ND THEY REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BOARD OK'S USE OF VO-TECH CREDITS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS FOR PIERRE MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REGENTS TO CONSIDER INCREASING TUITION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE BUDGET WILL USE MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*ACADEMIC ABILITY HINDERED BASKETBALL CAREER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE SIGN NUMBER 2 SELECTION IN DRAFT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*WOLFGANG WINS OUTLAWS' FINAL FEATURE RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CHAMBERLAIN GROUP NEUTRAL ON GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MITCHELL COMPANY TAKES CABLE INTO RURAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*HISTORY LURES HUNTERS BACK INTO HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HUNTER TRAVELS WITH TEPEE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM STARTS PETITION TO SETTLE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY FACING LIMITS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE RIOTING IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EMBATTLED GRUNSETH SHOULD STEP ASIDE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ATTITUDE CHANGE BEATS RECYCLING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
10 REASONS WHY CAMPAIGN CAN END (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MINING ISN'T TEARING UP BLACK HILLS REGION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*DOCTOR SAW SCIENCE USHER IN NEW ERAS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MASTER SEAMSTRESS AT ALCESTER SHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MISSIONARY VISITS US,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SCHOOLS WRESTLE WITH FOOTBALL HELMUT NOTICE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DREDGING PROJECT RUNS OUT OF FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUNDING APPROVED FOR DOCTOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NOMINATIONS TAKEN FOR MOTHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPERINTENDENT HARRIS TO MARRY NOVEMBER 10,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINTER GRACE PERIOD OFFERED ON UTILITY BILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS GET LESSON IN BLINDNESS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL RESHUFFLING MAY AFFECT 500,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CIVIL DEFENSE PREPARES FOR SEVERE FUEL SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SONG PARODY MAKES QUITE AN 'IMPRESSION',"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CLOSING OFFICE WON'T SAVE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MICKELSON BACKS TECH PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOVIET JOURNALIST SEES IMPROVED ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSION HOUSE FIRE UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VISITORS CENTER NAMED FOR REIFEL,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD STUDENTS TEST ABOVE AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE AUDITOR HOPEFULS FIND FEW KNOW...,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BODY BURIED 2 DECADES AFTER WOMAN DISAPPEARED,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*SFC STUDENTS GET CHANCE TO SHOW OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEW BEGINNING FOR SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"RAVEN TO RECEIVE LOANS FROM STATE, MADISON","Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROUP HONORS SCHOOL OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FARMS TO BE SQUEEZED IN THE MIDDLE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FED ECONOMIST SAYS NO TO RECESSION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"SENATORS, MUENSTER PAN FARM BILL","Argus LeaderOct 25 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*CHANCELLOR MAN IS 105 YEARS STRONG,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE PUTS MARINA PROJECT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NIGHTCLUB'S END,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEETINGS CLOSED TO BUILD CONSENSUS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FEDERAL TAX-CUT TALK IS FISCAL NONSENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEFENDS HIS VOTE FOR THOMAS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*NEW LOCAL BOOKS SURE TO DELIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ENTERTAIN THESE OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL ART GALLERY HOLDING EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BOARD TO RELEASE SCHOOL TEST SCORES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO PAY BILL FOR EXCHANGE STUDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC HOPEFULS TO ATTEND BALTIC EVENT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHING SELF-ESTEEM,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NETTLETON'S OWNER'S QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF ANNEXATION PLAN GETS NOD,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TREKKERS WILL MISS RODDENBERRY'S VISION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DIVISION TARGETS CONSUMER BEEFS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HUNTER'S FLOCK TO GOVERNOR'S FEST,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE'S MOTEL USAGE RATE UP FROM 1990,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BERESFORD MAN NAMED SELECTIVE SERVICE HEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN GUN-POINTING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRISON TIME NOT PART OF ROBBER'S CHECKLIST,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEACHERS GET 4.86 PERCENT RAISE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*STAGECOACH STATION SAVED,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DRAFT-JANKLOW DRIVE SLOWING--HAAR,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LOWER BRULE TRIBE SUES STATE OVER RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*WORKERS FINISH OAHE REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*NATIVE'S OF STATE REPORT STORIES OF WORLD SERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
PRODUCTION DIPS AFTER BRIEF SHUTDOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MARILYN QUAYLE MAKES SD STOPS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*SOUTH OF 57TH STREET, SOME MISS BENEFITS OF CITY","Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUSH CLOSES GAP IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUSH JUMP IN POLL DOESN'T SURPRISE CLINTON CAMP,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*FACTS ABOUT THE SD POLL,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
CLINTON BEST HOPE FOR NATION'S FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PEROT ONLY CANDIDATE WHO CAN BRING CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PEROT'S STRAIGHT TALK REFRESHING FOR VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SAVE SOME FISH FOR NEXT GENERATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
QUESTIONS ON ISSUES UNANSWERED BY HAAR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
TERM LIMITATION WOULD HURT SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
TERM LIMITATIONS INSULT TO VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*A COSTLY WAY TO REFORM TAX CODE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*WOULD GIVE MIDDLE CLASS A BREAK,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
EFFECTS ON STATE OF INITIATED MEASURE 3 (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MISERY SHARED ON PHEASANT OPENER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
NATURAL RESOURCES TEACHING GUIDE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*WE ASKED THE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD FARMERS UNION TO MEET IN HURON,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR LOOKS INTO GETTING FEDERAL AID,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SERGEANT TO GIVE BUSINESSES ADVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP TO FOCUS ON ACCOUNTING,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*COUNSELING OFFERS HOPE FOR DEBTORS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ANNUAL COATS FOR KIDS DRIVE TO BEGIN TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
DRUG SUSPECT PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH BAND WINS DAKOTA DAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
UNION CENTER MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WASTE PACT COVERS SOUTH CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
AUSTAD OPPONENT APOLOGIZES FOR ERROR,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH STANDS AS TESTAMENT TO FOUNDERS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
SELF-HELP BEST HEALTH-CARE DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*DROP-OFF LINE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
"*GRAVE HONORS DAKOTA CHIEF OF WAR, PEACE","Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
STATE GROWTH STEADY--BANKING OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*SNUFFING THE LAST FLAMES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
WATERTOWN AIRPORT BOSS TO LOSE JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
CITY MAY RECONSIDER HOLIDAY BURIAL FEE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
LANDOWNERS EARN PROFITS FROM PERMITS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
*SUE SWEPT MANY INTO HER SHARING LIFE AS JANITOR,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*PROJECT AIMS TO BUILD NEW EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
*TIMES STAND STILL AT PIONEER VILLAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1992, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
"*TENANT, LANDLORD BATTLES INCREASING","Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOMEWORK PEAKS IN MIDDLE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BOY HERO CRAWLED UNDER MOVING TRAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ENCOURAGING SIGN ON INCOME FRONT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*THANKS TO READERS WHO LISTENED TO MESSAGES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*TRUMP TRIES TO ENDANGER INDIAN GAMING,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR OUR STATE AND COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*DISCIPLINED CORRECTION OFFICER HAS RIGHT TO PRIVACY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*NAFTA AN ECONOMIC GAMBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STORY ON TV VIOLENCE GOT BURIED IN PAPER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CENTER WILL HAVE LASTING IMPACT ON CITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
WAITING PERIOD WILL NOT LESSEN VIOLENT CRIMES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
INVENTED SPELLING HELPS STUDENTS ENJOY WRITING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PARENTS WHO SMOKE ENDANGER KIDS' HEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BOARD RESCHEDULES PLANE CRASH HEARING,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORUM TO EXAMINE CULTURAL DIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR TO SPEAK AT GROUNDBREAKING,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENIOR DAY BREAK OPEN HOUSE SET,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ARRESTED IN STABBING CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*HOG SHED HAVEN FOR ODDS, ENDS","Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*PREVENTION KEY TO GOOD HEALTH, CHIEF OF STAFF SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LIBRARY PROJECT AGREEMENT NEARLY REACHED,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WORKING WOMEN MAKING GAINS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA STATE TO HOST REFORM CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HAZELTINE PREPARES FOR MOTOR VOTER LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE AREA INSTITUTE HOLDING FACTS DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POWELL MEMORIAL FUND SET UP FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PUC TEAMS SPEAKING TO AREA GROUPS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE OFFERS FUNDS FOR WATER HOOKUP,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WANT PRIVACY? TRY AN ISLAND,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FAIR SURVEY FINDS OUT-OF-STATE ATTENDANCE UP,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PAIR PLUGS INDIAN MEMORIAL IN BADLANDS TO HONOR DEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SHOP AROUND FOR FAIR PRICE ON INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DEFENDING CHAMPS HEAD 80-TEAM FIELD,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RODEO TO GIVE LAST CHANCE AT NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ENTERTAINMENT NEEDS FOR TEENS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*INTERACTIVE CLASSROOMS CONNECT SD,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PHEASANTS TEASE BEFORE THE HUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*GHOST STORY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS WELCOME FIRST FROST OF SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TIME FOR SD TO BUCKLE UP (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DEADWOOD MOVE SNEAKY EXPANSION (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VIDEO-LOTTERY ENTERTAINS AS STATE BUDGET GAINS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
START REFORM BY PUTTING CAP ON PROPERTY TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
KEEPING PROPERTY TAXES AT 1 PERCENT FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LIMITING PROPERTY TAXES WOULD BE DISASTROUS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
STUDENTS WORRY ABOUT INITIATIVE 1'S IMPACT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TEACHERS' UNION FAILS TO REPRESENT ALL VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
TIM JOHNSON TURNING INTO A CLINTON CLONE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
BEDDOW'S VISION KEY TO A BRIGHTER FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
YOUNG PEOPLE EAGER TO HELP SHAPE FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*SD PUSHES DAILY INTAKE OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT DO SD LEADERS EAT?,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CONFERENCE TO STUDY PRIVATE SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*DECOYING IS REAL THING FOR HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PASSING COMES NATURALLY TO DE SMET'S MCNAMES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KNOBE TO SEEK HIS OLD JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS TO REGISTER PEOPLE FOR CITY VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SUPPORTERS HIT GOAL TO KEEP CHEESE PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GUBERNATORIAL FOES TO DEBATE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BANKRUPTCIES UP, BUT IS IT LOTTERY?","Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*REPORT DEFENDS SCHOOL LIBRARY BUDGET,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AVERAGE WAGE REMAINS LOWEST IN NATION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JAIL ESCAPE BRINGS END TO OUTDOOR RECREATION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*BERKHOUT TO SPEAK AT FARM FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*COMMISSION TO MEET ON TELEPHONE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WATER MANAGER UPSET WITH WATCHDOG GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NINE TICKETED FOR SELLING TO MINORS--WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER FINALIST FOR NATIONAL FFA HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*JANKLOW DENIES FAVORING NUCLEAR DUMP,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"DUO COAXES MEN FROM BARS, ROBS THEM","Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STUDENT ORGANIZING MARIJUANA FOR MEDICINE GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FORMER TORONTO MAYOR LONGMAN DIES AT 96,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
PUC CHAIRMAN ASKS FOR PHONE POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*SPILLWAY REPAIRS AT LAKE ALVIN NEAR COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*TAKING IN FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN'S CAR FOUND IN MONTANA,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS KILL 2 MEN, INJURE WOMAN","Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MILLER LEAVES WEDNESDAY ON JAPAN TRIP,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
"*FARMERS CHARGE BEEF PRICE-FIXING, FEDS INVESTIGATE","Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*HEALTH REFORM WON'T HAPPEN SOON,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"STATE'S ELDERLY REQUIRE EXPENSIVE CARE, PANEL SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CANDIDATE SCOLDS CITY COMMISSIONERS FOR BICKERING,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RONNING COS. WILL BUILD HOTEL,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
AIRLINE PRICE WAR BREAKS OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
*KIDNAPPED BOYS REJOIN PARENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS TO GET LESSON ON DRUGS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW TO CLOSE HOSPITAL IN CUSTER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
8 DISABLED TO RELOCATE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CATHOLIC BISHOPS CONDEMN SEXUAL ABUSE OF CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SUSPEND STUDENTS WITH DRUGS IN LOCKER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WILL THE REAL CLINTON PLEASE STAND UP (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONGRESSIONAL AG BILLS THREATEN SMALL FARMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NORWEGIAN ROYALTY'S VISIT MERITED ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CAMPGROUND HAS FRIENDLY 'BC' FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COOK KNOWS BEANS ABOUT MILD CHILI,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"MEDIAN HOME COST IS {dollar}87,000","Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE IDENTIFY MAN HURT IN FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO ATTEND DIVERSITY RETREAT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PORK PRODUCERS CLING TO OPTIMISM,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PRINCIPAL READS INTO TEST SCORES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EX-HOSTAGE SAYS HUMAN SPIRIT HELPED HIM SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON SAYS GOP FARM CUTS WILL FAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
AMERICORPS MEMBERS TAKE OATH OF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY MAN HIRE COLLECTION AGENCY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FOCUS OF SYMPOSIUM WILL BE ON STEROIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*NOVELIST DOANE READS HIS WORK AT USD TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MADISON TO SUPPLY POWER FOR SOYBEAN PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RED CLOUD SCHOOL TO GET A PRINT,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BLIZZARD LEFT TRUCKERS HELPLESS,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TO MAKE FUNDING OF PRISON CHAPLAINS TOUGH,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BLACK HILLS POWER COMPANY TO CHARGE MORE,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
RELISHED COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*YEARLY SNOWFALL,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
FAILS TO GAIN FREEDOM FROM STATE BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
10 ARRESTED IN THREE-COUNTY DRUG SWEEP,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
STUDY WON'T STOP RAPID CITY EXPRESSWAY,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*EXECUTIVES CHECK OVER DOWNTOWN BUSINESS CLUB,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
PILOT TESTING PROCESS QUICKER,"Argus LeaderOct 25 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
GHOULS HAUNT HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HIGH ELK FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HIGH ELK FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REQUIRED BILLBOARD COMPLIANCE UPHELD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
GAMBLING RAIDS NET SIX ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*CITY WORKERS PROTEST GRANT FOR TOURIST SPOT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CITY WORKERS PROTEST GRANT FOR TOURIST SPOT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CITY WORKERS PROTEST GRANT FOR TOURIST SPOT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MILWAUKEE WOES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MILWAUKEE WOES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CITY WORKERS PROTEST GRANT FOR TOURIST SPOT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
UNITED WAY REACHES 70 PERCENT OF GOAL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WRIT TO ALLOW HOME ADDITION FILED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
YOUTH ADMITS TO HIT-AND-RUN DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
REGENTS TO FACE BUDGET SQUEEZE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
NO TROOPER UNION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
GRAND JURY REOPENS CASE-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
REGENTS TO FACE BUDGET SQUEEZE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
NO TROOPER UNION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
FIRE FIGHTERS GIVE CASE FOR HIGHER PAY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DOING BUSINESS WITH THE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TRAGEDY SURROUNDS CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*APPLIED GEOMETRY MEANS HOME SWEET DOME,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"WELCOME WAGONS ROLL FOR BUSINESS, SERVICE","Argus LeaderOct 26 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA VOTERS ASK...,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA VOTERS ASK...,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA VOTERS ASK...,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO GEORGE FROM DICK-HERE'S {dollar}750,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEER NUMBERS UP IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DEER NUMBERS UP IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EARLY START UPSETTING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EARLY START UPSETTING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CHAMBER WORKING TO EXPAND SF TRADE ZONE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*CHAMBER WORKING TO EXPAND SF TRADE ZONE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
"AFTER ROUGH START, IMPLEMENT SALES RALLY","Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
"CORN STOCK UP, OTHER GRAIN STOCKS DOWN FROM YEAR AGO","Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.2"
REPUBLIC KEEPS SD FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.4"
NORTHWESTERN BANK MAKES CHANGES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
SD BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN FIRST HALF OF OCT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.B, p.15, col.3"
*BLINDNESS CAN'T STOP SERIOUS JOB HUNTING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BLINDNESS CAN'T STOP SERIOUS JOB HUNTING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BLINDNESS CAN'T STOP SERIOUS JOB HUNTING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BECOMING A MINISTER FOR {dollar}10,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BECOMING A MINISTER FOR {dollar}10,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BURN VICTIM BOUNCES BACK,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BURN VICTIM BOUNCES BACK,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
IDENTITY INDUSTRY PROSPERS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GENEALOGY GROUP SETS PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MRS W R CREWS-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
*INTENSE FIGHT FOR THE 1ST DISTRICT VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*INTENSE FIGHT FOR THE 1ST DISTRICT VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*INTENSE FIGHT FOT THE 1ST DISTRICT VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN-TELL REAGAN IRAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SPOOKS WERE EVERYWHERE SATURDAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MOUNT MARTY STUDENT HELD IN HIJACKING BID,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PIERRE FIRE CAUSES HEAVY DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MOUNT MARTY STUDENT HELD IN HIJACKING BID,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*LET'S RE-ELECT SEN MCGOVERN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LET'S RE-ELECT SEN MCGOVERN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LET'S RE-ELECT SEN MCGOVERN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HOEPS VOTERS WON'T BE DUPED BY NCPAC (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OPPOSING VIEWPOINTS OFFERED ON URANIUM MINING INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ELECTORAL COLLEGE AND YOUR BALLOT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
'YES' ON URANIUM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
BETTER FARM PRICES NEEDED TO AID US (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
BEDELL PRAISED FOR HELPING BLOCK OAHE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
REAL DOVE ISSUE-DO THE PEOPLE RULE...(L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
MCGOVERN'S ROLE ON AG COMMITTEE CITED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
BEDELL PRAISED FOR HELPING BLOCK OAHE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
SEES DISTORTIONS BY URANIUM CHOICE SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
BLMES MCGOVERN FOR ANTI-MEAT BIAS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SF BUSES TO SERVE NEW ROUTES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GI BILL STUDENTS DECLINING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
INQUIRY INTO SHOOTING REQUESTED-HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOMESTAKE MINING PROFITS UP 41 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RETIRED ABERDEEN LAWYER DISBARRED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE FMHA PAID OUT {dollar}275 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GI BILL STUDENTS DECLINING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRESBYTERIANS SECEDE FROM CHURCH,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
HOT WATER USE BRINGS IN COLD CASH,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*HURD SAYS CEMETERY CAN BE DEVELOPED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE SHARES INFERTILITY EXPERIENCE WITH OTHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE SHARES INFERTILITY EXPERIENCE WITH OTHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RENAISSANCE FAIR AT OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
IOWA GEOLOGIST PREDICTS ETSI DEAL COURT-BOUND,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAME OFFICIAL--ILLEGAL HUNTING IS WIDESPREAD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TESTING TEACHERS IS BAD IDEA, SAY TEACHERS","Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TESTING TEACHERS IS BAD IDEA, SAY TEACHERS","Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IOWA GEOLOGIST PREDICTS ETSI DEAL COURT-BOUND,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S DRUNK DRIVING STATISTICS ARE SOBERING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROVING MISSIONARIES STILL SERVING STATE'S INDIANS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROVING MISSIONARIES STILL SERVING STATE'S INDIANS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S DRUNK DRIVING STATISTICS ARE SOBERING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ELEMENTARY ENROLLMENTS DROP AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ELEMENTARY ENROLLMENTS DROP AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD NEEDS BOTH TRUCKS AND RAILROADS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR--I'VE NEVER VOTED FOR PAY RAISE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SD NEEDS BOTH TRUCKS AND RAILROADS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FARM GROUP TO ELECT PRESIDENT AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION DECIDES CITY LIQUOR ISSUE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION DECIDES CITY LIQUOR ISSUE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
13 PERCENT FEWER CATTLE ON FEED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE TO MONITOR EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATT LETTING WYOMING STUDY ETSI,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOST GRAIN STOCKS DOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE TO MONITOR EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TEAMSTERS TO REPRESENT MITCHELL POLICE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATT LETTING WYOMING STUDY ETSI,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GAMBLING PROS AND CONS DEBATED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NECK INJURY WILL KEEP ROBERTS SIDELINED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HANDICAPPED MAKING IT ON THEIR OWN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MUSEUMS EVEN BEAT DISNEYLAND,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FALL QUARTET OF MOVIES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*SOUTH SF KIWANIS OFFICERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATION OFFICER NAMED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
NATIONAL COLLEGE ELIGIBLE FOR SUBSIDIES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
SD MUNICIPAL LEAGUE ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*ASSOCIATION FOR BLIND OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*SD CANCER SOCIETY ELECTS LEADERS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
ARTS FOUNDATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*KEMP BACKS ROBERTS AT SF RALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*USD MED SCHOOL GIVEN 2-YR ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW 'JUST PLAIN FORGOT' LOT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOVIETS NOT APT TO BUY US GRAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOP ACCUSED OF DELAYING REVENUE ESTIMATES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SD HOME BUILDERS ENCOURAGED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ABERDEEN OK'S FOR CIVIC CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD TABLES BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE SADDENED BY MRS ROBERTS' LETTER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRUG PROBLEM POSES SAFETY THREAT TO PUBLIC (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRIME & GAMBLING COMPARISONS INVALID (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"O'CONNOR, WIN OR LOSE, WILL AID AGRICULTURE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TV VIOLENCE CRITICIZED ON 'LITTLE HOUSE' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
LEAD MAN RECEIVES WWII MEDAL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WEB PIPELINE GROUNDBREAKING SET,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HARRISBURG REMAINS ON 10-YEAR PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KICKING FOOTBALLS TO HELP TEAMS' WIN A FAMILY ACT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITIBANK EXECUTIVE TO HEAD DAKOTA STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ND PROPOSED AS NUCLEAR WASTE PARTNER,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FREEMAN MAN WATCHED GRENADA GROW,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTANS WAIT TO HEAR ABOUT SONS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
BANS ARE RARE IN SIOUX FALLS SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAW PROTECTS PRIVACY OF LIBRARY PATRONS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*AUSTAD GETS ASSOCIATION AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*GRINAGER ELECTED HOMECOMING KING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*SDSU TEACHERS GET NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
PAULSON APPOINTED NEW CONSUL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
RADABAUGH GETS KNIGHT AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
2 DOCTORS ARE ELECTED TO GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
4 NAMED TO ANNIE D TALENT CLUB,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*CLIFFORD NAMED TO ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*RANEY IS LIBRARIAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
AUSHAM IS 1ST RECIPIENT OF AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
LENNOX HIGH TEACHER GIVEN AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
STATE GROUP GIVES AWARD TO DAHLIN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
ANTHROPOLOGISTS WILL EXAMINE HUMAN SKULL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREATENED STRIKE COULD AFFECT BUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TRIPATI OWES {dollar}10 MILLION, JUDGE RULES","Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BEWITCHING WELCOME,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INTIMIDATION FORCED WITNESS TO TESTIFY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS DECIDE SALARY AND DUTIES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOW MUCH DO ELECTED AND OFFICIALS GET PAID,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAWMAKERS WANT TO DECIDE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HISTORY WILL JUSTIFY INVASION OF GRENADA (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEDIC ALERT SYSTEM SAVES LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
IGNORANCE IS NOT CHEAP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
USD STUDENT WILL LIVE WITH CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*LETTER FROM AT&T IS MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP AGAINST NUCLEAR WASTE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN BELL BEGINS CHANGES IN BILLING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SECOND CITY COMEDY TROUPE AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS FAVOR DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ALBRECHT WILL PRESENT PIANO RECITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DAKOTA INDUSTRIES CELEBRATES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FUND RAISER WILL HELP HORACE MAN STUDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LOCAL MCDONALD'S WINS MR CLEAN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RAIN SLOWS ROW CROP HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2 LAWYERS LOSE APPEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3 AGRICULTURE BILLS WILL GO TO '84 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3 BLACK HILLS RESIDENTS DIE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOT A GRIPE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"MODIFY REQUIREMENTS, REGENTS TOLD","Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STATE READY TO BEGIN BUSINESS LOAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
REPUBLIC EMPLOYEES RALLY TO HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HUNTERS WIN THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*DIVERSIFICATION HELPS LIMIT RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1983, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
*BANKERS ENTER PRESSLER-JANKLOW SCRAP,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LUCK IS IN THE CARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROCK 'N' ROLL MUSICIAN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SCARS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*PAY TV FINDS SHOWS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
{dollar}24 MILLION LOSS BLAMED ON LOANS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*EMPLOYMENT, AMBITION FOCUS","Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS BACK HIM,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WARNS LAWYERS ABOUT TAXES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PETERSON, SLATTERY BATTLE IN UNION COUNTY","Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAMILIES ELIGIBLE FOR HEATING AID,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MEMBERS' TREATMENT LED TO RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REMODELING THREATENS COURTHOUSE MURAL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FIGHT IS NOT OVER FOR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IT'S TIME FOR ARMS TALKS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUSTICES DESERVE TO STAY ON JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KANSAS PROJECT COLLAPSED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PEOPLE SHOULD DECIDE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PRESSLER HELPED HOSPITAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FREEDOM REQUIRES STRENGTH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHARGES AGAINST LEFHOLZ MAY BE INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHURCH MEMBERS TO PICKET 7-ELEVEN STORE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DASCHLE, BELL WILL DEBATE ON TELEVISION","Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEMONSTRATORS CRITICIZE DASCHLE ON ABORTION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATE FORUMS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBAL OFFICIALS DISCUSS WEATHER EMERGENCY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER PROJECTS NEED FUNDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUDITOR WON'T ACCEPT ABSENTEE BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT BARS DISCRIMINATION IN CAR LOANS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INITIATIVE ON SCHOOL HAD GRASSROOTS ORIGIN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PRAIRIE DOG POISON STOLEN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FAMILY FARM BECOMES ISSUE IN RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SUPPORTING CAST IMPORTANT IN TITLE HUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*BATTEY APPROVED AS FEDERAL JUDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SPOOKS STEER CLEAR OF DANGER,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TELEVISION STATIONS WAGE EQUIPMENT BATTLES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
IRS SHOULD GO AFTER STUDENT LOAN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*DRUG BUST YIELDS WEAPONS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNITED WAY HITS 60 PERCENT MARK,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS 9 ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE DRAWS FIRE OVER WASTE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REPORTERS GET TASTE OF FIREFIGHTERS' WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CHAMBER BACKS STREET TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW--BE HARD ON 'ANIMALS',"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
9 INDICTED FOR PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TAX AGENTS RAID CITY FIRM,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CAR-TRUCK CRASH KILLS 38-YEAR-OLD WINNER MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CO-OP SEEKS HEARING ABOUT PESTICIDE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-BROOKINGS PHONE WORKER SUES OVER FIRING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWRENCE COUNTY OFFICES MOVE AFTER 80 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE BOMB THREAT AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITIANS VOLUNTEER TO SUPPORT HOTEL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OKS MEASURE GIVING EROS NEW DUTIES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN OPPOSES INDIAN DRUG PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SWIFT OK'S {dollar}135 MILLION BUYOUT OFFER,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SCHOOL INSURANCE SKYROCKETS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE WON'T FREE RANCHER,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JURY SELECTION FOR TROOPER MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CAMPAIGN SOURS SMALL TOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CAUSE OF BLAST REMAINS A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR'S HUNT BAGS LOTS OF POSITIVE PUBLICITY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL GATHERING TO PRAY FOR PEACE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BALLOT ISSUES MERIT VOTER'S APPROVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS CAME THROUGH ON SIGNIFICANT BILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FIRST SCHOOL ATTENDED OFF THE RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SD BECOMING FOCAL POINT FOR CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HORROR STORIES CAN BE MATCHED BY THE GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SD ADVANCED TECHNICALLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
HAWKEY SHOULD TAKE BLAME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
INSURANCE RAISES HARMFUL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
BURG'S CREDIBILITY SUFFERED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
VOTE FOR UNIFIED OBSERVANCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
LENNOX NEWSMAN IN SD HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MOTHER, BABY DIE IN TRAILER FIRE--WAKPALA","Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN DIDN'T LOSE HOPE WITH LIMBS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY--SPEED LIMITS SHOULD BE STATE CHOICE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CANDIDATES VIE FOR PUBLIC LAND OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VOTERS TO SAY YES OR NO ON FOUR BALLOT ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FOOD CENTER SEEKS SITE FOR GIVEAWAY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA STATE BANK SEEKS SIOUX FALLS BRANCH,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN AND DAUGHTER KILLED WHEN CAR ROLLS IN DITCH,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"NSC GROUP SORRY ABDNOR, BELL TO MISS FORUM","Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL--STATE FAIR BROKE SUNDAY SALES LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OZARK-TWA MERGER ADDS 1 DAILY FLIGHT TO CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SUSPECT HELD IN SLAYING OF MOBRIDGE MAN, 51","Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAMILIES SUE DENTIST,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GROUP CONSIDERS BUYING RADIO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
USD' ECONOMIC IMPACT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*VOTERS TO ELECT 1 SENATOR IN EACH DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*VOTERS TO ELECT 2 HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES IN EACH DIS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*THE TALE OF YOUR FAVORITE DJ,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BEYER COOKS UP AWARD-WINNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*AGENT EXCELS IN SLINKY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
A NEW EMPIRE BEGINS TO TAKE SHAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*A VICTORY FOR THE HEARTLAND,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CASUAL AT BUFFALO TRADING POST,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ATTENTION DISORDERS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PROJECT TO DISTRIBUTE WINTER COATS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
STUDEBAKER CLUB RECEIVES CHARTER,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
VENTURE CLUB SERVES COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CITY WATER PLANNING TRICKLES ALONG SLOWLY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUBSTANCE ABUSE IS WIDESPREAD PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
INNUENDO RULED HEARINGS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"CHECKS, BALANCES STILL WORK (L)","Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MUTUA DESERVING OF SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
AGRICULTURE LEADER LAUDS SCHOOL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AMENDMENT TO FIGHT EROSION OF RIVER,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER CHANGES PART OF CLEAN AIR ACT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WATER, SEWER RATES UP FOR VOTE","Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HE'S CONSERVATIVE BY COMPARISON,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIGN OF THE TIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINN AVE TURNS INTO 'CANDIDATE ROW',"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD EARNS LESS IN '86-87,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BAPTISTS SPLIT ON NEW CHURCH,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PANEL'S PROPOSAL FOR DAY-CARE REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*BROOKINGS BOY AN UNUSUALLY YOUNG HAM,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRACKS IN RUSHMORE FACES WILL BECOME WIDER,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP WILL LEAD FIGHT AGAINST MEASURE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"PUBLIC RADIO RAISES {dollar}30,850","Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*UNEMPLOYMENT FORECAST GOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CULTURAL CENTER TO SEEK STUDENT DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*NO HERO WORSHIP FOR TWINS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BENTSEN VISITS WHITE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIDS PLAGUES INDIAN HEALTH,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EXECUTIVE GETS LESSON ON EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EDGE GOES TO FROEHLICH (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*BLACK HILLS PAYMENT PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DAKOTA PROP WOULD FORCE TAX REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*A SURVIVOR'S BARBECUE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOCIETY CHOOSES MAYS FOR POSTER,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COUPLE GIVEN VOLUNTEER AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
STEWART GETS PHILANTHROPIST HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*OAKLAND TO GET EAGLE SCOUT AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
AFL-CIO OPPOSES MINING INITIATIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ENTERS PLEA TO ARSON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAROLEE PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN PLEADS GUILTY IN STABBING ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEDDELL'S BROTHER ARRESTED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST SNOWFALL TO YIELD TICKETS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MARTIN DENIES ABANDONING TRUCK,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS TO HELP CLEAN SMELLY HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DUKAKIS REACTED TOO LATE--ABOUREZK,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LODERMEIER'S FORMER PARTNER LINKED TO THEFTS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TAXES CAN'T OUST ELDERLY FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNCIL TO ADVISE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"FARRAR, SIOUX CITY COMPANY SETTLE LAW SUIT","Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE TENTATIVELY OK'S BUYOUT OF INSURANCE FIRM,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*STATE SEEKS STATE CROSS COUNTRY TITLES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
FINANCIAL SEMINARS SET FOR THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FIRST BANK GIVES GRANT TO CHILDREN'S INN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MIDCO REDUCES TOLL FREE COSTS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*TAIWAN LOOKING TO SD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
'TALKNET' HOST WILLIAMS SHARES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*LAWYER--PRISON PROBE TAINTED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS NEAR CENTER OF CITY LIST,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JURORS WILL BE ASKED ABOUT EXECUTION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*2 SOUTH DAKOTANS RUN THE SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
VETO ON ABORTION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GABOR GOT LIGHT SENTENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PHEASANT HUNTING RESTRICTIONS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC OPINIONS--FIRST CENTURY OF STATEHOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SAVE SYMPATHY FOR VICTIMS, NOT BAKKER (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WHEN RALLY APPLAUDS PALESTINIAN VIEWS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*GARRETSON MAN RISES EARLY TO DELIVER THE GOODS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EX-DEVIL WORSHIPER SHARES THE GOSPEL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SCOTTISH BAND PLAYS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FRESHMEN SHOULD NOT RUSH CAREER CHOICES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EX-SIOUX FALLS MAN WINS TEACHING AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAPANESE TO TOUR SD LUMBER TRADE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"KDLT, LOCAL GROUPS RESUME COAT DRIVE","Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAMS TO GET FOUNDATION MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN SLEDDING DEATHS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GIRL HIT BY VAN, IS CRITICAL","Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORE BURGLARY RING CHARGES PILE UP,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NO EXTRA SECURITY PLANNED AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS' PIT ON EPA'S PRIORITY LIST,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBER ENDORSES SCHOOL BOND,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RACING INMATE CAUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
2 MEN CHARGED IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CAVE EXPLORER NEVER GAVE UP HOPE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SAY CRP FUNDS EXEMPT FROM BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEBSTER BENEFACTOR REVEALED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEADWOOD PRACTICES GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DISAGREEMENT STALLS FLANDREAU GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*KNIGHT SEEKS TO ADVANCE IN MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*THEIR BUSINESS IS A BIT SPOOKY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*PLAYOFF FIELD NARROWS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TONGUE-TIED GROOM STARS ON TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CONGRESS MAKES APOLOGY TO VICTIMS OF WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BARNETT BEST OPTION FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RETAIN HIGH COURT JUSTICES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LACK OF SUPPORT SIDELINES 'Y' PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
RECREATION CENTER CONVERSION BAD IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
SPENDING {dollar}12 MILLION ON OLD SCHOOL FOOLISH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
ADVERTISING CLOUDS INITIATIVE ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ELECTION POLLS NOT ALWAYS ACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AMBULANCE SERVICE NEEDS COMPETITION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
BUTLER WOULD BE GOOD ATTORNEY GENERAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"IF WIESE WINS, SHOULD SHE HEAR PHONE CASES (L)","Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
RECLAMATION NOT ISSUE BEHIND INITIATIVE 2 (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE URGES 'NO' VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
OUTLOOK ON LIFE AFFECTS 'IMPRESSIONS' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
IT'S MONEY THAT MATTERS AT THE MOVIES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*MUSIC OF, BY & FOR THE PEOPLE","Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CELLIST TO BE SYMPHONY'S SOLOIST,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ABORTION PROTESTER WON'T BE SENT TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CASINO OPERATOR GIVEN DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN INDICTED IN BOUNCER'S MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG SUSPECT OPTS TO DEFEND HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ADOPT-A-PUMPKIN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY WANTS TO EXPAND SOUTH,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL TREMBLOR RATTLES PLANKINTON AREA,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RADIO STATION CRITICIZED FOR SEX TALE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR RACE IS ONE OF FIRSTS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENATOR CALLS PRESSLER HYPOCRITE ON FRANKING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
{dollar}1.3 MILLION IN MAN'S CONSTRUCTION DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN MAN CRITICAL AFTER HUNTING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IROQUOIS SUPERINTENDENT CHARGED IN GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PARKING METERS WILL RETURN TO DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*VERMILLION PUPILS DIG INTO THE PAST,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
O'GORMAN ROLLS PAST WARRIORS 34-7,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHECKOFF HELPS USE OF CORN GROW,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1990, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
*LITTLE GUYS LOOM LARGE IN GAME 6,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TOWN NEARS SHOWDOWN WITH MAYOR,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOT LINE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DRIVERS GET CREATIVE TO AVOID TICKETS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LIBRARY DENIES RESTRICTIONS ON 'R' MOVIES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*A MODERN FAIRY TALE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*STAY CALM IF YOU'RE STOPPED BY POLICE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SCHOOL USE DESERVES CLOSE STUDY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TOMAHAWK CHOP IS REALLY A COMPLIMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ASKED ABOUT FLIP-FLOP ON THOMAS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
'ARGUS' DIDN'T COVER WOMEN'S CONFERENCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*HEROICS MAKE 'AVERAGE GUY' SERIES STAR,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BURGLARY ADDED TO CHARGES AGAINST MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK ON VA HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAVISON OFFICIAL WANTS INCREASE IN PLATE FEES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DEDICATED SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TOXIC TRAINING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EDGEMONT OPPONENTS WIN IN COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORE STATE SCHOOL LAND SOLD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO PRODUCE MORE REVENUE FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SF MAY TAKE BIG PLUNGE INTO SKI BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW ROSEBUD CHAIRMAN WANTS MORE BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOY'S SHOOTING DEATH UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THIRD RAPID CITY HIGH SCHOOL ENDORSED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
1 DEAD AS RESULT OF 2-TRUCK WRECK,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SURROGATE TWINS HEAD FOR HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AWARDS {dollar}3.7 MILLION IN MALPRACTICE SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FORMER RAPID CITY MAN POSES NUDE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JOHNSON WRITES RECONCILIATION BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*BUSH RALLIES SF,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE BUILDS ON LEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIKING LOSS BRINGS BACK REALITY--UNTIL NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUSH VISIT HELPS VOTERS DECIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE IS BEST SENATE CANDIDATE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MAN'S DEATH DOESN'T MEAN HE'LL BE FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*LONETREE DUMP WOULD BE GOOD FOR SD ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PROPOSED LONETREE DUMP A THREAT IN SD'S ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ELECTION-YEAR POLITICS 'JUST PLAIN RUDE' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NO REASON TO REJECT VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BUSH ADMINISTRATION DOES LITTLE FOR WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TEXAS RAPE CASE DECISION SHOCKING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CLINTON PRESIDENCY THREAT TO UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CLINTON'S DRAFT RECORD IS ANCIENT HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MINING COMPANIES MISREPRESENT FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DEMOCRATS MISTREATED DURING QUAYLE VISIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
IMPORTING TRASH WOULD HURT ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON ARE BIG SPENDERS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
ELDERLY'S PROGRAMS FACED BUSH BUDGET AX (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
DEADWOOD WAGERS REACH {dollar}1 BILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY REJECTS FARM COUPLE'S LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER DAM RELEASES WAY DOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO ANSWER ELECTION NIGHT CALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WIND CAVE PARK TO GET NEW CHIEF,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE PAC FUND IS NUMBER 2,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PERSONNEL COMMISSIONER STRIVES TO BE FAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SALVATION ARMY PLANNING MOVE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SEA OF FALL COLOR,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
UTILITY RACE FOES PARALLEL DANGERFIELD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*POET AWARD WINNER, 82, IS REALLY A LATE BLOOMER","Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ALCESTER BARBER SPECIAL IS {dollar}5 HAIRCUT FOR JUST {dollar}3,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SCHOOL GRADES GIVE GUIDE TO PARENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
UNITED SIOUX TRIBES MOVES HEADQUARTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*LIVING TRUST CAN SAVE YOU PROBATE COST,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*ALL 5 STATE CHAMPS RETURN TO FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*MOST TEENS NOTE RACES, CAN'T VOTE","Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS VOTE FOR THE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS OWE IT TO THEMSELVES TO BECOME AWARE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*TAKE CONTROL, RESIST PEER PRESSURE","Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CURES FOR ANNOYING ITCHING INSIDE EARS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*DIAL BANK ADDING SPACE, JOBS","Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TO OPEN DOORS FOR BOUNDARY CHA,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RADON BLAMED IN 42 DEATHS IN SD PER YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INFECTIOUS ILLNESS CAUSED BY BACTERIA KILLS 1,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VEHICLE STUCK IN CONSTRUCTION ZONE? SHE TRIED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MAN ADMITS BITING OFF OTHER MAN'S EAR IN FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
STATE SUGGESTS MEASLES SHOT FOR 7TH-GRADERS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CITIZEN COMMITTEE THANKS VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T GET US ENTANGLED IN HAITI (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PATIENT CARE REQUIRES PROFESSIONAL STAFF (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KIDS STILL CAN'T READ IN OUR GREAT SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
COIN CLUB HOLDING SHOW THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRST BANK DONATES TO MAKE-A-WISH,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POWERBALL PRIZES REMAIN UNCLAIMED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESERVATION BOARD WORKSHOP FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SECRETARY OF STATE LUNCHEON SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN INJURED IN FORKLIFT ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"DRINKING WATER TESTS, MANDATES SQUEEZE SMALL-TOWNS","Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS TAUGHT TO HELP KIDS LEARN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLLING PLACES STILL INACCESSIBLE TO DISABLED,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THREE MEN ARRESTED IN DRUG RAID,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ONE MAN KILLED, ANOTHER INJURED","Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TWO BOYS ACCUSED OF MAKING BOMBS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CHILD CARE PROVIDERS INVITED TO CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD FARMERS UNION PLANS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE-TRIBAL RELATIONS COMMITTEE TO MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WORKING WOMEN SUBJECT OF FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TEMPERATURES START ANNUAL FALL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHURCH TRIES PULLING PLUG ON VIDEO PORN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILLER MAN AGREES TO LEGAL COUNSEL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROJECT TO MONITOR WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"VIDEOS DESTRUCTIVE, FORMER VIEWER SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RESIDENTS VOTING ON VERMILLION BEER TAX TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*GARDEN FULL OF GIVING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PARENTS' VIEWS ON HOMEWORK AMOUNTS VARY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*REP JOHNSON OPPOSES NAFTA,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*REP. JOHNSON OPPOSES NAFTA,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"AG AGENCY MERGERS WOULD KILL LOCAL VOICE, OFFICIAL","Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*NORTH WINDS SIGNAL GEESE ARE COMING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KRUSE HELPS LYNX ESCAPE WITH ANOTHER WIN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PHEASANT HUNTING BANNED ON 3-MILE STRIP,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ANTIBIOTICS MAY BE LOSING SOME PUNCH,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MOST CITY SCHOOLS SCORE ABOVE NATIONAL AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TO QUIT MAKING FAMOUS BEDSPREAD LINE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN COMPOSER'S WORK EARNS TOP CONTEST PRIZE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL WORKERS IN STRIKE GET {dollar}2.3 MILLION PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*A 1993-94 SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL REPORT CARD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
VIKEN DESERVES STINT AS SECRETARY OF STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
AP STANDS BY STORY ABOUT SEN. DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
HEADLINE ON RELIGIOUS ARTICLE MISSED MARK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
JANKLOW CHALLENGED TO REVEAL HIS STANDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
PAROLE BOARD WRONGLY BLAMED FOR ACCIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
MAN GETS TWO YEARS FOR HAULING MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KDLT-TV ANNOUNCES NEW STATION MANAGER,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OPPONENTS ATTACK HAWKEY RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRUCK FLIPS ON MINNESOTA AVENUE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ONE CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT WITHOUT CANDIDATE SO FAR,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL TRUCK MANUFACTURER TO PAY {dollar}10 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*CAMPAIGN TO FOCUS ON PROPERTY TAX, CRIME PREVENTION","Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INMATE FREED EARLY STEALS CAKE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MAN, 34, ADMITS RAPING GIRL, 14","Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN GETS 3 YEARS FOR VIOLATING PROBATION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*O'BRIEN FINDS MORE TO LIFE THAN SPORTS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"SDSU POLICE LOOK INTO CAR THEFTS, GARDEN VANDALISM","Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LINCOLN COUNTY BOARD OK'S BONDS--RETIREMENT COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*BBC FILMS INDIAN PROGRAM AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WYOMING OFFICIALS DOUBT BODY FOUND IS MISSING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
FIRST PREMIER IMPROVES EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*NSP OPENS ENERGY-SUPPLY SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
KNECHT TO BE ACTING HEAD OF STATE DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*HAWK'S FINAL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NDSU'S FARGODOME IS TOUGH ON VISITORS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PRIEST POINTS OUT USD'S HEAVENLY VISITORS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SOUP'S ON FOR THIS COOK WHEN COLD WEATHER HITS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RESIDENTS IMPROVISE WHILE AWAITING POWER,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BROOKINGS RESIDENT CHARGED IN GIRLFIREND'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S SYSTEM OF BIKE TRAILS ADD 2 MORE MILES,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PRESSLER'S BAN ON PAKISTAN AID IS ABOUT TO END,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T PENALIZE PRISON EDUCATION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER HAS OUTDONE GINGRICH ON MEDICARE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"IN COMBATING RACISM, EMBRACE US HERITAGE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY IS PERPETUALLY HAVING ROAD WORK DONE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--ALLOW DRUG-SNIFFING POLICE DOGS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION NEEDS SUPPORT NOW (L),"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*ALDO LAKDHAR SMILES AS METRO MIX DELIVERS MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SAFETY, CRITICAL THINKING ... WOMEN WHO TEACH (PROF","Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SKYFORCE LANDS JORDAN IN TRADE WITH YAKIMA,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FOUR PEOPLE LIVE IN TINIEST SD CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOGS FIND NO DRUGS IN SCHOOL LOCKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EX-RADIO ANNOUNCER DENIES RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S CUSTER PLAN TO EASE JUV FACILITY OVERCROWD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOOP DANCING HOOPLA,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*AS SAFELY RETURNED KIDS SLEEP LATE, DAD GIVE THANKS","Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ACCUSED KILLER COULD BE PASSING THROUGH SD--POLICE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"EARLY STORM SLOWS HARVEST, HARMS CROPS","Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"CITY WORKERS, POLICE AGREE TO CONTRACTS","Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*15-YEAR-OLD NAMED EASTER SEAL CHILD,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"BANK DONATES {dollar}5,000 TO NEW LIBRARY","Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*FIRE DESTROYS BARN, HAY, EQUIPMENT","Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WASHINGTON MAN SHOT IN FACE WHILE HUNTING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*TRIAL UNDER WAY IN BANK BRIBERY CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*MAN FIRES GUN FROM CAR, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*TANKER TIPS, SPILLS JET FUEL ALONG ROAD","Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*LOVED BEING FAMILY HISTORIAN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*WEEKEND TRIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
GRANT MONEY APPROVED FOR RECYCLING PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ETHANOL GAINS GREATER USE WITH BLEND,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
RAPID CITY SCHOOLS WANT TIGHTER CONTROL ON FOREIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*WASHINGTON HIGH STUDENTS TAKE PART IN RETREAT,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOL BUDGET CUTS TO EXCEED {dollar}1.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SENATE BILL MAY COST RURAL WATER SYSTEMS MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
NORWEST ADDS BRANCH,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
STATE UNEMPLOYMENT REMAINS 2.8%,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT CITED IN CITY'S HIGH RATING,"Argus LeaderOct 26 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
TRIBE UNSEATS DRIVING HAWK,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE QUEEN VAMPIRE SPRINGS FROM HER COFFIN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE UNSEATS DRIVING HAWK,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SALES, LEASES BOOST STATE'S EDUC","Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MILWAUKEE ROAD TO CLOSE SD TRACK,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LAUGHTER KICKS OUT IN 'LEAVES',"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MILWAUKEE ROAD TO CLOSE SD TRACK,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*TIME CAN'T DIM TOY'S CHARM,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SD LAWMAKERS SUGGEST EDUC FUNDING GOALS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
40-YEAR SENTENCE SOUGHT FOR HIGH ELK,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
40-YEAR SENTENCE SOUGHT FOR HIGH ELK,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
NORTHWESTERN BELL ADVISES IDENTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
COMMISSION CITES STAND ON PAY INCREASES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW'S ROLE IN GAMBLING ROW (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW'S ROLE IN GAMBLING ROW (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSION CITES STAND ON PAY INCREASES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSION CITES STAND ON PAY INCREASES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
COMMUNITY ROLE OF SOME FIRMS DOUBTED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SEARCH FOR SON OF USD PROF FAILS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SEARCH FOR SON OF USD PROF FAILS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PRIVATE HUNTING LAND GROWING SCARCE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LETTER TIES ABDNOR, NCPAC","Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'COLLINS BACKROOM COOKING SECRETS',"Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*A LIFE OF BEATING THE ODDS AT THE PINBALL HALL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*A LIFE OF BEATING THE ODDS AT THE PINBALL HALL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*ASPAAS LOOKING FOR 5TH TERM ON COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ASPAAS LOOKING FOR 5TH TERM ON COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"1980 SENATE CAMPAIGN RIGOROUS, BUT NOT DIRTY","Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE COMEBACK OF KEROSENE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUDITOR-BALLOT PROBLEMS OVER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GASOHOL EVOKES CAMPAIGN UNITY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEES FARM LAND LOSS FROM URANIUM MINES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SCHOOL FOR BLIND COSTS RISE AS ENROLLMENT FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SCHOOL FOR BLIND COSTS RISE AS ENROLLMENT FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAKOTA REVELS IN MEETING POPE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRAIRIE DOGS BITE THE DUST,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PAIR URGE STAMP FOR LAURA WILDER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW CONSIDERS SPENDING CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW CONSIDERS SPENDING CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*'#{dollar}*&(),' HOWARD SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*LINCOLN BAND OFFERS PALS, ROMANCE, WORK AND GLORY","Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'HONKY TONK FREEWAY'--A MOVIE FIASCO,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*LINCOLN BAND OFFERS PALS, ROMANCE, WORK AND GLORY","Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THRESHOLD PAPER OFFERS YOUNG PEOPLE ENCOURAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*THRESHOLD PAPER OFFERS YOUNG PEOPLE ENCOURAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TO ATTEND 4-H CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
PROFESSOR PUBLISHES PAPER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SF WOMAN NAMED REP OF NURSE RECRUITERS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SF GETS BETTER CREDIT RATING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT WILL ADD {dollar}10 MILLION TO SD TREASURY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF GETS BETTER CREDIT RATING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SMALL FIRE AT THE SUPER 8 MOTEL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MANDAN REPORT SET FOR MONDAY HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER CRITICIZES FEDERAL RESERVE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF MAN KILLED IN PICKUP ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NO AIR SERVICE UNTIL NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD MAY QUIT BUSING BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOOD ECONOMIC NEWS IN SMALLER PORTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SMALL WATER USER IS DISADVANTAGED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICE MAY STOP UNLOCKING DOORS NOV 9,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE MAY STOP UNLOCKING DOORS NOV 9,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED ON 2ND RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BURNED GIRL SUES J C PENNEY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BURNED GIRL SUES J C PENNEY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COUNTY GETS OFFER TO USE CITY COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"STATE, ETSI TO RESUME CONTRACT TALKS","Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"STATE, ETSI TO RESUME CONTRACT TALKS","Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEADWOOD MAN GUNSHOT WOUND VICTIM,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE TO ISSUE NEW VEHICLE TITLES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOL OPENING DELAY BID CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
21 HUD UNITS PLANNED FOR SF AREA,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOL OPENING DELAY BID CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WHS JUNIOR WINS AD WRITING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SF GIRL WINS TOURISM CONTEST BOND,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SF GIRL WINS TOURISM CONTEST BOND,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL PLANS WATER BILL HEARING TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"FOR THIS ATHLETE, NOT RUNNING IS LIKE NOT BREATHING","Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"FOR THIS ATHLETE, NOT RUNNING IS LIKE NOT BREATHING","Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE NEARS SDIC TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW--GRAIN BILL LIKE TYLENOL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOM'S GLAD HE DIDN'T GO TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PRICE INDEX'S CREATOR SF NATIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*GRAPE FARMER EXTRAORDINAIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THEY'VE GOT TRICKS UP THEIR SLEEVES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF VET DONATES SERVICES TO ZOO,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PLANS TO BUILD MONUMENT TO SCHOOL OF MINES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SCIENCE PROGRAM WINS NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GAMBLING MEASURE WOULD REQUIRE LOCAL OK,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD COLLEGES AMONG 50 BARGAIN-PRICE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WHO'S FAULT IF BUDGET DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES AGREE ON STATE TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SF POLICE SEARCH FOR SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
TRI-VALLEY BOND ISSUE OK'D--COLTON,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
'YES' VOTE WILL AUTHORIZE LIBRARY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BUDGET PINCH ISN'T THAT TIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SCHULTZ'S NORTHWARD LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE SPENDING HIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE'S SPENDING--CANAL VIEW HIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FREE SOCIETY--RIGHT TO GAMBLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
'MAKE IT OR BREAK IT' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
SD MAIN STREETERS OUT OF STEP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
CANDIDATES' SPENDING REPORTS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW'S TREASURY TWICE O'CONNOR'S,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FOOTBALL RIVALRIES--BLESSING FOR FANS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
YOUNG PHEASANTS IN SD INDICATE BIG HATCH,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
APARTMENT SHORTAGE SPURS CONSTRUCTION BOOM,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAYS OF WAITING END--HE'S ALIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THIS IS THE YEAR OF BEARAPHERNALIA,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'CONFERENCE CALL' TOPIC CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
EDUCATORS TALK ABOUT COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
HUMANE SOCIETY TO SET UP BOOTH,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
LEAGUE HOSTS NUKE WASTE MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
FREEMAN WINTER FAIR IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*A BOUNTIFUL HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WILL DISCUSS ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN STARTS APPEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNEAPOLIS FIRM MAY OPEN BROOKINGS FACTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SECOND HALF OF REAL ESTATE TAXES DUE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COORS TELLS HOW TO KEEP PEACE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEWSWEEK--JANKLOW WASN'T DEFAMED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW BELL REQUEST {dollar}3 MILLION HIGHER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NORTH DAKOTANS LIKE JOINT NUKE WASTE PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
'GO' FOR DAKOTA STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DON'T DUMP DRIVER EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN HAS ANSWERS FOR WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SCHOOLS SHOULD SET SUITABLE CALENDARS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CITY MAY HELP REPAIR GIRLS CLUB,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUILDERS CALL FEDERAL DEFICIT TIME BOMB,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BANNING WITNESS WAS UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN VOTERS REJECT SALES TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CLEAR LAKE MAN KILLED IN COMBINE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ELLSWORTH B-52 TEAM IN BOMBING COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWYER--HIGH ELK'S REPRESENTATION INEFFECTIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROSEBUD SIOUX TRIBE WILL ELECT LEADERS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE WAGON TRAIN LEADER PLANS 2-MONTH TRIP,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DELINQUENT PIERRE CUSTOMERS LOSE WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
KEYSTONE CENTER WILL HOST OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MURDER CHARGES DISMISSED IN CUSTER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE DEMOCRATS PLAN KICK OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE LOSES ROUND IN BID (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FIDDLERS HALL OF FAME WILL BE DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*ROCK VALLEY FULLBACK DEB WESSELINK,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WILLOW LAKE'S GLANZER SISTERS CHASE TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SHOTGUN PELLETS STING HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BELL AD IS MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MARINE BAND BROUGHT JOY TO CITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"BIKE-A-THON RAISED {dollar}11,000 (L)","Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
RESIDENTS SHOWED COMPASSION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*FARM DUTY HELPS WAKONDA'S AMUNDSON,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKIP HUMPHREY FIRES UP DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S HUNT THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HANSON, WILKA TRADE DWI BARBS","Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL TO HAVE OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VANDERLINDE PLAYING MUSICAL HOUSES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HELD FOR TAKING 8-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY AT 71 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"FARMERS NEED TIME, FAIR PRICES (L)","Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MIGHT NEVER MAKES RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
URANIUM SEA SPILL ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL MEASURE HAS FLAWS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BELL DISTORTING THE RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TAX-PAYERS DESERVE ANSWERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHANGES COULD HELP SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PRICE SYSTEM HURTS FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FREEZE BACKERS MISLABELED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
IOWA AIRLINE MAY COMPETE WITH MESABA,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPUBLICANS DISAGREE WITH BOND AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPEARFISH MAN GUILTY OF COCAINE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MORMON CENTER REFLECTS CHURCH'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE'S CATTLE LOWEST IN 6 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FORMER EDITORS TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*40 PERCENT UNDECIDED ON COMPACT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NBC TO PROFILE GOV. JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NOV 12--SD DECIDES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*THE KEY TO SAVING TOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STUDY SAYS SITE WOULD HELP AREA,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*OPPONENTS KNOW EACH OTHER WELL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
COURT RULING LEAVES OFFICIALS CONFUSED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*GUBERNATORIAL HOPEFULS COOL TO IDEA,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SALES TAX EXTENSION ESSENTIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIME FOR SENSIBLE NEGOTIATIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
READERS BLAST PETERSON EDITORIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
A GIANT WHO KNEW HOW TO COOL ANGER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SCHWANKE LEADS USD TO 35-14 VICTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU BEATS AUGIE 30-19,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*DEPARTMENT SERVES VITAL PURPOSE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RECEIVE AID FROM NEW WATER HOLES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BRANDON MAN IS BOAT WINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
MORE LICENSES AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*COOKIE'S BOWLING RECIPE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*GIVEAWAY OPENS DOORS FOR WINNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RESERVATION DAM BLOCKS JUDICIAL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN LIKELY TO VETO FARM BILL--ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN AFTER CHASE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CUNNINGHAM STABLE AFTER HEART ATTACK,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW BAGS BUSINESS ON TRIP,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"TEACHER, CONSULTANT SPAR OVER TAX","Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 MEN DIE IN FARM ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BLACK HILLS PACKING CO. OKS THURSDAY STRIKE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOY DIES FROM ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS POLICE TO VOTE ON FORMING A UNION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP TO LOOK AT GOVERNMENT CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAKE OAHE BOAT RAMPS TO BE LENGTHENED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS STILL WAITING FOR ENROLLMENT REPORTS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN SUES COMPANY FOR HUSBAND'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BRITISH RAF MEMBERS LIVEN UP,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JOHNSON READY TO TRY FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PROBLEMS PLAGUE SD TOURISM,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*MAGAZINE SHOWS SIOUX FALLS SITES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FUTURE BRIGHT FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*A FEAST AMONG FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"STATLER BROTHERS MIX WHIMSY, WISDOM","Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
A TASTE OF ITALY--SHARON BOUWMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
DOCTOR NAMED DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*THE REBIRTH OF A SMALL TOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN NAMED TO NATIONAL HOUSING POST,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LUVERNE MOTEL CLOSES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE PLANS SUPERVISORY SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FILINGS FOR THE LAST HALF OF SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
*REWARDING EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL STRIKE STILL HITS HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POPE CALLS FOR TRUCE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MUD DIRTIES BOTH CANDIDATES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NEEDS TO DANCE WITH THE RIGHT PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NEW ARMY STANDARDS WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CANAL NOW FREE OF TROUBLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
VOTE AGAINST MOVING HOLIDAY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
DASCHLE DOESN'T FOOL VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DASCHLE UNDERSTATES CRISIS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
BLACK CLOUD NOT WITH REAGAN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
UNITED WAY--YWCA,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE GROUP NEARS SELLOUT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOLIDAY CAUTION IMPORTANT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*HOMEMADE COSTUMES CUTE, EASY","Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ABSENTEE BALLOTS ARE STILL AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOARD TO DISCUSS SCHOOL PARKING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAUSE OF BLAST STILL UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRIENDS AND PATIENTS HONOR RETIRING DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SUNDAY NO DAY OF REST ON CAMPAIGN TRAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEAD MAN'S WORDS WARN OTHER FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OPPONENTS TO GIVE MINE GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PUC HOPEFULS RATE PANEL DIFFERENTLY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"BROWN COUNTY FAIR DEFICIT EXCEEDS {dollar}35,000","Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE HEAD TO ADDRESS GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLAN COULD BOOST PART OF BADLANDS PARK,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD WILL NEED TEACHERS--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTANS BLAST TEXTBOOK RULING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CROP PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BRANDON NURSE AMONG HOWSER'S FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE GUTS BARN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SQUARE PEGS TAKE SHOT AT OVAL OFFICE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS FIGHT TO KEEP FACTORIES OPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CRASH COST STATE UP TO {dollar}60 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PRESSLER SAYS QUICK APPROVAL PROBABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*SCOTTISH RITE MEMBERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
ORGANIZATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*FANS PLAY GIANT ROLE IN TWINS WIN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ICE CREAM AD WASN'T MEANT AS PUT-DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DIALOGUE MUST CONTINUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
TRACK QUOTE INACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*TWIN CITIES TO CHAMPIONSHIP STATUS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
10 UNBEATENS MAKE PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*3 MEN DIE IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARSON NOT CAUSE OF FIRE AS SUSPECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DUKAKIS AIDE TO SPEAK TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES' LOTTERY HOPES SCRATCHED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL HUNTERS FIND HUMAN SKULL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW VIOLIST REMOVED FROM STRING QUARTET,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY TO GET NOTICE OF DECISION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHITE HAWK'S REQUEST DENIED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5TH JUVENILE HELD IN FOREMOST FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CORN POURS IN ACROSS THE STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD HEARS CONCERNS ABOUT SCHOOL CROSSING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION TABLES FARMERS' EXEMPTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BALTIC FUEL SPILL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABOUREZK CRITICIZES US AID TO ISRAELIS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AMENDMENT WOULD HELP STEM BANK EROSION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE EXPORTS BOARD WILL MEET THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTRIC CO-OPS WORRY ABOUT WATER PLAN COSTS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EXTRA REQUEST BLAMED FOR BILL'S SETBACK,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHARGES RESULT FROM PIERRE INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LIABILITY INSURANCE FOR STATE VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT LOOKS UP,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*JUDGE DISMISSES MORRELL FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUSH WOOS SD VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REDFORD COMING TO STATE TO SHOOT BIRDS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTANS PRAISE SPEECH,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THOSE TRAPPED WHALES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BANNING CORPORATE FARMS WOULD BE MISTAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD TAX LOAD MUST BE REDISTRIBUTED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INITIATIVES CLARIFIED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*ELECTRONICS HEAD HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMPUTER SCORING DECIDES FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE'S CAVE BILL GETS FINAL APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO RECEIVE VETERANS AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT TO BE ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RADIO STATION DRAWS {dollar}355,947 IN PLEDGES","Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MARTIN FOUND GUILTY OF I-29 DEATHS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATE SNUBBED US--INDIAN CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOAN PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS HOPE TO SALVAGE HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JACKSON TO ADDRESS ORGANIZATION FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MANAGERS ARE KEY TO SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LODERMEIER CONVICTED OF 6 FELONY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TUITION BREAK BOOSTED ENROLLMENT--REGENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHITE BOWS TO FIGHT PORNOGRAPHY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE TO BURN AREAS OF BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
AUTUMN WEATHER SLOWS FISHING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PREP FOOTBALL TEAMS BEGIN PLAYOFFS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CHESTER FIRE BURNS 300 ACRES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WIND STIRS UP PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLEARS MURDER TRIAL OF TEA'S EX-POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW HEALTH CARE TAX POLICIES NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE MUST PUT TEACHER MONEY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY SHOWS COMPASSION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PUPPETS SHOW SET AT GREAT PLAINS ZOO,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ART SHOW ATTRACTS WYOMING COWBOY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MINN PRESENTS 'MADAME BUTTERFLY' AT COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEUHARTH RETURNS HOME TO PLUG BOOK,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'ROMERO' HAS LOCAL INTEREST,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BOY ACCIDENTLY SHOOTS FRIEND IN ARM,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRONKITE CANCELS VERMILLION VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL RELEASES BIKE ACCIDENT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
I-29 INTERCHANGE APPROVED FOR DUNES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RAPE SUSPECT HELD ON {dollar}200,000 BOND","Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HALLOWEEN FULL OF TREATS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEDICARE BENEFITS ARE FALLING SHORT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESSURE LED TO CHALLENGER TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE SAFETY TIPS FOR HALLOWEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AGENTS INVESTIGATING GRAND JURY ALLEGATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINNESOTAN WINS SUIT AGAINST CITY HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINT REMARKS CAN'T BE USED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PROMISES CLOSE TIES TO FAMILY RESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA 15TH IN NATION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE SHOULD OPERATE DUMPS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
O'GORMAN BEATS LINCOLN 34-6,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ELEVATOR PROBLEMS NOT SEVERE IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
WATERTOWN LOSING DEVELOPMENT OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FIRMS TOLD TO CO-EXIST WITH WAL-MART,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*SALES PLEASE CITY DEALERS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*A VERY SPECIAL PUPPET,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOP AUGUSTANA COLLEGE COACH DIES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE CHARGES FILED IN HOBO DAY VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GUIDE TO HELP YOU MAKE DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"TRIBE, CASINO OPERATOR AGREE TO DISCUSS CONTRACT","Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'ROXY' HAS MAGIC TOUCH,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CELLIST STEPPING INTO THE SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FIRST ASSEMBLY MARKS ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ALLEGATIONS AGAINST SERIES INACCURATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REULAND ACTED QUICKLY IN SEARCH FOR BODY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"NATURE, NOT PEOPLE, CONTROL LAND, AIR (L)","Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WOSTER HAS REFRESHING THOUGHTS ON SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HOPEWELL WOULD PRESERVE RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
PRESSLER WITHSTANDS CAREFUL SCRUTINY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SAN AGUSTIN DOES IT ALL FOR AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WAKONDA SETS STATE WIN MARK,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*IOWAN HELPS HUSKERS IN RUN FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*WETTLAUFER SETS SIGHTS ON RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE IN MCKENNAN BUILDING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARRISBURG CEMETERY TOMBSTONES TOPPLED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN BEING HELD IN FRIDAY STABBING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER FUNDS RUNNING DRY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE PTA MEETINGS SET FOR THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ARTIST HITCHHIKES, LECTURES ON INDIAN CULTURE","Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ACTIVISTS--NEW DOCTOR IS ABORTIONIST,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COSTNER'S BROTHER MOVING TO SD,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ENVIRONMENT HOT TOPIC IN PUBLIC UTILITIES RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REITER FAMILY BATTLES OVER OLIVET SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*LONG-TIME AUGUSTANA COACH DIES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFICIAL QUITS IN GUN CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIAL BEGINS DECEMBER 26 IN ATTEMPTED MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
80-YEAR-OLD DIES IN CAR-TRAIN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PINE RIDGE RESIDENTS OPPOSE ZEOLITE MINING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DISBARMENT DOCUMENT SHOULD BE AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GAMING COMMISSION TO HEAR RULE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEWSPAPERS WILL BE COLLECTED FOR RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN FOUND NOT GUILTY OF VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MORE TESTS ORDERED IN DEATH OF MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"ABERDEEN, POLISH CITY MAY FORM EXCHANGE","Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"SENATORS AGREE ON FARM BILL, BUDGET","Argus LeaderOct 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*MECHANIC SAYS FEAR IS BARRIER TO LITERACY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWINS SURVIVE A SERIES OF THRILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHWEITZER SURROGACY BRINGS ETHICS TO FOREFRONT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A VALUED COMMODITY AT THE 'ARGUS LEADER',"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KILLING SPREE STRESSES NEED FOR GUN LAWS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"LOW PAY, CROWDING THREATEN EDUCATION (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMMUNITIES NEED TO HELP EACH OTHER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FOOTBALL TRYOUTS SAME FOR GIRLS AS FOR BOYS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CUTTING INTO FUNERAL LINE UNMANNERLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRAISED FOR EXCELLENT CARE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MEDICAL CARE TODAY NOT WHAT IT USED TO BE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
COLUMBUS GETS HARSH TREATMENT IN COLUMN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
SCHOOLS' MESSAGE BOARDS SERVE PURPOSE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
COMMITTEE TO REVIEW BINGO REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EMS EXPERT TO TALK TRENDS MONDAY IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAULTY CHIMNEY BLAMED FOR FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SWEEPING YARD WASTE INTO STREET ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BLIND JOGGER TACKLES 4-MILE TRICK OR TREAT RUN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OPTIONS ON HOW TO SPEND LOTTERY TAKE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PETITION PUSHES CHOICE IN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTRY FUN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
VETS GROUP RESISTS THAW WITH VIETNAM,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HOMESTAKE MINE MAY LAY OFF 40 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LOTTERY HASN'T CAUSED STATE PARK PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY BEFORE TRIAL BEGINS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROSEBUD MAN WON'T FIGHT ELECTION RESULTS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WALL LAKE CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SPEARFISH MAN BAGS BUCKETS OF RATTLERS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*BAUMAN PASSES STATE PAST AUGUSTANA 31-20,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TWINS A HOT TOPIC WITH COLD BEER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MOTELS TELL TALE OF PHEASANT HUNTING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
MAGAZINE GIVES CITY HIGH MARKS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*A MIXED BLESSING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HOW TO GET GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*THOMAS HEARINGS REAFFIRM THE SENATE'S POWER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*GOSPEL SINGER TURNED POP SENSATION HERE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*DONA BROWN STILL FIGHTING AT 82,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*THERE'S A LOT TO SEE AND DO IN DENVER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1991, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
*DASCHLE READY FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL UNION DEBATES BUY-OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAD SEEKS CARETRAUM FORECLOSURE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MINING RECLAMATION INITIATIVE INSTITUTES LIMITS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
POLLS CONFUSING PRESIDENTIAL RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"COURTESY, RESPECT LOST ON CAMPAIGN STAFF (L)","Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
TERM LIMITS HAMPER EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
A VOTE FOR CLEAR THINKING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
DASCHLE DOES NOT SERVE SOUTH DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SD POLL OMITS 2 CANDIDATES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
MICKELSON WANTS STUDIES ON PROPOSED HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE TO PRESENT SAFETY PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL AID CONCERNS LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHOOPING CRANES EXPECTED IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JOHNSON MAINTAINS LOPSIDED POLL LEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*UP AGAINST THE WALL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITAL STUDY GOES UNDERCOVER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS MAY FACE AMBULANCE AUTHORITY CHOICE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP WANTS SKATING RINK IN DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SCHOOL BOARD SETS SITE FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS RALLY TO PROTEST PORN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROTC COMPETITION SET FOR WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE OFFICIAL ASKS FARMERS TO REMOVE HAY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD STAFF MEMBER ON ECONOMIC TEAM,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PUC CANDIDATES ENTER FINAL WEEK DEADLOCKED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE REFUSES TO TOSS OUT MOELLER'S DEATH SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"*LOCAL HERO, GLOBAL VISION","Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*HANSEN, WAKONDA BACK ON TRACK","Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HUNTING SAFETY COMMANDS PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*KIDS PLAN A SPOOKY, SAFE TIME","Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POISON CENTER GIVES SAFETY TIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*PRIEST HOPES 125-MILE WALK BRINGS CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RESTAURANTS REPORT SHORTAGE OF SERVERS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POSTAL WORKERS TURN UP NOSES AT SKUNK PARCEL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TIPPING IS SERVERS' PRIMARY SOURCE OF INCOME,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
CLINTON PLAN TO EXPAND INDIAN TRIBE OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
MED SCHOOLS SHOULD FILL INFORMATION GAP (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VIEWERS CAN ALWAYS TURN OFF 'NYPD BLUE' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS WERE CORRECT TO APPROVE CENTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*NEW RESPONSIBILITIES, OLD CHALLENGES","Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC HOPEFULS TO APPEAR AT STEAK FRY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU YOUTH HURT IN FIGHT DISCHARGED,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ND MAN DIES IN HURON PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION REJECTS NEW 5% BEER TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WAGNER PRINCIPAL CLEARED IN CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS DEFEND BANCROFT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WARDEN TO GO BACK TO BASICS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS--DON'T BRING WEAPONS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JOY LOOKING FOR FUNDS FOR STUDY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*HEARING FOR BOY IN KILLING UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*NUGENT SPEAKS AGAINST DRUG USE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AREA LEGISLATORS TO MEET WITH PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AWARD TO HONOR PLANE CRASH VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY COMPANY TO RECEIVE STATE LOAN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*BURGLARS CUT GATE, STEAL JEWELRY","Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONSIDERING MUSEUM TO PRESERVE COMMUNITY ARTIFACTS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DETAINING JUVENILES IN HOMES IS NEW PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
BEGAN CLASSES EARLY UNDER LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GOLD MINE DISPUTES PROPERTY TAX BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATOR SEEKS SD WAGE STUDY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
TEACHER PLEADS GUILTY TO SELLING MARIJUANA AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*SENATORS AT ODDS ON GRAZING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
MORRELL HAS ANOTHER POSSIBLE BUYER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*1ST PRO SEASON 'DISAPPOINTING',"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
1990 WALLEYE LIMITS POPULAR AMONG ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*LOT MORE THAN FINGER FOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*COOK HAS FUN WITH APPLES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1993, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
*MISSING WOMAN SOUGHT AFTER HUSBAND KILLS SELF,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"ACTIVISTS, FOES WAGE SUBTLE WAR WITH BILLBOARDS","Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*POP STAR BOLTON BOOKS DEC. 8 ARENA DATE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*LARSON HAS EARNED 5TH TERM AS AUDITOR (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"CHANGE IS NEEDED, BUT DON'T FORCE IT (L)","Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--ABOUT THE RACE FOR GOVERNOR?,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JANKLOW ESTABLISHES PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
REDI REMARKS SHOW SAME OLD JANKLOW (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
TRICK-OR-TREATERS TAME IN ELECTION YEAR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
US ROLE IN HAITI PAINTS PICTURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
AUCTION TO BENEFIT SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS TO TRY LIFTING TEST SCORES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN USES NECK MUSCLES TO PAINT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRACKING OF SD CHILD MOLESTER ENDS IN COLORADO,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY SHUTDOWN DOESN'T BOOST TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY TO GET TOUGH WHILE IT'S SNOWING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MAN, 22, ADMITS RAPING 15-YEAR-OLD","Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY EFFORT STARTS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TOWN PLANS POTLUCK FOR CENTENNIAL NOV. 6,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS TRASH PLAN FOR NEW GARBAGE RATES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN GETS 10 YEARS FOR TRYING TO KILL SON,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW PRODUCES SOME TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BEST PLACE ON PLANET TO FIND PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CLAY COUNTY COMMISSIONER TO FIGHT HIGHER WHEEL TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OUT-OF-STATE OWNERSHIP OF LOTTERY ALLOWED--DOCUMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VOTE SMART OFFERS POLITICAL INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
PLATO MAN SENTENCED FOR DRIVING WITH EXPLOSIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HOME FEDERAL UNVEILS ITS PLANS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
"AVERAGE FARMER SPENDS {dollar}100,000 ON EXPENSES","Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
"EMPLOYMENT LEVEL IN CITY, DOWN IN STATE","Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.6"
POST OFFICE PLANS OPEN HOUSE TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*TEN PLAYOFF QUESTIONS TO CHEW ON,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDIC WILL HAVE ITS DAY IN DAKOTADOME,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TREES SHED COLORFUL BAGGAGE FOR WINTER,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*POWER RANGERS COLOR OUR WORLD WITH DILEMMAS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOW GREAT THOU ART?,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THIS KID HAS HEART,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA'S EMICK GETS PART IN 'ANDERSONVILLE',"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LIMIT WOULD CUT DEEP INTO SCHOOL BUDGETS (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*CREWS, FARMERS TEAM TO RESTORE ELECTRICITY","Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAN JAILED IN KILLING FACES MORE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TERM-LIMITS ISSUE NEEDS PUBLIC PUSH (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CORNHUSKER COACH LETS PLAYER OFF EASY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"IF DOG WAS PROVOKED, THEN FIGHT FOR ITS LIFE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANTS HAVE SPECIAL ATTRIBUTES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATUE OF JOE FOSS SHOULD GREET VISITORS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
REFUGEE ATTACK FILLED WITH MISINFORMATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ATTACKS ON JOHNSON MISS ACTUAL ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*YOUNG PEOPLE GET THEIR SHOT A CENTER STAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ADULT-MOVIE OPTION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KSOO TURNS BACK CLOCK WITH MUSIC FORMAT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FESTIVAL OF TREES HAS TAKEN ROOT,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHANGE SMOKE-ALARM BATTERY ALONG WITH CLOCK,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*HOLLIES NEED COOL TREATMENT TO GROW,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"TV HOST IS LEAVING KSFY, BUT BOSS DISAGREES","Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*PHEASANT OPENER OFFERS SURPROSE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TEEN RECOVERING AFTER SEVERE BEATING,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN TAPE-RECORDS WIFE, MUST PAY FINE","Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOLE TO ATTEND ONE-YEAR COUNTDOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JAMISON TO LEAD MUNICIPAL LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WEEKLEY CHARGED IN RAPE OF BOY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MINNEHAHA COUNTY SWEARS IN A PAIR OF NEW JUDGES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA STUDENTS LEARN HOW TO PROTECT THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HELP STOP THE VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
FORMER SENATOR EARNS PRESERVATION HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TEACHER IS FINALIST FOR NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HAUNTED BASEMENT OPEN ON USD CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DEACTIVATION EVENT WILL BE NOV. 4,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*LEAF DROP-OFF SITES OPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"REFINANCING SAVES {dollar}9.1 MILLION, OFFICE SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TASK FORCE IS STUDYING TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
BAND LEADER EDDIE WASHINOWSKI DIES AT 74,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*NIGHTCLUBS AND BARS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*PTA CHALLENGE RESULTS IN PIG KISS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"KNWC SHARATHON FUND-RAISER BRINGS IN {dollar}497,582","Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON MAN WAITS 50 YEARS FOR HIS MEDALS,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SD WATER PROJECTS TO GET {dollar}70 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
COURT SIDES WITH FARM MANAGER IN HUNTING DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
GANG MEMBER CHARGED IN POINTING GUN AT CROWD,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HOME FEDERAL GOES RURAL,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"SOON, YOU CAN LOG ON TO YOUR TV","Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
BOARD SPLIT ON SUPPORT FOR COMMERCIAL INCINERATOR,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*'LESS' WILL BE KEY FOR ACTION OF '96 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderOct 27 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*ARCHBISHOP PRAISES FAITHFUL TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALCOHOL PLANT FUNDING IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOTORCYCLE MISHAP INJURES LOCAL MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*CURIOSITY BRINGS OUT WOMEN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
{dollar}500 MILLION ALLOTTED FOR FUEL LOANS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
IOWAN CLAIMS HE SAW 'BIGFOOT',"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"BIA, IHS RETIREMENT BILL PASSED","Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"YANKTON COLLEGE HAS {dollar}94,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
LAND-OWNING FARMERS A MINORITY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*SF ATTORNEY APPOINTED TO JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WILSON IS CERTIFIED ROSEBUD CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*SF ATTORNEY APPOINTED TO JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
IMPACT OF RAIL EMBARGO EXPECTED TO BE SLIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
IMPACT OF RAIL EMBARGO EXPECTED TO BE SLIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WILSON IS CERTIFIED ROSEBUD CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
US CAN'T STOP CAROLS IN SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EX-PROSECUTOR RECALLS HIS CASE ON GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GAMBLING NOT A NEW ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BEDELL BACKED IN ROW WITH MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BEDELL BACKED IN ROW WITH MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MAJORITY IS AGAINST RELIGIOUS NEUTRALITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
KEEP 'HOE DOWN'-IT'S FREE SPEECH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
AID BY UNICEF FILLS REAL NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WHAT IS A JUNIOR HIGHER,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
DEAUTHORIZATION FOES ACCUSED OF WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SD STATE WINS NORTH CENTRAL MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD STATE WINS NORTH CENTRAL MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DON'T BLAME TRAPPERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PHEASANTS HARD TO FIND IN TRADITIONAL FIELD,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PHEASANTS HARD TO FIND IN TRADITIONAL FIELD,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
AERIAL HUNTERS BROUGHT ON HUNTING BAN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
"*PROSPERITY, HOPE CAME CRASHING DOWN IN '29","Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BERGLAND SEEKS OPINIONS OF FED FARM POLICIES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BERGLAND SEEKS OPINIONS OF FED FARM POLICIES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
UNDERWRITERS CONGRESS IN NOV 6,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AREA LEGAL SECRETARIES TO ORGANIZE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BLUE CLOUD EMPHASIZES REVERENCE FOR SIOUX,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CATHOLICS-COMMITTED IN A CHANGING CHURCH,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*MONKS RETAIN COMMUNITY, SHED RIGIDITY","Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*WAYNE A OLSON-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1979, sect.F, p.09, col.1"
*ABDNOR DENIES LINK WITH NCPAC LETTER,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABDNOR DENIES LINK WITH NCPAC LETTER,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN PURSUES IN-STATE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE APPROVES PURCHASE OF MILWAUKEE LINES BY SD,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SEASON'S FIRST SNOWBALL FIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MAN STABBED AT CJ'S BAR,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*LIMP DIALOGUE HAMPERS 'HOPSCOTCH',"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*YOUNG CONCERT A 'GIFT' FOR SD PRISONERS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*YOUNG CONCERT A 'GIFT' FOR SD PRISONERS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*OH BROTHER-SALEM FOOTBALL IS A FAMILY ACT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DECISION ON MINNEOSTA AVENUE PARKING TO COME IN JAN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FLYNN COUNTING ON HIS BUSINESS EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FLYNN COUNTING ON HIS BUSINESS EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION OKS 1981 SF POLICE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STORM DUMPS SNOW ACROSS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY APPROVES DISCLOSURE RULE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW BLOCKS 10 PERCENT ADC CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW BLOCKS 10 PERCENT ADC CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PRESSLER--CHINESE SAY US GRAIN POOR,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW BLOCKS 10 PERCENT ADC CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"WAKE UP, ARGUS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*KANE OUR CHOICE FOR UTILITY POST (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN'S SPENDING POLICIES ATTACKED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*KANE OUR CHOICE FOR UTILITY POST (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR ABDNOR ON EQUAL RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
URGES TRIBE'S VOTE ON HILLS BE DELAYED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WHO'S KIDDING WHOM IN PRO-LIFE LINE...(L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
VANDERLOO-DASCHLE ERRS ON WEATHER WIRE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SUGGESTION FOR KULL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"{dollar}42,000 PENSION SEEN FOR MCGOVERN (L)","Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
INMATES WHO SWALLOWED BLADES BOUND OVER ON ESCAPE CH,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INMATES WHO SWALLOWED BLADES BOUND OVER ON ESCAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ADS ASK CANDIDATES TO STOP ARMS TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ADS ASK CANDIDATES TO STOP ARMS TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PAIR ARRAIGNED FOR GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"REGENTS' CUTS SLICE SDSU, USD BUDGETS","Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PARENT OF INJURED CHILD SAYS BUSES ARE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*BN CHAIRMAN APPROVES OF STATE RAIL PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PARENT OF INJURED CHILD SAYS BUSES ARE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BALLOT ABUSE CHARGED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
"SD NEEDS A FAIR FARM PROGRAM, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS REAP BIG BUCKS FROM HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SD NEEDS A FAIR FARM PROGRAM, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDICTMENT EXPECTED IN MOUNT VERNON CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD MAN LANDS IN REAL HONEY OF A MESS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SD MAN LANDS IN REAL HONEY OF A MESS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SD PREP POLL LEADERS STILL SAME,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WATCH YOUR STEP--OR NEW HUNTING LAWS WILL GET YOU,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ADAMS--ELECTION COSTING ME MY JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STATE AGENCIES READY FOR CUTBACKS, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ADAMS--ELECTION COSTING ME MY JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SWENSON ELECTED FU PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STATE AGENCIES READY FOR CUTBACKS, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*S DAKOTANS PRAISE WEB PIPELINE AT HOUSE HEARING,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*S DAKOTANS PRAISE WEB PIPELINE AT HOUSE HEARING,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SWENSON ELECTED FU PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*S DAKOTANS PRAISE WEB PIPELINE AT HOUSE HEARING,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PENNEY SUIT DEFENSE--FIRE EXPERT TESTIFIES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUST A ROCK'N'ROLLER...,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PENNEY SUIT DEFENSE--FIRE EXPERT TESTIFIES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LIQUOR VOTE DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LIQUOR VOTE DEFEATED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RAISE HUNTING FINES ON BIRD BAG LIMITS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN GUILTY OF LITTERING WITH CARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN GUILTY OF LITTERING WITH CARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENT RETIREMENT POLICY CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAVOUR MAN FINED IN GAMBLING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS MAKE HARVESTING PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BAR MANAGER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENT RETIREMENT POLICY CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RETAILERS WANT BAD-CHECK FEE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RETAILERS WANT BAD-CHECK FEE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WAGNER MAN BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL IN FOOD CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF MAGISTRATE COURT TO GET COMPUTER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SF MAGISTRATE COURT TO GET COMPUTER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*CLEAN AIR LAW CHANGES COULD SAVE MOTORISTS {dollar},"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION VOTES TO PAY WOMAN'S HOSPITAL BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION VOTES TO PAY WOMAN'S HOSPITAL BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*GREAT-GRANDMOTHER TRIUMPHS OVER PARALYSIS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE VAPORIZES DARTH VADER THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GREAT-GRANDMOTHER TRIUMPHS OVER PARALYSIS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITED FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MERITORIOUS SERVICE AWARD FROM DEPT OF INTERIOR,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*ANGELA RILEY WINS JR DIVISION STATE HIGH SCHOOL PIANO,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"*SHARON JOHNSON, YOUNG DIETITIAN FOR '81-'82","Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*SUCCESS IS SWEET FOR CANDY-MAKER,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*TIME FOR REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE GOP OUTSPENDS DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN GIRL CUT BY PIN IN CANDY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD JOBLESS RATE LOWEST IN US AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*HALLOWEEN PLAY DONE BY YOUNG PEOPLE'S,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PIANIST ADOPTS MUSIC TO SILENT FILM,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAST WRINGS EXCITEMENT FROM SCRIPT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'FANTASIA'--ANIMATION AT ITS FINEST,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SF,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE PRESENTS MUSICAL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
LIBRARY GROUP TO HOST WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
RIGHT TO LIFE MEETING IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
LAW DAY WILL BE AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
YWCA'S HUMANITIES FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
ANTI-ABORTION GROUP AGAINST DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION MOM HEARS FROM SON IN BEIRUT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*HANSON INDICTED FOR PERJURY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HOUSE IS RIGHT OUT OF MOVIES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WAYS TO REMEDY NOVEMBER'S CABIN FEVER,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"CELEBRATION BEGAN MORE THAN 2,000 YEARS AGO","Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*INDICTMENT OF HANSEN STUNS COLLEAGUES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INDICTMENT OF HANSON STUNS COLLEAGUES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PANEL WOULD PAY FARMERS TO CUT WHEAT CROP,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DON KUCK WANTS MAYOR JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY COLLECTS 60.9 PERCENT OF GOAL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WESTERN CAN'T HALT FLIGHTS BEFORE DEC 14,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHARGE CLOUDS HANSON'S PROMISING FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PAUL GETS CITY PERSONNEL JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RAPID CITY VIETNAM VETS' OFFICE REOPENS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOREIGN POLICY APPALLS VIETNAM VET (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOMECOMING CONTRAST FOR US (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DISAGREEMENT OVER CHASE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PUT BLAME WHERE IT BELONGS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
THANKS FOR MEDICAL ARTICLES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
DEUEL PHONE COOPERATIVE CONSIDERS MERGER,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HE'LL OVERCOME CANDIDACY OBSTACLE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MARTIN MAN IS SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SKULL IS THAT OF MAN ABOUT 35 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"WOMAN WINS {dollar}250,000, COUNTS HER FRIENDS","Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CORPS HAND OVER BIG CHECK,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*PIERRE TEACHERS AT IMPASSE WITH BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ARSON SUSPECTED IN 4TH WINNER FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DEMOCRATS START CAMPAIGN WITH DINNER-DANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HARMON WILL HEAD NATIONAL EDUCATION GROUP,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN NAMED TO ACCOUNTANCY BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COMPANIES JOIN SIOUX IN HUNTING CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
"RANDALL'S CUTS PRICES, REOPENS","Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*THEY CALL HIM KEELER,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WHO IS THAT MASKED MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DIFFERENT DRUMMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"SNOW BLANKETS ROCKIES, NORTHERN PLAINS","Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
ROAD HUNTING IS TAKING GREAT OUTDOOR SPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATE CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS BATTLE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"DASCHLE, BELL PLAN FINAL MEDIA BLITZ","Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HE CLIMBS FOR THE TIME,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRICK OR TREAT TRIAL RUN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FORUM EXAMINES NUCLEAR FREEZE ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ENROLLMENT MINIMUM SHOULD REMAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EPA OFFICIAL CALLS FOR NUCLEAR WASTE DEBAT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS' RALLY SET FOR TODAY IN MARSHALL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RALPH NADER TO SPEAK AT DAKOTA STATE COL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WORKERS TO HANDLE NEW CREDIT POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WRITERS CONFERENCE SCHEDULED FOR SDSU,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CALLER TRYING TO SETTLE PHONE SHELL DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DEMOCRATS SHOW UP FOR POLITICAL FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*EDITORS HONORED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
CITICORP RENEWS BID FOR BANK,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"DASCHLE BID THE TOUGHEST, PROFESSOR SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PEOPLE PLEASED WITH ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DISTRICT 24 FOR STATE EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
STATE ELECTORS WAIT TO CAST VOTES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*OUR TOWN--VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN'S FAMILY AMONG FIRST IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*UDYENE CHRISTOPHERSON--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BOSSES' SONS FORM FAMILY COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER'S ANNUAL MEETING IS A SELLOUT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD-N-FUEL TO OPEN SECOND STORE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOTEL TO OFFER STUDENTS SALES EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING AUTHORITY NAMES MANAGERS OF BONDS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LAWRENCE & SCHILLER WORK WINS CITATION,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"MESABA, NORTHWEST ORIENT LINK AIR ROUTES","Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MILLER FUNERAL HOME WINS INDUSTRY HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD PARTNERSHIP SUCCESSFUL ON TWO OIL WELLS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SEPTEMBER CONSTRUCTION AHEAD OF 1983 LEVEL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST CITY FINDS NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ARCHITECT TO RESTORE STOREFRONT ON MALL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MYERS TO MAKE PUBLICITY TOUR,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*SIX DIE IN COUNTY CRASHES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARGUS LEADER WINS TOP GANNETT AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD HUNTERS HAVE REASON TO SMILE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTERS SHOULD STOP DAKOTA COMPACT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PLACE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DEFICIT FORUM WORTH WATCHING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DON'T EXPLOIT THE NEGATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*CENTER BRINGS FREEDOM TO DISABLED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AREA HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISM STUDENTS HONORED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BAD CABLE PLUNGES AUGUSTANA INTO DARKNESS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT RULING HAMPERS PRIVATE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HERSETH FORMS COMMITTEE FOR GOVERNOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORKERS STRIKE UP THE BAND,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
EMPLOYEES WALK OFF WITH MAN'S TRAVELING DISCO,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TURN SD INTO PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FEMALE HELICOPTER CREW MAKES HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RC--CONSTRUCTION OF LUXURY HOTEL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RURAL LIFE TO BE CONFERENCE TOPIC AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SFC ANNOUNCES ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF CHANGES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD NURSING DEPARTMENT RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VALANDRA ELECTED COLLEGE BOARD CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD BUCKS INCOME TREND,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY SERVICE HONORS PAPAL PEACE APPEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HOMES FILLED WITH HALLOWEEN SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"ABDNOR LOSES DEBATES, VOTE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CAMPAIGN ISSUES ARE CLEAR (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RHETORIC OF FARM CRISIS DOESN'T TELL REAL STORY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE FIGHTS FOR VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SHERIFF CANDIDATE UNQUALIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
FACTS DON'T BACK ARGUMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VOTE 'NO' ON AMENDMENT C (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PLAYOFF PAIRINGS SET IN 4 CLASSES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WASHINGTON & O'GORMAN TO MEET AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
POLICE ARREST 2 ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HERSETH STRIKES OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAW GIVES FARMERS NEW BANKRUPTCY OPTION,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY OK'S CONDEMNING LAND,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SPOKESMAN FOR DASCHLE DEFENDS HIGHWAY VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHINESE PROGRAM IN THE WORKS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL BOARD OK'S PARKING PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SOUTH DAKOTA VOTER TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY TO WRESTLE WITH ALGAE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE DELAYS START OF TAX-TRIAL TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
MORE WOMEN SEEK BREAST EXAM,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MINNESOTA PARADES ITS PRIDE AND JOY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY GETS BARGAIN RATES ON PAY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CORN GROWERS BACK PUMP-LABELING BILL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEWS PRIORITIES QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FAMILY FILES SUIT IN BOATING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INVESTIGATORS LOOK FOR CAUSE OF CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN DIES IN HUNTING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEETINGS FOR MORRELL STRIKERS ARE CANCELED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF ENDS SEARCH FOR CLUES TO SKULL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SPEAKERS TO DEBATE CONTRAS, PEACE PLAN","Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN STABBED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUSCHWITZ SURVIVOR TO BRING MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD CENTENNIAL DIRECTOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO FIX HIGHWAY 115 TO DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DUKAKIS CAMPAIGN SURVIVES RESIGNATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"SUES HOSPITAL IN WIFE'S ABDUCTION, DEATH","Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FIRM DOESN'T PLAN TO CLOSE SD PLANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FOURTH PERSON CHARGED IN DRUG INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S PRISON PANEL TO PRESENT REPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEARING SET FOR SUSPECT IN SD MANS DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VETERANS GROUP PLANS 20-MILE PEACE WALK,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE STUDIES AIDS POLICY FOR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
UTILITIES PANEL INVOLVES PUBLIC IN ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*STATE'S SHARE OF MINERAL REVENUES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*BREAD THE INSIDE STORY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'11AA' FORTUNES UP IN AIR,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CAST FOR DUKAKIS' CITY SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DUKAKIS APPARENTLY LIED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOCAL CAMPUSES NOT FREE OF CRIME,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PANEL IS WAY OUT OF BALANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSH CAMPAIGN HYPOCRITICAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MAKE MINES PAY FAIR SHARE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STRONG CAST HIGHLIGHTS 'MY FAIR LADY',"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROCKER JOINS KKFN LINEUP,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
'JOURNAL' NAMES MANAGING EDITOR,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON GETS GRANT FOR CENTENNIAL TRAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY TO REMOVE BOXES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS WARN ABOUT BUSH AG POLICIES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONGRESS HEARS PRESSLER ON BRADLEY BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINING FIRM TO PRESENT REPAIR PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNION LEADER DEFENDS LIBERALISM IN SPEECH,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEMOCRATS OPPOSE VIDEOTAPE SHOWING,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN PISTOL THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARSON SUSPECT'S RIGHTS VIOLATED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ECONOMIC ROUND TABLE REPORT PRESENTED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS BUDGET PROCESS UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO MORE COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR FIRE HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD PLAYOFFS TAKE OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STORE TARGETS YOUNG MOTHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
SMOKE FORCES JET BACK TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SKI LIFT FACE LIFT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TUITION HIKE TO BOOST TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*BANK SUSPECTS CHARGED, BUT LAWYERS QUIT","Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATORS BACK BILL TO BAN LANDFILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AREA STATIONS PLAY A SONG FOR JACOB,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD NATIVE WITH 'DOOGIE HOWSER',"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*UNDERSTANDING YOURSELF IS THE KEY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
NEW BUSINESS DISTRICT GOOD ADDITION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FANTUS REPORT IS POORLY CONCEIVED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"TO REDEFINE AUTHORITY, AVOID STALEMATE","Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
QUAKE SENSATIONALIZED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NCC FOOTBALL AMONG NATION'S BEST IN 1989,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY HOME TAXES DUE ON TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE BILL TARGETS 15 MILLION FOR SD,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON SETS SERIES OF STATE APPEARANCES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MASKED MAN REPORT PROBED BY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKER HURT IN FALL REMAINS IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"650,000 GIVEN FOR AIR-CRASH AID","Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GREAT DAY FOR FLYING,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE HAD OTHER CAR RUN-INS WITH LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MORAN UNSEATS LUNDERMAN--ROSEBUD TRIBE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEARNED WHEN TEACHERS MADE HIM THINK,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
URGED TO 'THINK INTERNATIONALLY',"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS SAY NO TO PHONE OFFER,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NEW SD LEADER WANTS BALANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*GAMING PAYS OFF FOR BLACK HILLS TOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLLED VOTERS SPLIT ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"LEGISLATORS OPPOSE ABORTION, RAISING SALES TAX","Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GIVE MICKELSON A SECOND TERM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WELLSTONE SURGE HURTS MUENSTER FINANCES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
OUT-OF-STATE GARBAGE WILL CUT STATE RATES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SALES TAX EVENTUALLY WILL CARRY REVENUE LOAD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WHO WILL BE LIABLE FOR GARBAGE LEAKAGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'IMPRESSIONS' HINDU SYMBOLS DECEPTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
INDIAN BUREAU OK'D ROYAL HUNTER LEASE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
'YES' VOTES ALLOW LEGISLATIVE ACTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"GOVERNOR SHOULD HAVE JUDGED ART, NOT PERSON (L)","Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"GOVERNOR PROMOTING JOBS, HIGHER WAGES (L)","Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"JOHNSON, MUENSTER BOTH FAVOR ABORTION (L)","Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
BARR'S PROBLEM WAS MAKING FUN OF ANTHEM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
INCREASE COVERAGE OF SF COLLEGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
TALK MUCH BETTER THAN GOING TO WAR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
WILLIAMS ON ETHICS PANEL SEEMS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
CHANGE NEEDED IN LANDS OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
PRESSLER CUTS RED TAPE TO HELP CONSTITUENTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
"*LENNOX BOYS, GIRLS CRUISE TO 'A' TITLES","Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HABITAT COULD GROW BY 15 MILLION ACRES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"*SHOOT STRAIGHT, SHOOT SAFE","Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
WOODARD TOPS AT 10 MILES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
AIR SERVICE BILL PASSED BY SENATE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOPEWELL--RAPE ATTEMPT STORY FALSE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN HURT IN HOME KITCHEN FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEST CENTRAL HIGH SELLS SPOOK INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 DJ'S SUSPENDED AFTER SEX BROADCAST,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN I-90 CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SD SENATE CANDIDATES FACE OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SYMPHONY SHOW PACKS PUNCH,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FUNDING TO ASSIST IN HOME CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER SEEKS DEATH PENALTY IN DEADWOOD MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PASSES LAKE ANDES WATER PROJECT...,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DIESEL FUEL SPILLED IN TRUCK ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RUSHMORE PLATES TO MARK 50TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ESTHERVILLE SCHOOLS REOPEN AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*GROUP AIMS TO DRIVE HOME ITS ANTI-PORN MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BUSINESS START-UP SEMINAR NOVEMBER 7-8,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS UNION INVITES CANDIDATES TO SESSION,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SESSION OFFERS ADVICE ON CUTTING SHOPLIFTING,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
300 EXHIBITS EXPECTED AT ANNUAL FARM SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SHOP OWNER A PORTRAIT OF PERSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SOYBEAN FUTURES DROP TO TWO-AND-A-HALF MONTH LOW,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
WORKSHOP THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*STATE ECONOMY GETS A BOOST FROM RISK-TAKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*IGNORE BUDGET MESS AND IT WILL GO AWAY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CELLULAR PHONES KEEP PEOPLE IN TOUCH,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*PASTOR COMES HOME TO THE COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
UNITED NATIONS DAY OBSERVED TODAY IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*VOTERS FACE THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1990, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*ADVOCATE FOR COMMON FOLK DIES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FANS THRILLED TO EXHAUSTION OVER BIG WIN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GRANT SETS ARENA HEARTS IN MOTION,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*GUN LAW, SEMIAUTOMATIC PISTOL A DANGEROUS MIX","Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"LAW COVERS PISTOLS, CONCEALED WEAPONS","Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*WORLD SERIES HAS MESSAGE TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*HO-HO HAPPY SNAPPING,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SYMPHONY GIVES DEMANDING PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'ARGUS' DIDN'T COVER WOMEN'S CONFERENCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JUDICIAL PROPOSALS SHOULD BE ENACTED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE NEED A HAND IN GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THUMBS DOWN GOES TO 'ARGUS' COLUMN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ANESTHESIA'S ILL EFFECTS CAN BE LESSENED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER TO BE HONORED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE DILLINGER'S ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REUNION PLANNERS TO MEET TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT SOUGHT AFTER ESCAPING FROM HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FLYING ROAST ABASHES FRIENDS LEADER,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ORCHARD HEIGHTS AREA ENJOYS FRUIT OF LABOR,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS CALL LETTER A PRESSURE TACTIC,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SERVICES SET FOR WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER TO USE GRANT TO CURB ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PORNOGRAPHY AWARENESS FOCUS OF CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TABOR MAN TARGETS IMPLEMENT FIRM IN SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WEST RIVER GOP RALLIES FOR JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ESTELLINE RESIDENTS TRY TO SAVE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FIND REMAINS OF THREE OTHER TYRANNOSAURS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
GOP IN NO RUSH TO FIND HOUSE NOMINEE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"GRASS FIRE BURNS 1,000 ACRES NEAR RAPID CITY","Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
RESIDENTS BALK AT PAYING TRANSPLANT BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
PAIRINGS SET FOR FOOTBALL'S SECOND SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VIDEO LOTTERY LOSING SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORE CITY SCHOOLS TO SERVE BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FACTS ABOUT THE SD POLL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MORE VOTERS UNDECIDED ABOUT STATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*DESPITE A FEW SLIP-UPS, DEMOCRATS PERFORM WELL","Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOHNSON DESERVES FOURTH HOUSE TERM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE GETS GENEROUS SUPPORT FROM UNIONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"IN SPITE OF FLAWS, CLINTON COULD LEAD (L)","Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE HYPOCRITICAL ABOUT TAXING AMERICANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BUSH ALONE IN REJECTING ABORTION ON DEMAND (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HAAR'S TAX PLAN WOULD GIVE RICH FREE RIDE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
KEMP TO CAMPAIGN IN CITY FOR BUSH,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATING ROBBERY AT EUREKA,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RUSSIAN TO SPEAK AT AUGUSTANA COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THRESHOLD CENTER PLANS OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON BOND VOTE PLANNED FOR DECEMBER 15,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CAMPAIGN AD WATCH,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INCOME TAX FOES OUTSPEND SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TESTING FOR CONTAMINANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TAX TIFF TESTS SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*FLAMES DAMAGE HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CENTURY CONFERENCE FRIDAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWSUIT SHUTS DOWN ETHANOL OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BERESFORD MAN IS TOP CORNHUSKER,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MULTI-COUNTY BUILDING PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRIAL COMBINES SEPARATE WRONGFUL DEATH SUITS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*5-YEAR-OLD COMPUTER COMPANY GROWS UP FAST,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*DASCHLE WANTS FARM BILL REWRITTEN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*SCHWARTZ IS LARGE FACTOR AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL CHAMP TO CONDUCT RACQUETBALL CLINICS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JUST WONDERFUL--THE FUN IS BACK IN WHITE BREAD,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SHOW PUTS REPRODUCTION IN FUN LIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*COOK GOES BY THE OLD BOOK,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
SPEAKERS STRESS NEED TO ABANDON PREJUDICES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT SALARY HIKES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
2 RC SCHOOLS GET YEAR-ROUND CLASS BEGINNING FALL '95,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WHITE MALES NEED NOT FEAR LOSING THEIR STATUS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
SNUFF OUT LINGERING CIGARETTE SUBSIDY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TOO MUCH SEX AND VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CHURCHES' PROPOSAL ON SEX OUTLANDISH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DASCHLE HAS OPPOSED BENEFITS FOR SENIORS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GAY MAN DEFENDS HOMOSEXUAL RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CLINTON HEALTH PLAN LACKS CONSCIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CITY MAN NAMED BRIGADIER GENERAL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES BILL FOR WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY INDICTS WOMAN IN POP CAN TAINTING,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHREIER--BANKRUPTCY CONVICTION IS A FIRST,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ACTIVISTS HOPE TO REARRANGE SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAPPY FACES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CENTER ARCHITECTS READY TO GO,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOBO DAY TALKS TURN TO COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COALITION URGES CITY TO EXPLAIN RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BALTIC EXAMINES INDOOR POOL IDEA,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESS FAILURES IN SD DECREASE 17%,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY WON'T HELP WITH LANDFILL CLOSING,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IOWA COMPANY TO BUY BROOKINGS BANK,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KERN TO HEAD CRIMINAL DIVISION,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 10 YEARS FOR SEXUAL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
11-YEAR PRISON TERM GIVEN IN SEX ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CAREFUL STEPS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*EFFORT AIDS UNINSURED KIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AUDIT TO LOOK INTO WORKER'S DAYS OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BEGINNING FARMERS TO GET HELP IN FINDING LAND,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
COMPLEXITY OF CASE DELAYS SCHOOL FINANCING LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
RECORDING FOCUS IN CONSPIRACY TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
BOARD WILL REGULATE CAPTIVE WILD ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WONDERING WHO'S ON THE PHONE?,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*RAIL CARS FLY INTO CREEK,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
PANEL SUGGESTS TALKS ON POLICING NEAR RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*FUEL PRICES DRIVING TRUCKERS WILD,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*COACHING DUO HAS COUGARS RUNNING STRONG,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROAD TO DOME STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOBO DAY NO BUMMER AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STEPS TO RAISE CHILD'S SELF ESTEEM (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
REDFIELD CLAIMS PHEASANT TITLE--OTHER TOWNS CRY FOWL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE SEARCH COUNTRYSIDE FOR MISSING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LOOKS FOR ANSWERS IN HOG MARKET'S PRICE GAP,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
YOUR STYLE'S A WINNER (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MAYOR SPOTLIGHT COMING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GOP CONTRACT IS A SCARY PROPOSITION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
DISABLED ARE VALUABLE PART OF WORK FORCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"'EXIT TO EDEN' MOVIE IS FILTHY, SICKENING (L)","Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
ARGUS' GHOST STORY A JOURNALISTIC NIGHTMARE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
SITUATION WITH IRAQ IS FAR FROM SOLVED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
BOSS CAN'T FIRE WORKER ON A JURY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRE-ELECTION DEBATE TO BE TELEVISED LIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN WHO TOOK CASH ENTERS GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUND-RAISER FOR GIRL PLANNED TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES DIFFER ON ABORTION ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SEVERE-WEATHER WARNING SYSTEM STARTS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UNSURE OF SHERIFF CANDIDATE'S FITNESS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
32 CANDIDATES FILE FOR COUNCIL SEATS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*O'BRIEN PRAISES HOMETOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*HERSETH HONORED FOR PUBLIC SERVICE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"REGISTRATION DRIVE NETS 2,000 VOTERS","Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*{dollar}25,000 DONATION RECEIVED FOR CENTER","Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRIVE-THROUGH NUDIST FINED {dollar}176 BY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WELFARE OFFICIALS SELECT NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRESSLER TO CAMPAIGN FOR SENATE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE WORKERS TO VOTE ON JOINING A UNION,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DIVERSITY DIALOGUE STARTS AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"INDIANS TEST BELOW AVERAGE, STATE SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
READERS DIVIDED ON WORTH OF TEST SCORES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*ALL ABOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LOLA DUXBURY TAUGHT GENERATIONS OF CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*197-POUND PUMPKIN STOLEN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DENVER POLICE TRYING TO HELP FIND PETTEYS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS LAWYER CENSURED BY COURT FOR MISCONDUCT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW'S TAX RETURNS UNAVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*CITY'S ABILITY TO CREATE JOBS PRAISED,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*OUTBREAK FORCES SCHWAN'S OUT OF SHELL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
LOTTERY CASE 'NO BIG DEAL',"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*LYNX WALLOP WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC RADIO SPLITS NEWS AND MUSIC,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DIRT BAND IS MASTER OF ACOUSTIC MUSIC,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*USE PEAT MOSS AND SAND TO REPOT CHRISTMAS HOLLY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ACTORS GIVE STRENGTH TO 'ELEPHANT MAN',"Argus LeaderOct 28 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*ROSS CASE SPURS POLYGRAPH DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RULING COULD LIMIT HUNTING IN SOME AREAS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
END LAND GIVEAWAY TO MINING COMPANIES (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DRIVER IN BUS MISHAP FULL OF GRIEF AS WELL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PRESSLER NO FRIEND OF THE WORKING POOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*ABOUT GENDER EQUITY IN THE BIBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS GETS OK IN GAY LIVING GUIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PENGUIN PARTY MOVES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*GODLY VIEW OF GOVERNMENT STARTS WITH RESPECT,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN SURRENDERS AFTER HOUR STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MENNO MAN, 73, DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S ATTORNEY CALLS GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MOCK ACCIDENT TEACHES HORRORS OF DRINKING & DRIVING,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC SCHOOL ENROLLMENT SLOWS UP IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"NO MORE FINAL-DAY BILLS, SAYS DEMOCRAT","Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
JANKLOW: SNOWSTORM WILL HURT ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*AIR GUARD PERSONNEL TO AID PATROL MISSIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S ODD WEATHER PATTERN MAY END--CLIMATOLOGIST,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PTA DONATES FUNDS FOR SCHOOL SIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WOMAN PICKS 5 OF 6 ON POWERBALL TICKET,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
USD AREA LOCATION FOR READING RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
THEATER OWNERS BAN NC-17 FILMS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*A FRIGHTFUL NIGHT FOR BOYS AND GHOULS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS TRY TO NAB SNEAKY SCHNAUZER,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FOUND JOY IN COLLECTING ROCKS,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CLOTHING EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
WORKING AMERICANS HIT HARD BY GOP AGENDA,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SNUB ENVIRONMENTAL BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
DOCTOR GIVES LOOK AT BOMB AFTERMATH,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BUSINESSES AID RESIDENTS STILL WITHOUT POWER,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.6"
*NEW BAKERY TO TAKE ON OLD LOOK,"Argus LeaderOct 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
REGENTS-COLLEGE MAY BE CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TVA TO MOVE TONS OF TAILINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS-COLLEGE MAY BE CUT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TVA TO MOVE TONS OF TAILINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ARTIST DUCKS RETIREMENT BLUES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*ARTIST DUCKS RETIREMENT BLUES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
OZARK TO FLY WITHOUT STRIKING ATTENDANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CORN AT HIGHEST LEVEL SINCE 1965,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SUNFLOWERS CAUSE WIND WATER EROSION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DAKOTA QUESTION AND '80 BUDGETS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DAKOTA QUESTION AND '80 BUDGETS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
UNICEF AND IDEOLOGY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW CRITICIZED IN KOLBO RESIGNATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
JANKLOW CRITICIZED IN KOLBO RESIGNATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
QUESTIONS ATTACK ON MCGOVERN BY WICK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*SMALL TOWN STRIVES FOR DOCTOR-ESTELLINE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABDNOR FILES SUIT AGAINST NCPAC,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR FILES SUIT AGAINST NCPAC,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BIG COMPANIES SPEND BIG TO DEFEAT URANIUM ISSUE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KKK CITES ABDNOR AS 'STATESMAN',"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD TUNED IN--SOME LEARNED,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*INTRAMURAL SPORTS POPULAR AT LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
THE SOFT SOAP APPROACH TO SELF-ANALYSIS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP BACKS MCGOVERN ON HUNGER ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SMILE FERN, IT'S YOUR DAY","Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TWO TOTS CHECK IN AFTER SHORT CAR RIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.01, col.1"
*PEGGY FOSS SAYS-I'M WHAT THEY'RE NOT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.01, col.1"
MISDEMEANOR CHARGE AGAINST JUDGE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.01, col.1"
*PEGGY FOSS SAYS-I'M WHAT THEY'RE NOT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.01, col.1"
"PARENTS, COPS TALK OF TEEN DRINKING","Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.01, col.3"
DAKOTA PROP REPORT CALLED LEGAL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.01, col.3"
CITIZENS FIGHT NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.01, col.5"
CITIZENS FIGHT NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.01, col.5"
CHAMBER IS TEAM APPROACH FOR 80'S (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR KELO ABOUT NEGATIVE ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.02, col.1"
"SAVE LAND FOR FARMS, NOT URANIUM MINING","Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.02, col.1"
DOVES' APPETITE FOR WEED SEEDS A PLUS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.02, col.2"
GOVT PRICE TAGS DEPRESSING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.02, col.3"
UNEVEN TREATMENT AT HUMANE SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.02, col.4"
SPARE THE DOVES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.02, col.4"
HOVEN MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN AMONG 3 DEAD HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.1"
BOND ISSUE OUT IF TAX CUT PASSES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED IN CHECK-FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.1"
"ABDNOR, MCGOVERN GET ENDORSEMENTS","Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.2"
BIBBY WANTS BUDGET CHAIRMANSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.2"
2ND DISTRICT CONTRIBUTIONS STILL COMING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.2"
GROUP HOLDS DAKOTA PROP DEBATES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.2"
"ABDNOR, MCGOVERN GET ENDORSEMENTS","Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.03, col.2"
*OFFICIAL-EMBARGO HASN'T HURT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.04, col.1"
*OFFICIAL-EMBARGO HASN'T HURT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.04, col.1"
MINING DAMAGE TO FARMLAND FEARED,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1980, sect.K, p.04, col.1"
*CITY'S MIX-UP LEAVES SF MAN UNEMPLOYED,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CITY'S MIX-UP LEAVES SF MAN UNEMPLOYED,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CITY'S MIX-UP LEAVES SF MAN UNEMPLOYED,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LEGALIZED GAMBLING BALLOT BID FAILS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ELLSWORTH BASE SILO FIRE DOESN'T ENDANGER MISSILE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
THREE UNBEATEN TEAMS NOT INVITED TO PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
INSTRUMENT PLAYED IN UNCONVENTIONAL STYLE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*BUSINESSWOMAN, MOTHER, PRANKSTER","Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*BUSINESSWOMAN, MOTHER, PRANKSTER","Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VARDI TO OPEN FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VARDI TO OPEN FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SESSIONS ON ALCOHOLISM,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
KIWANIS BENEFIT RODEO,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
HISTORIC MARKER TO NORWEGIAN-AMERICAN NOVELIST,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
FREEDOM SHRINE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*ABDNOR'S COMPLAINT AGAINST NCPAC UNSOLVED,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAIL RATES WILL GO UP SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S FARMERS YOUNGER THAN NATIONAL AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S FARMERS YOUNGER THAN NATIONAL AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW STRESSES FREEDOM IDEALS AT DEDICATION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW STRESSES FREEDOM IDEALS AT DEDICATION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN REINSTATES 3 FIRED POLICE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW STRESSES FREEDOM IDEALS AT DEDICATION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"CREDITOR SUES STOCK INVESTOR FOR {dollar}150,000","Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"NO LIQUOR LICENSE, NO CHA-CHA-CHA","Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"CREDITOR SUES STOCK INVESTOR FOR {dollar}150,000","Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"PUT BAD CHECK COSTS ON WRITER, NOT PUBLIC (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"PUT BAD CHECK COSTS ON WRITER, NOT PUBLIC (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CURBS ON INFORMATION A THREAT TO FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SENATE OK'S MONEY FOR HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN FOUND GUILTY 2ND TIME,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RODENTS INFEST 7 MILLION SD ACRES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL WANTS TO DEVELOP RESERVOIRS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
OFFICIAL WANTS TO DEVELOP RESERVOIRS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
UTILITY ORDERED TO PAY MANDAN INVESTIGATION COSTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
UTILITY ORDERED TO PAY MANDAN INVESTIGATION COSTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COMMITTEE REJECTS COMPENSATION FOR SMALL-WELL OWNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
6 LEGISLATORS TAKE HOMESTAKE TOUR,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
ABDNOR SPONSORS MISSING CHILDREN BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*COUNTY GOP CHAIRMAN TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROUP TO MONITOR DWI CASES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WORK STARTS ON YANKTON GRAIN TERMINAL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ABDNOR SPONSOR MISSING CHILDREN BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PUC WON'T THROW OUT BELL RATE REQUEST,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"FIRMS LEASE {dollar}202,000 IN OIL, GAS RIGHTS","Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*COUNTY GOP CHAIRMAN TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
S COURT CONSIDERS URANIUM DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PROSECUTION AFTER FUEL TAX EVADERS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SF TO HOLD TAX SEMINAR NOV 24,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
S COURT CONSIDERS URANIUM DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SUBDISTRICT TO DISCUSS WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*MAN INDICTED FOR TAMPERING BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ET TOPS LIST OF WHAT TRENDY TRICK OR TREATERS WEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAUTION MAY KEEP TRAGIC TRICKS OUT OF HALLOWEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HALLOWEEN OFFERS CHILLING ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAGEN SHOWS FLAIR OF STEELY DAN-BILLY JOEL SUCCEEDS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GUARD FIXES JANKLOW GUESTS GOURMET MEALS PAID {dollar}18876,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"NATIONAL GOP GIVES {dollar}70,000 TO ROBERTS' CAMPAIGN","Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SD GOOD FOR BUSINESS, CITIBANK OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHING KIDS SAFETY BEST JOB IN DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A GHOSTLY RESPONSE TO AD IN NEWSPAPER,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COOPERATION KEY TO WEB BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FALL FROM CORN CRIB KILLS MAN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW BLASTED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SINGLE-MEMBER SENATE DISTRICTS ADVANTAGEOUS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US VICTORY AT UN A CONSTRUCTIVE STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BALLOT TYPE TOO SMALL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DISLIKES DASCHLE'S ADS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"GAMBLING CHANGE, ND SITUATION VARY GREATLY (L)","Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BE CAUTIOUS ABOUT POLL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CALIFORNIA DELEGATION OPPOSED MONORAIL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WATCH SOCIAL SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PACTS WITH INDIANS US RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE AND VETERANS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
JANKLOW CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CANDIDATES ON YOUR MARK--HERES RUNPAC (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DISPUTES CRITICISM OF FREEZE MOVEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"WHY IS CHURCH BINGO OK, CLUB POKER WRONG (L)","Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PROGRESS SEEN NOW FOR SF CIVIL RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RAT MENACE SEEN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
EMINENT DOMAIN FOR SLURRY LINES OPPOSED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"HITS GAMBLING ARTICLE--SAYS ND, SD DIFFER (L)","Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABERDEEN MAYOR RESIGNS FROM COUNTY BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MUENSTER--REPEAL STRAIGHT-TICKET VOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY BUSINESSES TRY TO HALT ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD HOSPITAL ROOM RATES RISE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD MAY GAIN PRIVATE SECTOR JOBS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JURY AWARDS MAN {dollar}500 FOR DOG SHOT BY FARMER,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LEGISLATURE APT TO FOLLOW SUIT IF VOTERS OK GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MAN CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING HIS WIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OWNERS OF KARMELKORN SHOPPE PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE MAY BE PART OF STUDY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FMHA TO LOWER LOAN INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
REGAINING POWER ONLY CHORE LEFT FOR HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
CEMENT PLANT PROFITS ABOVE BUDGET PROJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
SD FARMERS YOUNGER THAN NATIONAL AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
DASCHLE--ROBERTS THROWING 'MUD BALLS',"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STAGE SET FOR BIBLE PROPHECY FULFILLMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"DASCHLE GETS 10 MORE {dollar}1,000-PLUS CONTRIBUTIONS","Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
FAMILIES ANGRY TRICK-OR-TREATING NOT SWITCHED TO SAT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
OFFICIALS WANT PACTOLA TO BE MORE FLOOD PROOF,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
"HANSEN COMMITTEE RAISED {dollar}16,024","Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.6"
PARKER RUNNER NIKKI ZEBELL WILL FINISH RACE IN COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MEIERHENRY IS OUT FOR POLITICAL POINTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY SAYS PROBE IS WORKING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MANY HELPED WITH THE HEALTH FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*PRISON ANGERS MANY SEX OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TROTZIG PLANS NO CHANGES WHILE HANSON AWAY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAS CUSTOMERS WILL GET A BREAK IN DECEMBER,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP GAINS SIGNATURES FOR NUKE VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WILL STUDY INCREASING ALL LIGHT BILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*DON KOCK ENTERS MAYOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PARENTS HEAR GOOD NEWS ABOUT MARINE SON,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VOTERS MAY SEE HOME RULE CHARTER ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HER SMILE ENHANCED NETWORK'S NEWS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN'S GOLF COURSE PERIL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS GET KUDOS FROM DIRECTOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DR KING WAS NO COMMUNIST (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*THE EARTH MUST NOT PERISH,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HE RAPS RAPID CITY POLICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HER REMARKS OUT OF CONTEXT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"*SCHOOLS ARE EXTRAVAGANT, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AGENCY GIVES WESTERN OK TO DROP FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ALL SAINTS ENLARGES BOARD FROM 12 TO 20,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TWO HAWK WINS ROSEBUD RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT SAYS SALES ARE UP IN STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
CANDLE MAY HAVE STARTED WATERTOWN FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COLLEGE STUDENTS CAN GET 8 PERCENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY WANTS TO TAKE PART IN WATER SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW WILL LEAVE FOR CHINA DEC 3,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
RED CROSS SEEKS DONATIONS FOR LEBANON,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SDSU DORMITORY GETS COMPUTER TERMINALS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TEACHERS WILL HAVE CONTRACT TALKS IN PHILIP,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
UNITED NATIONS DINNER WILL BE WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*FOOTBALL MAN WITH THE GENTLE HANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MANE EVENT AT GREAT PLAINS ZOO,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BALLOONIST SOARS FAR BEYOND SIOUX EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS SAFARI,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"STORES WIN {dollar}11,000 FOR OLYMPICS","Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
THRESHOLD NEEDS RUNAWAY SHELTER,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
VETERANS QUESTIONNAIRE IN MAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
GIRL & BOY STILL IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WILL SPEAK AT USD'S LAWYERS DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAL GROUP ENDORSE PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NUCLEAR GROUP ENDORSE DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OWNERS OF WINNER NEWSPAPER SELL STOCK,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BUSINESS OFFICIALS PLAN CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO REVIEW OLD GAMBLING EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEALERS SAY CITY SPECS ARE TOO TOUGH,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THEY'RE WORKING TOWARD A BETTER LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EARLY HALLOWEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DO NOT JUSTIFY CRITICISM OF PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER NOT BANK'S SENATOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SEEING GAMES ADDS EXTRA DIMENSION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TAKE TIME TO STUDY STATE BALLOT (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PHEASANT NUMBERS DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE COVERING RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*TO KNOW LATIN IS TO KNOW YOUR PAST,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"JANKLOW, COMMISSION SILENT ON COURT PICK","Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BH TOURISM GROUP PLANS BIG PUSH,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
GOOD DEER HUNTING WILL DEPEND ON HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*ABDNOR LEADS IN GOP DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPOOKY YARDWORK TURNS HOUSE INTO HAUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CODY LIVING OUTSIDE PRISON AS TRUSTY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AUDITOR CANDIDATES OUTLINE POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"TELLINGHUISEN, MASTEN FOCUS ON DRUGS","Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
HAWKEY SHOULD BE RE-ELECTED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REVENGE ISN'T REASON TO FIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"2 INCUMBENTS, ZWEEP BEST BETS (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STREET NEEDS SIGN FOR SAFETY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CONCERT ARTICLE JUVENILE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AD ON LAWYERS SWAYED VOTER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BELL AD WORKS AGAINST GOP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*REAGAN RETURNS TO HELP ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAS COMPANY INVESTIGATES BLAST,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*JANKLOW--KEEP HOGS, SEND JOBS","Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP CAUGHT UP IN POLITICS LOSES GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAKE'S PROBLEMS EXPLORED,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS LOBBY FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PROGRAM SHOWS REALITY OF WAR,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CANDIDATES VIE FOR COUNTY SEATS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE DENIES DOCTOR'S REQUEST,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ARSON SUSPECTED IN BUSINESS' FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HERSETH--GET FLOOD MONEY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REPORTS--MICKELSON LEADS SPENDING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*STATE'S PERSONAL INCOME FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*PLAN A PARTY THAT'S A TREAT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CONTRACTOR HALL OF HONOR INDUCTEE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*SD LAWMAKER GIVEN LIBRARY AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
14 RECEIVE SAFETY COUNCIL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
"MYTHICAL GLORY PUSHED JEFFERSON, CREVIER","Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PRESIDENTS TAKE LEAD IN NAIA ATHLETICS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KIRSCHMAN SPENDS 85TH BIRTHDAY ON THE FAIRWAYS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FOOTBALL LEADERS REMAIN UNCHANGED IN FINAL PREP POLL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*PUMPKIN PICKING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HUSBAND TESTIFIES IN PARKING LOT DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LOTTERY PAYING OFF IN SD--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MURAL IN HOLLYWOOD SHOULD BE PRESERVED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PUBLIC OPINIONS ON CONVERSION OF THE THEATRE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS ENTITLED TO STATE'S HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SCULPTURE HONORS THE WORK OF PRAIRIE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WEDDING ETIQUETTE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BRUNCH HONORS STATE'S WOMEN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
THRESHOLD CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NICOLAY ADDRESSES ZETA CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*SCHOOLS PLAY PART IN CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
FORUM ON MINING WILL BE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEOPLE DISCUSS THEATER RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN CHARGED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ACCIDENT NEAR COLTON INJURES THREE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TO GIVE YOUTH TOOLS TO AVOID DRUGS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY PENSION PLAN LOSES {dollar}3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY ACCUSES ELK POINT UNION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX VALLEY'S WELLNESS CENTER PASSES FIRST,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR TO SPEAK AT BUSINESS SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BISHOP OF LUTHERAN SYNOD TO BE INSTALLED,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE SPONSORS AIDS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRAIN STORAGE BUNKERS MUST MEET STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAW ENFORCEMENT PANEL UPDATES CERTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPEARFISH POLICE INVESTIGATE DEATH AT MOTEL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OTTER TAIL POWER TO RAISE RATES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PERFORMERS TURN OUT FOR PELTIER,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SENATE PASSES AIR SUBSIDY BILL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UTILITIES PANEL OK'S PHONE SERVICE PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CONSTRUCTION OF DELA TEK ALMOST DONE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*MORE CATTLE ON FEED IN 1987,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TO STOP SALE OF WATER TO HOG FARM,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*MONTROSE'S DONELAN OVERCOMES OBSTACLES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HOMESTAKE NET INCOME DOUBLES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1987, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*MORRELL FINED {dollar}4.3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HE NOW OPPOSES DAKOTA PROP,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JACKSON INSPIRES MORNING CROWD,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITALIZED FOR BLOOD CLOT IN LEG,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DUKAKIS RALLY MAY VIOLATE STATUTES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*INJURED WORKERS NEED MORE TIME,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
DIARY OF OSHA INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
"*'BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE' LACKS SPARK","Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*GALLERY HOLDS FALL SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*REGGAE ROCKERS WILL OFFER THEIR FACTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*CLARINETIST BLENDS MUSIC, THEATER","Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
AGENCIES HELP POLICE TRAINING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
JOHNSON HAS EARNED ANOTHER HOUSE TERM (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VISITOR AGREES CITY HAS GOOD THING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WINDSOR AD DISGRACEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DON'T JEOPARDIZE MINE GAINS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NEWSPAPER SHOULD BE FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BOX ELDER STORY EXCELLENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
REJECT HALF-REGULATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TOP-RANKED GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAMS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FROEHLICH PROPOSES ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA ACCIDENT KILLED FORMER CITY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICERS DETONATE PACKAGE IN MILBANK,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL'S WIFE DIES OF CRASH INJURIES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MURAL ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WANTS VOTERS TO HAVE SAY ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDEPENDENTS COULD DECIDE CODINGTON RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VICTORY TASTES JUST AS SWEET,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HARRISBURG SURVEY TO DETERMINE...,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROBABLE CAUSE FOR CHARGE IN MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SALES UP IN SOME SD COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
IPSWICH CLOSER TO HAVING ITS OWN DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXCHANGE STUDENT TO STATE FEATURED,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*DANCES WITH WOLVES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEADWOOD GETS READY TO GAMBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"FOG, STORMS HINDER TRAVEL, CUT POWER","Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HUNTERS SHOULD READ HANDBOOK,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SLOB DRIVERS MAKING STREETS RISKY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FORMER INDIAN AFFAIRS OFFICIAL FLIP-FLOPS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
THURSDAY'S 'ARGUS' TO BE REPLICA OF 1889,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHAPTERS DISPEL MYTHS ABOUT MENTAL ILLNESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
INCINERATORS DANGEROUS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SPIRITED ATTORNEY GENERAL'S RACE LOOMS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
DON'T REWARD LOW PAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
PHEASANTS NEED HABITAT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
OFFICIAL OUT OF LINE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
RAPE STORY INSENSITIVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
BIBLE DESCRIBES BIG ONE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
FENCE TAOPI CEMETERY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
SCHOOL COSTS TOO HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*COSTNER'S MAGNETISM--HE BELIEVES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.A, p.16, col.1"
"*TRIATHLETE, 60, MEETS CHALLENGE","Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER YIELDS 68-POUND PADDLE FISH,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GUN SAFETY DEPENDS ON KNOWLEDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
HUNTING SEASON EASES FISHING PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
BROOKINGS MAN 'KEPT GETTING LUCKIER',"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*PIZZA RANCH GROWING FRANCHISE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS STILL BATTLING PERSISTENT DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
QUAKE HELPS KEEP LOCAL PRODUCE PRICES STABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'ON-LINE SERIES TO PROBE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
'ON-LINE' SERIES TO PROBE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CLUB WILL DISPLAY CENTENNIAL DOLLS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FAULTY AIR SYSTEM CAUSED JET SMOKE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN CITY ON ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RICHMOND LAKE GETS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY OFFICIAL TO DISCUSS DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HOBO DAY PARADE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*TIN MAN, LEWIS & CLARK TO COSTUME WINS","Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS HONOR OFFBEAT CLASS AT LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN WOMAN TO GET AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"*LOCAL GAY, LESBIAN CHURCH FINDS ALLY","Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
HOMESTAKE SHAFT TO RESUME OPERATION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
"POLISHED, WELL-SUNG 'MADAME BUTTERFLY'","Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.E, p.02, col.4"
*HOUSEHOLD INCOME,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
KLAN'S HATE CAMPAIGN FELT IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ART FOR A NEW CENTURY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS HARVEST PATIENCE AT ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ARMOUR SHIELDS ITSELF FROM DECLINE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*WHEN LOVE COMES CALLING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"YOUNG WOMEN SUSCEPTIBLE TO HAIR LOSS, TOO","Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
WATCH SALT INTAKE IN CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
HOBOS GET BAD NAME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NATION SHOULD INVEST RESOURCES IN PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
UTILITIES BOARD NEEDS NEW VOICE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABORTION TOLL SINCE 1976--21 MILLION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*HERE TO PERFORM,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HOW TO GAIN SMALL-CLAIMS SATISFACTION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*LOCAL AIR TRAVEL RESISTS DIRE OUTLOOK,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
FURLOUGHED INMATE DOESN'T RETURN TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN HEALTH PROJECTS EARN NATIONAL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDPTV SERIES LOOKS AT ENERGY HABITS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VEHICULAR HOMOCIDE SENTENCE SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
42 ADOPTIONS MADE THROUGH PETS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES WANT TO MAKE HOUSE A HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DAUGHTER'S BIRTH HAPPIEST DAY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS LET THEIR FINGERS DO TALKING AT WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*LONG-TIME COLTON PRINCIPAL, EDUCATOR DIES AT 81","Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CORSON COUNTY EARNS FEDERAL DESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEIKYO WESTMAR USES 1960'S IDEA,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FFA MEMBERS EARN NATIONAL HONORS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE LIBRARY PREPARES INDIAN BIBLIOGRAPHY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*PROFESSOR OVERCAME STUTTERING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PUBLIC COMMENT SOUGHT ON HILLS CREEK CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MULTITUDE OF FACES WITHIN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ENGLISH NEEDED IN 'MELTING POT',"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER ARRIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*A LEAP OF FITNESS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
WORLD SERIES IS HIT TRANSCENDING SPORTS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ONLY GULF WAR BACKERS SHOULD BE RE-ELECTED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*OPPONENTS RUN AFOUL OF MARION'S DICK,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
COMMERCE GROUP TO FIGHT INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"MARKET CATTLE, CALVE TOTALS DOWN 5 PERCENT","Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PUBLIC CAN COMMENT ON CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TONSAGER UNOPPOSED AS FARM GROUP LEADER,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*BANK TO ADD CREDIT CARD CENTER,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*CHAMBER LEADER CITES CONVENTION CENTER NEED,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
GRANT TO HELP CLINIC REOPEN AFTER FOUR YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KOSTEL NAMED ACTING DIRECTOR OF FMHA,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY PETITION SHORT ON SIGNATURES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD OK'S GRANT APPLICATION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATEWIDE RECYCLING CONFERENCE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EFFORT FAILS TO REINSTATE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY STATES INTENT TO BUY GREAT BEAR PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TASK FORCE TO STUDY SF HOUSING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY PRIORITIES OUTLINED FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE DELAYS HEARING IN MOELLER CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NELSON TO STAY ON CASTANEIRA CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SERVICES SET FOR EX-UNION LEADER MORRIS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"'PEOPLE' FEATURES RANCHER, PARK WORKER","Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAKE ANDES WOMAN DIES IN ONE-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEAD MAN SENTENCED ON EXPLOSIVES CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEADS SCHOOL DISTRICT BEGINS COURSE ON LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NOVEMBER 11 PARADE HONORS ALL BROWN COUNTY VETS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SNOW SEASON RETURNS WITH FURY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CONFLICT OF INTEREST ON MARINA PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
INDIAN NICKNAMES CAUSE FEW PROBLEMS FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*GOIN' FOR THE VOTES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD GROUP WANTS HISTORIC BUILDING REBUILT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY BACKERS OUTSPEND GROUPS SUPPORTING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MAY BREAKING LAW, GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PEROT CAMPAIGN TAKES WEIRD TURN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TO SUPPORT FOR PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GAMBLING HAS FORCED CHOICE--LOVE OR HONOR (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SF NEEDS BETTER SENIOR SERVICES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MILITARY HISTORY NOT GOOD FOR DEMOCRATS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL STUDY SHOULDN'T BE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CLINTON CAN'T EVEN FIX PROBLEMS IN ARKANSAS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
ABORTION FOES PROTEST 'PRO-CHOICE COMEDY',"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABSENTEE VOTING AVAILABLE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"EYE-DROP PRODUCER PAYS {dollar}37,000 BOND","Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER SF MAN SHOT TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLINTON HEARS SD ANGLE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING SECRETARY RALLIES AUGUSTANA STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KPAT CALL WAS CANNED SCRIPT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLANNERS CLEAN UP LEAF PICKUP SITES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STUDENTS PORTRAY CHOICES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"INMATE, 34, FLEES RC FACILITY","Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU DEPARTMENT RECEIVES SWINE GRANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIAL BEGINS FEBRUARY 1 IN TRANSIENT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD AMBASSADORS NAME TOP PARENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD GRANT TO HELP MINORITY STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LINCOLN COUNTY INSTALLS ENHANCED 911 SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS OFFICIAL CLOCKED AT 94 MPH,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PUBLISHER WILL PAY FOR PEEP HOLE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"RANCHER TO GET {dollar}475,000 IN RACING BUFFALO'S DEATH","Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"ABSENTEE VOTERS FIND SD BALLOT LONG, CONFUSING","Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN IS OFFENDED BY ATTACKS ON LIBERALISM,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NO ONE HURT WHEN QUAKE ROCKS MINE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"STUDY CENTER NEEDS FUNDS, GOVERNORS TOLD","Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*RAVEN SEES WORK FROM CUSTOMER'S POINT OF VIEW,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
IMPORT RESTRICTIONS TO BE LIFTED ON BABY CALVES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LOCAL PRO TICKET PRICES AFFORDABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRI-VALLEY HITS GENERATION GAP WITH MOCK VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COMPUTERS TO LEARN AND SHARE WITH FAMILY (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
SWANGO ACCUSED IN COMA SCANDALS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TWO AREA FAMILIES DELIVER TRIPLETS AT SIOUX VALLEY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY STUDENTS SCORE HIGHER IN TESTING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*PERSONAL, FINANCIAL COSTS HIGH WHEN RUNNING FOR OFF","Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LOSS OF MORRELL PLANT COULD BE OVERCOME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SLICING UP DISTRICT WOULD BE BAD MOVE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
'DISCHARGE PETITION' DESERVED SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
HEARING CONTINUES FOR 15-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS RELEASE OF POLICE RECORDS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHS FOOTBALL PLAYER FACES TRIAL FOR PARTY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ZWEEP RECOVERING FROM HEART SURGERY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HIGH WIND SHAKES UP SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRM CHECKS NSP BUILDING FOR DANGEROUS POLLUTANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GRANDMA'S SEEKS NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PANEL REFUSES VIDEO SLOTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRUCE ENDS EAST-WEST SHOOTOUT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DEVELOPER HAS NEW AMBITIONS FOR BUILDING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN OFFICIALS TO TOUR IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN YOUTH INVOLVED IN CHASE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ACCIDENT KILLS TWO NORTH OF YANKTON,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CLOTHES MAKER LEASES RAPID CITY BUILDING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KAISER DEFENSE RESTS IN CONSPIRACY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HIGH-FLYING HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HIGH COURT REINSTATES SUIT AGAINST WEB ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NOW STATE GLAD IT LOST COLLIDER,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS YANKTON SCHOOL BONDS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MADISON JAYCEES HAUNT VILLAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*RAPID CITY'S SCHOOLS FLUNK RACE RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
FARMERS TO GET {dollar}10 MILLION IN AID,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
DAKTRONICS PREPARES TO GO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
*RULES CHANGE FOR SUCCESS AND INFLUENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOSPITAL TAKES STING OUT OF BOOS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SCARY DECORATIONS SPLATTER YARDS, FENCES, HOUSES","Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ON-LINE MODEM FUN CAN BE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*WARRIORS WIN IN A BREEZE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING REVENUES HIT RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE NEAR DEAL GIVING MORRELL A {dollar}7.5 MILLION GRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SEVEN SEEK TO BE MAYOR,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
46 RESIDENTS TO RUN FOR 8 SEATS ON NEW CITY COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SENATOR DEFENDS LOBBYING-BILL VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*SENATOR DEFENDS LOBBYING-BILL VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CANDIDATES OVERLOOK PROBLEMS WITH GATT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
YOUNG VOTER AGAINST KEEPING VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PROPERTY TAX REFORM WOULD HELP SMALL FIRMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
BEDDOW BASES POLITICS ON CLINTON'S EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"BEDDOW COOPERATIVE, STATE LEGISLATOR SAYS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
THRIFT STORE NOW ON CLIFF AVENUE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL DAV OFFICIAL TO SPEAK AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHOE MIGHT BE MISSING WOMAN'S,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PREGNANT PIG GIVES CLASS CLOSE-UP BIOLOGY LESSON,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITIZENS DEBATE BALLOT ISSUES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FEW HUNTERS GETTING SHOT THIS SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MINN. AUTHORITIES TAKE OVER INVESTIGATION OF DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*ENVIROTECH SEEKS NEW BUILDING SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THREE SMALL HOSPITALS RECEIVE FEDERAL GRANTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOMBERS TO PRACTICE ON MIDDLE EAST RANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN TO STAND TRIAL ON ASSAULT-RIFLE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*COLLEGE'S EX-PRESIDENT SUES SCHOOL'S OWNER,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TAX LIMIT COULD HURT WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PINE RIDGE CASINO OPERATING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TOURISM COALITION TO TRY AND BRING TRAVELERS TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CLOWNING AROUND,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"SD INMATES LIED ABOUT MURDER, SHERIFF SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"SNOW REMOVAL AT LIBRARY TOO COSTLY, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
YOUNKERS REVIEWING CARSON PIRIE SCOTT'S OFFER TO BUY,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*PLAYOFF-HUNGRY JACKS HEADING FOR WOOD TRAP,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COYOTES IN NEED OF VICTORIES AS SEASON WINDS DOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*NORTHERN STATE'S FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
VOLUNTEERS TO HAND OUT SMOKE-ALARM BATTERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MOMENT OF STILLNESS QUIETS THE SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CITIBANK DISPUTES AUDIT PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TROUBLED KIDS CHANGING FACE OF MCCROSSAN,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN KILLED IN WAKONDA SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CITIBANK SOUTH DAKOTA TIMELINE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"LINNEMAN, FRANKEN HONORED BY GROUP","Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAITH GRAIN CO. REOPENS AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LIFE-AND-DEATH DRAMA,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SMITHFIELD GOAL: LEANER PORK,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS NATIVE NEW FARM JOURNAL EDITOR,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOSPITAL GARDENS SHARE DESIGNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AWARDS PRESENTED AT ANNIVERSARY EVENT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCOUTS TAKE PART IN FOOD COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NAACP FOCUSING ON CHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAKING A DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN FEELS CHILL OF WELFARE SYSTEM THAT WON'T HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*1994 WELFARE EXPENDITURES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*CANDLELIGHT VIGIL HONORS LATEST VICTIM OF ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*WISCONSIN MAN FINED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EX-BANK PRESIDENT GETS YEAR IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SUES MEDICAL STAFF FOR FAILURE TO PREVENT SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CASTLEWOOD MAN LEADS HUMANITIES COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"TRIBAL PRESIDENT WINS ELECTION, VEEP LOSES","Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RUNNERS HIT TRICK OR TREAT TRAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*LIFELONG BASKETBALL FAN DIES AT 85,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*WORKERS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SOME JOB GROWTH RELATED TO LEGAL GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HUMANE SOCIETY RAISING FUNDS FOR NEW SHELTER,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING DOWN IN SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
STORM DAMAGE TOTAL JUMPS TO {dollar}10 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
SENATORS DISAGREE ON BILL'S EFFECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
ELECTRICITY RETURNS DAYS AFTER STORM DOWNS POLES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SCHOOL OF MINES GRAD TO SET UP ENDOWMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
POLICE SEE PATTERN IN RECENT RASH OF RC ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
GOP EXPRESS HEADS TOWARD WILD PLACES (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
WITH PROPER CARE PIT BULLS ARE FRIENDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
RACISM ENCOUNTERED IN SIOUX FALLS POLICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
WHY CAN'T PRESSLER SEE HARM IN CUTS? (L),"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
*EDUCATION ESSENTIAL TO REHABILITATION,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
*OLD COLLEGE DAYS WERE NO WALK IN GRASS,"Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*WRITERS, PHOTOGRAPHERS EXPLAIN INFLUENCES OF SIOUXL","Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"BEASLEY COMPASSIONATE, HUMOROUS & HISTORICALLY ACCUR","Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*FIND FUN IN THE SUN ON MAUI, LANAI","Argus LeaderOct 29 1995, sect.G, p.09, col.1"
NO FREEDOM YET FOR CONFESSOR TO SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NO FREEDOM YET FOR CONFESSOR TO SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SUPPORTERS TO SKIP GOP DINNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS FACE COLLEGE CLOSINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS FACE COLLEGE CLOSINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW SCOLDS EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SCOLDS EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SCOLDS EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
EDUCATION LEGISLATION CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EDUCATION LEGISLATION CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PANEL OKS BILL TO KEEP MILWAUKEE RUNNING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PANEL OKS BILL TO KEEP MILWAUKEE RUNNING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COURT DELAYS HURD EVICTION,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
WILSON CHARGES DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
COURT DELAYS HURD EVICTION,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
WILSON CHARGES DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
WILSON CHARGES DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MEAT RESTRICTIONS ATTACKED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HOWARD JOHNSON'S ROBBED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
JACOBSON COMPLAINT FILED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SD TO RECEIVE {dollar}1.4 MILLION IN FUEL BILL AID,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SD TO RECEIVE {dollar}1.4 MILLION IN FUEL BILL AID,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
JACOBSON COMPLAINT FILED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PETITIONS MAY FORCE DOUBLE ZONING VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WAS TAX REPEAL A STEP TOO FAR (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WAS TAX REPEAL A STEP TOO FAR (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TRICKY SPOOKS SHOW INGENUITY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ST MARY'S PARENTS SHARE EXPERTISE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WOMAN COLLECTS OLD TREASURE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FINLAND WANTS STRONGER US TIES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WHO IS REAL NCPAC VICTIM...,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHO IS REAL NCPAC VICTIM...,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DOVE HUNTERS RAISE {dollar}200,000","Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHO IS REAL NCPAC VICTIM...,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY STUDY-URANIUM MINING A THREAT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MANY SD VOTERS REMAIN UNDECIDED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FREEDOM IS ISSUE IN DOVE QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"'NO' ON HUNTING, 'YES' ON AMENDMENT (L)","Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
PROTECT THE DOVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DISPUTES EDITORIAL ON URANIUM ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
USE SD ADVANTAGE-BAR TOXIC WASTES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BALLOT ADVICE OFFERED FOR FRIENDS OF DOVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
UTILIZE DOVES AS HUNTING RESOURCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
FOR URANIUM LAW (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
WHY SCARE STORIES ABOUT RADIATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
ISSUE JEOPARDIZES PROPERTY RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
FOR VOTE ON URANIUM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
"FALL RIVER URANIUM GROUP GETS {dollar}1,265","Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*SCULPTOR'S ART NOTHING BUT JUNK,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPRINGSTEEN'S 'RIVER' WORTH THE WAIT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCULPTOR'S ART NOTHING BUT JUNK,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MASTER OF BEBOP BRINGS MESSAGE TO SD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*MASTER OF BEBOP BRINGS MESSAGE TO SD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BARTLING STILL RUNNING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BARTLING STILL RUNNING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SULLIVAN-I'D SPEAK OUT ON COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CUT YOUR TAXES WITH DAKOTA PROPOSITION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LUCEY'S NAME NOT ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"GOP PUTS {dollar}10,700 IN PUC RACE","Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"GOP PUTS {dollar}10,700 IN PUC RACE","Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SULLIVAN-I'D SPEAK OUT ON COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EX-MARINE SUES HINKY DINKY FOR FAILING TO RESTORE SE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EX-MARINE SUES HINKY DINKY FOR FAILING TO RESTORE SE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SF BUSINESS RANKS HIGH IN MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DEBATE STANDOFF AND THE VOTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRO-LIFE MONTH DECLARATIONS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SCHREINER'S COLUMN ON REAGAN CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
CAUTION NEEDED IN CHOOSING LEGISLATORS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
MCGOVERN EDITORIAL INEFFECTIVE APPRAISAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
CHOICE IN ABORTION CALLED MAJORITY RULE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BLASTS ARGUS FOR REAGAN ENDORSEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ASSAILS MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
WHAT OUT-OF-STATERS THINK OF MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SEES LEAGUE BIAS AGAINST TAX ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
HIGH RETURNS NOTED FOR UTILITY FIRMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
DISPUTES ABDNOR'S PRIORITY ON DEFENSE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"MCGOVERN, ABDNOR CHOICE IS ON ISSUES (L)","Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
WHEN WILL ABDNOR REVEAL HIS THOUGHTS...(L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
VOTERS TROUBLED BY MCGOVERN'S STANDARDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WHY INDIANS DISTRUST THE POLITICAL PROCESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
"BOOST GOLD TAX, ENACT INCOME TAX (L)","Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
CLASSROOM BIAS SEEN AGAINST TAX ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
22 YEARS OF SEN MCGOVERN ARE ENOUGH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
BACHELOR'S ADVANTAGE IN RETURNING TO SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
STRAY PIDGEON GETS NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NEW STATE FIRE MARSHAL NAMED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ROAD SALT REDUCTION SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
REGENTS DON'T WANT UNION'S HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
REGENTS DON'T WANT UNION'S HELP,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NEW STATE FIRE MARSHAL NAMED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PROPANE LEAK BLAMED FOR PIERRE FIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
BELLE FOURCHE VOTERS APPROVE PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
NEWSPAPER HALL OF FAME INDUCTS 1,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
TAPKEN JUDGE APPOINTMENT OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
JESSE COLIN YOUNG CONCERT CANCELED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
NWPS GAS COSTS GO UP MONDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
NEWSPAPER HALL OF FAME INDUCTS 1,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
PTA TO ANSWER SCHOOL QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
TAPKEN JUDGE APPOINTMENT OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
SPECIAL ELECTION DAY LINE FOR AUDITORS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
ARGUMENT HITS MCGOVERN DEBATE AD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
PAC'S SPREAD CAMPAIGN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CARTER GROUP WILL DISTRIBUTE PAPERS IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW'S CHANGING COLLEGES CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MAN GETS UNUSUAL PROBATION,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
TECHNOLOGY PRODUCES UNIQUE PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SD ASKS TO INTERVENE IN SUITS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
OFFICIALS PUSH GOVERNMENT CROP INSURANCE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
JANKLOW'S RAIL OPERATION TO BE EXPLAINED TO LAWMAKER,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1980, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*UNIT TRAINS GOOD NEWS FOR PARKER,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HORROR'S HEAD HONCHO UNPERTURBED ABOUT SPOOKY IMAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UNIT TRAINS GOOD NEWS FOR PARKER,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OUTDOOR WRITER WASN'T ONE TO BEAT AROUND THE BUSH,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIOGRAPHY OF ELVIS PRESLEY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOURING CHILDREN'S SHOW REVIVES ART OF MAKE-BELIEVE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OUTDOOR WRITER WASN'T ONE TO BEAT AROUND THE BUSH,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DIABETES DOESN'T FAZE CANTON TEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DIABETES DOESN'T FAZE CANTON TEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BOND DEFEAT SENDS BOARD BACK TO DRAWING BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AWACS SALE--MOST AGREE WITH REAGAN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE: CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS NAME,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISTRICTING PROPOSAL LIKELY TO WIN BALLOT SPOT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AWACS SALE--MOST AGREE WITH REAGAN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOND DEFEAT SENDS BOARD BACK TO DRAWING BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE: CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS NAME,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTHERN AIRLINES--'WE'LL FLY NEXT TUESDAY',"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REAGAN WINS--WE HOPE ARMS WON'T BE USED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KEEP ESCORT SERVICE ADS AWAY FROM KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
KEEP ESCORT SERVICE ADS AWAY FROM KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REINSTATED OFFICERS MAY NOT BE ABLE TO GO BACK,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SALESMEN FILE COUNTERSUIT AGAINST INSURANCE FIRM,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"SF MAN INDICTED FOR KIDNAPPING, RAPE","Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"SF MAN INDICTED FOR KIDNAPPING, RAPE","Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"ACCIDENT INVOLVING 3 CARS, COW, HOSPITALIZES 3","Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OGLALAS TO REACH NEW SITE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL MAY ELIMINATE EXPLORATION PERMITS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PANEL MAY ELIMINATE EXPLORATION PERMITS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HUNTING CONFRONTATION DOESN'T ARISE AT LAKE ANDES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HE TANGLED WITH A LEGEND,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SF CHRISTIAN HARRIERS DESIRE STATE CROWN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FOOTBALL DAYS OF JOY RETURN TO SF COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*JANKLOW TO PERPICH--NO ONE'S LISTENING TO YOU,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SD GOP HAS 10,700 EDGE IN VOTERS","Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OBJECT FOUND IN RC CANDY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COURT ORDERS NO BALLOTS BE OPENED IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CATHOLICS SPONSOR SEMINAR ON NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
GRACE BAPTIST MINISTER PLANNING CHURCH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
THANKS FOR MCKENNAN HOSPICE PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LINCOLN MUSIC DEPARTMENT PRAISED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
CARDIOLOGIST SAVES CHOKING WOMEN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONSTITUTIONAL LICENSE DOESN'T WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELK POINT SCHOOL BOARD CUT TO 5,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD TOURIST VISIT UP 3.2 PERCENT FOR SUMMER SEASON,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLITICAL CAUCUS WORKING TO ELECT SD WOMEN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY OFFICIALS QUESTION WORKERS' UNION VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"BALLOT PROBE ETHICS, LEGALITY QUESTIONED","Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COURT PLAN ALLOWS NEW MANAGER AT NEW TOWN MALL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITIZENS' DUTY COMES TUESDAY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"REPRESSION, TERRORISM FOREIGN TO US SYSTEM","Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAMBLING COULD USURP MANY SESSIONS TO COME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MULTI-MEMBER DISTRICT WORKS WELL FOR SF (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PLEASE VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VFW'S INVOLVEMENT WITH PAC UNFORTUNATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BLAMES REPUBLICANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DASCHLE VOTES ASSAILED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
VOTE 'NO' ON GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AMENDMENT D WOULD INCREASE EMPLOYMENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FARMER BLAMES REAGAN FOR LOW INCOME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
INDIVIDUAL FREEDOMS VS SELECTED ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING OFFICER,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TRIAL DATE SET IN HILLS CAMP SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"UPHOLDS TAX REFUND CANCELLATION, CUTOFF OF PARENTAL","Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ILLNESS FORCES SENATOR TO SIT OUT LAST PART OF RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
"{dollar}2,500 REWARD POSTED IN MURDER CASE","Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CONTRACTOR REFUSES TO BUILD WOLSEY SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HUNTERS SAY THEY GOT PERMISSION,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED TO 30 YEARS FOR THEFT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PART OF JAMES RIVER TO BE CLEANED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
REVIEW WANTED IN LIQUOR LICENSE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF COMPUTER FAIR SET,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
USD SITE OF WORKSHOP FOR GUIDANCE COUNSELORS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*TAINTED WATER POSES LONG-TERM PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS FINGERPRINT THOUSANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHEMICALS THREATEN TO POLLUTE DRINKING WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY WANTS AREAS LISTED ON REGISTER,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES PRODUCE CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FISH KILL GETS RID OF CARP IN BRAKKE LAKE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*HE'S TURNED LIFE'S PAGES FORWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DON'T PREJUDGE HANSON (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MISSION IMPOSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*THEY'RE NOT LEGALLY CLASSIFIED AS DRUGS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HE TAKES ISSUE ON GRENADA,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
RETARDED CHILDREN'S PARENTS HAVE RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ACADEMIC CALENDAR COMPLEX (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HIGHWAY TROOPERS DO HELP (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WATCHES FOR SIGNS OF HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TOWN MEETINGS TO FOCUS ON DRUG ABUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*PIERRE BABY RECOVERS FROM RARE DEFECT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
FMHA MAKES LOANS TO 2963 FARMERS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SHOOTING RANGE SHUT DOWN TEMPORARILY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PIERRE HOSPITAL TO GET NEW MACHINE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
FIRST PHEASANT HUNT OF YEAR BRINGS JITTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PETERSEN MAKES BIG PLAYS AGAINST SDSU,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SORE HERNANDEZ KEEPS ON RUNNING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ALMOST IDENTICAL AT THE LANES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*MEMORIES TUNE IN TO DAYS OF LIVE RADIO,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LIVELY SIBLINGS ANXIOUSLY AWAIT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ETHEL BAINBRIDGE STARTED COOKING AT EARLY AGE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAMSEY LEWIS SWAYS AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*TV PERSONALITIES GUESTS AT FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
COMPANIES ARE TURNING TO TEMPORARY SERVICES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*HALLOWEEN CUSTOMS REACH OUT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MODERN-DAY MARK TWAIN POKES FUN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*CUTLER ELECTED HEAD OF TRUSTEES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHILDREN'S HOME HEAD RE-ELECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BALLOT VOTE WON'T CHANGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHOTS AFTER RACCOON BITES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS WILL DECIDE LAND OFFICE POSITION,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES RULE DRIVER NOT AT FAULT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GROUPS RECEIVE BOND ISSUES ON PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HUMAN RESOURCE APPOINTMENTS TO BE MADE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PURSE SNATCHING GETS WOMAN PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ERROR SETS BACK CITY TELEVISION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JUDICIAL RETENTION A VOTER DECISION,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITIZENS SHOULD START PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN MUST SHARE BLAME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STOFFERAHN BEST BET IN ELECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NO NEW WATER PROJECTS TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE WILL MAKE PENITENTIARY PLAN KNOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FORMER TROOPER NEW STANLEY COUNTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MAN TO GET HEARING FOR SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"STREETS, SEWERS GAIN MONEY","Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PIERRE HAS 1 AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ARCHAEOLOGISTS EXCAVATE VILLAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*INVENTOR OF SHAKE-A-ROUND GOLF,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WORKERS CAN GET BONUS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MCCABE FOUND GUILTY IN KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*PROMOTER LOSES BET, BUT GETS LAUGH","Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRAGIC ACCIDENT LEAVES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EDITORIAL ON PETERSON HURTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAKE PLANS TO ATTEND HEARING (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FOCUS ON SCHOOLS CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER IS FREE ON BONDS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN LAVISHES PRAISE ON ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WITCH LINDA PLACKE LETS OUT A SHRIEK TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR AMENDMENT OK'D,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD FARM BANKRUPTCIES RISE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BILLS ON WASTE-COMPACT DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION VOTES ON PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ROAD WORK TO SNARL TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
UNITED WAY TO HELP PANTRY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SCHEDULES PROGRAM ON DAKOTA COMPACT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN DEATHS TIED TO ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLANNERS TAKE AIM AT STATE POLICY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUGUSTANA COLLEGE RETURNS TO LIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE HEARS SIDE IN FAMILY-OPTION DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PIERRE MAN GETS HIGHEST SOCIAL SECURITY AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"STATE NEWSPAPERS, RADIO STATIONS WIN AWARDS","Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
HURON MAN FACES MORE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*MAGICAL FOR COSTUME SHOP OWNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
LIBRARIAN OF THE YEAR CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*UNBEATEN BOBCATS TOP LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*OFFICER KILLS EX-RESIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REAGAN WOOS SD VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYOFFS KICK OFF IN FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INVESTOR INQUIRY WIDENS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS--TIMOTHY AMDAHL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MASTEN HAS THE EDGE IN ATTORNEY GENERAL RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION--JIM BURG (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SECRETARY OF STATE--SHIRLEY HALLEEN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE AUDITOR--VERN LARSON (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE TREASURER--DAVID VOLK (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW COMPLAINT IS IRONIC (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
OUTSIDERS MAKE VOTING HARD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PUBLIC LOTTERIES ARE SCAMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RELEASE OF PRISONERS IGNORES THEIR VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BOOKS ARE FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DOLLARS ELUDE SOUTH DAKOTA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
REPORTER'S ARTICLE A WINNER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FOREST BILL WASTES MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
THE FAR SIDE IS REFRESHING (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
AUGUSTANA VOTE MIRRORS STATE POLL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EAST-SIDE GROUP MEETS WITH CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFERS TO DUMP WENTWORTH WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER GROUP BACKS MCVAY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD LAW STUDENT INDICTED IN FRAUD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSE CANDIDATES DECRY NEGATIVE RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REPORTING BLURS HERSETH FINANCE TOTALS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BURG BLASTS UTILITY LAWYER CONTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROWN COUNTY REJECTS AUDIT OF FAIR RECORDS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY TO VOTE AGAIN ON ADDED 1 CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY FAILS TO REACH VERDICT IN ROBBERY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KUCK TO BE TARGET OF YUCKS AT ROAST OF GUARD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"RADIO STATION RAISES {dollar}316,173 IN FUND-RAISER","Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TREASURER'S RACE ON STATE INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM TO SUFFER CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*COMMODITY PRICES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MARQUARDT PRODUCES WINNERS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*VOY HELPS NCAA SET UP PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KEEPS DORMAN FROM REMATCH WITH O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*KILLER SAYS PARKING LOT WAS DARK,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EXPERT-SKULL BELONGED TO YOUNG WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
JUROR DISMISSED--DAUGHTER MURDERED IN '86,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
HELP FROM STRANGER PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN AGAINST CMI UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
QUICK ACTION NEEDED TO STEM ECONOMY SKID (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HOUSE ON THE HILL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HIGH INTEREST IN ARTS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WINNING WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUTO SHOW BEGINS TODAY AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GOVERNOR, DOLE TO TRAVEL STATE","Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARRISBURG WOMAN CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILLER WOMAN TO GET SD AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIBLINGS REUNITE AFTER 43 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITIZENS PROTEST TAX-BREAK PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT REFUSES TO DISMISS MORRELL SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS RESIST HALFWAY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TANK LEAKS FUEL OIL AT EDISON,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*DRIVER RUNS INTO FIRE HYDRANT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INMATE PLEADS GUILTY TO ABERDEEN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYERS WANT ETSI TRIAL MOVED OUT OF SD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN CAN PURSUE MOUSE IN 7UP SUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE TRUSTEE HEARING POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS TO TOUR MAINE RADAR SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUSPECT IN KIDNAPPING TAKES COMPETENCY TEST,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR WANTS BETTER RURAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PROFESSOR SHOULD BE DEPORTED--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"MICKELSON BLASTS ELECTRIC CO-OPS, MUNICIPAL UTIL","Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY DEAD WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*PERMITS HEADED FOR 5-YEAR LOW,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*PLAYOFFS PAYOFF,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*10,000 RALLY ROUND DUKAKIS","Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY POLICE WORK OVERTIME TO PROTECT VISITORS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS DINE DESPITE WARNING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MINING INITIATIVES ENDANGER OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
2 MINING INITIATIVES SHOULD BE APPROVED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
CALIFORNIA REFORM VOTE CUT FAT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
IDAHO TAX LIMITATION DEVASTATED SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
MINE GOUGES SCAR LAND (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
NEVER UNDERESTIMATE POWER OF THE INDIAN VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
UNLIKELY SITE FOR STRETCH DRIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
VOTE TO SAVE FAMILY FARMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
FROEHLICH BEST CANDIDATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
RETIREES NEED FAIR TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
WHY WAS PET KILLED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
"*LENNOX, FLANDREAU INDIANS REPEAT TITLES","Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NELSON ENDS HUNT FOR OLYMPIC SKIING GOLD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BOWS DRAW HUNTERS TO FIELD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ABSENTEE BALLOTS AVAILABLE FOR INVALIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLL OF ACCOUNTANTS SHOWS BUSH LEADING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANCELS 'ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW',"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA PROP BACKERS REFUSE TO SURRENDER,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TALK OF CLOSING OFFICE GROUNDLESS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"2,500 HOMES TO RECEIVE RADON TEST","Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAG ORDER ISSUED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
USD HOSTS GREEK MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMPARING THE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SDSU FINDS AFLATOXIN IN SOUTHEASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE FMHA LOANS TOTALED {dollar}24.7 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TAIWAN BUYS BEEF FROM SD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*INVESTORS EARN SIZABLE SUMS FOR SD FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL SPIRITS CONTINUE TO CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*FRENCH MONUMENT HELD SECRET TO SD GI,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEDARY'S BRIEF LIFE ENDS IN STONE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SNOW HALTS I-90 TRAVEL FOR 3 HOURS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ZOO IS HOST TO HALLOWEEN PARTY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*BEWARE ALL THE HALLOWEEN PRANKSTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"EVENS SCORE, BUT AT A COST (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS BRIGHT SPOT IN SAD EVENT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*REALLY HAS A GOOD THING GOING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
REMODEL WASHINGTON HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BACK HARRISBURG SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LAWYER DENIES SETTLEMENT DELAY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL LINKUP SET FOR LOCAL CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW LICENSE RULES START NEXT MONDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM GROUP PLOTS MORE NATIONAL ADS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CENTER BUILDS HEALTHY HEARTS IN DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTERS SKILL--PINCHING CITY'S PENNIES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DECISION ON INCINERATOR UNLIKELY TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VOLUNTEER DIRECTOR REMEMBERS ANGERING POLICE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIGNS OF FALL SHOW UP IN EVERY STEP,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*COSTS PILE UP AFTER COUPLE'S CAR IS STOLEN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*RUNNING TOWARD A DREAM,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU WINS SUSPENDED GAME,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*WAL-MART OWNER LEARNS LESSONS ABOUT STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"EXPANDS AID FOR POOR KIDS, ELDERLY","Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GAS SMELL SENDS 260 HOME SICK,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PENNY-PAYMENT PROTEST REJECTED BY COUNTY CLERK,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"10 NEW LIQUOR LICENSES COST {dollar}100,281 EACH","Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*URSULINE NUN HEEDS LIFE'S NEW CALLING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SHARE YOUR 'HORROR' TALES WITH 'ARGUS',"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ONLY 2 AMENDMENTS WORTHY OF APPROVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABORTION RARELY USED FOR GENDER SELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SCOTT FODNESS DIES FOR WHAT WAS RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"INITIATIVE 1 A BAD LAW, ALSO UNCONSTITUTIONAL (L)","Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
UN CAN HELP RISE OF THIRD WORLD NATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
'ARGUS' SHOULD PUBLISH FOUR-YEAR HEADLINES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SD STATE'S HAENSEL RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUSTIN GRABS REBOUND RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"*VERMILLION SWIMMER, 75, PILES UP RECORDS","Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REVENUES FROM SALES OF LICENSES DECLINES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*SKYFORCE SIGNS FORMER CBA MVP YOUNG,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
SD TEAMS IN SENIOR WORLD SERIES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
BELLE FOURCHE JOINS MAIN STREET VISA PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
HOTLINE STILL AVAILABLE TO HELP LOCATE FEED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SD AIRLINE IS OFF TO GOOD START,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*SOROPTIMISTS MARK 50 YEARS OF AIDING WOMEN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
ADVERTISING FOR BIDS ON PRISON SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN GIVEN 22 YEARS IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISCUSSION TO FOCUS ON EFFECTS OF DRUGS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING CENTER FORCED TO LIMIT SERVICES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SELBY TEEN TO PROVIDE TURKEY FOR WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEGISLATIVE RACES WILD CARD ON NOVEMBER 6,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HAYWARD ELEMENTARY SOON TO BE TORN DOWN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MUENSTER SAYS PRESSLER PLAYING POLITICS WITH VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PRIEST--JAIL STAY SERVED ITS PURPOSE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAST-MINUTE BICKERING STOPS WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEBRASKA MAN EXPLAINS WHY HE ENDED STRIKE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN I-90 SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRELIMINARY HEARING SET IN BROOKINGS RIOT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD UNIT PROBABLY HEADED FOR MIDEAST,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SISSETON MAN KILLED IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MICHIGAN ARTIST HIRED TO PAINT MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"3,000 PEOPLE GATHER FOR ABORTION PROTEST","Argus LeaderOct 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*TRIBES COULD NET MILLIONS FOR LOSSES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HAAR--DRAFT CAMPAIGN HAS FAILED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HARTFORD STREAMLINES HALLOWEEN TRADITION,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EVIDENCE SUGGESTS SUING OUT OF HAND (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HALLOWEEN SPIDER WEBS MAY DOUBLE AS HOLIDAY SNOW,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LABEL LINGO MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DIABETIC DIET IS HEALTHY EATING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRAT TO RUN KERREY'S PRIMARY BID,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-MCGOVERN AIDE JOINS CLINTON STAFF,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FAMILY FILES LAWSUITS AGAINST POLICE, MEDIA","Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICERS ELECTED TO LEAD CHURCH CRISIS FUND,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT SURRENDERS AFTER HOSPITAL ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARTS SUPPORTER PROPOSES CITIZEN'S PANEL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARDS TO ISSUE REPORT TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP PUTS DASCHLE AT TOP IN FREE MAIL USE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COLD HASH,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WEARY TRAVELERS WELCOME HERE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
'REGISTER' NAMES NEW MANAGING EDITOR,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AIR FORCE PILOT DIES IN PRIVATE PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHOTGUN INSPECTED IN 12-YEAR-OLD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN APPROVES RUSHMORE DONATION,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PLOWING FOR THE PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BROOKINGS TO VOTE ON SCHOOL BOND NOVEMBER 12,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN TO PAY COUNTY FOR STAGED DISAPPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TIME LINE FOR CORN MILLING PLANT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MCCROSSAN BOYS RANCH EVENT BRINGS ACTION,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
CORN REPORT SHOWS CORN HARVEST DONE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*NASA LENDS EAR TO SD ENTREPRENEURS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FALLING GOLD PRICES CUT REVENUE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MICKELSON DETAILS SD ASSETS FOR NASA,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
MINING COMPANY CUTS WORK FORCE BY 28,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*PUSHING THE PUMPKIN HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INJECTABLE BIRTH CONTROL RECEIVES FDA NOD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL TEST SCORES DROP,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SF SCHOOLS 1991-92 REPORT CARD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"KEEP LOTTERY, BUT REGULATE IT BETTER (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY ANOTHER PATCH ON TAX TIRE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WHAT HAS DASCHLE DONE IN 16 YEARS? (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON FAVOR WRONG CHOICES (L)","Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LOTTERY SUCKS MONEY FROM EACH COUNTY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
REPEALING VIDEO LOTTERY WILL MEAN TAX INCREASE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
STINKY SMOKE BOTHERS 6TH-GRADER WITH ASTHMA (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
ARMED ROBBER HITS COMFORT INN,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS NEED TO GET HAY OUT OF DITCHES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"GROUPS, SCHOOLS GET {dollar}850,000 IN GRANTS","Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS DON'T KNOW IF CLINTON WILL VISIT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CENTER MAY HOLD INMATES BY WINTER,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DAKTRONICS PRESIDENT SAYS HE SUPPORTS MAY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DISHING UP THE DIRT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONSIDER UPDATING COLLEGE ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS BRACE FOR WINTER CHILL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THEY SHOULD BE ASHAMED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SHANARD FACES CLOSE COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA STATE BEGINS FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW TRIAL IN CHILD ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REPORT CARDS OUT ON SD SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SATURDAY NIGHT SHOPPING SPREE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*SD JOBLESS RATE UP IN SEPTEMBER,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*PLAYOFFS '92: THRILLS AND CHILLS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ART MUSEUM DIRECTOR STUART SET TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MIXES ROMANCE WITH SD INDIAN HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*WRITER TELLS HIS TRUTH ABOUT INDIANS, WHITES","Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
VISUAL IMAGES OUTSHINE CAST IN USD PLAY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MURDER CASE GOES TO JUVENILE COURT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY'S DREAM HOME TURNS INTO A NIGHTMARE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS LEADERS URGE STATE TO COME TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CHILD'S ACCIDENT A LESSON THAT'S UNFORGETTABLE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
COSTNER FILMS AGAIN IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*PROPHECY CARRIES INESCAPABLE URGENCY, SCHOLAR SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HERE'S A DEFINITION OF 'MCGOVERNISM',"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EMS COORDINATOR IS GROSSLY OVERPAID (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STORY ABOUT MANITOU RUINED NICE SUNDAY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"AT MCKENNAN HOSPITAL, ALWAYS CHECK BILLING (L)","Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*LAUGHTER RELEASES THE FAITHFUL FROM RIGIDITY OF BAD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
LUTHERANS--REPORT ON SEXUALITY NOT FINAL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FLANDREAU BLAZE RULED ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOOTBALL CARD PROGRAM WINDS UP TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PRESSLER TO ATTEND BREAKFAST, PARADE","Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ADMITS LYING TO GET FOOD STAMPS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BUNDLING UP,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUT RATES SOAR,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TALK SHOW PIONEER KING LEAVES SHOW BIZ TO OTHERS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEGAL BILLS RISE AS CITY FIGHTS EPA FINES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAN WHO ADMITTED SWANGO RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DISCIPLINE CONSIDERED IN STRIPPING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MOTEL, HOTEL BUSINESS RISES IN SEPTEMBER","Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL HEARING SET FOR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE CHEERLEADERS INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE FOR FALL STEAK FRY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIAL RESCHEDULED IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*UNION COUNTY FARMERS BUILD DIKES TO EASE WATER WOES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PET OVERPOPULATION REMAINS A PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"PLANE'S PROPELLER PROBLEMS WERE WELL-KNOWN, NTSB SAY","Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*MULHAIR'S WELCOMES RETURNS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*KRAGTHORPE FOLLOWS TRAIL BACK TO NCC,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD'S FASTEST CHASE TITLES TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DOES PROPERTY TAX PERCEPTION MATCH REALITY?,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MISSING WOMAN MURDERED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SUPERINTENDENTS QUESTION REPORT CARD'S VALUE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
40 FIRMS HONORED FOR SAFETY RECORDS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU DAIRY BUILDING DEDICATED TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIG PLANS FOR GOOD SAM,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JACKS KO AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'GORMAN BOYS RUN TO CROSS COUNTRY TITLE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DAKOTA WESLEYAN TAKES ITS SHARE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SWITCHING HANDS OFFERS A FRESH START,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*FALL FISHING FEVER,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*'GROSS' IMAGES OF KILLED GAME BLOW TO IMAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SEAT-BELT LAWS EXEMPT BUSES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOWNTOWN GROUP PLANS HOLIDAY EVENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO SPEAK IN STATE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROPERTY-RIGHTS GROUP GIVES PRESSLER AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*IS YOUR REFRIGERATOR RUNNING?,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HEATED ELECTION ISSUES DRAW NATIONAL ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AXTELL PARK PRODUCTION LOADED WITH LESSONS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FIRM CASHES IN ON GROWING USE OF DNA TESTING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
WHETHER TO OPEN LABORATORY OR HIRE COMPANY FOR TESTS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*OFFICIALS SEEK MAN IN STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC WETLANDS VIEWS VARY--STATE CONSERVATIONIST,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"JANKLOW RELUCTANT TO REVEAL WEALTH, BEDDOW SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POLICE STING OPERATION NABS LIQUOR VIOLATORS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HOMEMADE BOMBS RAISE CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WIND-POWER FORUM URGES STATE INVOLVEMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DWU REPORTS THAT DEFICIT LESS THAN EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RURAL-DOCTOR PROGRAM NEEDS MORE STATE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SCHWAN'S LOOKS AT DUMP SITES FOR ICE CREAM,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
TRIBES UNAFFECTED BY SEAT-BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*CHOICE IS CLEAR IN RACE FOR HOUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LEGISLATORS NEED TO CONSIDER TAX (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA 1 RECIPE FOR STATE DISASTER (ABERDEEN AM),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
FACTS GIVEN AS FORUM HELP MAKE DECISION(L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
LOTTERY PROVIDES BIG BUCKS FOR A FEW (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
PROVEN LEADERSHIP WILL HELP STATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
WEAK ARGUMENTS USED BY JANKLOW CAMPAIGN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
BERKHOUT'S SIGNATURE ANOTHER SMOKE SCREEN (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY A HELP FOR CHILDREN'S FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS NAIVE ABOUT EDUCATION COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
LOTTERIES DESIGNED TO LURE NEW PLAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
GOAL SHOULD BE MORE MORAL SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
JANKLOW'S EIGHT YEARS DIDN'T SOLVE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
A LITTLE FIGURING WILL HELP VOTERS DECIDE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
LIBERTARIANS BELIEVE IN PERSONAL FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
EXPERIENCED LEADERSHIP FOR PROPERTY-TAX RELIEF (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
CITY SPEED TRAPS WASTE OF TAX MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
PEOPLE SHOULD WORK TOGETHER FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*WOUNDED KNEE STORIES STILL WAIT TO BE TOLD,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SHAKING BABY IS NEVER OK,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*NEWSSBOYS CHANGE STAGE SHOW TO MATCH STUDIO SOUND,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*TRAVELING TROUPE HAS TASTE FOR HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1994, sect.G, p.09, col.1"
*PASTORS' QUANDARY: SHUN OR TALK POLITICS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SOME LEGISLATORS QUESTION CUSTER HOSPITAL CLOSING,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CLOSING CUSTER A WORKABLE PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*WELCOME, MALLARD FILLMORE","Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE SHOULD RETURN TO JUNE PRIMARY (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MORE PRESSING NEEDS THAN EARLY PRIMARY (ABERDEEN AM),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
OSBORNE SHOULDN'T ESCAPE RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TELL WHOLE STORY ON ABUSE OF THE LAND (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LOW WAGES DRIVE PEOPLE FROM STATE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CARE FOR ENVIRONMENT BY MAN APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"*IN SOME PLACES, FOOTBALL CREATES UNITY AND LOYALTY","Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*MANY STUDENTS LEARN TO JUGGLE SCHOOL, JOB","Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BRISTOW SOARS WITH LOCAL FOLK; SMALL POTATOES CHATTY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SUDANESE MEN KILLED IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 20, TO APPEAR IN WAKONDA SHOOTING","Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COOLER OVERHEATS AT DAKOTA FOODS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PROJECT AIMS TO STOP VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MEN DON HIGH HEELS FOR POKER TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BRANDON MAYOR CARRIES SIGNS FOR PRO GOLFERS,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
EXCAVATED BONES PREPARED FOR DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MUSEUM USING INDIAN ARTIFACTS TO TEACH KIDS HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
USD RECEIVES LEGAL RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*NATIONAL FINALS RODEO HELPS BOOST ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*U.N. ANNIVERSARY MARKED,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FALLS POOL DRAINED TO FIND SAFETY SOLLUTION,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
ONCE MEMBER OF EISENHOWER STAFF DIES AT 75,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SHEEP PRICES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"WOMEN, KIDS TAKE TO OUTDOORS","Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BOX ELDER LAND-USE STUDY MAY BE VOTED ON,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CAMPGROUND RESERVATION SYSTEM TO CHANGE NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA TAXES 3 PERCENT ON MOBILE HOMES,"Argus LeaderOct 30 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MILWAUKEE AID GETS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MILWAUKEE AID GETS APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
OZARK TO RESUME SERVICE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUNDS SOUGHT FOR RETARDED WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO WORD ON FATE OF OLSON,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BOARD OKS OPEN DOOR AT HEARING,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BOARD OKS OPEN DOOR AT HEARING,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NO WORD ON FATE OF OLSON,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VARIETY ADDS SPICE TO DANCE THEATRE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*MARY JOST HAS BEEN HELPING FOR 40 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*COUNTY ZONING VOTE STALLED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA MEAT PRODUCTION DROPS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
GROUP CENTER OFFICIALS TO MEET,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
CORN HARVEST ONE WEEK BEHIND,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HIGH COURT WILL LEND,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
GERKEN GETS SET TO END JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
GERKEN GETS SET TO END JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
'LIFE OF BRIAN' TO EXIT RAPIDLY-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
DAVISON TAXPAYERS SUE COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
EXCELLENT STEP FOR VOCATIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"JANKLOW, KNOBE WIN PRAISE FOR NOTICES (L)","Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
MCGOVERN CHALLENGE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS TO SAMPLE A SLICE OF JEWISH DELI,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS TO SAMPLE A SLICE OF JEWISH DELI,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LIL' ABDNOR BUMPS BUGS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"JANKLOW, MEIERHENRY ACCUSE MCGOVERN WORKERS OF BRIBE","Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MAYOR KNOBE DEFENDS URANIUM MINING REPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"JANKLOW, MEIERHENRY ACCUSE MCGOVERN WORKERS OF BRIBE","Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS FORESEE RAIL SUBSIDY TAXES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS FORESEE RAIL SUBSIDY TAXES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MAYOR KNOBE DEFENDS URANIUM MINING REPORT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"'SHADOWLAND' COMPELS, BUT DISAPPOINTS","Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GRADE SCHOOLERS TURN OUT AT THE POLLS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EVIL LIES WAITING ON FARM,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GRADE SCHOOLERS TURN OUT AT THE POLLS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CELLIST ADDS NEEDED SPICE TO FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WRITERS SWEEP UP FROM PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT DEAL RUMORED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXON LOOKS WITH LONGING AT SD MISSOURI WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN CLAN TO COMBAT ANTI-FAMILY IMAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXON LOOKS WITH LONGING AT SD MISSOURI WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXON LOOKS WITH LONGING AT SD MISSOURI WATER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOL HALF BUILT, BUT WON'T GIVE UP-COLTON","Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"NO ELECTION NOW FOR TRIPP, TODD","Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HIGH INTEREST HURTS HOUSING,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TIRED OF MCGOVERN'S FINANCIAL CHARGES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOONESBURY AND ARGUS READERS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GERKEN-VOTE 'NO' ON URANIUM ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORLD VIEW NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOONESBURY AND ARGUS READERS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MARATHON INDEX (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GERKEN-VOTE 'NO' ON URANIUM ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOR URANIUM QUESTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FOR AMENDMENT A ON SELECTING JUDGES (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FOR AMENDMENT E ON SESSION CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FOR AMENDMENT E ON SESSION CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SHAME ON GEORGE...(L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ELECTION WON'T AFFECT INFLATION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TAX SYSTEM A THREE-EDGED SWORD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"RESENTS BIG PUSH FOR HUNTING, ARMS (L)","Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TAX SYSTEM A THREE-EDGED SWORD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABORTION VITAL ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WANTS EQUAL COVERAGE OF LIBERAL GROUPS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ASKS SUPPORT FOR USE OF SCHOOL POOL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FOR URANIUM ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SAYS ARGUS MISSED POINT ON DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
3 ESCAPE FROM BORWN COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUTTE COUNTY 'MATT DILLON' CHASTISED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ADC MOTHERS WRITE TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ADC MOTHERS WRITE TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
NAME OF SUICIDE VICTIM RELEASED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY LEGISLATIVE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GOP HAS BIG FINANCIAL EDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GOP HAS BIG FINANCIAL EDGE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VO-AG TEACHERS OPPOSE DAKOTA PROP,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
STOFFERAHN-ROBERTS UTILITIES 'SUCKER',"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
SDSU STUDENTS WANT CAMPUS POLLS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
STOFFERAHN-ROBERTS UTILITIES 'SUCKER',"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
'BE PREPARED WHEN YOU GO TO VOTE',"Argus LeaderOct 31 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*MATHIS INDICTED FOR 3 MURDERS-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MATHIS INDICTED FOR 3 MURDERS-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD SENATORS FIGHT FTC RESTRAINTS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SD SENATORS FIGHT FTC RESTRAINTS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW DOES KNOW A BONGO FROM A LLAMA,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FESTIVAL SOMETHING SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ARTS PROGRAM PRAISED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WILLIE NELSON TO PERFORM FOR YELLOW THUNDER BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU SENATE FILES INQUIRY INTO DISMISSALS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SINGLE-MEMBER DISTRICT ISSUE OFFICIAL ON '82 BALLOT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WILLIE NELSON TO PERFORM FOR YELLOW THUNDER BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU SENATE FILES INQUIRY INTO DISMISSALS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU SENATE FILES INQUIRY INTO DISMISSALS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU SENATE FILES INQUIRY INTO DISMISSALS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER DENIES HE'S A SOFT TOUCH,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GRAIN TRAINS DERAIL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE'S VOTE ON DC SEXUAL ASSAULT HIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRUNK DRIVER MENACE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KELO'S SCHEDULE FOR WAKE-UP IS TOO EARLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KELO'S SCHEDULE FOR WAKE-UP IS TOO EARLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER LEADS AUTO DEALERS' CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"LINCOLN DIRECTOR DEFENDED, PRAISED (L)","Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PRESSLER LEADS AUTO DEALERS' CHARGE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"LINCOLN DIRECTOR DEFENDED, PRAISED (L)","Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COURNOYER PRAISED FOR HIS RESTRAINT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HAPPY MORNING SOUNDS OF THOUGHTFUL HUNTER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FINE'S GIOVANNI REVIEW NO SERVICE TO THE ARTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
WOMAN CHOOSES PRISON SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SD, ETSI CONTINUE CONTRACT TALKS","Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T RECONSIDER BELL RULING,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE SENDING MAIL BY POST CARD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PUC TO BEGIN HEARINGS ON MANDAN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL LUNCH PARTICIPATION DROPS 30 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE SENDING MAIL BY POSTCARD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SD, ETSI CONTINUE CONTRACT TALKS","Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BAR ASSOCIATION HONORS JUDGES NICHOL & CHRISTENSEN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BAR ASSOCIATION HONORS JUDGES NICHOL & CHRISTENSEN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BAR ASSOCIATION HONORS JUDGES NICHOL & CHRISTENSEN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BAR ASSOCIATION HONORS JUDGES NICHOL & CHRISTENSEN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BAR ASSOCIATION HONORS JUDGES NICHOL & CHRISTENSEN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"CETA TO GET ADDITIONAL {dollar}300,000","Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
PLAN TO CONTROL MINING REJECTED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
SD TOURIST GROUP WANTS LONGER SEASON FOR TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*THE GREAT PUMPKIN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAKE EXTRA PRECAUTIONS FOR A SAFE HALLOWEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
1ST HALLOWEEN SCARE HITS SF,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL HUNTER DOES RIGHT THING--TURNS IN HEN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
THEY HUNT ILLEGAL HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
HALLOWEEN FUN FOR LADIES LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*IT'S DOWN TO THE LAST 60 HOURS FOR CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD GROUPS DENOUNCE REAGAN'S POLICIES TOWARD POOR,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE GLAMOUR OF CONGRESS WILL END FOR ONE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOOTING DEATHS PROBED AT SISSETON,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SPECIAL PROSECUTOR GETS CALLS ABOUT ABSENTEE BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD HYPOCRISY ABOUT GAMBLING SHOWN ANEW (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARGUS ELECTION STANDS SUMMARIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SINGLE-MEMBER DISTRICTS COULD FRAGMENT CITIES...,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE PRAISED FOR BIRTH RESEARCH SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARMER LIKES ROBERTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAMBLING MEASURES OPPOSED BY BAPTISTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"ROBERTS' STAND-INS, WEST RIVER BIAS BLASTED (L)","Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOS GROUP ANSWERS LIBRARY QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE'S FUNDS HIT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DISPUTES MRS ROBERTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GOP CAMPAIGN HELP FOR ROBERTS HAILED (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VET PREFERS DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BORDER RESIDENT LIKES DASCHLES POSTAL AID (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
QUESTIONS FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SD DOESN'T NEED LAS VEGAS IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
A PRO-LIFE VIEWPOINT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FOR AMENDMENT D (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CHILD ABUSE CENTER GIVES SDSU AID,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW AGAINST DISMISSAL METHOD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAROCHE APPOINTED SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NATIONAL REVIEW PUBLISHER TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SCHOOL DISTRICTS AWARDED {dollar}306,014","Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
THEY WANT TO WORK ON A RANCH,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TV PROGRAM DEALS WITH HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS GRAIN--LYONS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
3 STATES REBUFF SD IN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*2-FAMILY VOLKSMARCH,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BLACK HILLS TOURISM MIXED BAG IN '82,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*CHANGING LITTLE GIRLS INTO LITTLE LADIES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GROWING PAINS TO FAMILY-ORIENTED PARISH,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WEAKNESS IS MYASTHENIC'S EVIDENCE OF DISORDER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
UP WITH PEOPLE CAST TO PERFORM IN SF,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
KONNY LACEY IS COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
*FARMERS BATTLE WET FIELDS TO HARVEST DAMP BEANS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*CAMPAIGN '82, A SPECIAL SECTION","Argus LeaderOct 31 1982, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*FORMALDEHYDE LAWSUIT STILL UNRESOLVED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHRONIC AILMENTS PERSIST 1 YEAR LATER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
POLICE OFFER TIPS FOR SAFE HALLOWEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PRYOR GETS COMEDY DOWN TO BASICS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ELEANOR STAYS ON CAMPAIGN SIDELINES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
"*SOLO PARENTS OFFERS SUPPORT, FRIENDSHIP","Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
WRITING CONTEST FOCUSES ON HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
2 SCHOLARSHIPS ESTABLISHED AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"{dollar}1,000 GRANT AIDS GIRLS CLUB PROJECT","Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
THRESHOLD SPONSORS FOOD PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*TAKEN AT FACE VALUE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS DIDN'T CAUSE SD MUCH PAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION DISCUSSES RAISING ELECTRIC RATE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENERGY COALITION BACKS NUCLEAR REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE PAYS WORKERS FOR IDEAS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOW JOBLESS RATE MISLEADING,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER HISTORIAN SPREADS HOBBY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHILD SEX ABUSE ISN'T RARE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY SHOULD HELP GIRLS CLUB (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FALL DAYS ARE A DELIGHT FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOME BUILDER WORRIES ABOUT DEFICITS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HE DISPUTES FREEZE SURVEY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*PET OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"NO MATTER WHAT, HIS HEART'S AT THE GAME","Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AGENCY WILL RECOGNIZE BEST BUSINESS PERSON,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS EQUIPMENT FIRM PLANS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE WILL TALK TO AREA HOME ECONOMISTS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EARTHWORK FOR WEB SYSTEM GOING SMOOTHLY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MARKET EXPERT WILL SPEAK AT SHEEP-O-RAMA,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEWS COVERAGE SHOULDN'T BE RESTRICTED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MAN UNHURT AFTER PLANE CRASH LANDS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*JACK-O'-LIGHTING,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BIG CHILL FOR 20 IN PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PIONEER LIFE--A STRUGGLE TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BEEF, PORK ARE GOOD BUYS","Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON GETS HONOR,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
YOUNG JOURNALISTS RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
GROUP HONORS SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
O'BRIEN GETS ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
SDSU TEAM WINS REGIONAL SOIL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
STATE COMMITTEE WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
STATE HERD PLACES AT EXPO,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
BLACK HILLS DEER HERD IN GOOD CONDITION,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BELL DENIES CURRENT LINK TO COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KEMP STUMPS FOR GOP CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD IS KEY TO PRISON PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PROTEST REMOVAL OF VEHICLES FROM YARD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"HANSON, ZWEEP ARE TOP CANDIDATES (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CITIZENS CAPABLE OF DEALING WITH ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PRESSLER VOTED CORRECTLY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BOARDS SHOULD SET SCHEDULE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
SUPPORT RIGHT TO ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
NUCLEAR FACILITIES CAN BE SAFE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*CITY CHURCH'S PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POLICE RAID ABERDEEN BARS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
WOMAN ESCAPES INJURY IN CAR-TRAIN CRASH,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
INSURANCE EXPERTS CRITICAL OF SD LAW,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT IN GOOD FINANCIAL SHAPE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY DELAYS DECISION ON BOARD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
COUNTY MAY SEEK APPLICANTS' HISTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CUNNINGHAM HAS PROPOSAL TO CUT DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
NADER TO SPEAK AT DAKOTA STATE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.6"
*MEET THE LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*COMMISSION CANDIATES TO STRESS PLANNING,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*COMMISSION CANDIDATES TO STRESS PLANNING,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DISCUSS CONTROL OF PRAIRIE DOGS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"CAMPAIGN RECEIPTS REACH {dollar}575,000","Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
STOFFERAHN CAMPAIGN OUTSPENDS WENSTRAND,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*SIOUX EMPIRE GIVES 7 FINAL SALUTE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SEARS BOSS SOOTHES CHAMBER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON STREET REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"COME ON, DON'T STOP NOW (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS MUST KEEP WATCH OVER TAX (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BE THANKFUL FOR YOUR JOB (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GAY GROUP PROVIDES SERVICES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
VIOLENCE CAN PROMPT EVEN MORE VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"*4 TOWNS, CHURCHES, CEMETERIES","Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HALLOWEEN SPIRIT LURKS IN THEATER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAKE ANDES MAN KILLED IN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STRONG ON SHOPPING, HOSPITALS","Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SWIFT INCREASES PAY TO {dollar}9.50,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAKE HER 4-WEEK-OLD GIRL TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ACCIDENT PROMPTS ROAD WORK,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KNWC RADIO FALLS SHORT OF GOAL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FOOD SERVICE CENTER WILL GIVE AWAY STAPLES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LITTON WORKERS SUPPORT MORRELL UNION STRIKE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RELIGION HELPS KEEP COLISEUM BUDGET IN LINE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS NICE PLACE TO WALK,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AUTHORITIES SEIZE FEATHERED BURGLAR IN HURON,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BERRY PICKED AS LEADER OF FISH, WILDLIFE UNIT","Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IRS WANTS TO DELIVER UNCLAIMED TAX REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN SETS FARM POLICY COST TOO LOW,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOLCKER TO LEAD FARM CREDIT PROBE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOLESKY CHALLENGES DASCHLE TO FARM DEBATE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WINNER MAN GETS 7 1/2 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS SURPRISE TAX COLLECTORS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN GROUP ADVOCATES COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"STATE OFFICIALS BACK SODBUSTER, DAIRY","Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ELKTON GROUP WANTS FLUORIDE LAW REPEALED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BIRTHDAY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BLEAK OUTLOOK FOR FARM CREDIT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TRIBES HAVE WATER RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BLACK HILLS PACK STRIKE LOOMS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FULL-BLOODS DON'T RUN TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BOYENS ACCOMPLISHES SIC DREAM,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THE PLAYOFFS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE RELEASE CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MICKELSON GETS NOD FOR GOVERNOR (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON POLITICAL COMMERCIALS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T CHANGE MEMORIAL DAY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TEXTBOOK-AMENDMENT FANS MUDDY THE FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HERSETH WORKS FOR WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ABDNOR FIGHTS FOR BENEFITS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
AD IS NO LAUGHING MATTER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
DON'T ENDORSE REAGANOMICS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ARENA ROCKS TO 4 FLASHES FROM THE PAST,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TWO SHOWS DIDN'T FORGET MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*LOCAL MEN MAKE GOOD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR BOOKS CHARLEY PRIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EXPERT--SENATE RACE SETS RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LION'S CLUB TURNING 65,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LYNG LETTER AFTER REAGAN VISIT RILES FARMER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POOR FILL LONELY GRAVES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RECORDS--GOP GAINS STRENGTH,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PLANNING OFFICIAL TAKES VIRGINIA JOB,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HERSETH SAYS GRANT KILLED AS PUNISHMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"LOWER MILK OUTPUT MIGHT RISE, SOME SAY","Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MAN INDICTED IN PIMPING, 2 IN RAPE","Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NAVAOCK GETS LIFE SENTENCE IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARTY ACCOUNTS REVEALED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*OPTOMETRIST FILED FALSE TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DOLE--GOP TO RETAIN SENATE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*FOOTBALL PLAYOFF PAYOFF,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*AN ENCHANTING APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL SPIRIT TAKES GHOSTLY FORM,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SEARCH UNCOVERS SKELETON,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*YUPPIE LULLABY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FELLOWSHIP DIRECTOR REACHES OUT TO CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
SOFA SALES HELP MARCH OF DIMES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
OPTIMISTS IMPROVE SOFTBALL FIELDS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
EDWARDS IS DEDICATED PROMOTER OF TOURISM (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MUSEUM'S CHANGE IN FOCUS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PANELS DESERVE PRAISE FOR SAVING COURTHOUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MORRELL HIRES FORMER REJECTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LONDON MUSEUMS TAKE VISITORS BACK,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHAMPIONS RETURN TO DEFEND TITLES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"GOVERNOR TO BACK DOLE, AIDE SAYS","Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOOTING SUSPECT TO UNDERGO TEST,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STREET ROD SHOW TO RETURN TO CITY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ZOO SPONSORS COSTUME CONTEST,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 CITY FIRMS DONATE HALLOWEEN BAGS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER SD YOUTH HELD IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMIST PROJECTS MURDERED WOMAN'S LIFETIME EARNING,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUP TO TEAR DOWN PLAYGROUND,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"BUSH TO VISIT PARKER, ROCK RAPIDS NOVEMBER 17","Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY CHECKS LEGALITY OF BUYING YANKTON COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HAYES MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL RULES AGAINST LOTTERY TICKETS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIPE-LAYING FIRM CITED FOR SAFETY VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR WINS DEPORTATION HEARING,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REPRESENTATIVE VOTES AGAINST PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WARNER MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOGEN GIVES BOARD IDEAS FOR EXPORT ITEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
COUNTIES LOSE POPULATION,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*ODOR COMPLAINTS SURPRISED SISTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ORANGE CITY HAS LOTS OF APPEAL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHILDREN LURED INTO PROP SKIRMISH,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'SHOOTING RUBBERBANDS' OFFERS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"CROP WALK PRESENTS {dollar}1,000 TO FOOD CENTER","Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SOCIETY RAISES MONEY FROM GOLF TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NEW DEPARTMENT ERODES GOVERNMENTAL CREDIBILITY (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
4-H REACHES BEYOND RURAL ROOTS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GRAUVOGL REVIEWS SIMPLY LAUGHABLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WAS WIFE FROEHLICH'S EDGE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HILLS RESOURCES IRREPLACEABLE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MANY DON'T ABUSE WELFARE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CURRICULUM COUNCIL NAMES DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS REGISTER MORE NEW VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE AT BARN KILLS 70 HOGS NEAR TEA,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEKANDER WORKS FOR MANAGEMENT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON PLANS DAKOTA PROP FORUM,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CENTENNIAL BALL'S COST TURNS OFF DANCERS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SMELLY HOUSE NOTHING NEW TO LANDLORDS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DREAMS OF WRITING SUSPENSE NOVEL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TOURISM WORKERS SAY GAMBLING OK,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*THREE-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHIDE MAN FOR AIDING DUKAKIS IN SD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TEACHERS WIN SCIENCE, MATH AWARDS","Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"*POLO PROVIDES FUN, EXCITEMENT IN NY","Argus LeaderOct 31 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HALLOWEEN CUSTOM,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOMETIMES LIFE IS NOTHING TO LAUGH ABOUT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING KILLS PARKER BOY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CAR THEFT VICTIMS ON ROAD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LOCAL CHURCHES SPONSOR HALLOWEEN ALTERNATIVES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MOST HOSPITALS END PRACTICE OF X-RAYING CANDY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*WINTERIZING THE HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SD LITERACY COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FEE SYSTEM ERODES INTEGRITY OF CONGRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OUT-OF-STATE MONEY BECKONS BEST MINDS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DIET LIMITATIONS MAY LIMIT INDIAN LIFE SPANS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SD LACKS MACHINES FOR BETTING,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
CITY DELAYS DECISION ON INCINERATOR PLANS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE REJECTS MOVE BY SHOOTING SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEN TO PLEAD TODAY IN FAIRVIEW MURDER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE SUSPECT WANTS PROPERTY AS BOND,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*40-ACRE RESERVOIR NEEDED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COCAINE SUPPLIER SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRE STATION COST GOING UP,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
3 MEN PLEAD GUILTY TO EXTORTION,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FENCING OUT SNOW,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ADVOCATE--RIVER EMPTY ON PROMISES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROCERY CHAIN FOUNDER DIES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
'87 WEEKS DEATH IS STILL OPEN CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INCOME TAX IS DEBATED BY PANEL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STABBING WITNESSED BY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TROUBLED TOWN CLINIC STILL OPEN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*DRIVE-UP HORROR SHOW,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY GIVES CARETRAUM LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX BURDEN {dollar}553.52 PER SOUTH DAKOTAN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COLMAN FINANCE OFFICER RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"SCHOOLS IN DEBT, BORROW FROM FUND","Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DON'T TURN INTO NATIONAL DUMP (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CANDIDATES DON'T AGREE ON ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
INITIATIVE 2 PASSAGE WOULD BE STEP BACK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T BLAME JOHNSON FOR REAGAN'S MESS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SINCLAIR GIVES VOTERS A CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BOGUE'S VIEWS REFLECT THOSE OF CONSTITUENCY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
MICKELSON RELIED ON BAD ADVICE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
POLLS SHOW VOTERS SEE THROUGH MUENSTER (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
VOTERS SHOULD SEND NEW FACES TO PIERRE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
INITIATIVE WOULD HAVE BAD EXPLORATION EFFECT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SAMUELSON SHOWS HE DOESN'T HAVE PLANS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
OUTRAGEOUS BILL SHOWS NEED FOR COMPETITION (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*MAGAZINE PICKS ITS TOP 25 LIST,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HARDING LEADS WIEGAND IN RAISING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON DECLARES WINTER WEATHER WEEK,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NETTLETON COLLEGE TO CHANGE ITS NAME,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SEMINAR TO FOCUS ON CRIMINAL, CIVIL LAW","Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRANKENFELD BLASTS JOHNSON'S VOTE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOTORIST ALERTS WOMAN TO FIRE IN HER HOUSE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINING OFFICIAL--INITIATIVE PREMATURE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION DIVIDES SENATE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PRESSLER NAMED TO 'PACMAN LIST',"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN SENTENCED IN SEXUAL ABUSE OF GIRL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION EXTENDS SALES TAX FOR 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JURY SHOULD BE SEATED THURSDAY IN MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*COMPUTER HOOKS USD UP WITH WORLD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*FROM TRAGEDY, UNITY IS BORN AT COLLEGE","Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PINE RIDGE RESIDENTS GET GERMAN BLANKETS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*O'GORMAN REACHES SEMIS BY BEATING MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
WATERTOWN PLANT CLOSES--46 LAID OFF,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*A SEEDY SCARECROW,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
WET-MILLING PLANT INCENTIVES DEBATED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
CORN GROWERS STALK CLEANER-FUEL MARKET,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1990, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
*FOOTBALL FORTUNES FALTER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRITCHARD SHOW BACK--THIS TIME ON WSN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PANEL WANTS BINGO HALLS TO REPORT FINANCES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--ABOUT HALLOWEEN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SURROGACY MOVING, BUT PUSHING LIMIT (ED)","Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BOO--IT'S FRIGHT NIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRANK MAKES FOR GOOD FRIGHT NIGHT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*PARENTS NEED AVENUE FOR EVALUATING TEACHERS (PROF),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROSCOE BOY SHOT IN GUN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TRIBE SETTLES SUIT ON HUNTING, FISHING","Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORLD COMMUNITY DAY CHURCH SERVICE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TV ANCHOR ACCEPTS JOB IN SEATTLE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AMBULANCE BOARDS REQUEST MONEY FOR STAFFER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY TARGETS FEMALE SMOKERS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ECOLOGY PROJECT EARNS CLASS NATIONAL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE-TRIBE GAMBLING COMPACT HITS SNAG,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AVON TO VOTE ON BEER SALES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE ASKS EPA TO CHECK DUMP,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD WAGERING HITS {dollar}45.3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"UNIVERSITY, MITCHELL AGREE TO SCHOOL PLAN","Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*STATE GAINS {dollar}5 MILLION FOR RURAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"APPREHENSION SUBSIDES IN CHESTER, LINCOLN MIX","Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VERMILLION MEDICAL CENTER PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FINANCING POOL OK'D FOR RISKY VENTURES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SIOUX LANGUAGE COURSE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COLD PLAYS HAVOC WITH PREP PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A LOCAL HAUNT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DISTRICT TO RESPOND TO SCORES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO CONSIDER NEW SNOW REMOVAL RULES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRIVERS KILL 400 DEER EACH YEAR IN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BEING USED IS JUST PART OF POLITICS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*GREAT PUMPKINS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BLAMING LAWYERS NOT SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD HAVE KNOWN REBATE WAS ILLEGAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NARAL AD DOESN'T ENCOURAGE TOLERANCE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*VOTERS SHOULDN'T LEAVE GOD OUT OF DECISION,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*HOMECOMING ROYALTY CROWNED AT USD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL RELEASES PLANE CRASH VICTIM,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAGAZINE CORRECTS DASCHLE COMMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUC RACE PEPPERED WITH ACCUSATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CLINTON WINS CLOSE RACE IN MOCK ELECTION,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EAGLE IN THE MAKING,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUSTAD DEFENDS HONESTY ATTACK,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD SETS VOTER REGISTRATION RECORD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT MAY LEAVE EDUCATION CO-OP,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
REPUBLICANS CHARGED WITH CAMPAIGN TRICKS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOTEL OCCUPANCY UP IN NORTH-CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKOTA NATION ADDS TO SCHOLARSHIP FUND,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TO CAMPAIGN FOR HAAR TODAY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROTARY SEEKS PEOPLE FOR STUDY EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SF NATIVE HELPS IN ROMANIA,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MICROSCOPE BRINGS ATOMS INTO VIEW,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SIERRA CLUB MAKES ENDORSEMENTS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STAFF TURNOVER IMPROVES AT UNIVERSITIES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VERMILLION CHAMBER TO PRESENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CHALLENGER QUESTIONS NICOLAY'S TWO ROLES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TELEVISED UNIVERSITY COURSES GET REGENT NOD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*41ST STREET TACO BELL IS MOVING,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
AREA GOLFERS MAKE BID FOR LIFE ON TOUR,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHASE ENDS TODAY FOR STATE CC TITLES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*GAMBLING VOTE REKINDLES EAST, WEST RIVER BICKERING","Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH PLAN MAY BE BAD FOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*EAST RIVER READERS SPEAK,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*RANCHER SAYS LOVE FOR LAND RUNS DEEP,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*REGIONS COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"EAST-WEST RIVER POLITICAL BATTLE PART FACT, FICTION","Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*A STATE DIVIDED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*STATE CAN'T AFFORD REGIONAL FEUD--LEADERS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*WEST RIVER READERS SPEAK,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MORE PEOPLE KILLED IN HOMES WITH GUNS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROPERTY-TAX WOES EXAGGERATED IN SD (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOTH PARTIES IN PARTISAN GAMES (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GOOD SPELLING CRUCIAL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EMS BOARD SHOWS IGNORANCE WITH MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"IF REDSKINS, BRAVES OFFEND... (L)","Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
WAGNER PRINCIPAL IS CERTAINLY NO RACIST (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
HF FINANCIAL REPORTS INCREASED NET INCOME,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING AUTHORITY PLANS WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MARKETING GROUP TO HOLD SALES RALLY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INVESTORS 'RIDE THE TAPE',"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*JACKS PICK OFF A VICTORY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CLARK CRP LAND HAS SHARE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SALMON SPAWNING NUMBERS REACH NEW HIGH,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
CITY REORGANIZATION TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CRP HAY HARVEST DEADLINE IS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"STEENSLAND, SATTERLEE TO MEET WITH INDIANS","Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
USD PRESIDENT VISITING VIETNAM,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*AUCTION RAISES FUNDS FOR FUNERAL, EXPENSES","Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COUPLE--GHOSTS HAUNT OUR HOME,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRICK OR TREAT AND RUN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"BIA BUNGLES REQUESTS, SAYS CENTER ORGANIZER","Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
HOWARD TO LOSE KEY MAIN STREET SHOP,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE COALITION WANTS RURAL GROWTH,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PANEL--WOMEN FACE JOB TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PETITION SEEKS RETURN TO AT-LARGE ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TODD COUNTY MAN GUILTY IN COCAINE CASE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PILOT INJURED WHEN BIRD HITS WINDSHIELD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BROOKINGS STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT RENAISSANCE LIFE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"PLOT TO KILL WIFE, HER NEW HUSBAND","Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
*MEN'S CLOTHING STORE OWNER DIES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
*ONE PERSON DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TO PREVENT CONVICTED TEACHERS FROM ENTERING SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*PUB SALE STRICTLY BUSINESS--HERSETH,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
NSP TO PRODUCE ELECTRICITY FROM WIND NEAR LAKE BENTO,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*PIANO WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*AREA WRITERS DELIVER GOOD HARVEST,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*AIRFIELD A LIVING WAR MUSEUM IN BRITAIN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1993, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
*GAMBLING RUSH,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*CORN, SOYBEAN YIELD MAY BE BEST IN SD HISTORY","Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INITIATIVE 1: THE PROPERTY-TAX LIMIT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PARTIES CAMPAIGN FOR LEGISLATIVE MAJORITY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*BARNETT DESERVES TO BE RE-ELECTED (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*GOVERNMENT'S ATTITUDE COSTS TRIBES MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
YES ON INITIATIVE GIVES LEGISLATURE TIME (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LOCAL-LEVEL ATTACK SHOOTING SELF IN FOOT (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
JOHNSON BASHERS NEED TO KNOW THE FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"NEW FACE, NEW IDEAS IMPORTANT TO STATE (L)","Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LOTTERY NOT CAUSE OF ALL CRIMES IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"GAMBLING IS BATTLE BETWEEN RIGHT, WRONG (L)","Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TIM JOHNSON CASTS VOTES AGAINST FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
TAX-LIMIT MEASURE 'ABSOLUTELY FRIGHTENING' (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
FANCY SCHOOL NO HELP TO COMMON TEEN-AGERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
AMENDMENT A DESERVES YES VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
GAMBLING INDUSTRY TRIES TO TRAP VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
JEFF MOSER WILL HELP TAXPAYER'S POCKETBOOK (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CHILDLESS PEOPLE BEING TAXED TOO MUCH (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
BLASHFIELD MURAL SHOULD STAY IN PLACE (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
STATE PEN IS CHAOS UNDER WARDEN CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
CITY'S TAX DOLLARS BEING SPEND UNWISELY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*PROPOSITION 1 A MAJOR THREAT TO OUR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHY SHE'S ON FAST TRACK TO FAME,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*UND SAVORS ITS SWEET NCC UPSET,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CASINO PROFITS' USE BY TRIBES REGULATED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUDITOR EXTENDS HOURS FOR ABSENTEE VOTERS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BEDDOW CRIES FOUL OVER JANKLOW AD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BACK ON THE PULPIT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*CRITTERS, CHARACTERS MINGLE AT ZOO","Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MUSIC-STORE MANAGER PLEASED WITH SUCCESS OF COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
US WEST CAMPAIGN DONATION CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
VERMILLION POLICE EXPLORER POST TO SERVE TACO DINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*EMERY COMMUNITY SEMINAR TO ADDRESS PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BEDDOW ADMITS HE'S BEHIND JANKLOW IN RACE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MNI WICONI LEGISLATION BEGINS WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PRESSLER TO TOUR PLANKINTON MILL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TOWN TO CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL WITH DINNER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*STUDENT-TEACHER GETS COSTA RICA ASSIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*NEW TEACHERS FIND MENTORS IN USD PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*LINCOLN COMMISSION CANDIDATES ANSWER QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CHARITABLE GIFTS BASED ON MARKET,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*'94 VOTER'S GUIDE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1994, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*MAN, 20, IN COURT IN DEATH OF WOMAN","Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PHEASANT POPULATION HIGHER THAN FIRST THOUGHT--OFFIC,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SEEKS DISASTER AID FOR COUNTIES HIT BY SNOW,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RHETORICAL WARFARE WON'T HELP BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JUST TURN OFF THOSE TRASHY TV TALK SHOWS (ED),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SIMPSON TIRAL PLAYED MUCH LIKE COMEDY (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANTS GO BEYOND THE CALL (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
GIFTED PROGRAMS HELP BENEFIT SKILLED STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*HUSBAND HURT BY WIFE'S VIEW OF DEPRESSION,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S A GROWING KNEAD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LICENSE REQUIREMENTS MINIMAL,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MALLS AMONG TRICK-OR-TREAT OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*DAWSON, HOWARD WORK TOWARD ONE MORE TITLE","Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SNOW, BAD LUCK RUIN HUNT","Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HOSPITAL VALETS DON'T ACCEPT TIPS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN, 87, DIES OF ACCIDENT INJURIES","Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
IDENTITIES RELEASED OF ROLLOVER VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD JETS TO PATROL IRAQ'S 'NO FLY' ZONE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NATURALIST TO SPEAK AT LIBRARY ON BIRDS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"CASINOS NOT 'SAVIORS,' TRIBES SAY","Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*5TH-GRADER INVITES HIS CALSSMATES TO ADOPTION,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DOOP WANTED FOR HITTING TROOPER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BREAD FOR THE BIRDS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BURGLARS STEAL CASH FROM OFFICE BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
TEEN-AGER DIES AFTER BEING STRUCK BY CAR,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*NATIONAL GUARD UNIT NOMINATED FOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGES GET GRANT TO AID INDIAN NURSES,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL IN 1992 DEATH OF GIRLFRIEND,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*16-YEAR-OLD DIES IN ONE-VEHICLE ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HEIFERS PREPARED FOR ANNUAL SALE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*WEEKLEY BACK IN MICHIGAN,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*INVESTORS LEERY OF RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HOUSE SPEAKER'S WIFE GEOS HOME AFTER HOSPITAL STAY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*HE HELPED SIOUX VALLEY GROW,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*NOT GETTING COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
OFFICIALS PROBE 28-YEAR-OLD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HUNTING ACCIDENT STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HUNTERS GIVE ADANDONED PUPPIES TO HUMANE SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CAR DEALERS BACK IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*PROMOTER NAMED TOP EMPLOYEE BY CLINTON,"Argus LeaderOct 31 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
Ex-U.S. Marshal blasts successor for game-feed policy.,"Argus LeaderOctober 12, 1994, sect.A, p.1, col.5"
"Lt. Governer hopeful avoiding debate, Abbott says.","Argus LeaderOctober 13, 1994, sect.B, p.7, col.1"
Abbott defends ties to troubled bank.,"Argus LeaderOctober 14, 1994, sect.B, p.1, col.2"
Dakota winds :editorial comment.,"Argus LeaderOctober 15, 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
Hillard says she wants to debate.,"Argus LeaderOctober 15, 1994, sect.B, p.1, col.4"
U.S. Attorney to probe theft of FDIC papers.,"Argus LeaderOctober 15, 1994, sect.B, p.2, col.2"
Panel to promote Abbott for house.,"Argus LeaderOctober 2, 1995, sect.D, p.2, col.2"
Bank role deserved reporting :Mitchell Daily Republic.,"Argus LeaderOctober 22, 1994, sect.A, p.8, col.1"
Chicago rail company considers move to S.D.,"Argus LeaderOctober 23, 1995, sect.A, p.1, col.1"
Officials OK site for manufacturing plant.,"Argus LeaderOctober 24, 1995, sect.A, p.1, col.2"
Decorator looks up.,"Argus LeaderOctober 28, 1994, sect.D, p.1, col.2"
Leaders selected for Abbott campaign.,"Argus LeaderOctober 4, 1995, sect.B, p.1, col.1"
Marshal Abdallah sworn in for 2nd term.,"Argus LeaderOctober 7, 1986, sect.C, p.2, col.1"
*IT WAS A HOT TIME IN THE DOME,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SLOW START AT STATE FAIR BLOW TO GATE REVENUES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CITIZENS SPEAK OUT ON GARBAGE COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HARD WINDS HIT RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL 100 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SD TO GET FEDERAL TOURISM AID,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SD TO GET FEDERAL TOURISM AID,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CHAMBER TO HEAR BROKAW,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CHAMBER TO HEAR BROKAW,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*JANKLOW HAS TAPES OF CALLS FROM SBA,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
7-ELEVEN CAN STAY UNTIL LEASE LAPSES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*JANKLOW HAS TAPES OF CALLS FROM SBA,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*JANKLOW HAS TAPES OF CALLS FROM SBA,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ABDNOR AGAINST CONVERTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
USD VICE PRESIDENT NAMED-MICHAEL STEWART,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
FELON DESERVED 20-YEAR SENTENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FELON DESERVED 20-YEAR SENTENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
QUESTIONS FEDERAL APPROACH ON 'JUNK FOOD' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
NEGATIVE APPROACH TO POLITICS DEPLORED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
TWO ON A BIKE NOT A GOOD PICTURE IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
GASOHOL CONFERENCE RATED MORE COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
POSTAL OFFICIALS CAN'T ACT AGAINST ANTI-ABORTIONISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
LAWMAKERS FROM 3 STATES DISCUSS MANDAN POWERLINE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
POSTAL OFFICIALS CAN'T ACT AGAINST ANTI-ABORTIONISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
"*KEITH GARRY, MANAGER OF THE JB'S BIG BOY","Argus LeaderSep 01 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*ELEANOR MCGOVERN READY FOR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ELEANOR MCGOVERN READY FOR CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HORSESHOES-A PURE SPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*SD FARMERS CAN'T SEEM TO WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUC CANDIDATES PUSH SIMILAR PHILOSOPHIES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUC CANDIDATES PUSH SIMILAR PHILOSOPHIES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HUDSON SCHOOL TEETERS ON EDGE OF OBLIVION,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUC CANDIDATES PUSH SIMILAR PHILOSOPHIES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SD FARMERS CAN'T SEEM TO WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILLBOARDS AID TOURISM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN'S FARM COMMITTEE CLOUT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SMITH'S DEFENSE OF ABDNOR CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TWO DIE IN WEEKEND TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
4-HERS OFFER MORE THAN LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
4-HERS OFFER MORE THAN LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FAIR SEASON ENDS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BLIND MASSEUR FEELS NO HANDICAP IN CAREER,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BLIND MASSEUR FEELS NO HANDICAP IN CAREER,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW--WESTERN'S EXIT A CON JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--WESTERN'S EXIT A CON JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BRADFORD ADMITS FIGHTING GINDER,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNORS ZERO IN ON INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*COLLECTING CELEBRITY YEARBOOKS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'ESCAPE'--WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE...,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COLLECTING CELEBRITY YEARBOOKS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW TOWN MALL BACK IN BANKRUPTCY COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS BANK STILL OFFERS EARLY-BIRD CERTIFICATE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE FILES SUIT TO EVICT SIOUX,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW TOWN MALL BACK IN BANKRUPTCY COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNOBE WON'T RESTAFF CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNOBE WON'T RESTAFF CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE FILES SUIT TO EVICT SIOUX,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNOBE WON'T RESTAFF CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW TOWN MALL BACK IN BANKRUPTCY COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELEVATORS PREDICT STORAGE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*HEY, WHERE'S THE SWIMMING POOL...","Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"WALL CAVE-IN BURIES WORKER IN WOOD, DIRT","Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STATE FAIR SHOWS SD FARM PLUSES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR MEMORABLE ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER AIDE CRITICIZES ARGUS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR DENIES STACKING WATER MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABORTION LAW CHALLENGE TO GO TO TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JOHNNY CASH WILL PERFORM AT SD FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JOHNNY CASH WILL PERFORM AT SD FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER IRRIGATION TOUR SEPT 12,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER MEETING WITH MIDEAST OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN SAYS EVIDENCE OBTAINED ILLEGALLY-ROSEBUD SIOUX,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FMHA STRESSES HELP FOR YOUNG FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SMOKE BLANKETS PARTS OF THE STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN FLEES FROM JAIL, EXTRADITION","Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"MAN FLEES FROM JAIL, EXTRADITION","Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INMATE TO GET MENTAL TESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
INMATE TO GET MENTAL TESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*COMMISSION TO HEAR LIBRARY REPAIR REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
METAL COMPONENTS FACTORY OPENS TODAY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SF WOMAN FACES THEFT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SF WOMAN FACES THEFT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*JUDGE TO RULE ON LSD LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DOVES BEGIN MIGRATION AS NEW SEASON STARTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA ADDS RUNNING GUARD TO ITS OFFENSE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STRIKE THREAT LOOMS OVER MORRELL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WINDS DRIVE RAIN THROUGH AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN VETO MEANS SD ELDERLY LOSE JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BUS DRIVER RECALLS YEARS DRIVING IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*NOVAK TO RECEIVE MARSHAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
KELSEY AWARDED HONORARY DEGREE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BAND BUDGET REQUEST HITS SOUR NOTE WITH CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MANDRELL FAIR CONCERTS CANCELED AFTER STORM,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOCKYARD PRESIDENT SEES BUSINESS AS USUAL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAIR OFFICIALS CHECKING HEALTH OF ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2.2 PERCENT OF FIRMS DIDN'T FILE TAX REPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STRIKE TALK SHEDS LIGHT ON CITY BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*GI NOT ENTITLED TO MONEY FOR LSD TESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS PLAN STRATEGY TO FIGHT ETSI LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BONUS FOR PARTICIPANTS IN TODAY'S FUND DRIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS ROBERTS ON VOTE AGAINST FREEZE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAIN STREET SHOULD SUPPORT AGRICULTURE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WANTED-YEAR-ROUND BLACK BIRD SEASON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CHAMBER'S RATING OF ROBERTS BLASTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LAWYERS DISAGREE ON STATE LAW ABOUT AB POLICEMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-CON PLANS TO DO CHURCH WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SUSPECTS PLEADING INSANITY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ESCAPED INMATES FOUND IN COLORADO,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FORMER PRISON GUARD APPEALS FIRING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO VISIT SD THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NO DECISION MADE IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REACTION TO HOMESTAKE POLL VARIES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GUILTY VERDICT UPHELD IN BADLAND NATL PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN TO FACE TRIAL FOR 2ND-DEGREE BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
STATES DOVE HUNTING OPENS--MAGGIE WARREN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S NO HORROR MOVIE MONSTER,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEAR OF UNKNOWN CLOUDS NUCLEAR ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CIGARETTE REVENUE IS GOING UP IN SMOKE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
12TH STREET REPAIR TEARS INTO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MAN CONVICTED OF FEATHER SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*LEARNING HEBREW LANGUAGE ISN'T AS EASY AS ABC,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SD PUBLIC BROADCASTING RAISES {dollar}25,123","Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"*HEALTH SECRETARY, HOSPITAL STILL AT IMPASSE","Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, VIKING PRESS WILL PRESENT ARGUMENTS","Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES RESTRAINING ORDER,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN WANTS COCAINE CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLIST DIES AFTER HITTING BUS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE FAIR ATTENDANCE IS UP FROM LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEST FOR CHEMICALS MAY EXPAND TO COUNTY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ACCUSED OF MURDER RELEASED ON BOND,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LET THERE BE LIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CONSULTANT'S RATE FINDINGS ARE INCORRECT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TEACHERS SAY EDUCATION PRIORITIES ARE WRONG,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*EXPERTS SAVED PEOPLE MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*JANKLOW--DROPPED WATER SUIT HELPFUL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY MUFFS COMMITMENT TO MINORITY BUSINESS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DOME WOULD ADD JOBS, MAKE CITY COMPETITIVE (L)","Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PEOPLE WHO USE CITY STREETS SHOULD PAY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*FORMER ARGUS EDITOR DEAD AT 85,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*YANKTON TRIBAL OFFICIALS PICKED TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AGENCY MONEY MAY BE SEIZED,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONTROLLED BURNING REDUCE WILDFIRE DANGER,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TESTIMONY HEARD IN RC DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RIVER IMPROVEMENT GROUP HAS PO BOX AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STONEVILLE TEACHER SUES SCHOOL OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STATE PARK USER FEES MAY BE INCREASED,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COUNTIES QUESTION EFFECT OF WITHDRAWAL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
JUDGE CLOSES HEARING TO PREVENT PUBLICITY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
STUMPING AT THE FAIR ISN'T WHAT IT USED TO BE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
4-MAN BAND SERANADES IN SUN AND SHADE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CITY PLANS OPERATION OF SPEARFISH HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
"BROOKINGS, CANOVA PART OF BASKETBALL CROP","Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA WILL START SEASON WITH A WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*FARMERS MARK 100 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TALKS RESUME ON BANKS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LET'S HELP OUR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
KIDNEY GROUP GAINED FROM PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*A BIG WELCOME HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
APARTMENT SURVEY HAS CITY PLANNERS...,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BEAR WANTS COURT-APPOINTED DEFENSE EXPERTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JURY AWARDS JEFFERSON COUPLE {dollar}300,000 JUDGMENT","Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ACCUSED OF MURDERING DEADMAN COMPLAINS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CREDIT UNION FORGERY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ASSIGNS JUDGE TO HEAR LAWYERS' CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CUNNINGHAM--PRESSLER IS LYING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LONG WAIT FOR NIRVANA (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARTICLE WAS FULL OF MISTAKES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TRANSFER TO MONTANA MAY BE POSSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WHY FUSS ABOUT PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ARRESTED IN BLACK HILLS DRUG RING RAID,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY BLACKTOP OPERATION 1 MORE YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DONATES MONEY FOR FREE ENTERPRISE STUDIES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOND COMMITTEE FACES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CARTER IS THE ONE TO BLAME,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*MORRELL WORKERS WALK OFF JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MEATPACKERS FACE CRISIS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WORKER LIVES WITH TENSION,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TOWN BUILT BY HORMEL NOW DIVIDED BY STRIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BLACK HILLS CONTROVERSY TESTS POLITICAL COURAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE SUFFERING ROUGH TIMES (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*VETERAN FIGHTERS FOR INDIAN SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MERGER WOULD REDUCE PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DON'T HELP OUR COMPETITORS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SENIORITY IS THE KEY IN DC (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LOW PAY WAS FACTOR IN VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
STATE PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFF CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GRANDMA DRIVER ISN'T SLOWING DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*COLTON PUTS FUN IN TRIATHLON FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS GIVE COED EXPERIMENT PASSING GRADE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY MOTORCYCLE CRASH FATALITY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAR BUYERS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF LOWER RATES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE FAIR ATTENDANCE DIPS SLIGHTLY FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BORDER BATTLE BREWS OVER CHEESE PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*LIQUOR DISPUTE SPLITS TOWN, TRIBE","Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LEAD YOUTH GETS NATIONAL BRAVERY AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DAM'S SEEPAGE POSSIBLY CONTAMINATES WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS 15 ACRES BEFORE BEING CONTROLLED,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KEYSTONE TO VOTE ON BED AND BOOZE TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LABOR DAY CELEBRATION STARTS AT CRAZY HORSE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VISITORS TO MOUNT RUSHMORE TO SEE NEW FILM,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLEANUP TO RESUME AT EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"QUIET FAIR PLEASES POLICE, PARAMEDICS","Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
1ST-PLACE FINISHERS AT SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
"*MAN'S CORPORATE RISE MIXES SOFT DRINKS, SPORTS","Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHOOTS PART OF FILM IN OWN BACK YARD,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*APPLAUSE GIVES WAY TO PRIVATE VICTORIES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*MARGE JORGENSON, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LOCAL COMPANY TO HELP PROMOTE INDIAN ART,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MEETING OFFERS BUSINESS INPUT ON CENSUS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RESUME IS A MARKETING TOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SAFETY INSPECTORS VISIT 104 SD BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STOCKMAN YACKLEY BUYS DIAMOND II HERD,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"TRADE BILL WOULD HURT STATE, CONSULTANTS SAY","Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STATE PREDICTS JOBS REVIVAL IN MANUFACTURING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*TOP TEN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1985, sect.H, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE ADDS PEPPER TO RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FOCUS OF STATE'S LABOR FORCE SHIFTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD DRINKING AGE DEADLINE LOOMS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AM DEPENDENCE ON WORKERS WILL GROW (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HOSPITAL RIVALRY IS GETTING RIDICULOUS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
O'GORMAN ALUMNI CELEBRATE 25TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BIKING BENEFIT NEEDS PRTICIPANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SPORTSMAN'S TO HAVE BENEFIT PARTY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
GOOD NEWS IS NOT NECESSARILY NO NEWS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOMES HOUSE FAIRGOERS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOY HELPS RESCUE FRIEND,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA STUDENTS IN MOVING EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DIRECTOR WANTS PUBLIC INPUT FOR PARK PLANS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*BELL, JOHNSON FOCUS ON FARMS","Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UNION TREND DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*PRECIPITATION,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ROOSEVELT'S VISIT IN '36 REMEMBERED,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE FAIR OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THEME HONORS SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HASTILY PROPOSED STORAGE REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STABILITY IS WAY OFF IN THE PHILIPPINES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FIGHT AGAINST TOBACCO REQUIRES AGGRESSION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
TOBACCO IS A KILLER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
NEW CLUB BEING FORMED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
BYRUMS ARE REFRESHING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*EXERCISE IN EQUALITY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS LEARN TO LET GO,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WHERE TO GO,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BOY TELLS POLICE OF MASKED MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPETENCY TESTS ORDERED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARVEST OF ROW CROPS NEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING TO DETERMINE BENEFITS FOR STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESIDENTIAL FORUM SHORT OF CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER CHALLENGES BRADLEY TO DEBATE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MAN ELECTED TO NATIONAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALL OVER BUT THE CLEANING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SIMON'S WIFE STUMPS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION HALTS WATER RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC WORKS DEPT REQUESTS BUDGET INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMPROMISE IN WORKS FOR DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOUNT RUSHMORE VISITOR SERVICES EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ORGANIZATIONS JOIN IN PROMOTION OF CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD YOUTHS WIN REGION CIVIL AIR PATROL EVENT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO MARK SPOT FOR LOTTERY TICKET OUTLETS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MITCHELL MAN APPEALS TAX CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CRITICS DOUBT MEANS' PHILOSOPHY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN FOUND DEAD AFTER HIT & RUN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*FIRE GUTS MORRELL STORAGE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DUKAKIS PLANS SIOUX FALLS STOP,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PRISON WARDEN SOLEM ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WOMAN HEADED FOR SD LUCKY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FARM NEWS NOT ALL BAD (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SHRIVER'S CAN TRIGGER GROWTH IN DOWNTOWN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
POSITIVE STORIES APPLAUDED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*FLAMES DESTROY STORAGE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*FALL WELCOMES LAWNCARE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ADOPTION PROGRAM MEETING SET,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HALL OF FAME HONORS STATE'S FINEST,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LEAGUE TO CONDUCT PUBLIC FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BIKERS TO RAISE CASH FOR RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
BOOKSTORE HOSTS POLITICAL EVENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SWEDISH HERITAGE TALK SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
ORGANIZATION DIRECTS HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SD PUBLIC TV TO RECEIVE 2 GRANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SISTER WANTS BABY BORN TO DEAD MOTHER,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRAVELERS WARNED OF CONSTRUCTION ZONES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERING PERMITS TO BE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISASTER PROVISIONS MUST BE IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ELDERLY MAY GET HELP PAYING MEDICAL BILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW JOINS FIGHT AGAINST MINING ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NSP BIDS TO BRING {dollar}100 MILLION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LODERMEIER GRAND JURY TAPES ORDERED PRIVATE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SINGER HITS SOUR NOTE AS BAR CLOSES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CUSTER STATE PARK MAY BE IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LANDMARK GETS FINANCING FOR HOLIDAY INN PLANS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS TO BENEFIT FROM LIBRARY NETWORK,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*ATTENDANCE RECORD WAS NO FLUKE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOGEN HONORS 950 ON LAST DAY IN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*STATE FAIR KEEPS GROWING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*NEW HAYWARD READY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WALLEYE PRESENT TARGET FOR ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*RANCHER TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'I SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN FIRED',"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'CRANK'--HOT DRUG IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*HITLER STILL A TERRIFYING STUDY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PATRICK HENRY SEEKS SMOOTH TRANSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ANDERSON NOT RESPONSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PROTESTER HARASSES STAFF AT THEIR HOMES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RULING DANGEROUS PRECEDENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SILENT SHOULD SPEAK OUT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*ARTIST, FRAMER BUSINESSMAN OPEN GALLERY","Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS DEAR TO BON JOVI,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'SEA DREAM' TURNING INTO PIPE DREAM,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS SYMPHONY OFFERS FIVE CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
USD EXHIBITS CENTENNIAL ART,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*RENTSCHLER RULES OUT NATIONAL OFFICE RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACTIVIST MEANS FACES WIFE ABUSE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSH TO CUT FUNDS TO FIGHT SD DRUGS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY, STATE OFFICES TO CLOSE LABOR DAY","Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ZOO RESERVES CAGE FOR ITS DIRECTOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER INMATE ARRESTED IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INCOMING CLASS LARGE AT LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IROQUOIS CREATES MIDDLE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS TRY TO HIT AN ATTENDANCE RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY UPSET WITH LOSS OF SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TEEN ADMITTED KILLING MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JUDGE--STATE CAN BURY SEWAGE ASH,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS 7 ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MORE DRUG ARRESTS BEING MADE AROUND FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PETITIONS CALL FOR NEW WEB OFFICE SITE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PROSECUTION WON'T ACCEPT NEW PLEA,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STATE HONORS 4-H VOLUNTEERS AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*DRUG/ALCOHOL CASE RATES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LINCOLN LOOKS TO BUILD SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
RAVEN SIGNS {dollar}3.7 MILLION PACTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HILLS CARGILL ELEVATOR MAY HURT CO-OPS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PRISON OFFICIALS EYE HURON CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP PROTESTS CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*COUNTRY, GOSPEL TAKE CENTER STAGE","Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*FIRST UNITED METHODIST INSTALLS ORGAN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOUTER SHOULD BE JUDGED ON LEGAL VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"WARS BUILD HATRED, DON'T SOLVE PROBLEMS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BOARD SHORTCHANGES TEACHERS ON PAY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
EDITORIAL STATEMENT TAKEN OUT OF CONTEXT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TELL MINING FIRMS HILLS NOT FOR SALE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SF COACHES ESTABLISH NEW TRADITION,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PREP TEAMS KICK OFF SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BANK ESTABLISHES SOLDIER SUPPORT LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ESCORT SERVICE OWNER ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICHIGAN MAN FACING MARIJUANA CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RIBBONS TO BE HUNG ALONG MINNESOTA TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD PLANS CHECK FOR SOBRIETY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON QUESTIONS NUKE DUMP,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER VOTE SHIFTS WITH WINDS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAMUELSON WANTS TOUGHER PENALTIES FOR DUMPING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UPHILL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EX-PHARMACIST'S DRUG SENTENCE SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAJOR WHO DIED IN GERMANY CRASH HAD TIES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MILLIKEN TO HEAD KENTUCKY SCS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINIATURE HORSES BIG AT THE STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE PATROL PREPARES TO MONITOR SCHOOL ZONES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEACHER PLANS TO APPEAL SEXUAL CONTACT CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WAGNER TO CELEBRATE LABOR DAY FOR 90TH TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CRAZY HORSE MEMORIAL PLANS OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FEWER ATTEND 3RD DAY THAN LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*BLAZE DAMAGES LOUNGE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HARRISBURG PRINCIPAL NAMED SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TEEN-AGER PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CEMENT PLANT AGREES TO CONTROL BURNING WASTE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ABERDEEN NUNS RENEW THEIR {dollar}2.1 MILLION CLAIM,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TRIBAL POLICE CHIEF ACQUITTED OF ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN CHARGED IN VANDALISM AT CEMETERY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*A CASE UNSOLVED,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STEROIDS ARE UNSEEN PLAYER ON THE TEAM,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*MEMORY, ANGER WEIGH HEAVY ON PARENTS","Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RENEW STATE TRIBAL PACT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEACHERS DESERVE 7 PERCENT RAISE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
YANKTON PRESS DAKOTAN--DEADWOOD GAMBLING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOURNAL--POLITICS WITH REDISTRICTING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*STORY ABOUT S DAKOTAN A LOVING HYMN OF SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*TOURIST-SITE MOVIE DISHONORS AND DEHUMANIZES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BLAME MICKELSON FOR GAMBLING WOES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DEMOCRATS' RESPONSE WRONG ABOUT WINDFALL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SECOND AMENDMENT OFTEN TREATED UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CHILD RESTRAINT NEEDS STRONG EFFORT TO WORK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"*WHO'S WHO ON THE CASE, IN COURT","Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*VIKINGS NEED A SEASON OUT OF SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*BROKEN PROMISES, BROKEN LIVES","Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KUEHL CHASES DREAM WHILE STAYING CLEAN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*COYOTES, JACKS WORK TO ERASE MEMORIES OF '90","Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WORLD OF OUTLAWS SEEKS MORE EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MAJOR GAME BIRD SEASONS ARE NEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GATEWAY INDUSTRIAL PARK TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RENTAL TRUCKS TO HAVE CORN PALACE DESIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MIDLAND EARNS 'A' FOR STABILITY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HEARINGS TO DISCUSS CIRCUIT JUDGE SELECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PHARMACIST INDICTED IN EMBEZZLING CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
2 CRITICAL AFTER SATURDAY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCH FILLS NEED FOR COMFORT WITH LAKOTA RITE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CROWD DANCES TO BEACH BOYS SURF SONGS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
POT NEAR FIRING RANGE ESCAPES RAID,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
COURT REPORTER GIVEN THREE-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
EX-RAPID CITY MAN AWARDED BRONZE STAR,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
LAW COULD REMEDY HOTEL PRICE GOUGING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
REFUSES TO MOVE DEADWOOD MAN'S VOTER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
SD SINGLE-MOTHER FAMILY NUMBERS UP,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
STATE FAIR ATTENDANCE JUST BEHIND 1990 TOTAL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON ADDRESS FARM WOES","Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
*PEOPLE ALWAYS LIKE A HUMAN INTEREST STORY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*EXXON OIL SPILL ARTIST AIMS TO STIR UP EMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*GOOD MUSIC PLAYING STATEWIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*THEATER SEASON DELIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SEATS SELL QUICKLY FOR SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
*GROUP VIEWS SOVIET COUP,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1991, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
BUSH PLANS SIOUX FALLS STOP,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGES TO REPORT CAMPUS CRIMES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JURY TO CONTINUE DELIBERATIONS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TO PURSUE PLANS FOR NEW GOLF COURSE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*COLLEGE CRIME IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SADDAM SHOULD GET MESSAGE NOW (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*LAWMAKERS IGNORE WORKERS' CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
'ARGUS' COLUMN DOESN'T DETRACT FROM RATING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WASHINGTON REUNION WAS GREAT SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WRITER DEFENDS POSITION ON PRE-EMPTING MOVIE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
VOTE FOR CLINTON IS VOTE FOR DRAFT DODGER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"EPA DIRECTOR SHOULD RESIGN, HAAR SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH CARE FORUM TO DISCUSS COSTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TENANTS GROUP PLANS VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TRIBE, CASINO REACH CO-MANAGEMENT PACT","Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A VIEW OF ANDREW,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MIDLAND HOSTAGE TAKER TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD CRIME RATE UP 6 PERCENT IN '91,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"IT WAS A COOL, WET SUMMER","Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MOELLER JURY TO CONTINUE DELIBERATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GUNMAN WALKED 10 MILES TO HOTEL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE--FOSSIL HUNTERS UNWELCOME,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
WORKING TEENS HELP LOWER JOBLESS RATE TO 3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*GASOLINE PRICES FALLING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*KNIGHTS HAVE HIGH HOPES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CULLING CAN HAVE NEGATIVE EFFECT ON FISHERY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENIOR GAMES SET FOR SEPTEMBER 10-12 IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MONITOR DESIGNED TO CUT RISKS OF PRETERM BABIES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*OH, JUST FORGET IT","Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NEW SINGLES GROUP WILL MEET ON SEPTEMBER 8,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*DON'T BE TOO HASTY IN CHANGING FALL ROUTINE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FORGETFULNESS CAN SIGNAL PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*'TWIN PEAKS' FILM HAS LEAKS IN IT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FARMERS GET PAID TO PLOW UP CORN CROPS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULES LISTED INSIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COSTNER PROJECT IS BIG PLUS FOR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CUT LAWMAKER PERKS TO BALANCE BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HONEST CANDIDATE LIKE JANKLOW NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PUT REVENUE OPTION IN TAX-LIMIT PROPOSAL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
REPUBLICANS SHOULD QUIT CRYING ABOUT TAX (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STATE TREASURY NEEDS COSTNER PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
ACCUSED STOCKBROKER WANTS SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CORPS LOOKING FOR MARINA IDEAS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS EXAMINE FLOOD FORECASTING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUNGSTERS ENJOY THEIR SPECIAL WISHES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GRANDSTAND SALES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLANS TO KEEP CITY IN 'TOP 10' UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SENATE AIDE SAYS HE'S TIRED, PLANS TO RESIGN","Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*'YES' EFFORT SPENDING {dollar}200,000","Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GAS PRICES LOW FOR FAIR IN HURON,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOBRIDGE RESIDENTS HOSPITALIZED AFTER FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE CHIEF ACCUSED OF ALTERING RECORDS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WYOMING COALITION OPPOSES SD ROAD,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*NOT ALL ROBINS FLY SOUTH,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY REJECTS RENNER MAN'S HOUSING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILLER--WARDEN WILL BE HIRED BY OCTOBER 1,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY PROTESTERS DECRY NEW ABC SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SUPERINTENDENT IN TRI-VALLEY STEPS DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MITCHELL COLLECTOR WANTS RIGHT PRICE FOR KENNEDY CTR,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"AIR BASE SQUADRON, MISSILES ON WAY OUT","Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*LOCAL FIRM HAS EAR FOR ATTITUDES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SD CABLE CUSTOMERS GET RATE BREAK,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
BLUE LEADS LINCOLN INTO EARLY TESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAINTS BEAT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DOVE SEASON OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HUSET'S PROGRAM TONIGHT AIDS AREA FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LAST FLING AT OUTDOOR FESTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WALKING AND THINKING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BOOTED OUT?,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*DUCKING THE SUBJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*COOL COOKING VITAL IN HOT CLIMATE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DOCTORS CORRECT GIRL'S RARE HEART DEFECT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*VAN'S MOVE COMPLICATES POLICE SEARCH FOR WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE FAIR NEEDS WIDER SD APPEAL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROTEST DISGRACEFUL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HISTORY'S IMPORTANCE OVERLOOKED IN CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT OPTIONS EXIST FOR ARENA AREA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FEMA TURNS DOWN LEAD AID AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COOPERATIVES BOOSTING PRICES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*KEEP OUR KIDS IN SCHOOL, KEEGAN URGES","Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DETERIORATING 10TH ST. BRIDGE MAKES NATIONWIDE LIST,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY SHUTDOWN WON'T HIKE SALES TAX--HILL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*STERILIZATION SURGERY TO BE OFFERED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRE DANGER WORRIES FOREST SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CALIFORNIA MAN NAMED NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHINESE DELEGATION TO TOUR FEED PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*REDFIELD MAN DIES OF FIRE INJURIES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*NIGHT BLAST PLANNED DURING OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TRIBE LEFT WITHOUT EQUIPMENT IN STORM,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CORVETTE CARAVAN,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*ESPY--ETHANOL PLANTS SHOULD BE IN RURAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*STATE INVESTMENTS CLIMB 4.8 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COURT FREES PRISONERS WHO'S BEEN OUT SINCE AUG 11,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE LAW ON USE OF GOVERNMENT PHONES,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*INVESTORS BUY HOMEY CLASSROOMS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
MAIL-ORDER PHARMACY WILL EXPAND,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FOREIGN OWNERSHIP IN STATE ONLY .1 PERCENT OF TOTAL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*STRONG MATCHUP ADDS EXCITEMENT TO DAKOTA BOWL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CANARIES SQUANDER LEAD, LOSE TO SAINTS","Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROOSEVELT RELIES ON SEASONED DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANGLERS ANXIOUS FOR COOL WEATHER,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SALMON SEARCHING A SUCCESS ON OAHE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE 2 CASES OF HANTAVIRUS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*INSECT POPULATION JUMPS IN HEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW CURFEW RULES BEGIN TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE MAY APPEAL FEDS' DECISION ON ABORTION,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BADLANDS FAULTED FOR LACK OF HOPPER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*WHAT IS HANTAVIRUS?,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
PASS GRAFFITI LAW WORDED WITH CARE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA LANDS IN MODERN FLIGHT ERA (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NICOTINE ADDICTION IS A TERRIBLE THING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ARTICLES ON BANQUET LACKED KEY DETAIL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*QUARTET LOOKS NEW; 'LARRY' FINDS FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRENCH ARTIST'S SHOW DRAWS S DAKOTANS TO CHICAGO,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KTTW CAN'T PROMISE 'VOYAGER' TO VIEWERS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STREAKY FLOWER MUTATIONS ARE NATURAL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA HAS BIG SHOES TO FILL,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BEAR THAT ATTACKED WOMAN IN ZOO,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN CHILD MOLESTATION,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN TELLS POLICE MAN ATTEMPTS RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SURPRISE GARZA WITNESS TURNS SOUR,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*NET DRIVES WEDGE BETWEEN FAMILY, HOUSING DEVELOPER","Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*2 FARE WARS BOOST AIRLINE BOOKINGS THROUGH NEXT YR.,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CLASSMATES TREAT BOY WITH AIDS 'PERFECT' ON 1ST DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"*UTILITIES CLERK GUILTY OF STEALING {dollar}69,000","Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*EX-TEACHER INDICTED IN PORNOGRAPHY CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HOSPITAL LOSES CASE IN TREATMENT OF POOR,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LAWSUIT SETTLED IN DOUGHNUT SHOP KILLING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE SENTENCES MAN TO 15 YEARS IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*OFFICIALS WATCH CREEK FOR CYANIDE LEVELS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HISTORIC BELLS TO RINGS AGAIN AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"MEATPACKERS CONTROL PRICES, FARMERS SAY","Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*FIRE OUT, BUT CHURCH OWNERSHIP ISSUE SIMMERS","Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ROSHOLT SNAGS GRANT FOR ETHANOL PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*WAS BEST FRIEND TO DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CONSUMER PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*EX-STATE'S ATTORNEY LOSES LICENSE FOR 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"LAST YEAR, NO ONE DIED ON HIGHWAYS OVER LABOR DAY","Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JURY BEGINS DELIBERATIONS IN POLICE OFFICER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
CENTER HOTEL DECISION NEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
HIGH SD TAXES LED CORN PLANT INVESTORS TO ND--CRITIC,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
MIDWEST GAS TO STOP APPLIANCE SALES SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 01 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
NEW HOPE FOR TROUBLED TEEN-AGERS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW HOPE FOR TROUBLED TEEN-AGERS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRE CREW RALLIES FOR DYSTROPHY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BOMB THREAT DOESN'T STOP WEDDING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
POLICE SEARCH FOR FLASHER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*SD POLITICIANS BACK GASOHOL PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ENFORCEMENT OF LAW AT ISSUE IN ELECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
KADOKA TEACHER PROTESTS FIRING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*MIDWAY BUSINESS BOOMING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
ADJUSTMENTS POSTPONE AID DISTRIBUTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
FORMULA MAY LOWER 79 FAIR ATTENDANCE FIGURES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ADJUSTMENTS POSTPONE AID DISTRIBUTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
STATE STORM DAMAGE SLIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DON'T SACRIFICE PUPIL FOR ENERGY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DON'T SACRIFICE PUPIL FOR ENERGY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MUTUAL ADMIRATION SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
RESPONDENTS SAY 'NO' TO SALT II (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DEADWOOD COVERAGE--EDITOR ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"DEADWOOD COVERAGE, DISPLAY CRITICIZED (L)","Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DEADWOOD ARTICLES CALLED 'SENSATIONAL',"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
INFLATION CHEWS UP ON GRAIN CROPS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*CHAMBER OF COMM TO HONOR SALESPEOPLE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*LEGAL ASSISTANTS ELECT PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MURPHY HEADS PRACTICE CENTER BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*ARGUS LEADER PROMOTIONS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
RAVEN REPORTS HIGHER EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CUSTER PARK WILDERNESS WORTHWHILE TRIP,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
CUSTER PARK WILDERNESS WORTHWHILE TRIP,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
RAPE VICTIM RECALLS TWO-YEAR GROPE TO COPE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MRS. HELEN O JENSEN-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SENIORS SET FOR 1979 HOBBY SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
STATE FIRE MARSHAL QUITS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE FIRE MARSHAL QUITS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUMMER VACATION ENDS WITH PICNICS AND POLITICS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*LABORING THROUGH 'SMOKEY II' AND 'FU MANCHU',"Argus LeaderSep 02 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CENTER FOR WOMEN SETS SEPT 9 OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*MUSIC FESTIVAL AT THE IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE GROUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURISTS SWITCH FROM CAMPGROUNDS TO MOTELS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TELETHON COLLECTS RECORD TOTAL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ENERGY GROUP-MANDAN LINE A BAD PRECEDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GAME DEFENDED-LAWMEN CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIDING RENEWAL OF REGION'S RAILS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR ARGUS-LET DEADWOOD ALONE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SEES NO NEWS IN TIFF OF LANDLORD TENANT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PATROLMAN PRAISED FOR AID ON HIGHWAY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS TRANSIT ROUTES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
WESTERN TOLD TO STAY IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NORTHERN GETS OK TO SERVE 5 SD CITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PETERSON TAKES JUNKET TO MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PETERSON TAKES JUNKET TO MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BRADFORD FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*HONEYMOONING WITH HOLSTEINS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HONEYMOONING WITH HOLSTEINS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*3 GOVERNORS BLOCK TAX MEASURE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*3 GOVERNORS BLOCK TAX MEASURE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
US FARM POPULATION FALLS 3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*SOCIAL SECURITY CUTS HIT SD ELDERLY HARDEST,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RADCLIFFE TO RETIRE AS FARMERS UNION PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD GUARD WINS TOP RATING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RADCLIFFE TO RETIRE AS FARMERS UNION PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOCIAL SECURITY CUTS HIT SD ELDERLY HARDEST,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAIR WEATHER FOR THE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NORTHERN BORDER PIPE BURSTS IN TEST,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AIR WOES THREATEN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WESTERN SHOULD TELL SF PLANS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RIGHTS COPOUT... (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RIGHTS COPOUT...(ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SOCIAL SECURITY CUTS, ARMS BUILDUP FEARED (L)","Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR WANTS AIRLINE PROBE CONTINUED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VIKEN SWORN IN AS US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA REGISTRATION SEPT 8-11,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
12 ARRESTED ON FELONY DRUG CHARGES-ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ANOTHER CASE OF ENCEPHALITIS REPORTED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PENITENTIARY ESCAPEE APPREHENDED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HEEGE PRESIDING CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HEEGE PRESIDING CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TEXAS MAN ARRAIGNED FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATT TO VISIT SD FOR FUNDRAISER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PENITENTIARY ESCAPEE APPREHENDED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC TELEVISION AIRS CONFERENCE CALL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VIKEN SWORN IN AS US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE TO HOLD PUBLIC SOCIAL SECURITY MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
EMPTY MILK BOXES LEFT IN WAKE OF SF THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
WATER GROUP CAMPAIGNS FOR ETSI MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE TO HOLD PUBLIC SOCIAL SECURITY MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
EMPTY MILK BOXES LEFT IN WAKE OF SF THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*MARIJUANA WAS GROWING AMID CORN IN ABERDEEN AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"OGLALAS GET CLAIM INTO COURT, BUT AS DEFENDENTS","Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"OGLALAS GET CLAIM INTO COURT, BUT AS DEFENDENTS","Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DECISION ON LIBRARY REPAIRS POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL GROUP PROTESTS NWPS RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"STATE, BN NEAR RAIL CONTRACT","Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SENTENCING FOR DEAN WYNIA SET TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
RAIN KEEPS FARMERS OUT OF SD FIELDS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
COURT TO EXAMINE INSURANCE BID,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
HUNTING LAWBREAKERS FACE COSTLIER FINES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*BEES--A SWEET, MONEYMAKING HARVEST","Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*BEES--A SWEET, MONEYMAKING HARVEST","Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*BEES--A SWEET, MONEYMAKING HARVEST","Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*HURRY, HURRY--ONLY 56 DAYS LEFT TO BUY A SNOW BLOWER","Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GARDEN CLUB DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
GARDEN CLUB DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
AUSTRALIAN BEEF EMBARGO BOOSTS GROUND BEEF PRICE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STRIKERS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHEN IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BRESLIN NOVEL PLUMBS DEPTHS OF DESPAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*LOCAL PITCHMEN SELL THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CRAFT EXHIBITION ACCEPTING ENTRIES IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BROWN BAGGERS SCHEDULE FOR WORKING WOMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
EXECTREK TO HELP CEREBRAL PALSY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HORSESHOE TOURNEY SEPT 4 AND 5,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SYMPHONY GUILD BRUNCH SEPT 8,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
AIR GUARD GOING TO PORTUGAL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HOMESTEADER DAY TO BE SEPT 12,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SCULPTOR TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SF,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BOMHOFF FACES CHALLENGE OF WARRIOR TRADITION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COACH CHARGES DISTRICT WITH SEX DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WALLEYE FISHING--TRY LAKE KAMPESKA,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SD GIRLS BASKETBALL SEASON OPENS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*CITY DENOUNCES UNION'S REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DAMAGE FROM STORM LESS THAN EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FARM ACTIVIST DELINQUENT ON FMHA LOAN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD STUDENTS PROTEST BANNING OF BEER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SD UNLIKELY NUKE DUMP SITE, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
'COPTER CRASH KILLS ELLSWORTH CO-PILOT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HANSEN ACCEPTS CHALLENGE FROM DANEKAS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SUCCESSFUL SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
URGED TO RETURN ACHIEVEMENT DAYS TO FAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE'S FUND IDEA SELF-SERVING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"ROBERTS SHOULD CHANGE MIND, DEBATE IN SF (L)","Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*NEW NORTHWESTERN BANK CHIEF NAMED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY HAS RENTAL REHABILITATION FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN ARRESTED ON FIREARMS CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE WILL VOTE TO OVERRIDE VETO,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOP WON'T RETALIATE ON HEADLINES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GREED MOTIVATED ETSI SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"TWO BOYS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT, KILLED--BLACK HAWK","Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SF PTA BEGINS NEW SCHOOL YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STATE EXPANDS WORKFARE TO 8 COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
STATE FAIR CHAIRMAN IS OPTIMISTIC-FINANCIAL RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SUCCESSFUL PREP PLAYOFFS ALTERED VERY LITTLE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*LARSEN BATTLES FOR SDSU SPOT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*LUKENS SHIFTS AGAIN FOR AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*LEIKVOLD LEADS USD RECEIVERS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
"*KENNERLY LIKES SF, WINNING FEELING","Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*HLEBICHUK EYES ANOTHER STATE TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*CANCER DOESN'T STOP PATRIOTS' GUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
"*KENNAN, WARRIORS LOOKING FOR BIG THINGS","Argus LeaderSep 02 1982, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
MORRELL MEETINGS GET UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
YANKTON TRIBAL ELECTION DRAWS 800 VOTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*PORCELAIN PREACHER IS PROUD TO BE A JANITOR,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FAMILY MAN...,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
HAGA'S ANXIOUS TO SERVE PRO BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHULTZ FIRES AUGUSTANA TO 26-9 TRIUMPH,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRUMPETING THE SUNRISE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ATTACK SHOWS SOVIETS CAN'T BE TRUSTED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BALTIC WOMAN DIES IN HORSE-RIDING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOBLESS RATE DROPS IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WINS TRACTOR PULL AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEPT FOLLOWING HEAT TREND SET IN AUG,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNBORN CHILD'S ESTATE CAN'T SUE DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LABOR DEPARTMENT PREDICTS JOB INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ATTACK COULD HURT TALKS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"TO PREVENT WAR, BE READY TO FIGHT","Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHILDREN'S FINGERPRINTS AID IDENTIFICATION (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BELLS ARE SOUND OF OPPORTUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BIRD FLAP ENDS--THE PARROT IS JOE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUTOPSY PLANNED ON MOBRIDGE WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEN INDICTED ON CHARGES OF DRUG RING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"PUBLIC TV, RADIO RAISE {dollar}25,123 IN AUGUST","Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SDSU TO HONOR EMINENT FARMERS, HOMEMAKERS","Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN WON'T RAISE NATURAL GAS PRICES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOLIDAY DRIVERS--BE CAREFUL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
NEW YORK WOMAN CONVICTED IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
QUESTIONS MAY DELAY WORK AT YANKTON LAKE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DRUG-RELATED CASE BRINGS 9 ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
HEAT IS PROBLEM FOR FAIR'S LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WALL COUPLE WAS ALONE NIGHT OF SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*FOOTBALL 1983,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HURON IS FAIR GAME FOR CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOSPITAL BOOM GOES BUST WITH LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MEDICAL CARE BUMPER CROP PLANTED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DAYS OF CARE DOWN STATEWIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
IOWA GIRLS SWITCH BRANDS OF BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GUN POWDER SWEET SCENT OF AUTUMN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MOURNING DOVE SEASON OPENS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*ANTELOPE NEED THINNING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*O'GORMAN WINS TEAM TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*DEMOLITION DERBY THRILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OZARK AIRLINER-SWEEPER CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISPOSAL FORUM MOVED TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAGE WAR FOR TEACHERS' SALARIES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS ARE A VITAL PART,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN ISN'T ONLY ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO SEEK WORLD PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THISTLES IN DITCH LOOK BAD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SD INCEST CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DASCHLE, BELL MEET THE VOTERS","Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SCHOOLS' ENROLLMENT DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
"MAN, 35, NABBED AFTER ROBBERY TRY","Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*KANE'S NAME IS LEFT OFF LIST,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR PUSHES CAUSE AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"WINNER MAN DIES WHEN CAR, TRUCK COLLIDE","Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
GROUP TO HELP MAINTAIN POET'S CABIN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*DAKOTA BOWL IS NO ORDINARY FOOTBALL GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ORIENTAL EATERIES SPROUT UP,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
DATA PROCESSING ORGANIZATION TO HEAR AUTHOR,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK AT ANNUAL CHAMBER MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
KEARNS CO RESUMES CUSTOMER PUBLICATION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
LUVERNE RADIO STATIONS NAME NEW MANAGER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MICROWAVE DIVISION IS RIPE FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL CREDIT UNION ASSETS TOP {dollar}41 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WHEAT GROWERS SPONSORING GRAIN CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
FILED FOR THE FIRST HALF OF AUGUST 1984,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1984, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
*MORRELL PICKETS MARCH,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY OBSERVES LABOR DAY WITH FINGERS CROSSED (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*STUDENTS SAY ALCOHOL IS POPULAR,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PHEASANT SEASON BEGINS WITH BANG,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS BOY SERIOUSLY INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATEWIDE MARKET OPENS TO DOG TRACKS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITIES' INSURANCE PREMIUMS SOAR,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"DOG, PUPPIES DIE OF ENDOTOXINS, VET REPORTS","Argus LeaderSep 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FOREST SERVICE INCREASES ON-CALL FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE FAIR ATTENDANCE DIPS FOR 2ND STRAIGHT DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*RIDE FOR MD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ITEMS FROM DRUG BUST AUCTIONED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MIDWAY LIFE'S OFTEN DULL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM CRISIS OVERSHADOWS ALL ELSE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*COMPETITION CUTS WORKFORCE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TO APPEAL 'NEWSWEEK' LIBEL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COLLECTORS GROOVE ON MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MERGER GIVES LUTHERANS STRONGER VOICE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC BROADCASTING IS WIDELY AVAILABLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROTECT FALSELY ACCUSED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TEACHERS MAKE HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*JANKLOW, LEAR FIGHT HOLY WAR","Argus LeaderSep 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS KICK IN FOR JERRY'S KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION MAY OK REZONING TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ALCOHOL TAX SUPPORTER GATHER SIGNATURES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*SUMMER'S OVER FOR 17,317 STUDENTS","Argus LeaderSep 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AUGUST BOOM MAY SAVE TOURIST SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POLICE TRAVEL TO DALLAS TO SEE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CANDIDATES DISCUSS SCHOOL AID FORMULA,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR FIELDS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*ATTACKS HAVE AREA ON EDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE FINES ALPHA CENTER {dollar}500,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD PAYCHECKS STILL THE SMALLEST,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BODY MIGHT BE LOCAL MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BUS SCHEDULE FOR 1987-88 SCHOOL YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FAILING AIDS COMPASSION TEST (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FOUNDING FATHERS PUT TOGETHER DOCUMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GROUPS COST CITY MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD NEEDS FIRMS LIKE HONEYWELL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RAPID CITY LEADS WAY AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ANDERSON WEIGHING CONGRESSIONAL BID,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON MEETINGS FOCUS ON BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RADIO PROMOTION TO FIGHT DISEASE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD JOBS PROGRAM OFFERS TAX CREDITS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
US ATTORNEY TO BE SWORN IN TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY ADOPTS DRAINAGE PERMIT PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"FATHER, SON DUEL FOR 48TH TIME","Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PARKS DEPT TO KEEP TREES IN TRIM,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PEACE GROUP TO REVEAL MISSILE SITES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMUNITY SUPPORTS PRINCIPAL AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PRESIDENTIAL FORUM DROPPED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ASKED TO REVERSE KERKHOVE MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
POLICE PROBE RAPE REPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
VIETNAM MEMORIAL GAINS LITTLE ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GRANT TO HELP STURGIS EDUCATIONAL FACILITY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON CHOSEN FOR INDIAN ISSUES ROLE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON NAMES FOUR TO ADVISORY BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINING COMPANY SOLD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEACHERS STILL WITHOUT CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE HOSPITAL PATIENT CHOKES TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SOUTHEAST COUNTIES PLANT MOST CORN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*GO FISH AND REEL IN A MEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HARRIS GIVEN SCHOOL BELL AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
LITERACY GROUP HONORS MEYER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
LOCAL BALLOONIST WINS RAVEN CUP,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
USD EMERITUS PROFESSORS NAMED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
BOWL DEDICATED TO BURNS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FREEMAN FLYERS BEGIN DEFENSE OF TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CURRY LEADS LINCOLN INTO SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*RUMMEL RAMP FINISH DATE PUSHED BACK,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CUTS 14 SALES JOBS AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KIDS WEREN'T WITH HIM ON PLANE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DUKAKIS VISIT HERE TO BE BRIEF,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LODERMEIER CALLED DANGER TO SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
WARDEN'S RETIREMENT WILL LEAVE BIG VOID (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PARK SERVICE CORRECTS HISTORICAL MISTAKES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
INITIATIVES WOULD COST JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BUSH IS PRO-LIFE SUPPORTER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
A SETBACK FROM KEYNOTE'S CLOSURE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SERIES WITH LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCULPTURING LIFE'S TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LIVING IN THE SHADOW OF HER HUSBAND ...,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NOTHING SEEMS ABLE TO PLEASE THE MAN ...,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WHO WAS THAT MAN MOVING AROUND AGAIN ...,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DEFENDING THE HONOR OF SOUTH DAKOTA ...,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
EXTENSION SERVICE SALE TO BE FINALIZED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAZE IS REALLY FOREST FIRE SMOKE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS QUIT SEARCH FOR STILLBORN BABY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS WHO PLANT GRASS CAN WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZENS TO DO SAFETY SURVEY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PICKING UP THE PATROL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CARNIVAL ACCIDENT SECOND IN TWO WEEKS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT SEEKS PAY CONSISTENCY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FORMER JUDGE, VETERANS LEADER DIES","Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAUSE OF MORRELL FIRE UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MOTHER PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN SON'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*RANCHER SAYS BUFFALO UNAFFECTED BY DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IF CITY MAN WILL BE CHARGED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GIRLS TIP OFF BASKETBALL SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*AT&T STILL CONTROLS MARKET,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*MILLION-DOLLAR ADS READIED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*GOVERNOR'S BACK LAWN IS SD'S 'FIELD OF DREAMS',"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHERWAX'S TO CLOSE DOORS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAIDED CRACK HOUSE LINKED TO LA GANG,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TWINS OWNER POHLAD BUYS WESTERN BANK,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PASTOR RECREATES HIS YOUTH TO SPREAD GOSPEL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SCORE ONE FOR ANTI-STEROID EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GUARD EDITORIAL ASININE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MANY MENTAL PATIENTS NOT COMMUNITY THREAT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHO'S IN CONTROL AT PRISON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
.500 RECORD IS CHRISTIAN'S GOAL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ALLEN TAKING LOOK AT GOVERNOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY BUS ROUTES CHANGE NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAIR SETS ANOTHER ATTENDANCE RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP WILL DISCUSS NEBRASKA BRIDGE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE ADDS CHARGE AGAINST RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DON'T FEED THE ZOOKEEPER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TWO MEN INVOLVED IN SECOND STABBING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN CALLS FOR WATER RATES TO RISE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USD FRATERNITY'S SANCTIONS CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EPA DECISION TO AFFECT CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FARGO JOB INTERESTS FORMER POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*RANDALL ON PROBATION FOR ODOMETER FRAUD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER--PRISONS TOO COMFORTABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*THE PAY OF SD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ENIGMATIC SINCLAIR CONFIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PARENTS HAVE MAJOR ROLE IN EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTERS HAVE TOO MUCH HOMEWORK (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FRANKENFELD GETS 'BIG GUN' SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DON'T PAVE OVER 6TH STREET LANDMARK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SOME HANDICAPPED DON'T SHOW DISABILITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BUMPERS GREAT CHOICE FOR WHITE HOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
'ARGUS' HYPOCRITICAL OF ENERGY ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
LAWMAKERS MUST REJECT GOVERNMENT WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
BANTAM BALL SHOULD STAY AT COVELL LAKE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
VOTERS SHOULD PASS BOTH INITIATIVES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
BINOCULARS HELP RESERVED SEAT BUYERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*COYOTES PREVAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
O'GORMAN TURNS BACK BROOKINGS 35-17,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW ACE HARDWARE WILL OPEN TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LEADER OF EROS KEEPS PUSHING SELF,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GREAT PLAINS ZOO GIVEN RARE MONKEYS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TO MEET THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
USDA OFFICIAL TO GIVE SPEECH AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
VET SPREADS MESSAGE ABOUT AGENT ORANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
50-YEAR REUNION PLANNED FOR VETERANS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*FOOTBALL FANS FIND FOOD, FUN, FINE FARE","Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES USE FAIR FOR POLITICS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MUENSTER SUGGESTS RECALLING EUROPE TROOPS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*TOO MUCH OF DEFENSE BURDEN--PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
SENATE CANDIDATES USE TV ADS TO WOO VOTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY DROPS CHARGES AGAINST GANG MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN TO MEET IN PLANKINGTON,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*CATTLE FITTER'S SECRET--HARD WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
*THEATERS PLAN FAMILIAR FARE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
LEADER AIMS FOR A SEASON OF THRILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
AREA ART GALLERIES MIX FAMILIAR WITH UNIQUE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.F, p.03, col.3"
*FLEXIBILITY KEY TO FINDING RIGHT HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
"CAR, DRIVER LICENSING INFORMATION","Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.N, p.02, col.4"
*SNOWFALL BRINGS SPECIAL RULES FOR CITY PARKING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*VARIETY IN TRAVEL OPTIONS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
EVENTS ABOUND THROUGH YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.N, p.03, col.5"
*CITY GROWTH SPURS NEW SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*CITY AIMS TO SERVE AS MECCA FOR REGION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*THERE'S MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE AT LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.N, p.07, col.3"
*SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*COUNTY COMMISSION MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.N, p.08, col.3"
*CITY COMMISSION MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.N, p.08, col.5"
*TOP 10 EMPLOYERS IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.N, p.10, col.2"
"FACILITIES FOR FUN, FANS AND FITNESS","Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
"*COMMUNITY GROUPS PROVIDE SERVICES, COUNSELING","Argus LeaderSep 02 1990, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*MATHIS CASE LACKS LEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEED GOOD CHEMISTRY FOR GROWTH IN 1990'S,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBE BRINGS LOST MEMBERS BACK HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*RADIO EXPERIENCE STUFF NIGHTMARES ARE MADE OF,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PACE QUICK AT DOCTOR'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
HEART TROUBLE TREATABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
AMERICANS THREATENED BY LOSS OF GUN RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DELAY INTENSIFIES AMBULANCE MESS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T USE ANIMALS FOR TARGET PRACTICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ONE RESON YOUTH DEVALUING LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*BEING A JOURNALIST HARDER THAN IT LOOKS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*CARING FOR KIDS IS AN UNRELENTING CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*FARMERS START EARLY, STAY LATE","Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CENTER PLANS FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO CONDUCT TESTS ON SEWERS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXHIBIT BEGINS FRIDAY AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIAL OFFERS 1991 HIGHWAY ACT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VALLEY PARK IS FOR THE RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD SENATOR FIGHTS TO PROTECT LIVING WILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HARKIN TESTS SD WATERS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
{dollar}9.15 MILLION OK'D FOR DEADWOOD PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EXTENT OF DAMAGE FROM LEAK UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN ABERDEEN BEATING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY GROUP PLANS BREWING PUB,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CHAMBER MUSIC,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*FOREIGN STUDENTS FINDING NICHE AT USD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
STATE'S OLDEST WWI VETERAN DIES AT 102,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
TOURISTS BECOMING COMMON ON 'DANCES' RANCH,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DROPOUT PREVENTION--GETS TOUGH ON TRUANCY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
LAWSUIT--WHO PAYS LAWYER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SF MAY LOSE SOME COMPUTER JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
"*STUDENT REBUILDS LIFE, DREAMS","Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AS CLOSE AS YOUR OWN BACKYARD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MOELLER FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BUSH RALLY GOES RURAL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ALCOHOL AD ON FOOTBALL TICKETS STIRS CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCKENNAN HOSPITAL SAYS IT CUT PRICES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*NEIGHBORS AGREE WITH CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BUSH WELCOME IN RURAL AMERICA (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MAGAZINE RANKING ONLY SUITED FOR RICH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SF BEATS MOST MIDWEST CITIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
EDUCATION FREEDOM DISASTER FOR EVERYONE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LONE EXPENSE ITEM NO REASON FOR HIKE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
DASCHLE TO FORMALLY DECLARE CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MARKER DESCRIBES CANTON SKI HILL SITE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST SUSPECT IN RIVERSIDE RAPES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE AWAIT AUTOPSY ON STURGIS COUPLE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
US'S TOP PROSECUTOR COMMENDS SF POLICE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 JUVENILES ARRESTED IN VANDALISM SPREE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOST FAVOR CONDOM DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REDI LINKED TO HOUSING PINCH,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CORSON WINS TRUCK ROUTE FIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*RAIN PELTS STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY BUDGET HAS 1ST REVIEW,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*BENNETT COUNTY GIRL WINS TEEN PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MADISON CONTESTANT IS MISS PRAIRIE VILLAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WATERTOWN TEEN WINS MISS TEEN PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARMY PARACHUTE TEAM TO PERFORM AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*4-H IS STILL A FAIRGROUND ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EASTERN EUROPEANS ARRIVE FOR CARDIAC TRAINING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SDSU PROFESSOR BASES RESEARCH ON CATALYSTS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*EPA POLICIES CHOKING ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
GAS SUPPLIER RUNS ON EMPTY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
TO DISMISS PROPOSED RATE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*HANSEN-KRULL TEAM IN BATTLE FOR HUSET'S TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TOUGH EARLY SCHEDULE WILL TEST YOUNG PATRIOTS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PHEASANT ESTIMATES LOOK GOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*PARENTS CAN'T, SHOULDN'T HIDE THE BAD NEWS","Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LUNCH BOXES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN FEUD ENDS IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY LOSING ITS INNOCENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCENE OF THE MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*'HE JUST GOT PUSHED TOO FAR,' FRIEND SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*KILLING PROMPTS REFLECTION AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*FAMILY MOVED BACK TO ENTER CITY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
BAD BLOOD BOILED BETWEEN 2 YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
RACE FOR GOVERNOR CLEARS UP-SORT OF (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THE ENTIRE STORY SHOULD BE PRINTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOD WON'T TOLERATE HOMOSEXUALITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
LET'S PRAY TO END ABORTION VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
CHAMBER SECRETARY SUPPORTS MOTEL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GOLDEN WEST TO BUY CONTEL CORPORATION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
RAPID CITY COMPANY TO SELL VIDEOGAMES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*CLOWNING AROUND,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
COUNTY JOB GROWTH TOPS STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
FLOOD-DAMAGED FURNACES COVERED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUND-RAISER IS FRIDAY FOR DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUSBAND ARRESTED IN WIFE'S SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO EXPLANATION FOR CAR IN CREEK,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEEN DIES IN HAYING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"RED CROSS RAISES {dollar}3,110 FOR FLOOD RELIEF","Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PEDAL POWER PUSHES KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LABOR SECRETARY DIES FROM CANCER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LIVESTOCK SALES BRIGHT SIDE OF RAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*REBUILT 18TH STREET MUST BE REDONE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOLS SAY ACCREDITATION LEVELS UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HUNDREDS MOURN FOR LAKOTA HISTORIAN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON MEMORIAL EYED FOR FAIRGROUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICROWAVE CORD BLAMED FOR FIRE--MOBRIDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILLER GIVES GRANTS FOR MEDICAL NEEDS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TREE EXPERIMENT IS BURNING QUEST,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BARBECUE TO HELP FLOOD VICTIM,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
COURT HEARS APPEAL ON WASTE DUMPING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CLAIMS QUESTIONED IN DEADWOOD BET-LIMIT DEBATE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
S DAKOTA UNIVERSITIES RETAIN MORE THAN HALF STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*CENTRAL VALLEY WOMEN PICK UP GOLF TROPHIES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNIGHTS HOPE TO BUILD ON PAST SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON SHOOTS FOR TURNAROUND,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES TIP ST PAUL 2-1,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*COLD FRONT SLOWS AREA FISHING ACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MAKE LEARNING A PARTNERSHIP (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SU FU DU DRUM LINE TO BEAT IT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE BLOCKS BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SPECIAL SESSION LIKELY THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COUNTIES' ATTORNEY--SPECIAL SESSION UNNEEDED,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*DASCHLE IS ON 'SPENDER' LIST,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
LAWMAKERS SHOULD TAKE MORE TIME OFF (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DON'T RELAX STANDARDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TOBACCO ADS SKETCH BOGUS SCENARIOS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
BUREAUCRACY ERODING INDIVIDUALS' FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"ABORTION IS CRIMINAL, NOT HEALTH CARE (L)","Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
HIGH-QUALITY WATER KEY TO STATE'S ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
WORDS WON'T CHANGE REALITY OF ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
CLOSE-MINDED LEADERS DAMAGE SCHOOL SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
NEW CITY GOVERNMENT COULD BE DISASTROUS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.6"
*HAVING A FAIR TIME IN HURON,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
POLICE SEEK TIPS IN DISAPPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOY WITH LEUKEMIA TO VISIT SEA WORLD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSORS TO SPEAK TO AUDUBON CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES TO ATTEND POWER CO-OP MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUCTION TO RAISE FUNDS FOR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PASLEY DONATES LAND FOR PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A LITTLE HOOPLA,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY LIKELY TO LOSE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE SOLD EQUIPMENT FOR FRACTION OF WORTH,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOW TEMPS AGAIN TAKE SIZZLE OUT OF SUMMER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN SENTENCED FOR CARRIAGE-HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TRIBAL EQUIPMENT WENT TO OHIO, PROBE SHOWS","Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COURT REJECTS APPEAL IN GANG MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SPRINGFIELD PRISON GUARDS FILE APPEAL FOR PAY RAISES,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FARMERS SUPPORT CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STUDENT-LOAN DEFAULTS LOWER THAN AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CITY AIRPORT MAY GO INTERNATIONAL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*GADGETS GALORE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STATE OFFICIALS SEEK CORN PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SFC HASN'T HAD WINNER SINCE '88,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MYSTIQUE DOESN'T FAZE LYNX,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
YBARRA KEEPS BIRDS' SLIM HOPES ALIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*KNIGHTS LOADED FOR THIRD TITLE RUN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*SYMPHONY ASKS TICKET HOLDERS TO BE PATIENT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POLISH PAPER MADE INTO ART WITH SNIPPING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*APPLE TREES PRUNED FOR PRODUCTION ONLY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*CITY WANTS CHURCH PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"FOR SOME TOWNS, HUNTING IS BIGGEST DRAW","Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*VANDALS BLAMED IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PROMISE KEEPERS WANT CONVENTION AT HOWARD WOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SIOUX CITY WILL END FREE AIRPORT PARKING,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INSENSITIVE WITH CONSPIRACY TALK (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GLORY HOUSE A PLUS FOR COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PET OWNERS MUST CARE NOT TO OVERPOPULATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GRAND JURY SECRECY SERVES VITAL PURPOSE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ADULTS AT DAKOTA BOWL BAD EXAMPLE FOR KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*FRUIT OF HARVEST REVEALS JOY OF FAITHFUL LABOR,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE PASSENGER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HAZELTINE TO HEAD PROFESSIONAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INSECT INFESTATION STRIKES AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER ON THE VOLLEYBALL COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY MAY CUT SCHOOL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MISSOURI RIVER DRAINING GOES ACCORDING TO CORPS PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAN SUES SCHOOL BUS COMPANY FOR NEGLIGENCE IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GARZA TESTIFIES IN OWN DEFENSE AT MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
WELCOME WEEK STARTS TODAY ON CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*RAZING STRUCTURE CONSIDERED BY BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MEETING ON FEEDLOT PLANNED FOR THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*THRESHING JAMBOREE ATTENDANCE DROPS--MADISON,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SUSPECTED FIREBOMBER TO BE TRIED AS ADULT,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
REPUBLICAN TRIES OUT TV CAMPAIGN ADS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*VISITORS ENJOY STATE FAIR'S RURAL SIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"LAWMAKERS TACKLE TRADITION, UNHAPPINESS WITH TAXES","Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GOVERNOR ORDERS 4 MORE DRUG DOGS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SERVED IN WWII AIR PATROL,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*FREQUENCY OF MAMMOGRAMS,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
JURY CONVICTS TEEN IN POLICEMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
ADDITIONAL LAWSUITS FILED IN TERRA BLAST'S AFTERMATH,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CAR DEALER ACCUSED OF AGE DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*BUILDER BOB IS ON RADIO CALL-IN SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HOMEMADE BOMBS SEIZED-SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
LOVE OF LABOR DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LABOR DAY PLAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MINING DOESN'T TAINT CLEAN ND AIR,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MINING DOESN'T TAINT CLEAN ND AIR,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CHESS CHAMPION RETAINS TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*TON OF MUSCLE ON FOUR LEGS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*TON OF MUSCLE ON FOUR LEGS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ND LOW ON WOMEN'S ED RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
NATIONAL WILL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SAVE THE DOLL MUSEUM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
GARBAGE HAULING STANDARDS PROPOSED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
'CHEAP SHOTS' ABOUT CONGRESS' RECESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
'CHEAP SHOTS' ABOUT CONGRESS' RECESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
HOSPITAL CAN EASE TRAUMA,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*A JOYFUL CELEBRATION IN GYPSY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1979, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*SENATE FOES PROJECT DIVERSE STYLES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HERBERGER'S TO LEAVE SF,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE FOES PROJECT DIVERSE STYLES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE FOES PROJECT DIVERSE STYLES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HERBERGER'S TO LEAVE SF,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT PUSHES UP FOOD BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DROUGHT PUSHES UP FOOD BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*THE MINNESOTA VIKINGS' SPECIAL MAGNETISM,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HEAD START PROGRAM GIVES KIDS EXTRA PUSH,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYER ADMITS THEFTS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYER ADMITS THEFTS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUILDING PLANS PROTESTED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION REJECTS SALARY CUT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY QUITS SE COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST OF 4 STATE RAIL PAYMENTS DUE OCT 1,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION REJECTS SALARY CUT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BUILDING PLANS PROTESTED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY GARAGE WORK MAY BE LIMITED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CITY GARAGE WORK MAY BE LIMITED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
RAIN TRIGGERS WHEAT PLANTING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
RAIN RIGGERS WHEAT PLANTING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
ADVICE FOR CITIES SUING THE CENSUS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT INJURES SF MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"STATE FAIR ATTENDANCE TOTALS 211,908","Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EIGHTH STREET CLOSED THIS MORNING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
3 DIE IN LABOR DAY TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
HOMESTAKE MAY DRILL 3RD SHAFT AT LEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
3 DIE IN LABOR DAY TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
GAS ASPHYXIATION KILLS TULARE MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SD REDUCES GAS CONSUMPTION 6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"FAIR LIVESTOCK NETS {dollar}176,239","Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"SD PLEDGES {dollar}180,000 TO TELETHON","Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
CANADIANS CONCERNED ABOUT GARRISON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PIPELINE FIRM TO SEEK SITING PERMIT IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
ABORTION SUPPORTERS PLAN NEW AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEDS WON'T LET WESTERN CUT FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BEAUTY IS IN THE TIE OF THE BEHOLDER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUT WILL MY SOCIAL SECURITY CHANGE...,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BUT WILL MY SOCIAL SECURITY CHANGE...,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TRIBE'S BRIBERY SUIT IN COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE, SD POLITICS...","Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE, SD POLITICS...","Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*HEY MISTER, NEED A PARKING PLACE","Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE'S BRIBERY SUIT IN COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE, SD POLITICS...","Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GAMBLING DEVICES CONFISCATED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CIVIL RIGHTS AGENCY CONCERNED WITH CONFLICT OF INTEREST,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CIVIL RIGHTS AGENCY CONCERNED WITH CONFLICT OF INTEREST,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PENNY SAVINGS HELP MOTORISTS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ACCIDENT KILLS LAKE TRAVERSE MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HERBERGERS TO CLOSE IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ASCS TO PROBE FARMERS' COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMPLAINT NAMES HURON COMPANY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF SCHOOL INFORMATION LINE OPEN,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FORMER SBA HEAD RETURNING TO SF,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
THOUSANDS RECEIVE HEARING NOTICES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN FACES 2ND RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MAN GETS 4 YEARS FOR SHOOTING DEATH-HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
RAPID CITY CONTROLLER SAYS THEY'LL BE BACK THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SD ESCAPEE CAPTURED IN CALIF,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"*HUMOR BOOKS--LIGHT, SWEET TREATS","Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KELO LANDS WEATHERMAN KEN HIRSCH,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KELO LANDS WEATHERMAN KEN HIRSCH,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SYMPHONY--A SOLD-OUT SEASON...,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SYMPHONY--A SOLD OUT SEASON...,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ARTS FESTIVAL TO PREVIEW FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAINTING NAMED VISITORS' CHOICE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HISTORIC SD MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
DSC COURSE AT PARKER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
LWV FALL MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
HEALTH CARE CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
MD CARNIVAL FUND RAISER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
*WARRIOR GOLFERS COLLECT SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
THAYER CITED AS TOP CONSERVATIONIST,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
AUTUMN'S COMING DOESN'T MEAN END TO GOOD FISHING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
THAYER CITED AS TOP CONSERVATIONIST,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*STRIKE GOES ON PEACEFULLY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINERS OFFERED COOLING-OFF PERIOD,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MA BELL FILES 4 RATE INCREASE...,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*CATCH 'DINER,' THE SLEEPER HIT OF 1982","Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEST STATES SIGN NUCLEAR WASTE COMPACT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION INSPECTOR'S JOB ELIMINATED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SHETLAND BREEDER LEAVING SD STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FOUND IN CONTEMPT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE TELLS SF STOCKBROKER TO HIRE LAWYER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AMERICA'S FAVORITE SWEDE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORTHWHILE & TIMELY LOOK AT SOCIAL PROTEST (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESS COUNCIL OK'D AS LENDER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORPS CONSIDERS RAISING LAKE LEVEL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JAIL INMATE CRITICAL AFTER SUICIDE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THREE IN RUNNING FOR NSC PRESIDENCY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ATTORNEYS GENERAL TO DISCUSS ETSI,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CARNIVAL BUSINESS IS FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"GRANT, LOAN APPROVED FOR AURORA-BRULE SYSTEM","Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TEN TO RECEIVE VALOR AWARD AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BIGGINS' VICTORY CAN'T CARRY WHS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*ADJOINING BUILDING THREATENS GIRLS CLUB,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW'S SUIT AGAINST VIKING RETURNS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HONORING THOSE WHO DIED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*IDEA OF WORK ETHIC GETS MEANING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
THANKS TO TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
APARTMENT LOAN DEAL WILL BEGIN,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LABOR PICNIC WILL BE AT PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEUFELD WON'T MAKE TRIP TO SITE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNOFFICIAL RETURNS IN FOR TRIBAL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DENTIST WANTS SEPARATE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KNOBE DELAYS DECISION ABOUT CONGRESS RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PART OF ROCK 'N' ROLL IDOL LIVES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COURT--INNOCENCE REMINDER NOT NEEDED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
'DEATHTRAP' OPENS THEATER SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW'S VOLUNTEER IDEA IS A BIG AID (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSURE SOVIET UNION TO EXPLAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAIR SHOULDN'T EXPLOIT HANDICAPPED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SD SHOULD SAY NO TO NUCLEAR WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PRIORITIES ARE NEEDED ON STREET REPAIR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
MANAGER WRONG IN BARRING DRIVER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
READER IS IRRITATED BY PERSON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*650-POUND KEEPS 'EM DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA OFFERS SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BANK PRESIDENT HEADS INVESTMENT COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BODY OF DROWNING VICTIM RECOVERED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FEWER PEOPLE ATTEND STATE FAIR THAN LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HORSE CLASSIC WILL FEATURE JUMPING COURSE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE WON'T DERAIL SD SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLICE WARN OF CALLS FROM BURGLARS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON POLICE ARREST COUPLE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
UTILITY COMMISSION SCHEDULES BELL HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MCKELLIPS SAYS JANKLOW CONTROLS GOP,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
MORTGAGE COSTS LOW,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*A LITTLE HEAT IN THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY HAS MORE JOBS TO OFFER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*CLOCKIN' IN, CLOCKIN' OUT FOR 44 YEARS","Argus LeaderSep 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FLEA MARKET PROVIDES PORTHOLE TO THE PAST,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNGER WALK NETS {dollar}800 FOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION'S FALL MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON WOMAN ELECTED PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROFESSOR SHENANDOAH MARCHES ACROSS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*YOUR HOUSE IS ON FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CITY'S NEWEST FIRE STATION HAS A LOOK,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DON'T WAIT FOR CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP OFFICIAL DISPUTES BEER EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLACK HILLS LOGS MOVING DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MORRELL WORKERS TO HEAR OFFER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STUDENTS HEAD BACK TO CLASS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEW SCHOOL YEAR STARTS ON ENCOURAGING NOTE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
OTHERS DON'T WANT DUMP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WRONG TO INTERFERE IN SOUTH AFRICAN AFFAIRS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COMPANY AFRAID OF ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
LIVING WILLS--A RIGHT TO DIE OR A FORM OF SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AMBROSIUS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF LOCAL BPW CLUB,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BETA SIGMA PHI INSTALLS CITY COUNCIL OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DE HAAN NAMED PRESIDENT OF LIONESS CLUB,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MARY CHILTON DAR CHAPTER ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"SERTOMA CLUB MEET, NAME NEW OFFICERS","Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CREATIVE KIDS COLLECT TELETHON CASH,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STRIKE WILL CHOKE SPENDING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD INMATES ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN UNLIMITED LOSES AID,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"TOO FEW HOGS, TOO MANY WORKERS","Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BRIDGE OPENING GREETS SCHOOL START,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VETERANS CENTER PLANS {dollar}20 MILLION RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
AUGUST TEMPERATURE DIP LOWEST SINCE 1915,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONGRESSIONAL PANEL TO MEET CATTLE PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS ARLINGTON'S FISH HAVEN RESORT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRASSLANDS CLOSED BECAUSE OF FIRE DANGER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOUNT RUSHMORE STATE'S TOURISM BRIGHT SPOT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO CONTAMINATION IN WATER--LEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE RAPID CITY EXPLOSION, FIRE","Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"WALLACE MAN, 24, DROWNS IN STATE LAKE","Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE ASKS TO USE PRAIRIE DOG POISON,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*GRADE SCHOOLS GET PASSING MARK,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HAMMONS MAY SELL HOTEL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PROMINENT SOUTH DAKOTANS FRUGAL AND FICKLE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OVERCOME FIRST-DAY JITTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DRINKING AGE FIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STATE OF FAIR ATTENDANCE IS STRONG,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN CHARGED IN RAPE OF 5-YEAR-OLD GIRL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL GRAND JURY HANDS UP SEVERAL INDICTMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LISTERIOSIS REPORTED IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES TO APPEAR AT EAST RIVER MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
EX-ABDNOR AIDE TO FORM DASCHLE COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
IDEAL MAN LONE LABOR DAY TRAFFIC DEATH IN STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BURG BLASTS PUC,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MEDICAL GUIDELINES GIVEN TO COUNTY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SF COUPLE AS TYPICAL MIDDLE AMERICANS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FMHA LOAN MOVE CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DOCTOR CLEARED IN '73 PATIENT DEATH RETIRES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FALSE FIRE ALARM CLEARS STATE OFFICE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARGO MAN BUYS BROOKINGS STATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY JOURNAL EDITOR TO STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE COLLEGE FACULTY BEGIN TERM WITH CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
81 OPEN AGAIN AFTER WORK TO RAISE ROADWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUYING LAND FOR EXTENSION BUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CITY HAS ROCKY SESSION ON LANDSCAPING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CIVIL DEFENSE CHANGE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RULING ON SD CELLMATES UPHELD,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FAIR ATTENDANCE HIGHER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*VOLUNTEERS DELIVER FOOD, FRIENDSHIP","Argus LeaderSep 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*ACTOR BRANDO OFFERS {dollar}5,000 TO SD PRISON","Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GAY ACTIVIST--STATE AIDS COUNT TOO LOW,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SCHOOLS BEFORE LABOR DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CRITICS SHOULD CONSIDER THE FACTS ABOUT TRIPS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE SPOTLIGHT SHINES ON VA CENTER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*HELP CITIZENS DETER CRIMINALS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CENTENNIAL READING SERIES BEGINS THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ACCIDENT KILLS GROTON YOUTH,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE MEETINGS FOCUS ON HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAIR ATTENDANCE UP ON FIRST DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUND TO BENEFIT EXPLOSION VICTIM,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP TO TEACH GRANT WRITING SKILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHAMBER LOSES LOBBYIST TO MINING EFFORT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DETECTIVES SEEK ARIZONA MURDER ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEES FOR YEAR'S CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALPHA CENTER SEEKS POST-TRIAL RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW SPECIAL ED DIRECTOR FEELS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEGALITY OF QUARRY PETITION DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LESSON IN PATIENCE FROM NEW COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE ISSUES FIRST DEVELOPMENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LOTTERY CONTRACTS GOING TO RETAILERS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BUILDING PERMITS DOWN IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOX ELDER EMPLOYEES NEGOTIATING CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS LANDFILL REMOVED FROM TOXIC LIST,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CAPTURED INMATE PLEADS INNOCENT IN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY DEBATES USE OF LEFTOVER FEDERAL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"COURT AWARDS COUPLE {dollar}450,000 IN ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEADWOOD MAYOR TO PUSH PARKING ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINING PROPONENTS PLAN MORATORIUM FIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL INDUSTRY BREAKS GROUND FOR BUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON SIOUX TRIBE TO CHOOSE CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LONG-TIME FARMERS HONORED AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
JOHNSON WITH FEDERAL BUDGET DIFFICULTIES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
VISITATION INCREASES AT ELLSWORTH AIR,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
U S WEST ACCUSED OF SPYING ON PETITIONERS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BELL REQUEST ON DEREGULATION REJECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"VOLK, JOHNSON TO STUMP AT SAME CENTER","Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DUKAKIS RALLY TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
KORTANS THANK THEIR SUPPORTERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TWO CITY RESIDENTS HELP MOTORIST,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"TOUR DE CURE HELPS RAISE {dollar}35,000","Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
THE TWINS STILL CHAMPIONS TO FANS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
UNICAMERAL OFFERS MORE EFFECTIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW TAX FURTHER ERODES QUALITY OF LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROPOSITION HURT CALIFORNIA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COALITION IS NON-PARTISAN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HELP PRESERVE BLACK HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LAW VIOLATES CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
AUGUSTANA HAS FIELD OF FUTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MOVES INTO CONTENTION IN CANADA,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COURT APPROVES PLAN FOR NEW CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOURTH AVE PROJECT GETS STATE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED ON KIDNAP CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO PUSH REGIONAL AIR CARRIER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR NAMED SD AUTHOR OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REFUGEES SHARE NEW TASTE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAIR ATTENDANCE COMES UP SHORT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GETS OK TO BOOST RIVER'S LEVEL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DAKOTA MEN ACCUSED OF FRAUD,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SCHOOL DISTRICT CALLS FOR DAKOTA PROP WAR,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD CONSIDERS CLOSING DORM AT SCHOOL FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FIRE DAMAGES TRI-STATE PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FAIR GAME AT POLITICAL BOOTHS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHILDREN OF THIRD REICH REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FIRE LATEST IN LONG LIST OF TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ADDED PRISON SPACE STATE PRIORITY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SENATE RACE--STRONG IMPACT ON DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IDENTIFYING INDIANS CONFUSING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PRESSLER WOULD LINK AID TO DRUG-FIGHT COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
AUGUST WAS PAPER'S MOST ERROR-PRONE MONTH,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GOP NEEDS SOME LESSONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PRISON RELEASE DATES EASY TO MISCALCULATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EAST SIDE WILL MISS POOL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CRITIC MAY GET WET FOR ART (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*NCC FOOTBALL CUTS PATH INTO CANADA,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTAN WAS FILL-IN FOR BASEBALL LEGEND,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DEFEATS WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER CONTENDS AT 69,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MILLER'S BLOCK PRESERVES WIN FOR SD STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DOVE SEASON BECOMES RITE OF FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CORSICA POSTMASTER ELECTED TO OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DINOSAUR EXHIBIT HITS ZOO TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLIST TREATED AT CITY HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY HAS LEFT HIM WITHOUT WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DORM ROOM DECORATORS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAIR ATTENDANCE DOWN ON 4TH DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU GETS HELP FOR RADIO STATION,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEA AIRPORT PROJECT CLEARED FOR TAKEOFF,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN 2-YEAR-OLD HOME FROM HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SPEARFISH MUSEUM DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*REARRESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PROFESSIONALISM SERIES WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RARE CLOVER FOUND IN PASTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WORTHING PRODUCT CLEANS UP,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BACKWATER TOWN LIVES IN INFAMY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*DIRECTORS RETURN DRAMA TO STAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*CONDUCTOR PLANS CLASSICAL FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
DROUGHT DOESN'T DAMPEN STATE'S SUMMER BEAUTY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1989, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
*CELEBRATION A LABOR OF LOVE FOR 90 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PEDIATRIC CARDIOLOGIST MOVES FROM MIDEAST,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX ELDER'S WORDS ECHO IN THE BADLANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*BEACH BOYS' LEGACY LIVES ON,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DENVER GIVES SOLID PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LABOR DAY POSES SCHOOL CHALLEGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABORTION FOES WOULD TAKE UNWANTED KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TOO MUCH BATHING MAY IRRITATE SKIN,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LEGAL WILL IN NY IS VALID HERE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*COUPLE TRIES NEW METHOD OF INSULATING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AAA ASKS DRIVERS TO WATCH FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOM RELIEVED AFTER PRESSLER TALKS TO SON,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD HEALTH SECRETARY APPOINTED TO PANEL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEND SERVICEMEN'S MAIL TO THIS ADDRESS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TREATMENT PROGRAMS' REUNION SET FOR SEPTEMBER 15,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN DEAD AFTER CRASH NEAR ELKTON,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ACCIDENTLY SHOT HOLE IN POLICE CAR ROOF,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ARE SOUTH DAKOTANS BETTER OFF NOW,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AS MUCH A TRADITION AS TOWN'S PARADE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TWIRLING TO THE TOP,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOVERNMENT GROUP TOUTS RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN THE STATES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE DEFENDS SENTENCE IN HAIRCUTTING ATTACK,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PHEASANT POPULATION MAY HIT 10-YEAR HIGH,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESERVES LOG CABINS AS MEMORIALS TO FRONTIER LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USD PROFESSOR'S PAPER PLANNED FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"BOY, 4, KILLED AFTER TRUCK RUNS OVER HIM","Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STURGIS RESIDENTS TO VOTE ON TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*REST FOR THE WEARY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MANDERSON WOMAN SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RALLY FOR LIFE PLANNED FOR RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER PLANS OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OLD-TIME FIDDLERS CONTEST IS SEPTEMBER 14-16,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*PITCHING THEIR BEST,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PARTIES TAKE OPPOSING VIEWS ON VOTER REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD WON'T TRY AT-HOME GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AVIATION PIONEER DIES AT 98,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BOSTON BAND TAKES CUE FROM AEROSMITH,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*GRANT TO SING IN SIOUX CITY ON THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
BYPASS WOULD RUIN HILL CITY'S MERCHANTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAKE STEROIDS PART OF ANTI-DRUG BATTLE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NOT USING CAR SEATS IS FORM OF CHILD ABUSE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SEE, CELEBRATE THE BILL OF RIGHTS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*ROUGH RIDERS HAVE WASHINGTON FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MCWELL POWERS COUGARS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BIRD COUNT SHOWS PHEASANT NUMBERS WAY UP,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CITY TO CONSIDER AMBULANCE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAIR ATTENDANCE LAGS BEHIND 1990 MARK,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VACCINATIONS OFFERED THROUGH HEALTH CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE IS SET,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMFORTS FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BODY IS IDENTIFIED AS MISSING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LUVERNE CULLIGAN MAN GETS TV CALL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*2 HOSPITALIZED IN STABBINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DUMP RATES ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FREE CLASS ENTICES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CANADIAN MINING FIRM BUYS PART OF OPERATION,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP IS FORMED TO OPPOSE GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KICKBACK PROBE COULD BE LENGTHY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIPP TEEN-AGER WINS A TOP 4-H AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ROLLOVER NEAR RENNER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BILL INCLUDES 'HEARTLAND EXPRESSWAY' PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EXTENSION ENGINEER WANTS OLD BARNS PRESERVED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BALTICS' HIGH HOPES CONCERN PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WOMAN TOUTS MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*BLACK POWDER CLUB STEPS BACK IN TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*BUSH PLEDGES AID TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MOELLER'S LIFE REMAINS IN TROUBLED JURY'S HANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESIDENTIAL 'GRANDPA' AUTOGRAPHS WELL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LAST EXECUTION IN SD IN 1947,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SOLUTIONS TO 'BLACK-ED' OUT SHOW ANGER HOLDERS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*VISIT TOUCHES SOME, KEEPS OTHERS AT DISTANCE","Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CLINTON MAY PLAN SD VISIT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
KURD GIVES BUSH MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WINTER-WHEAT AID SIGN-UP TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
"CITY HAS OBLIGATION TO LOW-INCOME, TOO (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE SUPPORTS BALANCED BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"DISABLED DESERVE GOOD CONCERT SEATS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SF SHOULD FOCUS ON EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"DAKOTA BOWL INCLUDES BALLOONS, FIREWORKS","Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OSCAR HOWE OPEN HOUSE SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO SPEAK AT USD POLITICAL CLASS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN CHARGED IN RAPES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE DEMOCRATS START GRASS-ROOTS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HANSON COUNTY LAST IN LOTTERY TERMINALS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*PAINTS UNDERSTANDING WITH BRUSH, TALK, LAUGHTER","Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WALL LAKE ADVOCATE QUITS OVER DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER WANTS NEW TRIAL IN BATTERED-SPOUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE PLANS PET ADOPTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GARY WOMAN TO GET AWARD AT TELETHON,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON TO ELIMINATE CITY HEALTH INSPECTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
IOWA NATIVE TO RECRUIT FOR SD STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOB-HUNTING LECTURE TUESDAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE AWAIT AUTOPSY ON STURGIS COUPLE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD GAMING COMPACT IN WORKS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MICKELSON PLANS AG CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
COMPLAINTS OF COYOTES HITS RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SD PERSONAL INCOME FALLS TO 37TH,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*HOLIDAY ANGLERS LOOK TOAWRD THE SKY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ROOSEVELT'S GOAL--LINE TO LAUNCH TSCHETTER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONSIDER DOVES FOR HUNTING OPTION,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BOB DOLES OUT MANLY ADVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DOES YOUR WIFE AGREE?,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GETTING SHORTER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SINGING IN THE RAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*I-90 IS DRIVEN TO SUCCEED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOT LEPPARD ADRENALIZES FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SUICIDE ENDS ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*KANSAS JUDGE LETS SD PRISONER GO,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN SCALES NEW HEIGHTS IN RECORD-SETTING QUEST,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PROSECUTORS WANT TO TRY BOY AS ADULT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEW TICKET POLICY NOT RIGHT FOR FAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ODDS CATCH UP TO CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POPE NOT IMPETUS FOR ABORTION VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS NEEDS VARIETY OF STATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STATE SHOULD FEEL GRATEFUL FOR GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GUESTS OFFER PRAISE FOR FALLS PARK'S BEAUTY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PROMISE KEEPERS DESERVED COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER BEFORE INCREASING BETS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
GOP EXECUTIVE QUITS FOR STATE JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WIFE CONVENTION SEPT 18 IN KADOKA,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WYOMING MAN DIES IN SD ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ZOO PHOTO WINNERS IN MUSEUM DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN CHARGED IN WIFE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN-PLAGUED MELON GROWERS CAN'T FEED STATE FAIRGOE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DEER HEARS PLEAS FROM TRIBAL LEADERS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CROW CREEK MEMBERS PROTEST CASINO BONUSES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN WORKSHOP FOR CONTEST HOPEFULS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELLSWORTH SAFE FROM DEFENSE CUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HUD PLANS TO ALLOW AIR-CONDITIONED LIVING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NAME OF ACCIDENT VICTIM IS RELEASED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROVO RESIDENTS WORRY ABOUT WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAY GET NEW CATHOLIC SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HUMBOLDT'S ALL-PURPOSE CENTER READY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GOSSIP ENDS FELONY CASE IN MISTRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY DIOCESE EXTENDS AIDS POLICY TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RAYMOND REGAINS ITS CAFE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
GATEWAY 2000 CREDIT CARD DEBUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
"*EVEN AT 74, FELLER STILL UNHITTABLE","Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'92 PLAYOFF RUN CONVINCES LYNX,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ST PAUL BLANKS CANARIES TO CLINCH,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CANARIES OWNER DRAWS FINE-PROBATION-BAN FROM LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*CANARIES OWNER DRAWS FINE, PROBATION, BAN FROM LEAG","Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PITCHERS TODAY DON'T IMPRESS HALL OF FAMER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*FOR MOVIE FANS, THE KEY WORD","Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
USING MODEM SAVES MONEY ON SOFTWARE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SPECIAL SESSION II ON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*3-YEAR-OLD GETS CRASH COURSE IN DRIVING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LOUD CAR STEREOS TARGET OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WAR ON DRUGS WORTH FIGHTING WELL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NEW CITY GOVERNMENT WOULD INVOLVE CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SCALES OF JUSTICE NOT EVENLY BALANCED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PROMISE KEEPER CHALLENGES STEREOTYPE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOPE BRINGS DAILY FRESH START,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CIVIL DEFENSE TO LOOK FOR WOMAN TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN TO STAY AWAY FROM EX-GIRLFRIEND,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEPUTY'S SON HELD ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KANSAS TEENS LEAD TROOPERS ON CHASE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CUSTER MAN KILLED IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARKING ON MINNESOTA MAY END,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FESTIVE TAILGATERS CELEBRATE DAKOTA BOWL KICKOFF,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ANACHRONISTIC PAIR TIE KNOT ON THE AIR,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUS SERVICE TO GO TO TEA,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DEVELOPMENT GROUP TO HAVE OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRUCKING COMPANY TO BEGIN BUILDING--BRANDON,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CAMPING FEES TO RISE BY {dollar}1 NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FIRE DAMAGES APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CHALLENGES SELECTION OF JURY IN HIS TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PUBLIC OUTCRY SAVES SDPTV FROM CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
GROUPS FAVOR EXTENSION OF CONSERVATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PHILLIPS CENTRE WORK WILL BEGIN SEPTEMBER 12,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
TERRY SCHULTE TO OPEN CAR LOT AT EMPIRE MALL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*CANARIES KNOCKED OUT OF LEAGUE RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SOME STANDARD EXERCISES AREN'T THE BEST ONES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*SD COLLEGE ENROLLMENT FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKER--PROPERTY TAX CUT POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TAX-RELIEF DENIALS TO BE MAILED SOON,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA, USF SAY ENROLLMENT MIGHT RISE","Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
REGENTS TARGET PERENNIAL SUTDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*THIS WOMAN DELIVERS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COUGARS QUIETLY WORK TO FULFILL COACH'S DREAM,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NOTHING TO GROUSE ABOUT,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
TIP'S PROGRAM PAYS OFF,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*GROUSE FACTS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
"*FOR OPENERS, GROUSE BETTER THAN PHEASANT","Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
CITY STREETS RUN FOR 565 MILES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GAS STATION ROBBERY OCCURS LATE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HAILSTONES BATTER EAST SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SUPPORTS MEATPACKERS PROBE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MUSHER GIVES AWARDS TO CONTEST WINNERS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFERS BUSINESS ADVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POLITICS PLAY PROMINENT ROLE AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PRESIDENTS BOWL SPOTLIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FATHER SAYS SON IN COMA FAILING,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*HOSPITAL, CARE CENTER TO SPONSOR ROAD RACE","Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CRASH KILLS FAMILY MEMBER EN ROUTE TO SD REUNION,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*50-YEAR GRADUATE TO BE PARADE MARSHAL,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CRIME BILL GIVES STATE 67 NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MOTORCYCLE GANG'S 'BAD ADVICE' LED HER TO RUN AWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
INFECTION CAUSES DEATH OF FERRETS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
"LOVED FAMILY, BIKES, HUNTING","Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*ASSAULTS ON LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
TRUCKER'S WIDOW FILES SUIT AGAINST TRACTOR DRIVER,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
*PRISONERS EMPLOYED OUTSIDE WALLS GLAD TO WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"PRISON WORK INCLUDES LICENSE PLATES, SEWING, REPAIRS","Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PAY AT SD PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES LAGS BEHIND REGION,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
CLUB DOESN'T WANT GRASSHOPPERS SPRAYED,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
FARM AID MIGHT PAY OFF SOMEDAY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
SCHOENBECK PICKS WRONG TARGET (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
VEHICLE REGISTRATION SHOULD BE EASY (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
INDEPENDENTS SHOULD VOTE (PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
PRESSLER INFLUENCED BY OUT-OF-STATE FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
TEACHERS ARE WRONG TO ASSAIL TAX REFORMERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
DASCHLE STANDS IN WAY OF MEDICARE REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
ARTICLE REKINDLED FRIGHTENING MEMORIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
*MELON STANDS ARE JUICIEST PART ABOUT TRIP TO FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*THE SEASON BEGINS,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
CURTAIN WILL GO UP ON NEW SHOWS THIS SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*DRIVE US 281 INTO CANADA FOR SPECTACULAR EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.G, p.06, col.2"
TRIBAL ARTISTS HIGHLIGHT SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.G, p.08, col.1"
*CONCERT SEASON FEATURES FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderSep 03 1995, sect.G, p.09, col.3"
"INMATE ESCAPES, FEARS FOR HIS LIFE","Argus LeaderSep 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"INMATE ESCAPES, FEARS FOR HIS LIFE","Argus LeaderSep 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"INMATE ESCAPES, FEARS FOR HIS LIFE","Argus LeaderSep 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"SF MAN OPENS FIRE, NO ONE HIT","Argus LeaderSep 04 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
WELL...IT'S BEEN HOT LATELY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*THERE WAS NO REST IN FIGHT AGAINST MD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*PEN PALS MEET AS ROOMMATES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MAN DIES IN HOLIDAY TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HOLIDAY LABORIOUS FOR SOME,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
FAIR ATTENDANCE FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
BLUNT MESSAGE TO UNION CARBIDE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BLUNT MESSAGE TO UNION CARBIDE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"JANKLOW SHOULD OFFER ENERGY, TOURIST SOLUTIONS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"JANKLOW SHOULD OFFER ENERGY, TOURIST SOLUTIONS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
FARM GRASSHOPPER PLIGHT MISUNDERSTOOD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
ATTITUDE CHANGES INCREASES RAPE CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*DEE MCSTRAVICK-OLDER...WISER...OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEE MCSTRAVICK-OLDER...WISER...OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN PRESSES ABDNOR FOR DEBATES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN PRESSES ABDNOR FOR DEBATES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MEIERHENRY-OGLALA SUIT 'POLITICAL',"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY-OGLALA SUIT 'POLITICAL',"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
GRAND JURY WITNESS TO RETURN,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY WITNESS TO RETURN,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELEGATION READY TO INTRODUCE OAHE BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER PLANS TO VISIT CHINA,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELEGATION READY TO INTRODUCE OAHE BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONEY GAME SUBPOENAS DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF COLLEGE ENROLLMENT UP,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COSTS GO UP IN COUNTY RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY GIVES PART APPROVAL TO PROPOSED ACCOUNTING PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
A BETTER DAY FOR POLAND (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEPLORES ONE-ISSUE CAMPAIGN CRITERION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DEPLORES ONE-ISSUE CAMPAIGN CRITERION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ADVICE FOR REAGAN-VIETNAM NO 'NOBLE' CAUSE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ANSWERS OVERLAND IN DOVE CONTROVERSY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
GROUP PROTESTS ROAD WIDENING,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HILLS DECISION EXPECTED SOON,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
HILLS DECISION EXPECTED SOON,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
MEIERHENRY-JANKLOW CAN CUT ANY PART OF STATE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY-JANKLOW CAN CUT ANY PART OF STATE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MEIERHENRY-JANKLOW CAN CUT ANY PART OF STATE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
OAHE BD ALLOWS BECKETT TO WITHDRAW RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*COUPLE MAKES FILM TO INFORM,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE MAKES FILM TO INFORM,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ALLMAN BROTHERS AS GOOD AS EVER,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SYMPHONY CALL-A-THON TO PROMOTE TICKET SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD HUNTING PROSPECTS GOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
A SPECIAL SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
A SPECIAL SECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1980, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
SF HOSPITAL CARE COSTS ARE RISING,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HURON WATER KILLING FISH AT FAIR EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEBRASKA FAILS TO SHOW NEED FOR MANDAN,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BOARD CHANGING SCHOOL BOND BALLOT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HURON WATER KILLING FISH AT FAIR EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MEDICINE LAKE--A GENTLE HEALER,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MEDICINE LAKE--A GENTLE HEALER,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FRAN LEBOWITZ, DELIA EPHRON--BITING HUMOR","Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
OGLALA SIOUX TRIBE BILLED FOR CAMPSITE CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAGANOMICS TO HURT CHARITIES...,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAGANOMICS TO HURT CHARITIES...,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THOSE AMAZING SD FAIR FACTS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OGLALA SIOUX TRIBE BILLED FOR CAMPSITE CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
...AGENCIES PLAY THE MONEY GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
...AGENCIES PLAY THE MONEY GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORDING CHANGE MAY AFFECT LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WORDING CHANGE MAY AFFECT LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REPUBLIC OUTLINES PIERRE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VERMILLION VOTERS TO DECIDE WHO RUNS LIQUOR STORE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VERMILLION VOTERS TO DECIDE WHO RUNS LIQUOR STORE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REAGAN'S GAMBLE ON HIGH INTEREST (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN FACES MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRINKING INVOLVED IN MOST FATALS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AG STUDENTS EARN ALMOST {dollar}3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PAM HOLLIDAY REPORTS ROBBERY-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALL-RISK CROP INSURANCE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN OFFICIALS EYEING CORNFIELD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HILLS MINING GROUP MEETS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PAM HOLLIDAY REPORTS ROBBERY-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS 2-1/2 YEARS FOR TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FMHA APPROVES 3 SD LOANS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROSEBUD EX-OFFICIAL DENIES TAKING BRIBE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PSYCHOLOGIST LACES SPEECH WITH HUMOR,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OSHA OFFICE LEAVES SF,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHURCH WANTS BETTING POOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CHURCH WANTS BETTING POOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
FARMERS FIGHT COMMISSIONS ON CATTLE SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
COUNTY SPORTSMAN'S CLUB TAKES UP RED LAKE CAUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PROGNOSTICATOR APPLIES THE PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CHILDREN BITTEN BY ZOO MONKEY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FANS PACK HOWARD WOOD FIELD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL-UNION NOT TELLING FULL STORY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SILT-LADEN RUNOFF THREATENS WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ABDNOR, ROBERTS AGREE-GREED MOTIVATED LAWSUITS","Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS US CROP REPORTS INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY TEACHERS OK 1982-83 CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STEVEN BITTNER MURDER TRIAL DELAYED 3 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"HOWARD GOT FAIR TRIAL, SUPREME COURT SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MONFORE CRITICIZES FMHA MOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ADVICE FOR ROBERTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRE VICTIM URGES LISTING VALUABLES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WEB PIPELINE IMPACT HARD TO MEASURE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DRIVEWAY TICKET DISGUSTS CITIZEN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW CREDITED FOR MAKING STATE WORK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
US FREE ENTERPRISE-IN THEORY AND PRACTICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TOSSED COINS ASSIST BROCKHOUSE COLLECTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
{dollar}350 STOLEN FROM BOWLING ALLEY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE INTERNSHIPS OPEN,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO SPEAK IN SF NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
O'CONNOR TELLS PERPICH OF GRAIN PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"O'CONNOR, MANAGER DIFFER ON BUGGING","Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PANEL OKS GREGORY WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RANCHERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN DEATH--STURGIS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN COUPLE SETTLES IUD SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GI CLAIMS NEW EVIDENCE WARRANTS HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
LIMITED GAMBLING IN SD WON'T LURE TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
YELLOW THUNDER CAMP TRIAL DATE SET,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*SECOND CHAPTER OF ACTS--MESSAGE LOUD AND CLEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COURT-CONVICTION STICKS DESPITE JURY SEPARATION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION ISN'T DEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"FAIR GETS {dollar}110,000 FOR MANDRELL CANCELLATION","Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
1982 SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR RESULTS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"NEGOTIATORS, TEACHERS TO IRON OUT ISSUES","Argus LeaderSep 04 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
HOW DO SOUTH DAKOTANS SPELL RELIEF--RAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOVIET ATTACK REVEALS DIFFERENCE IN IDEAS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MIDWAY & HEADS SPIN WITH 4-H SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*KOREAN JET TRAGEDY OCCUPIES MINDS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHOWING SHEEP IS FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE CRASH IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEGOTIATING WATER RIGHTS PREFERABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ROCKY MT HIGH OFFERS SNOWBALLS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY ZOO SHOULD TAKE CARE OF ANIMALS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DOMESTIC ASSAULT VICTIMS NEED SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROCKY MT WASTE GROUP BEST CHOICE FOR SD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GOOD IDEA TO BUILD DOME AT WOOD FIELD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
INDIANS WANT LESS BUREAUCRACY (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"CO GETS {dollar}188,126 FROM CRIMINAL FINES","Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DIMOCK MAN DIES IN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INDIAN PRESSURE FOR BUREAU REFORM (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MINN COMPANY ON HAZARDOUS WASTE LIST,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRUSTIES APPEAL TRIBAL EXTRADITION ORDER,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WINNERS ANNOUNCED IN TRACTOR PULL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*BROTHERS FACE IDENTITY CRISIS IN STATE JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
FLATLANDER FINDS HAPPINESS ON MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JRS KNOCK HEADS FOR BETTER OR WORSE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STUDENT RABBI HAS FAR-REACHING MINISTRY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ELAINE TERVEEN--RECIPE REQUESTS COMPLIMENTING,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.D, p.15, col.1"
LAND O'LAKES DROPS BEEF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1983, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
"*AFTER 1 GAME, WE MISS BUD GRANT","Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"*NEW COURSE, NEW CASH REWARDS","Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION TIES SCHOOL SYSTEM'S ERAS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MIDWAY FAIRGOER'S GREAT CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEOPLE CAME TO WAGNER LABOR DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER NFL QUARTERBACK TELLS YOUTH,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SF CHILDREN CONTRIBUTE TO TELETHON,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PUBLICITY FOR CENTENNIAL CAME TOO LATE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
QUESTIONS LINGER ABOUT SHOOTING JET (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOLS CONTINUE GROWTH,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ABDNOR TO HAVE HEARING ON DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BERRY SUPPORTS BELL ATTACK ON DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DECLINE IN STATE TOURISM,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HE HAS NATIONAL VFW BACKING,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MINNEHAHA RED CROSS CHAPTER ELECTS HEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
REAGAN HEADQUARTERS TO OFFICIALLY OPEN,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
YANKTON WOMAN HEADS NOW'S STATE CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FIELD DAYS SET FOR OBSERVING TEST PLOTS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RADIO SHOW TAKES LISTENERS BACK TO HISTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STURGIS' HISTORIC FORT MEADE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HAMMONS AWAITS DECISION ON HOTEL BID,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEATPACKERS REJECT CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ESCAPES CATCH GUARDS SHORTHANDED,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE SHOULD REJECT SHERWOOD PLEA BARGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SANCTIONS SHOW THAT WE OPPOSE APARTHEID (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GIVE LABOR UNIONS A CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
FERRARO FULFILLS LOCAL WISH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
TEENS NEED PLACE TO GATHER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*CONTROLLED CHAOS RETURNS TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN CITY COMMISSION VOTES AGAINST PAYING KNOBE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRISON OFFICIALS DIFFER ON SPRINGFIELD BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 KILLED IN WEEKEND ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY'S MINORITY EFFORTS A FLOP,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY TO ASK FIRM HOW MUCH MONEY FAIR BOARD NEEDS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
2 MEN SENTENCED FOR COCAINE CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"25,000 BRAVE STORMS ON FINAL DAY","Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AGENCIES SET UP SYSTEM TO DISTRIBUTE CLOTHING,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER TO HELP WITH ABANDONMENT HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NOMINATIONS REQUESTED FOR VOLUNTEER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VA PENSIONERS TO USE NEW REPORTING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN'S LEAGUE ORGANIZES SPEAKERS BUREAU,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATORS SAY FIGHTING HURTS BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"CITY AWARDS {dollar}300,000 ROAD IMPROVEMENT CONTRACT","Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FISCAL YEAR EARNINGS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OUTSTANDING SFC FACULTY NAMED,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
*PREPS POWER UP FOR TENNIS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
STUDY--LAND OF INFINITE VARIETY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLICE CRACK DOWN ON LOOP OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*EDGEMONT RESIDENTS STILL HAVE HOPE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE LOWEST AVERAGE PAY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*STATES SHOULD SET SPEED LIMITS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
QUICK-TALKING JANKLOW (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TIE GOES TO THE SPEEDERS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*ALL CHILDREN NEED A HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PARENTS JOIN CHILDREN IN CLASSES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELKTON COUPLE KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON PROPOSES COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO SPEAK DURING FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAILROAD SAFETY PROMOTION PLANNED,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RUSHMORE EXTENDS VISITOR SERVICES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HERSETH PROPOSES FARM AID,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LOBBY FOR MANDATORY SEAT BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MESABA ADDS WATERTOWN SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REA STILL ENDANGERED,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CANDIDATES BANTER BEFORE CO-OP,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOWARD MINISTER ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN FILES SUIT AGAINST PIERRE AUTO COMPANY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS TO FIGHT RAPID VALLEY ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOME FARMERS MUST RETURN ADVANCES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VANDALS SPRAY-PAINT SENATE LEADER'S CABIN,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEBT BUSTERS TACKLE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LONG-DISTANCE FIRM UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TRAILWAYS ENDS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*BUILDING PERMITS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WHEN HIGH-PAID GOOSE STRUTS ...,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BRANDON RURAL FIRE KILLS LIVESTOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN INDICTED IN GIRL'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STUDY LINKS AGENT ORANGE, CANCER","Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEA MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SD FIREFIGHTERS SENT TO BATTLE BLAZE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"DEREGULATION, REAGAN MADE SKIES DANGEROUS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GRAUVOGL ARTICLE WAS RUDE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JUSTICE IN ALPHA CENTER CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REDFIELD ARTICLE TOO NEGATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PANEL ACTION FAILS VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MORRELL TREATMENT SPECIAL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRESSLER FAVORS CONTRA AID (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*ARTS CENTER TO HAVE NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BREAKING THE RECORD HABIT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARTS SEASON WILL KEEP SF PATRONS ENTERTAINED,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ELIZABETH DOLE CANCELS FAIR VISIT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS HABITUAL CRIMINAL LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL REQUESTS DRAINAGE ENGINEER,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOY'S QUICK ACTION SLOWS CAR,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL OFFICIALS TALK TOUGH,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS WANT THEIR FAIR SHARE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WORRIED RESIDENTS FIND SECURITY IN NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ATTENDANCE AT 1ST TWO DAYS UP,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LEADERS--LATE START HURT FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COURT ASKED TO OVERTURN DELMONT CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE RETURNS FROM EUROPEAN VACATION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE SEARCHES FOR RARE FERRETS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGES MUST WARN SUSPECTS WITHOUT LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NON-FARM ECONOMY EXPECTED TO GROW SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN HIT ON SIDE OF ROAD DIES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO GROUND FEAR OVER POWER LINES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PURPLE RIBBON ATTENDANCE AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*WEST LYON, ROCK VALLEY OF SIOUXLAND","Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HAMLIN'S VETERANS GIVE CHARGERS EDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SOME IN SD AT ODDS WITH BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*DUKAKIS SYMPATHETIC TO INDIAN, FARM NEEDS","Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DROUGHT VICTIMS AWAIT FARM AID,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*WINNER IN DURENBERGER, LOSER IN KARNES","Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JOHNSON STRUGGLING TO OVERCOME OBSCURITY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GUARD HAS SERVED WELL FOR 350 YEARS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
QUAYLE CLEARS VOTING CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
FOUNDATION PLAN PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
LAW WOULD SOLVE RATE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
FEW WOULD PASS SCRUTINY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
GRADS CAN'T STAY IN CITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*JOHNSON NOT A MEDIA PERSON,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HARSH PENALTIES FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SD STATE RALLIES 31-24,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
USD RIPS STEVENS POINT 40-7,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DUCK SOUP MARKS END OF SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WILDLIFE LEADER IN PURSUIT OF GOALS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
CABINS ADDED AT LEWIS AND CLARK SITE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
DROUGHT REDUCES DUCK SEASON IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
EXPERIMENT SHOWS FISH SURVIVE TOURNAMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SAFETY COURSES ARE OFFERED IN AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
WATERTOWN FESTIVAL WILL FEATURE 65 ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
CENTER DIRECTOR TO BIKE ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENGLISH TEACHER RECOGNIZED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JOHNSON, VOLK ON PANEL DISCUSSION","Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX TEACHER GETS LITERACY AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUSHMORE CLEANUP WILL BE SEPTEMBER 12-16,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*350 JOIN NOMINEE FOR EARLY-BIRD RALLY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH DESIRES TO HAVE OWN BUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MIDWEST AGAIN IN POPULATION DECLINE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPEARFISH FOR WORLD HORSESHOE EVENT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAIR ATTENDANCE CLIMBING,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RURAL SD FLOCKING TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"AIM CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY, BUT FIGHT CONTINUES","Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CANDIDATES MUST BRING PROSPERITY TO WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BIRTH CERTIFICATE REQUIRED FOR NEW ENROLLEES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*PIG RACES POPULAR STATE FAIR SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
CONCESSION COUPLE TO END 18-YEAR REIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"POLITICIANS, VOTERS GIVEN CHANCE TO MEET","Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
CROWD POSING FEW PROBLEMS SO FAR,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
COLLEGE PLANS CLASS ON STRESS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GIFT SHOP IN CLARK WINS NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE SENDING OUT NEWS ON DROUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WORTHINGTON OFFERS INVESTMENT COURSE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE SCRAWL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*STRUGGLE TO FILL LOW-PAYING POSTS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*BEWARE--TATTOOS ARE LIFELONG CHOICES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SD WORKERS SPEND TOP HOURS ON THE JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BON JOVI VISIT LIKE GOOD MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRAISE AND PRAYERS IN ALEXANDRIA,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CAR CRASH KILLS 4 NEAR FAULKTON,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*A MPA, A HOPEFUL HOLIDAY","Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BON JOVI DAZZLES ARENA CROWD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*JESSY DIXON AT PAT BOONE GOSPEL SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*VAN SHELTON THRILLS GRANDSTAND FANS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DROP-OUT PREVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RONALD MCDONALD GRANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FALL OF MICROWAVE PLANT MARS HOLIDAY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONVENTION ENDORSES REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ART DELIGHTFUL DISCOVERY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CITY MAN ARRESTED IN GUN VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CORN PALACE STAMP CANCEL AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MORE THAN {dollar}10,000 DONATED FOR BRIDGES","Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIX WILL RECREATE SD PONY EXPRESS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE TO OBSERVE LITERACY DAY FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S DEMOCRATS SET TO HONOR KNEIP,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THOSE UNWILLING TO VOLUNTEER IRK UNION LEADER,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TRI-STATE INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FAIR HAS CHANGED--PAST OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MUENSTER CHALLENGES PRESSLER ON PAC FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"VERMILLION, NEBRASKA REVIVE BRIDGE PLAN","Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STRAPLESS SANDALS KEEP FAIRGOERS ON THEIR TOES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"PARTIES, SOCIALS DURING SESSIONS INTRUDE ON TIME","Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SELECTIVE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*FANS IDENTIFY WITH BEACH BOYS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARKING CONCERN FOR HIGH SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BEACH BOYS CLOSE OUT SUMMER,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
S&L SPAT REFLECTS PROBLEM WITH PAC'S (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HILLS DESTRUCTION MUST BE PREVENTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
OIL INDUSTRY SHOWS FAIRNESS AND RESTRAINT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BUSH SHOULD PRACTICE WHAT HE PREACHES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
END DEPENDENCE ON MIDEAST OIL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PRESSLER HELPS PEOPLE--FOE USES LIQUOR MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
AMENDMENT COULD PROTECT UNBORN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PRESSLER TAKES S&L BILLIONS TOO LIGHTLY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
3 ANGLERS REACH WORLD WALLEYE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GOVERNOR WAIVES HAY HAULER PERMIT FEES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NON-FARM DROUGHT LOANS AVAILABLE FROM SBA,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TAIWAN BUYS WHEAT FROM SD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"GROUP TO COLLECT CANS, PAPERS THIS SATURDAY","Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD FOOD STAMP PROGRAM LOW IN ERRORS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE CANDIDATES TO DEBATE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOURIST SEASON DRAWS TO CLOSE IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MELON-GROWING ROOTED IN TRADITION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION LIKELY TO DROP BUS RATES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BACK TO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
THREE DIE IN HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA STATE ALUMNI TO MEET IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIBER WORKS DAY SET FOR SEPTEMBER 15,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN TAKING PART IN SOVIET CAVE MISSION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MAJOR DISPLAY PLANNED FOR NEW MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE FAIR ATTENDANCE STAYING HIGH,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*GUNMAN SURRENDERS, MIDLAND OFFICIAL OK","Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MOELLER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO KILLING,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*MEDIA TOY WITH DILEMMA DURING SIEGE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FEW CITY BUSINESSES HAVE GUARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
EMPLOYEES SHOCKED--THEN RELIEVED,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
DON'T GLOAT ABOUT SOVIET UNION WOES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DONATIONS ARE USED PRUDENTLY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*SCHOOL STUFF GETS FANCIER EVERY YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COOKBOOK OFFERS MULTITUDE OF TOMATO TIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRE BURNS 150 ACRES IN PINE RIDGE AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR SINNER RETURNS TO WORK AFTER SURGERY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MOTHER, DAUGHTER HIT AT 26TH STREET CROSSING","Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO OPPONENTS SPEAK AT BUDGET HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF TEEN DIES FROM INJURIES RECEIVED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JOHNSON TO HELP OVERSEE ARMENIAN ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*ROOSEVELT, HARRIS OPENINGS CALLED HISTORIC","Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*MCGOVERN--BUSH REACTING, NOT LEADING","Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEADLINE SET FOR SHORT-TERM AMBULANCE PLANS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"AFTER 25 YEARS, FAIR STILL HARD WORK","Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FMHA GRANT APPROVED FOR WELK'S HOMETOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
18 ARRESTED IN IOWA PROTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FREEMAN BEGINS CITY-WIDE TRASH PICKUP,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIALS EXPECT TOURISTS BACK NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"SIERRA CLUB, LOGGING OFFICIALS ARGUE TIMBER RIGHTS","Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
4 STATES AGREE TO HELP CORPS FILE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ABERDEEN OK'S 1-CENT SALES TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*PHILLIPS ADOPTED BY SIOUX FAMILY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*KNIGHTS' MOLOHON WANTS 12-0 PERFECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EXERCISE WALK BATTLES ALZHEIMER'S,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S JOBLESS RATE INCREASES SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*JURORS WEPT, ARGUED, PRAYED ABOUT DEATH SENTENCE","Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MOELLER GETS DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BRADY ESTATES HOMEOWNERS WANT RONNING SITE REZONED,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*'79 LAW MUST GET FIRST USE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"*CASE'S FUTURE FOLLOWS FAMILIAR, YET UNKNOWN PATH","Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CLERGY SPLIT ON DEATH SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MOTHER PLANS TO CELEBRATE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LAW TRAIL NEXT LEADS TO STATE'S HIGHEST COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*DNA TEST NOW MORE POSITIVE LINK TO KILLER,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
BUSH'S FARM STOP MORE SHOW THAN GO (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUSH CONVENTION SPEECH FULL OF LIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WHAT BUSH DIDN'T SAY WAS INTERESTING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MILBANK RESIDENTS WERE AGAINST COMPLEX (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
AID FOR FIRE VICTIMS IS COMING UP SHORT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
FIRST LADY EPITOMIZES GOP'S MIXED MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CONSERVATION GROUP TO MEET THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN HITS TRUCK WHILE ASLEEP AT WHEEL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REDUCED PRICE MEALS AVAILABLE AT SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEEN HURT IN FIRE OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2ND-DAY ATTENDANCE AT FAIR NEARS RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*{dollar}30,000 NEEDED FOR KIDNEY, PANCREAS TRANSPLANT","Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CLINTON TRAMPLES BUSH IN POLL TAKEN AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOLL-FREE LINE SET UP FOR CONSUMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLAN EASES SUPERVISION OF LIFERS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CORRECTION FACILITY PLANS MEET OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA THEATRE WORK CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOSTAGE-TAKER SPENDS 19TH BIRTHDAY IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HSC REMODELING DESIGNS UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
17 AT ELLSWORTH TO LOSE EMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TWO INJURED IN FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WILD HORSE SANCTUARY GETS CONTRACT EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD MONASTERY TURNS 25 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*WARRIORS WANT TO MAKE LAST YEAR AN EXCEPTION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ARTISTS GAIN RECOGNITION ON NATIONAL STAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LOOK AT THE SERIOUS SIDE OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE FAIR OFFERS FOLKS ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*DEF LEPPARD ROCKS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"*CYRUS SHINES ON, OFF THE STAGE","Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FARMER WILL WORK A DEAL TO EASE HOUSING CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FREED PRISONER CAUGHT IN OKLAHOMA,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DC MEETING REAFFIRMS THAT WALLS MUST FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SF CHURCH CHOIR READY TO SING FOR THE POPE IN ROME,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TEACHING METHOD PUTS EMPHASIS ON LEARNING,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CRIES OF VIOLENCE WON'T STOP MOVEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GAMBLING SUPPORTERS IGNORE HISTORY LESSONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE'S POSTAL SERVICE RANKS IN TOP FIVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*CRAFT MALL NOW OPEN ON 41ST STREET,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IN WAVE OF WYOMING WORK DEATHS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BALTIC TEACHING STAFF RECEIVES PAY RAISE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUND ESTABLISHED FOR MURDERED TEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOV MILLER APPOINTS EIGHTH CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PAST BOARD CANDIDATE KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD NATIVE NAMED HEAD OF ASCS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHOOTING SUSPECT APPEARS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILIES SET UP CAMP AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUMMER SETS RAINFALL RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONTRACTOR TO BUS STUDENTS AROUND ROAD WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE CONSIDERS ANIMAL WASTE RULES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCALPERS HAVING HEYDAY AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BELLE FOURCHE MAN CRUSHED BY TANK,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL GRANTS GIVEN TO 3 SD SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OUR HOME RECEIVES GRANT FOR NEW CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
2 SD TRUCK FIRMS COMPETING IN RODEO,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS TO SELL RURAL TOURISM,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MITCHELL JUDGE CRITICIZES SLOW RELEASE OF COURT FILE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*WORK OF CHRIST SAVES US,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*LYNX RUN PAST ABERDEEN 28-0,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THRIVING IN RURAL SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS--SALES TAX NOT NEEDED,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LEADERS WORK TO UNITE TOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*TO ASSIST WITH RURAL SD PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*J & L HARLEY ON THE MOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VERDI MAKES WELCOME RETURN TO CANARIES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RICHARD AND ZITTERICH BATTLE FOR HUSET'S TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*HUNTING HANDBOOK HAS ALL THE ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*HUNTING CANVASBACKS IS LEGAL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
NO RECALL EXISTS FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NUMBER OF ACCIDENTS INCREASING IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ALZHEIMER'S GROUP TO HAVE WALK-A-THON,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SEN PRESSLER SEEKS TO REVISE WETLAND LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*FAMILY, FRIENDS SEARCH FOR WOMAN","Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FANS JOIN ACTION AT PRESIDENTS BOWL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CHANGE CAMPAIGN BRINGS IN FEW CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*READERS SUGGEST WAYS TO KEEP AWAY RACCOONS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"BUS FIRMS, DISTRICTS HAVE TROUBLE HIRING","Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*ACCIDENT KILLS MAN AT GRAIN ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RURAL GROUP SEEKS FEEDLOT OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE TROOPERS TICKET COP AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CHAMBER SELECTS EXECUTIVE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MAKING A STAND,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"CITY'S WATER NOT AFFECTED BY GASOLINE, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
CHILD-MOLESTER WARNING LAWS BECOMING MORE COMMON,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
WORKERS CLEAN UP IN JOBS AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
STATE WILL KEEP TUITION CHARGES AT UNIVERSITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
WETLAND SLOWS WORK ON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
VIDEO-LOTTERY MESS STARTS OVER AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
CANDIDATES MUST KNOW COUNTRY'S NEEDS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
THINGS LOOKING UP ON LABOR DAY 1994 (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
GAMBLING ADDICTION LED TO PRISON TERM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
CORRECTIONS SECRETARY NEEDS TO FIND NEW JOB (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR MADE NEEDED CHANGES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
NEW BOARD MEMBERS EARN HIGHEST GRADES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
PEOPLE FEEL MISLED BY LOTTERY EXPENDITURES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD NEEDS RESPONSE FROM CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
FOES OF VIDEO LOTTERY THREATEN WAY OF LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
STRONG-MAYOR SYSTEM MORE EFFICIENT METHOD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS IMPRESSES VACATIONING ARCHITECT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
OUT-OF-STATE GROUPS INFLUENCING POLITICIANS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
VIDEO LOTTERY LOSES VOTE OF NEW OPPONENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
MOSER ASKS QUESTIONS OF INCUMBENT AUDITOR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
*COMEDY KICKS OFF PLAYHOUSE SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SOME QUESTIONS BEST UNASKED ABOUT CARNIVAL ACTS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*ARTS CENTER FOCUS IS DIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.G, p.02, col.4"
*FALL IS IDEAL FOR FAST TRIPS AROUND US,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
*SYMPHONY FINDS HOMES FOR CLASSICS AND MAGIC,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1994, sect.G, p.09, col.1"
*SINGLE CAREER FADING AWAY IN US TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PARKING REVENUE DECLINES BUT CITY ISN'T WORRIED,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SUPERINTENDENT'S SON BEGINS RECOVERY FROM FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"LABOR DAY BRINGS GOOD, BAD NEWS (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FOLLOW SEAT-BELT LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*LABELS EMBARASS CHILD FROM SINGLE-PARENT HOMES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW'S OBSERVATION IS OUT OF THIS WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DON'T JUDGE PEOPLE BY HOW THEY LOOK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
USDA'S COMPLAINT IS ONLY A START (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
VETERANS DESERVE BETTER COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*WOMAN'S ACT OFFERS LESSON IN KINDNESS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST DAYS IN A SNAPSHOT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SF GIRL WINS PAGEANT; YOUNG REPUBLICANS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MELLENBERNDT CLINCHES POINTS TITLE AT HUSET'S,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
POLICE RELEASE ROBBER DESCRIPTION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SENATE RACE AHEAD OF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX VALLEY CONSTRUCTING OUT PATIENT FACILITY,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATURE TO COMBINE RECORDS ON COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*PRIEST SERIOUSLY HURT IN 2-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*POWERBALL PROMOTION OFFERS DOUBLE PRIZES,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW TO ADDRESS TOWNSHIP ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BARNETT SAYS OPEN UP JUVENILE HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RESIDENCE DIRECTOR WATCHES STUDENTS GROW,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FRESHMAN ORIENTATION,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW ORDERS NEW COMPUTER SOFTWARE,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WAS 1953 MOTHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*LABOR DAY TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*DIRECTOR FEES NOT SUBJECT TO PAYROLL TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 04 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
INMATE'S SAFETY UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DETERIORATING ROADS MAY RAISE TAXES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INMATE'S SAFETY UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICTS MIGHT GET AID CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"PRESSLER, DASCHLE SEEK GASOHOL BACKING","Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CORBLY GETS SATISFACTION FROM BOARD'S VALUATION,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
CHECKER TOURNEY OPEN TO ALL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
YANKTON PARK VISITS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
COUNTING SYSTEM BLAMED FOR DROP IN FAIR ATTENDANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
EARLY RAIL EMBARGO PREFERRED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
BOOKSTORE'S FATE UNDECIDED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
VA-ASSISTANTS OFFER GOOD CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DEAN'S BODY FOUND IN LAKE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MCGOVERN PICKS ELECTION CHIEF,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MCGOVERN PICKS ELECTION CHIEF,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
ENOUGH ARGUING ON TOURISM AID (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ENOUGH ARGUING ON TOURISM AID (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*MAGNATE OF MELONS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FORMER FIRE CHIEF INDICTED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BROTHER TEAM DEFRAUDS SF EYE DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER FIRE CHIEF INDICTED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER FIRE CHIEF INDICTED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOFFMAN-THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS STUDY WITH OWL-TV FOR 20 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS STUDY WITH OWL-TV FOR 20 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ACTS-BLIND GIRLS BACK IN SD SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INQUIRIES STRETCH OUT OVER VEGAS PRIZES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ACTS-BLIND GIRLS BACK IN SD SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD GAINS BY ILLEGAL ENTRIES TO STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ACTS-BLIND GIRLS BACK IN SD SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL KILLING OAHE ENTERED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INQUIRIES STRETCH OUT OVER VEGAS PRIZES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL KILLING OAHE ENTERED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CUSTER GETS DROP BELOW FREEZING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD MAY OUTLAW SALE OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ND LANDOWNERS TEAM UP TO FIGHT MANDAN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'MONEY GAME' ENTHUSIASTS CELEBRATE WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOSTAGE DILEMMA (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY TAKE AWAY OUR NEIGHBORHOOD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DISAPPOINTED BY EARLY POOL CLOSING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FAIRGOERS 'RECEPTIVE' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
REALTORS-ABDNOR'S RECORD BETTER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE OFFERS FUEL TAX CREDIT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NUMBER OF SD WILD FIRES UP,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AIM PROTESTS DROUGHT-DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MORE COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR LOANS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER QUALITY WORRIES MITCHELL RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LOWER BRULE HOPE HUNTING PAYS OFF,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOWER BRULE HOPE HUNTING PAYS OFF,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ATTACKS REMARKS OF GANNETT OFFICER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1980, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"FEDS, AIM SEEKING SOLUTION TO CAMP","Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"FEDS, AIM SEEKING SOLUTION TO CAMP","Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FAIR POLITICS AS NECESSARY AS TRACTORS AND COWS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAIR POLITICS AS NECESSARY AS TRACTORS AND COWS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT REVERSES MEDICAL EXPENSES DECISION,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MANDAN REPORT WELCOMED...,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BOARD TO POLL VOTERS ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BOARD TO POLL VOTERS ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*RADCLIFFE STAUNCH FARM CHAMPION (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"ROBERTS, DASCHLE, AND BUDGET CHOICES (L)","Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ADVICE FOR ARGUS ABOUT MARSHALL FINE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TWO-THIRDS OF GROUP HOMES NORTH OF 18TH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
US ROLE IN PLANE INCIDENT QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COVERAGE URGED FOR GOSPEL SINGING GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"ROBERTS, DASCHLE, AND BUDGET CHOICES (L)","Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DISGUSTED BY ATTACKS ON SOCIAL SECURITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WONDERS ABOUT STATUS OF FEDERAL RESERVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
KIMBALL GIRL KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"COUNTY STUCK WITH {dollar}22,026 MEDICAL BILL","Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD DEMOCRATS MEET TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"COUNTY STUCK WITH {dollar}22,026 MEDICAL BILL","Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DISTRICTING PETITION DRIVE TAKEN AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MCKELLIPS OFFERS PLAN FOR WATER FUND,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEANS TO STAY IN JAIL UNTIL SENTENCING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RELIGIOUS TEACHERS WORKSHOP SET,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMMON SENSE TO HELP DASCHLE IF NEEDED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SD TEMPORARILY BARRED FROM BUYING INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
WALSH TO TRY FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SF COLLEGE REGISTRATION TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR STILL SUPPORTING O'CONNOR,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
NIGHT-LONG DRAMA ENDS WITH ARRESTS-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
ABDNOR STILL SUPPORTING O'CONNOR,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*OLD-TIMERS--IT'S NO DEPRESSION,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN GIVES REAGAN B+ FOR CONSISTENCY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEANS RETURNS SHEIK'S DONATION,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL UNION SAYS WORKERS ARE INFORMED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
POOR LAND MANAGEMENT MAY BEAR GUILT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*ARTIST'S LINK WITH LUMBERJACK IS SAWDUST,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FARM PROBLEMS ON POLITICIANS' MIND,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GAS STATIONS, GROCERY STORES OPEN","Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY EVENTS PLANNED IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BODIES FOUND FRIDAY NEAR DIXON IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SEATTLE BANK TO BUY OR LEASE RC BUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WINNER WHEAT PLANT TYPIFIES SD NEEDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*A FREE SPIRIT WHO LIVED FOR EACH DAY (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SD TO PAY HIGHER PRICE FOR DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS' CHILDREN DISPUTE CRITICAL LETTERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CRITICIZES REAGAN FOR STALLING PIPELINE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ROBERTS BLASTED FOR 'MICKEY MOUSE' ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
QUESTION FOR ROBERTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FARMLAND VALUES LEVELING OFF,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GRASSHOPPERS INVADE WEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GREENBUGS INFESTING WINTER WHEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MADISON ELEVATOR DEDICATION SEPT 18,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
O'CONNOR AIDE ORDERED BUG CHECKS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD MILK MARKETING RULES SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2 TEENS ESCAPE FROM TRAINING SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PASTOR USES PUPPETS TO TELL BIBLE STORIES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SETTING CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TEACHERS CLOSER TO RATIFYING CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
WATERTOWN TO USE SUNFLOWER HULL FOR FUEL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
YANKTON'S WNAX ESCAPES JAMMING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TODAY'S ECONOMY NOT LIKE THE DEPRESSION,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SPRINGFIELD KNOWS HOW TO ROCK,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*COOK OF THE WEEK--FAYE PARKER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ENROLLMENT IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS MAY LEVEL OFF,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.D, p.16, col.1"
"*'COUNTRY DAY' ATTRACTS VIEWERS, ADVERTISERS","Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ARGUS WINS 3 AWARDS IN MIDWEST COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
MA BELL TO CHANGE HOME INSTALLATION FEE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
MORRELL EMPLOYEES RETIRING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1982, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
TALKING MONKEY & A GHOST ARE HIGHLIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MELONS LURE TRAVELERS TO STANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL NEGOTIATIONS MAR 50TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOOD DISCUSSIONS IN MEIERHENRY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATE IS PUBLICITY SEEKER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"TUG O' WAR AT HAWARDEN, IOWA","Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*CAMERA DOCTOR WORKS MIRACLES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MEIERHENRY GAINS POLITICALLY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL WORKERS SAY NEW SYSTEM NEEDED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ACCIDENT AT STATE FAIR INJURES 2,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INMATES FAIL TO RETURN TO STATE PEN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*PET OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FEDERAL AGENCY OKS MONEY FOR WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT ABOUT DEBT PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WOMAN RECEIVES AWARD FOR WEATHER REPORTING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
INSURANCE CORPORATION FILES FOR TRIPATI'S,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
JANKLOW--JUDY IS THE BEST,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
CHILD RAPIST GETS 45 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY OK'S 3 PERCENT PAY HIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"14,000 SF FANS","Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COACHES SEE BRIGHT SPOTS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CAROL LAWRENCE MAKES SD DEBUT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROSEMALING EXHIBIT DONATED TO CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRATERNITY GETS NATIONAL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*UNIVERSITY WOMEN HONOR NELSEN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
"*CUNNINGHAM NIPS DEBATE, GOES FOR ISSUES","Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*HUNKING, PETERSON CONTINUE BATTLE","Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE TURNS DOWN REQUEST FOR NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STUDY PROMPTS COUNTY PAY INCREASES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER STRESSES SUPPORT FOR REAGAN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DOWNTOWN GROUP GETS APPROVAL FOR PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FARM ISSUES ARE TOPIC FOR DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MAN AWAITS HEARING AFTER ROBBERY TRY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PROSECUTION--SEEKS EVIDENCE FROM WINTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
JUSTICE IN ODD SHOPLIFTING CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CARTOON ON ABORTION IN BAD TASTE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSION TURNS DOWN HOTEL REQUEST,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN OFFICIALS HAVE CONCERN ABOUT WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
AIRCRAFT LANDS SAFELY AFTER MISUNDERSTANDING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
CONTRACT AWARDS GIVEN FOR STREET REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
FIRE DESTROYS BUILDING AT BUFFALO TRADING POST,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
LINDA DASCHLE WILL LOSE AERONAUTICS JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MORRELL TO AIR VIEWS ON LOCAL TV,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CO-OP PROBE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON SCHOOLS STARTING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE HAS THE RIGHT IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRISON IN SPRINGFIELD LIVING DOWN TO IMAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD HAS PROBLEMS AND TALENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW SHOULD PAY OWN WAY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SEARCH FOR ARK A LOST CAUSE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*ONLY IN MITCHELL IS BOBBY VINTON A HIPPIE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STORM SQUASHES FARMERS' HOPES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BLOCK TURNS DEAF EAR TO FARM-BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIGNS OF THINGS TO COME,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DIRECTOR'S RESIGNATION IS FINAL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIRLS CLUB AUXILIARY TO CONDUCT HOMES TOUR,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU ACADEMIC SENATE NAMES NEW CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEAKERS TO DISCUSS ARTS IN COUNCIL OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S JOBLESS RATE HOLDS STEADY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STUDENTS FACE HEAVIER COURSE LOAD,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AG STUDY PINPOINTS BLAME FOR MEAT PRICES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL POLICE ARREST 3 ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS SEEK PICKUP TIED TO ESCAPEES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PELTIER SUPPORTERS GET RALLY GO-AHEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COLLAPSE FEARS PROLONG FIRE INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-POLICE OFFICER IS NAMED NEW CHIEF,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-SHERIFF TO REPAY MISSING TREASURY MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FUMES KILL MILLER MAN WORKING IN SEWER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KEYSTONE VOTERS REJECT BED AND BOOZE TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT ESCAPES UTILITY-BILL PENALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"WET WEATHER DELAYS SPRING WHEAT, FLAX HARVEST","Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE HAY CROP HAS PRODUCERS FIDGETY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBE TO TALLY VOTES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AREA BOY ARRESTED AFTER HIGH-SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
NEW GIRLS SEASON BRINGS CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
ABDNOR OK'S DEBATE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP TAKES INITIATIVE FOR SURFACE-MINING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TO TACKLE GRID OFFICIATING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BODY FOUND,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AG REMAINS KING IN STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BETTER ACCESS TO FALLS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POLICIES NEED TO BE CHANGED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"PLEASE, GIVE US COMIC RELIEF (L)","Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SPONTANEITY OF WATERCOLOR PAINTING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STAGE SET FOR VARIETY OF SHOWS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIDEWALK ARTS FESTIVAL OFFERS CHANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUDIENCE INSPIRES MUSICIAN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*RAIL LINES SALE COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY POLICE INVESTIGATE RASH OF BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY INDICTS WILLIAMS IN 1ST-DEGREE MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY TO SPONSOR MEETING FOR APPLE USERS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MESABA PLANE LANDS SAFELY AFTER ENGINE QUITS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN FOUND NOT GUILTY OF ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE QUIT BELL'S STAFF,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TAX PAID FOR ALMOST 40 REPAIR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MICKELSON HAS PLAN TO BOOST BEEF SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE DELAYS DECISION ON EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE MUST CONSIDER CATALOG PRICES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW DAM RULES DRAW CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT RULES FOR INSURANCE COMPANY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BANK DISTRIBUTES SAFETY-TIP STICKERS TO CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DOLE PLANS RETURN FOR OTHER CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COMMISSION BEHIND ON BUDGET HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
3 SOVIETS VISIT SD FARM,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*JULY UNEMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*FAIRGOERS GET INTO SWING OF THINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAY EXTEND TEMPORARY SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS PIT FOULS GROUND WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"THOSE LAZY, HAZY, CRAZY DAYS","Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
NO PLACE LIKE SOUTH DAKOTA FOR HOSPITALITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
YWCA SUMMER CAMP SERVED OVER 500 KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
GENEROUS VOLUNTEERS MADE CAMP A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
ARTS CENTER BACKERS MISLEAD CITY VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROP II SOUNDS LIKE THE SAME OLD SONG (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GIRLS CLUB GREAT PLACE FOR DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WE NEED HONEST PRESIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COMPLAINT SEEKS TO STOP MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DUKAKIS PLANS BRIEF STOP AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EMPIRE ANNOUNCES NEW SHOPPING HOURS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ETHANOL MEETINGS TODAY AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON MEETING TODAY IN HURON,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOU CAN BUY A PART OF SOUTH DAKOTA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOMB THREAT CUTS SHORT WEINBERGER TALK,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN GIRL'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"OIL TANKER BURNS, DRIVER UNINJURED","Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PEACE GROUP PUTS MINUTE MAN ON THE MAP,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETAILERS GET THE TICKETS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STATE PICKS CENTENNIAL TROUBADOUR,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*NORTH DAKOTA DOMINATES NCC,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CITIZENS GROUP TO TOUR HONEYWELL TESTING SITE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FAULTY PIPES DELAY WEB WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE RULES ABERDEEN CAR LOT IS JUNK YARD,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VERMILLION DOWNTOWN JC PENNEY TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FAIR CAMPERS LIKE BEING CLOSE TO ACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PINE RIDGE FIRE TO BE UNDER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MOST CITY OFFICES CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE CLASS OF 2000,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PAST AND FUTURE CARVED IN STONE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
EX-SD CONGRESSMAN AT PENSION MILESTONE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*RACQUETBALL CHAMP FIGHTS HEALTH PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS AREA FOUNDATION TOPS {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SHOWS INTEREST ONLY AT ELECTION TIME (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOLK GAMBLING NOT AN ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WEST GERMANS COULD TAKE SAFETY TIPS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROPOSITIONS NOT ALIKE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*VOLVO LEAGUE TENNIS TEAM NOT FINISHED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ATTENDANCE SOARS AT SHRINE TO MUSIC,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS CONSIDERS 1-CENT SALES TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR DEVELOPS FIRE RESTORATION FUND,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIFE-SAVER'S EFFORTS RECOGNIZED AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3-WHEELER MISHAP INJURES AREA MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OUTSIDER HERE TO BOLSTER CITY'S INSIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAILROAD HOPES FOR FINANCING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOT TURNS TO KINDERGARTNER TOO QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS WANT MONEY TO REPLACE ROOFS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LAWYERS IN STATE LEGISLATURES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HARRIS HAS 59 YEARS OF 'FIRST' DAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
3 CHILDREN SURVIVE CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GIAMATTI WAS RIGHT MAN AT RIGHT TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CENTER DOESN'T DEPEND ON MEDALLION ROYALTIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SENIORS' INPUT QUASHED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*SAINTS CUT EX-SFC PUNTER HANSEN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NERVOUS FLYNN KEEP WAKONDA BASKETBALL WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*FACE-FUL VOLUNTEER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ERNST MURDER TRIAL MOVED TO MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IOWAN WINS TOP PRIZE IN STEER SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON WRAPS UP DRUG MEETINGS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL SETS MEETING ON KEY TRIBAL ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIN SOAKS PARTS OF SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIME CAPSULE BURIED AT MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER BOARD SETS MEETING SEPTEMBER 16,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED WITH HIT AND RUN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP FORCES PORN COVER-UP,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SLOWING BREAST CANCER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*HEAT WILL END SOME CLASSES EARLY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER DEBATES CHALLENGERS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE VIDEO LOTTERY TAKE WILL INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PANEL OK'S LOTTO AMERICA RULES FOR SD,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TIPS FOR SAVING FUEL COME FROM ODD PLACE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BILL NOT NEEDED--CODE PROTECTS PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUSH SETTING POOR EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SHOULD DEVELOP ALCOHOL-POWERED CARS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STUDENTS NEED MORE TIME TO EAT LUNCH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VOTE WILL HELP PRESERVE SD BEAUTY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*BIBLE OF CHEESECAKE LOVERS REVISED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOK WELCOMES NEW NEIGHBORS WITH CAKES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY MAN SENTENCED IN ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE PLANS HEARING ON GAS PRICE FIXING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORUM SCHEDULED ON JUVENILE COURTS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SAMUELSON--LOW PAY BEING PUSHED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO HELP PAY FOR CLEANUP OF OIL SPILL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MORGAN TO RETIRE FROM HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UTILITIES COST TO GO UP BEGINNING NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STUDENTS FACE PARKING DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*COUNTY OK'S RULES FOR UNDERGROUND WATER SOURCES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BLEACHERS COLLAPSE--33 PEOPLE INJURED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE REPRESENTATIVE GLEASON DIES IN CLAIRE CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANTON CLASSES START WITHOUT SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
UNIDENTIFIED BODY FOUND NEAR RESERVATION DAM,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BROOKINGS TABLES LIQUOR LICENSE ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FAIR ATTENDANCE DOWN 8.9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*DAVISON SHERIFF'S BUDGET CUT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
AGENCY--CHEMICALS TO KILL HOPPERS OK,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REPORT SHOWS CROPS HURT BY HEAT IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEMO SHOWS MORRELL PLAN FOR HISPANICS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
AERIAL FEAT LANDS CITY MAN IN RECORD BOOKS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HOSTAGE-TAKER FACES 2 CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*KIDNAPPED BABY OK, PAIR HELD","Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*PRITCHARD, KSOO TO SPLIT","Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW HELPED PROD ABDUCTOR TO SURRENDER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--ADDITIONAL PARKING AT MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS SHOULD SET BUDGET EXAMPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER THE ONE WHO MERITS CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
US SHOULD STOP EXPORTING WEAPONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MUSIC MAKER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'PRAIRIE WINDS' IS STATE LIBRARY PUBLICATION (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN GIVEN PROBATION IN CHILD-RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GIVEN 2 AND ONE-HALF YEARS FOR WAVING HANDGUN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO ATTEND HEADQUARTER OPENING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON ESCAPEE FOUND IN CALIFORNIA,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*6TH-GRADER WILL MEET NAVY PEN PAL IN SEATTLE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ATTENDANCE AT STATE FAIR PLUNGES BY 10,000","Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PROVIDES EXCHANGE OF TEACHERS, PUPILS WITH POLAND","Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BODY IN ABERDEEN IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONTEST PERSISTENCE PAYS OFF,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MURDERER ASKS JUDGE FOR RELEASE FROM PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SF MAN TO BE CHARGED IN BOATING CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"ABERDEEN HOSPITAL IS FINED {dollar}3,750","Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUSPENDED ALCESTER POLICE CHIEF RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TOWERING ABOVE HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FAMILY MEMBERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PRESSLER ADVISES BUSH SEND BALTICS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ROOSEVELT WON'T HAVE TO WAIT LONG,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
INTEREST RATE FOR HOUSING HITS 8.375,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PROGRAM TO ADDRESS FITNESS ON THE JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"*WORKERS HUNGER FOR FAST FOOD, MORE STORES","Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SD JOBLESS RATE RANKS 3RD LOWEST,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
BAD FUEL TURNS UP IN AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JURORS STRIKE BACK,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STEENSLAND WANTS MORE DATA ON NEEDS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DEATH PENALTY IS WRONG WAY TO GET JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SET AND LIGHTING ALMOST UPSTAGE DEF LEPPARD,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*REGIONAL WRITERS TRACK HISTORY OF DAKOTA, FAMILY","Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PICK FAMILY-FRIENDLY CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LIST OF JURORS' NAMES SHOW OF POOR TASTE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SD TEACHERS AREN'T ONLY ONES UNDERPAID (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NUMBER 1 CITY STILL HAS ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"*FALL IS TIME TO RECOMMIT TO CHURCH, GOD'S VALUES","Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
APPROVAL PENDING FOR PARK IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP WANTS FAIR WAGES FOR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LABOR DAY PICNIC AT TERRACE PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER MAN DIES IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY BOY DIES CROSSING STREET,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*INHALANT USERS YOUNG, DON'T KNOW RISKS--EXPERT","Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHINING UP FOR THE SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LANDFILL WASTE-BAN TIMETABLE FACES REVISION,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD CASINO SUPPORTS GAMING PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FAIR ATTENDANCE REMAINS STRONG,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOB-HUNTING LECTURE WEDNESDAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ACCIDENT RATE UP,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PEROT SUPPORTERS STILL ACTIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ACQUITTED WOMAN CAN'T INHERIT ESTATE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*ND, SD SHARE STORES","Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
YOUNKERS GROWS IN 25-STORE DEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
MOST CALLERS SUPPORT JURY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*INAUGURAL (FOOT)-BALL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BOY DROWNS CROSSING BIG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MOELLER MURDER CASE SCARS PARTICIPANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LABOR SEES MORE INTEREST,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STRANGERS COME TOGETHER IN EFFORT TO RESCUE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JUDGE RETIRES FROM BENCH,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*LAWYER'S BELIEFS RUN DEEP,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*MOELLER ACCEPTS STATUS QUO,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*PROSECUTOR IN PRIVATE FIRM,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*VICTIM'S MOTHER LOSES FAITH,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
GAMING MEASURE MERITS APPROVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MUST NOT SHY FROM TAX REFORM (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REPORTERS HOUND CLINTONS (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*STATE FAIR EMBRACES INDIAN TERRITORY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ARE WE READY TO SELL OUR SOULS TO GAMING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WHO MAKES BIG BUCKS ON CONTROLLING FREON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WILLIAMS HYPOCRITICAL ABOUT ISSUE OF KILLING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
COSTNERS OFFER NEEDED RECREATIONAL ELEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
TEENS WANT GOOD ROCK BACK ON RADIO (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
TREAT SENIORS RIGHT BY EXPANDING FACILITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
JOHNSON LIKES TO KEEP BILLS BOTTLED UP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
"GLOBAL WARMING THEORY OUTDATED, UNFOUNDED (L)","Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
DAKTRONICS' BOARDS SERVE AT US OPEN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEADLINE EXTENDED FOR UNEMPLOYED,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO HONOR SD BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REALTORS' CONVENTION WILL BE SEPT 15-18,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OPERATORS GET NEW CALL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MEAD SCORES 2 TOUCHDOWNS AS WASHINGTON WHIPS CENTRA,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MONTANA RALLIES PAST SDSU,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTING WRENS OFFER GLIMPSE OF BUSY BIRDS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
GOV MILLER WELCOMES VISITORS TO MANSION,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HANSON IS NEW LEADER OF SD REPUBLICANS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INVESTORS TO BUY LAND SOUGHT FOR BIKE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JAYCEES RAISE FUNDS FOR DYSTROPHY GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOT WHEELS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SHOW CAR ALSO A GO CAR,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS CRACK CASE ON FOSSIL FIND,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RONNING QUITS LOW-INCOME RENTALS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RING OF FIRE RIDE ATTRACTS MOST DARING OF FAIRGOERS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS WORRYING ABOUT FUNDING LOSSES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
BALTIC CITY COUNCIL OK'S LAGOON WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
FLANDREAU TO USE BROOKINGS LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
MAN BURNED DURING BALLOON LANDING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
MOODY COUNTY GROUP INDEXING CEMETERIES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
NEW TAX UPSETS VERMILLION BARS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
TWO COUNTIES TOP FAIR VISITOR POLL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
MOUNT RUSHMORE VISITS NEAR RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TRIBAL LEADERS DEBATE HIGHER BET LIMITS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
CATTLE BREEDERS LINK UP TO SCOUT GLOBAL MARKETS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HURON RESIDENTS FRET OVER CAMPING RULES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
ADULTS TO LEARN 'SCIENTIFIC' WAY OF CLIMBING TREES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
RAPID CITY STORE EMPLOYEES TOTE GUNS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
TRIBE ASKS FOR COMPENSATION FOR LAND,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"*PETE, HERE'S A HUG FOR GIVING SD MEANING TO FAMILY","Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*THEATER SEASONS WILL DELIVER LAUGHS, SERIOUS MAGIC","Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SYMPHONY PUTS RAY AND SPECIAL TALENT IN SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1993, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*BEDDOW MAY NEED TO TAKE RISKS TO OVERCOME JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*ENROLLMENTS MAY BREAK 18,212 MARK","Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOME SD TOWNS DON'T EVEN WORRY ABOUT CRIME,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
THIS AREA SHOULD WELCOME CHALLENGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BASEBALL SEASON OVER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTE SECOND CHANCE TO CORRECT MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
A PERSONAL CHOICE NOT A HEALTH OPTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BANNING FIREARMS WON'T END VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HARD-WORKING CITIZENS DESERVE HEALTH CARE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PROPOSED FORM OF GOVT GIVES SF NEEDED LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*CHANGE GIVES GOVERNMENT TOO MUCH CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STORY ON BURTZLAFF TELLS HER SIDE ONLY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ACCESS TO INFORMATION IMPORTANT TO STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DASCHLE SEEKS PROBE OF GASOLINE PRICES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICAN WOMEN TO HOLD CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY CONSIDERS CURBING NUMBER OF CUL-DE-SACS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHANCE TO GET RID OF TOXIC WASTES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RULING NO GUARANTEE COUNTIES ESCAPING AX,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FILM ON WOUNDED KNEE COMING HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*LABOR DAY IS ABOUT THE STRUGGLE FOR EQUALITY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HOUSTON JAZZ ARTIST TO DEDICATE TENOR SAX,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW TO HAVE PARTY FOR 55TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CANYON RESIDENTS OPPOSE NEW RESORT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*NEW STUDENTS SETTLING IN AT USD,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BLACK HILLS HOMES VULNERABLE TO FIRE--OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CUSTER PARK CABIN RENT WON'T GO UP,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
TRIBE DISPUTES STATE'S CASINO COMPROMISE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FERRETS' RELEASE WILL RETURN 'EXTINCT' SPECIES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WATER BOARD OK'S RESORT IRRIGATION,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*TURNING DOWN WORKER'S COMP AFFECTS OTHER COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*PRACTICE PAYS OFF WITH FUN AND NEW FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S TIME TO PUT IDEAS TO WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANARIES BOW OUT WITH LOSS TO SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ADVOCATE FOR OUTCASTS DIES OF HEART ATTACK AT 76,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BOY CRITICALLY HURT IN ACCIDENT MAKES PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*HEAT, HUMIDITY DOMINATE AUGUST","Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CURFEW RULES BETTER BUT STILL INCONSISTENT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TONE DOWN RHETORIC ON IMMIGRATION ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*REFORM SUPERFUND PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER SCORES HIGH WITH ANTI-ABORTIONISTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"VOLUNTEERISM, TAX SUPPORT BOOST SCHOOLS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
JOHNSON SHOWS CLOUT WITH MEDICARE ADS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*YOUR BIRTH ORDER COULD INFLUENCE CHOICE OF MATE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CARE GROWS FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD ART MUSEUM IS READY TO GROW,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*ANOTHER TITLE FOR BARBER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECORD NUMBER OF WALLEYES LURKING IN LAKE OAHE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CUBS' STAR LEARNED THE HARD WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"MOELLER, RHINES APPEAL EXECUTIONS","Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CARNIVAL TO HELP HOME SOCIETY KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POKER RUN SEPT. 16 FOR FREEDOM CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN, SON DIE IN CLAY COUNTY ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TOURISTS TAKE SD ON ROLLER COASTER,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MELON MUNCHING,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PARK EQUIPMENT REPLACED FOR SAFETY REASONS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MOST ARRESTS STILL ON LOOP AFTER CURFEW LAW CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CORPS CUTS FUNDING FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LEGISLATOR--JANKLOW TAX PLAN MAY FAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DAKOTAH INC NEEDS JOB APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PANEL TO STUDY SCHOOL EFFICIENCIES,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SHE HAD A STORIED LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*AGE OF COUNTY RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*SOCIETY MISSION: EXPLAIN HISTORY THROUGH MARKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
A LOOK AT OTHER MINNEHAHA COUNTY HISTORICAL MARKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*WRITER LEARNS ABOUT CRAZY HORSE,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"BOMB EXPERTS ARE FINDING SCRAP METAL, NOT WEAPONS","Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HOG PRICES CLIMB SUBSTANTIALLY BUT CONCERNS REMAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HOG PRICES CLIMB SUBSTANTIALLY BUT CONCERNS REMAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
LAWYERS URGE SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS URGE SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HE DREAMS THE DREAMS OF LEADERS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'BARBIE DOLLS' AT BEAUTY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PEOPLE AGAINST CUTS IN BASIC CITY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NEW DEAN AIMS FOR STATE GPS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TRUCK GROUP MEETING HERE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
NEW DEAN AIMS FOR STATE GPS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DROWNING RE-EXAMINED-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"CPA, CA REGISTRATION SET","Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
DROWNING RE-EXAMINED-MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
AUGUST PARK VISITORS UP,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ROLLOVER KILLS 2-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
FEDERAL FUEL PROGRAM SNARLED IN RED TAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
RADIO TOWER MAY BRIDGE DEPUTIES' COMMUNICATION GAP,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PETITION INVOLVEMENT ARGUED,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TRY TO SAVE DOLL MUSEUM (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
IT'S COUNTIES AGAINST STATE ON TAXES FOR SCHOOL DIST,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
STATE HARVEST ALMOST COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
IT'S COUNTIES AGAINST STATE ON TAXES FOR SCHOOL DIST,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*ARTISTS LEAGUE INC-EDUCATIONAL GROUP STUDIES GOALS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PREPARE FOR MERRIMENT-RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STAYING ALIVE KEEPS MANFRED'S MATERIAL FRESH,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
'SOPHIE'S CHOICE' BY WILLIAM STYRON,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
'THE WIND BLOWS FREE' BY FREDERICK MANFRED,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
'THE WIND BLOWS FREE' BY FREDERICK MANFRED,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*'VILLAIN' FIRES COMEDY BLANKS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DIRE STRAITS 'COMMUNIQUE',"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*MELODIOUS PAST IS CATCHY EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1979, sect.C, p.15, col.1"
*TELLINGHUISEN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TELLINGHUISEN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY BUDGET INCREASES-BUT TAXES HOLD THE LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MCGOVERN APPEALS FOR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MCGOVERN APPEALS FOR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PARENTS OF ABANDONED GIRL SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPREME COURT RULING ON ISO-25,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAG PUTS CLOAK ON RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAG PUTS CLOAK ON RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAG PUTS CLOAK ON RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPREME COURT RULING ON ISO-25,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OAHE BOARD DENIES PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VA EDUCATION BENEFITS RUN DRY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS BOW TO REJOIN THE SECOG,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONGRESS CONSIDERS ENDING DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BONES DISPUTES LOW RATING BY HUNTING GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAIR'S OPTIMISM (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BONES DISPUTES LOW RATING BY HUNTING GROUP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SINGPIEL'S ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SINGPIEL'S ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SAYS HUNTING FOES USE MISSTATEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN'S VOTING ATTENDANCE HIT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GROUP WANTS CABIN REMOVAL ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP WANTS CABIN REMOVAL ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGEMENT AGAINST STATE UPHELD,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAKE WILL BE DRAINED TO KILL CARP,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CATTLE MOVING WEST MUST BE DIPPED,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECONSIDERATION OF SIGN LAW ASKED,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER ASSAILS FOOD LOAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICEMAN NAMED STANLEY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGEMENT AGAINST STATE UPHELD,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC ASKED TO REVIEW DECISION ON RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMON BACTERIA KILLED FISH IN LAKE MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
COMMON BACTERIA KILLED FISH IN LAKE MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*CHANGES ON THE HORIZON FOR MORRELL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHANGES ON THE HORIZON FOR MORRELL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS LAND CLAIM CASES AREN'T NEW TO JUDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS LAND CLAIM CASES AREN'T NEW TO JUDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*MATURING JANKLOW STILL PREFERS JEANS, BLUNTNESS","Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THUNDERSTORMS MAY REIGN OVER THE HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGES' VIEWS ENHANCED,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONTINUE REVIEW OF NEW WEAPONS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JUDGES' VIEWS ENHANCED,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JUDGES' VIEWS ENHANCED,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SYMPHONY'S DRIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*KUHL ORGANIZES REA'S,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AIR CONTROLLERS ERRED IN BELIEVING REAGAN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SIEH CRITICIZES CLOSED MEETINGS ABOUT OAHE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SIEH CRITICIZES CLOSED MEETINGS ABOUT OAHE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REPORT--OLD COMPUTER MAKES SKIES UNSAFE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MRS O'CONNOR RATED POORLY AS A JUDGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
RAIL RIGHTS OF WAY FOR HUNTING OPPOSED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MEIERHENRY'S CHINA TRIP MAKES NO SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PETERSON CRITICIZED FOR MILWAUKEE TRIP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"*IF IT'S OFFBEAT, IT BELONGS AT THE STATE FAIR","Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EVEN RELIGION IN VARIETY AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
EVEN RELIGION IN VARIETY AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
AGENCY CLEANS UP BOOKS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CRAZY HORSE POSTAGE STAMP TO BE ISSUED IN 1983,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
REQUESTS POUR INTO HURON FOR STATE FAIR STAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
REQUESTS POUR INTO HURON FOR STATE FAIR STAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
OFFICIALS WANT COMPROMISE ON GARRISON WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*DON'T HAVE TO SHOOT DOVES TO ENJOY THE HUNT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*KORCZAK--STORYTELLER IN STONE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HERE'S A REAL TOPICAL (TROPICAL) FISH STORY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KORCZAK--STORYTELLER IN STONE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SEMINAR CHANGES PERSPECTIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SEMINAR CHANGES PERSPECTIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*NILA CLARK--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*IMPLEMENT DEALERS SETTING UP SHOP AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*IMPLEMENT DEALERS SETTING UP SHOP AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FRONTIER DENIES STARTING PRICE WAR,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*ROADSIDE MERCHANTS DOT SOUTH DAKOTA HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*500 EXPECTED IN SF FOR REAL ESTATE MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
*TRUCK MEETING STARTS FRIDAY IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
INVESTORS GROUP SETS FALL SPEAKER SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
MEDICAL TEACHING CLINIC OPENS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1981, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
THIS LABOR DAY MAY HAVE MORE SIGNIFICANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*THE JOY OF CARP,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*BIKERS RIDE FOR MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL AGENCY KEPT ETSI SECRET,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIGNIFICANT EVENTS IN ETSI WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CAMP MEMBERS MUST TESTIFY, LEFHOLZ SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NO TRAFFIC FATALITIES REPORTED LABOR DAY WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHARMS OF SEPT UNFOLD ON THE PLAINS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USE WASHINGTON HIGH FOR 2 JUNIOR HIGHS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GAMBLING PLAN LESSER THREAT THAN PINBALL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DISASTER LOAN APPLICATIONS DUE SEPT 30,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
IT WILL COST MORE TO CUT TREES THIS DEC,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NO CELEBRATING TODAY IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NUDE YOUTH ARESTED AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FAIRGOERS NOT SWAYED BY HANDSHAKING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*SMOKEY JOE SALEM RETURNS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UNION LEADERS WORK FOR CAUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*JUDGES GET HONORABLE REVIEW BY MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MISSION'S FATE MAY DEPEND ON LICENSE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SOUTH DAKOTANS PLEDGE {dollar}111,701","Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IRS CHANGES FREE NUMBER,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TREES SUFFER LEAF SCORCH DURING HOT WEATHER,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CO-OP WANTS JERUSALEM ARTICHOKE MARKET,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY CONSIDERS SPENDING LESS & TAXING MORE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WEEKEND CRASHES KILL 3 IN STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BLIND SAILOR & HURT PILOT--INSPIRING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY TAXPAYERS WILL LOSE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOLVING PROBLEMS OF ACID RAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COLLECTOR LOOKING FOR CORN PALACE PHOTOS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOIL SPECIALIST ADVISES TESTING OF PIK,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEEN-AGER PARALYZED IN RODEO SUES SPONSORS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EVIDENCE THAT CUSTER WOMAN WAS HURT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TAX PANEL LAUNCHES TOUR IN OIL & GAS FIELD,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*FAIR ATTENDANCE FIGURES FIZZLE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CUNNINGHAM TIRES INSULTS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPREADING THE MORMON FAITH,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CENTER FOR WOMEN OFFERS SEVEN CLASSES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DOCUMENTARIES EXAMINE INDIAN RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*DASCHLE, BELL DIFFER ON DEFENSE","Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BANKS IS IN NEW YORK,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION FIRM GETS BONUS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ECONOMY IS PROSPERING, JOURNALIST SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TREASURER GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EQUALIZATION DIRECTOR'S JOB HAS 23 APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FRONTIER CHANGES RATES ON AIR-FARE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GERKEN ASSUMES BENCH IN INCEST PROCEEDINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE DENIES INMATE'S REQUEST FOR COURT ORDER,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNITED WAY BEGINS 1984 CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INTERSTATE COMPETITION--FREE ENTERPRISE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAKE PRESTON TIME HAD HIGH STANDARDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAY PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD HAS BETTER JOB CLIMATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
15 ARE CHARGED WITH TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MONEY FOR FOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LOAD OF STEEL CAUSES DEATH OF MINE WORKER,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NATIONAL LEAGUE MEMBER WILL BE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NUCLEAR COALITION RESERVES JUDGMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SF MAN SENTENCED TO SEVEN YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
KANE'S NAME WON'T BE ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT FOUND NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"STATE, UNION BATTLE OVER PAY","Argus LeaderSep 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*COLOR BY NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAKE CUTS OR LOSE JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN ENDS 31 YEARS ON LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
EAST RIVER BOARD ENDS INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CRUSADE FOR PROJECT SINKS TO ANOTHER LOW (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NOW'S TIME TO APPLY PRESSURE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY VOTERS HAVE SPOKEN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LISTEN TO THE TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
IT'S TIME FOR COOPERATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*CORN PALACE DRESSED FOR FEST,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORPORATE SELLER--MAKE MEAT 'IN',"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LET'S PUT OUR HEADS TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 AG OFFICIALS WIN SETTLEMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL WORKER FROM POLAND,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIAL--FARMERS MUST PROFIT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FERRARO STOPS IN TOWN FOR DASCHLE TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"HORMEL, UNION REACH DEAD END ON TALKS","Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW NAMES STATE'S NEW HEALTH SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TROUBLE WITH SPEEDING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CO-OP COSTS DEPEND ON GREAT PLAINS PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT PICKS ACTING HEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON COMMISSION APPROVES CENTER LOAN,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 APPARENT LOW BIDDERS FOR AIRPORT CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*POLICE IDENTIFY MURDER VICTIM,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD ECONOMY FACES REVENUE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR TACKLES NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
KAN FIRM WANTS TWO CITY HOTELS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PASTOR LEAVES BIG CITY FOR LOCAL MINISTRY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CHANCE TO GET DOWNTOWN MOVING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T MISS SIOUX FALLS TRADITION (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SAFETY A VICTIM OF DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FAITH MIRRORS GODLINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
JUDGE OVERRULES CHALLENGE TO STATE SEX LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGES SEEK SUBSTITUTE FOR WINGLER SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURORS AWARD {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN SUIT AGAINST HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUBCOMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE FARM LOAN MOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FALSE ALARM,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAX WOES SHOW DEVELOPMENT NEED,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY SETS SIGHTS HIGHER,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARIZONA POLICE ARREST SUSPECT IN CITY HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"TO RAISE SEWAGE, ELECTRICITY CHARGES","Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BANKING PANEL DENIES BRANCH BANK REQUEST,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY HIRES RETZLAFF FOR DATA PROCESSING POST,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT MAY NOT DECIDE APPEAL UNTIL SPRING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIRE STATION GROUND-BREAKING SET FOR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY FINDS WHITE RIVER MAN NOT GUILTY OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE MAYOR CRITICIZES MESABA FLIGHT CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS LITERACY COUNCIL TO MEET SEPT 11,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MINERS OBJECT TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
DOCTOR-RESIDENT RATIO GETS BETTER,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
NEW BOSS HELPS HOSPITAL MORALE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
GOVERNOR'S RACE KEEPS CANDIDATES RUNNING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GROUSE AN UNAPPRECIATED GAME BIRD,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OPTIMISTIC ABOUT LINCOLN'S CHANCES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA SHUTS OUT SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*CONTAMINATION THREAT IS ALIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL COUNCILS HOLD FATE OF INDIANS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"VISITORS, BEWARE OF CITY STREETS (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KELO TEACHER STORY BIASED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STOP TEARING DOWN CITY DOWNTOWN AREA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PUT QUARRY SOMEWHERE ELSE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LAWMAKERS FEAR FOOD CHAINS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*GIVING READERS WHAT THEY WANT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
INDEPENDENCE GIVES DURENBURGER EDGE IN RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*NCC--RIGHT TO SEE PREP GAMES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DEFENSIVE STAND PRESERVES STATE WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*USD HARVESTS 17-7 VICTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CROOKS TRAPPER SNARES WORLD RECORDS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BOTULISM OUTBREAK IS CURBED,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BROOKINGS HOSTS FALL RENDEZVOUS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA TEAMS IN WALLEYE MEET,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SPAWNING STATION PREPARES FOR FALL RUN,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SPONSOR DROPS TRESPASS PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
COMMISSION TO EXAMINE FISH LIMITS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
LICENSE APPLICATION SYSTEM IS IMPROVEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
"HOLIDAY ALTERS SCHEDULES, SERVICES","Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KEMP PLANS VISIT TO SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN ORIENTATION SESSION TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIMON TO KEYNOTE RAPID CITY EVENT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FATIMA MESSAGE COMING TO ALEXANDRIA,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAIR A HAVEN FOR POLITICAL JUNKIES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROMOTER SEEKS EXPANDED MARKET FOR SIOUX ARTWORK,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SMALL-SCALE SAILING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLBOOK LOAN PRACTICE RETURNS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BUSINESS IS PICKING UP FOR MAINTENANCE CREW,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CHAPTER 12 BOOSTS BANKRUPTCY TOTAL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ACCIDENT KILLS BELLE FOURCHE RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
AGENCY TO SET PHONE COMPANY BOUNDARIES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MADISON PLANNING CONSTITUTION CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SUPPORTERS PUSH PAVING OF PINE RIDGE ROAD,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*ARTIST DRAWS ON ENERGY, TEXTURE","Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FAIR ENTERTAINMENT DOESN'T FARE WELL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*ALICE ONTJES, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FARM INCOME SLUMP CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS FLOCK TO RESERVE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS PINPOINTING HIGHLY ERODIBLE LAND,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SDSU RESEARCHERS STUDY FAT IN HAM,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BUS TRAVEL PICKS UP,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*BATMAN BAGS PENGUIN IN TELETHON SKIRMISH,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TAX LIMIT FAILS IN POLL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CROWD AT FAIR TOPS '87 HIGH,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NEW CROP OF BOARD GAMES AIDS LEARNING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*SUMMER'S OPPORTUNITIES VANISH FOR ANOTHER YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CITY PLAYHOUSE SELECTS BOARD OF DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
JOHNKE TO SERVE IN COUNSELOR ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LOCAL HEART ASSOCIATION GROUP PICKS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STATE RESIDENTS PICKED FOR UFO ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BENNETT PLAN OFFERS BIG ADVANTAGES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EDITORIAL IS UNFAIR TO NORTH SIOUX CITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ASK READERS WHAT THEY WANT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BOB MCBRIDE WILL BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
EMERGENCY SERVICES PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
MEN OF STEELE DISPLAY SOFTBALL CLOUT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA OVERTAKES MORRIS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DAVISON COUNTY EYES PUBLIC DEFENDER,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEDICATION TODAY AT NEW YANKTON PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DROUGHT INCREASES 'FARMERS LUNG' RISK,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FATHER SENTENCED IN GIRL'S SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARGHAB LINEN SETS UP FOR SALE AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLK TAKES SHOT AT LABOR LEADERS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRAINING CENTER FOR DISABLED ADULTS TURNS 30,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BACKING HOMESTAKE A NEW BALL GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY DECIDES THRESHOLD'S FATE TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RC BURN AREA AT RISK DURING RAINS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VANDALS SHOOT OUT WINDOWS IN HARTFORD,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN TO GET WEATHER BUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*COST OF 5-MINUTE CALL TO MINNEAPOLIS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WEEKDAY CAPTAIN 11 SHOW ENDS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL DENIAL COULD SIDELINE SECOND SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POINT TO CRISIS AT SUICIDE HOT LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS--PLAN CAN BE IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*STRICTER RULES SET FOR LIFERS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DON'T NEGLECT ALCOHOL EFFORT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
CASE MOUNTS AGAINST INEXPERIENCED DRIVERS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
EX-WARDEN'S MILITARY CAREER OUTSTANDING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FREEDOMS YIELD TO NECESSITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
MICKELSON HELPS CITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
*SCHOOL KIDS PACK HEALTHY TASTY TREATS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'99' BOOK SIGNING SUNDAY AT LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ATTENDANCE RECORD SET AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY FIRE STATION SALE FALLS THROUGH,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO CONSIDER WALL LAKE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRASH CHARGES CONSIDERED TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS SETTLE IN FOR ANOTHER YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CUSTODIANS UNION QUESTIONS WAGE FREEZE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
IOWA MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SUPPLYING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOLLMANN CASE GOES TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY APPROVES BEER SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EPA TESTS TRI-STATE AIR TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FUND MISUSE INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LEADER OF TEACHERS GROUP SETS GOALS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
JOB CORPS EFFORT MARKS 25 YEARS IN SD TOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
*STORE ADS WERE 'ARGUS' FIXTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HALF OF STATE SHORT OF MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
JANUARY 1 IS DEADLINE FOR BRAND RENEWALS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD RETAIL SALES BELOW US AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*TOO HOT FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW LAWS ENDANGER SMALL-TOWN DUMPS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SLAM OF INDIANS CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TO IMPROVE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DESERVING NAMES OMITTED FROM LIST (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AGRICULTURE MUST DIVERSIFY TO COMPETE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
ALL OF SOCIETY'S LAWS ARE BASED ON MORALITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
MUENSTER SHOULD BE SPECIFIC ON ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
OUT-OF-STATE MINERS DON'T CARE ABOUT HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SAVE GAS BY CUTTING CAR'S IDLING TIME (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DID PRESSLER HELP RICH GET RICHER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
FLY FLAG TO SHOW SUPPORT FOR MILITARY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MANY COULDN'T HEAR HOPE AT FAIR SHOW (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*'QUILTFEST' TO FEATURE MARION WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIMON PLAY FALLS FLAT IN WORTHING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
A NEWLY HEARTBROKEN TEACHER,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ACTING PRINCIPAL NAMED AT SCHOOL FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AT&T REPORTS PROBLEMS WITH LONG-DISTANCE CALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER OPPOSES CANCELLATION OF DEBT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WALKAWAY HELD IN MONTANA JAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRILLING FOR ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER CANCELS STATEWIDE DEBATE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP CRITICIZES HIRING BY WASTE DUMP FOES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM GAINING NATIONAL ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAJOR CANDIDATES TO SPEAK ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SENATOR CHALLENGES MUENSTER--MAKE TAX RETURNS PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIRM SEEKS ORDER FORCING REPORTER TO REVEAL SOURCES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER YANKTON BANKER LOSES LAWYER'S LICENSE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROWTH IN LINCOLN HELPS BUDGET REMAIN SAME,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LIBRARIAN SPENDS LIFE PUSHING LITERACY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"BEEF, SHEEP AUCTION NETS TOTAL OF {dollar}219,743","Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EXTRA SALES TAX LIKELY WON'T BE CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HARVEY DUNN PAINTING DONATED TO MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MEADE SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTES TO UPHOLD FREEZE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
EX-WEST CENTRAL OFFICIAL NAMED SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
SURVEY FINDS SD IRRIGATION STEADY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SHORT SUPPLY OF AIR JORDANS FRUSTRATES KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*BOARDERS FIND DIRECTION AT FLANDREAU SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DISABLED, ELDERLY COULD LOSE NIGHT TRANSIT RIDES","Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KIDNAPPING CHARGE EXPECTED AGAINST 2,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BILL OF RIGHTS SHOW WORTH CHECKING OUT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HELP OFFERED TO FIND NEW SUPERINTENDENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LAMBS OF CHRIST WORRIES ARE WASTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
S DAKOTANS PAY PRICE FOR VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*TIME FOR YOUNG FOLKS TO TAKE LEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HELPING PLAY THE PART,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CORN PALACE LURES TOP COUNTRY STARS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN COCAINE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE SENDS PAIR TO LITERACY CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD EX-PROFESSOR IS PRISONER IN TAIWAN,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOCTORS TO TOUR RURAL SD ON BIKES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIALS CONSIDER CASTANEIRA CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PETITIONS FOR JANKLOW NET 2,000","Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOSTAGE-TAKER FACES CHARGE OF KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TREATMENT PLANT MALFUNCTION PUTS MINERALS IN WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
'DANCES WITH CLAMS' TV AD RESURFACES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOME FUND DRIVE SET,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAYO-LOVING PRISONER GETS NO SYMPATHY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRM CAN'T BE SUED IN EXPLOSION LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MASSIVE CLEANUP SET BY HOMESTAKE MINING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DALY'S DEBUT AT SDSU TO BE SUCCESSFUL ONE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ROUGH RIDERS TAKE COURT WITH SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"*LINCOLN, WASHINGTON TAKE DIFFERENT PATHS","Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CITY FIRM FEATURED IN NATIONAL MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MEETINGS TO COLLECT INPUT ON HOUSING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*ANDERSON TO SPEAK TO CHAMBER,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*CORN PALACE EXPERT SETS HISTORY STRAIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EARLY START ISN'T ALWAYS BEST,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOELLER PERCEIVED,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"LET JEALOUS CITIES SNIPE AT CITY, STATE (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POLITICIANS SHOULD FEEL HEAT (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HAAR GETS BOOST IN WASHINGTON DAILY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PRESIDENT BUSH AIDS RICH AND POWERFUL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
REHABILITATION SHOULD BE FOCUS FOR FELONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ANIMAL RIGHTS GROUPS ARE JUDGING COWBOYS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
BUSH SLOW TO REACT FOR HURRICANE VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SPRINGFIELD PROGRAM SHOULD BE CONTINUED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DREDGES ARE VITAL TO QUALITY OF SD LAKES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
TIME IN GOP SPOTLIGHT DIM FOR CANDIDATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
CERTIFIED ANESTHETISTS PROVIDE 65% OF CARE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CLINTON-GORE TRYING TO FOOL THE VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
NUMBER 1 RATING EASY TO AGREE WITH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*COYOTES WIN OPENER FOR CREEHAN,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN WIN LIFTS KNIGHTS TO 11-3 IN BOWL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOVE HUNT HITS MARK IN OPENER,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ENERGY CONSERVATION LOAN FUND RUNS OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
UNITED AIRLINES TO HONOR CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*RELIGIOUS, FAMILY SIGNAL TO STRETCH 10 MILES","Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS RACING JACK FROST,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
'NUGGETS' FEATURE TELLS STATE'S HISTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
APARTMENT FIRE VICTIM RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
BLIND GET CHANCE TO RIDE BICYCLE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE POSTPONES MINISTER'S SENTENCING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SHOWERS CAUSE OIL TO RUN OFF PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*THE GANG'S ALL HERE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS HOPE WARM SUN DELAYS FROST,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY FOE BLASTS TV ADS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*HIGHWAY HONORS HUMPHREY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
GUARD'S MOVE ANGERS WEBSTER,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS BICYCLE EVENT SET FOR SEPTEMBER 20,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*TO PUSH HEALTH-CARE REFORM BEFORE SENATE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
STORM ADVISORY SENDS FAIR OFFICIALS SCRAMBLING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
"TEACHERS, STATE HIT CONTRACT IMPASSE","Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
*GOLDEN PALACE ON THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*RED CAPTURED SPIRIT, PULSE OF PALACE","Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
"*SOO LOCKS CARRY VISITORS INTO PAST, CANADA","Argus LeaderSep 06 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
"*NEW WORKER EMERGING, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
READERS SAY THEY ARE HAPPY WITH THEIR JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LABOR DAY BRINGS LOFTY CHALLENGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MEMORY WALK BENEFITS ALZHEIMER'S SERVICES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OFFICER'S COMMENTS ON PET UNCALLED FOR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*COSTNER PROJECT LACKS STUDIES PROVING BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*DUNBAR WOULD HONE STATE'S COMPETITIVE EDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BET LIMITS ELECTION OPEN TO ALL VOTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEARING FOR SUSPECT IN SHOOTING THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LABOR RALLY TODAY AT SERTOMA PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE SPONSORING GAMBLING DEBATE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MILD TREMOR ROCKS DEADWOOD, LEAD","Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MEMORIES OF HURON,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSED CITY BUDGET UP 30.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RECYCLING MAGNATE ENJOYS HELPING COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE FAIR INCREASING RECYCLING EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*TAX CHANGE WILL AFFECT PROOF OF GIFT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CANARIES FINISH SEASON WITH LOSS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STILL YOUNG? DON'T BLOW IT WITH OVERWORK,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GET THAT TWANG OUT OF MY LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*LINCOLN, NEB--A LESSON IN CHANGE","Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A REAL HANDFUL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FOUR COUNTIES AMONG NATION'S POOREST,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
POLICE AT USD WILL GO GUNLESS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PROPOSED SIOUX FALLS HOME-RULE CHARTER,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HEALTH REFORM DIES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SIGN ON INTERSTATE 90 SENDS WRONG MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"HUNTERS, LANDOWNERS BOTH PAY FOR ROADS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EX-RESIDENT AGAINST RESTARTING VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RELIGIOUS RIGHT ISN'T THREAT TO LIBERTY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CRIME BILL SOLD OUT PERSONAL FREEDOMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
VIDEO-LOTTERY REVENUE GAINED AT HUMAN COST (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
JOHNSON MISUSED CONSTITUENT FILES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
COUNCIL WOULD BE LOSER IN STRONG-MAYOR FORM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
LEGISLATURE SMART TO TACKLE TAX REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
CRACKDOWN ON LOOP FOCUSES ON WRONG KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
REAL-ESTATE TAXES USED TO THE MAXIMUM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ENJOYING RIGHTS MEANS TAKING RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PORK-BARREL POLITICS WOULD BE BAD FOR CITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBING CITY WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEMINARY TO OPEN NEW WORSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELLIS LANDFILL CLOSING THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BRIDGEWATER MAN IS STAR FARMER FINALIST,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHANGING MARKET BOOSTS TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*FESTIVAL SUPPLIES PURE AMERICANA--HAWARDEN, IOWA","Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'FRIENDS OF LARISA' WON'T GIVE UP,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS CRACK DOWN ON TAX-FRAUD SCHEMES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*{dollar}500,000 WILL HELP PAY FOR WATER SYSTEM","Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MISSION MAN CHARGED IN CAR-CRASH DEATHS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FMHA LOANS AVAILABLE TO BEGINNING FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SDSU STUDY DEVELOPS LOW-CHOLESTEROL BUTTER,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RECYCLING CENTER TO OPEN SEPT 28,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CANDIDATES REGROUP IN LEGISLATIVE RACES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*POISON CENTER: HELP IS ON THE LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*PANCAKES FOR POLITICS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BIA OFFICIAL'S TRIAL WILL BE SEPARATE IN SCHEME,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*DAD IS GONE, BUT MEMORIES WILL LIVE ON","Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROOSEVELT FINISHES THE JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CRESSMAN RACES TO HUSET'S WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PEDIATRICIAN ALWAYS ON WATCH FOR NEW PIECES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JURY CONVICTS GARZA IN ARSON DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PELTIER'S PAINTINGS FOR SALE AT FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
VERDICT MAKES BUSINESS LIABLE FOR EMPLOYEE'S CRIME,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CONGRESS MUST DEAL WITH PAC REFORMS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VANDALS TOOK FAR MORE THAN JUST A STOP SIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SEAT-BELT VIOLATION SHOULD BE SECONDARY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ONE-CHILD POLICY COULD HURT CHINA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*WE MUST STAMP OUT CHILDHOOD SMOKING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JOHNSON SHOULD ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*GRIFFEY GIVES FAMILY A DATE TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TANGY CHEESECAKE DIP SERVES 50 AT PARTY,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LATE-SUMMER SALMON HAVE NEED FOR MEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANISTOTA WOMAN HAD BEEN DRINKING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY OFFERS REWARD IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS PLANS RECYCLING CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FEDERAL CUTS WORRY COLLEGE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"GRAFFITI ILLEGAL, COUNCIL DECIDES","Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
4 HELPING MAKE MOVIE ON CRAZY HORSE HURT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES IN RAPE OF 3 GIRLS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
USD'S CLASSIFICATION UPGRADED TO LEVEL 1,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*VISUAL SURVEY FINDS CITY PLEASANT LOOKING,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CITY IS STAYING WITH DECISION ON LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*WORKING TO CLOSE THE POOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
2 MEN HURT A LIGHT PLANE CRASHES,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"ADDITIONAL {dollar}150,000 IS SET ASIDE FOR POOR","Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
VIKEN IS REVENUE DEPARTMENT CHIEF,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
HAD SIMPLE DESIRE TO FARM,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SPEEDING IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MARINE GENERAL PAYS TRIBUTE TO INDIANS WHO FOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HILLS LOGGERS WANT MEETING WITH ENVIRONMENTALISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*I WOULDN'T BE SENATE'S 'FORREST GUMP',"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
NATURAL GAS TO BE A MATTER OF CHOICE,"Argus LeaderSep 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*NO SLUMS, BUT POOR HOUSING EXISTS","Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S PHONE TO GET BEEPER,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW'S PHONE TO GET BEEPER,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUNFLOWER BLOSSOMING INTO BIG-TIME SD CROP,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PRESSLER SAYS 'I'M POOREST',"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BATTLE ON 7-ELEVEN CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MAYOR RESIGNS AS TEACHER-HURON,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PLANS FOR RESERVOIR SLIP UP,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SET ASIDE FOR FUEL SET ASIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SMALL BUSINESS WORKSHOP DUE TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*PENITENTIARY INMATE DAVID DAMMER,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*PENITENTIARY INMATE DAVID DAMMER,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*BOUNCED CHECK AN OVERSIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
URANIUM TESTING APPROVED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
URANIUM TESTING APPROVED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
'BABY KILLER' TACKY PRO-LIFE TACTIC,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
'BABY KILLER' TACKY PRO-LIFE TACTIC,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MCGOVERN WILL RUN IN 1980,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CITY STANDARDS FOR HAULERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GARBAGE CHANGE POSES QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*WAGONMASTER MAKES PARADES ROLL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*YOUNG OFFENDERS GET BAD TASTE OF PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
*YOUNG OFFENDERS GET BAD TASTE OF PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
CITY WORKERS' HOTLINE FED PROBERS TIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY WORKERS' HOTLINE FED PROBERS TIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES TAKE ISSUE WITH SENIORITY IMPORTANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CANDIDATES TAKE ISSUE WITH SENIORITY IMPORTANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ROST-O'GORMAN CAPTURE SIC TITLES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*ROST-O'GORMAN CAPTURE SIC TITLES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SETTING PHEASANT SEASON CALCULATED RISK,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SETTING PHEASANT SEASON CALCULATED RISK,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*TSCHETTER LEADS TALENTED WASHINGTON TEAM,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
*TSCHETTER LEADS TALENTED WASHINGTON TEAM,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
SD CONTRACT AWARDS HIGHER IN JULY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.3"
PUKWANA AGENT'S LICENSE REVOKED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.3"
APPLE HARVEST--AND ANOTHER FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SHOW PROMOTES ENERGY SAVING,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SHOW PROMOTES ENERGY SAVING,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*DIANE KIEFFER-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
FARMERS UNION-BALLOT CONTAINS ERRORS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WINDS OF CHANGE BLOW TOWARD WINDMILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JAMES RIVER DIVERSION STUDIES ENDORSED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GETTING THE MOST OUR OF SUMMER,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ELLSWORTH FUNDS LESS THAN NEEDED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HAWKEY SEEKS JOB AS CLERK OF COURTS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
TAILINGS HASSLE FINALLY ENDING-EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
REAGAN'S ERRORS IN THE CAMPAIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WESTERN AID NEEDED TO SUSTAIN POLES' NEW RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
'SCARE TACTICS' USED IN URANIUM ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"PICTURE, STORY BY JOHN DANICIC PRAISED (L)","Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
WHY USE SD DOVES FOR TARGET PRACTICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
RAIL PLAN TAKING TAXPAYERS FOR RIDE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"PARITY LACKING IN CORN, GOLD PRICES (L)","Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
AG OFFICIAL BLAMED FOR FOOD POLICIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
REPRESENTATIVE PLANS OAHE HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS KILL 2,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
MCGOVERN ATTACKS ABDNOR OIL RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
'GAME' CRACKDOWN CALLED WASTEFUL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
POWER COMPANY PLANS NEW LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
SD HOME SOUGHT FOR ALASKA BEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
"OGLALAS, US TO START HILLS NEGOTIATIONS","Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"OGLALA, US TO START HILLS NEGOTIATIONS","Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FEDS LOSING TENANTS-HURON,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FEDS LOSING TENANTS-HURON,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*'I'M INTOXICATED WITH COLOR',"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*'I'M INTOXICATED WITH COLOR',"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*MARTIAL ARTS--LOTS OF HARD WORK, LOTS OF SWEAT","Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*MARTIAL ARTS--LOTS OF HARD WORK, LOTS OF SWEAT","Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COLLEGE GRANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
WOMEN'S CLUB,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
2 SF CITIZEN GROUPS LOSING STEAM,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 SF CITIZEN GROUPS LOSING STEAM,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE WOMAN CHOSEN FOR DEMO POST,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOST BUSINESSES CLOSED LABOR DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"3 S DAKOTANS SLAIN IN NORFOLK, NEB HOUSE","Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE WOMAN CHOSEN FOR DEMO POST,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SURRENDER YOUR FLAG,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOURISM SEASON ELATES SD BUSINESSMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOUNTIES LOSE LEGENDARY STATUS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGENCY'S COST FIGURES FOR OAHE PROJECT CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AGENCY'S COST FIGURES FOR OAHE PROJECT CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"46,155 ATTEND STATE FAIR SATURDAY","Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD DIVORCES UP--MARRIAGES DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SD DIVORCES UP--MARRIAGES DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EMPLOYEES DISAGREE WITH LABOR DEPT CUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESCHOOLERS MEET MR YUK THE EASY WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESCHOOLERS MEET MR YUK THE EASY WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RESEARCHER--MANDAN STUDY INCONCLUSIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*FIREFIGHTERS RAISE {dollar}20,000 FOR MD","Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHEIK SAYS MEANS DAMAGED HIS REPUTATION,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPECIAL INTERESTS MOTIVATE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
3 MORRELL SECURITY GUARDS QUIT--1 FIRED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*THE SEASON'S OPEN ON SHAKY FILMS (FINE),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*THE PRICE WAS RIGHT WHEN SHE CAME ON DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
NURSING CARE GROUP FORMED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*SD FIREFIGHTERS' RUN RAISES MONEY FOR MD,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHIEF JUSTICE PREFERS TO STAY OUT OF LIMELIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY REPAYS DEBT BY WORKING AT CARNIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY WON'T CHALLENGE SUIT BY HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN SAYS BAN OUT-OF-STATE DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
UNION TO VOTE ON HOMESTAKE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
APPROPRIATE HONOR FOR MCGOVERN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LESSONS FOR CONGRESS ABOUT CARE OF PAGES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GUILTY-BUT-MENTALLY ILL LAW NEEDED IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN CLAIMS SF POLICEMAN VIOLATED HIS RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SCHOOL AID COULD BE DOLED OUT MORE FAIRLY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
YOUTH ARRESTED FOR BREAKING INTO SF FIRM,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*ANTIQUE FIRE ENGINES MAKE FAIR DEBUT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CORRECTIONS BOARD OKS BUDGET INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEAD-DEADWOOD TEACHERS RETURN CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SPANNAUS FOR COALITION AGAINST ACID RAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SUNDAY ATTENDENCE DOWN FROM LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"MITCHELL TO HOST WATER, POWER MEETING","Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"POWER PLANT SUES STATE, GRANT COUNTY","Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WILDLIFE ART ON DISPLAY SEPT 18,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CLIMATOLOGIST-STATE IN MOIST SPELL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DROUGHT HURTS DUCKS IN NORTHEAST,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MITCHELL TO RAISE CITY WAGES 3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
NEB FIRM TO WORK ON GAVINS POINT DAM,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"OIL, GAS DEVELOPMENT MEETING SET","Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WASTEWATER PLANT IMPACT MINOR,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"4,000 EAST RIVER DEER LICENSES AVAILABLE","Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CONTRACTS FOR BOAT RAMPS ON RIVER AWARDED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
THANKS PARK DEPT FOR QUICK ACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS ARE GROWING OLD,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"{dollar}700,000 MORE WILL FIX STREETS","Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ELDERLY FACE PARADOX OF INDEPENDENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S POPULATION OF OLDER CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BANK AMERICA MAY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BURNING CAR KEPT PEOPLE FROM HELPING,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RURAL CO-OPS CAN'T HANDLE BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXTENDED PHEASANT & PARTRIDGE SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIDBALL--SCHOOL SCHEDULE IS LOCAL DOMAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT LIKES MERIT PAY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MUST SELL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 OFFERED IMMUNITY IF THEY'LL TESTIFY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REAGAN'S CHANCE TO CHANGE SOVIETS WAYS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*NOT A SOME-DAY-IN-THE-FUTURE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HATCHERY SPRINGS A LEAK,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIONEER AIRLINES WILL ADD RAPID CITY & PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE BOARD SEARCHES FOR NEW SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ESCAPED PEN TRUSTY MAY BE DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RENT ALLOWANCE FOR POOR IS INADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"FAIR DRAWS 2,130 FEWER PEOPLE","Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE DEADLINE APPROACHES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW WILL SPEAK AT GARRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH CASHING FORGED CHECKS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH THREATENING 2,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WIND SWITCH MAY HAVE CAUSED CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COURT WILL RULE ON LAW TO HELP AREAS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
4 DIE ON SOUTH DAKOTA HIGHWAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*SCHOOL CLOSING SPLITS IOWA TOWNS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'PREPARE THYSELF FOR MERRIMENT',"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*HOFER'S LAWYER WANTS LID ON STATEMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CAMPAIGN SETS GOAL OF {dollar}1,843,000","Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL DISASTER MONEY IS ON WAY TO STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL TEEN INJURED TO GET THERAPY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE JOBLESS RATE DROPS IN JULY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW DEFENDS FERRARO'S FISCAL PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PARKS PANEL TO RAISE YEARLY FEE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SURRENDER DATE FOR BANKS IS SUGGESTED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FAIR ATTENDANCE SECRET WAS SENSELESS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CITIZENS NEED FACTS ON NUKE WASTE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RETAILER SIGNS LEASE AT NEW TOWN MALL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE GRANTS REQUEST FOR DELAY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BROOKINGS MAN TO RECEIVE PRESIDENTAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BROOKINGS MAN TO RECEIVE PRESIDENTIAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW WILL ADDRESS SF CHAMBER,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LAWYERS WILL ATTEND EDUCATIONAL SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
REAGAN'S STATE CAMPAIGN OFFICIALLY BEGINS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
REGENTS PLAN TO ADOPT BUDGET REQUEST,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*TO REACH JOB IN NBA PUBLIC RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*UNION RESPONDS TO MORRELL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STRIKER ATTACKED, RECEIVES 15 STITCHES","Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WASPS HAVE SIOUX FALLS BUZZING,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ALABAMA SHOW DYNAMITE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
NEXT GUY SQUEEZING CHARMIN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BUYERS SHOULD STICK WITH US PRODUCTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
QUESTIONABLE DEALINGS SOIL IMAGE OF BANKING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE SHOULD HAVE LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HIGH DRAMA UNFOLDING (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOLD BACK CITY SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"CITY TO HOST PUBLIC, PRIVATE FACULTY MEMBERS","Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COOPERATIVE ASKS FOR PROBE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE ONLY POLITICIAN TO OFFER HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER ABERDEEN OFFICER PLEADS NO CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KOLE TRIO TO PERFORM CONCERT AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LITTON MAY INCREASE WORKFORCE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON RETURNS TO CITY COMMISSION JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN FACE ATTEMPTED PROSTITUTION CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONGRESS IS TARGET OF JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FERRARO STUMPS FOR DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW OFFERS DEAL IN PHONE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
POLICE SEARCH FOR MAN AFTER SHOOTING REPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HARTFORD HOME LOST IN FRIDAY BLAZE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO LECTURE ON DETENTE AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SALES TAX TO OFFSET LIQUOR REVENUE LOSS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WINNER AGENT GETS NATIONAL COMMITTEE POST,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ZEPHIER WINS YANKTON SIOUX TRIBE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WELLS MAY BE POISONOUS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*WOLLMAN TAKES 8TH COURT POSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*O'GORMAN RULES AT TAILGATE PARTY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE ARREST THREE IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWO SD PLAYERS IN NATIONAL LEGEND,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*STREISAND SINGS FOR DASCHLE, OTHERS","Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BELL'S CAMPAIGN IN TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET'S NOT TURN INTO DUMPING GROUND (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*SUDDENLY, DAKOTA BECOMING TRENDY","Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WALTZES RETURN FATHER TO HIS YOUTH,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"*MUNSEN, PRINCE LEAD FIELD IN RUN","Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN HURDLES WARRIORS IN DAKOTA BOWL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD STATE WINS OPENER OVER POINTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WASHBURN OVERCOMES PROBLEMS TO SPILL COYOTES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KELLOGG HAS KENNEL FULL OF BEST FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*AREA ARTISTS TAKE TO STREETS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BASEBALL CARD BUFFS DEAL FOR FUN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY INVESTIGATING USE OF STREET CREW,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIG PROFIT COULD COME OUT OF INN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FEDERAL GRAND JURY HANDS UP INDICTMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS HAS SPEAKER BUREAU,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESIDENT WALKS AWAY FROM NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR SAYS HE'S NOT UPSET BY AIDE'S SWITCH,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BELL CALLS FOR 12-MONTH IMPORT EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAD IS POTENTIAL SITE OF MINING HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PETITIONS TURNED IN FOR RAPID VALLEY VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RELIANCE ARTIST HONORED BY WESTERN GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAIL COMPANY TO SPEND {dollar}10 MILLION ON ROADBED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ROAD WORK TIED TO TOURISM DROP,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STOVER THINKS OTHER ESCAPEE LEFT US,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"PRESS & DAKOTAN, ARGUS LEADER LEAD AWARDS","Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CRIME WORRIES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*COMPANY TRIES TO BRING JOBS TO RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*GRANDPARENT'S DAY, NATION'S FORGOTTEN HOLIDAY","Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MARLYS DAVIS LEARNED FROM 4-H,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*FCS DISTRIB INC AT THEIR FLOOR TO CEILING STORE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
REPORT SHOWS STORAGE AT A PREMIUM,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PROFESSOR--EAST CAN'T CATCH WEST,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*HOT ROD MORE THAN JUST ANOTHER PRETTY GRILL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LARGER BUDGET REQUESTS MIRROR CITY GROWTH,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'CANISTOTA CURE' GIVES HEALTHY SHOT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FIGHTING RURAL POVERTY ENRICHING FOR TEENS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
AEROBICS FANS NEEDED TO 'DANCE FOR HEART',"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SIOUX VALLEY HOSPICE TRAINING VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CITY'S FRIENDLINESS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOD'S LOVE FOUND AFTER BRUSH WITH SUICIDE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TWINS ADD NICE TOUCH TO SEASON (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PEOPLE PAID FOR MISSILES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*RUNNING GAME AT AUGIE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY OFFICIALS TO MEET IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IOWA DRIVER KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PICKUP ACCIDENT KILLS FREEMAN MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEEKEND TRAFFIC TOLL AT 4 IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENCIES TAKE MICKELSON MOLD,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DUKAKIS SELLS POLITICAL WARES AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
QUESTIONING CATHOLICS AWAIT PAPAL VISIT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ALL KINDS TURN OUT FOR NELSON CONCERT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LABOR LEADER--SD HOLDING IT'S OWN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STATE FAIR MANAGER FINDS REWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNORS TO DISCUSS TOURISM,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*AUGUST BOARDINGS DIP SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL IS CLASS ACT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT NUDGES STATE JOBLESS RATE UP,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILIAR FACE HAS NEW JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*RIB CAGE IS SOLD,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
EIGHT SD BALLOT ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LETTERS WELCOME--HERE ARE THE RULES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HARRISBURG SCHOOL NEEDS BOND MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LEADERS SHOULD BE SPECIFIC (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PAPER SHOULD GIVE POSITIVE IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RECLAMATION NECESSARY COST (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AUTHORITIES LINK RECENT VANDALISMS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY LAWYER MURPHY REMAINS IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR GETS TASTE OF NEW FAIR SECURITY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOST SOIL IN STATE REMAINS CRITICALLY DRY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS DEDICATE PRISON IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ONE PERSON DIES IN HOLIDAY TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORKERS PROTEST HAZARDS AT PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY APPROVES 10 PERCENT TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EASTSIDE NEIGHBORS HALT REZONING AT GET-N-GO,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SHELTER CARE FOR JUVENILES PRESERVED IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOLS AND DAKOTA PROP,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LOANS BRING HIGH-PAYING JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RALLY FOR VOLK HONORS TRADITION,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SUPPORTERS OF INIATIVES PLAN SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*EFFICIENCY MARKS GOOD COOK,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS WIN IN PROBLEM SOLVING CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
UECKER HONORED BY MID-TOWN SERTOMA CLUB,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
VOCATIONAL ASSOCIATION PRESENTS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
ASSOCIATION SEEKS CENTURY-OLD FIRMS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
CLAIMS SURGE EXPECTED IN FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
UNITED BRANDS ASSETS {dollar}1.4 BILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*TOWNHOUSES GAIN APPEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
PORK PRODUCERS VOTE ON CHECKOFF PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS PLANT SAFER--MORRELL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*BENNIS--CALLS MEDICAL CREWS SLOW,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PICKUP YOUR FEET,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2ND CHANCE FOR 2ND AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WHAT ADVICE DO YOU HAVE FOR FRESHMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DRUG WAR REQUIRES GREATER LOCAL EFFORTS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"ALCOHOL, CIGARETTES, DRUGS ARE NOT COOL (L)","Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MINISTERIAL GROUP ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SKYFORCE DANCER TRYOUTS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STUDENTS, TEACHERS SETTLE IN FOR BUSY YEAR","Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS LOCAL SCRIPT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ABSENCE POLICY UP TO SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FREEMAN GROUP TO HOLD QUILT SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE APPROVES LANDSAT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE LOOKING FOR ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE FIRES AGENT ACQUITTED OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PICK-UP GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHARGES PENDING IN FAULKTON CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOGEN--DRUG PLAN WILL HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YOUTH CENTER PLANS WILL BE DEBATED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS AIRPORT BOARDINGS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BURNED TRI-STATE PROBED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ADVISOR HELPS INDIAN STUDENTS FULL-TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON COUPLE WINS PASSPORT GRAND PRIZE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENTENCE SUSPENDED IN ASSAULT CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*STATE FAIR ATTENDANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD MAY LOSE OATS LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SPINK GETS DROUGHT DISASTER DESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*EMPLOYEES OFFER STOCKHOLDERS {dollar}104 MILLION BUYOUT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
MORRELL PACT TALKS SEPTEMBER 18,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*'ARGUS' NAMES SOMERVILLE EXECUTIVE EDITOR,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOCTORS EXPLORE TOWNS ON BIKES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATES DEBATE WAGES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TRIBE CALLS FOR BOYCOTT OF LAKE ANDES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DON'T BILL SD AS CHEAP-LABOR STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HURLEY HAS STRONG BUSINESS CLIMATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MILITARY SHOULD SHOP WHERE AMERICA SHOPS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SOCIAL SERVICE PAY LOWER THAN TEACHERS' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LEAVE OLD STONES ON 6TH STREET (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRESSLER DEFENDS SD RURAL VALUES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CUSTODY CASE GIRLS SHOULD VOICE WISHES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"2 LIVE CREW HAS SPEECH RIGHTS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BEACH BOYS DELAY BLAMED ON GENERATOR,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CORN PALACE FESTIVAL BEGINS IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COMEDY TEAM COMBATS PREJUDICE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CITY'S ANNUAL ARTS FESTIVAL THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABORTION PROPONENT TO SPEAK MONDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES LOOKING FOR MISSING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANTON WOMAN DIES IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING DRIVE IS AT ZOO SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 CITY MEN AMONG HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AGENT ORANGE VICTIM ROLLS THROUGH CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE SEE DECLINE IN LOTTERY MACHINE BREAK-INS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROBLEMS DELAY PHILLIPS REOPENING,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOUNDED KNEE DESCENDENTS TO PLEAD THEIR CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN THE STATES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INCINERATOR CAN'T BURN AT FAST ENOUGH RATE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LENNOX CHALLENGING 1990 CENSUS COUNT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT ORDER GRANTED AGAINST MELLETTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DUCHENEAUX UNSEATED AS TRIBAL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"GIVENS, FIRST MANAGER OF PAPER GROUP, DIES","Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRUCK ROADEO SCHEDULED SATURDAY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PUBLIC WORKS WORKERS RESIGN OVER DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DELMONT RESIDENTS TO CONSIDER MERGING WITH TRIPP,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ELEVEN STUDENTS ENROLL IN ASPIRE HIGH,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ST FRANCIS SCHOOL EARNS NATIONAL HONORS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATEMENTS MADE IN SHOOTING NOT ADMISSABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FLUTE PLAYER EARNS NATIONAL ARTS GRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*RETURNERS BOLSTER WARRIORS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
FREE WORKSHOP PLANNED FOR VETS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SALES RISE--CITY RETAILERS LOOK TO HOLIDAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*DEMOCRATS PITCH THEMES AT IOWA EVENT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD CHARGES INTO SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY SLASHES WAY TOWARD BUDGET GOAL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COMPUTER BUG BITES HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE BIRTH OF A CHURCH,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'FOOTSTEPS' PUTS SEASON ON TRACK TO SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WOMAN STRONG CHOICE SUPPORTER,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ROBERTS DEFENDS DEPARTMENT ACTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NORTH COLORADO IS POISED TO TOPPLE NDSU,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROOSEVELT ROUGHS UP MITCHELL 28-12,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN HOSTAGE SITUATION,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIDEWALK ARTS FESTIVAL BEGINS TODAY AT 9 AM,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE OFFICALS SAY SALARIES NEED A BOOST,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPPORTERS ATTACK RECENT POLL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DISPLAY IMPRESSES AREA VISITORS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BERESFORD COUPLE FACES MORE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE DISMISSES {dollar}100 MILLION LONETREE SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EX-USD PROFESSOR'S IMPRISONMENT SPARKS PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS VOICE FRUSTRATIONS TO CANDIDATE HOPEFULS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BROOKINGS COMPANY NAMED TOP BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"HURON PUBLISHER QUITS, BUYS 3 WEEKLY PAPERS","Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL RESIGNS JOB TO MOVE TO SF,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"3 CARNIVAL WORKERS, 1 WOMAN CHARGED IN FAIR INCIDENT","Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIMITS HELP WALLEYE POPULATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
THREAT TO WESTERN LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MONTANA VOWS TO FIGHT FOR MISSOURI'S WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*WAITING GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"*DEMANDS OUTPACE REWARDS, MANY SAY","Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD HOSPITALS PROTEST MINNESOTA HEALTH TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WORK DOESN'T STOP ON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
UPON FURTHER REVIEW SF STILL TOPS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*TERM LIMIT MEASURE SHOULD BE REJECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CITY'S MUNICIPAL BAND ASSET TO COMMUNITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HAAR COMMENT REVEALS HER TRUE COLORS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SD VOTERS SHOULD BAN VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GUIDEBOOKS HELP PARENTS COMMUNICATE WITH KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
EFFORT SHOULD BE MADE TO PRESERVE EARTH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
TICKET MIX-UP NOT FAULT OF BOOSTER CLUBS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
SF 'MONEY' RATING IS FACADE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"STREETS, NOT GOLF COURSE SHOULD BE FOCUS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DEMOCRAT LEARNS LESSONS FROM GOP CONVENTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
JOHNSON SHOULD REALIZE VOTERS AREN'T NAIVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
NEW LAW TAKES DOLLARS FROM SENIOR CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CLINTON'S ABORTION STANCE MISUNDERSTOOD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
LEAGUE PLANS FALL MEMBERSHIP DRIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOANS AVAILABLE FOR TORNADO VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO BEGIN 1992-93 CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FAIR MANAGER WOULD INVITE JFK TO DINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAVIN' A PLUM GOOD TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EX-GOVERNOR COMMUTED DEATH SENTENCE IN 1969,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INCENTIVE PLANS GAIN POPULARITY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL EMPLOYERS WITH STARTING PAY OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HISTORIC DEADWOOD NOT THREATENED BY DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR PAROLE VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*HYPNOTIST, GATOR MEAT FAIR HITS","Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"PRESSLER--LAWMAKERS, MEDIA BATTLE TO SET AGENDA","Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ELLSWORTH PLANES DELIVER HURRICANE RELIEF SUPPLIES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"*IF MOVING, DON'T LOSE TAX RETURNS","Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CONSIDERS RULES FOR VENTURE CAPITAL LOANS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DRUNK DRIVING DEVICE TO TEST LOCAL STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A TOUR OF WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"CAUSE OF CLEFT PALATE UNKNOWN, AID AVAILABLE","Argus LeaderSep 07 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
HERE'S KEY TO SUCCESS--PARENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MURDERS INCREASE IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S BEEN YEAR FOR (OB)NOXIOUS WEEDS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LABOR DAY LABORING,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY'S NEVER BEEN A 'SLEEPY HAMLET' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEP ABORTION FIGHT PEACEFUL AND CIVIL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOTTERY MACHINES RUIN LARGER ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GAMBLING PROMOTES DEPLORABLE WORK ETHIC (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*ETHANOL IS INVESTMENT IN AMERICAN FUEL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*POLICE SEEK MOTHER OF ABDUCTED BOY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE STAYING OUT OF SUPER 8 CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO TEENS DIE IN ROLLOVERS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LABOR RALLY SPEAKERS CALL FOR HIGHER WAGES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MOTHER TAKES PART IN SON'S EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WARREN LEAVES ACTIVIST DAYS BEHIND,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FAIR NUMBERS TELLING TRIVIA,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COLLEGES STUDYING HACKBERRY FOSSILS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEPARTMENTS BACK HIGHER BET LIMITS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOLD DRILLING SITE BEING CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOODY COUNTY BOARD MAKES BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NATIONAL COLLEGE SEEKS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER TO PROPOSE MENTOR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON SIOUX ELECT CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ST LAWRENCE MAN NAMED FINALIST FOR STAR FARMER AWAR,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DELMONT RESIDENTS CRITICIZE SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIAL URGES HUNTERS TO REVIEW SAFETY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VOMITOXIN PROGRAM STARTING,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SHOOTING SAFETY COMMANDMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
NEW TOOLS CHANGING THE WORK OF FARMING,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*HERD BUCKS VULNERABLE TO DECOYS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BARBER SWEEPS TITLES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KIDS EARN TO LEARN FINE ART OF MONEY MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HERBICIDE IN FALL SHOULD CONTROL CREEPING CHARLIE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
55 SHOW INTEREST IN VACANT SCHOOL BOARD JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
UNRULY DOVE HUNTERS KEEP OFFICERS BUSY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SHERIFF TO SELL CONTROVERSIAL AUTO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BEMIS MAN GOES TO COURT TO CHANGE NAME TO SIX PACK,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY SHOULD STICK WITH PAVILION PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS ONLY SUPPORTERS OF SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
BEDDOW NOT TRULY SUPPORTER OF FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
LOTTERY'S SHUTDOWN WILL INCREASE REVENUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
NAME OF ASSAILANT WRONGLY KEPT QUIET (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
"*IF STATE WINS BIG IN LOTTERY, PEOPLE LOSE","Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
WOMAN HURT IN FALL NEAR GARRETSON DAM,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SECTION OF CITY LOSES POWER FOR HOUR,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO STABBING SHEEP,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN SAYS HE WAS RAPED, ROBBED","Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KEEGAN--VOTE COULD RUIN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL OFFICE BUZZES AS KIDS RETURN AFTER SUMMER,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION REJECTS RONNING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*VOLUNTEERS MAIL 4,000 FLIERS ON MISSING WOMAN","Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ADDING DAYS HELPS STATE FAIR SHATTER ATTENDANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PETITIONS REQUEST CATTLE FEEDLOT VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT WINS BEEF AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUNTIES FORM BOARD TO EXAMINE FLOOD CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SF AREA DOCTORS LEAD NATION IN UNITED WAY GIVING,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CORRECTIONS DEPT TO PAY {dollar}86 A DAY TO HOUSE JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BARNETT OPPOSES LOTTERY BROCHURE USE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET-CUTTING POWERS REMAIN IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
OFFICES SET FOR CARPENTER BUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CENSUS WORKERS TO CALL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*AUGUSTANA'S KJORNESS HAS BEST WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SAUNDERS HAS HIS DAY WITH TIMBERWOLVES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RUTLAND CAT SENDS LETTER TO FIRST KITTY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN RECIPIES OFFER INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*ONE DEAD, ONE HURT IN FOGGY CRASH","Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION OK'S 2 PROPOSALS DESPITE OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
START SCHOOL YEAR AFTER LABOR DAY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KEEP 'THE STREAK' IN PROPER PERSPECTIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LAWMAKER STEP SHOWS HIS TRUSTWORTHINESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW'S RESPONSE TO TEACHER PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DOCTORS KNOW WHY DRUG PRICES SO HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*GET BACK TO NATURE,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EXAMPLES ARE EXCITED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FILMMAKER KEN BURNS TALKS TONIGHT ON SDPTV,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*QUESTIONS FROM PARENTS KEEP KIDS FOCUSED (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JIM PERRY CELEBRITY GOLF CLASSIC,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SMOKING POT,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"USD PROFESSOR GETS {dollar}300,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SALEM WOMAN DIES FROM CRASH INJURIES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATOR: PUT JUVENILES IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*RAIL CAR SHORTAGE DUMPS PRICES, BUT HELP MAY ARRIVE","Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COUNTIES WANT USER FEES TO BALANCE BUDGETS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TEMPS FALLS TO 60'S,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*42 APARTMENTS OPEN AT SCHOOL FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*POWER COOPERATIVE GETS {dollar}1 MILLION LOAN,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SURPLUS PROPERTY TO BE AUCTIONED,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SODAK STAMM SOCIETY WILL MEET SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
USD MUSIC PROFESSORS PERFORM ON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*ON-SITE WORK BEGINS AT NINE MILE CREEK,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN SCHOOL TAKES '95-'96 APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*TRAVELING TROUBADOUR OF 50-YEAR-OLD PARK SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LOCAL OFFICERS REJECT FUHRMAN LETTER,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"FOREST FIRE BLACKENS 1,800 ACRES IN BLACK HILLS","Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*DIRECTED ELEMENTARY EDUCATION IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SEPTEMBER TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"STATE FAIR ATTENDANCE DROPS MORE THAN 68,000","Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
"WAPA SALE UNLIKELY THIS YEAR, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 07 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*BROOKINGS WANTS UNWANTED ART,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BROOKINGS WANTS UNWANTED ART,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*GRANDPARENTS GET A HOLIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AUGUSTANA MOVES ON REC CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SEPARATION OF PULPIT, POLITICS RECOMMENDED","Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CLASSES HELP DECREASE DWI RETURN OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON TRIBE HEAD RE-ELECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
FORMER LEGISLATOR CENSURED FOR COMMENTS TO NEWSPAPER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL BOOKKEEPER CHARGED-BELLE FOURCHE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MORE MINING EVIDENCE FILED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MORE MINING EVIDENCE FILED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
POLLUTION PROTECTION PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
TAX FIGHT DRAWS LOCAL SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
POLLUTION PROTECTION PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PRESSLER DENIES HE'LL ANNOUNCE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
TAX FIGHT DRAWS LOCAL SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
AUGUST BUS RIDERSHIP UP,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
LABOR DIVISION REFUSES TO HEAR FIRING GRIEVANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
LABOR DIVISION REFUSES TO HEAR FIRING GRIEVANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
URANIUM EXPLORATION STOPPED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
URANIUM EXPLORATION STOPPED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CASE FOR AIDING 1980 CENSUS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE SHOULD APOLOGIZE TO PHYSICIAN AIDES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WILL NEW CITY PLAN REDRESS DISCRIMINATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WILL NEW CITY PLAN REDRESS DISCRIMINATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DASCHLE SHOULD APOLOGIZE TO PHYSICIAN AIDES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DASCHLE SHOULD APOLOGIZE TO PHYSICIAN AIDES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HELP THE HURDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
HELP THE HURDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"WHO'S NEXT, AFTER THE HURD FAMILY (L)","Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
WHO'S NEXT AFTER THE HURD FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
JANKLOW PRAISED FOR TELLING IT LIKE IT IS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
UNITARIAN UNIVERSALISM DRAWS PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DROUGHT PUSHES RANCHERS IN CORNER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CODY'S SECOND TRIAL FOR MURDER BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CODY'S SECOND TRIAL FOR MURDER BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SYMPHONY TRIES CALLING SF TO MUSIC,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MINISTER-STUDENTS LEAD REFUGEE RELOCATION EFFORT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
NEW STUDENT REGENT WANTS VOTING POWER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW STUDENT REGENT WANTS VOTING POWER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CABLE TV MOVES UP AS FALL WINTERS MOVE IN,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRENCH VISITOR VIEWS THE MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRENCH VISITOR VIEWS THE MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD GETS STATIC FROM BROADCASTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PAY PLAN COULD PREVENT POACHING,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
USD GETS STATIC FROM BROADCASTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TELLING AND DOING IN A DEFENSE WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KEYSTONE STORE AUCTIONS STOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DISEASES LINKED TO ANCIENT ORGANISM,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
550 SD LANDOWNERS RECEIVE PHEASANT RESTORATION FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FORT PIERRE MAN'S BODY FOUND,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SENATE MIGHT NOT RULE ON JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SENATE MIGHT NOT RULE ON JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*SF FIREMEN RUN FROM RAPID CITY TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLICE LOOK FOR MOTIVE IN NEB SLAYINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF FIREMEN RUN FROM RAPID CITY TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS VACATE SHERIDAN LAKE ENCAMPMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS VACATE SHERIDAN LAKE ENCAMPMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FRIENDS REMEMBER THOSE SLAIN IN NORFOLK, NEB","Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKER WANTS AM INDIAN HOSTILITY PREVENTED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TO FLUSH WATER SYSTEM TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY WRAPPING UP BUDGET TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINNEHAHA LIBRARY STILL HELD HOSTAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN KILLED IN ONE-CAR CRASH-AMHERST,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN ARRESTED FOLLOWING STABBING-ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE MEETS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WAGNER MEN HELD IN ELK SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE INTERNS SIGN UP NOW,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM FOR NURSES IN RC SEPT 11,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMPUTERS IDLE DURING COURT FIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STOCKGROWER SAYS SD BRUCELLOSIS HIGH,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STOCKGROWER SAYS SD BRUCELLOSIS HIGH,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
8 DEMONSTRATE AT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*RAIN CUTS SUNDAY FAIR TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
4-H WINNERS AT SD STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
8 DEMONSTRATE AT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*PR--CATCHING FLAK FOR THE BOSS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PR--CATCHING FLAK FOR THE BOSS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*TIME TO FORGIVE, BUT NOT TO FORGET, JEW IMMIGRANT","Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*TIME TO FORGIVE, BUT NOT TO FORGET, JEW IMMIGRANT S","Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PR--CATCHING FLAK FOR THE BOSS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"INSIPID WRITING, BAD ACTING--AREN'T SOAPS GREAT...","Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PAUL DUCKLOW NAMED SPECIAL ED COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LIONS CLUB OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
KIDNEYS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FARMER PLOWS OVER CORN IN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN TESTING IDEA OF PRESIDENTIAL BID,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR OKS MONEY TRANSFER FOR IRS SALARIES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TALKS CONTINUE INTO NIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*KNEAD YOUR OWN LOAF OF BREAD,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BRAUN NAMED TRUCK DRIVER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MINER 1 OF 5 OUTSTANDING WOMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*DASCHLE TURNED DOWN DEBATE AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FARM HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF, FARMERS TOLD","Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORE SF GROCERS STOP BUYING MORRELL MEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS HURT THEMSELVES IN 1980 VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RIGHTS SUIT AGAINST OFFICER RESOLVED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING PROPOSAL DEBATE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HOMESTAKE RESUMES TALKS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CONGRESS SHOULD LIMIT REAGAN VETO DAMAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"ABDNOR, PRESSLER FLUNKED TAX LESSON (L)","Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEBRASKA CRITICIZED FOR JAILING PASTOR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
US WASTE BLAMED ON YEARS OF SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ELDERLY CUTS DEPLORED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MEIERHENRY'S JURY PROPOSAL SUPPORTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CITY POWER RATES MAY GO UP,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROPOSED DRAINAGE FEE DRAWS COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEE CALLED THREAT TO TAX-EXEMPT STATUS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RIGHT-TO-LIFE GROUP HOPES TO OUST DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON POLICE INVESTIGATE ALLEGED ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON POLICEMAN'S TRIAL SET FOR NOV 30,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PUC ATTEMPTS TO HALT NSP'S BILLING,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
ASSAULT MAY HAVE CAUSED MISCARRIAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RALLY FOR IBP STRIKERS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SF WOMAN RESOLVES DISPUTE WITH CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BEAR BUTTE CENTER REPAIR WORK WILL CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
GAME OFFICER TO HELP CONTROL ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
STATE FAIR ATTENDANCE UP,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
OTHER INTERESTS TAKE PLACE OF FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WILDLIFE ARTIST TO DISPLAY WORKS AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TEACH YOUR CHILDREN GOOD EATING HABITS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
IT'S LOWER WAGES OR LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD ADVISED TO LEARN FROM EXPERIENCES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WORST HAYFEVER SEASON IN 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CONDUCTOR WANTS COMMUNITY TO GET INVOLVED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HAVING THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HURON WILL HOST POLITICAL CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
LIBRARY OFFERS STORYTIME FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
LOCAL 304-A WILL HAVE ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SEMINAR AVAILABLE FOR GENEALOGISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*STUDENTS WILL PRESENT MUSICAL 'PIPPIN',"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
COMMUNITY TO HAVE CANCER BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
STATE CONDUCTS JOBLESS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
HOPE TOUR WILL ANSWER QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES MAY SEE CHANGE IN MENUS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL TO EXPLORE WASTE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*COURTHOUSE, WAREHOUSE ON NATIONAL REGISTER","Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PET PARROT BACK WITH OWNER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX FALLS MAN GUILTY OF SELLING COCAINE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STREET PLANS REMAIN INTACT AFTER HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"HEARING, FORUM AID NUCLEAR DECISION (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERISM IS A BILLION-DOLLAR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CENDAK BACKERS SEEK ELECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CITY DENIES LICENSE TO AMBULANCE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GROUPS PUSH FOR LATER START OF SCHOOL YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PHONE RATES TOPIC OF PUBLIC MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RECOUNT DOESN'T CHANGE ELECTION RESULTS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
YWCA WILL LAUNCH HOT-AIR BALLOON TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PIPELINE FIRM READY TO BUY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSION VOTES AGAINST LIMIT CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"PRESSLER, CUNNINGHAM SQUARE OFF TODAY","Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS BOOST BUDGET 7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BUSINESS BALLONS AT RAVEN,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CHURCH MUST CHANGE IN OUR WORLD,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HATS OFF TO LEGION VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
3-DAY BIKE TREK WAS SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MORRELL MARKS 75 YEARS WITH PICNIC,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW SF TEACHERS WILL BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 CITY MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STAMP CONTEST BRINGS SUCCESS TO PAINTER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMUNITY ACTION NEEDED TO END ABUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER WARY OF RELIGION IN CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*HANSON, WILKA DIFFER ON APPROACH TO DWI'S","Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*RAIN WALK,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KEEP RELIGION & POLITICS SEPARATE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BANKS' LAWYER PLANS COURT APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
COUPLE HELD FOR TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
JAMES RIVER DREDGING GIVEN SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*PRESSLER OUTSPENDS CUNNINGHAM,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ABERDEEN WILL HOST STATE PTA CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FORMER PENITENTIARY INMATE ARRESTED TWICE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SDSU FRATERNITY GAINS NATIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
KAPITAN FINDS BLOWING WHISTLE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FLAGGING DOWN SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STRIKERS REQUESTING ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*GOP SAVIOR IN SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GROWING UP ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIME FOR NEW STEREOTYPE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AMERICAN POLICY CAUSES PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
COED FLOORS NO PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HELP DIABETES VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*SOME BEGAN DREAM IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BIG SIOUX RUN WINNERS CONQUER RIVALS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*FESTIVALGOERS CREATE THEIR FUN,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS HEAD FOR WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIPESTONE TO LOSE LAKE TEMPORARILY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ELABORATE SPILLWAY GENERATES DEBATE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*LOCAL OFFICIALS REMAIN QUEASY OVER OVERTIME,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLICE STILL SEEKING MAN IN REPORTED SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
19-YEAR-OLD FACES SENTENCE IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 MEN DIE IN CRASH NEAR YANKTON,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PROGRAM DUPLICATION SHOULD BE REDUCED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY TO TELL PLANS IN JANUARY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIANS FACE SPECIAL HEALTH PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MAN ARRESTED IN SD FACES SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARGUS LEADER WINS AP NEWS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*NOT JUST FOR KIDS ANYMORE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*ROMA CARLSON, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIAL TO SPEAK AT STATE CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST NATIONAL MARKS NUMBER 100,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*EVANGELIST GRAHAM'S VISIT TO BE ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GUNDRUM CATHEDRAL'S NEW LEADER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VANDERLOO STAYS CLOSE TO POLICE WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SOME QUESTION VANDERLOO'S BACKGROUND,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ROB VOTERS OF SERIOUS ISSUE TALK (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SHRINE TO MUSIC,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DAYTON'S AWARDS SYMPHONY GRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SF COLLEGE GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
VOLUNTEERS 60 AND OLDER NEEDED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
HUMANITIES MATERIALS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PLAY PROCEEDS HELP BUY EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*FIT FOR A BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLUMNIST LETS SLEEPING DOGS LIE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY SELECTION SET FOR DOKKEN RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSING MAN FOUND IN DELL RAPIDS HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECENT STRING OF CITY MURDERS MOST CONFUSING,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FOES FOOLED BY DIRECTOR OF FRAUD UNIT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY FACES LACK OF CASH FOR SEWERS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 INMATES WALK AWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN NEWSMAN HONORED BY PRESS GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SKI AREAS WON'T BE SURFACE MINED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD MUST COOPERATE ON TOURISM,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ZIOLKOWSKI BRONZE OFFERED TO POPE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COMMISSION TO HEAR RATE HIKE ORDINANCES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HERSETH TRADES TAX ACCUSATIONS WITH MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MIGRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*WAGNER CROWD GETS WORKED UP OVER LABOR,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAY NOT AS CHEERFUL OUTSIDE MORRELL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PREP SPORTS IN SYNC (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CENTER SHOWS REAL CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
END DOES NOT JUSTIFY MEANS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
OLDIES SHOW WAS GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ASSOCIATION IS FOR AMATEURS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SPEECH STORY DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CRUSADE AUDIT PREPARED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
DANIELS IS GOING DOWN TO MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLD FRONT CUTS INTO FAIR NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON POSTAL CAREERS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DUKAKIS FINISHES ON TOP OF FAIR POLL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VISITATION FIGURES UP AT MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY EFFORTS TAKE MANY FORMS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOLE BIGGEST OF SPENDERS SO FAR,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUNGARIAN FAMILY IN DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHINESE PROFESSOR TAKES OPEN DOOR TO SD,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SDSU AG DEAN SAYS CHANGES NEEDED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SELBY HOPES THIS CHIEF STICKS AROUND,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*RECEIPTS IN AUGUST INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
3 EARN 1ST HUSET WINS OF SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FIRE'S SMOKE TAINTS SD SKIES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOST FAVOR VOLUNTARY RECITATION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PATRIOTISM REQUIRED; PLEDGE ISN'T,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PATRIOTISM REQUIRED--PLEDGE ISN'T,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD AMONG 9 STATES IN BUSH CAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*'88 FESTIVAL SPOTLIGHTS MUSIC,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CITY LABOR TO CELEBRATE WITH ICE CREAM SOCIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NEW BOY SCOUTS TROOP WILL BE ORGANIZED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WILL CONDUCT AUDITIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HUMOR HELPS BRIGHTEN THE DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ABOUT DAKOTA PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FAT PENSIONS REFLECT MONEY PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FEW WRITE ANTI-MINE LETTERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VOTE DOESN'T AFFECT UNDERGROUND MINING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SCHREINER CONFUSES VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TAX DISCOURAGES VISITORS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
VOLK EXPLOITS STATE ADS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*AT THE NET,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COLUMNIST TO SPEAK AT CHAMBER MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CYCLISTS INJURED IN CAR-BIKE CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUNIOR LEAGUE GIVES BALLOT ISSUES FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL PUBLISHER TAKES JOB IN TEXAS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALES TAX REVENUE UP 10.6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRIENDSHIPS SPAN GENERATIONS AT CITY COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LODERMEIER GETS PASS TO MEET WITH LAWYER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DUKAKIS JOINS OPPOSITION TO BRADLEY BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL DISPUTES STATE JOB REPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PARTS OF 26TH TO REOPEN IN DAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BOTH PLEDGE SUPPORT FOR COOPERATIVES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY SALES TAX VALIDITY QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDUSTRY INFLATING JOB GROWTH,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAYOR REJECTS COMMUTER AIRLINE PLANS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
INDIANS TURN PLAINS INTO GARDEN,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*CAPTAIN 11 WAVES ONE HAND GOODBYE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE--WORKERS LET ME GO,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*STORMS SOP CITY, CUT POWER","Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"KSFY TO AIR NCC FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL","Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"CLOSER TIES BETWEEN CENTER, SCHOOL GOOD (L)","Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"PARENTS, SUPPORT SCHOOLS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRISON OFFICIALS RESPOND ADMIRABLY TO CRISIS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TENNIS LOSES CLASSY PLAYER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THOMAS VIEWS WELCOME (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*ARTIST HAS BRUSH WITH SUCCESS WITH WATERCOLOR,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CORN PALACE SET FOR ANNUAL FEST,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VIETNAM ERA BRINGS VETERANS TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WET SUIT READY FOR DUNK TANK DUTY SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN FACES 4 COUNTS IN 7-ELEVEN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN STABBING CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER GIVES UP UNITED WAY POSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SIOUX FALLS POLICE GET {dollar}64,662 GRANT","Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN HIT-AND-RUN CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RAIN FALLOUT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RECRUITING BEARS TO EASE CHILDREN'S FEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN BUSINESS 'NEEDS TO BE EXPLORED',"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEEN INDICTED FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE EXPECTING CYANIDE RULING SOON,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINT WILL CLEAN UP ITS BURNED BUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAKE PROJECT INCHES CLOSER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MICKELSON GIVES VOLUNTEER AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON SUPPORTS MISSOURI RIVER RESORT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA POPULATION GROWS 3.2 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT DENIES MANSLAUGHTER APPEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE BLASTS BUSH ON APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JOHNSON HEARS ABOUT DRUG CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WINDOW BREAKING CONVICTION OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MORE BEDS NEEDED FOR AGED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MANY VOICE DISLIKE FOR HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RAPID CITY TO EXPAND HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*VETERANS PROVIDE BROOKINGS WITH MIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CHAMBER ELECTS 5 NEW DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"STATE, BANKS REACH ACCORD ON AG BONDS","Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*FARMERS' FEED HABITS UNCHANGED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*FARRAR SUES TO BLOCK BERESFORD BANK,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*BABY, I'LL GO 550 MILES FOR YOU","Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COURT UPHOLDS MORRELL AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FRESHMAN FOUND DEAD IN DORM,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TRUCK RUNS OVER WORKER, KILLS HIM","Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*NEWCOMER HELPS MAKE PLAY A SMASH,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*THE PERFECT NEWSWOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CONVICTS VOICE DESIRE FOR COLLEGE EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*GREATER USE OF CITY PUBLIC TRANSIT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VOTE CAN MAKE UP FOR GOVERNOR'S FAILURE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER TRIES TO DRAW ATTENTION FROM TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
O'GORMAN RUNS OVER LINCOLN 21-0,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN RETURNS YOUTH,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GROUP--RACIAL REMARKS SHOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT DISBARS YANKTON EX-BANKER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RULES SET FOR GENETIC TESTING IN SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE VS TRI-STATE TRIAL IS CONTINUED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRAINING FOR SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FRANKENFELD ENDORSES REFORMS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HURON UNIVERSITY TO OPEN BRANCH,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE SHOULD OWN ALL LOTTERY MACHINES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EXPLOSION DAMAGES RURAL HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FARES SET FOR IN-STATE AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MURDER VERDICT UPHELD IN DEATH OF VERMILLION MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEWSPAPER DAY PLANS RURAL NEWSPAPER FOCUS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE WORKERS BEGIN EXERCISE CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS CORPORATION HEAD TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COLORADO MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GEOLOGISTS MEET IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*CARVING HOBBY TURNS INTO NECESSITY, INSPIRATION","Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COMPANY WON'T APPEAL IN-STORE SECURITY CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
POLICE CHIEF'S LAWSUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUPS PROTEST CEMENT PLANT BURNING,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ROBERTS COUNTY VOTERS UPHOLD TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MICKELSON--ENVIRONMENT NEEDS TO BE PROTECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*WEATHER IS NO DETERRENT AT FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE UNIT USES CALM PERSUASION TO DEFUSE TENSION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SHARE BLAME FOR SAT SCORES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
UNDERDOG PARTY LOOKING STRONG (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SENATOR DOESN'T HAVE FACTS ON LITTLE BIG HORN,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GET RID OF RESTRAINTS ON CARETRAUM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
STORIES WERE INSENSITIVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
MEDICAL RECORDS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
REVIEWER MISSED GREAT BLACK CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
GOP DIRECTOR IGNORING FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
PLO ACTIONS BLOCK ANY ROAD TO PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
PRACTICE DECAYS MORALITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
SPORTS PAGES NEED MORE LOCAL REPORTING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*SD STATE WINS IN OPENER UNDER DALY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOUTHWEST JOLTS AUGUSTANA 28-10,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"'ARGUS', 'AMERICAN NEWS' CLAIM AWARDS","Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHECKPOINTS NET 7 ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPENCER MAN DIES IN 2-VEHICLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 ARRESTED FRIDAY IN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEALING IN DOUBLES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*JURISDICTION SPLITS RESERVATION, COUNTY","Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE TO SEEK DEATH PENALTY AGAINST MOELLER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUGGESTIONS FOR WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL SITE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FOUL PLAY RULED OUT IN ABERDEEN DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN SENTENCED IN STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VISITS SET NEW RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUPLE MAKES DONATION TO INDIAN MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT ORDERS UNION SUPPORTERS REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PETITION DRIVE FAILS TO BRING TAX TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FEDERAL CROP PROGRAMS CHALLENGING FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OWNER REQUIRED TO OBTAIN LODGING LICENSE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"HOT, DRY WEATHER INTENSIFIES DROUGHT","Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
UTILITY OFFICIAL IS GUEST SPEAKER AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
4 COUNTIES ADDED TO DROUGHT DISASTER LIST,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ON-THE-JOB WORKOUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SUMMER BASEBALL MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*NEW KIDS ON THE DIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*TEENS WARMING UP TO HEAT-SENSITIVE T-SHIRTS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SOVIET TRIP FULL OF SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*FATHER FIGHTS AN UPHILL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SF IS AT TOP IN STATE AID,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DON'T FAULT GUARD FOR ARMORY CHANGES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PLAYING VIDEO LOTTERY IS A MATTER OF CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
VOTERS SHOULD REPEAL STATE'S VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CITY'S STREET SIGNS FRUSTRATE RESIDENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON STOOD UP ABORTION FOES (L)","Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
HOSPITAL MORE WORRIED ABOUT IMAGE THAN CARE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
GAMBLING HAS ILL EFFECT ON STATE'S TEEN-AGERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*OFFICIALS WON'T NAME SUSPECT IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE OFFICIALLY LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELEVATOR EXPLOSION CLAIMS FIRST LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN DOORS FOR THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPEAKERS ENCOURAGE THE FIGHT FOR BETTER PAY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GUEST LIST FOR OPEN HOUSE AT NEW UNIT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JALAPENOS CAUSE SKIN IRRITATION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE FAIR TO REFUND CONCERT TICKETS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'DEAN OF MUSIC' DIES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*DEDICATED 61 YEARS TO AUGUSTANA MUSIC PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CASINO MANAGER SAYS COMPETITION NOT WORRY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANITOR ARRESTED IN THEFT FROM CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SUMMER RAIN BOOSTS WEEDS ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WORK BEGINS ON MISSOURI RESORT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COMPENSATION FUND HELPS RECOVER LOSSES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CRAZY HORSE LIQUOR SELLING FOR TOP DOLLAR,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FAIR-GOERS WIN LOTTO TICKETS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*FALL IS FULL OF OUTDOOR POSSIBILITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*GET LONG UNDERWEAR OUT A LITTLE EARLIER THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FULLBACK CARRIES LINCOLN TO OPENING WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"U2'S MASSIVE, MUSICAL ZOO ROARS FRIDAY IN IOWA","Argus LeaderSep 08 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OWNER CONVINCED GHOST ROAMS HOTEL'S HALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
49% FAVOR {dollar}100 BET LIMITS IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM WOULD COMBINE STATE FARM AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL DISTRICT GETS 300 STUDENTS MORE THAN PLANNED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
A SUGGESTION FOR A NEW ROAD LINK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE HAS ALWAYS FAVORED TAX INCREASES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GIVE CITIES SOME SAY IN REGULATION (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD WRITER'S VIEWS NOT FAIR TO LAS VEGAS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
EXAMINATION ORDERED FOR ALLEGED KIDNAPPER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON EMBEZZLER WON'T GO TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"JUDGE STOPS MALL DELI, SALOON PROJECT","Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ORGANIZATION URGES ENDING DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RIPPED OFF? CITY TO HAVE FUND TO HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN HURT WHEN HORSE DROPS DEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST DAY FOOTSTEPS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INMATES ADMIT GUARD ATTACKS AT PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOW LICENSE FEES LURE RV'S TO SD,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CONTRACEPTIVES CAUSING MARRIAGE WOES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAW OFFICERS HUNT DOWN THREE ROBBERY SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN CLAIMS LOSS OF RIGHTS IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COOPERATIVE MEETING FEATURES ISSUES PANEL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIVE SD MUSEUMS TO RECEIVE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARK FEES LIKELY TO STAY STABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TIMBER LAND APPEALS TRIVIAL, PRESSLER SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WHEAT CROP VARIED DURING WET YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RIVER GOVERNORS MAP STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REDUCING COUNTIES TO 12 DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"HUMANS ROVED HILLS 9,500 YEARS AGO","Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MORRELL MANAGERS UPSET AT STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*ON THE GREEN,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ROOSEVELT RUNS PAST WASHINGTON IN BUTLER MEET,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CECIL NAMES BEST OF REST,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COFFEA IN YANKTON TRIES TO SLOW PACE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DISHES LOOK BETTER WITH DRESSING,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FARMER'S MARKET PART OF ARTS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*LUVERNE AUTHOR FREDERICK MANFRED DIES AT 82,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS LOOK FOR WAYS TO MAKE UP LOSS OF LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SLUMPING HOG PRICES PUT PINCH ON FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SURGERY MARKS SMALL STEP IN VICTIM'S RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BALLOT ISSUES ENJOY CAMPAIGN SPOTLIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTERS SHOULD REJECT NEW CITY GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PARKING METERS HURT DOWNTOWN SHOPPING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
START ENFORCING SPEED-LIMIT LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*HOME-RULE CHARTER WOULD OFFER REPRESENTATION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SYMPHONY DIRECTOR QUALIFIED FOR JOB (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ABORTION DOESN'T BELONG IN HEALTH PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
JOHNSON VOTE BETRAYS GUN OWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
JUST SAY 'NO WAY' TO VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CHECK ON POWER NEEDED FOR MAYOR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CLINTON'S CRIME BILL WON'T STOP CRIMINALS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
ROCK RAPIDS MAN DIES ON MOTORCYCLE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY BOARD CUTS DEPARTMENT BUDGETS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH EXPOSING HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TWO GIRLS RAPED AT FAIR, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIVE DENY STUDENT LOAN FRAUD,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*BROOKINGS MAN, TWO TEEN-AGE GIRLS FACING CHARGES","Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BEDDOW PROPOSES PARTNERSHIPS TO REVITALIZE RURAL SD,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY GOVT REFORMERS PLEDGE BLITZ TO GET VOTERS OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR IS GUILTY OF RAPING PATIENT,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*MARION SCHOOL CLOSES AFTER LOSING WATER SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT INJURED IN ONE-CAR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CITY COUNCIL APPROVES 1-CENT TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE TICKET STUDENTS WHILE UNLOADING CARS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN ADMITS ASSAULT AT HOMELESS SHELTER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MISSION MAN CHARGED IN FATAL CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FLANDREAU WATER BILLS TO DROP,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FINANCE ADMINISTRATOR AT USD RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SDSU TRIES TO HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"*TAX-LIMIT VOTE CRUCIAL TO USD, ASHER SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAN WHO CLAIMS HE'S GOD PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO THREATS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAN WHO SHOT COP TOOK WALL DRUG OWNER'S CAR,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CRITICISM HEATS UP OVER MISS SD'S DANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"EFFORT TO LINK RESORT, AIRPORT BY RAIL","Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
BANK APPLICATIONS TO GO BEFORE HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DEMOLITION OF BUILDINGS DOWNTOWN POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*CANARIES WAIT FOR BIG-LEAGUE ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN TRIUMPHS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CANARIES--GOOD STATS, NO PLAYOFFS","Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAKE OAHE MAINTAINS ITS EDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY HAS ARRIVED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SD TEENS IN TV SERIES ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THE END OF THE NOVEL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTS' INTEREST AN IRREPLACEABLE ASSET (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*TIGHT BUDGET TO KEEP CLASS SIZES LARGER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
REPORT CARD DROPS STATE MANAGEMENT FROM 8TH TO 33RD,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OPEN HOTEL SEARCH TO PUBLIC SCRUTINY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FIRST LADY MAKES GOOD USE OF FORUM IN CHINA (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STATE...REJECT FASTER SPEED LIMITS (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*GRAND JURY PROCESS VITAL TO CRIMINAL JUSTIVE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TIME TO CONSIDER IMPORTANCE OF LABOR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
NATIVE AMERICAN BUY LAND THEY ALREADY OWN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
AGRICULTURE'S ENEMY IS NOT GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
DRIVER IN FATAL CRASH IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MURDER DEFENDANT FACES DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ARIZONA MAN PLEADS IN WIRE-FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRANT HELPS IN CANCER RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COFFEE CHATS DAILY RITUAL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HUDSON SEES GROWTH FROM YOUNG FAMILIES MOVING IN,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUCCESSFUL RECYCLING REQUIRES PUBLIC EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*UNITED WAY SETS GOAL FOR '95-'96 AT {dollar}3,857,400","Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*AREA FARMERS TURNING TO WINTER WHEAT CROP,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SCHWEITZER TO SPEAK AT WOMEN'S EXPO,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS BRING BLAZE UNDER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THREE DOG NIGHT START CORN PALACE FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FORMER SMOKEJUMPER TO SUPERVISE HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN FACES 3 CHARGES OF ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*PHYSICIANS ON WHEELS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SUPREME COURT SAYS NO TO CAMPGROUND LICENSE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY'S {dollar}212 MILLION BUDGET TO BE TOPIC OF SESSION,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SERVED AS MAYOR OF VIBORG,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*FEDERAL LANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*TRUCKING A TANK DOWN THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SALES TAX ON LATE FEES UNCOLLECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ANTI-GAMBLING PETITION DRIVE SEEKS MORE SIGNATURES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
FUMIGATION KILLS SEVERAL SNAKES USED IN BAR'S SHOWS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
AUGUSTANA KEEPS RANK AMONG REGIONAL COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
CITIES ARE CLEARED OF SLUDGE FEES,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*NEW STUDIO WOULD HELP YOUNG ACTORS,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GLASSMAKER BRINGS WARES TO SIDEWALK ARTS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HERBICIDES CAN KILL CREEPING CHARLIE,"Argus LeaderSep 08 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
DEE MCSTRAVICK RELEASED FROM JAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CHILD ABUSE, NO LONGER A STRANGER","Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"DEREGULATION WILL RAISE COSTS, TRUCKER SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BROOKINGS MAN TO BE CHARGED WITH SHOOTING OF HIS FATHER,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC HEARINGS SCHEDULED FOR BUDGETS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
VOLUNTARY GIVING FACES NEW TEST (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
COLOR TUNE HASN'T CHANGED,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
BEST DAYS OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
QUESTIONS BOOST IN CITY BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CITY PAY SCALES BEAT PRIVATE SECTOR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS HONORED BY AWARD TO MUNRO (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
HAL WICK CRITICIZED FOR 'NEGATIVE EFFORT' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
VANDALISM OF CCC STRUCTURE DEPLORED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
HAL WICK CRITICIZED FOR 'NEGATIVE EFFORT' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*ORGANIC WAY KEEPS LIFE IN THE SOIL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ORGANIC WAY KEEPS LIFE IN THE SOIL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SUNFLOWERS SUDDENLY A MAJOR CROP,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AMERICAN LEGION SETS SEMINAR SEPT 14-16,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRUCK SAFETY AWARDS GIVEN,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FIVE ELECTED TO CHAMBER BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KEN MILLS GENERAL MANAGER AT KLYX,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MIDLAND INC PROMOTES FOUR,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NURSE GROUP NAMES ACTING DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KEN MILLS GENERAL MANAGER AT KLYX,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ESTATE COUNCIL PICKS TIMMER,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEW BUSINESS WORKSHOP PLANNED,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*ENGINEERS' GROUP CHOOSES GRIDER,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
NURSES CONVENTION SET OCT 1-3,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
BUILDERS SEMINAR THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE GIVES BABIES A FIGHTING CHANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PLAY A PART OF GETTING WELL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE GIVES BABIES A FIGHTING CHANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PLAY A PART OF GETTING WELL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EVERAND MCDOWELL-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE FARMERS TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
ARGUS WINS JOURNALISM AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
ARGUS WINS JOURNALISM AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW TO GO ON TV WITH CUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS DEBATE '81 TAX LEVY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS' DROUGHT CLAIMS CLIMB 352 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW TO GO ON TV WITH CUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GAME PLAYERS TO FACE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS DEBATE '81 TAX LEVY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AMATEUR ARCHEOLOGISTS CAN DIG IN AT FORT PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
AMATEUR ARCHEOLOGISTS CAN DIG IN AT FORT PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*'BIG RED ONE' AVOIDS CLICHES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BACTERIA BLAMED FOR FISH-KILL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SIFT THROUGH FACTS OF ALLEGED ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BACTERIA BLAMED FOR FISH-KILL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACTION BY CONGRESS ON WEB FORTHCOMING,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS DEMAND NEW SOUTHWEST SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACTION BY CONGRESS ON WEB FORTHCOMING,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT REGENT NOMINEE WITHDRAWS NAME,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STUDENT REGENT NOMINEE WITHDRAWS NAME,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SF COMMISSION RESTRICTS 'ADULT BUSINESS' LOCATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROSECUTION BEGINS CASE IN CODY MURDER RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROSECUTION BEGINS CASE IN CODY MURDER RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SF COMMISSION RESTRICTS 'ADULT BUSINESS' LOCATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW'S GOOD TURN FOR TWINS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW'S GOOD TURN FOR TWINS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW'S GOOD TURN FOR TWINS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SAYS TEACHERS ERR IN TAX ISSUE STAND (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DANCE GROUP THANKS PUBLIC AND BACKERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CRITICIZES POLICIES OF DEMOCRATS-CARTER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
VULGARITY AT CANTON FESTIVAL CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BOY INJURED IN CROSSWALK,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEAD OFFERS {dollar}500 FOR CENSUS RECOUNT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
9 CANDIDATES CONFIRMED FOR PANEL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGHWAY HALL OF HONOR BANQUET SEPT 23,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN CHARGED IN ABDUCTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOY INJURED IN CROSSWALK,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OVERNIGHT VISITATIONS DIP IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MOST ROW CROPS SAFE IF NO FROST FOR 3 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OUTSIDERS TO HELP SD SENATE FOES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NURSE'S GROUP ENDORSES MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*GUN SOUGHT IN MOUNT VERNON FARM SLAYINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER--CUT MILITARY AID TO MIDEAST,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAPPER CHICKEN FLIED THE COOP-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CROPS NOT OUT OF DANGER YET--FROST...,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*US TO FILE SUIT TODAY AGAINST AIM CAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*US TO FILE SUIT TODAY AGAINST AIM CAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1982 COUNTY BUDGET INCREASES PROPERTY TAX SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CROPS NOT OUT OF DANGER YET--FROST...,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*US TO FILE SUIT TODAY AGAINST AIM CAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN BACKS REAUTHORIZATION OF WEB PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1982 COUNTY BUDGET INCREASES PROPERTY TAX SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SINKHOLE FORCES FAMILY FROM RAPID CITY HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL BOND APPROACH SOUND (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"CITY DE STUDENTS EARNED {dollar}448,200","Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FORUM SET ON DISTRICT QUESTION,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BLUNT INSTRUMENT BLOW CAUSED DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GOP PANEL TO DISCUSS '82 SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
UMA/SD FALL COURSES SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ELLSWORTH TO EQUIP 13-52S FOR CRUISE MISSILES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
ELLSWORTH TO EQUIP 13-52S FOR CRUISE MISSILES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SF CREATES STORM SEWER DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
WATER SHOOTING FROM CITY WATER HYDRANT DAMAGED CAR,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"ECONOMY HURTS ATTENDANCE--PRESSLER, JANKLOW NO-SHOWS","Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BEEF PURPLE RIBBON WINNERS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SF MUSEUM DIRECTOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*LAB MAY SHED LIGHT ON NEB SLAYINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*SF MUSEUM DIRECTOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA RUNNING LOW ON FOOTBALL REFEREES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TAKE SPECIAL CARE TO AVOID DANGERS OF FOOD POISONING,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA RUNNING LOW ON FOOTBALL REFEREES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EARLY FROST BIG WORRY FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD SUPER NOW GOING BEFORE FEDERAL PANEL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL TALKS CONTINUE EARLY THIS MORNING,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD LUTHERANS WELCOME MERGER,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*MUSICIAN SAYS INSTRUMENT ISN'T OUT OF DATE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'GREASE' IS BACK,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*COMEDIAN DOESN'T TELL ALL IN AUTOBIOGRAPHY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SD MAY APPEAL RULING,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF LAWSUIT MIGHT SET PRECEDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE DENIES ALLEGED TAX REFUND REQUEST,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GRAND JURY INDICTS TRUSTY, FORMER GUARD","Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF ACCUSED OF PADDING EXPENSE ACCOUNT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FACULTY PARADE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS UNITE TO PLAN STATEWIDE TALKS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOMESTAKE NEGOTIATIONS START AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"GAYNOR, MARTIN ACCIDENT DRAMATIZES PERIL (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNITED-FIFTH AIRLINE IN SF (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNITED BRANDS' STANCE CALLED PROPAGANDA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
KEVIN WOSTER BLASTED FOR HANDGUN ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BUSINESS GROUP RATES ROBERTS HIGH,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION CUTS TRANSIT BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CMA UNION WORKERS HONORED TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNITED AIRLINES TAKES OFF IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN GETS 10 YEARS FOR BURGLARY, THEFT","Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER TO ATTEND HEARINGS ON WATER RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE ADDS 2 LAWYERS TO SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE SETTLES GAS LEAK SUIT OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VERMILLION TO DECIDE TREATMENT PLANT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COURT ASKED TO DROP INDIANS' CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COURT DECIDES SF PAIR CAN'T GET TAX REFUND,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FIRM APPEALS RULING THAT OPENS RECORDS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ABANDONMENT MAY FORCE FIRM TO USE TRUCKS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MCGOVERN--NUKE HALT TOP ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
JUDGE REFUSES TO HEAR APPEAL ON CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
LOANED EXECUTIVES BOOST UNITED WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WORKERS MAY HAVE TO TAKE PAY CUT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN READY WITH ANNOUNCEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"CARSON, LETTERMAN SHOULDN'T BE SCARED","Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GOOSE PIT WILL BE A LITTLE LESS WELCOMING,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*IN HIGH POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE GENERATES SMALL AMOUNT OF WASTE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BOARD APPROVES {dollar}50,000 FOR COMPUTERS","Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MORRELL CO SITUATION WORRIES SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SUPPLIER IN SIOUX CITY WILL SELL PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNCERTAINTY PROMPTS SOME TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN CHARGED WITH CASHING FORGED CHECKS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNION CELEBRATION OFFERS DRAWINGS FOR GIFTS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONTAMINATION CHECKS MAKE SENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CALL FOR SPENDING LIMIT IN SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IPSWICH TOWN MAY LOSE SHERIFF PATROLS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CLEAR LAKE MAN NAMED STATE AUDITOR GENERAL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HURON MAY GET BREAK ON PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LAWYERS WANT NEWSWEEK EDITOR IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NO ENCEPHALITIS FOUND IN STATE RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OPERATION EAGLE DISMISSAL REQUESTS REJECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PIPESTONE WILL GAIN PLANT--30 JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TESTS SHOW WELL CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TRUCKING EXPERT WILL ADDRESS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*SF SIDEWALK ARTS FESTIVAL 1983, SPECIAL SECTION","Argus LeaderSep 09 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*LIGHTS, CAMERA--BUT NO REAL ACTION","Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STORE SIDESTEPS CHANGES OF TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MATHIS CASE STILL HAUNTS THE BOOKS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CLOWNING AWAY THE CLOUDS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FRIESTH & DALGLIESH DEFEND TITLES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*GRANITE CITY JAYCEES HELP INMATES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW PROBLEMS WITH AN AGE-OLD QUESTION,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO-STATE NUCLEAR WASTE PLAN IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW SAYS COMPACT NEEDED,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PROVIDE PROFIT FOR HARDING CO RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOSPITALS WERE SLOW IN SPOTTING CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*UMARU DIKKO VS HIS FATHERLAND,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SHOULD CHANGE ITS NATIONAL ANTHEM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"*CHOCTAW NATION REMAINS STRONG, PROUD","Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VICTIMS NEED HELP PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ARGUS LEADER CAPTURES STATE WRITING AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SHUFFLES PERSONNEL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
PUC COMMISSION WANTS RATE INCREASE HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
"AGENT ORANGE WAS NEEDED, VETERAN SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MEMBER OF FED ARGUES AGAINST INSURANCE LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*FESTIVAL CELEBRATES THE ARTS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FOOTBALL FIELD RELEASES MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEN BELIEVE SCROLLS ARE PRICELESS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PHYSICIAN ASS'T WORKS MEALS AROUND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*PAM OIL EXPANDING INTO WAREHOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PRO AUDIO IS RESPONSE TO CHAINS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STORES OFFER EUROPEAN WARES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DAYTON CORP'S SALES STRONG IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
HIRING OF MANAGERS PREDICTED TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
INSURANCE COMPANIES COMPLETE MERGER,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
SCHWEIGERS TO CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*NATION'S SCHOOLS STILL AT RISK,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1984, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
"STORMS SOAK, CHILL EAST SD","Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*WASHINGTON STUDENT RESEARCHES CANCER,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*DESERVING ROSE JOINS LIST OF IMMORTALS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"ABDNOR, STAFF APPRECIATED (L)","Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
HELP LOCAL EDUCATION BY GETTING INVOLVED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
USE ENERGY TO STOP ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
FAIR RACES POSE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CONSIDER TAX ALTERNATIVES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS BRIDGE CLUB TO PROMOTE GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS NATIVE WILL PERFORM AT FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SYMPHONY SELECTS 4 NEW QUARTET MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
YOUTH THEATRE PROGRAM CLASSES BEGIN SEPTEMBER 21,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*HISTORY COMES TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CABLE COMPANY PROMISES POLICE RECEPTION,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST SON IN SHOOTING DEATH OF FATHER,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GETS 1ST PLANE OF THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ALABAMA FANS TRAVEL FAR,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD NURSE FIGHTS DEADLY DISEASE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*MURDER SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TEACHERS, BOARD OK 2-YEAR PACT","Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DATE CHANGE FOR BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"FINALLY, SOME GOOD NEWS ABOUT RAILROADS (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PHOTO UNDERSCORES TASK FACING TEACHERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SPARE VOTERS UNREALISTIC AGRI SOLUTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T BABY DRUNKEN DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
JANKLOW DESERVES THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
ABDNOR SETS GOALS TOO LOW (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
ABDNOR PRODUCES RESULTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*GOLF STARTER KEEPS THINGS ON COURSE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COPPERFIELD TO APPEAR IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*ROTH ELECTED NATIONAL SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LARSEN ELECTED ALTRUSA PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
RETIRED TEACHERS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR DEFENDS BEER BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUDITORS--STATE TO REPAY {dollar}2.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SF GROWTH WILL SLOW, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAWICK FLYER COMES HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JURY CHOSEN FOR DOKKEN'S MANSLAUGHTER RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TWO GOP LEGISLATORS OFFER TO HELP BELL CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE TIPS ABOUT ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CITY CAN EXPECT HIGHER ELECTRIC, SEWER RATES","Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAKE COUNTY RESIDENTS CALL FOR WASTE REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"14,400 STUDENTS ENROLLED IN SF SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHILL DOESN'T DAMAGE CROPS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY DENIES FAULT IN SUIT AGAINST POLICE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRAT CALLS FOR BELL TO WAIVE CONFIDENTIALITY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO EVEN UP PROPERTY TAXES FOR '89,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"TRIBES TO GET {dollar}300,000 FROM EXXON SETTLEMENT","Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VENTURE CAPITAL FORUM TO DISCUSS RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL TAX BILL STALLS PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PURCHASE AGREEMENTS SIGNED FOR 21 BANKS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BUSH LETTER SEEKS MONEY FOR ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
JOB OUTLOOK--YEAR 2015,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*YOUNGSTERS POPULATE DAY CAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNGSTERS POPULATE DAY CAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNGSTERS POPULATE DAY CAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*BACK TO THE BOOKS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CRISIS IS OVER FOR MOST,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS 'NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD',"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PEACE ACTIVISTS SHOULD LEAVE HAMMERS HOME (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PAYBACK VERMONT BY SUPPORTING AIR BILL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SHARE TOBACCO WEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BALL TEAM WAS GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BOARDS SHUN CONSTITUENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DON'T IGNORE HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HEARING TO DECIDE WOMEN'S TRIAL STATUS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HISTORIC DISTRICT PAMPHLETS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INQUEST TO PROBE BALTIC GIRL'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL SAYS PICKET CROSSING ON RISE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARD MEETING SET,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW PEDIATRIC SURGEON EXPANDS SERVICES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRST CHANCE FOR STATE'S A-TEAM,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PETERSON LONE FOE OF SALES TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SENATORS BACK ELDERLY HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PICKETS--DASCHLE IS PRO-ABORTION,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY'S SOCIAL AGENCIES SEEK INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HOME BUYERS JUMPING AT SPECIAL LOAN RATES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE SUSPENDS LICENSE OF INSURANCE AGENT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"STATE, WILLIAMS PIPE LINE OFFICIALS TO MEET","Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TOWN'S STOLEN FIRE TRUCK ESCAPES NOTICE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ZONING QUESTION SETTLED IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FINAL FLING,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SD JOBLESS RATE DECLINES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ATTENDANCE RECORD SET AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SALE OF INSURANCE FIRM AWAITS OK,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*JULY EMPLOYMENT SHOWS GAINS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*SALAD BAR SEDUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEART ASSOCIATION TO AWARD LOCAL VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
BACKS RUN RAMPANT IN HURON,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MARSHAL SEIZES MITCHELL RACEWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WELCOMING PROCESSION,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM VOTES LACK SWAY THEY HAD IN '60,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE CREWS GO WEST TO HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
UNIONS GIVE REAGAN 60 DAYS NOTICE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*JANKLOW LAWYERS TO PUT WRITER ON TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ABUSE REPUTATIONS OF LEGITIMATE CHARITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"DESPITE AIM'S PROTESTS, WOES LINGER (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUPPORTERS THINK OTHERS WILL PAY IT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*QUILTS MAP ROSEBUD SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WEAVER USES BUFFALO WOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
QUILTERS LINK TWO CULTURES WITH FOLK ART,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*PLAYHOUSE PLANS PANEL AFTER 'NUTS',"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FEDERAL BUILDING FIRE EXTINGUISHED,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAY CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS ORGANIZE VOTER REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO HOST GOVERNORS MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR TO FOCUS ON INDIAN WOMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY PROPERTY TAXES REMAIN STEADY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOTHERING BOND ON FARM IS AMAZING,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONVOCATION SIGNALS START OF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL INJURY RATE DROPS TO LOWEST LEVEL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLEADS GUILTY IN CAR ACCIDENT DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORUM ALLOWS GROUPS TO DEBATE INITIATIVES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEVELOPER WANTS TO UPGRADE CUSTER LODGE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DUKAKIS CHARGING STANCE ON BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FIREFIGHTER LEAVES JOB AFTER 3 DWI,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CITY'S PREP TENNIS TEAMS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RENOWN SELLING COMMUTER DEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
"PROF SAYS, DON'T SPEAK TOO SOON","Argus LeaderSep 09 1988, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
*AIRPORT RENOVATION PLANS TAKE OFF,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GUARD MAY FLY 'CORVETTE OF THE AIR',"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HARRISBURG PUTS STUDENTS ON THE MAP,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE CLEARS PRISON OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCKENNAN WANTS 90 DAYS TO STUDY CARETRAUM SETUP,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*TECHNIQUE IS KEY TO ARTISTS' FINAL PRODUCT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'ORIGINAL' COASTERS TO PLAY AT POMP ROOM,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PLAYS DIG INTO 2 TABOO SOCIAL ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
JOY OUTWEIGHS TEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOULD LEAVE FOOTBALL BETS TO CASINOS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRISON INMATES LACK DISCIPLINE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STUDENTS SHOULD KNOW WHAT IS PROPER DIET (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
THOMAS IS 'REALITY THERAPY' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*ADDICTION SHAPES BODYBUILDER'S LIFE FOR BETTER,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SEND 2 TEAMS TO SENIOR WORLD SERIES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS COUPLE DIE IN TWO-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRASH VICTIM UPGRADED TO SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDGEMONT DUMP PERMIT APPROVED,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARIJUANA PLANTS FOUND AT CITY HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS FIND ORIGIN OF TRI-STATE MINT FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE STILL SEARCHING FOR ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A DAD'S GREATEST FEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSH TO MEET WITH STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL MAY OFFSET HIGHER WATER RATES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OUT ON A ROPE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PLAN WOULD RESTRICT POLITICAL ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LOBBYIST CHARGED,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
THE AVERAGE IN SD IS SLOWLY INCREASING,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"*45,000 ATTEND FESTIVAL","Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SODRAC DOGGED BY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SD'S USE OF LAWYER QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MARK ONE UP FOR SENATE CHALLENGER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS MAY BE GROWING WEARY OF CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"GIRLS NEED MOM'S NURTURING, ADVICE, LOVE (L)","Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
HIGHER ALCOHOL TAXES WOULD HELP CUT DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
THERE ARE NO GOOD REASONS FOR CRIMES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ANIMALS SHOULD BE TREATED WITH KINDNESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DUNCAN DOUBLE FAULTS IN TENNIS COLUMN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HURLEY FAR FROM BEING A DYING TOWN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"LET UNBORN CHILD CONTROL BODY, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BIBLE DOESN'T DENY LIFE PRIOR TO GENESIS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*SODRAC STRUGGLE TO KEEP PACE IN INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE DOMINATES COYOTES 24-3,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MARKETING A LEGEND,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
'ARGUS' WINS TOP AWARD FROM EDITORS' GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIRLINE FLYERS BOOST OLD WEST ATTRACTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO CHARGES EXPECTED IN MITCHELL TRUCK DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL OFFICIAL WANTS PROSECUTOR TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON EDITOR PICKED TO HEAD PAPER GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DISPUTES CHARGE SCHOOLS LOST REVENUE DURING TERM,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOUSES BECOME HOME TO CLASSES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER VISIT BEAMED TO STATE VIEWERS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY MORE POPULAR IN EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CORONERS--SDSU DEATH IS NATURAL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"*SHERIFF'S BUDGET LESS {dollar}42,500","Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY'S TAX SHARE REMAINS THE SAME,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SIX MURALS TELL FLANDREAU'S STORY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEW LIGHTING SYSTEM PLANNED AT CRAZY HORSE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BALTIC CAN'T CONTEST ITS CENSUS FIGURES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SD HOUSING RATE 8.75 PERCENT FOR FIRST BUYERS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*GASOHOL PRICE RISE QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA FIRM BUYS FOK CENTER IN MILBANK,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*FOUR WINDS SCATTER KIDS FAR AND WIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN STAR IN FALL FILM SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*ROAD TO ALASKA THROUGH MONTANA FILLED WITH HISTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1990, sect.F, p.06, col.3"
*O'GORMAN AREA OFFERS HOMEY MIX,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHER STATION FACES UP TO GLOOMY FORECAST IN '90S,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPENCER ABLE TO JOKE ABOUT STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CITY NATIVE WINS EMMY FOR WORK ON 'DINOSAURS',"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*FALL IS BEST TIME TO PLANT BULBS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SCAR ON LIP MAY IMPROVE WITH TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
GENEROSITY MAKES HABITAT FOR HUMANITY WORK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GIVE CRAZY HORSE A BETTER BILLING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MUSEUMS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEER GUIDES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHUTDOWN CONCERNS BOAT OWNERS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO SPEAK ON SOVIET TRIP TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
281 REGISTER TO VOTE AT SD STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BLIND RIDERS ENJOY SENSE OF FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CORONER HEARS GROANS WHEN DESCRIBING JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BETTY VAN SLOOTEN OF DELL RAPIDS STRUMS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SALE OF FIRE STATION TOPS CITY AGENDA,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*FORMER YMCA BOARD CHAIRMAN DIES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER RADIO STATION TO GO BACK ON AIR,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NEW SEALANT TO FILL RUSHMORE CRACKS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PROSECUTOR PUZZLED BY TALK IN CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL--LOAN RECIPIENTS OFFER GOOD BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIALS HOPE CONFERENCE SHAPES PROTECTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*FESTIVAL CELEBRATES PIONEER HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
EVICTION PROCEDURE OUTLINED,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*TABLE TENNIS' LOOK IS DECEIVING,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAIRFAX PRIEST ADMITS SEX ABUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS FILL SCHOOLS TO CAPACITY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY COMMISSION DROPS CONVENTION STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWA DROPS SF FROM ITS LIST,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BILL SHOULDN'T LIMIT FOSSIL COLLECTING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T BLAME JURY FOR DEATH PENALTY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD MAY BE THE GARBAGE STATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"DOESN'T HELP FARMERS, ELDERLY, KIDS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
APARTMENT FIRE VICTIM OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"DOWNTOWN LIONS CLUB GIVES {dollar}5,000 TO YMCA","Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROBE CONTINUES INTO STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SF COMPANY FACES {dollar}3,800 FINE","Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE GATHERS ENDORSEMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HARD-DRIVING LESSON,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RECYCLING COULD COST {dollar}2-{dollar}3 A MONTH,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY TELLS SAD TALE--BUSINESSMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOMESTAKE MAY TRIM OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GREENER PAINTING ON MAGAZINE COVER,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BET LIMITS KEEP GLITZ OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY EYES OLD RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"REGENTS, TEACHERS MAKE PROGRESS","Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"VOTERS CONCERNED ABOUT HEALTH, DEFICIT","Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TAKES TOLL ON AREA'S WATERMELON CROP,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
3 TOWNS SHARE COSTS OF DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*ROOSEVELT TAKES TITLE IN FIRST MACK BUTLER MEET,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHEATERS DAY WILL BE BIGGEST EVER,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*YOUNG FANS FLOCK TO HEAR DYLAN REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE DAY-CARE DILEMMA--WHAT PARENTS CAN DO,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RECYCLING BEGINS TO PICK UP IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIR SERVICE MAY DECLINE IN REGION,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HAULERS REQUIRED TO HAVE RECYCLING PLAN BY JAN 1,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ALMOST ALL PRO-LIFERS BELIEVE ONLY IN PRAYER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DOWNTOWN BETTER SITE FOR CONVENTION CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOVERNMENT REFORM WELCOME CHALLENGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GAMBLING COMPLEX WILL BRING NO PROFITS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--BET LIMITS AT CASINOS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ABDUCTED BOY FOUND WITH MOM,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CRASH MEMORIAL CONSTRUCTION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS ADVISED TO RID BINS OF BUGS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FIRE, SMOKE DAMAGE JESSICA AVE HOME","Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW WEATHER RADAR BEING INSTALLED,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KINDERGARTNER LOOKS FORWARD TO YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY TO EXAMINE HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FLANDREAU RESIDENTS DEMAND CITY CUT ITS BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS ABSORB STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FAMILY-FRIENDS DAY FRIDAY IN REDFIELD,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEMORIAL SERVICE HONORS BARNETT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCOTLAND TO DEDICATE SIEMENTAL CHURCH,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TUESDAY TURNOUT LIKELY 33 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ZIEBACH CO DECLARED A DISASTER AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"3 MEN CHARGED IN TRUCK THEFT, CHASE","Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ROLLING WITH DOG,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNOR NAMES BIETZ TO EDUCATION PANEL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NINE MILE PANEL SEEKS ADVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOLS THANKFUL ROADS ARE FIXED,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
WILLIAMS STARTS REPLACEMENT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CONAGRA TO BUY BACK COMPANY STOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FLOODED FARMLAND MAY DROP IN PRICE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"SEMINAR TO FOCUS ON WOMEN, JOBS","Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*CRAZY HORSE BEER BAN TO STICK,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FOREIGN HOLDINGS OF SD LAND SMALL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*NORTHERN LEAGUE 1ST SEASON A 'W',"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TENNIS TUSSLE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KINDERGARTEN NOT SO EASY--ON PARENT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PARENTS PLAY WAITING GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COUPLE ANSWERS THE CALL TO OFFER RURAL CHILD CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*DAY-CARE PROVIDERS SEEN AS 'LIFESAVERS',"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PLACES TO CALL FOR HELP IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*HARVEST HOPES RISE WITH HIGHS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNMENT CHANGE BACKERS CRITICIZE PROPOSED BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LODGENET EMPLOYEE AMONG DEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"STATE LEGISLATORS PREPARE TO TALK TAXES, TRIMMING","Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CALLERS SPLIT ON CHANGE IN CITY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*MISS SD STICKS WITH CONTROVERSIAL DANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BACKUP SALES TAX STATE'S BEST OPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ADULTS TAKE AWAY THINGS KIDS ENJOY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CRIME BILL'S GOOD OUTWEIGHS THE BAD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SD TOO DEPENDENT ON GAMBLING MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
CHANGE WILL END 'BUSINESS AS USUAL' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
LAKE THOMPSON WOES CAUSED BY PROTECTORS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"RELEASE OF LETTERS NECESSARY, APPROPRIATE (L)","Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
NEW CITY GOVERNMENT WOULD BE COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
JOHNSON SUPPORTING WASHINGTON'S VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
FAA INITIALS USED ON WEATHER MAPS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIDEWALK ARTS TO CLOSE STREETS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACLU SUES BOSS OF EX-DEPUTY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK AUDIT TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL CHILDREN KEEP TERRACE PARK CLEAN,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOOP CRACKDOWN WORKS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX CITY MAN GROWING BEARD UNTIL VOTE ON LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUPREME COURT DENIES TWO-TIME RAPIST'S APPEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
USD BUS SHUTTLE NEEDS MORE RIDERS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RAPID CITY POLICE INVESTIGATE DEATH OF 3-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNANIMOUS COURT UPHOLDS PATERNITY RULE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEUEL COUNTY TO ADOPT LAW RESTRICTING NUDE DANCERS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FORMER SECRETARY OF STATE DIES AT 85,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"EMPLOYER CAN CONTACT DOCTORS, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ALIMONY UPHELD IN DIVORCE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MEDICAL SCHOOL MOVES OFFICES FROM SCATTERED SITES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*HISTORY OF TEDDY ROOSEVELT'S SHOTGUN,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CONGRESSIONAL HOPEFULS DEBATE INDIAN ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JOHNSON HOPEFUL ON HEALTH REFORM,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOME FEDERAL BUYS BROOKINGS BANK,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
CLINCHES BIG INTERACTIVE SERVICE DEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*LOSING STREAK CAN'T DESTROY BALTIC'S SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SENIORS SERVE AND PROTECT VIKINGS VOLLEYBALL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*EXERCISE HELPS ASTHMA SUFFERERS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COYOTE VOLLEYBALL TEAM HOPES TO CHANGE FORTUNES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JACKS GO NORTH TO OPEN NCC VOLLEYBALL SLATE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*'TOWN CRIER' PRITCHARD LEAVES THE AIR,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KSFY PULLS SATURDAY CARTOONS FOR NEWS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AUTHOR CAPTURES SIOUX MAGIC,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PLANT EARLY TO AVOID TOMATO BLIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*6 PIT BULLS ATTACK, KILL BOY ON COUNTRY ROAD","Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PROSECUTORS UNSURE WHO'S IN CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NO PLACE LIKE HOME SCHOOL IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GUTHRIE BRINGS TONE OF NOSTALGIA TO SD FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FIESTA MARKS MEXICO'S FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD WORRY ABOUT LAND PURCHASES (WATERTOWN P.O.),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"JOHNSON'S MONEY FROM OUT OF STATE, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY'S CURFEW LAW UNFAIRLY TARGETS TEENS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
OZONE THERAPY VIABLE TREATMENT FOR CANCER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WASHINGTON PAVILION FINANCING EXCESSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
DEATH OF WOMAN RULED AN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY CONVICTS MAN IN DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TRANSIENT, 46, ADMITS ROBBERY AT CASINO","Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONEY-RAISERS SET FOR GLORY HOUSE FUND,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TEMPERATURES CHILL OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON MARSH'S DEDICATION TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CEN. BAPTIST CHURCH LOOK AT EXPANDED MISSION FIELD,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOP CHAIR QUESTIONS RADIO ADS' PROPRIETY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COLSON WITHDRAWS AS HOUSE CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*CLERK, 25, STABBED DURING STORE ROBBERY","Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
3-YEAR-OLD KILLED WHEN CAR ROLLS ONTO HIM,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNIVERSITY'S CAMPUS HAS ENROLLMENT HIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CORRECTIONS OFFICIALS SET FALL CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*COOPERATIVES GROUP HAS ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STUDENTS INVITED TO NEIGHBORHOOD BLOCK PARTIES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FIREARMS CHARGE COULD BE FIRST UNDER FEDERAL LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SENATOR: MINI-STORAGE TAX UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
JUST SHY OF 70TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*SPECIAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MEDICAL FIRM SUES EX-OFFICER MANAGER IN EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FIREFIGHTER RESCUES LOST GIRLS,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CO-OP WANTS MOODY COUNTY FEEDLOT,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SD FUEL DEALERS FACE HUGE FINES,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
LONDON-BASED FIRM BUYS LOCAL MAKER OF WINDOW BALANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*OLD-TIMERS COME TOGETHER FOR BENEFIT GOLF TOURNY,"Argus LeaderSep 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER'S 1980 BID 'CLOSE',"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY KICKS OFF FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CARTER RETAINS SD DELEGATES' SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CARTER RETAINS SD DELEGATES' SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ECONOMIC GLOOM DISCOUNTED,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MCSTRAVICK'S GRANDMOTHER MISSES RELEASE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
RAPID CREEK'S COURSE TWISTS AND TURNS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS MAN DIES IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DEPT MAY RESOLVE SLIP UP CREEK DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WOLLMAN SUPPORTS SALT II TREATY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DEPT MAY RESOLVE SLIP UP CREEK DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WOLLMAN SUPPORTS SALT II TREATY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
GRASS ROPE CONSIDERED FOR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
COMMISSIONERS CITE OVERTURES TO HURDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS CITE OVERTURES TO HURDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OIL FINDS STIR HOPE FOR FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BISHOP CLARIFIES AP NEWS ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*STALKING THE WILD BIRDWATCHER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1979, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*JANKLOW'S PLAN-5 PERCENT SLASH,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CODY JURORS HARD TO FIND,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW'S PLAN-5 PERCENT SLASH,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CODY JURORS HARD TO FIND,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VIKING HUNKS DON'T GET ADORATION ON PRACTICE FIELD,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEARNING TO LIVE WITH STRESS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUSBAND AND WIFE STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT BIG HIT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITICORP LAYS GROUNDWORK-BUT THAT'S IT FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INMATE REFUSES TO PLEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INMATE REFUSES TO PLEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DECISION NEARING ON HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DECISION NEARING ON HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW HOSTS 3 GOVERNORS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ANNUAL FUND DRIVE BEGINS FOR UNITED WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POLICEMAN DOCKED AFTER TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
POLICEMAN DOCKED AFTER TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
GASOLINE BACK UP 7 TO 8 CENTS A GALLON,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
100 INDIANS STAGE 'WAITING' RALLY IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
100 INDIANS STAGE 'WAITING' RALLY IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HIGHWAY TOLL REACHES 154,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LONG-RANGE RETAIL OUTLOOK BRIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KULL RATES TAX CUTS BEFORE HOUSE HAIRCUTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LONG-RANGE RETAIL OUTLOOK BRIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
URGES BROADER TAX BASE AT COURTHOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN MIGHT HAVE AVERTED RECESSION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LOSERS PREDICTED IN MONEY GAME (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY TO REDO COURTHOUSE ANNEX,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MILITARY MONEY TO BE CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WARRANT ISSUED IN MURDER CASE-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HURON SCULPTURE TO BE REASSESSED,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SECOND RABID SKUNK SHOT IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CONSUMER GROUP BACKS STOFFERAHN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*FESTIVAL OF FOODS COOKING SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
VOICES PRIEST HEARS BECKON HIM TO EMERGENCY DUTIES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
INMATES PROTEST PRISON CONDITIONS BY GULPING RAZORS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS TRY TO STOP WAREHOUSE CLOSING,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARM SIFTED FOR MURDER GUN-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FARMERS ABUSED SBA LOANS, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROLLING STONE CHRONICLE MARRED BY MISTAKES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*QUARTETS PURSUE HARMONY WITH CHANGING TIMES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*MUSICIANS OVERCOME OBSTACLES, IMPROVE MUSIC","Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ANNUAL FALL DISTRICT AUXILIARY MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
PATIENT ED WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
YWCA WOMEN'S FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
'SUPERSTUFF' PRACTICAL CHILD/FAMILY ASTHMA MGT PROGR,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
SQUARE DANCE FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
WELLNESS CENTER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
*COURT ACTION DOESN'T DETER AIM CAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COURT ACTION DOESN'T DETER AIM CAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COURT ACTION DOESN'T DETER AIM CAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PAIR HUNT KILLER FROM MILES AWAY-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WEB GAINS MORE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WEB GAINS MORE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}6 MILLION PARED FROM CITY BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CITY SHOULD HONOR ITS RIGHTS COMMITMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POLAND'S PLIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER ON BOTH SIDES OF INTEREST RATE STAND (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD LUCKY STREAK (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER RATED LEAST EFFECTIVE...,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MISSING CHICKEN CAPER SOLVED,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN PANEL REJECTS LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
2 MINNESOTA MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OGLALA TRIBE SEEKS NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD GUARD UNIT WINS TOP HONORS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NEB UTILITY SAYS IT CAN SHOW NEED FOR MANDAN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
5 NAMED TO PSYCHOLOGIST EXAM BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NO SUSPECTS IN KNIFEPOINT ROBBERY-CLEAR LAKE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WATT TO TALK TO GOVERNORS ABOUT ETSI,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
WATT TO TALK TO GOVERNORS ABOUT ETSI,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
'KIDNEY HOUSE' FUNDS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CENTER PURCHASES FARM TO OFFSET BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CONSUL SAYS CHINA UNCERTAIN OF US,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*CONSUL SAYS CHINA UNCERTAIN OF US,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*MORRELL-UNION DEAL READY FOR VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STORM WASHES SF WITH 2.72 INCHES OF RAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"1 KILLED, 2 HURT IN BLAST AT MAXWELL COLONY","Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY HALL RELIEVED BY SETTLEMENT TALK,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*'DOONESBURY' ADDICTS MUST GO COLD TURKEY TILL '84,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NO PLACE LIKE SD,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SENIOR CITIZENS TALENT SHOW STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REMEMBERS HIS DAYS AS JUDGE IN BEADLE COUNTY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
TWO OLD POLITICAL ADVERSARIES SWAPPED ONELINERS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ARE YOU THE UNEMPLOYED OR THE GOVERNOR OF SD,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*ABDNOR AND REAGAN--INSPECTOR GENERAL OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTS WANTS AIRBORN RADAR TO FIND---UNDER SD SOIL,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SF MAN TO BE TRIED IN THEFT OF {dollar}1,500","Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTIES--WE NEED MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EVIDENCE AGAINST LAWRENCE COUNTY SHERIFF FLIMSY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CUSTER MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*REAGAN CAN AID FARMERS---FOOD AS WEAPON,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JAPANESE DATA SHOWS DANGERS FROM ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPECIAL SESSION NEEDED ON SOCIAL SECURITY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN'S PIPELINE STAND CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DEMOCRAT CHAIRMAN DISPUTES GOP COUNTERPART (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FOOD STAMPS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LENNOX MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF SITE OF AIRPORT MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIAL SET FOR NO-ACCOUNT CHECK CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MARTIN TEEN ASKS HIGH COURT TO OVERTURN CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CAR COLLISION KILLS RURAL BRYANT WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHILD DEAD FROM FARM ANIMAL ATTACK,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE WILL GIVE BON HOMME CASE TOP ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAYER TO COORDINATE STATEWIDE COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
4 WILL BE HONORED AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
6 CANDIDATES TO ATTEND MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPECIAL ANTELOPE SEASON CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ST ONGE MAN AT ODDS WITH STATE OVER HOME TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
BLACK HILLS SUBDISTRICT DELAYS RAISING TAXES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CAR DEALERS TO FORM COMPLAINT FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SDSU CROSS COUNTRY GETS BOOST FROM MARINES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*MCGOVERN IS RUNNING, BUT NOT AS A LIBERAL","Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW DECLARES WAR ON FAMILY VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMPANY HAS LAND OPTION IN STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*'DEATHTRAP' BY THE SF COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*NUCLEAR WASTE DEBATE CONFUSES TWO ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA ENROLLMENT EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"AUTHOR, PUBLISHER ASK FOR DISMISSAL","Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MONEY FROM PROJECTS TO FILL POTHOLES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN HAS MONEY IN THE BANK,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO THEFT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
20TH SIDEWALK ARTS FESTIVAL HAS BIGGER ATTRACTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOB IS DESIGNED TO HELP KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE CAMPAIGN IS FIRST STEP,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BILLING DOESN'T SET WITH HER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PITCH FOR CABLE TV PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS FOR DRIVERS & GOOD ANSWERS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WILL KNOBE WANT CHINA NEXT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ZOO NEEDS BETTER RECORDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LET FARMERS RULE OAHE BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ANOTHER TV PROGRAM PITCH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HISTORICAL INACCURACY CREPT IN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
THANKS FOR PET OF THE WEEK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SDSU NAMES ALUMNUS AS ENGINEERING DEAN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ENCEPHALITIS FOUND IN HORSES NEAR CUSTER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GRAND JURY NEARS END OF BANK INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUVENILES ARRESTED IN THEFTS AT ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"RAPID CITY, PIERRE TO GET RADIO STATIONS","Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SUPREME COURT RULES BOYS CAN'T SUE CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HEALTH DEPARTMENT GETS CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MAN REFUSES TO TESTIFY BEFORE GRAND JURY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CITY SEEKS CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL OF PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*FESTIVAL AT THE BEAVER CREEK NATURE AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ANOTHER PAY CUT LOOMS AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CHICKEN, SWINE FED MORE DRUGS THAN CATTLE","Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*LIKE DAD, LIKE SON","Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DIEHARDS WON'T BUCK RODEO LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*RETIREMENT WON'T SLOW DUNN DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN BANK FOUNDER DIES OF INJURIES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANCER SHATTERS GIRL'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IMRIE CHOSEN STATE'S JOURNALIST OF THE YR,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW SEWER ORDINANCES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TO DISCUSS SAFETY PATROL, TESTING","Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MITCHELL JUDGE TO FILL COURT VACANCY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CONDITION GROUP WILL ATTEND FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*UDDER DELIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE IN SF FOR KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RUSTIC LODGE NEEDS FIXING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WITHSTAND BLOW TO NUCLEAR POWER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEFICIT MUST BE ELIMINATED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SON GIVES HIS TIME FOR HIS MOM,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*BACK ON THE JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HAMMONS UNVEILS RAPID CITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MEATPACKERS TAKE CASE TO TV TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PROGRAM HELPS TEENS SHED UNWANTED POUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CHANCE TO HELP SCHOOL SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL STORY MISSES MARK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABUSE VICTIM FORGOTTEN AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DON'T FORGET ABOUT INMATES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SUPPORT CHARITY BIKE RIDE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BUSINESS WOMEN'S GROUP ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COUNTY RED CROSS CHAPTER RE-ELECTS KEN FRIESEN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RADID CITY PHOTOGRAPHER WINS SD PHOTO CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RETIRED TEACHERS GROUP ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TOURISM DIRECTOR ELECTED TO NATIONAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ACTING JUSTICE NAMED,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION PLEDGES TO HOLD LINE ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2ND 'VETTE PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BALLOON MAKES IT TO MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KIDNAP TRIAL SET OCTOBER 29 IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY MAN FACES NEW CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY TO OPEN BRIDGE BIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY WORKERS HAND OUT HUG'S,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MCFARLAND TO SPEAK TO LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"STATE PRISONS NEED MONEY, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
APPEAL DENIED IN SOUTH DAKOTA KILLING CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BUFFALO BREEDERS HOPE TO CASH IN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN FACES MANSLAUGHTER COUNT IN DAD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN KILLED IN FALL FROM CLIFF,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STICKNEY INFANT KILLED IN CAR-TRUCK COLLISION,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 MEN GET PRISON SENTENCES FOR MAKING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT GROWS BY 276 STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCIENTISTS VISIT EROS DATA CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY BUDGET MEANS SAVINGS FOR TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DANILOFF CASE REQUIRES MORE THAN A WARNING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WOMEN FROM THE PRIESTHOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BERESFORD EXPERIMENT WORKS FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS SEPARATE JURIES IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MR. DONUT ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL DISPUTE BACK IN COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA IN MOTEL SLAYING,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEAD END FOR NEW CITY THOROUGHFARE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CAR THEFTS LEAD POLICE TO TWO CITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VETERAN LAWMAKER HAROLD SIEH DIES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WESTPORT KILLING NOT PROVOKED--PROSECUTORS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"FARMERS, RANCHERS DON'T WANT CONTROLS","Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATURE LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEDICAL GROUP BACKS JOHNSON FOR CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SURFACE-MINING FOES OBJECT TO HEARING DELAY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEACHERS WIN PRESIDENTIAL EXCELLENCE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS REJECT TAXES FOR YANKTON CIVIC CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEIDEPRIEM BACKS BELL IN HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW STATE FARM PROGRAM GROWS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
POSTAL WORKER PLEADS GUILTY TO THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"1,000 PLEDGE AID FOR GRAHAM VISIT","Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW MOVE MIFFS MONT GOP,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
EARLY ENROLLMENT FIGURES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY APPROVES MEDICAL GUIDELINES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*NORTH CENTRAL FOOTBALL SEASON RIPE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*USD'S LE FACES A DIFFERENT BATTLEFIELD,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD MAN SEEKS FARM GROUP POST,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*KINDERGARTNERS HAVE UNIQUE VIEW OF FUTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OPINIONS VARY ON RURAL RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY PRIESTS WILL SEE SPIRITUAL LEADER IN SC,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MOTHER FACES MURDER CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MAGAZINES BASED ON PUBLISHERS' INTUITION,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
AUTHOR TO GIVE HISTORICAL TALK,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BUSH ARTIST FELLOWSHIPS EXPLAINED,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MUSEUMS PLAN LOCAL HISTORY WALKS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON PIPE JOHN PAUL II,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HART WILL HAVE TO EARN STATUS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEARN CPR,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REAL STUDY NEEDED OF ARMS PROJECT AREA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LABOR RALLY WAS GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*SCHOENHARD IS SURPRISE OF VOLVO TEAM,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CONSTRUCTION WORK CLOSES 2ND AVENUE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUPS SPONSORING SD READING SERIES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARVEST FESTIVAL SLATED IN BRANDON SD,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN ENTERS PLEA IN MURDER, RAPE","Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SURVEY SEARCHING FOR CITY SOLUTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AREA GOVERNORS SEEK MUTUAL TOURISM GOALS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHEMICAL CONTROL TRUCK DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN LEADERS--RACISM GROWING,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINING PROPONENTS--FEARS UNFOUNDED,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE UNITY PLEA,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MISHAP FILLS HOME WITH NATURAL GAS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY SEEKS BOND SALE TO FINANCE EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BLACK HILLS FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE WESTERN BLAZES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD REJECTS DELAY OF HOG FARM HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DRY WEATHER AIDS DEVELOPMENT OF ROW CROPS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"FBI, TRIBAL POLICE INVESTIGATE SHOOTING","Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT MAY SPARK CRIMINAL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VANDALISM SPREE CAUSES RAPID CITY DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS SAY RABBITS MAY BE CARRYING DISEASE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*LAND STILL BEING FARMED,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOURS RESTORED AT POST OFFICES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TRANSSEXUAL FELON BAFFLES PRISON CHIEF,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SHARING AN ARTISTIC HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*VARIED BELIEFS UNDER ONE ROOF,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BUSH WINS DEBATE OVER DEBATES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INITIATIVES WON'T KILL INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GIVE PRESSLER BILL A TRY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SHOW DUKAKIS' TRUE COLORS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*WARRIORS DEFEAT CENTRAL,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUPERINTENDENTS GROUP PICKS LEADER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENTENNIAL WRITING CONTEST BEGINS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONCERT BENEFITS MINING MEASURES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRONTIER TRADING POST ADDED TO HISTORIC LIST,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO ROAST JANKLOW THIS FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL CLARIFIES ITS TOP RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BUYING TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BACKING UP A FULL WAGON TESTED ...,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNORS FORM GROUP ON MISSOURI BASIN ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HANSON BACKS EASING WATER RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEETING CALMS DEAF SCHOOL PARENTS' FEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BUSH JOINS PINK SLIP MAILING LIST,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RETAIL GROUPS CLASH,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
RUNAWAY TRUCK INQUIRY DELAYED,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FALL FROM BRIDGE KILLS CORSICA MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
50 JOBS ADDED AT MORRELL PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ARTS FAIR 'CURB-TO-CURB PEOPLE',"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEMOCRATS MUST FIGHT TO GET REPUBLICANS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOMELESS MOM--'RUNNING INTO A WALL',"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL PLANS MAY RUN INTO ENDLESS DETOUR (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW 'ARGUS LEADER' CENTENNIAL BOOK,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DIRECTORS MAKE BAD CARETRAUM DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
IS MOUNT TRASHMORE COMING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SAY NO TO ARENA BEER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
END ILLEGAL OCCUPATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
PEOPLE NEED PUC CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
MEAT ADDS TO HEALTHY DIET (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
SOFTBALL HALL OF FAME TO INDUCT 13,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*MUNSEN, ROGGENBUCK WINNERS IN 'ARGUS' RUN '89","Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*4 FROM CLUB HEAD FOR NATIOALS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ELUSIVE CROWS CHALLENGE LOCAL HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
GUIDELINES ENSURE SAFE CAMPFIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BOBBERS CAN BENEFIT VETERAN ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
FARM GROUP TO LOBBY CONGRESS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MOSESON TO SPEAK AT CO-OP BANQUET,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS FLEXES BUYING MIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
'ARGUS' DOMINATES NEWSPAPER AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HAZELTINE ELECTED TO NATIONAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HUMPHREY NAMED TO SD HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD REGISTERS 164 VOTERS DURING FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON MAN DIES IN CAR-BIKE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
50-60 HOMES LOSE POWER FOR AN HOUR,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*EATING OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTS MUST BE GOOD LISTENERS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
GRANT WOULD EXPAND COMMUNICATIONS FOR DEAF,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITAL DOESN'T WANT WOLLMANN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FLASHY FENDERS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
EDUCATORS TO SET SD PRIORITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
EXTENSION AGENT WILL RETIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
KLONDIKE DAM TO BE REBUILT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
FORMER SCHOOL OFFICIAL DIES AT 86,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
TRIBAL OFFICIALS UPSET BY ACADEMIC CRITICISM,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.08, col.4"
CUSTER PARK IS URGED TO CONSOLIDATE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.E, p.08, col.6"
WAR TOUGH FOR GERMAN AMERICANS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST KEEPS TRADITION ALIVE THROUGH CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*FILM GIVES PIERRE SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
QUARTZITE POSTS LASTING MARKERS OF STATE BOUNDARY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1989, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*MEDICINE MAN FIGHTS FOR JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VIKINGS FUMBLE OPENER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY OFFICES SEEK MORE FOR BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*THANKS, BUT I'LL STAY IN SD","Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*AN ORGANIZATION OF HOPE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HIGH COURT NEEDS WOMAN MEMBER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OFFICIAL'S RACISM SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE FAIR BOARD SETS GOOD EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MUENSTER IS LUCKY MOM ISN'T PRO-CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
OIL-FIRM WRITER HAS TROUBLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RICH COUNTRIES SHOULD HELP PAY MILITARY BILL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SD NEEDS FAMILY COURT SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"TOO MANY TEARDROPS, CAUSES ARE MANY","Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COALITION SHOWS SUPPORT FOR SHELTER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMERCE DEPARTMENT GIVES GRANT FOR RADIO STATION,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE HEARING SET ON HILLS LAND SWAP,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STABBED SF MAN IN FAIR CONDITION,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALKAWAY FOUND IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP DISPUTES IDAHO MAN'S CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INSPIRED BY HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RESTORATION PRESERVES TOWN'S PAST,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BODY FOUND ALONG MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"NEED {dollar}175,000 MORE FOR STAFF","Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*BACK IN THE OL' DAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GREGORY EXTRA SALES TAX RAISES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*BIG WHEELS MOVIN',"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PARKSTON WOMAN MASTERS ROLE IN SCOUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
INVESTIGATORS PROBE CREEK'S FISH-KILL CAUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
OFFICIAL WANTS TO ALTER WILDLIFE REFUGE'S IMAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*INEXPERIENCE LEAVES KNIGHTS WITH QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"AFTER LEASE ENDS, RENT CAN GO UP","Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*NEW MACHINE OFFERS CHECK ON CHECKS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1990, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
FMHA DIRECTOR HOGEN READY TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PLAYER MOVES TO ROOSEVELT AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF CLASS SIZES STILL LARGER THAN LIKED,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ST PAUL HAULER ASKS TO DUMP HERE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HARVESTING TO HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HARD-LUCK LOTTO BUYER MAY SURFACE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CHOOSE THE BLUES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BILL ARRIVAL TACKY ON FUNERAL DAY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ECONOMY IS A TALE OF 2 STORIES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JUDGE WRONG AGAIN ON SEX-CASE SENTENCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WRITER SORRY FOR HARM DONE TO GOLF COURSE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONSERVATION OFFICER DOES ETHICAL JOB (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
'PRAIRIE POTHOLE' WETLANDS LAW SENSIBLE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*CITY TOURNEY STARTS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEWIS MAY BE SKYFORCE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GATHERING EGGS AT WHITLOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL FIRMS GET PRODUCTIVITY AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SATELLITE MOVIE CO ADOPTS NEW NAME,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TB CASE IS ISOLATED AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
COMMISSION GIVES BUDGET FIRST READING,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ENTERS INSANITY PLEA TO '65 MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARKS COMMISSION PROHIBITS DIVING,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WALKAWAY ENTERS PLEA TO BURGLARY, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN SEARCHES FOR CONGREGATION,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*PRESSLER--SOVIETS SHOULD GET ADVICE, FOOD","Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBE CHAIRMAN GETS PROBATION IN TRACTOR SCAM,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PARATRANSIT CUTS MAY LIMIT SERVICES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"{dollar}100,000 ENERGY RESEARCH GRANT GIVEN","Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOOSE CONFERENCE AT LEAD-DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARK HAS GOOD TOURIST YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SIMULATED DISASTER TO TEST REACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT IS ASKED TO REINSTATE LAWYER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LIMITS CHANGING ON DRINKING WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NEGOTIATIONS ON RIVER USE ARE FLOWING ALONG,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS GROUP LANDS DRUG PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*NEW IN SPORTS--NEWS AND VIEWS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SUN BRIGHTENS FARMERS' HOPES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE THEATRE'S OWNERS ENVISION ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BILL ALLOWS EQUAL ACCESS, MITCHELL OWNER SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
'UNFORGIVEN' WAS GARBAGE FOR THE BRAIN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY MUST PUT NEEDS IN FOCUS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LAWMAKERS ARE GOOD CHOICES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOMESTEAD REBUILDING MAKES NO SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SF CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BALTIC SCHOOL BUS COLLIDES WITH TRUCK,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TAKES PLEA FOR REFORM TO SENATE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN CHARGED IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JOB BENEFITS OF ZEOLITE MINING AT PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SEX ABUSE VICTIM TALKS TO OPRAH,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SLOUCH COUCH JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OPPONENT SAYS BARS FLOATING LOANS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TWO MEN SENTENCED IN DUMPING TOXIC WASTE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FIBERWORKS GUILD HOSTS HANDS-ON DEMONSTRATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HERITAGE SOCIETY SETS MEETING IN MENNO,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOUNT RUSHMORE'S SEALANT HOLDING FIRM,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CARVING HEADED FOR LAS VEGAS GLITZ,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FIRST EXHIBIT TO OPEN IN HERITAGE CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
EDGEMONT SITE EYED FOR PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
HOMESTAKE WEIGHS COST-CUTTING OPTION,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*COMPANY SEES FUTURE GROWTH IN TV CAPTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
GIVE OWNERS ERROR IN VINCENT CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TRAPPING GROUP, FUR HARVESTERS SET MEETING","Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*GEORGE BUSH SIGNS KOLBE'S SHIRT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MADIGAN'S GAFFE SHOWS HE NEEDS...,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TRIBUTE TO VERSATILE SD GRAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SESAME STREET GANG BRINGS CAST TO ARENA,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*GATEWAY GAINS NICHE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MOST SILO FIRES DO SLOW BURN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MILLER EASY WINNER IN GOVERNOR'S POLL,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHOPPER MISFIRE PLASTERS FACE ON RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*STILL HAS NAME RECOGNITION IN THE STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*25 PERCENT UNFAVORABLE RATING,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
OTHER FOREIGN WOES CLOUD BREAKTHROUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GAMBLING DOESN'T STOP TAXES FROM GOING UP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA'S MORALS HAVE CHANGED RADICALLY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GAMBLING BOSSES KNOW THEY'LL WIN THE VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DR WILLIAMS IS AMONG FINEST OF STATE DOCTORS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BLACK HILLS TOURISM EXPECTS STRONG FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRMS' EMPLOYEES TO CHECK AIR QUALITY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INS ARRESTS NINE IN RAID IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAKES ANDES DUMP COULD BE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEVEN FACE CHARGES FOR WELFARE FRAUD,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ON SESAME STREET,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRENT & EGAN DELAY LEAVING COUNTY POLICE-PATROL PROG,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRENT & EGAN DELAY LEAVING POLICE-PATROL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRENT & EGAN DELAY LEAVING COUNTY POLICE-PATROL PROG,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON HIGH FEELS KILLING'S AFTERSHOCKS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VINTAGE ITEMS FROM THE BAST STORE IN RAMONA,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AREA UNITED WAY SETS NEW FUND-RAISING GOAL,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BACKERS CONFIDENT PAVILION WILL PASS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AG DEPARTMENT PLANS TO CLOSE FIELD OFFICES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO GET GRANT FOR COMPUTER NETWORK,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUSPECTS IN CHASE RETURN TO MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TRUCK DRIVER DUMPS GASOLINE INTO SEWER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*APPLE HARVEST,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BET BACKERS OUTSPEND OPPONENTS 7-TO-1,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
YANKTON'S FEDERAL PRISON MARKS FIFTH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"BIGGER BETS DON'T BOOST CHEATING, EXPERT SASY","Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"BLACK HILLS RADIO TOWER BUSINESS, COURT SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*IDEAL WEDDING AND PARTY CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
APPLY FOR CROP AID BY SEPT 17,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
THE SAD SIDE OF THE GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BOOK SAYS WHAT NEEDS TO BE SAID,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BULB PLANTING TIME IS HERE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"FESTIVALS TO CELEBRATE ARTS, OUTDOORS","Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OPTIMISTS LOSE OUT IN POLL ABOUT LABOR DAY WEATHER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DRAM CHIP PRICES BEGIN TO CLIMB,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BUDGET CUTBACKS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SOUTH DAKOTA PSYCHOLOGIST TO HELP FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*TWO CHURCHES MERGE SUNDAY ON WEST SIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*RESERVATION GAS PRICES AREN'T SEASONAL,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
QUESTION OF JOHNSON DESERVED AN ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VOTERS HAVE CHANCE TO UPDATE SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*TO LIVE IN A HOSTILE WORLD: SPEAK UP, STAND OUT","Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
ALPHA'S WALK FOR LIFE BEGINS THIS MORNING,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR MANFRED OCT. 1,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEWIS COLLECTING USED PHONE BOOKS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIX MORE POLICE OFFICERS WANTED,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STABBING VICTIM MAY GET BACK VOICE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"JURY AWARDS BRITTON MAN {dollar}945,816 FOR I-229 LAND","Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"JANKLOW, BEDDOW DEBATE AT FORUM","Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*IT'S A GIRL,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FORMER COP'S TRIAL MOVED TO MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS SUE BOARD TO BLOCK FEEDLOT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WOMAN KILLED IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SUMMER TOURISM DOWN FROM 1993,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*RESIDENTS WELCOME HOMETOWN GROCERY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BROTHERS PLEAD INNOCENT TO KILLING GOLDEN EAGLE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HERSETH FUNERAL SET,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*WETLAND GROUNDBREAKING HELD,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*WHEELING TO WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GOVERNORS RESPOND TO RIVER PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BUILDER'S GRANDSON DONATES MODEL OF 1ST CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
"ALMANAC FORECASTS COLD, SNOWY WINTER","Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*RESTAURANT SERVICE NOW COMES HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DENVER MAY BE SITE FOR GATEWAY EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*OKLAHOMAN WILL HEAD EMPIRE MALL,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
SETTLEMENTS NEAR IN GOVERNOR'S CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT PAYS BEST? MEDICAL JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BOY'S MAULING TO BRING STRICTER CONTROLS--TRIBE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GROUP TO SALUTE GOOD BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESS MEETING IN BALTIC,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"APACHE CORP SELLS OIL, GAS PROPERTIES","Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOOBY COMES TO RESCUE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"NOT ENOUGH PITCHING, TOO MANY STRANDED RUNNERS","Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SNAGGED BY THE LURE OF THE LURE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
WHITETAILS' DEATHS CONCERN OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
WINDMILL ACTUALLY NWS ANEMOMETER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WIFE OF MOLESTER FREED 2 WEEKS EARLY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HABITAT RESIDENCE'S DEDICATION IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DISTRICT MOVES TEEN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SIDEWALK ARTS FESTIVAL DRAWS CROWD,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ARGUS STAFF PLACES FIRST IN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN'S QUEST FOR CHILD'S FATE MOVES TO COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DETOX CENTER SEEKS SPACE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"*FAMILY, FRIENDS DEDICATE MEMORIAL","Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PHOTOGRAPHS INCLUDED IN NATIONAL DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*GRANT TO AID KIDS AWARDED THROUGH HHS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*VFW AUXILIARY HEAD SPEAKS AT POST HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
MUSIC TEACHER HOPES TO GET HIS JOB BACK,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
"RESEARCH CENTER GETS GRANT FOR {dollar}122,025","Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
MANAGING EDITOR TO HEAD STATE GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
SKILLED HORSESHOE PITCHER DIES AT 85,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS LABOR FORCE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PANEL REVIEWS SCHOOL FUNDING ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HOT LINE TAKES FEW CALLS AFTER STARTUP,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PROSECUTOR FOCUSES ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*A SALUTE TO THEIR TEACHER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
CRIMES IRK HAMLIN COUNTY RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CHURCH MEMBERS PLAN WALK TO PROTEST PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
WINNERS NAMED IN STATE CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
TEEN-AGER INDICTED IN EX-RESIDENT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
BILL FUNDS B-1 BOMBER,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
JUDICIARY NEEDS BETTER BALANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS MUST ACT ON CAMPAIGN REFORM (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
STATE SHOULD RAISE SPEED LIMIT (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
BALANCING BUDGET SHOULD BE PRIORITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
MINING COMPANIES WANT TO KEEP TAKING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
GINGRICH BOOK DEAL STORY OF LAX ETHICS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
STATE FAIR FUN PASS NO FAIR FOR ONE EVENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
DON'T HUMILIATE KIDS FOR SAKE OF 'NEWS' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
JOHNSON ON HIGH ROAD WITH MEDICARE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
BUSINESSMAN SHOULD HAVE HAD COMPASSION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
LAWRENCE CTY COMMISSION SEEKS FINE AGAINST VIOLATOR,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
MISSION LAWMAKER LOSES STATE LONG-DISTANCE PRIVILEGE,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
*CORPORATE CUP SEMI-SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*DREW DRAWS FEWER READERS THESE DAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.3"
*VISIT MURDO FOR GREAT SHOW OF CARS,"Argus LeaderSep 10 1995, sect.G, p.10, col.1"
MAN CLAIMS ENCOUNTER WITH UFO,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EMOTIONAL RETURN FOR MCSTRAVICK,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YOUTH DIES IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TRACTOR ACCIDENT KILLS BABY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW-HELP NOW FOR STRIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW-HELP NOW FOR STRIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
A ROAD BY ANY OTHER NAME,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
1980 MINNEHAHA COUNTY BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
CIVILIANS DISPATCH POLICE RADIO DUTIES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SUPERINTENDENT POST EMPTY-FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
500-YEAR-OLD BONES FOUND,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
*UNITED WAY ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR & HIS WIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CERTIFIED LEARNING REQUIRED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CERTIFIED LEARNING REQUIRED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"WELCOME HOME, DEE MCSTRAVICK (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*JANKLOW-CUTS BEGIN TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW-CUTS BEGIN TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LITTON UNION ELECTION FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LITTON UNION ELECTION FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROSECUTION-MONEY TROUBLE PLAGUED CODY-WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NBC WILL MAKE THE BUFFALO CHIP FLIP ON TV PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PROSECUTION-MONEY TROUBLE PLAGUED CODY-WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ROBBINS' NOVEL-A LIGHT LOOK AT LOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD PROFESSIONAL TROUPE BACK,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SD PROFESSIONAL TROUPE BACK,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HILLS SUIT EXTENSION GRANTED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FARM BUREAU HEAD WANTS GRAIN RESERVES CONTROLLED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BIG SALES, POOR RAIL SERVICE FILL GRAIN ELEVATORS","Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HILLS SUIT EXTENSION GRANTED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN HELD IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SWIFT BIRD HAS DOUBTFUL FUTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TRAINS ROLL TODAY TO SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SWIFT BIRD HAS DOUBTFUL FUTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GRAND JURY TO CONTINUE CITY HALL DISCUSSIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GRAND JURY TO CONTINUE CITY HALL DISCUSSIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
'WELCOME PAL'-MCGOVERN TELLS GERALD FORD,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CARTER SHOULD DEBATE ANDERSON (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FORD ON ISSUES AND PERSONALITIES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN'S 'OPEN LETTER TO PRESIDENT FORD' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PETTIGREW MUSEUM TRIP DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
SISSETON MAN DIES IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN'S DRUG ABUSE TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RADIATION CLEAN-UP MONEY SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"STOCKYARD TO HONOR SHIPPERS, BUYERS","Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN-HURON HAVE LOWEST TEMPS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DIVERSION COULD RAISE RIVER,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
DIVERSION COULD RAISE RIVER,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SIOUX LAND SUITS JOINED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
56 COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR DROUGHT AID,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
HURON FAVORS PIPELINE STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
COUNTY GROUP TO HEAR FROM JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
SIOUX LAND SUITS JOINED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
HURON FAVORS PIPELINE STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
MAYER STANDING AGAINST PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LEAGUE CANCELS SENATE FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LEAGUE CANCELS SENATE FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MAYER STANDING AGAINST PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NEW AUTO-TRUCK SALES DIP IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"RAIL BILL HELPS MILWAUKEE, IF IT BECOMES LAW","Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"RAIL BILL HELPS MILWAUKEE, IF IT BECOMES LAW","Argus LeaderSep 11 1980, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
WAREHOUSE UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SLAIN FAMILY TO BE BURIED TODAY-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KENNY ROGERS PAUSES FOR MELLOW MOMENT DURING CONCERT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDY--POOR ROADS COST MOTORISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LET ME INTRODUCE YOU TO GEORGE MCDONALD FRASER,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*COUNTRY SCHOOLS/PRESERVING THE MEMORY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*KENNY ROGERS PACKS ARENA TO RAFTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*COUNTRY SCHOOLS/PRESERVING THE MEMORY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"GANNETT CANS FULLER, 40","Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
THEY CAN'T DECIDE WHEN THEIR BIRTHDAY IS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
RYUN'S UNFINISHED MILE CHANGED HIS LIFE FOR BETTER,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RYUN'S UNFINISHED MILE CHANGED HIS LIFE FOR BETTER,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"OGLALAS, OFFICIALS BEGIN TALKS TODAY ON LAND CLAIM","Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"OGLALAS, OFFICIALS BEGIN TALKS TODAY ON LAND CLAIM","Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 DEBATE MERITS OF SINGLE-MEMBER DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'INEFFECTIVE' RATING DOESN'T BOTHER PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAKES 4TH ANNUAL SUBSIDY TO UNISPHERE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CYCLE ACCIDENT KILLS SF MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SIOUX FALLS MAN CHARGED WITH RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BRADFORD SENTENCED TO LIFE TERM,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TIGHTER SECURITY FOR THE PRESIDENT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRUCK ACCIDENT KILLS MONTANA MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIPELINE FIRM SEEKS BROOKINGS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUCTION MARKETS TO COLLECT FEES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 MORE SURRENDER IN DC-7 DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIPELINE FIRM SEEK BROOKINGS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LETTERS OPPOSE ETSI COAL SLURRY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNION BACKED BY WATERTOWN POLICE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE RAIL SYSTEM DEDICATION SEPT 22,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUGUST TOURISM TOPS 1980 FIGURE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RIGHT TO LIFE LEADER SEES ABORTION THREAT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*RIGHT TO LIFE LEADER SEE ABORTION THREAT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LOCAL BAR OWNER IN GOOD CONDITION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*BRITONS LOVE BLUEGRASS MUSIC SOUND,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DCI HELPS INVESTIGATE ABERDEEN POLICE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SANITARY BOARD TO RECONSIDER CORSICA LIVESTOCK BARN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
STOLEN GUN LINKED TO NORFOLK DEATHS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
HURON COMMISSION ASKS CAB TO DELAY CARRIER DECISION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
15 PERCENT HOME INTEREST RATES SEEN BY YEAR'S END,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MANDAN FOE SAYS STUDY INCOMPLETE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STUDY--WATER NOT CONTAMINATED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MEDICAL LAB TO SHOW OFF ON SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*MEDICAL LAB TO SHOW OFF ON SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
STABBING VICTIM IN SATISFACTORY CONDITION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
CEEL PROGRAM TO BE EXPLAINED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
LUNG ASSOCIATION SPONSORS SMOKING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
CHICKEN FLYING CONTEST SCHEDULED FOR FUND-RAISING,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"SATURDAY, ARTS WILL BLOOM ON THE MALL","Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*THEY AREN'T FIDDLIN AROUND,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*ART INSIDE--A WAY OF GETTING OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*ART INSIDE--A WAY OF GETTING OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SILHOUETTES--THEY AREN'T JUST FOR CHEAPSKATES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*SILHOUETTES--THEY AREN'T JUST FOR CHEAPSKATES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*OFF AND RUNNING,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD LAWMAKERS VOTE AGAINST REAGAN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
UNION VOTE ON MORRELL PACT DELAYED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW WANTS STATE BOYCOTT OF FRENCH GOODS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TOM ASHCRAFT TO TELL OF CONVERSION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
GRANDPARENT'S DAY IS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PUC CANDIDATES PRESENT SIMILAR VIEWS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTS PROPOSES A NEW SOIL BANK,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STRIKING MINERS TO REVIEW REVISED HOMESTAKE PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 BLOCKS OF 10TH ST CLOSED FOR ARTSHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A TOUCH OF ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEFHOLZ SAYS HE'S AGAINST GAMBLING REFERENDUM,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*O'CONNOR, JANKLOW CLASH OVER ETSI SALE","Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COURT UPHOLDS SEARCH OF A CAR WITHOUT WARRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SOIL LEADER PROTESTS BOARD'S APPOINTMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE FAIR 12.6 PERCENT GAIN WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VIDEO TAPE PROVIDES PROPERTY LOSS RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WHAT BACK TO WORK VOTE MEANT TO MINERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GAS LEAK MAY HAVE CAUSED FATAL BLAST--OLIVET,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGH COURT TO RULE ON PLEA CHARGE OF BHSC STUDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBE APPEALING HOMESTAKE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DASCHLE PAYS {dollar}8,830 IN '81 INCOME TAX","Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TURKEYS GET READY FOR RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DOWNTOWN IDEAL SETTING SAYS FESTIVAL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
"*SEED CATALOGS, COCKTAILNAPKINS INSPIRED POSTER","Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
SF CHAMBER TO PROMOTE CULTURAL OFFERINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
ARTS FESTIVAL ATTRACTS MORE ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*SF WOMAN LEARNED JEWELRY ART IN AFRICA,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
CORPORATE BACKING VITAL TO FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*COME AND GET IT AT DOWNTOWN MALL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*BUSINESS MEN--FESTIVAL A GOOD DEAL FOR EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1982, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
RIGHTS OF THE UNBORN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STATE GETS ADVICE FOR WASTE SITES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"RAPID CITY JOURNAL, ARGUS LEADER WIN AWARDS","Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"STORM BRINGS WIND, HAIL, COOL TEMPERATURES","Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ANTELOPE HUNTERS GET 2 CHANCES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WALLEYES LEAVE FROM NORTHEAST SD LAKE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GAME-BIRD POPULATIONS UP IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
AUGUSTANA RUNNERS DOMINATE ROAD RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
COKE NATIONALS REAL THING FOR STATE BOWLERS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*APPOINTEES BRING NEW STYLE TO COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PEOPLE INTRIGUED BY SEEING THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VISITORS TO PARKS EASE MONEY SQUEEZE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CLOSING WOULD LEAVE GAPS IN BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JUDGE COUNTY BUILDING PLANS ON NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*DOWN-HOME PHILOSOPHY OF HOME FOLK (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY'S 'MIGHT OVER RIGHT' QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THANKS TO BOTH SD SENATORS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*WHY ARMS TALKS SURVIVE FLIGHT 007,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
A SALUTE TO CHAIRMAN ALLEN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*RAISE TEACHER'S PAY--TOUGHEN STUDIES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE ACCUSES LAWYER OF GOADING DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*GOVT IGNORES NEEDS OF TRUCKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
INDIANS WANT TO LEARN ISRAELI FARM WAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATES LIKE OURS PAY FOR FEDERAL DEBT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FOOTBALL PLAYERS TIP TRACTOR OFF FARMER,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*FT SISSETON BATTLES TO REGAIN CANNONS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SET FOR ELECTION ON BON HOMME DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
STUDENTS SAY HOUSING'S TIGHT IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SKUNKS GET COOL WELCOME IN HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
JUDGE COMES OUT OF RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
LEWIS & CLARK FESTIVAL PLANNED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
LITTON UNION LEADERS TO ATTEND RALLY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
NSP WORKERS GET AWARD FOR SAVING MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
REALTORS LOBBY FOR PLAN TO CUT DEBT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SF MAN NOT GUILTY IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
STOCKYARDS' CATTLE SALES UP FROM 1982,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*100 YEARS RECALLED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TILLIE NYHUIS TAKES THE CAKE TO PARTIES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*INVESTIGATORS FIT PIECES IN BANKS PUZZLE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THERE'S MORE TO MORRELL THAN PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CITY DELAYS DECISION ON SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BANKS TO RETURN THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SD FOLKLORIST HOPES TO CAPTURE HISTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*DRUG ED COMMITTEE NAMES LEADERS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MILK PRODUCERS ELECT LEADERS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PIANO FORUM PICKS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
WHITAKER IS NEW LIONESS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
KNUDSON TO LEAD UNIVERSITY WOMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MANCHESTER NAMED TO MITCHELL BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
PATTY BAIRD IS NEW SENIOR REGENT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"*PETE'S, A PLACE TO GET LUCKY","Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORMER MORRELL MANAGER SEEKS BACK BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL PROFIT PLAN TO HAVE PAYMENT SOON,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR HAS CONCERN ABOUT WATER LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY WILL DISCUSS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GIRLS CLUB MEMBERS TO RECEIVE FREE MEALS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GUILTY PLEA ENTERED ON GRAND THEFT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TAX FILING FAILURE BRINGS JAIL TERM,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WILLIS SEEKING NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DENNIS BANK'S SAGA (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARENTS WANT SMALLER CLASSES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BACKERS GET OK FOR FLOOD HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE--ADMINISTRATOR'S TRANSFER LEGAL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BANDITO CLUB MEMBER FACES CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BUSINESSES OK PLAN FOR DUMPING,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
PITCHING FOOTBALLS INSTEAD OF BASEBALLS PAYS OFF,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAMMONS RETURNS WITH NEW HOTEL PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*UNION ASKS FOR LOCAL SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TO EXPLORE STATE'S ODDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ON THE AUCTION BLOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PARKER MAN REBUILDS OLD DREAM,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COUNTY TAXES TO HAVE UPS, DOWNS","Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
INVEST IN NEW STATE BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SALEM BANK CLOSING WILL LEAVE 1 BANK IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SDSU JUNIOR NAMED AS NEW STUDENT REGENT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TV STATION TO BROADCAST FARMAID CONCERT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HAMMONS OFFER MAKES SOME WARY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-FORGER TELLS HOW TO TRIP UP ANY CON ARTIST,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY WATCHDOGS FORM NEW GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTE DIMS TOWN HOPES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUP BEFRIENDS NICARAGUA TOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE LOTTERY TOPIC OF FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AREA COLLEGE QUARTERBACKS INTEND TO AIR IT OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PUPPY LOVE PREVAILS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WHEN IT RAINED, IT POURED","Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PCB FINES--3.9 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FREE WATER HOLE HAS PLENTY TO SELL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*LAND OF ISOLATION AND OPPORTUNITY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON NICHOLAS DANILOFF,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
REAL PROBLEMS IN SPORTS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STATE LOSES A HARD WORKER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SIMPLER STANDARDS TO COMBAT CHEATING,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WEDNESDAY A WASHOUT FOR COURTHOUSE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY KNOCKS OUT {dollar}1.3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE BILL WOULD GIVE BANKS RATE LEEWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DEMOCRATS GET TOGETHER TO SUPPORT MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOUSE CANDIDATES TO HAVE RADIO DEBATE TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
2 ARE ARRESTED ON POSSESSION CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ECONOMIST--FARM SCENE TO BRIGHTEN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JOHNSON URGES STIFFER STAND AGAINST DRUGS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"ABDNOR, DASCHLE DEBATE SET FOR 3 TV STATIONS","Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DAVISON COUNTY WATER PROJECT ON SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS STILL INVESTIGATING HIKER'S ILLNESS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EARLY FIGURES SHOW DROP IN ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SD FARMERS GET NO FLOOD RELIEF,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MICKELSON TALKS MONEY ON NY TRIP,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*AIRLINE PASSENGER BOARDINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CHECKOFF PROGRAM TO PROMOTE BEEF,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*EERIE ATMOSPHERE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUSINESS GROUP RAISES {dollar}1.8 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*STRIKE UP THE BAND,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL TRIP WILL HELP INDIANS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW CHALLENGE AWAITS FORWARD SIOUX FALLS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"REDFIELD'S RETARDED TEACH ABOUT LIFE, LOVE (L)","Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE NEEDS FAIR TAX SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
UND COACH BUILDER OF CHAMPIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN REMAINS STRONG,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOMBARDOZZI--CONFIDENCE IS ASSET,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ACCIDENT PINS MAN BETWEEN CARS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER TO HOST TEACHERS' BRUNCH,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DIESEL FUEL SPILL REACHES SEWER,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RURAL VOTERS LEAGUE TO HAVE FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TODAY IS JERRY SIMMONS DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO-CAR CRASH INJURES THREE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL GETS REACCREDITED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTHER WAS TOO IMMATURE-WITNESSES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"NUMBER OF FARMS DROPS BY 1,000","Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSAL WOULD RAISE WATER BILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UTILITIES PANEL FIRES UP CONSUMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CORONER DESCRIBES BRUISES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"STRIKE COSTS MORRELL, UNION SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DRUNKEN DRIVERS NEED TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNMENT WATCHDOG ORGANIZATION FORMED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE RULES ATTORNEY'S DWI POLICY FAULTY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINING FIRM TO INVEST IN BLACK HILLS SKIING,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RURAL PROGRAM DOING WELL--DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BICENTENNIAL ROCK,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*MEANS WILL MOVE TO ESCAPE RACISM,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*INMATE POPULATION INCREASING,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MARRIED COUPLES FIND HARMONY UNDER ONE ROOF,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GOVERNORS BACK REGION TOURISM PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
HONEYWELL MIGHT DROP MUNITIONS PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*'FAR SIDE' COMIC CREATOR TO TAKE VACATION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON SECURITY PROBLEMS FEARED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PURPLE PEOPLE PLEASER,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONTROLS OVER GAMBLING CAN'T BE LEFT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE REMARK TRIGGERS CONFUSION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BUSH BOLTED IN FACE OF DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
JANKLOW CAN'T FOOL VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PROTECT CITIZENS' RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TRAUMA SCENE HELPERS DRAW NURSE'S PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DAKOTA PROP NECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
INITIATIVES PROTECT HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*HIGH FLYERS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DROUGHT CASTS UNCERTAINTY ON FALL SEASONS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GROUSE HUNTERS GET VARIETY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
PHEASANT HUNTING PROSPECTS GOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LEAGUE TO HOLD DAKOTA PROP FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEDICARE COVERAGE TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RED MARKET MAKERS CARDS NOT VALID,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR TO FOCUS ON INDIAN WOMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER CONGRESS TO MEET IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOOK OUT BELOW,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SMOKY HAZE INCREASES FIRE DANGER IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WAGE CUTS AT ISSUE IN MORRELL TALKS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN SEEKING CUSTODY OF LOVER SPEAKS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHOOSING A CAREER IS MAJOR PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"EDUCATION PREVENTS AIDS, HOMOSEXUALS TOLD","Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PLAYHOUSE TO BE REIMBURSED FOR REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX MIGHT CHOOSE CASH SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOLK SAYS HIS CAMPAIGN CATCHING,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE NATIONAL PRESIDENT, DIES","Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PANEL--COURT SYSTEM FUNDING CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ARTIFACTS FOUND IN DIG AT FORT RANDALL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
DUKAKIS WINS STATE FAIR POLL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NORWEST RANKS 13TH FOR FARM LENDING,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SAVED MONEY WITH STATE CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SIGN UP THIS WEEK FOR FLOOD PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
100 WILL BE HIRED FOR RESERVATION CENSUS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*4,382 SAVING DAYS TILL COLLEGE","Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BEST BUY STOCK LEAPS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*THE PAST REFLECTS WHAT'S UNDER OUR FEET,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S NIPPY WEATHER HARDLY SUMMER-LIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STRAY COWS FORCE ROUNDUP ON CLIFF,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BALTIC'S CHAPEL OF LOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS' BIG WOE--ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BRANDON PAIR SHIFTS GEARS IN LIFESTYLE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SINGER CONTENT TO BE OLD-FASHIONED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*TILLIS' ENERGY LOST ON CROWD,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HOME ECONOMICS GRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LITERACY VOLUNTEER CLASSES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WATER RATE HIKE HIGH BUT JUSTIFIED (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOCIETY DISCRIMINATES AGAINST WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THOMPSON SHOULD APOLOGIZE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COMPETITION HELPS SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HILLS BECOMING DUMP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BROOKINGS TEACHER TO APPEAR ON DISNEY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CENTER PLANS REUNION FOR PROGRAM ALUMNI,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP WILL HONOR FAMILY FOSTER HOMES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE TO LAUNCH MEMBERSHIP DRIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL DAV OFFICER TO SPEAK IN HURON,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS HOSTING ARMY UNIT'S REUNION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE MAY GET MONEY TO AID CRIME VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MUSEUMS DIRECTOR MIXED UP FRIEND'S FAMILY HISTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHEARED DELIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ESTELLINE TO FOCUS ON MISSING SERVICEMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAW OFFICIALS EXPAND ANTI-DRUG MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAMOUS SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FAMILY KEY TO STOP DRUG USE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTAS TO REAP ESTIMATED {dollar}875 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RC UNIT ACTIVATED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS UPSET BY TEACHER MOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*USD RATED 17TH BEST COLLEGE BUY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"STUDENTS GET PICK, ROUGH RIDERS, FOR MASCOT","Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*EDUCATORS DEVELOP HOME-BASED PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*GOSPEL GREATS SING IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
WHALEN SHOULD STEP DOWN NOW (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INDIAN COMMENTS DON'T APPLY ACROSS BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SINCLAIR VIOLENCE VIEWS DEPLORABLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
EGGERS ZONES OUT ENOUGH TO BE NAMED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHARGERS HOPE FOR LATE BLOOM,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*A TRIP TO ALASKA - JUST FOR THE HALIBUT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ANGLERS WANT BLUE-RIBBON TROUT STREAMS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
'90 GROUSE SEASON--NOT EASY TO PREDICT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
DOESN'T WANT WALLEYE LIMIT ALTERED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
DEADLINE IS OCTOBER 1 FOR BALE REMOVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MOISTURE STILL SHORT IN MUCH OF SD,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CONGRESS PLAYING POLITICS WITH DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
GAS DELIVERY RESTRICTIONS HIT STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STATE AGENCIES PREPARE FOR BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
JOBLESS RATE HOLDS STEADY AT 3.9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
BODY IDENTIFIED AS SF WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON AGREES TO SEVEN DEBATES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEEK MISSING RURAL CHESTER WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANKINTON SCHOOL TEEN STILL MISSING,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL SET IN 1989 INDIANA AIR CRASH CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER'S S&L VOTE CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SAMUELSON CRITICIZES MICKELSON ON WAGE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITIZENS GROUP EXPLORES REDUCING WASTE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRO-CHOICE ADVOCATE CRITICIZES PRESSLER'S STANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEVELOPMENT OFFICIAL WILL STAY IN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FORCE TO RECKON WITH,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSING MAN CASE MAY BE HOMOCIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"TEEN, 15, DIES IN ROLLOVER ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN KILLED IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO DECIDE IN LENNOX TEEN'S FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HOME LAW IS THE PITS FOR FARMER,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD TREATS FAIRGOERS UNFAIRLY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THOMAS GETS SD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TEEN GIVEN JAIL IN DEATH OF PEDESTRIAN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OFFERS PAYMENT YOUR WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"AS OUR CITY GROWS, SO DO THE THREATS (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OPEN MEETINGS LAW ISN'T WORKING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAKEN SERIOUSLY AT BERESFORD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
TALENT GREAT IN OWN STYLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*JOHN MCEUEN PLAYS AN ACE IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BAIL STAYS SAME IN ARSON CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE MEN GET JAIL TIME IN DRUG SCAM,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PTA CONTINUES SAFETY ARM-BAND PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF COLLEGE RECEIVES RECORD GIFT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON'S RED ALLEN DECIDES NOT TO RUN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY PUTS ANNEXATION ON FAST TRACK,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAIL WORKER,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"HOSPITAL STAFF ACTED CORRECTLY, REVIEW SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MARRIED INMATES CONCEIVE CHILD,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
O'GORMAN FUND-RAISER TO TARGET REMODELING,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRIBE GETS OK TO SELL LIQUOR AT ITS CASINO,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
IROQUOIS WOMAN AWAITS PENALTY IN ARSON CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN FAIR INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY COMPANY TO RUN IOWA CASINO,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
19-MONTH-OLD BOY DIES AFTER FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DAY STARTS WITH GOOD BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LIBRARIAN TELLS HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VOTE-FRAUD PLEA DEAL--NO JAIL TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*STEALING THE SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
YMCA SWIMMING LESSONS SET TO BEGIN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"DASCHLE, FARMERS WILL TALK DROUGHT","Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
STATE STICKS WITH SALOMEN BROTHERS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*TO SELL STOCK TO ENSURE SOLID FUTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
WHS GRAD UNAWARE OF MILLIONAIRE STATUS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CONVENTION FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FAMILY LEAVE MEASURE HEIGHTENS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BUSH HAS EDGE ON TRADE ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
USING 'MURDERER' QUOTE IRRESPONSIBLE JOURNALISM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BUSH VISIT WASN'T AN INVITE-ONLY AFFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"MEASURE IS FOR OUR KIDS' LIVES, FUTURE (L)","Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HAAR ISN'T PUPPET OF REPUBLICAN PARTY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
UNIVERSITIES NEED LIBRARY FOR SF STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PUPPY MILL OWNER SERVING SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"REGENTS TO CONSIDER TUITION, FEE CHANGE","Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF TEACHER WINS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE COURT UPHOLDS ADAMS' CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BRICK WALK,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH PLANS TO RELOCATE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHEYENNE TRIBE MAY SWAP CASINO FOR GARBAGE DUMP,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DISTRICT UNITS PROPOSED TO RUN DUMPS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF GOVERNMENT IN TOP 10,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROAD WEARY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CHURCH OPENS SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*MISS SD FEELS EYES ON HER,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELK POINT LIBRARY GETTING AUTHORS' HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATES MAY LOSE CONTROL OVER INDIAN GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SEARS OFFERING REPAIR REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
JUDGE DISMISSES WORKER LAWSUIT AGAINST UNION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*BACKERS OF ARTS CENTER MUST ACT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING LITTLE THINGS COUNT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*'SNEAKERS' MARKS BRAINY, NEW BREED OF ACTION MOVIES","Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*RED WILLOW BAND REUNITES IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ARTS FESTIVAL SET SATURDAY IN DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MORRELL CLOSES SIOUX CITY PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AMERICAN TO LEAVE CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CLINTON ASK CITY COUPLE TO WITNESS HISTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MAN SEEKS A RETURN TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SUMMIT HOME READY TO TRAVEL DOWN THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ARTS FESTIVAL TAKES OVER DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*OPRAH COULD HELP CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*HERE'S A QUICK LESSON--SCHOOL IS FOR PARENTS, TOO","Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEADWOOD RESORT WILL BE A TOURIST DRAW (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ONLY CASINO OWNERS PROFIT FROM GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
COSTNER RESORT WILL BE A WORLD-CLASS PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*COME BACK TO SUNDAY SCHOOL: JESUS LOVES YOU,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"'TWO ROOMS' EXPLORES POLITICS, POWER, PEOPLE","Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOWARD WOMAN DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAKE PRESTON MAN INDICTED FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MIDDLE EAST NEARING PEACE, PRESSLER SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STONER PLEADS GUILTY TO FORGERY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CREWS REMOVE CONTAMINATED SOIL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHARGE RESIDENTS FOR DISPOSAL OF LEAVES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS MAKE ROOM FOR MORE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINISTERIAL ASSOC VOICES OPPOSITION TO BET LIMITS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CANARIES PLAYERS PLEAD GUILTY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
LESBIAN MOM KEEPS CUSTODY OF CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TALLENT CLUB INDUCTS FOUR NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THREE WOMEN DIE IN STATE ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TURTLE DAY EVENTS CONTINUING TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WELL'S NITRATE LEVELS DOWN SIGNIFICANTLY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WRITER CHRONICLES LIFE ON THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE RECEIVING FLOOD AID FOR ROADS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SUMMER'S RECORD RAINFALL RESTORES LAKE OAHE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TALLY RECEIVES LAUREATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*ENTREPRENEUR ENVISIONS FIRM SELLING SIOUX SHOES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*BURNS' ENERGY HELPED CREATE DAKOTA BOWL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*OFF TO A FAST START,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*O'GORMAN GRAD SETS SIGHTS ON OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*INDIAN YOUTHS LEAD HOPES FOR RENEWAL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FEW LOTTERY WORKERS SEEK AID,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS' NEXT FEAR--PROPERTY-TAX INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MARY HART COMES HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*VIEWS DIFFER ON SEVENTH GENERATION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CONFERENCE BRINGS YOUTHS TO SD,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
POWERHOUSE MOVES OFFICE TO HOMBOLDT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LIFE AFTER MORRELL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HYDRANT PARKING CAN MEAN {dollar}5 FINE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHARGES PENDING IN EXPOSURE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TUNNEL FOUNDATION WORK TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHOOPING CRANES TO BEGIN MIGRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR TO LEAD BERKHOUT'S CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABORTION FOES LOOK TO LICENSE PLATES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JET DAMAGED AFTER SKIDDING OFF RUNWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TV CELEBRITY VISITS SIOUX VALLEY HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARGUS LEADER WINS TOP AWARDS FROM EDITORS GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHER BOOSTS ANNUAL ARTS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARGUS EDITOR NAMED PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LIGHTNING IGNITES FIRES ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
109TH REGIMENT PLANS ANNIVERSARY REUNION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUVENILE ARRESTED IN 3-YEAR-OLD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CITY WORKER KILLED IN POWER-LINE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PARK SERVICE SELECTS NEW SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*SHIP CREW GATHERS TO SHARE MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*VISITORS NEVER TIRE OF CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS UNCOVER FOSSILS OF JURASSIC DINOSAUR,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INDIANS/CLIMBERS DISAGREE ON PLANS TO RESTRICT ACCES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BIG FINANCIAL CLOUD LOOMS OVER SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PROSPECTS ABUNDANT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CHILD MOLESTERS MUST FACE ALL (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DON'T FIX A CITY THAT IS NOT BROKEN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
NRA MORE IMPORTANT THAN LIVES TO PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
NO SOLUTION YET TO CARCASS CONTROVERSY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
WINNER CRIME STATS GIVE BAD IMPRESSION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
PEARSON'S REMARKS SABOTAGED STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING ENOUGH FOR STATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.3"
GOALS 2000 HEARING STACKED BY PROPONENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
COVERAGE SHIFTS WHEN ABORTION TOPIC (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
TEEN-AGER'S COUSIN AGAINST USE OF GUNS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
"TO REDUCE SPENDING, START AT THE TOP (L)","Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
CHRISTIAN ARTISTS RECEIVE LITTLE ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
STATE'S SINGLE VOTE REPRESENTS IT WELL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.6"
NEW REPRESENTATIVE NEEDED IN CONGRESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.6"
PRESSLER CALLS FOR POST-CRASH SAFETY HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"*NYGAARD MAKES RAPID IMPROVEMENT ON, OFF TRACK","Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*SERENE WETLAND COMPLEX A TRIBUTE TO MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.D, p.12, col.3"
"GROUSE, PRAIRIE CHICKEN POPULATIONS ON THE RISE","Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.D, p.12, col.3"
"*NO KIDDING, FOLKS CONFUSE OUR FAMILY","Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS FIDDLER SWEETENS YEARWOOD SOUND,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*POWER RANGERS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*HISTORY, HOSPITALITY GREAT IN RALEIGH","Argus LeaderSep 11 1994, sect.G, p.05, col.2"
"SIOUX FALLS TO HIRE MORE POLICE, PUT 2 IN SOME CARS","Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A HUNTING AND FARM-INCOME ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DON'T ELIMINATE ARTS ENDOWMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RUBY RIDGE SHOOTINGS CAST SHADOW ON AGENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*BOARDING SCHOOLS DIDN'T SAVE CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRESSLER IS UNWILLING OR UNABLE TO STOP ADS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STOP AND THINK BEFORE A PRANK TURNS DEADLY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DISEASE PREVENTION SHOULD BE NO-BRAINER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SOUND ADVICE TO SLOW FOR ROAD CONSTRUCTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
OUT-OF-STATE MONEY GOING TO OUST PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
OPPOSE VIDEO LOTTERY FOR CHILDREN'S SAKE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*MOVIE THEATERS COULD DO MORE TO ATTRACT TEENS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN-AGER RISES TO TV CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD GOLFERS HURT BY LACK OF DEPTH,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"GRASSLAND FIRE BURNS 10,000 ACRES","Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STATE UNLIKELY TO TELEVISE TRIALS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CAMP HELPS KIDS MANAGE DIABETES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STATE EPIDEMIOLOGIST ENJOYS RIDING HORSES,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PASTOR PLANS TRIP TO INDIA TO HELP SETTLE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*GRANT APPROVED FOR FINGERPRINT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SCHOLARSHIP FUND SOUGHT FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ROOF PROJECT BEGINS AT HISTORIC COTTAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE RULES DISTRICT MUST OFFER SPECIAL ED,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SHE WAS INTERESTED IN BIRDS,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*WIND CAVE A MAJOR TOURIST ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
BEEF PLANT SEEN AS WAY TO GIVE FARMERS MORE CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*GIFT TAXES MAY REQUIRE SPECIAL FILING,"Argus LeaderSep 11 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FARMERS LOSING BIG BUCKS AS STRIKES CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS LOSING BIG BUCKS AS STRIKES CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
1980 MINNEHAHA COUNTY BUDGET WILL RAISE TAXES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LARRY'S MOTHER NIXES BID,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*FEDERAL FUNDS, PARENTS IMPROVE LOCAL EDUC","Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*FEDERAL FUNDS, PARENTS IMPROVE LOCAL EDUC","Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PARENT VOLUNTEERS OFFER BIG SAVINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
PARENT VOLUNTEERS OFFER BIG SAVINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW WISH IS IN FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW WISH IS IN FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL COUPLE SAYS COUNTY GRIPE IS 'GARBAGE',"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RELIGION DISPUTED AT PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RELIGION DISPUTED AT PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VET SCHOOL SUPPORT WANES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
AD FIRMS VIE FOR TOURISM JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS FIREFIGHTER TERRY HERRERA ENTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
APPEAL COULD HOLD UP SEARCH FOR URANIUM,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
APPEAL COULD HOLD UP SEARCH FOR URANIUM,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA IN JUDGE RACE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA IN JUDGE RACE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
NEW FEUILLERAT TRIAL DENIED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
BOND SET IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CAROL FIGHT SPANS ANOTHER CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"CORN, BEANS 10 DAYS BEHIND","Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
GRADING BOARDS ON NEW BUDGETS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HELP SAVE FISHING IN LAKE HERMAN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
POINTS AGAINST GARBAGE STANDARDS REBUTTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
LIBRARY HELPFUL TO SOCCER TEAM,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
EDITORIALS OF 55 MPH SPEED LIMIT PRAISED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
JANKLOW SAYS CITIZENS SHOULD JUDGE NEWS PLAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
JANKLOW SAYS CITIZENS SHOULD JUDGE NEWS PLAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
SF ARCHITECTURAL FIRM GETS AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
LEMAIR FIGHT TO BE SHOWN SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEMAIR FIGHT TO BE SHOWN SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAFAYETTE-DAKOTA GETS THE ELEGANT TASTE OF PARIS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAFAYETTE-DAKOTA GETS THE ELEGANT TASTE OF PARIS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1979, sect.C, p.11, col.3"
*FORD-ABDNOR DISAGREE ON DEBATE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGENCIES READY TO CHOP,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FORD-ABDNOR DISAGREE ON DEBATE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING PROBES CENTER ON 4,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGENCIES READY TO CHOP,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"AFTER 100 YEARS, MITCHELL LOSES RAIL LINE","Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'PEACE PILGRIM' PAUSES IN SF TO PERPETUATE HER MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*SF DIPS IN PAST TO NAME SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*SF DIPS IN PAST TO NAME SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
POLITICS PERVADES TV,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
MOST LAWMAKERS OK JANKLOW SPENDING CUT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY PROBE SPAWNS MORE INDICTMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CODY WAS SURPRISED SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY PROBE SPAWNS MORE INDICTMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOST LAWMAKERS OK JANKLOW SPENDING CUT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS HAVE 300 FEWER STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CODY WAS SURPRISED SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOOKING BEYOND JANKLOW'S CUTS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOOKING BEYOND JANKLOW'S CUTS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ECONOMISTS OUTLINE TAX OPTIONS FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO RULING MADE ON HENRY ZEPHIER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO RULING MADE ON HENRY ZEPHIER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OPPOSES ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OPPOSES GOP CALL FOR ABORTION AMENDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HURON WOMAN HIT BY VAN-KILLED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COSTS STOP SD CRIME STATISTICS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HONERKAMP WILL TAKE HILLS TOURIST JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TWO PRISONERS INDICTED FOR JAIL FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HONERKAMP WILL TAKE HILLS TOURIST JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VANDALS BREAK 3 PLEXIGLASS PANES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OCT 20 REGISTRATION DEADLINE IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAWYER TO AID CORBLY'S ZONING FIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
INTERIOR DEPT RECONSIDERS WEB,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
INTERIOR DEPT RECONSIDERS WEB,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LAWYER TO AID CORBLY'S ZONING FIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SD RADIATION READINGS ON THE WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BAR EXAM WOULD 'PROTECT THE PUBLIC',"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
ACT OF HEROISM CALLED ACT OF GOD,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*THE JOB CAN CURL YOUR HAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*TO THE VICTOR GOES THE BILLBOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
*ARTS TO ENLIVEN DOWNTOWN MALL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*ARTS TO ENLIVEN DOWNTOWN MALL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*PIED PIPERS LEAD PERFORMERS AT ARTS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*PAINTERS FIND AUDIENCES EDUCATIONAL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*PAINTERS FIND AUDIENCES EDUCATIONAL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*PAINTERS FIND AUDIENCES EDUCATIONAL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*PAINTERS FIND AUDIENCES EDUCATIONAL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*VARIETY HIGHLIGHTS SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*VARIETY HIGHLIGHTS SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*VARIETY HIGHLIGHTS SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*VARIETY HIGHLIGHTS SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*POTTERY-ART AND CRAFT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*POTTERY-ART AND CRAFT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*THE FAMILY THAT PAINTS TOGETHER...,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*THE FAMILY THAT PAINTS TOGETHER...,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*THE FAMILY THAT PAINTS TOGETHER...,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1980, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
POSSIBLE {dollar}2-MILLION STOCK FRAUD PROBED-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POSSIBLE {dollar}2-MILLION STOCK FRAUD PROBED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POSSIBLE {dollar}2-MILLION STOCK FRAUD PROBED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD IN PATH OF TAINTED WATERFOWL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TOWN TURNS OUT FOR FAMILY'S BURIAL-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FORMER SEMINARY PRESIDENT TO RETURN TEMPORARILY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"{dollar}17,000 CUT FROM HUMAN RIGHTS BUDGET","Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS BARN-CROOKS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INTERIOR OFFICIAL CALLS STATE RAID 'IRRESPONSIBLE',"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}17,000 CUT FROM HUMAN RIGHTS BUDGET","Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OGLALAS ASK FEDS FOR HILLS LAND...,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
IDLE COMPUTER COSTS SDSU THOUSANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
OGLALAS ASK FEDS FOR HILLS LAND...,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
IDLE COMPUTER COSTS SDSU THOUSANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
IDLE COMPUTER COSTS SDSU THOUSANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ENJOY THE ARTS... (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
A CHANCE TO SEE MEDICAL LABORATORY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIGH INTEREST BLAMED ON US BORROWING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CONFLICTING ORDERS BY AGENCIES DECRIED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LIKED EDITORIAL PRAISING RADCLIFFE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*SCOUT CENTER DEDICATION TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MINN COMPANY SUES CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM TO IMPROVE COURT EFFICIENCY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER SEEKS FEDERAL RESERVE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TAX PROTESTER GETS TWO YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER SEEKS FEDERAL RESERVE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RICHARD MARSHALL WANTS LIFE SENTENCE COMMUTED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN MEAT TRUCK THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOARD DELAYS LIVESTOCK BARN HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SF LAWYER APPOINTED IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SKATE-A-THON PROCEEDS GO TO BROCKHOUSE FUND,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW URGES SELF-HELP TO OFFSET SPENDING CUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BOARD SEEKS COURT ORDER TO FORCE STATE TO PAY FEES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW URGES SELF-HELP TO OFFSET SPENDING CUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF MAN CHARGED WITH SECOND RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COUNTIES ASKED TO REJECT BETTING,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
COUNTIES ASKED TO REJECT BETTING,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
BALTIC MAN FINED FOR GAMBLING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
"JANKLOW, BN HEAD PLAN RAIL CEREMONY","Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
BRANDON MAN SENTENCED FOR LYING TO POLICE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
LOW PRICES SPUR FARM DISSENT-AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SDSU STUDENTS STILL DRINKING BEER IN DORMS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
UNION VOTES ON MORRELL PACT TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ANTI-GAMBLING GROUPS--CONTRIBUTIONS BANNED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRISONERS HELP HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE AND ROBERTS AGREE-BUDGET SHOULD BE BALANCED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNION TO HEAR HOMESTAKE OFFER TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VETERAN WALKS TO SF IN NATIONWIDE TREK,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ROBERTS ENDORSED BY ANTI-ABORTION GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"ISRAEL SHOULD LISTEN, NEGOTIATE WITH ARABS (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CALIF CYLIST LAUDS SD HOSPITALITY (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ETSI STATEMENT OMITS SOME NEGATIVE IMPACT...,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ANTI-JANKLOW CRUSADE TRIVALIZES PROCESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
GEOGRAPHICAL QUESTION ABOUT LONE HOUSE SEAT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LIKED RUSH CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MONKEY DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"FMHA IS STIFLING FARMERS, SD PROTESTER SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
RASH OF YANKTON TRUSTY ESCAPES UNDER CONTROL...,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
BYPASS AROUND VERMILLION OPENED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HAWKEY NAMES ACTING CHIEF DEPUTY-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
KIMBALL WILL HAVE DOCTOR THIS WINTER,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SUITS AGAINST PUBLIC OFFICIALS RISING,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WORK ON ABERDEEN MALL STILL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ARGUS LEADER WINS 15 AP AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
JUDGE TO SET TRIAL DATE IN TOBIN CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*TJEERDSMA MAKES EASY WORK OF 6-MILE RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD STATE WINS NORTH STATES SOCCER TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*DOG HAD REMARKABLE TALENT FOR FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
VAN EMMERICK ONE OF THE BEST,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
VANEMMERICK ONE OF THE BEST,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA DUCK NUMBERS UP 176 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
*THE NEXT GENERATION OF SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CETA CHANGE TO ENCOURAGE PARTNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"UNITY, LEADERSHIP, DISCIPLINE MAKE MORRELL","Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
DEAF YOUTH WORK IN SUMMER CETA PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
*SF HALL FACILITIES MAKE CITY HALL SEE RED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DOWNTOWN SF COMES ALIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*KEEPING EDUCATION UP TO DATE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1982, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
*UNION TENSION DIDN'T SHOW AT MORRELL FEED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LIFE FOR AN OUTDOOR SCRIBBLER (WEBSTER),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOMEMAKERS MUST LEARN SELF-CONFIDENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*REAL PEOPLE AVOID NOVELTY BOOK,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MISS SD WILL PLAY PIANO AT PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
BOYS CLUB SPONSORS FOOD PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL NEEDS MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GUIDE & TAPES HELP CONSERVE ENERGY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GIRL SCOUTS WANT MEMBERS & HELPERS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LIBRARY FRIENDS PLAN BOOK SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
LIBRARY OFFERS TAPE TO HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*GAS OFFICIALS FORESEE STABLE PRICES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YOUNG & OLD GATHER ON HAY BALES IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY SCHOOL BOARD WILL DISCUSS BUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL CONSIDER LAND SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC HEARING ON BELL RATE INCREASE BEGIN,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RETIRED COUPLE GET UP WITH THE SUN,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR WILL CUT SHOW IN 1984,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
COMPLEXITIES OF ARMS CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NO EASY OR QUICK FIXES FOR EDUCATION (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LANGUAGE DIFFERENT & SO IS THINKING,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*PET OF THE WEEK, CAMEO PERSIAN","Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PREDICT POPULATION INCREASE IN ND BY YEAR 2000,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DUCKS UNLIMITED SPEND MONEY IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS WILL DISCUSS LAKE MADISON PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PRESS ASSOCIATION HONORS PIERRE PUBLISHER,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PRESS WOMEN WILL DEBATE CAMERAS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RADIO STATIONS WILL INCREASE HOURS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*STREET PATROLLER CURBS IMPULSIVE KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BELL APPEAL TO PASTORS ANNOYS DEM,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NIELSEN SURVEY GOES HI-TECH,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HOWARD HURDLER HAD INFLUENCE ON ASHFORD,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUNTERS NEED TO KNOW RULES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
COMPANY WILL BUILD PLANT IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SPAGHETTI EATERY IS IN THE WORKS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*SCHOOL PLANS SERVICE FOR VIBORG TEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SON OF THE MIDDLE BORDER,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FROM THE DARK SWIRLING WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LETTUCE CONTINUES TO BE EXPENSIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"ADULT, YOUTH ART CLASSES OFFERED","Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SOLO PARENTS HONORS 2 MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
EDUCATORS SELECTED FOR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
RECEPTION HONORS STATE NATIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
SDSU EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
"*GRAIN SALE PLEASES PRESSLER, ABDNOR","Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MARKET RESEARCH ENTERS HIGH-TECH AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GAYVILLE MAN GETS MEDAL AFTER 40 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NIELSEN SURVEY HELPS AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HANSON WON'T SEEK DEATH PENALTY IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
NEW SENTENCING LAW MAY APPLY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PRESSLER RULES OUT RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
VOTERS DESERVE TO HEAR REAGAN'S IDEAS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EDITORIAL DIDN'T TELL WHOLE STORY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
INCEST COLUMN MISSED MARK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
NEWSPAPER IS HYPOCRITICAL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"PRESSLER, DASCHLE HAVE BIG LEADS","Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RESIDENTS CONCERNED ABOUT PROPANE TANKS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
REUNION OF GUARD BATTERY D,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SOLEM TO SPEAK AT AUDITORS MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WANTS STRONG AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
{dollar}12.8 MILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
COURT TOLD CHENEY EARNED INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LIE DETECTOR BASIS OF NEW TRIAL BID,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
OFFICE MERGER HASN'T SAVED MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*GIVE US TIME, SOUTH AFRICANS SAY","Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
VETERANS' HEALTH,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON JOHN MORRELL & CO,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"REAGAN SHORT-CIRCUITS CONGRESS, SANCTIONS (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WORKERS AT MORRELL BETTER OFF THAN MOST (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*A MANLY PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOSPITALS VIE FOR PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLUB TO CONDUCT 100-MILE BIKE RIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
GROUP WILL DISCUSS ADOPTION ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
GROUPS TO SPONSOR 3RD QUILT SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
ANNUAL DANCE WILL BE AT O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
AUXILIARY WILL PRESENT 'GODSPELL',"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
CLUB SPONSORS CORN PICKING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
GIRL SCOUTS TO HOLD REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*LAWYER--REVIVE JANKLOW LIBEL SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"1 DIES, 1 HURT IN SHOOTING--SISSETON","Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOW WILL CATER TO CANINES SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISABLED VETERANS HONOR STATE SENATOR,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DOWNTOWN GROUP JUGGLES ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FUND-RAISER TO MIX WITH DAKOTA BOWL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STRESS MEETING DRAWS FEW STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SWINE SHOW SET FOR TUESDAY IN ALCESTER,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EX-LAWMAKER SAYS HE'LL RUN FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE RADIO STATION PLANS FARMAID PARTY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BOMBER WILL BRING MORE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD TO DECIDE ON GRANT FOR COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXPERIMENT FARM SETS FIELD DAY FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KILIAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE NAMES PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANUFACTURING PLANT COULD CREATE 175 JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REDFIELD SCHOOL FAMILY/VISITOR DAY FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SDSU OFFERS SENIORS FREE FOOTBALL, BARBECUE","Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TODD COUNTY COMMISSION NAMES SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"WALL CRASH KILLS 1, IGNITES CHEMICALS","Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
4 TO RUN FOR MISSION MAYOR IN RECALL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THEATERS CLOSE--MALL TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOUSE OK'S DEATH PENALTY FOR DEALERS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TRAIN NARROWLY MISSES WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS THE WINNERS WHEN PARENTS LEARN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ARGUS ASSASSINATES VANDERLOO'S CHARACTER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LEAVE SKELETONS IN CLOSET (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*EIDE'S SHOW OFFERS TOUCHABLE ART,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SYMPHONY PUTS SPICE IN SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ENJOYMENT OF READING A GOOD BOOK,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*RADIO HOST SIGNS OFF PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*DOKKEN'S DEFENSE STARTS TODAY IN RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL AND JOHNSON TRADE JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHIEF EAGLE'S CONVICTION VACATED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PCB INCINERATOR WELCOME IN WENTWORTH,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUT OUT THE FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ABORTION PROTESTERS ARRESTED OUTSIDE CLINIC,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOWER CROP YIELDS NOW PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
'NEWSWEEK' SAYS REAGAN COMING TO SD,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EDITORS HONORED FOR CONTRIBUTION TO JOURNALISM,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GERALD FORD TO CAMPAIGN FOR BELL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUGGINS PLEADS GUILTY TO 2ND PROCURING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*GET TO KNOW A BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COURT--SD CITIES NOT IMMUNE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GILBERTSON SUCCEEDS AGAINST THE ODDS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*POPULATION TURNAROUND,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OGLALA TRIBE TRIES TO GET FUNDS FREED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
HELPING HANDS AID O'GORMAN CAUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"WEATHER, CITY EVENTS SHOULD SHINE","Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DORM SWEET HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY THANKS MUSICAL SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LOCAL BUSINESSES HELP SPECIAL OLYMPICS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RETARDED CITIZENS' FUND RAISER A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SPONSORS SEND SPECIAL ATHLETES TO GAMES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FARM PROSPERITY HAS NOT ARRIVED YET (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MUNITIONS TESTING SHOULD BE STOPPED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*HOG OPERATION WOULD BOOST ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*BURNS MAKES DAKOTA BOWL SPECIAL EVENT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CREWS RUPTURE GAS LINE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE GETS 3 YEARS FOR ESCAPE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST MAN AFTER CAR CHASE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ESCAPES ATTACK AT HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CRASH CAUSES MINOR DIESEL-FUEL SPILL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ECONOMIC PLAN BEING PUT TO WORK--GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD BOUND FOR COLLIDER FINALS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
U S WEST PUTS RESEARCH CENTER PLANS ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
US WEST PUTS RESEARCH CENTER PLANS ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PETERSON UNDECIDED ON TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOARD ADOPTS RULES TO REDUCE FUEL LEAKS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER STATE PARK CABIN ISSUE WILL GO TO TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON ON FARM CREDIT BAILOUT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*DEMOCRATS, FARMERS CRITICIZE REMARKS","Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
KEMP TO CAMPAIGN MONDAY IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LOTTERY PANEL OK'S PERMANENT RULES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*DIVORCES DECREASE IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*AGILITY EXAM SHOWS WHO HAS 'THE RIGHT STUFF',"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE NUMBERS DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LUVERNE TOOTS ITS HORN OVER '88 BAND FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AREA MEN CALLED TO FIGHT FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*'USA TODAY' DEBUTS ON KDLT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
ADULT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR GIRL SCOUT YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
AREA YOUTH SYMPHONY TO CONDUCT AUDITIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HUMAN SERVICES CENTER SCHEDULES REUNION,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LOCAL HOSPITAL NEEDS VOLUNTEERS FOR HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SAFETY COUNCIL OFFERS MOTORCYCLE COURSES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION BACKLOG PLAGUES SD,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOUTH KOREA BIG WINNER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TWO PROPOSITIONS NOT ALIKE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JUDGE ATTACK UNWARRANTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LAND CAN'T BE RESTORED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*ANDAL WANTS TO EASE VOTER REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ZOO DIRECTOR TO HEAD EAST AFRICAN SAFARI,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN 1-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CONVICTED IN ASSAULT OF GUARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL NEGOTIATIONS BEGIN THIS AFTERNOON,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL MERCHANT REMEMBERED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HARRISBURG GROWTH SPURT FORCES SCHOOL VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SERVICE COULD END IF DAKOTA PROP II PASSES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GETTING MONEY FOR 1990 RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DUKAKIS, BUSH OFFICES OPEN IN RC","Argus LeaderSep 12 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FREE BUSH TICKETS AVAILABLE TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY--BUILD NEW WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BIKING COUPLE INJURED AFTER BEING HIT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"US, STATE SAT SCORES DROP, REPORT SHOWS","Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*DOCTOR HAS GAME DOWN TO THE LETTER,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*WAREHOUSE CAST AS CLASSROOM FOR PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CITY AMBULANCE BEST (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MUENSTER SHORT-SIGHTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OUT-OF-STATE WASTE CAN CAUSE POLLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TURNS INTO NOSTALGIC ACT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABORTION STORY UPSETTING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TWO DON'T REPRESENT CITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"*CENTER'S PROGRAMS, HOT LINE HAVE SAVED THOUSANDS","Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*GOOD SAMARITAN NAMES NEW LEADER,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"BLECHINGER, MOTHER IN LEGAL DISPUTE","Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLLOWAY ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES MOVE TO DISMISS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHAW SENTENCED TO LIFE FOR DAD'S MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA MAN KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY UTILITY RATES UP 10.5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRI-STATE FIRE PROBE HINGES ON CHEMICAL SAMPLES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AMBULANCE MAY GET CHANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATE EDUCATORS TARGET PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CHESTER WOMAN MURDERED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOM FIGHTS CANCER - FOR BABY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD POLITICIANS SUPPORT BUSH,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
EVOLUTION REQUIRES GREAT DEAL OF FAITH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OVERSEAS POLITICS ARE TOO EXPENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WOMEN CAPABLE OF COMBAT ROLES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MUENSTER BELLIGERENT TOWARD OPPOSITION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SD SHOULD FOLLOW ND ON EXPATRIATES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PRO-CHOICE MONEY GOES TO MUENSTER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
COURT SHOULDN'T TAKE CHILDREN FROM PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
UNBORN CHILD HAS SAME WORTH AS OTHER HUMANS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*GOING HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOKING IS HEAVENLY HOBBY TO PRIEST,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FORMER INMATE PLEADS GUILTY TO SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORUM SET THURSDAY ON SINGLE PARENTING,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TODAY IS 'LIGHT THE WAY HOME DAY',"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 INMATES DRILL HOLES IN CELL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
28 MEXICANS ARRESTED IN RC RAID,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY BUDGET TO INCREASE BY 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAMBLING STUDY APPROVED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REPORT--MENTAL HEALTH CARE TROUBLED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SERGEANT IS CHARGED WITH CASINO MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAPE OF WHEELCHAIR-BOUND WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LINCOLN WON'T PAY FOR STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ANOTHER JUVENILE WALKS AWAY FROM PLANKINTON,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEN CHARGED IN ELEVATOR FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN DIES WHILE CROSSING I-29,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED AS ROSEBUD INDIAN,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*TO RETRACE WORLD WAR II JOURNEY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LINCOLN HOLDS OFF O'GORMAN'S LATE SURGE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LYNX UNDERGO CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
TWO NEW SUBWAY SHOPS OPEN,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DEBIT CARD WORKS LIKE CHECKS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*MAN GIVEN NAVY HONOR FOR BRAVERY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FELLOW RAPID CITY STUDENT GRABS GUN AWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MANSION CASE GIRL WILL TALK,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ARE HELPFUL TO TOURISTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOTTERY-ADDICTED SD MAY NEED TREATMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"REVIEWS WANTED IN AREA, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD LEAVE JANKLOW ALONE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JUDGE'S RAPE-CASE SENTENCE SICKENING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*RECYCLERS HOPE FOR PROFIT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EARLY LEARNING YEARS ARE VITAL TO KIDS (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARMY OFFICIALS TO KEEP 323RD COMPANY HERE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULTING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE RADAR DISPLAY WILL CHECK SPEEDS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO THIRD-DEGREE RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGIE STUDENTS ARE LEFT POWERLESS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS PRAY TO START THEIR DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BIA OFFICIAL TO ATTEND RECONCILIATION MEETING TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"EMERGENCY CALLS FAIL, WOMAN DIES","Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
26TH STREET SPEED LIMIT RAISED TO 30,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EAGLE BUTTE MAN GETS PRISON TERM FOR SEXUAL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELLSWORTH PERSONNEL CONVERTING B-1 FLEET,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE MAN RECEIVES PROBATION FOR LARCENY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SPOKANE MINE CLEANUP COULD COST {dollar}420,000","Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIPLETS ARE ABERDEEN'S FIRST IN 47 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOOD MAN SENTENCED TO PROBATION FOR LYING,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*GETTING A HEAD ABOVE THE COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NOISE ORDINANCE ANGERS STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*HOT-AIR AIRSHIP CHAMPIONSHIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OBSTACLES DELAYING 911 SYSTEM IN TURNER COUNTY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*AN EYE FOR DETAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
MINING COMPANIES PLAN TO MERGE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FORD INTRODUCES DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM HERE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*THREE WISHES GRANTED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN'S DEATH ON FARM A PAINFUL REALITY IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"GORE, QUAYLE VISITS SEPARATED BY HOURS","Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GROUPS SEEK WAYS TO OFFSET STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*AIDS PLAGUE WILL SOMEDAY TOUCH US ALL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*AUDIO WITH AN ATTITUDE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
EVERY WOMAN'S SECRETS IN 'VITAL SIGNS',"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ABANDONING FAMILY VALUES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CENSORSHIP AT TIMES IS APPROPRIATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CLINTON DRAFT STATUS REALLY A NON-ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUSH NOT WORKING TO HELP MIDDLE CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
'VANITIES' OFFERS UNFLATTERING LOOK AT CHEERLEADERS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DEMOCRATS PLAN NEWS CONFERENCE TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOWNTOWN STREETS CLOSED FOR FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEEN CHARGED IN RC HOSTAGE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHEELS FOR CHARITY CAR SHOW SET FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OK'S CRAZY HORSE MALT LIQUOR AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WELFARE RECIPIENTS LOSING GROUND,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ZOO BLAMES RAIN, OTHER TOURISM UP","Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AFRICAN SAVANNA STILL PRIORITY AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MENTALLY ILL IN SD JAILS NO SURPRISE TO OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HURON WOMAN DIES IN 2-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU PROMOTES PROGRAM ADVISER,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CO-OP HALL OF FAME HONORS 2 NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MITCHELL CAN LEASE SCHOOL FROM DWU,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
USD PROFESSOR CHOSEN TO ATTEND LEADERSHIP PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MAJOR MOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAXIMUM SENTENCE IN ASSAULT ON STATE TROOPER,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
MORRELL WORKERS WILL APPEAL RULING,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*LOCAL COMPANY AGAIN BUILDING AIR AMBULANCES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SD STATE RUNNERS LEAVE PAIN BEHIND,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DEADWOOD DEBATE GOES TO THE POLLS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PROPERTY TAX COULD CLIMB 17% FOR CITY'S HOMEOWNERS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*COSTNER SAYS HE LOVES STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*GAMBLING ISSUE TIED TO STATE'S RECENT PAST,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*JOY FEARS LOWER QUALITY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
THE DEADWOOD DEBATE--FOR/AGAINST,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*DEADWOOD REBUILDING WITH GAMBLING'S HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"GAMBLING NO GUARANTEE OF WEALTH, ANALYSTS SAY","Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
FOREIGN AID CUTS EASE BUDGET ILLS (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GIVE HEALTH-CARE PLAN A CHANCE (ABERDEEN AMERICAN),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE SHOULD REVIVE INSPECTION PROGRAM (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOTH TYPES OF TICKETS AT FAIR (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*GOVERNMENT'S ASSIMILATION EFFORTS COULD DESTROY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ABORTION-RIGHTS GROUP SIMILAR TO NAZIS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COUNTRY STATION KAT GETS CONFIDENCE VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CHRISTIANS HYPOCRITICAL IN WHITE EAGLE CASE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"COSTNERS WOULD OFFER GOOD SALARIES, BENEFITS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
STATISTICS SHOW GAMING HAS HELPED INDIANS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
GAMING CAN'T PRODUCE WEALTH ON ITS OWN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
STATE NEEDS STUDY ON GAMING CASUALITIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
"KEEP FEEDER CALVES, BOOST STATE'S ECONOMY (L)","Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
S DAKOTA DOESN'T NEED HOLLYWOOD INFLUENCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
RAISING BET LIMIT WILL FURTHER CORRUPT STATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
JOY TO BE COMMENDED FOR GAMBLING STAND (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
WE NEED TO LET YOUTH KNOW WE VALUE THEM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
UNEMPLOYMENT PROGRAM SHORTER,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*MANAGEMENT GIVES WORKERS FRESH OUTLOOK, LOUDER VOIC","Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*DRIVERS RIDE ROLLER COASTER OF UPS, DOWNS","Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*O'GORMAN WINS DAKOTA BOWL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COYOTES NOTCH SECOND STRAIGHT LOPSIDED VICTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"A TAXIDERMIST'S ADVICE ON MOUNTING GAME, FOWL","Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
CATTLEMEN PLANNING AREA FEEDLOT TOUR,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ISSUES REBUKE IN JUVENILE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GULTY TO ARSON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ARTS FEST DRAWS THOUSANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MOM OPENS ARMS TO KIDS FROM TROUBLED HOMES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN KICKS OFF ITS FOOTBALL SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BROADCASTER DAVIS DIES OF CANCER,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
'ARGUS' WINS NEWS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
METHODIST PASTOR CALLED TO NEW CHURCH,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
SD ASSOCIATED PRESS AWARDS PRESENTED TO PAPERS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"*FORMER NEWS DIRECTOR AT KSYF, KELO, DIES AT AGE 46","Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
COLORADO FIRMS TO DESTROY MISSLE SITES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN PTA PUSHES TO END DRIVING PERMITS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MORE GAMING MAY SPUR SPEARFISH GROWTH,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RURAL DOCTORS SEEK TO SHARE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"MORRELL PLANT CLOSING WAS INEVITABLE, LEADER SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*LIBRARY OFFERED MUCH MORE TO CHECK OUT THAN BOOKS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*PARENT STORY HAS 9 LIVES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
EMERGENCY CARE PROGRAMS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
"*SEE ALASKA'S BEAUTY ON TRAINS, PLANES, BUSES","Argus LeaderSep 12 1993, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
"*USD COUPLE, IN HOUSING HORROR STORY, SUES LANDLORD","Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TUESDAY'S ELECTION TO DECIDE CITY FUTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LIST AND MAP OF WHERE TO VOTE IN THE ELECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CITY SHOULD SAY YES TO PROPOSED CHARTER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CAMPAIGN NEEDS HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
READERS VIEWS ON TUESDAY'S HOME-RULE ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*LEONARD PELTIER DESERVES CLEMENCY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CASUAL IS COOL IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THERE'S JOY IN SHARING HARD WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP HAS A BIBLICAL PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YEARWOOD COMMANDS RESPECT FOR HER MUSIC,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
CITY BEGINNING WORK ON STREETS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNSOLVED CASES BAFFLE POLICE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOMESTEAD SWEET HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SIDEWALK BID FALLS BETWEEN THE CRACKS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DIRECTOR ADMIRES THOSE WHO ENJOY WHAT THEY DO,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CLOSING OF MALL CUTS INTO SALES-TAX REVENUE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
APPLICATIONS DUE FOR DISASTER LOANS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"RESIDENTS WILL VOTE ON WATER, SEWER LINES","Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*RESEARCH FARM OFFERS 5 TOURS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LIONS CLUB CELEBRATES 50TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"WASTE, RECYCLING CONFERENCE BEGINS","Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FIRE DESTROYS SCHOOL BUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*MYSTERY DONORS HELP SAVE DEPOT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FORMER EDITOR OF ARGUS LEADER DIES AT 92,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"COUNTIES NEED REAL-ESTATE TAX, SENATOR SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
ACTIVIST SETS UP TRUST TO AID HUMANE SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
WOMAN IN COURT ON THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
JAIL INMATE FOUND DEAD IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
*NO SALES TAX IN COLLECTED IN CASUAL SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MEN PLANNED TO BLOW UP DIKE AFTER LOSING PERMISSION,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CROPS PLANTED LATE VULNERABLE TO COLD SNAP,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EMPLOYMENT TREND SUGGESTS SF WILL KEEP GROWING,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
O.J. TRIAL NO EXCUSE TO EXCLUDE CAMERAS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CAPITAL-GAINS TAX CUT GOOD MOVE FOR COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"DESPITE IBP SUPPORT, GRAMM WILL HURT AG (L)","Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ADULTS WRONG TO DRINK AT TAILGATING PARTIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*DON'T BE PASSIVE WHEN YOUR CHILD IS BULLIED,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHOWS PAINT HOSTILE PICTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DRIVE IS ON FOR BONE-MARROW MATCHES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*WC'S SANDHOLM, TESKA HELP PRESERVE VICTORY","Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEER-KILLING VIRUS SPREADING,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*IT'S UP TO SPORTSMEN TO SET GOOD EXAMPLE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
MAN WALKS AWAY FROM CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN, 19, REPORTS RAPE IN HER HOME","Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GERMANFEST BEGINS AT 5 P.M. SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BUS INC. KEEPS CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LET THE COLORS SPLASH THROUGH,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE SENDS GARZA TO PRISON FOR LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAYOR'S BUDGET FACES OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FEEDING OUR FRIENDS FROM THE NORTH,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"ETHANOL INCENTIVES LAG, SAYS INDUSTRY","Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*GRAND JURY INDICTS BOY IN FIREBOMBING,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PHILANTRHOPY AWARD NOMINATIONS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BARNETT FINDS SUPPORT FOR OPEN HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COMPUTERIZED FINGERPRINTING CALLED BOOST,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LAKE FROPS 5 FEET SINCE DAM RELEASES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*LEGISLATOR: COUNTY WORKERS 'WHINERS',"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
USD FORUM TO FOCUS ON WOMEN'S ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*GOP HOPEFUL SUPPORTS FLAT TAX, ABORTION","Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
IT'S LARGEST IN WORLD,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MADE CRAFTS FOR GRANDKIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CHILDREN AND FOOD STAMPS,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
COMMERCIALS ATTACK MEDICARE CHANGES PROPOSED BY GOP,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CORPORATE CUP COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
PRINTING ERROR CAUSES FLAW IN SALES TAX FORM,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*WOODEN PALLETS PROVIDE REFUGE FOR FISH,"Argus LeaderSep 12 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
STUDENTS FIND COLLEGE TOWN PRICES HIGHER,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS FIND COLLEGE TOWN PRICES HIGHER,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY BUDGET CLARIFICATION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS DISCOUNT RECORD CROP PREDICTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WEEKLY PICK-UPS OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TOURISM SLUMP LOAN MADE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TOURISM SLUMP LOAN MADE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BUDGET CRUNCH MAY DELAY ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
RAPID CITY EX-OFFICER FACES RAPE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
RAPID CITY EX-OFFICER FACES RAPE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*KSFY-TV ANCHORMAN RESIGNS POSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
POOLS NOT SELF-SUPPORTING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
STOLEN ITEMS FOUND IN BANDITOS' HOMES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ALTERNATIVE FUELS BACKED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
AUGIE'S PLANS WELL CONCEIVED (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
THEY DON'T WANT FILLERS IN THEIR MEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
A BIT OF THE OLD WEST LIVES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SD DISSENTS ON MILWAUKEE ACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
SUPREME COURT WILL HEAR RAPID CITY SCHOOL TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SUPREME COURT WILL HEAR RAPID CITY SCHOOL TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"ROOKIE PATROLMAN COSTS SD {dollar}32,330","Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE ENROLLMENTS DECLINE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STATE ENROLLMENTS DECLINE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HURON'S HOE-DOWN TO REMAIN FOR A YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PENITENTIARY OKS JEWISH ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HURON'S HOE-DOWN TO REMAIN FOR A YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PENITENTIARY OKS JEWISH ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"DEPOSIT BOOSTS BANKS, STUDENTS","Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
MANY JOB OPPORTUNITIES GREET AG-ED GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
MANY JOB OPPORTUNITIES GREET AG-ED GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*KUDLACEK STAGES HIS HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FESTIVAL-TAKING IT TO THE MALL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KUDLACEK STAGES HIS HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEIL YOUNG RUSTPROOF,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BOB DYLAN-BARING HIS CROSS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MOST BATTERINGS AREN'T REPORTED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*STAY OR LEAVE-BATTERED WIVES LOSERS EITHER WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
ARTS FESTIVAL MOVES TO MALL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1979, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*PATRONS SAY SAD FAREWELL TO A DOWNTOWN TRADITION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PETERSON GETS FARM SUPPORT-BUT NOT VOTES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINN AVENUE MERCHANTS ATTACK PARKING BAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINN AVENUE MERCHANTS ATTACK PARKING BAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXPERTS' TESTIMONY HIGHLIGHTS CODY TRIAL-WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOME CANNING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXPERTS' TESTIMONY HIGHLIGHTS CODY TRIAL-WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONTRACTOR URGES PROBE OF CITY HOUSING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CONTRACTOR URGES PROBE OF CITY HOUSING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
QUASHED MONEY GAME SUBPOENAS MAY BE REVIVED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LITTON WORKERS TO ORGANIZE UNION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LITTON WORKERS TO ORGANIZE UNION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
A START FOR WEB PIPELINE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER'S PLANS FOR CHINA TRIP (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A START FOR WEB PIPELINE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTES MCGOVERN'S ABORTION VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DISPUTES MCGOVERN'S ABORTION VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ARGUS LEADER CALLED A 'BAD NEWS' PAPER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEWCOMER ANGERED BY CAR SALES TAX (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RIGHT TO LIVE TERMED OVERRIDING ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HAUL THE CUBANS BACK TO SEA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RIGHT TO LIVE TERMED OVERRIDING ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
NEWCOMER ANGERED BY CAR SALES TAX (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PROPOSES NO SMOKING FOR RETAIL STORES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MCGOVERN SHARED IKE'S VIEW OF ASIA WAR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
KULL-DASCHLE MEET ON SAME FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEMOS TO RESPOND TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW APPEALS TO ALTRUISTIC INSTINCTS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KULL-DASCHLE MEET ON SAME FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEMOS TO RESPOND TO JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRUGSTORE ROBBED TWO NIGHTS IN A ROW,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EFFECTS OF AIRLINE MERGER TO BE LATER,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT-MOM'S CUSTODY NOT ABSOLUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT-MOM'S CUSTODY NOT ABSOLUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT-MOM'S CUSTODY NOT ABSOLUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT-MOM'S CUSTODY NOT ABSOLUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EXPERT WARNS AGAINST HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EXPERT WARNS AGAINST HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STANDING ROCK TO RECIEVE GRAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINING FIRMS CHIDED FOR CHEAP TACTICS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINING FIRMS CHIDED FOR CHEAP TACTICS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINING FIRMS CHIDED FOR CHEAP TACTICS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SHOOTING RULED SUICIDE...ACCIDENTAL-ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*INDIAN CAMPERS' FUTURE UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN CAMPERS' FUTURE UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEARCH CONTINUES TODAY FOR GUN-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
WATERTOWN MAN NEWSMAN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
WATERTOWN MAN NEWSMAN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
TRAGEDY TOOK HER FATHER-CANISTOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NICHOL CRITICIZES WAREHOUSE ACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONTAMINATION WON'T AFFECT SD HUNTING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NICHOL CRITICIZES WAREHOUSE ACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NICHOL CRITICIZES WAREHOUSE ACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRAGEDY TOOK HER FATHER-CANISTOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONTAMINATION WON'T AFFECT SD HUNTING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SENIORS HAVE A FIELD DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GOP PLANS '82 STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
READERS ASKED TO RATE PRESSLER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*JANKLOW--SD AIDED NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE'S POSTAL EFFORTS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HOW EFFECTIVE IS PRESSLER...,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
IS DASCHLE USING TAX MONEY FOR MAILINGS...(L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"POLITICIANS MAY WORRY, BUT MOST FOLKS CAN ENJOY","Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE'S SUPPORT OF RESEARCH DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ABDNOR TO CHAIR MEETING ON AGRICULTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FAMILY ASTHMA PROGRAM OFFERED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BERRIGAN TO SPEAK SEPT 20,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DIABETES BIKE FUNDRAISER TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SENATE PANEL OK'S FLOOD CONTROL STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOMESTEADER DAY TODAY NEAR BRANDON,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ATTORNEY--TRUCKING COMPETITION DISRUPTIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW--CHANGE WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW--CHANGE WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
ATTORNEY--TRUCKING COMPETITION DISRUPTIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
ATTORNEY--TRUCKING COMPETITION DISRUPTIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW--CHANGE WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
ARGUS LEADER WINS NEWSPAPER AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
ARGUS LEADER WINS NEWSPAPER AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
ARGUS LEADER WINS NEWSPAPER AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*ROSTER TEACHES STEEL LESSONS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*ROSTER TEACHES STEEL LESSONS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
INSPECTOR SAYS LANE DIFFERENCES IN MINDS OF BOWLERS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SIDEWALK ARTS FESTIVAL--UPTOWN DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*4 NOTEWORTHY SINGING SISTERS FROM BERESFORD,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SHIRLEY MONTOGMERY--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
"*BROTHERS BUY, SELL CATTLE REGARDLESS OF MARKET","Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*BROTHERS BUY, SELL CATTLE REGARDLESS OF MARKET","Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FALL FASHION--THE MOOD IS SOFT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
SF FASHION TIPS (BECAUSE THIS ISN'T NEW YORK),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1981, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
*MORRELL WORKERS BACK TO WORK TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ELK POINT MAN DIES OF COMPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IDEA OF AG COMMISSION NEGLECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOMESTAKE MINERS STILL ON STRIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*INMATES GET A FRIEND WITH THE M-2 PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOMESTEADER DAY RELIVES PIONEER PAST,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*SHOW MORRELL, WORKERS SF APPRECIATES THEM","Argus LeaderSep 13 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY BUDGET HEARINGS CONTINUE TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE ARCHITECTS TO MEET HERE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DROUGHT DRIVES CORN CROP DOWN & PRICES UP,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD CONSIDERING BUS RIDE FEE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GIDDUP PARTNER--2-YEAR-OLD CHRIS BABELDYKE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
'HIS TIME IS PAST--HE'S HAD HIS CHANCE',"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOOKSELLER WANTS SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS WILL COMPLETE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY ACCUSES MAN OF HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SITE WORKERS DIG & THEN REBURY FINDS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RESIDENTS VOICE ANGER AT RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CUNNINGHAM CONSIDERS RUNNING FOR SEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAND SALE BOOSTS URBAN DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CONFERENCE GOOD START ON FAMILY ABUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CABINET MEMBER'S VISIT IMPORTANT TO EDUC,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BRANDON OFFICER SUSPENDED AFTER ARREST,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KNOBE STEPS DOWN FOR A FEW MINUTES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN OK'S PLAN FOR WATER AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
OAHE BOARD SUES FORMER BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD SUPPORTS DOME,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SCHOOL WILL BE BUILT A YEAR EARLIER,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LUNCHEON FOR VETERANS' MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MEETING ABOUT GIFTED CHILDREN THURS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEARCH FOR FIRE'S CAUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SENIORS SCORE WELL ON ENTRANCE TESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT CONFERENCE RUNS THURS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
19-YEAR-OLD PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SEARCH FOR 2 TRUSTY ESCAPEES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*WHAT'S AHEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
NEED FOR NURSING HOMES IS REAL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
STATE APPEALS RULINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
CORONER--MAN DIED FROM ACCIDENT INJURIES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JURY SELECTION FOR VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LEFHOLZ WILL APPEAL RULING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PIERRE RESIDENTS WANT HEATING AID,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SUPREME COURT HEARS ARGUMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
TEACHER HAS RIGHT TO KNOW WHY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*BANKS READY TO END EXILE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DARK SIDE OF FAMILY LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SYMPHONY GETS {dollar}85,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"KEY TO ENDING VIOLENCE, EDUCATOR SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUNSELOR TO SPEAK AT WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GROUPS OFFER CANCER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*DAR PLANS 70TH STATE CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SEPTEMBER IS SQUARE DANCE MONTH,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CANDIDATES EXCHANGE CHARGES IN CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY CREWS WILL REPAVE STREETS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DELAYS RULING ON RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE'S COMMENT UPSETS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO SHORTAGE IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USING TEACHERS WHO DON'T HAVE CERTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE HAVE SUSPECT IN RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TASK FORCE--COURSES FOR PROSPECTIVE TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS CAN REGISTER UNTIL OCT 22,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN HEALTH CARE IS THREATENED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LIGHTNING ZAPS CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FOUL LINE WITH PITCH TO CHURCHES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS SHOULD HEAR MORE CANDIDATES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CBS CORRESPONDENT WILL SPEAK IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLASSES OFFERED FOR FORK-LIFT OPERATORS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE INTRODUCES LEGISLATION TO HELP INDIANS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FESTIVAL OF THE FAMILY BEGINS THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIELD WORK COMPLETE ON SURVEY FOR MANDAN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAND SALES SHOULD BE CANCELED--KANE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESIDENT NEEDS LINE-ITEM VETO--BELL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COAL GASIFICATION PLANT MAY STORE SAMPLES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FEW RANCHERS INTERESTED IN LOANS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INDIANS FACE PROBLEMS WITH PAROLE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MORRELL DROPS LAWSUIT AGAINST SUPPLIERS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL CAN'T IMPOSE TAXES ON SNACKS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE SENATOR RECOVERING FROM HEART SURGERY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VETERAN STUDENT ATTENDANCE STATUS TO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION FIRMS ADMIT TO BID-RIGGING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MAN'S DRUG CONVICTION SHOULD BE OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TO OVERTURN CONVICTION FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DEBT-PLAGUED CATTLE FIRM,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"PRESSLER, BELL LEAD IN GROUP'S SURVEY","Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*CARDA KNOWS THRILL OF PLAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BAD ARM DOESN'T STOP DARR,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DYING INFANTS--WORST RATE IN POOR COUNTRIES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN SOAKS CROPS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
NUMBER 13'S TEST FATE ON THE 13TH,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BASEBALL COCAINE TRIAL SMACKS OF A WITCH HUNT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EDUCATION EDITORIALS REFLECT INCONSISTNECY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JANKLOW BAD GOODWILL AGENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WORK AT MORRELL NOT EASY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"*ANYONE CAN LOOK THIN, TALL, SEXY","Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS NATIVE DANCES BACK HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLAYHOUSE BEGINS MEMBERSHIP DRIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BILL TAKES AIM AT COMMISSION CHAOS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT UPHOLDS COCAINE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUNSELOR EXAMINES PARENTS' GRIEF,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW ASKS BARNETT'S WIFE TO TAKE SEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL MAN CRITICAL AFTER EARLY MORNING CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TEAMS MAY GET BIRTHDAY LUCK FROM JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PELTIER LOSES ON TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT KNOCKS DOWN INSURANCE TAX LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HALL OF FAME TO HONOR FORMER RODEO COWBOY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CENTER TO HELP EDLERLY SORT THROUGH CHOICES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PHONE OPERATORS TO TRANSFER IN 1986,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS HEAD CALLS MEDIA CRITICISM UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
'GODSPELL' TO RAISE MONEY FOR FETAL MONITOR,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CITY MAN FOUND GUILTY OF DISTRIBUTING LSD,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COURT CLEARS DOCTOR IN DEATH OF FETUS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN GETS 3 YEARS FOR FATAL TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
POLICE ARREST MONTANA WOMAN FOR PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*GRAIN STORAGE WOES PILE UP,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 TRIALS ORDERED IN JENSEN CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHER FALLS INTO PATTERN FROM LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*BUDDIES SHARE TIME, FRIENDSHIP","Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*CATHOLIC TO LIGHT FIRE UNDER FAITH,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"LEE, CADDIES APPRECIATED ARTICLE (L)","Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SENATE SHOULD REJECT REHNQUIST NOMINATION (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SPORTS COVERAGE OVERDONE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GIVE LINCOLN TEAM A CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS A BEAUTIFUL CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*SHOW AND SELL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONTAMINATED-SOIL REMOVAL STARTS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOKKEN REPEATS HIS TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAIL ESCAPEE INDICTED IN KIDNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS ARRESTED ON DRUG-RELATED CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SURVEY TRACKS FARMERS' EXODUS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FAMILY, MCKENNAN SETTLE","Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*HAWKEY TURNS BACK ON DEBATE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BUSINESSMAN PROTESTS ARREST,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*USD-SDSU FOOTBALL RIVALRY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"JUSTICE DEPARTMENT, TRIBE TO DISCUSS MONEY","Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MURDER CONVICT REQUESTS RELEASE FROM PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS GROUP BACKS BELL FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TENATIVE FORUM FOR CANDIDATES SET AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"WHEAT FARMERS GET {dollar}50,000 IN CHECKOFF REFUNDS","Argus LeaderSep 13 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*THOUSANDS IN CITY TAKE TO SIDEWALKS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MAJORITY FAVOR TAX PLAN, POLL SHOWS","Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF PAYS TRIBUTE ON CONSTITUTIONS 200TH,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STRENGTH IS ITS VAST ADAPTABILITY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"MCDONALD'S, BRUNSWICK SHOW LINK WITH TRIBES","Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STRENGTH LIES IN SEPARATION OF POWERS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DOLE-BUSH CONFRONTATION AS TOP SD RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DOWNTOWN CLEANUP NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
END AID TO CONTRAS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WHO WILL VENT RAGE AT SOVIET MISSILES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*VICTORY CLEARS USD PATH TO NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GIRLS BASKETBALL DRIBBLES TO DIFFERENT BEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MOE, COYLE WIN 'ARGUS LEADER' RACE","Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*OUTDOORS SECRETARY STRESSES POSITIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
EARLY HARVEST GIVES ADVANTAGE TO HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CLINIC TO FOCUS ON STEEL SHOT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
LICENSES NECESSARY ON PRESERVES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
WATERFOWL SEASON OPENS OCTOBER 3,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*MILD WINTER IS BOON TO GROUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
MOUNTAIN GOAT LICENSES ARE ISSUED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
RECOVERY PLAN FOR WOLVES IS SHELVED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*FRAMERS LEFT ROOM FOR ADAPTION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN CONTINUE FIGHT FOR EQUAL VOICE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL COURTHOUSE SITE OF CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS TO BE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINING TASK FORCE TO HAVE MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PEARSON NAMED TO WATER BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS LEAGUE HOSTS AUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BOWL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*LUTHERAN PULPIT TO BE FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
KIDNEY STONE CRUSHER OFFERS NON-SURGICAL OPTION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TWICE-HIT FAMILY FINDS LESSONS IN CANCER FIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
AP CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR INTERNSHIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HIGHER CROP PRODUCTION FORSEEN IN STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED AT FAIR SAYS HE HAS AIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TOWNS CHOSEN FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
KRANZ NAMED JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*FOUR SD RESEARCH GRANTS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NOTE ATTESTS TO WORTH OF CHAPELS AT REST STOPS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WEB PIPES TO BE REPLACED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*FARM BANKRUPTCIES KEEP INCREASING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*LAWMAKER TO SERVE TIME FOR DWI,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
FARM CREDIT SYSTEM LOSES {dollar}1.9 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TOSSING OUT A TEST,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS NOTE AID FROM CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SUBSIDIES WON'T SAVE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*FALLING FOR AUTUMN LEAVES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"LINDA WYMAR, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderSep 13 1987, sect.F, p.07, col.2"
*MORRELL SEEKS 'RADICAL' CUT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWN WATERING RETURNS TO ODD-EVEN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BED & BOOZE TAX NEARS PUBLIC VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ESCORTS ARE SERVICE WORTH SAVING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INITIATIVES FORCE CLEANUP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MINERS MUST BE RESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OFFICIALS' TRAVEL COSTS OUT OF CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JOHNSON DESERVES 2ND TERM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*CHIPPIN' AWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY OPOSSUM BITES THE BULLET,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER VIKING TO SPEAK IN ALCESTER,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE TO HOLD DAKOTA PROP FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN'S PHONE BILL RINGS UP {dollar}13,000","Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RURAL TABOR MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CYCLE PROVIDES THE CURE FOR COUPLE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MEASURE MIGHT NOT BRING TAX REFORM,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"JOB MARKET LOOKS GOOD, AGENCY SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE TO DANCE IN CENTENNIAL YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BIKING FOR BUCKS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEASURE COULD SHUT SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
OFFICIALS THINK LEAD FIRE WAS MAN-CAUSED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OGLALA LAKOTA COLLEGE TO GET FIRST BUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS TO DISCUSS CAMPUS NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD RESERVATION FIRE UNDER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHOTS FIRED IN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRISON BOARD DISPUTES SECURITY CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN WHO KNEW OF MURDER ...,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*BOND ELECTION FOR SCHOOL LIKELY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AMERICAN WESTERN TO BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD TO SHARE IN SOVIET EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEDICAL WASTE INCINERATOR PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
POLICE STEP UP EFFORT TO KEEP SCHOOL ZONE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUSH TICKETS GOBBLED UP IN A HURRY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"POT SWAP LEGAL, BUT PUNISHMENT NEEDED (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FAIRGOERS WHO MISSED TRAIN DESERVE APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
*CHEF FOR WEIGHT WATCHERS LEADS BY EXAMPLE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STONES FIND OLD SPARK ON 'WHEELS',"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CITY ROBBERY SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE STILL CRITICAL AFTER BIKE-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOM DENIES CHARGE BY EX-CITY CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD NATIVE FEARED DEAD IN NAVY CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER AND AUTHOR OF YEAR ARE NAMED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIR GUARD LOOKS TO CLEAN UP FUEL SPILL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY SHARE OF TAXES REDUCED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LINDQUIST TO DIRECT YANKTON CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEDICAL INCINERATOR PROPOSED FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AVON BUSINESSMAN SENTENCED FOR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION MEETS TO STUDY TAXATION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ANTI-DRUG PROGRAM KICKS OFF,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD VOTES FOR BEER LICENSES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRANTS RECEIVED FOR 2 PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNS NAMED CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PRESSLER, OTHER SENATORS WANT MISSOURI RIVER PLAN","Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MUSEUM TO RETURN INDIAN REMAINS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TOWN'S NAME TELLS OF SCHOOL'S FOOTBALL TRADITION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MESABA THREATENS TO PULL OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
COURT WON'T RULE ON RIVER SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHESTER VICTIM'S HUSBAND QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PUC PLANS EFFICIENCY LIGHT UP,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STOPS BULLY AS OTHERS WATCH (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MEDICAL RECORD WORKERS SPOTLIGHTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
VACCINE INJURY ACT CLAIM DEADLINE OCTOBER 1 (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
KEAN SHOULD NOT HAVE PRESIDED OVER CASE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MINING FIRMS FORGET PROMISES AFTER ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WHALEN SHOULD BE OUSTED FOR COMMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WHY NOT THREE SENATE CANDIDATES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
GULF ACTION DOESN'T JUSTIFY BIG SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*147 MONARCHS REIGN AT SF HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS DESERVE PARENTS' SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUGUSTANA ENROLLMENT INCREASES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU BUSINESS SEEKING FIRE DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HILLS FIRE COVERS 800-1,000 ACRES","Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINING LAW IS FOCUS OF SENATE HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SPONSORS ANTI-PROFITEERING BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AMDAHL REVERSES HIMSELF ON LETTER,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN UNHURT IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL FAILS TO BACK VIDEO LOTTERY PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY BEGINS DRIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*MAN SOUGHT IN LOTTERY BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*LAND SWAP DEAL OK'D,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUVENILE ESCAPEES ARE BACK IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
22 GUARD MEMBERS INVOLVED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*USD STUDENT STUDYING ANCIENT ROME THIS FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PROPERTY OWNERS WILL VOTE ON AIRPORT DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CHAIN-REACTION ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ARCHITECT TO MEET WITH HARRISBURG BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"SF, LINCOLN TO DISCUSS DRAINAGE","Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"TO GIVE LOTTERY FUNDS TO CITIES, COUNTIES","Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*HARRISBURG TEEN CHOSEN PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLAR,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
POLICE CALL OFF SEARCH FOR MISSING 22-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*MITCHELL HAS EDGE OVER YANKTON,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DECONTAMINATION PERMIT SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FARMERS HARVEST BUMPER CORN CROP,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GERMAN FARM LEADER BERESFORD SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LABOR FOR PARTICIPATION RANKS AMONG HIGHEST,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SD RANKS 22ND IN NET FARM INCOME,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*NEW LOGO SIGNALS K MART CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*ROSEBUD CANCELS DUMP DEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN TESTIFIES IN SNATCHING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAR FIRE SPARKS BUSINESS IDEA,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
POLICE HELD FIRE DURING SCHOOL CRISIS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TWINS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
END OF SUIT RAISES DUMP DEBATE LEVEL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ALWAYS A SPECIAL FRIEND (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
LET'S RID OURSELVES OF DESTRUCTIVE LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
PETITION FOR JANKLOW--NO THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*GREAT STUFF AT LAKOTA ART EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*PUTS OUT MUSIC WITH A SHARP, GRITTY EDGE","Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOO MUCH TALK RUINS A MOVIE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN COULD GET 35 YEARS FOR STABBING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FINAL DRIVE SET FOR COURTHOUSE LOT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS VOTER REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN BOOKED IN KILLING OF TEEN-AGER,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRANDON BLAZE BATTLERS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GIRL IN MANSION CASE TELLS HER STORY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN EDUCATOR KNOCKS STATE CONTROLS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LATE-NIGHT FIRE BADLY DAMAGES NORTHLANDER,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SHELTER FOR ABUSED WOMEN OPENS IN LAKE ANDES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBES NEED POWER TO DEAL WITH DUMPS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GUARD PROJECT BEGINS AFTER DELAY FOR WAR,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN RECEIVES MEDAL AFTER 72-YEAR WAIT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINNESOTANS CHARGED IN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN TO LEAD LAWYERS GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BALLOON ENTHUSIASTS TAKE HOBBY TO NEW HEIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*ON RECORD BOOK WITH TROPHY ANTELOPE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PICKS HURON AS CENTRAL SORTING SITE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GRANDMOTHER'S METHOD FOR PRESERVING CORN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
USD TO EDGE JACKRABBITS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*1 SHOT BEHIND AT HARDEE'S,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
NEW TJ MAXX FIRST ONE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"TO SELL, FIX ITASCA MOTOR HOMES","Argus LeaderSep 13 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*MRS HAAR KNOWS CHAR,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STREET NAMES QUITE A RACKET FOR DEVELOPERS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AMBULANCE PLAN GIVES AUTHORITY TO NEW BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AMBULANCE OWNERS SAY STUDY HASN'T PROMPTED CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HEAD START ISSUE STILL DEBATED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*25-YEAR BOOM MAKES CITY'S FUTURE BRIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CORSON WAS A LOSER IN TRUCK ROUTE DISPUTE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FARMERS SUBSIDIZE STATE'S WILD GAME (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE SMOKING BAN SHOULD BE EXTENDED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
TAPE AVAILABLE OF CLINTON AFFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CLINTON ADVOCATES CONGRESSIONAL REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
QUAYLE'S COUNCIL AIDS GOP CONTRIBUTORS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
CHARLENE HAAR DEFENDS RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*SENTENCE COULD MAKE US ALL KILLERS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CHAMBER TO UNVEIL LONG-RANGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY WILL RECEIVE DOWNTOWN GRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SD CORN, BEANS MAY BREAK RECORD","Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DISCLOSURE LIST AIDS HOME BUYERS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"'JOURNAL', 'REGISTER' WIN NEWS AWARDS","Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ABORTION FOES SET FOR 1 PM RALLY TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHURCH CELEBRATES BUILDING ADDITION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL TEEN-AGER DIES IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THE EMPIRE TO HOST VOTER REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*U2 ROCKS AMES WITH MUSIC, MESSAGE","Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*40,000 CROWD ARTS FESTIVAL","Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NEVADO CASINO OFFICIAL BLASTS INDIAN GAMING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
NON-LAWYER OFFERS COUPLES CHEAP DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CONGRESSMEN KNOCK BUSH'S ECONOMIC PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*OLD GRAVE MARKERS IN HOSPITAL CEMETERY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PHYSICAL THERAPY MEETING SET AT USD,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS TEACHER CREATES NEW VOCATIONAL CURRICULUM,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*AIDS VIRUS GIVES POWER TO TALK, LIVES","Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*AVENUE HAS UNIQUE MEANING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT'S IN A STREET NAME?,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"HISTORY, RULES OF THE ROADS","Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.6"
*NORTHERN SD APPEALS AS FALL BEGINS TO ARRIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1992, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
*CROW CREEK LEADER SAYS DEBT IN MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL SALES TAX DRAWS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MOST GIVE SCHOOLS 'B' OR 'C',"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*ADA DEER TOUCHED THE HEART OF INDIAN COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOLD SCHOOL BOARDS MORE ACCOUNTABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MOM AND DAD ARE ONLY CHILD'S BEST FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PARENTS HAD AMBITIOUS DREAMS FOR 10 CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CLINTON TAKING FIRST STEP TO BETTER MANAGE RANGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DEADWOOD ADAPTS BUSINESS PLAN TO THRIVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EDUCATION ARTICLE HAD GREAT TIPS FOR PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
OFFICIALS MISS MEANING OF FIRST AMENDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
BILL WOULD EDUCATE ABOUT ALCOHOL RISKS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
PROTECTION-ORDER FILE POSITIVE FIRST STEP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
'ARGUS' HEADLINE SENDS PECULIAR MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FREON WILL BE MADE ILLEGAL BY 1996 (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
BUDGET PLAN MOSTLY ACCOUNTING GIMMICKS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
GAMING'S BAD POINTS OUTWEIGHED BY GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MAP OF SHOOTING SITE INSENSITIVE TO FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*WHOLE-LIFE POLICIES FLUCTUATE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
EDITORS ASSOCIATION ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORUM ON WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICES TO ASSIST FLOODING VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER URGES AIRLINE TO CONTINUE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN LIVING WITH CEREBRAL PALSY HELPS RAISE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*OLD-FASHIONED HARVEST,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEIZURE CASE SETTLED OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOPES TO MAKE STATE A BETTER PLACE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GAMING GROUP DIRECTOR SAYS RULING BOOST FOR TRIBES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CASINO WORKER PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ARSON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROCK CLIMBER DIES IN FALL FROM CLIFF,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU SELECTS NEW PROGRAM DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THREE MEN CHARGED AFTER 10-HOUR CHASE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD INTERN PROGRAM RECEIVES RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*COUSINS CONTINUING USD TRADITION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
THE DEADWOOD DEBATE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HIGHER BET LIMITS VOTE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
NURSE TRAINING PROGRAM FORMS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*COUPLE HOSTS RV GET-TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS LITTLE ABOUT FAA POST,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*LAKE NORDEN NATIVE CLOSES IN ON RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NANA'S SMILES AND TEARS TEACH LESSONS OF LOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FAA GOES BEYOND THE FARM,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THREE TEENS WIN LEADERSHIP AWARDS FROM THRESHOLD,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WINFRED HEADS TO POLLS TO DECIDE TINY TOWN'S FATE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONS SAY THEY WON'T RAISE TAXES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GET OUT AND VOTE],"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TAX CAP WOULD GUT SCHOOL DISTRICT'S BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS FEARED TAX HIKE LABEL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DEATH PENALTY NEEDED AIRING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EDITORIAL STAFF SHOULD VISIT STATE FAIR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WOMEN SHOULD HAVE CHOICE TO SAY 'NO' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*ONE-DAY CONTACTS COST ABOUT {dollar}2 A DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WATERFOWL SEASONS FULL OF PROMISE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IN FRONT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KEEPS RUTLAND BASKETBALL TEAM ON FIRM FOOTING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*3 DEFENDING CHAMPS LEAD IN 1ST POLL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE TRADES FIRST PICK FOR DAVIS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
911 OPERATORS SOON WILL OFFER ADVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE ASK ABOUT DUMANSKY'S PURSE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EXPERTS LOOK AT MAN WHO SAID HE'S GOD,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ELEMENTARY ENROLLMENT LEVELS OFF,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BIOLOGY STUDENTS LEARN FIRSTHAND ABOUT GARDENING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY EXTENDS SPECIAL TAX TO AID DOWNTOWN PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY DENIES WRONGDOING IN MICKELSON CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
OLD GRAY CHURCH AIN'T WHAT IT USED TO BE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*ETHANOL PLANT DOUBLES PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO ATTEND HALL OF FAME EVENT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR WRITES WINNING DISSERTATION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*POLICE HOLD TWO IN SCHOOL FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SPIRIT MOUND RUN WILL BE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RAMONA FIREFIGHTERS RAISING FUNDS FOR DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CITY LEADERS MUM ABOUT RESIGNATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
VOTES WON'T MEAN MUCH TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PANEL TO STUDY PROBLEMS WITH CELLULAR 911 CALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
SEAT-BELT LAW SUPPORTER WORRY ABOUT BALLOT PLACEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS SCIENTISTS TO STUDY PYGMY MAMMOTH,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MIDLAND AMONG TOP COMPANIES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"BLACKBIRDS RAMPANT, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
HOUSE REPUBLICAN SEES MERIT IN PLAN TO CUT TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS-BASED COMPANY TO BUY NC FIRM,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
COUNTY TAXES TO BE RAISED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS MISSION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOLF OFFICIALS WANT PAYMENTS DEFERRED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LET COMPETITION DRIVE BUS CONTRACT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CUTTING CAPITAL GAINS TAXES A WISE MOVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COVERAGE OF FAIR EVENT DESERVED FRONT PAGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHURCH SHOULD KEEP PARKING NEAR PAVILION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PUBLIC MISSED CHANCE TO SEE BUDGET FINERY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BAKED STEAK STARTS IN A SKILLET,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*HOOPS EFFORT LONG ON 'D,' BUT POINTLESS","Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY APPROVES ICE PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PEOPLE CAN WRITE FOSS IN ARIZONA,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INMATE MISSING FROM PRISON CAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PRISONER SOUGHT IN FURLOUGH ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN IRS OFFICE PLANS REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DECISION CLOSE ON HYDROPOWER SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD CROP PICTURE LOOKING UP,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*DEAF CONGREGATION SHARES CHURCH, FELLOWSHIP","Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE STUCK IN BIA FUNDING CUT BATTLE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW FEARS ADDICTION TO GAMBLING REVENUE,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MAN HOPES OF TO OFFER FISHIN' HOLES ON PAY BASIS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
YOUTH INDICTED IN FIREBOMBING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*STUDENT BODY HEAD OF SDSU APOLOGIZES,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
3 SCHOOL BOUNDARIES WILL BE REDRAWN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SUSPENDED TEACHER STILL ON PAYROLL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE CLAIMS RISE AFTER RULING,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MOTHER ADMITS ABANDONING GIRL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ADAMS TO MANAGE DOLE'S CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"ADA REQUIREMENTS TO COST {dollar}938,000","Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MUSEUM OFFICIAL TO SPEAK SEPT. 21,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SD LIKES TO HEAR CELL DOOR CLANG,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*PRETENDING TO HAVE A GREAT TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
NO CHARGES FILED AGAINST OWNER OF PIT BULLS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FUNDS TO PUT 31 MORE SD COPS ON STREETS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*RODE WITH MOTORCYCLE PATROL,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*FATALITIES & INJURIES TO MOTOR VEHICLE OCCUPANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*WOMAN RECALLS 'LITTLE HOUSE' FAMILY,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
WOULD-BE LAWYER SEEKS LICENSE FROM COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
VOTERS LEAGUE PRESENTS WORKSHOP ON EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PAPER CIRCULATION WORKER GETS PATENT FOR CARRIER,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
MAKING HEADWAY IN JAPAN MARKET EARLIER THAN EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
CANADIAN FIRM MAKES SIOUX FALLS ITS HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 13 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
560 EAST-RIVER CATHOLICS TO SEE POPE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VERMILLION CHARGED FOR LIQUOR SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET AUTHORITY DEBATED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUDGET AUTHORITY DEBATED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CROP YIELD EXPECTED TO RISE DESPITE LOWER PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DEPRESSION HASN'T RAISED PSYCHIATRIC ADMISSIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"MISSOURI TOO FAST, TOO LOW TO TOW GRAIN","Argus LeaderSep 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY REFUSES TO FUND OAHE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
POWER PLANT JEOPARDIZED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
RAPID CITY GIRL STABBED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"CITY FACES CHOICE OF FIRE STATION, POOL","Argus LeaderSep 14 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
BRIDGE TO PAST (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MOTHER SAYS IT BETTER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LITTLE CHANGE SEEN IF RADIO REGULATIONS END,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BACKGAMMONMANIA,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS THREATEN DAKOTA PROP,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUSH STUMPS IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET CUTS THREATEN DAKOTA PROP,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD CAMPAIGNS GEAR UP...,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LATE PASS SINKS RABBITS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GERLOFF BOWLS CITY'S 1ST 700 SERIES OF SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
GERLOFF BOWLS CITY'S 1ST 700 SERIES OF SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
USDA LOAN PROGRAM OFFERS GRAIN FARMERS RELIEF,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.B, p.15, col.2"
NUMBER OF CATTLE ON FEED INCREASES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.B, p.15, col.3"
SD YIELDS CUT BY HEAT WAVE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.B, p.15, col.3"
SBA SETS DISASTER LOAN MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
ARCHITECTS GROUP ANNOUNCES AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.2"
COMMITTEES NAMED FOR STATE BAR,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.3"
*SIDEWALK ARTS FESTIVAL-IT WAS A DAY FOR DISCOVERY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE WRITING ON THE WALL-IT BETTER BE NONSEXIST,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*USD WRITER-IN-RESIDENCE JOB SAVED FOR A YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*USD WRITER-IN-RESIDENCE JOB SAVED FOR A YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAROL MAHER-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
LAWYERS ABOUND IN LIQUOR SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TO PROBE SD LIQUOR INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT OKS RULE TO REQUIRE BAR EXAM,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WORTHINGTON GRABS 1ST LEG OF GREAT GOBBLER GALLOP,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEMOS BACK BUDGET CUTS-BLAME GOP,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
DEMOS BACK BUDGET CUTS-BLAME GOP,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
KNEIP BACK TO HELP PARTY BY END OF MONTH,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
UNITED WAY FACES TOUGH CHALLENGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HERITAGE-HISTORIC SITES-MUSEUMS DESCRIBED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HERITAGE-HISTORIC SITES-MUSUEMS DESCRIBED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HERITAGE-HISTORIC SITES-MUSEUMS DESCRIBED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FALL RIVER WORRIES-URANIUM...WATER...OIL...RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PROPOSITION WOULD CUT FAT FROM SCHOOL COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*FALL RIVER WORRIES-URANIUM...WATER...OIL...RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*FALL RIVER WORRIES-URANIUM...WATER...OIL...RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MORE SPEEDERS-LESS LITTER IN SD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SD BROADCASTERS TO MEET,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STUDENT OPPOSES NEW TUITION HIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HISTORIC FOUNDATION TO MEET,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CRANE HUNTING SEASON MOVED BACK,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TWO SD SITES ADDED TO REGISTRY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MUSEUM TO BE BUILT NEAR SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HURON TO ALLOW COUPLE TO TEACH SON,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN HITS ABDNOR ON FOREIGN POLICY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MCGOVERN HITS ABDNOR ON FOREIGN POLICY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
KULL ATTACKS DASCHLE'S SECURITY VOTES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
KULL ATTACKS DASCHLE'S SECURITY VOTES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
WEB TO BE DEBATED MONDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
WEB TO BE DEBATED MONDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
PUC CANDIDATES SEEK POWER LINE CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
PUC CANDIDATES SEEK POWER LINE CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
PUC CANDIDATES SEEK POWER LINE CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
MINNEAPOLIS TRIB AND STAR HIT BY STRIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
APARTMENTS IN SHORT SUPPLY IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
APARTMENTS IN SHORT SUPPLY IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF-TO-CANTON RAIL WORK STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*VERMILLION FINDS THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BIZ,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAY SUPPLIES SHORT IN PARTS OF S DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--LAKE BED IS TRIBE'S,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--LAKE BED IS TRIBE'S,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--LAKE BED IS TRIBE'S,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY LOOKING TO COMMUNITY FOR SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY LOSES 5 LIQUOR LICENSES JAN 1,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RETURN TO SIMPLE TIMES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AVOID RAIL ERROR IN ROAD UPKEEP (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*CHURCH BLAZE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMUNITY GROUPS PLAN RALLY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BN STARTS NEW CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WOLFGANG CLAIMS HUSET TRIUMPH,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
WOLFGANG CLAIMS HUSET TRIUMPH,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*FIRST SNOW FORECAST IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GREASE WAS THE WORD AT JANKLOW'S PARTY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 INMATES STILL IN PEN DESPITE COMMENDATION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL BACK IN OPERATION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HOMESTAKE MINING'S EXECUTIVE MANSION--STANDING IDLE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GOD'S PATIENCE IS WEARING THIN,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*FESTIVAL'S SUCCESS MAY MEAN EXPANDED CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*WOMAN'S CLUB NAMES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ELECTRICAL CO-OP ELECTS DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MOUNT MARTY ADDS NEW TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HUMANITIES COMMITTEE SLOTS FILLED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
VOCATIONAL GROUP ELECTS LEADERS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
PLAYOFF POINTS ON MINDS OF FOOTBALL FANS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EAST RIVER RAISES RATES BY 20 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLIC'S SUBSIDY EXTENDED (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD FARM GROUP PLANS WAYS TO RAISE FARMERS' INCOMES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAULTY THERMOSTAT CAUSES GREASE FIRE AT DAIRY QUEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SF SCHOOL FIGURES--TEACHERS AVERAGE {dollar}19,135","Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KNOBE WANTS TO KEEP CHARLIE'S OPEN,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
{dollar}1.8 MILLION BROCKHOUSE BOND OK'D,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ALBERTSONS BEGIN FILLING 200 OPENINGS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*USA TODAY--THE VERDICT IN THE HANDS OF READERS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"JUDGE REAGAN BY HIS DEEDS, NOT HIS RHETORIC (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHERE TO GO AFTER THE DANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ROBERT'S HORSE RIDE AT CAPITOL RECALLED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CITY MIGHT RAISE PARKING FINES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY OFFICIALS TO MEET NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOWARD WOMAN WINS CHILI CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS INVITED TO HILLS MINE TOUR,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING OFFICER,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEWPAPER CARRIER REPORTS RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS TO SPEAK AT GOP MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD MAN DROWNS AT OKOBOJI,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VIETNAM VETS HONOR DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"HIRING PLAN CONFUSING, KNOBE SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MCGOVERN IN THE NEWS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE SEARCH KENNEDY'S BAG,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PAY CUT DIDN'T GUARANTEE JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
UNION & MORRELL OFFICIALS TALK,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY VOTES FOR TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MCGOVERN CAMPAIGNS FOR NON-INTERVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LATE START HURTS MCGOVERN'S CHANCES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*WEAK BONES AFFECT 1 IN 4 WOMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SYMPHONY HIRES CHAMBER MUSICIANS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MONKS VISIT CITY TO PROMOTE PEACE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BEING SINGLE DOESN'T ALWAYS PAY OFF,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STAND-UP COMEDIAN PRESENTS 2 SHOWS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*APARTMENT SHORTAGE WILL CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TIRE-CHANGING LESSON,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ASSAULT ARRESTS DON'T NEED WARRANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BANKRUPTCY JUDGE ORDERS AEFS TO LIQUIDATE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS CONDUCT PUBLIC BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY SIGNS {dollar}10.8 MILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAULTY WIRING STARTED FIRE IN ABERDEEN STORE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*FAMILY STARTLED BY FURRY, LATE-NIGHT VISITOR","Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"CITY MAY RAISE WATER, POWER RATES","Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE CUTS PENALTY FOR EAGLE SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
UN VOTE ON FLIGHT 007 A VICTORY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*THE DEMOCRATS' CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NATIONS SHOULD DEMAND ABOUT FACE BY RUSSIA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*CITY MAN WINS AWARD IN CARD SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JANKLOW WILL SPEAK AT FOSTER CARE CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BROOKINGS ACCEPTS GRANT FOR AIRPORT RUNWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
IPSWICH REDUCES MONEY FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OWNERS SUE CITY ABOUT SEWER FEES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE WASTEWATER CONFERENCE STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"COMMISSION, UTILITY SPAR ABOUT MANDAN","Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WORKING TOWARD A GREENER GREEN,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ALCOHOL PLAYED ROLE IN AUTO DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*TRAVELING MOSER HOPES TO SETTLE DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*BANKS SURRENDERS, DENIED BAIL","Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEMS CRY FOUL OVER TURKEY DAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ACTIVIST FOCUSES ON FAMILY, FUTURE","Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FINAL NIGHT OF FREEDOM SPENT WITH FAMILY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COURTHOUSE RIOT BROUGHT NOTORIETY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*MISS SD HAS HIGH HOPES FOR THE CROWN,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUMMER'S LAST HURRAH,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CANCELED NETWORK UPSETS SUBSCRIBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*EVANGELISM PROGRAM PUTS EMPHASIS ON PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MORTIMER HEADS YOUTH SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*CITY LOOKS FOR CUTS IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JOURNEY INTO PAST ON HORSEBACK,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE WON'T SEEK DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES DIFFER ON MISSILES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION GROUP SUPPORTS CUNNINGHAM,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FAULTY CARBURETOR STARTS FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"SF MAN, 26, IS CHARGED WITH RAPE","Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAN IS FOUND GUILTY OF RAPING TEEN-AGE GIRL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE DEMS WILL PARTICIPATE IN FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COLLEGE IN SPRINGFIELD SHOULD BE REOPENED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW FBI CRIME STATISTICS GOOD NEWS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"OF PUNCHING BAGS, BUFFOONS AND ABUSE (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BELL DOESN'T UNDERSTAND ABOUT RELIGION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUTHOR OF 'HELTER SKELTER' TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BEDELL LISTED AS ONE OF BEST HOUSE MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CALLS FOR RESTRICTIONS ON PORK IMPORTS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURSE CENTERS ON STUDENT MOTIVATION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM FEDERATION WILL MEET IN NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER URGES REAGAN TO HELP FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPUBLICANS URGE ACTION ON ABDNOR'S BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU CUTS FRESHMAN INITIATION ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF COLLEGE OFFERS READING CLINIC,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF GIRL HURT WHEN STRUCK BY CAR,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO SPEAK AT COUNTY OFFICIALS MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ECONOMISTS PREDICT RECORD YIELDS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EXHIBIT EMPHASIZES CENSORSHIP OF BOOKS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BOND FOR MEN ACCUSED OF MAKING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DISABLED VETS URGE END TO DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINNESOTA COACH HOLTZ KNOWS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE RAIN WILL STOP,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATORS DID NOT LISTEN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PEOPLE HAVE CHANCE TO HELP SCHOOL SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOLCKER FORESEES GOOD AND BAD (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LET'S SHOW OFF OUR STUFF (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
LIFE OFF STATE'S MAIN HIGHWAYS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*MORRELL EMPLOYEES SEEK FAIRNESS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PROGRAM ON CHILD SEX ABUSE TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ARTS ACADEMY DEBUTS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
COURT DATE SET FOR MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT 1986 CITY BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIRPORT BOARDINGS SHOW 19.5 PERCENT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"MAN INDICTED ON EXPLOSIVES, WEAPON CHARGES","Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
YANKTON MAN TO RECEIVE PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CHEM-NUCLEAR TELLS JUSTICES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PENNSYLVANIA LAWMAKER WANTS TO LOOK AT SD,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLICE CHARGE TWO WOMEN WITH PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAIWAN PLANS {dollar}14 MILLION WHEAT BUY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDENTS FACE CHARGES IN DYNAMITE THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REAGAN--5 MILLION FOR BELLE FOURCHE WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
UNSAFE TRUCKERS MEAN HIGHER COSTS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*ESCAPES UNDERSCORE PRISON CROWDING,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUSH COMES TO SHOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM OUTLOOK IS BRIGHTER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SAD TO SEE THE LAST FRONTIER GO,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CHASING THE DOLLAR MAKE CANDIDATES ...,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FAWICK FLYER REMARKABLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
IGNORANT LAWSUITS HURT REPUTABLE COMPANIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
VEGETARIANS DESERVE RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WANTED--YOUR OPINION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BUDGET MUST BE REDUCED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*COYOTES STALL STATE 26-14,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SF EARNS RESPECT IN MARATHON CIRCLES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JONES' WINNING WAYS NOT LIMITED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*APPROVAL TO REMODELED REC AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HALL OF FAMER WEBER VISIT TO EMPIRE BOWL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
COMMISSION SETS NEW TRAPPING RULE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
"GROUSE, PARTRIDGE SEASONS OPEN SATURDAY","Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*LOW RATES BRING HIGH INTEREST IN CAR DEALERSHIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROGRAM HELPS GET PUBLIC ON RIGHT TRACK,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARKING CRUNCH GIVES SCHOOLS LOTS OF GRIEF,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SOME SIOUX FALLS GASOLINE PRICES FALL AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAX CODES UNFAIRLY HELPS CORPORATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
6 O'CLOCK NEWS MOVES OVER FOR MUSIC ON KSFY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AMENDMENTS TO SCHOOL AID FORMULA ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARIZ GOVERNOR TO ADDRESS DEMOCRAT LUNCHEON,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CORPS OF ENGINEERS TO DISCUSS RIVER RULES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAIR BUS SHUTTLES MORE FAIRGOERS THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GAME DEPARTMENT PROPOSES PADDLEFISH RULES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN SHOULD VISIT LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM CONGRESS CALLS FOR ACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PRESERVING RURAL BUILDINGS TO BE TOPIC,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*SINGLE-FAMILY HOUSING STARTS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"*CEDAR BUTTE STORE OWNERS, FAMILY ARE THE TOWN","Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SHIRLEY BRIFFETT--NO ONE GOES HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*FOUNDATION SPURS PARK THREE GROWTH,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
NEUHARTH TO COME TO SD,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MALL ADDITION TO THE GREENWAY MINI-MALL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
DATA CENTER BOOSTS PROFITS FOR STATE FIRMS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
GIRLS RESCUED FROM HOT TUB,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SYMPHONY AWAITS NEW SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEAM SPIRIT KEEPS MONTROSE WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAINMAKERS SEE CLEAR SKIES AHEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*WOMEN MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*FANS GET ONLY HOUR OF RABBITT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
THREATS TO WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*FREE COUNSELING THROUGH SCORE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LEGALIZED GAMBLING SHOULD BE STOPPED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TRY THIS CITIZENSHIP TEST (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HOPE MAIN POINT OF STORY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
VIKINGS ROLL IN SEASON-OPENER,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BICYCLISTS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR DIABETES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CBS REPORTER TO VISIT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EMPLOYMENT OFFICIAL TO VISIT SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL COURTHOUSE HOLDS CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO DISTRIBUTE CONSTITUTION COPIES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KEMP TO ANNOUNCE CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT SOUGHT IN ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLIO AN INSUFFICIENT ROADBLOCK FOR TRUCKER,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN LIASON HOPES TO BRIDGE GAPS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN PLANS FOR PRESERVATION OF PAST,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HARVEST FESTIVAL A TIME TO RECALL OLD-TIME SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNORS BREAK GROUND ON TOURISM AT SUMMIT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FIRM TO STUDY MANAGEMENT OF RURAL ROADS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MISS SOUTH DAKOTA EXPECTS STRONG SHOWING,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TO HOST JAPANESE REPRESENTATIVES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPER COLLIDER RESOLUTION GAINS GROUND,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
EMPLOYMENT SHIFTS TO SERVICES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LOCAL BARBER MAKES THE FINAL CUT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE OF CARE IN SD AILING,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATER RATE HIKE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RADON GAS FOUND IN TESTS OF HOMES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OVERREACTION WILL MAKE PROBLEMS WORSE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TOUTED BAR LACKED RESPECT FOR PATRONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S BOARD HELPS RICH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUTTING POLISH ON THE POLISH,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"COOKBOOKS OFFER TRIVIA, HUMOR","Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BOY SCOUTS SIGN UP MEMBERS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAR SHOW TO HELP ACCIDENT SURVIVOR,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PROJECT TO CLOSE 18TH ST, BIKE PATH","Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RENTSCHLER SAYS DANCE TOO EXPENSIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO RELEASE BALLOONS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TO FIND INDIAN FOR POSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL SAYS IT SEEKS COMPETITIVE WAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FROEHLICH GETS LEAVE FOR CAMPAINGING,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"TO DISCUSS COLLEGE NAME CHANGE, DEAF SCHOOL","Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COLORADO SEEKS HELP IN BID,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROWN COUNTY TO HELP PAY TODDLER'S BILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAITH SUSPENDS POLICE CHIEF DURING INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE GRANTS DELAY IN TRANSIENT MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATURE SEEKS COLLEGE INTERNS FOR SESSION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEMPERANCE UNION TO HOLD CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*TEAMS CHASE LINCOLN FOR TOP SPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*CORN PALACE FESTIVAL AT FEVER PITCH,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP LEAVES FARM OFFICIAL IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 COMPANIES VYING TO BUILD INCINERATOR,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEEN HOME OK'D OVER OBJECTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LIKELY VOTERS PREFER A NEW HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"MANHANDLING, LOSS OF MEMENTO IRK VISITOR (L)","Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"PANEL MAY EASE FEARS BETWEEN STATE, TRIBES (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HAPPY COUPLE BEAUTIFUL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUNK BACKS COURT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*AUGUSTANA'S EQUIPMENT MANAGER SHARES A PASSION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIDDLERS STRESS TRADITIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MUST IMPLEMENT AIDS CURRICULUM THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BICYCLE RIDERS UPGRADED TO FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN TO MEET IN GREGORY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FINAL SURVIVOR OF CRASH GOES HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONTROSE NATIVE GETS FBI PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE PANEL OKS FUNDING FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOT ASPHALT STARTS INSULATION ON FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILLION--FORGET SENATE IF JANKLOW RAN,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRUG WAR WILL COST STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WORKERS REPAIR KLONDIKE SITE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BLECHINGER ORDERED TO LEAVE MOM ALONE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WASHINGTON CHOIR TO SING FOR BUSH,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
12 RURAL HOSPITALS TO GET FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TWINS CO-OWNER TO RAISE MONEY FOR RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING STARTS NOVEMBER 1,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPPORTERS PUSH STATE INCOME TAX AT HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VO-TECH BUILDING BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS TO STUDY PLANS BOOSTING FACULTY PAY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MINNEHAHA MONEY MATTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*VETERANS GIVE LINCOLN POWER,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
FOUR CHANNELS TO CARRY TELEVISED GAMES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MICKELSON PROMOTES IRRIGATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
US WEST TO EXPLAIN SERVICES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TRUCKERS REVIEW MANDATORY DRUG TESTING,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*PROTESTING PRIEST RESTS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINDS SPREAD CUSTER BLAZE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CANDIDATES RELEASE INCOME TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER--CUT CONGRESS PAY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PRO-LIFE BACKERS WIN IN MINNESOTA (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
YARNELL GIRLS SHOULD TELL THEIR STORY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
WHALEN'S STATEMENT THREATENS FAIR TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"MOVIE, BOOK SHOW TERROR OF TEEN LIFE","Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RUSHMORE SIDETRACKS JOURNALIST'S CAREER,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STREEP SEALS 'POSTCARDS' WITH EXCELLENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUILDING SUDDENLY COLLAPSES IN GARY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATE ATTACKS OFFICIAL'S COMMITMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NELSON DEVELOPING BILL IMPROVING WAGES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER IS SATISFIED WITH MAIL-DELIVERY BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATOR MUENSTER BACKS ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIAL MAY REVIEW FUTURE US WEST CASES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SILVER BULLETS ROLL INTO TOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ALLOTED RAISES DON'T ALL GO TO TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP QUESTIONING CUSTODY DECISION SEES SUPPORT SOAR,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TEST DRILLING FINDS PETROLEUM RESIDUE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DRIVER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN GETS 30 YEARS IN PRISON ON 3 COUNTS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE SEEK TEEN-AGER IN ASSAULT ON 9-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CASINO MURDER SUSPECT ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*RESIDENTS HELP OLD BRICK FIND NEW USE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOUNDARY DISPUTE HEADED FOR COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
THE REBELS IS TEAM'S NEW NICKNAME,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*AUGUSTANA TO GAIN WIN AGAINST HUSKIES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EAST BEATS LINCOLN IN SIC GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NEW HOTEL PLANNED FOR 41ST AND I-29,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LABOR UNION BLASTS NORWEST,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
LOCAL WORKERS AIM FOR UNION SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*CONFESSED KILLER GETS LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JAIL RATE RANKS HIGHER THAN NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY WANTS TO INCREASE DUMP FEES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LUTHERAN MEMBERSHIP IS GROWING,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*TRAVELING MAN TELLS HIS TALES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HAS A LIFE OUTSIDE OF POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KSOO MADE MISTAKE LETTING PRITCHARD GO (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA BOWL GAVE KNIGHTS FOOTBALL BOOST,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'90 CROSS COUNTRY STARS OFF TO QUICK START,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
EX-POLICE OFFICERS FACE CRIMINAL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO NOT REPORTING FELONY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIPE DISPLAY IS OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN HELD IN FATAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHEELS FOR CHARITY SHOW OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN HURT IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON FILLS TWO CABINET POSTS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"POPULATION GROWS DESPITE 50,486 LEAVING","Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TELEVISION ANCHOR COVERS KIDNAPPING OF DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CORN A HIT AS CHEAP SOUVENIRS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"FEET ON GROUND FOR BALLOON-FLYING FARMER, FRIENDS","Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMITTEE OK'S BRIDGE REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PAIR PLEADS GUILTY, SENTENCED TO JAIL","Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN JOINS APPEAL FOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOTE ON COUNTY'S DECISION RULED OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTE THREATENS WATER PROJECTS--JOHNSON SAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SOLID-WASTE RULES CALLED SOLID,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STOLEN ITEMS RECOVERED FROM FARM,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SOVIETS SHOW INTEREST IN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
EXPRESSWAY VIEWED AS ECONOMIC BOOST,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LIFE-SAVING TRAINING,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MOELLER CASE ADDS LEVERAGE FOR EXECUTION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HURON MAKES ECONOMIC COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
REBUILDING AIR BASE WOULD BE MISTAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SHOULD WE PLAY GOD (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE FAIR SHINED DESPITE BAD WEATHER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STEENSLAND READY TO SPEND OUR MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DASCHLE ONLY CARES ABOUT HIS CAREER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
NEWPAPERS NEED TO IMPROVE STANDARDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PARENTS DESERVE RIGHT TO SELECT SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
WISCONSIN RESENTS CITY'S 'MONEY' RANKING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*HISTORY SHOWS THAT LEGAL BANS WON'T STOP ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*RACIST REMARKS ABOUT INDIANS UNCHALLENGED BY MEDIA,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SUPPORTERS DISREGARD THE RIGHTS OF THE UNBORN,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CHILDHOOD CANCER MONTH IS PROCLAIMED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HURON DOCTORS OK EXPANSION PLANS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PENNINGTON COUNTY SPENDING ON RISE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE TO TICKET SPEEDERS NEAR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO COUNSEL HURRICANE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TEEN INDICTED FOR BREAK-IN, RAPE","Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HIGHWAY 16A IS FAVORITE OF COUNTY ROADS CHIEF,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RECYCLING FIRM FINDS PROFIT IN PAPER,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"GAMBLING WOES IGNORED, MAN SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRE HITS GARRETSON CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MEETINGS STUDY EDUCATION GOALS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ANNUAL GRASSLAND CLOSING NOVEMBER 30,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATE BIKING STATE FOR VOTES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATES CALL FOR SPENDING CAP,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRANT TO FUND SENIOR NEWSLETTER,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COLD WEATHER HURTS MELONS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAIN HELPS RESERVOIR HOLD ITS OWN,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SPEARFISH POLICY ON SLEEPING ROOMS FOCUS OF DEBATE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TEAM STRESSES SCIENCE LITERACY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX TRIBES FORM FILM COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*SEEK ADVICE IN PLANNING YOUR ESTATE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SQUASH SPROUTS IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TAKE THE RISKS OF SEX SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BALTIC PROGRAM GETS KIDS INVOLVED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ME PHI ME IS THE ONE FOR RAP,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"THYROID DISEASE, DIABETES HAVE COMMON THREAD","Argus LeaderSep 14 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
EARLY FIRST FROST LOOMS IN REGION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DIVERSITY KEEPS MORRELL PLANT OPEN,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BET LIMIT VOTING OPEN TODAY UNTIL 7PM,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HEART TEST OFFERS HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CANADIAN SYSTEM IS HEALTH CARE ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOP GOVERNOR'S RACE FAR FROM OVER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HOME WILL KEEP WINTER WINDS AT BAY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
INMATE GETS 25 YEARS FOR ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY OFFERS TALKS ON HISPANIC AUTHORS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILLER TO ATTEND CLINTON BRIEFING,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SAY MAN BIT OFF WOMAN'S NOSE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS CABLE WILL CARRY KSFY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STANSBURY FACES MURDER TRIAL SEPT 28,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS TO STUDY RIVER'S CHEMISTRY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ENTERTAINMENT TAX'S FATE DEBATED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLL FINDS OPPOSITION TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRISON CLEANUP COSTS LESS THAN EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DISTRICT CONSIDERS MESSAGE BOARD ADS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FOREST SERVICE OK'S HILLS TIMBER SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OGLALA LAKOTA COLLEGE NAMES ACTING HEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PIONEER POWER SHOW SATURDAY AND SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEACHERS ATTENDING DISABLED IN-SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TWO TEENS PETITIONED ON ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED IN GUN INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BANKER SHARES YEN FOR HISTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHILD VISITATION ENFORCEMENT SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FORMER PREMIER BANK PRESIDENT FILING SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FORMER PREMIERE BANK PRESIDENT FILING SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VOTERS OPPOSE RETURNING BLACK HILLS LAND,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*AGENCY GETS STATE OFFICE RECYCLING CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
MISSOURI RESERVOIRS REACH RECORD LEVELS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*CANDIDATES BREAK GROUND IN STANDING ROCK RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
USD PROGRAM COUNSELS FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LICENSES OFTEN TOUGHER TO GET THAN ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOPHOMORE KEY IN HURLEY'S REPEAT BID,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*TAKING DIET, HEALTH TO HEART","Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*LEAVE VIOLETS, PANSIES OUTSIDE","Argus LeaderSep 14 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*VOTERS CHANGE CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MISSION WORKER CHARGED IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ETHANOL RULING SETBACK FOR FARMS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*WORKING CLASS, MIDDLE-INCOME PASS CHANGE","Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SD DELEGATION SEES LITTLE INVASION SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS BENEFITS FROM CHANGE VOTE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HERSETH WAS FAIR PUBLIC OFFICIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"PRESENT TAX SYSTEM IS UNFAIR, MUST END (L)","Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
HUNT'S LEGAL VIEW NEEDS A CLOSER LOOK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
REHABILITATION SEEMS EMPTY WORD (YANKTON PRESS ),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
VIEWPOINTS OF TODAY OUTWEIGH PAST (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
NEWSPAPER STARS TELL WHICH EDIITON,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET MOVES TOPIC OF COUNTY SESSION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"PROPERTY AUCTION RAISES {dollar}35,000 PLUS","Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR ADMITS STEALING MORPHINE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*LONE TREE LANDMARK SELLS FOR {dollar}90,000","Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ALCESTER SEEKING REPLACEMENTS FOR WORKERS WHO QUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS OK WINFRED'S DISSOLUTION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
N SIOUX CITY VOTES NO ON STATE MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
RAMONA FIREFIGHTERS TO HOLD FUND-RAISING AUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*AUTHORS, HISTORIANS TO GATHER FOR MEETING","Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE OFFICER PAYS {dollar}50 FINE FOR CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WASTE-TREATMENT PLANT EARNS EPA AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FAMILY REFUSE TO STOP SEARCH FOR 6-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"MARION FERTILIZER, CHEMICAL PLANT OT BE BUILT","Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ACLU QUESTIONS CEMETERY MONUMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
USD CASHIER ON TRIAL FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
UNCERTAIN FUTURE STUMPS LINCOLN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
GROUP OPPOSES EXPANSION AT MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
INSPECTORS--INDIAN JAILS UNSAFE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"REGIONAL JAILS, WORK CAMPS NEEDED, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TWO WOMEN DIE ON STATE ROADS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SKYFORCE DRAFT PICKS BETTER LATE THAN NEVER,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRAWING STRAWS MIGHT SETTLE THIS ARGUMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'HUMAN HANDS' STARTED FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CARMIKE BUYS MIDCONTINENT THEATRE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OSCAR HOWE OPENS SCHOOL TO NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ENFORCE TOUGH LAWS AGAINST VICIOUS DOGS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*BIGGER NO NECESSARILY BETTER IN COUNTIES & SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CUT D.C. PENSIONS TO REDUCE US DEBT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JANKLOW'S CONCERNS LACK APPROPRIATE FOCUS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--VOTE ON VIDEO LOTTERY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"TRAFFIC LIGHT NEEDED AT 49TH, SOUTHEASTERN (L)","Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CHILDREN'S HOME GAVE ORPHAN A STABLE LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BIRDS FLOCK TO THIS FLYWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PUPPETS LETS GERMAN GUEST TALK WITH KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*FOUR-DAY WEEK SAVES CUSTER MONEY (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUDGES APPOINTED IN ROTATING SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STOP-SIGN THIEVES TO GET AMNESTY,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DETOX CENTER SEEKS GRANT FOR EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MISTY GLEN TAKES ANOTHER KNOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GORE SOOTHES INDIAN LEADERS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PLAN TO CONSTRUCT CONVENIENCE STORE NEAR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*GORE MAY VISIT SD HOG FARM,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MISSING PRISONER CAUGHT NEAR SALEM,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAN SHOT BY OFFICER SUES FOR {dollar}10 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*MAN, 21, DENIES VEHICULAR HOMICIDE","Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*COMPANY GETS BID FOR BRIDGE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ATOMIC BOMB BUFF TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DAKOTA DAYS THEME IS BEACH PARTY USD,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FOOD STAMP FUTURE IN SD? STAY TUNED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*HOME OF THE WHOPPER TAKES A WHOPPING,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
COUNTY DISCUSSES USING INTERNET TO DELIVER SERVICES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
POLICE TO TRACK UNREGISTERED SEX OFFENDERS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BUDGET FIGHT MIGHT DOOM RIVER BRIDGES,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
DRUG STORE WAS LIKE HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SOYBEAN PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*SCHREIER WARNS ABUSERS: NO GUNS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
2 INMATES SERVING LIFE WANT CONVICTIONS OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BIA DEMOTES OFFICIAL WHO OPPOSES LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*GOOD SAM CELEBRATES 60,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FARMERS RAISE LEVEL OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO CHECKOFFS,"Argus LeaderSep 14 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
STATE TRAVEL CUTS HITTING OBSTACLES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CITY WHEELCHAIR CONTRACT DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY WHEELCHAIR CONTRACT DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'FORUM' IS FARCE WITHOUT FIZZ,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"MARKET UP, CATTLE DOWN","Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TERRI KRUGER WAS PULLED FROM A BURNING MOBILE HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
SET ASIDE PUT BACK ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MCSTRAVICK-GLAD TO BE BACK IN THE USA,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CHIEF ADVOCATES NEW FIRE STATION,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ENVIRONMENTAL SUIT REJECTED BY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ENVIRONMENTAL SUIT REJECTED BY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HIGH COURT RULES ST MARY'S LIABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
CAMPGROUNDS REVENUE DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HIGH COURT RULES ST MARY'S LIABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
BETTER GOOSE-HUNTING DATES URGED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BETTER GOOSE-HUNTING DATES URGED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WILL CITY MISS GARBAGE SAVINGS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ADVICE FOR MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
ADVICE FOR MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
"BOARD, JUDGE WRONG IN HURD CASE (L)","Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
"BOARD, JUDGE WRONG IN HURD CASE (L)","Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
VOLUNTARY APPROACH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
MILLER HOPING FOR MORE SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MILLER HOPING FOR MORE SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LEGION KEEPS TAKING STANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*CODY RETRIAL EXPETED TO GO TO JURY THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CODY RETRIAL EXPECTED TO GO TO JURY THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
OFFICIALS SEEK SF FUND CUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*OLD MAIN'S BEAUTY IS ONLY SKIN DEEP,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*RIFLE FANS PRESERVE OLD SPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*OLD MAIN'S BEAUTY IS ONLY SKIN DEEP,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CHEYENNE TRIBE MAY SUE FOR HILLS OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUD-SF BETTERED MINORITY RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TO SEEK RAIL AID DURING CORN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUD-SF BETTERED MINORITY RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHEYENNE TRIBE MAY SUE FOR HILLS OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TO SEEK RAIL AID DURING CORN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EAST RIVER GROUP SETS TRAP FOR TOURIST {dollar},"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE PROBING CLAY COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATE PROBING CLAY COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
USEFUL REVIEW OF SECOG ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USEFUL REVIEW OF SECOG ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMPARES MCGOVER-ABDNOR ON VETO VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COMPARES MCGOVERN-ABDNOR ON VETO VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LAWMAKER INVOLVEMENT IN BUDGET URGED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALCOHOL FUELS REPORT TO BE UNVEILED FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO WORD YET ON BRIDGEWATER MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER PREDICTS RECORD US DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCOTLAND MAN WINS 'SUICIDE RIDE',"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DISASTER LOAN SIGN-UP MEETINGS SET,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
5 DIE IN CRASHES ON SD ROADS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NURSE SHORTAGE PLAGUES SD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SDSU STUDYING WATER-SENSING PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SDSU STUDYING WATER-SENSING PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SDSU STUDYING WATER-SENSING PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*PERPETUAL S & L'S CLOSED IN S DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TREASURER COOL TOWARD TAX 'PENANCE',"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW AIRLINES READY TO SERVE SD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE--NO CONTEMPT IN HILLS SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE--NO CONTEMPT IN HILLS SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*A DEFLATED BALLOON, AN ANGRY FARMER, A CURIOUS BULL","Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CULTURE (COTTAGE CHEESE) ABOUNDS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*A DEFLATED BALLOON, AN ANGRY FARMER, A CURIOUS BULL","Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RAINS AID WESTERN SD CROPS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INVESTMENT COORDINATOR ORDERED TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--TAKE WATER ISSUE TO VOTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INVESTMENT COORDINATOR ORDERED TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS AGREEMENT SIGNED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--TAKE WATER ISSUE TO VOTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
US ATTORNEY MAY MOVE TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"WAREHOUSE LAXLY RUN, AUDIT SHOWS","Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
US ATTORNEY MAY MOVE TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"WAREHOUSE LAXLY RUN, AUDIT SHOWS","Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"WAREHOUSE LAXLY RUN, AUDIT SHOWS","Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
A BROOKINGS PLUS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONSTITUTION DESERVES STUDY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW'S GREENWOOD ACTION CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
A BROOKINGS PLUS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOBACCO CREDIT FOR POLAND CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OZARK REPORTS 82 PERCENT OPERATING LEVEL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"YANKTON POLICE CHIEF QUITS, CITES STRESS","Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARKING RAMP DESIGN FEE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
15 PARTICIPATE IN BIKE FOR LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIQUOR LICENSING PROPOSAL REJECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"YANKTON POLICE CHIEF QUITS, CITES STRESS","Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT EXPECTED TO DROP,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW UNDERWOOD GOES WITHOUT WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHERIFF CALLS IN HELP FOR SEARCH,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
5 ACRES OF ANTIQUES UP FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
5 ACRES OF ANTIQUES UP FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
20 INDUCTED INTO COWBOY HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD RANCHERS RAISING MORE BUFFALO,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SEN PRESSLER WRANGLES WITH JEAN-MAKER,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BLACK HILLS GETS ITS FIRST SNOW,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FARM PLAN CALLS FOR FOREIGN AID,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*COUNTY EXTENSION AGENTS PRAISED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
POWER CO-OP HONORS BERG & DAVIES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SDSU PRESENTS FARM LEADER AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SDSU PROF PUBLISHES FIRST BOOK,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BIDS TO BE OPENED FOR EGAN GRAIN ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS BLAST PLAN TO BOYCOTT FRENCH PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION URGES CITY TO BUY MORRELL MEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLGA VOTERS SAY NO TO LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*APPLYING AT ALBERTSONS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YOUNG VETS DON'T WANT TO JOIN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
17 SUBPOENAS DISMISSED IN SHOOTING PROBE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SUPPLY, DEMAND UP AT FOOD PANTRY","Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARGUS THANKED FOR EDITORIAL ON MORRELL IMPACT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BAND GIVES CASE FOR MORE CONCERTS, MONEY (L)","Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATES SHOULD PAY OWN MINE TOUR EXPENSES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DAVISON COUNTY WORKERS ASK COMMISSION FOR RAISES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS UNION SAYS PLAN COULD UP GRAIN PRICES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER ENDORSES FOOD GIVEAWAY PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY ADOPTS 1983 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TOURISM VOLUME SHOWS SLIGHT INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
EAST SUBDISTRICTS WANT NEW WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
FEDS WILL PROMOTE CENDAK STUDIES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
MINNESOTA FIRM MOVING TO SD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
OGLALAS WANT THEIR BELONGINGS BACK,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
2 NEW SF AGENCIES ADDED TO UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BECKMAN ELECTED PANEL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
COUNCIL WANTS WATER SALE PROBED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
INCREASED GRAZING FEES ENCOURAGED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
JANKLOW TO MEET WITH TAIWANESE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN POT PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MEDIATOR CALLS HOMESTAKE MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PAIR TO BE TRIED FOR MURDER IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MIDWEST GROWS ON MIAMI FOOTBALL TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HE'S DOWN BUT NOT OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
3 NEW THEATERS TO OPEN IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'NO COMMENT' ONLY WORDS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WESTERN TO DROP LOCAL FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FAIR WILL GIVE TIPS ON GOOD HEALTH,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'WHAT A LOT OF BARNEY' AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD FIDDLE CONTEST STARTS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PLAYER-POLITITIAN MICKELSON MOVES FORWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING A PITCH FOR MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POSTER IS OFF THE WALL AT ABERDEEN HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNION PUTS LITTON ON DISHONOR ROLL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR SPONSORS BILL TO PROTECT TOPSOIL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PERPICH COMES TO SF TO DISCUSS TRIP,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TRAVEL AGENCIES REFUSE TO SELL SOVIET TICKETS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SENATOR URGES MORE CONTROL OF LOANS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
WOLLMAN WILL REVEAL INTENTIONS FOR RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BANK AMERICA WOULD CONSIDER TRAVELERS' CHECKS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BANK AMERICA WOULD CONSIDER TRAVELORS' CHECKS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNORS WILL RIDE OLD RAILROAD LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW WILL SPEAK AT FOSTER CARE CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"LOOMER, NELSON WIN NATIONAL TEACHING AWARDS","Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LOWER ENROLLMENT THREATENS AGAR SCHOOL AID,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PIK MAY HAVE ENCOURAGED WOOLLY BEAR GROWTH,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX VALLEY PATIENTS WAIT FOR BEDS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
WORKER FALLS INTO WATER TOWER NEAR HENRY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FUND DRIVE SUPPORTS VITAL NEEDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OUR HISTORY IS NOT DEVOID OF MASSACRES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HOGAN MAY APPEAL OF MISDEMEANOR RULING,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WITNESS WANTS JUDGE TO SQUASH SUBPEONA,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN CONVICTED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
INMATE SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS FOR BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
LAWYER ASKS THAT CONTEMPT RULING BE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*GLOVE ON JACKSON THEME,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEARS PONDERS A MOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN MAKES WISH ON POPE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HIGH-TECH AGE TO HIGH-TOUCH CHURCH,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOLS SHUFFLING CONFERENCES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIAL POINTS TO LABOR IN BOND DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BATTERED BRIEFCASE GIVES A SCARE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMPACT INTERESTED IN EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PUC ORDERS BELL COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHEM-NUCLEAR OFFICIAL SAYS COMPANY CLEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FROST WOULD DEVASTATE SOME LOCAL CROPS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE RULES WOMAN HELD IN PRISON LEGALLY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN USES CARD TO ESCAPE FROM JAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WISCONSIN MAN DIES IN VIVIAN TRUCK ACCIDEN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FEE FOR PARKS SHOULD NOT BE RAISED (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOSSIP IS AN EXAMPLE OF HUMAN WEAKNESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VIOLENCE DESTROYS FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHURCH SHOULD ALTER STAND (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
INSERT IN PAPER WAS POLITICAL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
REMARK SHOWS INSENSITIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HOSPITALS HAVE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"FATHER, SON PLEAD NOT GUILTY","Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GIRL STABLE AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ACCORDION CONTEST ADDED TO FIDDLE FEST,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE DISMISSES LAWSUITS BY STATE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"SD TO GET {dollar}124,894 IN UNEMPLOYMENT MONEY","Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE ORDERED TO PAY THOSE DENIED HEAT AID,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VISITORS AT CUSTER STATE PARK DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STRIKE RELIEF NOT SEEN FOR UNION,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW SHOULD QUIT PLAYING WITH HIGH COURT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MAGAZINE TELLS ABOUT LIFE ON ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MEAT PRODUCERS SUFFERING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MORRELL WORK TOUGH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA WINS 33-18,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN HIGH JUNIOR IMPROVES WITH HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SCHUETT RESIGNS FROM OUTDOOR POST,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
GUN DEALERS SAY MOVEMENT IS BRISK,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*DOG'S LIFE ON SHOW CIRCUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA COLLEGE STUDENTS TO HOST PARENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE KINDLES CONGREGATION'S DETERMINATION,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANSEN TO FORM GROUPS TO FOCUS ON FARMING,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MINISTER LIVES WITH SOUNDS OF WAR,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SUPERINTENDENT SAYS REGENT'S STATEMENT ABSURD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*TRUCKER GETS MEDAL OF HONOR,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"MAN, DOG ESCAPE INJURY IN EXPLOSION","Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTIES AGREE TO FINANCING FOR LAKE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTRIC CO-OP TO CONSIDER TELEVISION SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM BUREAU MEMBERS TO LOBBY CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS STATE CAN'T AFFORD DUPLICATION,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"2,000 TO GET TREES AS LIVING TRIBUTE TO BARNETT","Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HERSETH--SUE JANKLOW OVER PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FAMILY HONORS HORSE LOVER WHO DIED IN SADDLE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAILROAD ANNOUNCES PLANS TO SELL SD LINES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*JOYCE CARLSON, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*LITTON CHIEF DECRIES US LACK OF SPUNK,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOME GROWN STOCK STRATEGY BIG ON YIELDS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*MERCHANTS UPBEAT ABOUT DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*STORM YIELDS CROP FEARS, CUTS POWER","Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KIRK'S CAFE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
JAYCEES SPONSOR BOWL-A-THON,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"WHEAT GROWERS GET {dollar}30,000 GRANT (L)","Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DASCHLE NO POOR DEMOCRAT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HERSETH IS PROVEN FRIEND TO EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
2 LEADERS TO ENHANCE FRIENDSHIP (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HERSETH COMMITTED TO YOUTH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MEDIA LETS ABDNOR OFF EASY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
VOCATIONS NOT IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE INSULTS VETERANS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FREE MAIL RAISES QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*IF LAUGHTER REALLY IS THE BEST MEDICINE ...,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SHE TOUCHES LONELY LIVES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS GRAIN INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC HEARING ON BONDS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RATE INCREASE READY IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN SET TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SEARCH ON AFTER TRUSTY ESCAPES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUSPECT HELD IN SISSETON SLAYING,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CATTLE PROFITS PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
VICTIM TREATED AFTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DEBATE ON TRIBE MONEY TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WHO'S GAINING FROM VOTER SWITCHES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"STUDENTS FOCUS ON FUTURE, NOT FUN","Argus LeaderSep 15 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MORE VIOLENCE ERUPTS AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
QUARRY ISSUE CAN'T GO TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWYERS IN CITY PREDICT BORK APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AIDS VIRUS SPREADS IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SQUARED AWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ADOPTION SUPPORT GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NEW DIRECTORS CHOSEN FOR JUNIOR LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WOMEN INSTALLED IN NATIONAL VFW POSTS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DISTRIBUTING MAPS MAKES ACTIVISTS TRAITORS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NORTHERN DOWNTOWN GETTING NICE BOOST (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GIVE NEWS SOME THOUGHT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WARDEN'S INSULT OFF MARK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE'S PLAN FLAWED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ISSUE EXPLAINED WELL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
JUSTICE TAKEN FOR RIDE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*KNIGHT PLANS RETIREMENT STOP IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
COMMENTS DISTURBING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CITY INSURANCE NOT EXPECTED TO RISE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE PLANS CONSTITUTION GALA,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOLE ANNOUNCES COUNTY CHAIRMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"EX-SCHOOL OFFICIAL SENTENCED, FINED","Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO ONE ATTENDS MINING HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON NURSE GETS PIONEER AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOPES TO GET BACK ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KEMP LIKES HIS CHANCES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOP TO CASH IN ON EARLY PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PETERSON CHANGES VOTE ON SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY POLICE HUNT RAPIST,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT FIGURES UP,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FISCHER QUINTUPLETS CELEBRATE 24TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON--COUNTY-STATE LIAISON ESSENTIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW LAW MAY KEEP BELLE FOURCHE BANK AFLOAT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON WOMAN SUES BANK FOR {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 DIE IN SEPARATE WEEKEND TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HARVEST COULD START THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MICKELSON TO TAKE SHOW ON THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY EARNINGS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"SEEKS STRICTER NO-STRIKE LANGUAGE, EXTENDED CONTRACT","Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HODEL WON'T FORCE FIRE POLICY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DINNER THEATER OPENS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
TEACHERS WANT BETTER WORK SITUATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
PUBLIC OPINIONS ON A 1 PERCENT TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REMEMBER VETERANS FRIDAY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOULD MOVE GUARDS UP PAY SCALE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SIGN LANGUAGE SHOULD BE TAUGHT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BETTER FIRE CONTROL NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*FAST FINISHER,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JAMES' BOXING DREAM STILL ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUPLE PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN TO MEET IN HOWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INVESTMENT COUNCIL EARNINGS DO WELL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES CENTENNIAL COIN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SWEETMAN AWARDED TUNNEL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILKA HEARING DELAYED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARRISBURG DEBATES NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PHONE DEREGULATION OK WITH PUC HEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS WIN SALARY DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MENTAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS TO BE REORGANIZED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUP CONSIDERS VOTE COMMITTING TAX FOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAILROAD TEACHES FIREFIGHTERS LESSONS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*RUSHMORE FACES RECEIVE PATCHWORK,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FARMING CALLED THE UNKNOWN HAZARD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BROOKINGS OK'S TAX ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*BALING OUT OF SUMMER,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CROWD STUDENTS INTO BRANDON CLASSROOMS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW SCHOOL COSTS IN DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
12 STUDENTS HAVE WRITE STUFF FOR BUSH,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HORSE WAGON WILL SERVE AS PRESIDENT'S LIMOUSINE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--DRUGS OR ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABORTIONS ARE BLACK MARK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BOOZE NUMBER 1 DRUG PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY DEPRIVED MANY OF HAPPY MEMORIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TO COUNTER HIGH CABLE TV RATES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*BILLY SQUIER BOOKS CONCERT AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RESTAURANT SHOWING REGIONAL ARTWORK,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TROUPE OF TRAVELING DINOSAURS STOPS AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROCK FEST SET AT COLISEUM TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THEATERS OFFER LITTLE REASON TO LEAVE HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*O'GORMAN CROWNS HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO HOST BAND FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD COURT CLERK PICKED TO LEAD GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SUSPECT IN DEATH TO CHANGE PLEA,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS LOSE MONEY TO TIGHT CITY BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TYNDALL WOMAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SOMETIMES YOU CAN'T EVEN LEAD A HORSE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATE CAN'T FIND CHRISTMAS TREE FOR NY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PARENTS NEED SAVINGS PROGRAM FOR COLLEGE COSTS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TO REVIEW POLICIES AT HUMAN SERVICES CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*OFF THE SHELF,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REGENTS COMMITTEE OKS TRANSFER PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSION PREPARES TAX PLANS FOR FINAL VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*SCHEDULING WOES PLAGUE SOME TEAMS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEFENDING CHEATERS DAY RACE TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
AFTER FIVE OWNER TRYING TO SELL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*NSP APPLIES TO REMOVE REACTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PANEL BACKS ANDERSON FOR ASCS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*WEATHER AIDS FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRE DISRUPTS ELK HUNTING SEASON OPENER,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VIDEO LOTTERY 1 YEAR LATER,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COUNCIL--PROSECUTOR SHOULD QUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*A CURE FOR OLD AGE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PROGRAM WELCOMES CATHOLICS BACK INTO FOLD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUSH BLUNDERS SENDING TROOPS TO SAUDI ARABIA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LET GIRLS DECIDE WHERE THEY WILL LIVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RE-ESTABLISH STATE CONTROL OF LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHALEN'S WORDS SLOW RECONCILIATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CUSTODY CASE HAS UNANSWERED QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GIVING PEOPLE 'NON' LABELS FRUSTRATING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*RUNNERS EARN WINS AT AUGUSTANA MEET,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POST 15'S RONKEN FIRED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CENSUS BUREAU TO CLOSE MOST OFFICES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GREAT PLAINS ZOO DIRECTOR BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTO AMERICA GUIDE TO BE AT MALL TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THERMOSTAT REBATES ARE NOW AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON ANNOUNCES RECONCILIATION COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEWEST AMERICANS THANKFUL TO BE FREE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM NEARS ITS FINAL ROADBLOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY OK'S 15TH STREET REPAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PATHFINDER EXCAVATION STARTS WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"RACING HURT BY LOTTERY, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*MADE IN THE SHADE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN DWU PELL GRANT CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHOOTING SUSPECT TO GET SEPARATE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WAGNER RESIDENTS WILL VOTE ON SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VISITORS CENTER PLANNED ON GREGORY HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*TRAVELING TEACHER KNOWS THE RULES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
4 STUDENTS TO ATTEND NATIONAL CHILDREN'S DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RC WOMAN CONVICTED OF ABUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GEOLOGISTS TO ANALYZE RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
GLOSSY INCOME REPORT PUZZLES SOME,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHANGE AFTER THE CHEERING,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*'PEOPLE' ARTICLE ON 'LAKOTA TIMES' BRINGS REPLYS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
THOMAS SHOULD GET SENATE CONFIRMATION (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WE'D BETTER WORRY ABOUT THE MIDDLE CLASS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JAIL SYSTEM FAILS HANDICAPPED INMATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
NEED MORE POSITIVE DIRECTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
GOOD ENOUGH TO ADMIT MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
REHASH HURT YOUNGSTER IN FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
RESURRECT JANKLOW CAMPAIGN USELESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*FOUR WHO CAME MARCHING HOME TO CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SECOND HALF GIVES JACKS SECOND WIND,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD STATE WINS GAME 1,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
O'GORMAN REPELS LINCOLN 35-6,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HUMAN RESOURCES CONFERENCE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
IRS OFFERS SEMINAR ON ELECTRONIC FILING,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"NFO STATE, DISTRICT CONVENTION PLANNED","Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SIMPLE CHANGES HELP SELL HOMES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"FAILED HURON S&L SOLD, SITES OPEN","Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ENTOMOLGIST--PARATHION BAN UNNEEDED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
CITY WOMAN DIES IN AUTO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY OFFICIALS OPEN CONVENTION IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FIELD REMODELED FOR WHEELCHAIR ACCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
INTERN SET TO SHARE EXPERIENCES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WORKSHOP TO FOCUS ON YOUTH AT RISK,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*FUN, FIANCES AND FOOTBALL","Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*GRANDFATHER, WIFE FACE RAPE, SEX CHARGES","Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AUDITOR FINDS PROBLEMS WITH BOOKS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*BROOKINGS HELPS CANCER PATIENT IN FIGHT FOR LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
BOY IN HOSTAGE CASE HELD WITHOUT BOND,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
DWU ENROLLMENT GROWS FOR 2ND STRAIGHT YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
IMPRISONED ACTIVIST WON'T ATTEND HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
TRIBE WANTS PACT WITH STATE TO STAND,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*MARION MAN USES PAST TO CREATE TOYS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
AIR FORCE OFFICER MOONLIGHTS AS BIKE MAKER,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
ARCHEOLOGISTS LEARN ABOUT EARLY BLACK HILLS MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.5"
*PINE RIDGE ASSIGNMENT STILL BRINGS BACK FEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL COALITION KEEPS GROWING,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*WATCHING SOVIET HISTORY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
"*QUAYLE, GORE VISIT SF TODAY","Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO CUT MORE FROM BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HIDDEN HEALTH CARE COSTS HIT {dollar}213 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GROUPS SEEK WAYS TO OFFSET STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*STOP AND LISTEN TO US (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CANDIDATE HAAR CONDUCTS HYPOCRITICAL POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SF SCHOOLS MISS EQUALITY CONCEPT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SENATOR DASCHLE STANDS FOR ORDINARY PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*THOMPSON QUITS FAIR COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DISTRICT COLLECTING INSTRUMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FLANDREAU WOMAN SUES OVER JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HURT ELEVATOR WORKER LEAVES HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KAYTON MAKES 1ST COURT APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MILLER WOMAN, 45, PRESUMED DROWNED","Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CARETRAUM PROPOSES EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MISTAKES FORCE TRIBAL COURTS TO DROP CASES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEX CRIMES TRIALS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL DISTRICT PROVIDES MILLIONS FOR RAPID GROWTH,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
VIDEO LOTTERY FOES SPAR OVER BALLOT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SPECIAL RACE SET FOR HUSET'S,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DISAPPOINTED PUTTER,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LENGTH OF DAY KEY TO NATURE'S EVENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOLKOW HELPS DE SMET AVERAGE DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RELAX FRIDAY WITH LAID-BACK LIVE RADIO,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DIVIDE SEDUM IN FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*BOOK OFFERS VAGUE LOOK AT '30S CRISIS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*COSTNERS LOSE THEIR BET,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS IN CHINA SECRETLY LEARNING FROM USD TEACHE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*VOTERS WEIGHED GROWTH VS ADDICTION,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EAST RIVER VOTERS PIVOTAL TO DECISION,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY-BY-COUNTY RESULTS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SENATE BLOCKS CLINTON PLAN TO DOUBLE GRAZING FEE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GAMBLING VOTE RAISES QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LESBIAN MOTHER NOT GOOD MODEL FOR CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SCHOOLS SHOULD RETURN TO BASICS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
OKLAHOMA MELONS NOT WORTH {dollar}2.89 (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
BROOKINGS OFFICIAL'S SENTENCE SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURTHOUSE MUSEUM PLANS KIDS' PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HURON'S HOSPITAL FACES DRUG FINE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN INJURED AFTER TOUCHING 'HOT' LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHITE LAKE SWITCHES SCHOOL NICKNAME,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMPANIES PROMOTE FITNESS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MILLER CAUTIOUS ON HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MINING CAREER WAS GOLDEN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GUN INCIDENT ARREST,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"MORRELL OWNERS PLAYING GAMES, JANKLOW SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RESIDENTS ASKED TO LOWER FENCES AFTER COMPLAINT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MEANS TO RALLY AGAINST RACISM,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PLAINS HISTORY FOCUS OF KEYSTONE EVENT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE FRUIT GROWERS TO INCORPORATE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION TO GET FUNDS FOR BIKE TRAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATORS PLAN CHILD VISITATION CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FUNDING FOR CENTRAL SD WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
WASHINGTON FOOTBALL STARTER SUSPENDED AFTER PARTY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*MACHINE PERSONALIZES GREETING CARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*MIDWEST GAS NOW SUPPLIES CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*GOLF COURSE PLANNED FOR LAKE ALVIN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN DOMINATES O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETIREMENT ENDS CLINIC NAME GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SWEET YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BLUEBERRIES HOT ITEM ON COOK'S REQUEST LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*THE NEW CITY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FAMILIAR FACES MAY SURFACE IN MAYOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BEDDOW'S PLAN--CUT PROPERTY TAX 30% IN 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NO PLACE FOR ABORTION THREAT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BASEBALL RECORDS FINAL OUT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GAMBLERS WON'T QUIT EVEN IF SD DOES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHY TAKE A GAMBLE WITH STATE'S ATTRIBUTES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SHOULD WE INVADE HAITI?,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE INCOME TAX NEXT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FACE-TO-FACE TALKS MUCH MORE PRODUCTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"*PELTIER INTERVIEW, PANEL TALK AT 8 TONIGHT","Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S THE OWNERS' CREDIBILITY THAT HAS SUFFERED,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BLESSED VIKING EVENT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*NEW, ULTRA-LIGHT EQUIPMENT ADDS TO ENJOYMENT","Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOT WEATHER KEEPS FISHING SLOW,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MILLER'S RE-ELECTION MAKES COURT HISTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEAD'S LANDSLIDE MAY GET FEDERAL AID,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PROPERTY-TAX ISSUE SUBJECT OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAN WAITED FOUR HOURS TO CALL 911,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLCHILDREN SWELTER IN TORRID TEMPS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CHAMBERLAIN EXPLOSION INJURES THREE PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TO LAUNCH NORTH AMERICA'S BIGGEST BALLOON,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PARISHIONERS TO DECIDE FATE OF CHURCH,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*INDIANS TO PROTEST BEAUTY PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*CITIZENS GROUP AGAINST COMMERCIAL PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MAIN STREET TO OPEN WITH RIBBON-CUTTING,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGE CLOSES NEWLY OPENED CAFE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SHERIFF STUDIES CLUES IN RURAL BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*GROUND BREAKING SET FOR NEW FIRE HALL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SHOPPERS DELIGHT IN TREASURES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CITY TO COLLECT WASTE MATERIAL FOR RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SIOUX VALLEY TO HAVE HEALTH-CARE MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
17 TO BE PLACED IN HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
HAWKINS CALLED SCAM'S MASTERMIND,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"ADVOCATES--CUTS HURT OLD, DISABLED","Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
WARNING ISSUED ON MONTANA BANK SCAM,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
STUDY ON FEEDLOT WASTE TO INCLUDE SD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"EXTENDING COUNCIL'S, MAYOR'S TERMS BY YEAR","Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRINCIPALS CRACK DOWN ON SMOKING,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"WHAT IS FAIR FOR GIRLS IS FAIR FOR BOY'S, TOO (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOHNSON REFLECTS WHAT IS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WATCH THE SNIPING; DASCHLE IS HONEST (L),"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"MEDICARE, MEDICAID MUST BE PROTECTED (L)","Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*CULTURE CENTER READY TO OPEN NEAR GROTON,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NICE GUY FINISHES FIRST,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MISS SD DISLIKES SWIMSUIT CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SPEARFISH LODGE CAPITALIZES ON SCENERY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*SDSU, AUGIE RIVALRY STARTS ON SIDELINES","Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS' COCAINE ACTUALLY IBUPROFEN,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JURY CONVICTS PAIR OF DRUG DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAKE-A-WISH PLANS TEEN'S SHOPPING TRIP,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOSNIAN AFFAIRS PART OF LEAGUE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ARSON UNLIKELY IN MISSION FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BEATING THE CLOCK ON HOUSEKEEPING CHORES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE PUMPKINS SURVIVE WEATHER WOES,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CORN BORERS CHOMPING AREA CROPS COULD REDUCE YIELDS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POLICE SEEK MAN ACCUSED IN KIDNAP,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
OFFICIAL SEES REPORTS OF CREEK POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DETERIORATING BUILDING TO BE TORN DOWN SOON,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*HOMECOMING AT RHS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PENITENTIARY STAFF THWARTS SELF-STARVATION ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MUSIC TEACHER SEEKS HEARING ON REVOCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PARK MANAGER RESCUES CREW OF 3,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*COACHED, SUPERVISED KIDS","Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*LEARNING ABOUT AIDS IN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MONUMENT TO HONOR 3 IHS DOCTORS DEAD IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NETWORK AFFILIATION OF RAPID CITY STATION TO FOX,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BOARD TO RECEIVE INPUT ON 4-DAY SCHOOL WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.6"
USD LAW GRAD COPIED FINAL TEST ANSWERS--ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DRIVER OF TRACTOR IN TRIPLE FATALITY RECEIVES FINE,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SD CHIEF JUSTICE GETS NATIONAL POST,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
SERVICE ONE WORKERS FACE LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"TARGET INTRODUCES OWN CREDIT CARD, COMPANY REJOICES","Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
SENCORE WINS TOP AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
BACTERIA IN WATER PLAGUES ROSHOLT,"Argus LeaderSep 15 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*THOUSANDS FLOCK TO ARTS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MITCHELL BILLS HIGHEST,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*GOBBLERS GALLOP FOR CITY PRIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*TRENT MAN INSISTS HE'S GOT A BETTER WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"ENERGY, WATER USE CONFERENCE TOPICS","Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
"ENERGY, WATER USE CONFERENCE TOPICS","Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*TRENT MAN INSISTS HE'S GOT A BETTER WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
WOMAN DIES IN MOTORCYCLE WRECK,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DASCHLE BACKS SAVINGS ACCOUNT BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DASCHLE BACKS SAVINGS ACCOUNT BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
BISHOP DUDLEY'S VOICE OF REASON (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BISHOP DUDLEY'S VOICE OF REASON (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CARNEGIE'S ZEST BORN IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
ENERGY CONSERVATION OLD STUFF ON CAMPUSES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
ENERGY CONSERVATION OLD STUFF ON CAMPUSES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SAVE THE DOLL MUSEUM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
JANKLOW DEFENDED FOR CRITICIZING RECESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
STATE BROADCASTERS RECEIVE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE BROADCASTERS RECEIVE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*FIGHT FOR SUN'S RAY PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
BEST TIME OF YEAR COMING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*WEATHERWAX'S TO LEAVE DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
MEN'S SHOPS IN NO RUSH FOR DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.2"
"*LOUISE DIXON TO CLOSE, L G MURPHY RETIRES","Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.4"
27 RETAILERS STILL ON PHILLIPS MALL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.5"
REGIONAL CONTROL IN A TIME OF TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.1"
*GYPSIES GAIN RESPECT WITHOUT SACRIFICING...,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*NEON-GROWING, GLOWING AS SIGN OF THE TIMES","Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NELLIE SHAFER-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*EX-CHIEF HIT WITH 10 MORE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRAIL OF BLOOD-SEX-MONEY TOLD AT CODY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EX-CHIEF HIT WITH 10 MORE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROBERTS-I COULDN'T PAY TAXES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EX-CHIEF HIT WITH 10 MORE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRAIL OF BLOOD-SEX-MONEY TOLD AT CODY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DAKOTA THEATRE CARAVAN DUST OFF DEPRESSION YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*DAKOTA THEATRE CARAVAN DUST OFF DEPRESSION YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*WEBER-WILKINSON TO RESUME TENNIS RIVALRY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WEBER-WILKINSON TO RESUME TENNIS RIVALRY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WEBER-WILKINSON TO RESUME TENNIS RIVALRY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROPERTY OWNERS FIGHT DEVELOPERS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS CLOSE TO HAVING OWN SENATE PANEL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD OKS {dollar}42 MILLION BUILDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS CLOSE TO HAVING OWN SENATE PANEL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPERTY OWNERS FIGHT DEVELOPERS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNIONS' CAMPAIGN SPENDING-MEIERHENRY SPURNS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNIONS' CAMPAIGN SPENDING-MEIERHENRY SPURNS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL GETS 2-WEEK RAIL EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LIBRARY STORIES ENTHRALL YOUNGSTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION FLIP-FLOPS-OKS LAND TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION FLIP-FLOPS-OKS LAND TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE APPROVES WEB PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE APPROVES WEB PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WEEKEND'S TREAT IN ARTS-NOSTALGIA (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SHOULD BE 1ST 'DUD' TO GO (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO SURPLUS DOVES IN NORTHERN STATES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SHOULD BE 1ST 'DUD' TO GO (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEFENDS MONEY GAME (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WASTE OF MONEY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LABOR DEPT MAY INCREASE STAFF,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BAG TAX BASE CALLED COUNTY BUFFER,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD CORN AHEAD OF LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
UNITED WAY BURROWS EXECUTIVES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ALCOHOL OVERDOSE KILLS YOUTH,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
JANKLOW CUTS WILL BENEFIT ALL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SOCIALIST CANDIDATE IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
FAIR GRANDSTAND SALES UP 12 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
JANKLOW CUTS WILL BENEFIT ALL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
'RAIL DAY' SCHEDULED HERE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
RAPE VICTIM WON'T FILE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
RAPE VICTIM WON'T FILE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SRI LANKA OFFICIALS IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SALESMAN-GETTING INTO SD BOOZE BUSINESS TOUGH,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY LISTS CITY HALL ABUSES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY LISTS CITY HALL ABUSES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
S & L OFFICE RESUMES BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMPLETE GRAND JURY REPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
COMPLETE GRAND JURY REPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DOCTORS THINK MAN HAS ENCEPHALITIS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOCTORS THINK MAN HAS ENCEPHALITIS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ICC BACKS RAIL ABANDONMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL VOTES TO REAUTHORIZE WEB,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE PANEL VOTES TO REAUTHORIZE WEB,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"30,000 AWAIT WEB WATER APPROVAL","Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*NEW LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"30,000 AWAIT WEB WATER APPROVAL","Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"BUSINESS-MACHINE FIRM SUES MEYERS, PARTNER","Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"BUSINESS-MACHINE FIRM SUES MEYERS, PARTNER","Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
10-YEAR-OLD CHARGED IN ROSEBUD KILLING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL PACTS WELCOME STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"COVERAGE OF CADETS, DEFENSE TRENDS HIT (L)","Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
URGES SENATE VOTE AGAINST CONFIRMATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
QUESTIONS WAY CITY FLUSHES WATER MAINS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PIERRE MAYOR SAYS AIR PLANS NOT ADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FORMER LAWYER JUDGED FOR ASSAULT-PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FORMER LAWYER JUDGED FOR ASSAULT-PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN MEET SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEVELOPERS WANT {dollar}1 MILLION LOAN FUND,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE'S JOBLESS FUND GREW IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON REPEALS BUDGET-INCREASE LID,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
INTEREST RATES STALL ABERDEEN MALL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
INFECTION CONTROL SEMINAR HERE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SD MAN SENTENCED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"SD FEDERAL ROAD FUNDS THREATENED, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MEDICAID CUTS TO HURT SD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
STATE STILL SHORT OF NURSES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
INTEREST RATES STALL ABERDEEN MALL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"SD FEDERAL ROAD FUNDS THREATENED, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SENIORS TO DISPLAY CRAFTS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
REGENTS TO REVIEW BUDGETS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
UNITED WAY KICKOFF THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ROW CROPS MATURING FAST,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
BALLISTICS EXPERT BELIEVES STEEL SHOT WORKS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BALLISTICS EXPERT BELIEVES STEEL SHOT WORKS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BALLISTICS EXPERT BELIEVES STEEL SHOT WORKS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS HIT HARRIER TRAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FALL '81 NEW SPIRITS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
'SOLARIS/LAKOTA' PRESENT CONCERT AT SF COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*BERRIGAN TO SPEAK IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
FIDDLING JAMBOREE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
*AL CARTER WILL GIVE A LECTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
WINE-MAKING WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
FROSTS COULD HURT BRAZIL'S '82-'83 COFFEE CROP,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CENDAK STUDY SNAGGED IN WEB WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER COMES TO THE HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD PAIR WINS SUIT AGAINST BROKER,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*ABERDEEN ARTIST TELLS STORY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMPUTERIZED WEATHER REPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF GETS NEW GALLERY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DIRECTOR HITS BOTTOM WITH 'SUMMER LOVERS',"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AUXILIARY MUSICAL WILL HELP YOUNGSTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FALL ARTS CLASSES SET,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PORK ROAST SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HEALTH EDUCATION SEMINARS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
BIKE RIDE BENEFIT SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
GROUND BREAKING CEREMONIES WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
TRACTOR DISPLAY WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*FROM SD SPORTS & DEBT--TO THE USA,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTIANS GET 10 YEARS FOR KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE AWARDS PARTIAL PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF INVESTIGATING HUMBOLDT FARM THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ANNEXATION WOULD REQUIRE MORE SF POLICE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESIDENTS CHALLENGE SF ANNEXATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NUCLEAR FREEZE MERITS SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PEACEMAKER ROLE--DIFFICULT IN MIDEAST (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ANTI-GAMBLING STAND PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SD FINANCING--CONGRESSIONAL RACE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WHY FOSTER QUARRELS OF SMALLER NATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"QUESTIONS FOR LARSEN, ROBERTS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ROBERTS' STAND ON CAMPAIGN FUNDS HIT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
PERFORMANCE STRESSED IN CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POLICE DEPT CONSIDERS HANDWRITTEN REPORTS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STORE FALSELY ACCUSES COUPLE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS WILL HELP POOR,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LIBRARIANS ANGRY OVER NEW FILM FEE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TAXPAYERS DECIDE AGAINST SUING DAVISON,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
VA WANTS REVAMP OF TWO FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MONFORE MUM ON FISHING RESORT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RESISTING ARREST,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
NO DECISION ON SELLING ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SDSU ENROLLMENT A RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
24-YEAR-OLD PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*BROCKMUELLER FINDS RUNNING MATE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DAKOTA STATE TRAINER A PIONEER,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PLAYOFFS ADD INCENTIVE FOR FOOTBALL TEAMS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
930 FACING LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"EMPLOYEE REACTION--FEAR, ANGER, SILENCE","Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF COLLEGE RECEIVES {dollar}1 MILLION GIFT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMUNITY REACTION--'IT'S GOING TO HURT',"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
74 YEARS OF FIGHTING TO LIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*NEW FALL RELEASES LIGHTEN UP ON COMEDIES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OLD DEPOT CHUGS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HISTORIC FOUNDATION PLANS MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
REUNION IN PENNSYLVANIA RECALLS SD ROOTS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"RADIO, TV MEETING IS IN BROOKINGS","Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*NY CHAPLAIN MINISTERS TO POLICE OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PERPICH VISITS SD TO PROMOTE BUSINESS EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"AUGUST RAINS WASH NORTHWEST, AVOID SOUTHEAST","Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN'S CIRCUS PLANNED AT WESTERN MALL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUCLEAR FREEZE RESOLUTION LACKS SIGNATURES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUSH PROCESSING OF FARM PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHITE HOUSE PROMISES FLIGHT FOR SICK CHILD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE REGENTS WILL HAVE MEETING BY PHONE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TRIBE FILES SUIT TO BLOCK PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MAY PUT TRUSTIES TO WORK IN CUSTER PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOARD SHOULD TIGHTEN ITS PROCEDURES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIGURD ANDERSON'S HELPING HAND,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*KENNEDY WAS SEEKING HELP FOR DRUG PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANNON INVOLVED IN FORT SISSETON DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COUNTY GRAND JURY INDICTS 8 PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DAM RELEASES ADD MORE WATER TO JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW WILL SPEAK AT FOSTER CARE MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PIERRE STILL HAS SALES TAX OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TREATING CORN BORES SAVED {dollar}45 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BILLY MILLS' '64 GOLD MEDAL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WALSH WINS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY',"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PAYCHECK TROTS GAMELY TO FINISH,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"10-MILE BIKE-A-THON RAISES {dollar}11,000","Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEFENSE LINES UP ALL-STAR CAST,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RESERVATION INDIFFERENT TO BANKS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BEAUTY OF GRASSLANDS LOST TO ALL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RUNNERS CAN BE CHOOSY WHEN RACING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*PLENTY OF DUCKS THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DOVES BEING KILLED BY LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
HARD-SELL MARKETING FILLS BOWLING HOUSES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"*IN ZAIRE, AFRICA, HEALTH CARE...","Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PURIFICATION CEREMONY OFFERS VISION,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH CARE IN THE 1990'S,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS MAN DISCOVERS HIS HORIZONS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MERGER MESS GIVES POLITICIANS TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SENATE RACE MISSING TRIMMING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MATHIS HAS SUFFERED ENOUGH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOUNDERS CONSIDERED RELIGION IMPORTANT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*FORMER GOVERNOR ANDERSON ENJOYING LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN COLLAPSES AT PARADE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
MAN SERIOUSLY HURT IN TRUCK ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SHADOW OF GREAT GOBBLER RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
HART TO MAKE CAMPAIGN STOP IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SD MAN ENTERS COWBOY HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SF MAN GIVEN BROADCASTING HONOR,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
COUNSELORS TO HELP FARMERS IN CRISIS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
INCUMBENTS DESTINED TO WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LET MANDAN RULING REST,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HEALTH INDUSTRY FACES BIG CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
FOREIGN MINES THREATEN US INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
RC DOCTOR JOINS FEDERAL WATERFOWL STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
*OUR TOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RIVER PARK DOCTOR A FOUNDER BETTY FORD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RITA ELMEN'S PLANNING HELPS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
VERMILLION EXCHANGES ART WITH GERMAN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*LOW-RATE LOANS MAKE INDUSTRY GO,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER OFFERS SPEED READING COURSE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FAMILY BUSINESS COUNCIL RESUMES MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL FIRM SELLS COMPUTER ANIMATION,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL REALTY FIRM RECEIVES ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OUTSTANDING LOANS TOTAL {dollar}157 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER RECEIVES SMALL BUSINESS AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SUN BELT NO MATCH FOR STATE CLIMATE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SECRETS OF HISTORIC BUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
2ND FORECAST IS BULLISH ON LOCAL JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
FIGHT AGAINST CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1984, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
70-MILE-AN-HOUR WINDS WHIP RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOTEL DEVELOPER SERVES AS REFRESHING EXAMPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LOTTERY NOT ANSWER TO STATE'S PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RENOUNCE STATE LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
HELP GIRL SCOUTING GROW (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GRATEFUL FOR LIFE'S BOUNTY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*VINTON BRINGS MEMORIES TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FARMAID,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*2 BOYS GET A LOT OF HUGS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN HURT IN FALL FROM OVERPASS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLAYHOUSE OFFICIAL TO TALK ABOUT NEW SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
2ND PUBLIC SCHOOL MEETING WILL BE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*AUTHOR TACKLES 125-YEAR HISTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY APPRAISERS BEGIN LONG PROCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEETINGS TO EXPLAIN POSTAL SERVICE PROCEDURES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD FARM EXPERTS MAKE SHOPPING LIST,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR CALLS FOR FARM CRISIS COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT OK'S EMERGENCY PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM EXPERT URGES CONCERN FOR FARM PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMAID TRAIN WILL ROLL AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PRESSLER SEEKS TO CLEAN UP CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LINCOLN SENIOR FALLS FOR GERMANY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AUDIT INDICATES YANKTON COLLEGE OWES GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MCGOVERN CALLS FOR FARM PRICE SUPPORT SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FIRE DAMAGES MUFFLER SHOP,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JURY ACQUITS DOKKEN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LITTON TO LAY OFF 500 FOR A WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REAGAN ORDERS DRUG TESTS FOR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABDNOR LETTER JUMPS GUN ON REAGAN VISIT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY OK'S RATE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
30 SD WORKERS COMPLETE TESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD CITIES TO BENEFIT FROM SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*GROUP SPREADS WORD OF OLD TIME MUSIC,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
UP WITH PEOPLE WILL PERFORM IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
REAGAN GETS CARRIED AWAY IN BATTLE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NURSING HOME CARE IMPROVED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE MUST PROMOTE ALL OF ITS ATTRACTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CENTERS HELP UNITE EFFORTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DELEGATES PLAN SD FARM-RANCH CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN BINGO DEBATED,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"KSFY NEWSMAN COLLAPSES, ENTERS HOSPITAL","Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT TO UNDERGO PSYCHIATRIC EXAM,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST 6 PROTESTING NEAR MEDICAL OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD PENITENTIARY WALKAWAYS REMAIN AT LARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SISSETON MAN CHARGED IN WIFE'S BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ATTORNEY GENERAL RACE HITS HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRAINAGE FEE HIKE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PANEL PASSES INDIAN CLAIM PAYMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AUTHORITIES FIND LOST KEYSTONE ELK HUNTER,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BALLOON FLIGHTS SET FOR SUNDAY IN TUTHILL PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOLE TO HIT SD HUSTINGS SATURDAY IN GROTON,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JURY INDICTS EX-GREGORY MAN FOR MAIL FRAUD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAGUE PLANS FORUM ON CITY WATER SYSTEM PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCVAY SATISFACTORY AFTER HEART BYPASS SURGERY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS ORGANIZES GROUP TO SUPPORT BELL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"STATE, NATIONAL EDUCATION GROUPS BACK ANDAL","Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY CONF TO DISCUSS THE GIFTED STUDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
EX-BANKER GETS 6-MONTH TERM FOR THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
VERMILLION BASIN FARMERS CHANNEL ENERGIES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*TRAFFIC DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"*UNION VIOLATED ORDER, COMPANY SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*2 TODDLERS FOUND IN HOT TUB DIE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BORK SHOULD BE CONFIRMED,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY COMMISSIONERS BREAK FAITH AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TREAT THE UNFORTUNATE WITH DIGNITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"WAY TO GO, CENTER (L)","Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
OPINIONS BEING MUFFLED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*LINCOLN ROLLS PAST KNIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*TAILGATE PARTIES KICK OFF SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA PROFESSORS AWARDED,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
TEACHERS NAMED TO TALLENT CLUB,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
EVENT TO RAISE ALZHEIMER'S FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HURON VOTES TO KEEP 2ND CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAPE CONSIDERED SEPARATE INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ENTERS PLEA IN JENNER CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON MAN NAMED TO HEAD BIDEN EFFORT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TRAVELS TO SPREAD BAPTIST MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION PARES BUDGET REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DUDLEY ANTICIPATES PAPAL CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PANEL SUGGESTS PENALTIES FOR EARLY PRIMARIES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
THREE SCHOOLS PASS MUSTER,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PEACE RELEASE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CIRCUIT JUDGE REFUSES TO MOVE MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGES RECEIVE GRANTS FOR SPECIAL SERVICES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CONSULTANTS CONDUCTING AIR SERVICE STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CORRECTIONS PANEL TO DISCUSS SPRINGFIELD PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FIDDLERS TO COMPETE AT ANNUAL JAMBOREE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HONEYWELL ISSUE CALLED A MISUNDERSTANDING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATOR HAS SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON TO MEET WITH FOREST OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WHERE HAS MY LITTLE DOG GONE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CONSTITUTION EVENTS SET ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TRUCK DRIVER RECEIVES HEART TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FLORIDA MAN OPPOSES CONTRA AID IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
CHARGES WILKA WITH PROVIDING MISINFORMATION,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*RAINFALL AMOUNTS VARY IN STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
FORMER STATE EMPLOYEE WINS DAMAGES IN APPEALS COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CITY BOXER GETS SECOND CHANCE AT GAMES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AREA SOIL WELCOMES MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
EX-SD RESIDENTS FLEE STORM'S PATH,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CAMPAIGN NEITHER DIRTY NOR VERY INFORMATIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOARD COULD CREATE STAR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REORGANIZATION MEANS BETTER STATE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GORBACHEV HAS RIGHT IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"JANKLOW SWAYED BY {dollar}30,000 (L)","Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
COUNCIL MOVE MAKES RUMORS--SILENCE REIGNS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA PROP FORUM HELD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FORUMS TO FOCUS ON CHILDREN, FAMILY","Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER--CHAMBER AGAINST BRADLEY BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIN HAMPERS EFFORT TO CLEAN FUEL SPILL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SINGERS TO PERFORM FOR VETERANS HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RAINING SMILES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGES PLEAD CASE FOR UNIVERSITY STATUS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TALKS TAKE 3-WEEK RECESS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY SETS {dollar}2.6 MILLION GOAL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GUARDSMAN TO PILOT NATIONAL AIR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VOLK SEEKS ALTERNATIVE TO RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
10TH STREET STRIP MALL OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BEST BUY RECORDS RECORD AUGUST SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CELLULAR ONE IS EXPANDING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
RUTLAND TO SPEAK AT TRUCKING MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*BUILDERS PARADE NEW HOMES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
NEW DIRECTOR NAMED FOR AG OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POT SWAP WILL STAY OUT OF TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOST PLANS SET FOR BUSH VISIT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MOM TAKES SON'S DETENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD HAS SEEN 15 PRESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
SEXUALITY SEMINAR TODAY AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*A NEW LOOK AT HYMNS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'VERY SPECIAL' ART FEST OPENS AT MALL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CITY MINISTER ATTRACTED TO BRITAIN'S CHARM,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*AL PACINO SPARKLES IN 'SEA OF LOVE',"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
*VOTERS SHOULD DECIDE FUTURE OF HIGH SCHOOL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REDI LOAN RECIPIENTS SHOULD BE FORCED TO PAY WAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*2 JACKRABBITS DASH TO CROSS COUNTRY WINS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOYER WILL HEAD LOCAL PATROL OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONTANA LAWMAKER TO TOUR DROUGHT AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS NOT READY TO NAME DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SD, IOWA FARMERS TO TALK WITH NELSON","Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS UPGRADES ITS TRAVELING LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"12,500 SITTING BULL STAMPS SOLD IN 1 DAY","Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SERVING UP A NEW SURFACE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"DRUG, WEAPON CHARGES FILED","Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"KEEP QUITTING, YOU'LL NEVER AMOUNT ...","Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY FINDS CHANGE IN FARM BILL OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RENNER MAN CONFESSES TO KILLING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BRANDON WILL HIRE 3 MORE TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MASTEN CHALLENGES PRESSLER ON DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROSECUTOR--KILLER LIED ABOUT FRIEND,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REGENTS APPROVE MINOR CHANGES IN ADMISSIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*PARKING TICKETS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*VIDEO LOTTERY SHUFFLES SD LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AS HURON UNIVERSITY REACHES OUT...,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON'S TALK AT SCHOOL IS QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MEETING HELPS RECONCILIATION (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*SAMUELSON HAS CHANCE TO WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
"CORPORATIONS, RICH MUST PAY FOR TAXES (L)","Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
SD GETS 22.5 PERCENT OF NET MACHINE INCOME (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
CAN WHALEN TREAT LAKOTANS FAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
MOTHERS GIVE MORE GUIDANCE THAN DADS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
HEADLINE VIOLATED AIRMAN'S PRIVACY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
INITIATVE 2 WILL CONTROL MINING PACE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
WISHES OF CHILDREN SHOULD COME FIRST (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
DENVER'S WHOLESOME CONCERT FANTASTIC (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
"FULL BALLOT GOOD NEWS, NOT BAD (L)","Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
*IT'S A WILD CARD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.A0, col.1"
*ONE NIGHT IN THE LIFE OF A MACHINE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.A0, col.1"
*ABOUT VIDEO GAMBLING REPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.A0, col.2"
*DIFFERENT STORIES--THE GAIN AND THE PAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.A, p.A0, col.3"
CHANGES PROPOSED IN '91 REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
COUNTY OFFICIALS WILL MEET IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE CO-SPONSORS BILL TO HALT PROFITEERING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIFTED CONFERENCE SET FOR SEPTEMBER 27-29,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY GROUP PLANS CONFERENCE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE MAN NAMED TO TOURISM PANEL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIDDLIN' AROUND,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*11,170 ACRES OF BLACK HILLS DESTROYED","Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*EXPECTS FEWER, BUT LARGER FARMS IN FUTURE","Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"INDIANS, WHITES DISCUSS RELATIONS","Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BROOKINGS ELKS CLUB OPENS NEW BUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WORTHINGTON TURKEY GOBBLES UP DISTANCE TO WIN RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CROW CREEK RESIDENTS PICKET TRIBAL OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SENATE PANEL OK'S FUNDS FOR BIOSTRESS LAB,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"MENTAL HEALTH REPORTS SIMILAR, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MURDER CONSPIRACY CASE TRIAL SET,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
UNIDENTIFIED PATTERNS IN FIELD GO UNCHECKED,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CEREMONY HONORING ACTOR PHILLIPS POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
RAPID VALLEY MAN SENTENCED FOR ARSON,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*FARM CRISIS NOT MAIN CONCERN IN ELECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TASK FORCE MEMBER UNHAPPY WITH DELAY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOLIDAY TO HONOR AMERICAN INDIANS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
AG COLLEGE TO HONOR 4 SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SEARS STORES OFFER CHARGE CARD BONUSES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WORTHINGTON CAN RECEIVE KDLT-TV,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*TRIES OUT PARKING WITHOUT PLUGGING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*WHO NEEDS HOLLYWOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*COUPLES STRUGGLE TO FIND PARENTHOOD, PEACE","Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*TRIP IN ALCAN HIGHWAY IS EASIER TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1990, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*SOUTHEAST AREAS ARE NEIGHBORHOODS-IN-THE-MAKING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUNNY CROP FORECAST ISN'T SHINING ON ALL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VIKINGS SPEAK INTO CIRCLE OF VICTORS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*'THE COMMITMENTS'--GOOD MUSIC, WEAK STORY","Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*HOLMES FANS GATHER TO CELEBRATE THEIR HERO,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CARLIN--FUNNY BUT OFFENSIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
"DELANO, DOLLY HURT STATE, SHOULD BE FIRED (L)","Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"FOR TWINS AND FANS, IT'S SWEET AGAIN (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RETIRED DEACONS CAN OFFER RELIEF TO DIOCESE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME TO SPEAK UP ON TITLE X REGULATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*NO LOAN GUARANTEES FOR ISRAELIS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BREAST PAIN SHOULD BE CHECKED OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*BARNETT WILL RIDE HIS FRISBEES TO FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JOB REFERENCES HIT GRAY AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CONTROVERSIAL PROF WILL TALK AT STATE CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FORMER DWU PRESIDENT TO LECTURE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAMING COMMITTEE TO REVIEW LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MASURS TO DISCUSS ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RACIAL RECOGNITION BANQUET IS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
22 STUDENTS WANTED AS LEGISLATIVE INTERNS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JOHNSON IRONS HIS OWN CLOTHES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU STUDENTS HUNT FOR HOUSING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO SUE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MEMORIAL DEDICATED,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
A MIDWESTERNER WHO PROVIDES NATIONAL APPEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*EDUCATOR OYAN, 86, DIES","Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTIES PREPARE FOR UTILITY VALUE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OSHA INSPECTIONS 'ADEQUATE',"Argus LeaderSep 16 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*VICE-VERSA VISITORS DELIGHT CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TO EXPECT CONTINUAL PROPERTY TAX INCREASES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*QUAYLE'S STOP BRIEFLY INTERRUPTS CAMPAIGN TRIP,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FIRST-HAND LOOK AT VP CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*TEACHER'S JOB GOES BEYOND THE CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MORE PUBLIC-ACCESS CHANNELS NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BOY RETURNS TODAY FROM MAKE-A-WISH TRIP,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CARETRAUM TO ARGUE FOR EQUAL 911 ACCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON OFFICIAL CHARGED IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATES PLEAD GUILTY IN DRUG CONSPIRACY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL AIDS ANALYST TO SPEAK ON CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GRAPHIC ABORTION ADS 'PAST RHETORIC',"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHADOW WASHING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OWNER DREAMS OF SUPER BOWL REOPENING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAW ENFORCEMENT NEEDS BLAMED FOR TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE CRITICIZED FOR VOTER SIGNUPS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ADMINISTRATION MAKES DEPARTMENT CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HILL CITY MAN DIES IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KIMBALL MEMORIAL TO BE DEDICATED SEPTEMBER 27,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU DEPARTMENT HEAD WINS AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JURORS' EMOTIONS STILL TROUBLSOME,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARTIES PREPARE FOR BATTLE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BUSH MADE CIA MORE EFFECTIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*LINCOLN SHOWS BALANCE IN CLIPPING KNIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JACKRABBIT 15 CELEBRATES 30TH YEAR OF RUNNING FUN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BIG BIRD STILL STANDING TALL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BANK CHIEF QUITS--FEDS ASK FOR AUDIT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EYE TO RIBEYE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COSTLY CARE A GROWING PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SAYS PORTRAITS ARE WASTE OF MONEY, TIME","Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*EARLY COLD SNAP TAKES BITE FROM AREA CROP YIELDS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DISABLED NEED SEATS AT SIOUX FALLS ARENA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IT'S TIME TO CONSIDER TAX CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTERS NEED TO REFORM CITY HALL GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--TO HELP LOWER THE PROPERTY-TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ELK POINT MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"JUVENILE, 16, CHARGED IN ASSAULT CASE","Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BEATING GIRLFRIEND,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHREIER VOTE MOVES CLOSER,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PULLED GUN ON OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN TO BE ALLOWED INTO FRATERNAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BEAGLE POWER,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
'BROKEN PROMISE' SPURRED PROTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY STUDENTS BEAT ACT AVERAGES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLINTON JOB PERFORMANCE RATING STILL LOW--SD POLL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS GRADE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
RIOT CHARGE IS BECAUSE I'M WHITE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AIR BASE PROJECT GOOD SIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-COP ADMITS FALSIFYING RECORDS--BOX ELDER,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HISTORY CONFERENCE CHALLENGES THESIS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON AIRPORT REVIEWS PLANS AFTER JURY AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PUBLIC RADIO STATION OK'D FOR LITTLE EAGLE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TURTON MAN TO HEAD ELECTRIC CO-OP BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FLOOD FUND ALLOCATIONS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"FLANDREAU TRIBE APPROVES CASINO, MOTEL EXPANSION","Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILLER THOUGHT {dollar}100 BET ISSUE WOULD PASS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MOST LEGISLATIVE LAWS REFERRED TO VOTE LOSE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*COUNTY-BY-COUNTY RESULTS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MINNEHAHA HOLDS LARGEST SD POPULATION--RURAL/URBAN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
INDIAN TRIBES RENEW VOWS OF FRIENDSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*PHEASANT NUMBERS DOWN IN EASTERN PART OF SD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DANDY DUCK SEASON AHEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WORK PORTFOLIO HELPS ASSESS ALONG WITH TESTS (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*KELO BALKS AT DEMANDS, SO KTTW RUSHES TO GET SHOW","Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTS MUST PAY HIGH COST,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OPERATOR FINDS REWARDS WORKING JUST WITH INFANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FAMILIES MAY QUALIFY FOR SD AID,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DAY-CARE INCOME OFTEN LOW,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
"*CRASH VICTIM WAS QUIET, HARD-WORKING","Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
51 SEEK SCHOOL BOARD SEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GROUP PROTESTS PAGEANT DANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
COMPANY STARTS SCHOLARSHIP FUND,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
CALLERS OVERWHELMINGLY OPPOSE INVASION OF HAITI,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CLINTON ACTING AS WORLD'S POLICEMAN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ETHANOL USE KEPT HOSTAGE IN COURT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
REP JOHNSON VOTED FOR UNCONSTITUTIONAL BILL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
CRIME BILL TAKES AWAY AN INDIVIDUAL'S RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
STATE'S 'BIG SPENDER' MERITS MORE ATTENTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
SCHOOL-BOARD VETS DISPLAYING IMMATURITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
CHRISTIAN RIGHT WANTS FREEDOM FOR ALL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
CRIME BILL IMPOSES BURDEN ON GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
NORWEGIAN SCHOOLS OFFER GOOD ALTERNATIVES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
LAW-ABIDING CITIZENS SHOULD KEEP THEIR GUNS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
CONGRESSMAN DOES LOTS OF COMPROMISING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR SCHOOL BOARD SPOT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
EXPLOSION VICTIM IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOY HIT BY PICKUP NEAR GRADE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROJECT TEACHES KIDS ABOUT VOTING PROCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR GUILTY OF STEALING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FOUR-LEGGED FOURTH-GRADER EARNS A,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENT DOCTORS PEDAL TO PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINNESOTA AVENUE STORES ARGUE AGAINST PARKING BAN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SUPPORTERS OF LOTTERY MAKE PUSH,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FURNITURE FIRM TO OPEN AT GATEWAY PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD DELAYS BUSES FROM SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*STATE CHECKS FOR VFW EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RED CROSS HELPING FAMILY HIT BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSIONERS OK WHEEL TAX FOR 1995,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*SENATE APPROVES MONEY FOR RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WEATHER SERVICE TO BUILD ON CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TEEN'S RAPE CONVICTION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*HOME TOUR FOCUSES ON CLASSIC STYLES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CHURCH LEADERS CONCERNED ABOUT GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COURT ORDERS NEW INVESTMENT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
RESIDENTS WANT BOARD TO BAN NUDE DANCING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*COMPANY LURED TO BROOKINGS CREATES JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE HOTEL IN SPEARFISH CANYON,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*AUTHOR STRESSES INSTANT MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
UNBEATEN VIKING VOLLEYBALL TEAM RETURNS HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BALANCE IS THE KEY FOR COYOTE RUNNERS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*NORTHLANDER'S BEAR DONATED TO AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NEW PETUNIA PATCHES CAN GRACE YOUR LAWN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SF TEACHER ILLUSTRATES SIGN LANGUAGE IN BOOK,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MUMS FILL OUT WITH PRUNING,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
THOUSANDS OF DUCKS DIE FROM BOTULISM,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HOME PRICES ON THE MOVE UP AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN CHARGED IN '92 DEATH OF YANKTON WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
INDIAN CASINOS MIGHT FACE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*'I HATE HAMLET' MAKES A CASE FOR GLORY OF THEATER,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*ART TO HELP CATHEDRAL,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*GROUP TO FOCUS ON NEEDS OF SINGLE PARENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*POLKA KING STRUTS TODAY AT CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*ABORTION FOES FAIL TO RECOGNIZE FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRESSLER BOWS TO WHIM OF MINING COMPANIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"JOHNSON, DASCHLE ARE PUPPETS OF CLINTON (L)","Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
VISITOR CONVINCED OF GARZA'S INNOCENCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*FAITH TURNS A PEASANT'S LIFE INTO ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"JANKLOW'S NEPHEW DIES, MOTHER INJURED IN 1-CAR CRASH","Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
15-YEAR-OLD REPORTS ACQUAINTANCE RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SLAIN BALLOONIST PARTICIPANT IN RALLY,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN CHARGED IN MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WILDERNESS WEEKEND WOWS WOMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'INTERNIST'S INTERNIST' GETS LAUREATE AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL MAY OK U-TURNS ON 10TH,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
DEAL STRUCK IN LAWSUIT OVER CRASH OF AIRPLANE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*JANE ROE'S LAWYER TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WRITER TO SPEAK AS HARDING LECTURER,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ADBUCT MAN DURING NIGHT DEPOSIT AT BANK,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN IN DRUG BUST GETS SUSPENDED TERM,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MEDICAID ADS IRRITATE PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BOARD FIRES TEACHER ACCUSED OF SEX WITH STUDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"*WIFE, HUSBAND TO GET NEUHARTH JOURNALISM HONOR","Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
OWNER COULD FACE TRIBAL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*RELISHED ATHLETICS, TEACHING","Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*PRIVATE SCHOOL ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FORT PIERRE MAN CHARGED IN HUNTING PARTNERS' DEATHS,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BIA DIRECTOR DENIES OFFICIAL'S CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BOWLING REPLACES SCHOOL DANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
REPEALS THREATEN PROPERTY-TAX REDUCTION--GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*HAIR STYLIST TO PAMPER IN A NEW SPOT,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"SD LOAN PROGRAM SAID TO CREATE JOBS, AID MANUFACTURI","Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
PETERSON QUITS BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*THE SPORT WAS AMERICA'S GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF CATHOLICS-SERIES OVERDONE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ANNEXATION BECOMES MONEY MATTER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRAGONS DWELL IN STUDENTS' MINDS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OLD-TIME CHARMS ON BEAVER CREEK,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"POLICE, FIRE OFFICIALS-ANNEXATION LITTLE STRAIN","Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO TALK TO AGENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
WILDERNESS BILL INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
RESIDENTS TAKE PRIDE IN THEIR 'ISLAND',"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
EDUCATOR'S MEETING PLANNED,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
OIL FLOWS IN FALL RIVER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SUNFLOWER STAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW'S CHOICES FOR PANEL DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*INTENSIVE CARE NURSING ADDS HUMAN TOUCH,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WEEK OF THE NURSE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LACK OF FUNDS STALLS INDIAN TV STATION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LACK OF FUNDS STALLS INDIAN TV STATION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LACK OF FUNDS STALLS INDIAN TV STATION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*PHYSICIAN AWARDED CITATION FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*PHYSICIAN AWARDED CITATION FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CITY BUDGET HEARINGS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
SD MAY JOIN ND FIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD MAY JOIN ND FIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INMATE-CODY SAID 'I DID IT'-WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
INMATE-CODY SAID 'I DID IT'-WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*THE BUS DEPOT...,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOVE LETTERS TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOVE LETTERS TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COLLECTOR LARSON'S GOT THEM-FROM DONALD DUCK TO...,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*COLLECTOR LARSON'S GOT THEM-FROM DONALD DUCK TO...,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
'FIREWORKS' EXPECTED AT MEETING ON SIOUX TRIBAL LAND,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED MISSOURI RIVER BOUNDARY FACES OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*S DAKOTA FARMERS FIND SILAGE PROFITABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
'FIREWORKS' EXPECTED AT MEETING ON SIOUX TRIBAL LAND,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*S DAKOTA FARMERS FIND SILAGE PROFITABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMO OFFICIAL ASSAILS ROBERTS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ORDINANCE BANS PUBLIC BEGGING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATE HOSPITAL ROOM COSTS RISE 28.6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GEOLOGIST PREDICTS INCREASED OIL-GAS DRILLING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ORDINANCE BANS PUBLIC BEGGING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GEOLOGIST PREDICTS INCREASED OIL-GAS DRILLING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SENATE SAYS OK TO WEB FUNDING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SENATE SAYS OK TO WEB FUNDING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CARTER CRITICISM OF REAGAN UNFAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CARTER CRITICISM OF REAGAN UNFAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CARTER CRITICISM OF REAGAN UNFAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUESTION CABLE'S CHANNEL 13-PROGRAMMING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEPT 30 SLIP UP SURVEY DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FOUR-INCH SNOW FALLS IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEBSTER CRASH CLAIMS SECOND VICTIM,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SENATE APPROVES ELLSWORTH FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ALCOHOLISM AUTHORITY TO SPEAK HERE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SD POPULATION UP 3.8 PERCENT IN 1970'S,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
TAX GROUP LIKES ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
PASTOR HEADS FAIRNESS BODY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
PASTOR HEADS FAIRNESS BODY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
DIRECTED RAIL SERVICE SEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL SESSION SET ON WATER AND RAILS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TWO RECALLS IN ONE YEAR FIRST FOR SD,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMER FIGHTS COUNTY TRAILER ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMER FIGHTS COUNTY TRAILER ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MARATHONER KNOWS TRAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*MARATHONER KNOWS TRAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STEEL SHOT HAS BAD REPUTATION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"*RED WILLOW MAKES A CHANGE IN PERSONNEL, SOUND","Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*RED WILLOW MAKES A CHANGE IN PERSONNEL, SOUND","Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE PING-PONG MIND OF MADCAP PEE-WEE HERMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE--USD OFFICIALS RETALIATED AGAINST LIBRARIAN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYED A GARBAGE BIN AT ROBSON HARDWARE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIRM SUES 9 INSURANCE SALESMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--USD OFFICIALS RETALIATED AGAINST LIBRARIAN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--USD OFFICIALS RETALIATED AGAINST LIBRARIAN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COORDINATION SAVES 2 CHILDREN FROM POISONING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--USD OFFICIALS RETALIATED AGAINST LIBRARIAN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS TANGLE WITH '82 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS TANGLE WITH '82 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW RESORTS TO VERBAL OVERKILL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY DELAYS BUILDING AIRPORT TERMINAL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITY CUTS OFF WATER TO 38 HOMES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN REJECTS BETTING REQUEST,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
FARMERS' GROUP PLEASED WITH HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
46.2 PERCENT OF LANDOWNERS BANNED HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
PANEL TOLD MORE MANDAN STUDY NEEDED,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"TARGET PRICES, LOAN RATES...FARM BILL IS CONFUSING","Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GROUP STUDIES NEW FACILITY FOR MISGUIDED GIRLS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"TARGET PRICES, LOAN RATES...FARM BILL IS CONFUSING","Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
GROUP STUDIES NEW FACILITY FOR MISGUIDED GIRLS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*AG LEADERS UNITE BEHIND GIVEAWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD POLITICIAN FIGHTING FOR HIS LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD TO SUE FEDS OVER SET-ASIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*JUDITH GUEST SCORES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN'S WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNCIL REQUESTS MANAGER'S RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTERFEIT {dollar}10 BILL PASSED AT RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OIL--GAS PERMIT FEES STAY {dollar}100,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KENNEDY CHARGED WITH HEROIN POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW'S HAD ENOUGH POLITICS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION--MORRELL LIKES WILSON PACT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WORKERS SEE NO REASON FOR LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WOLLMAN WILL TRY FOR STATE SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOOKSTORE MANAGERS REQUEST SUIT'S DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY ECONOMY HEALTHIER THAN 1970,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAKE ANDES MAN GUILTY OF SELLING EAGLE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS TO BE TRIED SEPARATELY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL WANTS TO GET RICHER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW SAYS FRIENDLY BORDER WAR STILL ON,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STOFFERAHN EXPECTS MODERATE RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PERPICH WANTS TO JUNK 'BUY MINNESOTA' LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CHEM-NUCLEAR'S PUSH IN STATE IS DISTURBING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY QUOTES INSENSITIVE TO WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MORRELL, UNION SHOULD TRY AGAIN (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOTERS DESERVE PRESSLER'S ANSWER ON FREEZE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JURIES CAN BE TOLD OF PRIOR CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS ATTEND TO BUSINESS VIA PHONE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BELL GIVES STATE'S SCHOOLS HIGH MARKS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*SENIOR ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CROOKS OPTIMISTS' CLUB RAISES MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
DENTAL ASSOCIATION BEGINS 100TH MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MAN INDICTED FOR RECEIVING STOLEN TV,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PRIZES FROM UNION PICNIC STILL UNCLAIMED,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*SDSU'S CARLSON'S GALLOPING NOW,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SERIES FRANKLY EXPLAINS CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*TAKE TIME OUT FOR SERIES ON ABUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*PINE RIDGE--A WELFARE STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO GREENBACK GRIDIRONS FOR THIS KID,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARADE OF HOMES GIVES A VIEW,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT MEETINGS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
8 AREA STUDENTS MAKE SEMIFINALS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CORN CROP MAY BE LARGEST IN 5 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SF HORSEJUMPING SHOW SET,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TO PAY SEWER COMPLETION BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"NATION, STATE RESPOND TO PROBLEMS (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RELIGIOUS RIGHT-WING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COLLEGES NEED MORE MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AG ECONOMIST TO KEYNOTE FARMERS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARMY CORPS SETS MISSOURI RESERVOIR MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HATCHERY UPGRADE SHOULD INCREASE FISH OUTPUT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEN SUFFER GUNSHOT WOUNDS IN FIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CITY SAYS NO TO RAMADA INN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MAN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AIDS EPIDEMIC IS CAUSE FOR CONCERN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE OWES VOTERS ABORTION EXPLANATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*OLD THEATER TURNED INTO TEEN HANGOUT--PARKER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOYS AGAINST BEAST,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS QUESTION JANKLOW APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HORMEL WORKERS TO PICKET LOCAL FIRST BANK,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY RENEWS PLEA FOR REGIONAL JAILS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY OFFICIALS SING UP A STORM,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GIAGO WINS MENCKEN AWARD FOR WRITING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"COURT WRONG ON PAY ISSUE, ABDNOR SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN GETS 16 YEARS FOR MOLESTING CHILD,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"HUNKING, PETERSON CLASH OVER WATER PLANT PLAN","Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BLACK STUDIES PIONEER TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ENERGY ASSISTANCE PLAN AVAIABLE FOR REVIEW,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FORMER DASCHLE WORKER TO MANAGE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MISSION WOMAN DIES IN SUNDAY CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LAKE POINSETT'S HIGH WATER LEVEL TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RAPID CITY OFFICER STRUCK BY CAR DIES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*INDIVIDUAL GOALS DRIVE RUNNING CALDWELL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DCI PROBES PETERSON WORK ORDER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEADMEN--SHOOTING WAS IN COLD BLOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAINFALL DRENCHES CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOMECOMING TO BE LIMITED TO HOME TURF,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DON'T SLIGHT FARMERS MR. REAGAN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOTEL DEVELOPMENT NOT SUCH GOOD DEAL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"FOR AG'S SAKE, KEEP ABDNOR (L)","Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
US OFFICIALS MUST WAKE UP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BELL TOUTS ODD MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DRIVERS SET POOR EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*ARIZ MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CANDIDATES ABOUT FARM BILL, TAXES AT DEBATE","Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FAITH RANCHER, EX-LAWMAKER TO HEAD CAMPAIGN","Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAMM TO CAMPAIGN IN SF FOR ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAIG OPEN TO WOUNDED KNEE LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE APPEALS ORDER LIMITING ONE TO A CELL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS WATERTOWN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JOHNSON'S '77 FORD DROPS OUT OF THE RUNNING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE ORDERS SEPARATE TRIALS FOR 3 IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS FOR KERKHOVE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TELEPHONE DEREGULATION PLANS GET HUNG UP,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ABDNOR'S BEER BILL BREWS TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BELLE FOURCHE MAN SUES MINING FIRM,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESS ABOVE REPROACH,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS INTEREST PAID ON DOME DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*FORESTBURG MELONS STILL TOP-SEEDED,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CORN PALACE DAYS CELEBRATING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TEACHERS HONOR COLLEGE PROFESSOR,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
SDSU ANNOUNCES AWARD WINNERS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*LINCOLN GIRLS DOWN KNIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BULLET'S JOHNSON SPORTS A CANISTOTA CONNECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA STATE COACH ENDS BASKETBALL HIATUS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SNELL BOWLS OVER GOLDMAN FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*FREEDOM OF SPEECH CALLED MOST POPULAR RIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOOSE ATTRACT CROWD NEAR DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON TAX FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NEWSPAPER UNPATRIOTIC (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
POPE JOHN PAUL'S VISIT INSPIRING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WHAT'S NEXT--FREE SNOW SHOVELING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CLINIC DOESN'T CLAIM CURE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*WORTHING THEATRE PLANS SERIES OF 5,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORMER BRITISH OFFICIAL TO TALK IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
MCKENNAN HOSPITAL SPONSORS WELLNESS FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
OLLIE NORTH'S SLIDE SHOW PRESENTED TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
YANKTON WRITERS CLUB TO HOLD CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
COMPANY SPILLS 100 GALLONS OF OIL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAY DESIGNATED TO HONOR SCHOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING TO FOCUS ON SOLID WASTE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN ARSON CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RENNER MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THEFT OF MORPHINE UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANOTHER STRIKER ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SEPTEMBER SOAKER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXTRA SALES TAX MAY BE DROPPED EARLY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW LOT EASES LINCOLN PARKING PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*KIDNAPPING, RAPE SUSPECT ARRESTED","Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARTS GROUP MAKES BUDGET REQUEST,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON TO TAKE RIDE IN B-1 BOMBER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHUFFLE OF CAPITOL OFFICES COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO PROVIDE HOMES FOR THE ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FARMLAND RENT RIDES ROLLER COASTER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CUSTER TEACHERS SETTLE WITH SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
KYLE MAN LIFE SENTENCED IN RAPE OF NUN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MISSOURI ACCIDENT KILLS SOUTH DAKOTA MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN DIES IN VEHICLE ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENTENCING SCHEDULED IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SUMMERTIME BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
NAME CHANGE PLAN GETS REGENTS' OK,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HURRICANE EASY ON SD RETIREE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BALLOT ADVOCATES SAY AD CLAIM IS SCARE TACTIC,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ART MUSEUM TO AUCTION MARGHAB LINENS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
'NO SEX' STUMBLES FROM ACTORS' STRESS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
"FOOD PANTRY GETS GRANT, VEHICLE DONATION","Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HUMANE SOCIETY WINS CAT ADOPTION CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NURSES RECEIVE AUDIOMETER FROM SERTOMANS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BANKS DONATE FURNITURE TO COUNSELING SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
DRUG SUSPENSIONS WILL HELP FOOTBALL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCROOGE PHILOSOPHY FOR WORKERS HELPS BRING FIRMS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JOHNSON'S FIGHTING FOR STATES INTERESTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
AMENDMENT D MAKES SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SOME SUPPORT PAY HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
EVEN GOVERNOR NEEDS TICKET (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
REPUBLICANS TAKE PAC CASH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
RELIGIOUS BROADCASTS TO AIR ON SF TV STATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
N COLORADO SHOULD LEAVE NORTH CENTRAL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 TO GAIN BASEBALL GREATNESS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WOLFGANG CHASES CHEATERS DAY SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*WRESTLING TWINS SEEK SEOUL GOLD,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*GOVERNOR NAMES NEW GUARD LEADER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUNKEN DRIVING MEASURE MOVES ON,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE NATURALIZES 28 PEOPLE IN AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY WON'T INDICT CITY TRUCKER IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
26TH STREET SECTION TO OPEN NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FACES OF EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABOUREZK KNEW HOW TO WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATOR FEARS DROPOUT RATE WILL RISE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD COLLEGE ENROLLMENT GROWS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS OK DEAF SCHOOL ADVISORY PANEL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FORMS UPSET WORKERS AT BALANCE SYSTEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*OFFICIALS SPECULATE ON TENANTS FOR PROPOSED CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*VOLK'S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER MADISON POLICE CHIEF SEEKS DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRAND JURY STILL EXISTS IN JENNER MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS WORRY ABOUT PLAZA DELAY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS APPROVE SALARY INCREASE PACKAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS KILL THREE PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*JUDGE RETIRES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"1,200 MORE CAN SEE BUSH SPEAK","Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SOME PLAIN TALK FROM THE PLAINS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CAR CRASH KNOCKS OUT POWER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FORMER AG SECRETARY TO HEAD STATE FMHA,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OLD-TIME FIDDLER QUITS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LETTER TO PRESIDENT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS WANT SAMUELSON TO ATTACK MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
RESEARCH FAVORED BIG FARMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
WILL WAL-MART BRING CITY JOB EXCELLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
FRANKENFELD IMPRESSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
GOODMAN WOMEN'S REP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
MUENSTER KISSES OFF VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
SOLEM HAD FRIENDLY JUDGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
"AUGUSTANA, STATE EXTEND RECORDS TO 3-0","Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FALL SEASONS DRAW HUNTERS TO OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GUN SAFETY MUST BE 1ST PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SD SERVES AS OASIS IN CENTRAL FLYWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*AN OVERALL DECLINE IN PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
CENTURY-OLD TOWNS TO RECEIVE HONORS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COOKIE MONSTER SET TO VISIT THE EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
METHODISTS PLAN TO BUILD HAITI SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS LOOK INTO ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRUG BATTLE IS GETTING TOUGHER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"BOARD--TEEN HOME, MEDICAL WASTE INCINERATOR","Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROWING ENROLLMENT PUTS SQUEEZE ON CLASSROOMS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ARTS FEST IS 'DAY OF INSPIRATION',"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DAKOTAH INC PLANS TO CLOSE 3 PLANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*LICENSED TO MARRY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VOTE SUPPORTS WEB OFFICE IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*EROS EMPLOYEE HONORED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
AUSTAD'S OPENS STORE IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS GET ACCESS TO FMHA PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*GOEMAN USES AWARD-WINNING SELLING STYLE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
EXCISE TAX CATCHES ALCOHOL RETAILERS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PUC--REPLY IS OPTIONAL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
CHORES KEPT PIONEERING WIVES BUSY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
OLD WEST TRAIL STATES UNITE FOR TOURISM,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1989, sect.F, p.05, col.3"
SD GUARD UNIT LEAVES FOR MIDEAST,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BLACK HILLS FIRE CONTAINED,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"GAMBLING GROWS, SO DOES BACKLASH","Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON WON'T USE TALK IN AD,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MONUMENT WORRIES LEGISLATORS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*GAMBLING EXPOSES MANY QUESTIONS AND ATTITUDES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*DEADWOOD GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*LOTTO AMERICA,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
FLANDREAU CASINO COULD HURT OTHER GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*BINGO & PULL TABS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*RESERVATION CASINOS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
LAKE ANDES CASE PROVES CHANGE DUE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*OZ TAKES A JOY RIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LASER BEING USED IN HYSTERECTOMIES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
NEEDS TOUGH BUDGET LEADERSHIP (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CABIN OWNERS' PLIGHT TRIGGERS QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COVENANT HOUSE NEEDS CONTRIBUTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ABORTION ENCOURAGES DISREGARD FOR BABIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
JUDGE SHOULD AWARD MOM CUSTODY OF GIRLS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PRESSLER'S PRO-LIFE STAND COMMENDABLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"NEA FUNDING MORAL, NOT POLITICAL, ISSUE (L)","Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
THERE IS NO TREATMENT FOR CELLULITE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
JOINT BANK ACCOUNT NOT BEST MOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*BUSINESSWOMAN TACKLES MANY TYPES OF ODD JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
BARNETT WOULD HIRE SHORT-TERM LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER TO TOUR SEVERAL SD TOWNS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO CAUSE FOUND IN FATAL PLANE WRECK,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETERANS' PAC ENDORSES JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA PROFESSOR TREASURES BOOKS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WELL-DRESSED TRADITION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION ACTIVISTS SPEAK ON SOUTER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON PUTS PRIORITY ON ELDERLY ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PICKSTOWN GROWING UP SINCE 1986,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"SF, POTSDAM TO BE SISTER CITIES","Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUTTERFLIES GATHER IN RECORD NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEVERAL LINCOLN COUNTY PRECINCTS WILL MERGE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FIBER FEST,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE DIETING FOR DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"GANG MEMBER RELEASED ON {dollar}5,000 BOND","Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN SHOT AT STURGIS HAD DRUGS IN BLOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
NICKEL INVESTMENT PAYS OFF FOR CARD COLLECTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SISSETON WAHPETON COLLEGE ACCREDITED,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*MICKELSON SEEKS TAX-HIKE HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MILK TANK PUTS ON A COAT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF STUDENTS STAND TESTS OF TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN GRABS BIKE FROM ROCK-THROWER,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHILD FONDLER GETS 15 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*TEACHING OUR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
INTRIGUING MYSTERY AT OLDE TOWNE THEATRE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FARM LIFE CAN FIGHT AGAINST SOCIAL DECLINE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEXT YEAR LET'S COMMUNICATE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POOLS CAN'T CONTROL THE WEATHER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MESSAGE OPPOSITE TO LEARNING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
RESIDENT QUESTIONS 30 PERCENT SCHOOL TAX RISE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
HURTS SELF WITH TIMBER EXTREMISM (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*DE SMET CENTER STILL A GUARD AT HEART,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW SD LAW MAKES CLIFF DIVING ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS OSPREYS ATTRACT ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
COMMISSION OK'S PRESERVE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
BOARD OF REALTORS TO CLEAN FALLS PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FILTERS CO WINS WAR QUALITY HONOR,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PARADE OF HOMES SCHEDULED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RAINS ARE TOO LATE FOR MOST CROPS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SIGN UP AT YMCA,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
INDIAN OFFICIAL--RESERVATIONS LACK LOANS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
MAN GETS 7 YEARS IN WIFE BEATING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN VEHICLE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE TO START,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SHOCKED PHOTOS DUMPED,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOWL-FUL OF GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEPATITIS OUTBREAK CONCERNS HEALTH OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HURD DEFENDS SEX-CASE SENTENCES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TIRES BANNED FROM LANDFILL FOR NOW,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY OK'S CONSTRUCTION OF WATER LINES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DAUGHTER SUES BOAT OPERATOR OVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PIERSOL--CALL FOR WHS RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CIRCUIT JUDGE DENIES PLEA TO CUT SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DWU HOMECOMING WEEK IS SEPTEMBER 29,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-WATER MANAGER BOUND OVER ON CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRANTS STILL AVAILABLE FOR NONPROFIT GROUPS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IDAHO WOMAN NAMED TO SUPERVISE FOREST,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEETING TODAY DEALS WITH NONPROFIT GAMES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"TEACHERS WIN AWARDS FOR MATH, SCIENCE","Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*USD ARTIST'S WORKS WIN HONORS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AREA BALLOONISTS PLACE IN COMPETITIVE EVENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DIPLOMAT--ISRAELI OBJECTIVE IS PEACE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SCULPTOR WANTS COPPER BISON TO ROAM,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SETTING LIMITS FOR SURFACE MINING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*INDIAN ROCKERS OUT TO CHANGE OLD TUNE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT HALTS TAX REBATE PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*10 BALLOONISTS RACING ACROSS ATLANTIC,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
EXPRESSWAY WOULD BE ECONIMC LINK (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEATH PENALTY IS NOT THE ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ROSWELL INCIDENT SHOULD BE REVEALED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GROUP TO START REGISTERING HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN RAPES, BURGLARY","Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARE WATCHING SCHOOL ZONES CLOSELY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POSTAL SERVICE ALTERS SOCIAL SECURITY ROUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEST CENTRAL FFA FINALIST FOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HAWAII TRIP NO HONEYMOON,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POLE-FUL PRAYING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RETIRED JUDGE WOULD LIKE TO SEE WOMAN JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLINTON BACKERS TO TRAVEL SD,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MINNEHAHA CANCER DEATHS RANK HIGH,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OGLALA TRIBAL COUNCIL FIRES HOUSING OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
15 PEOPLE INDUCTED INTO HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*SD SMALL, BUT ELECTION GEM","Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LEGISLATORS TO STUDY CAPTIVE WILDLIFE RULES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CATTLEMEN EYE MEXICAN MARKET,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"GROWS COLORFUL, SONG IS HAILED","Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MUSICIANS BAND TOGETHER TO BENEFIT VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
YEARLY FIBERWORKS DAY SCHEDULED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*PAIN ON THE JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*AMERICAN BAPTIST LEADER TO TALK AT BIENNEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*GAMES BELONG TO STUDENT ATHLETES (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
EMS BOARD IS ILLEGAL--JUDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL AID HAS BACKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST FAMILY OPENS MANSION TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHITE LAKE SCRAPS INDIANS NICKNAME IN RACE RELATION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OPENS HIGH-TECH CITY DOORS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MUENSTER DIDN'T LOSE BY A 'NARROW MARGIN' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
IT'S TIME TO PUT US ON ITS FEET (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
CAR SHOW RAISES MONEY FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NETTLETON COLLEGE REDUCES TUITION COSTS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER ASKS AIRLINE TO COME TO STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS POLICE DISPLAY RADAR TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WESSINGTON MAKES APPEARANCE ON TV,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN VOTERS PLAN TUESDAY MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY WEIGHS CUT IN FIREFIGHTING STAFF,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTANS SAY HEALTH INSURANCE OK,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S INFANT-DEATH RATE DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABSENTEE BALLOTS CAN BE CAST FOR PAVILION ELECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GAME MAKER SHUTS THEM OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ELK POINT PRINCIPAL NOT GUILTY OF THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"FLOOD-DAMAGE COSTS TOO HIGH, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEAD OF AIR BOARD RESIGNS IN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SANTEE SIOUX VOTE TO ALLOW EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION MAY VOTE ON 5 PERCENT BEER TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY TO ADD EMPLOYEE TO WIC NUTRITION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FASHION DESIGNER DRAWS ON HER INDIAN HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INJURY-COMPENSATION CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WET SUMMER BRINGS INCREASE IN TERMITES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HIGH COURT PUNISHES LAWYER FOR DEALINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MILITARY REASSURES SD ABOUT SILO DEMOLITION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS BURN POOR CROPS FOR PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
CHEATERS DAY CHAMPIONS ETHANOL USE--WOLFGANG WILL RA,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NCC ASSUMES ROLE AMONG COUNTRY'S ELITE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RED WILLOW TRIUMPHANT IN RETURN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SMILES REWARD CARTOONIST FOR HARD WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HARD DRIVE PERFORMANCE DEPENDS ON FORMATTING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*HOMELESS REMEMBER A FRIEND,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
VOTE FOR NEW COUNCIL LIKELY TO BE NOV 22,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UNION COUNTY ATTACKS CROPS EARLY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PHOTO DAY A LOT OF SNAPS AND SMILES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*TO SEE STONES IN MINNEAPOLIS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMMITMENT TO AIR LACKING PAST 2 YEARS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RIGHT TO KNOW OFTEN OVERLOOKED (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE MUSEUMS HELP THE HOST COMMUNITIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RESIDENT'S BUDGETS 'GUTTED' FOR YEARS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*DEPENDABLE GOD REIGNS AMID WORLD'S TURMOIL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
HUNDREDS WORKING WITH PUBLICATION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL DOUBLES DUMANSKY REWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN CAR CHASE CHARGED IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR HOPEFUL PROMISES MORE JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ID PROGRAM SET FOR CHILDREN TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA HEADS TO TOP OF ITS CLASS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW HARTFORD SCHOOL DEPENDS ON ELECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SAVORING SWEET TASTE OF FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CAMPAIGN AD MISLEADING, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DEVELOPERS SEEK CHANGE IN ZONING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*TRIBAL TOURISM WILL MEET SEPT 24,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HUMANITIES COUNCIL STARTS BOOK SERIES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CLINIC ADMINISTRATOR GUILTY OF MOLESTATION,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RARE VEHICLES HIGHLIGHT FEST,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PIPE BOMB KILLS MCLAUGHLIN YOUTH,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*SCANDINAVIAN FEST OFFERS SINGERS, PARADE","Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BLOOD MOBILE TO VISIT TWO DIFFERENT SITES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MIDDLE SCHOOL OFFERS TOURS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*CUFFED FOR A CAUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"NO SOUP, JUST TURTLE RACING","Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
DEADLOCKED JURIES FORCE RAPE CASE TO THIRD TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PRIEST GOES ON LEAVE AFTER SEX CHARGE MADE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INCREASE IN TICKET SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS CONTAIN EDGEMONT AREA BLAZE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"MCKENNAN, RETIREMENT HOME MERGE","Argus LeaderSep 17 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SIOUX CITY CRASH SURVIVOR HEALS BY TALKING ABOUT IT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*GOP FARM PLAN DISASTER, GORE SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY LIKELY TO OK 30% CUT FOR NONPROFIT AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EASY ACCESS MAKES CATFISH NO. 1 IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*BLEND OF PEOPLE, TECHNOLOGY FUEL TEL-DRUG'S GROWTH","Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"DESTROYED BY FIRE, MISSION TO REBUILD","Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"PILOT LIGHT IGNITES VAPORS, BURNING PAIR","Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
GLORY HOUSE DINNER TO SET UP ENDOWMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
NOTRE DAME HONORS MONSIGNOR SAMPSON,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*SMALL TOWN, BIG PRODUCT","Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"*ACH] MUSIC, BEER, SAUSAGE SPICE UP EVENT","Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
TYNDALL RESIDENTS TO COUNT SUCCESSES IN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW'S MOTHER'S CONDITION IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
*CATTLE FEEDLOT PLAN TOPIC OF TWO MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL FINE IMPOSED ON MINING COMPANY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN EDUCATORS INDUCT THREE MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
DEER DISEASE ALTERS HUNTING-LICENCE PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS TO HEAR MILLS SPEAK,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*EXCAVATION BEGINS ON PROCESSING PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*TRACTOR DRIVER SURVIVES TRAIN CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
"EX-LAWYER INDICTED IN THEFT, FORGERY","Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.02, col.3"
"PROPOSAL TO HOUSE, FIX GARBAGE TRUCKS","Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.02, col.5"
LIKED BAKING CAKES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
*WAR CASUALITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.03, col.5"
YANKTON MAN DENIES GUILT IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.04, col.3"
*SEARCH FOR ESTELLINE MAN MISSING SINCE JULY,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.04, col.3"
REGIONAL JAILS HARD SELL,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.04, col.3"
REGENT SUGGESTS ALCOHOL SALES AT ATHLETIC EVENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.04, col.5"
STADIUM LATEST PHASE IN BUILDING EFFORT,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
INDIANS COMPLAIN ABOUT TREATMENT ON CRAZY HORSE SET,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
RESERVOIR LEVEL DROPS,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.05, col.4"
ANTI-DRUG MESSAGE SHOULD BE STRONGER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY TO NOT MAKE BALLOT (PIERRE CAPITAL),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
REASSESSMENT SHOULD AFFIRM SUPPORT (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
PORT OF ENTRY GOOD FOR STATE (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.06, col.2"
OUT-OF-STATE HUNTERS SHOULDN'T HAVE PRIORITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.07, col.4"
FOLKSY APPROACH WORKS WELL FOR PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.07, col.5"
DESIRE TO PURCHASE WESTERN SD VINDICTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.07, col.6"
MINING COMPANY TO UPGRADE WATER TESTING,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.08, col.1"
PESTICIDE CONTAINER COLLECTION SETS RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.08, col.5"
OFFICIAL SEEKS COOPERATION AT SPEARFISH CANYON,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.09, col.1"
*NOSING AROUND FOR DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.F, p.09, col.3"
*PLAYGROUND LONELINESS A COMMON PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*PAINSTAKINGLY, MCGOVERN WRITES ABOUT DAUGHTER","Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*INDIAN-PIONEER MUSEUM IS SPIRITED,"Argus LeaderSep 17 1995, sect.G, p.03, col.2"
*FAMILY LOSES LAND TO HIGHEST BIDDER,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VERMILLION MAY ADOPT PENNY TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
US RUNNING IN RACE FOR RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
INFESTATION EXPECTED TO MULTIPLY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
US RUNNING IN RACE FOR RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CENTER NUTURES NORTON AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL BANK ROBBED,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
MITCHELL BANK ROBBED,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
COLLEGE'S FALL ENROLLMENT UP,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
NEW DEGREES TO BE GIVEN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
MAYOR WON'T PAY WHEELCHAIR TRIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PRISON PROGRAM OVERNIGHT SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PRISON PROGRAM OVERNIGHT SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
MAYOR WON'T PAY WHEELCHAIR TRIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PRISON PROGRAM OVERNIGHT SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
DASCHLE TO GIVE TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SUCCESS IN ARTS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DOWNTOWN STILL VIABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*DISTANCE DOESN'T DIVIDE 35-YEAR PEN PALS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BAD RIVER RIDERS RUN ON HEART,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SCHOOL POSTERS BURNED,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SCHOOL POSTERS BURNED,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CIDY TRIAL-IT'S UP TO THE JURY-WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MONEY GAME SUBPOENAS STILL IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CODY TRIAL-IT'S UP TO THE JURY-WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SEEING THE WORLD THROUGH CARTOONIST'S PEN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SEEING THE WORLD THROUGH CARTOONIST'S PEN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'HONEYSUCKLE ROSE' FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SQUARE DANCING CALLS FAITHFUL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEIN-REDEFINE FULL RIDES TO SOLVE MONEY PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEIN-REDEFINE FULL RIDES TO SOLVE MONEY PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUSE SEASON OPENS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICERS DISPUTE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATE PREACHES GOSPEL ACCORDING TO MARX,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICERS DISPUTE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATE PREACHES GOSPEL ACCORDING TO MARX,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS START {dollar}2.6 MILLION BUDGET CUT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ELEANOR MCGOVERN CAN'T RESIST SMILING AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OLSON DENIED BOND RELEASE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS START {dollar}2.6 MILLION BUDGET CUT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OLSON DENIED BOND RELEASE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FEATHERS FLY IN DOVE BATTLE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BOX ELDER APPOINTS DENNIS ACTING MAYOR,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
COUNTER OPEC'S LONG-RANGE GOAL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SAYS REAGAN FEARS CARTER IN DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HOW COSTS KEEP YOUNG FROM TRYING TO FARM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
CONTEST WILL HONOR CLEAN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INTERNS SOUGHT FOR '81 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOWE TO BE AT SUNDAY DEDICATION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SD TO HOLD NATIONAL SOIL CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
VESSEY SAYS FAIRNESS BODY NOT STACKED,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
VESSEY SAYS FAIRNESS BODY NOT STACKED,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*RANCHERS SUE FOR PRAIRIE DOG CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"AT STATE CAPITOL, IT'S JANUARY IN SEPTEMBER","Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.1, p.02, col.3"
*WATER DEAL COULD EARN SD {dollar}1.4 BILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WATER DEAL COULD EARN SD {dollar}1.4 BILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WATER DEAL COULD EARN SD 1.4 BILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS MAY SEEK PART OF WATER MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INDIANS MAY SEEK PART OF WATER MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BN NOT SO HAPPY ABOUT IT ALL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MAN FIGHTING ZONING FINDS MANY BACKERS-UNION COUNTY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*SF NATIVE IS ABC'S EGYPT BUREAU CHIEF IN EXILE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF NATIVE IS ABC'S EGYPT BUREAU CHIEF IN EXILE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'ATLANTIC CITY' HAS ACADEMY AWARD WRITTEN ALL OVER,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF NATIVE IS ABC'S EGYPT BUREAU CHIEF IN EXILE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TAKIN' CARE OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
REPUBLICANS HAD A FEW TIDBITS OF CAMPAIGN ADVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
WHO'S ON FIRST...EYEWITNESS NEWS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
WHO'S ON FIRST...EYEWITNESS NEWS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
TAKIN' CARE OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
REPUBLICANS HAD A FEW TIDBITS OF CAMPAIGN ADVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
REPUBLICANS HAS A FEW TIDBITS OF CAMPAIGN ADVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
DUCK WHEN YOU SEE A FLYING CAST,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
"*IF HE CAN'T BE KING, WHY NOT QUEEN...","Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROTECTED WITNESS LEAVES WORTHING OWING BILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEATH OF MAN ON ROOF APPEARS ACCIDENTAL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROTECTED WITNESS LEAVES WORTHING OWING BILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 MORE CASES OF IRON POISONING REPORTED,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*IF HE CAN'T BE KING, WHY NOT QUEEN...","Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 MORE CASES OF IRON POISONING REPORTED,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN POLICE FIRED FOR ALLEGED DRUG USE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LIQUOR LICENSING BATTLE UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN POLICE FIRED FOR ALLEGED DRUG USE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY HALL MUST ADMIT PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTES ARTICLE ABOUT DR DRAEWELL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTES ARTICLE ABOUT DR DRAEWELL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CORRECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"CITY, COUNTY BACKING OF UNISPHERE DEFENDED (L)","Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MOUNT VERNON WEAPON HUNT GOES ON,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SF MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
AIR DECISION EXPECTED NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINN AIRLINE BACKS OFF SD PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PILOTS WARNED ABOUT LOW-ALTITUDE FLYING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AIRPORTS GET FEDERAL GRANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3 INDICTED FOR CATTLE GRAIN DEALS-ARMOUR,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOON FOLLOWERS WIN IN COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
11 SD COUNTIES WIN DISASTER STATUS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INTEREST RATES HURTING FARM ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PILOTS WARNED ABOUT LOW-ALTITUDE FLYING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TEEN-AGERS ARRESTED FOR THEFTS-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TEEN-AGERS ARRESTED FOR THEFTS-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DANCE GROUPS SEEK FUND SOURCES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
INDIANS WANT TO SEE FOOD AUDIT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RAPID CITY MAY STUDY SINKHOLES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
INDIANS WANT TO SEE FOOD AUDIT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
RAPID CITY MAY STUDY SINKHOLES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*BLOOMING MOTHER-IN-LAW'S TONGUE PLANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*BLOOMING MOTHER-IN-LAW'S TONGUE PLANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
REGENTS TO ASK FOR 2.5 PERCENT MORE STATE MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COLLEGE ENROLLMENT SETS RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REGENTS TO ASK FOR 2.5 PERCENT MORE STATE MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BIG STONE PLANT HAS BIG APPETITE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*MIGHTY KICKOFF,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*STUDENTS ARE TOLD TUITION TO RAISE 8 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
"{dollar}25,000 GRANT POSSIBLE FOR SCHOOL COMPUTERS","Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
"{dollar}25,000 GRANT POSSIBLE FOR SCHOOL COMPUTERS","Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
"WHEN YOU SAY STATE-U FOOTBALL, YOU'VE SAID IT ALL","Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU'S DUMMERMUTH A STICKLER FOR SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SDSU'S DUMMERMUTH A STICKLER FOR SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"TRUTH IS TRUTH, JANKLOW TELLS COLEMAN","Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING DEATH NEAR AIM CAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"PRESSLER OUTSDIDE INCOME {dollar}26,150 DURING '81","Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
"PRESSLER OUTSIDE INCOME {dollar}26,150 DURING '81","Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
CEREBRAL PALSY EXECTREK SUCCESSFUL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
FIRE DEPARTMENT ESPECIALLY HELPFUL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PANCAKE HOUSE HELP APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*PERSON-ON-THE-STREET POLL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TOUGH INTENSE-AND GOOD SOFTBALL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER FIRST-GRADE INSTRUCTOR HAS FILED SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S THREAT DRAWS ASCS REPLY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MOST STUDENTS DON'T BACK USD BID...,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ROBERTS SAYS SET-ASIDE PLAN WILL LIMIT EROSION...,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
YANKTON CITY MANAGER OFFERS RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STRONG BACKING FOR SD MERCY FOOD PROGRAM (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*COMPROMISE OIL DRILLING FEE DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE THANKED FOR BACKING EQUAL RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NEXT CONGRESSMAN WILL NEED 'SMARTS' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CLAIMS FOR INCREASED GAMBLING ARE 'HOT AIR',"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COMMITTEE TO TOUR PEN FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD DESIGNATION IN JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELK POINT FARMER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARMER GROUP MEETS TODAY IN HURON,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRED OFFICERS STILL BEING PAID,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOSS FIELD TO REQUEST AIRPORT MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE'S CENTENNIAL UPCOMING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEDIATOR PICKS SEPT 21 FOR CONTRACT TALKS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SUPREME COURT OVERTURNS MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DAKOTA SIERRA CLUB BACKS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARMER DONATES GRAIN TO CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINISTERS OPPOSE GAMBLING MEASURE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPENDING REPORTS FILED AFTER ELECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LINCOLN HIGH'S HOMECOMING QUEEN AND KING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PIERRE BOARD DEVELOPING TRANSFER POLICY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ETSI SAYS IT WON'T COMPETE WITH RAILROADS...,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
EX-RADIO STATION EMPLOYEE FILES LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
"GOLD MINERS HUNTING THE HILLS, STATE BOARD HEARS","Argus LeaderSep 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOUSING LAGS BEHIND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHO GOES--WHEN--FOR HOW LONG,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EITHER 8 OR 6 MAY BE NICE NUMBER,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MANAGING HUSET SPEEDWAY IS NO BED OF ROSES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FISHERMAN'S GROUP WANTS LOWER LIMITS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CITY PUSHES TO FINISH ROAD REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIDDLERS GET CHANCE TO SHOW STUFF,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS POLLED ON STREET-FIXING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IN 100 YEARS COLLEGE TRAVELS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MCGOVERN'S PURPOSE NOT ENOUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*DENTISTS TRACE HISTORY 100 YEARS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITIES ELECTRICITY RATES UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ETHIOPIANS NEED US AID (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PRESSLER AGAINST FCC POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EDITOR GAVE OF TIME & TALENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*FORMER EDITOR NAMED TO HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AEFS PRESIDENT WITHDREW {dollar}5.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
KENNEDY ACCUSED OF HAVING LESS THAN GRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FAMILY INCREASES SCHOLARSHIP FOR 40,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
HS BANDS COMPETE IN ANNUAL FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
IRON CREEK LAKE OPEN TO LIBERAL FISHING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
LEGISLATIVE PANEL MEET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
RESEARCH COUNCIL TO HIRE INTERNS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
TRAIN DERAILMENT BLOCKS TRAFFIC IN WA,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*MONKS WORK LOCALLY TO UNITE WORLD,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
EDGEMONT OFFICIAL RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
MINISTERS GIVE SIOUX TRIBES POTATOES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
RACING OFFICIALS SAY TRACKS IN TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*NEED MONEY & PARTY SUPPORT TO WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*CLUB MUST STUDY OUTSIDE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EROS COURTSHIP WAS COMMUNITY EFFORT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BREAKUP CHANGES SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*SIOUX EMPIRE FOLLOWS FASHION TRENDS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*7 DEMOCRATS STRIVE TO PROVE 'ELECTABILITY',"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.H, p.01, col.1"
HE'S READY TO RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1983, sect.H, p.01, col.1"
SUBTRACT DEBTS FROM TAX REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
OLSON WILL GET EARLY PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
REGER NOW DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
TOASTMASTERS CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
AIR FORCE ANNOUNCES PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
FYLER IS NEW HOME EC PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
WARING LEADS SOROPTIMIST GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
BETA SIGMA PHI ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
GEM SOCIETY ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
WENDT BRINGS LOVE OF ACTING TO USD,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
CITY BIKE TRAIL RECEIVES CONTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY CREWS CONTINUE TO REPAVE STREETS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ATTEND CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS TO MEET THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 28 YEARS ON RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILBANK MAN HAS AMBULANCE SUIT THROWN OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MUSIC COPYRIGHT SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL BEGINS TODAY IN HARTFORD BANK CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CROP ASSISTANCE POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"GUSTAFSON FIRM GETS {dollar}180,000 FINE","Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PENITENTIARY INMATE DEATH RULED SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
UNCLE SAM WILL BE SEEING TRIPLICATE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LAWYER REJECTS PLEA FOR COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SHERIFF ENTERS NOT GUILTY ON THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NEW MISS AMERICA (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ANTHEM MEMORIALIZES SACRIFICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AMOUNT OF ELECTRICITY RATE HIKES UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CUNNINGHAM STRESSES EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ENERGY ISSUES SESSION SET IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATIONS SET,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*DON'T TRY IT UNTIL YOU KNOCK IT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UNION TO AUSTIN STRIKERS--STAY AWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GIRLS SWEAT OUT SLIPPERY BALL GAMES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CONGRESS SHOULD KEEP COST OF SMOKING HIGH (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ABDNOR HELPED CORRECT ERROR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER DOUBLE TALK HURTS CAUSE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"BEWARE, SOUTH DAKOTANS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CHERISH CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*PARENTS' PROBLEMS RIPPLE OUT TO CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STRIKE WEARS ON,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MCGOVERN WANTS POST,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WE'LL FIGHT SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AREA SCHOOL TO BE HONORED FOR FUND-RAISING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MISSOURI COMPANY PLANS TO BUY STATION KSFY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SOUTHEAST VO-TECH INSTITUTE MOVES OFFICES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MILLER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
PLAN FOR 2-YEAR BUDGET FAILS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHEMICAL IN MITCHELL WATER HITS RECORD LEVELS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OFFICIAL HAS MONTH TO DECIDE ON DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TRANSIT OFFICIALS FEAR FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
6 COUNTIES QUALIFY FOR DISASTER ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW DEFENDS STATE APPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*MAKING MUSIC,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CHESTER WOMAN WILL BE FEATURED IN MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
LEOLA COUPLE STATE WINNERS IN CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SF DOCTOR WINS ANNUAL MEDICAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN WINS MELLON FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"SPEARFISH, BROOKINGS WOMEN TO BE HONORED","Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*BALK TAKES CHARGE IN O'GORMAN DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
BROOKINGS HANDLES WARRIORS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GROUSE HUNTING MAY BE DIFFICULT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SIOUXLAND FOOTBALL HEATS UP EARLY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS BAILS OUT AFTER DELUGE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON DEBATES IN POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DEREGULATION REQUIRES CONTINUED VIGILANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HAWKEY SHOULD DEBATE HIS ELECTION OPPONENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*BANQUET ALWAYS WILL HAVE AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*GIVING PAPER ART A TWIST,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REAGAN VISIT STILL UP IN AIR,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY PLUGS HOLES IN SEWER DEPT'S BUDGETS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GASOLINE ODOR CLEARS SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"JOHNSON, BELL DISCUSS HOUSING, AGRICULTURE","Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REFLECTIONS ON WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-ABORTION ACTIVISTS PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"CANTON MAN CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JURY IS SELECTED FOR KERKHOVE MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAWYERS TO MEET TODAY TO DISCUSS FARM CREDIT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"CITY MAN, 28, PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMITTEE OFFERS SCHOOL AID CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FARM CRISIS CONFERENCE SCHEDULED AT O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JOHNSON CALLS FOR CHANGES IN MEAT INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OLIVET JUDGE TO HEAR WINGLER SEX OFFENSE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PANEL APPROVES STATE CONTROL OF INDIAN GAMES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"EX-JAILER SUES SHERIFF, ADMINISTRATOR FOR FIRING","Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEADE COUNTY CONTINUES HUNT FOR ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PETS CONFINED AFTER YOUTHS EXPOSED TO RABIES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIGH COURT HEARS TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW MAILINGS PUSH MAIL-ORDER SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PANEL VISITS MINES IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE URGES COUNTY TAX ON LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
UNITED WAY 1987,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HEARTBREAKER RODGERS TO ADVISE RUNNERS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
REVISION OF PHYSICALS PROCEDURE OVERDUE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"KELO, KSFY TO AIR HIGH SCHOOL EVENTS","Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
SD MAY LAND FUTURE WALLEYE EVENT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1986, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
SOME SAY FARM AID CONCERT WON'T HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"UNION FINED {dollar}6,000","Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA PROP NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUSPECTED RAPE CASE RAISES BIG QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAXES TOO HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW SERVICE IS A PLUS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
NEWSPAPERS SILENCE DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
TELL THE WHOLE STORY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ARTS PLAGUED WITH WHINERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRESSLER SHOULD SUPPORT BILL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*SOME BRIGHT EMMY CONTENDERS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN'S NEEDS MOLD YWCA'S,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BAPTIST PRESIDENT TO DEDICATE OFFICES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EASTER SEAL SOCIETY MEETS IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GEORGIA FIRM TO BUILD PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEIDEPRIEM SAYS HE WON'T RUN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MESABA REPORTS NEAR-MISS IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EARLY HOMECOMING DOESN'T SPOIL FUN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOG FARM PROPOSED PLAN STINKS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
26TH STREET TASK FORCE ENDS STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BISHOPS RESPOND FAVORABLY TO POPE'S TALK,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GIRL WAS ALREADY DEAD WHEN THEY ARRIVED,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*O'GORMAN ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY NEEDS TO SELECT NEW LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IROQUIOS GOVERNMENT BEFORE 1787,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LITERACY COUNCIL FORMED IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN HOMESTAKE GOLD THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SALMON BEGIN CLIMB AT SPAWNING STATION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE FIREFIGHTERS RETURN FROM BLAZES IN WEST,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*PROFESSOR, OFFICIAL DEBATE CONSTITUTION","Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ALLOW SD TO INVEST IN BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
YANKTON COLLEGE BEING CONSIDERED FOR FEDERAL PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*DAIRY FARMS IN REGION SHOW LOWEST INCOME,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BIG 8 SWING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SNAKES IN THE HOUSE RATTLE FAMILY IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER'S GIFT ENDS AFTER FIRING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT'S WRONG WITH OUR WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD PAIR PREFER INLAND TO ISLAND,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ABOUT THE AUTHOR,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MANAGER FEARS TOTAL AQUIFER CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RESERVATION INDIANS NEED HAND-UPS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"VOLK HAS STRENGTHS, BUT ...","Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*VOLK OPPOSES MORE TAXES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DUKAKIS CARES ABOUT SD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
STATE DENIGRATOR'S PROBLEM PROVINCIALISM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
DAKOTA PROP IS THE ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
"EDITORIALS, CARTOONS BIASED (L)","Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*CONSERVATION PROGRAM GIVES BOOST,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
AUNT GETS TEMPORARY CUSTODY OF INFANT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EUREKA TO BUILD NEW NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY NEARS 1ST ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPORT--POPULATION GREW 2.7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
U S WEST WORK MAY CLOSE 10TH STREET,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JAMMING BEFORE THE CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT SHOULD DECIDE ON PHONE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEDICAID AT ISSUE FOR COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORE CLASS TIME DEVOTED TO AIDS STUDIES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PIE MAKERS TASTE SLICE OF VICTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"RAGGED TOP WAS MINED, FIRM SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ADOPTIONS OF WILD HORSES ORDERED TO END,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
INSURANCE REQUIRED FOR FMHA LOANS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR COVERS INDIAN PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESSES ARE WORKSHOP TOPIC,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*A GIANT FRIEND TO THE LITTLE GUY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BOXELDER BUG ODES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PRESIDENT 'HOT TICKET' TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ARLINGTON MUSEUM KEEPS KNEIP MEMORY ALIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BUSH PLAN MAY NOT BE BEST CHOICE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'FULL MOON' SHOWS PETTY AT HIS BEST,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*MASS AT MARTY TO FEATURE INDIAN CUSTOMS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*STATE FOLKLORIST STRESSES TRADITION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
IF WE GET SOMEONE ELSE'S WASTE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FIRED PAIR 'ESCAPE GOATS' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PREJUDICE IS BLOCKING EQUALITY FOR INDIANS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FED CATTLE ARE LEANER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LORD KEEPS US HUMBLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ABORTED BABIES 'HARASSED' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"IF IT'S WRONG, DON'T DO IT (L)","Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CORSICA MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HURON WOMAN KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN FACES ARSON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SD GIRL, 5, JOINS 'SESAME STREET' GALA","Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE PLANS FINALE FOR ITS 100TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE SEEKS INTERNS FOR 1990 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A SUMMER'S EVE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AGE DOESN'T CURB OFFICER'S ZEST,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUND WATER IN CANTON CONTAMINATED,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOUNT RUSHMORE PASSES CHECK,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY'S NAVAL RESERVE CENTER GETS FIRST WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SD NEEDS PRISONS FOR JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*HEWITT DRIVES TO CHEATERS DAY TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*POTSDAM BECOMES SISTER CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
U-KREW CANCELS BECAUSE OF LACK OF INTEREST,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOES HIGHER AID IMPROVE SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*AMENDMENT E WILL GUARANTEE TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JUDGE NOT CONSISTENT IN HIS SENTENCING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VOTE TO STOP HILL DEVASTATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BANKRUPTCY THREATENS AMERICAN FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
YANKTON MAN PREPARES FOR 2ND IRONMAN TEST,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*DISABLED VETERANS GET CHANCE TO HUNT PHEASANT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SD CORN HARVEST NOW IN FULL SWING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"MORRELL, LOCAL UNION NEAR AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
BLACK HILLS FIRE DECLARED UNDER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUND BREAKING HELD AT NEW INTERCHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING INVOLVED IN FOUR-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE MISSING FROM YANKTON FEDERAL PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK MAN IN DRUGSTORE THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*A NEW, YET OLD, LOOK","Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ATTORNEY GENERAL--AMDAHL DIDN'T MISUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR PROMISES COUNTIES MORE AID,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SAMUELSON LOANS {dollar}80,000 TO CAMPAIGN","Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MICKELSON WILL DISCUSS RURAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VOTE REPORTING SYSTEM WORRIES NEWS AGENCY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEMOCRAT CRITICIZES HAZELTINE'S BALLOT SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CLERK OF COURTS' OFFICE UNDER REMODELING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT TOLD LAWYER SHOULD BE REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSING RC MAN FOUND DEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NATIVE AMERICAN HOUSING BILL TO BE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
YANKTON MAN KILLED IN CAR-TRUCK CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*TYNDALL READY TO FLY WITH COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BRANDON DUO WEAVES BALLOON BASKETS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*FOE OF WASTE DUMP BEGINS HUNGER STRIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WILLIAMS WINS NATIONAL HONOR FOR HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINORITY JOBS EDGE UPWARD AT PRISONS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MUSICIANS JUMP ON VOTING BANDWAGON,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
VIDEO LOTTERY CHECK LIMIT IS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FUROR OVER UTILITY'S CUTTING OF ASH TREE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"PRESSLER--SENATE JOB EXCITING, NOT BORING (L)","Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THUNDERBOLT TIME FOR DEVELOPMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY OFFICIALS HELD TO BLAME IN BABY'S DEATH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*KEEP AN EYE ON THE KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT'S HOT FOR LUNCH,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOK KNOWS COOKIES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RESTAURANT WORKER LINKED TO OUTBREAK OF HEPATITIS A,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD HOSPITALS RECEIVE TRANSITION GRANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL BEGINS AGAINST FORMER IOWA MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VACCINATION CLINIC OFFERED THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL TURNS 40,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS PANEL TABLES NOISE ORDINANCE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTIES TOLD TO PURSUE LOTTERY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHEDULES OCTOBER 12 CONCERT FOR HOBO DAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE DELAYS STATE FUNDING OF MARINA PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MITCHELL PARENTS CIRCULATE TAX PETITION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
UNITED WAY STARTS ANNUAL DRIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FIRE BURNS 60 ACRES NEAR WHITE RIVER,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRANDFATHER PLEADS GUILTY IN SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NATIONAL GROUP PLANS ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY OF BRANDON RAISES TAXES 7 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FIRE AT CEMENT PLANT CAUSES MINOR DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PARKER SURVEYS SUPPORT FOR NEW COMPANY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VERMILLION COUNCIL OK'S PARED DOWN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CITY ADDS {dollar}25 DEPOSIT TO PET VIOLATORS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
IOWA MAN GIVEN 4-YEAR SENTENCE IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LONETREE PLANS DEPEND ON COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RUNNERS MUST ADJUST AS WEATHER COOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD SOFTBALL HALL OF FAME INDUCTS SIX NEW MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SALES FIGURES POINT OUT CITY'S REGIONAL DRAW,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*WANDERER TOUCHED LIVES IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BREAST CANCER STUDY CALLED HEALTH THREAT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MOELLER EXECUTION DATE SET,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MAN'S LUST FOR ADVENTURE PROVES FATAL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PRIMARIES BODE INTERESTING DATA (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IS IMMORAL, SENSELESS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
JURORS DID RIGHT THING IN MOELLER CASE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
BOAT-CAMPER LAW SHOULD BE PASSED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
"EVENT WAS SMALL, BUT RESULTS WERE IMPORTANT (L)","Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
CHIROPRACTOR FINED FOR MEDICAID FRAUD,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUNDBREAKING SET FOR USD HEALTH CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 23 YEARS FOR CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY AUCTION SEPTEMBER 25,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AMOCO ACCEPTING USED OIL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE TO DECIDE LAND'S FATE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ARTIST PROFITS GO TO CHARITY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BARNETT--OVERTURNED CONVICTION FACES APPEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOLS USING NEW APPROACH FOR TRUANCY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
'NEIGHBOR LADY' GETS RADIO AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AVIATION EVENT FOCUSES ON SAFETY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CASINO RECORDS STAY ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP TO HOLD GAMBLING MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HORSES TO UNDERGO TEST OF ENDURANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ALCESTER LIBRARY A JOINT VENTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRISON SLAYING SUSPECT TO FACE CHARGES SOON,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TOURIST CENTER CONSIDERED FOR WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAST PRISON MURDER IN 1971,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*COMIC GAINS NOTICE USING CHEAP TRICK,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ATTACKS RETURN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MITCHELL GROUP TO SHOW OFF OF TWO ERAS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SSU RECEIVER COACH TACKLING GENDER BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SYMPHONY SEASON OPENS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*ALCESTER MUSICIAN RELEASES TAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MOM ATTENDS CLASSES FOR SUSPENDED SON,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
US WEST TO CUT 250 JOBS IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RAIN WASHES SPIRIT OFF ANNUAL HAY CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN WHO KILLED EX-GIRLFRIEND'S BROTHER GETS LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"COMMISSION TO RECONSIDER CHOPPING {dollar}64,000 POSITION","Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LASTING PEACE LONG WAY OFF IN HOLY LAND,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*'CHOCOLATE' A REAL TREAT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CHURCH TO EXPLORE WAYS TO CONNECT WITH REALITY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
CALL REPRESENTATIVES TO STOP TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MENTIONING CHANGE OF FAITH UNNECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LINWOOD WESLEYAN TO INSTALL PASTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLE CAN HELP YOU ACT AS IF PRESSURES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CORN GROWERS HOLD FIELD DAY TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE THROWS OUT MAN'S GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN INDICTED IN NOSE BITING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARTICIPANTS NEEDED FOR BOWL USA,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO APPEAR ON '60 MINUTES',"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SERVICE CENTER NEEDS CLOTHING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BLACK POLICE OFFICER FILES RACE DISCRIMINATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*IMMIGRANTS PROUDLY BECOME AMERICANS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER EMS BOARD APPEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EXPANDED VIDEO LOTTERY SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THREE-CAR PILEUP,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*WARRICK NEW LEGION ASSISTANT ADJUTANT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE PROGRAM RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED FOR CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROGRAM CERTIFIES FAULKTON HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY HOLDING SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TOWNS RECEIVE FUNDS FOR WASTEWATER PLANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DUO RECORDS DELL RAPIDS' PAST,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ASSAULTS NO REASON FOR MORE SECURITY--ADMINISTRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*SDSU DEDICATES BIOSTRESS LAB,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TO END THE GREAT WHITE-INDIAN GULF,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
LAKE COUNTY COMMISSIONER UPSET WITH PENALTIES DELAY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*TARGET'S COMPUTERS STAGE REVOLT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COMPANIES WIN AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*TIME FOR NCC TEAMS TO BEAT ON EACH OTHER,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AMMUNITION GRAVEYARD,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JOCKEY APPRENTICE MAY MAKE IT BIG,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PLAINS DRAIN INCHING ALONG,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CONTROVERSY CLOUDS PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
"*RESIDENTS SUFFER FROM PAST, WORRY ABOUT TOWN FUTURE","Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
FORUM TO EXAMINE FORMING PARTNERSHIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PETROLEUM GROUP PLANS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RESERVATION CENTER TO REMAIN OPEN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BUSINESSES SCRAMBLE TO FILL JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*ROOSEVELT, KNIGHTS MAKE THEIR OWN LUCK","Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HENDERSON CLAIMS CHEATERS DAY OPENER,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*TASTY WALLEYES, GREAT GAS MILEAGE","Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MARGINAL LAKES TRANSFORMED INTO REARING PONDS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"STATE PARKS, REC AREAS OFF-LIMITS UNTIL OCT 1","Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*AREA BEST IN IMCA SPRINTS; DESERVES SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
SOYBEAN-INK PAPER CAN GO IN GARDEN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHILD HURT IN BLAST HOME FROM HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DENTIST BADLY HURT IN FRIDAY ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOARD APPLICANTS REVIEW TO BE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RIDING PROGRAM MAKES THERAPY FUN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TURTLE TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ANNUAL JUNIOR LEAGUE SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
INDIAN YOUTHS CAN CREATE A BETTER FUTURE--SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
GARBAGE-DUMP SITES SUBJECT OF HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*23 APPOINTED TO LAND-USE COMMITTEES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GROUPS TO DEVELOP SCHOOL TO WORK PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*POLICE IDENTIFY VICTIM OF HOMEMADE BOMB,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STRAW VOTE FAVORS KEEPING HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PLANT SITES NARROWED TO THREE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*MEMORY WALK,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
KANSAS PLAN MAY ALTER SD SCHOOL-AID FORMULA,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TO SHARE WHAT LIFE IS LIKE IN HEARING WORLD,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PETITION CALLS FOR VOTE ON {dollar}18 MILLION PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NEBRASKA ASKS FOR MORE VOICE ON WASTE BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
STATE TOURISM BUDGET COULD GET AXED,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
LEAD REPAIRS MAY WAIT TILL SPRING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
PARKING REMOVAL MORE PROBLEM THAN HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PLANE CRASH RAISES SECURITY QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
EXPERTS MUST ACCEPT THE TRUTH ABOUT GOD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
LIMIT JOHNSON'S TERM AND ELECT BERKHOUT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
LEGISLATORS DIDN'T TAKE ON RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
"'SANTA BILL', HELPERS PUSHED THROUGH PORK (L)","Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
INTERSTATE DESIGNED FOR FASTER TRAVELING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
M-2 PROGRAM AIDS INMATES AT PENITENTIARY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
KEEGAN'S STATEMENT RINGS HOLLOW TO LISTENER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
VIDEO LOTTERY DESERVES YES VOTE IN NOVEMBER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
MEASURE 1'S EFFECTS WILL BE FAR-REACHING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
TO INTERVENE IN LAWSUIT AGAINST MANAGERS IN 1991-92,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*KUNDERT GIVES MORE THAN ANY STATE DESERVES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*A THRILL FOR SAKE OF ACCOMPLISHMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*BASEBALL DOCUMENTARY SURE HIT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*'NIGHT TRAIN' BEST OF NEW BUNCH,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.G, p.04, col.2"
*TO TAKE WILD RIDE IN ALASKA,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1994, sect.G, p.08, col.1"
*FARM BILL FIGHT INTENSIFIES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*KILLING FROST LIKELY FOR NORTHERN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SPARE MEDICARE POLITICAL GAMES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ELECTION SCHEDULE SHOULD BE REVISED (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MEDIATION USEFUL IN SOLVING DISPUTES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
JOHNSON VOTING RECORD DOESN'T REFLECT STATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NO MORE SIOUX FALLS TRIPS AFTER {dollar}3 TICKET (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SALARY SURVEY LEAVES MISLEADING IMPRESSION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*TAKE TIME OUT TO BENEFIT YOU; IT'S IMPORTANT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MIKE & THE MECHANICS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FANS AND BANDS COME UP WINNERS AT ARENA SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR SAYS MOTHER DOING WELL,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS RELEASE NAMES OF FIRE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ENDOWMENT TO HELP HALFWAY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COURTHOUSE MURALS TO BE RESTORED,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CARNIVAL RAISES MONEY FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WILDLIFE OFFICIAL ENJOYS FISHING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*VOLUNTEERS TO HELP BEAUTIFY COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS CUTS JEOPARDIZE HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BOARD TO CONSIDER TWO GRANT REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BOARD WON'T PAY STUDENTS' TUITION,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
GRASSLAND FIRES BLAMED ON LIGHTNING,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*INMATES HELP FIGHT STATE TIMBER FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*HELPING OPEN THE NEW LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GROUSE HUNTERS WARNED THAT FIRE CONDITIONS RIPE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BIA LAYOFF NOTICES LATE; TENSION HIGH IN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
"*ENJOYED READING, DANCING","Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA TUITION AND FEES,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
TO REPLACE NEWSLETTERS WITH ONE REPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
RECYCLING MEETING SET FOR TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*PARTNERSHIP CONVERSION ISN'T A SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 18 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*PRESSLER PRESIDENTIAL RUN OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER PRESIDENTIAL RUN OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THIS HOUSE GAVE DRIVERS ON MINN AVE REASON TO PAUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDY SAYS SIOUX CITY LEADS SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BOWEN RILED OVER CUT PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BOWEN RILED OVER CUT PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ROBERTS COUNTY OFFICIALS CHARGED WITH DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PEOPLE THINK PRESSLER'S CHANCES SLIM,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS COUNTY OFFICIALS CHARGED WITH DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS COUNTY OFFICIALS CHARGED WITH DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PEOPLE THINK PRESSLER'S CHANCES SLIM,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"MT RUSHMORE A BRIDGE BETWEEN PAST, FUTURE","Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TAX PROTESTER SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
MILWAUKEE DECISION DUE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
LOAD LIMITS SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
OAHE MONEY VOTES SPLIT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SCABIES SHOULD BE DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SEX CASE PLEADINGS IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
TRIM PROPERTY TAXES TO 1 PERCENT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HOW CIVIL DEFENSE PAYS ITS OWN WAY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
SAYS JANKLOW TAPED PHONE CONVERSATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
FIREFIGHTERS PRAISED FOR AIDING TELETHON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
MRS PRESSLER TO SUPPORT SON IN ANY EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
ALCOHOLISM COURSE STILL OPEN,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
CORRECTIONS OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
HIGH ELK TRIAL POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
RAPE REPORTED BY 15-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.1"
7 ARRESTED AFTER DRUG RAIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.A, p.17, col.4"
*EAT BETTER WITH CANNING,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOOD ADDS JOY TO JEWISH CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PHEASANT SEASON RUNS OCT 20-DEC 9,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*PHEASANT SEASON RUNS OCT 20-DEC 9,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*PHEASANT CONGRESS HARD WORK PAYING OFF,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
SD SPORTS SHOW OPENS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
GROUSE STORIES 'TANTALIZING',"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
'WILY RINGNECK' IS DESERVING NAME,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
WATERFOWL FESTIVAL AT WEBSTER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.E, p.05, col.1"
SD HUNTING SEASONS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
*HONKERS-NOT ALWAYS EASY TO BRING HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.E, p.07, col.1"
LICENSE INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1979, sect.E, p.08, col.1"
*MINISTER PUSHES POLITICS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MINISTER PUSHES POLITICS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY AND POLITICS BRING KNEIP HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SILENT DEBATOR OFFERED-KEYSTONE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CODY FOUND GUILTY-AGAIN-WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SILENT DEBATOR OFFERED-KEYSTONE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CODY FOUND GUILTY-AGAIN-WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ELDERLY DISPLAY CRAFTS MADE WITH SOUL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ELDERLY DISPLAY CRAFTS MADE WITH SOUL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YWCA ENFOLDS MODERN WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YWCA ENFOLDS MODERN WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'USED CARS' RACES-'WHOLLY MOSES' DIES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*YOM KIPPER DAWNING,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ADVOCATE SEEKS RESCUE FOR SD MENTAL PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ADVOCATE SEEKS RESCUE FOR SD MENTAL PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ADVOCATE SEEKS RESCUE FOR SD MENTAL PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
CITY'S OLDEST NEIGHBORHOOD SEEKS NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S OLDEST NEIGHBORHOOD SEEKS NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIQUOR WITNESS-REMINDED OF SUIT...WON'T TALK,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAGE NEGOTIATIONS FOR POLICE CONTINUE IN SECRET,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG THEFTS BRING SEVEN INDICTMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY BRANCH SITE CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS SEEK TO AVOID AID CUT WITH TUITION HIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS SEEK TO AVOID AID CUT WITH TUITION HIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OVERLAND ANSWERS MAGGIE WARREN ON DOVES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGAL SAFEGUARD (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGAL SAFEGUARD (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOOSE DOGS BIG PROBLEM IN CITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PET CONTROL SCARE NEAR HER HOME (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
READERS DISCUSS URANIUM...(L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT SHUTTING DOWN KILN,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS UNION TO HOST CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
POLICE DROP ABDUCTIVE INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GTA WORKERS STRIKE ELLIS FEED MILL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE INTERNS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN-WAR BROKE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REAGAN TO RALLY AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TROUBLED ECONOMIC TIMES REFLECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SPEEDERS HIT 18-MILE HIGHWAY STRIP,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE DRUG CASE JURY SPLITS VERDICT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FEDS OK PLAN TO AID APARTMENT FIX-UP,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ND MANDAN APPLICATION TO BE FILED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
PRO-MINING GROUP-LET US DECIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
AGGRESSIVENESS SOHOLT TRADEMARK,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AGGRESSIVENESS SOHOLT TRADEMARK,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SENATE OK'S SCALED-DOWN FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS PASS {dollar}180 MILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS PASS {dollar}180 MILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PIPELINES AN EXPENSIVE ATTRACTION TO TOWNS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PIPELINES AN EXPENSIVE ATTRACTION TO TOWNS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN PROGRAMS POORLY ADMINISTERED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BROCKHOUSE ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
COST MAY HURT CENDAK'S SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS UNHAPPY WITH TUITION HIKES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IS ANDERSON OUT IN LEFT FIELD...,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS UNHAPPY WITH TUITION HIKES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD VETERAN IDENTIFIED AS DELAYED STRESS VICTIM,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COST MAY HURT CENDAK'S SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STAR VOLUNTEER IS OFF TO WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STATE WANTS GOLD TAX CASE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STATE WANTS GOLD TAX CASE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*STAR VOLUNTEER IS OFF TO WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
NEW CHALLENGE FOR UNITED WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ANN LANDERS' ABORTION COLUMNS ARE DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WHY EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT WILL FAIL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
QUESTION BROCHURE ISSUED BY A CHURCH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TRIBE HAS 30 DAYS TO ANSWER AUDIT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TRIBE HAS 30 DAYS TO ANSWER AUDIT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"LOSS OF LEAA TO COST STATE {dollar}360,000","Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE TO CRACK DOWN ON ISLAND USERS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*TEDDY GETS COSMETIC UPLIFT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EXXON DONATES FOR FACULTY SALARIES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS SESSION PROCLAMATION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
JANKLOW SIGNS SESSION PROCLAMATION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
ATTEMPTED PROSTITUTION ARREST MADE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BILL PROPOSES LARGER TYPE FOR LEGAL NOTICES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BILL PROPOSES LARGER TYPE FOR LEGAL NOTICES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*EXPLOSION DAMAGES SF HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FATAL LIVER--NEVER TAKE INFECTIOUS OPTIMISM,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
NUKE FREEZE MOVEMENT STRUGGLES...,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SDSU HANDS NEB-OMAHA 22-11 LOSS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
A FORGOTTEN CHAMPION-SOON NOT FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WALTON'S LEGACY MORE THAN FISH TALES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ANTELOPE POPULATION SOARS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SPOTLIGHTS AND GUNS DON'T MIX UNDER SD LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
WILDLIFE PRINTS ON SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
HUSET TO CROWN SEASON CHAMPS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
HENEL REACHES HEIGHT AFTER 20 YEARS OF BOWLING,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*SOIL BANK HAS CONGRESSIONAL BACKERS--ROBERTS SAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY ENGINEER PUSHING FOR INSPECTOR POST--VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"NOV CHEESE, BUTTER GIVEAWAY PLANNED","Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"O'CONNOR, JANKLOW WRONG ABOUT PROGRAM","Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUR FARM ECONOMY KEEPS SALES LOW IN MOST CITIES...,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*YELLOW THUNDER UPDATE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SELLING OF SD--GLACIAL LAKE STYLE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
UNEMPLOYMENT FIGURES FOR SD ARE EXCELLENT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WELCOME TO SD (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOP GENERALS SHARE SIMILAR BACKGROUNDS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AFL-CIO PRESIDENT PRAISES MORRELL SETTLEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GAMBLING OPPOSED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SAVING UNBORN CALLED ESSENTIAL TO FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RETIREE'S CLUB HAILS UNION'S NEGOTIATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WHAT ARAB NATIONS MUST DO FOR PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GOP SHARES BLAME FOR WAR SETTLEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AUTHOR TO SPEAK TODAY ON ABORTION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HILLS LUMBER MILL TO START UP AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MIDEAST SPECIALIST TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VERMILLION SETS BOND ELECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WORK NEEDED--FIRE-DAMAGED CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BUGS INFEST WINTER WHEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*2 WOMEN'S PHOTOS EXPLORE ALTERNATIVES...,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CENTER FOR WOMEN--GIFT TO COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
MEETING OF SD WOMENS CLUB ON FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CINDY BULLERMAN IS COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
SD WOMAN--TOP SCORE--REGISTRY EXAM,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
FARMERS OFFER TO CONTRIBUTE TO S SECURITY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"FISCAL HEALTH RECOVERING, REAGAN SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
"MOST WOMEN ARE SUITED WITH TUXEDO, TWEED TRENDS","Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*ALLURE OF ACCESSORIES SPARKS SENSIBLE SUITS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
"*NOTES ON RALPH, HAUTE CAUTURE AND JUST...","Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*SEXY DOESN'T DO IT WHEN YOU DRESS FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*FASHIONABLE PET PEEVES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1982, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*SENIORITY IS RULE FOR MORRELL LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SUICIDE RIDERS STAKE LIVES ON HORSES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MARATHONERS COME FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SINGERS FIND OLD MUSIC IS CAT'S MEOW,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLUB RECRUITS KINSHIP VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CLUBS CAN NOMINATE YEAR'S MOTHER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SHALOM CENTER RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"AUGIE RECEIVES {dollar}15,000 IN GRANTS","Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
INDIAN ASSOCIATION WANTS TO ASSIST,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
CHILDREN'S HOME RECEIVES GRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*REU TWINS WANT EVERYTHING IN TWOS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WRITER TRAVELED THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*STATE MAY BE 4TH TO HOST RADIOACTIVE WASTE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RANCHER GIVES UP TUG-OF-WAR OVER DEER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW WENT TOO FAR IN FIGHTING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESS WOMEN WANT CAMERAS IN COURTROOMS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KENNEDY TURNED TO FRIEND WALSH FOR ADVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*MUFFY IS A PUREBRED PEKINGESE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ARCHITECTURE INC WINS 2 AWARDS FOR DESIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS AFFECT MORALE OF FACULTY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS AFFECTS MORALE OF FACULTY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAIL FIRM WANTS TO ABANDON WESTERN LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*EXHIBIT MAKES PATIENT APPRECIATE PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*KENNUNEN MOVES TO TAKE TITLE IN MARATHON,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE WOMAN SEES POPE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL CONSENSUS--A GOOD STEP,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
3 CITY CONTRACTORS ABOUT BID-RIGGING,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FORMER PACKER STAR AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ANIMALS NEED TO BE UNDERSTOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHEN DREAMS TURN TO NIGHTMARES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HAM, BACON GOOD BUYS THIS WEEK","Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JAZZ MUSICIANS GIVE CONCERT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CAR HITS MAN, 78, ON DOWNTOWN STREET","Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES PLUCKER'S PLEA,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TAXPAYERS GROUP CALLS FOR INCREASE IN PAY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CUNNINGHAM CRITICIZES PRESSLER FOR VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FORUM MAY NOT BE EXPANDED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TO STOP BANK-INSURANCE LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MEETING WITH GROMYKO (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CONGRESS CAN BALANCE DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ADS ABOUT PRESSLER UNTRUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
MORE BAD NEWS FOR TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"SF FOUNDATION RECEIVES {dollar}35,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR RECEIVES SMALL-BUSINESS AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
CAMPAIGN NEEDS TO BE POSITIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW ATTENDS BANK CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
MAN SENTENCED IN SEX ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PLAN WOULD REDUCE MOBILE HOME INSPECTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
REAGAN ENDORSES BELL'S CAMPAIGN IN LETTER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SF MAN DIES AFTER FALL FROM TOWER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
CENTER FOCUSES ON COMPUTER RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*STRIKING UNIONS AT ODDS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON STREET IMPROVEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"JUDGE COMPETENCE, NOT MARRIAGE LICENSE (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VOTERS ARE NOT FOOLED BY FLAWED ACCUSATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SPOUSES HELP KEEP PAY LOW (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
YELLOW LINES SAFER THAN WHITE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*PET PERKS UP SENIORS' HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GIRLS CLUB SPONSORS 13TH ANNUAL TOUR OF HOMES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GROUP WILL HELP ADOPTED ADULTS RESOLVE FEELINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GROUPS SPONSORING ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY AUCTION SALE SET FOR SEPT 20,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN'S CLUB SPONSORS MANAGEMENT SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
YOUTH SYMPHONY STARTS 10TH SEASON OCTOBER 27,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"BREAKFAST, POETRY READING OFFERED AT AUGUSTANA","Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
LOS ANGELES JAZZ ENSEMBLE TO PERFORM AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
WRITER SONIAN SANCHEZ TO SPEAK AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
YMCA TO HOLD MEETINGS FOR FATHER-CHILD PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*RECENT COMMISSION UPHEAVEL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOTEL OPERATOR PONDERS NEXT MOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW SEEKS MORE MONEY FOR COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENT REGENT ON UNFAMILIAR TURF,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WASHINGTON HIGH KICKS OFF HOMECOMING TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS TOY WITH FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CAR STRIKES 2 VEHICLES IN HURON,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBE GETS GO-AHEAD FOR MEATPACKING PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 RAPID CITY FIRES ARE UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MORE RAIN SWAMPS CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY STREET WORKER MIGHT BE CHARGED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL REMAINS CLOSED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TENANT THWARTS HOLDUP,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOSPITAL SPOKESMAN DISPUTES HARVARD STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CATTLE SHOULD BE REMOVED FROM FUTURES MARKET,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD--STATE'S TOP PRISON OPTION (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PLAYHOUSE ACTORS HAVE ROUGH RIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS TAKE TIME FOR ARTS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN SHOULD DARE TO BE DIFFERENT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*COLUMNIST TAKES SHOT AT PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON-HERSETH DEBATE PLANS FALL THROUGH,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE WANTS NEW TRIAL IN PRISON CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN IS APPEALING CASE AGAINST MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S FEDERATION PLANS ANNUAL CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA HOSTS STATE ARCHELOGY MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CONSTRUCTION WORKER LISTED IN STABLE CONDITION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
2 MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN THEFT OF CORVETTES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BELL'S WIFE TO BE CAMPAIGN HEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"DEBT, OVERPRODUCTION PLAGUE FARMING","Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNITED WAY KICKS OFF 1986 DRIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS MAN NOMINATED FOR PARK BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATES TO APPEAR AT FORUM ON RURAL ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ETHAN ENACTS EMERGENCY RABIES ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WOONSOCKET VOTERS APPROVE {dollar}75,000 BOND","Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CIVIL DEFENSE VOLUNTEERS GET ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MENSA GROUP WILL CONDUCT TEST,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FORMER AD AGENCY OWNER SUED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOMESTAKE OFFICIAL--LAWS DETAILED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EMPLOYEE COUNT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MURDERS STAY UNSOLVED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TOP TEAMS DREAMING OF DAKOTADOME,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*45 BECOME US CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
10 MILLION SHOPPERS VISIT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP TO ANNOUNCE TAX-CHALLENGE PLANS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TOUR HIGHLIGHTS DIVERSE DECORATING STYLES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GOLF BENEFIT HELPS CANCER SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
KIDS' READING PROGRAM SUCCESSFUL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RED CROSS SALUTES VOLUNTEERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BACKYARD CARNIVAL HELPED TELETHON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
BLIND ASSOCIATION THANKS CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"FARM AID NICE, AG WOES DEEP (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX EXTENSION BETRAYS TRUST (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
READER FALLS FOR LEAVES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"UNBORN HAVE RIGHTS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*DEHAVEN, MILLER RUN TO VICTORY","Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CO-OPS WILL MEET TUESDAY IN HURON,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CYCLISTS TO RIDE FOR DIABETES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATORS TO SHARE MIDDLE SCHOOL IDEAS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IPSWICH HOLDS PHEASANT RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON AIDE WILL SPEAK IN STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARION ROAD OPEN TO TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER REQUESTS BORK PHONE CALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HUDSON COUPLE CELEBRATE TIME TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HUMPHREY ANTICIPATES SENATE BID,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JURY REINDICTS MAN IN CHILD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEADER--FARMERS MUST UNITE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FOES REQUEST COURT TO RULE ON VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOSPITAL WOULD DUPLICATE SERVICES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS COUPLE LOSE SUIT AGAINST CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONGRESSMEN WORK TO KEEP TEACHER IN US,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX TRIBES TO RECLAIM BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HONEYWELL VITAL TO SD,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*PASTURE RENT DECREASING,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*CONTAMINATION REMAINS A PROBLEM IN BRUCE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTERS WELCOMED HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NO LONGER EXPLOSIVE IN CLEAR LAKE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDIES COUNTED ON TO FILL KNOWLEDGE VOID,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TO TIGHTEN CONTROL OF PESTICIDE CONSUMPTION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
UP WITH PEOPLE SEEKS LOCAL HOST FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VOTERS LEAGUE SPONSORS SPEAKERS BUREAU,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SHOULD TAKE STAND ON PHONE ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EROS HAS BIG FUTURE ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VOLK SEEKING CASH OWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MEESE TO THE RESCUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"QUAYLE CARING, QUALIFIED (L)","Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"PANELS TO DISCUSS SPLIT, PARK","Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CROSS MAN OFF ARSON SUSPECT LIST,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VA HOSPITAL IS SUBJECT OF SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VANDALS IN ABERDEEN STRIKE GOP OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN OF TODAY WEEK IN PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ACCIDENT SHAKES UP PASSENGER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRUG PROJECT DARES YOUNGSTERS TO SAY NO,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESIDENT HELPS SF COLLEGE CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
U S WEST TAKES HISTORIC FANTLE'S SIGN DOWN TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WORK TO KEEP GOOD THING GOING,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PREDICTS '88 CONSTRUCTION WILL SET RECORDS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*RETIRING ELECTION OFFICIAL--SYSTEM WORKS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*BUSH--'IT IS PLANTING TIME',"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION MOVE MAY BE BREAKTHROUGH,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
IT WAS 'JUST ANOTHER DAY',"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"BUSH OR NOT BUSH, CITY LIFE GOES ON","Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF SIOUX FALLS MARKS CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
GROUPS LAUNCH CANCER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ABORTION MILL UPSETTING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INMATES MUST PAY FOR OTHERS' MISTAKES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"VISIT NICE, THOUGH NOT SPECTACULAR (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY HOSPITAL CARE GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PERFORMANCE STUNNING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PRESSLER HELPS SENIORS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
WE MUST PLANT TREES TO REJUVENATE AIR,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*ANDERSON IN SPOTLIGHT--PRESSLER IN SHADOWS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*PRESIDENT HAS SD CROWD IN AWE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*EMERY IS HOME TO HIGH-SCORING PAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*RAVEN SPLITS 1 OF ITS DIVISIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FIRST FROST HITS MUCH OF SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*MAN SUSPECTED OF RAPE ATTEMPTS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEPARTMENT TEACHES STUDENTS TO ESCAPE FIRES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EPA CLEARS HURON WASTEWATER PLANS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOLF BENEFIT SET FOR DAKOTA DUNES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INCINERATOR DECISION PUT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 80 YEARS FOR KILLING RANCHER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OUTAGE TRAPS BOY IN LOCAL ELEVATOR,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL WILL HEAR JURISDICTION CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*12 WINNING ESSAYS SAY PLENTY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY TURNS DOWN THRESHOLD ADDITION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REPUBLICANS TRY TO BROADEN BASE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*FAULKTON FLOWER QUEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SALES TAX HIKE LIKELY PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON ORDERS FUEL CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NO REASON TO REJECT SOUTER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*SOUTHEASTERN MENTAL HEALTH CENTER USES...,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GOLD MINING CAN DEFILE BLACK HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
SOMETIMES PEOPLE SHOULD BREAK RULES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
"SUB JOBS, FAIR TAXES FOR GAMBLING REVENUE (L)","Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
PRESSLER NOT DODGING ABORTION ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
PREDATOR OFFICER SHOULD BE FIRED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
STONE-BLOCK STREET SHOULD BE PRESERVED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
STATE SHOULD CONSIDER ELECTRICITY HAZARDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*SUNSHINE FOOD FESTIVAL PROMOTES HEALTHY HEARTS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PILLSBURY DOUGHBOY TURNS 25,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SOUP WARMS COOK'S SPIRITS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CANDIDATE--GIVE STATE BIGGER TAKE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAYS INN SPONSORS 'NOTES FROM HOME',"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOW-INCOME PEOPLE MAY APPLY FOR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESERVATION BOARD PLANS MEETING TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIN DOESN'T AID CLEANUP IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION ENDORSES DEMOCRATIC HOPEFULS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEMAND STARTS EARLY FOR VO-TECH GRADS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NATIVE--'GERMANS BELONG TOGETHER',"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COURT CONSIDERING ACTION AGAINST LAWYER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT HAPPENED TO GOP CONTRIBUTION CHECK,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABERDEEN RESERVISTS ACTIVATED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CONSULTING FIRM TO STUDY VERMILLION UTILITY SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 SD MEN KILLED IN WYOMING CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONSPIRACY SUSPECTS GRANTED SEPARATE TRIALS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PLANE MAY HAVE STALLED BEFORE CRASH--FAA,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TEACHERS PROTEST COLLEAGUES' DEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WATERTOWN MAN DIES IN LAKE SHORE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BROOKINGS AUTHORIZES BONDS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
IN-STATE AIR SYSTEM TAKING RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*SD FARMERS HEAR FOREIGN VIEWS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"*BOARD REAFFIRMS--LONETREE SAFE, DESIRABLE","Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHEERS THROUGH THE CHILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*TREASURE DIDN'T MEASURE UP, KTWB DISAGREES","Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CORONER DISPUTES CARETRAUM,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY MAY SHORTEN RIDE FOR SLEDDERS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CARETRAUM TAKES FRUSTRATIONS TO STREETS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SHOULD CLARENCE THOMAS BE APPROVED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"HARKIN, KERREY LIFT OPTIMISM FOR PARTY (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE COULD EASILY BEAT JANKLOW PETITION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
ILLEGAL DUMPING EVERYONE'S BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*HOBBY IS FOR THE BIRDS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'SILLY DANCING' BIG FUN FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ANYTHING CAN BE A COLLECTIBLE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*BE KIND TO YOUNG ATHLETES (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INFANT MORTALITY PROGRAM ORGANIZED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD VEHICLES RETURNING,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SURPLUS WAR FOOD HEADED FOR PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOELLER CHALLENGES CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRIBE'S CASINO PROFITS BUY HILLS LAND,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTIES REJECT MICKELSON'S SALES TAX PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EMERGENCY SERVICES FOR 2 RURAL HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TOPPLED TREE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BLACK HILLS TRAIL DEDICATION PLANNED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CALIFORNIAN RECEIVES 10 YEARS FOR ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FISH KILL BLAMED ON LAKE TURNOVER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INTERSTATE PLAN HITS ROAD BLOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OMAHAN IS TOP BIDDER FOR EXCURSION BOAT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUSPENDED SENTENCE GIVEN IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BUZZING THROUGH BEAN ACRES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON WANT WATER PROJECT DEAL","Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"FLANDREAU BUDGET UP 62 PERCENT, TAX FREEZE BLAMED","Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
REVISED JUVENILE CODE CHANGES PUBLIC ACCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GARRETSON FOLKS PITCH IN FOR RECYCLING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*UPHILL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
5 MEN TO BE INDUCTED INTO BASEBALL HALL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GREGORY BUSINESSMAN RECEIVES STATE HONOR,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
AG SECTOR UNEMPLOYMENT RANKS LOW,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*RADISON TO TAKE OVER ENCORE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*TRASH LITTERS DITCHES OUTSIDE CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOELLER TRIAL TO RAISE PROPERTY TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MADISON CALL HELPS SOLVE HIKER MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS COMING SOON,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*EARLY BEDTIME A WAY OF LIFE FOR MOST KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*'HUSBANDS AND WIVES' GRAPPLES WITH FAMILIAR THEME,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*MPR RADIO SHOW COMES TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*SF ISN'T NUMBER 1 CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE VIOLATED NO TAX PLEDGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
EXECUTION REFLECTS A VIOLENT SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LOCAL PHAR-MOR ESCAPES CUT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
ACCIDENT KNOCKS CABLE TV OFF LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHURCHES SPEAK OUT AGAINST STATE GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DIET COKE 'SPIKED WITH REAL THING--SUGAR,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN SENIOR CLASS PLANS FUND-RAISER OCTOBER 10,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLKA MORE CULTURE THAN DANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHARED OFFICES STILL POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM ASKS TO BE TAKEN OFF 911,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY COMMISSION DISPUTES FOES' CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY PETITION DRIVE FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOX ELDER POLICEMAN SETTLES OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COSTNER GIVES TOUR OF PROPOSED PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DEADWOOD GAMING HALL FINED, CLOSED AS PENALTY","Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"LEAGUE TO SPONSOR HOUSE, SENATE DEBATES","Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"RAIL LINE ACCIDENT KILLS 1, HURTS ANOTHER","Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MASTER WEAVER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CONSULTANT SAYS LOSS OF LAB BIG BLOW,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MICKELSON PLANS MEETING ON CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"VOTER REGISTRATION, PARTICIPATION LOOKS BETTER","Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SD DROPOUT RATE BELOW AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TERM LIMITS NOT HOT ISSUE YET IN STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
VO-TECH SCHOOLS NEED MARKETING,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*SOUTH DAKOTANS AWAIT PLAN'S IMPACT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ANALYSTS--MORRELL TOUGH TO SELL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOW THE PROPOSED HEALTH PLAN WOULD AFFECT SD,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*DASCHLE WILL PLAY KEY ROLE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
CHOOSING NOT TO VOTE--LEGISLATOR'S OPT (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"CITY, PRIVATE SECTOR SKIRT HOUSING ISSUE (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'NO' VOTE ALSO 'NO' TO PROGRESS (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
EDITORIAL MISUNDERSTANDS INITIATIVE PETITION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
'ARGUS' EDITORIAL UNFAIR TO SCHOOL BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
12 REPUBLICAN YEARS NOT THE ONLY CULPRIT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ADDITION CONSTRUCTION STARTS AT RAMKOTA INN,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUDGETEL INNS STARTS BUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOYBEAN-POWERED BUS HITS ROAD,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPEAKING INSTRUCTION OFFERED AT SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*NAFTA BAD FOR US, MEXICAN FARMERS","Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY SAYS MORRELL OPTIONS LIMITED,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
US WEST CUTS TO HIT IOWA AND MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*MCDONALD TAKES THE SHOTS AS JACKS' QB,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AMERICAN AIRLINES URGED TO STAY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FLORIDA MAN SHOT BY RAPID CITY COP,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LOBBYIST TO SPEAK TO GOP WOMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MIKE KNEIP TO HOST GOVERNOR SHOWCASE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*BRIDGING GAP BETWEEN SD, NEBRASKA","Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NINE AIRMEN DIED IN B-24 EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HARRISBURG TO DOUBLE ITS HOUSING,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DAKOTA STATE ADDS ETHANOL-POWERED CARS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS SEEK MORE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL PUBLISHER MOVING TO MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RETIREMENT SYSTEM ELECTS 4 TRUSTEES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CANTON TOUR OF HOMES SPANS THE DECADES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HOME-TAUGHT STUDENTS OUTPERFORM THEIR PEERS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
WASTE-LICENSE APPROVAL SPURS VARIED REACTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"RAILROAD ON WRONG TRACK, SHIPPING OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DEADWOOD CHIEF RESIGNS AMID COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*SILAGE SEASON A GOOD REASON TO MISS FARM,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*'NYPD BLUE' IT'S UP TO YOU,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*THREE-YEAR PACT COULD BE HIS LAST,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*GREAT FEELING TO ALASKA TRIP,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1993, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
IF A LIMIT ON PROPERTY TAX PASSES?,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PROGNOSIS IMPROVES FOR BIKE CRASH VICTIM,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE DESERVES SENATE LEADERSHIP (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*TAX REFORM MUST BE DONE WISELY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SAFETY MAJOR POINT IN ROAD-HUNTING (ABERDEEN AM),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LEGISLATORS WRONG (PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LAWMAKER GIVES TAXES THOUGHT (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ACTIONS DON'T MATCH WORDS OF PRO-LIFERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
ONE BANNED BOOK DESERVES THAT STATUS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
PRESSLER DOESN'T ACT LIKE TRUE CONSERVATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
JANKLOW HARDLY FIGHTER FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
INITIATIVE HAS HURT CALIFORNIA STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*ROCK THE POMP,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DOG WAGS TO DIFFERENT TALE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
STUDENTS SELECTED NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RADEL GRABS CHEATERS WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
APARTMENT DAMAGED BY FIRE AND SMOKE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLIST DIES FOLLOWING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOUNDATION DONATED TO CHILDREN'S INN,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CO-OP DROPS PLANS FOR FEEDLOT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PEDAL POWER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON ABUSE OF ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LIBRARIES SHOULD BE FULL OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*REPORTS OF ELDERLY ABUSE IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SOCIETY KEEPS ALIVE SOUNDS OF BIG BANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
STATE HAS HAD 10 FARM FATALITIES THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RUNOFF INTO RESERVOIRS 54% BELOW NORMAL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*MAN LOOKS FOR BOY HE SAYS IS HIS SON,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
POOR JAIL CONDITIONS SEEN BY BIA OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATEHOUSE MIRRORS TOP RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HICKOK MOVIE RAISES HOPES FOR INCREASED TOURISM,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*ORIGINAL JUDGE USUALLY HEARS DIVORCE CASES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*GENDER EQUITY IN SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS UNVEIL THEIR FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BROKER SENTENCED FOR REVEALING DEAL JANKLOW MADE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
KEEP HIGHWAY BILL ON ROAD TO PASSAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T GET TOO SMUG ABOUT CITY'S RANKINGS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TRADITIONAL VALUES ARE IN STATE OF DECAY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ARGUS LEADER BOTCHED LETTER TO THE EDITOR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
JOHNSON SHOULD STOP ATTACKING PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
JOHNSON SUPPORTS PARENTAL NOTIFICATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*CHILD WORRIES ABOUT LIKING NEW STEPMOM,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SD TRIAL TESTS SUGAR NUTRIENT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW GALLERY OFFERS OLD ART,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LUNG TREATMENT TESTED FOR BABIES,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SKYFORCE FAILS TO MAKE DEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HURLEY'S GERDES PILING UP POINTS IN THE POST,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW MISSION OK'D AFTER SEPT. 12 FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BOYS, 15, ADMIT VANDALIZING POOL","Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEEN TO BE TRIED AS ADULT IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMMUNITY OUTREACH TO MARK RELOCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHILD RAPIST GETS 60 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WITNESSES OFFER HELP AFTER DOG THROWN IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DEVELOPER ASKS APPROVAL FOR I-90 AMUSEMENT PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN COUNTY METHAMPHETAMINE BUST MAY BE RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CITY COUNCIL FREEZES JOBS FOR '96 AT 904,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW TO CUT STATE INSPECTORS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*EX-OFFICIAL ACCUSED OF WITNESS TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
8TH MUSIC FESTIVAL STARTS SUNDAY NIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*VANDALS APPARENTLY DAMAGE PHONE CABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SENATE PANEL OK'S SDSU RESEARCH CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SCHOOL APPEALS RULING ON SPECIAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LEGISLATOR: RAIL CAR COST UP 100-200%,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PROPOSED FUEL SPILL RULES WORRY ACTIVIST,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*POLICE SEARCH FOR MAN IN AX ATTACK,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
POSTAL CENTER TRADES SORTER FOR OLDER MODEL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
DONATED TIME TO CHURCH,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*THE JOB CORPS,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*JUVENILE HURT IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CORN LOSSES POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
JANKLOW EXAMINING NEW PAROLE PHILOSOPHY,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.6"
SESSION URGES CAR SALESMEN TO BE TRUTHFUL,"Argus LeaderSep 19 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
HIGH COURT REVIEWS ADS FOR ATTORNEYS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OZARK STRIKE TAKES TOLL ON CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIGNS GOOD FOR BILLBOARD COMPLIANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT REVIEWS ADS FOR ATTORNEYS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT REVIEWS ADS FOR ATTORNEYS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOMESTAKE WORKERS KICKING THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HOMESTAKE WORKERS KICKING THEMSELVES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD ASKS FOR PCB SEARCH,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DAYTON'S BROUGHT ITS GOLD SALE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*DAYTON'S BROUGHT ITS GOLD SALE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
THREE LOCAL LAWYERS UP FOR JUDGE POSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*KOREA FIRMS SCOUR STATE FOR TOP SWINE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*KOREA FIRMS SCOUR STATE FOR TOP SWINE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COP CALLS-IT WAS NEVER LIKE THIS ON 'DRAGNET',"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*KOREA FIRMS SCOUR STATE FOR TOP SWINE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN PRAISES BISHOP DUDLEY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
MCGOVERN PRAISES BISHOP DUDLEY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE USD STUDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
YANKTON HOSPITAL IN CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
MCGOVERN PRAISES BISHOP DUDLEY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
WARRANT OUT ON MITCHELL ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
JOB STATUS CHANGE DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PROPOSAL CALLS FOR POLITICAL RECALL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ND SITE FAVORED FOR POWER PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
COUNTY OFFICIALS TO CHECK OUT NORTON-FROEHLICH,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
"PRESSLER, GOP LEADERS TRADE CRITICISM","Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
"PRESSLER, GOP LEADERS TRADE CRITICISM","Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
FARM KNOW-HOW (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ADVICE FOR MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
ADVICE FOR MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
"ELEMENTARY, SECONDARY ED FUNDS CUT","Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DIABETES TESTING OFFERED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
CONFERENCE TO FEATURE SPECIAL ED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
ABERDEEN GETTING NEW BIA OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
VETERINARIAN FROM BROOKINGS HONORED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
HOUSE AG PANEL OKS ALCOHOL FUELS PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.A, p.15, col.4"
*DISASTER STAGED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TRIBAL COURTS ORDER SIOUX TO POSTPONE CLAIM AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TRIBAL COURTS ORDER SIOUX TO POSTPONE CLAIM AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*DAKOTA THEATER CARAVAN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LENORE HABER WOOKS AT HER LOOM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JAMES BOND FLIES HIGH IN 'MOONRAKER',"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*HEADS OFFER THE SOUND COLLAPSE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE CANDIDATES' STRATEGIES VIEWED AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE CANDIDATES' STRATEGIES VIEWED AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 MONEY GAME PARTICIPANTS HIT WITH INDICTMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
UNEMPLOYMENT IN SD NEARING NATIONAL LEVEL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS REJECT HIKE IN TUITION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KULL DISPUTES PAMPHLET ON ALCOHOL FUELS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KULL DISPUTES PAMPHLET ON ALCOHOL FUELS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KULL DISPUTES PAMPHLET ON ALCOHOL FUELS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUC VOTES TO JOIN FIGHT OVER PIPELINE ROUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PUC VOTES TO JOIN FIGHT OVER PIPELINE ROUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS REJECT HIKE IN TUITION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ND OK SOUGHT FOR MANDAN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROW-ROW-ROW YOUR RAFT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
3 CHARGED FOR DRUG BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WHAT MARGARET SANGER SAID ABOUT ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MERCY IN KOREA...(ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEES SOME ABUSE OF MENTAL PATIENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES COVERAGE OF EX-CHIEF'S CASE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ATHLETE DIES FROM HEAD INJURIES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD GAS PRICES CONTINUE TO DROP,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"PRESSURE, SECRET TALKS LEAD TO WATER DEAL","Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THOUSANDS PROTEST REAGAN POLICY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PRESSURE, SECRET TALKS LEAD TO WATER DEAL","Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OLD-TIME FIDDLING REBORN IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WAGNER MAN CHARGED IN COMMODITY THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-RESERVATION RESIDENT SETTING UP JOB PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WAGNER MAN CHARGED IN COMMODITY THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WAGNER MAN CHARGED IN COMMODITY THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EX-RESERVATION RESIDENT SETTING UP JOB PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COAL SLURRY PIPELINE MIGHT GET LARGER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SALE OF SD WATER WORRIES NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ETSI PROPOSAL IS PROMISING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ETSI PROPOSAL IS PROMISING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SURVEY'S REQUEST FOR NAMES IS QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SURVEY'S REQUEST FOR NAMES IS QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
INDIANS SUPPORTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*WHAT ARGUS LEADER READERS THINK OF PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WHAT ARGUS LEADER READERS THINK OF PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LOW-FLYING B-52 CAUSES STIR IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WYO MAN WANTS TO INVEST IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WYO MAN WANTS TO INVEST IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW NAMES NEW BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BN MIGHT ABANDON SPUR TO DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*NUN TO CONDUCT COURSE ON BIBLE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*NUN TO CONDUCT COURSE ON BIBLE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WEST COLORADO EYES MISSOURI RIVER WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
STURGIS ASKS JUDGE TO DROP BRUTALITY SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
USERS INFLUENCE ARCHITECTS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*LUTHERAN CHURCH OF DELL RAPIDS FEATURES NEW ORGAN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
USERS INFLUENCE ARCHITECTS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*ONLY THE HARDY LIVE ON RED SHIRT PLATEAU,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*THEE 2 JAMES WELCHES--THE MAN, THE WRITER","Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF WOMAN GUESTS ON NATIONAL TV TALK SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SF WOMAN GUESTS ON NATIONAL TV TALK SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*OLGA ESPELAND--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FINISHING CAN BE TRUE MARATHON GOAL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
FALL STIRS HURON STADIUM FEELINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
SF PLAYS HOST TO CHAROLAIS SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.F, p.10, col.1"
*IN SEARCH OF A RABBIT MARKET,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.F, p.10, col.3"
*IN SEARCH OF A RABBIT MARKET,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.F, p.10, col.3"
*INDIANS AND THEIR FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1981, sect.G, p.10, col.1"
FROST WARNINGS ISSUED FOR PARTS OF SD,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ENGINEERS STRIKE--EFFECT ON SD TO BE SLIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*THE 26 MILE, 365 YARD ROAD TO FAME & FORTUNE","Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
AUXILIARY PARK DEDICATION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
COOPERATIVE AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
FOOD SERVICE CENTER GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"MILLER BREWING CO, SKY RANCH FUND RAISER","Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CENTER FOR WOMEN GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CHILD CARE FOOD PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
HOME ECONOMICS STUDENTS GET SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SWING YOUR PARTNER...,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*ABORTION..SHE WOULDN'T IF SHE COULD,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THEY CAME TO TOWN TO PLAY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"DASCHLE, ROBERTS SPLIT ON ELLSWORTH","Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHY GAVINS POINT GOT POWER CONTROL CENTER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR SEES EFFECT OF COURT RULING ON WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INSPECTION REQUIRED FOR CERTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LAWYERS TO MEET FRIDAY IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SDREA MEETING TO BE IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NATURAL GAS RATE INCREASE BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
PUBLIC EMPLOYEE UNION RANKS COULD GROW,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
SD HAS LOW RATE OF PAST-DUE MORTGAGES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
WORLD-TRAVELER NANNEN HEADS TO ENGLAND,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TJEERSDMA SETS MARATHON RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER ARRIVES WITH NO WARNING,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAYOFFS BASED ON SENIORITY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
JOB SERVICE READY FOR MORRELL UNEMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*RUMMAGING FOR DEALS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRICK FOR MCGOVERN IS NOT LOOKING FOOLISH,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*'MOOSE SCULPTURE' DIFFERS FROM PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NEILES RESIGNS FROM COUNTY DEFENDER'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EAGLE POPULATION--NEW HEIGHTS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FINGERPRINTING SESSIONS PLANNED IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WILL GIVE DEPOSITION FOR LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SELLING FEATHERS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW DEFENDS LEGISLATION THAT ATTRACTS BANKS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMITTEE TO PLAN WASHINGTON HIGH REMODELING,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MCDOWELL GIVES ALIBI FOR NIGHT OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*BELL LOWERS REQUEST FOR RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WARDEN--TRUSTY DROWNED IN RIVER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*PARALYZING, ANALYZING THE ELDERLY'S DIET","Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BIG BOOST FOR CUNNINGHAM (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO DOUBLE STANDARD CHURCH COUNCIL RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOLLMAN'S PLANS SPUR INTEREST IN '84 (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'THE PUC WORKS FOR YOU...' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COMMISSION REJECTS CABLE COMPANY'S REQUEST,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW LAW CONFUSES CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BOARD GIVES OK TO RUN WITHOUT KILN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
KEYSTONE TO VOTE ON BUILDING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
MANFRED TO SPEAK AT LIBRARIANS' MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
WEEKEND ACCIDENT KILLS 2 ON SD ROADS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARM GROUP PROBLEMS MAY LEAD TO RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MCCLURE WON'T CHANGE PLANS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
LEGISLATURE MAY HELP RAILROAD LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
VETERANS MAY MOVE PROGRAM FARTHER EAST,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.6"
OFFICIALS BEGIN TAKING INVENTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BISHOP TELLS CATHOLICS TO DEFEND BELIEFS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"EDUCATORS TRACK STUDENTS, EMPLOYEES","Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*OWNERS PLAY NIGHTCLUB ROULETTE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIDDLING UP A STORM IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'IT'S WHERE EVERYBODY GOES',"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*NITE CITY STAYS AFLOAT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*GARLAND SPEAKS TO ELKS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
BUSINESS WOMEN'S DAY PLANNED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
POETRY SOCIETY SPONSORS BOOK FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
QUILT SHOW SEPT 28 IN FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
'JOYS OF BEING A NETWORK CENSOR',"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*A CUT ON THE CORNER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NIELSEN SELECTS PANELISTS FOR RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WILL APPEAR ON TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 PARTICIPANTS ARE ADDED TO FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN SEXUAL ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE GRANTS MOTION ON BEAR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BINGO IS BACK AT FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SF GIRL DIES IN CAR-BICYCLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ACCIDENT CUTS POWER AT CAPITOL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
IT WAS A SLIMY TRICK IN HOUSTON (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT LOAN DEFAULTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY NEEDS PROGRAM FOR ABUSED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LANDLORDS SHOULD BE LICENSED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FUNERAL HOME DRAWS PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
AUTOPSY SHOWS GUNSHOT KILLED MISSION MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOYS ESCAPE INJURY WHEN CAR ROLLS OVER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUSPECTS IN STRING OF BURGLARIES ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES LIBERTARIAN PARTY LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
53 STUDENTS ARE NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CUSTOMERS LINE UP FOR DOLLS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BILL-SHARING MAY HAVE CUT TRIPS TO DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FAIR TO EXPLAIN CANCER PREVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FIRED STATE WORKER FILES SUIT IN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT AGAINST FARM AGENCY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FEDERAL FARM ASSISTANCE PLAN NOT ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*UNITED WAY KICKS OFF CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STRIFE DIVIDING UNION SOLIDARITY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ORGANIZER IS TIRELESS CHALLENGER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CITY SHOULD ASSIST ITS BIGGEST EMPLOYER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
UNITED WAY PROVIDES MUCH-NEEDED CHALLENGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*KINDER-CLUB IS A SCHOOL AWAY FROM SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CREATE EACH OTHER'S HELL IN SARTRE PLAY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DOC SEVERINSEN TO PLAY WITH SD SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
DOCTOR CAMPAIGNS FOR HEALTHY BABIES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAMMONS CLOSES IN ON HOTEL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY LIMITS TRIBAL LOTTERY SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NAME THAT TOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABDNOR RECEPTION SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN FOR BEATING,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SENATE PANEL OK'S FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RAIL-ABANDONMENT PLAN IS HALTED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*WEFLEN, HARRIS PICKED AS HOMECOMING ROYALTY","Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"ARRESTS, BUT NO MOTIVES IN RESTAURANT FIRE","Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOY PINNED UNDER TRAILER DIES IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW TO BE COLLEGE SERIERS' FIRST SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW TO BE COLLEGE SERIES' FIRST SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN KILLED IN FALL FROM CAR IS IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PANEL APPROVES REA LOAN AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL MAINTENANCE CONTRACT GETS OK,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TO OVERHAUL STATE'S FUNERAL LAWS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SEPTEMBER RAIN SETS RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REAGAN TO VISIT IN CITY SEPT 29,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL TO STAY CLOSED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*LOCAL GOURMET CAN DISH IT OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*SWING YOUR PARTNER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
'SEA HORSE' CAST CREATES SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
THANKS TO THOSE BEHIND ART FESTIVAL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
NURSING HOME THANKFUL FOR HELP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
HENDERSON DESERVES TO KEEP COURT POSITION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOW DID THEY EVER COVER ... (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SENIOR VOLUNTEERS GIVE MUCH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CARELESS ACT NOT AMUSING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CONCERTS NEED MORE PUBLICITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SD SCENERY VARIED AND BEAUTIFUL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*TECHNOLOGY MUST NEVER BECOME OUR GOD,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*PASTOR ORGANIZES NEW CONGREGATION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*SDSU SWEEPS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*A LOOK AT SIOUX FALLS' SOP STORY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*LINCOLN CROWNS HOMECOMING KING, QUEEN","Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OVERFLOW TESTS LIMITS OF WATER PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BAN ON MORRELL STRIKES STAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL OK'S TAX RELIEF FOR MESABA,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
2 CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"LONG, STEEP ROAD LIES AHEAD","Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS--BEATS SNOW,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AIRPORT LOBBY WINDOWS BREAK IN JET'S WAKE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BELL URGES LYNG ON FARM LOANS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON STRAYS FROM REAL PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLANS TOLD FOR PARK NEAR MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*TEXAS SENATOR, NEPHEW IN DIFFERENT PATHS","Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*CRIME STOPPERS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GOP--DEMOCRATS LAX ON REPORTS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*FARM AID III,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TENANTS ANGRY ABOUT CONSTRUCTION MOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GROUP WON'T FIGHT TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BORK MERITS APPROVAL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HEIDEPRIEM KNOWS RACE WOULD BE TOUGH,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EARLY AUTUMN STIRS UP GHOSTS OF PAST,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*AREA OPINION ON NOMINATION IS ASSORTED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MISSILES THERE FOR REASON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
NAME CALLING WON'T POSTPONE DISASTER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
WHERE ARE SOVIET MISSILES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
TACKLE QUESTION OF YOUTH FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
COOL WEATHER HEATS UP FISHING,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*VANDEL NAMED ASSISTANT DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
"CHEYENNE RIVER TRIBE, STATE AGREE","Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
COMMISSION PROPOSES LIMIT CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
CATHOLIC SCHOOL ENROLLMENT RISES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENGLISH TEACHERS HONOR 2 MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS NAME NEW FIELD DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESERVATIONS TAKEN FOR HISTORICAL BOOK,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS PRINCIPAL HONORED BY GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ON COLLISION COURSE WITH COAST GUARD,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON TINKERS WITH CABINET PAY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ZOO, COLLEGE COMBINE FOR FALL KICK-OFF","Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BIKING FOR LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMPLIANCE EFFORTS CONTINUE WITH LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SECOND YANKTON ESCAPEE CAPTURED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN GOLD THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
AURORA NEEDS NEW WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CYCLE CLUB MEMBERS INNOCENT OF CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAVISON COUNTY DEPUTY TO REPRESENT STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGHWAY HAY DEADLINE NEARS FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MINISTER PRAISES SUPERPOWER ARMS ACCORDS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PARADE OF HOMES PUTS 45 HOMES ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REPUBLICANS TO SPONSOR LEGISLATIVE FORUMS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AGENCY TO RELAX TAX ENFORCEMENT DURING DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CANADIAN LEADER BRINGS TRADE FIGHT TO STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*CASES GOING THROUGH CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BEST BUY REPORTS RECORD SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON MEAT INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CORN CROP DOWN 10 MILLION ACRES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LENDERS FORECAST {dollar}4 BILLION LOSSES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S OLDEST LAW FIRM TURNS 100,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BID FOR DAYTON'S RAISES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FARM AID FOR A SONG,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*STATE TAKES A SHOWER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR EXPECTS RISE IN HEALTH CARE COSTS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD STUDENTS STRONG IN TESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AREA AQUIFER VULNERABLE TO CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STAFFING INSUFFICIENT TO MONITOR PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MICKELSON--WATER ISSUES ARE A PRIORITY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*TOURING THE WORLD ON {dollar}11,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
DRINKING WATER MUST BE PROTECTED (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
AUTO RACE COVERAGE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
MINE LAW LOOPHOLES MUST BE CLOSED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
JAMES QUIET ON HEMBRICK,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON BOYS TAKE RUN AT REPEATING,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FREEMAN'S MILLER SAYS GAMES FRIENDLIER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY NEARS DEAL WITH PIPELINE FIRM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL DIRECTOR HASN'T SEEN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE MUST DELAY SEX CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE SPONSORS MINING ISSUES FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON JOINS BUSH'S CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARTS COUNCIL WANTS TO DOUBLE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BRANDON VOTERS TO DECIDE POOL'S FATE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RURAL FINANCING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROBERTS OFFERS TO TAKE POSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSIONERS HEAR PLAN FOR SHOPPING CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ROBBERS TAKE DISABLED MAN'S WATCH,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT WON'T EXPEDITE PHONE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SD SOIL STILL NEEDS MORE RAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*CATHOLIC DIOCESE CELEBRATES 100TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON GAMBLING EFFORT AT STAKE TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUSH FILLS AG JOBS ADEQUATELY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*RESEARCH PROJECT OF 1970'S COULD HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PENITENTIARY OFFICIALS WERE TREATED UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
TILLIS SHOW TOO LOUD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
MULDER TRIAL RIDICULOUS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
*PASTA DISHES FILL THESE PREGAME MENUS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*ZOO, ARTS COUNCIL PICK POSTER","Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BABY FORMULA ADS DIRECTED AT PARENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CITY APPROVES RATES FOR LOCAL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY SEEKS LEADER FOR WALL LAKE WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HERRICK MAN DROWNS IN OWN STOCK DAM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON MAN FACES 2 CHARGES IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL CONSIDERS CHARGES IN FATALITY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS HAVE LEAD ON ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TOO NASTY FOR NETTLETON,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BISHOPS LISTEN TO CONCERNS OF INDIANS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAN FACES CHARGES FOR THROWING BOTTLE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRISON PROBLEMS SURFACE IN TRIALS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOYALTON LOYAL TO BUSH'S TREE PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FBI CLEARS HOME FED IN SCHEME,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*I'M COMMITTED TO RUNNING FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN GAGS ITS EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNITED WAY GOALS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SPEARFISH ARTIST PAINTS NEW WORLDS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SNAKE STOWAWAY CAUSE FOR PILOT'S ALARM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CHANGE GIVES GRID PLAYOFFS A NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA TO PLAY SOVIETS NOVEMBER 4,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOGEN STARTS FMHA POSITION IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"CITY ALLOWS CAR LOT, NEW WAL-MART STORE","Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
CONSULTANT--FASTER BANKING EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
ECONOMIC MEETING POSTPONED TO NOVEMBER 6,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MESABA'S TRAFFIC CLIMBS 110 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS GASOLINE PRICES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"MORRELL, UNION STILL COMPARING CONTRACTS","Argus LeaderSep 20 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*BACK FROM PERSIAN GULF,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
8 RECEIVE 10 PERCENT-PLUS RAISES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WWII VETERAN HAILED AS FRIEND AND PATRIOT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BILL WOULD RETURN HILLS TO SIOUX,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PODHRASKY'S INCREASE MATCHES SOME WORKERS',"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
SD SENATORS OFFER SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MICKELSON APPLIES DOUBLE STANDARD (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COMPETITION GOOD FOR AMBULANCE SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COURTS CONSIDER WHAT'S BEST FOR CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PARENTS BLUNDERED IN FIRING OF RONKEN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS NEED MORE FUNDING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*LINCOLN HIGH CHEERLEADER TO PERFORM IN NEW YORK,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY LIBERALIZES APPRENTICE RADIO,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOPEFUL WANTS JUDGES TO EXPLAIN SENTENCES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON MAN GIVEN 4-MONTH PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO HAZARDOUS MATERIAL FOUND AT PATHFINDER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER'S OFFICE WILL FORWARD LETTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CAUGHT IN WEB,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FRANKENFELD RAPS TEXTILE BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON SETS ECONOMIC GOALS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RIVAL--PRESSLER VOTING RECORD POOR,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD FORCES REVIEW OF STONE-ROAD DECISION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MUENSTER--ADS SHOULD BE VERIFIED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BLACK HILLS FIRE DAMAGE IS WORST,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HARRISBURG TOWN LEADERS ASK MICKELSON FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PANEL OK'S LAKE ANDES PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*SDPTV'S JIM PRUSHA RETIRES, IS HONORED","Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*5 PAIRS OF SIBLINGS 'REUNITED' IN OLD AGE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PLANES MAY FLY AGAIN AT TEA AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VERMILLION APPROVES SMALLER 1991 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"BRANDON CITY COUNCIL PASSES {dollar}896,275 BUDGET","Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CUSTER STATE PARK WAIVES ENTRANCE FEES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MISSING MAN DIED OF HEAD TRAUMA,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DELL RAPIDS '91 BUDGET TO INCREASE 10 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FLANDREAU APPROVES {dollar}2.8 MILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CORRECTIONS PANEL TO MEET IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*KNIGHT VISION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR IRRIGATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE LOWEST IN AGRICULTURE SECTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*GOVERNOR SAYS MARINA WILL BE BUILT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRAIN CAR SHORTAGE LEAVES ELEVATORS FULL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO ADD GREAT BEAR TO PARK SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHILLY WEATHER DOESN'T LEAVE FARMERS OUT IN THE COLD,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*OFFENSIVE ART IS BEST DISPLAYED DRAPED (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*VIGILANTES, ABORTION DON'T MIX","Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MICKELSON SHOULDN'T ALWAYS RESCUE SONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CRITIC MISSED POINT OF CARLIN'S HUMOR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"*CHURCH BRINGS ART, RELIGION BACK TOGETHER","Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FALL MOVIES--COMING TO A THEATER NEAR YOU,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FLAG WITH HANK SAYS GOODBYE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MCDANIEL PERFORMS SUNDAY AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"*RUTTEN, BUNKERS O'GORMAN ROYALTY","Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEVELOPERS EYE EDGEMONT DUMP,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HURON'S BRANCH BOASTS 110 STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDUSTRIAL COURSE OFFERED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF COLLEGE ENROLLMENT UP,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PEACE CORPS DUTY LANDS ARMOUR FARMER IN NEPAL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION OPPONENTS MET BY PICKETS AT UNIVERSITY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RECRUITER IN CITY TO FIELD QUESTIONS ABOUT SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SHOT AFTERSHOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CARETRAUM CARVES OUT ITS TERRITORY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATE CAN BE DUMP OR RECYCLING HAVEN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE TO DECIDE WHERE TO HEAR CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PHOTOS OF BANK ROBBER RELEASED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
QUALIFIIES FOR MATCHING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*GARAGE IS STORE'S BIG ATTRACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS TO SURFACE MINING IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BROOKINGS DEBATES MEMORIAL LIGHTING,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LAB GATHERS GENETIC PRINTS FROM SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*TEAMING WITH TETZLAFF THRILLS SDSU'S THUE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ROOSEVELT WINS BY 6,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TO TALK TO COUNTY GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
OPIUM INVOLVED IN DRUG ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*COSTS CLIMB, PROFITS DON'T","Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ZONING LAW CONCERNS DAY-CARE PROVIDERS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CARTOONIST PAYS TRIBUTE TO SF,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COURT'S TAX DECISION WAS RIGHT ON TARGET (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FLANDREAU FIGHTS RACISM (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*JURORS DESERVE PRAISE FOR DEATH SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HAAR A CLEAR CHOICE TO REPRESENT STATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HAAR WON'T REPRESENT THE WORKING CLASS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LETTER DEMONSTRATES TEACHER PAY PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
BUSH HAS FAILED TO REVIVE ECONOMY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WILLIAMS AND REE HELP RACE RELATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*GENDER EQUITY IS NEXT GOAL FOR COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA SWEEPS UP VOLLEYBALL TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*GROUSE HUNTER SAVORS OPENER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CHANGES PROPOSED FOR FISHING REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WHOOPING CRANES COME THROUGH SD,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ACCIDENT VICTIM OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR RECALLING DIET COKE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW HOLLAND MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN-AGER DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN DIES IN HEAD-ON CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BARKEEPS--LIQUOR LICENSES LOSE VALUE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATE SAYS ETHICS PANEL ERRED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE OUTLINES 'PLAN OF ACTION',"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INMATE ADMITS CREDIT CARD USED WRONGLY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LOCAL DRIVE HELPS OPEN ROSEBUD'S NEW LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*EVENT DRAWS NATION'S BEST FIDDLERS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON DRUG STING SPURS FOUR ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BHSU OFFERS TOURISM CLASS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FOSSIL FIRM DEFENDS ITS SD ACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
EXECUTION REFLECTS A VIOLENT SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
MIDLAND LIFE RATES IN TOP 50 ON LIST,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PARADE OF HOMES IS NEXT WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN'S GORUP SPONSORS SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HAIRY SHEEP SPORT TAILS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MEETING SET FOR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*FAMILY VALUES NO WALK IN PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*JOINT-EFFORT CENTER A HIT IN FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*OFF TO GREAT START IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
*COMFORT PRIORITY FOR FALL FASHIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1992, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
"*FOR THE STATE, LOTTERY IS BEST DEAL","Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*'NEW READERS' DISCOVERING JOYS OF SHARING WORDS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LIMITED SPENDING IS ONLY ANSWER TO DEFICIT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD DOESN'T WANT HIGHER TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEEKS BEST ROLE IN BUILDING MIDEAST (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOLDIER DISILLUSIONED BY CHAOS IN SOMALIA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*FEDS KEEP COVETOUS EYE ON INDIAN GAMING,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*DETERMINATION, PRACTICE CAN SAVE NATIVE LANGUAGES","Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*RESIDENTS SHOULD EXAMINE AMBULANCE OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"GANG DRESS, SYMBOLS A FAD","Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*EARNED-INCOME CREDIT AVAILABLE TO SOME FILERS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE FOR ENERGY ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUTHERLAND SAYS HE MISSED MEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALK TO RAISE FUNDS FOR HUNGER GROUPS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WOOD DEMAND GOING UP, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BATTLE OF THE BUSES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PROFESSOR'S PRAIRIE HOME A DREAM COME TRUE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"HAYES CASE SHOCKS FAMILY, FRIENDS","Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*Q & A WITH PEOPLE IN THE PUBLIC EYE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STUDENTS PAYING HIGHER TUITION SHARE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AGRICULTURAL STUDENTS EARN WHILE THEY LEARN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CO-OP DIRECTORS JOIN STATE HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIFTH FACE DISCOVERED ON MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"HURON HOSPITAL FINED {dollar}10,000","Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWYERS TO APPEAL MOVING OF TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ST JOSEPH'S SCHOOL PLANS CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*REDLIN'S ART FINDS A HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"AN EARLY KILLING FROST UNLIKELY, FORECASTERS PREDICT","Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
IHS NOMINEE SEEKS HEALTH PLAN SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*CRAZY HORSE'S FACE COMING TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NORTHERN PIKE RETURNING TO LAKE OAHE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN HIGH HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENT TRAINERS PLAY BIG ROLES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FLANDREAU CAN'T GET THE HITS WITHOUT MTV,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*TRIMS LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR OPEN SEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STEELE FIGHTS FROM TRIBAL CELL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"COST OF BRINGING UP BABY GROWING, USDA STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PROPERTY TAX DEBATE MUST RUN DEEPER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GIRL SCOUT VOLUNTEERS MAKE A DIFFERENCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"FOREFATHERS DIDN'T DIVIDE CHURCH, STATE (L)","Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HERITAGE CENTER HAS MUCH TO OFFER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*NAACP WORKS AT LOCAL LEVEL,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*A CARING CIRCLE OF HUMANITY AWAITS THE HURTING,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BIG WEEKEND BODES WELL FOR PHEASANT HUNT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*20-POINT DEFICIT DIDN'T MATTER TO IRENE, SATTER","Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VEGETARIAN STUDENTS HAVE SOME CHOICES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN DIES ON MOTORCYCLE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN ADMITS BUYING BEER FOR VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEBRASKA MAN GUILTY OF ASSAULT IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 90 DAYS FOR LSD POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE NUMBERS DROP BY 26,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MARINES DELIVER ANTI-DRUG MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
QUARRELL OVER PARKING ON MINNESOTA DELAYED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FRIGHTENED JAYCEES SEEKING HOME FOR HAUNTED HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOW TO RUN FOR CITY GOVERNMENT POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
LOTTERY FOES SAY VENDORS TAKING 53% OF THE PROFITS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
VIDEO GAMBLING MAY BE WOUNDED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"PROGRAM MATCHES VOLUNTEERS, TEACHERS","Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PIANIST TO PERFORM SATURDAY AT MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*IRENE TEACHER TO KISS PIG IN FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CHORAL SOCIETY BEGINS REHEARSALS NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CONSERVATIONIST FOR SD NAMED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BOARDINGS INCREASE ON NEW PLANE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BLACK HILLS DEER DRIVEN INTO CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY LOOKS FOR BURIAL SITES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RESIGNATIONS LEAVE TOWN IN PINCH,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*VANDALS FIRE AT DRUG STORE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"FARMERS, BARGE INDUSTRY FEAR PLAN FOR CHANGING FLOW","Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
NEW MAIN STREET SOON TO BE READY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
AREA VETERANS CAN HELP MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"*ABORTION-CLINIC VANDAL GETS 30 DAYS, STOP PICKETING","Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
IBP MEATPACKERS VOTE TO STRIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*{dollar}8.5 MILLION PROJECT WILL HOUSE SENIORS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"DRIVING COSTS LOW IN CITY, SURVEY SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*100 NAMES ON WAITING LIST,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE OK'S WELFARE BILL BY 87 TO 12,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
IT'S TIME SCHOOLS LEVEL PLAYING FIELD (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY COUNCIL PASSES GOOD FIRST BUDGET (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JUVENILE JUSTICE SHOULD BE MORE OPEN (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BLOCK PARTY OPEN COMMUNICATIONS (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"CHURCH, CITY SHOULD WORK TOGETHER BETTER (L)","Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GANG IDENTIFICATION ATTEMPT MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JOHNSON PROTECTS HARD-WORKING PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
APPLE-PIE NEWS GOT A LITTLE WARM IN WILLOW LAKE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*COOK SNEAKS FRUITS, VEGETABLES INTO FAMILY DIET","Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SKYFORCE GOES FOR GUARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY OFFICIALS APPROVE HIGHER TAXES,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCH FOR AX ATTACKER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INMATE DOESN'T RETURN FROM FURLOUGH,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN ARRESTED IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TREE REDEDICATED TO LATE DONOHUE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"FROST WORRIES FARMERS, URBAN COUNTERPARTS","Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DOWNTOWN ATTITUDE UPBEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SUNSHINE SERENADE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS IN DEVELOPMENT PROJECT 'FOR THE LONG HAUL',"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TO BUILD OFFICES WITH NEW WOMEN'S PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*MAN GETS THREE YEARS FOR ODOMETER FRAUD,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CONTEMPORARY MUSIC FEST STARTS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FEMA'S FIELD OFFICE SCHEDULED TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"{dollar}1,500 THEFT RESULTS IN FOUR-YEAR SENTENCE","Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CITY BUDGET OF {dollar}6.86M UP SLIGHTLY FROM '95,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CITY OK'S {dollar}4M BUDGET IN UNANIMOUS VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERS TOUGHENING DOG LAWS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LINCOLN COUNTY ADOPTS '96 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DAMAGES IN FOWLER CASE SEEM UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JUDGE WON'T DISMISS LAWSUIT AGAINST MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
RETIRED SECTION FOREMAN DIES AT 70,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*PEDESTRIAN FATALITIES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PROPOSED CLINIC WOULD INVOLVE 2-WAY TV,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
COMPANIES SEEK A PLACE IN NAME GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
LARGE SD CONTINGENT LOBBIES FOR FARMS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
COLLEGE STUDENTS NEED REFRESHER,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
FORT PIERRE POLICE CHIEF SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"LIST STUDENTS, BY HIGH SCHOOLS, IN REMEDIAL CLASSES","Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
"RAPID CITY TO TRAP, SLAUGHTER URBAN DEER","Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HIGHWAY ACCIDENTS KILLS 2 SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"STURGIS SETS {dollar}23,000 FOR CYCLE RALLY","Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
AMUSEMENT PARK ON I-90 APPROVED,"Argus LeaderSep 20 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"*WATCH YOUR GUNS HERE, PARTNER","Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WATCH YOUR GUNS HERE, PARTNER","Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN-NO SPLIT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GOP RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN-NO SPLIT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
GOP RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*'DAKOTA ROADS' INSPIRED EPIC,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*FOOTWORK TO OUTWIT RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HAMLIN SEEKS SPLIT SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
HOG SLAUGHTER EXPECTED TO BE HIGHEST,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SCULPTURE FOES JEOPARDIZE ART,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CEMENT SALES HIT ONE-MONTH RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ARREST MADE IN BANK ROBBERY CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SCULPTURE FOES JEOPARDIZE ART,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
CITY SHOULD FIND WAY TO KEEP DOLL MUSEUM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SEN PRESSLER SHOULDN'T RUN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SEN PRESSLER SHOULDN'T RUN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
VIAL COULD BE LIFESAVER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JEWISH LEADERS REFLECT ON PEACE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*THE BLACK HILLS-SACRED OR FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE BLACK HILLS-SACRED OR FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN AD MAKES ABDNOR GO ON ATTACK,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN AD MAKES ABDNOR GO ON ATTACK,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*AUGIE RUSHES PAST JACKS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STEVE KIRBY APPOINTED TO BUILDING AUTHOIRTY OF SD,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
SEVENTEEN EMPLOYEES WILL RETIRE SEPT 30,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
PROFITS SPROUT FROM POTATO CROP,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
DEAN PEARSON NAMED REALTOR OF THE YEAR-SF,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
HARVEY L LEE NAMED EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR-SF COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
"REPUBLIC AIRLINES-8,139,681 PASSENGERS IN 1ST 8 MONTHS","Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.3"
ARCHITECTS PRESENTED AWARDS-ELECTED PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.3"
ROBERT ASHEIM ANNOUNCED RESIGNATION-RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.3"
FRANK NOVOTNY-JOHN HUBERS-ART JONES WERE HONORED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.3"
*SD'S CORN CROP IS AHEAD OF LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.5"
TARGET TO OPEN SECOND SD STORE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.5"
DUGAN GETS SAFETY AWARD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.5"
BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN FIRST HALF OF SEPT...,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.B, p.15, col.3"
SEASONAL WORKERS LOSE COMPENSATION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.B, p.15, col.5"
*UNTAMED BEAUTY JUST BELOW ART'S SURFACE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THIS BUCKING BRONC ONE MEAN MACHINE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNTAMED BEAUTY JUST BELOW ART'S SURFACE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNTAMED BEAUTY JUST BELOW ART'S SURFACE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*100-YEAR-OLD HONORED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*100-YEAR-OLD HONORED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*WINNER WILL LONG REMEMBER CODY RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*OLD-TIMER CONDEMNS DO-GOODERS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
936 MILLIONAIRES A SELECT MINORITY IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*OLD-TIMER CONDEMNS DO-GOODERS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WINNER WILL LONG REMEMBER CODY RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AIR FORCE-SD MISSILES SAFE FROM EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
AIR FORCE-SD MISSILES SAFE FROM EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
AERIAL ATTACK SYSTEM FOILS SPREAD OF SD PRAIRIE DOGS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
IMPOSSIBLE RULE IN DAKOTA ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IMPOSSIBLE RULE IN DAKOTA ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
POINSETT-GREAT WEEKEND RETREAT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
POINSETT-GREAT WEEKEND RETREAT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS HELP CLARIFY ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW-UNCOMMON MAN WITH TALENT FOR FLAMBOYANCY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS HELP CLARIFY ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN'S HELP ON MANDAN BILL RECALLED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*A RUN FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*THE CLASS OF '84...,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THE CLASS OF '84...,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*1980-81 PROGRAM SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1980, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PIPELINES LINK SD AND BIG BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINNER OF FIRST SIOUX FALLS MARATHON SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WINNER OF FIRST SIOUX FALLS MARATHON SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CONSUMERS TURN TO USED CARS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CONSUMERS TURN TO USED CARS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STEPPIN' OUT AT CORN PALACE POLKA FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STEPPIN' OUT AT CORN PALACE POLKA FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOW TO TELL IF A USED CAR IS A GOOD BUY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*LEANN DAHL NAMED MISS SD TEENWORLD,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
COL WARREN JOHNSON ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF SD COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PRES OF SD DIV OF AM CANCER SOCIETY ELECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MANDAN IMPACT STUDY TO GET LAST PUBLIC HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INMATE FLEES AFTER DEATH THREAT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INMATE FLEES AFTER DEATH THREAT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FORECASTERS SAY WE MAY BE IN FOR CHILLY, WET WEATHER","Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONSERVATION HALTS NSP GROWTH,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BERRIGAN--DESTROY NUCLEAR WEAPONS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
RAPID CITY'S LICENSE DILEMMA (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SERVES UP HIS OWN METHOD OF GOVERNING,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*GRANITE CROSS DISAPPEARS FROM GRAVE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE GETS FEDERAL GRANTS AND LOANS-MARTIN,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"DASCHLE, JANKLOW REA SPEAKERS","Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HURON FIRE TRUCK TOO BIG FOR GARAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
75 BATTLE SPEARFISH CANYON BLAZE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POLICE EMPLOYEES APPEAL DISMISSALS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PTA TO SPONSOR OPEN HOUSE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HELPING TO FIGHT LONELINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*THE TEXT OF SESSION PROCLAMATION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*THE TEXT OF SESSION PROCLAMATION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*HELPING TO FIGHT LONELINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
COUNCIL SEEN AS VIABLE GROUP FOR BARGAINING,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
COUNCIL SEEN AS VIABLE GROUP FOR BARGAINING,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*TJEERDSMA WINS MARATHON,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TJEERDSMA WINS MARATHON,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'CRIP' GRABS CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS IN WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*'CRIP' GRABS CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS IN WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MUCH OF SD'S CROPS SAFE FROM FROST,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MORRELL PLANT CLOSING UPROOTS OHIO MAYOR,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW RAPS STATES IN ETSI CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VOTE TODAY ON WATER BOND--FREEMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*'THE CHALLENGE' AN UNEXPECTED PLEASURE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SKELTON'S PURSUITS GO BEYOND HIS GIGGLE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CANCER SOCIETY NAMES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*REGIONAL PAGEANT DIRECTORS NAMED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*CREDIT WOMEN ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DODGERS CONVERT DELL RAPIDS MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF FOOTBALL TEAMS GAIN HIGH RATINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY OKS DRAINAGE FEE AMID PROTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD WILL FIGHT TO ALLOW SUPER NOW ACCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE TO INTRODUCE ALCOHOL FUEL PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*2 KILLED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE WANTS APOLOGY ON AIR BASE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ENGINEERS STRIKE HALTS RAIL SYSTEM REPAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SAVINGS & LOAN MERGER APPROVED FOR SF FIRM,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
ARGUS MINE TOUR EDITORIAL BLASTED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LET'S REACT GENEROUSLY TO UNITED WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROWN ELECTED HOUSING CHAIRWOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CITY BUDGET HEARINGS CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FUNDS MISUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OUT OF STATE CONTRIBUTIONS NOT A SURE BET,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STOCKBROKER DISPUTES FEDERAL JURISDICTION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FESTIVAL PRAISED-NEED TO CONTROL LITTER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PSYCHOLOGY WORKSHOP HELPFUL TO TEACHERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ABERDEEN TEACHERS DISCUSS CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EAGLE BUTTE MAN DIES IN CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MO MAN DIES FROM RODEO INJURIES-EAGLE BUTTE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS MISSED 12 HOUSE VOTES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE CONTINUES TO ISSUE DRILL PERMITS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
15 ARRESTED IN RAPID CITY DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FRIGID FRONT MAY THAW BY WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KDLT VANISHES FROM AIR AFTER ANTENNA FAILS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOG VOLUME OFFERS INDUSTRY HOPE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SCHOOL'S GROUND BEEF MAY BE SUBSTANDARD,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*JUDGE ALLOWS JANKLOW CLOSED-DOOR PROCEEDING,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WHISTLING WHILE HE WORKS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE OKS PRESSLER PLAN ON SATELLITES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN BALD EAGLE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEDICAL TAB FOR POOR IS LESS THAN EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WYOMING BANK FILES CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN REINSTATED AS VICE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN FOUND IN CONTEMPT IN COCAINE PROBE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE FORESTS AREN'T IMMUNE FROM MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KIDS NEED TO WRITE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"ALL SHOULD READ, STUDY THE CONSTITUTION (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EISENHOWER WAS RIGHT ABOUT THE HUNGRY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*WAR POWERS ACT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
THE BIBLE AND RIVER WATER... (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
COMMISSION RE-EVALUATES BUDGET TO CUT {dollar}2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"LOCAL LUTHERANS, CATHOLICS--STEP TOWARD UNITY","Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOARD PROPOSES RULE MAKING CLASSES LONGER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
GRAND JURY INDICTS CITY MAN FOR LSD SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GRENVILLE WOMAN DIES OF INJURIES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS RESUMES PLANS FOR TAX ON 3.2 BEER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HURON TEEN DIES FROM AUTO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JURY RULES IN FAVOR OF DOCTOR IN SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SUCCEEDING IN CAREER IS TOPIC OF TALK,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ABANDONING LINE WON'T RAISE FARMERS' COSTS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
PANEL WANTS JANKLOWS HELP IN SAVING LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
STATE FAIR BOARD OUTLINES SPENDING PLANS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*COMMITTEE REJECTS ABDNOR'S TRY (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*PLAN TO HELP SUPPLIERS HURT BY PIK,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LOCAL SELLERS SAY LARGE LOSSES DUE TO PIK,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
PLAN LETS LOAN COMPANIES CHARGE LOWER RATES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
BILL PROTECTS LIQUOR DEALERS FROM LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.B, p.10, col.4"
*BARTENDERS LEND AN EAR,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*PIRNER PLAYS DEFENSE AT WAGNER, SDSU","Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOLS ADD PIZZA & TACOS TO MEALS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HOFER WAIVES RIGHT TO TRIAL BY JURY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
YEAR'S RAGWEED CROP,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MY FRIEND ANNE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SCHOOL DANCES AROUND RUMORS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINNERS AT EMMY AWARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTHOR TELLS OF MANSON'S DOMINANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES ARREST IOWA MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS CONTAIN TIMBER FIRE--ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ISSUES INDUSTRIAL BOND ALLOCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SHOWING OFF THE BEST,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THE USE OF IN VITRO FERTILIZATION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SANTA ARRIVES EARLY TO PROMOTE PLANS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION CUTS STREET BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ALCOHOL ABUSE COSTS TOP TAX MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHO'S SUDDENLY TALKING ABOUT FARMING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUICK NUKE MOVE NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CANDIDATE WENSTRAND PROPOSES PUC CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HURON COLLEGE ENROLLMENT UP FROM 83,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL ACCEPTS NOMINATIONS FOR HALL OF HONOR,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER--SHOULDN'T HELP POLISH FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OK TO MINE MORE ORE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MARKING IS AN AVERAGE GUY UNTIL...,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHILDREN WARM TRUSTIES' HEARTS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NO EXIT FROM THEATER GROUP'S SARTRE PRODUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*FRIENDSHIP HAS STRINGS ATTACHED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
"'GODSPELL' DELIGHTFUL, HELPFUL","Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"CHAPEL, GROUNDS ARE BEAUTIFUL","Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PUBLIC HEARS TRUCKING STORY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MANY BEHIND ARTS FESTIVAL SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*CAMPAIGN DESERVES STRONG SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COURT RULED PROPERLY IN BOOK CASE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STEPS TO IMPROVE AIR SAFETY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ARGUS OFF THE MARK AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
JANKLOW TAKES FAULTY CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
REAGAN RETURNS KINDESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*MUNSEN MAKES TRACKS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*LAWMAKERS FOCUS ON FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE CHALLENGES BLOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PICKS TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SEEK 2 MEN AFTER ROBBERY, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD ESCAPEE APPREHENDED IN DENVER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA FIRM PLANS TO EXPAND IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CANCER VICTIM TO HELP OTHERS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNION SEEKS SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABDNOR NAMES RE-ELECTION CAMPAIGN MANAGER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DROUGHT MAKES 25 COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR AID,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRM HALTS ABANDONMENT PLANS IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROBE CLEARS WOMAN IN POLICEMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STOFFERAHN WANTS LAW ON CAR TAXES CHANGED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TIP LED TO ARREST OF 2 MEN IN RAPID CITY FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CO-OPS RENEW REQUEST FOR INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKER WANTS CORN LOAN PROBE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*MARION RECOVERS FROM LOSS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUN WINKS AT CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"THE WALL DIVIDING CHURCH, STATE (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABDNOR'S CAMPAIGN FIGHTS FOR POLITICAL LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
AT LEAST BE FAIR TO VANDERLOO (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DRUG LAWS AND TESTING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
JOHNSON FOUGHT AGAINST DUMP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
THOMS SHOULD SUPPORT 4-H (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHURCH STILL USING PRESSURE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
PUT SIGN LANGUAGE IN SCHOOLS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
ADAPTABILITY MAKES SURVIVAL POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
GROUSE SEASON OPENS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CARPENTER, ELROD COME CLOSE TO PERFECTION","Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*PHEASANT BUSINESS ADDS JOBS TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LAW HAS BEEN AID TO WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*DESIGNS ARE FIT FOR A PALACE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG TEST CALL DESPERATE MOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FMHA CHANGING COLLECTION POLICY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON BRINGS IN BIG GUN FOR GROTON RALLY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NURSING HOME EMPLOYEES RATIFY CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF GUARD UNIT WINS AIR FORCE AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TOUR RAISES DONATION FOR GIRLS CLUB,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PLANS DISCUSSED FOR CLEARED SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*TEXAS SENATOR IN CITY TO SUPPORT ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR STAFF READY TO TAKE THE OFFENSIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEIERHENRY OK NEEDED IN SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PCB CLEANUP ON CAMPUS ALMOST COMPLETE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GASOLINE PRICE-FIXING PROBE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TASK FORCE HOLDS HIGH HOPES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WATER SYSTEM WAITS FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CHANCE FOR A LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*LOYAL RESIDENTS LIVE IN BACK ROADS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NATURE'S SHOW BEGINS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ART-LOVING COUPLE PICTURES SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*JESSICA ARMSTRONG COLON - COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*MALL MASHING,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
AIRLINES WITHOUT A SCORECARD,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BUILDER BANKS ON LOCAL MARKET,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*ASCENT OF MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH SCHOOL IN SPENCER AFTER THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOMESTIC DISPUTE CALLS REPORTED UP,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHARACTERS LACK CONSISTENCY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MORRELL'S CRUELTY CANNOT BE TOLERATED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEXT SUMMER IN ARNOLDS PARK (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PLEASE HELP IN SURVEY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
QUARRY WILL BE GOOD FOR AREA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
STATIONS OVERLOOK SPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOLLYWOOD WILL BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STOP HELPING CONTRAS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRESSLER'S IN TROUBLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ACCIDENT KILLS FAIRVIEW MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENTENNIAL AIRSHOW IN PLANNING STAGES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CYCLIST HOLPITALIZED AFTER HITTING CAR,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EVENT TO PROMOTE POLITICAL AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TELEVISION PROGRAM OUTLINES TAX CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CRITICAL AFTER CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIREARMS FANS FLOCK TO YEARLY SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FINANCING OPTIONS TO BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
20 YEARS MAKE STRANGE THE ONCE-FAMILIAR,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEARCH CONTINUES IN FATAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CROPLAND RENT DECREASES STEADILY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AGRICULTURE CONFERENCE TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AIRPORT MANAGER UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WILDLIFE REFUGE PAYMENTS DROP,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CENSUS SHOWS SHIFT TOWARD BORDERS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NIGHTMARE ON 10TH STREET,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY FINDS RURAL GLOOM,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HARRISBURG VOTERS REJECT NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SWIMMING-POOL TAX PASSES IN BRANDON,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ANSWERS TO 3 MINING ISSUES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IS VANDALISM PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OFFICIALS DISREGARD WELFARE OF PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PLAN BENEFITS MENTALLY ILL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*COOKING WITH A COMEDIC STYLE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HUMANITIES BLOSSOM OUTSIDE FORMAL SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATE CALLS FOR GROCERY UNIT PRICING,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAUSE OF MORRELL FIRE UNDETERMINED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INSURANCE MERGER DECISION DELAYED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN TRIES TO ROB WENDY'S,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*FORMER EDUCATOR WAS FAIR, FRIENDLY","Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GUESTS TRY TO ROLL PAST BARRIER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARTISTS MEET WITH COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PLANNING OFFICE SKETCHES RIVERFRONT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MEASURE COULD CUT ROAD WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STATE TO ASK FOR ASH PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YELLOWSTONE FIRES COULD AFFECT TOURISM,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADDITIONAL TAXES WOULD BE TOO MUCH,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BOTT FEARS HE WAS TARGET OF SCAM,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*IN THE GRASP,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MOISTURE ENCOURAGES PLANTING,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*DROUGHT HITS CONSUMERS IN BREADBASKET,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*FROM NEW YORK TO PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DRIVER, 14, IN CRASH HAD DRUNK","Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TO LOSE YOURSELF JUST A LITTLE BIT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EAST SIDE LUTHERAN CELEBRATES 70 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*STORE FINDS NICHE IN NEIGHBORHOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
PLAY MIXES LAUGHS WITH SERIOUSNESS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--A NEW HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KOOP ON TARGET WITH EFFORTS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEW SCHOOL BACKERS DON'T NEED ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*ASK QUESTIONS OF ORGANIZATIONS FOR DISABLED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DRUG WAR STARTS AT HOME (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*TIME KEY TO SUCCESS IN COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*O'GORMAN SEEKS TO DEFEND UNEXPECTED TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MORRELL PARENT SELLS PART OF FRUIT INTEREST,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SD SEEKS DEFINITION OF ORGANIC FARMING,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
VO-TECH PLANS SALE OF FORMER BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PACT WILL DECIDE MORRELL FUTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
PLANT AT LESS THAN TENTH OF '85 SIZE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
PASSES MINING AS MOST DANGEROUS JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
FARM-RELATED DEATHS DIP IN '88,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.6"
ABERDEEN URGED NOT TO BUILD SHELTER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARMED MAN ROBS PIZZA INN WORKER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LABOR OFFICIALS TOUR TURN-ABOUT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY COMPANY GETS AIR BASE PACT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY SCHOOL COMPUTERS DAMAGED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECREATION CENTER SETS OPEN GYM TIMES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BILLBOARD WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEARDUFF ADMITS EARLY RELEASE AN ERROR,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RUSHMORE COINS TO BE MINTED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TAKES CHURCH BELL, STEEPLE TO PARK","Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YANKTON CHAMBER TO TAKE GAMBLING POLL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WRECK INJURES BALTIC WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROTESTER TURNS TABLE ON CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WOMAN DIES IN ACCIDENT NEAR ARLINGTON,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DWI DAMAGES MAY SET PRECEDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*BUILDING UP SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*200 WALK THROUGH LAKE ANDES IN PROTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PILOT ERROR BLAMED IN JET COLLISION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD COULD ADD SIX GOLD MINES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CAN'T AFFORD COLUMBIA FAILURES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEAVE HEALTH SERVICE DECISION TO EXPERTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NORTHERN STATE FIGURES ERRONEOUS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
COLLEGE APPRECIATES TIMING OF STREET WORK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
NARAL IS FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM OF CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
EX-KELO-TV NEWSWOMAN KEEPS WITS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
READY TO 'DANCE',"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'GOODFELLAS' PROBES LURE OF MOB LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG AND DYLAN GATHERING LITTLE RUST,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONSUMER FEDERATION ENDORSES JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREE MAIL PRIVILEGES OK'D FOR SERVICEMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GARBAGE MEASURE COULD HELP SD,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HERBICIDE SURVEY CLEARS FIRST HURDLE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO FIGHT RESURRECTION OF BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*JOHNSON'S MAILINGS COST {dollar}93,000","Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOLS GO HI-TECH TO PREPARE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY NEGOTIATING TO BUY NOTORIOUS BAR,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRUG WAR DOESN'T STOP AT CITY LIMITS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS PANEL URGES TUITION INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DESIGNER OF GARDEN DIES AT 60,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LAST FIREFIGHTER CREWS LEAVE CUSTER FOREST,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DELMONT, TRIPP BOARDS TO MEET ON MERGER PLAN","Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ELLSWORTH B-1 CREW EARNS TOP SAC HONOR,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GARRETSON HIGH SCHOOL BANS INITIATION RITUALS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
UNITED WAY DECLINES DONATION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VOLGA CLINIC TO REMAIN OPEN,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON SPLIT IN DUAL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
AG PROCESSOR LOAN IS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HURON DRESSED BEEF PLANT PLANS LAYOFF,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"MORRELL, UNION MAY MEET TODAY","Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FARMERS TO BE SURVEYED ABOUT ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
TOASTMASTERS LEADER STRESSES COMMUNICATION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*LEGENDARY CATHEDRAL HIGH COACH SALEM DIES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LINCOLN COUNTY PARES PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY SET,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MINNEAPOLIS MILLIONAIRE DONATES TO UNITED SIOUX,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BAPTISTS SHOW SIGNS OF GROWTH THROUGHOUT CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*DEATH NOT A MORAL PENALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SOME CRIMINALS GET MERE SLAP ON WRIST (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'ARGUS' DOESN'T CARRY ANDERSON COLUMN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
HOSTAGE-TAKER OFFERED PLEA DEAL BY STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INSURANCE COMPANY APPEALS JURY AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DROPS CASE AGAINST IOWA MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ASSAULT WITH CLUB,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DRUG POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATERING LIMITS TO BE LIFTED MONDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EYE FOR APPLES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM BACKS OFF ON TURF CLAIM,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP PUSHES FOR TERM LIMITS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP WANTS HELP FOR SD ELDERLY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HONORING POW'S,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNOR PROMISES WASTE BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
60 MORE DUMPS MAY CLOSE TO COMPLY WITH NEW LAWS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"ABERDEEN BIKE RIDER HIT BY CAR, KILLED","Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AREA SCHOOLS CROWN HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE WINS AWARD FOR TOURISM WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY PLANS FLOOD OBSERVANCES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO RECEIVE IMPROVEMENT GRANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PALISADES SITE OF ROTC EXERCISES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TO BUY DEER MOUNTAIN SKIING AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GARRETSON SIFTS THROUGH FIRE AFTERMATH,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY LICENSE DEPENDS ON BUILDING WALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'NO TAX' PLEDGES A TRAP--ASK BUSH (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"PLEASE, NO MORE PLEDGES (PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL)","Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*FIGHT AGAINST INDIAN MASCOTS GAINS MOMENTUM,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
RENTERS NEED PROTECTION FROM VINDICTIVE LANDLORDS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LAWMAKERS TARGET NATION'S CHRISTIANS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PROSECUTOR WRONG TO CRITICIZE MINISTER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
VIDEO LOTTERY HURTS MORE THAN IT HELPS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
ABSENTEE VOTING STARTS TUESDAY IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONGRESS OK'S WATER PROJECT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KIDS ADMIT STARTING FIRE AT ALL SAINTS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DUDLEY KEEN ON FAMILY, SPORTS","Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP RAISES {dollar}1.5 MILLION FOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FATHER REUNITES WITH DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OTTER TAIL CEO TO MC ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WORLD GAME TODAY ON SDSU CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*AT 73, MAN ROLLS INTO FITNESS","Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ABUSE REPORTS HURT CHURCH,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CASINO EXPANSION REPORTED UNLIKELY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*NON-FILERS SHOULD CALL IRS QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*WEIGHT--THERE'S MORE],"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW CHRISTIAN MUSIC MIGHT SURPRISE YOU,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MARCHING FERVOR GROWS IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SYMPHONY SHINES IN SEASON OPENER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"NORMALLY, PAP SMEARS SHOULD START IN LATE TEENS","Argus LeaderSep 21 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*GROUP SEES FAT POTENTIAL IN CATTLE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PRISONER ESCAPES AT BROTHER'S FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TESTS USE 'ROCKET SCIENCE' TO MEASURE SKILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DON'T ADD GAMES TO VIDEO LOTTERY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DELANO'S COMMITTEE HAS DONE NOTHING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VOTING 'YES' ON NAFTA HELPS AGRICULTURE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PAVILION PROJECT HAS TOO MANY NEGATIVES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
THANKS TO VOLUNTEERS FOR HELPING FIND BOY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MOVIE'S KILLER WHALE AILS IN MEXICO CITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
NOT ALL VOTERS SUPPORT TAX INCREASE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
PARENTS MUST STRONGLY OPPOSE 'GOALS 2000' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
BEING SAFE ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
FARM LOANS INCREASE TO {dollar}1.3 BILLION IN 1992,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"ABERDEEN MAN WINS {dollar}100,000 IN LOTTERY","Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACCUSED ANTIQUE THIEF MISSES COURT DATE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CACTUS HEIGHTS DENIED BEER PERMIT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN GETS 5 MONTHS FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE POSSIBLE RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPEEDOMETER CHECK AVAILABLE TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*FAMILY, ROAD CONTRACTOR SQUABBLE","Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SOCIETY NEEDS TO LISTEN TO ELDERLY, SAYS WRITER","Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUSPECT ELUDES MANHUNT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TIP LEADS TO ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FLANDREAU OK'S HIKE IN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COOL SUMMER KEEPS VIRUSES ON THE MOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIDDLER SHOW JUDGES ALSO WILL PERFORM,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW RULES APPROVED FOR WEED CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD PROGRAM GETS MORE RESEARCH FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CREEK CLEANUP HITS ROADBLOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
EX-BROOKINGS PASTOR IMPLICATED IN AD SCAM,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LIBERTARIANS MAY FIELD CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MURDER APPEAL STOPPED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
URGES WOMEN TO TRY NON-TRADITIONAL CAREERS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ABERDEEN SURGEON'S RACIAL SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*CONSERVATION OFFICERS JUST DOING THE JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JOHNSON HARRISBURG'S MOST FEROCIOUS TIGER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DONATING ORGANS MORE THAN CHECKING A BOX,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*DIVIDING, MOVING PLANT SOLVES PHLOX PROBLEMS","Argus LeaderSep 21 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FAMILY DOCTOR WHO RAPED PATIENT SHOCKS MILLER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TAX VOTE HOT TOPIC AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOARD DELIVERS QUESTIONS TO FINALISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WHAT THEY THINK,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"STATE WANTS MILLER DOCTOR TO GIVE BACK {dollar}10,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"SCHOOL FIGHT UGLY, RESULTS IMPRESSIVE (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
JUSTICE FALLING VICTIM (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
*SD STATE FAIR EVERYONE'S FAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
CUTTING FUNDING WILL HURT STUDENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
MAN'S DEMONSTRATION A LACK OF CHRISTIANITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
LOTTERY BUSINESSES WERE UNFAIRLY TARGETED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.1"
PROHIBITING THE TOOL WON'T STOP MURDERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
ADULTS HAVE CONTROL OVER STUDENTS' FUTURES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
GET ALL INFORMATION WHEN BUYING USED CAR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.2"
ARTICLE MADE LIGHT OF SERIOUS SITUATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.3"
TRUSTY STATUS GIVEN TO WRONG CRIMINALS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.4"
UPSIDE-DOWN FLAGS SEND DISTRESS MESSAGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.5"
USE OF LICENSE PLATES COULD BE STALKING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.A, p.15, col.6"
SWITCHING FUELS WON'T HURT ENGINE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BASEMENT FIRE SECOND IN TWO YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DUO PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO MAKING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY RESUMES SHERIFF'S OFFICE PROBE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FUNDS TO AID CHILD TOTAL ABOUT {dollar}1,500","Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FURLOUGHS END FOR INDIAN PRISONERS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CANTON WOMAN A CUT ABOVE THE REST,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SMALL TOWNS FINDING DOCTORS AT EXPO,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FORMER BROOKINGS WOMAN DIES IN STABBING IN COLORADO,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"FLANDREAU CUTS TAXES BY {dollar}122,000","Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AIM HIGH PROGRAM FOCUS OF CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SOYBEAN BOARD MEETS TO PICK PLANT SITE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PEACE CORPS TAKES WOMAN TO NICARAGUA,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN PELADS GUILTY TO DAMAGING GRAVE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*LEASH LAW FOR CATS--FLANDREAU UP FOR CITY VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY CONSIDERS BUYING COLISEUM,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SECOND BOND ISSUED FOR BUILDING PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ATF OFFICIALS INVESTIGATING CHAMBERLAIN BLAST,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*HURON NATIVE DIES DURING POLICE CHASE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
ACCUSED RAPIST TO GO TO COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
INMATE WANTS TESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
CUSTER PARK TO AUCTION 500 BUFFALOES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
TEEN CENTER TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*THREE INJURED IN MOTEL FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEWIS & CLARK BICENTENNIAL PLANS START,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SETBACKS HURTING PROSECUTION IN T-REX CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
HOUSE OK'S BILL REQUIRING USE OF SOY-INK,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"BUDGET CUT, GAMING TAX FACE TRIBES","Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE LETS {dollar}1.8M AWARD STAND AGAINST RADIOLOGISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S LIFE AFTER LEGIONNARIES' IN LUVERNE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OLD WWII BOMB SITES TARGETED IN CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SERVICE AGENCIES FEEL BUDGET STING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DEFENDERS OF THE POOR NEEDED AT CONFERENCE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AMERICANS LOSING SIGHT OF THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MORE PRAISE DESERVED FOR THE GLORY HOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*CRITICAL LEGAL SERVICES SHOULD BE RESTORED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PARKING RAMP FOR THE PAVILION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
CITY'S SAFETY TOWN A SUCCESSFUL PROGRAM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*DON'T ASK ME TO HELP COOK UP A BETTER BETTY,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TAG ALONG WITH 300-MILE-A-WEEK RIDER,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD STORIES TROOP ONTO TV IN HIGHWAY PATROL SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MOST ADULTS WOULD GIVE SCHOOLS A B OR C (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LEAGUE TRYING TO FOLD DAKOTA-BOUND HOCKEY FRANCHISE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*JAMES HOLDS ON, WINS CITY CROWN","Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DRIVERS SHOULD PULL OVER FOR FUNERALS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SALEM MAN ARRESTED IN STABBING AT LEWIS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN BEATEN, ROBBED IN 3:35 A.M. INCIDENT","Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE TWO REPORTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LITTLE FLOWER FACES A BIG MOMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*BALLOON TAKES OFF, LINKING 100 SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BREAK UP OF CLOUDS EXPECTED TO BRING KILLING FROST,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ARTS COUNCIL IS BIDDING CITY ADIEU; MOVING TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ELKS LODGE OK'S WOMEN MEMBERSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MAYOR SURVIVES RECALL BY 151 VOTES,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION WORKER RUN OVER BY TRUCK,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIALS PROSECUTE TRESPASSING AT FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SOLID WASTE GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*STUDENTS PRAY AT SCHOOL FOR PEERS, FACULTY, COUNTRY","Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"HORSES, BURROS FOR SALE","Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LAWMAN SUSPENDED AS MURDER REMAINS UNSOLVED,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
TOOK PRIDE IN TRACTOR COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*MOTOR VEHICLE INJURY ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SDSU OFFICIALS POUR COLD WATER ON PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FIRE CLEANUP PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
10% OF HUNTING LICENSE FEES HELP REPAIR ROADS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
TRUST FUND WOULD AID TRIBE WHO LOST RIVER BOTTOMLAND,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*HOWARD TRADING-CARD COMPANY EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PHARMACIES JOIN PROTEST AGAINST INSURERS,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SD FUND FOR WATER PROJECTS DRIES UP,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*DOWNTOWN IMPROVEMENT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
OFFICIAL HOPES TO IMPROVE PARK RESERVATION SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 21 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
*TRIO OF MISS SOUTH DAKOTAS 'JUST FINE',"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE SPORTS SHOW GAME FOR ANYTHING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RABBIT LINES WINS TOUR OPTION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
STATE SCHOOLS PLAN TO TIGHTEN FUEL BELTS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
DASCHLE HAS CHALLENGER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
STATE SCHOOLS PLAN TO TIGHTEN FUEL BELTS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
RABBIT LINES WINS TOUR OPTION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
FOUR INDICTED FOR BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SELF-SERVICE GAS PRICES RISE SLOWER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
NORTHERN GAS PREPARES FOR PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
REFUGEES MAY MOVE TO DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
OIL HIKES AHEAD (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE ANSWERS CRITICISM BY MOBIL MANAGER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
STATE TRAVEL DIRECTOR DISPUTES ARTICLE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
ENROLLMENT DOWN AT SD UNIVERSITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
50 STUDENTS COMPETE FOR SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DRIVERS-BEWARE OF BUSES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BEDDOW APPOINTED AT SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
HILLS CASE STEMS FROM 1868 TREATY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HILLS CASE STEMS FROM 1868 TREATY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POPULATION MOVES WEST-BUT NOT TO SD,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
A BOOK THAT UNTANGLES THE TRIVIAL THINGS IN LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PSYCHIATRIST-HAPPINESS IS JUST A SCREAM AWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PSYCHIATRIST-HAPPINESS IS JUST A SCREAM AWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GROUSE SEASON OPENS WITH PRE-HUNT ANXIETY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GROUSE SEASON OPENS WITH PRE-HUNT ANXIETY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SZAMEIT PUSHES FOR CENTRAL PURCHASING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OSCAR HOWE VISITED NEW SF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NAMED,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RUSHMORE JOB OVERWHELMS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SZAMEIT PUSHES FOR CENTRAL PURCHASING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TEACHERS FIGHTING FOR MORE POLITICAL CLOUT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WESTERN UNION TO CLOSE SF OFFICE OCT 20,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DRASTIC CHANGE POSED BY ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR DIDN'T DEBATE IN PRIMARY EITHER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
IF DAKOTA PROPOSITION ENACTED SOME SF SCHOOLS WOULD,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
IF DAKOTA PROPOSITION ENACTED SOME SF SCHOOLS WOULD,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
'YES' VOTE URGED ON URANIUM INITIATIVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CASTLEWOOD BOY KILLED IN PICKUP CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
1981 BOYS STATE IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INCREASED CAMPING FEES SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INCREASED CAMPING FEES SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS CRITICIZE TARGET PRICES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS CRITICIZE TARGET PRICES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ETSI DEAL TOO HASTY, STATE TOLD","Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BORDER TOWNS WIN FIGHT WITH POSTAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ETSI DEAL TOO HASTY, STATE TOLD","Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MADISON POLICE BREAKING LAWS, TROOPER CLAIMS","Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SAVE MONEY BY ALTERING YOUR EXPENSIVE CLOTHES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*'BODY HEAT'--SULTRY AS THE FLORIDA KEYS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WARDROBE SEMINAR TONIGHT AT MALL,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LEGION POST RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
INSTRUCTORS HONORED,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
INSTRUCTORS HONORED,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"*JAMES HUNT, THURSTON HILLMER NAMED TO HIGHWAY HALL","Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
4-H JUDGING TEAM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
EVELYN NELSON RECIPIENT OF ANNUAL HONORARY MEMBERSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RECIPIENT OF USD FACULTY RECOGNITION AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
REPUBLIC TO HALT PIERRE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*2 SD MEN PLEAD GUILTY TO THEFT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY LAUNCHES CENTRALIZED ACCOUNTING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY LAUNCHES CENTRALIZED ACCOUNTING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FIRM BIDS FOR MILWAUKEE LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"6-YEAR-OLD STRUCK BY CAR, KILLED","Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FAIR ARTIST PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WHICH ABORTION MORALITY WILL BE LEGISLATED... (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHANGE INEVITABLE FOR MORRELL PLANT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD NOW ONE DISTRICT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHILD ABUSE GROUP MEETS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS FIRE STOPPED-SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEDICARE KIDNEY MONEY AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"JANKLOW, BN TO SIGN AGREEMENT TODAY","Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GROUP TO DISCUSS SCHOOL CROSSWALKS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PHILLIPS AVE IS DOWNTOWN BULL-A-VARD,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATER BOARD BACKS JANKLOW PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
'LEGISLATORS NEED MORE TIME'--MCKELLIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
'LEGISLATORS NEED MORE TIME'--MCKELLIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
WATER BOARD BACKS JANKLOW PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
'LEGISLATORS NEED MORE TIME'--MCKELLIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BERRIGAN--NUKES ENDANGER S DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STRETCH OF GAS PIPELINE IN SD ALMOST DONE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
MCKELLIPS PROPOSES BANKS COME TO HOMEBUYERS AID,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
MCKELLIPS PROPOSES BANKS COME TO HOMEBUYERS AID,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
MCKELLIPS PROPOSES BANKS COME TO HOMEBUYERS AID,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
"TRIPLETT, EIDSNESS FEEL EACH WILL WIN SATURDAY","Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STEEL SHOT LOADERS SHUFFLE BLAME,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MINNESOTA WATERFOWL SEASON BEGINS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*'REAL FIGHTER' COMES HOME TO SD,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILY BURNED OUT OF HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MATHIS INCREASES REWARD-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"BANKS WILL COME BACK, MEANS SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SDSU STUDENTS PROTEST BEIRUT MASSACRE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*SKELTON MAKES ANYTHING & EVERYTHING FUNNY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ANNUAL GIRLS CLUB TOUR OF HOMES SAT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SF MAN HEADS FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
GROUP FORMED FOR ANNIVERSARY OF O'GORMAN HIGH,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*COMMISSIONER'S PLANE SWAP INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAYWARD RESIDENTS WILL FIGHT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD NATIVE TOP ASSISTANT TO BLOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROBERTS EXCUSES HIMSELF-WITH NO APOLOGIES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATES MAY RETURN MAINTENANCE TO COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRE RUDE AWAKENING FOR FAMILY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FREEMAN APPROVES WATER BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*LET JAPAN MOVE FASTER IN EASING HURDLES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SAYS PRO-LIFE GROUP WILL ELECT ROBERTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNION LEADERS DISPUTE CLAIMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROBERTS DEFENDED-HE'S DEBATED DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*ETSI TIFF MAY HURT RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CAR-BUS CRASH KILLS LENNOX WOMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DECISION EXPECTED ON SD WATER BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FAA TELLS HOW TO GET FLIGHT STATION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VERMILLION BUILDING INSPECTOR JOB CUT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEST CENTRAL HS CROWNS ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICIALS QUESTION MANDATORY JAIL REFORM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SINGLE-MEMBER SENATE DISTRICT QUESTION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NFL PLAYERS STAND GETS NO SYMPATHY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS BARS WILL MISS ACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"GROUSE HUNTERS SCARCE, BIRDS ARE THERE","Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
USING YOUR FREEZER MAKES CENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILIES OF MARINES IN LEBANON PROUD,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BLOCK--DROUGHT BUT NO DISASTER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL & UNION WILL TRY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'WHAT A LOT OF BARNEY',"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATEWIDE FAIRS PROVIDE INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOUR OF HOMES IS CANCELED,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WOODY ALLEN COMEDY OPENS SDSU SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
O'GORMAN FUND-RAISER IS OCT 8,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
RIGHT TO LIFE CONVENTION OCT 1-2,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*FENCING OUT THE SNOW,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY OFFICERS NAMED TOP PISTOL SHOOTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PASSENGER HELPS ILL KENNEDY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK 2 WOMEN ACCUSED OF THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RETIREMENT HOME WILL CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD WILL DISCUSS ARCHITECT HIRING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE PROCLAIMS NAT'L DIABETES MONTH,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DIRECTOR'S PHILOSOPHY BUILT FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FIRM PROPOSES ACQUISITION OF DAKOTA SAVING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FRIEND--KENNEDY WILL TELL DRUG STORY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROPOSED SALE A PLUS FOR BISHOP'S,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FLIGHT 007 BRINGS BACK SD HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LICENSING BANKS--BE CAREFUL,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEIERHENRY CLARIFIES POINT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HE RAPS MCGOVERN COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*MCGOVERN'S DECISION--TAKES A LOT OF GUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ELEANOR DECIDES TO LET GEORGE DO IT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ACLU SEEKS TO OVERTURN LAWS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FARMERS, BUSINESSMEN PROTEST RAIL CLOSING","Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STOP SERVING QUESTIONABLE BEEF,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ADMINISTRATION OKS GRANT FOR WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
RAPID VALLEY WATER SYSTEM SHUT OFF,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
7TH COUNTY HOUSES INMATES IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN GOES TO JAIL FOR NOT TESTIFYING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
WINNING COOK NAMES RECIPE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
MADISON'S DEPARTURE FROM ESD WILL REWRITE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*2 NEW FACES IN MACY'S PARADE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CAR HURTS 6-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHOIR APPRECIATES PREDECESSORS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DIABETES FOUNDATION LIKES ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY THANKS PLAYGOERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PART OF PREDICTING FUTURE IN SPORTS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA'S LEHNEN IS COMPETITOR,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MEIERHENRY FILES 21 DRINKING AGE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SALESMANSHIP, PENMANSHIP EARN FUN IN SUN","Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LENNOX HOMECOMING FUN,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EPISCOPAL BISHOP INSTALLATION SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*BELL CITES HOSTILITY TO NATION'S FAITHFUL,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LIBRARY READING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PENITENTIARY PROGRAM CELEBRATES 12TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNITED WAY GOOD PERSON CONTEST TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
A LOOK AT 2 STATES FROM ROCHESTER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IMPROVEMENTS HURT VOCATIONAL PRGORAMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
IMPROVEMENTS HURT VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HEAVEN WON'T BE SEGREGATED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
READER RAPS QUALITY OF ARGUS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
JUDGE MUST RULE ON EVIDENCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*KING AND QUEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FAITH BAPTIST TO EXPAND CHURCH,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
INVESTIGATORS HAVE NO CLUES IN MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NURSE TELLS OF SHATTERED INDIAN CULTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*FARMERS HOPE EVENT PLANTS THE MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NUCLEAR ESCAPE HATCH CLOSING ON THE STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WRITER RECEIVES A NATIONAL SLAUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHRISTMAS SPANS RACIAL BORDERS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SCHEDULING IS NIGHTMARE FOR SOME SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CANADA GEESE OFF LIMITS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*AUTHORITIES SEEK INMATE WHO LEFT WITH BOOTS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUTUMN HAS ARRIVED,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP OFFERS FARMERS AN OPTION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NAVY WITHHOLDS FINDINGS OF CRASH INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY GROUP OPPOSES HAMMONS PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF STEPS UP CAMPAIGN TO GET MORE STAFF,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TALENT EXPLODES ALL OVER SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AIR TRAVEL UP BY 25 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR EXPECTS STORMY SESSION ON DEBT LIMIT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BRUCE MAYOR SAYS TOWN STILL NEEDS NEW WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
600 GATHER TO MOURN RAPID CITY POLICE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SPRINGFIELD CAN HELP INMATES SUCCEED,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DARLENE KOELLNER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EMPLOYEE THEFT TOPIC OF BUSINESS MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BUCKING THE TRENDS IN INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*HOWALT-MCDOWELL PLANS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*IT WAS TOO HOT TO TROT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NATIVE GETS ON SOAPBOX FOR CLEANSER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
RAIN RECORD TO FALL TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CANDIDATES AREN'T ANSWERING QUESTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CHANGE WOULD IMPROVE COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE IN WRONG COMPANY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
THEOLOGIANS DISAGREE ON WOMEN'S ROLE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*HISTORIC CHURCH STANDS FOR FAITH OF FORE BEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES AT FARM GROUP'S FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO VOTE ON DRAINAGE FEE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLEAS FOR HELP PROMPT DISTURBING QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEAD MAN'S FATHER DECRIES DOKKEN VERDICT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRAIN GLUT HAS BARGES BULGING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LACK OF VOTER DATA GIVES COUNTIES PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CORNY JOKE GROWS ON CO-WORKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INCREASED DEMAND FOR HEATING AID PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SKI GROUP BLAZES TRAILS IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INCREASING CASELOAD,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*MINTY, PRINCE MARATHON SURVIVORS","Argus LeaderSep 22 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DETAILS SKETCHY ABOUT CAUSE OF DROP,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SD SCORES HIGH,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GET READY FOR COLD PLUNGE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ARTICLE OVERLOOKED CLINIC (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IMPRESSIVE ARMS PACT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THANK GOD FOR THE ALPHA CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WE NEED A CITY MANAGER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
FAIR CAMPERS GET GOOD DEAL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
RANDALL HAS WRONG IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*NFL HELPS AREA PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE USE OF REPLACEMENTS DURING THE STRIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FARM AID RAISES OVER {dollar}3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INJURED MOTORCYCLIST REMAINS CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF DRUGS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT TO RULE ON LEGALITY OF STRIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EXPORTS KEY TO SAVING FARMS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FLAG USE UPSETS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FINANCING OPTIONS DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CANDIDATES SHOULD FOCUS ON FARM ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESTORES PROPOSED CUT TO EROS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*AUSTAD JOINS EFFORT TO REPEAL LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TO SHOW ADULTS EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*65 AND OVER POPULATION INCREASING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"GAMBLING ADVOCATES HAVE 20,000 SIGNATURES","Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MICKELSON ASKS GOVERNORS FOR WATER SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD CONTRACTORS FILE SUIT AGAINST WYOMING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE SENATOR SAYS IRS PROBLEM CLEARED UP,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VOLGA MAN DIES FROM ACCIDENT INJURIES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"COMMISSION RAISES {dollar}36,000 FOR EVENTS","Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PASTOR HAS FAITH TO SEE NEW CHURCH GROW,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
POLICE HAVE SUSPECT IN ST FRANCIS STABBING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*STATE'S TREES TURN OVER A NEW LEAF,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PETITIONS COULD SEND TAX TO PUBLIC VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD NATIVE WRESTLES A BRONZE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"MORRELL FINED {dollar}3 MILLION, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PLANT CITED FOR SAFETY PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*VARIED OCCUPATIONS AFFLICTED BY DISORDER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON SIOUX FALLS BOXER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BAD ADVICE TURNS DREAM INTO NIGHTMARE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH SURVEY CREDIBILITY QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
JOHNSON STEADY DC FORCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
TOURISM OFFICE SUPPLIES BROCHURE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'BEDROOM FARCE' OPENS SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GALLERY EXHIBITS HOWE WORKS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THEATER RESTRUCTURES SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CRITERIA VARY BY SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATE WANTS USED-CAR WARRANTIES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORUM TO DISCUSS DEVELOPMENT PLANS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE PLEADS GUILTY TO ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW NAME PROPOSED FOR STATE HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL DEFENDS MENTAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AGENCIES KEEP WATCH OVER GROWING CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GRIM REAPING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BILL WOULD IMPROVE DAY CARE--ANALYST,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE SHOULD PROVIDE INDIGENT CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESOLUTIONS PASSED,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MEASURE WILL BRING TAX-SUPPORTER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PROJECT HELPS INMATES WITH DRUG PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AIR FORCE RADAR SYSTEM NEAR BRITTON,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE ENDORSES BOARD SPLIT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GREINER TO OLYMPIC HEPTATHLON,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BRONZE PLEASES DOLAND WRESTLER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SWEATING SKYFORCE TRYOUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRISON OFFICIAL NOT GUILTY IN EARLY RELEASE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN REGRESSES BY GAGGING EMPLOYEES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOSPITAL BOARDS UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JOHNSON SHOULD BE HAPPY ESCAPEE CAUGHT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ACCIDENTS CAN BE PREVENTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
INACTION SHOWS FAVORITISM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ANNUAL HOMES TOUR SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'BLACK RAIN' LACKS DEPTH,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A TRADITION OF ART,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARTS CONGRESS TAKES LEADERS TO ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HORSES ARE CENTRAL THEME OF ART POSTER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*ART SHOW CHANGED BIRD'S CAREER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ACCIDENTS IN STATE CLAIM TWO LIVES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BALTIC WOMAN LISTED IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE OPPOSES NEW RADAR'S LOCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RED CROSS SEEKS VOLUNTEERS FOR HUGO,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN-AGER ARRESTED FOR PIERRE STABBING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMPANY CAN'T GET STAKE IN MINING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
REVIEW OF EPA'S HANDLING OF SPILL,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OACOMA'S WATER SUPPLY SAVED,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WARDEN ASKS IOWA TO TAKE PRISONER BACK,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD TOURISM IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TWO COUNTIES GET DISASTER RATINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MORRELL TALKS RECESS WITHOUT PACT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
EASTERN SD MAY GET CORN PROCESSING PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
SD IN RUNNING FOR EGG PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*BALLOON CONTESTS TAKE FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S ATTORNEY MUM ON SUSPECT'S NAME,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FRANKENFELD--JOHNSON'S RECORD POOR,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MAN ROBS BANKFIRST AT GUNPOINT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
'HINDENBERG EFFECT' STEERS BALLOONISTS AWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*'NARROW' FALLS SHORT ON SUSPENSE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*CHURCH BEGINS CONSECRATION CELEBRATION TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*EXPERIENCE, CULTURE DEFINE PIANIST'S ART","Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"DEPLOYED GI'S, FAMILIES NEED SUPPORT GROUPS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SUPPORT FUNDING FOR LAKE LAKOTA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CUSTODY CHILDREN TO BE SCARRED FOR LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MANAGED FOREST LAND PROVIDES NEEDED WOOD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRESSLER REPRESENTS MOST SOUTH DAKOTANS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
WINTER WEATHER AWARENESS WEEK SET (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*O'GORMAN RUNS PAST WARRIORS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR WINS HONORS AS EDUCATOR OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING PROGRAMS FEATURE OF WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TV WILL TELECAST LOTTO DRAWINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE APPROVES LABORATORY FUNDING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON WOMAN DIES FROM INJURIES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"4 TEACHERS HONORED FOR MATH, SCIENCE","Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY OK'S 9-PERCENT BUDGET INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABOUREZK RETURNING TO SD LAW PRACTICE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MEATPACKER LAYS OFF 175 AT HURON PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
5 PERCENT HIKE MEANT FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"BOARDS OK TRIPP, DELMONT MERGER","Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT ASKED TO OVERTURN CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD TEACHERS EARN NATIONAL HONORS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEND-OFF PLANNED FOR ARMY RESERVISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRM MARKETS PRODUCTS FOR SOLDIERS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*BEAT HOMESICKNESS WITH CLUB FOR IMMIGRANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
INTRASTATE AIRLINE TO TAKE OFF OCTOBER 9,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RESIDENTS WANT FIRE TASK FORCE RE-INSTATED,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ILLEGAL ALIENS TO BE DEPORTED TO MEXICO,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BERESFORD BUDGET UP DESPITE TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SERGEANT SENDS LOVE WITH SIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
LEGISLATORS PROPOSE DAY-CARE STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MICKELSON TO DISCUSS WASTE ISSUES IN DC,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"STURGIS GAINS {dollar}54,000 FROM MOTORCYCLE RALLY","Argus LeaderSep 22 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*IT'S BUYER BEWARE ON INDIAN RELIC MARKET,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ADOPTION IN ROMANIA...A SF WOMAN'S DIARY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
TEACHERS PAY JUST KEEPS PACE IN YEARLY REPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*HUNGRY CHILD MOVES HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHAMBERLAIN RESORT FUNDING QUESTIONABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*TAX COMPLAINTS AROUND, BUT SOLUTIONS LACKING","Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"HSC, HOSPITAL IGNORE MAN'S PLEAS FOR HELP (L)","Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ANIMAL CONTROL MAN BRUTAL TO SQUIRREL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"CARETRAUM, HOSTAGE CASE BOTH DISTURBING (L)","Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
MICKELSON'S EFFORT FOR JANKLOW AMUSING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CHARGES UNFAIR AGAINST DREDGE SUPERVISOR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
'MOTOR-VOTER' PROGRAMS GREAT FOR REGISTRATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
WHY IS CITY COMBINING FIRE STATIONS INTO ONE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
BURNELL PUSHES ND PAST SDSU,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHARITY DUCK RACE PLANNED FOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY TO DEDICATE MARKER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE ATTEMPT TO IDENTIFY BODY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STICKNEY MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HARVEST PARTY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIAL--SEAT BELT LAW WOULD CUT DEATHS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BATTLE TO KEEP RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS ALIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SALES TAX INCREASE GAINING LITTLE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TWIRLING TALENT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
INCIDENT PROMPTS ADDED SAFEGUARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BILL PROVIDES FUNDS TO BRING DOCTORS TO RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD BETTING DECLINES FROM JULY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RECEIVES LOAN FOR RENOVATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUSPECT REQUESTS RECOGNIZANCE BOND,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MAJOR ENTHUSIASM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BOARD RETAINS HUMAN RELATIONS RULE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SPEARFISH ATTEMPTS TO GET IN 'GUINESS',"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIAL MAY CHALLENGE LIMIT ON SIZE OF PARCELS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*HALL OF FAME COACH NUSIER SALEM DIES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*CHASE TO LEAVE MAIN STREET JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JEWELRY FIRM'S UNION LOSES APPEAL TO NLRB,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*UNITED FOR FUND-RAISING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"PIERRE-AREA MINT USED IN GUM, TOOTHPASTE","Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*DREAMS DO COME TRUE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*FOWLER TO SHARE STORIES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*WHAT KIDS SHOULD KNOW,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*SEE DIVERSE BEAUTY IN SOVIET UNION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.F, p.04, col.3"
KIDS TAUGHT TO BE CRITICAL THINKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.F, p.05, col.1"
*CASUAL WEAR FILLS FALL RACKS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1991, sect.N, p.01, col.2"
*ARTS CENTER HAS RIVER VIEW,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PATIENT CARE FOCUS OF NEW USD CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF MAN CHARGED WITH PLANTING BOMB,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LEARNING TO DEAL WITH SEX ABUSE ALLEGATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WEIGHING THE PEROT FACTOR (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GIANT MARGARITA HAS LITTLE BEARING ON KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HEALTHY FAMILY CRUCIAL TO HEALTH OF NATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
NO ONE CAN IMPROVE ON OUR OWN LOCAL TALENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
S DAKOTANS CAN HELP HURRICANE VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
WALDOWSKI SHOULDN'T JUDGE MOELLER SENTENCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ATTACK ON MOELLER JURORS WAS SHOCKING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
ATTORNEYS DON'T LIKE LAYPEOPLE HELPING OUT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
MOELLER JURORS CARRIED OUT RESPONSIBILITY WELL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
BUSH'S WHEAT SUBSIDY WILL HAVE LITTLE IMPACT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
TV OFTEN SHOWS CROSS LINKED WITH 'BAD GUY' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
ACCUSED TEEN RAPIST TO GET MENTAL EXAM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHIMNEY BURGLAR GETS 2-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HAAR HOPES FOR BOOST WITH DIGNITARY'S VISIT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRISON INMATE ASKS FOR PSYCHIATRIC EXAM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION MAN GETS 30 MONTHS IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BATTERY-CRUSHING SITE NEARLY CLEANED UP,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ELEMENTARY SCHOOL/PARK SITE PICKED,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKER PROPOSES CAP ON SCHOOL AID,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON--SDSU LAB COSTS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PLANNING FREE LEAF DROP-OFF SITES IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
THAI PAIR ACCUSED OF SHIPPING OPIUM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ELLSWORTH MEN DIE IN INTERSTATE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEETING SET FOR HURON ON WATER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON PLANS DAY IN HILLS CITY 'CAPITAL',"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SLOAN ADMITS FAKING SEXUAL ABUSE REPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON TRIBE BUYS GAMING CONSULTING FIRM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS CONSIDER TUITION INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*OFFICIAL SAYS YANKTON PRISON NO PICNIC,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*WESTERN MALL GETS BARGAIN ON LAND,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SOLBERG RUNS INTO RECORD BOOK,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHOW APPRECIATION TO LANDOWNERS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TURNING COLD TO CANCER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*MULCHING METHOD WORKS ON ROSES, CUT GRASS ...","Argus LeaderSep 22 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*HANSONS PLAN NEW BUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*FATHER'S ROLE IN RAISING KIDS EXPANDS, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AWOL SUMMER ENDS IN FRUSTRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FUNERAL LEAVE HALTED,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"PENITENTIARY HIRES WARDEN, MILLER SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL PREDICTS MONOPOLY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*PROPERTY TAXES ALONE CAN'T SUPPORT PUBLIC SCHOOL ED,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SENATOR MAKES GOOD CASE FOR TERM LIMITS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GAMBLING OPPONENTS GET UNEXPECTED HELP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
WOOL ACT WAS WRITTEN TO FIGHT UNFAIR TRADE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
ENROLLMENT FIGURES SHOW INCREASE FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO BITING OFF NOSE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPE TRIAL FOR COACH RESUMES TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REPORT ON PAVILION AVAILABLE AT LIBRARIES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS LAWYER VOTED US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUBCOMMITTEE OK'S WATER SYSTEM FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 MEN INDICTED IN DRUG DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS GET {dollar}2.4 MILLION IN JOBLESS AID,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FOES--CITY CAN'T AFFORD PAVILION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"POLICE, FIREFIGHTERS EXPERIENCE VERSION OF RUSH HOUR","Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY CUTS RECREATION PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARMY RESERVE CORPS TO TRAIN AT PALISADES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEADWOOD CASINO TO CLOSE OCT 1,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DRUG TASK FORCE NETS 191 CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FROSTS HELP INCREASE WILDFIRE DANGER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOLS TO GET ELECTRIC CO-OP FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'90'S WILL BE DECADE OF WOMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY PRIORITY--MORE FUNDS FOR ROADS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
88 TICKETED FOR SPEEDING NEAR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MILLER PLEA TO CHURCHES--HELP US WITH FOSTER CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*MILLER FAVORS ABERDEEN FACILITY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*MIDLAND TO BUY SALOON SITE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
NORWEST TO SELL GREGORY BANK,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*O'GORMAN ROLLS OVER ROOSEVELT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FRIENDLY BET NOT THE SAME, JOY CLAIMS AS SHE WINS","Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BAKING APPLES A FALL RITUAL,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GROCERY STORE TOUR TEACHES KIDS VEGGIES GOOD SNACKS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COOK'S 'BUTTERMILK FROMAGE' LINKED TO ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MILLER VETOES {dollar}800,000 IN LEGISLATIVE CUTS","Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE CHANGING OF THE SEASONS ROLLS IN QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DE SMET CRACKS DOWN ON HOMECOMING MISCHIEF,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RESPONSIBILITY IS AN ERODING VIRTUE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PICK A NEW MEMBER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VIDEO-LOTTERY GAVE STATE VITAL REVENUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
USING SEAT BELTS WILL SAVE LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
PAT ROBERTSON DOESN'T REPRESENT ALL CHRISTIANS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
TIM JOHNSON UNFAIRLY ATTACKED BY EXTREMISTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
CENTER TO SUPPORT NATIVE PEOPLE'S RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
NEW CITY GOVERNMENT NEEDS SOME NEW FACES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
FRED MANFRED'S DEATH ANOTHER END TO MYTH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
MASUR CONVICTED OF SIMPLE ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE OFFICER GUILTY OF UNLICENSED DOGS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KEEGAN TO SPEAK ON MPR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAMBLING COUNCIL TO HAVE CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"CUT OF {dollar}811,000 TO OFFSET TAX LOSS","Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS MEET TO POLE TO PRAY BEFORE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY'S SCHOOLS GROW BY 229 STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POLICE SEARCH FOR BURGLAR WHO ATTACKED WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CITY BUSINESS OWNER TO PAY {dollar}67,500 FINE","Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CLARK MAN KILLED IN TRACTOR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FORMER USD CASHIER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REHEARSALS TO OPEN FOR CHORAL SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUSPENDED SENTENCES GOES TO MAN WITH GUN,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SCIENTISTS TO WORK ON NEW T-REX FOSSIL,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ELECTRIC COMPANY GIVES SCHOOLS MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TOURISM DEPARTMENT REPORTS GOOD SUMMER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*CEREMONY, SUPPER SET TO HONOR SADDLE CLUB","Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*KEEPING THE RIVER CLEAN,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CONGRESS KILLS WETLANDS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STUDENT-LOAN COMPANY WAITS FOR RULING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CHARGES FOR SLAPPING DISABLED ADULT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY TO INTERVIEW PROSPECTS FOR JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING RAISED CRIME RATES--PROSECUTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LODGENET BORROWS ON ITS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DASCHLE OUTLINES FARM-BILL DEBATE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
NORWEST OFFERS {dollar}59 FARES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*VINATIERI'S TOE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU FOOTBALL RATED 16TH IN DIVISION II,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL AUDUBON CHAPTER TAKES FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SETTING THE PACE,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ANGLERS IN A LURCH SETTLE FOR PERCH,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
DRY CONDITIONS MIGHT OFFSET ANTELOPE HUNTS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*NORTHERN PLAINS TRIBAL ARTS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RULEAUX CAPTURES THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*TEACHERS OFTEN SHORT OF TIME (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*FINISHING NORTHSIDE NEIGHBORHOOD 1 LOT AT A TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE BANS 'VICIOUS' DOG BREEDS IN WAKE OF DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW MOURNS PERPICH,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PUT TEETH BACK INTO RIGHTS PANEL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
2 PAPERS MAKE RIGHT CALL IN TOUGH SITUATION (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*SYSTEM STACKED AGAINST VICTIMS, THEIR FAMILIES","Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COMPETITION NEEDED IN COMMUNICATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JOHNSON ADS PORTRAY PRESSLER INACCURATELY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NO SPECIAL PRIVILEGES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN PATRON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*TREK FANS TO GET THEIR 'VOYAGER' STARTING MONDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ROSEBUD NATIVE 'IS GOOD AT EVERYTHING',"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*APPLES RIPE FOR PICKING,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BONE-MARROW DRIVE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*DON'T CUT BACK PERENNIAL LIKE ANNUAL,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CHEATER'S DAY THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW'S MOTHER'S CONDITION IMPROVES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEACHERS MAY GET RAISE OF 3 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FORT SISSETON PARK SITE OF TRUSTEE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEADBEAT PARENTS LOSE WHEELS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNGSTERS RIDE THE RODEO,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BAPTIST PASTOR HELPS RESOLVE TRIBAL CLASH,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SELF-STARVATION CASE GOES TO CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*COALITION FOR ETHANOL CONFERENCE NOV. 8-9,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GENEALOGICAL GROUP'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY SET,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GAMBLING REVENUE OFF WITH DROP IN TOURISM,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
AIR FORCE BUILDINGS MAY GO TO AID SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*PRESSLER, JOHNSON LASH OUT OVER ADS","Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*POLICE AUCTION OFFERS UNCLAIMED PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STUDENTS ON 'JACKRABBIT TRACK' TOWARD GRADUATION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
GOVERNMENT LOWERS SIX VIOLATORS' FINES,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*LAUDED AS GREAT GRANDMOTHER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*CHILD NUTRITION,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*BIG SIOUX BRIDGE READY FOR TRAFFIC BY NOVEMBER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SNOW HITS NORTHERN SD WHILE TEMPERATURES DROP,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SF BANK GETS PRELIMINARY OK FOR NEW US CHARTER,"Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
"*CORSICA COMPANY SERVES UP 15,000 SANDWICHES WEEKLY","Argus LeaderSep 22 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
TRIBE LEFT WITHOUT POLICE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE LEFT WITHOUT POLICE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KEEP THAT SUN SHINING,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*KEEP THAT SUN SHINING,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MAN FLEES AFTER STORE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
ARCHAEOLOGISTS WILL TAKE LOOK AT PROPOSED PIPELINE PA,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*ARTIST TRIES FOR FRAMED REALISM,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ARCHEOLOGISTS WILL TAKE LOOK AT PROPOSED PIPELINE PATH,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STATE MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR RAILROAD AID FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BOWDLE MAN KILLED IN TRUCK COLLISION,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
STUDENTS LEASE 75 PERCENT-VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
ENROLLMENT UP AT MORNINGSIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
BEADLE PANEL MUST EXPLAIN OAHE ACTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
NO BARGE HELP SEEN FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
UTES' SOUTH DAKOTA ODYSSEY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
URGES MORE COVERAGE OF URANIUM BOOM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
VOLUNTEER OR NATIONAL GUARD EFFORT URGED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
INMATES DISPUTE CLAIMS BY ANOTHER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
URGES MORE COVERAGE OF URANIUM BOOM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
HUNTING PROSPECTS ENCOURAGING,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*HOGS PUT ON A SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
US HOPES BONDS STILL ATTRACTIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*HOGS PUT ON A SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*HOGS PUT ON A SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
ADVERTISING DONATED IN DRIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
RURAL ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION TO MEET,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE CHANGES NAME,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
INSTRUCTORS PICKED FOR UNDERWRITERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
*VERN LONG ELECTED PRESIDENT OF INSURANCE GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
*TWO ELECTED AT UNITED NATIONAL BANK,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
"UNITED WAY COLLECTIONS AT {dollar}219,706","Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
*OBSERVATORY GROUP NAMES DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
*MIDLAND LIFE NAMES PERSONNEL OFFICER,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
LONGTIME MORRELL WORKERS RETIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
*COMPUTER PROGRAMMING FIRM OPENS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
LAND BANK STOCKHOLDERS TO MEET,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.3"
*NORTHWESTERN NAMES ASSISTANT CONTROLLER,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.3"
VETERINARY MEETING THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.3"
*SENDING HIGH-FLYING GREETINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BATTLE AGAINST LEUKEMIA,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MRS ESTHER TORDSEN-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SERTOMAS TO MARK 50TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1979, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*SIOUX LEFT WITH ONLY MONEY FOR HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REPORT EXPOSES CITY WASTE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REPORT EXPOSES CITY WASTE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX LEFT WITH ONLY MONEY FOR HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW-LET FIRESETTERS BURN OR DROWN IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JANKLOW-LET FIRESETTERS BURN OR DROWN IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE OMITTED SOME KULL VOTES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DASCHLE OMITTED SOME KULL VOTES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BORGHUM'S SPEECH HELPS POWER AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KIPPLEY-DON'T COUNT THE JACKRABBITS OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEATHER-DROUGHT LEAVE GROUSE HUNTERS EMPTY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEATHER-DROUGHT LEAVE GROUSE HUNTERS EMPTY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR MONEY LIST INCOMPLETE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL HISTORIANS STUDY ALLOCATION OF HILLS {dollar},"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INFORMANT KEY TO BURGLARY RING,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR MONEY LIST INCOMPLETE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOHY-DAKOTA PROP MEANS NO NEW SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INFORMANT KEY TO BURGLARY RING,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL HISTORIANS STUDY ALLOCATION OF HILLS {dollar},"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOHY-DAKOTA PROP MEANS NO NEW SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUBPOENAS SET ASIDE-AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY IGNORES CITIZENS' PROTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUBPOENAS SET ASIDE-AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REAGAN CANCELS SIOUX FALLS VISIT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY IGNORES CITIZENS' PROTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUTHERLAND'S TWO CAREERS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUTHERLAND'S TWO CAREERS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAC DONATIONS FOR ABDNOR-PRESSLER HIT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PAC DONATIONS FOR ABDNOR-PRESSLER HIT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PAC DONATIONS FOR ABDNOR-PRESSLER HIT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
2 S DAKOTANS DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON MAN ELECTROCUTED,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL UPHOLDS RULING AGAINST HURON FIRM,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN NAMED TO ARMY GUARD POST,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOYBEAN CARRYOVER AT 3.7 MILLION BUSHELS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PORK PRODUCERS PLAN FEWER SOWS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS TO MEET IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF SCHOOLS WIN GRANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SF SCHOOLS WIN GRANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*STATE, BN DEDICATE RAILROAD","Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ETSI BRINGS LAWMAKERS TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ETSI BRINGS LAWMAKERS TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*STATE, BN DEDICATE RAILROAD","Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ETSI BRINGS LAWMAKERS TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*1 SD COLLEGE MUST CLOSE, ED CHIEF SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*1 SD COLLEGE MUST CLOSE, ED CHIEF SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BELL WANTS IMMEDIATE RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
BELL WANTS IMMEDIATE RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
CROSS COUNTRY FANS NEED TO BE AS HARDY AS RUNNERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AIRLINE DELAYS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*USE 1931 CORN BINDER TO BUILD CORN SHOCKS...,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITIZENS GROUP BEGINS PUSH FOR SCHOOL BOND,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRIEST FORGIVING OVER ATTACK,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEARCH FOR GUN MIGHT END TODAY-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ENERGY FIRMS PLAN PIPELINES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MANY STATES EYE MISSOURI WATER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MANY STATES EYE MISSOURI WATER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRASH KILLS HOT SPRINGS MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD MAN FOUND DEAD NEAR LEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHERRY CREEK MAN AWARDED {dollar}1 MILLION LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER OPPOSES PAYING EX-HOSTAGES COMPENSATION,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER--ENCOURAGE FOREIGN VISITORS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IPS GAS BILLS GOING UP,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RICHARD ELLEFSON TO BE EVALUATED FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOND CONTINUED IN GOLD THEFT-HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COUNTY COMMISSION...BLOCKS CITY ANNEXATION...,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION...BLOCKS CITY ANNEXATION...,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*NOBEL WINNER SAYS POOR NATIONS MAKING HEALTH CARE P,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PIERRE AWAITS 2-DAY BOOM,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ETSI DEAL--IOWA JOINS DOUBTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ETSI DEAL--IOWA JOINS DOUBTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JAYCEES REJECT OPTION OF WOMEN MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
EX-ABERDEEN POLICEMAN CLAIMS UNFAIR TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*STAR GAZING--SETTING HIS SIGHTS ON HEAVENS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STAR GAZING--SETTING HIS SIGHTS ON HEAVENS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TROJAN TRIBUNE TOOK FIRST PLACE IN NAT'L CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"*DOROTHY STAKE, VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR","Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*NATIONAL COOK-OFF GETS UNDER WAY TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*COWBELLES PROMOTE BEEF INDUSTRY...EDUC, RESEARCH","Argus LeaderSep 23 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
SURVEY--SF JOB PROSPECTS GOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CALIF OPTION ENDS IF BANKS RETURNS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CHORAL SINGING SHOULD GET MORE RESPECT (FINE),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCTV'S EMMY A TRIUMPH FOR SD NATIVE (FINE),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
REDFIELD HOSPITAL FAMILY DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
THE SF CHAPTER WILL SPONSER A FASHION SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*HERE'S PIE IN YOUR FACE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS COPTER DEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ROBERTS, BLOCK MEET TODAY ABOUT SOIL BANK","Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD WATER BILL ON HOUSE AGENDA TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WITNESS SAYS ND MAN SHOT TOLLEFSON,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"5 KILLED IN MOTORHOME CRASH, FIRE ON I-90","Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON CHAPLAIN TELLS OF CONFESSION-NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PUC CANDIDATES AGREE ON ELECTION OF MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX VOCATIONAL GETS FEDERAL LOAN,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SF MAN CONVICTED OF ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ENGINEERS' APPROVAL FOR GREGORY UNIT HELPFUL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GAMBLING WORSE THAN ALCOHOLISM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"LAKE BYRON MERITS CITY, STATE HELP (L)","Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"ANNEXATION PROPOSAL PREMATURE, COSTLY (L)","Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FOOD PROGRAM HAILED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WAS THIS HIGH SPEED CHASE NECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CAMPAIGN MONEY TIFF CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS DEBATE ASSURANCES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ETHICS PANEL RULES AGAINST DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW ACCUSED OF JEOPARDIZING WEB,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW DISPUTES O'CONNOR CLAIM,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTERS CAN REQUEST ABSENTEE BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRAIN PLAN OFFERED TO HEAD OFF LOW PRICES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
RESULTS OF LAWRENCE COUNTY SHERIFF PROBE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
17-YEAR-OLD TO BE TRIED AS ADULT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CHAMBERLAIN PULLS SEX EDUCATION FILMS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
KIDNAP SUSPECT IN HUGHES COUNTY JAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD TO RESPOND TO ETSI SUITS SOON,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
THE NORTHLAND CLASSIC CHAROLAIS SALE THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SF MAN SHOT AT WRONG APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
VETERAN SAYS HE'LL FIGHT HOSPITAL CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
"HOMESTAKE, UNION CONTINUE TALKS","Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SD BANK AGREES TO SELL MAJORITY INTEREST,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
UNION FIDELITY FIRM TO PAY SD PENALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MORRELL TALKS PUSH DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF MAN IN BUSINESS OF MAKING MUSIC,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTHOR INVITES DULL PEOPLE EVERYWHERE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACTRESS WILL PRESENT BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY WORKERS PICKET COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"EROS QUIETLY DRAWS JOBS, MONEY, BUSINESS TO SF","Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LUTHERAN BISHOP LEAVES TO CENTRAL AMERICA,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW ORGANIZATION OPPOSES NUCLEAR WASTE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROF FROM GERMANY WILL LECTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STREET DEPARTMENTS READY TO USE COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WESTERN MALL CANCELS FORD BROTHERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LIQUOR DISTRIBUTOR CONSIDERS MOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MEDICARE CHANGES COULD LIMIT HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SURVEY--CARE IS WORTH PRICE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ROSEBUD LAND SALE SET SEPT 28,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
IT'S 10 YEARS FOR EROS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*THEIR FUTURE'S ON THE LINE TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
AUDITORS PROBE PARKSTON'S FINANCES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MT RUSHMORE SOLD FEATHERS ILLEGALLY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MURDER VICTIM'S HUSBAND ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE TREASURER'S UNCLE DIES IN ETHAN,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
YANKTON HOSPITAL GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"HERD OWNER MAY DESTROY 3,500 BUFFALO","Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
JUDGE WILL DECIDE FUTURE OF RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
IRENE'S RICH ATHLETIC HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN'S RUNNERS PULL SURPRISE SWEEP,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SD WILL GET BACK ON WINNING TRACK,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*JANKLOW EXECS {dollar}40,000 MARK","Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM PLAN SKIRTS FINANCIAL PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN INFANTS' DEATH RATE HIGHER,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WASTE CLEANUP MAY WIPE OUT COMPANY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}12 PARK FEE UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JOBS ARE THE ANSWER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR'S 'NO' VOTE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CITY BETTER CHECK TAX LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FAIR IMPROVEMENTS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
INDIANS SHOULD UNITE AGAINST COMMON FOES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COULD WE HAVE PREVENTED 007 TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*LINCOLN ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FARMERS DIFFER ON CONTENTS OF FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FRED JANKLOW NAMED HOME SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
STUDENTS GET GEOGRAPHY LESSON,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*WILKA SAYS HANSON LETTER IS UNETHICAL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
CO SAYS STATE SHOULD PAY JUDICIAL COSTS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
FAIR COMMISSION ALREADY WORKING ON 1985,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MINN FIRM HAS LOW BID FOR WATER PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RC RECEIVES {dollar}3 MILLION EPA GRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SDSU ENROLLMENT DROPS LESS THAN EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SPEARFISH FIRE POSSIBLY CAUSED BY HIKER,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
INDIAN RIGHTS SUIT FACES COURT CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
MAYOR DISLIKES JANKLOW BOND MOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
GRAIN GROUP HAS RECORD SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
*DUGGAN SPARKS USD WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUNTING BUDDY DOESN'T LIKE SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH SCHOOLS PLAY RECRUITING GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*RELOADING STEEL MORE PRACTICAL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LEAD SHOT POISONING KILLING EAGLES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.5"
*BEUCKENS' 300 GAME INSPIRED BY VISIT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
FREEZE-RED PEACE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*CONTEST REVIVES OLD-TIME MUSIC,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PROMOTES VALUE OF ELDERLY AS CONSUMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTA WAGNER--COOKIES A HIT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
32 CHOSEN FOR SF MASTER SINGERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CENTER DIRECTOR ON HEALTH PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
AUGUST CONSTRUCTION STRONG IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HISTORIC SHRIVER'S BUILDING POISED,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LAND O'LAKES PAYING PREMIUM,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LOAN OFFICERS GROUP TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PETROLEUM MARKETERS' CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
2ND AGENCY WINS PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THE WILLEY & WILLIAMS MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
HOTEL BEGINS PAYING DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*PENNEY PROMOTION POLISHES IMAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*SISTERS AIM FOR TOTAL LOOK,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
STORE NAILS FINER POINTS OF GROOMING,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
GIBSON GIRLS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.G, p.06, col.2"
"*DESIGNERS, LTD","Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.G, p.07, col.3"
*STORE CATERS TO TALL WOMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.G, p.08, col.1"
*PRICE IS RIGHT FOR SEWERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.G, p.09, col.1"
*SERVICE TAKES GUESSWORK OUT OF SHOPPING,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.G, p.10, col.1"
*STORE CREATES NEW JEWELRY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.G, p.12, col.1"
*MEN'S FASHION COMES ALIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1984, sect.G, p.14, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS CHIP IN FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DO NOT TAKE JOKER'S CAMPAIGN TOO SERIOUSLY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*MALL CHANGES FACE OF SIOUX EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PERMORNERS PROMISE TO KEEP ART ALIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CAPTURE ESCAPED INMATE NEAR LENNOX,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TREASURE LIES BENEATH CAMPUS LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW FARM GROUP LOOKS AT PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
B1-B BOMBERS TO ALTER RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE AUXILIARY TO HOST CRAFTS FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FULL-TIME ENROLLMENT INCREASES AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KILLIAN COLLEGE FALL ENROLLMENT UP 5 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD ONE OFF 4 STATES WITH NO AIDS CASES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SDSU FALL ENROLLMENT LISTED AT 6,837","Argus LeaderSep 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FARMWIVES WANT TO SEE YODELING REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*5TH SIOUX FALLS MARATHON,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FLOOD THREAT REPLACES DOWN POURS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WITNESSES DESCRIBE SPOUSE ABUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL MOVES CLASSES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*A VARIETY OF MID-WEEK ENTERTAINMENT IS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
GET RID OF METERS IN DOWNTOWN AREA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PARKING PROBLEM OVERBLOWN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
RESOLVING SPY SPAT TOP PRIORITY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PHEASANTS GET BOOST FROM PRIVATE GROUPS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BELL MANAGER URGES FEC,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TEEN WILL RIDE HIGH AS 1-DAY POLITICIAN,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATORS TIE SAT HONORS TO LACK OF TAKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUILDING ON COUNTY RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY INCREASES DRAINAGE FEES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE'S ATTORNEY WITHDRAWS FROM WINGLER CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRIAL DATES SET IN DEATH OF SIOUX FALLS MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WORKER TO BE CHARGED IN PAVING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EX-SHERIFF IS SUED IN CYCLIST'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
JANKLOW--TRIP WOULD OPEN MARKETS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RENNER BRACES BUILDINGS FROM RIVER,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
STATE'S ATTORNEY'S CHILD DROWNS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WILKA--MURDER SUSPECT'S TRIAL FIRST,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FUTURE CONSTRUCTION NEEDS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEBATE PLANS MAY REBOUND FROM SNAG,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
READING PROGRAM PRAISED,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT TO ADD AIDES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*VICTIM WANTS TO PARTY WITH SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ROBBER STRIKES HUNAN'S,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*TRUTH ABOUT ABORTION TO WOMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JUST SETTLE THE STRIKE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LET'S SET RECORD STRAIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RICH FARMERS GET RICH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONVICTS COULD HELP OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MAKE SAFETY A PRIORITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"EVALUATION KEY, FARM OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN HURT IN CRASH DIES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER STAND ON CONTRAS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN REPORTS ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WATER COLOR,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JOINT PANELS DEFER HALFWAY HOUSE DECISION,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SAFETY BELT QUESTION ISSUE IN FATAL FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY KICKS OFF DRIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER WANTS CHARGE DISMISSED IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SD GETS TOP MARKS ON TEST,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*GROWERS LOOKING FOR A SLICE OF APPLE MARKET,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TOO BAD SEASON DOESN'T START SOON,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1987, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PENNINGTON OFFICIAL SERIOUS AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SURGERY CAN'T BLOCK PLAYER'S GOALS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD MAN ON '15 MOST WANTED' LIST,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MUSICIAN PLAYS UP CENTENNIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CENSUS SHOWS NEED TO PREPARE FOR CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INITIATIVE IS DEMAND THAT CANNOT BE MET (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IT'S TIME TO CUT POVERTY TAX (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
YES VOTES MEAN LOWER COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HEALTH REPORT INSULTING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*FIRST BIG EFFORT BY PLAINS ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FILM FESTIVAL WILL SCREEN SD MOVIE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*POSTER ARTIST SHARES SIOUX CULTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WHERE IN THE WORLD IS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
"BURGLAR TAKES CASH, TRUCK, TV FROM MAN","Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS TO RALLY ON CAPITOL STEPS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRATERNITIES TO RUN FOR CHILDREN'S SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRANT WILL HELP MIGRANTS FIND WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE PLEADS GUILTY IN ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED IN SHOOTING AT HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER DEPARTMENT WINS NATIONAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOVIET DOCTORS EXAMINE RURAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP CALLS FOR MEDICARE REFORM,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TOSHIBA GIVES {dollar}100,000 TO GARDEN RESTORATION","Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
U S WEST TOLD TO CUT PHONE RATES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TOSHIBA GIVES {dollar}100,000 TO GARDEN RESTORATION","Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FORUM TRIES TO EDUCATE ELECTORATE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FORMER PIERRE POLICE CHIEF DIES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FARM GROUPS DISAGREE ON BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FORMER PIERRE POLICE CHIEF DIES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RETAILERS GROUP GOES NATIONAL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*HOSPITALS TAKE SHOCK OUT OF BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
{dollar}15 MILLION EXPANSION IN THE WORKS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FLIGHT 232 PILOT RETURNS TO SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY TURNING OVER A NEW LEAF,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*OFFICIAL TIES DRUGS TO MORRELL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PRIEST COUNSELS CLERGY CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
EXXON CLEANUP WORK NOT FINISHED YET (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LANDFILL UNFORTUNATE DECISION,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ARENA BEER SALES HAVE NEGATIVE SIDE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TRADITIONAL FAMILIES EXIST (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ABORTION WAR COMING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PRESSLER SENIORS' FRIEND (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BENEFIT WALK PLANNED IN SIOUX FALLS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BIKERS TO HIT ROAD FOR DIABETES TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER--EVICTIONS AREN'T NECESSARY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC TV OFFICE TO STAY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
US WEST WORKERS RATIFY NEW CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOLLMANN TRIAL MAY INVOLVE 40 WITNESSES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPINNING THEIR WHEELS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HAYTI FARMER APPOINTED TO STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SIMPLE RANCH KID LOVED TO LAUGH,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE ENROLLMENTS RISE 5.75 PERCENT","Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CYANIDE SPILL WILL BE CLEANED UP,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SF MAN IS CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING WOMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SD PRECIPITATION SUMMARY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LOW-INTEREST LOAN FOR PLANT IN CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
2 MORE CITY RESERVISTS RECALLED TO ACTIVE DUTY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
2ND SD GUARD UNIT SENT TO MIDEAST,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DNA WAIT BECOMES TEST OF TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HALF OF EXECUTIVE-BRANCH PAY RAISES...,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HUSBAND ARRESTED IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOW PRICE HURTS CORN FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BOARD SHOULD CONSIDER LOWER GATE FEES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
QUICK FIXES WON'T SOLVE CASH CRUNCH (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*BUTLER MIGHT SIDESTEP BARNETT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY TO BE TARGET FOR IMPORTED WASTE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
NEBRASKA DUMP SITE PICKERS MISCALCULATED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SOCIETY DOESN'T NEED BITTER LIP SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*ALL NATIONS INVITATIONAL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"AUGUSTANA WINS--USD, STATE FALL","Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HUNTERS WHO SEARCH HARD WILL FIND REWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SUMMER MOISTURE BRIGHTENS OUTLOOK,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PROGRAM AIDS GEESE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
DIRECTORY COMPILES LISTING OF INTERNSHIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARY HAS REPORTS FOR 400 COMPANIES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MICROWAVE PRODUCTS PROMISES BIG REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WINNING TEAM FOR 40 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON--MAILING STUDY INACCURATE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE SPONSORS DEBATES IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE SUPPORTS INITIATIVES 1 AND 2,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK BANKFIRST ROBBER,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS APPROVE NEW TEACHER CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*AIR GUARD ATTACKS CITY BASE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*DIPLOMA STUDY PROGRAM HELPS TURN LIVES ABOUT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SD DELEGATION BACKED DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LUSK GETS STATE HONOR,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
BRITISH PARLIAMENT MEMBER TO VISIT SD,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
FOURTEEN INDUCTED INTO HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES DROPPED IN HURON CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MEASLES OUTBREAK ALTERS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
DISCHARGE PROCEEDINGS BEGAN BEFORE ARREST,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
SOVIET MILITARY OFFICIAL TO VISIT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
*CZECH FAMILY FREE TO FLY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
USD TO VOTE ON REJOINING STUDENT FEDERATION,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
*TEACHER INSPIRES YOUNG TO LEARN,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*THE COS IS COMING,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*ALASKA GOLD RUSH REVISITED,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1990, sect.F, p.09, col.3"
'SIXTY MINUTES' RUNS SEGMENT ON PELTIER,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STORE OWNER HAS SEEN LIFETIME OF AXTELL HISTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*VICTIMS, FAMILIES GET INVOLVED","Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NATURE REMINDS FAMILY OF SIMPLE BEAUTY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
FAN GIVES MCDANIEL A LICK,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DEMOCRAT MISLEADING ON INCOME TAX ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T GET UPTIGHT IF FANS STAND TO CHEER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FISTICUFFS SHOULD SHAKE CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"FAN SQUEALED, SHOOK AT BLACK PERFORMANCE (L)","Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
OPTIONS AVAILABLE FOR CATARACT SURGERY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MUSEUM SETS BENEFIT BUFFALO FEED FOR OCTOBER 5,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLANS HARVEST AUCTION FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN DIES IN PICKUP ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO FROM SF NAMED TO AARP PANEL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DUCKS FLY TOWARD FINISH LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GRANDFATHER'S LISTED AMONG MINISTER'S HEROES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY PLANS TO PURCHASE FRONTIER LOT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PARKING LOT DESIGNATION CONCERNS STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SMOKING POLICY TO BE CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"BOARD RULES OUT AREA AS SCENIC, UNIQUE","Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CHEYENNE SIOUX TRIBE BUILDING NEW JAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOUSING OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY TO THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS AIRPORT PLAN MAY GET 2ND VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*LENNOX MAN STILL PREFERS HORSE POWER,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
LESSONS LEARNED IN MIDST OF TRAUMA,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
PROFESSOR URGES TEACHING ECONOMIC THEORY CLASS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
LESS THAN ESTIMATE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*SERVING SENTENCES BY MAKING SENTENCES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
COURT ORDERS MINING BOARD TO ACT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EXECUTOR PAY SET BY STATUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*AN EMOTIONALLY UPLIFTING EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CLINTON COMING TO TOWN SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATORS DISPUTE SCHOOL EVALUATION,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"IS IT REALLY UNIQUE, OR JUST SOME PINES (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'ARGUS' SHOULD RESERVE JUDGEMENT ON NAFTA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PLANS CATER TO WEALTHY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JOHNSON'S HUNTING VOTE DISPLEASES IOWAN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
INITIATIVE 3 WON'T DELIVER ON REFORMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
MILLIONAIRES INCREASE BY 81 PERCENT UNDER BUSH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"SMOKING BAN FOR TRUSTIES AT HOME, WORK UNFAIR (L)","Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ABERDEEN DEFENDED AS GREAT PLACE TO LIVE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
JUDGE THROWS OUT LUNG-DISEASE SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO PLANTING BOMB,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT FOR CLINTON VISIT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"YANKTON POLICE SEEK MISSING WOMAN, 19","Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A PROBLEM PUMPKIN,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DOCTOR STUMPS FOR NATIONAL HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PARTY POWER BOOSTS HAAR,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EPA TESTING MAY HIKE RURAL WATER RATES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
EPA AWARDS GRANTS TO CHEYENNE SIOUX,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ROTC CADETS TO TRAIN AT PALISADES PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SENATE CANDIDATES CLASH OVER LINE ITEM VETO,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRAIRIE DOGS CATCH ON AS PETS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROFESSOR EARNS HONOR AS ATTORNEY OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RADAR DRONES DESIGNED TO SLOW TRAFFIC NEAR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COOL SOIL IS BEST FOR NITROGEN FERTILIZERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HOME-BASED BUSINESS FOCUS OF WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RETAIL FOOD PRICE HIKE SMALLEST IN 25 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RURAL SD TOURISM WORKSHOP SET,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
THISTLES COULD PLAGUE SD THIS FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BANK DROPS FRANCHISE TIE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*SUTHERLAND COMMITS TO MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TEST FOR 1,300 YOUTH SOCCER PLAYERS","Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*RED WILLOW SOUNDS GREAT, WORTH WAIT","Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TAKE YOUR PICK OF ORCHARDS IN THE AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*APPLE HARVEST STRONG THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*COOKING FAR FROM A BORE FOR ASFELDT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*ESCAPED INMATE CAUGHT HIDING IN BROTHER'S CLOSET,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN PUSHES FOR MORE REGULATION,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO PAY HEAVIER LOAD,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESIDENT'S PLAN LACKS DETAIL--HEALTH SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD LAWMAKERS TAKE DIFFERENT STANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
ADVICE TO EVERYONE--WRITE A LETTER NOW (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FLOOD IN KANSAS HUMBLES US ALL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIGHTEN PRISON LEAVE POLICY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUSINESSES CAUTIONED ABOUT 2-PARTY CHECKS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--INMATES ALLOWED TO ATTEND FUNERALS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
SCHULTE TO BUY JULSON MOTORS IN FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
BROOKINGS COUNTY'S JAIL REACHES CAPACITY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GIRL LEAVES HOSPITAL AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE TRIMS FUNDING FOR VERMILLION BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRINCIPALS TO MEET TO DISCUSS VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON PROFESSOR HONORED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CROSSINGS MAY CLOSE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS RANK 43RD IN PER-STUDENT SPENDING,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEAF DROP-OFF SITES IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*LENNOX WOMAN SHOOTS HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN EYEWITNESS TO TWO ACCIDENTS IN ONE DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TIME FOR LEAF DISPOSAL EXTENDED TO FIVE WEEKS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
'DAILY LEADER' FAMILY DONATES COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AREA BOY SCOUTS TO CLEAN FLOODED PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-POLICE CHIEF GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR APPOINTS ASSISTANT SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRAZING-LAND CLASS PLANNED IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BEDDOW TO TAKE LEAVE TO PREPARE FOR CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"TRIBES, SDSU EXPLORE VENTURE","Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TOWNS MUST COOPERATE TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FORMER PUBLISHER AT CENTERVILLE DIES,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*INJURY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SCHOOL BOARD DELAYS TECH-BUILDING VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*LOCAL DEAF DRIVER A RACING SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OLSON IS VOICE OF SD BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DINO SHOW TAKES TO THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MANY FEAR LIMITS OF STATE REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DROP-IN RULES CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL SPORTS ARE FOR PARTICIPATION (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*BOARD PICKS THIMJON,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SENATE COMMITTEE PULLS PLUG ON WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAY FACE CHALLENGE BEFORE COMMITTEE PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
NOTHING IN HAITI TO CELEBRATE YET (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*EXPERTS DON'T SPEAK FOR AMERICAN INDIANS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PRO-LIFE REASONING A SCIENTIFIC CONCLUSION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
JOHNSON IS A POSITIVE VOICE IN WASHINGTON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
INITIATIVE 1 SHORTS CHILDREN'S EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
CALIFORNIA SCHOOLS DIDN'T SUFFER FROM CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"WOMEN, CHILDREN BENEFIT FROM CRIME BILL (L)","Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
OTHER STATES FIND WAYS TO FINANCE EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
POLITICIANS HIDING BEHIND RELIGIOUS CLOAK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
PTA HELPS CHILDREN FEEL GOOD ABOUT SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
CONGRESSMAN PROUD OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
WORKER INDICTED IN TRANSIENT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY DEADLOCKED IN RAPE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*JANKLOW, BEDDOW TALK HEALTH CARE","Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EROS EXPANSION DESPLACES GLOBE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUMMER FIZZLES WITH CHILLY TEMPS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOW ENROLLMENT SPURS CHANGES IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUPREME COURT PERMITS ROADBLOCK NEAR PARTY,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"*DUMANSKY IN 7-ELEVEN, MAN REPORTS","Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
AUTHORITIES CONTINUE MURDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"ACCUSED RAPIST FREED ON {dollar}1,500 CASH BOND","Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TO INVESTIGATE DETENTION CENTER'S FIRE HAZARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL SKILLS TAUGHT AT ANNUAL CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FOES WORRY DESPITE FEEDLOT'S END,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*{dollar}6 HAMMER AWARD GIVEN TO EFFICIENT VA CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"LIBRARY ADDITION OPEN, BARE","Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
GANNETT FUND AWARDS GRANTS TO AREA GROUPS,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*VOLIN JUBILANT THAT BANK WON'T CLOSE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
KNOX SOLD TO FIRM IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
*YOU'RE LOSING WHEN YOU AREN'T SNOOZING,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*NO EXCUSE TO NOT ENJOY THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BOOK SUPERSTORE SATISFYING EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PLAYHOUSE SEES SCENE CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*KEEP BULBS DRY DURING STORAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 23 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
STATE NEWSPAPERS PAN PRESSLER BID,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE NEWSPAPERS PAN PRESSLER BID,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN TO BEDELL-BUTT OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN TO BEDELL-BUTT OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN TO BEDELL-BUTT OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MARION GIRL KILLED IN TRUCK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MOTHER AGONIZES OVER BRILLIANT SON,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MOTHER AGONIZES OVER BRILLIANT SON,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
EDITORIAL GROUP ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS ANSWER TO THE NORTH WOODS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*CONTESTANTS MATCH CALL OF WILD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
PRESS PROTESTS HURON GAG ORDER,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
PRESS PROTESTS HURON GAG ORDER,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
EAST GERMAN FREEDOM FLIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*TONSILLECTOMY RATE DROPPING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WORKSHOPS TO FOCUS ON RIGHTS OF WOMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*ROBBIE GETS ALGER AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"ABDNOR-I LEFT {dollar}36,000 OF CONTRIBUTIONS OUT","Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NO SIMPLE SOLUTION FOR HILLS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ABDNOR-I LEFT {dollar}36,000 OF CONTRIBUTIONS OUT","Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NO SIMPLE SOLUTION FOR HILLS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CENTER OVERCROWDED-JUVENILES PUT IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CENTER OVERCROWDED-JUVENILES PUT IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN-PROTECT GUILT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MCGOVERN-PROTECT GUILT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MYRON LEE'S CADDIES STILL DRIVE ROCK'S ROAD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GOLD'S PROMISE DIGS UP OLD WORLD UNDERGROUND,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*GOLD'S PROMISE DIGS UP OLD WORLD UNDERGROUND,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*BLAIR-WINS, LOSSES ARE BEHIND US NOW","Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LINCOLN, DESMET RETAIN POLL LEADS","Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*BLAIR-WINS, LOSSES ARE BEHIND US NOW","Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANTEN GETS CRACK AT PRE-SENIORS GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANTEN GETS CRACK AT PRE-SENIORS GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE POSITIONS CUT AS BUDGETS PARED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE POSITIONS CUT AS BUDGETS PARED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE POSITIONS CUT AS BUDGETS PARED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MEIERHENRY URGES POLICE ACTIVISM,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MEIERHENRY URGES POLICE ACTIVISM,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD CHALLENGES PRISON REPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SERVICES, EMPLOYEES SURVIVE COMMISSION'S '81","Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"*SERVICES, EMPLOYEES SURVIVE COMMISSION'S '81","Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
RAIL COMMISSION-SAVE BEST ROUTES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
GOOD ADVICE FOR CITY HALL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TASK FORCE ANALYZES IMPACT OF TAX ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WHY MCGOVERN DOESN'T WANT TO LOOK BACK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BURN FUND ESTABLISHED FOR SF TEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SDSU ENROLLMENT JUMPS 5.1 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CORN HUSKING CONTEST OCT 4-5,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
VOLK NAMED DAVISON COUNTY TREASURER,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS MAN HEADS DAIRY GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CAPTION DEVICE DONATED TO LUTHER MANOR,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TWO PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE MIGHT NOT SEE GRITS OR FRITZ,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"ORE, FIRM CONSIDERS HOMESTAKE SAWMILL","Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SDSU ENROLLMENT JUMPS 5.1 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
OFFICE RELOCATION HIT AS INACCESSIBLE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CAPTION DEVICE DONATED TO LUTHER MANOR,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RED OWL GROCERY OPENING TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
HARVEST SEASON BEGINS EARLY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
'80 TOURISM SEASON HAS UPS AND DOWNS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
POLITICOS TO STUMP FOR SD CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*NO DECISION YET ON ETSI RO RAILS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NO DECISION YET ON ETSI OR RAILS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NO DECISION YET ON ETSI OR RAILS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD NEGOTIATING ON MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD NEGOTIATING ON MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ETSI HAD EYES ON SD WATER AS EARLY AS 1973,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
ETSI HAD EYES ON SD WATER AS EARLY AS 1973,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*SINGER HOSTS A 'BIG PRIVATE PARTY',"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GUITARIST NORMAN BLAKE AT CANTON HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*KELOLAND EXPANDS TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*KELOLAND EXPANDS TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BOB BURNS' BOYS CALL HIM COACH ONE MORE TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOB BURNS' BOY CALL HIM COACH ONE MORE TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOOSE HUNTERS CAN DROP RECORDS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FREY MEETS MARATHON CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*FREY MEETS MARATHON CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SRSTKA--NO APOLOGY FOR REGENTS' POLICY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
STOPLIGHTS NEAR SCHOOLS WON'T BE REMOVED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STOPLIGHTS NEAR SCHOOLS WON'T BE REMOVED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COOK-OFF TODAY AT RAMADA INN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OFFICE ADDITION DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
OFFICE ADDITION DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
IRAN'S CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SAVING MAIN LINE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS SHOULDN'T RUSH TO OK WATER PACT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WATER OWNERSHIP QUESTIONS ARE DEBATABLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
NORTHERN AIR SERVICE BEGINS OCT 11,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SHORT FROST DIDN'T HURT CROPS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER--MAJOR BANKS LIKE HIGH INTEREST,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SF WOMAN REPORTS BEING RAPED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BROWN COUNTY DEPUTY'S SUSPENSION DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRAT SUGGESTS WATER PERMIT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PARTNERS SUE PERPETUAL OVER RESORT DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
STEADY DAIRY PRICES PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
DRUNK DRIVERS VIEWED AS CRIMINALS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
LALECHE LEAGUE 25 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*THE EARLY MORNING SUN TRIES TO PEEK THROUGH...,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SESSION CALLED ON RAILROADS BEFORE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"WATER LOSS SLIGHT, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FARMER ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*A YEAR LATER--CONCENTRATING ON REBUILDING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONGRESS OK'S SD WATER BILL (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*INTO THE EYE OF THE STORM,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CALIF COMEDIANS' SAVAGE HUMOR SCORES (FINE),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AVOID PINK FLOYD (FINE),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*BANKS' PLANNED RETURN TO SD CONTINUING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HOMESTAKE, UNION AGREE TO TENTATIVE PACT","Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KADOKA CRASH VICTIMS IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD BUYS MORE THAN JUST FRENCH FRIES FROM FRANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBERTS DISCUSSES SOIL BANK PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BLOCK ANNOUNCES NEW GRAIN SET-ASIDE PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN ARRESTED IN FOOD STAMP CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PRESSLER TELLS WHY HE VOTED FOR TAX BILL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US HAS TO RISK MARINES IN LEBANON,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FORUM FEATURES CHURCH-STATE ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AG PANEL OKS ALCOHOL FUELS BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"JANKLOW, SHARE PUBLIC FACILITIES","Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES MOTION IN BITTNER CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE WARN OF PHONE SOLICITORS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PTA MEETS TODAY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBERTS COMPLAINT AGAINST DASCHLE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"WANTED, MINIMUM SECURITY SD PRISON","Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"{dollar}10,000 FISH TURN LOOSE IN RESEVOIR","Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COUNTY OFFICIALS ASS'N ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"STATE KEEPS HOME PHONE, ADDRESS OF WORKER QUIET","Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS WANT STATE BOARDS DEFINED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
4 OF 36 INCUMBENT CIRCUIT JUDGES OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AG NEWSPAPER BACKS O'CONNOR GRAIN PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
BRANDON APPOINTS NEW CHIEF,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COUNTY ASKS JUDGE TO BAR STATE COLLECTION OF FEES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HIGH-WAY PATROL DIR SYMPATHIZES WITH BIKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
JUDGE HATED TO HAVE TO CLOSE BROTHELS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
"ELLSWORTH TEAM WINS WEAPONS, POLICE COMPETITION","Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LAW NOT SUPRISED BY SDSU FAST START,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY PROPOSES WHEEL TAX FOR REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FRI MORNING SETS RECORD LOWS IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MORRELL WORKERS VOTE SUN ON CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCRIPTURE SHOWS FACTS ABOUT FAITH,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*'EVERYWOMAN' MAKES HISTORY COME ALIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*GETTING READY FOR WINTER,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS TRIPATI FOR DEFRAUD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEB FIRM TOLD TO STOP SELLING STOCKS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PUC WILL DECIDE ON PHONE RATES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"STATE LIBRARIES GET {dollar}190,000","Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PRANKSTERS' SIGN PUTS HS UP FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
INDIAN HUNTS HEARTS INSTEAD OF HEADS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
RC-SF FLIGHTS WILL END,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CANADA LENDS HAND IN MISSILE TEST (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EVERYBODY USES THE STREETS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THANKS TO KSFY-TV FOR SENSITIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEBANON AND SHORT MEMORIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"POLICE SEARCH FOR SUSPECT IN ROBBERY, RAPE","Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TRAIL RIDE WILL RAISE MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN INJURED IN SUICIDE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FALL CELEBRATION BEGINS IN NEWTON HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FARMERS WITH DOUBLE BENEFITS PAY BACK,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
REPUBLICANS' INFLUENCE IS WANING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
CIVIL RIGHTS SUIT MAY BE SETTLED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
LEGISLATIVE MANUAL PRINTS FACES IN COLOR,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN'S RESENTENCING UPHELD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PAYMENT OF GAMBLING DEBTS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*HART STUMPS IN SF FOR FELLOW DEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEARING THE END,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BLACK LEADERS LEND SUPPORT TO BANKS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HOSPICE TRAINING SESSIONS TO BEGIN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.A, p.13, col.5"
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS OUTLAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINISTER HAS PLAN TO IMPROVE PRISONS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS BUSING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS WORKING FOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINNING MEANS SURVIVING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TO FINISH THE MARATHON,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GOOD HUNTING MEANS ETHICAL BEHAVIOR (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINN IS OFFERING AMNESTY FOR TAXPAYERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BATTERY-POWERED CHORE TRACTOR DEMO TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ENERGY ISSUE ROUNDTABLE TO BE AT BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL TO HAVE COMMUNITY SERVICE DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PESTICIDE DRIFT PROGRAM SET FOR RAMADA INN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE PLOWING CONTEST OPEN FOR CONTESTANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE FORUM BEGINS TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
STATE COMMITTEES TO MEET THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"*KLECKER, WIPF BREEZE TO MARATHON WINS","Argus LeaderSep 24 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FROSTY FORECAST CHILSS STATE'S SOULS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AIDS CASE REPORTED IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
UNION TO TAKE CASE OUT OF STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*A HOUSEHOLD OF HISTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CAROL OAKLAND ACCEPTS AUGUSTANA POSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CORSICA WOMAN NAMED REGIONAL COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
NEW CHAPTER OF APLHA DELTA KAPPA ORGANIZES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SIOUX WOMAN RECEIVES NATIONAL ART FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
VERMILLION MAN WILL DIRECT AUGUSTANA BANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*MARRIAGE NOT A FACTOR IN SERVING STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FARMAID FALLS SHORT IN CASH (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EMPLOYEE TURNOVER IS HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GET RID OF TWO CITY OFFICIALS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LET'S SET MONEY ASIDE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FERRARO IMPRESSIVE PERSON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SANCTIONS NOT THE ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"RELIGION, MORALITY DIFFERENT (L)","Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CHICOINE--AG GROUP GOT WRONG PERSON,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO WRESTLE WITH MANHOLE PROBLEM TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LOCAL AGENCY PLANS TO USE {dollar}10,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABDNOR ATTACKS USDA,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONSTRUCTION OFFICIALS FINED IN BID-RIGGING CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOP WOMEN TO SPONSOR FORUM ON NUCLEAR WASTE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ORDER KEEPS CITY FROM INSTALLING WATER MAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL WORKERS GET RAISES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COOPERATIVE PRESIDENT WANTS TO TELL HIS SIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SISSETON MAN BOUND OVER IN SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NEW COUNTER,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE WANTS TO KEEP ETHANOL TAX EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GROUP SPONSORS FAMILY-LIFE PHOTO CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HAMMONS NEGOTIATES FOR RAPID CITY HOTEL,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW PLEASED WITH MAMMOTH PRESERVATION,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE GROUPS ESTABLISH FARM LEGAL AID FUND,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FARMERS TO RALLY AGAINST REAGAN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IN SEARCH OF HIGHER GROUND,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
2 DELL RAPIDS TEENS INJURED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"DASCHLE, ABDNOR PITCH BILLS","Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR HAS HELPED FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BELL'S CAMPAIGN DROPS TO NEW LEVEL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAGAN & ABDNOR HAVEN'T HELPED FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE HAS HAD CHANCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DASCHLE DESERVES HONOR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HE WON'T LET THEM FORGET (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MASTEN LACKS SUBSTANCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
RACE OFFERS CLEAR CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BELL SINKS TO ANOTHER LOW (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
INCOME TAX WOULDN'T BE BAD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*CONTAMINATION PUZZLES INVESTIGATORS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY DISCUSSES PLAN TO BUY LAND,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KERKHOVE'S DAUGHTER TESTIFIES FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT WOULD INCREASE REVENUE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
HEAD OF FARM CREDIT OF OMAHA RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STATE EDUCATION COMMITTEE ENDORSES PILCHER,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*AIDE TO COMPILE LIST OF WILD BILL'S DOINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BELL COMES UP CLEAN IN DRUG TEST,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"BOND SET AT {dollar}30,000 FOR SIOUX FALLS MAN","Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TO LET STATES RAISE LIMIT TO 65,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN INJURED AFTER JUMPING FROM APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DEADLINE FOR MASTER INSURANCE CONTRACT NEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRST BANK SYSTEM SELLS OFF TWO,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WEATHER SLOWS SD CROP HARVEST,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WILD HORSES AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"*FEWER FARMS, BIGGER FARMS","Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
SDSU NAMES PROFESSOR EMERITI,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
*AUGUSTANA SENIORS ARE HAVING A VOLLEY BALL,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WYOMING'S ROACH LEAVES PRO CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER--STRAIN IS APPEALING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SPORTS VIEW ON INSTANT REPLAY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*EARLY HARVEST,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE OK'S BUDGET-BALANCING BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO SHOW IT'S 'LAST PICTURE' SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S DEMOCRATS MOURN LOSS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ALCOHOL LINKED TO FATAL FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ATTORNEY'S 'ICEBERG' SURE MELTED QUICKLY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DON'T DWELL ON THE PAST (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GOVERNMENT COMPLICATES HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MESS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MEETING UNITED WAY CHALLENGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"FALL'S SHORT SKIRTS, LEATHER","Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RELIEF SALE PRODUCT OF WORK BY 20 CHURCHES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ACTIVE PARENTING FOUNDER HOLDS WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JUNIOR LEAGUE PLANS GIANT RUMMAGE SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MENNONITES SPONSOR RELIEF SALE & AUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
NATURE HIKES TO EXPLORE GREENWAY PATHS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
STYLE SHOW BENEFITS SIOUX FALLS SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
WOOL CONTEST ACCEPTING HANDMADE ENTRIES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
ACCIDENT VICTIM'S CONDITION IMPROVED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMICS SEMINAR TO BE HELD TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO BE 1ST LOTTERY PLAYER,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUBJECT OF MANHUNT REMAINS AT LARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"VO-TECH FIRE DAMAGE {dollar}200,000","Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEST VIRGINIA CRASH KILLS SIOUX FALLS MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FURNITURE STORE OWNERS PONDER PLANS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PICKETS PROTEST FOR TEMPORARY WORKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON SEEKS CENTENNIAL ACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW PROGRAM MAKES JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA DORMS FILLED TO BRIM,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMITTEE RESTORES EROS CUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICE PROBE STABBING IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE RECEIVES GRANT TO FIGHT DRUG USE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHITE HAWK PAROLE HEARING POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITATION FIGURES DECLINE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*OMAHA DISTRICT LAND SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*CITY MARATHON JUST A WORKOUT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RESULTS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAY OF TAX VOTE MAY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MOON FOLLOWERS TO MOVE INTO ...,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR'S FIRING UPSETS TERMINALLY ILL WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DAKOTA STRING QUARTET READY FOR OPENING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*THE RETURN OF THE MAESTRO,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"'LIGHTNESS' IS FEAST FOR EYES, FOOD FOR BRAIN","Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
QUALITY MUST PRECEDE NAME CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOMESTAKE AD DECEIVING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PETITIONS GOOD WAY TO STOP TAX OVERLOAD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LAWS PROTECT ENVIRONMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PATRIOTISM CAN'T BE ORDERED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CUT BUREAUCRATIC SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
VOTE FOR LOWER PHONE RATES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"STORES, PEOPLE HELP FUND-RAISER","Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DIABETES BIKE-A-THON A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
EXOTIC DANCER CHARGED IN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS TO GET FLOOD PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAVING DONE ON EAST PART OF 26TH ST,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TAKES SPOT ON BUSH CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PEDESTRIAN INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHARGES PENDING IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ENCORE INN WILL ADD SUITES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WHEN THE ARMY MAKES AN ERROR ...,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING MONEY AVAILABLE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD NATIVE CHOSEN FOR DEBATE PANEL,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATE WILL PUSH FOR LOTTO GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIRPORT GETS FUNDING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-MORRELL WORKER TESTIFIES AT SAFETY HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON MAILINGS LATE BECAUSE OF BACKLOG,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOAN HELPS EUREKA REPLACE NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOVIET DOCTORS TOUR RESERVATION HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOLK CALLS FOR CONGRESSIONAL REFORMS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WATER-GENERATED ENERGY IN JULY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*A TIME FOR HEALING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY GOT LAST-MINUTE CASH IN DEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*AIDED MOURNERS, BUT FORGOT TO GRIEVE HIMSELF","Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*GUARDS MAN UNCOVERS HUMOR ALONG WITH HORROR,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*PILOT BLEW HER A KISS AND BLEW AWAY...,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"*VOICES COME ECHOING BACK... 'HELP ME,' THEY SAY","Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*'GREATEST TEAM I EVER PARTICIPATED ON',"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
"*'YOU DIDN'T KILL ANYBODY, YOU SAVED US'","Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*STILL WAITING FOR THE STRENGTH TO READ ABOUT CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*WE HUNG THERE UPSIDE DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*I DON'T THINK MY GOD 'PICKS AND CHOOSES',"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*THE GROUND RACED AT 260 MILES PER HOUR,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*FLIGHT 232 PASSENGER,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"AUDIENCE LIKED BUSH, LOVED MICKELSON","Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUSH LEADS CHEERS FOR SCHOOLS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD LOGICAL CHOICE FOR BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INCREASING TEACHERS' WAGES PAYS DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PLAN STOPS ALCOHOL PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TACTICS ARE QUESTIONABLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
KEAN DESERVES PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
STOP EDGEMONT DUMP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ARE THERE ULTERIOR MOTIVES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
MANY CHILDREN ADOPTABLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PHONE RATE HIKE TOO MUCH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*COVERAGE HELPED READERS RELATE TO CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BIG-CITY WRITERS DEPICT PLAINS INDIANS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SWINGERS OF WORLD LOOK TO AUSTAD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NUMBER 1 BISON DEFEAT SD STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GIRLS TRY TO SCORE WITH 1-SITE TOURNAMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FALL COLORS BRIGHTEN PATHS OF HIKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SURVEY EXAMINES STATE'S ATTITUDE TOWARD HUNTING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
WALLEYE ANGLERS PUT STRAIN ON KAMPESKA,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*HUNTER'S HELPER,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
COSTNER WILL FILM EAST OF STURGIS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HENKIN SELECTED FOR HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NY CONGRESSMAN TO VISIT EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REUNION SET FOR VIETNAM VETERANS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOND ISSUE ON ALEXANDRIA BALLOT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON WANTED DUMP TALKS DELAYED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OLD DAYS WERE ANYTHING BUT GOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COOPERATION CRUCIAL TO CENSUS BUREAU,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ARTWORK SPOTLIGHTS INDIAN HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RAILROAD WILL HAUL BENTONITE ACROSS STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SNAG RESOLVED IN LEMMON HOSPITAL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIERRA CLUB APPEAL HAS LOGGING ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
FINGERS GET IN THE WAY IN TIMBER COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
COLORADO FIRM TO STUDY MINING IMPACT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CONSUMED WITH CUSOMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CATTLE 'BODYBUILDERS' ATTRACT ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*LIBERAL PRIEST CHALLENGED COMPLACENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*DRIVERS STEER AUTOMAKERS TO MINIVANS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*RADIO HOST TO BRING CLASSICAL ACT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
NORTH DAKOTA FOLLOWS LEAD IN TOURIST STOPS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1989, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
*CHEERS FOR COS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DE SMET FIGHTS TO KEEP HOSPITAL ALIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IT NOW SEEMS SO LONG AGO,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CHURCH SEMINAR TO SPOTLIGHT WOMEN'S VIEWS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SYMPHONY WELCOMES AUDIENCE BACK FOR '90-'91 SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SD MUST TIGHTEN GAMBLING SCREWS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE SHOULD NOT PROMOTE LOTTO,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FRANKENFELD HELPS AFTER JOHNSON FAILS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NEURALGIA CAN BE TREATED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*NEW LEWIS OPENING SOON,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
"WOMEN GAIN FRIENDS, TIPS THROUGH CLUB","Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
BOARD TO CONSIDER HAYWARD BUS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS TEEN DIES OF GUNSHOT WOUND,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXTENSION LIKELY FOR MALL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WARSAW UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS VISIT SD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOARD PRESIDENT WOULD LIKE A CORVETTE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RACE LEAVES VERY LITTLE TO QUACK ABOUT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESS GROUPS PUSHING AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUBSTITUTE TEACHING CHANGING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
OIL COMPANIES LOOKING FOR ADDITIONAL DRILLING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TYRANNOSAURUS REX SKELETON UNEARTHED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KOREAN SIBLINGS SPEND HALF DAY LEARNING ENGLISH,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HEARING PLANNED ON EDGEMONT DUMP,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REGENT GETS FEEDBACK ON DRINKING PENALTIES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CANDIDATE PROPOSES COUNTY MEETING CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*SHOW AND SELL,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MAN TAKES HOSTAGES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BLUEPRINT OUTLINES JANKLOW CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
REVENUE CAN PAY TO RESTORE SCHOOL--COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FIND SOMEONE ELSE FOR TOP JOB IN CIA (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHILD MOLESTERS ON LEVEL WITH KILLERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LEBER CARRIES ON FAMILY'S FOOTBALL WAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SEASON STARTS STRONG DESPITE WINDS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TO BE PROFILED ON ESPN TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CITY RAISES FEES TO DUMP TIRES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 5 YEARS FOR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN SENTENCED, FINED FOR FAILING TO REPORT","Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINISTRIES AUTHORITY SPEAKING AT SFC,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STEEL COMPANY GAINS OK TO COLLECT BILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 STREETS BEING CLOSED FOR CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A SINKING FEELING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HUMAN ERROR CAUSED LOTTO AMERICA MIX-UP,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INMATE SENTENCED TO 4 YEARS FOR ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEMBERS SAY STAAB OUT TO SILENCE THEM,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON LETTER BLASTS COUNTY BOARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*CAR, PICKUP COLLIDE","Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EDUCATION PLAN CALLED 'A FRAUD',"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE BILL WOULD REQUIRE EC INSPECTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC CHAIRMAN TO SPEAK AT DEMOCRATS MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RALLY WILL SUPPORT FUNDING FOR RESORT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RED SCAFFORD WOMAN CLEARED IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"RESERVATION GRASSFIRE BURNS 4,000 ACRES","Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SERVICES RECEIVE {dollar}1,000 GRANTS","Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FISH BECOME WHEELCHAIR-ACCESSIBLE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PIERRE RESIDENTS WILL BE PAID TO FIND DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SHOPLIFTERS GOING AFTER CIGARETTES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CITIES LIKELY TO SEEK VIDEO LOTTERY ACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MICKELSON--TAILOR HEALTH-CARE PLANS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*HUNTERS LOOK FOR GLIMMER OF HOPE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MISSING YANKTON WOMAN KILLED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POST-GAME TERROR SHAMES ELK POINT OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HUNTERS FIND SKELETON NEAR ALCESTER,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CLINTON CLAN TRACKING ROOMY VENUE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
S DAKOTANS AWAIT CLINTON'S VISIT TO STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"JOHNSON, DASCHLE AVOID MUD-SLINGING CAMPAIGN (L)","Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OFFICIALS HAVE INTEGRITY DEFICIENCY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE COULD USE A 'VO-TECH TRACK' (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
UTILITIES COMMISSION NEEDS EXPANDED ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONVICTED RAPIST APPEALS HIS CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARADE OF LIGHTS NOW TAKING ENTRIES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PAYMASTER PYRAMID BILKING RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"POVERTY OF WOMEN, KIDS MEETING FOCUS","Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROTESTERS DEFY ORDER TO LEAVE STATION,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TIMMER, CASELLI TO SPEAK ON TERM LIMITS","Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SAYS HE HOLDS 2-TO-1 LEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SENTENCE CUTS HARD TO ATTAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY REFINES FREE LEAF DROP-OFF PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT REACHES RECORD HIGH,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHAMBERLAIN VOTERS APPROVE SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEAD START WORKERS TO SHARE TECHNIQUES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOLS GIVEN GRANTS TO PROMOTE LITERACY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
2 SOUTH DAKOTANS DIE IN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*FREEMAN HOSPITAL, CLINIC ARE EXPANDING","Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FRENCH MAJORS CAN FINISH WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE COLLECTS RECORD IN CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HAAR WANTS TO DEBATE DASCHLE ONE-ON-ONE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ANIMATION EXPERT OFFERS WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"3,000 PARTICIPATE IN CORPORATE CUP","Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HATTIE'S FOOTWEAR TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
FARM BUREAU BOSS UNSURE OF CLINTON'S AG PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*WATERFOWL LIMITS CHANGED IN PREPARATION FOR SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BIRCH BACK FOR 'GUN' AND FUN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GORKA OPENS FRIENDS OF MUSIC SERIES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*ADMINISTRATORS OFFER TIPS FOR LEARNING (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FOLKSINGER FELL UNDER SPELL OF DYLAN GUITAR,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*BLUES GIG OPENS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
PACT MAKES MORRELL SALE MORE LIKELY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
POLICE TO BOOST ROLE IN SCHOOL AFTER INCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ERASING EROSION,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAPTURED ESCAPEES RETURN TO PENITENTIARY HITS GLICH,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*{dollar}13 MILLION INCREASE IN MEDICAID SPENDING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*AREA SMALL BUSINESSES CAUTIOUS BUT OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*PROPOSAL MAY EASE MEDICAL-BILL BURDEN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
*SD FARMERS CHEER IDEA OF 100% COST DEDUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MEDIA TELL ONE-SIDED STORY ABOUT DEATH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROPERTY-TAX PETITION COULD HELP LOWER RATES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
S DAKOTANS SPEAK MINDS IN BET VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL TEAM MAKES GOOD RACIAL MOVE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHANGING MASCOT SHOWED SENSITIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
"COMMODITIES WILL BE DISTRIBUTED OCT 2, 4","Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEAF AWARENESS ACTIVITIES TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR TO TEACH FARM-SAFETY CLASS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUNKING DROPS OUT OF GOVERNORS RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHERIFF SAYS MURDER CASE WILL BE SOLVED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW AUGUSTANA COLLEGE PRESIDENT TACKLES TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHER-WATCHING DOME,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRISON REVIEWING FUNERAL LEAVES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS CABLE THREATENS TO DROP KTTW,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EX-COACH ACQUITTED OF SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ASSOCIATION OF BLIND CONVENTION BEGINS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CAVOUR RECEIVES WASTEWATER GRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CORNHUSKING CONTEST PLANNED FOR OCT 2,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CRASH KILLS TWO FROM HARRISBURG,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PINE RIDGE COUPLE TO RECEIVE AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LUVERNE HOSTING TRI-STATE BAND FEST,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COURT RULES STERILITY DEFENSE VALID,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN GETS 160 YEARS IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SECOND MURDER APPEAL REJECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SUE INVESTIGATION EXPANDS TO JAPAN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*REMEMBERED FOR HIS HONESTY AND GENEROSITY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
STATE WANTS MOTION DISMISSING WASTE-SITE LAWSUIT OVE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CENTRAL PLAINS CLINIC TO DROP ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*COMPANY GUARDS ITS GOOD NAME,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*O'GORMAN WINS, HITS 3-D IN SIC","Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*OWNER WORKS TO CREATE REAL MEMORY LANES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*STRANGE WEEK FOR FIDDLERS, MURPHY BROWN","Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ART FROM THE FIELDS AND DITCHES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WAITS FOR CORN HARVEST TO FINISH MURAL,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
EQUATION FOR BINARY THINKERS - 1+1=10,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
36 SHOW INTEREST IN NEW CITY COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THIMJON SEES COMMON GOAL AMONG BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'THE ROAD' STUDIES LIVES OF MUSIC'S STAR,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*A NEW CHURCH TRIES TO MAXIMIZE ITS MINISTRY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOME FACTS ARE KNOWN ABOUT VIDEO LOTTERY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JANKLOW IS STATESMAN FOR DIFFICULT TIMES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
KIDS DON'T WANT CUTS IN SCHOOL PRIVILEGES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CARTER DESERVES NOBEL FOR PEACEMAKING ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"GAMBLING UNFAIR TAX ON POOR, ADDICTED (L)","Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
NOT ALL STATE LAWS CAN BE PUT TO VOTE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CLINTON USING HAITI TO BOOST POPULARITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
PERSONAL ATTACKS DON'T SOLVE CRIME PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
VOTE 'NO' TO STOP HUFFING AND PUFFING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*IN SAD WORLD REMEMBER THAT GOD NEVER PANICS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
'YONKERS' SPARKLES IN PLAYHOUSE OPENER,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RAVEN INDUSTRIES NAMED AFTER BIRD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FRAUD CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN WHO HELPED DUMP BODY IN TROUBLE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SLAIN WOMAN'S HUSBAND ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BODY BOWLING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INMATE'S WIFE SENTENCED FOR SMUGGLING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CONCERT TO UNITE FAITHFUL THROUGH PRAYER, SONG","Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SWITCH TO CONTRACT SYSTEM OF LAW ENFORCEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS JAYCEES FIND HOME FOR HAUNTED HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BUSINESS GROUP CRITICIZES TAX CAP,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*LINCOLN COUNTY ACCIDENT INJURES 3,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN COLLEGE RANKED BY MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOTTERY TO BE SUBJECT OF LAW-SCHOOL FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AWARD-WINNING PIANIST TO PRESENT CONCERT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN GUILTY OF RESISTING OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SMALL TOWNS GET TOGETHER IN PLANNING FOR TOMORROW,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MEN SENTENCED FOR GROWING MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL TRIES TO LURE OUT-OF-STATE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*PILLOW TALK WITH ELVIS NOW LIKELY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GATEWAY REASSURES STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*BRESKE WORKS TO STOP JACKS HE AIDED IN '79,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE INSPECTION PLAN DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HANGING IN THERE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TRIBE WANTS CASINO ALONG INTERSTATE 90,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SD SEES NO RALLYING FOR POWELL,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
RAPID CITY MAN KILLED IN AWACS CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*EMPIRE 'JUST GETS BETTER',"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BEST BASS FISHERMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*WHY DO BIRDS HAVE WHITE MEAT AND DARK MEAT?,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.C, p.10, col.4"
*THAT DOG'LL HUNT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
"STATE DUCK, GOOSE CALLING CHAMPS","Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
STATE PATROL RELEASES CAUSE OF ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SEVERAL SHOW UP AT DONOR REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*QUESTIONS REMAIN IN DEATH OF MOM, 5-YEAR-OLD","Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SHOOTING CLAY PIGEONS GOES HIGH-TECH,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHESTER MAN WHO EARNED PLACE IN RECORD BOOK DIES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KINDERGARTEN LESSONS AID HEROIC 6-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GF&P WITHDRAWS DEER HUNTING LICENSES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*PROPOSED CASINO TAX FACES FIGHT, ALLEN SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FALL SIGHTSEERS FLOCK TO SPEARFISH CANYON,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CAUSE OF DERAILMENT OF 6 CARS UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CO-OP MEMBERS SET TO VOTE ON MERGER,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS CHANCE TO DO SOMETHING,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
UNION PACIFIC WON'T TALK ABOUT FUTURE OF RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SURVEY EXAMINES ATTITUDES OF VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ELDERLY TARGETS OF SCAM ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*ENJOYED TENDING BAR AT ELKS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"*122,843 MILES OF RAILROAD","Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*WALKING IN MEMORY OF THOSE WITH ALZHEIMER'S,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*FARMER MARKS 1890'S GRAVES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CUSTER CANINE'S ATTITUDE AIDS IN POLICE WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TRICK RODEO RIDER SERVES AS COWGIRLS' INSPIRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
COMPANY TO FLY RELIEF SUPPLIES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTA MAN ARRESTED IN ND CASINO EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*ENTERTAINER GARY OWENS ENTERS 4TH HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
TOWNSHIPS ATTEMPT TO SAVE ROAD RUNDS FROM FEES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
TOWNSHIPS ATTEMPT TO SAVE ROAD FUNDS FROM FEES,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"IF IMPASSE REACHED, DROP PAVILION RAMP (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
JUVENILE CAMP SURGE SHOULD PROMPT REVIEW (BROOKINGS),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
ARREST IN HAAS CASE PROVIDES HOPE (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
STATE GOVERNMENT GOES NEWSLETTER CRAZY,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*SOME 'TRADITIONS' SHOULD BE LAID TO REST,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
*RELEVANT SOCIAL ANALYSIS SHOULDN'T SHAKE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
PRESSLER FLIP-FLOP ON PACKWOOD TELLING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
TELECOMMUNICATIONS BILL SHOULD BE DEFEATED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
OUT-OF-TOWN WHINER DESERVED HIS TICKET (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
AD USING ALZHEIMER'S LOW BLOW TO PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
RECYCLING REQUIRES EVERYONE'S VIGILANCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
"*THIS YANK HATER COULDN'T RESIST MANTLE, MARIS","Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*ART PROJECT TAKES VIEWERS TO PRAIRIE ROOTS,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
FILM SERIES GOES TO COLLEGE FOR 6 MOVIES THIS SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*DOCUMENTARY COVERS 40 YEARS OF ROCK,"Argus LeaderSep 24 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
5 PERCENT RAISE IN CENGAS RATE OK'D,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
5 PERCENT RAISE IN CENGAS RATE OK'D,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER BID MIRRORS PAST RACES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PRESSLER BID MIRRORS PAST RACES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WOMEN BATTLE SCHOOL LAW-CANISTOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WOMEN BATTLE SCHOOL LAW-CANISTOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*A BROWSER'S DELIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
VANDALS FIND READY TARGETS IN CITY STREETS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
3 DIE IN WEEKEND CAR ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
UTILITY POLE SIGNS SPARK DEBATE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
VIET REFUGEES ARRIVE IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SOYBEAN CARRYOVER DECLINE 20 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
PATROL SUPERINTENDENT QUITS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
URANIUM EXPLOITATION IN BLACK HILLS FEARED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
URANIUM EXPLOITATION IN BLACK HILLS FEARED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
POLL WARNING FOR CONGRESS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CITY SHOULD ANSWER SLIP UP CREEK ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MORRELL PACT RESULTED FROM YEARS OF EFFORT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
CURATOR DISPLAYS KNACK FOR EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SDSU COACH SAYS WIN AGAINST AUGIE A MUST,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*GOP CHARGES MCGOVERN HOUSE NOT CLEAN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOP CHARGES MCGOVERN HOUSE NOT CLEAN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOP CHARGES MCGOVERN HOUSE NOT CLEAN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RURAL STUDENTS FACING POSSIBLE LOSS OF COURSES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RURAL STUDENTS FACING POSSIBLE LOSS OF COURSES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OIL BUCKS BIG IN ABDNOR'S UNREPORTED ASSETS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MANY BIG CITY PROJECTS REMAIN, DESPITE TRIM","Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OIL BUCKS BIG IN ABDNOR'S UNREPORTED ASSETS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MANY BIG CITY PROJECTS REMAIN, DESPITE TRIM","Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOOSE GROUPS GOING TO COURT ON SHOT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOOSE GROUPS GOING TO COURT ON SHOT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RULES FRUSTRATE HANDICAPPED-GOVERNMENT TAKES PAY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CODY LAWYER TO APPEAL CONVICTION-WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CODY LAWYER TO APPEAL CONVICTION-WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL FORUMS ENLIVEN CAMPAIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LITTON UNION OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOOM IS 'FRIEND OF LAW ENFORCEMENT',"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LITTON UNION OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LANDING CREEK PIPELINE PROMOTERS COMBINE EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL FORUMS ENLIVEN CAMPAIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GOV TESTIFIES TODAY ON PEN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
GOV TESTIFIES TODAY ON PEN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DISPUTE KEEPS TEACHER FROM HUDSON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"{dollar}15,000 MISSING FROM VERMILLION","Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BLIND-DEAF SCHOOLS CAN REJECT RETARDED STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BLIND-DEAF SCHOOLS CAN REJECT RETARDED STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BLIND-DEAF SCHOOLS CAN REJECT RETARDED STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BLIND-DEAF SCHOOLS CAN REJECT RETARDED STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN RAISES VIETNAM ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CADET PROGRAM ENDED,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GTA MILL OFFICIALS WON'T TALK-STRIKE ENTERS 6TH DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*GTA MILL OFFICIALS WON'T TALK-STRIKE ENTERS 6TH DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*BALLROOM CLOSING BUT MEMORIES REMAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GUTHRIE WHIPS UP TEMPEST IN TAVERN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PULLS IT OFF--SESSION ENDS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PULLS IT OFF--SESSION ENDS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PULLS IT OFF--SESSION ENDS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MADISON ELEVATOR BLAST INJURES 4,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MADISON ELEVATOR BLAST INJURES 4,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'BABY LOVE' AN EDUCATION IN TEEN PREGNANCIES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*AS THINGS HEAT UP, CONTESTANTS TRY TO SIMMER DOWN","Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE BEST OF CARSON'S 19 YEARS IN 2 HOURS OF JOHNNY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
*'I JUST GRABBED MY FRIEND AND RAN',"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'I JUST GRABBED MY FRIEND AND RAN',"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEALS GET THROUGH WITH NO SNAGS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEALS GET THROUGH WITH NO SNAGS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEALS GET THROUGH WITH NO SNAGS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
A SIMPLE SOLUTION FOR BORDER MAIL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HE THINKS YEAR NEEDED TO STUDY ETSI PROPOSAL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HOMESTAKE MINING PROFITS DOWN 57 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"OIL, GAS OFFICIALS TO CONFER","Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUC PLANS NSP RATE-INCREASE HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NORTH END CLEANUP SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEDS BLASTED FOR WITHOLDING EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ZELL MAN SURRENDERS AFTER STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*SD NATIVE DR OCHNER DEAD AT 85,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRUCKERS FACE CHARGES FOR RUNNING WEIGH STATION,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*'I'M SURE WE WILL SURVIVE, WE WILL REBUILD...'","Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*'I'M SURE WE WILL SURVIVE, WE WILL REBUILD...'","Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE BILLS DOUBLE STATE'S BOND DEBT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*WE'LL BE GOOD CITIZENS, ETSI CHIEF SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE BILLS DOUBLE STATE'S BOND DEBT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*WE'LL BE GOOD CITIZENS, ETSI CHIEF SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*WE'LL BE GOOD CITIZENS, ETSI CHIEF SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*NOT ALL LAWMAKERS LABORED IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
DASCHLE BACKS PASSAGE OF ETSI WATER PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
DASCHLE BACKS PASSAGE OF ETSI WATER PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*DINOSAUR SKELETON FOUND IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SRSTKA--NO APOLOGY FOR REGENTS' POLICY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
SRSTKA--NO APOLOGY FOR REGENTS' POLICY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
"*DONAHUE EYES INTERCEPTIONS, PUTTING GREENS","Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"*DONAHUE EYES INTERCEPTIONS, PUTTING GREENS","Argus LeaderSep 25 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SENATE CLEARS WAY FOR SUPER NOW,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AFRICAN SAFARI FOUND IN WEBSTER SD STOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CONGRATULATIONS ON MARATHON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SIDEWALK ARTS FESTIVAL A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DEMOCRATS ASK COUNTY TO VOID HELICOPTER-PLANE DEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN HOLDS SF STUDENT AT KNIFEPOINT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"O'CONNOR GAVE CAMPAIGN {dollar}25,000","Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"O'CONNOR GAVE CAMPAIN {dollar}25,000","Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNION LEADERS BACK NEW PACT AT HOMESTAKE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN FOOD STAMP CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SET-ASIDE PLAN TO HELP PRICES, SD FARM GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE WANTS TO IMPROVE HEATING AID PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BANK'S ARRIVAL PLANS BEING KEPT SECRET,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"OAHE HAGGLING TO END, WATER OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"ADVICE FROM COMMISSION ABOUT PLANES, CHOPPER (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RETORT FOR FINE: RUSH CONCERT WAS SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WIDER GAMBLING COSTS WILL OUTWEIGH BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LEFHOLTZ' GAMBLING STAND CHALLENGED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW CETA DIRECTION MISGUIDED,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*BRANDON VALLEY NAMES ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOY DIES OF CRASH INJURIES-ELLSWORTH AIR,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JURY INDICTS MAN IN GOLD THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUST A LITTLE REMINDER,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MIKE O'CONNOR SAYS STATE SHOWED HOT--MISSILES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN CRITICAL AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
3M LAYING OFF 82 IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ACLU CONSIDERS SUING STATE OVER NATIVITY SCENE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
ALCOHOL RELATED TRAFFIC DEATHS DROPS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
AREA UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN BEGINS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HIGH COURT ORDERS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"LABOR DEPT CAN HEAR COMPLAINT, COURT RULES","Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
PETITIONS FILED FOR SHANNON CO ELECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
PETITIONS FILED FOR SHANNON COUNTY ELECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
O'CONNOR--KEEP COLLEGES OPEN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PTA LEADER RAPS TUITION TAX CREDITS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PUC CANDIDATE OFFERS LAND PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SF MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LAWYER FOR MURDER SUSPECT ASKS FOR CHANGE OF VENUE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*AIR SHOW MARKS EROS ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WORKERS' VOTE SEALS FATE OF 930,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*114 CHILDREN NEED SPECIAL HOMES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FATAL ULTRALIGHT CRASH SHOCKS SPECTATORS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"FRIENDS OR FOES--IN OLDHAM, RAMONA","Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SPORTSMEN SHOULD KEEP SPORTSMANSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STUDY NOT LIKELY TO SHOW CANCER LINK,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ULTRALIGHT PLANE CRASHES AT SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROVIDING WORK FOR RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TAKE JANKLOW AT WORD (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*'A NATIONAL ASSET'--WRIGHT JOINS ARGUS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FELLOW RENTS MOST EVERYTHING (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OUR MISSLES IN EUROPE TEMPT WAR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRESSLER RAPS PHONE RATES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
BARS WILL BE CITED IF THEY SELL TO MINORS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"FARMERS PLANTING MORE WINTER WHEAT, RYE","Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HAY MUST BE REMOVED FROM DITCHES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OIL PRODUCT POLLUTED RAPID VALLEY WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RC CHURCH SCHOOL WILL REMAIN OPEN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SDSU SCHOLARSHIP HONORS NEWSMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIAL PLEASED WITH NEW JOBS PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
MYERS SAYS HE DID RAIL BACKERS FAVOR,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*LINCOLN HIGH ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ECONOMIC FORECAST SEMINAR THURS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
KELO MANAGER JOINS BROADCAST HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
PROTESTORS WANT NATURAL GAS AT '82 PRICE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*COLTON FAMILY HAS SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PASTOR LEARNS ABOUT LIFE THROUGH DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*ADELINE TVEIDT DISHES FAMILY FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*ERA ENDS WITH CLOSING OF SERVICE STATION,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BANK INSURANCE LAW IN LIMBO,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY SALES TAX MAY BE EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY SHIVERS, BUT NO FREEZE","Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SANDO INSTALLED AS LE DEMI CHAPEAU,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GUARD ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SF COLLEGE ADDS TO STAFF,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CITY'S COMPARABLE WORTH STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA CONTRACTING DENIES CHANGE OF BID,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEASE-PURCHASE OF NEW MOTOR GRADERS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGE OF VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACCIDENT CUTS WATER TO HILLTOP HEIGHTS HOMES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DOCTOR STILL FINDS TIME FOR HOUSE CALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SF DOCTOR SUED FOR MALPRACTICE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
STATE WON'T CONTEST HOFER'S REQUEST ON TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TO BANK ON MORE SERVICE INDUSTRIES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HURON HOSPITAL PLANS WORKER LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SALES INCREASE IN RURAL SD,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ANOTHER FMHA SUIT SEEKS LOAN COLLECTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BANKS TO APPEAL CONVICTIONS TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
"MAN FACES PETTY THEFT, BURGLARY CHARGES","Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MORE DETOURS MAY FACE CITY MOTORISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PARENTS QUIZ BOARD ABOUT BUSING POLICY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
PETITIONS FILED TO HEAR RAIL LINE REQUEST,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
3 ISSUES REMAIN IN SPRINGFIELD CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
STATE UTILITY RATES MAY DECREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
"*GEORGE, IOWA FOOTBALL COACH","Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NORTH DAKOTA TEAMS SHOW POWER IN NCC,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FALL'S FIRST FROST SENDS CONFUSING SIGNALS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEXICO'S QUAKES SHAKE UP AREA FOLKS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*PERSEVERANCE, HOPE SURVIVE KILLER QUAKES (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SOCIETY MUST TEACH FUNCTIONAL LITERACY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEP SIOUX FALLS WAY IT IS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE ON WAY TO BRING DUMPED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
UPCOMING ELECTION IS A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DWI PROBLEM NEEDS ANSWERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GOOD DEED NOT FORGOTTEN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BEST EDITORIALS AREN'T YOURS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
AUGUSTANA ENROLLMENT FOR FALL DIPS BY 2.5 %,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY CENTRE COULD WIND UP PLAYING . . .,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY SUES RESIDENT IN PROPERTY-NUISANCE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 HOUSING PROJECTS RECEIVE LOW-INTEREST LOANS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RURAL BANKS CALL FOR HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CORONA TO DISSOLVE SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
NOT GUILTY IN FATAL-CRASH CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PIERRE TO HOST WHEAT BIDDING,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JUDGE WON'T MOVE FIRST-DEGREE MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN JOINS LIST OF OUTSTANDING PRINCIPALS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HIGHWAY PATROL TROOPER GETS BRAVERY CITATION,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE REFUSES TO REDUCE MURDER SUSPECT'S BOND,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY TO TRACK DOWN WELFARE MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
HEALTH DEPARTMENT GETS MEDICAL OFFICER,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
WANTS STUDY OF CITY MINORITY PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*GARDEN VARIETY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENTER TO HELP WOMEN AFFORD COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TODD GUNN TO BE HONORED AS EAGLE SCOUT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
EILEEN NEVILLE TO RECEIVE AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
YANKTON SIOUX CHOSEN TO RECEIVE NATIONAL HONOR,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
LEOLA COUPLE WINS STATE CONSERVATION AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
PRESSLER WINS OUTSTANDING LEGISLATOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
"SDSU GRADUATE RECEIVES {dollar}5,000 FELLOWSHIP","Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
JANKLOW TO AID FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.5"
*INCHING NEARER,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOGGY WEATHER COULD COST FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABDNOR LEERY OF CAMERAS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*THANKS TO HURON TEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ABOUT ALL THE RAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DON'T IGNORE RUNNERS AT END OF THE PACK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"IT COULD BE COLD, SNOWY (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"BROKAW, OTHERS SCHEDULED FOR LECTURE SERIES","Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE AIDES ASSAIL ABDNOR AD,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL WORKERS APPEAL SYMPATHY-STRIKE BAN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON PROBE COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN-TRIP SECURITY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TRANSIT JOINS MALL GRAND OPENING,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TEEN STABLE, OTHER RELEASED AFTER CAR CRASH","Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BLANKET OF FOG,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*STRUGGLE TO REACH FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
KERKHOVE TESTIMONY CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FARMERS PLAN MARCH,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SCHEDULE HAS KIDS COMING AND GOING,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SENATE DOWNS CATTLE AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ARRAIGNMENT DATE SET IN GRAND-THEFT CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EDUCATORS GROUP BACKS HERSETH FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SANCTIONS WILL HURT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENIORS VOLUNTEER PROGRAM GETS NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SURVEY TO STUDY RURAL RESIDENTS' LIBRARY NEEDS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELEVATOR OWNERS--LOWER INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PARKING METER COLLECTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*STORES ARE READY FOR LOTTERY DEBUT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE ENROLLMENTS RISE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ARREST SUSPECT IN TYNDALL-AREA MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FADE TO BLACK,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
KEILLOR TAKES FANS HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
OPENS FALL SEASON WITH CLASSICS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*SEVEN FULL-TIME MUSICIANS JOIN ORCHESTRA,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*COUNTY HOLDS THE LINE AGAINST INCREASES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BIDEN EXIT DOESN'T ALTER DULL RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STATE'S ATTORNEY DESERVES MORE CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
"UP WITH MUSIC, NOT ANGST (L)","Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*HEELAN SHUTS OUT LINCOLN 33-0,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONSERVATION GROUP TO MEET IN HURON,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FATIMA BISHOP TO VISIT ALEXANDRIA,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INQUEST NEARS DECISION IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SOUGHT IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIMON TO SPEAK AT BANQUET SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HALLEEN TAKES JOB IN BOSTON,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY DECIDES WHICH AGENCIES TO FUND,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATORS TO GATHER IDEAS ON MIDDLE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS PLOW INTO HARVEST,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIRMS BEGIN TO BENEFIT FROM ECONOMIC FUND,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SOAKING UP SOME SUN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN'S SAFETY BELT WASN'T SECURED,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BUILDING A BETTER BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATS ADDED TO PRIMARY PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BISHOP AGAINST ALTER GIRLS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"CONVERSION PLAN DRAWS PRAISE, CRITICISM","Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FIRST TO BE MARRIED IN ND PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ELDERLY POPULATION FASTEST GROWING IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LIBRARY CIRCULATION READS WELL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ADDITIONAL WORK SCHEDULED FOR HIGHWAY 14,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
COURT FORCES STATE CEMENT PLANT TO PAY FIRM,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FORT THOMPSON MEN INDICTED FOR GILL NETTING,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PANEL SCRAPS INSURANCE POOL LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
SIERRA CLUB WANTS STUDY OF SURFACE MINING,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ST FRANCIS MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
STATE WANTS RULING ON VALIDITY OF MINING BAN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*'88 CARS DESIGNED FOR POWER,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PICKUP IS MODERN-DAY HORSE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DEADWOOD YOU BET,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARENTS HAUNTED BY LOADED QUESTION,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPACE FUTURE HINGES ON DISCOVERY FLIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTIONISTS FORGET FREEDOM OF CHOICE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'ARGUS' COVERAGE LACKING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS DO WELL WITH LITTLE CASH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
RACES MAY BE AFFECTED BY BALLOT ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WRITER FORGOT CARTER YEARS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'LET IT BURN' BAD DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
PROPERTY TAX CUT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
VOTE TO SWAY FUTURE OF MANY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
U S CAN'T OUTSPEND INCOME (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
VICTIMS HAVE NO VOTE VOICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WHERE WAS JOHNSON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WINGERT ZOO COUP PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*USD DRIVE STALLS STATE 22-21,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WISDOM OF DUCK SEASON SPARKS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
GROUSE SUCCESS IS MIXED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
HEARING TO EXAMINE FISHING,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SD DUCK SEASON REGULATIONS ALTERED,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
CANDIDATE WANTS TUITION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENTRAL AMERICA EXPERT TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAND CORN HUSKING CONTEST TO BE HELD,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NON-PROFIT GROUPS NEED BUS INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STOCKYARDS PARENT FIRM CHANGES NAME,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEBATE SHOULD CENTER ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S ATTORNEY RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*STORIES, SHOWS DECORATE ART FESTIVAL","Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS SHOULD GET DROUGHT MONEY IN OCTOBER,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*STUDENTS TAKE PRINCIPAL JOB IN STRIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IOWA SCHOOLS ADVISED TO ELIMINATE PRAYERS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PRECIPITATION IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*FARM LOSSES SEEP THROUGH SD ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*BIG BIRD, FRIENDS PLAY SIOUX FALLS","Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*DRESSING UP FOR FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1988, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
WASHINGTON DECISION MAY BE MADE TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COMMUNITY AT A CROSSROADS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FLIGHT 232 HEROES DELIGHT SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PENITENTIARY ARTISTS FIND FREEDOM BEHIND BARS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SEEING HUGO'S WRATH,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ALCOHOL ABUSE IS TAKING HEAVY TOLL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOMOSEXUALITY IS NOT THE ISSUE IN FRANK CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'ARGUS' STORIES NOT BALANCED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PSYCHIATRISTS HELP TO CREATE VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
OFFICIALS ENCOURAGE TROUBLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ABORTION IS RATIONALIZATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
COSTNER'S WIFE TO FILM PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HARTFORD MAN CITED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH BAND TO PLAY AT CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POSTAL COUNCIL OFFERS OCTOBER CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO EXPLORE CAREERS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 SCHOOL DISTRICTS WANT CONSOLIDATION,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUCCESSFUL BAND DIRECTOR SWITCHES FOCUS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLLEYBALL PRACTICE MUST GO ON,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"IN SURVIVOR, WE FIND LITTLE BIT OF ALL OF US","Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS SPECIAL STUDY HALL FOR STUDENT ATHLETE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SF PRIEST PROTESTS IN GEORGIA,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*JUDGE RAISES COOMES BAIL TO {dollar}500,000","Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEN SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR RAPES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD BANKRUPTCIES UP 15 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DOUBLE DOSE OF HEAVY METAL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BEACH BOYS FANS DESERVED APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RETURNING HILLS IS NOT ANSWER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T UPROOT KIDS BECAUSE OF BITTERNESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PRO-CHOICERS WANT PARENTING BY CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*DEJECTED GOALIE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PHEASANT HYSTERIA MAY CAUSE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WETLANDS IS FOCUS OF DUCK PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
CITY OK'S ASSESSMENT FOR BUSINESS DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN MURDER PLOT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE CADIDATES BOTH LABELED HEALTHY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT IN REWARD CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WENTWORTH WOMAN CRITICAL AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOARD REJECTS BUSING PLEA,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GREAT PUMPKIN PATCH,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-TEACHER GETS 15 YEARS IN MOLESTATION,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BUSH LAWYER IS SOUTH DAKOTAN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHOICE LIKELY TAX OFFER,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AMENDMENT BACKERS KICK OFF CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON PETITIONS FOR NATIONAL MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GAS BALLOONISTS CHECK IN AFTER LONG FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROSEBUD TRIBE WANTS GAMING CASINO PERMIT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEEN DIES IN ONE-VEHICLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*UNION COUNTY MUSEUM FINDS HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE POSSIBLE 2ND DUMP,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
POLICE OFFICER HELD IN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
NEW DRIVER'S LICENSES BELEAGUER BAR BOUNCERS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS BOOST MINNEHAHA PLAN {dollar}2.4 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN MAN DIES AFTER LOTTO MIX-UP,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COOL PICKEN',"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITY WATER PLANS THREATEN PRIVATE WELL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"THANKS, MOM, DAD, FOR NOT ABORTING ME (L)","Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TIME TO SET PELTIER FREE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'ARGUS' OUTDOOR PAGE HAS LITTLE TO OFFER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*STORYTELLER RAISES MANY QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAN PREFERS COOKING DINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BABY SNATCHING HEARING POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENTER'S OPEN HOUSE SET FOR THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TERM-LIMIT PETITION DRIVE HALFWAY FULL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLACES 7TH IN MONOPOLY TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUGER HAULER,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE--GOP PLAN 'MICKEY MOUSE',"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING CRISIS THREATENS CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR ABDUCTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ZACHARY TAYLOR RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW ZOO DIRECTOR HELPS RUN SEA WORLD,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"MEETINGS IN BALTIC, WEBSTER","Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL OK'S LIMITS ON 'LAME DUCK' TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"OLOFSON, FREWALDT ARE GARRETSON ROYALTY","Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATERTOWN PRINCIPAL WINS AWARD FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY CONFIRMS OPPOSITION TO SALES TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE LIFTS BAN ON RESORT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PREVENTION BEST WASTE STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TRIAL IS CLOSED IN HIGH SCHOOL HOSTAGE-TAKING,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOCCER TOURNAMENT ATTRACTS 137 TEAMS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*O'GORMAN TIPS ROUGH RIDERS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
AG GRADUATES TO BE IN HIGH DEMAND,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SALES MEETING TO FOCUS ON MARKETING STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*STAYING IN STEP,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
STATE'S HARVEST HITS THE FAST TRACK,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
HEARTLAND ARABIANS SITE OF CLINTON STOP,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
QUAYLE TO VISIT RC MONDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FIRMS CITED IN FUEL SPILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SECOND AUTOPSY BEING PERFORMED IN YANKTON SLAYING,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SUPPORT STRONG FOR ARTS CENTER AT WHS, STUDY FINDS","Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT NEEDS OVERHAUL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RECIPE SIMPLE FOR LEGAL LYNCHING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
STATE SHOULD ENACT A MOTOR VOTER LAW (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POLITICIANS HAVE SOLD OUT ON HEALTH-CARE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
AUGUST BETTING TOTAL 3RD BEST AT DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ARSON,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SELF-REPRESENTING MAN GETS 12 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE BIDS RECEIVED FOR NEW GOLF COURSE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WARNER CHILD DIES AFTER FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SHOWING THEIR SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS LEAVE SCHOOL FOR EXTRA HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLINTON DRAFT ISSUE RAISES EYEBROWS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNSELING INTEREST GROWS AT SEMINARY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TERM LIMITS FACILITATE NEW IDEAS, EXPERT SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HOME-SCHOOLED KIDS FARE WELL ON TEST,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"INDIANS, ESKIMOS TOP GROUPS AT RISK OF AUTO-RELATED","Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MINE FACES CLOSING, 45 COULD LOSE JOBS","Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS EXPELLED FOR CARRYING KNIVES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER CONTRACT TALKS REACH IMPASSE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BUSH CAMPAIGN CHIEF LIKES JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD IS PAGE ONE NEWS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMPROMISE REACHED ON TIMBER SALE APPEALS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PUC DEBATES PIPELINE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*THREE DAYS OF RACING BEGINS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ESCAPED PRISONER'S RETURN DELAYED--AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EPA REGULATIONS DRIVE UP DIESEL FUEL COSTS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ENGINEER WHO DIED IN CRASH OF AMTRAK WAS OF HURON,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*LITTLE LORAEA SYMBOLIZES HOPE, HELP","Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*STOP IN TOWNS ALONG WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CAST DELIVERS 'GODSPELL' MESSAGE WITH FINESSE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
EVENT TO OFFER CONGREGATIONS CONFLICT HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
*DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SD, NM INDIAN ART SHARES CONNECTION","Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WRITERS PROPOSING NEW CENTER IN DREAM WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER'S AIDE WRONGLY BLAMES 'ARGUS' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TV PRODUCERS SHOULD IMPROVE PROGRAMMING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*BELIEVE IN GOD OF NEW BEGINNINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ANESTHETISTS GROUP HOLDING CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BALTIC WOMAN WINS HORSE SHOW TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE APPROVES ELLSWORTH FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MURDER DEFENDANT PLEADS INNOCENT--DESMET,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SAYS EPA DELAYING LANDFILL RULES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BUILDING USE MEETING TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A WARM WELCOME,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEER HELPS LOCAL JUNIOR LEAGUE RAISE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY CONFIDENT: NO TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HANSONS ASKED TO BUILD APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOSPITAL OPENING GETS HUNG UP ON PHONE DELAY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MOM DROPS DEAF SCHOOL SEX ABUSE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ATTENTION DISORDER PROGRAM THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CARPENTER CENTENNIAL SEEKS QUILT SQUARES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HIGHWAY 19 TO OPEN SECOND LANE SOON,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKER CALLS FOR AG PROCESSING BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SPEARFISH PRINCIPAL RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TOWNS CONSIDERING NEW TOURISM TRAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BRANDON VALLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION ON SCHEDU,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
'HOME' SHOW STIRS INTEREST IN WESSINGTON,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JEFFERSON SCHOOLS SPLIT MAY GO TO VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SCOUT WHO SAVED FAMILY FEATURED IN MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRIBAL COLLEGES TOLD TO COMPETE FOR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD INDUCTS 15 INTO HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
REGIONAL READING CONFERENCE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
GOVERNOR--LOAN PROGRAM SUCCEEDING,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*FIRST PREMIER BANK NEW CHIEF SAYS BANK IS SOUND,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*WASHINGTON STUNS HEELAN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*LITTLE TOWN, BIG PLANS","Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DYNAMIC DUO DELIVERS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*YOUTHS KNOW THEY'RE WANTED,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*YOUNGER GENERATION CARES ABOUT ITS SMALL TOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*IT'S APPLE-PICKING TIME IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MATTHIESEN GIVES HOPE TO LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RYLANCE TEARS UP RECORD BOOK,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CHANGE IN CRP PLAN CUTS DEEP,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LOW EXPECTATIONS ALLOW HIGH TIMES ON HARMLESS HUNT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTAN WINS WALLEYE TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*CHANGE IN CRP PLAN CUTS DEEP,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.C, p.-4, col.1"
COMMITTEE SPONSORS SUMMIT ON SAFETY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CENTRAL BAPTIST STARTS WORK ON NEW CHURCH,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FAA ADMINISTRATOR TO SPEAK AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LIBRARIES PLANNING FAMILY STORYTIME,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC DEFENDER'S OFFICE PAYS OFF,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CLOWNS TURN FROWNS AROUND,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LAKOTA USES MUSIC TO DELIVER MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
IMPACT OF GAMBLING DEBATED,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WATERTOWN HOSPITAL OFFICIAL FACES DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CORN COOPERATIVE NOT SEEKING LAND BUY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"TRIBAL BINGO, CASINO MOVES TO NEW SITE","Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MEDICAL CENTER NOTES ITS FIRST ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX YMCA'S GET RECREATION GRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HOBO DAY '94 WILL BE MORE SENSITIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*HOUSIFIRE PUTS FAMILY'S FUTURE IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
CONGRESSIONAL PANEL PAVES WAY TO COMMUTER-AIRLINE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
RENOVATION SET TO START AT MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
REVIVED SELF-ESTEEM CLASS INCLUDES RELIGION OPTION,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
KEYSTONE DEBATES PROPOSED {dollar}16 MILLION PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
JUDGE MAY RECONSIDER MOVING DINOSAUR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
PIERRE TO BE SCENE OF DOCUMENTARY FILM,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NEIGHBORS TIRE OF LOUD STUDENT RENTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LIBERTARIAN CANDIDATE KNOWS FUTILITY OF HIS QUEST,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
ACTIVITIES GROUP OPPOSES DAKOTA 1,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
DEBATE MUST BE VIGOROUS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"GOODBYE, GOOD LUCK (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MOVE TOWARD REFORM NEEDED (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PROVIDING DAY CARE GOOD MOVE (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
TRUTH ABOUT BARNETT WON'T FIT ON BILLBOARD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
"NELSON SPENT MORE, SHE CAN SPEND LESS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
STATE SHOULD LEARN FROM IGLOO'S HISTORY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
SATURDAY MORNING'S THE TIME FOR CARTOONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
SULLIVAN STUDENTS NEED TRANSPORTATION BY BUS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES NOT PART OF EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
LINCOLN SHORTCHANGED BY ALTERED BOUNDARIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
SPECIES MUST CHOOSE PEACE--AND SACREFICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
TAX SPENDERS TRASH INITIATIVE 1'S GOAL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
STATE WOULD BE POORER WITHOUT ARTS PROGRAMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
DRUGS PUNISHMENTS WRONGLY HANDED OUT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
SD SHOULD SAVE VIDEO-LOTTERY MACHINCES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
ELDER'S STATEMENTS MUST BE REPUDIATED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*KIDS VERSION OF BASEBALL SADLY MISSED,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
"*SEWING IS FUN, FLAIR, FRUGALITY","Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*FREEMAN'S WRITING HAS PERSONAL TOUCH,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.G, p.04, col.2"
"*JUNEAU HARD TO REACH, EASY TO ENJOY","Argus LeaderSep 25 1994, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
JANLKOW WANTS INMATES TO WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAN SHARES LIFE LESSONS WITH KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL FACILITIES WORST POLLUTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AG WILL SHOULDER ITS SHARE OF BURDER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LINE-ITEM-VETO HOLDUP HAS MARK OF HYPOCRISY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*VOLESKY NAME-CALLING SIDESTEPS ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"BUDGET CUTS OMIT DEFENSE, BIG BUSINESS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WEST RIVER'S CHARM OVERLOOKED IN CRITICISM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WALSH'S GENEROSITY DOESN'T EXTEND FAR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BALANCING BUDGET REQUIRES HARD CHOICES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"DECEPTIVE DEMOCRATS MISLEAD, SPREAD FEAR (L)","Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
WRITER MISLEADS ON JOHNSON' POSITIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*SPORTS LESSONS WILL CARRY INTO WORKING WORLD,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JOURNALISM EXPERIMENT WORKING AT WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALISTS SELECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
TENOR SOARS AS SYMPHONY OPENS ON HIGH NOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF SQUADS SCORE SOME SOCCER TITLES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LANDFILL IS WEST OF INTERSTATE 29,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN HOSPITAL FOLLOWING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DANCE TO KICK OFF VIKING DAYS ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COINS TO BE SOLD AT WEEKEND SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YOUTHS ASKED TO CONFRONT VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PASTOR IS INSTALLED AS BISHOP,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*1,200 ATTEND DEDICATION OF MEMORIAL MIDDLE SCHOOL","Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS TRY TO STOP HOUSING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*MEN FIND SUCCESS IN ONION BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
REFUGEE PROGRAM TO MARK 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OUTLOOK IS GOOD FOR HUNTING THIS FALL--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"TWO-VEHICLE CRASH KILLS 2, INJURES 4","Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*DOCUMENTARY FOCUSES ON MINE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*POLICE OFFICER CAN DO WITHOUT OJ TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*PRAYER REVIVING US, SPEAKER TELLS CROWD","Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"AWACS CRASH VICTIM GIFTED WRITER, WIFE SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
{dollar}80 LAUNCHED NEW CAREER,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*SMALL TOWNS ON THE PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
WEATHER TAKES ITS TOLL ON TREES,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PUT EXTRA CASH TOWARD PAYING OFF MORTGAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"PUC, US WEST AGREE TO HIGHER LOCAL RATES","Argus LeaderSep 25 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
PRISON OFFICIALS SANCTION DRUG TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PRISON OFFICIALS SANCTION DRUG TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S OFFICIAL-LARRY ANNOUNCES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STUDENTS SEEK NUCLEAR BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS SEEK NUCLEAR BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*HUMBOLDT PROUD OF ITS NATIVE SON,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*PRESSLER'S MOM READY TO HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JURY CONVICTS GREYOWL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
KEAN TO QUIT ATTORNEY POST,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
SOCIAL SERVICES BUDGET UP,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
DEMOCRATS PICK MCFARLAND,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
DEMOCRATS PICK MCFARLAND,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
HANSEN TO DECIDE SOON,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
HURON MAYOR RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
WESTERN MIGHT CUT PIERRE FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
"END TO GRAIN STRIKE, MAY NOT HELP MUCH","Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
VERMILLION LIQUOR MONEY IN DANGER,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
DEFENSE BOOST IS A VITAL NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER TRIES TOO BIG A BITE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
WICK DEFENDS EFFORT TO UNSEAT MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
PRESSLER TRIES TOO BIG A BITE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
CITY WORKERS NEED MORE THAN 7 PERCENT PAY BOOST (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
WICK DEFENDS EFFORT TO UNSEAT MCGOVERN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
INGENUITY HELPS SUPPLY DRUGS TO PENITENTIARY'S INMATES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL OFFICIALS BEGIN PLANNING BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WOMAN VICTIM OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ALL OPTIONS FOR SCHOOL EXPENSIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"WASHINGTON HIGH-POINT, COUNTERPOINT","Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*AUSTRALIAN TELLS LOCAL GROUP ABOUT RURAL WOMEN'S RO,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DAIRYMEN MEETING AT HOLIDAY INN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TOUR OF HOMES TO AID GIRLS CLUB,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ALFALFA EXPERT SPROUTS SENSE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SD COOK SET FOR NATIONAL BEEF COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WARDEN-'HOLE' KNOWS NO RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WARDEN-'HOLE' KNOWS NO RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GETTING AN EDGEWISE WORD WITH DOM DELUISE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OUT OF THE ORDINARY--IT'S BAZAAR,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VD ORGANISM HIDES BY SHOWING FEW HARMFUL SIDE EFFECTS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD CHILI COOKOFF SIMMERS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
FOREIGNERS NOT BUYING FARM LAND,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOOSE HUNTING CLUBS FAIL-LEAD BAN STICKS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOOSE HUNTING CLUBS FAIL-LEAD BAN STICKS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOREIGNERS NOT BUYING FARM LAND,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}7.22 MILLION IN RAIL REPAIRS OK'D BY STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION CANDIDATES AGREE ON EVERYTHING BUT URANIUM,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN LOST WATER MONEY-ABDNOR SAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN LOST WATER MONEY-ABDNOR SAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*O'GORMAN ROYALTY CROWNED,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MCGOVERN LOST WATER MONEY-ABDNOR SAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BIKE TRAIL OFFERS REWARDING LEISURE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THERE IS NO ROOM FOR ANY PANDERERS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THERE IS NO ROOM FOR ANY PANDERERS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THERE IS NO ROOM FOR ANY PANDERERS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESENTS 'RED' IMPLICATION AGAINST FOES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARTICLE ON BUS DEPOT DISAPPOINTS MANAGER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COMMUNITY COLLEGE AVAILABLE IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEMOS MIGHT FILE COMPLAINT ON ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON MAN SENTENCED TO PEN FOR BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEMOS MIGHT FILE COMPLAINT ON ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMENTS ON ENERGY AID SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN PLANS FAMILY FARM PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EMT TO EXPLAIN FARM ACCIDENT AID,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-PRIEST KEEPS THE FAITH,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EX-PRIEST KEEPS THE FAITH,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LEGISLATORS STUDY REDISTRICTING PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SF TO BE SEARS' AREA CREDIT CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HOUSE KILLS AGENT ORANGE CARE BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FOES OF URANIUM ACCUSE OPPOSITION OF FUNDING LAPSES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WOLFGANG LEADS HUSET CHEATERS DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MADISON BEGINS TO CLEAN UP,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PSYCHIC ON TRAIL OF MOUNT VERNON KILLER,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PSYCHIC ON TRAIL OF MOUNT VERNON KILLER,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FELON CHARGED IN BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ETSI SALE HEARING SET FOR OCT 15,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
A PEACEFUL DOVE SEASON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"*SFC KING, PETERSON, AND QUEEN, MUMMERT","Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"*LINCOLN ROYALTY, MICHELLE SESSLER & MIKE GREVLOS","Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COURT TO HEAR CODY APPEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SFC COMMISSIONS CENTENNIAL WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS FIRE TWO SDSU ADMINISTRATORS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS FIRE TWO SDSU ADMINISTRATORS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS FIRE TWO SDSU ADMINISTRATORS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SFC COMMISSIONS CENTENNIAL WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS FIRE TWO SDSU ADMINISTRATORS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COURT TO HEAR CODY APPEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CONN WOMAN WINS COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE HELPS FIRM TAKE OVER RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WHAT'S RIGHT WITH PUBLIC EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OCHNER'S VITAL ROLES IN MEDICINE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OCHNER'S VITAL ROLES IN MEDICINE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ADULT TOYS SHOULDN'T BE PARKED IN STREETS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
THINKS SCHOOL SHOULD BEGIN AFTER LABOR DAY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
IGNORING TREATY MIGHT UNDERMINE CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
VARRIANCE WARRANTED FOR MOBILE HOME-UNION COUNTY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
O'CONNOR--ETSI DEAL TOO FAST...,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
O'CONNOR--ETSI DEAL TOO FAST,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"ZELL MAN RELEASED ON {dollar}25,000 BOND","Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRI-STATE MARKER REDEDICATION SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE BILL REPEALS TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GROUP SAYS PUT CEILING ON BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GAMBLING EQUIPMENT CONFISCATED-ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW TO BE ON 'CONFERENCE CALL',"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*JANKLOW TELLS INDIANS ETSI DEAL BENEFITS ALL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*JANKLOW TELLS INDIANS ETSI DEAL BENEFITS ALL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW'S BULLISH ON BIG BUSINESS FOR SD,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEMOCRAT LEFHOLZ WANTS TO BE JUDGED ON EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN HIGH'S BAND TAKES TRI-STATE SWEEPSTAKES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"A LOOK AT ROBERTS, DASCHLE FROM DC COLLEAGUES","Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACLU'S HUMANITARIAN HONOR GOES TO MUNSON,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"RULE OF LAW, RESTRAINT NEEDED IN BANK'S CASE (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
A SD VOTER'S PRIMER ON THE GAMBLING AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HEED NEVADAN'S VIEW OF GAMBLING COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ISREAL BLAMED FOR MASSACRE IN LEBANON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARGUS COVERAGE OF ABORTION ISSUE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
GAMBLING'S SOCIAL COSTS POSE THREAT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
'NO' ON GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SAYS ROBERTS WELSHED ON WORD TO DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"BEIER DEATH STILL BEING PROBED-CHANCELLOR,SD","Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CARTHAGE LOSING HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"FLOOD DIVERSION WOULD COST {dollar}433,000","Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LABORATORY MICE DROWNED,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SCHLESINGER TO BE AT USD,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BELL RATE INCREASE REQUEST UNJUSTIFIED,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
MYERS PRAISES BURLINGTON NORTHERN'S WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*KUNDERT'S STILL A TEEN-AGE REPUBLICAN AT HEART,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*NON-TRADITIONAL CANDIDATE KLUKAS FACES KUNDERT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GLAMOUR CATTLE GO ON THE BLOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
JURY QUESTIONS KEEPING TRUSTIES IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
FISHERMEN'S GROUP WON'T SEEK REDUCED LIMIT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BOWLING GAINS NATIONAL RECOGNITION,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HARTFORD ENDURO RACE GOES AT NOON TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*KELO-TV SEEKS BIGGER SHARE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STARVING FOR ATTENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"SHE FEEDS 7,000 HUNGRY KIDS EACH DAY","Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.D, p.13, col.1"
*DAKOTA INDUSTRIES HOPES RECOVERY IS SEWED UP,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*GRAIN ELEVATORS WITHOUT RAIL SERVICE STRUGGLE...,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JAPAN CAN'T CUT TRADE BARRIERS ON AG IMPORTS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*WORKERS AVOID LAYOFFS WITH PAY CUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEA WON'T FORGET,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANCELLED PROGRAMS SHINE AT EMMYS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*BABY STUDIES MAY SAVE LIVES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD TO DISCUSS PLANS FOR WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION MAY RAISE TRANSPORTATION FEE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SENIOR CITIZENS GROUP RECEIVES {dollar}19,845","Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COLMAN PAPER IS 1-WOMAN OPERATION,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*TAKING RISKS IS PART OF NEGOTIATOR'S JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MANUFACTURERS WORK ON ULTRALIGHT SAFETY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PHONE HUSTLERS & MARKETERS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MCNAMARA WOULD PITCH BEST DETERRENT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HOMECOMING HAS DOUBLE MEANING FOR TEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ABERDEEN APPEALS ASSESSMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ECONOMY RAISES HOPE FOR RC TERMINAL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH BAND WINS COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MR CLEAN CONTESTS OPEN FOR NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RURAL ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION WILL MEET,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CRACKDOWN ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
JUDGE DELAYS RETRIAL FOR MISSION IN RC,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
CHECKS AREN'T WORTH REMINDER OF WAR,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
LOCAL WORKERS PLAN TO USE POLITICAL CLOUT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MCLEAD CO ATTORNEY WILL SEEK US HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
WARRIORS' ZIMMER SHOOTING FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
COLD SPELL COOLS HARVEST HOPES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DISSENSION MARS NUKE FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW JITTERY ABOUT STAGE APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MANKATO'S MASSIVE OFFENSIVE LINE LOOMS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JAPANESE GARDENS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNOPF PUBLISHES BOOK BY SF NATIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
O'GORMAN PLANS CHRISTMAS BAZAAR,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*BEENINGA GETS {dollar}2,500 SCHOLARSHIP","Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
AUGUSTANA STUDENTS PICK ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
TRAINING EARNS PEOPLE CERTIFICATES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
COUNTY OFFICIALS CRITICIZE HIGHWAY STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MCKENNAN PROGRAM EASES PROBLEMS OF AGING,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN BELL ASKS PUC TO END PROBE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OKS ABDNOR'S PLAN TO REPAIR LAKE SITES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SNOW CHILLS CORN PALACE FESTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEXAS MAN WILL STAND TRIAL IN FIREARM CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHARGED UP ABOUT ELECTRIC TRACTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY ADOPTS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"DEMS OWE {dollar}20,000 POSTAGE BILL","Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
DON'T BLAME REAGAN FOR EMBASSY TRAGEDY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IMPROVING SCHOOLS AN ONGOING PROCEDURE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ALTERNATIVE DUCK PLAN NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
EDUCATION LEADER WILL SPEAK AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LUTHERAN WOMEN'S CAUCUS PLANS MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SCHEID NAMED CITY'S YOUNG CAREER WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SENATOR WILL BACK ABDNOR'S BILL ON LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS WILL CELEBRATE OKTOBERFEST TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TESTS CLEAR DRINKING WATER IN HILLTOP HEIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
INCOME GUIDELINES RISE FOR WELFARE BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
INVESTIGATIVE ARM IS STRONG--MEIERHENRY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKER SUGGESTS INCREASE IN FUEL TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
JUDGE PUTS FAMILY OPTION PLAN ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BLACK HILLS GETS 10 INCHES OF EARLY WINTER,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EDITORIAL IN ARGUS NOT FAIR TO SINCLAIR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESIDENT WRONGLY CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PUBLIC OPINIONS ON RECORD LYRICS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AIDS CASE DOESN'T PANIC LOCAL HOMOSEXUALS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AUGUSTANA THEATRE DEPARTMENT TO SPONSOR TOUR,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HUMANITIES SEMINAR AT AUGUSTANA THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PRIVATE ART COLLECTION ON DISPLAY AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SDSU OFFERS COURSE ON PBS' SERIES 'WAR',"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TOUR TO PIPESTONE SCHEDULED FOR OCT 6,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
YWCA PROGRAMS TO HELP STRETCH FOOD DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CENTER SCHEDULES 3 MANAGEMENT COURSES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
AGENCY SELLS BONDS FOR NEW RENTAL HOUSING,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY COMMISSION WRAPS UP HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY PROVIDES PAMPHLET ABOUT PROPERTY RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY RESIDENTS DONATE {dollar}3,000 FOR QUAKE RELIEF","Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK AT DEAF SERVICE BANQUET,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILWAUKEE WORKERS SUPPORT MORRELL STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NY MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO CHILD-SEX CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCOUTS SEEK RECRUITS TO CHANGE IMAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN PICKS BATTEY FOR JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DRINKERS SPRINT IN RACE WITH TAX MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAIWAN OKS 13 MILLION WHEAT DEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HAMMONS--HOLIDAY INN NOT FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHANGES MAKE TRIBAL LOTTERY MEET LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD TOT GOES HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CUSTER MAN GETS COUNTY POST,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HIGH COURT LIST ALMOST READY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
38 COUNTIES GET DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REAGAN TO ATTEND ABDNOR FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"RETAIL SALES INCREASE MODEST, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
AUTUMN SEASON FOR SD GIRLS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FEW HUNTERS ANSWER GROUSE OPENER,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*FLOOD OF SANDBAGS HELPS KEEP RENNER AFLOAT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BREWER DONATES TO TRIBES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CUTS COULD COST CITY {dollar}740,000","Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HOUSE OK'S TAX REFORM,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ADVOCATES FOR SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY LOSES SPECIAL TEACHER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SONG LYRICS DESERVE BROADER INTERPRETATION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SPEED LIMIT PROPOSAL DESERVES GREEN LIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GO EASY ON YOUNG ARTISTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TELEVISION SHOW IS TRASH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
THIEVES' ACT IS DISGUSTING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*SYMPHONY ARTISTS TO SHARE LOVE OF MUSIC,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AD IS TOUGH ON SD IMAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR MAKES MUSIC AT BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*ILLUSIONIST MIXES MAGIC AND RELIGION,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*O'GORMAN PICKS ITS KING, QUEEN","Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH STATUTORY RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MR. NIFTY DROPS REGULAR GAS PRICE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WESTERN MALL NOW OFFERS BEST BUY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 ABERDEEN GIRLS DIE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SETTLEMENT NEAR IN AIRPORT DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN'S GROUP SPONSORS MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*5,000 REAGAN TICKETS AWAY","Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WITNESS ENDS STATE'S CASE IN KERKHOVE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"BELL, JOHNSON DUEL WITH NEW POLL RESULTS","Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COLLEGE CONSTRUCTION BIDS BELOW AUTHORIZATION,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY VOTERS CAN REQUEST ABSENTEE BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARING DELAYED FOR MAN ACCUSED OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KEYSTONE SCRAPS 1-MAN POLICE DEPARTMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATEWIDE SYMPOSIUM ON AUTISM BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER TO REVIEW NEW STATE FORMULA,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COURT--AWARD MORE DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COURT ORDERS NEW TRIAL OVER LOAN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA POPULATION CHANGES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SOMETHING NEW FOR YOU,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BUILDERS OPEN DOORS TO TOUR,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
HIGH ACHIEVERS IN SUPERWOMAN COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LATCHKEY KIDS HAVE HELP,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*KELO RADIO CELEBRATES 50 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
"BICYCLE BENEFIT RAISES {dollar}35,000 (L)","Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
FESTIVAL DIRECTOR THANKS HELPERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
LOCAL BUSINESSES AID TELETHON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
TEXAS TOURISTS PRAISE SD TRIP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CITY SHOULD BE RUN WITHIN TAX STRUCTURE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STAKES ARE TOO HIGH IN GULF (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEBATE WOULD REVEAL RACISM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*WINNING NOT TOP PRIORITY OF YOUNG ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER SHOULD BACK PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
UNBORN WILL PAY OUR DEBTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STREET NEEDS RESURFACING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
DAYTON HUDSON REJECTS MERGER OFFER,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION WORKER INJURED IN CAVE-IN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR TO SPEAK AT ELECTRIC MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRAIGNED ON MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE RELEASE SUSPECT SKETCH,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TRAVEL TO SEE TWINS PLAY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALEXANDRIA HOSTS BISHOP OF FATIMA,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SKATEBOARDERS FACE END OF ROAD DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOME WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
U S WEST WON'T COME HERE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
US WEST WON'T COME HERE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROPERTY TAXES MIGHT GO DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SENIOR CITIZENS FIND TALENT AT SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIRE DAMAGES DELL RAPIDS FIRM,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL EMPLOYEE STABBED,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STOLEN BASEBALL CARDS RECOVERED,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GROUP WANTS PRESSLER TO ABANDON CONTRAS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PANEL SUGGESTS LIMIT ON INMATE NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SENATORS DISAGREE ON BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*WHERE MINNEHAHA TAX MONEY GOES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*DEBATE YIELDS NO CLEAR WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*LONE TREE GONE, BUT TOWN BRANCHES OUT","Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JAMES FOLLOWED RULES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"VIDEO LOTTERY, LOTTO DESERVE ANOTHER LOOK (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RESELLERS DON'T CARE ABOUT HOME SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NEW INCOME SOURCE NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SUPPORT MINING--VOTE NO (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
RUN CITY WITHIN ITS MEANS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ABSENTEE VOTING STARTS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXPERTS TO DISCUSS STATE'S GROUND WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FAIR WORKER HELD ON RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JAPANESE OFFICIALS VISIT SD THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN BAND WINS AT MINNESOTA FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A HAPPY GLOW,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AGRICULTURE SECRETARY IS NO TRACTOR MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY LEADERS MIXED ON DAKOTA PROP,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOW TO WASTE AN EXPERT'S TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RENOVATIONS START SOON AT FORT MEADE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DAMS MIGHT NOT MAKE MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAKE OAHE COULD HIT ALL-TIME LOW,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAKE DIVORCES OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"AFTER 17 MONTHS, MOTHER HOPEFUL FOR HOMECOMING","Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BOND ISSUE VOTE LIKELY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
5 YEARS FOR STEALING FROM BLIND,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*AUDIT FINDS 226 ERRORS IN PRISON RELEASE RECORDS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BARRY'S BACK IN STYLE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*RAPID CITY BISHOP WRITES TO GORBACHEV,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*KARL HAAS--'MUSIC IS LIFE ITSELF',"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
CITY SHOULDN'T BLAME OTHERS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SALE OFFERS LESSON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"THERE IS A GAP BETWEEN BUSH RHETORIC, REALITY (L)","Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEATS FOR BUSH TALK BAD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WINNER IS A WINNER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WOULD PACS AID MUENSTER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*HURON COACH RETURNS SPARK TO FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INTO THE SWING OF THINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COYOTE SPORTS PLANS EXPANSION IN TRIPP,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE RETAILERS OPEN CONVENTION SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*DROUGHT DISASTER REQUESTS SLOW,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
RAVEN LANDS {dollar}9.5 MILLION DEFENSE DEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
CITY SCHOOL LUNCH GUIDELINES ARE SET,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-PRISON OFFICIAL GOES ON TRIAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUND ESTABLISHED FOR HURRICANE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN SCHOOL SEEKS 2ND TERM STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCKELLIPS TO SPEAK TO COUNTY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROAD WORK TO CLOSE PORTION OF I-29 TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON GROUP TO ADVISE HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AUTUMN DAY ON LAKE ALVIN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRUSTY WALKS AWAY FROM PRISON FARM,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UTILITIES OFFICAL TAKES LAS VEGAS JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOLLMANN COMPETENCY TRIAL OPENS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BALTIC SCHOOL TRIES NEW DISCIPLINE TACTIC,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ADMITTED RAPIST OF 7-YEAR-OLD GIRL GETS PROBATION,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ALEXANDRIA TO VOTE ON BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CENTENNIAL PARADE ENTRIES DUE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER TEACHER THREATENS COURT ACTION,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE TO DISCUSS MEDICARE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION CENTER GETS DEFENSE AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 SOUTH DAKOTANS KILLED IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPEARFISH WANTS COUNTY SEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MICKELSON NOT NUMBER 1 AT ALL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*FARM OWNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
I'LL DEAL WITH ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*DOCTOR'S VISION HELPS HEAL ROSEBUD PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE POPULATION MUST BE REDUCED,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL SHOULD KEEP PRINCIPLE IN MIND (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PUBLIC ATTITUDE TOWARD ALCOHOL MUST CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
YARNELL CUSTODY RULING BAFFLING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH CENTER LACKS SUFFICIENT FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SCIENCE WILL ELIMINATE BIBLICAL MYTHOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*NUN PLANTS SEEDS OF HOPE FOR ENVIRONMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOOD ALLERGIES COMMON IN KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*FRUIT OF PIE-MAKERS LABOR,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CHANGE IN STATE LAW NEEDED--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUENSTER--PRESSLER MISSED 42 VOTES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE LIKELY FINDS 2ND ILLEGAL DUMP,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TESTIMONY STARTS IN TRI-STATE CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CENTER MAY ADD TO COLLEGE OFFERINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EXPANSION HINGES ON DIG RESULTS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INITIATIVE MAY HURT SD,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ADS MISLEADING, RECYCLING GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*FOR {dollar}1, FRANKENFELD WILL PAY {dollar}10,000","Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ENVIRONMENT GROUP BARRED FROM EVENT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN WANTS RESOLUTION ON LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE STUDY GROUP WEIGHS TAX CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LUCKY EGAN WOMAN HITS BIGTIME JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*MCDERMOTT INDUCTED INTO HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
'FLY-IN' SCHEDULED AT LAKE AREA VO-TECH,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CHANGE OF COMMAND SET AT ELLSWORTH,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SENATE HEARING BEGINS SUNDAY ON GAS PRICING,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS TO MEET IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
UNION TO APPEAL MORRELL DECISION,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*TUGGING ON A STRING,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*YOUNG, OLD MOURN END OF THE STORY","Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"WATER RIGHTS PITS SF, SMALL TOWNS","Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
1 OF 4 BABIES BORN OUT OF WEDLOCK,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WOMAN SERIOUS ABOUT GETTING BREAST EXAMS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LOCAL EVENTS EMPHASIZE HEART-HEALTHY EATING,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LOW-COST MAMMOGRAMS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*PHONICS DEBATE CONTINUES (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--PAUL REUBENS (PEE WEE HERMAN),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"DRAFT-JANKLOW PLAN UNSIGHTLY, AMUSING (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOUSE TAXES RAISED {dollar}1000 IN 10 YEARS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONVERT WASHINGTON HIGH INTO LOFTY HALL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TALE OF GREED HAS NO PLACE ON FRONT PAGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BEEF INDUSTRY SET FOR FALL MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ROSEBUD MAN EARNS STATE BUSINESS AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PANEL TO STUDY SD FEEDLOT REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
MAN'S DRIVER'S LICENSE IS REVOKED FOR LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SAINT FRANCIS WOMAN SELECTED POINT OF LIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ANOTHER ROUND OF SQUASH,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KERREY CAMPAIGN COMING THIS WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT RISES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABDUCTOR IS WANTED IN MISSISSIPPI,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RACK OF CLOTHES GOES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PILOT DIES IN CRASH NEAR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN IS INDICTED IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SAINT MARY'S CROWNS HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UPDATED LEGISLATIVE LISTING AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRIVATE COLLEGE ENROLLMENT DECLINES OVERALL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
REGENTS CONSIDER TUITION INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT RALLY SCHEDULED AT MISSILE SITE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*SEASON OF THE HUNT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FALL PUTS FOCUS ON PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RAINS HELP WATERFOWL SOAR IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HUNTING TO PRESERVE THE DUCK,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POACHERS ROB FROM LEGACY OF OUTDOORS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*MANEUVERING THROUGH THE PALISADES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*YANKTON WOMAN'S NECK WAS BROKEN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CLINTON SITE QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*POLITICIANS CAN'T DICTATE FAMILY VALUES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"STENSETH, HUFFMAN CAN'T COVER FOR STEREOTYPING","Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
WE NEED TO PUT CHURCH BACK INTO SUNDAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"CHILD MOLESTERS, KILLERS DESERVE DEATH PENALTY (L)","Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"GORE'S ENVIRONMENTAL BOOK SENSIBLE, LOGICAL (L)","Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"GORE WAS INTERUPTED BY APPLAUSE, NOT 'NOISE' (L)","Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WALDOWSKI'S REMARKS BADLY MISS MARK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
NEW CHANNEL DEBUTS ON UHF TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SMALL TOWNS GET HELP WITH EPA WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRI-STATE BAND FESTIVAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOTER REGISTRATION TODAY IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ALASKA WANDERER HAD BIG DREAMS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE BACKERS--HAAR TELLING LIES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RUMMAGE SALE FUNDS COMMUNITY PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS SAY TUITION HIKE 'RESPONSIBLE INCREASE',"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SUPPORTERS AWAIT PEROT STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*NUMBER 1 O'GORMAN ROLLS 21-8,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RUNNING WITH TECHNOLOGY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FAITH SHARING MAY RENEW CATHOLIC PARISHES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GIVE HEALTH-CARE REFORM FAIR SHOT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MICHIGAN ED PLAN A POSSIBLE MODEL (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SD NEEDS NEW ANGLE ON DRAWING TOURISTS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STATE LIKELY TO LOOK AT ITS GAMING SHARE (WATERTOWN),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*CHIEF CALLS TRIBES TOGETHER TO TALK ABOUT SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE WOULD COVER ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PRESSLER IN LEFT FIELD ON HELATH-CARE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SD ECONOMY COULD BENEFIT FROM NAFTA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ECONOMIC GROWTH SHOULDN'T RUIN FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
RECENT VOTE INDICATES ANTI-GROWTH SENTIMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FOR YEARS AREA NEEDED GOOD DRAINAGE PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"NO DEADWOOD RESORT, NO MORRELL BAILOUT (L)","Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"MIDEAST PEACE ACCORD A MIRAGE, WON'T LAST (L)","Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
STUDENT'S BEHAVIOR CALLED FOR DISMISSAL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
COSTNER COULD HELP BY BUYING MORRELL'S (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
NAFTA MUST BENEFIT ALL TO BE SUCCESSFUL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PARENTS' INVOLVEMENT IN EDUCATION PAYS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SALES TAX FOR EDUCATION MUST BE STATEWIDE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.6"
CITY ORGANIZATION TO HONOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNMENT ADVISES FARMERS ON EROSION,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JAYCEES SEEK OUTSTANDING FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RETAILERS GROUP SEEKS NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INSURANCE GIVES REASSURANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*INTEREST STEADY AT SIOUX FALLS BOWLING ALLEYS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AREA BOW HUNTERS PREPARE FOR SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VIKINGS LOSE TO MANKATO,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN FAILS TO DAMPEN GROUSE HUNT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
MOTHER OF THE YEAR APPLICANTS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
OFFICER ACQUITTED OF ABUSE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE RECEIVES FUNDS FOR VICTIM ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE SAYS SHOOTING WAS PROPER PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CANOVA NEWSPAPER WAS PAGE OUT OF THE PAST,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PARK CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"DASCHLE, LEGISLATORS TALK HEALTH CARE","Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE DROPS IN HEALTH RANKINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GROUP SEEKS TAXING LIMITS IN FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
DEADWOOD GAMBLERS SPEND {dollar}49.9 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"PLANE WAS SHOT, AIR FORCE SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY WOMAN WINS HARASSMENT SUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CELEBRATING TRIBAL ARTS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DISCOVERY OF SNAKES RATTLES RURAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*SAND PIT YIELDS FOSSILS OF GIANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"*CROSS COUNTRY A ROMP, AND CONTACT SPORT","Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*THE GENDER TRAP,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*IVERSON ALWAYS ON GUARD TO PROTECT STATE, COUNTRY","Argus LeaderSep 26 1993, sect.G, p.02, col.1"
*CITY IN TRANSITION,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MORE WOMEN WORK WAY INTO PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PLENTY TO BLAME IF REFORM TRY FAILS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"DON'T BUY WHAT CARTER, CLINTON ARE SELLING (L)","Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SD SHOULD JOIN OTHER PATRIOTIC STATES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EASIER ACCESS TO POLLS COULD CHANGE ELECTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ACCURACY BEING LOST IN WRITING ON ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
TAX-LIMIT INITIATIVE SHORT-SIGHTED MEASURE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON MAKE RICH PAY TAXES (L)","Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MORE LOSERS THAN WINNERS IN GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*ACTIVITIES BIG PART OF SCHOOL DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GET OUT AND ENJOY BEST YEARS OF YOUR LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SYMPHONY EXCELS IN WORK BY SHOSTAKOVICH,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER MATTRESS FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RODEO TO INCLUDE MAKE-A-WISH PARTY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REALTORS' BENEFIT WILL HELP FAMILY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTIES APPEAL FOR SOYBEAN PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CONGREGATION DIGS IN FOR {dollar}4 MILLION CHURCH,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAN BEHIND MASK IS 'SHY GUY',"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOW FARMERS CAN MAKE AN INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"AREA CHURCHES START CONSTRUCTION, ADDITIONS","Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
POLICE OVERTIME EARNINGS STICKING CLOSE TO BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BISON CHEERLEADING COACH RECEIVES STATE HONOR,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RIGHT TO LIFE MEETING TO BE HELD OCT 8,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS KILL AGRICULTURE MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FIRST-YEAR TEACHER WINS SALLIE MAE AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
COMPANY GOES GLOBAL WITH SLOT MACHINES,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RADIO WORKERS RECALL THE OLD DAYS AT KSOO,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TELEPHONE SERVICE RETURNS AFTER DAYLONG OUTAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
OPPONENTS FIGHT CHANGES IN RUSHMORE BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PROJECTS BUDGET IS QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
KEY RACES WILL DECIDE CONTROL OF STATE SENATE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*IRS WON'T WRITE OFF PET HOTEL,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
INTERACTIVE CONTRACTS WITH FIRM,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*SIOUX FALLS RESTAURANTS STARVED FOR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"HOUSING PROJECT OPPONENTS, PROPONENTS MAKE CASES","Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CASINO GAMBLING HAS SPREAD ENOUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TIMES DEMAND MOVE OF CULTURAL AGENCIES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WHITE ZOMBIE CONCERT SHOULD BE BOYCOTTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GOP ATTEMPTING TO SAVE MEDICARE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
GIAGO WAS OFF BASE IN COLUMN ON ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*CAMERAS IN COURTROOM HINDER JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
COMMUNICATIONS BILL WON'T HELP CONSUMERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PRESERVING HISTORY SHOULD BE A PRIORITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
PRESSLER DESERVES APOLOGY FROM JOHNSON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
*IT'S OFTEN HARD TO WATCH FRIEND BE MANIPULATED,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*LUNCH TIME, MORE THAN A MEAL","Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN'S NICHOLSON ARRIVES IN TIME TO SAVE PATRIOT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RIDERS WIN SIC GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*IT'S TIME FOR MYSTERIES OF MIGRATION TO TAKE FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
7 WATER TOWERS LOCATED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS VOTE FOR MERGER,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO WOMEN REPORT RAPES ON SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE SENTENCED FOR SELLING CRACK,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 10 YEARS FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PANEL REJECTS HIGHER GRAVEL PIT FEE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*PICKUP, MOTOR HOME COLLIDE ON I-90","Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PEDOPHILE RECEIVES 90 YEARS FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JAIL ESCAPEE WON'T BE OUT AGAIN SOON,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TRUE LOVE WAITS FOUNDER TO URGE TEEN TO ABSTAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE MANAGEMENT OF SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"MINING WORKERS EARN {dollar}143M, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SD MEN TEACHING BANKING IN UZBEKISTAN,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GOODWILL TO SHOW APPRECIATION AT DINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FIRE CLAIMS LIFE IN NUTRITION CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*COUNTY BOARD DELAYS FEEDLOT DECISION,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TWO NEBRASKANS DIE IN ONE-CAR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DO-IT-YOURSELF DIVORCES INCREASING,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*CAR COLLIDES WITH SCHOOL BUS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TEEN-AGER PLEADS GUILTY TO ARSON IN FIREBOMBING,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"SOYBEAN, SORGHUM HARDEST HIT BY EARLY FREEZE--REPORT","Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
DIES AT 65; WAS CHURCH ELDER,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*LIVESTOCK FARMS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
CANTON TOUR STOPS COVER 450 YEARS OF HISTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"URGE DUMPING FINES FOR THOSE WHO FIND, FIX PROBLEMS","Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HALL OF FAME INDUCTS 15 SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SUPREME COURT TO HEAR APPEAL ON RAILROAD TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
STATE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE EDGES UPWARD IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*STOCKBROKER TO MANAGE DAIN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 26 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
STATE COURTS ALLOWED TO BAR PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE COURTS ALLOWED TO BAR PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE COURTS ALLOWED TO BAR PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE COURTS ALLOWED TO BAR PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MILWAUKEE LOSES BIG CHUNK OF TRACK,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MILWAUKEE LOSES BIG CHUNK OF TRACK,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER ADMITS HIS CHANCES SLIM,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LOCAL PRESS CLUB AIDS HURON MEDIA,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CHAMBER DISPUTES CITY FUND REQUEST,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL PRESS CLUB AIDS HURON MEDIA,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL PRESS CLUB AIDS HURON MEDIA,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TWO PICKED FOR COMMUNION RITES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
IOWAN CHARGED WITH FRAUD-SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
TWO PICKED FOR COMMUNION RITES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN GUILTY OF THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN OKS WATER SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SLIP UP DAM ARGUMENTS AIRED TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
COLLEGES REPORT ENROLLMENT HIKES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
DITCHES FAVORED ONLY IF WATER IS ACCESSIBLE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
SPENCER COUPLE SUES DEPUTIES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SPENCER COUPLE SUES DEPUTIES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
"A NEW START FOR MEXICO, U.S. (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
COURTS TRAMPLING ON PUBLIC'S RIGHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
COURTS TRAMPLING ON PUBLIC'S RIGHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
COURTS TRAMPLING ON PUBLIC'S RIGHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
COURTS TRAMPLING ON PUBLIC'S RIGHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
AID IN OFFING FOR PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*GROWTH KEY, SAYS MARY SUMMERVOLD","Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GEORGE LARSON-FIRST VIOLINIST,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'NORTH DALLAS FORTY',"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*ROCK WOMEN'S ALBUMS STRAY FROM THE MARK,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*'THE GHOST WRITER' BY PHILIP ROTH,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*COMEDY SPARKLES-'GRAFFITI' DOESN'T,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LIPPIZZAN STALLION SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1979, sect.C, p.14, col.1"
*THE LAST HURRAH AT ARKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELEVATORS UNABLE TO MEET,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRIEST CRITICIZES MCGOVERN LEAFLETS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATE-END GRAIN EMBARGO,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CUTS READY IN BUDGET BY THURS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MINN JAYCEES MOVE TO SD FOR CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NCPAC MAY RETURN TO STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NCPAC MAY RETURN TO STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CRITIC SAYS BEST TEACHERS ARE UNTRAINED,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW MAN ON CAMPUS IS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CRITIC SAYS BEST TEACHERS ARE UNTRAINED,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BIRTH CONTROL URGED INSTEAD OF ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*NEW LEADERSHIP FOR AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*NEW LEADERSHIP FOR AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PET OWNERS SHOULD BE MORE RESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUPPORT URGED FOR UNITED NATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VFW CALLED MISTAKEN ON MCGOVERN RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VFW CALLED MISTAKEN ON MCGOVERN RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
THANKS DRIVERS WHO TESTIFIED IN HIT-RUN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CITY DOESN'T NEED NO-SMOKING ORDINANCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DEPLORES PRICES AT MEAT COUNTER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
DOVE FIGURES WARRANT SD HUNTING SEASON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DOES OUNCE OF DOVE MEAT JUSTIFY THE HUNT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BYRD SENDS AIR FORCE JET FOR MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SUIT ACCUSES MEIERHENRY OF NEGLIGENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STATE TO SHARE IN SETTLEMENT FROM LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1980, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MADISON ELEVATOR READIES FOR BEAN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MADISON ELEVATOR READIES FOR BEAN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPEED CHARACTERIZES ETSI DEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPEED CHARACTERIZES ETSI DEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MADISON ELEVATOR READIES FOR BEAN HARVEST,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPEED CHARACTERIZES ETSI DEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUSE-HUNTING GLORY COMES TO THOSE WHO WAITED,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
GROUSE-HUNTING GLORY COMES TO THOSE WHO WAITED,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*BOWLING RIGHT UP HAGMANN'S ALLEY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*BOWLING RIGHT UP HAGMANN'S ALLEY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*THE DAY THE BULLS CAME TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS SUIT WON'T STALL ETSI,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS SUIT WON'T STALL ETSI,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS SUIT WON'T STALL ETSI,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IOWAN REUNITED WITH MISSING SON,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CHILDREN'S DEATHS UPSET PSYCHIC-MOUNT VERNON,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
IOWAN REUNITED WITH MISSING SON,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CHILDREN'S DEATHS UPSET PSYCHIC-MT VERNON,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GIVEAWAY LEAVES ARGUS UP A TREE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"GREAT WATER, RAIL STEPS FOR SD (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GREAT WATER, RAIL STEPS FOR SD (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"GREAT WATER, RAIL STEPS FOR SD (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WHERE DID ALL THE TREES GO...,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"RAIL, WATER SOLUTIONS OFFER GREAT OPPORTUNITIES","Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"RAIL, WATER SOLUTIONS OFFER GREAT OPPORTUNITIES","Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIPELINE WILL HAVE BROOKINGS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PIPELINE WILL HAVE BROOKINGS OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"HOG FARMERS TO BE HONORED, & NUMBER OF HOGS DOWN","Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CUSTER MAN ARRESTED FOR CALIF THEFT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUGAR BEET PROCESSING BEGINS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"VOTES AGAINST WATER, RAILROAD BILLS","Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ETSI DEAL PLEASES SOUTHWEST SD,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ETSI DEAL PLEASES SOUTHWEST SD,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"INDIANS CAN'T SELL WATER, LEGISLATOR SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*LONG WAY TO THE SESSION,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*LONG WAY TO THE SESSION,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*LAWS PROTECT ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*LAWS PROTECT ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
"*FOR 64 YEARS, LOVE HAS BEEN PATIENT, KIND","Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*FOR 64 YEARS, LOVE HAS BEEN PATIENT, KIND","Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AREA PERFORMERS OUTSHINE SHOW'S STAR,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*CONSTANCE BECKWITH--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*RESEARCHER STUDIES SIMILARITIES OF TWINS REARED APART,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*2 ALL BEEF PATTIES, SPECIAL SAUCE, LETTUCE...AND GA","Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*2 ALL BEEF PATTIES, SPECIAL SAUCE, LETTUCE...AND GA","Argus LeaderSep 27 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LIFE WITHOUT THE NFL IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE MINERS ACCEPT PACT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PRAIRIE TEAMS WITH LIFE AS FALL NEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*WINNING DUCK STAMP CONTEST CHANGED LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DENNIS BANKS' RETURN TO SD REMAINS A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"RELOCATING WOULD SAVE MONEY, IMPROVE PROTECTION","Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"WITH MARY KAY, YOU CAN WEAR ULTRA SUEDE SUITS...","Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY DEFENDS UNPOPULAR ANNEXATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"NATION, STATES SHARE HIGHWAY RENEWAL WOES (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TUITION TAX CREDIT IS NOT DEMOCRATIC,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"GAMBLING WOULD HIKE WELFARE, POLICE COSTS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"ROBERTS GIVES {dollar}29,100 FROM GAS FIRMS","Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF RESIDENTS ON CAMPAIGN PANEL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION TO STUDY USE OF RIVER WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
7 TO BE HONORED AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN TO RELIVE WAR DAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SD HIGHWAY PROJECTS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRIAL FOR HURON MURDER BEGINS TODAY IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SD FOOTBALL FANS FIND METRODOME QUIET,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FATAL PLANE CRASH FOLLOWED ATTEMPTED STUNT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL NBC AFFILIATE GETS COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PAY CUT IS BETTER THAN 930 LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
I-29 AND I-229 WILL OPEN THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SOVIETS MUST MATCH REAGAN'S INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AIRLINE SUSPENDS SERVICE TO RC,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE DIDN'T WORRY ABOUT EFFECTS OF TALK,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*WOMAN'S CLUB LED FIGHT FOR EQUAL RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AG SHOULDN'T BE ONLY ECONOMIC BASE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN HARTFORD BANK CASE WILL BE IN COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOXIC CHEMICALS TAINT WELL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD REMAINS DIVIDED ON BUS FEES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TRIBES BEGIN CAMPAIGN TO GET LAND,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
BOARD HIRES ARCHITECT FOR REMODELING,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BOYS CLUB GETS OK TO PURCHASE LAND,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ESCAPEE RETURNS TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"UNION, MORRELL DESERVE PRAISE (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ALTERNATIVES TO WHEEL TAX (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
US SHOULD STOP ALL SOVIET AID & TRADE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STUDY THE US CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BUREAU AWARDS ARGUS FOR COLOR DISPLAY AD,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DIRECTOR WILL DISCUSS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MISSION WK INCLUDES NON-STOP PRAYER CHAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEW RC BANK GETS TENTATIVE APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
92 PIONEER LIVESTOCK SHIPPERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHEM NUCLEAR PLANS 2ND TRIP,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*AG DEPARTMENT SPONSORS LOAN SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BABY SUFFERS BURNS FROM BLANKET FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BROTHERS PLEAD GUILTY TO 2ND DEGREE MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CENDAK BACKERS TO FILE ELECTION PETITION,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"CO PLEADS GUILTY TO BID-RIGGING, FRAUD","Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HAND CORNHUSKING CONTESTS WILL BE IN OCT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
LIPIZZAN STALLION SHOW COMES TO SD,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN IS FREE ON BOND AFTER RAPE INDICTMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO MURDER OF WIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH MISLEADING INVESTORS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
MORE NUCLEAR PLANTS AREN'T LIKELY IN US,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
RAPID CITY MAN DIES IN 1-VEHICLE ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
FOOTBALL IS GREGORY'S MAIN TOPIC,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PEDESTRIAN ANGERED BY DRIVERS' HABITS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EARLY FROST DEVASTATES LATE PLANTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*4 SEASONS--ALL IN A WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CONGRESS OK'S INDIAN HEALTH BILL (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*JOB ADDS UP TO 60 YEARS FOR BOOKKEEPER,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOO MANY ADULTS TUNE OUT SIGNS OF DIABETES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLAINS THEATER IS STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GIRL SCOUTS ARE REGISTERING MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"COLLEGE HOSTS ARTS, CRAFTS FESTIVAL","Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
FILMS SHOWN DURING SCHOOL BREAK,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
96 SHIPPERS HONORED AT BANQUET,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
JOB'S DAUGHTERS HONORS HINMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
SWEET ADELINES PRESENTS SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
AG DEPARTMENT VIOLATING THE LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATS ARE GUILTY OF POSTAL FRAUD,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA MAN CHARGED IN DEATH AT MISSION,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TV VIEWERS WILL SEE SHORTENED FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*5 GENERATIONS OF WORK WITH IRON,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW CONTINUES TO APPEAL LAWSUITS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY FINISHING BUDGET HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*CALVIN DESERVES PIECE OF PENNANT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMPARABLE WORTH--ISSUE OF THE '80'S (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"AKASKA BOY, 6, IS KILLED IN FARM ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BELL POLL SHOWS HE IS TRAILING DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS ELEVATOR IN CAVOUR,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FLITTIE CHARGED WITH ELUDING POLICE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MORE ARRESTS MADE IN CHILD-SUPPORT CASES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUIT AGAINST ROSEBUD OFFICIALS DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUGUSTANA COLLEGE BEGINS VIKING DAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WOMEN'S CAUCUS BACKS MONDALE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BILL MAY SAVE COUNTIES MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CUNNINGHAM QUESTIONS TIMING OF LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FORD WILL SPEAK SATURDAY IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HURON PANEL BACKS BONDS FOR KANSAS FIRM,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JANKLOW APPOINTS MEMBERS OF THREE BOARDS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REAGAN WILL MISS STATE CORN PICKING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WALKFEST-BIKEFEST BEGINS IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SURGEON WOULD RATHER WATCH THAN HUNT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
RESIDENTS ASK COURT TO PERMIT VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
BELL GIVEN TIME TO PREPARE FOR HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
BUER STILL PROFITS FROM SD FOOTBALL TALENT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FEDS KEEP DOWNTOWN PROJECT GRANT ALIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MALPRACTICE : EPIDEMIC OF LEGAL WORRIES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS RESCUE WOMAN FROM HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"DOCTORS, LAWYERS ARGUE LIMITS OF LAW","Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
STATE BEING EXPLOITED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
UNION SHOULD RESUME TALKS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ROCK'N RAUNCH--WARNING LABELS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PIANIST WALKED AND PLAYED AT SAME AGE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CELEBRATE WINNING THE LOSING BATTLE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOOD SERVICE CENTER GETS MONEY FROM WALK,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MORRELL, HORMEL STRIKERS CLASH AGAIN IN TOWN","Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ABDNOR'S SEAT IN TROUBLE, SENATOR'S LIST SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GASOLINE SETTLE IN NEAR {dollar}1 A GALLON,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORE DOLLARS HEAD FOR PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER LOSES ROUND FOR FOUR-DAY WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DRUG INVESTIGATION RESULTS IN 3 ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"JANKLOW RIPS CONGRESS, MEDIA","Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE TO HELP FARMERS GAIN SKILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
EX-LAWYER MOVED FROM CENTER TO PENITENTIARY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HEALTH CARE INVESTIGATION UNDERWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LINCOLN HIGH CROWNS HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MCFARLAND LEADS CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PATS SWEEP WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*ABDNOR MIGHT MISS REAGAN VISIT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STALKING WALL LAKE WALLEYE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HELP SAVE RURAL WAY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CLUMSY-BUT-RICH FORD (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*HAPPY RETIREES KEEP BUSY DOING (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GETTING MACHINE CALL IS RUDE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*CARVED WOOD POLE TELLS STORY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NO PRICE TAG CAN BE PUT ON PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
'DEADLIEST DRUG' MUST BE FOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KERKHOVE DEFENSE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE COLLEGE NUMBERS DIP,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATES DEFEND CRIMINAL-LAW STANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS TELL REAGAN--JOIN US,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CANDIDATE'S INSURANCE SALE SOURS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BOOKMOBILE CHANGES HOURS FOR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EDUCATORS FOR MICKELSON TO SPREAD THE WORD,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LENNOX MAN CHARGED WITH FIRST-DEGREE RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WILKA TO DECIDE ABOUT CHARGES AFTER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*DISPUTES SET ASIDE FOR RALLY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*RUMMAGE SALE KEEPS LEAGUE PROJECTS ALIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CORONER--DRUG TEST LIMITED,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'VILLAGE VOICE' ADDS DASCHLE TO LIST OF LIBERALS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"BOARD CHANGES MIND, FIRES ITS POLICE CHIEF","Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PRESSLER PROPOSES DRUG RATING FOR MOVIES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STORAGE-TANK PROPOSAL TARGETS GASOLINE LEAKS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WOFFORD--HEALTH CARE COSTS CAUSE CONCERN,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FALL COLLEGE ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LOWE GETS HIGH IN O'GORMAN WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
INJURY ENDS SEASON FOR WAUBAY-SUMMIT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LEADERS OF THE PACK,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD ROAD TO JUSTICE--WILKA,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY STILL AT ODDS AS DATE NEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GET YOUR LOTTERY TICKETS HERE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY UPDATE MOVE GETS WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INDIAN NAMES DOMINATE MAP,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONSITUTION DOES NOT NEED REVISION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
UNION GETS UNFAIR BLAME (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
HAWKEYE COVERAGE LACKING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HOGEN MISREADS FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
LOTTERY ALREADY SETTLED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*NICOLAY CONSIDERING BID FOR SEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MADE HIS DECISION TO SUPPORT SENATOR DOLE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
NOT RULING OUT A BID AGAINST PRESSLER IN 1990,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*NUMBER 1 USD BEATS BACK CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LIABILITY FORCES CHANGES IN SPORTS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*JONES AS KING OF CHEATERS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
BENEFIT TO HELP ALZHEIMER'S VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BICYCLIST HURT IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSERVATION GROUP TO MEET IN HURON,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION WORKER REMAINS CRITICAL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHELDON ROBBERY SUSPECTS ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BANDS COMPETE FOR LUVERNE HONORS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOLLYWOOD THEATRE HOLDS MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BRADLEY REFUSES BLACK HILLS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SURVEY--BUSINESS CLIMATE 45TH,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE SURPASSES NATIONAL AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*TAX REVENUE SHOULD BE USED FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AG COLLEGES SUFFER SHARP DROP IN ENROLLMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EX-MAYOR FILLS BROADCASTING POST,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*HART, BIDEN WON'T HURT DEMOCRATS","Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
*WHERE COUNTY GETS IT'S MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
DEMOCRATS TO PUNISH SD FOR PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
GOVERNOR TO LEAVE ON FAR EAST TRADE MISSION,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
GRAND OPENING HELD FOR BARNETT SPORTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
GRENVILLE TO VOTE ON SIZE OF TOWN BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MITCHELL CHIEF OF POLICE SUBMITS RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
NWPS ELECTRICITY CUSTOMERS TO GET REFUND,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PUBLIC HAS WRONG IDEA ABOUT PORK,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"CORN, BEAN OUTLOOK GOOD","Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TO HEAR HOG FARM REQUEST,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FIRMS OFFER GUIDE TO APARTMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SD FITS COMPANIES ELECTRIC BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
EXPANDING SUPER 8,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
RESTORATION GIVES HOMES WITH A PAST BRIGHT FUTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
CONTRACTOR OFFERS RESTORATION TIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
ANN HENKIN ADDS CREATIVE TOUCH,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1987, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*PIPE TRAPS 2 WORKERS IN TRENCH,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX VOTE DELAYED A WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
EDGE GOES TO BUSH IN FIRST DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INITIATIVE WOULD KILL STATE MINING INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SD WORKS--DON'T CHANGE IT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REJECT ANTI-WORKER LEADER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
VOTE TO PRESERVE HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"HAGEN, LINCOLN RULE SIOUX INTERSTATE GOLF","Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOND SET FOR CARNIVAL WORKER,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLENDENON TO BE SENTENCED OCTOBER 11,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PTA LAUNCHES DRIVE FOR MEMBERSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"VOLK CALLS FOR FREEZE ON SPENDING, HIRING","Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BISHOP PRAYS FOR MORRELL NEGOTIATORS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY REMOVES ALL WATERING RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE COLLEGES ATTRACT MORE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY DEFENDS SAFETY RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DRUG-SCREENING TEST APPROVED,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*TO PROPOSE MAKING DAKOTA STATE A JUNIOR COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PARENTS ANGRY ABOUT HIRING OF NON-INDIAN,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CENDAK BACKERS WANT TO REVIVE IRRIGATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD TO HEAR TEACHER CONTRACT DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOUSE OK'S REGIONAL NUCLEAR WASTE COMPACT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEREDITH BROKAW TO SPEAK AT AWARDS BANQUET,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RANCHERS TO GET PAYMENT FOR BAD CHECKS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BRIDGE BLOWN UP OVER I-29,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INMATES AT YANKTON FOOTBALL GAMES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SHORT BUSH VISIT COSTS {dollar}3,355","Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*JUDGE DEFENDS RULING,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NEED DISCIPLINE BEHIND PRISON BARS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
RAPE SENTENCE SENDS PUBLIC WRONG MESSAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
ROSSIE SHOULD REREAD BOOKS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FARM VIEWS UNFOUNDED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
FUND SCHOOL WITH TAX (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
LET GOD TAKE BABIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
*APPLES FUTURE CROP IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CALVARY CATHEDRAL 100 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SWEETNESS FILLS JEWISH HOLY SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUDITOR TO SEEK BIDS FOR LAKE PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COLLEGES TO PLANT TREES TODAY, FRIDAY","Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE UPGRADED TO STABLE CONDITION,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR TO HONOR NEW CANTON LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULTING TEENS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PENITENTIARY TRUSTY HASN'T BEEN CAUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EX-CHIEF FINALIST AT FARGO,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JURY PICKED FOR WOLLMANN TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PROSECUTOR SAYS HAGEN BROKE LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PUMPKIN PARADISE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*HANSON DISTRICT REJECTS SCALED DOWN ADDITION,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WOONSOCKET TRYING TO GAIN DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RURAL SCHOOLS TO GET HELP FOR SCIENCE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIR FORCE'S BACK SCATTER RADAR,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS NARROW DIRECTOR SEARCH,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OPEN MEETINGS BROCHURE PREPARED,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTAN TO GET NEW HEART DEVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*TEMPERATURES WERE SLIGHTLY HIGHER,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*RURAL SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL ONE OF A KIND,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PANEL TAKES LOOK AT TAXES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
CLOTHIERS TO OPEN 4 STORES IN IOWS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DAIRY ASSOCIATION MEETS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
JOBS PROGRAM GIVES STATE {dollar}2.3 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"SD GETS {dollar}740,192 FOR LAID-OFF WORKERS","Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TAX WORKSHOP TO AID SMALL BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*VO-TECH TO AUCTION PROPERTIES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"*APPLE HARVEST HAPPY, BUSY TIME","Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FURLOUGHS THREATEN MORRELL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL--MINT SPILL CONTAINED CYANIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SENATORS PROPOSE GOVERNMENT PAY CUTS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DOCTOR SAYS GULF POLICY TOO SELECTIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC ONINIONS--VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SKY ISN'T THE PLACE FOR HORSEPLAY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DON'T USE RELIGION TO JUSTIFY BELIEFS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
UNION-BUSTER ANOTHER MICKELSON CRONY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
WRITER IS CONFUSED ABOUT PRESSLER RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
IRAQ MUST BE STOPPED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"NEEDS NEW IDEAS, PEOPLE IN CONGRESS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER/SINCLAIR CAMPAIGN IS A SHAM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINING WON'T PAY FOR LOSS OF TOURISM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PARENTS ASSOCIATION SHOULD REHIRE RONKEN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
ALL PEOPLE NEED INDIANS SPIRITUALISM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOSPITALS PROTECTING INTERESTS OF PATIENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MINING COMPANIES ADD TO WORLD'S UGLINESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
NOT ALL HANDICAPPED EASILY DISCERNIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*WOMAN AWAITS SECOND LIVER TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POISON PLAYS IT AGAIN FOR FANS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUILDING YOUNGSTERS' SELF-ESTEEM,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WASHINGTON HIGH CROWNS ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE AMENDMENT TARGETS RIVER WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EVANGELISM SESSION SCHEDULED FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER INTRODUCES AIR-SERVICE AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2ND MELLETTE COUNTY DUMP SITE CONFIRMED,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*MORE THAN A 'DOCTOR, DOCTOR'","Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETIRED POLICE LIEUTENANT DIES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*SIERRA CLUB ENDORSES MUENSTER FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID CAN'T KEEP UP,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TAX PANEL REJECTS PROPOSAL TO SPLIT TAXES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"VERMILLION COMMITTEE TO BUILD HOSPITAL, NURSING HOME","Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*AWARD WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BALLOON COMPETITORS MAKE SECOND LAUNCH,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"MONEY TO LINK SDSU, BUSINESS RESOURCES","Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD NEIGHBORS SHOULD VOTE ON WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY SUPPLEMENTS JUDICIAL BUDGETS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FIRM PENALIZED FOR AIR QUALITY VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"PRESIDENT, 71 OTHERS LOSE JOBS","Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
500 BIRDS DEAD AT LAKE THOMPSON,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SISSETON WAHPETON COLLEGE ENROLLMENT UP,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
DEADWOOD CASINOS POPPING UP FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HITCHCOCK HIGH SCHOOL CROWNS KING,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN POLICE OFFICER IS CHARGED WITH BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON HIGH OF 96 BREAKS 1967 RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LINCOLN REMAINS ON TOP,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
HENDRICKS CHOSEN TO HEAD SOIL AGENCY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RAILROAD LOOKING AT ABANDONING SD LINES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SD HOBBY FARMS ON THE RISE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
GROUP PUSHES CURBSIDE RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOOD AS NEW,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*95,000 IN SD LIVE IN POVERTY","Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRISON INMATE CAN'T KEEP PORNO MATERIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DON'T LET SKI SPOT GO DOWNHILL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MAYBE JANKLOW WOULD LIKE TO BE GOVERNOR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THERE'S NO DEARTH OF EMPLOYMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DAIRY FARMER WON'T BE HELPFUL ON WELFARE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*TV SHOWS CONTINUE TO SELL SEX,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CONTEMPORARY ART A GOOD BUY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNG AND OLD FIND JOY IN MAKING QUILTS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ART FESTIVAL STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
VISIT MANY LOCAL GALLERIES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
"*ANDERSON, YOUNGER ROYALTY AT ROOSEVELT","Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*EETEN, GARRY VOTED LINCOLN HIGH ROYALTY","Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE STILL LOOKING FOR ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IS CONVICTED IN ASSAULT WITH BOTTLE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO ARE WANTED IN STORE ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEPUTIES TOTE BEARS TO CONSOLE CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PIERRE RALLY PROMOTES EQUAL CARE FOR EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPANY SUED FOR DEATH OF CATTLE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENT GROUP LINKS TUITION HIKE WITH STATE AID,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MCKELLIPS' CLAIM TO SUIT SHARE REJECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AAA RECOGNIZES CLEAN TRAFFIC RECORDS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN WOMAN CHARGED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BALTIC HIGH CROWNS HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY REJECTS PLAN TO MAINTAIN MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO CHARGES ARE FILED IN ALLEGED BUSH THREAT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MERGER ALTERS COLMAN-EGAN HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PARKER TURTLE DAY PLANS ARE COMING TO A CRAWL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"TRIBE, STATE NEGOTIATE HUNTING, FISHING RIGHTS","Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HEALTH PROGRAM TO DRAW DOCTORS TO PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
BUSINESSWOMAN PLANS ADOPTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHOOL REVIEWS POLICIES AFTER HOSTAGE INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NDSU SHOWS UP AT WRONG TIME FOR SDSU,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BPW SCHEDULES SKILL-BUILDING SERIES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
CO-OP HALL OF FAME DEDICATION SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
OWNER WON'T TALK ABOUT PERKINS CLOSING,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DAKOTA PORK'S PLAN TO EXPAND IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
"*HOUSE SPENT {dollar}80,000 EVERY HOUR OF '91","Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF CATHOLIC DIOCESE BANS LEAFLETS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
3 WOMEN DISAPPEAR IN NEBRASKA,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CLINTON IS BACK AT THE BARN TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*GOVERNMENT CORRUPTION CAN BE A LOCAL PROBLEM, TOO","Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY'S SCHOOLS NEED SOME SOUL-SEARCHING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEUHARTH WRONG ABOUT SD (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CLINTON CALL-IN SHOWS READERS DIVIDED,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ELCA OPPOSES DEATH PENALTY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
EDUCATION GETS NO LOTTERY MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
STATE NEEDS TAX REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WRITER'S ARTICLE INFLICTED NO PAIN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
DASCHLE SEEMS TO BE 'YES' MAN FOR DEMOCRATS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
OPPOSE SUPPORTERS OF ABORTION RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
BUSH DOESN'T KEEP PROMISES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
DASCHLE SHOULD OPEN HOUSE BANK RECORDS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*TRENDS HAVE FLAVOR OF PAST,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TRIP NOTHING TO GROUSE ABOUT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
REDFIELD TO GIVE REWARD FOR COMPANY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*NEW CAR SALES SHINE LOCALLY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
KOENIG TALKS ABOUT ABUSE ON 'OPRAH' SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*SOCCER FAMILIES ROLL INTO TOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
GROUP GETS TASTE OF POVERTY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS JOIN CLINTON TEAM,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.3"
EARLY FALL MEANS PILES OF LEAVES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
*'FOXY' GOT THE PREDATORS BEFORE THEY GOT THE PREY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
EAGLE PAIR BACK AT STATE REFUGE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*SPECIAL SET ON BUFFALO RANCH,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
PANEL OK'S CRAZY HORSE LIQUOR BAN,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
PROSECUTOR SEEKS DEFENDENT'S DIARY FOR TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
"*OLD MACHINES, TOOLS TREATED...","Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*CANYON IS A WORK OF ART,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.4"
*TWO MISSOURI RIVER BRIDGES INCH CLOSER,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"AS DENTIST'S LIFE DECAYS, BILLS GROW","Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ADVENTUROUS CLIMB,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DEADWOOD LEADER CALLS FOR HEALING,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*VERMILLION, SPRINGFIELD AREAS WAIT FOR START","Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*SALLY ANN NO LONGER HAULS VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
BUDGET-BALANCING PLAN HAS MERIT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
QUALITY EMERGENCY SERVICES NEEDN'T WASTE MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STEENSLAND IGNORED POLICE FORCE'S RACISM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
YOUTH SAYS NO MALICE INTENDED IN ACTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
RACIAL DISCRIMINATION BEING OVERWORKED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CLINTON FORGETTING WHO NAFTA SHOULD HELP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MAKE SURE KIDS DON'T HAVE GUNS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
STRAIGHT TALK NEEDED ABOUT INVESTMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
HANDY FORMULA HELPS STRANGERS NAVIGATE CITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
PARENT WANTS DISCIPLINE ENFORCED IN SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
HEALTH PLAN SHOULDN'T INCLUDE ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
PRIVATE PENSION PLAN AN OPTION FOR RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CRASHES LEAVE 2 DEAD IN CORSON COUNTY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUTCHINSON COUNTY SHERIFF RETIRING,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN CHARGED FOLLOWING DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS NOTICE IF AIRLINE ENDS SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROADS MAY BE ROUGH FOR FALL HUNTING,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AM INDIAN AUTHORS SHARE THEIR TALENTS AT RETREAT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LEAVING SUMMER BEHIND,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REPORTER KEEPS AN EYE ON POLITICIANS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RACE FOR GOVERNOR HAS MANY ON EDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BLUE MOUNDS PARK AUCTIONING BISON,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DELEGATION RETURNS FROM WINNIPEG TRIP,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"MUSIC, VENDING GROUP HIRES NEW DIRECTOR","Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUBCOMMITTEE OK'S WATER SYSTEM GRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ATTORNEYS' TALK IN COURTROOM LEADS TO DISMISSAL OF C,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
STURGIS LAWMAKER PUTTING TOGETHER TAXING LIMITS BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
NEW OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR STILL A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOLS HEAT UP TO HOMECOMINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*4 CHEERS FOR TOGETHERNESS THROUGH THE SCHOOL YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*GIRL, 4, SAVES FAMILY--GARRETSON","Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AUTHORITIES TO DIG UP ROWE'S BODY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
US STILL NEEDS HEALTH REFORM,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
RESULTS OF STUDY ARE ENCOURAGING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ABORTION ISN'T THREAT BUT ACTIVISTS ARE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
VIDEO LOTTERY IS 'CRACK' OF GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
IT'S GOVERNMENT'S JOB TO BE MORE EFFICIENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ADDING COLOR TO YOUR SMILE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*DESPITE SERIOUS LACK OF DEPTH, FORCE PREVAILS","Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LYMAN UP TO NO 1 IN 9A,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GOERTZ TACKLES ALL POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WEST SIDE WANTS A GROCERY STORE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MISSION WORKER, 51, DENIES BEATING DEATH","Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
VANDALS DAMAGE ROBERT FROST SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN FIRES GUN, SCARING VANDALS","Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 75 DAYS ON MARIJUANA CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CLOWN COLLECTION TO GO ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY TAX BILL DROPS SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GREAT-GRANDMA'S DREAM LIFTS OFF,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ASKS BOARD TO FORMALIZE STUDENT SEARCH POLICY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"TWO GIRLS, 8 AND 11, DIE IN CAR CRASH","Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS GRAIN ELEVATOR--PUTNEY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION MAN ON PROBATION FOR CHECK FORGERY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MAINTENANCE WORKERS PREVENT MAJOR FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TRANSPORTATION FUNDS OK'D FOR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FORT THOMPSON WOMAN'S SENTENCING FOR THEFT NOV. 30,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FORT THOMPSON WOMAN'S SENTENCING FOR THEFT NOV 30,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LEGISLATURE LOOKING FOR 22 INTERNS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
VIDEO LOTTERY: VITAL INCOME OR PLAGUE?,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HUNTERS FIND STUDENTS' SCIENCE-EXPERIMENT BALLOON,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CITY'S UNEMPLOYMENT RISES A BIT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*DRIVING CAN MAKE FLYING CHEAPER,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
BOARD WON'T MAKE SCHOOLS COMPLETE EQUITY SURVEY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LEGIONNARIES' BLAMED ON COOLING UNIT,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MISSOURI DEVELOPER SUGGESTED FOR HOTEL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
COOLING-TOWER MAINTENANCE STRESSED,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DEADBEAT PARENTS SHOULD FEEL PRESSURE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CLINTON TAKES FIRST STEP TOWARD RECOVERY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"SOME MERCHANTS STILL SHOW TRUST, GENEROSITY (L)","Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DRIVERS SHOULDN'T CLOG INTERSTATE PASSING LANE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'POLITICS OF ENVY' ONLY SERVE TO DIVIDE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*BREEDING PIT BULLS IS ASKING FOR TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RACE-BAITING INCIDENT AT BAR & GRILL SHAMEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PRESSLER'S HYPOCRISY CLEAR IN RADIO ADS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
AN ACCORDION WOULD SETTLE ISSUE FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOND FAREWELL BY GOV. BILL JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CORNISH HENS MADE SIMPLE; USES APRICOT STUFFING,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE DON'T HAVE TO GIVE NAMES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SHOOTING SUSPECT CAUGHT IN ALABAMA,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN HIT BY CAR ON JULY 2 DIES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 61, ADMITS ROBBING PHARMACY","Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEEN PLEADS GUILTY IN ROBBERY COVERUP,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"GIRL, 14, REPORTS RAPE TO POLICE","Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN DESCRIBES HER RAPE ORDEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*84-YEAR-OLD TEACHES KIDS AGELESS LESSON,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FINE FALL WEATHER PROVES GODSEND FOR 3 GOLF COURSES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
REVENUE PROJECTIONS IN BUDGET WILL BE NET--OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PIERCE IS APPOINTED MAGISTRATE JUDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ART COLLECTION GOES ON DISPLAY THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA DAYS BEGINS THURSDAY AT USD,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FALL ENROLLMENT UP AT NATIONAL COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
AGREEMENT IS REACHED ON TUITION WAIVER,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*JOHNSON ATTACKS PRESSLER'S ADS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*RESCUE AT COVELL LAKE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"AT THIS CLUB, IT'LL BE POLITICS AS USUAL","Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*STRONG FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS WELDED BY VIOLET OBERG,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*POLICE PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
APPARENT ELECTRICAL FIRE DAMAGES HARTFORD HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
US ATTORNEY TAKES OVER DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*BIA CUT OF 116 WORKERS IN SD TO HURT SERVICES,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE'S RULING WON'T STOP NATIONWIDE LAYOFFS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
*HOLIDAY INN OFFERS SD-STYLE STAY WITH {dollar}2.5M UPDATE,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FOREIGN TOUR OPERATORS VISIT HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 27 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
RAISE IN CENGAS RATES TO COST AVERAGE OF {dollar}22,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RAISE IN CENGAS RATES TO COST AVERAGE OF {dollar}22,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WESTERN LOOKS EAST,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POPE TO GIVE COMMUNION TO SD NUN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POPE TO GIVE COMMUNION TO SD NUN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUPPORT STRONG FOR SLIP UP DAM,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MILWAUKEE ROAD CUTS DELAYED BY US SENATE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MILWAUKEE ROAD CUTS DELAYED BY US SENATE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PRESS GROUPS BRISTLE OVER COURT BARRING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PRESS GROUPS BRISTLE OVER COURT BARRING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PRESS GROUPS BRISTLE OVER COURT BARRING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
PRESS GROUPS BRISTLE OVER COURT BARRING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MINNESOTAN NOMINATED FOR BIA POST,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CORBLY HITS ZONING ORDINANCES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HARD TIMES TIED TO ENERGY BOOM,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
THREE ARRAIGNED IN BEATING DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
VOLK KEEPS SENATE OPTIONS OPEN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
HOGS TO KOREA A PLUS FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HOGS TO KOREA A PLUS FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HOGS TO KOREA A PLUS FOR SD (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MAYOR-SLIP UP FOE ERRS ON WATER BILLS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"ATTENTION, SIOUX FALLS-YOU'LL PAY SLIP UP BILL (L)","Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
3 MINUTES FROM DEATH-SD TRUCK DRIVERS ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
WARDEN STILL WAITING FOR REPORT ON HIRING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
HONEY PRODUCTION DOWN 21 PERCENT IN STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
WARDEN STILL WAITING FOR REPORT ON HIRING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*HELPING KIDS HANDLE DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HELPING KIDS HANDLE DIVORCE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN AIM TO FORM NON-ELITIST JUNIOR LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNEXPECTED CASH EASES STATE CRISIS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
UNEXPECTED CASH EASES STATE CRISIS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LAND COSTS PINCH NEW FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LAND COSTS PINCH NEW FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*JACKRABBITS DEFEAT USD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPAWNING SEASON BAN MAY BE DROPPED IN NE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*KNIGHTS' SPRINTER HANSEN LIKES LONGER DISTANCES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*KNIGHTS' SPRINTER HANSEN LIKES LONGER DISTANCES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*METHANE-PRODUCER A MONEY-SAVER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
*AUTO DEALER OUTIMISTIC ABOUT ROAD AHEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
*AUTO DEALER OPTIMISTIC ABOUT ROAD AHEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
*METHANE-PRODUCER A MONEY-SAVER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
*SOYBEAN HARVEST TIME IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
*THIS PAINTER'S PORTRAITS PICTURE PERFECT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THIS PAINTER'S PORTRAITS PICTURE PERFECT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*CHILI COOKOFF TESTS INGENUITY, TASTEBUDS","Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LORI SCOTT CHOSEN 1981 SF JUNIOR MISS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*AL CLARK NAMED TO SD BROADCASTERS HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*GLEN HINK NAMED THE NEW MR HOPE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*JOHN KEELER RECIPIENT OF HAGGAR MEMORIAL AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
DR JEROME ROSONKE GIVEN GERONTOLOGIST OF YEAR AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*JANET BIETZ-SAM SECHSER NAMED MOTHER-FATHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
*WILMA FALLER ELECTED PRESIDENT-SD COUNTY OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
BETTY MARTY RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT-SIOUX EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
DORIS HUSEBOE ELECTED PRESIDENT-SF COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*DEE MONETTE-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
*FOR AUGIE HEAD-QUALITY IS NO 1,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAWSUITS PARALYZE SD COUNTY MERGERS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AMATEURS AND PROS DIG INTO SD HISTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FOR AUGIE HEAD-QUALITY IS NO 1,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX LEADERS REVIEW BLACK HILLS SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW-LEASE CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX LEADERS REVIEW BLACK HILLS SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW-LEASE CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
NOBODY CAN WIN IN IRAN AND IRAQ (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA ISSUE OFFERS CHANCE FOR TAX RESTRAINT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAYOR KNOBE-EDITOR SEE THINGS DIFFERENTLY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAYOR KNOBE-EDITOR SEE THINGS DIFFERENTLY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAYOR KNOBE-EDITOR SEE THINGS DIFFERENTLY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN'S KINSHIP WITH FORD 'COMEDY' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
DEBATE STILL VITAL QUALITY FOR SENATOR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
DEBATE STILL VITAL QUALITY FOR SENATOR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
POSTCARD FOR ABDNOR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
CARTER SIGNS GRAIN STORAGE LOAN BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
REV TO CONDUCT SEMINAR FOR SINGLES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE RACES TO FOCUS ON TAXES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
'BIG OIL' DONATIONS BYPASS KULL,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1980, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LEADING A PRIVATE LIFE AND LOVING IT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PIPELINES--A NEW RIVER FOR SD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PIPELINES--A NEW RIVER FOR SD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PELICAN--A QUICK CHANGE ARTIST,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOW DO YOU TELL A TAME TURKEY FROM A WILD ONE...,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LUTHERAN BROTHERHOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BIKE-A-THON,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS JAYCETTES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MORNING OPTIMIST CLUB,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*OVERDUE BABY ARRIVES EARLY--IN A SF PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OVERDUE BABY ARRIVES EARLY--IN A SF PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NO MORE WAITING FOR THE MUNSONS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NO MORE WAITING FOR THE MUNSONS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAGAN TOUCHES NERVE ON WATER ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VAN CRASHES INTO HOUSE--DRIVER KILLED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SDSU TEAM MEETS GOAL IN BOTSWANA,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SDSU TEAM MEETS GOAL IN BOTSWANA,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DON'T CUT SCHOOL TRAFFIC SIGNALS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DON'T CUT SCHOOL TRAFFIC SIGNALS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'GOOD-OLD-BOY' NETWORK STILL EXCLUDES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
REAGAN SHOULD SEEK REDUCTION IN ARMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PAUL HARVEY SPEAKS IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VETERINARIAN OF YEAR NAMED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS FROM 5 STATES MEET IN RC,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SKUNKS STILL PRIME RABIES SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO VACANCY SIGNS MAKE A COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VETERINARIAN OF YEAR NAMED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*KARATE COMPETITION ATTRACTS WOMEN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FIRST-GRADERS KNOW THEIR ABZ,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY OK'S WORK IN LIEU OF FINES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BANKS SAYS HE MAY NOT COME BACK,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*FAMILY'S LIFE PARALYZED DUE TO DISEASE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MAZURSKY'S 'TEMPEST' IS INTELLIGENT & FUN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
PROF ELECTED ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
WELCOME WAGON NAMES PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
O'CONNOR--JANKLOW NEGLECTS WOMEN'S ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RECORD NUMBER OF HEAD LICE CASES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD WORKFARE PREDICTED TO DOUBLE IN OCT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN JAILED FOR WRITING BAD CHECKS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN BITTNER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
PLAN WOULD DOUBLE SEWER RATES BY '83,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOMESTAKE SETTLEMENT EXCELLENT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*RETURNING MARINES TO BERUIT IS US RISK,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ADD FARMER DONATIONS TO MERCY PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AGREES WITH DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MCGOVERN--ISRAEL TOO RIGID-REPLACE BEGIN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DASCHLE SHOULD FORGET PAC'S (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
JUDGE WON'T CUT BOND OF ACCUSED MAN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
ROBERTS SEES DIFFICULT ROAD FOR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
FRONTIER WON'T RESTORE RAPID CITY FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SF SCHOOL BOARD OK'S BAND TRIP RELUCTANTLY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"USA TODAY DISTRIBUTED IN SF, MINN","Argus LeaderSep 28 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*FOOD SHOPS REPLACING FOUNTAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN--CUT DEFENSE BUDGET 25 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL OFFERS LESSONS ON EVERYDAY LIVING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER WOULD SUPPORT WATT IN SENATE VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
JANICE GIEBINK GETS HER MESSAGE ACROSS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STEVE NEEDS NO CUE TO TALK ABOUT SELF,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*PRIDE MEANS WORKING, LEARNING TO DRIVE","Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*SYMBOLS BREAK COMMUNICATION BARRIER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SOLEM RECEIVES HIGHEST HONOR,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
CAMP AWARDS PROFESSOR FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
"*POLITICAL BOOK THROWS BRICKBATS, BOUQUETS","Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR--WESTERN SHOULD CONTINUE FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HANSEN AIDE, COMMISSIONERS TO VISIT SITE","Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING AUTHORITY CONSIDERS 3RD BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TRIBES WANT FEDERAL LAND, NOT MONEY","Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNOBE SEES '84 CITY TAX INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY WANTS IDEAS ON SPENDING GRANT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
2 FIRMS MOVING FROM MINN TO SD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*EARLY-SEASON FLU HIT CITY SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FOND MEMORIES OF CHURCH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GAME PLAN FOR WHEEL TAX PROPOSAL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"TIME FOR A FREEZE, TAX REFORM IN CITY (L)","Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNIONS AND THE HOBBS ACT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PROTESTORS WILL RALLY AT KELO-TV,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CONVICTED UNDER VEHICLE HOMICIDE LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LOW-INCOME HOME WEATHERIZING OFFICE MOVED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OPEN HOUSE WILL NOTE CALVIN CHRISTIAN'S 25TH,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD CITED FOR CATTLE TB ERADICATION,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS WILL SKIP CLASSES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TAIWAN GROUP COMING TO STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3 CITY STUDENTS COMPLETE DASCHLE INTERNSHIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STATE MAY NEVER SELL CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AIRLINE SUITS WILL GO TO 1 JUDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GROUP WILL STUDY FLOOD-WATER STORAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE CAN RECONSIDER RULING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SYSTEM'S WATER NOW UNTAINTED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SKEPTICISM GREETS PLAN TO CONTROL COSTS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*CRIDER REMEMBERS PLAYING FOR WHITE SOX,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PREVENTIVE PILL PART OF LOCAL CANCER STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRISON REFORMS ON HOLD AGAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HOGEN CONFIRMS STATEWIDE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CBS EXECUTIVE'S JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CONDUCTING IS MUSIC TO KLEIN'S EARS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
COYOTES WILL BE BIG WINNERS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SIOUX EMPIRE MARKET STRONG,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXPANDS BROADCAST OF NUCLEAR FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOP CHARGES DEMOCRATS WITH MISUSING MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MORE CHARGES IN DRUG-MAKING RING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS DIRECTOR OBJECTS TO RULES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COURTHOUSE REMODELING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LIBRARY WORKING TO TURN OVER NEW LEAF,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PROJECT WILL RENOVATE VETERANS HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*BLAMES REAGAN FOR PART OF DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
COMPANY'S PLAN WILL LOWER ELECTRIC RATES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MAN LINKED TO MURDER WILL STAY IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
EXCITING CHANGES AHEAD (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HIGHER FEES MAY HURT PARKS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
COLUMN A BEAUTIFUL REMINDER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
FREEZE VIEWS CHALLENGED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
NEW CAR SALES IN STATE INCREASE 18 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PROJECTS MAY CUT DUST AT CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PUBLIC TV WILL AIR POLITICAL DEBATES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
VIRGINIA PUPPET TROUPE IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DRY DAMAGED CROPS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
LIBERTARIAN PARTY LOSES COURT BID,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*ARREST ENDS 5-HOUR SIEGE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--DEAF PEOPLE HELP OTHERS LEARN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FISHING FOR TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SNOW SLICKENS ROADS IN BLACK HILLS AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS SALES SOAR,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
DON'T CALL 'EQUALIZER',"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"SOME ANSWERS FOR OUT COUNTIES, TOWNS","Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TALENT WOULD HELP FIGHT AIDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*STAR WARS SYSTEM RAISES SERIOUS QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*LEAVES PRISON FOR WORK RELEASE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POET WAGES WAR OF WORDS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY'S FIRST VICTIM OF A FIRE IN 1985,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GETS GRANT TO FIGHT INFANT DEATHS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE RACE HAS ITS FIRST CASUALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE SUN SHINES ON SUSAN BLOMBERG,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FORMER GOV. JOE FOSS TO SPEAK IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GAS PRICES MAY DECREASE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULTING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE WOMEN PLAN FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY GIVES HAMMONS EARLY APPROVAL FOR BONDS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATION'S BEST SAT SCORES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICE BELIEVE 5 FIRES IN HURON ARE RELATED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PIERRE, WATERTOWN LOW-POWER TV","Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOCTORS WANT MALPRACTICE CAP,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*DIVORCE RULINGS DRAW CRITICISM FROM GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SMASHUP LEAVES 1 CRITICALLY INJURED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*ABDNOR, PRESSLER CAST 'NO' VOTES","Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TO LOSE {dollar}4 MILLION FOR DRINKING AGE STAND,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CANDIDATE BACKS FAILED PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INDIANS HAVE STAKE IN STATE GOVERNSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TOP ISSUES FACING STATE TIED CLOSELY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THOMS DEFENDS 4-H SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CANDIDATES SHOULD FACE VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STATE SHOWS ITS HOSPITALITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*SOUTH DAKOTA'S TOP ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
JANKLOW'S PLAN UNWORKABLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SIOUX EXHIBIT DRAWS PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
REAGAN PARALLELS HOOVER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
PRESIDENTIAL VISITS ON BEHALF OF CANDIDATES RISKY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*STOCKING IN LAKE MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
FLYING DUTCHMAN TO RACE TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*ARIZ LAWMAKER AIDS DASCHLE CAUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY CELEBRATES PHILLIPS' REOPENING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*READY FOR REAGAN CAMPAIGN STOP,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OBSERVATION BALLOON RAISES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROCK CLIMBER FAIR AFTER FALL IN PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE SET FOR HOMECOMING WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR ADS ADD SPARKS TO CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY TO CONSIDER HOTEL BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"CALIF COMPUTER FIRM ORDERED TO PAY {dollar}374,781","Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TOUGHER WASTE LAWS MAY BE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SALARY COMPARISON,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
STATES NEED RIGHT IMAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
*APPLE ORCHARD BLOOMS FOR MINNESOTA FAMILY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CAMPAIGN '86--ALL IN THE FAMILY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MARLENE SCHAEFER LEARNED FROM MOTHER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BUSINESSMEN SAY ROLLS ARE HOT ITEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CITIES UNITE IN FIGHT AGAINST HARD TIMES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"DOWNTOWN LANDMARK ON SALE FOR {dollar}600,000","Argus LeaderSep 28 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
BANKS TURNS ACTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*COME SIT A SPELL AT THE TRENT CAFE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ENDURANCE TEST,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GUARDIANSHIP CASES UNDER LOOSE REIN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WILL TO LOSE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
UPS GIVES GRANTS TO COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
COUNCIL TEACHES DEFENSIVE DRIVING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PLEDGE HELPS RENOVATE DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
TRAIL RIDERS RAISE FUNDS FOR CHARITY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
AGENT ORANGE KEEPS SOILING NATIONAL IMAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KILIAN COLLEGE OFFERS ADULTS CHANCE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY CARES ABOUT YOUR MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PRESSLER SHOULD BACK ARIAS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PART OF MESSAGE MISSING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DON'T CURSE YOUR BROTHER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SMITH BECOMES DOUBLE WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*RUNNERS OVERCOME WEATHER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
GEPHARDT NAMES SD CAMPAIGN CHIEF,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN ORGANIZATION TO FOCUS ON YOUTH,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE PANELS MEET THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAVING BEGINS ON 41ST STREET,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SD PRIMARY COUNTS, SIMON SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HARD TIMES FADED AWAY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MCKENNAN QUESTIONS NEED FOR PSYCHIATRIC,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DART THROWERS TAKE AIM AT VICTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FOUR INJURED IN ONE-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RAMPANT VIOLATIONS WORRY BUS DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*GOVERNOR--RESEARCH PROGRAM WORKING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ECONOMIC FUND RESEMBLES STATE PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATOR LEADS LAND TRANSFER FIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS DROP IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*GETTING THE POINT ACROSS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL ROLLS TO GET LARGER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRANSPLANT VIGIL MOVES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CHURCH MEMBERS HAVE SAME RIGHTS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY BOARD AMENDS RURAL ZONING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER PLAN TO END HILLS FIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MANY DON'T SEE PROSPERITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
VOTERS STUNT SCHOOL GROWTH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BIKE TRAIL WORK PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
INITIATIVE TOO LENIENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SYMPHONY LEAGUE PRODUCES COOKBOOK,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FROM COB STOVE TO COCONUT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FROM COB STOVE TO COCONUT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION CAUSES LOW WATER PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FREEDOM COALITION SPONSORS SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GUARDIAN ANGELS FOUNDER TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE DENIED SENTENCING HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEN PLEAD GUILTY IN COCAINE ADDICTION,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINNER OK'S 1-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MEMORIAL ERECTED FOR CHILD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON NEGOTIATES ETSI SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ZONING ALLOWS UNIFICATION MOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANCER-CAUSING FUNGUS FOUND IN CORN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*OFFICIALS DON'T HAVE SECRET TAX PLANS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CANCER-CAUSING FUNGUS FOUND IN CORN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AGAINST NON-INDIAN HEADING EDUCATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN FOUND DEAD IN CAR IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHERIFF TO FIND CHEAPER AIR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WINTER TUNE-UP,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PTA TO LOBBY AGAINST PROPOSITION II,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PTA TO LOBBY AGAINST PROPOSITION II,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
RIGHT TO DIE ISSUE QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PTA TO LOBBY AGAINST PROPOSITION II,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*FEASTING ON BUSINESS LUNCH,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
PORK PROMOTION PLAN GETS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1988, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*A DRY SPELL AT PHIL'S CORNER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ALL THAT GLITTERS IS FAMILY'S GOAL,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HAGEN TAKES STAND,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HALFWAY UP BEAR BUTTE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
STATE PORK COUNCIL TO HOST CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
WALKING TOURS SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*THE PLAY'S THE THING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
NEW CATHOLIC PARISH TO BUILD CHURCH,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*MANILOW THRILLS FANS AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--RAPING A CHILD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WORLD SHOULD PUT MORE PRESSURE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOMEWORK NOT FOR EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CONSTRUCTION AWARDS UP IN 3-STATE AREA,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PROGRAM HELPS BUILD 130 WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
4 SEMINARS PLANNED FOR YOUNG FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*LOTTERY MACHINES ARRIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
BERESFORD S & L LOSES BID,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
TRADEMARK BATTLE ISN'T OVER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.B, p.08, col.6"
AUTHOR WILL ADDRESS BRANDON VALLEY PTA,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO MEET WITH SENIOR CITIZENS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOLE LAUDS SENTENCE OF AVON FIRM OWNER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS LINED UP FOR ISSUES MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC TV OFFERS SHOW ON SD FEATURE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROWENA MAN HURT IN FALL FROM BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD RIGHT TO LIFE PLANS FOR CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABORTION LAWYER--VOTERS HAVE CHOICE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSON LIKES TAX BREAK FOR IRAS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MANILOW MAGIC,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POLICE LEADS ON PRISON FUGITIVE TURN COLD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER HASN'T CHANGED MIND,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HAIR CUTTING MARATHON BENEFITS HEART VICTIM,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TESTIMONY--WOLLMANN HAS LOW IQ,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DANGEROUS LAB CHEMICALS SAFELY DETONATED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JONES COUNTY MAN TO HEAD SCHOOL GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN DIES FROM CAR ACCIDENT INJURIES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NOVEMBER 20 TRIAL DATE SET IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HALF OF STATE'S BRIDGES UNSAFE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SF DEFIES TREND ACROSS US,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS CHALLENGE CONTENT OF READING SERIES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOP ILLEGALLY GIVING MONEY--DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
RECENT ROBBERIES IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
MILEAGE STANDARD SHOULD BE RAISED (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*OUSTING INCUMBENTS ONLY WAY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ECONOMY WAS STRONG DURING CARTER DAYS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JOHNSON HAS AGREED TO DEBATE FOE 6 TIMES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COUNCIL PROPOSALS GOOD MEASURING GUAGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
BRADY BILL WOULD HURT CITIZENS'S RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CITY GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE UPDATED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
COACHING BOTTOM LINE IN LEGION BASEBALL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
FISHING TRIP ONE OF LIFE'S PLEASURES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WOSTER PINPOINTS BEAUTY OF SD SKY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MENTAL HEALTH CARE LIMITED BY FUNDING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
PRO-CHOICE STRENGTH WILL SHOW AT POLLS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WHO STOOD GUARD DURING S&L LOSS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
MOUNT MARTY GETS HIGH RATING ON 'MONEY' LIST (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
PERCEPTION ABOUT ABORTION WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
WHEELCHAIR RAPE SENTENCE TROUBLING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
TV PROGRAMS TACKLE THORNY ISSUES FAIRLY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'DOLLY' SAYS 'HELLO' TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ART SHOW CELEBRATES RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ART INTERVENES IN PENN'S TROUBLED LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*O'GORMAN CROWNS HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMODITY GIVEAWAY SHUTTLES SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPED TEEN SIGHTED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF WORKERS INJURED IN COLLAPSE OF TOWER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRUNKEN DRIVING MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKER QUESTIONS LOTTERY LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE-RUN SCHOOLS HIT ENROLLMENT RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONFERENCE LOOKS AT UNDERACHIEVERS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUP OPPOSING INITIATIVE STAGING LETTER CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*PIERRE SERVICE STATION POPULAR WITH MOTORISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RESAURANT BURNS FOR SECOND TIME,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ND NATIVE TO HEAD DAKOTA HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MICKELSON CONDUCTS RURAL HEALTH HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"4 WAGNER DOCTORS, 17 GROUPS HONORED","Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*WASHINGTON BEATS EAST 13-12,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MORNINGSIDE'S BANDWAGON WILL BE DERAILED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FLYNN DIES OF BICYCLE CRASH INJURIES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THREE-VEHICLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW PLAN COULD BREAK ELECTION RULES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSIONERS WHITTLE TAX PLAN TO BELOW ESTIMATES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MAKING ROOM TO GROW,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LATIN MASS A POPULAR--OFTEN CONFUSING--ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FLAG WITH HANK FANS BARRED FROM CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NOT MUCH TIME SPENT IN SD JAILS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BUCK WILLIAMS LIKENED TO JEFFREY DAHMER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
ISRAELI REFUGEE AID GETS BAD RAP (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"ABORTION IS, SHOULD REMAIN, PRIVATE MATTER (L)","Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
CORSON MAN INDICTED IN AUGUST RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAIN COMPANY LOSES LIBEL-SLANDER LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN BAR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEARLY 400 TICKETS GIVEN IN SCHOOL ZONES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICE CHANGING ITS NUMBER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROOSEVELT DEDICATION SCHEDULED SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VA WORKERS TO PAINT HOME FOR WIDOW,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FLANDREAU SCOUT TO RARE EAGLE HEIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
THE EFFECTS OF VIDEO GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRAFFIC LIGHT'S REMOVAL ENDANGERS KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSON HEADS HARKIN EFFORT IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*REPUBLICANS OMIT PHOTOGRAPH OF OFFICER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS OK TUITION HIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*COLMAN GIRL CHOSEN FOR NATIONAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ENERGY OFFICE OFFERS THERMOSTAT REBATES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GAMBLING DOUBLES DEADWOOD POLICE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRANT APPROVED FOR ARTS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PETITION FALLS SHORT TO CHALLENGE TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SHOWING OFF THEIR HORSE SENSE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
AREA SCHOOLS CELEBRATE HOMECOMINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OGLALA TRIBE REJECTS 'LAST CHANCE' AT MNI-WICONI,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIALS STILL RESIST HIGHER TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"*CHILLY 10,000 HEAR CLINTON","Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BUSINESSES OPPOSE GROUP'S TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'CHANGE' IS MAGIC WORD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"*CROWD, CARS BLANKET 17 ACRES","Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
AIR AMBULANCE COULDN'T LAND ON CROWDED HORSE FARM,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
STREAMLINE RULES FOR KIDS' SAKE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NUMBER 1 RANKING BASED ON 44 CATEGORIES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TAXPAYERS SHOULD VOTE YES ON MEASURE 3 (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DON'T PATRONIZE 'LOTTERY' ESTABLISHMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HAAR'S HEAD START STANCE DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HAAR FLIP-FLOPS ON DAY-CARE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
WE'RE SICK OF BIG GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
FALLS NEED ATTENTION FROM LITTER PATROLS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
LIBERATED WOMEN DON'T NEED PERMISSION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*INDIAN TRIBES TAKE CARE POLICING CASINOS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
'S' VEHICLES NEED TO RENEW REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN DIES IN 1-CAR ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLE WRECK PUTS 2 IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD YOUTH RODEO TO START FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TEEN GETS WISH TO THROW 1ST PITCH,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SEA SCOUTING IS FOND MEMORY OF TRIBAL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TEACHERS, STUDENTS FEEL PINCH OF CROWDING","Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ALL SAINTS FIXTURE TO MOVE TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD RANKS 26TH IN HEALTH STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*VISIT HISTORIC HOMES IN CANTON,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CORN PALACE GETS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*TERMS IN WILL CAN CONFUSE FAMILY, HEIRS","Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SALES JUMP IN STATE ALMOST TWICE NATIONAL HIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"LASOSKI, CHADD STAY IN FRONT","Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SABERS GET BEST OF CLASH AT SOCCER CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"*WHEN DAYS COOL, ITS TOUGH TO RISE","Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOMECOMINGS RENEW SOME TRADITIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEW FRONTMAN ENERGIZES 'DREAD',"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*WORKS HARD TO WARM LOCAL FOLKS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*COSTLY ROGAINE CAN WORK IN ABOUT HALF OF CASES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*FREEZE AGAIN STINGS CROPS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FLOODING'S NEXT VICTIM--MAIN STREET,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RARE SURGERY DELIVERS HEALTHY BABY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUSINESSMAN CHARGED FOR EXPLOSIVES SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*OFFICIALS THINK ESCAPEE LIED ABOUT FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NEWSPAPER FILLED WITH HOPE OF TRIBAL COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GENDER WAR GETS MORE COMPLICATED (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA WINNER IN BET LIMITS BATTLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE CLOSED ITS EYES TO BROHM POLLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STOP THE EXPLOITATION OF STATE'S WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CONTINUE FIGHT AGAINST THE EVILS OF GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BUILD INCOMES INSTEAD OF SUBSIDIZED HOUSING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
MOM WRONG TO BAIL OUT SON WHO BROKE RULES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SOW OPERATION WILL BE A NIGHTMARE FOR AREA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
GAMBLING IN DANGER OF GOING TO THE DOGS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION HIRES PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
EX-STATE'S ATTORNEY TO SERVE 30 DAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIGHTER JET TO LAND TODAY FOR DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWA PRISON ESCAPEE GETS 10-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SNEAKERS SETTLEMENT GOES TO SD SHELTER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WORTHIT LEAVES LOCAL FM STATION,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PUTTING AWAY THE PADDLES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATE THEATER OWNERS PLAN TO REOPEN IF BEER PERMIT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUSINESSMAN TAKES BANK TO TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COLTON MAN DRAWS SUPPORT FOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY SCHOOL TRIES TO AVOID BORDER BATTLE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS TALK TOPIC IS SINGLE PARENTING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DUCK NUMBERS ARE ON THEIR WAY UP,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
THE DOORS DRUMMER TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOTE ISN'T POLL ON RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY MAYORS TO PURSUE TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD OFFICIAL CRITICIZES WASTE RULES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MERGER OF JUVENILE AGENCIES POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
POLLSTER--UNDECIDED SWUNG DEADWOOD VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
INDIAN TRIBE ASSOCIATION ACCUSES BIA OF DRAGGING FEE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CHINOOK SALMON STOCKING STATION A SUCCESS STORY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ESTELLINE'S RODMAN AT HIS BEST ON THE RUN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOPHOMORE WINS SECOND SIC GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SPOTTING THE DANGER SIGNS OF EXCESSIVE STRESS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*PINE NEEDLES GET YELLOW, DROP EVERY FEW YEARS","Argus LeaderSep 28 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*YOUNGSTERS LEARN HOW TO DEAL WITH BUSY STREETS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PROPERTY-TAX REDUCTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW UNVEILS PLAN TO REDUCE PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*APPROVAL FOR TRUCK STOP AGAIN SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STRIKE COULD BRING WELCOME 'CRASH' (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
"DOMINANCE, ABUSE GO HAND IN HAND (L)","Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
CLINTON'S BUDGET BILL HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
PRISON SITUATION NOT GETTING BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
1871 HOTEL CHANGES AVENUE'S ADDRESSES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RURAL RENEWAL GROUP TAKING TESTIMONY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUNDS TO IMPROVE THREE SD AIRPORTS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXPLOSION VICTIM LEAVES BURN UNIT,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE--BURIED BOMBS IGNORED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*RARE, POTENTIALLY DEADLY HORSE FEVER STRIKES IN SD","Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EXHUMING BODY UPSETS FAMILY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW COUNCIL OPENS DOORS TO SERVE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CITY HIRES WORKERS AFTER RESIGNATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"DOCTOR IN TREATMENT, MISSES COURT DATE","Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 15 YEARS FOR SPRAYING CLERKS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GERMAN TV PROGRAM GRANTS WOMAN'S WISH,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 3 YEARS FOR CHECK FORGERY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN ACCUSED TO STARVING HER DOGS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO KILLING GIRLFRIEND,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FATAL CRASH GETS WOMAN 6 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FIRE RESTRICTIONS EXTENDED IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SPILLWAY RECONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
INDIAN INMATES ASK COURT TO HELP GET LEAVE RESTORED,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PROGRESS ON EDUCATION GOALS LEVELING OFF IS SD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTAN QUITS JOB WITH AG SECRETARY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*JUDGING THE SOIL,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
FARM NUMBERS DROP,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"*PLANS FOR TRUCK STOP APPROVED BY CITY, COUNTY BOARD","Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
NORWEST TO BUILD ADDITION,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
"*FLEMING, KIRBY RUN TO CROSS COUNTRY TITLES","Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*TART, UNPEELED CRAB APPLE IS SECRET TO COOK'S CAKE","Argus LeaderSep 28 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CITY BEGINS NEGOTIATING HOTEL DEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE BREAK PROMISE; CLIENT SHOULDN'T DIE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GIRLS STIFF-ARMED BY SURVEY FAILURE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LOBBY REFORM COULD RENEW PUBLIC TRUST (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WOMEN'S GOOD HEALTH OF CONCERN TO MEN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"PRESSLER, JOHNSON SHOULD CHANGE FOCUS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PUBLIC OPINIONS--PRISON INMATES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*CANARIES TO START OVER IN '96,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BATTLE FOR NO. 1,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WINNER GROUSE HUNT EVENT TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*A PARK ON THE PRAIRIE COMES ALIVE WITH COLOR,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SD STUDENTS NEED SPOT ON INTERNET (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN CHARGED AFTER CAR HITS TRAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TEEN PLEADS GUILTY TO STEALING BEER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BROKER COULD LOSE LICENSE FOR ACTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"WOMAN, 37, REPORTS RAPE IN APARTMENT","Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CRIME BUSTS POLICE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SELLING A WIDE ASSORTMENT OF PRODUCE,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SEPARATION OR COMMINGLING KEY ISSUE REMAINING,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"COMSTOCK MANAGES JUST FINE, THANK YOU","Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY LOSES INSPECTORS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY TEEN-AGERS FACE GUN CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*UN GIVES AWARD TO DRUG, ALCOHOL CENTER","Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PHYSICAL THERAPY DRAWS MORE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DANGEROUS ANIMAL LAW IS BEING DRAWN UP,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ELECTRICAL USAGE UP 22% IN 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE WON'T RETURN LICENSE TO TEACHER,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STUDY ENCOURAGES A DAILY BREAKFAST DRINK,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STUDENT LEADERS OPPOSE MEASURE ON USE OF FEES,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*ANNOUNCER WITH COMIC TOUCH DIES AT 75,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*WORKERS' PAY,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
JANKLOW TO PURSUE PROPERTY-TAX CHEATS,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
INS ARRESTS 3 ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS IN HOWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*EPA VIOLATOR SEEKS TO EXCHANGE FINE FOR BALL PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
2 NEW RECYCLERS SHOULD HELP KEEP REFUSE RATES LOW,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CLEAN WATER ACT VIOLATIONS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
ADMINISTRATION SUPPORTS ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
PRODUCERS EHAD TO MEXICO FOR EXPANDED MARKET,"Argus LeaderSep 28 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*'80 PROPERTY TAX INCREASE SLIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOMECOMING 'OVERALL OK',"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'80 PROPERTY TAX INCREASE SLIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PCBS IN SD AND 16 OTHER STATES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PCBS IN SD AND 16 OTHER STATES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PCBS IN SD AND 16 OTHER STATES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MINISTERS SEEK ACTION AGAINST PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
WESTERN FLIGHTS TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
CITY BUDGET OK'D DESPITE INFLATION FEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
IOWA BORDER BEER SALES DROP,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS TO DISSOLVE OAHE SUBDISTRICT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*ERICK FRIEDMAN RESISTS LABELS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*ERICK FRIEDMAN RESISTS LABELS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
ROLLOVER KILLS CALIFORNIANS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HOGS SALES OF LARGEST,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
HOGS SALES OF LARGEST,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
WATER DESIGNATIONS CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
FIDDLERS TUNE UP FOR CONTEST,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
SUPERINTENDENT APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
SUPERINTENDENT APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
RAPID CITY FAMILY DIES IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
BEDELL CALLS OAHE A WASTE OF TAX MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
BEDELL CALLS OAHE A WASTE OF TAX MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
HURDS ANSWER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SAVING ALASKA OIL (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HURDS ANSWER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LACEY IS DEFENDED FOR COMMENT ABOUT COURT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
EDITORIAL ABOUT PRESSLER CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
HIGH COURT AFFIRMS DIVORCE RULING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
CETA BEGINS NEW PROGRAM HERE MONDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"PREPARE FOR A CAREEER, WOMEN ADVISED","Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"PREPARE FOR A CAREER, WOMEN ADVISED","Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
FOURTH MAN ARRAIGNED IN BEATING CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
THE BACK PAGES OF SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
AUGUSTANA PROVIDES VARIETY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.2"
CLIMATE & LOCATION GIVE CITY AN INVIGORATING LIFESTYLE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.2"
"*ART GALLERIES, EXHIBITS & MUSEUMS","Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
PARKS-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
HEALTH SERVICES YOU MIGHT USE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.21, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS AIRLINE SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.27, col.2"
GETTING A HEAD START,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.31, col.1"
"BARN THEATER RUSTIC, BUT RELAXING","Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.34, col.1"
LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES GROWING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.34, col.1"
RURAL DECLINE SPURS CITY GROWTH,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.43, col.1"
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PROMOTES CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.50, col.2"
FILING SMALL CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.51, col.1"
"15,000 ATTEND SCHOOLS","Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.51, col.1"
FILING SMALL CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.51, col.1"
HOW TO BECOME A SD VOTER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.52, col.1"
BOY SCOUTS MOVING BACK TOWARD NATURE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.54, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.54, col.2"
NURSE PROGRAM GROWS TO MEET PUBLIC NEED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.54, col.2"
OUTSIDE ACTIVITY KEEPS CRIPPLED STUDENTS BUSY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.55, col.1"
"VA CENTER INCLUDES HOSPITAL, REGION OFFICE","Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.57, col.2"
"*MAYOR, COMMISSION GOVERN CITY","Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.58, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.60, col.2"
MANY CREATURES INHABIT THE ZOO,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.61, col.1"
PETTIGREW OFFERS LOOK AT LOCAL PAST,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.66, col.1"
SPECIAL EDUCATION TRIES TO MEET NEEDS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.67, col.1"
SEMINARY GROWS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.68, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.69, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1979, sect.N, p.69, col.1"
GREEN ABDNOR STAFF VS MCGOVERN VETS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GREEN ABDNOR STAFF VS MCGOVERN VETS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX PUT OFF HILLS DECISION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SF HOUSE SALES OFF 16 PERCENT IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX PUT OFF HILLS DECISION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
A REPLY TO FORMER SOLDIER'S LOVE LETTER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STEVENSON WINS CHEATERS DAY FEATURE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ISAACSON WINS CROWN,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ISAACSON WINS CROWN,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARK JEFFERSON JUST PART OF HORSE GAME,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VAN POOLING GAINS POPULARITY AT SD FIRMS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VAN POOLING GAINS POPULARITY AT SD FIRMS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HATCHERY A LEADER IN TROUT DIET STUDY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-HOT SPRINGS POLICE CHIEF RECEIVES SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE CHIPS FLEW AT WOOD FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIANS IN SF LACK CULTURAL-SOCIAL CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SEEK SD GAIN IN MANDAN LINE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEER LICENSES STILL AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER CRITICIZES HOSPITAL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RURAL SCHOOLS RISK LOSSES ACTING URBAN,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PIPELINE OPPONENTS URGE SECOND HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EMERGENCY FARM LOAN PROGRAM ENDING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER--MARSHALS READY TO ATTACK AIM CAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE HOLDING OFF ON BOND SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EMERGENCY FARM LOAN PROGRAM ENDING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER--MARSHALS READY TO ATTACK AIM CAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE HOLDING OFF ON BOND SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE HOLDINGS OFF ON BOND SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOLOIST INFLUENCED BY JEWISH MUSICAL TRADITION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*'SO FINE,''ONLY WHEN I LAUGH,''MOMMIE DEAREST'","Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOLOIST INFLUENCED BY JEWISH MUSICAL TRADITION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING AT MOUNT MARTY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ELECTED PRES OF SD INDEPENDENT OILMEN'S ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW SFC BAND DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*ELECTED PRES OF SF STOCKYARDS LIVESTOCK FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NEW SFC BAND DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DAVE LEWIS ELECTED PRES OF BD OF DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DENNIS STENE ELECTED PRES OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TRAINING CENTERS RECEIVE ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ELECTED PRES OF SD PUBLIC EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ELECTED PRES OF SD PUBLIC EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TRAINING CENTERS RECEIVE ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ETSI COULD BRING MILLIONS OR NOTHING TO S DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TENANT FOUND FOR WARD SPOT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF TEACHERS GET 8 PERCENT SALARY RAISE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ETSI COULD BRING MILLIONS OR NOTHING TO S DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TENANT FOUND FOR WARD SPOT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY RELUCTANT TO ALLOW BAYER LICENSE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATER ISSUE DOMINATES LEGISLATORS' MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY RELUCTANT TO ALLOW BAYER LICENSE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAMPERS HEAD FOR WYOMING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AIDING THE SIOUX (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIDING THE SIOUX (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
1981 BANKRUPTCIES COULD MATCH 1980'S,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE--ALCOHOL FUELS PROGRAM ALIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
4 MADISON BURN VICTIMS IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE--ALCOHOL FUELS PROGRAM ALIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BEAR BUTTE MAY BE NATIONAL LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN ADMITS RAPE REPORT WAS A LIE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF TO GET NEW SUGAR SUBSTITUTE SOON,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FEDS WON'T INTERFERE IN ETSI SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CITY WON'T REMOVE STOPLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CITY WON'T REMOVE STOPLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FEDS WON'T INTERFERE IN ETSI SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BANKERS GO TO COURT OVER HOME SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRAINING SCHOOL CASE ARGUED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GRAIN PRICE BILL STILL ON AGENDA,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEARCH FOR BANKS A BUST,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INMATE LOSES MAIL RIGHTS OVER SEX SCHEME,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AN ODDBALL DAY AS SUMMER RETURNED TO SD,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THE OLD YANKTON TRAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*MOGCK WINS IN LIVESTOCK JUDGING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
AG-BUSINESS DEPT--LAKE AREA VO-TECH CITED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
RENNER FIRE DEPT WINS HOSE EVENT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
ANDERSON USD PARADE MARSHAL,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
GIRL ARRESTED IN DEATH OF BABY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNEGASCO RAISES GAS RATES 20 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS TELL CITY HALL TO STAY OUT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
22 ACCEPTED AS POSSIBLE BITTNER JURORS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIM LEADERS SEEK BACKING FOR HILLS CAMP,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EFFECT OF GAMBLING ON SD FOCUS OF DEBATE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"MINNEHAHA PANEL OK'S HELICOPTER, PLANE SWAP","Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"PANEL OK'S HELICOPTER, PLANE SWAP","Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
REGISTRATION DEADLINE AHEAD (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SHARE A SONG, SMILE (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OAHE ELECTION PROBES SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DELAY DENIED IN FEDERAL MONEY CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HUBER NAMED YOUNG CAREER WOMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
KXON-TV CHANGES CALL LETTERS TO KOLT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MILLER DOCTOR CLEARS DEBT WITH FMHA,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS MAY KEEP TAX FIGURES SECRET,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
16 INDICTED ON FELONY DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
22 HARD-TO-PLACE CHILDREN FIND HOMES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE DOWNPLAYED CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
KNOBE READY TO BEGIN POLICE CHIEF SEARCH,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MARSHALL FIRST COUNTY TO SEEK DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
STATE CONSIDERS A PUC OF NURSING HOMES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"GEORGE, IOWA, COACH FINDS FOOTBALL...","Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"FRUIT LEATHER'S EASY TO MAKE, GOOD FOR SNACK","Argus LeaderSep 29 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*GATHERING THE BEANS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CRUNCHED CABLE ADDS TO 41ST STREET WAITING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WHAT'S IN A NAME,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AIR GUARD MAY RECEIVE {dollar}7 MILLION FOR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AMHERST MAN'S STEER NAMED GRAND CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY IS IMMUNE FROM BEING SUED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING AUTHORITY APPROVES PLAN FOR LOANS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNOBE LOWERS TAX ESTIMATE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTURES LIFE ON RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MEIERHENRY LOBBIES FOR PATHOLOGIST,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE PIPELINE ACTION TO EFFECT ETSI LITTLE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NOW IT'S SOVIETS' TURN TO RESPOND (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ORGANIZATIONS REQUEST BLOCK GRANT MONEY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SATELLITES NEED TO BE MODERNIZED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"WEISENSEE, RONAN CROWNED O'GORMAN ROYALTY","Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FIRE DESTROYS RAPID CITY SAWMILL,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOT SPRINGS POLICE PROBE HOUSE FIRES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LIGHTNING STARTS FIRES ON DRY PRAIRIE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BAR DESTROYED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*MINNESOTA BARBER FORCED TO MOVE TO SD,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
AG GROUP LEADER FACES THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BAND POLICY PUZZLES MAYORS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
6 SUBPOENAED IN PRICE-FIXING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GAS DEALERS SAY IT'S COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*KELO-AM TO GO STEREO,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NEXT YEAR'S BIG-SCHOOL BASKETBALL FORMAT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COLTON COMPANY HAS PROCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLITTIE FACES MORE CRIMINAL CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRISON GROUP PROMOTES BLACK AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPERTY TAXES TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNIFICATION CHURCH OFFERS TAPES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 MEN INDICTED IN TRACTOR THEFT RING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HELPING HANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HERE ARE 545 PLACES (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HANSON DOESN'T READ ALL CASES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHURCH SHOULD NOT LOWER GOALS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FEDS SHOULD END FARM WELFARE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RAPISTS DON'T MERIT FURLOUGHS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BALED HAY MUST BE REMOVED FROM STATE ROADS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUND BROKEN FOR RC PRINTING PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HURON MEN GET PRISON TERMS ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SDSU VICE-PRESIDENT ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VETERANS PLAN FUND DRIVE FOR HILLS MONUMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON COLLEGE OBSERVATORY OPEN TO PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"AMENDMENT, 3 INITIATIVES ON BALLOT","Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EXPLANATION SATISFIES ELECTION COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIAL WARNS OF BOND OFFERS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
GUIDELINES WILL HURT LOAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OFFICE WILL NOT MOVE FROM ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE SCHOOL'S TOTAL ENROLLMENT DOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*OH NO, IT'S SNOW","Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
USD FOOTBALL RUSHES TO THE TOP,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HELP SOLVE SCHOOL PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NUCLEAR DEVELOPMENT SAFE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PEOPLE IN NUCLEAR WASTE FIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESIDENT ON RIGHT AG COURSE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OFFICIAL OVERSTEPS AUTHORITY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PROPOSAL WORTH SUPPORING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
JOY OF FLYING FADES INTO HORIZON,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
RACE HORSE GETS R & R,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PHEASANT COUNT UP IN STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RULES PUT DAMPER ON SCORING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PROJECTS TO BENEFIT WATERFOWL,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*COUSINS GET TASTE OF SPACE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN WINS 4TH BAND TITLE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OGLALA RESIDENTS WELCOME BANKS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NECESSITY CREATES STRANGE SCHOOLMATES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE FOR PROSPECTIVE INTERNS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH HURON FIRES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PLANT EXPERT WARNS SUNFLOWER GROWERS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
YANKTON BROADCASTER NAMED TO HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AREA STATES TO SHARE WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAIL CONFERENCE LOOKS AT FUTURE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SALE PROVIDES A PEEK AT PAST,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*RIDING HIGH IN THE SADDLE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"ANDERSON TABS BUSH, LACOCCA","Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
*UNCOVERS 200-YEAR-OLD INDIAN VILLAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*OBLATE SISTERS SERVING THE PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"ROSEMARY SIGLER, COOK OF THE MONTH","Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*FOREIGN BUYERS LEARN ABOUT CROPS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
12 HEALTH PRACTITIONERS ASSIGNED TO SD,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*SOLAR ECLIPSE FRIDAY WILL DIM MOST SKIES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY CRAWLS CLOSER TO RAIN RECORD,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ABDNOR TO MISS REAGAN'S VISIT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
AUTOMATIC WEAPONS LAW UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BEST INDIAN ARTIFACTS COLLECTION UNDER WRAPS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITY SHOULD CONTINUE DEVELOPING FALLS PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DOES LAW APPLY TO REAGAN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*HERE FALLS A LEGEND,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TARGET GIVES GRANT TO MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
VOLUNTEER OF YEAR NOMINATIONS DUE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
DISABLED VETERANS NEED CLOTHES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
YMCA HAS MEETING ON Y-GUIDES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*FURNACE BLAST,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TRUE WILDER FANS KNOW TOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LENNOX USES FEET TO BEAT HUNGER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THE SPIRIT IS AGELESS IN TRAILBLAZER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAR WRECK VICTIM REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*OLD COIN COLLECTIONS MAKE FORTUNES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY FOES ARE GAME TO FIGHT PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW SPEAKS AT SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY FAMILY FILES FIVE SUITS IN FATAL CRASH,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN KILLED AFTER PICKUP TRUCK ROLLS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU GROUP ASKS TASK FORCE FOR ALCOHOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER DISTRICT TO URGE CARE WITH WASTE DISPOSAL,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKER'S DEATH RECASTS RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HIGHER PRICES NEEDED FOR NEW BEAN CROP,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HOTTEST SELLER IN THE CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JONES 2ND SF CHEATERS DAY WINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MINNESOTA MAGIC,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REPAIRS FOR BELL RELOCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GOVERNOR GETS FIRST SCRATCH AT LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*REMODELING IDEAS ARE FLUSH WITH FASHION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*HELP MAKE SD TOBACCO-FREE BY THE YEAR 2000,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BUDGET-MAKERS DON'T DESERVE SYMPATHY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FALL IS A GOOD TIME TO FERTILIZE LAWNS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TEACHERS DESERVE SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA GIRLS LIKE THEIR SPORTS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BALTIC WOMAN INJURED IN HAY RIDE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE TO HEAR STRIKERS' APPEAL,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"LAWYERS, WILLIAMS OFFICIALS TO MEET","Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALE RAISES FUNDS FOR RELIEF AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS RURAL DELL RAPIDS TRAILER HOME,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IT NEVER HURTS TO PLAN AHEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOTEL WRAPS UP REQUEST FOR FUNDS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TYPICAL CASE PUTS FAMILY IN CONTROL,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"VO-TECH OVERFLOWING, OFFICIAL TELLS BOARD","Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DANCE HALL PLAN DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
APHIDS COULD DAMAGE CROPS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CRAZY HORSE WORKERS DUCK BULLETS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SEEKS SUPPORT FOR WATER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUTCHINSON FASTEST GROWING COUNTY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CANDIDATES WIFE TO SPEAK AT HURON BANQUET,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"GRASS FIRES BURN 7,000 ACRES ON RESERVATION","Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OACOMA MAN DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY TRUCK,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ONE STEP CLOSER TO COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEATHER SERVICE TO GIVE WINTER SAFETY TIPS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BOARD PURSUES TURNING COLLEGE INTO PRISON,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MENTAL HEALTH OFFICIALS OFFER OPTION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
LIBERAL ARTS ROUND OUT EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
MOTOR VEHICLES DEPARTMENT'S COMPUTER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*1988 SOUTH DAKOTA TOURISM SPOTTY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL CLASSROOMS TO WATCH EVENT ON TV,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RESERVATION GAMBLING BILL PASSED BY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MOON FOLLOWERS CAN'T WORSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SENATE OK'S PESTICIDE LAW CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON COLLEGE NAMES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AN INDIAN SHOULD GET SCHOOL JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
IS REAL ESTATE OVER-TAXED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WRITER SHOWS LACK OF PROFESSIONALISM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DAKOTA PROP SCHOOL THREAT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
"SAVE FARMS, EXPORT BUSH (L)","Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
TRAIL RIDE AT STATE PARK SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WELLNESS CENTER SPONSORS 10K VOLKSMARCH,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ELKIND TO PRESENT WORKSHOP ON MISEDUCATION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
ALL SD COUNTIES NOW ON DROUGHT LIST,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK HIRING WORKERS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMIC FORUM IS TODAY AT COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON OFFICIALS OK DANCE SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON PICKS HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORLD WAR II CREW TO HAVE REUNION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MONTH IS WETTEST OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESENTS PLAN FOR SOCIAL SECURITY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TOP PRIZE IS {dollar}21,000","Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YELLOW THUNDER RULING OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP HONORS CITY DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
VOTE TO SAY PLEDGE GETS YELLOW FLAG,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*HAGEN FOUND NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY BITE SMALLER, BUT TAXES HIGHER","Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEARDUFF ASSIGNED TO NEW PRISON JOB,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AGING NATION REWRITING DEFINITION OF ELDERLY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*MICKEY ROURKE BATTLES GOOD, EVIL","Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NOTEWORTHY CHOICES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SOLOIST'S CAREER SPANS CLASSICAL, ROCK, JAZZ","Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMENS ART ON DISPLAY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"BALTIC WOMAN, 20 REMAINS IN HOSPITAL","Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BANK ACCOUNT BEGUN FOR HEART PATIENT, 7","Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CORSICA MAN, 20, CHARGED IN DEATH","Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLATTE HOPES TO LURE NEW GARMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS VIEW PRO-ABORTION FILM,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SHOWER OF GOLD,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOLLMANN IN TOUCH WITH REALITY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT CONFIRMS CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNION COUNTY PLANS FOR RAPID GROWTH,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIRPORT AUTHORITY SEEKS NEW SERVICE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ATTEMPTED RAPE CHARGES ADDED AGAINST SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"SUBSIDIES PASS, BUT MESABA NOT SATISFIED","Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*GOVERNOR--SCHOOL COALITION NEEDED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*VANDALISM FOULS AREA'S PROTECTED LANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
DROUGHT HOTLINE STILL OPERATING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FARM GROUP NIXES CAPITAL GAINS CUT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*HOSPITAL GETS NEW PLANE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
BRANIFF EXPRESS CANCELS FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
BAG FIRM'S BUYOUT PACT FINALIZED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
FUR FLIES OVER FARMER'S ATTEMPT AT CAT-PELT BLANKET,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SD GUARD DROPOUT RATE LOW, TOO","Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SF CAN WEATHER POSSIBLE SLUMP--BUSINESS EXPERTS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VIOLENT CRIMES INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SESAME STREET SHOW RETURNS TO SF,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SCHRAG PUTS HER HEART INTO 'DOLLY',"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*'HEIGHTS' HAS GOOD SCARES, BUT FALLS FLAT","Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REASONS FOR OUSTING LEGION COACH WEAK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SAMUELSON BREAKS CAMPAIGN PROMISE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SHOULDN'T FALL FOR GARBAGE-BECOMES-GOLD TALE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"*SKYFORCE GAMES SET FOR MITCHELL, HURON","Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE WANTS CRP AMENDMENT TO LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ORIGIN UNKNOWN IN FAWICK PARK SPILL,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS MAY BLOCK KIDS' 900 CALL USE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRANSIENT'S HEARING SET FOR OCTOBER 5,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLIFF TAKES DIP TO PRESERVE BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN SENTENCED IN BIRD GRAIN SCAM,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHARGED IN ALLEGED MISSOURI RIVER POT HARVEST,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD LENDS {dollar}4 MILLION TO 2 FIRMS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BALLOON COMPETITION CONTINUES IN WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRANT HELPS FIRMS LAND FEDERAL CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"JURY AWARDS {dollar}836,000 IN INVESTMENT CASE","Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SPIRIT OF DAKOTA BANQUET SET FOR OCTOBER 7,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AIRLINE HEAD DOUBTS SERVICE WILL SUCCEED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
HOUSE APPROVES BLACK HILLS LAND SWAP,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
10 ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"TAXES, FEES CONSIDERED TO FINANCE STURGIS RALLY","Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*TURTLES SET TO RUN IN TODAY'S BIG RACE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*CASINO HOPES, FEARS FALL SHORT","Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HE'S SUNNY DESPITE 884 OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HERO OF 1940'S DIES AT 79,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ELLSWORTH READER CALLS FOR CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"AT AGE 4, LOTTERY TAKE--{dollar}262 MILLION","Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HOLES IN PLAN MUST BE FILLED (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PARTIES UP TO THEIR POWER TRICKS AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*CAVORTING MASCOTS AT GAMES DEMEAN INDIAN PRACTICES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*FREEING PELTIER NOT STEP TOWARD RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ABSENT BOARD REPS AREN'T OF MUCH USE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MARINA IS JUST THE DEVELOPMENT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WHAT A WASTE TO KILL USEFUL HEMP PLANT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"GAMBLING IS THREAT TO STATE, FAMILIES (L)","Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
INTEGRITY NEEDED WHEN REPORTING THE NEWS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CITY BUILDINGS SHOULD HAVE SMOKING AREA (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
FAMILY TOLD TO QUIT WHINING OVER PRIZES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
GROUP STUDYING JUDGE SELECTION PROCESS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
EVERYTHING WAS DONE TO TRY TO SAVE BABY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
GULF WAR TOOK LIVES OF THOUSANDS OF IRAQIS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*DUCK OPENER PROMISES GOOD SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*AGE NO ROADBLOCK TO GANT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*RACING BUG BIT MCGRIFF AS BOY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
GOODWILL TO BEGIN RECYCLING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO-VEHICLE CRASH SATURDAY INJURES 3,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VO-TECH ENROLLMENT CLIMBS 11 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
24-YEAR-OLD DIES WHILE TESTING FOR FORCE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WARRIORS PUMMEL FOES AT MEDIEVAL RE-ENACTMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEW AWARE OF REDISTRICTING SESSION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE REFUSES TO FREE CONVICTED MURDERER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INTRICATE WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PELTIER'S LAWYERS READY MORE ATTACKS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SERVICES SET TUESDAY FOR DICK FLYNN,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"BUSINESSMAN SANDWEILER, 79, DIES","Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE BILL TARGETS ABOVE-GROUND TANKS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO MEN ARRESTED IN CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
21 NAMED ON LIST OF SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*A RACE TO THE FINISH,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CONSIDERS TUNNEL TO EASE HIGHWAY 85 CONGESTION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRIBAL ARTS FESTIVAL NAMES SHOW WINNERS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PLAN FOR PRISONS STILL UNDECIDED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"STUDENTS, OFFICIALS FACE OFF OVER ORDINANCE","Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BOASTS OF AWARD THAT HE DIDN'T WIN,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*PETERSON GIVEN HONOR FOR RV WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GROUND IS BROKEN FOR ETHANOL PLANT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MINING FIRM ASKS TO EXPAND IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSING CRUNCH SPREADS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
ETHANOL BUYERS COULD WIN TRIP,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*PRESSLER SHOWS STAYING POWER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PROPOSED ENTERTAINMENT TAX WOULD FUND CENTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*FAILED COUP GIVES NEW HOPE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1991, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
*GIRL RESCUED AT RALLY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OLD WHS HAS POTENTIAL BUYER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
QUAYLE ATTACKS CLINTON,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CLINTON DODGES TRUTH ABOUT DRAFT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GREED DRIVES DRUG COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HAAR'S WORDS STRIKE DEEP IN HER TERRITORY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SONG MISINTERPRETED AS ATTACK ON ELDERS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*CHILDREN'S AUTHOR TO SPEAK THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH SHORE MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STEAM FORCES STUDENTS TO EVACUATE EMERSON,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ZIMBELMAN CENTER OPEN HOUSE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOARD TO TAKE OPTIONS ON SCHOOL SITES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CAR SEIZED IN YANKTON CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CLINTON HOSTS--MICKELSON COMMENTS DAMPEN RALLY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TIGHT FIT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOUNCER'S KILLER DENIED EARLY RELEASE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY ADJUSTS MAIN STREET ASSESSMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHURCH TO PRESENT 'LIVING ROOTS OF MUSIC',"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CORN-HUSKING CONTEST AT BERESFORD-AREA FARM,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN PANEL TO BE AT USD TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIX NEW STAFF ABOARD AT DAKOTA WESLEYAN,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FIRE BURNS BASEMENT OF EX-BALTIC MAYOR,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FREEMAN PITCHES IN,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSION OK'S NATURAL GAS PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SPIRITED ACTIVITIES LIVEN HOBO WEEK IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
FREEZE NOT EXPECTED TO HURT CROPS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*MEMORIES OF '67 STILL STRONG FOR MOTTICE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SERVE'S UP,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BIG CHINOOKS FIND HOME ON MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LUSH 'MOHICANS' A MUST-SEE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEEDLES READY TO FIGHT FLU,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MEANS AIMS UP IN FILMS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PARENTS TUNE OUT TELEVISION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LAKE CO WORKERS FIND PEOPLE TO HELP 3 MONTHS AFTER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SAFETY OF BEEF IN THE COOKING, NOT THE INSPECTION","Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BIOSPHERE INTRIGUING BUT DISAPPOINTING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VIOLENT 'NYPD BLUE' SHOULD BE REPLACED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TEACHER SALARIES NOT REALLY SO BAD HERE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
AUGUSTANA COLLEGE ENROLLMENT LOWER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY WOMAN RECEIVES MICKELSON AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXPLOSIVES SOLD TO SIX NATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S 'NO 1' CAR DAMAGED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE BRUTALITY TRIAL RESUMES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LAST LANDING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TASK FORCE PITCHES COMBINED JUVENILE FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY PLANNING UTILITY BILL HIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS SUGGEST EARLY FLU SHOTS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY TAX SHARE TO DROP 1.3%,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SNAKE SCARE SLITHERS AWAY--MIDLAND,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CRAZY HORSE SCULPTURE TO GET SPIRIT AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FLOOD APPLICATIONS FLOOD FEMA OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LIFE INSURANCE FIRM BUYS BROOKINGS MALL,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN SHOT BY COP APPEARS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ST FRANCIS MAN ADMITS ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEXAS MAN TO SERVE 12-YEAR POT TERM,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VOLUNTEER DEPARTMENT TO HOST BREAKFAST,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*POOR CORN CROP FOR FEED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
VOLGA SUPERINTENDENT TO GET PENSION AFTER REHIRING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
5 OF 6 COLLEGE ENROLLMENTS GROW,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LINCOLN COUNTY BUDGET UP 5.4%,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
STATE CLOSELY MONITORING MITCHELL'S WATER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*TRESS TRAINING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
STATE AIDS LOW-INCOME HOME BUYERS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*LEADER OF THE PACK,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WARRIORS DOMINATE IN VICTORY OVER KNIGHTS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ROOSEVELT HANDS LINCOLN FIRST DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER READY TO TRIM HOURS--AT AGE 90,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*KRISTINA'S GAINS FAST FOLLOWING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
COMMODITY DISTRIBUTION SCHEDULED THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SERVE TACO DIP AS A HOLIDAY SURPRISE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1993, sect.E, p.06, col.3"
"*WOMAN, 46, LEARNS TO READ","Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS FACE BUM MARKET FOR SEASON'S BUMPER CROP,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESSURE ON FIRM TO COME THROUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KEEP PIPE DREAM ALIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--ABOUT US INTERVENTION,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
VOTE TO BRING BACK VIDEO-LOTTERY JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
INITIATIVE WILL HARM SCHOOLS IN STATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
COLMAN'S RESIDENTS NEED TO BE CAUTIOUS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
FREE COUNTRY ALLOWS MISS SD DANCE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MEASURE WOULD HELP LOWER PROPERTY TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WOMAN WOULD KNOW HOW TO RUN STATE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
SICK LEAVE COVERS MANY SITUATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LARGEST CLASS AT WASHINGTON ON 1973,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE RELEASE SKECTH OF ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOY INJURED IN CROSSWALK ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HOME REMODELING AIDS ELDERLY, DISABLED","Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HELPS TO EASE PAIN OF AIR CRASH RESCUE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*TAXING CHURCHES AMONG JANKLOW, BEDDOW DISPUTES","Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSION SUGGESTS COVERING CONTROVERSIAL PAINTING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*IF TAX CAP PASSES, ALL ITEMS OPEN TO TAXING","Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"COUPLE WINS {dollar}200,000 IN POWERBALL DRAWING","Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UTILITIES TO REPLACE SCHOOL PHONE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARMY ROTC TO TRAIN AT PALISADES PARK,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MAN WANTED MONEY IN 'DOGNAPPING' CASE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD BUSINESS SCHOOL TACKLES FOREIGN TRADE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*WRITERS CONFERENCE WILL BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RECREATION-AREA WORKERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*INDUSTRIAL, BUSINESS PARK DEVELOPING","Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BEATINGS OF PATRONS OUTSIDE STOCKMAN'S BAR,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DEUEL COUNTY AMBULANCE MAY DIE--LACK OF VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*HALFWAY AROUND THE GLOBE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
EX-BROOKINGS WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
JOB TRAINING TOPS LIST OF CITY'S NEEDS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"DAKOTA PORK TO EXPAND IN HURON, MITCHELL","Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"HOG FARMERS, PRODUCERS STUDYING FUTURE OF INDUSTRY","Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CANADIAN COMPANY INTERESTED IN VEBLEN,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
"FALL FISHING APPEARS STRONG, BUT DOES ANYONE CARE?","Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*TEAMWORK ON GROUSE HUNT MAKES EVENT MEMORABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*DELUXE BIRTHDAY FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM TO HELP MOMS WILL OPEN NEXT MONTH,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*EX-CANDIDATE FACING ARREST FOR STALKING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SKYWEST AIRLINES CUTS SALT LAKE CITY FLIGHTS IN NOV,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TRANSIENT ACCUSED IN FORMER SDSU STUDENT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HOTEL BUILDER GETS OVERDUE CHANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T COMPROMISE ON HIGHWAY SAFETY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PRIVATIZING RURAL ELECTRIC A COSTLY QUICK FIX,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"LEADER OF PAC MONEY PRESSLER, NOT JOHNSON (L)","Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE'S SHARP-EDGED DAGGER TALK HYPERBOLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY DESERVES PRAISE FOR ITS HELPFUL EFFORTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STATE'S VA HOSPITALS ARE WORTH PRESERVING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
KEVORKIAN ASSISTS IN RELIEVING ACUTE PAIN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
"*BY GEORGE, FIRST ISSUE HARD TO FIND","Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YOUNG CHESTER ARTISTS LEND HAND TO FIGHT CANCER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TEMPERATURE HELPS TRIGGER BLOOMING CACTUS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*HEELAN'S HOME HAS BEEN SWEET FOR O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*YANKTON LOSES PLAYERS, NOT GAMES","Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"VANDALS CAUSE {dollar}22,500 IN DAMAGE","Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHURCH LOCKS DOORS BECAUSE OF THEFTS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRAT CHAIRMAN TO MEET ACTIVISTS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MARKER TO TELL STORY OF QUEEN BEE MILL,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE TARGET TRAFFIC NEAR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GRANDDADDY OF FESTIVAL'S ATTRACT 24 BANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*SIOUX FALLS RIPE FOR CONVENTIONS, BUT WORK NOT DONE","Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WITNESS POINTS OUT CLAY AT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"TEACHER PAY OUT OF SYNC, SAYS LEADER","Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*COMMUNITY CENTER DEDICATION FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COSTNERS GAIN OK FOR LAND EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IRS INVESTIGATES DIESEL FUEL USAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*RECYCLING CENTER MARKS FOURTH YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE CONFERENCE NEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
FUTURE OF MUSEUM IS BEING STUDIED,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WEEKLY SERIES ON RACISM BEGINS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WILDLIFE HEAD TO PATROL HUNTING LANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"CITY DOCTOR ATTENDS PLO, ISRAELI SIGNING","Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MINNESOTA MAY BAN CRAZY HORSE BEER,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SD TO APPEAL ABORTION RULING,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
"*DELIVERED US MAIL, JUSTICE","Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*WHEAT PRICES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*A PLAYGROUND TEACHING TOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
SENATE AG COMMITTEE APPROVES FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
MURDER-RAPE CONVICTION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
PROPOSES PUBLIC TRUST FOR ITS WYOMING RANCH,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
NEW FOCUS PLACED ON ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
JANKLOW WARNS THAT STATE CAN'T PAY FOR GROWING GOVT,"Argus LeaderSep 29 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
PRESSLER MAKES 3-MINUTE SHOWING,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MILWAUKEE FIGHTING FOR SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OCTOBER TO TELL HEATING OIL TALE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PICKIN' A TUNE NOT JUST AN ART,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
BLUNT ADVICE ON OAHE TRADE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MEETING SIGN PROBLEM WITH A LITTLE HEART (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MEETING SIGN PROBLEM WITH A LITTLE HEART (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LEARNING ELECTION LESSONS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
LEARNING ELECTION LESSONS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
READERS QUESTION SERIES ON PAULINE ORDER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BEDELL'S OAHE INTEREST COMPARED TO ABOUREZK,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BILINGUAL INDIAN PROGRAM PLANNED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BI-LINGUAL INDIAN PROGRAM PANNED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BEDELL'S OAHE INTEREST COMPARED TO ABOUREZK,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BOYS SPOT SMALLFOOT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WEATHER SERVICE TO BROADCAST,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
POOR AIDED BY LOCAL LEGAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA STRIVES FOR SUNFLOWER FIRM,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENGINEERS TO MEET IN SIOUX CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY CAFETERIA PLANS OPENING CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUTUMN TOURISM CONFERENCE SET,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL AWARDS GIVEN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL AWARDS GIVEN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*CETA APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"*THE DIP, SWAY, TOUCH ARE COMING BACK","Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*STRESS, HOW YOU COPE WITH IT","Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
WORK ANNOYANCES OFTEN CAUSE HEALTH PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*HARRIET FLETCHER-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.F, p.09, col.1"
*PUPPIES CUT THE LEASH AT CANINE KINDERGARTEN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE REVIVES LEGEND OF BUSHNELL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1979, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
CITY DRAFTING MINORITY CONTRACT PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY DRAFTING MINORITY CONTRACT PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY DRAFTING MINORITY CONTRACT PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INMATE SENTENCED FOR THREAT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
INMATE SENTENCED FOR THREAT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SF RATED AMONG TOP SMALL CITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SF RATED AMONG TOP SMALL CITIES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NEW METHODIST BISHOP A SHEPERD FOR SD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*NEW METHODIST BISHOP A SHEPERD FOR SD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*'THOSE LIPS THOSE EYES' REKINDLES DREAMS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*ABOUREZK UNHAPPY WITH CARTER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITY ELUDES SIOUX TRIBAL LEADERS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT-SD PAYS FOR OUT-OF-STATE CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITY ELUDES SIOUX TRIBAL LEADERS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATOR URGES SINGLE-MEMBER DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT-SD PAYS FOR OUT-OF-STATE CARE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAIN STRIKE PUTS MANAGERS TO WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GRAIN STRIKE PUTS MANAGERS TO WORK,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COMMISSION OKS INCREASED CAB FARE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
NORTH END PLAN APPROPRIATE ONE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW PRISON REMARKS-PRO...CON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW PRISON REMARKS-PRO...CON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW PRISON REMARKS-PRO...CON (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ROBERTS OFTEN LATE IN PAYING HIS TAXES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RURAL SCHOOLS URGED TO POOL RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALL SAVERS CERTIFICATE NOT FOR EVERYBODY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY TO OK BUDGET TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUDGET CUTS WILL BEGIN TO HIT HOME THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
IOWA OFFICIALS WANT ORDERLY RIVER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IOWA OFFICIALS WANT ORDERLY RIVER DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUSH BEGAN TO TAP WATER FROM RIVER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CITY SHOULD DENY LICENSE TRANSFER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SAYS STATE IGNORES SD CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY SHOULD DENY LICENSE TRANSFER (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION TO GET LIBRARY REPAIR ESTIMATE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
POWER PLANT MAY CLOSE TEMPORARILY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BN SAYS WATER DEAL SUBSIDIZES COMPETITOR,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
5 STATES TO SET UP TASK FORCE ON WATER...,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
AUDIT SHOWS STATE FAIR NEEDS TIGHTER CONTROLS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CONVICT DENIED TERM COMMUTATION,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
INSTITUTE'S SPENDING REQUEST REJECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STATE DEFENDS CLOSING OF SAVINGS & LOAN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
LAWYER SKIPS DISCIPLINE HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CHARGES TO BE FILED IN DEATH OF SF NATIVE-OKLAHOMA,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
LAWYER SKIPS DISCIPLINE HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SUNNY WEEK HELPS CROPS MATURE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"AIM BUILDING CASE ON TREATY, 2 LAWS","Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
WATERTOWN REJECTS SUNDAY LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SENATE OK'S PRESSLER'S TOURISM BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
SENATE OK'S PRESSLER'S TOURISM BILL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
WATT TO SPEAK AT SD FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
FUNDS SOUGHT FOR 4 BURNED IN MADISON EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
STATE WILDLIFE UNAFFECTED BY ENDRIN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNTERS TAKE AIM AGAIN AS SEASONS OPEN THIS WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*PREVENTIVE DENTAL CARE CAN SAVE BRUSH WITH DISEASE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SURGERY TAKES BITE OUT OF WISDOM TEETH PAIN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PREVENTIVE DENTAL CARE CAN SAVE BRUSH WITH DISEASE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAN HOPES TO CONVERT SPUDS INTO SCOREBOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*MAN HOPES TO CONVERT SPUDS INTO SCOREBOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*MAN HOPES TO CONVERT SPUDS INTO SCOREBOARD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*ON NRA COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
"*MS MOTHER OF THE YEAR, JEAN BARRY","Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
MASTER PORK PRODUCERS OF 1981,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
*DUANE HUGHES NAMED VETERINARIAN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
*OUTSTANDING ALUMNI,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
"*BANG JA KIM, SDLA LIBRARIAN OF THE YEAR","Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.3"
GOOD PEANUT CROP EXPECTED TO END SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"PETERSON, WINGLER-CUT RIGHTS OFFICE","Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF JOBLESS RATE REMAINS LOW IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GAS LEAKS INTO SEWER LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD SMALL BUSINESS CLIMATE IS BAD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"*THE WHO AGES GRACELESSLY, THE GO-GO'S HAVE FUN","Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOURNEY INTO SAM SHEPARD COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PROFESSIONAL DANCE TROUPE PERFORMS FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SAM SHEPARD PLAY A CHALLENGING USD CHOICE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AUGUSTANA SPONSORS THEATER TOUR,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MUNICIPAL BAND TO HOLD AUDITIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NURSES' CONVENTION IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CHILDREN CONFERENCE AT ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SCOUTS OBSERVE 75TH ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SIOUX VOCATIONAL PLANS FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SYMPHONY ANNUAL MEETING SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
USD HOMECOMING STARTS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
ALCOHOLISM PROGRAMS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
ABDNOR SUSPICIOUS OF COMMITTEE'S REQUEST,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECULATION OVER AIM RALLIES END TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN BAILS OUT SON,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARKANSAS EDUCATOR APPOINTED AT NSC,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEAKING GAS FORCES RESIDENTS FROM HOUSES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ROBERTS TURNS TABLES ON DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BENTLEY APPOINTMENT PRAISED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LET'S END SILLINESS IN CONGRESSIONAL RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXAMPLE OF WHAT'S WRONG WITH WELFARE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"CAUCUS ENDORSES O'CONNOR, DASCHLE","Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NIGHT COMMISSION MEETING PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PETITION FILED AGAINST FLYNN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 WHO BURGLARIZED PIZZA PARLOR SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD RANCHER TO TALK TO SOVIETS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
EMPLOYEES' UNION BACK DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUPER NOW SUIT DELAYED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOOD SAMARITAN SOCIETY 60 YEARS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRAIRIE DOG IMAGE IMPEDES CONTROL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
PIERRE FUNDS STUDY OF FLIGHT STATION,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
*BJERKE CHASES SUCCESS ON WYOMING'S ROADS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JOHNSTON HEART OF O'GORMAN FOOTBALL SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*BANKERS MURDERED ON FORECLOSED FARM,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLUCKER PLEADS GUILTY TO TEA MURDER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SYMPHONY NOTES 61ST YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THEY'RE ORDINARY WORKING SOULS BY DAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOU'LL NEVER WANT FOR A GOOD LINE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BOARD DELAYS VOTE ON BANK CHARTER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESS RESEARCHER OPTIMISTIC FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE WILL TEST OPEN CUT GOLD MINE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW WON'T DEBATE DAKOTA NAME CHANGE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PARENTS, EDUCATORS DISCUSS WORK","Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNITED WAY COLLECTS QUARTER OF ITS GOAL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MESABA COULD REPLACE FLIGHTS TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATER CONGRESS DEBATES BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PETERSON SAYS HE CAN'T ACCEPT BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
REGENTS HEAR ARGUMENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE SAYS ABORTION RULE IS UNLAWFUL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PART OF NEWS STORY OMITTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REPUBLIC'S UNIONS MERIT PRAISE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"007, ABORTION HAVE COMMON TIES (L)","Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
JANKLOW TURNS DOWN REQUEST TO SAVE RAILROAD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAAG'S STATUS CHANGED TO VOLUNTARY PATIENT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MARSHAL SAYS LIGHTENING STARTED BAR FIRE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MURDER SUSPECT REMAINS IN SIOUX CITY JAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
AUGIE & SF COLLEGE DUST OFF RECORD BOOKS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WELDER HOPES TO END NIGHTMARES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CIVIL RIGHTS BILL ROLLS FORWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PELTIER STILL FIGHTING TO BEAT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A DIFFERENT KIND OF TOUGH,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WEINBERGER WANTS MONEY FOR GUNS WITHHELD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*LOSS OF LOVED ONES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TRI-STATE BAND FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET BREAKDOWN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ANTI-ABORTION LEADER TARGETS SF,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GOP CAN'T AFFORD SURPLUS MONEY (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABOLISHING STATE OFFICE A BIG GAMBLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
COURTHOUSE DRUM VIGIL FOR BANKS CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN GETS PROBATION IN MOTORCYCLE DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SF LINCOLN TAKES TOP HONORS AT TRI-STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CHANCELLOR OF DIOCESE DIES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
WOMAN ARRESTED ON ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*O'GORMAN ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
AT&T WILL ELIMINATE 11 MORE JOBS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DEBATE KEY TO REAGAN-MONDALE RACE IN SD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
OPPOSES LIQUOR SALES ON ROSEBUD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MUDDY KNEES MARK WACKY DUCK SEASON OPENER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TAX MONEY WILL HELP FISHERIES PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
*STRUGGLING TO MAKE A NEW LIFE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW & SYMPHONY SCORE WITH CROWD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*NINA BANEY IS FAMILIAR FACE AT STORE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NEW FIRM HELPS PATIENTS FILE FORMS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SESSION TO SPOTLIGHT EMPLOYMENT ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SUTHERLAND LUMBER TO OFFER OWN CREDIT CARD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
5 LOCAL REAL ESTATE AGENTS FORM FIRM,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PLACING THE DISABLED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*IOWANS BRING FOOD TO MORRELL STRIKERS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAXING CHOICES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PEANUTS GANG CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"DAYTON'S GIVES {dollar}2,500 TO CREATE DRUG PROGRAM","Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"DAYTON'S GIVES {dollar}4,500 GRANT TO YWCA FOR VAN","Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
THRESHOLD SPONSORS CHILD CARE FOOD PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
CITY GETS ANOTHER CHANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAGAN SCORES WITH JUDGE APPOINTMENT (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO SCRAP SUICIDE PACT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*CRIPPLED CHILDREN GET TOYS THEY CAN USE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WINTER RETRIAL BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROWN ASKS MORRELL TO CONSIDER STRIKE'S EFFECT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY BAND TO CONDUCT AUDITIONS FOR '86 SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOW RATES INTEREST CAR BUYERS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*PRESS RELEASE FLAP IN MEDIA'S ROLE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GROUP TO RENEW DRIVE FOR REGENT ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE OFFICIALS SEEK ELK POACHER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VIETNAM VET CENTER SEEKS VISIBILITY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COLUMNIST CALLS DEFICIT IMMORAL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*REAGAN FACES FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR SKIPS VISIT FOR PHILIPPINES VOTE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DANCE STUMBLES IN CITY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SD CORRECTIONS OFFICERS ELECTED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SYMPHONY ELECTS BOARD MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ABDNOR SHOULD HAVE BEEN THERE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CARE TOUCHES RUNNER (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DRUG TESTING PLEASES PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'FAR SIDE' IS IN POOR TASTE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*TOUGH RACKET,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN GOLFERS NIP WARRIORS IN SIC,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
{dollar}20 MILLION IN BONDS FOR HOTELS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESIDENT PULLS IN THOUSANDS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO VERDICT IN KERKHOVE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SECURITY FORCE TAILS REAGAN'S EVERY MOVE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECURRING THEME IS 'ELECT A REPUBLICAN',"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WELCOME REAGAN, BUT NOT HIS FARM PROGRAM","Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON INVESTIGATES NEW FARM LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CANDIDATE TO VISIT WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SIOUX FALLS CITY BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MILLER--RETRACT CHARGES OF MISREPRESENTATION,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3 PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PETERSON QUESTIONS STORAGE TANKS PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
LET STATES SET THEIR DRINKING AGE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
BISON CORRALLED FOR VACCINATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SIOUX INDIAN CAMP SURVIVES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN CATTLE SCHEME,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*TO KEEP RETARDED DAUGHTER FROM HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELEVATORS GET FULL OF HARVEST,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOTTERY TICKETS GO ON SALE TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CASEY'S REVELATIONS NOT THAT SURPRISING (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"MISSILES NOT MAPS, THE ISSUE (L)","Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
POLITICIAN SHOULD LEAVE THE LOTTERY ALONE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE LOTTERIES ARE A BAD BET,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BORK SHOULD BE REJECTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*ELIZABETH DOLE TO SPEAK IN HURON,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS GIRL ON BIKE HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INFERTILITY GROUP TO MEET ON MONDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARADE COMMITTEE ACCEPTS APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UTILITIES COMMISSION OFFERS RATES COURSE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY WOMAN RECALLS HER ROOTS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE REPORTS MORE TWISTERS IN '86-87,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STRIKERS REJECT JOB OFFER AT HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MINING PANEL MISSES DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*GUARDIANSHIP WARDS OFTEN LOST,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TO ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR FUEL BILLS MERGER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRAT DOUBTS DELEGATE BAN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
INDIAN CLINICS AT FULL SERVICE AFTER SUMMER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TAX FORM DEADLINE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TOWN MEETING WITH JOHNSON SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*BUILDING PERMITS DECREASE IN AUGUST,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
INMATE SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN OUT OF JAIL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WASHINGTON MAY PURCHASE BLOCK FOR PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TASTE MARKET,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'60S CONCERT KIND OF A DRAG,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DSC EMPLOYEES RECEIVE AWARD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
FAMILY ASSISTS MCDONALD HOUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
UNZICKER HONORED BY MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
ALUMNI NAMES SERVICE WINNERS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
PROFESSORS GIVEN EMERITUS STATUS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*WASHINGTON ROMPS PAST O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SAFE LAUNCH INSPIRES SF STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS CLOSING CITY OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SATELLITE WILL TRANSMIT TO EROS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SECOND SHOPKO PLANNED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MCGOVERN--DUKAKIS MUST GET TOUGHER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HANDGUN WAITING PLAN DESERVES CHANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINING IMPORTANT TO SD (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE'S TAX SYSTEM NEEDS RESTRUCTURING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CAR RACE COVERAGE LOUSY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DAKOTA PROP EVIL MENACE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*THEATER BALANCES SEASON,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MIDCO PLANS MOVIE SERIES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN CROWNS HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATE WANTS BUREAU FILES UPDATED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLELAND REPLACES LIBOW AT KSFY-TV,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL TO CLOSE ABERDEEN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 ABERDEEN WORKERS SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCH WORTHY OF CONSECRATION,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBAL COUNCIL POSTPONES IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOBBYING FOR A 2ND CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TOWARD OWN GUARDIAN ANGELS CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WE WANT QUALITY JOBS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONSISTENCY IS GOAL OF AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EAST TRIPS WASHINGTON 20-0,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CONSERVATION GROUP TO HOLD MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HAINJE TO SPEAK AT FUTURISTS MEETING,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SOYBEANS MAY REACH RECORD HIGHS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TRADE SHOW SPACE STILL AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*RETAIL STORES GET A JUMP ON SALES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1988, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*A DAY AT THE FARM,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAY LIMIT GARBAGE HAULERS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION IN CITY CLIMBS TO NEW HIGH,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"2,000 STRUT THEIR STUFF","Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'SESAME' STAGE SHOW ARRIVES IN SF,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*'SEX, LIES' IS LIFE ON FILM","Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PERSONNEL MOVES AT LOCAL TV STATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
EDUCATION SUMMIT MORE SHOW THAN GO (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HURD VERDICT A DISGRACE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"SWAP WASHINGTON, AXTELL PARK BUILDINGS (L)","Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CENTER COUNSELS MEN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HAUK GOOD CHOICE FOR HONOR (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*JUDGES' DISCRETIONS SHOULD BE LIMITED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE CROWNS ITS ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARMOUR HOSPITAL PLOTS PARTNERSHIP,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY MAN KILLED, WIFE INJURED IN CRASH","Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORUM WILL FOCUS ON ADC MOTHERS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NOT GUILTY IS PLEA TO ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTAN DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOME OF US JUST AREN'T FARMERS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RECORDS SHOW OSHA FINED TRI-STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN STARTS DRIVE FOR HUGO VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY GROUP HOME TO BUY FIRE STATION,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"1 1/2-YEAR-OLD, AWAY FROM HOSPITAL","Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SOLID WASTE STUDY WILL CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WOLLMANN IS IN HIS 'OWN LITTLE WORLD',"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INPUT OF PARENTS NEEDED FOR EDUCATION REFORM,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
NEW TOWER WILL HELP RECEPTION NEAR MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ELDERLY HOUSING,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*CASINO DOORS SWING OPEN ON TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION CONSIDERS NEW MORRELL OFFER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CUSTODY CASE WEAK ONE TO RALLY AROUND (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MICKELSON WISE NOT TO USE BROOKINGS STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MINOR VIOLATION BRINGS HUMILIATING TREATMENT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SAMUELSON'S CHANCES RISE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHILDREN OF DIVORCE NEED BOTH PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
LONG PARKING WAIT AT AIRPORT EXASPERATING (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
PRESSLER AFRAID TO DEBATE ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*DEFENSE DRIVES AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COWBOYS TAKE THIS CLOWN SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*ELLENBECKER RUNS TO VICTORY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
*SF VISITOR HAD RUN WITH FERRARRI TEAM,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
LEAGUE SPONSORS FORUM ON INITIATIVE 2,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON SEEKS AID FOR EIGHT COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEK RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ROSEBUD TRIBE GETS {dollar}25,602 EPA AWARD","Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS MAY FILE BALLOT APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ARTISTS MIX CULTURAL LESSON WITH SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GIRL CELEBRATES CURE FROM CANCER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS ORGANIZE AGAINST BUSING POLICY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUSTAD--REDUCE LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HURON WORKERS FILE UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MORE PARENTS WANT TO REMOVE READING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLANT CLOSING UNLIKELY--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FORMER PASTOR SENTENCED FOR ABUSE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
KADOKA EX-POSTMASTER GIVEN PROBATION,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PRIZES AWARDED IN TRIBAL ARTS SHOW,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LEWIS CLOSES GATE ON OLD STORE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
GROUP STUDIES PRICE-GOUGING COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"*TRULY, AMERICA'S FINAL FRONTIER","Argus LeaderSep 30 1990, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*NEWSMAN KEEPS CANOVA IN THE KNOW,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWINS CLINCH AL WEST,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHRISTIAN STATIONS AT CROSSROAD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*GOSPEL SINGER TO BE FEATURED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*BOGEYMAN FROM YOUTH DISTURBS SLEEP,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*'FISHER KING' FALTERS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
STARR LEADS SYMPHONY THROUGH CONCERT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
TRIBE RECLAIMS HILLS IN FITTING FASHION (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DOESN'T HAVE A BIG NEED FOR 'MOTOR-VOTER' (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
REPUBLICAN WHITEWASH BECOMING TIRESOME (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'ARGUS' CRITICIZES MOTOR-VOTER CONCERN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
WEATHER SERVICE TO HAVE WEATHER WEEK (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
OUT-OF-SHAPE FEMALE WANTS FITNESS PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*TEAMS GO OT TO WIN CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TAX-SAVING ANNUITIES TAKE CALCULATION FOR MAXIMUM,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*DAKTRONICS AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
'BUILDING WOMAN' SERIES STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
"BUFFALO FEED, ROUNDUP SATURDAY","Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FALLEN FIREFIGHTER SERVICE SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE RELEASE NAME OF APPLICANT WHO DIED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5 POTSDAM RESIDENTS TO ATTEND DINNER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KIRBY WANTED TO BE ARNOLD PALMER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEIGHBORS TAMED SF'S OLD WEST,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOFTBALL-ACCIDENT TRIAL BEGINS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN SUES LANDLORDS OVER FALL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
'RAILS TO TRAILS' SECTION OPENS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOTEL EXPLOSION BEING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE LOOKING FOR FARM EQUIPMENT THIEVES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE PARK STICKERS FOR SALE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AFFIRM SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MARINA ISN'T INTENDED TO AID FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
READERS SPLIT ON SALE OF OLD WHS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CLINTON LEADS STATE POLL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
72% OF INDIANS QUIT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ELUSIVE UNDECIDEDS HOLD ELECTION KEY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"BUSH, DASCHLE CHEATING VOTERS (ED)","Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUSH AN EXCELLENT COMMANDER IN CHIEF (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DEATH SENTENCE WAS RIGHT DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLES AFFIRM DEATH PENALTY (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"BUSH OWES EXPLANATION ON DEBATES, TAXES (L)","Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
STEENSLAND'S PROMISE IS QUICKLY BROKEN (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CITY'S SCHOOL DISTRICT SPENDS TOO MUCH (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
DEATH PENALTY IS BIBLICALLY ORIENTED (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BLACK HILLS DESERVE SPECIAL PROTECTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
BOARD ADOPTS RULES ON VENTURE LOAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE TO SELL 30 HOMES IN LEAD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY SHARE TO STAY AT 35 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON COUNCIL CUTS CITY PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STREETS CALLED UNSAFE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUPPORTERS WAITING FOR PEROT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM SETS UP MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DAY-CARE PROVIDERS TARGETING CITY LAW,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FUND GOAL TO CREATE SENSORY GARDEN MET,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PARENTS DAY AT USD SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HEART TRANSPLANT PATIENT HAS BABY BOY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"CLEAR LAKE RESTAURANT, BAR DESTROYED","Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*WEEK LATER, INTEREST IN SKELETON WANING","Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PLOTS STRATEGY TO STAY NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
CORN PRODUCERS ORDERED TO CUT PRODUCTION 10%,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
TO SELL ALTERNATIVE TO PHONE ANSWERING MACHINE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
LEADER COMPETES FOR SEASON TITLES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MONITOR HELPS DELIVER THE JOY OF PARENTHOOD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HEALTH PROBLEMS RISE INSIDE THE CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TOP CMA NOMINEES FAMILIAR HERE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*ITALIAN COOKING IS SPECIALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
"*PRISON SECURITY FLAWED, BARNETT SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*QUALITY OF CARE IS ISSUE WITH MANY CONSIDERATIONS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AN AMBULANCE BOARD IS TOTALLY SUPERFLUOUS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"KRIS' END TRAUMATIC, AS WAS JODI ABDUCTION (L)","Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PROCEED WITH CARE ON SCHOOL BORDERS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NAFTA REMINISCENT OF BAD CANADA DEAL (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE CLINTON HEALTH PLAN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DESMET PAIR TAKES DAKOTA CASH POT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH CARE MEETINGS PLANNED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAYO CLINIC 'RUMOR' NOT TRUE, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOUNT MARTY COLLEGE NUMBERS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ROSEBUD OFFICIAL MUST REPAY STOLEN {dollar}13,000","Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AUTUMN ARTWORK,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BLACK WATCH STRIKES RIGHT CHORD WITH REGULARS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RAINS DELAY CITY GOLF COURSE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AREA INDIANS DISCUSSING RACE ISSUES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
41ST STREET CHURCH OK'S PROPERTY SALE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"BOY, 12, KILLED IN WEBSTER CRASH","Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE ANNOUNCES AGENT ORANGE HEARING,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FLOOD AID FOR SEWAGE ALLOWED IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOMECOMING EVENTS AT BRANDON BEGIN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION FUNDING TO HELP BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"CONTRACTOR FACES {dollar}13,185 IN SMALL CLAIMS","Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"DEFENDING UNPOPULAR BOOKS DIFFICULT, BUT NEEDED","Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PRINCIPAL SEEKS MORE CLASSROOMS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*VALANDRA MAY GIVE UP SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SCHOOL POLICY WILL EASE RAPID CITY DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
JANKLOW--CABINET LOYALTY NOT REQUIRED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"*WEBER TENDS TO BIG, FAST TEXAS CROWD","Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PROVIDER MEETS SPECIAL NEEDS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*32% TUNE IN TO 'BLUE',"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DYSLEXIA A COMPLEX PROBLEM (PROF),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SEARCHING FOR QUALITY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"TROUBLED KIDS STARTING MORE FIRES, TREND FINDS","Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BUSY PIG HAS 2 LITTERS IN 16 DAYS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OUTLAW HUNTERS TAKE DEADLY TOLL ON BIRDS OF PREY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TIPS FOR PARENTS TO HELP KIDS LEARN FIRE DANGERS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
CONFLICTING RIGHTS CAN BE BALANCED (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
OPEN UP SD COURTS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LEADERSHIP SLOWS CAMPAIGN REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
A VOTE FOR BEDDOW IS A VOTE FOR CHANGE (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LEGISLATORS SHOULD PASS RECYCLING LAWS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
FINDING OUT NAME OF CAR OWNER LEGAL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SENATE OK'S FUNDING FOR PROGRAM, PROJECTS","Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEASURE WOULD LIMIT OUT-OF-STATE WASTE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOWNTOWN TRAFFIC TO BE DETOURED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY BOARD ADOPTS '95 BUDGET,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BUILDING GETS FACE LIFT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATES DEBATE INCOME TAX,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUDANESE REFUGEE FIGHTS TO HELP THOSE LEFT BEHIND,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOST CALLERS FAVOR SEARCHES IN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARREST SUSPECT IN STRING OF BRUTAL MUGGINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MURDERER'S PAROLE BACK IN SPOTLIGHT,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"FIRE DANGER HIGH, STATE HUNTERS WARNED","Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TIRE-SLASHING CASE TO GET STATE ASSIST,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO BE HONORED AT RECEPTION,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CORN-HUSKING FEST DEMONSTRATES METHOD,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DAIRY PRINCESS HAILS FROM FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TWO PLEAS ENTERED FOR JUNE SLAYING,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SOBRIETY CHECKPOINT RESULTS IN 10 ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DRUNKEN-DRIVING PLEA RESULTS IN 1-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*NORTHERN STATE NAMES HOMECOMING ROYALTY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MANFRED MEMORIAL TO BE ON SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DEFENSE WITNESSES IN MALPRACTICE SUIT SHOULD TESTIFY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
LINCOLN COUNTY ASKED TO ISSUE BAPTIST BONDS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PCB'S ON TANKS STOP WORK AT WESTERN SD MISSILE SILOS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REPEAL OF TAX BREAKS POSSIBILITY IF MEASURE OK'D,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
DAKOTA 2 CAUSES UNEASINESS IN SCHOOL DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"HOMESTAKE GIVES {dollar}439,000 IN PROPERTY TO CITY OF LEAD","Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CONGRESS MAY BLOCK RESUMPTION FOR RAILROAD STRIKE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CITY FACES ECONOMIC CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*BOSTON CHICKEN CHAIN TARGETS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*BARNETT, LINCOLN WIN CITY GOLF TITLES","Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SHOULDER STRECHES CAN PREVENT ROTATOR CUFF INJURY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*ARTS-PAVILION FUND REACHES {dollar}5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BOOKS SURFACE ON COVERINGS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*LEAVE ROSE SHRUB PRUNING UNTIL SPRING,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*MONTROSE GETS GRANT; WILL HIRE FIRST COP,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CRP SUPPROTERS WANT IN RENEWED NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
30 STATES JOIN SD IN AUDIT OF CITIBANK,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DIRTY POLITICS WON'T HELP (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES DESERVEMORE RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON ADS PROMOTE DOOM, GLOOM (L)","Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
PRESSLER MISGUIDED ON MEDICARE CUTS (L),"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
"*TO MAKE A LASTING DIFFERENCE, LEND A HAND","Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
EARLY FIRDAY FIRE LIKELY DELIBEERATELY SET,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL WEEK STARTS WITH CANDLELIGHT VIGIL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*CLAY CONVICTED IN KIDNAP, RAPE","Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CUDDLING UP TO THE COUGAR,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LIFE IN DC 'FAST LANE' LEADS TO SEMINARY,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*MOON EMISSARY PREACHES UNITY, PEACE","Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CLEANING UP AFTER AN OIL SPILL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*COSTA WON'T BE CHARGED BY POLICE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
STATE ATKES ACTION FOLLOWING FISH KILL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
VOTE ON NEW SCHOOL SCHEDULED FOR NOV. 7,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*JUDGE: COMMISSION MUST END INTERFERING,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MUSEUM FRIENDS LEAD MEMBERSHIP DRIVE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*MAN RULES COMPETENT IN CHILD-SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ELKS WON'T ACCEPT ANY WOMEN MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER CONTRACT AWARDED,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*A COOKIE AND A HANDSHAKE,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
STATE HALTS COMMISSIONER'S TIRE BURN,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
HOSPITAL DONATION TO EXPAND HOURS AT HEALTH CENTER,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
SCHOOL ENROLLMENTS SHOULD BE HIGHER IN '95--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"*CHERISHED 'LIFE, DEATH, GOD'","Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*ATTENDANCE AT THE OLD COURTHOUSE MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
APPEALS BACKLOG BOGS DOWN TAX RELIEF,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*GAETWAY 2000 EXPANDING TO EAST COAST,"Argus LeaderSep 30 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
DOES JANKLOW HAVE ANY MORE TAPES (L),"Argus LeaderSep 5 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
PROPOSED MISSOURI RIVER BOUNDARY FACES OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderSep O9 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
S.F. woman adjusts to independence.,"Argus LeaderSeptember 12, 1983, sect.A, p.7, col.1"
Lincoln County puts prisoners to work to save money.,"Argus LeaderSeptember 14, 1995, sect.D, p.1, col.5"
Injured chaplain gets no workers' comp.,"Argus LeaderSeptember 15, 1995, sect.D, p.4, col.5"
Abdallah to lead peace officers.,"Argus LeaderSeptember 19, 1991, sect.C, p.1, col.1"
Former Daschle aid to assist Abbott bid.,"Argus LeaderSeptember 22, 1995, sect.D, p.2, col.2"
Highway patrol superintendent supports higher speed.,"Argus LeaderSeptember 25, 1995, sect.D, p.2, col.2"
Marshals get national pat on back.,"Argus LeaderSeptember 27, 1985, sect.C, p.1, col.1"
Mud fun.,"Argus LeaderSeptember 27, 1992, sect.A, p.1, col.3"